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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-22

wont to encourage the attention Of any
men She had been shy and diffideut.
and her backWardness had been the
cause Of many an argument on the
part OF Warren. il wasn't at all likely
that Helen had encouraged the boy. FOR
he must be young to have sent the
roses in such quantities The best
thing 10 do about the matter was to
stop arguing and let things take their
course. Perhaps there was nothing
70 worry over after all
Helen put on a new gown. a very
becoming flame-colorcd taffeta.
AS she was arranging the roses the
key clicked in the latch and Warren
came in
Hello. deari" said Helen. going out
to meet him Come out TO the din
ing-rOom and have your dinner"
7 had something TO eat downtown"
And then taking in Helen's dress
why so dressyT'
Il entertained today. Have YOU for
gotten@
ION. yes. Z remembered that. But
die YOU wear that dress this after
noon2 You look as if YOU had just
finished. making yourself beautiful
7 have dear. Don't YOU notice the
roses? Aren't they beautiful2 Guess
who sent them"
Warren looked up suspiciously.
Wen, Who2''
Lieut. Roberts. and he is. coming up
to call tonight. Hurry. up and brush
up so that you'll look nice"
Warren scowled and looked as
though he would refuse TO appear. but
for once Helen's tactful good humOr
and lack OF questions saved the day
for he vanished into the bedroom with
muttered remark about D .in- too
tired 10 dress Helen was relieved. too.
although she wouldn't have admitted
u for WOrlds-CoDyrfgh 1915 Inter-
national News Servi-e.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-22
CRUZE BOOK ON ACTING

Jim Cruze has prepared a mighty in
teresunS book on movie acting. 1t con-
tains' 81 pages full OF important in
formation about this great profession
and many beautiful pictures Of movie
fayorites- Send for this book and Jim
Cruces TEST lesson and naturalization
examination Lesson, examination and
Cruces book Will be sent TO Won if Won
viii forward 25 cents in stamps or coin.
study the lesson, fill out the examina-
ton papers, and they will be reviewed
Tor You by our examiners Get this at
once and prepare yourself for this won
derful profession. Everv+bino viii ~
sent you under plain cover SO that no
one need know about your secret am
bition. Do it NOW before Won for
get IL JIM CRUZE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-22

TELEN saw the last guest depart
with a sense of relief that She
= could not have put in words. The
fact that she was under nervous
strain more or less and had been all
day had tired her out completely Then,
too. the excitement OF receiving the
flowers from Lieut.. Roberts had been
a strain on her nerves and the fact that
Warren had kept his word ana mad not
returned was disquieting-
..T couldn't eat thing" she said as
her mother urged her TO come 10 the
table and have something to cat
lust a little steak. dear, and Nora
will make you nice, strong cup OF
ION. mother. don't mention steak,
couldn't eat anything really INNS NM,
I ate about dozen sandwiches ana
two plates Of salad I really feel quite
i'll"
Nora was busy Strengthening the liv-
ing room. She had folded up the card
tables and had everything almost neat
again before she came into the dining
room to serve dinner
Aren't the flowers sweet. Mrs Cur
tise" she said as she aassed Helen.
AGAIN Helen was reminded Of the
expensive gift. Warren would not like
il. but then Lieut. Roberts was so much
Younger than she was, nothing more
than a boy. Surely there was no fault
Warra . could find in the flowers. and
Yet AlELE was sic A4lEM AlN MNNAAA NC
disaEreeable.
Keep something warm for Mr.. Cur
Hopper's cycle Of Gilbert and Sullivan
operas.
The familiar piece was admirably
presented, with its charming melody,
graceful stage pictures and never fail
ing humor. Mr.. Hopper was kOSo.
Most Of his company has been seen IN
this opera before. An exception TO this
rule was Miss Alt
She sang with great purity OF voice
and showed at the same time the neces-
sary ability as an actress in this role
of a Nippinese girl Gladys Caldwell
was Pitti-Sing. The two together
fitted in admirably with Gilbert and
sullivan atmosphere.
At the Strand theater Mary Pickford.
the idol Of the screen, apears in the
title role Of "Fanchon, the Cricket"
rural drama from the pen Of the cele-
brated French authoress. George
Sands This photoplay. was produced
Dy the Famous players Film company
The part is so wen suited TO Miss Pick
fords talents that il might have been
conceived for her.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-22

