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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-14
GREAT'PROSPERITY
IN BUSINESS SEEN
Knit Goods Industry Hears Of
Excellent Trade With Con-
tinued High Prices.

Prosperous business and continued
high prices was the outlook pictured
yesterday for the knit goods industry
by speakers before the annual meeting
OF the Jobbers Association OF Knit
Goods Buyers ut the Waldorf-Astorla.
It was stated that prices may even he
higher for next fall than they are at
present.
Merchandise will he scarce. II was
said, because of the large amount which
will be absorbed abroad. This will keep
prices up and wages high. Exports
Of knit goods this year will far exceed
those OF 1918, according TO a speech
made by J. P. ounlan, knit goods SELL
ing agent OF this city.
The meeting. which IL In conjunction
| with the fifteenth annual convention OF
| the National Wholesale Dry Goods As
ISOLATION. will continue through the
greater part OF the week.
Sim Beam OF Kansas City, Mo, was
elected president OF the jobbers He
succeeds John II. Schofield Of Phila-
| delphia.
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Business Troubles.


Petitions IN bankruptey rled yesterday
y J" Col LEvYs vo.nnta!y. t,ss PARK ay:-
i@rser creditors sre: Reuben II; pon;;
RadiatoTf.' :ss proadway, ,i7s. Max
THE sE'i FRsScH coRsET aeSoEPHN9
Voluntary. Liabilities. slI.75S: assets
i a4ssS ,is ATsss teaas sasd''s scs f W.m
skinner a sons, Seventeenth street and
.i sn' Iii oo S Ss' GA'Fi 45S.
,otn.y.; Henry ii, Kaufman, receiver,
MOSES cALErT; voluntary, i.s E.seS
IArses, crsditcr.; z.in 4 Ko!ker., ss
ayetse avenue, $3.50. Benjamin stein
GRAND Hat woRKs involuntary. no .a-
!onal Ia! Block: ana Die COMPANY,
4 10, SO. wiiiiams, Folsom 4 s.rouse,
Us John street. attorneys.
Assignment.
SAMUEL MASrEIIA shoes, $50 Seventh
avenue, Yesterday assigned for the bene-
fit OF creditors to Frank Drueker.
Satisfied Judgments.
hANHATTAN,
FRS, nam. that 81 debtor. .ssons tha'
Holl. Trumsn-H. T. Clark. June
A ii.i Rankin WI. j. r,.nn.. 'V''
Lester sam. ana Emplr. stat. '''
surety Co.-People. &c. Feb.
10, 1912 tvscatcd) ...,...,... 5000
" nor. Jan /! isls. ...... =. $500
s.oIiian ASPHALT Paving co-M
1918 .,...;,....,... .....,.... .S.ist.I-
Mills, Nov. "a. MIN, 1850
tional surety Co.-People. &c,
Feb. 20, 1913 vacated 49,. 100000
Baaman; JcssRs h-E sherry,
sh Ps ss. IL to ,'i. - il. stern :; 1851"
Ma acc asn; % W. 9'''s, ursl.-s,.i. ''0''
c,se,nstruction Co. March rs ,
Mr;sGmN;;T' ,wsis,i'.r-a. Hsillara,
p: .an, ~ csn,T.c,ins co.-&.w '""
Amsterdam Gas Co. Jan. 6.
Pa t eksrd Motor Car co. OF ny 'h"
&C. Avarello. Jan. g. IsIs.... 1so %
same-'Same, Jan. =, 1919. ...... $50. 90
9 Bacon, March 20, 1919. 49,. a~Ls5
Mayer. Chri'tian-F. l-ahr. May 49,.
Cohen, Moifri. limited M.r. i'h"
chants REALTY. 4 improvement
Go. May u. 1913. NS77
BRONX.
Hi si rs S y fsis Townsend ct ,,,,
ss :n:-ssm N MI a. isii:: '.!ss:!
ooi 1ri.n SoS SnI = ,.i Is p ..,,s,
judgments.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-14
SALES IN THE BRONX.

