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The sun., 1916-01-29

StrREME .COrRT, COUNTY % rrH
YORK. Ihr RuN,n savings Baut pau
tin, against R"ula'Hlu '. II Winfe-- -'.'1.h
"ud ",I"r>. b"fendsuts. t.cras ~ 80
-s,D~i, Ncar lHi;
In pursuance o' Judsm-u' ~ -.
r."sur" nud sac. G.'y mad aud rl'"'"t ..
IN" al","-"uri,iet sytIon and h~,'..
IN" '''n lal u Lsuusry. isi'.
Undersigned. the R-'er-s ir said t.tS- ''t
,'mea, VIII -"N AZ publir au.' .'i"r
Exchange S,I"srooui, nos = o. t".r
Strrnr IA ,hc RNrcuGh Of Mauoota,r 'f
81 N"~ Work OF the iCth dHy q ~.
lhl": a. J.; u.c.Grk noon ON 'he' '. .
ii;RBEIir \ SHERMAN, ALt'!..t". =
premises dn"r'si by said Iudg ".' -
sold and ,h"rrin described a. Z .na'
MI tuHt ""rtuin lot, ri"o" rr Vtr" =
.tui si'Uut" In the Eighth Nt'E -
Horoush ot Msuh.ttan, C4tv of ",v '..'
sui bounded aud d"scriheI d..
kl:GIN\lNi - point on :'r
s'i" q sullivan street. distau s...
feet snuthAurily from the ...'N-."
corner of Su'iiNun and Spring t.-''
Iq,utLG 'h'n," eastward a.,
r,' s,rcc, tRcH,, ~ feS'. feS" ,h.n'c a.. ..
sut lr'rn .! with Srrlne S're"' -',.
feet to ia" eastsr'y side ut Su,.'...
and 'h'u'" u"r'hWTriy s'our o."
t""ni> ti'o ;"ct % III" po!u' W
h'sinmus
=. 'ros ,hor "'ih the appur,cuar -,
th,s it'u ~ 'r tri q" go" -t.' -
Srnl', T., n" 80" n' in.'' .... .
un,dc by Frtp,'. " Iu~l 4,r.
.l,r 1901 vh,r /. ~ pos s,..,
pb,iu'tm. a''"'u">s d'l Mas ., =
h, intending plTrg ,sers
lrit"t N'v York, ltUuHr' YEA
Nll;N A\bEii \ rNl.Sl>N ..'
CApWALNDEli, tkiNSHAN
Nugrn's for ria.nnr ~ ~
THO f",Dow'ns l-.- a,ssr.m,. ~ .. =. :,
I
The sun., 1916-01-29

The Boys High School basketball team
won i,s NTH straight p, :. A. l.. game
Yesterday, downing the five Of Town
send Harris Hall on the formers court
by "A score of 80 to .. The Marcy avenue
school had all the better Of play in tho
second half In the first session they
were forced to extend themselves to gain
their seven point lead At intermissIou.
the score being IS to s, Rarshofsky,
Nelson and Schuman worked in harmony
for Boys High. while De Rose Was the
bright light for Townsend.
The sun., 1916-01-29
$3.50. 900 ~ BRONX FLATS.

The Abrar Realty Company. Abra-
ham Weisman president. has filed plans
through the Kreyinburg Architectural
Company for two five story flats. to be
erected at cost OF sl25.ooo on the
north side of iG5th street from Inter-
vale avenue 10 Rogers place They will
be I33x5+,6 and 6sxsj.J respectively in
area.
The Ronello Construction Company, A.
kuttler president. which recently bought
the plot al the northwest corner of
Bryant avenue and lsjth street, will i'm
prove the property with two five story
apartment houses 10 cost sl20. 900 The
Kreymborg Architectural Company has
designed the buildinEs. which will cover
plots 6OxeO aud sOySS
The sun., 1916-01-29
CHOICE HOMES MUST BE SOLD
v CORTLANDT TERRACE.
NEW JERSEY REAL Estate FOR SALE.

