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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-20
OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

John w. De Mott sold the old De Mott
homestead at Clifton. n. j., to John
Hamersma The property has a 'front.'
age Of 22s feet on Main avenue, 400 feet
on Hadley avenue and 500 feet on Grove
street, and comprises a total OF forty
four city lots. In addition to the large
De Mott mansion. which has been a land
mark in that part of New Jersey for
thirty years or more. there are two
other dwellings, on the property.
John Nee Bowman. proprietor Of the
Hotel Blltmore. acquired coo acres near
Rye. N. Y. known as the Hobart Park
estate. as a site for a country club 20
contain 400 roopls and baths, which
when completed will represent an ex-
penditure OF 81, 5000 1t Is planned to
have the Improvement ready for occu-
pancy- inside OF a year. The site Is on
blum overlooking Long Island Sound. 1t
Is planned to use $50 acres for the hotel
and golf courses.
Robert e. Farley Organization sold
for B. B. Riley his house on Bellew
avenue, Tuckahoe y. Y, to John Clln-
ton and a plot on Huntington avenue In
the Greenacres section OF Scarsdale, n.
Y, TO J. d. Adams OF New York.
The suburban cottage OF d. G. Story.
situated In the Woods OF Larchmont
Larchmont Manor. was sold to Mrs. NJ
Gladys Thompson OF New York city.
George Howe was the broker.
Murray Apfelbaum sold the southwest
corner of Mulberry and Clinton streets.
Newark, for Meyer Augenblock to Fred
Horns
Fish & Marvin sold to Francis c. Rob
ertson four lots adjoining his residence
on Monterey avenue at Pelham; rented
for Gen. Oliver r. Bridgman his resi-
dence at Orienta Point, Mamaroneck. TO
Robert Leonard. and sold fifteen lots on
Highbrook avenue at Pelham Manor 10
A. d. Phelps Of this city. who intends TO
erect four houses.
Charles L. Stephens sold to a client Of
Otterbourg. Slender & Houston the Ave
lots, 125x1o0. at the National Boulevard,
corner Beach street. at Long Beach.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-20
LIVE TOPICS OF THE
COMMERCIAL WORLD
ST. More for Fall Shoes,
Manufacturer Predicts

TIRST quality shoes will cost at
least 81 more a pair next fall,
according to Henry w. Cook.
head of the A. e. Nettleton Shoe
Company. Manufacturers have adj
vanced their prices that much during
the last few weeks because of the
higher prices they are paying for
raw materials.
Instead of Europe sending hides
and leather to this country as for
merly, 1t Is pointed out that the
dealers there are demanding finished
leather and shoes from the United
States In large quantities.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-20
Brocaded silks In Demand.

One OF the features Of recent activi-
ties in the wholesale elk market has
been the unusual demand for brocaded
materials to be used for negligees and
similar garments. Rich silks OF this
type are said to be in greater demand
now than they have been for some
years and the large purchases made by
womens wear manufacturers has re-
suited In causing a shortage in some
quarters OF the market
The Wholesale dealers seem to have
little difficulty in disposing OF goods at
from 50 to SIS a yard.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-20

NEW BEDFORD, Mass. May 19.-There
has been an active demand for both
carded and combed yarns, Frederick u.
Macy & Co. report this week. Prices
have advanced and 1t has been difficult
to get the extreme fine numbers OF
combed and very coarse numbers
carded.
kept fairly level on Eastern yarns, while
on Southern they have been very err
ratio and customers have had consid-
cradle trouble placing their orders. as
prices have not held long enough TO con-
summate the trade.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-20
FRANKLIN AVENUE RESALE.

