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New-York tribune., 1919-12-31
Assignments Of Mortgages

'i''| to as@ s v I.o@e nman E4v ! Ioash
man 70 Knic.Ss rbocker ne GO VS Wi.han
st; atty q s Co. rs Hway ooo
-lsr sr. gos E. rItie Gua- & rruss @ q
Jas Srllivau: James sullivan "a Francis
Kerr 257 " lGlst ST; atty, T c &
Co, i7G Eway assns each 81. 600
MAIDEN LANE, &, 50 Cold st Camp
lso Bway attvs, stoddara & MarE, l2ss
wnsT EsT' END Av. ~ Roht prriedenbers,
sttv. T q + Co, l7s Bwsy - .siS. 900
115rA ST, s2s E: Geo u schweinf4rth.
AZ TO IA B Roth. 4l+ csntr.I Park r
ST NICHOLAS ~ 10; Trust @ to
atty- Butcher. & f, Ma elson 90
70 AZ. iol. Geo wiensan and snc
e.rs to MetroQolitan SAY Bank. 80
Cooper square +. atty Albert J Apo
losn sr- Is f. Ethri zablislSie to Tisie
Gear E r cg - lwa4 ,.h..., f,;,'1r ,;,,, q.
ST co;pl HaS''"''SS % Mar, ,adis So Eiveisds
Drive. attys hisir D., 1. a. l.. -
54rH sr 80 "; Henry l. Ebscn. trustee
10 Wn1 sommen. $40 eth ~, atty, lbert
Arpel II + i4th st -.......... s., 900
GREENWICH ST, 2s2 Theo kaqaeld ana
and anna NJ Sullivan. Coz w lllth st;
ATTY, Wm sullivan. rs Liberty st. ~
BANK ST, SO; fhos + Conlon TO . no j
Jordan. - W s5th ST. atty. VIM Conk.
I'm 81 Nassau sfoc - A,ns,.,ds,. av
Carta Realty Corpn to Raymond NJ
Moore sSl w l<sth st; atty. Geo 4 eos d,
II William Ct ........-.... .....% %',oV'
DAILY Az a 8 2oc l76th at, lots each
at3xl5oil; TiHe g & Co to Fdw
Lcughman atty. Title G I CO, !ao
Broadway assignments, each $4,000
SAME property. Edw Loughnan 70
Knicker booker ms Co Of N y. is VIII
lam ST: atty, same assignments saCn aco
wASHINciTCN Az. l77i-l77s Albert
Grasselly to Anthony McOwen. 1871
PHnlptru az. ATTY. Anthony Mctwen.
1871 FNnJtcn aV- assignments g
SENECA Az. n Irvine. -5Nlop. hath
II Friedrich 70 Cfty Zeal Eatate Go. l.o
broadway. atty, Ti'le & I c. m
Broadway 49,. .......-... ..-..-. ..-. pV
1.OTs go ana 251. mag uncercitt Ter
Marst Knox to Max Hersch. 2io " lictn
st. ATTY. Arthur Knox. lss Broadway II
OGDEN Az, e96; Guaranty Trust Co. trus,
TO Lawyers Mtge Co, 5S Liberty st; atty
Lawyers MtSs Co. SO Liberty st. ~ ,000
WIrCKENs AV, 10th st. 81. 3x1G0; ;
Chas Jaster to Ethel sohwArtA. s2s w
10th st; atty. ChAs Schwartz. lss.
,ssTa grp1aT.y sr ssi n: Anna rrtsndich' to
FRANKLIN Tausch. 1905 Beverly rd BROOK.
lyn, atty. r TAusch. 80 Broadway 81
MINFORD PL. 1857 Morris schumana to
Max kaufman. - Webster av: atty,
M Kaufmsn. 14+sepenster av......-.3i
New-York tribune., 1919-12-31
Sales of Buildings
Now Under Construction

