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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-27
Fifteen Thousand British Killed and
10000 Wounded, According to Cairo
Dispatch-Th The Arab Chiefs Have
Joined Turks in Campaign.

Berlin, JAN 27.-(By wireess)-The Cologne Volks
zeung publishes dispatch from Cairo stating that the
British in southern Arabia in dangerous position
result of fierce attacks of Arabs and Turks 1t stated
and 10000 wounded
The number of British troops now at Alden is given at
10000. Quoting from the Volks Zeitung the Overseas
agency says "a wounded British major declared that at
the beginning of the the British in possession of
250000 square kiometers of territory in southern and
southwestern Arabia all of which has been lost All Arab
chiefs have joined the Turks and using
fully against the British supplied by them"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-27

Washington. Jan. 3T.-Awaiting con-
nrmation from official sources as a ne
cessary preliminary to any action by
the United States, state department Of
ficials are interested in the report from
London that the Japanese government
has revived all of the demands upon
China included in the famous group
5" of the list of proposals submitted to
the Peking government more than a
year ago for a permanent settlement
Of outstanding issues between Japan
and China,
There Is a conviction in official
circles here that any action at this
time likely to have results toward
must be taken by the United States
practically alone.
With every evidence Of sympathetic
interest by the European entente allies
in the attitude OF opposition which the
United States took when the proposals
on the group 5" originally were sub
mitted, 1t Is believed mono of these pow
ers will be inclined to take issue with
Japan at a moment when they are lean
ing heavily upon their oriental ally, not
only for munitions of war but for mill
tary and naval protection OF their in
terests in the orient.
Means Japanese Domination.
The close study that has been made
in Washington of the proposals en-
bodied in group s" has only confirmed
officials in their original belief that If
accepted in full by China, without pro-
AAr @NI a
lead not only to material and industrial
but even political domination of China
by Japan.
Japanese advisers for the Chinese
government with resulting exclusion of
all other foreign advisers from Pekinh
1t is felt. would place China completely
under the political control of Japan.
While not prepared to make an issue
on that point. however. the state de-
partment is convinced the other pro-
visions OF group 5" finally would
close to American commerce and en-
terprise the open door in China.
1t is gathered from British newspaper
advices that in addition to revising the
demands in group 8" as they stood at
the close of the negotiations in Peking
last January. the Japanese proposals
again include a provision aimed at a
budding American enterprise in Fukiep
province. and a proposal to police all OF
the large Chinese cities with Japanese
In the absence of official advice in a
manner of such Importance. officials
decline to indicate what course will be
followed by the United States govern
ment. Ambassador Guthrie at Toxic
and Minister Reinsch at Peking will be
called upon for complete information
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-27
HEAVY FIGHTING UNDER WAY
ON THE WESTERN FRONT
Moderation in the Weather Is Followed by
Determined Attacks by Germans
at Three Points

Berlin, Jan. 27.-Reports from France and Flanders
favorable turn in the weather has been followed by
active fighting the entire western front The heaviest
fighting has been Neupor north of Ypres and in the
Argonne. German patroling parties brought word that
German artillery had done effective work against the
trenches of the allies Nieuport The British fired
100 shrapne Shells 700 high explosive shells and about
the number of bombs within "a hours. In another
section Neuvle the Germans announced that they
captured three lines of French trenches and held them
against eight counter attacks The Germans claim good
progress south of Arras through the work of and
mines.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-27
DEBATFINSENATF
ON SHIPMENT OF
WAR MUNITIONS

Washington, Jan. s7.-In the SEN
ate today petitions bearing 100000
names protesting against war NUM-
tions shipments were introduced and a
vigorous debate followed. The debate
on the Philippine independence bill was
resumed.
General Leonard Wood today told
the house military affairs committee
that the army should be recruited to
its full strength before the reserve
was enrolled. The army is so short of
officers and men, General Wood de-
claired, that II 1t was ordered to In
wade Mexico at the present time. the
infantry, cavalry and artillery would
take the field at less than half its
strength.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-27
BANK IS Held Up:
ROBBERS ESCAPE
WITH GOOD HAUL

