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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-24
BUYS NEWT TO MANIM's.

The Al Building Corporation. which
'r r Gacta0o ',tiarui ana Max just,
las r,sold 100 N,st Thirty-eighth street.
70 four story and basement dwelling on
Loot 8US9sg 9. 100 feet west OF Sixth ave-
uue. John :. Herman, owner Of los
and ITO. adjoining. occupied by Max
inns Restaurant, IS the buyer. He now
s~untrols a frontage Of so feet at that
point. Mr.. Herman will remodel los
for business purposes. Galardi x Just
acquired the properly last month from
William T.. Keys in part payment for the
IA story apartment house at the north
vest corner of Broadway n 2o1th
HIra.F
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-24
ADDITION TO nROoKLyN CLUB.

The Hamilton Club filed plans yester-
day for a five story addition TO Its club
house at the southwest corner OF REM
sen and Clinton streets. to cost 500 0.
The present building has a frontage Of
81 feet on Clinton street and so feet on
Remsen street. The addition will be
30ia feet by SO feet on the rear Of the
present building and will furnish four
teen additional bedrooms. two card rooms
and a rear porch and a fifth story porch.
II will be Of brick. with stone trim
mings. w. A. Boring OF Manhattan Is
the architect.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-24
BUSES FOR THE HEIGHTS.
special Formulation Obtained for
Upper broadway Ch]autnuuuu.

Reginald Pelham Bolton. chairman o.
a committee Of Washington Heights resi-
dents WHO are planning Il Chtutaulua
al broadway and i39tli street for I'VE
uaHs. ~ptgirnihe to-day, obtained Irrmis-
sion from the hoard Of ESt.mt'n veStcr-
day for the Firm Avenue c.arh Com
pany To run its buses on some 81 the
'horoughfares Of the heights during th,s
period.
The buses will run on Broadway and
81. Nicholas avenue, between ISSth and
lSlst streets, and on 155tE street. DO
tween 81. Nicholas Avenuc and broad
way, Mr. Bolton Thinks the service o.
tablished during these nvc days viii con-
vince everybody that n ought 20 he. con .
,inued. Mr.. bolton said Also that ~
President Taft had promised to hc pres
ent ut ono OF the Chautauqua meetings.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-24
LEASES.
Manhattan.

pEY ST; 60, A. ~. EH4,y corpa to the
from Aug ]. Isit. sdarcs. lIsI RroSd
SD sr. 30 W. ana b--l,.,e. 9 s. 100
TO samuel b-ghailer. 81 BwEy. 10 yrs
from Api I, 1910, uDa:,, go ~ a
~ ,i.oo
1870 ST. 325 l., " q floor. &r-Mt-y ~.
enhtraer % Anton Ht',. 3@G Y 73d -.
. yrs from Ju.y !. 1916. ........ .ssyU
Bronx.
EAST fORpliAM ~. 3.a. stor, Mary 4
SPell!c, To- Giovanni ts~'rta. 323 E,s'
F"riham -. . yts from Dee g.. lgl5.,4.0
10th ST. ass. sl-IYa,. M1ru.ug o.
SsuI kat1 amt ann. 2o5 l. pstA -. ~.
from Nov l. 1915; atty. J. " E..euherr
BATHGATE Az, 2o55. all Elw ; Prince
TO ! Lewis Am~ter. -0s. IA hrate A.,
?,,yrs, from oct l.i4 n,t,. Angel
Lihcrti. Bergen Bidg. Tn BrouN.. $500
PLOT lying west Of white Plains av.
owned by the estate ~ Brad'sh johnson
and running from WHIT" fiains sv 90
!. 7 sound, except road 10 feet wide
uAed for pubic road, AL Dietrich
Amusemrn, Go to rhp> " HirFs, Clasnu
Point. I RS Gig months from June rs.
1915, H''Hs, 'loCke, X \ L SHl l. li9th
- ...r.. ....rt ..#.sf f'N % slr.Nl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-24
NoRDICA HOUSE SOLD AGAIN.