Louis Gold, builder, reports among
recent sales of buildings under CON
s1ruction the following: A five-story
concrete service station for the War
rem Nash Motor Corporation on the
south side CT West Sixty-fourth Street.
near West End Avenue; ive-story
hu. ldlae: or plot l25xl0o, on the north
side Of West Fifty-sixth Street to
Graham Brothers Motor Truck Com
pany. and a tnree-story concrete build
ine, on the north side Of West Ninety
alNlh Street for Albs.t SaNc.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-31
Trading in Brooklvn

The B. T. Knowles Company has SOLD
The three fcur-story apartments at 149,
ISL aad i53 South Ninth Street, on plot
6Oxl20, for the ike estate.
Charles Partridgs has sold the three
story apartment at 500 Sterling Place
for Mary Stoll
f. c. Sauter has sold the three story
Gwelilng st 276 Niuth Street for Stephen
Callaghan to William ". Thain.
The DulkleY g. horton Company has
sold 1247 Dean Street, a one-fanily
DWELLING on lot 20Il1o, for Mrs. Carrie
NJ L'HeureuX
New-York tribune., 1919-12-31
WOOL Farm TO Establish
Headquarters in Franklin ST,

Frederick Southack & Alwyn Ball jr.
have sold through Innes & Center,
repre- senting owners. the building at
l03 Franklin Street to Charming
Smith, proprietor Of the Valley Wool
Mass It is TO be used as selling head.
quarters for the products of the mills
controlled by Mr.. Smith.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-31
BOROCGH OF G.LEHs
wEaIout.:1ER COUNTY
YOMKERS ON HUDSON


Loea;ion for Bus ne-e sian-is acrs ia
rFcel.t AZ section, bsaurifui dveiuug With
laNHsors hXtllea throughout everything
up r. OATS for & gaItlemans home. Price
An exquisite dwelling il refined sur
fpuhdinss horle On large aItifuliy land
tre ..ea PCT Of ground, ssrasc With chauf
NJ CARY, Soutn Yrnhsrs-12 rooins and
ii,-i, all Improvements, steam heat, hard
o'd 'rir eolrrp.e.t location, is . good
Charm TX Sv'.s Chalet type of dwelling
iHi'Ae e1i7ie possession, or beautiful
CONS .a sil Ia.ptS.. hot-Nttrr neat;
''s"et h,.a, 10 settle .i enee i'sio, S1e1oo
, "rs c'li L. Van CoIt.aact-- larse plot IL !alge
'poWs. baths vn.ie enamel and lu.hoe-
I Iny '7,n sao'.li be seen TO BE- appreciated.
4 gem Of "a home-cbarintng place of 10
raolns large veraHda. surrounded by trees.
ehrnos aad fowers location is ideal
"nS n the Des, section Of Park Hill. Pr. >
$4,000.
a grand OLD wciiins-suitahle for pri-
VNe school o. Institution; unobstru"te
& r.ew Of ne hudson and the Palisades. Thv
sond eomfort aud siabiits-!- large,
ia,ls isne AZ airy rooms steam heat ! im2ts. :
,,. ,ns se oea1tifui corner plot. purchase price
Directly ovsroohas @ '1is the Hudsos ..is g0S sle
CANT rooms. baths. open nroplaces. hot
VA wa, er heat d modern impts. a beautiful
,'or r~,H''Ae dis'riei short walk - Ludlow sta
one # Park isit,'s rtos. desirable home.
rooms. baths. free and Gear. part
,, 10y remain OF nortsaeei TINS is a real
'"s-'fy home Price So 800
~ - wonderful brick dveiline. South yon-
"eiS-piot tO4x65f. u ....fos ratns. over
'os,, ',s,'''.A l',e HUG sou sHrete for cars
4, \ hous4 of sualits all ,hyoush -coton.a.
sslsn. Attractive in every rcspel' It
Sv,oula a., MT be overlooked, as It's one ot the
New-York tribune., 1919-12-31
Mechanics Liens