Chicago. Jan. 27.-Four armed rob-
bers entered the Washington Park Ma
tional bank today. threatened the lives
of the cashier, clerks and 20 depositors.
and escaped with between $4,000 and
SIS. 900.
None of the depositors, who were
ordered to stand facing the wall, was
searched. ]. Garland Stahl, manager
of the Boston American league ball
club in 1919, is vice president Of the
bank. The bandits paid special at
tention to him poking two revolvers
within an inch of his face. Officials
of the bank said none OF the rob-
bers appeared moro than 20 years old.
They escaped In an automobile.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-27
LITTLE FIGHTING
NOW |NPROCRESS
IN THE BALKANS

Rome, Jan. 27.-Robert Maverick. one
Of the Americans who was sent, at the
Austrian governments request, to pro-
tect the interests of the Austrian pris-
oners Of war. held by the Serbians, has
returned to Rome after brief visit to
Durazzo. He said there had been lit
tie fighting in Montenegro and AL
bania, the Austrians not making USE
less efforts.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-27
"I'll Prove It by the
Newspaper"

Every day you hear the news
paper referred to as a medium
to settle some dispute.
1t is an authority.
And in its advertising columns,
too, II is Sir Oracle.
They form the public market
place where buyers come and
offer what they have to sell.
There is nothing else quite like
them in this respect.
The advertising in this very
newspaper today Is typical OF
the business life of the COM
munity.
1t is as interesting as it is
authoritative and it is read and
referred to by nearly all the
readers of the newspaper.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-27
MEXICAN BANDITS
KIDNAP SOLDIERS:
RELEASED LATER
Two Privates of the Fourth
Field Artillery Turned
Over to American Author
tiles by Carranza Troops.

Brownsville, Tex. Jan. 27.-Privates
William C. Wheeler and Biggo Ped
erson. of battery d. Fourth field ar
tillery. U. S. A.. kidnapped yesterday
by Mexican bandits and taken south
from the border. We're rescued today
by Carranza soldiers and brought to
Matamoros. crossing the international
bridge into the United States at Il
o'clock. They were turned over to the
American authorities
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-27
AGAINST
CONSCR|PTIONBY
THE LABOR PARTY

Bristol. England. Jan. 27-A resolu-
ton protesting in the name of the
National Labor party against the
adoption OF conscription in any form
was passed today by the labor con-
gress by a vote of 1,7s6.0oo to 21s, 1000.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-27
WILLARD WILL train
At HOT SPRINGS, ARK.

Little Rock. Ark. Jan. 97.-Tom
Jones, manager OF Jess Willard. today
wired an acceptance to the PROPOSE
ton of the Business Mems League Of
Hot Springs for Willard to train there.
Jones said his camp would be estab-
lished Feb. l. He is at New Orleans
now to see the Flynn match.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-27
ARRESTS MADE FOR
ILLICIT TRAFFIC IN
LIQUOR IN COLORADO

Grand Junction, Colo, Jan 27.-
Ten persons, including several business
men and one woman, we're arrested to-
day charged with Illicit traffic in
liquor. following raids in which large
quantities of intoxicants were con-
fiscated. A millinery store, and sew
eral other stores and private residences
were searched. Liquor was found in
one house in a perambulator beneath
a sleeping child.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-27
BELGIUM REPLIES TO
GERMAN WHITE BOOK

Paris. Jan. 27-A Havas dispatch
from Havre says the Belgian govern
ment has completed a volume which
1t has been preparing in answer to the
German white book and that 1t def
nitely disposes of the German charges
regarding the attitude Of the Belgian
people toward the German troops.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-27
EVACUATE TOWN
IN ANTICIPATION
AUSTRIAN ATTACK

Paris. Jan. 27.-The Mathis Rome
correspondent says the town of San
Giovanni di Medua was evacuated 10
days ago in anticipation of an attack
by Austrians. All guns were sent to
Brindisi. The Serbian soldiers have
gone to Durazzo, according to the cor
respondent,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-27
HAvRE IS COLDEsT
PLACE IN COUNTRY

Helena, Mont, Jan. 27.-Havre re-
ported TO the weather bureau today
temperature of 81 below zero. In Hell
ena the temperature was 32 below, the
coolest of the winter.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-27
COLORADO BLIZZARD
THREATENS TRAFFIC

