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ssco,ooo APARTMENT BARTER.

Arnold. By.nc a Baumanu have sold
for Robert Ferguson Il Sons to Patrick
KEENAN, the southwest corner Of Broad
way and lS0th street. a six story ele-
,s,or apartment house known as the
Ravenwood. containing seven stores and
.orty-tour apartments. on a plot 'front.'
,ng III feet on Broadway and l49 feet
On ls0th street. The sellers erected the
tuiid.rg. which is fully rented. In ex-
change Mr.. Herman gives 114-I6 West
Eehty-seyen;h street, southeast corne
Of Amsterdam avenue. W hvc story
spartnent houses having thirty apart
menis and fronting 1858 OF Amsterdam
avenue and go on Eighty-seventh
street. This property adjoins the Park
Presbyterian Church. The exchange in
vowed more than $500. 0Oo.
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scLanz ct al. foreclosure OF mtg; attys,
Noier 4 V -.
LoRilI.ARp Ir.AcE, : "a. 1876 n = Sd
nv. aiNlNO-,.eorse T. clifford agt Bar.
net Masor It al. foreclosure ~ mtg
atty T. Hall
10Th ST, : =. 81 y g Tiehout Az, % 2
MID T-Maihildc Louisa AlbrcCht acf
Kovacs ,onst 60 ct al. foreclosure Of
mtg atty, II cracauer.
ROBRlNS AZ. ja?--Pasqualc Santlni sgt
lula cullen. action to compel specific
performance. ~ contract, atty, NJ J sui.
liyan.
TlT:BOrT Az, " r.. 3@%3 y 1874 ST. Isl
\nG-Chas Rrusic ct al agt Vera V
S,hramm, foreclosure" OF mtg atty. T. Il
Ecklev
MnSHolT PARK WAY " $, ,3..l n 203d
~, Si7X7l t-Enoch " Moon ct al art
Elise Levy ct al. foreclosure Of mtg
atty, u Godson
Park Az, " =. 100 18th At, 40 3yi00-
Bronx savings Bank agt Marion G.
Sc~hnackenhcrg ct al foreclosure OF
mtg; atty, ID II simpson.
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$4,000 FOR EIGHT INCH SILVER.

After Daniel L. Morse purchased the
I've story building at ~ Walker street
4 sior, time ago he discovered that eight
inches OF land stood between him and a
clear title TO his new possession. SO he
bought Yesterday from Charles II.
Young. counsel IL ttustee Of the estate
Q. George BELL. the silver for $500
through the Charles +. Noyes Company.
TIE property is to I've remodeiled from
plans by James :. Maher. The store
AID basement have just been leased by
Frederick Southack 4 Alwyn Ball, Jr..
10 S,eiz!e a Simon for i've years at
Si.je0 per n
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TO DISCUSS MORTAGE LOANS.

Financial interests concerned with the
mortgage lending phase OF the real es-
tate market are to meet in conference
called by the advisory council In the
Chamber of Commerce to-day AZ 3 p. NJ.
TO consider the merits OF a bill to lift
the faint Of usury from second mortgage
charges. 4 public hearing will follow
At Albany on March 20.
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HOMES IN THE r

for the estate OF Mary T.. Cole 142 East
S!xty-second street. a three story house,
to William korn.
]. Il English has leased 10 Mrs. Ncttie
and =. a. Walton the five story dwelling
at % West Fifty-second street, for a
term.
Porter & Co. have leased for George
u. Nicholas 10 Ella Young the three
story brownstone dwelling al 2lS West
l22d street.
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TALL LOFT FOR ssrH STREET.
As1oinins LORD 4 Taylor's struc-
tsre. Will Cost 100000.

ilahs have been filed by Paul r.
rnn en' architect for o h 8. Weatherley,
Tor a twelve story freproof show room
and light ma manufacturing building on tho
SCUM side of Thirty-ninth street, 25S
,eet west OF Fifth avenue and adjoining
i"rd q Taylor's. II will have a front.
Z OF ~ feet n a depth Of $50 feet
snu ,he cost has been estimated at
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NEW REALTY Conrom >T,o>>.

