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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

GOTH ST, 1,a E--Etha d Rhett. James.
town. II J. to Title Quar- q Trust Co, l7e
Bwsy, April IL, 1916; atty, Title Guar &
Trust Co. l16 Bway. 900
56TH ST. ?39-245 f. n s, 100 W I'd av, iO0x
l00.4-Oothic Garage. So Nassau a., 10
W Brown, 32y s7ih at. and Horac,
w Kilborn, 500 West End av, exrs and
trustees will Jas Williams, Nov Q, 1917;
httys, sherman Strong. IS Wall
SAME PROPERTY--Same 10 Morris Os-
mansky, Nov 2. 1917; atty, Alfred Frank
ehthaler, IS Nassau st............s85,0 900
6lST ST, q 9. el8 o Madison NV, lexlOO s.
r. Schuyler Van Rensselaer,. 100 Bway,
TO the Equitable Life Assurance Society
OF U g, sept. ~. 1901; atty. Lawyers T
a T co, 100 Bway $40 90 o
cHRYsTiE ST, 6i-Gs--sophle siris and
ano to derson Krimsky, eco Grand St,
Dec ~, 1910; attys. spiro & w. 40 Mas
oRcHiRDD ST. i6i:Kato and Louis i i'iy.
..ingston. 90 81 Nicholas av, TO Sarah NJ
Bernstein. is47 7th av. April 8, 1919;
atty Bernstein. lls Bwsy...,.s5,OO 900
10th ST, 35.4l W--Soheer- Ginsberg II a.
G Co, 1913 Bway. to Abel King, las Il
C5th st. and ano, Aug 20. 1914: attya,
Kurzman r 25 Broad st......sl4. 900
Same 20 same. Oct I. 1915; atty. Fredk
Lese, SO Nassau st...............t6, $4,000
6IsT ST, n .. 1915 9Th av, SOxiOO. g.
Ellen Melcher 10 Hy A c Taylor. East
road. Portsmouth. II I. April 20. 1902;
atty. q q r Co, l76 BWay. $50 600
nth ST, s. 50 W Madison av, 25xlO0. II
Harry Cohn. II I1lth al. to Jerome
Kohn, Dec ., 1909; atty. Jerome 4
Kohn. 1900 eth av................t4,l
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REAL ESTATE JorrrNas.

William NJ. Elslund has returned to
the brokerage department in the uptown
once OF the Douglas Robinson. Charles
8. Brown Company.
The Walhambra Realty Company
organised by Henry II. Hammond OF
81 Chambers street, comprising up
State interests, to purchase realty in
this city, Is the purchaser Of the three
eight story flreproof apartment houses
at b07 to SIT West 113th street. sale OF
which by the Southern Holding Com
pany. A. Milton Napier president, was
announced on April 3. This was tho
initial operation, and was contaminated
by the KNAPP a WATSON Company and
O'Reilly & Dahn.
Thirty eight lots In the Bay Ridge ana
Fort Hamilton sections were sold at ouo-
ton last night for q, total Of S1t,s1S by
the Jere johnson, Jr., Company for the
Fourth avenue, near Ninoty-second
street, brought Ss25 each those on Nine
ty-ninth street near the avenue sold for
$775 each, and lots on Ninety-seventh
street were sold for $725 each. The buy
ers included Fred Ewald, J. IL White. c.
Phillips, w. J. Holderman, q. II. Gibbs.
7. J. Crowley, .. B. jackson ana J. II.
McCabe.
Charles b. van vaien, mo. placed a
loan OF $4,000 on the property at
3542 to 854s Broadway known as the
Rudsonia Apartment, n six story build
ing, e9.11x125.
Moore. Schultz 4 Co. were appoint ed
agents for the apartment house at EOS
to b12 West 10th street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-16
LONG owNRRsHIP BROKEN.

