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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-22
WANT A MONTHS CRUISE
ON a BATTLEShlPl

How would you ike 70 go 20 sea aud
be sailor man 81 Uncle sam or
about MONTH as step towards
preparedness We navy department
has planned Nagal Training Cruise
ior Civilians " starts August n
next and viii ns iour wccka
Recruits for me- cruise must be
citizens %, the raad states b.lwe.n
10 and g. gr oa Aside from ihr
expenses 10 and rom tho point oi
embarkug. each applicant Is required
lo u POSI- ihHe dollars 20 COVER he
cost 81 aHbHslen.e aad necessary
clothing and nuH be ablc TO demon
sirate 10 INC recruiting officer ihni he
possessor nautical knoalede or
technical training which fs him im
the navy
The object aio a4uip men 70 aci AZ
reserves IN time b. var by giving ihom
course OF training on Narships und 7
naval oifieefa ai conditions 2 f
not 10 be- moro picnic Every fe
crmi viii b. obeafed under hr 40
plleallou bisul which be- must sign z
hold himself dunnn ~ cruise subj 4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-22

You frequently see It stated that
colds do not result from cold wealth.
81 That 81 rank foolishness We're
i, trac colds would be- as prevalent
ir midsummer as in mdwlnter The
mierohe mat causes colds flourishes
la damn, cold weather TO get rid
of cold take CAamhcrlain's Cough
Remedy. n IS eflectual and Is high
al recommended hy people who have
uscd It for many years as occasion
remired. and know IT'S real value
Obtainable everywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-22

when ono easrs with atifi bacs
pains 10 m8flea aches ia joints. a.
r4euamfie tWinef be cannot 10 hi
best If ron f a4i ~ the rae
tired langui1 or have symptoms %
sidney trouble aet promptly Folef
Kidney pills hep tHe kidnegs gei fld
of poisonous waste matter that caHs
IS trouble. Sold everywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-22
To Make Skin Clear

i.oot worrr aiout kla lronblea. hon
~, Hs,e siear. llela c0mple ion by
,i.'es =. iiitia saiao. obtained at any drug
.sr. IN ~. IN extra large bottle ga
Sif4
,.fss Af..t tasds azema. aui ringwVfH
..4 .a.fes H. skin flf8f and Aeaiihf-
ygrra r. nai#Ger wafefy. s'lekE NOT
osse anf stains loihlng. y y ~
4tn'i..i rni sEIs fzefs ifihr l9f '.ith
eer.Is stion. Il IS alNass depeiaa1ie-
ZA0. Cle.eland.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-22

DON'T MISS TINS Cut out tm.
Slip. enclose with be- to Foic} q Co.
Chicago. H. writing your name aud
address clearly Yon viii receive in
return ,rial package coHiaInne
roiov HoneT and fur comnoHnd
FOR lauippe courh colds ana rfouR
Foley Nilqoy PMS and Foley Ca
tharilo T.D,els Sold everywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-22

blul the danee sho had done ever since
h nnde haf debut Ia her home town
ol pnns0eid lIl.. seven years ago
h hoped 20 prove % ihe court hat
hef dance wns nol 700 naughty Tor
mb. prrmiau0n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-22
Children Cry
FOR fLtTcHER'S
- y 9 T Q RIA
GOODNESS. 1T SHOCKED
THE JUDGE

Milwaukee Wis March q Bacs
back Get oui % here" shouted Jude
pag in the district court and covered
his eyes with ha hands Today when ht
1ehpld before him NAY Ollie accused
y doing an immoral dance IN loea.
hoaier Whe De- shouied So excitedlf
So rest of tho eouri room occupant
ID NOT learn, isf i vas facing jude
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-22
2zc HeH:',!s::s'.M!:!!;: 2! 6. y: Itare