EAST 10th STREET-B Bloom sold
the Ave story tenement, 57x100. at 4s9
East 10th street. valued at $4,000.
for a client to tho Islar Realty Com
pany. ~
CAMBRIDGE AVENUE - Frederick
Brown bought for cash from the
Herbst Realty Corporation 1850 Balm
bridge avenue. 172 feet north Of Ford
ham road. a Ave story apartment
house. on plot 60xs0. arranged for
twenty families The house rents for
$1,000 and was held at $4,000.
LONGWOOD AVENUE-Abraham New
FMS is reported to have. sold tho six
story apartment house at 9S4. Long
wood avenue. on a plot 53xloo. The
lessee Is said to be the purchaser.
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

I'D ST is w, s7x75. all. lessee to alter at
cost of Us, O00-Helvetia Realty Co and
Ernest 1selin, trustee; to Brown's bnnet
Lunch. Al Park Row: 81 yrs from July !,
STANTON ST, %. store.-Miles Realty Co
10 Geo Andrews, IS Delaney ct, Q yrs
from July l. 1915 atty. Walter + wsisnS;
ci iSo hE 100, 'ail--1oo Canal ST. Inc. to
David Greenthal, 102 Canal al, s yrs
from May /. 1912; atty.'H Greeneaum m
cANAM IT. ;iiO2'; also Forsyth st. 80. ali
Geo Y Raab trustee. TO same, yrs from
May 1. 1919; atty, same ;....:...; $1,000
yard-Thsresa McGiilen TO Peter Maute
i75 80 av. yrs from May l. isis
PARK Av. cor soth st. Is, so duplex
apt on LIST noor-Ellen b Kendall to VIM
NJ sullivan. $40 Park av: 6yrs from Jan
/. years. rem; atty. sullivan. as
,5TM ST. isi,:S W. ali.Bianchs Adler Adler
Edn, at al to David and Jos Harfemst.
I2s W 25th 1t. 8 yrs from Aug 1, 1918;
atty NJ p Evans s." $3.50 saa s any, 1850
cd Az. .,os.. n. Q los,h &. .ii."EdwsTd
"a av 10 yrs from April J. 1919; attys,
Curto a DlSiiceli, 2I u 1osth st 600
18TH ST. g.! W. restaurant and room IN
Corpn, 81 w 18TH 1T, from Jan .. 1919.
10 Oct so. 1875. subject to chattel mtg
$4,000; atty. Samuel Kahan. 81 Park
Row ............'s' '''''''' '''''' fo'VVV
Bronx.
issrH ST. 1Bs E. store, &c--caieb Feather
stone TO T II Kelly. 1882 Creston av.
10 yrs from July !, 1871: atty, IL
ksllsy. 2ksa crssien aS---ssos and s1eo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-14
FARM BRINGS 100000.

A $50 Acre farm near Ludingtonville.
Putnam county, has been sold through
Assemblyman John p. Donahue OF Put
nam county to S. W. HUFF. president of
tho Third Avenue Railroad Company.
AIR. HUH will take up bis residence there
beginning April l.. The property was
owned by former Assemblyman John r.
Yale. Republican leader Of Putnam
county, Besides the residence. barns and
outbuildings, 100 head Of cattle. twelve
houses and a-number Of farming imp!e-
ments went with the property. which is
said TO have sold for 100000.
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TRANSFERS AND ASS
TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS.


