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Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1910-03-02
Both Sides.

Doctors Little Girl-Your papa owes
my papa money. Lawyers Little Girl
That's nothing. Papa said he was
glad to get off with bis iPe.-Baltinors
American.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1910-03-02
J. PRESTON MOORE FRANK MOORE
Moore g. Moore
FIRE INSURANCE

COMPANIES REPRESENTED.
Aetna Fire Insurance Co., Hartford,
Conn.
Hartford Fire Insurance Co.. Hart.
foid, Conn.
Liverpool & London j. Globe Insur-
ance Co, New York.
Home Insurance Co, of New York,
New York.
Norwich Union Fire Insurance Co.. of
England.
Springfield Fire and Marine lnsur-
ance Co., OF Springfield. Mass.
Petersburg Saving & Insurance Co., OF
Petersburg, Va.
Southern Fire Insurance Co., of
LYnchburg, Va. inch. 3 VI
New-York tribune., 1910-08-24
FLOWERS IN JAPAN.

To the Japanese flower means the whole
plant, leaf, stem, stalk aud roots. and In
arranging flowers every part OF the plant
is considered of equal Importance The
blossom is the chief element IN the color
effect but the form OF the completed ar
rangement is considered of equal impor-
tance with the color, and this depends on
the shape and outline Of the leaves, and
branches and the proper placing, which is
regulated BY pebbles and sand and bent
strips OF lead A spray OF foliage, accord
ing to the japanese rule must separate
every TWO flowers of different colors and
the tint Of the LEAKAGE must harmonize
with that OF the blossoms. The Japanese
imaginativeiy give sex to the colors and
marry the delicate female tints-yellow,
blue and wiltte-with the stronger male
coio's-scs:let pink and purple.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-24

sre going on at present It seems evident
that many notions about youth and old
nee that were once universally accepted,
and have not Yet become altogether ex-
-Inctr viii be quite inconprehensible 10
The next generation. No doubt the time
viii come when il viii no longer be said
of the woman Of sixty who has not ceased
&c be q delight TO the eyes that she looks
younger than she is. for it Will have been
forgotten that woman Of that age had
ever been expected 10 take the loss of her
beauty as q matter of course.
Just now most women contrive 70 look
~ least twenty years younger than their
grandnothers did al the same age The
-natron Of forty. with the aid Of the
beauty doctor and the youthful frocks
now in vogue, acquires the air Of maiden
Of twenty. and an exceptionally innocent
emo unsophisticated maiden at that a
valuable addition has recently been made
10 the resources Of the woman who as
pires 70 this effect in the sash Ia bebe.
This alluring accessory Is so wide that it
covers all but the most extreme points at
which il is possible to place the waist
line. relieving the wearer Of the necessity
# coming TO any decision on this difficult
question.
i is tied in q spreading bow ct the
hack. and the ends reach nearly or quite
10 the bottom Of the skirt
A moderate form of the sash la bebe
was used on the black satin frock illus
,rated. and il is. Of course. only suited for
wear with costumes in which the lines
ere extremely simple The other gown
illustrated has one Of the many novel ar
rangements Of sash ends that are pop
ping up everywhere. some OF which are
very useful TO the woman who is fn search
Of something that viii have the effect Of
making her figure seem longer and mar
rover than Nature has made it
New-York tribune., 1910-08-24
c.aor~e III Janess TO John J Donovan:
M.heI 2, Potts 70 James q Kilsheirnet' ~
MECHANICS, LIENS

