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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1919-04-10

white and pink. Elastic bands hold
.hcm To the leg below the knees where
they are finished with II narrow frlll.
As In other undermuslins the materials
used for them urc light in weight, bur
durable. Very dainty pcttlcoats ut
batistc, with lace rather s%pHringly usc,i
for trimming them, are presented for
wcnr with thin summer dresses, ana
the silk undrrslip Is nm essential item
In the summer wardrobe.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1919-04-10
Bone Sweater Belt Fastenings.

one of the new sweater coats of silk
Is made with II bone ring On one end
of the belt. and n bone pin on the other
that Is, II dumb-bell.shnpcd piece of
bone. This slides through the ring,
and when twisted around in position
keeps the belt end FROM slipping,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1919-04-10

THE poet speaks of that regal indo
lent mir she had"
81 see. An ode to his cook"
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1919-04-10

Men who jump at conclusions usu-
ally 20 limping back to the starting
point.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1919-04-10
Proposes Health Sunday

Surgeon General Blue of the public
health service has asked the ministers
Of the country To set aside February
% as Public Health Sunday, and to
preach sermons emphasizing the re-
sponslbility of the nation to protect
the health of the returning soldiers
md sailors aud of the community at
large, and particularly TO take vigor.
II measures for combating social
diseases.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1919-04-10

and makes this n very spring.song OF
n wrap. The long, narrow sash Is
made of the material and folds over al
the front.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1919-04-10

Emergency proves no nation great
er thnn Its farmers.
The sun., 1919-06-12

thorough OF The Bronx.)
VAN buren, ST, l722. lot lss. map Van
?0s = 4lst q, ano mtg t35, 900, June
10; atty. II Baeohler. n2s fremont
i2TH ST al w cor 10; as n los y
W so x . l0S to ct & 9 so to beg, pt lot
3t map Unionport--Anna Bell to Mary
wagner. sSts Gleason ay. mtg $4,000.
June VI atty mary Wagner 2sts Gleason
oLMsrEAD Az cor chaiisr.Oni 'a ay
2iii to LudiCy &y SSEAIsracht kali:
Gy, June 10. atty; Moss NJ A, 2ss
MARION Nv. 25ii. VS.. so.sI77.s1sio,ssx1777UYp
mtg 5000 Juno .; atty. Title Guar 4
FAILS s' ST. ies,. Hw"s ,c1,oO-M.ry' i g.
Hoe Az, June 2; atty, Title Guar 4 Trust
PARK "A Hv nSas cor is4th St. 5oxiocn niasS
II. BuseRll Co to Anna Usdansky. 675 f
40 st. mtg $3.50. June 10; atty. Title
ANpERsoN Az, $ cor is2d ST. look
ll5Ilxlos.s-ThOs H Reynolds to Al
mtg. $4,000; June 3; atty. Title Guar
wkDToN Av sw cor 10th st. 7 5xss.sS
$3.50. Mar Is; atty. Title Guar & Trust
SANE PRoPEsR;TY..Giso' W ccc ouKhhiain; 70
Bertram Goodman Inc. 557 Johnson
az %;;,o s nls mtg IEu. rsaSO AgI 2; atty;
18TH ST. - 1875 . Tiebout av. . 80 I
is.2 xn q re AL IN SOS to st <
5.2 x 3B.4 to beg-August H. Won
Hoiien to Geo J. schorlt. 3S| 4 lsTth ST,
mtg $500. May ssi atty, Geo schork
Av s cor n1sth:t';,1ts;to'iitib.tx.,nsUSo
Cnionport-Walter X. Raymond ct al 10
Amandaky Co. 217 bwsy, June 3; atty.
Title Guarantee a Trust Company. l7e
SAME PRoPERTY-Purdy Est Inc 20
same, June 3; atty same: 500
WASHINGTON AV. W =. 100 o i7ith st,
p7tth 1t. toxIiS-B n 8 Realty 90 TO II
The sun., 1919-06-12
RECORDED LEASES.

