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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS,
To-day

Greece (parcel post mails only. via Pstras
SIS Schoharie, 10 A. NJ.
Gibraltar Greece must he specially addressed
for despatch by this steamer, via Gibraltar
and Patras; also parcel post mails for Glib
raltar and Greece, So. Presidente Wilson 10
A. NJ.
sierra Leone, Gold Coast. Togoland, Lagos,
Kamerun. Fcrnandopo, 1t. Thome, French
Congo and Belgian Congo, via Sierra Leone.
Accra, LONE, Lagos, Duois, Fernandopo. 81
Thome, Mberville. Port Gentil. Bona and
Matadi, SIS, Shonga, IL NJ.
saturday, Oct. Is.
France Especially addressed only, via
Havre also parcel post mails for France
Algeria, Corsica and Tunis, IS. Rochambeau.
go A. NJ,
Greece paroel post mails only). via Pireus.
IS Canada, 10 80 A. Nj.
Greece and Rumania (parcel post mails and
specially addressed correspondence, via
Pireus and Constance, Sc. Newly Hall, II NJ.
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Conservative Export Buying.

While operating conservatively in the
local wholesale dry goods market, for
eign merchants generally are covering
their requirements for the next three
or four months. realizing that they can
not expect to buy goods cheaper during
that period, according TO the weekly re-
port OF Neuss, Hesslein & Co., Inc. The
demand for spot" goods is greater than
the supply and foreign buyers are will
ingly paying advances now In order 10
secure their wants, II is said.
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Approve Rail Bin Amendments.

WAsHINGToN, Oct 16.-Amendments
to the railroad bill. giving authority to
the new Federal Transportation Board
to encourage development OF water
transportation lines. were approved to-
day by the Senate Interstate Commerce
Committee. The board would be au-
thorized to permit coordination OF those
lines with rail routes.
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PART Iv.-Before Mitchell J-Court opens at
PART N.-Not In session
fARI Ii-Before Wagner, Court opens at
PART VII.-.Before Cohalan, J.-Court opens
FART Vil1-.-Before Donnelly. J.-Court opens
PART 1x.-Before Granger. J.-Court opens
at 10 A. NJ
PART x,;-BefOre Dugrow. J.-Court opens at
PART xI.-Before whitaker, Court opens
at 10 A. NJ
PART xII..Before IGiegerich J.--Court opens
at 10 A NJ.
PART xIH.-Before Lydon, J.--oourt opens at
PART xIV.-Before Finch, J-At 10 A. N.
Cases TO he sent from this mart 10 Parts
XIV. to XVIII. inclusive for trial.
The sun., 1919-10-17
TRANspACIFIc MAuS-

The connecting mails close at the General
Post Office and City Hall Post office station,
New York, at p. M, as follows:
China, via Seattle. IS. Justin. Oct. IS
Hawaii, via San Francisco, SIS. Manoa,
Oct 2S.
Japan, Corea, China, siberia. Siam, Cochin
China Netherlands. East Indies and Philip
pine Islands, VIA Vancouver and Victoria.
Is c., S. Empress OF Asia, Oct. 25.
Tahiti, Marquesas. Cook Islands, New Yea
land and specially addressed mail for Aus
tralia, via San Francisco, SIS. Moana, Oct 20
Hawaii, Samoan Islands Austria and New
Zealand, via San Francisco, SIS, sonomh,
NOV b.
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SAILED FOR NEW YORK,

SIS La Touraine, from Havre.
SIS Regina dItalia, from Gibraltar.
SIS Masuda. from Liverpool.
SIS Ryufuku Maru. from Antwerp.
SIS McKeesport, from Havre.
SIS Ienape from Jacksonville.
SIS West Wind from Singapore.
SIS Largo Law, from Alden.
SIS Crossbill, from AvOnmouth.
SIS Uberaba, from Pernambuco.
SIS Santa Rosalia, from Buenos Ayres.
S. Lake Larga. from Hull.
SIS Carolyn, from Rouen.
SIS Baron Napier, from Halifax.
SIS Jekyl from Rio.
SIS Farnam, from Halifax.
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LIS PENDENS.
NronhoNtaa

LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan.
lOsD ST, s 5, qe.6 Columbus av, 20x10011
Crescent Star Realty Co agt Merry
Realty Co, Inc. ct al foreclosure OF
mortsageli attys, Guggenheimer, Inter
myer q Marshall.
l21TH ST, 8, 1870 W I'd av, 25x9e. INA
tlonal Surety Co agt James J Burke ct
AZ foreclosure of MORTGAGE; atty, @
. w Harper, Jr.
Az s-w cor 1soth st, 25x
1o0-Mutual Life Ins Co of y agt
Patrick J Ryan ct al foreclosure OF
mortgage) atty, l. Allen.
TIA -, l27-Hyman Galef agt Hyman
Voriss ct al (partition); atty. E Green-
berg.
55TH ST. n q, 1s5 e Cd av. 25x1oo.5-Mary
Fox ct al agt Rachel Osterweis ct al
(amended foreclosure of two mortgagee;
atty + Moran.
Bronx.
BRYANT Av. 1O52--Harry -Snitovsky agt
Henry Moeller ct al faction for speeinc
performance of contract; atty. A
Rabinovitch.
LOT IL (part of, map of North Melrose-...
" Y Title q Mtg Co agt Onofrio Miceli
ct al foreclosure Of mortgage): atty.
NJ Bellinger.
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To standardixe Work.

In an effort to standardize working
conditions in the women's garment
manufacturing trades throughout the
world and to check a possible drop in
wages in the United States which might
result from a sudden influx of foreign
workers. the executive committee of the
International Ladies' Garment Workers
Union has decided to revive the move
men' for an international labor organi-
zation in the needle trades, according to
a statement yesterday by Abraham
Baroff. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of the union.
According to present plans. Benjamin
Schlesinger, president OF the organiza-
ton, will go to Europe for the purpose
of investigating conditions and to get in
touch with the workingmen's organiza-
tons in the needle trades there. - 1t is
understood that he will leave for Europe
in a few weeks and will visit England.
France, Belgium, Italy and "any other
country that he will be permitted to
enter"
While the International Ladies Gar
ment Workers Union is the only one so
far to start such a movement, It is
nevertheless rumored in union circles
that other large organizations. notably
the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of
America, will soon follow the example Of
the garment workers union.
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan

sssTERDAM AV. asa. store and bsmt-
tshssTssa Props 70 Henry Feldhausen.
M Ills sv..............t $4,000 and i2.ioo
~ 81 1870 W. 4th noor--Abr NJ Druck-
nan nan to W Sweet q Co. . Maiden Lane,
6sts2y r' sFo Eis oGi l. i'is atty 500
xEERDAM Az. 1910. store moor and
ssskehouse under ssme--CAth Mostchnick
s.yrs from April i, 1916, atty, VIM j
I'VE MES PROPERTY sans spses--chss
S,,is,rsdorf to chas RosenthaI, 1910 Am
s W. atty. Paul NJ crandsli. ass Broad.
lin en- ......... ...........: .tl ,eeV
'o ST. si2-34s K, all-Becksr Bros.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

MARKS, owner; J NJ Levin. Inc,
contr .............,..,...
an Nv, ioo5-Henry Herr aEt Adolf Frank
is.sess: A d schiavone. contr. .....S140
18TH ST. "a Was Higham agt Clara
Ksech OF al, owners John burns
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Standard Time.
Sun rises.....7:S A NJ Sun sets. ..e:1+ M
Moon rises. 80. 1853 A
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. 1901 A NJ Gov. Island. .S:n NJ
He'll Gate....,5T A M
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. .9:ls A NJ Gov Island. .s:Sb A M
He'll Gate.....120 1 A
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ASSIGNMENTS DISCONTINUED.

