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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-04-22

At Ewing on Tuesday evening a
colored hired man of Gano Hendrix
came in from work and left the wagon
near the barn with some plows, sacks,
ETC., in it. During the night some
time, the wagon and all that was in
it including four big plows six single
trees, a number of sacks, etc., was
burned. 1t is supposed the fire was
dropped in the wagon from the ne
gro's pipe.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-04-22
FOB SALE

"A four cylinder. 20 H. P. Hup
i'unabout, good tires, extra inner
tires. Apply at Ledger Golce.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-04-22
PROVISIONS
To BE Made So as to Water Cattle on
County Court Day-Lunch
Stand TO BE on Stock
Sale Grounds

At recent meeting Of the Stock
Sales Division of the Chamber of
Commerce the installing of some ar
rangement whereby the cattle may be
watered on County Court Day rece-
ieived much discussion and it was
the consensus of the members pres
ent that the matter be placed in the
hands of Mr.. George Dodson with
power act so that water may be sup
piled the cattle at the next court
sales.
Many suggestions have been offer
ed the committee regarding the
charge of a rental for the pens. The
Committee decided that for time be-
ing the pens would be free. 1t is their
intention at an early date TO have
more cinders put on the lot and a
row of large pens erected around the
o. or "dge Of 'he IT ''''f ~ ~ &c
. IA' r.Je:" Ct -. =, -'.,-4 i
cattle.
Mr.. Chris Brown and Mr.. George
Wood Owens have kindly consented to
take charge of the stock yards on
County Court Day as an expression
of their interest in helping make this
a bigger and better Maysville. The
committee accepted their kind offer
and in the future these genial men
will be in charge
The unanimous opinion of the stock
men and committee in charge is that
a nominal charge should be made for
weighing cattle The members of the
Stock Sales Division decided that be-
ginning with next Court Sales
charge OF twenty-five cents for wiegh-
ing each draft shall be made.
Harrison Anderson made applica-
ton to the Division for a permit to
install a lunch counter on the stock
yards, which was granted.
-
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-04-22
DOUBT DISAPPEARS

Why not try Ledger Want Ad?
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-02

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4 - eemri<1<Iy si..slass<i 60 Ia.
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vkk<h Inf<ss ths he~~iA trem a J. s.s..
= teesss<s wss<~ astsrisf. eosihs sna
P1~@s.ss i.t@ rsAse~s. ssii~t as.e 49,. =
1svn-d sd sken ss<kss ssts ~ hls~-l
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ovsin ~ Gsets y - lstats u sh< ha1y
s.<s ~ vss ssissss - ~ s'szs -
N<s 80 sam<e vbs <s6sf fom lsn
t<<e. sA<xmo4t>@ - sa<< -lH seAine
,s.sss sAsnh hu1s drl.kssx pks-pk.tsI
~ sst<s. - - . mt<ss - sszls
relief frsm ps,s. ~ - rfsssat mets
nfif 80 e~suino - - ft.f<m r<f@~
<sfInz b<~ek fas1 eees nnfniax -ll.uk =
fi-<s v rel - ws1<f STA : se1srna~
III = timsrsns pA>u>kst< n A. Ibs<
~ ~ ogusm11D - - saeh ~ u
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-02

o~'nR 70 conditions nriNing Al thq
last moment hla farloagh VAS recall.
ed. thia II the seeond time NJ has had
inrlonghi feoalled iie volunteered
: DAY. after var war declared aswl
ef' and hae not been back since.
lie y noa assiesant pharmacist ~
he hatti" SHIP Arkansas,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-02

The Maishess Twins arr here fraas
samp newie "a slsgs ii shxsr pAs
anIs sna ftieHaA n ssks sAe wayA
Aia whlle am nas - euxpUlAns a.
Fnfmefts ! hasr Kasnca IN either Way
that greatly affset my laAae& lii Fau.h~
said isAfas Harvey Il enthusiastic
eseF army life sms says hv weusa aes
have n1as"d II sw anything
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-02
sNxx xxxxwxsxxxyxu
z AS YOU LIKE IT Z

