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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-25

Lieut. Roland G. Garros OF the
French Aviation Corps. who before
the war was known the world over
as one of Frances most daring and
skilful aviators and who since tie
war has become even more famous
by his exploits as fighter ana scout,
Is a prisoner in the hands of the Ger
mans.
First news of the capture of tile
flyer came fro man official German
announcement, and confirmation was
received shortly afterward. whom the
French war Office admitted that
the enemE. While flying over the
German lines near Courtrat on a
scouting expedition Sunday evening
April 1S. Garros was forced TO a!ight
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ROCKEFELLER SAYS,
WALSH is WRONG

NEW YORK. April 24.-Joha D..
rockefeller, Jr., today published n
statement referring to correspon-
dence with l.. NJ. Bowers. chairman
of the Colorado Fuel and iron Co.,
which was made public yesterday by
Chairman Walsh OF the Federal In
dustrial Relations Commission.
Rockefeller declared as false Walsh's
conclusions and asserted tina; Walsh
drew his inferences without ascer-
tanning whether they were correct.
He said he would gladly testify be-
fore the commission. He declared
he is anxious for the public TO have
all the facts. =
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LONDON, April 24.-Over. ten
mile arc-like front in Belgian Flan=
ders; touching the region OF Blk
choote on the north and st. Eloi on
the south, the French. British and
Belgian troops are licked with the
Germans today, in series engage
ments which recall the stupendous
struggle of last October. Driven from
hill number sixty, south. Of Ypres and
failing to take IL by counter attacks,
the Germans have begun a sudden ad-
vance northeastward and, after stupi-
flying, and killing men in the first
trenches with deadly gases from
shells. according to the British official
report. have driven wedge OF infan-
try that at some places forced the
French and Belgians back across the
Ypser canal, and compelled the Brit
ish line north of Ypres to fall back to
conform with the French.
Although the Germans advance is
considerable. the allies with the
French occupying the center, and the
Belgians occupying the center. and
right, immediately. started q counter
attack, and compelled TIE Germans
give up some ground they had taken,
Berlin declares German advances
extended over front or five miles.
Some London newspapers today char
JacteriZe the German rush as another
attempt to reach Calais. Some esti-
mates say Emperor Williams has $780,
600 available for this effort. BY this
time the British are presumably are
well strengthened md have CONSOLE
dated their position on hill No. GO.
The hardest lighting. consequently, is
expected north OF Ypres.
g Just as the Germans have been
battering YpfeasHHlient, SO the French
continue their pressure ut st. Mi-
hiel, and with scIle siieesss.
The campaign sn the east con-
tinues a to stanistili.
There has besn no Authentic news
OF niovenentsf tile allies troops In
European Turkey
LONDON. April "a "a strong coll
umn of Russliin cavalry again has in-
Fadel East Prussia near Mamei,' SAYS
The Daily News, Petfograd corresnon-
dent. tand is threatening the Ger
ma.s left flank +
LONDON, April 2f.--More Ger
man successes along the western baf-
tie front Is clainned III todayss ofIiciai
report from Berlin. Il Is said at
tempts of the allies 20 recaptnre
ground lost IN Belgium hawe failed,
while the Germans captured another
) town near YpreH. The report de-
ciarcs nearly $500 prisoners. rs
4.
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near Ing muster, about seven miles
north OF CoaEtral, saad more than
twelve miles inside the German lines.
He was Immediately made prisoner.
The capture OF no other aviator
would probably please the Germans
so much as that of Garros. On addi-
..cn 70 his work s. SCOUT, the fe-
nous Frenchman hes utilized his
mastery Of aeronauties and the speed
OF his machine TO hunt down and de-
stroy German scouting aviiators VINO
ventured over the French lines. Only
few days ago one OF his exploits in
this line was made public. Ascend
ing alone. he pursued German
Tanbe with two officers in it. mount
ed above it. and killed both Germans
with his revolver. 49,
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VEAL THY PACKER
DEAD AT CHICAGO
John Cudahy, Who Lost and Re-
Made Fortune Died To-
day.

