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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-18
CRUISING AROUND THE WORLD
Picturesque Lands and People On the
Great Belt Line.
Egypt and the Nile Country
By WIN. G. FRIZELL.

found were possible OF this floating
hotel The cabin had a homelike air.
With the problem OF constant packing
and repacking. which Is the horror OF
ordinary travel. done away with we
simply made our home on the great
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-18
Attend Recent Demonstration.

An invited number of physicians at
tended his most recent demonstration
Thursday night at the Mercy hospital
Previous demonstrations had been
held in the physicians office In the
5eyworth building and on each oc-
casion four Young women were used
as subjects. Using film of dicyanin
and other chemicals held between two
small plates of glass. sealed together
all OF the physicians agreed that by
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-18

HE lure Of strange lands and
peoples n felt by most OF us
On our frat acquaintance
with the pictures 10 the
school Biographies. To make q trip
around the world had seemed scarcely
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-18
Must saturate the Eyes.

THE idea is 70 saturate your eyes
with thIs chemical Dr. O'Donnell
said
Then the physicians were given
slides with the same chemicals, but
Of a lighter color. The young women
subiects took positions, one at a time
in the far end OF large vault, from
which almost all daylight was exclud-
ed The Dhysicians crowded into the
vault and attempted to distinguish
the aura az Indicated by DR.. O'Don-
nell
One by one the guests exclaimed,
Now see IT."
Or OI1opneIl then demonstrated
that BY using . screen colored red
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-18

the aura is invisible SO far as radia-
ting from the body is concerned, but
may be observed in bright spots OF
light within the outline of the body.
How Discovery Is Valuable.
Value of the discovery, according to
DR.. O'Donneil, will be It's employ
ment for the purpose of ascertaining
the nature of diseases In this re-
spect, the physicians declares, he is OF
the opinion that it will prove more
important than the X-ray
DR.. O'Donnell promises to go still
further in his experiments in an en-
deayor to provide an answer for the
long debated question, Has an ami
NAL soul or spirit kindred to the
human spirit?" He expects tomorrow
to apply his experiment to a horse
and a dog to find out If these AMI
mails possess auras. The physician
also has arranged several more dem
onstrations in which human subjects
are to be used.
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Happiest Girl in Lincoln.

a Lincoln, Neb., girl writes, Il had
been ailing for some time with chronic
constipation and stomach trouble.
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Read The Daily Gate City.
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
John w. Young, Builder. Superin.
tendent and contractor for all kinds
o. construction. Also general repair
work. Prompt and careful attention
given to plans and estimates. Your
patronage solicited Office SOC Blon.
deau- Iowa prone. Office 2143: resi-.
dence. 3342.
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'Train 473-Leaves Keokuk. .7:4o an
'Train 741-Leaves Keokuk. .2:55 pm
"Train 472--Arrives Keokuk. .7:40 pm
'Train 470-Arrives Keokuk. 1905 pm
Local Freight TraIna.
'Train S6-Arrives Keokuk. $3.50 pm
'Train s5-Leave Keokuk ;. 1000 am
sDaily except Sunday.
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DR.. c. J. CHRISTENSEN
OSTEoPATHIC PHYSICIAN.
Y. NJ. c. A. Building.
once hours to IL q. M: 2 tot
p. m. Residence, Iowa phone ll57
; rings. Office. Iowa phone 1157. i
ring; Residence 800 North Eighth St
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X. q w. ELECTRIC co.
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w. J. HARTER. M. D.. D. O.
osteopathic and Electric treatmar..
spe -ialty. Office. 30 North Fonr.s
street. Ground floor.
Hours-10 to IL .. m; 2 to y
Evenings by appointment
Pnone-ohe Iowa 1254-Red; real.
dence. Iowa 1111Red; Hub. s4s2
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PROFESSIONAL CARns
PHYSICIANS.

