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The sun., 1918-10-11
BROOKLYN HOUSE SALES,

Simon Well has sold the two story
and basement brownstone dwelling, on
lot 29x100, at 673 President street
through the John Pullman Real Estate
Company. t.f
The Meister Builders have sold 126
and 12eA Tenth street. two one family
cottages. st'
The sun., 1918-10-11
FINE CITY HOUSES LEASED.

Pease & Gilman have let furnished
for Herbert 8. Carpenter to Mrs. H. S.
Ford the Ave story American basement
dwelling at Sc West Fifty-fifth street.
The Houghton Company has leased
the four story aud basement dwelling at
323 West SEVENTEEN street for Hubert
Van Dyck Card to Kenneth Cadugan.
George r Read & Co.. with Pease a
Gilman. have leased for Helen H Ii
Fevre the dwelling at Sc West Fifty
sixth street to Mrs. Maude u. Clifford
also with Pepe & Bro. for Mrs. Stella
G. Lindsay the dwelling at - Yves,
Eleventh street to DIR. Thomas s. K
Morton of Philadelphia.
James C. Miller has leased the dwell
ing. at a. West 11oth street to DR.. A
Speigel. ....
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BUTTE BANKER RENTS HERE.

Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. have leased
large duplex apartment at 969 Park
avenue to John MacGuinness, president
OF the Silver Bow National Bank of
Butte, Mon, furnished, for the season
also leased apartments at 10S East
Elghty-second street to Gordon w. Ed
wards; at 17S East Seventeen street to
Ars Samuel Fuller, and at Ala Madison
avenue to F. Perry.
John N. WHY'S. head Of willys-Oyer-
land, Inc. has leased large furnished
apartment from II. 7. Dunn at 927 Fifth
avenue, The suite consists OF fifteen
rooms and five baths and occupies an
entire floor. go
Pease & Gilman have leased apart
ments at SIS West End avenue to Gus
tav Sutro; at las East Forty ninth street
to Mrs. F. Flynn; at 247 Fifth avenue
70 c. Brooks Stevens at SIS Park ave-
nue. to Mrs Mabel Lefferts Marshall at
100 West West Fifty-ninth street to Jo-
seph L. Davis; at 305 West Seventy
second street to Mrs. Emily 8. Fanoni /:
az l25 East Seventy-second street to
franklin Remington at $50 Park ave-
nue. to Vladimir Baschkiroff, and at 1874
West Fifty-fifth street to Mrs. ]. s.
Newell.
The Rutland & Whiting Benjamin Cor
poration has leased apartments at TIE
park avenue to Louis F. Montant, Mrs.
katherine Walker and Mrs. Madeline
McCreery; at ITO Madison avenue to
Mrs. Bruce Payne. Mrs Frances Mench
and Miss Marguerite Chaffee; at 80 East
slxty-eighth street to Theodore Pell and
Miss Madeline Kraemer; at "a and SO
East Fifty-eighth street to Joseph w.
hranze and Alfred Wagstaff; at S57
Lexington avenue to Mrs. Florence Hunt /;
~ loo East Seventy-second street to
bernard Whitehill and Regnar Kidde.
ana at 1888 Park avenue TO Miss Jessie
Tomkins
Dun & Conger have leased apartments
is East Ninety sixth street to Dr.
oamuel Weiss at 16 East Eighty-eighth
street to Oscar de Boydon; at 1923 Lex
ngton avenue to II. c. Geer and Mrs
A. ". Behr: at II East Eighty-eighth
sreet TO William Goudie at 100 East
E'ghty-hfth street to John c. Roster ;
a. 1893 Madison avenue to Frederick
u Kraft, and at SO East Ninety-fourth
street to l. Werner.
James e. Miller has rented apartments
~ ~ East Thirty-fifth street 10 Mrs
a. l., Harries and at $50 Central Park
west TO VI. Bonetti.
Goodwin q Goodwin have rented
APARTMENTS ct So East Seventy-slxth
street TO Joseph p. Morrissey and will
lam s. Popham; at 200 West I30th
street 70 Nine. Concorde Crepeau; at
10 West 1s0th street to Charles j,
Meehan and John schrader; at SOP
west Ninety-third street to John 6.
hegeman. Marie H, Schulz and Or. joe
ssph n. Bishop At .3s7S broadway to
henry coen. Bdna sprens and Sterling
ppeaeock At 5ss West ised street to
rauline WEIGH. Patrick Donahpe. Lucy
Fenton, Chester Mayer samuel NH
yer ana Jennie Goodman 81 20 East
sstu street TO Charles NApss. and at
gimer. Anna Bauerberg and Cal J.
feny' RE- s Ste fF
The sun., 1918-10-11
SELLS LARCHMONT VILLA.

