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The Washington times., 1915-10-24
FALL ISSUE OF
PHONE BOOK OUT
Pages Of Washington Directory,
End to End, Would Span
Continent.

The fall issue OF the directory Of the
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Company Is out OF the printers hands
and distribution will begin at once.
A number OF changes have been made
in the book since the last issue, one OF
which Is a style Of binding which per-
mits the book to he opened fiat. so that
no part OF any listing is hidden. The
new book Is three-quarters OF an inch
longer and half an inch narrower than
the old book. II also has fewer pages
and II lighter.
A new style OF type. who's tele-
phone official says was designed espe-
cially for use In telephone directories. Is
used for the instrumental numbers and
central office designations.
Washington, City and Its immediate
suburbs - Berwyn, Bethesda. Bowie
Brandywine. Damascus. Gaithersburg
Hyattsvillc. Kensington. Laurel Rock
vile. Sandy Spring. Upper Marlboro
and Woodside-are all listed In one
alphabetical section.
Suburban Subscribers.
Subscribers IN nearby sections and
towns. Alexandria. Fairfax. Falls
Church. Hcrndon. Hillsboro. Lecsburg
Lorton Lovettsville. Rosslyn. Vienna
and Waterford. In Virginia. and Pooles'
vile and Mt. Airy. in Maryland. ar,
listed in a separate section headed
Maryland and Virginia Points
Yellow paper Is used in the classified
section of the new book In which sec
ton IL printed. as usual. all business
ard professional subscribers.
There Are CO, 800 copies OF the Wash
ington book TO be delivered and 1t will
require about ten days to complete thu
lob The telephone directory. 1t wa'
pointed out by the telephone man. II
The Washington times., 1915-10-24
Largest Sweet Potato.

ALTON. Okla. Oct. 2.--Charles d.
Duncan. who lives five miles south Of
Alton. brought in the largest sweet
potato seen here this season. II
weighed seven and a half pounds and
measured twenty-three inches. He
says he has many others nearly as
large.
The Washington times., 1915-10-24
Wedding Date a Jinx.

QUINCY. ILL.,. Oct. 4.-In his petition
for divorce. Uriah Lawber charges that
his wife became enra ged and thren tened
to kill him because he reminded her II
was their wedding anniversary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-24

Absolutely freproof. overlooking
Hudson from Statue of Liberty to
Yonkers. Restaurant. cafe. barber
shop, valet In connection. Convenient
10 Il" and subway. To those leasing
now will alter TO suit.
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SAILED FOR NEW YORK

s. Espagne, from Bordeaux. August 90.
$ An-lo.B0llvIan from La Palicc. Au.
gust IS
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WASHINGTON, Aug - The cruiser
Tennessee ana collier orion have arrived
al Hampton Roads, torpedo boat Ericsson
At TompkIusyl,lc. roI'ier Jason al cape
uaytieL' guuhott Galveston a. 'hiugwaug.
lao. gunhoai Dolphin ~ Sew London,
collier Saturn a. Brrmerton. collier nero
at Glaymas, E]uuhnai ki.cIgu at san Diego,
gunhoat Yorktown a. SAUNA cruz, de-
stroyer Mlopouougu aud Submarine Do
at \rNpur', torpedo boat F0h at Aher-
deem, Wash. destroyer RdiubrldEe At Iolo,
Golfers Nesta, ana Lebanon and tugs
Patapsco. ontario, PatuNent ana Sonomd
at Norfolk.
The tug Triton has sailed from Wash.
iugton Tor Norfolk, Tag Eltriid from Nor
FOLK for Sew Bern, y G. guuboat Glourcs-
ter from New York for practice cruise.
tender kanaWha FROM Newport for Htmp.
ton Roads gunhoHt Yorktown from Salina
cruz for COrintu, monitor ozark and sub
marines oil c. and CT from New York
yard for Sew port; gUnhost Chai'unoogp
from Manzan!lu fer Acapulco, and Euubott
Nashville from Cape l~iaytien for Port lie
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Chas. r. de Casanova
Agent on Premises.
Or your own broker.
Tel. Columbus 5000.
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

