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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-11
F|aSheS

NSHEVlLlE n C-Fite and waste
htcaten the timber supply Of the
souih Henry y Graves. chief forester
OF the United States. declared today IN
an address before the Southern Fotcs
Try congte,, which began a four days
session here
WASHlNGrON-th Omaha grain
exchange has asked the interstate com
mctcc commission IN difcr, the Rock
Island railroad 10 adjust rates IN grain
from that city tn points IN IeyaS ok
lahuma Arkansas and New Mexico
WASHINGTON - The admn,s,ta
tons Slp7 OnnD revenue bill passed
b, the house Monday went 10 the sen
ate today The house vote was li0 10
iin ihitt, iout republican, and 1--we
progte,u,s' voting With the democrats
lot thc'hil
LONDON g Lloyd. announce, thai,
the steamer Kara ha, been abandoned
by her crew aitet striking a min, The
vessel was Of l.iS ton, gross
KANSAS CITY-The annual meet,
ing " stakeholder, and directors ni
the Kansas City. Mesioo a Orient
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-11
MS&9Ss!Aeessts%s

II puEHB AGENT"
Empress.
Life In the slums is we'll Illustrated
the genuine idea IN the production thal
young girls Of modern society who ma
CINE they ARE rcformers are entirely IN
aware Of the pitfalls, Is well executed
IN Susan Rocks the Boat Triangle
Fine Arts-Grifnth production, at the
Empress today and Wednesday Dor
othy -Gish has the leading role, sup,
and FJsncis Ford complete the bill IN
Peg q the Ring" Bessie Bhrri.calc
comes Thursday in Not Ny Slater
Belle Isle.
Swimming inc diving exhibitions by
Anna Morecror are feature Attractions
at Belle Isle every night this week Mlss
Morecroft Is a noted swimmer ana aver
Folly.
The Ginger Crib ARE NOR" than m4'
irt good at the Folly this week me
box office declares that the show II u
winner Margaret Lille, ~ sync6phlrh
singer. is said TO be the best IN h,r
class ever IN Oklahoma CITY, Gcorg" VI
Hall. principal comedian. In Il good lol
for Miss lllllc The chorus Work u
good. Entire change Thursday.
Liberty.
Big crowds have Visited the Liberty
since SUNDAY attracted by the. N1ul"
l4Ia talent on the bill which concludes
~ engagement Wednesday night Head
line honofs 40 to York and King. n man
and woman who give a contagious hort
of comedy. Their hurlcsque on Break
the News TO Mother" their rendition Of
the blues" and other songs II ~.
knockout" other acts. Taylor STU How
ard. sidewalk patter' pixie southern
company. chnrs Ter songs: Romano Mel
tIu. R.glr NunN.VN uXhn Introduce an
Hf fashioned cake walk. n SuiiH ana
CLARK. songs and chatter Florence
Hvr'nrr IN the screen IN Elusive lisa
Lyric.
T.uEoIand Revolution" IS n much
u ,. sod frutuf. at the Lyric. Much
new and original dancing II ~introd uccd.
The plny " u clever satire on the Mrh-
rnn situation. The leading character
Hebrew. " about to be elected presi-
dent when n. IN informed that presi-
dents seldom live more than three weeks
The comedy then arising reaches n cli'
max. There are four other acts, In
Guiding novelty. music. singing. comedy
and dancing
colSord Airdoms.
A. Colcurd Airiomc the screen nov
offers q first run World Film fentur,
photoplHy every evening Well known
camera stars appear. Plenty 81 good
nusi,
nasstls.
Henry ~ Walthall In The Woman
Uater:" Mary Fuller In her latest ri.
umph. "H~hind the Veil" and the ~
unl comedies mHtk nm attractive pro
gram TODAY NJ the Majestic Tomorrow
Francis y nushmHn and Beverly hayn'
will be screened IN - Man aud III
Soul "
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-11
Majestic.