The large four story and basement
residence at s West Ninth street. re-
modelled for the late Nine. Lillian Nor
dcl shortly after her marriage to George
W. Young. the banker. has been sold by
Teas, < Gilman for Archibald 5. White
TO Richard :. Childs. Mr.. White pur-
chased the property In July. 1915. In a
foreclosure proceeding brought by the
Title Guarantee and Trust Company n
John W. Sterling to recover a Judgment
for SIS 600. The property was hen sold
for $60.S1S. II Is 31.S feet front and SO
feet deep. Next TO II are the Berkeley
apartments, which cover the southwest
corner Of Fifth ven
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-24
DIV ELLING AND FLAT SALES.

WEST s5TH STREET.. j. Phillips
4 Co. have sold for Mrs. Florence
Mayer 80 West Eighty-ffth street, a
Gv, story American basement dwell
'ug ON .ot .Oxl02.2. to "A client for
occupancy.
MORRIS ANENUE-Walter Il. Brown
has sold for Mrs. Henrietta II. Woolt
% plot, 50xs5. on the east side OF
Norris venue. about so feet south Of
'r. ,irard Boulevard and Concourse.
u, 10 builder.
CEESTON AVENUE-A. w. Hamilton
~ sons, builders. have sold the Ave
story APARTMENT house. on plot
J%7.5Nl0p, at the southwest corner of
'~esron avenue and Field place. OPP
posi'e wander Childs High School.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-24
sEAsHORE HOUSES LEASED.

The Lewis X. MAY Company has leased
AT Arverue. l.. l.. for Frank Rant,e cot
taGe on Bannister avenue TO G.. Feig
for Mrs. NJ. Nolan on Wavecres, avenue
TO Max |. Colbert for Max Kramer on
symmetrical avenue to II. Conn.
John +. Scott has rented fer Frank I
Worrall his house in the Hewle,, BAY
property AT Hewlett, l.. l., to Martin ;.
Watts and for Mrs. Anne +. Wilson her
house on Eros. lane. Lawrence. l.. l., 10
Louis q. Smith OF Rldgetield. Conn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-24

ne ,Nan.ultl II of n" d,foudant. Robert
\ SCOTT 10 itt.UtiG should .'reafter de-
s.To t. 'Nt'..ae any 9TH G,f"niant. a
opinion. Sottlo orior on notice.
Jl'!us R.auuHr - al. hppl's, We, Caro-
'iue ' '-ln'r ct "a, r"sIts order af.
Ilri.
Susanna syh'slch. It, airny &c. respt,.
- Paul schleith. appI'. brl'r affirmed.
wl'h 80 costs snl disbursement. No
,]I.aloa. order 0l"t
Honey J. Grtchwnll a. al. r.sp,s.. 70.
'H' Nss' ii3'h street Inc, - a., spplts.
order reversed, without costs, aud motion
fr,ntoa Of condition nat appellants pay
,yq da}s. - opinion order nio,i
pe9pis ~ ~ AZ f.ElG, srrlta w.
.A!i, r'spt. order a!arn'!. - opinion.
Matter OF Abrain Kap.ar. re-l Motion
order nici. Motion To Omen default d.
nil. with $40 cos's Ord,r a',I.
Israel reinbers ct Al. Mo,.oA to dismis:
Apn"'l granted ora'r flod
IeGpi" - rel, Ior5y Day 'son ~. Will
l'.A "ilisl~ as comm. Motion to dis.
ms t"p'"! granted. With SO costs. or
ratr..h J Nul,y " tho M.yo,. Sr.
Motion 90 dismiss appeal grdnte1, Nth
SO costs order h.rd.
0"n. ~" sun. Notion 20 dismiss ap-
John 1yrsll Ns CIV OF New Yo-k. Mo.
ton to dismiss appeal sranteI, with SO
,o~'s ori,- tled.
pei etrr'''. with 'lo ,os,s. order rl@d.
SAM, " .nmc Motion 70 dismiss appeal
pei granted, With 40 cost. "rJsr ni.se.
~. S'Ws W. 'Nm, Motion 10 dismiss APP
am" - sam. Motion to l.tma-s APP
~ f]rlnit' WITH :io srs's oga.r iiej'
w. ,''5', 70 '' . '" ~ y, ~ 'pF ys .' y, a Of NT WEN SN.Tin5,
'n i." F'.u'i mat TIE moving
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-24
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address - lerdere
Attorney


