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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-10
WESTERNERS SURVIVE
FOR PINEHURST FINAL
c. W. Dcibel and DR.. w. f..
Code Will Meet in Big
Match Of Tourney.

PINEHURsT. " C., April 1.-Two
Western golfers. Dr. W. T. Code OF Chi
cago and e. w Deibel OF Youngstown.
Ohio. survived the second and semi final
rounds OF the mid-April golf tournament
to-day and will meet tomorrow In the
final. Deibel did especially good work
to-day. advancing Mt the expense Of two
good Eastern golfers. Or. c. II. Gardner
OF Agawam and J. c. Parrish, Jr.. OF the
National Links.
DIR. Code had a IN rider time of It, al
though his opponents were not such good
golfers as those whom Deibel conquered
In the morning T. w. Case OF Owasco
carried Dr. Code three extra holes after
DR.. Code had missed two foot putt for
win on the home green. C. r. Hud-
son. North Fork. was DIR. Codes antag-
onist in the semi-iinal. and after the
closest kind OF match Or. Colo won by 1
up. Play was brought up TO the final
round In all four divisions to-day and
the tournament will be completed to-
morrow. The summaries:
Firs. Divis.on-second round--C ".
Deibel, Youngstown. beat Or. G. n. GARD
ner. Agawam, and =. J. c, Parrish. Jr;.
and a. c. -. Hudson. North Fork. beat
H. c. Fownes. Oakmont, and 3: DIR.
W. l.. Code. Chesterfield. beat W. Case.
Owasco, up ttwenty-one holes).
Semi-fnGl Round--Deibel beat Parrfeh,
2 up; Code beat Hudso l up.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-10
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations we're
chartered at Albany yesterday:
Snug Harbor Realty Company. Manhat.
tan, capital. 100000. directors, samuel
NJ Levy. Morris Levy and Paul =. Get.
finger New York city
haitian, capital $50 900. diree,ors. Eds@r
v Il. ke'chum, william O.. Verplanck
and Henry :. Clark. New York city.
safe Realty ana Improvement Company.
Manhattan; capital, $4,000, directors,
Michael Jos'phson, Abraham Josephson
Dinnebeil Bros Manhattan; capital,
10000. directors, George l.. Dinnrbeil,
william pinnebeil. New York city, Philip
Coleman. The Bronx.
22s West Twenty fourth street Corpora
ton. Manhattan, capital, 5000, directors.
rhihp Phillips, New York city.
cambridge Construction Corporation, Tn,
Bronx, capital 81 600, directors Henry
q. smith. George simpson, New York city,
George Armcny, The Bronx
Simonia Realty Corporation, rhe Bronx;
capital 81 900; directors, Isidor i. Sha
piro, Sew York city simon shapiro sarah
shapiro, Tn, BronN
Morris AllardyCc Construction Company
Brook Ign; capital, 1000, directors George
AllHrdSce. Duncan Morris, Jr, and James
Morris, Jr., Brooklyn.
Tapscott tonstruction Company, Brook.
Ign. capital 81 goo directors Abraham
Mireuiies, Moses $, hOeppel and Rosco.
Koeppel. Brooklyn
4 ;, & u, incorporated, Brooklyn, capt
tai $1,000, directors. Louis Alderman, =.
west Brooklyn, Julius Cohen, New York
city,
Lincoln Park Construction Corporation,
BROOKLYN; capital, $500, directors Samu.l
Goodman, char .rs M"ls sud Settle Acimsn,
Brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-10
IoCKAWAY TO OPEN SEASON.
Hunt Ciub's Race Meeting Set for
Nay I, with SIX Events.

