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DROP IN EXCHANGE
IS STIRRING BRITISH
Removal of Prop, Says London
"Times", Is "Leap in Dark"
That May Prove Serious.
Special Gable DespdteA to THr SUE from the
London rmes Service

Special Cdoie DespdfcA TO THn SUE from fhe
London Times Service.
Copyright. 1919: oil yichts ressrved.
LONDON. March 24-In regard to the
rate of exchange the London Tymes
financial editor writes;
1T will be recalled that II was the
end OF August. 1915. before anything
was done to stabilize American ex-
change. The New York rate for ster-
ling fell to s4.45. the lowest point
reached. after the rapid decline from
- the pre-war parity of $Ass. as a result
Of the heavily growing balance Of trade
against us. due to enormous purchases
the war was forcing US to make in the
United States. But arrangements made
subsequently to stabilize New York ex-
change In dollars for pounds by our Dor
rowing dollars from the United States in
order to support the value of sterling
have enabled our financing Of American
supplies for ourselves and our Allies
for the remainder OF the war period to
be conducted without further trouble
about fluctuations Of the rate itself.
THE whole burden of allied finance
In this respect was carried all this
Niillo Ou bEltdlll . III
to maintain a basis for our payments to
the United States-payments which have
been for our European allies as much as
II not more than ourselves-we not only
borrowed largely there. but also sold or
mortgaged the bulk of our dollar secur-
tiles, OF which We were the largest hold
ers before the war. It has indeed been
our support of sterling exchange In New
York by these means that has been the
central prop and pillar Of allied finance
during the war.
How far the removal Of artificial
support hitherto given to New York at
the British Governments expense viii
In fact depreciate the market value 1T a
pound there Is still only matter OF
speculation. II may well be, even In
Americas interest--for apart from the
close association of the British and
American Governments at this stage, the
unduly low sterling exchange has no rec
concentrations for Americans trading
with Europe or for employing their
funds on this side OF the Atlantic-if
means will be found to prevent the ten
dency OF the depreciation from going
beyond a quito moderate amount
Removing control of American OK
change at this moment Is necessarily In
the nature OF q leap In the dark. but II
10 a leap. II freedom has courage We
should BE glad to see II shown more
convincingly In some othsr direction
than in our finance"
The sun., 1919-03-25

PUBLIC UTILITIES.
Sales. High Low Bid. Ask
Nb Cities Scrvice......H6 $40 Si3 SIC
l.ss sl'!'; s!st s.; 49,: ~ ~ ~ 81
$500 Cities 8 deb B....l1 10 i7s Ir
74bo0 Cities q deb C,...l0s l0l l0i iOa
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

syPREME COURT GoUNTY OF ,, SEw
against AARON Cor ARoN oRUHER
HERMAN GRUHER, ct al. ETC.. defend
ants
closure and sale, duly made ana entered
in the. above-entitied action and bearing
undersigned. the Referee in said Judgment
named. will sell at public auction. At tho
Exchange salesroom, Nos. 1915 Vesey
Of New York. on the 18TH day Of April.
1919. at IL o'clock noon on that day. by
ARTHUR c. SHERIDAN, incorporated.
Auctioneer. the premises directed by said
Judgment to be sold and therein described
as follows:
ALL that certain lot of land with the
improvements thereon situate in Block ss4
on the land Map OF the City and County
| follows:
REGINNIN6 at a point on the Easterly
side OF Columbia Street distant one hun
bred and fifty feet northery from the
Sortheasterly corner OF Columbia and Riv-
ineton Streets and running thence Easterly
on line parallel with Pf'ington Street
erIy on a line parallel with Columbia street
twenty-five feet. thence running Westerly
on a line parallel with Rivington street
and 20 and through certain party wall
Columbia Street and thence running
Southerly along the Easterlv side of Co
lumbia Street TWENTY-FIVE feet TO the 20 Int
~ beginning. he said several distances and
known bv the street Number as Eighty
six Columbia Street.
pa'fd oE M:v ~ sro T.sIs fsh R. s
MYERS 4 GoLDsMTTH Attorneys for
Plaintiff. 100 Broadway. Borough OF
Manhattan, N Y C
ertv 10 be sold; It's street number il SO
Columbia St:
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WILLIAMS GEORGE In pursuance
Of an order ~ Honorable John p, Cohalan,
a Surrogate OF the County OF New York,
NOTICE is hereby given 10 all persona
late OF the County of New York. deceased.
10 present the same with vouchers thereof
10 the subscriber. at place OF transactIng
business OF the executor. once OF Guaranty
Trust Company Of New York, No. $40
Broadway. in tho City OF New York on or
before the 9Th day Of october next, Dated.
New York, the 2ls, daY OF March, 1919.
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK, Executor STETsON. JENNINGS
a RUSSELL, Attorneys for Executor. Is
Broad Street, New York City.
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TORONTO CLOSING.
lana. 100 punches. 5000. BRUSSELS

