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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-04-19
HOSPITAL CORPS
GOES TO MEXICO

Five men attached to the hospital
corps at Fort Barrancas, left Pensa-
cola on the noon train yesterday for
Fort Sam Houston, Texas. The men
are expected to join other troops NOV
ing into Mexico. The corps was in
charge of Private Brock of the first
class.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-04-19
AMERICAN HOSPITAL
TRAIN VERY BUSY

Paris, April 1s.-An American hos
pital train recently presented to the
French army arrived in Paris yester-
day on its first trip from the front,
bringing a number of soldiers wound
ed in the recent fighting at Verdun.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-04-19
AGE-HERALD EDITOR
TO VISIT THE CITY

E. w. Barrett, editor and owner of
the Birmingham Age-Herald, viii be
among the AlabaTnians to attend the
annual convention here of the Ala
bama Bankers Association. The con-
vention meets on April q for q ses-
sion of three days.
Mr.. Barrett will be accompanied by
his wife.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-04-19

year Quinn travelled over the country
in a special car in which he had a
display of electric roulette wheels and
two score of gambling devices which
he demonstrated to the public. He led
many crusades against gambling.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-04-19
President Wilson Asks
House and Senate

CONTINUED from Page one,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-05
Ell Oral. Scott conferencio con Oregon breuemente
en- Ciudad Judrez

Ell canine. Hasta que este eli pose-
sion de esaS instrucciones Y las haya
desc!frado, podre informar euando
Sc efectuara Ia proxima confetencaa.
No creo que Sc efectue esta noche."
La appreciation de Carranza tue Sc
cibida m III largo mensaje eifrsdo
por Aware Obrcgon. Este jefs supc
esta noche que Ell PreSidente Wilson
ha acceptable cl arreglo Y dijo que "a
prIxima c~onfercncia seya unican,er-
te materia dc formula.
Obregon cnvio esta noehe a todos
los commentaries militares un aviS6
pa,ticipandoles que el arrcglo que sc
ha ceiehrado es vcntajoso para Mexi-
co y ordenandoles que hagan TODD
10 que este de 81 palte para irnpe-
dir cualeSquier acci6n que pudiera
entorpecer los trabajos de Carranza.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-05

Ell PASO. Texas. Mayo 4.-El ge-
neral Scott. acompahado de su Ayu-
dante. teniente coronel R. +. Niche.
cruz6 Ia frontera hoy tarde y visit6
Il Aware Obreg6n en- 81 CAIRO priva-
do de dicho jefe c]arrancista. La visi-
IA de Scott dur0 Solamente dlcz mi
nutos V nadie estuvo presente en- ella.
excepto el ayudante del militar anne
ricano.
Fl general Scott Y el teniente CO.
ronel Niche regresaron a FL PaSo
en- Ell autom5vil que Obreg6n tiene
para su servicio personal.
Hoy en- Ia noche. ell Jefe de Esta-
do Mayor del ejercito americana. hi
20 4 la prensa Ia siguiente declara-
cion: NO puedo informar cuando
~verificaremos Ia pr6xima conferencia,
Estoy en- espera de inStrucciones de
Washington. que entiendo :ienen VA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-05
Los terminus de que consta
entire Scott y Obregon!

TclrGrama Especial para IA PRENSA.
FL PASO. Texas. Mayo i.-AIlil-
que ninguna declaration otlclaI :"
ha hrchn con r"f"r"nrla Il as ne
,Gnriacion"> cntahiataS nntr" .0S gen"
rale> Scott Y ObraS6n. :" ha v'nIdo
IN ronorimi.nto. i" Iu" IN -. con-
vanio rclabrado ron>tan id> puntos
SisuientaS: Prlmer": uue Obres"n
acepta Ia proposition de- genera!
Scott, para que ia ~sxpsdIc!on punlti-
va permanezca I'll Mexico POI un Pc
riodo de- oeSsnts diaS; que las tuer-
zas americans pojran saiir antss dc
ase tempo 81 Villa p capturado .
muerto V disnar$adaS las bandas de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-05