Two bits OF property which had not
been placed on the market for over q
century figured in yesterdays trading
One Of them was tho property at 1875
Pearl street. extending through to 102
Water street, which II now improved
with I'VE story business building. 'front.'
ing 1911 feet on each street and having a
depth Of 101.11 feet. II was sold TO the
Broadway-John Street Corporation. Elias
A. Cohen president. by Granville Kane,
whose family has owned the property
for 1872 years. Pease q Gilman negoti-
ated the sale. Mr. Cohen's company re-
Gently acquired the adjoining property at
t3s Pearl street and 104 water street, as
well as that at LA Pearl street
Edward N. Crosby q Co.. In con5unc-
ton with Cannann. Voorhees, a Floyd.
sold for the estate of Mary Crosby AIS
Cherry street. running through to $40
Water street, and also for Mrs, Alfred
Duane Peli and others the adjoining
plot. 273 Cherry street, running through
TO 62S Water street. making a combined
plot. boxl22. These lots are part Of the
old Henry Rutgers farm. and have been
held in tho Crosby family oonsecutively
for over $50 Year,. The buyers viii i'm
prove the property with . new six story
garage.
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100000 LOFT ON
EAST sOTH ST. SOLD
r. A. Low and Max Lowenthal
Buy Modern Twelve Story
Building.
NATANsON IN TWO DEALS
Buys Apartments Worth Half
Million; Warehouse Co.
Takes 18th Lease.

Rudolph A. Low and Max Lowenthai
bought for investment from the Mai
mac Construction Company. the twelve.
story modern nreproof loft building Mt
IS to ~ East Thirtieth street. The
structure was erected by the sellers In
1916 and occupies q plot 72x1oo. 100 fee,
west OF Fourth avenue. It rents for
ssS.ooo q year and was held at scot, 900.
The purchasers are officers In the
United States Rubber Company. but they
made the investment on their own &C.
count. Trey previously bought the nine
story apartment house at 10 East Sixty
second street and the eleven STORY apart
ment at 1870 Broadway. the latter Of
which they resold to the Hotel Common
wealth as part Of the site for the pro-
1ected hotel N. A. Berwin q Co. me-
gotiated the loft building purchase and
are to be the renting agents for the
building.
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TITLE co. SELLS FIVE PARCELS.

Five properties IN Manhattan and The
Bronx have been disposed OF by the Title
Guarantee and Trust Company and anil
ated concerns. The City Real Estate
Company. one OF the subsidiaries Of the
title company, has sold through Pease &
Elliman the plot Of eight lots ut SOUTH
east corner OF st. Nicholas avenue and
1884 street This property, which fronts
100 feet on the avenue and 400 feet on
the street, 10 understood to have been
purchased by the newly formed Amerigus
Realty Corporation.
To tho Wander Iron Works the Title
Guarantee and Trust Company sold tho
plot, S6x1s7. on the west side of Whit
lock avenue. 20 feet north Of l4+th
street, through Bphraim Buciwald AZ
broker. The purchasers will erect q one
story building for their own Use.
Three improved properties were also
disposed of by the Title Guarantee COM
pany. They involve the two three story
buildings at 288-2sS Madison street, on
plot aex7b, adjoining the southwest cor
ner Of Montgomery street The pur-
chaser 10 Ffshel Barlnan. the lessee.
Samuel Goldberg was the broker. To q
buyer for occupancy the company sold
the four story house with store at the
northeast corner Of Madison avenue and
120th street, 17.9xs3. through l. Hutter.
Through Shaw a Co. tho company sold
the three story and basement dwelling At
2t8 West 1s6th street, on q lot 16.Sx100.
The buyer 10 the Reyvan Realty Com
pany.
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aUEENsBoRo TRANSACTIONS.

