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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-22

Trinity Episcopal, Nineteenth street
and Sixth avenue. Rev. Granville ii.
Sherwood, rector. Services at 1880 a.
m, -O:45 a. N. Sunday school at $3.50
a. N.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-22

The Reorganized Church of Jesus
Christ OF Latter Day Saints. At Arm
DRY hall, Sixteenth street and Third
avenue Sabbath school at 9:45 a. M,
in charge of superintendent l. NJ
Barns. Sunday school at 1:45 and
preaching at 2:30 o'clock in charge of
William Willetts, presiding elder
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-22

Gospel meetings vii! be held at the
Sears town hall Sunday at 200 p. m.
William H Oldham of Clinton, Iowa
will be in charge of the services Meet
ings will be held at the last Sunday of
every month conducted by Mr. Old
ham.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-22

Progressive Spiritualist church
Services every Sunday night at 7:45
at odd Fellows hall, Fifth and Brady
streets, Davenport. Messages received
every Tuesday afternoon at o'clock
at Odd Fellows hall. Mrs. Nettie
StockweIl, speaker.
Sunshine society of the Spiritualist
church. X of p. hall. Davenport. Serv-
ices Sunday 7:30 p. m. Trance speak
er and messages given.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-22

QUINCE AND CRANBERRY JELLY
Cut in pieces one pound Of ounces
add one-half pound of cranherries.
Cover with cold water and cook unul
soft Drain. Measure the juice. bon
five minutes and pour into sterilized
glasses.
Washington Journal., 1916-11-17

GER 2ouis Settler, Ser I'm ser
sc StraBe, 300 1.-@., mobnt, lit
f9rper erfranft. Soffentli9 dnoert
ii9 Der 3uItan0 oes Serrn Settler
bolo gum 8eiten. 8ir miinl9en ibm
cine baloige 8elierltng.
SER S5oiepb S. &eefer bon bier
%bebauptet, er babe ben Siegelring Sc
orge @aibingtons gefrnOen unO omar
ioa er I'M @elibe elmer Sralt in Sc
orgetomn iein. @uf Dem Siegelring
befinoet ii6 Oas @appen Der Samilie
8aibin9tons. SEER &eefer nin1mt be-
fonntli6 groBes Sntereiie ON Iaam
mas in irgeno elmer 8eiie nit Dem
Gater unierer &epublit etpas gu tun
bat.
-am letten 9ienstag fano bier
cine 8%eriammlllng Der Heftoren bon
StaatsuniperiitGten ftatt. 8i6tiee
Bunfte auf Dem @ebiete Der Gr5ie-
bung famen our 8eipredung. Sic
E~eilnebmer Der @~eriammlung nab
men an Montag slbeno an einem
Dinner inn u~nineriitp Club tell.
-5rol Mnno 81. S6erer, cine
8itpe, begab ii6 ant 1esten @ontog
Abeno bon ibrer 8obn1tng, 1922 81
Str. N.-@., na9 Dem Seine oes
Serrn Sob S%bompion 212t &alora-
ma &oao, 9.-@., moielb1t fie ais
aranfenpflegerin angeltellt mar. Sic
botte fat ibren 8eltimmungsort err
rei6t, alS iie bemerfte, bob ibr ie-
mano folgte. Slobli6 berieste ibr
Der Sremoe einen S6lag alf ben
&opf, l%porouf lie bemtBtIos nieoerfiel.
Sic muroe ipater allf Der StraBe auf-
gefunoen un0 na6 Dem Soipital &C.
nommen. 0ies lit Ser brittle lleber=
fal innerbalb oreier Gage. Serr
BuamanrL Oas Soupt unierer Soli-
5ei, miro cine llnterlu1ung einleiten.
Washington Journal., 1916-11-17
Gins Oenti3en &ir3en.
,GOucurOia- 0emeiube".