CHICAGO, April 2I.-John Curdhy
one of the fonders of Chicdgo's meat
packing industry. died at his home
here early today. aged IL.
In 1898 Curdahy's. fortune of &c.
100000 was swept away. and he was
plunged into debt for more than a
million and half. BY 1898 lie had
paid all his obligations ard amnssed
another fortune.
His death came after four years
illness. He never fully recoNesed
from an operation for appendicitis in
1911.
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COUNCIL OF MINISTER'S
POSTPONE ROME MEETING

ROME, April 24.-The council of
ministers to have been held here to-
day to discss the international situa-
tion was postponed. This 10 under-
stood to mean that -Earon Sonnino,
Minister OF Foreign Affairs, was not
ready to tell his colleagues anything
definite about negotiations with Ger
many and Austria. contrary to expec-
tations. II is reported that Austria
has made further concessions ia an
effort to preserve Italian neutrality :.
It Is said those are not satisfactory to
Italy. II IS said Baron Sonnino is
ohdnrate In the demands representing
the minimum which Italy expects.
Excitement ever The negotiations are
great here, at Vienna and Berlin. Pre-
mier Salahdra and Baron Sonuino
Will see King Victor Emanuel, dis-
cussing the situation after interview
ing the German and Austrian ambas-
sadors. Italy's military preparations
are really nearly perfect and are be-
coming more complete daily.
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SIXTEEN CASES DocKETEl9
LATE YESTERDAY NY
POLICE a.
8 DEFENDANTS
ARE INVOLVED
Action Taken Upon Evidences
Gathered By Force Of Local
Detectives.

Wholesale arreEts for alleged sell
Ing of whiskey were made late yes-
terdap afternoon by the volice, six
teen cases being entered on the Dock
ct against eight defendants, all of
whom are negroes. both men and wO-
men.
Those against whom allegations
have been lodged are:
Houston Rice, arrested by Privates
Stuart and Aiken.
Will Garrison, arrested by Privates
Stuart. Sanders and Aisen.
VIII Garrison, arrested by Privates
Stuart, Sanders and Aiken.
VIII Garrison, arrested by PriyateB
Stuart, Sanders and Aiken.
Ernest Stinson, arrested by Priyntes
Stuart, Sarfers and Aiken.
Ernest Stinson. arrested by PriyatesN
stuart. Sanders and Aiken.
Ernest Stinson. arrested by Privates
Sanders, Stuart and Aiken.
Arthur billiard, arrested by Private
Stuart. &
Arthur Dillard, arrested by Private
Stuart. s
Maggie Stlnson, arrested by Capt.
Bell and Privates Payne and Driskel.
Maggie Stinson. arrested by Capt.s
Bell and Priyates payne and Dris-
kel. sos
Maggie Stlnson, arrested by Capt.
Bell and Privates Payne and sDriakel.
Lena Williams, arrested by Capt. |,
Bell and Priyates Payne and DFiskell. I
John Bradley, arrested by Capt.
Bell and Privates Payne and Dris-
kell.
.onn Carter, arrested by, Chief
Sammons and Private Stuart. .s.S s. d
John Carter, arrested by Chief
Sammons and Private Start.
How Worked Up.
Warrants for the arrest OF these
defandants were sworn out yesterday
afternoon, and served between
O'Clock and night. No trouble was
experienced by the police in rnnnd-
Ing up the defendants. with the ex-
ception OF one instance where they
found defendant who played pos
sum" by getting In bed al pretend
Ing that he was eick. This was In
the case OF John Carter. When Chief
Sammons and Private Stuart went az
ter John they carried along with them
physician. who made nm examina-
tion OF the defendant d forthwith
pronounced him a faker. John was
made to rise and accompany the Of
ficers.
The arrests yesterday AFTERNOON
came as the result OF work which
local detectives have kesn carfyng
on for the past four weeks, Chief
Sammons stated last night that he
had had the assistance Of local
talent" in working up these cases,
and he was satisfied that strong eyi-
dence had been secured In each In
stance.
~ Caught In Act.
While Privates Stuart and Aiken
were out on the war path for some
OF the defendants for whom warrants
were in hand they decided TO dS O
little independent work OF their own.
consequently located themselves in the
vicinity OF the blacksmith shop ON
the corner Of Peoples and West Mar
ket streets and kept watch out on
the wagon yard nearby.
After SO long a while they swoop-
ed down and arrested one Houston
Rice. who. the police allege, sold
CONTINUED ON PAGE ~
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Pfnnish Steaner sunk.