little Miss Natalie Alt was a most
attractive YumY Yum in the revival Of
ne Mikado,' which took the place
OF The Yeoman of the Guard" at the
Forty-eighth Street theater in De Wolf
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-22


The movie producers and movie fans
want new talent, new faces, new per-
sOuulities for the films, says Jim Cruze.
Have you talents, ability, skill, quail
dcatiOns that would mt you to act for
the films2 If you have, Jim CruZe, star
of The Million Dollar Mystery
''ZudOra' and other famous film sue
cesses, Will instruct you how to become
a successful movie actor or actBess
Jim Cruze is eminently fitted to teach
the art OF movie acting He viii tell
you how to win fanetas a film player
He viii tell you what you must know
about acting, how u obtain effects for
the films how TO make us for different
roles. how scenarios are prepared,
about scenic and light effects about
operating a moving picture camera
about the different things that are
laeearatrl q liz ---.-t -.-.-e----.s..-.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-22

] should say it meant that the writer
was a very silly person. guilty OF ex-
tremely bad taste. The stamp language
do not know. and OF my lack OF
knowledge I an proud OF what posi-
bic use can it be TO litter ones mind
with such nonsense as languages OF
stamps and flowers. and all the silly
subterfuges for sending messages that
might far better be conveyed in sane.
human fashion,
Every day ] get numerous letters
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-22
BE A MOVIE ACTOR
Jim Cruze, Star of The Million Dollar
Mystery" viii Be Your Teacher.
MOVIE STARS MAKE FORTUNES

Mary Pickford, Jack Kerrigan, Francis K Bushman,
Mary Fuller, Charles Chaplin, "Broneho Billy An
derson and Dozens of Others Paid Thousands
Weekly in Salaries and Royalties.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-22
By Carrot P. Serviss

It's
hard to
tell
whether
they
are
laughing
or
eZulting
in a
fiendish
rage.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-22
EXPERIENCE UNNECESSARY

Acting for the films does not re-
quire years Of experience such as re~u-
lar stage acting requires. Stage ex-
perience is not necessary. Hundreds
Of successful movie actors won emf
nence after a period of aDDrenticeship.
Many jumped directly from ordinary
walks Of life into stellar roles after
they had learned the rudimentary
principles Of the art.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-22
An Ogry Of Aeons Gone By

Dryplosaurus,
animals
that
once
abounded
in
Montana,
and
which
are
here
shown
as
restored
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-22

At the Strand theater Mary Piczford.
the idol Of the screen, apears in the
title role Of "Fanchon, the Cricket" a
rural drama from the pen Of the cele-
brated French authoress, George
Sands Ihie nhntnnIau VIZ. $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-21

