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The Tupelo journal., 1916-08-04

Mrs. W. G.. Francis, of Nettleton,
has been the guest of Mrs. D. S. Bal
lard this week.
Mrs. Pearl Kellar and Miss Elizabeth
Spight are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs,
F. L. Spight.
Mr.. E. C. Carter, of the firm of
Carter-Arnold Co., left the first of the
week for New York City on business.
Captain and Mrs. John D. Burge, of
Atlanta, Ca, are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Us. Yates, on Main street.
Mrs. NJ. f. Burke has as her guests
this week her daughters, Mrs. Con-
verse, of Arkansas, and Mrs. Coke, of
Memphis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Welle and lit
tie child are visiting Mr.. Weile's moth
err, Mrs. DeArnold, and aunt, Mrs. ].
c.. Read, on Jefferson street.
Mr.. B. B. Fitzpatrick and sister,
Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Golding. of New
Albany, spent Tuesday afternoon in
the city, having motored through.
George Spencer has returned from
the Delta where he spent several days
on business during the week. He Wis
tied Belzoni and other Delta towns.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Booth are re-
ceiving congratulations on account of a
visit from the stork which left at their
home Saturday afternoon a nine pound
boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Funk are guests
of Mrs. J. C. Read. Mr.. Funk will not
return to the Delta for another sea-
son, but will be connected with a cotton
firm in Florence, ala.
DR.. Charles Mitchell and son, Heron
Mitchell, of Pontotoc, were here
Wednesday morning, having driven
through in a ear. The doctor was here
on matters of business.
Will Laney resumed his position with
the First National Bank on the 1st
inst, after an absence of nearly a year
spent in the West. Mr.. Laney's many
friends are pleased to see him at his
post again.
Mr. M. E Leake and family and
Virgil Whitesides left Wednesday even
ing ia cars for Washington City. The
trip will be made by easy stages, and
when the weather is good they will
enjoy camp life.
Prof. jim Robins, of McTyiere Train
ing School for boys, Mckenzie, Tenn.
has been the guest of his mother and
other relatives during the week. Prof.
Robins has established himself in the
front rank of school men, and is always
able to fill his dormitories to the limit
at the opening of each session.
Misses Clara and Katie Topp left
Tuesday for a tour Of the Northern
and Eastern watering places and will
be absent several weeks. They will visit
Detroit, Chicago, Niagara Falls, Buff
falo and Chautauqua, remaining some
time at the latter place. They will
return home by New York City.
The force of the sheriff's Office has
been increased by the addition Of a fine
son which has arrived at the home OF
the sheriff recently. The boySweighs
eleven pounds and boasts a pair Of
lungs sufficiently strong to open court.
We wish the happy parents the fulfill
ment Of their brightest hopes in the
life of the young man..
Miss Nora Taylor, the popular and
efficient manager Of the Western Union
office, has been succeeded here as man
ager by R. G. Schilling. of Vicksburg.
Miss Taylor has gone to FL Campo,
Texas, where she has charge OF
the Western Union Office. Mr.. Shil-
ling highly recommended to his
new position. Miss Ruby Wren, an
expert operator and popular young
lady Of Saltillo, is also in the Office
here.
The Tupelo journal., 1916-08-04
Business Notices

FOR RENT-Furnished front room.
Mrs. Wolfe, 2l0 S. Broadway.
FOR SALE-My house and lot on
Walnut street. A. L. Hooking. 40
FOR SALE-One No. Is DeLavel
Separator, new, at a bargain. Trice-
Raymond Hardware Co.
FOR RENT-ofice rooms, single or
in suite, in the Professional Building.
Apply to DIR. L. c. Feemster. 14.tf
WANTED-Sewing of all kinds, at
reasonable prices. Mrs. Wolfe, 210 S.
Broadway.
FOR SALE OR RENT Residence in
Terrace Park. Apply to D. Roy Col
Inns, at Clifton's Pharmacy.
The Tupelo journal., 1916-08-04

necessity of a battery service and he
opened the station here to meet the
demand.
The McDufie Drug Company is the
successor to the Brooke company on
Main street, where the business will be
continued under the ownership of Mr..
Arch McDufie of Nettleton. The stock
of goods is we'll selected and is COM
posed of good clean stock. Mr.. Nc
Dufie is an experienced drug man,
having been in the drug business in
Nettleton for several years. He invites
his friends and the public to visit him
when in the city.
Mr.. o. B. Rogers and family have
moved to their country home two and
one-half miles northwest of Tupelo,
where they will be delighted to have
their many friends come out and spend
the remainder Of the summer with
them. The house has been greatly en-
larged and all modern conveniences are
being put in Mr.. Rogers has q fine
flock Of lambs and pigs, and his larder
is lacking in nothing.
The sun., 1916-08-25
BARGAIN.