Attractive bargains offered ty BANKtSi
D0PAETMESi STATE OF NEW YORK.
to builders, iavt-to anu prospective. home.
seekers \ Large Number OF vacant lots at
Grsntcood, Morse'uere. Leoris. Ridcefeld.
and Teancck. New Jerssv at one-half OF
former owners prices Also a srg- number
81 two- family houses al Edgevst~r Hudson
Heights. Clinside and Palisades Park, New
Jerset ~ about one huif Of fnfme" prices
All OF the above properties within I'VE.
cent fare zone and Within thirty minutes o.
Manhattar. These propcr;ies must be sold
quickly to close the business Of two corpora.
tions nov being liuuidated by me Barking
DepartmeN special Inducements 10 cor.
tractors to1 hui!dsrs rho will purchase
considerable number o. iote For further
nhr;ir' 80 address Peuj n UalEi.. Spe .!al
Deput SIpt. Of Banks. care of Ranking
Department 81 BroadwnS, New YORK. Ci'y.
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rORECIOsIRE SAIEs

sUpHEME COURT. couNry uf NEW
tity Of New York. Plaintiff. agliu,' Rabbi
AssncIe:iou ana others. Drf"rIufs
In pursuance OF judsineu' of fore.
closure aud sale. duly made and ~ ered /,
the ahnyc.cr;iticd action ana bearing d,,.
th" tlth day. Of January. lol'. II,
uudersigucI. tho referee in ssll ulsr.s,
tanned. VIII sell at pubiir auction. - ~,
ExrhanEc salesroori. ~, Us re,e.
street. in tho Borough ~ Nauau'ar Cu..
O. New York, On the ilth d"s - february
1915. ut L. O'clock noon IN that a-F 1
I,,enrv Brady. Auction'er. the ,-r,ni...
thcrcin described as foilpwS:
Nl that certain lot ot grOuid pith ~.
butiiiug uh improvements 'h"-rcp. ."g-
ated, lytag aui being IN tho ~et"''l " ,-a
Of the tItt ~ Sew Nork 1Borougi II Va,
hat,nn' on the south sIdc Of Her-v s',ey.
of Henry Rutgers. deceased mad, bv i "
Bridges. dated August hrst eighteen nut,
dred aud 'hlrty, aud h"d iu 'he OIL. .,
New York os Number ,2s. Tcnntoi NSr,S'
erlv In front by Henry street, Isster.y o.
ono aid" bv lot number seven hu"lrei and
number nevcn hundred and thirty nvs .rd
westerly on the other side by tho rears ~
lots numbers seven hundred snd 'ser,.
snven, seven hundred and twerty.tisA,
seven hundred and twenty mine and .-vsr
hundred and thirty. containing IN breadth .p
from, mud roar tsenty-six 10. one In ~
pud in length oil zach side owe hVnG-ei
feet. he the said dimensions moro or 'e.s
said premises being &rowu - and b.
the street number one hurur.d ana NJ,
slN HcnIy street In the borough Of Mar
haitian. CIV OF Naw York
The premises above described arc located
in section I, Book Number 27' or n.
Land Map II 'he CITY - N.N Ycti"
Dated. New YORK JstIarv lS'h ltls
CHARLES =. poNoHrE. Ref.-s.
BAYAtkD l.. pECk. Attorney for P.ulrtl~
IS Liberty street thorough OF Man.
rattan. New York CRY.
The following IL diagram n tis prop
, e-ty to be sold. its street Numb.t I, i5s
Henry street:
uerrv a.res,
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,.,,,,,,,, ,..,.u-r ,,.,->r, y,,, g, ,..
SlihcMb u -, ~ ~ - " ~"
ioi,N ""l = oa,,'e 80 80 - .'"s.
fid'h'"tt NVs'"" oV''d' ani
oih'f-' b'''Nu""N,
III pursuaH,e OF lu1sW'n' "' ''fs
"sute aid Ha!e uulE ''.ah. a',I - .''. IN
III" ABOVE eht!tl,u a't.Oh hui D'"'t * Va
ne IN ddN u J"hu"tS' l'l'' . th" ''''''
sishei, me heiete- W. ad'h l-4A H'nt
named, Will seI AZ pup.!' al o.. A. -
IN mango - 'tsrooil; -s"., y - N's''
street. ~ IN" b0fuush OF Nahhh ''hi 30
OF Ne" York, o., the "tst las 81 JAu .s-N,
1910, "a cI".s noon on 'h't iN %
hehtN bruu', w .I''- IN P'i"-Ns
iiLe' ,rH ns sd.n Juds,urn. " pe So a"l
The sun., 1916-01-29
BIG EAST SIDE GARAGE.

