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The sun., 1916-10-27
". u. GETS MORE OF FULTON ST.

The Western Union has extended Its
control over Fulton street between
Broadway and Church street. most Of
which the company already owns In the
name OF the 1875 Broadway Corporation.
The latest acquisition is the property
at i7s Fulton street. one OF the four
four story buildings between the New
York Law School Building and Church
street. which the company does not own.
The property was bought from Albert
l.. Newman. II is IS feet wide n II
fee, deep and abuts 20 and % Dey street.
which the company bought recently from
Leslie r. Palmer. The purchase Of the
Newman realty eliminates the possibility
d the Fulton street property being inn
proved with n building that will inter-
.ere with the company's plans A. the
parcel divides the plot.
The sun., 1916-10-27
Mount Vernon. N ...........
1900

Mount Vernon. Y.............se.0oo
wESTCHESTER Av, n =, 2gt.I " Glebe
av. letx25. l0x57.llxI0s. to westchester
av 4 rs. io-Ida Maker to Louis J Dorson,
$50 W l<ist 81, Oct II. due as per bond
atty. T q q T Co. i7s Bway $1,000
HULL Av. . 8 $50 $ goth st. 25xioo
Amelia A Hach to Mary T. r DUNN.
1850 Briggs av, oct 2s, due as per bond,
atty. T q a T Co. 116 Bway. 49,. 5000
JEROME Av. 9 c 1880 st. ssxloo-Jos VI
knap to Henry Y Singhi. l East Ford
ham road. prior mtg sac. 600. Oct 20, due
Jan T. 1890. 8 per cent; atty. n Y +
co, lS6 $3.50. az. NV
FINDLAY Av. n e c. issth At. soxis 10
John GeiGer to EmiGrant Industrial Saw
Bank. Oct 7s. 8 yrs, s per cent. attys.
Amend & A. lls Nassau t........ 50. 600
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. . Z. 325 n
Barretto ct. 7txloo-Hunts Point Garage.
Inc. to Columbia Constr Co, 32lo 81 Az.
prior mtG 9S5, 900. Oct is. s yrs, 8 per
cent: atty. o r Davis, 3?io I'D nv. $50. 600
10TH ST. tt2 y. 25xibO-Julia Collins to
Emigrant Industr Saw Bank. 81 Cham
hers 81. Oct IS. z yrs. S per cent. atty,
T. J Mcclure. 81 chambers st $4,000
DECATUR Av. @ 3. 629. II = Gun I'M road.
50NiO0-Enicient Bldg Corp to Emma X
Janss, 253< Creston av. oct %. due as
per bond; atty. T q a T Co. lI5
BWAx .. y ,tUV
The sun., 1916-10-27
CITY DWELLINGS RENTED.

Pease 4 Gilman have let furnished
for Mrs. c.. Wycklire Yuille OF Tuxedo
to Morgan q. Barnwell the four story
and basement dwelling at IS East Sew
entieth street. and for DR.. W. +. Fluhrer
TO DIR. Randall Hoyt the three story and
basement dwelling at cal West Seventy
first street.
Slawson 4 Hobbs have rented c37
West End avenue for w. s. Sterns to
Mrs. l.. Morgan. and l6s West Ninety
seventh street for Matt J. Ward to w.
8 Moore.
Porter q Co. have leased for Jacob 7.
Batter to Della s. Lyden the three story
and basement dwelling at 1856 West
l2S;h street.
The sun., 1916-10-27
OPERATOR BUYS DRIVE House.

werthe!m 4 Gear and I. Friedman
have sold for Cruikshuuk n Fitzpatrick
the FIVE story American basement DWELL
ing nj $40 Riverside Drive. mort beast
cnrner OF lo6th street, a plot fronting
- feet on the Drive and SO feet on l06th
street. The dwelling was acquired re-
Gently by the sellers from Harry N.
Marvin In exchange for n country estate
al Rye. y. Y. II was held at $40. 900.
Paul 4. Mc.iulrich Is the buyer. He
plans to alter the house into non-house
keepLng aIaEtments.
The sun., 1916-10-27
CENTRAL AUCTION CO.. ". sheehnn.
-. Canal street, sells jewelry

at - \, NJ clothing at 10 \ NJ
OCT 3l-By Il simpson 60. 500 Futon
ST., Bklyn, y Y. All uurodcemrd pledges
Of rrar's, diamonds and other precious
sturss. Watches, 1cwc.rN silNrrwarr, So
p,,Irrl p~rcNious to 40. 1901 Sept ! lgl..
aus tIl goods held over from former ~H'cs
Say lily j simpson & Co, 1850
Broadway and l5s West +tth 81 Al I'M
redeemed pledges Of pearls, diamonds and
other precious stones. watches. Jewelry.
5000 Oct. I. 1875. and all goods held over
from former sAlss,
The sun., 1916-10-27
BIG BROADWAY LOFT LEASE.
seven Floors. . Block In Length,
Taken by C~lOthiers.

