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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-14
BANK RENTS LARGER
HOME ON BROADWAY
Will Pay $500 for Space
in Office Building.

George X. Read & Co. leased for the
American Railway Express Company to
the Anglo-South American Bank, Ltd.
for the unexpired term OF its lease the
basement. ground and second floors OF
the building ut 40 Broadway.
The same brokers have also arranged
with the owner for n lease of the entire
building for a long term Of years
The bank has been at 60 Wall street
for ten years and owing to its greatly
increased busin, so. through the open
Ing OF branches in Venezuela and Spain.
larger quarters were necessary. The
aggregate rental is about $3.50. 600. EN-
tensive alterations will he made and the
bank will move in about May l.
The same brokers have also arranged
lease OF the banks quarters in 90
Wall street TO the Metropolitan Trust
Company. now In the same building.
The Ave story building at 500 to sos
West Twenty-third street, southwest
corner of Eighth avenue, opposite the
Grand opera House. was leased by the
John Walton estate to Carl J. Weisen-
berger for term OF years and will be
altered extensively by the lessee for
hotel purposes. Henry Brady nego-
tiated the lease.
James s. Anderson & Co. rented for
Morris b. Baer to the Empire Hardware
Company the building 272 and ga West
Broadway.
Herbert Hecht & Co leased for John
n. Golding the four story building at
1879 Broadway for term of forty
years.
NJ. Rosenthal Company leased the en-
tire seventeenth floor. containing $4,000
square feet. at SO and 55 Fifth avenue
at an aggregate rental Of 100000, 10
Nathan Novelty Company.
Leon S. Altmayer and Chr. Vol
zing e Son, Inc. leased large suite
Of offices in the Subway Express Build
ing. 1%7 and l4e East Elghty-sixth
street, and 1885, 1887 and 1889 Lex
ington avenue to the United Hebrew
Charities.
Henry Brady leased to the Combina-
ton Soda Fixture Corporation. a West
ern concern. the store 240 and 242 West
| Twenty-third street; to Ferd Gellert
the store and basement at 142 West
Nineteenth street; the building 500 &c
| 30s West Twenty-thlrd street. which
will he extensively altered for hote
! purposes. and the store 22l West Broad
way to the Adriatic Warehousing Com
pany.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-14
ILLINOIS.


SMITH. VIM. b.. sergt., chicago tw).
EKLUND, Percivai A.. corp. Rock Island
SMITH, Robert j.. Rockford twl.
WILKINSON. Kari H.. Chester tw).
KENTUCKY.
FENDLEY. Linton c., Louisville (w).
MASSACHUSETTS.
DUBAr. Edward f. Mattapan tW).
MICHIGAN.
M1ss1G, Gerald e. Detroit (w).
MISSOURI
WILLIAMS. John r.. serst.. 81. Louis (w).
CoNoXER, Earl. Bonns Terre tW).
JENKINS. Carl c., Law son ODD.
SMITH. Tommie, Hernerville (W).
MINNESOTA.
CLARK, Dean C. corp. ST. Paul tK).
FRYE, Charles L., Minneapolis (K).
POTTER. Carl o., Hector (DW).
MONTANA.
STOCKS, VIM. E., Butte tDD>.
NEW YORK STATE.
BoIEs. Carlton r., Leicester ODD.
NORTH CAROLINA.
CRAWFORD. Reid D.. Davidson Dw).
DEANS, James D., MiddleseN CR.
HUTCHINs. Walter. Yadl,inville tR.
NORTH DAKOTA.
GALLUP. Harley b.. New England OK.
OREGON.
HARLOW. Albert L., Portland CD.
LINTON, Willie, Dallas (iJ.
OHIO.
1sALY. Earl W, Columbus CK).
PENNSYLVANIA.
KEENAN,, Joseph. auartermaster clerk. Pitts
burg (K)
sHAUBERGER. Gale B.. Albion do.
TEXAS.
REEVES Rsy W.. corp. fan Antonio (w)
FARMER. Houston b, Dallas (Dw).
WEST VIRGINIA.
ROHEN. Ralph c.. Terra Alta Cw).
GEHO David w, Bolton (K).
HECKENBERRY, Cecil c.. Sully CD.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-14
OTHER SALES IN THE BROW.

