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6oTH ST. SIS. IS w "a av, 2oxfoo.b--Mor-
gan J oBrien ct al, exrs John d Grim
m m,5n, to the Srim rim Operating CO, e2t
YT& NJ Go. las Bwsy. ...tis,o 900
johnson g james Monet 80 " sats
ssp ST. 81 W. icic1ai.is;x iif.s.rrane,s
X Pendleton and ano. trustees, to An
Meta Kosof,ky, 257 W iiith st. mtg ,ss.-
Anderson And en' s2s sro Msrsa ~ $1,000 ssiys
18TH ST; IS, 100 Amsterdam sv. 5ox
100 s-MaTie Hartmann to Marie II VIII
Feb IL; attys. sayers Bros. al Nassau
ssTH ST. Isl W. 'ssxiix irr.r.wm sS her.
nth ST. is9 y. -, ,iie.ioss a
St. all liens, mtss i5s,SJo; atty, Leo
schafren, 81 Chambers st .............,I
WH,. ST Ru 500 ref s.sSS ss
Bank. SO Cooper So e. attys, A & W
Hutehens. 50 William st......,....ss.oO 600
Uptown.
(Msnhattan Island. north of 10th street)
il1TH ST, $50 W. IS. 4oxioo.1i--M Fuchs
mtg s5a.75o. all liens. March 20; atty,
Leo schafran. 81 Chambers st. 800
II%%;Sysr4I co:siso I swsy ;v";;sii
10 81 ITO w. y, ZOklUU MARX
Newman ct al to Ffances II Newman,
1897 i4th st. Bklyn: atty. Hy Herr. u
llsTH ST. n 5, $50 Sth av. ioxioo.iiE
Marcus Goddard to ] g. A Stone Realty
Co. ~ w 11ith st, mtg 10000. all liens,
March 10; atty. Nathan II Stone, 346
l2tTH ST. ais.2s Il. SIS. isxioo.ii.Miiton
NJ silverman ct al. exrs. &C, to see-Em
Holding CO. 30 ga Ct. all liens March
f46TH ST. 1880 W. =, 40x9o. 11-Mon-
mouth Holding Co to Plumbers Realty
Co. 1875 Bway, mtg $500 all liens,
Mch 10; attys Lind a Pfeifrer, 40 Ce-
NAGLE Av, 5s.si. 5oxi25.Julius W Baier
to College Holding Co, lis W 120th At.
mtg st4,75o. Mch 10; attys. Morrison q
SHERMAN lAv, 10, Sox1 25-Ralph l. Grow
to Benenson Realty CO. 500 Willis av,
mtg s7j,ooo. all liens. Mch IL; atty, Title
Guar & T Co, 176 Bway. .............s1
SAME PROPERTY--Benenson Realty Co
TO Hy + Keil, 401 z 163d at, mtg s9i.-
0co all liens, Mch 2o atty. Title Guar
GO, lI6 Bway. ........... 800
Bronx.
Borough of The Bronx
CoURTLANDT AV. 8 e s. 81 W 1870 st.
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OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX,

TIFFANY STREET-Roth & Solomon
sold for the 90S to 912 Tiffany Street
Corporation to Benjamin Cohen the
two five story houses 90S to 9l2 Tiff
fanny street, 100xllO. held at $4,000
Alger Coughlan acted as ATTORNEYS
for the seller and Samuel Solomon for
the purchaser.
WEBB AVENUE - Calm & Pittman
bought from Louis Eickwort the two
story dwelling 244S Webb avenue, 25x
100. McLernon Bros negotiated the
sale.
MARMION AVENUE-Sager a Shapiro
bought from the Kurwn Realty Com
pany five story apartment house
1875 Marmion avenue. 50x1lS. Harry
Johnson was the broker
NELSON AVENUE-Sager & Shapiro
have bought from the l.. & s. Realty
Corporation the six story apartment
at 1864 Nelson avenue. 50x1I6. Harry
johnson was the broker.
EAST 172D sTREET-M. L. & c. Ernst
sold to Mrs, Freda +. Schultz the new
law apartment at S91 East l72d
street, 34x100. The sellers recently
bought 1t from Frederick Brown.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD = Charles
Wynne bought from John p. Flannery
the southwest corner Southern Boule-
ward and lSoth street, five story
house. S0x50. Alexander Selkin q
David Mintz were the brokers. stod-
dard & Mark represented Mr. Wynne.
WEST l74TH STREETz-Isaac Lowen-
field Realty Corporation bought In a
cash deal from the Benenson Realty
Company 1o4 West l74th street, a Ave
story apartment. 50x10o. L. J. Green
berger was the broker.
ARTHUR AVENUE-BeDenson Realty
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OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

