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:. EGGs--Fresh gathered. extras. dozen.
!egHsnG; storage packed extra hrsts'
. .Ia ets r.,s 81. E: .1 s.t. .s stss sss
i. ss0ssc,;. No. . and poorer. 30 as7c,;
der grades, IS q stc.; State. Pepn:ylvsnla
to fancy. 50 isle; ordinary to prime. 40
4795sc.; Western and Southern. gathered
whites. 4saSec.: State. Pennsylvania and
cred brown and mixed c9ior., fancy An o
49lsc,; fair to prime, +3tT piIc.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Rye -four quiet;
fair TO good, ssas.s9; choice 10 fancy
ABS per 100 lbs, CornmeaI steady; yellow
graduated, .4;27hc.; white granu,sted.
go Fs.dCity r, stsaSg bran Ss r I'd
quiet; bran, 100 ID, sacks, 81; standard
$50; red dog flour, 100 ID. sacks. $50 OH
meal. $3.50 nominal. in 100 lb. sacks.
FRUITS. Observation-Disclosures
PIpp!n, ,iosl2 Ben Davis Davis ngS; l Rsld.
81 'isisswi sf4T aissyn ,Sg
isgi'o pei..ars; a' s'S TiIsr Nils a.
iS:sd; a., d. s.; &. RSeEs
COMPLEMENTARY green. OF. sq
isc p esro Ing
Sc. o ,l.5c; Queen Of pixie, crete. 81 q
d Rsa s ssSs f %ps Be.sy eais T
a2.25; Red Beauty, crate. s2.25; Greens
SSTo crate, Ga lTsfs crate si /;
s. Sea California ,a56G7. GRAPEFRriTS
Florida. box. s4ds. LEMoNs-Ca!iforn!a
.sSs,c Porto Reo sPa; $,
KMELONS-Celifornia, erate. s61 !;
Florida. crate; ':5oa,a;ISSs WATER
| fancy, ID, 2sc.: State, choice, zee; far
Western, choice. .O'a gaze; state, prime
| 2Oq2lc.
NAVAL sroREs-spl.lt. turpentlne-,
kiln, ,i:gis; ko.l1-common 10 good
.tTainsd' .iiSO; p :l 1879 p ;l;ig; F.
;sis..sS.' and Wv, ST. 50. '' ~ '''' -
OILs-stendard white; New York ex-
port bb!s ',I:2'; DO Ouls; ss2?; do cases Ss,.
iiS25; do bulk, .iO.26; do cases, sai.?5.
Motor gaso,ene, garages s4hs'; GOns1msrs,
ss and h sS s1os pure HsGss
Of ia lbs, in bois, 'l.". Calcutta OIL
MISUNDERSTANDING saqlo; Southern.
old. $50 lbs $500: old, ls5 lbs; s., 80 q
f Bss 5.ns s.f ), a 81 $50 ASPARAGUS
POULTRY. DRESSED - TURKEYS -
Fresh, dry packed or iced, northerly West
ern, ID; Ssatic southerly, h., ssq sse
Ws.,drh dry pcssd fS S SsS
sinia, milk fod, ID, SOC: California; white
p rssSSf"' milk H f sG. * o TO box we Western
so to co lbs; and over e, aoz., 3ih q $50
S S%at fed iS 10 boz, Western: 80 70 g
lbs. and over TO doz., 3sh a SIC; under
30 lbs, ale; fresh dry packed and iced
and over $50 a see; az ibs., siasttc.t
9 lbs. and under. Slc.; southwestern. dry
picked. bbls. or kegs. mixed weights; ~
case oLp coGks~Fre a. G n,ySt psek Sa
/. csc; scaided, e2c DCcKs-Loni
Island and Pennsylvania. spring, sSe
sQUABs-Prime, white, dozs %Se 9nSS
1878. P&ckITarEeys. Western, sinal
boxes. picked. selected young hens, tsa
Isc. Western. dry picked. SELECTED yovn.
p 1G%s ssissctsd youns messed .sc; young hem
and toms, mixed, t60t7c.; Texas, $50
Iso.; Texas, fair to good, 40 t3c.; oIt
toms 's Sc. % RF0i as1 Ts isa fancy %Ss
to "a lbs, H946c.; % to 80 lbs ~, =
at2c, Chickens. milk fed 81 to SO lbs
20 co lbs and over 90 doz.. 40 gaze. Fowls
; milk fed. 60 lbs and over TO doz'. Ssc
IS to 65 lbs, 3sc;; 40 to Ies;i SIC
= 60 lbs and over 10 doE, s7isc.: IS 4
81 Us, a7Sc,; % TO q lbs , sSHc;i .
! under 80 lbs. SEA a Ssc. Old cocks, West
: ern; prime. sdry picked. 2ac'; Western
POULTRY, LIyE-sPRISa eRoILER'
-%'asss. s0'sssA largo s1smssA ss~' col
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Convention of Dress Trade.

