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Greenwich village Realty Co. iss " Hous-
chas- a.rbsrini, sts bwsy 49,. $1,000
It'll Av, n W g ifd at, three stores on av.
3sSxlixfs--Orbis Mundi Realty Corpn
Is yrs from May /. 1924: atty
stroeck. ~ W 18th st............t2o,o oo
9TH Az. cor 42d at, strs on av,
ment Co to Unitod Cigar Stores Co OF
America, ~ w 18th st. yrs ~ MAY
!. 1919; atty. L NJ stroook. ~ " IND
BROADWAY, ASH TO iat,7, n " cor SSth
st--1sadore Levy to United Cigar stores
Co Of America, ~ W 18th st. IL n-LH
yrs fr April 1. 1919; atty. L s,r co Snc
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TRAINS To STOP AT HAMILTON
ON-THE-HAY.

day ordered the Long Island Railroad
to establish and maintain a station stop
Mt Hamilton on the Bay. near the shores
OF Jamaica Bay. about two-thirds OF a
mile from Howard Beach. the nearest
stop at present. The company Is to
stop twelve trains westbound and eleven
trains eastbound on week days. begin
ming June 49,
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN.
Manhattan.
9TH ct, iss w--August II Killers & Co.
AIT Jane Nichols OF al. Dec rs.
LIS PESDENS,
Maintain

Manhattan
CLINTON ST. " .. la5.a n Hester st, 25I
loo-LorsnEo r Cook OF al agt Rachel
ualantshik 81 al Noreciosure of mort
gase); attys, lockwood Lockwood.
HILLSIDE st, |, as c SaEle aV
runs n s65.l0S sc ls03x W 1851 to
bex--w!lilam Rankin agt Geo T Scher.
singer OF al ,amended foreclosure OF
mortEase); atty. w Adams.
DYCKMhN ct, =, 2i0.6 8 Magic
av, :22bIi?x irreg-0eo q Mason agi
Fort George Realty Co Noreclos re OF
mortgage; attys, Taft & sherman.
isT AV, :si to 1sb--W T Doug lass Agt
Jarnes l. Cunningham ct al (ejectment
proceediBEsl; atty, Bein.
BAXTER ST. 81 and ss; llsth st, sS6 ana
sss r, and i9fi st. so W-Miry Tarditi
AFT Lewis II TomaEZolli ct al faction to
construe will, Ae,: attys. Lind Pfeiner.
sisT ST. ., $50 llth sv, ?6rlOo.b-
Adele Rnssland, extrx, aEt w Thompson
ct al foreclosure OF mortgsge): atty, II
STATION ST. Thames PauIding. esr.
Art Cecelia Laibowlrz ct al foreclosure
of mortgAge); attys. Baylis Sanoorn'
Bronx.
OLD BOSTON RID, g. 2So.s Elisabeth
at 6oRlss-Eastchester Savings Bank OF
Nj Vernon AFT James II McWillinms ct
al foreclosure of mortgage: atty, o d
ropPiSG Az. 1915; also Morris sv, " 8.
100 Q IsSd a.. oXl034-Catherine
Boyle AIT Anna v Hanten ct al tparu-
ton suitl atty. ~ sullivan.
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s2SO.ooO RESIDENCE SOLD.

Mrs. Elizabeth C. Bowen has sold
through William d. May q Co.
and the Douglas L. Gilman Company
her residence at East Eighty-ninth
street to an unnamed purchaser, who
VIII occupy. The house is a Ave story
American basement dwelling. 30xl00S,
and was purchased by Mrs. Bowen about
tan years ago. The plot adjoins the
BENJAMIN Duke mansion at the south
corner Of Fifth avenue and Eighty
ninth street The Bowen homo Is
considered one of the hand soonest Of It's
type In the district and was held at
92So.oo0.
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CAROLYN COURT IN RESALE.

Carolyn Court. a six story elevator
apartment house, at IA West 121st
street, adjoining the southeast corner
Of Aorningside Drive. has been resold
by Peter Tisch for the Carlton Deco
rating and Contracting Company. which
acquired II last week from Frederick
SchrRtz. II occupies q plot llsxl00,
has yearly rent roll OF $4,000. and
was held at S250.000. The new owner,
an investor. paid cash above the first
mortgaRe-
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COFFEE MARKET.

