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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-03-25
zR9Q;sGETYF +

Mayme Stapleton, Lyle Turner, AIDE
liza Basset, Ada Povey, Antonette
Shott, Grace Darling, Vienna Patter-
son, and Flora Loomis.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-03-25
Club Meeting Postponed

The meeting of the Phoenix Bridge
club has been postponed from March
% to Tuesday, April 4, when Mrs.
John Childers will be hostess.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-03-25
Relief Corp Meeting

Mrs. Alwilda Smith entertained the
Relief Corp Friday afternoon at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. John Lieu
allen. Nine members were present.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-03-25

male students. The matter has been
taken up with, the adjutant generals
department by the governor.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-03-25
Golden Link Club

Miss Alice Cameron entertained the
members of the Golden Link club this
afternoon. Refreshments were served
at 5 o'clock to Is members.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-03-25
Weather Forecast
LEWISTON, Mar. 25.--FOre-
cast till 5 p. III. Sunday: Rain
tonight and Sunday.
City News In Brief

Harold Zumhoff has gone to Great
Falls, Montana, where Fred has been
located for several years.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-03-25

Send the Star-M1rror back home
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-03-25

M. H. YAGER AND FAMILY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-10

Canal street to the Liberty Pen Com
pany, and IN 179 Greene street to Her.
man n. Vogclman.
The Charles F. Noyes Company has
leased the store and basement, 16 Plat
street. to the Holiday-kemp Com
pany the store m basement, IS Gold
street. to q. ". Angeliniadis. and the
second ioor of 1l3 Chambers street Ia
Harding & 90.
The Cross 4 Brown Company has
leased at 500 Fifth venue the second
floor TO Alexander A%rzourian: at 5Os-12
West Flfty-eighth street part OF the store
to George Sumner: at AZ Fifth avenue
space on the eleventh floor to Underwood
Il Underwood. photographers. for a term
OF years: at 2-6 West Forty-seventh
street space on the eighth foor to Ca.
relic q Guattocchi: at 25-27 West Thirty
sixth street the west store to Tipp Yer
Dong and at the southeast corner OF
Ffty-sixih street and Broadway the
s%outherly store to f. r. Hollander and
NJ. ID. Randall
The Duross Company has leased the
building at 49, Washington street fol-
Elias q. Brown esttae to YohaIem a
Diamond for a term OF years: the fourth
loft In 1917 Crosby street to Reichard
Bros. for a term OF years and the third
loft at 1873 Prince street TO Angus,
Zwiller.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-10
MIDTOWN LOFT
IN 100000 TRADE
American Real Estate 60.
Buys Dist st. structure
Gives Lots in Exchange.
CLJ'B BUYS NEAR 5TH AVE,

The American Real Estate Company
-, purchased from the Adroit Build
40 Company its property at 30 and 81
r,s, Thirty.frst street. This is q
,..,ye story freproof loft building on
ia. south side Of Thirty-hrst street on
. r,o, ,ixI00, $50 feet east OF Madison
.,.nue. and Is provided with permanent
ION, b, reason of the low church build
no adjoining the property OH the west.
III, building was finished and offered
ar ren,., in the winter Of 1915 and was
,,ry rented practically a. soon al An
ished.
In addition TO the substantial cash
consideration the American Real Estate
,,o,,,ny gives eleven lots on the west
.ds of Townsend e at East roth
.,rse,. A portion of the property the
amman acquired from Vincent Aston
,as. wear, and two five story apartment
rons,s a, ?i5 and 9N Hoe avenue.
.ou,h OF Aldus street. all being in the
Bore. gin Of the Bronx.
I, is understood that Joseph NJ. Brody.
,,asid,n, Of the Adroit Building COM
,,ry. is 10 improve the Townsend ave-
,ns lots at once by the construction Of
sIs story apartment houses. This will
\, the second operation on this plot.
.noun AZ the Astor-Areco property. the
",her being a substantial operation by
uynan :. crystal 4 Brother on the
Grand boulevard and Concourse at
rss, 10th street. plans for which have
tsen prepared by George and Edward
Hum.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-10
RENTING COUNTRY PLACES.

