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PAGE SIX, I REAL i Syndicate Buys Lunch Compar Sixteen Story Structure at Pear Buft atre Site of Century I H. L. Moxley Co. sold for the Central Syndicate Building Company the sixteen story office building at 820 to 324 Broadway, northeast corner of Pearl 75x150. to the Morgenstern Brothers Syndicate.

Baldwin H. Schupp. president of the Moxley company, stated yesterday that the deal Involved the renewal of the lease on the ground floor and basements with the Citizens' National Bank for a long term at a considerable increase In rent. The building was built by the selling company for the purpose of providing a permanent borne for the bank. It has among Its tenants the Arkwright Club, the Standard Textile Products Company, each oc e.upying two entire floors; the United 8tates Finishing Company and several bleachery and cotton goods houses, as well attorneys and real estate operators.

Negotiations for the resale of the property to a prominent investor by same brokers Is pending. Exckaase Buffet Company Buys. The sale of an interesting parcel in John street has Just been concluded after nego- Mauvuo cAicuuiug liucnuibkcmj uvci a period of more tfian two years. Through Manning Trunk the Exchange Buffet Corporation acquired from the Volkenlng estate ft to 23 John street, old four and story buildings occupying a plot of about 10,400 square feet. The property was bold at about $675,000.

It is the intention of the buying company to erect a new building of undetermined height on the site. Frederick Putnam Piatt probably will be the architect The lunch company will occupy part of the ground floor, all the basement and sub-basement in the new structure, and will lease the balance of the space. The plot has an interesting history. Between 1800 and 1810 it was the site of the old John Street Theatre, which was located at the rear of the plot and reached a ten foot alley, still in existence. In the front of the property it was a refreshment park and lawn, where it was the custom of those attending the performance to obtain refreshments during the intermissiona About five years ago the property was leased to the late William Ooekroft, but bis death terminated improvements contemplated at that time.

Knox Building In Reported Deal. Acoording to reports in circulation in 5th av. real estate circles yesterday a group of builders have negotiations well advanced for leasing for a long term of years the ten story Knox Building at the southwest corner of 5th av. and 40th opposite the Public Library. Title to the property stands In the name of the Farm ers ajia xruei Loniyauy.

11 frbntape of 33 feet in 5th av. and 110 feet in 40th at. Colncldentally there was formed at Albany on Wednesday the Fortieth Street and Fifth Avenue Corporation, with a capital of $50,000, and Benjamin Mordeeai and E. C. and F.

G. Fotter as directors. The Knickerbocker Building Sold. The Knickerbocker, an eleven story apartment at the southeast corner of 5th av. and 28th held at about $800,000, has been sold by the Farmers' Loan and Trust Company to a syndicate.

The structure, 86.10x125, probably will be altered into a commercial structure at the expiration of the present leases. It was one of the first co-operative apartment houses erected in Manhattan. W. Albert Pease, and M. Loewenthal were the brokers.

Another John Street Sale. Charles F. Noyes Company sold to I Sipsbee Graham, for the Stevens estate, represented by Louis Ehrenberp, 109' John st. Mr. Graham now owns at this point a plot of square feet at the intersection of John and Pearl ludlng 107 and 109 John et.

and 239 Pearl An architect has heen commissioned to prepare plans for an eight or twelve story building to be erected when present leases expire. Mr. Graham owns many other parcels in the neighborhood. Garage for Park Sc Til ford. Frank B.

Taylor sold for Mrs. Anna. Schneider, George Relehard and Mrs. Bertha Herbert, 537 to 641 West 43d st, 75x100.7.. for Improvement with a three story garage, which will he occupied by Park A Tllford, under a long lease.

The property adjoins the seven story candy factory of Park Tilford, now under construction, running through from 43d to 44th st. Kale fa (Tiff Street. Broadway-John Street Corporation, Ellas A. Cohen, president, bought from the Brooklyn Trust Company 10 and 21 Cliff a five story building, also 1:4.1 ana '-'45 Pearl a five story building, 40x100, through Frederick Zltted Sons. Bvlldrm Purchase Plata.

Pease Elllman sold for Simon Eewald to James McGulre builders, the three four story flats ICS to 173 Hast 74th Apxnairnu tn Many Deals. Worthington Whltehouse, and Sidney D. Ripley sold for Frederick Brown 40 East 6-d a nine story apartment, M.4xt00.6. Charles Galewski bought from Forbes Co. the elx story apartment, 100x100, at 1.391 to 1,397 Madison southeast corner of through John Finck.

Charles Galewski resold to the Plottsmouth Realty Company the six story apartment, 94x108, at 5t Hamilton place, northeast corner of 139th through Albert Rosenthal. Julius Fachragh sold for the Equitable Ufa Assurance Society and the West Mercer Corporation the two four story buildings, 27x98.9, at 257 and 239 West 25th st. Harry Ginsburg bought the fire story tenement at 204 West 87th st. Jacob Wiagan bought from Joseph Shenk the two six story houpps at. 1,429 and 1,431 6th av? through 10.

and 8. Lee. Colegate Court, a six story apartment building, 40x100.8, at 408 and 410 F.aat 89th has been sold by Ada Kuhn to J. Desmond through John Copek. Morris Ropateln resold for Taaac Tortman the five story apartment, 70x 89, at 655 West 177th at.

Other Manhattan Sales. Charles E. Moore sold for the Manning Bombard Realty and Construction Company 368 West Broadway, corner Broome a five story loft. Cross A Brown Company sold the building at 98 and 101) Bleeckrr st. to the Fenmoro Realty Company for Mary B.

Brandagee, of Boston. Van Vllot A- sold for John Wellenkamp the four story flat at 791 Greenwich 34.6x68x86. T. Portmsn resold through Julius Tishtnan A 8oti the eleven story building. 46x M.9.

at 49 and 51 West 2tlh st. Blawaon A Hobbe resold for Daniel B. Freedman 314 West 92d a flva story dwelling, 39x121. Charles Sehlmmer sold to TTarry Behleslnger 230 East 79th a three story dwelling. Rafter estate sold the five storv building, at 434 and 426 East 123d st.

Realty and f'nnstriict-lbn Company sold to Louis llrrecr Ihrrr 4 diary apartments at to i uiton ATE in Rrna ly Acquires Plot? a 1 Street Corner Purchased by et Company Obtains The- Reports. av.t Bronx, through Nicholas Hodes and Isaac Propn. I Q. P. Salzman sold for tha MannlngRernhard Realty and Construction Com pany oi r.ast a xi oi-ory emus, (Anna Binin.

E. E. Thomas sold 912 St. Nlhcolas av.t a (3 story dwelling, for Edward J. O'Shaugh- jnessy; 545 West 156th a 5 story apartment, 39.9x99.11, for Mrs.

J. S. Booth; 551 S. West 159th st, a 3 story dwelling, H. Kempner and Edward Raw purchased 257 and 259 West 23th two 3 i story dwellings, 27x100, through Julius Bachrach, and 118 West 49th a 4 story 11 building, 21.4x104, through J.

