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WILL FIGHT BURLEsoN.
New jersey Commission to Oppose
Higher Wire Rates.

TRENTON, May 6.-After a hearing to-
day the Public Utility Commission Of
New Jersey decided to institute man.
damus proceedings In the Supreme Court
to prevent the New York and New Jer-
sey Telephone Company and the Della
ware & Atlantic Telegraph & Telephone
Company from putting into effect the
20 per centum increase in rates ordered
by A. s. Burleson. Postmaster General.
AT the hearing II was pointed out, in
answers filed by the telephone companies
to the protests Of citizens, that the COM
panies are acting as agents of the Post
master General and merely collecting
revenue for him and that the increase
was ordered by him and not by the COM
panies.
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PROPOSALS.


SEALED BIDS Will be received by ths
Board of Water supp y at it, Offices tween
ty-seCoud ho0r, Muniripa. building, PARK
Row. Centre and Chambers Streets, New
York CU., until II \. NJ on Tuesday,
May 20, 1919, for Contract 100 for soil
treatment furnishing and laying water
pipes, building concrete steps and walks
and doing miscellaneous work IN the yIcin
ity OF the kcnslco dam. in tho Towns O,
Mount Pleasant and North Castle. West.
chester county, New York. al, as set forth
In the specifications
A. the above r.a"o and Tina tho bids VIII
be publicly opened and read. Pamphlets
containing Information for bidders and
contract drawings can he obtained at the
above address at the ofilce Of the Score.
tRry, by deposiiing the sum NJ ten dollars
tlo' In cash or its equivalent for each
pamph Ct, For further particulars Apply
to the ofilcc Of the Principal Assistant En-
gineer. at tho above address
JOlIN r, CALVIN. President
CHARLES y CHADWICK,
y, J. O'RElI.IN. ~
Commissioners, Board ~ Water Supply
Benz i, Elnbig.er Sacrsta AIRY.
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IstTH ST, $50 W. runs n ll7x sos :
i7.Ix e AK 3 100 to ct i25 to bes,.p
m. May 1-Beechwood Realty Co to Wess I
istP s. Co. , III Madison az Val
HAVEN sti; Az 800, 'f;i.s1iii...i1sotxiis. p m.
Neatly Ssy ' cSf1n 10 H afUs s. TO %'
mtg $4,000, atty, w NJ wechsler, i12
SAME ME- P;RioprERTY. May 6-same to ssme
yrs. 6T, pr mtg $4,000; atty,
HAVEN sH%s Nv. sii:s:.sis. " :. iSxiis. ? m.
mtg ss5oo6 atty. walter NJ Wechsisr:
SANE PRO PTRsoopERTY.. m. May '5.ssme p
same. yrs. sc, pr mtg sSS'oOo; etI.
same. go. INTERCHANGEABLE oe
The Bronx.
thorough of The Dronx.)
cRoToNA PARK f. li2s, 9, 4lxi27.1--
Paradise Realty Corp TO Jacob Mary
mtg $4,000 May 2, yrs. 6Se atty
Max Siiversteln. 5O9 B'way .... t12,5oe
cRoToNA PARK ARK e. l.sS, ,.s oo aLs May
cRoroNA PARK e, i424. SIS tixiso.2 a.
Same to same, pr mtg $4,000. May =
cRoToNA PARK f, 1892, s, 4lxi2A5-
Same to same. pr mtg $4,000. May
40 s yr' So o, ",' s7 snG s7s may iaconis
Park-Paui Tuzzeo to Theresa g la
Morte. pr mtg st,o5o-May 3, yrs
s, * amy Ny 4v. sss 70; ~ 4
Helmbruch TO John II Quicker. lts
Berkeley pl. Bklyn. pr mtg 81 900. MAY
s., s yrs. sS atty T G & t CO; aoS
Ely "a" Av. e 5. iG.5 n e2gd st, 2Oxss-kibsrt
l'arrella to Crawford Real Estate 4
Nay 8. due &c a. per 5ond; atty, ,jj9::
Kuikin. 1874 Nassau st .:.:...; 'nbo
assIH ST llS7 Na KstOn aa Pete.
Ipss5hH hay f g. due 1 MAY L. 1913,
atty, T q 4 T Co, 17e pwayy;, $4,000
25x1oo--Rose Gardiner q ano 70 Louis
samelson, 945 Aldus. pr mtg 5000 May
s, due &c per bond: atty, @
SANE P pr Ws to Morris iPcisky. issi
Fulton av. pr mtg $1,000, May g. dye o &S
sa Il gsT S sG9d a y sa asSth st,
Sparta Realty Co to Pauline a Camiort
Sc Church st, Pleasantville. Y. May
s. due &c as per bond; atty w s arS
WEBSTER Rlss;nRiyl H. s. ssiii Gun I'M
25x11o---J ohanna Birnhaup,l to summh
a TTS'' CO French m SAI I, T Park
WEBSTER AV. 3o73. W g 8xl2oIS S,-
atty 20 T Ttie M XP Co, ia5 Bway $50
VEST FARMS RID, : $, adj land Michl
= being plot adj above land, 81.
irreg-Lulgi Amelio to Quigi Astorino,
III L 18th st. May 6, 3 yrs. $50; atty;
A Cianchetti. go L 223d 81. ~, oeo
bath ST. 41G T., s. 16sxlO9-Delia
O'Neill TO Eliner r Bennett. 6ls w l7eth
ct. April 80 due Oct 80, 1921. On "a
atty. Lawyers Title Co.,, 1T
17sTH ST. 8. 33.6 DAILY av, 25.!ae: L
Barnett and Davis Feldman to Valentine
Hoch 1871 i 18th 81, May 3, yrs, 8Sai
atty Title Guar & T Co; 176 Bway oc1
222D ST. $40 f; :. q, kiss 1o-wm aaSsS
st. pr mtg $4,000. May g. instais. 90
atty Title Guar & 7 Co. 1T6 Bway. $500
18TH ST, 40 r, g. 4ON1oo-Bessie COLD
berg to Walter NJ wechsler. 525 West
End av. April 81 . yrs. sc; atty TitH W
Guar & Co, 1T8 Bway. $''oPp
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APARTMENTS LEASED.

