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HEIGHTS APARTMENT SOLD.

Tho lincoln Mortgage Company. s.
1lunsnthal, president, has sold to an
investor tho three I'VE story apartment
housss at the southeast corner of Pine
hurst avenue and 178th street, known as
Ths Evelyn. Tho Roslyn and The Celia
1haDo houses are at and 9 Pinehurst
AVoous and 752 West 17sth street
3Aey occupy q combined frontage OF 1877
Get on Pinehurst avenue. 102 feet on
Sytsh street and return an annual rem
u Of $4,000. The sellers, who had
oWnsd the houses since 1919. held them
- $4,000. J. Zimmerman and NJ. Sell
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Casualties Corrections.


Tho following ,cabled corrections ere
issued az an appendix to ne regular
casualty Lists at the request Of the sev-
eral press associations:
DIED OF DIsEAsH PREvIOUgLI ~
PORTED DIED FROM ACCIDENT
AND OTHER CAusEA
Private.
sTRUBM william, Cincinnati, Ohio.
KILLED IN ACTION, PREVIOUSLY M
serseenf.
OCHwErTzDR. Fred. Chicago m
HELM. curtis g., Hale No
MTTENDoRr. barney. Avon. onsa
MoNToYo. Louis, Del Norts, Col.
zE1Ta Alfred O.. Traverse City. Mich.
DIED from WOUNDS. KREvrousLx
REPORTED DIED.
DAVIS, Warren Frank. Nieksr.on, Kaas
GEYER, Jacob NJ. Sheyenne N. d.
GREENE. Cecil E.. Selma, Ala.
h FoRr IN H MdESSr fH sn1e%sEs A
SCOTT. Earl d, Grsenneld. Mass
DIED; PREyIoUsLY REPORTED
Private.
KoUpD1.KA. Anton. Chicago. III
KILLED IN ACTION, PREyIOUsLY ~
PORTED G DGTNRMISs s2GoHEn OS-
Private.
McMILLDN. Robert c.. Mcclure. ohia
DIED. PREVIOUSLY REPORTED
WOUNDED tDEGREE IN
DErERMINED).
Private.
HAWKINS. Clarence E.. couItervfIle. N
ING IN ACTION.
ANDERSON. Philip B.. New Castle. p
ALDERMAN, oliver F.. Johnstown. Pa
INp1ANAREtLI. Pasquaie Windber. n
KELLY. Mcrdiaunt b. covin.ton. Va.
KIRKPATRICK. Ray. Lester PratfeAs
IIANTRIP. Spencer, Memphis. Tenn.
MCDONALD, Edward T. $50 French -,
RBssEMAN. william, Richmond. MINI.
w0UNDED SEVERELY. PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
Private.
NoRvT1LB. Walter. Urban, KY.
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY. PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
Private.
FrALA Ernest l., Verona, wyo
W0uNDED DEGREE UNDErERM1NEDh
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING
IN ACTION.
Privntcs.
JAMIEsON HuEhie j., Binghnmton. y. r
SMITH, william Kenmare. ". D.
RETURNED TO DUTY, PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
Privates.
WARD. Joe F.. Gravel Switch, KY
" EH,! George. 500 L. 18th ST.. Now
ENORMOUSLY EEPORTED KILLED M
ACTION.
Private
ROBERTS. Louis. East Salt Lake Cfsx
Utah
ERRONEoUsLY REPORTED DIED FROM
WOUNDS.
Private.
MAXWELL. Henry Y, Anguina, MisS
ERRONEOUsLY REPORTED DIED from
ACCIDENT AND OTHER CAUSES.
Privatss
POPE. Fred A, Arlington, Tenn.
ROWE, Donald, Franklin st., Holly, N. T.
ERRoNEOUsLY REPORTED WOUNDED
DEGREE UNDETERMINED.
Corporal.
MACAUIAY, Frank A., I27 I'd place.
Brooklyn. n. Y.
Wagner.
McLERoY, Thomas walter Chicago, III.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-02
BUYS TO PROTECT LIGHT

Weld a Suydam. Inc. have sold for
the estate of Matilda Stiefel 80 East
Sixtieth street, a four story dwelling, on
lot f0x10o. adjoining the fourteen story
Hotel La Sale at 20 TO 81. owned by tho
Orinoco Realty Company. Bing d Bling.
II was reported that Bing q Bing had
bought the property to protect the light
and air OF the hotel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-02
sALn IN TOBACCO DISTRICT.

