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PUBLIC ITILITIES.

Sales. High Low. Bid. ASK.
t65 Cites Service $50 Slt s41 ga
1885 Cities Service. .pt.. go. Is!. 5et So,.
1850 c bankers ths.' 969. 36a 26As 2o's
1850 cities $ deb B....1Si 12e l:9 1871
$3.50 Cities deb C....lo2t imt iois 1921.
dividend
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
lat IL VESEY STREET.

BY Henry Brady.
BROOMN ST, 1928, 8. IS " Pitt ct, fbx
so, s sty tnmt and strs-Mary Van
Campen aEt Benz Appel ct al; due,
tib,stt6S; taxes, &c, t201.To; to the
plaintiff for $4,000.
LAT sslo THIRD AVENUE.l
BY Henry Brady.
10th ST, i9e II, e. 141.s wsshin Eton
av, IOxioo. sty hat-Henry Dreyer OF
al agt Eney Grupell ct al: due. t6.
0ta4s; taxes. &C, f,o6s; subj to a list
mtg of $4,000; to Louis Padula for
tS2,5oO.
BY Joseph p. Day.
FINDLAY AN, W =, lssth 81, runs
n l151 200 to College av fox
look 1l5x 100 10 beg-Moses
Mendelsohn ct al ast Conroy Bros, 1no,
ct al; due, s2s,o74; taxes. &C. $A6Sl.sS;
to the plaintiff for $1,000.
by James J. Donovan.
BOSTON ROAD. NV cor FISHERS Land.
ing I'd. Observation-Disclosures C
Kohn agt Paul Kohn ct al; action /;
due, ss4357; taxes, &C. S5,S1e.04: to the
plaintiff for 800
EASTCHESTER ROAD, cor Boston
I'd. x7b12oO.llx1o2lo---M c Kohn
agt Paul Kohn ct al action ?; due,
si,b23ss; taxes, &C, 12,23s.2o TO the
plaintiff for 800.
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"Modern Miiler's' outlook.

CHICAGO. March II. - The Modern
Miller SAYS: while there are reports
Of deterioration in wheat fields of the
Southwest they are scattered. None Is
serious. Growing wheat shows eIcep-
tional condition. Its present strength
will doubtless result in the smallest
abandoned acreage from frost in de-
cade Corn is moving slowly. roads are
muddy and farmers say II is more profit
able to feed It than to market it at
the present price
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west OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streetsD
slsr ST, =, 100 9th sv, 2oHsSs. I,
Aug H. lgl4-Eva q Abbott to Jas
Mott 40 w 94h ST, due Sept |, 1918,
60 address, ] B Mott, 50 Broad st.,'l'0oo
Uptown.
(Manhattan Island, north OF 10th street)
FIFTH ST, 5, 992.s Bwsy. runs n
l52sx n W SSsX 30.1X " @sx : lA6.ll
to street ] 90 to beg, p m, March IA
College Holding co TO Nadlg Realty
Corp, 277 Bway, .Istails sl,59a, semi an
~ uaiiy, co. pr +nR ,i75,5Oc-@. tys, Ass
water q Cruikshank. as Cedar ST S26, 500
18TH ST. 273 W, lST9s,ll. p m, March 10
Marie, wife OF Geo L johnson to Jno
p Leo, $40 w l42d st. due and int as
per bond; attys. Dulon Roe, Il Park
Row .................. $50
AUDUBON AV, n W cor lT7th st, ssllx
lOO p m March lI-Crausman Realty
Co TO the Middietown Saw Bank, MID
dletown. N Y. yrs. SO; atty. NY Smith,
lS2 Nassau st..........','''..'fS 1000
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OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