9ie @Iieoer Der n@oncoroio Ge'
meinoe~, namentli6 Der SeiI, Delher
ocm Trouenpereine ongeb0rt, lit in
Der eegenwGrtieen ISOLDE gebori6 be-
IhGftiot aebalten tporOen our6 Den
oreitGaiaen 8o5uar in 8erbinoung
nit einem ~IbenoeIien am Dienstog,
W9ittmot rtno 9onnerstag. BUR 3eit,
ga oiele 3eilen gel6rieben peroen,
IGBt Ii9 iogen, Dab Die 8%emiibungen
BON Dem belten grfolg gefront NOR
ben ftn0. Sim erIten Nbeno nobmen
qeeen 6reibun0ert @Glte am Ibenoei-
len tell. @ruppen bon 6reunoen ltno
Befonnten fonoen li6 au fleinenGii6-
aeleaIhoften elm unO es berrIdte cine
Ourhneq fr0bli6e Stimnulng- Nlt-
her 0en StGnoen 0es Jraueiibereins,
ser SpnntogSidule unb oesNtiilions-
percins prroe oicsmol ein SouSbal-
tungsItunO bon oen jungen Wtannerr
Ser 8ibelfIoile p~eripaltet. Sic yer
Iommlung oes WtiiiionsDereinS am
Oonncrstog Ga6mittug bot manfen
Geilnebmern @%elegenbeit, gleih an
Ort uno SteQe at blei6en ltno, entfpe-
Ser an Sen 8a5ororbeiten m~it5ltbelfen
ooer IiG urter Die SAar Der @alte
ait mi1hen. Inter ben lebteren be-
merften mir nebit bielen onoeren Ser
rem grneit 8runden ltno 6rou, Sri.
&iibnemorn uno SRI. S6aoe, Serrn
Or. SEQ. Sober, Serrn Martin 8ie-
gano, Serrn Or. @brens uno Serrn
Baron S6oen BON Der 9ertl6en Bot
i9aft, iomie Ben Serousgeber oes
.SSournoI~ nit leiner Satin.
Der iibli6e @eod6tnisgottesoienIt
om Eotenfonntog altf DEM Yroipeft
Sill 5rieobofe finbet Sonntag iiber
cine ISOLDE itatt, olio am 26. Nopem-
Der, mabri6einli6 lint orG ubr naG-
mittags. gs miro in Der nd9ltengs1tm-
mer oes Sortrnol nod einnal oaraltf
bingeluielen meroen. Serr 8oitor IS.
Men3el bat fir oieSmol Die Seitltng
5lt i~ibernebmen uro oie Yoitoren Gi.
6aro Sdmiot, Somes 9. 8ubrer un0
8aul 9eooin beteiIigen iid in Der ge-
ipobnten 8eife.
Mittpo6 @a6mittag UNI flint ubr
erfolgte in Ser Goncoroia Stride Die
Groltltng BON Serrn @lger8olter nit
SRI. @nita SeitmiIer. Die 8ra1tt
gum Mltare g~eIeitet bon ibrem
8rltoer, tpGbreno ibre S6melter, Sri.
&clene als @brenoame oiente. NaG
Der SroubonOlung begribten Die
NeubermdbIten ibre 5abIrei6 eriGie-
nenen Sreunoe in Ser &opele unO
hegoben ii6 no6ber gum So95eits-
mabl in Die 8obnung Der 8raltmut-
ter.
Dos 3bema Ser Morgenpreoiet an
Sonntog oriift BEN @e0onfen bon
@iaIm 80, &erS s aus: SD boffe oltf
ben @errn". SIM @noeaborberein
miro beipro9en: n8esbolb bas Gbri-
itentum oie Soffnung unieres 2an0es
it,.
Washington Journal., 1916-11-17
nnier Tragetafen.

