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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-27
wEsTCHEsTER DEALS.

Robert E. Farley Organization sold
for the estates of Tappan Zee the house
at Battle Hill Park, White Plains. N,
Y, to L. A. Lands.
Burke Stone, Inc, sold Parkside cot
tase Lawrence Park, for Lawrence
Park Realty Company to DR.. William
A. Bonneville Of Bronxville, and 1924
Read avenue. Pelham Manor, to Alex
ander Scadale
John H. Clancy sold at Yonkers for
A. Muth to Denis Morissey the house
and plot at II Radford street for John
T. Clancy TO Catherine Sawyer, 90 Sara
tosa avenue for T. o. Davidson 10 B.
Kenellay, FL Fillmore place; for Her
mann Doerner to William Johnston, 245
Stone avenue; for Margaret Clancy to
Bert RayneJ. plot, store and garage on
Stone street. and for the Coupett Estate
to William Muth, a loft building on
Main street.
Thomas s. Burke sold at Yonkers for
the Lankan Realty Company, the brick
dwelling 81 Wellesley avenue to Simon
Gutner of New York city, and for
Harry Bannihr to J. B. Eyster, the
dwelling at so Cornell avenue. Lowerre
Summit section.
Raymond E. Tichborne sold at Mount
Vernon for the estate of H NJ. Lmbur-
ger the residence at 80 South Terrace
avenue. to NJ. Lazarus; for the estate Of
Gilbert Wright the residence at 214
Washington street, to ]. Carl for John
Fl. Moon the residence at 122 North
Ninth avenue to George Slxidmore fo-
William Schneider the two family house
ut So Oak street to NJ GelberR. and the
two family house at so Oak street to
Tobias Braverman for N. q. Mangan
the residence at 81 Winfred avenue to p
Goldner; for f. Cronenberg the two fam
lily house at lis South Blocker street
to F. Echan for Mrs Schneider the two
family house at Ill North Railroad
avenue TO Charles Moffa for w. F. c.
Tichborne the residence at 39s Warwick
avenue TO L. Schwing; for Charles
Krausha the residence at 457 South
Fifth avenue to Mr.. McCabe; for Ed
ward Shattuck the residence at 507 East
Third street to Charles #. Henderson I;
for p. Arlson a residence in Yonkers
to Mr. Lawrence for ]. Hardy the resi-
dence at 33 Centre street to r. Schler |;
for Mrs. Grant the two family house at
9 Bushnell place; for Mrs Musculus
family at 100. 1872. 1874 North Ninth
avenue to A. Gottlieb; for the Mount
Vernon Trust Company the factory
formerly occupied by the Bronx Valley
Tile and Pipe Construction Company. to
the American Teksage Products Com
pany for the German Methodist Epis-
copal Church, the church building and
property at 80 and II South Sixth ave-
nue. to the East German Conference and
resold to the board OF managers OF the
Protestant Episcopal Church OF the DID,
cese Of New York for d. r. Wood the
factory and loft buildings at It's, TIT,
TIC and 721 South Sixth avenue. and a
parcel Of lots or Bedford avenue to A
"a
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OTHER SALES IN THE nRoNx.