The Ssvigazlone Generate Italiana liner
Verona, sailing to-day for Naples, Will
take mall. closing at $3.50 4. NJ, for Italy.
Bulgaria, Rumania, Serbia, switzerland
and Greece.
The scandinavisn-American liner United
states, sailing on Thursday for Christian
sand, viii take mail. closing at 10 A. NJ.
for Norway. Sweden, Denmark. Germany,
Austria, Hungary, Luxembourg and Turkey.
The White Star liner Cymric. sailing
Friday for Liverpool. VIII take mall. clos
ing ut $3.50 a. NJ, FOR Great Britain Ard
lre.dnd. when specially addressed only.
The NaNiga2iono Generate Italiana liner
Duca degll AbruzZi, sailing Saturday for
Naples, viii take mail. closing at $40
a NJ for italy, Rumania. Bulgaria, Ser
bia. Switzerland ana Greece. when spe-
clally addressed only.
The American pucr Philadelphia. sail
ing saturday for Liverpool. will take MAJ,
r%losins at $3.50 4. NJ. for Europe. except
Germany, Austria. Hungsrr. Luxemburr,
turkey, the Netherlands, Norway. sweden
and Denmark. also for Africa, West Asia
and the East Indies.
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WEST END APARTMENT DEAL.

john II lawrence has sold for 7. j.
Ncl.au-Ailu sons to an out of town in
weston 7>O West End avenue, southeast
corner Of Ninety-eighth street, a twelve
story APARTMENT house on lot 90xl00,
The building was finished about a year
ago and = fully rented on two and three
wear leases. Annual rental about ST2,-
oOo The Metropolitan Life Insurance
COMPANY holds a first mortgage of $3.50
oho on the premises. The property haa
been aeld AZ 500. 900. The investor
a'so bought through Mr.. Lawrence 766
West End avenue, a four story private
houss on lot ls,6x9O. to protect the
light Of the corner house. In part pay
men' the buyer gave Gle West l35th
street, a I've story apartment house, on
plot 3gNlUO.
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No~n-elevstor, large rooms. plenty Of
closets and all improvements.
Ready for occupancy september LIST
subject to lease.
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Attractive bargains in one-fanlly
houses and choice building lots.
THE BANKING DEPARTMENT
STATE OF NEW YORK, 70 quickly close
the business ~ two corporations, Offers
these properties at about 90 per cent. OF
former prices.
They are located at brentwood, Pail
SADIE, Morsemere and L.eouia, New .Jer'
sey ],Qpposiie Grants Tomb within
twenty-five minutes OF Manhattan.
Liberal terms. Title Guarantee Policy
free. Address BENJ. H. HAlGl1T, Spe'
ella Deputy Supt OF Banks, care Bank
ing Department. 8! broadway, New forF
CITY.
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So, 900, 900 WEST SIDE HOTEL.
Amsterdam avenue Corner to BE
Improved by a Tall Structure.

The plot ,50xi02 at the southwest
corner of Amsterdam venue and
Eighty-siNth street, upon which now
stand the 81. Germaine and other
apartment buildings, II to be improved
with a tail apartment hotel the cost
OF which is estimated at $4,000, 900. The
Percy Pyne estate recently acquired the
property from Lee n Fleischman in ex-
change for a 265 acre estate at Bed
ford Hills. The new owner Is said to
have turned the Amsterdam avenue cor
ner over to "A syndicate to carry on the
proposed Improvement. Land and build-
ing will represent an investment OF
$4,000
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NEW BRONX BUILDINGS.

A one story taxpayer, with stores. will
be erected at the southwest corner OF
Morris avenue and 18TH street, on plot
lOox5O. by the william T.. Diiler Realty
Construction Company, Elizabeth A. Dill
Ter president. The plans were hled to-
day by Architect Augustus y. Allen
who places the cost at $4,000 JACOB
krakomer will build a two story brick
dwelling at a cos, of $4,000 on the
east side OF Olinville avenue, l25 feet
north of Mott avenue. Goldner d Gold
berg are the architects.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
twith name and address OF lenders
torneyD

