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Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1918-11-15
Gard Of Thanks

We wish to express to all our
friends and neighbors, our most
sincere thanks, for every act of
kindness shown US during the
sickness and death of our dear
Mother.
May God bless each and every
one.
MRS. J. M. RICE. and SISTERS.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1918-11-15
Presbyterian Church
Rev. Stanley White Pastor,

Sunday School 1000 A. M.
Morning Service 11:O0 A. M.
Evening Service 7:30P M.
Prayer meeting on Wednes.
day 7:30 P. M.
The public is cordially invited
to attend these services.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1918-11-15
Notice From State Fuel Administrator

Restrictions on movement of
Pocahontas and New River coal
have been lifted and | am re-
quested by wire from the State
Fuel Administrator to notify at
once all coal dealers in Halifax
County to place their orders by
wire with their contract connec-
tons in these fields.
S. A. Dunn,
Fuel Administrator for Halifax
County.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-17
TENANTS FOR FINE SUITES.

Douglas L. Gilman & Co. have leased
a large apartment at 900 Park avenue
to Richard NJ. Hoyt OF Boston. Mass. ;
also a large apartment at 400 Park
avenue TO Randolph Ortman; at 96s Park
avenue to Theodore J. Schumacher, Jr.,
and at $40 Park avenue, with William
b. May & Co, to +. Mortimer Ward.
John J. Kavanagh has leased apart
ments at 1870 Madison avenue to Mrs.
Cass Gilbert. Jr. at 80 East Seventy
eighth street to DIR. James Birckhead
and Mrs. l. B. Dodge; at $50 Madison
avenue to Miss V. G. Brown; at 965
Mad lson avenue to Mrs. A. Grow, and
at SIS East Ninety-third street to Mrs.
G. Becker.
Butler Baldwin have leased apart
ments at West Ninety-second street
to Harold w. Lamb and at 23 East
Ninth street to Miss b. II. Ehlers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-17

sacks, $40; standard middiings do. Sts;
oil meal. t5t, in 100 Id. sacks
HAY AND sTRAw-Hsy. timothy. No.
l. large bales, ton. 31T33; No TO No. 2.
aS@sS , ,nIGn ssS sso S no grade hay;
30; No. ! clover mixed. .2Ia27 lower
grades. s2c023; No clover. s?sa:S.
Ho ~ 1si5 ch S.s,, h.
choice, lea2oc.; common TO prime, ie@
isc.; 1915. choice. liQi5c; common TO
prime. lo0l3c. state and Pacific coast,
NAVAL STORES - Spirits turpentine
kiln, sis.S a 50. no.in' common "i to
good strained. ;l4; B, D and e, sii,o5; F.
;is:5C n. :is.iS; \. sissS; We Sc c. and nd
WV. $685..
OILS-standard white petroleum, New
York. export. bills. 1880; do. bulk. s.2b ;
bbls, $3.50; do. bulk. s9.25; do, cases,
si9.7b. Motor gasolene, garages. 24hc.
consumers. 26he steel barrelsl. Iinseed
oil. strictly pure. gallons OF IN lbs In bar
re!s. $3.50: Calcutta oil. 81.
POTATOEs-Maine. $50 lbs. $3.50; Long
Island Dbl or bag, si.So9S; jersey, round,
10 SS 81 "a ISs saS gas So
bbl., ,2al No. ?, bbi., ;i9a Sweets. Jer-
sey; basket siSog22S' Easiern shore
ytIlpN, bbls, sfbN u D NultH NarullntN
yellow. bbl. ;iaS North Carolina ana
Georgia. No. ?. bbl.. si.5o1 $50
POULTRY, DRESSED - CHICKENS -
Fresh. drypacked, IL to box; Western,
milk fed, 10 to II lbs, to dozen, ! H.,
+gI5c,: IS to % lbss ga 6c.; IS to 30
lbs. i2c.: 81 to 30 lbs. SIC; 81 to ~ lbs o.,
sic; 40 to ~ lbs, 40c. IS lbs. and over.
i?c corn fed. 10 to II lbs. to dozen. / Id,
liGisc.; IS to ~ lbs, tld+9c.; IS to 30
lbs. 40c.; 81 to 36 lbs. acc: 81 to ~ lbs.
ace. 43 to ~ lbs, ace, IS lbs. and over.
40 IN Ilc.; Southern, corn fed. bbls or kegs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-17