Thoroughbred racing In the metropoll-
tan district for this season Will open
on MAY I with the amateur meet of the
Ro. htwsy Hunting Club. for which
entry blanks were issued yesterday
Their, are six events on the programme,
including steerlchsse. hunting and HAT
races. aud as there are more horses in
raining than for several years past
btuuer entry is expected.
TIE courses AZ Hewlett Bay Park.
used for the first time IN 1913. are over
,ltGta! country and popular with both
1ogscncn and spectators The stands
ana "a king spaces are on a hillside
and command view OF the entire
course, which is q circuit OF about two
miles. The events are:
Fret Race--tour furlongs on the fat.
'or thrce-yeaT -Olds and upward. welter.
ysirhts Cor the AIbro Farm Gun, purse OF
{, ana "A cup for the winning rider.
second RaCr-1uree and on.-ha!f miles
over posts and rails, for duly registered
fNay cup. purse OF $3.50 and a cup for the
thinning rider.
Third Race-Two and one-half miles.
over the brush course, for duly resistered
hunters. weight $50 pounds, for the Hew.
II Park plate, purse OF 500 and trophy
.or the winning rider.
Fourth Race-One mile on the nat for
'our -year-oids ana upward, wett"rNtlshls'
TOY the South Shore plate, purse Of $500
and a trophy for the winning rider
Firm Race-Two miles over the brush
course, handicap steeplechase for four.
year-olds and upward, for the Cedarhurs
cap, purse OF 500
sixth Race--Qulrter mile on the nat.
'or three-ycar-ods and upward; weight
20 pounds purse OF $3.50 and trophy
for ms winning rider
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-10
STORES AVID LOFTS RENTED.

Tho Rates Advertising Company. for
over twenty-five years located on Spruce
street have leased the Brosd way nal.
of the fourteenth floor In tho Victoria
Building at Tweniy-sevcu,h street.
Broadway and Fifth avenue. for "A long
term of years The rental Is about
$4,000 Carsteln X Linnck.n were the
brokers' who negotiated the lease
Sweet-Orr & Co. Inc. dealers In
mems clothing and overalls. have taken
for their executive offices and show
rooms the entire fourth floor. compris-
ing $4,000 square feet. In the building
formerly occupied by tiffany & Co. at
II 10 10 Union square, southwest corner
~ Broadway and Fifteenth street This
Lease follows shortly the renting OF the
entire twelve story Van Buren, Building
on the northwes, corner OF Union square
and Fifteenth street, by n. =. Nerran 4
Co The lease for Sweet Orr & Co was
negotiated BY stephen II. Tying. Jr., &
Co with Albert ~ Ashforth and il for
u long term Of years
Miller Il Co. members OF the New York
Stock Exchange. who have mn uptown
branch, have leased for a term OF years
the two stores fronting on Fifth ave.
nue.. which comprises the entire frontage
of the Johnson-Kahn building. PIC
Ffth avenue. on the site OF the Cafe
Martin. HERMAN \. Metz. president OF
the Text Leather Company. has leased
extensive show roorns. completing the
leasing OF the building. The following
firms have lease large show room spac.
in the new Victoria Building. Fifth ave-
nue., Broadway and Twenty-seventh
street Max Fishel. woolleus space on
the ninth floor: Edward Pearson, car
pets and linoeun, space on the fifteenth
floor, \. Rosen, silkr. space on tho four
n MpCt
space on the ninth floor. Herbert c.
Schley reported the above leases.
Cassidy 4 Co. Limited. OF Montreal,
have leased the seventh and eighth
hoors In the Bawo a. Dotter building al
20 TO IS West Thirty-third street. In
the same building the Triangle Waist
Company has leased the ninth floor;
II, a. Day. cloaks and suits, the tenth
floor. and Rothstein & Pltotsky o floor.
Cross 4 Brown Company has leased
for the Columbia Trust Company tho
entire building at l2S West FTfty-second
street TO =, J. Durcan for term OF
years and for Thomas Devine to the
kelly-Sprinsfield Motor Truck Company
the entire building 1t 50 West End ave-
nue..
S. ossood Pell 4 Co. has leased the
second floor at 81 West Thirty-eighth
street for term Of years to A. II. Fox
& Co.
J. Herbert Morganstern has leased for
Bush Terminal Buildings Company 5000
square feet OF space at 327-335 East
Twenty ninth street to ID. S. Hess & Co
for factory and workroom.
John n. GOlding has subleased TO Dud-
lev Hoyt the top floor In ia Fifth ave-
nue. for ten years.
NJ & L. Hess have leased the store at
1862 West Twenty-th!rd street TO A.
Berg, jeweller.
The Women's Business Club has
leased for Its quarters an entire floor
In 80 West Fortieth street through the
Douglas Robinson. Charles S. Brown
Company.
Edward W. Browning has leased space
In llO-ll2 West Fortieth street TO Medos
Gravel for a term of years.
Samuel II, Martin has leased the
store and basement at s67 Ninth avenue
TO Carl Fischer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-10
OLD CORNELL SHELL BURNED.
Its Demise 70 Make way for New
Hoyle Boat Marks Epoch.

