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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-07
1t. COL. COLES TAKES HOLD
OF GID FIELD ARTILLERY

Lieut. Col l. P Coles reported at
army district headquarters Friday and
was assigned 20 the SD field artil-
lery. one OF the new regiments being
formed from the 314th cavalry Col
Coles has just returned from France,
where he did service on the western
front. He is registered at the Shell
don hotel
Capt G. Kendl. 3osth cavalry. re-
ported at district headquarters Fri
day for courtmartial duty at Fort
Bliss
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-07
SGT. GEORGE CLANCY, HIT
BY STREET CAR, IS BETTER

sgt George Clancy, wagon train
80 g, quartermaster corps. was struck
in the head and severely injured by
street car IS. ". H Watkins, moto-
man, and Alex Gryder. conductor. at
the corner Of East Boulevard and
Ochoa streets at BIS Friday after
noon, and was taken TO the base hos
pital. Fort Bliss, where he IS reported
in good condition Saturday morning.
He was cut on the head just as he
left another car On the double tracks
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-07
ASK PRACTICAL MINING
MAN BE SENT TO RUSSIA

Spokane. Wash. Sept President
Wilson was asked. in a resolution
adopted BY the international gold
conference held here. under the aus
pices Of the Northwest Mining asso-
citation. 10 name on the United States
commission 10 Russia a practical min
ing man.
Other resolutions urged that the
period for assessment work on min
ing claims be extended for a year af-
ter the close Of the war. and asked
the establishment OF military train
ing camps near mining centers. with
provisions for the employment Of able
bodied and slightly disabled soldiers
in the mines wherever practicable.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-07
AdUisorg Committees To
Enlarged Draft Boards,
LsaPLan Of Crowder' S

washington. D. c.. Sept Provost
MARSHAL Gen CroWder is planning the
enlargement Of local draft boards
wherever necessary IN order that
some OF the men who register next
Thursday may be Indicted into mill
far- service in October
Gen. EroWdcr has teleEraphed draft
executives in every state asking Il an
increase in the personnel would ex-
uedire work.
Details FL the appointment Of advi-
cory committees 10 each Of the dis
rricr DRAFT boards 10 assist the boards
iu passing upon exemption claimed
% occuuational grounds were dis
r-lseed at conference between repre-
rentatlves Of the provost marshal
GENERALS office. the war labor poll
lies board and the department Of Ia
Dor Draft boards will name one Of
che three members 10 compose each
committee.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-07
CALL FOR sUCAR PAPFns.

Through insufficient or erroneous
addresses a number OF letters con-
tanning sugar certificates and mailed
to various merchants and restaurants
In the city have been returned to
food inspector Robert c. Dornheckter.
He requests that all merchants who
have not received their sugar >ertifi-
Gates for the month Of September cali
at his office. or telephone him. num-
Der 1898
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-07
Crash Kills Two Cadets
Near California Field

SACRAMENTO. CAM. sept Two
men were killed today in a collision OF
airplanes near Mather field. William
G. Wilson, a cadet, Of Berkeley. calf,
was killed instantly. James E VIII
son, Pueblo. Colo. also a cadet, died
from injuries suffered in a fall The
airplanes collided at an altitude Of
$500 feet. 1t was announced.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-07
BEECHER AND FORT WAITING
SHIP FOR OVERSEAS DUTY

Word received here Friday was that
Frank E. Beecher. formerly assistant
cashier Of the Border National bank.
and r. ". Fort. until recently with
hotel Paso del Norte, are both at an
Atlantic port awaiting transportation
to France where they viii serve as
overseas secretaries OF the Y. NJ c
A They have Just completed their
course of training at Columbia col
iege, New York city.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-07
Denuer Man To Direct
Boys Working ReserUe
Work In This Section

Denver. Colo. sept. announce
ment was received from Washington
Friday Of the appointment Of Harry
V Kepner. assistant superintendent
of the Denver public schools, as su-
pervisor Of the organization work Of
the boys working reserve for Texas,
Oklahoma, Arkansas, Nebraska, New
Mexico and Colorado.
Mt. Pepner will leave September l9
on a tour OF the states in his district
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-07
MEN OF 18TH TRAINS WILL
HAVE RECREATION CENTER

recreation hail is BENG erected
IN the 18th trains camp at Fort Bliss
for the benefit OF the soldiers Of the
18th trains and upon completion a
new kind OF entertainment viii be
shown there. Dances viii be held
every Friday night and a first class
orchestra viii furnish the music.
Col p. II Kessler. commander Of
the 18th trains. is actively engaged
IN the undertaking.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-07
MINISTER'S SON, CHARLES
OVERSTREET. TO ANNAPOLIS

