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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-09
AUTO SHOW NEARS
ITS CLOSING HOUR
Big Exhibition in Grand
Central Palace VIII
End Tonight.
MOTOR CAR MAKERS
WELL SATISFIED
Volume Of Business Transacted
Has Been in Excess OF
Expectations.

The last chance TO compare the auto
mobiles of 1915 side by side VIII De
open TO automobile enthusiasts to-day
and tonight al the Grand Central Pal
ace. Al lO:3O o'clock this evening the
crowd viii be shooed out of the four
floors and the exhibits will be prepared
for shipment 10 other points. There
won't be any delay about breaking
camp. for the exhibitors and statesmen
have catered this year to the greatest
crowd i'm the history Of shows m New
York, and they will welcome the rest.
As the show draws TO its close the
attendance is increasing. Thursday
was q record breaking day, and its ing
ures were eciipsed yesterday On
every floor Of the huge exposition the
spectators found it difficult TO move
around, especially i'm front of the more
interesting exhibits As in the earlier
part of the week, IL was well dressed
crowd, evidently made up IN great part
either Of owners Of cars or prospective
buyers and all we'll verscd m the
knowledge Of motor cars and their yafI-
Gus parts and accessories.
4 majority OF the exhibitors OF com
plcte cars express themselves as being
well plcascd with the results OF the
show. New York has never been as I'M
portant from a retail selling standpoint
as Chicago. according 10 h. ). Jordan,
sales manager of the Jeiferys company.
Nevertheless this concern, in common
with nearly all the others, has booked
a goodly number OF sales since Mon
day afternoon.
The real Importance Of the local show
lies i'm the opportunity II affords for
factory representatives to get IN touch
with dealers. and this particular angle
has worked out TO the satisfaction or
everybody this wear. SO well has 1t
worked out. i'm fact. that some OF the
manufacturers declare that they have
practically disposed Of all the cars they
will build this year. This does noy
necessarily mean. Of course, that the
dealers Will be able TO dispose Of all
the cars they have contracted for ana
there will be no hesitancy IN dealing
with the Middle Western agents.
Alfred Reeves. general manager OF
tho Automobile Chamber of Commerce
with his two young sons, found an OPP
portunity yesterday, for the hrSt time
during the week, of looking over the
new cars. He was amazed at the IN
tcrcSt SHOWN ana AT nv "'4'"' '' p.
beauty Of the exhibits. His round OF
tho doors helped to confirm in his mind
the prediction he made before the show
onened that this year would prove the
most prosperous in the history Of the
industry.
There has been no lack Of prominent,
people at any period of the show and
yesterday was no exception. Among
the well known visitors were Mayor and
Mrs. Mitchell, Edward Tytus Cameron.
Dudley Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald
Vanderbilt. Mr.. and Mrs. Vivian Bur
nett. Dr. and Mrs. Simon Barpeh, Miss
Maria de Barril, Douglas Cameron
Mrs. {. Davies Taintor, Miss Beatrice
Taintor. Alfred Mackay, Edwin Gould
Mr.. ard Mrs. Livingstone Jones, Alfred
r. Maclay, Charles p. Taft William
Ziegler, jr., and Harry Payne Whitney
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MIDTOWN SECTION
BUSINESS LEASES