The Palermo Construction Company
has fled plans through j. g. Watson.
architect, for a six story garage 52.6x
Sc to go up on the north side OF Sixty
seventh street. 1926 feet east OF Thir:
avenue. The cost will be $50. 1000.
T.. H. James and A. W. Cordes arch =
tects for James Bradley. have fled plans
for the construction of a four story fire.
proof garage for the north side of 161st
street. 1905 feet west of Amsterdsm IN
avenue. Vt will have frontage OF 80
feet and depth OF a91l feet and the
cost has been estimated at 100000
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan,

ap ST. "a to $50 E-Edw i. BuhIer %
agl Israel orphan Asylum ct al Ian 20,
1915 .,.,,,,.,.,..,,, ,,,..,,,.,,.. s23t
BID ST, II and Is r. Joseph ! Fit2henry
agt I. q House Engineering Co. Inc Il
N Jan II 1916 'hy honhb ...... 5000
4riI Az, 80 Joseph ! fiizhonry sgt
F0rhes iiennessy ct al. Jan II, 1915
,by boudb ,....,.., ....,,.......... Si25
,sTu ST, $50 W Krantz Mfg 90 Inc, agt
VIM Mason et al, Nov I. ,aij. 1905
BrOnl.
,;STII ST, n cor clinton ay. A02xl0l. b
James DE Benedctto agt l76th ST. Bldg
90 Inc ri al, Dec 81, laI5.,,,,.sl.loo
SAME PROPERTy--Kr~ymb Architer-
Iurai Co ayt same. Dec 20. lslt. $3.50
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So. C; atty. J II Hiidre.h, Sd av and a1,da


