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Bronx.
borough Of The Bronx


FAILE ST, ss3, W 9, 26x1oO---IIarry Gold
smith and ano TO Theo NJ Macy. 1919
Pelham I'd. New Rochelle, Y, prior
mts. $4,000. Jan 30. instaimerts. 8 per
FA1LE ST $50 W s. 25xl0O---sane 20
same. prior mtg $4,000, Jan co. instai,
rAiLE ST. sea-, " $, two lots, each 2;x
sSmr; no prior m.s' m,?oo r @"en at,S VA"
22STH ST, n. $; tao Barnes AZ. :Sxli!m oe
Bainuridse av. prior mtg $4,000, Dec q,
Msns.l, 10 bible House. 1870. $500
SSphSATh Az R Rsa coTpn to wm
Goodman, eli Park av. Jan 49, due Aug
/ 1921. 8 per cent atty. TitIe oyer oS a
NORRIS ~ AZ . s% :. i5ie iss,h As
1oo,4-Jeanette j Tucker to Home Bldg
and Loan Assn OF Mount Vernon. Mount
instals. ecs; atty. L r Co. iso
souTHERN PoULEvARp, 2asi.:ss7, "
:, l0l9x?s? 7-Benenson Rlty co TO
Metropolitan Savings PaNk ~ Cooper
SQUARE, Jan 20 5 yrs 5h%: att., T. oc +.
IT CO, leo bway, ;,'..;,.'' sSe'y ~
Thompson TO John II Dash at 240th IT
and Dash pl, and ano (exrsl, Jan 20: Z
yrs Sc. atty, Law Title 6 Co. Is
e. o % Q
ALL following same map. date. atty and
LOTS 60 and si.--Dominick la Gamb.. {,
Lors 81 and ca - Agnes A Tanning .
| LOTS IS and 69--Same to ,,....S1Ot
! LOTS 81 and S5-Fannie Is Krasner I,
LOTS 10 to ss--Ailce NJ Jones :,
LOIS 20 to .S--Jos Greco and ono c
4 l.
LOT sa-chairii,,ian Harscn to same. , sal,
LOTS ~. l3 and 55--Northern Rlty CO I,
LOTS STs' .. 10. - and 5i-ndw HHI:ns. /,
LOT s-ranni. D Krasner TO same IS 81
| LOT % TO 81 - Patrick j HauglsI q
LOTS and s-vslhena Corporation e
LOT /, 10 is-same & sam. see
I LOTS IS and 4G-M Gross 10 same 81
/ Lots 81, 22. IS and Ss-Alicc " Jonr' Z
LOT 81 10 St-samo TO same .......tLs.
| LOT Al to 44-Sams TO same ....... VI IL
! LOT 2o--wsldo Il Thompson to same y
| LOT le-Same to came, ,..,,.,,.. ,.Sl,2g
LOTS 81 and CLOS Greco and eno !
issp ST. $50 to .tt f. IS, So1ioc-ceI
j @ schad.e to Minnie g Thesis, ~ Y
Stewart. 1889 Third .....-...,s,Oo
GRAND BLVD AND coNCorRsE; n co
Bush ct. lo25Iss:sxs2.5x Bra
nigan to Max Klein. ~ NEEDN'T Morri
Park West. Jan %, instalis, s7; atty
| + Lese, IS Nassau ST.. ...*5,oo
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PRIVATE LEASES.

Slawson Hobbs rented for II. G.
Meyer to F. +. White the dwelling 1879
West Eighty-sixth street also 335 West
Seventy seventh street for Z. X. Biddall
to A. r. Burcheil. and 2l9 West Seven
tieth street for c. r. Hubert to r v.
Schoomacker.
Payson Mel Merrill Company, Inc,
subleased for Frederic Culver large
duplex apartment at 14o West Fifty
seventh street to Capt James II. Kid
der; an apartment at the Hotel Lang
don, East Fifty-sixth street. to Miss
L. Myrtle Dunn. and leased for William
A. White & Sons. as agents, for John
u. Rockefeller. Jr.. to Mrs. Mollie His-
gins smith the four story dwelling. lo4
West Sixty-fourth street.
Shaw & Co. have rented for Samuel
T.. Feiber the four story dwelling. 209s
Fifth avenue, to Mrs. o. Lorensen.
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Business Troubles.


