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AMERICAN PORTS.


ASTORIA. o, Oct s-Arrived, str West Ha-
sailed 9Th. s,rs West Canon. United King
dom; city OF Reno San Pedro.
BANGOR. Me, Oct ia--Arrived. schr Ida u
Gibson Perth Arnboy.
sailed fsth schrs Harriet u, 81 John. NIB I:
Mary r. Barrett. Norfolk.
BATH Me- Oct i1-Arrived, str Occidental
Providence (for repaifsl.
HILo. Oct s--sailed, sr Anyo Maru Dap
San Francisco.
HONOLULU, Oct s--Arrived. strs Tahiti
tBr), sydney for Vancouver (and sailed next
day. Persia Maru Jap, Hong Kong. &c.
for San Francisco.
Sailed sth. str West Caddos, San Fran
cisco.
MANILA, Oct s-Arrived. str Eastern I'm
porter, San Francisco via way ports.
PORTLAND. Me- Oct 13-Arrived. achrs
Freedom (iIr). Nova Scotia for Boston; Eth
oiyn A McIradden OBI, Beaver HHrbor for
salem. for orders; tug Ontario. towing barge
Greenwood. New York.
PROVIDENCE, III, Oct 14-Arrivod. str
Essex, Norfolk.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Oct s--saled. s,rs
Curacao. Corinto, &c, via San Pedro: Shorta-
vile, San Pedro Korrigan III Mex. Santa
Rosaiis schr Edward II West. Columbia
River
SAN PEDRO. Cal. Oct s-Arrived, motor
Cethana, Tacoma.
sailed sth, str Eastern Soldier, Philadelphia
SABINE, Tex. Oct ti-.sSailcd, str lie Coo
(Br), Havrc and Rouer.
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CUBAN MORATORIUM
SEVERELY CRITICISED
Produce Exchange Closes
Solution Being Sought.

Special Cable 10 THE NEW YoRK HERALD.
Copyright, 1890, by THE NEW York HERALD.
HAVANA, Oct 15.-Since the mora
forum was decreed the Havana Produce
Exchange has been closed. Meanwhile
wholesale and retail dealers in produce
are selling for cash only at prices which
show no reduction from those quoted
before the moratorium. while large
quantities OF perishable foods are rotting
on the wharves
The moratorium Is preventing bank
ers from forcing importers TO liquidate
their paper held blythe banks. and.
therefore. 1t is held. the longer the
moratorium lasts tho worse off the
banks will be, since merchants here
are absorbing all the cash and retiring
It from circulation as fast as they can.
Cuban newspapers express the hope
that President Menocal will be able to
sell the remnant OF the last sugar crop
for ten cents q pound. Conservative
financiers assert that had the United
States bought last years Cuban crop
at 6 " cents pound. sale which was
prevented by the Equalization Board
ceasing to exist American consumers
would have been able to purchase sugar
at a reasonable price and the Cuban
planters would have reaped rich profit.
with no succeeding wild speculation, TO
which the present panic here is at
tributed.
A joint commission composed or the
Merchants Association and bankers are
working to devise a solution of the prob
lem arising out Of the crisis but as yet
no scheme has been evolved.
Some of the Havana newspapers
which at first praised the moratorium
now criticise It. Ell Mundo says the
moratorium might very we'll have not
been extended to the foreign banks
here, as these banks could have con-
tinued to pay and were perfectly willing
to do so.
Foreign bankers insist that no real
financial crisis exists and that the sooner
the moratorium is ended the sooner
Cuba,s essential soundness will be DEM
onstrated. They have little confidence
in trying to restore normal conditions
by means of DEGREES or by appeals to
the United States Government. They
saw that the penalty for reckless specu-
lation and reckless bank loans must be
paid.
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COMMERCIAL LEASES.