attorney
WOOSTER ST. c. ~ 3. ia-lu Cana, e..
.i4Nlo0. Jan -. i~S99--Th'AnAs. j \ and
Josephine Hun bert to Harris u Cn't, ,rus
Siosson. a,tys. Curtis. VI +. & colt, so
cisT n. II +: 200 = III Az. :s>ioo:. JuaS
r els, at; atty Julius J Frank. %. WI.
''TH Il : =: e tth al. h'E14 MAY !.
,|'nn.sr1.ins .nd MAY " n"T,nrc5 70
Tirhsror. - PARK ROW ....'... s.. 600
t0TH ST. lr " Cen raj rsfk ". "a,
loo. June 9. lso>-~j~tuuet'" " s-hvrN.
ASSIGNMENT. sttys. Wing q Nus, .t. %
soTH ST, -. 40 it Az. .o,,o. i.i. ~.
isos-Nethan H"liinann 20 Hy Nathan
Phlllp Burgantr, atty, Lawyer TIE lu~
& Trust 90. 100 BWay .......... s4.u0o
III Az. 1865, W =. 20 u 10Th -. :5x7s. oct
-; lsso-Mart.n and susan haup; :,
attys. Sa'ter q =, 'io Nassau st.. $1,000
'5TH Sr sii;;i5 =. n.s lI%: . "a ay.
JAe3.s 70 Ar Levy. n',r. SAM .2!pris.
6orIi 81. i5V y. E. ig5 " % az. eSV
Isot. N'y g. i.s'-..th y. j., u sn.l
Hiram e and living B~luomlngltie. 40
Park aN. ATTY. 80" W Shelton. g. Wal
eoTH ST. 10 T.. $, All e Lexington sy'
iarl..c 10 the Kowsry Syss Bank any.
sorm ST, So . Lexington A., ls5S
same; atty. s,u Terry. Go BROAD
LEXiNGToH Az. , e cor CON s" .oSS
aal' to same. atty. r q y T -. IFS
W. sFHHH ... fa.UNu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-24

F~orty-seventh street. 6 feet east Of
Third venue. With q three story garage
TOR the uso OF the Riltmore Garage.
which has leased the projected building
Tor a long term OF years. Plans for the
proposed building were fled yesterday
by the architect, A. NJ. Gray. who esti-
900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-24
100000 HEIGHTS DEAL.

The Nehrine Company and l. Friedman
have sold for David Levine to the Uni
,ersal Holding and Leasing Company the
Bolton. three Elk story apartment houses,
covering the block front on Amsterdam
Avenue between lT6th and firth streets.
The buildings cover a plot 200xl00. and
contain 100 apartments in suites of three,
four. and i've rooms, On the street level
are twelve stores. Management OF the
building, which is or part of the former
juvenile Asylum tract, will remain with
the Nehring Company. The deal in
,oived about 100000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-24

The receivers for the American Real
Estate Company have agreed to sell TO
IL builder the plot. .yOx2i0. on the east
side ~ Northern avenue 34s feet north
4 lsist street. This is part Of the prop
erty taken in part payment from Robert
IS pula last December for the sixteen
story Hartman National Bank Build
.ns at 621 Fifth avenue. II the deal
IS contaminated the property will be
improved with a high grade apartment
house.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-24
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