George Howe has sold for the Larch-
mont Gardens Company the stucco and
timber English villa on Brookside Drive.
Larchmont Gardens, to r w. Crawford
Of this city.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
MAnhAttaa,

OH Rhsinhsss q al. Nay i. isis. tn' ,iso
Msures 4 Son. ins. ACT Ford Motor GO
SAME PRopERTY-eJohn p Kane GO az.
same. Sept IL 1918, ga o2s. "a
SAME PRoPERTY-Coioniai Sand stone
Go. Inc. agt sAns. Sept ~. 1918 II Cos OF
SAME PRQPBRTY-Tisdsis Lumbsr Co
sst same Ass q. 1913. .T1s52
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Custom House Receipts.

Receipts for duties at the Custom
House yesterday were s272,561.S4, OF
which $l74,40l.91 was for merchandise
withdrawn from bonded warehouses and
$9S,159.93 for recent inportations.
The sun., 1918-10-11
J. c. DAVIES SPEAKS ON LOAN.

j. Clarence Davies made a Liberty
Loan address in the vesey street sales
room yesterday In which he explained
the special obligations that. rest upon
every real estate man to get behind the
Fourth Liberty Loan and help make It q
success. Robert Simon will speak at
the same place to-day at 1880 o'clock
and Bryan l.. Kennedy will speak there
on Monday.
The sun., 1918-10-11
OAkLEIGH THoRNE BUYS FARM

Oakleigh Thorne has bought Briarcliff
Farms. at, Pine Plains. Duchess county,
New York. comprising 1900 acres Of
farm land, diaries and other buildings.
The property was held at 100000. The
place was owned by Briarclifr Farms.
Inc. In which Walter Law. ST., who built
Briarclif Lodge, was heavily interested.
The corporation maintained a herd of
about 1000 cows. which are included in
the sale.
The sun., 1918-10-11
NAVY TAKES 9TH AVE. SPACE.

The Lotion H. Slawson Company has
leased for William A. White 4 Sons, as
agent approximately 10000 square feet
of space at 400 to 413 Fifth avenue to
the United States Navy: also leased APP
proximately $500 square feet Of space
at IS Madison avenue to the Committee
on Public Information. George Creel,
chairman. and offices at 1S2 and 1874
Front street to the Savannah Sugar Re-
filming Corporation OF Savannah. Ga
The sun., 1918-10-11
SOUTH ST. LOFTS IN DEAL.

SOUTH STREET-The two ak story
store and loft buildings, on plot OAK
1915, at 4 and s South street. facing
the municipal ferry. have been pur-
chased by Morris Evans OF Caldwell.
N. J. They are leased to n single
tenant on net basis for long term.
The Cruikshank Company represented
the sellers and Rice q Hill the buyer.
WEST 1s1ST STREEET-The q. NJ.
Holding Corporation. represented by
James v. Graham, has conveyed to
the 100 West 142d Street Corporation
$50 to SOS West 191st street, two six
story modern apartments. on plot look
400, held at s165.000. The buyer gave
in part payment 222 west 1leth
street. six story fat, on plot 37.6x
100. held at $4,000.
EAST 18TH STREET-Ralph Russo
has sold the six story tenement, on
plot 35x100, at AIS and AIT East
1l5th street for ID. Price to Luigi and
Nicola Sabatini. :
EAST 10th STREET-The Robert
/. Brown estate has sold through
Ralph Russo 316 East 120th street, a
three story dwelling, on lot 20x10o,
to MatSeo Guarino & Co.
The sun., 1918-10-11
MEcHANIcs' LIENS.