Romaine Brown Company. 21 Bayers tn the Bronx. I mmi rm Vl A i -uola vuiicn anu uatuu nirm uuuguv mo five story apartment, 75x100, at the southeast corner of Av. St John and Fox st. Max Cohen bought 850 East 180th a five story apartment, 70x73; also sold 494 East 167th a six story apartment, 4" 13x92; 735 East ICOth a six story apartment, 49x96; 673 Dawson a six storv apartment, 26x105, and 595 Tinton a five story apartment, 37.6x100.

J. Clarence Davies sold for Cornelia S. Dean and others 1,039 Collcgo a three Si family house. 22x92. Henry Mergenthau Company sold to John J.

Heitler, 100xl04x irregular, vacant, in of Westchester av. Five-story building at the southwest 5" corner of Fordham road and Tiebo'ut originally owned by Henry Linsnau, has been sold to a client by H. A. Keiher. Adolph Lang sold the two family dwelling, 855 169th st for E.

Goldaker to Mayer Brumberg. Recent Leases. Albert B. Ashforth, leased store and In wl W.Bt witK In William Levy; space in 368 5th av. to N.

T. Hageman space in 671 6th av. to Thomas J. Gannon and Marie Antoinette Copley, and in 1,178 Broadway to Abraham Seldo and Irving Rosenberg. Cushman Wakefield, Inc.

leased for Osgood Pell agents, tenth floor in 15 West 44th st. to the Harry Porter Company, and in 516 6th av. to E. A. Browning.

Charles F. Noyes Company leased offices in 37 and 39 Maiden lane to Bamett g. Daniel; second floor in 45 Maiden lane to C. J. Kirby; floor in 27 Beekman st.

to Ferdinand F. Robin; loft in 97 Maiden lane to the Gauvin Agency, floor in 27 Beekman st. to Truly Warner; floor in 102 John st. to Broun-Green Company, and floor in 157 Water st. to the Eastern Burlap Bag Company.

Louis Schrag leased for Mark W. and Catherine Brenen 158 and 160 West 21st st, two 4 story dwellings, to Stern Okum. who will remodel them for business pur- 11 poses. Brooklyn Corner Sold. J( David Slegel sold for a client of Nathan it.

Stone the loft 100x50. at 258 and 260 Alnsllo nt. corner of Graham Brook lyn. 100 Yonkera Lota. Joseph P.

Day sold for William G. Grieb 1( one hundred lota located at Nepera Park, Yonkers, to Ralph R. Mulligan, who has 8 declared his Intention of improving the parcels with one and two family houses, to be ready for occupancy In the spring. Mr. Grleb has owned the property for thirty years.

Mr. Mulligan developed several properties purchased through Joseph P. Day at auction. Other Realty Reports. E.

C. Griffin and P. H. Collins sold cottage and half an acre at the corner of Park and Grove Larchmont, NT. 1: for Florence M.

Daggett to James Murray Allison. Frank Hughes Taylor Company sold for 1 R. J. Conovan to Dr. J.

Hamilton Small Colonial dwelling, 00x150 feet, at 8 Brunswick road, Montclair, N. J. 1 Howe Thompson sold for Charles B. Bartram 75x150, vacant, in Walworth White Plains, N. to Mrs.

Arthur G. Holland; also to Emerson W. Adams lots 228 and 229, with buildings, in White Plains Park. P. J.

H. Whittaker, for twenty-one years with Max Marx, has been elected vice president of Ennis Sinnott, and 1 firm 1' ACADEMY ST. 045. a. 100 ft of YermUyea runa lOOx 00: Mat et al to Dena Totubenr.

24 Pike at. 1. ft aJ: mttre $40,000: Dec 12: atty. taepb Kulkin, 104 Nassau st $100 AMSTERDAM AV. cor 175th it Wl.

100x150: Pennant llealty Co to Joaenb Bonder Co. 20 rotze $210,000: Dec 20: atty. Abr Wilkes. 03 Park row BROADWAY. cor Franklin at.

to Franklin place, with rights to alley; American Express Co to Transit ltcalty Co, 149 Chnrch st: A a. a Dec 81; atty. A Co, 170 Broadway $100 3,184. a. 35 ft a of 125t.h at.

I 82.0x73; Slienk A Co to Samuel Sohwartx. 30 111th at. A Israel Itoaenthal. 130 111th I at: inttre $22,500: Dec 81; atty. BenJ Schwarti.

198 Broadway $100 BROOME ST. 100. a. 25x00; Jacob Rosenthal 880 95th St Corpu. 170 Broadway; mtge Not 20: atty.

Alex Nataneon, 170 Broadway $100 CARMINE ST. a a. 25 ft of Bedford st; Krereft Realties to Rugglero Ronsra. 08 Charles st: mtze atty. Young.

105 Broadway $100: CROSBY ST. 03. a. 21.8x100; Tyler Estate to Caotasano. 82 Bayard st, A uno; Pec 13: nttys.

tiettlnger A Co. 03 Park row. DIVISION ST. 219-222, eor Clinton at. runa I 1 20.10* a 90; Norman Corpn to 37 St Mark's Place Cnrpn, 100 5th nv.

Dec 1: attya, Marka A Marks. 03 Park FTTLTON St. 305. a. 175.1 ft of Church at.

24.10x78.10: rector. Ac. of Trinity Ar-ow llnldlnir Corporation. 217 Broadway! mtire $50,000: atty. Julius Ztoscr.

277 Bro'-dwsv 8AMR prop- Arrow Holding Corporation to frits Frxandlr. Ill 82d it: mtB? $50,000: ijll 11rns; Pro 31: atty. sumo ORKKNW1CH ST. 25x100: 11 Ms wit rt al to fSoldmryer. Thtel A Arnold.

CO Varlek st: rntgr $17,000: all Urns; Drc 81: atty. A o. 100 Broadway $100 GREENWICH ST. 750. a.

50.10 ft 11th 21x71.0; Jan Coward to Arrow Holding Corpn. 217 Broadway; Pre 18: atty. Zlcsrr. 217 Broadway $100 I. JOHN ST.

12 A. 10. a a. (56.4x50.8x50.8x88.10: It John st Rralty I "rp to Oonroursr KstatOT. 183 Itpradway; mtgr attya.

Flsmmi. A 1,. 185 Broadway 1 DF.NOX AV. a ror I41at at. 00.11x120: Frrdl rrtek Mrnkr to Krrwood Conatru Co.

574 T.rnos I mtgr 8157.000: Pre 81: atty. Samnrl Ration 88 Park row MADISON tTT. -'M, 23x108; Manhattan Brldsr a Plar.a Realty Co to Samnrl Cohrn. at Patrraon mtxr $24,000. nit llrna.

Dm 81: Morris T.rrln 80 34tli st $1 MADISON AV. 527-581. a ror 54th st. 80.5**>: 1. Dunoan Btdklrv to Waltf Orrratlmr Co.

2 45th at: niter all Itrna: atty, II MeOmin, 55 T.lltrrtr MFRRAY ST. 117. a. 23.3x62.8; Corlnnr do Moorr to ITrrman Knrnahrrns. 107 Murray ajj rw attv.