ITHACA, April s.--Another chapter in
Cornell rowing history was closed to-day
when one OF the old paper boats used
back In 1898 was consigned TO the A. mes
to make room for some Of the new shells
that John Hoylc IL building. This old
shell. made OF paper over a light frame
work won fame back on the New Lon
don course when the Cornell crew that
used II estahraS~i record for three
miles that IL still standing.
Bhlmy spring weather permitted the
varsity crews to row away down TO
Crowbar to-day. and now that the reg,i-
lation varsity course has been reached
outdoor spring training may he said to
he well under way. Courtney sent the
crew stroked by Collyer down to Crow
bar. following 1t In his launch and thus
indicating that this was the crew that
he intended to call the varsity eight.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-10
WELLER SHOWS FINE SETTER.
Review splash scores over All In
Field Trials.

MrpFoRp. n. j., April with a rec
ord breaking list of entries the tenth an
rual ncld trial contests Of the English
Setter club of America opened to-day at
lioot Owl Farm near Medford. over 100
o. tho best dogs in the country were in
he Fields working out under the eyes OF
t.C Judges. The classes were so large
that only the members derby was COM
pleisd Darkness stopped the trials in
ne all age stake with but half the dogs
tlei out. This together with the open
derby and the open all age events will
be the order of to-morrows programme.
Review Splash, owned by John q.
Weller Of New York, carried Off first
honors and claimed a, leg Of the Pabst
cup, This promising young black and
white bitch gave a remarkable exhibition
Of all around work. She scored above
all competitors In speed, range, styles.
obedience, control and bird work
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-10
BRONX APARTMENT DEMAND.

MlNFORD PLACF.--M Norgnnthau
Jr. Company has sold for the Stability
Realty Company 1853 and 1855 Min.
ford place. two 've story apartment
houses. each on lot 37sxiO0. These
houses are Just south OF the junction
or Milford place, Boston road and
East 1884 street They were erected
by the Stability Realty Company on
lots purchased by them at the Bath.
gate-Beck auction sale in NAV. 1905.
FULTON ANFNCE.-J. J. Kislak has
sold the property nj 1898 Fulton ave.
nLe. five story twenty family brick
apartment house. for Charles Ter
man to David Enzler. who gave in
part payment lis Grand street. 2Oi
Grand street ard - Adams street.
HSboken.
EAST 18TH STREET,. g. Maxwell
has sold for Elizabeth Smythe .6s
East 18TH street, four story fat,
on plot CiN10, TO n cash Investor.
The property adtoins the corner OF
Southern Boulevard and ia opposite
the Geological Gardens
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-10
EVEN HAUGHTON CAN
LEARN FROM HINKEY.
Md, Lateral Passes Of Yale
style to Repertoire Of
Harvard Eleven.
RFAL PLAY NEXT WEEK