with name and address OF lenders at
tornsyD
BROADWAY, n W g Dey st, runs " la5x n
77,3N o ASK y ~ SIX e 100 to W 5 Bway \
= so to beg also premises known as lot
80, map lands OF Dlrck Dey, dated May
9, mas, bounded =, In front. by Broad
way, u ", In rear, by lot 80, same map,
II e by premises known as lot SO, prop.
erty now or late OF Isaac Nredenhurgh OF
his heirs, y W by lot "a, map OF property
OF Morris Earle h late ot u l. Haight. he
ing part of first parcel, hereinbefore de-
seribed, 25xl00, May |, lS72-Wcstern
Union Telegraph Co TO the Union Trust
Co OF N Y, to secure bond issue atty,
Rush Taggart, 1915 1880, 900
MONTGOMERY AN, II " c popham av, S0x
6ilx35. 7xs0.4, Jan 81. l8i2--J 4 VI Gle
land Bldg Co to Bernard 10th, 4OS W
l50th st, atty, ID + Sieher, 10 william
l23D ST. 33s Il, $ 3, 266,s W LIST av. l6.Sx
l0O, II, oct ., iSi+--Anna Gronke to
Bruno Zahn. 1899 Oakley ay, Ozone Park,
Is OF .; atty. l. T Il T co, $50
s7TH ST 5sl Il. n 8, 2i8 " East End av.
25xl00.S, May %. iSl0-Julius X Char
lotte Himinelweit to the Bank for Saw,
city Of N Y attys. Cadwalader, w n T,
SIMPSON ST, = W c Freeman 81, t0Xs0,
July 20, l9l2-Jno J & Mary Tornich to
Jos Seemani atty. r n Co, ne
SWAY s-'VoV
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DWELLING AND FLAT DEALS.

CONVENT AVENUE-C. NJ Wilmerding
Is reported TO have resold the three
stlry dwelling on lot 20xl00 at 337
Convent avenue, southeast corner OF
ism street, Mr.. WilmerdiAg bought
y" house last May from Henry D..
W.UaHrs.
ERboNE sTREET-G. Tuoti a. Co,
have sid for a client of the law firm
a. kurGman, F~rankeuhelmer Il Gut
man 10 Jennie Marine the six story
tenement at 3l9 Broome street, 1t
Is on a plot ~25.6X75,4, adjoining south
east corner of Chrystie street.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY LEASES.

Morris Rose has leased 10 Sadon!a b.
E!sler the first floor at a. West Thirty-
third street. Benjamin X, Lumm's was
associate broker,
Malcolm Il. Smith q co. have leased
in l42 West Fifty-seventh street the
parlor floor to Morris Schatz,
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BROOKLNN HOME BUYERS.

The Samuel Galitzka Company has
sold for he X, & q, Holding Company
10 a Manhattan client the two story
brick one family house, on lot lS.5x
lo1, at 500 Seventy-seyenth street,
f. T, Newman has sold 662 Second
street, a four story dwelling, for Mrs
Anna *. Kuck TO a buyer for occupancy
Ross a. Meeks have sold for Grant
Gregory to Albert Wright his one fam
iy house on the north side OF Sixty
eighth street, west OF Sixth venue, fol
Occupancy.
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PLANNING BROOKLYN FLATS.

Shampan & Shampan have prepared
plans for four apartment buildings al
tho northeast corner of Liberty and
Church avenues for the +. X Realty
Company.
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CITY HOME

The Houghton Comply and j. Emslle
Miles have leased the five story Ameri-
can basement dwelling at 4. West Sew
enty-fourth street to Pierre J. Smith for
a term Of years,
Albert T., Kelly has leased for Mar
garet A.. Stirling the three Story and
basement hrownstone front dwelling at
ia West l2ith street to william j.
Irving,
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BRICK PLANT FOR HARLEM.

Manufacturing plant one story high
OF brick and reinforced concrete, will be
erected by the estate Of c. Leicester
Payne and City of New York SINKING
Fund Commission, lessee, at 2Ol 10 2oo
East l29th street for the New YORK
City Composite Brick Corporation from
plans by Hopkins & McEntee At u cost
NJ sac moo
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NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations were
chartered at Albany yesterday:
Selectsits Construction Corporation. Man
haitian; capital, $50, 600; directors, William
ii. Virtue, John A, liraves and Elizabeth
MOesCh, New York city,
Fifteenth Avenue Realty Corporation.
brooklyn; capital, sl,ooo; directors. Max
well A Cantor, jacob Jana ANA Elias J
Adler, Brooklyn,
+ Il, Realty Corporation, Brooklyn;
ca pitsl, $4,000; directors, Ferdinand Rich
berg, Theresa Richherg, Brooklyn; Jennie
T.. Fielding, New York city,
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INVESTOR nrys BRONX FLATS.