A Co. 170 PARK PLACE. 118-114. Orrmwlch 2 76.4x88.4x75x27.8: Kdna Tull to 10S114 Park! Plsrr ''nrnn. t70 Broadway; mtep pre I 26; Herman A Krnat.

170 Broadway PARR TR.1I ft of llllfti -r. 2.5*00; 2 Kath Merer to Ham M'helnn. 1fl.1d Dec If; alty. Robt Pulton 7 41 R1VKRMIDK nniVK. nor ni 70.1* 00.7* 1 ltai.11 to street 101.4 to br: at.

75 ft of, Madiaon nr. Rbonn l'rlll al to 4 A f'nrpn. Dec 1'elnrf A I M. 100 r.roartwir RTVK.ll.StPh Kill VI 11 Kh .1. mm 00.2* ton.

11? 101 li to bee; 74th at. 75 ft MinlUon nv, 102.2; Rabecra Merer to I llrlll. 10? 65th at, rl at: IVv 24; an vs. I'elner A M. 10O Broadway RIVKRSIDK DRIVE, 127th -I.

11 1 80.6* 146.3* 140.11* 100 ir. llollnr Co A O. 118 1201b I mtie fell.OOO; pee Morrison A S. I 800 Broad war 8AMK prop; Jot Co to College Holdlne Co. 130th at; mtee l0 attra.

ROOK 61. a a. 22.11**0.2*25.5*02.5: 1 Johnson 10 "nth Jnekenn, 140 tTnran Parkway, Brooklyn; ti ter prv 1 A 1 VKIIMI I I.A A 1 a 1.0.f Of, I I'hiii Kini'u'1 TiHn l.eu inr t'ortm in a ttoidiaa Ul 420U at. aetata NEW YORK HE! ftwufcrUec 4. J.

'il-ani jUuru Yv auuelman 1 Broad? mi i. SH.OOO: Dei- atljs. 1100 txi KKM1JL.YLA AV. 8. ISO ft wot ibuam 150; College Holding Co hhenk fc co.

118 120th st; rorce Dec Morrison A 8. 330 100 a KKM1LYKA AV. 50 ft of 204 th at. Purchase Holding Corpn to Ousele fl I'dnberg. 115th bt; $34,000.

Dec 31. ol attT. Louis Manheim, 302 BroaOwav. liHKN ST. 24.10 ft of ColleW piece.

tt Helen KaU uuo to fi ent Rlectrical Supply Co. Warrrn it.JtetM C1 Dec 31; attya. Jackson P. "4 BROADWAY. s.

07 ft of 3d IJtrlurahm Holding Co to Man.llle K.alty to. 130 jculton bt; utty. Aaivn achwurtt. Io0 Fulton at A ME prop. Hy Carbury to LiTinxstcm Holding 2' Liberty Dec etty.

PH ST, 832 A 334 E. Cobn ei al to Cyli Teitelbeum. 2.318 Htkin Bronx; mtsre all Ileus; Dec 31; Hytnan Lurie. PI I AV. s.

28 fr of 27th bt 30.8*100. MeypowJu to Griffon Holding Corpn. o-W otn mtge Dec 29; any. Uobt Strange. 149 Broadway $100 Pll AV, oor 15tb at, 276.1x108.6: 15tb at.

a 250 ft of 10th av, 25x206.6; Farmers' Loan A Trust Go Unis) to 8. National Biscuit Co, 100 13tb at: Pec attar A Co. 176 JWiO.OiXI hi rn AV, s. 108.C ft of 15tb st. 11.3; VVm Astor to National Biscuit Co.

409 15th Sept 33; atty, A Co, 176 Broadxray.Sl AV. cor 40tb st. 100x29 4x 'rrea: tdw Hancy a do (exrs) to Eastern American Chair Co. 461 st: all lieus: atty. US "TO Co.

32 Court at. Brooklyn -347(500 1TH ST. 42 s. Louis Stroock et al to David Edelsohn. 757 178th st, A 5110: atty A Co.

176 Broadway HO" AMD prop; Louts Stroock et nl to Stroock. '25 Park a v. A Jos Stroock; Dec 29; atty. TO? A Co, 176 Broadway 5TH ST. M6 A 518 E.

s. 26x103.3; 13th st. a. 395 ft of av B. 25x103.3: Kmil Meriaeteteln to A Realty Co.

424 80th st; atty. viiinara Weiss. 320 Broadway rTH ST, 218 Sarah Patrick to $1 Amalle Shumaker, 218 17th st; mtfe atty. ft Co. 178 A it) ST, 138 8 W.

a a. 41.8x98.9; Robert Irwin Powell Co to Duaon Batatas. 13o Broadway; mtge all Hens: Deo 18; attys. Goldsmith ft B. 1.476 Broadway ID ST, 482 a 22x98.9: Bmliie 3 al to Louisa Reusaer, 288 8th av; 30.

Pi 1TH ST. 319-21 E. a. 60x109.5; Kva Korn to Mayer Silverman, 870 Riverside Drive; mtge Ti atty, A A Feinberg, 220 Broadway fTH ST. 218-18 E.

a a. 43x100.5; Hirbaiiab to William Rooms. 101 st; mtsra $20,000: March 11. 1919; atty. ft Oo, 176 Broadway TH ST, 242 W.

a. 18.9x100.5. with strip ad I on 53d st. 348 W. s.

18.9x100.5; Ludin to Susan A Ludin. 119 Prospect Park W. Brooklyn: 2-3 part: mute attys. Bauerdorf ft Ill Broadway $100 1MB prop: suuic to Etiecne Ludin. 448 3d st.

(a Brooklyn: 1-3 part; subj to 1-3 of inti nttya. same tj ST ST, 342 W. 20x100; Lizzie Loehhcad to Wm Browne. 338 51st st; Dec 31: attys. Alexander ft 120 Broadway $27,000 rTH ST.

39 ft of Park av. 20x80.5 000 Park Av Co to Edgar A Levy, 505 5th av, ft ano; mtge $72,000: Jane 13. 1917; attya. IIS Isaacs 51 William at $100 iTH ST. 417 K.

37.8x100.5: mtre $29,000 tl all liens: 65th st. 429 E. s. 212.7 ft of fj av A. 37.7x100.5: $23,500 ft all llena: r.nolus Beers to Jos VVelsbere ft ano, 133 Manhattan av: attys.

Lord. Day 49 Wall st $100 2D ST. s. 100 ft of ae. 25x102.2: Alfred Morewood to Ktasrloc Holding Co.

5 Bcekman ft: mtjse $20.000 $1 2D ST. 163 E. s. 25x102.2; Maurice Barry $: A nnn (exrs. to Alfred Morewood.

324 107th st: Dec 30 $36,000 $: ITH ST, 120 W. 22x102.2: Mountford Orth to Edw Gardner. 120 74th st: mice Dec 15: atty. Co. 176 Broadway.

yrn ST. 310 E. 25x102: Mennelsteln to II ft Realty Co. 424 80th $800: Dec 24: atty. William Weiss.

