davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-30

kNTED BRIGHT, QUICK,
 hung man, 16 years old or over, tho can write good hand ana :ake good figures, for permanent 6sition with old established firm; hall salary to start with, increase s experience justifies. Address in wn handwriting, giving speci- len of figures, Postoffice Box 663. inc Bluff, Ark. -s.s'. 6-22-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-30

NTED-POsITION IN GENER-
 merchandise or grocery store, as
 erk or bookkeeper, by married fsn not subject to draft. Number years of experience. Will con Her any kind of clerical work. Ad- less B, care Graphic. 6-26-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-30
LOST AND FOUND

LOST -PAIR GLASSES III BLACK < cass, lost on Lauxel between Sixth snd Eishth. Finder please Ystuyn
 o fa&k Mays II pyeyfus store
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-30

FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS
 for light housekeeping and bed :. rooms only. 51S East Second ave-
 nue, telephone 1500. w. F. Parker.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-30

lOR SALE-GRAY & DAVIS SELF starter for Ford car, in good condi-s ton, for sale cheap. Apply J. s.
 Stone at Reap & Crawford Furni-
 ture Co. 6-26-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-30

FOR SALE-KHMBALL UPRIGHT piano, oak case as good as new. If interested in the purchase of "a Kim ball Piano, see this one at Barnes Music House, 210 West Second Ave.
 6-16-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-30

FARM FOR SAILED ACRES, ON \ good pike road, well improved, good broom Bungaloe, garage, barn and
 Iane water. If you want real nome at a bargain see or phone Hol aiis Real Estate Co.,. phones ? and Sal F. 6-S0-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-30

FOR SALE MAXWELL FIvE-PAS- seneer salltomobile. good tires, in good running condition. Phone E lsW or call at 1904 West Fifth. 6-20-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-30

A. SELLARS. OSTEOPATH. G1TlZENS BANK BLDG, THE YOU WILL EVENT TALLY TAKE. 6-16-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-30
GENTLEMAN'S COAT.

hard worsted, black with silk lining, single breasted, light weight; ini-
 tials "T. F." on inside pocket. Finder please return to 501 Main and receive reward. 6-23-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-30

3NTED ,- AN EXPERIENCED Eeat cuttet., Apply s. J. Bumpass Son, 2111 East Barraque.
 6-26-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-30

loR SALE ONE BOAR, TWO SOWS. with seven pigs. four weeks old.
 Reasonable. Phone 259 6.2S-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-30

lOR SALE-ONE 5-PASSENGER Dodge, $650; one 7-passenger Jef
 lfery, $850. Riley Motor Co.,, Ill
 lain street. 6-26-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-30
Change of Gas Rates


  than the entitled The materially The adequate n  from and after readings during July For the first 5o00o cubic the cubic O 
 
   amour ha notbe
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-30

FOR RENT-TWO NICELY FWR- nished rooms for light housekeep-
 ing, to couple without children, at
 "A West Fifth avenue. Phone SIS. 6-30-3t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-30
FOR SALE

bR SALE-ONE 5-PASSENGER
 $750; one 7-passenger Premier, $500. Riley Motor Co.,, Ill Main treet. 6-26-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-30
FOR R E N T

FOR RENT-THREE FURNISHED rooms for light housekeeping, with every convenience. Phone 1905.
 8-30-8t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-30

FOR SALE-WE HAVE A NUMBER
 of electric motors 1.4 and 1-2 horse
 power, which we will sell cheap. Apply Barnes Music House, 210 ". Second avenue. 6'28-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-30

FOR SALE-VOSE AND SONS UP- right Piano, mahogany case. At real
 bargains, see it at Barnes Music
 House, 21O West Second Ave. 61161tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-30

FOR -STEINWAY UPRIGHT
 piano, ebony case. A real bargain.
 See 1t at Barnes Music House 210
 West Second Ave. 6-16-tt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-30