\lBANN, March % the following
,rulty companies "cr" Incorporated to
day:
haitian, capital. S3lI,uoo; directors, Law
rrmco mlth Butter, Dev'reuN Emmct
Barrnt tTUcrts.
The Muni,iptl Trading company. cap
,,al. So o,0 directors rh"nts TuNncN,
InLn n carr and charles Y Eos,
The M Grrrnc t'r'"' Corporation, Man
haitian: anita klt 400. directors Law
renee Smlth Rltl'r, prNcr'uN Fmmct and
B,renl l"n,r'S
The Itulo- American Investing rompauV,
lur, Maintains ,spt'Hl Slu,ouo dire,
tors. Fmtln ~sohimrntl, Pl"'" Ron"no.o and
PcItilio ticN
m. Hrilnin Real Estate Compan,. Man.
haitian. rapital. 81 600 I're,tor,, Frederic
\, |,iIh,rt. Morris r"illugrr and James l.
Banks, Jr
The Barnum secur,'i.. Corporation. Man
haitian, capital, xI,roo, directors. cyril J
curran, William Il. salisbury and Win.
throp u, kellogg,
The Rockiand Development Corporation,
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LIS ID M.
ManhAttau.

AUDUBON Az. n q cor i7:d At. s<sss5,
AuJubo av. cor i73d At. lO0xss~
Thos ] Morrow agt Herbstons Realty
Corp ct al. foreclosure OF two m,gcs.
at,ys. Pressingcr a y.
MONROE ST. e7O-Catharinc u wills AIT
sigmund Leinhardt ct al, foreclosure OF
mtg: attys. Dewitt, l. Dew.
10TH ST, soe : Simon r Well, trus. ast
Isaac Corsun ct vi, foreclosure OF mtg
at,ys, Ge,ier, RS H.
lSisT ST, n =. $50 ", Amsterdam av. 80
xs9. ll-John Schroeder agt 6o7 W i6ls,
st co ct VI. action to determine owner.
ship; attys, Potter & G..
2sTH ST. ?:i W--Tcnemcnt House Dept
Of tenement house laws: atty. l. Hardy.
LOT 3So, map Of Van Nest Park, ?tth
WsSd-0soFOe Hsussr est George
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taxes. Sc, ,is,. prior mtg SO. 400

taxes sc, Ns' prior mtg ':s,ooo 20
tr"'ri1n 'RRpoor>IyT psAi sT.TIIg
EXCHANGE
~ W J. McPhil.iamy & GO.
WEST ST. II 9 Az j., l20Nl00, West St,
II " , I'D 81, ::5Nio"N irree sd IT,
u : iut"rs"ction : " : 20th aN, lopN
200 e Dist st y irrcg sd It, n " s..
intersection : g = 18Th dv. io0\loa and
Sd 81, u e =, Intersection n " = i"'h ~,
6tUXl0O Young Women christian A.
soc. alton Of Brooklyn aE' Shenandoah
Realty 60 1t al sold in nv" parcels ="
James N Bovsrd for ,..,...... S-iN1O
Ry y Shutc'.
CUAtNCEY 81, y . Intersection II " =
Evergreen az, .oNl0o-Jaroh \ Lying
Stur agt MAJ loscc ct a.. to p!t'ntlu
foi ..... ..... ...... s.. ion
LEFFEHTS ST, ; 81 " Rogers av, .oy
TO- 6-AlWina . Spices agt Joseph II
suearrnan ct al: action No /, 20 plain
i!d inf ....-. ..... .t.. s''""
y, James !. Rromle'
MACON IT. n : eGh = StuNN"sant av
>4NlOn-Ioscph Huber agt Frances NJ
rte It a.. 20 Louis" Seilc for S@j over
my of Si.n0n
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Lieut.. @ N. Baum, from the Connect!cur
TO guantanamo station.
Ensign II. q. Leighton, from the Ts'ia-
hasse" 20 Pensacola acronRutic station.
Ensign J u. Chadwick. from the Kan
sas to the Virginia.
Surgeon =. + Ely. from tn. South pa
ko'a TO Puget Sound yard,
surgeon Il. l. Wright. from Portsmouth,
yard to the Delaware.
surgeon + NJ Furlong. from the Con.
nccticut 10 Por,smouth yard.
Assistant Surgeon l. II. Williams, NJ II
c, from Naval Hospital to Norfolk yard.
Assistant Surgeon \. Il Bennett, ". Il
.. resignation accepted.
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WAREHOCsE FOR EMpIRE 40.