JuIu. Friend Edward NJ. Levi Co. leased for
Charles H. Roman 5000 square feet IN l4'-Li'
West 22d st. TO Joseph shan & Co: 1900 square
feet In 6.g Broadway 10 Price Bros' store base
ment and sub-bsssmrnt al -l5 Greene 81 10 ! T..
Ludwig & Co. 1000 square teel tI ~ ~ ~,
a.+E - 10 Fsf,lemau Is att q Nrimtns space lI
,t Wsiiorf BIIiIl.ug > 10 10 West $50 a. and D.
AID H. West I'D 81. to Gafine.l 'peNl4'y y. ',,
paw. with Cross q Brown. i-OO square 'r's . ~. IT.
20 'tei w. alI M 10 Crescent Dress Co.; Win
Douglas Robinson. Charles = blow. -, -,
squl-e feet IN 10 West I,h q, 10 Go 900
sguare feet 30 5g-il West o-d D., 20 ~, no'lN 90
q 90. 900 SQUARE ieei iol u West t' sSh st. 70
ps-.y fsnm AID 1000 square feet 10 lo0-Io-
Wooster 81 10 Rosenberg a Cohen ~, -. A.
~ IIsr1 lie four s,ory building. 23il0o. al -'l
&c rii6 g. 10 a client Tor garage purposes.
Benjamin Ens .' oa9 sogags feet Of space IN the
waldorf Bll. ding 10 10 West 5,d $. a.. a., the
Wright Barclay. Inc. lyeaol . ,He ''' FrsUk r
"in i., peeT, leased 70 Weiss 4 Levy ne large
d,'.'Ia store al 30 East 18Th 81, fe,rnLy Re
iIe bl 5emeut store at 2i3 East IAN S. I" hA'A
hi n,, 7. Gilman & Co leased ior the HcnD
ptl,gt e.fsts he northwest corner OF Manson a,,
aud am So a tour sfoy aud bsseine'' r 80 ,',l
a.i-.,.,-', 'hrudrg 10 John H. IS ar. ms wv.
ap 'i IT,, ta0 fs.t on Madison az and ~ zee,
~, t5,b -, and Is part o. the large po' V"1en
py tAs lies, leased the seventh loft at l--lt
W. "a a. to Be-uard Lowenstein. second loil az
iol Bersker b. to the Dixie Barsaih hoSs'' a.
he foirth loft at 1888 West -'th s. U 'N0 '''
,gi.e Dr. goods Company. a., ,o, loft az q
Tdt,r Manning leased nc iog loit g. so,,s
We s9th a. 10 the MNer enc ,onipa ~. f.iie
y, tbs cirb,b floor a. Wet 18th S. 10 the b''"'
T g White CO. have Isase The s1ia 1,: az
- - 49, Iofts DO Haber Brothers. ; J. tIseil.
mon Lambert schmidt AID william 3 b9e" IA a.
100 - W ,5t,jie = store and basement 20 ia-
sen sen, B,y.es: at North Moore IT, second 10. loi,
IN p A Tanner. at 500 Bro@ds%t ', ~ 9ir :,
Niot,b' IA no Julius Wofer al - hs'l gu -
- la ~ MAY Spector and al li5 ChaHOc'a o.
hs' .ot 70 ist ..l ha, rented the entire eighth
ro sg o, so5 Bosdway TO B,oT w P So9
60 Az on 'tt,f'isus EueT Brothers. the Cafs
m,,,lIi-.'.;s,,i1iu. company Inc the HsTT S,a
It,,-s COMPANY me Peerless AUTOMATIC M"'i'''''
Cor.nary and Louis Gillef
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vssterner Gets Honor tor
second Time in History
of u. S. q. A.
AMATEUR TOURNEY
GOES TO WEST, TOO
ns,roit Club Captures Plum,
While RaltuSrol Takes
the Open.

-,. Wee scored CccIsIVCly ln the
...+lo- t1r She national champion
et thc annual meeting Of the
-.c4 states Golf Association al the
g.-5o-f-As-oria last night by a
'-s-,nols vote the Country Club OF
o..-oit va. selected for Che amateur,
tJe the OrVarf-ia club. near en-
-, uss tre choice for the women s..
f'vsst 90. .tc open. The Baltusrol
"a Cluh being tho winner over Fox
81. the only other contender.
"r-s,k l. Woodward. the newly elect
n-s.,6c-.. s..c. attention 20 the
ths+ .r t.e event 81 the entries
,.,r-irr too lar-c Cor t1c amateur
't',nio1sh.u 10 1915, She executive
'-,t,oo Rad decided 10 begin the
0-..-sr,e-. odd SATURDAY. There would
co.. ,,r---er-holo qualifying round
when The siNtv-four best
..sslt continue ca at th.rty-siN hoies
- NAV ,- Monday This would
~ .tc tor tti-te-two 90 play thirty
.rLol. match r1luds throughout.
G,Nolg. t.c amateur cnampionSn. p
-, ~, 10 vote :1 order 10 decide
.,-vFe9 le-r1.t ard OakmOnt ID was
.-,tl, seen t1at the sentiment was
.-,-xre'-r.rrIv lu favor OF the Michl-
-,, and he motion was made to
8 unanimous selection. The
e. Tournament. however. was only
80 .t.e- a lively contest between
-. C1,-t-v Club % Buffalo and On
-'-,.is tsa vote being So 10 II. which
- f,suy made unanimous.
A. meeting az the executive com
60 immediately following the ad-
innocent of the general session at
'3-;-bt dates FOR the three cham
-...'.-'L,,s we-o selected. The ANA
f'e.'..n bc-.- On saturday. August Is
~ ,,r (l--.-,,e frrourhout the fol-
.u mel with no intervening
- - ,.o-ar's tournament will get
N M ~ nav or Monday. September 6
80 las the remainder Of the week.
I, the belief that il would be at
.-,e,;ve 10 foreign entry. the COM
zee changed the time Of the open
l,ors August or September TO June
= fe q s-E1S bringing IL nj a time
=, che calendar is filed with other
go
M, las. thing the general meeting
"a nr;or 10 adjournment was to con-
TS,T the much discussed proposal 10
,iarre the amateur rule. The new
--ssi3ert roirt45 ont that there were
.vo 5iHcu't ties which practically tied
bs Lsr4s ~ The executive committee.
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The Bronx.