Modern s-room house. riust he = acrinced
located on beautiful street. 4 minute to
station. al Improvements. fireplace. 'a'gt
pts =rs easy terms. d II H. box 10, sun.
The sun., 1916-08-25
Ambcra,h and Bon,to n Banks.

At the fishing banks the other Day nine.
teen species OF sea life we're taken .oy
rsh aboard the Taurus The nsh In
ling, Gunner. b~lackish. sea bass. poll9ck.
nuke. conger eel, sea raven. skate. dognsn..
whiting. toadfsh. goldfish and sculpin. a
lobster was also caught. 80, -.
the eroaMer. a tour pS 9%a nsh' ,I7tS
street. OF three cod the largest wa
hooked by q. Rehman Of l15 South seventh
street. Sewark, y. j. The bonito. a twenty
pound fish, was caught by j. Aspinwall o.
81 North sixth street. Rosevl,ie. NswasK
The lobster was caught angling by Wiiiiam
BREASTED 0. G2I Palisade avenue. West New
York. ". j., and weighed sixteen pounds'
II had one claw missing.
Ten species Took Hook.
One day this week catches on the CAP
Cod inc luded the following species: Sea
bass, blackhsh, ling. biuefish. coneer eel;
silver cells. bergalls. skates. sea robins ana
porgies. D. ". n
Interstate Park rier Fishing.
Ecls. to,ncods md striped ba.s are NOV
being taken at Bioomer's and Cnderenn !
piers. in the Hudson, just a few minutes
walk from E~nglewood. -
These piers are under the contro'
Of the ra!islde. Interstate PARK Commis.
sion. The park. created for the use OF tne
public. makes no charge Tor angling ITO"
The piers.
Engiewood can he reached by taking tins
ferries which run from street
Manhattan. which land you In tho PARK
lust a few minutes walk from eithef pier
Tho boats run until u J: n; wnien siSe,
those who 10 during the day boats 'envs
every fifteen minutes from u a. NJ Ih'
fare on the ferries is Ave cents each way
New York. Aug. 20 4. l. r.
The sun., 1916-08-25
WILLS AND APPRAISAIS.

