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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
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with name and address Of owner and
attorney attorneys name 10 omitted
address party OF the hrst part.)
Downtown.
fsouth OF Fourteenth street.)
JAMES ST. 1851. " T.. % = Madison at,
5Oxl00-M ichaelina Nanescalco to Fer.
bert Briggs. 300 Putnam av. Bklyn, all
LIENS Oct 5 attys. McEleheny. b q $. Is
cHARIEa ar. ss..,. iss " wwaysrIy
pl. 6SNa5 -sabato and Concetta Sordlllo
to Ranaele and Rosina G De Nunzio. al
I'd Nv, b and .. c a q and all liens. Oct .;
at'vs. Weekes Bros, SO william Ut. III
SAME PROPERTY-Ranaele De Nunzio 10
Ssbato Sord!l'o, ~ " ieth 81, b and e.
all liens Oct 8: sans attys, ,....... 81
10TH ct. eSs ", D.. 100 W. 25xa?,<: Madi-
son av, l&S, e o., 25.6 9 1870 st. 25.2 *
lOs. 5x25 exii0 I0-Issac Rilverbsrg "a
Abr A Silverbers, 90 r. elst Ut, all liens,
June ~; address. asa Bwsy, .......,., u
East Side.
(Eaat az Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10Th strsets|
9th 1T, ~ q. n .. ass.s " % av. 1854
zoe, s--Morris Mavers, sxr Albert HsrxiE.
ct al to Donald McCoil. SAL Lexington av.
mtg eis.7oo. July 20; atty. Title Guar 4
BErKMANS pE. 4. soth st, iSs
s0-solomon J London TO Arthur
Drescher. on premises. mtg $1,000. all
liens. Oct u; atty. Clark B Augustine,
NJ
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CITY HOMES IN DEMAND.

Pease a Gilman have rented FUR
nished for Mrs. ID Il. Van Emburgh the
-four story and basement dwelling at 80
East Thirty-eighth street TO J. Digby
Maitland for Robert l., Hoguet to y
W Nanderhoef the four story and base
ment dwelling at ~ East Ninety-second
street for Mrs. Mary H. Smith to Jo-
seph X. Gr0mer the four story Ameri-
can basement dwelling At $50 West
N~inety-irst street. adjoining the corner
OF Riverside Drive.
Pease a Gilman have rented for Mrs
Eugene Griffin the five story dwelling at
II East Eighty-sixth street to Lorenzo
Semple.
Douglas l.. Gilman a Co. have leased
for Eli Is. Robinson ~ Fast ~Forty-ninth
street. a four story English basement
house. TO Mr \. W, Mauk for dress
making purposes.
The Duross Company has leased the
four story house al SO West Sixteenth
street 10 Emma FREDERICK. and the four
story house AZ IL Nest sixteenth street
to Ellen Goggin
Pope 4 Bro. have leased the three
story and basement building AZ rs Charl-
ton street to Ms. Maria Aulert.
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THIRTY STORIES OF LOFTS.

The idea OF building a thirty story
Motel at the southwest corner OF Broad
way and Forty-eighth street has been
abandoned and a loft building thirty
stories high substituted Plans for the
lott were put on record yesterday by
E.ectus ID. Litchfcld for Samuel X.
Jacob. II will cost $500 900 and will
be 81 feet on Broadway and 1854 feet
on For'y-eiehth street. The thirty story
hotel was designed by C. r.. Horn. archi-
tect. who estimated the cost at $1,000
600. Ii was put on record just before
the coming and height restrictions were
passed.
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BIG JERSEY MOTOR PLANT.

An automobile plant estimated to cos,
more h half IA million dollars and
capable OF turning out 10000 cars q
year is to be established bet ween Belle.
VIE II Passaic, ". j.. by the Ken,
Motors Corporation, which acquired re-
Gently a tract of more han sixteen acres
for the Improvement The project will
bring employment to something like
1000 people. Work will soon begin on
three big structures, a factory. power
house and assembly building. Marvin
4 Davis OF Manhattan are making the
plans.
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'OpenhNn'n, VT ana Mrs It. 2. Fvil
M. Ana Mira A Marco. Havana
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with name and address OF owner and
attorney attorneys name 10 omitted
address party OF the FIRST part.)
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FLATS ~ 4orm STREET HOUSE.