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. :: Sam v-llenslsv axt
Atsrside Land Corp. owner: Mary Mar
s1 TirHgr pg,'' av -eo sSz5e
Helen Foster. owner and corfract-
BID AV. 779: Philip Wiener agt Abbe,s
fixture Co. owner: Abraham Siegel
contractor. ssaS
Eth ST 21b-2i7 W. Philip Wiener agt
hle!nHan schwartz 81 al. owners.
Nnty Contracting co. contractors S335
1frH ST zl2 " Berger & Wolf agt Laura
mite. owner, Anna Daun contract
or -.-.-..--.-- slee
New-York tribune., 1919-12-31
Dyckrnan Garage Sale

Hall J. How & Co. haze sold for
the Ga'or Realty Corporation the two
story garage on plot 100Xloo, at the
southwest corner of Columbus Avenue
and 20Sih Street
New-York tribune., 1919-12-31
APARTMENTS WANTED

WANTED. BY two business women. 4 or
room apartment below i0tn st. east or
west side. Interested floor in private
house c. relNodellcd stable. Business phone.
GramercY 6355; home. bronNvi!.e 547
New-York tribune., 1919-12-31
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

JOHN ST Il W. ST.; j John 81 Realt,.
80 10 Howard 2 20. on premise. -t a
Years from May i, 1919 -5car r.
BROADWAY, 1881 ana b. Legend aea,,.. ,IS
',,. 40 20 70 1onn &. 60, on n PREMISES. e.
PRINCE ST. 1856. 9th Goor: Menpor5
realty Corp 70 simon Cohn & %. 81
c,ds hwsy; = yr from FEB 600
Nathan ottingsr to Harry NJ Want. on
no promises; from Sept l, 1919 to SEPT
.14TH 81. ii W ali Jno - s.na oss % $500
sf; yrs from Dec l. 1918 5000
STH Az n 10th st. 5th floor. r W
Wooiworth Co 10 Goldwyn Pictures
,orp on tne premises: 10 7-1s yrs from
ORCHARD ST 81, b store and + front 1ront
s.I,aT' Edw 4 Ridiey 20 Lyman Achin-
April /. 1920, yrs reilcw t9Se
II . hSoN 81 o5l. cor ana b, r ouden-
slng jr 20 Kramer s KIT. s4ls E~.y.
- al yrs from Dee T. 1919 = ,rs
renew AZ 81 500. atty. Jacob Kaplen. 81
''N"s 81 800 to <i.61o
LEMON Az. 2Ts. I'd foor az: John chs
,siee - Ahr i'rsss. 90 'enox av: 8 US
..sssdorc irankenoers. Ss h iat 81 s74o
s'h AN " 25d st. and b. Opera
,.ouss Realty 60 20 United Cigar srores
atty, Geo Brsnburger. ~ " 18Th
,seTH ST; sls W. ali; rera nssek issSS
yra from Aug i. le1s............. $50
30 Av. x4ls, str. oa Eeshop and ad noor
Gottfried K!enk to sigrnund Ebert. 4ss
sddress a. resi- 81, - q e yrs from Nov /. 1912
JOHN ST. ls-is. IS In sth sty. Fourteen
Hklyn: " from Nay /. 1918: W.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-31
Th0S, S. BURKE.

WV W 2 Way, cor Ntleul re Lame.
Tel. Yonkers 1880.
l,nk.d nEksdHwoed Lodge--1~o splendid mansions
%%rss,,lons, electr's,cs on. fnrniahinxs. dsfrsf.
,srs SVeL Looking Palisades Hudson ga
lose. as,f hour Grand Central street car
PEOPLE: winter nome comfor,s Sssr serv,cs
tonbls 60 experience; single $40 10 $40
interview S'S TO to sf5 per week references and
'roadway 'e9puated- Annie Lane. $50 North
- NN'o'' Phone Yonkers s4i4
New-York tribune., 1919-12-31
Satisfied Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

I'D Av. 271: Brotsky agt John C1.u.-
!. nlsssr ct Al: Aug I Isl7. .sa1.7e
''a Il wsisss 81 ssis Ct !, colss.as 9
i919.r. .As.,..~... -. ,filA. ii
New-York tribune., 1919-12-31
Bronx