fTed'rck Fox a Co, have leased seven
n'-T' IN IN" twelve story building cover
nF W" hlock front from Broadway to
l't'y"''e street on Fourth street to
zen. Goldman 4 Co. wholesale dealers
.."'N.rp one Of the leading houses
N'r n" - business, II In reasonable
~ 'iipo'c that this trade will remain In
u" id district.
" n l.. Hess have leased the tenth
N'.' ~ &ls-32G West T~hir,y-ninth street.
q 'n aggregate rental Of $4,000. 10
The sun., 1916-10-27
WILL BUILD TRADE SCHOOL.

Thomas Dwyer has received the gem
eral contract for the erection OF the
Manhattan Trade School. on plot 75xs9.
"' he northwest corner OF Lexington
avenue and Twenty-second street. This
Is N" first vocational school for girls
projected by the city Of New York. The
building will be ten stories and will cost
100000, according to the estimate Of
l IS J. Snyder, architect.
The sun., 1916-10-27
LIs pENDENS.
NanhaftAn-


10th At, la7 E-George Schefer, exr, agt
Pauline Leidesdorf ct al foreclosure or
uortgaee) Attys. Rahe q Keler.
CANAL ST, : " c Elizabeth st. Edw r DE-
Relyedon ct al egt Martin srhrenkeis"n
., al foreclosure Of mortgaEe); attys.
Dean. Tracy 4 McBarren. .
ll0TH ST. ~ E-walter r Blaisdel ct al
agt Frieda Hart 81 al tamended forcclos-
ure ~ mortERgeli atty. NJ A Hulett..
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. l0s--Thomas NJ Mo
Rec ct al sgt Amelia Bingham ,foreclns-
uro Of mortgage); attys. Goldman, Heide
4 unger.
Bronx.
PROSPECT Az. r.. 75 n is2i st. Theo.
dore Wentz AIT Emil G!usburger - al
foreclosure OF mortgage, atty. III c
Rirkahy.
MADISON Av. n Q, so " Gainsborg nv--
Frances T Lown nst Moses N Kahn rt
al foreclosure OF mortgage. atty. c w
II Arnold,
LOT is.. block 2s,s. section 10 on tax mar
city Of New York sgt Elizabeth Teet-
mayer 81 al faction to forcclose transfer
OF tax lien) atty. l. Hardy,
AQI'EDUCT Az, g q, llS5 n lStth ST
Emma ] Peters agt Anthony J Griffin 81
al foreclosure OF mortgage; atty, NJ q
Palliser,
The sun., 1916-10-27
CLERGYMAN TRADES DWELLING

The Rev. Nassau 8. Stephens. for six
years rector OF st. James's Church, III
Upper Montclair. ". j.. has sold his resi-
dence at 2s7 Upper Mountain venue to
J II Walter Lemkau. who a In part
payment his residence at 124 Edgemont
roaf' both in Upper MontclaS, John l.,
PARISH was the broker. Mr., Stephens
sailed on Wednesday for Paris to take
up work with the American Red Cross
Hospital In the Ambulance Corps.
The sun., 1916-10-27
TO LIVE ATOP OF B,wAY B.LDG.

Earl Carroll. composer OF music. has
leased the penthouse and roof OF the
eighteen story building George Backer
recently completed at the southeast cor
ner OF Seventh avenue and Forty-nlnth
street for an apartment. 1t is said he
plans to enclose the space in glass. lay
out . formal garden and a handball
court.
The sun., 1916-10-27
REALTY FIRM BUYS IN GATH ST.

