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BIC ADVANCE
IN j. {. STEEL

SEv- YORK, March 2l.-One Popuiel
issue-rnitod States stee'-uo1i' sn"
teday's stock market from start 10 A.
ish. removal OK the long eNlS''nE w.
taintr over prices giving tTeIienu
;nnetns to tho entire lndastIlat
other speculative favnrltcs 1nlneu
tho advance, 4 faw scoring even
tnH ,ho, no market leader. Rails ana
To.t,ls Jagged until :he final hour "Nsi.
,hn,. responded TO the general ouoS a'N'
OF that period. stcn1
Tho demand FOR United States s.rs.
,,., IN scale une1uallcd since us 'HSt
boom one commission house alone Har
in orders for 10000 shares. -N ~, go
cyfrenc advance Of A.: points 10 . y.
steel contributed about forty per 'E''
to the days total. o,; thar
.hc outcome OF the Washington confer
400 would so Ear towards restorlRs
con6dencc, as the now prlFs Seheo0
hear pertinently on many lines o. -"
dustry. ..a nv the
baavr trading III Steels, little att'n.'oA
vas apid TO the furthec ragar,es Oh 10
eicn exchange. the domsSuG
,osrk., and the New York NaAl"u!S
.ltbourh local fractions aSaN1
weakened. ,,.dc
Kindred steels and equipments n""L
cross gains Of 5 to points moto 80, H
All = 70 5, and sugars. TOBACCO 1e4
az and paper issues: 10 polne>'
,.onners and shipping were only n'oc
.telv strong. In tho main. maj %.
,nnroximatcd the days maximum uno ono
lions. sales amounted TO l'-0s'"'V
shares. ,,; Aorlo-
r-snch s's and French munictpals. were
1ractionally lower and Liberty 100 .e
49, made q new minimum al ss-eo.
General bond list easing with foeu 49,.
ties. Total sales (par Fa!osl go,
ed $12. 10000. Ola United s'S>es
unchanged on call
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SUGAR.

NE.W YORK. March "l.--TEe local
marI;rl fer rHw SuSilr was mere &c I"
and prices wncr urchan%Hc Mt *'.2e Tor
r,rir,Iucal. The board reported rur-
c..as"> o. Ii2.Suh bnGs or Cuhas Tor
first half April shipments 10 New
York and If '.nhQ haGs % Honduras
pr"rr,pl shipment. 70 Now Orleans.
II" market for. refined is steady
a:L unchanged Al cents for fine grail
ulai"d with business again moderate
and IT a hand To moul '"haracte!. II
wa& reported ;hat the Tnpal roEn1nlssiGn
has allucai"d part Of their Cuban rows
10 Gambia in be- refined there ami Tint
Ship,nrn;s frum there would total H.
900 IONS in March.
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Privut":
Frank y. l:vanEtlin. Cleveland. Ohi".
Died Of Disease.
Captains:
robert Baker. ST Louis, Nh.
Henry \. T$rglig"r, Oshkosh Wis.
Earl rr;Irsin Jones. Mansfield. ONO.
John T.. kuyd mail. Eugene. Ore.
Russell {. larsen. .tmhrIdgc, Pa.
I'rivatrs:
Earnest II. l:inklcy. Columbus. ONO.
John Collin DWE"r. cleveland. ono.
Gusl ~. johnson. McKcrsr"rt, IN.
Bert l.. Jones. Erie, Pa
Tho following cahlcd corrections 1rr
ISSUED as all appendix 10 thr regular
casualty lists a. the request ~ the ScN-
cral press aSSnriHt IONS:
Died from wounds, Previously Reported
Died.
Licut'Han;:
Walter Jamt.. FLYNN. on til%. ~.
Killed Il Act.on, Previously Eeporteo
Missing III Action.
Clarence L. Evars, Rio. ". va.
Died from Wounds, Previously reported
1IirCiaJ i'll Action.
Private:
Lc1ir Annnis. Martins Ferry, Ohio.
Sick IL En-. piTaI, Previously Reported
Missing IN Action.
Jacob l.. Turner, Hcadr-ck, W. Va.
Return to Duty, prov1ounly Reported
EGisEiug In Action.
Corporal:
.rlnrrnr" l.. Walker. columbus. uhi".
'clv;ti":
ron, II, Tir,rrlzi. Elcv"..Hd ohio.
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PITTSBURGH LIVE STOCK.