PROSPECT Av. w lseth ST. 4oxioo'
pocrans Realty corpn to Barnes Realty
years, c. atty, Beardsiey. II T
pRosPEcT Az. 1874 =. 4oxi %.
to same: pr mtge s43.ooD. Dec 10 .
Years p c; atty. same s15.5o0
PROSPECT Ay, S. 40 n lssth 81. .4oxloo
sam 70 same, pr ntse $4,000; De s;9 d5o 15,
PROSPECT Av. 5. 80 leZth st, i'N
90; same to same: pr ntg= 10000 Dc
~ ysars, G. atty. sane. 81 9e' eVo
10d; same to same, pr ratge SSo.5oo; Dc
10 years p c. atty. - no. SO 500
BID AV, 1915, S. z5xis5 fannl9 Feqsr -
away \ y; pr rntge $4,000; Dec 2e; &c
years. p c; atty, II straus Beexnai'
2s5'rH ST. 5 >. $50 e ka,anah av 5Ox
200. Frank J Farren 70 tTedh Tanner.
% Z cath st; De- 2s yrs. 81 ? G;
soUTHERN Blvd, 1878. $. 7bx44sx
Bag sany Co isss Bason a9a r9 m @"1
Ssqg jr 10 ,Ssi Nsssas ,sx 40 s3oS f5;qo
Rogovin to. Anna 5 Finch. LEI " l229
s. ; sraso Pee u ~ ,aa Srs, 5s c. Stsx' & oda
sA pTopsrty zSS ssns to Louie schwartg sTg2
365 r 1s5th st; pr ,r.tge s5o ooo. Dec -
lnstaIs, s c; atty, sani Rosca eerg.
FoREsT Av. s2s. W 3. ls.5xs7.s: Regiens
schwasler and ano 70 J Patton. $50
Y c; ally. Jas 9 Patton, s24 Jack
n@siTS ) N, N 5ssos 5ss saiss 5 NrT's sas. B4s
lntse S. 600; Dec Is. 2 yrs p c. a,tys,
Knox &. & p y Cedar st ... -; ;ooo
sarnen to Louisa r Kuntz. 2si Z Kings
bridge I'd Dec %: yrs; 5 per cent
atty. title Guar & T Co. l7s Broad
SIMPSON ST. l245 W =. 1s.sx5s.2 Abr
Greenwald and ano to Emma N Demp-
"es, 124s simpson Ct; Dec 20 y-s.
X per cent; atty. Title G':ar & T @.
1887 ST. S2o e. 5. e5x1oo; Max sShsIl ssisO
70 Johanna nna ,:ulier: 72o e ISIS, st: pr
" per cent atty. Title Guar & T Co
vYsE isf 'lTS AZ :ias. asxioo: Nssha9 ss sso
y 1l!th 81 Dec 20 install : oer cent
atty. Title Guar CO. i1s BROAD
cAULDN ELL. ~. 998-7. $. ;5.tSiso. tis0'
David PerlalAn 10 has J Carvin' 8f,
e llc'~..i av Dec = 10 yrs. per cent
atty Title Guar Co, l-S BROAD
Ss.usl coitotf % ios Fianetsr. 5SS S7'G
C, ATTY. Title Guar & I CO. II,
pARKsR ~. 5 215 iyon ay 25Hio9 4 q
c; atty title Guar s. T co i7s
CoUPTLANDT ~. sas. e > 2sxioo 49, 49,
i54th si, 367 e n s. o5xfOo Johr
Moetus snd ano to ChaB L Neff s7s p
i5sth ST Dec 90 due Jan J. 1923: 5 n g
atty. r Bergman. lS04 80 50 so
WNITLOCK AV, S 300 Tiffany ~
25xf00; Ike Shs piro TO Ida " Zobel, So.
Whitlock av; pr mtge 81, 900. Dec 70
.nsls's s c. attys. Mclaughlin Z :
Is william It e. erf
1S:sT ST, n s.. ss.2 Clinton av, esxss
iolc. ~ L ISIS. at. Dec 26 Yrs i
G, atty. p : Seignao, % Nassau
lasTH SIT. SEQ K. ). 3. 6xloo; isresi Y"resi
Ields1 and ARC t. Eass Senan esq "
alst St. - fnfes s26 $50; Dec %. vrs
<, ATTY. n sAs piro. lfs Nassal:
FOX ST lo6s. s. 5s46 a ls5tn II 20 :;
800; Abr + Bel.er 70 Louis Rorhrnan.
fc5s Fox st, pr mcge 5000 Dec ~
,;.Stals c, atrt. Goodelr,an -
UNION Az $ cor ls7th 1t. s0xioo: Aron
Appeitaunl 10 Martna Hensla NJ. Ve--
fon Y, Dec 20; instais & G atty
L Marx. lIs Nassau ct 81 aao
MORRIS AV. g q 244 . n f9eth ST 25xso. q
Cecelia Crookston to Eugene c Ke4nsr'
23l5 Loring pi Dec 30 due as per BOND
p c. atty. i d Tobiss, BeeRmsn
HJATH Av 2ssa e. 2o2xioos: Ews,a
jil lander 10 Hannah n Crowies ,ks
Greene Az, Bklyn. Dec %. yrs s..
Q; atty. Lawyers Title .a r GO l6i
-'"s'J -Sb, Ce
New-York tribune., 1919-12-31
142 sth av; due Jan ], 1923: p c: pf
rntge Sc 900: atty. Morr.e Marks. 23s