Frederick Brown has resold to ]. S.
Mehlman through Harry J. Rogers the
two five story apartment houses at 1908
and 110s Franklin avenue. southwest
corner OF 16sth street. the former on a
plot 49x95x irregular, and tho corner
house on plot 6ox13ox irregular. There
are six stores In the corner building.
The houses were held at $l55,000 and
return an annual rental of about S10,500.
The purchaser will hold the property for
investment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-20
sATTsFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lenders at
torney.)
Manhattan,

10th sr,s 9 So W Hamilton ter. 1sxSo-
Harry w Cowell to the Guardian Life Ins
Co of America, July 30. 1897; attys.
Dulon Roe. Il Park Row. 81, 900
ST. NICHOLAS AV. 1630-2-Emily Bier
man to Abel King, l4s L 65th st and
ano. Jan IL. 1918; atty. Fredk Lese, IS
6lsT ST. n ITS west End av 225xi0o.3-
Standard Concrete Steel Co: los W 4oth
at to Orteig Motor Co, 10l West End av.
March 20. 1919; atty. Gillespie q Co. 90
ST NfycHofxs Pi ics 10th s %. Az
1oo-Leonard B & Isabella Smith to
the Irving Saw Instu, l16 Chambers st,
Jan AZ. 1892; atty. Jas NJ Carpenter. 2ss
Greenwich ct SIS, 900
I'D Az, 2sss--Hy A Bowerman. waterviiet,
N Y. to the Greenwich Saw Bank. 246
9Th av. May IS. 1911; atty. Lawyers
st Go, iSo bway ss'ooe
Poughkoepsie, Y, to Anna l. salberg,
April l., 1904; attys. Klein & Jackson.
ARDEN ST. 2o-Kingdale Holding Corpn,
All Bway. to Arrow Holding Corpn. AT
Bway, Jan ., 1919; atty. julius II. Zie-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-20
DWELLING TO BE RESTAURANT.

The four story and basement dwelling
at 100 Madison avenue. between Thirty
second and Thirty-third streets. on a lot
24.7xe5, has been leased by Mrs. Anna
NJ. Romaine for twenty-one years. with
the privilege of renewals. to a concern
which will alter the property and open a
high class restaurant In the new con-
Germ are Meyer Reikes. Louis Loukin
and Benjamin Itkin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-20

as, atty. Lawyers Title d T Co, 100
roR fsaS RoiD. 5. 81 " TieSoa nav sv,
cospn to Melrose Holding Gs't corpn, a6s
sFSssSEs' Nay NJ lss II W. 80 tts1c
HuBBEL ST, ls52--wm winberg to Jas
Polan, %! Rhinelander Az, May 10. due
Noy; IT,, 1922, ehS:; attya ciock.s; *. *
BECK ST. a. :. $50 1i;th .t, itsiooHxSG
oreinbers and ano to Jacob 1lue.tein,
yIs SIS; atty, U 5 Title Guar Co, 90
nSsTsuSk Nv cor iiith St. ';;:sssss@yY
q, skiyn, May IL. instais SO; atty, M N
RECORDED LEAsEs.
VIM AstOr to Isidor Pessty. 100 y ga
NAB io Gv ,F; i.s s5om tS Nov h ,s porda 81
sehielner ana sno, AZ Az A. from May
,ra Az wa TO SSly .iss i. a: ST: ii9
and part b-Stern q Bresman TO 8
Faik. 1as w s5th st from July !, 1919.
70 JUNE 1. 1879; atty. Gerald @ schwartn,
SAB ST.. 81 W. a;ll.Eiuse;ni.; 3 or.nnIs to
No ios W Stn st CO, from Feb i. isis;
brH Av. 2os. 9th av side Of I'd ioft-Jno
Hallenbeck to Max Rothstein. ala 9Th
av, yrs from May /, 1919: atty, Jno
BoGard, 80 Park Row ............ 900
18TH Av, SEA, aii-Jacob orth to Tove
Metas. ts< llth av. years from May ],
AMsTEkDXM Av.' str. rooms
In rear of store-stern q saalberg Realty
Co. to Kari Fischer on the premises. o
yrs from July J. 1919. 81 sec
AVENUE B. 81, ground as. II. Franksn-
helm to Abe Davidson and Julius Chad
wick. 81 Avenue b. Q yrs from May ].
1919; atty. Oscar Aronson. 90 Nassau
ST, 24A-24s w. 4th O.
b0xe2. Lorraine Restaurant q Bakery Co.
to Anna Spencer, Z 1912 yrs. from July
i, 1919. yrs rnew; atty. Sidney b.
Katz. 81 Liberty st. .$3. 600
ooERCK ST. 90. str a b 4 rooms. rest d
bakery in b-Jos Greenwaid to Sam
Urister Jacob Beck, on the premises.
yrs to May !, 1919; atty. Max Slender,
1l6 Nassau ST.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
Bronx.
BRIGGS AV, cor l94th ct, cor store
q Realty Co to Felix Resnick, b7t w
1otth st. 10 yrs from Oct /, 1918; atty,
HONG, $50 Bway ............31, $50
FABLE ST. zoe, rooms on I'D floors
LipHins to Emanuel Spirs zoe Faile,
yrs from Sept 1. 1919; atty. J. FNurman,
sliTH 81. 7,t e. aiii.bieiins Co to AM AN.
gela Autonicci. $3.50 Holland av. 8 Is
yrs from June l. 1919; atty. John b
N Pennetto. bss fremont av..... 44o
CLARK PL. 2+2s, all-Pauline Cibrelli TO
Michl Di Gennaro. f525 Amsterdam av.
ct al, yrs from June l. 1912; atty,
ID Wasssrman. s<3 Audubon av. 1890
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-20
SALE ON WEST 12aD STREET.

