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The sun., 1916-12-16
BUSINESS SPACE LEASED.

The Charles +. Noyes Company has
leased the store at 1887 broadway to the
Augustine Stores Company; store and
basement at 80 Gold street to Mckessor
4 Robbins a loo In the Chapel Court
building. at al to 81 Gin street, to
Brown. Lent n Pett, and a noor ut ~
TO a. Lafayette street to the Correct
Printing Company.
NJ. 4 /. Hess have rented store and
la sement at 10 East Seventeenth stree
TO II. ". Fenno 4 Co, book publishers
and with White Goodman the second
fcor to the Herxog Company also the
tenth Noor at 13$ West T~wanty-nintf
street to Maynard Miller & Weingold.
The NJ. Rosenthal Company has lease
the fourth floor at 236 and 23s Fifth ave
u to the Only Skirt Company.
Charles y. Van Valen has leased ar
OFFICE at 95 william street to Solwir
smith.
Psase Il Gilman have leased for +
Y. O'Connor q loft at 253 West Forty
seventh street 10 Heberlein 4 steinmetz.
The sun., 1916-12-16
REALTY MARKET
AND COMMENT
Dwelling Near Washington
So. Sold-May BE Removed
to Make Way for Flat.
OLD BRONX HOTEL SOLD
Piano Maker Buys Grand View
Small Building on Knick.
erbocker Site.

Weather conditions no doubt were re-.
sponsible for the little trading In real
estate reported yesterday. as there was
every indication that business would
have been as active yesterday as on pre-
vlous daya this week. The Washington
Square section produced a deal. An old
dwelling was taken by = speculator who
has been active for some time in that
section. He will turn II over to another.
who will either alter The house or re-
move II entirely. as there 10 . big de-
maDd for modern apartments In that
neiGhborhoOd. An operator traded q
Harlem apartment and an old hotel In
The Bronx was purchased ~ q manu-
facturer. who may improve the site with
a plant for his business. Generally
speaking the market was dull.
The sun., 1916-12-16
LIS I'E<DENS.
Manhattan,

BOWERN. .f-Ioscph ! Smith agt James
j MctioN an ct a tameniei foreclosure
~ rnortgtgcl sttNs, Week Bros.
SUFFOLK ST, kirsChhaum az
samuel f"ustcrh"lm ct a. foreclosure ~
mortgage. Htiys. Cans. Davis A. ONeiI.
llFTH 81 353 " y Y Life Ius \ Trust Go
sgt Annie |. Rel. e. al foreclosure Of
mortgage, atty, Emmett n Parish,
LOTS ~ AMI <Gig, block 2s23. section u.
on TAX map-Auua Il Crosslu agt Idt
sachs ct al partition sultl a,,y, o.
Balm.
l<%TH ST, u cor Irggef' sv-Charl,s
Werner agt Ellen NJ Cunlan ct = tac.
t.rH - set aside deelsl, attys. May 4
jacobson.
LOTS lps and Ion, map ~ 3Go lots owned
by the Hunts Point Realty 60; also lul =
=. and ~ parts Of, map of Casanova
property; also Whiti0Ck as. =. IFS :
Il = I.egg-tt az: also OTIS 100 and ITO.
man attached 10 report OF Ernest e St.d.
man, ref, In suit Of \l.ln,erdo w Casa
nova charles Werner Egt ELLEN VI ouin.
Ian 81 Al ,u''inu II set aside deeds f,
sttys, May 4 Ia .phsun.
Lots !, u : AMI :, map property for
m-rIl - lnsrph's Orphan Asylum-
Elizabeth g Siudiard agt Alma NJ Rose
foreclosure ~ MORTGAGE, atty, NJ u
pslliser.
%ruRpHAM M " cor Crotons av-
\ ' TIM" Insurance 60 agt Edwin r
walton ct al foreclosure Of nortgage(,
atty, NJ A hulett,
lAorIl ST, n 8, zoo g 81 AIMS av cath.
,foreclosur" OF mortgage; attys. Bows
The sun., 1916-12-16
KIAW TRADE CONTINUES.
"Dun's" ana "DraAsteeet's" See
Little Eject % Peace Talk.

