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schwab. AZ Northeast, Dutche,, n -.
and ano. mtg $500. April 10, ~
schenck a p. - william st s'v,
lS2D ST. So 2io.s Morris av. 5oxii,i:,
Hermansen, 2os5 vyse nv, Aur hsss
Hans Hermansen. 20s5 vyse aS, w
10TH ST, 7S2 e, . 9. s6xs5; also iiin y.
.tS Il, SIS, SsSsb-Arrow Holding CORN
to Dernwood Realty Co, sos win. ~
mtg $4,000. Aug g.; attys. Eliers az
LA SALE Av, ssSo. lot i6i map \ y
W Wallace Watkins to FrSrcI,
Aug 6; atty. Mantlnbana. lis s S;vvI
JERoME Ay, s. lot 81 map new M,
Jerome. 25x12b-Marla Cerpiio o''iss'
vardo Trombetta and ano, 7os p nd ~
st. mtg $4,000. July so; atty, Titis t Gas,
LOTS ia 70 iss, map Nshii ; e.ist:I W.
valley. y Y. Aug /; atty. Thu. 't cSst
Av b, VS.. IS n 18th st, 5oxio5' unontsiio,e
Mary Dannenfelser to GottiisS, Iii
Gleason av. mtg $1,000. Aug Il; 40,
Title Guar Co, 17e Bway. .....,,, I'M
BRIGGS AV, cor 18th 81, soxso itaSe
2S10-Fritz Webendorfer to Marrt Nah
eers. 500 LEX lexington sv. mtg 5000, Aur
FRANKLIN AV, W 3, 2O4 n 10th !, ~
25x94--Henrietta Kaufman to Char,
sternberg, l7s4 Washington av, Aug T.
dtlgs luis NuaT 70, A At BWdy tim
WEEKS Az, 1866, 8. 2Oxs5-J Nv Nsy'
ander, Jr, and ano, to Jacob Berns,sn
1858 Weeks av. July 30; atty, Title Cu,,
LOTS 10 to eT az block asss mo-. il,i9
Real Estate Co-Burnside Az Rssi,v
Corpn and ano to William l. Phelan I,s
2o45 Ryer av. July I; atty. Title Gus,
Co, 176 Bway. .................,.Sl o,
10th ST. 8, 175 W Morris av ?5xiii's'SV"'
Gaetsno di Figlio to Michele Ora S,s
= 1914 st, mtg $4,000. Aug 1; atty. TIL.
Guar a T co, IFS Bway ......., t,ss
EASTBURN AV, l73d St ls,srs5w
Ulster Court Corp TO Aviation Re,ltv
Corp, "a Bway, mtg $4,000, Aug 7. a,,y
N T q NJ Co. 1875 Bway. ......,, ii6s
TOPPING AV. 1874, g, 52.6xg5-Cyrns !
Baron to Young Holding Corp. al Bway
mtg f7,750. Aug Z; attys. Price Bro,
wEsTcHEsTER Nv. sss. 5, i;3ii;;b5Nel
Reich Bldg Co to VALLEY ContractIn,
CO. $50 Bway, mtg s32.25o. July al; pt,'
Title Guar & T Co. 176 Bway. ,tIOt
SAME PROPERTY-Wallev Contractin,
Co to Theo Davis, 1894 Amsterdam ev
mtg $37, $50. Aug 6; atty. Title Guar 4
VAN buren, ST. iios, s. 2js,Ss xitSW
August Werner ct al to John ToaoaD
and Alberto Mariani. 524 Van Nest Az
mtg $500, Aug Z; atty. C H Baechi.r
lbs 2 fremont az; .iiot
s7.1oxi44.7-schor Cont Co to samu,
/ Forster, 500 wyona st, Bklyn, Aprii il
atty. ] III Garuxesey, 81 Chambers st. i,
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New orlean. Cotton Market.

