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FEDERAL BANK
INCREASES SITE
Takes Maiden Lane Building
to Round Out Purchases
for New Structure.
BROWN BROS. ALSO BUY
Acquire Property on Beaver
Street for Extension to
Present Building.

The centre Of gravity In the realty
market shifted back to downtown Man
haitian Yesterday with the announce
ment OF two sales Of more than usual
magnitude. in which the Federal Reserve
Bank and Brown Bros. Co. bankers.
figured as the purchasers. These two
deals usurped all the attention that
would ordinarily have been given to the
scattered and fairly active trading
throughout the other sections OF the city.
The Federal Reserve Bank added ma
terially to the site which II bought last
summer for the erection ot its new
home in this city by purchasing the
Tahys Building at So and "a Maiden
lane, running through to ~ ana 81 LID
erty street The building was bought
from Joseph Fahys CO.. manutactur-
ing Jewellers. Negotiations leading up
TO the sale were conducted by the brok-
erage firms of Charles +. Noyes & Co.
and Horace s. Ely & Co.
The Fahys Building is twelve story
structure of the modern office building
type. Its acquisition increases the area
secured for the new Federal Reserve
Bank building from $4,000 TO 3S5oo
square feet The site. as 1t now stands,
comprises the entire block front OF 1919
feet on Nassau street. 1860 feet on LID
erty street and 319 feet on Maiden lane.
II includes all the property known as ~
TO "a Maiden lane. ~ to 81 Nassau street
and 20 to SO Liberty street, and is COW
cred by about twenty buildings, all of
which, with the exception of the former
home of the Lawyers Title and Trust
Company and the newly acquired build-
ing, are of obsolete type.
For the property bought last summer
the Federal Reserve Bank is rumored TO
have paid about 100000. or sea a
square foot. The city assessed the prop
erty at $3,300.000.
At present part Of the old Lawyers
Title and Trust Company Building Is be-
ing used by the Federal Reserve Bank 10
provide quarters for certain OF It's de-
partments. Announcement has been
made, however, that a modern banking
structure will be erected on the site after
the war, but the design OF the proposed
structure has not been decided upon as
yet. There is a probability that space
I'm the new building will be provided for
the Sub-Treasury If the bill for the
abolition of Sub-Treasury buildings goes
through
Through the purchase OF the Fahys
building the bank now owns all of the
block with the exception of five build
,ngs on the William street side. These
are the one occupied by Horace 5. Ely
4 Co, the eleven story building OF the
Employers Liability Company, the Mon
tauk Building on the William street
frontage, and a small building at -
Liberty street owned by Mathilda W
White.
Fleming & Whittlesey were the attor-
reys for the sellers and White x Case
for the purchasers in yesterdays deal
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DECREASE IN PRICES
is EXPECTED SOON
Reductions i'm Charges for
Merchandise Before Stable
Basis Is Reached.

Further declines in merchandise prices
orc looked for before buyers will feel
confident that business has reached n
BILE basis Indications OF this are
shown in the continued recession OF pur-
chases during the past week.
According to statistics compiled by
the Credit Clearing House purchases
throughout the United States declined
10 last week when compared with the
week preceding Indebtedness declined
IL per cent. and payments increased 81
per cent
The compilations are based on trans
actions averaging more than $4,000 900
"A week
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Willingness to submit the differences
between the workers in the dress and
waist industry and the manufacturers to
arbitration has been Signifed In n let
ter from Benjamin Schlcsingcr. presi-
dent of the Waist and Dressmakers
Union to the Dress and Waist Manufac-
turers Association. \ demand for a
fortyfour hour week and Is per cent.
increase In wages are said to be the
chief obstacles in the way Of an amlcable
.
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RESULTS At AUCTION.
lat IA VEsEY STREET.