According to a statement by David N.
Mosessohn. executive director of the As
ISOLATED Dress Industries of America, 1t
is expected that more than 1000 manu-
facturers Of women's,l misses and, chill
dren's dresses from al sections Of the
country will attend the convention to be
held in New York in the fall under the
auspices of that organization.
1t Is said that this convention will
mark the first one of its kind ever held
In the garment industries. The conven-
tion probably will last two days.
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Newmark. sol e 174th st..........se64
SAME PROPERTY, store to same:
. yrs from May /, 1919; atty, same 1885
18TH ST. 639 f, all--Jacob kaplan to
Morris Skegln, 3s5 E cath st, and sno,
yrs from Feb l. 1919; atty. Block,
,s7TH ST. sS5 E.same to same. s'' yrs
from Feb /. 1919; atty. same. .s3,7S2
WEBSTER AV, 1928. south y store-Au-
gustine r Schiavone to Abr Linn, 1850
Webster av, 3ls yrs from Feb Is, 1919
atty, Abr Linn, 2293 Webster ev. $3.50
MORRIS Az. 5Ss, store-Anna Laporte to
Francesca NJ Ferrari. ana % av, . yrs
from Dec /. 1915; atty, B Fliashnick- 302
BWay 1900
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FRASER HOMES FOR MARKET.

Tho two dwellings at s33 and cas-
Madison avenue, at the northeast cor
ner of Seventy-fourth street, for many
years the residences of Caroline W. and
Grace A. Fraser. have been leased for a
term OF twenty-one years to William
and George King. The lessees, who
have conducted a market in the Lester
Arcade on Madison avenue, between
F1fty-sixth and Fffty-seventh streets,
will alter the houses extensively, in
stalling a market OH the ground floors
OF the buildings and dividing the upper
stories OF the houses into suites of two
rooms and bath each The negotia-
items which led to the leasing trans
action were carried by, Pease & Gilman
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LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan.


Manhattan.
TERRACE VIEW AV. $. 1919 n Kings
bridge av, 80xloo-Charlotte Padelinetti,
extr1. agt Elizabeth Degenhardt Ell al
foreclosure OF mts); attys. Raoe &
Keller.
MADISON ST. i7s-Peter " Hudtwalker
ct al agt julius Saizsteln ct al (fore-
closure of mtg; atty, r + Rabe.
CHRISTOPHER ST, lis; Bond 81, 3; S7th st,
334 and sS6 E--Warren W Foster ct al
agt Elizabeth p Krotel faction to es-
tablish lIen): atty, y BALM.
PARK AN, = cor l3lst 81, S9.llNeO-
Metropolitan Trust Co OF City OF y Y
agt Eastern Parkway Co ct al fore.
closure of MTG; attys. Garter Ledyard
g. Milhurn.
PARK Az, n cor ISoth st, s9.llxso--
Metropolitan Trust Co OF the City OF
y Y agt Eastern Parkway Co e; al
foreclosure of mtg; attys, Carter,
Ledyard & Milburn.
FRONT ST, l7S-Sixth National Bank OF
Philadelphia agt Samuel Tull (notice
of attachment)i attys. Prentice q Town
send.
LOTS se7, ass $50, $40. $50, b2i. 62O,
map of Seton Homestead at village OF
Northumberland Trust Co agt
william A Mallett foreclosure OF mtg
atty, W II Arnold.
BARNES AV, ssiS-puane Everson ag;
Mary Agnes Boyle ct al foreclosure OF
mtg): atty, HOOKER
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STATEN ISLAND DEALS,

Cornelius q. Kolff sold to Richard P.
Atkins a plot 5ox12o. on Bement ave-
nue., near Castleton avenue West New
Brighton. who will improve with dwell
ing for his occupancy
W. s. e. Hall sold for Frank G. Bur-
ger cottage at 80 Roe street. West New
Brighton.
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LIVE TOPICS OF THE
COMMERCIAL WORLD
Designers Here Ignore
French Style Dictum

