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THE" SUN AND NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1020.
15
REAL ESTATE DEWS
nimv JUTT. 0TTDT1DDXM
U 11 AllJi OUDUADiUl
U, 1 Alumni Adds to Its
Homo t'lul) Holding in
Annul Conlrnl Zono,
Tim Now Yorlc Alumni nf tlin Unlver.
Ilia New lorn A I umn I or tin wnnrr
ally of l'ennay vnnln Jm enlarge'l
Jipino i-'iiiii iioi'iinifw oy miyiiiff inn
II,,, rirnnnriv ril 19 mill 11 Kant FOrll''
fl'n -..'VW Ml ...... -
Hxth direct, nn elulit story alruKure,
fOxJOO.n, Tliu propnrty wn roppncii
i-old lnt Mnrcli nt tlia tlmo tlia nlumhl
fiwulred tlio Homo Club pnrcul, but tlin
.Zh , .h. ilra not wv1
m I veil lord v Thn roinbhiad prnportlfH
JiLr. SilSPion on" of thi most
tipacloim club ImiiHe In I bo city,
Tlio IIom Club iMilbllmr, orlalnn ly
alnrtud by I'llny J'll. n lorlM
with tnron, nnd nlw IndudM n flvoetory
dtriicturo oroupyliiB ft conitlncd plot,
05x100.6, ndjolnlnu tlio Abercrombla A
I'ltrb TiiilMlnirnl Hi" nnrtliwrM corner of
MndUcn nvenue nnd rorty-fUtb Htraet,
'I'ho nliiiuiil took tlio iropfrtliM in tlio
ii.i mo of tlio Forty-fifth nnd Torty-alxth
KtrcAtn C'orporntlon, cnpltnllied In July
nt J075.000, W. P. flweenay, 12, J, none.
brry nnd V, A, ltlchnrdtan nro tlio ln
ccrpomtom.
Aiinrliiiriit nnd Pint Null),
fiila of Hlmim Ilnll, n tlx dtnry npnrt
mllt lioutit', 02,0x101), nt (15 to 510 Went
12M mrcet, by tho Hnuor itcnity Com
imny, rrprwuntcil by Horn llolirlrf, to
McMorrow llrollicru, bulldom, wax rc-
ported ycbtcrdny,
liinoiuou ltfiilty Compnny boiiRbt
from tho 108th filrcot Henlty Comnnny
tho Algeria, nn uIkIu Klory nimrtniciit
)iouo, 75x100,11, nt 241 WeU lOStli
iirfet, iidJolnlnH tlio Mnnchvntcr npftrt
nienta nt tho norllitail corimr of Ilroud
way, Tho Htrurturo la nrrnnKed for
fortv-f lulit fmnlllea nnd returna nn mi"
nual rentnl of npproxlmntcly H 0,000,
Chnrlen It, Pnruolo told for Carolyn
Koiler (1'rlncenH Aymon do Pnuclcny
I.ucIiiro) to Arthur Apfolbaum tho flvo
rtory tenement nt 80 I,udlov nlrcot, near
1'cliinrcy. Tho l'rlnceax wax ropre
tonlcJ by tho law firm of Mlddlebrook
fi norland,
Julo.t Ni'lirlnir, Inc, no Id for Arnold
'J'hajcr two flvo utory doublo flat, COx
t), nt 123 nnd 125 Kilgfcombe nvrnue, to
.N'aihan Urifc-atotil.
Mayor Koch cold to Iho X 1 Invest
Inn Compnny tho flvo etory tencnivnt nt
:il Knot K'Oth atrcot, 25x07.11,
Nicola Vecchlo nold to Knrlco Vluijlnnl
2203 l'lrat nvenue, nouthwott cornor of
113th atroct, ii tlx vtory tenement,
26.11x100,
Mux KklnMnKCr sold to Snrnb Will
teter 124 Avenuo C, noutfieaat corner of
HlKhlh street, n four utory tenement
Kith More, 15x00. 0.
Hnrman Poth im tnwtco old to Will
lam 0, lliiRiin tho live ntory tenement
at 015 Uut Twelfth atroct, 25x75.
Samuel ltosenlmum void to tho Ma
niro ltinlty Company 621 nnd 523 West
lSdth street, two tlvo Mory Mats on
plot 50x80.11.
Samuel ltichmnn told to I.oiiIko Cohen
tho five btoiy tlat nt 31 Went 112th
tticrt, 25xlU0.ll.
Slsca & l'nllaillno sold for fliutnve
Itoio to Hvrnrdln Do Nunslo, 222 'nnd
221 Kant 103rd street, a four story tene
ment, 23x100,
IMwnrd N. Crosby H Co, nnd Jullun
Levy aold for Mrs. Kllzabcth M, Pltz
Patrick tho two 1vo Mory hIiikIo tlati
at 1 33 and 111 West Klghty-fourtb
street, HxlOO, to tho 40 West Klshty
third Strxot Company, Jotcph l'olstoln
president.
Divi'lllnu 3lnrkct Is Active,
Tho Order of Poor Claro Nuns, now
nt "til St, .Nicholas avenue, has pur
rhancil n fray stono house, 03xl05x
IrroRular, nt 323 Haven nvcnuo, near
lsith meet.
Harris J. Banders sold to tho Clrclo
Realty Corporation, Max A. Itaubltschclt,
ircfMcnt, tho UwelllnKS nt 44, 40 and
IS I.exInKton avenuo and 129 lCnst
Twenty-fourth street, sixty foot on Lex
ington avenuo and forming nn L on
Tuenty.fourth street. Wcsthlcl & Kohn,
attorneys, represented tho buyers.
Stephen Jackson sold tho tbrco story
duvllln?, 13x100, at 14S West ll'Oth
itreet to Mrs. Kate Hcrzog.
Ilryan U Kcnnolly sold to Major John
A. lieusel for tho U. I), llurnhnm estate
41 Uast Fiftieth strcot, a flvo story
dufillntf, 21x100.
John H. riorco sold for Thomas II.
Smith to Su.ilo U Flotrh"r of WnshlnK'
lon, D. C, tho thrco story dwelling ut
229 Went 130th htreet, 16,Sxt00.
Thn Tompkins estato sold to Michael
Peonu tlio four story dwelling nt 104
Greenwich nvenuo, 20.10x63.7.
Ijoii If. Hucon sold to Agncn C. O'.NVIll
tlm four etory dwelling nt 109 Knst
Tiilrty-nlnth street, 25x38.9, near Park
avonue.
Ade'aldo Sobcl said to Klcnnor Will
Urns ,,s liiiueconibo avenue, southeast
rrn, r of l.tSth street, a thrco story
d.w liiner. 20xCS.
l'an,-l H, Kredman sold to Mmo.
Sdmelder, drcsfmnkcr. 108 West Rlshty
Mxth street, ti flvo story dwelling, 20x
100. It will bo nltercd by tho buyer, whti
l' the tenant, Into apartments with n
iorr on the giound floor.
Shaw & Co. sold for Carolina Dennis
tnn 19 West 12lst street, u, four story
dulling. 20x100.11.
K Hlinrum sold to Emma J-. Paull, tho
t-n int, 81 West 113th street. 'a threo
story dwelling, 17x100.
Kuslo Ilaboch sold to John O. Nugent
''1 E'ist' Porty-seVenth street, a four
.orv dwelling, SOxlOO.n.
Maty J. fostcllo told to Dorothy W.
mlght 119 West Twentyflrst-'street,
a three story dwelling, 21.11x104.
D. W. Wehrenborg sold to John F.
Punrclth tho threo story dwelling at 110
West 1S2U street, 18x100.11.
I. Jaeobs sold to n client of Edward
s IViev tho four story dwelling nt 14
c,t i;ighty-fourth street, 20.10x102.2.
Prank J. Duval sold to Jordan Michel
the thrco story dwelling ut 209 East
Thlrty-ilrat street. 18.9x93.0.
Emma D. Grlllln sold to Besalb nnd
"ssle Shatighnefay tho threo story
dwelling nt 133 West 127th street, lCx
9.11.