Ihnre h the two. piece eathinx suil
hai II insisted on. bat Fashion viii
nut yet permit the two.plecu garb
suitably for ioo ln tho shads-a d ton
ait and iinan iasfar
They also serve who slni., kf.na
and walt they serve ~ os.upy IN.
impts seats IN tho car behind the
1fefcrowded on.
" iherc wnro more OF The ifin N
ana knock down ~ wrestling Il mirhs
~ more popular
Too bad. watching the ti.rrmomese,
ioae not aifo MAKE you fpsl uarmo,|
u winter
Telling unpleasant thlnRs about
iihnra leaves bad taste in the month
One feels his family tree 1, mackI |
sFander u there are several lcsaries
lsnring from IL
hi~s s"ne of louf pet beliefs And |
900 need not BE- Ia the minority.
~ e''5 dreams vi llfo ia tho coantr, |
must fshs Into consldnrailou mo.
llissss |
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-02
xkR Mxmx ~ n = nuaunn =
4 rortcs or rhg =
p TOWN AN0 svArG VI
sMM M = y IN Nmmm nmnu
TWO UNDERGO OPERATIONS
At N. Il. HOSPITAL

M1As Y II Jackson whn UNDER ~was
Au operation ~ "A. II. Hospital hst
Thursday. w-asporsod getting alens
nicely
" " Inndli. esll known s.eal
FFsn'af. aadeFvrns Al operation Mnn
ass and Il fegnFsed recovering rlea-
IT,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-02

aaisrazt esening Nr and Mr. W.
= iioassa ~atsrf~incd the o q %
tisn % teeir home o. easi Loran in
hcnof q sksir Es>sfs Nr snd Mr.
frsnk {. Boasfn q ofiahoms cgy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-02

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49, sFi f~s~uas thes stuoolan 0Gw61
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.aa.i. -. go sess'as. ss'sss p~selso -
a y'ss'Af psaaf u hu>~o>ne A.
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uesta,ns sss~l~ bssA
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Tree ffe'a tA~>~ th<umss'- -, - -
t.sssS tsis d<ils ir>*seei o1o11r1Su 4
<'ass = - ssisf vssb 3 ooomu1nful
= iis~sesse rA,<tksts. deno& -
breakfast. = ~ssa~rfsIIr tno(ruro =.
h~siiss 4 = - e<r<Iisss krolok ur>|1Io
h~*>ae y sIsern NE .i1ureoofy o1>no
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-: =. 80 .',e =, 4 sls < :. = =.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-02

q johnson, ~ho shot and Killed Fil
lsnpes ~ Hugo Yesterday following
! uussr"l over 4 Naan of mulrs. aur.
rendered % the shariff Both men
ssre pTomlnenl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-02
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sns tfs szlot J. s--sshes4rls isserrst-
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10 NSJt - 1stnx y asxtsx - ~
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fs@ e<zrsres snz are sDuxkf e,s
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- s<D~ rz< 40 - ~s<< -
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-02

uushFse ~asneH ase mesv t~sf##as
ran she mrn Thesv sr. Fsw slyk
sra anon. them and all who unsA au
~ wslsinsls AMI viii vim The Resi
sfoa~ wufk Il bslns esfFGssi "a In ~
enllen' shafv aHa she hH weafh hss
dnas ncs In the least sn,stfsse wlth
the NnFk ssuA bless lh~ ~umsen
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-02