SITUATION wTD-PRONED EXECU.
tive. man Of 81. good address. habits ana
unqucstioni1le references; has had II yesrs
s~tiv. business experience. requiring re-
sourCefuiress and bCuu"nt present situA-
tion requires change ~ location every two
20 four months, seeks position which will
allow established re-Ideucr In city, Invest
ment Will be made under proper conditions
only 20 show Interest univ, grad. Address
RoN 4. n. 1875. sun orirr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-24
City Awarded aIsS.u3O,

\ suit begun thirteen years ago by
the city against the Consolidated 1'elr.
graph and Electrical subway ma
all OF the stock OF which was acquired In
1895 by the New York GAS, Electric
Light, Heat and Power Company, has
been decided by the referees. An award
OF Slsb,l36 Is made 20 the city
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-24
s.LU on GREEN wICH PLACE.

Cha-'ra ) Id G-fen Il Co. have sold
ne rNlr'r estate OF Mrs. Elizabeth
"c1d Tlh"r, on Mead's Point, Green
'i'h 10 a purchaser who c~ontemplates
.Iten7've improvements.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-24
TAXES roRT CHESTER ESTATE.

Marshall & Remsen have sold to Mrs.
ora J. o'r1stead and others the Mrs.
IN'fs' Fisher estate property on Sound
..r" street, extending through to Spring
street, Port Chester.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-24
BIG LOAN on BLooMINGDALEs..

The Arcade Realty Company, Bloom
ingdaie Bros realty trade name for their
big store on Fffty-ninth street. has Dor
rowed $500 900 from the Bank for Saw
inFs on the property. which Ia to be ex-
tensively improved. The loan is for Ave
years at 5 per cent. until completion IF
the building. and then at "a per cent.
Hughes & Hammond placed the loan.
1t makes a total OF sl.355.00 that this
hrm has placed or part OF the Blooming
dale store.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-24
HOUSE o~ ORANGE Mt. SOLD.

Ed"ard T., Hamilton & Co. have sold
'r Sire, Helen Hartley Jenkins the Bin
"eV re'lfence with seven and one-half
pres and outbuildings on the cliff Of
orange Mountain, West Orange, N. J.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-24
BUYERS OF HEIGHTS CORNERS.

Frederick NJ. Delano IL the buyer of
me n"rthsas. corner Of Fort Washing
un avenue and l6sth street, sold re-
Gently.
Catherine c. Middleton IL the buyer of
ne southwest corner Of Audubon ave.
uue and 18th street. sold recently by
We Aldus Construction Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-24
COUNTRY BoARD-wEsrcHEsrER.

Several gentlemen, also a family.
can he accommodated with board In
luxurious horne. North Yonkers. Ex-
cellent table, large cool roorns. Beauti-
full grounds. river view. Convenient.
MRS. FLAGG, 3o4 Palisades Ave-;
Yonkers. or S. c. Leland Company
1 West SIth ST., n. Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-24
ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.


DIN Az. bls-Farmers Loan & T 60 to
argn nN,nanse i'shk' 10 WIN st.SsOo,OoV
I'm ~, stVJ harNey lsadeW ct al. trus,
W 'no W!lllams ct al, trus, % part;
stty' SAM non, 30 Il +2d st.. St,0o5.67
oeIH 81, ms. 400 " Central Park West,
bVSlVO.5-Same to same. n part: atty,
LEN Az, cor list Al, s0.bx3O, with
"a { 10 3 n alley on Same to same.
- 49, hltys, sllne . ..... s... kgtbO1 ~
list AN. W =. .5.s : e0th o., .5xiOO-Sam.
TO sane. atty. same. int of sls,OOs..5
i2'TH ST. y =. 2b2 W gth av, 25xli5.1 to
IA Q 4 Lawrence At x o. IA y il, 4,
Montelth and ano. trus. To- Raynor NJ
Gardiner, Colorado Sprinss CoI atty
Ny Trust Co. &c Broad ST -,
GOTH ST. ie0 E~i' r.. ~
to Samuel ] BioouinvaaIn ~ VIA
ct al, aitys' Cadwaiadsr ~ 40 ~.
It scnn
WEST END Az sos r,,I. 49,. s.o'Vvo
Trust 60 To- paJ,Tno fr u,nr rer, "a
HSsv D"a'' attSs' stoidard n NJ. ~
REp INV ''.'.' -. 49,. % '.sIb,VVO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-24
RENTING IN THE srBrRBs.