Or. w. P. SHERLOCK.
PHYSICAL AND SURGEON
Once. Is North Fifth stres, I,
Howell building. "a
Once hours-lo to IL a. M: , 10 !,
p. M; evenings. to 8: Sundays :,
to p. m. =
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w. FRANK BROWN. M. D.
Surgery and GenIto Urinary plsea,e,
Keokuk, Iowa
402 Main
Office Hours-2:ao4:0o p. m. 7:4s
900 p. m.
Miss. Val. Phone. s; Bell 1874.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-15
DEuNQUENTS SHOW OFF
Jewish Protectory and Aid So
ciety Celebrates Fourth Year.
MANY PLEAD FOR THE BOYS
All Agree Trained Probation OFF,
GERS Are Needed and Some
Want Religions Represented.

c,rt IN the country. up on the hill. they
- the Jewish boys who run foul Of tho
clutches Of the law In this city. There they
60 barefoot in summer. there they tramp
through the SHOWS OF winter without
thought OF q cold. and there they are taught
the meaning OF freedom and It's response
bllities.
" Is the Jewish Protectory and Aid So
cjetv that does all this at It's school for
DELINQUENT boys. at Hawthorne. ~ Y, an
hour by train from the Grand Central Sta
ton. The school was founded four years
ago, and yesterday Its fourth annual meet
ing drew several hundred OF It's friends
from the city to learn how the work had
Progressed. After luncheon In the dining
ran Mortimer L. Schif. president Of the
society. read his report TO the company as
sembled In the synagogue. on the second
floor Of the main school building.
Mr. Schiffs main plea was for properly
trained body of probation officers, paid by
the state or city, who should represent the
different religious faiths so that as far as
possible the delinquents might be commit
ted 10 the care OF officers Of their own
faith Judge Julian W. Mack. for years
the only Justice in tho Chicago Childrtn's
Court. who followed Mr. Schiff on the plat
form. though heartily approving Of the plan
in general differed with him in the matter
OF designating the religion of the officer.
"All that is necessary" said Judge Mack,
'is that the probation officer shall know the
child and the family. shall be interested In
It. He must be an expert in his subject
but above all he must have human SYM
patty. And there must be women proba-
ton officers, too. Never must the grave
mistake be made Of placing girls In the care
Of men or boys in the care OF women"
Commodore Elbridge T Gerry. called by
N1r Schif the pioneer in saving delinquent
children, returned TO the Presidents view
in delivering the third speech Of the after
noon 1.-THE Jewish race he declared.
forms one OF the most polished and con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-15

spicuous stones Of which the mosaic Of the
American people is composed. And why Is
this race stronger. larger. more cohesive
now than ever? Because OF the belief of
the Jew In his religion and his God
This institution has future; II has TO
choose what II is going to do. II is the
duty OF the Jewish people TO see that the
probation officers for their children are
selected from their own faith and that their
institution is protected by the state"
The presidents report showed that at the
end OF 1910 there were 3ol boys in the
school. During the year seventy-nine boys
were paroled making total OF l55 since
the opening of the school. OF whom i2s were
doing well and all fairly well. Out Of the
2.l72 Jewish boys who appeared In the
Children. Court-about one-fourth OF tho
total number of boys-i8 were committed
TO the Hawthorne school.
I'VE trust" said Mr.. Schirr that IN.
time may not be far distant when every
toy in our charge may receive vocational
training. and we regret that we are not in g.
financial position TO do this work on r.
larger scale at present We find that the
boys show great interest In II, especially
In farming and agricultural work"
Mr. SchifY mentioned incidentally the dim
Guilty OF obtaining enough house fathers
and house mothers from the Jewish race
lie said that In response to advertisements
for men and women to care for the boys
In the cottages only four Jews appeared
while seventy weight non-Jews made applica-
ton.
When the meeting adjourned the visitors
were Introduced 10 Exhibit A." as Mr.
SchiH called them-the boys With colors
flying band playing and arms al port five
companies of them marched In rcvew past
John Klein. the superintendent. under the
command OF Colonel John W. OKeefe. Be
fore the parade Emanuel Leventhal. OF
Company B. hardly tall enough to carry
his musket. was called to the front TO re-
ceive medal given each week to the boy
whose conduct In the school proved best
In the estimation OF his superiors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-15
STRIKE ON ELEVATED AVERTED.

