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The sun., 1918-08-20
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Tall Downtown Loft Building,
Taken in Foreclosure, Sold
at q Nice Profit.
BRONX FLATS IN DEMAND
Operator Resells 100000
Apartment Bought in
March.

The eleven story loft building at 81
and 50 East Eleventh street. which the
United States Trust Company was forced
TO take over about three years ago In
proceedings to recover a first mortgage
Of si7s,ooo. has been sold. !. Randolph
and Capt. Everett Jacobs are the new
owners. The building, which Is OF hre-
proof construction. stands on a plot with
. frontage Of 81 feet and extending back
10s feet, between Broadway and Uni
versity place. After the present seller
got possession the property was COM
pletely modernized and Is now fully ten
anted. II Is understood the trust COM
pany made a substantial profit out OF
its enforced investment N, A. Berwin
4 Co. negotiated the transaction.
The sun., 1918-08-20
OPERATOR TAKES PROFIT.

SOUTHERN BOULEVARD - Frederick
Brown has resold the five story apart
ment house occupying the block front
on the south side OF l7sth street from
Southern Boulevard to Marmion ave-
nue., to Louis Smith. Jr, for invest
ment. The structure contains accom-
modations for twenty families. with
four stores. and is on a plot l71.1x33.l
3x362. 1t Is fully tenanted at
$4,000 annually, and was held at
100000. Mr.. Brown acquired the
property last March from Hattie Gold
schmidt in a cash transaction.
WEST EIGHTY-SECoND STREET
Carter, Macy & Co. have sold FL West
Eighty second street, four story and
basement dwelling, on lot 20x102.2.
between Central Park West and Co
lumbus avenue.
HOFFMAN STREET--Santo Gianci has
sold 1857 Hoffman street, a five story
modern tenement house, on plot 37.5
x94.
EAST 18TH STREEr-The vacant
plot. 50xl00.3, at $40 and 242 East
l46th street. between Vanderbilt and
Morris avenues. has been sold by the
Mott Haven Realty Company to a
buyer. who will improve the property.
The sun., 1918-08-20
BUSINESS SPACE LEASED.

Bastine & Co. have rented the second
uel Ost the second floor at 1862 Who's
ter street to Louis Levy with L. Tan
uenbaum & Strauss the buildings at 141
10 las Seventh avenue. and 154-156
West Nineteenth street to the Exporters
Warehouse Company. and Berthold
Echnee. for a term Of years. and the
building at 1913 West Eighteenth street
to Charles Awe for term of years.
Henry Hof has leased for C. E. Tyte
the first loft at 623 Third avenue to A.
PULSE. interior decorator.
The sun., 1918-08-20
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Rronr

HOE Av. = q cor i72d st. 25xloo-A,,hur
II Masten and ano, eNrs. to John II Pfeil
az Bradley and Greenpoint avs Bliss
Nile' l. /: atty, F A Stroh. IS Park
hoM ii 900
PURDf ST, l32l-Louisa B Martin to Hy
Langen. 10l Il l96th st; atty, NJ i
McHugh. us Bway. ..............s9.5 500
FREEMAN ST. g. 1915 W westchester
av. runs look ll22 to westchester
av rs: lox W si.5x n 20 to st W 3I5
to bes-Edgar Appleby and ano, Glen
Cove, l. !. to John s. Appleby. Glen Cove
l. ]: atty. NJ Sullivan. Willis av and
ifsIn 81 ..... ..,.....,...slo.2I2
SAME PROP--John S AppIeby to Janet /.
. sspse'h' OH E l'sth ST. atty
JEROME AV, 8. lI.9 = Mount Hope 10
xss.3--Grace Ten Eyck TO Florence A
Fraughton, w 72d ST; attys, Campbell
F T, 2 Rector SO. 900
WALTON Av 2ss5-Harry Aronson, Inc,
to Geo w Bunting. ace r l42d st: atty,
Bergman. 6oi5 Willis av....34.oo
The sun., 1918-08-20
COFFEE MARKET.