PATROLMEN.
Thomas p. Browne. sSth Prec., to 9th
tsRpoTaryj from ~ oet u P iS H5ia
Charles Matthews 74th Prec. to i6th
insP, Dist, to duty In raided premises
Gottfried Schneider, SAD Prec.. TO l4th
lnsp. Dist, to duty in raided premises
temporary. from a. NJ october Is. 1918.
LEAVES OF ABSENCE.
The following leaves of absence are au-
thorized. with full pay:
~ CHIEF INSPECTOR.
John Daily; Headquarters DIV, for
deducted from vacation.
INSPECTOR.
Thomas Mcdonald. Headquarters Div.
for days from 5 A. NJ. October 90 to be
deducted from vacation.
Without pay:
PATROLMEN.
Maurice F. Walsh. 4th Prec., for 2 days
from 1901 4. NJ October a.
James McMurray, Asa Prec, for / day
from Iacd ~ ;ql ~. a; M oo. ss e is,
,rcm a'Go p AI AZ oetobs SSd pr'' for day
Ernest H. Fimpei v4th i'recp Tor days
days from l2;Ol A. NJ. October II.
Edward Sehnitzler, Bridge Prec.. for
day from x. NJ. october 20.
APPLICATIONS FOR FULL PAY.
The following applications for full pay
while on sick report are approved:
PATROLMEN.
John F. Brennecke, 14th Prec. from
IL 80 A. NJ october =, during disability
James N. Tunridy, 9Th Prsc.. from 80
A. NJ September 20, during disability
Frederick q. Koch, 1929 Prec from
r. NJ. September II, to IL noon October g.
Christian c. Muhlbach, lllth Prec., from
10 Z. NJ. September 80, during disability
RESTORED TO DUTY.
Relieved from suspension and restored
to duty:
PATROLMAN.
Edward J. Hanson, No. B243, 2Sth Prec..
to take effect 4 :45 I. NJ, october 10.
SUSPENDED WITHOUT PAY,
PATROLMAN.
James W. +. Smith, No. 1856 seth Proc.
TO take effect IL "a A, NJ. October 10
The following member OF tho force hay-
ing been tred on charges by Deputy
Commissioner and found guilty 10 hereby
dismissed from the police force OF the
Police Department OF the city of New
York;
To take effect $3.50 A. N. October 10
Henry Mauderer. No. 6sis Seth Prec, |
Charge, ySsptembsr go Violation OF the
rules and -neglect OF duty; absent without
leave days.
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FRONT ST, 1ss-is7--wm williams ast
Chas T stork a Co. Inc. lessee and
Bronx.
sD AV, ssss-W Weintraub agt Adoiph
Wegg, owner; Frank Hietzner Contr Co
ana Adolph Wegg, contrs. ti7S.50
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ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.

Sc Paulina. at Gibraltar.
SIS Legazpi. at Cadiz.
SIS Asabeth, at London.
SIS Joancy, at Gibraltar.
SIS Kalomo. at Gibraltar.
SIS SatRrtia. at Port Elizabeth.
SIS Sherman, at Tocopilla.
SIS City of Colombo, at Rangoon.
SIS Port field, at Buenos Ayres.
SIS Celtic Prince, ut Malta.
Sc Harlem, at Havre.
SIS Baron Napier. at Halifax.
The sun., 1919-10-17

