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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-08
Expunerea Situatiunei Roma
niei de D-nul |. I.C. Bratianu.

pentru prob.emele inferno sa fie
pc fruntariile farei. daca Sc ad.
mite precum vom moi, cladired
Statelor cu caracter national 81
daca nu Sc admite caracterul in
ternational, reprezcntat de Leni-
lie 81 Bella Kun.
Aceasta conceptic international
Ia, sau alta cohvictuirei dintre
state, eta vremeS nu Sc realizeazd
pentru toate Pnterile Mari 81
Mici, moi MI intaegem sa fie i'm
pusa Rominiei! 81 Ovatiuni 81 a
clamatiuni furt,uoasc prelungi-
te). ys-
/ Domnilor. scsssa este trmeiu1
dificultatilor in earl ne gasim
Una din callzele pentru care pl-
ma astazi II am 'reusit sa convin-
gem pc marii nostri amici de e
loarea ce comit voind sa faca BIZ
ne unor oameni, carora in reali-
tate nu lie face deceit rau Este to-
fapta, ca domnul Take Ionescu a
,socotit ca Sc cuvine sa denunte ca
81 in aceasta chesiune politica pe
care reprezentam moi, 81 pc ca
re v'am definite, este capriciul
unui ON ca ca nu este nici in sen-
timentul, nici in necesitatea sta
tului, nici in neamului, 81 ca c
destul sa Sc inlocuiasca de la gu
vernul Ion Bratianu ca altfel sa
fie in interesul statului 81 al nea-
mului. (Exclamatiuni):.
De accea. precum va Spunean'
adincaori, plcclnd de la Confcrln-
ia, am volt sd fac proba. ca nu dc
retragerca unui ON dcpinde o a
scmenea problcma, ci de neceslta-
tile yitale ale desvoltarci pacinicc
81 putcrnice ale Statului noStru.
(Ovatiuni. Aclamatiuni sgomotoa-
se).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-08
CUM AU FOST APARATE
DREPTURILE ROMANIEI

IN fata accStOr Intentlllm Ga
am fost parvcnit. Am fost par
VENT pentru ca in rcalitatc am
spus: dOmnilor. cu sunt prese-
,dintele Consiliului ROminiei. Cinl
am VENT preSedlnte al Consiliu-
lul, II d putut sami ceara nimeni
81 nici nu mia ccrut, ca cSind
de la presedintia Consiliului sd
las Rominia de dOua orr mai ma
re, pentru ca nimeni n "a putut sd
prevada cum crau sd Sc desfasl-
re imprejurarile. Insa ell nu pot
sa uit. ca sunt fiul unuia dintre
barbatii care della mijlocul veacu
lui trecut au lucrat, au realizat
81 au asigurat independents Sta
tului nostru. M va fl constiinta
romine 81 a mea cea dintii cars
sa nu ma invinuiasca, cum Cd
ell nu am stiut sd reprezint Ro
mlnia Mare, cum a Representa- el
Rom1nia Mica.
| Am spus GU sinceritate deplina
moi nu numai ca acordam mino
ritatilor drepturi, dar lean a.
cordat deja. Intentiunea d-tra, il
aceasta chestiune poate porni dt
la sentimente bune, dar ca inten
tiunile carl fac caldarimul Infer
nului, ele nu vor avea decit con
secinte funeste. Interventiunas
Conferintei nu face nici un ser
viciu minoritatilor pc carl astfe
fara voia lor le invrajbeste Gu a
eel earl trebue sd fie adevarati
lor sustinatori, 81 face rau State
lor, earl astazi sc creiaza sa,
cresc 81 carl all nevoie in interio
rul lor de solidarizarea tuturo,
fortelor lor, de o viata cit },
poate de frateasca, de viata ce
tateneasca ale carei orizontur
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-08
Gubul Social Athletic 81
Sufcrinzi NeaI0u|ui.
-sx CUMPARA INCALTAMINTE
IN vAEOARE DE $1,000 SPRE
A Fl TRIMISA IN PATRIE. =