"Dsn's" ana "DraAstseet's" See
Little Eject - Peace Talk.
Germany's peace proposals thus far
have not sxerted any particular infu-
snes upon the trade or the industry OF
this country or affected the progress Of
finance. according to the view expressed
IN the weekly reviews Of n. q. Dun q
Co. and Bradstreet.
DsS's Review says In part: Prices
no longer are soaring In nearly all lines.
though strength continues pronounced In
many quarters. and buyers give more
confederation to the element Of cost In
making commitment for the future.
The pressure upon manufacturing forces
10 undiminished. Labor scarcity also
remains . handicap In Industrial circles
n some new controversies between
employers and wage Farmers have arisen.
Augmented savings deposits testify to
the strengthened financial position Of
many people and holiday trade. a. all
expected. In OF record volume"
Brodstrset's says in part: "a more
conservative undertone eems 10 be de-
vsloping In other directions a. regard
FAR future trade, and naturally there 10
considerable discussion o to readjust-
ment: II negotiations looking to peace
actually come to pasa- Nevertheless, the
high attitudes to which commodity prices
have risen dictate prudence In the light
OF possible Developments. But what
ever sentiments may b In the making.
actual trade trends Of the week, taken
by and large. manifest nothing but
activity. tempered, however, in the
larger lines by the fact that seasonal
quiet II about due"
The sun., 1916-12-16
SUFFOLK COUNTY
Is CALLED LAX
State Comptroller Takes or
ficials to Task for En-
penditures.

HRiDoEHAMproN. L. T., Dec. i5.-When
. prisoner escaped from q town lookup
In Suffolk county last year II took eight
deputy sherlffs n c~onstables to get him
back. The county paid them in fees
$3.50, but the sheriff reported that he
reward Of $50.
This was ono Of q long list Of items
mentioned by state Comptroller Travis
tonight IN charging the county with
wasteful financial administration. he
fore the mems club Of the Methodist
Church OF This town he reviewed a re-
port made by his examiners. He said II
showed NJ dishonesty or moral turpi-
tude. but laxity, which makes the county
government unduly expensive. Some OF
his points were:
That the Supervisors have permitted
expenditures to exceed appropriations {;
that work which should he competitive
has been awarded without bids being
received or requested LAT accounts not
properly charGeable 10 the county have
oeen allowed. the money thus apent ille-
gally from November I. 1914. to jan
uary I, 1919. having been more than
$4,000. OF which more than e?.1oo was
paid to Supervisors for services and
expenses.
II appeared. Mr.. Travis said. that
y1REt NbSOhS cNoh h ;" o
charging double compensation when en-
gagged as a board Of canvasserA and thai
there were duplicate or
charges for mileage. Committees were
sen to conventions or TO Albany for
the purpose Of advancing or opposing
legislation. and the county paid super
visors more than $1,000 for this In the
period stated. although the law says such
activity Ia against public policy.
period mentioned.
lie credited the Sheriff and the Dis
trict Attorney with being cHceint. hut
the cost Of investigating crime has
risen from $4,000 in 1911. to s9,-
900 in 1915. In some cases both these
oficials. each without the knowledge OF
the other. had men investigating the
same subject. In one yea more than
$500 wal spent in automobile hire for
deputies. To one deputy 9le6 was al
lowed for automobile hire In seven days.
more than half Of this sum being for the
use Of his own machine. payment for
which purpose wps illegal
1T 10 reported to have been theb belief
Of the Supervisors that All account which
bore the .. X. or certificate Of some
county official should be allowed as the
amount stated. ~ refusal would reflect
on the ohicial." said Mr.. Travis. This
was a ridiculous position for the board
to take"
He also found that the towns Of the
county were assessed a per capita rate OF
nine cents "A day~for the care OF aims
house inmates. although the cost Of this
care was thirty cents Z day. On &C.
count OF this the county tax was In
reassd more than $4,000.
The sun., 1916-12-16
WHY SUBWAY Is W
IstePbsPssgh Reports d 0e
Gains DsPing November.

The elevated railroads carried <.6c<.-
AS more psasenUers In November, 1916,
than In any other November In their
history. according to figures Just COM
piled by the lnterborough, The number
Of passenger carried In November for
the last six years has varied only a few
thousand from $4,000. 900. Last month
the total was 30.<&6.%sl.
The subway also showed a gain. Ii
carried S,73s,sc5 more passengers than
in November q year ago. The total
number Of passengers carried on the
marlborough system was S6.<3o.iSs.
compared with Ss.07s.7ss In November.
1913. a gain Of nore than ~ per cent.
November returns on the New York
Railways show a loss Of 6,710.o2S pas
sengers as against tho same period last
year. and Of 327S,725 In revenue. Dur
ing the month l6,S47.i3S passengers
were carried for a total Of SSe6,s72. COM
pared with See.7l7,i67 for si.i05.6s7.
The sun., 1916-12-16
BUYS NEAR WASH ,NGrON 50.