Ths Broadway-John Street Corpora
don. Elias A Cohen president, has sold
% Elias Bach q Son. tobacco importers,
che I'VE story ONCE building at the south
west corner Of Water and Pine streets
This structure, which Is in the heart of
the tobacco district. was recently pur-
chased through Douglas Robinson and
Charles 9. Brown from the estate of AL
fred N. White, william A White &
Sons were the brokers who negotiated
yesterdays transaction.
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ozIV IiIND n ts4N . z
BY Joseph p. Day.
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan,

AVENUE A. 60. 3 and b--,samuel aud Isl
dore Deutsch to Edw Silfen and tsidore
Field. 1903 Avenue A, yrs from Feb /.
1915 Manhattan Waist Shops. 60 Aye,
pE nSg now i;s:ic .s coT a and $500
all-Estato Eugene A HOFFMAN, Inc, TO
Michael Walker. 6?s BERGEN az. Bronx
and Morris NJ Goldstein, 1880 I'd av, 81
iadd, 20 Nassau ST. taken, sc, and $4,000
BROADWAY. 3s47-4s. stores, 9 and I. be-
ing stores 6 4 0 IT W cor i60th st--Her-
bert DongRn Constr Co to Sol Mishnun,
23S Fort Washing ton av. li-i2 yrs from
Aug !. 1915: atty, Mishnun. 4o07
HMuY I. Ng.bVV
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RESIDENTIAL LEASES,

Pease a Gilman leased for Julius Bal
lin to Arthur Nicoloric the three story
dwelling at So East Ninety-first street
and IS East Ninety-flrst street, which
tho same brokers leased last week for
the same owner to DR.. Pasquale Alfieri.
The Houghton Company leased for I.
Randolph Jacobs the three story dwell
ing at EOS West Seventeen street to
Alice e. Brace.
Samuel H. Martin leased for Laura
W. Nilsson the four story dwelling at ~
West Eighty-sighth street to T. o. D.
Kelly
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REAL ESTATE JOTTrNGs,

Charles r. Noyes Company were APP
pointed exclusive managing agents for
the eighteen story building at 1898
Beaver street, extending through to
Marketneld street, recently purchased
through the same brokers by Norton.
Lilly Co. from the Stock Quotation
Telegraph Company. The building Ia
one of the tallest and best constructed
office buildings in the financial district
and the lower floors will be occupied
eome time during the summer after ex-
tensive alterations have been made by
the owners and their subsidiary COM
panies. -.'
Douglas l. Gilman & Co. were the
brokers in the sale of the dwelling IL
East Eighty-second street. for J. Prem
uce Kellogg. reported yesterday.
]. Scott negotiated the recent sale OF
the Rockfoust apartments for tho Hal
logan Realty Company to I. Portman
Pease & Gilman were the brokers In
the sale Of the four story dwelling at 8
East Elghtieth street by Miss Fannie
Hendricks 10 James L. Wright OF Free
port. L. I.
New York Title and Mortgage Com
pany has taken q loan of 100000 on
the sixteen story and basement mercan-
tile building. Is and II West Thirty
sixth street. recently completed by Jati-
con Construction Company. Inc. Julius
Tishman and David Tishman).
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TWO APARTMENTS REsoLD.