HARRIOr FOWLER ToUsEY. IN her
NH nisa 'e::erdsy' Names SINCLAIR Tou.sy.
r%eceiv:s numerous personal effects. inclui-
ing his wife's Engagement ring. and tine
stated. Other be9ussts Of Jewelry age
made to Mrs.. John L. s,ephens, mother Of de-
ssat"t Mr. Mr.: OIL; 1on e. i H., nes'. ana m0,n.r,,n:
other friends and relatives. The decedents
hu,bsrd and her Aunt Marion True are
Louis DETsER. died August s. 1918.
Appraiser. Ludden. Total assets. Ss,oi9;
debt: and deductions. 0.7os: leaving a
CARL 4. FRIEDENsrElN. died Jan.
S.ry; -; isit ADpra,.:.' .sss:n TotsI
GEORGE ROSS, died F.brusry 10. 1918.
: 1seF1s'; ;;i.., H4H'n ".s s =; as'G .iSs. ,7 Total Mrs r..
Catherine a. Ross. mother. bensnasry. As.
:.,;: s:Do.i,:: '::s:l:w library. 500; noi:.
Hcxdsm. deceased. iis.ss5,
..s "osS sp.r.tor. 81 died fH HpS,i IL. Fi i,,s. ~!
s s:s': ::,.. aHa1 ..si:,s, Hs''' R: :i:;S: ~. y a a':s!!
sso." in "'r T.pere ao.. not tut ,nd n..'u ,hs'
they received anything. Bsnsnciaries
s sister. s sf e. = pos 81. Of y' n. Sr. ne PAY VIZ, aIa
ssch: servants Of Relief Tor ineor..bi:
Me:Di.ai and Institute 70! tn. IBiind
| SlstcTe NJ ~, Josepn, vSo.oSt e6cn: 81
Beusdicts Home for Colored Children.
Home for the Aged. Church Of 81. Paul the
Apostle. Catholic Missionary Union. Mar.
Quette League. Guild Of the Infant Saviour
snd Xavier Free Publication Society Of the
Blind. 5000 each. The remainder was
givsn TO four other institutions. Assets
deposits. 1865; personal effects. S:15
mortsagss. tis6.e<s; stocks and bonds
Siss.s2o. The largest holdings were Egui.
table 0ss Lieht Company bonds. appraised
At $4,000: Central Union Gas Connpan,
honds. e3e. 100: corporate stock city OF New
York and interest. eiet.1to and ice share,
Manhattan Railway. 1890
CHARLES pUTTWEIiER, died Jun'
IA. 1910. Appraiser. Bowera Total sos"ts
e7A.ao>; net estate. e7a.stb. Beaussts
Charles Frederick DuttwsiI.!. son. $40,
600; Maedeiena Duttweiler, Elisabeth Dutt'
weller and Annie D~uttweiier. daushters
eack o9e0>e. Assets: 90 Bank street. an
praised st $4,000: a. bank street. $4,000
. Bedford street. eis.eoo: deposits. s3s.'
500; mortgages. eS.ooo-.
ARNOLD J.. D. HELMS, retired New
York real estate operator, committee
suicide IN his home At Montclsir. n. J.
May %. lsiS. Appraiser Joseph W
snencsr. Value Of de~cedent's cntir'
.ststs not diaciossd. Asset: nxahls 4
New York state: an equity. eii.se.1. In f?l
vast 1854 street; net New York estate
Sii.Sss Other assets shown ~ the rspcr
hut not tasshls were dsnoaits ~ New Yorh
bsRka N.aes; mostsaees. ,yel.SsL rnt
stock. oS.eee. Mn. umma Helms. widow
end the I've sene. aaA ~ daughter Q
The sun., 1916-08-25
I'VE STOCK MARKET.