Henry ~ waIthall in The Woman
Hater:" Mary Fuller in her latest TIT.
umrh. "U~hind N, Veil" and the uS-
unl comedies mntk nm attractive pro-
gram TODAY 1T The Majestic Tomorrow
Francis y nushmnn and Beverly haync
will be screened IN - Man ~ His
g.4.I be-
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Special News of BlOuses
at 1926

Just a little clearance. We have gone through the $495 and $3.50
varieties and picked some Of the prettest styles and reduced them to
$295. Lovely crepes de chine Trey are, in flesh and white, the seasons
most popular colors. We can assure you Of most remarkable values.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-11
Suits at 1898

BOYS wool suits with two pair
Of pants 4 wide assortment Of
color, and materials They are
tailored splendidly
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-11

Al Colcufd Airdomc the screen now
offers q first run World Film feature
p%hotopluy every evening Well known
camera stars appear. Plenty of good
iuusi,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-11
This Sale for Boys

We are e~nlarging the boys shop
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-11
Boys Rompers

PcrCalc. soiscitc and madras.
Shirts also AZ the same prices.
SOC Styles at 5se.
7Se Styles at $50.
500 Styles at 7sc.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-11

These lacgs should inspire your thrfhdeH buyjng thoughts Aside from beng new new
they are as stylish as the crrency Of the commonwealth. Does my one recall tM
time, if eyer when the possession of money was pnsylri? And by nat token we w az
not recall that women were ever umcspon9Vc to beautiful laes at underprces! W.
have prepared for an EVENT An odfasho"d and brisk disposal of laee'l
Oriental and Chantny FlouncnRs $12j and $l7j qualities white and cream
to p inches wide, in a variety of exquisite designs Also few silk anover lacesn whit
and black. SO inches wide. 75c 3D.
Embroidery PeticOat FounGnRs, 3jc qualities at 25c yard. Excellent Narsook, i
inches wide. EyIet and French designs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-11

Offers amazing values! We explained it Sunday.
and removing it to the Fourth Floor.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-11

Swimming and diving exhibitions by
Anna Morecror are feature attractions
at Belle Isle every night this week Miss
'Morecroft is a noted swimmer and diver
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-11

We keep the silk petticoat stool
hat true of the variety of styles, but
We wish especially TO direct your a
"Fitrite" made with bands u
coats in c%olors, %florals and stripes, I
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-11
Suits at $3.65

Palm Beach and kool klo'h N
smart Noriolks and pinch backs;
gray blue and other color, % 10
is Two pair OF pants.
The sun., 1916-08-29

A. q. Gumaer OF 2:s East Thirty-second
street. brooklyn. just returned from New
boro and Iideau. Canada, says that any
number of black bass. three POUNDS III
weight. have been taken by anglers OF late.
On the l,ideau lakes many ducks are
The sun., 1916-08-29
RUSH on FOR CITY HOMES.

Moore. Schultz & Co. have leased the
following dwellings For Senator Simp-
son. 46S West l+4th street, to Frank
Baldwin. also for Senator Simpson. SO
West l42d street. 70 A. buchanan for
Mary O'Brien. 473 West l4lst street, to
Arthur II. Nylen; for the estate OF Sadie
d. Howe. ESQ West l5Oth street. To j l..
Post for Thomas d.. Mcbride, IA West
l44th street. to NJ. NJ. Davis. and for the
estate OF Lambert $. Quackenbush. asa
West l&5th street. to A. lie Dior
The Duross Company has leased thre"
story dwellings for Catherine McCror-
ken. at 203 Yves, Twenty-first street. 20
Mrs. Hattie Smith. at 2o5 Yves, Tween.
ty-ilrst street to Bernard Jackson
for william q. lIowenstine. at l63
West Thirteenth street. TO Alice
c.. Hyatt for Mary a. Balfour. at
Az West Twenty-fourth street. to Lucy
Bloom at COZ West Thirteenth street, TO
Charles Kopsteln: at 2+3 West Nine-
teenth street. to Albert Jackson. and AT
l4l West Fifteenth street. to T.. A. Nc
Samara.
Louis Becker Company has leased for
Joseph r. lsmay OF Elizabeth. y. j., the
four story American basement dwelling
at SOL West l6lst street. TO charles
Todtmann Of Boston. who will occupy II.
IL. Flanagan a sun nave ''h''' WV
four story dwelling at ~ West seventy
sixth street, for seven years, for Mrs,
paula Wolfsohn to Mrs. Louise II. Fitz-
patrick.
Shaw & Co. have leased for Edward
Goldschmidt the three story and base
ment dwelling at 90 East 18TH street to
Henry Riddle.
Louis Schrag has leased for John
Yard the dwelling at $40 Lexington ave-
nue. TO Or. Carl pfster for a term OF
wears,
The sun., 1916-08-29
BURDENS SELL
5TH AVE. DWELLING
$1,000. 900 Home and Site at
92d street Corner Sold by
I. Townsend Burden Heirs.
GARRICK THEATRE SALE
Old show House in 35th st. in
a Dcal-Builders Buy
Uptown BlOckfront.

