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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-01-26
Only q little cold in the mead ma!

Only q little cold in the mead may
be the beginning of an obstinate case
of Nasal Catarrh. Drive out the IN
vader with EIy's Cream Balm applied
straight to the inf1amed stuffed up air.
passages. Price SOC. If you prefer to
use an atomizer, ask for Liquid Cream
Balm. It has all the good qualities
Of the solid form Of this remedy and
will rid you of catarrh or hay fever.
No cocaine to breed a dreadful habit
No mercury to dry out the secretion.
Price 75c., with spraying tube. All
druggists. or mailed by Ely Bros, Sc
Warren Street, New York.
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Editorial Room, Telephone SO.
Americas, Ca, January 26, 1910.
THE FOLK THAT LAUGH.
Chicago Post.)

The folk that Iaugh-God bless them.
They tighten all the day,
They bring the cheer of sunshine clear
Though skies be brooding gray.
They lift the load of trouble,
They ease the grip Of toll
They leave less room for grumbhng
gloom
Our precious hours to spoil.
Theirs are the hearts that echo
All gladness they have known;
They know that glee makes company
While guinness stalks alone.
They heal US and they help US,
They bring US song and smile:
When they are gone their laugh rings
On
Through every dreaming while.
When you or I would murmur
At what we call our lot,
They fout dull care and picture fair
Our benefits forgot.
So do they scatter comfort,
So do they foster joy,
Until the earth breathes gentle mirth
/ That grief may not destroy.
/ What though they have their sorrow
What though they have their woes
They aim to get the laughter-debt
The JOYOUS old world owes
/ And so they make a stranger
/ OF foolish fret and fear,
/ And make each day happy way
| Of rich content and cheer.
The folk that 1augh-God bless them!- =,
What ills do they not mend.
From them the rose in beauty grows
And every man is friend;
! For them the skies grow bluer,
For them the stars are bright,
/ Gloom fees away across the day
And comfort bides at night.
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against the states as a whole adopting
the income tax as part of their revenue
system. It reminds one somewhat OF
the old railroad method Of fighting
Federal control because it infringed
on the rights of the states and then op-
posing state control because it was
not uniform and could not affect inter
state business.
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The Holy Carpet Of Turkey.

The holy carpet Of Turkey is a gor-
geous piece of red velvet embroidered
with gold 1t takes a year to make the
carpet, and the sultan of Turkey then
intrusts it to the Egyptian pilgrims to
place on the tomb of the prophet at
Mecca At the end of that time it is
replaced by another carpet and is re-
turned to Cairo with great ceremony.
The right to carry the carpet has been
handed down from camel to camel in
the male line for hundreds Of years.
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Total. $500 900 600

OtetI' = ptVV,UUU,UUU
Serving as directors in the National
Packing Company are J. Ogden Arm
our, Louis F. Swift, Edward F. Swift,
Edward and Ira N. Morris, Arthur
Meeker, Edward Tilden, Thomas j.
Corners and L. A. Carton, all of whom
are officers in one or the other big
three packing companies. Edward
Tilden, president OF the National Pack
ing Company, also is at the head Of
Libby, Mcneil & Libby. which, in turn,
is closely allied in business way with
Swift & Co.
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Neinhhora Do the Repeating.

az wonder what's the meaning of the
expression History repeats itselfY "
asked Dudley.
81 don't know" replied Subbubs,
"but do know If it's scandalous fam
fly history it needn't exert itself at ALL"
Philadelphia Press.
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PILES CURED ING to DAYS

PAzO OINTMENT is guaranteed to
cure any case of Itching, Blind, Bleed
ing or Protruding Piles In to IA days
or money refunded Soc
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-01-26

A man can make more fuss about a
little cold in his head than over having
both his legs cut off.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-01-26

farmer, the difference going into larg-
er dividends which competition fails to
cut down, is contention Of the gov
eminent.
Armour & Co, Swift & Co, Nelson,
Morris & Co. and the National Pack
ing Company are the houses named.
The business which these houses
transact yearly, as revealed by the
public statements required by the state
Of Massachusetts l. &c fn11or-n
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The best love making doesn't re-
quire a large vocabulary.
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IS YOUR
MONEY
INVESTED
WELL. !?

