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Smyrna times., 1917-04-04

The Athenian Literary Society of
Clayton High School held its regular
meeting Friday, March 80. with
Frances Allen presiding. The spelling
match between the Grammar and High
School, which was continued from the
last meeting. was won by the High
School. The debate, an interesting
feature of the program. was won by
the affirmative side. After the brief
business meeting the following pro-
gram was rendered: Singing, Society /;
Recitation, Myrtle Davis; Reading.
Thelma Macklin; Essay, Elizabeth
Johnson; Spelling Match-High School
Representatives Helen Davis, Mar
garet Dryden and John Hurd; Gram
mar School Representatives-Annette
Gooding. John Bradley and Ruth
Martin; Singing, Society; Essay,
Pauline Graham; Recitation. Marian
Davis; Piano Duet, Myrtle Hoffecker
and Virginia Cobb; Singing. Society
Debate, Resolved, that Ally, Black
iston, Greenspring and Clayton Schools
be consolidated at Clayton: Afirma-
tive-Willard Jones, Ruth Marker;
Negative-Charles Sinex, John Brad
ley; School Journal, Gertrude Palmer.
-Sec'y.
Smyrna times., 1917-04-04

K. L. Cowgirl, Of Dover, has been
appointed notary public for Kent
county by Governor Townsend.
The annual Kent county convention
of the Women's Christian Temper
ance Union will be held in Magnolia
M. E. Church, May 3. Mrs. Hortense
Ropp, of Virginia, will be the speaker.
Smyrna times., 1917-04-04

At Ewell M. P. Church next Sun
day: Preaching, 1870 a. m. Sunday
School, 2 p. m.; Preaching 7.30
p. m. Special music.
Smyrna times., 1917-04-04
FOR RENT.

Two dwellings on Market Street with,
bath, electric lights and gas. Possession
March /, 1917. Apply to
THOMAS E. BAILEY,
Smyrna. Del.
Smyrna times., 1917-04-04

Delaney M. E. Church will hold
their Easter service Sunday afternoon
at 2. 80 o'clock. The minister, ]. M.
Mitchell, will be present. Everybody
welcome.
Smyrna times., 1917-04-04

Dover Century Clnb women meet
daily at the club house nd-prepare
clothing and other articles for soldiers,
in preparation for war.
Smyrna times., 1917-04-04

At st. Paul M. E. Church next
Sunday: Preaching by the Pastor,
10. 80 a. m. Sunday School, 2 pm. +;
Easter Sunday, special program; !;
Preaching, z p. m. Special Easter
music.
Smyrna times., 1917-04-04

Prayer meeting at Ewell nj. P.
Church Wednesday evening, 7.30
O'Clock.
Smyrna times., 1917-04-04

The Ladies Aid of Salem Church
will hold an Oyster Supper at Mr..
Abel Numbers on Thursday evening,
April 5. If stormy, next evening. .-kdv
Smyrna times., 1917-04-04

Work of digging the cellar for the
new residence of United States Sena-
tor josiah o. Wolcott, south of Dover.
adjoining the Manlove Hayes prop
erty, has begun.
Smyrna times., 1917-04-04

Mr.. Edward Boyd, of near Town
send, who has been operated upon for
appendicitis, returned home Sunday
evening. His friends wish him a
speedy recovery.
Smyrna times., 1917-04-04
CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE.