The Sandow Realty Company, Of
winch Frank Starkman is president, has
S"l1 20 ala Investor for cash s73 TO Ssh
N'tb1..s avenue, four five story apart
ineui houses, each on plot i0Nl00, be-
tween Wcstchester avenue and Dawson
street, The deal completes the sale OF
I'VE or a row OF ten buildings completed
BY the selling company last year.
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$4,000 FLAT ron OsTH ST.

A six story tenement is planned for
the plot 32.7x9o at 2O3 and 2oS West
~Ninety-eighth street. Plans Tor the
structure were filed yesterday by Henry
s Lion. Ii will cost $4,000.
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foF eastern New NOFk. tuW p-u1s
showers Tomorrow. except fair In extreme
south portion; cooler In north md central
portions; moderate variable winds.
For New Jersey and eastern Penneyi-
vania. fair to-day: partly cloudy to-mor-
row; probably showers in north portion;
moderate southwest winds.
For southern New England. fair to-day;
partly cloudy tomorrow; probably showers
In west portion; moderate winds. mostly
southwest.
For northern New England. fair to-day;
partly cloudy tomorrow; probably showers
In west portion. moderate south and south
west winds.
For western New York. increasing cloud
ness to-day. probably showers Tonight and
tomorrow; cooler to- morrow: moderate
s%outhwes winds.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2i.-High pressure
prevailed yesterday over the northern por-
ton OF the eastern Rocky Mountain slope
and was moderately high over the south
eastern states. but generally low else
where.
The storm from Texas had lost most
Of Its energy. but was stili apparent over
the ~. Lawrence Valley.
other areas OF depression had centres
over Wisconsin. eastern Kansas and Utah.
Showers occurred In the Missouri and
upper Mississippi valleys and southwark
mo ohIehoWa ana ARKANSAS anu III Ee"
England,
1t was cooler In the Northwest and north
central states. and generally warmer In
northeastern sections.
In this city the day was fair and warmer;
wind, light to fresh southwest; average
humidity, SO per cent, barometer. cor
rected to read to sea lev.l. at 5 A. NJ.
1855; > p. NJ, 1855.
The temperature in this city yesterday. a.
recorded by the official thermometer. Ia shown
In the annexed tabi,.
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yoNKERs DOCTOR TO BUILD.

DR.. and Mrs, Julian j. Meyer Of Yon-
kers have bought a plot Of land on the
north side OF Valentine lane, 200 feet
west OF Broadway. for Improvement
with a dwelling.
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500 JAMAICA LOTS SALE.

Edward j. Talbot has sold to the
South Side Property Corporation. COM
posed OF residents of Nassau county a
tract Of twsnty-slx blocks. nearly 500
lots, in the South Side Park. Jamalca
This development Is Just to the south OF
the old village OF Jamaica and fronts
on the Rookaway road. The Nassau
county buyers will develop the newly
tcpnlred tract. which IL valued at
$4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-24

NJ. Donnerield of Brooklyn has pur-
chased 40 lots In the tract OF the
Bayside Land Association. south Of
Broadway and west of Bell avenue, at
Bayside. l.. /. The property had been
held at $4,000.
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MECHANICS lien.

Manhattan,
9th ST, 50l.505 E-Sterilng Ceiling and
Iathing Co agt John Doe. owner, George
Damn, contractor
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SUBURBAN PLACES LEASED.