SF0CNHOLM, April "a 1.-The Fin-
nish steamship Frack has been tor
,pedosd, and sunk by German sub
marine It Is believed members OF her
crew were saved. The E.rack carried
q cargo OF Iron ore and was on her
way to AbO, Finland. ss 6.
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pieces of cannon and large amounts
of rifles and ammunition have been
captured by Germans In this region.
The French was Office report gives
a different version of the situation in
Belgium. From it, it would appeal
that the German advance has been
matted. 1t is claimed the allies have
captured part OF lost ground. are
we'll organized and fighting under
good conditions.
Advance OF the Germans is also
attributed by the French report to
the use of bombs developing gas
which asphyxiated the men the
trenches.
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BL00DIEST BATTLE OF WAR
NOW RAGING IN FLANDERS
OPERATIONS ASSUME PROPORTIONS
WHICH PROMISE TO EXCEED BY
FAR GIGANTIC CONFLICT
OF LAST OCTOBER
CERMANSDETBRMINED TO REACH CALAIS

Fhey Have Undertaken the Capture Ypre Which Is Regarded AS
the Key to French Coast From Holland Tells of
Many ReinfoTcements Rg Long of Dead
anc Wounded Returnng-Aies Regain Ground
Russians Resume Attacks in Carpahans- Undecided
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Submarines Active.

LONDON. April 24.-The freighter
Ruth was sunk by q German subma-
rtne Wednesday,. 100 miles east OF
haay Island in the North Sea. The
crew was rescred and landed ut
Lseith.
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WASHINGTON. April "a. The Ger
man embassy annonced today 1t had
information "from reliable source"
that a British battleship was severe
ly damaged in the last Zeppelin at
tack over Tyne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-04
COTTON ADVANCES
l8 TO Is POINTS
Short Covering Encouraged by
Unsettled Weather Reports
from Belt.

The cotton market was more active
yesterday and there was a sharp ad
vance in prices. with the close firm AT
a net gain Of IS to % points for the
day.
Gables were better than due. and the
local market opened At an advance Of
70 Q points Liverpool was a mod
crate seller here. but offerings gener-
ally were limited. while covering of
shorts and local bull support were on
couraged by the Western belt forecast
for unsettled weather and predictions
that the low area would move east
ward. possibly causing rains in the
Eastern belt a. the end ~ the week.
The daily detailed weather reports,
showing less precipitation IN the sec.
tiona which have been completing or
excessive moisture. served 70 check de-
mand during the middle Of the day, but
no selling pressure developed and
prices soon showed renewed frmness.
There was some Southern as well as
Wall Street buying on the advance.
which carried October contracts up 10
995c in the late trading. or about 80
per bale above the low level OF last
week. Closing prices were within
point or two Of the best.
Private cables attributed the hrm-
ness in Liverpool to covering in small
market and said that hedging against
diverted cotton had been completed.
The frmer tone Of the stock market
helped the advance IN cotton, as 1T
was taken as indicating a more Opt
mjstic view Of general and political
conditions. and y was considered
around the ring that a good deal OF
the days buying came from Vail
Street sources. Recent sellers are sup
posed 70 have been more or less disap-
pointed that the governments report
Of last Tuesday did not lead to IN.
creased offerings of both spots and
futures. and a good deal or the demand
on the advarcc of about 35 points from
the recent low level is attributed to
covering b. shorts Southern spot
markets were generally unchanged. EX-
ports for the day we're 25.0o3 bales.
making 7.862.60l so far this season,
against s,662,A65 last year.
Range Of prices:
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.s 80 ~, OHIO sheep no TO- $40. 2! Va i'7
rlii 4 a.. IH ohio },i''irr - To- y ~
70 ohio sheep - 10. g
HOGS
Receipts 22as hcsI. a. No. silEhi-' Na''''
rlr-i.s'', s,ak on Ruraro sri western advice
rs,, '' ehsi-. n7,spl'; win. g 'os,'} =,
sUrrr SLOW supply fsir grlr' r''irm
g. So r'Ills sri common. S1i01N u.nnN
s. -. veal calses ie25at2 -. HUGS i91sT -.
d,,in, tssv, Yorker, & itosS eei1 lisb, io,ser,.
t7iat1 80 pir 81 iosti An 'oush' ten ~
,b, ago IIue noes Receipts p ooo ''.aiy
hun 81 inat7 m ughf. 81 3iaS :" mit.d I"
"a g h.ap s. siGs. ,ousn, AK an
native hee' steers. g. a0dsg 20. Nesiefn 're1s
a ,o!tS l0 COWS aul helfers = 7o@N ca'"
& 90 m I I.m5. $50 a.
:, Louis I,iue HOGS Receipts 500 ic'e'
uigs and Nights g. 2'cf- N miIed and butchers
T. son,i 50. good heaD. 8 j'aN - CA,rLE
Receipts 100 lishsr n,'i'C 30, steer . 'e
g g ye,rling steers sni letters rs r e..
AID indian s,eers g li6s ~. COWS aud METERS
sidtsio- NATIVE calves, i5asa %. SHEEP Re
repts 800 strong clippel native mu'ons, -
s. Tipped lambs toaijo - spring lambs. $40
k,n"' ciy.. Jun. noes R:ct,ey so
,.c r, 'I p. 'n',s' s9"" GArrf ps.g,.
! 90 steady prime 'od steers. f.iidfe dressed
hecf steers sdss n southern steers. NfsS ~ .
cows. 81 Soqs77'. heifers 3 50 stockers 1nf
Rso , .oS ,,,ons am i.nbs ,s6a,l 20 year
linss i7@D o.. Feth,r. 1'7'sF eT.s. $3.50
"a s. 81
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INCORPORATED AT ALBANY