WEST FORDHAM ROAD-B H. weis-
ker sold for A. L. Lowenstein ~ West
Fordham road, a three story brick
building. 24x10o.
CLINTON PLACE-B. II. weisker sold
for William r. Lowe to F. L. Doerr
tho three story dwelling at 81 Clinton
place, 25x100.
EAST 18TH STREET - Eugene ].
Busher and John j. Greene sold for
Peter Dahl the three story dwelling
with garage at 309-311 East 15sth
street
PROSPECT AVENUE - Henry r.
browne trustee. sold TO G. Goldberg
the two brick houses, 3ox150, at 2o6s
and 207o Prospect avenue. william
son & Bryan were the brokers.
DECATUR AVENUE-Gustave Eber-
hardt sold the Ave story apartment.
t6x95. at the northeast corner OF
Decatur avenue and 20sth street
BRYANT AvENUE-The Scobel-Glau-
Der Company sold for Mrs. Stella
Bergman the three story two family
brick house at 1905 Bryant avenue to
DR.. Henry Katz
HBCK sTREBT-Alexander selkin and
Carl JANE. with Max Yarhtz. sold for
Philip Wattenberg three four story
double fats at $50, 6s5 and 693 Beck
street, 3S.s3x125 each.
CRDSToN AVBNUE-Phil!p Hershow.
sky sold two five story apartments
e2.oxloo. at 2O31 and 2023 Crestor
avenue.
SOUTHERN BOULEYARD-The Re
ville-Siesl Company sold the Ave story
apartment house at 1859 Southern
Boulevard. through Maurice KsAtrinsr
eHERIDAN AVENUE - Tho Julel
Rally ComRAny, Ina, samuel WASA4
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LIS PENDENs.

I'd ST. 116-Geo T. Chisholm ct al agt
Mary Davitt ct al foreclosure of mtgJ /:
attys, Stewart & Shearer.
MUSCOOTA ST. n 9 s, 1875 s e Bway, 446. TX
152.l0x irreg to Hyatt st-Wm l. Condit
agt Harry G Hecht ct al foreclosure of
mtgl; attys, Elkus. Vogel. Gleason &
ProskRuer.
States Trust Co OF N Y, trustee, agt
Montague d Cohen ct al (amended fore
closure OF two mtgs); attys, Stewart &
Shearer.
l0OTH ST. 401-9 E, and Tooth ST. n s, 24s.4
lat av. 7.1x1O0-Onorato Pallisco agt
declare lien, &cl; atty, ] b Coppola.
GREENE ST, 12T-Regnald Steel agt
Amelia w Boardman ct al foreclosure OF
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OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

Feist g. Feist. Inc. sold for the Con-
tinental Realty Company 10 Frank 8.
Jones two two family houses, plot COX
$50, at So and IS Springdale avenue,
Roseville. N. j.; for the Continental
Realty Company TO r. J. Coyle the two
family house, 40x100. at 30 South Seven
teenth street. Roseville, N. j.; for Nor
rio Rachlin, president of the Union
Building Company to Harry Petchsky
the four story brick apartment houses.
plot lO0xl25, at SO to rs Monmouth
street, Newark. N. j.. and to Thomas
Koopman the house at l02 Clinton ave-
nue., Newark. N. ].
Louis Schlesinger, Inc. sold for tho
Granite Realty Company to Edmund j.
La Brecque. vice-presldent of the La
Brecque Company exporters OF New
York and Newark, the two and a half
sssxx ssasss bs1s& pADl 4&s<xa2 - <sl
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RECORDED LEASES.