slsT ST st az W5sss s Woo y s.s
1850 ST. 90 &c o Aibsrsa q Co sgt
Robert Cummings owner and con.
18TH ' ST, SIS Ei.aioiid i siid:rto;u;t iron n
Works. Inc, agt Alexander w LAurencs
cioni.N owner; Harry Davis. ccntrae.
!, TOT ilissc...,''';';;',,:.''''''Eo'
ALEXANDER Av, ZION l. RohmAn.
l. Inc asi 49, "a. D.ni... :. Al. . HuaSss
The sun., 1918-10-11
FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET.
BUY LIBERTY BONDS
Furnished apartments offered by
SIAwSON q HOBBS.

lb2 Wost lind 81.
Short and long term leases.
3 rooms and bath. slst st.. near
Broadway Observation-Disclosures. .$l2o
rooms and bath. land st.. near West
EnQ ave. GOV
rooms and bath, Riverside Drive
and 1osth St. ............... 200
rooms and bath, West s7th ST..
near Broadway. .........,...... 1875
rooms and . baths, West 92nd ST,
near Broadway ................ 900
rooms and baths, West scnd St.
near West End Ave. ........... 400
10 rooms and 3 baths. West SSth St.
near West End Ave............. $50
Particulars of these and many Others
may be obtained by calling at our office.
sLAwsON q HOBBS, lee WEST TEND ST
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
lat IL vEsEY STREET.
BY Henry Brady.

1IITH ST. sot-e W. SLsxiOs.:.- . sty NAT
Ct al: dus. .i.s.IOft,i taxes. &c. ss7s.ss;
18th ST: i2a y. issaioo:ii. : sty tnt-s
SSs.1o: taxes, &C. siSs.so; adjourned to
and .tr-.Ttmothy Davenport ct al, exrs.
axes. &. sisssO: adjourn Ssd q 6 ascSsi
l' :Pa . st. Is Y Ss. ssssl:S I'll 4r tss
adjourned TO October ii.
BY Joseph p. Day.
LIST Az, aSss. 2sxIoO. . sty tint and s.rs-.
H Ford, ref; due. sci. $3.50; taxes. &C,
ssoSsSs; % TIE pi.intiT: $4,000
age; exrs and tstS saiei to the Chelsea
Realty Co., 5000
BY Samuel Marx.
9Th Av. $50. n . c 18th ct go, 2s.iox
s. IS, siy str: istn st s. v, ,SIss: 10 ~
e. Fi ,i'is.so! 10 a the ss.. $500
LIS PENpENs.
Manhattan.
e3p ST. n 3 1892 . Btu av. 9o.exloo.s-
John Kerssey aSt Mary ID Keresey
lspecine prefermancel; sttys. c Bur-
sEs fss y e.. OcS"" cor Leroy st, .o.7s-
Emisrant Industrial Savings Bank axt
Frederick Rabbe ct al (foreclosure Of
mortgage); attys. II 4 oGorman.
WEBSTER Av W 8. 25l.1 leIth Of,
47.sxl2e. 7--Bernard 0rob OF al aEt
Jacob II Koch ct al foreclosure OF
mor.gagsl atty. pominitz:
JEROME AV. D., $50 Bedford Park
Boulevard. Tbx10o-Edward J sehseE
der aSt Anne Gully ct al (foreclosure OF
MORTGAGE; attyS. Holden q cayanaugh.
The sun., 1918-10-11
GETS NEW GARAGE AT AUCTION

The newly completed one story garage
at EOS to 214 East Twenty-fourth street
was sold at auction yesterday by Joseph
p. Day to the Chelsea Realty Company
for a consideration of $4,000. The
property was leased last December for
twenty lone years to Samuel Cox Of Bay
shore at a net rental Of $4,000. .
The sun., 1918-10-11
SATISFIED MORr0AGEs.
with name and address OF lenders at
torney.)