Albany. June 3. interpretations hled
with the Secretary of State to-day:
49, Broadway Corp. Manhattan really: 5000 /,
OOO. 1 y Bethel l. Dg 81 Y GaiIaheF ana
1t. Rel. lEu' W5nhst,an. shirts, $1,000 Henry Beck
Fla Tri,,t Bronerkc. y. y ...
Salisbuns Manhattan. moving pictures goo eoo
e. II. Pierce. Ego ,We; va St. T. a. San'pu'
a' Tbl pSnfa and Toilet Products Corp Marha'-
tan. $50 600. VI b. PeS. ~ West 2Sd St. J'nh
lyons and Ralph Aihcrt,ou. y. v ,,ooo.
Johp ralrues Surern Edward Pohl. y. y W.
" Fnediander. Grantwood y. j. ~ 20
Floating Wedge Lock Nut 60. Manhattan s3o.-
600 ii Il Waller. $40 Nassau St. NJ ;. Wilson
'n t,'e Gonh r,"' Estates Buffalo: $40 900. II o
Thomas and Ella NJ Ryan Buffalo. T. A silver
pansriiie : and 10 Cent Nurseries. Dasville
SO 400: Maloney. W. J. Maloney and Fannie
l. AIaioney Dausyille ~
Eiiis josjn Publishing 60. Buffalo: sl5 900 J.
20 Co S1i - Estates. Manhattan. 100000. =. 6
Zsne,ti iO7 Eas, 7ei St: J. T. Zaneui snd +. II.
>1 q {. Allen Realty Co. Hudson FAILS. $40 900 ;
& & Allen Manchester. VI. " '. H&vilsnd
and & VI ngals1ec. Hudson Falls .
Francs hammer 30 Conyent az: NJ = hammer
and IS Is Whepl0, y. y
BA.,y Brothers Hamlin Monroe county farm
Rr91ac'' Ya% Rio, ls,'ri Ro Hs%2' D
Vanderbeck Savers Murdoch 60. Manhattan
general advertising 10000. ~. H. Murdoch ~
Fast isd -. : 6 Ysnderbeck and J. I. sayers
Aimed Publishing Corp. Manhattan. so 900 ;
Allan Robiusou 9oi Lexington av. H. " BoWles
and Mari IIeugcr y. \.
Cuisine .Sth S. and First sy.. Joseph Bernstein
and MArk Bernstein. y. '.
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HEIGHTS PLOT FOR
APARTMENT SITE
Builder Buys Property at
Audubon Av. and 172d
st. Corner.
SELLS OLD HOLDINGS
IN UPPER BROADWAY
Woman Disposes Of Parcels
Near l84th ST.. Owned by
Her for 25 Years.