Richard +. Elliott has bought from
James A. Renwick and another. as
street. about l27 feet west Of University
place. a four story dwelling on lot 25x
s3.<. opposite ono Of the Sailors SNUG
Harbor blocks. Mr.. Elliott has lone much
specializing In this section recently. T..
ii. Ludlow 4 Co. negotiated the sale.
The sun., 1916-12-16
ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.

.-r,, ,r "a. q. ..
.'1u ST. ,.tv t-stephcn z Sturges TO
S'ephen = s'urgs. trus. shelter Island,
f, rxi, aurress. ..' Ioet,y 81, $4,000
a,.nh.n 70 urs.. vpme" S,ursrs
S',p"e" 7'u'ses' 'rus' sheiter Island:
,,aari' ,:r ..'.',,, tso,ocs
'isnn"' iio "a sv-stephtn J.
S,"tErs' Sn.''w.r Island J. $4,000
- - 81 E-'ula ~ SlufGrr 10
I''P"'" = ''''s'' ''us' 'hr''er ,siann
srffni.k 81 ~ Minerva Burwsl 70
I'ep"e" J. S'urse'' 'r"'' shelter .siamn,
Aru SO ,'.', ono '.,'','' ,i...,. s';oo"
inS, - spo " ~ minerva Bui
nSn "t'Pnsh "tufs,s' 'fus shslt.r
.sI.I1 "a. !. "uness, o. h'pr'ty >, ,so'oo"
-,"or,rs nv ~, NATE ,tr'wn
70 ayers M,g 20 % l.ibsrty st"sli 600
1920 - - -, aN i:"HSer Mtg
sddrs.s' ~ i.ih.rt! st 1000
81. a.. @.',,o " lni'..sliy pl--
MsrTiek I'f ," ''r"n' ,nun'n''n
s.'..N' 10 """ "V"' ''"s dnuf,ss "'
,ue"r,s az y,' " 600
.snh,n ! n". d N.ii u" 20
Hsi!inger' 500 Hwa. &c.
"uh ~ .,"-'. MLJ"hn u ksnd.il TO
mss,.hsT'r,S vvouh'J N"'''haI hinN,
VIZ a, " cor ssth h.'t,c
W",n'e.p TO- N"oi'h ~ nshsht,'n '-,M
s,nt' MY '"N'eS ! a u 20. w.
SWTEs' ,,r',,..,' ,,rn,.h.' ss,,poy
The sun., 1916-12-16

c. c. Auchincloss, lawyer, Of IL East
s%eysnty-nrst street. has bought the
Daniel J, Hegeman farm Of sixty-fve
acres at Wheatley Hills, l.. !. The
property adjolns the estate Of Il. ID,
Moran. Harry Payne whitney, Beek-
man Winthrop M Bradley Martin. Mr.,
Auchincloss will make extensive i'm
provements at once. Cocks 4 Willets
were the brokers.
The sun., 1916-12-16
SWIMMERS TO PAY $4,000.

The Dalton Swimming School has
leased space for two pools and an ONCE
In the new Berkeley Arcade Building at
10 to 23 West Forty-fourth street.
ty-one years. at an Aggregate rental OF
$4,000. beginning February l.. The
Dalton school was . tenant In the old
Berkeley for seventeen years.
The sun., 1916-12-16
OPERATOR SELLS FLAT.

LEMON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Brown
has sold the nve story apartment
house. on plot ~32.sxl00. at % Lsnox
avenue between Hath and 18th
streets. to Martin +. Huberth. who
gave In part payment the two story
dwelling on plot ~31.5xloo. At 10<5
Forest avenue.
WATER STREEr.-Cammann. voo-
hees 4 Floyd have sold for William J.
Norris % Water street. q five story
building. on lot 2jx.4x12.5. corner Of
Gouverneur lane.
The sun., 1916-12-16
ARCADE on CHURCH SITE.