plTTSBU RGlI. March :l.--Caltlc
steady; supply liEh': prim" $1,000:
SlI.00.
Sheep. strong: supply light; prime
vethers Sl4.s0Gr $3.50; culls and con!
mon .e.00GhSS.0h: lambs SIG.0u Il s20.jG;
veal calves Sl1.0OGt$IH.AH
Hogs. higher: receipts double iHcHs;
prime hcavi"s. mediums and heavy
workers sen.a5M S2n3i: light ycrk"rs
als.5UT51a.no: pigs Sli.j0TS1S.:J
roughs S1T.o09$la.5e.
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TOLEDO GRAIN

Tul.I:lhi. March c1.--tlov"r seed -
rrirc cash. 600: March. $500; -iprii.
s2I ID: Ortrhcr. 1880
=! ,il;,--rr.me cash. s21.oo: March.
s"1.0n
Timu,hy--Pr:mc cash, cid. $40: new.
$500: March. $1,000: April. $500: May,
.4.9aJ: rrt"mi,"r. $500; October. s5.i1.
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nAY GOODS

MEN YORK. March 21.---Cutinn goods
:trlny H,.rr ,llirtcr. with finished Soods
business, showing ,noi"ratr improve
r,..ui Yarns rrrr less irregular. Men
u,rr orders wrrr r"vi+ri, lircsS goods
trade Developed slowly. silks were IN
q: III ;lrnlHnd
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list CT WOUNDED.

FIN. f,.lIuuirE caSualti"G are reported
by the COMMANDING general OF the Amer
lean ,XIn'ciI lirIr.GrS forces:
Wounded slightly. Ia"
Wounded Slightly.
Sf'r.:':i!rF
Arthur J. WILSON. M"nnnsahcla. "a.
lrivairs:
I;ranr T.. lu%nrd MunnnEnh"la city.
L.,
William &. Mrtr"nn"ll, Altoona. In.
lr.rph S.i,icl:, ClrNciand. Ohio.
Robert Stcras, Tirmont. W. Va
E;rna Il; Mcbride. WiliinmSport. Pa.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. Is. Va. March H. Is
Furnished The Intelligencer by A Z.
Massen & Co.. members of the Boston
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
tnp wherlinS W. Va
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NY, STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. W. Va. March S1~N-
Furnished The 1ntellgenees oS - 80
Masten 4 Co. members OF me ~ p,,t,d.
STOCK Exchange. National Bang p Su,,
tnr. wheeling. W. Va LOUIS r
Resident Partner.
NST0CTS TOpenIIiigh- Low. Eloss
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. w. Va. March II. 10.
Furnished The Intclligcncer BY A. +
Masten s. Co.. members Of the New York
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
ing. Wheeling. W. Va.
STOCKS | Ask. ! Bid
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. ". Va March Il. II.
Furnished The 1nteIligcncer by A E
AnStnn &; Co. members Of the Fi,tsou!sn
stock Exchange. Natlonal BANK ou''u
mr.. Wheeling. ". Va. ----
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An auxiliary sra: 10 he mounted nj
the handles Of bah" carriage TO carry
an additio ual rider has been pa'c Gated.
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Standard Oh Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING. ". Va. March y. 'l9.
FURNISHED The Inteligencer BY A. E
liasten & Co. members OF the New SorA
stock Exchange. National Bank Soiio'
40 wheelinY W Va
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wounded degree undeter1nined).

