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OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

MORRIS PARK AVENUE-An invest
ing client OF Paul Hellinger, attorney,
bought from the Van Buren, Realty
Company the hve story apartment
house at $40 Morris Park avenue and
1881 Van Buren, street, southwest cor
ner. 103.2x1O2.5.
PLIMPTON ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sell
kin and David Mlntz sold to Sarah
Ashman the plot. 50xl00. on the west
side OF Plimpton avenue, 200 feet
north of 10th street.
M'LEAN AVENUE-Alexander Selkin
and David Mintz sold for the Isaac
Lowenfeld Really Corporation the
plot 50xl00, on Mclean avenue
known as lots 356 and 357 Murray
estate.
WASHINGTON AVENUE - Hyman
Weisner bought from the New York
Life Insurance and Trust Company
the property at 1443 to 1447 Wash
ington avenue. A. /. Halprin repre-
scented the buyer as attorney.
GRAND BOULEVARD-Irving Judis
builder and operator, bought from c.
Scott the five story apartment house
at $3.50 Grand Boulevard and Con-
course, b0x100.
CRESTON AVENCE-Schwab & Co.
resold for Morris Polsky the vacant
plot on the southeast corner of Cres-
TON avenue ana lSfh sueet, SOxS7,
to a builder. who will erect a Ave
story apartment house.
WHITLOCK AVENUE-M. L. & @.
Ernst sold through Leitner. Brener
q Starr to Mr.. Schriber the three
family house at S45 Whitlock avenue.
25x100.
MORRIS AVENUE - Charles SieReI
Levy bought from the Farmers Loan
and Trust Company. as trustee, the
two family duplex house at 1910 Nor
ris avenue, 1s9x1l7.6.
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REsELLs LOTS AND HOUSE,.

Frederick Brown has resold another
choice property In the De Voc tract along
rordham road, which he recently pur-
chased from the heirs OF the De Voc
estate The site comprises seven lots at
me northeast corner OF Fordham road
and University avenue. The purchased
is client Of Samuel II. Golding. nttor-
hey, who has In mind the Improvement
OF the site with a high class apartment
house
Mr.. Brown also resold to a client Of
cam d Calm through Leitner, Brener
4 starr the following properties: 2lo
last lSoth street. a two family house.
.ENs3' ~ feet east of the Concourse the
aNellns at 1878 Grand avenue. SOUTH
west corner of ls4th street. 5OxeO. the
dwelling at 231o Grand avenue, 25xlOO.
and bs East 1soth street. a dwelling on
pot 4S5xl7S. located ~ feet east of
Morris avenue.
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CHICAGO. May 23.-Reports that Euro.
pean countries have started TO make
commitments for cotton goods in large
volume. as well as other factors, are
moving the cotton goods market to a
higher basis the John V. Farwell Com
pany reports this week. There is n feel
ing that prices will continue to advance
untn levels are reached as fixed by the
Gov ernment last year.
SSles OF silks and ribbons are running
greatly in excess of the corresponding
month last year. The question OF prices
attracts little attention. compared with
the question whether mills will be able
to make deliveries
Retailers are placing liberal orders for
floor covering bedding and many other
lines in anticipation OF scarcity and
higher prices. Collections are good.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lenders g
torney.)