SOUTH ST. 1885. all--Bells Moses and
Eno TO De Grauw, Aymar 6 60, ext Is
yrs from May /, 1920; atty. II Goldman;
GRAND sT SsC-2. cor : and 6.H ftifTS
Fischel to Harry Oppenheim, 1875 W
ll5th ct. ext Is yrs from May !.
9TH Az. cor slst ct, $ and b--CIrclet
Realty Co to Harold F. Stanford, 2ss4
Bedford av, Bklyn. yrs from May !.
.D Az. i2o. str ana rear 6-jno Lux
to Kalmon stark, 1853 Clinton av, Bklyn.
spS a"' orossoia' yrs Bros aFsm 3HG s Sdsd
LIST Az. so5i, cor and b-capts sgSy
hga . G0Tpg yrs 10 trS MSF jun. pS
Max Len. 3sl Fulton st, Bklyn. 81, $50
Delaney ST, s6h, b--I Rosenberg to
May /. Isis: atty, D shapiro, 20
saTH ST. ao5 W. ail-.OS W si;h St R. stSy
sSd to n1 s'a yr. f.om sdpt isI ATTY.
ssh ST, ts.s ". FN ss.sHsss ali lessee lessee
Marsh tras. TO St. Regent yeTt BsRerS Nc
Lunch Co, 10 yrs from June /. 1919. 3
renewals Of 10 yrs each; atty, H.rrick,
..D ST AND vANDERn sr r. AZ s'q Il SO
on the express concourse. u c Terminal.
upper level. for p o station, &c-N Y
TO United States OF America. by 4 =
April j, lSis; atty, Ira 4 Place Place . sGss
5oTH ST, 10 W. IS. 2ixioo.B, the lana
Trustees of Columbia College in CITY Of
y TO Edwin CraEin, ~ yrs from
atty ' Es.es,y r%seE' Rector yrs esS SsG
SAME PROPERTY. all-Mary w CrsEin
s STS "a snc sIrs to Henrietta F II Reid,
lease recorded May 1877 1SH st tSseh TIts
Guar 4 Co. ZIG BwRy. 900
The sun., 1919-06-12
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES

MONROE ST. cor Scanned ST, mtr
x?S, ooo-Title Guar & Trust Co to Eis
fond; Commonwealth Trust Co TO Geo w
indiv and esr "U OF E3s Bond ~ hG to Cont mr.
monwealth Trust CO, West Hoboken,
J; atty Title Guar q T Co, l76 Bway:
FIST ST. 100 W. mig ;s 5000 ANA 81
Zurich to Harris Mandelbaum. and Har-
ris Mandelbaum and sno to Union Es-
10th 81. 2ls-:2o W, mtg ,s7oOONcooper
Realty Go to 100 West i4ed ST Corpn;
100 100 W l;2d 81 co 70 Monmouth Holding
Plumbers Realty co, las Bway; atty,
Myron salzherger. IS Park Row: assns
1OTM sT =" ass +. mtg ,7,5oo.HarryS SSS
VIM Hachrach: sxrs. sc. to Eva Frohlich
and Julia Bachrach, and Julia Bachrach
attyH. GugsonheImer, s & n, ~ WiIlIam
st 2 assns each. ,,,..............,,
ilsTH ST. lts T. .mtg. 81, Ooo-Gibraltsr
Mtg Co 20 Y Trust Co, rs Broad At (:
attys, 81 s $ Isaacs. 50 William
Hath sT 400 w.Lswyers rite & r rust
sno, trustees; address. iso nw s ay; enS
NAGLE Av, 12S-n, mtg $50. 1000, re-
TscoTdsd from June 8. lslg5.Tyndall
side Drive; attys, stoddard & Mark. I2s
LAFHYETTE' ST. s25.EEdw s Clark 10
Title Guar & Trust Co. l7s Broad
EAST BROADWAY. 1911; East Bway' SO:
Division st, 2s-s1, the last two parcels
have been released. mtg now $4,000
VIM NJ Martin, exr. Rebecca r Mathews
TO ChRs T Mathews, so W 57th st, ct al
attys. Cadwalader. W & T, 40 Wall st 81
list AV. l2s2-Herman Zobel ct nj, exrs,
to Margt Schweitzer, cos W 10th
ST. attys. & Bloch. 30. Nassau
PARK Az. W cor sea ST. mtg SO, 900
Brevoort Real Estate Co TO " Y Trus,
Co, 20 Broad st: atty. Fred A Snow, is
The sun., 1919-06-12
OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

