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Evening star., 1919-08-26
Federation Statemnt.

Relative to failure of the Postmas-
ter General to make effective salary
increases provided by Congress, the
federation's statement says:
THE Post Office Department has
fought substantial increases in salary
and when Congress allowed US an in
crease over their protest it was but a
mere trif1e. Then in 1918 the Postmas-
ter General eliminated all meritorious
promotions and this beat all clerks
out of 500 who were dne for this
promotion. This year he issued the
held up in order to prevent the clerk
from advancing another grade and re-
ceiving more salary. 1t is almost un-
believable the number of schemes that
have been practiced on the clerks and
it is remarkable that we have any
service at all.
will be impossible for a clerk to re-
ceive more than 500 increase during
the year 1919. In 1918 Congress al
lowed us 5000 increase, and the Post
master General issued orders that no
clerk would receive his meritoriouS
promotion of 500 this year, so with
the small increase of $500 during the
past seven years the Postmaster Cen
eral has prevented all meritorious
clerks from receiving but 800 more
than they were receiving with the
| classification regulations of 1912.
Since Congress has allowed US 500
| increase this year the Postmaster
General has not only eliminated all
meritorious promotions, but he has
| issued orders bringing up technical
Evening star., 1919-08-26
Ordered to Stay Away From Studio.

Justice Hitz today directed Mrs.
Emma K Clements to stay away
from the Photographic studio of her
husband, Rell S. Clements, who COM
planned to the court that while he
was overseas taking pictures of the
devastated section of Europe his wife
broke up a number of his cameras
ana valuable negatives. Pending a
nearing on the husbands divorce
proceeding, the court awarded ths
wife $50 per week alimony. The
court ordered the child placed in a
boarding school, :"
Evening star., 1919-08-26
COMMEND AMERICAN LEGION
Officers Laud Rapid Growth of
Frederick Funston Post, No. 1.

Because of its rapid progress since
it's organization only two weeks ago.
Frederick Funston Post, No. 1. of the
American Legion. was congratulated
in letters written by Col. E. Lester
Jones and Lieut.. Howard S. Fisk.
which were read during the weekly
meeting last night at the Carroll In
stitute Hall. The following officers
were elected: Frank w. Sheridan,
post commander; George T. Ross. vice
commander; Harry ]. Dance, post ad-
jutaut; Rev. Earl Taggart, post chap
lain. and John D. Clarke, finance Of
ficer.
The meeting next Monday has been
postponed until Wednesday, owing to
Monday being Labor day.
Evening star., 1919-08-26
Lieut.. Col. Nichols Goes to Hospital

Lieut.. Col. Nelson E. Nichols. Medi-
cal Corps, on duty at the general hos
pital. New Haven. Conn. has been
| ordered to the Walter Reed General
Hospital, this city, for observation
and treatment
Evening star., 1919-08-26
Describes Tenants League.

Edward E. Britton. secretary to
Secretary Of the Navy Daniels and
vice president of the Tenants Pro-
tective League, who lives in an apart
ment at .9e1 goth street northwest.
told the committee that the league
had been organized to aid tenants
here to protect themselves and to act
as a clearing house for complaints
which tenants might make against
landlords. The league has about 200
members. some of whom. Mr.. Britton
said, desired to be heard later by the
committee.
He said that his apartment consist
ed of two rooms with kitchenette and
bath; that he had rented 1t in Sep
tember. 1917. for $43. unfinished. He
explained that there was no elevator
service in the apartment. In August,
1918. he was notified that the rent
would be increased to SIS a month, an
Increase of IS per cent. 49,
Mr.. Britton said he did not feel able
to pay the increase and upon advice
he decided to stand pat and take ad-
vantage of the Salisbury act. The
landlord. r. r. Van Antwerp, Mr..
Britton said. complained that he was
being unfairly treated.
Evening star., 1919-08-26
Says Owners Are Not Burglars.
Lieut.. Col. Snyder Goes to Reed

Lieut. Col. Howard McC. Snyder.
Medical Corps, has been transferred
from the Office of the surgeon general
Of the Army, this city, to the Walter
Reed General Hospital this city, for,
duty.
Evening star., 1919-08-26
IN VIEW
FOR POSTAL FORCE
Temporary Increase to Be
Granted by Congress, Mr..
Madden States.
AGREED TO BY EMPLOYEES

