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SWEET TOOTH WILL
BE MORE EXPENSIVE
Candy Makers Look for Bsne-
fifs by Prohibition of Drink.

spnrNoyu1p, Mass. May 14.--Robert
r. Cleeiand Of this city. president Of the
National Confectioners Association, ad-
dressing the th'rty-sixth convention in
It's opening session to-day. predicted that
the costs OF manufacture would remain
high and costs Of raw material would
increase rather than diminish, and that
no relief could be expected In lower
wages. In fact, he SAID an effort should
be made to maintain the present wage
standard.
He said that It is probable that all
industry would contalnue to return to
the Government q larger proportion of
earnings than in pre-war days. The
transition period 10 the dangerous one II
extended. The railroads AFFORD an ex-
ample OF tho obstacles that block prog
ress, He hoped that Congress would be
convinced that business can be admins
tered safely by business men and that
Government operation 10 a luxury the
country cannot afford The effect of ma
tional prohibition Of alcoholic drink was
Informally discussed by members, many
believing that It. will work to the benefit
Of the candy industry.
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n Rich ct al foreclosure Of mts); atty.
II " Beiiinger.
isoTH ct. sci EN- a Realty Co. Inc.
art Randall Comfort faction for speclhf'
performance Of contract; atty,
Davis.
LOT 81, map OF 40 lots known as the
Daily Estate. property of Hudson p Rose
Elizabeth X Dooling agt O N Const
Co. 1no foreclosure Of mtg): attys.
Knox q Dooiing. ...-
LOTS al and ~. may OF Schuyierville, 2tth
ward; also lot Gore y. map Of Union
port-Elipabsth DoolinG agt Anna
bchafer ct al foreclosure of mtg): attys.
Enox \ Dooling.
Marble KILL Av, " cor aasth ct,
1o.ierfasx irreg--JulIus ] Dukas, trus-
tee, agt Crosant Construction Co. OF al
(forvclosure OF mtg): atty. y Hyman.
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

isT Av, iisS:s7. cor San st., increases
1912 to max: 4 . tGsio ~, ss,s sh.i,
st;y ' Martin Van Van Biareom. $ Ss:.sa
BROADWAY. ici. 's.iii--Miadi.on Grant ct
al to Nathan stark. ss5 Kelly st. Bronx.
10 yrs from May is. 1918: atty. NJ
so THrR'a sr. g. g. a, ' III. i.ndrrS.
tees Of the Sailors Snug H.rser to Whit
iSeS cordsssse. Co. 20 South st: 81 yrs from
Everett Ess G ' b, y Wal, 'h'~' ;i.i S
CLINTON ST. rs, . and b-Iewis Isaac
= sroos ~ h'5 VI. from May i,,s 81 80
I.ENoX Av, IS. str--Normar r Il Corpn to
Jos Kaysiisr' IS Lenox av. yrs from
BRo sS ~ isi;. rs, d \ SSH n'
"s.Rn e E?0l W. iro Gs s ws''i
LEXINGTON Az, 1i7t. str, soxes on .
Of ,s,s s.. .d' CO OF to SsF sns gsTt
atty. Louis Halle. i7sc swsy. 5000
.s M ST. I4s W. .,r a and i b. Emily
Room, ". from Jans !. 1915 atty;
Estate to Anna L Edey. $40 Park av,
. yrs. from May l. 1918; address: 80
MADISON AV. lao. W g ail--IssSeliS
Lawrence to Benz LsaVin. $40 w Hist
ct, 20 Ala yrs from June l. 1919: atty.
SIN Rsiss. IS Nassau st. %. 600 to 500
ris Mi1ei, 2SS W Ioid st, 10 yrs from
Fso /. 1919: attys. Lewis 8. 1ss
is4T'H ST, $40 W. ail--Frank Ipp TO Mon
asohe Yamm. $40 w l34th ct. yrs
es It'll av 25.lESS4, the land---CorneIia
NJ Palmer 20 Chas Thoriey, w 10th
st. 81 yrs from Feb /. 1918. 3 rsnews
of 81 years each: attys, Lsventritt. C
~ 4 L. Ill Bway. "a, 900
BRONX,
lssTH st, 4lo-l2 n, . store--Mary J. Mo-
Namara TO Ceres Products, Inc IS Broad,
10 yrs, from May 1. 1915 attys. Carr .
,5erH ST. 40 ., stors.EHii.a sse ss0v 70
Jacob Rosenthsl. 400 70 ltsth. 8 yrs.
from Aug ]. 1918; atty, Jacob Rossn
thai, 400 l6sth st.......,.....,. 500
MONTERREY AV, cor l7Bth ct cor
store-ChAs Chatzinoff and ano 10
Declare Corn, 647 &c i7sth st. s yrv, from
May 1, 1919; atty, Corn. S4T 1Itth
.................. q. .....,.. WHO
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CLUB RENTS aUARTrns.

