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El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-24
HUGHES JOB HOPELESS
SAYS VANCE MCCORMICK

Chicago, Aug 23-Vance &. NC
Cormick, chairman of the Democratic
national committee committee, con-
ferred today with Senator Thomas J.
Walsh, manager of western head.
quarters, and a number OF national
committeeman and western state
chairmen from whom he received in
formation regarding the progress OF
the campaign. National Committee
man Joseph Martin and State Chair
man Otto Labudde, of Wisconsin, told
Chairman Mccormick they believed
their state would be in the Demo
cratic column this fall.
Chairman Mccormick said today:
"Mr. Hughes has undertaken an
impossible task when he tried to har-
monte the standpat Republican lead.
ers with the Progressives 1t is like
trying to mix oil with water. I'm
.agine the difficulty encountered when
one attempts to satisfy the Progress
fsives on one hand and placate stand.
pat leaders like Smoot, Crane and
r1--sa.- - . 4nww
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-24
cARRANZA ORGANIZES
NEW MILITARY ZONE

Mexico City, Aug. 23.-General Car
rama has organized a new military
zone compromising the Isthmus of
Tehauntepec and placed General Luis
Gutierrez in command with instruc.
tions to insure the safety of trains
on the isthmus.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-24
The Party OF Sheep?

Frank A. Hubbell, ex-boss of Bernalillo county, who
visited schools 400 days in the year at so much per;
who was kicked out Of power higher than Gilroy's kite
by the toe of the public boot in his community; who is
now threatening dire vengeance if he is not nominated
for se~nator-Frank A. Hubbell is a great sheep-grower.
is THE CONVENTION OF H REPUBLICAN
PARTY OF THE GREAT STATE OF NEW MEXICO
COMPOSED OF FRANK HUBBELL'S Sheep
Is the Republican party Of New Mexico going to
reach down at command and pull this ex-county boss,
this peanut politician, up out Of the oblivion and political
disgrace to which the honest citizens Of Bernalillo
county consigned him, and nominate him for the HIGH
AND INDUSTRIOUS OFFICE OF UNITED STATES
SENATOR FROM NEW MEXICO-to go to Washing
ton to represent this commonwealth before the worldY
If SO, we solemnly warn it:
THE REPUBLICAN RING CANNOT JAM THIS
MAN AND HIS RECORD DOWN THE THRQATS
OF THE DECENT AND SELF RESPECTING
VOTERS OF NEW MEXICO.
IT rs SIGNING THE POLITICAL DEATH
WARRANT OF THE WHOLE TICKET WHEN IT
NOMINATES HIM.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-24
The Day in Congress

Re-passed army appropriation bill,
Resumed debate on revenue bill.
House
Not in session; meets Friday.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-24
SCHOOL1VISITOR CONFIDENT THAT HE
WILL HAVE loo VOTES AT FIRST SHOT

Elimination Of Larrazolo Proves Delicate Pre-
Convention Task; State Chairman Who Tried
Inside Reform Calls Convention to Order, Folds
Tent Like Arab and Silently Steals Away;
Uncle Tom Goes Down Aisle With Arm
Around Dear Friend Francisco; Lid May Come
Off Tonight
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-24

There is no better citizen" he
declared, 'than Octaviano I1arrazolO.
There are no better men alive than
Thomas B. Catron and Charlie Spiess
(continued on page threel.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-24

Unofficial reports from France say
that to Field Marshal Won Mackensen
has been given the task of defending
the Somme front against the French
and British attacks. A Paris state
ment asserted that to this mainstay
of German tactics, next to Won Hin
denburg, has been assigned the su.
preme command on the whole west
front with the exception Of the YER
dun region, where the German crown
prince remains in charge. With
Mackensen there have also been
shifted to the west front, to act i'm
mediately under his orders, Generals
Won Arnim and Won Gallwitz, his
%lieutenants in the 1915 drive into
Russia and in the subsequent Ser
Wan campaign. General o Gallwitz
is said to have been placed in COM
mand of the lines in the Champagne
and in the ArgOnne.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-24

Fall Praises Everybody
Senator Fall drew his first applause
by a reference to A~mericanism. He de-
clared that any candidate who went
before the people Of New Mexico
seeking votes on racial lines, would
lose and deserved to lose.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-24

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El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-08-24

CONTINUED on page fOuF.)
New-York tribune., 1916-01-12
Four Parcels at 32d Street
Corner, Assessed at
$4,000, Sold.
INVESTOR GETS LOFT
HELD AT 1925, 900
Structure Nine Story Building
at Fourth Avenue and
2Sth Street.