GRAND ST. n 9. 100 lewis ct, f5xloe-
\ T CO. IFS Bway. Dec so. isls.. "a 900
ORCHARD ST. iN; RivinEton N. Sc
ISL w ssth q; atty. Frsdk T Hill 50
wall ct, Aug Is, ieiS.. 900
LEXINGTON AW bet isth and iith sts
tolls, Issues and profit thereof all Lands,
Merchants and Manufacturers Exchange
atty. Keener a Lewis, lis Bway. Feb 4,
lslO................ Gold bonds, $3.50, 900
nth ST, 27A w (2-s3s)--Lou.sa L Jere-
niah TO ChAs A Runk and VIM A Pratt.
exrs, with Caroline NJ Hertzsi; atty, c
A Runk, 3s7 Bway; June I, 1880. 500
The sun., 1918-10-11
MANHATTAN ALTERATIONS.

pi .kMAN sr,n " cor Magic sy. TO a :
ssW store ana dweilIns-sJ Fitzpatrick,
sleael, itsth 81 and "a av. architects.
NvAh, ssbup.i = -
The sun., 1918-10-11
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Sales in the Downtown Ship
ping Zone the Feature Of
the Days Trading.
PROVISION co. EXPANDS
Buys Next to Home on Water
.St.-Jersey Investor Takes
South st. Lofts.

Daniel Birdsall has sold AZ Water
street. a four story building. on 10,
:L5x6., adjoining the corner of Coenties
slip. to the Frank p. Wood Company
wholesale provision merehants. The
Wood company recently bought the ad.
joining property. at a. Water street
william A. White & Sons were the
brokers in both deals. This 10 the third
sale made by Mr.. Birdsall of property
in this neighborhood within the last few
months
The sun., 1918-10-11
Borough Of The Bronx


CLEVELAND Az. n =, lot ils, map PEN
g Hsissr. us 'crsnford av, July Z:
18Th, ssisz s s. T. C. ,ss sxfy
5. Nassau St. Oct :; atty. i Mutual ah' Lie ia
PLOT BnaISs is.ii " Fulton az ''; ana
ss,s Teeth ct. bx47.e-Jacob siessI to
John B,chler Brewing Co, s6s2 Sd av,
June s; atty. Gustav Frey. stas sd
Bfoek 49,, Az: Is..s 4 .,.i:
f w s'ta sss st. Avg II; atty. Max Mon;
sT = i Az: go. i. s.s; map wake;
Conn nag Tiss?'.'s s j s:'ispn nd Ssss
ssioGs Az y. ,i;iiiis. io.s.::ic.Eliny
k :s%:sn' s'f s: ss' 4. D s;ss. 4
Heath y sH1,. Az. 80 ~ Kins'0Iidss rd;
Scolan ieo. mn,v. DoSisn to Eo:s oo X
Sept 70; atty. w c French. II Park
ALL REAL ESTATE In Bron. county de-
Meyer and ano. exrs, &C, to Harriet
attys: Hol, a q. - Bwey....:. .... 81
lssth 81, 77.sxisi.s-County Bldg Corpn
to Isaac Lowenfeld Rlty Corpn, 81 Lib
erty st, mtg ,S7.o5o. Oct I; atty. Lind
JACKSON Av. SEQ. W .. Is.ix7sii-Harrir
Auerbach to Emil Mandier. 100 linton
av. mtg $4,000. Oct .; atty. T @ q T
RSf AT scs bT Xx f. i. isis i..th si ss
75xf2s.6 TO Mott Haven Canal: also
Railroad av. . g. Iss.a . ltith st. 26x
2sS.s to vs. Mott Haven canal-wii-
West Orange. \. J. Aug 81; atty. Oscar
L Gubelman. 40 Bway.
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WOOD'S BUSINESS SCHOOL,
FIFTH AVE. AND 18TH ST,
MUSICAL.
LEGAL NOTICES.
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.

LOST-Liberal reward. no Questions
asked silver fox neck piece at Liberty
Loan Theatre, Public Library, 9Th Ave
and i9d St, New York. on "Wednesday
afternoon oct. o. Return TO JOSEPH
GRTsMFR. The Lambs Club 100 W. 44th 81.
LOST-In or near y. Y. Produce Ex-
change Building, envelope containing 3
Canadian bonds, I Liberty bond and pri-
waite papers; liberal reward Il. McROB-
ERTS, James Carruthers q CO.. 1903 Pro-
duCc Exchange
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BOAT FOX SALE,

HARBOR TUG for snie--60 II. over ALI
IS e. beam. . Il, 6 In. draft, is square
l32 lbs steam: S years old and in mrs,
class condition. For further particulars
apply Capt. CHAS ROSS. Port colborne,
Ontario. Canada.
The sun., 1918-10-11
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