WEST 18th STREET-Wertheim 4
Clear have sold FOR the Title Guar
antee and Trus, Co.. executor Of the
sstate OF Sarah A. knight. the four
story and basement dwelling on Coz
,umhia College leasehold at 46 West
Forty-ninth street. a lot i6.4xl00.5.
The purchaser con,emplates convert.
INK the building INTO small ~non-house-
keeping suites. for which there has
been u large demand In this section.
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FINE BROOKLYN HOUSE SOLD.

The four story and basement brown
stone and brick dwelling AT the north
ols; corner OF Washington Park and
Wllouehby VEN has been sold by the
Burins Reat y Company for the owners
TO Or I Campbell Takam, for occu-
pancy The dwelling. one OF the finest
IN the Hill section. has been occupied
D. the same family for more than fifty
years
The Alec Building Company has sold
IN Mapleron Park TO Louis Silverman
?oil s!Aty-sixth street. a one family
brick dNe ling. on lot 2OxiOo.
samuel Gaiitzka Company has sold
for he X and G Holding Corporation
70 a client FOR occupancy the two story
brick one tamil, house at Sol Seventy
seventh street. on a lot iSxlO0.
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stth o.. trua due and Int a. per bond
pr mtg $4,000, sttys. Hofwilz a H.. a.

stth Of, trua, due and Int a. per bond.
pr mtg $4,000: attys. Horwitz a T.. ~
SAME pRopERrY.-s.m. 10 same. tiu. as
per bond %ti!s, same ...:a, 50. 900
W. oct ii-Arthur preseher 10 solomon
} London .6i " NON e., du. and int
/ per bond, Pr mtg 5000 atty, wm
"Ausef' iVo "l.li"m t'.'''.'''''' 'S'-VV
Yves, Of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and ITO streets.b
18Th ST: . g. avs E 18th ay. ?oxsss. L.
Miriam frenhoid. 1879 " ii2th 81. W.
s,.p c: atty. Louis Manhcimer. ie: "
coiWMBrs Av. isi. 81. a.: - s,th 81,
27xioo. oct l0-Ninceut and Caroline CAS-
und sno to samuel sieyler, III " s2i u.
and ano. due and Int ne per bond. r.
mtg $4,000; ATTY. T!tle Guar 4 T Co. u,
100 ii. oct io-eJosn McSusde to Anna
Z Donsid. i l. s:d It. due and In, "a PEI
bond pr T,s $4,000. atty. Lester, :
"oH"ee' - flner'
Uptown.
,Manhst,,n Island. NORTH. OF 10th -,--.,,
'i;s ~ 20: ssss v Pea~nt Az
100 s II; WIZ, ns' ;IF c,,n, csilahsc :"
stty, Lawyers Title s r Co iso
18TH st. ?ri W /, SOS " I'm .v -,
ssil oct ln-Betils R-,gs to J.rnie y
Schroeder. 81, w ts7th 81. due ana tn
- '''S' s'F' i'te 'urT " ] 20 IL
B~ay go
Brcuv.
thorough OF Tho PronSO
WOO Az ? " cor Taylor Nv. siy7s; also
White r,Hins ~ 100 u NcGr,v ~
corpn. :si L tia'h s.. Oct ~ du. y. r.r
honf at'v L u Co. leo Rwav g. oon
HorGHroN Az. 2IT .. ~:;y'cs-Hsr.
mine no"rn to Philir 4 H..s mo-
Houeh'on Nv. pr mtr - 500. oct ~ ?
yrs 5r nifty r q 4 T Co. i7s Brc,d
coHiFir Az " =. SOS . :s.d 81, ~-,x,e.s
TO Tthh"t's Crock sssvss e-Roh, ma
Icy 20 John norohu-, "a W ',tt - ~,
70. ) yrs. ,LT.: atty. 7 @ 4 r Co. ia
sfNrsoN ST ioei.s. txo lot, .irs
a0Si00 two mtss each ~Sno-Thorr.
wood R1tv Co 'o Lillian n Weohsier. 57t
West End nv two pr Wigs 81 200 each
,nc.' 10 ~ins'ails. SCI atty. r q 4 r On,
HorGurov Az sos " Ca,,ie MI
1898 rnive-s''y az, Oct 10. ; w. . =.
n'ty. Frank Cas- Inc. s.iS w-s,ch -'s-
,otrprcT Az 49,, io1 " Cro,nn
Aau"juc', .Txs7 svsS>ts Fired Luu.
st"dt to KAT. u Va'-r'i'. 1851 Marion
- 'cti ~" - per bond. at'ys $50
% " Jackson c. - Jrcnr Rossu'NrI
so " ssth - Oc, 20 i~nstali.. SC, R',y.
Mnrk.& ". 81 Paw Row ...... 81 100
Ll'nLow Az. n 1855 = Az c. i6sios-
Henry Dile to WV II W.vs.rdt lO,G
Green. av. Brooklyn Oct - W sg
atty. Frank GAS, Inc. c2ij wNs'ch..
"''r''.. 'H'f''' rrfssf. H'..ta ~ WV
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p,,s pwELLINC NEAR DRIVE.