Malcolm i. Smith and Rudolph C.
Culver, Inc, leased duplex apartments at
1870 TO 1874 East sixty seventh street to
Edward T. Cockroft and Vernon Munroe !:
also a simplex apartment in the same
building to DR.. George NJ. Swift; at 1871
to 1875 East Sixty-sixth street duplex
apartments to Frank Whitney and j.
Greenleaf Sykes, and at 1877 East Sixty
sixth street an apartment to William H.
Evans.
William A. White & Sons leased to
Mrs. Hamilton G.. Williamson an apart
ment in the John Alden, A West Tenth
street.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

SD ST. n e. 22s9 6 Sd av-Carter Phelps
to Lawyers Mort Co and Lawyers Mort
Co to Christina Holtorf, 1872 Summit av,
NJ Vernon, Y; atty. II II HoIbert. 1911
Az :. E E, "a st, MIS- nis 800, ooo1 Y
Broadway Holding Corpn to American
lsT AZ, 1921 mtg lis, ooo-caro.ine ii. Y
Hiii house to Csntral Stv Bank. 100
IAN st: atty, n T NJ Co. 1875
FORT WASHINGTON Az, 2s5;. mtg ,is SIy
90 Liberty st; atty. Lawyers T Co,
BRoApwXY and S, Nicholas av' - iGStS
away; sttys. tesry 4 Good6od NG' IS
WEST BROADWAY, 2s ana 80: ais ;s1 PARK
pl, S. mtg sl7,6Oo-Nor1nand Resen.
field TO Gath Z Seton, l64 W TAT hist!
5sTH ST 442 E%Beia Delmonte to Harry
Steurme. As W seth At; attys, Chedsey &
1osTn sr' $50 w. mtg 81 ooo.Hu,dson Y Yno
vesting Co to Thos II Calhoun. 81 George
q, Newton. Mass; atty. c Roberts q
5TH Az. lO4o-Titie Guar Trust 90 80 ="
Dime Saw Bank OF Brooklyn % De Kalb
Az atty U G Go. 80 Court s..
4sTHn At. 10Y wiz c Brown to t1VT TIE
Guar Trust Co. 1T8 BwAy ...... $40 Oc0
Bronx.
CENTRAL Av. s, 325 n Sd ct, l25Nl0O-I
Edgar Appieby, trus to Chas l. Lyons
III 4th st. Bklyn. and ano, eHrs; attys
Falkensu II. IS Cedar st.,..sl5,l7s.AsI
PARK Az, =. al l77h ST, llS.6x|
irree-NewburEh Savings Bank to Bond
Mtg Guar Co, l7j Remsen st, RkIyn
atty, T @ & Co, l76 Bway. $3.50. 600
18TH ST. = W cor Hoffman st, 3OxSgll:|
Boston I'd, 1895 i7Sth st, l52 T.. and
East fremont sv. 22s-August Ganzen-
muller to Robert GRnzenmuiler, 29SS|
Marion av; atty " r Troy. Beekma n
BROOK AV, l2s5-7--Otto Martens
Palisade. ]. to Eliz GrunberE, 200 w
lllth at; atty Lawyers Title Il Co.
$50 Bway. .......... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES zoo
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swarts b a client for occupancy the two
story HOSES, 30x1o0, at ss6 East Tenth
street.
Bulkley q Horton Company sold 1928
Pacific street, a three story dwelling.
20x100, for John r. Stout to a client for
occupancy. ....
The Realty Trust sold for the Artee
Realty Corporation the two family dwell
ing at 1928 Forty-se street to James
Ascot for investment. and the one fam
lily dwelling at 1915 Sixty-second street
to Richard II. Schultz for occupancy.
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"PeV'ts DesVuFCN 10 THE Sun.
WASHINGTON, May 6.--Accordin:y to
figures furnished to-day by the statistics
branch General Staff. War Department.
~ per cent. OF the total surplus textiles.
including WOOL had been sold up TO
April IS, 1919. The total value of the
materials sold was s63.490601.
Clothing and equipage in the amount
of f,190,S72 had been disposed of on the
same date. approximately So per cent
or the total cost to the Government was
recovered.
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SALES IN BROOKLYN.