Four parcels at the southeast corner
Of Madison av. and c2d st. were sold
yesterday by Albert B Ashforth, Inc.
They were disposed Of, according to
/ the brokers. 10 a client OF Fraser e.
Spicr, represented by Lawrence Nc
| Guire, to Walter u. Hall. The parcel,
are appraised by the city at $4,000.
Two of the properties are four story
dwelling houses. at TAT and 1A9 Madi-
son av. Title TO the former stands in
the name Of X. V. Cockroft. II Is on
lot 249x100 feet, and Is assessed at
sss 600. Title 10 li9 stands in the name
Of W. J.. Sutphin. II is on a lot Of the
same size and assessed at Sll2, 900. The
other two parcels are two story busi
ness buildings at % and 80 Fast 32d st.,
each on lot 20Xgs9 feet. Title to the
former stands in the name OF Mr..
Sutphin. and il is assessed at $4,000.
while title TO the latter stands in the
name OF Mr.. Cockroft and is assessed
at tho same amount.
The combined plot covers an area OF
approximately 10000 square feet. It
will likely be improved In the near
future with a big commercial building.
Tho Hall-Berwin Corporation has sold
for Samuel A. ilcrzog to a client OF
william l.. Levy, attorney, for invest
mcnt. the nine story freproof lott
building at 81 ana 30 Fast 18th St, on
plot l.sx9Sg feet, adjoining the north
west corner Of Fourth ay. The building
! ig fully rented and will be operated by
/ tho -Berwin Corporation. lt was
held at s225.000.
/ Mr.. ITerzoc obtained the 2Sth st.
l building last May in an exchange with
John =. Nclcher for tho six story loft
building at % and 27 West 32d st. The
/ latter parcel Mr. lIerzog had taken a
month before in part payment for the
apartment house he erected Al ll6 East
G3G 50. and sold 20 Mrs. Jennie 4. stat
/ ford
other sales follow:
AMSTERDAM AV. Kcmpe & Co.
/ have sold for Robert s. Streep no Am
sterdam nv; five story fathouse, with
/ stores, on lot 25xe2 feet, between 97th
and 9Sth SITS.
117TI ST william II. Archibald
/ has soid for George Nunsterman the
4 five story hathouse l53 West ll1th ST.,
/ on lot 2jXiOO11 feet, adjoining the
northeast corner Of Seventh av.
/ BATHGATE AN.-Kurz E. Uren and
/ +. A. Polak sold for Simon Myers 1850
and l752 Bathgate ay., near l14th ST., a
F five story new law hathousc, on plot 5Ox
+ 40 feet. 20 an investor.
MANHATTAN AV. The New York
| Medical College and Hospital for
+ Women has bought from the Patrick
/ estate the five story hathouse at the
northeast corner Of Manhattan av. and
/ lOlst ST.. 2110xlC0 feet, adjoining the
college property.
/ FULTON Az. James r. Barry has
sold two story building, on the east
side Of Fulton ay., about 43 feet south
Of 10th 50.
New-York tribune., 1916-01-12
Loft Space Leased
on East and West Sides