The Uptown Club. which was aban-
doned owing to war conditions, has been
reorrsni.ed and has secured a lease
Tor the entire second floor of Pierrs's
restaurant In the former Home Club
Building. at IL TO II East Forty NTH
street. The necessary alterations are
being compisted as speedily ss possible
IN order to give the club possession on
or about the list of June. The lease
was arranged by Pease n Eiliman.
The club has been organised with the
purpose OF nlling q long felt need In the
uptown business district Of business
mems club for the important interests
which have been 10 rapidly establishing
their headquarters in and around Forty
second street. .I.-
1t is the Intention OF the governors
OF tho Uptown Club TO SECURE a fnucl,
larger spsce in some one of the new
buildings which Il II believed will
shortly be erected In this section, a
which time the original plans Of the
CLUE will be carried out OF giving facili-
ties for the entire uptown business com.
munity.
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Frederick NJ. Hilton OF william A.
White q Sons was the broker for the
owner in the sale Of the Liberty Tower
building at So Liberty street TO the SIN
clair OIL Company. reported In these
columns yesterday. Pease A Gilman
are the managing agents of the property
which was sold through the once Of
Jossph p. Day.
Henry A Rogers has resigned as vice.
president of worthington whitehouse.
lnc, TO become vice-president OF the
newly formed wheatley Hills Real Es-
tate Corporation. He will have charge
Of the latter Arms Long Island depart
msnt
Chester ]. Byrns was appointed by
Supreme Court Justice Barlow s. Weeks
receiver OF the premises s6o East Sew.
snty eighth street pending foreclosure
action Of the Lincoln Trust Company
against stephen II. Jackson.
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BRooKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

Moister Builders. Inc. bought sse and
sss Forty-first street two four story
apartment houses. 10000. This property
was held at 100000.
The McInerney Klinck Realty Com
pany sold the three story apartment at
1855 Bedford avenue for Mildred Leber-
mann TO a client for Investment.
Walter s. Ross and G. C. Gretsinger
sold for the Realty Associates the plot.
2s0xl00. on the south side OF Sixty
eighth street. 100 feet east or sixth ave,
nue. TO a Bay Ridge builder who will
improve with two family houses with
garages.
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REsULTs AT AUCTION.
TAT II vEsEY STREET