State convention rhe newly elected
omy central committee viii m0e'
o'rlocs m lHa Police Judges oi
tice 81 cy llau ior lho purpose %
organizing
The State convention win he held
at oklahoma Ciiy Olahoma ANN
lith. iolc ID 10000 q 10 tor he rur
pose OF .leo,he a chairman and Hcc.
81 hc siaic committee . na.
llnm committeeman tour delegates
at large 10 ihc democratic national
convention. and four alternata and
ia nominate presidential eleeiorat
lrige: and TO transact such other
business as may properly come hc.
fore ,hc conventions
Numb oi delegates each precinct
i'm Logan county Is entitled to.
Antelope Township .... .t-.+,... 3
Antelope Township ,2... .t.... +
Bismarl, Township ........... J
Bear Creew Township ..t...
Cedar Township I ............
Cedar Township g .-..........
lCresecnt Township. l.....~.-.
Crescent Township, = -....-....
Guthrie Township ,.,.......... T.
iowa Township .............,
lrnn Mound Township .......,.
eWrlc Township ..............
Muihall Township ...,.. =
Marshall Township ......,.....,.
] North CImarron Township .-..- !
South Cimarron Town him ....
Oakyiow Township .....-......
Orlando Township ...... .,..... .
Seward Township ........,...., {
Springer Township -.......,... :.
springyale Township .....t......
The sun., 1916-11-01
WESTERN HAT FIRM HERE.
Big Space In wsverly Place Leased
BY Kansas Concern.

Stephen II. Tying. Jr., 4 Co. have
leased the store. basement. sub-basement
and hrst floor at 1919 waveriy pace
TO the Valentine Hat Company Of KAN
sas City. Mo. and the four upper floors
at 20 East Twenty-second street to the
Warner Manufacturing Company. art
embroideries. now at $50 Broadway.
Roy Scher!ck has leased for Carstein
q Linnekin. agents. the third floor at
l26-l2S Fifth avenue. corner Eighteenth
street, to Goodman 4 Dessauer, import
ers Of laces: sixth floor In IS Madison
Square to Kahn a Feldman, silk yarns,
and eighth floor in 3O-3S East Thirty
third street to Herman ". Butler 4 Co.
Manning 4 Trunk have leased the
ground floor store at l6 West Fifty-nrst
street for a term of Ave years TO Mrs. J.
c. Wilson'S Studio Of Embroidery, now
NJ III Madison avenue. and tho parlor
floor store and the two apartments above
for a term Of ten years to Nine. l.. Pro-
vot. dressmaker. The aggregate rentals
approximate $4,000.
Huberth & Huberth have leased with
Cammann. Voorhees, 4 Floyd the store
23s West Fifty-sixth street to the Bear
ings Service Company for a term Of
years.
Snowber a Smith have leased for q
term OF years from the Woodcock Estate
the four story building at $50 Sixth
avenue. north OF Forty-eighth street.
After extensive alterations they will To-
cate their Offices In the lower part Of the
building.
The sun., 1916-11-01
SALES.

L.. I. FIRUsKI. Auct'r. "a Bowery, sells
10 a NJ, unredeemed pledges of every de-
,S5'p q, sp for snpaiI O lGaG; ;rog 'S s, fol'Ow.
ruhies, sapphires, pearls, emeralds. all other
s'uues unset or set in rings. earrings. pins.
links. chains. studs. bracelets. iocket or
other mounting. all jewelry. watches, all
verware. guns. Instruments. furs. clothing,
cameras. all other goods pledged previous
to dates and np 10 number: mentioned. both
Sow IL. Rice & Co.. Jersey City.
Nov. accumulated Loan Co. iis Park
lPi5, TO No S9e9s.
nov al. Harlem. COS s,h Ave-. prior
nin5nd pin. sio77 level. s2'is, N57s.
No, s-cha. Iane 4 Co, Sc: s,h .v:.
from no ss'a' to $500 from june H.
Nov s-sobei Bros. 81: Columbus sv..
prior oct q. 1918.
prior sept. J. iisiS. 70 no ss5iis.
Nov Meyer & Co., Jersey City. Jew
cry, g. Aiso iarss colle.,!on fur lined
sorlption for the following pawnbrokers'
Ch"s i:ans & Co, g? 9Th Ave, prior sep,
&C., GO. 1872 Isl p 30 TS. s sliG Nov WIN m ,s siiTs';s o xS 8
oct, 80. 1915. TO No. $1,000: Lswrsnse.
s&5,soos'd h ATt Pia'G aaf oSi !, . "a Ave. to i So
merry - Ave. \ prior oct g. isiS. Also
sN,li;so '%5s5sG.t 'sl,Gi 80, $3.50; ssSls,,,
"a Grand 81, prior Oct. / .isI5, TO No.
:7s'o. !. 4 Lemon a Co. as sth av.
Snlersou. S05 W %?d st. prior Oct 4.
ieii. % No. 10000. \ B,ader Inc. s.?
.asio T. Harlem. COS SIN av sob.l Bros,
s.: Columbus sv J. sobel co. 27ls sth
az. X. Radln sts sth av chas. Mayer.
zoo 9Th Az. II. Philips, 49, BQwerv NJ
Bru' kheimer 1870 81 av &L. Bruck-
helm"r 2lli "a av. NJ Manning & sons.
SO sth av.. prior Oct. 20, 1915.
The sun., 1916-11-01
LIS PENDENs.
Manhattan.