BrEVE> Receipts, 1850 head 30 car,
and weak. Dressed beef slow: ordinary TO
prime, NATIVE sides, NV to 10 cents per III.
sale. Veals steady. other calves slow and
lower. About goo unsoli. tomnon to
prime yeas $. ~'9ao1lsi1 per 700 lbs: eulis.
dressed Neals quiet al 10000. per To-.
country dressed. ltplsc,
saies-s, Sanders: IS ,eals. is5-lb. aver
Emerson & 20; . yeals. $50 lbs $40: ,
cults. l?a BIS g.; N,"ton a Co; sNr-
ginia calves, els lbs, 81; s, 40 lbs. -
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reccip,s. 3.3s:
head: 10 cars on SAFE. sheep dun and
barely steady lambs In slack demand and
weak to lover Most Of the stock was
al SEA a. per a 100 ics i hsHF eai ines; s.. ' :a,r lam sG,a
Sl0mlo2 rs; culis, 81 Dressed mutton SOW
a. pai.s, per Id; dressed lambs lower
saies-Nsw,on & Co; ga Kentucky
~ West virginia, 70 lhs. 40 3 sheep,
lambs, - lbs. slo25; - PENNSYLVANIA. 80
lbs, $40: SO West Virginia .cutls, ~ lbs,
Sc: s culls, - lbs. 81.
HOGs-Receipts. LEO head: none on
sale. Feeling nom!nally steady.
EAST BUFFALO. Aug, 2A-Cst,le-Re-
ceipts. zoo. SLOW.
X.als-Rsss,p.s. 2si active. ,.5og!sso
and mixed, 81 40: Workers, $40 rs a II 40;
piss, tioalo2S; roughs. N.75gio: stass
sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 500: sheer
active. lambs slow, prices unchanged.
CINCINNATI. Aug. a>-Hogs-Recclpts
1900: lower. Packers and butchers, Sil u
Cat,le-Receipts. 1900; quiet: calves
strong.
sheep-Recelpt., 1900; slow; lambs weak
PlTrSBtRG. Aug. 2+.-cattle steady
Rlnnlv lRhf chnina Z "a O. -
shcep-s,eady; Gull and common, $3.50 a
. HossHrl.wer: receipts, 'i 10 doub t,c'| Sect y
Prime. henvies, ti's5aii.SO lishI
Yorkers' iLo2Sglo7S; pigs. S75glo
,0,6oo. lower. Pigs and lights, $500
GOOD heavy 'iO.ssgios5;' bulk, sio'IcoSa
cat,le-Reeeip,., $500; lower, Nativ.
bee, steers s5MiS75i yearling' s,csrs am
steers, s5SOTs6o;. primo Southern steers
Sasi cow. and hsifer.; ";e%s; prime
Wv. s.ives .''ss sn d il.7s h''''r'' ''''0p'' n"
"sh.ep-R.csipis, 900; higher, Lambs
E@loeo; slsuxhter ewes '.a7?5o beat
Ing ewea. 's"lo; sear'inss' ssus,5o.
Uc3o@io7o; hsayy, ,iio@ 70 az; packer
ard butcher: .io.o@io,7S; light. 'lo,25a
Catte-nscs!p's 100; steady, PRIME
ted st:,rs ssbo%io5b: dressed bee
8; cows ,I5oM7gS ass; heifers. s. tioas
s,ockcrs and feeders, s5,5OGs; bulls, S. q
ds75; calves, 50 5o6li.
,, sn.sGiGcHHG'''p's yoa tinGS; ''"',.- :! l;'~ rss
wcthers, E:5a7,75; ewes, ss.5o072a.
Other Cities Live stock Markets.
| T. Aug, --Hnys.H, rointe
The sun., 1916-08-25
REALTY MARKET.
NEWS AND COMMENT
marlborough Buys Harlem
Block for Recreation Field
for Employees.
RIG GARAGE PLANNED
Structure for West Side Block
NJ Opera
tors in Brooklyn.

pe,p!te the inactive real estate mar
,., yesterday there were a lew features
a. principal interest was the taking
ovsr OF , block along tho Harlem River
nv the marlborough Railroad for a rec
cation field for its employees. An
rounce also was made that interests
Identified with the motor n industry
ell erect ore Of the largest garage
bindings In the city on the West Side,
Manhattan operators bought an old
R-ooklyn residence landmark. which
iii be resold to fiat builders. Other
trading OF the day vas OF most ordinary
interest and Importance.
The sun., 1916-08-25
EAST SIDE FIRM MOVES NORTH

The Empire Textile Mills, Rreslow 4
S~hefkowits. clients OF Abraham J. Hal.
prin. have leased for a term Of years
the ground floor Of the 0ramercy Build
Ing. rs East rwenty-nrst street. They
have been In business for the past ten
years on Hester street.
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. have lease
Tor the Dreicer Realty Company : West
f1fty-stxth street, n four story house,
to Charles p. Boiling for business pur-
poses.
Louis Becker Company has leased the
store at 1919 Amsterdam avenue, ad.
Joining the corner OF l56th street, to s.
Goldner. millinery.
Tho Brett & Goode Company has
leased space In the Printing Crafts
Building. 461 10 ~? Eight avenue, to
synthetic Precious Stones Laboratories
The Osgood Company OF Chicago. Carney
4 Kerr, Inc. the Cleveland Folding Ma.
chine Company. the William Van
wnardt Company and O'Brien 4
Crossen.
NJ. Rosenthal Company has lea scd for
carste!n 4 Linnekin as agents the att,
loft for a term Of years to Schroeder &
Co. ut SO to 81 West Thirty-sixth street.
The sun., 1916-08-25

Although Grizzly King seated wcikfsh
were caught at tho Couey Island ricr |
fshed for three du! and got nothing but
spider crabs,
Are snnppers biting at City lsland' II
80. where" How should they h" t-hed Cor
LOUIS SNIlErER,
The sun., 1916-08-25
TRAINMEN,s RECREATION PARK

The marlborough Rapid Transit COM
pany has purchased for $4,000 the en-
tire block bounded by Lenox avenue,
18th and 1isth streets and Exterior
street. facing the Harlem River. from
the estate OF Mary q. Pinkney. The
block fronts 1910 feet on Lenox AVE.
rue. ESQ feet on 1i1th street and 1859
feet on liSth street and Is known rs the
Ethica, Culture School grounds. Last
yeqr the Edison Company occupied the
bis,k under lease as a place OF recrea-
thn for Its employees. II Is equipped
with a two story clubhouse. tennis and
basketball courts and q stand seating
~.
The sun., 1916-08-25
AT AUCTION,
lat - vEsEY srREEr.


