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The sun., 1919-03-10
LIVE TOPICS OF THE
COMMERCIAL WORLD
Silk Frocks in Demand,
Say Wholesalers Here

A MONG dress manufacturers
n here this Is said to be a silk
1 \ season. While garments de-
veloped In cotton and wool are selling
well, the greatest demand is for those
made of silk.
According TO some interests In the
trade, buyers generally are going
heavily on georgette dresses In blue
and simple in cut. Many dealers are
finding II difficult 10 keep UP with the
demand for this type of dress, as It is
said the trade generally is not calling
for the deliberately decorated frock,
either beaded or embroidered. Sales
of dresses made OF tricolette in
creased materially last week.
The sun., 1919-03-10
OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

WALTON AVENUE - Samuel Cowen
sold for Mr.. Stehl three lots on the
west side of Walton avenue, about zoo
feet north of Burnside avenue.
WALTON AVENUE-I.anzer & Kahn
with Schwartz & Rosenberg bought
from a client OF NJ. l., Strunsky the
nve story apartment house, 1s37-1el
Walton avenue.
GILBERT PLACE-Jacob Cohen bought
from Henriette WaXman, 1911 Gilbert
place, a two family house 25x100
also from Jennie Pearlmsn the two
family house 42x59 at the northwest
corner OF l74th street and Anthony
avenue Gettner, Simon & Ascher
acted as attorneys for the buyer.
aCARTTRY PLACS - Mary Esenstein
sold TO Harry Paul 1870 seabury
place, a five story apartment, 41x100,
held at $4,000.
WISE AVENCE-James J, Donovan
Inc. sold for Catherine Hoyne to
Charles krooz. $50 East 173d street. n
four story fat 35xl00, held az 100000.
The seller acquired the property from
the Mecks estate in October.
HATTIGA ATE AVENUE-James J. Dom
ovan, Inc, sold for Jennie II. Koch
Ter the northeast corner OF Bathgate
avenue and 1s2d street, a vacant plot
100x95.
LoNGFELLOW ANENUE-williamson
e. Bryan sold for cash for \. j. kour,
the FIVE story apartment 1900 Long
fellow avenue, 50xl00.
GRAND CONCOURSE-W. d. Morgan
sold for Lowenfeld & Prayer the Ave
story twenty family apartment house
at 93S5 Grand Boulevard and Con-
course. on plot 6SXSG to an investor.
CLAY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Selkin and
David Mintz have sold 10 Louis f.
Kleban the six story Roberta apart
nent house, at 1850 Clay avenue, on
plot ll2x52x11lX irregular. The house
has twenty-five apartments and three
stores and was held at $4,000.
HOE AVENUE-AleXande Selkin sold
The sun., 1919-03-10
SELLS NINE STORY LOFT.

The Levitan Corporation sold the nine
and one-halt story store and loft build
ing at II West Twentieth street for all
cash over a mortgage of $4,000, to Al
bert II. Atterbury for investment This
property was only recently acquired by
the seller from a client of the Bankers
Trust Company. S. & J. II. Albert, in
connection with 1. Harrison, were the
brokers.
The sun., 1919-03-10
Yesterdays Fires.

N. Loss
St and jerome av..
The Bronx, auto; unknown. Unknown
2:l0--lol West End av.; EXide
Battery Co....,...........T rifllnK
$780, East lI4th St, Barney 10
In ..,...., -...,..,,... Trif!nE
lo;o5-is6 Sixth av.; Charles sub
renkTess -...,...... ,'..... Unknown
Pm
S:io-2F w. lO9th -: Harry
smith IE40ln <
7,O-Sis Courtlandt ar.. The
Bronx; z. Cohen. Tr!i!ng
The sun., 1919-03-10
Dotted Swiss for BIouses.

Blouse manufa cturers are using
Gotted Swiss extensively in making up
some of their new models. Printed
georgettes, in blue and white combna-
tions. and MORE georgette. a new ma
terial. also are being taken up by many
Of the makers.
TIE box blouse. belted In front and
hanging loose behind, vas featured at
one of the latest overblouse openings.
The sun., 1919-03-10
Credit Men to Change Positions.