Title to tho nine story elevator apart
ment house at lis to 122 West iasrd
street, owned by the Minaret Building
company. Inc, was transferred yester-
Gay to the Eilda Realty Company, Inc.
The property was held at s2o0, 900 and
contains thirty-three apartments Nc
tDvitt Bowling were the attorneys
for the seller.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-20
VIII Fight Mercantile Tax.

ELMIRA, May 19.-Business men here
who md themselves liable to tho tax
imposed by the city on certain classes
of mercantile houses are making ar
rangements to go to court II necessary
to oppose collection OF the tax on the
ground that 1t is discriminatory.
The city levied the tax to make up for
loss in revenue because of the prohibi-
ton law. but as yet no attempt has
been made by the authorities to collect.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-20
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

It'd ST. +si E-Isabtlla l. Beekman to
Frances eoh3,y 4 F Bohaty to Jos F
Hoonks. 1911 Sd av. . a.sns. $4,000
Hesoe1ApwAiiY. iii Sic.rritile Guar ;..'vs
atty. Edw Mcclure. 81 Chambers st,
assns. $4,000 and ............'4o. 900
SAD ST. s26 10 E-Robt + Potter. trus-
tee TO Lawyers Mort Co. So Liberty
SAB ST. i4s wS-Daniei NJ MMiers to VIM iVI r
Taylor. Phila. Pa; atty. VIM b Wins.
ARDEN ST, 2oEKingdaie Holding Corpn
to Abr Davis, 2l5 W ll3th st and ano;
atty; J H loser. az Bway; cooo ~; I'LL
Junker. individ & extx to Fred Boss,
u w s5th st: attys. a & II Bloch: 80
MHpisoN Xv 1854. mt now ,i7.ccG.jss
s5th st; atty. Geo W Ellis. iis
10TH ST, $50 'w:Piocomno Realty Ccrpn
to Mary Kingsland. 1925 6th av: atty ~:
Gregory, IS Broad st -: $50. 900
n to \ y Title & Nor. Co, 1875 Bway;
TOOTH ST. $50 EEss25th AZ corpn to
Morton Stein. 60 Wall st............SlO0
Bronx.
MOTT AV SO cor l4ath q, 6oxloo-S W
NJ Realty Co to Jacob Sanders, $50 Az
st John; atty, Title Guar d 7 Co. IFS
SAME PRoPERTY-sar,sh Hart to Isaac
Hart. $50 w l47tL st; atty, same 81
SEDwICK AV. 26s5-7-Christins II Var
cor 23sth st: atty. f Davis. $40 Sd
av: assets. each $3.50. .....,..$l $4,000
McGRAW AV, l940-Amanda F Kadee to
Jshn Muller, 1855 Sd av; atty. Title Guar
Is5TH ST. $40 E-Clara Best. exr. TO Kath-
rine w Arrowsmith. +s1 Sd ave. Bklyn;
attys Dunn & d, 261 Bway 81
Is5TH ST, go E-Katharine W Arrow
smith. Bklyn, to Ellie A Hays. S24 Carl
ton av, Bklyn: atty. same. VI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-20
Muskrat Prices Advance 100 p. G.