Bath ST. 20 W. and I'd to 9th
fioors-D 4 Loring, as trustee. to David
!, 1890; atty, Harry l. Ettinger. lts
a7TH ST, 2o2 W. ail.LoGis Jane to { G
PURSE sE 9TH ay 4ls yrs from Oct
son ay, Long Island city. !. -. 50. 100
HOUSTON ST. 50 W. all-Ristou I.eer-
Hoe av. Bronx, is yrs from July /. 1918 ;
atty, Isaac Cohen, 141 Bway. .....$3, 500
7TH Az. 2ss, ali--Margt A g. Ruth
tar1aie av. sfonx. teia yrs t from S1i Oct
i, 1919; atty. Isidor NJ Katz. "a Nassau
rrH ST. i4a B.cnas stark to n Hum Hum
garian Young Mems circle s Singing
Society. yrs from Dec 10, 1919, yrs
renew; atty. Julius vOlgyi. 32s E 18th
9TH Nv. sss. str. fioor & b.jos Man
heimer to Norris W Gitlitz. 1874 9TH
st.. Bklyn. 10 lila yrs from Jan /.
1870; atty. NJ T sarrow, 2ss Broad;
BwAY, 2sso b.Anna = s'i zSgat to sOi'V 4
z Bakery & Restaurant. Inc, from Oct l,
1920 to March 81. 1928; atty. chas Bis
SAME PROPERTY, same to same. from
Apr ! 1875, to Aug 81. 1891. -. SO. $40
Jacob Morants, l4se East y Y av,
Bklyn. yrs from May |, 1919; attys
Koppelman Weinberg. ia Rivington
LExINGroN Az sssii. stores and 1fi pspt
eellar-First Constr Co Of Brooklyn to
Morris W Gi,litz. 4o5 Lexington av, s
yrs from May l. 1919; atty, NJ T Bar
rows. 299 Bway. $40, 900 to $4,000
sTH AV. le1, all-Estate Of Washington
Smith to stephen Merritt Burial c
Co.. yrs from May l, 1920: attys
s4TH ST. go E. all-Aug w Rabe to Harry
Rosen, 2i2 2lst st. yrs from Aug /,
174TH ST. 445 and al E. aiI.E.: her
Realty Corpn to Morris Siegel. SAG r
eth st, and ano, yrs from May i,
1919; atty. Hy ] Krinsky. 29s Broad
PRosPEcT Xv.. SIS, south s,or rEiiSSo
Realty Co to Met Piano Co, s7s Pros
pect av, Q yrs from Jan !, 1919; atty,
Metropolitan Piano Co, s7s Prospect
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OTHER SALES m MANHATTAN.

MADISON AvMNUB--James n. Cruik-
shank resold to Simon s. Friedbers
the three story dwelling at 1904 Madi-
son avenue. plot 1sx70.
WEST SEVENTEEN STREETIEver-
EFT NJ. Seixas Company sold for the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company.
as trustee for the Lacey estate, 314
West Seventieth street, a three story
dwelling, 16.sx1oo.5. to Hiram C.
Pickney.
WEST 100TH STREET Charles r.
Game resoid IL and 16 West Tooth
street. q six story apartment house
on plot <0x1o0, adjoining the Park
Hospital. south corner of Central
Park West
EAST FOURTEENTH STREET-The
NJ Morgenthau, Jr, Company sold
for Myron I. Borg 2S1 East Four
tenth street, a Ave story business
building.
PRINCE STREET-Samuel Cowen sold
the six story loft building at 12a
Prince street to a Mr. Babbot.
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rLATBUsH AVENUE SALE.

The McInerney Klinck Realty Com
pany has sold for Nathan Kashden the
four three story brick and limestone
business and apartment buildings To-
Gated on the west side of F'latbush ave-
nue., 15S feet north of Newkirk avenue.
Property has a frontage OF 90 feet on
Flatbush avenue and depth of 100 feet
On both sides.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-27
Standard Term. in Hat Trade.

As the result of action taken at
meeting OF the Eastern Millinery Asso-
citation. the question OF establishing uni
form trade terms in the various whole
sale hat markets throughout the coun-
try, designed to eliminate some of the
trade abuses practised by certain manu-
facturers and retailers, Is TO be pre-
scented to the Millinery Chamber of Com
merce OF the United States for consid-
Grafton.
In the millinery industry there is but
little uniformity in trade usages al the
present time. and II is believed In the
millinery trade that II such PROPOSE
ton Is brought before the Millinery
- ns..........a aoAlaz auhynl. A,iu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-27
EARLY Spring Dress Display.