IL JOSEPH, r. Day.
SUFFOLK st. Is. . 8. $50 n Hester st. q;
XIV; s,y tint and strs-J l. McVickxr
e a. trsts.. agt Esther Salsman 81 al;
nMe' sso.oas.Ao taxes. &c. ss2?.l5; to
10Th ST. a:s i. SIS "a -''eey
v xsGu., :.y ;n..H n z siehers. ss! sal.
taxes, &C. $3.50: t. the plaint.r ,''' 81. 800
BY Samuel Marx.
18th ST. 6as W. !. =. 600 " 10Th av. ssx
WS.os,y mt l. Ford AK Caxsaudra
si-hdeIs0n ct al: due, StSi7.Si. taxes.
az, SSss.IA; adjourned TO Aug ust 20
BY Henry Brady.
18th ST. :is W. =. cis< Py.y Is y
iVo.a,o sly bldg and str, ,.as~hoIl-
N wh,rh s.i. Of all rlsht. interest, e..
1915 or since; adjourned to Sep nber :;
lat s:os THIRD AVENUE
BY James J Donovan.
Az. -. 100 s It7th ST. s0x,oo
Nacsnt-Frederick Schnaufer AZ. SrG.
neaItS d const Co ct al: due, 3sso.o;:
'axe', &c. S+3S %: 20 the SIs;n;.r "a Soo
The sun., 1916-08-25
DUAL SUBWAY COST GROWS.
Already eIO4,O3I,S75 Has Been
spent OU New SyateM.

The dual subway system has cost
Slgi ,03l,NT5 for construction so far,
which il S26.l94,797 In excess Of the
original estimate. Com roller prenler-
CAST, he gave out the figures yesterday,
added the prophecy that the work VIII
be completed with n smaller marGin Of
cost over the original figures than any
other lar,e undertaking OF past times.
II VAS figured at first that the entire
cost would take sl64,aYt.01S. Since July
% additional appropriations amounting
to IS 600, 900 ave been made, "A part Of
the s22, 900, 900 which the Public Service
Commission says will he needed, This,
, however, does not include the Queens
boro tunnel at $+l9i.797. Other en-
penses are likely also.
The sun., 1916-08-25
wendell. POLICY REMAINS.

That the wendeis rave changed the
.ol,cy under which they made only short
;erm leases on their properties 10 not
net. When WHY'S Overland recently
took a lease of the Wendell property at
the northwest corner of Broadway and
F,nie,h street the lease was said to be
FOR q long term OF years, marking a new
policy. Record Of the lease fled yes
ierday indicates no particular change.
for the lease Ia FOR but five years and
two months from August IL. II calls
tor q rental of $4,000 for the building
for which Wendell Is said to have been
offered $4,000 a year on . long term
lease.
The sun., 1916-08-25
UPTOWN DWELLING LEASED.

h Houghton Company has leased
Tor Edward v. Thornail to Iona X.
Watts the three story and basement
dwelling at EOS West Seventy-elghth
street.
Fish 4 Marvin have rented for W.
stanton Howard his house at In wrence
Park. Bronxvil!e. to Caspar whitney /:
Tor c. {. Conway a house in Lawrence
Park 10 William II. Sage OF this city.
The sun., 1916-08-25
OLD B'kLYN HOMESTEAD SOLD.