According to information received
from London by cable. muskrat Is SELL
ing In the fur market there at prices 100
per cent higher than those which pre-
vailed last spring. Black and Southern
muskrat are selling at the same prices
they did a year ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-20
SALE OF THE CHEsTERFIELD.

The Chesterfield was resold by the
Winter Realities Inc. BENJAMIN Winter
president, through Mascot and tanning.
10 the North Castle Realty Corpora
ton. Otto r Hartmann president The
building occupies a plot 100x130 irregu-
lar and is divided into suites of six,
seven and eight rooms. Mr.. Hartmann
gave In part payment his $50 acre es.
tate located at North Castle, ono Of the
most exclusive sections of westchester.
The deal involved approximately $780,
900. Mr.. Winter recently purchased the
Dorchester. and a number Of other high
class apartment houses
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-20
LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan.

18TH ST, s, 27is It OF SIN av. 2osx
iO05-Carl Michael Eyer Norwegian
Home for the Aged. Inc, agt Mary Z
Manuel ct al (foreclos of mtgl; atty. II
NJ Bellinger.
lo6TH ST n $, 200 Il OF LIST av, ?Sxloos
City Savings Bank of Bklyn agt Abra-
ham Sonksn ct al (roreclos of mtg) /;
Sttys Butcher Tanner & Foster.
Bronx.
COSTER ST, 9 s, $50 II 8 Of Spofford av, 20
xloo--Alphonsine l. Lecuyer agt Feiser
Realty e Const Co ct al (foreclos OF
mtg): attys. Deiches & Goldwater.
CRESTON Az. n Q cor OF ls7th st, 2o.SNs5
Matter of petition OF Anna Arnheiter
faction to register titled atty. q Mayer
BAILEY AV. Q $. GOA II OF Pailey pl.
50xsO.7-Thomas + Seaman agt Marga-
ret Devanney ct al uoreclos Of mtg);
atty, NJ A Hulett.
VAN COURTLANDT Av, e cor OF Grand
Blvd and Concourse. 23b.sxs6s. 9-John
specific performance of oontracp; attys.
Niles & Johnson.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-20
PLANS HOTEL FOR GREENWICH.

Russell A. Cowles plans the improve
ment OF one OF his holdings in Green
witch with hotel and apartment to
cover the site of the old Lenox home
stead property on the Boston Post road,
Pickwick Inn. which Mr.. Cowles devel-
oped a few years ago. The Fred F.
French Company. which has designed
the building. expects to start operations
not later than July /.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-20
ESTATE SELLS CHIsELHURsr.

Geo. r. Read & Co. have sold for
Edwin II. Peck executor and trustee Of
the estate Of Walter J. Peck. deceased,
and Edna p. Jenkins. the Chiselhurst, a
ak story elevator apartment house 455
70 $50 Fort Washington avenue, Just
south OF 1s1st street. to the Commas
Realty Corporation, which bought the
property as an Investment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-20
Mannequins Mt Racetrncks Here.