-. +" f''f'o'' subscribe toni
i,s our aois 10 hate nermany hus
not 10 under nsglms,~ her
" 'ss saa'''n'e"a' VIC have
'a''' - ""'h' fhone ieS
~ ''" "s'"
fsssi
'' y '"'''f '" u'F'aAs !"
s.,
-" ''''''" sa'' o"'
.,o..
80" - ne 'a''"' a"s moved avs
80. a''o'' 'hs street. 'fom Inc
WV"
""st ." "afih ~ ih~s tfrss ~
iaeh'es and pars'ss ,THe ssc cnsn
fssh " Nieholsa homsnoff - ALL
"i'''' ~ = liable =" d'o soon oi ner
'"" '1'''setNon. i
10 'h- mrsnilme dont fofssi tina
'pur tA'et at Cue aud The counts
= . "ee's "s'nfr
- '"'''"' - s'@ss'Fs. some siafi
'Hs '''''@''""s are due s"on
~. ,''f pension s'li carries
--u.psp.sF'o. making q the largest
w 'h'sfy.
'"-'T"s Fsfsonsiy
-" - " ssfs"en sss
- - 80 80 ', .vs's's =" : e''ef
y ''h ~" '"sehsf fhsts
,s'e s'' SAVING more
''.'s ~ 'hs1 hssa
'." ~"'p" AAssf
'sf'nE H'4'"ofies
49,. II
- '''h'hF ." "'f'h
'' Wins 'h7 hss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-02

somwer Dsssfhoess
~ftrfise fw Adults - fer Children
csn b copsros;na more aaicsly Nth
GROVES BABY BOWEL MEDICINE
srf z is sbsolsfeiy harmless Just -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-02

thigh and low scores were won hs
Mrs J Isoveseas and AIgs taRet
v~ots Later ricnfc supper aAs
sersei 10 Ar and Mrs v 1. hroNnl
Ar and Mrs John i.oseiess. Mr. and
Mrs Loals Bronson. Eafl Hopkins
Miss Wood aud Mr. and Mrs G
Bossen.
Ars. Chas Adler has TrsaTned from
- Joseph. Ne
Mrs. y n iiollinSswogih ~lli "a.
scrtsin The Amicsa clah. "Wednesday
Afra orsen ~ North nex.i l. im
lroYing after , srrious illness
Ar MArreu of Eaa Harrison had
stroke OF paralysis YESTERDAY
Mr. JOAN Dean has again returned
ssom Mulvsln and leave his nelcc
Mss A@rssm To~ncr Who has teen
seriously M. siirhtiy lmerofcd
~
Nsss po~eH 10
Again ~ Nsessy cosssf
Fssrone u the Mscst, fsicxgaph
company here are delighted n the re /
srrn Of Mas Aause Powell a. rest
gent manager Mis- poseil hss al
hsPpy ~ay of pioesinx people
4iss Bcaish torslfs puriiK mlifl
give : recifss in plano tonight at the
E. waits stsds. TIC EAsf Noble
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-02

hasnh kiltsna rasae Tnumss lssm..
Fvfasri ~ su~s eshat" 10 sas War 4As
iiAK~ fund and JeslArva thai sksa auv
ssamses was fuhhtn3 ne psansw w.
y ~ t&si sna wssl pruhahls ~ lnsssaess
sw IN siur~slaw ~ the ~as II aus
xtssa 4 iunv eslspn term
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-02

cemUises ok-svvssssss s.s kss.s
ssssi>s - li~s M - ssss =
~ vssfsss - ~ psess sp~s se0lt.
ssstse v ~ nsetuui Wss Css1se
81. - 80 10 . ,s:;.,: 6; ::
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-02