- Tho general tendency IN the coffee
ma fkst yesterday was downward, and
after opening one to three points below
fridays close. liquidation in September
by tired European and other outside
longs caused further reactions, the mar
ket closing at net decline OF three to
seven points
The Brazil weekly figures showed no
ciearances from Rio or Santos for the
United States. The mornings cable re-
ported clearance from Victoria OF TO-
900 bags. There were no offers from Rio
or Victoria, the last quotation for Rio
rs being s.70c to Sc (. o. b.. which was
too high to Interest local importers.
The local spot market was steady
but very quiet with Santos As reported
scarce. The morning cable TO the FIX
change reported but little change In the
UrImlry markets.
The sun., 1918-08-20
AZILIAN COFFEE STATISTICS.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

The market on the Consolidated Stock
Exchange yesterday closed dull but
hrm. Final quotations in the standard
issues were about the highest for the
day. but the gains registered were frac-
tional. The market was narrow through
out the session and tho volume of trad
ing was confined to a few stocks A
limited buying demand In the final hour
caused a slight advance in the leading
issues but price changes throughout the
session were within narrow limits
Featured In the trading was the con-
sistent demand for Marine preferred.
which closed with a gain OF IN. while
the common stock advanced about "A
Doint, Transactions In the former, in
steel common, which was q higher. and
Baldwin Locomotive. which closed frac-
tionally improved. constituted the bulk
Of the days business.
The sun., 1918-08-20
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANsFERs.

TRANSFERS.
with name and address Of owner and
attorney
ltsouth Of Fourteenth street,
sssxss-Britannia Realty Co to Hy \
liens, Aug ~: atty. Lawyers T q Co.
loV Bwny. ..........,,;. ..Ni
East Side.
tEast Of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
ana 10th streets.)
sp ST IS. !ow Madison ay, i'iioo ,.
Gospn; al Bw.y; mtg tsa.soo. all liens,
West Side.
(west Of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
ZAP ST, s,o;!1 W, 7e.io:.' tsoreclosur.
to Metropolitan Life 1ns Co, Aug le:
sttys. Butcher. a r. Madison
Uptown.
Manhattan Island, north of 10th street.)
Louis b sicgel. 1857 Hoe av, Bronx,
mtg $500. all liens. Aug -; atty, Law.
,sST ers Sr Go. 100 Bsay ;..,..:...s 500
isr Az. 2iso-3s. so.ixis--Mary p searie
to Menard Realty Co. So ,lway. Aug ~;
holland (now Gaston) to Jennie A Bo-
land. as W i2sth st. u part. all liens.
i.eTa ST. ao..so W. tit.ss.,iii.6iosrippss rSo
%, g i,css G =. pr ss mt TsT,s ans
itlsT ST. 1851 ": ,ss.ss ii-conrsd
sS sssI' mtg $50 hG al liens c'r JSy 81
atty. Julius II zuser. 2i7 Bway. .....Si
Bronx.
Borough Of The BRONX
wEsTcHEsTER Av. IS. being lot ssI,
map Unionport. sfxsIo.lo to Sewbold
av xs1xsis, lo--Doliar Savings Bank to
l17th st. Aug IL; attys. MacKeiier 4 q,
iss6 81, n :: i:i sfook av, s7.siice@
Crystal spring water Co. So " SSH
St, mtg 1900; Avg 3; atty. Title &
cLfNr on AZ ~. Ssas sliG iiisih ST. H sS9
Holding Co. Inc. ll4s Bostpn-rd, mtg
700, Iug "; atty. A Barry. ilts
,ssTH ST, s.l i, n 5. ii.;ioo.carii p =
G Sd,hy to kstharina Crsliy: IS South Hnd
Nan a. Is s,1 y'T ss,s s. Ii ms o.ois
scoFiELp ~. cor william; st. 81; !;
2ss King av. Guy Island, Aug II: atty
Louis Nicholson, 2ss King av, CITY
EDWARDS Av. W =, asS.. Balloon 's ay.
6.2x7s.10x10oxtt3- willis Boughton to
Geo NJ Miller, Middletown. y Y, mtg
$500; July s:; atty, Durand. g;
wEsTCHESTER Av. W c wales av. So:
xS.'x65.1lx7s.i0-Dum Rlty Co. Inc
a0S Bway, to Isaac Coin, sot W ISeth
81. mtg $4,000. Aug rs: atty, ssml
Abramson. 40 Nassau s,..........G
UNION Az, so7. 8, 2oxl0o-Theo Golden
to Jas Dowds, 26s W 1921 st. mtg $3.50,
Aug II; atty, J Sullivan, willis av
and 1tsth st................... 500
LOT 81 map Bronx Terrsce---Calogero
Mule TO Marble Potfaelli, $50 Lexington
av, Sept IL. 1915; atty. Amarillo Raj
faelli. $50 Lexington av. .,..........Sl
The sun., 1918-08-20
BROKERS IN RECENT DEALS.