Cut Glass Company sixth loft at 20 East
Twentieth street to Peerless Costume Com
pany first loft 20 West Seventeenth street
to Paul Gumbfnner Manufacturing Com
pany; sixth loft 1890 West Twenty
seventh street to Cohen q Byrnes ninth
loft TO the Berlin Waist Company, and
the NTH loft at 0 West Twentieth street
to Charles ". Herbst
Ewing, Bacon Henry have leased
space in the Architects Building, 1O1
Park aysuue, to A. T.. stephens Company
and A. u. Dilley. and In Is West Thirty
eighth street. to Joseph Elmer and Walter
NJ Collins
Pease Gilman have rented a store
IN 200 West Fifty-elghth street. southwest
corner of Seventh avenue. to Mrs. Mary
&. Ryder.
The Greeley Square Realty Company
has leased the store on the Broadway
side OF the Hotel Bartholdi Twenty-third
street and Broadway. to c. Russo.
Bastlne a Co. have rented space in
22-24 West Twenty-seventh street to y.
s. Black Co; in 3O-22 West Twenty
fourth street to A. 4 4 Cohen, cloaks
and suits, and in 226 Fifth avenue to
A. Tatosan. importer OF rugs
The VI. Rosenthal Company has leased
the second loft in 149 and 1871 West
Twenty-seventh street TO s. Roth q Co.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-21
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations we're
chartered at Albany yesterday;
The Farm Mortgage Corporation. Man
haitian, capital S5,OOO,O0 directors. Charles
Sanders, New York city =. Frank and 5. f.
Peavey, Brooklyn. y. Y.
The $50 broadway Corporation. Manhat-
tan. capital, 5000. directors, g. Augustus
Meyer. Lolu $. Tuckhorn and v May Rus
sell, New York city.
The 5g7 broadway Corporation. Manhat-
tan, capital $4,000; directors, c Augustus
Meier, Lola $. Tuckhorn and v. May Rus
sell, New York city.
The Gilbert Place Company. The Bronx.
capital $500, directors. George u. Cabrera,
Ellis X. Russell and John A. Trossbach,
New York city.
Bassuk singer. Brooklyn. capital SO 70
900, directors, Jacob Bassuk Mary Bassuk
and Abraham :. Singer Brooklyn. y. Y.
The Rubin Realty Corporation, Brook lyn,
capital $4,000: directors, Isaac Rubin, Abra-
ham Horowltz and Adoph Pohl. Brooklyn.
The Outward Holding Company Brooklyn,
capital 5000; directors, Otto Heepe. Richard
Heepe and Charles A. T. Fisenne, Brooklyn.
The Winchester Realty and Construction
Company, Hopewell Junction, y. y, capital
So, 900: directors, William \. Martin, Hope
well Junction, y, v; Lester NJ Woodruff
The Arrow Construction Company, Hope
tors. william A. Martin. Hopewell Junction.
~ Y. Lester VI. Woodruff and Alan A.
Woodruff New York city.
The Oak Ridge Syringe Farms Corporation.
Hopewel! Junction, y. y capital $1,000;
directors. william A Martin. hopcwrii
junction, y. v; Lester NJ Woodruff and
Alan \. Woodruff. New York city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-21
ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

