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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-05
jim CROW
DANGEROUS

Washington, Feb. President
Roosevelt has made no reply to the
telegram sent from the Oklahoma con-
stitutional convention concerning the
"Jim Grow" car provision. He recog-
nizes it as democratic trick and to-
day assured republican leaders that
he will ignore the request to state in
advance what he would do if the anti
negro clause is inserted in the consti-
tuition.
The enabling act provides:
"The constitution shall be repubh-
can IN form and make no distinction
in civil or political rights shall not be
re0ugnant to the constitution Of the
United States and the principles Of
the Declaration Of Independence"
Section 1 provides:
"And If the constitution and gov
eEAmsnt VI the said proposed state
are republican in form, and II the
provisions Of the enabling act are
complied with in the formation there
Of. 4 silall be the duty Of the presi
dent Of the United States, within
twenty days from the receipt Of the
certificate Of the result Of the cleo
tion and the statement Of votes casi
thereon, 10 issue his proclamation an
nouncing the result Of said election
and there upon the said state Of Ok
lahoma shall be admitted by con
gressinto the nation"
v II is now up to the democrats o
Oklahoma TO determine whether tn
"Jim Crow car provision is in har
mony with the constitution. Afte
they have guessed and put in, the
the president will have a CUES,
Democratic leaders here claim the er
ahling act section quoted clearly bar
"Jim Crow" legislation. Congress
authorized separate schools in a sci
|. srate clause, but didn't authors
"Jim Grow" cars. The law makes
mandatory upon the president to pr
claim the adoption Of the constitutio
q if it conforms to the federal cOnst
tuition and the enabling act.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-05
TURNER FOR
SENATOR
THE OKLAHOMA CITY BANKER
ENTERS THE CONTEST FOR
THE HIGH HONOR
He HAS NO FALSE MODESH
ID Making known His Ambition A
Sketch Of His Career

Daily 0klahoman:
Formal announcement Of NJ. L.
Turner'S candidacy for the United
States senate from Oklahoma is
hardly necessary. So many Of the
leaders os thought and action in the
twin territories have already dis
cussed the candidacy Of Mr.. Turner
that it is well understood that he has
entered the lists and he and his
friends are (even now making a
strong fight for the place, with the
election some time in the future. Mr..
Turner says to all who approach him
on the subject that he is a candidate
for this high honor for the reason
that he feels that he knows the needs
Of the new state of Oklahoma TO the
extent TINT he can be Of great value
to the commonwealth in the high po-
sition he is ask;ng at the hands Of
the people.
Mr.. Turner is not advancing back
Of the time worn statement that at
the earliest pleading Of his friends
he has allowed his name to be used.
He frankly says that he wants the
place and that If he Is chosen he vail
give has time and experience 70 this
greatest Of legislative Offices. He has
friends, Of course, hundreds Of
them, and they are all at work foI
their candidate. but Of these workers
there is none more active than Turhe
himself. This man Is a bundle d
nerves and energy. He is : gradu'
ate 81 lie school 81 Hard Knocks. III
farmed in Missouri, where he wal
born, and all through his life, from
early youth, he has understood th'
need Of getting you to 'hustel" II h
meant 70 win success.
The same quality has made hin
one Of the most highly thought o
business men in Oklahoma City, a
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-05