TIE l. Townsend Burden dwelling at
N,nety.second street. valued Mt $1,000
900. was sold yesterday by the Burden
estate heirs. who received 1t by the will
Of Mrs. Burden. who died early this year.
The Burden house Is n Of the fine
dwellings Of upper Fifth avenue. besides
being one OF the pioneer mansions OF
xha, is often referred to as the Car
necle Hill section Of Fifth avenue The
late |. Townsend Burden built the house
stou, ten years ago. AT that time the
BURDENS lived at ) East Tw~enty-sixth
street. The house Is five stories high
and fronts As feet on Fifth MI and
100 feet on Ninety-secOnd street. Ii
was built from plans by Horace Trum-
bauer.
The interior was finished by Ailard e,
&c, French decorators. who were
brought here from France to do the
work. Back of the dwelling is a yard
IS feet wide on Fifth avenue and 100
fee, deep, which MIR. Burden bought &c
preserve the architectural atmosphere
OF his dwelling. This yard Is to be
made over into a tennis court by tho
new owner. who is a client Of Douglas
l.. Gilman & Co.. who have sold re.
Gently several fine dwellings and resi-.
dence sites in hat section. The brokers
said yesterday that the new owner re.
fused 20 ave his name divulged. Tho
Burdens have not occupied the house FOL
some time. Its last Tenant was Clar'
ence II. Mackay. Mrs. Burden wa,
staying az the Carlton House when she
- ,... D.l vN- ln1 r-,.S
Is mex, 20 the 81. 900. 900 residence which
Is being erected for Otto II. Kahn IT tn,
north corner OF Fifth avenue ant
Ninety..rst street.
The sun., 1916-08-29

Joe Laux came into the Haunt on Sun
day with the heaviest weakfsh so far this
season. and incidentally the nsh was 1N
II weighed just 9A pounds. and was one
Of q catch OF I'VE. The other fish were
about 81 pounds apiece.
Frank. Jack Hughes and Joseph vessi. and
their catch was twenty-five weakhsh.. Joe
Sehy said that whila the weakhsh were
not over large. nsvsrthslsss. they were o
ana latD
The sun., 1916-08-29
POLO PLAYER BUYS l.. I. ESTATE

S. A. Warner Baltaszi has sold for
former Governor George w. Baxter Of
tennessee his thirty-one acre estate at
GWe"vale TO Louis E.. Stoddard. the well
Known polo player. The Baxter estate
IS in the centre Of the Meadow Brook
hunting country. Mr.. Stoddard will en-
large and remodel the dwelling and keep
MS stable OF hunters and polo ponies
There, n will live there the greater
par, OF the year. Mr.. Baltazzl has also
sod for the estate OF Alexander Camp.
bell his homestead on the Roslyn road
10 William G. Langley. The property
consists OF eight acres also sold for A.
'~heshire x Sons the twenty-three acres
W woodland on the north side OF the
!eFlcho Turnpike at Westbury to A.
Ludlow Kramer. who IL building and
making extensive improvements on the
tdloitlng property, which he acquired
through the same broker last year.
The sun., 1916-08-29
BUSINESS SPACE LEASED.