While the coffee market yesterday
opened unchanged to decline of IL
points. the bulls soon took the vetns and
values worked sharply upward through
out the session. final Srices breaking
Rrain into new high ground July
touched l7.i4c.. September l6.60c. and
December 1900, The market closed at
net gains Of Is to IS points.
An improved demand was noted in the
local spot market, in which prices were
Arm.
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SALES IN QUEENS.

Joseph p. Armstrong Of Elmhurst
bou ut and will occupy the dwelling at
$50 South Nineteenth street, Flushing
Thu sale was made by ], Albert Jonntra
A syndicate represented by Louis
We.nberger, attorney, bought a tract Of
100 lots at Jamaica Junction, Fourth
Ward OF Queens. The property viii be
disposed Of In home sites
II. Goldschmidt sold for the Frank
Cotter Company q house on Wyckoff
place. Woodmere. l2ox1b0, to DR.. Carl
]. Schmuck.
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CHAPEL SCHOOL MAY BE SOLD.

Epiphany Chapel School. at 1913 to 1872
Stanton street. may shortly be replaced
by a moving picture theatre. The prop
erty, according to rumor. Is about to be
sold TO an operator who pans the cree
tion of a building to seat 1000. At the
Offices Of the New York p. z. City Mis-
sion Society. the owner. II was said
that an offer of sale Is being considered
by the trustees. The property has a
frontage of so feet and a depth OF sos
feet. between Essex and Norfolk streets
It had been held at $4,000.
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THE SUN, SATURDAY, APRIL 2e, 1919.

his property known as "Juniper Ledge"
between Briaroliff Manor and Milwood.
to Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait OF this
city. The property comprises seventeen
acres, large residence, and numerous
and was held at $4,000.
Fish q Marvin also rented for DR.. John
#. Moore portion OF his property at
to John L. Dudley.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with namo and address OF lenders at
torney.)
Manhattan.


Manhattan.
GOTH ST, 225 E---Geo Vogt, 2ls u bsth
ut, to Abr and Louis Davis, 2il W llsth
ST.. Aug !, 1917; atty. T, & I Co,
PL, 7-s--Hannah and David
Mendes to the Greenwich Saw BANK.
pee a.. 1927, atty of record. Jes od q
loTH ST, 9, $50 n W Sd av. aoxs2,sL.
clara Freid to Harris d Colt. bl6 PARK
av, Dec q. 1918: atty. Curtis Mp sS 4
18TH a. u s sTa.sss w.Rockyil. Holding
Co 40 Bwsy, 10 Max Cohen. Oct ie
1918: atty Fred Lese. So Massey Az
SAME PRoPERTY--Maiex Realty Corpn.
ITO Bway. to same. Mar 3. lsl7 ne,,oMs
10Th at, :, As W Col av. l7xioo.S--
Frederic dc Kroft, lS W 10Th g., 20
Margt Bessier, 5c3 W t5th st. April a.
1915; atty. T, co. l7s Bwsy
18TH 1T. % E---Bene Posner and sne to
Herman Holding Corp. July 20 ipgs
atty, Edw Hermann, IS Park Row SS.Iso
SAME PROPERTY--May schen TO same,
May 40. 1905: atty. Hy Bergman, iS5
,, Sri1as ST. ii 'E.i.oul. F fechtmsn 10
fulton Trust 20 OF y Y, April L. l9o, !;
aNy. r G q r Co. I1s Bway $40, 900
7TH Az, NV C iilth st. loo. ilIloo-.lttn
81 and eth Az Const co TO Leon Ter
mann. Dec -, 1914; sttys, Powers
. Wv
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Lifts Automobile Embargo.

WASHINGTON, April a5.-The War
TRADE Board announces that II had been
info mad OF 4 modification in the Britain
import embsrIo permitting the importa-
tlor OF automobiles and other motor We
rlc'es on a pro rata basis OF SO per cent.
OF the rata Of import previous 10 Sep
temher I,
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FOUR APARTMENTS REsoLD.

