davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-07-02

II. Benedict swOre his wife
Mary was ill-tempered and cruel.
Divorce granted. William Engle-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-07-02

Two hundred enjoy minstre
show put on at Alderton by tn
Improvement club.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-07-02

Good crowd out to welcome
first number of Cbautauqua at
Puyallup.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-06-10

Buying Of High Points Mer=
chants is Good Judgment.

~~AA~ 90 ~ ~oOSA u
Sentiment in trading does not 90
very far-your wants must be sup.
piled and you will buy from the
merchant who has what you want
at the most attractive prices and
who tells you about it through the
columns of a paper that you rely
upon for such information.
This page has been planned to
show the merchants of High Point
that the PEOPLE DO READ adver-
tisements THAT ARE WORTH
WHILE. The editor of this paper
believes in his readers and believes
that if they they will carefully read
the ads. that appear upon this
"Proverb Page" that they will SAVE
MANY times the price of the paper.
The editor of this page gives his
readers an absolute personal guar
antee that every merchant whose
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-06-10
$50. FOR YOU $50.
Easy Money and Entertain
ing Pastime.

Explanation-Each ad. mot LOCALS appear
ing on this page contains word or words
with letter missing (misspelled, in other
words.) These missing words when properly
placed find the proverb which the Jeff ard
Mutt picture below suggests. This is the sec
ond proverb. To the person that sends in the
most correct solutions during the time will be
awarded first prize; the one coming next Sec
ond prize and so on until the 20 prizes are
awarded---and the extra prize is for the per-
son using the most coupons on special offers
during the time at thu stores making the
offers. The idea is to get you to read the ads.
thoroughly. If there be tie the one sending
in the correct solutions first will get le first
prize and so on, so it is to your advantage to
get your answers to this office at the EARLI-
EST possible time.
$4,000 in gold and merchandise will be
given to parties having the largest number of
correct answers to the IL proverbs.
See list of prizes on another page
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-06-10

Pictures framed on short !
notice at reasonable prices. |
Call and look over our stock |
We are sure to please you, |
both in price and quality of !
goods.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-12

could not circulate properly and come
into contact with all Of the clothlhs.
The Landowner listened In omlhO4s
silence TO DR.. Hayden's talk. But MheH
he ended, resolution was ADOPTED D!
Tho five hundred or more present
thanking him for his EXPLANATION
Alfred Phillips, president Of the asso-
cia+ion. said the laundrymen apprecl-
ated his talk and would be glad 10 CO
0nara+e with the Health officials 10
remedy conditions. -
Vo sooner, however, had Dr.. Emer-
SON left the hall than other SPEAKERS
- choir disapproval Of the action
- tto BOARD Of Health and tnelr sus-
,iciorq that it was done for the pur-
roea of preparing the way Tor the loI-
nation of q trust which would mean
the putting Of the smaller mana lauh-
d,Ies out OF business.
TIen the germs Of trouble became
busy President Phillips had urged
49, rreseDt not members OF the as
eocjation 10 come up TO the platform
90 eign membership cards, when SUD
denIv fight was started.
Ncre of the laundrymen could eX-
.1-;, Who was responsible for the hrsI
biov All agreed, however, thaJ II was
"a fine battle while IT lasted FROM I"
Fott II quickly developed into a melee lee
Broken hats. canes and umDrei!ao ~
tered the floor when order was nhaliy
restored. a.. u,.+ sr;os
sror r, tbo steam laundrymen's associa-
zion were responsible for the IrouDIg'
The hand laundrymen were feaIIy pa.
fe "e ' a. heart. he said. and would not
think Of ending a meeting with fight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-12
SERIES OF GARDEN TALKS
Mrs. Herbert Harde TO Give 1t
for School Art Fund,