~ EsPITB the fact that French
stylists have placed great
IL stress on the side fulness IN
women's apparel for fall, there ara
Indications In the cloak and suit trads
here that manufacturers will not
adopt the style to any great extent
Few Of the better houses are sctInr
in accordance with the suggestion,
the stylists hero usually designing
their new models along 'htraightT
ltneA
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NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

WONDERFUL BARGAINS-Handsom
Bungalows and Houses OF every dsscT!q-
ton. every section of Bogota. Leon.a.
Morsemere. Teaneck and West EnTlewooa.
beautiful grounds Soxl20: price $500;
others l50x300, many others. some FOR
rent every improvement: easy terms, nesf
schools, churches, stores, railroads. trolley,
Hudson Tube and movies Communicate 81
once RAYMOND MOORE, West Enge.
wood New Jersey. Telephone Eng'e"ood
is13M
SUBsTANTIAL, detached ten room brick
dwelling, all improvements; too large for
owner; Jersey Heights opposite Woolworh
Building. hft>en minutes to Hudson Ter
minal; $4,000; sacrifice McARTHURS
RESTING AGENCY. 22l jackson AVE.
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retain milliner. 1881 Broadway. under /.
bond OF $500.
PAUL A. NEWMAN AND rIoRrsyB n
Newman-Judge Augustus N Hand AZ.
pointed Frank L Kohlman receiver for
Paul A. Newman and TloYins b New
man, individually and as eopartners d.
ing business a. Paul A. Newman a ca
stock brokers'. Is Broad street, under a
bond of $1,000.
Assignment.
AARON HAISTER, manufacturing dr,ss,>
At IS East 18th street, has ssrnsd for
the beneft Of creditors TO Maurice I.
ehsin. 12s West I1sth street
Judgments.
MANHATTAN.
The following judgments were MED sst.
urdsy. June IL. the, drst name being tina,
Of the debtor:
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LAST BOSTON WOOL
SALES THIS WEEK
Final Series There viii Start
MISUNDERSTANDING in
Philadelphia Later.