New ORLEANS, Aug. g. Wide al
vances were scored by cotton to-day on
complaints of excessive insect damage
In Texas and the III effects OF high tenn
pera lures and winds In Oklahoma. Shorts
covered In confusion after bringing
about declines in the early trading and
there was much fresh buying for long
account on the part Of traders who
thought that the market was technically
strong enough, afterl the heavy recent
selling, to resume again an advancing
tendency. The close October. Sl.23c {;
December, 3115c.: January. 31.OSc !;
March, 31.1sc. May, 31.1Sc. Spot cot
ton quiet and unchanged; middling,
3t.50c-
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FOOD CROPS DECREASE.
Droushts and Pests I'm CROWNS
Area Cause July Drop.

wAsHrNeroN, Aug. g. with living
costs soaring the nations principal food
crops showed sharp decreases during
July. resulting from drouehts and pests
over much of the growing area.
Wheat production fell Off 221, 100000
bushels during the month, according TO
the forecast to-dayof the Department of
Agriculture. Corn showed a reduction
Of 100000 bushels; oats, 137.000,000 ;
barley. 100000 and white potatoes.
100000. Rice alone Of all crops
showed an increase.
Total production OF wheat was fore
cast at s4o, 100000 bushels. an increase
Of $4,000, 900. compared with the forecast
of last December and 14s.000,o00 from
the FIVE year average from 1918 to 1913.
Winter wheat showed the greatest loss
with 124,000,000 bushels. and spring
wheat production declined 97.000.000.
Spring wheat production fell Off sharp
ly in North Dakota, Minnesota and
South Dakota. The largest prospective
reductions in corn yield were in Indiana
and Illinois
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-09
Cloth Shortage Hits
Women's Wear Makers

r r selling agents and other mills
follow the lead Of the American
Wooden Company and curtail
their production of goods for spring,
as many are expected to do, inter-
osts in the cloak and suit trade be-
lieve that n large number OF tive
smaller manufacturers of women's
wear will be forced out of business
through lack of materials Larger
manufacturers will face a serious
situation for the same reason
The jobbing trade was combed
yesterday by garment manufacturers
In search of staple materials. II
was said that in most instances
price was no object, serges, poplins,
gabardines and similar materials
selling for IS yard or more. job
bers' stocks are said to be low.
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Springfield Cop. Demand Raise,

SPRINGFIELD. Mass. Aug. S.-A de-
mand signed by every member Of the
police force for h salary increase of
81 day will be sent to the next meet
ing of the City Council, 1t was an
nounced to-day. The step Is taken with
the approval of the police commission.
The patrolmen now receive $40 a day,
but a war bonus Of 5000 a year will be
eliminated automatically December 4.
There arc about $50 men on the force.
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Wi, Handle British Wool.

WASHINGTON, Aug. s.-Secretary OF
Commerce Redfeld has requested the
Textile Alliance. which is on the verge
of dissolution, to continue in existence
for a time to act as the selling agency
of the English wool which American
wool manufacturers desire to have
brought here and sold.
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Fine Count Yarns Scarce.

BOSTON, Aug. s. Prices for worsted
yarns remain about the same as last
week. Fine count yards are scarce,
while medium count yards are gaining
strength. though slowly.
Tops are still high in price, with the
fine grades commanding a premium.
The leading top makers are sold far
ahead. but some of the smaller pro-
ducers are in a position to furnish lines
at prices that appear fair.
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INTERIOR RECEIPTs
Exports From New York.

Wheat. bu.. 21s,4s2; oats. bu., 1898 !;
malt. bu.. 177.702; barley, bu.. 6s,S1s /;
peas, bu., $50 beans, bu., 23,4s4; pork,
bills. $50; -four. sacks, 92.195; bacons,
lbs. 1,s15.725; lard. lbs. 9S7,650 grease.
lbs, 294.So0; tallow. lbs, 100000 but
ter. lbs. 945; cheese. lbs. 800; lubrl-
eating oil. gals. $4,000: cottonseed oil.
lbs. 10000; cornmeal. bbls.. 500; oat-
meal, bills, 1895: alcohol. bbls. 10.
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Retailer. Back Daylight Law.

The National Retail Dry Goods Asso-
citation yesterday sent a telegram to
President Wilson urging him to continue
his championship OF the daylight saving
law, and pointing out that daylight saw
ings Is a factor in the reduction Of the
cost Of living, since 1t makes possible
work in small gardens.
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Import. of SILK for Year.