I'd Av, . o, ioo.1i IT n OF Tooth st-Farm.
ers loan a Trust Co agt Francis Frey ct
al foreclosure Of mts); attys, Geiier.
18TH Spii's II. ss Hosss w-En.ae.,h II Gate.
s6%R,EE , ny III A ,s + Hes5ii $ cou,,. E, al
agt sara or sarah schlesinger ct al tfore-
closure Of mts6,; atty, g Wiz. v-
cRss il INswcoms sst Ellen l. Finley ct
al foreclosure Of mts); atty. + NJ Pat
TIN Nv. . cor 1854 st-Excelsior savg.
Bank Of the City Of N Y agt Rose Israel
ct a. tforsclcsure OF mtsl atty; n swan:
'' BANK st. IT ,h a.' civ wNE ! az, clara Ssvf i
Fowler. ct al foreclosure OF mts)' atty
cENTR1X'hI PARK W. n " cor 7sd Carl
:. Rosenbaum ast Harsen.Lansham Corp It
al foreclosure Of mtg): attys. Rose 4
rP 5s.d s,4nN' 4 ~ III. : in IS, e ts'' s:s SOPHIE e
Never e, al foreclosure Of m's'' atty
SEAMAN Rv, -, 100 It v Of Academy st
samuel Goodman ct al aet Frank wilson
CONSTR Co. Inc. ct al faction to enforce
mechanics iien); attys. woin q Good
JEFFERsoN st. o--carolin. n Child e,
al agt Herbert Frankel ct nj foreclosure
,.T Fl % 81. Ia, s'i E- ! h'ss'' c or Pad Co
g Mary c Therry ct al amended r0re-
closure. OF m%ortsage); attys. Alexander
WEST END Av, n e cor. ssth st-Mar..
II O'Connor ct al aet Hentlst'a p
O'Connor ct al tpartition); attys. Blandy,
Mooney q Shipman.
18TH ST, 53s FL Frederick Kernochan
ct al agt Anton Achwartz ct al fore
closure Of mortSage); atty, ii +. Miller.
BrouH.
i',TH ~ cor Heath ayvm'r'o orc,
Martha A s~outhworth. ct al fore..
closure Of MORTGAGE. attys. Bowers q
Sands -
so5TH ST. n v cor, Hun av-william II
Valentine. agt Bridget O'Rourke tfore.-
closure Of mortgage; attys, sa'ter q
StClnkunp.
SIMPSON ST. o.. 22s.s n 1884 strands
Kendall Thayer ast Podgur Realty Co. et
al foreclosure Of MORTGAGE; atty, j
The sun., 1916-11-01
STORES AND FLATS FOR BKLYN.

Joseph NJ. May has bought the block
fronting on the north side OF Foster
avenue from the Newkirk avenue sta
ton Of the Brighton Beach Line to East
Sixteenth street. Mr.. May will Improve
the plot with eight more stores. The
stores and Easements will have 'front.'
ages on the Newkirk e station
platform and on East Sixteenth street.
Twenty-one lots In Fifty-e!ghth and
Ffty-ninth streets etwee First and
Second avenues were given in exchange
for the Flatbush property.
The Realty Associates a sold the
northeast corner OF Third avenue and
Thirt!eth street, n plot l00xl00.2. to
Morris B!enenstock. The site will be I'm
proved with three story stores and fats
The Kruse-Abramson Realty Company
negotiated the sale.
William q. Rehbe!n has sold for q Mr..
Hobsy 442 Prospect avenue, a two fam
lily house: 33S and 34l Seventeenth
street. two three story double fats. for
=. q. B!scatte 1863 Windsor place. a two
story two family house. for j.. 8. Allen.
and %4s Fourteenth street. a two story
dwelling. to ]. J. Mullins for occupancy.
Tutino 4 Cerny have sold for William
6turrock and Christina Sturrock to q
client for investment the two family
brick dwellings, At 71s and 72i Forty
NTH street. Each house occupies q lot
2oxlo0 feet.
The sun., 1916-11-01
JERSEYS MOTOR LAW ARGUED
Federal Supreme Court Hears APP
peal Of Automobile Men.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 31.-Constitutional-
ity OF New Jerseys automobile license
tax laws. involving taxation powers OF
states and traffic privileges Of nou-resl-
dent motorists. was argued to-day before
the Supreme Court in a suit In which
the American Automobile Association
and National Automobile Chamber OF
Commerce were represented by counsel.
Whether States have authority to raise
through motor license taxes road main
tenance revenues n whether automo-
bile pleasure touring Is Interstate com
merce'' were said to be new and un-
determined questions presented.
The case came up on an appeal by
Frank j Kane. OF New York. from con-
victlon OF motoring In New Jersey with
out paying the REGISTRATION license. The
New Jersey court upheld the State laws.
declaring that the license taxes, though
designed to raise revenues. were not un-
constitutional or an interference with
Interstate
The sun., 1916-11-01
BUYS A. ~FREEDMANs PLACE.
U'si n. McCarter Pays Ciess e
el7B,0OO for Tower Hill.