isT Az. asi-Hottes. Conrad. 70 VIM II
Hotties 1875 Home st; atty. NJ Hyman.
lsT AZ. ast.sHo.!ss, VIM II, to Maurice
$ LYMAN. az W seth st; atty, NJ 8
1sT Az. 3sI-Hyman, Maurice s. to WIN II
Hotties and Mary, his wife, 7s5 Home At
o 9A 81 s5 HK"i EJ 20 o'T o. to H.s
rleue Mowen, 29O W 7oth st; atty,
10TH SCI s4 i 81 swf E.Mow.n H,nrsi,. e.
to Ches CARTEL. 20 E sOth st; atty, T g
55rIH ST, sSS 'w.Limburg,. Herbert r. ''t to
Terrain Realty co: IS Liberty st; atty
T Ins & 7 Go, lSo Pway 80. $1,000
Terrain Realty Co, Is Liberty st: atty,
I. T Ins 4 7 Co 100 Bway $50
i22D ST goa w-Lawyers Mtg Co to chas
Title Ins co, 1876 Bway...,,.......s4OO 900
sTH AV cor 18th st, 25xsS.6-tincoln
ay. leasehold: atty. L T co. $50 Bway 81
18TH ST, 229-3l E-Rothman, Leopold NJ
10 kr,s caTTiG ? ,R59'hnmsn' "a part at'y.s
30 Ak S!i-IHaddGx' chas l, to Nelson
lOTH Hv, S;5a"Kramcr yyattyy to Abel king
81 al las sjth ST. address t2), 81
iap "' ST s 81 w.Eekcrsop ,iobo ~
Michael DE yrles, 400 " 35th st. atty
IsrH s'r sac E"Hardy, John NJ. 20 Rond
-, Brooklyn; atty O Co. l7S BROAD ?
MADISON Az. iia7-Farmieirs Loan s ana r
60. trus, TO Edgar ApplsCby, truS
spottswood. N J atty. T 60. i7S Broad
AUpEBoN Az cor iis5th' st. S, $500
--Genco Realty Co, Inc, 10 Thos s Walker.
Long Lake, " atty. CO, 176
sri 2v. es ana ic.b,urkc. iDani and sno
trus, to Archibald q Henderson and ano
tggus' 2i7l Broadway; atty. l. Ins. Co
rHoMPsoS 'ST isI.Iaws;y,ers' Mtg ' CO to
Society OF ST John Land Corpn, ssS 9th sv,
oo addrssS q o. Liberty ST.. $4,000
93D ST 3, ~ v list av--schutt, Henry,
", 10 John j Hattenbrun Jr, Edsewater,
-, J, address q, 20 Church st $1,000
Rechtseit, SO w listh st; attys, Amend
A, ll9 Nassau st................,,S -, 900
COLUMBIA ST, W :. 1876 n Delaney st. 251iOo-
gdn, Katonah, n Y; atty, II odell, go wall 81 81
SAB ST. 81 W-Title Guar q I Co 10 Columbia
Trust Co. 10 Bway: atty. l. 7 lns Co. 100
pELkSCEY SIT. 81 same to sybll X Kane, Is W
tIth 81. address a. l76 BwAy 49, ...... sci. 900
PAIik Az, &c c LIST 81, VI. 5X42.e-Eugene Meyer
3ST, $, $50 10th av, 25x755-Chas Burk Gilman
70 Albert Mortimer; 81 W list ST. atty. 4
soTH Sf. n $. 80 e Amst ay. Green%ich
Bank 10 Chas u Van vhlen, Newark, N j; attys,
LA Znke, 900 Bway ..-...,...........s 81
ogTIl ST. n $, 50 e Amst az, 4sx9aii-Chss Van
NAlen 10 II erbert Treat, Plandomo. l. I: attys
L&A u Zlnke, 200 Bway Observation-Disclosures 81
l62D ST. 6S0-H W-katharlna Vetter 10 Max
Shloss, Des Moincs, Iowa; atty, Hirsohman
urn ST. 6s1 E-Adelaide Benedict, gdn, TO
Eht 4 benedict % EdGehill I'd. New Haven,
GID ST, Z, 900 c I'd sv, 2SSioo-Ssme TO same;
l2srli 81, 2se z Same TO same; atty. same ;i
I'd nv, 25Gl0O 10th ST. n \, i07.sw University pl-
2a6H irreg same 10 same; atty, same ...... 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-21
NEW OF FINANCIAL INTEREST
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

The New York Federal Reserve Bank
rates were ~ per cent for short and per
cont :or long bills
Open market discounts, prime accept
ances maturing up to ninety days. a'.u3s.
per cent
Commercial paper was steady Rates
were 371m4 per cent for sixty to ninety day
bills and for four to six months best names
GAS per cent for others
Time money was very duh Rates were
21.d3 per cent for sixty and ninety days
and four months. $685. per cent for
longer maturities
Call money on the floor of tho Stock EN-
change yesterday ruled at : per cent high
~ per cent. low ~ per cent
Domestic exchange on New York 81
Louis. iOc. premium; san Francisco. soc
premium: Minneapolis. zoe premium: Chi
oago. 90. premium; Cincinnati, par
Montreal. 50 37H premium,
Call money in London was I per cent
short bills, Lie per cent three month.
bills. 81 per cent
Sterling exchange was steady Final
quotations were Demand. asa. cables.
4AH
Bar Silver 10 London. % is-iGd in New
York. .0c
New York Clearing House statement
Exchanges, SEQ, si9.3i0. balances. 81. sos
722. Sub-Treasury debit balance. si,22s,n ~,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-21
BRONX BUILDERS BUYING.