.S6mi6t Ser 9rite. IS giebt in Der
Stuot MIR einen offi5ielen @irt-
i6aftSinipeftor, Der elm @ebalt BON
j1brli6 $1,000 erb1lt. Gr miro bon
Der @rciiebeboroe ongeIteat uno bot
nod on0ere BfIidten at erfiiaen dls
in ben 8irti6often ber1tm gu idniif-
feIn. Ml1 ser gunoesiteltereinneb-
mer ltelt 9elegentli6 einen 8eamten
ON, Der Die @irti6often rebi0iert uno
oarouf odtet, oaB Die f0oeralen Steit-
crgeiebe befolgt merDen. NiGt ontli-
DE @irti6aftsinipeftoren 5dblen no6
Sen S1tnoerten. Sic miomen olt6 ben
6reilun9tofeIn belonDere 9lufmerf-
iamfeit uno geb0ren idmmtli6 gu
Dem 8ierbrauer : &olleftoren : Yer
fpIgungs : 8erein.
Sdnifelfrit. Sic am A. 0e3em-
Der onfungenoe Sibrng bes &ongrei-
iesiit Die brittle uno Die S6IuBiibung
Oes Ga. &ongreiies. Do Der &ermin
Oieies &ongreiies am A. W1Gr5 1917
erlil6t, 10 muB an Dem %genannten
SageGertoglng eintreten. Die nelten
&ongreBmitglieOer erbolten bonn A..
WGr5 an ibre @ebGlter, menn iid otb
Ser neue &ongreB crit i'm December
1917 b%eriammeln mag.
.HDlitifer. @ir ieben ser 3%ufltnft
nit GROCER 8eiorenis entgegen obile
peiiimiitii6 gu iein. Sn Der mtsmGr-
tigen @oIitif oes &rGiiOenten @iIion
lieet cine groBe @efobr unO CT bat be
reits erflGrt, oaB er oieielbe niAt Der
onOern miro. 8ir boffen, OaB es bic
Geutidomerifoner uno OieSorti6ritt-
Ter, oie fir 8ooorom 8iGion itimm-
ten, ME 81 berelten baben meroen mos
iie geton boben.
Serr Hanl Sadi6miOt. sic boben
gang redt. 8ir irrten uns in 8e3u9
oitf oie MeitgIieoeraobl oes amerifa-
nii6en &ongreiies. 9o ser Senat 80
Weitglieoer bat lno oos A6georone-
tenbults 435, 10 beItebt Die Witglie-
oeri6aft oeS &ongrelles aus 525.
9uppeltes &inodeI. .@ir meroen
uns bitten, Sbnen 3u b%erroten, iper
ser bette 8ino6elipieIer in @oibing-
ton lit. Ser bon Sbnen genannte
Ser lit mobl Elm gutter Spielcr aber
Der Bette nod LANCE nidt. At6 itebt
er i'm iebr bere9tigten &eroo6te, Elm
arger nMogIer~ gu fem, lpenn er nit
einem u0ummen" ipielt. @enn Sic
gerne &ino6el ipielen unO miiroige
@egner iuden, 10 loiien Sic ii6 in
Sen uSGngerbunO" n%ufnebmen. SSsft
oieiem 8erein meroen Sic Yinofel=
lpielcr finoen, Die es nit Ser @elt
aufnebmen fonnen.
llngliiflider 8atte. Sbnen fam
nur Der fran5oiiide Abi6ieO ooer oos
@eri6t belfer. Sir cine Strait Die
ibren Soften nit Dem 8eienItiel ber=
mobelt, boben mir iebr menig &eipeft.
Sir einen 0fann nod neniger, Ser
iid oerm0beln lGBt. 9ie @ermeige=
rung 0eS &ausi6IiiiieIs lit iebr bait
fig OerNnfang Oes ebeIihen &riegs-
8uitan0es. @8 beoeittet l%lnterbre-
dung Der 8erbinoung nit Ser
Stommfneipe u1lO peinli6e 8ei6r1n=
flung ser perionli6en Nltsgobe1l. Neit=
inter bilft elm nelter SUIT ooer elm
nelteS &lei0.
n0er Snfel".
Washington Journal., 1916-11-17
2nndruQ, @ealluaf, ipirflide 9elifa.
teiien, iin6 sn baben bel:
&iiBIers,
532 Center nn6 Is &iggs Marft.
8ebnrten:

