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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-11
NOTICE.

Effective at once, we beg to advise our friends and patrons that as we have no collector we will sell meal and hulls for spot cash only at the mill. Nothing else to be charged.
 UNION SEED & FERTILIZER CO.,.
 Pine Bluff, Ark. 11-24-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-11
OBSERVE THE WARNING.

A cold that promises to "hang on all winter" is to be dreaded. Prompt action should be taken at the first warning of a cold-sneezing, chilli ness, slight .shivering. Foley's Honey and Tar makes quick work of coughs, colds and croup. It clears airs passages, stops coughing, eases difficult breathing Mann Pharmacy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-11
Emma H. Ellis-Burnnam Graduate
 14O4 Texas Etreet.

Solicits the patronag ge of ladies who desire beauty treatments at their residence. Shampooing, hair dress ing, facial massage, chiropody, mani- curing, hot oil treatment for the scalp, manirose oil manicure a specially. Phone NO. 1719. 11-301m
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-11
APPLES! APPLES! APPLES!

Just received carload of Jonathans. Crimes Golden, Minklers and Ganos. Wholesale and retail. 109 k. Third. Phone 257. Prompt delivery. If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-11
GARAGE.

We store, repair. wash and polish your car: all repair work guaranteed to be satisfactory. THOMPSON'S GARAGE Wilbur White, manager. Ill Main street, phone 204S. 12-10-1m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-12
APARTMENTS CLIMATE
TOO COLD. JURY HOLDS
Owner Says II Was Torrid. Since
DWeller Went Deshabille.

There vas sharp es-E.e: 9! :ss-.-
nony n ;hs s1i: ., PAi.i7 L.Ti- s,.o.
sgzi-s: Ms E--s :. S.--,s!- = 80
Suprsa. Coz-: yss:srtay. =. ts.s---
a.: Eas SIZED ss ;As sIsc-t--x C NrL
Martha s. jones. vto hAi = ;T,-TsA.
lease o. e. apartment - re so-s- a;
$50 Wes: 1928 Street cT-s- y
Livingston. Lrs- S.-r.s.- az 81:
daughter also lived .- re jones' a7z---
ue1t re csts--E-; .st- --s apart
uent betor. tie sIpl-z:.5- O. --s .sass
and Livingston SIZED tor BIZ -1r
rer; from Jsl-zTy =.
The defence vas ira. --s c---r a. .
o. the apartment co-.1 70; scc-rs re
cold Mrs. Sinclair sad ..ey -cTs- %
conserve thsir hszlrh. Ess : Es-s
Sinclair, daughter o. csfslcs-., ss.1
i was so cold u re spar--sr; .,a:
she could see her breath, s-1 "a:
she had 70 wear coz: lr ire ho1ss
and a. the table had % cover Esr Zee:
with wraps.
Richard L. tanning. sgsr: o. re
building, testified that ne had gone .
Mrs.. Sinclsir's apartment % irvsst!-
gate the complaint about ne lack cf
steam heat. He could 10: e. In, be
said. because Miss Sinclair vas IN ces-
habille And TIA: vas the very time
Mrs. Sinclair said she and the other
members % her household we're freez-
ing.
The Jury tried for ar hour 20 recon
Gle the varying testimony on tempers
lures, and brough. In verdict for
Mrs Sinclair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-12
FINE PARK AV. HONE
FOR MOSES TAYLOR
Leases, Furnished, for Winter
Season, Burton House.

Moses Taylor has leased for the win
ter season the modern dwelling house
at % Park av., owned by the estate Of
Cornelia Stewart Burton. Douglas
Robinson, Charles s. Brown Company
negotiated the lease.
Pease g. Gilman have leased the four
story and basement, twenty-foot house
Mt 80 East 3Sth St, for Paul II. Herzog
to Schuyler y. Warren for long term
of years. This IS the house which was
recently traded by Edward W. Humph-
reys for 9 East Goth ST.
Shaw g. Co. have leased for the Ger
man Savings Bank the dwelling house
7 West 10th st. to Thomas G. Nc
Clatchey.
j. b. Ensl has leased for a client
the three story dwelling house 1926
West Both st. for n term of years to
NJ. T.. Matthews.
The Houghton Company has leased.
furnished. the dwelling house 300 West
97th 81. for Adela Bows TO William
Newell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-12
SALES AT AUCTION.