BOSTON. June 1B.-The fins1 series Of
Government wool euctions "a, oe held
here this season VIII start wednesday.
Included in the offerings Of more than
100000 pounds Is q large stock Of
foreign woola
The offerings are as follows: On June
Is, s.7so.ooo pounds secured woods and
10000 pounds noiis- On June 10. L.
100000 pounds pulled wool. $4,000
pounds Australian. $4,000 pounds
South American, 100000 Iceland, 1,000,-
900 pounds Cape. 2s5,ooo pounds topa
June 20, 100000 pounds New Zealand
crossbreds. 100000 pounds Australian
merinos $50 bales Australian lambs. 165
bales Australian secured wool. June
2s. $4,000 pounds domestic fleece. 81
$4,000 territory, 100000 pounds
Texas
This series will be followed by sale
Of 100000 pounds of carpet wool in
Philadelphia, June IS.
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isbrH sT, 3, $50 Grant az. sss.sosI
sssxso.e--Minnie Zimnermsn 20 cso sIS
SrSvs 6S. w p d ss.n c mt y Cedar
riNroN Nv, W e. iSic.a 'isi:t 81. sLi.
100; also linton az, sy; sso' los p a., Jaw Az
p.c t ssS5 Grand a blvd. mtg $1,000,
May 20, atty. r H Bergman. 2sot 20
,IsTH ST. e. n 3. SOS !. Bsrns: Az. look
11t--Morris Frank, ref, to Madison Inv
Go, sse Bway May 20; atty Jos sa isS
LOTS 5ss q sSd -, map Gi.d with Judgment
roll IL .ti.iSn action tots II ana
Inwooa Az. " = lot q, said map PA lot 49,: ~:
a msp ln-Goe to- to Meccm 1Ts ro.d9 also
ONE Az, al n I'VE, wsinst e. 7 .s SO 10
b.s~soion L Frank to blanche p Frank.
2l5o BwaY June IL; atty. Title Gp 'ss
vS 4 c Hv i1 so !. ss1ioo.cS:: eli.
mtg $500. june Il; atty. Asr K :iJHs;
Ho 90 sTeg; Xv. ii6i, q. aiI.iGs-see-
a,,I, o s,s %t e. s ~ Gsv Ss9
MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lender ana
, attOrneysD
Downtown.
tsouth Of Fourteenth street)
| BowBRY. ss1-33. sxeo.sxbe. ex1it.s p
A Thomas, South Hamilton. Mass. due
June !. 1874. So; atty, little Qua. 4 at 7
MG g. dss srs az. 'isa.ss. run: ioi1 iScS
s'1 a9 Js,. 20 g stree: Ja.r.a to- the
| sN%; attys. cadwalader' Ill az
sA M.Fy pRo E.W. rhHs1 dSn' CONS ss'%' IT,
ssISS::s II q: ii,.n !, %S So
salx75, June is-liebowits Realty Co
| TO Ben Gutinan, 100 Riverside Drive.
o.sa l ~ e. pr III sni sws $4,000; a,'' 90
Emily Kraa. 70 y Y title & Mtg S CO;
ID Jag 81 eTay; si ST' :. %2:aa. iiss,SSs
m. June 1l--LSuIs HICKMAN tic to
Ashills; II K %n,,ns 81 = S W. 20 Broad
st ..................... .........a $4,000
East Side.
cast of Fifth avenue, between Four
| tenth and 10th streets)
SID ST. II e. ne. ebx1o2.2. M June 1T r
Co. l7s Bway. due and int as Per
! bond ..............-.. ...''''"' 't'''V'
| West Side.
| (west OF Fifth avenue, between Four
teenth and 1la streetso
10TH ST. Is2 W. as, 1sxloo:S. m, june
i2-Mary NJ Clothier to Title Guar =
Co. 1I6 Bway: due and Int as. Per
bond ............. ..''.''''' '''$f''V'S
i Uptown.
(Manhattan Island. north of 10th street,
18TH ST. t2s W, rs, 2oxIoc'li. ? PIT, m
Guar & T Co. i7s Bway. due and tnt a. e;
wpHps SSedirHi Nv. VS. Is is7th 81: 7S1
100, m. Jun~ c--Arrow Holding CorpI
TO Dayton Bldg Co. 132 Nassau ct, du'
Dec /, 1871, So, pr mtg $1,000; atty
Louis Mannheim, 500 Bway. :.sbooC
co4TH ST. q 100 . Amsterdam Az; %,
| ss.li. m, May 2s-Arrow Holeln i
Corpn TO VIM Friedrich. Jr West End
Guar 4 T Co, lis Bwsy. ........s $4,000
Il Tho Bronx.
Il Borough of The Bronx.)
ST AIMS Av. W cor i5sth st, 5<.sx2ss.l
! 10 German pi llT.sx266.N-Cyrtl Grim
| Minis to American Trust Co, 1S5 Bway
June II, due Dec IL. 1919. So atty
Ny Title Mtg Co, l35 Bway. no 90
: WISE Av, 1871, VS.: 1Sxieo-ssm Joseph
mtg $500. June u, instais. So; atty
r Young. $50 Courtlandt av, ~, So
BARKER Ay. 81 Q, 80 Wilson pl, 2Sxloo--
Josephine Bauer to Louis Rawiszer, 2oI
Vyse' av, June 10, yrs, 81; atty. Law
Il yers Title q T Co. 100 Bway. Iva. 90
10TH ST. 6, 1859 9 Union av, ~ Il
| T5.Sx26bxsl.l-Jos Fried to Edw Lie
Sert.. 81? Z issth st. pr mtg SAGE; T,eS
qua n Il
The sun., 1919-06-16
Felt for Fall Hatl.

Felt is making it's appearance in many
of the new lines being displayed in the
wholesale millinery trade here and
manufacturers believe that this material
will be big item for fall.
The sun., 1919-06-16
VIII Hold Wool Clippings.

