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The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-09-18

Michael P. Barry. 20 years old, a
retired contractor. is dead at Atchison.
He had lived there forty years. His
widow and six grown children survive
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-09-18
LEARN AUTO TOP BUSINESS

Twe1kieth Century Auto Top S=Aoos
1Esks $40 70 $40 mouEh. Get IN buz1nezs ~
yourself, n earn god money as thinner We
teach yof - make auto tops, seat covers, Ezsdf-
asor coEe-s czshio1s- backs, etc Eour hoEze
town needs = trzzueT Eizhf now WE1rS todaT.
Add-ess
Lsskh.zs Z Paasas, IS < ia s.. -G.A
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-09-18

Labor Day was celebrated at Neo-
desha with a big homecoming pro-
gram for the soldiers. Three hundred
men in uniform marched in the pa
rade. The city presented a handsome
silk flag to the American Legion.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-09-18


The bite of a spider has cost Mrs.
B. H. Madness. wife Of farmer north
east of Pittsburg. her arms. While
working in her garden several weeks
ago the insect bit Mrs Madness on
a finger OF the left hand. The poison
ing developed rapidly and swelling.
that started in the finger, extended to
the hand and to the arm. Part of the
arm was amputated at a hospital two
weeks ago. Mrs. Madness returned
to her home and poison developed in
her right arm. The arm was amputa-
ted, but Mrs. Madness recovery is
doubtful.
o. Skarmauchi, baker Of Chicopee,
Kas., was arrested at Pittsburg when
the police discovered twelve half-pint
bottles of whisky hidden beneath the
200 1oaves of bread in his wagon.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-09-18

The car shortage is growing serious
in this part of the state and added to
this is the embargo on wheat, so that
practically no cars are moving. The
H. D. Lee flour mills were compelled
to close indefinitely because Of the dis
ficulty.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-09-18


painful and 1t felt as If
needles were sticking in $SA
to them finally had to
give up and went from
bad to wore. A~~
MY kidneys didn't act =
right and the secretions
were scanty and distress
ing. I had awful dizzy
spells when everything $500
before me turned black;
one time / couldn't see nars- ShuseE
for twenty minutes Awful pains IN my
head set me almost frantic and I was
80 nervous, / couldn't stand the least
noise. How 1 suffered Often I didn't
care whether I lived OF died
81 couldn't sleep on account Of the
terrible pains IN my back and head.
Nothing seemed to do me bit Of good
until began using DOdH'S Kidney
Pills. could soon see they were help
ing me; the backache stopped, my kid
neys were regulated and I no longer
had any dizzy spells or rheumatic pains.
/ still take D0dT'S occasionally and
they keep my kidneys IN good health"
StCoTT to before me,
z. ". CASSIDY, JR-.
Notary Pubic.
GsRDoaa's Il Any Stare. zoe aBzz
IDOAN'S K P1I NJ
FoSTE-kmsURN CO. BUFFALO,. n. Y.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-09-18
PATONlc
= CTok Y6dk AcDEsToKA0

WE BUY AND SELL Industrial, oil. mining
stocks Of all descriptions Fitzgerald & Co.
Brokers. BOatmen's Blk Bldg. St Louis. No
New-York tribune., 1919-05-22
Bid Asked
Ex-Dividend Yesterday

AT tho annual meeting OF tha r. W.
Woolworth Company held yesterday at
Watertown. n Y, the seven retiring d.
rectors were reelected. The stockholders
voted to increase thu board from 2l TO "a,
tho additional directors to be chosen a,
the examination meeting be held
Frederic A. Juilllard. OF n n. Jullliard
q Co, has been elected a director Of the
Guaranty Trust Company.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-22
Yesterdays Transactions In Listed Stocks


last of
donyo o shar
New-York tribune., 1919-05-22
Bid and Asked
Quotations

The following table gives the closing
bid and asked quota tions for stocks
listed on the New York Stock Exchange
but not traded in yesterday:
New-York tribune., 1919-05-22
Curb Market

Note.-The Tribune assumes no RESPONSE
bity for the accuracy or authenticity of curb
market quotations. Transactions and prices
yesterday were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1919-05-22
Active Securities -.
Record of Stock and Bond Averages