LbNOA AN EN- UE-Daniel II. jackson,
through Leitner. Bremen & Starr.
bought from the Agra Holding Com
pany. o. II. Cramer president, the
northeast corner of 117th street and
Lenox avenue. a FIVE story fiat build
ing, 41x100.
WEST Hath STREET--Duff & Brown
Company sold for the estate OF
George r. Sheldon 467 West 144th
street four story dwelling. 21x1OO.
Fast GATH STREET-Arthur Hodges
bought for occupancy from Catherine
l.. Pell the four story residence. 25x
1905, at 1872 East Sixty-fourth street.
EAST 18Th STREET-Paul d. era
vath sold the five story dwelling at
107 East Thirty-ninth street. 25x100.
1t Is one of the largest private homes
in the Murray Hill section.
EAST FIFTY-FOURTH STREET-Dr.
c. d. NEEDING bought the dwelling he
occupies at 113 East Fifty-fourth
street from Harry P. Robbins 1t is
Ave story structure, 17.3x1oO5.
EAST 123D STREET.-THE Norwegian
Lutheran Church. at 237 and 23s East
123d street, bought the adjoining
property at 241 East 123d street. a
four story dwelling. lot 2lx100.1l. from
Wilhelnna Kearns. The church now
has a plot 71x10O.11.
NORTH MOORE STREET-The Mark
ham Realty Company. Clarence w.
Oakhurst president. bought from the
estate of Thomas Martin, 10 North
Moore street. four story business
building. 21.9x75. L. II. Scheuber
was the broker.
EDGDCOMBE AVENUE The Isear
Realty Corporation bought 335 and 337
Edgecombe avenue. six story apart
ment house, S0x100, held at s135.oOO,
HrzsN II
Wertzner and Henry Schumacher were
the brokers and Morrison & Schiff rep
resented the buyer.
BROOME STREET.. B. wakeman
sold for the Bank for Savings the six
story store and lofts at 476 and AIS
Broome street. 50xl00. extending TO
Wooster street. 25x1O0, to the Red
wood Realty Company. The property
was held at 100000, and rents for
sl4.S00.
EAST THIRTY-NINHT STREET.-THE
Edgar Estate Corporation sold the
four story residence at 10 East Thir-
ty-ninth street to buyer for occu-
pancy.
MADISON STREET-Roth & Solomon
sold for the Citizens Savings Bank to
Harry Abramowitz the five story tene-
ment $40 Madison street. 25x97
Beall & Rogers acted as attorneys for
the seller and Samuel Solomon for the
purchaser.
EAST 117TH STREET-Harry Sugar
man sold for a client OF Frederick de
Peyster Foster to julius Rider, a
lawyer. for investment, East ll7th
street, five story triple fiat, 25x1O0
PIKE STREET-Samuel I. Gordon,
through Abraham s. Jaffer. attorney
bought the six story tenement, 26.I0x
So, at so Pike street
EAST SEVENTY-FIRST STREET-The
three five story fats, 75x100. at al to
315 East Seventy-frst street, were
sold by Sophia Mayso and Theresa
Well.
EAST SIXTY-FOURH STREET - The
Douglas Robinson, Charles S. Brown
Company sold for Capt. l.. X Bell the
private garage at 1872 East Sixty
fourth street.
WADSWORTH Acknowledgement &
Kohler, Inc, sold for Frederick Brown
to client for investment, 24S Wads-
worth avenue, Ave story new law
walk up apartment house, 50xll5.
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Company bought from william C. Ber-
gen the southeast corner of Arthur
avenue and 176th street. a six story
and two FIVE story apartment houses,
120x9s.
conc RISE Abraham
Bricker bought from Frederick Brown
the FIVE story apartment at 1920 Grand
Boulevard and Concourse. 776x105.6.
The house was held at 100000 and
rents for about $1,000
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The row OF four Ave story high class
apartment houses at 354 to AGO Wads-
worth avenue. one block from the 191st
street station of the Broadway subway.
was purchased to-day In a cash deal by
the .Morgenstern Brothers Syndicate
from the Zagon Realty Company. The
apartments house 100 families. and cover
plot 200x150 facing the Hudson
River. They have rentals aggregating
$4,000 and were held at 100000. The
sale was negotiated by S. Grossman.
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SALES IN BROOKLYN.