News has been received by Mrs
Charles L Overstreet. Carusso apart
mente. that Charles L. Overstreet. r..
son Of Rev. and Mrs. Overstreet serv-
ing with the marines at Mare Island.
calf. has been ordered TO report at
annapolis naval academy at once FOR
the regular course Young Overstreet
passed the examination for the
academy some time ago. He may be
permitted 20 visit his parents en- route
70 Annapolis.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-07
CONFEDERATE PENSIONERS
WILL GET NICE INCREASE

Austin. Texas. sept. APPROX
mately 1900 Confederate pensioners
viii receive an increase from $50 10
so per quarter for the next two
quarters, IL was announced today by
pension commissioner J. c Jones. II
IS estimated the Confederate pension
tax collections for 1918 will reach
$500. 600. which IS more than suf-
ficient TO meet this advance.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-07
LIEUT.. COL. MCDONALD AND
WIFE HAVE BABY DAUGHTER

News came Friday TO relatives here
OF Lieut.. Col James z. and Mrs. Nc
Donald. former FL Pasoans. that q
baby daughter was born 10 them at
Des Moines. Iowa, Thursday night
Mrs. Mcdonald was Miss Edna Bomar.
sister Of E z. Bomar. 1903 East Rio
Grande street The couple was mar
ried at Dallas when her husband was
Capt Mcdonald. Of 23d infantry. which
left here in April, 1917. He IS at Camp
Dix. n. J.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-07
BoZsheUik Leaders To
Be Held Accountable
For Safety OF Allies

washington. D. c.. Sept Dol
sheviki authorities in Moscow have
been warned by the allied powers,
through the ministers OF Holland,
Denmark. Switzerland and Norway,
that they will be held personally re
sponsible for the safety Of allied con-
sular officers and missions now de-
tanned in Russia
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-07
THE COURTS
s4TH DISTRICT COURT.

". - he"cs
Mabel Hubbard vs.. Charles H. Hub
bard. divorce: granted
Alice Williams vs. Ben Williams
divorce: granted
Jesus Oiivas vs.. IsmaeI Olivas, d.
vorce: granted.
W. c. VS.. Amanda White, divorce;
granted.
n P de Trevino VS.. Pedro Trevino.
divorce. granted
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-07
SHIP SUNK IN COLLISIONS
) BODIES ARE RECOVERED.

New YORK. Sept. survivors from
the United fruit steamer Almirante.
sunk in collision with the supply
ship Hisco. were brought here last
night and eight OF them landed. Naval
intelligence officers escorted them up
town for examination. Five bodies
were also brought here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-07
sEARCHERS UNABLE TO FIND
VALMORE GOBTEL'S PEoPL

valmore Gobiel. musician. OF FL
Paso. wounded severely. according 20
Fridays report. gave E Barrett. Fl
Paso. as his reference No man BY
that name was located by searcher5-
There Is no man named GobieI in the
city directory.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-07
Roman Candles Replace
Guns To Rid BLacRbnds

Bellef0ntaine. ohio. Sept. In re-
cent years citizens OF Bellefontaine
have been allowed 20 use shotguns 10
scare blackbirds away from their
homes. The shotguns are tabooed this
year. Roman candles or clapboards
only are TO be used.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-07
41sT DISTRICT COURT.

Texas Bank & Trust company vs.
Mrs r c. Woods. ct ais. S212A55
Judgment and foreclosure
". II. Glenn VS. II. J. Ginther,
s59754 judgment and foreclosure.
Lee Moor VS.. Cooper Shopley. suit
fOr possession OF 80 acres at SaR
Elizario, Judgment for plaintiff.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-07
TWO HELD IN BOND.