Next to having money, the most
important thing is how to take care
of it--how best to invest it.
A Banking Institution Of this kind
cannot only care for your financial
interests in careful, conservative
way-giying you abundant banking
facilities in every department of
finance-but can also give you valua-
Bile aid and advice about investments
and securities. Open an account with
the
BANK OF SOUTH WESTERN GE0R-
GIA'S SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
and enjoy the advantages that accrue.
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q. q - HEALS
S)6SbS6 OLD SORES


in
trouble; the OF long spell Of sickness which has lett tie blood
should of through the proper avenues has m been eliminated
and
the place seab temporarily the blood made
and be bad before
bottom trouble and completely
noure healthfll
permanently
Ulcers all
"1lte Za7 SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.. ATLAETA. GA
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IMP RTANT FINANCIAL
ANNOUNCEMENT !!
The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company.
Newark, N. j., January II, 1910
Mr.. J. 4. Davenport, Agent,
Americas, Ga,


Dividend pa,
the corresponding appropriation for 1909 addition
for the Dividend 1910 the Directors
participating policies
in December
The COmpanys statement the
preparation viii show the Company be condition.
a matter satisfaction
Dividends position
to the above Special Dividend
FREDERICK FRELINGHUYSEN,
President
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Purely
Mutual 4s#s.s. !.
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Some people keep a secret by add
ing to it the repetition, so the person
who told them can't recognize it.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-01-26

The arrangement with the Republi-
can Insurgents Of the House has ended
because the Republicans found rebel
lion Improbable and quit s'fnsurging.
They united with the Democrats only
so long as it suited their purposes; but
when the call came from the White
House they trotted back dutifulIy into
the same old fold
New-York tribune., 1910-07-11
MECHANICS LIENS
HTV =

JULY 3
SAD ST. 400 70 AIS East: Vaienttns ke.-
,erIe at 4rfifcfal Tee co. owner; John Goer-
iitZ. contractor S4-4f4 %
SAME PROPERTY. Charles Grosskuren ass
Artifci4I Ice Co. owner; John C5oeriitz. con-
tractor; Valentine Ketterle. suo-contra1l0rs
$3.50 IS.
18Th ST 141 TO 14T West: WiIliarra
Strianese asr ro~ty-f -ffrh Street Excnaa8os
owner and contractor S1-S50-
SPRING ST IS: sekoson Bros agt Joseph
Campbell. administrators. owner and contrac-
to-. John Il Campbell and Loretta CaniiA con-
tractors. $1.412
COURTLANDT AVE. go and s24 and s23
and G25: Joseph Maurice agr Onyx Realty
and Construction Co. owner and conrrs1otors
81 200
3IsT ST. 43T West; sfurtha & schrnohl CO
aHt Joseph ? Reilly. owners Ros-uol11a -
Cohen. contractors; s537 40
WALTON AVE. 23s5 10 2415; Harlem Sup
ply Co agt walton Building Co. owner and
contractor; s., 200
SID ST 4O6 TO Alb East: Kues Bros azr
Artificial Ice Co. owner; John Goeriicz. coz
tractor s751 40.
WALTON AVE, zss5 to z4i5: Schmidt .
Maxim agt walton Building Co. owner ard
contractor: S1O2
53D ST 4Os 70 $40 East; Adolph Gnesa
aEt Artificial Ice Co. owner John Goe-f1sz.
contractor. 81. .536-
New-York tribune., 1910-07-11
Ut interest TO 6)omen

began picking the way-fd. eou,srs a.
ehou6e they were precious things Realz4
Ihs mat many Of the children probably had
hao scanty breakfasts and some none at all,
the branch president arranged 10 begin the
serving OF the luncheon early. And such a
eounuful luncheon as it was-aI sorts Of
homemade goodies. Later the children
played games, and before starting for home
ice cream and cake were served ans each
glrl came back to the city laden with flow
ers' ana also with bananas. or peaches or
cake 70 snare with the little ones at home.
one little mother who looks after several
sraaH children threw herself on the grass
ana IN tone Of relief said; ''Oh. how glad
l am mat I've no youngsters to take care
Of today"
One visitor remarked: IF peonle who
nave means could realize how much such
an outing means TO these girls who begin
the burdens Of life too soon many more
New-York tribune., 1910-07-11