F. G. Sauter sold for Mrs Mary A.
Sullivan the three story fiat at 299
Seventh street to Christian L. Meyer.
B. ]. Sforza sold for Rufus T. Griggs
the plot 60x106 on the north side OF
Seventy-f1rst street. 220 feet east OF
Thirteenth avenue, to Palermo Bros.
who will erect three two family houses
Meister Builders. Inc. sold to N
Grippe the house at 1915 Eighty-fourth
street. a two family house, for occu-
pancy
The two story house at AS Eighth
street was sold for Charles p. Bur
roughs by F. c. Sauter to Augustus }.
Rim.
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SELL PART OF CUTLER SCHOOL.

Douglas L. Gilman & Co. have sold
to Rowland Pell. the Ave story dwelling
at 81 East Sixty-first street. which with
the adjoining property at 40 has been
used as the home of the Cutler School.
yam exclusive private institution for boys.
Mr.. Pell will divide the building into
residential suites. This house is the
NTH one on the same block that Douglas
L. Gilman & Co. have sold for the pur-
pose of making over into suites since
December !. The Cruikshank Company
represented the purchaser In the present
deal
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NINETY-NINE YEAR LEASE.

The City Real Estate Improvement
Corporation. Paul Henry Zagat presi-
DEM, has added to his holdings on West
Fifty-seventh street by taking a ninety
* he yeaI.ss3 'e of the FIVE -ctorSsik I'd
ing 1858 West Fifty-seventh street, at the
northeast corner OF Columbus avenue,
from Henry C. Copeland at an aggregate
rental of about 100000. The prop
erty will probably be remodelled by the
new owners into studio apartments.
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SOUTH ST. SIS. SO and 90. s1.2xss.11x63.1N
e0.6, Dec 31-Nina Van r Vail and sno
to Union Square Saw Bank. 20 Union
So, due and int per bond. pr mtg s3S,-
900: atty, Title Guar & T Co. l7e Broad.
GRANT ST. 6l-7. s, s4.1x5o. March al
Hermann Siefke to Lawyers Mtg Co, Sd
Liberty at. due and int as Per
East Side.
EAST OF Fifth avenue, between Four
tenth and 10th streets)
3D Av, sl6. 6, 2s11x79.11. March al
Jas Devinc to Friederike Koppsl-
mann. 1910 Crotona Park East. due and
int as per bond pr mtg $4,000; atty,
Title Guar g. r Co, lie Bway $4,000
10TH ST. 425:s5, $, 14sxs7;4. p M
March 21-Elkay Builders Corpn to
Metropolitan saw Bank. SO Cooper So +,
10 yrs, 5ee attys. A & W Hutchins.
SANE PRoPERTY, March 2i.same to
same. 10 yrs. 5ec, building loan: attys.
same .................... $4,000
Exports From New York.
Wheat. 1Os.2S6 bu. bacons. 20.764.527
lbs. lard, 10.377.765 lbs. oats. 1924
bu.; pork, 1910 bbls. butter. 22o.5oo lbs.
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INTERvALE AVENUE DEAL.