Wtidoel un6 Morie Setter, &nabe.
4lopfius uno Mar9arete 8ier, &nobe
&ernann Ii. Mnno @alooip, MGo9en
SOB. II. @beline S9ramar, WGo9en.
6einri6 ltno S. &i6ter, Mdoden.
&arl lino Soa &r1tmfe, &nabe.
Wfar uno 8. 3meig, &nobe.
Sp6esfGQe:
Sarab Gilbert, 20 Sabre, 1927 Sill
bourne Hl. N.-@.
Sermonn Sell, 35 Sabre, &robi-
oence Soiptital.
Goiiel &lein AZ Sabre, emergency
Soipital.
Sol. Mes, 46 Sabre, @eorgetopn
uniD. &oipital.
Soiepb 9. MantL 81 Sabre, 1416
Hbooe Sslano Mbe. 9.=8.
Weta S6mi0t, 70 Sabre, A. uno
% StraBe H.-@.
GbeidlieRmngen:
S. Wennede un0 4oele 90. @elion.
@einr. S6miot II. Warg. Spielmanl.
Soiepb &Iein uno sc. 9opfin.
Gugen M. Softer II. Inita Seitmiaer.
Washington Journal., 1916-11-17
G6eIalieRmngen:
Carroll @rnninn Golf. q Snh

Carroll @rapion @alt, 81 Sab
re alt, Neffe oes peritorbenen Nor=
man @alt, begging am Oienstag Die
Ier ISOLDE SelbItmoro, inOem er @ift
einnobm. ltneefdbr nm II llbr am
9ienitag Worgen begab er ii6 in oas
Bureau zines ieiner Sreunoe. tpoielb1t
er Elm Sldid6en b~eraus5og, 0as 0as
@ift entbielt. gr er3Gblte leinem
5reunOe, Der Mr5t bGtte inn ben Srl,
bolt Ser Slaide ols We6i5in angeoro-
net. 9arauf begab er fi9 in eint
Birti6aft nabe Der IA. uno g Str
H.-8. Sier er5dblte er Dem Gigen.
timer Dob er Gift eineenommen bot.
tie. Cine bal6e Stun0e ipdter perltorb.
itarb er int emergency Soipital.
Washington Journal., 1916-11-17
WtOliMe III O~erfaMfen

Seine @iOline, wunOerbarer Son, nit
9utem bon" unO leoerner nmi6las=
gu annebmbaren preis. gu erfra=
gen unter gS4 int r@oib. SOurnal".
Washington Journal., 1916-11-17
6sirata.@efnd.

6rau 2Ouiie. SIREN 8rief unter 2&5 err
Bite NntpOrt in Der SOurnal=
office ab3ubOlen wegen Ri6tuifens Sd
rer Norelie.
Washington Journal., 1916-11-17
8e faumtmtacbmm9

@s lit ntein @rnib, oas oeuihe Gublifrn bonn 0iitrHt Golunt-
bia at benahri6tigen, ouB i5 mid nit Dem Serrn @infielo Yre.
1ton, Dem Gr6uuer Don reeGcn SGuern, gel6aftm1 berblnoen
babe, neil ib oas 8erlangen Der 9entiben ouf oieiem gebiete 9e-
nu femme. Sd babe mid nit Serrn Frelton tertrnoen NIT Dem
beionDere1 3peGe, 0ieem Gerlangen 81 enhpredlca. .Mnb 1T es
meme @biiht, cine oeutide Golonie 81 grunoen III elmer @egeno,
Die BON 0n 6arun intereiferten %erfonen ielblt nlsgeludt meroen
foQ 1no mir bouen aQe @Guier nod Dem egenen 8ei6mafe unie'
rer 4atnoen. SGuier merben 81 jeoem Hreiie uno in jeoem Stile
oebout. l1eber Sen &olonie Nlnn nebme id &atifldge oanfeno emit
oeoen. SodnftungSbolit
Ogfor 90 n, Monager, 100 garnnnt Str. W.B.
Dos Sous 719 llpibur Str. lit CUR 4nfbt often.
The sun., 1916-11-05
SIX BLOCKS OF
LOFT SPACE RENTED
Firms Returning to Old Mer-
camille Zone Filled Up
Vacancies.