~ 10 Fecy ~
By Henry Brady
$50 ST. 10 E.. -. $50 Tinh .v 2srsop. IA ~,
lot BLDG. 70 the plaintiff for $1,000
49, Joseph i. Day
730 ST. Is =. ss lN Madison Az .nrlo2 4
sy dwlg, Adjourned 10 N0g 20.
SIN Az. 3. =. C1.5 Beccker a. 80Ii3 gr2s q,
l7rse. 3 sv tenement. 10 Clement 8 Pafson,
ILiGHT ST. 30. =. 1875 W Hudson st. 2s,7o o,
ires sly tenement. Ellie Donnellsn Tor g. 100
~ Samuel Mari.
RlviNGT0N ST, 1873. .. ioi Suffolk -. 2srioo
ry tenement and store. sty tenement: n
Eusenis l. Richards trustee for Adoiph Mandel
bankrupt Tor t2i.5T.
ny Daniel GreenNsf.
PARK ROW. 122, .. 1918 DuAn, a. 1triof o.
4 s'y tenement and store. | siy extension also.
PARK ROW. i2t-l2s. =. 1888 Duane st 2sr
1857. 3 atty tenement and store. ! siy extension
WILLIAM ST, 1873. IS. 1913 Of Nov Chamber,
st S.Iot fIiues ~ l1t bldg sso.
am ST. - % Mercer ~. 2iIiG. sly loft
and store bidg. sdl0uued 10 Nov j..
A. the Bronx sIchsngs.
~ Henri Bfady
COUPrltsDT Az. fia.sw cor lG0th a. % sro7 ..
~ dgig. sold N fhe plaiuu1 iof 5000
BEAUMONT Az, laAs. ?, eos ~ lAad o..
y tIlOoIso sIi0'. sy dsIs, 10 May Gore Tor
5000
~ Joseph =. Day
IlsNGRE Pl. 772. ., % Q d rIspe.t ~. t2H
sAI9 - A~Aaa ~ y 4 Auot ~ ala
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-12
Apartment Rentals.

The f. r. Wood. w. II. Dolson Com
pany rented apartments to the follow
ing: A. A. Heard, in $50 West Goth st. !;
Edna Langc, in 90 West 93d ST.; A. b.
Cans, in 2l55 Broadway; X. p. Crandall
and c. l.. Barker, in West Glst St; Mrs.
Margaret Moore, In 1862 West 9lst st.;
Max Lowenthal and l.. II. Harris, In
l0l West 18th St; John X. Knox. in
4ls Central Park West; J. N. Morris,
In 25l West 95th st, and John OLeary,
In ego St. Nicholas av.
The Berlin Rental Agency leased
apartments In 30 Fort Washington nv.
TO II. G.. Guise and |. b. Wright. and
IN ~ Fort Washington nv. 10 I. Il.
Barnett aud l.. NJ. Farber: in 635 West
Hist at, TO T.. Horne, j. IL. Woods and
G.. NJ. Osborne; also in go Riverside
Drive. TO Mrs. II. Streetman and II. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-12
THREAT TO SUE GETS
DENIAL FROM BRYAN
EX-Secretary Repudiates Navy
League Subsidy Charge.

Washington, Nov. 11.-W. J. Bryan
has written 10 Robert NJ. Thompson.
president Of the Navy League, repudi-
ating statements accredited 10 him that
the Navy League is subsidized by mu-
milton Manufacturers. Mr.. Bryan was
quoted IN Philadelphia papers on No
vember as saying: The National So
curity League and the Navy League are
paid agents Of the shipbuilders and
munition makers"
Colonel Thompson threatened MI
Bryan with legal sction unless hs
should either withdraw his charges or
attempt 20 substant!ste them.
Accompanying his letter Mr. Bryan
sen; g copy 81 q printed speech entitled
The War in Europe concerning
which he wrote: The speech which !
delivered - Philsde,phis Is the speech
which I have been delivering ST over
the country, and irclose copy with
the passage usrkei vh!ch refers - tie
Navy League
In this printed speech here Is enly
ore reference . ne Navy League and
that does 70; IN 2-y way charge "a;
the league - a. sssrt @ -u-icol
manufacturers ard has 10 rstsrs-cs -
any subsidy received ~ "a; eocy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-12
2O-YEAR LEASE
In JAY STREET
Property To Be Used as a
Modern Refrigerating
Plant.

