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APARTMENTS BRING $500, 900.

The Garland Apartments. six story
structure covering the entire block front
on the north side Of 139th street between
81 Nicholas and Edgecombe avenues, has
been sold by Joseph Shenk to Isadore
Braveman. This building houses ninety
families and returns about $45,O a year
in rentals The property has a frontage
OF 1o1 feet on st. Nicholas avenue, 121
feet on i39th street and s9.11 feet on
Edgecombe avenue Morrison and Schiff
were the attorneys who represented the
seller In the transaction. 1t is reported
that the property. which was only recent
ly acquired by Mr.. Shenk from the Ire
bling Realty Company. was sold for
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SALES IN BROOKLYN.

William A. White & Sons sold for the
Dime Savings Bank of Brooklyn to a
.Hl!srt the so&A1k st. corner OF Hill and
Crescent streets, East New York. Plot
contains about 10000 square feet and is
improved with one and three story build
ings.
William p Jones sold for Grace NJ.
Mace to Morris Goetz the plot fronting on
Eastern Parkway. ST. Marks and Rock
away avenues.
Aieister Builders. Inc. sold to a Mr..
Polak the one family stucco house which
he occupies at IS Bay Twenty-fifth
street, on a plot 1880.
Clinton Trading Corporation sold to
Pasquale Ruggiero the ono family dwell
ing at 26 Temple Court. on an irregular
plot 1S.10x100x9.9.
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MccREERY COMPANY SELLS.

I. Randall and Everett Jacobs bought
from the James McCreery Realty Cor
poration the nine story hreproof apart
ment house at 125 and 1877 West Eighty
second street held by tho sellers al
s275, 900 The building occupies plot
57xl02, and was bought by the Nc
Creery corporation FIVE years ago from
the builders, Merritt and Ferguson
Fletcher. McCutchen and Brown were
attorneys for the seller in yesterdays
deal. Stoddard and Mark acted in a
similar capacity for the buyers Hell
and Stern were the brokers.
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REAL ESTATE JOTTINGs.

The firm of Harvey B. Newins. Inc.
has been formed, with Offices at 347
Fifth avenue, TO do a general real estate
and insurance business. specializing in
managing. leasing and selling New York
and Long Island properties. Mr.. Newins
at the formation OF the real estate Sec
ton OF the War Department. was one
Of the men at the head OF the New
York Office of this department, which
purchased and leased all properties for
the Government In the New York sec
ton. Robert M. Catharine. formerly
manager of the banking department OF
the Title Guarantee and Trust Company
Jamaica branch. is treasurer and general
manager of the new company.
Henry A. Rogers. vice-president OF
worthington Whitehonse. lac. was as.
eociate brcfter with the firm OF William
], Roome & Co. in the sale OF the zoe
acre s550.0o0 Lloyd s. Bryce estate a,
Roslyn, L. l., to Mr. Henry Clay Prick
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OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