PATRCLMEN.
Philip Bernstein. ead Prec.. to 9Th Insp.
days rom p NJ. Jafuary ii,
Edward Kelum, l.oth Prec,. TO Ith
Insp p!s;' 10 DUTY In ra,d.d premises
From precinct. indicated to sch In.p,
P, days 10 FROM ony A .'d dsnus P,'T.:' for
william Mayer. 23 James oNeill. 90;
Daniel Cronin. +6.
tors Div. to duty In Department garage,
from :, N. January - TO A. NJ
FsrdInand C. Flick, as; Charles A.
" aso"ss = Mshoney. lao,h Pres. to
Head9uarters DIV. to duty In Boiler
Georss McConvilie. Tranic niv.. sub
ay p t. Is a an rom rT9' 'ifnsa :" DAY
Arthur J. nuticr. Division @! t.ilonal
Defence, 70 duty In Labor Bureau, Hall
Of Records, Mtnhnttan' for l6 days from
From prStincts Indicated to an rn.p
Dis, to duty in rs!ded premises. for is
Harry, s-lee' ss, rhtiip A. Archard
81 DANIEL. O'Cornor. IS.
| From precincts indicated TO 9Th Insp
orderly hotols. for 10 days from A. Nj
frank Shoemaker. So; Frederick wot,-
| Ohcrhous, Sc. reter J, Reilly. So Mau.
! rice S'atte-y. - John J. Gsrrisan. az
From precincts indicated To Headquar-
! tiers DIV, Bug-5u Of Repairs and Sup,
| pl,es, To clerical duty,in Division OF Sup
plies, for IL days from A. NJ Jan
1' EiWard 4. Molloy. "a; Matthew J. Nc
| Cam. - william A. Brazier 81.
LEAVES or ABSENCE.
The following leaves OF absence arc an
| thorizsd. without pay:
PATRoLMEN.
, Thomas J. Moore, .13d pree., for day
! from 4 p. NJ. January ~.
/ Harry NoniE. s2d prec,, for ] day
| from ie:ol a. NJ. January ~.
st- SICK LEAVE.
: The following sick leave Is granted;
+ LIEUTENANT
! James Dawson, 10th InBp. Dis, for s(
| DAYS from A VI. January L..
| ApPIIC ATIoS FOR FULL PAY Will
ON SICK REPORT Is APPROvED.
rATRoLMAN.
( ,orcyciS squad No. /. from ESQ p NJ N
| January 4. during disability.
DEATHS.
! The following deaths are reported:
LIEUTENANT.
James f Mullgan, Traffic Div. Sub
div. g died at 1875 A. NJ January i?
at his residence, 3ss West Nineteentf
! street, Manhattan. from natural causes
| Funeral from his late residence, 10 A NJ
January IS. lnterment Calvary Cemetery
rATRoLMAN.
charles +. Roesch. No. lo0l6, ssd Pr.c.
| died at A, NJ January II NJ Fordhau
Hospital from innuensa Funeral from
| The Bronx 10 A. 81 January II. In
! torment Calvary Cemetery.
RETIRED PATRoLMAN.
! Henry J. Peakr, formerly attached {,
tho llith Prcc., died ut 2:.5 a. 81 Jan
! nary II at his residence, 2sS North Sixtl
| street, RosevIile, Newark y. j., from
heart disease. Funeral from his lat
residence. A. NJ January IA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-14
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

WEST END Av ss9-Char!es Mock ar,
Marion l. Lord and Arthur II Bastine
owners; Goohale, Perry n Dwight con.
tractors trenewaD ..............seiss4
WEST END Az. W cor l0i-t st, OK
loo-I,ouise Koehler aEt same (rr-
MADISON Az. -Hasbrouck FioorIn g
Co aEt Annette Villari. owner; Victoria
Building a Contracting Co. oontrac-
9th ST. ?5i 10 ?S6 w--Minwax co Inc
aEt asa W 6sth st Corp. owner; JarSins
.7TH sT, 2s7 ana ESQ We iiro s.Ss'Is
90. Inc. agt francis X O'Connor owner:
Donald Construction 20. Inc. con,rac-
sTH Nv. No ssO-Hernan d B i,tibs.,yo
agt Jones Woods Realty Corp, owner F.
Z Carl Senr d Co, contractor. -SiNi.oo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-14
HESS Business Property
PROPOSALS.

SALE OF GOVERNMENT OWNED
LASTS, Shoes Surplus Property division
Munitions Bldg 18th & u SITS washing.
ton. II. q. viii receive bids on Il proportion
of lasts Muuson Goodyear Welt, which
have been used for manufacture OF Army
Shoes. Bids are invited on any quantity u
these lasts, Numbers ~ pairs OF shocq
made on each last varies. Lasts can hn
inspected at various Zone Supply DfticoS
located in the following named cities: Al.
lants. Ca. Boston, Mass; CHICAGO. II.
New York, y, Y: Phila,, Pa. St Louis
Mo-, and San FFRuCisCO, Cal Hids should
be made In duplicate on special forms. H.
time to reach Washington by \ NJ F-hru-
AIRY 5th 1919, ~ which time aud place
jnry viii he opened ga he pr--rn,r II surh
bidders AS desire. 10 attend. Specifications
and forms for submitting bids may be OBJ
tanned on application to surplus Property
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-14
TRUST COMPANY RENTS FLOOR