WATERFOWL, N. 2, juno 15.-Believ-
ing that present conditions are not fsv-
orable to marketing their stock. MEM
bers Of the Jefferson County Sheep
Growers Association intend to hold
clippings Of more than $4,000 pounds of
wool until some time after July 1, when
1t is expected they will be able to OBJ
tain higher prices.
The sun., 1919-06-16

a schwarts and the Overland Knitting
Co, Inc, and in 739 Broadway to Mehl-
man A Meltzer.
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American Belt Corp.-Everfastik,
Aisin. ch.s CT. B cyd......... tssi is
A. L. Holding Cor. L. Stein.
AiSro. Stephen W. tXlbro Mu.io ~
OBJ r. Clarke ct a.. 1iHIs
Board Of Education-M. L Chss-
Brockway. Horace nc. Thonaa: isisS
Dennis, John--A. N. Downs..... 1870
Donnellsy. Anna Al. Milton. loIio
Di Tomasso. Thomas--G. FRANKIE SODA
Dereno. Anthony-F: J. Rineldi.. 1854
Eis.nprs.s. Rose-H Friedman ,,,.
r..r:y: RUBY: ana Louis 3. ses.i 49,. '
Field oR'e HsT.en. 1nc..Eus:n: '0'''
Grant, Daniel IA. Fazio. 800. tsi.W
N. Finkeistein. ......... aAsaas
Gerbeau, Inc.-Nathan schwsitser
co SGi yn0 JAIME: ' j..Ausa:t An: N'''o
csiSi nUn Tr.nf J.Gi. N. pup.y. >, .sisas
William caputi~J. Thaiheim.. aesan
John H. Young-L. Elsohn.... t1lN
Marinelio Coz. Doushkiss.... b7s.&i
Marseiiies Garage Co.. Inc.-A -
s. Grant. .............:. zsL0
P0 gers. E s.,., A i P F,sss,. IA y
and Meliors e. Powers-L
Ro os1nasss Abraham. and Isl.
o oSrs M,is' fne...4. .. 1,s,.ls
Scholts, Robert E.-J. e. Kraus.. sIhO
man ct al....... ~ lsaS1
denmeyr IT ai.'............... b5aco
whitehead JosephVL CONN. sssoi
wajrburg. Robert G.-ElisberS
Hotel Construction Co., Inc. l,Ofl,sS
BRONX.
The FIRST name is that of the debtor:
Borenstein. Hnel-A. Tankiefsky .,
peerinx, John A.-P. A. Gaynor.. 1850
Goldberg. Philip-Nagle Packing
RsSut, Paul is. y, Telephone !
san mt; Michele and ceresina-A. .-
sehuimeis.er. Yetta--c; Matlin 1909
| wurzel, Josef, and Aaron Ia
| peiko-M. E. Morrison. ........ 100000
satiaded Judgments.
MANHATTAN.
The first name is that OF the debtor; Tire
second that of tho creditor, and date when
Judgment was filed:
| Felstein. Freda and David--D. B.
coiInbier, Martin. and Morris
| Kamber-R. Perevis: June %.
Hoi ntf Enein. sale. Co. Inc
10 1915 n'os w. any, 49, 1907 -
Lawyers Title ms & Trust Co
| Broadway Realty Co.; June b.
| 1918 (canceledb ...,........... ls'eb7u
ss cnisd1 way .''........... z75co
Thomas & Buckley Hosting Co
| V. Garcone; April 90. 1915. 80. 1,l5eU
| Tull Samuel P.-Irving Trust
| Co; Jan. 20. 19ls.............. 1881 ~
BRONX.
| Rentz John-Pleasant Springs
isis ~ any,. r $3.50
fo Nav al, isIs......'... s'4 Its, 50
x ~ Juns - i9is......... ssI,
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wEsrcHEsTER REAL ESTATE.


TINE WAS NEVER MORE oPPORrUNE
than now to select your home site and
build your own home. Let me show YOU
how you can own your own home In A.
tractive surroundings, with all city IN
proYements, at Larchmont, within teE
minutes walk Of the station and fory
minutes of New York.
SYLVESTER FROHoCK,
/ Madison Az, y. y, city, Tel. c5II-G rsIn arc.
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FOR SALE
TIMBER FOR SALE

TIMBER FOR SALE. I4.400 ACRES.
One Billion Feet Oregon Timber. consist
ing OF yellow Fir. LArch, Spruce and Hem
lock; accessible 20 Water and Rail: finest
logging proposition on the Coast. A fortune
can be made handling this group. No
Trades. Box X 100 Sun once,
TRIGGER, 7S7 9Th Ave. near l5th ST.,
buys guns. binoculars. cameras, golf out
nts, tackle, Victrolas. musical Instruments Ia.
Bryant 1858,
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DIAMONDS eouxAt. sold: for cash only. 10
atsA bo0sAt- BANNETZ - B'Say UpstaiFs.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