The country residence Of the late An
drew Freedman. known as Tower Hill
uzal II. McCarter, president of the FL
deity Trust Company Of Newark. N. ].
Inc property comprises over 100 acres.
Inc residence Is on the top Of q hill, the
highes; point In Monmouth county. The
NAN building and all Of the outbuildings
are fireproof.
Mr.. McCarter will make Il his home.
RE Is at present occupying a place near
The architecture Of the main building
on Tower Hill estate IL Of Spanish and
French Renaissance design, with Span
ish tile roof. The property was held al
$4,000. and It y said that close to this
figure was paid for II.
Joseph T.. Day and Ailaire q Son were
the brokers in the transaction.
The sun., 1916-11-01
wENDELs IN 9TH AVE. ASSOC.

The seclusion which was noted Of the
wendell family up to the death of John
q. wendell a few years ago seems 10
De disappearing. The Misses Wendell.
who own about $780, 900, 900 worth Of
real estate. some OF which Is on Fifth
venue have become members Of the
Fifth Avenue Association. whose aim
Is the safeguarding and protection of
Firth avenues values and interest. The
late John @. Wendell was not particu.
larly interested In Fifth avenue even
though he lived at the northwest cor
ner OF the avenue and Thirty-ninth
street. II made little difference to him
whether n factory or n fine dwelling was
built next to his property. Apparently
his sisters ave taken a different view
or matters and are going to see that
their interests are protected. This Is no,
the first deviation Of the Misses Wendell
from the established customs OF their
brother. He would not lease property
for a period longer than three years.
Recently the Wendell estate has agreed
to a seven years lease. and IL reports
are correct will soon be making leases
for longer periods.
The sun., 1916-11-01
STORAGE NOTICE,

East End Storage Co, sos Ea.t soth,
10 Norr,ssev, VIM Knizek. II. Higgins
MnnaNaE, kearnv Thoom. | Zeisler, Han
lon. P~irson Morris Dukes. Kelly. Vim
frey, Smith, Brarken, NJ I.eahy, Iredy, W
!, Long, u, collins. Hanlon, Crammette. {.
Jones, Eenncy, Lynch. Weisinger. MAJ.
Byrnes, Winter, kelervach, Levin, Rlunt,
FNSterman, Hoffman, Ela KiTuan. j. RAN
Dan, i. Richmond, q Eluhm, Mooney,
NJ ,ry ha!y, Gi.muro-YuI are ner, by notl-
Ned that the tim" for payment OF our lien
upon the property hereinafter described
having expired, and inter due notice there
OF has been given you, "" win cause such
property, to wit Household goods. personal
cNe'f. store fixtures, trunks. theatrical
scenery AMI m'rchnniise. To he sold at
ruhlic auction according to statute IN such
cases made arl provided at tn" East End
storage Warehouse, i0S T.. s0th, on No
v"mher \, 1915, ~ 20 \, NJ. and continued
any other daN until sold.
EAST ESD STORAGE co.
BERNARD L. FRIED, Proprietor,
The sun., 1916-11-01
LEASES.
Manhattan.