The Chronicle, published at Marsh
field, Mo-. Mr.. Turner's former home,
concerning his personality and can
didacy says:
Luther, as he is called by all his
friends in Missouri, was born in a
one-room log cabin on a farm in
Greene county, Mo-, in October, 1858.
The close of the civil war left
southwest Missouri prostrated, and
the majority Of the people in extreme
poverty. Luther had five uncles in
the Confederate army and their home
coming was to scene of desolation.
The cannon had hardly ceased boom
ing when Luther's father engaged to
clerk in small mercantile house in
Marshfeld; later, went into the mer-
camille business on his own account
There misfortune overlook him, and,
70 make a living, he moved, in 1871,
with his family and children, to a
rented farm in Webster county. Tur-
ner was then few months over II
years old
Luther lived seven years on the
farm and during that time had only
one coat.
Death came one day to the Turner
household, and the father fell asleep.
TIE widow and children sold the only
horse they had owned, and farmed
with, and moved to Marshfeld, where
Turner found employment in a gro
Gerry store at s12 a month, and sup
ported his mother. His salary was
increased from month to month and
late in the fall Of 1878 he had haved
$140. Turner grew confident that he
could win for himself as easily as he
was winning for others, and went tc
the little town Of Northview, where
began buying wheat, but lacked
money TO buy a full carload. Ed
mund Hosmeg, his uncle, agreed thai
Turner shopld draw On him for thu
'amounf needed. Turned made $4,000
profit on the first three cars ne bought
and felt himself q rich man. In on'
year he rad paid $500 for a grain ele
vator. and made s170. Since that yea
fortune has never failed to rewarS
Turner's industry and business sa
gacity. In 1887 Turner opened banl
in Springfield, Kansas, remaining
there two years; after which he spen
almost two years in the states 0
, Colorado and Washington, buyini
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-05

tate, county and city warrants and
bonds. He moved to Guthrie, Okla,
December, 1891, where he served as
territorial treasurer under the adj
ministration Of Gov. William G.. Rem
frow, from 1894 to 1897. He went to
Oklahoma City in December, 1898,
md in January, 1899, established the
Western National bank, which is one
Of the strongest financial institutions
OF the new state
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-05
"A ROYAL SLAVE"
One Of the Best Plays Of the Season
at the Opera House Last Night

Gordon & Benefits splendid pro-
iuction of "a Royal Slave" was pre-
sented to fair sized house at the
opera house last night. Owing to
the cold the company with difficulty
were able to 90 through their parts
and several changes Of costume were
omitted as was one entire scene "El
TorO by Moonlight" A large part
of the audience sat in their wraps.
The play, said to have been modelled
after General Wallace's "Fair God, .
borders more closely on the tragedic.
1t tells a story Of loves and hates
such as is sen only in the impassioned
Spaniard and Mexican. The scene is
laid in the valley of Mexico near the
Sierra Madre mountains. With one
or two exceptions the cast has been
well chosen, the El Auguila, the last
Of the Montezumas,i Of Mr.. Humph-
rey, and the Countess, by Marie Var
Tassel being very fine. Harry Hog
as the newspaper correspondent ans
his diminutive and charming littl,
companion, Miss Hazel Rice made /
hit with the audience; they also in
troduced some good specialties.
/ The costunling and scenery of til
play were attra-t,ve features, ais
Ithe attention to detail. Miss Van Tas
sell wore several regal gowns while tn
costumes of some of the male mem
bers was picturesque and magnif
cent.
Thursday night cole Olson" tn
funny Swede will be the bill.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-05
DRILLING FOR THE PRIZE.

The degree team Of the ladies Of
the Maccabees are drilling almost
every afternoon in the Woodlands
hall for the big prize which they ex-
pect to capture at the meeting Of
the grand lodge at Ft. Smith in the
near future. There are sixteen la
dies in the team eaptained by Mrs.
"A. L. Herr and according to mili-
tary man who understands the tac-
ties and who has seen their work says
they are pretty sure to get the prize
for their work is fine.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-05
new THREE STORY BRICK
Building viii be Erected Next to the
Hotel Savoy

Bids were opened last Saturday for
the construction of a three story
brick building on Chickasha avenue,
next to the Hotel Savoy, but none Of
the bids were satisfactory and a new
call for bids to be made on or before
Feb. II has been issued.
This will be a handsome structure
rs BY 100 feet and will be built BY J.
WI. Speake and S. T. Bledsoe. The
second and third floors will be used
for hotel purposes, being an addition
to the Savoy and the first floor viii
! be occupied BY a store.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-05

well as one Of the towns most pnO-
gressive citizens. He is a deriocrat.
Efe is not an orator, but when there
is statement o. fact to be made in
a business like manner he can make
Railways for Oklahoma. If Mr..
Turner goes to the senate he will rep
resent the new state and her people
every minute Of the time.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-05
COLD
PREVAILS