All postal employees are to receive
from July 1 to meet the increased
cost of living. The House will pass
this allowance within two weeks, ac-
cording to announcement by Repre-
sentative Martin B. Madden Of Illinois,
q member of the republican steering
committee and of the special COM
mission which is to investigate the
needs for increases in salary in the
postal service.
Senator Moses of New Hampshire
some time ago introduced a resolution
providing for temporary increase.
Senator Moses and Representative
Madden, representing the republican
majority. have finally reached an
agreement with the Washington rep
resentative of the four organizations
of postal employees.
They have agreed to the temporary
increase awaiting action by the joint
commission which now is arranging
for a series of hearings throughout
the country regarding conditions af-
fecting the postal service.
No announcement has been made re-
but it is understood to be fiat sum
of $50, which is estimated will take
about S40,000,0O0 from the United
States Treasury.
The Increases Requested.
Through their organization the
Amalgamated Federation of Railway
Mail Clerks, railway postal employees
have just made request for substan-
tial increases. together with bonuses
or back pay for the last three years.
The level increase requested is
$1,000 per year, with a bonus of $500
year for the years 1916, 1917 and
1918. 1t is explained in the presen-
tation of the case issued from the
federation's headquarters in Keokuk,
Iowa, that the bonus, totaling s1,500,
''is only part of our living expenses
over and above our salaries for these
years. and does not include the meri-
torious promotion money the POST
master General withheld"
In the statement issued by the fed
GRAFTON attention is called to the high
requirements for the railway mail
service, the statement being made
that practically no salary increases
have been made in the last seven
years, although such increases were
provided by Congress.
Evening star., 1919-08-26
War Filled Empty Apartments.

It was testified also that prior to the
war many of the apartment houses
were not filled, but that apartments
stood vacant; that since the war these
apartments have been all occupied.
Chairman Ball Of the Senate commit
tee laid particular stress upon this
testimony to show that landlords have
made up in having apartments filled to
capacity what they may have lost
through increased cost Of operation
Testimony also showed that 100 na-
val officers who have been ordered to
Washington have sought to have their
orders changed because of the diff
Guilty of finding quarters in Washing
ton at reasonable rents and Of the
general high cost Of living here.
On the other hand, the charge was
made before the committee by one
landlord that the owners of property
in Washington are not responsible for
profiteering in rents. but that 70 or
so per cent of the cases Of pro6teering
may be traced to tenants who have
rented at reasonable rates and in
turn have sublet at profiteering rates.
A plea was made by two house own
ers that the Salisbury act be amend
ed so that they could recover their
houses for their own use from tenants
who refuse to give them up.
The sun., 1919-10-06