~ 5000: .S aus sts1 s.A Norris *
ssTH sT. 30 W. 3, s71loos. p m, Dec
go ELLEN Realty Co to Howard Menn
100 70 lssth at. Bronx; due Jan /. 1880:
spc; pr mtge $4,000: attv- same 81 .9oo
Elise BOYD, IS Riverside Drive; due Jan
ssTH ssT. 2o4 -2os. y g. Q lots. each 27x
500, p m utges SO 500 each and subj 10
or ntge $4,000: Dec 8: Ellen Kea'ty
Bronx. due jan i. 1910: g. atty.
"a E9she'sa Mg psorrRry Dec % HamsTo t5aeT
Menn to Elsie Boyd 80 riverside Drive;
due Jan /. 1928. c, mtges $1,000
each: atty. same $40 opo
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, seth at. lo5a
C'airn Realty Co to Norwood Park Co.
SIS Nassau st: Cue Jan J, 1928,
pr ntge $500, 900; attys. Townsend 4 a.
losTH ST sT 'S $50 " So lots each 57ss
100 H. M rntges SO. ooo each ana
each subj to pr rltge $4,000: Dec l6.
Aries Corpn to Abr Friedelson. 1879
'th av; dae Jan II, 1928: s,p c, pr
BRoAbwAY. G s. s7.s 1s5th st. a2-sxT5
pm: Dec 16: Louis Gh'kora ano 70 WlA
spc; pr ntgs $4,000; stty r &
17eTH ST, 5ss ". 5 g. asx1oo: p m: Dec
29 Sol Dannenterg to Wtlhsl1aine
1929, c; attys Hughes. & p. 80
LOTS 22l -22s, map Bennett property Forr
Washington; p M, Pee -; Bsrs.lu.
and Guaranty Trust Co, % - \. exrs
9 yrs. due as per bond. atty. 6 &
T Co, I76 Bway. .......,.--.--. s17-ooV
New-York tribune., 1919-12-31
ZIG HlD.S

Florida Groves. We war;. are the h !,
! skeland 1lighlands Polk County Florida,
one OF the largest and finest grove de-
yeloprnents IN the a ate. For interesting
information regarding citrus-fru srovas
and profits, write for book No. i4A, ". F.
HALLAAl & CO. Tribune Building, ~ Y
New-York tribune., 1919-12-31
Bronx