320 BroJd. ft way $100 ITH ST. 49-70 W. s. 248x102.2: 181st st.

VI Ml-15 VV, s. 50x100 22d st. 3-7 W. 82x PS.9; also mtges. stocks, bonds.

deed of ft trust: Stephen ft Susan Clark to Walter Elanders ft Watson Day. Peiham Manor. NT: In trust for I Clark: Jan 26. 1917: attys. Ver li Planck ft P.

149 Broadwne $1 ITH ST. 23 W. a. 20x100.8: Rebecca Stranss to Rosario'fl Maxzold. 15 Oottaee St.

Bavonne. mtze $15,000: Dec 27: attys. Rieceluian. G. 128 Broadway fl ST.

fc. 100.2 ft of Parle ar. 26.8x Soonset Rralty Coiun to Alliance Realty Co. 115 Broadway: mtce $17,000: Dec 30: nttys. Balihaee S.

Ill Broadway ST. K.S0.2 ft of Amsterdam av, 20.Ox 97.2x24.11x02.4: Charlotte Winston to Gertrude McFall. 202 4th ax. Rome, Ga: mtge $20,000: attys, Middlebrook B. 46 Cedar st.

$100 AMR prop: Gertrude McFatl to Winston. 64 104th st: mtce Dec 23: Httyx. same $100 ST. s. 212.6 ft of 1st av, 37.4x100.11; 5 37 19th St Realty Co to Jacob Lipman.

678 2d av; atty. Co. 176 iKin NTH ST. 100.10 ft of Broadway, 32.2x 70.2: Geo Walker (trustee) to Geo Walker Samuel Walker under deed of trust, even date). 200 Convent av: atty.

Edgar fl Wbitloek. 2 Rector st $1 I HTH ST. 310 W. a a. 20x100.11; Jennie A Sin- I olalr to Eugene A Gage.

204 76tl) at: Dec I 20: atty. A Verrlers, 59 Wall st $100 I 225 K. s. 25x100.11: Emma Atterhury to Frauwal. Inc: mtge Dec 17: attya.

290 A ME prop; Frauwal. Inc. to Arswln Realty Corpn, 302 Broadway: ratge Dee 29: nttv. Monroe Calm. 200 5th nv $100 ST.

a a. ft of 1st ar. 37.6x100.11: 1 107tb st. a s. ft of 1st av.

87.6x100.11; 107th at. a s. 212.6 ft of 1st nv. 37.6x100 11; 107th st. s.

173 ft of 1st av. 37.6x100.11; Sylvester Pope et al (trustees) to Ralph Belllno. 7S3 Elsmcre Bronx: Dec 30: attya. Middlebrook 4 B. 46 Cedar st $100,000 I1TH ST.

80 K. a a. 1C.Sxl00.1l: Dora Maver to Samuel Barasx. 80 llltb st: mtge $6000: Dec 30 8100 12TH ST. s.

190 ft of 3d av. 30x111 (fore- closure); Edw Thoniaa (ref) to Jno Bopo. 1.155 Park av; Dec 31: atty. 4 Co. 1 Broadway $22,500 I4TH ST, a a.

95 ft of Manhattan av. 50x I 100.11: Otto Horwltx 4 ano to Coaul Realty Corp. 38 Park row: mtge $00,500: atty. hcrcer, 38 Park row $100 15TH ST. a 50 ft of Manhattan av.

25x 100.4; 850 115th St Cornn to David Kltwrrr. I 243 14th st: mtge Dec 29: atty. 4 Co. 135 Broadwar $100 15TIT ST. II 50 ft of Manhattan av.

25x 10O.4: Riehle. to same: mtge $17,000: I attv. 4 Co. 135 Broadway $100 I I9TH ST. 105 W.

a. 16.8x100.11: Mntunl Life Ins Co of to Joseph Snhougli. 5.956 South Halstead at. Chicago. Ill: atty.

Johnson. 111 Broad wav $100 21ST ST. E. s. 17x100.11: Emigrant Industrial Sav Bank to Helen nermine, 170 116th st.

a. Dec 31; atty. 4 Co 176 Broadway 31 ST ST. 440 E. a a.

25x100.11: Franwnl. Inc. to Arswin Realty Co. 302 Broadway: inter bttv, .1 i inn. jn J1ST ST.

446 B. a a. 2Slino.11: Albert Attertwiry to 1'mnwal. Tlicr mtTe Dec 17: nttxa. A Strans.

200 Rroadway 1 ST. a. 13S0 ft of 3d ax. 16.3x00.4: Mar ltcillx to Eneo Erancahandera. 402 31st A Elonnrdo Krancabandern.

402 at, part: atty. A Oo. 176 r.rmrlnnT $1 11 ST ST. a. ft of Park ax.

SOrOO.11: Ikhhc Haft to Trl-Horwitfh Corpn, 2.127 ax; mUrr 143.250; Dec 30: attx. A 0. 176 531) ST. 502 W. a a.

Bodenhelnjej A ano tears Ac) to Chain Eand Co. 045 2d nx: all liens: Dec 10; att.T. A Co. 176 Tlroadwnv $23,500 'ME i.ron; ritaln T-nnd On to Sol Klelen 132 7th at: rntke all lltns: Dec 31; nftx. same 40TH ST.

too W. a a. 10x09.11; to Cnth Mlc'l s. 767 Dnwaon at. Bronx: mtw 000: n't liens; Dec 31: atty.

A rn. 176 P'osdnsT 52D ST. 51 a a. 11; Bruckheimer Knnnte Cohen. 146 Varet at.

Brock rnt-(. X.T.OOO; Herbert Zarnlkauer. 80s Broadway, llrnoklvn fl ivrrri ST. 54:1 A W. a.

44.2T0fl.ll: Jamb Frledland to Pnthroae RealtT Corpn. 27 at: mice Dae 30: attr, Samuel ban. 01 row ST W. a a. 44x00.11: lletfmr Realty r.1 to llarrr IbMenlterc.

10 1lMh at: mtaea rrfto; Sept attr. Shapiro. lio Xaaaati at .1100 ROTTt ST, a llen.lamln ateln at at "ewara Realty Cnrnn. 330 Broadway: mtire 27.1; attTa, Ooldfeln A 3.V> Broidway IR0AT)WAV. M2 A A34.

lit loft: KUt-k Flnanee Porrm to Mamia A Krted, Ina, 20 Broadwnr: .1 yr? fmm lab 1, 1020: attya. Fried A K. 200 1 Broad wit ord'MBPS AV. S2S-3R. tat A 2d Rarhel Markowltr to Alexander Helfand.

207 241 at at, A ano; 2 front Feb 1. 1019: 1 yr renewal at and 2 more at IF.PTFR ST. 30-32. ror I.ndlow at. a A 1 Jnaeph A ano, axra.

to Max Aakklnnxe. 32 Hea- 1 A uno: ih from Mit 1. 413. Mr i. part Ftrrt Con Mr Co of flrooklvn to Wrnara 9 V) Ht John.