There are Indications in the wholesale
dress industry of an early showing OF
spring models, as buyers are said to
be eager 10 feel out" the market in an
effort to learn what the manufacturers
intend to feature for the new season.
Under the present conditions here II is
difficult for manufacturers to MI orders
promptly on account of the shortage of
labor and the difficulty experienced in
securing materials, and 1t is felt by
wholesalers that an early showing of at
least some OF their leading numbers will
result in giving them more time to
make up and deliver the merchandise
ordered.
Manufacturers believe that the tend
ency among buyers to plan early buying
campaigns will be effective in relieving
the situation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-27
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

ALLEN ST, 1886 7eth st. 1853 w; ssth st,
ist-s w5Bsnj Mordeoai and ano. trus.
atty, Sidney B cardoso. 80 2 ga ST. .
18TH ST. sis WY So9ma snd to siS %aIl
Real Est COrpn, so Bway; attys. Larkln
Perry, 50 Bway; assns. $4,000
10th ST. 81 E-David and Louis A
New Canaan, Conn: atty, L T & T Co.
10th ST. 5, si55 E Madison AVN and s
SC. a2e W 72d st; atty. sinsheimer,
WATER ST. sss-Jno 4 Asplnwaii '; and
P Foster, Tuxedo Park. N Y; atty, F s
Rauber. las Nassau st; assns. 5000
SAD ST. II W; iSth st. 322 E-Theo Kaut-
field and ano, trustees, to Julia T
0Dougherty and ano, IS st. Pauls pl,
ALIEN LEN ST. ai isi-Jos Hammel, eIr, 70
ny Moses. s. Liberty st. :. 81, 900
CHERRY ST. l7s.Morris spodek to Ma
than 2ulzberger ! q 18th st; attys. Arm;
lssb ST. n 3. us e st. Nicholas 'aiv.ico
West l42d st Corpn to Minnie Moscowitz,
80 w 147th at; atty. S Golding, ls5
Hath ST, s. il4..i6 e Park av-wWm' De
Haynes ct al. exrs. to Lawyers Mtg co,
SAD ST. ais w.Fredk A Clark ana tH0 anO
s tTus: to Hugh Reilly. SsS W tlst st; atty q
Simon. 81 W 12sth st. and ano; atty,
77Ta ST. H' III saaI Hir.h to RoSS
4sTH ST. q VT S trust CO to ;' Union
Dime Saw Bank, TOT 9th avi attys,
nh Ratfsf st. h MS:Sn Inaast sSS
Bank to Frederic B jennings, SO Park
syi atty TG q T CO, ize nway. .ls44. 900
title Guar trust CO rs w s%ay r si 30
4TH ST. sos E-Title Guar & Trust 60
to Sarah Wohlgermuth Sal W ed ST;
SANE E PRoP Pftsss tS Essen Ias 20
VIM Claussen. 145 Il nth st; attys. Rabe
Keller, 2os Bway. .............S12,5 500
Bronx.
ARTHUR Av, es. as $ isist ct, y
Emma Alyea TO Isabella Brown. 1883
Monroe st, pklyni atty. Asa F Smith, a.
OGDEN Xv sSi1BliiIngs Estate Corp aI;'t to
eran, sauifes, aos Madison n1G s1 m Ss1ts
iboTH ST. 1t6 E-Anna T Worth to vim
cent II Jelline, rs Steele av, New Dorp,
SAME PAoPERTY-Elsis Jeliins CARING,
ton and Gno TO Eleanor A Garbe. 5si
81 ay. Balm; atty same. 800
SG TSTms "a BLVD. sda:y a Barr =. w9 a.
eIrS to Lawyers Mtg Co. SO 14beTTty
WEBSTER Av, i27s-ooo; Hall to oAs Title
eSss / Co. CO. 20 10 ps HSy' :!.y ..1s ssjS
Otis 4 8, 2 Rector st, 81
MORRIS Az, eos.- Madeline conmeiEht to
Title Guar & Co 40 Bway, 80. SIS. 900
HULL AY, ". 5. $50 $ Woodlawn I'd. 25x
l0O-Elias Learner 70 Blanche Learner.
LoTs aO5 And 200, map Bronx Terrace v
IL Hsgnsy pI atty. o a psftaa sQIs
~ - s-s~--...~--Ss...-.A- 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-27
EXPORT OF MEMS
CLOTHES LIMITED
Production Must Be Increased
if Goods Are to Be Sent
Abroad.
Plan to End Pirating
in Women's Apparel

w nth view to affording pro-
w lection from those who ap-
w propriate ideas, efforts are
under way by several leading trade
bodies to bring about a more eff
fective application OF the copyright
law as applied to inventions and Gre
atoms in the womens apparel trades,
The Button Merchants Association of
America has announced that IL will
collaborate with the United Waist
League of America and the United
Cloak and Suit Designers Association
toward this end and have appointed
special committees to accomplish the
desired ends
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-27
LONG ISLAND SALES.