Vincent A. Bsronia. credit manager
for the National Association OF Clothiers
is TO succeed Charles Scheuer, who has
resigned his Office as manager OF the
credit and collections bureau of the
Cloak and Suit Manufacturers Associs-
ton to return TO the Credit Clearing
House Both changes will become efrec-
tive March Is.
The sun., 1919-03-10
Japanese SILK Men Coming.

THE Life History of silk Gown"
shown by means of motion pictures, will
be one of the features in connection with
the dinner in honor of Japanese filature
owners and raw silk commission mer-
chants 10 be given by the Silk Associa-
ton OF America in the Hotel Astor
March IS.
The party OF Japanese silk men has
arrived in San Francisco from Yoko-
hama. and will arrive in New York
March 10 for a stay of twenty-five days
The sun., 1919-03-10
TRAYMCRE. MlAN7nona
lKRIQS GREATEST HOTEL SUCCESS
SIMMONSES.

- - - :, 80 -,
r-C1I-r,r ~[cT->rv
SUPREME COGh l. NEW 1UNh SOIN v:
r-anE Sans, H'oeI' sc,,,oro ~,
last will and testament Of b. Aymar SANDS,
deceased. plaintiffs against Charles W:
cox 9i' as suosttuted trustee HndeF the IA
VIII ana testament or Mary r. l. norwood
deceased John h; Trevor, Em1iy y, Ireyo,,
John B. Trevor Jr. Bronson Trevor. ENVY
W!nthrop. Emily T, HoWeIl wilkins Aiic.
Garrett wilkins Mary steven. Ethel steve y,
Everett Steven FLOYD steven. F!oyd TAI
madge SoFWn"u' neSsIla NoTWoou' .\oiillA
The &oqnserl.' Natalie Paddock and Cor
ne..a + staples. det"ndsn,s
I0 the above named defendants anu ea-h
OF them. ~ 49,
con,pia1nt IN RI. aation sn % 10 serye
COn, 90 ,o,,- 's1yrr ON The pist1ties
to1oy -, i,bin ,'yon,y Gavs ftsT he service
,b oyi'si. ~, Nc az g.
.s-,,ire .nG IN CO. 60 -, yoH- ,siiIra 70 ~
nAar Or answer fvdgrsTt Vii hc taiS.n
rnanded in The con,pIain-
psted New ' York n S december 10th. 1911,
Mt0r1T ERpotL a R0pi ANp
Attorneys Tor PIaintir,
once and r O address IS Cedsr street.
borough Of Manhattan; New York, :. :.
wisns EMIL v H9Me MN WktG: on Hshs
Steven Everett steven rI Fio{d s steysn' Mar
Tslmadse Eorwood, Ceceiis No-wood FioId
I Image %drT %o pe Fsnrd 81
$500 49, on %"baIr OF Mama $685.
Iype Paddork jmTe paddoci; The vonnr"5i
'une $500 r. o. 6ebsiT ~ ~ pa5dd
~ ,i o,pgo-'. X,,ai'c % i,tocI ~ -
80, ~, Sob.I, ~ %a,aV,a Idoci- -
CO., =! -" s,r1o - 4"uuo''' ~
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ne ,,Vhicat1on n,irs,an,, a, -,
2 I ~ era'r ~ EIrc6 a. 800. -.
ron. ~ y CD,-. q, 10 s,.fs ~ W, -
SIfIss"..h - - A., 81 Isnu.yy TOO ~;
HalSu M -. ',Isj1. ir - q, 20. 60 -,
E Lee, W" W. W. ,o,n,, ~ Nsw VII % ~
county Court House, in the Borough o:
Manhattan city, County ana state OF New
YORK
NIDDLEBROOK & BORIANu
Attorneys for plaintiffs
C-Tca and p, n. address, A6 Cedar Street,
,-,,. ,;,,TS l. I.T7R T7NJr 1711I-PT 7=7i-%-I,.
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T I.S,.mnnar' SI.NNIONS - " M
nr'ehu'' er'od na,a,d.-,
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tins A'toI"-, ~ ~, usys sI'e
ne ser .r,'its 49, g., ~. u.iNe OF
ne Gay o. srSaa- or sn.wsr tndSr, OF you
ta"u1yy asatnst YOU nv detouit To- ~
he taken SsS.rss g., ~. W oni tu't ioE th'
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ne Un,,v,ss'tnssion nmTsnant - go upon
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The sun., 1919-03-10
SITUATION wANrED-SIALE