New York, Feb. 5--For more than
twenty hours New York has been in
the grip of a fierce northeast snow
storm. Snow is piled six feet deep
along the surface lines between
tracks and sidewalks. It book five
thousand snow shovslers and snow
giows to keep the streets open. In
New England binding snow storm
is driven by a sixty mile an hour
wind.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-05

The board at the depot telling OF
the time Of arrival and departure Of
trains for the benefit Of the traveA
ing public is being used but little
these days. AS gentleman said this
morning, Il guess there trains are
due when you see the smoke"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-05

Kansas City, Feb, 5--During the
night the thermometer fell to five be-
low zero. Four below at Topeka, the
lowest in this part of the southwest
during the winter. Today there was
a rapid rise in temperature and but
little snow; trains are still delayed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-05

The N. B. AS had a candidate for
iniation last night who decided that
the goat business might prove a
little too strenuous for him and he
grabbed his hat and coat and made a
hasty exit from the lodge room. He
will doubtless have to ride more than
goat when next he returns.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-05

Bismark, N. D., Feb. Sat Good
rich it is reported that a woman and
five children froze to death last night.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-05

St. Paul, Feb. minimum tenn
perature today was thirty-fve degrees
below zero.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-05
ROCK ISLAND ADDITION

To ChiCkasha. 81 lots. Price
$50 to 1925. $25OO down and
$40 a month at 8 per cent.
Or 5 per cent discount for
cash. These are the incest,
cheapest and best lots that there
is in Chickasha. They are the
closest in. See me quick if you
want lots as they won't lastlOng.
They are on South Hill.
]. P. NAIL, Sole Agent
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-05

Watch for the Wizard.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-05

Thursday night cole Olson" the
lnny Swede will be the bill.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-06
MANY LEASES REPORTED.

Nicholas F. Walsh has leased for the City Real
Estate Company for a long term Of years. for the
u T. Hungerford Brass and Copper Company. the
building now IN of construction at No. 4S6 to
492 Pearl st.
Whitehouse & Porter report the following: No
East 42d St. entire building, for term of years:
also the three upper floors at No. IA East 42d st.
for Victor ". Nunes to the Bellevue Nurses also
the second floor No. 391 5th ave. to Chappey &
Co, of Paris; also No 81 East 53d st. for the New
York State Terminal Realty Company, TO Farley
Clarke; also No. 81 West 10th St. for j w Cod
dard to George B. Lester. and the private stable
No ZIG West 5Sth St. for Caleb Hyde TO Alfred G.
Vanderbilt
Louis Marks has leased for the Mckinley Realty
and Construction Company the store and basement
in the six story building in course of construction
the east side of LenoX ave, n feet north of
1S5th St, TO Morris f. Rosenbaum and the Albin
Confectionery Company for long term OF years
Harvey y. Boomer has leased to the Bronx
Garage Company the plot. 75x100 feet at the south
east of 1Ssth and Sd ave, which the
company Will erect two story building.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-06
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Enrico V. Pescia 6. Co Onc) have resold for
client the three story private dwelling house Nos
-ss7 Fillmore st, The Bronx on plot 5OxlO
feet.
Charles S. Kohler has sold for the estate OF
Josephine A. Riker the three story dwelling house
No. s1S West End ave, lot 17x666 feet to a
client who will occupy the house
Pocher & Co have leased the store and base
ment at No eos Sth ave for a term of five years
TO Weissman & McCard for H. Weaver
The same brokers have rented all the lofts in the
building No. 800 6th ave. for the to various
on4 52hn Store hss sos No NJ
the southeast corner Of a2d % 81 oNo- leet ADJOINING
ts Joseph d} Bob Roberts IT'S has bought from Samuel Mandl
100 west Lenox ave The buyer viii vii" erect
hve story fathouse on the site
sold for Samuel Winters No 26l5 8th ave. nve
story triple hathouse. with stores a lot 27x1OO
ooIa G NJ silyerman & Son have sold the southwest
ahouses. with stores plot i2oxioo feet. S.0tS 10
s20tbees pe BeoheTs tn In part payment shwze
feet on the north side Of ssth st. feet west Of
r,sa e E. L Tiseh & Co. in conjunction with A Stein
Change For Mr. wensodR RaqS No the be 99w9E
"a SIX te stPry P new law house on plot 4ox1OO5 feet
trade No l2 East s6h ST. four story % doube fSes af IN
house on a plot S9xlooS feet and No. 229 East ast
ST. Iro four story double fathouse, with stores on
FIVE story tenement house on 10 lot Eas5 2xss f fes ST.
M Max <, MaTx N *, hes has sold through Ferdinand Nagel
nathouses, on plot I9oxssn feet "'e STORY double
one @5s Of RaHs the S3d rS for T6e
tached dwelling houses now being constructed in
village westchester Also sold for Client n, the the
two story and basement dwelling house No s74
ST. between White Plains Road and ID ave Wake
field; for the Milton Realty Company three parcels
OF two lots each the west side of Catherine ST
between 2Sath and 240th SITS. and for c. H Wer-
ner five lots on the east side of Matilda St, 400
The Sanford Realty cnnnanv has bought from
New-York tribune., 1907-06-06