william A. White Il Sons. with Nell
son. Lee 4 Green. have leased the Sec
ond moor. containing about 1880 square
feet. in the Finck Building. 3lS-326
West Th!rty-ninth street. to the Chris
tian Alliance Publishing Company. now
at 692 Eighth avenue. The lessee, a
large publisher OF religious books ard
tracts. will use the space for it's
printing plant.
Douglas IL Gilman & Co. have leased
Tor August Heckscher. represented by
Heckscher 4 DE Saulles. a four story
house at 3 West Fifty-sixth street. on a
lot 25x100. to the Misses Newell and
Dudley. now on East Thirty-seventh
street. for business purposes. and have
suoiet the basement store to Joseph
Satinover.
The NJ. Rosenthal Company has leased
the ninth floor, containing 1900
square feet, at 1lA-1l6 Fifth avenue. cor.
ner OF Seventeenth street. for a long
term OF years to the Kni,wear Manufac-
turing Company.
James Is. Regain has leased through
a. y, Giterman TO the Grown Motors
Corporation the front Of the fourth
floor Of 1912 IVES, Forty-second
street. The lessees are distributors Of
the Kissel motor truck.
Louis Schrag has leased the Nth loft
in 80 East Twelfth street to Samuel
Gfosskopf and the first loft In 30 West
Twenty-second street to Rosenberg n
Knoll.
The Brett & ioodc Company has
leased In 8 to Is Murray street the fifth
floor TO the Graham-Chisholm Company.
with the Charles r. Noyes Company :
also the store in 63 West FORTHWITH
street to Arthur u. Sohl. and arcade
space in the new Berkeley Building a. 10
TO 20 West ~Forty-tourth street to .Adolph
&. Loenier.
j. b. English has leased fo- John J.
Radley to +. W. Devoe g. &. r. Raynolds
Company. manufacturers II paints. oils
and varnishes. the six story II base
ment building at SO. 512 and IA West
Twenty-seventh street. The building vii,
be altered by the tenants and used As "A
storage warehouse.
The sun., 1916-08-29
LEASE HOTEL ST. ANDREW.

George II. Corsa has leased for Morris
Sch'nasi the Hotel st. Andrew at the
northwest corner Of broadway and Sew
enty-second street. an eight story. fire.
proof building. on lot IOtxlsO. for a term
~ fifteen years, 70 the Fairfax Hotel
company. composed Of NJ. r. Marshall
and j. Wade Mct;rath Of the Hotel Har.
grave and David ii. Knott and Harry J.
Vietch OF 'he Hotel Earle. who will axe
possession on September l. The hotel is
being redecorated and refurnlshed
and additional bathrooms installed. This
will give the house 23l rooms and AZ
baths.
The sun., 1916-08-29

WEAkelSH Bocg"l- Lunches, including
sV@VsNs sSs' cuidr rHd shrimp S. week.
days. s. sundays. Tor four. Tel sN7 Csrarsr
The sun., 1916-08-29
Of slz.

with name and address Of lender and
attorney. II attorneys name Is omitted
address party of first part)
The sun., 1916-08-29

Ridcsu Lakes Yield Three Pound Bsss

w. L. Kampf OF AZ Wildwood street.
brooklyn, writes from wsilingford, VT.
that the fishing for trout In that region Is
good
The sun., 1916-08-29
ANOTHER HARLEM THEATRE.

Harlem Is to have a new theatre. ac-
cording to plans fled yesterday with tn.
building Department. II will be at 233
235 West l25th street and will cost
S2b0.oO0. The front Of the building.
which will be two stories high, will be
devoted to stores and offices. The build
ing will be 5~Oxi991O feet in size.
Thomas w. Lamb is the architect.
The sun., 1916-08-29
buYs HOME AT MONTCLAIR.

r, NJ. Crawley & Bros, have sold the
Colonial residence on the west side OF
Valley road, opposite the Montclalr Attn
,s'ic club TO Mary C.. Boyer OF New
,ork. The residence contains ten rooms.
'No bathrooms and solarium. There IL
s'so a garage on the premises. The same
brokers' nave sold for Mrs. Boyer the
,,fact on the west side OF Sunset avenue,
verona, having "A frontage Of $40 feet
s"i extending 10 a depth Of about 900
'"e' The purchaser Is +. NJ, SOule. who
'"'eH'ly acquired the ingalls, property,
adjoining,
The sun., 1916-08-29
SALE or GARRICk THEATRE.