aaaaAaa -
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: lnuns opsN -, -
Il OAtl rno u~nr
u nwnsasss enc ~eraa Il gate rsxAs
|, IN = mals#a say Aas ynu Aavn IL se
y As~Aca ssemt lissle IL eomssnov sua
I - khs fsss Grabbed Axv ana NaaAA
NH AICk A
su<.uas.
I %s~ tals sspa Gross reasns
nsFxiss C4esAe gAweA ii ~
I Mecna~ass
Nj kasnsHe t'aae Mr. v n gsls4c
ssSial Circle II swesessrraAn uAarSA
ases cFasa ssNmA
II AnAaeAsaA t'sas Mr. alasssnxs ~ueaA
Il 80 cab Aass isanAs lgnxaex
FssS<s. s1ay .
ssessmre tsoar claA- Mrs walter
" aA@M
| III lanA esah AaGss LEA t8axhvA 4
| MAesMsee rnss--Mrr A n. fIa*taey
SATURDAY.
k~aaxy Ae~~ss SAxA uaas.
.s4tarosy
sAsla~nns isear~- Al Carnegie III II
Asags 1t sae
MaScaAee a'mA Mrs A IL sisrsaes [
Mslcs naastssfx
l4sss eyer ~ Nsss Anaahsl.a paa-
seFssu onssrsaanea the Maids MlGsasre
rsas st hcr t0sn~ On wsess wsshsae
80 after sAe xaaA scssson i aunasss )
u hoss called ana after ain laGovmsl
Asngw - ice conrse s~s served IL. !
ssFa ssrmscAisola. Eaaen Ihsrp. Mary =
lSe3 o~ens. AlsGa HaugAGoa. Mafs r
eaasaAsa isas kaS&ler. Charlotte Rk.h.
afHsaa iiessn Newman Roee4 TAsus
a. coraon Bservr. Fred Hron. Erm.i
80 hosEhscn. HerAer wasbcr. war.
ren RASeF. Harry fHastersoa and John
HU>t
Miss isesen jenkins Esss last even /.
~ ter Colorado Spssngs Miss Jens. !,
60 ssa he sbe guest ~ Mrs II E
tagaF Ana Mrs 1sckson. !
Friday sseasng Mssa La Hnrhes =
vii D. hostess TO ghe hi glnx oab !.
In honov 81 her house guest Nsss !
belru GsarrpuxA og sinsta. !
Ms la Nshla 4 retained "a reno<
tHF hsa ~vrHias afsw s9ssalax shs
~ hefe ~
Miss itznRs Haghcs vii entertain
~ fsne Pine Pine club Mcancs asy so
'esning
NJ tseines Drammona retained 10 a
- hpme lat eFening after sperdlnx
'*serAl 1ays ~ the home of Judse
ana Nn A. G { Bsercr and Miss
~Sss = B5eser.
Ar Mary Aasms o. crcsecn, Il ~
'.sisinr Mrs a r Boyer. Al
" sHs Mr. Roy Fass-n rs,ufrcd
rsfrrdsr sfTer risliinr IN Tulna sno ~
's1a Sprsnrs A
Nts lsns v'ocas ren, ssnds, In 90
,klshvuus CITY tri
NJ A y Beyer 2na Raymond hsl
's5sr feft sssSag mornlns Tor Ksn.
= cfs, ~here Hsynons ~in snser
. aAotA>r operstion. ~
-sersssnes 600 cssb
SATURDAY esening Nr and Mr. W
bosssn rsisrr@inr1 tha o q % -.
- % t1eir hosns On easi Loran sn sRi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-02

rasx@Es s2s ~~~k sasppeA r. .eee nssa
e~s1Ss aaess AFxaAsa "A e~s $50 same
~~es haa yuax
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-02

osihFse slll eelebfsis ths rssrfa
- tsif this se.s u . gstnGie snsn
nef F're~orts sn sof be proslb.
it-s Fsa psspn .sn ss prlntss 20.
Dorro~.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-02

f>pE4n cosniy fsrmefs haze 40 fess.
ef . o.mps~in this pear. god eros.
ans sv>< pfsets Tb~ rseenf rslns ~.
n~sed > oofns crop snd nzs~ ovts1
<srfSia 7hs 1919 ~hey Gro, slll
brinx sSsz th< bssk<l
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-02
f0UROUTT To
: Be ATTRACTIVE
A
UAvs trsssy Dark Hair.