Newark, Md, j. h. Geohegan
Ocean City, W. C. Poole
Ocean View and Millville, G. E.
Sterling
Onsncock, o. T. Baynard
+, ParsUnburg, d. ]. Moore
Phoebus, supply, John Detto
PittsVille, supply, j. L. Derrickson
PocomoEe City, W. o. Hurst
POcomoke Circuit, SUPPLY T. ].
Graham
Princess Anne, Leolan Jackson
Powellsville, M. w. Marine
Quantico, W. P. Taylor
Roxana, o. Fl. Connolly
st. Peters, Daniel Wilson
Salisbury. Asburv, ]. 7. Herson
SelbyVille, W. II. Briggs
Salisbury, Grace and Stengle, C.
W. Moore
Sharptown, G. w. Harris
Smith Island, J. A. Hudson
Snow Hill, L. E. Poole
Somerset. ]. W. Fogle
Stockton. o. E. Rice
Tangier, j. T. Sard
Westover, supply, W. v. Moore
Whitesville, j. A. Buckson
Wilmington District
Robert Watt, district superinten-
dent
Bethel Circuit, ]. H. Wilson
Charlestown, supply, W. 3 Horner
Cherry Hill. J. F. Anderson
Chesapeake City, M. D. Nutter
Chester Bethel, F. ]. Cochran
: Christiana, H. D. West
Claymont, C. C. Harris
Colora, o. E. James
Delaware City. T. N. Givan
Ebenezer, ]. w. Gray
Elk Mills, supply
Elk Neck. supply, Walter Ford
Elkton, G. P. Jones
Hockessin, D. F. McFaull
Hopewell, /. S. Whitaker
Kirkwood, supply, o. S. Walton
Marshallton and Cedars, j. P. Otis
Mt. Lebanon, G. E. Wood
Mt. Pleasant, II. B. Kelso
Newark, E. P. Roberts
New Castle, j. H. Bickfcrd
Newport, Asbury Burke
North East, J. R. Neese
Perryville, L. /. McDougle
Port Deposit, F. x. Moore
Port Penn, supply, Henry Gray
Red Lion. R. T. Thawley
Rising Sun, Fl. E. Reed
Stsnton, R. w. Cooke
st. Georges and Summit, Ivanhoe
Willis
st. Johns, ]. A. Brewington
Town Point, ]. H. Thornton
Zion, ]. c. Mccoy
Wilmington
Asbury, G. w. Dawson
Brandywine and Fdgemoor, v. p
Northrup
Brack-Ex. supply, Joseph w. Chap
pelle
Goodman, w. o. Bennett
Eastlake, E. H. Collins
Elsmere, supply, B. F. Jester 7
Epworth, j. Howard Gray
Grace, H. F. Randolph
Harrison Street, CT. Anderson
Hillcrest, supply, Albert White
Italian Mission, J. A. Pignaticelo
Kingswood, to be named
Madeley, L. M. Broadway
McCabe. j. w. Easley
Mt. Salem, w. E. Habbart
Richardson Park, G. W. Bounds
st. Paul's, A. H. Thompson
Scott, ]. L. Johnson
Silverbrook, E. w. Jones
Trinity, supply, R. H. Adams
Union, W. F. Corkran
Wesley, 2. W. Wells
Smyrna times., 1917-04-04
CLAYTON.

Prayer meeting at St. Paul M. E.
Church Thursday evening.
Smyrna times., 1917-04-04
NOTICE.

Will be at the Office every Monday in
April, commencing Monday, April 2, be-
tween the hours of 8 and 10 noon, and 2
and d. m, to receive April Water Rents.
EUGENE GROW, Collector.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-02-20

Wenn oies mabr lit, 10 seldieDt
oies mol, neil sic 9euti9en int Use
Ite1 enttpeoer ei,1en groBen itarfeil
SAlag altssufiibren beabiidtigell
ODER einen Iolfell ertpartel1 ulto in
beioen 5allen pollitdnoig seriiitet
{ein ipolen.
Mu1 in Stalien %ertuartet man et'
ne grobe beutlde Offeniipe nllo man
lit ollideineno in GROCER Gorge INT
Iie. Nad allem mas nlair iiber Sic
2ultdnoe bort bort, bo6clt Tie aud)
alien Gruno in Gorge su iein; tros
Der grobeu S6mieriefcitelL Die Dos
gerrail1 Dem 8ororingel1 ntadt.
9[u6 BEL @alas babeu bic Central
mGhte oas Reimbursement iuieoer
aufaenommelr, BON meiteren gorgalle
gen bat mar aber ou6 nod ridts ge-
bort. Sn Ser Woloau ltlto III @a-
li5ien baben idarfc aalnpfc itattgc-
funoen, an einigen Buaften III 9fitb.
Lamb audi, aber, Die 2agc baben Tie
nidt per1noert. Dngegcll meloen
ms Sic g~nelanoer, oab lic III Suit
@l-@mora einen gl0lt5enoen SieA
errltlgen llnb oteIen oltb III 10 &C.
ldidter @eiie arsgen11tt baben, oaB
oie Giirfen jebt totiddli6 cillge-
Idloiien iil,o. @elnt oics ribtis lit,
niiroe bies Die Sage bort tnten i'll
Welopotamieit itarf peranoert Da-
ben.
glber oas bat III oieIcln augenblid
lpabrldeinlid) feillen einflib ouf bic
angenneiue Gage ur1o Sic lit fir Die
gentralmadte un5peifclbaft giinitia.
Set Iteben iie nod ail allell Bltnfe
ten ibrer meit alsgeoeDntcr Stel-
lungeh, groBe 8orbereitungen tpere
oeat fir gcmoltige snitrengngen I'M
briibiabr ~getroffen ul1o Die Inter
Ieeboot : glofaoe fat Big iett St.
folg geba6t, obne off oas ltnange.
aeGn1e lnlb S1limme nad iih 81
5ieben, oas man fiirdten mubte. 9is
iest 1T bic Musiidt fir bic Central
mabte nod INNER bic bette.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-02-20