II was reported yesterday by B. ". Jones.
business agent Of Local No. 20 OF the
international brotherhood of Electrical
Workers. with which the third rail men
who are on strike on the system OF the
Metropolitan street Railway Company are
affiliated. that strike of one hundred third
rail men on the Second and Third avenue
lines was averted 10y the granting Of 10
per cent Increase In wages The representa-
tlves Of the receivers Of the Metropolitan
street Railway say that the work has not
been INSTRUCTED In any way by the strike.
The work was unskilled. and any laborer
could learn II In two weeks and some men
IN two DAYS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-15
THE AUCTION OFFERINGS
Sale Of Valuable Pinkney Estate
to Begin To-day.

The Pinkney estate. founded BY Archi-
ba,d Watt. nearly century ago. will be
.od AZ auction by Joseph P Day IN the
vesev street exchange salesroom beginning
TO-DAY. The sale will continue tomorrow
and on Wednesday.
There are approximately 400 lots In the
offering. Tho property Is chiefly virgin
land hemmed In by tenement and COM
mercial improvements.
A complete list Of the Pinkney estate
parcels to be sold and other sites to be dis
nosed OF under the hammer by the various
auctioneers this week toIlowi
TO-DAY.
BY Joseph p Day
Pinkney estate-Sale to BE continued on
Tuesday and Wednesday,
9TH AVE, COS. 8. bS Z, 8 Of 10th st. 2oxlo1:
with l. 10 East 10th ct. 25xi00. ety d~ls
and sly stable: also.
18TH ST. io4. IS ees (, Of TIN ave. 2ot
iOOb I atty dwis also.
ssTH ST, l42. . t2s4 q OF Columbus
ave, 2i.sxI60.to. = s'y dwls: also.
asD ST. 10 and u. e. 200 q " Of Central
Park West 6oxioo.s. sty apartment house;
also.
ENTIRE BLOCK. bounded by oth and LenoT
ave.. Cathedral Parkway TO lllth ct: also.
% AVE, - cor iOs,h 81. i25Iio0 vacant;
also, -
i2sD ST. = 100 IT " Of Mornins'ids ave- II
lots: also,
AMSTERDAM AVE. n cor 10th st. 70 81
i25xloo. Fix irreG, vacant; also.
fooTH ST. q 5, 200 n OF Amsterdam ave.
75xlOO. vacant: also.
u PARCELS IN block bounded by i26th and
18Th SITS. Broadway TO Manhattan 81; also.
BROADWAY. vs.. block front bet Manhattan
and l24th sta 1872 IoSi84 6x67 5xiOo: also
io5TH ST, n o. 843 Il OF Amsterdam ave-.
goIe lot, 7X.9 liz irres
INTERIOR gore lot in block bounced by Am.
s,erdam and Morninssics ayes. Manhattan ana
Lawrence SITS.
TRIANGULAR shaped block. iS7th st. Q. 81
Nitholas and Edsecombe aves.
ST NICHOLAS AVE n . cor 1880 at. lol.sr
10
BLOCK FRONT. =. lNst st. bet o.h ave
and exterior ST.
5TH AVE, Wv cor i4i,t 81, q parcels
ENTIRE BLOCK. 9th ave 20 exterior ST. iNst
to 142d 81.
9TH AVE. VS.. block from, i4is, to it2d ST. %
parcels.
LENoX AVE. Sc cor l4Ith st. AiisicoH
irreg.
BLOCK FRONT. W exterior st. 1880 to HAN
81. 70 parcels.
BLOCK FRONT. . Lfnox ave. it+th 70
i45ih 81. 81 parcels.
ENTIRE BLOCK. Lenox ave. exterior i+5th
and l46th SITS.
ENTIRE BLOCK. LenoI ave. .Itericr. i4sth
and i4Tth s,s.
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.
OYith name and address Of purchas.r.)
MAY H.