He'll & Stern have leased lofts az IL
10 80 West 2sth s. to Harry Brous and
Jessica Waist Company; AZ ia and J ~
Fast 18th st. 10 Livingston Co; at "a
and 26 West 30th 81. TO Louis Spiegel
and at II East 3lst ST. to Morris W.
Hsft.
a. A. Hsgeman has leased lofts at
500 Sixth av 10 John Benfatto and the
French Feather and Novelty Hat Com
paay; az lO2 and 104 West 38th st. to
Chic Embroidery Company; at 63l
Sixth Az. 10 Herman Weinthrop; at
$50 Sixth av. TO Robbins & King, and
at 64t Sixth av. TO Johu~Clark.
The Cross & Brown Company has
leased 5000 feet Of space in l7s to lo3
Wooster ST. 10 the Composition Novelty
Companv; space in AZ and 40 Maiden
Lane 10 Moriz Mass; loft in 90l Broad
way 10 the Columbia Comb Company,
Inc: floor at a73 Broadway to Samuel
Jaffe: space at 800 Broadway to Man
uel Jeffrey & Co and TO Hyman Jan
sen: portion Of the third floor in 1888
Broadway to Joseph burst, Inc; space
i'm 20 East 42d St to Brander & Curry
and Frederick l.. Hunt; space IN 80
Fifth av. TO Leo Bayer, and a loft TO
Goldstein Sons Company, Inc.
William A. White & Sons nave leased
10 the Tenney Press. for ten years,
space in the Fnck Building now in
course of construction at 3l8 to 92d
West 39th ST.
Arthur E. Wood leased for term Of
years TO ]. II. Kraft the store, 2l9 West
l25th st.. for a restaurant
Shaw e. Co. have leased the first loft
AT sos East 1l7th ST. to VI. Rabinowitz.
Carstcin & Linnekln leased the sew
enth floor in 8 10 IL East 34th ST. to the
United States Lace Curtain Mills; at
800 Fifth av., Offices 10 Hensel & Col
laday Company, Inc; Nelson & Lands
berg and Greenbaum & Ross, Inc; at
347 Fifth av., Offices TO William X.
Blumenthal, United States Coal Tar
Product Company. Inc, Thomas }.
Keon. Birmingham & Prosser' Inc;
David K. Shapiro and A. NJ. Swead
Company. Inc: space at 456 Fourth
av 10 Paul c. Shafer and Theatre
Vending Machine Company, and the
third floor az : and East goth ST. TO
Sander & Samuel Kaufman.
Ogden & Clarkson Corporation
leased the second loft at West 2sth
81. 10 Jasper & Derman.
Pease & Gilman leased space in Z
10 IL West 45th ST. to Altman
Szalkai, manufacturers OF embroid-
cries, and the store at l66 west 3oth
81. 10 Max Reisberg.
Malcolm +. Smith & Co. leased the
store and mezZanine floor at q last
49th 81. 10 f. & T.. RiXon.
Real Estate Management Company
leased additional space IN 263O Broad
way 20 Samuel Rosenberg.
The u. Zuckerman Company leased
the tenth floor in 80 and 81 West 2lst
81. 20 the Leading Dress Company;
tenth floor in 80 70 81 East Both 81. 70
the Princess Shirtwaist Manufacturing
Company, and the fifteenth floor IN "
TO l03 Madison av. TO the Sterling
Cloak and Suit Company.
The Brett & Good Company leased
the store az l01 West 57th ST. TO n
Nuremberg for term of years
Peter II. Reilly & Bro. Company.
dealers in wall papers, have leased for
a term Of years the store and base
ment in 243 20 247 West i7th ST. VI.
& l.. Hess were the brokers.
New-York tribune., 1916-01-12
Ra01T IN ARMORY
CALLED OFF BY
COLONEL BATES
oaodee Starts West When
't His Battle with Welsh
Is Postponed
By IGoE