ARTHUR ST cor Tilden av 25rloo; Anna
IAtz 20 Geo LuH. 22L Garrison as. Masit ~.
/ / jan a,ty Geo LIZ. so ~ 49, Az ' t9y
irreg Emma l. Hendricks % Madeleine Murray.
1872 Dean st. Bklyu. Jan Z, ats. brecs,
pf sa5,Ss AZ 2Si g. 5oriGi. Mary AMMAN 70
Helen strauss. 800 llOth i mtg 5000 Pc
a. 1914 sttys. saier a = lio nassau u 500
len 90 10 Mlnnia Horing 100 Clay AZ lmtg
S2I5O0l Jan 1. atty. stanmuller 1911 81 Az.
FOgDHAM Az. W s. 100 Of 18th st. lO0Tl2s
TIu.lma Rlty 90 o. Bond x MIG Guar Go, 40
Femsen - Bkyu mtg 10000 Jan Z. aty TIE
JFXSiNGs ST. cor Prospect A. 67.7Ss1 10.
Julius Schuile % Ssul Teisho1. y liath
n 'mtg SIS 900 Jan Z. aiys scAlesinsef !.
LOT ,s ss map Lohbausr PARK + " Weiss 10 I
Frkrnb-lncr z31 lljtl So, De- Sd. 1914. aiiy.
VI Wass & 60. 10 We.fcheler 81. 81
LOTS 1 ana 3 parcel lj. map Wm ogden vs.
Gamble 70 " Gamble Rty 60 Iae. e. 29s washiq 4,
irres. jan S: attys; Elfers 4 4. ~ Bsay 800
NELSON Az. " = has Of Brandt Piae- s'tr
" Ilh . ,rats t2s.oo0i. Dec 81. Aiiy. NJ
N0l.TH HALF Lot So. map Ounvlle I0rlo0
a. & Moore % Emily " Garslis. s0i it-d 81
Jan at,ys. Williamson B. ssi Alexander Az.
srrPgfNs Az. ~ 5. 1884 II Lyman Place.
r1tt lrres. p Rali-cn % A Cohen. III Concord
II Ba}u ,mtg $1,000 De- IS. 1914. atty. saia.
WHITE PLAINS ROAD. o : cor Wa'k'ey Place.
rraI5g. J. Barnett AMI an0 N Augusta Miller.
L. " lIIth b.. Jan Z. aty. Augusta Miller ~
gD AZ. " cor lssth ~ 5s.3Il0g3. p often 20
6 Weber. - Peek Sip mtg s33 o00l s.
18TH Az b. sos u stl Az .Naa.iellI. tGk
ia. II Marirl f1 iiomena Merc4dautc. 1891
Hora4n a. Dee 81. 1914. ATTY. Thos B,aef.
lHrH IT. E. 1871 q 80 az az irres
perI GerIlnz fef 20 Leo Schl1ss. 100 w
lIstn - int $1,000 Jan s. a'tys. Merrill 8 =
100 BHW. 1900
sANE PEOPEETY. L sehioss o. Bronx Invest
usni 60. 100 Bsay tmtg Sd 23tl Jan 8 saln-
affy ~
i7SrH ST 8 s. 900 o. Home A. % Gtio0 wm
81 ~.hasfar % Josephine Burghtrd. I e3d 81
pee H. 1914. ATTY. NJ Bufrhard. III Besy; 81
18TH IT e. 80 - BfukaN ~. h1nts IT
sinai CORN ~ TIE Bronr 20 Beth Hamedosh
Ha1,esl Ada-h Jcrhurin - Tie Bronx lmts
$1,000; Jan q. ATTY Law Title ms a T. 90
lsoTH ST. g. 100 Of Webster az Or irres
VI Mann o. Progressive Investment 90. b0l
broad - NevArk tmis !ls ooOI. Jan =.
atty. VI steiner. 50 Nassau o.. s.
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TRADING IN BROOKLYN
Pennsylvania Farm Given Tor
Meeker Az. Flat.