lana. 100 punches. $500. BRUSSELS
Sprouts SpK0uTs-LonE Island Island quart I5925e,;
FlorGa mas m basket u asa vs,.n sEaT Ss,
ket s3R7; green, basket. s3Gs BETS
-FlorIda box. N.5o9276; old, Dbl. $40
$50. CARRoTs-Louisiana. 100 punches,
,i9'; old, Gbl;S; 'i;5Sass.SO; old. 40 70.
cucuMBERs - Florida, bu.hei box. IS
white. bbl., $3.50 a 2.25: old. red. Dbl. $50
basket isgs,T5; crate $500 SO:Tsd crate rate,
s697; red, basket 500 California, white
crate. s2,5o9s.5o; California. small crate.
ard crate. N8T5o; CELERY = Flor
IDA, "a inch crate; 'sa s; 10 inch crate.
!; Florida, basket, Sl@4; California. crate
s5a550. EscARoI-Louisiana. bbi.. $40
]; Florida. basket. NQ4. EGGPLANTs-
LIB. is a GS Zoe. HoRsERAbIsHi 100 lbs
So Maryland, basket. sia1.25. KALE-
Virginia, Scotch. Dbl, soc @r.75; Virginia,
crate. sL50@s; Florida, basket, tigs:
North Caroline, basket, 50 %; South Caro-
@ a"Ii G" Texas crate. nei.So. oNioN ssoO
bag. ,i.7Sos's5; red. 100 H. bag. SOS;
eY%Nrsn ni sun n ,.Ss pEH oIsrnE
fornia. small drum. 's,5o9s; Florida. bas-
ket, 1906. PEPPERs-Florlda. box. $40
10; Cuban. box. t4d TO- PARsLEY-Lou-
,.i@na; curly. Dbl; 'sSis: LSuIsians; plain.
sDi.. ..s5Sss;. RHnsARs. Lsns Isl.
and. 100 bunches. sf37 RoMAINE--
Florida, basket, .l9a: scALLIoNs-Jer-
sey, 100 bunchss. s1.So92; North Carolina.
crate s2aes0. sHALIsOTS--Louisiana
| 100 lunches, laos; bbl., 5000. SPINACH
Virginia. bbl., yi@2.75; Texas. basket,
t1.2s@l.bo; California. crate. s19i.5o.
sQuAsH-Hubbard. Dbl, sseai new. Dbl,
S3Q275. TURNIPg-RutAbaga, Dbl. OF
bag, Si.s59aI white. bbl OF bag. ii0l.bo
TosiAToEs-siso9%!S wArERcRHsz
The sun., 1919-03-25

CUTTING. LYDIA Sin pursuance OF
an order of Honorable John =. Coha!an, a
Surrogate OF the County OF New York,
NOTICE Is hereby. given to al persons
having claims against Lydia s. Cutting
late OF the County OF New York, deceased,
TO present the same with vouchers thereof
TO the subseriner' az ms place OF transact
In the City OF New York, on or before this
18th day OF July next. Dated. New York,
the goth day of January. 1919 MORGAN
J. O'BRIEN. Attorney for Executor. i2J
broadway. y. Y. ALBERT n, BOARD.
MAN. Executor.
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sURROGATEs' N"-ICEs.