Episcopal Church OF the Intercession,
Broadway, Fort Washington avenue to
West lSsth street. an arcade with seven
teen stores on either side Is tn be built
by Adolph Lewisohn, who purchased the
property last spring from the Trinity
Church Corporation. The structure will
front on Broadway and the arcade will
run ~diasonally from Fort Washington
avenue to Broadway n West l5Sth
street.
The sun., 1916-12-16
Boxes Needed for Solder GIf,s.

with thousands Of articles collected
ana ready TO be packed and shipped to
me hospitals In France for New Year
gifts for the sick and wounded soldiers.
an urgent appeal has been sent out by
The Vacation War Relief Committee for
empty wooden boxes and packing cases.
DoSes should Send them TO l3S Madison
avenue or a truck will be despatched to
make the collection.
The sun., 1916-12-16
81. Months Isce.. ss,ios.sus.

Refining Corporation for the Sly months
:ndsd oc,oS:, o.; isiS va. " iSs,e
Sio6,S t..se We. paid. !n I%in,sre., and two
assins $3.50 Yer. p.ia' TSe s..n
account was incvesssd from es&0, 02s. % TO
Ss;:1s, !oase: 0n'st:i' :sy ,Sst Esrk !.
line to chiesss and IN the three new re-
nnsriss that will Increase the daily refining
capacity 10 20, 900 barrels.
The sun., 1916-12-16
TO BUILD AT GREENWICH.

II. q. Silleck Of New York has pur-
chased q plot leox2o0 at Putnam
Manor. Boston Post road. at Greenwich,
Conn. from tho Greenwich Land and
Development Company. Mr.. 6illeck In
tends to erect a residence on he plot.
The sun., 1916-12-16
TENANTS ron CITY DWELLING.

Edward j. Hogan has leased for Harry
v. Brewer the three and one-half story
dwelling at 20 West Eleventh street to
Mrs. Ruby Ross Goodnow.
Peass & Gilman have leased for
Tompkina McIlvains to Mrs. Edmund
Randolph the four story American base
ment dwelling at Ice East Thirty-hfth
street.
Pease 4 Gilman have leased for the
Carolyn Holding Company to c. L.
Bausher, Jr.. the i've story American
basement dwelling at 35s West Eighty
fourth street.
The sun., 1916-12-16

.,5ioo atty Edw J Mguu!rs 81 IAN
75rH ST. ~ y. .c>lo.. be IS-iierber,
Wilcox to Title GUAR 4 rrus, -. 10
Bway due and int 4 per bond $4,000
West side.
West os Ff'h avenue. between Fourteenth
ana llOth Streets
26TH ST l35.l3s ". 5ONsss, Bee l3- Loft
Realty 90 10 tack W Schiller. 1I1 rarh
iiio,oOc; ait,. LAWYER 4 r 20. $50
80 81. 80 ". lIns - S6N , 75.2> " ~
MieN !!vu 1873 to beg, be n-fr-dk
W Msa, to WIN Van Ahncn. s,tA II ana
I'm ST, go W. D. IS MARY y Manuel
|, April 1877, &C., prior mig 10000; ad
'7rm 81, - :S5 W IN av, runs " SIX !.
Dec ~ American society OF civil Eng.
n"ers T., the Equ!tabi" Life Assur socie',
Of IA" United states. . yrs. SO attys, A.
eNander a Green, l.o Bwsy Gold 500, 900
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north - iloth street,
,S2D ST G5T W. ls~Sx7tli. Dee li--Alfren
l." k-h"e 20 Josiah . Ward. at Easl
Orange. y !, and ano. eNrs. &C., Geo f.
M"rL yrs, 5'.', atty. Title Guar & 7
SANE PROPERTY. De- ll-Sams to SUI
ssr N and Israel y Miles, 3:7 W san -.
Nf', -" prior mis 81 800. at'v,
same ,...,. ....,.... .-....... $500
Bronx.
Borough ~ The Bronx
FOREST Az, il-G. lsNlOa rhos . Brien
10 hartN ! sprung, l26 W llsth NJ. Dec
~, ! Nr, &c "t''s, Morrison & = SEQ
BwaN .... ..... $500
Coll.EiE Az, uc liath 81, l;6.5x irrrg
st RI'a's Il Q church To Emigrsnt Ind
Saw Bank, ~ Chambers -, Dec IL, ! yrs
90 a"''' L J Mcclure. 81 Chambers
i5orn ST. 90. T.. NllNi.i thas' = G.
l.eonhardt 20 LAWYERS Mtg 90, SO Liberty
~, Dec ~ due as per bond atty. T q 4
7 Co, l7G BWaN ....... g. Ouo
bEAl MONT Az. :, 40 lA7th st. IS 4
Tomas" ne VITO and ano 70 Lawyers
honI; atty. 7 T 60. l7G Bway. .ttp0o
GRAND boulevard AID CONcoiNsE
u " cor IVA ~, GsNl'N lrgi st Really
60, In, /" Abr smI - Riverside
Dry pr mtg 10000 g., = Yrs ~,
l7oTH sT ios y gS>i:; rosa straVs.
10 Nl"lail" Ben-lirt. Isl Eycrtt st NV
Haven. Conn, Dec -, due as per bond
ni'N,, TO 4 7 g" 17s Bwav ~ 600
Liu' Mafrt M"nahan 70 Bort I. iln..
Pc - Yrs, Ga, atty. Kav,,
TREMo%T Az ~ .s,<>l,sHLto I3iG". .
Gen, q al % Jennie brady .ss Hs'Vv!t van.
.ntlnr ay, be- -, due as per bond attn.
i;iTli ST, ~ u ioxiNiii- John ThJrp
Z" Anna n ZONES ~ T. 18TH 81, pr
mte $4,000 Pes ~; due as per nond
FRANNllN ~ .,a'l, ioxsGG-chas i
Klein I" TIL" Guar * Trust 90, ia
Rway. bee -, due 49, per bond ATTY, r
7 g." l7a BNaS ....,..., $4,000
The sun., 1916-12-16