CoURTLANDT ENUE- Richard
Dickson sold for Randall Comfort, as
executor for the estate of Martha z.
Randall. the three family dwelling, 26x
100, at the northeast corner of Court
landt avenue and 160th street. The
property has been in the estate for
more than twenty-five years
BOSTON ROAD-Samuel Cowen sold
for a client OF Samuel Bitterman 1906
Boston road. a fivS story apartment.
BRONX AVENUE--Hamel & Higgins
sold 1903 Bronx avenue, a four story
double fat, 29x90. ]. Clarence Davies
negotiated the sale.
BROOK AVENUE-The Jay Tee Bee
Holding Company, Inc, Harry A.
Barry president. sold to an investor
the Ave story new law apartment at
1852 Brook avenue.
FOREST AVENUE-The Benenson
Realty Company bought from Offer
man & Gottlib. through Alexander
Selkin, the northwest corner of Forest
avenue and l5Sth street, six story
elevator apartment house. with stores.
known as Forest Court. 10OxS76, held
pee 1T SI29n0n ana renti1g for $40, GOO
Tho sellers acquired the property two
weeks ago from Bertha Myerbach.
VALENTINE AVENUE-August Elmer
sold to Stark & Splitter two apart
ments. each 75x10O, held at $3.50
at 2343 Valentine avenue and 2342
Ryer avenue.
UNIVERSITY AVENUE-Fisher & Irv-
ing !. Levine resold 1889 University
avenue, five story apartment, Eek
112, to Schwartz & Rosen. Eiseman,
Lee, Levine & Corn were the attorneys
in both transactions.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD-H. r. Sell
vim resold the two houses at 1888 and
1885 Southern Boulevard, held at
$4,000 and renting for $4,000, to
Eisenberg & Wiener through Henry
Epstein.
SIMPSON sTREET-H. Blumenthai
sold the six story building at 1898
Simpson street through s. Smachad &
Lichtenstein.
NELSON AvENUE-The s. & L. Build
ing Corporation sold the six story
apartment. held at $4,000, at 1854
Nelson avenue, corner 174th street, to
the West 154th STREET Company, Inc.
Henry johnson was the broker -
ANTHONY AVENUE-Heller a Suss-
man sold 1912 Anthony avenue, a five
story apartment house. 50x100, to a
Mr.. Moline. Price Bros, attorneys
represented the sellers. and D. s.
Crakow acted for the buyer. It was
one Of two houses bought last week by
the sellers.
TIFFANY STREET--Fisher & irving 7.
levine sold 91e Tiffany street. a Ave
story twenty-five family apartment.
5ox90x1oA 70 an investor represented
by Jan&s Walsh.
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White Gnbardine skirts Sell.

Manufacturers are receiving large or
ders for separate wash skirts. The in
dications are, say dealers. that those OF
white gabardine. made on simple lines,
will be the biggest sellers. In answer
ing the demand for novelty numbers
some makers are using English prints
with success. These are developed with
odd pockets and trimmed with crochet
buttons In matching tints.
Dotted swiss crossbars, besides or
candies, are effectively used for the all
white sheer wash skirts, but the latter
material also is displayed In some houses
in combination with colorful printed
crepes.
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The Associated Dress Industries or
America has been admitted to the mem
bership of the United States Chamber
OF Commerce, according TO Information
received in this city yesterday by David
n. Mosessohn, executive director OF the
organization.
otto B. Shulhof. president OF the As
ISOLATED Dress Industries, leaves to-day
for Europe. While there he will estao-
llsh quarters for the organization IN
London and Paris.
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sATIsF1Ep MORTGAGES.

with name and address of lenders at
torney.)
Manhattan.
ELDRlDGE ST, .75-Abr q Lottis Levy.
23s Pulaski ct, Bklyn, to Lottie Levy.
Mich IS, 1915; atty. NJ N Krakauer $40
Bway ....::...... ...' ss,ov'
nth AV est Nicholas ava, o cor 1T2d 81,
s5xl35-l0o w 142d ct Corpn TO Mon
mouth Holding Co. 81 liberty st, Aug ].
1915: atty. Lind & P. as Cedar st. SO. 600
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, n o b at point 5I5 W
Bway. runs n 12s2x w 400 to pit 775 W
Bway and 100 9 1soth at X $50 to es
Drive . 214.7 to bes-wInter Realities.
$40 w 155th at, to Langhorns Constr
Corpn, 200 w 72d st. Oct ., 1915 atty.
Jos Levy, 4b Cedar st......,..-..tlo.O
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SALE ON MADISON AVENUE.