Gage T Tarben has sold at Garden city
a plot, 10GxA0 feet. on the north side OF
Jchn street, Just north OF Warton Place; a
plot. 104x1l4 feet on the northwest corner
Of Willow street and Clinton Road: a plot.
eGx100 feet, on the west side Of Magnolia
avenue OeLWeen Euoerr ana ELIn StreeLS:
plot, 75x1e0 feet. on the north side Of Car
den street, between Prospeeta avenue and
southwest corner Of Ash street and Mag
nolia avenue, a plot 100x10O feet. on the
north side Of Chestnut street. between
Washington and Prospect avenues; q plor.
100x150 feet. on ST James street South. near
the Clinton Road station. a plot. 1e9x195
feet on the north side ef West5ury Road.
between Lsfferts and Wetheril Roads, and
a plot. 75x147 feet. on the east side %
Arthur street, between Stewart avenue and
nth street
New-York tribune., 1910-07-11

wti-e -no-e han ever before, and often
have the appearance Of having chosen their
gowns with due regard for the memory OF
depz-red frieais when they have in realty
thought Of nothing but being chic.
Turics q black chiffon for wear over
white lingerie gowns seemed a little sur
r-lsi-g when first seen. but much more
-gveI wavs Of Introducing black into white
fr7cks have now been devised In this, as
n al other things relating to dress, one
need only consider what Is effective. for
Any notions that may ever have existed Hs
q the proper manner Of uniting diferert
materials il one costume or Of the fabrics
that might f1-ly Go duty together are quite
dead and buried To gowns Of sheer white,
tsh-5cs deliberately embroidered have been
gtve- deep hens OF black chiffon or yokes
anz underslesves Of the same material 4
nev effect in yelling that is delicate in the
extreme IS obtained by using black chiffon
oTer The white aatir foundation Of & white
Iug=-ie dress White embroideries On black
rer y black chiffon are also among the
gs-nirures that are possible on white eos
tunes.
l, IS not only he French women who are
u enjoy these new effects OF light and
shzda. for already they are here In
gown q black chiffon over white satin
Ehov-n n z Broa dway shop last week were
szen zcnle OF rhe delicate charms TO be ob-
1aine7 n such g combination The white
Est!r foundation. which was quite plain
was made en- traine. over Il were three
skirts of black chiffon in graduated lengths.
making as many different degrees Of shade.
above z considerable depth Of pure white
satin e. the foot At the edge of each
hr-le skirt was & touch Of deepest black,
II TIE form II & narrow bead fringe. IN
the bodice there was the same variety of
tohe as IN The skirt
New-York tribune., 1910-07-11
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Roberta E Deuchar to Agnes T Msdd-n
So 600
Lean cehn 70 Lawyers Title Insurance and
Trust Co $4,000
Newburg savings Bank to Title Guarantees and
Trust Co; $4,000.
Luke 4 Burke. admr. TO Charles Fechheirner:
Henri E Schiller exr. to Emma C Brunjes
81 sti4
t4eine for Old Men and Aged Couples TO Title
Guarantee and Trust Co; 81, 000,
Martin Reosh. exr. 70 EIiz K Doolingi
George orth, exr 70 Horny rrohvtttar: s. ooo
I,uey Eutz. extrx. 20 Lucy A Kurtz: assigns
Edwin 3 Fisher exr TO Margaret smyth
S5 0O0 -
STate Hank to David RosenRrentz. 81
Fiiz Schanze 10 John Kaiser assigns {
rrtgs; 81
George Kraus To Elizabeth Nage; $4,000
Frederick ] FeueFbach % Peter Doelgers So GOO.
Louis III Schieider 70 Norris Rose sf0O
Iohn \ Brown. ir. 10 Kingsnurs Curtis'
Caroline 81 Butterhed. sxtrx. TO Caroline NJ
Esttterfeld st al. trus: 81.
Sc. Co.,
New-York tribune., 1910-07-11
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
(w;th name and address of purchaser
July q
MANHATTAN.