"a. Welsh and Johnny Dundee
~. ho1st the list Regiment Arm
''.' -orrov night The bout which
" s.,n the subject Of so much com
- ,..rsen Governor Whitman on
r'i' "a, e. Tred Wcnck, Of the boxing
',' 49, So on the other. and genial
-I..s''f Harvey in the middle Of
80, .'.--,,s'strom, was officially called OIL
: S-o,srel ". C.. Bates, OF the reGi-
I Yesterday afternoon.
- - that when the contradictory
bsd Been sifted and the powers
W., nm. In full possession Of the
~ .. 's.,1cerning armory boxing, the
- Welsh bout, as well as others,
- he held st Bis regiment. The
- I. 3 stanch supporter OF box
" - .be state srmorles.
1. = ..,orrt o. the embarrassment OF
y. ..;.Ys.ion the colonel was guarded
remsrks. lie said:
.,-,,-r ~ 10 the conflicting stories and
.,snors ! have decided that II would
- proper thing 20 postpone the
.:...Weish match. Personally, l
- IN IL sud ] eXpect 20 see the
-. ,.vs- lirh-weichts perform in our
.,sr when the official skies, clear.
!. .s, learned later that those IN
-. q boxing IN the big STATE houses
~, .si-g shes5 with their plans, al
~ -, On g much less pretentious
..,@aan a. first planned.
~ Werck. chairman Of the State
,.',.. Commission, is still Of the
..i..- that the srmory bouts will be
.i.-,.-srcei when the situation IS
~ before the Governor in a true
:, When informed OF the post
,..-snt he was not surprised, and
~, boxing commission has gone
,scori IS fsvor.ng clean boxing IN
4, s--or.es. Every kind Of athletic
.is-tion is permitted in these struct-
'-,.,6 boxing Be- possibly more manly
~ ~ most Of them. i -ne guardsmon
a,-sslves do not want the bouts
-. Il is I'd 20 them to eliminate
IL. All that the commission has done
:. issue licenses 20 the regiments
... ave sought permits. The list
,,-rent Athletic Association has
sled with an the laws and rules,
r. .se commission had no alternative
ID. 70 issue a license 20 conduct box
!, 0f course. 81 ever I am ordered
y ts Governor or his secretary TO
...ib,. any particular shows, ] will
m OF Instructions 70 the letter,
his commission Is not IN command
4 M National Guard, nor in charge
Z ~ state armories. L is always
4 ,,sy matter for commanding off,
ret1 regiment 20 call q halt should
d ,u,eriors not want boxing
,.,iee did not let the grass grow
-;tr his feet. As soon as he heard
.r here vas no chance o. his meet
?. Welsh he hoped aboard train
\ 1r.ea West. where he has tiistic
fragment 20 ILL.,
T.l.h viii continue training, as he
% box Eddie McAndrews. IN Phila-
-A;s. on Monday, at the Olympia.
Although the boxing commission still
u ropes Of overcoming the prejudice
G i.lting bouts 20 the armories, there
strong feeling that the calling of
@e Dunice-W elsh match means the
s,g o. al. attempts 70 hold bouts
sz,sn Professionals in regiment
a.slsrters.
New-York tribune., 1916-01-12
baltimore Player Leads
WAY on PinehurSt Links
Marshall Whitlatch Makes
Best Gross Score for Two
Days Play-Stewart
Also Stars.
fBy Telegraph to The Tribune J

Pinehurst, y. c., Jan. 11.-Marshall
Whitlatch, Of the Baltimore Country
Club, leads the advertising golfers IN
gross scores at the end OF the second
day Of the handicap tournament; lie
went over the course to-day IN 81, ana
his total gross for two days is 10.
The Class A men who are next 70
him in total gross scores are r: 1. Man.
son. of birmingham; j. J. Hazen, or
Oakland, and Grsntland Rice, OF Engie-
wood. Lorenzo Daniels and d; NJ.
Stewart made the best net ROUNDS IN
Glass A. each with II.
". Il. Lasher, Of Brooklawn. with 9A'
made the best gross score IN Clsss b'
andR. c. Hoyt, with SO -10-SS, the best
net, In Class c the winner Of the DAY 5
best gross score prize was II. ); Frost:
OF Glen Ridge, with %. {. IL. Auit' OIL
stoke Pogis, returned the best net card
81 l4-Si. u
Among the women players Mrs. +. b;
RYAN did a nine-hole gross IN 90 ahG
won prize and Mrs. Clarence cone
took the net score honors with 62-lo
New-York tribune., 1916-01-12
QUICK WORK MARKS
THE WRESTLING BOUTS
Lurich Pins Irsa to Mat in
Thirty.nine Seconds.

The crowd that went 70 the Manhat-
tan Opera House last night TO witness
the series Of bouts in the interna-
tional wrestling tournament actually
got home shortly afte, 10 o'clock. or
could have, for all the bouts were fin
ishcd few minutes after that hour.
10 has been the iuvariable custom for
the wrestlers 10 work until midnight,
at least. before thev finished their
work. and then the finish matches usu-
ally ended in draws.
But last night was different, and
the finish" bout was the shortest OF
the night. Not only that. It WAS prob
ably the shortest match between prom
inent wrestlers ever seen. George Lur-
ich, the Russian. pinned the shoulders
Of Anton lrss, Of Austria. 70 the mat
in lust thirty-nine seconds with a
double arm lock.
Zurich. who used to be worlds cham
pion 81 GrSco-Roman style, has been
resting up for week or ten days with
the EXPRESSED intention of going after
tho best men i'm the tournament IN one,
two. three order lie and lrsa had
hardly come out on the mat last night
and started 10 spar for an opening
when Zurich secured an arm lock on
Irsa's left arm and jcrked the Austrian
oil his feet and fat on his back Be
fore the audience realized what mad
happened George Bothner had blown
his whistle, signifying that the bout
was over.
trsa appeared bewi'dered and did not
awake TO the situation until Lurich
had shaken his hand and clapped HIM
on the back in friendly fashion. Irsa
had gone against the best man in the
tourney without having his shoulders
pinned and Lurich's lightning victory
was a sensation
The Masked Marvel" had no better
luck with Peter Zelesnow. the human
spring" than any Of the others who
have tried 70 uncoil the Russian IRON
his self-toe holds, and the bout was
declared a draw at the end Of the
tyyentv-minute period.
New-York tribune., 1916-01-12
BATTLING LEVINSkY
BEATS TON COWLER