per ID. s5c.; fresh. iced, bbis.. western
to ] lbs. IS Soc; 5 % lbs: IS Ssse: I;
pa iR ID, IS ssts;D to lbs. ssa,se.; :
! to 6 lbs. sac S4e.; I to lbs. 3smS7c, /;
virginia milk fed. to lbs, to pair. n IS
deiphia and Long Island. to 4 lbs to
pair. ID, 4od soc: Philadelphia, to
lbs. to pair. ss0t2e; Long Island; scsIdsa'
sealded, 0 TO lbs. TO pair. ID. s59see. !;
Michigan. scalded, mixed weights. ste !;
WesisTn sadsaS to nd lbs to gs,, is
bills. scalded. Has5c; milk fed, dry
pached Western. dry Slesed to So. 1ss
IS lbs. sbhc.; ~ to 81 lbs, sbc.; as to 9?
lbs as 80 to IS lbs, . sshe; 10 under &c. 40 40
Sse'; % to i lbs. SAci; ,ss to q lbs,
sshs; 80 to IS lbs, ssS; S Under w 90 lbs
ssc.; 1 lbs. ssc.; ~ lbs. sse!; ! lbs. and
to 49, bs eseS sS
ICED. bbis, Western dry picked, lbs. and
S. ,s,;%c lbs H.. iSs 't oSio a "a
Michigan. scalded. mixed weights. s3h ~
s,s Other we'' eIb :seiasd %ssd
S Teiss boxes or S6i.. dry picked. So'
i. 26c; fresh. iced. packed, bbls., dry
s5iIe. SPRING DUCKLINGs-bong Isl
and Ponnsylvanla. ID, asc. SQUADS
prime, white, to 10 lbs and over to
dozen, per dozen, sa,6oas.25: dark, per
dozen. i2d3; culls per dozen. lal.50
GuINEAs-spring. per pair, 81 Ql.5o; old.
per pair 759soc.
POULTRY. LIvE-CHICKENs--v ex-
press. ID, 36937c.: via freight. 85936c.
FOwIS-Via express, lb, 3b mS6c.; via
freight, SamS OLD ROOSTERS-Via
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-17
MONEY FOR DRIVE PUBLICITY.
Realty Board Asks rund to Adyer-
tise Liberty Loan.


Although It will be several weeks be-
,ore the start OF the Fourth Liberty
Loan drive the Real Estate Board has
set It's campaign In motion nv reouest-
ing that real estate men contribute to a
Iuno TO advertise the drive OF the real
estate men OF the city. The wonderful
success of the third drive OF the real
estate division has heightened the am
otion OF the board and the next drive,
u gets the proper support, will be
even a greater success than the last
one
The real estate division won first hon.
ors among the allied trades and profess
SONS by the high total which II rolled
up IN the third drive for money to help
Uncle Sam win the war against the
Kaiser. and II IL tho aim OF the Board
In the coming drive to hold first honors
In its class
ROBERT E. Simon. as chairman OF the
Temporary Organization Committee. has
sent out letters TO hundreds OF real es-
tate men and concerns asking for sup
port OF the publicity fund. that the drive
IN october may be as successful as the
one last Spring. A number have con-
tributed and the belief 10 that many
more will be heard from before the end
OF the week. Among those VINO have
"t'puteo W tHo iuHu arc l. NJ. balley.
X. c. Cumming. II. E. Black, A. NJ.
Clonney. Warren Cruikshank, II. y.
Babbage, r. NJ. Cats. Carstein & Lin
nekin. II, Metcalf. Equitable Once Bldg.
Corp. Amend & Amend. A. N. Glitter
man. @. w. Mercer & Son, Bing & Bing,
=. 4. Tredwell. Franklin Petit. Robert
r. Rainey. Winnie Realty & Const. Co,
Chas. F. Noyes q Co. d. Mordecai r.
Robitrck. q. NJ wynkoop. A. d. Dun.
Fred'k Fox g. Co. Henry Morgenthau.
and VIM. A. White 4 Sons.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-17
ACTIVITY IN BROOKLYN.