Durango, Colo. Jan. 2T-The blis-
zard which began Tuesday continued
today Drifting snow threatened rail-
road communication and endangered
range cattle Government records show
that "A inches of snow fell in two
weeks.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-27
MORE MONTENEGRO
TROOPS SURRENDER

Berlin. Jan. 27.-(By wireless)-
Vienna advices that General Vukotitch,
who, according to entente reports, con-
tinued to lead Montenegrin resistance
against the Austro- Hungarian troops.
surrendered at Danilovogrod, together
with several other Montenegrin gen.
erals.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-27
DAMAGE BY FLOODS
IN THE PHILIPPINES

Manila, Jan. 27.-F1oods in the Sea-
moagna province Of Mindanoa have
caused $3.50 damage. Some districts
are without communication. Relief
work has been started
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-27
NETHODISTS TO PLAN
union OF CHURCHES

Chicago. Jan. 27.-More than s,o0o.-
900 members of the six branches of the
Methodist church will be represented
at the conference on church unity to be
held here Feb. 10 to II, 1t was an
nounced today. Thirteen bishops and
general superintendents of the churches
in Canada, leading ministers, laymen
and leaders are on the program ~
speakers.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-27
CONTRIBUTIONS FOR
JEWISH SUFFERERS

Seattle, Jan. 27.-The central relief
committee for Jewish war sufferers is
selling tags on the streets today and
has arranged for collections in the
churches Saturday and Sunday. Many
entertainments are being given. the
proceeds to go to the general fund.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-27
AUSTRIAN EMPEROR is
WORSE.

Rome, Jan. N.-lt 10 reported
in Vatican circles that the con-
dition of Emperor Francis Jo-
seph Of Austria, who has been
seriously III, is rapidly grow
ing worse.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-27
Collections Throughout Country.

New York, Jan. 27.-Funds for the
relief of Jewish war sufferers are be-
ing collected throughout the United
States today under the proclamation of
President Wilson designating this as
Jewish relief day" Hundreds of
Jewish organizations are engaged in
the collections and look for q general
response
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-27
FAMILIES ARE DRIVEN
FROM THEIR HOMES

Little Rock. Ark, Jan. 27.-Five hun
dred families at and near Watson have
been driven from their homes by
floods. according to a message to the
governor asking for aid.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-27
KING PROROeUFS THE
BRITISH PARLIAMENT

London. Jan. 27.-The king today
prorogued parliament until Feb. 13.
The king said: I'VE shall not lay
down our arms until we have vindi-
Gated their use, which carries with
it the future of civilization"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-27
French Lines Captured.

Berlin, Jan. 27.-(By wireless)-The
German attack on the French posi-
tons near Neuville was resumed yes
terday. Between 500 and 500 yards of
French lines were captured.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-27
jefferson Hiqhway Meetino,

Des Moines, Ia. Jan. 27.-Delegates
from numerous states gathered in Des
Moines today for a national conference
of the Jefferson Highway association
The association is promoting a project
for the construction of a model high
way from Winnipeg to New Orleans
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-27
GIVES FIGURES ON
LOSSES OF FRENCH

Bristol, England, Jan. PIN.
Longuet. French Socialist dep
uty addressing the labor confer
ence regarding French losses.
said 100000 soldiers had been
killed. 1,40O,000 wounded and
100000 prisoners.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-27
INTEREST IS SHOWN
BY UNITED STATES
Enforcement of Seven De-
mands Would Mean Polit-
ical Dominance of China
by the Japanese and an
End to the Open Door.
Report Declared Untrue.

Report Declared Untrue.
Toxic, Jan. 27.-The London
report that the Japanese gov
ernment had handed the Chi
nese minister at Toxic a note
embodying the seven demands
which were included in the
Japanese program last spring
is said by the foreign office to
be untrue.
The sun., 1916-09-30
MORE LAND FOR BIG SUIT CO.