Patrons of horse racing in this vicin-
ity may have an opportunity this sea-
son Of viewing tho latest creations In
women's apparel worn by the pick OF
New York's best looking mannequins
at the tracks II plans of several houses
In this city are carried out.
Prominent style originators and deal
ers here have been seriously considering
for some time the proposition to adopt
the established custom Of the Paris
coutHiers but because the attitude Of
the American public has not been tried
out In this respect those interested are
in a quandary as to the best method to
pursue to obtain the desired results
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-20
Record Prioe for Mohair.

PORTLAND, Ore, May 19.-The Lebanon
mohair pool of 1900 pounds has been
sold at 81 cents. the highest price paid
for any wool or mohair this season and
az cents above the price paid for the
Loianon pool last year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-20
FARMS ron SALE

In PAYMENT secures small village
L.sr,- i'..'s like rent. apple trees in full
CO.'S, r'v room model farm house in
Sosii Ign, TAort walk station. Addtsss
strs. 4h HOME LEAGUH. 40 west Iind
's'' 1850 Madison Square
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-20
WILL FIX GERMAN
DYE IMPORT LIMIT
Advisory Committee Is Named
to Boost War Trade
Board.
Special DespatcA 70 TIE suN.


WARRINGTON. May 1.-THE appoint
ment Of an advisory committee on dyes
to assist in determining the extent to
which the importation Of German dyes
will be to the interest of tho United
States was announced by the War Trade
Board to-day.
The committee will consist Of nine
members. four representing the dye
producers industry and four represent
ing the industries interested In the utili-
sation Of dyestuffs. An additional
member OF the committee will be ap-
pointed within the next few days. It was
announced. The committee announced
to-day consists Of Henry b. Thompson.
New York; Frank b. Cheney, South
Manchester. Conn Franklin w. Hobbs.
Boston; Morris Poucher. Wilmington !;
August Merz. Newark; w. H. Watkins,
Buffalo, and DR.. c. II, Herty. New York.
As soon as arrangements have been
completed the War Trade Board will
issue an announcement with respect to
the character and quantity Of German
dyes which will be licensed for importa-
ton into the United States and the con-
ditions under which such importations
may be made.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-20
CITY REAL ESTATE.
HGSS Business Property
IthNIsHED APARTMENTs no mn

NJ, = Il NENT 10 sublst: beautifully fur
I!r- rooms. 3 baths; southern expo
inCrit .rPt goth; very desirable; $500 per
ehL rs West End Az
n, GET NEAR BRoADwAY-Unu.usI on.
rsa, beautiful apartment; S outside
or ., ann bath; Immediately to Oct LIST,
Crpr, FINISHED. sl35; furnished, $3.50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-20
AT S2l0 THIRD AVENUE.l
AIECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN.

9th ST. . Weir = Jeppsssn. Inc.
April 20. 1913. .t7saoe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-20
BUSINESS LEASES.

Peass 4 Gilman leased stores In 1928
Park avenue to the Pa{k Avenue Taxi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-20
oa5 FIFTH AV. WORTH 5000. 900

Considering the nature of the proper
,y involved ane It's location. probably
The most interesting OF the sales was
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-20
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
lat II VESEY STREET, ]
Rv Harry Rrady

BY Henry Brady.
10th ST. Sl3-IB W. n 8. 205 W Amsterdam
av. TAX Abt lS6x irreE, l sty stable and
sty rear tnt-A W Pross ct al sgt Mes
tor Holding Co ct al; due, Si2,6sIsS;
taxes &C, s67sss; to the ConwAlt Cor
poration Observation-Disclosures. 500
lat S2lo THIRD AvENUE.I
BY Henry Brady.
PARKER ST, 1855, Q 8, 20 n Gleve av, ask
D5-William Torpey agt ] IL Corkey ct
al; due. {S.652i2; taxes. &c, 3ls73s; to
william Peters ''''''''''''''.,..'N Soo
By James l. Wells Co.
10TH ST, ls9 W, . .. so W Ogden av, 2Sx
100, 8 sty tint and str-M II Weight aEt
Arthur Schmidt ct al: due. I,4i4,2s;
taxes, &C. st22.se: to the PLAINTIFF 81, 900
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.
JOHN ST, i5-Justin C 'Brien Co Inc,
against John cockcroft. Inc, owner
NnsnsWSIT c.tt.,''' 'sSslt.lS
egaints Hannah Summons, owner and
contractor ....,..,-.''......., ,s724b
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-20