Martin Tseuder sold the four s'ofy O,.N VA
house with stores At - Meekei a'.' bfooA'N'
,,,ovirs 10, 25Iloo feet for u hAo'Ao"lN i.'
buye-, gave IN part payment I'o acre ''''H' "''''
s1,h l- f.,,ell president Of the United siAfs
Sc Co-pora,ion sod i. former residence Inc. az =,
.,,..'t b.. corner ~ Ftsks Place Brooe} -
- f.in ccugh!in. PeAse son negotiated INC
sale. I'll. g.. ,te C-arrp.k Trading
.f,.,a -. r1rft,sF.t corner - SD IL ana lif
$3.50 a, three stOry building. 70 client Tor
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LIS PENDENS.
JANUARY =
Manhattan.

10TH ST % s. i,5 o 81 as. shloQA AnHt
" TAYLOR at Alec y % Brier foreclosure ~ MS
ATS. Sen. tLelrf q Spvllrk
I5-D ST 10 W. Metropolitan Bank sst NHsNf
T. napier ct Al lf0rac.05ure % mtg atNa \
a ~ iiutclirA
I5sTH ST 80 % IS IS tvo arfilpsi Wal
az Rose simon 90 a. foreclosure % misi atps.
4srii Sr 4o6 ". Julia CodInrrn - n e
Rp,c Lsaa.t e al Uorscio,.r q mtg. aiy. h
swain.
GRAND ST 81 COZ Attorney 3D. LfriHN. Anfa
Rla. Az Mary NC Murray ct a. forr.nslr'
of mtg atfys. = uii.
l.rTU ST. 81. 40 ~ Wsloforth 4. lNe -
1859. y LIE ms 60 or al AZ Howard %
Weaver et al GDfsc.os1' q mt,l stiys iaN
tar.4
LEROY ST 70. r e. Wool AT Mehce Bfes-a
et al t.nuutsr-r.air. . affy- fhHps s Afcry.
BROADWAY. Do n rHr g'tH o. 100 ilt-N- Isis
Construction 60 al estate ri Herman n az
COTTON t1 f.rec.o-e mechanics uca't siil. e
NrWan. ....
CORN 81 s. .0- w o' Columbus A. t.Hlo0 lI 3.
ID Levine ast Luciano 0lalari RI AT t0tr.iQslfe
Uf Wt-H. affs. Is D. Arnold
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Princeton Seven to Play.

Princeton's fast hockey team, which
opened the intercollegiate season here
with a victory over Cornell, will likely
face a harder task tonight in the game
with Williams at the ST.. Nicholas Rink.
The New Englanders gained an easy
victory over Columbia in practice
game al the rink last Wednesday night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-09
StuyVeSant Five Beats
Bows High School

Boys High School Of Brooklyn, re-
ceived its first setback in the champion
ship basketball tournament, when It
was defeated yesterday by Stuyvesant
High School on the formers gymna-
SUM. The score was u TO II.
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Realty Notes.

p.ut Lion has recently eiosed i"sny-one nor
s.s-, On Manhattan ard Bronx pfopefls o. rum
$40 600 down 70 $500. The 1'A '.Si''A-1s
Hs-,0' o.rs n from SIS 500 % $4,000 On Man i,
80, All Brarr p-operi0 have fo,'.lp -
.-.if-et hy wetmors Ar~ood i'f eA''S '''
", ,,,oss'e Herbert Ke,cham ~ hl.s' Cg9nN:
s7r.irtSf HEM BrafY temp9fs} .lll..'l' -
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NEW JERSEY CHARTERS