i2lsT ST. t3i E--Amerlcan Mtge co to
Mary Robert. atty. q N.. i!6
i:isT sr. .si E-Matsaret 4 Jackson and
ano, eX-s. to Margaret \ jackson. 5.6
Madison ,, 80, az; a,.'y, q Co. i56 hway ~
ST MARKS PL, So, 100 . Sd ay. 2ssi2o--
Josef Wasser TO Herman Rubens,ein.:
c.TIHi sT' ass w.Maty smith. ,tas. 20
chelsea Exchange Bank. ?6s " st!h s..
vERMrLyEA ~ i25 Mox Marx 20
Frances Aronsou, si7' Bway; atty, "
issTH ST. sos W-ssmo 10 BETTE VS. Wis"'
ST. MARKS P1. s. 100 ID av. 2oxi -
Jacob shapiro to jos ''asser. 1s s.
ssTH ST. si4 w-Bro.,; .':.'-us. 90. esr.
wrs io rayir'a I r Archei. 80 " ed 81, u
and aso ssh n. rnonp.oi a!,Ss
sHERir.F ST. s5-Alex Mann to Geo j
SisT ST. Is W. w vyers @ Ti,ie fi & + co s'Go 10
Hosmsr J Barrett rs 5th av: attys.
cd E'AV Av iissL,,. r ,'S ';uss 90 to iiSo I.s
bella Reinsbcrs, 80 W 57th st. atty
Co. i75 Bway ay...............StO. 900
7sD ST. i22 E-same to same; a,;y.
7sD ST, ICE E-same to same; 's'yyG st,y,
77TH ST SO. E-jsame to same! atty atty.
MADISON Av, isg,-sam. TO same; atty atty,
col Az, si5.7-Sane to same atty atty,
ssTH ST s,o.s w-samies to same atty atty
fSr Az. sss--same to Amt. Maguirc. isl
lltth s.. atty. SAM. ....0'..ii2. 900
BOwERY. william A Kane TO Al.
,r,, bert do Roodes,, New Brighton. s. ,:; 900
Emma Plant to Lawyers Mtg 60, 50
LEROY. sr v cor B.dtord st. *
atty, 3 r w.ed. III " i2is, 81. t;,Os5
iosTH ST. 2oilo w.Lou!sa \ Finck 70
ffmiIy w Il Wash, iae W 77'h st; atty;
bond .sad MIG Gusran.ee 60 TO isa
S"i's Rein,b.rs 81 w 57th st. atty T. 70 {;
SSnn,n. G,tosnsr, 1881 Madison sv, ATTY.
,oirn sr ,;so ,"sa'" wLM.ysY ,.4n.msSS mann
! TO Morris Franz. Arrerne. l. I; atty.
| Cohen Bros. - Wal st..............' 81
HIw.M3ny REALTY coKPN to Hen,
ERMoi.D KATH u. to Mari. Coming
sH6ss sHs fN s4hfMrN Z 81" to 'iasss sss. 81.
RocKLASD REALTY 90 to MS Ms
Cross. ANNIE, to National Holding to,o
LT& r 60 to Ber,ha Albrech,. s. 900
MI,cLoskEY. GEORGE r \. to M.rs,
l. MTG 90 TO Anna Flood ...... IS ooo
coHnES SAVINGS rNsTN 30 |. Mtr. com:
MT. c", e. sarah J Ru.; ,sss,co@
REoWN; lEWiS; 20 tu.n osnea 8
WILMER CoNsrN 90 to Walter 4 com
q 4 s \
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BUYS sC.RSD~LE uOME>ITE.

The SCarsdals Estates have sold to
]. u. Allen uf New York a plot formerly
owned hy Prof William +. Walsh and
lying between the residences of Fruf.
Walsh aud Prof William 7, brewster,
uu oak Way, Grcenacrr~. IN Hartsdal",
y V MIR Allen will erect residence
in the near future,
The sun., 1916-01-29
RtNI ESTATE To LET.

kE>Il.N ORTH. \nrth i5'h - latRe .
s'urt n"u~.. bi Mos i, room ."'tage, In
pr"N'w"u'-. .'rFo tr'. II l\'NE\rAtk k ~, e.
EDGE. nre' ~,ofn Io.i... nr,c-, c.,l
20, IpTTLNN Ii.l.E. H'''asS. FATLliSpN,
~ u an s.. spuri!u"ut AMI httt ,
HA~BVbjtk ul.iGHT~. - Terrace hN".,
store pr wing ropuus g.. Ou eu'h on,re,
s. A'kENMAN. ia Gr"ruHi.h =
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7kT STREET HOUSE BUYER.