,son the south side OF sixtieth street.
nso.1 feet east Of Broadway. a six story
STORE loft building will be erected
Tor the Cooper Realty Company, Asher
.,o'A.nsn president. II will be a fire.
prooI building with a frontage Of 90
~, ahd a depth OF 1905 feet. Sommer-
ield X Steckler are the architerts and
have estimated the cost at 100000
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Witt PLAINS BUSINESS DEAL.

~ nm. l'r'nr" & Ripley have sold to
,"'ald ~ Hufuagei. jcweller at Mount
,,rrh'' aud White Plains. property on
"alh .'-'''. White Plains, adjoining
~ W lr.l. Bank. Mr.. Hufnagcl will
,'i q building for his White Plains
tls ne.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
HoraceS .Ely&Co
REAL ESTATE
Fl Liberty St. 4S9 Fifth Az.
U AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings ~Nrstcrdn, ~ Nam
haitian. The HrOnN aud HrookI>u.

lat - Ni.SEN sTHEErl
nv Henry Brad,
CANAL. II, 5-d. , " e. WashInpIo
-0NbO. I sly bldg \ L Wood az VIII.
lam uuadr aud ano; duo. si0.n-r A
taxes, 81, f2li -, to rl,intln for si5.Ooo
by Joseph y Day
i,SNl0oll, : ST. DIV Il iirsph and
aho, 'rus, agt i q Wagner ct a. duo.
$751; sG, taxes, 81, Si>3H5. 10 the Iar
vcrs Mortgage co u party In mtcr"s,.
leoTu ST. ea7 W n :. ,aS.I " * Xxx"
l61NloO II, 2 sy dWlg II W King Art
same; due, R.Ngy;n taxes, Sc. sa.3 -:
to the sam" buyer for ...,....!. .T.iOo
lat 39os THIRD ANENUEl
Ry los' ph T., bay.
5i2Ni'S, . siy nn' Samurl Rumucr
agt American l"tuJ 'rrlIi corn ct al:
due, t6.3hi. -. tIN"-, a., $50. 30 prInr
mtg &io,ho", " r'reicrirk Brown
TYNpAII Az. sOsl. ~ . as f, .sIs, 81,
27.6Npi. . sly fran" house q smith.
trus, agt Gcorg" Mccormack IT al. duo,
sS,7?o 90 tsN"s, a., $40 -; To Janc Dsv-
ny Henry Brady
CLINTON Az. isi3. " :, 1919 n i6eth Of,
?sloNiSs?;, sly nst.s G Powell aGt
Emma pilberser ~ o.; due, VtsNsS
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100000 STORE n

Buchanan 4 Fox, architects for the
Morgenthau Realty Company. have nied
pGans Tor a one story store on the south.
west corner Of 81. Nicholas avenue and
isist street. II will have a frontage of
ioS feet on the enu by 100 feet on
the street and the cost has been est.
mated at $50. 900. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-24
MAYOR AT BOARDS NEW HOME.

The formal opening Of the Real Estate
Board Of New York's new home In the
Aston House Building. Ell Broadway.
will be held to-day at a luncheon ut
which addresses Will he delivered by
Mayo Mitchell and other city officials.
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

Saturday for Liverpool. will take mali,
closing at $40 4. NJ: for Europe Except
nBeTmans' A.rsT!a' rlGsary' LaSsTsus..
Norway. Sweden and Denmark, Africa,
West Asia and the East Indies.
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IDEAL BUNGALOW

Five rooms. bath, combination gas and
electric MIXTURES, hardwood trim, up-to-
dat" In ever. detail. large plot overlooking
ocean. . minutes to water. boa ting, fish-
ing, bathing. great bargain for $3.50; re.
spons!ble party can take possession FOR
$50 cash and pay on balance sis monthly
only 20 minutes from city. c. HUGHES.
3ty r. lsth ~.
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BUYING ~ THE BRON \.

cNLLEiE MISUNDERSTANDING Bros.
have sold to an investor 1923 College
s,enlo. 4 three story dewll'ng, on lot
:2XH9, between lG1th and l6Sth
Streets
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MASSACHUSETTS, REAL ESTATE.