J. Louis schncfer of william Il. Grace
4 Co. who last year bought the costly
n me OF Charles u. Wilder ut 327 West
lOsth street for his residence, has ac-
ou.red from George W. Wilder his
former nome at S2s, adjoining. valued ut
about s>u.Oou. II IL II five story DWELL
ing on a plot ~4ONlo0.11. adjoining the
northeast, {. rner of Riverside Drive. The
corner was recently improved with a
thirteen story apartment house.
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BUILDERS At sCARsDALE,

Fish & Marvin have sold for James
Br'r o plot On Brite avenue at Scars
'ale 20 the Wilson-Veeder Company OF
schenectady three plots TO the George
J. Honi Company Of Schenectady. The
purchasers viii improve the property In
lie near future.
tlsn 4 Marvin have sold a tract at
nd"fthce tark West, B~ronxville. for
mrs ferr's j. Meigs to H.. q Gordon.
me property adjoins "Sunnybrook," Mr..
rUri1hs present residence. and will be
improved 10 connection herewith.
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TO LIVE AT GREENWICH.

issac + Stone Of the National Aniline
aChen'cal Company has sold his prop
cry consisting Of three acres and large
.lreeo dwelling, In the Rock Ridge Sec
uon, greenwich, Conn. TO George Lewis
OF Ne" York william F. Day was the
broker IN the sale.
The sun., 1916-10-12
HECKsCHER wEsTnCRy RIVER.

The Tyler Morse place at westbury.
directly opposite the estate OF Charles
steele held at 5000. 600 and comprising
ABOUT thirty acres OF and improved with
y ,arge house Of French Renaissance
architecture, has been sold. The pur-
chaser IS @. VI Hcckscher. polo player,
1hd son OF August Heckscher.
The sun., 1916-10-12
RIVERSIDE HOMES
FIND NEW OWNERS
Dwelling on Drive and One
Next to II Furnish Best
Deals in Dull Market.

Timothy J. Martin has sold the Ave
story American basement dwelling at SIS
man The buyer Is "A merchant who
was represented In the dcal By the
Douglas Robinson. Charles =. Brown
Cmp,ny. The house Is on lot 25 2x15.
The sun., 1916-10-12
SOLD MOTOR PLANT SITE,

william d B~loodgood q Co. and the
n'ileran agency OF Flushing were
brokers' In the sale to the Rainier Motor
corporation Of five and Onc-half acres
iahd on the cdee of the Flushing
college Point Meadows.
fease 4 Gilman negotiated the sale
W NE GruntAl house 1t AS EAse Oixty.
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RESULTS AT
lat ~ vEsEY STREET.