IT.. ca,a S,u. yor,s uoveu,nt and
,.a..
me @ohihs res'ric'io"S nave o'oue"' "
tons below Thirty-third street once
again into promincnce as n manufacture
TO- aa, ,.,, a,s,r,, A. % who, Nh.
III IL "'t '''
restrictions ana the campaign OF inc
various merchants In the shopping Sec
,,o, - say. Ei,,b ovenuc hay, done
for other sections. il NAV bc Interesting
To know that fully six hIo,ks of loft
go i~ ,hn ,,n,r., uerr,u,Ie district
hay. heep rented in IN, lsst few weeks.
Amouy me arms who hnye taken large
800 10 ,i,s dis,,sc, ,.c,n,,v ara he
p,,,o,, waist Comnapy. which leased
,eo ooo SQUARE feet In he Nineteenth
s,raet wing Of the former Simpson Craw-
ford store Marshal Field 4 Co. are to
usa ian 0Oo square feet in the Abe
mn ria puildiny broadway and Twenty
fourth street Dupa rouet, Uuot 4 Mon
ems. Comnany range manufacturers, are
The sun., 1916-11-05
WOULD REMOVE HIGH BRIDGE.
fan Arches Across Harlem later.
Sere with Commerce.

Alexander Haring OF the trafic and
waterway committee OF the Bronx
Board of Trade wants High Bridge, one
OF the sights OF the city, removed. as he
thinks the bridge interferes with the de-
velopment OF the Harlem River water
front.
The bridge comprises several masonry
arches. over II are the mains OF the
aqueduct system. Mr.. Haring suggests
that the water mains be carried under
the river and the tall arches be taken
down so that the bridge site may be
turned into factory plots and the channe
broadened.
To improve the river the stream would
have 10 he Strengthened. which Is I'M
possible with the bridge standing. 1t Is
estimated that 1900 vessels pass under
the bridge in "a year. Most or these are
OF 3oo tons capacity. which Is the largest
which can De lowed through the upper
Harlem. The new barge canal vessels
viii be Of 1000 tons.
The sun., 1916-11-05
9TH ST. BUILDING LEASED.
Sir story Structure At .A4 West
c7th 81. Rented for Long Term.

Tie Duross Company has leased the
ok story building ut Pa West Twenty
seventh street for Lawrence Kerr 10
Frederick Brautieam for a term of years.
Also with Thomas & Eckerson the four
story stable at 1873 West Thirty-trst
street for Alice Mccain To Jacob Eradus,
and the top loft at 40s and 40 west
Thirteenth street to the Fairfax South
EN- Foods Company for IA term OF years
The Charles +. Noyes Company has
leased a floor at SAB Broadway to Simon
4 solomon. a loft at 413 Broadway to
Frederick Softer, "a loft at $40 Peari
street To Harry and Sam Levy and a
foor NJ As Lafayette street. corner OF
Worth, to Rendano Bros.
John J. Kavanagh has rented a store
o. $50 MADISON avenue to John lie Vey
FOR n term.
rhil,p Icselson has leased for a term
~ ycara to 4. Colish, printer. the third
'loor IN the twelve story building Mt
2ii-2ti West Thirty-seventh street. The
The sun., 1916-11-05
uRoADwAY APARTMENT SALE.