MAY -
MANHATTAN
LEXINGTON AVE. - so II A.. of s2d ST,
?oxao. Rebecca z Lyon to John 81 Lyon; June
20. 1907; 81. address, Port Chester. 4 Y
WEST END AVE. " cor OF se.h st. i2nx
100; " Davis to Samuel D Davis Constrlc-
tion CO .ntg i%'T1l' i7-5s share, right tl,le
ard interest; May u; 81: address. "a West %;
street.
7sD ST 400 East sty Blk. 25xlo2 .; rsidor
Wlesenberser 10 Mar Wiesenbergsr; Mey II;
500. address. 80 East 93d ST.
I'D ST 22B East, 5 stv brh 2sxioz.7: lsiaor
Wiesenherger 70 MARY Wiesenberger. May IL.
500. address IS East ESD ct
18TH sr. si3 Easi. s,y brk "a 1922. Isiior
Wiessnberser 70 Mary wis.cnberg.ri May II:
s7Th ST. 25s West. stv srk. bc,1coir;
Charles stewart 10 George Smith (ntg 500
ooo). slCo. address. Kingston Y.
9th 81; ns. $50 It " q lst Az. a7xioo:
ance Co: May p $1,000: sdire.s' 50 c.ear st
ioaTU ST SOC West. ry brk. oariOO II:
sgmund Wechsler 10 Marta 4 Donn.gsn May
tmtg 100000. 81 address. SOC Wes, i0orh 8,
10th ST. n'. rs IT Of Park ave. 42xiooIi;
mtg $4,000 MAJ -: 50 COO; address. $50 Ea:,
7s,h ST.
10th sr " West. sly brk. i7zIooi1:
Theresa hbelson 70 Maurice Msndslbaum tu'ts
sli oOO. May 10: 81: address. IL Wes SYST st.
lT2D ST. O. 100 II ., ilth ave 50x9i
Daisy L Duncan 70 Ei'ca Realty Trading 20
May ,'rts 10000. ST. address. 1873 Remsen
81. Brooklyn.
e! nE%soN AVE. e., % t. o, rIi'sy sy.
Co: April 70. 500: address. Poushte'psis. Y
SAME PROPERTY: Commercial Finance Co
n Pelham Improvement Co; May /: 81 address.
l2O WcstcheS'sr equare
CEDAR ST. 5. 100 q Of Chester ave. i2o
xiOO Henry r Ludfsr 20 Charlotte Reck-. Mag
10. 800: address. 2i3 East i79th 81.
SANE PROPERTY; Charlotte R.ck. 70 "
Ksmpf psalty 90 lntg $4,000; May 10: sioo
address 76I Past 22ith st.
FOREST AVE $50 to seS. T2riO0; lewis
Realty and Construction co to " Greenherg
Pcalty Co. Nay II: 500. address. ~ We.t i25th
I'd 81 OK rree. We,,chester: O'Conreii & Meyers
co to Louisa Preuss mtg $1,000 April n; 81;
address $50 west 1851 ST.
ave. TFxl3o: Lillian z Kern 20 Mary ENrsott
mtg s20oOoi. May IL. 500: address. Hunting
ton. Leng Island.
LOTS 2ol ard 90 and 236 sni 237. map sss
Mary l Ehrgott (m'e $500: May IL; 500; ad
dress. Huntington. Long Island.
LOT ie.. map 1871. OF ST Jos.phs' Orphan
Items. May 70 800: address. 1890 Cruger ave.
LArONrAfND AVE- 2o2i. s7.sxloo: sophie
n'Fa,h and ono 70 Anna Koch (mtg $4,000;
May ~ sioo: address. kcnsico Y
WISE AVE. 1851 u 1898. @xlOo; Annie
Roberts to Csrm,ne cuoni mtg SIS 300. Moy 10;
81. address. ili6 intervsle ave
WETpOVER AVE. s. 20 2. w OF FULTON
ave. s0NlOo. Rosa Altler 10 Merits shalita and
eno. MAY ~. 81. address. 1S7 East 18th ST.
WEBSTER AVE 1853 25xq0 Franci. "
Jacqrcs % Rhoda { Jacques tmr $4,000 May
3 500. address. ! West s9th 81.
WEBSTER AVE. i75 q ~ wooiia wn
~. Jox irreg. hmslia Purk 70 Francis Bleak
lmts $500 Nay ,: $3.50 address. a57 Eas,
12i A.
iSoTH ST IIs ans 4ls East. $500; Molii.
. Forsie- % John WtchJsm (mtg IS 200, May
4 500, address. s06 fth ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-15
MEMORIAL FOR TEACHER.