Unmanufactured silk imported into the
United States during the fiscal year end
ing with June was valued at S217.5l7,-
asa. according TO the Bureau OF Foreign
and Domestic Commerce.
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Government to Auction Cottons.

More than sixteen million yards OF
materials will be offered at the Govern
ment auction OF cotton goods to be held
September in the Manhattan Opera
House. Included in the offerings will be
6,324,077 yards of sheeting, 5,622.S44
yards of duck and 1.139,62o yards of
brown DAMN. In addition to these ma
terials there also will be placed on sale
100000 towels.
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Business Troubles.
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

JOSEPH KLINETZKY-Volunt petition
by Joseph Klinetzky, laborer. "a at
torney street. Liabilities. S7s5; no as
sets Nathan Tolk, IS Essex street. Is
the attorney. =.
HERMAN EINBESDER-volunta petit
tion by Herman Einbender. wholesaler
of stationery and toys. 81 Ludlow street
Liabilities. S13.14s; assets, lo,l4S
Principal claims Louis Wolf 4 Co, 1856
Max Pressner. 1919; SpatE Tablet and
book Co, Sl,os5. Jacob Shapiro, 26l
Broadway, is the attorney.
BRUsTON AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC
LIGHTING AND POWER COMPANY
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Custom House Receipts.

Receipts for duties at the Custom
House yesterday were $2S6,O1S.2S, of
which sl04, 444.29 was for merchandise
withdrawn from bonded warehouses and
s1S1,573.es for recent importations.
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COTTON STATISTICS.

Liverpool CabIes-Spot cotton good demand at
81 points decline at Is 53dn for middling. Sales,
900 American 5000. Exports 1900 Ameri,
can 1000 Futures opened easy, 90 TO 70
points lower. Closed barely steady at net
decline Of s5 TO 70 points. August 1856; Octo-
Der 1907: December. 1872: January, 1910;
March, 1s.45; May, 1916. Manchester-farns
easier, cloths quiet
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Liy.rpool Cotton stati.tic..

LIVERPOOL, Aug. s.-Weekly cotton sta
tistics: Imports $4,000 bales American
$4,000; stock 10000. American $751;
900 forwarded 1900. American $4,000 ;
exports none sales $4,000. American 49,
600,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-09
Penn.zIvania Crude OIL Market

OIL CRIT, Aug. s.-Credit balances 81
Runs $4,000; average 63,iS6; shipments
56.9s1; average 37427.
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.iye stock Markets in Other Cities,