BROADWAY. The ChamaN Realty and
Construction Company has respld 20
the John L.. Gerlach Realty Company
the Crystal Court. at the northeast
corner Of Broadway and ls0th street,
n SIX story apartment house. OF plo,
ipUxl0o. acquired recently from J. =.
Van Wezcl. The 81. James Court
apartment. at the northwest corner of
Seventh avenue and l43d street, re-
ported sold on Friday. was given in
exchange.
EAST 93D STREET.-John J. kava-
nagh and Sutton n Benjamin have
sold for Sara y. Foss II East Ninety
third street, "A four story dwelling on
lot 20Nl00,S, To- n buyer who VIII oc-
cupy after extensive alterations.
HEATH ANENTE.-John X. Davidson
has sold for Ennis x Sinnott the three
story dwelling on lot e0xloo at ESQ
Heath venue. to w. ;. Livingston for
The sun., 1916-11-05

THE BANKING DEPARTMENT. STATE
tr NEW YORK oners ~ about soc. OF
I!rnei prices choice homesltes at MORSE.
nfht., iRANTWpOp. LEoSIA. RIDGE.
= iEl.D ana rEANrCK. New Jersey. Also
. hummer o. two family wurklngmon'
fnine' II Hudson Heights. New Jersey.
I nee price, are recognized as unparalleled
taE.@.hs by those who hav. Inspected IN.
properties. All within n nvc cent fare zone.
!t!es guaranteed. Lihers. terms For
iitther address BENZ. u.
Special Deputy Supt of Banks
are OF Banking Dept. CT Broadwsy, New
York city.
The sun., 1916-11-05
CITY DWELLINGS RENTED.

The Houghton Company has leased
FOR Henry :. Hendrick the four story
and basement dwelling at 81 West
Eighty-seventh street to Elizabeth
Ripka.
Flanagan & Son have leased l4s West
Ninety-hfth street for Mrs. Emma de
Costa to Mrs. Annie K. Whitney.
Edward s.. Foley 4 Co. have leased 81
West Sixteenth street. a four story
dwelling. for the New FOR Title n
Mortgage Company to William Seeman {:
also so West Eighty fourth street. a four
story brownstone dwelling. for j. j.
Quigley to Eliza Hin. n 800 West
Nineteenth street. a three story and
basement dwelling, for Anna Woodruff to
]. Campbell.
The sun., 1916-11-05
OTTO KAHN BUYS
6STH ST. DWELLING
Acquires TOnnele House at 9
East-AdjOins His
Residence.

Otto II. Kahn has bought the dwelling
At 6 Eas, Sixty-eighth street. which IL
next to his residence. from Mrs. Julia
II. Tonnele. Mr.. Kahn lives at g. The
purchase Of the house increases the
frontage OF his property TO ~ feet.
Mr.. Kahn Is now completing n new resi-
d.nce at the corner Of Fifth avenue and
Ninety-tirst street. Thomas r. Ryan
controls the property 10 the west, which
he uses as a garden in connection with
his residence on Fifth avenue. The Harry
Payne Whitney house occupies the
opposite corner on Fifth avenue. Will
lam A. White n o negotiated the sale.
The sun., 1916-11-05
FURTHEsT NORTH ON 5TH AVE.
100000 Dwelling for iOsth 81.
for Miss g.. =. Parsons.

What will be tho most northerly of
the pretentious homes on Fifth ave-
u facing the Park Is now being de-
signed for the plot, l00xl.5. at The
Llewellyn s. Parsons. who acquired
the site last March. has commissioned
Charles Ewing. architect. to make plans
for the proposed building. which will he
about three stories high. OF brick and
limestone construction. 1t Is estimated
that the improvement will cost upward
Of 100000.
The blocks north of Mount Sinai Hos
pital. Tooth to 101st street. are i'm
proved with buildings Of a nondescript
character. and II Was generally assumed
ments would be confined to the territory
south OF this point.
The sun., 1916-11-05
HOME BUYERS IN NEWARK.