The old Turtle mansion. on Columbia
Heights, Brooklyn. one OF the landmarks
Of the section. known as 81 Monroe
place. comprising u tour story dwelling
and 4 stable. with "A plot 5~lxl00.ll. has
been purchased by Harris & Maurice
Mandelbaum from Kathleen G. Turtle OF
San Francisco. in whose family title
Las been held for more than a half
century, The new are nesotiat-
srg to resell the property to n builder
for Improvement with a high grade ele-
'sicr apartment house. The purchase
VAS negotiated by Brooks 4 Momand.
The sun., 1916-08-25
A.hur,.. Zig Channel I,n...

have been taken during June, July and
August rs mcu,ter~ OF the AShury Park
FISHING 'iub a iollnw>' \ W. Van Allen.
pounds. Horace e. Fisher. Mrs Horace G
FisN,r and Har'!c |, philips, 39ia pounds
each, Herbert h. Savag', 3i'g pounds: Jo-
seph rawthorn. SO pounds, aud Leonard
Hulit FL pounds
A. Townecnd's claude + H-lgat- caught
a channel bass weighing +@is pounds. Rob
ert NprSsucr at torsun's Inlet landed a
channel bass OF '3 pounds.
Iish's strike Breaks Rod.
while angling ~ RoNhury's recentlr 7
had q strik" which broke my rod below
the iuInt. carving away u ~rrecuhtart tip,
,ecuth birthday and am anxious therefore
o. Recover The tip, | Will gladly pay the
fniur's expense. d Is. Jr,
l9a MldJirton ST, Brooklyn Aug. -.
satisfied hut Protests.
on the Osprey from shcepshcad Bay on
suniav | got | fuh", zen bass and 3
blnckfSh and was satisfied with the catch.
But | have a prutes, 20 make. A. The
entrance Of the pirr whore the OSPREY ties
", "a man cried \ aboard for the
steamer osprey. Ki"nl!.i" today. boys
Instead We went tn SeHhright.
/ thtuk the fishing boats th ,uid advertise
a day III ADVANCE wheFc tAtN lhIenl 70 nsh.
h, oDANDRrEL,
New York. Aug ~,
Written Between Bites.
There IS good fishing IN this section, VIII
go into details later. KINGFlSH,
HuteTdeau, quebec, Canada, Aug. Il.
Suggestion for Anglers League.
II would he II worth while Job II tho
United Anglers League would put mp signs
striped l,iss legal length sian is 90 that this
fan fishermen In the lIuisun River Will not
The sun., 1916-08-25
SATISFIED MORTGAGEs.
,With name and address Of cnders Z
tnrpe

,wi,h name and address Of lenders at
torney.)
80 Az. 1875, W 5, IS n e7th st. :Sxtoo, Jan
l6. 1905: BENJAMIN fishman 70 m ~
Ruhler, atty. l. Cans. ls Ceiar sIsi,.vvv
SH ERIFF ST 50. " D. .5xleo. May ~, isv''
David Mann to Mayer Rich q Lena 70
.-naweig OF Brooklyn: atty. Lev b h,Sn;
BRoADWAy. sIs 70 $40. - c :i.t ST. ,ss
t5.y, April 8. 1915 Rita Realty Corp
i, l. 10Th st.. to Edwsrd $ Clark, Coop,
erstown. y Y: Atty, l. I Co.. amSoo
ST SicHoLAs Av. $50. = 5. SOS : i:oth
ut. .5.3xsI.s. March IL. l?ls--Isidore
Wengraf to Morris Cukor. :22 r Ssth
ct: atty. Morris cukor. 81 rstnSs
.rH ST. s:i; 10Th 81. ss~xioi.John
j Crawford to Alexander Brown Of phil
ade phia. pa. June .. 1891; stiys. ADAMS
2.TH sT, 2ss. q y. l:2.s " I'd av. :t2I
9S.s. oct 20. ial5-Pietrina BtttsElin'
to /. Mundet q son. lnc. EIng and Fer.
ris ats, Brooklyn. atty. 7 q Co. i6S
WEST wAsuiNGroS rL. los, " 5, ioi
n W sth av. 2lx75. April :s lsi,-Wm
Labatu; to Charles j NIcDrrrlott, .sS
Henry st. Brooklyn; attys. Pope a IRE;
Delaney ST. IS and 81. and orchard
st. lis. dated June -. ~i9l:-simuel
KATE and Jennie Katl to Lion brewery
OF y Y city, att!s. Fitch q q, j. Mas,
srH AZ, 2a:,. Nov a.. isia-Thomss
a,tys, Fltch 4 Grant. 3. Nassau 49,. 900
10 Az. 49,. June l. l~eii--Th"rss fitz,
gerald to Jacob Rupert Corp: at.y. W
ii W 1888 81 v............S. -. 900
The sun., 1916-08-25
BRONX PLOT DUYERs.