Walter S. Ross and C. c. Gretsinger
nave sold for Tunis s. Bogart a plot 200
ieet on the south side of Seventy eighth
street and 100 feet on Sixth avenue. the
southwest corner, to a Bay Ridge man.
The same brokers' also sold for the Sena-
Tor Holding Company the two family
mouse, with garage. on the north side OF
s.H'y-elghth street 100 feet east OF Sixth
avenue
Brooks & Momand have sold for Miss
Grace Cox four lots on the west side OF
4'!Ine avenue. at Sea Gate, to buyer
VINO intends TO build home.
Samuel Galitzka has sold for George
y" Egbert two story brick and stucco
ony family house at 1l27 East Four
'eenth street. Flatbush.
Frank A. Seaver q Co.. have sold
NE Two family dwelling at 6ls Sixty
tghth street for the Senator Holding
company; also sold a plot 4ox1o0 on
ne north side OF Forty-seventh street.
100 feet east OF Second avenue, for L.
Ho'm, and two family brick dwelling
a. on Forty-seventh street for Walter
l., Smith.
A schlesing has sold for Charles
imam the two family frame house. on
.o' !6xlo0, at 1855 St. Nicholas avenue, to
EAzaocth Gunter for occupancy: also
'or christian Roman the six family brick
tenement at 24+ Stanhope street TO an
Investor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-17
TRADING IN MANY SECTIONS.

WEST SEVENTY-FIFTH STREET
The Houghton Company has sold for
the estate OF Charles p. Rogers the
four story and basement dwelling on
on lot 20x1o2. at AS West Seventy
rnh street. The buyer will alter the
building into apartments for bachel-
OTIS
EpGECoMBE AvENUE-The Nehring
Company, Jules Nehring president,
has sold for william O'Connell the
elk story Admission apartment house
al PSI Edgecombe avenue, on plot 1870
xl0O. 1t was held at $250,000, and
was bought by an investor.
EAST l0sTH STREET - John Peters
has sold for William and Minnie Doer-
fer 10 David and Esta Kessler for
investment II East 10sth street. a five
story fiat on plot 26x111.
EAST SEVENTY FIFTH STREET
The Lawyers Mortgage Company has
cold TO an investor 800 East Seventy
NTH street, six story tenement with
stores on plot 376x100.
MANHATTAN AVENUE - The Law
years Mortgage Company has sold to
client OF the A. Kane Company 10S
Manhattan avenue. three story
dwelling on lot 1Sx50.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-17
ss,000,OO0LOSS
IN STORE RENTALS
5000 Property Owners Will
Suffer il Brewers Close
Saloons.
100000 TAX DEDUCTION
Properties in Many Sections
Change Hands-Profits Are
Taken in Some Instances.