Clubul Social Athletic din Gle
Neland, Ohio, care a activat mai
multi ami de zile 81 care. din eau
Ia ca membrii acelui club S an
lmprastiat i'll diferite oraSe, a in
cetat activitatea, insa clubul mai
avea un fond de rezerva. pc care.
dupa cum au fost GU totii inte-
leSl, era destinat fl intrcbuin.
tat peniru blnele neamului no
stru.
Consecvent cu aceasta lntele-
gerc cumlnte IA mcmbrilor Clubu-
lui. Social Athletic. membrii ia
maSi ca SD ingrijea>ca Cd dec-
ziunea lor sd fie dusa la indcpii-
nire, intro intrunire tinuta a.
cum dc curinl an dccis ca fondul
accsta de rczcrva sd fie intrebu-
intat pcntru ajutorul orfanilor
din Rominia Mare.
De sigur ca un altceya mai bun
nici nu ar fl putut face. Stunt a
tit de mari sufcrintelc In tara
natala, suferinte care ameninta
viata a mai multor mil de fratl
al nostri vietile odraslelor nea-
,,,,1,,, ,,ncf r,I
Fondul de rezerva al Olubulul
Social Athletic fost de $40 20
suta saptezeci de dolari) Gu cd
re s'a cumparat 4S perechi de
ghete 81 ciorapi pentru copii de
la 8 81 pin la 16 ami. Acest dar
al clubului fost adus la centrala
Ligei Nationale spre a fl TRIMS in
Rominia. Deci rugam pc membrll
Clubului Social Athletic ca sd he
permita a lie multumi in numelc
suferinzilor din Rominia Mare.
Dupa cit suntem informati, de-
ciziunea de a intrebuinta acest
fond pentru scopul nobil 81 una
nitar de cumpara imbracamin-
te spre fl trimisa in tara, a
fost luata de catra membrii clu-
bului: I. Muntean, /. Dragoi, A.
Bichis 81 V. Bichea, avind, in a
cest scop consimtamintul tutnror
celorlalti membrii.
Dragostea de neam 81 dorint'
de ajuta Gu att cit mijloacele
permit, face pc toti fiji neamuIu
rominesc a Sc simti un trup 81 III
suflet. De suferintele unora s.
cutremura ceialalti, 81 din mum
ca lor, din ceea ce au agonlslt el
greu, intinde 81 acelora care sunr
lipsiti.
Olubului Social Athletic a facui
fapta romineasca 81 nobila.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-08
(Crmare 81 sflrsit).
CHESTIUNEA MINORITATI-
LOR.

Tot astfel in ceea ce priveSte
chestlunea care $ a ivit in CIR
sui lucrarilor Conferintei. relati-
Va la drepturile minoritatilor san
mai bme zis, nu a drepturilor M
'noritatl.or, ci dreptului de in
tcrventlune a Statelor Mari in
organizatiunea 81 i'll chestiunile
de ordine inferno ale unor state
mai mici, 81 anume ale statelor
din aceasta regiune a Europei II
care he gasim moi. fiindca sunt
81 alte state mici. Suedia, Belgia.
Olanda, carl M sunt supuse unei
asemenea regim cu caracter cd
pitular
In ziua cInd S d renuntat la G.
Xistenta Austriei in loc sd Sc J.
dopte sOlutiunea solida 81 practi-
ca a CONSTITUTED cit mai puterni-
ca a Statclor care mostencau in
vcchita monarchie. Consiliul ma
rilor putcri S "a ademenit de alta
conceptie. mcnita sd dca naStcrc
la infinite deficultati de ordin
international 81 la insuportabile
dificultati de ordin intern pcntril
statele pcntru care So voeStc Il
Sc crea acest regim de capitula-
tiuni.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-08
LEGATURILE ROMANIEI Gu
ALIATII.