SER: ant:
John 4. Firth. McKccsp0rt. IA.
Wouaded Slightly.
Arthur l.. snyder, Durbtn, ". Va.
Edward K. Snyder. Johnst"wn. Pa.
John G'rdea. Youngstown. Ohio.
Arthur G.. Schuyler East Cleveland
Ohio.
C;t3.Ec Arthur Lytlr, Erir. Pa.
Peter Macslunns, Thomas ". VA
Hurry f.. Murphy. Pittsburgh. Pa.
Worthy 9. Davis. Cleveland. Ohi":
Raymond garry Dunlsp, Houndsvnle,
W. Va.
A."lhrrt r!Idrns. Erie. IN.
Joseph Kaplaa, MoIg&Itown, VI. va
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PETROLEUM

nTI. CITY. IA. MH"'l; - t'r"nit
balances. -! Rams. ii".;':.1. :'|"rr';' t.
81 ST., :inlim"ui>. n. n", h'"rH&'. >.
A. .JhJ.
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New York Cotton Market

WHEELING. ". Va. March II. 10.
Furnished The lntellisenccr By A: E
Nastcn & Co. members OF tho New York
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
Ing, Wheeling. W. Va.
IOnen | Ei1b Inn: / Close.
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va March -. ~.
exchange, compiled for the 1ntelllgen-
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Die q IT" irc:n Ac:;tlunt nnd Other carses.

.Iniin !. core. tlr"riand. Ohio.
,Alva Eheulnr: Nart, Maxwell, VT. va
pci.,z Wills 1r.EhlcJr Calcuttt, ". Va
Earl ". E:%er. GioTcrgEp, ". Va
Charles i'ai"r:ln. cleveland. bhiu.
N.iHElug In Action.
I'"rn 1, t.IaEi;,.Ii canton, Ohio.
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for . per cent cash dividend. payahI"
March 81
(2(-TranSfer books close March i.
for a regular per cent and 81 extra
per cent cash dividend, payable March
81.
(3)-Transfer books close March II.
for d per cent cash dividend and an
extra | per cent payable April =.
D-Transfcr books clos" March 20,
for 3 per cent cash dividend, payable
April l.
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NIGHT LIST.

The following casualties; are r. i"rtpd
by lh' commanding general 1T tho Amer
lean rXl"diiiUE;rh j"r"'::
Died from ..l;rlIl ard ulh"r UauS"s o.;
Ml$%inE H. ari."n .........'..
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SECOND LET OF WOUNDED.

w thu i.uirlrnanhi:ii; general Of tho Amer
I.ni. rNr'l;IIrTnr! forces:
Wuundrd tdr,:r'"' undctcrlnlnct) &C.. TX
Wnrnlrd s;Iigh'l%. ................. u"
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American Casualties
ATE ENooN LEST

WASHINGTON. D. g.. March ?l.--
Thu following casualties ar" reported by
The commanding general VI the Am"rI-
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MAY CORN At
HIGHEST MARK

CEI['AC;O March "l.--Nighrst prices
yet this season for May delivery Of
corn were reached today in tn" 'nrn
market here. \ u'w bulE" IN III" drliv-
cry q! rye WAS largely Responsible. and
so too was fresh tabor truith.. in -irE'n-
tina. Whr close WAS strong 1T /" IS
cents not higher with May Sl.t'"S 10
s1.45'.. and July $1.%1i !: TO $l.3i *. oats
gained | to -, = -. Provisions mn
ishcd % of II j cents advance.
lnnn | Lirh I.nW ! ClNSr.
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Tho pr.ater tin. necessity for saving.
the greater your opportunity |" use
The fntnliigcncer Want Ads.
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BUY WAR SAVINGS sTAW-
The sun., 1919-09-20
LIBERTIES EXCHANGE PLAN.
Circular on Second As and First
Converteds Sent Out.