3b rato Improvement Company sold to
Ire C? AVeit Elghty-thlrd Street Com
tanv the lour story dwelling at C8 West
i iRM: -third street, 20x102.2.
Itiu Knhn resold to DOnato jr. Vnstl
'.ho threo story dwolllng nt 215 East
122d urcot;.
, Tho Hemco ofllco sold for J, Lebowltz
J' l-rlvato Iioi-as 322 West Elghty--4b;
trdt to Frank N. Davidson.
Kaiph Huhso sold the two Btory framo
hO'J'c 25x100, nt414 Pleasant avenue for
A. Simmons to Vlncenza Daldlnetta.
HnalnrxK I'rnpertr Denis.
Ti fivn t'nrv hnii,!inp . ktim nt 7r. '
plshtli nvenuo, -alued nt f 76,000, has
t(f n sold by Sophlo E. Schiller of Asbury ,
l'ark, m. J,
Snowbor & Co. sold for tho Chnmbcrs-
Greenwich Street Company tho five
"ory building, 25x78, at 165 Chambers
"feet. This sale disposes of tho entire
Vfoperty, 78x193. owned by tho seller
the northenst corner of Chambers and
Greenwich streets, and Is tho eighth
property on this block sold within tho
lut three months by Snowbcr & Co.,
ho havo been mado agenta for tho
"Hiding Just sold. ,
Chai.es Lauc b6ught the six story loft
t 332 Canal street, through to 39 and
Llspcnard street, between Hroadway
M Church street, with a frontago of
H.10 feet on Canal street and 60 feet
on Llsponard street, the easterly 25 feet
which is leasehold. Tho salo waa J
t inV r iw mm'ltu
nt. Ilia flv tow loft bulldlntr at .14
jja"jy 0nUpor
Jlrooklyn Hrlilge, Mr, Weill bouaht Iho
property c uuctlon aeveral montlw ngo,
District Altoniny In Heinle,
District Attorney IJrtwanl Bwann lim
inula nolhcr profltaJilo really deal in
ii H wtimiiHKMHi nimro section, tno
traniwctlon ffenln tlio four atory
dwelling nt ISO Wont Twelfth street, nn
? lot 33.(1x103,3, Mr, Hwnnn nought tlio
h fm m m(r(9 nf M "
Krafin for 155,000, anri immciiinmw P.
. t"in "in mvimny m n jirom t0 i loien
'""Hi
I. I'lirliiinn
n llrnns DphI,
..""t'Jllvw npartnwnt, nt 420 to 435
JSlli Btrpot, tliroush to 42S to
443 Kniit J37tli trwt, on n pint 150x300,
m , !. PUWlmwKl by I. I'orlman from
' ; ", Jti coiitalns 780
I iwp,ihrc ana four roam
aultes, with n rental nnnunlly of 7,000,
Tho building Is sovon stories on 138th
Vi'.., ' n m 3'"1 ,ren' (Iio
J8tli streot side thcro nro seven storos,
Joseph Welniteln wnii tlin broker,
MIHCIiSM.ANIlOUH I,nAHIJ,
Henry fllmplro & Co, Icaand for tho
218-20 Writ Thlrty.fnurth Htreet Cor
porntlon n itoro In 218.223 West
Thlrly.fourth strcot. Tho leasers nro
Hamuel Itoffwnrg & Co,, who will nso
tha promises for the sola nf dress irnoiU.
Thn lenso la for a term of yenrn nt nil
iiggregato rental nf 175,000,
Ilurr llroa, Company,, lna, chnln nf
stores, loused thn third floor In 302
Fifth nvenuo for n long term. Oeo, It,
noaii Si co, wero tho brokers,
Cushmuti & Wrtkedold, Inc, leased for
It. Iluntor CKcQulatlnn olllces In tho
Fifth Avenuo Guaranty llulldlng to C,
C, Onrlnud, 1
Hldney U, Wnranwer nnd tha Clnrngo
Heulty Company leased from plans tho
two story gnrnga nt 334-340 West For.
t lot It ntreel to Matthew II. liurka for
twenty. one years, nt un tiKtrregnto rental
of about 1326,000,
Henry Ilrndy lensed thn westerly first
loft In 136 West Thirty-third street to
"da Packalls, ladles' rendy-to-wear
store
Charles P. Noyes Company extendod
tho lenso on 39-41 Mouth William street
to ll.tracda Itcataurnnt, at a rental of
about $10,000,
Pred'k Xlltct & Hons hnvo leased nn
npartmrnt of eleven rooms nnd threo
baths In tho Lnnghnm, Kaventy-rourth
street nnd Centrnl l'nrlc West, to Her
bert II. Vrcelnnd.
Worthlngton Whlteliouse, Inc., lensed
nn apartment In 1,163 Park nvenuo to
Mr. Ilobcrt A, Clnnllner.
l'enao te Elllman loused for Mrs, K.
M, Cushler to J, Ilyron f'ronmer tho flvo
stbry 16 foot dwulllug nt 315 West Hov-
enty-flrst street i nlao leased for ucmp
sey & Curroll to Ellinbeth Davis Mound
n loft In tho lessor's new building nt 13
Kant Forty'sevonth street; nlso lensed
upartmcnts In 1000 Park avenue, fur
nished, for Mrs, M, I Hlscoo to n. (1,
Do Bylvn! In 00 West Flfty-clghth
str.'et to Mrs. C. P. W. Andrnde; In 162
West Flfty-olghth street to Mrs. Stella
Stello for Mrs. II. N Moller; In 38 East
Thlrty-elghth street, furnished, for Mrs.
M. (J, Popper to W. A, Ncttletoni In'
120 West Seventy-aecond stroct Jo Miss
Elliabeth D. I.lnncll, and In 103 West
Bovcnty-slxth stroct to Frederick King.
DoiiKlnn Ii. Elllmnn A Co. leased n
lnrgo furnished apartment nt 1165 Pnrk
nvenue, corner Ninety-second street for
Mrs. John C. Ilrerkonrldge to I,. J. Hor
owitz, president of tho Thompson-Stnr-rctt
Compnny; nlso nn apartment nt 270
I'nrk nvenuo for tho Vnnderbllt Avenuo
llenlty Corporation to .Samuel It. Helta
and nn npnrtment nt 875 Pnrk avenue,
corner Seventy-eighth street, to Mrs.
Henry U Einstein; nlso nn npnrtment
at 123 East Eighty-second street for
S. Hacon to (I. D. Urlch, nnd ulso n
largo furnlahcdiuiartinent njt 270 Park
nvenuo for Mrs. E. C. Hoyt to Edward
b. Wcmple.
Ralph llusso sold the threo story
tenement nnd two story gnrmwon lot
25x100, located nt 422 Enst 118th streot
for P. Schwartz to Salvotoro llusso.
llttON.V M,lllKI'.T HMPOHTS.
Oeorgo Mnycr sold for Dnnlel Jncka'on
tho tenement houso ut 1050 Hoo avenue.
Negotiations nro pending for rcsalo,
Alcxnnder Hclkln, David 'Mlntz nnd
Hnrry 11. Katz sold 2707 Creston ave
nue, a thrco story 10 room dwolllng, 60x
100.
Patrick Holland sold 1474 Southern
Boulevard, a thrco family house, through
Charles Lennox for A. Eck; nlso 172
Alcxnnder nvenue, n threo family, for
Isabella Kldd to J. 0. Johnson.
Walter E. Drown Sold for Loulao A.
Jackson 1203 Franklin nvenue. a one
family frame dwelling.
IIUOOKLYX-IIICJI.MONI) DUALS.
Mnrtln Company sold for tho account
of Jacob nnd Fannin Bnrls to Edunrdo
Scrrano-Morento tho three, story dwell
ing nt 40 Jornleinon stieet, Brooklyn.
Charles Paitrldgo sold tho one family
dwelling nt 341 East Twenty-fifth street,
Brooklyn, for E. M. Douglass. ,
Cornelius a. Kollt and b. J. Phillips &
Co, sold for 1. Wallcnstcln the resldenco
at 12 Collcgo avenue, Westcrlolgh,
Statcn Island, to n Mr. Hallo.
fiUlWIlllAX TIXANHACTIOXS.