Cocks & Willets have leased for the
season Royston. the residence Of Will
lam {. Pate at Locust Valley. l.. l., oppo-
site the Piping Rock club to Philip
A. =. Franklin.
II. Schuyler cammann has leased for
Edward G. Cammann a house on the
south side Of Byron road. west OF Mer-
rick avenue. Merrick. l.. l.. fully fur
nished. to Robert Knight Dana.
Julia Beverley Higgens has let for
Ashbel Green his place at Mount kisco.
known az Overlook. to George Il. Hop
kins for the hummer also for John G..
Hunt ais place at Bedford Hills, known
az Feather Farm. to Cabot Ward. New
York Park Commissioner
The Payson Mel. Merrill Company has
leased. furnished. for the summer to
Mrs. Frances NJ. Hoyt. S~unnyniere. at
Mede street and Gin lane. Southampton,
l.. !.
John +. Scott has rented for Charles
II. Price a new house on Franklin place.
bet Woodmere and Hewlett. l.. l..
for a term to Herman S. Murray.
Fish 4 Marvin have rented for the
Lawrence Park Realty Company a prop
erty in Oak Terrace Court at Bronx
Vile to william H.. Putnam OF Arnhold.
Karberg 4 Co OF this city. for Christian
Djorup a house on Front avenue at
B%ronxville to r. NJ. Alexander and for
Dwight l.. t~:lmendorf his property OH
Barlow lane. rive. y. Y. known as
S%unnyfield. for the summer. furnished.
TO Herbert :. Martin.
Pease Il Gilman have rented for Will
lam Mathews his place adjoining the
Apawamis club AZ Rye. y. Y. to Il.
Grant Straus.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-10
TRADING ~

Walter : Ross, with Charles g. Gret-
singer, has sold Tor the Owls Head
rear Company to an investor a pot
'Alnn on the south side OF Elghtieti
''tt"l. cast 81 Third avenue.
y D. Alard has sold seventeen lots
IN me east side If East Twelfth street,
,'a'" ~ Avenue" Is. for Spencer ..
.aiN - N" Aladdin Building Company,
""''h VIII huhid semi detached one fam
~ houses with auto driveway; ais,
'o" a pot on Chestnut avenue. opposite
ne Nll'eraph Company. for william Il
h,'oh'n 10 the Joseph Thompson Realty
oipura'lou Tor Improvement with stores
SUD nat which have been sold to Joseph
ana warren Parker also sold a pot IN
10" ""e' side Of East Twenty-fourth
,'Iee' nc'"""n Avenues n and $, for
,oN'pn 'hmmeyer 10 Joseph Thompson
'.eaItv Corporation for Improvement n
po' On ~" cast side ~ East Thirteenth
street north Of Avenue l. for improve
mem 70 t. kemper; a plot on the east
'He ~ East Twelfth street for T. JefYer.
~" Id"Id 10 Glen II. Frost, a plot on
,he wesl side Of Eas, Thirteenth street
.oi'h - Avenue g, for Margaret Carey
70 'I"n H. Frost, and a one family
mouse On the east side Of East Twelfth
,nr"'' solih 81 Avenue 7, for Glen ",
''uf' =" Stanley j. kinkaid.
l'"'t 4 Scaver n co. have sold fve
"N ON Tie northeast corner IT Eleventh
,,fhl" and Eighiy-frst street, Dykef
"Fh's. 'or Roher, Gray to n builder
.t improvement with one family de-
"ched houses.
- i~ah'HoHl,z has cold 10 a cliont oi
'''"fn Me'zger iH Rodney street. Z
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-10
BLK MOTTO