The proposed closing on December Of
.. least 5000 saloons in the city of New
York because Of the prohibition against
trther brewing OF beer and malt liquors
1, another urgent reason for economy.
,ays the budget committee Of the Real
Estate Board In its third statement on
the budget.
There are nearly 10000 saloons In the
city, and IL the sale OF beer 10 prohibited
At least 1000 must close. This would
mean loss of at least $4,000 900 a year
In rentals and the entrance into compe-
t,tion with the very great number OF va
can't stores now in the city of 1000 de-
,rsble locations. All store rentals would
he affected There would be a capital
loss Of sl12.bo0, 900, AMI in addition
there would be a loss OF revenue to the
cty OF at least 100000 in excise
money and $4,000, 900 In taxes through
reduced valuations.
The further subway deficit caused by
tie continued necessary increase in tho
cost OF operation. together with the loss
through saloon closing, will make an ad-
vance In the tax levy Of at least thirty
four points.
The budget committee suggests there
fore that the continuation OF the Tene-
nent House Department be suspended
during the period of the war and its In
spec,on force distributed among the va
rious building bureaus. where vacancies
exist. although II desired its administra-
tive force may be continued., There Is
no work for the Tenement House De-
parTment to do at present. All the old
law tenements have long since been in
spected and forced to standardize, and
the few new law tenements permitted to
ne built can be easily taken care Of by
the various building departments. This
would save 100000.
With the exception OF the force nee
essary for the actual supervision of
markets, which should have remained
IN the Borough Presidents office. and
the collection OF revenue <or markets,
which can easily DO taxa care of in
the bureau of city revenue, in the
Comptroller's office. all the rest of the
Department OF Markets can be abol-
thed. At least 500. 900 could be saved
IN the estimate of the Department of
Markets.
TIE $4,000 additional sum asked
for by the Commissioner would be suf-
scient for all necessary care and super
vision of markets and could take care
Of the inspection Of weights and meas
ures, which should certainly be part of
me Department of Markets IL such a
DEPARTMENT Is continued.
IN the estimates for the Tenement
House Department. the Department OF
Markets, the Bureau Of Weights and
Measures and the Department OF
Licenses at least one point In the tax
levy can be easily saved.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-17

100 per cent. in sacks to arrive, springs.
tl076Ill.25; winters. sl0.359 1850; Kan
sas. slo.751lll5. White corn -four steady.
s565.25 per 100 lbs. Barley -four barely
steady, ss.754s.25 in 80 ID. sacks Rye
-four dull: fair to good, ss50Ts.2O; choice
to fancy, s925Tin. Coraneui barely
steady; yellow graduated. $3.50: white
graduated. S+65. Feed-Clty quiet: bran.
bulk. 5000, 100 III. sacks. 1861; heavy
mddlings do, Sss75; red dog nour. 1i0 ID,
sacks, $3.50; Western firm; bran. 100 ID.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-17
BROKERS' IN RECENT DEALS.

Harry Sugarman was the broker in
the sale to James II. Cruikshank for
the Circle Concrete Corporation OF the
six story tenement at 343-345 East 1olst
street, recorded yesterday
A client lof William II. Whiting Co.
is the buyer of the Ave story loft OF AZ
Warren street, sold recently by the Nor
rIs estate. The Douglas Robinson.
Charles s. Brown Company represented
the seller In the deal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-17
LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan.

5sTH ST, IS wsst--William Condit ct al.
exrs, agt IS West ifty-ninth st Co ct
al foreclosure OF MORTGAGE; attys. Ell
kus Vogsi, Gleason Il Proskauer.
DELANEY st, 2T0-Margaretta c Spedden
agt Filbaeh Realty Co. Inc. ct al fore-
closure of two mortgages); attys. Sulli-
LAFAYHTTC ST, 2ot--Thomas Harper agt
People Of d. state of N Y ct al tpetition
to register title, &c); atty. w Fairchnd.
<7TH ST. ., $40 II Q OF 7th av. 2oxl00.t--
Miles C Macon ct al agt Bryan Smith
ct al foreclosure of mortgage)i atty,
p Condor.
BRYANT Az. 143s-Delia Kearney Huss
aEt George W Muller ct al foreclosure
Of mortgage); attys, Knox Delgnan.
PARK AV. g. SAT- n n OF l+9th at, 25N
sI.7--City Real Estate Co aGt Michael
Reilly ct al foreclosure OF mortgage) !:
atty H. Swain.
TINToN Av. IiI7--samusi z Beck agt Es-
teIIe Deitsch ct al foreclosure OF mort
Eags); atty. N. Friedman.
LOT 49, block $751;. section ~, tax
map-Alfred Ashland agt Triangle Const
and Realty Co ct al faction to foreclose
transfer OF tax lisn); atty. l. Moy-
BROOK Av. W cor OF losth st. sox7I.s
Julia NJ N Grant. as trustee. az. Fred
srick q Lax ct al foreclosure of mort
EagS; attys. Joline. Larkin q Rath-
LOT ssr and sss. map Of Laconia Park.
Wiliiamsbridge-Fran G Mayhem ct al,
as trustees. agt Julia Davis ct al tfore-
closure OF mortsaSS; atty, II Hickox.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-17
TO REMODEL B'wAY CORNER.