the Neerg Realty Company No. 425 West 45th st,
five story tenement house lot 226XlOO.5 feet.
Gillen & Stryker and Cadwalader Ltnthtcum have
sold for Herman Reher Nos. 1886 and 1888 Tenth ave.
two three-story tenement houses. in rear, on a
plot 4.Sx100 feet.
H D. Baker & Bro have sold for Moses Kinzler
No 646 East 18th st. four story building, on
plot 3SxlS0 6x irregular.
Pepe Brothers and D. M Gallo sold for Eugene
Geroux No 1877 Thompson St, a five story tenement
house, on a lot 25x1O0 feet to J. Carneval.
Marcus Rosenthal has bought from Louis Kramer
No 246 Avenue B, four story tenement house. on
Richard Dickson has sold for julius Brunnings
story brick building lot 25XS0 feet.
Abraham Ptser has sold No. 623 East Hath st, n
three story frame dwelling house lot 25Xs0
feet.
Louis Bouer has sold to Marcus Rosenthal the
plot. S1x1E feet at the northeast corner of Bel
mont ave and 1S1st st.
A Shatzkn & Sons have sold TO Michele Bimonte
the lot 25x100 feet. the east side of Cedar ave-
% north of Elm st: also, to Mr.. Browne, the
plot 50xlO0 feet the south side Of 2l6th st, 100
feet east OF Sixth also to Antonio Suozz the
plot 75X100 feet, the south side of N5th st, 25
feet east Of Sixth ave, and plot, 15x1OO feet, on
the south side of 215th ST. between Sixth and TIL
den aves, to Edward Oswald.
Clement H. Smith sold for Charles Kaeppel a lot
the west side Of Walton ave. south of 1I6th St.
25xI00 feet for Mrs. Wilhemne Finley, a two family
dwelling house, the south side Of ls2d st. 100 feet
west of Sd ave: one family frame dwelling
house. on lot 25xl00 feet, No. 5l9 Mead ave-, Van
Nest, and for Rosensweg & Elson, three two fam
fly brick houses. on the east side of Weeks ave.'
50 feet south of 173d St, 20X95 feet each.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-06
BIG VEST SIDE SALE.
PROPERTY IN I18TH ST.
Found for -Four Warren
Street Buildings.