Teachers and alumne of the girls de-
partment Of Public School LES. in honoe
OF the memory OF their principal Miss
Mary F. McAleer. have dedicated a life
he'd in the Beth Israel Hospital. Monroe.
Jefferson and Cherry streets. In the new
hildren's ward Miss McAleer devoted her
life 70 the cause Of the poor on the lower
East Side, and Il was thought fitting that
the Beth Israel Hospital the largest char
liable institution In that section. be chosen
as the place 70 commemorate her memory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-15
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders attorney
MAY 49,
MANHATTAN.


ALLEN ST, A.. 10 Il n OF Hester 81, oox.o;
~, "a 1902; Aartn Levy and Barnett Levy W
ucnry u Hess. $1,000; attorneys DC Fotes'
Rrothers 20 Broad ST.
,,,eTERDhJ AVE cor OF i36th ST. 30 u
xn". Nov is 1906: Leopold w Vogei TO Phlhp
1sinherx; $50 600: attorney. Title Guarantee ano
trust &C. is6 Broadway
cot,RT ORDER. To satisfy without produc.
-, =, mtg dated Nay 30. 1892; Dean osgood
80 Iohn II Kendall, referee: slIovo; at'or"es''
ni,on 4 Holmes 81 Liberty st.
,,, sr ae East 2bx.,G .: May g. 1905; Louis
'rratrnan 10 Joseph Allen. $1,000; attorneys
i... = Conn lly. 81 Nassau st.
27ru 81. 22i West. as oH2io Dec TO- 3, ' 9%s
, ns 40 Jaggar ave. Flushing Borough OF
Queens. .a,, ava
TO-: 2xise Noy 80 is% Gms'ay o " SIT 1000 600; at
,nrr.y Rober, Davidson, ?37 Broadway.
a.TH ST. 6. 5ls Il g OF Amsterdam ave e.
,oo w. Ian 4, 1902: Elizabeth stewart 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-15
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

6,sT ct i23 West; Jacob sparrow as'
Charlotte II Barry ct 81: Aug 3. 1910; se2 DO.
ESSEX ST. -: Samuel Rosenberg ss' METZ
o. Neil ct al: March 81. 1911; $50.
SAME PROPERTY: came sg' Peter q f'S-
nstrick 81 Al: Feb IL. 1911: siRi.
.71.,, ST "A West: Alexander Pelli 4 Co agt
Ma. Eardi 81 al; May 90. 1910: slsl.
LEXINGTON AVE. 1874; Anna Golcstein et ~ 9
ast William Kelly ct al: April q. 1ell' SAo %
CRUGER AVE. $. 1924 It OF Bear swamp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-15
MECHANICS, LIENS.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. So cor t4,th ~, 1SoH
corn PssIty 90. owner ard contractor: 81 100
rr.pprD1E ct. " cor Division st. 81 *
"a ,oY irreys Protenhauer-Nesbit Co sct Kahn
orIne Wilson and Adelaide Lyons, owners JULIUS
Realty Co. contractor: sS2
curp1n.S AVE. W cor is4th ct, 3;
Erartiin iron Works sgt Patrick ard MaTy
unrjev owners and contractors. $3.50
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. Sc eor ifo,n 81, ~. ryn
p.alty co ownor and contractor; S3.sol -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-15
ALTERATIONS.