TBS Telegraph 10 Tie Trbunel
Trenton y J Jan s--rren,on Sms'uns AL
pefrirg CO. Trenton. 10000. IT. Cunningham.
= "a Hamilton - : Bnislshanl. TfaItou.
4 i..rwrI Laundry Co. Paterson, s. 900. -
piirfker Morris husAnef. Emma e. Fuchs. iaier
U-eas.sr cocoa Ma Go o. New Jcrsg iersey
cii,' Chocolate AID cocoa. $40 900 james fh0mp
srr W T. Hantsih q T. lbel, lrftp 'ie.
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Long Island Parcels Sold.

william ~ Murray sod tao family house ooi
fe5 o- he sduth side y hailroai az. corona.
I. / 200 feet ecsi "; Myrtle ar. 70 re- -
49,. I'D. A. ne southwest corner q Az u Ai4
isib Al g6Ilege Po.lt. or J. Roooey, = n Wal
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The Bronx.

PARK Az. r g. 1922 ~ l5.th $. IS sr9o. Evans
-. "a ca.frs.f,r.. sss0
WTSTgHF sTEE AZ. 620-6-6. Naccarato al
IlL-b..u Virgin owner. Car, CONTRACTOR
SO 20
asrrIf ST " o. s. 100 Livingston AZ. 70tl40 /.
r IA Fraser Go asl - ID STaycr, owner and
contractor. 49,. =. zee ~
1-sTff ST. Dc f. 8s W Boston IA 81 6Il00. Noolsn
-.s-s al ,g1.rs..9r.. S-sis 81
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
JANUARY
Manhattan.

lsTll ST -ol ". uyls.ruD az Hannah was
a. a.. Ncg So 1914. fti+ p
I'D Sri "a J.. } Goldman AZ VI Mead. soon g.
e,s ~ Ia al. gafd A Colombo az NaUIs
I'D iuic 81 1914. sos a.
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Denies Report OF Sale

,rrrisr, Ifauser denies that 10 has sold
- ,-,,r...--y at 6e--f East $50 -. 20 simon
I~wald. reported earlier IN ne wee -,
.aif fhat the property j. not In the ma "S''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-09

KrSGsBRIDGE TERRACE. ., l5o'f D hius'-
bld.e Rd. snI01. Builders E,lck ud hu.py
60 49, Alllso4 tcasrue9Fa =" a. a. ~;
1914. -,.. 9 sc
Atbt" A. - D..l. ID a luy g. l7ls SIS %
uGeTON no 1908. Manuel a. Nicer e. al
o.. H. 1914. s-vV
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New Homes at Jamaica.

Sr,--rs, 4 Shsmpan RET Plans 'or fou, b.llsS
90 Is etei uIoa pot q lo9tl09' on h.', ~
f-,-,i-. l. A. for he Es0r Really tofp9fsuon'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-09

Exchange, II Nesey ST.:
b. Joseph r. Day
18Th ST 10 =. s e. Is " Irving pi. -Iro2. Z
So dEg Dow at NJ Motley 20 al. T. Il
t0IEllu. atty. H Hogan roy. due t.I..at ID
taIes etc. f-l3. 10 the PLAINTIFF 'nr $4,000.
CHERRY ST. ii4 % s so FL jackson. -lAlul. 2 stY
teumt sl1 ~ re4r teumt. TAX .r.. hud. gl
Wallace Co AT Johanna Grimm 20 al. A WI
mal. ats ! Cohen. rci. due. s. llb D. t4h.s.
etc. S6jl Is. On Layira Lc.g,h for $500
A. The Broll Exchange.
b. Joseph p Day.
KELLY ST ss5-l015. w +. 35ll wes'chester A..
ltlxl00 3 3 St. tennis NoHh American Wa
Pape- Go ag Jackson CONSTR 60 = a.. q
AUrausOl. ats. o. IS Vessel. re-. 4ue, 81. 49, -
taxes. etc, SOS 80. Adjourned sine die
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146th St. Dwelling Sold.