Norman Denzer sold for the Manufac-
,urers Trust Company to s. L, Pakas the
six story elevator apartment house
known as the Hollywood at 1881 to 1887
Madison avenue, southeast corner Of
Ninety-fourth street The property has
a frontage of 1908 feet on Madison ave-
nue. and ninety-five feet on the street, and
is opposite Troop AS armory. 1t was
held by the sellers at $225. 900 and was
acquired by Mr.. Pakas for all cash
. above mortgage. The buyer Is an old
time operator who prior to this deal had
not BEEN active for many months
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OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN

WEST 10th STREET.-Catherine L.
Minifle resold the three story dwelling
at III West 130th street to a client
of Sykes s. Beaman.
EAST SEVENTEEN STREET.-Prof
Monroe Smith sold his residence at
169 SEVENTEEN street. Ave story
dwelling, 16.Sx100.5. to James w. Bur-
don.
WEST THIRTIETH sTREET.-samuel
Augenblick bought from the Mutual
Life Insurance Company the five story
dwelling at 25 West Thirtieth street,
25x1oo. Horace s. Ely & Co. were the
brokers. The buyer will convert 1t
into stores and lofts,
WEST 175TH STREET.-Max Cohen
bought from the Klingenstein estate
two five story apartments. each
43.sx1o0. and held at 500, 900, at 500
and 517 West 175th street, through
Max Blau.
FRONT STREET-w. s. Force & Co.,
who occupy the property at IS Front
street. bought the 81 Front street from
Clarence w. Eckardt Tho building
Is four stories, on a site twenty-four
feet wide Horace s. Ely & Co. were
the brokers.
EAST THTRTY-NINTH STREET
William A. White & Sons. with Henry
Hof. cold for the jeffrey estate the
four story house at ZIG East Thirty
ninth street. 16.sxss, to Nathan Hal
perrin for occupancy.
NORTHERN AVENUE.--Daniel Fl.
Jackson sold to F. Corn for invest
ment the southwest corner of ls0th
street and Northen avenue. known as
the Hudson Chambers. q Ave story
new law apartment house. rented at
$4,000 and held at s125.000. Levy &
tha
EAST SIXTY-FIFTH STREET
Madeline C. Curtis is reported to have
sold the three story dwelling at $50
East Sixty-f1fth street, 16x100.
EAST SIXTY-FOURTH STREET
The three story dwelling at 1Sl East
Sixty-fourth street was sold to Marie
C. Mosle Winter.
EAST NINETY STREET -
William B. May & Co. sold for Mrs
Sarah Werner the four story dwelling
at IL East Ninety third street, 216x
1885. The buyer will alter and &C.
cupy.
EAST 18TH sTREET.-The Charles
Galewsli Company, Inc, bought from
Mary O'Morrell the Ave story fiat
25x100. at East 112th street Loui.
Schrag and Hyman Bloom were the
brokers.
vERMILYEA AvENUE.-osserman a
Gottlieb. Inc. bought the twent,
family apartment at the southeast cor.
ner Of Vermllyea avenue and 211u
street, from the Henry Menkin Com
pany. through Max Marks and Lon.
don & Davis.
WEST FORTY-EIGHTH STREET
James Byrne is reported TO have sold
the Ave story dwelling. 21.6x1O0.5, a
81 West Forty-eighth street. Columbi.
College leasehold, to buyer for oc
cupancy.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
~--lA 49,.

18th ST. ss-Ss w; d Weeks Son ast
Norman l. Munro Estate. owner IRE
ne %Tv. sr 'i;s.,,- ava H.,,.r az IA.
1875; Isaac Sherman agt Estate of Cater
ina Lentino, owner: Nasoria Lentino,
contractor 6, I:;,,,, =,
aEt Theodore Alderman. owner; Ang-
ust Mugler. contractor si17
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PROPERTIES GIVEN IN TRADE.