Mester Builders. Inc bought from NJ
Baird the southeast corner OF Benson
and Twenty second avenues and also at
s693 Twenty-second avenue, two four
story apartment houses, 100x96.S. This
property was held at 100000
Brooks q Momand sold for the Man
haitian Savings Institution TO Irving
Judas. their vacant property on Harmon
street, near Grandview avenue, in the
Newtown section of Brooklyn, consisting
of twenty-five lots also So West Eighth
street six story loft building, 25xlO0.
Samuel GRlitZka resold for BENJAMIN
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LIVE TOPICS OF THE
COMMERCIAL WORLD
Clothing Price Drop
May Not Come Till FL

LOSE observers of the situation
regarding mems clothing give
little hope for lower whole
sale prices for apparel for some time
to come. In fact, some predict that
there will be no general decline in
prices for at least two years, and then
the reduction will only be nominal.
Because of the difficulty they have
experienced in securing materials this
eeason for their fall and winter lines
many manufacturers OF mems cloth
ing already are reported to be APP
preaching agents selling woollen
goods concerning materials for next
spring.
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PROF. ANGEL DECLINES POST.
Chicago, Man Refuses Presidency
of University of Michigan. 81

ANN ARBoR. Mich. May 6.-Prof.
James r. Angel OF Chicago will not
come to Ann Arbor as president Of the
University of Michigan. it was an
nounced to-day by President Harry 3.
Hutchins.
Dr. Hutchns. who resigned some time
ago, declined to state whether Prot.
Angel had refused the offer or made
conditions unacceptable to the Michiga.
board of regents
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New Selling Agents.

BosToN. May 6-Punch & Predmore.
Inc, of Boston and Philadelphia. have
been appointed sole selling agents for
the American Yarns Company, manufac-
turers of woollen and merino yarns for
the weaving and knitting trade, operat-
ing mills at Waterford. n. Y. and Web
ster, Mass.
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SHOW HOUSES CHANGE HANDS.

Fl. Richter & Co. have sold for the
Deimling Amusement Company the
American Music Hall at Seaside, Rock
away Beach, and the Hollands Theatre,
formerly Arion Hall. at Hollands, to a
New York corporation. The same COM
pany has also leased the Arverne Casino
for VI. Prince TO the same corporation.
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Boston. May 6.--About 10000, 900
pounds of wool will be offered at the
Government auctions which start mere
Thursday and end OH Tuesday Of next
week.
The offerings for the opening day of
the series include 100000 pounds of
domestic fleece. 2.250.O00 pounds OF
greasy territory wool. 100000 pounds Of
Texas and California WOOL and 800, 900
pounds of greasy pulled wool
Three million pounds OF secured wool
will be offered at Fridays sale and
similar amount on Saturday
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LEGAL NOTICES.


PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT en-
tered into on the 26th day OF October. 1915,
by and between JOHN WANAMAKER.
NEW YORK, and MRS. LAURA BAIRD,
will sell on tho 18th day OF May, 1919.
AT ten o'clock IN the forenoon. In the Piano
Of John Wanamsker. New
York, 16i Broadway, in the city, County
and state Of N"w York, one Mahogany
Piano and Bench, as provided by Sections
Go and 81 Of the Personal Property Law.
DANIEL GREENWALD. Auctipneer.
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In response to inquiries from the
American Manufacturers Export Associ-
alton. John II. Rosseter, director of oper-
atoms OF the United States Shipping
Board. again has asserted that a more
liberal assignment of vessels to CONNER
cial trades would be made.
He said that II would continue with
increasing importance during May, and
added that 1t was expected that with the
return OF ships from Europe, and new
tonnage coming from builders, CONNER
cial berths, so long neglected would be
taken care of during June.
1t was minated that more tonnage
would he provided for cotton. the move
ment OF which has been seriously con-
gested during the last few months.
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Soldiers to Write on Mothers Day.

WASHINGTON. May G.--The personal
request of Secretary Baker that each
officer and soldier in the army write
letter home on Mothers Day, May IL.
"in recognition of the wonderful part
the mothers of America played in maxi
ing the world safe for democracy" was
conveyed to-day to the commanding gen.
erals of all the departments by the
Adjutant-
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Business Troubles.
Judgments.
MANHATTAN.


The following judgments were filed ve.-
the debtor: Va
Berger. Rebecca-M Ro.ner ,tst nm
Beebe, Howard--E. Goldman ISS IN
Buiova. Joseph-G. Mittleman:
r, costs :...;,,,......:,,......:..... ITO 20
spylioPulos-P. souieles 49,: Jesls
Balteransky .......;......... 1876
GreuiIch, Leo Us. S. Mehard 'EhS'
ct al .,:..a...;,.,... si,iiS.Os
nc.-Frederick Starr Contract
HooEo, +. Houaid-wv., f. Fan, Fan. '''0'
!, cher cher '',c,;:.:...i,. ,.::;.... 1890
End Avenue. Inc. ,......... 3O7.SO
pomhan, Geo IN smith. 1890
p rt hiehard-E, II; Rogers .: 37i.S7
@, ct al n...;;.;;..,...:. s2,442.i
and Chas. W. Whites S.
Mehard ct al; costs. ......... I3s6I.2b
Timofeev. Nicholss-F 8. Fiaum. l.5ig,I7
Tolentino. Ravoul-Day Meyer,
Inc '.''''. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l03.lS
BRONX
Tho first name Is that OF the debtor
Weber Drug supply Co. Inc. and Joseph
NJ. Niechin ....,.............., s.l3.74
Satisfied Judgments.
MANHATTAN.
The first name Is that of the debtor +.
the second that OF the creditor and date
when judgment was filed:
Damon, w. Ward-Star Gazette
Co.; Nov. 20, 1915 .......... 1903
Same-Tribune Assn; Apr is.
Friedman. william-Liberty shirt
Co., Inc: Oct. IL, l9l8...... 1l5sS5
hester Holding Co. p. J. Kane
Contracting Co, Jacob q Louis
Manhelm-J. 7. Maxwell; Oct.
20, 1918 Observation-Disclosures. IOJ.AS
Rubel. BENJAMIN, Grazio Giglio
a, strauss; Aug. 4, 1gl6..., 1sosi
King, Jonas-Bronx Sash & Door
Co. Inc: July 2s, 1915 tcan-
Ssmo--Amerioan Iron supply
Co. Nov IL, 1915 (Cancelled). 1890
King. Jonas and William salkin
--Spota & De Martini, Inc; Apr
~. 1915 tCsncelled) ..,,..,,.. 1878
Same-Same; Jan, s, 1915 ..... ll5.03
BRONX
King Salkin-American Iron
supply Co.; Jan 8, 1915 (Can-
celledl .:....; :..,,;..:.,. ,ll6.Os
Same-Spota a. De Martini, Inc:
April Q, 1915 tCancelled) 49,. 1878
King. Jonas-Bronx Sash & Door
Co.; Inc; July 20, 1915 tcan-
Same-Amerioan Iron Supply Co:
Now IL 1sl9 1AcaneelledJ.. &C., 1880
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that a largo rubber company has found
that by using the decimal system fewer
mistakes are made in making shipments
as the various units are more easily ac-
counted for than when merchandise is
sold and shipped by the dozen or gross.
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OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

WEST 18th ST.--L. J. Phillips 4 Co
sold the dwelling. 20x99.1l. at 40S w.
154th street, for Martin Z. Roache to
client for occupancy
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SALES IN THE BRONX.