FOR SALE-BJUR BROS. PLAYER
 piano. mahogany case. IS rolls
 music, Bench scarf-a genuine bar gain. See it at Barnes Music House 21O West Second Avenue. 6-16-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-30
Tor 'Sale

The w. w. Byrd homo corner Martin and Olive; 12 rooms, gtrictly modern. See Mi. Byrd or 0. s. McNew.
 3s acres land; niles from court house on Hot Springs ypad; [ aeres n cultivation. 5000 Pr acre. <
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-30
For Rent
 By c. g. McNEW 1O6. Pine PAone s71

Corner Martin and Olive-12 rooms.
 strictly modern---- ------ 70 1901, ". 7th-s rooms; modern cqn. !ssysES Snce4!i -ls 2ao lll
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-30
Chicago Grain and Provisions.

Cotton spot quiet; middling 32.0(
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Go.s tmanufucturer, brooms, &C., Grand

Go.s manufacturers brooms, &C.,. Grand
HARTFORD. CONNIE. Furlong general
merchandise), Hotel oreForian.
1NDIASAPOLIS-E. wiles motions. &c.).
800 Broadway.
general merchandise). Hotel wailick.
KANSAS CITY-Emery. Bird & Thsyer.
A. P. Dupuis (jewelry and leather
Eoodsl, rs Madison av.
LANCASTER, PA.--Smith. Breneman Co.
A.: ID. Smith Clothing. hats. shoes.
toilet and leather Eoods). Hotel Breslin:
LEoMINsTER, NASH, Laird general
Observation-Disclosures Manufacturing
Go. NJ. Firestons general msrchandise).
is East 26th at.
NORFOLK. vA.--D. Samler millinery,
cloakB. suits. Hotel Herald Square.
PHILADELPHIA = e. Feenev General
merchandise,. Hotel Continental,
TSBCRG--Campbelfs. Frank Camp
bell ueather goods, notions, jewelry and
toilet goodsl, 404 Fourth av.
sPRlNGFIELD. MAss.-Dickicson b CO.
a. f. Dickieson tdry goods, ready to
wear. notions. hosiery. gloves). Hotel
ST. LOU1s-Rice. Silk Dry Goods Co. Mr..
Heiner Oewelry). 817 Broadway.
ToLEDoIE. Meyer general merchani
WATERBURY,, COMM. j. Griffin
| thats), Hotel Continental
WORCESTER, MAss.--A. Van Derlyl
!hoslery. underwear. general line). Ho-
tel Breslin.
Buyers Coming.
PHILADELPHlA--str 4 Clothier
Mr.. Walsh thouse furnishings), Mr.. Pow
ers 1inens), room 403 2s0 Fifth ay,, are
expected Friday, October rs.
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Henry Fisher. Calvin Clifford Marshall,
Edgar Addison King, Lucian Clyde Fausold.
proceed to Camp Greenleaf for course Of
instruction.
Charles Adolf Rosewater appointed Captain;
10 Plattsburg Barracks: Carl Edward Dud-
ley appointed Captain, TO Fort Riley for
course OF instruction: Lawrence Edward
Willard appointed Captain. to Colonia. N.
j.; William Robertson Watson appointed
First Lieutenant, TO Camp Las Casas San
Following appointed Majors: csp,.. Allan
blanchard Stewart. Charles BENJAMIN Ste
Emo Woodruff. Lsncelot Ely, Harmon Lonso
Fowler. Andrew Collin ellis. William Mac
Lake, Frank Waldo Merritt
First Licuenants. 10 be Captains: Walter
Jerome Nichols, George Purdy. Walker Hall
burne. S. p. Lincoln. Frank Putnam. Hugh
Williamson REYNOLDS, Frank Emery solier,
wester q. suffer. James Henry Somerville
William Medwin Tucker. David Allison
Walker. Henry Foilansby Dearborn. George
Mason Ashley, Percy Betterman Bstty. John
Walter Berry. Robert lee Collins John
Webster Cornell. Seth Leroy Cox Percy
Roland Fisher. Ralph Falk, $. Earl Haynes,
samuel David Johnson. Frank Homer Ken
rene. Lapd Alfred Morde ec Lot |oHi pa iT
a, Mabie. Charles Erwin Mclean,
David GoEar Kwart. David Lawrencs
Elcnary. TO proceed to For Oglethorpe
Camp Greenleaf for course of instruction
OuftT stephenson appointed Gap
tain, 10 Camp. John Wise. San Antonio
Charles Edyard Buffin appointed Cspt ain
to Camp Zschary Taylor; Harvey Kaun
man Fleckenstein appointed Captain. "a
Camp Meade: Oldrich KreIs appointed Cap
tain to Fort Riley for course OF instruc
ton: CHRISTOPHER Graham Smith appointed
First Lieutenant, 10 Camp Grcenleaf fol
course OF instruction; Robert F. Doerns
appointed First Lieutenant. 10 Fort Riley
Tor course of Instruction: Chas. Robert
Brown appointed First Lieutenant. TO Fort
Riley for course OF instruct ion; Edward
Ellison Coburn appointed FRS: Lieutenant
ton.
To be Msior-capt. Emanuel J. Sem; 10 h.
Captain, First Lieut. George Kenneth
Lieutenant. TO Southeastern Department
Following appointed Fret IAeutenan,,-Ed
ward II Motto Eustice. r. Lester Downing
Fred d Lose. william Seward Hunter
George Oscar Huiick. Robert Letcher Hogg
for course OF instruction.
FOLLOWING appointed Captains--John Cadwai.
!ader Lewis. Arthur Putnam Derby. Ara
Brooks Libby. Edward Hertst. 10 proceed
to Camp Greenesf for course of instruc
non; Joel Dixon Sturdevant appointed Cap.
tain. TO Fort Riley for course OF insruc.
ton; Frederick Parks Steck appointed Can
tam, TO camp Sheridan. MONTGOMERY Ala
Following appointed First Leutonants-Rich
ard Cameron, McFarlatd Stewart, John Ar.
thur kneller. Frederick Terrasse Frederick
sellheimer Herman Boehm Seebold, Rober,
whitney Renwick. Tenney Tennyson Harri.
TO proved to Camp Greenleaf for rours-
OF instruction; Herman Walter MacDonaid
appointed First Lieutenant. TO Camp wad.
worth. SpartanourF, SC; Louis Jacob Tint
Laboratory School. New Haven. for cours.
OF instruction.
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NEEDLE TRADE MEN
WILLCONFER HERE
Standardization of Industry to
Be Discussed at Meeting
October 81.
Specidt Despafch TO TEE SuS.