b. Jose PIN p Day.
iiirU ST. ga " : e, asa e sth av.
:0x9e.Il. I Sy dw'g-J n Brown agt
WV kessl'r 81 al. action !; due. 81
7:s os; taxes. SC, N69.3b: prior mtg
$4,000; to the plaintiff. ........ ss757
itlTH ST. :36 W, : = ci9s . sth av.
?oNa9Il. 4 sly dwig-Sa me aet same.
action .; due. 81 LES os: taxes, SC.
i?32So; prior mts $1,000: to the plain .
TN '..s''''''''
BY Daniel Greenwald.
ii7TH ST. $50 4. -. 1875 W 30 av. .5s
l0oli. S sly nst--American Savings
Rank agt Owners standard Realty Corp
ct al: due, .ls.oss SIS: taxes. &C, 81.
o5SsS to ,hs pi"'n'in' ia $1,000
all, > sly nat-American Savings Bank
agt Clara prucker ct al; due, tlstss.s2;
taxes &C. sea- 10: TO the plainrir, 81. 500
il5TH ST Is r. . 5. es2 c Sth av. is OK
loo. II, 8 sty nat--Annie Carter ast MUIR
ray Kramer OF Al: due. te ss2 o.; taxes.
&C, $3.50: TO the plaintiff. .....Si3 900
lat s2os THIRD AvENCE.l
BY James J. Donovan.
BOScOBEL Av. 9 cor 10th st. ext TO
Cromwell av. 10 sx22lxl25x irreG: va
cant-city OF New York sGt e r Goss-
GB.17; TO the plaintiff. .........,., $500
SHERMAN AV, " q. 2sS.7 n 1880 81. 25x
90; vacant--City NJ New York agt W c
Bergen; due. 1889 40; taHes. &C.
sStsl5; TO the plaintiff $500
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SALE OF JERSEY FARM.

T'e Batson Farm Agency has sold
us Miramonte farm OF eishty-seven
ares at Stelton, two miles from New
nrvns"'cE said TO be one OF the finest
arms N M'ddlesex county. to ]. Free
"'ah The property was held at SSb, 900.
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NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The Bori'ese Corporation. Brooklyn
capital, 5000: directors, Louis Bruno,
Thomas Baidlno ana sabine 81 Gisi.
- East seventh street Realty Company.
Manhattan capital, 5000; directors. Har-
ris sokolsk!, Dora sokolski and william
kfrntr
The C. S. J. Realty Company. Bronx:
capital. 1000; directors. II e. Nande-
sou,
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$4,000 NEW ROCHELLE DEAL.

lanes d Mccain hss sold for A.
n"nh'ne a residence In Broad Vie,
ra'h New Rochelle, to NJ e. Deane Of
,r.,Hers The property was valued at
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FLUSHING DWELLING SOLD.

.W'U'am n Bloodgood d Co. and the
HaIeran Agency have sold for the Moore
estate .. Jamaica avenue, Flushing. a
'hi.e story dwelling. on plot i00x20o. TO
l. client, who will occupy.
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REAL ESTATE FOR sAI.E-QuEENs.
QUEEN ANNE COTTAGE

. rooms bath. hot water heat, gas. sewer.
.lertriritN, omen trenllc"; snnc,ous norch.
see pins porch 80 minutes from city; 500
cash, balance same as rent. STEPHEN
SON, 1<S w.. otth o.
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MsrKinn.y' cleveland " sage and wife
Nlhanv: MIR and Mrs George Brooks, Phil
sdelrhis, Ernest d werth Paris
S"Y;EA ward. Cleveland olive
Mitchell. Chicago Mr. and Mrs II spen
SCI. Rostnn. Nlrhael Doyle Rochester b
N Caldwell, oxford, y
Park ANcnut-T W Wickham Boston
ThaodoGr r, Kane, Marin cSrpT: W q
R~nshumion: II. c, Wheeler, winsted
strntford-A. Mrelik, Washington; W
c. Comstock, Meriien Conn
Ne; l. Woodbury.. Cleveland; r. =
TroW bridge. Hamilton ONO. Mr. and Mrs
Edwari Dfl Stro'h"r. chicago, Mr and
Mrs charles T Burnett Bruns~ick. Ne.
impsr'Hl-A. b. Jsnnlnss, H1zel'onn
Wilson, New Orleans Frank Il EIis Gin
c%innati, l. ? Russell Wilmington Del:
orand-w : Bright. sunb.ry, Pa,
David and Nr- S'rd"rman, Chicago l.
fnnm.' Wssni"sroa' and Mrs craw
ford. Rochester, Jane. Leonard, Scranton
T. j poo'c Norfolk
Martha washington-Mrs. Emile Rierro
Copenhagen. Mrs "A Tanning wilkes
barre. Miss Louise Union Los A"e.hs
Blunt. Baltimore; Mira A W Murphry
snvo,TMr. and Mr.. Albert r DENIM,
son, Portland Me; MIR, and Mrs Jack 5
bradley, Jackson. Miss.
Astor-M ni"r,,i"ntraI and Mrs, Geors'
>. Foriin. Ottawa Major r " Schocnel
copenhagen. MIR, ana Mr.. Il, i. rr,,o,
NJ. AMI Ara A Marco. Havana
The sun., 1916-10-12
HEIGHTS THEATRE LEASED.

