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RECORDED LEASES.

BROADWAY, Ss7-s41, store and part base
ment--Broadway improvement Co to
Samuel l. Kurshan ct al, 1895 President
st, Brooklyn, s s-12 yrs from Nov ],
1919; atty, J DenenholE, 200 Broad
way MISREPRESENTATION 10 xIb, 900
DELANcEY ST. ss1ssA Orchard ct. l1s-
EiIE l. Petrie 10 safnl and Jennie Katz.
on the premises. yrs from May l,
1e22; atty, Daniel Drangle, 30 kiying.
CLINTON sT, 8, n Store and cellsr---John
Etter and ano TO Max SLIDER, 20 Granite
at, Brooklyn, yrs from Aug !, 1919;
atty. Harold l. Kunstler, l4e Rfving.
eREENwIiiciH ST. ss7 -ei; North Moore vt.
SO, afi--Coastwise Warehouses TO Inde-
pendent Warehouses, 40 broadway,
irpm ' ~ oo s1'' 10 nay 600 to va 900
10TH ST, 4ib-425 W, west y LIST floor and
tho "a Hoor--Hencken Realty Co to VIM
Wheeler, AIS w 18th at ~ yrs from
avg 1, 1915; atty. John Z oBrisn LIZ
srm Az. cor suthh st. iHa;oiiand House,
all the furniture, &c-Holland House 90
to Vim w Stevenson, IL 9th Az and
George C Brown, lS2 9Th av. i-ls yrs
attys, Baldwin & II, ~ Pine ST; so% neI
profits TO ......... .....I.... 49, 'SA"V'VN'
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OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

PARK AVENUE-Leon S. Altmayer sold
for d. Klenke the three story and
basement dwelling, 1S.sxSS, at 1855
Park avenue, just north of Ninety-sec
on street 1t was an all cash transac-
ton.
WEST 149TH STREET-Charles Wynne
resold the three i've story apartment
houses, on plot S1x100. at $50. $50 and
b61 West 149th street, to ]. McAfee
and ]. Cruickshank. Mr.. McAfee
bought the two easterly houses, 557
and $50. The property rents for about
$4,000 and was held at $4,000
Robert Fulton was the broker.
WEST 136TH STRETT-John H. Pierce
sold for Harry Baumann to a client for
occupancy the three story and base
ment dwelling at 231 West 1S6th
street on lot 15x16o.
WEST 10th STREET-John II. Pierce
sold for DR.. William Logan to William
J.. johnson for occupancy ia West
both street, three story and base
ment stone-front dwelling 16.Sx1OO.
EAST 10TH STREET--Ssca & Pal
ladino sold for Leslie Sutherland. as
executor. to Raymond Xifo the three
story dwelling, PIT East 10th street
on lot 17.3x100.
SEVENTH AVENUE-Abraham Ablo-
wits bought the three apartments. Oak
hurst, Grey Court and Parkhurst, al
t1s5 TO z1S9 Seventh avenue, held by the
Mum estate for over a quarter OF a
century. The property was held at
S166,000 and rents for $1S,500.
WEST SIXTEENTH STREET-Wllliam
T. Wheeler pf Philadelphia purchased
through James j. Grove the two story
garage, 115x195. at AIS TO 423 West
Sixteenth street. from Henry Hencken
with a fifteen year lease. at an aggre.
gate rental OF $4,000.
EAST 10TH STREET--Pease & Gilman
sold for Mrs. Jacob Klingenstein the
four story dwelling. 20xs5. at 1O2 East
Seventy-ninth street, held at SEQ. 900.
WEST 1O6TH STREET-Charles Berlin
sold for Nellie Brennan the six story
elevator apartment house. l50x100. al
13I 70 28s West 106th street.
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Several Policemen Promoted.