ALL ESTATE. real and personal whereof
ToFn Webber. late Of Mount Pleasant, n Y.
died seized. trust deed: Martha a Weber.
yyjdov- 10 Morris T ard John Wehber. in
trust: Aug u. 1909; ST; address. Beck
ST
BANK ST. sc. sty brk. 1se ex57x irreg
Penaiah NJ Martin ct al, heirs. etc. CharIes
G Martin TO Douglas Realty Co; July - 81.
address. 10 Liberty st
CHERRY ST 226 sty tenmt 25.6x1Oo:
Samuel ass TO porviile Realty Co: and B.;
ali liens; June -; 500; address. $50 Paclhc
81. Brooklyn.
ELIZABETH eT, 281 sty brk, 225xs3 3,
Giro spina 10 Michelma Foea; mtg S@f,poo'
July 8. s1Oo. address, 343 East l3lst 81
FRONT ST. : and 9. cor Moore st, > sty
bus bldg, 80 4xSnx2S 10xSoi also strip adJolh-
irC II on e and and II on ana 5.
Alice Rowland ct al TO Mary Wheeleri July
i exchange, address. 491 East l2lst ST.
PARK AVE. 858 sly dwg. % sTl0o; Ed
win ( Hahn TO Alfred { Bac1Tnan I'm IS
sos 0no): July 1; 81; address, 11o BroaaWay-
PARK AVE, g53 sty dwg 20 sxloo; Alfred
c Bachman 20 Operating Realty 90 intB s3st-
o0m: July 9: $40; address. l3f Last 'oth 81.
ToMPKINs. ST Is, sty tenmt, 25xl0O; par
tition; June Q 1915; Charlea l. HOFFMAN, rst,
10 Jacob Kaufman Of BsoDkiyn tntg S3,etpi
July s address, 206 Division st
WATER ST, CAP; 3 sty hrk, l6 sx'o, Lydia A
Corneitle ana ano 10 Jacob Kaufman ana Isaac
Lowenthal tutg $500; July g. s5oOo' ad-
dress. 200 Division st.
LIST AVE. 23So. cor 122d st; sty tenmt.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-11
AcknoNIed arnents.

Miss Haulmett. Of Virginia, writes; i
had 2 royal birthday party. thanks TO I. 5.
8 friends Received seventy heautitul
cards. books magazines. groceries, q de-
licious birthday cake, letters. stationery,
stamps and some good. useful articles OF
clothing Last, but not least 1 received
about SO in money. which was most ac-
ceptaoIe after my recent Illness 1 have
nersonauy thanked all who sent names and
addresses. and TO all those unknown TO me
nnv send my hearty thanks. It is so
goad 10 have friends in the hour OF need.
THE nresident Of No. Il branch has received
new hats from the Ever Ready branch,
reading matter from the Chelsea branch.
s,,,,,srs from q boy in Paterson, y. j;
,t,ir+,- l,,Uouets from the Purchase Branch
ard box of useful articles from the gen
1,-sI ofz7ce Mrs VI. H shannon. OF Indi-
80 Penn appreciates all the sunshine
sanf n her invalid husband. Bernlee Fea-
-, ~ Monroe Me. thanks all who sent
80 btrthdqy greetings. She was rernera-
44i--e5 with hooks cards hanaKerehlefs, sta
.saaferzr reading matter, etc Her mother.
zsrs ~ . Peavey, has been III WITH pneh-
,ir,,,a and any CHEEKY letters or readlns
later Later will be appreciated oy her, I@he me
I.,s---et,a street House sends thanEs Tor
-, - nress box of reading matter sent there
Tor the boys from the oIhcs'
New-York tribune., 1910-07-11
Summer Camp.

The sumner camp of the Little Mission
arv,'' branch. at Netherwood. n. J.. is open.
and appIications from the really poor people
Of the city seeking a weeks rest and
change were never so numerous. The
buildings at the camp have been refur-
uished and repainted, and are therefore
more comfortable and attractive than for
merlv. During the recent hot weather nine
ba bies in the city homes of the families
looked after by Miss Curry died. SC It IS
evident that the need of fresh air for tene-
rnert house children is imperative The
small sum Of 81 viii keep a child al the
camp for one week
New-York tribune., 1910-07-11
NOT A GARB OF WOE
Nothing More Chic than a Cos.
tune of Black and White

Evidently the fates have decreea +ba.
MACK and white combinations are - 10
won for some tine TO come. They were Nv
re means uncommon early IN the season
srd during the last few weeks London and
Psrls aTessTnakeTs have been doing their
hsst 70 produce them IN more beautif,,l an6
varied forms. in order TO meet the unusual
demand in England for smart r1ournin.
costumes They have beer so extraordinar-
av successful IN their efforts that French
~ur1en have taken 10 wearing black and
New-York tribune., 1910-07-11
LIS PENDENS.
UTTE Q