WEST END Az, 75s. all-samuel Roser
to WIN II winters. Port Washington
l. I. s5-l2 yrs from May l. 1915: atty.
V T. Boyaiinn, lt9 Bway. ........sl I'll 900
18TH ST. 507 W. stand In window-Hy-
man Yoches to Paul Chalif. sos W 1t6th
81, 3s-i2 yrs and - days from Aus. IS,
81 AZ. s7c.s7:. cor ,i;h $, ii5s.iss
~, tstsii7 to alley with r TO ~ q,
alley from 273 TO 2sth tt-Augustus =
Day to 81 n Holding Co. 523 sth nv, 81
yrs from Nav |. 1915; atty. II w Me-
Lenathen. 1853 Baay, taxes. &C, $4,000
80 Av. iiSs. n str a and b-Beiia CHASER
to Thos Ganney 1856 I'd av. S yrs from
May !. 1916. atty. Edw II B~orshard. Ill
18TH Az, at lsoth ct. ali. same as presen,
lcase-wn Sheehan to Morris & Co, on
premises, ext lease. is yrs from May |,
1917. attys. Yankauer & Davidson, ?si
ALLEN ST. 81. s,ore-iouise sackin to
Jacob Brown, on premises. yrs from
May /. 1915; atty. Nathan Na,elson, lte
baay
Bren1.
FREMONT Av e0?. . u store. Ac-deo
+ Pouison 20 Wendell Kirsch. 2e?o Honey
well sv. s yrs from May !. 1918: atty.
Wendell Kirsch. 800 fremont av. $40
lark Av. i5ss 1850. two bide.-Hamil.
ton Securities Co TO Carl W wi,mar. 1873
f isNh st, li-i1 yrs from Nov /. 1918
atty. Carl W wilmar. l5 Z istth
PARK Az, ,Sss-.so7. bids,-ssms to
The sun., 1916-11-01
JOSEPH sUo>GoOD,s SONS. Jul,u

shorrooi Apct. ~ Rowery. .ell 10 4 NJ,
Nov. l-Nrn's and women's clothing
pledged PRIOR oct Is. 1915 Hugh Frsel,
% New Chambers 81 NJ Havtch, IS Am
steri1m Ave; NJ. Manning & Sons. 1870
81 Ave-.
Nov ALI diamonds ana other precious
stones, all watches iewelry 81 every de-
script!'u, firearms. opera AMI field glasses.
musical and other Instruments. odds ard
'rls. furs and al Other miscellaneous ar'i-
c'es pledged with Rem Fox. =: sth
Ave. prior "a Oc, - 1915, TO No. $3.50.
Nov Mems and vomsn's climbing,
Madison Ave-. Loan Orace. Albert Frcund
prop. l7Tc Madison Ave National COL
ld'o"'l %, 8 HILp1l'stsin-r. col 30 Ave.
nov 3-A' diamonds. al' watches. i-w-
ely ~ every description sllverw1re. odds
and rnfs ant all goods pledged prior oct
!. 1913. 20 No $4,000. and all goods held
over from previous sales, A. woilheim &
Nov, 3 Mons ana wom"n's clothing iry
erode, shoes, s.. ami all other goods
rlc1r"a PRIOR Sop; l 1918. to No. 500.
and al goods h"li aver ;rpm previous 80 -.
II. : TS11cs ei3s sth Aye.
Nov. Diamonds watches, ~tevslry. ODDS
and ends. &c. pledged prior oct 81. lalS.
To- No 1910. Also No 500 diamond r.ne
Siemurd Frcund, 27.. Sd Ave.
The sun., 1916-11-01
LIENS
Manhattan.