Charles Siegel Levy resold the two
I'VE story apartment houses at 1882 and
1890 Southern Boulevard. near West
chester avenue, each on q plot t0x10o.
The new owner Is Rose Schrieoer. who
acquired the houses through II. wallach
as broker. Mr.. Levy bought three houses
at this point on March 1 and has now
disposed Of the three. tho intervening
house at 1886 having been sold recently
to Samuel Weiser.
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OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

CHARLOTTE STREET - Greenfield g.
Saffir, brokers. sold for the Seabury
Construction Company to College
Holding Company the six story apart
ment house. built by the selling COM
pany about three years ago. at the
junction of Charlotte street and Sea-
bury place on. plot l10xi49. II re-
turns an annual rental of $4,000
and the selling price was 100000
Milton S. Hoffman represented the
seller as attorney and Morrison &
schifr acted as attorneys for the pur-
chaser.
TRINITY AVENUE-Harris q Maurice
Mandelbaum resold the two 1--WE story
houses at s29 and SGT Trinity avenue,
each 40x100. TO an investor. The
houses were acquired by the sellers
recently from the Trinity Avenue Cor
poration.
AVENUE - Chatzinoff
Bothers bought two five story apart
ment houses at the northwest corner
OF 17Sth street and Monterey avenue
through y. J. Wood.
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ARMY.
(Day Report)

FLORIDA.
GRoSSMAN. Edgar II. Lieut.. st. Angus
tine (W).
ILLINOIS.
GRANT. Gilbert A.. oblonE (ws).
IOWA.
KUHN Albert j., Fort Atkinson (WS).
NEW JERSEY.
ANDERSON. Henry, Paterson (WB).
RUSSO. George r., Newark (w).
MASSACHUSETTS.
PURCELL. Frank s., Chelsea {pA(.
TURNER, John II, Lawrence (DA).
MICHIGAN.
MANOCKE, Dominioke. Coldwster (DA).
NEBRASKA.
HUNT, John Edward Lincoln twUD.
OKLAHOMA.
BAKER, Frank r. corp. FL Reno tws).
OREGON.
PARKER, clyde j., corp, Portland (w).
GRAY, Charles W.. Hillsboro (WS)
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
lat u vEsEY STREET.


i22D ST, 6ls w, q Q, $50 W Amsterdam nv,
b0xs5Il. sty apt--Union Dime Saw
Bank agt west Side Construction Co at
al, due. ,6s,4st.l5: taxes. &c. sl,s9ses;
RUTGERS PL, 70, n 8. $40 W Clinton st.
26xllO. sty fat and stores-Mary
RoKourghe agt Barnett Hamburger ct
al; due. S3s,7oo.3i; taxes. &C. ss.oo7tsj
TO tho plaintiff. .................sS6,o 900
lat $40 THIRD AvENUE.l
BY Joseph p. Day.
CHERRY ST. S67, 3 o, 7e.6 W Gouverneur
at, s6sxs4x3ox65.s. 4 sty int and stores
Jos Putgel agt Jacob Nathan ct al: due,
slS,sss.s7; taxes. sc. s%ll.92: TO the
pRVipsoN Av. W cor lsoth ct. 1880 1880
vaeant-I.ouis smyth aEt Moses Crystal
ct al; due. Si2,sI5.6s: taxes. &c, s2,-
0D6S0; also
HARRISON Av. q e, 90 . Isoth st. 1s5x
100. vacant; also Grand av, 8, 10 s
1s0th ST, l05x90, vacant: also Burnside
av. ., whole front bet Old Croton
Aqueduct and Harrison av. lo6.7xls2.7x
l4l.sx90.2. vacant; lsoth st, cor
Aqueduct az ID 7LliIi25xs6,6xl27.5.
vacant; Davidson av, g. S6Ss n Burn
side av. 2O0Ss0. vacant-N Y Title d Mtg
Co agt Moses Crystal ct al; due. s40.-
25elT: taxes. &c. s5.2S0.ss: also
HARRISON AV. II e cor Burnside av, 17.11
xlOOxl36.2Xi60.2. vacant-C Earl agt
Moses Crystal ct al; due, Sll,s6S.S7;
taxes, &c. &5sS.26; withdrawn.
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JOHNSTON, FANNIE d. LAwSoN-rn
pursuance OF an order Of Honorable John
p. CohalRn. Surrogate OF the County os
New York, NOTICE is hereby given to ali
persons having claims against Fannie ID.
Lawson Johnston, late OF the County OF
New York, deceased, to present the same
with vouchers thereof to the subscriber.
trAnsactins bugineEs, No. 35s Fifth Avenue
Manhattan. In tho city OF New York. on or
before tho 18th day Of September nsIL
Dated, New York, the 18th day OF March,
1913 COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY,
VARY HOWARD JHOMPsON. Executors.
ecutors. $50 Broadway. Manhattan. New
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-02
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with nams and address OF lenders at
torney.)
Manhattan.

SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders at
torney.)
Manhattan.
42D ST. SIS. l+1 " let av, 2SxsSS- Sophie
and Diedrich Tietjen. sol 9Th av, ct al
to Ma Herman Ef.n. T n Mss o.
srRING ST cor Thompson st, 2sI
bs.1o-Angelo Frasinetu to scipione De
LoronHo. rs withers st, Bklyn, Nov 70:
isl6; atty, Title Guar d Co, l7o
soTH ST, 5, 1870 . tth, av, ls,2rSSi-
Knth and Jacob w Miller to Henry d
Douglas Robinson. Feb 2s. 1925; Attys
Evarts C q y, 81 Wall st .....3ls,00
10TH ST. 2t4 w-sarah Zendernsn. 222
piehl. ezra win Jacob Koch. Sept "a:
1910 atty, Geo Steinmulier. 1871 ga
cRascbNr COURT, cor r2iith st and
Riverside Drive. to tho Dorilton Corp,
6ss w ls7th ct, June 8, lsis; atty. Perry
Fulton; itS Nassau st.;.;;i;: isiSyIG
to Trust Co OF n Y. IS Wall ct. Nov
~, 1904 atty. T g T Co; i!s
SAB W ST. :. as W 9th st. 'i;iioc.t.fhiHiyipo
Rosenbaum e al, to saml and Fanny
Rosenstock. 81 l. s6th ct. Aug Is, 1908;
attys. Arnstein a Levy, i7s Bway,6.26o
18TH ST, SO E-CorteiIyou Realty Co TO
weismsn. ssi Fulton st. Bklyn. IS, 900
SPRING ST. so-sf-Frsnk and Rosina No
Coy ct al, to Central Saw Bank, 1877 +th
av, Oct ~, 1915 attys. wayiand & Der:
Nassau ST, ss.:s-Emims Thieic ' to the
atty. Butcher II F. d Madison
.s aT ST, !. aiiH ION .y. ii..is sSS'SOO
W 1Sth st. June .. lsIs...........Si,oo 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-02
SALE IN WEST BRONX.

1aalty Managers. Inc. Frank Berger
fDuh Julian president, bought from the
S9nuade Avenue Realty Corporation the
ooock front on the south side of Burn
pue Tho plot contains over ten lots
and 10 considered one OF the choicest
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-02
MECHANICS LIEN.
Manhattan.

2sTH ST, aSs w--Revolving Door and
Fixture Co agt Theodore + Humphrey
ct al, eSrs owners; NJ Groh's Sons. Inc
I29TH ST, III E--Israel wsiner agt Pat
rick Quinn and John r MulhAll. ownersi
,srM s R a., ~ ssSsnn'TWaetonr s,S,Hns
agt Plymouth Realty Co, owner, ana con-
tractor ..................... ...tlezb6
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LIS PENDESS.
Manhattan,

10TH ST. 1893 ". and 80 av. 1914 10
lgs2--lda c SaNton aEt Catherine Il
Saxton ct al faction to determine dover.
&oli atty. W x Osborn.
MANHATTAN ST, y, lntersec n n 126th
st, l23 sxi9s9 OK irreg-Iawyers Mortgage
Co agt Catherine C Burke ct al fore
closure OF MORTGAGE: attys, Sherman
n Sterling.
18TH ST, SIS 115 W Park nv, l7.oxIo2 p
Helen 8 Cgtlvie ACT " Y Life Ins a
Trust Co. exr. ct al foreclosure OF two
mortgages)i attys, Cannon 4 Cannon.
STANTON ST. n 3, IS 0 Suffolk st. 25x67
Emma Kennish etaal. exrs, agt Flora
May ct al foreclosure OF mortgaEe);
atty. l. w Goebel.
Bronx.
DAVIDSON Av, ftTl-247s--Aiaiex Realty
corpn ast McOlads Bldg Co. Inc faction
to enforce specific performance OF ocn-
tracp; atty, A 8 NatAnson.
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STEEL co. PLANS ADDITION.