DIT madt man etruas 70 lang
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-02-20
2an6itiirmers GrlebmiKe.

Mls id anfam, 10 als ein5iger, als
No1idub, oen fie beionoers beraus=
aeariffen batten, puroe id bon
alien NIT einem gemiiIen 8eoauern
empfaneen. Sdon ami 8abnbof fa-
men mebrere altere Mannldaften
auf mid gu:
Sea, on bait ia andb cine Soloa-
tenfilte! 8iit audi einge5ogen?"
so, it's benm ipeit bis sur
Staot2"
yMinoeltens ne babe Stunoe."
yMh! ltno feline @%elegenbeit, oaB
man nit Der Site binfaDren fann2"
See, muBt ldon marl6ieren. +;
Sd fab auf Die mid, adj, 10 i6iper
~oriifenbe Site, Damn auf meine 5ar-
ten Sdnoe, Die biz oabin nur
Sdreibtiidarbeit getan.
ySa. baram mirit on bid mol ge-
mobnen miiiien, an berries 3ufaiien
an &anoarbeit."
oSo, ia, geipobnen mill i6 mid ia
germ. Mber bic Site. -"
SEQ - glib NAL ber!"
un0 Der eine Warn Der Ielblt
ausfab tpie ettua elm Gehtsanipalt
ODER Elm @roBfaufmann in Uniform,
uabm mir Die Site al uno trug lie
itaottpdrts. llno bei elmer 3igarre
erSablte er mir Damn, baB aud er
IN Ieinem gan5en 2eben ME hattc
2aiten su tragcn brauden, ME iftpe-
re forperlihe @rbeit getan batte.
Danfbar mar id ibm ieoenfaas, bab
er mir Die erite IdIfpere @nforoerltag
erleihterte.
Bel Der 3igarre, Die mir auf Dem
@ege 5ilr Staot raudten, crfubr id)
nod mandes @iiiensmerte. 3uerit
fiel einmal bas lonit in 9eutidlano
5tpilfen fremben Meniden iiblide
sic. @ir reoeten elei6 mie lang
pertrallte &ameraoen chamber init
Oh on. Ser &rieg bate unS erfaBt
| init ieiner riifiihtsloien 0tai1inerie
Oa aab es feline StonOestrennung,
feline sipiIen Mbitdiioe mebr. Wir
tpuren Gefruten, mir Deren 9amera.
oen. llnb i1 erfubr, oaB er mirflif
| @robfaufmalm I'M biireerli6en Sc
ben mar. gsiln trug er meine bol5er'
ne S6iebefiite. Nun raudte er meint
! aameraoen 3isarre.
lteberbalpt Die 3igarre! Sic ii
ben Hefruten mebr als MN eth hir'
gerlifer @emui, allgenebm nod Ell
mem gllten giien, cine quite, seiIt'
pole lnterbaltung piir5eno. Sic If
bent Mefruten Sroit nad) elmer ltngc
Rigenoen 2eiltung, bic ibm ibarfs
grmabmungen, itrenee aufforoerun
gen. ia falbit 9robunselt nit Der
mirfter Strafe eingebradt baben. Si'
bringt i'm in ben fur5en uebungs
pauien mieber ms @leidgeipidt, i
oaf err IhlieBIid) BEL Der 8ieoerbp
lung Der llebung iid 5uiammenraf
fen mno aeigen fam, baB er bod Ell
gutter Soloat lit, Der ben linn il
4usiift geiteaten ltrlaub aans mo-
peroient.
Die 3igarre ODER ibre fleine, 5ier
life SdtpeIter, Die Cigarette, lit e!
ard, Die auf ben Mdrifen BON uni
gum grer5ierplab oen &efrutel
iiber Den Ourit binmegtduldt, oet
nun einmal iiber ieoer groBeh NOR
ibierenoen Golonne lagert. Sic er
nitntert i'm, nenn er gasl5 ihlapi
nno abgeipannt bonn o5hleifitein"
mie Die grer8ierplase BET ben Soloo
ten beiBen, abmarif)iert uno nit mil
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Die DeMttge cage.