WARRINGTON. Oct 24.--New York has
been selected as the place for the third
conference Of the delegates OF the
needle trade. who will discuss Standard
zation In the industry. according to a
statement to-day by Prof. Earl Dean
Howard OF the United States Chamber
Of Commerce.
The delegates will meet there in the
offices Of the Cloak. Suit and Skirt
Manufacturers Protective Association
at 10 A. NJ, October 81, instead OF In
Washington. as has been planned
An invitation has been extended to
a delegate from the National Associa-
ton OF Garment Manufacturers to be
present.
The following delegates have been
selected to attend, and 1t IL expected
that about sixteen more will he ap.
pointed from the various trades and
markets: William Goldman OF Cohen
Goldman & Co. New York: Fl. y
Strauss, Chicago Samuel Kanrich OF
tho Ladies Hat Manufacturers Asso'
citation. New York; Harry New Of the
Landesman Hirschhelmer Company
Cleveland: Morris A. Black of the II
Black Company, Cleveland: A. A. Cohr
OF the Cohn Goodman Company. Cleve'
land L. NJ. Gross OF the l.. NJ. Gross
Company. Cleveland: Richard Feiss OF
the Joseph &\Feiss Company, Cleveland
and Philip Frankei of Cleveland.
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Police Department
Orders
PROMOTIONS.