ID AVE, s17: Harry F Bowsky aSc -. ssZ5
weinberg owner; Alols Standt. contra1' =,
115T-H ST. II East: Morris Zack ac,nr,. asa n
Cans and Louis Gardner. owners ana eoii''
s275 ~e,ox.
SHERIDAN AVE n W cor 163d 81. esnss
Torre9isni e severino agt the Brigg5 Avenue
ReaIty Co. owner and contractor; jaw
5ZD ST. 10 East: D 3 Pearshan d ,son, son Z,
William X Vanderbilt. tr. owner: .nhcon~
young contractors: William @ Mahef. SUI
tractor; S7S4 33-
MADISON AVE. 415: ] P Duffy Co ass ,racIi 1oacI'
Doe. owner: Schaerler & Harrington
tors: s57 81 ,
oD AVE. SIT: John Pugh & Son ast saTnnel ra1,d, :
Weinberg. owner: Alois Standt'
s167 so. r. ,,,
MADISON AVE. III: Western Elsctr,ee &c 20 ss'
Park view Co, owner: renewal: s2.s5s 81
foI-Jf ST. ss and es West: Geilert & son .1,e as'
George Hayes. owner and contrac1or' 80
SAME PROPERTY: same agt same; s"'s-
BRYANT AVE $40 and s51: OConnor :,
Hanrahan agt John Ferguson CO. Owner a.. =,
contractor: Edward ScoEeid. o"hs3'
Retterbusch. contractor: 500
CONCORD AVE. e. 1855 II n OF pe,sf
ST. 11S6x10O: Antonio Russo ast Antf''"' ~ M
Owen owner and contractor; s2,9o' 70.
Co agt z Potter and wyoming Apar'flfi,l1 i
90 owners. Grimshaw. Campbell & tIreers, SUI ~
contractors: John IckeefTey. contractor $50 Is
HOLLAND AVE 3644: Charles Shapiro as'
Cooperative Construction Co. owner anu coi4-
tractor; $40
4sTH ST. 187 West: Peter G Kemp agt New
Netherlands Theatre Co. owner. Iho;IiaS NC
CaFliil. contractor: S1S 40
LEONARD ST. 156: Peter @ Kemp egt James
" Cruik.hank. owner: Thomas McCahli' con
tractor; s91 Al
WASHINGTON ST. $3.50. Peter g Kemp agt ST
Johns Park Realty 90. owner Thomas NC
CahfIl. contractor: $50 IL.
HESTER ST. 167: Joseph D Maublatt ast
New-York tribune., 1910-08-24
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN

~
tsTH ST Q43 # @ Of lst ave. for a garage:
Peter Doelger 407 East 65th 81, owner: A G
Koenig 40t West oath st. architect: cost $4,000.
BANK ST, 2os, 2a5 and 2a7 Go IT OF 4th st,
with IT, in 4th st, for sty store and apt
house. Christian Yere, 302 West 18th ST. owner;
Justus ] Smith, 40 Lawrence st, architect; cost,
S7s, 600.
SsTH ST. 3 s, 4o # Of 18th ave- for a sty
concrete power house: Coal Boulet Co. owners:
Emory " Fenn 500 18th ave, architect; cost.
s. 600.
THE BRONX
HULL. AVE. n e. $50 u OF Mosho,u Park
way for three sty brlS tennis. u and q. II Z
DS: A d andrea 206th st and ST Ieo's Crescent.
owner; Moore & Landaeidel. 1+Sth st and Sd ave.
architects: cost, 100000
HOE AVE. s. 23 II Of Jennings st, for
two 8 sty- brk tenmts 81. 6SSS each: Russell r
Johnson 1889 Southern Boulevard, owner: Rob
ert e La Velle 1884 Southern Boulevard, srchi-
tect: cost Se0ooo
HOE AVE- II cor i72d ST. for str hrt
terut 25xaO: Afro Realty Co tAng~lo Atter1
1l4s Tiffany ST traasurer). owner: Go'dner 4
Cialdb-rg 20. Jackson ave, architects. cost
s3S 600
New-York tribune., 1910-08-24