A realty nrm has paid something less
than $4,000 for the property at IL
Eas, Forty-fourth street. which II bought
yesterday as a site for a building for
lie own use. The concern Ia well known
in New York, according to Frederick
sou,hack and Alwyn Ball. Jr.. who ne
gotiated the sale, but no other informa-
ton as TO the Identity OF the Arm was
TO be had. A four story building covers
the property. This Is to be removed
and a six story structure erected. The
site ia 2sx10o.s. The estate Of William
O'Conner II the seller.
The sun., 1916-10-27
HOTEL RENAISSANCE BUYER.

e Grayson Martin Is the prospective
hal'r NJ the Hotel Renaissance. at the
southwest corner OF Fifth avenue and
f"r'} third street. Mr.. Martin may no;
TAX" TILE to the property, as a story Is
around that he has practically resold
,Ae corner for Improvement with a tall
building.
The sun., 1916-10-27
RECORDFD LEASES.
Manhattan.

10TH st. lS W, all-Cnrord Van schur.
man. agent, TO WIN W Kessler. on prem
ises. $ yrs from oct !. 1915. : y-.s re,
1s9TH ST. ID: W. aii-r.mpic Imp, 90 20
Tuby Msnasow. 30 W i37th -, 2 yrs
from Nov |. 1916. atty. Samuel H.lin
pEARL. TT. 1854 cor . and part h-Jnnc
v Farley ct al to Schyer Handelsm1n
f7D ST. ll6 W. ground fOor-Leopol
simon and ano To Jos Wills. a2i w .,L
81. : yrs from oct l, 1915; address, ~
,eyMrni 'e ST. s.i.:s f. o,li-Gc,,triici ~
baum TO Thos Y MrElhInnev. ll'
Franklin av, an ano. 10 yrs from Ian J.
1917: atty. Edw J Wenk. 2h"t -.
PARK ROW. 1870. : and b-Julis T GALA
han Of Long Branch. y J. to samuel
Rosenthnl. lee Park Row, yrs IRON
Jan I, 1917; atty, Edmund Rittin"r, ~
Bway ,...,.,,t, ...'tr 'tt''t''s INV
Bronx.
HARLEM RIVER bet Hist 81 and wash
ington Bridge PARK and az W . san
bridge PARK, runs e to y Y ''ntriI
n.y. to Aqueduct Y " ~ 70 Hnr-
i.m River 4 n = 70 beg ~all-Apgd'n
T;s, CO to BRONX Artinc,al stone works
Inc, s yrs from Jan !. i9l6: atty. -
Ernst, 40 BWay, ..sr.. f''' 70 slV''
The sun., 1916-10-27
TOURS
SALES
JOSEPH sHONGOOys sO>S. Ju

JOSEPH CS SONS, Ju'ius
fhons'o4. Aqc, - no.,ry Sc" 10 \ NJ
h!sh grade stock futs OF ever, description
pledged prior oct, =, 1913, FOR unpa!l loan.
~ ATo' ""TSdr Si"oen .si:'s Sons. + Sqseg en- ~ a. 80
~ : Isaac. :iS6 sth Ave II & c Lang
10 Avenue 4; 4 Rhode, So Columbus
Ave- II Freel. 90 New Chambers - u
"Ns"r'> Son, s6s ID Ave Sol Cohen, ?25
yth Ave Sol Cohen 4 Co. asa al Ave. NJ
Nirriur 4 sons, 1870 3D. Ave Mayer Brps g.
~ Ave. l.. R"rnstsiU, cess sth Ave
~ i""dy. 20 Grand ST. Hro .iSyn Daniel
O. "Eu. 80 Wa-h!nEton 81. ;iuhuNA. y 7
CO.'S ."--Al diamonds and other precious
s''n"s .ct and unset. AL watches, j'we -
o' every dos ri7tiou si'NerwIrr. olis aud
rrIS s.. pledged prior Aug |. 1875, To No.
sales. MHN Berr-i,in. ?TS ". lg5th -.
oct 3u-Ciothiug: II Baruth & son, SOS
NNr'l" we. BrnoS>lyn,
r"' 2l-.Nl diamonds ana other precious
stones set and unset, sll watches, jcwslry
~ every description. s~iiverwarN. irStru
'.,nt- nIl. and ends, g., rlelgcI prior
S ~ 81 Isii Sor 10 no s $40 ssnriao "a an oAG ys
ort 81 Mems ana women. eIo'hins
from ". $1,000 20 No 5lsss ana 9,
,ams 10 Ave 9 A.sS ',o'hiGs and rem
M. i-M'n's and women. clothing
rl"sss1 gnior oc; j., ,,iI Hqsh FRI.
-terdam Ave; NJ. Manning & Sons. 1870
11 Aye
NV. All diamonds. and other precious
stones, all watches iewelry ~ every do
sortution. firearms, opera and reli glasses.
musical and other Instruments. odds and
uis. fairs and al other miscellaneous srt!-
'."s pledged With BentaMin Fox, - sth
Nov Mems and women's clothing.
Madison Az Loan Otrce, Albert Fr.uni
pop. l772 Madison Ave National Col.
.t'"ra' co. l Sipolts'eIner, Ioi "a Ave,
The sun., 1916-10-27