Heirs Of Edward Iiarrigan have found
q buyer for the Garrick Theatre prop
sr,y a, SO to 81 West Th,rty-nfth street.
lie is a client OF Edward Margolies. who
plans to make extensive alterations. The
playhouse Is three stories. with "A facade
Of bun brick and terra Gotta. and oc-
cup.es "A plot 75x100. adjoiDing the
icr.heast corner Of Sixth avenue. II
was built about twcnty-seven years ago
hy Philip Smythe and Edward Harri-
Gan. Last May the property was offered
al auction by Joseph L. bay and bid
IN at $4,000. On the city tax rolls
thc valuation Is placed at $4,000.
The sun., 1916-08-29
BUYs LARGE L.. L. CITY PLOT.

Burton Thompson & Co. have sold for
The Mount Anable Corporation Of Little
Falls, ". y. 20 the Rural Estates Com
paNy Of New York city. a plot with 800
feet frontage on Van Dam street. by 80
feet on Anable emu The property
was held at $4,000. II adjoins the
property of the Degnon Terminal and
Improvement Company. The purchaser
VII improve within a few months.
The sun., 1916-08-29
100000 EAST SIDE MOVIE.

Plans were placed on record yesterday
for the large moving picture theatre
which IL to be erected beneath the Man
haitian Bridge on the block bounded By
Division. Market. New Forsythe streets
East Broadway. on property owned
by the city. NJ. Joseph Harrison de-
signed the structure for Friedman bros,
the lessees. According to the architec:
1t will cost 500, 900.
The sun., 1916-08-29
DEAL FOR y. }. LANDMARK.

J"''lh S~'nmmelman has purchased the
o' IA up borenus estate. at the corner
~ h''orn ID and ilenridge for
'p'At 5000. The property will be I'M
Proved wl'h office and Apartment build
"ss - cost approximately 800, 900.
The sun., 1916-08-29
RENTS ST. JAMES ESTATE.

Worthing.on Wh!tehousc has leased
for Devereux Emmett his country estate
known as H.therbrook. at ST. James, L.
T., consisting Of about twenty acres 70
II. ingalls, Kimball for the season.
The Robert +. Farley Organization mas
lea scd the Matsui residence, In the Ridge
view section OF White Plains. to AleNan-
der D!ngwald OF New York city Tor IL
ts mn Of years.
The sun., 1916-08-29

Miss NJ. A. Howe Of :67 Quincy street
Brooklyn, Just returned from a vacation
spent at quincy. ILL.,. reports that grsying
planted in the river flowing near Qulncl
have tbriyed so well that there Is good fsh
Ing for the Western mountain nsh In the IL
linois falkland stream.
The sun., 1916-08-29

The ~ pound. striped. bass caught oy
Charles l.. Fosdick near the haunt recently
has been mounted and now sdorns the wall
in Sehy's fishing station. sehy says there
are some good. siseS Sess prowlinG about
At night. and he Is COINS after them one
Of those nnc night just as sApn as the tide
sets In right.
The sun., 1916-08-29
NEW JERSEY FARM BUYER.

