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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-01
OLD-TIME RELIGION

Daring these days of recofstruc-
IN many ministers of the gospel
minated by the best motives, would
e with the powers that be in ush-
ring in an. era of peace which may
".ovc to be the dawning of the long
anticipated Millennium. We all hope
for this great desideratum. In this
",nncction the Manufacturers Rec
r! of Baltimore makes the follow
;as practical suggestions:
Above all else this country needs
nation wide revival of old fashion
i prayer meeting religion.
a religion that makes men real
&c that if there is q Heaven, there
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-01

contiguous to the city, we must grin
and bear them.
The determination of the New
Jersey mosquito is the promise given
the Republican voters Of that State
by Newton A. K. Bugbee, one OF
the four candidates for the nomina-
ton for Governor. if he heads the
party ticket and is elected at the
next election.
The promise was made Saturday
to crowds of enrolled voters who
gathered to hear him speak at Al
.lentown, Freehold, Matawan, Key
port, Sea Bright, Atlantic High
lands, Manasquan, Belmar, Asbury
Park, Bradley Beach, Long Branch
and Red Bank. He said $1,OOO,ooC
would be appropriated for the pur'
pose of retaining waste lands
where the mosquitoes thrive.
1t is generally believed that Ger
tain mosquito-breeding grounds near
Alexandria will be eliminated in tn:
near future. 1t is said to be tbs
purpose of the Virginia Shipbuildine
Corporation to reclaim a considera'
bic portion of north Hunting Creek
and that what has long been known
as "Johnston's Marsh" adjoining
New Alexandria on the southern
shore, viii! eventually be reclaimed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-01
DRAG GIRL FROM FALLS
Two Men Wade Out From Goat Island
To Rescue Her

Niagara Falls, n. Y, Sept. Il 4
young woman, who said she was from
New York, and refused to tell her
.:ama, was taken from the Niagara
River az the brink Of the Horse
shoe Falls eff Goat Island last night
by William H. Kretzer, of Sharps-
burg, Pa, and Alvin Meyers, of
Rochester. The two men were on Goat
Island when they saw the woman in
inc shallow rapids near the island
They waded out thirty feet and
brought her TO shore although they
say. sh1 resisted their rescue eff
forts.
In the woman's handbag, which was
found on the bank of the river, was
found: a card on which was writer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-01
THE MOSQUITO IN POLITICS

While much larger mosquitoes are
said to infest New Jersey, those
which hang about Alexandria during
the summer months and far into the
fall, while smaller, are equally as
vcnomsus. and n>still warm nights
they keep their h,iaasn viatims busy.
Coal oil, citronellass tobacco smoke
and other so-caliea prsyentives af-
ford but temporary relief, and while
health officials tell US these pests
are bred from stagnant pools. they
also say they are brought to birth in
clear water also. With the Potomac
river at our doors, and swamps
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-01

Advertise your wants in the Ga
zc.ie Want Column
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-01
OBSERVANCE OF LABOR DAY

The weather today has been ideal
for holiday. The skies have been
lear and the temperature pleasant,
u contrast to the warm conditions
vh:ch prevailed at the close of yes
terday. /,
Commercially speaking, today has
fe2n a dies non, public buildings,
ank;, ETC.. having bean closed, while
1t few stores hape remained open.
RI these only during the early
- ming hours.
A large percentage Of our popula-
cn left the city early for nearby
,'a;crts, and railroads and steam
cats have been taxed to their limits
I affording transportation. Hun
reds of automobiles have been util-
zed to carry family parties to NJ
81 spots, where the day has been
2ont amid natures surroundings.
approximately 10000 persons
It Washintcn today, for nearby
MINER resorts where they will
nerd Labor Day. With few ex-
snt;ons, every business house ip
'T.shington was closed. Roads lead
=: cut of the city have been, since
cstariay afternoon, thronged with
Automobiles carrying pleasure seek
s TO resort and homes in nearby
! laces.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-01
DISORDER At BALL GAME
VI n, Thar Sc0re Hurt When !;
i.rta Nah Rcco7ne& i;i0utCus