sEARURY PLACE-Bernard Crausman
sold 10 n client OF Heller e Sussman
~" three five story apartment houses
a. 1892. 1880 and 1870 Seabury place.
on plot 126x10O. The houses were
held at $4,000 and have an annual
rental Of s22 600
BRYANT AVENUE - The Benenson
Realty Company resold TO an investor
1929 Bryant avenue. a five story
apartment house. on plot 50x100. The
house was held At $4,000.
EAST li6TH STREET--The Benenson
Realty Company bought from the
Anita Realty Company the two five
story apartment houses NJ 333 and
800 East 146th street. each on plot
b0xI52. They were held at $4,000
and return an annual rental Of $500
MORRIS AVENUE-Max Cohen bought
through Max Blau from A.. J. Schwartz
Ter the two five story apartments. on
plot 100x97x irregular. at the north
west corner OF Morris avenue and
iSlst street The properties are ar
ranged for twenty families each and
were held at $4,000.
CLINTON AVENUE-Charles Wynne
operator, bought the FIVE story, fifteen
family apartment, 50x137. at 1898
and 1881 clinton avenue. from H. G.
Erskne. who acquired 1t in 1914 under
foreclosure for $4,000. Kessler 6
Levy we're the brokers.
Ut, AIMS AVENUE-Sharp & Co. sold
for the Watt Construction Company
Che southwest corner Of st. AIMS ave.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-14
OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

Joseph r Day leased to the Schultz
Cigar Company for Barnet Blumberg
tho promises on tho corner Of Wall and
Water streets. known as 5S3-5S5 Water
street and 72-16 Wall street, Bridgeport.
Conn, now occupied by two brick build
ings. This property fronts on the new
bridgeport Trolley Terminal now under
construction.
The lease IL for thirty-six years mt a
rental recorded 20 be approximately
$40. 900 year. Tho Schultz company
takes possession Of the premises
August l of this year and after exten-
sive improvements will occupy the corner
for a cigar store and sublet the balance.
Griffen, Prince & Ripley sold the
property on Prospect street. White
Plains, belonging TO DR.. Samuel B. Lyon,
formerly superintendent OF the Bloom
ingdale Asylum The purchaser was
Frank y. Goble, the we'll known archi-
tect Mr.. Goble plans extensive altera-
tons The property was held at 100000
Ladd G. Nichols rented to Morton C.
Nichols the Chinese cottage of Paris T.
Singer for the season Mt Palm Beach
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-14
WILL HOLD TAX HEARINGS.
Legislative Committee to he Here
Next wcck.
Special nespatch TO THE suS.

ALBANY, Feb. 13.--The legislative
Taxation Committee will hold hearings
In Now York Thursday, Friday, Satur-
day OF next week and the following Mon
day. On Thursday. It is expected. labor
leaders will appear to give their views
on State income tax.
The committee practically IL agreed.
n member said to-day. upon including in
the bill provision for n state income
tax with rs few exceptions as possible
and to amend the Emerson law so that
corporations not reached in any other
way will be taxed.
Consideration Is being given TO taxing
soft drinks. AS a general proposition
this Is opposed. but 1t may he necessary
TO resort 10 1t as temporary expe-
dent this year
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-14
MO BRONX APARTMENT DEAL.