Francis Smyth, lawyer. is the buyer
of the four story dwelling Mt l2I East
Seventy y-frst street sold recently by
Agnes II. Connolly. Mr.. Smyth now re-
sides at AZ East Siyty-fourth street
lie will remodel the Seventy first street
house for his occupancy.
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font.r,s ,,toru.,,
downtown
South ot Fourteenth St.
tHh Ntl'H .c,
.. -, - - ,nc w,,,,h,N
,".s @ ~
,N""H '" ~" ,"N ava" 80 80
'S' wv" IAN - "Ti ~ -
a.. "''' " '''' '"' g.. ono
NJ ~" ,TLu' y,s ,',o
la."f'S - n'', - n """"' ~ aoS
Fast side.
.,s.,, ,r t,i,,h az h..v.,u Fourteenth and
'''S' '''" ,,o,,, 49,.
llo'h So
LEXINGTON AN. cor Hith st, co
N79l0- Anna l.acord tn BoNcry S.'ings
Bank. ~ Bpw"ry. Jan -, Z yrs. p O..
st'ys, CtiV alad"r, W 7 80 Wall
- ......... .......... ...,.- 5000
SAME PROPERTY. pr mtg s."""n hl-"
'ith -, - ", Il 4, ~ tth nN, -5\SN'.
pr mtg si'5uo sam" 10 Nu'us - An
go. Forest HiI.~. thorough of ''h""n..
Ian -, du' ~ - ptT h'nd' "'i. T. I
-. 100 R"s} ,......... .....,... tsoo"
3sTH ST, =, ." - l"N ~ ."A; So Annie
II W"'i'r."'t +" T. = Trust 80 - Nah
~ IAN = du" F.h u, ,'l:' y o,o
,91h ST, m,s -I'.? 3d ar, i'.7xico '.'
- y i''h ;, '"fph 70 ~ H's
"IY I"n - Ny.W"'".H ,s1 900
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Madison street
The approximate uuluunt 81 'hs e. A.
ohHrg~. 10 satisfy whiyD ihs EN0. "a,
srr4bsd property r. 80 he 500 I.,tit
on, Thousand siy hundred atn .i.r.v..
li-iO0 ts.ao3G.lJ dollars, N.tH ,'t'r-.
thereon from the @0th day 90 b"Hsnhs'
1915. together ith tn. costs snd .Iwsne.
tinoun'lu % Three hundred Bld '1rt..
four ll-luo ,s3tt.lD dollars, Ni'h .''.-",,
from JHrunry ii, 1915, together pl'h the
eNpAusNs ~ tn" SAFE. The spproi 'rla'.
atuJuh' Of the taxes. assessments Hud v.'.
rates ~ other lens which are :, he a.
owed to the purchaser out Of thr rhs.,
money or paid by tia" Wrf-rc-. H. Nu. hun
dr"d ana siNty-iive 31-i"o tiloo "a 10 49,
and interest
Dated. Ner' Yurk, January i5'h 1915
CHARI.ES y DDSOHII. keft-.s
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HOMES FOR 1O5 FAMILIES.
Block OF Apartments to he Bait
on Northern Avenue.

On the block front on the east side
of Northern avenue between 117th and
l7Sth street three five story fats are
TO he erected for the Haven Construction
Company. Charles F1aum president.
They will accommodate a total Of los
families and will have facades Of tapes
try brick, limestone and terra Gotta.
TIE corner buildings will each cost $751;
600 and the interior one $50, 600. making
total cost nf s230.0O0. Charles Il.
Meyers is the architect
The sun., 1916-01-29

To-day fourteen players VIII journey
20 New Haven and contest the tenth
round under the auspices Of tho Yale
chess association. IN accordance with
the following schedule
Tcnenwurzcl vs.. kost,c. capahlanca
". Schroeder. Janowskl vs.. Roscnthai.
Banks ~. Hodges. thajcs ", Rernst' IA.
Eos ~ kupchis and Black W. Perkins
The sun., 1916-01-29
BUYS MAPLETON ELLING.