- rx~x slAM anA~e.nr n 80,
rrseaMAa - ~e&w *~ssUTwes MA rsst i
- AfS2s4nx II VI sssax Axx -
NMa1 rwS4s~~ tMe v~ta glxnas III kA
~ a~k r~6x@rw* NaMr n Ill III i NxsA
eR1f Mr& sA.3v ~ III IT, naA.asMs
cesc~ " u thw amss A&aF x~s8@H swsssw~F
thai ~kM xv@%M&sGs aars~ III rcmr
gAt ~e en4r4 AxsF am sAs~ aws ~
nAktsF M~G Fvss xTeAAsHNasss fgas
ss@ex - fssFerasss sN9s A@tr mxAs ag
- Gs~SeH hssr fAav~xaHk nAls ms.N
y hs&stiaaSs AAFAs son sma lmssrsns
- SF~aSs~ HAIR smwsSanx 80 ~ns
ssSzs shv swsasA mxSA ar Fah xRg. IL u
= rSs@Rs s4salv@ ~ stMsAgs emAAMx
s~ ArasAams sArAmTA 40 AAsg lAMt
- maxa~a Sasa a@ssas same xASar
gFWSasxss0E
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-02

S<r<for hot@< 4. o~ex ~1I nas
<om~ 60 o<fzs>@s - s.<s@ . r~m-
p<.Ts IN = lssf<r % . ssshfss a.sB
- ssid - : en- - ~ r<<I>ues
~fbost n<xierfinr ~ 1stl<s sf
bsssss<zDs - rs~ <rsn1sf sfn~. .
- . I><H ssss - ssfl<fscssos u
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-02

"hias szissns fkls evening - nsri
% Was sse sii~ enc sitnsss lhs flss
falslnf ~ fhs MAJOR snd sosr shs
',szsisx ~ a. Refinery = ; e'elsrk
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-02

R1sx-r. 1trsxs trssm ssu~ farmer 10
scr - q nsFx'h. sfems fsa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-02

1h~ briflsh pcople are saving NOR,
nonef than eFer before Ia gAslr llssa
- report from London. AH,l,
Hey hsss sior-~a buying u.aaoflss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-02

Jsdrs chs.,pelis Personally
SCAT claim % be . ssrxeon but
dearly love 90 operate on = ~slef
melon ~fih butcher halle
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-02

Aiss Bcaish rorsls pufils ~iii
give : rrcsfsi in piano tonight ai the
e. waits sfsds. TIC EAsf Noble
The sun., 1918-07-13

CHICAGO, July 12.-Marshall Field &
Co.. report wholesale distribution Of dry
goods for the week substantially ahead
Of shipments for the corresponding
period a year ago. The road sales for
immediate delivery show a good increase
over last year. while sales for future de-
livery are slightly under the 1917 figure.
In their weekly trade report John v.
Farwell Company points out that the
dry goods and textile field IL still await
ing more definite official information in
regard 10 the establishing of prices. Buy
ers are therefore. visiting the markets
more frequently to keep informed as to
Developments that may affect their in
dividual requirements. Normal produc-
tion OF textiles and rugs, says the report.
In Impossible in view OF the shortage Of
material and Of labor. In adapting them
selves TO changing conditions manufac-
turers and distributors are bringing to
light many means OF economizing. con-
seQuently general business and manu-
featuring conditions In the dry goods
and textile field are gradually securing
c frmer and better foundation.
Owing to the Governments work or
fight order. employment conditions are
also undergoing rapid readjustment.
Collections continue very good. Retailers
report free movement of stocks with
greater quantities OF fabrics being cnt
up. owing to home sewing and Red
Cross demands.
The sun., 1918-07-13
Cure for Cloak Tramlc Woes.