BY Bryan L. Kennedy.
'isT 81: gig w. rs " sts a,. is.s.
Msssa =, a. sTs , ns,Sfa e ,ss.s
O.. &C. s1.iosBo; 10 the plaintiff. $4,000
BY Joseph p. Day.
iss's. l ETY. sids-frsn ss saw avn BANK .s at
i.. I; ss a, It a 70 the ss' si.is
usT 81 sis e, !. 'l,,.. ID AZ. Use iss
.sS a. az, ~ so anS Realty CO. ine 81
:li aae,, ni.sso; taxes. &C, h'tso; *
BY Henry Brady.
SIP sT. - Z. n = ass " list Az, aaEloo;s 5.
act soasuff, IT Realty CO. Inc s- ., a: Action
Z: due. n.'ss; taxes. &C, r,iio; to 4
ofoss ..............".... $4,000
BY J. II. Mayors
10th ST. ~ +. -, 800 (. !th sy, AK
somm. ss.. sam, n" Harris ct all due e siv..
Wv ia;': i, '.1''' a. '''+'''' adjourned to
TAT s3os THIRD AvENCE.l
BY Joseph p. Day.
TIFFANY TT. - saa . ls7,h st, 4sxsos
taxes. &C, ssso.Ts; 70 ii. p pi.ln;it, $50
BY Henry Brady.
TIFFANY st. &C. ia n 18Th St soxsaS x
iSllxso. vaeant--City Of Y Ast c W
Beach 81 al; action due, s2.tSs 90 /:
10TH ST, ., s3.3 Tiffany st, 2bxss SIX
ifreg--Same agt sarie action 81 due. s2,-
tsi1; taxes. &c. $3.50: to the plain
10TH st. lss W, O. IFS W Nelson av
1tsx7tbx7Sx7a4. ) sty dwlg and str
dS9. sIssa IL; taxes. &c. ssisSs; 70 l. {
Smith observation-disclosures. B,ob0
BY Charles A. Berrian.
wEsTCHESTER Av, 1850, IS, W
Eastern Blvd, s1ilx3oa 1xtSx3Ba. a-Chas
MAsseth ast Harry westheld vt al; due.
ii.bS5.s7; taxes, &C, sTe7N to the
plAlntln -. AlO. 1000
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rwo BIG DEALS Down TowS.

Following the example set BY the
United States Steel Corporation. the Bin
clair OIL and Refining Corporation and
other big organizations two more COM
paa,es purchased buildings for their
own occupancy yesterday in order to I'M
sure their continued location IN. the
lover segment Of the city. The Mer-
chants Fire Assurance Corporation
bought through William A. White b
Sons the large plot at the northwest cor
ner Of John and Gold streets. From
Rodney Gibson they purchased the cor
ner building. 4ixs7, and from the Floyd
estate the adjoining structure. 27x103.
Csmmann, Vorhees'& Floyd represented
the owners. The buying corporation 10
atpresent located at 45 John street.
Young, Corley & Dolapt Inc. consult
ing engineers, now located in the United
States Realty Building. have purchased
the FIVE story business building ct 20
and 80 West broadway, 46.11xS6.7, with
an L to 66 Park place. 23x6O, Colum-
bla College leasehold. Norman 8. Riesen-
fed, the seller, acquired this property
recently from tho Mitchell Woodbury.
Company. which has given up its New
York branch and returned to Boston.
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OTHER SALES In The BRONX.

OGDEN AyENUE-Moore, Schultz 4
CO.. with B. II. weisker. sold for The
Columbia Trust Company. as executor
and trustee Of the Theodore J. Chabot
estate. the three story dwelling at
10l6 Odsen avenue. ebx7b, to n client
for investment.
EAST FREMONT AvENUE-Moore
Schultz q Co.. with B. II. weisker.
sold for Mrs. Hodgins. widow Of
I Police Captain Hodsins. her resi-
dsnce At l66 East fremont avenue. q
four story private dwelling. 50xl00.
TO a client for occupancy.
UNIVERSITY AVENUE. Lincoln
seids Company & McLernon Bros. sold
for John H. Beokman 2395 University
avenue. a three story dwelling, to q
client for occupancy.
EASTBURN AVENUE-Thc estate OF
Herman II. Blohm sold TO q client OF
Williamson & Bryan for cash the four
lots on the east side OF Eastburn ave-
nue., 100 feet south OF 174th street
ELSMERE PLACE-Ths 1amwii Con-
struction Company bought from Il.
Shamus sS6 Elsmers place. Ave
story apartment house, 40x100. H. L.
Sonand was the broker.
EAST 10th STREET,. Clarence
Davies sold for v. NJ. Jelliffe I&e East
15oth street. three story dwelling.
1s.5x1o0.
HOME STREET-Marsaret Sullivan
fold the 1--WE story fat 5ox1oo. at sfs
Home street to Morris Insel. through,
Alfred Olenick.
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QUEENS BOROUGH DEALS.