PROMOTIONS.
The following Lieutenant. having been
promoted to the rank of Captain. Is as
signed as indicated. To take effect 1880
p. NJ. October "a:
Thomas F. Walsh. Detective Div.
The following member OF the force Is
relieved and dismissed from the police
force and service and placed on the roll
Of the Police Pension Fund. and is awarded
the following pension. To take effect Il
+. NJ. October 20:
PATROLMAN.
William B. Hotter, No. $40, Bridge
Prec., his own application, at SSs5
per annum. Appointed April ), 1898.
TRANSFERS AND ASSIGNMENTS.
The following transfers and assignments
are ordered. To take effect A. NJ.
October "a:
CAPTAINS.
John d. Ormsby from 3Tth PTec., to
Traffic Div, Sub-Div. A.
Thomas F. Walsh from Detective Div.
to 37th Prec.
To take efrect s !. NJ October IS:
PATROLMEN.
From 23d Prec. to precincts indicated:
William W. Allen. SO: Joseph f. Scott.
Al: Charles S. Bryan. ~
To take effect A. NJ. October %:
Harry Carver. LIST Prec.. to 18th Prec.
Andrew Cnverzagt. 3sth Prec., to lo9th
Prec
William ]. verl!n. SD Prec.. to S5th
!. Frank W. wenz. ssth Prec.. to 18th
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-25
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Investor Makes Handsome
Profit on Dwelling Bought
Only a Month Ago.
SMALL FLATS IN DEMAND
Madison st. Tenement Changes
Owners Again-0perators
Active in The Bronx.

More evidence OF profitable invest
was revealed in the resale yesterday of
a dwelling in the upper Park avenue sec
ton. Frederick ]. Sterner. architect,
who has found much satisfaction In
undermining a number Of houses In this
neishborhood, a month ago purchased
the dwelling a four story and basement
structure. at 121 East 6ixty-fourth
street through Pease & Gilman from
Mrs. Paul w. Kimball. Yesterday he
resold the property, through Harris 4
Vaughan, to James w. Bulner, making
q handsome profit on the transaction.
The house, which stands on a lot 20x
1905. Is between Park and Lexington
avenues. and will be occupied by the
new owner.
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FLAT BUYERS ACTIVE.

MADISON STREET-Alexander Selkin
and David Mintz have resold the 81,
story tenement. with stores. on lot 25x
100. at 179 Madison street This Ia
the third sale of the property since
March.
have. sold to William c. f. Friede-
richsen the two story brick dwelling,
on lot 20x100, at 452 East 186th street.
BATHGATE AVENUE - The Isear
Realty Company has bought through
Fl. b. Davis i've story nat. on plot
s<x60. at 2027 and 202s Bathsate ave-
nue.. The property was held at
ss5 900.
CRUGER AvENUE-The Hudwill Cor
poration, Hudson p. Rose president.
has bought from George and David
Hanrahan the three family house. on
plot 50xs5, at 1732 Cruger avenue. Van
Nest
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Local Raw SILK Market Dull.

There is little buying In the local raw
silk market and the industry is gen.
orally quiet. The output of the mills has
been curtailed by the influenza epidemic,
but this situation seems TO be improv-
ing.
Business in Lyons. France. is improv-
ing at great rate, according to the
weekly review OF the trade by II. L.
Gwalter & Co.
The Yokohama market has shown re-
cent fluctuations between 1880 yen and
800 yen for Sinshui No. J. American
buyers have been active there. There
Is little doing In the Canton market. with
the exception Of some small buying for
Lyons account Prices are holding firm
in Shanghai Stocks OF steam filatures
and tsatlec sorts have been reduced by
American and European buying. Tus-
sab silks are unchanged.
On the Milan market buying Is chiefly
Tor domestic use.
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BROKER IN MORTGAGE DEAL.