The First Mortgage Guarantee Com
pany OF Queens bought the two story
ONCE building at III Hunter avenue.
adjoining the greensboro Bridge plaza.
for It's Offices and counting house from
May Smith for about $4,000. The COM
pany has been located In the Queens
Plaza Court Building. which was re-
Gently bought by the New York and
Queens Electric Light and Power Com
pany. - 49,.
j. Markowtts sold to the Edgemere
Estates, Ino, q plot, l00xp1S, east side
OF Surf avenue. north Of Edgemere ave-
nue., Edsemere, and FIVE lots adjoining,
and q plot, 1oox1ss. west side OF Wave
Crest avenue, north OF Edgemere ave-
nue., and forty-nve lots adjoining.
Herman Frankfort rented cottages ut
Edeemere to Marks Hurewitz, E. Good
man, j. Goldstein, A. Grunbaum. Harry
Roggen and w. Goldberg; also at Far
Rockaway cottages to David Schorsch,
William Dreifus, A. g. Phillips, NJ Golde,
A. N. Schiller, M. @. WELLER, Jesse Rod
man and Samuel Well.
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REsIDENTHAL LEASES.

Canaan. Voorhees, { Floyd leased
apartments at ISL Madison avenue to s.
James Gordon. at IS East Thirtfeth
street to Miss Aline L. McDermott and
to Miss Anna HouThton: At 1884 Lex
ington avenue to Frank p. Kitching and
at II Central Park West to John w.
Parker.
Samuel H. Martin leased for Rosa
Kaminski the four story dwelling at 1872
West Sixty-fourth street to Plana C
Doone.
Moore. Schultz & Co. rented the three
story dwelling at 5e4 West l4oth street
to August kissing and the four story
dwelling at 474 West 144th street TO
Norma Bischof.
Douglas L. Gilman Il Co, Inc. leased
large apartment at $50 Park a--nue.
for Joseph Fish TO 8. r. Kaufman also
at $40 Park avenue TO q. W. Fitspat-
rick: at los East Eighty-second street
to n. C. Baker: at 156 East seventy
ninth street to Mrs. Theodore Watson,
and doctors suite at 270 Park avenue
TO DR.. II. Dawson Furniss
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plot, 34x110, southwest corner Pauld-
Ing avenue ana 12gth street.


Ing avenue ana 22sth street.
GERARD STREET Williamson h
Bryan sold to Il. j.. Sullivan for the
estate OF Louise Nussbaurp 439. Ger
ard street, 25x100.
FAILE STREET-The Mccarthy Macy
Company sold to client OF William
d. Mcdonnell the four story apart
ment house, 50x100, at S63 Falle
street In n cash transaction.
BRYANT. AVENUE-James Mcconnell
sold the i've story apartment with
stores. a7bx1O0, at 'ii25 Bryant ave-
nue.. through William d. Mcdonnell.
EAST 1s0TH SrREEr-Franx Mar
auardt sold the Ave story apartment
house at 544 East 1s0th street for q
client OF Alvin a Short. ., "a
WATERLOO PLACE--The Marquette
Construction Company sold the Ave
story apartment house, with stores.
2sxs2, at 1911 Waterloo Place. to q
client Of William D. Mcdonnell.
THIRD AvBNUE-1rving Levine
and Ely Maran sold to an investor. a
client Of c, H. Smith. the hve story
double FIAT and stores at 4171 Third
avenue. 2ex100 The sellers recently
acquired the house in part payment
for property at 224s and 1850 Webster
avenue.
EAST 1saD STREET-Stebbins Realty
and Construction Company, J. Malino.
president. sold sos and $40 East 1881
street. two I'VE story fats. to A. w.
w. Co. Christ Hoist was the broker.
STEBB1NS AvENUE-The Stebbins
Realty and Construction Company sold
to Minnie A. Browning, through
Joseph Hersos. the three story house
at 1913 stebbins avenue. 20xso, which
the company bought recently!
EAST 10TH STREET-James Mcccn-
neil sold through the same broker the
apartment at 1o1b East 18TH street.
4ox100.
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BUYS MADRID AND BURRILL,