Promotion of four sergeants to the
rank of lieutenant and seven patrolmen
to the rank OF sergeant was announced
yesterday by Police Commissioner En-
right The new lieutenants are Daniel
+. Scannell, Edward McDonough, win
lam Irving and James ]. Healey, and
those promoted from patrolman TO SER
geant are William ]. Wilson. Francis ].
Kear. Peter McGuirk, Herman II. Grelme,
Newton h. Babcock, Malachy McGarry
and Edward Seigenthaler. The men have
not yet been assigned.
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5000 July 20. fnstnis sqs; airy. Hugo
Wabst, s3ot cruger av. .......,. ti.e2b
a7STH ST, .. 200 . Berrian ay, is.sxe0--
Milie Di Benedetto, 62s Crescent av,
pr mtg $4,000 July "a, yrs, SO; atty,
1ssTH sT' ms Ssst a Berrian av. 1s.sx
so--same to JOS Green, $50 Bronx Park
av. Or mtg $4,000, July e. yrs, SO;
atty, Title Guar 4 r Co. 176 Bway $3.50
UNIoNPoRT RID, 1924, ., 2e.2xsS.4x
e5.2x1le--Patk j Lyons TO Geo De Witt
Clocke. at Pasadena Cal. July 26, due
March !, 1929. 6h 80 attys. Clocke X:
NE si i's az 1rt+i II ss.i5s nv
Stake, Ir, 70 VIM P MacNefi, s75 sum
NIT av. July 10, 3 yrs. 6%; atty, Title
Guar a n 20, 176 Bway. $4,000
BEI.MoNT Av. a465, l6.Sx57.6-1gnazio
Giaino and ano TO HudwiIl Corpn,
w d5th st, pr mtg, So ESQ, July %,
yrs, bh%; atty. Hudwill corpn' z w
MT HOPE Av. cor 18th St 70xss-
Bernard Jakubovitz to Eberhart Bldg
co. 1905 ID av. July rs, yrs. Sc attys,
We'll a p. 2sl BwRy. .Ss,50O
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story dwellings at ass and $50 West
135th street have been resold. The
seller acquired the property recently
from the Dormond Realty Company.
MADISON AvENUE---The Binenson
Realty Company regold 10 n client of
j. Shapiro the four story dwelling on
a lot 2Oxs5, at 1880 Madison avenue.
The seller acquired this property about
two weeks ago from the New York
Savings Bank
WEST TWENTY-SEVENTH STREET.
Manheimer Bros, Inc, sold for II. u.
Ripler to a client the property at 213
West Twenty-seyenth street.
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OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

ton leased for Mrs. H. Haggerty Pell
her house at westbury, L. l., on the
north side of the Jericho turnpike, to
Mr.. John Sanford OF New York and AM
sterdam, n. Y, for the summer.
Henry Wigglesworth, identified with
the General Chemical Company, pur-
chased through P. A. Warner Baltagh,
at HerT1clos. L. l., the Tuttil farm of
about twenty acres from the Motor
Parkway Company. twenty acres from
the heirs of Alfred Cornwell, and a
smaller parcel from Mrs. Christine Ar
mold. Contracts have been let for a resi-
dence and handspring.
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ARMY STRIKE ENDS
AT LEAVENWORTH
Men Ready TO Work After
Week in Baking Cells.

LEAvENwoRTH Kan. July 2S.--Ready
after nearly a weeks confinement in hot
cells on restricted diet to submit to
the orders OF an armed guard composed
of 300 troops, a part of the 1880 pris-
oners at the military barracks at Fort
Leavenworth resumed work to-day with
out any demonstration such as precipi-
tated the strike last Tuesday, according
TO Col. Sedgwick Rice. commandment of
the prison.
The men were taken by small detach,
ments from the barracks to-day and put
to work inside the walls of the prison.
50 thoroughly are the men under con-
troll. Col. Rice declared. that normal
prison work. including a resumption of
labor on~the prison farm. will be eff
fected tomorrow morning
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RICHMOND NOTES.

Moffatt & Schwsb sold for William
H. Durkee his residence at the junction
Of Fingcrboard road and Glove avenue,
Grasmere. to Edwin Smith. The prop
erty has a frontage of 1875 feet on Fin
gerboard road and runs back TO the lake.
NJ. James Hughes sold for p. Fl. Kane
a house on Treadwen avenue. Port Rich
mond, to John johnson. and for Thomas
Hardy house on Heberton avenue to
John w. Houseman.
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SALVADOR OFFER REFUSED.
Nicaragua Sets Conditions for
Costa Rican Intervention.