Copyright 1919. New York Tribune Inc9
New-York tribune., 1919-05-22
Bonds

5000 .Am Sum Is i1oe 1oe 1oe 1oe
5000 Am T & r 6s.1o0La 100Es 1ooLs 1ooLs
10000 10000 b sti ID 1928 1928 1o2ss 1o24s 1925
10000 .Inter r Tr 7s ss ss s7La sa
10000 my r Co d 6sio1Is 1o1Ka 1otIs 1918
10000 sRuss gov }as. 46 AZ 46 46
10000 do 6lss 80. 81 so 81 60
1000 'Sinclair G 6s.t1o ITO no 40
1000 Swift & Co rts 81 90 63s eks
sIrnlistsd. tSel cents per share.
&C. A. Potter. tr.. president of the Finance
e. Trading Corporation. has been elected Il
vice president OF the Guaranty Trust
Company
New-York tribune., 1919-05-22

BIO. ASKED
hress Or loss -
Laclede Gas. =. II rs
L + & W pr 2i %
Ligg & 81 T. 209 2l5
do pr ....IlI lI3
L-W b lst pr. i0l l05
| do I'd pr. LOG lis
Lorillard pr. l09 Ii9
AaeSay Cos. 1874 30
do pr . 81 65
/ Manhat Beach " ~
Msnhat El. -. 30 81
Mat Al w.. 81 40
May De st pr. 1903 no
Mex Pet pr. 1924 l033a
MSP& s S NJ So Sc
do pr .....l04 ll2
do lsd lines. 81 SO
, Mont Power pr Y "a
do pr 49, i05 l03
Morris & Es. 70H, 70
Nat Biscuit. ..Il9 i2I
do pr .....Il612 iI9
y RR NJ lst pr i6 IS
NYC&SL lst.. SO p
| do 20 pr. e.. so So
y 7 L & " 80 SO
Norf & W pr. rs 70
Northern Cent. 81 73
Ohio Fuel. l..... so 5ly.
Owens Bo, pr..l0i l03
Pacific Coast. AZ 43
do lst pr. &c 100
do I'd pr. o.. so 30
? Ial n r rr 81 81
Petit Null E. IS As
dn lst pr. 96 100
P F W & GIBBS l371a
s'itts - pr. 9sh4 90
Pr St Car pr. i02 i05
/ T S c y J.. 80 IS
Ry St Spr pr. io9 ll5
Reading lst pr S7a4 38
Sears Roe pr. ii9 100
5 + K Sugar. l6o 1856
I do pr ....ll0 ll2
Standard MIll.l35 !45
do pr 49,. 90 81
studebaker pr. o6H4 100
Sup Steel pr. 100 i0i
I x + ID tr.325 -
0iicws'er Oil 24O 245
Tol S L g. W 8 10
so cfIs ... 8 9
( do pr ..-.. II 20
! 10 cts pr. i6 ia
T c X 7 pr 81 i24
Underwood T. i8O iS9
do Or iii 100
{ Gig st pr.li3 M
United Drug. .ii4 ii6
do lst pr. 54t4 55y7
do I'd pr. Ito lf3
[ SCIP & f pr 63 65
U $ Express 26 28v,
L S l Al pr. I09 ITO
{ s s & r pr &9 so
West Nd I'd pr "a u
West SO N lst. 81 so
Wilson Co pr. i0I 1902
WHY'S . pr 95 9S
Woolworth pr ii6la -
WP & 81 pr B 95 96I,
New-York tribune., 1919-05-22
Consolidated Exchange

UNIT of trade on this exchange. 10 shares9
transactions and prices yesterday for tiss
more active shares fellow:
New-York tribune., 1919-05-22
100000
SIMMONS COMPANY
TO Cumulative Preferred Stock


Dividends gus land November
payable November
upon x'nodea
o Mr. Simmons Preadent oftC
real. Its putofm
beds constitutes about onetnd Grssas
8foch
nfo good WILL
80foFed edeal lTaxesw
edel Txes)av
idd drqunenn
Sinking Fund beginning T. Of
the ef.t5
o om of louisiana ndng reenedao
enedst kfo
LEE, HIGGNsoN & CO.
BOSTON CHICAGO
The sun., 1919-01-31
SAILED FOR NEW YORK