William II. Menllch. Inc, has resold
TO the Pearlstein Realty Company the
four six story apartment houses at 1890
to l242 Morris avenue, near 16sth street
which the seller purchased recently
from the c. j. Schwarsler Company. The
buildings rent for $4,000 and were held
at $4,000. Adolph and Henry Bloch
represented both parties as attorneys
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buying spa nish bonds.

MADRID, April 95.--SubscriptIons 70
the treasury bonds which the Cabinet
authorised last year exceed Las 900 900
pesetas The amount asked Ia zoe. ooc,-
600 pesetas. The telephone service.
which was interrupted ~ strikes re-
Gently. has been almost completely re-
stored.
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HAPGooD RESIDENCE SOLD.

The Douglas Robinson, Charles 8.
Brown Company. in conjunction with
Poase & Gilman. sold for Emile b.
Hapgood the Ave story American base
ment dwelling at Io7 East Seventy-third
street. near Park avenue, on lot 2lx
1922. The purchaser will occupy.
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PoRrMAN IN TWO DEALS.

The Union Chemical Glassware Com
pany, Inc, |. Portman president. which
las just removed its Offices to SO Park
row, has resold the six story new law
house at 1884 East Ninety-ffth street
45xlO0. which II took In trade for the
Alabama apartments on Riverside Drive
some time ago. The buyer Is an in
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vesting client Of J. Kaufman The COM
pany has also disposed Of the I'VE story
new law twenty-five family apartment
at 1898 Simpson street on plot sSx100
to Wilson & Sumter. NJ CoAn was the
broker in the deal
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BRAZILIAN COFFEE sTATisrIcs.
London Money Market.

LONDON, April 2b. - Bar silver.
- i5-isd. an ounce: money. si-s per
cent; discount rates: short and three
months bills, SIS per cent; gold pre-
miums AZ Lisbon. s2oo.
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CofYes Cahles-.Rio was 60 res higher for rs
NJ l2sl60 Exchange l.S3d. lower at lSRd Re.
osipts 5000 bags and stock 5ei,ooo hays. In
santSs spots werr UNCHANGED at 1870 for Is,
bst futures were 100 10 $50 refs lower, Re
osipts 10 900 hAKs and stock 3, 1855 0O0 hggs Re.
a.. rts at the ports were ~ oO0 bags, against
d, Ooc last year and II 900 two years ago Sac
Psulo had ls 100, against q 90 and Y 900 ann
respectively.
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NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE or RENT

HOUSE, rooms and bath; gas electric
its, steam heat; 90 minutes from New York
(uptown). 80 minutes from Hudson Ter
nlinaI; adul,3; rent $50 Telephone s22
Ieonia.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

18th At. las and its-Muloerry Roofing
Co. Inc, art Emiiy I Smith, owner: Al.
bert Sire and George McCabe. con,
,sra aet or ,6i '.,,d ,os' W-WSol; weciinraub
sst Abraham Rothkrus. owner: JOSEPH
Moonshein, contractor. .......... 80
10TH ST, Sl2 w---Lodis l. Goidbaum agt
Estate Of VIM c l. ster, owner Mary y
Smyser, contractor (renewND. -. .SldH
FORSYTH ST, AZ to IAN Rohman,
Inc. aGt Wolf Nader. owner tre.
,n news, ";,7ss,n: mr., sam. ' Ire.
JEFFERSON ST. Is to ,s-sams az, same
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RESULT AT AUCTION.
TAT paoS THIRD AyENUE.l