ANENUE.-The Abssr
Realty Company. \. Weisman president.
has purchased Tor cash from Lyman
Pony the plot Of over four lots on the
esst side ~ l.ongfellow avenue about
1872 feet north ~ Wes,chester avenue
The site measures 100 by 1870 feet by
Irregular, and the purchasing company
plans 10 erect six story apartment
house on the site. The Douglas Robin
son, charles :. Brown Company and
" E'ues NEGOTIATED the transaction.
CRoTONA PARK NORTH-The Benenson
Realty COMPANY has sold through A.
Blumeuthal the plot. so by 90 feet. on
CrtHna PARK North, 81 feet east OF
Prospect avenue. The purchaser is the
Galveston Building Company. T. Her
shu"sky president. which will improve
~ plot with 1--WE story apartment
house. The sellers acquired the prop
er'g 90 trade with +. j. Muhfield
g." DO. apartment at $50 Crotona Park
North
.oN SrEEET-The II. NJ Construction
company. Samuel Minskofr president,
has sold To a Mrs. Webber the five story
NJ Occupying the triangular plot formed
b. the intersection of Fox and Tiffany
streets The house has a frontage OF
iHl feet on Fox street and 1871 feet on
T1suy street. its third dimension being
shov. l!s fe-t. The structure was
erected by the selling company and is
on OF the largest five story houses in
tn section.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-21
SECURITIES SOLD AT AUCTION.

shares Union Exchange National Bank.
100000 Colonial Paper Company interim Or
temporary FIRST mortgage 6 per cent ak
twenty years serial gold bond series r.
que March !, 1921. 500 900 Colonial
a raPer Company interim or temporary
year serial gold Bonds. series O. du.
March ], 1922. 10.
10000 Darlington Mills nrst mortgage s
per, cent; gold bonds, due January Is,
5000 Darlington Mills second mortrar.
PSSss, 'S ,nSo COLD Bonds due January u.s.
IL shares Chids Company. common. for ac-
count Of s. II. p. Peil & Co. bsnkrupts.
$1,000 jay c. wempls Company per cent.
dehen,gre bonds. due July 10. 1918;
100 shares Liberty Trust Company OF New
ark, y. j.. 100.
$1,000 Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway
ga per cent. bonds, due 1895; interest
January and July, asa
5000 Chicago Rock Island and Pacific
Railroad hrst rcfunding per cent
bonds. dye 1894; Interest April ana DC.
$4,000 Chicago, Rock Island and Pachc
5 n2i,ron,d pei cent, geld bonds due
$1,000 Iowa Central Railway reminding 4
per cent gold bonds, due 1851; Interest
,,o March ana september, az. 49,.
| 100 shares Mines Company OF America, sax
200 shares Goldheld Consolidated Mine.
100 shares Missouri. Kansas and Texas Rail
~ Nay common iot; o
40 shares Greene cansnea Copper Company
100 shares Lake Erie and Western Railroad
400 shares International Nickel Company.
100 shares North Butt. Extension Copper
q, o6 MiT ing SSompaEEy $50 lot 49,
teLy Railroad certificate OF Indebtedness.
30 .6affes Automatic Vaudeville Company.
10 shares state Bank. la2X.
shares German Alliance Insurance Com
I shares Central New Jersey Land Improve
90, ment company, ~ lot o.
so shares Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company,
100 shares Western Union Telegraph Com
500 500 Shares A'ss s0% %gsH S SSnPsSy
common 5000 mortgage made by ].
Saad s s@pamS 5 TO- wnd' on S' prop.tty
situate on Hanover, street, city OF Bali
oo. 5 5 soo oas ~ y h hs . &c r.d asS
6s,,'%,$'f : ISi's ;%oSS Pgrs'% .%
dorsed by said smith and one c. Wilson
OF protest. Aprtl Z. 1914 81 900 iyr
$3.50 Hooking valley Products compOny
sinking fund gold bonds. due 1851, Is.
2S shares Hooking Valley Products Company
common, t3l lot.
$500 Lindsey water Company nrst and re-
funding mortgage per cent bonds, due
June !, 1879. December, 1914 coupons
attached, 10.
$500 Ria Run water COMPANY first mort
gsgc per cent gold bonds. due De
Cemher. l9i2. rcdeemable 1879, Decem
hcr, i3li. coupons attached. i've OF
81 600 each and one Of $500 10
So OO0 BenN ooi and McMechen Consolidated
water Company FIRST mortgage per
cent gold bonds. due May. 1891, ~
docmEbie 1915; November 1914, coupons
attached. 10.
1 $40. 100 American Round Bale Press Com
pany FIRST mortgage sinking fund per
cent hftesn wear sold bonds, Metropoli
tan Trust Company temporary Certin-
Gates Of deposit and $40 scrip t2b lot,
4 /. 81 saa..a american Round Ps'e Pr-s.
Company common, $40 lot,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-21
BUILDERS LEAD IN
REALTY TRADING
Buy Sites for Bronx Apartments
and Sell Manhattan and
Bronx Houses.
MANY FIRMS MAKE LEASES