Ss Baltic. from Liverpool.
SIS Dominic, from Liverpool.
SIS Elisabeth van Beleie. from Barry
SIS Western Hero, from Shields
SIS Hickman, from La Rochclle.
IS Teucer. from Liverpool.
SIS Blaamyra, from Cardiff.
SIS Anversose, from Barry
SIS Uberaba, from Pernambuco,
The sun., 1919-01-31
SHIPPING CONCERN
: BUYS NEW HOME
Takes Over Eighteen Story
Building at 26 and 20
Beaver Street.
PRICE ABOUT 100000
Paul Jones Apartment House
on WadswOrth Avenue
Reported Sold.

Announcement was made yesterday
Of tho closing OF a deal in the shipping
district which has been pending for some
time. Through the Charles F. Noyes
Company. Norton. Lilly & Co.. steamship
owners, agents and brokers. have bought
the eighteen story Office building at IS
and 20 Beaver street. running through
TO Marketf1eld street. As soon as the
present tenants have vacated the new
owners will occupy the entire building.
Although no definite price for the prop
erty was mentioned, the buyers are said
TO have paid 100000 for It.
The property was acquired from tho
26 Beaver Street Corporation, n suosid-
iary of the Stock Quotation Company.
which in turn is controlled by the West
ern Union Telegraph Company. The
building. which is topped by pent-
house, occupies an area OF 2,SSS square
feet and represents the most substantial
type OF commercial construction. 1t is
fireproofed throughout and is equipped
with three high speed elevators 1t was
built for the &c Beaver Street Corpora
tio, about eight years ago by the Thomp-
~6on -Starrett Company. from plans
drawn up by Clinton & Russell War
rem & Skellen, agents for the property,
represented Ulo III tiic u shAAsoS-
ton.
BY reason OF It's location the building
receives an abundance of outside light.
Immediately in the rear OF 1t Is the
American Bank Note Building. low
structure fronting on Broad street. To
the west are several other low buildings.
The new owners maintain one OF the
eldest and most important shipping
houses In the country. Since the estab-
lisnment of the firm in 1S43 they have
moved their headquarters but once, and
that was from their first location on
Wall street to their present suite of Of
ices In the Produce Exchange Building.
They operate the Norton Line Of steam
ships to all ports in Uruguay. Argentina
and Brazil and are agents fsr a number
OF other steamship companies Outside
Of New York they have Offices In
Chicago. New Orleans. San Francisco
and Seattle.
The sun., 1919-01-31
EARNINGS STATEMENTS.
Railroads.
ATCHuSON.