DICKEY. CHARLES Din p.r9'aace
of an order OF Honorable John p. Cohalan.
Surrogate OF the County of New York.
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
having Stains against Charles ID. DiCkev.
late Of the County of New York, deceased,
10 present the same with vouchers thereof
10 the subscribers at their place OF trans
acting business the ONCE OF United States
Trust Company OF New York. No. IS wall
Street Borough Of Manhattan. in the CITY
OF New York. on or before the 18th day OF
September next Dated New York the 9TH
day OF March. 1919.
LOUISE W. pICKEY.
~ UNfTeT STATES-sk .UsT cCMPAsN
OF NEW YORK.
Executors
STEWART 4 sHEARER,
Attorneys for Executors,
IS Wall Street. Manhattan.
New York.
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Business Troubles


qLASER BROS.-Voluntary petition, 90
Avenue D: liabilities OF tl.is2 and no
-rrN $ LarsredhsE ATE fsse.Gsky
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10 Am T a T 81. ''S nv IN ~
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fair TO good. ioa4?c.; old toms. sSc.;
broilers, milk fed. fancy. Is to a. lbs. to
to 80 lbs. 42Slac. CHICKENs-Milk fed,
81 to 50 lbs, and over TO doc, S6gssc,;
oslo. FowLs-Mik fed. 60 lbs, and over
{. 10 q lbs. SIC, g 10 !. lbs, :; : q !so:; ;
sic; corn fed, 80 lbs to doz;.. sthc:; IS
to IS lbs, s5c.; 40 to a lbs, sShe.: ss TO
q lbs ssSc % to ~ lbs. sis under 30
and over. "9tSe.: to 81 lbs. +l9tsc,:
2shc: Western. scalded. 200 zee DUCKS
over, 3S a 40o.: lbs. and under, asa S6c
oEEsE-western. fancy. 2s92sc; fair to
good. eAg &C.
POULTRY. LryE-cHIcKENs-E.prs...
sas express stage 90 sso trs,ss ssS
freight. 3sc. old ROSTERS. zoe, TURKEYS
zoe DTGKsE ,dc IslsRd rser,Ef,
aiS acc. GUISEXs-Pair. ,I8ilo. PIG.
EONs-Pair. 45g SOC.
PRov!sIoNs-Pork nrm; mess. $50:
fa%ily ness ,ss spss clean family s1s s
packet. sss q 80; extra India mess, $40 IS.
M1ss stesdy s1eon s.,,; sS@ s,r, 40 lbs
clear. 1O-i2 lbs. Soc; dry sailed, clear, IS
40 lbs, sic. Greases steady; yellow, 7h o
&C.; house. $gs~os; Picked n hams a. Arm q
lbs. soc. Taliow quiet; city, special loose,
as.be: city Iard easy. AIN q csc. refined lard
steady; Continent, $50; South America.
S3o.i6; Brazil. kegs, ssi.l5; Compound
quiet, 23g2fkc, Stearine hrm city lard
sfcarine. ale; oieo, i+k @i5hc.
sUGAR-cut Loaf 1o.5oc.; crushed
10. 25c.; mould A, $500: cubes, sTSc.
xxx powdered. s.2oe.; powdered, s.iso,
nae graduated and diamond A, &c.: con.
PETITIONERS A. ssoc.; No. !. ss5c
yE0ETABLEs. MIscELLANEOUs--A
TicHoK E,S-california. French. drums sis
4 016; b1N IS; half box. 3ilBo. ANIsE--
| LouislA..A,sbbl. tb06 BRoccoIL--IouIs-
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Cotton Yam Situation.
Special DespatcA to THE suS.

NEW BEDFORD, Mass. March AIN
Its weekly review OF the cotton yarn
situation Frederick B. Macy & Co. sta te
that the influences that determine prices
are all in favor OF a stronger market
and there is a slowly growing confidence
that the bottom has been reached In
combed yarns. There is a better de-
mand noted in cloths and the cloth
mills are not so anxious to dispose OF
their surplus yarns at low prices
Carder yarns are still weak. and very
low prices have been named for some
numbers OF SPOT yarns
The sun., 1919-03-25
COMMODITY MARKETS.
BEANS AND PEAs-BEANs-Marr,