W, Z, real estate trading was no more
a.i.,. Yesterday than ON preceding days.
.. 40 least while reports OF sales indi-
GATED 100 greater activity. there was an
indication " betterment in the transact
tons rsp,jted especially IN The Bronx,
Where 'wo large plots were purchased
D., builders for apartment house improve
mont. aud an investor took over in n
cash sl|, one of the largest five story
Huu,.- 100 tho borough In Manhattan
tvo fiat proportic. were sold to investors,
which constituted the principal activity
,o tbtt borough The leasing market
SHOWS continued activity, though as the
season PROGRESSES the rental situation does
moi seem On be greatly improved. While
a few OF the newer buildings are reported
10 be entirely tonanted the removals OF
nrns announced so far will do little
toward hraciuE up the great midtown
district that has suffered for tenants
since trr building boom there
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-21
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

4tTH ST. l5,i7 Wa sala Castro sst
- West iith 81 Co. Inc, owner con
loSTH ST. l4gs E-Indiana Flooring 20 90
aEt James Everards Brewo cries Inc,
owner Farmers Loan a. Trust 90 Mary
VI ENorafd, eNTN, owners; Harper Richard
son Palaca Casino Co, Inc. lessees; Ju-
"TH ST Is W-ImPerNous Products 90
agt Fifteen West Ath 81 Co. owner 4
9TH ST. Is w-Ru6in kruger aEt MARY 0I y
Cleveland Monett, owners & contrac-
s6TH sr. I5S.iso E.samii cohen ast G ti
CO, lessee, Herman Bachrach, owner; ia
SUFFOLK STREET 46-fs-David Greene
agt Elizabeth Anger. owner; Jacob Hur-
witz contractor; Harry Hurwitz sub.
MADISON cN Az, iS7-M j ;Callahan, co ' ast
Madison Grant, owner; Libman Contract =.
sTPs ~ c9 995mIsme. i;lesrtc ' sst
MyIe, Rlty Co, owner; ELY j Reser %.
CENTRAL PARK WEST " 5, whole front
between 30 and Olst SITS. sOl5xl00--Will
Corpn, owner = contractor .....,.,. SIS
4irH S'r, l5-l7 west-American Kalamein
wks ast Is West 'ith 81 GO, owne. 8
BRRoKpwNY. Use. iiso-City wire works
agt Mary 4 Fitzgerald. owner, Webster
Iron Works. contractor a,.....,,,- -. $40
crick 5 Justice. owner VOLS Iron
Works Co. contractor .,,...........f3 J
MACDoCGAL ST, 20 and 2e--Frooks En-
gino CO agt cC1stsqIa ParTeilo les;se e''
BRIGGS Av. 27os !sos Lipps Fire PROBING
co agt Mitchell MoDermott Realty Co
Inc. and Mitchell & McDermott Const Co
ton Co, r Mitchell and John Nc.
DermotL contractors 1888
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-21
LIS PENDENS
Manhattan