Domnilor. astfcl cred, ca Sc
poate rezuma situatiunca politicl
81 relatiunile noastre GU aliatll.
Repet ceea ce am spus la Bralla.
ceea ce am spus 81 la Sibiiu 81 in
concluziunilc pc carl LEAN dat la
Conferinta Suntem nu numai do
ritori, suntem hotariti sd facem
q politica de amicitie, de Atlanta,
de intimitate, Gu cei carl reprezin-
ia marble democratic ale lumei,
suntem hotariti insa sa mentinem
aceste relatiuni pc temeiul pc carl
trebue sd existe cele din societa-
tile bine constitute. Fiecarc. mic
81 mare trebue sd fie egal in ceeo
ce priveste drepturile sale. (Osa-
tiuni. Aclamatiuni nesflrsite).
Drepturile noastre in fata or
cui nimeni nu lie poate reprezenta
mai legitim 81 mai eficace detit
fnsasi Rominia,
A ice moi" cum prctmde "a
zice domnn Take Ionescu, vor-
bim de aliati, pc cind ma invinu
ieste Ca eu zic moi 81 ei'' nu est,
0 formula absolute care sc poat'
'aplica orr cind.
De sigur in fata intereselor q
,nerale, carl sunt ale colectivitat'I
de state De care le reprezinta tot
CnNTINIrARE PIE PAGINA A "a.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-08
R0NAN|A SALUTA RE.
UN|REA 1|NUTURnOR
ROMANESTI.
De: Constantin Stephanove.

BtCURESTI. q Nov. via Pa.
ris, t Dee. - In accasta III poat,
cca mai mare ii din istoria Rom
mel. a fost deschis parlamentuI
Romlnlei Mari. convocat sane.
tlona reunirca Muntcniei. Oltenici
Moldovei. Banatului, Maramuras,l
lul. Ardcalului. CriSanci. Bucovi-
nel, Basarablei 81 Dobrogei; uncle
din accstc tmuturi au fost smulsc
de la Austro-I ngara. altrie de la
Russia 81 Bulgaria. Astfel visul eel
mai eXaltat al Rominiei a devenit
acum realitate. Nici alta tara
nu d fost att de norocoasa ca Ro-
mlnia de rcalza intreaga unfit
care nationala.
In mijlocul uraleior frenetice a
senatorllor 81 deputatilor, care re
prezentau vechia 81 noua Rominin
regele Ferdinand, insotit de regi-
ia Maria, au intrat in camera ca
Sc deschlda marele parliament 70
MN. Gu o vocc firma 81 sigura re-
gele Ferdinand cetit mesagiul
tronulul, find repctat interrupt
de uralele celor prezenti, 81 in spe-
cial cind S a referit la unirea Gu
tara mama d tinuturilor mai sus
numite, 81 clnd a anuntat ca Romi
MIA dctcrminata fl credincioa-
sa allatilor Cind a sfirsit regcle
senatorii 81 deputatii an strigai
,Traiasca Franta 81 aliatii,," lar
strigatul lor rasunat ca un g
chou in intregul edificiu. REGGIE
81 regina au fost incunjurati de
patrusprezece ministri, dintrc ca
re lumatatc au fost general, II
premicrul Naltoianu in fruntc. 81
alti multi degnltari, intre care 81
mcmbrii fostului cabinet, 0 mul-
time de diplomat, profesori i
prelati.
Charles J. Nopicka dim Chicago
ministrul American in Rominia.
ocupa un doc prominent III loja
diplomatilor. El este un pricten
particular al rcgclui Ferdinand )!
al prcmicrului Naitoianu.
Rcgcle a dcclarat ca Romlnla
Mare este chemata de a lua pc
umcril ci Q grca responsibilities.
De fapt, regatul este in fata unul
conflict ell cOllSlllul Supfen On
Paris, a fost III fata unei crlzc
de minister 81 nelntelegcri Gu Ju-
goslavia, Ucrania 81 Cngaria Cd
sd nu mai mentionam 81 pc Bul-
garia. Bolscvismul pare a ii sdro-
bit. insa GU toate aceste sc ia ma
surf severe cc Sc impcdccc o noua
inccrcare de a rinccpc 0 noua
incercare activitatilor bolSevlst"
Sc credc ca cabinetul acesta dc
general va demisiona in curlnl
spre Fl inlocuit Gu un cabinet
de coalitie.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-16
BUSINESS LEASES.