9TH AVE, C cor 43d st: to a 3 sly once ana
store bldg: 5th Avenue and sath Street Com
psny. on er: Charles | Berg, 331 Madison ave.
Infect. cost $1,000
18th ST. s. 2GO II Of Madison ave; 70 =
wy and basement private dwg; Or I.illenthal.
60 Ens, TatH ST. or7' Sage, $40 Madison
ave. architect cost. 800 900.
7rH AVE $ W co, s0'h st: 70 Q sly hotel
ara restaurant Livingston Fs.7'e. owner:
" BERGER & Son, I2l Bible House. architects,
mi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-15

May l. 1911: $1,000 address. 50 Eas, iisth st.
KING ct. "a: sty bldg Mary d Cooper to
Hugo Frsrke yrs from May l. 1913: 3Oc0:
address. "a King 81.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. 1907: south store,
floor. etc: Anna kahrs and ano 10 Never Potts
and ano yrs from Jan 1 1911. $50. address
1907 Southern Boulevard
Sd AVE, gao. sty bldg: the Joseph J Giea-
March /. 1910; $I20. address 2I4o 81 ave
9TH AVE. s07: all; Ramsey Peugue, et al 10
Rose d S.dei > yrs from May /, 1910: So. 400;
address S0I 9th ave.
10TH AVE. " cor OF 18th st Il 10 18th ct:
the land estate or b'o ish johnson to National
Biscuit Coz ~ yrs from May 2, lyil; 81. no
address 200 West 18th st
lST ST. Al East; basement store: Lena sauer-
strom t. Favesh katz, yr from May !. 1911:
$3.50: address. Al East LIST 81.
22D ST. 423 West: tn. land Katharine T
Moor" 70 Mabel { Barrett. p YRS from May l.
1905: $3.50: address. 80 West 18th st.
3sTH sr. 1928 West: store AMI front basement;
Louis Stcets and ano 10 John :, Constantine. 3
yrs from May l. 1911: $3.50. address, 2O7 East
18Th ~.
42Q ST. 1876 West; store and basement; Eush
D0ugherty To- Henry A Schroeder: yis from
May |. 1911. go: address. 40. west isoth st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-15
RECORDED LEASES.

with name and address OF lessee
NAY Is
upoAp ST. cor Of Beaver st. part Of base
mt. Consolidated Stock Exchange Building 20
(. .p.y 1911: - per cent; $1,000: address. 3
TIJLroN ST. 1871 West; store and basement
w Andrews Co TO IAder Psriih: yrs from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-15
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTsN.

MANHAT Inn.
AVE A, I " cor 55th 81; for I sty wtgeo
she'd go iOxi0l.2: p Doeger. 40 East b6th -
owner. A @ Koenig ia East 18th ct. architscts
cost. 81. 600.
WORTH ST a cor Baxter 1T: for Q ] ~
comfort station Department OF Parka owrsri 7
f Vldeto. architect: lost, 5000
PARK AVE. 1923 to 1922: for q I sty ana
basement dwg; Z a De Koyen. A East e6th q.
owner: John Pope. 527 9Th ave. srchieects
cost, sac. GEO
1z4TH ST, n $. 100 n Of Morninssids ave:
for a Gospel tent: Mrs Cameron. 81 East 18th
st. owner kritz. l23 East I'd ct. architect
cost. 500
AUDUBON AVE, cor ls6th 81; for two
-~ts -oe- = 49, co 'oyS't '-D1--"sv e
Wesslau, 1871 West 13oth st. owners; Moore =
cost. SIPS 900
42D ST. 8. 1925 II " Of 9th ave; for an sty
warehouse. 15S9s I Farrell. t26 10th ave. own
er: w Cole. 403 West Sist ST. architect: cost.
500 900.
ls4TH ct, ss, 10 Z, e OF Audubon ave; for .
sly apt house. s0xs7.11: West lslth Street
Construction CO. owre-' View" koelble. u
Nassau 81 architect. cost, S33 COO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-15
LIS PEN OENS