io5TH ST. n =. i7b Columbus av. 25xloo.ll
Frederick Wertt. lr, ct al, va Edw II
atty. T Booth.
2sTH ST 229 to ?39 w-unite dstates saw
inEs Bank of the city OF n VS. Charles
Welnsteln ct al foreclosure Of MORTGAGE.
attys Merrill a Rogers.
Savings Bank vs Carrie NJ Butler ct Al
foreclosure Of MORTGAGE; attys r a Il
5OTH SIR, as E-Anna NJ CnderhIn vs. Ada
Olenin ct nj foreclosure OF MORTGAGE
iliTH ST. $50 w-Henry + schwarE W.
sarah II Greenbntt 81 al foreclosure OF
mortEagel; attys Rounds Hatch. Dill
bingham q Dehevoise. ~
Monle Hershfeld vs. owners standard
Realty Corp foreclosure OF mortgage !;
r a5ys F sT ss7 and sss sss SaS ss
actlons-Banned Friend " Maud u
Barclay ct al foreclosure Of two mort
cages; attys Kantrowiis & Esoere
Bronx.
i52D ST. = 753 II Of Morris av. loOS
ioo-Peter wynen agt Arthur F Krause
ct al foreclosure OF mortgage) ATTY
LOT so and 81. parcel 10. map OF sub,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fund Of \ = Asso-
citation Of the New Church agt James Nc
cam ct al uorecloedre OF mortgage {;
PRosPEcT Hv, n cor OF 18Th st, sosiOo
--Greenwood Cemetery ast Isaac Brown
Miner, King, Lane Traffofd' '''' N''' "
GARDEN ST. n >. 3I5.s It Of Southern
Boulevard, F0xlOO-Carl + Spaney agt
Nertrees Edwards ct al foreclosure OF
MORTGAGE; attys, Tausch & Hamilton.
PROSPECT 49, M" cor I us, 4" .sHiVOG &
Construction Co ct al foreclosure Of mort
gagel, attys Wilson & Van Wagner
LOT rs. block 3iOS. section II, on Tax Map
Samuel GoldstIcker agt Denver Realty Co
ct AT faction to foreclose transfer OF tax
ueup; atty. Y Jacobs.
EASTCHESTER ROAD. : 4e.s n OF
Walker ay. 25.GNl26.7-Michaei Ganly sgt
Cecilia r Brennan 81 al foreclosure OF
MORTGAGE atty. kadel
LOT g. block 3g4S. section Is. on Tax Map
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-21
QUEENS POST OFFICE SITE.

The United States Treasury Department
has decided to purchase a plot IFS by
600 foot on Van Alst avenue between
Ninth and Tenth streets, Long Island
Cl'", ss the site for the proposed new
pos, Office building I'm that district An
appropriation Of 100000 for a building
n this district was made two years ago
The site selected is in the centre Of the
Irca' Industrial development of Long
Island city and is a short distance from
2 terminal of the Long Island Railroad
whore direct connection by rail through
NJ East River tunnels can he had with
tho General Post Office IN Manhattan. The
site was purchased from the Everett
Realty Company and the purchase price
Is sad % have heen 100000. This leaves
10000 for building.