Douglas l.. Gilman g. Co, Inc. leased
for the Winmire Realty Corporation,
represented by Harris. Vought * Co,
the store in % East Forty-clghth stree,
TO one OF the oldest manufacturers OF
high grade shoes for women In the
country.
Bec-Bee Corporation leased from
Julius Kaplan the garage. i4sxN.l. al
fis TO 4B East 10th street, near Firs,
avenue. for thirteen years at an annual
rental OF $1,000.
l.. ]. Phillips & co. rented stores
900 Broadway to Great Atlantic and
Pacific Tea Company. 1865 Broadway 10
II. Buxbaum. 37S7 Broadway to Evelyn
de verdes. iiis st. Nicholas avenue 70
Henry T. Hahe. 1l5o st. Nicholas avc-
nus TO a Mr.. Pellenberg. 1901 Broadway
to Mortimer Kane and Audubon place
70 NJ. Kaufman; also rented offices IN
1855 broadway TO Lima Valley and
stephen A. Wright.
Cross Il Brown leased the store AZ
1920 Broadway 10 Alfred J. Higgins
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FRENCH LINE HEAD
ANSWERS BENSON
Declares Shipping Board Rates
Too Low to Pay
Expenses.

PARIS, Oct. 15.-Gaston de Pellerin de
La Touche. president OF tho board
OF directors o. the Compagnie Generate
Transatlantique. commenting upon ar
ticles in the French press quoting Admi-
raj Benson, head of the United States
Shipping Board, as saying the board
would declare war on the French line
unless It agreed to enter the conference
OF shipping lines for the purpose OF
stabilizing rates. told the Associated
Press to-day that the French line was
not looking for war. 1t had enough OF
war, he said, and wished TO live at peace
with every other company.
"In order to live at peace with one
another" the Frenchman added, I'VE
must first be in a position to live at all,
and If we accepted the shipping board
rates at the present time we would be
unable to earn living"
NJ. Pelleria added: IT cannot believe
Admiral henson used the words declare
war as stated in the French press: ii
he did we are very sorry, but we mus:
continue doing business on paying
basis or quit.
"Our representative in New York, NJ.
Cauchoir, has had many interviews with
the members of the Shipping Board. 1
have no doubt that the matter ultimately
will be arranged, but for the present we
cannot cut our rates.
1.-THE stevedoring and longshoremen's
expenses In New York harbor have In
creased so much lately that many times
it would have been of benefit to the
French Line to bring back its ships to
Europe light. We have made a. PROPOSE
ton to the Shipping Board to accept
their rates. provided a certain minimum
of eastbound tonnage is guaranteed tho
French Line. Until this shall be done we
connot cut rates. Ours is private COM
pany and 1t must run on paying basis
or disappear"
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BRONX TRANSACTIONS.

William Stellwagen sold to David
PerIman Woodstock Hall, u two story
building and two three story frame
buildings at 7ss and 100 Forest ave-
nue.. southeast corner of 15Sth street.
The property has frontage or 33.a ieet
on Forest avenue and Zoe feet on l5Sth
street.
Richard Dickson sold for Charles j..
Gleason. executor of the estate OF Sam
uei Campbell, 10 Vincenzo Scarbitti and
Speros Speropulis the dwelling with store
at 1880 East fremont avenue, 26x'sx
irregular.
r. Rasmussen sold for IL. Wiepers-
hansen IVA Sedgwick avenue, two
family house, to Mrs. Lizzie Post; also,
for the same owner. 1772 Sedgwick ave-
nue. to Mrs. Fl. Welker.
John A. Steinmetz sold to Abraham III.
Liebstein the three story dwelling at the
southwest corner Of DAILY avenue and
1921 street, 101.1x30x Irregular.
John Quinn sold to William j. Mussler
the two story dwelling at 937 Rogers
place, 16.Sx74.4.
Louise T.. Weiffenbach sold to Hirsch
Bloch the two story dwelling at 81
Formount place. 2oxl0O.
Paul Buckhart sold to the Bess Realty
Corporation the two story dwelling at
1911 Fox street. 25x1O0.
Il. and A. Corporation sold 10 Sophia
Roger the three story dwelling at 2la'
Washington avenue. S5xl15.
Joseph Jacobs sold to David Bruck-
man the three story dwelling at ~
Cauldwel avenue, 25x115.
Belinda r. Lyttle gold to Louis Wash
the two story dwelling at 1885 Hoe ave-
nue.. 1SSx65.2.
George Milyko sold to Mary Brochin
the three story house at 1875 Crotona
place. 20x100.
Harry Whelan sold 10 Giuseppe Man
dala the two story dwelling at sos Lo-
Gust avenue, 24.10x100.
Frances Groesser sold TO Rudolph
wecla tho three story dwelling at S0a
Paramount place. 1S.6xS2.7.@
Leib Katz sold to Fora Scilnacht the
two story dwelling at 727 Eagle avenue
18x99.2.
Saul Katz sold TO Isaac Drohobich the
four story flat at 1877 East l52d street
25x133x irregular.
Thomas ]. Smith sold to Henry Sahn
the two story dwelling at 221S VALENTINO
avenue. 16.Sx61.1O.
Jennie Halpert sold TO Louise X
Burger the lot on the east side OF thc
Concoursc. Hall feet south OF 18TH
street, a5x61x irregular.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 81.