The Kano Realty Company, Inc. sold
to the Sava Realty Corporation the two
five story apartment houses occupying
the block on the easterly side of Inter
vale avenue. extending from Fox street
to Beck street, and known as $50 Beck
street and s65 Fox street. Joseph VOL
kenberg was the broker. Kantrowitz &
Essberg were the attorneys for the pur-
chaser.
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ANOTHER APARTMENT HOTEL.

The Braender. a ten story apartment
building. at the south corner of Central
Park West and 1929 street. is to be
altered into an apartment hotel. with
suites OF from one to three rooms, by
Max N. Natanson. who recently &C
quired the property from William C.
Dewey. Plans for the alterations have
been prepared by Zipkes. Wolf & Ku-
droff. They include the installation of
a roof garden restaurant. The Braender
is the second large apartment house
along Central Park West to be trans
formed into an apartment hotel. The
apartment at the south corner of Eighty
sixth street, 1t was recently announced,
Is to be made into the Peter Stuyvesant
Hotel. Alterations to the Braender are
expected to cost 100000.
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RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

Goodwin & Goodwin rented for
Frances Bernstein to Charles Noll the
three story dwelling at 1919 West 10th
street.
James A. Sheeran leased for Julien J.
Durand to Mrs Julia Mclean the three
story dwelling at 121 East Ninety-fourth
street.
Ames & Co. leased for T.. V. Holmes
to +. NJ. Senior the four story dwelling
al West Forty-sixth street.
Barnett & Co. leased for Charles II.
Hart the Ave story residence, 1919 Lenox
avenue, to NJ. Barth.
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TEMPLE GATE OF HOPE BUYS.

James e. Barry OF the KNAPP & Was
son Company sold for Nicholas F. Walsh
to the Temple Gate of Hope the vacant
plot, 50x100. on the south side of 177th
street, log feet east of Broadway. Work
will be started May 1 on the construc-
ton OF building to cost $4,000.
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.
with name and address of owner and at
torney.)

Downtown.
(South OF Fourteenth street)
ATTORNEY ST. $. $50 n Stanton st, 25x
100. 5--Herman Hochstein to NJ Rosen-
field. 1919 Mohegan av. Bronx. mtg sie'.
800 all liens; atty. Phil d shapero. lis
BRoApwAY, sss, 27ssi75 to W., Court.
l ns1n.d,;,v s liIIy,eAA ~, sillcoek to Lawyers
FR i5Hs sH nnd f. + M 4sifas-Jobn Rt.1
ct al. exrs, to Harry Grigg, Mount
Vernon. Y; atty. Title Guar i T Co
SANE PRoPERTY-Hiariry X GrisS s'Ot TO
Harry r Hiiard. Nyack. N Y, mtg ;2s.
900, band $. March 90; atty, same, 800
otto TO Broadway Saw Instn. Park nj.
mtg $4,000. all liens. March 4 atty
=, Richard Kelly. 2sa Bway ..,,.,,..,.,i
20 Jennie Paley. sss Caldwell av, ali
liens, Feb Is; atty. Gruenstein & NJ 2aO
S?S@ss .a ts s-.sli 81 l.. st to E e. =, :
Lane. ?2l North ST. Jersey city, and
; mS1y desd pay SSs 18th ST. Bklyn eorrec;
soUTH ST, 80, aoixss.sxlic;. exss sI.T 1;SSO oS
G Dickinson to nina Van r Vail, 80 Pine
ST. city, and Susan Van Strong
2oSe DeiTny pl4 Philadelphia, Pa. ia
part part al liens ems Dec "a, 1915 atty. Title
SANE PRoP pc ~ bTa zyvanck. piSt3O
son 10 same l-S part. all liens. Dec 2s;
81 DickinsOn TO
Robt kenrey. gdn, to same l-s part,
b and all liens: attys. Lessier 4 rus
9Th ST, 525 E. n 6. 25xsOlO-James r.
Roosevelt ct al. trustees. to Thomas q
O'Connor. w S7th st, all liens, March
10; atty, Lawyers T & Co, 100 Bway,tl
East Side.
EAST OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
eiST ST 1884 e. $. i9xlOo.S-Paul,ne X
Schrenkeisen to James Costello, 1877
vermilyea av, mtg $50, 900, ali liens
March 20; atty, Harold c Knoeppei, s
loisT ST, si7 II. n 5. ::sxioc.iii'-...RRso,.g'ee
Punch to Bertha Leipzig, 1850 ll2th st,
q c. March 10; atty, T q & T Co, i7s
SANE pRoPERTY-Bertih.a.' 'ii,einn1,iiv, "
Louis silver. 1872 f l?ad st, mtg si7. 900,
all liens, March 81. atty, same. 500
10TH ST, 425-t35 Z, n s, 14sxs74-Metro-
politan Saw Bank to Elkay Builders Corp.
132 Nassau st. all liens. May 10; attys
A 4 w Hutchins. 50 william st. 81, 900
West Side.
(West OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streetsD
9TH AV. s, 50s n 18th ST. ln1xIO0-
Ephraim Bass TO Donald II Elder s33 w
18th st--Milo VI Wells, 2230 University
ny. Bronx, mtg $500. all liens March
20; atty. y T g. NJ Co. 1873 Bway. 400
9TH Az. 7G-S, lO0N+7, llxlOo--Bee
Holding Co to Donald II Elder, 8ss w
18th st, and Milo Wells, 22aG Uni
yysrsliS az. Bronx mtg $4,000. all liens,
o"ay:,''''' ...... ..............sloo
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HARDNESS SELLS RESIDENCE.