OUTSIDE man for banking house; many
years experience; understands legal re-
Quirements connected with estate transfers
and details connected with banking. b.,
box l29 sun office.
The sun., 1918-10-11
MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lender and
Attorney
MORTGAGES,


Attorney
Downtown.
tsouth of Fourteenth street)
LAFAYETTE st. 2oL fI.sx1oo. p m. Oct
10--Thos Harper to Howard Conkllng of
Providsnes R !. yrs IS atty. W Il
sage, l56 Bway ....,..... 3ll,0oo
East Side.
EAST of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
ssTH ST. q. $50 W Sd av. 7o.1oxss.s.
Oct s--No las 1ast seth st Co to Brook
Ign Saw Bank. 1t1 Pierrepont Ut, Brook
ilyn. 8 yrs. SO: atty. Lawyers T g. T co,
s1sT ST, sos E. iss.ioo.t. Oct s.Th.resS
G Graham TO Annie y. Mary T and Ellen
yrs So atty. chas X Terry. a. Court
.sTH f IT. sl E. !iiieai m Sep. 300
W ilith st. yrs. - atty. Benz swsrth,
1s2 bway .....,............... $4,000
West Side.
west Of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets.)
ssTH ST. IS w. aoxss.s. Oct s---Adrian II
Trust Co, 17s Bway. due and int as per
s7T Th1 ST. 3 5, sos Amsterdam av .'i iS's
xlo0.l1, Oct ANNA johnson to Bank
Clerks Cooperative Building d Loan Assn,
60 Beaver ct. irstals 6q6; attys. Taylor.
X. b & r, 50 Pine st. .............ts,4o
Uptown.
Manhattan Island, north of 10th street)
LEXINGTON Av, 2ls7. 2oxso. Oct s--Hen-
rietta Barnett to Rebecca Beckett. II
W cath st. yrs. ca; atty. Title Guar
EDGECOMBE Az, 1879, lasxi0o, Oct g.
Heyman sniderman to Mile b Taliman,
on the premises, 3 yrs from delivery OF
deed from Talimah a sniderman. Bh q:
atty, Jno A Boiies, lS4 Nassau st. $1,000
Bronx
Borough OF The Bronx)
BECK ST, soc, .. 200 W Az st John, 100
xi36-Benaben Rity Corpn to MAX
Hirsch, 663 w 1sTth ct. prior mtg tsb,-
900, Oct 1, due April !, 1919. CO. atty.
Title Guar q r Co. l1s Bway. $4,000
BECK ST. 6s2, s 8, 100 Av st John 100
xl2b-Benabep Rlty corpn to Max
Hirsch, B5S W is7th st. prior mtg ,s3.-
600. Oct I, due April !. 1919. e% atty,
Title Guar a T Co. l7e Bway $4,000
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TRANsAcrIoNs RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF owner and
Attorney
Dovyntoyyn