Huberth 4 Huberth have sold the plot
Of twelve lots on Oakley and Thedford
AVENUES, also on Ocean avenue, between
Liberty and Belmont avenues, at Osons
Park. This property Ia owned by the
star Company Of New York and was sold
for the erection OF largo refrlEerating
plant.
The Payson Mel, Merrill Company
subieased for the summer season for
Theodore p. Dixon to John Farr, Jr. a
cottage on Frost lane. Lawrence. L. l.,
and for Horace Bowker to Clarence q.
Michalis his property on East Broadway,
Hewlett, L. l..
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

chant Marine. Native or naturAliEed
Americans can enter tho United states
Shipping Board School for teaching NAyi-
CATION and get an Oficer's License Two
years previous experience In the deck de-
partment as a seaman IL necessary in order
TO get Third Ofncers license. Instruction
IL entirely free. No enlistment Is required
Course from four to eight weeks Day
and night classes 80 you can support your
self while at school. Apply to Capt. Bond
The Polytechnic Institute. Brooklyn: or "a
A, b, Spauiding, 57l Jersey Avenue. Jer-
sey City. y. Y. JOHN FREDERICK
LEWIS Chief OF Section ., los South
Fourth Street. PA!lRdeiphia. Ia.
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fomsrsncs. Of the Forest Paper Com
pany 70 Emanuel Greenberg and L. Jer-
ONE Hiker the apartment house at 245
Martsnss street, 25x100.
The Schultz Cigar Stores Company
leased through Samuel J. Tanxoos at an
aggregate rental OF over 500, 200. the
building owned by Benjamin Prince at
t23 Fulton street. '...
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STATEN ISLAND SALES.

Cornelius q. Kolff sold for the Belair
Manor Company. Inc, to e. Miller Of
Brooklyn q newly erected dwelling on
Hope avenue, Fort Wadsworth, 8. l.;
also sold for the Henderson estate q plot,
Sox1:0. at the southeast corner Of Davl,
avenue ana North ST. Austin's place to
John Leonard, who will erect q cottage
for his own occupancy.
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OUT OF Town TRANSACTIONS. +

George Howe sold two lots on Garden
road, Larchmont Gardens. for George 8.
Crockett TO Mrs. katharine q. Paine.
The scarsdale Estates, Robert Il. Far
ley president, sold to Albert w. Pross
plot In the Greenacres section OF Scars
dale.
Payson Mel Merrill Company sold
for Calvin A. Agar TO Harry H. Bottome
his property OF about two acres located
on Tulip avenue and Forest Way,
Llswellyn Park. West Orange.
Charles Wynne sold the private dwell
ing s1s South Fourth avenue, Mount
Vernon, t7x1o5, 70 q Mr.. Harlow.
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RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

The Payson Mel. Merrill Company
leased a duplex apartment at $40 West
Fifty-seventh street to Mrs. Ernest Nc
Harg RoentSen; also apartments in the
same building to Miss Maria j. Stream
and Mrs. l.. w. Ferrisr; apartments in
the West Eighty sixth Street Studios.
asst West EiShty-sixth street, to James
NJ. Lowdsn and C. Virgil Gordon; to
John Miller the four story dwelling At
100 East Thirty-eighth street. and to
William r. Deherhoff the throe story
dwelling at 2042 Madison avenue.
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LIS PENDENB.
Manhattan.