Atlanta, Sept. 1.-More tran 4
3ccre Of spectators were injured
sc5ne severely, in a demonstration
70! cwing Saturdays double header
baseball! game between Atlanta ana
n. " Orleans, the leading clubs N
Ii Southern Association.
\ crowd estimated at more Tran
II 000 had damned the stands and
sure arGcd The field tc see the two
canc;. the last Of the season here
Whcn the final ogt cf the second
game was made the crowd rushed
fo. The exits, throwing pop bot
ties. cushions and even chairs. Seine
Ct tn spectators wer hit hT the a.
t;t,cs thlown ard others we're ~
ju@c& in the jam.
Advertise your wants in the ia
zct;n Want Column
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-01
CONFERENCE CALLED

The President late yesterday after
,ioon announced that ne would call 4
conference Of labor and employers to
discuss fundamental meals Of let
te"ing the whole relationship Of capt.
Il! and labor and putting he whole
question of wages upon another foot
ing"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-09-01

AEnia Fedestcwa, No. rs Hicks street
Brooklyn Heights, n. Y" The wcm-
an, suffering from nervous shock, was
taken to hospital.
The sun., 1919-03-20
COTTAGES PLANNED
FOR IRVING PARK, S. I.
Many Deals Reported From,
Out of Town Disfricts.

Cornelius @. Kolff sold to a syndicate
of Staten Island business men tract OF
land known as Irving Park II 10 situ-
ated In the Grymes Hill district OF
Staten Island and has large frontages
on the Richmond Turnpike. Louis street
and Howard avenue. II overiooks the
Silver Lake reservoir and IL surrounded
by the residences Of number Of promi-
nent men. including John Martin, for
merry OF the Board OF Education; DR..
Louis A. Dreyfus, william Hermann,
Company, Louis A. Stirn. large i'm
porter Of New York city; the late Gen
Slocum and others.
A number Of attractive cottages will
be built by the syndicate and suitable
building sites win be offered to the pub
lie.
Cornslius a. Kolfr sold for James
O'BriI sf New Jersey four lots com
prisins . plot 1oox1oo on Elm street
West New Brighton, to n client OF hii
who win improve the same
Payson Mel. Merrill Company sub
leased furnished for the summer season
for George Mixture TO Walden Pell TIN
Garry r. Brewer property on Aller
Lane, woodmere, l.. I. They also have
leased furnished for the summer season
for Mrs. Daniel f. Lord her property
known as wayside, on Broadway. Law
| renee, L. l., to Lindsey Tappin; ant
| unfurnished for Herbert A Weeks t
Ernest Brooks the property known Al
Meenahga. on Hollywood Crossing
Cedarhurst, L. !.
The Lewis II. May Company leased a
Arverne, L. l., cottage on Remington
avenue to Z. Hsrkman: cottage oil
Swan place TO s. Thum; cottage OF
Wave Crest avenue to A. Lilienthal
cottage on Jessica avenue to I. Roth
man on Larkin street to I. Marsak. ant
on tbs Boulevard to J. Lasarow.
Payson Mel. Merrill Company soil
for Paul Azbill to Gilbert L. Pitcair1
for occupancy his residence In Huttol
Park, West Orange, N. J., adjoining tn
grounds Of the Essex County Countr,
| Club.
Ladd q Nicrnls sold for T. I. Ray
/ mond his property on Brookside Drive
Greenwich, to q New Jersey client. TIL
property consists Of dwelling and tw'
acres.
The Robert z. Farley organization
leased the Bernard Hopp property. 10
Gated at Gedney Farm. White Plains
y. Y, to Charles D. Gott
The sun., 1919-03-20
CHUBB & son BUY
STONE. ST. PROPERTY
Acquire .Armitage Building as
, Annex to Their Present
- go e. ts z fes'
g. Structure. " /
STANDARD OIL O0.IN DEAL
Takes Over 85 Acre Tract at
Elizabeth, N. j., as Site for
Housing Community.