FREMONT AV 4s2 e all: Marv pr,,re
70 Chas Sain, 45A e fremont av: 2 yrs
fro,n May l. 1918; atty. Chas sain. 4s2
fsH4vhe AV e,..----..- .-.... 81 .eea
iiarr-- Hrur6ner 1s5s I'd sv: : yr- ron
May 1873. atty. N Rosenthai. fssr-
:. s.H '''Is $1,000
81, lly AcneT Go to Gloria The.tar g,
9Th %Y. - yrs from M.y l. loao
atts. has Burston. 2l5 MontaSne ~
~ - : aOu
I4a1H ST, 44s Z. store. Cath r Muller
and sno t. Albert Dessnor. 1927 south
ern Aiyd Yrs troin Jan |. 1920. atty.
A Deesner. 1897 Southern Blvd 81 s06
New-York tribune., 1919-12-31
REAL ESTATE
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN
$4,000 Cash.

- hree story ard basement house. 45l
.Jsst 1874 st ; good Investment. Full par
ruia+s, =. V. weed, 81 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-31

CROSBY Az. zoxiVo iot so, map 700
ia.s T1ster Est jas Kohier to Katie
Tr'ss r'ss l.s " " iaath ieap st Dec atty Wq
2s5riI ct. : $. $50 Katonah e. 5oxioo
" i2eth st. ntss Dec %, atty, F J Far
Real Estate corpn to Rose Mariner se2
i'in" s. BN.yn Dec :. alty, Il hessler,
soGcvrhHn$s n'.Vn ~, " $, : 74y 9
Is = bes. Prank Bldg Co to Fanny.
M;(e o. s'n1 .hesnbrun. and Annie,
lntcs $1,000; Dec. - atty. lily " Fried,
My SoXcoyEsE, { $; ~, ,,,,. its's :. 5:
s..ys. Meier & Van D. sss Br:sd, q
R1vnRv.nw TERRACE " :. as5 n tron,
Stone Monument sot In ground on 9
seds wick .av, at n cor lot oonyeysd
sea sy dated n?T,; H.; 70 , "ii ss9
ssx c sai to beg: John P sponaeIs
- Alice ! Sponabls. Ct Johnsvtlle, N
Dec II; atty. K r Hall St Johnsviil.s.
GRAND BLVD nwc lsath st, ss6xll. *
s4oxl269; Y Title Guaranty Co to
Property Raalizasion Corpn, 32-34 Court
st. Bklyn: Dec "a atty. Mr. Hutton' y
so AZ Ss7o. s. ,5xia5, Chas Keilnar to
Fannie Fener az Hsr-etro st Fntgo
10000; Dec 2s: atty JOS : elnn"ra
FOREST ~. So. " =. ls.5Ns7.6. Us ~
ra.ton to poe 0a >chNaye9 anu Ir~oa
&leig. S2i Forest ay. ritsc $4,000. bec
20. atty. Jacob kEeig. S4l fo.es'
LCRING FL. l2ei, s. 25xloo. May Z
ofConnell to Marie u Blue. 2sal I-orins
pl. intge $1,000; Dec Is: attys, knov &
p. 1927 Cedar st :........ o c and 500
SAME PROPERTY; Marta }. Blue 10 Abr
Goodman. 1889 Morris av. and ano; mtge
$4,000; Dec -: atty. Samuel Goldman,
cAuLDwELL Av, sss-ss7. W :, 7s.41iso;
Cora Darwin to David Psrlman- 7la
Union ay: Dec 30; atty. Title Guar g. 7
Go. l1S bWAy.. o ana $lOG
vYsE Av, 1885. . &, asxloo: Nathan Dorm
stretch to Manvills Realty Co. 1ao Full
ton st; Dec 20: atty. Titls Guar q T Co
ATS Bway s.~..~..sx....as.aA>s. -. VI 90
The evening world., 1919-01-24
4.75 TO 1850
Misses Spring Suits

Exiusiue franklin Simon & Co. models
Almost invariably the silhouette Of the new
wool or silk suits is slender. There are varying
types Of box coats many with panel vests or
mannsh waistcoats, also belted or semi fitted
coats; ankle length skirts. I4 to 70 years.
The evening world., 1919-01-24
SAY FAMINE RELIEF BILL
WOULD KEEP LIVING COST UP
Senators Resume Attacks, but Ad-
ministration Forces Hope
for Passage TO-DAY.