Cross & Brown Co leased the entire
building at 6e2 Eleventh avenue to the
Zenith Carbureter Company for the
Brockway Motor Truck Company.
Louis Schrag leased for Clarence NJ.
Pipps the remainder OF the vacant lofts
in building at FL to 215 West Twentieth
street the second loft to the Royal silk
Underwear Company, the fourth loft to
the Upgrade Cloak & Suit Company. the
ffth loft to Louis Hibel and the sixth
loft TO Nathan Buchmann
Charles G. Keller rented for Charles
Harris to the Newchwang Trading Com
rany the store at 1876 and 1873 West
Twenty-fourth street. and for Morris
WeinStein. the fourth loft to Levine "
Soloff, and the top loft to Morris Zaret
sky. in tho building Ice to l6G West
Twenty first street
Harris and Maurice Mandclbaum
leased the entire three story building at
$40 Lexington avenue. adjoining the cor
ner OF Forty-eighth street. to the Fur
man Furniture Company, for a long term
of years.
The store and basement at 64s Madi-
son avenue were leased through the
Rutland & whiting benjamin Corp. to
Mrs. S. A. Seeley for the Alliance Realty
Company. The premises will be used as
novelty shop.
NJ. Rosenthal & Co. leased the eighth
floor at 129 and 1871 West Twenty-second
street to the Yale Dress Company for
Cross & Brown, agents.
Roy Scherick leased the eleventh and
twelfth floors in a. and 46 East Twenty
NTH street to Anathan & Co. tenth floor
TO Hewlett \ Iiorkmeyer, curduroys and
velvets: eighth floor 10 Roth 4 bloom.
woollens and dress goods sixth iloor to
Victor Meyer 4 Co, silks: third floor to
Shiplcy. Rollins d Co. white goods first
loft 40 and As East Nineteenth street to
Hirsch Bros. eighth floor in $50 and 900
broadway to Lorimer Greenbaum Co A;
eighth floor in AZ to 80 East Twentieth
street to same concern, and sixth floor in
IS and 80 West Thrty-siXth street %
Harold Loeb. nurses uniforms.
William a. White d Sons leased lof. :
in lO9 and III Leonard street 10 Hugh
ID. Catty and Karl Paul: at ia and
ll6 East Sixteenth street TO Norris and
Paula > Gernshe!mer and TO the Tuske-
l6!d Company: at 29S Broadway TO
Harry +. Simon and Edwin r. I1eeb ;
at o. TO I3 Spring street. 100xl00, to the
Monroe Manufacturing Company: at 1876
Prince street 10 Stephen Komlo and
Adeler Schwartz at 321 and 323 East
Third street TO Abraham Klein & Co.
and In conjunction with Herbert Hecht
space In 335 to 800 Fifth avenue 10 tho
FIapper Goats, Inc. and with Nathan
Weiss space 10 Bernhard Schnall
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-16
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

For account OF executors:
10 shares New York Life Insurance ana
Trust Company. Sh?.
80 shares American surety Company,
5000 per share,
For account OF whom It may concern;
100 shares National Bank OF Commerce,
Assn,
$500 Potomac and Chesapeake Steam
boat Company first mortgage per
cent. bonds due 1874; interest Janu-
airy and July, SO.
20 shares Great American Insurance Com
1928 SO shares Independent Chemical
Company. Inc per cent. cumulative
FIRST preferred V. T. G., 50
1923 shares Independent Chemical Com
pany. Inc, common. v T. c. $40 per
80 shares Bankers Trust Company. ass,
go. 500 New York Dock Company first
,mor'gaage per cent bonds due
80 shares Farmers Live Stock Loan Com
pany, tl.659.75.
500 shares West Penn. Traction and Water
Power company common. 7.
500 shares West Penn. Traction and water
Power Company preferred, 55,
OPS shares American Water works anu
Electric Company, Inc, common, 3.
1886 shares American water Works ana
Electric Company, Inc" per cent
cumulative first preferred, 10.
Il shares First-second National Bank oil
Pittsburg, TO-
1900 francs obligationen OF the Aktienge'
sellschaft. Leu and COMPANY. zurich
1910, for 500 francs. with Interest
coupons. and one dated December y
1910. for 1000 francs. with interest
coupons, $3.50.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-16
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.