Forced by the expansion OF their bust
ness TO enlarge their quarters Chubb q
Son, marine underwriters. closed a deal
yesterday whereby they became the own
srs Of the Armitase Building. q six story
offlce structure at 81 ana Sc stone street.
extending through the block to 81 and 80
Pearl street The building has a 'front.'
age OF 36.Ssfeet on Stone street and as. q
feet on Pearl street, and will be used by
the purchasers as an annex to their pres
ent home which they built about three
years ago diasoDally opposite, on the
NH lane block front between Stone and
Beaver streets. $50
The Armitage Building was acquired
by Chubb q Son from the wilcox estate
In an all cash transaction which served
to feemphasixe the Importance of the
buying movement In progress In the ma
rlne insurance district. In this con-
gested area a number Of big deals have
been closed recently as q result OF the
strenuous efforts put forth by certain big
interests to secure permanent homes for
themselves before they were crowded out
of the district.
Directly in the rear of Chubb SONS
present homo Is the ten story Seligman
Building. purchased few weeks ago by
Wilcox. Peck & Hughes. To the north
is the Merchant Marine House. which re-
Gently purchased the Mccullough and
Jennings properties at ~ to So Beaver
street as the site Tor twelve story
building to house insurance firms.
The sun., 1919-03-20
nr,r and Chemical Markets.

Sellers seem more ready to make price
concessions in drugs and fine chemicals
this week, reports Drug and Chemical
Markets. This is particularly true OF
second hand holders. Manufacturers are
making efforts to clear the market OF
outside stocks with the object of STABILIZE
ing prices Citr1c acid has been strong
in a declining market for other products
Morphine manufacturers reduced the
price 81 an ounce. Quicksilver again
declined. Essential oils and crude drugs
are quiet.
There is little activity In heavy cheml-
calls Some producers are Offering CON
cessions In order to dispose OF surplus
stocks. There is n slight improvement
in the demand for dyestufrs. The export
trade is light and American manufac-
turers are feeling the competition OF
Swiss and British dyes.
Part OF consignment OF Swiss colors
is said to be OF German origin, and the
American Dye Institute has appointed q
committee to lay the facts before the
War Trade Board.
The sun., 1919-03-20
DECIDES TO HOUSE EMPLOYEES.

An option on thirty-five acres Of land
on both sides Of Bay Way. Elizabeth, N.
j.. has been secured by the Standard OIL
Company of New Jersey for tho purpose
or carrying out a housing plan decided
upon by the company after q conference
between its representatives and q COM
mittee of the employees Of its big re-
fning plant near Elizabeth. Assured BY
the committee that the employees of the
huge plant are enthusiastically In favor
or the plan, the company has decided to
exercise its option for the purchase Of the
land Immediately. and will proceed to
improve the property with moderately
priced homes ranging in price from
$4,000 upward.
ployees OF the plant on q monthly pay
ment basis, and the property Is to be
managed by joint, committee of the
company and Of the employees. The
location OF the property secured Is ar
IDEAL one for the purpose for which It Is
intended, being directly accessible BY
trolley to the big refinery. and II is in.
tended to make the new dwellings 20 at.
tractive that they win be eagerly sough,
Tor. Building operations are expected &c
start early this spring.
This project is the first venture of Il.
kind to be entered into by the STANDARD
OIL Company of New Jersey although
the company. with other concerns, is in.
terested In the housing problem in Bay.
onne, N. j., and has. with its associate
companies, been instrumental In the cree.
; ton OF large apartment house to re-
lieve congested conditions
The sun., 1919-03-20