WASHINGTON. Jan. H.-Continuing
their attacks on the 500. 900, 900 famine
relief bill. Senator'S opposing It to-day
charged that it is in the interest not
only of pork packers but OF food pro-
ducers generally. who seel reduction in
prices ahead and unless something is
done TO keep the high cost Of living on
its present plane.
Senator PoindeNter. Washington. read
telegram from a New York oil man
who said passage OF the bill is vital to
stabilize the oil market. He had other
messages from food dealers OF various
kinds. urging enactment Of the bill on
the ground that II would prevent a
price slump in the United States
Senator sherman. Illinois. said tho bill
should be amended to keep Russian Boil
shcvild from getting food at American
expense.
In spite OF the attacks Admlnlstra-
ton forces continued confident OF their
ability to pass the bill to-day.
The evening world., 1919-01-24
Girls and Juniors Dresses

Spring models, fabrics and colors
Dresses especially designed for young people to years
of age. include models Of taeta silk Japanese foulard
silk. plain figured Georgette chals pongee serge;
many washable dresses embroidered hand shocked
The evening world., 1919-01-24

OF vegetables were destroyed last
year by frost on the New York and
Jersey terminals, while the vegetables
coming at the moment are really
superior to those produced In the
North during the summer season.
The large Western packers, who
controlled most of the foodstuffs In
anticipation OF the war conditions ex-
tending at least another year, should
adjust themselves TO the new condi-
tions. as the United States Is rapidly
approaching an era of oyerproduc-
tlon in foods. and regardless of the
quantities exported, the supply avail
able for home consumption will be
large, and present prices could not be
maintained under any condition, as
our warehouses are now bulging with
foods, and n the increased surplus ls
not consumed II cannot be preserved
for consumption.
Another supplementary item on the
list of foods is the great abundance
OF Kansas Jack rabbits that are
wholcsaling at from SO cents to 60
cents pair. These are excellent
food and average fully eight to ten
pounds TO "A pair when prepared for
the oven. A Kansan Is here with
several cars or chicken style dressed
and parchment paper wrapped rab-
bits that he is offering at l6 cents
per pound and says he can furnish
10,000,O00 pounds this winter.
II Is now up to the housewives, who
have suffered more and made more
sacrifices TO win the war than any
others, to demand fair treatment from
their dealers, and those who tell them
about their short supply and high
prices and the rest of the war talk
should be supplanted by the fair
dealing and progressive merchant
who will give them the advantages OF
the now existing conditions.
The evening world., 1919-01-24

NEW Spring fashions
- are here! Scores and
scores ofattractive emodels.
Picturesque frocks are
fashioned Of Georgette
crepe. pastel tinted and in
darker tones, or garlanded
with tiny flowers or with
futurist designs.
In fact, every new weave
is shown in wool, silk or
cotton fabrics. comprising
countless original designs.
As for the Spring Suits.
Capes. Goats and Wraps.
they have a smartness Of
cut. individuality of style.
graceful swing and dash
that reflect the spirit Of
youth and have a style
exclusiveness characteris-
ticofFranklinSimon&Co.
The evening world., 1919-01-24
Washington Market Shows
Steaks and Chops for Con-
SumerS on the Toboggan.