unIere Megierung bat Die oiter.
rei6iIde Gegierung Inn elite &lat'
Iegung ibrer Steaung gum Inter.
ieebootfrieg erlu6t. 9ar6 Die Int
mort SeIterrei1's, bon Ser man peiB
ME Tie al1sfallen miro uno NUT, mit>
oie Gage bnnn mol tpieoer gum
Ghledteren per1noert merben. I1t-
genblid mar lie notwithstanding gut
Ser ltnterleebootfrieg gebt rnbio
tpeiter. Cont lit nid)ts @id)tiges
paiiiert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-02-20
Greie YreTe tit xeras: 9ieufag ben 20. Gebrnar 1917.

5ll Iteben. llno piele anoere 8etipie~
lc betpielen mir bas natiirlide Saft-
gefiibl, bas inherent 8olfe eige1 lit,
BON oberitelt big gum ltnterlten
Maal11. Sal1s SItlDalo.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-02-20

Sci elmer madtigen 5eners-
brunlt, oie in Quebec, CANADA, lefs
grobe @eihaftsbauier 5eritorte, muir
ben orei SeuertpebrIelte our6 ein=
fanenoe Mauern eridIagen nno fiinf
-anoere iftper nerlest.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-02-20
Steiner ~rrtmn,.

~llnlere feline Slie fomnt laut iu-
beluo NIT Der a~beno8eituuig ms
3immer seitiirmt. u8ater, Batter,
ruff tie aus, Der arieg lit ans, es
giebt S%rieoen!"
.@ieio2 $50 itebt benm oas2"
.Sier; ba lies ielbIt, groB uno
brett: 8om 8riegsibauplae. 2este
Wadri6ten."
@enn @ernunft nno 2eioel-
Idoft nit einanoer ltreiten, 10 lit
5ebn eegcn ems 81 wcttelt, Dob Die
2eibenIfoit oen Sieg oonoiitrdet.
Oft maft man etfuas 70 lang
belier, biz nidtS mebr oarali gut lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-02-20

!. & y. y.
gnf,irdss
$50. 12-gon 2areoo ...-..5:00 porat.
$50. Coon Qarebo 80. .6:15 nadHn-
yto. b-Won ct. BOUTS ....1:0O BORN.
SO. SS@om ct. aouis 800 obenSg
| SO. 1-.Gunfhine Gpeciol". BON ct.
aouis sos abenbs
S0faarL
10. 2-.gnnf5ine speeiaIs 7. mad 81,
80. smsosai Rad aasior ......s...
............ GAS uadm.
30. 6-ged1 81. QpuiS ur1b Drten ar
Mo. 81 Madg sSareoo. 900 ,acIae.ss
10. 1I-9tnm Norepo dustleS
.. i. { 4. :.
a =
pns s5rifi :;...::;e;ss nadm:
:. .;s::.s:.;::.: s:eo sssn.
~ ;;.;....;.::,.- $50 nadm-
~. 4a-SuH SeI.utae ...:c.ov uul"t.
yto. 4S-oon 8erbtle. nltr Sosnta9s
-. 6:45 dbe11os
~ .1 a.,.,sa ssrraps 'as.lg, a
ou.
1p'us.'
No. l5-Ng9 3cnffcn, 0aeo y Cor
pliS @brtti ...... $40 BORN.
sfo. l5-Nd1 Qoufon n SflilfenorfeH
1O:45 dbetloS
No. ll--NaH y)oafnr1 lirto a1ilfenprfen
2:O5 tfndBr1.
No. 42-NdD 8errp1Ae. il1lr an Sonns
IaaeH Guy ulpLaeHS
go. l4o~,saW Serfn1ue :4:So nne1oS
w. A0J~s"NJ US~.~s~ suS.ss51 vsss~b~
HOmmeH 49, f'uo Dotm.
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uenr.a SibaH on.