GENTLEMEN'S ESTATES. B.rkshlre
HIS. Washington, Mass ) miles from
ptttsnrld handsome stone and wood rest
lrnce, IL rooms. ! baths servants lodg,, .
rooms. bath fNrmcr' cottage, ? rooms. |
bath; ganxc. stable. ic" house III acres IN
ali. residence Ii handsomely furnished,
nrice $50 600, all furnishings and equip.
men, included circular on request, I. T.
MALLORY. SIS Main 1T, Springfield, Mass.
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Army end Navy Ordera.

WASHINGTON. March ?3.-Thtse army
orders were issued:
First Lieut.. ]. A. Galiogiy. Coas. Ar
ti.lery. to Hawaiian Department,
First Lieut.. J. w. Hart. Medical Re-
serve Corps. TO Washington barracks, vice
Major g. y, Buck. Medical Corps. relieved.
Major l.. \. Fleming. cavalry. TO Firth
Cavalry,
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

.eD ST |? and ~ -Turte'taub & Wolf.
oyity agt Max Fix. owner, Fisk I.ieber.
man, contractor ,.''rs.s, .......,e <J
MURRAY ST. 6N-Cl"ment u Rrun .rt
Rector. ch~urchwardcns. kc. of French
church du 81 Esprit In the city NJ y Y.
owner and contractor .......y30a2 oS
Attn ST. l20 W--Cohen 4 Rupert, Inc.
AT Estat" Of Donald Mitchell. owner
Alexander Mitchell. eSr. contractor. q 10
SAME PRoPERTY-ssme sgt same sl5
BPonx.
FREEMAN ST, 9s<-Aax Damsek Art
Emma A MRyhsw. owner; Samuel ~
Charles carucci. c%eatPsctors 80, Si0i
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NO>kERS House DEAL,

,lh'l'. $. Burke has sold for Chris
= = hhtst to II client the three
SUI house and plot. 50x100. at IS
YY"s,man avenue. Lincoln Park. South
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REAL ESTATE fOR sALE-aUEENs.
OVERLOOKING THE SOUND

Modern home OF 10 rooms and : baths.
omen freplaces. hardwood. spacious
porches. hot water heat, sewer, water, gas
and slsctricity; 3 minutes to restricted
bathing beach. dock, etc: deep water an
choraxe: +, blocks to station $1,000 cash.
bala n e can he Arranged. 10 STEPHEN
SON ga W 2tth 81.
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OGDEN AVENUE FLAT PLANS.

The Avoca Realty Company vii, erect
a nve story apartment house at tho
,ortnwest corner OF Ogden avenue and
i.oth street. ~65.2x100. from plans nv
Neville q Basse at a cost Of S7o,o 900.
stephen Bali 10 president Of the building
company. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-24
.srm ST. THEATRE SYNDICATE.

brandon lyman, James Is. iiackett
and George e Tyler are members az a
syndicate which has an option to 'eas"
las TO "a West ~Forty-ciGhth street a.
a site for a theatre.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-24

nav. several acreage propositions on
Long Island Investors or sperulators can
buy at prices Nrry unusua. RI. az r.i
for further Information CharI.s p pvnd
lil R~ruadwdy. Now York.
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Overlooking the Ocean