We" 20 L., Duncan IL the one who
"'Hibi from the Backer Construction
,'Mptny the Conrad Huber farm at
~ may I'M, y. J The property COM
" '"s ..o ares and was held at 500, 900.
The sun., 1916-08-29
LES I'ENDEN>.
Manhallnn,

,a,sr ST. 5r7 W--Gau~ge H,user ct nj
ax Mary r Sllngernin, indy ana "x x
e.. al tamended foreclosure OF mort
vagel. atty, = Rrsnd', ". ,oo.,,
~, ---xiO:l irreH-united states ldie
ins 60 ast PAU lLitman ct a. ,'oTH'
,,-TIJ ST.. $50 E-Gottiob Zreb agt
'Jarob FISCHER =; a. t'orcc'osnrs OF
mortgagel; attys, Mieh.!ng ksysGr
,egTU ST, G7 and 90 T. -Thutch"r. NJ
Adams ct al. eNrs. sgt ",'h mel ]:
McCreedy ct nj, trustees Nor"cIosAfs "i
m~ortCaxel; atty. j. II tons,'tk,
The sun., 1916-08-29

NTFENOO> FI>HI>G. 1850 T.. ".
AMERICA .,ayrss h-I'"rs ~ FI,u,r,
The sun., 1916-08-29

from carman's Dock Wreck Lad.
nj PHI Daily except Mon. AMI Fri. AZ
nIlNI Train. sun, 1..j train. Fac 81 80,
... JAY cARMNN.
VIII charter to private parties M3u. or ri.
The sun., 1916-08-29
Rod and Gun Neus

HIGH WATER FOR LOCAL ANGLERS PROM AUGUST 70 TO sEPTEMB
sandy Hook Prince Jamaica Bay Governors wnlcs /.
The sun., 1916-08-29
STATEN ISLAND LOT SALE.

Me.ster Builders have purchased from
John t;e,la;ly seventy lots at South
Beach, Staten Island. on Old Town road.
near Sand lane.
The sun., 1916-08-29

EenHclE l"avss Murray's. Nr"Tk Lead.
Ss~"s's '" every weekday. 5>T tain. sun
d"v ga frs'n F"r" 80. Ntnn.y.
The sun., 1916-08-29
REALTY MAN BUYS BRONX PLOT.

DECATUR AVENCE-Griren. Prince
a Ripley have sold to Louis +. Fish OF
tie 'irm of Fish & Marvin the plot,
5pNl0o, on the east side OF Decatur
acme. between Gun Hill road and
e0e,h street.
The sun., 1916-08-29

SUNDAY. u. \. Mites A>D fICkF.
Rcl lARlc lass nshing. leaves O>boru : dock
"e.'0o.I Sh""rsh.ai Roy, 4. Al. daily.
>NGl kDAN, . T.. ~.
The sun., 1916-08-29
Long nnANCH HOTEL SOLD.

bfN". J.. Kennedy sold at auction last
SATURDAY the Lenox Hotel, IA three story
H'U't1i" At the northwest corner 81
,'e'' venue n Broadway, long
,'ar'h, =, j., 70 John W. Wilson, for
Sl0..0g
The sun., 1916-08-29
AsSlGN MENTS or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

AMSTERDAM AV y . cor 9;th s'--Law-
yers Mig Co to Greenwich savings BANK,
2ts sth av; attys. Bowers 4 :. ~ Cedar
1T .............. .-..... ..... 93j,o 900
AMSTERDAM Az. = e cor g5th st-Rector.
81. 90 tn" church % ths Ascension IA
't;N uf y Y 70 Lawyers MIG Go. SO Lib
"tiy -, at;ys. Bowers IL :, As CEDAR
llsrIi Sr, So. l.; . I'd avyror, ttSScs,'
men: CO to stephen X evl-t at,ys.
Merrill. Il n r. $50 Bwpy. ....,.sl
WEST WASHINGTON PL. sS-Lswyers
title & Trust 90 20 Anna Taylor &
ano. "xrs. $50 Park y. BROOKLYN atty.
|. I TO, 100 Bway.... ........... t.t.o 900
V \. 2li-2is-Be;l. Jar-v W. to julius
Ttshman: stty. y y 7 ~ Mig Co. 1875
BWiv .......... .... 81
srhnee. a. W ll0,h ~: atty. \ Y T a
Mtg GO, 1875
The sun., 1916-08-29

n00lnTI Rass-BaSs. leaves ron.y's
kII\NkkI Dock. Wreck Lead nnilv ~xc.
uUUNUlIl Mon 2 q train SUNDAY. r IS
train Fare H.. u Wilson
The sun., 1916-08-29
SMALL .arm STREET FACTORY.