were very hard to reach-very hard. All the world
seemed to conspire to keep Jimmy and Marina out and
their trials and tribulations are as manifold as they are
excruciatingly funny-funny, that is, to the rude by
stander, who finds unholy joy in the misfortunes of the
near or newly married.
In keeping with the movie demand for swift action,
the story begins to move in the very first paragraph, and
it continues to move with lightninglike speed, giving the
reader barely time to gasp his or her surprise at the
wonder of it all. And-laugh!
Poor Jimmy!
Poor, poor, rich, rich Mama.
They surely will have a wild time; as wild a time as
YOU will have when You see them on the screen.
Three instruments; and a simultaneous appearance of
Douglas Fairbanks playing Jimmy Conroy in the motion
picture theatres all over the country!
The sun., 1916-12-16
BANK LEASES CLUE SITE.

Tho sherman National Banks new
home on the site Of the Did knicker-
bocker Club, ~ Fifth avenue and Thlr-
ty-sscond street, will be four stories. II
will be erected Tor the bank by the club
The sun., 1916-12-16

LONDON. Dec. Is (saturday).-Accord-
ing to the Parliamentary correspondent
OF IN" Daily NeVs. the Governments or
uefs for checking the use Of metal In non
war manufactures include the prohibition
pins.
The sun., 1916-12-16
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.


'"Nh nuns ana "ulress OF lenders attor.
neyl
'S!Tll 1T, go W-lS;th - Realty Corn.
ln Bwsy, to samuel Warht. 100 River
side Drive at'ys, Arnstein 4 Levy, les
,sTH sr, is 'A,iia,rr;'c q ;i...,,' 10000
10Th VI, 10 Fila r. Tonkiin & Allison II
l.owndes admrs, atty. lily " Gaines, 81
u,ru ST At ~ s,,nni;n,, 'pp,i. iSO, o"y
Raphael; ATTY. 4 u Sohwsrz, 1870 Fulton
~. .,','.' 1850. ", 700
<IrIl ST, = \. 700 " 9Th av-wm y a Anne
IL uenks 10 Fila ' Eldredge. $3.50 Clinton
Az bkIyn. a'tys, Thompson & Fuller. isS
foNSfTH ST, :cI-Hy 4 Lena Colman.
Srh"ihh"ns' atty, Sami HellinEer, soo
n"a. ,',.''. ''.'. ''r.,..,, 5000
9TH ST, 80 W-Ssmucl Aronson to W.si
side Say Bank 10 6th ay. atty, y v # A
~ co. l35 Bway 49,, 3laoo0
'TH ST slS w Ella r Durham ana ann
TO me Philade1phia Trus, Co. Philsdsl-
The sun., 1916-12-16
NEW WILLIAMSBURG FLAT.