KANSAS CITY, Aug. s;",,Hog,5noReeeipts.
,soS Swer m.d sna w ssiSsi' .sls Sssy
ism; Y,sieas; i5sh, iisss. .so'ioS sH55;
packing sows, $3.50 q $3.50; pigs, SIC Q 20.
ses asd Choice sSo nnd
prime. ,17.4o91s.sO; medium and good,
sl42sqi7.s5; common. .l29i+lS: light
common and medium. issSoi4.7O; Butcher
cattle. heifers. 1915 @l4:so; cows, $3.50 Q
I2.ss: oannsrs and cutters; ,s;Se 9s;4 q
6i5: feeder steers. ss.5O9ls.aS; stocker
Sssp~RsssiD,. $500: steady, a. lambs b
yeariing wethsrs, ss9l1.75; ewes. $3.50
s.25; ewes, cuils and common, s3@5; breed
ing ewes. ss.5o9l5; feeder lambs. 1l2.7s
EAST ST. LOUIS. Aug. s...Hogs--Re-
celpts, 10000; higher. Top. sass bulk.
Seas q ?2.e5; heavy weight, seas 92s.I6
ssi,fs q s Me light lights. tissOSsI;
heavy packing soNs. smooth, $40. IS 2o,25;
packing sows, rough. Sl7.7S9 1875; pigs
Csttie-Reesipts, i.ooo;. weak; steady.
Beef steers. medium and heavy weight
and rb SoU %s,sht sood and ehoiee
$12.50 ql6.75; common and medium. slO g
i2.75; butcher cattle, heifers. f.75 Is: 75
67.5O; veal calves, light and handy weight
sls9ls; feeder steers. s7.5o9l2.So; stockeI
s's shsep"Eeceipts, 1000; higher. Lambs
"a lbs. and down. ;it.s5 6is:s6; culls and
common, 500: yearling wethers. slo0ii
ewes, medium and choice, $s.b099; GULL
and common. t0e,
CHICAGO. Aug. s.-Hogs-Rscneipts. .:
steady TO Is cents lower; top. s22.6O
Heavy weight, SOLO z 2s;ao; xn, ms s1n n
G2s.5o; light lights, sls92ls5: heay!
packing soSs sm9oths sis sSS2S; :, pa ok
Cattie-Receipts, 5000; estimated to
morrow. 500; mostly 20 to 90 cents iSwst
choice and prime. s17.25 OLE; medium ant
good, s1s.75@i7.sS; common. sio'S eii *
cows, t79i5.25; Gamers and cutters. Sc
7.25. No other quotations.
Sheep-Receipts, $4,000; estimated TO
morrow, 2,00o; slow. Lambs. % pound
down. slS5o9l7; culls and common. $50
Ia No other quotations.
CINCINNATI, Aug. s.-Hogs-Reoeipts
| 5000; strong. Higher selected heavy ship
pers, SAG; packers and butoherA $3.50
l 29; common to choice. s1s91eso( pigs ant
lights, S14@21.35; stays, tloQ1s.bo.
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INDEBTEDNESS AND
PURCHASES GROW
Eastern Retailers and Mer-
chants in South and West
Buy Freely.

Purchases throughout the United
States this week in the textile and wear
ing apparel industry show big gain
as compared with last week. while in
debtedno@ increased. but not to any
alarming extent. according to the Credit
Barometer of the Credit Clearing House.
An increase in purchases by Eastern
retailers is beginning to be felt, 1t is
said. while buying by merchants In the
West and South sections took another
squirt during the week.
Payments are shown to have been bet
ter in the far West. but were not quite
as good as last week in the middle West,
South and East.
A comparison of activities for the en-
tire United States with last week shows
purchases increased AS per cent, in
debtedness increased Al per cent, and
payments declined 81 per cent. A sim
liar comparison In the East section
shows purchases increased 8 per cent,
Indebtedness declined IL per cent, and
payments declined 8 per cent.
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Seeking to Stabilize Prices.

CHICAGO, Aug. S.-Wholesale dry
goods and general store merchandise
business is expanding at such a rate that
attention is now focused on production
as the vital factor. The John v. Farwel,
Company says that production must be
very materially increased to bring about
stability in prices, consequently labor at
present controls the situation so far as
high cost of textiles Is concerned.
Less work will only aggravate the
situation by making less product World
demand must be considered in making
all supply estimates on textile lines.
Merchants In general are now putting
forth every effort to stabilize conditions
and extraordinary advances are being
frowned upon." 1t says.
Marshall Field & Co. state that the
current wholesale distribution Of dry
goods was much In excess OF the cor
responding week of a year ago. Reports
OF excellent retail business continue.
orders from road statesmen for both ini-
mediate and fall delivery showed an in
crease over those OF the same week OF
1918.
Both reports state that collections are
satisfactory.
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Bronx.