by Joseph L, Day.
CHURCH ST. 2l2, II Thomas st. 251
Tx irree, sty loft--NOi sale; to George
+ Cromwell for $4,000
BY l. ]. Phillips & co.
3sTH ST 237-4I w, n .. a77 g sth AZ, II 4
x9s9, three s,y dwlgs--Central SnvGs
Bank agt l. CreEan ct n: due, SAG =
sos 0a; taxes Sc sah7 10; to Daniel S
and Leon Dryer for $4,000
BY Bryan /. Kennedy.
SAITH ST, As W. :. 1874 . Columbus av,
1sxl02.2. sly int and b dwlg-M l.
Peters agt X Streep ct al; due. 81 .
4os.6s; taxes. &c, s4S4,Go; to the plaintiff
for $4,000.
by Henry Brady.
18TH ST. ITO w, =. 125 W Lenox av.
GsX99.ll. 3 sty and b dwlg-I &
Leaviu ct al agt Harry Rlerhon ct al;
due, sio,346 "a; taxes &c, Sli5. so; to the
plaintiff for $4,000.
EAST END Az, AZ, W $, 76.s = s3d St o. Ok
0s ) sty tint and strs-VnCent Greuboi
extr. agt Gottliob Keuerleher ct al: due,
s13,aGs II axes. SC. $500; 10 the plain
tn for Sl2, 500.
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RECORDED LEASES,
Manhattan.

jTU Az 3l3 alI--El-El 60 TO Mason &
Hamlin 60, i'2 Boy!stor ST. Boston.
Mass. . yrs from Jan l., 1919; atty, A \
HOUSTON ST, II T.. LIST 4. h and sub h
Jno Hardwicke ct al TO - Regis syn
dicate, Inc. yrs from June IL, lgIS;
attys, P'Ck, @ & +, .l5 Montague 81,
BROOKLYN Observation-Disclosures. 600
SAME PROPERTY. Isl 4 ana b--St Regis
syndicate to Jos Rothstein ct al 500
Reck ST. from Jan $. l9l9 TO June -.
1929. subj TO chatl mtg $4,000, atty.
SANE .,.a';.'..:. ,,.,.......,..... VI 600
to Kips Bay Garage on promises, 10 yrs
from Apr |. 1913, 10 yrs rem: atty, + g
Haven, ls9 Montague 81, Bklyn. 81 500
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Boston Wool Mark ct.

RosToN, Jan. 10.--The Commercial
Bulictbl tomorrow viii say: The week
has been quiet in Boston. the wool sales
being transferred 20 Philadelphia. where
carpet WOODS We're withdrawn heavily.
"A general strike is reported at Ruenos
Ayres. Quotations thence, however. are
firm. Offerings are made from the Cage
subject to shipping accommodations
The Manufacturers are apparently still
unsettled in their policy"
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RESIDENCES LEASED.

Payson Mel. Merrill Company. Inc,
lea sed n furnished apartment I'm the
West Eighty-siNth street Studios 257
West Eighty-siXth street, for Mrs Alice
L. Nash TO Henry Il Tremaine, president
OF the AeolIan Company: furnished
apartment at l40 West Fifty-seventh
street for Mrs. John W. Wentworth to
Mrs. Georgia Wallace, and apartments
at 112 West Forty-seventh street to
Joseph Gilman and Charles w. MacMul-
Ion
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AUCTIONS OFF LOFT.

Al a sale held in the auction room
yesterday Joseph =, Day sold the loft
building at the northwest corner OF
Church and Thomas streets to George
T. Cromwell for $4,000. the property
having been offered at executors sale TO
close the estate Of Oscar F. Harley.
Peoples Trust Company. trustee. The
building occupies n lot 25x75x irregular.
The other purchase was 237 to 24l
West Thirty-eighth street three four
story dwellings. offered from the stand
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tSouth OF Fourteenth street)
18TH ST, 722-7?S Il, W cor Dry Dock ,st
(l9), siN15-Eiinor + Bennett to Ar
thur McGlonc, 10 w 6oth st, mtg S26.-
eeO' Oct 30, 1917; attys. Bennett. w a
y. Rector .................sl
SAME PROPERTY-Arthur McGlone to
Max Petersdorf. 61S W ls7th 81. mtg
$4,000, all Hens Jan S, attys. samc...t
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OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.
INCOMING STEAMSHIPS

San Giorgio Gibraltar. 100 \ " ia N Az
Aiban. pcrnambuco. 5000. : o. A NJ Il % \ "
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Business Troubles.