KALMAN PERSILY-voluntary petition
by Kalman Persily. 1894 Anthony ave.
nue.. The Bronx, shows liabilities Of
.L9io.74 and assets OF sIstTb2. The
three largest creditors are: Henry
Lerner. ssS Kelly avenus $500; VIII
lam HerschAft. 10 and IL Kenmore
street, Sli56. and BENJAMIN Wallman,
no address. sl,ill william L. Rosen.
az broadway, IL tho attorney.
COLEMAN Il. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
petition by Coleman r. Chamberiin.
a3l Broadway, shows liabilities OF
!S5e5 and assets OF $40. The three
largest creditors are: j. Edward VIM
gate, no address. i.42o As; A. Is. Rose.
Thlrtieth street and Fifth avenue. $500,
and Edgar +. Perkins. Jr.. les East
Twonty-third street, 5000. Kadel Van
Kirk 4 Kennedy. $40 East li9th street,
are the attorneys
HERMAN l.. SCHRADER--An Involuntary
petition against Herman L. schrader.
tss East Ninth street, shows liabilities
OF $4,000. and assets of $4,000. Tho
three petitioning creditors are: John
Karges $1,000; Matilda Kroger. $500.
and Felix Niemeyer, 5000 zalkin n
Cohen. 81 Chambers street. are attor-
Schedule In bankruptcy.
| ARTHUR LEVY--Schedule or Arthur
Levy, no address. shows liabilities OF
s2459S.I3 and assets OF s7S. The three
largest creditors are; Vogue Company
| Los Angeles, Sll,ss6: Pacific states Cor
poratlon, Los Angeles, S. 800. md Bach
| rack Sons Company. 6S broadway
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SELLS MURRAY HILL HOME.

John Il. Ogden of the banking firm Of
=. B. keech & Co sold his former resi-
dence at SO Park avenue through the
Douglas Robinson, Charles $. Brown
Company. 1t is a four story house, on
lot ls.9xs0. adjoining the northeast
corner OF Thirty-ninth street. assessed
a. q valuation of SOL 900. ]. L. Battle,
signer OF the purchase contract, will take
Title, acting for the actual purchaser. who
will have the house remodelled for his
occupancy when the present tenancy of
Mrs Anna Williams expires in March.
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DINER SALES IN THE BRONX.

I%Nl3N AVENUE-F. ]. Guilfoyle
'. Inc. sold two lots on lntervale
e.''.s about 200 feet north OF WIN
.a'f'e. avenue.
GRAND ANENUE-Cahn & Pittman
s'1 ~ a c,ient of A. G.. Bachmann'
~ Investment the five story apart
H,e";, i4Xsi, at 242s Grand ave-
HE, recently acquired through A. l..
Igiouo Il Son.
HARRISON AVENCE-The Morgen-
stern Brothers Syndicate sold to
Joseph Gu,insky its contract TO pur-
ohs,- 2l0y Harrison avenue, five
story house. 75x100. The house shows
IN a"nual income OF $4,000 and was
he'd a. $40, 900.
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Building inspectors Cleared.

Indictments against two building In
spectors, Jacob ]. Vreeland. 261 East
23eth street, The Bronx. and Thomas
Petersen, Wilcox street, westchester,
We're dismissed in the Bronx County
Court yesterday. The men were charged
with criminal neglect in permitting the
use OF inferior building material In the
construction OF two Bronx apartments
ono OF which fell in, killing two pen
Jacob Polste,n, the contractor, is how
serving q term in Sing Sing.
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SIX BRONX APARTMENTS SOLD

Six apartment houses In The Bronx.
valued at $500. 900, changed hands yes
;erday The properties are located at
1888. 1887, 104l. 1045, 1049 and 1858
Bryant avenue. They we're sold by the
Mason Realty Company (Max ". Natan-
SOM to Philip Wattenberg, who paid
cash for them above the mortgages.
The apartments are Ave story struc-
lures. each on a lot 40xl0o. They were
bought by the selling company in Au-
gust. 1918. through Messrs. Selkin and
Mintz. who also acted as brokers in
the resale yesterday.
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EORGLA.
LEGAL NOTICES.
PUBLIC NOTICE OF an Application 10 IN
Commissioners of the Land Oti.e for