Morris Rose has leased for Martin u.
Fink 20 &. Goldenberg and Michael
Athias the Hudson Theatre. at Amste r.
dam avenue and 18th street. Lewis l..
Rosenthal was associated as broker.
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with name ana address Of lender ant
lenders attorney.)
Downtown.
,South OF Fourteenth ~street.)

,south OF Fourteenth street.)
WALKER st, 10. "a. 2Ssyios. Oct e-Par-
melee Realty Corpn to Irving Saw fnstn,
IFS Chambers st. 5 yrs. SO atty, Law
.yers Title & 7 co, 1850 Bway::,:, $4,000
LIspESARD ST. so. > .. ?i,+Ss3i, Oct g.
Parmeiee Realty Corpn to Irving saw
!nstn, ilb Chamhsrs st: 8 yrs. 6Ss: atty.
BoWERY' "a. vs., 100 n Hester 81. sssioo;:
Bowery. $50: " I. sIi . Great Jones 1t.
80 g sth av, s0x50, Oct ~i0--Farmers Loan
& Trus, CO. trus John J Campbell and
Frank c schlitt. to the Bond, Mtg & So
~curities Co. e2 Exchange pl, . yrs. int
as per bond; attys. Geller. Il q II. g Ex:
Hi rnanSs psrT,.':c' ddaan..yoor, a. ru sn;'"S
7l,i0y . s7,lox e se3 TO At n es.s to
beg; West st. . 8, bet 10th and Charles
city Of New York. hled May !. isss,
2bx77sx2l.tx7s. IS. Sept. l2-John u
Levi, Of al. sxrs, &c. OF Elis Dean. to
due Oct /. 1915. go: atty. VIM II Flitner,
loo Wall .S2.6 600
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OVERLOOKING OCEAN

New reIni bungH SIN rooms, al
modern improvements. psn-lled wall.
hoamed ceilings, etc water gas, electri.
CITY hot walcr heat, age grounds shrub
her, sidrwa rs laid few minutes TO bath.
ing beach 40 minutes from city. owner
mus, have 500 cash at once, balance
email monthly payments. c. OWNER. 2IS
". 3tth 81.
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BOWMAN TAKES THE ANsoNIA.

hst street to Joel Rathbons reported
sold yesterday.
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To LET 70 BUSINESS PURPOSES.

OFFICES. stu %, topllehts, noors al
s,zss suitable Tor light housekeeping ele
yalor service ~ all tinos, " ana subway
cath 81
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ELECTION NOrlCEa.

i7-Cor. Deiancey and Ludlow sts.. asrtl
entrance on Ludio~ 81. ...P. q lG
Is-Cor Rivlneton and SUFFOLK cts. Riv
tnEton 81 entrance, 4. tN
is-Cor Rivinston and SUFFOLK SITS. sunol
Of, entrance. r 8, 49,
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EAST Of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
aud 10th streets.)
18th ST. ~ e. . .. ?e3.s w. % ~. Oct !
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ELECTION NOTICES.
BOARD or

Board Of Elections Of the City Of New
York. General once. Municipal Building.
Borough Of Manhattan.
Notice 10 hereby given IN pursus nee OF
Section SOL, Laws OF 1915. constituting
Chs pier IL Of the Consolidated Laws. OF
the boundaries of each OF the election dis
tricts In the County Of New York and Of
the designation OF the place Of reeistra-
tion. October 9Th. 10th. tith. 18th. t3th.
18th. and Of the polling place for the cleo.
tiop to he held November 7th. 1915. In each
Of the election districts In said county as
follows.
The sun., 1916-10-12

's....s''.ss' s!V''OV
PROPERTi--SAme to came. due a.
per nond dttys, same ......,.. . sS, 900
GERMAN Pa, ~. " q, IS = b0th 81. lgS
W. Oct ll-Arthur preacher to Solomon
} London .6i " non 81, due and In,
a. per bond. pr mtg $1,000; atty. VIM
uAuser, 100 william ct .......... 50, zoo
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seventh Assembly District.
Eighth Assembly District.