I.v law Hsssyen Packing House 10 Bernard
1915; atty Jiay sv' yrs from July /,
p.1Mnvs. zss2.s. ail-xdoiph Becker iat to
July Levy, la2s Clay av, 10 yrs from
Bwsy - 1913; atty. J Klein, 10
oG "a: coNcoURsE. s,iC. centre $4,000 $1,000
E ir5tb A,sensohn to Erich schenk, is
E sth st l. 1921; atty. Lentz. SIS
SOUTHERN BLyb. ii5Ci.s .,cr: ana $500
Gumb,nor 1eW l and ano to Klein &
from oet 1921 Southern Blvd 5 yrs
Nassau l. 1917; atty. s Feinsteck. i54
'He 10 H. Az ADJ aii.Eii,en iif sssy
B %ay Oct l. 1918; atty, chas Put.ei, sss
PROSPECT Av. $40. store i.Ni,;n,ii::;;t;sIOo
sy. swi r % ssmf Groupp, 80 Prospeet
droups' sI lsTm May Is, 1919; atty, SAM
RS .St Az sos. rooms on IA 'aa U
~. yrs f 70 Abr Klein, COS Prospect
Niein' eos Prospect ay. , a'Vs a.
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Court of Appeals.

ALBANY, Oct. I6-People, rsspo ndsnt
We Charles f. Mclaughlin, appellant
People, respondent, va. James p. Cassidy.
appellant.
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TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS.

BOROUGH INSPECTOR.
Thomas IL. Murphy. Headquarters Div,
Brooklyn and Queens, assigned as Acting
Chief Inspector, in addition to his other
duties. for days from l2:0l A VI. Oc-
tober IT, 1918, during absence Of Chief
Inspector on vacation.
PATROLMEN.
Charles HeroId. 29th Pre-, to HeAdauar-
ters Div, Bureau of Telegraph Manhat-
tan, for 80 days from A. NJ. October 10
1919.
John L. Reyille. s7th Prec., to Head
quarters Div, office of the Chief Inspector
TO clerical duty in the Investigating squad
for II days from A. NJ. october Is, 1919
For l6 days from A. VI. october 10, 1919:
James j. Fannon. 1881 Prec., to 10th
Inspection Dist, to duty in raided prem
ises.
From precincts indicated to 18th Inspec-
ton Dist, to duty in raided premises;
Edward Lawless, 25. Charles A
o. Rourke Q5
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INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.
Dne In-dAI.

Due TO-DAY.
Sc Nupolela, Copenhagen, Sept. lA
Sc CTamond. Bordeaux, Sept. %.
ss Menapier, Antwerp. Sept. "a.
S. britannia, Marseilles. Sept. "a
SIS Oristano Greenock, Sept. n.
SIS Deranof. Liverpool. Sept. n.
SIS Waukesha, Rotterdam, Sept. Is.
SIS Strabo, Liverpool, Sept. Is.
SIS West Tacook Liverpool, Sept u
ss Chicago, Bordeaux, Oct T.
SIS Westward Ho. Avonmouth. Sept. %.
SIS Justin, Liverpool. Sept. "
SIS Euclid, Liverpool, Sept. %
SIS Glenaffric Bahia Sept. ~.
IS Henry Clay. London. Oct. ..
IS Rita, Hueiva sept 30
s. 5: s soconss g. s MeSaeis, o sept 90
SIS Adriatic Southampton, Oct. 8,
SIS Splendor. Leghorn. Sept. II.
SIS hattie Luckenbach. Rotterdam. Oct. L
IS Lake Gretns, Belfast. Oct. ..
SIS Tyr. Barbados Oct. 7.
SIS Patria, Marseilles, Sept. e.
SIS Lake Ontario, Liverpool. oct. ?.
SIS Songo. Christiansand, Oct. 2.
SIS Nuria. Seville. Oct. g.
SIS Balsam. Glasgow, Oct. O.
SIS City of Corinth. Liverpool. Oct ..
Due Tomorrow.
SIS Duca d'AostA, Genoa. Oct 3.
SIS Katrina Luckenbach, Ct. Nazaire. Oct. s.
SIS Manhattan, London, Oct 4.
SIS Francesca. Hull Oct. 4.
SIS SHE ht Rotterdam. Oct g.
SIS Santa ana. Cristobal, Oct. IL.
Due Sunday.
SIS King Alfred, Antwerp, Oct. s.
SIS Corcoran, Havre. Oct. 8.
SIS Anton Van Driel, Rotterdam. Oct. &
SIS Pennyworth, Havre. Oct 6.
IS Petroleine, Tyne, Oct. 6.
SIS Gregory, Pars, Oct. I.
SIS Concho, Galveston, Oct. u.
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, Il Cost June Co,