- t"" story brick factory will be built
-Vd aud 20, West Twenty-hfih
.n,"' ~ IA" Graphic Arts Realty com-
nahy AZ n cast " slG.O00. william r..
ramon IL the architect. II will be
ostAss?.
The sun., 1916-08-29
RROK En- AGE OFFICE CHANGES

Alexander Mcfrert. recently connected
with the firm Of Ewing, Bacon x Henry
Is now associated with Fish 4 Marvin
and has charge Of that hrm's bond and
mortgage department.
The sun., 1916-08-29
500, 900 WEST SIDE FLAT.
Fourteen story Building Planned
for IO5th street site.

It. j. M~cIaughlin's sons will spend
100000 erecting a fourteen story apart
ment house at gao West l05th street. 1t
VIII be T.3x120 feet in size. Gaetan
Ajello is the architect.
The sun., 1916-08-29
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

sgD ST. 3OT-3il E-Spray W~hit"was hine
,r,rtnr 800. MIN. ...... 49,. So
CANAL. ST. 33%5-spray Whit"w L4ling "a
agt " : Cooke ct al. ; j Hiboh 20
18TH ST. loo I-lsador HorowItH ast
Alice 81 Iyn,h, owner Frank u walker,
rnr,r,Ctor renewal. Sc. 20
The sun., 1916-08-29
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
Transfers.

Transfers.
with name and address Of lender and
attorney. II attorneys name Is omitted
address party OF first part)
downtown.
tSouth OF Fourteenth street.)
BEAVER ST. IS. $ $, s7.l W Broad II. runs
ss3s to Market neld x W AJAX n 5s.3 to
Msss :. Sss.ss " broad % =. ees runs s'.v q I; to-
Market field Y w si.7x q sax e al TO
heg.-stock Quotation Telegraph Co to
~ q,esver s. Corpn; atty. VIM II Hurst;
PEARL 81. itc;iis. 4ixioo.5. Water 81.
Macy 4 Co. ii2 Pearl st. Aus. 10: ATTY.
Amer international Corpn. l?o Bway.&l0o
East Side.
EAST Of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and lioth streets.)
Az u. ?s7. $50? F. nth st. ?exss-Fan.
hno - stephen II jackson. iJi W l2lst
st. al liens, Nov rs. 1915; address. los
79D ST. IS, lilo sd av, i7.iisioa.s.jo.
,ephine l. KELLOGG. Pleasantyiiie y y, to
Annette II Colt. 2S3 SO La sale st. Chi
atty, Edw Ii child, 50 wall t.. 81
SANE PRoPERTY-samo to same. mtg
soTH ST. Ii L, n 5, SOS " Park av. COX
s2?-Mllton s Gui,erman and ano, exrs.
70 Sarah X, wife Robert II Nelson. sss
r rark az mtg 1900. Aug 2s' atty. Title
West Side.
west Of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and llOth streets.)
eth ST. si-is W, n a. 2?5 e eth av. 5ox
ss9 tforscios Aug 1-chas c Hoffman.
Aug rs. atty, John II Judge, :si
ssTH ssT. 60 ". 80. la . s,h ay. sisssss.ssoo
r.ii. ~ " ii4th st. mtg $50, 900. Aug 2;
s,a,tka E Daly. g: Nassau t;.... ,i9e
MACY to Centre. Macy a Co Inc. lAg
The sun., 1916-08-29
BOROUGH or BROOKLYN--fOR SALE

pNE-FAMil.N ABUSES, detached. garage,
nine roons. hath. showers, electric lights,
vacuum cleaners. steam, paiquetry, s., $50
$3.50 cash, tlj monthly and Interest,
BUILDERS. 1870 I'm s.. Take West End
subway, Municipal Bldg, to 7Ih ~
watch for sundays Al Of Easy Houss.
keeping Homes uu Crown st. bet, Bedford
4 Rogers Ayes Garage space free
WE AiIrN ASSOCIATES. Ii. ReuIsen st.