II was through the ONCE OF William
A. White e. Sons that Miss Amelia f3InR-
ham, the well known actress. was able
- save her home at 1903 Riverside Drive
+ ON being sold in foreclosure proceed
irgs. The house, which is one of the
show places on the drive, was on the
schedule OF properties to be offered at
auction in the Nesey street salesroon
IN Monday. Through the efforts OF the
mortgage department OF William A.
White e. Sons Mrs. Sarah A. Jefferson
the plaintiff in the action. was induced
t. consent to renewal OF the mortgage
ard the financial difficulties of Miss
Bingham were satisfactorily adjusted.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Manhattan.
issD ST, o. 1876 Q Amsterdam av--
Crestwood, Yonkerp, n Y: atty, U W
slsT ST. sio.is E-Hsrris D Colt to Caro-.
attys, Curtis. MP {, 80 Broad
ssD ST. lis E.F;ioronce Israel to sir Flea Lea
Corpn: % Nassau st; attys, strasbours..r
10TH ST. W 8. isi.4. {. . sd ev. lease
hoid-Ben, Patterson TO Thos J o'Neill.
aaa u L9Suss H,i ~, Az Yonker'. N Y; atty;
ssTH ST. Isl E@Jnllu. ii susmann to 10 J
Potter.ias Lockwood av, New Rochelle.
MADisoN ST. 'iiic..Dals.iie b wwhedon.
Fort Washington av; address, 500 Broad.
iiTTH ST 's;fi w.Es,eiii,c I.oewy. sdmx,
to Estelle Meyer. $50 Riverside Drive !:
attys: WILDER: x. 2s7 Bwey.... 81
Heller. Pomona, y Y; atty. Julius 8
Heller, 320 Z 4th st...............s1. 1900
sTH Av. l33-Sarah and Lewis w Boyn-
ton. exrs. to n Title q MTG Co, iss
1IsTH ST. 81 w.i.wy:ri:; Mtg Co 10 JnO
b Taylor, Mt Vernon, N 7; address.
Lawyers Mtg Co. 50 Liberty st...s17.ooo
Bronx.
SIMPSON ST, 1oo7-JuIius II Zieser TO
Louis Davis, AT Bway; atty. J II
BECK ST, :, ais n LonEwood ay. s7.sx
100-Ellz Gardner and ano. extrx. TO
Eliz Gardner, b22 W i+1d st. and ano
attys. Alexander a. A. 90 William st. 81
CRESTON AN, 3 e cor 1891 ct, sSx119 to
Grand Boulevard and Concourse-Annie
l. Mcintyre and ano to Hanover MTG
Co. 40 Wall st: atty, Alger 4 c. ~
wall 4...... ...s. slo.o"u
SAME PRoPERTY-Hanover Mtg Go to
New Netherland Bond Mtg Co. 4e
Wall st; atty. same. ......... 500
MORRIS AV, cor Grand Boulevard
and Concourse. e6.6xl25x irreg-City Mtg
Co to y Trust Co, 26 Broad st: atty,
F A Snow. Is Wall st....:.........:sl
BRYANT AV. e s, los n 17+th at, l50xi00
City Mtg CO to n Trust Co. 20
Broad st; atty. A Snow. is Wall
ALEXANDER Nv. n cor i.i.t st, tca
7s.s1tsx1b-Benenscn Realty Co to
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BUYING AT FLUSHING.

J. Albert Johntra has sold the dwell
ing, on plot 25x150 feet, at 81 Linden
avenue. Flushing. for Mary A. Brown
10 John w. Tinney of College point. who
will occupy 1t about the middle of No
venber.
4. Hellrung has sold to #. 7. Hepburn
plot, 341x105 feet. on the south side
oF Sanford avenue. S22 feet east Of Par
sens avenue.
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ACTIVITY IN BROOKLYN.

The Realty Trust has sold for the
Alec Building Company the one family
serni-detached dwelling at 2loS Sixty
second street to J. Ciaffour.
Everett Kuhn has sold 326 Macon
street. a three story and basement
brownstone dwelling. on a lot 1sx100.
for d. II. Young: 57S Madison street, a
three story and basement dwelling
on lot 20x1O0, for E. r. Jones. who took
in part payment $50 acres in Tennessee
also the three story and basement dwell
ting at l16 cambridge street for Patrick
T. Tracy.
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Peace Color 4. sought.