One OF the largest apartment house
deals recorded in The Bronx for some
time was closed yesterday with the
purchase by S. Morrill, Banner, an old
time operator and builder. OF a row OF
eleven five story apartment houses at
e5e to e92 Tiffany street. in the Hunt
Point section. The houses. which were
sold by the Usona Construction Com
pany, through Leltner, Brener & Starr.
are located between 1881 street and
westchester avenue, and cover COM
t'rei site having q frontage OF 4i0 feet
and depth OF 104 feet. They are built
on land formerly owned by the American
Real Estate Company. which made the
Hunts Point section the field of its pio-
neer development
The price Is said TO have been in the
reighborhood of $350.0o0. the figure at
which the houses were held. The COM
bined properties are fully tenanted and
Weld an Income OF about 100000 a year
IN rentals
Max Cohen bought through Max Blau,
from A ]. Schwarzler, the two five
story 90 foot apartment houses on plot
lnox97x irregular. at the northwest cor
rer OF Morris avenue and 1S1st street.
ina properties house twenty families
each. and were held at $4,000.
IN It's real estate column on February
IN, THE SUN published an item to the
eject that the Coco Cola Company had
sold three story building at ago and
?eo West Twenty seventh street to a fur
concern which desired to use the site for
The erection OF fur storage building.
According tn Information received yes
terday no contract for the sale of the
premises was made. and the property
s''l remains in the possession of the
Coco Cola COMPANY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-14
OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

WEST 10th STREET-Nehring Bros.
sold for Ennis & Sinnott to the H. &
N. Building Corporation the All View
five story. twenty family apartment
6oNl00. at 707 and 700 West 10th
street. The house was held at s7j,-
900 and was erected by the Michael
Martin Corporation. which eX-
changed II last Tuesday for a plot.
h0Ni00. on tho south side OF 14lst
street, 1ol feet east OF Broadway.
EAST 10TH STREET-L.eon s. Alt
rayor sold for the Courtney Develop
mt Company to a client the four
story tenement, 25x1oO, at ZAP East
iloth street.
WEST ll2TH STREET.-THE. Charles
Galewsk Company. Inc. bought from
tho David Macdonald Company the
fvH story apartment house, on plot
'eXl00. at $50 West l12th street. The
property has n yearly rent roll of
5000 and was held at s35, 900. James
McCachen was the broker
WEST 18TH STREET-Henry Brady
sold for the New York Title and In
Furance Company 1874 West Twenty
ninth street. n two story taxpayer.
2oN9S9. to !. Roth.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-14