Roehr Certified ca u Costume co.
Products Kass
Nelson Bhridcrmsn. Machinery varebouss
meyer Denker Sinratn x Sales Co ;Iebedjef,
No.EAiane. Weieser :schummefti
Huyho. . iypaum. hsufman: IS II Hess
PART Iv.-Beforo o'Duyer. O. J.-Court opens
PART y--Before Finelite. J.-court opens a,
vH a 7 yM-B'foro walsh. J.-court open. a.
PART yiI,.,BefOro vslente. J.-court opens
PART viiI.-Beforo Smith, J.-cour. open. a,
10 A. NJ. ''e"' ~
Court Of General Sessions.
PART I-Before Judge William II. wadhams.
Domenlco Deacity and Vincent Aihrizio. rob-
property. Ne ''V'e"
sentences-samuel Epstein. David Harris.
samuel Dewez, Jacob Goodman and Frederick
PART 1I.-Before Judge James T. Malone.
.,uernaru Hesselmann, grand larceny; John
hennessy and william Smith. burglary; Samuel
Scott, robbery Roy Rnyers, robbery George
Jacob Meadow. grand larceny; George Nor.
schauser and Herman TRACER, grand larceny
Leslie Boner. true name leslie Brener, robbery;
David Berger true name Dave Bro Ss siist
MILAN Brady, burglary; Dave Brodsky, alias
larceny.
SentenCc-JOhn Ipgpne
PART ITI.-Before Judge Charles c, IT,
vr p9fer il r Mitchell assault Charles rds
mick Rutligliono and Thomas Trainor. bun Try;
Gardner, indicted as Thomas Maioney; walter
Gardner, alias Thomas Maloney, grand larceny;
John Delaney, robbery; George H. Jackson.
robbery; Leo Gold and Lyman Meyerson. at.
tempted burglary; Charles g. Eisenberr, grsnd
Lynch. attempted robbery Edward scott. grand
NV; Joseph Roselewicz rape; Joseph
a noselWicz; grand larceny William j. Mooney
Sentences-Joseph Greenberg, Joseph Reichel,
Salvatore Tacoma. Leo Tocci. James wynne
PART Iv.-Before Judge Otto A. Rosalsky
Harry Levein. attempted grand larceny;
Harry Ievein, grand larceny; Benjamin Miller,
Deorri. grand larceny Peter varala and SAM
uel Weinstock. criminally receiving stolen
Mclaughlin, burglary; Harry waldman. grand
larceny Sophie CARRIER, grand larceny; Samuel
GS lSsscr S ssssut Tom hampo;i assault;
ray and Mary Campanella, crlminally receiv-
g stolen property; Max Moskowitz, alias
samuel Bernstein and Charles Lopyn grand
For sentence-Tohn Newman and john Nc.
.ahe. alias William Thompson.
PART V-Before Judge Thomas O. T. Grain.
Frank Flanagan, murder; Alexander johnson,
T,urdsr Edward ID O'Brien and Edward z.
psdgs. murder Vito Xiecaro %urser A.
murder; Arthur j. Gould, murder.
For sentence-,James Elerd
John PARKER, David Moran and Nathan
Green, robbery; Limo Depera, robbery; Cecil
McCloud. burglary william Dietz and Michael
ceny: James p. Rndston, grand larceny; Har-
old Lyons. robbery: Lonnie Watson and James
Mullins, burglary; Petite Robinson. William
Sullivan and Charles Bonner, robbery; George
Green. burglary; Charles Winters and Philip
sentences-George Bourbon and Louis Pirus.
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BRONX COUNTY,
Supreme Court.