EAST OF Firth avenue. between Fourteenth
and llOth s'reets.b

ana llnin s''etls'
Av. -. 1905 n sath at, III
,7b. OCT es-Marst ana Anna McCabe and
ano t. Emirrant Iniust say Rink 81
chambers II, ! yr' t"s' atty WIN ,s pm;
-- & c "a he, 1.-TWO: :. IS part. . /. Oct
FRANK. and Helen Nr Burton. Boston:
MA. Gu. ana ,nt a. per bond 5000
loisr ct, i2s-s7 F. ,2Sxloo II; Oct a.
de- W Grote to John II sculiy. i's w
i::cc''5noc ATTY. Hsrs.r, Gocldm.ik' so Wal
an Ay, .,s,. ,!.i, oss ,saca,s;'p =
lotth -. ct al. du" and int as per homo;
atty, Leo Schatrau. 81 chambers stsl'oOo
West side.
west Of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th street'p
aOTu ST - Is W IN ay, gS,'Ns Io SH Hrrs
Louisa Mol to chns q koss 62S West
End av' due oct %, 1914 -, prior mtg
,.ooo, attys, Thompson, kosS a W, a6H
7abp" sT, ?ss W. ?oxio22. Oct 25-Remlu
Realty corp TO y Y Title a Mtg Co. 1876
Bway, due Jan /. 1915, 5i5 T...,.Sls,ooO
Uptown.
TNnnhattan Island. north of 10th street,
isM,TH ST IS ", :sygeii. Oct ei.Estello
G Winston 10 VIM LYMAN. 5lb W ls5th
ST. : yrs, &C.. prior, mtg $4,000; atty;
GESIHS.TgsA : Il as: = s i3GCG'y oct stIdsSSSS
5 Harrington to Martha h Magic, 81?
Convent av, due and int as per bond
atty, Title q 6 7 90, lTG Bway 5ll,b0O
Bron>.
Borough Of The Rrony)
WISE Az. =, MAJ n Home st. two lots,
each 60xlOO. two mtgs. each s3S, 500
Galveston BldE co 20 Lawyers Mtg Co,
tp Liberty 81, oct %, du" AS per bond
at,v. r q n T co, ia Bway &C.. So, 900
SENECA AZ. . . cor Fal!e 81, 50NloO-
Mccarthy Macy Co to Herman l. E"l'
mar, 800 T. assn II, prior mtg 5000,
oct ~, . yrs, go atty, c II Friedrich,
RrCEER Az. n 9 ., being = " y lot
19l ana y lot l25, map Washing
%'ruvilc. i0xlnO Eighty sixth s. & West
End ~ 90 TO Kat" N Lare, 1872 Z 52i
-. oct -. due ~ per bond; atty, Grant
Sduir,s. 900 Madison av,,..,,...s2, 200
BECKER Az. II . > being = Q y lot lei,
sane map. 2ixiO0-Ssmc to Thos Foy.
10. l. "a II, Oct 20. duo "a per bond
! FL 81. s2;s, being LOT ., map Unionport.
5Oy2lG to LIST st-John J Lutz to
samuel j Ashley. 2iT - Nicholas sv,
oct O., tue ns per bond, atty. T q q T
| pAWKER AZ, " =, 100 9 Elizabeth st, rs
xi26--John J Flynn to Tuckshoe Home
RldE and Loan Assn, Oct 20. ~installs 9
| per cent; atty. IL y Lent 20 w lst ct.
The sun., 1916-10-27
WOMAN SELLS IN BROOKLYN.

Tutino & Cerny have sold for Mary
A, Cush to a client for occupancy the
brick dwelling, on lot lsX100. at 1897
S!Sty-elghth street.
The sun., 1916-10-27
$4,000 FOR L.. !. CITY PARCEL.