The Aborn Steel Company. J. T.
slingsby president. has bought from the
Trinity Church Corporation the lot, 25x
30. at "a Clark street. adjoining its plant
at 20. and increasing its frontage to SO
feet.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-02
MRS. VANDERBILT RENTS SUITE.

Mrs. George Vanderbilt leased through
Pease Gilman from the Douglas Rob-
inson. Charles 8. Brown Company ms
agents, duplex apartment. especially
banned, OF eighteen rooms and ave baths
In s9s Fifth avenue at the north corner
of Eighty-first street The same brokers
recently leased an apartment in es3 Pari
avenue to Mrs. Vanderbilt
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LARGE WAREHOUSE PLANNED.

Pepe q Bros. have sold for d. J. Men,
delsohn and others the two i've story
brick tenements, each on lot 26xS8.s, at
596 and 5SS West Thirty-ninth street,
between Tenth and Eleventh avenues, to
the Dormond Realty Company. Myers q
Sherwin attorneys. The buildings are to
be torn down and the site improved
with q I'VE story warehouse
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properties in the West Bronx. II was
held at $4,000. II. b. weisker was the
broker.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-02

PENNSYLVANIA.
ROSE Can Amt CORP, Linssvtile fw11.
AAkRls Earl. Philsdelphia wv.
sNYDER wilford Tinsisy. Lanoastss
SOUTH cARoILNA
TOPsHE, George, Columbia (wsy.
TRUSSELI. walter D.. Honea PAN gWvs
TENNESSEE.
FARMER. JsT n, Dresden Cwn.
TEXAS.
HUoHES. samusL Blessing (wuDs
WASHINGTON.
ADAMe. william, Spokane CWL
MBYERA Lssiis n. Ritsviiie tWkA
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s. YACHT. JR.. IN TWO DEALS.

William 8. Baker has sold for Howard
w. McAteer to the Jules Realty Com
pany. Inc, Samuel wacht, Jr, the plot,
4ox20o. on the south side OF Sixty-sev-
enth street, running through to Sixty
sixth street, 100 feet west OF West End
avenue. The purchaser also bought from
the Farmers Loan and Trust Company,
through the same brokers, the adjoining
plot on Sixty-seventh street. 160x1oo.
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DoNoFRIs. INC. BUYS FLATS.

The two six story apartment houses at
224 to 22s West 1<9th street have been
sold by Robert F. Eeiffert to r. Donofris,
Inc. They occupy q plot S0xss.11, and
carry a mortgage Of $be, 900.
Samuel Fisher and Samuel Evans
have bought the six story apartment
house, 4ox9s.11. at EOS and eos West
Hath street
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
MaDhnftax