BEANS AND PEAs-BEANs-Marro
chotce, 100 ios... $40; coscorrones. Chilean.
ssoiss ss ,Rs sf fa'i Isay Ws.hias,0n: caii
Sornio, s72s97.5o; small, white, calitor-
mia; sza59 7.6o: large, white: Idaho ia 40 s,o
nsshi. Japanese, $500; paitaku. Man:
churian. s7.7sos; red Kidney, choice. sio;IS
Sahcn rsd ,s9sa y.oW Cyl. ,ssS
kidney, choice: ,ll.TsS ia; ImPsr,.l, 40
pslleIo. Chilean; .1so9s; Bayou; CHILEAN an
s1g; spE sassS57s; ; ;%. cs ,sIss,
choice, S7759s. PEAsscotch. 1918. s7.SO
a7.75; green, Idaho s797.5o; California,
s7.sS Ss; japanes., ,s2Ses.5o black eye,
California, IS $50 splits, yellow. t;,Ss
8 green. .iSsO9i0,a;; white - . m Man
BUTTER-Creamery. higher than extras,
IS to q score. ssn SsiMe.; seconds, s. to
unsaited. higher than extras. ssn 9ssc.;
extras. s7t 9ssc.; nrsts. ssh 9e7c sec
onds; $40 s3e,; State dairy; tubs. finest;
frsts. 5oH oslo; lower grades. $50 soc:
eHrr rsoR make fEs. fsi., ssStee Seconds. IS
csc: lower grades. O ibc.; packing
stock; current make. No !; iSh g &c;
CHEEsE-state, whole milk. fresh fats,
colored. H.. sshc.; white. ssS qstc.: aver
ssfss' slstsss san sEn '?'fs
WIS hid ~ assi,s. %':ssa.!S !, Ts !.
ssse: doaSis p daias:. held. s5Ss irssh
s,..S young o5s%e State as'd S
fair to good. iaai7c.; lower grades. tsi.o.
EGGs-Fresh gathered. extras. Dozen;
ishe.; frsts. ia9iSc.; hrsts.- northsriy
sections. iia4?re: central and &c, .ol
Sifte. NO T. eeG No. and poorer
79sSc.; checks. good 70 choice. dry; 81 o
sse.; undergTades, sS92se.: State Penn
whites, fine to fancy 4s a7c.; ordinary to
prime. i2qi5c.; gathered whites, ordinary
trss, dc; ordinary to nne, 429!5c,; West
ern and Southern. gathered whites. 420
4Sc.; state. Pennsylvania and nearby hen,
mixed MIKE eoicrs' .is q 4se.: duck eggs. near,
by. Indian Runner fancy. e4Ge5e.; Balti.
more. ste; Western and prime Southern
FLOUR AND MEAL-Rys nour firm
fair to good; ss.5o9s: choice TO fancy,
si,sS per 100 lbs. Corn meal steady; vel,
lated, ,ss5aSSS. Feed.ci,v arm; bran
$50; red dog hour. itO Id. sacks. $50 IS. /.
ern nrm bran, 100 u; sacks, s4s;5. IN
$50; red dog -four, llO H., sacks. s5S. OF
meal, $3.50 In loo H. sacks.
FhULrs: DhiE ie svsporated
~ -ime Tfac. . -M -,
FRUITz FREsH.XPPLEs Dbl: North
% 2rn spy; ts9la; BaidTin ;sSSso; ~ S Be.
say, ssSi25o; Greening. SSiS.5O BoH
APPLES winesap. far Western. sac
40; Newtown Pippln. far Western. $50
i?569sSo. CRANbERRIEs,-s Sound. b6i,
s.sSs5: common to sood' Dbl. sis g 20
York, crate. tsgs;S9; common. crate. 9
Ss2Hi 0RANGEmho5 ag sNa eRnPE
Strap. ,S6Oqs; Kings strap. Ng7
LEMoNsLGHifornis. oOn 49, portd PEE HE
crate, 'ss9s,
The sun., 1919-03-25