George W. Slshy, sales manager OF the
Alec Building Company. has sold the one
family brick dwelling at "lo2 sixty
sixth street. ON lot 34Nl00. in Mapl"ton
Park. Brooklyn, to Mrs Joseph Sands.
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WIN HdH1t anu auUresS OF lenucr anu
attorney. II attorneys name Is omitted
address party OF nrst par,D
South Of Fourteenth ST
BROADWAY. Isl " =. g3o n Grand
st. rs. .tx2oo.1, to e . Mercer at xc6. s,soO.2
,c.Julins ,.l,l, y Fox, Jersey .Cty: y !, to
Wilson, u & W. Is Wal st..,.,.....,i
R& e Co 10 Alfred " levi. SO " i:s,h
sTm Av 5. sas =. S,h st, ST. s..Ssso--oriand
Holding 60 TO Louise Finlayson. az "
tEas, of Fifth az. between Fourteent h
and 10th stsD
9'TM 1sssrs% sT iS' Il .,ni i,is n ,rs sv s s
isn q atty l. & i CO. fso RFoaI /;
18Th ST. :. 80 Sd av, 2cxico s. mas
W Lysn ct al to Ella = Lyon, Mamar-
%neck; " a, and $. all liens,
Dec 2s' atty, Burton e Meighan. i:o
s'T5 lad ST ,;,,. y, T 5 100 % 10y. AZ =; :S
Ian .; atty, T o 90: IFS Bsay 500
issp ST ns ls7's "a sv. a5sxioo I I
H' shannon S'a2F' M " s,s al 81. to m;s M,r',sGI
Ian - attys, Hurry & Dut,on. 50
LEXINGTON AN. i726.5o. cor iosth
st, 90 .i1NT5-Arthur " Wiener 10 Marta
s Gibbs, &c l. 18Th ct. e x. Jan rs:
aftys Win,hrop a,,rnson sa fIber, y
at ...........'....... s75
i0grII ST al, r. n 3 e0i "a ay .lx
Ioo.ii,jcnss Vel :, al al to Nassau 4" M M,s s
60 ~ cedar ~, y and ali uenS
Ian .s; attys Rowc-s a : az ,'aaa :,
- ''.'''''.'' -. 80. .''''' ''''''''''''
We~t side.
lWes, of Fifth sv between Fourteenth
ard ,,o.s 80.
. - ~ ii''" -
eoTH IT: .4S.t5 W .. l'5l West End
aN, f'.'nN1hO.J Me'rOpOli't1 Gav Rank
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Eastern District iIigh School won
from Far i,ockaWay Yesterday in a
T. $. \. l.. basketball gam" At the
Forty-seventh Regiment Ni7npr> hy a
score OF ~ to 10. Frank be Groot ~
Eastern District was put ont of the
came FOR rough play. iIymau starred
I,,. Eastern. while stark played well
- Far Rockaway.
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NEW BROADWAY REsTArRA>r.

G. Westervelt, architect for Jacob
Wertheim. has fled plans for making
over the billiard room In the three story
building at the southeast corner OF
Broadway and Fiftieth street opposite
tho Winter Garden. into a restaurant for
the Far East Tea Garden Company. Lee
Foo president. The cost Of making the
change has been estimated at $4,000.
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Inc approximate smoIGt of ne i'r o.
,Ut'g' 't satisfy which ne above ~
riLed property IL 20 b" sold, ~ :. '.rH. !
y Ith Interest tAcr-uu from tho ll'u Eht y
November, 1919, together with ,usls t-t
hundred and thirty -hlN Hud - loo D0.L'I
With interest from January 1th. t''' .
gethcr With the expense. o' the sac ~
Approximate amount Of the taNe-, a,.ss.
ut"uts and water rates, o. otN'- .'-'s
which are to he allowed to tho Ul-. hS.s'
on ~ ~" purchase money, or ps.' b, -
Referee, Is 81, 3sG.+7 and In,ercst ana p-s
tbs II any.
Dated, New York. January 7th 'aN
Jp~;IN II KELLY, R"'"r.'
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NEtllA<lCS' LIENS.
Manhattan.

18TH ST. 36l WIN II Downs Hgt Annie
J Vincent, owner; william Allen, agent,
l.sD ST, GiO to Gl6 ". and Colyer Row !
to Jacob Fchlinger agt Mary Marin
and Jacob Mittnacht, Jr. owners;
Jacob 4 Nutnsch. contractor rr-
nswxl/ .'..':. .'''''''''.. ..tl3oss
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l'\ilEb ~TN1ES l.%GlNr,.I.
Iuuu, -" Amy RI.iuiup
Sir,,.. \'w Nprk tllN 80,
rur dredging lu \,Nark B',
River, l., NIL nr rco' ..'.
I" VI February "', l''f. au- .ioa p'"'
Information IL appAct'iVn,
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OVERLOOKING the SOUND

House. " roo.us and bath. "yer' modern
impr"'"rn"I'. .'V"r "r'er, ga. elcctri 'ltS,
sti"W uIks. 'f'.. "a minutes 10 New NorN
Sjo" Cash. balance easy terms; good title
+. STEpHE\Sp\. "a West 3tih -
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STUDIOS To LET.
STUDIOS, ARTISTS. WRITERS