Nassau Point Club Properties, Inc,
sold at Nassau Point. on Peconic Bay,
five acres to f. w. Robinson of Essex
Fells, N. J.. nine acred TO Ralph s. Case
Of Manhattan; plots OF one or more acres
to E. ]. Morgan OF Yonkers; DR.. G. w.
Gardner of Brooklyn: Thomas Trask.
Leroy Jones, b. r. Kelley, Mrs. Sadle
s. McClelland, DR.. Lawton II. Wilson.
l.. F. Tucker and r. B. Everett of Man
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-27
QUEENS TRANSACTIONS.

II. Croldschmidt sold for Miss Anna
Davis her house and garage on Wash
ington avenue, Cedarhurst to Charles
A. Rogers.
The house and plot at 1875 Amity
street. Flushing, owned by Frederick
Roemer of Port Washington. has been
sold by ]. Albert Johntra to Jeremira
Delgarino of Flushing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-27
LEASE CALLS FOB $685.. 900.

A Fl. Mathews leased for the Bowling
Green Warehouse Corporation, Simon
Hess president the seven story and
basement building. containing over 72,-
900 square feet. at 3s. 40. AZ and ~
Iaight street. directly opposite the St
John freight terminal, to the lndepen-
dent Warehouse Corporation. The lease
70 for term of years and calls for an
aggregate rental and consideration of
over $235,000.
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Business Troubles.
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

Petitions in bankruptcy filed Saturday in
the United States District Court;
sTRACHAN. oswELL a JBPsoN, INC
and assets are not stated. Attorneys for
petitGSasrs whitman. ottinger Ran
ss% 40 s 5rSH1TsS Thomas B. Fielder
mitchell wALDMAN. voluntary. 1922
Bathgate avenue: Liabilities. sl.s4s: as
sets none Principal creditors are Baum
Max shiivek. s5 William street. .
GEORGE CAMPRELI1 voluntary. 555 West
Sl5s5. Principal creditors: Jaburg Bros,
$500; W. X. John Company, sa25; Alice
Mitchell. $500. Attorneys for petitioners.
John J. Mcbride and Walter A Lewett,
20 Broadway
FRED HAMMER, voluntary, s4s West
Twenty fourth street Liabilities. ss,lIO;
lam l. Frey. $1,000; Model Dairy Com
psny, si4s. Attorney for petitioner. Ar
thur Frank. Rector street.
FREDERICK F. SPENCER, voluntary. 1885
West Sixteenth street Liabilities N,72s;
assets none. Principal creditors: Black
Starr starr Frost, 1911; John wanamaker,
Petitioner, Arthur l.. Pullman.
RECEIVER IN BANKRUPTCY.
Judge John G Knox appointed Saturday
Thomas " VI Walters receiver for Mariana
Herrera, bond $1,000.
JUDGMENTS.
MANHATTAN,
Judgments filed Saturday; hrst name
Barry, Perelval L-Packard Mo-
tor Car Co. of n. Y.,.....,... S2Os.sl
Bensseh. AdOlph R.. and Morris
C. Rosenbaum "a. b. Henesch
q Colt. Friedeberg; costs. lOs. so
Cohen. LYMAN B.-R Cohen:
Chadwick. Geo. A.-P. l.. Rose, s71,7o
Corsella. Antonio, and Halib
Kaka.-People, 80. ........... 10000
Geller, John, and William Ringel
(Geiler Ringei Dress Shop
I. r. Silverberg OF al. ........ 124. 90
Hirsch. Charles and ssrsh-s.
Hobart, Geo. 'vv..iiohin' T. Phil ''''''
LoSScso, Giuseppe. by gdn.-J. w
Gottlieb; costs, ...,.....,,.... 16L7T
Marine Operating Co. Ino,-Gen-
Ing cO......,........,.''..,,. asso. %
Mendel. Julia-E, Nathan....... 5000
Mandia, Anthony or Antonio or
Anthony R.-Austin. Nichols
MSs. SSdt Albert ana Hail6 Kaka '''''
People, &c. :...,...,......,. 10000
X z. city ................... soss2
ornHtein. Irving-L. Feldman. s7s.2s
Robinson 81 % ''s eh;ti...M fsciiAA:c.. HE
Ryan, James 1T, G. Wood. assoi
People, &c. .......,........... 1000 90
BRONX.
Blum. TiiIy-M. stern. 1912
0iEiio, Harry-Swift a Co.. Inc. 1920
Lewis, sydney S.-A. stoweN.., i,ls6+l
surety Co. .......,,........... 15s7.4s
suhin, David--H Freiberger.... sol. OF
| SpttKer jacobs. Snow i.04I4l
Wintjsn, Elsie-R. Wolf. ..".... SSs.ss
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
MANHATTAN.
First name that OF debtor; second that
! Of creditor and date judgment was hled
walsh, Walter-M. o'Neil Sup
| ply Col Aug 10, 1919. ,r.,, ttSb.ks
Duffy, Peter-Manhattan Ry. Col
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-27