Petitions IA bankruptcy flied yesterday
in the United States District Court were.
JOHN A. BENNETT. voluntary. 1923 Eighth
avenue. Liabilities OF sl3.6QO, no as
sets. Largest creditors: Kings County
Trust company. Brooklyn. $4,000; Har-
mon Han / Broadway. $500; Brook
lyn Trust Company, Fhllhp !. Britt m
broadway. 5000. Myers x kutner, 49,
Broad way. attorneys
LOUIS LENKOWSkN, Sc East broadway
voluntary. Liabilities sf.2l7. assets
s.. 200. Largest Crciitors.' Rank OF
United states. - pe.ancey street. $1,000
Lynn s. Cohen. 10 West Twenty eighth
street. s. O0O. I. G,ick. 1865 East New
York avenue. BROOKLYN. s727, Samue
Setback. "99 Broadway. attorney
RALPH LIE ROY FORkTM, HastlrGs on.
Hudson, y. y, vo.un,arv. lJan.u',"'
s..030. no assets. Largest creditors
MHrv Ellen Forkum, Gcuesoo. u.
$1,000; =. r. N!lllrc1l Nosch4nt Y y
500. National Printing and ENrra1 ne
~, 1875 West Fly second street, So"
George s. Patton, -23 Br4aIWIr, at'
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iisTH ST, n $, lis e Convent av,'1Sxa9.i1.
. Chas G Koss, S?S West End av, due
Nov %, 1920. p c. pr mtg, $4,000 attys,
Thompson. koss & W. 256 Bway. 81 500
BENNETT AV. =, at c | ls2d st, Ss.6x
lOOxl02. x10O.i I-Bennett av, s, Ss.6
OF c | 1921 st. 93.4xlO0, Jan West
l3Gth st Re1lty Co to Jacob Rosenthal,
$40 West End av, due Mar 49, 1912.
dp c. pr mtg s352, 900; attys, Marks &
Arden ST. 81 90 90 Observation-Disclosures Hold.
ing Corp to Arrow Holding corp. 2l7
Bway. due Jan 6. 1922, 81, pr mtg
$4,000; atty, j II zicser, 2l7 Broad.
way ''.....,...... ..'''.'.' .''''N o'SVV
Bronx.
thorough of The Bronx
ST LAWRENCE Az, 1910, p 25x1o0--
Richard w Horner to Elvey John
son, 5i2 w 1l2th st, Jan Q. yrs,
B. y 20; atty, Il w Horner, 16 Exchange
pl .,.... ......... $50 .''''' - si'VVV
GRANT AV. 2, 90 John ST. JOxlOO-
Cath II Goldhammer to Edw Strassle.
l7l0 Eastchcster I'd, Jan 9, l yr. 90
attys, Mapes Il II, $40 T. i49th st. 900
WEBSTER AV li39 to has Qeasehold)
Fannie London ct al to Nathan
Levitch, 1878 Webster aN, Nov 80. 1915,
instsls. p c; atty. W Schwartz. ! Madi-
li5TH ST. = $, 200 o Clifton av. 2txiOO
Angus, Meyer to Eliz Schoepp Ridge
Held Park y J, and ano, Jan :, :
yrs. SO atty, T & T Co, l16 Broad.
=. . =. . - ~
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of L. ]. Phillips & Co. In an action
brought by the Central Trust Company
TO protect membranes totallirg more
than $4,000. Daniel s. and Leon Dryer
obtained the property for sA6,60O. The
houses occupy n plot, 54.4x9s.9, between
Seventh and Eighth avenues
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