FA1LF ST.-Theodore VI. Macy sold to
client OF Williamson & Bryan the
two family house. 25xlOO, at 90T Faile
street
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RECORDED LEASES,
Manhattan

51sr ST, 2Si-s. E, all--Anton Hahn TO Louis
Tamerlis. s?l r l2th st, and ano, 10
yrs from May l., 1919. 10 yrs renew
SPRING ST, s2S, all--Brotherhood Win,
Co 10 Jacob Levinc $50 Putnam av
BROOKLYN, rs from June l, 1919; attys.
lST Az. 1917 r and pit Louis & NJ Po-
borsky to julius SchlesinEsr, g32 Tiffany
st BronX and ano: ll-12 yrs from
Bwny .,,..............,, 81 oO1
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that "A
Credit lulon Of tn. Employees Confercn n, 4
Committee, city Of NJ" York. a domestIt
corporation, having its principal buslnes,
office IN tho city ~ Sew York, County ~
Ne" YORK and state OF New York VIII
apply TO the supreme Court Of the Statj
of Sew York, az Special Term thereof,
to be held at tn" Court HouAa in the CltJ
Of New York, county of New York, on thq
l2th day OF juno, 1919. at 1880 O'Clock I'D
the forenoon OF that day, or as soon there,
after az counsel '--tu Doe heard FOR an ordet
authorizing said corporation 20 change rs
corporate name to tho Municipal Credli
Union.
Dated, New YORK. cGth day ~ April 1919.
CREDIT TNION
Of the
EMPLOYEES CONTERFNCE COMMITTEE.
CITY or NEW YORK
BY ROBERT B. MCINTYRE President.
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Bronx,

Sd AN, tOle store-Wm Collisions to Max
Strongin. 40l9 Sd av. yrs from AnTIi
I, 1919; attls, BROKER & S, 4sO5 I'd
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PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT en-.
tered into on the l2th day Of October, 1916
NEW YORK, ana ALFRED GINBORD /
will sell on tho 2lst day at May, 1919. al
ten o'clock in the forenoon. in the Pian1
Department OF John Wnnamaker NpA
York, 76i broadway, in tho CITY County
and state of NV York, one Mahogarr
Player Plano Nri Reu,h. rs PROVIDED b
sections % and 55 Of tho Personal Propert'
Law
DANIEL GREENwALD. Auctioneem
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN.

10TH ST a05 and 3O7 E--Iulius Kaplan
aEt waiter II Lehman ct al; Dec 20.
1915 '..'.'.,.......,.,..
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st. Louis Fur Auction.
Special Despatch to The Sun.

ST. LOUIS, May with sales total
ling close to 100000. the eighth day OF
the annual spring fur sale of Funston
Bros. & Co, continued to bring out
spirited bidding. The bullish price tend
encies continued. Otter. mink. lynx. cat
and wildcat were included In the Offer
ings and all showed increases In price
over January sale levels. The general
average advance for the day was about
rs per cent.
The high price for otter was 5000
According to official quotations mink
advanced so per cent. nothern otter ad-
vanced 20 per cent. and southern otter
10 per cent. Mink sold IN to $50. while
the January high mark was $l9.75. The
Offering of 100000 skins brought about
100000 Lynx cat sold from $50 to
s22 for the better grades, about $780,
900 being received for the $4,000 skins
DISPOSED Of Wildcat is said to have
shown an average advance of about %
per cent.
Offerings for tomorrow include no.
600 raccoon and 10000 beaver skins.
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Bronx.
Borough OF The RronN

oooD en- 900 II o.IseIn - =,
Hyde 70 VIM J johnson, g. lolst st.
mtg $4,000 May g. atty, Title Guar &
CO l1S Bway ...........-- 500
18TH ST, e. SS.s W Day aN, 2S.7N6b.l--
Feldman, 2OIs Honeywell az, mtg s. 900.
May ); atty. Title Guar IL T Co, l7s
18TH ST 40 f, s. 4Or1OO-Hunts
Point Realty Co to BESSIE Goldberg s2S
# co. l7d Bway......,....,, ....,'. 90
CALDWELL Az, q cor l5Sth at. s5x5s. .
Duo co to Morris Isdansky Gi2 y
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LIS PESDENS.

W EST ST, Il e cor Desbrosses ct, 43.qxsb.
and Desbrosses st. =, bet Washington
and West SITS, inches N44-Geslne En-
gel agt Annie r Doscher ct al fore
closure OF mortgage); atty. l. Wills,
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Walks sturdiIy with Crutch.