PUBLIC NOTICE OF an Application 10 he
Commissioners of the Land Otl.e for
Grant ~ Land Under Water.
TAKE NOTICE. That the undersigned
will file with the Commissioners Of the
Land Office. on the llth day Of February
1919, an application for a grant ot the
lands under water hereinafter described
and by Resolution Of said Commissioners,
any person deeming himself liable 10 injury
BY said grant. should tle before Satd dlts
with SAID Commissioners. at the capitol
in Albany. remonstrance. stating his
reasons for opposing said grant.
The land under water above mentioned
is bounded and described as follows, to W.T.;
ALL that tract or parcel Of and situIte IN
state Of New iorN bounded and descT bed
as follows: PARCEL No. l--B"g.Lulr a.
,d point c,a In the 81 seH WAY Ma Mara ns "a
point being $. 81 Os' o6" w. 'looo foot.
from "A point on the northwesttvy side Of
Conover and Beard street formerly Eliza
beth street,, said Point OF b'slnn!ng so
lands of the Upper Bay Improvement Co,
Inc. and the lands now or formerly owned
ly Francis B. cutting; thence along ne
0S' 0j" W, 1873 feet, to point IN tho
piierheAd line appr@oNyed BY the ss,te, !T r,
picrhead line y 90 40 81" W. 30 ~ feet,
thence y 81 OS' o." {. 1875 lcut to a
psint ,a IN 's sa S ws wi ne me "sn!'
sOll feet to the Point OF Beginning. con-
thinning 4.93t 80 a., more or less.
FARCEl. 81. 2-Beg inning at po.n, in
tho sea wall limo approved b the Se"ratary
Of war March !. 1870. y. S - - W.
l35 SO feet from III" Point Of Imginn.gs Of
Parcel 40. !, thence ;. So os o'' ";
lg5 90 feet to point tn tho p,"rh"a
luc approved hy the Secretary Of War
/ Apru ! 1907, thence a'onG sud pt"Ih"ad
Inc y. co. 80 81 W. ~ .J~', tn'nrs
\ 80 as o." L ~ - foot to IL point n
sad s"u wal line, thence along SAD sea
! wall Inc \. $ ~ - Z. %o.'i feet 10 ~
! POINT II Beginning OF Parcel No. . contain
\ Ing $3.50 ~ Il. more or less.
! NO'r-AN bearings refer 10 true MGR al.
| Souudngs refer 20 mean low water
| The uplanIs Of tho understood app!I-
| cant adjacent 10 tho lands applied for, are
| bounded on the north by property o. ths
| New York Dock Company and ~" fOrS
| Bay, on tho south By land of Grace q
| Company and New York Bay, on the west
! by New York Bay. and on IN" ra't by
> property of tho applicant IhAt tn" M
iands are actually occupied hN the R1p'l-
cant and are rented to Fowler : I'"r-
horn lumber yard and Olscns Shitv Az.
and thu SAID tenants are a~tHHlb Ls.Ha
said property ,.., =.
| .pnroprintc the lands described 70 ~
! bsnentipI enjoyment by erc,tng thereon
: the following I'fWtLsut structures, bS
erecting two Irut"riluu Plci- one on par
Gel uuIulrr ono uud the other on pare"
number Two OF tho premises herein aSove
' pa'cd, brooklyn, New York. December
rppFi, Ray IMPROVEMENT co. INC.
Nv REINHAuD NALL, Treasurer,
\ ls9 Montague 81, BToohlSn, y. Y.
HARVEY O. DOBSON, Attorney for April
cant l:a Montague 81. Brooklyn. y y
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PkOPOSALS.

SALE OF GOVERNMENTS OWNED
LASTS, Shoes. Surplus Property Division.
ION, ID. G, will receive bids on "A proportion
of lasts, Munson Goodyear Welt. which
have been used for manufacture OF Army
shoes, BIDS are invited on any quantity Of
these lasts Numbers OF pairs OF shoes
made on each last varies. Lasts can be
insnccted at various ZOno Supply Offices
Heated in the following named Cites: Al.
ianta, Ca. Boston, Mass CHICAGO, Ii:
Sew York; \, y; Phlla3 Pa s.. I.oui.
he made in duplicate on special forms, ID
Tine TO reach Washington by a. NJ. Febru-
thew will be opened In the presence of such
bidders as desire to attend. Specifications
and forms for submitting bids may be OBJ
pisisien. RsisTsncs 8. D, No. 2ii en-
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Plain silks in Demand.