WATER ST. l94-E Levy. inc. TO
Chas Lane exr will Lena Lane; atty,
lawyers & Co. 100 Bway. Mar I
ST, LIKES PL, n $, 27s.s e hudson st .?i'SS
100, Henrietta Fraser. 2e2 Hawthorne aY,
Yonkers Y. to Robt l. Harrison, %
W 9Th = atty, Harrison, Elliott a
Byrd, 80 Wall st, July 81, 1914. 81, 600
39TH st. =, 305 sth av, 2O.6K0S o.
Fredk W Fielder Jr 10 Samson Lachman
Henry MorRenthau. eXrs will VIM '
Enrich. 81 Liberty 81. May II, 10. IS, 900
DOTH ST, 344 L. LIST Ev. BOX 100 s.
Abr Lenor Jacobs to Louis Wolf S5I
Il s7th st; atty. Edslman, 1872 Nassau
"a Az. l47, Maria T Major. l4s "a Az.
IN Y Life Ins Trust CO. 80 Wall
e; atty Emmett 4 Parish. 80 Wal q,
FIFTH ST, > :. 2es.s 7th av, l5GNss'ii-S
Alfred II Washington to Emily sutton,
eNtrx, win VIM Washington, April 10,
1871; atty, Title Guar & T Co, l75 Broad
10TH ST. sG2 w-Adoiph A Hageman to
BOND a Mtg GUAR CO, l76 Remsen 81,
Bklyn, June /, 1919 atty. Title Quar-
9th ST. $50 Why and Anna NJ u
Koehler, 226 W 2lS st, 20 william
ZieEler, June !, 1910; attys. Elfers \
BAD ST 5, arc Amsterdam Az. isSss.s
Elise Warner to the Citizens Saw
Bank Sc Bowery Sept 20. 1901; attyB.
Pusson & Beali. lil Bway. .slo.oee
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LIVE TOPICS OF THE
COMMERCIAL WORLD
Underwear and Hosiery
Likely to Be Higher
THAT prices OF underwear and

THAT prices of underwear and
hosiery for men and women
= will advance within a short
time. primarily because of the world
shortage. is the belief OF J. II. Emery
OF Emery Beers Company. Inc. Pro-
duction is not able to meet the de-
msnd, he said yesterday. and in the
event of embargoes being lifted the
export business will increase and
take from the domestic market what
ever advantage has been gained by
greater activity in the industry re-
Gently.
1t was pointed out that normal
production by the mills had been i'm
possible because of the delay by job
bers in signlfying their wants at the
usual time, which had resulted in alb
normal demands and subnormal pro-
tuction.
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Wool Market steadier.

Boston, May 23.-The Comm, erciaI
Bulletin tomorrow will say: The wool
market has at length struck a steadier
pace, and while values are firm for all
good woods there liz no hysteria APP
parent in the market and woods are now
being sold on their merits more than
at any time since the armistice was
signed Some of the new Utah woods
are being sold at slight profits over
cost in the original bags.
THE foreign markets are generally
hrm' with London strong for all ex-
cept very ihferior woods"
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CULLMAN ADDS TO HoLp,Sc.

Inc Charles F. Noyes Company has
Iesold for Richard S. Elliott to Joseph
r. Cullman the six story loft building
AZ lSZ Water street and 130-l32 Maiden
lane. with frontage of so feet on
Maiden lane and 81 feet on Water
street Following his usual custom Mr..
Cui!man' who is tobacco merchant.
WIN pay all cash for the property.
through the Moves company Mr..
CuIman has purchased the block front
Fletcher street, ISL to 1873 Front straet
corner OF Fletcher street, practically
the entire block bounded by Burllnx
slip, South. Fletcher and Front streets !:
the Venezuela Building, on Front street
ana other scattered holdings through
out the neighborhood.
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OUT OF TowN TRANSACTIONS.

New York Guild FOR the Jewish Blind.
Mrs. Edward I. Wilson chairman, bought
for a home forty-two lots in Yonkers,
bounded by Jerome avenue. Vernon
place, Park place and Orient avenue.
from the Verlag11et estate formerly
owned by the estate of Daniel Friedman
The mansion on the property will be re-
modelled and the total expense will be
about 100000.
Fish q Marvin sold for Mrs Annie A
johnson her residence on Clifford avenue,
at Pelhamwood, to c. b. Mertz of Toledo.
Ohio, and to Lucius Greve two lots ad-
Joining his residence on Monterey ave-
nue., at Pelham Manor.
The Lewis H. May Company sold Cor
client 21f-2l6 Larkin street. Arverne,
L. l., a four family apartment. 5sxl0O,
to J. Mayors for Investment.
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BIG LARoHMoNr TRACT SOLD.

me executors Of the Henry Iden es-
tate have sold the sixteen acre tract on
Larchmont avenue. near the railroad
station at Larchmont. N Y. to the
fsrksioe-Larchmont Corporation, local
realty operators. The property was held
at 100000. Charles Field Griffen a
GO. were the brokers in the transaction
ana the same firm. through their lot
sales department, will have charge of
The development and resale OF the prop
erty. p'op
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wEIsNER BUYS SCHOOL.