William A. White & Sons have rented
for Hugh ?. Sicily, president Of the
Kip's Bay Brewing Company, the entire
building at 1850 Jay ST. for term OF
twenty ycars TO President Roebuck OF
the Jay Street Cold Storage Company.
After extensive alterations the building
will be used for u modern refrigeratlnY
plant.
"a long lease IN this particular local
fly is an evidence Of the bellei that the
produce merchant are intent upon
making this the permanent location OF
tho Wholesale produce centre In rev
York" says an expert IN touch WIN the
trend In the district.
peeso a Gilman have leased for A.
r. Thomson. Tor long term OF years.
tho store and basement at ls1 west
45th st. adjoining the Toxic Restaurant,
10 Marius Pirolle, caterer now at tho
southeast corner Of Lexington EY and
5Oth st, a site for which BlOom.ngdale
Bros. have died plans for It's proposed
annex
Tho Cross & Brown Co. has leased
tho tenth loft Of 1913 West Ssth -
for the Aitaylsta Holding Company %
the Mutual Waist and Dress company 3
-. - Fffb LOFT - West Zgtf e. %
49, 80 ninth door ol 20 hast
81 ~ "a he FuropeAn Art aad Em-
I,C'ts,y to,r,soy. f5f 4 Goodkle. also
- rf,yb eoor a. sT-g3 East ZIst az ~
the Henry A Jacobson Company, tof
~ M. r.,stf., w.tt fe
.t I.s, - t-.q4 80 2lg a. 70
49,. rft., III. Issse4 lie e1t.rs
t..''' sst I'D W..t Ei.t = 20
c-.,'r vs'f.s~s 4 NIgror. Or tts
go. 49,. A...e.strrr s.o tie a.
~, h-o 1870 as- R,sr ga ~ 10 ~.
p-e..-. 3D., C.-rrsry srr - Cttlsta
49,. C@,(r,r. 40 the ,.ytt fsor
80, BID, t94G.rg - fts Wet tsth e.
- y pi,trhsr Co. ne elsretth
e., f,o,t A. Wafer A TroeE 40 20
90 49,, o-,t, Jr.srf p..rrAfrsf
o., IA. A. F.slfy Company. and Tsft
- ,t. N',.ItIrg AZ 1fC.lla West So o.
A. a.. pr,tsrfyre COMPANY. fcr Nv :.
49,. 4 lfe-tt
C.-l-.- C.of,.- have re-tss Ter
h "a Ne, ff-tt ctre,f Crr~rs-v 60
~, CsIt.r.-aoas Nsrtsi f.r tern e.
-car, .to trstro store tc.thvs,t ctf.
= pro.lvs, ,-t-t-th
~, Ctsrie, Nefe, Cc~7srv ft,
f,.s,t for .hs estate q Wusrs p
cm.,h a large rart % fhe ,scr-d fcrr
q, pros1rsr srA Wsrrr- g. O. D H
C,rfo- q O. for 8 tern 90 vssrs.
800 .- ff1 rt.soutv f,- fhs LAWYER,
Tr. "a 49,, a.. 4, V-,--., \ .,.
49,. a.. ~ 40 rl',-,v a. r., "a.
a.l c.-,bei. o.. y- ths ps~e,s-
p~iiiirs tsoi-g res-l ., to ps--srf
steven, ard fsfrs ,ulte o. crces
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-12
HOME OF THE LATE
ALEXANDER E. ORR SOLD
Stable in Rear of Brooklyn
Dwelling Also in Deal.

The Orr estate has sold the four
story brownstone dwelling at 102 and
Ioa Remsen St., Brooklyn, through How
ard C. Pyle & Co. The house was for
many years the city home Of the late
Alexander E. Orr.
The structure occupies plot OF
ground 50x132 feet at Remsen and
Henry SITS. In this sale is also included
a large stable in the rear on a plot
50x50 feet. -,
Samuel Galitzka & Co. have sold for
John II. Bahrenburg and Henry l..
Bauer to Simon Abels the southeast
corner of slst st. and Fifth av., Brook
lyn, a plot l00x100 feet Mr. Abels viii
Improve the site with five three story
uingle brick houses with stores.
Gronenberg & Leuchtag have COM
pleted plans for four story and
cellar apartment house for the north
side of Woodruff av., 1889 feet east
of ST. Paul's place, Brooklyn, for the
Hoytresi Construction Company, l..
Refs, president. The lot to be I'M
proved is 50x100 feet.
This building will accommodate
seventeen families. The facade Will
be of tapestry brick. granite and terra
Gotta. The building will cost S3O,OOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-12
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
The Bronx.