In part payment for the fourteen
STORY apartment hotel at In and l26
West Seventy-second street. which she
acquired yesterday from the 124 West
seventy-second Street Company. con-
trolled by the q. B. Beaumont Company.
Mrs. William Ziegler gave the four story
dwelling. 2ox102.2, at 14o West Seventy
sixth street; the five story tenement
25x1o2.2. at 517 East Eighty-nrst
street; the residence property at as
Pierrepont street, Brooklyn, and the fifty
foot apartment house at 80 and II Rem
sen street, in the Columbia Heights sec
tion OF Brooklyn. Alfred c. Marks and
j. Curry Watson negotiated the transac-
ton, which involved about 100000.
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
lat II vEsEY STREET !

n L
BY Joseph p. Day.
BROADWAY, 2l2s-34. cor 18TH ST,
aOO-l4 runs 8 l0+.6X 1863 TO Amster-
dam av 3OS-ls. look 2l2 to beg,
sty fats and strs and ! sty str
Cecilia Einstein ct al agt Frank bradley
ct al: due, s656,l33: taxes. &c, $4,000;
adjourned to April 2.
EMERSON PL, W 8. 4171 = Prescott av.
.ss 8x2l5,3, vacant; also
roll TON RID, O S. = and 2l2th.
Is2sx405xlss.2x42o, vacant-Citizens Ma
tional Bank agt Cornelius Kahlen ct al
due, s25.5s3.io; taxes &C, $500; with
drawn,
By Henry Brady.
74TH ST. .l2-4 {, $. 100 50 Az, 2SN
1921 sty tint and strs and sty rear
bIdg-w II Moller agt Hida London
ct al; due. slo.ss+.22; taxes. &c, 1885; C
117TH ST, sos E. n $. 81 "a av. e5x5o
sty tnt-Met Saw Bank agt Diego Sala-
tino, ct al; due, Ss,elAs0; taxes. &C,
,s74s2: to tho plaintiff. .........3s, 5000
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Raw Wool Auction Inactive.

PHILADELPHIA, March l9.-The best
competition at to-day auction sale here
of Government wool developed during
the Offering OF lots Of fine Southern and
Cape secured grades.
The sale to-day was not as active as
was that Of yesterday and there was no
lir+ted hdLiaE. L.tGs iIte"rst NaB
displayed In the offerings OF low secured
woods The American Wooden Company
was one OF the biggest buyers, taking
approximately 100000 pounds,
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10TH AVE. COAL YARD SOLD,

The old Stokes coal yard property at
the southeast corner of Tenth avenue
and Fffty-fourth street has been sold.
according to report. The property COM
prises seven lots and has a frontage OF
100 feet on Tenth avenue and 176 feet on
Fifty-fourth street. On the site are a
group Of one and two story buildings. A
representative of Thomas Stokes & Sons
said yesterday that he was not at lib
erty to divulge the names of the buyers
or their plans for the property.
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OLD MORRIS RESIDENCE SOLD.

Pepe a Bro. sold for Charles s. Nc
Weigh. trustee. the premises at . Ora
mercy Park four story brick dwelling.
2e8xs2. adjoining All Souls Church.
This is the former residence OF Gouve-
neur Morris, now owned by his daughter,
Mrs. Davenport. and others. The pur-
chaser is an investor who will probably
remodel.
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Cutting Down Orders.

Buyers report they have received no
tees to the effect that their orders on
fiannels recently placed with the Ameri-
can Wooden Company have been revised
in some cases as much az ~ per cent
Orders for cloakings In the womens
wear department have been cut down
from 25 to so per cent, II is reported
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May Cut Wool Prices.
special Despatch TO The sus

WAsHINGToN. March ls.-The advis-
ability of reducing the Government price
on wool IA per cent in order to meet
the British cut which has been an
nounced TO become effective April Is
being considered by the War Depart
ment. Quartermaster-Ge General Rogers
said to-day.
Decision will be made at the earliest
possible moment but II Is not believed
that a statement will be Forthcoming
much before April /. No policy will be
made public until such time as market
sales which have been advertised have
ended
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and Broadway. The structure occupies
q frontage OF 100 feet and is seventy -one
feet In depth. The property had been
in the market at $4,000, and the terms
call for all cash above a mortgage Of
s225, 600.
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Dress shoes for Soldiers.
speciot Despotch 10 TEE sus.