NEw YORK sIritEMt ,plkr, FIRST
JtDit,Ai; DlsrH.'r, COUNTY OF
mo" In me Nate, o. IN" Application
Fire; Distri,t 81. the stat" ct NrN YORK.
actinE on leh".i Of rhe CT, ~ Sew York
for HE appointment - Commissioner of
APPRAISAL pursuant to chapter ( 81 the
Lave OF 1894, and tn" several statute.
ameudst"ry thereof and suppI'm"n'ul
foe slump" absolute and an estate bN way
Of 'ascElen' IA anl TO certain severa
Sr5e%Tii''' tvE n@T meas the tn,srf'''i? g :,
az ~ Sew iort' rsa1irei - the "' p"S
pose Of 'hr construction maintenance aud
operation u pcipctuity ~ a portion Of the
rapid transit railroad commou,v sp,%"n Of
as nc IENiNiToN AyENuE MONTE.
Second separate and Final Report ~ cyrus
G Miller Marin G"is?'er amt Josiah \
appointed in the above entitled proceeding
hid report hears dat. the 23rd day or
February. 1918, WAS fl"i in the ONCE ~
the Clerk ~ the County Of Bronx on tn"
notice - FURTHER GIyEN hat said
second SEPARATE am Final Report relates
NOTICE Is FURTHER GIVEN hat said
Second separate md Final heport VA be
sp"ctol Term, Part /, ]inmrof, Tor, the
the FIRST Judici.I District. NJ tho Rronx
county Court House at lSlst street and
Third Avenue, In the Borough OF The
Bronx. city Of New York, on the card da,
Of March. 1915, AT the opening II Court on
that day, and that then and there. or as
soon thereafter as counsel can he heard
thereon, u nation viii be made hat said
rrport he confirmed
dated, New Nork Mar,h =. 1915.
LAMAR hardy.
torpnrn'lon iogrS"'.
Munloipal nniil'rc
Borough OF Manhattan.
Ne" Y"yk CIV,
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For eastern New York. cloudy and
warmer to-day. probably rain 0e anow ta'r
aud somewhat cOlde Tomorrow: souther'y
winds, Increasing and becoming northwest
and strong during tonight.
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TENANTS FOR BUSINESS SPACE.
Trade Removals Continue After
Seasons End

Cammann, Voorhees, & Floyd have
leased the store at - Madison avenue
southeast corner OF Twen.y eighth street.
To the Rockland SILK Company
william Il. May 4 Co. have leased a
lorge store at the southwest corner OF
Madison avenue and Sixty-third street
10 Otis J. Bliss. a butcher.
Bastine & Co. have leased \ floor In
IA and 10 West Eighteenth street to
Adler q Kramer, and a floor In 20 West
.arst street to Arnold Ramps,
trimmings.
NJ, Forman Co. have leased space In
1874 10 i%0 West Twenty-ninth street TO
samuel Cohen Moor In 38 and 3s West
Twenty-afth street to the Empire Fur
Co,mpany. and a loft In 1870 West Twen-
ty.eishth street TO Castanza Bros,
Aaron Bachrach has leased the four
story building At S28 East Fourteenth
street for a long term to kokoscka a.
schram for restaurant purposes.
Henry Hof has leased a lon In lb7
.nd 10 East Thirty-second street 10
William ]. Grady the NTH loft in 567
Third avenue tn +. J." Dunno Il Co, to
| wil,iam Sanders store AZ l"' East
Th,rty-seventh street. and space In $50
Third avenue to the Cort Printing COM
pany. oo, ., ,.,
.,scs m q and % Maiden lane 10
IruIs Burke and J. 4 ID. Graf: In 1855
md iSS Wooster street To American
Truck ana Bas Company; In $50 to $50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-10
LARGER UNIVERSITY CLUB.
Two Adjoining Lots Purchased a.
site for Exteusiou.