Ougheltrco estato aoM tho homestead
nt 01 Clnrcmont nvenuo, Vcronn, N. J.,
con.ilMlnir of a ten room house, out
buildings and nbout flvo acres of ground,
to Stephen Bcrgdnbl nnd John J. Vnn
Orden, of Caldw e.ll, for development Tha
property has been In tho Ousboltrco
family for mora- than 150 years. Carl
Mail, tho broker, nlso sold for Fred
Nunc, Jr.. to Mrs. John J. P. Conruy 23
Cumberland avenue, VeVona.
David Wellington Held bought through
Burton Thompson & Co. from tho Stan
ley Corporation 115 Ralph strcot, Eliza
beth, N. J., u six room houso, 51.3x100,
Chauncey 11. Griffon & Co. sold Tor
Edward li Hart bis houso nnd lnrge plot
on Neptuno nvcnuu, New llochello, N. Y.,
to William Sherwood.
3IAHICKT NEWS NOTfiS.
a mr, stnrv enraco to cost 3330,000
',hns been planned for tlio site, U7.Cx
'260.0, on Moylan place, east 01 jironu
wtiy, by tho Fort Leo Ferry Garngo
Company. ..... , , .
i.i . i,A.n fllp,1 for an e cht
Htory office building, 00.3x85.10, at 90 to
-Ivrt . 1-1,1. t ..ma v.v, IVirt lTnton Imlem-
nlty Company. Clinton & Itussell, nrch- p
ltccts. eatlmato tno.cosi nt ,-ov,uuv. .
mdgo Itulldlng Corporation will tnko
title to tho plot. 103x60xl24.5x irrcgulnr,
occupying the entlro block front on tho
eaat sldfl of West Hroadway between
Murray Btrcfct and Park Place, sold last ,
May at public auction by Henry Brady ,
for tho city. John II. Hlbbnrd secured
tho properly for tho corporation for
S325.000. Tho new owners Intend to
imnrovo tho slto with n twelve story
building. ,
Henri Mouquln. restaurateur, who rc-
contly purchased froifl Itlchnrd Delafleld
tho dwolllngs nt 38 to 12 West Forty-
sixth street, will mako extensive altera-
tlona. costing about $60,000.
Plans have been filed for n one story ,
garage. 52x98.9, at 148 nnd 150 bast
Twenty - fourth street, for SchMlin
IJrothcrs. Q. M. Lankman. architect,
estimates tho cost at f. 100.000.
Hudwlll Corporation. Hudson P. lloso
president, la tlio Ijuyei- or the tHrco
houses recently told by tho Debb Cor-
poratlon nt 462, 464 and 450 bast 159th
street. i
P. M. Clear nnd Harris Brown have
opened a real estate office at 373 Sov-
enth avenue.
Tho Now York Collcgo of Chiropractic,
ill Broadway, will movita offices ud
u . 1 M
. IJriAU U Ktnnellv liaa bean rataine,!
'r,hftY '
' i Ornml Itnplili Tnmt Compuny to
II e uhtv.a v I nix ni 1 1 i i . v i
ami 400 'lot, nt Mel ichen N j o0'l
WMW T,
A, l' Cotiiirn, who )mn fop tlio Mat
four een years conflicted a general real
catalo anil InmiranpA (main... nt n
Wt Rlnlitv.nrit atreet, having; com
'onui unerniioni nt uutidlna nt HP
WfM Hevonty-aecbrul utreet for lila ier
manent nceimanov. win. on Honteinhnr
"i Jnlntho fnst irrowlnif colony of real
(, flrn)ll now m,Me(, )n tho vicinity
. of Hevnnty-tocond atroet ami iirna.iumv.
Nnrillail M. Hneln. fnnm.rl
IndiiMiUI depnrtment Wood-Dolson &
Co,, h now wlili K'V Ilealty CorporA
tlou, ,
WOULD INCREASE CAPITAL.
I'niiii Hdihoiml Htnol NtonUlioldcrs
to Vnlfi mi Nrulemlier 'J4,
1 .',,l', '"rectors of tho I'enn Henbn,rd
"tep,1. Corporation hnvo cnllcd n wwlnl
meeting of stockholders to ho held on
HePtembcr 24 111 thin nltv In niilhnrlcn nn
Incnmso In thnt company's capital from
250,000 shnrcs to 360,000 shares, Increas
Inir Us stnted capital from 11,250,000 to
11,760,000, It In pioposed to lamia 1500,
000 of tho throo year 7 per cent, noted
now In tho company'n trensury to pro
vldo new working cnpltnl, raising Its out
Htntidlng noto lasuo to 12,000,000,
The company's stockholders nt . sec
end meeting to bo held Immediately nfter
tho first will bo naked to niithorlao the
anbi by Its directors of stock purchase
wnrrnnls covering 15,000 shares for
133 1-3, nt nny Hum nfter March 1, 1921,
nnd prior to tint convoralon, redemption
oil maturity of thn corporntlon's three
yenr 7 per cent, convertible gold notes
or tne corpnrniion, every warrant to pro
vide Hint Its holder may pay for thirty
allures of Mod: represented by tho war
rant In cnt.li or by tho surrender of on i
or uio notes
WOOL MARKET,
i
Boston, Fopt. 10. Tho Commercial
Jlullctln to-morrow will ravi
"Tho opening of lightweight goods for-
spring by the Amorlcan wooloii Com
pany has been tho foaturo of tho mar
ket. It Is generally considered thnt tho
prices nnmed wero rensonnbly low, but
buyers wcio nppnrently waiting to make
further comparisons before committing
themselves on any considerable nur-
chnsna,
"There hns been somo business In good
territory wools In tho range of $1.25 to
11.46 clear basis for flnc and fine me
dium Montana atnplo wools. Home
houses report n fair .business, hut on
tho whole business Iioh continued slow,
with prices, rapcclnlly for Inferior wools,
on tho easy aide,"
Tho Comrncrrial tnlletln to-morrow
will publish wool prices as follows, with
tho statement that quotations nro more
or loss nominal: Ohio and Pennsyl
vania lleecs Delaine, unwashed, 60W
63c; flno unwashed, 50fl66r.; "4 blood
combing, CO ft 02c, ; blood combing,
45tf47c. Michigan nnd New York
fleeces Pino nnwushod, 604f62c. f do
lalno unwashed, 58 00c; '4 blood un
wnshed, 00c. Wisconsin, Missouri nnd
average New England Yi blood, 66$
60c; blood, 42943c; U blood, 4 Oft'
41c. Kentucky, West Virginia nnd slml
Inr blood unwished, 48r49c. ; V4
blood unwnshed, 44ffP45c Scoured basis
Texas Flno, 12 months, 31.3091.35;
line, 8 months, 1 1.20 11.25, Cnllfornln
Northern, I1.35C1.40; middle county,
31.25iM.30: Southern, $101,10, Ore
gon Eastern No, 1 staple, $1,40 ;
Eastern clothing, $1.20 1.25: valley No,
1. $1.25411.30. Territory Flno staple.
$1.40iT1.50; Vi blood combing, 1.30W
1,35: V blood combing, 85000c. : U
blood combing, 70C75c; flno clothing.
Jl.251fl.30; lino medium clothing, $1.05
ffil.10.- Pulled Delaine, JI DOif ; A A,
tl.301r-l.3S ; A supers, 95c.(T$1.05. Mo
hairs Best combine. 40y50c; bunt
carding, JST40c. I
EQUIPMENT TRUSTS.
(Quoted on a Percentage Ilsl.
Name. Maturity. Hats, Hid. Asked.