Boston. Jan. 11.-Battling Levinsky,
OF New YORK. outpointed Tom Cowler,
of England, in a twelye-round fight
here tonight.
After a battle which stirred the fans
from the first tap of the gong. Charley
White. the veteran referee, raised the
New York mans right glove IN token
OF victory, while many cheered and
others booed in derision. II u true
that Levnsky made p rafting nnlsh
an d at the end was at least the freshcr
OF the two, but IN the early rounds or
the battle he took terrific beating and
was almost knocked out.
New-York tribune., 1916-01-12
HOUSE BOUGHT FOR GIFT
George G. Smith to Turn Over Dwelling
To Daughter.

George c. Smith. of Street & Smith,
publishers, is tho purchaser Of the
three story and basement dwelling at
l1S East 10th st.. sold recently by
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. for the es-
tate Of Virginia Zabriskie. Mr.. Smith
plans 70 extensively alter the house
and will present il TO his daughter.
Charles Steele, the banker, is the
purchaser Of the lot, lsxl00.5 feet, at
107 East 6lst ST., sold recently by Will.
lam 3. May e. Co. and II. f. Zittel for
Frances Muldoon and others. Mr.
Steele plans to build house for his
own occupancy.
Lawrence c. Stix is tho buyer OF the
four story dwelling at 10 West SSth
ST.. the sale Of which by the estate Of
Anna NJ. Tookcr was reported on De-
ccmber II.
Charles w. Ward is the purchaser
from the Bowery Savings Bank Of the
two three story buildings. 37.5xG011
feet, at 140-l4l West ST., near Vesey
st.. sold recently. The bank took back
mortgage for 100000.
New-York tribune., 1916-01-12
srRRuGATE.S NOTICES

~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John l.. C)halsn, a Surrogate
of the County Of New York NOTICE /,
hereby given 90 all persons having claim.
against Abram Alexander Smith. late q
inc county of New York. deceased. to
Dr. sent tho same with vouchers thereof %
the subscribers. - their place Of transact
ing business al the Office u David Bennett
King. 40. l6J Broadway. Ia The city OF
New York, on or before tho S0th day 4
dated New York. the 2sth day OF De-
cember 1915.
" SCHUYLER SMITH
SUE J.. SMITH
H. ALEXANDER SMITH
Executors
DAVID BENNETT KING.
Attorney for Executors.
1853 BroadH<y. New YORK City.
JELTSCH. ELLA GRAVES MOSES. FOR
merry ELLA G. MOSES.--In pursuance
or an order Il Hon. John + Cohalan. a
Surrogate of the County OK New York. no.
tice Is hereby given 90 all persons having
claims against Ella Graves Noses Jeltsch,
Of New York. deceased. 20 present the
same. with vouchers therefor. 20 the sub
scriber az hls place Of transacting busi-
ness. AZ the ONCE VI his attorneys. Mrssrs
Reed Gwlnn * Demins. 80. Nassau
street Borough OF Manhattan. sew YORK
city. on or before tie -Yth day of May
1916.
HANS T. JELTSCH
Administr WIKI Wiii AuurVed.
REED GWlNN s. tMlNC. Attorneys
Borough " Manhattan, Sew York ...I.
New-York tribune., 1916-01-12
tiles.

championships pugdom those that take in
the heavyweight n the lightweight titles
be further from settlement
will lightweight championship fought
holder should be compelled TO fight defend his
bust
ng his title until forced into championship
And will be abnomaly powerful
Willard hss
challenge himself but
around Not that Mr. Willard
any uperman project offered that
less than recnhs OF wonder to go
against the besto Of heavyweight
Fs both Mclaughlin and Johnston VIII
again tennis championship There very little -
hoodt thste ell will e
There one activity baseball will curb this We
shall no more lightly from league back 70
light
New-York tribune., 1916-01-12