Cloak. suit and skirt manufacturers.
who have long been harassed By trans
portation problems. showed relief yes
terday in the tone in which they sighed
AT last" at the knowledge that now
they arc really to have traffic depart
ment that will help solve their troubles.
The department begins its work next
Monday under the supervision OF y. A.
Walsh. for many years manager OF the
Wells-Fargo Express Company. He will
give his entire time to aiding the cloak
manufacturers in their transportation
problems, adjusting claims for them.
showing them the shortest routes and,
wherever possible, arranging for ship
ments in bulk to certain points. Besides
helping out the cloak and suit men II Is
expected the new department will be a
distinct aid to the Government, as Mr..
Walsh and his assistants will be In po-
sition to know just where embargoes
are placed and just how shipments can
be made without congesting tho rail-
roads
The sun., 1918-07-13
Harmony I'm Fur Trade.

The fur manufacturers and their en-
pioyees have settled their differences re-
garding wages and labor conditions. At
least a practically complete settlement
has been arrived at as result Of the
decision Of DIR. J. L. Masnes, chairman
Of the conference committee. All the
workers have returned to their shops.
Dr. Magnes's decision is contained in a
letter to the committee on immediate
action in the fur industry. The wage
scale for tho season beginning July
Is fixed as follows: Workers receiving
up to S3b q week in the last week of
June shall receive an increase OF 40 per
cent. those receiving from $36 to $45 an
increase of. IS per cent. and those receiv-
ing from SAC up an Increase OF 80 per
cent Employees shall not be discharged
nor workers leave their employment dur
ing the month of July. The decision Is
a compromise between the claims OF the
employers and their workers. 1t is ex-
pected that II will establish a sound
basis for the adjustment of all existing
differences.
The sun., 1918-07-13
. JEWISH INSTITUTIONS BUY.

The Supreme Court has granted per-
mission to the Ez-Chaim Temple to sell
the church, on lot 25x102.2, at 107 East
Ninety-second street near Park avenue,
10 the newly organized Yorkville Syna-
gogue. an orthodox organization, of
which Morris Morganstern is president.
Negotiations are now pending for the
purchase Of adjoining property. with the
view to establishing a community CEN
tire.
The Beth Hamidrash Hagodol of
Harlem. which owns -l0S to 112 East
105th street, has added by purchase,
through Henry Bach. the dwellings ad-
Joining at ia and 116. Yhe building at
los is now occupied as a home for aged
Hebrews. and 10 to 112 is improved
with synagogue. The newly acquired
houses will be used in connection with
the home.
The sun., 1918-07-13
OPERATOR IN FLAT DEALS.

Frederick Brown figured yesterday in
two separate apartment transactions,
one affecting a Dyckman property and
the other Bronx property. The house
at 81 Arden street which Mr.. Brown
purchased some time ago he sold to
Gustav Reasa, through the Nehrlns
Company. Mr.. Reasa gave the two
three STORY fats, on plot 40x .. at 6S1
and $50 Sackman street, near Newport
avenue, Brooklyn The property is free
and clear. The Arden street house
covers a site 81 feet wide and 100 feet
deep. The Bronx deal affected the two
Ave story houses at 1885 to 1899 In
tervale avenue. near Freeman street.
which Mr.. Brown bought from Robert
II. Machlet. The houses cover a plot
1oox105. and were held in the market
at 100000
The sun., 1918-07-13