A L. Mordecai Son Gnc) have sold for the
West Side Construction Company, of which jacob
Alexrod is president to a client of Frank Thorn
the six story elevator apartment house being built
at the southwest Of 11Sth st. and Morning
side ave West. 1t occupies plot of land 100 by
125 feet.
Edward McVickar has sold for S J. Rogers Nos.
81 and 80 Warren st, two five story mercantile
buildings a plot 50x1G0 feet, adjoining the
southwest corner of Church st.
Henry l.. Dyer has sold to p. L. Lynch Nos. ~
and 12f Warren St. TWO four story brick buildings
on plot 471x9O7 feet. 67.S feet east of West st
Ruland & Whiting the brokers.
Pease & Gilman have sold for Andrew tletcher
Nos. 339 and 341 West nth st. two five story
American basement dwelling houses. on plot 35X
1922 feet adjoining the north corner Of Riverside
Drive. The buyer will occupy the premises
New-York tribune., 1907-06-06
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

At Ia Yesey Shy Joseph P Day: 10th St n $ 223
n Ave A, 225xl02.2 story frame building and
vacant; Jos HaInershlag agt the Realty Co
a. al; a & Jacobs. attys: Fulton Mcmahon. ref:
S;i, due SO l4I 80 taxes etc 1887 6s; subject
Columbus ave, Is-lOxl0O.5. four story stone front
dwelling: Ann Davis exr. Seaman et al p:
smith & = attys Frank Keck. ref; amt due SI0-
eSa 81; taxes etc s2 2$27 81; l6l Ave B. s. a2s #
10th 81, 2S.sX93. and story brick tenement
ase store; w II Gentznger Henrietta Gentzlinger
g al Charles Forster atty; Adam Wiener ref: par-
ticH: l24th 81. W OF 5th ave 10 sxsl
TOUT story and basement stone front dwelling; 2 S
Fotter against y 4 Gumbleton all Young Yer p
q = attys; II Bevans. ref; due s23. .537 Il ::
axes etc $1,000 ssS 30 ave 400 II OF J4th
e. ZOSFO nYe story brick tenement and store. Morrs
ave, corner 146th 81, 100 2xlOoxs2 9xlOi q two
stosy frame dwelling and story frame builcInrs
ana AZ III Taeant; schmidt against Hentze ct al
% Loughfan, ATTY r Donney. ref; partition
"a If5ch 81, 100 II Of Washington ave 4T~foa
nye story brick tenement Hattie Bogart against ~
iookey ct az J 4 ssidmal. atty: S II Weinhandler
fsi' amt Cue $3.50 So; taxes. oto. $40 81.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-06
SHAM BATTLE AT ANNAPOLIS.

Annapolis. June "a sham battle between the
two bsttalions of the brigade of midshIpmen was
the feature OF to-day's programme at the Naval
Academy. The attack the academy made
by the full first battalion from a base Gene
terry Hnl overlooking the parade ground 1t was
successfully repulsed by the second battalion. which
surrounded and captured the attacking force This
afternoon there practical engineering exer-
else by the nidshipmen for the benefit OF the
board of visitors. and the days exercises closed
with promenade concert under the trees Of
Lovers Lane tonight. The graduation exer-
cises will take place IN the armory Tomorrow
when the seventy-four remaining members Of the
graduating class will receive their diplomas from
Secretary Metcaf.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-06
REALTY NOTES,

James Keen is the buyer of No. 40 West 45th
st, recently sold by William G. Park
Plans have been filed for enlarging the four story
and basement dwelling house No 1T East 9sth ST.
owned by DR.. George woolsey and for remodeing
the Office building OF the Atlantic Mutual Insur-
ance Company at the southeast corner of Wall
and William SITS
Plans have also been filed for making over the
three story and attic dwelling house No. 102 West
being made for Richard P. Lydon owner and
for adding q two story conservatory to the dwell
ing house Of Henry Mouquin at No. 374 West End
New-York tribune., 1907-06-06
THREE wEsrMoRELANo SALES.

The Rickert-Finley Realty Company has sold IN
Westmoreland to George S. Mclean the plot 6Ox10O
feet on the east side of Westmoreiand ave. 100 feet
north of Cutter ave; to Martha NJ. warnecke the
plot 60N100 feet the southeast of West
moreland and Cutter aves.; to Robert C. Connor
the plot e0x100 feet the east side OF Glenwood
ave. 20 feet north Of Cutter ave Also In Douglas
Manor to George T. Hallam the plot 40xlOO feet
the north side OF Arlegh Road, 140 feet west Of
Douglas Road: TO Ella A. Klug the plot 40xlOO feet
on the north side of Cherry st. 80 feet east of
Circle
New-York tribune., 1907-06-06
SATURDAY. JUNE
'Takes mail for South Brazil.
NsPAcIFIc MAILS.