THOMAS G. KERRIDGE, So CLandos
Ave South Ealing, London W. 8, Eng.
land desires to represent few first class
American firms; twenty-five years finest
London experience private secretary and
chief clerk Write or cable TO the above
address.
The sun., 1919-03-10
MORTGAGES.
Vita name and address OF lender and
attorney
Downtown.

VITA name and address OF lender and
attorney
Downtown.
(South OF Fourteenth street)
BROADWAY, 49I -4a3, ., 75x32,sx irres,
n, March Harry Aronson. Inc, to
Yrs, in, as per bond; sttys, White 4
Case, "a Wall s:.........-......Sl 2o, 900
East Side.
EAST OF Fit,a avenue, between fourteenth
and 10th streets)
I'd AZ n " o s4th st. ISxloS; ot,h =, 81
i~Brustein to MAY II Roth CHayward)
40 Alexander av. : yrs Sc; atty, T G
LEXiNGToN AZ. 1914, W :, 1880, March
Kraus, 1859 MI Hone av. Bronx. de-
msnd: &c; sttY'' Wes'elman 4 * & oS e
1ooT Tf sT, 157 Il, 35xioo.ii. m, March March
TNolos Realty Corpn to Lawyers Nor,
CO. 80 Liberty st. due and int as bond
atty, G 4 Co, lI6 Bway. SO 500
Uptown.
Manhattan Island north OF 10th str.et)
I'd Az, n llsth st, 20xOO. March =
Arrow Holding Corpn to julia g Bardeli
80 W 1924 81, yrs, Gee; atty, ~
o.r N s sT I8: 9 1Eo 1aa %
to 12sth 81 75v ae.1lE v 5oy
.9e11 to l25!h st v ~ to beg; 12oth
Sans s .a ' Win IVN eha,tes Mage
4--l25th Street Baths Inc, to MaA
Koenig, Iol e lI3tn vt; yrs Sc stt nnt
l'STH ST. s i25 Bway; looxss, q; ia!
s., : $50. W Amst az, Noy1oo. March
abr zauderer. I1S: TO Jules Realty CO.
ay R ssma. G RseS Ma5 Jr 10 sH ae2
17Sp ST. >, $50 V Amst az. 0oxloo m
1921. 6e,. Or mtg 100000; atty, J II
Z,essr. 21T Bway .,................t Sc, soc
Bronx.
thorough Of The Bronx
ANTHONY Az. asa, :, 95xiso--Arrov
Holding Corp TO Mary Tower, ISL "
18th st, Feb -, due as per bond: Attv
E Ciinch, II paris Row. $3.50
LOTS iT6 TO 1S2, map 'rndercli1 Terrace
fEs'P runs r9pH'% ioG sy sSx at zoos cor lS
i7s, runs W iOov 5Ox loOx n SO
Katie Horowitz TO Emile Utard, $40 "
! SSth st, Mch 6, 3 yrs, SO; atty, T G &
SAME PROPERTY to whe.ie,
Corp, sos 9TH sy, pr mtg $1,000 Moh :
MApI BIS Av w Being lots 50, and a'i 90
blk Is, map fremont Terrace. 5oxlOo-
Ross 1. Nelson 70 Augusta Marshall "
Moh :, due Sept 7-l9 Sc; atty. II {
Whipple, ego Bwsy..,,:...,,...,... $50
10th ST, 3o5 2 NJ r s5:sSsioo-Adalin,
| Bsyls & S, lH Bway,....,....&?lo 90
| Nabst TO Harlem Savings Bank, l94 I
I l?6th st, Mich = due as per bond atty
/ f s Clinch, Al park Row. .,.....S3.0 90
/ Thos o Brien 20 Railroad Cooperatiy
/ u & l. Assn, 100 Park av, Mch = instalis
! CO; atty, J Crandall, 1913 Psrl
! aN .. -, W
| TRINITY Az. =, 400 islst ST. 5OYi00-
| Union Chemical Glassware Co TO Baptis
| Ministers Home society, pr mtg SAL 500
Mch s. due as per bond atty, e
SAME PROPERTN-Annie Borsl and an,
| to Union Chemical Glassware Co. 20
| Rwsy, Mich s. due as per bond; atty
! MORRIS Az. W :, % i79th st. eOxso-
| Fredk BenEer ia Louis C MarGusrt. 1na
The sun., 1919-03-10
VIII Open Norsteds.