The Frank Hughes-Taylor company
has rented the residence OF Il. l.. Me-
Burney at . Brunswick road. Mont
clair, y. j,
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SATISFIED MECHANICS. LIEN

Manhattan
sTH ST, 1871 W-MaX Xwcrdling agt James
I Hanbayn July ., 1913. ....,. $50
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ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

MADISON Az. W cor SSH 81, 100 bx %. l.
Jas A HAYES to II J Garhnkel, $40 u
IAN st; ATTY. Thos Allen sd, B Will
MADISON Az. ) " cor 6sth St, 100 txoo' a.
u ] Garhnkel to Hy II Higgins, trus, at
Ellsworth, Me; atty, Thos Allen Sd, 46
STANTON ST, 90, n =, &C., . EIdrldge 81,
y Lawyers Mtg Co to Cath l.
Brown, Portohester, y Y; attys, Stern n
s5TH ST. sos Emo j Sullivan 10 n6,i,JT9
\ McAq,irr SO Central Park W; atty,
FIT WASHINGTON Az, . cor i7oth st,
lOOxiSG.-llith st 4 7th Az Const 90 to
Isaac nlumberg, 1909 i4th ay, Bklyn;
attys. Horwitz 4 +, Al Park Row 500
ST NICHOLAS AN $ " cor ls6th II. 1904
0-N Dorm Estate, Inc, to Olln Rlty
co, Inc, StS6 ,Bway; attys, Brande-
Papue 90. St3d Bway 81
Bronx.
WOOD HY Il, to Chas Babcock 4 ano $1,000
BABcOCk, cHAs II. exr, to Chss II Bah
toVk = -. = -. ',''. ..'',,'' .SI,5OO
LAWYERS MTG 60 to Ella Mandelbaum
TITLE q AZ T co to Isabella Loring $4,000
BA BCoCk CHAs II, d ano, trus, to Law
yers Mtg $500
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LOT DEAL NEAR FLUSHING.

Ernest T. Van Zandt OF Manhattan
has bought from John A. Innes thirty
Elk lots in the Murray Heights section
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R I INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
AM PM PVT
sun rises 5 is Sun sets. 64i Moon r.es.s:35
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
sandyHk. 70iGov Isl .7as Hell Gate o,as
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
AM AM AM
sandyH'k. II OF Gov. Isl Il 80 Hell Gate. 3I3
Arrived-MONDAY August 20.
s. Tuscania. i::ij A. NJ, Liverpool. Au.
gust u.
$ Baron Cawdor, $40 p NJ. Marsellles.
July ..
s. Car. S;ia p. NJ, Archangel. Angus, 10.
s. Bassam $50 p NJ. Dakar, Ausust S..
S. Mira. so p NJ. Liverpool. August g.
- Tenaiores. Havana. AUGUST ..
s. Pnar del Rio. Havana, August Il.
- Brdzos. san Juan. August Is.
= paihtnder. uCaibarien, Augus, Is,
- princeton, TuNnam. August -
= Creole, NV Orleans. August y.
= .Aragon, GEORGETOWN. August ~.
- Princess Anne. Newport News. AUGUST q.
IS Barbara' Nevport News. August q.
$ Bahan, .Philadrlphia. August %
IS Venus, Newport News. August o..
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
IS lndrakura At Nladlvostok August 10.
- CHICAGO. al Bordeaux August %.
IS Penrith Castle. AZ Ncwchaug. August ~.
- 81. Ronald. at SueZ August Il
So Baron LoVat, at Dalny Angus, Is.
SAILED FOL NEW YORK
: Espagne, from Bordeaux. August -.
aust Is
50 St. Anna. from Gibraltar. Ausus, q.
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observation-disclosures n y ,leuson
from torpedo station. kcypurt, wash. "a
inspector ~ romance iu ,harEe Of PtcInC
coast turprdo station,
Lieut. A Norris, from the Saratoga Il
home for orders
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
MORTGAGE MONEY WANTED.
y

Wanted first mortgage money. VIII pay
8, IN and i per cent Interest, Bronx prop
erty. well located. OHARA BROS, 9OOth
street. Webster avenue.
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Army md NAVY Orders

W~AslUNGTON, AuE, gs-Thesc army
orders we're Issued to-day.
Capt, 4 |. Munson, Fifteenth Infantry.
detailed in - NJ, G.
FIRST. Lieut.. + a. Newherry, NJ r. G,
relieved from active duty.
First Lieut.. II. Ptc.l First Field Ar
,nlery, from duty as Inspector Instructor
OF militia to hts regimeHt
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LOT BUYING At BAYsIDE.