BY James J. Donovan.
sTEARNS ST, 2si5. q % ~ Parker at.
.sxioo--R + Dobbin agt Louis Modica ct
al, due, t74Asi; taxes. &C. $40: to tho
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mont h Co., Inc. esS.t
Davidson. Jacob, sisnund David -sh
wilson pros. Rogers q lfag- ~
De Kay. Henry S.R. l.. Curtis. ,.ssi.si
Elweli Mayer 4 Co, Ines. n. '9A
ooid tsrs Hurry..H. HOFFMAN. 1904 sSss
creenbiat. Aibsr,--K. siesai a ~
Hill i'm ,r. In. p b.esi: ;.. sisse
Hois.msn. J.n. "a. L. Eel: ""''''
Ke' p"IfS cons,ileiiion Co Co. and md ~
International Fidelity ms Co.
Levy WV Asl. Ss:,1' i% ss;i L.,y. 1855
Lindsr, 0regory--L Blau. ....... sii.k ~
y: =: Msas PAPER Co: 80: "sm =.
Matuhna-People, Ao......... 10000
Myers, David C.-Cohen Dairy
q TT.diss Corp. .:.....:.:.. sl,sAss p
OF vies-R. b. Hai.ey 80. LssasI}
Mathis Auto Renting Co. and Js- J.,
;::s: ::;::;
f nsnesH ssisS, S;se.+s': :.c ,~
Manviiie Co. $50. inss sr
Patch. VIM. MI. Maioin: -. Liss.so %
Rubin, Nathsn--sinssr sswins .
stern, Bertha, and Antonio Car
sectors. eda1f n. ca a. W. i.moci: ''0
solomon. Ben ,amln--x. Xyin ct, ~ Q
Sullivan. Marin O.: =: Ho.I. ;.i;s I,
Sheridan. Arthur CIV. II. II.
Stanton. EilsaSeth--J. X. Lynch. tso.Ss
Swan, W. H.-H. Heron. 49,. s.bssi3
sternbaoh. Maurice CO. Axel.
-, rho -, $4,000. "s~e
Bernstein. 49,. 80. -. Ists.i!"
shepherd. Frank Az. Curran.. lss.oS
silberstsIn, David. Dan!sl and 20
Joseph New York MFG. COP ..
rosi. Giovanni. sdm.-c. W.
Thorn pson-s,srr.tt CO.. b.
rss a. Niso,a--A. L.Iow ct al. $500
Irner. David. and Mas Turner. .f
or MRtthew--B, Rosen ...,.. ssS.Son
Tsrrow. Walter CT. Bergman,
Van brani. charlie. c. and Harry
i. q. C, Van Brunt & sons)--
Casualty Co...,.......... 1Ss.oe
BRONX.
Tho Graf uamo 10 that OF the debtor
praycr. Hyman-united Line Ser T
Ki R:yno IShn AND F.r Tssm .s a., T. a1
+. L. FeiSsnbaum. ...,......... 2e1.7s
| q Grady. Patrick I'M. Conner
y. ...,.............. Ss1s7
| 8. hr. dee. austave--T W. Stoner. 6l.2b
Tisch, AnBie--Gimbel Bros. n Y. oe7b
| r.hshnick. Meyers. Gottfried
| &C n. .......-........s iOo od
| satished Judgments.
| MASHATTAE y
| The Grvt name Is that OF the debtor:
| the second t.-At OF the creditor, and dAto -
! when Judgment ~
| luck. Maurice B.--W. q. q
| Dyer, Apri. a. 1910. &c. ..... 50 26<:9
| ;e"harh H.. aetna Ins.
Co: April 10, IoIo.,.......... 2s12O
| T.. II speirr Inc, and Elizabeth
II. g. selignan-R. ", Ham,
Dec. :. iets. ........;,..;.;,... 1924
| IommeI. Philir--Fredcrirr uollaR-
] der q Co. March 20. tHld,.~.. I2T17
Riley, Peter f. and S-try-I.
| Kaufman; Oct. "a Io,8. t62.9l
| civ Of New ynrt--F u wetze!;
| March 81. 1870, .,.....,....... t,'ees
same-same; July s. io1s,.,.... 7.T37cS
| S1"NA--w r. wetrel; March ~.
tsas ss:,;.''ii ~. ;;c;;s'''''' o Ss sn
Jan rs, 1870 "...l...1.. -, i2s47
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Business Troubles
PETITIONS IN BANKRUprCy.