Tomas PalacioS alleged TO have
forged a $50 postal money order. was
held in $3.50 bond. and Fred DeBrea.
alleged TO have failed TO register at
Cleveland. o.. was held in $500 bond
by T. s commissioner S L Kelly.
Friday afternoon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-07
FRENCH FORCES CONTINUE
TO MAKE BIG ADVANCE
lContInued - ~ !

fContlnued from page ID
that he has received corrobOration
from authentic authority.
German Army Dependent.
He asserts that the German army Is
filled with dependency and seeming
With mutinous spirit and that alarm
ing outbreaks have occurred in sew
eraI units One incident Of the Arras
front terminated in q whole Bavarian
division being placed IN prison camp
and the mutiny Of a Silesian regiment
resulted in nearly 100 men being exc
cured
a huge number OF desertions are
occurring. the correspondent says. and
= IS estimated that there are more
than 10000 deserters in Berlin alone.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-07
PARISIANS RAISE U. S. FLAG
PRESENTED BY PHILADELPHIA

Paris. France. Sept. THE Amer
lean flag. presented TO Paris by the
city OF Philadelphia. was hoisted over
the city hall today. IN comm emoration
Of the anniversary Of the birth OF La
fayette
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-07
Headquarters For Military FOotFe

Satisfactory footwear IS more i'm
portant 70 the military man than
those in civil life. Although an army
IS supposed 10 travel on its stomach.
Il VIII travel farther II the soldiers
have comfortable footwear We sell
and recommend the Nettletoa and
Teitzel Military Boots. We also carry
a complete stock Of boot jacks. spur
straps. and other items military men
require. See window display.
Lerner shoe Co., 22o San Antonio st.
Special attention to mall orders--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-07
CATHOLIC BISHOP cHATARD
Is DEAD IN INDIANAPOLIS

Indianapolis. Ind. Sept. The
right Rev. Francis Silas Chatard-
bishop OF the Indianapolis diocese OF
the Roman Catholic church. died here
today after a lingering Illness. He was
born in Baltimore. Nd. Dec. -, lS5f-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-07
SPANISH WAR VETERANS, As
OF YOUNGER. MUST REGISTER

washington, j. c.. sept 7.-Veter-
ans Of the spanish-American war
within the new draft age limits OF IS
20 IS years viii be required 10 reg
lister on sept. Il. provost marshal Gen
Crowder has announced
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-07
AGENr HAnIILToN RFTrRNs.

W l. Hamilton, general freight
claim agent for the E P. & 8. W,
returned Friday night from attending
o conference Of freight agents in New
ork city
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-07

IA HIM mas AEeAAAAAA =AAA . - AAAAA-
w man. S19 East Franklin street.
that her husband. Srgt- p. ]. Hoffman.
o. the Sfth infantry band. which left
FL Paso two months ago, has arrived
safely in France Seven years ago
Srgt. Hoffman enlisted near his home,
at Fort Smelling. MINI. He has been
transferred 10 several different infan-
try regiments since then and had been
stationed on the Mexican border. and
once at NeracruZ Mex Arrangements
have been made for him 10 transfer
to a field artillery regiment in France
as band leader.
Srgt. Hoffman is one Of five brothers
in the service. one OF whom is In the
marines in China; two on the battle
ship New Jersey and the other in the
aviation corps at Aberdeen. Wash.
Srgt. Hoffman's wife and sister. Miss
Margaret Hoffman, are from LeSueur.
Center. Mimi
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-07
- - = lInItnr- ,Icn-

Military men in FL Paso and camp
Cody should avail themselves Of the
HiNson service. especially on engage
ment and wedding rings. This is the
leading Jewelry store in the South
west and Military men need have no
hesitancy in placing the fullest con-
ndence in our service
Special attention paid TO mail or
ders.
W. IT. HixsOn Co.. Jewellers.
Mills and Mesa, on the Plaza.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-07
sArnN cAR STOLEN.

Saxon automobile bearing license
442S2. a dark green colered car, was
stolen from the Cactus garage. 900
Piedras street. Friday night ard the
police and detectives are looking for
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-07
200 U. S. ARMY OFFICERS
RETURN FROM OVER THERE

An Atlantic Port. Sept Two hun
dred American army Officers, who have
seen service in France, arrived here to-
day and VIII be assigned 70 various army
camps 20 train newly drafted men The
same steamship brought 2e9 sick or
wounded Gnld1aH-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-07
RETT-RNs 10 REGIMENT.