A hud; 10 Tin from t. 1019: 41.1 frxlncfon to IX'MXO 77 yarn at. MTr A flt office on 2d floor: FT r.ammann A ano, tmateea. to Thomaa Koocvear. 15 Clnreinont nr; .1 rrn front 1.

1020; attra, Eppatelu A It, 175 Bfh nr $5,500 TH AV. 257, I'nlted Htorea to Janiex Kntxiirno, (to 25th at: from Oct I. to .10 1029; attr. Harry Starkell. Rmadwar TH 707.

A John Bremer to John. Korater. 724 sth ar; 5 rra from May 1. 102ft: attra. ffarrN, r.

A S. tfl5 Broadway. 0TIT 4 15.1,". rt cor 10th at. all: fynilae Klaaeke et al to Joa Prraenaer.

80,2 2Mrt1 at: to rr? forr Oef 1, attr. 15 Kxchan-e nl, Jeraer ntr 500 ST. 42 I ft. atr A fat ft: John A fiarlrlnn. Jr.

A nno to Samuel Ahramowlta. 42 21at at. ef at: rra from Teb 1. ally. 51 (hnmbera at $2,250 ST.

0 V. all: nara Tillman to Julia A I'addell. 571 3M at: 15 yra from Mar 1. 'Old: attr. nnehard.

111 Kin OT'T ST, II K. narlor Cbaa to A Arnold A ane. fr (Ofti at; rra. from Sept 1. 1015: ally, Itoarncarten.

Tark row. $2 SOft to $5,000 Oi'tf 5FT. It K. cmrmd fl A aame to rame: 12 from OOO i 'II 11 Armvnlna rt to 1.11/, Kilfxnnoti, r.7th lit: 2' from Mir 1. mm; atfr.

A BuoMny, 14 Will at, Bankruptcy Matters. Too In bankruptcy bavn haan filed aalnat NFMRROV, retailer of to carmenta. at No. 21 West Thirty- north rtrr-rt. In one petition thr am Iven ok and rbe aaaeta M0.000.

In the ther lit ion are to be 1100,000 nnd br lodce Mater appointed I'naer rfc' iitr In 000 bond. with ail horllt In continue the for fill! date. IIU -i -iil'-man. at 1 to. IVrsi sr filed a il It II In I I iaMlli I To I UUBAUil HUM.

bparkUl. N. Otatf RALD, SATURDAY, A petition in bankruptcy here with Uabtlitiea of i.tifll and twen of nv.V?A i v. irtlandt street. Uaa filed In bauk-l iptcv witb liabilities of and aaseta Klven i unknown.

i WOLF HOLZBERG. alio tradinc ALHAM- I RA GARMENT SUOP, dealer in woollens. id manufacturing suits. ut No. 48 West Twentyrat street and No.

S.OdA Seventh avenue, lias led in bankruptcy. with liabilities 2T.iM? and assets of Judge Mayer has iasued an order dismissing! in bankruptcy filed by MAN PSTKIN on October 20. lblS. on consent of rodltors. Business Troubles.

Jntee Mayer has appontcd Asa 8. re-1 Jacob AnscheUvlts. merchant, at IJ Uunt Point avenue, in bond. COURT CALENDARS FOR TODAY. Appellate Division.

Supreme Court. Reeear. Supreme Court. Special Term. Part reenbaum.

J. Court opena at 10:30 A. M. hx irte Surrogates' Court. Cobalan.

10:30 A. U. No day calendar. City Court. Special Term.

Part Calla- til. J. Court opena at 10 A. M. Bis parte mat- ira at 10:30 A.

M. Judgments. Itew York County. The following Judgments were filed yesterday, tnuary 2. the first name being that of the Benjamin.

A. Miller. $10,046.87. Bailey. August, and Robert $800.

Byk. Abrahams. $531.96. Charles Ldeber, $8,478.46. Continental Brokerage Exchange.

r. Bous-! $3,240.71. I Daly. Michael, and James 1.000. Sciikm.

Arnlio. and Horaclo A. i merlenn Trading $2,155.62. Gonldeo, Alfred Hoffman, Charles? M. E.

Blatt, $551.95. I Lvnch. John, and Fidelity and Deposit Ca. $1,000. Muwlkaut.

Harry and National Surety eople, $1,000. Shavlnsky, Barnet. Harry Shavlnsky and Mortis fender. Shore Co. $3,296.10.

Siegcl. Contracting I 034 41. Sloniie Syndicate. S. Corwln.

$555.21. National Surety Gt-orge Schuster and corec $3,000. Vldkunn. Johnson Onion Telegraph $2,813,79. Bronx County Keleer, Frieda, and William Ftnemer ii Lehmunn! Eichler Brewing Satisfied Judgments.

Xfr York County. The first name Is that of the debtor, the second ml of the creditor and date when Judgment was Daynard, Joseph, and Fidelity and Deposit Commy of Feb. 24, 1919, 100. M'oschaladea, Socrates and George? Luigl Vecchl. March 28, 1919, Gardner, Edward and Casualty otnpany of New York; Sept.

13, 1919 (vacated), 100, New York; Jan. 10. 1917, 122.40. C. Kaysex et June 26.

1918, I 032.46. Products Company, Dec. 25, m. $129.53. Richards, Kitty, and Bnrney Dec.

17, 1919, $500. Powler. Stanley C. and Anna T. Gieeler: April 3.

1919. Kramer, Jacob, and P.arucy Dec. 16. 1919, SflOO. Healy, Timothy, John J.

Brcnnan. Eugrne J. Iood and Wiliam S. Myers; Aug. 12, )19.

$1,764.17. McNulty. Patrick S. Myers; Sept. 8, 1919,1 1,759.02.

Punt E. Nichols et al; OMST'SI I Oppenhelmer, Charles Goldman; Dec. 4, Neben Mfg. Company, M. Price et al; 1 111.

9. 1919, I New York Trual Company Colony rust and Savings Bank; Dec. 27, 1919, 83. MONEY TO LOAN AND WANTED I ON BOND AND MORTGAGE. mortgage money, 1.13 Broadway, room 1 1 CITY R5AL ESTATE.

Property Established 1841. BRYAN L. KENNELLY teal Kstnte Broker. Appraiser ft Auctioneer 56 Broadway. Teleohono 1547 Cortlandt.

I Borough of Sale. from Battery to 14th laclaslre. OR SALE. 5 STORY. 25X103; GOOD LIGHT; noon CARRYING CAPACITY: DELIVERY 'EBRD ART 1: NEAR BROADWAY' ANI), I ROOM ST.

HENRY TRFN'KMAN. 187 LA- 1 1 00X100. Greene Improved with five storv biilldlnes: all departmental complied rlth; rents $211,000: can increased: 60 per ent of purchase can remain on bond and mortaee at 4 ner cent Interest. A. 245 Herald Hywntown.

Lbeve 14th St. to SOtb St. 'Inclusive) East River to Korth Iliver. LOFT BLDG? 100x100 above 23d adjacent to Fireproof. Slight improvementa1 assure large income.

POSSESSION ON TITLE mnpfen erf? fit. tractive terms. j. 438 West 31st St. 4 Story Brick Front and Rear Free Clear.