r,,.RptpuE Mass. April s.--Coach
Percy n. Haughton. who Is super'ntend.
ing Uarvard's spring football practice
This yenr. has more than three elevens
m the ncld ard two OF these teams are
being prepared for some real football
nlsying next week. Already there has
be,n some scrimmaging. but with line
uns which hardly look familiar to those
shc follow the fail practice games of
m. eleven. Most OF the veterans who
Will be available next fall are play
ing baseball or rowing.
Assisted by Trumbull. Bradlee and
Logan Of last seasons team. Haughton
:. giving more football to the sprin &
p,ayers than they ever ,r,vc had. The
rIsyers h. the sophomore and freshman
ctasses have had little Harvard system
football. and so HauRhton's work has
been mainly rudlmental. Now. how
aver. the Crimson coach is putting on
lot Of plays, and these apparently
are more radical than any Harvard
has used IN Its games.
TIL re has been lot OF work on
defence. this mainly against the lateral
nqss,s sucn ds Yale. coached by Frank
uinkey. used 40 effectively last fall up
10 Tia, Harvard game. Haughton also
is adapting some of this style OF open
football to his own use and has had
his backs working out on both lateral
and forward passes. AS well as a COM
hpation Of the two. The Crimson prob
ably never will rely on wide open foot
hail. at least no. next fall. but ut the
same time Haughton evidently intends
10 make the most OF the open game
as an auxiliary TO his regular attack.
There have been very few promis-
Ing llnemen out this spring the most
prominent newcomers being Kirkpatrick.
the former Exeter star. and Duncan. a
Mig lineman who was not available last
year. There is much better material
for tn backfield than for the rush line
TIE Harvard varsity crew Is or the
river every day, and henceforth Will
have shor: brush with the second
crew every day or two. The candi-
dates are running very close and tho
makeup OF the varsity shell is far from
settled.
Tomorrow the varsity ball nine will
play It's first game. meeting team COM
posed of graduates except for the pitch
e-s, who probably will be Martin, for
mcily Of Tufts College and the Athlet-
.cs, and George Davis, now with the
Boston Braves.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-10

TIE Realty Associates have sold on
the north side Of Lincoln place A25 feet
east of tnd'rhill avenue plot 120xq0
10 the Pine Realty Company. The pur-
chisers are to improve This property
with three four story apartments of
modern type. The plot Is In the Eastern
Parkway section. Easy housekeeping
homes on Sterling street have been sold /:
40. 20 10 Annie G. Cartwright, 30 TO
Joan Mclean. 80 10 George A. Lacas
and III to Clara l.. Phoenix. All Of these
houses are two story and cellar, lime
stone, on lots 20NlGO.
Never Ellenbogen has gold for Isaac
Hart the plot. i0Xi00, on the south side
OF Wilson street, 275 feet east OF Bed
ford avenue, 10 builder. who will i'm
prove the site with a six story fiat
The Simmacruss Realty Company has
sold the three family brick apartment
building AT i53 Flfty-seroud street. be-
tween Seventh and Eighth avenues
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-10
AsToR LOSES FIGHT FOR NAME.
Court Rules lie Cannot Have Mo-
sopoIy on "Apthorp.~

The Appellate Division Of the Supreme
Court decided yesterday that william
Waldorf Aston. owner Of the Apthorp
apartments. covering the block between
Serenty-eighth and Seventy ninth streets.
Broadway and West End avenue, Is not
entitled to the exclusive Use of the name
and refused an injunction against the
West EiVhty-second Street Realty Conn
pany. owner OF the Hotel Apthorp, at
broadway and West Ninety-fourth street.
The suit was based on allegations that
residents OF the Apthorp apartments
were annoyed because mail and pack
ages sent to them were delivered 10 the
ApthorD Hotel. and that persons calling
on them went to the other place by mis-
take. The Appellate Division ruled that
since one Apthorp Is an apartment house
and the other hotel there can be no
competition between the two. and there
was no allegation OF a money damage
TO Mr. Astor's property.
Il cannot find. nor am I referred to
any case where. under these or any other
where no money damage
has been shown. an injunction has ever
been granted" said Justice Hotchkiss.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-10
LIS pE>DENS.
Manhattan.