SPECIAL TERM - (Chambers) - hrullan, j.
Court opens at 10 A. NJ Ex parte -husinesa
SPECIAL TERM FOR MOTIONS-Mullan, j.
Motion calendar
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Lincoln. Chester L--Aoeounts
Levy. LEG B.-Tltis Guarantee q go,
Levy. Abraham, ana Fidelity q
Casualty Co. Of N. Y.--People.
Same--Same ................. 10000
Lusk, Roy Al. Lusk. .......> 2oo.oo
Murray Transportation Co.--Del-
aware & Hudson Co; costs.... 1o7s5
--Madss Whitehead, Inc..... $3.50
Mattale, Abraham-F. oplonsky $3.50
ard Oil Of n. y ..... .' so2..s
o9con. ceeelio I-cw; Mahier. ssI.SSss
Peterson. chas IA. B. Hcriek- am -
Rabinowitz Jacob-M. Levitt. 11l.gl
Root. Julia K.-N. Elliott., 1910
Reims. Amanda. Reims costs 1857
Russell. Andrew Al. Eber.. 1910
Ramelson, Fred, and Moses Lew
inson (Ramelson & Lcvinson)--
sa WyeT. V Victor III. j. Ha,liien. 'S'
shoti,in. irving irving ttoo;n,torid Thread ~
&C. ii. Youdelm .......... 1928
Siegel, Richard G.-F. II. Warder. 1876
Sixty-six w. 116th ST., Inc, Will
lam Sinkowitz Inc and Ritters
. Restaurant, Ine;-J; NaPolitsno. 294'eS
Scott Scott Benjamin 'A..-jaiics; c.
Weiss & Co. Inc. ...,,......... 42t.47
Turner, Jacob-M. Levitt. ...... gS9.l
villa, e. Fontquernl--o. J. Olsen. els.4o
vinegar. Robert-Board Of For.
eign Missions OF the Methodist
W. 4 w. cloak and Suit Co., Inc. $500
d Belenke ............,,.. TILE
Weinsteln. Abraham-M. Simon. S.o4l.sS
BRONX
Bonomolo. Thomas. Bell Invest
s sim H' Mareelio. .......... ,s.bse.7s
Baker, Abraham-F. Sindiero.... b4.12
Gournay Laboratories-State In
dustrial Commission. ......:.. St'eo
fsryhh ,....................,.... 1.s44.si
ct a.. .',,,.......,... ss.s3
"p Dhons Co 1arus-N a. 1905
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
MANHATTAN.
First name that Of debtor; second that
OF creditor and date Judgment was filed:
Eckelman, Albert and Hattie
cated5 ..................... 100000
MAY 81, 1915. ...............,. I.s1a47
Co, Inc; june 10, 1919. ....... s.ss6.5o
inc, Oct /, 'isis tvacatedj -. a,s1sa
schac6,sr' David-c Price; July ,,,,o
stsphs ns Ro6t. 4. and rhc:. J. ~
R Bro NJ Realty Co.. Inc; ,,s an
oo Ass aerSagd f. ana John 1880
Feb. !. lsis................... a.ssSa
Lee, VIM. II. L-Interborouyh
Rapid Transit Co; Jan. so, 1918 i1s.45
Conlan. Rose-M. b. Mosher; Oct.
is, 1918 ..........,.......... Iso41
Belmont. Blanche MA ]. Bates
& Co.; Aug rs, 1910. Halt
Fifteenth Avenue Realty Corp
and Alfred Lack--Bowery
Bank OF N. Y: Sept. 10. 1915. 2i6.63
Fifteenth Avenue Realty Co, AL
fred Luck, Joseph Riback and
Hyman Goldberg Century
Metal Spinning & Stamping
Co., Inc; Dec. l3. lsl6.... 1881
Same-B. Sanberg: Sept. T. 1915 il7.l5l
Sternberg, II. SUMNER. A. Ber-
man; June 7, 1919 (canceled) seals
Eilenberg. Rubin ct al-E weis-
berg; Oct. 10, 1919 (vacated). los7oI
BRONX.
Rosenberg. Roberts. Masens;
June g. 1918 ..........-...... Aoas
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Business Troubles.
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