Month OF December
Operating revenue sl:,se7.o$t Inc. 81 g. oee
Operating income. l.4N,e47 Dec. 1884
Operating revenue -. slsc 49, so Inc SCI SO 1874
Operating incOme..... +o,'(S 20 Dec. t,s4, so
CLEVELAND. ClNClNNATI. CHICAGO AND
ST. LOUIS.
Month Of December-
oparSng revenue -. ss.alo,f3 Inc. 81 o6S, aS7
Operating income. 1855 ST. Inc. c33, lc6
For twelve months
Operating revenue. S1,< $40 Inc. SlS1oS,OSn
Operating income $3.50 OIL Inc. s,ScS,o ore
GREAT NORTHERN.
Month OF December
Operating revenue.,.. $685. 200 Inc. -, se5 ss7
Operating deficit. AS s3S Inc. !, 6p go
Operating revenue -, 500 81, oe7 Inc, .,islSeo.
Operating income o,63e, 2cs Dec. 12,%s, SIS
ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
Month Of December
Operating revenue. ss.lS,o4s Inc. s.. 7s1 cGn
Operating defcit..... Isl, Ss Inc, o93 csS
For twelve months
Operating revenue .Sl07 .sN, S1 Inc. 40 40
Operating income l2,os5 o72 Dec. 7,ecc 600
MICHIGAN CENTRAL.
Month 1T December
Operating rrvenue' ssbs,a7 Inc. 8, sI4s,
Operating income. .... 2,oo9,7s1 Inc. 3es, "a
For twelve months
operatins income',., iS,Sis7ei Inc. s,Tss ssS
MISSOURI, KANSAS AND TEXAS.
Month Of December
Operating revenue. -, o566N Inc. S'ol, 9l3
Operating income. 4l3ia2 Inc. ci,lol
For twelve months
Operating revenue. S33, 20 Inc. s., ~ ,61t
Operating INCOME. 1850 0os Dec. ,02S Sc
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AND HARTFORD,
Month Of December
Operating revenue. - eS ibl Inc. 81 ,6+S. bA
Operating dehcit. .,... AS oS3 Inc. lsos. ss6
For twelve months
Operating revenue. :. Sioe ce4 r2 Inc .3i65ss zls
Operating INCOME, ll,Sl6 Sc2 Dec. 9l66, 6S
OMAHA.
Month Of December
Operating revenue.... s2,?4ss55 Inc. $3.50 ee7
Operating income..... l93,50l Dec. 6,S9
For twelve months
Operating revenue. SH. te9 asl INC. S3SoS,t1S
Operating Income. 2.6Siel3 Dec. 64s, SOS
ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO,
Month OF December
Operating revenue. &,o53I 2S Inc. 81 nv, hS
Operating income al $50 Dec. rs, H3
For twelve months
Operating revenue $50 SIC COS Inc. 81. III. s7s
Operating .ncome..,.. II Sol, ss3 Dec. 6iec. Us
SOUTHERN PACIFIC.
Month of December
Operating revenue. SIS o6l $50 Inc. 81 TOT SIC
Operating income. 49,. 1,o35 e34 Dec. $50, 4ss
For twelve months-
Operating revenue. $lb5 eB ,64l Inc. III ,6sl, as
Operating income SO, i27 OF Dec. eS6S, $50
MINNEAPOLIS AND ST. LOUIS
Month Of December
Operating revenue. yl,o67 SO Inc. t0,sn
Operating deficit ,..,. e,o6 Inc. a., ocS
For twelve noDthS-
2s:.:.s,s: ' i:.:a.' 'l'' s'.'9 Iss:' g: n
The sun., 1919-01-31
MAY ADD rs STORIES.
Increase in Height OF Heidelberg
Building Foreshadowed in Lease.

A long lease recorded In the Regis
trar's office yesterday on the Heidelberg
Building. occupying the block front on
the south side of Forty-second street,
between Broadway and Seventh avenue,
recalls the project announced several
years ago OF adding twenty-five stories
to the present seven story structure.
The leasing transaction is regarded as
an indication that this project is about
to be carried out. A contract for the
work was let in January, 1917, and 1t
was said at the time that the work
would be undertaken as soon as steel
could be procured.
The new lease involves all the prop
erty with the exception OF the store Mt
the corner OF Broadway and F'orty-sec-
ond street and was made by the United
States Stores and Land Improvement
Company to the Subway Central Build
ing Corporation. The lease runs from
July last until April %. 1880. and car
ries the privilege OF three renewals for
twenty-one years each. The rental will
be $4,000 a year and taxes
The site OF the building Is owned by
the Coe estate. but the structure itself is
the property OF the Princess Murat and
the Princess Rospiglioso. daughters OF
Edmund X. Stallo. The foundations are
made to support a structure OF thirty
two stories.
The sun., 1919-01-31
OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