TrlrGFama Especial para IA pI,E.NSA.
FL PASO. Texas. Mayo 4.-Alva-
70 Obregan anunci0 hoy tarde 4 los
representatives de Il prensa america
ma, que habia recibido III extenso
m~ensajc tclegraficO contenicnGO ms
tr~ucciones de! Jcfe del Gobierno de
facto. No dijo cuales eran eSas ms
tr~ucciones. pero suponese que Sc re-
ficlen al arreg,o calebrado con el
general Scott. dando Su aprobaci6n.
Obreg6n Y Trcvino han estado NJ
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-05
Oregon anuncio haber recibido amplias
instrucciones de Carranza

go impacientcs por * tardanZI de IA
respucsta del gobierno dc Washing
ton. Y declararon tener ansia de ;ey-
minar las conferenciaS y deiar saIiSl
factoriamenfe ~arrcglada Ia Question
international.
FL tren especial en- que dicbos 'te.
fcs hicieron e. viaje a la frpnt2sa,
esta !isto para salir con eiiot poeas
horas despucs de que Sc haya .rsti.
Dido IA noticia Official de que RI con-
venio ha sido ratificado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-05
%conuenio celebrado

handiio>. Sc:undo: lrI- Dbrrs6n soil-
81 D"rmi>o 1ue 80 ha Sn.ic!iaIa.
para hacrT uS0 d. JOS f.rFotaTrreS
mrXicannS para 81 envio do p~rnvis!o-
nr> A! aiarrito .1nad!clonarin. Ter
zero: que 0bres6n promatio lue las
fu"rzaS rarrancistas cooperarian Ell
calmanle en- Ia persecution de l"s
han5idos Y pravendran fUturoS. alta
fues d. asto> a los pueblo> dc ia iron
terra Y a las propiedadeS americanas
en Mexico. Cuarto: 1ua Scott ccnyie-
he en- 81 tempo que - ha fIjado
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-05
VILLA ESTA EN DURANGO.

COLUMBUS. y. w.. Mayo e..
General PershinS Y 81 EStaIo Ma
. sstuvieron anoclle sn San An
ionic, Mexico >as1in uotic!aS r"c.-
bidas aqui.
Euevas notlcias nan !.esado de que
Villa ha cruZado por las montalaS
"a Inca de Durango y - halla como
a 100 mll,aS a. Sur ID Pararl.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-05

rrIrrrama I>nrriaI para l., rtENSA.
WASHINGTON. Mayo En- las
iltima> horaS de IN iarde de hoy. el
Secrctarlo de In Guerra. Mr.. Baker.
envi6 un cxtcn>o m~enSaje 4. genera!
Scott. Sc crcc que Gicho mcnsajc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-05
Ell Secretario Baker enuio an extenso mensaje al
general Scott

contiene Ia notification de que el
p~rotocolo del c~onvenio ceiebrado con
eI Ministro lie Guerra del sobierro
de facto hi sido ratificado EN- 10
das Sus parties pc: {! Presidente VIII
rn,,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-05
Estuvieron muy animadaS las !i"s-
tas del 2 dc Mayo.

Las tiestaS de. : DE- Mayo. an!ver-
sacio de la independence d. Espaha
de IA domination n~apoia6njcs, iue-
ron c~alebradaS este aho con mayor
entusiaSmo qua Ell los a~ntarloras.
hecho a. cIal atrlbuva "a prensa CO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-05
NO sABEN 10 QUE QUIEREN

Despues lie "a derrota &e Villa 2or
Aware Ob-egon. casj -odos los ami
Cos !nc!mos del oando!ero 20 a5anGo-
naron -efugiandose en- los Esta6os
UnidoS. Angeles. Diaz Lom5ardo. Es-
cudero. Banda. Nedrnayey-ia y hasta
Eip6Iiro -. 6e As 2usI&s. -ouos o.
.asi rodos. cruzarou g~eDU.mente Ia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-05
LIBROS EN- ESPANOL

ComDFe listed sus libros en- espahol a
Ignario f. Lo2ano, Coz DoloroSa s.. San
Antonio, Texas. Stu casa es Ia mas barata.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-05

(Pasa u Ia Pag ia. Col. sa.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-05

(Pasa a la 5a. Col. 6a.)
The sun., 1916-11-23
WILL HAVE 30 ROOM FLAT.
Largest Suite Planned Tor Rodin
stvdios Near Carnexie Hall.