The National Cloak and Suit Company
as boush; another plot over which 10
extend It's big plant on Seventh avenue.
Twenty-!ourth and Twcnty-ilfth streets.
], Is ~ ieet wide and so feet deep and
is covered with three three story and
basement dwellings known as 2l?, 2.i
and ..S West Twenty-fourth street.
fney are between the last OF the COM
iuays additions and Public School A..
The company has no immediate plans for
'h' property. buying 1t only TO provide
'or the enlargement; OF It's plant. which
VIII he necessary. judging BY the volume
OF business being done BY the concern.
II Is the hfth plot bought by the COM
iaHy To- provide for business expansion
since Il located In the Seventh avenue
section. IL now WINS the west side OF
seventh avenue from Twenty-fourth to
Twt5;y-f:;h street. 4 frontage OF 1875
:ee', Il SEQ feet on Twenty-fourth
street and go feet Oh Twenty-afth
street. Eleven and sixteen story build
itss cover most of the property. which
- used entirely by tho company. BEN
lamin Bernstein and Ogden 7. Clarkson
negotiated tho deal.
The sun., 1916-09-30
CLOAK TRADE ON SIXTH AVE.
Vi Manufacturer Fake space In For
mer Department store.

Spear & Co. have rented in the Kes-
ner Building. Sixth avenue, Twenty
second 10 Tw~cnty-third street. the first
loft and store. aggregating 10000 square
feet. 10 W.lnsteiu ~ klipstcin, m~anufac-
;urers Of closks and suits. who for many
wears have been located at Spring and
Wooster streets. This rental completely
rents the loft space in the building.
The Cross d Brown Co. has leased
the store at 81 II oers street ana
basement AZ 30 Reade street TO the NJ.
Is. Brown Printing and Binding Com
pany at 900 Broadway. fourth fioor to
Sa!eem Sakal at 49 Maiden lane. space
30 Louis Robinsky store at 80 West
Thi'iy-ninth street. to the F!fth AvenI.
Coach company AZ IS TO ~ East Thir-
ty-second street. space to Joseph Meyer
Il Co.: at 1871 Broadway. space TO
HavCz. Silvers IL Lennon: at go Fifth
avenue. space to the Lehigh SILK Hosiery
Company, Max A. X. kreiger. r. Kawu-
ki,a and the r.. Loeb Schneider Company.
Ames q Co. have leased the store at
l65 West Thirty fourth street TO Isadore
Boumbach d David Grau. upholsterers.
Charles H.. Walker has leased the store
and basement ut $50 Canal street to
the Barker Metal Furniture Company
through l.. j. Phillips X Co. space at
124 Baxter street TO the Mutual Battery
Company at i73 n i73 Grand street
To James Moskowitz. and space at lls
Prince street to A. Mohana & Co.
The Lotion II. Slawson Company has
leased the store at the southwest corner
of ljlst street n Broadway To ]. u.
Greenberg for a long term OF years. Mr..
Greenberg will occupy the premises for
the importation and sale Of wines and
mineral water.
Pease & Gilman have leased through
u NJ (snoHnan "a IN font Inf q apl
The sun., 1916-09-30
FLAT AND DWELLING SALES.

WEST NiTH STREET-The FIVE story
AMERICAN basement dwelling on lot
l'Nlo!e at 353 West Eight y-four,h
s''c't has been sold by Horace :. Ely
q Co for Wolco,t q. Lane to a buyer
Tor occupancy,
"i.ST li0TH STREET-Fred Oppen.
i,''ner h's Did for Lester w.
SamuelS III West l+Oth street. n FIVE
S,ory dJuole fiat. on lot ~25x39.lO. near
l.lghth avenue.
"inI l-TTH STREET--M. l.. & e.
iIist have sod To Abraham Mann o5l
west Eth street, u three story and
basement dwelling, Oh lot ~l7.2xIO0.
n't"een Seventh and Eig..th avenues.
Jn.-ls Albert was the broker.
"i'"I 18TH STIEET-Ames & Co.
nave sold for William j. Gable to Will
.ahn slihoh thc two W. story and
easen,I AZ dwellings on Mot 4OxioO al
$3.50 West l7sth street, adjoining
the corner Of Cedar avenue.
The sun., 1916-09-30
HOME BUYERS IN BRUOKLYN,