Mrs. Herbert Harde is 70 speak Of
successful Gardening April 16, 20
and %. at the Hotel St. Regis. Her
talks will be in the morning. Tickets
may be had from Mrs. Marcus NJ.
Marks. Mrs. Frances Hellman, Mrs.
Henry Ouesheimcr or Mrs. L II. Schu-
bart. The proceeds viii 70 to the
scholarship fund Of the art class Of the
Ethical Culture High School Among
the patrons and patronesses are:
DR.. Felix Adler, Arthur Won Briesen,
Dr. Joseph Collins, Professor William
Shepherd, Adolph Lewiston, Jonas Lie,
Cabot Ward, and the Mines. Felix Adler,
Rogers II. Bacon, Bourke Cochran,
Frank Doubleday, Milton Goldsmith
Charles Dana Gibson, Frances Hellman,
Archer Huntington, Charles Lehman,
Marcus VI. Marks, Henry Ollesheimerr,
Amos Pinchot, K. Shainwald, Louis H..
Schubart, II. Grant Straus, James
Speyer, Henry Willard, Miss Virginia
Potter, Miss Florence Oppenheimer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-12
HINMAN SCORES
FOLKS'S 'MEDDLlNC'
Saws Charities Secretary
Is Trying to Defeat His
Health Bills.
rFror, , star Correspondent OF The Tribunel

a
Albany, April 11.-Harold J. Hinh@h'
majority leader, in statement issue"
tonight. charges Homer Folks, secre-
tarv of the State Charities Aid Asso-
citation. with mixing in politics because
Of his efforts to defeat the three Hin
man Health Department bills passed by
the Assembly last week. One bill pro-
vides that the Health Commissioner, now
DR.. Hermann NJ. Biggs, and the director
Of divisions under him shall devote
their entire time to their duties. The
second and third bills strip the health
council, established under Governor
Sulzer, of many of It's powers.
Nurses, physicians, members Of
chambers Of commerce. teachers and
others interested in public health mat
ters," said Mr.. Human, "have received
letters from Homer Folks, secretary of
the Charities Aid Association, protest
ing against the passage of these bills.
As Mr.. Folks is d member of this pub
lie health council and its guiding star
il is plain that he is interested, be-
cause it interferes with his autocratic
powers, which. as a principle of gov
eminent, he ought not TO have. It per
Laps has never occurred to those inter
ested in charitable work that Homer
Folks has little axes Of his own TO
grind.
"In The State Charities Aid Asso-
citation News January number. which
Mr.. Folks directs, is a prominent ar
ticle, headed Politics Does Not Xix
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-12
LAUNDRYMEN FIGHT
SPIES" AT MEETING
DaIlle On After Health
boards Anti-Net Wash
mg Order Is Explained.

d I .s Of trouble between the steam
~ l9 ialai.sueu multiplied yes
. /. AFTERNOON .o such am extent 10
d, -.''lto'spaers of protest meeting
b Lisll resulted and the hgll had
IA Indignation meeting had been
e,,J1oy The Manhattan and Bronx
h - auhdrymeu's Association to pro-
,s ~ ~ recent Health Department or
az j'io,looi,ng the washing Of so-called
Pa iTTgeDery' work 10 tightly packed
10, 're meeting was held in the
ne, Temple, East Eighty-fourth
.,, M hayden Emerson. Of the Health
,s,,,,.a- sAI had been sent to the
3 ,4,fi. ny Commissioner Goldwatcr
t!.-Ft,-'99 Why tie anti-not washing
al been issued. He told the
1, IN. yI,len tha. tests made of cloth
5to;1' A,o IN the met" showed that
~ os,. tuberculosis and blood dis
e E sVtlI' femain .n the clothing af-
"a, I ~ ING This was. he said. be-
,i,S,,, ae packing ia Of the clothing
R,sf i,,,, mat the soap and boiling
auto Which the nets were placed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-12

Well with Health and Charity Gov
ernor Whitman To this, no one can
take exception. The statement does
credit TO the Governor. Fortunately,
Homer Folks Is in a position 70 give
first hand testimony. because he has
for years been actively engaged in
personal political manipulation, despite
The fact that mis- living comes from
working in public and private charity
"The thought Mr.. Folks probably in
tends to convey is that it is foolish for
any one else TO mix such Incompatible
materials as politics and health or
charity. They do not mix unless they
are mixed by Dir Folks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-12
Property That of the New
York Real Estate Sc
curity Company.