Douglas L. Gilman Co. sold for
Harry Hardness the six story American
basement residence at 20 East Eighty
first street. covering a lot 20.6x1o2.2.
This house was built about ten years
ago by w. w. & T. VI. Hall, who sold
It upon completion to Mr.. Hardness The
property had been held at 100000 and
was sold to a prominent New Yorker
for his syn.
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APARTMENT ON HEIGHTS SOLD.

Byrne & Bowman resold for the Shenk
Realty and Construction Company, Jo-
seph Shenk president, to the Realty Man.
ayers. Inc. Frank Begrisch, Jr.. presi.
dent. the six story elevator apartment
house known as Haven Court. occupy
ing about five and half lots on the
northwest corner of Broadway and 1S0th
street. This building contains sixty
apartments and was held at $350.000
This Is the second large purchase made
within a few days through Byrne 4
Bowman by the same purchaser.
Mr.. Shenk also resold the three five
story apartment houses, on plot 150x
100. at 2070 to 20SO Arthur avenue.
which he acquired yesterday from the
o. & II. Realty Company. Held at
$4,000 and renting for $4,000. the
properties were disposed OF to client
OF Kleiner & Kleiner. attorneys.
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MACE HOLDINGS LEASED.

j. Randolph Jacobs and Everett ia
cobs leased through y. A. Berwine a.
Co. from the United States Trust Com
pany. executors for the estate of Mar
garet ]. Mace maggie Mitchell, the
actress), 1921 to 2729 Broadway. north
west corner Of 104th street. three five
story apartments. on plot approxi-
mately 104x12S. for term Of twenty
one years at an aggregate rental OF
approximately 100000. The lease car
ries the privilege OF two renewals.
The Messrs. Jacobs plan to make ex-
fensive improvements to the present
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10TH ST. 153 e. s. 1T.sx irreg-Thos
Morris to Bemamlno Lefore. 466 Mott
av. mtg $4,000. Mar 20; atty, q
T Go. l7e Bway.. ......:...: 800
BR1sTOW ST. 1887. :. 25x5s.5--Frances
Seitz and ano to Anna II Murphy, l3s!
Bristow at, "a part. Mar 20; atty.
c A Furthman. Sd av and 14Sth ST S2,66s
LOT 216, map No I, st Raymonds Park
LIBERIA Lepare to Thos Morris, 1873 u
ltsth st. March 20; atty, Title Guar &
20, lLb BWay. .......... - lVV
PARAMOUNT PI. 500. g., 1s.6Nsa.lo-
Fannie Eupler to Pincus Marlowe. 1858
Milford pl, mtg $4,000, March 90; atty.
j Stutsky, 220 Bway. Slo0
MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender and
Attorney
Downtown.
tsouth OF Fourteenth street)
BEAVER ST. 1915. . cor New st. AK
TASK irreg, Sis parts. a I, Feb a.
Howard C Smith to Edw Moen, 337
W 10Th at, and ano, trustees, 3 yrs, Sc;
atty, Title Guar e Co, l76 Broad
FRONT ST. ~. ls.1lxs5.s, p m, March 20
Harry X Grigg to Jno Riker, 10 f
87th st. ct al, exrs, yrs, $50; ATTY. Saml
Riker, Jr. 10 Cedar ST.. $4,000
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DROWN REsELLs LOFT.

Frederick Brown, who recently pur-
chased through the Charles f. Noyes
Company from the Adams Land and
Building Company the eleven-story loft
building at 474ia to 476 Broadway has
reeold the property through the same
brokers to Frank J. Heaney. Malcolm r.
Lawrence and Silas r. Everett. The
building. which runs through to 3s
Crosby street, covers 1900 square feet
10 equipped with four elevators and other
modern improvements and originally
cost 100000.
The purchasers, who were represented
by Lewis II. May & Co., gave in ex-
change for the loft building. in addition
to a large amount OF cash, three colonial
residences, 100x100. on the east side OF
Ocean avenue. Edgemere, l.. l.. valued al
$4,000: block of forty-five lots valued
at $4,000 facing Jamaica >Bay, Far
Rockaway boulevard and Grand View
avenue, and two blocks of lots fronting
on the same boulevard between Ocean