Treasury Department circular No. 1853,
prescribing rules and regulations Of ex-
change and conversion of per cent.
coupon Liberty bonds. has been issued
to all Incorporated banks and trust conf
panies in the United States.
The circular covers the question of the
exchange of the outstanding 4 per cent.
bonds OF the Second Liberty loan and
the First Liberty loan converted, which
have no coupons attached for interest
accrulng after November Is, 1919, and
December Is, 1919, respectively.
The circular says in part, ''Holders Of
per cent. coupon bonds of the Second
Liberty loan and First Liberty loan con-
verified, desiring to avail themselves of
the conversion privilege. should present
their bonds before November 10, 1919.
and December Is, 1919, respectively and
receive Az per cent. coupon bonds with
the May or June, 1920, coupon attached.
which are eXchangeable after the latter
dates for bonds with all subsequent
coupons attached.
"All per cent Liberty loan coupon
bonds presented after November 10,
1919, and December 10, 1919, for eX-
change for bonds with all subsequent
coupons attached will, unless otherwise
expressly indicated in writing by the
holder, be deemed to be presented FOR
conversion into Az per cent. bonds as
we'll as for exchange. and a deflnitive
Az per cent. bond with all subsequent
coupons attached will be delivered about
March Is, 1920, together with n check or
special coupon covering the interest al
per cent. per annum to which the
holder may be entitled up to the interest
payment date from which the new bond
begins TO bear interest at Az per cent.
las all registered bonds are in per.
manent form and need not be exchanged
the Treasury Department strongly urges
holders of temporary coupon bonds tC
exchange them into bonds In registered
form"
The sun., 1919-09-20

chss vettermann. . stone av, os.inias.
N Y, Sept II, due Jan 4, 1928. bh -
atty, H Baechier, l12s u fremont
KELLY ST. 's;ii, VS., ss.isiooo.-iHi:rrrryys ?
Madonicly and ano TO saml zuckermandel.
instais. 81, s,ty.. % Edssrton Il, ass
ufIoNy Nv. SIS. " !: 8S.s.ios f siSsI
Kahn q o, Tsf e ioeih st. -. ~. $1,000
DAILY Az. 2os2, :, so.axloo ionJulius
g Schoppaul to Christine NJ Hlnrlchs,
1893 Fulton st, Bklyn. Sept 10, , yrs,
SO; atty, Title Guar Co. 1I0 Broado
Gordon to Msrsi NJ Frenzy, 10 Plaza az,
Waterbury. Conn. pr mtg $4,000. sept Is.
yrs. 60 atty, Title Guar Co. . Jig
shERAAN Az. ,Sci. = !; isiicS.Arssur >
Calm TO Hamilton r Dean, 2i4 = s1st ct.
pr mtg 100000. sept ls, yrs ogS; st uSI
UNION AV, 72o Q 3. tsoxes: e-Ross sit.-
man to Alkaline Cohen. i24 W 10th 81.
and a no.. exr. Sept a. yrs ~ stsy6
$1,000. sept is, due March 49, 1921. az
JACKSON sis ssm av lisa 5, a4i.ii.s7i.MsHSUSS
sS " pr mtg 10 5000. sept is. iSstsis. Sssa
Ro ssiS xv iis 81 Wan Boyle TO- JOS
Sbailhart. 1900 Rosedale av, prior mtg
$4,000. Sept IS: yrs. 6h 90 atty. J n
ofINv Si1. is0' Az " s74i. i5isiii.w%
Bergen TO Mary X owen, 1873 Clay av,
prior mtg $4,000, Sept is; due Oct I.
1872, Sc atty. Title Guar q Co. i1S
TAYLOR ST. isss.Mia;riy; HHspp: 10 Nora s
Hough. s2s washington ev, Rockaway
sis sfiSr att. %ss a Esis o s:R' !: Ss:
Co, 176 Bway. 81, $50
vALENTrNE Xv, :. ills n bedford
Park Blvd. 50x125-Edw Gusseiermann 70
yrs, So atty. Title Guar a Trust GO;
22sTH ST g. 9iiS' Barnes av. sS'ix
l14-Eugene S selvano to Mary Bracht,
iS7 f 2esth st. prior mtg s2,500. Sept Is.
due. DC: as per bond; atty, Title Guar q
s3ATH ST. $. 1915 W Carpenter nv. rs. *
l146-Harry w Fintel to Albert Wellnitz,
Norwalk. Conn. Sept II, yrs. Sc atty,
Lawyers Title & Co, $50 Bway 81, 100
vincenzo criscuolo to Solomon e Weisel,
Mount Vernon, Y, Sept IS. due, SC. as
per bond; atty, Title Guar q Trust Co
WISE Av. W a is.s ii7sth St aoxlCCw
Van de veer Estates, Inc, to II P Clark
Lawyers title q 4 CO. 100 Bwsy. 81. o6t
SAME PROPERTY-Abr Oieeslky and anc
TO Van dc veer Estates. Inc. 81 Bway,
prior mtg $4,000. Sept Is, instais, 81!
cREsroN Av. q. ASST i;siiS 81. 'scS
7o.1l-Edw Kearney to Barclay Holds
Corp, at Bway. prior mtg $4,000. Sept
~ yr' Sc atty. Lawyers Title a. Z
LOTS 70 49, and 50. map'i q M;orri:.inniiss
Washington av. Sept IS, instals, So
attys. Friend & +, l3z Nassau st. 81, 00t
The sun., 1919-09-20