1sT Az. 1iis. mtg s5,OOO-Bertha Levy to
Daisy |. Modry; 40 L 74th st; attys, l.
mtg ssS. ooo-tGibraltar Mortgage co to
Samuel Wilets, Old westbury. l. !, and
Samuel wulets to Columbia Trust Co. 90
Bwav: attys. Davies. A * c. 81 Nassau
MsiIsS 9ssn ~ e9Sh cor is;b -; mtg si5S
ooo-Altred Heinsheimsr to TITLE
atty, E Mcclure, 81 chamber. st: p.
:4TH aT. 's.s'5' 'E-Maric 'S:hnabeil t. Alex
sS SnshSsF ass s "a avn So @aur
SsTH ST. II ". mtg now sl6.ooO-.--Alice,
s! Far Hoensway. b OF -,
Nsn4 10 clara Nanz. ai3, si,h st, EEly1;;
18TH ST. L, collateral for note $1,000.
mtg l3,O0O--COrporation for Relief OF
Widows and children Of Clergyman Of
io2TH ST. ~ .E-American Mtg 60 to
!has C"Nordi atty. Title Guar & 7 GO,
EAST Esd Az. i5,-Tit,c Guar & Trust
60 TO Lena Walach; atty Y Title
ID Az, liieEMidred Tomrklns to Al
fred II Bull. 1924 SD -, Bklyn. and ano.
eKrs' attys. saiter & $, 40 Nassau
vGRT wAsuiNGToN' AZ. ai.panlc and and
Max Hops, indiy'i and trustees. 70 EN-
%fS SY Tax E1 ra ls isi pWay lI 80 GoG
AMSTERDAM Az. s43-wm Menke TO
Barton Chaplin; eXr and trust'e. 3f< W
>oTH sr. i6S L, mtg $40 ooo-Wm \
Ma,te and central Union Trust GO OF
81 Bowery. atty. Frank NJ Tich"nor
7rM Ay' fSsEi.iiio Freeman to S'C GHos
freeman. iS7s s5th st. BkIyn, atty. D
! S&aplro. ?9 Nassau st........... $4,000
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Snec-al Ecsnatch 70 Tar sly

TnrNroN, Jan. Corporations ,Ds
.rr,l ,sd4v:
Union 1ashtcra=' COMPANY, T..rto-
-apttl., 500, o"o. moorpora',ts. Rodney :
". Poser <,, IurR
rlannc.d Really, Wa" Tsrcr -.re
'ompoHN, P.anH ID, C7plttl, 500 CO.," !
ruIpotafurs. S.tr.y >atllr- .,.1;
N.tnLne.u- lL--. E.sLn. 7 t.----f
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METAL MARKET.
PRODUCE MARKET.


rl nrrT 1 . e 9lfssF g 5a'9 score
Sn1s aT'' to TO sore co s'0Ts = lower
grades, 54IGnc; unsalted, higher than
"xtras' .I2-Gd52Hc; extras; ia liza:
dairy tubs, finest. s7i7 u 6Sisc.; good "a
prime 65I i6o.: common to fair. 81 q G2c.;
renoyated EXTRAS, 5Sa54c hrs's 5on SIC;
cry. nrsts. IS q tsc.; ladies'. curren: make
lover grades, IL sc; packing stock
lower grades. O. u4ac.
CHEESE state, whole milk. fresh
fiats. specials. colored or white. 10. 37'g Cd:
80 &c twins, specials, 31iac.. average
fats, hold, 9-ra a Ssr. twins. h.lt. III, II
IS Wisconsin; Thoie, milk; twins. MA,
fresh, l. 1850; doubt" Daisies h.d
?; !: q g.. Young Americas he,d. 297
.tals' y 90, prime to choice 2sa:7ia c.:
'a,r 10 good. .Qg &c. lover grades. =
EGGs-Fresh gathered. extras. doz..
seconds. G? q SIC; dirtics, No |, So 5ac /;
No. and poorer. SO d57c.; checks. good
70 +, choice az so@Sic gndsr grade,
Pennsylvania. and nearby Western hen.
merry whites. fine to fancy, IS n 76c.. ordi-
naTE to prime. IS n7tc gathered whites.
- Gt6sc.; Pacific coas; whites extras. .5c.
lower grades, 6sG74c. Western and
southern gathered whites. ,eGa73".: State,
'og 72c.: gathered brown and mixed
colors, c6T7lc.
POULTRY. LINE-CHIrKENs-v.a .I-
P HGWr t, JUG "a "a, treis9, 20 'oe.
36r. OLD ROoSTERS--F Freight. :2qe3c.
pCCkS-Evpress $50 SIC; freight. ara
Csc. GEESE Freight. -o1eSc GUINEAS
II 20. 4 n o a f,.
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us PE\DE\S.