GATH ST, 400 to 42i East Mutual Life rnsur.
O. ~ New York set vary F Norton Of a.
foreclosure Of rntg); attorney. + L Allen.
18TH ST r. ln2 =. w OF Forest ave. c,x
100: Mario Dunn-Rousset agt Mary Cudcy
e. al foreclosure a. rtsi; attornev { 20 ~
2o7TH ST. 8. 5o.7 n o. Decatur ave. oolx
500 & Oscar Il Horsron 49, NN'-i = '- ..
closure Of MTG: attorneys shearmaa q
Sterling.
BROADWAY. cor 1891 ST, 90 i1xl0o;
C. . K o~f TN~HohaWk pr7l'" 20 81 a.
foreclosure OF rnts); attorney. r p Hum,nei
RICH sRDSON AVE. n e cor 236th 81. -xl11
Richardson eve 8. 100 n OF 236th o., scH
100; John r Smith aet Pietro Campo ct al 0ore-
closure Of MTG attorney. Kelly.
ETH ST. 5l5 East: Warren Samnais aSS
Caritina spallons foreclosure OF mtg: sttor~
ney. Sarnmis
ST MARKS Pr, Is; Katharine Elias egs
Oscar Enrels. ir. ct al foreclosure OF MTG: at
torney. I I. Broadwin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-15
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

r,I,am butcher and sno to Mary Field.
guardian: sssts; slCo , a,, .,xo
Elizabeth Dc1ling TO MINIS Seier'eri JOY
same 20 Henry O'Connor S3.oo'
Same to same $500 80
Neyin A Parker TO Isabella l. Beesman; sio.-
Oco ., ,-. 90 onn
Tsrbi;r. ! Wstson TO Marie " Mis- $500:
f,nsr,. F. Hslsted guardian. 70 carrie MO
Lean: 81. , ,,ov,,,,1. -.
500 $780,, ,,o,-ss o..
CO; 81 r.. .. M r,ock
sav,ras Institution: S2iGC
lawyers Mortgage Co 20 Jean A IL Roy
earon 1e Ia Touruells: SO. 200.
Ralph Raphael to Jaeger Brothers Really
co. 500 - ,s, q.
TTizabeth Reraert to Henry hess; SiZW.
rdweN Gieger.ch 10 Emil 2 2umouthl s.Wo
CARTS 3 Mclean % Charles haisted as
trus 81. r. 80 ,..,.
r,li, I, Am.ur 70 eigrruna Hotter $500
Char,., schmner 20 Nathan FRIEDMAN: 20
Nassau MortgaE. CO 70 Mutual life instr
sncs Co. 81. - o e,no
Leonard Well to American Mortgage CO; sio''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-15
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

UNION AVE- vs. e0i< II Of 1914 st,
sCxi4O: New York Mortgage and Security CO
loans Polatschckspencer Realty Co $4,000.
WISE AVE. 2, 575 Z, 8 OF 1874 st. b0xtoc;
NenngIan Nortssge Co loans Nelson Blac1
C'onstIiict.on Co f?2 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-15

I'd: HUDSON Woodworking Co agt Louis G koee
ct al: April IA. 1911: Sls5 80.
I43D ST. Gi5 West: Borsia Marble WORKS AZ
F1orette Construction Co: Dec "a. t"H by
bonGD: x73G ~
9TH ST. IS and 30 West; II RosenvacA 80
aud CONSTITUTION Co ct al tyacated); olO.