easr s.n = oet CO, l. ia yss =" '''y $500
wFoTtGSk FoInt gG ,sAAisJs,issss ss' sacs fpS fqo.
per Greylllot. $50 whitloek av, Oct 1,
yrs, 5h 9oi attys, coudert Bros Rec
MAcLIY Avv, W cor ;;; ioy;eriins av. ": sssxss
WIN Curley to John Lynch, 2gS
a,y Berry T,,a 81 ,skIyn; oSt dgs a; per bond
pyNb ST. 5, $50 /; Baysrd. aSsiGc@
nelly. ass p isstS ct. oe, .. yrs. So 81,
TELLER Av, W cor issth st. Boxi6E7---
University sv. pr mtg $4,000, Sept 90.
yrs. 60; atty. II Bergman, aso4 so
GUNTHiER Av, cor iassd' st, ii.ioSSSg
Ss. Ss.4xe4.t-Aibert Anderson to East-
chester Savings Bank. SO Sd av. Mt
Dernon. n Y; atty. Lawyers Title 7
lssTH ST, IS. IL Park av aataioc.GGsnue.
naro Dl Tate to Thos Connolly, 44s Cy-~
ooMMSoNwEALTH AY . s. 50 n Merrill.
LAWYERS Mtg Co, 100 Bwsy. .... 5000
iSIST @ 81 - ~ part lot III. map ID Tre-
Muihsre. 7ee Fulton av. pr mtg tIs.soo,
Sca Z insssils ssS $50 81; atty. Lawyers Title
port ss1,ospcha. i0t p.arisgs.on fg wn'0a 10
FRANKLIN Soc for Home Bldg and Saw,
SAME PRofERTYosasnssU ssU to $40. yo. Newmsn. sGs
- 's9so1 ATTY Pr 1pss 'ras' s:D' i
sfTSS Il; Ssndsi, iy IS
2 iSsi; ~ ATTY: Ss2, R.it % oS; y: is 81
wbns1Es y, yS;ass ,s.,s St, ti.iiss
M APR tth + -. & pr mtg $500 49,. oss s, das
ISE .sa SSas gass Part S;In.nf s..lsss
TIsIs Guar q + Co CO. lis s sWsy'. '% ,,s.sso,
irres.Kathryn R M MuideTis ie,Sh % 10 ;iT jay Tee
3 Yrs. sS; atty Lawyers + Z + T c., !sS
EpwXRDs Av. :, lot $50. map SETON a,ton
HON. HGmestend: as;ss7s 5S951s7, s1tlsmsnt
mtg $500. oct /. 3 yrs. So; atty Law:
-, ySps T 4 T Co, 100 Bway. .:...; -. 500
issSsRpormond 1 RitS sSS' co dSh to TSo. h Ia
oct j, ) yrs. Ss y; sttys. Brown 4 =
cAULDwEIL Xv,. sis. W g, iiS;xtisc.AsssSSn1
l. Barnett to VIM Sherwood Rity Co,
ss:' ssy :.iy :s pr Hs4.a G,s Sss tSSstf.s Sss
so1UTTaHERN BLVD. i;os:.io. .. iSSS iot",
yyse Estate Investing Co. Q mtss, each
sS2S s92 2Rsi due Ss sSts bond tS
BRIGGS Ay. g. at line bet lot: % and
49, map farm John Cromwell. 50.2x1o6--
Abr schlacter to Babetts Moller, 1883
Concourse. Oct 3. yrs, 5ia %; attys,
! Wesselman & X, SO Liberty st. .t35, 900
SAME PROPERTY-same TO Chas Boil
man. 1859 Honeywell av. pr mtg $4,000.
| Oct l, due as per bond, So; atty. +
W Hottenroth, 2sl Bway. $4,000
| CoURTLANDT AY. n e cor l62d st, 27llx
Mclaughlin. ?2o 77th st. Bklyn. and
ano. pr mtg $4,000 Sept 25, demand.
| eFo; attys. Mclaughlin a $. Is william
:2aD ST. ss5 E.ias I; Harper to RcSSi fySG
| Bronx Realty Co. 1l2s e fremont av.
| Oct /, yrs. eFo; atty. Chas II Baeehier.
TAYLOR Ay. 17sa---Ameiia Foth to Jos
P.aesh' ,d5s d5ss Taylor si,v av Oct due
on llsg rs fremont "a al, sso9S .rs9s
Jos Wiener TO Belle A Van Fleet. 81
vesta pl. Mt Vernon. N y. Sept ?s.
| 8 yrs. 81; atty. & Co, 116
I
The sun., 1919-10-06
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