WEST Attn sTREET.-Foot & Martin
bought the four-story dwelling,
e5x100, at SO West Forty-seventh
i street from Pasquale Nardi through
+ William Il. May & Co.
WEST S6TII STREET. The fve-story
dwelling at 33l West Eighty-sixth
/, street, on lot 1Sx1OO was sold 10 a
client Of Horace G. Knowles, who will
D alter the premises into a private sani-
= tarium.
WEST 149TH STREET. Isaac Lowen-
field Realty Corporation bought fronrS
client OF L. ]. Greenberger. 2l6 West
149th street, a six-story apartment,
40x100
AUDUBON AVENUE.-The Nehring
Company Jules Nehring president,
sold for Robertson & Gammie TO an in
weston 26 Audubon avenue, a FIVE story
new law apartment house. 37.6X7O.
EAST 101ST STREET,-The two-story
building. 25x100.11, at 427 East 101 st
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OF mtD; attys. Dunn a DAILY.
srH 10y. Av. Us Io.S ,'' h,y g., T ps.I,v
Co, Inc, ct al foreclosure of mortgsge) ;
atty. @ Minor.
ii.rH ST, ,.s to az S-ch.ri., Mcoon-
nell agt Mott Haven Co faction for
specific performance OF contract); atty,
NJ Sullivan.
LOWELL ST, n . q, 100 College av.
25x100-Mary Ridley agt Elizabeth
Hughes ct al partition suit); atty, NJ
4 SuilIyan
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. BUYS ROW OF APARTMENTS.

"a In two separate transactions the Ma
son Realty Company (Max y. Natanson)
acquired title to the row of apartment
houses at 1888 to 1o45 Hoe avenue. The
two twenty-five family houses at 1898
to 1887 were purchased by the company
from Mr.. Oppenheim through Leitner,
Brener & Starr. These houses occupy a
plot 45x13o. The two adjoining FIVE
story houses at 1o41 to 1915, occupying
q plot also 45x1o0 were bought from
Din j. Stephens through the same firm
or brokers. The latter houses were
valued at $4,000.
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WILL BUILD APARTMENTS.

The Sanwill Construction Company,
Samuel Williams president, sold to
saverio Feraca the northeast corner of
Walton avenue and 10th street, a plot
S7xl00, on which the purchaser Will
erect a fve-story apartment house with
stores. The seller will make the build
ing loan.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES
with name and address Of lender,


with name and address Of lenders at
torney,)
LE%oX Az, .8s2;1Ss-.Geo schaefer, sss
1909 Bway, March 10. 1902; attys, Kurz-
p, nan Z Frank. 22 Broad st. ..,,,..sl2. 900
Caroline, wife Francis w McEvoy, to
Alfred Jaretzh March T. 1890; attys,
sullivan & Cromwell. Wall st. So 900
66TH ST, 2 Far Hills Land Corpn Of
y J 20 Edith r Schey, gdn, Chaion or
r. s seiny' SEPT 10. 1918 sttys, simpson,
ssTH ST, E-same TO same, sept 10,
1giS; sttys same: ,.,....n:..,.; :. s25. 900
S%sr 2 ,,Ia.od Reese 20 !. s Trust GO OF
art shearer. IS Wall 81 1900
AMSTERDAM Az, cor 12Oth st. iOO.li
xl25-Edmund Francis Realty Co. 20
Nassau ST. 70 Ahel King, i4s Il G5th. st.
and ano, March =, 1917; attys. I.ose e,
connolly. 30 Nassau st,..........SSO.O 600
ROOSEVELT ST. l2-Beucdetto Ginocchio
and 9uO to Chas Icrharlni, atty sent
4. 1906, $40 Bwav ....,...........Sl.. 900
lST Az. cor 5fh 81, 4E.6NG9 G-Josenh
and Rose Spek;orsh, ga Riverside Drive
to Harry Schnitzer and Isaac Blumberg
Sept IL, 1915; atty, Blumberg, $40
bIaHu stu '''''''' ...'r..,., no, 0OO
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CHICAGO.


5000 Chi h Conn list IS R IS a.
1000 chi City Rv LIST Sc 81 81 NJ
5000 Edison lst bs eSiI esH cav psu
1000 Com Elec LIST 5s 81 81 81 "
$1,000 Pub Serv " III Is S1ll S7ia S7h s7n
100 Eec 4Ls....... ~ III. nv ~
5000 Swift lyt 5s... NG % os es
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DAILY AVENUE CORNER SOLD.