What the predominant color will be
to symbolic victory. liberty and peace
when the final triumph rests upon the
Allies arms is a question that is caus-
ing discussion in the textile markets
1t Is believed that the Textile Color
Card Association OF the United States,
Inc. the official color medium of the
country. Is working TO achieve some
combination which will be symbolic
and will at the same time be attrac-
tive enough TO become popular.
While nothing official has been de-
clared by the organization II is said TO
be also likely that no one color will be
decided on, but instead there might be
three colors officially recognized SYM
oolizing peace, victory and liberty.
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BUSINESS IN HARLEM CHURCH.

Richard II. Atkinson. and not the
Metropolitan Baptist Church. 10 now re-
ported TO he the buyer OF the old New
York Presbyterian Church property at
the northeast corner of Seventh avenue
and 12sth street, sold last week.
The Rev. ]. +. Forbes. secretary Of
the church extension committee Of the
New York Presbytery. says Mr.. Atlxin-
son Ia the real owner and that he under
stands Mr.. Atkinson plans 70 alter the
property for business purposes. Title
win pass December ].
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name and address Of lenders at
torney)
Manhattan.
islTH ST. ais w--welis Holding Co. by
] Crawford stevens. president, ISL Msir
at, white Plains. n Y, TO Sophia A
Homer. sts ST Marks av. Brooklyn!
March Is, 1915: .....:.......::.::ts, oot
Rebecoa Smith, AT y 1o1st st. to Mon
taEue Lessler, 1o7 Central av, Temp
kinsviiie, q /. Fob 81. 1915; atty,
2sD ST. AT VIEW A Mccain. Lr, "a
Minka r Lieb and Julia e Ensler
Beeehmont. New Rochelle, n Y, Oct 10
1918; atty. Frank " Holt, 1ss Broad.
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COLLEGE BUYER OF SCHOOL.

The New York College Of Dentistry is
the buyer OF the former home OF the
Manhattan Trade School for Girls, at
.e9 to 2l3 East Twenty-thIrd street, re-
Ported sold yesterday. The building,
which is six stories. is the same height
q. the college building adjoining. at 20S
sad 207. and will be used in connection
with enlarged activities planned by the
college. The school property gives the
college control OF plot with n frontage
az 1879 feet and depth OF 100 feet. Title
will pass October so.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-25
Brighter Show Windows
Asked by Shoe Dealers

CHoE retailers are planning
- petition to the Fuel Com
missioner to be allowed to il
illuminate their store windows oftener
than at present. They say that they
will reduce the inside lighting Of
their establishments about rs per
cent. and use that power In their
windows, so that the total consump-
ton Of power will not be more than
II is now.
The call for solid black high
shoes has taken on decided squirt
among women patrons recently, ac-
cording to the Jacobson weekly re-
view of the trade.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-25
APARTMENT HOUSE RENTALS.

Pease & Gilman have leased apart
ments. furnished, as follows: At $50
Park avenue to James II. Dunn; a.
SO Park avenue to Mrs. W. s. Porter;
AT 405 Park avenue to Edward v. Hart
ford; at 20 East Seventy-seventh
street to John e. Kennard at 1877 West
Seventy-second street to Mrs. NJ. r.
Hastings; at 30T West Elghty-thIrd
street to Jules Hess, and at $40 Mad
ison avenue TO Mrs. Dorothea +.
Wilder.
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Title Guar a t Co. iTs Bway. $4,000
CLINTON Az. isis-oids Holding corpn
Title Guar q T Co. 17s Bway. $4,000
PUGsLEY Av. n cor 18th ct. io.s to
fremont az soSsxls lix2sl.2; also
lots I to 8, map r. q Ketchum; also
land In New York and Queens counties
Amalia. J wackerow to Frank w =
Jaeger, at Summit, y ]. and ano. trus;