One-Third Caah. G. W. WHITTAKER. Tel.

Murray A MANAGEMENT 2nd TO NONE. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. W. 1 vON. 308 IM St.

I ABOVE 141li -I 12 loft bulldltis. GOxllOj $80,000 rimti needed. 8 A IT M. 170 Uroadway. Ibove Av.

to East Hlver Enut vtnry ami Snxemrnt realdenee; refined neighborhood: cash required 1.000- nofwmlon May. Snip Acent. f.KOX Af.T-.MTER. 02 Ksud SOlh. 21 Fh-i irr nnil tnent excellent Mock Jltl.VlO: cash -equlred 1 ood future.

Sole Arenl. LEON S. ALTAI AVER. 62 East 1 Ibavt SMIi Av. to North Rlvrr.

IN elevator apartment, excellently located. on en all private hottne block, alx rent $18,800: auo.uuv. liLUX S. Akin.lir.n. gtbjtt.

opportunity for family to acquire an olrpiinl prlrate hnuae. rooms, I ntbs, Want cstilre October 1. P20: po-oo-raion mny bo hurl Slay T. 1020: no redra. fnVN'pu S'n-er Building.

"OtTB five Sto baiii 5 With and 10R til: hoice Investment to close estate: rare bar- I Tin. TOLLMAN. t'1 Broadway. IVaaklaHaii llriatitn. Ahair Ural of Nth At.

Washington Heights. 7f. ft. 5 slnrv modorn walk up; ltentsl prior $100,000. Bonts can easily lie increased to $18,500.

A barrsln to oiilok Imvrr. KKIIOK A (ill.LIAR. I Dnmuwin, Borough of or Rent. KKAVtT TO MOV ft to dato nnr. family hrl'-k liouac.

nlna itmma, wo hli-inn (mat. oak floora ind all Improvrinatitn; trlrpliono Inn tailed; III rufitir: from uliwar and inaln Jamaica atalion. prion 111.300; morltrn nno- a rral bargain tFJV.1 AMIS KtVliKT. .124 Knllnn OlPOtlonn 47H Jaiini.ra. ESTATF-OUT OF Long Sale or Rent.

SHORE, L.I. 1 'Pbono Pay Shora 302 1 II REAL fATE STF.R I' nr- FOR SUMMER CAMP )R roi.oNY. 11 a. fine high, oiling land nnnda, water tlew, dwelling noma. earner, too mlmitna to riatloti.

nix tr'notea fine harlao anil POO. n.irtti dniinln: bargain. tiANIW. M. T.

AlHH ilKji li. 11 i iota, nil' L'lo i for UniKr. K. irttooiu X. 1 a XVARY 3, 1920.

REAL OF Long or Bent. KOMESEEKERS Don't wait 'till Hprlic For that Home In FREEPORT Consult as now. Our list comprises modem homes, every refinement cud convenience. cost ins from $7,000 to Sto.ctno. A mor them Is Just TUB ONE you'Te been about DON'T PUT IT OFF.

COME NOW or you will be doomed to disappointment HENRY J. McCORD. 85 Railroad Directly opposite station. 'Phone 978. Open Sundays.

by appointment. i.nr.ar HGl'H TO North Shore and Lone Island Lata tea, $10,000 to $200,000. BAKBR CROWKIX. 47 Wett 34th at. (PECULATORS can boy lota, two fnrnlly.

semi-detached botiae. barna at Galley Stream, L. I l5r. fare to Sew York; at price. S.

CAI'ORALE. 1.929 03d trooklyn. 14 ACRES LAND, hijth, dry; near turnpike: price $4,100: terms. DANUSL M. GERARD.

1JK4 Broadway. or Bent. WESTCHESTER COUNTY SPECIALISTS estates i acreage "ALONG THE SOUND'7" REAL ESTATE. Chas. Field Griffen II gt Murray MEW ROCHELLE.

ear station schools, markets. seven rooms, wo bathe. hot water heat, cas and electricity: ilot 100x100; asking $15,000: open for offer. T. J.

SULLIVAN. 20 North av. "Phones 900 and 3756. New or Bent. ready for occupancy uoiv.

$8,000 on easy terms buys a 7 I room house with 2 baths and 1-3 acre. I $12,000 10 room house with 3 baths. I garage anil 2-3 acre. Many prices, sizes and designs. Easy commntation to N.

Y. C. 900 ft. elevation. A little cash and I your rent buys it.

MOUNTAIN LAKES. JWITwayjN. JELLEVILLE AV? near Third lot 65x117 feet; desirable site for apurtuient, garage or tores and flats. Apply DEMAREST. 717 Clnney building.

class houses, DINNKBEIT. 117 Elm Bogota. N. J. ENGLEWOOD.N.J., ti.

Weatherby Englewood, N. J. or Rent. pOR SAI.E?1 have in Omaha. a store and apartment building; gross income 1 ylsh to sell on a lit per cent basis of net lnome; this is flue property.

Address JOHN T. I'DD, Waldorf, New York. REAL ESTATE WANTED. IV buy or tease. SO feet, vneant or old stable, between 14th und filtth flth and 11th its.

FRED'K FOX A 14 West 40th st. Brooklyn. Bay Ridge. one or two 'uOTily bouse. MOE A 3d av.

and 50th nook 1 From Battery to 14th Inclusive. (VTIITE wast BOJlOo; possession February 1. 1'JtiO. 'Plioue OWNER. Above 14th St.

to BOtb St. ttnclnalve), I East Itlvrr to North ftlver. 1 SIXTH Vicinity of 42d St. 11.000 nqiinrr feet in modern fireproof loft building: will divide: early poaaeaalon. HARRIS VACGHAN, 569 Fifth Ave.

Tel. Vnnderbllt SI. OFFICES. '727 7TH BrX)CK ABOVE TIMES SQFARK; RENT INXLDES HEAT. LIGHT.

SERVICE. OATMAN. 1.r?r>C? HROADWAT. Times Square Floor Space tfiOO aqtnire feet; elevator, good light; suitable showroom, offices; poafUMim February rent $7.000. GVJ'.

A. BOWMAN. 115 Went 42(1 at. rHRKF. 26ilO0.

tmr 24tb occupancy February 1. 1920. 'Phone OWNER. 1888? Oreeley. lloronKh of Brooklyn.

CORNER store to let. 67th at. and 5th Rfm.Jrl>n Ilorniiub nt Qurrni. CWO story hiilldlntf and dock nt East River, I about 32.000 square feet; use of ten tdn travel-) crnne; also one story frame shed. 18 ft.

118 with office space. SKXAIKR LEMKE, 801 Vernon Lour Island City. Xew lersey. SO. 23 CENTRAL lanre double front bnlldInx.

fifteen rooms; all conveniences; suit any business purpose, club, Institution or hlsli class restaurant; Will lease first floor separately. Apdv II t.l TIT Kinney BUSINESS PLACES WANTED. DROUXD floor or llxlit cellar for business purposes; location, below Spring at. E. 108 Herald Downtown.