The Robert T.. Farley organization has
leased for the Nelson Estates to II. w
Mccoy one of the three houses recently
built by this company on Union avenue
In Peekskill.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-24
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

cue GO Iuu~ 3 Fluctuations were mar.
row and trading Vas Low ,h'cago pHeu
mat Tool rr,oN errd 80 20 AM chicago Title
and Trusi dfvH'g,.i 8 iuiu'S stewart Wnruer
lni ~.t-- Kn.hrrs V.r. f-ariuuqlly lover
O'tor is-It- s'".HV 80 = sAI.c higher. Bonds
were quiet Tie suuIuary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-24
TENANT FOR UPTOWN HOUSE,

Porter 4 Co have rented for the es-
tate OF Leah :. solomon TO Frank l..
Cole the Nhree story and basement
dwelling AZ 2l03 Madison avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-24
nIys FAR HILLS ESTATE.

Although & Son have sold for Walter
y boz."r 10 g Marshall Sandford his es-
.'te Rock Strings. containing 204 acres.
ear Far l~Ills. y, j., valued at SIS, 900.
'hH estate II regarded as one OF the
est stock and dairy farms In that sec
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-24
RUY HOBOKEN PLANT SITE,

Samuel l., Hartzel has sold to the
New York Switch and Crossing Com
pshy sixteen lots. comprising the block
'front.' on TIE west side OF Jefferson street,
rom Fifteenth TO Sixteenth street. Ho-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-24
TO MAKE OVER can ST. HOUSE.

Francis Rogers. who recently bought
the former residence Of Henry NJ. Hoyt
At f15 East Sixty-sccond street, filed
plans yesterday for altering the build
Ing at a cost Of $4,000. Tho plans
are by T. Tryib.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-24
GARAGE LnAsnD nov PLANO.

Robert W Goelet viii improve the
va coal yard Property At so5 10 :ts East
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-24
lis pf>Dt>~.
Manhattan.

RUTGERS ST, bernhard felfer ast
Of mtsp. aty NJ Nyuau
l1Ti -. W '.' l""'
80, ,..,nr T., -, ..tia d.'1, d.
ut,ys k,,4,r A linn
uasr -, 80 t.s.,i 10, 49,.
Madison Avenue R.tI isratc O., e. a.
tfuro' .osur" ~ mtg HiIys, Collier "
Golfer
ab ST, n =, I-os " 4 n 20 ~,N'ou-C7Lt
Kelish \ Palmer
Az " ~ 'L6 n lolst ~,
ST,,n ". poh.,, D. -, VIZ
,foy.riosur. Of ntpr: air' mn ny
Am@aa
ry IL. ~ ,a'.',, ,""'n ny
It,u,. MY - 1, u,mIur,,-
6TU AS SerrIrr. Rank c,- s,,,,x.
In the cuts Uf y \ sgt Frederic king
man 81 ~ tfpr"alo .urc OF nltrl: atiVs,
Cadwa'adrr, Wickrr.hnnl & Tart
"~Abrramowits as' Max rroo,nt,rS ,mue,
atty, j Rosthal '
Brons.
BOSTON ROAD, 1880 metropolitan Flour
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-24