with name and address Of owner and
Attorney
r.. Downtown.
(south OF Fourteenth streot.)
WALL ST, s-li. Bs,tlxbs.sxs2sx
Mortimer. Tuxedo Park, N Y, y part,
being a I which Richd Mortimer, tr, had
N property. q c; atty. DAM Mooney,
NAssAfGT y. cas-. ti..iciii.io. n /: six
Is;s-Mary n Mortimer 81 a 70 Eleanor
S being ali ti,ls q Richard sertinsr,p PIT IT.
&c. July -, atty. Mooney, lao
powERy' ~ cor 'iI,ii;v,.:inn, a. a.S.
ss.7x1lSx9s1xSt, including alley on e.
Tuxedo Park. N Y. All r I and Of Rich.
atty S nSrs' %ccns ~ 10 Ps5s C. 'u.,
EAST BROADWAY. les, as.ixloo-Jas n
kpPs;1.y g X %;,. ssnelns o GO g
atty. D L zsessrmsa' ssS sway. 81
LAFAYETTE ST. iot--Howard conkiing
s to Tho, H Z, "a sss,s Az u w ..,r
wsi,er F.iaeSiid. hi S%s ~ iV .tiet
HESTER ST. n .. SIS e.Ludlow Ut, 2txIS..
fssd St: s,e ts g s. A:; s ssa%t 49,
BRoHbwxY;,' :. is,, i'm st. runs I 4
~. ~ l q. so 70 s. % 1,'h Mol.l
nsr. ct al to Eleanor Mortimer, Tuxedo
Park, N J, all r. and 1 which Richard
5uy %, Z. s Ss,e p ssS II fI Sosnsy
Bway ,...-.....It...... ....,.'.. ..'.ti
Eaht side.
EAST OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 1loth streetso
Hath ST, 400 p, ssx51.s foreclosure Sept
II, isiOAschuyisr Day, ref. to VIM
trustee. Oct .; st,ys. BlaeEwsii Bros. g
ssTH sr s,.' m as.iiio...i.ii:itd.or wolfi to
Ser. 1; atty. L 7 GO. $50 swsy: 81
uel Baeker. 40 70 ssth st. Sept 1; atty,
srGI sri n ., 100, y q az. ,s.,soii..,
Hinsdsle st. Bklyn. mtg 5000. Oct Z;
atty. Jos Levy. ~ Cedar st..".......i
West SIDE.
west OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streetsD
9Th Az. . ,2d ut, runs Q lila TO
Bway Ks ss.lox 81 and lo3if TO 5th
av I, 1873 to beg; also strip adj on Q.
s to- sv IRON e.. %. - $50 - *: sdi;!n.I
q Al .o plsanoi ) Mortimer, tuxedo
M ps,tii X al R z a Of Ric hart
10TH ST.. 49, isxioo.ii--wm Linden ana
ano. trustees. TO Howard p B white. sll
Porter st. RiShmond. Va: atty. Robert r
IsoTH 81. aos-ii W. s0t.s,.iiii ticr.clos.
ure Oct D--Poweil + Criohton. ref. to
and Orphans Of Medical Men. II W
ga ct, Oct 3; atty. chas H Diliey, SO
issrM 81. ale W: isIss.ii iiorcc,o,uIs s oet
9, lslO--Franeis W Pollock, ref. to n
Life ms Trust Co. So Wall st. exr
Mm Smith Oct Q; alto. Emmett 3
DIST ST. n .. $50 . o. Nicholas av, 50x
100: lsist 81. n 81 400 . st Nicholas av,
SSe e,d 9, C., u n Moldins Corp g. ioS Y
liens. Oct o; attys. Kantrowitz a E, sac
Bway ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
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Following appointed to duty as specified:
George Lee Repols, First Lieutenant, to
Fort MCPHERSON. Georgia; Sergeant Law
romeo ID, Stone, Medical Department, to
be Second Lieutenant Sanitary Corps, to
Camp Hancock, Georgia; clifford bater,
First Lieutenant, to New Haven; Capt
Frederick N. Whistler. from Fort Benja-
min Harrison. Indiana, to Camp Green
leaf. Georgia, as Instructor: Robert
George Freshman, First Lieutenant, to
New Haven. Conn; Albert Smith, First
Lieutenant, to Ann Arbor, Mich; Major
Joseph W. Bauman, from Fort Ogie-
thorpe. Georgia. to Madison Barracks
New York. for duty William p. Gala.
han. First LIEUTENANT. to Fort Riley.
Kansas; Firut Lieut.. Harry p Smith, TO
Camp Forrest. Georgia; Sergeant Frank
A. Bell. Medical Department, Second
Lieutenant In Sanitary Corps, TO Camp
Greenleaf; Sergeant John II. Loud,
Medical Department. Second Lieutenant
in Sanitary Corps, to Fort oglethorpe,
Georgia; Samuel J, Lehman. First ILeu-
tenant, to Camp Devens. Massach usetts:
William II. Aiken. Captain, to Camp
Greenleaf; Thomas z. Caulneid, Captain
to Camp Sheridan. Alabama: Sergeant
James A. Young. Medical Department,
Second Lieutenant SANITARY Corps, 10
Camp Grant, Illinois: Napoleon r.,
Thomas. First Lieutenant. to Camp
jackson, South Carolina; Samuel III
simmons, Captain. to, Camp Lewis
Washington; Thomas p. sprunt, Captain
to Camp jackson. South Carolina:
Thomss N. smitn. Flrst Ldeutenant. to
The sun., 1918-10-11