MORRIS AVENUES. II. weisker sold
for John d. Ohlssen to Mrs. Hanna
Schaile the plot. 76x112. on the east
side of Morris avenue. 2b3 feet south
OF East 1s6th street. The property
will be Immediately improved with
dwelling houses.
EAST HATH STREET-D. A. Trotta
sold for George r. Entwistle $50 East
Hath street. a private dwelling, ask
irregular. to a client for occupancy.
SEABCRY PIAACE-Heller & Sussran
as operators sold 1892 Seabury place,
n five story apartment, 42x100. TO an
investor.
KELLY STREET - Alexander Selkin,
David Mintz and Carl Jaffe sold for
William Greenberger SS7 Kelly street,
a four story apartment home, 84xlOO
HUGHES AVENUE-Cecilia A. Savage
sold the three story building. 25xl00,
at 1855 Hughes avenue to Pietro and
Antonio Zizolfo through Angelo L.
Frumento.
ONCOURSE-Ernest T. Bower sold for
Albert Il. Davis the lot, 32x irregular
on the east side OF the Grand Boule-
ward and Concourse. fifty-seven feet
south OF 5S6th street
EAST bath STREET-Duff & Brown
Company sold for Anna NJ. Jones TO a
client the northwest corner of ls4th
street and Marion avenue. BlxlOO
The corner will be improved at once.
The sun., 1919-06-12
OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

Fish q Marvin sold for Luis Caideron
his property situated on Bedford road
at Pleasantville to Leonard Brooks also
rented for ]. v. Barry his house at Law
renee Park, Bronxville, known as North
Gables. to E B. Gould, and for Franklin
T. Root his apartment in the Studio Ar
cade Building at Bronxville to L. r.
Walls.
A five acre estate overlooking tina
Hudson at Nyack was sold by Howard
Goldsmith for Edwin Probert to Paul
Echter OF New York.
Pell & Tibbits sold the old Kennedy
homestead property. between Manhas-
set and Roslyn, to Helwig Schier of
New York. who will rebuild IT.
The Lewis II. May Company sold from
plans for the s. & L. Construction Com
pany cottage to be built on the west
side OF Hartman Court, Edgemere, L. l.,
to Joseph Semel.
George Howe sold for Carl o. Lund of
Pittsburgh. Pa, his house on Fernwood
road. Larchmont Gardens. to George H.
Moore of Brooklyn, who will occupy the
property as his own residence,
The Robert z Farley ORGANIZATION
sold for the estates of Tappan Zee a plot
on HARDWOOD avenue. Philipse Manor,
North Tarrytown. N. Y, to John M.
Palmer.
II. 0oldschmidt leased cottages at
Woodmere. L. l.. to Jose Camprobi, Ed
ward Madison, II. Lichtenstein and NJ.
@. Gerard.
The sun., 1919-06-12
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
With name and address Of lenders attor-
ney.)
Manhattan.
sisT ST. as E-MOrrls and Mary Peckar