JULY g.
ssTH ST, AT ard 449 East; Rosie Co1ez
agt Sarah GeIdstein (partition1: attorney,
L \ Jafer-
CHRYsTTE ST. 21s and 22o: two actions;
Lima EttHnger agr Italian Union Realty and
Security Co et al foreclosure OF Two n1tgs) :
attorneys. Peacock & steves.
162D ST, $ 40 II e OF Broadway 120x
go 10. three actions. New YORK Protestant
Episcopal Public School agt Mary Lee ct al
foreclosure Of three mtgs}, attorneys. Nash
& Jones.
18TH ST. u East Emile I D'Herolay agr
Otto T Droega - al faction 20 aside
decd; attorney. u 3 Dressler-
9TH ST. :. 606 II Of sth ave. 5os14 3x
so 61129; David Lippmann agt Annie De6g-
aniers ct a tanended foreciosurs Of transfer
OF tax Hen); attorneys. Joline. Larztr & Rath
bone
New-York tribune., 1910-07-11
Wants.

There is a baby in East 10Th street only
few weeks cid that is dying for want
of proper nourishment. The mother is toe
moor 10 buy milk for it Fifty cents week
would probably save its life. An invalid
mother asks for help for her sick baby.
She has no money TO buy even the simple
medicines needed. A branch president
n1eads for baby clothing fer respectable
E1-oy-9an whose husband, through a long
iIgTase lost his position, and has only now
secured days work az manual LABOR, TO
which he is not accustomed. Ncrth
Carolina member asks for summer ciottIIlg
far a rather tail man and large shoes for
men and women
New-York tribune., 1910-07-11
ALTERATIONS.
49, under-.s5. 90 Q

Items under~sj. 900 onnitted-)
10TH ST. 251 West; to sty dwg; "
GOIdins ~ CIaremont ave. owner ? Goldrichs
II East 103d ST. architect; $4,000
23D ST. 22s East. to a sty brl dws: G -
Cav. 81 ave and 23d St owner 3 W
Fischer 20 West 31sr 81. architect. 10000
s6TH ST, n s 3ss-s It OF 9TH ave: 20 a
Z stv dwg. D r P Heaton. 81 Luka's Hospital.
owner Ewing & ChappelI. 345 5th ave. areh1-
tects- SO O00.
TTH AVE. cor 116th ST; 70 a sty apt
ard stores g 4 Huber. Jerome ave and
1924 St owner: 3 p Walther. 147 East 120th
St architect; $4,000
WATER ST. e4q; 10 a 8 sty and basement
tenu7t. I Ieweur1al and J Kaufman. EOS Di-
vision 81. owners. I L Shetrart I94 Bowe-y.
architect, Sc. GOO
44TH ST 33 West: 20 a 4 sty stable; A Van
H Stuvvesaut. 90 East 42d st. owner z Roth
20 Fast 42d ST architect; $4,000
5TH AVE- $50: to a sty store ard lofts.
The Mirror, lessee; estate Mary c Clark so
William 81. owner. Buchrnan & Fox II East
5Orh 81 archftects- IS 00G
New-York tribune., 1910-07-11
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee.)


JULY o
EAST BROADWAY, 17o, east store Isidore
1911; 1900; address, 179 Lewis st
WILLETT ST. =, store and rear rooms
Bayuch Blum to Philip Bernstein: : yrs from
Nav |, 1910 S42O: address Il Willett st
ID AVE, 90 d18th St. 24a - East, Eas{), two bIdgs; @
George Karsch 70 Angelo MaZzei: . yrs from
Feb / 1910; $1,000; address. 2199 I'd ave.
5TH AVE, 1s6 esd st. 10 Westl lie Lebolt It
Bros copartnership: 10 yrs from Oct i,
1910; $4,000; address, 346 Broadway.
23D ST. 156 and I5S East, all: Mortimer
sr-{th TO Frederick W Langhorst; 10is yrs
from Nov /, 1896 (rerecorded from Oct 21,
1see): ) yrs renewal at $4,000; taxes. etc,
s. 600: address IS East ssth St
SAME PROPERTY. agt as 70 extension Of
lease for yrs from May 1, 1912. at s.. 600.
taxes etc; Mortimer Smith with John Mon
secs: June IA 1910, 81; address, same
11iTH ST. 120 West all; Caroline Brand
TO Harry Cohen; yrs from Sept 1. 1910
5000; address 12o William ct
125TH ST. I31 West. all; Jonn Van Tine
70 Charles " Demarest and ano; 10 yrs from
July l. 1910; $1,000 TO ssooo' address, 15l
West I2Sth
New-York tribune., 1910-07-11

Hattie Meudslson TO Esther Jerkowsxy: IL.
Elizabeth DooIine to Caroline Walsh. s5,po-
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust Co 10 Law
yers Mortgage co: assts $1,000
Margaret c Minahan. extr. 70 R0sa1na 5ca11-
New YORK Mortgage ana sec Co 20 Bank so<
Savings; $4,000 --s..
EqUitabe Life Assurances Society OF ths Jnl.ees
states to Lawyers Title Insurancs and Trust co.
$50. o0O .x =, =
Elizabeth K DooIinz 70 Adds NJ marDonouxa'
New-York tribune., 1910-07-11
a States Loss.