Destination and steamer. Close in NJ "
Japan Corea, China and Philippine Isl ' -
ands (via Vancouver Victoria
b. C.)-Bmpress OF India ............ dav ,o.ao -
Japan and China Especially ad- 0 III
dressed only) (via Seattle)-Kaga
Maru -: ctr, 49,. To-day. 600 m
, ands via Tac9mal-Ysngtszs juno T. 600 m
pine Islands (va San Francisco)-
DOrlc Juno T., 1890 a
Hawaii (via San Francsco)-Sierra June IL 10 20 ~ ~
Hawaii. Japan. Corea, China and Philip "
pine Islands (va San Francisco
Coptic June H. 12ss a m
Samoan Islands. Fiji Islands and New
Caledonia Vancouver Vic
terla B: C.l--Aorahgi June 1e 1880 a m
Franeiseo,-M Mariposa June 22 1880 a IA
tvia San Francisco)-U transport July l. 1890 a n
New-York tribune., 1907-06-06

Plans have been filed with Buildings Superin-
tendent Murphy for ten story and basement
apartment house to be erected at the southeast
SiXty-fouth Street Company, of which Victor V.
Kranich is president It is to front 1905 feet in the
avenue and 1926 feet in the street. and will have
facades of pressed brick and trimmings of lime
stone and terra Gotta. There will be accommoda-
tions for twenty families. It is TO cost $500 co.
William Z. Mowbray is the architect.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-06
JOHN H. BEHRMANN IN MANY DEALS.

John H. Behrmann has sold for C. A. Domidion
the two two family dwelling houses. on plot 5Oxl14
feet the north side of 2l7th street between
Barnes and Brentwood avenues; for Mrs Eliza Quin-
Ian the two family house on plot 376x114 feet on
the north side of 21Sth street. SO feet east OF
White Plains avenue; for James z. Pyle. of Jersey
side of 22Sth street, 3O5 feet Of Barnes avo-
nue., TO a builder who will Improve the site with
two family houses. and for Richard OHara, the
dwelling house, lot 25x125 feet. the east side
New-York tribune., 1907-06-06
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS

Broone s.. s e. corner Essex st; for a six
story brick tenement house, 25xe76; A.
architects ......, $40
69th St: No 230 West; for a three story brick
school 80 0x47.10. Wilson Industrial School
Cor Girls owner; II. r. Marshall. architect. 10
Madison ave. S. corner cath ST. for
story brick apartment house, 122. 6xIoO5:
cath Street Co, owner; W. E. Mowbray.
ATchltect 500
New-York tribune., 1907-06-06
BEEF EXTRACT MEETS REQUIREMENTS.

nouncement was made that the Lebigs Extract
o, Meat Company. Ltd. has compiled with the
provisions Of the new pure food law. The COM
pany has been making pure extract of prime
fresh beef for the last forty-one years and ii
found that no change in its goods to conform with
the new law necessary. Not even a change
OF label was required But, in accordance with the
regulations Of the new law. the agents OF the
Lieblg company have filed a general guarantee
with the Secretary Of Agriculture and have re-
ceived the serial number 203A
New-York tribune., 1907-06-06
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS

nth st. n. s, ass ". 9th ave. 6ox92: irreg:
Germania Life Insurance Co. loans Century
Holding Co. .....................
Morris Park ave, =. =. 25.2 G. White Plains
Road 19loH1OO; August Schneider loans
7th ave. :. g. corner l43d st, aa11KI5O: Piucus
I-owenfeld 4 William Prayer loan Chas.
lO5th St. Nos. 10 and 1i2 east: Lillian Roscn-
blum loans Beth Hamidrosh Hogodol OF
Harlem ..................