slsT ST, AS E-Morrls and Mary Peckar
to Annie Kowarsky. Aug rs. 1910; atty.
Ellis. ll6 Nassau st: :......... $1,000
John ] and Annie N Gera,y 10 George w
washington Cformerly csroiins i Rob
sttys. Blandy, Mooney & shipman, 81
LIST Az. 'iss6i-Aasu,,a' Van Cam camp p.''S So
premises, June 4. 1917; atty. II Hlavac.
9Th ST. Isl E-E,diith r cleveland nd''t to
atty, C & Co. lT6 BwAy. SIS. 900
SAME PRoPBRTf-same to same. April
SANE PRopER;T;Y.samic; TO same July july
20, 1907; atty. same. go. ........S5,ooo
SAME PRoPERTY-samo to same: May
s.TH ST. i5i WIN and MARIETTA U.GyV
Knight OF Hackensack, N J, to Francis
carvan. Allen Property Custodian,
June .. 1904: atty. T Co. l7s
soTH ST.. iiss E-sopnis FIankenthse '-'t to
al, haSsTy. II Az ~, At ,n
Herbert squires. indy and exr will
Helen squiers OF Tsrrytown. n y, to
Farmers Loan & T Co. 222 VIM st. June
-, 1904; attys' Geller' H; q E;s
SANE PRRot;ppERrY-Asthic,r; and Eaw N
willett to same. July I. 1858. .'a5. 900
.
l02.2-waiter and Cath Wood of Ma
hopsc Falls, y Y, to Antoinetts X
Milllken (Wallace), extrx and trustee
will of Jos Knapp. and also as sole
resd leg and deVisee, Great Neck, l. J.
Sept 80. 1895; attys. Butcher. 4
18th ST, so2 w-Arthur E and Maria L
Wood. 1928 RoseIle ct. westcheEter, d3 OF
b. and Frank A Roph, w Maria l. and
e Emily Wood to Chas Best. at Law
renee Park. W Bronxyillc. n. Y, and Hy
ID Mills. 1876 w S5th at, exrs, will Re
becca 8 Mills April rs. 1918; atty, p
Crlchton, II Wall st......,.,...&50.0 900
NTH ST, 81 E-Marie l. Wight. 81 Via
di Pnti. Florence. Italy. to Stephen p
Nash, 80 Pine st. sub trustee, will Horace
J Parmelee. Sept T. 1915; atty. p Nash,
HAVEN Az, vs. 100 n i7Oth st. runs uI $ W
l03Sx 1852 to . p Blvd Lafayette
6i6x l77,2x n ask 1893 TO aV
Xmas 20 beE-N Operating Co to Frey
hnl Realty Co. Dec. 1, 1905; atty, Geo W
Elkius, 81 Pine st....,...,.......t $4,000
EAST BROADWAY, ms being part lot t6
map estate Hy Rutgers 26x76-Meyer
Epstein to Henry spingarn, 1913 Park pl.
Bklyn. Juns 6. 1907; atty. N Epstein. %
1l6TH ST 9, $50 W Bway, 6s.1Oxl02l1x
S2.llysSl1--Lucania Realty Corpn to $50
West End Avenue Corpn. May ~. 1918:
atty, 7 @ q Co. l7e Bway $4,000
The sun., 1919-06-12
EXPECTS NEW HIGH
CLOTHING PRICES.
Clothiers' President Says Next
Spring Will See Record
Broken Again.

KANSAS CRY, June lin an address
at the opening session OF the midwest
Retail Clothiers Reconstruction confer
ence here to-day Ludwig Stein, president
OF the National Association of Ciothiers,
predicted that next springs prices for
clothing will be the highest in the his
tory Of the Industry.
He said that some mills will not make
lightweight lines for spring but win 60
from heavyweight production for the
coming fall right Into the making OF
neavy materials for fall. 1920.
Good clothes next spring win have TO
retail at from $50 to s75." he declared.
1t Will take at least a year before mills
and manufacturers can catch up with
their orders This generation will never
see the prices OF 1914 again and be-
lieve that this falls prices will be about
the usual standard In the Industry for
the next fifteen years."
Mr.. Stein stated that one Of the most
Important reasons why fall deliveries
would drag along into January and even
February was the fact that mill organ
izations had been badly disrupted by
the war and that they had experienced
great difficulty in getting their working
forces together.
Mills were about three months late in
starting the season, he said. and the
fall demand has been about so per cent.
for wool goods and 80 per cent. for
worsteds, whereas mill equipment Is de-
signed to turn out about the reverse pro-
portions.
The sun., 1919-06-12
STATE ST. BUILDING SOLD.