Complete lines OF worsteds for fall
will he opened by Henry w, r, Mali &
Co. to-day at prices ranging from
s2.62la to S5l2i. net,
The sun., 1919-03-10
SALE IN BROOKLYN.

Samuel Galitzka sold for the East
Wildwood Corporation 10 client for oc-
cupancy the two story one family house
on a plot 24x100 at $50 East Twelfth
street Flatbush.
The sun., 1919-03-10
Bronx.
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan

Park ROW, %, store 4 rear half OF cellar
--Hyman Gochstein and Max Stern to
saul solomon, S55 Ashford st. Brooklyn,
81. years from March l. 1919: atty,
Philip Kleinneld, az Byay....s9.l2o
Sd AN, 81, and b--Central Union Trust
Co, trustee, 70 American News Co. 5
wears from Nav l, 1919: atty, Francis
r Sanford. ls6 Bwsy. $500
le5TH ST, $, $50 e eth sv. ALI; i25th st,
IS. 1870 It'll av. ail--Hollender baths.
MIXTURES. &c-Frederick HoiIander 20
Harry wolpln, 1887 eth az, 20 years,
III months from Jan Is 1918: attys,
Glaze F, al Bway. .;I2 900 and si5, 900
Bronx.
COLLEGE Az, cor lssth st, cor store
and c-Altotto Realities, Inc. TO Max
Popkin, llH Clay av, years from
March I, 1915 atty, Lesser & l.. l4i
BWag .'-......... ,.......3 eOO and tbbO
BROOK Az s5l, ground floor. second floor
and basement--Conron Bros Co to Strauss
& Adler, Inc, 607 w 10th 81, 0 yrs from
April !, 1920; atty, Stein, IS Wall
y
The sun., 1919-03-10
ST. NICHOLAS AVENUE SALE.

Lancer & Kahn bought from A. Bier
man the FIVE story apartment house with
stores at 1880 to 1892 St Nicholas ave-
nue, on a plot 67.6X10U. The house re-
turns an annual rental Of $4,000 ana
was held at $4,000.
The sun., 1919-03-10
Lower Fur Price. Predicted.

That present prices OF -furs will show
no improvement, and that a further re-
adjustment of values. especially on ar
ticles in large supply, Is more than
likely is the opinion expressed BY A. &
w. Nesbitt, Limited. London fur dealers
In commenting on prospects for future
trade.
we are Of the opinion that business
during the coming season Is likely to be
good" they Say. land that as conditions
on the Continent become normal labor
troubles settled. restrictions on shipping
and import abolished. and industries re-
started on a pre-war basis, there will be
a large, demand for all kinds OF fur
skins in Scandinavia. Holland and the
Continent al whole"
The sun., 1919-03-10
REAL ESTATE JOTTINGs.