lowing mem: DR.. Alexander Allen, SEA
Eimwood avenue, Buffalo. chairmani Prof.
oswego; John Lester Dawson, Iockport;
James Amin, Caledonia; George Il. Guelf,
a D Mus wo 5sse 6uasEo
ton; Do YOU FEEL that e i Sl0IOsi Is,I,,
the killing OF does-advocated by the New
York Conseryatlon Association7,
They include one from NJ. c. -worts OF
Iss state street, Albanyi Prof George .c a.
BAILEY ana s J9nn Lester
COMMUNICATION hereto attached, would
sss'I mus. prot Se'a the 'f fssssies' '
Take II in the matter of sheep. cattle.
the takes pspS in ns Na
our wild deer this 10 not possible. and
laws should be enacted governing the tax
ing OF wild deer which would protect the
All true sportsmen owe loyalty to this
| Prof Railey's views are; "In reply to
your question regardlng thexepesl OF the
buck law I want to go on re8rd as oppos-
Il t bIo n H Wrong to Shoot does and I
consider It unwise from the standpoint OF
'The opinion of the biological COMMITTEES
| was not sought by the doe shooting wing
scs a.. . npa 81
members who were so anxious to see the
| buc', law repealed
| as a matter OF fact, only q small hand
| full OF members were at the meeting when
| the association took action and approved
the bill advocating the shooting OF does;
| I was absent myself. and perhaps should
| fall in line with the action OF the mem
| bers who we're present.
| 81 hope that this year we VIII get TO-
| Rether and wipe of the stain upon the
name-New York Conservation Association
81 thank you for this opportunityy W
stands" -, -.
Mr.. Dawson says: ''Your question lust
received / can answer only for myself:
| I think Il Is a damnable shame to repeal
the buck law and permit the killing OF
I congratulate Mr.. worts. Prof Bailey
and Mr. Dawson for their sound views
Do DR.. Allen and Messrs. Loring' Amin,
recordf WHITE blhCn'
New York, Sept. Is.
The sun., 1919-09-20
EXPLAINS MARKS DROP.
German Omcial BIames Large
Issue of hank Notes and Bills.
BY tho Associated Pr

BERLIN, Sept. 19.-Serious condition of
German exchange is chiefly due to in
crease In artificial credit caused by
large issue of bank notes and bills, the
LokalanseiOer quotes representative
Of the Finance Ministry as declaring. In
creased taxation would be necessary, he
said. Meanwht = and very soon, the
Finance Ministry intended to issue a
loan. II was said.
The official reiterated complaint that
the Entente was admitting quantities OF
goods In violation Of import prohibition,
The sun., 1919-09-20
FOE YALE.
HELP wANTED-FEMALE


To the Business Men OF New York:
Many women are being dismissed from
the Red Cross, Army and Navy and War
Industries, and are registering through
the Employment Bureau OF the Mayor =
Committee of Women on Reconstruction
and Relief. We ask your cooperation in
helping us to place these faithful women
in profitable employment. Room To1. Hall
OF Records Worth 522l,
The Free Employment Bureau OF the
Mayors Committee OF Women on Recon-
struction and Relief offers special atten-
tion to the woman discharged from service
in Red Cross, Army and Navy and War In
dustries but takes all women seeking en-
pioyment specializing In Stenographers
and Clerical Workers, Room TEL, Hall OF
Records, 81 Chambers Street.
YOUNG LADY WANTED AT ONCE
Neat young lady as assistant in up-to-dat
beauty parlors in Charlotte, N. c.. who
understands hairdressing. Marcel waving
and manicuring; excellent opportunity to
right party; to start; VS. hours; to s
Tryon Street.
The sun., 1919-09-20
HELP wANTED-MALE.