Donald Robertson. the builder. has
purchased from Rudolph Stillgebauer
a plot OF four lots az the southwest
corner Of Audubon av and l7zd ST.
opposite the new Washington Heights
Presbyterian Church. for the site OF
an apartment house.
The property has a frontage OF SIS
feet in Audubon az. and 100 feet in
l72d st. Mr.. Robertson has in mind
the erection of five story structure
on the site. Other sales announced fol-
low:
BROADWAY william. Me-sa-f, has soi 'or
Susan Anna y Erkhsrf' the pot liNi-3 g. ~
ne cas-, sie = bosiwy. adjoining ne norh
easf corner = lsi'h s. rhe-e Is thf~ s'ors
and haseTe1t bulldog with sf.re i1 front and
ts' s'o0 and ba.encrf building g. fhr rsar no
buyer i investor Mr. Frsharlf hiss nei
he properly o, W~rf Eve wears. Mf Me-gsri'
vas me broker il the or,eIf sl.. = ne I've sfor
apartment A. ''' pa" l.Ed q '7r Anna Day
,fsTH IT II. l,eI >. Caaurlctlor company.
john Brown. presidsff. Uas sod ife plef inhftK
i-regular. nn ne south side . if9'h a. adjoining
the four sio0 Tat a. tle s0u'hRss' corner - Fox
a. The luyer T. A builder who ril huueeiaiey
improve tie site aiih 4 one sfoy tApBsr
Bumenfha negoua'ed 'he Ira
MADISON ST NJ e. ai..ore has sod for sam
uel kaufman fo VI Cohen ~ Madison o. Eve
siOr, tenement on .o' 2sIi,a
10th IT Nicholas Lopard hD SOD ior Robert
Nsne ~ Eas' l-e'h a. A three sto0 TO family
= exchange The four STOP fa'. 6,a '~s2n az.
BROOKLYN
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POLICE DEPARTMENT.

p,,.Io., ION own APPLICATION Ptlmn dune y
. 4 Ieonart lN psf 500 yesf Appointed
June .. 1850. June 81 J. M.Malon. Bndgc f'i'
$500 a wear appointed Jan. %. $50.
y Tran,fers and Aiilsnmsnr dune 4 Ptmn. J.
DrI.D ~ pct. 10 9TH J d VI ''"' ON !. -
T,mporary Assignments Csp' J. y sexton. .lN.
20 Command 80 I y days. June Z Serst X y
NrCauIry 2is' n Comnssioucr's ONE. 20 days
Iu.. 4 ~ mn J Rhplc, Path srd r. Hoimes.
..,h 10 sth I -. 10 days. June I. Imperial
2sfh ~ Is Il " squad. du,y in Spe'iai squad No.
D. 4 lave June ! " Mirsga. 2Nth. and ,.
May 3lsf 70 - T.: 10 days. Juno u. g.
squad 90 days June 3 & r h Barrois ssth 10
III I ID 10 days June g. Dusucy Hsth fo &.
- % days June 4. j. = HAfron. ljlsi AMI l..
Ghlssefi i69th. % lfih I. D. - DAYS. June 3.
J flute lGIst. 90 81 D. 10 days June 4 20
Commissioncrs ofiee from precincts lndicsioi 50
DAYS June . J A Hoiuen, j.. "a. g. Greco
N. A Ca,a 18TH r ] HIr1ey 3lsi A u.
ilifh. J. ! campbell. lioih. { , SULTAN 25jih {.
10 Il Is II squad fof duty iu special Squ@d No
l. 8 days June > II p Reilly 18th. ~ J
Ethersu s,on. lt8d: A NJ Horn. lssd. " Ne
Clol. l6olh. W A BrAcken. i60ih. ID. J Maher.
ls0th
Les,s,.-Wnh pay Inspcu .. Morris. "a
D. DAYS. June g. 10 be deducted from yacs-
ZION W paY Ptlmn. VI Hurlcy. a pit. ! lay.
Jun. . ". T.. McAVuy. lsih. I day. June ., =.
Croty 18th. ! day June o. l. 'orey. 2eh. !
dsy June .. J. l.. Sullivan. 3jth / daSi June
Wnsuus 5eth. daJ. June " ". f,eld
dss llnc o iio~k. 1891. DAY June .
ae,isnatlon,. June Afirs bet serti 'nr,'
sfslsl J. =. Murpa,. BET. bur irimn. n }.
" p.,,n, Punn a" *. o'Nsill. ssh PCT. May 81;
J. T. F,Igls0n. loon. June J.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