LOTS and>l to 10. blk 90, lots - and
25. blk 65. map Morris Psrk-Hy S
Camp to Esplanade Realty Co. 45 Ex-
change pl. Aug 3; atty. Esplanade co:
LOTS and 6, blk %. map Morris Park
Rose Feldman to Esplanade Realty Co,
Realty Co, 40 EIohsnss pi. ...........ii
LOTS 10 and IL, blk Is, map Morris Park
Ida sackhsim to Esplanade Realty Co.
IS Exchange pl, Apr 2S; atty, Esplanade
Realty Co. as Exchange pi. ....,,.....si
LOT is. blk 20, Morris Park-Siichael
Pellechio to EsplAnade Realty Co, A8 Ex-
LOT a. blk IS. map Morris Park-David
Levinson to Esplanads Realty Co. as
Exchange pl, Apr l6; atty, Esplanade
Realty Co. 4S Exchange pl,.....'.....SI
LOTS IS to 4S. blk IS. map Morris Park
Mariana Boscareili to Esplanede Realty
Esplanade Realty Co. 40 Exchange pI. 81
LOT 35, blk 80, map Morris Park-Hymsn
tippmsn to EsplSnsde Realty Co. g
Realty Co. 40 Exchange pl.........,..Sl
LOT IS, blk 50. map Morris Park-Michsei
Pelleehio to EsplAnsds Realty Co. 4s Elk
Expisnads Realty CO, "a Exchange pI.si
LOT As. blk Sc, map Norris Park-Adolrh
Tru6e to Esplsnsds Realty Co: % Ex-
Realty Co, ts Exchange pl.:.......... 81
PILGRIM Az; es. essl n Buhrs sy; 5Ox
.sy C 5onIoc"Hy schSchno o.1 ref to ou hn,
drew J Glore, New Rochelle, Y, July
s; attys, Clock c. ssi f l4sth st 81 SOC
LOT 40. map Bradish johnson est-wm
A stopford TO Saverio Angelli. 2sl II
l6ist st, July 30; atty, Cafodilupo
565 Courtlandt av....... ..,.,,..,.....sl
WASHINGTON Az, :, IS n I6sth ST. 9
le2 to Old Fordham av TX l02 "a
Washington av Ks to beg-Wm Hodg-
son to Hy Brennieh, 2ol9 Grand av
mtg sss,bOo, Aug 7; atty, p d Shapiro
| wAsHfSGToN Av. es. IS n lssth st, 4si
| xio2-Hy Brennich to Bella Schaffer. 1875
| Crotona Park East. mtg S8S.500, Aug 4
atty P D shapiro. lis Nassau st. 500
BRYANT AV, 1872, ., 25Ni00-EstheT
| Bockser TO August Goblin. l44l Bryant
| av, mtg $500. Aug !; atty, NJ Levy,
LOTS ana 4. parcel i, man william. o. az.
dsp-Vandeveer Estates. Inc, to Gustav
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Beeves-Rseeipts,. 1850 head; IS cars on
sale. steers IL and IS cents higher; bulls
and cows dull and unchanged Most of
to t' choice stsss. 70 soi ID at sii0,sss PEI
100 lbs; 4 oars Of very prime dry ted, DO,
70 ii'; Spll: ''SssYiSsss o0S $50
ssiss..J: shsmSerE q Son. 8. Pennsy;-
Y iic asa 81 sis sy'r i: w: ST. v a.
:isis; hsifsr. SIS. sic1S ;nsD sai. isss
GINA no steers. i,sOi ,iTlso; Is. 1875 si7.iO
LII. 81; 90 virginia. l.i3s, ,lltO; :2
sl1; 2 bulls. 1855, sio.5O: heifers, l,is5
g COWS, sss; 'io.75;. Is, S7s. sioi a. els.
W is,5, SEQ 4 Tob SG1 Shannon i SO e
Kentucky steers, 1.i2l .i44oi "a. 1919,
ss, sis: ~ s .5 $3.50 sSil. Is III. ;' $3.50 ana
hsifsr:. ss5. $40; cows. go, sT.is; 4.
sss; 50; N Ss &C. y iIlincis steers
ssi. tii; . cows i.cs7, $3.50. ~
CALyEsERsoeipts, $50 head; $40 on
sale sale. vesis nrm. others steady. veals
0ls;.. City dressed veais arm at ~ b $40.
per ID; country dressed do, as9soo.
,v ss,ss-S ss, CO.. II yssls lso lbs
l7s, sli; 10. AZ. 1880; 50. 'aai. sii. s.
Judd Co.: IL veals, $50. s2s: 80 Ohio
veals, 142, ST.; 140, 15s, s1s. s. Sanders;
- veais. i5s. s?.; Kerns Commission Co.:
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts. L1lo
head; 6h cars on sale. Sheep frm: lambs
full steady on limited arrivals. Sheep sold
at s76i0 per 100 lbs; culls, $3.50; lambs,
s14@ls.25; no prime Kentucky lambs Of
fered; culls. t1o6l2. Dressed mutton quiet
at lac isc. per Id. dressed lambs slow.
except for top grades, which are scarce
and firm; common to prime carcasses. 20 O
saies-TobIn q Shannon: 100 Kentucky
lambs, 20 lbs, average s1S2S; 14l. 90.
s1775; $50 Ohio, SO. 1850; 1ss. 81, SIS;
9S Gull lambs and yearlings. Sc. 50. Kearns
Commission Company: 1855 Ohio lambs "a.