/. 1918, Jan -st--Alfred ch,rney. party
OF ist part, Bank Of Huntinstonn; IL j.
Bsry OF "a part psr and Mnp' GhspSS
Mass; due and int as per bond; atty,s;
,Bsylis 3 saeborn iH Bway. i;;;:.;'' !,
w ssE1as W w. ter st. g.. 20 " 's Jack
con st, 25xioo, D m, Feb iO-sadie n
Clrker to Maria Crump. 1oi Hamilton
mtg $1,000; atty, Samuel f GoIdtarh;
a5 Nassau st.......,.......... 'Slz,eoo
East Side.
EAST OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
18TH ST 1905 y. 6OrlOs.s, Feb 1i-Lend
Mar. Realty Corp to Ro'enthsai' co ssc
nttys, Marks Marks 60 P9rnS
'' ISc sT coz ,,a L; *, s.; t To
Depew pl (ciosed) X 3 2oo;lo to tad 81
re 275 to beg, Jan AIN Y state NY
ana Terminal GO to Mssrop9lisan a, ine
Butcher, Tanner & +. Madison eon
aV ...'................ .'.'.'. 'SoVV'VV'
West Side.
twest OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
AMI l:0th streetsD
9TH Az $50. cor 18th st. se.exioo.
TO Martin O'Dowd Co, 400 w lAtn
st, yrs, SO. pr mtg $4,000; atty, v
Title Mtg Co, 1886 Bway.. .S2S'ooo
BrOnN.
Borough OF The Bronx
HEWITT PL, slt, n o a. 39x10o-Emma
Kramer to Fred'k Johnson, Oyster hay
Y, and ano. trus. y IN, pr mtg $4,000.
Jan 81. due Dec !, 1871 &c atty, Tltle
Guar n T Co, lT6 Bway. 2.bOV
HEWITT PI, n W cor Longwood av, 1915
irreg-Arrow Holding Corpn TO same.
p N, pr mtg 1906 Jan 81, due Dec
LoNGwoOD Az, $40 and sss n 8. lots
aAxt00 n m each sN.AOO-
Samuel Grendzier to Fredk Johnson
oyster bay, y Y, and ano. trus. pr
mtgs, $3.50 each Jan 81. due Dec ].
1921. So; atty. Title Guar Co. ~
LoNGwooD Az, eis-ol7. -, 2 lots, each
S9xi07.5. y m mtgs each s320O--Sanie
TO same, pr mtgs, s22 600 each, Jan ",
due Dec !, 1921, SO atty, same. 6,4oC
WASHINGTON AV, e q. being half lot
Samuel Bernstein TO Antoinette Weber
6lO eth av, College Point. l. ], Feb 10
due April l. 1922. +Fo; atty. w smith
te2 Il 18th "Reminiscences. s2VN
MORRIS Az. cor l77th at 900
6Oxs5--Arrow Holding Corpn to Johr
Rlegelmann, 1902 Grand Blvd and Con
course. pr mtg $4,000 Jan 81. yrs. Sc
atty. John Hiegelmann. 1902 Grand Con,
BROOK Az, W $. 73.io n lsgth st, si.sx9t
jacob Ludwig 10 Frances SarNCh
li7gts Stcbhins av, Feb II, 3 yrs, 6ts e
atty, l. 7 & I Co. 100 Bway ..... $500
EDISON Az, $, 430ll Boston "a. 20
l00-Crawford Real Estate and nag CO
10 Franklin Society for Home Bldg anC
Savings 3s Park Row Feb IL, instals
6Fe. atty, L q b Co, 116 BNay. .s3,oVt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-14
REAL ESTATE JOTTINGs.

Columbia University filed plans for
the construction OF a one story recrea-
ton building, sOx3o, TO be erected at the
northwest corner OF Gun Hin road and
Putnam avenue for the Y. NJ. c. A. as
lessee. The estimated cost of the i'm
provement is $4,000.
Eugene W Travis, State Comptroller.
will be the principal speaker at the
regular meeting of the Real Estate
Owners Association to be held tonight
at tho New York Turn Hall. Lexington
avenue and Eighty-ffth street
The New York Building Managers
Association will hold its monthly din
ner meeting at the Park Avenue Hotel
next Tuesday evening. Robert Grier
Cooke OF the Fifth Avenue Association
will speak on organization.
Herbert Hecht & Co have been APP
pointed agents for 12l Second avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-14
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