The Franklin Trust Company is about
TO extend its activities into the field
Of what 10 now generally acknowledged
as New York's secondary financial CEN
ire. 1t has Just taken 4 lease of the
ground floor and basement In the new
twenty-three story building known as
81 East Fortieth street, the northwest
corner OF Madison avenue.
AS soon as alterations can be oom-
pieted It will be able to offer its clients
the service OF a fully equipped banking
once in this busy part of town.
This will make the nth office of the
Franklin Trust Company. the others
being at IS Wall street, New York. 1ss
Montague street, $50 Fulton street and
1901 Wallabout Market. Brooklyn.
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MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender and
attorney
Downtown
tsouth OF Fourteenth street,

attorney,
Downtown.
tsouth OF Fourteenth s.reetD
WATER ST. " cor James slip. ss3xsG|
Dec !. 70 f---5esina F Roe and ano to
VIM A Brs 'uley at white Plains y y.
ct al. d. une l. 1917. ess. atty. Sol c
Wst9Sk' 2! ssay. 49,, ci,y,;. ;E;U0So
Ernest + Ebert. sos w itsth ct, exr,
yI: In, as per hotes pricr mtg $4,000
9TH st, 725 &. 2o1ss.s; s,h st. 727 Z, ,O1
s2.s. Dec :I-IAbbie Gruber TO Mildred
Stone. 100 Mt Pleasant 81. New Bedford.
Mass, yrs. So atty. wilmot l. More
house, 20 Court st, Broohyn.. $4,000
East Side.
EAST OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and iloth strsetsJ
+IsT ST IS, SOL e I'd av. isxsss. Jan -
Daniel Harrison TO Mary &. wife ny II
Bennett so Egclid az. Loeb Arbour,
6hT attys. Eastman & f. AZ Broad
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north o, 10th street,
MASHATTAN Az. " $. fil iisth at.
Fl Tia ht aaar FF; Co. n rs p sr. GENT sS
wADswoRTH Av. cor l7sth st. 75x
2o1lo to iisth st, Jan ls--wiliiam
J Casey to Ches l. Daily. S47 Riverside
Drive. 3 yrs. 8 per cent; attys, + &
j oGorman, ST Chambers st. .t25,ooO
Bronx.
thorough o: Tho Bronx).
PROSPECT Az. n cor Kelly ST. runs
1897 to Az st. John n 1855
Ks 22s-North American Wall Paper
Co to Phillou Realty co. 2s9 Bwsy
Jan 8. due Jan l, 1924? Int as per bond
atty. Max Monfried. 2ss Bway. $40. o00
PROSPECT AV. W =. 1888 n l65th st. %
H'Ti--Ten Th'r,y-S.ren Prospect Bak
ing Co to Newat R!ty Co. 200 Bwsy
pr mtg $4,000, Dec so, installs, 9 pei
cent; atty, Title Guar T Co, III
BNhy ......'.' s.'.-'.''' 'to,uVt
MORRIS Az. 5s6-5ss, =. 5Ox1o.s; alsC
150th st. n =, 95.3 Morris av. ISL
lis5: also 10th IT, n 9. 7O.S Nor
ris av. ?ixs3 Anne Iaporta tt
Francesca NJ Ferrari. IFS + iosth at
Dec 81. int per bond: atty. +
Fiiashnick. so2 Bway. 200
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-14
APARTMENTS LEASED.

Douglas l., Gilman & Co. have leased
one OF the largest apartments in 270
Park. avenue. consisting OF seventeen
rooms and six baths, for the Vanderbilt
Avenue Realty Corporation to Theodore
Schulze, president of Fot. Schulze & Co.
Of st. Paul. MINI. also an apartment In
SSS Park avenue, furnished. for Mrs.
william G. CULVER. to Mrs. l.. Il. Day
an apartment in 80 East Sixty-nrst
street to Miss Martha L. Draper; an
apartment In 1903 East Eighty fourth
street for Walter p. Hoover to James
Talcott
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-14
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALr.