Outside the local exchange salcsroom
will be held this week an auction sale,
which will be, it is said, the largest
offering Of itJ kind OF improved prop
erty in the history of Manhattan realty
II will comprise the holdings Of the
New York Real Estate Security Com
pany, estimated TO be worth Sl5,OOO,OOO.
The sale will take place next Satur-
day on the front steps Of the County
Court House, with Joseph p. Day, auc-
tioneor. II is the result Of an appll-
cation made by Weschler q konn,
counsel for the trustee in bankruptcy.
One of the properties is the twenty
story Office building, AZ Broadway.
Any one desiring TO invest IN tene-
ment house property will have a wide
variety to select from this week, AS
most parcels on the long list TO be dis
posed Of i'm the salcsrOOms are OF
this class of realty.
The houses TO be offered arc or va
rous sizes. and a number are in loca-
tions where considerable activity has
been shown of late. With few excep-
tions they are being sold as the result
Of foreclosures. It is likely some OF
the buyers will pick up bargains Many
dwelling houses and few loft struct-
urcs are also included in the budget
A complete list of the offerings. at
the Vesey Street and The Bronx sales
rooms for the week follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-12
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

HOME ST. ss cor yyss Az. 20 srio0 Manhattan
Mortgage Go loans WISE Building Corp. % erect
one 8 ,ty ayt. With stores 10 p4ymentsl ~ oVo
HOME ST. s. aIa WISE as. av atl09a. MAI
haitian Mortgage 90 loans VS." Building torp. ~
slcls o1e ~ a.. 10 ~ ue-Ali Sy!Y'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-12
WEEKLY SUMMARY OF BOND SALES ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE

Til GLOWING table he sales hsb lowest a prices changes
ri Stock or b de ri Also b %
land
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-12
MECHANICS LIENS.
APRIL 10.
Manhattan.

WEST END. q cor seth st. iooTi24i Farber Con-
uat'l.s 80 - $3.50 50
uSrH ST. us +: B voichick az; Helen Lo1ssar-an;
owner. r Ioughran. cOutrac'ori 49,
e4Tg ST 2tl 10 2i5 W. Woods sgt Bourle-
vile Realty 60. owner; J Asaaeld SIS;
Amman Az. s92 J Zichornan AIT Amelia q
Homls. osaer. II 81 Lauo!'schsck contractor - ~
oecgARp ST o.; Manhattan MiIoe Slate
W5ra' Inc at Z Ridley. owner; n "Aieia",
Co. contractors. ~. a ~
Ia ort Actor q a. owners; Osborne he4 q
90 su6-contract0rs. McWa.ters. contractor "a ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-12
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

PARK Az. es asa % $50 50. s'l19l. C.Nercs
Pane 10 B-Iv0u Realty Corp. 100 W iath 70 /.
Ag.l g. due Msy Is 1915. q C., a;tJs. ;, liadrd
81 r.4 I,.4r. $4,000
7sT4' ST. So 5i2 Park sv 3srIo22; E,ac ~
10, ~. .tfy # q 90. $40 O0J
i2sTA ST. s 1915 e slh ~. 20. loT3o. u. Louis
Tedman 20 Fannie Burton. 1912 ie,n o.. EAy1
ats. r O. 60. oil, pol. -
t53TH ST. $50 Bvay 54tHt.It. ;. l. 18Th l1. ~
,..- n a. t.. $50
MERCER ST. 24j. ~ So --rlo9 " Busch y y J
a..s E.atas =. 90 tc-st 81. t'-.y9y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-12
ALTERATIONS.
The Bronx.