lssrH ST, 100 w--Rutherford Realty Co
10 Abr Bemniis. 10 Hawthorne ST. Hart
ford. Conn; attorney. Harlan; ~
.rH ST.! 81 rs E. mtg 'sisc,aooo-Harris 3
Colt to Harris D Colt. ss trustee Of
slsT ST.. sos w-Eisie Roseberry to Union
Dime Say Bank; ;ol s.h sv; :, att SnS
4srH ST, st5 and 3i7 f. mtg 5000
wa Realty Corp to tina 5tate Bank;
7T NJ az Taha Establishment Realty Co 10
wnfred A openhym. $50 Riyesside
Drive; address rs Broad ct: $40, 900
SSTH sT. lss to 40 e, mtg ss.6oo-Melton
Realty Corp to the state Bank d; III
ssTH Hn ST, asa EE-c;hhri.,oph.r iPiikin GO
e the st,.' ssnh ' .oo oEsTd cia1h
and ano, trustees. to Title G & T &C. &C.
VEST Is s ST. l.:. mtg ',,i.eoo-s Liisbman
West st; atty, C Co, lis Broad !,
way NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. '..'..''.'' seoV
Bronx.
LOT 50. map Jacksonville. property Chas
T whitehorn. exr, 10 Marjorie w con
nell. asa Bway; atty, d Lent. Mount
KE EfInSn, sT' sso-Davidi = oppenheiner
e1r. to North Side Saving. Bank. S?3e
Sd av; atty, Title Guar 7 Co; (.
HONE ST, iioii.rrredik: Grcnholz to Wi.
helminA GronholS, si5 so sln 81 ph'S
atty. Adoiph wsxeubaum. 27' Broad:
l7sp ST. isi John Finger. exr, tc
Mary V Ludwig. 1891 Theriot av, ct a.
lssD ST. re cor Simpson st. l10xl03 Ia
iioxioo-Iawyers Title T Co~to Title
>Gusr c. g, G. Tvs Bway; atty .,.s It 80;
HONEYWELL Av, cosc-s4-Arthur X
Butler TO Marget Darrell 4os Man
haitian av' Any. T,te GUAR 80 ~,
| WEEKS Az. cor l7sth st. l27,2xIs--
| John o'Sei Mcguire, admir-. to Gait
A Mower, at Buffalo. y Y; atty. .
Mcclure, 81 Bway...............; IS, oO'
SAME PROPERTY-John Mcclure. exr
| to Danl p Gallagher. eSr. -; atty
| Same so'VV'
| WESTCHESTER Az. n 8. 46s W Union
port I'd, runs n W Xix n ssx e al'
| to av W IS 10 beg-Mary Shirley
| as comm. to Royal Bronx Realty Co
| 1885 fremont av: atty, Chas II Baech
Ter. ll:s L fremont av............36,o 0'
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MECHANICS LIEN.

Manhattan.
lSlsT ST. 2+s W--Standsrd Painting co
agt Sarah II De More. owner and coutr;
Harry De More. contr. ,.,...,...... 3s3
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.


Manhattan.
l+isT ST. sol W, apt ~. 18th noor-Garnet
Hall Rlty Co to Hy l. Davis, sol "
Illst Ut, VT from Oct /, 1919; atty,
Arthur l. Davis. 200 6th av...... sl.o2o
Bronx.
i7lrH ST, Sol z. front cor spt-Benenson
Rlty Co to Chas Nswmark. Sol u 1I$th
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BUSINESS PROPERTY TO LET.
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Markets Position DebatabIe.

e. W. Wagner & Co. say THE posi-
ton OF the market at the present time
is a debatable question. There is a dis
tinct tendency on the part of the GER
eral trading public to take more con.
servative position. The taut money mar
ket and the order issued by the Fed
eral Reserve Board to the regional
banks to carefully investigate specuia-
tive activities in their respective dis
sA<la ars1.is principal eausos ct the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-21
REDUCED FARE FOR
TEACHERS MEETING
HERE IS GRANTED
State Convention in November to
Bring 1900 People to the City
Elaborate Program Being
Arranged Now.

