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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-11
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nlln9, IN Der Ndbe bon Hoicbub. Oil
Der @upnes i'm Sitter bon 25 Subrcn.
Gr binterIGbt ieine Satin, eeb. Gett.
mann, llno 5lpei &inoer; ferner aud
'cine Mtilttcr, bier @riibcr ltn6 orci
Sdiueltern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-11

@iliam @pobs College, in Sui
Ton, fam nloglihcr &eiie Don Dem
getmdftnib bcs p%critorbencn Sr.
&iIliam 9. @oobs, in getrage bon
$4,000, bic Slmmc bon $4,000
per!icrctl, infplgc ocs grbid)uftitc,lcr.
8ricecs mcld)cS bon ser leBten Mil-
icNrl ScgislatlIr ongcnonmlcn mo
DOH Miiioltri Sbcrgcriht belt0tiat
mutSe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-11
Nnhrihten ans aggrcnScnben SOnn'
tics, ans nuierem Staat muS
anbcren Staaten.

Gle Central GpuIlg. STRIDE, III Sci
ierion Gitp, bat on bersongencll
sGnntog ibr nellcs, prGdltiees Conn.
taoihul . @chGuoc eingemeibt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-11
Senrp Gduh gmiI Stu6
Sermann
WQrmor =:Uranitmtrte
boil
SChuCh Bros
grniI Shu6
Senrp Sduh

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9crfertieen Wonumente, Grab.
Iteinc uip. aus Grant un6 Narmor;
ebenfaGs ginfaiiuneen fir @raber
ODER Samilienplase. Stets eins
grobc IuswabI fertieer Ronumente
on Sano. Nur bas bette Waterial
miro gebraudt. 8reiie niebria unS
3uiriebenbeit %earantirt.
Sdud gccs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-11

Die i'd msine
freubige @efubs
le in mel Hubm
10 reht Don
Serse Iusorud
perliebe 9ebabt
ben, ben i'd bic
@ibie triest.
baB i'd bod
better nod emal
baunitebrs sebn
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ben Des ben i4
bod mebbie
nod mebr bore
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-11
Ofrnrr sdDreibebrief hes
Qbilipp s~anerampfer.

0iein lisber !6srr &eOaftionar!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-11

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Oct.
10, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
GiC Miiiouri Mceridaum 60, IN
. @oihingtpn, 800, Dcrfertigt lest
10000 Gross ober 10000 9ubeno
&ornfnlbcn Yfeifen fir bos Notbe
Srelt5, 9. 90. 6. q. uno bic &nigbtS
Of Columbus, mcldle bielelhcn an ote
Nnlcrifnlliid)cn Solootclt pcrtnllfcl1
ltnN p~crtbcilcn mcroc1. Die gc'tel-
hunQ Iolltct oilf bcinubc cine Wt1llloil.
Gle Brciie ioipic audi bic @ertbel=
lung bon proftiid allen Irtlfelll bon
MIci0ungSItiidcn iperDcn IN 3lfilllff
Don Der arieasin0illtries@ cboroc foll'
trollicrt merben.
Gin I0ppfut rnlb Notdr pnn Soin1
renee County, mcldlcr icocnt Nral.
ltrdlltcn % bis SOC hcrcdnet bate
nlr Mitbilfc bcinn grSiilIlcn Der 6rn'
g~cbn0cn, mlbrcnb CT Ntitglieo ipot
non Der geietlidcn @crothllllgs &c
borNe bes Gountps, lit ols9e'dlo''ei'
luproen bon Dem &edt nlS aopofo'
SIT proftisieren. Oicics %rrfobre'
murNc cinecidlogcn BON Der Mll'oir'
Bar sliin. Or bat on oas 0prll'e
ticlh gppeGations @eridt appetizer
unS Die Srase oh cin gopotat mn lo'
dc 0ienItc 9e5oblung b~eallpr'lfel
tonn, miro bon iener geboroe EN-
'dichen perben.
Sie antiliqii0r /. Snterellert DO,
Niifouri fiibrert cine GainpagI'e me'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-11

Are shocked to see the lady drinking ships"
You drink ships every time you use sugar unnecessarily IN d
beverage. 80. -. o. h.
Seventy-fve per cent of the sugar used in n ouItry INA, mas % 10 -
brought here in ships Every possible ship IS needed or the uah'
portation OF troops and supplies to the other SIDE.
Eliminate sugar as a luxury, and you release many snip ir "ar
purposes.
Teach appetite to remember this
DON'T DRINK SHIPS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-10-11