GLASER BRoS.-Voluntary petition, 90
Asfns' P p; .ssii.iss .. al. - HS
& Zisser. l2s Spring street. $3.50: &. F.
Bernstein Company. 100 Fifth avenue,
$3.50. and the Independent Leather Goods
Company. S3a Canal street, Slo3. Henry
lacks. $50 Broadway. attorney.
BLENDoID COMPANY, INC.-voluntary.
POughHe:sPsIs; liabilities, ,2s,slO. and
Arthur Pitkin, Schenectady. y. Y.
$500; Charles D Cook II9 dsrondway,
uo'oSl, ana John z; penn.y, POUCH
CALUMET HOTEL COMPANY. INc.-In-
voluntary: $50 West Fifty-seventh street.
Creditors claims: Cudahy Packing Com
pany. t7s; Gotham Hotel. sos. and Mar
ella silbert, ;2lb. Leon Dashew. $40
Broadway. attorney.
BRoscHART & BRAUN. INc.-Invoiun-
tary: s07 West l30th street. Creditors
claims; U. T. Hungerford Brass and Cop
per Company, ttas; Bruce 4 Cook, s4sO.
X. Allen. 2sS Broadway. attorney.
Schedules in Bankruptcy.
ABBOTT MOTOR EQUIPMENT COM
PANY-No address; liabilities, S2sl43,
and no assets. Largest creditors Jonn
MasrudSr Staten Island; $4,000; John
tional Bank, Broadway and Fifty ninth
street, $500. Nathan Helfat. 2Ss
Broadway, attorney.
JudGmsnts.
MANHATTAN
Judgments nied yesterday; the nrs,
name that OF debtor:
Abadie, Josephine-Hyde Real
Estate Corporation; COSTS. 500. %
Boccafogli. Cesare-P. NJ. Hughes B9l OF
Becker, Charles W.-M. schin-
man ..;.,.,...,....,...,.,,.. ss&sl
Byrne. Deborah--Na,ionaI- Print
ing and Engraving c9assny,, 47I7i
Broome Clinton CompaL LAW
y.rs Mortgage Company. -. sso5,s1
Brosks, Louis and Abraham
Cohen-clompoos House Wreck
ing Company, Inc............. Bzs2
Cameron. Alexander. Jr.-C. l.
Fuiler .......... .s.,.......... tTSbl
Crawford, william Farmers
l.;...s:.....,.',.......,. ilis
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LEGAL NOTICES

PURSUANT To Az AGREEMENT en-.
tered into on the 9th day OF February,
1914 by ans between JOHN wASA :.
MAKER. NEW YORK, and BENJAMIN
LEVIN. will soil on the 80 day Of April
1919. at ten o'clock in the forenoon, In this
Piano Department Of John Wanamaker.
New York. 7t Broadway Borough OF
Manhattan, City County and State OF New
York one mahogany plano and bench, as
provided In SECTIONS IS and &C OF the Per-
sonal Property Lay.
DANIEL. GREENwAI4p- k.aiionssr.
The sun., 1919-03-25
STRAW HAT TRADE
GETS NEW TERMS
War Scales Are Abolished to
Restore Conditions to
Normal Basis.

The National Association Of Mems
Straw Hat Manufacturers Of America
emphasized yesterday that in returning
to the terms and discounts In force be-
fore the war. namely. to the retail trade,
June I, 9 per cent. and to the jobbing
or Wholesale trade. May I, per cent.
there 10 no intention to disturb the terms
in vogue for the present season Of 1913
1919
On the contrary. the pre-war terms Of
sales adopted arc intended TO apply solely
to tho new season Of 1920. In abolish
ing the war terms and discounts the as
sociation explains Il 10 hoped to bring
about q speedy return Of the hat busi-
ness to normal conditions.
The sun., 1919-03-25

BOTTOM, March 24.-Keen competition
for the various offerings at wool auc.
tons here this week, starting tomorrow,
10 anticipated as the result of the an
nouncement to-day OF a reduction OF ~
per cent in the minimum prices Of Gov
eminent owned wool. which will go into
effect at these sales. At the last wool
sales hero the offerings were in such
demand that they sold above the Gov
eminent levels in most cases
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Government Wants BurIsp.
special Despatch TO TIE srs.

WASHINGTON, March 2i.-The Bureau
OF Supplies and Accounts. Navy De-
partment, will open bids on April Is
for burlap. az follows To be delivered
in South Brooklyn. 100000 yards, 40
inches wide: to be delivered In the
Navy Yard, Philadelphia. 100. 900 yards.
so inches wide 10 he delivered at tho
Navy Yard, Norfolk. Va. 10000 yards,
so inches wide.
The sun., 1919-03-25
Lines Of suitinss Open.

Lines OF fancy wool suitings for she
fall season were opened by the American
Wooden Company yesterday. as follows !:
Saranao Mills, s1.2E to $50: Arms
Mills, $1.ob to s1.12h; Pioneer Mills,
$l.35 to S1.s7h Anderson Mills. s1.37h
to sI42h; Indian Spring Mills, 81 to
$3.50: Chase Mills, s2.42h to s3o2h :
Hecla Mills. SIN to 81 cents: Newport
Mills. s1.l7h to s1.62h: Oakland Mills.
si.bb to 31.72h; Lebanon Mills. $3.50
to sa.17h.
Tho lowest priced an virgin wool
fabric 10 said to b 31.3S o yard.
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Rivington 81.