EAST 18TH STREEr-George W.
Brettell sold for the Harlem Savings
Bank TO Mrs. r Murphy AIS East
18TH street, three story private
house, 16.3x75.
NAGLiE AVENUE-Julius w. Baier sold
to the Benenson Realty Company the
five story apartment house, 5ox125. at
SO and 81 Maggie avenue. It was held
at $4,000.
EAST 174TH STREET-Strong Con-
struction Company sold $40 East
174th street and 40 Hoe avenue, two
six story partments, 110x10o. housing
sixty-eight families, and valued at
$4,000. to Morgenstein Bros,
through Joseph Roeder.
WASHINGTON AVENUE - A d.
Phelps & Damiane sold for a client
to Henry Kiralfy 979 Washington
avenue. a two and a half story dwell
ing. with store, 25x100.
KINGSBRIDGE ROAD-A. D. Phelps
& Damiane sold for the McAllen
Realty Company the three story dwell
ing at 10 East Kingsbridge road, 16.sx
so. to George Moody.
FAILE STREET-Wiliamson & Bryan
sold for Theodore NJ. Macy the two
two family houses. S93 and s97 Faile
street, each 25x100.
The sun., 1919-01-31
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Securities were in good demand yes
terday on the Consolidated Exchange
and final prices represented substantial
net gains. Steel common closed at 80.
about the high price of the session and
a gain OF point. There was a sub
stantial demand for coppers, Smelters
heading the group with a gain of IA
Marine preferred closed with a point
loss. Oil shares were steady. In the
specialties, all of which showed improve
ment, Consolidated Gas. with a net gain
of IN, and Hide and Leather preferred,
with IA gain, were the strongest fea-
lures
The sun., 1919-01-31
BROWN STILL BUYING.

10 his many purchases during the
month Frederick Brown added yesterday
tic row of five story apartment houses
at $50. 56s. $40 and $50 Fox street,
near Prospect avenue, The Bronx. The
buildings occupy plot 40xlo9 and have
q combined rent roll approximating $780,
600. The seller OF the property was the
Via Wipes Realty Corporation. which
held the buildings at valuation OF
$4,000 Arthur Knox acted as attor-
ncy for the selling company.
Mr.. Brown, 1t was learned yesterday,
was also the purchaser OF the residence
Of Mrs Robert L. Fowler. Jr., at II East
Ninetieth street, which was reported sold
on Wednesday,. This dwelling is on the
same block as the Carnegie mansion, and
was built by Mrs. Fowler on plot
presented to her as q gift by her father
]. Sergeant Cram.
The sun., 1919-01-31
PAUL JoNEs.s VALUE. s2so.ooo.

According TO a report circulated yes
terday. the Paul Jones apartment house
at 22O to 234 Wadsworth avenue has
been sold The seller Is the Z. r. A.
Realty Company, which acquired title to
the property last September from Daniel
A. Jackson. The city assesses the prop
erty at $4,000.
The Paul Jones Is a modern. six story
elevator structure. and Is regarded as
one Of the most successful apartment
house enterprises in the city. For sew
eral years past not a single one Of its
forty-eight suites has been vacant. 1t
occupies the westerly block front be-
tween 1s4th and 1s5th streets. and fronts
1910 feet on Wadsworth avenue and
seventy feet on each street
The sun., 1919-01-31
Residential LEASES.

Samuel J, Tankoos leased with Pease
tary of the Horn & Hardart Company.
tary of the Horn & Hobart Company
owners of the Automat Restaurants, a
large apartment. comprising the entire
third floor In 32s West Eighty-third
street. The Wood Dolson Company
re presented the owner
Duff & Brown Company leased for the
Guardian Life Insurance Company to
Arthur w. Lewis 423 West l44th street
and for the United States Trust COM
pany, $50 Convent avenue.
Douglas L. Eiliman 4 Go. leased r
large apartment of fifteen rooms and
i've baths ct 10 Park avenue for
10. v--A.-N'" Av~ru. Realty copperv
The sun., 1919-01-31

CLINTON STREET. as, corAs,
-oo-rs bath .-t.sm hest, hot wst-r az so
The sun., 1919-01-31