&ic Die Seffcrion Gitp Eoit berld)'
tc., lit Is Ourdalls niht uniunbrideins
lid Nab Der Ereis elmer 2aolln9
sreunbol5 in Sefferion Gitp, I'M Sal,-
ic Nicics Scrbites uno bes fommenoen
&inters, ouf So feltgeiest miro, @ab-
reno oas 9rennltoff = &onlite iener
Stnot bis jebt nod teinen YrclS be-
itiUmt bot, iagt elmer Ser beltbefann'
Ten M1rner ocs Gountp's meld)er nit
&oI5 bonoclt, buB So fir cine Soo,lng
9~rcnnbola cin annebnbarer Erels lei
iir Ocn Sorncr ionic aud tiir Den
acniunlcnten. Ser &aiten ocs be-
trciicnocn @agens iolltc 912 SUB
lonQ utb 40 3oI brett icin uno Der
&oninment ioIlte untcr allen ltmltan'
Ncn cine polle 2abuug Sol5 crbolten.
Iluci mosficrte W1nncr betrotcr
III poriecn 0icnstag bic @cbnul1a
bon Stcpc 2ouf, III Der ytdbe bon
&nrNspiQc, unb nodoem JIG ales
6cI0 mas tic finben fonnten 9erallbl
hottcn, beIhGoigtcn iic in mlttbmlll,'
Ger 9&ciic Die iGntn1tlideu WDbcl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23

rive last night were: W. l.. Sanders. Mrs
I, II. C'amrnaci. Cahrll: Miss Dallic Nut
ter. Drddridga: ". +. Richardson. Green
lricr: r. J. Sayrc. Mrs. Everett Smith
jackson; l.. c. Whiting. Mrs. II. d. Rum
mel, kanawha: Miss Gladens Bryan
Lewis; s. r. Galloway. Lincoln: Mrs
Ethel Reynolds. Mason: l.. {. Bobhit
.lrs. Lulu Summers. Nicholas: Miss Fir.
cinia Guscnan, Pocohontas: l.. y
Richardson. Mrs. Victor Cooper. Richie
4 $. Heck. Miss Estelle Heck and Mrs
w. T.. DuIinS. Ro1nc and +. \. Syca'
tunsr. of Webster county.
Many more representatives will ar
rive this morning on the early trains
and il is expected that big majority
t.t the counties in the state will be repre-
scented.
G. Howard Powell. chief assistant Ia
National Food Administrator Hoover
will arrive this morning. Mr.. Powcl'
will make tho chief address at the
meeting which will be presided over hS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23
II OUT OF 20 HENS
LAYING EVERY DAY
MT. mcmahon Had Only Ono Ken Laying
Ther 10 Tried This Plan.

out o1 my ~ hens. had only %n.r
hen LAYING. every other day. un'll l
startec! feeding Don Sung. In one mThl II
I had II hens laying every DAY: ION ION
Sung is the best rEE producer l eyer
used. and have tried many Kings
Floyd +. Mcmahon. I.nwnd"sv'll"' ;. =:
Yau will notice that tho extra eggs: tnr
just on" dag. paid for NIL thr Don SUNG
Mr. Mcmahon used during III" month
The extra eggs on all other days wrrr
clear profit. Try il. as he did, under 'hiS
offer:
Give your hens Don Sung ana %atcn ,
results Tor one month. IT YOU don't ma
that Don Sung pays for Itself ana pays
you Il good profit hcst'cs SIMPLY 'cl' us
and your money will hc refunded,
Don Sung (Chn"sc for "GE-IaYlhE)
works directly IN tn" "gg-laytnE organs
and is also splendid tonic. II is easily
given in thc feed. improves IN" h"E
health. mnkcS her stronger ana NOR"
active in any weather and starts hrr
laying:
Try Don Sung for thirty days ana n II
doesn't get YOU the rGES. II" matter nov
cold or vet tho weather. your money VIII
b., refunded by return mail li"t Don
Sung from your druggist or poultry rem
cdy dealer or send so crrts today Tor Il
parkas. by mail prcNaid. Burrcll-DuE-
Err Co. no ColumbI Bids Indianapolis
Ind
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23

ed a peculiar ai,men, last Friday. She
was aged one year. two months and IT.
days The parents ore very we'll known
in this city, Mrs, Fankhauscr having
been especially prominent in musical
circles IN Wheeling before the familys
departure for Fairmont to reside. and,
she was formerly q member OF the choir
Of Thomson Methodist Episcopal church.
The body will b. brought to this city
and TO the residence Of MIS-. Fankhnus-
ers parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Schcnjc."
Mt a Indiana street. from whore the
funeral will be held. Arrangements for
the funeral will be announced later. -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23
Henry 6chmnlftsiR.