silks in subdued colors are in greatest
demand In tho local market manufac-
turers report. The richer shades pre-
dominate. with navy blue a strong fav-
orte. The general line, including sat
ms, taffetas. crepes ard foulards, Is
wanted. with the variations in the diff
fercnt weaves moving we'll
Buyers express the opinion that there
will be n change in sentiment in the
near future. with the demand for the
warmer" shades increasing.
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Wholesale belt and suspender dealers
in this city are making preparations for
an unusual period Of activity, pointing
TO the fact that orders placed with them
by the retail trade some time ago for
February and March delivery are now
being called FOR under emergency needs.
as etocks in the stores are becoming de-
pleted because Of the great demand for
merchandise from returning soldiers.
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GOOD bidding at Wool Auction.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 2S.-Althoush
not so we'll attended as on the opening
day the Government wcof auction OF
other than carpet woods in tho Manu-
facturers' Club to-day was marked by
spirited bidding. Developments gave
evidence OF greater confidence in cur
rent values.
Among the big buyers were the Amer
lean Wooden Company. Empire Worsted
Company and Charles J. Webb of Phil
adelphia,
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LIVE TOPICS OF THE
COMMERCIAL WORLD
Gold Buckles on Dress
Slippers for Women

w JOMEN'S shoes are not TO
M undergo any radical change
w in style the coming season.
according to opinions of dealers.
They say there will be no novelty
goods for sale, but that staple lines
will be practically unchanged.
Fashion will continue to favor the
long vamp and the high French heel.
spats are expected to be a big item
for spring.
Expensive buckles. It is predicted.
will be features of slippers for. dress
wear. Jet buckles will be most In de-
mand, with those of cut steel second
favorites. Buckles OF IA carat gold
will be among the more expensive
novelties.
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LIS PESDENS.
Manhattan,

PLEASANT Az. W cor losth a.. iooilx
ss-wHl.am Rankin act Henry trucht
ct al foreclosure OF MORTGAGE: atty, w
SAD ST, 4ss and AS W, two actions
United States Trust Co Of New York agt
Chas NJ Marks ct al foreclosurs of two
mortEages; attys, Stewart & Shearer.
5sD ST, 126 and i2s W. 2 actions-Unitsd
states Trust Co Of New York against
Montague d Cohen ct a. QoTeclosure Of
two mortgagesl; attys. stewart Il
RIVINGToN ST, sos and si?, two actions
Francis Asbury Palmer Fund sgt
Charles CasazIa ct al foreclosure Of two
mortgages); atty. r kcNy.
Eth ST, 27s and 2sl-Julia Loew 81 al
ngt Max Hirshavi,1 ct al foreclosure of
MORTGAGE: attys, Man & Man.
l?2D ST, $40 w-Matilda Kreger AFT Eli
sbs,h Smith ct al faction 10 set aside
conveyance); atty, II A Geidol.
c9TH ST, 23S W-BerthA r Fox ast Ely
see Realty CO. Inc, ct al (toreciosure 81
mortgage; stt.s. Elsman. Lee. Corn &
.eTH ST s3 w-Hslen o Zurich agt
Elysee Realty Co. Inc, ~ al foreclosure
of mortsag): sttys. E,sman. Lee, Corn
a Levine.
LOT ~ block 1900, section IL. tax map
CITY ef New York Rgt Frederick Stelnke
Mumford ct a. faction TO forsolose tax
Hem; atty. W Burr.
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MORTGAGES.


with name and address OF lender and
Attorney
East Side.
tEast of Fifth svenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
10TH st, a07 d 2bxl0o,l1, p NJ, Jan ga
Denwood Realty Co to the Metropolitan
savings Blk. yrs. per cent: atty
Lawyers T q II Co. 100 Bway $4,000
West Sde.
fwett Of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 1l0th streets.)
slTH ST. as W. 2b1loo.5. Jan ls-Gsrtrude
y walker to LAWYERS 7 T CO ana
Richard 7 Green, Ji4 W llith st, trus-
tees viii VIM II walker. 8 yrs. 8 per
cent; attys. Greene Hurd, 40 Exch
7lsT ress ST. '9i3 W. 'iiSsxiGo5 p II, Jan al
Jno Hodsi to Title Guar T Co. lIe
W Skinner 10 Benz Bernstein. ei7 "
itist st. due and interest as per bond
prior mtg $2o,Soo; atty, Title Guar =
r Co. 1Ts Bway, ----. s->~-.ss--..ta9os
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Bright Innings for Spring.

While simplicity will mark the design
OF many OF the smart suits for spring,
manufacturers say that Innings will be
colorful. Rich purple, canary and rose
colored silks are being used extensively
In making up suits for sports or street
wear.
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Raw silk Market Active.