|. Yer PisneK q Prince. Ils Bwsy. .ti., 600
4 trust CO CO to sarah wohisemuth,. ssl,
HH AZ sla 81 ST. IS. mtg ,s,c6eHHs?Sy
Sammet to Jennie Sapiro. 100 w llbth
ct; atty. Lawyers T g. t Co. ieo Broad;
BRooMBD ST. i5s.Lawy.r. MIG co 70
Albert II Ammedown. All Lincoln an az
PEARL 81, ssS. mtg iia,.5co.isins Cas-
uslty 4 Surety 90 70 Jas = Pope. rJ jan
sey city; atty. Harry Edwards. 10 VIII,
,osp % sr. ici w.osts .Mic;c;,stt. ct al
indy and sxrs. TO Cath Mccsbes. see
r1.pRrpoS sr. M.i.mu.i Horo.i,s to
Lottis Levy. sss PULASKI St Bklyn; atty;
srM Az s.il' s' cor ssth .t.i.o Bins 70
Robt B Knowles. 20 Beechwood RI
Summit, N ]; address, ies Bwsy $4,000
ana snc, SUB 't tTust .S.n viii Cha. Bondy.
IS Convent sS: atty. Max Marx. iSs
7Ta ST, ass II. mtg now ,i.ioo. i part,
n t--Isidor Simon to Samuel Simon. 90
Fit street: sttys. Nuegeiman q Tro.s;
issrH 81, n :. $50 xm.,srd.m svw
Lawyers Mtg Co to N Y Title M Ses
ss o. ST. ,'s sss sv wcS:; B.u:idorf % VIM
| Alexander 4 Ash, % william ct $4,000
2b-rH 81, part plot 10, map Saml Thcmp
son.. Fort wa-hington-CitiEens Natl
Bank to Chas H Jacob. 1885 Linden ct.
OF q; attya HANDY. 3. 3,
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PAMELA q Eowerrs 90 LAWYERS Mtg Co
So Liberty st; atty, Lawyers Mtg &c. w
wAsHISoTroN 'iv. 'iiio.iiii.commer.
cial Information Co to Jeanette X Herki-
mer. IS Espisneds. BeeShmont Park
New Rochelle. ~ Y; atty. lawyers .
! Co. 100 Bway q ssstD. 1890. .tlot
| BARRETTO ST. n W cor Southern Blvd
Iosx77-Sigmund NJ Lehman to Lawyer
Title & 4 GO, $50 Bway; atty. Lawyer,
Title q r ca. leo Bway. 1890. so, 200
| 1s2D st, n Q. 22s Cypress av. 76xlsS-
| Virginia Anderson to Otto Doll. 1t3 "
nth st. ana sno; atty, DAILY. 3,
1s5TH ST. . = 500 W Roger. pi, 81. q
72.sx- Charlotte r Trowbridgo to LII
lian NJ Pinehss. 55t W 153d st: atty
| Title Guar q r Co, 17s Bway. ss,bot
| ARTHUR Av. Also Kelcey Posner Z
| Cypress Miller. trus 227s Andrews sv
| atty, Miller 4 B, IS liberty At. 81 sol
| 18TH st, Q o. so.2 Rogers pl, 33.s,
| 7t.6x irreg~-Maurice Rosensteel to Lilliar
NJ Pinches, 5H W 1854 st: atty. Till,
Guar & Co. 17s Bway. 500
| 10th ST. $40 E-Lawyers Title q 7 Co {,
| Edw NJ Miller, SIS z seth ut; atty. Law
yers Title q T Co. 100 Bway. $500
| SIMPSON ST, " O. I'll n Lyon ay. 6oI
1oo-Boerne Young to Clarycs Hasse
| 1890 Clinton av: atty. Title Guar GO
| 40 bWAy....s... WV
The sun., 1919-03-20
RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