Two apartment houses worth $500, 0C0
were purchased yesterday by Max N.
Natnnson. From the estate of Alfonso
Montant Mr.. Natanson bought the
Madrid at $50 Riverside Drive. . modern
six-story apartment house 7sx174 irregu-
lar. The house contains suites Of four.
five, six, seven and eight rooms with
two baths each. and is fully rented at
$4,000. II was held at 100000. The
building IL situated Immediately north
Of l27th street and commands an in
teresting and extensive view Of the
Hudson River Grants Tomb. etc.
From the same estate he has also
purchased THE Burrill." No. e3s-e44
West 1s0th street. between Riverside
Drive and Fl. Washington avenue, a
six-story modern new law elevator
apartment house on plot 100x100 con-
tanning suites Of four, five and six room
apartments. The building is one of the
newest apartments in the section having
only been built about three years ago.
II is fully rented at an annual rental
Of $4,000 ana was held at 100000.
Chas Campbell was the broker In both
transactions and r. & e. J. OGorman
and the Title Guarantee q Trust Com
pany acted for the Montant Estate and
Alexander s. Natanson represented the
purchaser.
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Police Department
Orders


LIEU An j.
To take effect IL noon April II: Edward
J, Quinn. Thirteenth Prec IL HSadquar ers
Div. assigned TO office Of Special Deputy
Commissioner Guggenheim
To take effect l2:ol a. NJ. April "a: From
Div. OF National Defence tspecisl war Toll)
to precincts Indicated, Ind. mite leave OF
u bsence revoked walter Na'sh 81. JOY n
X. Kenn, 81; Richard G. Johns. 80: WI lam
j. Mcmahon. 10: Joseph a. Zimmerman.
94i Charles T. Mlmerstadt, os.
TO take cftcct s A. NJ. April IL: Robert
Frost, from l0?d Prec to lieth Proc.
To take snsct s a. ". April u? Edward
Drum, Traffic n to Traffic a.
TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS.
SURGEON.
Mark williams, Fifth Surgical Dist, In
charge OF Fourth Surgical Dist. In addi-
tion to his other duties, from 1901 A. NJ.
April ~ TO IL :ol A. NJ. April IS.
PATROLMEN,
From precincts indicated to First Inns.
Dist, to duty In raided premises tor NJ
teen days from A. NJ April 10: Francis
Marion, q; Charles brown. l6: Michael
Regan, 80; Matthew D. Kelly. SIS Philip
Bernstein, 90; Charles Wa 'ner, So; Alex
ander Evans 1908; Jacob WaaK, li6.
The following Leaves OF absence are au-
thorizsd:
SURGEON.
Danial !. Donovan. Fourth Surgical Dist,
for four days. from ~ A. NJ, April IL. 10
be deducted from vacation,
PATROLMAN.
william j. Armstrong, Twonty-nrh
Prec., for one day. from i'ai A. NJ
April 90.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

9TH ST, ga E-EmiIie Maeher to Sarah
0ans and Jos Kaplan to Robt Maeher,
Sarah Cana to Jos Kaplsn. sac wiliough-
BY av, Bklyni atty. II Cook, SO Park
10TH ST, +22 W; is7th at, i3l W. &
Trust Co. sub-trus will VIM II Willets to
Alfred A Gardner, ia T. s4th st. gdn:
atty, Wilson NJ Powell, 7 Wall st. as
signs, total int. ...............S3a3 $50
BROADWAY, W a. 1887 3 ?isth stEThos
J OConnor to Matthew Robinson, 331 W
18TH st; atty Lamont Mof.oughiin. 3os
Sd ST ss E-fawycrs ritis l. Trus, 't c. TO
Esperapto Mtg Co, 81 Liberty ct; atty,
ssTH ST, ia w~Titie Quar- q r CO /; 10
Matilda PressinEer, AL W 10Th st.; al.
,-sTH ar az, swy sr.,,,,,..; ;.ss 200
:, lgi9--Wm N shinnick to Mosaic File
Coz Zanesville, Ohio; atty. Title Guar a
Co. ZIG Bway ......,...,......&50.o0 900
iliTH ST. 81 f. mtg s4,ii2--Ames Nos
trand Realty Co TO jerome Kohn. New
Rochelle. Y: address, J A Kohb, 1900
slsT 81. 6ii John II schulz to Eiiz
schulz Spring Valley. " Y: address. 2is
,ssTa sfT ;, ~ s m1y ccc.a.c MsSoo
to Annie strause, 40s E 6oth at; attys,
otterbourg. 4 II. 400 5th sv. ......,si
i2sD ST. ms. 1875 Cd av--Cath Clark,
extrx, TO Harry A smith, 225 West End
avi atty Arthur Smith. IL Bway. $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-16
OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