The New York Central Railroad mas
added to its extensive real estate hoiuills9
for improvements in this city by the puf-
chase Of another block, which is 10 DC
utilized for a plan that will have an I'M
portant bearing on the Eleventh avenue
plant. as well as the new s2o,00O,0oo ter
minal now under construction.
With the exception of few scattered
parcels on the Tenth avenue side. the
company has secured the acquisition OIL
the Howard S ChildS Brewing Company
in 32d ana S3d streets, between Tenth ana
Eleventh avenues for sums aggregatlng
about $1,000. 600. The land is back OF the
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad terminal,
Arthur w Francis. of the Douglas ROD
inson, Charles s. Brown Company, has
acquired the black for the railroad Whlch
will be the site OF 4 large Improvement
costing about S50O.000, TO house the Adams
and American Express companies, now 10
Gated in the Grand Central terminal IN
Madison avenue. between 46th and 4Sth
streets. II was provided for in the original
plans to have the express companies To-
Gated in a new building on the Lexington
avenue side Of the new terminal, but IL
was later found necessary to change these
plans.
The recent acquisition has a frontage OF
500 feet in West SD and 33d streets, 1915
feet III Eleventh avenue, and about eV
feet in Tenth avenue Two express
buildings will be erected on the site, WITH
tracks through the centre Of the block, run
ming alongside of delivery and receiving
platforms Access to the platforms by
| trucks will be gained through a driveway
! 10 be built on the Tenth avenue side Of the
| block.
! The new land purchased now increases to
| five blocks the holdings Of the railroad on
| the West Side from 18th to 36th streets,
| between Tenth and Eleventh avenues
The plot on the south side of 151th street,
| DO feet east of Broadway, has been pur-
| chased by the Sun Construction Company
! on the site which measures 75xloo feet. an
| elevator apartment house VIII pe con-
| structed. The plot adjoins the TWO Dig
| apartment houses recently erected at tHe
southeast corner OF Broadway and 18th
street by Patrick McNorroW, and Is no"
disposed of by the Central Building I'm
provement and Investment Company and
the Realty Mortgage Company The sellers
| bought the property from James Z. P1cken
| last December 1t is part of the large
| Clark estate plot of nineteen lots sold a
| couple of years ago to Klein & Jackson
| George X. Read < Co. have sold Tor Mark
| Ash and another the Chiselhurst, six
story apartment house on Fort Washington
| avenue. between 1S0th and lSlst streets, on
| plot 1GOx1OS feet TO Z. II. Peck Mr.. Peck
| gives in part payment the four dwelling
| houses Nos 454 457, 400 and 46i west 1iith
| street between Amsterdam and convent
| avenues. 90, o,,
| Hahn & Geisler have sold Nos 81. 70
| and 235 East 1uSth street three tour story
| fathouses. each on a plot 25xloo.l1 rect
| The purchaser is the De GOode Real Estate 2
| Company. which will hold the properly % %ior
| investment. The sale was MADE py the
| Park NieIv Realty Company
New-York tribune., 1910-08-24

cation Work and Play Schools in the
Wanamaker Auditorium, Fourth avenue
and Sth street yesterday. Twelve hun
dred children of every nationality under
the sun-Chinese and japanese, Syrian and
Greek. French, Italian, Bohemian, negro
and white-made the walls ring with the
song of their adopted land. Twelve hun
dred children, and they were only one-hfth
Of the pupils of the twenty schools main
tained by this organization in New York
City every summer
one of the teachers said II was q miracle
that all those children were ever assembled
there safely From all parts OF the city
they came from Fordham to Mott street,
but at 2:30 o'clock every child was in its
seat Every little boy had a clean blouse
on and every little girl, no matter how
hard a time her parents have TO get a
living. sported a bright hair ribbon, so that
the auditorium looked more like a flower
garden than it has since the same eXer-
cises were held there year ago.
The grown people plastered themselves
against the wall in the background; they
were of no account Each school represented
did some special stunt A group of
pickaninnies from the Union Baptist School
sang Down on the Suwanee River" A
class in first aid to the injured from the
Harlem Baptist Church School brought a
drowned boy TO life IN the most up-to-date.
scientific way. and carried him away on
a stretcher made Of brooms. The Chinese
children sang native songs in costume and
some japanese girls played their national
games. One hundred children from the
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
School did an industrial song and exercises,
waving the hammocks they have made, and
winding up with the school yell: vacation
school; rah. rah, hoorah, hoorah' Madison
avenue. rah, rah, rahH'
All around the face of the balcony, max
ing a brave show to those below. Were
fastened specimens of the work done by
the children in the schools during the last
session. The Rev. Charles H Sears. sec
retary and superintendent Of the schools,
presided. The Rev Walter Laidlaw made
speech.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-24
LEASES REPORTED YESTERDAY