As Indicated by advance models being
prepared by manufacturers here wom-
ems suits for spring will be deliberately
trimmed with embroideries OF silk and
other materials, not only in self tone
but with dashes OF color.
While the use OF embroidery will be
extensive, II is noted that some design
ers have evolved some novel effects in
seams, many making them serve as
trimming, or even such conveniences as
noolstk
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-27
RICHMOND NOTE.

Cuozzo Gagliano Company, Inc, sold
for Edward Graef the two acre farm
and two dwellings situated on Nance
Lake, Princess Bay.
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APARTMENT CHANGES HANDS.

Shaw & Co. sold for Archibald H. M.
Elnclair. represented by F. De Peyster
Poster As attorney, "a East 12oth street,
) fve story apartment house on a lot
$6x1oo and renting for $4,000 per an
hum.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-27

Jr. president. sold to Joseph schenck
.ne nve story apartment, six1oo, at
1850 Sheridan avenue.
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LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

, FOR Substantially attractive all the
year home; new Colonial brick dwelling
with garage; first floor has large living
room, dining room. kitchen. extra toilet
and laundry in basement; second floor, 3
bedrooms, tiled bath; interior finished
throughout in white enamel woodwork and
mahogany finished doors; parquet doors
throughout; hot water heat, gas, electricity
sewer. SC; restricted section; no assess
ments; minutes walk to large park and
bathing; one block express station, l6 min
utes Grand Central. scent fare; $4,000
cash required, balance on terms. For plan
and photo call. write or phone j. g.
WITHERS 81 Vanderbilt Ave, y. Y,
Room 1903. Tel. Vanderbilt 1851
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NEW YORK REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
A Shore Front Sacrifice!

Nothing like this again at the price
on the Hudson. Four minutes walk from
committing station and Country Club, Ten
room house, garage, over an acre. SIS 900,
one-third cash; actual shore 'front.' no
railroad tracks, ask for details. Howard
Goldsmith, 60 Park Row; telephone 1885
Beekman
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MN-N II n T T MN
First name that OF debtor; second that
of creditor and date Judgment was hied;
My Col Aug. 10, l919,,.,..,, stSb.Ss
Duffy, PeteT-MAnhattan Ry. Col
- a AtA-sssn~s--~S--a.aa 14A4A94
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-27
Embroidery on Spring suits.