Ilaltlmorn k Ohlo.lP20.27 4'j H..17 7.60
liethltliem BHei..iti:o-ao 7 ,.;.i
Huff, lloch A 1'., 1020-3.1 4H-6-0 7.7.1
fnnadlan Pacific. 1P2J-32 4'H) 8 00
7.1.1
7,00
0.87
0.00
7.60
7.0-)
7.01
fl.7.1
7.60
7.0
mil
7.60
0.60
A.HI
7.09
7.50
(1.73
0.60
11.8)
7.50
11.70
c.r.o
11.73
7.60
7.60
0.(1 J
7,00
0.60
7.00
7.73
rhlcngo t N V.. 11120.2.1 4W
Chi, 11 I I I'ac...lP20-27 4',-S
Chi, at I. i N O.1020-2I .1
C. C. 0 t Ht L.. 1020.20 fl-fl
Helawnrn I Hud.. 1022 4i
Ilrlo llallroad IU20-27 414-0
R.60
7.7.1
7,60
7.60
8.7.1
7.76
7.60
S.50
7.02
7.60
8.00
8,60
draco atinmhlp,,in:Q-,11 0
Illinois central... ui:o-:r Vi-o
Int l'ro,Kteamlilp.l020-2it 7
Louisville k Nash.1IC0.23 .1
Michigan Central. . 1020-.12 (V-C
Minn & Ht Louts. iii:u-2T n-o
Mo. ICan I Tejas. 1020-24 n
New vorK ceni...ii'20.aa 4Vi-o-7 7.C0
Norfolk ft Weat.. ,1020-81 4U 7.60
Northern Pacific .lnJU'JO 7 7,23
N Y. N II 4 II.. .,1020.20 4W-3-0 8.37
Pacific Fruit i;x.,102.1-.1 7 7.IO
I'enn (ien Frcliiht. 1020-23 4-IH 7.60
Iti-ndlng Co 1020-27 414 7,00
Seaboard Air I..., 1020-27 ',4-6-fl fi.po
Sinclair Ileflnlng. IP20-2I 0 S.37
Koulhern l'arlflc.ll'20.3', 4W-7 7.37
Houlhern Hallway.tP20-2n 8.00
Union Pacific.. ,.1!i2l-.n 7 0.00
Virginian Itallway,l02ii..io 0 7,M
White Oil Corp. ..11120.23 0 8.03
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
m
America's Foremost
I
Thomas
ii'WAr
AT (Kith ST,
Gold
81 Glades Roof
kV.,
"Golden Glades Ice Show" 1
New
Autumn
Edition
WITH
1
I
World's Premier Skating Stars
Musical Comerlv Fnvnrites nnrl
A Eewitching Bevy of
Myriads of Sensational Features
Everything New But the Ice
CI
WWWA
Hew gardens Inn
KEW GARDENS. LONG ISLAND
16 Minutes from Penn. Station,
35 Trains Each Way Dally.
, n I .. I IJ...I -f L. 11' U...
i uesiueniui noici 01 mo inniioi,
Type, Amid Beautiful Surrounding-.
American Pln Only.
Exceptionally desirable 2-room suites
. . r .. . m it I I
with menu tor two, al yu weemy are
Still Available.
GOI.F TENNIS
Under KNOTT Management
OKO. II. WAKTMAN, Manager
Tel. nicbmonrl IIII13S02
ButTctGrill forLntlioa&Gentlemen
SPECIAL DINNER $ OR
After-Theatre Supper, $1.25
REISENWEBER'S
Columbus
Circle
and 88th St.
COFFEE MARKET,
nulotly indVto 7p,;,?' W, "ti,7
conditions prnvallail during tha forenoon
seaalon, During tha nflernoon houaai
with Brasll eonnactlona alnrtert n froaU
buying movement, which advanced vnl-
uei almrply, tho hulaa carrying Decani.
Der to 8,35, Mnrch to 8.P4 nnd May to
0,05, or to S6 points net liliher, Dur.
injr tho lt fw tnlnutai of trading wnii
mreet coveren, nnni prices neing a io
24 points net hllhar, Tha local spat
mnrltat was nominally iinchanaea nna
damand In It poor,
Thura.
llama or prion t
Odhii. lllih.
Low,
in,
p-ptmtier , ,,
m JY Ji i
'irrv i'K
iicinur,,, ,,,, ,,,,
I'Xi'Vi J'W
1,16. II 7,00
finvuiiiuur
Ireembrr HOT
H.at'3? f'J?
January,, ,,,
fi.M.BI
8,73-74
s,(i:i4H
0,0.1.01
(1,111,15
U.'.'O.iJ
0,28-90
III III,
ESn
HM
rnuruaty, , ,,
March,,,, B.TT 0,04
April,,,,, ... . ... ,
May. fl.W CM
Alio
Km
sin
s.oo
P.03
Juna,,,,, ,,,,
Juiy,,,,,, v,is v,ia
COFFCI) OAllMSfl,
lilo 7s nnrhaniKd, at 1115, nnd asrhanga
unrhanaad, at UWd. Ilecidnts, 8,000, bass,
anil stock 69,1,000, ilantoa future", old, 400
rla hlalier to 175 Inwari nw, unclianied to
lin rata lotvir. Hactlpts, 09,000, and aliiek,
I.OSO.OOO. Ilrailllan uort rwialPtSi -4T.00O
ban, aaalnit 80,000 a;l year, and B'.oop
lu ,fr aao, Jundlahy raculpts, J3.0OO,
naaluat 10,000 nnd fH.OOO. Cleared from
Hautos, 24,WK bsBn, to various duatlnallona
In the United Hlates, Cleared from ill",
22,800 baia for Now York,
iirBsuiau euiicu iwiuifii
Ynter.
Last
week,
12,800
I MM
58.011
Last
year.
0,1101
.r.r.ii
I3,nn.i
imi.tKiti
ia2,ir,ti
077,800
i ay.
N, Y, dellverlea,,, 8,IT
N. (). deliveries... 7.010
Total dellvorloa,,,, 10,10.1
M. V. lneli ... n.',0.71I
(11)0,811)
N. O. atook 201,083 3I2.00J
HI nek all port!
1113,700 l.tWIJI
AllOAl ,i,,,,l
visible sunnly..
Sai,SUU OIMI.UUU
,.i,am,wo i.mii.iiTi uii.i
MlsiulSiH 1,225,024 1,103,:
aim
504
Uast year'a vlslbl
METAL MARKETS.
Hint. 10
Kept. 0,
Did, Asked,
Ilia. Asked,
Pneltrr,
Vral.'Oel 7.70 8.00 .... S.W
Aluminum 32.0U S.1,Ofl 82.(0 n.l.f
ri.,lAl,.llu STISm .... S7ll.(MJ
.... 7H.
....113".
.... iiM.i
An Imony .... 7.12i T TVti UW1.m
riatlr.um, sntt iih,ii
Platinum,-r, Ir inio.oo
I'lntlnum, 1W Ir itnn.oo
,00
no
cm
llleo cop, upot. ,,,, 18.M
r.lcc cop, Oct 18,73
IN.1,0
18,13
61,53
63,11
64.63
00.00
7n,,Wy7l 53.63 51.63 63,63
,,if..er,.:..3:.M.77 63,17 63.77
Pla Iron, plain,
No, 2, slllron,, 82.62 61.53 62.62
Ilea Iron, l'llt ,, 48.60 ....
llesa billets l'llts 00,00 ....
OLD MI1TAI.B.
Utalera' buying prices are aa
'nllnwai
Runts Her lb.
Copper Heavy cut and cniclble$l6,2r,tf l.1,r.O
Heavy and wire H.noiHI.60
1 l.rl.t ,..! Imllnma U nilfH.'l..',(l
ll.,v niarliliinrv rnmn. 1 1.OIIlt 1 4.T.0
llrass. Iianvy tl.OOtf l.60
HriiMR. lleht
a fulfill f.lHl
No, 1 clean brass turning!, ,
H.60M D.00
No, 1 romp, turnings , 12,nn8-i;i',o
Uad, tavy MM
... . - i .
ion lenu
6.2.1 W 6.60,
D.75U U.OO
ina ptrnp w,mv w.w
LONDON, Sept, lO.-FollowIng ara tho clos
ing initial iiuoiationst
s. d. Chanits.
Coppor, spot Hi o O oft r,
Copper, futures 7 5 O off 6s
Klectro cop, spot 112 0 O ....
Hlcctro rop, futures 118 0 0
Knlen-Fnot. 200 tons! futures, 800 tons.
Tin, spot,.. 200 10 0 up 12 lOi
Tin, futures 276 10 O up (I lis
filistu 273 0 0
tfn ei-Pnnt. 100 tonss futures. yo tons.