Douglas L. Gilman & Co. announce
that Alfred f. Taylor has been appointed
manager OF their private house depart
ment.
Plans have been filed by the General
Motors Corporation for alterations to
the two nine story buildings at the
southeast corner of Broadway and Fiji
ty-seventh street, to cost $4,000 III.
]. Hardenbergh Is the architect
The sun., 1919-03-10

for @. F. Hilgemsn the five story
partment house at 1891 Hoe avenue
on a plot 50xl00, held at 100000.
The sun., 1919-03-10

This following judgments we're hled
March 8, the first name being that OF the
Bathelder, Mary A. G.-E. J..
DIETRICH, Inc. 81 al:.......... fiosso
ss Tss H wm NJ p1s. Sfoi Jones 1sass
Brown, 1eshel-A. Diamond. 10s.09
Bien. Franklin--Ruland & Whit
Ing, Benjamin Corpn......,., $500
Cleaveiand Howard r. and Wv
ian f. De Crow--A, Nieder-
Damien, charios.1ocke CO., A''o''''
creenbsrE Constr CO. and VIM. -
= p sand snd crazy co sS' ,s7co
costs ..........,..'..., 1os.o5
Hertz Harry--Ssme: COSTS. los.eS
Hanrshan. Patrick-1nterboroush
Rapid Transit Co: costs. 49,. ll0.tS
Jones. Lopise-T; J. Giiroy; Inc 2i54a
K.nn.dy, Roger tKenuedy Contr.
Go,(-oberholtser Phils. and y. ,,,.-
L.vinsonr Moses Brixton oper- ..
Ms srtns f psTid aud Fidelity and ''O'
Casualty Co. Of y. N.-People,
MSiry. Katherine McG.--Henry
X Tully, Mason and Builder.
MorrIsssy. Annnie-E. ii. Peck, iio.Ti
Minnie, Edward. E. Lnde Pa ,,,o
Flshbough .,....,,..,.... $3.50
ings,on ..'..,............... 22sss
KittrsdEe ...........'......... $685.
Reiber, Mar|Mad.,on Civ. MIS- 1870.
costs ..ei'i...,.......S,...,,. 1925
TrHckinE CO.. rnc'........,'.,' ls477
usitv CO o. \ YEPeople, &c 500 90
Co., 1ne' ' - '''. 1884
Bonsai. recrs James Besgs ,
r. 60,; Go' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ''''''
Rapid Transit Co. costs,...'... 11o45
weinstein 1uiius-E. S. Black. 1871
u. f. spiese,bere ct IL. 1oie.l4
weintraub, Morris & Philip Cindiv.
and as copartners under name
NJ. weintrsub & son)-Harris
Co., inc......' .'...... l''so''4
BRONX
The first name is that OF ths debtor.
Chrysler, Pembroke CO. Herb
N' nots Henry 1T Miiiier....'.. So 20
Martino, Domenico-C. 4. Hind
man ct a,.................., 1000
Wiz, Hod Elevator co.-ct;y OF o
W eCaR ~ anu " 4lld m ~
Won -commonwealth Bank. 3s44iI
Davis, Gretrude re. B. Schnei
der ct a. .'.......,........ 63.1o
FeiHstein. Abrahanl--T:tle Guar
antee 4 Trus: Co.............. 1884
Satisfied Judgments.
MANHATTAN.
The first name is that OF the debtor
the second that Of the creditor and date
when judgment was fled
Avri Chemical Co. Inc.-Staney
Jordan Co. Inc; June IL
1918 ,.....,........'.... sso3i.s;
Lempert. julius - Herring-Hall-
Marvin Safe Co. May ,. 1918. .01.7C
Schill. MaXwell-Mark Arnheim,
Inc; Aug. 81. le17............ 1906
Urban, Joseph-City OF y. Y;
Sept. Z. 1915 (vacatsi) ,...... .51.s;
Van Bueren & y. Y. Bill Posting
Goa. T. Mckegney: June IS.
1918 ..........,,........ l,sOc,5
BRONX.
Cha pmsn. Charles J.--E e Fee
ley, sdmN. ct al; Ma. %, 1914 So 5,
The sun., 1919-03-10
Morris az. Mich s. due Dec 1. 1925, sE;
atty, C F Leining, S55 p leth st. $500
ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