Tie Dun Brown COmpsnsJgaye SOLD Tor
foho l. Leo 90 " " Thouif0n. the fnur-
stasy aseI!las. 49, Nssg IisIh -. 4lA!9s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-09
The Bronx.

BRONXDALE Az. 1879. stor, floor. Ma-ane san
dura and auJ 90 Francesca ParanAno. 1879
Br0nxdale az; 4 ys and : mths from December
J. 1914 ats. Francesca ParanAuo. 1919 Bronx
dale az. SiNo To Ni-9
BROOK Az. 1872 10 o cor l3f'h 81. cor store Anna
" Sottoug tO Geo 1 Robinson. yrs from DE. L
1915. atty $ Ho1ig. $50 BWay, 500
ARTHUR Az. 1925. store Th0s AmsDle 10 Pas
GCils Arc.aro. -3-S Arthur sT. and ano. ~
from Jan J. 1915; ATTY. John b Pennetto ,oS
Crescent -, Ni-J 10 Di1y
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The Bronx.

UTgATr-R Az .ItI a -Hrl.s Helen strauss
ult ss l,- bond. a.us SA.rr :, li0 Ea'stI
t.l,,r,y. Az ,f-,... -. t,los. Miami, I,o-.,s
49, 81. ii.'. I.-.' .- BAL. /
ID d M d 49, .- d.. N.s-
.. UT ' 81 .01
80 'p... a. --... r,.-. r.,... Al. Y C.rti4
",i ~ w. "'" @ .., Rr. yr.
DID, . .Ir Fr,rk Gs.. M
aIr H. 49, 81 BOO
lot 4H-. map LplutIer fafh. tl'it'l aiN p" il
h-..,, 20 't.'te lio ttr..c1e..e-
,r5 ..- Oh. .te ,.., .les V,-t. krr!r-r to
" 81 p..' 49, - N. -Isr f.s a. ugr bond.
a-y. Itr Guarantee aid u ts- 20. -,f
MuoHui' IAHA"Al NU"i a., D. 81, .o l.
''N. h--- psf - ,-,y s s0lt. Jsr 4.
81, r.i Genie "''' " y "' 3 i.n
,...ttrrr u,rr Tot 50 ma, Ourvire r01i00.
,@a,} VI 's.'.'r I'D "' '- 1.-t' as. william.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Interest a. I,f cent unless Otherwise stated
JANUARY IS.
Manhattan.
CHARLTON II D. iios e ~ Narir. a. y I,
Io5. Az ) BIlsal v saml BauuolL s3s %
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
STORAGE NOTICES.

roTwyIL BUILDING loi Ls.ayefis st-ioo. ser
So. usAt three silcs. icw rent l1s insursnr
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,EAI. ESTAT
COUNTRY.

FOR HOMES in tie rea. country near View
YORK consult The Country Home League.
40 West 52d street. Phone $3.50 Madison.
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a. HNyr Dee D iail tls - per bonf. fiioo.
LLNnA Az. E. a. NJ 1898 o. -.t-l. 1921
80 Really CORN .p N-.ie D. Arher 10 vs. 90 p
Jan 2 aua Jan D. 1880 ay. TILE Guar q i Cot
fFNNGToN Av. ~ s-4 ~ - sIst ST. 4ler-.
samI stern o. Mani. 3 Coin and al1. $40
Central Park IS. Jan 2. yrs. aigs. Esls q
LrXfNGToN Az vs. eth n DIST st. gss1-.
~aul 2 stern f0 Errt-s C1rst 90. .93 Asr
aui.r or. Jan T frarr NIX SO olll due a. ~
10lil a'fy. rlIf 60. $500
I'D ST. s. rs ~ f,h Az. . 1tso 10. Annie
Bonner % American Ma 60. o. Cedar . l.u
SIS. ut3s Bowers a - O. cellar SO so oo1
,rH ST. s. lff 0f A. A no. q. ~'oglrl
ha'.rlgI.s 20 Al to r ko. b.. ISL p l-tl % Jan
Doe a. Der bond. a'Js. satef ~ 10! Nas.
san r.. ST.
..D SIZES uos i-t sv. l-r1' MARY Bo'em 90 y
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dress % church SO. So.
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18TH ST. ll ~ 81 Az -iTlo1 ll. hf .sif
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III eRa!l Estate
)Mdrket-
Site for School Bought
BY Parents of Pupils
N THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were re-
corded yesterday at the Real Estate
Exchange, If Nesey ST.:
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CANAL ST. cor Washington 81. -o1o0. Nc
ouade 10 Grace A NlcQuaIe. az Washington ST.
Jan luitg $4,000. ats. NeuNirh -bl BHdy
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INCORPORATED AT ALBANY