Robert Price Bell. as referee. has sold
to the C. s. j. Realty Company the
waterfront on Vernon avenue, Long ISL
and City. 230 feet north OF Tenth street.
AID extending through to tho canal. for
80, 900.
The sun., 1916-10-27
LOEw RENTS HARLEM THEATRE

Marcus Loew has leased the York
Theatre. W ll6th street. running
through to ll5th street. between 81.
Nicholas and Seventh avenues, owned
by the Theatre Realty Corporation.
The sun., 1916-10-27

party OF first partJ
Dovu,oun.
tsouth OF Fourteenth street)
ALBANY ST. = " :. s5.ii g West st. 1851
5SNlS.4NbS-Seaman's Bank for saw TO
Fenlo Realty Co, ii9 W 10th st.. b 80
~ 20 ATTY lN'e GUAR az w. 100
FULroN ST, lis. 2bx75--Aibcrt A Newman
No 1875 Bwny Corn. Is Dey st, mtg $780,
900, Oct is! at,y. Title GUAR & T co. l7s
Rway ...."y...". 800
EdiiH 4 Mccormick ana ano. esrs. SC, to
Thos puckiey' Igt President Of. Bkiyn,
mtg $1,000. all liens. oct Is. atty. Carl T
pkY'%SRR'p' ST TeS So, Is sxico.Sieik Realty 60
W,as'sso' ssn, ' %. at,y. IN J fRubens;eln' !
Beekman 81. 81
sT as 7s6S2?7x irreg-Nieik
Realty Co TO same, mtg $4,000. Sept rs;
atty.
i6Ss"peI,a Holding Corp to Nettie Mem
del. Holly PARK. PIainaeii. y J. mtg s2i,-
Oo0. Oct IS. ally. LAWYERS Title & T Co.
100 AWAY. 900
CoMMERCE ST. .. 2ixto. except part for
ext Of eth av-Gramont Const Go to
f,e,to N"ns'il Jones !, =;
Ca. iso Bway. .Sio0
- 90.
h"s' SUI ...,,
and iioth strestsj
2sD ST, 1850 r., 7sxss.e. foreclo-J Rob
or, Rubin, ref. to Union Trust CO Of n
Y. so Bway, Oct "a: attys. Miller. r.. I
a T, so way ,.....,.. si2b. 900
sqTI ST. = 5Ib W Sd av. 2sxstl0x25.3x
ss6-Thco c vi.sch.r TO VIM u Nisbe,.
$4,000, a {, h and .. all Hens, DC, II;
atty. Lawrence W Wright. 2 Rector
st
! cosEAsron Bldg co to E.thold Realty
Go. ii9 W 10th st. oct 2s. attys. Bins 4
Ring. ilq w Goth st. ...........,..t
ETH Az TNu orNlOO-- RYtrH TO
The sun., 1916-10-27

with name and address or lehder anu
lenders Attorney
Downtown.

tsOu'h OF FOutIt"HTH NTr'"IT
Ap,Ny ST. 9 w : GFll . g West s., lss
N-sy,s iN-i oct 2i-Fonic Realty co 20
csamsns Raak for say, - WnIl st. :
rs. 81, at,ys, Cadwalader, W &,rm
CITMrRtRY ST 81. etiix7sllx?5.:x71i, oct
2G-Thos Ruck'ev t" Eai,h A Mecor.
mick, .sT T. iSth s., and ano, trus que
Nov /. 1919. 4t9 e Htty, carr I FlaSh, !.
The sun., 1916-10-27
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.


with name and address Of lender and
attorney. II attorneys name IL omitted
address party OF first part)
Dovutovn.
The sun., 1916-10-27

SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF MAS.
SAC-CESTRAL TRUST COMPANY .Or
NEW YORK, as Trustee, Pl,intln, against
ROst.YN ESTATES lNCONfORATED' OF
al, Defendants.
In pursuance OF a Judgment % forscloe-
ure and sale. duly made. and entered In the
above entitled action ana bearing date tho
18th day OF september, 1916. |, the under-
signed, the referee In said Judgment named
VIII sell at public auction. at the Lodge:
situated at the entrance TO said mortgNteu
premises. on the Northwesterly side oil
North Hampstead Turnpike, In the N'llaEe
OF Roslvn. Town OF North Hempstenu.
Nassau County. state OF New YORK. on the
goth day OF November, 1916, at IL o'clccW
noon on that day, by JOSEPH =. DAY
Auctioneer. the following described prem.
ises remaining subject TO the lion OF sara
MORTGAGE or deed OF trust and directed py
said judgment to he sold and therein a.
scribed as follows:
All those certain tracts, piece. or parcels
OF land situate. lying and being In tre
Town Of North Hampstead. County oi
upon a map entitled Map ?. Rcsiyn Estate.
dled In the once OF the clerk OF the
County Of Nassau on september 20. 1917
by the File No. 80. as Plots Nos. 81. q.
81 81 g. So 20 part; -, u.s. a. ,es.
ies. 10. III. H.. liS. III. llt. liz, ~.
IL. lls. 100. III. 122, l23. l?t, l2s. ~
i2s. i2s. 100. 1871. 13?, 1a3. - i3s. iSs'
iS1, las, 13s. 1+o, ltl. 1872. iet. los. III
PA 1ss los. 2o2. ?oi. 2o5. 200. 2i9. 2i'.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-19
masked ROBBERS
ROB NJ CLINTOCK
Get $2.65 From Manager Ell
Paso Theater, Which {
Was ALI Lynn Had.

Three masked robbers held up Lynn
r. McClintock Friday night at 10 o'clock
near his home 1905 oxford street, Gov
eminent Hill
The men took only $3.50 in cash from
McClintock-thisb being the only ready
money the theatrical manager had on
his person. They did not take dia-
mond stud and a ring which he wore.
They also overlooked a watch.
Burglars entered the home OF A
Morgan, at 213S Central avenue, Friday
night They got suitcase, two white
overcoat
Auto Tire Taken.
George Pence reported the theft Of
an auto tire from his auto Friday night
while the car was standing at his home.
L. Z. WolvertOn reported the theft
Of set of carpenter tools Friday night
from his home
Two brass hose connections were
taken from the lobby of the Paso del
Norte hotel late Friday night The
hose connections were part Of the fire
protection in the lobby Of the hotel.
FenchIer's Tire Taken.
W. II. Fenchler, of sos Corto street,
reported the theft of an automobile tire
from his auto while it was standing in
the side yard of his home Friday night.
w. A Wilton, of 70S Wyoming street.
reported that prestolite tank was
oNtAIA a. oiAA Nut running DOdfO OF MS
automobile Friday night while ii was
standing in front OF his home.
An overcoat was taken from the Of
nee or Q. Sadler in the Morehouse
building Friday afternoon.
Mrs. F. J. Griffith, of 1O3 WYOMING
street. reported to the police that three
chickens had been taken from her
back yard Friday night.
Tools Stolen. u
Coincident with the arrest of Ventuda
Munoz at Boulevard and st. Vrain
street early Saturday morning. a set Of
carpenters tools valued at s25. which
had been stolen from a residence at
Montana and st. Vrain streets, was re-
covered Munoz, according to citv de-
tectlVe Drown, was walking down
Boulevard with the tools tied up in a
carpenters apron. The tools were the
property Of J. H. Simmons
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-19
HELD TO GRAND JURY ON
CHARGE OF TAKING TYPEWRITER

Complaint was lied Friday after.
noon against Cad Keystone on a charge
OF theft over $50. The complaint was
filed in the justice J. NJ Deaver court
and he is alleged to have taken a type
writer from william Moeller.
Jose Villa and Herman Darling were
bound over to the grand jury Friday
afternoon on charge Of assault to rob.
They were held to the grand jury on
bonds Of $500 Oeach. They We're alleged
to have held up Incarnation Enriquez.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-19
DIR. THOMAS RETURNS
FROM NEW ORLEANS 7

Dr. G. n. Thomas has returned from
New Orleans, La, where ne has been
doing some special research work in
the Charity hospital. Dr. Thomas left
on January and was accom- panied by
his family. His family vert on to
Buchanan, West Virginia, where they
will visit relatives of DR.. Thomas.
While in New Orleans DR.. Thomas
attended the meeting. of the American
Gynecolofical club, which held it's con-
vention there
The new Thomas home in the $500
block on Montana street is now com
pleted at a cost of $4,000 and will be
occupied by his family as soon as they
return.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-19
HENDRICKS CHARGED WITH
BUYING PISTOL FROM SOLDIER

Charles Hendricks, charged with
buying an automatic pistol from one of
the soldiers of battery A. Fifth Field
artillery, had a preliminary hearing be-
fore commissioner G. B. Oliver Friday
afternoon and upon pleading guilty was
placed under a $500 bond and bound
over to the action Of the grand jury.
Hendricks stated before the court
that ne did not know il was an offence
to buy a pistol from a soldier and that
when he learned this was the case he
had hidden the pistol in Cleveland
square. He said he had paid 81 for
the pistol.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-19
POsTOFFTCE TO CLOSE FOR
WASHINGTONfS RIRTHDAY PAHTY