POSITION wtrtci by man who has
been secretary Hud manager OF hydro
electro company fp- the past 81 years
this cuiupdu! VAS recently cold; prefers to
reprts-.t some lpurrIn IN his homo city
or n~ur vicinity. Woni travel ~ necessary:
give hcs' of references. Address p, o. BOX
los Lancaster PH
SECRETAHY- Would travel: Young naval
oiTleer ghly odlsafcd, also familiar with
accounting ana finance, contemplating r.
signing fow n.r}Ir'. wishes 20 sft1.iate
himself v!,h private party in the capacity
~ confidential 'rrl.'tty. I" G. RoS t32.
Annapolis. Mi
,F4tI'FTFi't. ,;,ra.,., a-a Tousr-
worker man -o Nronsed, srs!r. ahstaln.r
from tObscco ani liquor: HIS mother, 40.
widow, experienced, good r"comnenda g.
tiona. JOHN NLBOMITz. 21S East Ssth 81.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-14
WALKER SELLS RoCHAMBhAU.

The Rochambeau. six story apart
ment house covering plot l00xloO at
the northeast corner Of Manhattan ave-
nue. and 18th street. also changed
hands. It was sold by Gustave A,
Walker through Shaw & Ebbtt, to the
Mason Realty Company MAX n. Nata-
son, president). Walker got the prop
erty in 1918 in a trade involving 500
acre estate on the James River i'll Nir-
ginia, The property was valued at s225,-
600 and brought in yearly rental income
Of So, 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-14
Brewery Makes Change.

Brewers. in many instances. are said
to be adapting their plants TO other
businesses because Of signs of inpend-
ing prohibition.
The most recent instance Of the kind
Ia the move made by tho Bernheinier &
Schwartz Pilsener Brewing Company.
II has transformed one Of It's buildings
into a cold storage plant for furs and
other articles. Four floors. each with
a space Of 60x100 feet. have been made
available for this purpose. Many furs
are expected to be stored there after
the fur sales in New York and st. Louis
in January. according TO the company.
II In said that other brewers are con-
sidering similar changes in their plants.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-14
ARRESTED FOR BANK THEFT.
William ROniker Accused of Tax
ing $4,000 in Doston.

MONTREAL, Jan. l3-Arrested here on
charge of embezzling $4,000 from tho
Manufacturers National Bank OF Boston
William Roniker. also known as William
Willis. has been taken to Boston, where
he will he arraigned for the crime to
which the police say he has confessed.
Thirteen thousand dollars, all In 500
bills, were discovered by the police,
which led to the mans confession, they
declare
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-14
nALLoY PROPERTY SOLD.

Thomas Ford told Tor George NJ Eg
gleston to Mabel A, Cooper, the old
Atalloy property on Hawthorne drive,
AT Premium Point Park. New Rochelle.
y. Y. The mansion. which overiooks
Echo Bay. Is one OF the landmarks Of
New Rochelle and dates back to the
time OF the Huguenot settlement ESQ
years ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-14

Tucson, Ariz.. Jan. 13.-Seven pronI-
nent Mexican and Mexican-American
residents Of Tucson and Douglas were
arrested here to-day by Federal au-
thorities, charged with smuggling arms
into Mexico in connection with a new
revolutionary movement. The charges
against them were presented at once TO
the Federal Grand Jury, which IL now in
session.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-14
BROOKLYN SALES.

II. A. Schlesing sold the two family
house at los woodbne street for Charles
thinner to George Braun.
Frank n. Malone sold the one-halt
block on the northeast corner OF Colonial
road and ESshty-Sxth street. Bay Ridge.
for Stuart NJ. Waldenburg to an inves-
tor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-14
Wool Deman nd Increasing.