Philadelphia for Valparaiso: Duauesne' DO
Arrived ct Delaware Breakwater l5th. strs
VI X Wage (Nor). Shields Tor Baltlfnore'
Bur (Nor), Denmark.
Arrived OF i4i.i. go rai, str Troia (Nor).
New York (srd p~oceeded for Bsltimor9.
ph.iade,D.iia fog Rotterdam; ) w Van Dyke.
do for Port Lobos; Herbert J. Pratt, do for
DO: Oneka (Brl. do for Cheetoo. &C; Irlaios
(Greel). do for Hamburg: Tollard; 90 LOT
Civita Vecchia Annetta. do for klngspoit I,
NS: Bayonnc (motorl, DO Tor New YORK.
sandefiord (Sorl. do for 81 Sazaire'
barses Nahant. Henry Endicott and orTnond'
sailed last night. schr Maine.
In harbor 18th. AN. schr Mary Buckley
Wind w. miles; smoky: smooth sea.
PORTLAND. Me, Oct 1o-Arrived, str
Stephen II Jones'. Baltimore.
Sailed 18TH, schr Freedom. Baltimore.
PORTSMOUTH. MI. Oct iJ-Arrived, schr
John Bracewcll. New York.
PROVIDENCE. III. Oct Is, AM-Arrived.
Arrived 18th. 'str V c Pope, Newport News.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Oct 14-Arrived, str
City OF Para. Balboa. &c.
Sailed 18th. strs Santa Inez, towing bark
Belfast (Peru,, Valparaiso. ian, Royal Ar
row (from Shanghai. Beaumont; Spring
SEATTLE, Wash. OFT i4--Arrived. ctr Kon-
gosan MART (Jap). Yossohsfna, &C.
Sailed 18Th, str Bonaowoso. Eagasali; mo-
tor ship Peru DAM. Astoria.
SAVANNAH. Ga. oct l9-ArrNe1. strs
Songvand (NoD, Bergen; Tsnto tBr), Barry;
schr j I. Backman (Rr), I.oanda.
Sailed 18th. str Curricr, Port Arthur,
TACOMA. Wash, Oct f4--Salled, str Africa
Meru (Jap), Yokohama schr \ f Coates.
Adelaide.
TAMPA. Fla, Oct i4-Arrived. tug Oar
ranca, towing ctr Fnnoii. Port Esdsi rchrs
Charles II Wiebe. Sasua Ia GFsnde: Jubilee.
Matanzss.
Arrived 10Th, str Lake Elnlont. Mobile.
Sailed 18th. str Lake traverse, Baltimore.
rived, schrs Henry II Chamberlain. New
York for PASSPORT, John A Beckerman. do
for Sherbrooke. NS.--Wind easterly, moder-
alto; choppy sea: clear.
WIIMfNGTON, NC. Oct IL. noon-sailed,
,tr Brenta Ital), Norfok and Now York.
Sailed 18Th. str. Lake Gravity, Norfolk.
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RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

Coughlan &c Clisby leased for Mrs.
William J. Slade for five years the three
story dwelling at 3a2 West Eighty
seventh street; for Ciementine Sapio and
Romualdo Sapio four story dwelling
for five years ut 336 West Eighty-eighth
street.
Pay-on Mel. Merrill Company leased
for Mrs. Cleveland c. Lansing to p. VI.
Lazenby the four story dwelling At y
East Ninety-third street; and an apart
n,ent in o57 West Eighty-sixth street TO
Frederick w. Wenit; in So West FIFTY
third street to James II. Beaumont; in
81 West F'ifty-second street to Eugene
S. Willard.
L. ]. Phillips & Co. rented apartments
In 1924 Broadway TO Sau Steinlauf and
A. Newdellman.
Leon 8. Altmayer and Charles Volzing
e Son leased the seven room apartment
In 1888 East Ninety-fifth street.
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nnooKLYN MARKET REPORTS.