l05TH ST, n g. - I'd Av, 1sxloo.il---
Trustees OF the N Trade School aEt
Jacob Frankenthaier ct al (amsndsd
foreclosure OF mts); attys Sherman d
Sterling.
i3D ct. n q, 2lt W I'D av. is1slt-JuiiA n
Brown ct al Agt Fiss. Doerr a Carroll
Horse Co ct Al foreclosure of mtg) |;
atty W q White.
iasTH ST lo6 WIN Fl Sands Of al ast
Marie II Murray ct al foreclosure OF
mtGl: Attys, Middlshrook 4 BoriAnd.
Guarantee Co agt Odds Holding Corp ct
al (forsciosurs OF mtg); atty. H. Swain.
ATTORNEY ST. l45-Generai Theological
Seminary OF the Protestant Episcop opal
Church In the U agt KArolina Hsis ct
al foreclosure OF mts); attys, Murray.
Ingersoli. Hogs A Humphrey.
wILLETTE ST, 3l--Anceylst Realty Corp
agt Elizabeth Mandsl ct al faction to re-
move sneroachment. &e); attys A G
Steckler.
nronX.
18TH ST, n s, $50 W Alexander Av, 2bHlO0
Joseph W Blaisdell ct al agt Margaret
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SEALED PROPOSALS for manufacturing
all or any part of $4,000 wool service
breeches o. .. specifications. 1885 except
TO he made OF 20 OF. suiting, Will be rs-
oeived until II a. NJ. May goth. 1919, at
Room 27l4 Munitions building Washing
ton, u c. Specifications and Proposal
Blanks will bs furnished on application to
ahnye addreas
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Louehlin estate held by Mr.. Day on
April 10. Shortly after the sale he pur-
chased thirty additional lots. which with
those he acquired yesterday make q total
or ntnety-hve lots. Mr.. Glacken, II in
Understood. intends to extensively de-
veiop and improve his large holdings in
this section.
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LUNCH CO.. TAKES LEASE.

J. Edgar Leaycraft 4 Co. lie Lsed for
the Rev. Harry Waistane de Nhnede of
Rome, italy. and Mary Hosack Biddle of
Philadelphia the business building at 1872
West Twenty-third street for a term OF
fifteen years 10 the st. Paul Lunch
Company. which will OCCUPY after max
ing extensive alterations.
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charge, to satisfy which tho above de-
scribed property 10 to be sold. Is t.i25e7s.
with interest thereon from the 18th day OF
allowance amounting to s3s7lo, with
interest from April .2s,h. 1919. together
with the expenses of the sale. The APP
proKimats amount Of tho taxes, assess
ments and water rates. or other liens.
which are 10 be allowed to the purchAser
out OF tho purchase money. or paid by the
Referee. is tss7.io and interest
Dated. New York. April so, 1919.
JOHN l. OBRIEN
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FIREMEN with three years sea service,
oilers or water tenders with two years sea
service wanted by tho United States Ship
ping Boards Recruiting Service to train
as engineer ofncers for the Emergency
Marine Fleet. Apply to the New Jersey
Free school OF Marine Ensineerlng, 81
Jersey Avenue. Jersey City, N. j., Prin-
oipal A. Il. SpauldinS; or to the Brookiy n
Free School of Marine Engineering, The
olpal. Instruction free. Day and night
classes so you can support yourself while
studying. JOHN ~ LEWIS, Section Chief,
los So Fourth St. Philadelphia.
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OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

EAST TH1RTY-sEvENTH sTREET-
Henry Hof sold for the estate Of u.
B. Kellogg the Ave story factory
building at 2a2 and e24 East Thirty
seventh street 20 John g. Mccarthy.
This property has been owned by the
sellers since 1sse.
WEST 14sTH sTREET-Duff q Brown
Company sold for Joseph w. Hatch
to client for occupancy SAT west
ltsth street. three story dwelling,
WEST issTH srREpr-shAw . Co.
sold to Samuel Potter the building
1t ~ West 12sth street, lS.Txu4x
1oo11. The new owner will make e.
tehsive alterations TO the building, the
lower part for business and the upper
for bachelor Apartments.
EAST NINETY FIRST STREET -
Douglas L. Gilman q Co. sold for
Mary A. Sedkwick the three story
residence, 1s.4x10o. at, so East Ninety
first street to an investor, who will
alter the house into small suites.
WET 12sTH STREET-Royal q Noses
sold for the Anthony Avenue Realty
Company tHsller 4 Sussff1an) the Ave
story apartment house ut 1l6 70 i30
West 12sth street, 7sxloo. TO an in
vcsslns client OF Jerome A. Kehn. Price
Eros. attorneys. acted for the seller.
sold for the Plumbers Realty Com
pany to the Z. L. Realty Company
21s and $40 West 14sth street. q six
story apartment, 40x1O0.
WEST 18TH STREET-Rose Heitel
bought tho dwelling at 81 West 1Isth
street from DR.. NJ. H. Block through
I. Rosenthai
EAST 10TH sTREET-Kehoe q Ca
nero sold for Angelo Bisussy to AR.
lsxs- o.
16.sx10o.11.
WEST 10TH sTREET-Frank Taylor
bought the three story dwelling, ls.sx
s0.11. at 100 West 136th street,
through Nail 4 PARKER.
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CHURCH AND HOspIrAI SELL