The Equitable Life Assurance Com
pany fled plans yesterday for remodel
ing the fifteen story building at the
southwest corner OF Broadway and
Walker street. The lower floors, used
for restaurant purposes, are to be made
over into banking quarters. The changes
are estimated to cost $4,000 by Small
ley & Myers, the architects.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-17
tANK SELLS IN THE BRONX.

JACKSON AVENUE-Thoma j. O'Reil-
ly has resold for the Emlgrant Indus
trial Savings Bank, the southwest
corner of Jackson avenue and l66th
street. known as 70s East 166th street,
two story dwelling, on lot 22x100.
The bank took over the property in
foreclosure. The new owner will &C.
cupy
GRANT AVENUE - Daniel Casey has
sold for the Lexington Twenty-first
Street Realty Company 1864 Grant
avenue a three family apartment
house on lot 25x101 to Louis Reis-
man.
BECK STREET - Samuel Cowen has
sold 763 Beck street, two family
brick dwelling. for the estate of
George +. Johnson.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-17

low. 179i7Hc.; cno,ce mouse, 1sx9iI
Picked hams steady; regular, 1917 lbs.
2eSc.; skinned, 1890 lbs, sihe. Taliow
middle West. ssTas@ai.ss city lard duh;
quoted 27c. Refined lard steady; Cont.
nent, S2s.75; South America. S29.15; Brazil
kegs. S3ol5. Compound quiet; quoted 22h
2stc. Stearine arm: city lard stearine.
2eQ29hc.; oleo. 21nc.
sUGAR-Cut loaf. 1850: crushed.
lo2Se; mould A.. e.5oc.; cubes, s.!so.:
fne graduated and diamond a, &C.: con.
fectloners' A. s.o0c: No. l, S.S5c.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-17
COMMERCIAL SPACE LEASED.

The Charles +. Noyes Company has
leased the fifth loft at 11s and 100 Fifth
avenue to the Phoenix Art Linen Com
pany, the fourth floor at III Spring
street to the Lexington Leather Goods
Company and the twelfth floor at AZ and
40 West street to Z. b. Eriksen.
Butler & Baldwin have leased a loft
at SO Carmlne street to the Coburn
Players: also offices at ESQ Madison
avenue to Martin S. Baldwin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-17

freight. ,sease. TuRKEys-vis freigh.
or express. lsgsee; LONG ISLAND
Via express. SEQ ssc.; via freight. 329
35c. GEEsE-via freight or express, 22@
2tc. GUfNEAs-Per pair. via freight. 7Sc
freight. $4,000.
PROVIsIONS-Pork unsettled; mess, az
@T.so; family. sS2a5ti short clear. 500
packet nIm ,iss;7 ezra 80 rn Sy mess,
lSs sEe; pigs; sscHe., Bellies sTm n
clear. 1870 lbs. 2skc .Irenses firm: vel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-17
74TH ST. DWELLING BUYER.

The Realty Conversion Corporation,
Stewart Hemingway president. is the
buyer Of the four story dwelling at 1877
West Seventy fourth street, sold several
weeks ago by Slawson & Hobbs for
Theresa r. Naumberg. 1t will alter the
dwelling into small apartments from
plans by NJ. Joseph Harrison. who csti-
mates the cost at $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-17
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Bronx.

l56TH ST, s04 E-Edw Regenhard TO John
Kudiich, Hoboken, n j; atty. II c Kud-
Itch. ?ss Bwsy .....,....:.,...;..;fS 5000
av, 25xl02. 2-Albert Bunker. Yonkers
n Y, TO Emeline S Fletcher, Centre ISL
and. Oyster Bay, l. I; atty. VIM C Roe,
cAULpwELL Az n " cor i5Sth st, I2oSS
look irreg-olds Holding Corpn to Re
gina LYMAN, IL n Wavecrest av, Ar
Verne, l. I; atty, ] IL Zieser, at Bway.Si
l72D ST. 45i E-baIsy l. Modry to Bertha
Levy 40 ssd st; attys, l. a Jo-
seph, 1916 Bway .................Sl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-17
PHILIPsE MANOR DEALS.