A contract has been closed for the
sale by the estate OF Patrick A Dollard
OF the Ave story buildings at 0. 10, IL
and IL State street, facing Battery Park
The abutting house at 10 Pearl street
and the structure at IA Pearl street.
which was once a private stable. are
also to be included in the sale. Edward
Porter Is the purchaser OF record. but
he is said 70 represent interests which
are planning an important commercial
Improvement for the site.
The properties involved In the trans
action were built over seventy-five years
ago and are now occupied In part by the
Immigrant Girls Home. the Women's
Foreign Board Of the Methodist Church.
and farm. labor and other employment
bureaus The upper stories are chiefly
rented out as apartments
Tho structures on State street were
originally private houses. that at No 8
having once been the home OF the Dol
lard family. Later on they were used
as rooming houses. Adjoining them on
the corner of State and Pearl streets is
the ten story Chesebrough Building.
erected by the Ohesebrough Building
Company, headed by Robert A. Cheese
brough OF the Standard Oil Company.
The Chesebrough interests also erected
the Maritime and Battery Park build
ings on the opposite side of Pearl street.
At present they own the property at IL
Pearl street and Lease 10 Pearl street
from the Dollard estate. Their extensive
holdings in the neighborhood gave rise
10 the rumor that they are the real pur-
chasers of the properties sold. but Ar
thur J. Hopper, manager OF the Cheese
brough Building Company, denied this.
The properties covered In the contract
sc.ye combined frontage of S5.4 feet
on State street The abutting struc-
lures have frontages OF 1877 and IL feet.
respectively. on Pearl street
The sun., 1919-06-12
CEDAR ST. CORNER SOLD.

The Charles F. Noyes Company has
sold for w. Albert Pease, Jr., two build
ings at the northeast corner of Cedar
and Greenwich streets known as 1877 and
1873 Cedar street and 141 to 145 Green
wich street The property has street
frontages Of IS feet and 60 feet on the
respective streets, and covers plot Of
$500 square feet The transaction was
for all cash, and title will be taken TO
the property free of mortgage The
property Is assessed by the city at
100000.
The balance Of the block front on
Greenwich street. including the Liberty
street corner, II owned by a life insur-
ance company. and the combined proper
ties cover a plottage Of about 5000 feet
Stoddard & Mark were the attorneys for
the purchasers. and the property has
been placed in the hands OF the Charles
F. Noyes Company for management.
The sun., 1919-06-12
LIS PESDENS.
Manhattan


is2D ST, $50 VIOLIN J Mccoy ct al ast
mortEags); atty. W D McNulty.
IOO--Rose Cans agt Lucille U Hurts
ct al foreclosure Of MORTGAGE: atty.
Oliver ST. 81 and 50. 2 ac.ions-Henry
q BarSsy ct al Agt Marie II Wilcox
ct al (f0rsciosure Of two mort ga ges) /;
Rttys. Beekman, Menken & Griscom.
18TH ST, 722 70 1928 i, and Dry Dock IT.
1s-Marie = Myers agt Arthur McGlone
ct al Cfore'fosure OF MORTGAGE; attys.
Bennett, Werner a Naye.
GOUVENEUR ST. 42-MAx Hirsch aKt
Celia Kemp 81 al foreclosure OF mort.
EAge); atty, A Knox.
4TH ST, 80 Incorporation OF the Brick
Presbyterian Church in tho City Of Y
aEt Garland Realty Co, Inc, ct al (fore-
olOsnre OF mortgage): atty, II swain.
VESEY ST. 81 and S8-Clark q Voorhees,
agt Adele ID James ct al (partItion) [;
atty. w q Murphy. Jr
ilisT ST. 9. 100 7th av. sbxssi1-
Sarah Brody agt Ilwood Holding Corp
ct al foreclosure of mortgage; atty.
II Swain.
Bronx.
177TH ST. cor Davidson Av, BSlx
639--Lawyers Mortgage Co axt Dorothy
z Mugier ct al foreclosure of mort
gage); attys. Sherman g. Sterling.
MAIN ST. cor Morris av, io0x13x
irreE; also lot 1l5, map OF village of
Mott Haven: also Morris nv. cor
Garden at, 25x1o0--Martin Nors ct al
agt BENJAMIN Morn ct al partition suit +;
atty, Link.
The sun., 1919-06-12
REAL ESTATE JoTTINes