r'day 4 Lehman have sold 323
.'t'i avenue. near Chauncey street. a
tonr story brick fiat, for Frank Duden-
j. Uer: 20 Eldert street, near Broad
Way, a three story dwelling for Gustav
h"Ier. with Haviland & Sons, the two
S.ory brick dwelling at casa Bainbr!dgc
erect to Rosetta Kennedy 40 Marion
,,reet' a W story brick dwelling for
FRANK Mikes; 500 Halsey street, a two
t."rP dwelling for Charles Rehbein 1913
'"S, Eleventh street. near Cortel,ou
i'dd' flatbush, a W story frame dwell
'"l on plot 50x100. for John Reid.
'|ronard Davidson a. Co. have sold
,r William Wutz to I. & +. Bailzer, the
nf''k store and dwelling nj 1868 Myrtle
"''Nuc' and for Charles Bauer to Louis
]naDtlel. a dwelling on North Curtis
",'hue. go feet south OF Hillside ave-
Mrs Loyina Lamb has bought through
: - sauter the three story and base
"r,' dwelling at ga Eighth street.
ffink \. Seaver 4 CO. have sold the
u''hyular block OF about four lots,
bounded ~ Fourth avenue, Ninetieth
s1reet and Forrest place. for the G,ibrai-
var Construction Company. to an In.
The sun., 1916-09-30

The American liner New York. sailin.
Today for Liverpool. Will take mail,
closing at $3.50 4. NJ. FOR Europe except
Germany. Austria. Hungary. I.uxemburg.
bulgaria.. Serbia, Turkey. tho Netherlands.
Norway. sweden ami Denmark. Africa.
West Asia and tho Eds. Indies.
Tho italian liner Duca dcgli Ahruzzi.
sailing to-day for Gibraltar and Genoa,
VIII take specially addressed mail. closing
81 $50 \. NJ, for Gibraltar, italy. Rl.
and Genoa.
III" French liner Rochambeau. sailing
today Tor Bordeaux. Will take mail,
closing at IL NJ. for France. Runanid,
Svitzerlanl. Italy. Egyp;. Greece. British
lnfia. Hrit!sh East Africa. Siam. Malta.
uihraltsr, ceylnn, straits settlements. Dutch
East Indies. West Australia and Persia.
The Cunarder Saxonia. sailing to-day
for. liver"'ol VIII take mail. c'osinr az
J 10 u. 'or trea, Britain. Ireland. Be-
GUM. Rus and south Africa. aiso spe-
cihliy addressed Jurisprudence for other
countries. except Germany, Austria. Hun
gary. l.uNcmburs. Bulgaria. Serbia. Turkey.
the Netherlands. Norway. Sweden and Den.
mark.
The sun., 1916-09-30
NEW THoMPsoN.sTARRErT co.
w"ii snd william Corporations
Taken Over by New Combine,

The Thompson-starrctt Company has
been r~eorganized. According to papers
put on record at Albany yesterday, n
new company has been formulated to
TAKE over the business of the old Thomp-
son.Starrett Company and the Wall and
william Corporation. Albert u. Board
man. Frank Bailey and r. T. Bedford.
directors in the old company, are the
ihcorporators Of the new company. The
capital or the new company is $685.
.oV. The former corporation was capi-
.aliAed at s2.OoO. 900. The Thompson
s'arrett company has Its headquarters
In the Atlantic building, at the south
east corner OF Wall and William streets.
an eighteen story building. owned by the
.Ntlantic Mutual Insurance Company. il
could not be learned II the change had
awning to do will the ownership Of this
property.
The sun., 1916-09-30
RENTS SETH THOMAs's HOUSE.