WASHINGTON, July 2S.-Nicaragua IA s
refused TO join in friendly Intervention
by all Central American Republics IN
Costa Rica," as proposed by Salvador,
unless the constitutional regime is re-
established In that country. according to
advices received here to-day from Ma
nagua through official channels.
Nicaragua proposes that President
Tinoco be called upon TO ''make legal
deposit Of the authority OF the Presi-
dency and that IL he refuses 10 DO 30
the Central American States which have
recognized his Government shall with
draw recognition.
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STH AVE. LOFT IN CASH DEAL.

The thirteen story fireproof store and
loft building at So Fifth avenue, north
east corner of Sixteenth street, has been
sold by the Greenwich Savings Bank
through Andrew F. Gilsey to a client of
Walter NJ. Wechsler, attorney. The
property fronts so feet on Fifth avenue
and LAP feet on Sixteenth street and
has an 81" 25x43 containing about $500
square feet. The building is equipped
with three electric elevators and auto
matte sprinkler. The property is fully
rented for about $4,000 per year and
was held at 100000. 1t was a cash
transaction. Middiebrook & Borland,
attorneys, represented the sellers.
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Third Division ordered Hon


CoBLENz, July 81 (delayed). - The
Third Division of the American Army
has been ordered home from the occu-
pied area of Germany. 1t will begin en-
training for Brest on August 8.
The 75 millimeters and '155 millimeters
guns of the Third Division. which were
instrumental in stopping the Germans on
the Marine a year ago, will be shipped on
barges down the Rhine to Rotterdam
and thence to the United States
The departure OF the Third Division
will leave approximately 10000 Ameri-
can troops on the Rhine. These consist
of the First Division. holding the bridge
head proper, and various units connected
with the headquarters of the American
forces in Germany, such as the hospital
commissary, engineers and sanitary eK-
perts, together with squads engaged in
dixposing OF army material and in Other
necessary duties.
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HESS Business Property
SOLDIER MAGISTRATE BACK.
Curran. After Two Years War Ser
vice, Hears CRseS.

Presiding in civil court for the first
time in two years, Magistrate Henry II.
Curran, ex-Major in the United States
Army, had before him yesterday more
than a hundred cases of traffic vlolators
in the TRAFFIC court.
Magistrate Curran is relieving Magis-
trate House. who is ILL., He was dis
charged from the army month ago
after eighteen months service in France
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OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

EAST 18TH sTREET-Harry Sugar
man sold for a client OF Masten &
Nicholas 7s4 East 156th street, a one
story taxpayer, on lot 25x100, held at
$4,000
EAST 141ST STREEr-The estate of An
ME Schneider sold the two FIVE story
apartments. each sbx100, at SIC and
$50 East 141st street, to Catherine r.
Meincke
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JOBS FOR EX-soLDIERS FIRST,
Legion to Seek CIVIL Service Pref
| erence in Federal Positions.

To extend civil service preference 20
honorably discharged soldiers, sailors
and marines to Federal positions
throughout the entire country. the legis-
lative committee of the American Legion
will urge amendment Of the Van Dyck
bill which gives such preference in WASH
ington, D. c., only
The national executive committee OF
the legion authorizes former Represen-
tative Thomas W. Miller and former
Senator Luke Lea, Joint chairmen OF
the legislative committee at Washington,
TO take such action as VIII carry out
the resolutions of the st. Louis meeting
Of the legion when the delegates de-
clared that simple patriotism requires
that ex-soldiers, sailors and marines lie
given preference whenever additional
men are to be employed in any private
or public enterprise.
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WASHINGTON, July 2S.-An Immediate
investigation by the House Military
Committee to determine whether soldiers
suffering from shell shock are quartereG
in hospitals with the criminally insane
was proposed in a resolution introduced
to-day by Representative Ricketts,
(ohio).
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-29
Destroyer Humphreys Launched.