ic-D ST. :. 500 e Broadvay.. inox'' ilx
irreG---.Tohn Z Kane 60 aFi II = wright
a 60 ct al faction 10 fortclose M chan
iDs Hcnl, attys, benjamin, Shepard,
Houghinn & Taylor
80 Az l6Go--Franklin Savings Bank IN
the Ci,v OF n \ agt Louis Newman ct a.
foreclosure OF MORTGAGE. atty, w NJ
92D ST. lSs w--City Real Estate 60 ast
T. rosa Rowan ct al foreclosure Of nlort e.
VlEel: ATTY. II Swain
iST ST " =, lot Julius II su-ranu
agt HO~l Herr - al lforeclo-ure OF
mortgage. gttys. Guggenh.!'ncr, Untcr-
Wyer & Marshal
18TH 81 ~ w--Emhnu-El Congregation
OF the City OF y sgt Mut,rti Alliance
Trust CO az al tamended foreclosure %
MORTGAGE attyr, Guggenh.imer, Inter
mycr ~ Marshall
l3.D ST. q 100 " Am-t erdarn av. ~ Sc
sH.ll--Amer'can Bible Society Rg- Roht
Friedman constn TO ct al tforeci osure
OF mortgage. attyr, Harris q Towne.
10Th ST. - W--Mutusl Life ins Co Of
y Y agt VIM Clarke 81 a! (anend-d
foreclosure Of two mortgAgesl; atty. +
l. Allen.
::sTH ST. u, . orr Paulding Az tknown
as lot sS-l, Nskenrld,---L Josephine
Moss aRt Elisha q selchow ct al faction
= to fpreclOse transfer OF tax lien) atty
Moses
CLINTON Az. e. -: iSst st. ssSlso
Annie Mahoney ct Al sgt Giosue Gall
AM Of al foreclosure OF mortgage :
attvs, W"sselman krtus --
GRAND BOULEVARD AND CoSCoURsE
II W cor l57th s., 3O,7St9 Ellis weis-
kcr aet Mount Hope Methodist Episco-
pal Church Ct al tfort % lSure OF mort
rHgeD; ATTY w Osborn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-10
CITY THEATRES LEA sEp,

Walter Rosenberg has leased the Gar
rick Theatre from Mrs. Edward Har-
rigan for Ave years, beginning May l.,
at an aggregate rental OF 100000. The
theatre will be conducted as an all night
motion picture theatre. Hugh Smyths
negotiated the lease.
Frederick Fox 4 Co, have leased for
tho Fox-Hall Realty Company the the
atre building known as 2Sll-13 Webster
avenue FOR long term OF years TO Ros-
enzweig & Brown, The theatre will be
operated by this concern as a moving
picture house and openair theatre.
The Houehton Company has leased
with J. B, English to Mrs Margaret
Curry and Mrs Burt Lee the four story
English basement dwelling at 81 West
Sixty-nlnH' street for Alexander McCon-
neil
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-10
SIXTY TRACK MEN TURN OUT.
BaImy spring Day BOoms Athletics
on Columbia Campus.

Balmy spring weather brought the
number of aspirants for the Columbia
track team up TO sixty yesterday. Coach
Wefers said the renewed interest justi-
fled another interclass track meet As
the varsity season opens on May with
Wesleyan at South Field and the fresh
men will be busy with dual meets before
April 10 an interclass meeting would
have to he hustled along.
Duke Omsted, Russ Beatty's Under
study in the weight events. worked out
for the first time. He heaved the six
teen pound shot over for,y-thrce feet
after a few trials. Don Young. inter-
collegiate quarter mile champion while
nj Amherst In 1912. reeled off iifty
second quarter Young is part student
and part instructor and can't compete
for that reason Tom Black the
Splinter has not returned TO college and
because OF family misfortune may
not be back for the season.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-10
EBEN BYERS BEATS BROTHER
Wins southern Cross Cup for
Fourth Consecutive Time.