TO LET. FURNISHED FOR RENT, corner fMth and Klvenilde Seven room apartment. onipletely fnrnlahcd (not ror rcntlna but a home). $321 per month for three or four bcylnninir January lb: rnmlly Kolns South; tnapectlon hy appointment. I.

hoy llei toj will! VMS I'll siililot. utirip'tlvrlt iiihi p-ir lor. tioilrooni and hath: 1th nv. corner. For mrHoniara apply I.orrain Motel, 2 Eaat 45 th EAST -Mm furntahed apartment.

roll of minahlne. 2-3 rooma.kitchenette: elevator, ateaui heat, and maid Rrrloe: open ftrenlacea. fnrnlahed or nnfOr-! ahed: near Park ay. J3d S. W.

Cor. Madison Avenue. Newly decorated apartments, one room and hath, up: two Imth. up; hotel aerrice: extraordinary value- Mock from nark: ttotel Telephone 171 Park uv. (corner fur apnrtment; llvlnc room, bedroom, real! cin'iMn: modern apartment jj.vi monmiri inlll tKtohrr.

Darn- IKtSI. Immediate potaet "Inn; APARTMENTS TO LET, UNFUR NISHED. 14th SI. to At. (larlnalrc), NlTtr to Korth River.

tsrn KM WKRT. opposite flub: TWO ROOMS AND RATH: entirely new. modern apartment; Jurt completed: $R3 io $100. Above Av. to North River.

lanm room. kitchenette. thorntislt remodelled. 1 Wr.i (r.msdwayi, INI tl A1. 1.1 a I tractive two end t.a I apartment.

7ttb a month; lease, S770. JOTH IS Weaf. One rooms for tinman: atram. electricity. telephone; choice location.

lOOTH. HP West. Two. three and fniir kitchenette: near Ulrpraidn Drive; ll'id on: electricity. ateam.

parquet, complete; to lease; heailttfnl. Mhintinn TTrlfrhtu, Miitve sin Went of Mh AW KtoriT f.ffOANT ouTRfOK OKCORATl TO si IT; I'OSSFSSK-N AT O.NCF, LONG IF F'UblKLD, 97 Mill QflM'Q IIIIIPQQ VVILUUI! ILLIlLlIU DEFINED AS HE NEARS RECOVERY Diagnosis as Thrombosis or "Blood Clot" Interests Rapid. TSPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE BALTIMORE, of Johns Hopkins University were greatly interested in an article printed in The Run here today purporting to be a report of the medical diagnosis of the illness of President Wilson. The writer of the article describes the President's attack as thromhnaio wholly unexpected occurs there is noj reason to expect that we will not have) within a month in the White House at perfectly competent working President." Medical Dictionary defines many degrees of thrombosis, the general definition of which is "the formation or development of a is, "a plug, or clot, In a vessel remaining at the point of its Noted Nervous Twitching. The Sun's article is credited to "an authoritative source." It asserts that the Presiden started on his last trip in the interest of the peace treaty "against the advice of his physicians and against his own better Judgment." On the last day of his trip, "a nervous twitching of the President's mouth was noted by his physicians and also a slight dropping of the left corner of the lower lip." All speaking engagements of the President were immediately cancelled.

By the time the President reached Washington these conditions had disappeared, the article says. Four days later the President had a Setback, it adds. "He was restless and did not sleep -well. He arose to get a book to read, and before he had turned up the light, he stumbled and fell. Mrs.

Wilson was by his side in a moment and aided the President back to bed. He was dazed and this condition continued for about twenty hours. Wheg It was possible to examine the President more carefully, a local coagulation of blood in a blood vessel, forming by its clot a slight obstruction to the circulation, was detected. There were no indications of a stroke or the suggestion of apoplexy. Indeed, all the well defined indications of thrombosis, a milder and a perfectly retrievable condition, were apparent.

Agree on Dlognosla. "There was exact agreement in the diagnosis among the President's physicians. These symptoms were not in the bulletin, because tnelr genera! purport, however carefully worded, would have proved misleading to tho public." The Sun artiole says that a week after the attack the President was still lame and almost powerless in one arm and in one leg, but "he can now, and does, raise over his head a dozen times a day the arm that was practically powerless, and while his daily walks about his room are not prolonged, he takes them in no shuffling gait." The article asserts that the President "is sound and reasonably able bodied today." APARTMENTS TO LET, UNFURNISHED. Washington hove 12ftth Went of 8th A v. SIT lnrce, ltrht and hnth.

exclusive neighborhood $100 a month: Immediate possession: adiilta only; references. S. 200 Herald Harlem. ReroDRh of Bronx. ra rsi ra ra rsi ra rs XTeto-Huilbtna I Ilml READY FOR OCCUPANCY All Modern I Improvements.

Ay. E. 174th St 1 One block from I.ex. 7th are. sub.

ata. f-n Reasonable Rentals. A cent on premises. WEST BRONX Just Completed Rooms Every Conceivable Improvement Shakesoeare Ave. 170th St.

2 Works Of ilnomf Aw. Subway Station at St. A Annt on Bonaonablo Bantnln. APARTMENTS WANTEp. Fnrnlahed.

WANTED? Furnished two room, bath, kttrhenette, apartment, 10-Kebrnarr 10. below SOth; at. 'Phone before P. M. I nfurnlahed.

SIX or seven room apartment. MaeHARQ, i ftl Hamilton place. i two Indies, small furnished flat. between 8-ith and 00th for two or three months' rout must not be more than a month. Answer CHESTER ARTHUR.

Cottage. Nyach. N. Y. five, six apurtment.

rmnnd or second floor; improvements; or whole house, below BOth reasonable. Address box 2.12 Herald Downtown. FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET. FX HUNTINGTON. NEW YORK, lno East 115th 202 East 34th: Brooklyn.

22 Smith gentlemen only: newly furnished: weekly, transient: tiny "PAMSTERDAM IS', (corner 6Sth st.l.?Second floor front room (furnished). well heated. $7. Gall after 7 P. M.

tieferenrei. Met T.OSKKT. HOTEL GRAMEUCY ECU MEN. LEXINGTON AV. AND 24TH ST.

Rooms with private hath. to weekly: with running water. and weekly stenm heat, electric llcbt and telephone In room: elevator service. Hotel Amsterdam. 25TH st.

AND LEXINGTON AV. Double and single with anil without bath: cheerful, absolutely clean: reasonable prices; and accommodated RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 231 tonally elegant rooms overlooking Drive: steam heat parquet, electricity. WADS WORTH OTtl (apartment fnrnlahed room: ateam. electricity, telephone: with private family, for one or two gentlemen.

HELLER. 7TIT 2.004. near 123d front parlor, suitable for two; steam heat: also smaller rooms: terms reasonable; privaV family. Mra. BURKE (first floor, right).

iSTH l.V! wmt- "iip, two rooitntiy rpnoTitPit: nrlTato liatli. kitchen pro.lege; elrra tort, subway. WpiI. ilnim for cottrtln. bath floor: Tlmrn aqnnrp atatlon.

tTTIt Wont. StiMlln. two aftornoona or ner wwh; piano. Apply apartnipnt JW Wwt-taiff room, with running wafrr: bath adjoining; Kenllrtiipu only. Triephono Tlali.