ny henry brauE.
18TH ST. c?s L. n s. 1905 e Sd av. 80. sr
ss.ll s sly tnt--Itsliap Saw Rank sst
Terfos CONSTR co, Inc - al; due, SIS.
$685.; taxes sc. s5?Gso; TO the plain
TIN for sl4250.
load ST. $50: T.. IS. l75 LIST AZ. 97.s.
lhoII, 6 sty tint and strs--Lincoin Trust
co agt Malwine Schleiche- ct a.; taxes,
&C. s95: to the plaintiff fd- $500.
BY Arthur i. Sheridan.
10TH ST, II W. $, $50 Manhattan
av. 1s4xlo0.ll ETY. dwlg--J Beal ct
al. exrs, 7.c. agt VI Strsrnme!l ct al:
due. sl.o35.95; sub to three mtgs agg
sll,7O0: to the plaintiff FOR .l:.7:5.
lat 1910 THIRD AVENUE.
BY Henry BSdy.
WYATT ST, Iltl, n g. 100 Bronx Pk~ay,
25xlOo-Danl Caragher ct al agt Jos
Diamond ct al; due, S5,5l+.l5. taxes, &C.
si.s0J24 10 the plaintiff for $4,000
BY Joseph p. Day
JOHN ST. - II u Of DituArs ct, y
to Main s.. City Island. lots ~ and 7!S
Agnes Walsh et a.. adm rs N!ncenzo
Pariato at a: due on judgt, ss.ss4.sI
taxes, &C. N,l25.S2. Adjourned TO
Feb II.
BY Joseph & Co.
TRINITY Az, 1923 es, 1913 II is6'h 81,
lsJxao 2 sty dwlg--J Reynolds agt
Jas Reynolds. u ct al; atty. Lewis How
lett; due s6,57335: taxes, SC, fTo+Si
TO the ,Dla!ntif FOR $4,000.
The sun., 1919-01-31

PARIS. Jan. 30.-The weekly statement
OF the Bank OF France shows the fol-
lowing changes: Gold In hand increased
5,657,117 francs. silver In hand decreased
1,150.209 francs notes in circulation in
creased 1s9.2s0.390 francs treasury de-
posits decreased 14,247,036 francs, gen.
eral deposits decreased 153,474.512
francs, bills discounted Increased 1885,
5Ss francs, advances decreased 17,491,-
l16 francs
The sun., 1919-01-31

to Clarence Milhiser a largo duplex
apartment at $50 Park avenue to Mar
Gus l.. Bell; furnished apartment at
145 East Forty-ninth street to NJ A.
Dergfeld; n furnished apartment at liz
East Seventy-fourth street to Thomas
w. Streeter. and a furnished apartment
at 116 East Fffty-eighth street for Mrs
Morrell to Capt J. j. Jackson.
Pease & Gilman leased for Thomas
Smell to c. NJ. DuGay the four story
dwelling at 324 Lexington avenue.
The sun., 1919-01-31
SALES IN BROOKLYN.

Realty Trust sold for the Aztec Re-
atty Corporation the one family dwell
ing 1926 Sixty-second street, In the
Mapleton Park section, to Craig W..
Fleming.
Benjamin W eisbrant and Morris Ros-
enblum bought from NJ. Esposito a plot,
60x11s. on Twenty-fourth street, Coney
Island, for improvement. A. NJ. Horn
stein negotiated the sale.
The sun., 1919-01-31

Hs2p ST, n e. 100 . East End ay, runs 9
e loe1Ox n W 167.4x 8 1908 to bog. with
n t to dock privileges. &c. and all other
real estate now owned or that may be
Yorkvilld Independent Hygeia Ice Co to
Central Union Trust Co OF N y, 81 Wall
e., as trts for bondholders. due Feb !,
1924, 6%i pr mtg 100000; attys. Fors-
ter. II & lK. SO Wall st .......... $4,000
(west of Filth avenue between Fourteenth
and 10th streets.)
18TH ST. 31s w, 211lxsa p NJ, Jan 40
SSsns; h Maon to Sr. the IA A%ori sttn T
ssTM ST. 81 ss7 IL to D "a W tiiisss, isySp
Central saw Bank. 1b7 Fourth av due
Feb l., 1922. so. atty. lawyer. T &
cEN Tf; 10 p hTnK WEST :. III 9SI0O N
lOsth 81, is1iOo. p NJ. Jan 2s-Hyman
Bardin to Jas Cruikshank. Freeport.
ssoo due atty avg Geo ii ' Ws. 81 Pr c.n %!s
81 .,.....,,......s ..'.s'.s' .So,vVV
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north of 10th strect)
lisTH ST. 80 ". 25xroo;li. p N. Jan 81
Tasss g. h ssi san ana H as r4 T%s aug
1sttRfiMi ST. - SIS " r. ,stlooii. II, Jan
ensteln, sss W $40 A. ct al. exrs Sc
atty, Henry Brill. so wall at 1000
SAME PROPERTY Nc Jan 29-Antonio
,Pepe to Lawmor lmpt Co, az Bway.
due and int as per bond. pr mtg $500:
atty. l. 7 s. T Co. 100 Bway..... .sl,2 200
Bronx.
thorough of The Bronx
ELLIOTT Av, W g, s6Se Elizabeth st,
33Sxlc5-Mabel Murray to Emily
Newman, s0ls Bronx Blvd. Jan 20, 3
yrs, sc: atty. T &. Go. i16 Broad ,
LOTS so2, 500. sos, sos. $40 and sl2.
City Island Homes. Inc. - Wall st,
Nov 81, 1917, yrs SO at;ys. satter-
lee, C 4 l.. 40 Wall st $500
The sun., 1919-01-31
REAL ESTATE JOTTINGs.