Spelter, spot an is n un Ms
Kni-ltir. futures 41 O O n 16s
Lead, epnt 6.1 10 O off
Lead, futures,
31 O 0 oft
EARNINGS STATEMENTS,
CITIES BIHtVlCB COMPANY.
12 Mos. Hnded
Month of July July 31.
Cross earnings $2,117,010 $22,402,229
raponses ri,u it) eui.ii,.
Net earnings 12,002,070 $2I.HOn,4t'.t
Interest on debenturos., lt'.2,SH3 1,036,417
Net to stock 11.000.0.11 $19,60.1,010
Dividend pfd. stock.... .180,814 4,491, ,?
Net to reserves, com
mon stock and sur
plus
.$1,610,203 113,300,283
Total anrplua and reserves,,
.130,011,711
rrniiaylrnnln Crmtc Oil Murltct.'
Oil Citt, Pa., Sept. 10. Credit bal
rncca, $0.10; runa, 47,771 ; nverngo,
54,440 ; shipments, 62,789 ; average,
12,997.
Business Troubles
I'KTITIONH IN MANKItriTCY.
The following petitions In bankruptcy wero
filed In the United States District Court yes
terday MOSKOVITZ A KirtSCH-Involuntary peti
tion against Morris Motkovllx and Abraham
Klrscb, trading under the namu of Mnsko
vlts ft Klrsch, furs and skins, 130 West
Twenty-eighth street, on bihalf of threo
creditors. Liabilities are alien ns $.10,000
nnd assets as 110,000. The petitioning credi
tors Hint amount claimed are: It. Freed
man, 1.R74 ; William P. Pacha, (1.134, nnd
U. it. Jaeoby, (1,402. Silver ft Moskoiltx
are attorneys for the petitioners.
AKTNA MOTOll COIU'OItATION OK'NKW
YOHK An lnoluntary petition against the
Aetna Motors Coruoratlon of New York, buy
ing, selling and repairing automobiles, lliO
Wj-st Flfty-eeM-nth street, on behalf of three
creditors. Liabilities ara given as (10,000
ami nssets as to.uou. i.pitein a urns, are
nttornvvs for tha netltlonrrs.
AM1HHCAN ETA II WAIST COMPANY A
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
Continental Music Hall
Healy's 0
FIKINR OOOO
COLUMBUS
Broadway Beauties H
Hotel Narragansett
Broadway at 01th St.
A blgh-class Hotel catering to
Select Clientele.
Suites ej I h 4 Rooms eni Baths
ly Wet, Month or Ytar .
THANSIENT ACCOMMODATIONS.
Personal Management of FHANK A.
PRTEL.BR, formerly of th Hendrlck Hud
son and The Chatsworth.
Table d'Hnte and ft in Carta Restaurant.
Telephone 0500 Illrcrslde.
$1 5 WEEKLY
room tviin rmvATE bath
Hotel Nassau
59th St., bet. Mad. & Park Aves.
Ono Mock from Station of All Subways.
I-hone rinz.i SI 00.
HOTEL. LUCERNE. 201 West 70lh St.
HOTEL WILLARD, 70th st. L West End av.
An acZvcrflaemcnf In tho Lost and
Found columns of THE SUN AND NEW
YORK HERALD off era a real poasiMJIty
of rcovernfl your lost property.
voluntary Million by Vrank IWtVy nM
Moim nulintr, tradlni unnar tha nama of
i i Mntutan mar. Want uvinpanr, at
1 1 llroaaway, In uhlch thals llabllltlia
12
tl lira
.d. Wjilf
fialms 3,oij or tha iiaiiilnue, iianjandn V,
Mi, S'A'rw 'for tha .patltlonar,
,OfJ? gfi',li0N0tl,,0 dwl'uVi,Kr S3
W tftpiiffiWft'dFBmiy, on
Iifsalf of thre craallora, Mahllltl". ara
Q.SJ.Wt,!
"n"M' i"rta la attom.y for tha p.titlon.r-,
i ust.iiww;o i iiAniuiuriui,
The fpllmin aebiiulM In hanVnintey
War tllad In Ilia United titatea District
, .JffrfflKL,,,,- . n ,.,...
"I uniifn, rainn uranoira; ana jiarry
Mltial. tradlni aa Onhsn, Oranlra- A Oo
A ' I 'll" ,,,r"". lHr,l lu
. ,""" annw iiam tiaa or suo.n.
h' aia
,(41 and
IP9ni' .Mi IPs. Joffa Jaffa
nrn a nrnryi for Mm alirrail li.nlirnnii.
NA.TMNfKli ItOMAN-HchedlilM ol Na.
WSPW. 'Ionian, furs, ihnw llablllllH of
i fl.BTlanil asxta nf l64,S6H, Notts and
1 lis make un iiar.n.ii ni inu liiblililes.
IIIIOIiY ft (jOOVnn, INO,-rlciedulea nf
i.' " l'5,J',", Nathan Conner, trading as
i . . ':2'.'C'ri anow Mammies nr.
of V. filch 121.0211 am iiiuneured rlalmi. ami
nssets nf I7.U4H. nf which atoek nn hand
rcpresente IS.ooo and drlna due In open so.
riniii e j.iiis, ii, m, newrnan la attorney
ui ma nnrseii unnurupi,
JUDOHUNTH I'lldOD,
MANHATTAN.
.The following judgments wore tiled yester.
Ilay. the (Irftt.tiatna liflnv llmt nf IIim Athlari
""in, r rans j, wanonai uasn
Ilea star On,
American Clearanru Oorp.-I'learua
lihlPPlna Oo Jno,. ,,,,,
1 roofca Hleutnihip Oorp.-O, tins,,,
Utiiilvenilnn, Anaelo, nnd New Am
sterdam Casualty Oo.-I'eople, 4o,
Illda. Itenjamln-ll, llosenfeld On.,,
ami Charles (loots-Morris Plan
Co,, New York ,
Ilelirtns. lleujantln, Moses Illerman
and Oharlea (louts-Morris Plan
(,'o New York ,,,,,,,,,,
linker, Alfred-Ham
Headier, William, Fannye lltarher,
jioieph Htalowlta mid Abraham
Headier Hama
lliasvll, William, I.ury Hraiell.
Cornelius Andersen, John Ward
and Adam lltldennunder-Hame ,,
Cnhen, Nahan-H, Miller
Onlrord. Cili-W. O. lladier, Jr.,,
Cram, llenlainln II. -II. I,. Hlilvely,
Century Flower and Feather Co.,
Jin',, and Krnest lUmasrano
Hnldella Ualante b Co,, lne
Cniiinn Mfg. On,, Ino.-l'lhra Casa
Hpeclalty Co,, Ino,
Duuiin, John J. H. Uroslna,,
UeutKh, Martln-Olbson Know Co,,
Ino ,, ,., ,,,,,,, ,i ,,(,,,
Da Lima, llerbert-H, Oppnihehner,
Unvot, Joseph 17. Manhattan
Vehicle Corp. , , ,
Rlmlra Advertising A'a'n-l.anston
Mnnotypa Marblns Co ......
Frnnktl, Huceno J. J, Kesner. et al
I'ry. Waller I,. Acme Mills Co,,,,
$133,00
501,16
(II3,S3
600 00
898,6,1
101,10
275,40
lil.70
110,00
2I8.S0
111,20
111.1,60
180,00
808,80
168,70
931,70
1,10,70
117.20
170.10
628,00
610.02
103,10
P03,80
312,48
(lotham Itestaurant and, Ilakery,
Ine.-Nntlnnai uasn iiegisiar i;o,,
liiiMiiainv. ltirnl.l 11. Bleni llros..
Juno Amusement Uo.-Coleomb &
hoko Mtar. uo
Levy, Abraham-Morris Plan Co,,
M v
813,7.1
112,70
111.70
Mnrliead, Wllllam-Morrls Plan Co,,
n, i .
1'nrtlldSC. V.
i;rnfst o. rcier ,
I'rassn Co,, Ins.
1,602.80
3.12.H2
131,60
621,72
1.10.8(1
IVIIm. HMnn-ll. MMiaHMH..