The Robert Z. Farley Oranization
has sold for the Estates Of Tappsn Zee
a plot in the Philipse Manor section OF
Tarrytown, n. Y, to Alvan NJ. Dodge ::
also has rented for the Philipse Manor
Company a house on harrington avenue
to Mrs. f. Osborn for one year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-17
MECIfANICY LIENS.
RrOnx.

LOTS 80 and 81, block bi3s, Throgs Neck
Msh h ainu ana sogI co agt
ers; Sweet d BArmore, contractors; fre-
1nTs % and 80, block s.ss, rhror.s, ' SscS
SANE AIT same owners: same contrar
tors; (renewaD Observation-Disclosures. $40
LOTS % and %, block 5i23, Throxs Neck
SAME agt same owners: same eontrsc-
tors; trenewaD .........,,...,...SS $3.50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-17
REsELLs NEPPERHAN REALTY.

The new seven room stucco dwelling.
IN pot $50 feet front. at Nepperhan
heights, Ionkers. held free and clear.
"nicn the Ulster Court Corporation. Jo-
s"p' q Abramson president. took from
Serhard Noonan in part payment for
.-i' kingsbridge avenue recently. has
,'en reSold for cash to tho Thornton
Nros, Company. The property was held
g. 10000. II. T. Wood was the broker.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-17
LARCHMONT PLACE SOLD.

Charles Field Griffen 4 Co have sold
the home Of the late William NJ. Boyd at
Larchmont, n. Y. The property COM
prises q large plot Of ground, residence
from Prospect to Circle avenue. 1t was
held at $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-17
To MANAGE CREGAN PROPERTY

Laura A. Cregan has appointed Will
lam A. White q Sons to manage her
holdings. which include 202 and 20+
West Twenty-eighth street. 237 TO 2i1
West Thirty-eighth street. 10 Ninth ave-
nue., and 241 Court street. 6S7, 667 and
761 Myrtle avenue and 645, 652 and
654 Lafayette avenue. Brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-17
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan

PERRY ST, 81, ali-Mary Kane to Hans ~
Wagner, Tensny. J, 10 yrs from Sept
al W. ,sis cor sad at and mar, ell" s.iop
Jos Goodman to Louis Grossman, 80 p
ebth st, yrs from Sept I. 1918; atty,
Louis J. Gold. l82 Nassau OF, 81, s0o-$i $50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-17
BATTERY COMMUNITY HOUSE.

C. B. Meyers 10 preparing plans for a
one story frame coraNunity house, 7bx
100 feet, to be erected in Battery Park
for the New York War Camp Community
Service. The cost will be about $40, 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-17
SELLS RIDGEvIEw DWELLING.

Griffen. Prince & Ripley have sold for
Charles A. Horton of Providence, r. l.,
his Colonial residence on Myrtle street.
in the Ridgeview section at WhitePlains
y. Y, to Charles Smith.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-17
MANHATTAN ALTERATIONS.

RASDALLs ISLAND W .. opposite 1924
st. 10 q 4 story ehildren's hospital aud
school. city owner, s A Taugert, -arohi.
test: cost. ............"..... eio.ooe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-17
BUYS HOME AT CHAPPAaUA.