CHERRY ST. tts; 18th st. t.l-is W. aad
At, i?-it; Ssth st, aso.ss W; iosth st.
TO Mercantile Trust & Deposit co. sub
trus rs Rway; attys, Masten & Nieh,
OILS, ~ Wall st; : assns, each ;.....;:u
av--lawyers Mtg co TO Adelaide Beck
man. 2?S W 18th 81. and ano. trus Al,
dress, SO Liberty st; assns, $4,000
MADISON ST. sSs.ii.awy;ers Mtg Co to
Elton Mclean, ZIG Z esd ct. atty. Law
,oTH Nv c Ss, q 0f mir 81,
Henr.guez de Castellanos 10 $ NJ Gold
smith. 3o2 Convent ay. atty. A thinner,
slsT ST. 4isi n" F. mtg now ,,soio.ssmEC
uel Wood 20 Anna l. Powell, Chatham,
\ Y; atty Wilson NJ Powell. I wal ct;
LrDLow sr,. 4t, lily Jones. iindiv,
seihsrdt. sts2 nth .v. Brockiyn, and
AdNlphi st, Brooklyn: attys, Kopptlman
q WImburg, lH Rivington st. assign:
18TH ST ass wiz 4 galway To- Law.
yers Mtg Co. SO Liberty st ......... $4,000
ST NICHOLAS Av. 3. +s.ll n lsi;h st
pelphine Calm to Lawyers Mtg 20, %
The Bronx.
SD Az. e cor. 1ssth st, 2isScsss to Full
ton av .:lssA?6l 2, also Fulton ay. $
1918 . i6sth ST. 10 sxltt.s. also Sd M
iss'n st. ao M,nDis i Hang
part; atty. L Mtg a Trust 90, 5s
coEi.EGE Az. ei, sos n iiss,hh st. ' sssX
Mtg Go. 1876 Bway; atty. T & T GO,
BRsSSoK ~. vs.. i;:'iiii5;,hi ct. s;1sot'EtHiC,
len Mclean to Lawyers Mtg co. 80 LIB
srty 81; atty, Lawyers Mts Co, % LTD;
sIMTs6% ST W : iyGs issd -. ~
10. 5xi2x1io. li-Rondout Savings Bank
to LAWYERS Mtg Co. 50 Liberty st. atty:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-14
BROWN BUYS ADAMS
EXPRESS PROPERTY
Takes Title TO Twelve Story
Binding at 474 and 476
Broadway.
VALUED AT 1876, 900
Banner Purchases Row Of Five
story Apartment Houses
on Tiffany Street.

Frederick Brown gave tangible proof
Of Nls confidence in the downtown sec
ton as n field for investment YESTERDAY
by purchasing the eleven story 1reproof
building at 4T4 and 476 Broadway, be
tween Broome and Grand streets. At
me same time Mr.. Brown announced
that he was in the market for moro
buildings in the downtown section pro-
vded they were offered at favorable
prices
Mr.. Brown bought the broadway
hu'ldlng through the Charles F. Moves
Company The seller was the Adams
Land and Building Company. a holding
subsidiary for the Adams Express Com
many which recently sold the Curtis
Building at SO to 81 South William
street and the twelve story building at
lr and 4e3 Broadway. on the block TO
me south Of the structure sold yester-
cay,
The building bought by Mr. Brown
covers a plot OF 1900 square feet and
extends back from the Broadway 'front.'
are clear through the block to SO Crosby
street. The purchasing price was not
stated. although the property was held
at sST5000. Mr.. Brown estimates that
the property could not be duplicated for
less than 100000. and that its 5000
square feet of renting space ought to be
worth 60 cents foots or $4,000 per
annum. The structure Is comparatively
view and was mortgaged for $4,000 in
1902.
"I have purchased several properties
IN the downtown section" said Mr.
Brown In reference TO the purchase, land
will buy more buildings II they are
offered to me at proper prices. l believe
broadway ground is worth $4,000 lot
and buildings of this type will be more
n demand, in my opinion. than any
other class OF New York city real es-
tate"
julius II. Zleser was Mr.. Browns at
torney in the deal. while the selling com
rsny was represented by Joseph NJ
fairfield of Whites Case.
In spite OF his faith in downtown realty
however. Mr.. Brown apparently doeen'
intend 10 give UP his operations In tn
apartment house field. He purchased tw'
more properties of this type yesterday
Through the Knapp & WATSON Compan,
and Max Just he bought 81 Vermilye,
avenue. north OF Academy street. a fiv
story, twenty-five family house. 50x10O
renting for $4,000. and held at $40 600
and through William r. Lowe, he bough
from the q. r. s. Building Company
?3a0 Creston avenue, near ls4th street
fvo story. twenty family house, rent
ing for $4,000 and held at $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-14
Marines Corrections.