Henry SchmalsteiG. prominent resi-
dnt Of the South Side, passed away ut
the family home on Thursday evening at
l::26 o'clock, following q brief illness Of
pneumonia He is very we'll known Ard
the news OF his death will come az Q
surprise to his many local friends. He
vas in the 65th year Of his age.
stcig was employed at the Riverside mill
of tho National Tube company. He was
II member OF the Immaculate Conception
church and was affiliated with the A. o..
L. ". He is survived by four sons.
Harry and Charles. Of this city: Earl:
or Washington. Il. c.. and James. Or
Pittsburgh; also three sisters. Mrs.E li1-
nbrth Freisc. OF Petersburg. Va: MIS-.
Mary F.. Smith, OF Pittsburgh. and Mrs.
Andrew Hores, Of Wheeling.
AS yet TO arrangements have been
made for the funeral.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23
LOOK OUT FOR
THAT TIGHT COLD

Not only does il annoy YOU and lower
your vitality. but pneumonia is always
IA possibility. On your way tn or from
work. stop in Mt your druggists and get
25c jar Of ktEW-PINA. One app!Ica-
ton on retiring will break ii. and sec
ond usually knocks II entirely.
kREW-P1NA is also splendid for hrnn-
chitis. tnnsilltis, sore throat: burns
bruises and cuts: it is foe 10 all intlam-
nation and should be on hand in every
homo.
Especially good for Group. II relieves
quickly when doctors are delayed in tho
dead of night or can't come at all. You
can secure it all druggists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23
Complete Registrations
Must Be Furnished

Instructions regarding the completion
of work by draft board officials were
sent out yesterday to local and district
draft boards and to tho medical advisory
board by Captain Fleming A. Anderson.
chief Of the West Virginia department of
military census and enrolment. Com
plcte records ot-reEistrants must be- fur
nishcd and, these will be kept for refer
encc by the war department in the COM
pilation OF the history OF this war and
for information OF the last value as 70
man power in case Of any future war.
The proper and Just administration Of
the war risk insurance act and future
pensions laws OF the country will. in
many cases. depend almost exclusively
upon data contained in these records.
and they will also have vital relation
ship to charges Of descrtion and dclin-
queucy involving the honor Of thousands
of rcgistrants.
BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23

Tho furrrnl nr Charles f. th"dcninnrn !,
,.,n died Yesterday morning f"ilnw1nE,
w. ;,,ncrs nr nncunron'n. will ~" hrid
n" E family home n rSo7 Jacob ,tT""';
brief service at thc HON" Will ~ To-
inwcd nv rrrui"m hirh ,nnse nj 50. A.
'r,n,eu.. church at o'clock. and IN"
in t trrnS"nt will b. made In Mt. Calvary
cemetery a..
MIR. ISi"d"nhach srcrmmhcd to i,, an ~
tack Of rncumnni,",. following M ,I I"'" "iIT
IL was worry we'll known in thiS CIV
and NcMnchn.,. having conducted drnS
store in McMcchcn for the rnSt several
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23
Miss Brauu Services.

Tho funeral FOR MarEnrrt L.ctha
Braun. aged 81. popular young lady OF
rhi$ city. who died TUESDAY Mt h"r
h"m" on South McCnllnCh street. way
he'll Yesterday nftrrnonn. \ large num-
her Of tho intimate friends nj the de-
r"n*cd were present for lhr services at
1:SO o'clock. which were followed by IT.
t.rmcnt at Greenwood cemetery.
The floral offerings wcr" many. ard
beautiful which displayed the nigh r"-
gard in which she was. held. especially
among the union workers Of iht* cll:'
and particularly Of local No. lJI42
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23
Georgia Tech Players
Pass Through the City

= Yesterday afternoon about 4:"o th'
Georgia Tech football contingent arrived
in thu, CITY nr-r tn" r. & Q. AMI trans
fnrrrd to tn" PENNSYLVANIA station. en-
route IL Pittsburgh fur the big clash
with tlr University Of Pittsburgh this
.nft"rnuun. Twelve coaches comprised
til" procession and there w"r" forty four
men IN all. \ short parade rested ui
th. main stem" and ajl"nii"'n nI III"
pruplc was attracted rs the hnys were
n,tircd in khaki and marched In The
:lrnins of a select band which will fur
n;sh tic music al tho big Grldi on clash
Vt the history of football.
Buy WAR SAVING STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23