Lyman Welsner is the buyer OF the
epiphany Chapel School, at i2s to 1s2
stanton street, the sale Of which by the
r NeW York Protestant Episcopal City
m'ssion society was announced recently.
10 Understood that the new owner
win replace the present structure. which
has been used by the mission society for
nearly century. with a moving picture
tneatre to seat 1000. Abram J. Halprin.
attorney, represented the buyer.
The sun., 1919-05-24

In the local raw silk market yester-
day Kansai double extra cracks were
quoted as high as 1886. and there were
Indications OF further advances. Kan
sal No. 1 was quoted, on the spot. at
$7.97la to IS, while Sinshui No. l was up
TO $7S2h to S7.S5. Gables from Yoko-
hama told OF Sinshui No. selling at
1870 paid and 1850 or more asked.
Thrown silk has advanced another 90
20 % cents, in sympathy with the
higher prices for Japanese grades.
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OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN

WEST 2OeTH STREET-John N. Gold
ing sold for Everett Hall the two lots
on the north side of 20eth street. $50
rect west Of Ninth avenue The pur-
chaser intends TO improve the plot.
WEST 18TH STREET - James H.
Cruikshank bought from Mary L.
wood the three story dwelling at IS
west 1lbth street. 1sx100. George
w. Brettell q Sons were the brokers,
WEST cad STREET-Jacob J. Talbot
sold to Mrs. Mary B. Ryan the Ave
story single fat at So West Ninety
third street, 1s.2x1oo.
EAST SAD STREET - The Lawyers
Mortgage Company sold Is1 East
Ninety-third street, four story
dwelling. 20x1O0.s.
WEST 14IST STREET-Porter & Co
sold for the estate of Mary @. Pinct-
ney to Harry Ban a vacant plot. 50x
100, on the south side of West 14lst
street, s31 feet east Of Lenox avenue.
WEST 18TH STREET-Frederic II. Al
len of Frederick Zittel & Sons sold
for the Anna L. Gardner estate OF
Brookline. Mass. 17s West Seventy
sixth street. four story dwelling, lex
1912, to Elsie Holman.
EAST 124TH STREET-Albert H Stout
resold TO Fannie Grill 33l East 124th
street, a three story dwelling. 20x100.
WEST 10th STREET-Albert H.
Stout sold for Isabel Mackin to
a client OF B. J. Green. Jr., 216 West
130th street, a three story dwelling,
Is.sx1oo.
WEST 10th STREET-A. Kane Com
pany sold for the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company the dwelling 1874
West 1ssth street, 1s.sxss.11, to an
investor
LEXINGTON AyENUE-Pease & Eli
man sold for the estate Of DR.. T.
Schaeffier the four story dwelling at
800 Lexington avenue. 20x75.6
ST. NICHOLAS AVENUE-W. ]. Hut
SON & Son sold for the Title Guaran-
tee and Trust Company. trustee for
the estate of C. ]. Ryan. 712 st.
Nicholas avenue. FIVE story dwelling,
2lxl00, to a physician who will &C.
cupy after extensive alterations are
made.
MADISON STREET-Alexander SellSin
and David Mintz resold ISL Madison
street, q Ave story apartment 25xl00,
TO Empire City Holding Company.
William Prayer president.
EAST SEVENTY EIGHTH STREET
benjamin welles as trustee for Har-
rlet X. welles sold 154 and 1856 East
Seventy-eighth street. two three story
dwellings. 37.6x102.2.
EAST NINETY SEVENTH STREET
Ward Balknap & Son sold for the es-
tate of George H Coutts, Frank c.
Wild executor the five story tene-
ment with stores. 25x10o. Mt 227
East Ninety-seventh street to the
Merit Realty Corporation. Marcus L.
Osk president
WEST 1e2D STREET - The Merit
Realty Company. Marcus l.. osk
president, bought from the Haas es-
tate the three story dwelling at 1928
West 122d street, 1s.9xl00.1l.
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Boston Wool Auction Closes.