Spear & Co. announce the return OF
Murray Brenner and Sergeant Leon II.
Spear to their Office after serving with
the United States Army. Leon r..
Spear returns after twenty months SER
vice with tho Fifty-seventh {. A. c. in
France.
Duff & Brown Co. were appointed
agents Of 1904 Amsterdam avenue and
90 West 161st street.
The sun., 1919-01-31
COFFEE MARKET.

There was fairly active trade in the
coffee market yesterday and large pur-
chases of actual coffee, milds as we'll as
Santos, stimulated the opening and
caused an advance OF to 10 points
Leading interests who have recently been
on the selling side covered early in the
day and prices worked upward owing to
lack of selling pressure final quotations
showing net advances Of 10 to % points
Range of prices;
The sun., 1919-01-31

terday by the sellers in foreclosure at
the stand Of Henry Brady. The new
owners are Marks Bros.
WEST 14s TIL STREET-Duross Com
pany sold for James l.. Van SAINT to
Minnie L. Griffin the three story
dwelling. 15x1oO, at 512 West 149th
street, formerly the home of Mrs. Car
RE Chapman Gait, who sold 1t to Mr..
Van SAINT q few months ago.
The sun., 1919-01-31
Waist Workers Get Incr,.,..

PHlLAnEIPHA. Jan. So.-The threa,
shed strike In the waist trade here hs Z.
neen adjusted on the following baa,,
mat the present agreement remain ir
ioice until January I. 1920, with the FOL
loving notifications:
flece workers are 10 he granted An
per cent Increase, while week work
s are TO receive an increase az one and
W. ao'iaFs' the establishment OF for
ty-luur hour week as soon MS n su,,}c,on,
percentage Of tho New York trade 80,
VI" en- that basis
The sun., 1919-01-31
OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

VEST SIXTEENTH sTREET-ButlerG
Baldwin sold 10 David Pasinsky the
three story building at 10 West Six
tenth street The purchaser has filed
plans to make extensive alterations
for bachelor apartments which will be
completed about June 1.
WEST EIGHTY EIGHTH STREET
Frederic H. Allen of Frederick Zitte
& Sons sold for the Brooklyn Trust
Company to s. Lipman 1G4 West
Eighty-eig street, three story dwell
ing, plot l7x102,2. The same broker
has resold the same for Mr.. Lipman
20 builder for alteration to small
apartments.
EAST 123D STREET-Porter & co. sold
for katherine r. Neuhoff TO Felciana
Carbone the two tenements. 26xlO0
each. at 4l0-4l2 East 123d street.
EAST EIGHTY,SECOND STREET.-THE.
Howard Lillienthal bought from DR..
Charles Schram the five story dwelling
81 East Eighty-second street on lot
i6xl00.5.
EAST SIXTY-F1RST STREET - The
four story dwelling. 1Oxl00.5, at 80
East Sixty-first street WAS sold by
Or. II. J. Boldt. through Douglas L.
Gilman Co. Inc. to Alfred Jesse
Warren, who win make It into small
fats.
EAST 1o2D STREET The Lincoln
Trust Company sold the six story tene-
'nent, with stores, ut $50 and 332 East
ln"1 ~.--et ~ f~-Fnn --i-~- $780,