Realty Associates sold to the Burns
Bros. Coal Company the vacant plot
s0x100. on the south side OF Forty.
eighth street. 100 feet east OF Second
avenue. The purchasers intend to I'M
prove with a garage.
william Liss, Inc. sold s1S Gravesend
avenue, six room. frame cottage,
3Ox125.
Charles Partridge soll the two-story
frame detached dwelling, at $50 Lenox
Road, for Miss Ester Smith.
Kingsway Building Corporation sold
q semi-detached house and garage,
o5x1OO. at 1896 Avenue Il. TO Rose e.
Connell.
John Pullman Real Estate Company
sod 1856 and 1873 Fifth avenue. corner
OF Sackett street. two three-story bust
ness buildings for Elizabeth Berg TO
Samuel Horovitz.
r.. y. Knowles Company sold 1G6
South Third street a three-story dwell
Ing. 21xS5 for Sadie Helfgott
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REALTY JoTTINGs.

The Strauss Toy Shops, which leased
recently the ground floor in 81 West
Ffty-seventh street. Will pay an aggre-
gate rental Of 100000 for the term
Edwin F. Ansley has opened an office
Mt DO East Forty-second st. to transact a
general real estate business. specializing
in Southern enterprises.
Alex Henschel has placed a loan OF
S2I, 900 for Sol Riley on 20 West Sixty
fifth ST. and $4,000 on 161 East 10th
St, both with the New York Title and
Mortgage Company.
Haggstrom-Callen Company has been
appointed managing agents of the five
story apartment, Brucely Hall, at IS
West Eighty-third at.
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SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.

John a. Baldwin sold for the Corcoren
Manor Homes Company a ten room
dwelling at Lexington nv. and Haw-
thorne TERRACE. in Mount Vernon, ". y,
20 J. Justice Hammer.
Payson Mel. Merrill Company leased
for G.. IL. Belts to Carl II. Lester his
furnished dwelling at the corner OF Hut
ton and Gregory avs, West Orange, ~. }.
Harvey Craw sold the DR.. Cudlipp res
idence al kensington. Great Neck. L. l..
10 Agnes Martinez OF this city. The same
broker leased tho Fuller estate on Lake
Vile rd.. Great Neck. to Mrs. Ar ur
Gray.
Lewis II. May Company sold for the
s. & l.. Construction Company at 3is
Maple avenue, Edgemern, l.. l.. 10 c. J.
Barry. n two and one-half story stucco
dwelling 50x100.
Rickert-B Brown Realty Company sold
70 Joseph Clifton Brooks. two story
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NEWARK TRADING.

The property at $50 and 355 Hoissy
street, 4sx100, through to 40-i2 Nevada
street. has been bought by jacob Albert.
who will alter II for garage purposes.
The sale was made through Louis
Schiesinger. Inc, for the Eagle Fire In
surance Company. The same broker
sold the two-story dwelling. 1T.7xS5. ga
Waterman avenue for Mrs. Gertrude Y.
Cage 60 Michael II. Corry.
Flest & Elost sold the threc-story
building 26o Clinton avenue, 25x100, for
Jennie Stern TO Samuel Bergman, OF
South Orange: also sold the three-fam-
lily dwelling 20 Nelson place for J. w
Read 70 J. Segal
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IN THE AUCTION ROOM.
"a Vesey ST.
BY Joseph +. Dav.

D sUStpH T. Day.
west Farms I'd. cor 173d st xl45x
loOx irreg. corner gore 1ox10, out; to Clara
Rosenblatt for $3.50.
100; TO Alfred F Miller for $4,000
Lonefeliow av W q. $50 173d ST, Cox
ioo: 10 Nicholas F1orio for $1,000.
Longfellow av, s. $50 173d ST. 50x1O0:
TO Joshua Morgenstern for $500.
west Farms I'd. ~ 9. Boone av. 90. 5x
157x irreg: sold for $780,
west Farms road n W cor Boone av.. Tx
l4t Ok irreg; TO +. Fredin for 81, 600.
Longte!low ay, q, seven irreg lots: TO
l.. Blateransky for $225 each.
Allen st. 169. W s, 100 Stanton ST, 25x
sI.6. six story tenement d stores; Alice W.
Hodges against Nathan Greenberg ct nj /:
Chas. $. DAWSON atty: due, s23, COS gs ;
taxrs. &c, fl,0GISS; TO Moses Kinzler for
ST.. 600.
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SELLS 434 CANARsIE LOTS.