Porter & Co. negotiated the recorded
sale of the dwelling at 225 West l8Oth
street for the estate OF A. Garside to
Max Greenwald.
J. +. Feist & Co. were the brokers in
the sale OF the house at 43s West Forty
third street for the Phebe C. Ryan es-
tate to Michael J. Herman, recorded re-
Gently.
The sun., 1918-08-20
MANHAssET CASINO SOLD.

and, operated for several years by the
Manhasset Country Club. was sold by
Herbert L. Fordham. receiver, at Green
port on Saturday for $4,000. Prof.
Charles Lane Poor. a MEMBER Of the de-
funct club, was the purchaser. 1t is un-
derstood that Mr. Poor acted for a num-
Der OF wealthy summer residents OF Shell
ter Island and that the club will be re-
opened. The clubhouse occupies the site
Of the old Manhasset House.
The sun., 1918-08-20
Fixing of Yarn Prices
. Simply Boosted Them


DHILADELPH1A. Aug. I9.-Yarn
buyers here are dissatisfied
with the maximum prices APP
proved and published by the War In
dustries Board, and say they had ex-
pected the price fixing to result Ia
lower instead OF higher figures.
One manufacturer explained the
reason for the dissatisfaction BY say
ing that an advance of at least is
per cent. would be necessary In the
selling price of goods. and that II
contracts we're made to sell at SUCH
an advance and the next revision
should lower prices. that orders no
doubt would be cancelled.
Inquiries for yarns have been
plentiful since the maximum prices
were announced, but sales have been
few, and those which have been re-
ported were not made at the top
prices.
The sun., 1918-08-20

with name and address OF lenders at
torney.)
BOwERY. 49,, Eliza beth IT, l1s--Marks
Arnheim to the Seamens Bank for Saw
in the city Of y. June ~, 1887: attys;
Cadwalader, W T. 40 Wall st. 500, 900
MADISON AV. l43l-Lucymor Realty Corp
81 Chambers st. to Max Mandel, April
3, 1918; attys. Marks q NJ. SO Park
l32D ST, 26S W-Florence l Rosen to
Jesse Phillips, Supt of ms State OF
N Y, and rights of American Tenn
perance Life ms Assn, May Is 1910: attys
Blandy, Mooney s. 81 Wall st. $500
The sun., 1918-08-20

=. J. Eilisberg millinery and vom.,..
furnishingsl, Herald Square Hotel
RUTLAND. VIE. Olney tmanutacu,.,
women's wear), Hotel Webster
WILMISGToE, n. c,F-slossberg 4 Rro
Grand Hotel ''
WooNsocKET. n. I'M. Abramson ts.n.
ersl merchandisel, Herald Square Hotsl
Co. Mr.. Brenn ttoys and noveitssi
u. NJ. Green Qewelry, SCI, Miss Appl.
tlaces and embroiderles), Mr.. McKeiys,
The sun., 1918-08-20