MOCLpEE-Fa'so core moulder. com
petcnt. wants steady position IN art fnlu-
dry or 10 Inodeller. sculptor, artist on
aluminium. bronze, silver and brass as All
around mOulder or foreman. 20 years "N-
perinncc in all alloy r'X!ngs. lost wax
work, makes his own WAX patterns and
glue moulds, understands making Of d!tfrr-
ont sorts OF mould. sand. plaster az paris.
asbestos and massor. Superintendent, co.
West ls0th St, New York CITY.
POSITION wanted by man who has
been secretary and manager q hydro
electric company 70: the past q years
THIS company was recently sold; prefers 80
rCpr,sert some concern In MS ho'ue li.N.
or uc.r vicinity. wou.G tr1Ne. q. u"""ssar' :
has equipped otfcN IN Lancaster. r., can
civ, best % r"f"reuces. Address J.. q. Box
49, Lancaster pa
SECRETARY Would trayc. you1E rnva
,ff,.r- n "h'v sdHrt'oI. also fIn.Iiar Wa
accounting ans fUau-,. contemplating -..
signing from service. 'v'sh"s TO an'ia',
himself wtth UT!vat" party 80 the "trar.rl
" confidential secretary. -. EHN .'3
Nvruun'ia Md
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-16
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
MISUNDERSTANDING. 400

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ,Go head 4,
cars on s%'e' steer, very 10y ara ~,
-, wv 80" tt,' - i,s-
T m'aS' um and so'J fat cows sGov,nv m.
E E,gm,i' nT o5nc, G"T hy
snII a. So 5n,,lg % 10 ~ nrjlnnr,
oX"n. - 30: bulls. .6.75il,: a f,~ rvtra
DO. sl-.5: cows. $50 1915. 'to''"uds. 81
IS Tor ordlnsry 70 eholes n@Ivg s.lss.
Sales--l. Shnmberg y Son: - Virginia
steers. l,2ll lbs average, 60, 20. l."7N.
- sandTrs. 80 Tennessee steer
go $40; -, Sl:; $3.50; bus iSSi,
VI ., =: i2l2: ~; :. l.lio' ''.,oi ~
COWS, 81; ~ op 3, -, - . ''o' -, ,,l..
2, Jag; s. IS; cow, ii.s"53. 81, =: "a
tt;so'', ~, p va ,. ~ SHSSS' !.
80 -, ~ ~ -. W. - -
sos, 50: ,575 70" 81 - . Mgr1s
lId5 siS g. 4, IVA. s..o' y r,ng@.
&c. lo>l; W. . - " ~ !.
s;i;,,,,,or ~ az nx,r "a. ,s 20; t'' i'rrs
I.5i-,' tia, cows cows ,.ooi,. sSSG; =. 600. g.
hu.- ana COWS. HacaIo.5o' Tewtcn <
q: g. rlradA strers, ,,i2", SO J, -.
.urt's 8 son, : stat" steers ot9. az.
,9'5G. :. az s.: .. SIS, $50; a. ss.,
,160. H. sO2. 81: 3 heifers. ~, 3. .
cows 1lc5, So; ~. SIS $50 3, $50.
49, 10 s's, 8, So SSs; $50 s' -
Andrew Mullen: 81 cows. 500 So 25; =. 40.
81. Jelline, Wright g. 60: s cows, az, s.;
$50 "a II 81 $50 cow. II say u 5, HG 50 is
$40. $3.50. John r Dreelan: II cows, 500,
$3.50
cALyEs-Recept., 600 head. $50 on
s boo M Is .S 4S sHs per 100 10
cmiIs sisai5' fed csiycs SO: BARNARD
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-16
BlYs HIS THIRD III ILDING.