Tho Rodin Studios. which Is to replace
the old Inverness apartments at the
southwest corner of Seventh avenue n
Fifty-seventh street, will cost 5000 900.
according to the building plans which
were put on record yesterday. The build
ing will be fourteen stories high and Will
cover 1905 feet Of frontage on Seventh
avenue and 114.11 feet on Fifty-seventh
street. The corner was bought from the
Chisholm estate in August by the Rodin
Studios Corporation, controlled by Law
ton Parker and Mrs. John T. Fry. the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
has loaned 100000 toward the improve
ment OF the property and Mrs. Fly mas
taken a second mortgage OF 5000 600 on
the project. Cass Gilbert Is the architect:
The building will be a structure OF
many features. Designed especially Tor
the use OF artists. every studio will nave
north light, IN by a system of interlock-
Ing walls the area OF studios may be IN
creased or reduced. Every studio Will be
at least twenty-five feet wide. one
studio will contain thirty rooms. whicn
will be The largest apartment that has
yet been designed for New York. 1t has
been leased by n well known artist Tht
roof of the building will be given over &c
flower gardens. fountains and aroors
The destruction of the old Inverness wa
started recently that the Wells Construc.
ton Company might be able to star
| with the construction Of the new apart
! ment as soon as the building Depart
ment approved the plans.
The sun., 1916-11-23
MORE BRITISH GOLD COMING.
ssoo,ooo,ooo IL Expected 4,
new York From Ottawa.

Gold shipments to this country by the
British Government will be resumed
again in a few days. II was said yestcr-
day in high banking circles. Consider
ably more than 5000, 900 900 in gold coin
and bars has been accumulated in the
United Kingdoms depository in Ottawa.
and II is understood that ]. =. Morgan &
Co. have been notified Of the intention
Of Great Britain to ship the gold here.
The flow Of gold here "a stopped by
the British Government after a ship
ment on November 2 at h request OF
the American bankers. who feared that
the influx would cause abnormal condi-
lions. raise prices of commodities and
induce speculation.
The principal reason for the resump-
ton is that Great Britain wishes to
keep her balances In this country in good
condition. To keep the supply Of funds
the sale OF banking institutions OF Brit
ish and French treasury bills will also
begin soo
Local gold movements yesterday In
cluded the withdrawal from tho Sub
Treasury Of s3.o0o.o 900 for shipment &c
South America.
The sun., 1916-11-23
HOTEL SOLD.

Lucius M. Boomer has bought the In
terests Of the Thompson-Starrett Com
pany and D.. II. Burnham & Co. OF Chi
Gag In the Claridge Hotel. At tho SOUTH
east corner OF Broadway and Forty
fourth street. formerly the Hotel Rector.
and now controls the hosiery OF which
ne has been lessee for some time. The
Claridge is thirteen stories n stands
on q plot fronting 1913 feet on Broad
way and 1918 feet on Forty-fourth
street. The immediate corner. ~2b.2x70,
Is a leasehold owned by the estate OF
Henry Schwarswalder. while the re.
mainder Of the plot Ia In fee. The
property was sold in foreclosure pro-
ceedings in 1914 on q bid Of S1.705.506
Subsequently II was transferred to the
Claridge Company. . subsidiary operat'
Ing company controlled by the Thomp'
eon-Starrett Company. owner OF a ma
jority OF the stock The property Is
assessed by the city for taxation pur
poses at over 33.625.000. $1.S55.000 Of
which represents land value.
The sun., 1916-11-23
C., N. o. 4 T. P. EXTRA DIVIDEND