Following to duty as shown: First Lieut..
Harvey y. Pye TO Houston. Tex; First
virginia: second Lieut.. George T Murphy
to Berkeley, Cal: Second Lieut.. Freder-
tick B. Weed to Urbana, Ill: First Lieut..
Hardin Morris to Austin. Tex. Capt Ed
win Z. Neybold to Miami. Fla; Second
Lieut.. George Koehler. Jr., from Dorr
Field. Fla, to Camp Knox for duty.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-01
ORDNANCE NO. 36l,

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owner, $lS7.S+
Block 372, lot |, ], c. Whitehurst
owner, $34S.67.
Block 372, west half of lot 2
A. f. Coleman and Allison Cole
man, owners, $ll9.33.
Block 372, east half of lot 2, May
belle Ferris, owner, $l00o0
Block 372, part of lot 3, begin
ming at the Southwest corner OF
lot s. thence Easterly % feet {;
thence Northerly l44l5 feet to 4
point on the North line las feet
Easterly from the Northwest corner
thereof; thence Westerly las feet :;
thence Southerly 1863 feet to point
OF beginning, S. A. Apple, owner,
Sl7.43.
Section 2 That the assessments
hereby levied against the above lots.
tracts and parcels of land, shall bear
interest from and after the date Of
approval, inspection and acceptance
OF said improvements at the rate OF
] per centum per annum, and said
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HOW FRENCH LOCATED
THAT HUN LONG GUN
TWO HOLES THROUGH TWO
AWNINGS BY SINGLE
SHELL GAVE CURVE.

New York, June Careful
measurement of two holes made by
a single shell in passing through
two awnings, in Paris factory, en-
abled French artillery officers to
locate the great German long range
gun by feat of mathematics.
To Chester NJ. Wright. a mem
Der of the American labor mission,
which has just returned from Eu-
rope, French officers explained how
the direction and distance of the
guns was figured from data obtain
ed from the two shell holes.
The two awnings were several
feet apart and the relations of one
to the other gave perfect data on
the course which the shell had tax
en-, as it approached the earth.
After the apertures had been
measured to the one thousandth
part of an inch and the direction
of the shells fall exactly establish
ed. the earlier career of the shell
became problem on paper.
BY applying the laws governing
the flight of projectiles and allow
ing for the wind. the state of the at
and other considerations,
French artillery officers were able
10 follow back the course of the
she'll to the mouth of the cannon in
he forest of St. Gobain, after which
t was speedily demolished by the
French artillery.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-01
Won HINDENBURG'S KIN
REFUSED CITIZENSHIP
IN UNITED STATES

Leavenworth, Kan. June l.
Frederick Newshafrer, who testified
in naturalization hearing in the
district court here yesterday that
his family name was Won linden
burg, that he was nephew of Field
Marshal Won Hindenburg, chief of
staff Of the German army; that his
father was Frederick William Won
Hindenburg, now also German
field marshal. was refused full citi-
zenship papers. His full name, he
said. was Paul Frederick Won Hin
denburg. The name by which he is
known. he said he assumed because
Of his distaste for his family name
and the Won Hindenburg odium.
He said he attended the military
school at Potsdam from the time he
was tee years old until the summer
of 1914 when he was made first
lieutenant. He deserted from the
German army. after wounding
in a duel, he said.
He also deserted from the Ameri-
can army in 1916. and was captured
BY the Villa bandits in Mexico and
was about TO be shot when Mexi-
can girl aided him TO escape.
He was sentenced to IS months in
the military prison here, but SEN
tence was suspended after a few
and he is now a hrst-class
private in the disciplinary barracks
hospital corps.
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assessment shall be payable in ten
equal installmentS, together with all
the interest due on the entire
amount Of assessment on the first
day OF September of each and every
year, the first installment being due
on the first day of September from
and after the inspection, APPROVAL
and acceptance of said improve
ments. Provided however, that the
owner of any lot. tract or parcel
OF land herein assessed may within
fifteen days from and after such in
spection, approval and acceptance
of said improvements pay his or her
assessment in cash and no lien
thereby shall attain against said
property SO paid off and no inter-
est shall be charged thereon.
Section g. For the immediate
preservation of the public peace.
health, welfare and safety an emer-
gency is declared to exist by reason
thereof, and this ordinance shall be
in force and take effect Immediately
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