According to statisticy OF building and
engineering operations IN New England.
Middle Atlantic and Central Western
States, compiled by F. w. Dodge Com
pany. there has been an increase Of ac-
uvity. the figures showing q total of
S6so.726.ooo in contracts let from jan
uary to June 1, 1919. In 1918 they
totalled s6eS,6l6,000; 1917. s624,s6I, 900 :;
1slS, S456. 1o1,5o0, and 1915, Sa2l,zII,-
ioo. New York State and northern New
Jersey reported Sl354s2,o0Q against
Sl1S.44s,000 In 1918. S127,Se4,o0o in
1917. S6s.526,50o In 1916 and s,4ss.50o
in 1915.
Justice Tierney has appointed Henry
Brady receiver of 113 West Eghty-sec-
inga
The sun., 1919-06-12
BUSINESS LEASES.

Herbert Hecht q Co. leased for the
Schultz Realty Company to the Adler
Waist Shops the store at 1851 broadway,
The same brokers recently leased the
entire property TO the Schultz Realty
Company for sixty years
He'll a Stern leased in 1871 West
Nineteenth street. the second floor TO
Abraham Millman: in 7-s West ElRh-
tenth street the eighth floor to Wheel
right Falk- Walker Company, and in 25-7
West Twenty-sixth street. the sixth floor
to Cohen & Gerstein.
Samuel II. Martin leased for Z,m-
mern a Levi the store and basement at
152 Columbus avenue to the Jensen Res
taurant Company, Inc.
George A Bowman leased to the r.
& p. Auto Enameling Company the two
story garage now undsS construction AZ
The sun., 1919-06-12
Dye Bases and Dye Woods Higher,

There is an upward tendency in prices
OF dye bases, d. } woods. coal tar crudes
and intermediates, according TO Drug
and Chemical Markets. The feature %
the market has been the demand for para
toluidne. para-nitrotoluol and alpha
naphthalamine, Receipts OF dye woods
and dye bases have been conlpa ratively
light and stocks on the open market are
practically cleaned up.
Glycerine is weak and lower. Potas-
stun permanganate is being shaded in
most quarters. Creosote carbonate is
lower. There was a slight upward move
ment in camphor and cocoa butter, but
the demand for most pharmaceutical
products was routine. Choral hydrate,
saccharine. ether and acetphenetidine
were lower.
In heavy chemicals the buying is con-
fined 20 small lots. Caustlc soda and
bleaching powder are hrmer. Copper
sulrhate advanced slightly. The potash
salts are weak.
The sun., 1919-06-12
SALE AT B'wAY AND ocD ST.

The large automobile building at the
northeast corner OF Broadway and
Sixty second street has been sold to the
Hulett Motorcar Company. distributors
OF the Chandler automobile. The build
ing Is a six story and basement struc-
ture containing over $4,000 square feet.
The transaction involves about $3.50. 900.
The seller IL the Windham Realization
Company, Inc, which is the holding cor
poration for Col. z. II. r. Green. The
Cross & Brown Company negotiated the
sale
The sun., 1919-06-12
Mny Allot Fancy GinEhams.