Pease & Gilman leased tho three
story dwelling at $40 West 147th street
TO Mrs. Mary F. Eldridge and Mrs Anna
Mcclellan.
Shaw & Co. rented for a i've year term
80 Bradhurst avenue. three story dwell
Ing. 1sx67. to Samuel NJ Boas and Abe
Shor, who will make extensive altera-
lions.
tate of William Rhinelander to Paul
Becker the four story dwelling at prem
ises 144 East Eighty-ninth street.
Pease & Gilman leased apartments in
$40 Park avenue to Wallace =. Harvey
in $40 Park avenue to Walter T. Stern
in 1913 East Seventy-fifth street to John
II. Meyer and In 1853 West Eishty-sixth
street to Manuel s. Davis.
The sun., 1919-03-20

who bought II about ten days ago M
a gift for his son, Childs 8. Frick
The Fordwal Realty Company has filed
plans through Springstein q Goldman
mer for a one story store building to
displace the old German Evangelical
Church ut the southeast corner OF Ave-
nue. b and Fifth street, which It bought
recently. The cost Of the improvements
Ia estimated at $4,000.
New York Title and Mortgage Com
pany has declared q quarterly dividend
Of l Y per cent, payable April /, 1913.
70 stockholders OF record on March IL,
1919. -.I-.0
The Charles #. Noyes Company nego-
dated the sale Of the Jones Building, at
Duane and Elm streets, TO the newly
formed Efm-Duane Corporation. reported
yesterday. The brokers state that ex-
tensive improvements will probably be
made to the property and four additional
stories added. Il win be held for invest
ment The property has q rent roll Of
approximately $4,000 per aunum, and
cost the sellers $4,000.
The Police Club OF the City OF New
York was Incorporated at Albany yes
terday. It plans to acquire a centrally
located site in Manhattan and build its
own clubhouse,
Zipkes. Wo1ff & Kudroff, architects.
are taking estimates for the construction
or new moving picture theatre with a
capacity OF 100 seats to be erected
on a plot s5x20o on the east side of
Stone avenue, 40 feet south Of Pitkin
avenue. Brooklyn.
The Greenwich Development Company.
which recently bought the plot, 146x
80. at $50 to $40 Broome street, has filed
plans for the construction of a one story
garage to cost $4,000 from plans by
M. A. Cantor.
| william Carr. Jr., is now associated
with Shaw & Ebbitt, Inc.
The sun., 1919-03-20

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tt1.,li;io; also s,mgson q, " :; fhs
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TIT, Title Guar q r Co. i!s bwAy tioo
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Title Guar q T co. i7s Bway. ... $500
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atty, Title Guar q CO. i7s Bwsy: 81
Lyon Az. . cor porl. av. aosleo.-
s,fs Lyon sy 70 mtg @ 5000. Nsy I. iMs:
sttys. A & c r Haliy. aoss westchestssif
CLINTON Az. ii;sais.ii. W 3. sexis7.ie-
VIM H Erskin to Louise Mayer. rs W
slst Ct, Mch Is; atty. Title Guar q CO,
SANE PR3pERiT;Y:Ioui.c Mayer TO Max
Click. 567 w l1tth 81. mtg $4,000, Meh
ARTHUR Av, W cor Oak Tree, pl. aSxs4
atty Title Guar q T Co, lie B'way. 800
LOT AL. map part Hunt estate--Marta
Hubert to Amelia 0fehi, IT'S Holland
av. Aug 4, 1915 atty. O. II. Baeckler.
LIS ~ fremont av. :.siVeo
sELWYN Av. . ., 500 n Walnut ct. 2Sxloo
Rose Bailly to Mary Bafily. lo75 An
thony av. Jan IS; atty. Title Guar a q
SAME PRoPERTY-Mary B.iiiy to WIN
Slater ct 81. lsss ssiwyn sv. mtg $500,
LOTS 20 to 81, map Eds:.st.r Rity Co
Lena volz to VIM Judge. 2a1b Gleason
av, Mch 10; atty. Title Quar- d 20,
souTHERN BsouIEvXjRiD. n W cor : jen.
nings st, 25x1oo-Value Rlty Co TO David
Bennett, Is = 18th ct. mtg $4,000. Mob
3; atty. n Title & Mtg Co. 1876 Broad.
JACKSON Az. loaS-s. ;tc1sis-Jans E
Reynolds to Henry Reynolds a eno. 1926
Jackson av. Feb .: atty Henry Reynolds.
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! BOSTON RID. W at n g 16sth ct. 13Ix
I 1t2 Standardization NJ silverman ct
al (exrs) TO Kopson Realities, Inc, 30
Church st, mtg Sl61. 900. Mch Is atty.
l. T a T Co, 100 Bway ..........dSb, 600
| SIMPSON ST. g 8, 44l.1l 8 westchester av.
40xloo-Gladys r Martin to Mayer Dixie.
201s Lexington av. & ano. Feb 81; atty,
Title Guar & Co. l76 Bway. ....:....tl
Henschel Cref) to Orella d Brown ct al.
1s1 w 76th st ttrusl. Feb IS: atty, Win
| gate a C. 20 Nassau st. .Se. 300
| l65TH ST. g g. 70.3 9 Kelly st. runs 20. bx
1e.7x 50x n FLAX n 722x W bo--AleS
Pfeiffer to Heights Leasehoid Corp. 23a
Bway. mtg $4,000, Mch IS; atty. F. Z
Soheimer. 2s3 Bway. .sloC
The sun., 1919-03-20
BUYS KENsINGroN COURT