5TlI Az i4sa--I.avyers Mtg CO as Plercc
Butler and Pierce Mfg corp - NJ
tameuded fore losurn u iu0rtEagel.
sttys. Cary & carroll
eth ST, :, so 9th av. 1sSxqSa-
Society Of st Johulsnd aEt AIySee Realty
60, Inc, ct al tamended foreclosure OF
murtgageb, Httys, Cary & Carroll.
Bronx.
18TH ST. ., 1865 . Willis aV, lGN'O0-
thas ] Richter. trustee, &C. agt Henry
Firleke - al foreclosure OF mortgageD;
atty. W Il Hopping.
MCPHERSON W. 3 + 10 W RraClen av
2SxiOO, and Jefferson av. $ :, IS " IRA
ken Rv, 25XI0o- Heinrich schwartz agt
Harry Rubin et al faction to declare
deed mortgage, &C., atty, ! l. Holtz-
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MECHANICS LIEN.


WILCOX Az. " g. 200 = Rarbiey av. s4sx
lO0loN irreg-Nm Z n"yenberg agt
Ferdinand Drda or Fred Rrada owner
and contractor Observation-Disclosures 40
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on CITY, Jan. l0,--Credit balances,
81: runs. I6,Sl5; average, 6S.474: ship
ments. 23.2i3: average. $1,000.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MlNIATrRE ALMANAC

United States Coast and Gcodciic Survey
Standard Time
Sun rises......1:GO A VI sun set. .....iHPN
Moon sets .....2:3N \
HIGH WATER THIS DAY
Sandy Hook 2.io A VI Gov. Island 3:i-AN
Hell Gatc....4.F 4 NJ
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook . :25 A NJ Gov Island 10 ~ AN
Hell Gate. IL. 0t A NJ
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SATISFIED MEsHANIC's LIEN.