Frederick Fox & Co. yesterday leased,
for the Twenty-fifth Construction Com
pany. the store and basement in the new
twelve story mercantile building at Nos.
l524-6 West 18th street. to F. n. Monjo &
Co, far importers. The lease is for long
term of years.
Mooyer & Marston have leased for the
Farmers Loan & Trust Company No. 2l
West 10th street, three story and base
ment dwelling house, to John j. Griffin, for
a term OF years
Leon S. Altmayer has leased for client
10 Louis Rice the fifth floor in the Clark
elevator apartment house, at the northeast
corner of Madison avenue and S7th street.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-24
TO TAKE DOWN OLD STATION

The old Grand Central Station will soon
be a thing of the past. for yesterday the
New York House Wrecking Company re-
ceived from the Bureau of Buildings per-
mission 10 take down the old building on
Vanderbilt avenue, extending from 42d
street 10 45th street. The building that is
10 be torn down is the one that for years
was used as a waiting room and offices
for the New York Central and the New
York New Haven and Hartford railroads
before the new waiting rooms and office
building fronting on 42d street was erected
some twelve wears ago The building is
ECO feet front and So feet deep.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-24
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address of purchaser.
AUGUST %.
MANHATTAN

("lth name ana address OF puFChaSer.l
AUGUST 23
MANHATTAN
BRooME ST. 274. sty brk. n cor of
Allen st. % AXIS: Max Mann to Samuel Mann;
July IL; 500; address. 1S2 Grand St
CHERRY ST. 274. sty ls, 6Tk @62s5 2s2s11sl; al
ano: Aug %; s3o044; address. 90 Greene st.
EAST BROADWAY, l5s, 25x1O6e to Canal
sch.tz; June II. 1909; 81; address. 1 East
1o6th st.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, 317. sty brk Sc cor
OF lo4sh st. 2o11Vo' lama nda, 'S ad
dress, East 4Tth st.
WATER ST. $50, 3 sty brls. 25x1oo: Henry A
Sc Tsf e6o to Jse.s s6S o DTsoh s
41ST ST. g. between I'd and Sd aves, lot
SO and part lots "a and 81 to 81 map ma p hps KIP Bay
Farm; Mary Petit TO Bralnaro ana Noah
Norris: Dec II. 1909: 81
SAME PROPERTY: Melville NJ Moore, jr. to
same: Oct Z. 1907; SIS.
SAME PROPERTY; Walter Skip to same:
Jan s, 1910. 81.
SAME PROPERTY; Samuel X Poe to same;
Nov p, 1909; 81; address, 241 East 41st st
SAME PROPERTY; Lydia Underhil TO
same: q C: Dec 80. 1909: 81.
SAME PROPERTY; Cornelia Burr to
same: q G; Dec q, 1909; 81.
SAME PROPERTY; Underkill Kip to
same; q c: Dec %. 1909; 81.
SAME PROPERTY: Charlotte B Post to
same; c; Jan "a 1910; 81 address, same as
above.
s5TH ST, 10 West sty brk. oox1oo2: May
Well TO Adeline Fink (mtg $4,000; Aug II;
81; address 10 West S5th ST.
1osTH ST 231 10 235 East, sty brH, T5x
100; Paul Kaskel ct al 10 De Goode Realty
Co (mtg $4,000; Aug II; 81; address, 11s
Nassau st.
i17TH ST. 2is East. sty brk. 25x1oo.1i:
David Alexander TO Eleanor Bauman (mtg
sls.5oo): Aug %; $loo; address, 1o4 Grey st,
Jersey City.
18TH ST, 251 East, sty brir. esxea II: {:
Francis McAvoy. RET: to Henry ] Jackson
(mts $21 0oO): Aug l: $4,000; address below
Solomon Barney tmtg s21.000); 500; ad-
dress, 105 Lexington ave.
THE BRONX.
COLLEGE AVE, of 18sth st, 2oox1oo:
Jacob q Bruenich TO Thomas Roff: Aug 10;
800; address. 3341 Perry ave.
| so (mtg S22, 0o0): Aug %: ] schwarzer Co
to Louis Werner and Laura Werner. tenants by
entirety; s1o0; address. 90 West 18th
EAGLE AVE, cor of 15eth st, 1oox52. 8
tmtg sT,0oo,: Aug % hearn construction Co
| to John Halahan: 81: address. 271 West
| l25th st.
| FRANKLIN AVE. :. ~ n of I6sth ST.
| 1sx1oo tmtg s.. 25o): Aug ~: Mathilde Repper
| TO Graham Arthur; 81: address. i7is East
18th st. Brooklyn
100. Aug la Jacob G Breunich to Bessie I.
! Kirkland si0o: address corner Findiay ave
| and ISSth st
| LOT 1ss. map Ios west cor Of Seton home
/ clara Cation 10 william Cation. 81 address
| IA johnson 81, Brooklyn.
| LOT 4ln 30 425. 425 10 4as 44o 20 442 AZ
80 472, map $40. Of rest portion Of Benson
wei.. Realities corporation TO Tlew-ilyn
| Realrv Co 81 address. 1s5 Market st New
| ark. y Y
/ LOIS so ana 81, map joel Wolfe estate.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-24
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