90TH ST, lac W, mtg SS,To-MabeI r
issaS 90 to. to Msrsaret stsmRf $50
s.rH ST. ,i.it E.Mar;,ihia Ncrdiinscr to
sts5s Won Kohn ss IN h. ss .n $685. scS
SD ST: s2l E. mtg ga. 900; Manhattan
sv. a. mtg now !'i;ooo%c!afa Rein.
.no;. attys, Lind a Pfeirsr. 20 CEDAR
RivrhsiDEs l DR., ass. mtg ;io.oScI.MspIe
Hareor. Ne; address. P livingston. ill
l,isr ST. lie Ei.Titic Guar 4 + CO 70 70
Eiis Black, az w Goth ct; atty. Title
SSH Hrf ST. !, e. a1s winihie. .SS
sno, extrs. 20 Union Dime Saw Bank, 7o1
sth ay: sttys. Butcher. a y. Aadi.
1,eTH ST. iii W. mtg now ,s.oootMHsGIesDD
8 wsstoott to Cath L Soaring. 3i2 W
lsoth at; atty. Ludlow chrys,ie. -
uiTH sT' 24s.4s w.Ei;mIilEran, i ada.triaI
say Bank TO Title Guar & Co. i!s
sway ''...,....,.,.. .Sz5,OoO
Bronx.
Martin ] Patterson to Frank II Patter-
son; atty. N Title Mtg Co. lsS
soGTHE'RN BLVD. 2s55f.Moiiii,e, s iaf.
lin 10 Queen Nab Co. 60 Wall st; atty,
Queen Nab Co, 80 Wall at. ,;..;.:...ii
T ws Fer A B1ookign atty D"G Kim.
isofH ST. n 8. IS " Park sv. 'icisSGW
Frank Bannigsn 20 Lawyers Mtg Co. SO
Liberty ct: atty, Lawyers Mtg Co. 50
wBssTER Nv. 3 8. it,ii issih q q S fs
so-Guaranty TT co to Gustave @ Bar
nett. 1901 Park Av, Asbury Park. n J;
atty. n Title B Mtg Co. 1875 BwRy. 800
10TH ST, 266 E--Nicholas Ge!ger TO Eve
Ign + Gregory 6s2 f S?d st, Brooklyn:
atty. d Gregory. ss Broad st. 5000
wHuTLOCK Av. 95s--Tttle Guar a r Co
to Elk Black. 272 " s0th st: atty, Title
Guar & T Co, 176 Bway. 81. 900
HALL PL, 1o2s-N T Title & Mtg Co TO
American Trust Co. 1875 Bway; atty,
y Title & Mtg Co. 1856 Bway $4,000
LOT $50. map Laconia Park-Arthur
Mace TO Bent Libowits, 622 e l+7th st;
atty. Title Quar- Il Co. 17s Bway. 81
SAME PROPERTY-Benj Lbowitz to Hy
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sURRoGATEs' NOTICES.

PILOT, GERTRUDE H.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER %
Honorable John p. Cohalan, n Surrogate ot
the County of New York. NOTICE IL here.
by given to all persons having claims
against Gertrude II. Pilot. late OF the
County OF New York, deceased, to present
the same with vouchers thereof. TO the
subscriber, at his place OF transacting bust
ness at the once OF Norris q Mcveish.
his attorneys, at No. 80 Liberty Street. in
the Borough OF Manhattan. City of New
York, on or before the goth day OF Sop
TENDER. 1919. next.
Dated. New York. tho 18th day OF March.
1919.
PETER sTUYvEsANT PILOT.
Executor.
NORRIS 4 McVEIGH,
Attorneys for Executor. 81 Liberty Street.
Borough OF Manhattan. New York City,
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SALES IN BRooKLYy.

Frederick Brown bought, a vacant
plot al the south side OF Joralemon
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ROSENBERG. JACoB--In pursuance se
an order OF Honorable John p. CohaiAn. =
Surrogate OF the County OF New York,
NOTICE 10 hereby given to all persons
having claims against Jacob Rosenberg.
late OF the County OF New York. deceased,
TO the subscriber. at her place OF transact
ing business At tho ONCE Of Frederick
street, in the Borough OF Manhattak. In
the city Of New York, State of Now York,
on or before the 5th day OF October, 19l9,
next Dated, New York tho slst day OF
March. 1919. PEARL ROSENBERG. Ad-
ministratrII. FREDERICK EURGAS. At
torney for Administratrix. Ohioo and r, o.
Address IS Liberty Street, Borough Of
Manhattan, New York city
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YAwKEY, WILLIAM Hin pursuance
OF an order OF Honorable John P. Cohalan.
Surrogate Of the County OF New York,
NOTICE IL hereby given 20 all persoEs
having claims aeainEt William II YawkeY
late OF the County OF New York. deceased.
10 the subscribers. at their place OF trans
acting business No. 200 Fifth Avenue.
Manhattan. in tho City OF New York, on
GARET A. YAwKEY. FREDERICK W,
DE FOE. CHARLES d. JoSLYN. Executors.
HUGHES. ROUNDS, ScHuRMAN q
DWIGHT. Attorneys for Executors. u
Broadway. Manhattan. New York City.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN.