CAMDEN, July rs. The New York
Shipyard launched its seventeenth de-
stIoyer to-day. The vessel was named
the Humphreys. for the late Jonathan
Hu,nphreys, a naval constructor, and
was ohristened ny Miss Letltia Hum
phreys. a relative
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

ATTORNEY ST, e0-Gabriel Seidner agt
Margaret Hamilton estate ct al; July
is, l919...... .................. $50
esTH ST. 80 w-Chas w Lindsey egt
Hannah Furst ct al; July 20, 1919 (by
deposit)., ........ ................S $40
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QUEENS REAL ESTATE ron SALE.
A BRAND NEW BRICK
AND HOLLOW TILE HOUSE,

win NAhtGE,
In best section of old Flushing: IarFe old
trees; few minutes walk to r. r, station.
churches stores, movies, etc. trolley to
hAhhattan within one block Land ana
most OF materials acquired before war
make lower prices possible. Houses have
Z and large. light rooms . baths shower
path, centre hall, open tireplaces, sleeping
porch and all coTeniences; heavy COM
struetion; no upkeep expense. See houses
on Beach street, west of Parsons Avenue
Flushing, Queens Boro. Prices SI550o 10
$4,000. Terms reasonable
J. w. DOoLITTDE, Woolworth Bldg.
Phone Barclay 1894
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LIS PENDENS,
Manhattan.

WEST END AV. cor 62d st, 265x1OO-
Amalia Gorldt agt wildhart Realty Co
ct al foreclosure of MORTGAGE; attys
Forster, HotalinE e. Klenke.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 7s0-Frederiok r
Ryan agt Vauxhall Realty Co (specihc
performance Rttys. McCombs g. Ryan
I'd AV, s15-Ernest f Ayrault agt Solomon
N Hershfeld ct al foreclosure of mort
gage) atty, f Conway.
9STH ST. 100 W I'd nv, s7.ex1O0, and eeth
at, 8 ., 1875 W "a av, sT.6KlOO.1l; two
eity Of The Protestant Eniscon.I u ES,,r 90
in the Z s agt Rachael ] Brown ct al
foreclosure OF two mortgages); atty, j
V V Olcott
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-29
Ex-soLDIER REsCUEs FIVE.
Dives From bridgeport Dock WheT
Boys Boat Upsets.

BRrDGEPoRT Conn, July 2S. - Diving
from the Union street dock to-day with
out stopping 10 remove his clothes or
heavy army shoes. George Brown, ex-
soldier. rescued five boys. aged from 10
to 10, who were thrown into the water
when their rowboat capsized.
None OF the boys was able 10 swim.
swimming TO the dock with one boy
after another, Brown passed them up to
men attracted by the lads cries.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lenders at
torney.)


3D. AV. c. saith st. 25xl10-Alchemith
Realty Corp 205 W 18th St to Abel
King, las F. 65th st, and Isaac
Schorsch. 80 w 9th st, April 2S, 1918;
atty. Fredk Lese, IS Nassau st So. 900
SAME PRoPERTY-Same TO same, oct Is.
1918; atty. same ..................ss SO, 900
18TH ST. 14s W-1sracl and Fannie Lee
bowltz to Anne A Dimond, Jan 2l, 1918;
atty, / & Co. $50 Bway. .s12. 500
10TH ST, $. l66 eth av 20x100.ll-
Henry ID La Coste to the Equitable
Life Assurance Society of the u s. Sept
9. 1901; atty, Lawyers T & T Co, 100
Bway ................ $40 900
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JAMAICA-NORTH SIDE

Detached cottage, rooms bath all
modern Improvements; price SsbOO. rea.
sonable terms arranged. STORMS, IL
Herman Ave, Jamaica
INDUSTRIAL sites with or without rail-
road siding; win cooperate in building a nd
nnshcing BOOTH HAUGAARD n JOBES,
INC, Herman Ave, Jamaica
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REsIDEyTIAL LEASE.

Samuel III. Martin leased the private
dwelling at 12s West Sixty-fifth street
to Robert ]. and Edward J. Mcvickers
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AUSTIN PL. s, s7.6 147th st, s7sxIOO-
Maiden Lane Savings Bank agt Henry
Webber ct al foreclosure OF mortgage) /;
attys, windels 4 Holtzoff
LONGFELLOw AV, w a. 1919 n 18th st
sSxio0-Katherine b King ct al agt May
Sarnofr ct al foreclosure OF mortgage) (;
atty, % Clinch.
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TAT IA vEsEY STREET,


PIKE ST, So. Q Q. 34.S n Monroe st, 1p.11x
60.bx irreg. Z sty loft and str-Title Guar
4 7 co. trste, agt Morris Newgold ct all;
Yorke Allen, atty; due, s1791s.45; taxes
Ae. n.oI4tTi TO the plaintiff. -. IS. 600
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MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender and
Attorney
Downtown.
MORTGAGES.
(south of Fourteenth street.