Wei buil' bungalow Of . rooms and hath
Wa eeffrltitH, water, etc.. privilege Of
me- bathing beach, 90 minutes from ,i,y
Plentiful train service. $500 ash. balance
r.sy payments. OCEAN, box lts sun
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises 3 .52, sun sets. d III Mon ises,S 90
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy ut "a An n T., AN AN
Low WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy NIX 1 . oo, Is, An An
Arriveo-THuRsDAy, March 20. ,
a. Snlied states. . A. NJ. ChrisiAnsanA
ds 81 ssnnkl Msru. 3 =. NJ. "Wednesday. Len.
IS Manchuria. $50 A. NJ London. March u.
March l. " T. NJ wednesday,, HAVE.
IS Lennon. . Il. NJ Wednesday. usvr.
e. s Anl.ais Sas : ~ Marse,,c,; M.chs.
S. "CI nmsncS ~ = NJ. London, March
March 3. W. "anens"s'
= r@olarinc. li:5 A. NJ. MaI,no. March 4.
5, RossIa. +. n &eincsd dsn'G %.r rsS
$. keeo, s:n p. NJ. "Wednesday. rl,mev.,,
Is Gar.oyIc, 80 a. NJ, Als,cr.. M.rcha
"a c kIi1naln,s,,au,a 4 n. %Tr,mdad. Msru6i y
s, N suionna. az liz n. S"resdos' M.lsh g
Shaparra 80 a. NJ, saglA, March il.
Mao, ,cnrse ha~iey, / A M, MAansas..
5: Ser.'yr. siS p. NJ. Wednesday. Nu.,,s...
March Ii. FT0ssSeos
March 10. os1sSSo.
IS Huron. II 10 p NJ. Jack .onv,I,. N.~~
g Sr.oie, New Orleans. March is
g. e. oeedcnte. Galveston March 70.
March Is. va ~~
ss jamestown. Norfolk. March e.
ARRIVED FROM NEW yApr
IS Samland. 1t Falmouth.
IS Asunc1on de LArrinasa. NJ Leith
20 Northern. At La Pallcr.
g Base Terre. At Bordcaur
20 Antonio Lopez. At Cadiz,
ss Mo Blanca, ~ Rio JAncir>.
SAILED FoR NEW YORK
% Mexico. from Havana.
20 canadian, from 81 Thomsa.
b Colon. from Cristobai ,
ss PARMA from Demerars. r
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ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Mnnhattaa,

UNIVERSITY RI. chester W cu,hiii
to Celia Ro.enblum. $50 Fox st atty..
HorSits Z =. 81 PARK Ro...:....u
60. admr. to Title Guar 4 T CO. iss
7oFH sr,ui,iw w.:t End at' isVG
smith: atty. T g Co.. i7s Broad,
,oTH ST, .. isi " West End al. isW
ioe.5-wiilard r Smith to chas L Jones.
ss.y' IT co, l,s b.ay. ::ts.occ
q: Incarnation to n Y Title In: CO
i..TH 81. Si..s w-Emanu.l Gl,uSer to
is%h 81 Holdins CO; IS Nassau 81;
,s:p 81. ID E-sydnsy Gub.n TO Good.
man Edsis..in. ~? e 1880 st. atty;
ROOSEVELT ST. s--Martha Aaron e; al
to sA!runino Comoiio: ies waveriey pl:
Ax ss'fi Tnss M1eI ~. as sc si:ssdi' st.
.na Fsr.isn &,..ios.rs soss+,y Vc OF X.
az. i Ls~ysr. n Mor,s 3 G. 20 y III Iihs.:;s,y;
rSlyERslTYi PLACE .i.c.i,. Ro..nS SiSTS
,.:!h 4.': :.s x!bs u st,H trust Tss g
e ssu: : !. & e s .s.n 81. H": .;;s. 4 + c.; Co. i ,:S
SANE rR;opERrY..ihi,ip Rhin.l.na.i 20: 81
is5rH ST. iss. w-:Hiph.us T Buiisley.
sttys. Bowsrs 4 =. e Cedar It Iii 90
s7TH 1T. ifs w-Frederiek " Marks
to Frederick C Noble. ss1 President II.
Bklyn: atty. ]. T co. $50 Bway 800
CHERRY 81. 23i. and other property
Eugene l. richards. supt OF Banks of
state y Y. TO Abraham l. kass. c;s
South 9Th ~. Bkly~: attya. Phillips. NJ
4 W. 81 Chambers a. .............0
Bsenl.
GOrTHEIL. LEON. TO ,1tie Guarantee 4
Iruet 60 ?cc
WYE MTG co to Maria $
ueiser $4,000
LEHMAN, SIGMCND. JR. et al. ex. to
Tito Guarantee 4 Trust co .... $50. 900
BCST. JAMES, to Albert De Silver. ,Sy.330
BANKS. DAVID. TO i.uoetts h Make.
K6EHLER. anna Il. TO Pauiin. weiss.
neT $500"
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tSouth OF Fourteenth st)
WASHINGTON ST. 81. " q. 50 . Morris
4 TO oscar un.,. 2ss W seth ct. Mar
SOUTH ST, 3ot. n 3, 2ox7s.s-wm 4 Hue.
tace to Realty Associates. is? Rsmssn
j: s!!sar . p Co. ,ss ip% way :.:...' s sfss
CROsBr ST. "a. IS, ii2.s-n Broome st,
AllSi0O-Josephine {. Walters ct al
TO Lawyers MTG Co, 30 Liberty 1t. b and
=. Dec 10: atty. l. T 4 T Co. leo Broad
4rm sr. n $. ii. Bow.ry. aa.so.iSr
irre9..-ssdie opler TO David. weinstein.
sts W !?d ct. Ia part, b and O.. Mar. 20;
attys. Epstein. W 4 e. 81 Chambers
WEST w.AsMiNoroN PL,iso..... 'Is
y 9Th ay. isx7i.-Edw A French 70 Petk
s,,y; ny tn. In. e, 1875 ESsy::::N
Marie coryell and snc. heirs. &C. Misrs
Coryell. TO Iisette, Aug I 9 r
NYc. 3 e Jan 20. 1909: atty. Geo 6
'p AZ. IN NJ cor lin 3. go ~; sss,
a. :iys " n Ia 3; l.; p.,'. Z .Gf Z etSM.sm,s.sSs: -;
street yJVV
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TRANSACTIONS