The University Club. at the north
YES, corner OF Fifth avenue and
rnty.fourth street, has acquired add
,ional land upon which II IL proposed
10 erect a large addition. The purchase
vas made from George Sherman and
Includes the vacant lot, a~5xl0O.5. ad-
Joining the club at 3 West Ftfty-fourth
stree, and the abutting parcel at s West
Fi,y.ffth street. a -four story n base
rent dwelling. on lot 2ixl00.5. These
properties had been owned by Mr.. Sher-
man since 1897.
The present University Club stands
on a plot fronting 1908 feet on Fifth
Nenue and $50 feet on Fifty-fourth
street. with a IS foot l. to Fifty NTH
street. Tn property surrounds tho
Hotel Gotham on the Fifth ven
rny-fth street corner. With the
new purchase the clubs frontage on
FrNy.fourth street will be increased to
rs feet and that on ~Fifty-ffth street
10 5: feet. The present club is nine
stories high, with "A n story extension
on Fifty-if,h street.
The officers Of the University Club
are Thomas Thatcher. president Walter
. oakman. treasurer: Samuel sloan.
>etretary. There IL 10 be a meeting OF
he c!un members on March IS. at which
lime the purchase from Mr.. Sherman
VII Ire confirmed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-10
SALES.

IN FORECLOSURE supreme court.
County of New Nork-Enna II g Floyd.
p'Aintir. sgsiust james Thorn. - a. i"
.e~rdants-Hsrpid Saain, pialntin : t''nr-
nov. No. i.6 Broadway NeN YORK fl'y
Pursuant 20 iudg tneni entered hor"in on
March = 1915. tn. undersigned VIII sell q;
pubic auction. - he Exchange san rt"om,
Nos il-lS Nes"l street. in til, Bo~puga ~
Manhattan. citv ~ New YORK. a. =. o'Dlo'S
noon on March 81. irl6. by Herhcrf \.
sherman. auctiouner. ihe mortgae"'i
premise. directed by saii JuiRneu' 90 he
sold situated on Ih" Et.' side of AW-''r
dam Avenue, in st.d Borough. .beginnlng 81
- point l.jij, fee \orfh OF ih" Norm.
east corner OF said Avenue and l.aurc'
i'm Terrace. extending N1rth 100 '""' ~
Width In front and TOT ftet a.. inches more
or less In width iI rear hy zoo fe't " lh'h''
NOR. or ess in depth ON the South side and
:Ti f..' and inches more or les In d-pit
on the North sd, said SD" lines being
.t rlgh' angles ~ b Amsterdam Avenue
The following IL = diagram ~ he prop
cry 10 b. Sold
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-10

The Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany has loaned sl.&22.500 for fifteen
years to the New York Central al the
rate OF 5h per cent. TIE money il
loaned on the two apartment house oper-
atoms on the west side Of !'aik avenue
from Fftieth to Flfty-second street,
being conducted by Harry Fischel and \.
l.. Mordecai 4 Som TIL builders
leased the sites from the railroad COM
many some months ago with the under
standing that they would be backed 10y
the New York Central. The railroad
company has secured S7lo 00o on the FIJI
,ieth TO Fifty-nrst street operation and
S712,5OO on the house that liz to he
built by the Mordecais Oh the block 10
the north. Both loans will expire in
1891.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-10
BUSINESS CHANCES.

Positively the greatest business PROPOSE
ton ever offered u man who seeks to invest
s25. 900 and become the head Of and owner
OF the controlling interest In two %,sis,er,
corporations which have no competition
tho present and future being absolutely un-
limited. An enterprise embodying only
ONCE and Ierical manipulation and adapted
to q man Of high standing. An unprece-
dentod opportunity to gain a vast fortune
within u Few years in national proposition
which holds a prestige In every state. Adj
mirabIN suitable for a young man. college
graduate or y man desiring to own and
up"rat" u dtgniNed and personally honor.
ahlc money -tnpking enterprise. Positively
no letters answered Personal Interview
granted oniy on proof Of evidence. of good
fsith and financial ability. Address Ma
T1ONAL PROPOSITION. box iis sun Office
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-10
LIEN.