'ross Earni.ss for Year Are Lars-
est In RoaA's History.
As the result Of the excellent showing
OF the Cincinnati. New Orleans and
Texas Pacific Railway in the ascal
year ended June 30. 1915. when . sur
plus equivalent to S7.l1 per cent. on the
common stock was earned. against 11.47
per cent. in 1915. directors declared an
extra dividend Of ~ per cent. on that
stock in addition TO the regular semi
annual dividend Of 3 per cent. and the
quarterly IN per cent. on the preferred.
All dividends are payable December u
to stockholders of record December 1.
amounted to ~3l1.060,440, or Sl,63S,lS1
more than in 1915. and the largest In
the roads history. Net earnings, after
deduction OF taxes, were 33.0S7,0l6, an
increase Of @S45.326. Total income was
&3.6ll.147. a gain Of 81, 003. 056, and sur.
plus after. charges. improvements and
additions. Sl.250.332. an increase Of
&7s4.619. Preferred dividends required
$l2?.670. leaving a balance for the com.
mon Of $l.127.662. against S343,0l3 ir
1915. The profit and loss surplus as Of
June 80. 1915. after adjustment Of cred
its, was $6.610.03?.
The balance sheet OF the company
shows an appreciation In the item Of In
vestments in afnaiated companies from
$444.256 to $727.9os. and Investments II
other companies from $9l4.617 to g..
0i1.l22, OF q total appreciation In valu,
Of securities owned OF S2.410.l55. Casl
increased 9765.344 to S2.479.577. In tn,
liabilities side Of the balance sheet tn,
only change OF note is the increase II
equipment trusts during the year from
$792, 900 to g., 900, 900.
The sun., 1916-11-23
MACY & CO. RENT STORE.
Take Big Space In West 2sth street
for Warehouse Use.

The Cross & Brown Company n
John N. Golding have leased 22,ooo
square feet Of the store and basement OF
the new CaxtoD Building. ut 229-239
West Twenty-eighth street. to X. H..
Macy 4 Co. for a term Of years. at l29-
1871 West Twenty-second street. space to
Charles Silverberg at 254 to 25S Canal
street. third loft to Harry MacCanliss
for a term Of years at 3S-42 East Thir.
ty-second street. fifth floor to Edward
Cohen & Co., and at 14-l6 West Severn
teenth street, sixth hoo to the Atlas
Cloak and Suit Company.
william II. Whiting & Co. have leased
for a term OF years the store. basement
and frs, loft. aggregating $4,000 square
feet. in the building at 304-30S Hudson
street. corner Of Spring. to the George
Nash Company. TO be used as n ware
house. Lessee now occupies space In
several buildings on Pearl street.
The Julius Friend. Edward NJ. Levi
Company has leased the fourth floor at
30 to 80 East Thlrty-third street to the
Litwin-Aarons Company. manufacturer
OF ladies' costumes and dresses.
The sun., 1916-11-23

yrs. SMS, atty. Lawysrs r oce: iSS
SANE pRop.S:m: 4: same. Nov ~, s
BRYANT kv. W 8, 20 . Jennings Ct. 2o1
ioo-saml Kurzman 20 LAYER, mtg GO.
50 Liberty st, Nov x. due' Tc'caa Pa
BRYHSr Xv. so Jennings a. aox
18TH 0 sr. $ r 3. 'iioo'f' y ic;rctcns ~. i:s
ss,?-Emilla and ALFONSO Luccnin' 70
1880, Nov III. 8 yrs. b%;atty. Lawyers
S6Tn&HHT cGIiipssST S tBBRiiivE. ii;.s Y
es.iix irres-Edw p Kn.dler: IT. to
Eleanor W Knadier At wn1iap f SnH
~. %instals. SN % atty. Title O d y GO,
116 Bway
The sun., 1916-11-23
BRONX PARCELS IN TRADE.

MARION AvENUE.-C. A. Holmes has
bought the Willow apartments. at the
northeast corner OF Marion avenue and
1891 street. for investment. He gave
In part payment An estate at kensing-
ton, Great Neck. L. I. Tho properties
involved in the transaction were valued
at 37+.500.
EAST 18TH STREET. - Harry II.
Cohen has resold for MN. Anna Jones
AT East 18TH street. = nve story
tenement on plot 5oxloo. which she
acquired recently from tho Benenson
Realty Company. In exchange the
new owner. John linden. gave the W
story frame residence. with garage. at
1898 Clay avenu on plot 3sxs5. be-
tween l7lth and l76th streets also
333 East Ninety-third street. a nve
story tenement. on lot ebxl00.s. near
First avenue.
wHiTLOCK AVENUE. - Harry II.
Cohen has sold for the Tully Con-
struction Company. Michael FULLY
president. to an investing client for
cash s45 whitlock avenue. . ~ story
twenty family house. on plot %0xlOo.
adjoining the northwest corner OF
Barretto street.
The sun., 1916-11-23
xrw REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The AIS Fast Sixty-sixth Street Cor
poration. Manhattan; capital. 800; direo-
tors, Herbert Frankel. Sadie Rosenschein
and Fannie Frankel.
The Caribbean Building Association.
Manhattan; capital. $4,000; directors:
Joseph q, Williams. claud Lawrence and
''""Harr Fieit, Inc" oueens; capital.
81, 900; directors, Harry Fleit. Rose Flsit
and. Herman Eleit; r. s....,
Realty Corporation. Manhattan; capital.
81, 400; directors. Jennie Fisher. Milton /.
The Kircisr Realty Company. Manhst-
tan; capital. $1,000: directors, George R.
Jacobus. r Greenfield. and Maxwell H.
NJ. ~BosdanoR. This Bronx: capital. es.-
900; directors, Nathan kaplan. Nettie
BosdanoR and Morris B%ogdanon,
haitian; capital, $4,000: directors, Msu.
| rice n, sufrin. Henry Fsldman and Maui
rice DAin.
The sun., 1916-11-23
LIS ~pE<OFSS.
MaDhattnD.