George Howe has sold for George w.
Haght his house at Chappaqua. N. X.
70 Tneodor Ssaryss for occupancy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-17

l2aD ST. = 8, 100 Q Amsterdam av, so:x
l0O.lxs0,lOxlOo - NarragAnsett Realty
Sept is, 1918; atty, G c Franciscus. 1875
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-17
HARTFORD LINE

From New Pier 90 East River, foot Peck
slip. daily except Sunday, i. NJ. for
Connecticut River Landings. Fare s2.4O.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-17
HELP wANTED-FEMALE,

PATRIOTIC. steady. well paid employ
ment in your own home: knit urgently
needed war socks for us on the fast, simple
Auto Knltter; full particulars to-day. &c.
stamp. AUTO KN1TTER COMPANY. Dep.
Of, SCI Jefferson. Buffalo. y Y.
ROOkKEEPER'S assistant. experienced
ledger poster, for permanent position:
state particulars for STERLING MOTOR
TRUCK co. 1891 st and l.th ay.; Morn
insslds S9t7.
ASSISTANT on oirioe work In shoe Jon
bling house; call or write. THOMAS BOYD
& Co. 20 ReAde ST
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EAST OF Fifth avenue, between Four
teenth and 10th streets)
PARK Av, n 18TH St, 25xT5, Sept
l6--Margsret Nunan TO Annie Lever
ich. bet Greene and Morgan avs, Throggs
Neck, The Bronx due July I. 1921, 50
pr mtg $4,000, attys. Scott. q 3.
40 Cedar ST. ............. slJ,OOU
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Manhattan Island, north of 10th street.

Manhattan Island, north of 10th street)
l22D ST. n s, si2.6 Amst av. 62sx
9OIl. P NJ, Sept Margaret Bray to
y Life ms Co. yrs. 5h%: atty.
T G T Co, l7S Bway. s7l. 600
ls6TH ST. 229 W, l7xsa,1l = " Sept
ls-Wm II Gardner 10 Helen Duncan.
2I3l Il 9Th 81. Duluth. MINI, due Sept
iaSrH sT. 2ss W. is'sxssii. p NJ, Sept
i.-chas 4 Roberts to David DAVID
SO. pr mtg $1,000: atty, G. a. T
Co. l76 BWaY ................N,5 800
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borough OF The Bronx

BALLOON Av. W =, 30 8 Latting st, 25x
100: also Bslcom av. W s, $50 Latting
1T. 25S100; also Balcom av, W =, 400
Latting st. 25xlOO-Gertrude B Maw-
son to Msrg't C Williams. 200 w 5Ith
at, Sept I. yrs. 5hc atty, VIM B
Hogan, COS W 1s4th st......,. 81, 1852
BELMONT Az, s: 100 18Th st. 25x
S76-Carmela Barba to Angelo l. Fru-
mento 20s2 Hughes av, prior mtg ST.
600 Sept 10. due March IS. 1921 eo;
atty. T @ 4 7 Co, IT6 Bway. 81, 700
SETON Av, s, 45O Randall av. COX
lo0-Jas Berney TO Louis Rosenblau.
Hirleman 4 Y, a61 14Ntb st. so 500
DAILY Az. 1922. e. s., :l;sxlH 2-Thos
Bklyn, prior mtg $4,000, Sept 10. yrs,
az: atty. q IT Co, lI8 Bway SO 900
AQUEDUCT AV EAST, 1885, . 9. 28,sx
sT5x7 2xs2 ,l-Hedwig Gollubier to Clay
ton Rty Co, 81 Liberty st, Sept "a.
instals, 90; atty. e Sammis. SO Pine
I'D Av. 1851. g s, 5oxioo-Liiii, 'schlimo--
witz 70 Benens.n R BIZ Go. 49i 1921
90 attys. Eifers h &. PIT Bway. $1,000
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MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lender and
Attorney
DOWntown.
MORTGAGES.
Downtown.

NSOuIh OF TOuTIttHtH sFeeI'
HOUSTON ST, n e, 1855 W Bedford :,
25xll2Sx25. llXlls7, lcasehold = N
Sept li-Cmberto Sardells to Michae
Marasca. is Charlotte (Charlton") q
installs GO; attys. Gettner, & A, 20
broadway Observation-Disclosures. 80
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sATIsFIED MORTGAGE.

with name and address of lenders at
torney,)
Manhattan
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RIVERSIDE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
$40 West End Ave. Cor. 1880 ST. Kinder
garten to college. Boys thru +th Grads
School opens Oct LIST. Tel Riverside $40.