A cablegram has been received by II
L. Cavalier * Co. from Yokohama, as
follows: Market more active at the
decline. Kansai failures. double extra
1900 yen; Kansai failures. No. l. l,47G
yen; Slnshui failures. No. /, 1850 yen.
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VIII Discus. Textile situation,


WASHINGTON. Jan. 2S-E y. Campo.
chief Of the preferred sales section.
Quartermaster Corps, will confer with
L. II. Hartman. chief OF the surplus
property division, IN the Hotel Biltmore
New York. Saturday. for tho purpose OF
discussing the result Of Mr.. Hartmnn's
conference with the members OF the Tex
tile A citation.
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and the F. A. Jennings house on Fulton
street to S. Rubin.
Il Karech bought from G. Haviland
the plot, 115x160. east side of Fourteenth
street, north of Seventh avenue, College
Point.
A.. Jacob sold to S. Papp a plot, COX
100. east side OF Fourteenth street, north
Of seventh avenue, College Point.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Mani attain.

MADISON Az. bi4-Robert Eik.n AIT An
& Contracting Co. Inc, contractor. S4tO
,c'.. ST, 2.f ana 2?e E-Thomas Lynch
aet sunern Taller. owner Cn',e %
EuuL!ug Co. contractor. ....,.,....,.ilS
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As The result OF the decision Of the
members TO merge with tho Associated
Dress Industries OF America the House
Garment Manufacturers Association.
organized recently to promote sales and
10 develop export trade. Is to be dis
continued.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTEp-Gu BROOKLYN, intelligent youns
woman who Ik"s children, as nurse and
companion For particulars call at $50 Man
hatan av, =. y, city Friday night OF
SUNDAY morning.
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RECORDED LEASES.


1sr Az. e75. w g. 4ss 10th st. 2Oxso:
is. av. 277, o, 233 10Th st. 20xsO-
Max canno 70 Wolf Karp. go LIST ay,
yrs from Dec 1918, yrs renew;
isT Az. g2o. 3, 1905 . iith st. 25.ex
Ksrp, 22O LIST av. yrs from Dec> J..
1915, 3 yrs renew: atty. Benz II Li.ber =
man. q Chambers st. -. 49,: " 400
Estate corpn TO Louis Haims, 1854 Tth
sv, from Jan 4, 1919, to April so. 1924;
atty, sana'i chsrkeA if6 Nassau st. 81. 7te
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HELP wASTED-MALE.

Auto school Largest and best school in tho
WEST SIDE |. :. Send for booklet and pass
Y NJ. G. A. Ia school. Telephone columbus
ais W 5.th 81. 1890. Special classes for ladies.
FURNISHING HOUSE has vacancy for
bright young man not over 10 years old IN
art department experience not necessary.
stat" agC, SALARY SNgrTS'tu hna iu' par
SALESMAN wanted to sell standard ad-
vortls,G products. state qualifications. Box
La sun otnco.
WASTED-H!gh grade advertising so
Hector for one OF the largest daily news
papcrS in Massachusetts on a strictly salary
bas,.. must be experienced, Industrious ard
a good salesman; also able TO write copy
which sells space. Address giving age, eN-
n.rience references and salary expected In
Gr.i lnttnr L. boy ~ sun OtflNe.
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TO REMODEL FOR STUDIOS.

Pope & Bros. sold for all cash. for
Mrs Sarah Stephenson and others. the
three story brick building at 90 Bank
street on plot 19.1lx40x93. The pur-
,aaser, who now lives In Washington
+. c., will alter the premises and oc-
cl?y the same for studios.
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
lat "a vEsEY STREET. |

BY Bryan l. Kennedy.
lOaD ST 2ls Z, g. 205 81 av. 251
100 o, sly TINT and strs-M c Crookes
ag, ] " p Co, Inc. at al; due. ts.721.0 F.;
taxes. &o. Saoo14: to the plaintiff. IS, 600
BY Arthur C. Sheridan,
lST ST. 50 r. n 8. s44 Cd av. 242x
90 Ass 9x87s. 8 sty tint and strs--F NJ
oppenheimsr agt Leo Revere ct al; due.
$40, 468.25; taxes. &C. sss0s0: TO \
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BROOKLYN SALES.

N'7''r Builders. Inc, sold 1882 Sew
s.'.e'. street. Brooklyn, two family
Rouse -1Klo0.
B sforza sold for Lorenzo Vannata
W client for occupancy the one family
r1'iHs 1853 sixty-eighth street
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN.
Manhattan

seTu ST, ia To I2o w Harry Ptker agt
Criterion Construction Co ct al 90 80,
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
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$1,000. ~. A. Heymsfsld. no address
is the attorney.