Shampan 4 Shampan. architects. have
nled plsns for a six story thirty-three
family apartment house to be erected on
tho northeast corner Of briggs avenue
| and South Fourth street. on plot 60xs?.
The sun., 1916-12-16
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

i1sp ST, IS, 500 W Bwa, L | du Pom.
dr \"nuurS \ Go ast john Doe AZ a..
5TH Az, Sll--Thomas Ga'ligln. irr. agt
Postal Life ins 60 q a. Ju'v '
l'l" '''t'''.' ,....', ,.,f.SSs IS
w Nv, n " cor Han u t'eru<si
Marble works, Inc, az lisrknos> Ma
fnrpn, Dec y, l'lh ,...,.... ...,.S- $,
OF, AN, u " cor N.ylini ~ =
Richard llmirlan agt ! W pick 81 Inc,
sept !, lsle, .Slal.,i
The sun., 1916-12-16
srsuRBAN RESIDENCES LEASED

Gr'nen. Prince 4 Ripley have leased
he residence Of Mrs. i. =. Babcock. on
Elm Rock road. RrOnxville, to Arthur
stewart of Scarsdale.
The sun., 1916-12-16
MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of .cuder snl
lenders attorney
D0w ntOwn.
IS0uIh ~ FOurie'nlh SUCCEED ,
81. Mn. AI.l0N6h SNai gN6h


downtown.
tSouih of Fourteenth street,
CHERRY 81, 5S.57. 37.lON65sN3I ssG6 :,
Dec Agnes Sil',nck 10 Edith \. NJ
cormick, .S7 u i>th st, and ano, exrs.
A., due Jan l. 1890, 50, atty, Lawyers
T 4 T "a, 100 Rway ,Sl.,iO0
SAME PROPERTY. Dec l same 70 Fred
eric II W,okes. oyster BAY, |. J. ; vrs
C.. pr mtg 81, 800; atty, u Is, 600
WILLIAM ST, go, 80 iN6tsxso,6XG5 ., Doc
li-IcanIc \ stuart, AZ Sd II, Bklyn,
10 Archibald q NJ stewart, l0 Harry
av, Mamaroneck, y Y, . yrs, co; attys,
Young = 4 7, 81 Liberty ST. go, 5000
GREENWICH 81, 1851, 6s.lOx72 Tx
3O.llx7S.G, Nov .7-Adrian Fritz TO
Caroline A Scarles, 735 Home st, Iron Y,
yrs, SO" atty, RUFUS l. Scott. % Mas
10Th sT u : So . Greenwich av a6l
2illX irreg loth 81, l9l-le3 W. u =
san g Greenwich av, 36N32N irreg. Dec
l5-Burritt 4 Cushman 10 Title Guar
4 Trust co, Il" bway, due and Int as
ilrH Sr, e3il0 " 9Th Az. eitxei 10.
Dec ~ Mary q Porter 80 the Equitable
Life Assur society ~ 4 =, due Dec |.
1871, to-; at'vs, Alexander & q, ia
FNsN .,.,,..,.,...,,.,.....,.,slo 900
Fat side,
East ~ FH'h avenue, between Fourteenth
and nom %strsrts
sisT ST 80 v 1874, Dec 10 Martha,
Mary + and Cath Allen to Emisrant
The sun., 1916-12-16

on q leasing proposition which was
closed yesterday. The basement Of the
building will be given over to safe de-
posit vaults.
The sun., 1916-12-16
London shespskis sales rat OF.

LONDON, Dec. I5.--The Australian
shespskin sales. nNed for December ~ pro-
vIsionaiiy. have been postponed to Jam
nary 4.
The sun., 1916-12-16
MECHANICS LIENS
Manhattan.