A CONCERN OF national scope. with an
annual advertising appropriation in excess
Of half a million. desires the services OF
an experienced advertising man, under 40,
with highest references and broad expert
ence; organization talent necessary,
state age, experience, present salary
and date when services would be available.
Address A. NJ. w, box 100 Sun office.
Auto school LARGEST and best school in the
WEST SIDE US. Send for booklet and pass
Y.M. @, A TO school. Telephone Columbus
SIS w. 67th ST. 1920. Special Glasses for ladies
LEARN TO BE A CHAUFFEUR-Pieas-
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classes Send for free booklet and pass
WEST SIDE Y. NJ. c. A., sl5 West 57th st.
SMALL BOY wanted in large advertis-
ing agency; chance for advancement APP
ply j. WALTER THOMPSON CO, 2il
Madison Avenue New York City.
The sun., 1919-09-20
LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS.


LIBERAL reward offered for dark gray
shiny bag containing little gold bags set
with rubies, diamond flexible bracelet,
diamond oval shaped pin set with onyx, a
pair OF pearl earrings. one diamond en-
gagement ring and platinum wedding
c." and pearl ana onyx ring, initials
&C. r. f." and two odd gold bracelets.
lost on Fifth avenue bus or in Bests de-
partment store, either on Fifth Avenue
and Thlrty-eighth Street. No questions
asked. ]. E. COHEN, 525 Fifth Avenue.
Room 929.
LosT--Italian passport. made in the
name of Marquis Da Bassano; also tickets
for the steamship France. Will finder
kindly return 90 the General Ordnance
Company 3 w l9rd St. New York City.
The sun., 1919-09-20
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

SAFE INVESTMENT and liberal pronts
In the prosperous city of Los Angeles In
fireproof safes and bank equipment; excel
lent opportunity for all domestic and for
eign trade; established rs years; done 9b
on coast: fine stock on hand; profitable
opportunity TO add manufacturing In con-
nection; money talks; for quick sale.
Los Angeles Street, Los Angeles. California.
The sun., 1919-09-20
PROPOSALS.

CLOTHING g. EQUIPAGB DIVISION.
once OF the Qdertermaster General, Mu-
nitions Building, Washington, d. c.
Sealed proposals in tripleate will be re-
ceived here until IL A. ~, October 10th.
1919. for furnishing all or any part OF
$50, 900 Pillows, specifications 1872, Bids
must be accompanied by guaranty OF ten
per cent. thereon. Proposal blanks and
informant on furnished on request
The sun., 1919-09-20
RECORDED LEASES.