Coffee cables-Rio was rs reis lower a. ssso5
for No. Z. Exchange I'd. lower at l77.lsd
Receipts 5000 bags and stock s6s, on bags
SANTOS spots were unchanged at sS0OO for No
g. Futures Is reis higher. Receipts 49, 800 bags
and stock cs3l 900 bags.
Receipts at the ports were a. nan bags srs inst
e, co last year and SO. 900 two years ago Sac
PAulo had n. oo0S against 60 100 and 81 co. and
Jundiahy q, 00e compared with g. 900 and &c Ooo
bags respectively.
Rain was reported in all districts Of Sac
Paulo. with temperatures ranging from Is TO go
There were cleared from Victoria August Is
steamship for the United States 1900 bags.
ppAzIJIAN rnEruE
The sun., 1918-08-20
BUYING BROOKLYN HOUSES.

Samuel Galitzka has sold for Lillian
e.. .nauistad to a client for occupancy
the two story and cellar stucco one
family house, 1881 East Fifteenth street.
F1atbush.
William Carson has sold :21 Eighty
ninth street, q two family house. for c.
y. Latting. .1oS IA
The sun., 1918-08-20
poRpENs pUY IN RENwIcK ST.

William A. White & Sons have sold to
the Bordens Condensed Milk Company
for RafYaele Monaco, SIS to SCI Renwick
street. a plot s0x6o. with old buildings.
The plot adjoins in the rear the large
fireproof warehouse on the corner OF
Greenwich and Canal streets. which the
Borden Company leased recently through
the same brokers for a long term
of years. This property has been pur-
chased for stable and garage purposes
IN connection with the warehouse. This
IL the second sale OF the property since
Il was disposed Of in the Smith-Ely
auction SALE
The sun., 1918-08-20
spool Cotton Bids Opened.
Special DespatcA TO The Sun.

SpsCtut Despntch 10 lhh ouS'
WASHINGTON, Aug. 19.--The following
bids have been received by the bureau
Of supplies and accounts. Navy Depart
rnent. on schedules 5.355R. class 97t
spool cotton: Boas Thread company.
Stamford. Conn. s524 tpart bid) owen
NJ Dawson, New York. s13s,l02; Globe
Thread Company, Long Island City, n.
Y. yI77.990: Globe Yarn Company. Bos-
ton. $4,000 Cpart bid) Rhode Island
Cotton Yarn Company, New York.
$4,000 part bid); United States
Thread Company. NeA York, $4,000
(part bid): Warren Thread Works.
westfeld. Mass. $2.50250 (part bid !;
the Thead Agency. New York. $167,s37.
Schedule 5.3ssh--Silt thread Glass
1,o22: Belden Bros. Company. Rock
Vile. Conn, $3.50; A. II. Rice Company.
Pittsfield. Mass, $3.50: Holland Manu-
featuring Company. New York. $3.50 !:
d. f. Adams Company. New York. $3.50 !;
V. Gudebroad Bros. silk Company, New
York. $3.50; Brainard. Armstrong Com
pany. New London, Conn. $3.50; Mono
tuck Silk Company. Florence. Mass.
$3.50; Fl. X. H. Silk Company, New
York, $3.50
Glass / .o23: Belden Bros. Company,
s233; \. L. Rice Company. s2.32ia (;
Holland Manufacturing Company,
S2.325 ID. b. Adams Company, S2.S21 n {;
Gudebrosd Bros, s233; Brainard. ARM
strong Company, s2.321a Nonotuck Silk
Company s2.32la; II. X. II. Silk Com
pany, S2.33.
Class l O24: Belden Bros. Company,
$4,000: Brainard Armstrong Company.
$675.s0; II. X. II. Silk Company. $1,000.
Class OPS: Same bids and same bid
ders as class / .022.
Class 1925: Belden Bros. Company.
s+.e5; A. II. Rico Company. 1896 Hol-
land Manufacturing Company. s4.65 D..
f. Adams Company. same bid GUIDE
broad Bros. same bid; Brainard. Arm
strong Company. same bid; II. X. II.
Silk Company. same bid
Class l.027: Belden Brothers. sass 4:
A. II. Rice Company, s2.32i5: Holland
Manufacturing Company. same bid; d.
f. Adams Company. same bid: GUIDE
broad Bros. s2.33 Brainard. Armstrong
Company, $2.32h: II. *. II. Silk Com
pany. s232.
The sun., 1918-08-20
RECORDED LEASES,
Mania ttan.