RnOADWAY, ltb ana lstI Burdett.
Howntrce Mfg 60 agt Upright 90, oulH
Martin, ,ieo ~ Rector and 10" u Mallv,
owners %ircnewan .,...,,,...s l.l+bl0
.sTH ST. II " Hull. nrinnnn a 60 nst
Eleven West .sth ~ Ca. owner and cor.
BtnsoN sw, 81 and 's7.. Manhattan
sand ca. Inc "g, Ridge Mo,dins ca;
WeInstoin Realty "a, contractors $3.50
leTrII ST. i62 n b5s W--Bessie Lehr art
klein Operating Go. Inc owner and
an Av' 81 samuel Aronson ast Gevsrt
Wcndc!hcis owner; Louis Sniro, con
tractor ,,.r.,,'f .f', 'n'''f, t'r'' si"o
s.rJI ST. 90 e Joseph Haughton "t al,
aat palronella korfs, owner and con
tractor usncwal, ~ os
istS irrcg-rharles Pallman aEt y Y
Theatre 90, owner; Fifteen twenty
broadway 10, contractor, :. -, ,t2i,s6
MkDISON Az. 7I3--Morton \ stevens aRt
Julia = smallwood. owner and con.
tractor 's'sv'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-10
s3OO.OOO N QUEENS FLATS.

-Four new housing projects abou, to
be launched in Long Island City involve
a total expenditure Of more than $780,
600. 4 five story Nat, costing $4,000.
will be erected at the southwest corner
Of Payn;er avenue and Crescent street
by Julian Weiss. from plans by Frank
Braun two four story fats are planned
at the southwest corner OF Fourteen; 9.
and vanderventer avenues by Daniel J..
Lahey. from plans by Frank Braun.
who estimates the cost at $50. 0O1;
Frank Zvanovec will build two five
story fats on the east side OF Third ave-
nue.. lIs feet south OF Jamaica avenue.
at a cost OF $4,000. from plans by Ed
ward Hahn. Inc Dennis Collins In hav-
ing plans Drawn by l.. Berger 4 Co. for
three five story fats on the west eide
Of Fifth avenue. 1873 fee, south Of Grand
avenue. at a cost OF $50. OOO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-10
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders
tofneN !

with name and address Of lenders at
tofneN
WEST " Az. 50 cor saith st. ioo,ss
100, sept a., Isi5mL,iets,ershire Rty
az: a,,ys. Woodford, Bovee 4 n, Md,
IS!E rnHSNnr AZ, IN. " :. l.a.ii s%'tist
at. eSxAJ, July 10, tNl3-Iorenzo w 4
Eli7 Sherwood, 10 Adele Frie|!ng: atty.
POE pI.XCiE. " :. IS: n coles p soy
iii II, March s. lSsa-Geo " & Carrie
u Tompklns. TO simon G Bradley. atty,
uTT>GE Or n. 80 gss 10 I. c,ihsriSc
i, aGsNioo. March /. isii--Phil'p 4
E,r Golhstcin 10 Laura Hansg"n, cxtrx.
atty. I. r 6 T 20. 100 Rvar. ss:S"o
It'll ~. " :, 1903 : 18th 81, soN7s. Feb
a 1910 Eliza l. Edgar, Newport, u L.
10 Louise r. trunk q ano' trus atty;
Chas \ Runt. - Nassau " $1,000
tTU NV, s0,-aod, ~ " cor asth 81. 37x5s
Nov /, lspe--Namc 20 Saint Mars Free
hospital for Childrcn; attys, Cadwala
dor " &r 20 Wal 81 $40 600
"si'G<eTixa7 axos6 Sent, 8. i9it-Giu-
seppe g. Domsnica Ncglia ct al TO Rosa
Vlvinno. ji2 4Sth At, Bklyn; atty. Peter
4 Laura, 10 Broad at $500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-10
BUYERS FOR UPTOWN FLATS.