KILLED IN ACTION, PREVIOUSLY RE-
PORTED MISSING.
Privates.
AUSTIN. Wayne G.. Burton. Kan.
KRAFT, David F.. Selersville. Pa
PRESENT FOR DUTY, PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED DIED OF WOUNDS.
Private.
KRUsE. OTTO Y. Herman. Midd1etown, Ohio.
PREsE> rOR DUTY. PREVIOUSLY
REPOE.In SEVERELY WOUNDED.
Privates.
SEAMAN. lewis w. Cleveland, Ohio.
SIMPSON, Raymond F.. Lancaster. Pa
IN HOSPITAL, PREVIOUSLY REPORTED
MISSING.
Corporal.
JOHN, Thomas. Provo, Utah.
Phyates.
JOHNS, Harry P, Newar,t. Ohio.
DEF, Iyrus b, H8mlin, W.. Va.
TEACHER. Howard L.. Middletown. Ohio.
PRESENT FOR DUTY. PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED MISSING.
Corporal.
DoBART, Albert f.. Baltimore. Nd.
Private..
BOTTOM. walter E, Griffin. ga.
BRADFORD. Alsie p, smithheid. Tex.
HARRERT. RAY c, Milrot. Ind.
HARpER; Thom.s D, St; LOUIS, Mo.
paNCOAST. Charles w. IrvinGton. y. j
sr E.,r william j.. Ter 10th ave-. New
STANTON. Percy A.. we.,port. N. Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-14
TRAIN DINNERS RESTORED.
War Time Restrictions Nodded by
Federal Managers.

wAsHtNGroN. Feb 13--War time re-
etric,ions on railroad dining car service
will he modified March /. Director
General Hines to-day authorized Fed
eral managers OF all lines to resume n
In carte service wherever Il could be
done without causing congestion.
On trains whore table d'hote service
Is continued not more than five courses
may be served. the cost TO he sI25 and
the meal to 'he made worth the price"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-14
BAKING BILL CALLED ILLEGAL.
Labor infringement Seen in Limit
on Hours.

BosroS, Feb. 13.-Atorney-Ge General
Henry c. Atwill to-day declared uncon-
stitutional n pending bill. Endorsed by
the American Federation Of Labor. which
would prohibit the baking of bread. rolls
cake and similar foodstuffs between the
hours Of 8 +. VI. and 4 4. NJ.
The opinion. which was given In re-
sponse to the request Of n legislative
committee was based in part on New
York decision declaring n similar statute
IAN illegal Interference with tho rights
OF individuals to make contracts regard
ing labor"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-14
TO URGE IMPROVEMENTS.
Committee VIII Recommend APP
preparation OF S1O,OOO.OOO.

Early resumption OF work on local i'm
provements in various sections OF the
city will be urged at the meeting Of the
Board OF Estimate and Apportionment
scheduled for to-day. The recommended
ton will be made by the boards commit
tee on finance and budget, which favors
as liberal a programme as possible for
the work to he undertaken for the com
ing year. The committee Is of the opn-
ion that sl0,000,000 should be set aside
FOR urgent local improvements authorized
during 1919. This sum, the committee
believes, should he appor,ioned among
the various boroughs as follows:
Manhattan. 81, 200 900; Brooklyn, s2,-
SOC, 900; The Bronx. $4,000, 900; Queens,
81. 500. 900; Richmond, 100000.
Tho board Will also act on a number
OF sewer grading and paving improve
ments in various sections of the city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-14

Paul Savage. n vocal Instructor, who
has been for several months In charge *
V NJ. G. a. work in italy with the
Fourth Italian Army has returned TO
this city decorated with the Italian War
Cross and tho decoration Of the Caval-
Teri lie was made an honorary Colonel
OF tho Nineteenth Regiment OF Ber-
saglieri for relief work in the Mon,
Grappa region. with him returned
thirty Y. NJ, &. A. workers, all OF whom
have been awared the War Cross.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-14
RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