Frederick Brown. through Alexander
Selkin, purchased Kensington Court a
large six story elevator apartment house
at the northeast corner OF Broadway and
15lst street The Saguwnay Realty Com
pany owned the property. which was held
for t3bo.ooo and which was purchased by
Mr.. Brown for cash. The building has
a frontage on Broadway OF 100 feet and
extsnds along 15Ist street for distance
of 1Bo feet The building has accommo-
dAtious for forty-five families and con-
tatns nix stores. 1t brings In an annual
rental Of about $4,000.
Mn Brown sold through Charles S.
Kohier Inc. the i've story new law
apartment house at 24S Wadsworth ave-
nue. b0x11b. near 1S5th street This
building II arranged for twenty-five fam
lilies and was held at $4,000.
The sun., 1919-03-20
BUSINESS LEASES.

Horace s. Ely & Co. rented for the
Trinity Church Corporation the entire
building at 43s Canal street. running
through to 10 Vestry street, to the Kee-
mans Warehouses.
Pease d Gilman leased for Flint a
Halsey the parlor floor store in 72o
Madison avenue to- Steven Sulek. and for
the J. A Adams Company. Offices in
11s East Twenty-eighth street TO the
Vincent Borac Construction Company.
Rowantree-Schley Company sub-leased
for a client the store and basement at
as Washington place, containing over
10000 square feet Of floor space. to the
National Paper Supply Company.
Frederick Fox q Co.. Ino.. leased to
Holman Piltz and Harry Reiser the nrst
loft at 400 Broadway; TO William j
Hauser. the second floor at 501-11 Sew
enth avenue; to Powers Photo Eagrav-
ing Company. the second floor at 1914
West Thirty-seventh street: to Ullman
Bros. the nth floor at IS Fifth avenue
to Edward Ranzel. the stores at 1000
Seventh avenue. and to Slndel Stern q
Co.. Inc, the Fifth loft at 3o-4 Univer-
sity place.
NJ. Rosenthal Company leased tc
Shantzis & Gardlik a loft at 110-11;
West Twenty-sixth street.
z. A Turner leased the building a
122 East Twenty-seventh street to thu
Walters Union, Local No. 1. Mr.. Turner
Is altering the building for the new ten
ants, who take immediate possession.
Louis Schrag leased for Charles Wan
ringer the store and basement at 49,
Seventh avenue, to Pedix Bros. and 70
Clarence NJ. Phipps the store and base
meat at 215 West Twentieth street, Il
Charles Schavrien.
Butler & Baldwin leased the entir'
building at 50 Carmine street to Pas
qualla Lobasso & Co. for ]. & r. Lamb
Inc. The tenant intends to alter tn
property for occupancy.
J. B. English leased for A. NJ. Macla,
the store and basement at 751 Seventh
avenue to Richard Cohn. The tenan
will make extensive alterations and oc
cupy as a jewelry store,
The sun., 1919-03-20
Police Department
Orders