BRADFORD. England. Jan. 13.-Demand
for wool for civilian trade IL increas-
ing. There IL no lowering Of prices
since control was withdrawn MASTERS
have gone UP. All prices would go
higher II left to seek their natural
levels.
Imports Of colonial foreign wool Dur
ing 1918 were 413.41ss07 pounds, CON-
pared with s23.232,s01 pounds in 1917.
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LIBERTY FUEL FAR
FROM MAKING GOOD
Government Tests Show Bril-
liant Promises Were Not
Justified.
BENZOL MAIN INGREDIENT
One Trial Reveals "Gummi-
ness" High Boiling Point,
and Unpleasant Odor.
BENZOL MAIN INGREDIENT
sp,c;ai Desputch TO Tnx SUI.

w.sutSo,,N. Ian. 10. - Liberty
.,,,. ,,b,ch Il had
iue'' TIE ne" pi'N -. ava
oe'' pioi'''eU ,.,,.,, re,lace
1910. ~. ,,,,nc,na, fuel Of COM
e"'o'e"e a. ''o - ,,oa n
bustion engines mas h"'u's
stage OF development which VIII guar
antee any OF the brilliant announce
ments sent over the country ihoh'"
ago.
The War Department, the navy De
partment. the Bureau OF Mines an
Bureau OF Standards have striveh WIZ"
the fuel, both in laboratory an1 prae' -,
cal tests In vehicles ana heiopia"ee'
ascertain how nearly performances OF
the fuel meet the promises OF the pro-
moters. The result Is disappointihs'
although II cannot yet be said that tncs
are conclusive. The following review
| OF findings Of the Fuel ADMINISTRATOR
| Investigators was made pubic tofleht'
Tests made in the aoronautlc laoo,
ratories of the United States Army ana
places at the disposal OF the rutl ~
ministration resulted In Information
that the fuel was made up OF 'approxt-
mately 65 per cent. OF benzol, 20 TO ~
| per cent. of Kerosene and the remainder
! Of a small percentage OF amy acetate
and probably napthalene and aicohoi,
| together with perhaps small quantities
o, dissolved solids and other volatile
nauids as yet undetermined
rr.,,
"i
ION this analysis It was pointed out
the available supply Of the fuel must
depend on the available supply OF ben
| zol. It's chief constituent lnvestiga
ton In this direction showed that the
total production Of Liberty fuel woula
be about . per cent. OF the present out
nut OF gasolene, which is approximately
| 10000, 900 barrels year. Benzol'
however, has other uses, notably In
rubber.
cumming ana cortos.o ~. sno,o.,es
cohuuc'eu III N,io &c, I' .a.oo,,,,hIa cor.
OF me h,rh!' sh""er -" a,,,n,,,. n,
ros'on, put ~. ,nnnrnor,ed
eumm'ns' L. " peI e..' ,,a,ra,,rs
| ny extensive ,u'lunk anu 80, rnsi
odor' Inc lehue'iC! ", .h,,o an
due In the iue' "ouln We que
carpureto's' fue'
per,s saia' ,.,.,-,. ,os.s
IN uhe s''"e a'' go 90 snt IN at
lcr!staIii|a'i"n M"s - .,ro :.
10 ues'ees an e,.',.' ana - 'E,abren-
uea!ly coinpIeto AZ 40 ue.' saarons
he,t :. poi,'rs t,. ,,',,,ai haii-
| tfahrehheit) as as'i'ac az ~ ,a
ing po.it o' no, Ho'o - ta,to,
LOT tho'os s se, 80 ~ se,on.
caring aualS 20 n.s - 1900
Inc hureau OF "u",u' ,,.Ia,,or
Inc results , o 49,, u. .,,hnr,r r,e, /,
engine !huica,eu .n,t n.'ia,,, ~.
ooinpareu WI Baeo 49,,
eapor. rpecinss'.o,,s ~, 49,, "a nn- c.nt
lene wiz. wnsn e"" .,., ne. W ,oro,
| creator WeisHt OF lue' per "Oi -P'"''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-14
LIVE TOPICS OF THE
COMMERCIAL WORLD
Trade in Blouses
to Set New Record

~ ETAIL blouse dealers expect to
do a larger business this year
than ever before. Opinions
are that garments of georgette and
cotton will enjoy ABOUT equal popu-
larity. Both expensive and popular
priced sorts will bo we'll bought. 1t Is
believed.
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Adjustment Is Expected.