The Charles i. Noyos Company resold
for the Wilton Holding Corporation TO
J. Early Wood 81 Greene street, hve
story loft building. covering plot 25xloO,
with electric elevator and all improve
ments. This IL the third building pur-
chased by Mr.. Wood through the Noyes
Company within the past few months
the last purchase being 80 Greene street,
which Mr.. Wood bought from Frederick
Brown.
Negotiations are pending TO lease tire
building to n prominent firm for ten
years from February at $500 per
annum. Stoddard n Mark, attorneys,
represented the sellers In the transac-
ton, and George i. Butterworth OF Cad
walader, Wickersham & Taft was the
attorney for Mt Wood in all his pur-
chases The property just purchased
by Mr. Wood was held at $4,000.
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OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

The Robert T. Farley Organization
sold for the Union and New Haven
Trust Company. as trustee, three plots
in the Nepperhan Heights section of
fonkers. n. Y. to Herbert n. Snow of
the same place.
>. ). Walstrum- Gordon & Forman sold
Tor Mrs. Sarah Alexander her residence
e96 Highwood avenue, Glen Rock. \. 7
10 John koole, and leased for Mrs. Sarah
NJ. Haight her residence, A. Washington
place, Ridgewood, y. j.. TO Mrs Ruth /;
Piper. 80
Cornelius g, Kolnf sold for Walter II
Crlttenden Of Brooklyn sixteen and ono
half lots on Bement avenue. near Rich.
mond terrace, West New Brighton. being
part OF the old Bement estate properly
The purchaser, Peter Larsen. builder
plans Immediate Improvement with
small cottages.
An estate of about six acres on Ocean
avenue. Deal. n. J.. has been sold nv
the executors of the estate OF F,dyva I'd
Hilson. Eugene +. Sperry represented
the purchaser. who will occupy. The
property adJoins the estate OF Edward
Plaut, vice-president of I.ehn & Fink
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-16
DENIES JEROME AVENUE SALE.

Theodore G. Young. representing the
Roulnes Estate, denied Yesterday the
reported sale of the estates property at
the southeast corner OF Jerome avenue
and Fordham road. which IL regarded
as one of the most valuable parcels OF
It's area in the West Bronx. Gustave
Lawrence was the rumored buyer OF the
property. which, according TO MI Young
Is stll In the possession or the Roulincs
Estate, The estate. Mr.. Young said, had
received "A number Of offers for the par
cal. but that as yet no definite negotia-
tons were under way. Before the prop
cYty was sold. he said, an order would
have to be obtained from the supreme
Court.
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THOMPSON STREET-Henry Birdsall.
tenant Of the four story stable prop
critics at 221 and 225 Thompson street,
just south Of West Third street. pur-
chased the fee from Mary n. Allyne
and the estate of William Henry
White for $4,000.
EAST BROADWAY--The Cruikshank
Company and Is. Domb sold for the
Central Union Trust Company PAS
East broadway, a three story and
basement dwelling. on lot 2Sx62.
TWENTY-SIxTH STREET-William r.
Spencer sold las West Twenty-sixth
street. between Sixth and Seventh
avenues, a four story dwelling. on a
lot 18sx9S8.
PARK AVENUE-Bertha Cohen bought
the Ave story tenement. 25x10o. at
1890 Park avenue, near 18th street,
and resold II to a corporation.
AUDUBON ACKNOWLEDGMENT Grams
man sold TO Benenson Bros. the two
five story apartment houses, 1o0x90.
on the southwest corner Of 174th
street and Audubon avenue. The
property has an annual rent roll of
$4,000 and was held at $4,000. a.
Fina negotiated the sale.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-16
OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

SEDGWICK AVENUE-Two Ave story
apartment houses at 1885 and 2039
Sedgwick avenue, near Kingsbridge
road. were added TO the speculative
holdings Of Frederick Brown, the prop
critics having been acquired from
Felix Cohen through Harry J. Rogers.
Each house occupies n plot 376x135,
rents for $1,000. and was held at
$4,000
EAST 163D STREET-Cahn & Pittman
and Philip Wattenberg purchased from
the Bennenson Realty Company gas
East $3.50 street, n i've story new law
apartment with three stores, arranged
for eighteen families, on lot 52x1l2.
held at SIS, 900.
EAST 10TH STREET--Harry H. Cohen
sold for Charles Kretz 265 East 10Th
street. two story dwelling. to NJ
Hoist, who gave in exchange the Ave
story apartment house at $50 East
1921 street, plot E0x100
PROSPECT AVENCE--M. Schlesinger
purchased the five story apartment,
2sx10o. at the northwest corner Of
Prospect avenue and 1S1st street
EAST lS1ST STREET-Francis Lipp-
ner sold the five story tenement. COX
100. at 747 East 1S1st street, TO David
Cohen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-16
BrYs 100000 BUILDING.