Prof John Milne. secretary OF the
New Mexico Educational Association.
received word today from the New
Mexico State Corporation Commission
that a fare Of one and one third for
the round trip would be granted to
the teachers for the annual state rom
vcntlon In this city from Nov. 90 TO
20 inclusive.
The association has been working
20 get reduced rites for the meeting
ana Il will insure a much larger at
tendance. u u expected that the con-
vention will bring 800 persons to
the city, 1.5oo OF whom will come by
railroad.
The ASSOCIATION Win Immediately
make application 10 the Western Pas
senger bureau for the reduced rate
a. per instruction u u. state COM
mission. Teachers coming 70 the con-
vcntion Will get a receipt for their
fare ana before they return they Will
be required 90 hl cut a blank and will
only have TO pay one-third Of the reg
ular fare Tor the return trip.
The ASSOCIATION Is WORKING on the
program for the convention which
promises to be one OF the best ever
held IN the state. II will he the hrs,
convention for two years AZ last years
meeting had To be postponed on uc-
count Of the nu endemic.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-21
FREE CLINIC TO
Be OPENED SOON
At THE CITY HALL
City Manager Hebenstreit Accepts
Offer OF Government and
win Provide Quarters and a
Physician.

A Free cilnic for the treatment Of
Nencreul diacnsca N TO he opened In
the city hall within two or three
months ns n result of an offer q the
city by ~. G. T.. Waller Of the state
health department.
The state Offered a. furnish the
drugs and equipment v the c.:y would
supply the quarters and "a physician
TO supcfintcnd the work. CT, Man
agcr Hcbcnstrcit accepted the offer
n arrangements for opening the
clinic viii he made na soon as possible,
AZ the present time the city hall is
crowded and there IL no available
room, but " IL believed that one can
be found as soon ~ D state is ready
TO fulfil IT, part ar the contract,
As q result Of the visit Of the state
health officials the city has another
proposition for the mcrking OF the
county and city health Office. There
are obstacles TO this proposal In M
Fay OF equalization OF expenses and II
rs not known whether II be car
ricd out.
The arrangement has been put into
effect In many counties with marked
success during the past five years. u
not only effects a saving IN expense,
AZ one official IN able to look after
both county and city. but % is n united
effort against Tho spreading OF disease,
Or. Waller pointed out that disease
knows no BOUNDARY line and the city
limits do not onfne The spread Of
any contagious disease. ~ W. very
often difficult for two officials to CO.
operate successfully In the handling
OF health matters ln county and city.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-21
Red Cross Drive
Is Announced to
Open on Nov. IL

Washington. Aug. gi.-Pians for
n nation wide Red Cross campaign
opening Nov, 3 and closing Armistice
Day. Nov. II, are formally announced
By DR.. Livingston Fafrand. chairman
Of the executive committee OF the
American Red Cross The primary
object Of the campaign. which will b.
known a. the Third Red Cross Roll
cail. will be to enroll members for
1890, but there will be In addition a
general appeal Tor $4,000. 600 10 en-
able the organization to complete It's
war obligations az home and abroad.
There will also be local appeals,
where necessary. conducted by the
chapters. to secure funds needed for
local programs.
The first task OF the Americtn
Red Cross u. Of course. to complete
IL obligations 10 American oldiers
a. sailors" said Or. Farrnnd IN an
nounclnE the program. THE organ
izafion plans. AZ its future policy. %
concentrate IT, efforts upon peace
problems al home. unless America
should again H. involved In war or
confronted by great disasters creating
special emergencies.
II n believed that the end Of our
foreign obligations IL In sight and
accordingly. The Red Cross II turning
It's chief attention and energy 10 The
development OF a clearly defined
home program which already include
systematic preparedness FOR disaster
relief. a widespread nursing plan.
continuing home service operations.
first aid ~instruction, and a Junior Red
Cross program. ali OF which Will de,
pend FOR their success upon large and
vigorous chapters"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-21
Bad Check Artist
Confesses After He
Gets Thirty Days

Frederick Gutierrez who vas ar
raiEned I n Justice McCieiIan'a court
yesterday afternoon IN IA charEe Of
passing n worthless check denied that
he could read or write and said he
did not forge Frank HuDhcl's name
to n check that had been taken up.
Evidence WI strong against him,
however and Judge Mcclellan sent-
enced him to thirty lays In the
county jail.
A. the officers were preparing TO
take the prisone- from the court this
Judge suddenly asked Gutierrez TO
sign his naRie to o piece of paper.
saving that he might want TO write
him at his new residence. Gutierrez.
to the ama1enient OF the court. took
up a pencil and signed his name In
very legible handwriting. The hand
writing vas compared with hat on
h check and " was Identical.
The prisoner then admitted that he
could both read and write.