ALBANY CRESCENT. slGO-Thonas Nc
Bride agt Martin Passannanti ct al.
Jan IS, 1911 ...............-...s .s-,Ss
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E"rcivCrs I'm lduk~'u'"y appointed N"s-
t"rdav hy JuGg" II.il~ NJ. Man. ,u iae
Uu"et Sta'cs histr.'' tonr' We're:
BENJAMIN SCHWARTZ Re re.."r vith
:! 600 bond for Julius Klein 80 sd
dress
II. LIEMNtES Receiver with $500 bon I
for Roserhaum q Nasser IS West
IHLrtN-sLNLh slreef-
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Schedules IN bankruptcy nlei YESTERDAY
in tho United states p.Str!,t court We're
: SCHEDULE or ALSEN AMERICAN
pORTLNNn CEMENT WORKS. Cttsk!..
y. y, SHOWS Liabilities Of 81 $50 90. a.
SETS. 81 s23,7G3. Largest creditors: A.
seuschvL I'oCt'5Sa cement Fah-!i<-n.
and interest. s3Tl,ll7, which now s'tuis
on the books ~ the company IN n, name
of \ Mitchell Palmer. Alien Property
street, Sl0G, Az, ami holders mo names
mcntionedl Of $500 600 worth of first
mortgage = per cent. bonds More than
81. 1850 600 assets are n rcpl estate. S'ot *
IN trade, cash and personal property
Fred Dc Iavina, SO Broadway, at'nIncs
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tsouth OF Fourteenth streetD
18TH ST, 7g?-7?s Il, W cor Dry Dock ,st
thur McGionc, 10 s'0 W s5tn h'. st. mtg s5s-
goo. Oct 80, 1911; attys. Bennett. w &
Rector st..:.....:..... :.,......'t
Man retsrsdorf. sls " isith st. mtg
100000 all Hens, Jan S, attys. c...t
East side.
va" OF fifth ma Hy ,io,S between Fourteenth
ooru CT a., ana 1lO,n Streets eaD n.,....,,
naGr.Gpery co to Wolf Morgenrath, 49,, y
sseeth st, mtg $4,000. Jan 3; atty, l
,s TTiiin sTs 81 fark ROW .:;...;.,,,,,oa'ioo
The The Fred oppermann Jr brewing Go to
rranKmer Corpn, 20 william st, a.,
N gnsi 10Y ~ "''ys' Fitch q Grant q
s sSyoy mos to JEs9phi9 So at
san ,is ., " b.umentha" 90 E Sssn
''Tn ST n :, 90 sd ay :SxiooiiLGia
seppe a. FTancisGa to Giuseppe di Fran;
a. mr., sni m 6ao tovanss lgs SIS,
- Tesla, 2So Grand st, .,............ N,7sO
i unyn 10 hose HeTshkoVitz, 2t+s WASH
, ntsy 81 Az E brSnx. m;g $1,000: Jan ~;
West side.
(west o, Fifth ovenu. he,wso, 1ourtoenth
and 10th streetsS
,Sru s.r go.
ansT . l. Il - 20 w I'm av. 21xi7 Dix
hessie Goodman to Isaac Hutkon
a. vA' hts ism 81 ana s. Ds,
ED sT, 4:i W, It.sxoS s--A!frtd Birchei!
part isn "a all Hs sns 43 v IA isis ST. adv,
sANE, 1p5essheri HanoEe: 81 .,,;..i..::.. y
80, Ffltl n-Mlrgrete BlrShett -
2-TtTT S,H G. l: Dec 81 atty same "
ba,r;ii' II y. 200 tth aN. ,IoX DIX
iMST.k hyne TO Edna W Hubert. lln
" iSns., ih's sEt' wv. Jan - att.; ~
9TH Az, 7S6, :2ixs.xfo sxSo - Ken;on
Realty Co to VIM Prayer. l29 T. 74th at
et a." exrs' !. part, and :; attys. Els.
s i,an' L. e q L. l35 Bway.... .....,,..l
~, ihVFEki levine q kempneT
9 ,attys, same 100: ............tl
SAME PROPERTY-Wm praENr ~ Al,
eNs' 10 kenton Realty Co, 1875 Bway.
part. b and g., Jan 3...............S1
SAME PROPERTY - Bernard iiempner
and Fisher Levine to same. deeds each
list ST, 100 W. 21xioo.5|2i0 Wcst iGfh
81 Co to Eleanor \ S!sson .O3 wash.
ington Par. Bklyn. int $500. Jan ~.
AMsTTER rts Tus a. CO. ~ b"315Sl s, :,
26Nl0O-Isaac Brandon q RIOS %, nj To-
Louise KISSING. as \ lGtb az NJ, Vc~
non y Y mtg ,el ooo ali Hons Ian 4.
atty. LAWYERS r & r -, iso Bw,v .I9V
' '''
UPTOWN
,tiru CIR on ". -r.,oo,, 1870.
l4tIh 81 ~ W; l7;SXi0o.li (forecIns
i 80 ~, I'4S No = ShtehE' rel l.
tleTgSMen retiring rune society o.
we r. ChutCh IN ;. ~ 4th az; Jan
40 atty Jno Everett s. Liberty
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CONNECTING mails close at G. T.. o. ~. C-r
Is. station AZ go u. Nj daily.
F. Islands. New Zealand and Ag-t.t ;
= MiRura
H,vau AMI Guam. Japan, Co"ca. CHA
$ IN Cochin emma Straits settlements At.
Netherlands East Indies. Ths mail is 70.
Vardea TO the Pacific coast daily for icyp2:.L
to Gcst.uatlou by the best oppur, unity.
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'REATIVT EMBROIDERY COMPANY.
INC. manufacturing embroidery at 10
West seventeenth street. has assigned 60
Percy \. Joseph, 90 southern Rpr.r"-
ward, Bronx. Irving | Scuoou 10 Sc, re-
tary and treasurer % the company. In
corporated 1915
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(west OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th Htreeta)