D4Ss%S SS,s%s SSss1 f. s. fs jig :,:
T. Appleby. Glen Cove. L +; atty.,
COLUMBUS Av. 722-Frederic de Fos-
Tuxedo Park. and ano, trus; atty. Edw
or j Mcguire. III Chambers St. ;....:::..N
22i-23-Morris Cooper. trus. to Audrey
Alden and Ruth Jakobi, AIS 5th av:
attys. Geler, R q H, 22 Exchange pl.
I'd ~, s ii5l-Jacob Haupt and: ano. M4'e exr.,
to ]. Haupt s2s Crescent st, l. ! City,
ana t; ano; atty. VIM II siebrecht, Jr;
7oTH ST, 76s w.L.iiii;o, Mccc Hartlsan g;'i to
Gy GlSrS wn5S, Gsrdes Pearl River Stay nSo
, SsTH ST, lo7 p; Amsterdam av W 5, 52.s
n I75th st-Louise H Maniey eHtrx:. to
End av; atty. Jos Honig. 277 Bway. 2
coLUMBUs Aiv, sS6.Nettie % pow.li TO to
trus; attys. Wolf & Kohn, 277 Bway.
BRRoApWSAY. issii:s.Morri. Altman sE,Vto TO
$ Morrill, Banner. White Plains, y Y:
attys. 81 Stoddard & ". l?S Bway. .....sl
Inc cor f fulton Lott 81 m;s
of Del. I w 10th st, Wilmington, Del;
attys. Beekman, NJ q G, 81 william
2D ST. lis =. mtg .s,5CO.Louiis q Ham. Ham
ersley TO Geo H Chisholm at Morristown.
\ J, and ano. trustees; attys stewart &
AMsTERpAM II II RSil 4" 7a2.Jn,o, Risgelmsn.
exr,. to Bertha Rau Chapman. ~ Cauld
woll ay The Bronx atty, w A stone:
l.STTH" "sI! ST. 6si 'w.oisa Lowens,ein and
sno, to Title Guar & T Co. 17s
1O5D ST. $. 2cs I'd av.Lcsiis s'Ip p
GillIeg ga and ano to Lawyers Nor. Co,
10TH ST. ysss-s44. mtg ,1s.ooc.NormsR
nltz' $50 W 157th st; atty Pau, Gross,
14STH sT' ,4G-5o W. i part in mtg. ass
| s9.oOo--Israel Friedus to Jas Mcwalters,
l4ss Bway; atty. T. Friedus. sS Park
Sd Av,. n sat ne ls2d st, 5ox9S.s;
also Sd az, e562; also wendoyer. av :,
26 Brook 9y & &75SiS4sLEdsara'sAp !. ppleby
l. l. attys. Cannon c. 1876 Bway g
JEROME RSSS Av. cor i7sth st,
Jerome sv, W 8, 100 l7Sth st, X:
Jerome sv; " 5. S25 n l7Sth st. *;
fsS lots ;s and 10 MGrr. %"P to MSfb:
ss as!y., " Werner Ts' Moo, sI'iS si Swat pai'
barnett Diamond to JOS Bietiger, i2t
State st. Bklyn; atty, C Thorn, SO Lib
SAME PRoPERTY-Jos Bietlg.r to Jean
| Betbie, 27 Pine st, Bklyn; atty.
FS%TLE % ST. icSs.iuitu. schwartz 10 'tsqo cspo
| rte Kronfeldt, 1922 Faile st: atty. Title
! Guar q 7 Co, l76 Bway ............sieO
wEsTaTERS Sa: R5SD Az 400 7it1sisssS tMsv cSs4
| silverstein, 400 Bway,.,...,..,.....$
BATHGATB Ay,. 1G37-Title Guar & T Co
to Anna NJ wiggers 1883 Topping st;
| ATTY, Title Guar & r Co, 176 Bway 5000
| FOX ST 117l-HudwlH Corpn to Hudson
| Rose Co, I W 45th st: atty, Hudson p
Rose co. W 45th st.................N
NORRIS AN, W =, 80 17gth 81. 20xloO--
| Carl Degenhardt to August w Glatz-
| mayer; atty. o J Kalt 2sO4 Sd av. 81. 500
KINGsBRIDGE TERRACE. 2709-Lawyers
| Title & r Co 10 Miles Macon, 452 Ft
| Washington av; atty. Lawyers Title
| PIERCE ST. =, az land now
| formerly John Martin. 25x120. 7-Hen-
| rietta Gerken TO Jacob A Braun. eSS
jackson av; atty. l. Il Bliss, 2s04 30
aY .........,......... ...,,....,.........,h
The sun., 1919-10-06
Australia Needs Hosiery.