oRRIs F. sMTTH-A voluntary petition
NJ orrin r Smith Of Mpmsronsck n
Y, shows liabilities OF Si36i7 and as
sets OF sSosh. The three largest credi.
tors are: Richard var'ey EnE,cW ood
N j, $500; A. Smith Mamaronerk
N Y, $l552. ana the Texas Company
~ Battery place, sl.sto Worcester
Williams g SAKE, 30 Broad street. are
the ATTORNEYS.
JENE HoLTzMAS--A voluntary petition
Of Jene Holtsman. 20 stanton street,
shows liabilities OF t:,lS6 AMI no as.
sets The three largest creditors are;
A. E. Thomson, IS West Forty-nnh
street, $3.50; NJ. Gn'ds:tIn rs west
Thirty-nrst street. 1887 and Louis Ros-
enberB l27 Hester street 1851 Abra-
ham Rossnbluth. as Broadway. Is tho
JUDGMENTS
The following judgments were MED yes
tsrday; the nrst name being that OF tho
Ans-,m. Charles. Edw FITS
Gerald Inc ...,.......,... 3Ltfee7
co, ,.,..,.....,.,.,,.., 1Sois
Anderson. Oeo. NV. H. Holmes 2fs.92
Boerieke. Hsrriet-A. II, dssicom, ts6it
hme-Franklin simon 4 Co.. COAST
Blank. MuTay-B q l. vsit.
Bora ,% Ramon j. and Aware "'
LBoere Bros I--cyp Fabric 4
clt costs 49,. '.........., lislS
II. Brown, Irc,-S Rosenblatt... asa
Raker SILK Coo y Goldberg. T7i17
cohFn. Louisa. singer 620lS
Dicks. slosson Co, Ino -.
D. H sS%sr. Ami,di.-wSiiliiism..' Bel: '''
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EARNINGS STATEMENTS.

GRAND TRUNK sYsrE,

GRAND TRUNK SYSTEM
Third week April. .... 81 $3.50 Inc, s?S sid
Jan. ! to April A.. II, 10, iss Inc. b,322 sos
BUFFALO. ROCHESTER, a PITrSBURn,
Third weed April. si1se7 Dee. srsoso
Jan. I to April H.. zoos To Dec. SO s?7
CANADIAN NATIONAL
Third week April. 81, 56i bss Dec. tiN $40
Jan. ! TO April 49,. A.iS7, ll9 Inc. L4lo,soa
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END OF BUSINESS
WAR BANS URGED
Cotton Manufacturers Demand
Governmental Restrictions
Be Lifted.

Resolutions TO the effect that all Gov
ness not found necessary In times Of
peace should be removed and also that
any declaration Of labor that decrea sed
output will be for the eventual best good
OF employees as a whole, or OF any group
OF emp oyees, is an economic fallacy were
adopted at the closing business session
Of the convention OF the National Asso-
citation OF Cotton Manufacturers In the
Biltmore yesterday.
The delegates expressed the belief that
America can best prevent unempoy.
ment by Increasing Its production and
lowering its cost Of manufacture 10 that
steady work at high wages can be pro-
vided for the greatest number Of Its
citizens
Officers were elected as follows: W.
Frank Shove, Fall River. president !:
Ruseel Il. Lowe, Fitchburg. senior vice.
president; James Thomson, New Bed
ford, junior vlce-president Morgan But
Ter, New bedford Lewis Dexter. Man
chester A. W. Dimick. Providence John
e. Mclaughlin. Utica: John Skinner,
Eastnampton. directors.
The convention ended last night with
banquet in the grand ballroom.
After Easter Decline in Buying.
Purchasing activities show a natural
after Easter decline In nearly all Sec
lions. but the decline 10 much less notice.
able than In 1915 and 1917, according to
the Credit Barometer" of the Credit
Clearing House this week, showing the
relative fuctuation Of mercha ndising as
reflected In reports upon transactions
averaging more than $1o.ooo,ooo.
While payments show a better activity
In the Middle and South agricultural Sec
lions, a decline 10 Indicated In other Sec
tons
Indebtedness Increased slightly over
: asst week, but Ia lower In all but two
sections as compared with the corre-
spending week OF last year
The general average Of all merchan-
disIng activ.tiee for the month, however
to date Ia said to be higher than the
preceding months since October. 1918.
A compassion Of activities for the en-
tire country with last week shows pur.
chases declined | per cent indebt "dness
increased 1t per cent, while no chrnge
IL indicated In payments. AS compared
with the same week last year purchases
declined IL per cent. Indebtedness de-
clined IL per cent. while payments re-
ma lned the same.
In the East purchases declined "a
per cent. ne compared with last week
Indebtedness increa sed 3s per cent, and
payments declined 3 per cent.
Wholesale Dry Goods Market.
| Special Despatch 10 TuH sus.
| CHICAGO. April a5.-The Wholesale dr.,
goods business Is responding satis'ac
tor'ly to retail trade expansion and e
stabillElng conditions which asruv'
greater confidence for the future. tn,
O.. John v. Farwell Company reports. Thu
volume o. business compared with tn
corresponding month last year 10 salts
factory.
Leading mills have withdrawn per
Gales for fall from sale. One Of tn
leading mills this week advanced price
on towels. Print o'oths are FIRM nrf
sheetngs are moving 20 a higher pric
level. Floor coverings are very active
silks are among the hest selling fabrics
Merchants are covering their fail re
Quirements OF comforts b!es
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rURsIsusn ApARrMEsrs--T0 LET.