Ed imca,l'h Occupied r-
l-@e Henry .Orlc,
.- ru,HS'h e''''''r' Barber
I-Hsster. Ess"N and Norfolk Sta XXI,
entrance ON Norfolk st....... y -
b-Hestcr Essex and Norfolk cts, ccn,re
eyit on Essen 81. 4, So
S-lsI Broom- a., wsst entrance. y. 9 I.0
7-lS7 Broonc st.. east entrancp. : i.0
S-Cor, Grand and Ludlow cts, w.sf 81
trance or Grand st ..-........p : 'r7
S-Hestor Orchard and Ludlow SITS ext
io-H~stfr orchard and Ludlow SITS. eytf
3 on Orchard ~ .,,........P. &
tl-FnrsNih 81, bet CHnal snd Hast.r sts
north entrance on Forsyth ST : IA
it--Fldridg" So, bet Canal and Hester sts
south entrance on Eldriife 81. +. : g.
IS-cor, R'vinrton ana Forsyth Its sA'. q
on FORSYTH st,.r,..,..,.. ...p ) 90
i<-l60 thrNsti" a, bo.s "u'run i :. 2
lt-C"r Ni,tnston and ElG~.dge -, ,Nt
is-Cor. Defiance 0nd Ludlow st.. scout h
sausses - LsdIsv st........F. q lsl
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Third Assembly District.

p D. Location. Occup,.d AZ
Cor. Mulberry and Bayard ats. nortN
entrance on Mulberry st.......P : 20
f-Cor Mulberry and Bsysrd ST.. Bnyart
fh''HH'' ss.sss at.ss. ...s.P =. ~
$50 Mott ct. boys entrsnc. ....P 8 los
50 Mott st, Girls entrance.,.P :. l0s
~ NOV 81 ...... Grocer
The Washington times., 1916-01-18
WOULD GIVE SCHOOL
BOARD MORE POWER
East Washington Citizens Associ-
alton Urges Taking Rights
From Commissioners.

Resolutions urging that the powers Of
the Board OF Education be increased,
and that the authority over school af-
fairs now divided with the Commis
siOncrs be centered in the board. were
adoTted at meeting of the East
Washington Citizens Association at 3l4
Pennsylvania avenue southeast. last
night.
DR.. Charles NJ. Emmons. president OF
the association, said that II the Com
missioners are TO be given the power
to appoint teachers the District heads
themselves should be elected by the vote
or the people.
Parents and guardians. he said, are
entitled TO exercise, and should exercise
u close supervision over school matters.
on motion of DR.. .Emmons the associa-
ton went on record as favOring the re-
advertising for bids for a site for the
new Eastern High School. To endcaVor
to obtain at private sale the sit" be-
tween Seventeenth and Nineteenth and
East Capitol and A streets northeast.
following the rejection OF the COndem-
nation proceedings, Dr.. Emmons said,
The Washington times., 1916-01-18
CHI[D'S TONGUE
BECOMES COATED
# CONST|PATED
If cross, bilious, sick, feverish,
or full of cold take
no chances.
"California Syrup of Figs"
can't harm tender stomach,
liver, bowels.

Children love this fruit laxative,
and nothing else cleanses the tender
stomach. liver and bowels so nicely
A child simply will not stop PLAYING
10 empty the bowels. and the result is.
they become tightly clogged with waste,
liver gets sluggish. stomach sours. then
your little one becomes cross. halI-sick.
feverish. don't eat. sleep or act natu
rally. breath Is had. system full ol
cold. has sore throat, stomach-ache o.
diarrhoca Listen. Mother! See II
tongue Is coated. then give TEASPOON
Tul of "California Syrup of FIGS. anu
in few hours all the constipated
waste sour bile and undigcsted food
vases out of the system. and you have
q we'll playful child again.
Millions OF mothers give "California
Syrup of Figs because it Is perfectly
harmless: children love it, and it never
fails to act on the stomach. liver and
bowels.
Ask your druggist for a 50-cent bottle
of "California Syrup of Figs" which
has full directions for babies. children
of all ages and for grown-ups plainly
printed OH the bottle. Beware of couu-
terfcits sold here. Get the genuine,
made by california Fig Syrup Com
pany." Refuse any other kind with
, contempt.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1916-01-18