nth ct. s?s w-John II Cromwell agt
Francis A or Frank \ Sherherd 81 al
'nmNnded foreclosure OF mortgase); atty,
s,Tu ST. i?7 w-raman II woodruff as,
F-cd schultz AZ nj foreclosure Of mort
spskV'' issS-rroderlc A. T Foster ct a,
agt Rorr,s r schiN ~ nj foreclosure Of
mnrtengol; atty y + de Rhom'
Surent ast Max Kessier Il a, ttore,
closure NJ MORTGAGE; attys, Meighan 4
sTH AZ, ; . cor 10Th st-Em'grant Indus
trial savings Rank Rgt Mary + Re,sir
81 nj foreclosure OF MORTGAGE: nttys, II
! O'Gormnn.
BRADHuRsT Az. . =, shi Y. ltcd st
al foreclosure OF MORTGAGE; atty, r II
9TH Nv. iio and ~lie-rmigrant Industrial
foreclosure of mortgage) atty, r 4 l.
J O'Gorman.
st-Rachei l. BARLEY, exx, agt Peter
Webb E, al rorcS,oSu,o 3, mor'saso'i
Estate Co agt Louise A Irving ct nl
foreclosure OF mortgage: atty. II
LOT "a, map village Of Morrisania-cny
Real Estate CO agt Louisa A Irving
ct al foreclosure of mortgage: atty,
| LOT r Meyers. survey. land man nronS
thorough. 2ith Marie Himwich
agt Louise d Burke ct al faction N
forsc,cs" transfer OF tax hcn): atty
wOopyCREST Az. I,ss.l,sJ-Germar
savings manh e n, cry q New York
m%orteage): atty. NJ Auerharh.
HALL PLACE W =. tA9.9's Of i67th st
Elsie Julia Dickinson aEt L.escr Realty
G. Ing e a, foreclosure Of mor'sas"'
cRsoyyoNNA AW' ss.7-rsrm.r. Loan and
T.Sst Go GO; .. i 9for.eio. sGs Of q m=e Eas"'r5
ettyA osllsr, Nolston q Koran.
The sun., 1916-11-23
$25,0OO,OOO BRITISH
WHEAT LOAN HERE
Credit Will Be Used for Buy
ing Grain in Canada and
United States.
FORM A BUYING CONCERN
Bankers Project Is First of
Kind in America-Proceeds
Can Be Reused.

A syndicate Of New York bankers,
headed by the Corn Exchange Bank,
completed negotiations yesterday for
lcaning on demand notes. guaranteed by
The British Government. $25. zoo. 900 to
the wheat Export Company for the
purchase Of wheat In the United States
and Canada. The notes will bear a
minimum rate Of 8 per cent. and will be
secured by the wheat itself.
The loan, the first Of its kind EVER
made IN his country. Is termed by local
bankers as a revolving credit. as the
proceeds may be used again and again.
Il probably will run until April or May
u next year.
The Wheat Export Company will be
Incorporated 500 by British grain en-
por,ers under the laws Of New York
state with a nominal capital of $500,
The exporters are understood to be
headed by Sunday & Co. who have beer
seavy purchasers of American grain for
British account. @. F. Earle Of Sunday
I Co. probably will become ~vice-presi.
sent OF the concern.
Under the terms of the loan, the
seller Of the grain will draw on the
Wheat Export Company for payment.
The latter. In turn, will pay for the
grain from tho proceeds of the loan
and will draw from time to time bills
" exchange on the British Government
Grain Commission. which has charge
" all grain purchases made in this
rountry. These bills will he sold in
the American market. INC the proceeds
will be used for the purchase of add.
lional wheat, providing the banking syn
dicate does not cali the credit.
II was also reported yesterday tina,
the 6 10000 900 loan to the cities oi
Bordeaux. Lyons and Marseilles by
Kuhn. Loci 4 Co. had been oversub.
,cribcd privately. The notes were Of
The sun., 1916-11-23