sass; tho Estate of Hiram II. Lamport
CO., 1ts Broadway, f1sb. and Thomas n.
Redmond and Max l.. Mascius Co.. ass
Broadway, $3.50. Charles A. Hitchcock,
81 Park row. IL the attorney.
Schedules in Bankruptcy.
j. NJ. Money a Goa schedule of J. N.
MGNey Co, no address. shows La
bilittes of Sls.ss1, and assets Of Sl1,tts,
which are all in debts due the bank
rupt. The three largest creditors are
~ Mattel, 90 West 18th street, ss,ss3;
the Red Lion Inn, Larchmont, N r.,
N,1b0, and a. Sullivan. West Twenty
second street. sl.10o. Abraham II
Goodman. lts2 Broadway Il the attoF.
ROBERT HILL. INCA schedule of Rob.
ert Hin, Inc. sts West Fifty second
street, shows liabilities Of ;2I, 100, and
assets of s4i.7t7, sss.tso of which are
In debts due the bankrupt The three
largest creditors are Adele L. Hhi,
hartford. Conn. 81. S6i. and the seabosrd
$1,000. Reginald " Kelley. use Broad
way In the attorney,
Receiver in Bankruptcy.
HENRY sTAIER-Judge Julius NJ, Mayer
appointed william r. HAYWARD az re-
celver with q 5000 bond for Henry
Staler a stockbroker at SO Broadway
FL hbL JACOBS-Judge John c. Knox
appointed Raymond J. Knoeppei as re-
ceiver with $500 bond for Ethel Js-
GODS. 1889 Third avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-20
JUDGMENTS
Manhattan.

ms Following judgments were flied yes
debtor: W
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-20
REAL ESTATE.

"" JERSEY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
V,,t mn IOWN-A handsome restdenca
are grounds, for sale at a bargain.
sor" una n LakeS-A number of hand
iss'ien"cs for sale.
y oTthern New Jersey-Farm. ras,daroa.
~. axes Tor sale.
--SaId j: Iahill. Tel 1865 Boynton, N, J.
CITY REAL ESTATE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-20

IssTH sT, 10 W. n = so'ilxss. ii.chiairilsss
+ Haskell to Annie + stanford, 2as w
,,sTRE ST. Is So W sway ~ SsciC1ssil-cshsSSSS
" 55th st. mtg 5000; atty. Vt &
i'sTH 81. as Z. : 5, iss1ssil"TSs
.l1sth 81. mtg $500, April so $500. 81
18TH ST, 81 W. s7,SrSs.ll; 18Th st. 80
W, s7sxss.ll-Martha G Reid to Cool
Davis. So Bwsy .'.....,.'.. .'.' - 81
18TH ST. ,s?2 W. 8 s5xss,1l-Realty &
Commercial Co to $50 w lS7th ST Corp.
thaniel Kent, i2O Bway, .,......,.. 500
18TH ST. $, 226 " Bway. s5xssii-
Same to same. all liens. May Is; atty,
10TH 81. $50 W Bway. Jors ;sigG
l.tth st. 8, 200 W Bway. 5oxsSii-
81 Corp, 40 Bway; atty. Nathaniel
ST TicH9tAs ~ Sgs iii!h 4;
Corp TO Jules Realty Co, 40 Bway, mtg
$4,000. all liens, May 10; atty. n Y
SANE PR SSi iss Nag Realty CO 800 TO
$4,000. ali liens. May 1 Is; st. atty nSS
l.sTW ST. 5. is Convent ay. a5ns stGi
1Ssth, mtg $1,000, May ls; atty. Law:
l5isT sT, s. 100 W Amsterdam cv, 'TSS
" isis, ST corp, iao B%sy' May Is IL.
all liens; atty. Nathaniel Kent. i2o
A1ssTrnRDAiM Av. .sii.ai.s. ' cor
Louis Finkelstein. q st Marks pl. ct al.
mtg $40. 900, all liens. May fe atty,
wADsWoRTH AV, n W cor lsoth at, 1856
xeOx irrsg-Barclay Holding Corp to
Manton at Bsyport. N Y, mtg
HAVEN Az. " S62.10 ls1st st. 75xlis
--Pennant Realty Co TO Shenk r g. C
Co, lis w i2oth st. mtg ss4.Soo; attys.
Morrison & s, sac Bway. 800
Bronx.
Borough. OF The BRONX.
ARTHUR Av' AIS wslism IT.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1919-05-29
A State Manager