18Th ST, : 2G1 Couulsndt sv tiy brick
teumi, 50I,s. T Construction 60. Jos Thesis,
Mins az architect; $s5. 900
GRAND Az. cor is0th st. 9 ry brick teutut-
7OHsl: VI VI Building CO. Inc Milton VI Sill
Mfman. t0I fNih ay pres. owner. Neville Il
. bagge. Joy West 40h ~, architect 81. 900
chicken house, eOIiG. estate OF q Johnson =
NJ Johnson. spuyien Duyril. pres. owners. Ahne-
man lolnkheere. 1920 Bailey Az. srcht, $500
PROSPECT Az. G rs n fremont Az thre. ! siy
brick stores and dwellings. 25I55. Clarence II
smith, $50 fremont av. owner. William II Meyer
1851 Carter Av. architect: tlO GOD
PROSPECT Az. 50 fremont r ! ats brick
factofy. lta82. Clarence II Smith. 400 fremont Az
owner. William II Meyer. 1851 Carter Ay srchi,
tcct. 4. G0o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-12

states Of Mississippi. Louisiana and
Florida have laid their propaganda
through their respective boards OF
health, for the eradication Of the dis
case"
Tho experiment on convicts followed
most interesting test on monkeys. an
in The Tribune on April IS. last. In
which Assistant Surgeon General Kerr
of the Public Health Service, an.
nounced that It had been demonstrated
that pellagra was not contagious. All
efforts to induce pellagra among the
monkeys. 1875 of which were kept on a
farm near Savannah. Ga, failed.
DR.. Kerr said at the time of begin
ming the experiment on the prison
farm: "As nearly as we have worked
1t out, pellagra Is caused by diet not
sufficiently diversified and which. there
fore, does not properly nourish tho
body. We hope to complete our work
and clear up the whole problem in pos
sibly a year"
The prediction then made In The
Tribune has come true in less than
seven months.
First Theory Wrong.
The original theory about peilagra
was that il was caused by eating damp
or spoiled corn. This was soon dissi-
pated by the work of the Public Health
Service Experiments were then con-
Quoted In several institutions. In an
institution for girls it was found that
TO babies nuder five years Of age In
Cured the disease. and none Of the
girls over sixteen who were doing COM
paratively hard work. Between the
ages Of five and sixteen. however. the
disease wGs very prevalent, except
among those girls who worked in the
kitchen.
1t was discovered that the kitchen
workers were stealing all the meat,
eggs and milk they wanted. while the
other workers OF the same age did not
get these roteid-containing foods.
This was the basis on which the con-
Wet experiment was started-to deter
mine whether the theory about the
lack of proteid foods was correct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-12

James 3. bsry Z Co.. vel Known
real estate firm .a business on Wash.
irgtDn Heights Tor a number u years.
hare consolidated with KNAPP 4 WATSON
Company. The firm In the future wiil
Be kn0Tn az the KNAPP Z WATSON
Company.
+. g. Willard q Co. have been mp
pointed agents for he building az 52-5s
Duane -, a tsn story lot building a.
the soBthve., corner ~ Duane and Elm
ats, b. the Hollywood Hotel and Cot
tsge Company. The same Grn was also
appointed agents for 1915 West 18th
st., an eight story loft building, By the
Adams Land and Building Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-12
NnderWnod ON s. 2. Rnard.

Frederick D. Underwood, president Of
the Erie Railroad, was yesterday elect
ed director Of the Southern Pacific
70 succeed Cornelius y, Bliss, resigned.
Il was announced that there was no
significance TO the resignation OF Mr..
Bliss except that he desired 70 Tighten
his work. The appearance Of Mr.. I'M
derwood on the Southern Pacific board,
il was stated, does not mean that any
new traffic relations have been estab-
lished between the company and the
frip
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-12
FIRE RECORD.

A N.
2l0-e6j Amsterdam r; Coldmn Bros
frinlng
24o-l2Gs Amsterdam sv: ". Stewart; trtnins.
4.iS-59 Chrystie 81 Miles Brewing Co. 81. 900
l0I0-2lO West lisih st.. stephen HAckett
trfing.
lo.2O-l02 Allen 81 Martin Engel. uinins.
T. NJ
II $50 Ludlow st. lillian Jinsnnen. trinins
l2.5j-5ii East SIN sti Clausen Flanagan Bre"
Ing Co none.
2l5-iT0 West 22d at Mr.. GovGu, none
a2O-sO Water a. C. II. Carson a Co. trininE
z.ly-l7O West 22d 81 Mrs GrOYatz trifing
? 800 Wafer St c. ". Carson A Co trtring
2 sO-Hsrlem River and lseth st.. unknown
none.
25J-ManAlsda st. and East River: automobile
William A. Rrsms; $500
3.0O--lGi Brook av l. Antiouogfy: $50
siJ-53 West 18Th st. Jacob MAnhsirner
trifing
t00-37z East il5d a. ,Thoms, Brady. u1fing
s50-sedss1ck u. north o. Kingsbrids Road
Chaplin Estate; g..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-12
Recent BUYERS.