WEST lt2D STREET-W. j. Huston 4
Son have sold for ,;ustavus W. and
Adelaide II. Reynolds the V story
apartment house at 30S West l&2d
street. on lot 2jx9a.ll.
AUDUBON ANENIE-N. r. Building
Company. Selig Rosenberg president.
mas sid -. To 21S Audubon avenue.
NO rev five story apartments. each
on plot joxl0O. adjoining the south
N.s' corner of lT9th street. The
buyer. - client Of OHeilly Il Dahn,
uaii close to the holding figure OF
tli0 oUo.
EAST 29TII STREET-George y.
Bruno has sold for the Farmers Loan
and Trust Company. as trustees. ?36
East Twsnty-ninth street. a nv story
tenement with stores. on lot 20x9s.s.
near Second avenue.
WEST 18TH STREET,. y. Finneran
and T.. J Ryan have resold for the
Wndamcre Real Estate Company 2+c
West Tneuty-ffth street. a four story
dwelling, on lot iJx7s,a. on the same
ob'k with tie National Cloak n Suit
company building. This Is the third
sale II the property within a year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-10
PEARSON JOINS NEW HAVEN.
Railroad Esprrt From the Vest
Made u Ntcr-Prr~idrNt.

Anuouncemeu; WAS made yesterday
Of the appointment Of T. D. lFdrt,n -
a vicc-president ~ the Sew Nuik, New
Haven and Hartford Railroad, with
headquarters at Boston.
MIR. Pearson has large experience
IN constitution and terminal work IT.
is Connecticut. man hN birth We
was graduated from Cornell va 1883 and
worked his way NJ through engineering
positions on the Northern Pacific, s..
Paul, Missouri Pacific and the Texas
and Pacific lines,
When he wa with the Northern Pa
chic he made n thorough examination
uf TIVE wharf and dock properties of the
New Haven.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-10

\SuINGTO\. March Tie 'ug
~hoNc tur has arrived 81 SAN Pedro. h.,
tl,-hip ware and tug Souonls a. Guam.
f4uimo. cruiser cleveland A. A|,aiutla
suhm.riu. " a. san Pedro. collier KAN
nWhI a. Port Arthur. Tov gunhn1' Mar.
.ttn e. Nrra 'rgg. ro'i"' N1rshan =.
,iuaNma>t fuE n"u'itks' 49, Newport 1'-
srr,,,r Tsrrs - Nohl!' gIulra' NeSu,tI-
s' N.Nporf an d'-''o''' Whipp.r e. SO
Dego.
TIE i,fp'l, boat Btr1rV has - ed rou
AuuapnI., fpf rhlatu" pl.i. trIi~"r ~.
m'ughpu f'uW Nn'teIo, for Puu,s, T.
n ,tch' Nnvho"'r FROM Hampton Roads
rnr WashiuRton. hottlc,hip Tennessee" from
N.mn,pn Roads 'or rnr' an Prince vat
,,tshtp virginia from guantanamo 'or Bos
ton destroyer W. Is" from Charleston 'pr
XIV West.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-10
FORMER OWNERS STILL OWE.

Deficiency judgment for $:S7.5sl has
been filed in the County Clerks Office
against the Simpson Realty Company in
favor Of the Equitable Life Assurance
Society OF tho United states, growing
out Of the foreclosure sale OF property on
the west side Of Sixth avenue. between
Nineteenth and Twentieth streets.
Deficiency judgment for s2s7,s31 mas
been filed against the 507 Fifth Avenue
Company in favor Of James r. Ford. in
~dividually and as executor OF John How
ard Ford, growing out OF the foreclosure
sale OF yO7 Fifth venue. n !easehold.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-10
WALDORF AsroR TO BUILD.
sarea Son Takes Ffrst venture
II Local Realty.