with ma me and address Of lender and
attorney. II attorneys name In omitted
sduress party Of first part.)
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Court IL tpprnis 'ni.udir.

AIRNNN. March "a" ,..r .t ,..
c]a,cnd'g i"t tu-u,uiroa DE-. ~.
&, $50
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SAILED FOR NEW N

IS MEXICO, from Havana.
2 from * ThomAe,
% Colon. from Cristobai.
ss PARMA from DemerArs.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-09-13
WEST DENlSON ITEMS
+ i. -: 49, < T. f.

All the school buildings in Denison
township have been painted and re.
paired in good shape for another years
use.
Mr. and Mrs Ed Kolls and Mrs.
Aug Kahl were Dcnison visitors Sat
urday.
The new teachers in this vicinity
are Miss Kelly, No. Z. Denison; Miss
Walch. No. 1. Paradise, and Mr.. Blies-
man, No. 1, Hanover .'
Miss Mary Brown began the fall
term of school near Vail last Monday
Miss Nellie Pollock left Monday for
Phoenix, Ariz, to take up her work as
supervisor of primary grades in the
schools Of that city. "
Alta Schafer, Mabel Houlihan, Jas.
Hughes, Otto and Herbert Moeller
and Morelle Houlihan took up their
work in the Denison high school last
Tuesday. sl.E.@
Mrs. John Pollock and family, of
Harrington, Neb., autoed to Denison
last Tuesday for a visit with relatives
and friends.
Miss Myrtle Mcmahon, of Manila,
spent few days last week in the NJ !.
Houlihan home.
4 Mrs. Chris Peterson visited her sis
ter, Mrs. Ed Schramm, Wednesday.
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Water is FIeas' Waterloo.