tsrH ST. and Lexington teornsDi at
traetiysiy furnished apartmeht, : rooms
ia hath. Kitchen from May lat 20 oeto-
So ar 4 month"; lease Wis monthiy.
css-e pRRRin, plaza 1884.
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gen, iit Aberdeen ct, Rochester, n y.
Az AYR w 70, isisi at, stty' N.Shoiss wsidsenii
to st Aloysius Church. Auburn. Z,
ApTi Rh "a tbe ATTY; same: ~, 10 rordb.m
Holding corpn, All Bwsy, mtg t1sNoo.:
Feb as; atty. Title Guar q T Co, ,isSS
SANE phoPE;RrYi =. - Bsrel;y HioiidsiSs
souTHERN Sobi:EvARb. Sss. sosiis@2s
Atlantic av. Far Rockaway, N Y, Oct
rs, 1918; atty. Title Guar T Co. i.s
SAME PiRopERTY.Ka,tte casey to Mona
Realty Corpn. cal Sostrand av, Brook
, lyns mtg a,I;So0; April :; ATTY. ,.meslG 90
same. mtg 'h.sOo. April 2ii ,tt Sys,
10th ST, as i: 7s..s W uniiver.i,y;; av, ios.ss
ioo-Bsrclay Holding Corpn to lith
g; atty. ssmi L Kahn. iits Madison
itsTH sr. 'isi Il. iSxi6.Hy l. M.i.s 10
April "a. atty. Title Guar q Co. i!!s
HoSEYwwELL Az. ao,s. 'ssi;iio.,.-Josn
at. mtg $4,000 April Is; atty. Title q ar
vfS5 AZ islii sS,,iso..iaiy;: d iLlcyd &c e
April II; atty. Title Guar n T Co. IFS
MOTHS 'Av is;c.' ib,..iiioo-'wiiiiilliam
III Mehlich. Inc, to Pearlstein Realty CO.
3s l. s0th 1t, mtg s9tsoo. April I; attys.
A II Bloch, % Nassau st...... 500
LIND AV, 1893. 25xlS5. 4xe5.lxi5o7--C
tina Kurtz to John r Schrade, 1855
shakespears av. April 70. mtg $1,000;
loo--Barnett Weinberg to Ida Baxter.
81 interysis az; mtg $4,000, April e.;
oRHS RAN pIvp pr'f %Nb ,'S cosN wr 'V "
cor l7tth Of, ssx7s.4--Jos II Hayes, ref.
to chas II Topping. I w s3d st. April rs;
atty, II st John, ~ Cedar st...t7, 700
POWELL Az. n W cor olmstend av. ss.1x
sSiix irreg-chas II o'Keefe, ref. to
Mile wstknsI, i2o washington ct.
atty, st John. ~ Cedar at. ...s3, 900
i7tTH ST. cor Walton av, 5sSi5o---
sag Harbor y Y, and ano, exrs, April
rs: atty, NJ I ST John. % cedar sts3.o 900
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Frefhoid, y, J,--High class residence for
rsnt. III. bedrooms bath 3 car garage:
large groundst . minutes C. II. u. station;
Furnished or unfurnished; summer season
~ yearly lease. Further particulars from
CHARLES v. Dubois 4 Son. Frcehola:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-26
REAL ESTATE.
JC WOLF. S is.9 ! B,way sd Mn s,a tn
As We W l. J., for sale or rent
HOUSES ron SALE.