NSOuIh OF FOuFteenth street.D
DoMINICK ST, 81. 3. 19xT5. p m, July
20-Mary Fisher TO Emigrant Indust saw
Bank yrs, b%6: attys, r Il j
oGorman, 81 Chambers st. 90, 900
PEARL ST. 12s. Sc s, 212.5 n Old slip,
COX to nws Water st (02-94) x 4Ox-,
p m, July 21-Frank d Chairman to Jno
r suydam, Bayport L ], due and int
as per bond, pr mtg $4,000; atty, T a
nth ST. 120 W, e s, 22.4xlOsS D m,
July 26-Jno Nash to VIM Chilvers, III
= 54th 81, exr, &c. yrs, 81 Il: atty. w
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MECHANICS LIENS.

1S3D ST. 23s W-Louis Park agt Edw ]
Lawson, owner; Jasper Albright, con-
ATTORNEY ST, 6O-Abraham Berman agt
Margaret Hamilton Estate, owner; ]
Miller & B Weissman and Gabriel Seid-
ner, contractors. ... ......,...,SsSs4
10TH ST. 81 W-Louis Goldmon Rgt
estate OF Henry NJ Greenberg owner /;
Esther Greenbsrg. owner and contractor;
Henry NJ Greenberg. contractor. .3seS.4i
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WESTMINSTER REAL ESTATE.

SCARSDALE-Give us opportunity to helm
you build your own home on very liberal terms
IN the Edgmont Estate the finest sulurh In
WesIchester, only 20 minutes 10 New YORK via
electric service. Macadam roads brick sIdn
waiEs, Sewer and water, We are Offering lots
and plots at pre-wHr prices. Scarsdale Eds
mont Corp, ! Madison Avenue 2577 Gramerey
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(East OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets.)

10TH ST. ., 286 Park av, 20xIoO.5 3,
July 24-clara Poillon 10 Bowery Saw
Bank, 12s soweryi attys, osdwaisdsr;
1OorH ST. 0 N :, SIS IS 50 av. 251 aSSqC
m, July 28-Berardino di Nunzio TO
Robt l. Harrison. 20 W 9th ut, and ano,
8 yrs. 5h &c; atty. q 90. 170
1OsTH ST. l7l.i7s d. s. Ss.exloo H. 's july
25-Abr Stern to Isaack Goldberg $50
Williams av, Bklyn, yrs, SO atty.
Harold l. Kunstler 149 Rivington
West Side.
west of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 110th streetB)
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 1871, c s5th st,
estate TO Title Guar Trust Co, Ira
Bway. due and int as per bond. $50 GOO
Uptown
Manhattan Island, north OF 10th street
Sd AY, W y 106 N Hath st, B1.Sx100, July
2s-Minnts Fisher TO Anna II and
Emily ] Becker. 90 w S7th st. 5 yrs.
6hTe; atty Hy Wendt. 90 NASSAU
1sssrH 'sr,' 22s.2so W, ., So 1on iSJ i i
D m. July 25-Lucile Slade TO Dormond
Realty Co, 200 Bway, instals, 800 qtly
81, pr mtg $1,000 attys, Myers 8
14S TS ST. IS. i75 W Ams,erdam av' lbs 1Ss
99.1l, July 26--Wm Norton TO VIM
y shannon, s1i f roth st, 1 yr. $50
pr mtg $4,000. observation-disclosures. az. SOC
Bronx.
RANDALL AV. S, rs Monaghan vt, 81
xl0O-Frederick Swanson TO Edith Il
ae. yrs SHss; atty. J H Gossin, 2soi
cRuGER Xv. lot "a. map Bro ;s;oO'
to Huge wsbst. 1901 cruser sv. pr mt,
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ONE AND TWO FAMILY HOUSES
Best Sections of jamaica and Vicinity.
PRICES $4,000 TO $4,000
See SEETH-MURRAY co.
IL NEW JAMAICA HOUSES

to rooms. restricted neighborhood
All modern improvements Completed IN
Two weeks, Would cost 81 900 moro N
built now. F. J.. FERGUSON &c Orange
ST.. Brooklyn Tel. Main 1876
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

LITTLE FARM 50 many people are look
WV" ing for Just this thing
Here is fun acres with
fine semi bungalow type
home, rooms, bath, sleep
ing porch. all improve
mcnts Barn 30Ns0 with
mans room. Very prettilv
laid out and a real place
worth more than the ask
ing price OF $40.
II rocking country place or
sound shore residence | have
the best and invite your call
LESLIE +. SMIThTel 22sO, Az Atlantic St.,
stamford. Conn
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Bronx.