| CHARLES T. sToRK CO., INC, invol-
untary Of 1914 Nassau st. and 1875 Front
St; liabilities and assets not stated. At
torney for petitioners, Robert p. Lewis
AZ Broadway.
ANDREW GGLIcK CO. INC. invol-
untary. exporters and importers at 25G
stated. Attorney for petitioners Leonard
CLINTON S, ZIMMERMAN. voluntary. ad-
I ySTi.ipS wgitGT Of iss Eth avenue
TSSmSs 1 Kins ss5oo y s0 W. Ed teGSG
5000. Attorney for petitioners, Thomas
r. Martin. 81 Chambers street.
JUDGMENTS.
MANHATTAN.
Judgments filed yesterday; frat name
that OF debtor:
AIpern, Julius-Modern Cloak &
suit House. Inc, ...,........... ,ssI.s6
Agree. Henryms CHASER u 49, ss.It.99
Adams. Arthur Nv. Lyme. 2S2.i5
Adams, Arthur Wv. Lynn. 1890
Abeles Lalley Light Corp-Man-
haitian Electrical supply Co..
Bronx E.pgsiiion. Inc. Z. ii. i''''0
Mount ana Vim. C. DemaTest-
Ritehsy Lithosraphic Corp. LIMA
ealt9tin. Jacob, and Harry Kahn
csnsii.o, jorge a, and Adolfc s'''n
Cornwall Paper Mtg. Co.. Inc $4,000
Wilkinson Bros Il Co., Inc. s7s.4s
Crofts, Harry A. J. Smith. l25sG
Chamberlain. Arthur BIZ. j.
Howes .;;:i,..,,,,,,.:; s........ 1886
Sahtmeh' siIoh1eI-J' huppert.., 1,lg.T3
SaInhs' anna ~. jennings. ssl.20
nelano. Mortimer-Lehn Fink,
pes Rault, walters-Royai East. ''O'-'
ern Electrical Supply Co... lO4s2
Ebbing hansen Henry-Robbins &
Robbins Inc. ...,,.......... sa44 a.
FRras. James and William-Efthi-
mer Limpert Bros. .....,,, i7osa
Hymns Express, Inc.-C III
NlckerBon .......,........- eak "a
Fitzpatrick. Thomas-Jscob Rup-
pert ;.';;.,,.i ,;,,,na...;;...:,.. 1885
Ssa,'is.a ', So, a. DeIhDln OF Al. 225.65
Grand. David-Natl Cash Regis
n. Ter GO: ,:'''''............ sS9.42I
u.Iie I'It' go ....,..,..... 2l6.7O|
uerrn,.nn Eeihpers'.,. 1890
Raymond q. Harrington (Mu-
tual Transportation COY. n.
Mullan .':................ sOg o
Isman. Felix-Maggs Bros <.issay
Jarosch. Henry-F Forman iSGos1
John Kellin co.-George S. Hart
samc-M.. Bcnch:ett...',''.....''..!' 1911
Klein. Helen RE Lyman, ALL
Klein, VIM. E.-E. Lyman,, tt5sa
Kubelka, Vratislav-Pure OIL Co, 2e7Os
Lancer, Thomas F.. admin
poody OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 900 90
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COURT CALENDARS.
FEDERAL COURT.
Southern DlstrIct.

DISTRICT CoURT-speclal Master Philip J.
McCook, room 227, p. o. Bldg, at 10 A. M.
II Werthnan IN Y Coma Hanoyer Fire Ius Co:
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN.