THREE story brick house. eleven rooms
al improvements; owner going country
caii or writs. az Quincy st.. BROOKLYN.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-11-25
Wahpeton Will Have
Stock Sale Tomorrow

wahpeton, N. D.. Nov. 25.-Th.
semt-annual sale Of the Rlchland
County REGISTERED Livestock Breed.
ers' association will be held wednes-
day.. November rs, at the livestock
pavilion at the fair grounds.
One hundred head Of registered
stock has been consigned for this
sale. and Indications are that there
will be a big attendance Of buyers
froka aut-ide the county as we'll as
from Richland county.
The offerings will consist Of IS
s~hofthorns from the herds Of Lipov-
20 Angus cattle. a lew Herefords and
Holstcins. two Percheron mares. and
SO hogs of the Duroc. Chester White
and Poland China varieties. \
The science school institute was
held hero this week and although
farmers attended there was not
al big b crowd ~ anticipated due to
the inclement weather.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-11-25
Teachers J At !.
Bowbells Organize

E, Bowbells, N. D., Nov. 36.-More
than a hundred parents attended the
first meeting Of the Parent-Teachers
association held in the Bowbells city
schools Friday night. A short pro-
gram was given which had been ar
ranged by the different members Of
the faculty, after, which light refresh
ments were served.
A regular organization was per-
fected and the following officers
elected. Superintendent Harry E.
Polk, president; F. p. -Heckel, vice
president: Mrs. William F.. Glaspey,
secretary; Mrs. Z. T.. simonson, treas
urer. This is the first organization
Of its kind that the school has had,
ana a great deal Of interest seems to
be manifest in. the new project. It is
planned to have several gatherings Of
the association through the year, and
at h next meeting parents will give
the program and have general charge
OF affairs. =.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-11-25
TABLE
DULUTH GRAIN.

F, Duluth, Minn.. Nov. 25.-Elevator
receipts domestic grain, Wheat 22,-
500 bushels. asst year 1,020,200; oats
$500 bushels, last year 22,900; bar
ley 1,400 bushels, last year 134,300
bushels; rye $4,000 bushels. last year
151,200; flax $500 bushels, last year
121.20O bushels.
Shipments: Wheat 26s,30O bush
els. last year t1,106, 400 bushels; bar
ley $4,000 bushels, last year 29,500;
Duluth car inspection: Wheat No.
3 dark northern and No. 3 northern
s; other spring z: Nos. l and 2 am
Der durum and Nos. land 9 durum
3; other durum 8; mixed 6; all wheat
%. year ago $50: mixed grain 2; oats
l, year ago q; rye %, year ago 81;
year ago S21; on track 81,
Trading in fax on the new basis
was active in today's market and
strength WIS shown on good bidding.
December fax closed &c up and May
&c up. Quotations in old trades were
unchanged.
Rye closed / 1-2c up. for spot, De-
cember / 1-2c UP and May 1 3-4c up.
Oats closed 5-S@191-Sc up for spot.
Closing:
Wheat. No. 1 northern on track
2.so@2.s5: No. 2 northern 2.s5 q $50;
No 3 northern 2.80@2.S5; No. / am
:ber durum on track 2.24 1-2@2.37;
No.. 2 amber durum 2.21 1-2@2.35;
No. l mixed durum on track 2.19 1-2
@2.37: No.. 2 mixed durum 2:16. 1-2
No. ! durum on track 2.22 1-2
'@2.27; No. 2 durum 2.19 1-2@2.25.
.Linseed: Spot 4.77@5.00; arrive
4.81; November, old, AIS bid; De-
cember, old. 4.66 bid; December. new,
4.86 bid; May, old, ..4.51 bid; May.
new, 40 asked.
Oats, on track. 50 1-2@7s; to ar
RYE 50 1901 1-2. )
1-2; December 1.43; May $50.
Barley on track Lis 9t1.43. .