%5TII ST. 2OT-s:5 w-Samusl RubensteIn
- =, agt John j Aston Ut al, "wrsr.
Elias Margolies,. contractor, ,...,...siso
TtTH st. fgslSi Alfred " Taylor
AFT Guy u Rsdford. owner and contrac.
tor .'...,,,,. ..,,.,, ,,,,,,.,.. $3.50
10th ST, 26-2< W-Claremont Iron
Works. Tnc. aEt James McLauEhlIn.
owner; Frank Seery, contractor, .0257ss
s7TH ST, s6T-?ss W--James y Hinch agt
John Doe. owner: Tony siracuss. con
bvoaI.
issTH ST, ns j?i . ~ AIMS av-- Sargent
\ ca ast ~ Luks's Roman cathollc
church. owners; McDermott h Hanigan.
Inc, contractors 5000
The sun., 1916-12-16

30 Wall st.. $4,000
Az u. s.--Nathan Hutkor & wife to Julius
Iweig atty. Morris Clark, 5t-SS CANA
The sun., 1916-12-16
CT1ON, action, action!
And still more action!
nc ,,,oh /, tho EioudDnr

OF such is the Kingdom of the notion picture
heaven; and who is there among US who does not
live quite a lot happier because of the tremendous pleas
ure.giving vogue of the Movies? The screen has be-
come another mirror of the world, and most of us like to
sit back and watch this old planet perform for our amuse-
ment.
Gretna Green, probably the most famous rendezvous
in modern history, needs no explanation. The little
Scotch border village and its obiging blacksmith have
become synonymous with love-the loves of those who
have to contend against parental objection. This was
why Gretna Green-or its equivalent-was to Jimmy
Conroy and Marina LeWis a very haven of refuge. Its
gates were the gates of the lovers Elysium. But they
The sun., 1916-12-16
REsULTs At AUCTION.

lat ~ vEsEY STREET.
ST. <33 z. e5xs.. 8 stv tenmt-E VI
hcyi. 4 M at Lena shapiro ct al; d,s,
plaintiff for $4,000.
by Henry Brady.
slST ST, coz W. esxioo-Rudolph wal
lach Co AIT II NJ McDsrmott 81 al; due.
Ss,s's: taxes. &c. $500. adjourned to Dee
lat secs THIRD AvENUEl
BY Arthur e sheridan.
BURNSIDE Az. n $. I1ss " RIVER av. ioio
Nl33x irreG. vscant--J DE n Hooton sEt
JOS McCue ct al: due. 3ii,3ss.7c; taxes,
&c. N,3ii.:S: to the plaintiff for 5000.
100; also Tiebout av. " =. 1872: y 18th
-. :5Nl00: also Tiebout az. " s.. asa =
lstth IT.. sSxIec--E ~ Travis. as comp.
troli.r OF state OF y Y. aEt ID : Voorhees,
st al; due, 1asoS.i; adjourned to Dee %,
ALENTiNE Az. IS. $50 : Clark st. to.iS
81 y Y agt A Il Bresler ct oil; due,
N,iisN; adjourned to Dee 90.
BY Charles A. Berrian.
'ALENrINE Az. IS. 100 : Clark 81. sox
lsS-ssme sst same. due. Ss.isso,, ad.
Journed 10 Dec -.
Nv George price.
'IEBoCT Az. W =. IS. : isith st. SoNlecy
lrrrs-same agt ID = voorhees, 81 al due.
3s,issl2: adjourned to lie, %.
Az. $50, &3Nlls.5N irrsa sty
rat-Augvst brandes and sno agt Kemp
Jones Realty 90 81 Al; u Sss.isto':
,axes &c. c,ss7.t': TO the plaintiff Tor
Az. 90. eoxi0o. . sty house
North y Savings h Loan Assn sgt
Martin pletscher Constr Co ct al: due,
uses -; TO Mary & Murphy for $500.
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,With name ami address OK l"ndsr and
attorney. II attorney name II omitted
address party Of the first part
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-02-23
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Preparedness is in the air and
everybody is talking about it-pre-
paredn ess against war.
But there is another brand of pre-
paredness that is of vital import to
the American people, and that is pre-
paredness for prosperity.
There is probably no class Of peo-
pie in this country who should be
more alive to the possibilities of
commercial preparedness than the
farmer. Upon him will devolve the
vast amount of supplies demanded by
the world when this war ends. His
will be the burden of feeding the
millions of mouths that will be hun
geri11g for the products of the farm.
And his will be the pockets that will
sag with the weight of the gold that
pays for these supplies.
The farmers of Beltrami county
should make efforts to clear more land
this year and put it under cultiva-
ton. It should be made to yield it's
full quota of wealth that will be
waiting for some one to pick. up.
Congress at last is aroused and
will take care of preparedness
against war, but the American farm
er is the man who must prepare for
the prosperity of peace.
Preparedness is in the air, brother.
Go to it-and get it!