Capt. Milton K. Lowenberg. 18th
cavalry. reported for duty at district
headquarters Friday and was assigned
TO his regiment.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-07

Shoe repairing. Prompt Parcel Post
Service. ChHs. ROkahr, 311 Texas St
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-07

Rev. J. F. Williams. First Baptist
church. will preach the funeral ser
mon over the remains OF Jos F. Page.
SUNDAY afternoon at 3 o'clock. The
body will arrive Sunday at noon from
Los Angeles. where Mr. Page died on
Thursday, and the funeral will be
from the chapel OF Mclean. Simmons
& Hartford. Mr.. Page was 80 years
OF age and was a brother OF Mrs. ].
Hise Myers. 3212 Montana street He
has been employed IN the accounting
department OF the FL Paso Electric
Railway company for the past 10
years
Mrs. N. V. Page. his mother, OF Los
Angeles. survives. and Mary Allen
PAGE, a Is year old daughter living
with Mrs. Myers. Two sisters. former
FL Paso school teachers, Elizabeth and
Sallie. and a brother. Terry Page, 25Os
san Diego street. also survive.
Interment will be made In Ever
green cemetery.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-07

MOTHER OF MRS. C. A. GRAHAM.
Mrs. C. A. Graham received word
Friday Of the death in Lansing. Mich.
OF her mother, Mrs. S. A kennedy.
Mrs. Kennedy has visited in Fl Paso
many times, and had large acquain-
tanceshiD. She made her home IN
Lansing. with another daughter. Mrs.
James J. Van Keuren. who has also
been in this city. a third daughter be-
ing Mrs. Guy ". Sharp. Mrs. Ken
nedy suffered a stroke OF apopleXy,
almost 4 month ago.
The sun., 1918-07-10

srs A. 400; NO. 1, Ease.
SUGAR sYRUrS-Prices follow: Fancy
altered. per gallon. $50. in barrels and SOC.
in bulk; filtered, toc. and ssc.. and un-
Altered. soc. and 2bc.
VEGETABLES, MSCELI.ANEOUs-As.
PARAGUs-Per dozen punches. green. -
a.: white, s2a3.2t; culls. N.25 OILS.
.ey. wax or i' green. basket. zoe, a tia5, ast,
green. basket, 500. 9sl.25: cranberry. sac
.: Fava, slSoa260; Delaware and Mary.
afeen. W" Soe %,i: eS Virginia, wax or green.
s Ins1' sSSsh.,. hssSsSs: TOP. s.i.
RoTs.-ioo ssnoSss. sisi; Top. %. bass
Jersey. per 100 ears, ti1si Delaware and
Ina. crate ~ slS az as. cUScuMsERs-l.r-
ket Sass 9a5o: bill, HS5; North Caroiin.,
, SnsS t, is ssS y5s B.isw ss .Sa s1
Sie. cABBKoEs-Noarey. per 100
tXuG1iFihiSowras"Icns Island, Dbl, SO
8; staten Island. basket. l.sS Oils:
a76c. EGGPLANTs-Florida. box. T5e. o
c shisi %'f ID, soSsse' aoRsEhHp:
s. ,sSs hn hSe o 100 n bSSchs.
log. LIMA BEANs--Nor,h Caroline,
basket, IS. LETTUCE Basket. 25c. OIL;
crate, icc. q si.l2: Dbl. 75o1ss. MusH.
RooMs-Lb., lo9soo. OYSTER PLANTS
Nearby. 100 punches. 32a4. oKRA--
Florida. carrier. 1aS: basket s29t.
ONIONS--Jersey. white, basket. $500
2.?5: yellow. basket, S1.7B9a.25: Mary
land and Virginia. basket, t31.S6; Texas,
white, crate, t1@2; yellow, crate. S1.fb0
ITS: Kentucky and Louisiana. 100 ID. bag.
s3.2s9s.15; California. yellow. crate. &1.9b
62; yellow. 100 Id. bag, s2.b0@s.z5; red,
100 Id. bag, t250G3. PEAS-5tate and
Western, New York. basket. .b0@2.bo;
bag, sl.6oa2.eS; nearby, basket. sl@1'
bag. si6l.75. PEPPERs--Florida. box. T5c.
| a Si,75; basket. 75c Gt1.25; North Caro-.
| lima. ibox. 75c. as1.25; North Carolina. bull
| nose. basket, 75cms1.25: Italian. basket,
| 81 Gl.25: Jersey, carrier, S1.50@2; basket,
i.25GlI5: box, Ndl.H5: Jersey, Italian,
| basket. sl.e5T1.5o; Jersey, Finger. basket,
E.75a:. PARsLBY--Nearby, curly. 100
| IA. RAD1sHES--Nearby, 100 bunches, ~.
RHUBARB-Nearby, 100 punches, s2as.
! RoMAINE--Nearby, basket. 25@7tc;
| crate. 80 75c. SCALLIONS. nearby, 100
| punches, 81 srINACH-7state. basket.
| 75c dbtl. SQUASH-white. box. 75c. al:
basket, t1a125: Italian. basket. 95G75o
crookneck basket, soc. 9sl; berry crate.
| Use n3l; box. soc. 1S1.75. TURNIPS--Ru-
tabasa. Dbl, or bag. 3i.5oa2.5o. IONA.
| vOBS-Cpper Jersey, box. sos; South
| Jersey. box. $1.25VL75; Jersey. culls. box,
60d 7Sc.; Delaware and Maryland. basket
crate. T5c.drsl Baltimore. carrier. s2.7b;
hothouss. ID, 1o9l5e: WATERCREASs-
The sun., 1918-07-10
NEW BROAD STREET
CABLE TERMINAL
Western Union to Move to
Larger Quarters to Be
Built at 38 and 40.
TAKES SITE UNDER LEASE
Big Broadway Apartment in
Third Deal-Shoe Dealers
Buy on the Bowery.