A. Blumenthal sold to the Benenson
Realty Company for the Cross Avenue
Corporation, sydney II. Som treasurer.
the two i've story new law apartment
houses at the southwest corner of DAILY
svenue and 1s0th street The property
fronts 147 feet on lS0th street and was
held at $4,000, The house contains
fen stores.
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T Coates TO HARRIET " Cottreil 5i3 Ann
81, West Hoboken; II Coates. AIS
coLuMBUs Xv, sssGwm; I, Pfarscn, ana
ano, trustees, to Emlgrant Indust Saw
Bank a1tys, OGorman, 81
FRANKFORT ST, 25-Bond & Mtg GUAR
GO to city Real Estate Co, l76
n p ,May .,..;...s.... $4,000
Howard Adler TO Jos Warm, i75 Il
10th ST. atty. Ferguson, SO Bway.t1
Bronx.
WATSON Az. n $, 100 W Castle Hill av,
Soxi0s-Minnie n Wood, Jamaica, I. l.
ct al, exrs, TO Minnie Il Wood, iSi Full
ton st, Jamaica, l. /; atty, Title Guar &
T Co, 1i6 Bway ...........,,tso0O
CASrLE HILL Az, ll03-Same to same
LOT 49, map central part of Westchester
Nnlage-Ju!ia A Collins, at Rockville
centre, l. ], to Annie V.O'Donneli 225
Central Park West; atty A V O'Donneii'
40 Central Park West.............,lOO
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SOLD FOR THIRD TINE.

Albert d. Phelps sold for Michael
Burke to Bernard London the two five
story apartment houses at 1882 and 1896
Walton avenue. on plot 75x100, located
within a short distance OF the 1880 street
station OF the Jerome avenue subway.
This is the third sale of the property by
the same broker
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Liverpool Cotton statistics.

Liverpool, March 14.--Weekly cotton
statistics: Imports, AsUuV paleS
American, $4,000; stock, $4,000 Amer
lean. 3OI 900 forwarded. $4,000; Amer
,can. $4,000; sales. 10000; American.
1900. Quantity afoat, all kinds, 49,
900: quantity ahoat, American, $4,000.
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Exports From New York.

Flour, 43,1s5 bbls. lard, 4.s13,eo4
lbs. +; bacons, 1o,S79,992 lbs. hams
2.s6e,216 lbs. luDricating oil. 1,2o4,toC
gals.
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TORONTO CLOSING.
CANAnIAN WAR LOANS.

\, hIU. NNN HI, Nst
Brazilian O.. - aps Dome Iron. - ~.
IAN Car IF i2'a Ia'a Steel of Can 6iis en-
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.

with name and address OF owner and
Attorney
nouptouu
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Cu,tom House Receipts.

Receipts for duties at the Custom
House yesterday were S312,3ll.64, or
which s125.361.31 was for merchandise
withdrawn from bonded warehouses and
slSG.95O.33 for recent importations.
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street. was sold by the Reliable Clean
ing and Dycing Works.
WEST 49TH STBEET--N. c. Herman
sold the dwelling 80 West Forty-ninth
street, 2OilXi00. Columbia College
lcasehold, to Lillian b. Shearer for &C.
Cupaucy
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RECORDED LEASES.

SSTH ST, so4 W. ati-Emma p Dreyfus
TO Samuel II Blur, . w s6th st 2
yrs from. Oct l. 1919; attys. Brussei &
Beebe; IL Wall st..........,..,..,s 400
7TH AV, 2isti 18Oth at, 400 w, all
Theresa Goldsmith to Frank Green
2ls4 eth av yrs and IN mos from
Mar Is. 1919; atty. J b Wood s02
BMay Observation-Disclosures. IL Inn
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MECHANICS LIENS,
Manhattan.

iST Az, 1898 and 1O55-Mlles Rossnbluth
ast Augusta sultan, owner and con
tractor .................... so
oath ST. sos w-Soiomon May AIT Earls
Court and Norfolk Corp. owner Marthe
q Becker, contractor. .......S5b12 "a
oath ST, 306 W-Solomon May aEt
Marths G Becker, owner and con
tractor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500 81
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steeplechase Pier Opens Tonight.
Meddling of Politicians.

Steepiechase Pier, Coney Island wi
open for fishermen tonight.
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LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan

s2D ST AL E-Frederick Gauss agt John
Bozzuffi ct al foreclosure Of. mtgD /;
attys, Darlington K Pierce.
105TH ST, SO W-Elizebeth McCauEhan
gdn, agt Rachel L Andrews foreclosure
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CHICAGO March 14.--Possiblltles OF
Government Interference with any ac-
tivity against lower prices for food
brought about some fresh breaks to-day
in the corn market. The close was ner-
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The present medding OF the politicians
with the scientific conduct OF the
states conservation activities appears 10
one familiar with certain bits Of history
az recrudescence Of the political spirit
existing quarter or a third OF a century
back.
In those benghtol times srtfu! politi-
clans, market and hide hunters and busted
folk who coveted the timberlauds of tho
| State We're much in utilization and mutual
advantage commonly accrued from the
partnership. Reared IN the city which ever
has been the lair OF those in this manner
bent, ! know the breed well.
In addition to the irregularities centred
about the spruce forests. fragrant out
grovths OF this union were evidenced in
the open serving for years at the popular
Saratoga hotels OF woodcock in the 0edg .
ling plumage -of tho prohibited period, and
in the equally defiant use OF venison IN
closed season among the big hostelries
and the lumber camps OF the Adlron-
dacks.
Plant NE is harassed by weeds, and
vermin preys upon the useful fsunR. And
In tho higher order OF things organic In
this fair land OF ours tho politician has
like noNious representation.
This Nsrnirt l. tenacious Of llfe and
does not rats In the game laNs. There
fore he may not he taken by shooting or
trapping, nor may he bs poisoned. This
puts his eNterm.uatou up to who!Nsomc
REORGANIZATION. TAMAEA'h.
MARI
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Central of Ga. n. n. Compensation

WASHINGTON, March 14.-Government
compensation of the Central OF Georgia
Railroad under a contract signed to-day
by Director General Hines will be 3d.
$4,000 annually.
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I would be CAD 20 get IN rpunuu!ra ton
with dyed IN the WOO, angler cor the
purpose O: makirS ncNpc,9iv" rips 20
nearby streams ana lakes In Sow York and
New Jersey. preferably on weoh DAYS ami
within about nifty or sixty miles. common,
.ng with the opening day in Apg,
am able to snatch day of 10 most any
time and would Ike TO meet some one who
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MORTGAGES
with name and address OF lender and
Attorney
Downtown.

South OF Fourteenth strest)
BROOME ST. 4Se-es, =. s4l1Xe2.7x irreg.
March l3-Geo w Levett to y Y Ttle
& Mtg Co, 1876 Rway. yrs, y e s23. 900
GoUNERNECR ST, So; Cherry st. 2S6-sS:
Nenie Ru,sSu .; al m iroTa r p,'.,o,r
1888 Creston av, Bronx, Vt. &C; atty.
Martin Cohen, SO2 Bway ........Sl.5 500
Cecilia = and Felman Stern TO Agency
Realty g. Mtg CO. 81 Nassau ST. due Jan
:? 1920, &c; atty. Edw West 81 Mas
raw 81 600
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ROD tNp GUN


TROUT IISHISG---Rest within easy reach
of n, Y, Good cabins and food. Spring beds
n. Y. references. Reasonable. T.. =, Walton,
Kemptville, Yarmouth Co., Nova Scotia
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Anglers Victory Dinner Tonight.

The victory dinner OF the United Anglers
League will be held Tonight at Miller's
restaurant, 1l5 Nassau street, at 80
o'clock. Those who fought the Huns Will
relate experiences
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN.
Manhattan.

Iron Works, Inc, agt NJ a NJ Garage
Co. Inc, ct all Dec 2, lsis..,...;l97,75
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Fishing Conditions In Jersey Rivers.

Coull s0mo reader InfoTm mo as 70 'he
fishing on Musconetcons, Peqnest and Pau
Inns Kill rivers In northern Jersey Is
peCisily, I desire TO know as TO what points
to start fishing a..
This means good deal 20 one who has
to depend on the railroads and shanhs's
mare.
Also. would t. he possible % camp along
tn" Pluiins KIN. rs = W!.u enough
Brooklyn, March 10, \ READER
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AuToMonnE rNcm,\Gt

----7----~ -----------..- ~
BUCKS 1877 Lite Sis Touring IorV
Little SIX Touring and a 1918 Model Es
Touring All OF these cars have besn ,Sor
oughy. o'erhauled and are rcssonsSi
rtlocd. DELAMArER. 1917 BroadSS,
,lrylc 1"iS, way
$. p. A.--Spec'al built Italian paasengs.
speed car, an exceptional opportunity en-
this type % car, having electric iirhts ara
starter and extra tires. DEIIAMArER
MOTORS SoRP" lt7I B'wsy. Circle iatS
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ROD AND GUN NEWS
HIGH WATER FOR LOG.

WEEK END
n sa sandy SSs FReSs Jegai Bay S T T London
Marsh Mare: Is sa5 7s sS "a $40 as Sc Sc iGG ii SO So
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ROD AND GUN.

could do likewise. How about II? Write
me. G, Z. ClIAhhE. Z
95I West 52d St. March 10.
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Founders Bite in Local Waters.