BowERY, 135--Anna somarindyck TO
Barnet Gliedman, 81 w 11lth st. 10 yrs
from May 1. 1920; address. 1913 Bow
27TA ST. i1s-i2o Z, : ana b.D & NJ t CONF
pSany to Morana Company. from May l.
s oT:r1 to Ian 81 I'a atty inc %S
Sd Av. 5o1-5. cor saith st. cd Il and
front cTHy Young. Jr. ct al trustees
Ii. 5 yrs from Sept It !, 1919. yrs renew
at 5000; atty. siiverman. ais Mon:
7r tssS %v St! sst shiya and part Sc::: SSSS
to Geller 4 Kaplan, on the premises. I
I Es5s Moran Az 10 Milton sssaSsnn sSS
ano. West Englewood. N ], yrs from
Oct ]. 1919; atty. Arthur H Church,
NTH ST, los w. all--Louis Hermes TO
1918; atty. Carl Beecher. 22S 5th
PARK ROW. iii. SO and bMHe isisto
Kommel to johnson & Anderson, IS
M sS %nsony &ans 1TS% NHv Il ils
CENTRAL PARK w. as5.' 18th eN ti,Sgv
9a ss % Ait Oct ' iSi o ars
renew; atty. Harold II straus. Beck
4oTH ST. $685. W. st ana rear part Of f' B
Julia l. Allen to w Bali Co. on
rsHs% al 5000 and $500; atty sf' Re I'D
.
44TH ST. 334-44 W. alls-RIchd z sause 10
Alex J Bimberg. $50 W 44th- 81. a yrs n
Jan l. 1920. renew to Sspt /. 1928. at
$4,000; atty. Jessie I. Rosenberg. III
2sTM ST. los f. "a aM foGGS Realty fSV CO
to lily \ Lott, Inc. 1923 4th av. 5 yrs
r. Oct l, 1910; atty. chas Brandt. Jr.
nLDRiDGE ST. "a e. str and and bOGassie
Gelser to Morris Tulla and ano. &c
| Eldridge st. . yrs fr May /, 1918. . yrs
renew; atty, David G Goldstein, 2at
| Bronx.
| 1NTERNALE AV, 1154-6. all--Louisa
Diener. - REM Levenson, 81 y Decatur
av. 10 " s-Nm May Is, 1917: atty. l. II
koten. 2ls ,xander av. ........ loo
| WESTCHESTER AV, $3.50. all-Charles
Massoth to Mary Decker. $3.50 westches.
ter av, s yrs from June l, 1919; atty, NJ
Decker. $3.50 westchester av. .....s1, s0C
| SD AV, 3752. str and stable Crotona pl
1888, sty bldg; Crotona pl, 1855. va
cant land and shed; Crotona pl, 1857
| part in rear-Charles Mazza to Ever
Ready Wet Wash Laundry, Inc. 10 yri
from Oct l, 1919; atty. Cantor. 2sl
| uWay '..'.'. ,.'.''... ..'s'''N S'oV'
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sURROGATE's NOTICE.

SANDERS, HBNRY-In pursuance OF an
order OF Honorable John p. Cohalan, a Sur
rorats OF the County of New York,
notice Is hereby given to all persons
having claims against Henry Sanders. late
Of the County OF New York, deceased, to
present the same, with vouchers thereof.
10 the subscriber, at her place OF transact.
ing business, the once of her attornsyA
Stanchheld q Levy. No. l2O Broadway,
Manhattan in the City OF New York, on 81
before the 25th day of September next.
Dated New York, the goth day of March.
Isl9 BERTHA SANDERS. Exeoutrix.
sTANCHFIELD LEVY, Attorneys for
Executrix. 100 broadway. Manhattan. N. Z.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

sUPT. MECHANIC wishes position high
class apt. or bldg; all REPAIRS motors
references D., box 1916 sun office.
YOUNG MAN (24), returned soldier.
honorably discharged, desires to learn
tourHalism on stan Of leading newspa per
or periodical; two years college training
ambitious and perssvering. j.. box l27 Sun
efioS.
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Bronx.
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN.
Manhattan

9TH ST, 33O-s3i w-Thomas ] Butler
II. 1918 tby deposito 800. .s25i.is
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ROD AND GUN NEWS.

WATER
ss:$ss g. All III s$ $ss ~ M Az '$M IA
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GOVERNMENT AUCTION SALES.
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, GeSTIge Mites to THE SUN; Last Last
Sunday while standing ,I at the aIeae A'iaT got
aNe aver oo,,,srsstion with other members OF
the party as to who would ,, eaten the
Iareest weakfsh. When I arrivea az rnS
ssb;ng station l realized that l lett my ~
s,annInT alongside the iron girder, l. VIZ" hmt
back to the Atlantic avenue sta tbn day's
The rod was not TO be found a mo rnd Very
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Tackle and Bait

Dealers who do not sell Two bait have tha
words tackle only" or mo bait" followins
their names.