ISLAND REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
The sun., 1916-11-23
MONTCLAIR BUS LINE AIDED.
Town OmciHls Reduce Indemnity
Rond for Each Vehicle.

NoNTcLAlR. y. j.. Nov, ce.-Montcla'r
town authorities. with the idea OF en-
couraging an infant industry. have re-
ducea the Indemnity hond required for
each vehicle OF tho Montclair bus line
from 8 5000 to $500. The limo was re
Gently started under municipal regula-
flows which called for a ten cent fare
and IS, 900 Indemnity bond for each bus
The company operating the buses as.
scytod that tho restrictions imposed
caused tho line to be run at a loss, anc
perm'ss,on was given to charge a hvt
cont fare Mt certain hours. This charge
ala not prove popular. and It was an
nounced that the line would be d'scon'
t,nucd II the indemnity bond could no
he lowered.
The sun., 1916-11-23
CITY HOMES r

Samuel r. Martin has leased for the
West sixtieth Street Realty Company
the three story and basement dwelling
at 81 West Sixtieth street to Rex w
kroeger.
Ludwig C.. Traube has leased the
dwelling at 1852 Lexington avenue for
three years to Ernst Klein.
The Douglas Robinson. Charles 8.
Brown Company has leased to Joseph
Larocaue for Catherine C. ID. Rogers 81
West Fifty-seventh street. furnished. for
the season.
The Houghton Company has leased fol
Elizabeth Ennis the three story and
base ment dwelling at 3S West Ninety
seventh street to Eva II. Wattley.
The sun., 1916-11-23
RESULTS At
lat /. vEsEY STREET

LAT ~ NIsSBl sihbbIJ
BY Herbert A. sherman.
18TH ST, AL w. 2b :xe?. 5 sly tnmt-
c d wags,an sgt fcttie Hazelkorn
ct al; due. 3l3, Ass S; taxes, &C.. $ssll
to the plaintiff for .*e'ooV
BY Henry Brady.
9TH ST, :5s L. ~2i.exe7. 3 and 4 sty
tnmts-Paula wright agt Leon Acker-
man ct al. due. $4,000 Sc; taxes. SC.
Ss07.so; 10 the plaintiff for ..ti2,o 900
ny Joseph Il. Day.
18TH ST. 6it y. 25x?:. 8 sly tnmt and
store-Maris Geyer agt Rose Dineowitz
ct al; action q. due. tH,SoO.SS, taxes,
&c. 1851. TO the plaintiff for $4,000
lat 3:0s THIRD AVENUE.l
By James j, Donovan.
UNDERCLIFF Az. W $. 5:9 n i7sth st.
50NlOo. vacant. also
USDERCLlFF Av. g ., ais n ITsth ~.
lO0xiO0. vacant-Reg.nt Realty Co agt
the sherman Co 1T al: action ! due.
G.75i.+s; taxes. SC. t27.l7. to the
pIalntlU 1900. so'oVo
UNpERCLlFF AE, g p. 967 n Itch st.
l00xiO0, vacant-Same agt same: action
2: due. t.s55.sl: taxes. &c. t25i.2g; TO
the plaintiff for So 900
ls3D ST, = =, 81 " Prospect ay. 2jNsh,
vaCaut-Mary Winkl.r agt Rudolph
Ioewenthal 81 al, due, El,sg5 30. taxes,
&c. $3.50, TO tho plaintiff 81, 900
The sun., 1916-11-23

OLD DOMINION To nil points
South and West, Every weekday, . r. n.
Pier 20. North River. Tel. $500 Franklis-