SpcCId4 UeApdIcN 70 TIE SIN,
Boston, May 23.-About II per cent.
of the offerings OF 100000 pounds OF
greasy territory wool was disposed OF
to-day at the close Of the series of Gov
eminent auctions here. prices generally
being close to the upset" figures.
Most of the offerings of 1000, 900
pounds OF Oregon stock, part OF which
was clothing WOOL were sold al prices
Just above the Government minimum
rates. The American Wooden Company
was a generous buyer of these offerings
as well as others.
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May Extend Tax Period.

That the Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue probably will decide to ex-
tend the time within which fur manu-
facturers are to file their initial re-
turns showing the tax due on all sales
made by them from February 25 to June
Is is indicated by reports current in tho
local fur trade.
According to Edward c. Fillmore a
provision for the repeal OF the fur tax
probably will be included in the resolu-
ton calling for a repeal OF the so-called
Luxury taxes.
The sun., 1919-05-24
Government sell. Cotton Linter..


WASHINGTON, May 23.-The sale OF
approximately 100000 bales OF cotton
linters, 337,000,000 pounds. to the Cot
ton States Products Corporation of New
York city. for s16.000.0O0. was an
nounced to-day by tho Director of Sales
of the War Department, The hnters
disposed of cost the Government about
100000. The sale was characterized
by the War Department as one OF the
largest single transactions In. cotton
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QUEENS BoRoUGH DEALS.