WASHINGTON, March 19.-Each en-
listed man will have two pairs OF shoes,
one pair to work in and an extra pair
of fne grade shoes for dress wear, If
plan submitted by Quartermsster-Gen-
eral Rogers to the General STAFF to-day is
adopted.
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Manhattan,

THOMPSON ST, 230 and .sa--General
Theological Seminary of the Protestant
Episcopal Church IN the Y s agt Jessie
X Derrick ct al, foreclosure of mtg I;
attys. Murray, Ingersoll. Hoge & Hum
phreys.
FORSYTH ST. 67-Mary T Brosnan ct al
agt Tenement House Dept OF the City of
n ct al. amended foreclosure OF mtg /;
attys. Cary q Carroll.
GREENWICH ST ssi. and Franklin st.
iss; Hudson ct, Gas, and 9th av, 2f2-
Clementine F Dun ct al agt Mary G
Rodenkirchen ct al, construction OF Will.
&c: atty NJ F johnson.
Bronx.
10th ST, ss, so II W OF Morris av, COX
so-George Daiker agt August Jacob ct
al foreclosure OF mtg: atty. u Davis
UNION AV, e Q. 323 IT Boston av, 2oNl0O
Anna II Moldenke ct al. as trustees,
agt Joseph Hol1erith ct al, foreclosure
of mtg: attys Salter & Steinkamp.
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DUPLEX APARTMENT soLb.

The Payson Mel. Merrill Company sold
for Frank A. Wright to Jesse Metcalf
the present tenant, a large duplex apart.
ment in the cooperative building at 1870.
1874 East Sixty-seventh street.
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Business Troubles


HEwsoN & FITzPATRICK-An involun.
tary petition against Hewson FltzpRt-
rick. 1917 Chambers s,IeeJ, Is by three
Crcdit9rs claiming: Francis II. Leggett
& Co,%A,Il4; Proctor a Gamble Co, $40,
and Robert II. Hewson, So. Courtlandt
Nicoll named as receiver. Clarence 81.
Davis, ? Rector street, is the attorney.
II, AMY cO.-An involuntary petition
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.
(south of Fourteenth str.et.)

18TH ST, 81 W; ls4th at. see W: Colum.
bus Sv, 7Se; lsith st..Sis Write Guar
n Trust Co to n Investors Corp; l76
Rway; assigns. ,.............sl03 600
FORT WASHINGTON Az. e cor i7sd
st-stephsn C Clark 20 Walter C Elan
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Black-YeIIow Ginghams Selling.

Glnghams in black and yellow comb
nations have been the best sellers in the
finer grades recently. according to re-
ports in the local cotton goods market,
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against II. Amy q CO.. brokers' located
at ~ Wall street, 10 by three creditors
claiming: Gerhard II; Fuerste. xa,coe'
Louis H.. Stage. $1,000. and r. Bode1-
bell. 81 Chambers street, are the sttor-
news,
STRAIGHT EDGE DISTRIBUTING corr
PORATION--An involuntary petition
sEainst the Straight Edge DISTRIBUTING
bilities OF $4,000 and assets OF. $500. The
three petitioning creditors claim: Coulter,
Bogert & Coulter. Slows Arthur ~ Dali
zieL trustee In bankruptcy for the
tSoS and Alonzo wood. $1,000. Paul NJ.
Crandeil. a33 Broadway. Is ths attorney.
IRVING A. BOGAN'-A voluntary petition
OF Irving A. Began, 256 East 1924 street:
shows liabilities Of sara and assets Of
Central Electric Supply Company. West
Sixteenth street. f1,S73; Royal Eastern
Electrical Supply Company, ia West
Twenty-seventh street. $500. and Car
Friend Friend. 1913 Nassau street. are
the attorneys.
Receiver in Bankruptcy.
MARIETTA CARTER NEGLIGEE COM
PANY-Judge Julius NJ. Mayer appointed
David Haar receiver with a $1,000 bond
for the Marietta Carter Negliges Com
pany. Sc West Flfty-hfth street.
Assignment.
HEwSOS & FITZPATRICK-DesiinE IN
groceries at 1877 Chambers street. 'yester-
day assigned for the benent OF creditors
to Richard VI. Mackey. The firm is COM
posed of Robert Hewson and stephen
Fitzpatrick. Assets. $4,000: liabilities.
SIS, 1000.
Judgmeu0 .. .l..
The following judgments were niea yes
terday. the first name being that Of the
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN.
Manhattan