The Rutland 4 whiting Ben jamin Cor
poration' sold for st, Lakes Hosoitai
the property at 70 Beekman street 70
q private investor, who has taken title
IN the name Of the Etasioo Holding
Company. They Also sold for the Same
institution 2lo Water street to Elk Bur.
rows. and for the Church Of the Holy
communion to an investor the property
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xArANsoN BUYS APARTMENT.

Max N. Natanson has purchased from
Frederick Bangsrter the Rits-Carlton,
a six story elevator apartment house.
west side of Audubon avenue. from
18TH to 1Ssth street
The property 10 arranged for sixty
families and brings IN an annual rental
Of $4,000. II was held at ssoo, 300,
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sS GREnNpoINr LOTS SOLD.

Joseph p. Day has Negotiated another
private sale for; the estate Of James @.
Mclaughlin to William J. oiaclsen. con :
sisting Of forty-five Greenpoint lots To-
Gated on Morgan and De Bevoise ave-
nues and Richardson street. Brooklyn.
Mr.. Glacken purchased twenty adjoin-
ing lots at the auction sale Of the Nc
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sURRO0ATE's NOTICES.


SHELDON. GEORGE Rim pursuanc.
OF an order OF Honorable John p Cohalan,
Surrogate OF the County OF New York.
notice Ia hereby given to all persons having
claims against George r. Sheldon. late OF
the County OF New York. deceased, to present
the same with vouchers thereof to the sub
scrlbers at their place Of transacting bust
ness at the once of Simpson. Thatcher &
bartlett, their attorneys No. 60 Cedar
Street, in the Borough Of Manhattan, in tho
City OF New York State Of New orlS on
or before the goth day of September. 1919
Dated New York. the 18th day of March,
1919 CENTRAL UNION TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK. RICHARD WHITNEY
EIecutors SIMPSON. TEACHER BART
LETT Attorneys for Executors. SO Cedar
Street. Borough OF Manhattan. New York
City.
FRENCH, JOSEPHINE BONAPARTE-
In pursuance of an order of Honorable
John y. Cohalan. a Surrogate of the County
OF New York, NOTICE Is hereby given 10
all persons having claims against 10.
SEPHINE BOSAPARTE FRENCH late ot
the County OF New York. deceased TO
present the same with vouchers thereof 20
the subscriber. at place Of trsnsRcting bust
ness No. SOS East 18th Street. in the Clty
OF New York. or before the LIST day q
October next. Dated New York. the I'm
day Of March. 1919 MARINUs Will EFT,
Attorney for Executor, S5S Fulton Street.
Jamaica, y. Y. FRANK II. MERRALL.
Executor
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FARMS ron sALK.