Ilnys, Herman 13. Bncyclopaedln
Ilrltnnnlcn Corp, ;.
IMhMt, Itobert-Clllter ltealty
Co,, Ino
R.lIn, lda-LY Pol
mini! A Co,, Ino
kiiaiIimt. flmnucl J. Dnuslas..
104,20
Hllbeimnn, PnnuK-l I. Halter et al,,
Uimlr,. Cri-H I. H. Hlnrr
l,36n..1M
isi.li;
Htnr A Herald Co,, Inn A, M, Leeb, 23,026.00
Htclnfeld, Loulsa-U, Hardella 100.20
Hlrensrud, CarolllieN. Cash llnls-
tcr Co, , IM'"
Pplnelll, Martln-J. Ilrlckman l,O0l,6fl
Trouvllle Club or Long ncaclii me
-L. Hartli A Don, lnc
Tropical Tlio A Itubber Co., Inc.
J. M. Kratn
Tevls, Lansing K.-L'nryclopaedla
Ilrltnnnlcn Corn -
Weber, Auaust 1I.-M. Oreenbaum.
Wnxniun, Dr. M. Murray-a. Lan-
con
Zodeknff, Jacob, nnd Annla Bhsr-
man-I. Ilogner ,.
HllONN.
Ilamet, Hyman-M. Blmon
600.08
283.60
220.41
189.03
179.50
202.11
(49.1.43
RESORTS.
Ixing Island.
The High Cost of Rents Reduced
mf, WEEK 23. ROOM
with steam heat, running hot and cold water
in modern all year hotel, fronting ocean.
35 Minutes From Times Square
Moderate Priced Restaurant
It mm with nrlr.tn bath. 117.60 tier week for two
ITansieni riio j.uu
HOTEL SHELBURNE
Connecticut.
Greenwich Inn
SOUND BEACH, CONN.
Open June to October
On the Water. 50 Minute, from N. Y.
Frequent trains. (Job, Tennis, llatnlag.
Westchester.
DYKAM I-MtU lir.Al.Tll FARM,
MT.MUMCO. N. Y.
When 111 or convalescent or In need of ret
or recuperation, lueai location among m
Westchester Hills. All milk, eggs, vegeta
bles and poultry from own Farm. Resident
physician. New York office, 131 East Win
Btrcet. rhnnt riaza 4HT3.
The discriminating only Inrlted.
New Jersey.
THE BREAKERS
Epeclal rates for Kept. Surf Ilathlnr. Golf,
'icnnis, luuing. upen until uct. u.
Atlantln City.
P.OYAl PAt ACE
' (SHOTELwLOTTAOES.,
vttwDcod.ATLANTIC ClTY.N.J
ONVERIENTiUALL ANUS EN EN 15
ScaUaihs. Uwttikhcn .Urchf Jir?i'
GasadtyeOO. Open aH the Xear
COOLEST AND MOST ATTIIACTIVU
LOCATION.
Hotel Espkinate
WIOLE BLOCK ON OCEAN FHONT.
Doston to Sovereign avs., In exclusive Cliel
sea section. Ideal family hotel. Capacity
KOO. Prlvato and public frei-h and sea wattr
baths. Orchestra. Dancing. Booklet.
Ownership direction W. V, BlTAW.
CONTINENTAL
Tennessee av near Lleach. Always open,
private baths, running water In rooms;
elevator; excellent table; whits uxnee.
American plan. X11) up daily; special
weekly rates. Ilooltlets. Qarace.
M. WALSH I3UNOAN.
Till! CARLTON,
In tho select Chelsea Section. Reau
tlful surroundings. Urlek structure.
Special l'all Ratos. Renowned cui
sine. Lnkewood, N. J.
FLORENCE in the PINES
LnkeiTOod.N.J. Modern convenience ;50 suites
nlthbntb. Full rates. UooUet. I. WOEILR.
' Pennsylvania.
ENJOT THB CIURMfl OP AUTUMN AT
KITTATINNY fJ'ftJSS.,
nF.LAWARB WATER GAP. PA.
Epeclal fall rates. Capacity R00. Strictly
modern; steam heat: log fires; private
baths: orchestra; golf; saddle horses,
hunting, fishing; magnificent scenery;
American plan, also a la carte; grill.
Rooklet, auto map- and terms upon re
quests JOHN PURDY COPE.
Canada.
Cbatenn Frontenao, on Heights of Old Que
bec Canadian FacUla Hotels, lUlB'wsj.N.Y,
arallter. Prank Jackson flrnlth
A gency, Ino, , , , , ,
(Irani, Alandr-K. Ooiffrsr at al,
MM
111.90
111,64
arcsnMsld. Alfrsd-11 bom llroa. A
Co, Ins, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,
HATinincn judomknth,
i MANHATTAN,
Tha first nama la that nf tha debtor, tha
second that nf tha creditor and data when
Judnnsnt was filed I ,
Oreenwafd Pet Icoai On,-lf, A, Ml ; ...
ler at al.t May 29, lOln (reversed) $3,126,67
Tompklne Oa lno,-H, A, Hlnsteln) ,,
Auiust 29, 1920,,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,Al,O20,85
'joiien, jonil fitarpeuii ami,
ll 10 JO, ,,, ,,,,,, , Mil ! Ml
Sherman. (Jregory-I, Franki April
101,31
140,71
.May III, 1910 (vacated),,,,,..,.. ,048,03
Haniet. nore-F, Funnani March
.21, 1018 i 108,00
Inaraham, Vlloet-l, M. Plowman A
do,, Ino, April 22, 11120, mmm,v
Xantbaky. flpera A,-D, Ji
. Vlaalqt Junn 8, 1013., ...... ,,,;
Itndaok, Hmanuel-M, Morrison ft
a,i tept, 21, 1917.,.,,,..,, .mm.
Werner, IV liheliiho d, and Henry
N,-H(niock A Fink (Jn, tlcpt, 23,
-.H'lll Ml I, Ml,,,,,,, ,M. MM.M.If.
Werner, Henry W.-llarlcm Hupply
nUo, April 2.1, 1012 Mi.ii mmi
Bame-i;, Wi Hweet A Co, Ilov, 13,
I.M3.13
760,00
290,20
217.34
291,39
122,0
tOd,t:
fmW.,A,vvu,llV,,
II umenkraus, ))vld, or tfraui
iiiiimenaraus, cavin, or nru , ...
II, March lllblO
Army Orders,
HpieM to Til dl'M asu Nsw Yoik Ilraitrs
WAHIIINOTON, flepl, 10,-Tliesa army
orders were made public lo.dayi
INKANTIlYl Capf, J, Harris nunean, hon.
nrably dlschargtd, Col, Ferdinand W, Itobbe,
now casually In this city, to Ida atatbn
Camp (luster, and report to rnmmaudlns;
imieral for duly, Capl, fiddlier Heroins, rs
slrncd, First l.leut, William II, t'arawsll,
Jr., rasUned, Capt. William T, Ptaoit, Jr.,
now In Hits city. Is asslined In Thirteenth
ny. is
inianirr 10 jinounnii, n, .it, nn ivfii -
cominaiidinjt officer or rcaimetu in wnini
assigned, Lieut, -Col, John J, Miller, special
orders August 23, assigned to ritty-nrit in
fantry, .revoked, Major Oscar J, Urlswnld
rellsvml at llobnban. N. J., dotal led ns tiro
lessor military eclenco and tactics Byracusa
I'liiversuy,
CAVAI.IlVl Cant. David nteivart. honors
bly illsrlmrg-M. Lleut.-Ool, Tbeodoia II, Tay.
lor. rcllovrd as rlilf nf staff Heienth llltl
slon.Camp I'unstnn, la assigned to Klglilli
wavairy, to rnri miss,
COAHT AltTILI.lillY COIIPHl First I.lflit
A. II. lllnrnnl nn,! Caul. Jeffrey II. Patter,
son. honorably itlicharired. Malar Walter O,
iiaxer. on ronihiAiion or nreieni ouiy. 10
Fort fltnvens. and re uort to cnmmandlnt
officer roast defenca of tha Columbia for
nss cnmeni. cam. r. i'. hcii anni. iinnorauiy
dtschaned, Following offlcera on completion
present duties at Camp Jackson, nnd on ei-
luiaiiiiii or any iras grnntcii, win prinecu
to places Indicated after names nnd report
to commanding officer for duty i First Lieut,
Hnvls W. Hole, to coast defences of Port.
mnn, ion Williams i nrst Lieut, w, u,
Wynian, to roust defences of Chesapeake
Hay, Fort Monroe i First Lieut, II. II,
Myrah. til roast defences of l'uret Hound.
l orn vninen.