1e9TH ST, $50 E--Morris GoIdstein agt
Jacob Handelmsn. owner; International
Fixture Co. contractors. ....-......$ 14s
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-01-02
Export Profits viii Be Light

The profits that shippers will derive
from export shipments Of apples t.
England this saeson will be negligible,
Judging from present indications. az
cording to G. W. McCullagh. The
Association has just received reports
of the recent sale of %, 1913 boxes Of
apples, the entire quantity, the poorest
quality as we'll as extra fancy product.
bringing the maximum price of Ia
cents fixed by the British Food Admin
stration Practically the only profits
that Northwestern shippers will derive
will come from keeping in touch with
British dealers.
The British consumers, however. are
apple hungry. and shippers of cheap
grade Watsonvilie Newtowns bid fan
to make reasonable profit. 1t is
indicated that the shipments abroad
will be so limited throughout the sea.
son that poor class apples will continue
to sell for the maximum price.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-01-02
HELP THE KIDNEYS
Hood River Readers are Learning The
Way

It's the little kidney ills
The lame, weak or aching back
The uunotieed urinary disorders
That may lead to dropsy and Bright 5
disease.
When the kidneys are weak,
Help them with Doan's Kidney Pills,
A remedy especially for weak KID
neys.
Doan's have been used in kidney
troubles for 80 years,
Endorsed by $4,000 people endor ed
at home.
Proof in a Hood River citizen S
statement
A. c. Stevens, 9l6 Twelfth St, Hood
River, says: Il know Doan's Kidney
pills are just the thing for weak and
aching back have found them very
beneficial for rheumatic trouble too.
| eouldn recommend a more reliable
kidney medicine than Doan's. | have
been taking Doan's off and on for a
long time and they have never failed
to give me the best of satisfaction.
Price 6Oc, at all dealers. Don sim
ply ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills - the same that
Mr.. Stevens had. Fotser-Miourn Co.
Mfgrs Buffalo, n. Y 2
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-01-02
Notice 10 Creditors

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned has been, by the County
Court of Hood River County, State of
Oregon, duly appointed administrator
Of the estate of Margaret T. Arnold,
deceased, and all persons having cred,
itors claims against said estate are
hereby required to present the same,
duly verified and with the proper
vouchers, to the undersigned, at the
office of the county clerk Of said coun.
", in Hood River, Oregon, within six
months from the date of the first pub
lication of this notice.
Date of first publication December
26, 1918.
Robert l.. Sabin,
d26J23 Administrator.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-01-02
Golfers Disturb Reds

The ways of his white brothers con
tinue to mystify the Redman. Mem.
bers Of the Indian colony ;Jst north OF
the city approached white friends re-
Gently with mysterious stories of two
TRANCE men who had walked all day
over the huge sandbar that juts in the
Columbia north of the city. One oi
The Indian women even suggested that
something ought to be done by the
authorities She significantly tapped
her head. The men, it was stated,
walked and walked and walked anC
knocked with sticks at little white
balls.
Townspeople were puzzled over the
stories of the red colony until it was
learned that +. l.. Boardman and A.
W. Stone had chosen the sandbar as {
golf course
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-01-02
EAST FORK IRRIGATION DISTRICT
Notice of General Election

Notice is hereby given:
That general election will be held
in the East Fork Irrigation District
on Tuesday, January l4th, A. d. 1919.
1T which Board of Directors consist
ing of three members shall be elected
The entire District shall constitute one
election precinct.
The election shall be held at the
Cdell High School Building, and Il. T.
Hull, Charles Fuller and V. Winchell
have been appointed Judges of elec
ton.
The polls shall be open from eight
o'clock in the morning until five o'clock
in the afternoon of said January 18th,
1919.
BY order of the Board of Directors
Of East East Fork Irrigation District.
Dated December 28th, A. D., 1918.
j. H. Hazlett,
10 Secretary.