GID ST. 2a e. all-Lucy Luhman to
Lutheran Immigrant Society, on the
premises. q e yrs from Aug /. 1918 l VI
LENoX Av. D:-4s4, 8 cor is5th at s.
70 w. all-Alex J Bruen to United
81, II s-i2 yrs from Sept l. 1918, gross
ssss TO April So 1920 aud thereafter
taxes. &c. md net $500 to So 900 /;
OLD BROADWAY. n e cor l3oth ST, So tx
100, all: Old Broadway, 3. sos n I3oth
at. all-4Michael r Loughman to Man
hat;anville Garage, n Q cor lS0th ct and
Old broadway, 10 yrs from July i5
1918; attys. Cohen q Rosenchein. ri
bWay' ,.,.'.... ,,,.,.,....,$l3 900
The sun., 1918-08-20
100000 OF RAW
SILK COMING HERE
japanese Product Now on
Train VIII Relieve Local
Shortage.

Six million dollars worth Of raw
silk 10 on its way to New York. accord
ing to reports from the Northwest. from
which section the silk bearing train lis
headed. All the silk Is said to i've from
Japan. and likely represents number
OF ship cargoes. The importation here
Ia expected to relieve to a great extent
the local silk shortage. which has been
rather stringent
silk Is In much demand in Yokohama
as well as here. and in the former place
1900 yen il being bid for Sinchui No.
figure which reelers seem determined
to hold.
The sun., 1918-08-20
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

I'D ST. =, $50 II W OF nth av, e5xloe.e;
sed 81, n 5. s7S u OF West End av.
is;4S7ox irreg; ?4th st. $ =, 1915 II OF
-, n .. lot IS, map Of land In 18TH ws ard
Of estate of Henry Eckford-James
Young Brush agt Charles A Alderman
SPITE & Bromberger.
BROADWAY. =. 3s.s II OF 18th st.<sx
toSH irreg. and oath ST., S. i52 II W
Flooring Co aEt Bway-s4th st Realty
Co ct al faction To foreclose mechanics.
henslI atty. n Rich.
The sun., 1918-08-20
QUEENS FLATS IN DEMAND.

r. A. Schleslng has sold for Barbara
Boehmer the three story six family brick
nat at 4S1 Hartman street. Ridgewood,
TO John Alder for investment. Also sold
for the estate Of Frederick Gloss the six
family brick tenement at 81 Blocker
street to Frank Schmitt for investment.
The sun., 1918-08-20
foreclosure Of mts); attys. Miller. King.
Lane q Tranord.