1t takes no more hifalutin' remedy
than common water to destroy the
happy homes and breeding places of
fleas which have become pest in
dwellings, and other buildings, accord
ing to the entomologists at Ames.
rleas breed exclusively in soil that
is almost dry, such as is found under
floors of buildings without cellars, I'M
der pOrches, in the loose soil Of out
buildings without floors and in the soil
in the cracks of old buildings. .a"'5
Keep such places wet by free use
of the hose and it will destroy it as a
flea breeding place. IF dogs or cats
are kept, clean out their quarters once
a week, sprinkle the animals and bed
ding with pyrethrum powder and the
ground with water.
Use hot soapsuds to destroy the lar
vac in the floor cracks or kerosene
emulsion, kerosene, 2 gal; hard soap,
u h., and water, l gal. If the floors
are tight it is best to fumigate with
carbon disulfide. Place it in shallow
pans two or three feet above the floor
and allow it to evaporate. One pound
to 500 Gu. it. is sufficient. Stuff all
room cracks with wet paper and allow
evaporation for three or four hours.
Take care not to bring a light of any
sort near the building until the fumes
have disappeared. 1t should not be
used if thunder storm threatens, es-
pecially if electric wires run into the
building.
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SUN VS. STARS AND STRIPES.

| The New York Journal of Commerce
calls attention to the fact that there
was a notable increase in the value of
shipments made under the United
States flag, June, 1916, over June, 1915.
Permit us to call attention to the fact
that since the seamen's law, passed
by the last democratic congress, swept
American ships from the Pacific wa.
tiers. Japan is cleaning a large amount
OF that freight business. In 1916 we
exported to Japan $75,00,000 worth of
goods, but she carried out $4,000, 900
worth of our exports. We imported
from Japan during that year $l4S,00O,
600 worth of her merchandise, but she
brought $177,000,000 worth of freight
to US. She was picking up the trade
we had lost along the way. In 1913
we exported $5S,0OO,0OO worth of
peace products to Japan and she took
away from our ports $27,000,0O0 worth
in her own vessels. We imorted from
her $92,000,O00 worth of her productsj
and she brought to us in her vessels
law and the seamen's law workings
$5S,000,000 worth. With the free trade
hand in hand, it looks as if Japan had
us coming and going, doesn't it Tos
day Japan controls one-half of the ton.
mage of the western ocean.
A great many foreign ships are ''un.
der the United States flag" today for
the same reason that an American in
Mexico wears British or German
fiag-"we're neutral" 1t is better to
be safe than be sorry. But those ships
have no intention of remain
ing under our flag after the war is over
not under present conditions.
Japan is substituting her lines, and
she now has several running to both
coasts of South America. The demo
cratic scheme is to invest $5O,O0O,0o
of the peoples money in ships to be
by deserving democrats" sc
lected by Son-in-law McAdoo, operat.
ed with that dispatch with which the
democrats pass appropriation bills,
kept with that neatness to be obsery.
ed in our tilth-sattered national cap.
tol, and the accounts balanced with
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3 scHLESWlG ITEMS.
, 4 + 4 + + + + + i. + I. i. + + +

FIJI, Mrs. Mike Petersen was hostess to
THE Larkin club on Wednesday and all
present enjoyed themselves very
much.
The M. G. r. club were entertained
at the home of Mrs. Mable Book Fri.
day afternoon. '> -.,s...,-'' ~ 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Freeman, Aug.
E. Schultz jr.. and Henry Jahde were
in Dunlap Sunday. GGIay q"i"&
Henry Moeller and John Pump Of
Denison were callers at the formers
brother-in-law, Elmer Watson, Satur-
day.
DR.. Hugo Selander was in Sioux
City the last of the week, making the
trip in his auto.
Mr.. John Ehlers and son, Ed, went
to Omaha on Tuesday, where Ed will
attend Boyle's Business College the
coming year.
A little daughter arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Mahlstedt
on Wednesday,, September 9th. Con-
gratulations.
After a pleasant visit in the Henry
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Use CereaIs-Cheaper Meals

Cereals, the most common form of
farm products, occupy an important
place in the list of the American foods
because of their low cost and high
food value. Figures collected recently
In large institution shows that Ger.
Gals. although costing only II per cent
of the total outlay of the institution,
supplied 40 per cent of the total food
value" says Miss ;Neale, S., Knowles,
home economic expert of the extension
department at Iowa State college.
NJ Cereals should form q large part of
the daily diet of the home, maintains
Miss Knowles, because of their com
naratiVely low cost. .',,,. ''''' nv