The very little folk are wearing great
many dresses made after the manner Of
this one with full-length box pleats- These
rleats give slender effect TO the figure,
while they allow very pretty use OF the
ribbon sash that is always SO attractive.
This model can be worn either with or
without sash, and can be finished with a
1riil or with hem at the lower edge. In
the Illustration IT is made Of dotted ba-
tiste trimmed with lace banding, but II
viii he found appropriate for all childish
New-York tribune., 1910-08-24
RECORDED LEASES,
tyyi,h name and address of lessee
AUGUST IS

AUGUST 2S.
AUDUBON AVE, n cor nth st inside
store: Broak Cons -ructton co 70 Abraham
User; yrs from May 1, 1910; $40; address,
$50 East 156th st
BROoME ST, S7c to s74, and Mott st. 17a:
T,Icrt, r Post and ano. eErs. 20 Gennars III
pari ct al: 10 yrs from Feb l. 1POA; ss'0"V'
address 1S9 Emerson Place, Brooklyn
COLUMBUS AVE, s16 w cor Tooth 81;
store etc; John II Dierscn 81 al tc terrence
KeU! and ano. ) yrs from May l, 1911 "
100: address 4Os West 5oth ST.
1sT AVE. 1475. or store. cellars and r29ns -,;11
above store: DiedrIch LehneTt TO hlllan
Klauer: YRS from Sept l, 1910; si,Sso; ad-
drese 254 East 91st st.
1ST AVE. 5s3; store; Jessie Lewis et al TO
John DonnelIy: . yrs from Sept /, 1910; $3.50
address, sos LIST ave.
9TH AVE 50; store: = Montgomery Hare
to Bernard Gallagher: yrs 10 mos from Aug
Is, 1910; s1.S00; address. 50 lst ave
53D ST, 332 East; store: Julius Levy and
ano &c John Raltafarano; 3 yrs from Aug 10,
1910: $500 address. 332 East 55d St
Hath ST. 246 East; Joseph Scher TO Anna
Vucci 8 yrs from June is, 1910; $3.50; ad-
S03 East 116th
New-York tribune., 1910-08-24
THE SASH A La BEBE
a New Accessory to Youthful
Gowns for MatronS.