WASHINGTON ST. w. cor Little West
is.h st. mts now due ns;eS .oo iis mn 81 &
80 4. mt. now s,, dove Se ' ~ ~narsM II
Green. to Nathan W Green. isa s1tn
st; attys. saekett. CO s. iH Sassan
,o:4H e. c:'' 3; each each r,.ie Mi: c. 10
les Renk. 1874 Prospect av, Bronx ATTY;
NYT& NJ Co. 1875 Bway ...... - 900
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the Deaf md Dumb to Lawyers MTG GO,
sane - I'H sRSnER1Y. mtg now ,,s.SSo~
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EilpHIDaE ST: 1s-samr.L Hsrwl,. TO
attys. Levy 4 y. 1m. Bwsy: 1000
nth ST. 4il-1 E-Central Union Trust
Co of n to Ellie @ Canheld. Yonktrs;
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,isTH s' ST. Ios-iOs E. mtg $4,000: i par,
$ d Moss to Larrusso.. sle Monroe
st: atty, G q Co. l7s Bway. ....N
wEsrCHEsTER Av, s.. so Purdy. ST.
soy Jos Connolly and ano 10 Harlem
Saw Bank: atty. Frank Gass. 22iS West,
MfSFoRp pL, l4,.-Kate G Brod.riek
10 Mary Travers so vaillard av. Hollis.
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BERRY ST, n $. $50 wkAnthony av, ssS
se-chss II Lott. exr, to Louise zudder.
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LOT AIS map Van Nest Parx-Frank
Brodsky and ano. exrs. TO Rudolph Ho-
vorka, I62 9th av, l. City, legatee /:
atty. Albert Henninss. AZ steinSay av.
EVERGREEN Az. . Westchester av,
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to Y Protestant Episcopal Public
School, 80 Pine st; atty, Lawyers Title
at Co. 100 Bwsy ..............32S,o 600
14IST ST, ss1 E--AnnA c Willdey to Geo
NJ FloRaus a6l Z 1llst st; atty W
Bryant. ssi e i&9th st.......... $4,000
CONCORD Av, . C St Joseph st. look
1oo--Edw Black to Louisa A Black
The sun., 1918-07-13

viii be. $3.50, or s35 round trip from,
New York. leaving the munihcent sum
OF $50 to cover board, boat. bait and ina
many other expenses incident to IA fun
two weeks fishing vacation.
IL can't be done In comfort Larry. nnI
the l5 cents additional robbery by lilo
Newboro drayman and the 80 per rent
extortion by the Newboro washerNonan
wont be a marker to the financial BUMPS
nothing left for soft sailed goldfish H.,
throw to the villagers" but probably
luscious peach from the can would
answer as well. even II II does not pro.
duce such a ''riotous scramble"
~ the more generous people Of Delta
will not trade board, boat or bait fn,
bass there is always the saving alt,rrn.
tive Of the pike. This ready none, nsh
Is bringing the market Nsherman ems
pound In Rockville, and as y,r
get the limit every day and thee a
no limit on pike the possibilities should
appeal.
Ny compliments to you. Larry. ard
when you come back call me am.
thing you wish except a limit catrhc-'
or a millionaire" am scarcely
"thousandaire. But speaking of pIa"As
and peoples generally:
When I can't boost ] don't knock
When can't pay keep away,
And now adieu for 1Ns. think ~.
readers of Rod and Gum news have hal
enough Of Larry and Rheau. Fish
where you list with or without s.
guide. My best wishes and. as the great
DowIe said, Peace be with you
New York. July IL. RIDEAr
The sun., 1918-07-13
BRONX FLAT DEALS.

HOUGHTON AVENUE-John r. Dool.
ing has sold the lot. 25x1Os, on the
south side OF Houghton avenue, 271I
feet west OF Castle Hill avenue. 10
Augusta Curley.
JACKSON AVENUE-The two thre,
story single flats at SOC and SOs
jackson avenue were given in mar,
payment by John McKeon to the ~.
guet estate for the two tenemer,ts al
2s6 and 23s East Flfty-fourth street
reported sold yesterday. SCHNEIDER &
Lieker were the brokers.
EAST 18TH STREET-Mary r. Byrns
: has sold 376 East 18TH street, a five
:. story tenement. on lot 25xl0O.
CITY 1SLAND-Kurx & Uren have sold
for Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gu!on o,
: Brooklyn the plot, 121.7xa65, on the
& southwest corner of Bewne and Jobr
streets, City Island. running out into
: Long Island Sound.