standardize the business practice In the
entire millinery industry may result
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-27

with name and address OF lender and
Attorney
Downtown.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-27
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

TELEPHONE ME- NOw-New Z room
Craftsman Home. sleeping porch. tile bath.
open fireplace, parquet floors, beamed cell
ing, steam heat, gas, electricity. all Inn
pToVements; near sta ton schools, churches:
superior neighborhood; 2S minutes from
n, Y, city; Sc Communication: $1,000 cash:
balance on terms. JOHN A. BALDWIN
Ridgehsld Park, n. ]. Tel HAckensack s7g
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-23
LOUISVILLE

Wilson Lopez. local boy. WAS chosen
editor OF his class Sopphomorc. for the
Schi Schan published by ST. Clhrsviilc
nigh school.
Miss Jonffr. OF ST. Clairsv!lle high
school, has tested tho voices of the girls
and among others. Misses Doris McPhcr-
son. Senior. second soprano; Cornell Lo-
per. Soph ,morc and Jcwett Lyon, Fresh
man, second altos were chosen:
Miss Edna Bowlcs spent the week
end at her home here.
Mrs. e.. G. Bowlcs Entertained at din
n.r Friday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Allan
Perkins. Mr.. and Mrs. carl Spade. Harry
Spade, clyde Spade. I.ura Perkins or
Bethesda.
Roy Dowdcll Of Moundsville. W. Va.
spent Tuesday evenig with MIS-. Mary
NcAllistcr.
Lawrence Murphy and Wilson Lopez
were business callers in Barncsvivllc on
Saturday evening.
Mrs. William Davis and children.
F>reda ard Doris. visited with her par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. George Burns. Of Bel
mont. Wednesday, evening.
Miss Margaret Roscoe Of Belmont WIS.,
tied last week with Mrs Martha George"
! +. Darah and daughter. Marie. OF
Akron spcnt Sunday with Mrs. Emma
Mcfarland.
Erwin and Est"'la winters of Fair
view, spent Sabbath with IL S. Esteps-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-23
TRADING On
STOCK MARKET
WAS CAUTIOUS

NEW YORK. Sept. 22.-TradinB IN tho
stock market today was cautious ou' inc
beginning Of the long-heralded STRIKE IN
the steel industry did not exert 90 sreH
an influence on prices As had been rear-
ed The same was true OF last week
unfavorable bank statement
There were several revcrsals arter the
irregular opening. but at no time was
there any pronounced pressure 10 haol-
date long holdings. that fact evidently
making an impression upon the snort in
terest
steols. steel equipments and the shares
OF various other Industries whose opera
sions hinge largely on the outcome OF 'ne
tense labor situation wer well support
ed, the new exceptions being limited -
utilities and minor speculative issues
Much OF the markets strong under
tone was attributed 10 the lack OF OUT
side interest, public participation haEinh
steadtly dwindled to simmer dimensions
With consequent strengthening OF 'he
technical DO. ton. ever since the flrsI
xxns OF indLA ,r,al unsettlement.
United States steel common ranged pc
tween 1905 and l02N.. closing al IN" '"p
with a gain OF y. points. Bethlehem ana
1.ackavanna were firm and Cruclo'e'
which again steered an independent
course. gains Al points.
Equipments, motors. shipplnss anu
rails reflected moderate buying ou' 10
eaccos. oils. and food shares were espe-
cial objects OF dull pools outs'ahoAnb
features including American Iooseco'
Ret,il stores, Mexican Petroleum. Texas
company and American Sugar. sales
amounted to 100000 shares
Call loans opened at So percent bot
xtitSened to ~ in the final hour. banks
showing less disposition to lend because
OF last weeks heavy deficit IN reserves.
Liberty bonds were firm but the gem
eral list was uncertain. some fractions
and other utilities reflectng pressure
Total sales (par valued Aggregated w.
100000.
Old United States bonds were un-
changed on call.