PENSION.
The following member OF the force Is
dismissed and is awarded the following
pension; -
To take effect IL p. NJ. March ~.
william A. Gargan, No, III. LIST Prec.,
on his own application, at 1878 per annum.
Appointed October 40. 1855
TRANSFERS AND ASSIGNMENTS.
PATRoLMEN.
To take efeot 1901 A. NJ March IS.
From DIV. National Defence Especial war
rolD to precincts indicated. indefinite
leaves OF absence are hereby revoked,
Pasquale De Marco. 81; Hugh Browne
Ian. SO, assigned TO bicycle duty; Bernard
J. Bajsrt. 81; Henry Fiattery -
To take effect A. NJ March 20.
Edward 3, Steers. ssh. PrGc, ns''EaAa
BICYCLE PATKoLMAN.
To take effect 5 A. NJ, March 20.
Thomas ]. Egan. b4th Prec,. 10 $50
Prec, assignment as corporal discontinued.
TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS.
PATROLMEN
Thomas Ryan, 25th .Prec., to Sd Tnsp.
2 n 70 %. ESis i, 81 to ny &. e. ' April Win.
lam r. Dsvlin, t5th Prec, 10 duty in Of
hcs OF Water Department, Bronx for ~
days from 8 A. NJ. March 10; Joseph Coots.
74th Prec.. assigned as operator OF patrol
wagon. from r. NJ. March 20, during alb
sencs OF operator on sick report; Abraham
Nelson, 10th Prec., assigned to clerical
duty from A. NJ. March IS, during alb
sence of patrolmRn on sick report; George
McConville. TRAFFIC DIV. Sub-Div. TO
nth Prec,, assigned to day tour for IA
days from A. NJ, March IS.
ASSIGNMENT DISCONTINUED.
PATROLMAN.
william +. Devlin, 45th Prec. to sth
1nsp. Dis, to duty in raided premises
Temporary, from 8 A. NJ. March 10.
The following leaves of absence are Au-
thorized without pay;
PATRoLMEN.
Oscar W. Johanson, 4Sd Prec. for l day.
from 8 A. NJ. March 10: Charles II. Pet
zold. 10th Prec,. for day. from 1891
A. NJ. March rs.
The following applications for fun pay
while on sick report are approved:
PATRoLMEN.
John Ryan, 95th Prec 7;l0 A. NJ. March
I. 1919, TO noon March 10, 1919.
Frederick L. Crane. 1leth Prec., 1920
NJ March .. 1919. during disability
Henry Wittel, 18th Prec., 10 a. NJ.
March H. 1919. during disability,
RELIEVED FROM SUSPENSION.
PATROLMAN.
Edward NJ, Downcy, 80 1195. 18th
Prec,, to take effect :;lo r. NJ, March Is.
The sun., 1919-03-20
LIVE TOPICS OF THE s@9l
COMMERCIAL WORLD
Higher Prices for Fine
Shoes Now Forecast

y oSToN. March 1s.-Msnufac-
- turers Of mems me shoes can
see only one answer to the
shoe problem. and that Is that prices,
must be higher. says the Shoe osd
Leather Reporter in its current trade
review. Medium grade makers are
waiting! but they hustle while they1
wait
The feature in the market is union
sole leather, particularly COW backs.
The supply Is short and carload re-
ceipts are being eQuitably divided
among sole cutters to al back orders.
The oak leather market shows a
firmer tendency. Better grades of
upper leather are well sold up.