Az, 1918; three story Franc dTslinE
5Gr,9' Posirea Dina on premises. owner. Ho.en
berger & Barllo. ~ BOwery. afchA, oos- '5Vy'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-12
EA1uctio)n Markets
/qGreater City
$15,OOO,OO Holdings to
Be Sold Under Hammer

100: 3 sty tsnm'. " Doll - al Is Jennie TACK
uey q all n Taet5. ats.
By George Trce.
scHoFiELD ST. $50. y 3. e. q Cy h, ,9aa, Az
50rll3. vacant J. ] W Seieft W si~ig
schector. ri. due. {2.o52.21. taxes e'c' s'i''
FRIDAY.
b. Henry Brady.
sHAKEsPEARE Az. 1860. T. 17J.5 u le9.h
q. 25Gl0OlO. ~ tenmt ana slofe,. H-sTt
Tuck atfy.' o ! Kat ref. due s. S35 .; tAIo''
etc tJO03. sub t1 lrs. m'g, s&Oyy.
- James J. Donovan
PROSPECT Az, q. 100 n o. is0'h -. ~ oIoB = :
vaaant. y kuftz6a Vs. A Gallant 70 az bchWMI-
man n schWarzfuau. affjs. i Cr1den. fei. que
3-014G. tSxes. etc, 500.
By George Price
DAVIDSON Az. O cor 1SIFt 50. 81. tIoi SIll *
7iJ. j ~ factory and vacant, W u Cald"eu.
H. " Rothklrcl BllS 60 % al; A KNOX. aly,
! Dams. rel, due SG.73s taxes. &C. st'5'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-12
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
APRIL TO-
Manhattan.

Hi-ts Realty % 70 ElA Hutchinson. - SEN -
asa 50 Nicholas az. aftv. q Davis. 80 Euey. s.
L.t4rls. ii u. COMMITTEE. 9. L4Ala A9,ll a-j
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-12
The Bronx.

UNIVERSITY Az. W $. sls.os n l1e;h -; eO
st0ry brick tenement 5o1.51; VARSITY IONS, -,
r < Heidelberger 1899 Nelson Az pres, owner
A I Thomas. e5-8 Wooster Az Grcht; cost s450e9.
PERRY Az, " s. 2l7.a5 2olH 81. ono story oncA
.fCo giIl56. j Eggers. on premises. owner
y I Byrne liSth 6. and Wills Az. hcht; cos
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, s. ls3.sl West
cha.,sr Az. open air ,hea're. e9133i ffcpesy
0rerstinz Corp 50 Bvsy. owner: Brossn. Ao-'
Mazda az. archt. cost 5000. -. A.. ..,-,
49, tenement - 69xss Dunbar Realty GO, n
Kra1oasr. so Maiden a p,c. OVER oIt , gJ S9S
u0NF sT Il -, . Lon yellow az, Eve story 6rick
tenement e5Rsi.6. DuroaI RsSly 60 i ~ ma
hoNer % 5 MH5ga "a g srSS., eo.t $4,000.
WASHINGTON Az. 5. ssfI i99,h /" So
.,>fe Tri-k tenement, 55Hl0i; Rose1 Realty Cofp
Roy 1872 Washington az, pres owner p
G-7rsaearg & LeuchiaE 800 9Th aI archS cos'
$4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-12
LIS PENDENS.


't"y it,s..0.s. Corp az CarsDw1te Realty 90
et a lfolc..sure O, u.sl at}; IL S sst Gins
~ '', ~ al foreclosure OF too m'gsl. atty.
NiUilE 80. ,.--.-. o.. 1op E,1oQ ..
wv ~ ~ 49,. 81 Z a IL Realty corp 81 =
,smed.i foreclosure Of mtg. aiN'' lHss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-12
REAL ESTATE.