That Vincent As,or IL not the only
member OF that family who intends 70
nelp the upbuiidinE Of New York BY re.
Improving old properties was indicated
Yesterday when Waldorf Aston. son Of
Baron Aston. hlei plans through his
architect. J. Francis Burrowes. for a six
story store. show room and LOT. building
on T~hirty-third street adjoining the
Astor Court Building. II is Waldorf
!Astors nrst activity in New York real
estate since his father gave him several
million dollars worth OF valuable prop.
critics a few years ago. including the
property now to be improved.
the building Ii to cover the sites of
three dwellings at ~. 90 and 81 West
Thirty-third street, a plot IS feet wide
and $50 feet deep. 1t will be a freproof
structure Of the better type and will cost
about $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-10
new JERSEY REAL ESTATE rOa aAl.A

Attractive bargains offered by RANKING
DEPARTMENT. STATE OF NEW YORK.
10 builders. Investors and prospective home.
seekers. A large number Of vacant lots a.
brentwood. Morsemere. feonla, Ridgencld
and Teaneck. New Jersey. at one-half OF
former. owners prices. Also a large. NUM-
Der of two.famiiy houses at Hudson
Heights. CliHside and Palisades Park. New
Jersey. at about onc-haif Of former prices.
All Of the above properties are within a fve
cent fare zone and Within thirty minutes oi
Manhattan. These properties must be sold
o%rations nov beins iiquidated by the Bank.
Ing Department. and are offered at real
sacrifice prices. Special inducements TO
contractors and builders who will purchase
. conside able number Of lots. For further
particulars address Bcnt. y. Haight. Special
Deputy Supt. OF Banks. e 10 Banking Dept,
81 Broadway. New York CITY.
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RAG SHORTAGE ALARMS TRADE
pspcr Makers Agree to Withdra "
All Quotations.

INGFiELD. Mass, March s-Paper
manufacturers OF the Conn. cticut Valley
met here to-day TO discuss trade condi-
tIons, particularly those growing u OF
the shortage Of n
'.oo embargo that Great Britain has
-. rcd nn tho expectation Of rags leaves
the trad, in 80 serious a predicament
tar, ihc manufacturers have agreed to
withdraw all quotations II vii, not
guarantee prices. Prices have advanced
from 20 to 100 per cent, Before the war
rags wcr. procurabl. IT. unlimited guam
titles, hut to-day u ragman can take his
supply to a mill and practically name his
own price,
The shortage In wood pulp and the dye
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TO OPEN BANKERS SCHOOL.
Nimnrn poIi. Chapter Purposes ~
Train COuntInR House Clerks.

MINNr,polIs, March ?-RoheIt II.
Bean Of Portland, Me, in a lctte''to All
chapters OF tn" American insti,ui, Of
banking in the l'u!tei States, tells
them TO hook to Minneapolis hereafter
for guidance IN matters educational. MI
R.an's l.,t.r was rall'd out hy ,he re-
cent auuouuCemclt 'hax Minneapolis
chapter viii open Il dow tuNn school ior
bank clerks, the INST of It's Kind IN the
United states,
Cycle is the woid adopted GOV the
Z. condary course, The preliminary
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NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

ALBANY. March 9-The f~ollowins
realty corporations were chartered here to
DAY:
Maxim Construction Company. Msrha'
tan. capital. $1,000; directors Max White
law. Simon Wlesenbcrg and Louis white
law. New York city.
George T. Baldwin. Manhattan cHpi
tai. $500: directors. George y. BALDWIN
Ridxewood. y. J.: James ". rerhune
bound Rroos. y. j. and Max Neufeii
New York civ.
Premier building company. Brookiyn
capital. s. 5000. directors. Morris WolsA
Esther Wolsk ANA solomon Michael
Brooklyn. y. Y.