Neptune and Beach avenues. valued al
$4,000. Active negotiations for the re-
sale Of the Edgemere properties are now
being conducted for Mr.. Brown by Lewis
H. May.
Frank J. Heaney, president of Everett
Heaney & Co., in commenting on the
purchase Of the Broadway property.
said:
MY experience Of over thirty years as
merchant in the Broadway section
leads me to believe that Broadway real
estate Is rapidly increasing in value.
look for very startling increase in
values Just north of Canal street.
There is practically no space to be
had in this neighborhood. and not only
are underlying conditions strong. but by
reason of the new Broadway subway and
the proposed vehicular tunnel from the
foot Of Canal street to New Jersey, |
confidently expect that the present prices
OF Broadway property will look ridicu-
lously low In a few years"
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Sea Bass Looked For May I.
It Is the belief of men who go bank fish
ing that sea bass will be found in the local
outside waters on May 1 this season in
stead OF the middle OF the month because
Of the warmth of the water.
Angling During Luncheon Hour.
Founders are biting well in Port Jefer-
son Harbor. Recently John Koltzan of
Medford, Long Island. with a friend, has
been fishing for three quarters of an hour
at noontime and their catches have been
more than they hoped for. The largest
catch taken during these forty Ave minutes
OF the luncheon hour was 6i fathsh, as
founders are termed in those waters
We Twelve Dine Tonight.
The We Twelve Fishing Club will have
it's eleventh annual dinner and meeting
to-night at the Palette restaurant. East
Twenty second street, at 1850 O'Clock
Lou Sprung, Bass Champion. Tackle Man.
Lou Sprung, champion striped bass
angler of the Cotton Thread Fishing Club
OF America. Inc. has opened nsh!ng
tackle shop at 276l Atlantic avenue, Brook
Ign.
Where TO Obtain Locker Space.
Recently "w. b. r." asked In the Rod
and Gun column where he could rent a
locker at one OF the fishing stations around
New York. c. Braun OF 24l Himrod street,
Brooklyn. suggests Jake and George Rath-
man at wreck Lead. anu FRANK hEupht VI
467 East l44th street says a locker can be
rented at DUNES Hotel, on Emmons ave-
nue., Sheepshead Bay, for 81 season. or
wv. r. F." might inquire about the mat
ter at Thomas fuckers tackle stand,
Sheepshead Bay.
Founders Bite In Local Waters.
Word comes from Long Island Found
and the bays along the south shore from
Sheepshead to Great South that founders
are biting on sandworm and bloodworm
bait
Famous Fishing Pictures to be shown.
Next Sunday night in the Fulton The
atre. West Forty-sixth street there Will
be shown the famous collection OF mo
ton pictures and color views collected by
the American angler These pictures con
tain sensational and beautiful scenes de-
picting the sport of angling. and nave
been seen by 100 900 during the past year
when on tour through the country. This
is only tho second time they have ever
been shown publicly In New York.
About six miles OF motion MIN ana
combed to get the programme which is
offered and many OF the scenes were
especially made for this collection. James
A. Cruikshank who took many OF the
pictures will lecture on them during their
The subjects range all the way from
the birth OF a salmon from the egg 10 inc
taking OF giant sword FISH weighing
over two tons Famous casters holding
worlds records are shown in action.
Spawning thirty pound muscalloA9e IS
Illustrated and humorous animated anE,ins
81 New York the Newark Bait and Fly
Casting Club and the Bcaverkill cub are
among the clubs which have planned 10
attend the showing in body
A Plea for the Ruled Grouse.
our most noble native game bird Is
practically extInct here. Llylns at Round
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REAL ESTATE.