Of Fifth ay, between Fourteenth and
10Th stsJ

lFist OF Nun hN, Ut'Wt'n Foufteenth and
10Th sts,J
GOTH 81, ,. 1876 " 81 av, 2eit to = -
Lexington ~ X zoe ,, June 17-Arcada
Realty 90 10 Bank for savings. $50 Ith
az. bldg loan, : yrs, 9 n e, until COM
pi"tion Of bldg anil then 49, y r htiys,
CudwalIdcr. " A T. A. Walt - 500, 900
AV \. 1917, W >, 1904 : list, "5Nl00. jun
?l-The Loretta Corpn TO Annie Landau,
$40 Chester ~. Bklyn. due AZ per bond
atty. lily ornsteiu, 81 Chambers
l3D sT. y :. Js W Madison ay. AXIS.
with a : To strip on g 0.4N;a.7. june
ga Edyth G ~Josephthal to Lawyers Tito
" T co, 100 Bway, 3 yrs. . y g. address.
otss1T' snT"agyii' 'r'''' ee,'i " .Io'SV"
8a1x10o.S June 23-Bcrths X Bartlett
20 Bank for say. ESQ tth av. 3 yrs. ~
y g; atty, Title Guar n I Co, i7G
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-24

with name and address Of lender and
lenders Attorney
Downtown.

HOUSTON ST. n q cor Greene -, s0NsS
June I'-Enpire STATE Holding Corpn
y J City. to American MIG Go. - Cedar
-, o yrs. . = =, attys, Bowers A. :, A.
ItI.v - tr .nt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-24

FOR RENr%SN and seven room unfur-
r'shel houses for rent: beautiful surround.
inrs on staten Island. Telephone 7N
Tampkirsvi'lo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-24

,With name and address Of lender and
st,vrhey, attorneys name Ii omitted
address party OF first party
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-16
EMPLOYED IN THE
PENNA. RY. SHOPS
Mr.. Q. N. McElroy, Who Lives at
Pitcairn, Pa, Gives Strong
Endorsement for Plant Juice.

When the delicate machinery Of the
body n not working harmoniously. the
stomach is not digestlng the food prop
eriy. poisons are retained In the system
The new herbal stomach remendy.
Plant Juice. assists nature by causing
the stomach to properly digest the food
when u promptly dissolves or neutral
ines all the poisonous acids that fer
and the digestive machinery. thus re-
lieved OF this hampered acid accumulA-
ton, goes naturally and normally about
It's work Of digestion without help OF
any kind. Plant Juice counteracts acid
formation In the stomach and so-called
dyspepsia and indigestion vanish. never
70 return.
Among the hundreds of local testi-
monials received praising Plant Juice
none IL more interesting than the state
fnent Of Mr.. o. N. McElroy, VINO lives
at Pitcairn. whose address Is lock box
ga. and who has been a trusted ennpioye
Of the Pennsylvania Railroad shops for
the past ten years. He said:
II have been In very poor health since
impossible to get any relief. / had used
prescription and had tried various
remedies, but my trouble did not yield
to them. Ny stomach seemed as though
Il would not digest my food: my head
ached and my nerves were affected 30
badly that could not sleep / always
felt tired and worn out; my appetite
was very bad and I did not seem 20
want food. What little food / did cat
aid me no good and my bowels troubled
me q great deal. I commenced to use
Plant Juice and truly felt better from
the very FIRST oose. and in three days
was feeling 30 well that could eat any
kind of food and II did not cause me
distress afterward. now have q good
appetite; sleep good; do not have that
tired feeling when get up In the morn
ing; the bowel trouble has entirely dis
appeared, and am indeed grateful that
have used Plant Juice. for I think It
A very wonderful medicine. ! am REQ
ommending.it to all of my friends"
Any one OF the following symptoms
may denote the presence of a deraigec
| stomach: Indigestion. dyspepsia. coa,ecl
! tongue. sour stomach. gas or bloated
| feeling after meals. sfeeplessness. poor
appetite. heavy sensation In the stviu-
acfi, restlessness. puffed eyes, bad taste
In the mouth. and no energy.
The Plant Juice Man is at The Peo-
Plies Drug Store. corner OF 7th and ID
SITS. N. W.. where he Is daily meeting
the local public. and introducing ana
explaining the merits OF this remedy
AdVt.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-16
BISHOP BRENT ASKS
FOR CHURCH UNITY
All st. Louis Episcopal PuIplts
Are Filled by Clergy Attend
iug Convention.