FAST sIxTY-ToCRTH STREET
William b. May a Co. sold the four
story residence at ~ East Sixty
fourth street to a Mr.. Cornell, who
will occupy after rebuilding. This
is the former Bookstsver residence.
EAST FIFTY-SBCOND STREET
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. sold for
Mrs. lie Brun Cooper the Ave story
dwelling, lsx100.5. at as East Fifty
second street. to client for occupancy.
The house was held at $4,000.
EAST TWENTY-EIGHTH STREET -
Pease G. Gilman sold for the Roth
stamp Realities, inc, TO Jacob schafer
the four story dwelling. 1sx10o. at
229 East Twenty % ghth street.
THIRD AVENUE-Pease & Gilman
sold for Ida L. Stahnannt OF Geneva,
n. Y, to Mrs Gertrude Albert the
four story building. 2s.Sx10O, at 1874
Third avenue.
EAST 121ST STREET--Georse w. Bret
tell sold for the estate OF Mrs. Il.
scofield to John Fusco the three story
dwelling. 17xloo, at 128 East 131st
street.
EAST 10TH sTREET--Charles r. Fa-
rulo sold for II. Louise Sands a five
story tenement at 232 East I07th
street, to an investor.
WEST TWENTY-EIGHTH STREET
William A. White & Sons sold for
Laura A. Cregan 2O2 TO 2O4 West
Twenty-eighth street. two three story
buildings, 40.4x61.i, TO Lowenfeld 4
Prayer.
WEST 12IST STREET--The e. A. Pc.
lax Realty t>"npany, Inc, sold for
Mrs. Flaig to IL client OF w. A. Schultz
225 West 12lst street. a five story
fiat
EAST sIxTY-FIRsT sTREET--charle,
De Witt Rogers is reported to hav,
sold as East Sixty-frst street, a -four
story dwelling. 2ox10O.5. to a buyei
who will alter the property into small
suites
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OTHER SALES IN THE bronx.

AvENuE-samuel Weiss
berg bought from Frederick Brown.
through Maxwell Moser. tho northwest
corner of lntervale avenue and Beck
street, a Ave story new law building.
69xss. Isaac Hyman represented the
purchaser and julius II. zieser repre-
scented the seller.
UNIVERSITY AvENUE--shaw 4 Co.
sold through J. Hoffman TO an invest
ing client 1894 University avenue, a
1--WE story new law apartment house.
tbx112, for NJ. S. Ames and Leopold
Well
PAULDING AVENUE - e. Sharum
bought from Leonas1 Heuser q vacant
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-16
BUSINESS LEASES.