1872. A company in Australia desires to
purchase all kinds OF cry goods; men
furnishings. dresses. underwear hosiery
shirts hats and gloves.
1873 A firm in Czecho -Slovakia desires
10 purchase and secure agencies for sale
in Moravia and Czecho- -Sloyakia OF motor
cycles motor cars, trucks and tractors.
1874. a dealer in leather in France de-
sirss to purchase sole leather In bundles,
butts necks and tanks skins, such as
and colors. and enamelled black. all In
1876 4 merchant in India desires to
purchase and secure agencies for the sale
Of bolts. nuts, screws. nails both wire
and cuts, hinges, door handles: knobs,
hooks and staples paints. varnishes, dis
infsctants locks, builders hardware, car
penters' tools and galvanized buckets.
1876. Reeds. brass plates for harmonlums
and other METALLIC parts are required by
1871 A firm in Ireland desires to pur-
chase American manufactured playing
cards in very large quantities.
1873. A commercial house IN France
desires to secure an agency and purchase
woollen and silk cloth and horseshoe nails.
1879 A firm in England, with agencies
established on the West Coast of Africa,
desires to represent American exporters
Of hardware. cotton goods and general
1850 4 nJm in France desires to pur-
chase lars% quantities OF wrapping paper
including the sorts known as KRAFT glas-
papers, either white. glazed or ungiszed.
1891. TIE purchase is desired by hrm
in Norway OF iron for use in buildings
sanitary appliances. pipes, wire netting
roofing paper, linoleums, corrugated iron
wall paper, scrims, floor and wall tiles
and Kitchen appliances.
1882. man In France desires to secure
a general agency on consignment for the
sale OF general merchandise. especially
strong shoes of good quality, food products
such as bacon compounds, corn syrup, az
kinds of cereals, jams, prunes, hlgh grace
chocolates and other candles. and soaps.
The sun., 1919-10-06
RECORDED LEASES.


37TH ST, 10 W, all-Margt Knapp to
Laura u Finch, 10 W 97th st. from July
], 1918, 10 sept 80, 1921; atty. c r
Dunner 10 W 37th st............. SO. 600
SPRING ST, 162. West Bway, all
Lydia Leslie TO Joe Bergman. 30l
canal ST. yrs from oct I. 1919; atty,
Herman Rosenblum, 1872 Nassau st.s2. 500
lO2D ST. 3O7-9 l., str h--Gertrude r shan
non to Congregation TaharaF Hakoidesh
OF y ST from March Is, 1918. I yr.
renewal; atty, w Van Alstyne, 1928
2iTM TM'ss ssr 5, l7s 9th ay, the land; sS,s
st. s. 100 q 5 5th sv, ali; goth st. ID r,
all-Brunswick Realty Co to Ben Cohen,
. Il 2sth gt. 81 yrs from Sept l. 1919:
sttv, Abr Halprin, ~ Park Row ,s 500
~ cNUE a, SO, rooms on LIST above
store-Fredk Pomeranz to Morris Kappa
port, 81 Avenue A, and ano. yrs from
July l. 1919. and 2-12 renewal at t54o;
atty, VIM Hecht. 81 Chambers 81. $3.50
7TH AV, 1920, n str--Jas and Jennie whit
ney TO Louis Shapiro, 1920 7th Av. yrs
from June |, 1915. ................... 5000
sTH AV, 362 and b-Jas Aspell. individ
aud trustee 20 Jos Bovera and sno
'p"vAra 4 Yoscovo. zoe sth av), Z yrs
from oct !, 1919. l0..................S2 81 100
Bronx.
FORDHAM RID, = s. 81 TlehOut Av,
TiIN9s.3. all-Fordwal Realty Corpn to
Raoul Steinmuller II Ave II. 10 yrs
from May /, 1890; atty, II GoldinE.
lSS Bway'''''' ''''''''''.' 'ts'soo
The sun., 1919-10-06
FOREIGNERS SEEK
AMERICAN GOODS
Trade Opportunities Abroad
Are Offered to Manufac-
turers in U. s.