Manhattan Island. north OF 10th strect)
ls5TH st. S32 u, 25.Crl5ox irreg, p IN, Jan
S--Millie Rosenberg to Broadway Saw
Irstn, Park pl, yrs, E p c: atty, Richd
7TH AV, 2195. IS 9N75, y m, Ian 9-Willls
W Brown 10 Eight Realty & Security
90, goo Bway, 3 yrs. G; pr mtg
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AKRIXAts-FRIpAY. Jan Il

So Clua. Brrst. Dec. 60
SIS Roman Prince. Brest, Dec. &C.
SIS Nauiic. Hun. Dec. 70.
IS Canosn, Bordeaux. Dec. "a.
s. Goodspecd, Porto Rico, Jan. ..
- Bclita. Port Antonio. Jan :
IS Lake Beacon. Nuevitas, Jan. g.
;. Upton. Blucfields Jan. /.
50 City Of st Louie, savannah Jan. 7.
IS Surugu, Philadelphia, Jan o.
So jamestown, Norfolk, Jan. ?.
Sc Jclling Boston. Jan. O.
Ship Asgerd, Buenos Ayres, Oct. 10
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Ga Cedric, at Liverpool.
IS BaSmona. at Brest
s. Wcstbrook. nj 81. Nazairs.
IS Colombier, at Rotterdam.
rs Dicto, at Rotterdam.
So Hamel at Bordeaux.
Motorship California. at Rio.
SIS Arapahoe. at Jacksonville.
$ FL sud, at Galveston.
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.

with name and address OF owner and
Attorney
nov ofown
New Britain herald., 1919-12-02

strike which, for ought they care, would leave the sick and infants d prey to untold misery
 The writer remarks that it is a sad commentary on the working ideals of these men where, in trying to attain them, they clash with the humanities. Tn hlS opinion many mistaken men are sincere. They may have the right end in view but go after it in a mis- taken manner
 MT. BrastoW writes, The humani- ties are going to win in America It will not be for any one class, and above all, will not be for radicals nor for those who fight for power and preferment, either as organized labor or organized capital. The American humanities call for an equal chance for all, without class, race, religious or political preference. They are based on the square deal as we Amer jeans view it-very different from the Trotzky and I. w. w. type which oper- ates only for one class in arrogant and Ignorant tyranny. To develop the real humanities we do not want class consciousness, but American con- sciOuSnesS. We need, above all, q sense of that great human thing we know as our country. We need to be deeply mcricanized.'
 He advises that hostile aliens be dealt with sternly and that those who come to America be taught to give as well as partake. He says that America is not a place solely to make money but is deserving Of and must receive, the loyal support of all who live here. He quotes the words of Theodore Roosevelt America is not a polyGlot boarding house."
 That villainous collection of in grates he says, "knoWn as the I. w. w., who on Armistice day shot at our marching soldiers in Cen ntralia, Wash ington, must be crushed under heel, because with all their lingo about the workers and their troubles, they know not even the first principles of human kindness"
 Tn conclusion of his article, Mr.
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 GOES CUNNING FOR RADICALS
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men, he gets a first class setback. When man attaining his ideal causes injury to others, he finds he cannot put it across for very long," He adds that he does not blame certain strikers for having set up an ideal for their work ing conditions; but when in attaining it they are willing to let the public be damned" then it is time to tell them where they get off.
 He writes that when a crowd of men set np as their ideal less work all the time-more pay all the tinle-wishing at the same time to control the whole works-then 1t is time that the stern realities are too much for them and it would be the better part of valor to use immediate discretion. He says that when the high ideals of a minority are willing to deny the right of majority to rule, trouble is apt to start and that soon.
 The humanities,' MT. BrastoW writes, ''are represented by such thought and action as have due con- sideration for the ideals and aims of others. There was little of the hu- manities,' he adds, in the Boston po- lice strike; there is little in the coal strike and the steel strike; there is lt- tie humanity noted in a milk drivers