STUDIOS, ARTISTS. WRITER'S
Between Union So. and 5th Ave.
Central, Light, Clean. Low Rents.
Monthly to Desirable tenants Only.
6 r. 18TH ST.. NORTH SKY
LIGHTS. .............. S3O-S4O
Heat, Electric Light, Water.
IL (. 18TH ST., 2 ROOMS,
ROOMS .............. S2O-S25
IL E. 18TH ST., 3 ROOMS .. SIS
is E. l4TH ST.. FRONT ROOM So
Z w. 14TH ST., 2 ROOMS 49,. $40
s +. 14TH ST.. LARGE LIGHT
IL UNION SQUARE, ATTIC
FLOOR, S ROOMS ....... Sl2
220 w. l4TH ST., 2 LIGHT
ROOMS ......... ......... SIS
quiet, we'll kept buildings occupied u,
artists. Rooms newly painted papcred'
Running water In rooms.
MORRIS E. STERNE, INC,
9East 18th St.
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Isrssn


LOTS ~. to l+h, revised map Sencrs ftrk,
al waiter " Tayl"r ~ John Rn"uIEe~,
40 T. 1921 -, from completion Of h'iG
to- Apr 30 Ipla, atiys, he lt Marc VI.
40 Nassau st........... ...,... ..... 81 AUO
lGaTH ST. A5 T., store, 81 christian
Bume to ,'nstsyc Wank 1880 Nteneins
AZ, 2 yrs from May|1, 1919, atty Y "
Dodge, 1888 Prospect sN. ..,.,.,.. Saon
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

20 Fr.dk 7 Barry, - Cent-sl rHrk N"s'
- yrs from Sept !, 1913; attS, r = rress,
"33 l,way . ................ 81, i0h
poratinu 20 Elit' Amusement t"rPord-
tiun, is r. tst -. yrs from MAJ !,
1915. atty, II e Grifnths, - T. ~.
ALLEN ST. Z. basement and store. iIar-
ri> Sackiu 20 Louis kspHn, Alien -.
yrs from MAY l. l9lt....,.... $3.50
The sun., 1916-01-29

.bin or America WIN be the feature of the
yanios OF Erasmus Hall, which VIII bc held
in the TWENTY, third ReglIn"nt Armory on
s,turday evening, February =, For this
event the first prize viii l." solid gold
medal set with a diamond
paints viii he scored according 10 ihe
nlaces taken In the following contests:
100 yard dash, 100 yard low hurdles. $50
y,rd run, running high jump and putting
~ pound shot There VIII u" ten other
events open to high and preparatory school
students. ana a trophy, FOR which Erasmus
Han VIII not compete, is offered To the
school scoring the most points. There viii
be numtrr Of races far Erasmus Hall
students. an invitation faculty relay and
| iw2 events for members Of the Twenty
| th.td RsSamsot.
The sun., 1916-01-29
TRACK AND FIELD NOTES.

Georgetown has accepted the invitation
of Fordham University to compete In the
one milo intercollegiate relay race at the
Eordham games. to he held In the Twenty
second Regiment Arm"ry on February IL.
other colleges are expected to send teams
10 tn" mark, hut the greatest interest will
liz In the meeting of Georgetown and
Eordham The Fordham quartet has been
vict orious in Its recent races and at the
brooklyn College games won with plenty
to spare.
Georgetown has been Ju@t as successful
In events OF this character held near the
"a nitol The two colleges are great rivals
In all forms Of sport and Grorgetown is
particularly anxious 10 wipe our past de-
ieats on the track
The sun., 1916-01-29
,N"s' ~ Finh ~. b.,v".n Fourteenth anI

soTH ST n : l,al Wcs' End a.,
- 'uNlOn g. Richard G,rNci to Metro
poli,sn SAY hank. 50 copper 81 l.. Jan
- = Nr- = y e.. atty, !. 90. l6o
RwaN .,.....,,.... ...,r,r. ..''' SInpuo
lU.p ST, -0o ". r. l75 +" BNay, :0ls
100 ll-Jas bradley to Title q T. 80,
80 HVay, Jan - du" g., as per
The sun., 1916-01-29