WIN Phillip Hooper sold to Richard
w. Knight of McClintic Marshall Com
pany So Greenway South. Forest Hills
Gardens. L. l.. for cash. The broker
was Guyon L. C. Earle.
Merchants Land and DEVELOPMENT
Company sold to the Parkway Construc-
ton Company a plot, b5xl0O. at the
northeast corner OF Woodhaven and Or
chard avenues. Richmond Hill.
]. Albert Johntra sold for Emma En-
derman to William II. Carr the dwelling,
30xl00. at 8 Mem place, Flushing.
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The New York Life Insurance Conn.
pany has sold to the Union Chemica,
glassware Company 2B2 to ass West
Iwenty-ninth street, a seven story loft
DuiIding. on plot s0x74i, irregular, ad-
Joining the southeast corner of Eighth
avenue. The property IL fully rented. re-
turns $4,000 annually and was held at
nioV,ooo. George q. Fowler negotiated
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fibre ever contaminated in the history
of the industry.
The linters, It is expected, will be
sold TO cotton manufacturers in Bel
GUM and Holland, and to other Euro
pean users. who have. II Is reported,
practically no stock OF linters on hand.
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Hegeston. Louis--People. &o.... 3.ooo,oe
j: Buseanno ..'........'...... sas,1
KaIlsh' Abraham--X. Reznickor
ct ...................... 2os.U
K. Ss;;I 5sr s:;:sE ass.S.is: , sss::sS
:. co. Of MISUNDERSTANDING s.o4s&4
Stern .......... anu '' SOAR
Md.-People, &c.............. 100000
I.urie MAKO. J. Miner ~ llbM
Lake Abraham D.. Keliner. 1.oosG
Maltor. FRANKLY. Sandberg.... 61s.ss
Sons, 1nc......'' sI'D o' 2sO.so
E1ehsnse Bank h-l'on ON Or. ,75s,
Register Co. .......,.......:,. sssH
lily Deposit Co. OF Md
Co. Inc. .....".. e. o'p'' Sss;s
ter ..'..:;:,..,::.......;...f. s,.lsaN
&o..;.:..,..... ....:......... ass.is
persky' 1 Asher.j. Ii. Cohen 3, al. 1854
Pelo William j. r. Losee.... 1870
Rs sis ns' a1s: f fs: II Dii s tut:
Deposit co. Of Md--Peopie, &c. 1.5oopo
sS$ssiia; j %f%S ). Miisns:.: 1.iii.si
KEN EN- q a GO Inc'rccommerciai Ga "a,
Smith; Dina. as sdn...Interbor- -.
sternbsre. II. sumner tH. sum:
H ne rr StsernSe1gg Gol-Undsrwood
schuck. walter-N. weiss. ssitS
sharp' Wiiiismhvar anSVin H., 81 al. z'1si
s suiIIys5 AosS A. lsia Co... 1874
s's san MorTis-Mf Ansrist ct al. 16s.1S'
" SaS; F PlstriGt Tslegfsph Co. 1880
western Union telegraph Co. $3.50
BRONX.
Bloomfield. Morris--w. Keith. sss1.ot
De r. s1 4 se Tn9mSs and Florence .,,.
nsrrI S Michsei.CJ, Alban... lsS.5i
N'f pomsn hidF fo e1d C9ns; Co and
HoIiand co". .CDnuee' sn''n 1sss.
""rthold' chares--M. siesel.... s5.ia
satisfied Judsment" II
MANHATTAN.
The arst name is that O, the d.n,o,.
when judgment was aled; ana das
AJJs IAN , SS9ert--c' schreineri
An az Iasa John--L' Cohen; Jan. 81
se srby,r,, WAi r.S A;mw' II. -.
ony 81 3a,S n f'-H, Olsen; April .
Same Ro1sn. Dao ,,'';;s;;'. 2sss.sa
ssame-same; Dec, IS. isis ,..... 1896
DorimI m Ge.oFgeUS. Miller ct -
sarro Ge'i -; 10y g.. o,..,cc,... ILLS
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GERARD BUYS RESIDENCE.

Ex-Ambassador James w. Gerard has
bought for his residence the four story
dwelling at 161 East Sixty-third street
one OF row of five houses bought
a couple of months ago by Frederick ],
STEINER from the Gaiiatin family. Mr.,
sterner has also sold 1853. a similar house
IN the row. to Mrs. Sybil X. w. Sellers
The sun., 1919-05-24

The Wompatuck Realty Company,
chares I. Wade president. Is reported
70 nave sold the Buckingham Palace
apartments. six story elevator struc.
eure AT e41 to 500 West 147 street,
on plot 1o0x10o. adjoining the north,
east corner of Broadway.
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Mems Furnishers to Meet.

The annual meeting OF the Wholesale
Mems Furnishings Association will be
held in this city June 8. officers will
be elected
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MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender and
attorney
Downtown.
Csouth of Fourteenth street.

(south OF Fourteenth street,
CARMINE ST. 10, 9. 22xloo, p m, May
ls-Charles DurlinE TO Helene GaleWski,
"a W l20th St. ct al, yrs So, pr mtg
$500; atty. David Galewski, 1913 Broad
poWNiNG ST, a..:s. 3. sox7s. i : ny
March i2--Leonard A E6idlo and Sal.
yatorO Peloso to Alfred q schermer-
horn. Southampton. l. l, ct al. exrs. due
May /. 1924. So; attys, Roosevelt 4
isT ST. 8. ssI I'd av, a55xiiis2i'ii1
ll4s. IN, May 2i-Independent Pro-
vision Co 20 wiihelmina Miller. 81 Mas
sau Boulevard. Garden City. l. I. ct al,
yrs. So atty. Edw T Horweil. 2i5
Montague st. Brooklyn. .tls,gOo
East Side.
18th ST. 8, l75 W Lexington ay, 2ox
1905. m, May 23-Grace l. Dane to
Jessie + Simmons. at Red Bank, N j.
yrs. ShS; attys. Cornell. L 81
SAB ST. lss Il. So. .CxiCC.5. p m. May siw
Edw II Simmons to Aug Milluh, ls2
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