sls.75; 500. IS, $3.50; 81 Pennsylvania, ~,
s JIG; Is. 1.i' 3d. g 9, Ia, IS; ' fes, i.
Newton & Co.: lis Pennsylvania lambs, IS.
$3.50; ls culls. 4s. $40; sheep. ll5, $3.50
culls 1o7, $3.50. Myers & Houseman
date Thursday: III virginia lambs. 10.
s1s.25; 233 West Virginia, so, sls.75; 90
Tennessee. 81. SIS: 20 sheep. los. ss.25;
| 25. SIS, 81: 1e culls II. IS.
H0GS-Receipts, $3.50 head; half 4 car
| on sale. Market f5c. higher at 31s o 23.2
| per 100 lbs. roughs, $40.
Sales-Kerns Commission Co.: Penn
| sylvania hogs. IT'S lbs average s23.26,
Mcpherson CO.: State hogs 1874. 32s.
g. Sanders: s Pennsylvania hogs. 400.
saa2s.
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INc.---1nvoluntary petition against Brus,
ton Automatic Electric Lighting ana
Power Company. Inc, engaged as man
ufactureIs and sellers of automatic cleo
trio lighting appliances, 1O1 Park ave
nue.. Liabilities and assets not given.
$4,000. Hahn & Hershenstein. az wall
street. are the attorneys.
RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.
L. & F. RESTAURANT COMPANY, INC
Judge Augustus N. Hand appointed Ber-
strast, ' In op place ne Of John I. Lyttis. Who
was appointed receiver on August Z. 1919.
HERMhS S RSRH b : iSsO. Ausus.u.
N. Hand appointed Henry B; SingsS re-
ssss Of Tor ana toys LndOS
boston XgT9oda4A Es ELESTEIiS LIGHT IsHE
Judge Augustus N. Hand appointed
Roger b. Wood receiver for Bruston
Correct Automatic Electric Lighting and
Power Company. Inc, 101 Park avenue
under bond of $4,000.
JUDGMENTS.
MANHATTAN.
The following judgments were Med yes
terday; the first maine is that Of the
Bremen, Charles, and National
. Surety Co.-People. sc. ada. $4,000
Campbell, Robert I'M. Behrer. 41s.41
costs ..... ..................., 11o.st
shefmsn .,.......,............ 17e7S
Krcnief' MSPris.A FFoiick: - fssi0
Law $s'i 5ssn s e. ia s;:is: 1. iH7s
s. Hauser ct ai.............. ao4o7
Publishing Co. Inc. ........... s11.s7
Manguameii. Vincent-P. T. APP .,oo,
Mp Spesa' Claude w1.-Gie;neraii Acct
dent Fire and Life Assurance 1s.so
,,S STrRe;: L'a Matihiida.cofmmon.
wealth. Hotel Construction ,.o,
Po STrpn' Robert.w. ww;oiff...... $685.
sterdam Casualty co.-People' nm m
sciosser. samuel.L. Radin...... sli.2i
Steinberg. LOUIS. Mogi ct al. 1'eSo.E'
si Sopd ct N ales................... 1885
sfn MN Waist " ME- Association. 1850
Stoddard Charles-w. T. Bryan. 236.6S
s siHnn JuanmG ]. Faour ct al. 272ssi
W.T." %sI,s AssoeIatIon '............. .ss.2C
ed Ho;ei construction corpn. 80. 212.7t
williams, Payne-Trans-Oceanio
Films, Inc; costs. llo'e'
BRONX
The nrst name is that of the debtors
A;ss;i,.3 i:s..
Sf Brown h'nfy Da 1.oi1.t;
Fox James Square hde GO" ms s.,:
Kpra wiI WsTabsr, A. ana n'an 1.oee.e
Podgur. Robert-W. Wolff. -. osA's'
Smith Bros. Constr. Co.-Goodwin, -. =,
Gallagher Sand Gravel Corpn ozs'o'
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
MANHATTAN.
The first name is that of the debtor: thu
second that OF the creditor and date Wher
Judgment was hled:
Gilman. William. and William
Patrick-People, &C.; Aug. 4. -, =,
1919 (vacated) ..............;. oOo.os
Greenbers. Mendel w. and Amelia
Greenberg-EquitabIe Trust Co o.o @,
Mol. Charles RE, G; H. sayre ,,,z,
Co; Nov. 0. 1915. ............ 1911
Creston Building Co., Inc, Au-
gust y. Busch and James Bent
| sen--H. Ryan; Dec. 4, 1915. 2s2I.
Aero Instrument Corp.-Empire
Mfg. Co. OF Newark. N j.; ,.7o 1,
Piculjen-F. Nathalie; July :, oo- .,
Friedman karl. weitzman;
Jan. 3. 1917. ,,,,;s;;;x.......'' 4o4's
Rice. Lawrence J.-G. y. Char
| lock; June 20. 1919. ........,.. S'Ioo4'
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BEDFORD GARAGE FOR RENT
CENTER OF BROOKLYN'S
AUTO DISTRICT