AS Sturuhy WIN lrutCh.
Tho second man to arrive at this stand
d!dnt come in chair, but walked sturd
ny 10 on one leg and his crutch. He
vas Joseph lombard OF the Second Di-
vision, Twenty-third Infantry, First Ba-
TALON, and he lost his leg at Chateau
Thierry
But l killed a few Germans, yes"
ne said. in hating English. "And what
vii I do now? Well, first / go to
school. The Government sends me. 7
learn first to speak English we'll, and
Then ! learn French or maybe Spanish
shall do well in commerce. maybe" A
me, open-faced man he looked. lean
ing on his crutch and watching the
seventy seventh march by.
Not only did the nurses bring the
wounded men, they even. in the kind
oesiTe to make them happy, brought
the mems dogs to see the parade. For
no dog is turned away from Green
nut hospital II he IL a soldiers pal.
Miss Evelyn Goldsmith and the hospital
oflcials see to II that the CANNES are
made comfortable in an apartment de-
voted especially to them. And how the
soldiers dote on them!
one plump little blsckeyed Red Cross
rurse came laughing to the Eighteenth
street stand, huggIng in her arms a
wounded soldier who owned to the name
o. Jess Snyder, from Kansas, now at
tached 10 the Second Division, First
Field Artillery, and upon whose breast
as silver medal testifying to the fact
mat he Is Il pistol expert. grinned and
started up when he saw the little dog.
Nes'm. / brought him over from
bordeaux. and I'm looking to take him
gu, 10 Kansas with me- he said, The
pup behaved wonderfully well. standing
A. attention, on a lead, while the
soldiers marched by.
Interested in Mascots.
The wounded soldiers and their mas
COZ" were much interested In the mas
'otS OF the Scv enty-seventh that
marched with the division. There was
Bang the Argonne mascot, a big
beautiful white Russian hound, and a
smaI black dog. also an Argonne mas
col Fudgtng along with the 306th Ma
'H.n" Gun Corps. There were also
500 one in a highly futurisLlc en-
prpiaered blanket. walking on a lead
WIN Company Il of tho s0sth, and an
p'cr goat so intelligent and trust
''''NY that he was permitted to Join
me formation without any lead at all.
ew cigarettes and hardly any eat
''.'7 we're handed out to the wounded
"'aIers in the various stands II
wasn't necessary, since the parade was
only forty-hve minutes passing a given
l''t, and by lunchtime all tho injured
n"''es were back in their respective
room for 'chov" Sc well enough 10
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The recent proposal to eliminate the
dozen unit and adopt decimal price
system In the knitting business is said
TO be meeting with favor in various quar-
tiers of the trade. Those In favor OF
the decimal system believe that with its
use much time could be saved In all
branches OF the industry principally be-
cause II would eliminate the necessity
OF the translation of figures from dozen
to single prices.
In this connection it is pointed out
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
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NEW YORK REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
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Bronx,

issD ST. y. 400 W Webster Rv, 26xss7-
Mary Moron ct al agt Steinment Const
Co ct al foreclosure of mortgage) 4:
atty. a Bell.
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he following judgments were filed YES
day; May 6; the frst name is that of
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-03-20

disagreeable, it seemed to me. | felt a
touch of uneasiness. Such argument,
the expression on their faces showed a
degree of intimacy not compatible with
the courtesy due a hostess; neither
did it give one the impression of a
Irritation
l dropped little. What could they
be talking about in that earnest, conf
dental way? ] had really enjoyed my
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evening up to the time I caught Lor-
raine looking at Neil. 1t had been so
long since had been to an affair.
l made up my mind to question Neil
the moment we were alone. Why /
should have thought he would be more
willing to confide in me because of
baby's coming, can't explain; but,
somehow, l did.
Neil and 1 had rarely talked of any
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thing save the baby, since he came.
had not realized it then. 1t came to
me suddenly that he was talking, to
her, Blanche orion, about his business.
And that he looked queerly worn out
and nervous, compared to what he had
when we left home.
would urge him to go away for a
vacation. Not alone; baby and I
would go along. We would find some
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ton was attracted.
/ saw at once he was drinking too
much. Then, too, he was leaning to-
ward Blanche, and they seemed to be
arguing about something something
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quiet place where he could rest.
Before we rose from the table he
seemed to display his usual spirits. But
someway what had seen had made me
remember very poignantly the things
which had so worried me months be-
fore.
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Barbara Begs Neil To
Tell Of His Relations With Blanche,
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The Promoters Wife

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