Delaney ST, swc Norfolk st: Yer
herman Bldg Co to l. Moscowits. $40
w 147th st; atty, \ 7 & " co, 1875
7iTH ST. igs e, mtg row ,soo--Msrie
Chsloupks. admx, to Marie Chaloupka.
1888 LIST av; atty, Chss Recht. 10 "
vERM1LYEA ~, :. 400 i pyeEmsn
Az. Inc. toe.Jeannette Hyman, West
End av; atty. 8 Cspiow. 1s2 Mas,
ADRIAN Az. s-Annie NJ Leist to Rich
ard II Adams, az Convent av. exr; atty,
AMSTERDAM Az, Sc stth st-Titie
Guar 4 Trust Co 10 y 7 Investors Corp.
is5TH ST. s5s.5;s w-L.aiwa!y;er, Mtg CO 70
Cortland Savings Bank. Cortland, N Y:
atty Lawyers Mtg Co. 50 Liberty
Bronx.
late; lot loO map Hudson PARK. plot
begins 1876 " White Plains I'd and $50
Morris Park ev, 2brl00 also plot
begins $50 White Plains I'd and l2S
n Morris Park az, 25xioo-Fredk storey,
exr, to Edw W Tree, trus, 81 Porterasid
sei 10Th acknowledgements.
WASHINGTON .lV, e, $50 W Main, i2s
TO high water line Eastchester Bay ESQ
x--x5o--Louis e Bliss TO Robt II Bsnja-
BRoNX PARK Av, 1is to i2oi also
Walker av, 1881 TO 116s--wm n Crom-
well Ell al, trus, TO Flora d Brown,
pleasant Valley, n Y; atty, n Lark
crYiSr0N ~ cor ,7s.h Al, 'ssccxIiooN
Troy savings BANK TO Dollar ' ssv YiU
Bsnk, 27s7 Sd av; attys Mackelar 4 q.
81 CEDAR st.......,....... ,......S3l, 900
The sun., 1919-03-10
CREDIT MEN WARN
= BOOKS ARE VITAL
Says Failure to Keep Accounts
Properly Induces Many
Failures.

That $4,000 600 in trade losses could
be averted annually II accurate records
OF commercial transactions were kept By
the business men OF America is the be-
lief of the National Association Of Credit
Men. In text book being distributed TO
the $4,000 members of the association,
which was prepared as the result OF in
Vestisations made by some OF the fore
most merchants In the country. it is
pointed out that thousands OF concerns
throughout the United States are losing
money daily and do lot know IL because
they fail to keep posted on their activ-
titles,
Prior TO last year the annual losses
through bad accounts totalled 5000, oo0,-
600 per annum,' ]. Harry Tregoe. secre-
tary treasurer of the association, stated
Saturday. Most business failures oc-
cur In cases where merchants have a
cspital of less than $4,000.
"A QUESTIONABLE, which was sent out
by the association TO learn the cause of
business failures resulted in the receipt
of 10000 answers which stated that the
principal cause of trade losses was due
to the failure TO keep books"
The sun., 1919-03-10
Credit Men 10 Dine.