i2rH ST, :. 24s.9 # Q OF 9Th av, ls4x
lo32--John Koch agt RaiJen Holding
Corpn owner and contr. 49,. sss.0s
GOLD ST, cor Maiden lane, 6TXaT.1e--
er; John Kennedy & Co. contrs. 1900
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. Ala - Francesca
Barna agt Leopold Weiss. owner and
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LIS PENDENs.

ST NICHOLAS PL. $, 24.1l II of 152d
st, 22x6t.2-Alfred Meyers agt Victoria
Lash foreclosure of mts). atty.
Setback.
Karlik et al faction TO set aside deed,
&c); atty, J w Marx.
The sun., 1919-05-24
PLANS FILED FOR HOSPITAL

Shampan & Shampan, architects, have
n!eu plans FOR the new four story and
easement hreproof Zion Hospital to be
erected on the south side OF Forty-efyh
street. so feet west OF Seventeenth ave-
nue. Brooklyn. It Is to be 4Sxl35 In size.
on plot lS0xl0o.2. and will contain 100
The sun., 1919-05-24
NEW YORK LIFE SELLS LOFT

beds The Zion Hospitais present quar-.
ters are at 21+o Cropsey avenue.
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Floors For Rent
$50 Nassau St.
All or Any Part

End, sid, 4th. 5th, 23rd floor,
part Of basement and sub-base-
ment, corner building. light Of
fees, elevators.
Apply The Frank A. Munsey
Co., 28o Broadway, N. Y.
The sun., 1919-05-24
Business Troubles.


OSCAR HOHMANS-A voluntary petition
of Oscar Holman, Mount Vernon. n Y
shows liabilities OF Sl,l56 and assets Of
50. The three largest creditors are ia
burg Bros, no address. S6s5; y. T. Swe-
geys sons Company. 224 Produce Elk
change, sl46, and Louisa Fruyne, Ninth
avenue, 5000. Gescheidt Il Toomey
Mount Vernon, are the attorneys
EMPIRE LIST COMPANY. INC.-An In
voluntary petition against the Empire
List Company. Inc, 277 Broadway, is
BY three creditors who claim: Harry
L. lsaacs, 1895; Cherrie I. Simon, $3.50
and Curtise 8 Mccain, 3SS. Ely Rosen-
berg. Ste Broadway, lie the attorney.
Schedules In bankruptcy.
c. p. y. CHEMICAL COMPANY. INCA
schedule Of the G, p. y. Chemical Com
pany. Inc, no address. shows liabilities
OF 1912 and assets OF s2i,2Oe. The
three largest creditors are Horace q
Ware, Bellevil!e, y. j.. 5000. Joseph
r. Miller, Philadelphia. Pa, IS. 900. and
Furuga Co, Japan, $3.50. Harry NJ
AIRCRAFT WAIST COMPANY. INC.--A
schedule OF the Aircraft Waist Company
Inc. no address. shows liabilities OF Il9,-
2Si and assets OF {lOl47. $500 OF which
is in the stock. The three largest cred
itors are NJ. Ascher SILK Mills 100 Mad
ison avenue, 5000; Wolf & Phillips SILK
Company, 25l Fourth avenue, slS9 and
the Century SILK Mills. AL Fourth ave-
nue.. t,l02. Julius Fischer. 81 Nassau
street, Is the attorney
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
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Schedules In bankruptcy.
Judgments.
MASHATTAN

The following judgments we're fled yes
terday. May 2S, the nrst name being that
of the debtor:
Adkins Carrla-N pvs p
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LG WOLF S s.1' ! PI.S.y sIS;S ss e:
Z. T.. DOR sale og FsnG.
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TRANsFERs.
with name and address OF owner and at
torney.)