sysnrta Sfbafpn.
No. 801-Wou 9ouiton. Bort 9apaca
Wictorin. guero ..-- 7:05 nddln.
Ahfnhrt-
Nn. 8O2-Mah gue-o. Vietoria. Borf
2aboco, 8oufton =. ..S:15 bonn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-02-20

Santa Se Is. 4. q. =. Depot1.
abfahrt-
SO. 6-gad benz Norben 900 madam.
go. 2-Nah benz Rcroen. .9:15 moro.
Nntunft
go. T. @om Norben. -. $3.50 bonn.
SO. 1-gom Norben ..8:05 abenSs
9. u. u. & Q. Is. & O. 3. Gesss.s:
Nnftinft -
10. 2-Won Corpus glrifa uno garri>
40 Springs {. $50 ndd4n.
No. 4-Won Corpus gbrtfi Il. 0roiuus,
otue ...... .......o.4 DOTH.
Mbfn6rf -
Mo. 1-Tad Corpus gbriifi $500.
.lo.oU PORN.
go. 5-Wah Corpus ghrifti nnb Cor
riao gprinns ......10:45 abeubs
Mrteian Self 9aiIrsab.
SO. 201-Abfabrt 1880 porn.
SO. 2o2-aufunft ...... 4:46 nadm.
The sun., 1917-09-06

lWtth name and address OF lender and
attorney. II lenders name is omitted sd-
dress party Of the first part)
The sun., 1917-09-06
STEEL PRICE FIXING
APPEARS NO NEARER
Market Halts as Action Is
Awaited-Coke Shortage
Hits Pigiron Output.

The steel market continues to mark
time pending the axing Of prices. Tho
Iron Age says that no appointment has
been made for the expected meeting Of
the War Industries Board and the gen.
eral committee Of steel manufacturers.
"The course of the market in the in
terval Of waiting for the heavy requisi-
ton Of ship steel for the Government Is
the Immediate concern Of makers and
buyers" according to this authority.
"Some Of the 100000 tons of plate bought
sumption and sales. Pittsburg, Indicate
the change that has already come The
market for pig iron. semi-hnished steel
and rolled products continues to DRIFT.
Indications Of coming readjus.ments are
chiefly those given by resale transac-
tions."
The Iron Trade ReuteW will say to-
day: steel bars have been sold in large
tonnage for shipnient over the first half
OF 1918 on the basis OF S.50c. Pittsburg.
Plates are easier, as also are sheet bars,
forging and rerolling billets and other
semi finished steel. Shipment OF Iron
ore in August totalled 10.146.7s6 tons ;
the net shortage OF ore to date compared
with last year is 2,692,310 tons. Fig
iron production In August was 3.2S6,19O
TONS"
The decline In pig iron production in
August is attributed by the Iron Ago
to the little success Of blast furnace
operation in the face Of coke scarcity.
although five new modern blast furnaces
were started
The sun., 1917-09-06
TENANTS FOR APARTMENTS.

Douglas l.. Gilman 4 Co. have leased
an apartment in the building under con-
struction at 112 East Seventy-fourth
street to II. L. Daingerfield Lewis also
an apartment at 81 East Sixty second
street to Franklin r. Magee also at 1870
West Fifty-seventh street to Miss Irma
Kuehne.
The Payson Mel. Merrill Company
has leased apartments at 200 West
Ftfty-seventh street, southwest corner OF
Seventh avenue. to Mrs NJ. p. Caring
ton, Mrs. Augusta Prescott and j. Was
serman.
Malcolm E. Smith and Rudolph C. Gull
yer have rented apartments in so West
Sixty-seventh street to Frank Hemstreet,
Clara Guttman. Irene Ferwick, Louise
Kellogg and Mary Z. Lothrop
Pease 4 Gilman have leased apart
ments at 1l2 East Seventeenth street to
w. p. Jones: at l45 East Ihirty-fifth
street to II. b. Nichols; at 800 West
Ninety-ninth street to Alfred Blum. to
Mrs Selma Frohman and to Miss Alice
l.. Stafford; at 72 East Eighty-second
street to John Turner; at 315 West
115th street To Arthur L. Lans. and at
~ West Tenth street to Byron L. Cook.
The sun., 1917-09-06
RENTS TAD ST. DWELLING.