The world is far removed now from the
ZINE when the woman who wished 70 oe
thought above reproach was expected 10
,.~ aside all .rvolities OF attire when she
took upon herself the bonds OF ~eolock'
cat perhaps poor, hlunderang humanity
IS 10 make still greater strides in the
future toward escaping from restrictions
- has been accustomed 10 submit to with
,c-uraulatins years From the way things
New-York tribune., 1910-08-24
Purchases Block Back of Pennsylvania Railroad Terminal TOT
the Housing of Express Companies
BUYS BIG PLOT FOR NEW APARTMENT HOUSE

Aug 2: Frank L SIazenger to Peter Leckler' !
500: address, SS1 East ISIst ST.
TRINITY AVE. Of 15Sth ST. loox
$50 tmtg $4,000: Sept "a. 1908: Isidore ID
Morrison TO Joshua Silverstein: $780, address,
sol West 106th st.
TWIN PIKE RID. from New York to boston
s, TownIanding I'd, contains
c 303-t 900 acres. East Chester (mtg S24ooo)
Feb s, 1907: Johy. J Brodbeck TO George II
Dies; 3-14 part; 81; address, 1888 Morris ave-
f46TH ST, s, 100 It of Brook ave, 23x
%. Q (mtg S10000): Aug %: Gottlieb W Grae-
Der to Julia Dunkak; s100; address. S6S West
End
173D ST, 416 East, 2Ox1oo (mts $4,000 {:
Aug %: Julia Dunkak to Gottlieb " Graeber;
81 address 4l6 East 113d 81.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-24
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
NIANHATTAN

fosTH STREET-The Park View Realty Com.
panv has sold for Hahn & Gesler Nos 25l 2oo
and a. East 10Sth street. three four story nat
houses, each on a lot 2J1100 IL feet The pur-
chase Is the De Goode Realty Company, which
will hold the property for investment.
,5-7rI crREET-Tbe sun Construction Com
ranv has purchased the plot on the south side or
157th street 2uO feet east Of Broadway On the
plot which measures 15xlo0 feet an elevator
ana rtrnent house will be erected.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-24
SAGO IELlY.

For sago .eIly add six large tables poon-
fuls of ssFo 10 quart OF boiling water.
sveeten with I've or SIX tabiesuoonfuls OF
sugar and boiI the whole down TO a Jelly.
Flavor NTH vanilla. nutmeg. cinnamon or
lemon. preferred Turn the Jelly into
mouIds AMI when cold serve with cream
New-York tribune., 1910-08-24
Al ALTERATIONS,

MADlsoc. AVE. s. 74b II n Of 67th a.. 2
AYr. 10 oneniugs between housea. stair
us~- r,r Tnrenn Blake. 6n1 Madison ava
cr rer. lanes fis fnble foxers II East Path at
architect. cost f25, cp
nth ST - & as z, Of Amsterdam ave 2
6ars IN t,a or,unisd as a drs for tho Sister. ~
Mercy Of ~ VINCENT DO Paul; lower wall TO o..
sernoved to rnsk. coT1fnoh't. 'ooih SISTERS o.
Mere oRn.rs . F; nirmsn. III 5th ave. aren't
tent sosi. 5000.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-24
OF Interest TO CUomen

and Will be mailed to any address on re-
ceipt of 10 cents,
Please give pattern number and age dis
tinctly. Address Pattern Department. New
York Tribune. II in hurry for pattern
send an extra 2-cenr stamp and we will
send b. letter postage in sealed envelope.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-24
l,vs eyTE FOR AUTO FACTORY,

The Mercedes Repair Company has pur-
chased a plot 1O0x14o feet at Jackson and
Lincoln avenues. Long Island City. The
purchaser has had plans prepared FOR a
two story building, with foundations strong
enough to support three additional stories.
The structure will be used for the manu-
facture of commercial vehicles.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-24
ARvERNE COTTAGE SOLD.