Felst & Feist. Inc. rave sold 164
Green street TO Frank b. Ellers. n dwell
Ing on plot 3Ox1o0, on the northern side
Of the street. about $50 feet from Nc
Whorter street also sold for John How
ard the residence on plot bOx10O az 15S-
1853 sherman avenue to John Nagel of
Englewood, n. j.. also resold SO Mercer
street and 81 Broome street for John
Buchanan to John c.. Gregory of Far
Hills. y. j.. also four two family houses
at 267 and 27l Morris avenue for Henry
Brown OF Elizabeth. y. j.. 10 Charles A.
Morrell also for the Linwood Company
the two new two family houses. o n plot
sOx200. AT 47S-sO North Maple avenue.
East Orange.
The sun., 1916-11-05
BROOKLYN DWELLING SALES.

Il. A. Schlesing has sold for Henry
Kehne the two family brick house at
24Os Hughes street, Ridgewood. TO Fred
erick o. Glinberg for a residence.
Samuel Zirm has sold 1897 South Fifth
street, a four story brick apartment held
at $4,000. for Mrs. Fanny Levy to an
investor also sold the W. family brick
dwelling at 1913 Pulaski street for a
client to Mrs. Sadie Levine for about
$4,000.
Frank A. Seaver h Co. have sold the
one family detached cottage on plot 40x
100 at ne Thirteenth avenue FOR b.
Over TO q huycr for ccupanc
The sun., 1916-11-05
RENTING ~ THE COUNTRY.

Burke Stone has leased for T.. A. Mo-
range his residence In Sycamore for d
term of wears to J. Fletcher Farrell,
treasurer OF the Sinclair OH and REIN
Ing Company, Jardine. Hin g. Murdoch
are planning "A new residence in Saga
more for Mr.. Morange. II will bc COM
pleted and ready Tor occupancy next
umrncr Mr.. Stone has also leased for
A. w. Lawrence the residence on High
street, T~uckahoe. to Joseph Pastorella Of
Cameron place.
The sun., 1916-11-05
r.. n. %sTETTINIUs BUYS.

Edward r. Stettinius of J. Pierpont
..Iorgan & Co, IL reported to be the
buyer OF the Amos r, r.. Pinchot house
at the northeast corner OF Park avenue
and Eighty-hfth street, reported sold
Yesterday. Mr.. Stettinius at present oc-
cup!es under lease the dwelling at l6
East Seventy -third street. The Pinchot
house IL four stories and stands on n
blot 42.2xS2. II is valued at S275.o0
The sun., 1916-11-05
MONTAGUE FLAGG I'D RENTS.

Pease n Gilman have leased for
Stowe Phelps his residence to Montague
Flagg. I'd. The rouse is at l6l East
Seventy-fourth street. between Lexing-
ton n Third avenues, and is n four
story American basement dwelling. II
Is one of a row OF unique and artistic
residences which house many prominent
people. one Of whom is Theodore Roose-
welt, Jr.
The sun., 1916-11-05
Old English Country Home to Be Built for
New Golhng Club in Westchester Hills

ture. The building will command a fine
view of Long Island Sound AND the
Westchester hills.
The building will be 1876 feet long and
the main clubroom 22x40 feet. The
entrance to the clu will he through n
wide hall and on the right will be the
clubroom with "A large open fireplace.
ON the left will be a large dining room.
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APARTMENT HOTEL FOR WOMEN

Parish & Schroeder. architects. Will
design the apartment hotel for working
women to be built by the Webster
Apartment Company tJesse I. Straus Of
r. II. Macy 4 Co. PRESIDENT. The prof.
ect will he financed through n bene-
faction made by the hte Charles IL.
Webster, who died last March and be-
oueathed one-third Of his estate to pro-
vide a fund for the erection OF an
APARTMENT house where unmarried
working women shall nave apartments
at cost, with all home conveniences
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Cuba at Havana. now retired and liv-
Ing at quaker Ridge G. Il. Hoffmaster
OF New Rochelle and J. Clarence Jones
Of New York.
Plans for the clubhouse were drawn
by Henry @. Morse OF 1Ol Park avenue.
Manhattan, and they call for a long.
rambling house to he built of stone and
timber In an English style Of architec-
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MUNICIPAL BLDG. RESTAURANT.
$4,000 to he spent for City Em-
ployees' Eating Place