FEDERAL RESERVE DlsCOtNI hAIk-f"
paper maturing up 90 ninety DAYS per cent
CALL MONEY opened a. IA. per cent. highest.
ia. per cent. lowest. ! per cent. c.0sns. u. per
cent renewal D.. pcr ocDt.
TIME MONEY vas easier Rates ~ per cent
for .ht, dave ~ H2's per cent for ninety DAYS
zs.as rtr cent tor four months. 8 pr cent for
rsr aud SIX months
MERCANTILE PAPER was IN good demand
Uuitr rste aiya4 rer cent FOR hest names. bank
Acceptance. -. - per cent
GLAZING HOUSE TRANSACTIONS - II
etsre., SIS coo go. balances. f27 so2 lS0. The
SUI. 1fcs.uD was creditor 90 ne amount %
s 80 30
stB TREASURY New 1ofk banks lost 20 The
Sut I.r,asur, $50, 600. ami lo.' since Friday s..
FIpERAL RESERVE DISCOI vt RATES ELSE-
UiilKT Rostou. for siiN Nays = per sent, iCt
.i,tt a. ufneiy dAys ~ Philadelphia. aud -
up no rinet, dsy.. ~ per cent. Atlanta aud -
-, ,,nt. CncAgo. and - per cent, - Louis.
ga a.. Der cons. Minneapolis. Tor SHY DAYS per
80, ~, ninety dsys per cent. kansas cry.
I A.. u,r cent. Dallas. aud "a yer cent. San
a,.i.-o' Tor thirty d4ys. 81 per cent. for thry
To- Sal, DAYS 4 for sriy 90 ninety days ~.
uo,lrsTlC EXCHANGE Boston. par. san
Frsrci.co 900 premium
uA<k cIIARANCES BOSTON. exchanges g
"a. 80 bsl.t.I,.. S.lI 40. Baltimore >t."ld 49, d.
t.I.,,.. Sioi $50. Philadelphia. $5'.No' o'> bel.
ausc- s. ga ''
SILVER MARhIT Bar ','cT n 1,,l LONDON VI"
T.. ,.ct.rgtI- Netlcsu silver dollars sat-.
.,urtcN EXCHANGE. Sterling vas .caV. lIt
- -'''..,e tir.c cha ged London Cable tNH4 -.
Ir.'r.,.l ssNoA1Nis. fsris cable - ehecA.
.fs, Berlin Cao,e =: u 10 chr,hl r..
"ie'' sut Lopdon bankers. 60 days 4ii1 90
Is.. 90.
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Long Island Transactions.

The frank Csoocll lno.. have selected Ave
sire, Al Great Neck Long Island. overlooking Man
hasset By. ranging from tNo 10 n,e are, 10 erect
i've houses from plan by Irving IS Eils. de,irued
20 N each Pc, m keep.ns with the natural en-
Iruumeit
The Cross a Brown Company sold for John 4
kayan large plot u ground. win frame buildings.
A. The southeast corner 81 Jamaica and StelhNey
avs Long Island Ciiy. 20 Joseph GOODMAN. VINO Is
TO remodel buildings.
Leonard Davidson & 60 sold for Adam Renting
10 ! and r. G.rofolo the Two family house a 80
Dill Place Rdgewood Queens.
hudson A Harrington lea.ol for a term % years
for the American Sales Book company Ltd. 20
Reeb 4 Dinkns manufacturers ~ sash. doors ahd
blind. the tuo story factor building 7jr200 feet
- the junction 0f Dry HATbor Road and Long
Island Railroad. Glendale
cocks a Willeis leased the II. " Tred"e place
a, East WiIus,on. L. L. 10 l. Townsend Burden
r.. ~ NcH York
I'Eru.c Wa,hburu 4 Go. leased a. Plandoms a
re ,idenre ON woodland Drive 10 william DVnohue
of Manhattan.
The Lewis H. May Company las leased as fol-
lo.s A. Argerne. Long Island. for william SON
mer cottage on Atlantic az 10 j. Nelson, fof Ar
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