Joseph P. Day sold on Thursday eve
ming 434 lots in the Canarsie section of
Brooklyn for total OF s62.445, an av-
erage OF about SAB n lot. The buyers
included John McCafferty. Charles r.
Ward, Michael Marine. Morris Berman.
a. ID. Saunders. s. Meyers. John Becker,
William Simon, Fl. Nevin. Robert j.
Ryan, John c. Eckert Walter S. Peter
KIN. 5. Greenberg. L. Wilson. George
Sintzervick, Charles Boye, Charles j.
Curtin, John Stumpf. Morris Levy, Mary
A. Mcbride, John c. Stern and Nj. II.
Casey.
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LEGION REAPPoINTs BoLLEs.

xprAToroLIs. Ind, oct. i5.--Lemuel
golles Of Seattle, Wash. has been reap
! ointei national adjutsrt OF the Ameri-
can Legion for the coming year, IL was
announced at headquarters OF the Ameri-
ran Legion here to-day.
Russell G. Creviston of Marion. Ind.
es been appointed assistant national
y.djutant. Mr. Creviston has been d.
rector OF organisation for the last year
snA succeeds George ". Rennick Of New
vsrk
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WILL SELL BANK HOLDINGS.

Henry Brady viii offer on October 26
Tor the Banking Department of the
state of New York about sixty lots in
The Bronx and also In the vicinity of
Fort Lee. n. ]. Included in the sale are
some Palisade front lots. 1t is the final
liquidation of several defunct State
banks.
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Auto Company. Inc, roof at 22s West
Ftfty-eighth street to o. j. Guide COM
pany, New York. and space at a6-ss
West Thirty-seventh street 10 II. Wald-
/ stein Company at IL West Thirty
seventh street to Lon Lubin and TO Bur-
burys: at 405 Lexington avenue TO Otto
X. Darn; at 1900 Broadway to Pathe
Exchange, Inc, and at 1850 Broadway
to William r Kennedy and Arthur j.
SladR.
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A COLONIAL HOME FOR YOU

NJ moderate price IN beautiful Hollis. con-
tanning rooms tiled bath and kitchen. par
quetry. electricity. open fireplace: steam
heat; asphalt street large plot: Immediate
occupancy Price 1000; easy terms. Ap-
ply LLOYD G. BRAND. owner. Jamaica s1..
opposite Flushing av.. Hollis.
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nRAzIL uONORs BELGIUM.

Rio JANEiRo. Oct. 1.-THE Chamber
of Deputies approved the Senate meas
ure making Albert King OF the Belgians
a citizen of Brazil and Marshal OF the
army II also voted to raise the Brazil.
Ian Legation In Brussels to the rank OF
an embassy.
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frame Colonial dwelling on Glenwood
tvenue. Westmoreland, y. y.
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NEW QUEEN ANNE COTTAGE

Six rooms. steam. electric. paruuet. glass
porch: corner, 33xiO0: blocks to 1sffertS
av. station, Fulton 81. elevated. restricted
neighborhood: price 5000. cash 81 300
owner, GEORGE MURRAY. Church 81. and
Liberty nv, Richmond Hill Phone do4S-J.
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Y. s. PUBLIC AUCTION sALE.-salvage
Division, o. j.. Q. NJ, New York. VIII sell
M Public Auction commencing at 10 A. NJ,
October 18Th, 1920, at the Ford Building. $50
Jackson Ave, Long Island CITY, y. T.. an
assortment Of material and articles no longer
needed by the Government, consisting OF bed
steads bedsacks. mattress covers, pillow
cases, towels. bath. face and Kitchen: white
coats and trousers. pajamas. bathing suits,
bathrohes, miscellaneous kitchen utensils,
and numerous other articles. Particulars on
application 10 Officer-in- Charge.
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FINE STUCCO HOUSES

modern improvements. Yale and Jarremor-
avs. jamaica, two blocks north OF Hillside
station. l.. l. ". r.; open for inspection
saturday and Sunday. LosHEN CONSTITUTE
TON COMPANY, Builders. Phone eto
Jamaica.
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Large Mechanics LIEN Filed.