Contract to install a dining room and
kitchen on he twenty-ffth and twenty
sixth floors Of the Municipal Building for
the benefit of city employees has been
Of Brooklyn. The estimated cost OF the
work is $4,000.
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BROKER IN RECENT DEAL.

h.. X. Van Wrinkle was associated with
Peas & Gilman In h rental OF 100
West Eighty seventh street for the Bill
lings Estate Corporation to Richard Il.
Nolan.
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CHEMICAL MAN BUYS PLOT.

The Gedney Farm Company has sold
a plot on L!ttlejohn place in the Gedney
Farm section of White Plains to Alfred
T.. Hendey of the Warner Chemical
Company. This Is the second plot which
Mr.. Hendey has purchased In this local
ity within the year.
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RENTING At FIELDSTON.

The Delafeld Estate has leased 10
Loomis II. Taylor Of Wainscott. l.. l.. n
residence at Ficldston, R~iverdale-on-
Hudson also leased on West 246th
street. Ffeldston. The Dogwoods, "A
stone and hollow tile residence. to Will
lam J. Dunn.
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SPRING LAKE REALTY BUYER.

John ID. Miner has sold n dwelling on
Mercer avenue, Spring Lake. n. j.. for
Elmer Swan and a plot adjoining for
Miss Irene Thompson. william James
Is the buyer OF both parcels.
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loft was recently vacated by @.
Schirmer. the music publisher.
j. Arthur Fischer has leased the store
and basement at 141 Grand street to
a. j. kaplan, general merchandise agent.
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TAKES CEDARHURsT HOUSE.

John +. Scott and Peasc & Elliman
have rented for Samuel =. Hinckley his
country place. known as Runemede, on
Ocean avenue, C~edarhurst. L. J., to Ira
A. Kip. Jr.
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FIR ATERNITY on MADISON Az.

William A. White & Sons have leased
the ground floor At l13 Madison avenue
to the Sigma Epsilon Delta fraternity.
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SOUTHAMPTON ACRES SOLD.

L. Leroy Havens has sold three and
a half acres or the east side of Old Town
road, Southampton. L. l., for Mrs. Harry
Burnett to Elmer W. L. Van Brunt and
Fred w. Pempf.
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$3.50 E MONTH

Buys my artistic bungalow; { rooms. bath
all modern Improvements; fun cellar. heat,
running water. gns. electricity. large plot
near station oyster Ray divisiou, must ho
sold at once; small frst Tnymcnt, GREAT
BARGAIN. box 1873 sun ONCE,
So \ MONTH buys fine. VOL locate /
chicken farm, Just the place for party 80
make a nice living. within easy distance "f
city; good house aud enough land for poul
try and vegetables. Further Information
write FARM. box ll3 sun once.
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BR OkER IN HARLEM DEAL.

Frederick Oppenheime was the broker
IN the sale Of the five story nat at l29
West 10th street, for Thomas W, MUIR
ray to Helen II. Steele. recorded re-
Gently.
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FOR Low COST, HIGH.GRADE uUNGA-
LOWS AND HOME BuiLDlNG PLOTS
VISIT BEAV'TlFtI. BRIGHTWA TERS
BOOKLET ON REQUEST. T.. Il ACkElt-
son co. ! WEST AIrM ST. NEW NNllk
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$4,000 PELHAM HOUSE SOLD.

George Howe has sold the homo OF DR..
Il. l.. Beeman, in Pelham. Tho prop
erty has been held at $4,000.