Ills has been q week Of one di5ap-
k-.uent after another in hstlaha'
'T cane the illness Of Phil Bloom,
", compelled the Broadway sport
GCi1b % call off last nights sched-
- bout between the sneezlng Bloom
e.. Johnny Dundee.
following closely upon this came tne
r;osnesmnt that Johnny Harvey had
..'sd hi. good right wing and tn%aI
hsosld not be able 20 keep his llttiee
u with Leach Cross, fighter ana
s7'' o. dentistry, at the Manhattan
.k,e. This means that the promlsed
SEEMING Of the Manhattan A. c. Will
.::stsrred until the night OF January
y The club sent d medic running
;.s skel.er when II learned that
'rt trusty right had clipped q cog
u last day Of training. That
.a-.d gentleman said that Harvey
"a; not be able e fight before Jam
a7 ls, 50 the club agreed TO a post
N,s-ent.
Ten came the sad blow 70 Charley
sl1.y's hopes. Colonel Bates, of the
Regiment suddenly decided that II
'.a be the proper thing to postpone
= Nslsh-Dundee bout Il was sort
,t"NAIT TILL THE CLOUDS ROLL
~ CHARLEY, WAIT TILL THE
;NVDS ROLL BY" edict. and Charles
H'pos bis Western bad mans nous
20: lmustache) -(mustash) between
80 me white teeth and tried 70 look
= anle Ike a laughing hyena as pos
..s It was q bitter pill for Harvey
."allow, because he would have been
',Hsn rval Of his old side-kick. James
q Johnston, Of Madison Square Gar
~ had the srmory doors been thrown
2si 70 the fight Tublic.
Alowiched in between all these dis
5'eihtments was the icy blast direct
: i,9,Tard Fred Wenck's pet schemes
Y lis associates on the Boxing Com
'.''.Hon. l.'s.on. Fred wanted to give referees
,..'ions try-out- The other commits.
r..eis said nay, nay. Thereupor
'''S suggested that the boxers in
New-York tribune., 1916-01-12
&. Nichs Begin with Victory i'm Hockey
Boxing Bouts
for the Week

WEDNESDAY.
Manhattan Athletic Club-leaeh Cross and
Johnny HaNey Harry Cattle snd marb
Crc.s (ro,,ponsd to IAnuaD iel.
THUBSDAN
SEVENTY .rnt Regiment Athletic Club-Fredds
welsh and Jchnry Oundee tpo.tpcned In.
dennltsNl.
FRIDAY.
Harlow Sporting club-ssm meVO and lin
Iohn,cn.
SATURDAY..
Broadway sportirs club-Jsek Tolsnc ard Sci.
dler Brr,feld.
falrmoni 4. c.--Jsok R.ed and Tommy
rouhty. Ausls Raincr and Ice MoCsul-y.
Harry pcnshue and willie Sehsefcr.
Cicrmcnt a. c. Brookyn)-lsach Cross and
walter mohr walter Nelson and Able Freid-
msr.
New-York tribune., 1916-01-12
ANOTHER THEATRE
FOR BAY RIDGE
Building to Cost 100000 To Be
Erected In Fifth Avenue.

The Bay Ridge Theatre Corporation
IS TO erect another vaudeville theatre
costing 100000. in the Bay Ridge, sec
tion of Brooklyn. II will be built on
Fifth av., near 55th st Plains for tne
structure are being prepared by koo-
ort Rasmussen.
The corporation. II is said. plans %
build a chain of theatres. The next
building Is TO be located somewhere
between Bay Ridge and Conoy Island
in one Of the rapidly growing sections
along the new subway route, ana a
fourth will be built in either the East
ern district or Brown sville section.
New-York tribune., 1916-01-12
WAR DROPS MONTREAL
FROM GRAND CIRCUIT

Cleveland Jan. 11.--On account Of
the war Montreal has dropped out of
the Grand Circuit. it was learned to-
dav at the annual meeting OF the circuit
stcyards here. The two weeks usually
qliotted Montreal were split up be-
tweeu Cleveland and Columbus by the
schedule committee. j. was announced
.hat war conditions made it inadyisable
70 hold a meeting i'm the Canadian city.
New-York tribune., 1916-01-12
Queens Property Resold.

The Rutland & Whiting Company Las
sold for II. Fredericks and others the
property on the southwestcrly corner
OF Gates and Fairyicw avs, queens
1Oxl0O feet. This and the property re-
Gently acquired from Elmira NJ. Reeves,
G.. Y. Mathews and Frederick Hons
field has been resold. and the property
will be improved in the near future by
the new purchasers.