President Of the T s S: Owing 10 re-
noval from the state, I hereby tender my
resignation as president of the Tribune
Sunshine Society Of the State Of Connecti-
cut I have thoroughly enjoyed the work
and have performed my duties 20 the best
Of my ability, and ! know my successor
has q large field to work in and many
pleasures in store besides the gracious
honor. The association of capable and
lovable women in this work Is a liberal
education to any woman With greetings
70 all. with grateful thanks to these who
have so often helped me IN every way and
with every wish for a successful future for
the Sunshine Society
IDA IRWIN GRANVILLE
Il is with deep regret that Mrs. Gran
ville's resignation is accepted. for her
Sunshine work has always commanded the
highest appreciation from the officers Of
the society, and Connecticut has met with
2 great loss in being deprived Of the active
services Of so capable and efficient q
worker as Mrs. Granville. But some other
locality will profit by her wide experience
and enthusiasm for Sunshine.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-11
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN

21sT ST. 8 2977 II OF ~ ave- tor q
u sty mercantile bldg. 69xS5: Riley Brtcs
Realty Co. A. West 62d -. owner " 4 B4-sr-
mire. 33s Broadway architect: $4,000
MADISON AVE. 2 5. 2s : II n OF 51st 81; for
a u sty brk lofts and store. 74x125; La5arerl !
Realty Holding co, rs Broadway, + B
Snooks' Sons 20 Nassau st. architects
$3.50. 600
DIVISION ST New Forsyrh ST. !.
for sty brk store and lofts. 65x5211E
frreg; sand Realty Co. 200 Broadway. owner
Semmerfeld & Steckler. 10 Union Square,
architects. $. 900
New-York tribune., 1910-07-11

could enjoy 2 day in the country Mrs. 3.
G butcher, the Branch president had able
assistance in providing f0r the picnic. Mrs.
H Kennedy opened her house, where re-
freshments were prepared, and by her con-
slant thoughtfulnesss was helpful every
where Mrs Jones deserves special thanks
not only for her generous donations, but for
her untiring work. Other helpers who
never seemed to get tired in making the
Eay pleasant for the guests were Mrs. Getb,
Emily Newbury, Frances Gowell. Mildred
Flanagan. Gladys Gilgare and Mildred
Strong.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-11
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS
JTLY 8.

july q
1TSD ST, ESQ East; Pressed Radiator Co
OF America agt the 173d Street Building and
Construction Co ct al: May 10. 1910. S11T o.
TEASDALE PL 658. John Conway asr
Margaret Murphy et al: June o. 19f0s $50
9th ST. SO West: Abraham Rosenners
agt Charles Gahren ct al; Dec Il. 1Soss
SIO9 81.
BROADWAY. 214s 10 2152: Frederick
F1eck agt Carter Garage Co er al June -Ss
1910.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-11
Money Received.

go1n E Pzrrnly. Of PennsyiVanla' mas
sen his check for S25. in memory or Z r
snG l. ? TO be divided between the out
ing fund and 2 special need: a Member n
Neg Jersev.~ SIS. fer Sunshine WORK
Mrs a SO Mrs. H =. Potter, OF East
ersngz SO. Mrs c. NJ johnson, OF t1ioF-
eEs'i-ie s.. and q We'll Wtsher. OF Ut
sase, s. Tor Brooklyn widow: Ars- F--~ii-
arson. of Manhattan. SO. 70 seno zen
ea-1-sn 20 the summer camp Tor a "eeh
Aiss Il. O. COOK, Of Ossining, y Y q IeI
weeks care Of child at the camp anu
: tor crippled girl; Mrs J. : Coie, u
19pkinIor. 2 /, 81 for badges AHi :
Sseene has forwarded sl5, specially CON
@-hlied 10 pay for girls at the Rest HOUSE