AIKEN. 6. c.. April a.-The Southern
Cross cup was won on the Palmetto golf
links this afternoon by Eben NJ. Byers
for the fourth consecutive time, the other
contestant in the final being his brother.
j. Fritz Byers. Both are members of
the Allegheny Country Club OF Pitts
burg The former national champion
won by up and 20 play. the match
being at thrty-six holes
The finals for the Aiken cup viii be
played tomorrow morning between Law
renee Perrin and George Singer. the for
mer beating Arthur Iseln by default and
the latter disposing OF George Bird by
up and 3 to play William Payne
Thompson 2d beat j. r. Talmage up
and to play. thus winning the cup Of
fered by Eben VI. Bycrs to he played for
10y the beaten sixteen In the first days
play for the Southern Cross cup.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-10

Capt. Nat Pendelton OF tho Columbia
"I'stling team, l75 pound intercollegiate
tmpion. will not compete in the PAN
"ra-Pacihc Exposition. He said yes
"rfsy that the New York A. c. wanted
''rn TO go. but that the time which
'oild bs taken up In making the trip
>ou'd not be spared at this stage OF the
.r7d'mlc year. Mike Dorizas, the Penn
A'avyweight, has been visiting at Column
Ha The h.ant Greek had about de-
'|',d 10 go with Pendelton TO San Fran
90 when the latter said IL was all
'' Dcrizas will now go back 10 his
.lnks At the University of Pennsylvania
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-10
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-10
PROTECTS REALTY CO.'S NAME.
Court Restfains Competitor From
Using Greatly Associates"

In a decision rendered by Justice
Crane in the Supreme Court, Kings
county, yesterday the right OF n cor
poration to the exclusive use of It's cor
porate name and to enjoin any other
corporation from using q similar name
wac upheld. The action was brought by
the Realty Associates against another
corporation which had assumed the
name Of the United Realty Associates.
Inc. and was conducting q similar busi-
meas under that name.
IL was contended In behalf OF the
defendant that the names were not the
same and that no one had been nisled.
But Justice Crane held that the names
were so similar as to be calculated to
deceive tn. public. lie directed judg-
ment restraining the United Realty As
sociates from using the words Realty
Associates or any combination thereof
In their name. The Realty Associates
was represented by Owens, Gray &
Tomlin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-10
CRANE no MEET GOULD AGAIN.
Makes short Work Of Derby, Three
Set. Being Enough for Him.

bosroN, April s.--Joshua Crane. for
n-r tiueholder and frequent challenger
of Champion Jay Gould. won the final
match OF the national court tennis tour
lament At the Tennis and Racquet Club
u.s afternoon. defeating George y.
Derby OF Boston in three straight sets
.' "a, %. FL
Crane fairly outclassed his opponent
'ri the accuracy of his shots at the
'pening was remarkable His service
10 puzzled Derby. Crane will meet
5,ud for the title on Sunday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-10
Cr..cents Play Dartmouth To-day.

Dartmouth will open It's baseball sea-
son to-day against the Crescent A c.
In Bay Ridge. Coach Woods OF Dart
mouth has brought down n team that is
OF unknown quality, as there is only one
veteran on the team. Capt. Wanamaker.
who IL catching. is the only man OF last
years strong nine. The team this year
Ia strong In the inield. but very weak
In pitchers The lineup probably will
be: Paine, FIRST base: Perkins, second
base; Theilscher. third base; Gerrlsh,
shortstop; Osborne, Bull and Williams,
oltfield; Wanamaker. catcher. and
either Parrot or Doyle. pitcher.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-10
BUYER FOR WEST SIDE FLAT.

WEST TOOTH STREET. Louis Cowan
has sold for Harriet Cohen to Fred
ericA Brown, represented by Julius n.
Zieser 20 and "a West Tooth street,
zoo feet west Of Central Park wes,,
n six story modern tenement. on plot
4oNl00. containing twenty-four apart.
ineuts. The property was held at
100000
WEST 9TH STREET.-James v.
Wells Sors have sold for the Patrick
Campbell estate $40 and SIS West
Twenty-seventh street. three and four
story buildings. on plot 5oxes.3. 225
feet west of Tenth avenue. The buyer
In A Suaker, who plans TO reimprove
the site. Negotiations are pending for
the leasing of IL 10 a milk concern
on long term basis