Bronx.
TOWN DOCK RID, = ., at Intersection OF
east boundary line OF property OF Henry
a Coster at Throggs Neck 1sth ward,
also land under water, &c--Katherine v
Al foreclosure OF mtg; attys. sayers
east boundary line Of property of Henry
A Coster. Throggs Neck, 2tth ward
y; also land under water, &c-Robt
ment Co ct al foreclosure of MTG :
attys, sayers Bros.
LOTS ass and see, block p, amended map
OF property belonging to Hudson p Rose,
known as Mapes estate--Karl Mildenber-
ger aEt River Realty Co ct nj foreclosure
Of mtgl; atty, J T Hanlon.
FORT sCHUYIER RID. e cor OF Pilgrim
av 26xl00-Minnie Hummei agt Lilly
Barroi ct al foreclosure OF mtg: atty.
The sun., 1918-08-20
Bronx,
Borough Of The Bronx

* n Ssx lax 42.txs SIX
ls-Jenine T. clifford to Howard A
SSpsrry; ao7 tth st; skiyn, Aug IL. due
,.Sperry. 501 18th st. Bklyn. $500
LIVINGSTON Az, n cor ?4sth st. fox
4Fxlls.llxioo-Kath f Ten Eyck. FL
nhendorf to Edw c Delaneld. at Field
ston. near 2+sth st and Half Moon nj,
Nov u. 1si!: 2 yrs, ses; attys. Deiaheid
II q r. % Cedar st........L. SO 900
wDsTCHEsTER Az, s, being lot ssi.
map Unionport. 67x3lO.lO to Newbold ay
xs7x3l3. l0--Finkel Umbrella, Frame Co,
Inc. to Dollar Savings Bank 27s7 Sd av'
Aug 10, due Dec /, 1921, 5hes; attys
MaeKehar & C, ~ Cedar st SIS. 600
SCOFiELD Az. " william at. 5sxl0o-
louis Nicholson to John C Bremen, SIS
Minneford st. City Island, Aug II. 3 yrs,
s9e atty. John C Bremen, Sas Minneford
Is,D ST. n =, I2S e Brook av. sii.sxiocWo
Pine Hill Crystal Spring Water Co.
go w ssth st, 10 Berkshire Products Co.
Inc. 5l7 f 1920 at. prior mtg $4,000.
Avg 3 yr. AZ: atty. New York Title &
cRUGER Av. ssoI-Hueo wabst 10 Leslie
Randall: II Meadow lane. New Ro-
che!!e. y Y. July 10. due as per bond
attys Frees Nee. s2os 30 av.. SIS. 900
The sun., 1918-08-20
WOMAN BUYS NYACK PLACE.

Howard Goldsmith has sold to Mrs.
Clara b. Meyer of this city the A. A.
Demarest property. known as Milldale.
consisting OF eighteen acres, with i'm
provements, at West Nyack, N. Y.
The sun., 1918-08-20
MAMARoNECK PLACE IN DEAL.

j. Arthur Fischer has cold to Frederic
Poffet the Howell estate property. con-
sisting Of two acres, dwelling and out
buildings, at Boston Post road and
Orienta avenue, Mamaroneck, N. Y.
The sun., 1918-08-20
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
TAT u vEsEY STREET.

BY Herbert A. Sherman.
pEIANcEY ST sos. a5xioo. S sty tint and
strs--M K Bradford ct al aEt p. r.
Steinbers ct al; due. s2l,sl1.+9: taxes.
&c. $3.50 20: 70 the plaintiff. sec. 900
Delaney ST, 31o. 25xIo0, 8 sty tint and
strs-K A Kingsiand ast same: due.
al ,Soo.ss; taxes. &c, sssO.30; 10 tho
plaintIn ............-. ..-.. koO nm
The sun., 1918-08-20

NJ f Bergen. trustee, agt L + Hall ct al
due, fl2,s7s13, taxes, &C, S44240; ad.
Journed to August e.
The sun., 1918-08-20
Uptown.
tManhattan Island, no

thannattan Island. north OF 10th street.)
LEXINGTON Az, 3, 6o.l1 l20th st.
2oxs4lo. Aug Is-Wm Hyman to Hy W
Dasian. 1907 Bway. due Feb Is. 1890.
SIC sttys Greenberg & Levy IS Park
81, lOV
10th ST, :o230 w. 575xes1l. Aug g.
Terry Holding Co to the Corp OF II & A
Cohen. II? Worth st. instaiis. $4,000
mo. Sc. pr mtg Hss.5o0: attys, VI &
Myers. Madison av...........s 35 900
The sun., 1918-08-20
MORTGAGES.
n---a--