FOR HOMES IN the real country within
T o.p.s 40 West 3ed 50. Phone $3.50 Mad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-12
UNFURNISHED APIS. TO LET.
WEST SIDE.

BKO ADwAY APARTMENTS. 5ist to52d St.
3-i-5 and Rooms; Low Rents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-12
NEW JERSEY.

TOMS s.. Are N, you For s0n 5Isi, Il
RIVER f Pisssls soS iSi .um9s s
q r. ELKiNTON Bldr.. Toms River n .
RrAr-TTrTI, HOMES -W0odclff -on Hldson-Cit7
r1-,vs combined Win country IRE. For particulars
write lanes Thomson. $50 r3l o., Woodc.ir. y. d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-12

10 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
BOROUGH OF MANHAITAN.
RRO ADWAY STORES, 5lst TO send ST
Large or small space; Reasonable Rents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-12

sno. sdmr,; % AZ. cor i2d st. ss.sIso' .,tyi
, g DguelL 2II BFg; =, .-..,..,. os,h q,
g. 40 " Columbus az. 2jTloos; a,vI s,sw ~
Laryers Ma % ~ SANE; Madison st. see go
Jeffoa .l ~ .' t,,,sst % b Trust co. TINS
tee. q Wal n same property sang a.ysss a
Same 20 sans. %ith q. . ~ fen ~ si
SANE to same: seth st. IS. $50 " Columbus q;
I7yd + d. sHd 40. trustees 20 sane; III Worn
Sc and So Park 20 same aitys. 49,, -
Same 10 SANE 1851 W s5th =: also 10Th AZ. q
Same 10 same. COZ e. 4sfh n. sane sttys; -
Marshall. Josephine y. e. o.. eED. 70 sAms' I'D Il
yd5i.o5. Nav 1, ,. ~ 10 Grolr. W 1924 g, as
columbus AZ. sity. II hVpod. % PAX Es50eN "A.
Jackson Ann. NJ. 10 Eisi. p I=srsssu. 1s9 W ,ssd
81 23j 257 " listh st. stty. P0N.,n;s
Banf s r1s. Co to TG&T Co; 20 James ~ -,
curley. D J.toJH Rozan. e25 s, MARKS pi.
Brooklyn, or rs Ntsau s. l. byd s. -.
wight II x. 20 Jennis 2 Archer ard uo.
9sth 81. Rway % " cor flst -. 20 trl698 70
IN a. and CHER properly ary. ha ,s a.;
y T1st Co 20 City Mtg Co. IS Wall st; toe,i2s
5i5t st.. attys. CadHAladsf' q l. " vel
CTS Mig Co 70 seamsn's Bank for ssnngsk !s
Dl' Il! WE is56 10 - s 5S' E la; E. = WI
st. - -. - 10
Kraiiser. p. % " Kelley l27 T2d 81; 100 W
gu 81. airy, I 5 Heller. - Nassau -
Faust Theresa % Helen sEceny 1900 Dnngni
Az. 25i 18Th =. attJs. Schlndlsr L. ~, 81
a.. Fr'f
The Bronx.
TI,l. ms Co o. y Y - Emma Blshn; 800
Crakow. Eta. % Marion n Siegsl and anoi si,y
Nlls. Eit-l -, pl.rd 4 Nffz Guar Co: s. 900
/. o. & + 60 % Editn king, = ~
Tawyers MIG co 20 same .s9g.
49,. b.
Sanls ~ 1D'4, LING 4, 81 al tr-is,eas; $4,000
kmz Edith. 10 Astor Trust -, -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-12
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
WIN ua1s AID ald-ou Of atorrey)
APRIL no.
Manhattan.

lHTH ST. - l-j Bsay 81 sre9ll. March O.
zoos. Is GIstgg t0 Tsray tllri Ward Bank.
..-s. La.a. 3il.Aelar Wells - tsdar
SO 1870 50
10Th ST. 50 1876 BE4y formerly lith Az.
50 tz.3.lI. March q. 1905. same 70 same; same
a.Bs. l0I9o.Jg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-12