Tfe High Cost OF Living" is
due for big jolt. At the WASH
ington Market this morning
meats and poultry were being
sold rail at prices appreciably
lower than those charged in
shops in most parts OF the city.
Porterhouse steaks were quot
cd at AZ to 40 cents. Pork lolns
and pork chops sold at 35 cents,
Shoulder OF veal was 20 cents.
Mutton chops we're "a cents.
Geese were quoted at Wash
ington MarkTt at 81 cents. and
the best roasting chickens sold
at 40 cents.
The evening world., 1919-01-24
RETA| CUT IN FOOD PRICES
ATLAST FOLLOWS REDUCTION
MADE BY THE WHOLESALERS

writer that prices would jump again.
and that II they lowered their prices
now to conform TO the Wholesale
market they would he compelled to
advance tbem o week or so later.
Other dealers are operating under the
sa mo rnisnuprehension
The evening world., 1919-01-24
By p. @. Fov.
Special Market Representative OF The
EVENING World.

Special Market Representative OF The
Evening World.
The immense collapse in values in
operation for tho last ten days. has
brought foodstufrs TO n lower level
Of prices than has obtained for over
q year, or since our entrance into tho
war.
The housewife In not benefitinE TO
any great extent by this abnormal
decline In values. M the dealers and
distributors in foodstufrs that catered
to tho consuming element arc treating
with the good housewife at tho regu-
lar war time prices. This was proved
by an extended trip TO the various
markets IN the uptown and Bronx
districts. whore the dealers refused TO
share the benefits they are realizing
from the lower Wholesale values with
their patrons.
When the rules OF tho Federal Food
Administration were In existence
there was n limit to the profits, but
no limits werc placed on the original
prices. and the consumer was at all
times compelled TO pay the very last
penny that could be heaped on the
service. The abnormal profits real
ised by the various food markets
during tho war enabled them TO do
only one-halt their usual volume OF
business and make undreamed OF
profta
Ono OF the largo meat markets In
the Harlem district informed the
The evening world., 1919-01-24

detained nt Quarantine. at the docks
and naval landing stations. Hippo
drome acts that can be presented in
the open air. such as the Hanneford
Family Of equestrians. the elephants.
the Gaudsmiths and the Arab troupe
Will comprise the entertainment.
The barge will meet all incoming
trn nsports during the mornings and on
sunday the seagoing house viii be
towed around To the different stations
where troops are temporarily uuartered.
The evening world., 1919-01-24

ALBANY. Jan. 2L-Alfred E. Smith
ir.. will become member OF the Now
York Guard. II was learned to-day
He rs subject to military training under
the state Law. and proposes to get IL as
nn aotiVc memher OF the guard.
The evening world., 1919-01-24
FLOATING HlPPoDRoME.
Arrange. water Thea

DuffnGhnm ArrnnEes water Thea
tire TO Entertain soldiers.
Charles Dillingham; arranged yester-
Gay with the Morse Dry Dock Company
for lighter sixteen feet wide and sew
snty-five feet long. which will be
transformed into a floating Hippodrome
and used 60 entertain returning soldiers
The evening world., 1919-01-24
Spring Capes and Coats

JaHnty short and long lengths
New eapes for Misses are Of fibre silk weaves,
silk duvetyn. wool velour. serge. Poiret twill.
wool tricotine or Jersey. Tailored or dressy
coats Of wool fabrics In new shades, also
velveteen sport coats. u to 20 years.
Deming graphic., 1919-11-25
LOCAL BRIEFS

DIR. II. c. Compton, pastor Of the
Baptist church at Bisbee, Arizona, was
In the city the first of last week. lie
has been called to the Baptist church
here, but will not take charge until
the first Of the year.
A. r. Hugg, who was with Mr.. Bush
at the Foxworth-Galbraith Lumber
Comptny's yard here. has been trans
ferred to III PasO. lie and his family
left for their new home late last week.
800 samples to select from Ed V.
Price x Co. made to measure suits. II
You are particular we can please YOU
Clothing going to be higher, you won't
save by waiting. Our prices are right
The Toggery. Jack Tidmore.
Mrs. ]. y. Crawford entertained the
women Of the Socinl Circle Of the
Presbyterian church last week.
Percilla Whitehill. teacher at Santa
Rita spent the weekend with her pa
rents here.
Cowboy boots hand made. We have
the Famous Kelley and Justine. The
Toggery, Jack Tidmore.