The New York Credit Mems Associa-
tion will hold it's annual spring banquet
in the Hotel Astor Nav !.
The sun., 1919-03-10
OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

WEST FIFTY-FoCRTH STREET-The
Levitan Corporation resold tie vacant
lot st 432 West Fifty-fourth street.
for all cash over the present mort
sage, to Oliver C. Dimon OF Roches-
ter y. V, who intends to erect a
building for automobile repairs.
Charles E. Moore was the broker.
Company sold West l23d street to
J. l.. Van SAINT, three story resi-
dence. on lot 17.sy10o.1l.
WEST l05TH STREET-Charles S.
Kohler, Inc, sold the three story
dwelling. 16.4x10011, at West 106th
street for John Alexander Beall,
trustee. to Freda Ellison.
EAST FIFTY-SWTH STREET-Ches-
ter Simmons sold the four story dwell
Ing, on lot 2Ox1oO.5. at 121 East
Fifty-sixth street to a buyer for &C.
cupancy.
MADISON AVENUE-Pease & Gilman
resold for Edward Margolies to Max
J. Kramer the five story dwelling, 2ox
100, at 275 Madison avenue, just
south of Fortieth street. The buyer
will remodel the property into stores
and studios. The house was held at
si25,000.
RITINGTON STREET Benenson
Realty Company bought from the
Metropolitan Savings Bank the four
story building a2x75. at 345 Riving-
ton street through L. Latt & Co.
SECOND AVENCE-Mulvihill & Flo
rea sold through James y. Kehoe for
Charles Kappes the three story build
ing at Pill Second avenue, which had
not been transferred since 1856,
GREENE STREHT-The Levitan Cor
poration bought from a client OF
Elkus, Vogel, Glea son & Proskauer
the seven story store and loft build
ing at 1853 Greene street
EAST SIXTY-NINTH STREET-Albert
B. Ashforth, Inc, sold for Mrs WILL
lam H. Woodin 1877 East Sixty-ninth
street four story dwelling, on lot
22xlO05, to Foot & Martin, Inc.
The sun., 1919-03-10
Bronx.
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

S6TH ST. 5I7 Violin Smith ast james,
AheEra or Kelly, owner and contrac-
tor ..,................ .s2I2so
SYST ST. 200 W-Jsnes Elliott ast
Ellis Lyman, owner (renewaN .S2i9A
FIFTH ST, ., S76 q Columbus nv, II
es.ll TO bulkhead line OF Harlem River
General Contracting & Engineering
Co AIT Scranton 4 Wyoming Coal Co.
owner and contra actor Si,is4l5
Bronx.
WARRINGTON Av, W =, 100 issth Of,
s5xlto. Henry Nordhe!m agt Charles
Rosen, owner; Taxpayers store Leas-
Ing 4 Improvement Co, and Herman
knepper, contractors. ...............s?5
The sun., 1919-03-10
Moirc SILK for Suits.

Considerable attention is being di-
rected by buyers in the women's wear
field toward some OF the new suits made
of MORE silk which are being given
prominence by number OF houses here.
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long ISLAND REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
10 HOUSES NOW BEING BUILT
=, HOWARD REACH ESTATES. ILL.,

as minutes from Penn station. SSrd Street.
n.N York city. VIII be ready May list 1919.
Moderate price; easy terms, All modern
inprovem ents on premises. minutes from
station. All other particulars at 81 Cham
hers street. Room I'LL
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ZEAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE

$500 acres OF farm land, including four
hauses and several barns: $500 an acre.
Tor particulars write BURTON Z. MOORE,
yNlnetSd. Conn. -....a-.- -t..
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
twith name AID address OF lenders at
torney.)
Manhattan,