Col. J. ]. Slocum leased his residence.
four story building, At S5 East sixty
fifth street. throush pease & Himan,
to Frank r. Porter for a term Of years.
Henrietta j. Bruno leased an apart
ment in IS Central Park West for Mrs.
J. w. Stern to Mortimer J. Kaufman
In 1865 West Seventy second street TO
Mrs. I.owenthal; a studio apartment In
l West S!xty-scventh street for Lieut..
Lee Cherigue TO Mrs. Showers, and the
Parker studio in 200 West Fffty-seventh
street to John n. Clymer,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-14

New brunswick. n. J.. Feb. IL
James Kce, years old. of Mctuchen
shot and seriously injured his brother
Harry, aged s. with n revolver with
which they were playing to-day. James
had found the revolver in his father $
room. The bullet went through the
boys right shoulder
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-14
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders at
torney)
Manhattan.

-
FRONT ST. 3s-Howard @ Wallace. as
Fiorenoc NJ. his wife. Of 0ss!ning, y y.
TO Jas c Thompson, 80 Washington p,
Fob 10. 1916; attys, Geller. II II. 2?
Exchange pl................. 900
SOUTH ST. $50 and Water ST. 3ll--Julla
7 II MiIlard. Paris. France, TO Title Guar
atty Title q a r co, i76Bwav SO 900
I'D Av. 4s5--Dominick Feta. ?ls5 "a sv,
80 Ma, Maria cerF~'o' 'i' L li''h ST. sSc5
nRADHURST Az, e a. 1873 l53i 81,
s9itxIOO-LAdisIav ami vnlly Matusak,
ls'7 .yyse ay, ct a. 20 Herman Form,ssn'
do,nhia, Pa. April /, 1915; attys, Fischer
& Rosenbaum, lis Rway .......SlO.O 600
CHERRY ST, n 8, 1925 c CatharinA e. 20
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-14
NATIONS HONOR ROLL
CONTINUED from Preceding PdoeJ

Holland.
NEDERPEDT. Antonious, eerst.. Rotterdam
(WU).
ireland.
HARVEY. George r., Groomsport Bangor
o'RotRKE, John T., Drumshsbo CwU.
Italy.
AIBANEsE, Giovanno. Delbattisu, Province
Avcllno (wS),
DEsTEFANo, Joseph. Casterlforto, Province
kaAerta tWU).
DRAGoNE Vincenzo. Cervicati. Province De
cosenza tWS).
FARO (wS).
IOGIL, Cesare, Riolunato. Modena Cws),
RuGGERs. Angelo. Doceolmera Province,
Messlna (K).
Russia.
KuRBtKO. John. sergt.. Orezhe Minsk CwUD.
XR2ISIK, Petealt, Wiesokie, Poland twS).
SyAUSTAS, julius, Sulure (WS).
VORONTN, Jacob. Manjuki, near Nova Zibkov
Gun Chcrnlhovska (wS).
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Exports From New York.

Wheat. 5000 bush, -four, 9.322 bills {.
cornmeal, 9.745 bbls. beef. APPS bbls ;
bacons, 4699.55G lbs. grease. 100000
lbs ; butter. 355.131 lbs. corn. 1876
bush. oats, 471.S33 bush. grass seed
972 bags oil cake. 10.14O,0 900 lbs. ; hams,
31.476 lbs; lard, 30s5,255 lbs.; lubri-
eating oil. l90.55O gals
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nue. and 1t7th street. n Ave story NJ
teen family house, with stores, on lot
25x100. to an investor.
POWERS ANENUE,--Morris Polsky sold
to n client of Schoen & Weiss the six
story tenement 3ts Powers avenue for
cash. Antin & Antin represented the
seller.
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uFIp wA>rEn-rEMNLE.

JANfTREsS. 90 family hourH; stenm,
switrnluarl Iu4uly0 hIs. NLACH. 1911
Fast i-cth street, ...
WANTED Mcu and women fer light
work Mt home, good pay. Write TO j. y.
CNENIv $50 Dwight ST. New Haven.
r,uu Enclose stamp,