IN Bronx county was placed on record
yesterday in tho office o; County Clerk
Robert l.. Moran for s1ot.966.s0. The
lien was fled by the Complete Conssruc-
ton Cooperation Of l64 Remsen street,
Brooklyn. against the Advance Candy
Manufacturing Corporation Tho prop
erty affected by the tcn Is a six story
reinforced concrete building on tho
southeast corner of 1851 street and
Willis avenue. 225xl00.
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Other Deals In Manhattan.

J. Clarence Davies sold for the III. W.
G. Corporation, Henry W. Gennerich
president. the eight story Livingston
building. 50y?0 on the northeast corner
OF Third street ana West Broadway
Christine Boyle sold to Frank OSulli-
van 233 West Eighteenth street. a three
story front and four story rear build
ing. 25xs2.
Bernard Smyth e. Sons sold 60 the
Sheffield Farms Company for the estate
Of Peter A. Hegeman the property at 542-
544 West Fifty-seventh street, 50x10 ).
This property adjolns their main office
building and milk depot.
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REAL ESTATE-0UT OF CITY.
Long Island--sale or Rent.
EIGHT ROOMS AND TWO BATHS.

Along South shcrss
Babylon. Y I.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-23
NOTICE


Sealed proposals will be received by
the Board of Education Of he Borough
of Hiyhlai.i Park. MiddIesex County. N.
j., at tho Lafayette School, Highland
Park. Middlesex County. N. j. on Sep
TENDER 81, 1920 at $500 o'clock p. NJ,
Daylight Saving Time for alterations and
additions 10 the Hamilton School located
on third Avenue near Wayne STREET.
Highland Park. N. J. Also alterations and
additions to Irving School. located on
Central Avenue between Third and Mer-
riland Averues. Highland Park. N. j., ac-
cording to plans and spt cihcations pre-
pared by Alexander Merchant. Architect.
Proposals will be "a for General Con-
struction (2) Heatins and Ventilating go
Plumbing "a. Electric Wiring. which shall
be on a proposal blank furnished by the
Architect.
Plans and specifications for this work
can be seen at the office Of Alexander
Merchant, Architect. No: scs George St.
New Brunswick. n. J. A deposit OF
quired Tor the safe return of plans and
specifications
A certir ed check made payable to the
Board Of Education of the Borough of
Highland Park. Middlesex County. N. J.
to the amount of 5 per cent Of each
estimate must bid.
The Bosfd of Education of the Borough
Of High'aL.i Park. Middlesex County. N.
j.. reserve the right 10 reject any or all
bids.
WALTER SMITH.
Chairman of Building Committee.
cONDIT ATKINSON.
Secretary
MISREPRESENTATION.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-23
CITY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

An Ordinance to r~e-estabIish the grade
of Neville Street Between Groom st.
and the Westerly Termines OF Neville
Street, and to cause same to be graded
to re-estabiished grade.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY or
PERTH AMBOY.
Sec. /. That grade Of Neville Street be-
tween Groom Street n the westerly
terminus of Neville Street. be
re-established in accordance with the
plans on ME- In the office OF the City
Surveyor.
Sec. .. That said street shal be grad
ed to the re- established grade in accord
ance with said plans.
Sec. .. That said work shall be done
as a local Improvement.
Sec. &. All ordinances Inconsistent
herewith be and hereby are repealed.
Sec. 5. This ordinance snail take ef-
feet immedi ately.
The foregoing ordinance vas introduced
and passed on its FIRST reading at the
meeting OF the Council II the City Of
Perth Amboy. held September goth. 1929
and will be taken up for second and third
readings anS final passage At thu meet
ing OF the Council to he teld October 4th
1920. In the Council Chamber. City Hall,
Perth Amboy, n. J.
Dated. Sept. %. 1920.
ARTHUR q. GRAHAM.
1es04-s-2s-1o-2 City Clerk.