George Lommel is the purchaser Of
the property at 414 and 400 Hudson IT
and l07 10 1T Bedford ~.
The Reliant Leasing Company Is the
buyer Of the five story fiat at G12 and
GA West 1921 st., reported sold re-
Gently by Abraham Lcichter for the
Newton Holding Company, APPEL &
Taylor, attorneys.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-12
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the WOrld

Frsm tSor). Shields OCT 10. 70 Benhsm boys'
sen. Bar At IL 80 m. 49, a ~ ~,,n
Norfolk Boston 10 Fred Dalxsu = 70 wiz
mdss quar- at 1871 m 49, r,,n.,d
Lord sexton Obj, Liverpool Oct -. 70 tns e"ns'o
Lins, with mdse Bar at s5 m ~,
Garlic Cartsgena Oct 30. Porto Coo.nois w, ,,s
santa Maria O. Cristobal 4 and Kingston o. WIN
malls and mdse Bar at LIS p N. A.. r,,,,..
Zent tBrl. Santa Marta Nov .. 70 hs Sn''s'
Fruit Co. with fruit Bar at m
SAILED
Er.rpe (Br), Queenstown: Dominic OBJ. s ros,
dos; Neptune Port Antonio; Th0rsa nor sss ,a
Baysino santiago: New Orleans, Boston hxn lsogr
Norfolk and Newport News; vitalia (Nor), Nor,o.h
civ of Savannah, Savannah; Alliance. SristynA
jan Van Nassau Dutch. Rotterdam: Petr2 enc
(Br). Furt Blaye; Tyler Nortolk sh1 he R,yo
BATON Rouge; Arkansas DAM. Copenhasen hern.,
1NOrl Boston, Mexico Havanai Lansing
Casa tBr). HAVE; Medersktn tNorl' bueu" N'''''
MoutPyideD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-12
Railways Inadequate, Says
Henry L. West to Wa
terways Men.
PEACE PROPHECY
CALLED FOOLISH
People Urged to Stir Congress
RedfieId Pleads for Ameri-
can Merchant Marine.
lBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune

Savannah, Nov. 1.-THE need Of pre-
paredness for defence was again the
main topic at to-day's session OF the
Atlantic Deeper Waterways Associa-
ton. Henry L. West, executive secre-
tary Of the National Security League
was the principal speaker. His topic
was Waterways and National Sc
curity."
"The war in Europe" said Mr.. West,
"has given new Importance to the IN
tra-coastal waterways, because no cI-
fective system Of national defence can
be desired which does not take them
into consideration. With coast line
stretching from Maine TO the Kio
Grande, one section of an enemy's feet
might be landing men at remote
point while other sections engaged our
navy.
This would make II necessary TO
move men and supplies rapidly up and
down the coast-an emergency not
taken into consideration when our rail-
road systems were built. Therefore,
the intra-coastal waterways would
have 10 be utilized
Railway Routes Too Remote.
Below the mouth Of the Chesapeake
these waterways alone arc available
for national defence, rs the railroads
touched only by long detours Mt tho
principal seacoast cities. Routes Ike
the Delaware and Chesapeake Canal
offered the only uNeXpoSed passage COR
submarines and lighter lighting craft
in the Middle Atlantic section OF the
country"
Mr.. West insisted that IL was not q
far-fetched suppo.ition 90 assert that
these waterways would be needed for
defensive purposes.
Years ago" the speaker said. mon
declared that the last world Hir had
been fought. hut present conditions in
Europe have shattered their dreams o.
peace"
Il was foolish % rrcphesy tina, the
United States Was immune from attack.
he added. citing the grave questions
now causing diplomatic exchanges be
tween this and other countries.
"We Will rct 50 % war said MI.
West. because We viii Try - settle
acute iiEerencss IN peaceful fashion.
TIE vital point IS that % does not take
:vo % make ! war. and other nations
-,ay e caly tco glad % trt a pretext
20 - - var with -.
Urges Action BY Congress.
Congress alone car give esec,
th-c-s. legislation ard appropriation
90 :es Fres.-er,'s policy - prepared
-ess 10 g.. zc-cn b. Congress 10 Is
necessary. 1-s-, 90 awaken and. secont.
On crystalline p-o.ic sec,imeat 50 a. %
demonstrate % Congress cha. tho
A=tri.a1 people demand adequate pre-
-A-s--sss
RsPrsBs-:A:iv. :. Carries Lin,hieun.
c., Mary.ar4 Coio-sl William O. Lang
-. e. s A. s-E-ssr ia chargs q ths
SsTa--a- district, a-t Secretary %
Concerts 2s1-s.l a.s5 spoke.
A -s-r-a-: marine controlled r. re
t5-s i-:s--s; & :-s r57s@sc: q Amer
ear cc--sr-s uls declared a VIA. re-
c.u.,y = ;.s ;z.-rs Welfare % ths
T-.ie1 S.z:es ~ Secretary 2stssld.
Ire -int G.. A-sri-a is awsks % he
Pa. TIA; v- --s- have 5l- place gco1
80 sea T-s ~sa-s 1, 10. vsry must
.s r.:-.- 5-r ON c5-,ro..' said The
Ss-rs-a-y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-12
Psr.s yil.1n Pint Placs