ALI r. \ to property dcsrrlh"d In
deed Of tru~' m,ti' Nov q 1857, bet
,livrr pc T. Grant to Io-tItndt Pal-ucr,
Sr. ct al being sam, As hold I'm truA'
rur NtrN \ T. brip,r, decd Robert
Palmer 10 Epnr,Im Wi'i'aws, trus, lt6
I: 3pth ~, June ~, 1917, due rs per
bond, y addr"s., -" h"aN, $4,000
SAME PROPERTY --Same 10 same, Dec &.
lnI,, due rs per bond, e; atty,
same ..,.,.,..... ,,...,,, Nso,UoV
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-30
MERELY COMMENT

1871 lll0I6 a UdUuSOIIlo SlgW VI p0e
litical mugs pasted around town?
Or, maybe, it's a beauty contest.
''Italy rejoices over war news"
says headline.
Is there any WAR news that one
can really rejoice over?
Horrors!' If the railroad strike
comes what will the train traffic
bosses do for militia protectio2
+ Most of our lovely militia is swell
tering on the border.
It is just as we'll, however, for the
militia is supposed to protect life and
property, and for some reason or
other the property end Of it always
comes first.
Now is a good time for any So
called man, who has no life ambitions
and who hasn't the backbone to earn
a fair dollar, to apply for a job as
strikebreaker for the railroads.
Republican Presidential Candidate
Chas. E. Hughes is up in the air.
He ate luncheon, so they tell US, at
Longs peak, 1000 feet above the
sea level,
The luncheon that wire stories re-
fer to is just the same as the COM
mon lunch you and eat.
And, by the way, the Chicago Post |
story tells us that Mrs. Hughes climb
ed the hill to Longs peak in pair of |
white pumps.
1t might have at least mentioned |
also a pleasant smile.
As a rule every rule is supposed to |
be square. But there are exceptions
to every rule. In this case the Loeb |
rule is the exception.
Jakey and his funny ideas will be |
present at the first fall meeting of |
the school board this afternoon.
Some of the trustees are anxious |
to jar the car and put the 81 fired |
teachers back on the job.
R1r% - loLav - Eke nnEC - ALg-I--
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-30

The marriage of Miss Owen Lloyd
George, elder daughter of the Brit
ish minister Of war, to Capt. G. T.
Carey Evans may be celebrated next
autumn. Capt. Evans won the MILF
tary cross in Ga1lipoH.
-O-O
London.-BTitish steamer Man
churia blown up in Uxpile harbor,
Gulf of Bothnia. Believed Internal
machine was exploded inside it
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1916-11-08
PROGRESSIVE DENTISTRY

Several years ago
when we announced
the fact we would re-
move old roots and
badly decayed teeth
without pain or use
Of drugs to produce
Inconsistencies I h g
public thought it
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1916-11-08

Rev. c. M. Pease left Wednesday
for few days visit In Traverse City.
Mrs. Floyd Bauman Of Lansing
was a Sunday guest at Leon For
wards.
Mrs. S. M. McCammon of Barry
ton and Miss Dora Hansen of Lake
view returned home Wednesday. They
had been guests Of Mrs. Emma Full
Ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Wacha of FL
we'll were in the city Sunday, the
guests Of Mrs. Wacha's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. S. l.. Lowrey at the Ma
tional Hotel.
Charles Andrews of Fenwick was a
Saturday caller of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wood.
Mrs. Maggie Welch returhed to
Blanchard Monday.
The Sunday guests at Morris
Urch's were: Fred Speigel and Stella
Bauman of Lansing, Mrs. Addie La
Grange of Stanton, Mrs. Maggie
Welch and Hazel Woodin.
William Davis of Mt. Pleasant was
in the city last Thursday. He was on
his way home having been taking in
the fairs around the state, and the
races with his string of horses. He
was resident of this city twenty
years ago.