OF Flushing. The property was valued
at $4,000.
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.nnIh of Fourteenth ST.

tNifh name ana hulIfSS VI l'H'' ~.
attorney. II attorneys name Is omitted
address party Of second part,)
Downtown.
tsouth Of Fourteenth ST.
EAST BROADWAY, 90, n :, 1855 e Mar
kct ~, six65ll-Str,h n hernste,n :"
,anooga, Tenn. i-3 part. mtg $4,000 on
whole, Aug IS, atty, saml Bernstein 1873
wEssST' BROADWAY, 5as, e :, 100 n
"Risecker st. ?5SlOO noreclos Aug l3)-
Chas < Foote, ref, to franklin Trust Go.
l6C Montague St Bkiyn trustee, WIZ OF
Aug 20; attys, McKeen, Il 4 NJ 20 En-
change place '''''''''''''' S-o'"Vo
East Side.
EAST Of Fifth ax, between Fourteenth
and lloth sts,l
2'rH ST; 800 r. = $50 " "a a ANY,
Holding corpn. 1875 Sway Aug 20; .tty,
NYTI Co, 1875 away tieU
'Vssi"'a 1foreclos Aug O-N Tayior Phillips,
ref 10 Jno W sterling, sls 9TH av, Aug
10: attys, Sherman q sterling IS Wall
,STTIH sr, >. us . 30 ay, l2ioSSS,S-
"Annle Egan 70 Jno J Egsn, her hus,
hand sss = ~ g. AZ a aS, ii:.sxss.sN
same to same, Aug :H
SD Az, 6?s, Q .. 2is n tOth st. 2isxSO.
PARK pl. Rslyn' to Isabel Ii Tyte, 100
MeDonoush st. Bklyn' Il t. a C. APR
y .........s '...s't gag. $500 'S1o''"o
5sD ST, = =, 1876 e I'd Nv, s6xi0O,5-Mont-
rose Realty co to 1875 Broadway Hold
Ing Corpn, Aug 20; atty, y Y I ms
,STra 81, ps"s,' s5iss 50 ~, sOxiOss~
Montross Realty Co to 1875 Broadway
20; atty. y vt co, is5 Bway..',iio
West Side.
West Of Fifth av, between Fourteenth
and 10th sts.)
18TH ST. n g.. SIS W 5th ay. ?5xS?-Jno s
Heap to 1875 Broadway. Holding Corpn.
sGty. NY'T 1 co, las Bway' ,..,,.,,l06
9TH ST, n ., 100 " nth av. 2SxiOO,b-
AA.ais t csrpn. Ead dS%iansts T. Y'eT mts
So, 300. all liens. Aug 20; attys. Holm,
" & = IS Nassau
20xl00-Annie u Mccord to Kalo Realty
Co, Inc. sSs Il l'9th IT. AVS 2 mtg
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MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lender and
lenders Attorney
Downtown,

with name and address Of lender and
lenders Attorney
Downtown,
tsouth of Fourteenth ST.
MADISON ST, Is, - 2Axi?5-Mary J
Mnshane to VIM J Moran, 1883 r,,chsn
av Rk.yn;. Aug 80. ! ~ , O. suty
tSixH-Lazarus Levy 10 IsiIoT naEa,
p c; st,ys, Davis i. 81 chsm6e,s
81 s.7,jO0
East side.
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GREAT BRITAIN
TO GET MESSAGE
NEW REPRESENTATIONS OF MIS-.
USE OF AMERICAN FLAG ARE
TO EE MADE.

WASHINGTON, June 21.-New rep
RESERVATIONS to Great Britain on the
misuse of the American flag by Eng
llsh steamers probably will be made in
the new note being prepared to deal
further with Interruptions to neutral
commerce.
AT the state department today it
WAS said no official information was
at hand on the German charge that
the submarine U-2D was sunk by a
British steamer flying the colors of
Sweden. The British admiralty has
denied it. Berlin takes the view that
the Incident has bearing in the
negotiations with the United States
over submarine warfare. American
officials while not admitting that the
case has a bearing are curious to
know how the German admiralty got
its information, inasmuch as all on
the U-29 were reported lost.
Officials feel, however, that misuse
of neutral flags complexities the issue
with Germany.