67rH ST. iss q l5s Fan Y City Products
co ast Edw c Burns or Ess- EN- El'y
Go. or Isaac Heller. owner; Thomas J
srH AV. 5?s to s2s-Fire Door Contr Co.
Inc: ast Surprise H'ds Co. Inc, owner.
sTH Av, sea to 6ce-Mlrks Bros agt SUI
nerior Bldg Co. owner; Kay Bee Constr
Go, Inc. contractor 1880. Woo
AIT Margaret c Brown. owner: katZ 4
@L.ihowI,s Inc; contractor go
I'EXiNGToM Az = e cor ss' :, s st. mas
Av A. se-I.ent n Cantor AIT BERNARD
Trusch. owner: A Grossman. contrac,
18th ST. iss w-Mii,on schnaier con,r
Corp aet Sarah Trebeli, owner e. con
tractor Thos Treheil. contractor. $50 %
eth ST. l5s 4 lts E-Herrmann 4 orac.
Co agt Edw C Burns. owner; Thos J
Brady. contractor F Pearson, sub-:on:.
lEsTW ST. san W ~Bnay-P.iSr
Fries agt Church OF Our Lady Of Quad
aioupe. owner; Thomas J Lonigan. con.
EAST BROADWAY. 2ii-Abraham Kapian
aEt Louis & Sadie Bernstein. owners &
contractors; Morris Taisky, contrnc,
EAST BROADWAY. 2sa.samc ae, sam.
uel I.ehovitz. owner 4 contractor. SIS
issTH ST. =. SO II W Amsterdam ave-
VI Roden & Son agt Thomas Broran.
owner. J Pallendino & son, con'rnc.
FORT WASHINGTON Av, n " cor i7cth
.t-d NJ Roden & Son agt. Rorton Realty
CO. owner; J Pallendino q Son. con-rac.
is:p ST. .s,..7o w-chnrch e ci,t.- &
Co. Inc. agt Margaret G Brown ana Bro
mar Realty Co. owners. KATE n Iieho.
~itx. Inc, contractors. .s2so.3i
Bronx.
BRYANT Av. 1909 colS-rony Inarata
as, Trojan BLDG corpn. owner and cor;
tractor ........ ...... f,teo.be
SAME ~PRoP-Joseph Amant agt Trojan
Building Corpn. owner and contr1c-
tot .ss..s ssssss 49, 90 ~ -
ROMBOCiT Az, e =. l'5 n Hollers ay-
Joseph Laeana agt Michael md Camlr
Marsaro. owners. Anglo Res'iro. con.
VALENTINE Az, Observation-Disclosures II
Crozier agt II " Constn Co and John
The sun., 1916-11-01
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND! COMMENT
Ell Dorado on Central Park
West Passes to New
Interests.
18th ST. SITE FOR FLAT
Builder Reported to Have
Taken Five Dwellings
for Improvement.

Real estate trading continued ycster-
day along the narrow lines which have
hoen noticeable since the frst OF the
week. Sales were few n In most cases
a~ccted properties Of no grea. value.
The old FL Dorado on Central Park West,
which has figured in the market many
times In the last few years, has been
sold again. This time the building is to
be made over. An old a Side apart
ment hotel was reported to have been
sold, and a group of dwellings near Park
avenue was said to have been taken as
q site for a mini story apartment house.
The sun., 1916-11-01
ESTATE SELLS soTH 81. HOUSE

WEST s5TH STREET-The es-
tate OF Mary Hudson Budd a
sold through Pease 4 Gilman the four
story dwellings at Sc West Eighty-nfth
street. The buyer will occupy the house,
which Is 90 feet wide and 1922 feet
deep. II Is between Columbus and Cen.
trail Park West.
WEST 18TH STREET - Bernard
Freund has purchased from John 2. Leo.
Jr.. 3o5 and 307 West l27th street, two
hve story fats. each on lot 25.3x99.ll,
near Eighth avenue.
BLEECKER STREET Louis Kres-
ner has sold III Bleecker street. a i've
story tenement on lot 25xl00, between
Macdougal and Sullivan streets.
PARK ROw-Daniel II. Jackson has
bought from A.. Kommell 223 Park Row
through to New Bowery. a one story
taxpayer. on lot 22x1Ol.10x3s.s
The sun., 1916-11-01
WEST SIDE DWELLING RENTALS.

Pease & Gilman have leased for the
Billings Estate Corporation to Richard
+. Nolan the three story and basement
dwelling at l2o West Eishty-seventh
street. between Columbus and Amster-
dam avenues.
Slawson d Hobbs have rented for w.
E. ID. Stokes, to Gilbert Elliott, 32b West
Seventy-eighth street. and for Mrs
Charles d. Dillingham;. TO Miss A. B.
Dexter. 322 West Eighty-eighth street.
H. Holtz & Co. AVE leased for Sara
p. Harris and Julia Schneider. to Agnes
Holt, the four story dwelling at 10 West
E~ighty-second street for hve years.
Slawson 4 Hobbs nave rented for Miss
z. J. Phillips 225 West Seventeen street
to Miss s. Lee. and 1875 West Seventy
eighth street to E. II. Phillipa.
The sun., 1916-11-01
Ell DORADO SOLD AGAIN.