2s6TH Sr.Fs los e Carpenter az. -.Nlt Msru.
J. Tee az g. ~ Burton q, - HWcci7uIs o.
mfrI. stys. Cooke. Koch Redy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-12

L g al q 81
rom , far the week follows:
TODAY.
a., r,..,1 - Dsv
nTH ST. 70 ". 5 s, 225 v Central PARK West, 25I
- i05 - / ,fv d-g. is A R'0oIg0OI e al agt J
Nm, Sy II 'r..tr-yi.s attg. " j Mi
gueae. ref. due. ST. 5-sI6. taxes. etr. $4.s435l
hy VI. M'.de"'""'' ''' w. 800
s5TH ST. l02 vs.. s. 30 Columbus az a5El92z.
Q sty tcuut. Liio Sicga,u 70 MI. rhfs d.i l'N,-
tees ast ii"fei'e, 60 M al. "',5'' G,r a.
559e5. ,sIes. c-c. {gSIS49. .-....-.
50aIC6. = -, tslmt and stores. Fee simple Realty
Go ago MdIetlgu Realty Go ct a.. j. Itassf'
''S' a VI ',..' 49,, ,.'' U.s.. s,...,,
er,,>>,,re,,,r eT A. .f- ~ lotb 81. III
5G;fi5,1995'5. ! sty tramt. B..,a G. Pc;erdn az.
sarah Lautcrt.ia. Baicy q sullivan. aty'. j
Sheppard. y. ut. due s,,t1l.-l, taxes. t.e'
SisJI5.
,,e, O. on, .i5 i oU " n. 2oots s.h az.
~ s1Ss'i.. sly tenm,. G u McCs,,a. 90 ln'er
az + d KEW, fet. due. S..H4. taxes. ,...
$1,000. sub q, mig "' f.''o.O
10y D.-'''' o
SSH ST. 2ll-2l9 w. N r. l'il ~ ', -
$50. Two ay tcum'5 and stores ana Two BY
tennis. o.-,., ,.-...-..
8IH ST, 70, g. 80 sih a. -s'l'0' ~ "'"'.
,, "a e.qres ,-o ~ -a- s.- oil, ,-,,ao. ,,y
t.uut
9Th Az. 300. g = err .sh e. t9Elyl 81
M AZ J''' 10 . "a r --- o7.b 81 ass two
~ t.r.-t an ..'--. -...-ie's sale og all right.
trfr sfr yl.irT Ua..ra ~ Richter had on Oc.
s0 1914 or ,I.r,. ferguson AZ Ferguson, a.fys.
',..,.
lJL1DAl
Py Caar.og A Tarrsn.
so 49, ,.+-l-.0'f-.. s4y..r. Rank az. Mar
49, - Nsr..- 80 ,r. a = !. a TUt.n'r5 attr..
II A. T.tI'I r..' due 9, L-+. taxes. els. $50.
Eg Io,ar. T.. Day.
On Az ells. g o. cor laa,a 81. 1906. sty 'samt
ssI stores Cl'Y Real Estate Go sst Rose n t"F.e
I'll Al. Harold swain. aty. Irving Nasuhuru. rrl p
due. $1,000. taxes. c--. >Lls.-a
,,,,.,.,.sr..,
WIS 10
hy 'o'ep' T. '1''
GREENE ST. Is. q. lJl.- Spring F.. -'hl00. l,
sfy l0f bldg. O. J. vs. winthrop et a., crrs. az
So. Cohen c. a. Chalmers Wood. airy j. '-'l-
- 81. ~: dre 81. '-' ''l.., ere F''o, "a, o.,
'IiVVy,''y",.I1,,s7 : ,.g te..t. l. Mooney et a.
a. ID ~ Tf,-r-.o.s ~ a.. E.a.fs Mooney < Ship
nan s,frs. 4 J. H..f..a.. r,f. partition.
AMSTERDAM AV .fl. t g. B. D. Lgitl 80. 2'Il1o
KS frrut ana stores. Nary No.lort sst Ar
thug Or.u 10 al. So 4 '.ar. atty. Hal BELL, rri D.
tle, silly 81 taxes. e... .. ,-,-, p
SUFFOLK 81, - s..t., h....f --' -.h
sly ''rWt AMI stores. Wy ~ N.l.lI' eAi, az, .1i0
n. SUN 4. -. Is &. AK. ~. s..
5000
GOTH ST. 30 i. 80 ~ ~. t9.-Aii@3.'' Do
sy l"gJ 4 I."lil.., o.. t'T17 HD'e 80 a.
q. n Baskerville. a'f. = boo-' i1.' ""e'
81 -ta q; tue,, ETC.. $50. H. ..h oil. -o-ao =, q
~ loft blds Wees tris az, Jf t,.-I p@ We.
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nrAI rsrArE FOR EXCHANGE.