Mrs. Seth Thomas has leased her
dwelling at 1869 Fifth avenue to DR.. j.
Henry Lancashire of Boston. Pease &
Ellim1n were the brokers'
Moore. Schultz ~ Co. have leased for
a term Of years the three story dwell
ing 1t ia West 10th street for T.. VI
Andrews to Or. J. Nabstcdt and the four
story dwelling at 455 West ii4th street
for the estate Of Emily Charles to Wal
ter r. King.
Ames a. Co. have leased for Or. Louis
Dwight Ray. to Jeremiah McCarty the
three story and basement brownstone
dwelling at 339 Lexington avenue for n
term Of years.
John ]. Kavanagh has leased for
Mrs. william DAILY to DR.. Il. Franz
Hoffman, the four story and basement
dwelling at 1887 Madison avenue, and
for william Prayer to Or. Randall Hoyt
the three story dwelling AZ 129 East
Seventy-fourth street for a term.
Douglas l.. Gilman a Go. have leased
for Lawrence Il. Stoddart his residence
Mt 1925 East S.xty-fourth street, fur
nished, for the season. to Arthur j.
Turnbull OF Bernardsville. y. ].
The sun., 1916-09-30
A. II. T.. G.. PARTS WITH LOFT.

The twelve story loft building at "a 10
&c IVES. Twcnty-f first street, bought six
Years ago by the American Real Estate
company. was sold yesterday by the re-
leiycrs for h company to Frederick
Brown. The building covers 10 feet OF
street frontage and is o. feet deep. 1t
. about g6 feet east OF Sixth avenue.
The real estate company carried the
building on its hooks a. $500, 900 UP TO
about nine months ago. when "a new
appraisal placed the yalue OF the realty
a, !5JO.0O0. II Is said to carry n mort
cage OF s+,o,0O0. Mr.. Brown said that
hs gave no property in part payment
for the building.
The sun., 1916-09-30

Movements Of naval vessels were Mine
slip Baltimore sa.,el from New York for
Portsmouth, via Newport; destroyer Ca.stn
from Norfolk for Newport. supply ship
Ce,,lc from Lynn Haven Roads Cor boston.
raiser Colorado from san Francisco for
Uremerton. supply sii'r ''leot from
boat Dolphin from ilamp ,toads for
lfts'port. mine ship. Duhupu. from New
York for Portsmouth. Via Newport; de.
stroyer Ilul' from san Pslro for san
n'oeo. destroyer McClll mud rndar Mel.
,llo from Hampton Roads for Newport,
collier Neptune from Norfolk TO- SrWIl'
Point, destroyer. Nicholson from Norfolk
for Newport. collier orion from balboa fpr
Honolulu. collier Pro,eus from Norfolk for
Inmbrrts Iuint. cruiser Salem from san.
chez for Santo Domingo cay. destroyer
stewart from san Pedro for Cerros Island,
ba,tlesh!p West virginia from san Diego
to sea,
Destroyer BUTTONS arrived at Hampton
Roads, cruiser Chattanooga az Corinto, de,
stro,er tuin,nlugs ut 10! rk.nsv!l'r, suh.
marines p and u. ~ N''F York yari,
DESTROYER Tanning u Nsin,.or Roads, de-
stroyer Lauson AZ Hampton Roud.. |coil;n~
Nero at Mare Island. destroyer o'Rri"n az
Newport, tug Ontario ~ Norfolk, torpedo
boat rlulh'ng AT. Newport, battlcsh'p
south Carolina AZ Hampton Roads. battle.
sh,p south Dakota and destroyer stew art
nj san Diego. destroyer Tucker at Newport.
repair ship NsstaI at Hampton Roads,
The sun., 1916-09-30
INVESTOR BUYS
DRIVE APARTMENT
John Rutherford Acquires
Sl25.O00 House Erected on
Old Home Site.
s65O.ooO MIDTOWN DEAL
Holdings Of American Real
Estate Co. on West 21st st.
Bought by F. Brown.

ne thirteen story apartment house com.
p,eted recently by Anthony Palermo on
tho site Of the Rutherfurd dwelling, at
Tho northeast corner Of Riverside Drive
ard ios,h street. vas bought yesterday
by John Rutherfurd, the former owner OF
The property. for something less than
$4,000 %. Mr.. Rutherfur gave his
dwelling 20 Mr.. I'aterno about a year
ago IN part payment for the Lucania
apartment. at 1856 West Seventy-arst
street, q house valued by the builder at
$780, 900. The apartment just acquired
;y Mr.. Rutherford cost about $500 900
% buid II Is so feet wide on River
side Drive and 100 feet on The street.
Tho Interior Is arranged for i've families
on u floor. The sale was negotiated by
sIawson & Hobbs, who also arranged
the previous sale OF the r