MHDKUI. cnilPfli Mnlnr I.'ranrls N. Ver,
rls, M, u relieved jiresent duties, (n Camp
Ills, nnd report to Commanding Oeneral for
temporary duty nnd dlscharttoi Cant, Floyd
N, llhlpp, relieved Camp Zachary Taylor, to
Fort licnlamln KarrlMMit l'lrst Lieut. Hal.
bort H. Hill, rrllcvod present duty, to Jef
ferson Ilarracks, nnd report to commanding
nrricer ror temporary duty ana uiscnarum
.lainr i.arry n. MCAien. sueciai oruers
August 30 amended to t "now on duty nt
Port Htnlamln Harrison. In addition tn
present duties, report to commanding den
eral Fifth Corps Area for duty as attending
Burgeon! First Lieut, Bsmuel (', tlwymie,
relieved nt Waiter Heed (leneral Hospital, to
I'nrnn Cmlli. unit rrnnrt lo rnmiiiandlns
(irnerai: unpi, uorirain ii. wnrsiisu, i o iur.
amy nisciiaraeiii i.upt. uuaries v, niciiry,
rHitn.ii. Miinr Vrancla J. iHipiimuu. re
lieved Letlerman Oeneral Ilospllnl, report
lo zone suiinly officer. Ban Franclscol Lieut..
Col, Zlba L. Henry, relieved station hospital,
Nogalea, Arls., report by telegraph to com
inandlng Oeneral Ninth Corps Area, Ban
Francisco: Capl. Oeorgo 11. ItnndMI, re
llff'd I nil (leneral Hospital, Fort Kherldan,
lo uort H oc n . nnn repori in cimininuunm
oiticer iur ouiyi 1.111,1 n. ... ,v,.w,., .
h.h TJ.V..H nnrl llnsultal. l'ort Bhorl
...... . r. . ii 1, ,.,,nn r.
dan. to Camp Normoylo, and report to
commanding officer for duty; Major lllchard
, iwurinti rtUi'i.,1 Mather Klold. to head
nuartem Ninui uorpa Area, nan rmimw
RESORTS.
Ixing Island,
wr uay i- vnu
so persons
BRIGfiTON BEACH
NEW YORK
Asbury IVtrk.
HOTEL FRANKLIN
HOUSr: OF HOSPITALITY.
Gpeclal Hates Throughout fleptember.
One Illnck to Ocean. C. NTltO(lI).
ART SALES.
LAST HAY Ol" TUB
PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
TO-DAY (Sat.) at 2 P.M.
DARLING & GO., Auct'rs
242 Fifth Ave., 27th-28fi Sts.
Wonderful Curios, Paintings,
Throne Vnaea, Napoleon Dining
Room Suit, Player Piano, Genuine
Aubuaaon Drawing Room Suit.
Curloa from oil parti of the world
nt the
SCOH-ROBBINS ESTATE
Also In To-day's Solo
6 Hand Painted Tapeatriet by
William Hawkes of London
Belonging to
WILLIAM FAVERSHAM
Connolniuri and Dealers Attend
CATALOGUES AT THE SALE
INSTRUCTION, COLLEGES, &C.
a Colls e Preperstorv School
WI
with ilrontf FTImiry end Junior
Collegiate
ureees. noecni scaooi
building. Lsrse Oymna
srara. Mllltiry Drill srnl
stipervuea Ainieuci.
Cfllinnl For Afttrnoon outlnf clstsea
tjUaUUJl Doyi Hl-UW.llll.,lcwTsrt
TnmAt lia rhtstooM
sssniyarHs-ssSl. nl
f Irtlwr Wtfrw. H.si,t.f
BROOKLYN
SOt Washington at.,
Brooklyn, New York
Fall '1 trill liek'lui
LAW SCHOOL n
r, Sept. gnu.
or luiiiiurue.
le.
J
L
u.u aupiuTii. rram ootn
Brooklyn and Manhattan
Bereuch Uall Subway Rtatioa.
WYOMINO SEMINARY. A co-edueatlonal I
school wnere boys and girls get a vision.
College preparation. Business, Music, Art.
Oratory and Domestlo Arts and Science;
military training, Gymnasium and Athletla
field; 70 year; endowed; catalog. L. L.
EPRAGUE. D. D.i i-resvaent, Kingston, pa.
THE CARPENTER SCHOOL,
310 WEST END AVE.
rnl. 4.W0. A Christian school for boys
Twenty-first year begins Oct. 4. Outdoor
exercise 'daily, 1:30 to 4:00. Prlvato
School.
JAPANESE wants to bo tutor of Japanese
history, language or painting; reference..
Pitorcje, sarB. S7tb at, :
CITY EEAL E8TATE,
aVVaaVVVVSayVVayaVVVVVWaasaaksaaWa;
yUrcaih ef Quaana-flala ar Ileal,
I
AMI lniUWM
New Garden Apartments
JACKSON HEIGHTS
, Tlio llliMtriitlonaliowa tho unlquo block plan, Tim Interior
of tlio block In restricted to n pnrk for tho benefit of till, Dncli
npnrtment fncea In tho ntrect nnd tfiinlcn, Mnny of tho npart
tncnta hnvo built-in porches nnd nil nro up to ditto Itt every
pnrtlctilnr.
If you nro paylni $100 to $200 monthly In rent, It will ho
well worth your wfillo to Inveatlfinto tho Jnckson Heights
I'liin of Tcnnnt Owncralilp,
4, 5 & 6 Room Garden Apartments
READY FOR OCCUPANCY THIS FALL
i'ocfol nnif iinc reference required
The Queensboro Corporation
Mnnhnttnn Ofllco
0 I!. 4?il Ht,. Cor. Sis; lintl Ato.
'IVIrphuiioJilurray IHU 7037
Visit Jackson Heights To-day
t-i muMtva FROM iU HTUUIir
Tn visit Jarkaon Helalits by most convenient routo talcn mtliiray to Oran,!
Central, tratufcr to Quecusboro Subway (Corona Una) to'JatUflt, fltuloii
HEAL ESTATE OUT OP CITY,
Long Island Hale or Hent.
READY FOR OCCUPANCY OCTOBER 1st
On the hills of the
North Shore, 100
feet above Lung
Island Sound, be
tween Douilaa Man
or and (Ireat Neck)
tea beautiful Co
lonial Collates, six.
seven and eight
rooms, one and two
tiled baths, with
built-in tubs l pol
ished oak floors,
white enamel trim,
open fireplace, glass
a n closed porches,
gas, stoam heat and
Att.n f I V lurM!
largaplota beautiful
ly planted! Plenty
of room for flowsr
and vrcetabla car
ilrnai treea nnd
A Home in
INSTRUCTION, COLLEGES, &0.
Berkeley-Irving
SCHOOL for BOYS
311 West Eighty-third Street
A &hool tchtte the hlthtst dura
tional Utah hat bttn iucj
fully prattled' Jot 40 years.
"From Primary to College."
Small claiiet and individual tnitruction.
Swimming Pool, Gyronaiium and
Roof Playground, all on the prem
hei. permit propcily lupcrviied iport
and athletics that develop mentally
and physically.
Special preparation for Wett Point,
Annapolis, and all Colleges. Super
viiion from 830 A. M. to 5 P. M, if
desired. Afternoon Outing Claiie.
rflustrafed Catalog on recuest.
LOUI8 D. RAY, I'll. D.. Headmastsr
TKMSI'IIONH BCHUVLHIt eUO.