The Punta Gorda Herald has
said it--a State Manager for Flor
ida! The Herald, apropos of pol
itics, gives vent to the following
ooh, brethen, for heavens sake
quit bringing out candidates for
governor, constable, dog pelter ct
omne! There's no money i'll it
and darn little patriotism. What
Florida needs is a State manager,
the same sort of an official that
st. Augustine has. Away with
the legislature!"
The cOmmission-manager plan
works splendidly for a city, and
we contend that on an amplifed
scale with proper safeguards, the
same plan will hold good for the
administration of the affairs in
counties and States.-St. Angus
tine Record.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1919-05-29
White Fly Fungus Ready for
Distribution

The chronological Department
Of the State Plant Board now has
ready for distribution a supply Of
the Red ASchersonia and the Yel-
low Aschersonia. These two fun
gi are natural enemies of the Com
mon and the Cloudy-winged
whiteflieS of citrus. A culture,
which is the amount of fungus
that can be readily grown in a
Wlde-mouth one pint bottle is suf-
ticient to treat an acre of grove.
These pure cultures are to be pre-
ferred to fungus obtained on
leaves, because b ytheir use there
is absolutely no danger of getting
any other disease into the grove.
Directions for applying the fun
gus accompany each shipment.
The price is Is cents per culture,
approximately the cost of pro-
duction.
Dr. berger, entomologlst OF the
Plant Board, says: In localities
where some of the Cloudy-winged
Mhitefy is present or where it is
the only species, we recommend
using some of the Yellow Ascher-
sonia as well as the Red. To de-
termine whether the Cloudy
Winged species is present, |
would urge that all growers
ordering fungus or making in
quiry, send us 20 or 30 leaves, col
lected a random from the worst
infected trees, for examination.
Growers are also requested to
remit with each order, as doing so
will save postage. All remittan-
ces should be made payable to the
State Plant Board of Florida and
correspondence a d DIR essed d to
them.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1919-05-29
While we were in Arcadia Fri

While we were in Arcadia Fri
day, we had the pleasure of long
talk with Claude G. Jones, who re-
turned last Thursday from "over
there" where he had been IN I'm
Gle Sam s collection of fighting
Americans. Mr.. Jones had some
experiences in France, England
and Germany, which time can
never efface from the book OF his
memory. He has written several
interesting letters back home to
his family, which were published
without his knowledge, but which,
however, were very much enjoyed
by his many friends, of whom the
writer is one. We hope to read
many more from his trenchant
pen.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1919-05-29

The steam pressure canner is
becoming popular in Florida. The
women find steam pressure valua-
bic in canning meats. One wo-
man in Lee county recently can
ned two pigs. Where the meat
cannot be cured for lack of a cool
ing plant, this method of keeping
it has proved valuable. A great
many steam pressure Gamers are
being purchased, and beef, pork,
chickens, and fish are canned.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1919-05-29
Sorghums, millets, cowpeas and

Sorghums, millets, cowpeas and
velvet beans are the forage crops
best suited for winter planting,
says the University of Florida Ex-
pertinent Station. Florida farm
ers should grow sufficient hay to
feed their farm animals instead of
importing it from other sections
Of the country.