me schlesinger-Gilman ConA ruction
M smpahy Ia the purchaser Of tho plot
Sn 'he west side - Ftndiay ven zoo
M my, north OF ls3th street. and the plot
~ 'ne west side Of Webster avenue. SIS
north OF issth street. sold BY Ars
The sun., 1916-08-25
PLANS LARGE GARAGE.


Interests With which W. c. Durant.
president Of the Chevrolet Motor Com
pany and Of General Motors Company
10 Identified will erect . garage with
close to . half million square feet Of
moor space for storage and service for
New York automobile dealers and dis.
r'butsrs. According to the plans this
building will occupy the entire plot on
Eieventh avenue extending from Fifty
FIFTH to F1fty-sexth street, with Q zoo
foot frontage on the avenue and on each
street. Title to this property Is now
vested In Mr.. Durant. A modern fire.
PROOF building Ia to be erected OF steel
and concrete. The plans first called for
eight stories. but dealers and distribu-
ters who learned Of the plans recently
v shown such interest that II IL likely
four more floors will be added,
The sun., 1916-08-25

noticed II photograph ON the Rod AMI
Gun page on Sunday OF u boy and IA dog
fishing, with the caption Waiting for u
The sun., 1916-08-25
INVESTS IN LONG ISLAND CITY,

Roman-Callmann Company has sold
Tor the M!l,edge Realty Company two
three story brick fats known as so and
D. Thirteenth avenue. Long Island City.
~ Frederick Lautz for investment. This
g the sixth sale OF similar properties In
THIS Ia! ghborhood in the past month.
The sun., 1916-08-25
q
(South OF Fourteenth sire

,With name and address 81 lender and
lenders a;torney.,
downtown,
The sun., 1916-08-25
PATERSON GETS SCHOOL SITES.

PATERSON. N. j.. Aug. 24.--Deeds for
y cemeteries bet ween Park avenue and
%A.ket street controlled by the Metho-
us', Presbyterian and Reformed
,nuiches OF this city have been executed
" tne city OF Paterson in line with the
psovsions OF q bill passed by the last
,%slsiature which enables municipalities
take over such property for school
purposes The site IL an ideal one for
ign school. which Ii needed in that
ar .uoh OF the city and for which plans
arc now being pushed.
The sun., 1916-08-25
BRONX SITE FOR FACTORY.

EAST 10th STRElSr--Charlcs p.
Van Valen and Leo Bucg have sold
for the Gramont Construction Com
pany II pot l00x1o0 on tho north eide
Of 10th street. 100 feet east OF Wal
rut avenue. The new owners expect
~ erect a factory on the site.
The sun., 1916-08-25
BLOCK FRONT ron FLAT SITE.

Hall J. How & Co. have sold for the
Lincoln Trust Company, trustees. to
Williams Building Corporation the block
'front.' on the south side OF l4Oth street.
running from F;dgeconbe avenue to st.
Nicholas venue. The property Is to be
improved with a high class apartment
house.
The sun., 1916-08-25
BANKER BUYS At scARsDALE.

me Scarsdale Estates Organization
announces the sale of q house on Wal
solth avenue In the Greenacres section
y! Scarsdale TO Richard II. Hunter. SEC
.stSry OF the Equitable Trust Company
VI New York city. This house Is being
pany.
The sun., 1916-08-25

MarimuccL 1854 Hughes ~. and ano.. pr
mtg Sl0,O60. Aug "a, instais, o . c.; atty.
Romsenov. q Liberty $3.50
%0x1OO: also Charlotte At. 1925, W 8. 4eO
n 10th at. 4Ox1OO-Jennie Ncuman to
Arthur r West, 1907 East Jerssy, -.
Q mtg recording tax Of $40. paid; atty.
w 4 Pare. 293 BWay. 400. .........(N