The weekly list of trade chances
gathered by the United States Depart
ment Of Commerce is given below. Ad-
dresses of persons and firms mentioned
ere reserved, but may be obtained
through THE SUN. Questions regarding
published items should be on separate
sheets a sheet to each item, and the
number OF the item should in all cases
bs stated.
THE SUN does not furnish credit
to the standing of business men or firms
abroad. The usual precaution should be
taken in all cases. Those desiring United
States goods and what they want are:
1852. The representative of a hrm In
South Africa is in the United States and
desires TO secure an agency and also pur-
chase agricultural implements and ma
chinery. household equipment and utensils.
chant in Czech -Sovakia for the sale OF
oils Chemicals and general merchandise.
1864 A frm in England desires to secure
agencies for the sale of chocolate and
grades and some high grades, together
with some novelty goods.
1855. merchant IN switzerland desires
10 purchase and later secure an agency
for stoves and desks, knocked down, to be
mounted In switzerland. or already
mounted for packing in the United states.
1865. An agency is desired by man in
Italy for the sale q automobiles, acces-
sorles and pneumatic tires.
1857. A merchant in Switzerland desires
TO secure an agency for the sale of spe-
cialtles in any kind of goods excepting
large machinery, and also textiles, hosiery
and cutlery.
1855 commercial agent in France de-
s.res to secure an agency and Will purchase
for his own account skins and leather,
especially kid for shoes.
1869 A firm of brokers in France with
a branch in Algeria desires to get In touch
with brokers in the United states who
handle grains. cereals, dried vegetables or
legumes, fats ana sugar.
1870 A company In spain desires to Sc.
cure an agency for the sale of canned
goods and all classes of foodstuns. Iron
and steel plates. tin plate. gasolene, pc,
troleum. coal, tobacco, lumber railroad
ties staveA and also an agency for all
steamship lines calling at Spanish ports.
1871. 4 resident of the Philippine ISL
ands to establish small plant for the
manufacture Of rope wishes TO secure all
available Information as to cost of ma
chinery and Instructions as to its care and
The sun., 1919-10-06
MORTGAGES.
MORTGAGES..
with name and address OF lender and
Attorney
Downtown.
(south OF Fourteenth street

THOUTW
ST W cor Elizabeth ST, 20. 6N
g7Gx246xlOa Sept 30-Francls ID Bailey
TO Bowery saw Bank, 1873 Bowery, yrs,
6h Go; attys, Cadwalader, W T. 90
cIGSSTToN sT Isl. W s. aGx5o, D m. Oct
Louis Holland TO Thos ] Farrell, ls9
ST Marks av, Bklyn, due and int as
bond pr mtg $4,000; address, 20 Vesey
The sun., 1919-10-06
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.

with name and address OF owner and
Attorney
The sun., 1919-10-06
Wall Paper for Belgium.

1888. The sole agency is desired by a
company in Belgium OF wall paper, ora.i
will be in quantities of five to ten tons.
1884. An agency is desired by man In
Denmark for the sale Of general general msT- psr-
mark, Finland Germany and Russia.
1885 Agencies are desired for com
bination of chinese merehahts reliant sna tusi an
been formed for the sale OF American made
products in China, Europe and the far tnd
1883 firm in Rumania desires to pur-
chase technical articles such as asbestos
packings, hemp packings. rubber articles
transmission belts, cast IRON water Pipe
and ventilators. and articles for black
smiths. articles for cellars and brewerles'
pumps, agricultural and tor n9nr rseh,nnrx, mci S
electrical apparatus, machinery ana TOOLS
for wood working, laundry machinery and
issT The purchase is desired by a hrm
in Switzerland of enamelled wire -
1883. An agency Is desired py man IN
Italy for the sale of pelts ana foot"ear
1859. A merchant in Arabia wishes TO
purchase 500 bags OF stsrch 1or use ~
making confectionery, each bag TO weigh
1880 Arm in Denmark desires to pur--
chase cheap watches, alarm CLOCKS anu
issl' Prices and illustrated catalogues
are desired by a man In CEecho-SloVakla
Of machinery for press,nfs af ana ain ,inss lead
pipes. A.,
in France for the sale OF grains. preserved
and canned goods. raw cotton and Ter
tiliEer.
1893. An agency is desired bv sales
man in Italy for the sale OF plain polished:
plain and embossed and colored plain and
embossed tinfoil. The tinfoil should be
10, l2 is, is and 20 square meters 10
the kio. Data are also desired on bottle
covers cut for champagne and wines.
1894. A manufacturer in Czecho-slovakla
desires TO purchase and secure an agency
for the sale OF automobile passenger cars
and motor trucks. and automobile aeees-
sories and tires.
1895. A manufacture In the Netherlands
desires TO purchase from American brok-
ers and exporters oils and fats Tor use
In his oil works.
1885 A firm in China desires to purchase
paper mill plant and requires 10 10 "
tor capacity machtnes separately.
1897. A company IN England desires 20
purchase coal In any quantity and quaiity
available.
1898 Combed wool In quantities As de-
manded on the market Is required from
time 10 time by a nrm in Portugal
1899. A commission agent In England
desires to represent manufacturers 10
Russia, Finland, Poland, Siberia, scandi-
navia, France and Great Britain in the
sale OF cotton goods woollen goods, TEX
tiles, velvets, voiles and hosiery.
The sun., 1919-10-06
BRONX COUNTY.
Supreme Court.