The approximate amount of the lien or
charge, to satisfy which the above de
scribed property Is to be sold, Is 100000 90.
with interest thereon from the Bird day OF
March. 1919. together with costs and allow
ance amounting TO $4,000, with interest
from March Srd 1919. together with the
expenses Of the sale. The approximate
amount OF tho taxes. assessments and
water rates. or other liens. which are to DO
allowed 20 tho purchaser out OF the pur-
chase money. or paid by the Referee, Is
$500 90 and interest.
Dated. New York March gath. 1919.
LOUIS W. STOTESBURY. Reteres.
The sun., 1919-03-25
No "Afovie- Fashion show..

The National Garment Retailers AS
ISOLATION has decided to abandon for
this spring its plan to arrange for a
ser!es of Aim fashion shows In theatres
in various sections OF the country for
the benefit OF the local retailers. The
period remaining until Easter Is toe
short. II was found. for the preparation
OF tho films and their distribution.
The sun., 1919-03-25
Gray Heads Wall street Cashiers.

The following officers were elected at
the annual meeting OF the cashiers Sec
ton OF the Association OF Stock Elk
change Firms: Andrew Gray, president
A. d. Harriott, vice-president c. =.
Mears. secretary; r. L. O'Hara. assis-
tant secretary. and J. ], Dobbyin. treas
urer Those elected members OF the ex-
ecutlve committee for three years were
]. A. Caspary. w. X X. Melvin and c.
II. Cairns.
The sun., 1919-03-25
AUTOMOBILE
STOLEN

PACKARD. 1918. Style No. tofs. fleet
wood, Z passenger Landaulet Brougham
body, on q s-s5 twin siz ohassis motor
medium upholstered and trimmed In Laid
lows material No. Ss7. N. Y. license 12l6s9.
left front fender bent. . Goodyear and l
stolen February 18th about l0:45 p. NJ in
front Of American Theatre, <2nd Street and
Eighth Avenue.
Pull list Of stolen cars on application.
Communicate with Y. b. HOLLYWOOD. 81
JOHN STREET. NEW YORK. TELE-
PHONE JOHN AIbo,
The sun., 1919-03-25
LIVE TOPICS OF THE
COMMERCIAL WORLD
British Army Enters
Clothing Business
THH British Army Clothing De-
partment has the distinction Of

NWlR britisn Amt Siothihm ~
partment has the distinction OF
being the largest outnttcr OF
civilian clothes in the world. Accord
ing to the latest figures. this remark
able organization. which has practi-
caily sprung into existence since the
armistice. Is supplying 5000 standard
civilian suits q day to demobilised
soldiers The option of receiving a
suit or its money value was given
to the men when rehabilitation be-
gan.
While no figures could b obtair,ed
Of the actual number Of men to DO
demobilized or Of the number OF men
who would order their clothing from
the Government II wcs calculated
that 100000 suits would be re-
quired. This figure has proved APP
proximately correct
The sun., 1919-03-25
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS. FOR SOUTH WING SOUTH
Cadet Barracks and Guard House. Otfico
Ouartermast,r West Point, y. Y Sealed
proposals viii b" received here until ~ NJ,
March %. 1913, and then opened. for con-
structlon Of South Wing South Cadet Bar.
racks and Guard House Information on
aDttlEatlOn
The sun., 1919-03-25

LOsT-wednesdsy eve, March 10. at the
Vanderbilt Hotel, large diamond circle
brooch: no questions asked; $500 reward
II returned to CARTIER. 6Sa Fifth Ave
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FOR SALE.

ANTHRACITE COAL NINE FOR SALE.
Going coal mine In Pennsyivania with
ma chinery and equipment. inventory of
t2s 10000 for sale for SIS, 10000. Quick
act S,n will obtain an attractive proposition.
Address 6, box III Sun once.
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SITUATION wANTED-MiLE.