THE PENNINGTON SCHOOL
Treparca for all Collcgea and Technical
Bchoola. Wide cholcn of courses. Thor
ough business courses, Lowor school for
boys 0 to 13. Strong mala faculty. Small
classes. Modsrn Gymnasium, with pool.
Large playing flslds. Comfortable dormi
tories. New Infirmary. A few vacan
cies. Moderate rates. Elghty-thlrd year
begins Sept. 22. Writo Dr. FRANK MAO
DANIEL, l'ennlngton, N. J., P. O. Box F,
or phono Fcpnlngton 28.
DAY AMD HYSHTIMl Dkl-m
Nrw Yor 72 Patrh Ave-twtaS-aMte,
Itreaaiya vnm rmnuin ana jiamaa as
REGENTS' ExarnlnatronJt
WOTPomrAnnaous
- n tn H,i,,fs r.sasM.e1
PALL TKRI
BKQINS ftEPt. I
HAMILTOH .INSTITUTE
$Z" FOR BOYS
839 West 80th 8t. Tel. B285 Schuyler.
Tha College Preparatory School which
believes In tha
EDUCATIONAL VAI.TJR Off GAMES AND
HI'OltTS.
1820 Football Team directed by Coach of
Boitoo-New York I'rrp School Champions
OI 11119.
Entrance Certificate for Universities and
Colleges.
RIVERSIDE SCHOOL
R70 WEST END AVI
(AT 103D ST.)
r or Ulna, ,i,iiuciini ivn,
uicmrniary, men
School. Catalogue. Telephone Rivers
side 1)40.
REAL ESTATE ATCTION.
JOSEPH P. DAY. Real Estate Auctioneer,
Of luen? ii. I'oono uort, iff.
JERK JOHNSON JR. CO., Auctioneers,
IPS Montague St.. Brooklyn, N. Y.
CITY REAL ESTATE.
Business Property
DOl'OLAS la EI.I.I3IAN ft CO.
15 East 49tb St.
Above 14th St. to 60tb St. (Inclusive).
East River to North Klver.
MURRAY HILL DWELLING.
. 103 EAST 37TII ST.
Three story and basement dwelling; pos
session October 1; price S23.O0O; terms to
suit. Inqulro
HENRY HOF.
607 Third Av.,
Between 37th nnd 3Sth sts.
Above SOtli fit. Bill Av. to' East River.
FIFTH AVE. for CLUB PURPOSES
Wonderful opportunity to purchaso
very elaboralo houso In early 70'a
on very unusual and liberal terms.
Pries about half Its rent value.
maxi u raaua co. so je. im st.
CITY REAL ESTATE,
I fiSfu0SAS4
nrouh of QmiUriSAtt if MtnU
The Sun
shines
in every
window
of the
Semi-Detached
Jnckaon Ifelftlits Ofllco
Opposite) iMth Ht. Subway Station
ivicpnoug no
VOWIQWD JMl
REAL ESTATE OUT OP CITY.
Long Islunil HaU or Rent. '
hedfjea. charming
park-Ilka surround
Incsi two golf and
couotry chilis clnsn
by, MOTOR OUT
TO-DAY, half hour
from Quernshnro
llrl.lfo, or TAKE
TRAIN from Venn.
Station to Little
Neck Station; SO
Minutes by express;
best weekday trains
lotttt, ntso, u::,
3MI, S:3n, 4:31 and
6:03 1 Sundays, 21
minutes after each
hour, Ask for
Ralph Harwtt, Uis
builder. Full par
ticulars on request,
I'hona 157W Bay
aide, .'. lJl,.j
Westmoreland
CITY REAL ESTATE.
llorough of Ilroni Snlo or Itent.
JUST COMPLETED
240th St. nnd Katonah Avo.
Twenty 7 room houses, evsry modern Im
kcovement; stucco on Interlocking hollow
tile; room (or (tarsus and vegotable garden I
block east of Van Cortlandt l'arki take Si
Av. I, to Bedford Park and surfaaa rnr in
, - , ui ... i, uaiurai anu vnon
laH , fMlrem. l'hone Owner. UANIUli
HOUMtAN. Fordham 3030. a-
2-FAMILY BRICK HOUSES,
with caraga In course ot construction!
HEADY FOR OCOUI'ANCY HUIT. 13T1I,
MONTOOMKRY AV. AND 170TH.
Two Blocks West of University Av.
lnT n 1 .. . M , n . . . - . n
I)o ro nth of Brooklyn -rtale or Itrat,
HOMES! HOMES! HOMESI
00 built and aoldt a few now ready;
others Oct. 1. Wide rang of prices.
1'oelllvely nothing llko them? Take
Broadway-Sea Beach Sub. to Kings
Highway Bin. (Avenue II end) Or atnd
iur panipiuei.
JOHN F. C11URLO CORPN..
70 Avenue R, Brooklyn.
BUY FROM BUILDERS.
Modem, Stucco six seml-datachcd dwell,
ings, enclosed porch, (I, 8 and 0 rooms and
bath, all Improvements, parquet floors, In.
stanfaneous water heater, extra toilet and
laundry In cellar. Plots 2S10O. Oar
ages. Prices from 19,600 to $15,600. Ave.
It and West 13th St. TAIC13 8ISA BEACH
SUBWAY to KINGS IHOHWAY-Kilt Ave.
n. Agent on premises. ASCIONB BUILT
I.VO CO., INO., 29 Broadway, Nsw Yorlc
City.
READY RIGHT NOW
Three beautiful 10 room brieU houses,
Brooklyn. All Improvements money will
buy 35 minutes from Times Square. I'rlcea
15,000 lo 111.000. Terma.
REALTY TRUST. 7 Broadway, New York.
llarrlny
445 EAST 19th ST., $35,000.
Attractive homo, on finest block In Flat
bush, between Dorchester road and Dltmai
av.; 1.1 rooms, 3 baths; built to order; bard,
wood throughout: parquet floors, hot water
heat, hot wator aupply; largo plot, 05x120
ft,; garago; Immediate possession; your own
broker or owner direct. Flatbush
CsimeV. K flat.. 1 a, nr... Ill fua
fcanalph Ave., near Fulton, plot 60x73,
JT Rented tl.612. Cash 12,600.
Iforoufh ot Quetnt-Salo or Kent
rHandsome Stucco Homesi
At Elmhurat Manor.
ONI.Y 17 MINUTES TO MANHATTAN
VIA Ql'EHNSUORO SURWAY.
It you aro looking for a home In a
highly restricted neighborhood we havo
Just what you ara looking for in a modern-up-to-date
alx room atucco bouse with
every conceivable convenlenco and Im
provements Installed, designed and con
structed for the homeseeker who deetrci
the best at tha least cost. PRICE $3,600.
Easy terms.
TO SEE IS TO BUY.
From Manhattan tako Queensboro Sub
way at Orand Central Station, Corona
Line, get off at Junction av., walk north
to Burnslde av. to property. From Man
hattan end Queensboro Bridge at 69th st.
and 2d av. tako Flushing or College
Point trolley cars to Jackson and Junc
tion avs., walk one block north.
From Brooklyn take Grand st. car or
Flushing av. car to Jackson and Junc
tion avs. Car passes property,
WR filRSON 9nn,T ond fnllder.
K Jackson & Junction
Ara.. Elmhursti L. I. Phone Newtown 2073
1
REAL ESTATE OUT OF CITY.
Long Island Sale or Rent.
' FREEPORT
Seven room bungalow, all Improvements,,
newly finished: garage. 7,20O, 2,500 cash.
C. A. EDWARDS. Opp. Depot.
If WOLF, 70 a " n.
1 1. WZZzLl.' Exceptional bargain
w II on the North Bho.
UAIJJA an the Sound. I- I.-HOMES READS
22 minutes Penn. Bta.
UALtlA ESTATES CORP.. 2IT B'way.
"A'orfa shore ol Lane stand"
llltlNTON Ci UELU
Phone fill Itajsldr. Raysldr, L. L
R0CKV I LLC CENTRE -;r,.S..Uou,T 1!!:
E.W.Hennlnxs.opp.Sta. f.r sate we hate It.
JEREMIAH BOBBINS iX'toTi'!'"'

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