IS INC HlVVTHVJ'
Assignments.
NATHANIEL SCHEUR--Trading as Paris
Ian wa!st Company, ladies' shirtwahts'
ls East Eighteenth street, yesterday as
signed for the benefit OF creditors 10
Melville Boyd. ,
HERMAN l.. sCHRADER, retail jewolry,
4s9 East Ninth street. has assigned Tor
the benefit Of creditors to Herbert A.
Wolf.
Judgments.
MANHATTAN.
The fnl,owlnE ludRmcnts vere NED yes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-14

It has been shown that deafness is
more common in cold countries than
in warm climates, the ear being very
sensitive to atmosphere changes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-14
L I1IItE&0RIEs'
&bEDTImE
BY THORNTON ". BURGESS.
Copyright. 1919. by T. W. Bursess.D
Peter Rabbit Calls on Mel
ody.

You know what a great hand Peter
Rabbit is to stay out all night. he
did just that thing that night after
listening to the twilight song of Mel
ody the Wood Thrush. Just before
1t was time for jolly. round, red Mr..
Sun to kick off his rosy blankets and
begin his daily climb up in the blue
blue sky, Peter started for home in
the dear Old Brier Patch. Every
where, in the Old Orchard. in the
Green Forest. on the Green Meadows.
his feathered friends were awaken
lipperty-lip, he heard those beautiful!
flute-like notes OF Melody the Wood
Thrush. Turning, he scampered over
to where he had spent such a peace
saw him at once, and hoped down
on the ground for little gossip while
he scratched among the leaves in
search of his breakfast.
Il just love to hear you sing. Mel
ody." cried Peter rather breathlessly.
II don't know of any other song that
makes me feel quite as yours does;
SO sort of perfectly contented and
free of care and worry"
Thank you" replied Melody. I'm
there is nothing l like to do better.
1t is the one way in which I can ex-
press my feelings. l love all the great
world. and ! just have to tell it SO.
/ do not mean to boast when l say
that all the Thrush family have good
voices"
But you have the best of ALL" cried
Peter.
Melody shook his brown head. ''I
wouldn't say that" said he modestly.
Il think the song of my cousin, Her.
nit, is even more beautiful than
mine. Then there is my cousin.
Veery. His song is wonderful. I
think"
But just then Peters curiosity was
greater than his interest in songs.
Have you built your nest yet?' he
asked.
Melody nodded "It is in a little
tree not far from here" said he. "and
Mrs. Wood Thrush is sitting on five
eggs this blessed minute. Isn't that
perfectly lovely?"
1t was Peters turn to nod. What
is your nest built off," he inquired.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-14
MANY BUILDING PLANS
HINGE ON LABOR PACTS
Industrial Conference at Ottawa
September IL to Discuss
Labor Problems.

OTTAWA, Ontario, August 1.-THE
industrial future of Canada may be
Influenced to marked degree by
the meeting of the national industrial
conference to be held here September
II to discuss labor problems in the
Dominion. Building contracts said
to amount to millions of dollars have
been held up pending some action by
the federal government or an agree
ment between capital and labor which
would tend to restore industrial tran
guilty.
The conference will be attended by
representatives, of the Dominion and
provincial governments employers
and labor leaders from all branches Of
industry.
Subjects to be considered will in
clude the right of employees to or
ganize. recognition of labor unions.
collective bargaining and the sug-
gestion by the royal commission on
Industrial relations that a bureau be
established to promote the organiza-
ton of joint industrial councils
Labor features of the peace treaty
will be brought up for discussion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-14
SENATOR CALLS HALT ON
ERECTION OF UGLY BARN

A resolution requesting the Secre-
tary of Agriculture to discontinue the
erection of IAN unsightly barn" on
the Arlington farm between the Lin
coin memorial and the Arlington
cemetery was introduced in the Sen
ate yesterday by Senator Phelan Of Cali
fornia. He asked to have the resolu-
ton lie over. SO that he could get ac-
ton on 1t later.
Senator Phelan said that while
driving in Potomac Park recently he
noticed that an unsightly barn was
being erected on the Arlington farm,
under the control of the Department
Of Agriculture, and which obstructs
the view between the Lincoln me-
mortal and Arlington cemetery. where
the memorial amphitheater is located