Funeral services for Miss Clara kct-
tier Carl. wife OF Walter 6. Carl. VIII"
died Tuesday morning AT her home III
Ralti,norc. wcrr held yesterday after
noon nj the residence of her brother,
Charles krtIlcr. ut $3.50 jacob street.
Mrs. Carl was very well known in TINS
vicinity and tho services were attended
by mnny Intimate friends. The remains
were inferred in Mt Zion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23
GIVEN TEN YEARS.

CLARKSBURG. w. Va, Nov. "a
Judge James W. Robinson OF the GRIM
inal court. has passed sentence OF ten
years in the state pcnitcntiafy at
MoundSvillc upon los PuliSe. Norwood !,
coal miner who yesterday was convicted
by Il Jury Of second degree murder. for
Shaving Samuel Scalise. fellow lnlA1A
with d knife, while robbinG h1A
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23

Hon. L. w. Oglcbay. state food admins
traitor.
After the meeting Il luncheon will he
taken at the Windsor and the entire
delegation will be the guests OF Nj.
Oglebay at Waddington farm this after
noon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23
worden Funeral.

Yesterday afternoon. from the family
nom" at III Virginia street. funeral ser,
Wurdcn. whose death occurred Tuesday
night. following short Illness OF in
flucnza and pneumonia. The Rev; John
McColloch. OF the First Baptist church
was in charge of the private services.
following which private intermcnt was
made in Greenwood.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23
Ncttlert Funeral.

From the family homo Mt 81 Porter
avrnuc, Edgwood Yesterday morning Of
$50 o'clock. was held the funeral Of
Mrs. Mary W. Ncidcrt. widow nj the late
Nicholas Ncidcrt, who died Tuesday at
ter hriff illness. The short Scrvice
nj the residence was followed ~
requiem high mass mt 81: Michael
church in l:dGinetun Lane. with the rev
Father Il Nader. the crcbrant. Inter-
mcmt was made in Mt. Calvary CENT
tcrS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23

Gcr,rudr EirEinil MrAnlhch. ::E"d I.
months and seven days. daughter ot
Chnrl"s r. and Edna n. McAninrh: died
at Lac o'clock Thursday. Thu" child No:
been i'll only short time. The tanlil*
has Tho sinc"rc sympathy of a large
number Of friends in their bereavement:
TIN funeral will hc held this afternoon
from The family residence at 30"S Ia: III
street lnIrrm"ni Will be nude IN Ir-
n;uSutu cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23
Miss Porley Funeral Today,

This afternoon Mt o'clock fuenral
services fer Miss Esther Perlcy will be
held In the family home. 1923 Jnc",
and was the daughter Of Herbert and.
Anna P'rlry.. 1ntcrmcnt will be in
Greenwood. .,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23

years. He was 4 member OF Carroll
council. Knights Of Colurnbus. and ais"
Of Wheeling lodge H. 7. Q. Eiks. Sur,
riving are his parents. Michael ane
Anna Gnus Hicndcnhach. also three SIS
,rrS. Misses Rcnatha, Helen and Marie
Bicndcnbach
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23
Funeral for roniinson @Ild.

Tomorrow afternoon at 1880 O'Clock,
the funeral for Roy Franklin. aged two
years. will be held In the family home.
~ Sixteenth street. with interment IN 1,
the MoundsvilIe' cemetery. Tho child
was the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Tomlinson and died on Thursday nisht.,
following three weeks illness. =.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23

The death ut Helen Virginia fank'
hausrr. infant daughter Of Forrest +:
and Enrla Schcnk F%nkhanser. occurred
a. the family home in Faiirmont y"ster,
day morning Mt ociock. Ehe child
had been i'll only week, having suffer-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23

Mrs Lena Hunt. aged IS years. wife
of Henry Hunt. Of 1928 McColloch
street. died in the Ohio Valley General
hospital yesterday morning nj 1870
o'clock. following n brief illness OF in
flucn?a.
Sh. leaves besides her husband scr-'
rral 4childrrn. 49,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23
DELEGATES ARRIVE
FOR STATE FOOD
MEETING TODAY
MANY PROMINENT MEN AND WON
EN- HERE TO ATTEND FOOD AD-
uNISTRAT1oN ASSEMBLY.
National Officials to BE N Wheeling to
Speak Before Big Assembly In