The fine residence at 10 East Seventy
third street, owned by A. Chester Beatty
and occupied for the past two years by
q. r. Stettinius Of J. p. Morgan & Co,
has been leased to J. J. Hanauer, fur
nished. for the winter. Mr.. Hanauer
purchased the former Croker residence
at East Seventy fourth street recently,
and Is rebuilding the property for his
own occupancy. II is expected that his
new homo will be completed by next
spring
Douglas L. Gilman 4 Co. have leased
for Mrs. II. II. Moorhead the Ave story
American basement dwelling at lie
East Sixty-fourth street for the season
TO Warren Kinney.
Slawson 4 Hobbs have leased for
Frederick W. Longfellow the dwelling at
236 West End avenue to W. l.. Fleischer
for term OF years and for A. p w.
Kinnan. president Of tho Union Dime
Savings Bank, his residence at the south
west corner sof West End avenue and
Efthty-first street TO Otto Kafka for .
term OF years.
Peass q Elliman have let. furnished
for Mrs Wicklifr Yules 10 Arthur NJ,
Mitchell the four story and basement
dwelling at SO East Seventeen street.
between Madison and Park avenues.
The sun., 1917-09-06
100, mtg 500, ,ooo--city Nor, Co to y

Trust 90. 20 Broad st; atty, Fredk 4
ssTH nGw sr 70 2s7'aaa ~ = Lawyer. Mort co 10
SnSlIs'AS hanspo. : =: 2a address 81 L!sersy
pEproRD ST. 'sG-wiilfiicd openhym
and ans trustees. to Lawyers Mort CO. Go;
BEpFpRp M fsr'i ST. $. .4so Morton st. issS
e9-Robt B Hirsch and ano. trustee:, to
Layers Nor, Co. 90 Liberty ,os a. 1900
e Mael.y: fsnos Mass: atty. C i win; M
4s4H 4s14hI'P 1T, ~ a,7 'Sss ". mig ,i..ooo.ir'iss !
Newcomb to Anna N Jerooman. 81 W
. 18th st; atty, Title Guar & c. I56
7sTH ST. $. 2ss W Amst av. ioxioa.
mtg 1s.0OO--Hermann II Cammann and
sno. trustees. is5 " 5sth st. attys. Man
& Man, SO Wall st.. 81
7TH Az l1s1h W g. 100 ilAl1Ss,a is" ss
st. skiyn; atty. Hy Escher "a ES;
RipGE no sT' s5iGeo + Ewaid and ano, mo
ears. to Marg't Reilly. 3a2 e l3eth st;
attys, Johnston N; $50 Bwsy !3.459
SANE pnoPBfvf%Sars' sS II s,,S teiiiy 10 ieN!i
DAILY Av. W cor 1s2d st-willis Dodge
and ano trus, to Lawyers Mtg Co, 80
Liberty st; attys, salter & s. I4o Mas
SANE PR;oipERTtYi.i.ia;v;yyers Mtg 'to''to Co to
nv Mt Vernon. y Y: attys. same. so, ,OOo
OAKLAND PL T54--Hy Schneider, trus, to
Doro;hea Ste!nksmp $40 w 1874 st. ct
al. exrs: attys, Salter & s. 40 Nassau
WEBSTER Av. l2s5-7-Titie Guar & 7 Co
TO Rosa wasserman, 1886 Bway; atty,
Title Guar & T CO. l76 Bway. $50, 600
l72D ST. s2 E-Title Guar & T Co to
Jas A Trow bridge. Noroton. Conn, exr:
atty. Title Guar & T Co, l16 Bway.i 900
SEwBOLD Av. e317-19-Title Guar 4 T
Co to Jas A Trowbridge, Noroton, Conn;
atty. Title Guar & Co. l7s Broad
RIvERsipE DRIVE, es, isiI Park
to Jas Douglas. 90 John st; attys. Doug
uNioS Xv. ss73fEliss 4 Mol to 'I;tTS Eaw
Robitzek. 1918 T. 1884 st; atty. Harry
Robitzek, 5so8 Sd av,............s2.5 500
LOT 5. map Stems estate-Gustav B!sh,-
dorm to Hudson Rose co. W i5th st;
atty. Hudson Rose Co. West 45th
iSsrH ST. :7s E-Howard iF'iieschcf. eSr.
to c Otto Toussaint, 32l W roth st; atty,
: J Westsrmaynr, 30 Nassau st s3. 900
SAME PROPERTI-Title Guar e. I Co 10
Theresa Fliescher los Bar;holdi av. Yer
sey CITY, atty. same. ......... $1,000
2o,TH ST, &c, B--Lonise Booss to Letit,a
clocke, II q X. sel r llgth 81 5000
CLINTON AV .i50-Frederir II Robinson
TO New Amsterdam Casually Go, 50 or
a5 John st: atty New Amsterdam Cas-
ualty c.. 5? or 81 John st......,.....$l
SAME PROPERTY-Title Guar & Co 70
| Frederic II Robinson. i2 Mt Morris Park
West. atty, same. e......-..........S2, ~, 500
The sun., 1917-09-06
ESTATES SELL HOLDINGS.