February %, being Washingon's
birthday anniversary. and a legal holi-
day, the postoffice will be closed dur
ing the afternoon hours. The general
delivery window will be open from
$3.50 to II o'clock in the morning. The
remainder Of the day will release all
postoffice employees from work. The
banks viii close all day Tuesday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-19

BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUN-
Gil OF THE CITY Ell PASO:
- That the CITY Clerk be and hereby is
directed TO- advertise for bids for the con-
struction Of a pavement. on Blacker. street
from the intersection OF the west line OF
Mesa avenue to the west line OF Ange
Said pavement in all respects to conform
with the specifications therefor prepared
by the City Engineer ana now on file in
his ofuce. which said specifications have
been approved by this Council. said ad-
Nertisem1ent shalls aDDear In each issue Of
the ten 00l DAYS prior TO the s4th dsv OF
February. 1915 All bids must be sealed
and each be accompanied bY a certified
check in the sum OF One Thousand
ts1.oo009l Dollars, PAYABLE to the MAYOR
become the property OF the CITY in the
not within ten 1Ql DAYS Of the accept
ance Of his bid, enter into a contract with
the city Of III Paso to complete, said pave
ment in accordance with said specifica-
6 tons th within thin three ponths from the time
must be filed with the City Clerk on or
before ten t19l o'clock a. m the Gath day
The CITY OF III Paso reserves the right
to reject any or all bids
Passed and approved this. the 10th day
Tom Lea
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-19

OllAo-
LIVE hustling agents wanted In every ooun-
~ in Texas. Liberal territory. Fast selling
household necessity on money back guaran-
tee. For particulars address. The Hardy
company. Box 4S7. Fort Worth, Texas
ACT 0UICK-Automobil gasoline going up.
Sell Gaso-Tonic Equals gasoline at &c a gal
Ion. eliminates carbon Dollar an hour prof
it. Sales guaranteed White Mfg. Co., Dept
10 Cincinnati, o.
SELL MEMS SUMMER COOL sUITs-Mado
to measure Lowest prices in United states.
Large line Of patterns. Like highest priced
suitings Big profits. Agents wanted es-
erywhere. Write for samples. Leeds Wool
en- Mills, Chicago.
AGENTS-S6O a week to special agents 10
travel by automobile selling our line Of new
patented, household specialties. We fur
nlsh automobile free. Write today for
particulars. p. d. Conway, Sales Mgr, 50
American Bldg, Cincinnati o.
FORD OWNERs-To demonstrate real Ford
starter. Turns engine over all four cylin-
ders Electric vaporizer makes gas direct
regular firing order. Safe, sure, cold wealth
er starter. Any woman can operate. Re
tails complete twenty dollars. Exclusive
territory. Automatic Mfg Co., s2s Ply
mouth, Chicago.
$1,000 FOR YOUR NEXT 100 DAYS-spot
cash New money making invention for
agents, general agents, managers Recently
invented. 100000 already sold; zoo more
statesmen wanted at once Amazing Auto
matte Compressed Air Washing Machine.
washes tub OF clothes in six minutes No
cranks to turn or levers TO push-no rub
bind. Works like magic Price Only $l.5o--
makes sale at every house-Z00 per cent
profit. i. Palmer, Glen Allen. Ala. put out
on trial los machines, sold 1O7. Profit &107.
Write today. Wendell Co, 1926 Oak St.
T,qiugtr Ohf0.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-19
Wanted-Bids.
fkOPOSALS FOR brick ENCLOSURE
MALLS" AND IRON FENCES FOR Ell

WALLS" AND IRON FENCES FOR Ell
PASO COUNTY HOSPITAL.
sealed bids will be received at the office
OF Dr. Z. N. Worsham. on or before twelve
o'clock noon March LIST. 1915 for the above
WORK Bids to be accompanied by bid
bonds for one-half the amount Of such bids
properly executed by an acceptable surety
company.
Drawings and specifications to be had at
the office OF the architect. IL NJ. Beutell, list
Natl Bank Bldg. Ell Paso. Texas.
Dr. 3. NJ. WOrsham.
BY II. NJ. Beutell, architect