The twelve story building at 100 East
Nineteenth street was bought yesterday
by Il. II Jackson from the Il. :. and q.
Realty Company OF which Judge Rich
ard W. Friedman Is president. II Is a
tireproof mercantile and office structure
adjoining in the rear the American
Woollen Company's building. which
stands on the northeast corner OF Fourth
avenue and Eighteenth street.
The building occupies a plot 2'xlO"
and is 1875 feet east of Fourth avenue.
l. is so built that :: receives light from
all sidc@ II is fully leased brings in
n rental income Of about s22,poV ana
was held at 100000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-16
APARTMENT SALE RUMORED.

The estate OF the late Philip Braender
is reported TO have sold the ten story
apartment house at the southwest cor
ner of Central Park West and 1920
street, erected few years ago. From
all information obtainable the buyer Is
client OF I. p. Wakeman. The house
fronts 100.11 feet on Central Park West
and III feet on 1920 street. 1t has been
valued at 100000 and has rental in
come Of about 1921
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-16
COPPER EXPORTERS UNITE.
Producers Form Association to
Boom Foreign Trade.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1.-THE Copper
Export Association of New York, or
Ganizcd by large producers. fled WITH
the Federal Trade Commission to-day
articles OF incorporation and obtained
permission TO enter export trade as a
unit under the Webb law.
The American Smelling and Refining
Company, the United Metals selling
Company. the Phelps-Dodge Corpora
ton Of New York and the Calumet and
Hecla Company OF Boston are the In
corpOrators.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-16

nl K,NsAs CITY ely Ma - jar ., :'ef
ii7 75d; Digs, ,,}'aaGIs ;say' 's"''' S''S'
Cattl---Receipt', 1900: no southerns,
I iS% f'T SsSt steers, 0 :i:4i95 weston
s s9% t. @isl' , n:fsi q G .ssg
sheep. Receipts, $500; u TO = nlehor
ers ma feeders 's5o4:G.
.CInCAGO. Jan, . - Hog - Receipts.
5000 bette g7ai"s BE-. hgher. spots
~ iou17.7O, butchers Sl7.551l7 so. light,
Sl7Hl7.j0; packing. slG75m Il "a, throw
outs, So q &c SO, pkg. good to chotco, 1l+1
cattle Receipts, 1000, Reef steeys
strong. - to 25", higher; butcher cattlc.
steady :" iss: hEm@Er: '45yc:, sl9w to e.
choice and fancy, SO gls.s5; common
and medium. .9.5ogi625; butcher stock
COWS and heifers, q 10 1906 Gamers and
good. choice and fancy, slO.2tdlS,7it In
ferior, common and medium. t7.75 n ! o. % :
veal calves, good and choIee. ~ 5O@l6;
higher; lambs. choice and prime, 'lG.EoT
1873! medium and good, SIS 1880, cniS,
81 toml3!6: ewes choIce and rrm!r'
culls, $jd7.bO.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. i5,-HoFs-Rc0c'pts
S.O0o; strong on hast. weak on oth' ~
Lights slf.9Ogl7 40, pigs Si3ul6. HtIN"I
ana butchers " goa l7.Gt. good heavy,
{l7.ttHl7.7i. hulk. So 3o1 l7.to.
cattle. Receipts, $500; s'"1iv Nltiy'
hecf steers, tll.dOu1 80, gearing s''"rs
and hritera. s9.5UGils. cows, $50 % 1850.
stockers and fcodors. $500 ~: Tlr 10
| urine southern beet steers. EIoFlN; trct
cows and helfers, $3.50 Il Il, upnners AMI
cutters. 37.5ods; native calves, It75I
l7,JO.
$40 1880; ewes, S.5s9 io.5 so: Gamers ana
/ choppers t5gs.il