Reports in certain quarters Of the To-
cal cotton goods market indicate that
some of the large factors are seriously
considering a plan to make allotments
Of their output OF fine fancy ginghams
for next spring In view of the big de
mand which is expected. Announcement
to this effect may be made, it Is said
when lines are opened early in July.
Because OF the various difticultie.
which have arisen jobbers have been
unable TO secure ample supplies OF this
material during the last few years, and
1t is understood that many OF the large
operators are preparing TO double their
previous orders when lines are opened.
The sun., 1919-06-12
SALE NEAR MORGAN HOME,

According to repJr, vne estate OIL
Frederick Sturges has sold the two three
and half story dwellings at - and SO
Park avenue. adjoining the southwest
corner of Thirty-sixth street. These
properties occupy a combined site, ASK
los. and are assessed by the city at
s1s5.o00. They are just around the
corner from the homo OF ]. Pierpont
Morgan. Ono report had II that the
buyer plans to rebuild the houses into
an attractive home for his own occu-
pancy.
The sun., 1919-06-12
Edge on Cotton Yarn Market.

PHILADELPHIA. June II. The edge
seems to be of the cotton yarn market,
as dealers report that they are receiving
few inquiries and the quantities asked
for are generally small.
Some spectators have paid spinners
as high az 20 cents for 20-2 warps but
unless there is change in the situation
1t looks as though It were a bad buy,
as 2O-2 warps are being freely offered
for IS and &C cents. but buyers are not
anxious 10 place contracts at these
prices. Staple 40-2 wsrps arc offered
for SO to Sc cents A week ago 1913 on
tubes were quoted at 80 and So cents,
but this week they have been offered
by several dealers for 46 cents
The sun., 1919-06-12
Tax Ruling stirs Fur Men.

Smiles were as rare on the faces OF
local fur manufacturers yesterday as sill
yer fox pelts on their racks, for most OF
them were meditating on the question Of
the probable effect OF the latest ruling
of Daniel @. Roper, Commissioner of In
ternal Revenue. under which fur trim
mings In the 80 called "unfinished state"
are taxed at 10 per cent
1t is understood that tho revenue au-
thorities intend to hold the fur mon re-
sponsible for the payment Of taxes on
the large quantities of these trimmings
sold to coat and suit houses and other
manufacturers of women's apparel since
the law went into effect on February rs
and on which they have failed to collect
the 10 per cent.
The fur men now are wondering how
they are going TO collect on all Of the
sales made since February. as Il Is re-
ported in the fur trade that apparel
manufacturers approached on the sub
ject OF the payment of the tax say that
all transactions have been closed so far
as they are concerned.
The sun., 1919-06-12
OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

WEST I14TH sTREET-James II
Cruikshank bought from Mary l..
Patterson the three story dwelling at
Sc West Han street. l74xl00.10. Da-
vid Lyon was the broker.
WEST 10th STREET,. J. Phillips
& Co. sold for DR.. E II. Rogers his
three story dwelling at 5lS West l50th
street, 17x100. to a client for occu-
pancy.
WEST F1FTIETH STREET-Dougla
Robinson. Charles s. Brown Company
resold the four story warehouse at 624
West Fiftieth street to Elizabeth X
Tyler.
WEST SEVENTEEN STREEr-vasa
X. Bracher sold for the six heirs of
story dwelling, 22.6xi00.5, at Sc West
SEVENTEEN street, to an investing
client
WEST ELEVENTH STREET-Pepe &
Bro. sold for the United States Trust
Company. trustees. the three story
dwelling. 19.5x55. at 214 West Flew
enth street. to the Tel Ray Realty
Company.
EAST EIGHTH STREET-The Leber-
tan Corporation bought from the Met
ropolitan Savings Bank. sl5 East
Eighth street, n five story tenement,
which will be altered for use as head
quarters for a branch OF the United
Hebrew Charities. George Edward
Lapp was the broker.
EAST HOUSTON STREET - Kopel
Schifter sold for Minnie Mulz the
four story tenement. 25x75. at 4sS
East Houston street. to Gle Teitel-
baum, who gave in exchange 40 East
Houston street. four story tenement.
25x6S.
EDGECOMB AVENUE-w. ]. Huston
& Son sold for s. p. Gaibraith the
three story dwelling. 17.2x77. at 2lS
Edgecomb avenue.
WEST SEVENTY-THTRD STREET
Pease & Gilman sold for Thomas w.
Rogers 124 West Seventy-third street,
a three story dwelling. 20x100, to q
buyer for occupancy.