Founders are biting in Jamaica, Flat
, lands, Sheepshead, Great South and other
Long Island bays and In Long Island
sound.
Twelve anglers on beard the Klondike Of
New Rochelle one day this VICE.. in Oyste-
Bay returned with large catches OF noua-
ders. on board the Gertrude % OF .3ay-
chester Rudi Hoffman, Frank Fussner and
other fishermen averaged 80 founders each,
the fish weighing from u to pounds.
Several parties going out from the Ros-
Ign fishing station have returned with
more founders than they have had use
for. Anglers in the Eddie d. from Sleeps
head Ray on sandworm bait caught SIC
founders ranging from y to pounds .
ounces in weight Tho latter dsh being
taken h. Pierce Nolan. who also was
high hook with 1873 fish.
John Jaeger. JliiIs Maure-, Jacob Rup-
pei and Andy FurrieT In two boats from
the Raunt. Jamaica Bay. caught on blood
worm bait PA founders. Jaeger hooked
skate. brouEt 81 c.oso 10 thu boat. bL:
With II.
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wEsTCHEsrER REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE.
BOROUGH OF BRoNx-FoR SALE.

FOR ONE OR TWO FAMILY HOUSES
in West Bronx see u. OSBORNE SMITH.
Jerome and Burnside AYES
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EAST of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streets.)

18TH ST. n E. 100 Avenue A, e2H2oox
irreg; iisth ST, s,iOO.6 e Pleasant av,
l74.6Xl1T.7N irTog; Washington ct, ia,
=. 2O.5x51S; Washington st, 176. 5.
runs n S25.3X W ll5.loN 27.lIx e 75x n
Ok 46.5 to beg, with machinery. &c,
Feb 2S--N Ice Co 70 Andrews Insti-
tute for Girls Willoughby. Ohio. and
Independent order of Foresters, Toronto
sG CPpq PR6 9Pf f. Son FEB S 70 eco
trail Union Trust Co OF Y. trustee
supplemental to mtg for 100000, 90
gold bonds dated Nov !, 1915, having
priority OF lien TO be issued for sl32, 900:
attys white & Case. ~ Wall ST.. 81
18TH ST. lls f. 3. 2leNs2, March ID
Annie Flint to y Title g. Mtg Co. 1876
Bway, yrs. 5hFs......:::..... $4,000
I'd Az. " cor s4th st, 200 TO n SD
at lOl: also property in Astoria, r Of
O. March l2-Agnes K Doran TO Bank
OF Huntington, Huntington, l. l, yrs,
SCI; attys, Baylls & sanborn. lAl Broad.
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thorough of Tho Bronx

LONGFELLOw AV, o s, $50 l72d 81, 20
xlOO-Assad G Khouri to Jas W NIcE'-
henney, Wayne, y j, July l, 1915 de-
mand, Sc; atty. Jas w McElhenney
~ Park ROW.. ....,,.....,...S6 ,OT3
FORDHAM RID, 302-4 +, s. G7N36 SX39.ll
x374--Oscar Sanders TO Emil Schwab
26O7 Jerome av, pr mtg $4,000, March
10. IS months. co atty, Henry NJ Fla
teau, 81 Chambers REORGANIZATION
l6SD ST, cor Tiffany ST. 7slx7S-,Se-
nomi Realty Co TO Jacob Schultz, 1915
University av, pr mtg $6450O March 49,
yrs. SO; attys, Morrison & $. 800
Broadway ....'...'''''' $4,000. 800
PELHAM AV. W cor CambrelinE av
2bbx146.7-Henrietta Wiener to West
chester County Brewing Co, Pelham,
y. Y. May 90, 1916, demand. 80 atty
Ebling Brewing Co, 200 ST AIMS
VALENTINE AN, W g. 1875 n 2OOth At, 25X
i?5-Otto Bellor to Dorothy l. Klamroth
is Fairfield st, Montclair. Y J. March S,
. yrs. u 20 atty, Title Guar & T GO.
phiiSScss ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Realty co to Commonwealth Saw Bank
e0O1 Amsterdam av, March II. yrs
6co correction ms to term: u,ty . II
HYDE. ~ Park Row.,............y6 500
BARNES AV. 1911. <. 22x1OS-Patk f
Conn to Julia : Grant. Tarrytown. \
MarcN ~, 3 yrs. Sc; atty II II
Koeh!er Wall st......,.. 90 -oo
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.
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on the boardwalk at brighton Beach
asst Monday night Joseph Williams Of Jer
SeN city caught six pound cod. ling anC
o hackleheads in addition TO skates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-12
HOLLIS HEADS /
WAGE BILL COMMIT TEE.
To Consider Johnson-Nolan Mini.
mum Wage Bill for Govern
ment Employees.