The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany concluded arrangements yesterday
for the establishment on Broad street of
n six story building. in which will be To-
Gated hereafter its principal cable oper-
atlng terminal and commercial office
The company has secured through the
Douglas Robinson. Charles s. Brown
Company a ground lease with certain
privileges of renewal aggregating a Pc
Rod of fifty years of the plot 8S and 40
Broad street, running through to 81 and
SO New street, approximately 1850
square feet, and has employed w. w.
Bosworth as architect and Marc Eidlitz
d Sons, Inc, as builders to erect a sim
pie but substantial building. Tho COM
pany has found its present cable quar-
tors at s to 16 Broad street and 60
broadway entirely Inadequate for hand
ling the large increase In the volume of
cable business since 1914. and particu-
larry since the United States entered the
war. 1t is purposed to transfer the ca
bic employees and move the cable ter
minals from the present offices to the
rev building as soon as the latter Is
ready for occupancy, which should be b,
the near future. The facilities for hand
ling the cable business will be greatly
improved In the new quarters and the
location OF the commercial office will be
accessible and convenient for the public.
The property belongs to the owners Of
the Johnston Building. Mrs. Robert W
De Forest and Mrs. Francis J. Marley.
The sun., 1918-07-10

1910 to W 8 old croton Aqueduct x W
2s.lox W 2ylix W 1s7ilx t3-Emma
1861 I'd av, July 8. due as per bond;
atty. Rebecca Kroencke. 1861 "a
FOX s:T. ga, W 5. REIMBURSEMENT Rity
Co to Sebastian Luckhardt, 1885 Web
tian Luckhardt, 1855 Webster av. $4,000
PARK Av. 9 8. 2os > 10th ct, bsklso-
Fred NJ schildwachter to oreenhut Co.
Inc, III 9Th av. July s. 8 yrs, Sc; atty.
T q & T Co, 17e Bway. 900
ls6TH ST. s, 1875 W Brown pl. 25xloo-
VIM + Schawe to John C Schawe. t62
1aeth at. pr mtg $500: July 5: yrs,
SO: atty. Hirleman G. v, asi L 1tsth
NORRIS Av. VS., 200 issd st. 25xics.-
soss Amsterdam az. july .. yrs 81 I;
atty, l. T a T Co, 1s0 Bway. .....Sl, 800
SOUTH OAK DRIVE. 7e2-Giuseppe Lag
Pa mss ,soS guS. a So s.h
, chas ZeTbarin. sts Bway.. ,.n,7oo
PARK Av. g. ios l7sth st. 5sxi6o-
Fred -, n sshiidwashter to oS Greenh s Co
yrs, go; atty. & co. l76 Broad
cLxsoS foENy ~; IS SS;!s;S
Florto. 2leo I'd av. July s. due as per
bond; atty. Antonio Fiorio. 2iso I'd
Lors SIS. 50 and. ss to los. map waldo
Hutchins estate-Lars q Jonasson to
Theresa l. Zock. l5s w llsth st. July
8. due as per bond; atty. Il co,
cRoroNX Av. s, isssss; clinton az. ssx
1o0l1-Htrman Schoene to Marie May
bach. 1o+ Maple st, Iweehawken. J,
July Q, yrs. So; atty. Herman
sehoens. 1911 Linden st, Brooklynsl. 900
lsATH ST. s23 .. n 3. 2bxloo-aaetano