PATERSON. Jan. 13.-silk manufactur-
ers here. It Is believed, are not mex
orably set against a forty-four hour
week for their employees. But before
agreeing 70 It they want II understood
that the same rule will go into effect
in all other textile manufacturing CEN
tres. Committees from the employers
and the workers are expected to consult
on the proposition early in this week.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders at
torney)

4TH ST, l1 w.-Fannie Mannheirnnr to
Rose 8 Roberts. Hotel AnsonIa, Bwny
and I'D at, Aug. 10. 1902: atty, Jos. e
-- Ley 81 N az n.i,,, n:. - 90"
Fulton av.. Bronx. TO WIN. y. BAyier
2ol Central az, New Rochelle, n y,
July 0, 1917; attys., Young. Seacord &
Ritchis New Rochelle. y, Y..siS00
SAME PRoPERrY-Eva wstchstein. s.e
u ie5th Of. Bronf, 20 Lena and Alfred
W Low, 60 W lsSth st, Nav rs, iqis;
atty. Albert Zimmerman, ?os Broad.
MADISON Av, 2e2s--Um MCGOWAN 20
Edw C Osborn OF Brooklyn, Dec 20, 1907 ;
ettyA Kantre"!tz & i. aso Rroad
9TH ct. a. 2O5.3 W Cd az. .5Ks.--Alher
Stevane Of brooklyn TO Max Yankausr
indivd. and Max Yankauer ct all, -xrs
will David Yankauer. June 30, 1897
atty, Maurice Rapp, 1871 Bway. 90, 600
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DRUGGISTS RENT BUILDING.

Louis Schrag leased for Emil II.
Fickinger and the New Yo& Berger
Company. the building at l54 Eleventh
avenue with an Lon Twenty-second
street, 10 the Oxzyn Company, wholesale
druggists. for a term OF years.
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BROWN BUYS IN BRONX.

Frederick Brown bought from Emma
n. BURNER the two story two family
north Of 15eth street, 25xsLs. through J..
Clarence Davies.
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REsIDENCEs LEASED.

Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. leased for
Mrs William A. Hall her furnished resi-
dence at zoos Fifth avenue, a Ave story
American basement dwelling, on a lot
25x1o0. adjoining the Duke residence on
the corner OF Eighty-second street. The
new tenant is Lewis NJ. Bloom,ngdale.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

L S Title guarantee co %. Bklyn to Jas
II Mullsnky. 40 9TH av. B'k'yn, trus
atty, L S r q On, .? Court Bklyn. 80 900
list ST. 100 w-Ciross Herbener Inc,
to Nagrom Realty 20. 80 L A2d St: atty
Title Quar- & T Co. 17d Bway 40. 900
SEAMAN Av. s $, $50 " Emerson ct; jan
sen av e, 26s Terrace View av;
Prescott av. cor Emerson ct: also
Jansen av. n =, 59ii W Terrace View
av, &c deed OF trust-Nary q Waters to
life of party FIRST part. recorded in KINGS
county June 80, 1916; attys. Bleecler A.
S,rH II T ST "a +, mtg now ,is.oOo.Ludsr
ReInken to Margsretha Reinken. 1924 p
s2d st; attys. Rabe a Keller. 2bS
BWay ......,.,...,..... .....,.......t VI
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Police Department
Orders
RELIEVED AND DISMISSED.

The following member Of the force II
relieved from the police force ard service,
md placed on tho roll OF the Police
Pension Fund and il awarded the following
pension To take effect l.:ol A NJ. Jan
gJry =:
PATROLMtN.
John Stewart. No. 1lc9. isth Free. on
his own aspiration - s25 per aunun
Appointed March 4, '.1i.
TRANSFERS AND ASSIGNMENTS
The following transfers and assignments
are ordered. To take effect \. NJ
January IL:
PATROLMEN.
william r. Asche. 32d Prec., 20 1Eh
prec
william Lutz e2d Prec.. TO l0eth Prec
Frank 4. FlaEier and Simon Blume.,
55th Prec., TO Bridge Prec.. assigned to