10TH ST. IA w-Nathan Jsnkowitz agt
Nathan Shapiro ct al; Sept ~. 1913 (can.
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DAY assigned Tor the Denent OF CroQuDrb
to Richard VI. Mackey. The firm is COM
posed of Robert Hewson and stephen
Fitzpatrick. Assets. $4,000: liabilities.
$4,000.
The following judgments were hied yes
terday. the first name being that OF the
debtor:
Bernstein. Julius - Dieckerhon, -,
Beaii Merit, F..w. II. rurr:iii.. ssi.Ss
Beigel, Sigmund--M. Stern. 1880
Berger. Bmil--Jack weiner Corp. 2to.,o
Vossnock, Jr, Inc. ..........-. 3osez
Braunstein. Joseph and Jennie
Burns Si A Fred Y..Hioldon Evan. va
steamship Co. ...,.......... i.slaoo
s. M:.!ss Petroleum Corp: 1! gs:g|
Commercial Delivery Co. Il.
Clayton. waiter F.-Manhattan
COIN, Michael ana Robert J..
stedman. Inc.-E. Reich -. 1918
De Bias. Attilo-AJax Rubber
De fontsine. wade he: B. I
Din.mors. jaime. &c. B. Pro- 'o
Dormant, Bsrtia-J. B. stewart "
ct, ;...:.:.......--. ni.l
GFosor, Inc. .........:........ 1,oasS
Corp.-H Bernstein ct al. 1890
Exohans. Mi: Bank Of N. Y. a,w7.is
Goldberg Minnie and Domenico
Gatto-People &c. $4,000
George B. Wills & Cow. X.
Hois.enaor 4. E. 3. Irid:n.j. A1.l. 'i
rod ;......: -. s,sa.o
:, smith Co: .;.........: 49,. so.sl
Kurshman. solomon, samuel.
| Mat. Oscar and Joseph BRAD
| ford Millsl-P. s. Hslpern.... 1850
ke!lstrum Bros. Incl. Blum
Martin. Marie. and Herman COIN
n. Y C. r. r. Co. costs. 10.
MendeI.on. William tUnieo News 49,.
si:,i IS; :ss.eV;'} 4 Rsss a. .', ,
! Riehei, sigmund-E. ]. Burke
Ryan. Rose. and Albert Regina. ' ~
shesman., Soseph.H.. bernhard. s''0
scholleT. Leopoid-U. S. TIL. G.
schaener, Louis-B. senter..... :ssss
( Siegel. Louisa. Drivas; costs los sb
sofeld stephen B-F Jennings. 1906
! Samueis Irving RI. +. LonlRan 11S.OI
| Schlechter, Abraham. and Max
! Geduld (Geduld Embroidery
| Works. Inc IS. Brody, ct al. nate
schuitz. Joseph - International
schon%aid. VI i.ed 1%S;. and Max
Gelman-Stulman Box & Lum-
za Sss 'G John s.i . j I5ssa I'LL. Hill
Tnterm9nn. Julius-N. Lent. inas
Leon. ct ai,..s,'...'........' i.7m.s
wo otsF r. G 'sl;,,a' ". nc. W
winners. Howard A.G, Hni'..' ssi.is
& CO.. iHe,...',,.t,..".'1e.'. s,.,
! RRONN
The hrst uane is that OF the debtor;
Beatty Robort-H. Peace ct al. s1is,16
Connel!. Edward Jo Jr.-P. Co
cohen hen & Nathan smoien.ky' i Sgs
Roswell. Alexander $. *.
Landesman ct NJ ........ 11'p
Sundberg, John r. and Auga
M.-PieHoe, Huter a. Piercs
Webster 1--we Poultry Market Co,
lnc.-Fleek & Hi!lman........ sui,r6
Satisfied Judgments.
The Nrst name is that of the debtor;
the second that OF the creditor and dats
| when Judgment was hlcd:
Hallenbeck- Hungerford Realty
1918 (reyersed) ,.....,.:-..... ,s,ni.
| Rosenberg MSN-S Il, Tulii July
F.lckcrt, ia1aa6~E. f, Robert, ,,.'
pI Nov, n Rine toDs, CO. INC, 1901
-, 1873 .,..'..... 49,, I,ss 50
Machine Tool and Die Works
March ~, 1919. .............. $3.50
and Copper Co. . Aug Is. 1915 SW,o6
Klein. Philip and Joseph-A.
Hlrschhan ct a.; Feb. 10. 1912 1855
March is. iSl9. .'....,.,,.,.' isO7s
KS@asch, Gee Pr. Fisk ct al ,ou
Lynch TSE d iSi sc Co. lac-r Bar ''
Klopstock, Paul ". Ingram.
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Boston, March 10. Tho American
Wooden Company has purchased the
whitestone Mills, in Elmville, Conn. ac-
cording to announcement made here to-
day.
Needham B. Brown. who has been at
the company's Globe Mills. Utica, has
been appointed agent of the Elmville
plant.
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waste Material Dealers Dine.