Baialardo to Hudweli Corp, Z. w 46th
e. July I. yrs. So atty. T @ T CO;
vALENTTSB Nv. ,os z, s g cor iscth Inst st.
Observation-Disclosures Court Corp
to Taroof CONSTR Co, $50 Z 1880 ct, July
8. yrs. SO; atty, " Y Title Mtg
pn Ho lSS sway ,oo k.;iv -, Sy
1o0-Julius A Bernstein and ano tc
Herman 10 r Edgar. Dpbbs Ferry, y,
Juno IS, due Nov 20, 1918, per cent
attys, Cadwalader. w & 7. 40 Wal
81. ....'s'' go ''.'' 'fs'uN'
18TH ST, g, 25 W Prospect av. e.
Alpha Investing Co, Inc. to Dollar saw
ings Bank. 2737 Sd av, July $, due Dec
!, 1927. 3 per cent; atty. MacKeller 4
y. ~ cedar st...... $500. :.-' .Ss,Vo,
MAN1DA ST, W 3, 1875 n Randall av. 2o0s
loo-1 4 Constr Corp to Louise l
Allen. St56 Bway, July !, yrs. pei
cent; atty. T q g. T Co. 17s Bway.34.oo(
The sun., 1918-07-10
HOUSE BUYING IN BROOKLYN.

Walter s. Ross and c. c. Gretsinger
have sold for James Ruddlman, Theodore
Frost and the Boyd Realty Company the
plot 40x36 feet on the north side OF
SiXty-eighth street. 81 feet west of Fifth
avenue
Meister Builders have bought from the
Kings County Trust Company five two
family brick houses at 1926 to 1884
SEVENTEEN street. between Eighteenth and
Nineteenth avenues
f., r. Newman has sold the three story
and basement dwelling at 365 First street
for Harriet w. Libby to F.. r. Hoyt
Stamford, Conn. also the two and one
half story and basement dwelling at 1897
FIRST street to Henrietta Semple.
Levy Bros. have purchased from vari-
Gus owners the two buildings. on plot
52X127 at GIL and 675 Lincoln place,
ahuttinG the property they own at the
northeast corner OF Bedford avenue and
Lincoln place. Their property fronts
1870 feet on Bedford avenue and 1874 feet
on Lincoln place.
John L. Sullivan. builder. has sold
6sl Seventy-hfth street. one family
brick house, to Z. =. Brown.
The sun., 1918-07-10
COMMERCIAL SPACE LEASED.

The Charles F. Moves Company has
leased the top floor andeeapola Of 14-1s
Church street. corner Of Cortlandt, to
Morris Russell & Co.. a large portion OF
the tenth floor Of 25 Pine street to
Hartman, Levy & Hartman, and four
lofts at 205 Pearl street to Harry Pyle.
George r. Read has leased the sixth
floor at 392 Fifth avenue to Max Held
for term Of years; also space to Mollie
Mayors for a term of years.
The Brett 4 Goode Company has
leased store at 10 East Sixteenth
street to Saul A. Singer. and a store al
391 Eighth avenue to ". Nisnewitz.
Pease & Gilman have leased for the
Bedell Company to the Venue Hat
Company loft at 10 West Thirty.
fourth street, so feet wide. and running
through to Thirty-ffth street
NJ. & l.. Hess, Inc, have leased the
fourth floor at 1913 and 40 West Four.
teenth street to the Service Mailing Cor
poration, and with L. NJ. Goodman the
second floor at 40 to SO East Twenty
first street to the c. & NJ. Dress Com
pany.