5S li largo room, bath, lo lot; light hntmr keeping; refers boo. Mat. Nino largo front room, ttrar hath, hpat: amall room. $2. 'fi'-'P, 141 attractive pvxnu.

front. MALTBT. Wtii. 77 WttaL-DrnMrigM, third floor hark, running water: gen tinned preferred; moderate. II2I? IVrvt.

It. lure. room. XKlir. referrn iiaril 261 Inn front running water, "team.

HKN.Nin I between and Mb IteiigbtfulFf large double front room, handaotnolt fum jibed, roiipU Telephone t'alhedrnl IIHTM. 270 outelde room, convenient "It." tub way; soltable three; gentlemen oolt, nr- BVt-n, I7STII W. n.rwi IE In room, jirirn'e t.mll.T; eleva pnr'ment BOARD AND LODGING WANTED. man iwoin and board, Dritam famtli. tmlow 72d; rafcrcov-ea; rcaaoa abla.

e. 471 HaraM. PART ONE. rnnnnTiirrn miniai HIT CUTS FROM PRICES I TERR SCO Arthur Williams Issues Comparative Tables for the Close of 1918 and 1919. "Fair price" food lists, including retail prices quoted at the close of 1918 and 19U.

were issued yesterday by Arthur Williiams. Federal Food Administrator. cording to the lists the public consumer is paying less today than at the close of 1918. 0f the many meat items quoted eighteen show a decroase and none increase. On commodities such as butter, beans, bread, cheese, eggs, potatoes, the net numerical decrease, according to the figures, is fifteen, while candled storage eggs, onions and certain canned increased.

The comparison does not hold with regard to eggs, and in some instances butter, when the individual buys of the retailer. The price quoted by the Food Administration for Mlaot aaniilAit fresh sm yest day was eighty-two cents a dozen. While this may be a "fair price" It did not exist throughout the city, retailers selling as high as ninety cents a dozen. The maximum fair price for onions was quoted at eight cents a pound, while butter (fresh) was to be sold at seventy-sir and storage butter at seventy-two cents a pound. It was announced by Mr.

Williams that conditions in the sugar market are expected to revert to normal by the end of the present month, if not before. Mr. Williams expressed himself as being pleased with the action of Congress with regard to the passage of the McNary Sugar Control bil which has been signed by President Wilson. The bill perpetuates the Sugar Equalization Board. After this month Mr.

Williams believes that the ruling price of the commodity will be either fifteen or sixteen cents a pound at the maximum. Nine million pounds of Cuban sugar, which was delivered here recently, will not retail at more than ten cents a pound, he believes. A gradual reaction in the market prices of many foodstuffs, Incident, perhaps, to the near approach of Congressional action on the peace treaty, is looked for by the Food Administration. Mr. Williams stated yesterday that be expects to receive within a few days a report from tho Levy Dairy Company, which a short while ago volunteered to sell bottled milk through small retailers on a cash and carry basis of sixteen cents a quart.

A steady increase in the sale of navy foods was reported by Dr. Jonathan C. Day, formerly Markets Commissioner and now Special Agent for the government. Dr. Day announced that the navy have offered to open up their entire stocks of surplus supplies for distribution to the peoplo of this city through him an special agent.

Mrs. Louis Reed TVelzmiller, Deputy Commissioner of Public Markets, In charge of information and the conservation of foods, outlined arrangements by which she hopes to spread knowledge concerning the buying and marketing of foods among the children of the public schools and to provide housewives with an adequate supply of sugar. Declaring that shortage of sugar Is just as serious as shortage of milk, Mrs. Melsmiller said, with regard to young children, that she will go to the Sugar Equalization Board to make an appeal to divert sugar from tho manufacturers, so that the needy i 11 nt fltv mnw hnv? adequate supply. Mrs.

Welxmiller is ready to start an agitation for an issuance of half pennies. David and Joseph Horn, of No. 1,141 Intervale avenue, the Bronx, wholesale distributors of canned goods, complained to Mr. Williams several days ago that they had purchased from H. Weiss.

Of No 30 Henry street, a wholesale and retail grocer, 3,000 pounds of granulated sugar and were forced to pay twentyseven cents a pound for it. Upon investigation by a special agent of the Department of Justice, it was charged that Weiss had paid twelve and one-half cents a pound for hla sugar. Weiss was arrested and arraigned before United States Commissioner Hitchcock and held In $500 ball for further examination. CALL SUGAR BEET FARMERS' GROUPS TO FIGHT "TRUST WASHINGTON, D. organization of sugar beet farmers to fight the so-called sugar trust la the object of a Joint convention of farm- ers' organizations called to meet In Denver January 26.

The call, issued hy the Intermountah Farmers' Association, the Farmers' Union of Nebraska, the Ancient Order of Gleaners, the Farmers' Union of Colorado, tha Mountain States Beet Growers' Association, the State Grnnges of Washington and and Colorado and more than twelve oaoperating farmers' organizations, declares the country is producing less than onc-iourtn mo sugar consumed. It asserts "the national sugar bowl ta lit the clutches of a few powerful corporations. which are bo organized and united as to form a most menacing trust." Sugar Prosecutions Started. CLEVELAND, Ohio, first step in federal prosecution of alleged sugar profiteers in Cleveland was taken late today when United Htates Commissioner Mnrlatt issued warrants for the arrest of four grocers, charged with violating the Lever act. The warrants will be served tomorrow, it was said.

SITUATIONS Cooks. Ac. COOK; ynnnf, rapah'o woman. ProteatHnl: American, ndiiltn: references; naecs SBACT.A Jl i st HSth. COOK, limmbermatd ami waitress.

Hived wia'i positions to ro to Florida; referem-es. TotSnntst. West fpoth. t'lions COttK, excellent; Tear around In ths country. E.

Madison, 32 West 137ih at. (apart msnt It. f'OOK, alone, or houseworkor small family ae laundry; colored. Harernse. I CTT AMUKIIM colorrd, wiriM half rla, of Mannonn.

i nrraimnkrra, and Mllliarri PFIKSSMAKKR. b.T artiatla- fitter; food llnrr; rrmo.M]|rc; rcaronaMp. U. jin TlrniM. I.M>\ tVIHHM tT i INB HAND UKtVIISU.

fj. 1.V) tlBRAl.P. t.rnrrnl Hour work, Ac. OOmwORRRR, Knullnhooman, married; mttm ins? til! 12: no tlumpbrlra. iTT H7tt).

HF.WORK mitred tm laundry; or out, Morrlw. Wot tMh. SKWttilKKn. 1 turn full mm Hnnilwyii. HOW l.onon i' "Hi.

fum lr: f'onl. yrt l.orn 1.mindrriiitr<i. Ac. tminilrw, nnt. work; A rVI'HKHH VI it I VH? flmt 'Iuti" WcklJi fumltr: iMon mull, Hoffmann.

Apt. Ac. MHIUAR. an Sooth with or com mo )nl I (Imlo, (CON-ilfltkO Oil H1JLT final.