The sixth annual convention of the
National Association of Waste Material
Dealers was brought to a close last night
with q dinner in the Hotel Astor which
was attended by about $50 persons
At yesterdays session 1t was decided
to remove the Offices of tho association
from Boston to New York. Officers were
elected as follows:
f. w. Reidenbach. president: James
Rosenberg, Henry Lissberger. Ivan Reit-
Ter, Paul II. Loewenthal. Mark B. Speer.
Harry Klonick, vice-presidents; David
Feinburg treasurer; George Il. Smithe-
man, Julius Rosenberg, Herman Miehl-
stein and Herman Goldstein, directors.
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WOMEN OF NATION
START BUYING WAVE
Spending Far More Than Ever
Before, Survey by Waist
League Shows.

A survey OF conditions In the retail
field Just completed by the United
Waist League OF America indicate. busi-
ness in all parts Of the country has taken
on squirt A buying wave is sweeping
the United States. with tho women of the
country spending more money for wear
ing apparel than in many years past.
The waist industry IL facing n most
prosperous period. IL In said, with no
signs of letup in the demand for new
things by retailers
The prosperous conditions ere not
confined to this country; there also Is an
enormous demand for American made
waists from foreign countries, many
manufacturers reporting large orders
from Canada, South America, Australia,
New Zealand and Mexico.
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CoRTLANDT REPORTED SOLD.

- The Bankers TneLt Company is report
ed to have sold the Cortlandt a twelve
story apartment house at 210 Cathedral
Parkway. between Amsterdam avenue
The sun., 1919-03-20

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cosy MQRE FooR WIFE
r-As CLOTHING PROVED



Chairman Mi,hAei of the sab.com
mitiee asked Cor = bin Of particulars
respecsing the cio,hing Of a ~ifc on
s7ess Naocsrelli had plans and
specifications on paper and rad tae
items Among them were one coat
SIS, one street -aress $40. one gingham
dress t2&. one oorset $3.50. tao
night gowns sa5e. shoes aud Incl.
denisls ss4i
When The matter OF oaifiitlng Tie
lord of the household aross after tae
Illuminating revelation u the ~
needs Of woman tue ~itncss rcnlarA i.
cd With much gravity
That. OF course. will 0e greater
find il viii cost a man siisso for
his clothes
Vaccsrelh apparently was about 10
gise details but Chairman MlcAael.
overcome. adjourned the hearing