ST. LOUIS. Oct. 16.-C1ergymen at
tending the general convention Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church occupied
all Episcopal church pulpits Of st. Louis
nj Sunday services, and many others
preached to congregations In neishbor-
ing cities. NJ Christ Church Cathedral
the Rt. Rev. Charles II. Brent. bishop
of the Philippines, made what In eff
feet was a plea for church unity.
"Heresles and isms began he said.
with the separation Of truth from the
truth" He pleaded for loyalty on the
part OF all people to the whole truth and
for q fearless study OF any truth that
may not DO prevalent in our own
church."
He spoke OF the Roman Catholic doc
trine, with. the invocation OF the saints
and the prayers for the dead. and said
that leading Canadian Methodist Epis-
copal minister had told him that AZ .
result OF the war Thousands Of Metho-
dists IN the Dominion have been praying
for the dead. an innovation fos that de-
nomination.
at would DO US no harm TO study
other breeds" he said. with a view to
adopting the things worth while for our
Echoes, Of the debate on the proposed
divorce canon are still heard Although
the hght on the no0r for the proposed
innovatian was led by the Rev. Leighton
Parks, OF New York, and the opposition
by the Rev. DIT. Randolph II. McKim, OF
Washington, perhaps the most sptrited
objections were vo'ccd by the Rev. J.
Howard Melish. OF. Brooklyn.
IF you pass this law there are nier
In the church who will defy II and take
the consequences" he said. II should
favor this resolution II Il were merely
q question OF legislating for the rich."
DR.. Parks SAID nothing could be gained
by retention OF the present canon Tex
cept perpetuation Of chaos and fraud
He urged that the passage Of the reso'
luton was necessary 20 protect children
"In this corrupt celebration let US e
| on record as setting the, standards o.
our church In accord with the IDEAL
| Of Christ" he said.
Dean william NJ. Grosvenor. Of rev
York, said that previously he had op
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-16
Hot Water for
SickHeadaches
Tells why everyone should
drink hot water with phos-
Phate In II before breakfast.

Headache of any kind. is caused by
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. means self
poisoning. Liver and bowel poisons
called toxins. sucked into the blood.
through the lymph ducts, excite the
heart which pumps the blood so fast
that It congests in the smaller arteries
and veins OF the head producing vfo-
lent. throbblng pain and distress, called
headache. You become nervous, de-
spondent. sick. feverish and miserable,
your meals sour and almost nauseate
you. Then you resort to acetanilide.
aspirin or the bromides which temper
arily relieve but do not rid the blood or
these irritating toxins.
A glass OF hot water with teaspoon
ful OF limestone phosphate In II. drank
before breakfast for awhile, will not
only wash these poisons from your sys-
tenn and cure you Of headache, but will
cleanse. purify and frashen the entire
ailmentary canal.
Ask your pharmacist for a quarter
pound OF limestone phosphate. It is In
expensive. harmless as sugar and al
most tasteless, except for a sourish
twinge which is not unpleasant. =
II you aren't feeling your best. II
tongue iB coated or you wake up with
bad taste, foul breath or have colds.
Indigestion, biliousness, constipation or
sour, acid stomach. begin the phos-
phated hot water cure to rid your sys-
tenn Of toxins and poisons.
Results are quick and II 10 claimed
that those who continue TO fush out
the stomach. liver. and bowels every
morning never have any headache OF
S~~N we -" ~ I'VE ~ AdNA