torney.)
15ox : loosx 6Ox 25.2T e 100 to
wsCP W n l25.ll to beg-st Urban
r!eslties corpn- ~ Bway, to Sir Lea
ger & schaliek, - Bwsy. :. $50 600
9TH ST. s,,;; SSi r. , Az p sSs1e GSi,
yaD Co. ' + to Edwin s and pavtd SG Ep
stein. Al 9th sv, Rockaway Park, y I,
March !, 1917: attys N B q D "
sTR AZ, n % i4Sih st, &i5iSo.iii'st AMI
Flora Marks ct al to Aug Hannibal,
Hobosen, J. and Chss Faas, l4s
Platsek stroock. $40 Bws az . ''0 s.. 900
SAME PRoPERTY-Equitabie Trust Co Of
" '11Sth st, n osisnsr, las " ia s.,
ana Aug Hannibal, Hoboksn. Y j. trus-
tees ~. Chas Faas. 10 same, March
M 10 81 Val s:. l'''' $50 500
4TH Az. n " >, Eli slst st, 20 1xs7l1
f L and Geo e Mas.mana, 4l9 " 1880
SANE !G PR6PE isrS Realty 60. G aSs
av; WIN sauer, 4s4 4th av, and Anna
$ Te'%Sinsss $40 Ky Y l e ,, 8 TO Mare
20. 1916; atty, Jno p Everett, Q. LIB.
BssGoApwAr. iiGia. n Am . 'eH.OGS
La IIIH- 10 the F & NJ sohasfsr Brewing
CO, 8l7 Lexington sv, Nov II. 1914;
attys, Hirst & GhThorn, Is william
lsTrH ST. 2:l w-Emiii and yaiiy lit LIT,
Ihauer, on the premises, TO Eltrieda Lit.
hausr, PA W 1a7th st, Sep, II 1919 81 600
10TH AN. vs., T4.il i46th st, 25Nl00--
Ino and Marguerite Scheele TO Geo
Ehret, Dec rs. as93; atty, Edw NJ Burg
Hu Gffa ST ass. l...shod-9.o Lo oS,GSU
70 Geo EhEe' 4pr'l 3 1915 ATTY E ooS
18TH ST, s. 700 Amsterdam av, 2Ix
lOa. Eugene NJ and Kathleen I. Wag.
ner TO walter Wagner $40 " l49th
81, June Is. 1917 attys Wesselmsn (
7a66 ST. s'5 % coiamSa. sy so1 10 SO 20
irreg-Oak Realty Co NJ y Y 10 the
Metropolitan Bank % City Of Y, May
81. 1905; sttys Otis Pressinger. 50
oRcHARD' at. 'i56.Fir.d.ricckk wt tSSIep
10 Title Guar 4 Trust Co 176 Rway.
Dee la1l: atty, Title Guar & rrust
Co, li6 Bvay .....,....,,........ So. 500
LIS PENDENs.
Manhattan.
10TH ST. 2Os E-Citizens SAVINGS Bank
AIT Thomas Larkn Ell al foreclosure
OF mortgage sttys, Real 4 Rogers
5oTH ST, 622 W--Fuippo Marcello agt
Thomas Rjromolo ct al taTnended fore
closure OF mortgage. ATTY. Clan
| chetu.
WILCOX Az, W ., 400 II Of Barkley av,
| 72.SHl00-WnliAm BesenberR agt Fer
| dinand Drda faction 20 foreclose me
| ohanics lisn); attys, Palitz 4 Garten.
| SIMPSON ST, lo9t--Jacob Marx sEt win
lam McLsu6hlin ~ al Horecosure OF
! mortgage attys Herman & Ernst.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
se4 TO 900 BROADWAY s Cor
Corner
10Th 81

lofis for rent 10. 900 or 10000 square feet,
suitable for msnufa curing; sprinkler sys-
Inc, Agency 92i 18th Ave. Phone Stuy-
yssant 7IS0
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POSITIVE CHRISTIAN CHARACTER
cations; to reach new clientele; not Sps-
ciany classified as philanthropic work But
Offering opportunity 10 render constructive
missionary and social service, with civic,
economic, educational and religious bear
ing; no commission; straight salary, amount
determined by industry and ability; work
in New York City or State; age $40 pre-
ferred: references as to character, inteE-
iitv ambition, rSSourcefuiness depend
ability and general standing; specify age,
education. experience and Church relations
- c, hoy 100 SYN Of1Ce
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STOCK sALESMAN--ENperle in sale
Of s<ock of Automobile Finance Companies
TO take charge OF New York city office for
j.sue Of 400 preferred. ample territory and
r. operation for man able 20 organize sales
force quickly, large commisslon; state fan
particulars INTEGRITY FINANCE COM
PANY, 1904 Finance Bids, Phils., Pa.