Women representatives and county
food administrators began (" nrri"e in
tn" city last night for III" meeting to
hc hold this n;"rnin. in the assembly
room Of tn" Hotel Windsor 1T 1880
p'rln,k.
The administrators and ladies to ar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-23
United States Food administration
License No. G-1IlSS.
FINNAN HADDIES

\ Fresh shipment in by OK
The sun., 1918-12-03
BUSINESS REALTY
IN GOOD DEMAND
Maiden Lane and Broadway
Properties Disposed OF by
Old Interests.
BUILDING FOR THE LANE
Operators Take Profits From
Harlem Dwelling and Flats
Investing in Brooklyn.

sigsbee Graham has bought % and %
Hfaiden lane. which abuts his prop
erty: and Gold street and 2o5 and
2o7 Pearl street. which he bought re-
Gently. Yesterdays purchase gives this
property, extending through the block
from Gold TO Pearl street, a Maiden
lane entrance From gossip and inu-
nation made by the Charles r. Noyes
Company. brokers in the deal. Mr..
Graham has intentions of increasing his
control over the Maiden lane block
from Gold to Pearl street. which is pos
able, as owners arc willing TO sell. 1t
il .said that Mr.. Graham has in mind
the erection of tall building which
would cover the entire Maiden lane
frontage and the property he now con-
trolls Just back of this frontage. The prop
erty adjoining that was sold yesterday
to Mr.. Graham. 81 Maiden lane. Is said
TO have been bought from the Preferred
City Real Estate Company. The Gra-
ham parcel has n frontage OF 80 feet
on Maiden lane and is Go feet deep.
Mr.. Graham has paid cash for his
realty.
The sun., 1918-12-03
TRADERS TAKING SPACE.
Rent buildings, Floors and stores
In Many Sections.

VI. & L. Hess have leased n floor at
BOZ to SOC Broadway. containing APP
pioXimately 10000 square feet, at an
aggregate rental OF $4,000 to tho +. Il.
Q. Clothing Company. now at 400 Lafay-
cite street also the sixth floor ut &c
East Twenty-second street TO George
Mandels Sons; also space at 10 TO 81
East Twenty-second street to Posner &
Charles and the American Trading
Manufacturing Company. and at 14s
West Twenty-third street TO the Lillian
Costume Manufacturing Company.
j. Arthur Fischer has leased TO David
Mich, picture frame manufacturer, the
six story loft building at 13l West For
ty-hrst street for Margaret A Shayne
and the e. G, Shayne Company for q
long term also leased TO Louis Baum
and others the two story building at
3i1 West Forty-fourth street.
The Charles +. Noyes Company has
leased n suite of offices at 100 Broadway
to the Levant American Commercial
Company, and a portion OF the eighth
floor at 40 to 40 John street to Alexafi-
der & Alexander.
George r. Read & Co. have leased the
store, basement and sub-basement at is
Murray street to Isidore WE'LL.
Bastine & Co. have leased lofts at SO
East Twenty-second street to Leo Pum-
plan: NJ 70 East Twenty second street
To the Barnes Printing Company; at 81
West Twenty-flrst street to Herman
l.akner. and at AZ West Fifteenth street
to Anthony de Simone.
John ]. Healy has leased the Healton
Garage to Jacob Guralnick of Brooklyn
for ten years at a gross rental of about
$3.50. 000. The garage covers the block
mont on Seventh avenue, between 10th
and 1j1st streets.
William a. White & Sons have leased
to the Ralph L. Fuller Company the
building at iO6 and los Beekman street;
also space TO Joseph l.. Garrlsan at $50
Lexington avenue: to Philip Silverman
and Nat 7Iarks at As West Twenty-sev-
enth street: to the J. G. White Engineer
ing Corporation at 40 and 40 Exchange
place to Martin ID. Brown and Julius
LOCKER at S35 to 800 Fifth avenue; also
a loft to the american Headwear Com
pany at 3S2 Lafayette street. and
building to Charles Wieser and Norris
Lipschitz for a long term at 3li West
street.
The Brett & Goode Company has
leased the store and basement at 33
West Forty-fourth street for long
term also space at : TO IL West Forty
fifth street to Adolf Stern and McKenna
4 Robbins.
The sun., 1918-12-03
HOME BUYING IN BRooKLYy.