BUSINESS ESTABLISHED
ID. w. HYLAND, 215 Montague ST.. BkIyn.
FOR sALE-Coca Cola and Whistle Bot.
thing plant, holding franchises in territory
OF half million population. Earnings thi.
year will show about sac, 100000. Real Els
tate Buildings and equipment will inven-
buy this property. Do not answer unlss,
you mean business c. c.. Box les Sun
offica
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BRONX

Arndtstein, Thekla - Yorkville
Bank .''''' W.
Arndtstein, Moser--Same.. 81
Brown, = Henry Douglas-M. b.
Brown '..''' -
Beinfeld, Hyman-w. e. Wolh...
Fox Square bldg. Co.. Incl
James -.
Kurs, William r. A. and Minnie
A.-C. walthers.......... J.
Podgur. Robert-W. Wolff. ....:.
Smith Bros. Constr. Co.-Goodwin'
Gallagher Sand & Gravel Corpn.
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MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lender and
Attorney
Downtown.
(south OF Fourteenth street.

Estate James Gordon Bennett. the follow.
ing p IN mtgs, dated July !. 1919, du.
July 22,- 1922. int as per bond, are re-.
corded to Eugene Higgins, Rodman Wan.
amaker and the Guaranty Trust Co Of
n Y. as exrs of said estate; atty Title
Guar & 7 Co. -176 RMaY:
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FOREIGN BONDS DEALT IN FLAT.
Mexico Extern. sterl. IS Of 90. 1945. So szA
Mexico Extern. gold Is OF % 1854. 50 "a
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-07-17
MONUMENT WILL BIZ
DEDICATED TO APPLE
Rome Beauty Apple to BE Honored
With Marble Slab Erected Near
. Sight Of First Tree.

Proctorville, Ohio, July 17.--It isn't
often that mere apple tree is honor
ed by having monument placed in Its
honor, but such will be the case when
on next Wednesday, the Ohio State
Horticultural Society will dedicate a
memorial to the Rome beauty apples
The distinguished Service Cross" will
take the form of huge granite bould.
er with a suitably worded bronze tab.
let attached. The Rome beauty apple
had such a strong influence on, and IL
of so much value to, the fruit industry
of Ohio, that such a proceeding is In
every way a deserving reward.
The dedication will be held in con.
nection with the summer meeting oil
the Ohio State Horticultural Society
The program will begin at $3.50 a. m.
at the Lawrence county fair grounds
at Proctorville. This is within one.
half mile of the site of the origina
Rome beauty tree, which was planted
in 1917