The Lewis H. May Company has sold for
William scheer the Regensburg cottage. at
No & North Cedar avenue. Arverne, Long
Island. TO Eugene h Campbell. who will
improve and occupy by the year.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-24
CAMPAIGN GROWS ACTIVE
Stump Speakers to Stir and Startle-
Sufragette Stereopticon-

The woman suffrage party will attempt
to stir up the I4th Assembly District
on Friday evening with a suffrage num-
ber at the Third Avenue Theatre. Suf-
frage cartoons viii be presented by means
of a stereopticon. and Mrs. Rhita Childe
Dorr will speak. This is 10 be followed
by a campaign throughout the whole dis
New-York tribune., 1910-08-24
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were recorded
Yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
salesroorn Nos. II and Is Nesey street:
BY Herbert A Sherman
111sT ST 5s2 8 $50 # Of s. Nicholas soe
? sfy dvs, 25xa5: sold to the plaintiff for S., $50
By Daniel Greenwad.
sTH AVE. 75O and 752. e cor 46th 81: sty
Office and store bldg. 5o.5x125x irras; sheriff
sale o< sII right title. etc which MetTopoIltan
Mercantile and Realty co had on oct -. 1909 or
since adjourned Aug 30.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-24
BY 1900 VOICES
Commencement of Church Vaca-
ton and Play Schools.

No matter how unsentimental person
may be there is something affecting IN the
sound Of twelve hundred childish voices
singing America" That's what the grown
people thought who attended the COM
mencement exercises Of the Church Va
New-York tribune., 1910-08-24

The League OF Self Supporting Women
will hold its usual Wednesday evening
meeting tonight AZ 3ztn street and Park
avenue, instead OF oE its old stampinS
ground. 18th street and University Place.
Miss /. L. Dock %ill preside. and the
speakers will be Mrs. Rhita Childe Dorr,
Miss Theodore Allen and Miss Alice Bar
New-York tribune., 1910-08-24
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES

Title Guarantee and Trust Co TO Antonetts
Winehill: 81 / 900.
Salvatore Avitabns and ann to William c
Runyon; 81, 600.
Jume Realty and Construction Co TO Edgar
Ellinger; 81.
Pincus Lowenfeld and 10 United States
Savings Bank: SIS 900.
MaFkus Folak To Hattie Rrownold; SIS 600
Mabel Il sherman 10 William I, Condit. 81
Gastano Zingaies to Nellie HenscheI; 500
William l. Condit 20 Mabel r Sherman; 81
Same to Pincus Ldwenfeld and ano: $50 400 "a
Julia Carpenter TO Euretta L. Clocke: s7O0
AIRED fechhelmer TO Lawyers Title Insurance.
and Trust Co: s65. coo
Etel silk 70 Abraham leipzig: SIS. c.pn.
81 600
Joseph schrls- 20 Sollie Bernstein: ST
Israel fradkin and 10 TIM. Frsdsin and
81.
Realty transfer Co to Jefferson Rank, Sioo
FRANKLIN II seward TO Lincoln Trust Co. ST
sender eIdmark To Ernst = Cooper: ST
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust Go tn An
ME Jandnrf. So 600
Louis I Jandorf -Xr to Ic,Iis 4, Ian,.,rt a 4.
an individual 81.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-24

materials. II can be made of French Slng-
ham or Of dmity or of lawn and become
an everyday frock. or il can he made of
the white muslin illuStTated and become a
ereesy one The slightly open square neck
and the snort sleeves are attractive as we'll
es comfortable.
The quantity az material required tor tho
,-aediprn size is four and one-eiEhth wards
= Or = inches wi6e or 1870 and three
eehr.s yards 2s or - inches wide. wirh ten
.s-ds Of banding End ore ard one ash
ys-6s u eaE.E
Tie rattera- 10 a7ss. Is cu, m sizes fer
Children g two, four and Hia years Of sge