90 l' PAYMENT secures small village
eA.aHce Ike rent; apple trees In full
s.aLlnk I'VE room model farm house In
,oufHs ~ Construction: village water; cleo
I'M, short walk station Address
e., y ny HONE LEAGUE, 40 West 12nd
s''st .sGo Madison Square.
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WANTS BURLEsoN C5sTED.
Labor Federation

HAxhIsBURo, May 1.-THE State Fed
GRAFTON Of Labor went on record here
to-day a. favoring the sale OF beer and
light wines
The convention also went on record as
favoring the removal OF Postmaster Gen
eral Burleson from Office.
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SUMMER CAMPS.
CAMP CHAMPLAIN

An Ideal Camp for Boys 26th Year
All land and water sports swimming,
canoeing. fishing, hikes, baseball etc. First
Aid, Military Drill. Signalling. lLte Saving.
canoe, motor boat. automobile and tramp
ing trips. Every convenience for safety
and comfort. Camp physician. References
Invariably required
WM. H. BROWN.
President Berkeley Irving School,
3l3 w. a3d St.. New York.
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BOTH SEXES.
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
rORK-Central Union Trust Company OF
New York, Plaintiff. against Amy Holder,
OF al. Defendants,
In pursuHnce Of . Judgment of fore
closure and sale, duly made and entered in
the Above-sntitlsd action and bearing date
the 18th day Of April. 1919. ], the under
nsm.a viii .t ar public IT s aue,on sSs
Exchange salssroom. No. 1915 vssey
street, In the Borough of Manhattan, city
OF New York. on the 23d day OF May, 1919.
p. DAY. Auctioneer. the promises directed
by said judgment to be sold. and therein
described as follows:
AL, AL that lot or parcel Of land. with tbs
the Borough of Ianhsttsn, City Of New
York, County and State OF New York. more
particularly bounded and described as fol-
lows:
BEGINNING at a point on the southcrly
side OF lolst Street, distant ass feet east
srly from the corner formed by the inter
section Of the easteriy side OF First Ave-
running thence oastsriy along the south
erly side Of loist Street 81 feet inehes
thenee goutherly on line parallel with
a.n.t. Hx r. 100 feet isshs' .hS
along said centre line OF tho block 81 feet
= inches; thence northerly on a line paral-
lei with First Avenue, and part OF tho
distance thereof through party wall 100
Be said several distances and dimensions
JOHN l. OBRIEN. Referee
IaARkIN h PERRY, Attorneys for Plain
tin: 50 wall Street. Manhattan. new
'' *. Toll following /. . diagram of tn. prop.
Sss, ioist Street. ' '''''' Nu"0e' " '''
as East lolst Street.
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PROPOSALS.


SEALED BIDS will be received by the
Board OF water supply, at Its Offices. tive n
ty-sscond floor, Municipa! Building. Park
ROW, Centre and Chambers Streets. New
York City, until IL A. NJ on Tuesday.
May 20, 1919. for Contract ls0. for SOL
treatment. furnishing and laying water
pipes, building concrete steps and walks
and doing miscellaneous work In the vicin-
fly OF tho Kensico dam in the Towns Of
Mount Pleasant and North Castle. West
chester county, Now York, all as SET forth
in the specifications.
Al tho above place and time the bids VIII
be publicly opened and read. Pamphlets
containing information for bidders and
contract drawings can be obtained at the
above address, at the ONCE OF the Secre.
tary by depositing tho sum of ten dollars
(3lo) in cash or It's equivalent for each
pamphlet. For further particulars apply
TO the once of the Principal Assistant Enc
Gtneer. at tho above address.
JOHN F. CALVIN. President,
CHARLES y. CHADWICK,
L. J O'RETLLY.
Commissio ners. Board of Water Supply.
Benz. F. EinbiGer. Secretary.
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IUNI0RPLAIISBURG, Lake ChampIaln, N.Y.

The camp where you can fly. An all
around vacation camp for sport and ira n
ing For part icularB please address bireG-
tor OF Information. Junior PlattsbuTg ONCE,
. Z. i5th ST.. New York City.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders at.
torney)
Manhattan.

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I'D Ay ss1-Elir 4 MeMahon TO Maria
Grath, at William st..,.........ts,oo 900
18TH ST, so7-2os W. W c 7th av, lease.
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2 NJ Burghard. III Bway 5000