The Buckley & Horton Company has
sold 1913 Senator street, between Colo
NAL road and Ridge Boulevard, a two
story brick dwelling, on lot 2Qxl0O, for
J.. Lawrence.
E. r. Mersereau has sold eco East
Nineteenth street, dwelling. on plot
60x100. for W. Silvira to Arthur Leth-
eridge.; for A A. Burr the dwelling, on
plot S3xl00. at sol East Nineteenth
street. and for the d. & w. Construction
Company 1910 Glenwood road. F4ske
Terrace, to Mrs. Arthur G. Gable.
Mrs. Agda Wilson has sold the dwell
ing at 1855 West Thirty-second street,
Coney Island, to Joseph Maggiolo.
A. Peace & Son have sold the three
story business building at 375 10 379
Fiatbush avenue, corner OF Sterling
place. for Charles F. Holm.
The sun., 1918-12-03
INTERESTING BROADWAY DEAL

The five story loft building at ass
Broadway, between White and Walker
streets. has Been purchased by Mr..
Mccall and another. who is understood
TO be well known real estate man
I'm the lower part of the city. The deal
IS an interesting one for the reason that
the property was secured for much less
than the valuations placed upon the
realty by three recognized appraisers OF
business property, particularly in that
section. One appraiser valued the build
ing and site at $4,000. but the price
at which the sellers parted with 1t is
much below that figure. The property is
rs feet wide and $50 feet deep, extend
ing back to Cortlandt alley.
The sun., 1918-12-03
TENANTS FOR FINE FLATS.

Douglass L. Gilman & Co. have leased
apartments at SO East Flfty-sixth street
10 Mrs. II. r. Richards: at los East
Eighty-second street TO Franklin l.. Roy
ers. and at 4l6 Madison avenue to S. II.
1facSherry.
William A. White & Sons have leased
apartments at 10 West F'ifty-fourth
street to Wallace Eddinger; at 1879 and
141 East Thlrtieth street TO Mary w.
Fry; at East Fifty-fourth street to
Charles h. Toole; at 17s Madison ave-
Iiue to Mrs. Morris. and at 1T Madi-
son avenue to Clarence Van Astyne.
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wASHINOTON Av. W $, &c n ic3d st, az o
xye.9; also Washington az, =. si.e n
1880 Ut. 81. 6x9s.1i--Rice-Fitzge raid Bldg
Co 10 North County Deyel6pment co, 6S
William 1T. mtg $4,000, Nov 80; atty.
Title Guar & r Co. 116 Bway. 800
OLMSTEAD Az. W 4, $50 n Houghton av,
2SNi00-Ehrich Peterson to A y Main.
berg. et17 Devoe Ter, June "a; atty, A
. MalmberE, 2Iz7 Devoe Ter. ......,.,u
18TH ST. 6R r., q. l00---Bernard
Treptow TO Ernest Back 572 e 1Ssth st.
mtg 5000. Dec 2; atty, Title Guar y 7
Co, as Bway......... .........sI
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RENTS Colby HOUSE.

DSualaS il. Gilman & Co. have leased
ais fOur story and basement dwelling at
~ East Sixty-siXth street for MrssBain.
bridge Colby to Langdon h. Thorne, fur
nished. for the season.
William A. White & Sons have leased
dwellings, at 179 West Seventy-third
street to Martha II. Kauth at 40 West
126th street TO Mary Palmer, and at IS
Fast Eleventh street 10 Anna Teller Me-
Tulty,
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QUICK PROFIT ON SMALL HOUSE

James II. Cruikshank has bought
through George r. Read Il Co. from
Marshall Pask the two three story
dwellings, each OH a lot l5.7x100.11. at
20 and 26 East 10th street. The buyer
Immediately resold at substantial
profit to Annie G.. McCabe, % East
11ath street. A. NJ. Robinson was the
broker in the resale. Both houses are
assessed by tho city for taxation pur-
poses at $1,000 each.
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REsELLs HARLEM FLATS.

EAST 10TH STREET - The Charles
Galewski Company has resold to
Samuel Garner the two five story fats,
on plot 52xl00. at IL and II East
10th street. between Madison and
Fifth avenues. The seller acquired
the property about two weeks ago.
HOME STREET.. Covert has sold
for John ]. Bowe S64 and s6s Home
street and 119: Stsbbins avenue, three
fats. to S. Busoni, who gave In trade
two furnished cottages and a plot at
Ideal Beach. Keansburg. y. J.