4sp ST, la4 TO 100 w--Superior skyiisht
Co. Inc. agt Henry W Miller OF al,
May II. Observation-Disclosures. Sa45
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wAsHrNoroN, April The following
casualties have been made public BY the
War Department:
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no LET ron BUSINESS PURPOSES.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-16
HIGH CADETS
MOUNT GUARD
VIII Give Public Exhibi-
ton in the Stadium
Thursday Afternoon.

Thursday after school a formal
guard mount win be held by the cadet
corps n The stadium at the high
school The boys are well drilled and
thair work is good During the ezer-
cises the WORK VIII be explained 20
those not taking part After guard
mount the CORPS VII stand AZ re-
treat Every DAY the flag is raised
and lowered from the flagstaff. which
was a gift 10 the cadets two years ago
bv Harry Pearson.
An uruer has been issued by Col
Thomas n. Gimperllngs IN charge OF
the cadet corps, thar no rifles belong
ins 20 the corps can be taken home
Also, ana rifles must be ia the racks
ly ten minutes after retreat This
order is a precaurlon against any
possible accilent caused by the dis
charge Of a gun
Dursng the assembly, period Lnurs-
day morning lne junior high students
lLhe eighth grade3 met IN The as
Eembly 1or a meeting in charge o.
George Dalaul- Durins the meeting
EE2aH Clayton. editgf in cher OF the
Laller, urged the students 20 support
the scuooi paper. SONGS were sung
under me direction OF Mr. Dalandi
assisted ly Aiss Lois Mccall ana
Dorothy Price on violin
The rest OF The students not attend
ing me assembly spent The time IN
-heir various record rooms studying
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-16
CLASS IS COMING
BACK WTH5T0Gk
VIII Continue Engagement
After Playing "The
Brat" Next Week.

Joe D. Glass, veil known in FL Paso
through his dramatic stock companies
which have appeared here at intervals
covering a period OF twelve years. is
in the city advancing the interests Of
the oliver Moresco comedy-drama.
The Brat. which opens at the Craw-
ford Sunday matinee.
This company has as its star. Audra
Alden. who appeared as a member OF
the Glass organization during two en-
Eagements- the last OF which was at
the Texas Grand theater-
As soon as the company finishes the
engagement in The Brat Mr.. Glass
intends to put the members OF the
company into stock and remain here
for a time. Re reached this decision
after reaching Fl Paso and finding
open time here. Upon reaching the
decision to play a stock engagement
here, he decided 90 begin the stock
prices with the engagement or me
Brat" although when the company
was booked in here for The Brat"
Il was the regular road prices and he
mad no idea OF reentering the stock
field
Ny chief reason for putting this
company In stock at the Crawford Tor
a brlef season The said" Is that the
company is entitled 70 rest from such
a long touring period, and, secondly,
I am DESTROYS Of e vacation which viii
permit me TO visit my mother at
Shreveport. In, and the FL Paso
stock engagement VIII permit this
pleasant diversion"
The plays intended FOR the special
stock engagement VIII be selected
rom the following list: song Of
Songs "a stitch In Time" Cheat
ug Cheaters,n THE Outcast," Moth
ug But the Truth. Happiness" The
Miracle Man" The Blindness Of Viz
ne, up Stairs and Down" Blind
less OF Youth (" The Lily" Daddy
longlegs.'' and e Pollyana-"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-16

The Rialto IS showing a picture OF
that far Off land OF mystery-India-
India-tae land that Is the making or
the breaking Of men and women
India was cruel 20 Stella (portrayed
hE beautiful Elsie EerEuEon). she did
not succumb 70 its soft lure o. its IN
sidious night But she was held there
by g force size ioathed but could not
resist But there was way out-one
way out, and that Is 60 be seen in
The Witness For the Defense play
ing TO-DAY, Friday, Saturday and sun
Gay at the Rialto, Technical director
Klein has arranged q striking pro-
logue for the picture and the Rialto
Concert orchestra viii play a special
music score for f. Included in the
nla is one reel subject Paramount
magazine Of very special interest 70
all automobile owners