>-~--~--------
SCOTTISH PROFESSIONAL GOLFER.
experience: hrSt class pi3yS=, coach and
GLIB maker. Apply IN nrst instance stating
terms 70 SIR. W. T. BATi. $50 West 22nd
So. Erie Pm.
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER, eKperi-
enced. accurate. psinstRsSing, possessing
tact and init htive, legal ami commercial
experience as stcnographer. $40 per week
| o. box 1870 sun once.
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INSTRUCTION..
JUNIOR PLAIISBuRG. Lake ChampIaIn, NY

Motion pictures OF tho training activities
OF mors than 500 cadets in the two 1919
camps are shown daily from fve 10 six At
Junior Plsttsburg Once. L. 45th street.
New York City.
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Yesterdays Fires

A. NJ. Loss
IL :20--l00 w. l44th st. unknown. .Trining
4:oo-60o Claremont Parkway. The
Bronx; {. Cooper. ......,.. TrininG
9:40-l59 E. 28d st. unknown. :. Unknown
IL :Oo-Quimby and Olmstead avs.
The Bronx: brush nre: I'M
Il,oo-fn from; OF iiSos.iisiia Inter: "'"'
vale av.. The Bronx; un-
II .4s.- Co., az; Av.x Ca a..sua = m :.
Pm.
l:30-Broadway and Bennett av;
brush fre; unknown......u Unknown
1iR0-246th ST. and Waldo Rv. Tho
Bronx; FIeldston estate... TrininE
2;lo-201st st. and 9th av.. The
Bronx; unknown. .-......,, Trining
2:+o-12"6 Amsterdam av: stein
s;oo-2l54 % av.; Harry Levine !. riding
S:30-Canal and West SITS, New
York city....,.,,...,,... None
B:4o-22 Hamii,on St John Pcrtos rrifinE
<:o0-1s2d ct. and Fort Washing
ton Park. New York city,. None
4:20-24oth st. and Riverdale Av,
The Bronx. ID. Msrchard 9. .TrininE
4:24-io-ls Carmine st; Perie.
Schmidt 4 Berman, ........ Unknown
<:2b-l29 Forsythe st; Samuel
S:oo-i7ist st. ana webster av.;
Ono-isi " 127,iS St; so6ei N0"'
Rosenblatt .......,.....,....T- ini7g
6:c5-S3G Broadway; unknown Trining
6:so-23a e. 1l7th at; lsidors
2;lO-2ois," st. and 9th av., The '""'
Bronx '''..''...' 'TrininB
The sun., 1919-03-25
HELP wANTED-MALE.

Auto Schuul Largest ana best school In tbs
MEST SIDE L. y. Senu for booklet all DasI
NJ. &. A. TO school. Telephone Cot N 10 0
Jlb ". 57th ST 1920 Special classes fnr .irS
The sun., 1919-03-25

Satisfied Judgments
MANHATTAN.
First name that OF debtor: second that OF
creditor and date judgment was fled:
Broadway-John Stree, Corr
pS SG.D' 9 esf,: sa; Mallory "'''
steamship Co.. costs: Jan IS. ,.,
Gill Brishtiie iA.-Knnicskerbocksr
Tire and Repair Co.: Aug. "a. .,s
De carlton. aso,se-v. ala..r; -. ..
Freeman Co. Inc: Nov. .. isis 1.4os.o5
Jaros. Michael-F. E. Peters; ,...
1n ssnt p ST ms CO. ana jacob l. '''''
Eranksl-GS;; II. Atkinson q Co.; ,,,
same-cully 4 90. Nov. 50. 1911. 5000
and Edward n. Deacon tMoyse
& misunderstanding Trust
Higgins. Luke 10. iaiin: july ~
HUDSON Aarry-s. Ro..nthai; .''''.
N. Ny =. ]. fy.. CO.. Ma:.iavs; ..'
IS, 1911. ...........,........ loI7a
berg: Jan. 25. Isls........... ssos2
freeman. Louis, and Fidelity and
Casualty Co. Of \. Y.-People.
Sc; Nov. !, 1918 tvacatedl... 10000
Jan; 70. 1919 (vaea,sd} -. LIIs,o
oct: q, 1917 reversedJ ::.,..' aoasos
Sooper.E. J. schweitzeri July
~ lsls. .......,, 1et.6l
BRONX.
Berger. John Wv Schneider
man; Nov. II. 1911. ss+2.22