S--TVssa-. Ha.-rrlz-. has leased
..-o-g- Hsr-srt = Sherman aIs estate
a. y .5- Poi-;. PIE. e. r. furnished.
t,- ore yssr - william Rsr f1r. Rob-
srt 2. 4 Ba-Ss ard Comsrfor1 Sc
In liz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-12
Leases 47th st. Site.

Henry Brady has rented for the
Clausen-Flanagan Brewery for the tern
of ten years the building and yard 81
and 3ls East 47th st. to Antonio +
Furio as wagon factory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-12
PERIIC NOTICES

BUILDING SALE-THE BRONX PARK
WAY COMMISSION eters for sale. to the
highest bidder thirteen buildings for removal
from the Bronx River Parkway Reservation
extending from Bronx Park to North White
Plains. lists OF which viii be furnished upon
application. All bids must be made upon
regular form provided by the Commission.
and are subject TO terms and conditions
therein set forth and will he received at the
office Of IN. Commission. 100 broadway. New
York. on or before 4. n.
MONDAY. NOVEMBER is. 1915.
At which time BIDS received will bs publicly
opened. Buildings will be surrendered 10 tho
successful bidder within thirty days after
title H. taken and bidder qualities
BnoNX PARKWAY COMMISSION.
100 broadway. New York
Will Nor BE REsroNsIBLE ron ANY
dsbb %. promises msde hy any -petson other
khAa RsAa4 Jod11U r plaNoNA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-12
REAL ESTATE.
LONG ISLAND.

FOR LOW COST. HIGH-GRADr BtNGA.
LOWS. VISIT BRIGHTwATERS; BOOK
LET rs OK REQUEST y. II. ACKERSON
Co. I WEST 34TH ST. NEW YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-12
ALTERATIONS.
The Bronx.

22ofH ST. 500 r. NY frame dwlg. 1927 8; I>nto
CApuio. on premises. owner. Anthony ! De
race. ~ East 2l5th A.. architect. l. 900
lORlllARO Pl, cor lSgth 81. siy brick er-
tension. isIsg 81. 10 siy brick school, les ssr
~ Ciy u New York. ogneD. Ii Snyder
800 Park av. architect. $40 O06
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-12
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records for tho Last
Twenty-four Hours.

Washington. Nov. 1.-The vigorous low ara
which las caused high winds ard gals N th.
day or 20 has passed n0rtheestwari toTnd uu,i
s0n Bay and the storm winds have suo;ideh. a.
though scattered 'hunie5tofms occurred ThuNiAJ
IN ne Mississippi Vaiiey. Tie temperngres Gun
time Exceptionally high In the Ohio N1leJ ana n
Tennessee. although sharp chGnge W colif hh'
urst Scattered sh0Eefs are probable Frdey N 'n'
lsEe r.y0s ard tie gyyef Ohm FallsT LlssHT:fa
,sfr 1estrpr is trfi-ztsd T. 1i'l bs coifer FrdsJ
m re Isle min ~ Ohio VslieJ ard Tennessee.
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS WANTED

WANTED For JANUARY -Fiilly furnished house..
keeping apartment. not less than two bedrooms
below goth Street. for month. state price and
number n r,oms IN answering. O. Room 60T
Tribune Building
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