NSouth OF Fourteenth streetI
STH ST Ell F.. ?3.loxso.lo, Aug -
Ukrainian National Alliance OF " to
Ckrainian knowledge Society. All sth
81, yrs. So atty, o Droege. ~ W
The sun., 1918-08-20
lat s2Os THIRD AvENUE.l

JEROME AN, o s. 1855 lsist at, I1Iex
iot6xs46x100. vaoant.--Jos Hesdorfer
agt bernstein Kramer Realty Corp
adjourned to August 20.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-08-04

ileVes that everything is against he-.
 Don .Meredith's attantions suddenly cease. of course, Captain Brown being only too glad to pretend the charming girl isthe wife he never had. So instead of being unmasked Sylvia IS enmeshed in a situation far more serious.
 Here she resorts to a woman's way Of clearing up matters by fleeing, hoping to lose herself toeverybodv in terested in her. By rare good luck on the same train is another late guest Senor Ramon Gonzales. who has stolen docnments of great value from his host a man high in governmental affairs. Sylvia contriyes to see the papers he guards socarefully. Rec ogni2ine Their great value, she gets possession Of them.
 her shabby boarding house to decide what to do, but is soon followed by the Brazilian. Meanwhile the disap- Ipearance of the two has been noted by the members of the house party, who start in pursuit, each impeed by a different motive What happens when she is found forms an absorb ing and original climaA
 Also Big "V7 comedy Sneakers and Snoozers' and aPthe weekly On Wednesday theCentral Theatre has booked q George Beban picture in "One More American Mir Beban always gets somuch real lie into his pictures, and SO much art into his interpretations, that it is never enough to see his dramas once te is one Of the few players that you can rely upon to give you truly worth while entertainment. no matter how many times you have seen his face upon thescreen.
 On Thursday and Friday it affords us pleasure to annouce that Charles Ray, the popular Thomas II. Ince star. will appear in his newest photoplay of the Southwest, Playing the Game. It is a splendid production, beautifully done and aside from it's many thrills has a distinct heart appeal Julien josepilsun is rne author and a strong cast supports Mir Ray in the picture. Doris Lee being theleading woman,
The Sentinel=record., 1918-08-04
CIRCUS BUILDING BURNS
 AND LIONS ESCAPE
ROYAL THEATRE OFFERS THE "MAsQUE OF LIFE" MONDAY AND LATEST OFFICIAL WAR
 PICTURES.

Monday the Royal offers the won der film of the ages, a seven reel hand painted and gorgeous novelty spectacle entitled The Masque of Life" and featuring Miss Rita Iolivet and Pete. the ponlSey with the hu- man intellieence The drama ia q very costly production and is roman tic, thrilling and different
 The Nasque of Life" is spec acular production that is hrimful of thrills and in many ways very diff ferent from anything ever before seen in America. In the first place it is g real spectacle and obviously produced in nest expensive man ner. The claim that it cost s700,0l0 to produce it does not seem to be eXaegerated in the slightest and the producers have found novel ways to weave into vital modern story all sorts Of big paeeants and gorgeous ballet scenes, in addition to purely sensational scenes. One especially is entitled to prominence wherein a trained monkey kidnaps a little baby and escapes a mob by climbing with his prize up a S6o foot chimney A little chorus girl. heroine of the pie ture, rescues the child y following the monkey up ,he lightning rod wire hand over hand
 Other thrilling scenes includs tho tremendous fire scenes inside the burning circus building being the most realistic ever thrown upon a screen One especially remarkable
 incident is the burning of a lions cage. where. through losing control iof the fire, several fierce lions act ually meet death. The sreusomeness
 oi this incident. however, is con-