~ MOLE 1870 B'way. N. \. The
III. +" best along North Shore
L. J.. for sale or rent.
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now OF APARTMENTS SOLD.

buildings. converting them into two three
and four room suites.
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ROD AND GUN NEWS


& & PS .%sse Bay yS E E' London Ms.
e. FL |E i1s $s G;s y; Il.
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OUT OF TOWN MARKETS
PHILADELPHIA,


5000 Baldw I. LIST IS. lcoN 1Oo% 1oo% 1oox
2 2SSo Elec 4 PEG Is" 20 . 20 70
1000 Pa r X temp ctts si7s siA 9I7s 49,
5000 United Rys Inv IS 20 10 6ga. 20
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Founders Bite In Local Waters.

Word comes from Long Island Sound
and the bays along the south shore from
Sheepshead to Great South that founders
are biting on sandworm and boodworm
hal
The sun., 1919-03-22

Borough of The Bronx
COCRTLANDT AV. 8 e 6, 81 W 1870 81
The sun., 1919-03-22
Columbia and Dora r..

For Founders from Rathman's, Wreck Lea,
daily exc. Monday, 6:Il train. Sunday 60
and s:06 trains, Fare 81. Bring worm
LAX II RATHMAN- GEORGE RATHMAN
New Britain herald., 1919-11-12

not guilty from a jury which tried the woman on a charge of murder here yesterday.
 Mrs. Gotthold testified that she re- Ccived a letter from her son, Eugene, saving that he was going to Arizona, that she had lost her husband two months before the day of the shooting, July last, that her money was fast disappearing and that my mind went black and 1 know nothing of what happened at the hotel"
 Mildred Gotthold, the daughter, was IS and a beautiful girl.
New Britain herald., 1919-11-12
IS KIDNAPPER KING.
Mexican Bandit Now Makes Attempt
 to Kidnap Catholic Bishop.

San Antonio, Texas, Nov. 12.- Federico Cordoba, the bandit chief who is charged with having kid mapped American Consular Agent Jenkins at Pueola, Mexico, made an unsuccessful attempt 10 capture Enrique Sanchez Parcqcs. Catholic bishop of Pucbla, a few days ago. ac- cording to information received here today from puebla.
 The bishop, after escaping trai set by the bandit, appealed to fedora authorities for protection.