SPECIAL TERM-tChambe~)--M j.
Court opens at 10 A. NJ. Ex parte business
| SPECIAL TERM FOR MoTIONs-Mullan, ].
Motion calendar,
The sun., 1919-10-06
COURT CALENDAR.
FEDERAL COURT.

DISTRICT COURT-special Master Philip J.
| ~ McCook, room 221, p. o. Bldg. at 10 A. NJ
/ Gpvlcntpr IN Cons 4 A Gutnoo .aau,e
The sun., 1919-10-06

Realty CO, 2Ol7 Grand av, pr mtg
$1,000. Oct 2; yrs So atty i oo6 G
,7sp 1nfs ST. z1r ~ Fsn sosioc.Benj PiiGos iiGS
and ano to Jos Kirk, 42O e l73d st.
oct l, 8 yrs, 5HSs: atty. Lawyers T ooS 8
SANE g. PRSoPERTSY-samo to Isaac Lip,
shitE, $50 Macy pl pr mtg $4,000, Oct
/; instsl; ~ sty same 800 T,stoDy
s7SxlOO-.Lillian Hampton to Elias
so atty, T o & T Co, 176 BWsy.. $1,000
Johnson to Title q q 7 CO; lI6
pway., Oct 2; 2; due; &c; as per bend d.
vaAEs TY ~ g,ss GS d7s hTGy isiyi.sss3aiS
Behan 10 Cath Johnston, Valley
Stream. l. l. oct l. due. SC. as per bond .
atty, Title Guar & Go. lI6 pway s2,6OO
witz to Philip Leppla, S26 SD ST,
Sept 80. instals, 20 as per bond atty,
F Young 5sS Courtlsndt "a av.1., = $4,000
MVHhiS VNaSe to HE Teresa t cadds. sa4i WEBSTER m
av. ct all. exrs. Oct l, g yrs, So; atty,
Lawyers Title & T Co, 100 Bway $4,000
PROSPECT Az, 2s2i, W s. ls.sx95-AngsI9
81; atty, II chuoppei, 5 Bcekmsn
DEC AiITtiR Xvv,, VS.. 2s5 2O5tth St, 2sxiC6-
Herborn 10 sophia Amsler. 1888 Decatur
av. pr mtg $1,000 oct 2, yrs. GO;
atty; ~ kTSE XpEn isS SHay sse.sonrn,s s2OCg
Marsh to Laura Fress, 666 RhinolA nder
sv, pr mtg $4,000, Oct 9. instals. s y q
atty, Title Guar & T CO, l76 Bway 5000
BRIGGS AV, 269O-s, s, l2t .IxI9N irreg-
Regbur Realty co to Huyler Realty co,
S0Fchurch st, Sept So yr SO atty,
Title Guar & T co, l7s Bway. SO, $50
cosTER ST. 636. 6, s0x1OO-Ra chel
Jacobs to Ellz NJ Traford, short Hns.
Nj oct 2, 3 yrs, 5lf 20; atty, Title Guar
& T Co lT6 Bway ay.......,...,.... VI, 900
ELLISON Av. 1923, w. i6sXio0-Richd
a Brand to Tudwli COrpn,.. W '6th st.
pr mtg s25oo. Oct l., yrs 90 atty,
DECATI'R AV, " $ 2sj 5 sO5th st. 25xt00-
las Ntod to Hubert HoctSel 5000 Balm
bridge av. pr mtg $4,000, oct .. yrs,
CO: city Title Guar & 7 Co, l7G Broad
way .,....-......,..,.,. ,.,.,... 81, OUV
cOsTER ST $, i2O Spofford, :oNloo-
Saml Roth to Wuicott q Lane, H0teI
Gotham. 9Th av and 55th ~, trus, Oct g
s yrs. 80 C.; atty Title Guar e. T co
175TH sr. ss. TllO W Clinton av. sOxlOO-
Ethel shapiro to Geo r schweder, IT'S =
The sun., 1919-10-06
City Court.

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