Senator Henry F. Hollis of New
Hampshire has been appointed chair
man of a subcommittee of the SEN
ate committee on education and labor
to consider the Johnson Nolan mini
mum wage bill for government Gnu
pioyes. The other members of the
subcommittee; whose appointment vas
ammo; pcad ye%te, day, aie Senators r,o.
tab of Idaho and Jones of New Eevic2.
The selection Of Senator Hollis as
chairman of the subcommittee is re-
garded as a favorable step by sup
porters of the bill. 1t is expected that
d date for hearings or the measure
will be announced this week.
The Johnson o!an mIn:s II va
bill provides a minimum salary of IS
per day $50 per month, Or $3.50 per
year for fuil-time and S11a cents per
hour for part-time EMPLOYEES Of the fed
eral government and the District of
Columbia. 1t was introduced in the
House by Representative john |. No
Ian of California. and in the Senate
by Senator Hiram Johnson, and was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-12
BACK ON POLICE JOBS.
Five Returned Soldiers Who Serv
ed Overseas Reappointed.

1t Is hoped by Maj. Pullman. suner-
intendent of police, that returned
soldiers soon will enable him to re-
cruit the force to its full strength
Not since the beginning of the war
has the department had its full quota
OF policemen, but a number Of dis
charged soldiers recently underwent
examination. made high. marks and
were appointed to the force. Five
Of them sworn in yesterday were D. r.
Housely. who left the police force.
served in the Army as a lieutenant
and recently was mustered out OF the
service; FrankyL Tyser, S. r. Hause.
e. w. Brown, jr., and c. e. Perry
II. A. Cole, who served as a lieuten-
ant overseas, expects to receive a re-
appointment in the near future, hay-
ing successfully passed the physical
test.
Appointment of the five men yes
terday leaves a total of 161 vacan-
cies, as follows: Four lieutenants, nine
sergeants and 1870 privates. Eight driy-
ers and four janitors also are want
ed to NIL the departments quota of
employees of all classes.
Maj. Pullman explained that the
promotion to the grade of lieutenant
long ago had it not been for the
shortage of men. He does not feel
disposed to have the force burdened
with officers, however. when the
number of privates is less. Promo
tons will be made as soon as new
policemen enough have been obtained
to justify them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-12
FOREIGN SERVICE SCHOOL.
New Glasses Will Begin at George.
town University on February 8.

Announcement was made by off,
cials of Georgetown University last
night of the formation of school of
foreign service, covering foreign Ian
guages and various phases Of foreign
trade.
Although the new school will not be
opened formally until October, certain
courses will be started February 8.
Law subjects will be taught by the
faculty of the law school. and all
other classes will be held in the build
ing of the arts and sciences depart
ment.
Rev. Edmund A. Walsh. formerly
dean of the arts and sciences depart
ment has been named regent of the
new school. Associated with the re-
gent will be dean of the faculty.
Father Walsh until recently had been
a member of the War Departments
committee on education and special
training. holding the Office of assist
ant educational director for the New
England states.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-12
All Mingle on Boulevard.

Today in Paris. ministers pIenipo-
Ientlary and commissioners with ex-
traordinary power mingIe on the
boulevards and in the cafes, sit be-
side bronzed doughboys at the opera.
argue with tradesmen and merchants
hunt for elusive takes and await their
turn with hundreds daily for a room
with bath at the few available no.
tells Everywhere it Is the same Ar
night in the music halls, theaters and
opera houses one meets men who have
won the war by their own strength
ana the men who are to secure the
peace OF the world by their wits and
mental power.
Vienna, which cared only for en-
perors and kings. made a peace thar
crumbied overnight Today the i'm i.
P pe,,sa nc house Sc, Of Russia lies low: the
it's age-old dignities and miiitarv
Prussia is shattered. They who tried
TO stem the tidal wave of liberalism
representatives of the government of
100 years ago-have been crushed by
tne new FORCES that are in power to-
day and that take their mandate from
the common folk of each nation.