WEST 18TH STREET-Sharp 4 Co.
have resold for the estate Of Theophile
Kick the five story nat on lot 25x
1Ool1 at 8 West 115th street. The
buyer is an investor. The Kick estate
recently acquired the property from
the Sexton Realty Company in part
payment for the Westdals apartments
at 602.6l West 13sth street. The
Sexton Realty Company purchased the
1l5th street fat a month ago.
WEST TWENTY-SECOND STREET
William II. Archibald has sold for An
ME r. and Ellen r Jones 445 West
Twenty second street, a four story
dwelling. on lot 20x9S.9. The property
has been owned by the Jones family
for over half a century. Helen Hart
ley Jenkins is the buyer.
WEST l20TH STREET Benjamin
Steiner has sold the dwelling at 140
West l20th street, fully furnished. to a
buyer for occupancy. The house is
three stories and basement, on lot 19x
loO.11. l51 feet east Of Seventh ave-
nue.
WEST l76TH STREET - Frederick
Brown has bought through A. N. Git
terman from the Marble Hill Develop
ment Company sos West 176th street.
modern five story apartment house.
on a plot 43.6x9s.1l, between Amster-
dam and Audubon avenues.
WATSON AVENUE-The Middleboro
Realty Company has sold 2047 Watson
avenue. unionport. two family house.
on lot 25xl03. TO Leo kalmus.
The sun., 1917-09-06
MAY BUILD THEATR E.

The Board of Appeals has granted the
APPLICATION Of the B. F. Keith New York
Theatre Company for permission to ex-
tend theatre for distance Of 100 feet
into territory restricted to residential
buildings, The playhouse IN to 60 up
N the northwest corner Of Valentine
avenue and Fordham road. on a site re-
Gently sold to the Keith interests through
Harold N. Silverman of the once Of
Charles s. Kohler.
The board has denied the application
OF George Keister. architect. to put up
q theatre on the Higgins estate property
at the northwest corner Of Broadway
and Ninety-fourth street. and extending
through to Ninety-ffth street, at the
rear OF the Astor Market, now owned
by Thomas Healy. restaurateur. The
westerly part Of the plot Is residential
territory.
The sun., 1917-09-06
Centre street to the Benjamin Machinery

Centre street TO the Benjamin Machinery
Company.
Pease 4 Gilman have leased for the
Schultz Cigar Company the northerly
store In the property at the northwest
corner Of Sixth avenue and Eighteenth
street to Blumsnstock 4 Rosenberg.
proprietors of Murray Shop. who will
open branch establishment.
Goodwin & Goodwin have rented n
store In Blervie Hall. at the northeast
corner Of Broadway and 144th street, to
Lionel Levy and Cyril Abrahams.
Tho Cross & Brown Company has
leased the store at 361 to 355 West
Fifty-second street to the Diamond #.
Motor Truck Company; third floor at
1850 Broadway to william J. ODono-
hue; space at 10 to SO Fifth avenue to
Nathan g. Meyer; at 102 and 104 Fifth
avenue to e 8. Prather. and at s6s Fifth
Gvente TO r l. Gibson.
The sun., 1917-09-06
COMMERCIAL SPACE LEASED.

Felt & Tarrant. adding machine manu-
iacturers Of Chicago. H.. have rented for
saiesroom purposes the last vacant store
IN the Broadway front Of the Astor
6uilding, at Broadway and Vesey street.
The lease Ia for a period Of Ave years
from October !. and was negotiated by
+. & G. Pfiomm.
The Charles II. Noyes Company has
rented the entire basement at 326 to $50
Broadway. containing about 1900
square feet. to the w'ynkoop-Hallcnbec
Crawford Company for "A term OF years
also suite Of offices at II West Twenty
third street TO Charles George.
William A. White 4 Sons have leased
the store. basement and first loft at 40