That morning lameness, those
sharp twinges when bending over,
and that dull, all-day backache, are
enough reason to suspect kidney
trouble. Get right after the cause.
Help the kidneys.
Kidney weakness is about the
most common ailment in America.
We work too hard, we worry, we
eat too much Especially meat,
we drink strong drinks and we
neglect our outdoor exercise, rest
and sleep.
This sort of a life fills the blood
with poisonous wastes and the kid
neys weaken from the overwork
of purifying heavy blood.
Of course, such habits must be
given up if the sufferer wants to be
rid of kidney trouble for good.
But the kidneys need outside
The Washington times., 1916-01-18
DR.. Osler on tuberculosis

Sir William OsIer, Regius Professor
OF Medicine at oxford says in his
"Practice of Medicine" (1S92J, on page
40: "The healing of pulmonary
tuberculosis is shown ciinicaIIy by the
recovery of patients in whose sputu
elastic tissue and .bRciIIi have been
found. In the Sranuiation products
and associated pneumonia q scar It's
sue is form Il. while the smaller case
Gus areas become imPrcERated with
lime salts. 10 such conditions alone
should the term healing be applied"
The success OF Eckman's Alternative
in tuberculosis may be due partly II
ils content ot a lime salt in such com
hination With other valuable ingrr-
dientS as to be easily assimilatcd.
1t is worth trial, unless oth"r
- atment already is succeeding. We
make no promises concerning it any
more than do reputable physicians
with their prescriptions. but since =.
contains no opiates narcotics, -.
habit forming drugs. II is safe.
sold by 0Donnelrs Drug stores.
E"kman Laboratory. philadelphia.
The Washington times., 1916-01-18
WASHINGTONPROOF

John f. Luskey, city fireman,
4l6 Seyenth ST., says; Il suffered
for long time from annoying ir-
regularities of my kidneys, and at
times my back was so weak that
it was all | could do to attend to
my duties. 1t hurt and panied me
to do any bending and sudden
movement of any kind brought on
sharp, shooting twinges across my
kidneys. Doan'S Kidney Pills rid
me Of the trouble,
The Washington times., 1916-01-18
Thin Folks Who Would
Increase Weight
SIMPLE DIRECTIONS EASY TO
FOLLOW.

Thin men and womon-that big
hearty, filing dinner you at" last night.
What became oil all the Iat-produciIG
l.Ourisnment it contained? You haven't
gained in weight one ounce. That food
passed from your body like unDurncd
coal through an open CRATE. The ma
tcrlai was there. but Your food doesn't
work and stick and the plain truth ls
you hardly Get enough nourishmens
of cooking. This Is tru" If thin folks
the v orlG over. Your nutTitiVe organs,
your functions OF assimilation are sadly
oct Of gear and need reconstruction.
II every way you've tried to put on
weight has failed try these simple d.
rcCtions cut out everything but the
meals you are eatiI-g now ard eat with
every one of those a single SarGol tab
let In two wceks note !uur weight,
mixing with your food its purpose is
10 help the digestive organs turn the
fats, sugars and StarChes OIL what yon
have eaten, into rich, ripe Eat producing
nourishmrnt for the tissues and blood
prenarn /: in an easily assimilated form
which the blood can readily accept. n
great deal OF this nourishment now
pGsSes from thin peoples bodies as
waste. Sargol - designed to stop the
waste and make tine fat producing con-
tents OF the Yer! same meals you are
of healthy flesh between your skin
and bones. SarEOl is non-injurious.
pleasant, efficient and inexpensive.
James O'DOnnelrs Drug Stores and
ether leading druggists are authorized
to sell II in large LoXes-fOrty tablets
to a Dackage-On guarantee of weight
increase or money baCk.-Advt.