Douglas Robinson, Charles s, Brown
Company rented Office space In 10 Wall
street to James Stuart Lowry Co. and
Villas a Hickey, and In 16 Beaver street
to Harbor Stores Corporation, Domin-
ion Emportera Limited; Clarence II.
Tilley and Northern stovedoring Com
pany. -.~,-
Louis sohras leased TIE hrst lot In
937 Seventh avenue to Remenizky q
Levin; the second loft in the building
at the southeast corner Of Twentieth
street and Seventh avenue to Boni 4
Co. the NTH loft in Ill to 21b West
Twentieth street to Weinstein q Fem
sold.
Maurice werthsim leased oflices in
the Long Beach Building. Lexington
avenue and Forty-second street, to the
" agner Leasing Company. Inc. and the
Economy Body Sales Company.
Wright Barclay. Inc. leased to Con-
verse & Co. the store, basement sub
basement and FIRST loft at 325 Broad
way This store will be connected with
the store at SO and IS Worth street and
running through TO and 7 Thomas
street
Louis Marks leased the entire second
floor and rear half OF third floor OF S5
Nassau street to Frank q. Kenn and
Lee Heng, who will conduct a restau-
rant upon completion OF alterations. 1t
will be known as the Nassau Chinese
American Restaurant. The alterations
and lease will involve about $4,000.
Rutland & Whiting Benjamin Cor
poration leased space In II and 10 West
Forty fifth street to Rossein & Nemi-
ron and Hollingsworth q Bragdon and
w. II. Orchard, architects: a loft IN
12t West Thirty-fourth street to the
William r. Gratz Import Company |;
space in IS and 81 Ann street to Frank
Marxi and Frank Marquis
Michael E Upset leased 10000 square
feet in ia to 100 West Twenty-sixth
street to Louis Msrgolis for I'VE years
at n total rental Of. 500. 600.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-16
LIVE TOPICS OF THE \
COMMERCIAL WORLD
'Steenth Price Boost
on Collars 10 Hinted

THERE 10 no foundation for the
belief that shirt and collar
prices may decline. according
TO New York representatives Of some
of the large manufacturers of these
commodities. In fact. II was de-
clared there Is every reason TO be.
lieve that prices may increase. T.
While no immediate increase II on.
pected II was pointed out by the
manufacturers that cotton prices have
not declined and that there 10 pos
sibility Of an increase in the cost OF
the raw materials. This, together
with the constantly mounting labor
costs. may force prices above present
levels.
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Manhattan.

18th ST. 1871 w-Unon Dime Savings
Bank ast James Hebron ct al fore
closure OF mortgage; attys, Butcher.
Tanner IL Foster.
Bronx.
LOTS 90, 81. 81. block 4.es7, section 10.
tax map-Pilade Bertieri agt Emma c
Daily ct al foreclosure of mortgage;
atty. n Litteli.
WATSON Az. ms, 100 " Pussley av, look
l037--Pilado Bertieri aEt North Bronx
Realty Co ct al tforeclos re OF mort
Eage): atty. II LittelI
LOT 2S?. map OF 327 lots known as II nt"r
estate, property OF Hudson +. Rcse--t &
Trust Co of y Y, a. trustee agt Daniel
Nielsen ct al foreclosure OF mortgage) (;
Attys. Stewart & She'rer
nth ST, cor Jerome av, ss.sx'1s7--
National Savings Bank OF the city Of
Albany agt Joseph Wells ct al foro-
closure OF mortgagel; atty, Swain.
ST ASN'S Az, h cor southern Boule-
ward, 24.sxioo - Pauline thinner agt
Gustav A schwenk ct al foreclosure OF
MORTGAGE; atty. II Fesenden.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-16
WILL PRESS FIGHT
AGAINST FUR TAX
Committees Being Organized
in Principal Cities to
Urge Repeal.

Committees are being organized in va
rious fur centres throughout the United
States to press the campaign to eliminate
the 10 per cent. tax placed on articles
manufactured from fur under section
500 Of the war revenue act OF 1918. The
committees will act In conjunction with
the central committee organised in this
city.
In the far West H. Libes Of San Fran
cisco will act as manager Of the cam
paign. Organizations are being per-
fected in Boston, Chicago. Philadelphia,
ct Paul. Minneapolis. Maine and Rhode
Island. 81 Louis will be invited to CO.
operate.
Adolph Engei, chairman OF the central
committee. announced yesterday after
noon that he would appoint an executive
manager within a few days who will
have charge of the details OF the cam
paign. As soon as the executive man.
ager Is named Offices will be opened here
1t was pointed out by a member Of the
fur trade that the Government through
tho 10 per cent. tax would collect about
I'll, 100000 from the fur trade.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-16
Runaway Market Predicted.