MN 10 = T - I = - = -
Long Island and New Jersey-Houses and
plot, for city. Also few Flats and
Houses I'm Brooklyn 10 exchange for New
York. Gilbert Elliott. 165 Broadway, y. \.
Tel. 1921 COrtlandt.
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.nERIFt,S AUCTION SALE.

n.xrgt. CRrrNWALD. surRFF.s AUCTION
LFR. sells uls IB. Monday. April l2th. o.
10 A a. a. DO b. SD Street. g-u for. BY
virtue " A certain NdL % eIocll.u, ..- "
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WILKINS Az. 1855. part store: r Rssa TO X
Promm.r and ano. yrs from Nay !. 1915; eiy,
b. Cohen. 1850 wilkins as, SOW
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SUMNER RESIDENCES.
FIRNIsHED APARTMENTS To LET

=
u.>-nsoNrVTY FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING
" ,-trgsr.- 4 ysry large rooms and BATH ercsD-
,,'la..' COOL. bargain. Washington Square NORTH
POLLOCK --------------
77r sTREET-2e- WEST END AvENUE.-BEAU-
tifIy furnished floor. private house; large paEl0f
Gei-1ors kitch-u. bath. $50 per month
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
BOROUGH OF QUEENS.
BUSINESS MEN. ATTENTION!

beautiful home. overlooking L. Sounf ever
modern Improvement: highly restricted neigho,i,
hood. minutes walk % station and beauilIul
sarfy bathing beach only 80 minutes from hef-
III s7tars. must have $500 cash al once baanoa
estr tcrns G. STEPHENSON 2t3 ". 8ith 50
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RECORDED LEASES.
APRIL TO-
Manhattan.

BROADWAY, Q cor 43d a. s,ors No 4; i4S4
Broadway Corp 70 Disuey Hat Corp. l4s9 B"G'
yrs 4 mos from May 2. 1915; atty. q tam
burger. 2lj Bway. ff.-'y
LAFAYETTE ST. as; store and basement; es-ate
~ y W Dazian ~ ohr sli sno. lllt Forest
az. SIS from FEB 1. 1914. atty Nefs2a.
lAJ BWay. SAoVS
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LOIS or Bat.ne-s Lane sisa Place lrteper Irrce
ParIirgt0n. Ne.herlaut al kUril.s avs. " l.
Cordlt - ~ Rose e, OIL. E.aaus. Gleason. T.
Proskauer. sttys. j Klein. r-f. au-. 1cl.3e0. i3 .
SSH ST. - L Z .. ~ q, Lincoln az III
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Laces, Lace Curtains,

l-t n4rhtrts. 8 c-t4lg tables. s-tas. desks. l''
MAX = GRIFENHAGEN. shsns.
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uary / date SlS2S75OOO against S2Sis52,OOO in 1914