Sharp 4 Co. n F. v. Calder have
cold for Albert l.. Neumann the eight
story FL Dorado apartment house. on
plot 100xlo0. at Central Park West and
Ninety-frst street. The purchasers,
Goldberg & Kramer, will alter the build
ing into apartments Of two and three
rooms and bath. The total operation
amounts to $780, 00. Sharp 4 Co. have
been appointed agents.
The sun., 1916-11-01

MORTGAGES.
with name ana address Of iends ant
lenders Attorney
tsouth Of Fourteenth strsst.)

OOWutOWus
(south Of Fourteenth strest.)
WATER st. sos. aoxlo. Oct s1-Martin
Garone to Lawyers Mtg Co. 80 Liberty
at. due q int as per bond; atty. Title
Guar q TT Co. l76 Dway ....... 49, $50
IVES BROADWAY. 1886. is.8x6o. Oct 80
-Chas j McLester to lawyers Title d
TT Co. 100 Bway. trus. 8 yrs. 6 per
oRHiEHEsNwicH xv. ii, cor Perry .,
franklin, Philadelphia. Pa, to Title Guar
a TT Co. i7s Bwsy. due 4 Int as per
East Sido.
EAST Of Firth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th s%treets.)
isT Av. asl-ss. &sxss.sx irres. Oct 81
Kate L Douglass to Atlantir Fnanie
Corp. lSb Bway, 2 yrs, 8 p G. pr mtg
$4,000; sttys. Gettnsr. 8 4 A. sss Mad.
Sd ,' %v. s7c.is''w cor s1ih' st 'tiiit;;.ssi r..
%s.Sxil2 to alley with right to- - feet
alley from a7th to 1sth SITS. May rs
Augustus p Day TO EmiEr.nt Indus Saw
p. : yr~ 2; pr m,s tas'oSS; atty,
West Side.
(west Of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
18TH st. <is-<lS w, 1a<xsS, Oct SO
William VI Owens 4 Maria v Sherman
to Title Guar 4 TT Co. i7S Bway, due
4 Int ~ per bond ............ $500
10TH Av. . . So n ebth Of. 1Sxioo, Oct
3i-LOretts N Higgins to Edgar T 4
Francis Q Appisby. oisn Cove. L I. Z
The sun., 1916-11-01
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders At.
torney,)


ST p siiGEo e.. 81 ~ wsy:rly p. TOO Is Alice stMH 5
Biauve,t, Catskiii. N Y; atty. W v.simp:
ST son S:rc 4 G.ss P2' iss lisa 800 500
sams 10 Frank W piauv.it. 'caiskm,. \
corNvaEl !yi ' AZ. sss..Aiiis W Grant !, .'' the
hany; atty. Title Guar 4 T CO, i5s
,sinsTT' ysT,' i,s w.wiii,. 4 Alice L
New. Rochelle. n r; atty. Millara r
Johnson, III Bway .........,,.;.....a $500
ETH ST.. n 9; sis Az Amv,etor usr.
sehmtt & HaS.e. .iis Nassau st s. 900
woif 2sic Valentine av. Bronx; atty;
SANE PRoP-Ro,e Kaim.n 70 Jacob
H,up', sss Crescent st. Astoria l. al
,,ssppy isT zane 500. wins sv-Marst 4
stevenson to Metropolitan Saw Bank, 50
cooper 50: attys. Hutchins q Plat, ss
ssT MdI T.:. 100 n W sd av-Hy STOCK
bursh n y attys. johnson a Mes''er, a ~
scT TMa sr. n =, ss5 e ia av-Jno q McTisu.,
Kramer by Max, J Krames, exr: atty,
strashourger. p 4 s. - Bway ~. soo
an, Az. s;',25-95sensu,s = oo, M.H
Levy 4 Frans.nihai.r. 81 Liberty
sTIH Az. :cs-s, Johns PARK Rieai,y-c Co,
IS Liberty IT. to Elmer A Darling OF East
Burke, VI; atty. sami c Herrim.n, az 80
eann ST iss = sd av-samuei Riesier
to Jno Kovacs. private banker. Brooklyn:
atty. Anton Gronich. 200 Bway. . 5000
ArDyPoN Az. g " C lsoth st-Russley co
Madison av: atty. - Cleveland. 2!
Willtam ST. d. ssss.. e . Wv