Many dealers In tho gray goods mar
ket, basing their judgment on the un
usual activ ties in the market during the
last few days, are predicting a runaway
market In the near future. They point
out that in the colored and bleached
goods lines the heavy buying is yet to
be done, and express confidence this
buy ng will start as soon as the jobbers
finish their conferences which are being
held In Chicago and Louisville. Ky.
Statesmen just back from the road re
port business good, and many are pre-
pairing 10 return to the road in few
days
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-16
French SACRIFICED Fingers.
Special Gable Despatch Il TINS srS

NVecTu' VuUIo DtSVdTuH u THE Sun.
PARIS, April l5.-Many women hand
emhroderers who lost their employment
during the war and turned TO ammuni-
ton factories for n livelihood are re-
ported as complaining OF their inability
TO return 10 embroidery making because
during years OF work In the metal fac
tories their fingers have lost the delft
ness necessary to needlework.
As n result of the hcroism OF the
French women fewer hand embrolderers
are available for the industry, which
has meant much TO France and to those
in other countries who have looked to
France for artistic creations In hand
made embroieries and laces
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-16
REC JKDED LEASES,
Manhattan,

isT Av. 1895. n W cor S0th Ut, stores
DIN e. a sallio A Roche to Louis Gold
berg. Ell Y sea ct, yrs from Apra /,
1919, address l. Goldberg. on the
ST NicHoLAs Nv, cor iis,ih 4. $50 40
store In theatre bldg-NationaI city
Amusement Enterprises TO Sami Nut
nick. sos W l7bth st. 3 yrs from May /,
1919; address Nutnick. I3i+ ST Niche
s5TrHH ST, iiiio W, aaii-Eiin * b,itcrt to
Bertha FEEDER, 1S3 W Sth at. yrs
from Dec IL, 1918; atty. Harry A FEEDER,
9TH Av, sll-i5. Rll--Gracs r Alien ct al
TO Hailoran's. Inc, eit 9TH ay, yrs
from, May l. 1918; atty. Jno cunneen,
orm wen st's.ii,..in;,,m'i !; ~. 80. 900
Antonio Russo, SEQ 9th av. yrs from
Dec !, 1915 yrs rem; atty, 8 + Frank.
9TH Az, $50, and b--Lsura A Cresan 10
David Muller, 1870 9th av. yrs from
March J. 1918; atty. A IL sarasohn. sOs
Broadwsy ....-.,,,,....,..Ss0
Bronx.
lSlST ST. l3t y, store, &c--Alhert Mo-
linking. Hoboken, " j. to Man Goldfarb,
73+ Il islst IT, 3 yrs from Dec rs. 1915;
atty Max Goddard, 7Si r iSist st. 1904
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN.
Manhattan.
ssTH ST 40 E-Fleser Benaz g. Co ast
Clara l. Rossihe ct al; Feb. Z, lpls. t57l.2S
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-16
LEASES IT'S 18TH BUILDING.

Through the Charles r. Noyes Conn
pany the Coastwise Warehouses Inc,
has leased its thirteenth building for
storage purposes. The new lease calls
for an aggregate rental Of $3.50. 900 and
covers the six story and basement build
ing. occupying q plot Of $4,000 square
feet, at $50 to 545 West Thirty-fourth
street and extending through to $40 and
542 West Thirty-ffth street. The term
of the lease Is for twenty-one years and
the warehouse company will assume oc-
cupancy on August /.
James z. Gledhill and George H. Keim
are the owners Of the property. which
increases the space of the Coastwise