Manhattan.
TOOTH ST, SIS morris German agt q
hanover ct al, Oct 4, 1918. $3.50
The sun., 1919-10-17
Police Department
Orders.


The following member of the force is
relieved and dismissed from the police
force and service and placed on the roll
OF the Police Pension Fund and Is awarded
the following pension:
PATROLMAN
To take effect ~ p. VI. October Is
Charles II. Junker, No. 1895, Traffic Div
Suo-Diy. Is. on police surgeons certificate
at 1853 per annum. Appointed March
8. 1908.
The sun., 1919-10-17
TRANSFERS AND ASSIGNMENTS.

The following transfers and assignments
are ordered:
LIEUTENANTS.
To take effect A. NJ. October 16
Samuel q. Beatty, from 26th Prec to
Ith lnsp. Dist, assigned to desk duty
John ". o'Keefe, from 7th Insp. Dist.
to Goth Prec.
PATROLMEN.
Robert ]. Ryan. from goth Prec to s5th
Prec., assigned to clerical duty.
Joseph f. Mckay, from s7th Prec. to
22d Prec. =
To take effec, A. NJ October II.
Thomas Collins, from 3Sth Prec. to Traf-
hc Div. Sub-DiY. c.
Daniel G. Cetkovich, from e2d Prec. to
18th Prec.
William H. Brennan. 1Olst Prec. as
signed as attendant.
August j. Burger. from Headquarters
DIV, bureau OF Telegraph. Brooklyn to
SSth Prec.
From Headquarters Div, Bureau Of Tele-
graph, Manhattan, to precincts indicated:
Matthew J. Murphy, %: Charles j. Gil
roy, 80; Thomas J. Hynes. IS, and John
II. Dawson, rs.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-12-12

biggest contributions to the war-the
bonefit of its sanatorium experience
and the expert services of Wisconsin
medical men and nurses in organizing
the tuberculosis work in France.
She served at Lyon under Maj. G..
Il. BELLS of Muirdale, who organized
and superintendent the tuberculosis
work in that entire district and later
she was chief nurse at the Trudeau
sanatorium near Paris, serving there
until appointed to the Serbian COM
mission in France.
On her return to America last fall
she decided to become puLiic health
nurse and in October entered the four
months training course conducted by
the Wisconsin Anti-TubercuIosis assoc
citation in Milwaukee. She was one of
ten nurses in the present class whose
army experience impelled them to
take up public health work
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-12-12
Come From Afar Seeking Health

a real estate man, the wife Of thea
ter manager. the wife of school prin-
cipal, the wife of train dispatcher,
the superintendent of a machine shop,
three soldiers and one sailor, teachers,
nurses, bookkeepers. statesmen, farm
ers, housewives. a college student, and
an Indian girl. River Pines is for
tunate in having as its superintendent
and medical director DIR. j. w. Coon,
the first superintendent q the State
Sanatorium and later superintendent
of the immense Chicago Municipal
sanatorium. He is president of the
Wisconsin Anti-Tuberculosis associa-
ton. a pioneer in the Wisconsin move
ment, and widely recognized as one
of the leading tuberculosis specialists
and sanatorium experts in the country.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-12-12

Few Wisccnsinites know how wide
il the state is becoming known as a
health resort through the private tu-
berculosis sanatorium, River Pines.
The group of forty-two patients is al
ways a cosmopolitan one, represent
ing many states of the union and
sometimes Canadian provinces. Peo-
PIE come from as far west as Oregon.
from as far east as Pennsylvania and
New York, states well equipped with
sanatoria, and from Medicine Hat,
Canada, to Florida. The present
population, representing eight states
and Canadian province, includes a
grand opera singer, the vice-president
OF large dairy company, patent at
torney, an income assessor deputy
warden of a southern federal prison,