ID I'--G-1IT :" ~ 1----------
Albany. Jan. S.-These Incorporation
were fled with the Secretary Of state
to-daY:
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The scores follow:
,,,prrs CURTIS
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AVIATOR REVIEWS FIGHT
Attacks Mothers Second Marriage in
Plea for Custody.

Clarence Adair Stevenson. the ava
tor. having defeated the purpose of his
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Alice De Giers.
TO adopt his seven-year-old daughter,
Muriel Elizabeth Stevenson. is now
fighting for the custody of his child.
In his petition to Justice Granger
Yesterday for a writ of habeas corpus
to compel Mrs. De Giers 10 produce the
child in court Stevenson made various
charges against his mother and her
second husband. Dr. Francis Joseph De
Giers. Stevenson says this marriage
was illegal in that his father. William
Doyle, the son having assumed the
name Of Stevenson, was alive at that
time and had not been divorced from
the present Mrs De Giers. Also, he
says, DR.. De Giers had another wife
living.
For some time Muriel has been in the
custody Of her grandmother. Mrs. De
Giers. who with her husband applied
for permission TO adopt her. Surro-
gate Fowler decided that in view Of
the fathers objection the adoption
could not take place.
The decision was given October IL,
but Stevenson has not been able to get
his child. As to his reasons why Mu-
riel should not be permitted to stay
with the De Gierses, Stevenson said his
mother had an uncomfortable temper.
Justice Erlanger directed the De
Gierses to produce the child.
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TIGER CALLS MASS MEETING
Free.for-All Heckling to Follow Ex-
pIanation of Constitution.

An unusual statement was issued
Yesterday from Tammany Hall, inylt'
ing any one, irrespective OF his
stripes" to attend IAN old.fashior
mass meeting" at the Fourteenth Stree
Wigwam on Thursday night. Tam
many speakers will speak against vari'
GUS sections of the proposed state con
stitution. and submit themselves 20 a
heckling by any one in the audience
The statement ran:
Although there is no Governor 70
be elected, no Secretary OF State or any
other state official outside the Legs
lature, a remarkable interest is mani
tested By the public as to the merits
of the proposed constitution. Thurs
day evening, at Tammany Hall, as an
enlightener on the intricacies Of the
work of the Constitutional Convention,
a mass meeting will be held. The vari-
Gus sections of the proposed constitu-
ton will be thoroughly discussed by
Senator's Robert F. Wagner and James
A. Foley and Assemblyman Alfred +.
Smith. who were delegates 70 the Con
stitutional Convention.
after Messrs. Wagner, Foley and
Smith shall have concluded their dis
cussion, the speakers may be heckled
by any one present"
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MILITIA ATTACKS
MOB OF STRIKERS
Nan Shot, Woman Stabbed,
Girls dubbed in Nashua, n. II.

Nashua, r. H.. Oct. 1s.-An increased
military guard patrolled tonight the
pant Of the Nashua Manufacturing
company, where one man was probably
fatally shot, one woman was bayoneted
sno otfer persons were dubbed during
strike disturbance to-day. Two com
pAnies Of militia from Manchester ar
nyed 70 help the two local companies
shieh have been on duty within the
MI gates since The strike for more pay
sao shorter hours began, two weeks ago.
Adam RsXay'tch, who was shot by a
nihtis ofcer. according 20 a statement
~ the police. was in a critical condi-
Won tonight. Alexandria Beke. who was
Noanced IN her ght arm by bayonet,
vas sad 70 be .n no danger. Six other
tts said 20 have been dubbed, re-
eSed medical attention
Inc disturbance grew out Of an at
shp' ty the manufacturing company
run cars on a siding which, the po-
zee assert, was blocked by women sit
arms
Minor disorders occurred during the
ssy AMI night. when strike sympa-
shaers tired 90 prevent food supplies
n0i. reaching the militiamen quartered
a. The mills.