CsOu,h of Fourteenth streetJ

Csouth OF Fourteenth street)
MADISON ST, isi, n o, 2I.sx1oo-s Ash
man to Empire State Holding Corp. 81
Lberty st, m:g ,21.oOo; attys. Arnstein
vkNps syy Tis sT is... Pearl 'i st
6s.SxeL6 (foreclos May 77.1sls)-wm
Henkle. yr. ref. to Helen s Ogilvie. 20 e
18th st. May Is; attys Cannon G, l3S
wAsHINGToN PI. n, n $. 22xs7-PeaSs-
buck Realty Corp to the Colborne, 10
May is; atty, Title Guar q T Co. lis
1sT 81. 50 Il, SIS, Misunderstanding
Provision Co. IS L LIST at, all liens, May
u; atty, Edw 7 Horwill, ais Montague
ct, Bklyn. l22. 900
The Coconino sun., 1919-01-24
NOTICE OF HEARING
 PETITION.

In the Superior Court of the State of Arizona, in and for the County of Cocopino.
 In the Matter of the Estate of Aug .ust Stevenson, Deceased.
 Notice is hereby given that w. M Nagiller has filed in this Court a cer- tain document purporting to be the last Will and Testament of August Stevenson, Deceased, together with his petition praying that said docu- ment be admitted to probate in this Court as the last Will and Testament of said August Stevenson who, said petitioner alleges, is " deceased, and that letters testamentary issue there on to said petitioner W. M. Nagiller and that same will be heard on Mon day, the 27th day of January, A. D.. 1919, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at the court room of said Court, in the Court House, in the Town of Flagsaff, County of Coco nino, State of Arizona, and all per sons interested in said estate are not flied then and there to appear and show cause, if any they have, why the prayer of said petitioner should not be granted.
 CHAS. H. ADAMS, Clerk.
 By MARGARET COMPTON,
 Deputy Clerk
 Dated January 9th, 1919. Jan. 10-17-24.
The Coconino sun., 1919-01-24

portion of the funds to be used ir highway work. And it is beyond dis pute that nothing contributes more tc the development of section, than { well planned and constructed system of roads; nothing which so tends tc bring together the dweller of the town and his friend from the ranct and camp.
 In the past, the Board of Trade with indifferent support, has worked unfailingly for the betterment of the town. It was the instigator of the move to secure for the town an addi, tional quarter section of land adjoin. ing the city park, as an addition to that park, which plan has been sue. cessfully carried out. This should be followed up by definite plans for the improvement of the entire park.
 Last year, through the efforts of the Board, competent band leader was brought to Flagstaff, and a cred table organization was built up, when the Nations call to arms wrecked the project. This matter was could be taken up again to good advantage, a well trained band being of much ad- vertising value to town.
 Several years ago, when a bond is sue, for the purpose of buying the existing sewer system and extending it was proposed, the Board of Trade endorsed the plan, and actively work ed for its success in the special cleo ton. Owing to the advanced prices of materials caused by the war, the amount voted was found to be insuf- ficient for the work, and the town council now contemplates another special election to vote sufficient funds to complete the work. In this, as in all things for the good of the community, the Board of Trade will undoubtedly take an active part, to the end that Flagstaff may keep in the front rank as sanitary modern town.
 With a limited amount of funds at its disposal, the Board of Trade has consistently advertised the advanta- ges of the town, the secretary having in the last year, answered hundreds of letters of inquiry, and mailed hun dreds of pieces of advertising matter, setting forth the attractions or thls vicinity.
 Make up your mind now that you will enlist in the movement to make "our" town a cleaner town, and a more attractive place to live in. Start off right by joining the Board of Trade. Come Tuesday night and keep coming. Help with your personal in terest and ideas. A team composed of the progressive citizens of Flag staff, pulling together in live com munity organization, will make our town grow, make business better, in crease property values, and better liv- ing conditions for all of us.
 JOIN THE BOARD OF TRADE. . ALEX. A. JOHNSTON,
 Secretary.