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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-13

WANTEo-Two choice sites for pub
lie school buildings: one IN East
Park Addition and one In south end.
of district. Price must be reason,
able. Submit propositions in writ
ing to v. H. cornwell, Secretary.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-13

WANTE1-collector. Must have ex-
p%erience and know city fairly. Az
ply at once in person. Enterprise
Clothing Co. cor. Fairmont Ave. &
list st.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-01

Our Way. Evening service at s. Topic.
"John and Mark" The new pastor,
Charles II. Fleming. will preach morning
and evening Sunday school, IA
Third, Twentieth and Leavenworth, r.
p. Ramsay, Pastor-sunday school and
sermon. "Gehenna and the Kindness OF
God" 10:45. Worship with sermon
Preparation for the Supreme Test, 7
1880 Prayer meeting, Wednesday, g.
First, Corner Seventeenth and Dodge,
Rev Edwin Hart jerks, Pastor-Publio
Theme, dyed Garments OF Bozrah.'
Evening worship at 7.S0-"Our True
Greatness" Christian endeavor meeting
at 6:lb, Sunday school at 9B Every
one is invited 70 attend.
Westminster. Twenty-ninth and Mason,
Rev. Thomas II. Mcconnell Pastor
1890, service Of worship with admlnIstra-
tion OF the Lords supper and reception
Of new members. ~, Sabbath school and
Bible Glasses. $3.50. Westminster chapel
Sunday school. I. Westminster young
sermon on Faiths Expression"
CASTELAR,, Sixteenth and Castellar
Ralph II. Houssman. Ministerial io,5b
a. m, public worship and sermon
theme, The Book for the Life OF Every,
day; IL noon, Bible school, Henry
Graner, superintendent; 6.45 p. M, young
vice and sermon, topic The Despair Of
the Tickle" A newly organized choir
leads the music Special music at each
service.
Lowe Avenue Corner Fortieth and
Nicholas, Rev. Nathaniel McCiIfen, d. D.,
Pastor-Morning service and communion
At 1880 a. m; baptism and reception OF
members. Sunday school and pastors
Bible class at II noon Christian En-
deavor at $3.50 y. m; evening service at
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-01

at II a. m. Luther league at p: M
Evening worship and sermon at s o'clock
A cordial welcome 10 all
st. Marks English, Twentieth and
Burdette, L. Groh, Pastor-Annual har--
vest home service, 1880 p. mi spiritual
activity, mo Drones in His Kingdom"
1880 D. M; Sunday school, 9:b a. m. /;
rally OF Christian Endeavor, 700 p. m.
Sc: Psurs Twenty-eighth and Parker
I Rs E. Otto PaStorssTySss at
OF the Body" Evening worship in Eng
lish at 7;45, Sunday school at II 80 a. m.
Young Peoples Bible club Wednesday
evening at o'clock.
St. Matthews English, Corner Nine
teenth and CASTELAR,, Rev. @. w. Snyder,
Pastor-Servlces at l0:45 a. m. and 7:SO
p. m. Rev. j. f.. Hummon, president OF
the Evangelical Lutheron synod of Me-
braska will preach at the forenoon SER
vice; the pastor will preach at the even;
ing service on Praises" sunday school
at IL noon. Everybody Invited.
Methodist.
Letter ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at H. Rev.
Thomas A. Bagshaw will preach.
Oak Street, Twentieth ana oak-Bible
school Sunday at 8. Adult and other
Webster will preach at 1880 on "rithing. ,.
1850
Pearl Memorial, Twenty-fourth and
Larimore, Carl G.. Raders, Pastor-Morh-
ing worship at l045 o'clock; sunday
school at noon; Epworth league at
y. m, leader Thomas Bromwelli evening
worship at o'clock.
Norwegian and Danish, Twenty-fifth
and Decatur, r. r. Petersen, Pastor
Services with preaching by the pastor az
IL a. m. and p, m. Sunday school leo
by s. o. Danielsen at s:4o am; young
peoples meeting at p. m
Trinity, Twenty-flrst and Binney, g,
w Abbott Pastor-Services morning
and evening. Morning sermon, comfort
for Burden Bearers" Evening sermon
spiritual Sleep" The pastor would like
to meet his people on the coming Sab
bath.
Dietz Memorial. Tenth and Pierce
Streets, J. Franklin Haas, Pastor
Morning sermon at 1890 Sabbath school
| i2 Epworth league at 7. Leader, A. j.
| Award. Evening service Of sermon and
| song at s. Services in main auditorium
| Subjects OF vital interest.
German Eleventh and Center streets
| Rev. q. ]. Jalser, PRstor-Sunday sehoo
At 10, Franz Meyer, superintendent
| Preaching at II by Rev. @. j. Keller Of
! Lincoln, Neb. Evening service at 1880
| preaching by the pastor, Epworth league
meeting At 7. Milton J. Jaiser, president
Hanscom Park, Twenty-ninth anC
Woolworth, Rev. e. b. Crawford, Pas.
forthcoming service, 1880 Sermon, "Ir
| Remembrance OF Me-" Communion an,
reception OF members. Evening service
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-01

7:45. Sermon, The Angel That Barred
the Way" The vested chorus choir will
sing. Rally day in the Sunday school, r.
MoCabe. Fortieth and Farnam, Rev
John Grant Shiok, Pastor-Sunday school
at 10 a. M, Superintendent ID. o. Curry
The Limiting Power Of a Faith; even.
ing, Like the Shadow OF a Man" Ep-
worth league service at y. m, Mrs
Florence Taber, leader.
Presbyterian.
Fairview-Rev. c, II. Fleming will
preach in the afternoon at the usua
Fleming has just been assigned to thli
charge.
Parkvale, Corner Thirty-first and Cold
Sunday school at 10 a, M, Il. c, Wilbur
superintendent. Christian Endeavor AT
6:45 o'clock. Evening worship at 73C
o'clock, sermon by Rev j. p. Clyde.
First Twenty-first and Esnmet, A. c
Ice Sermon topic, Christ, the Bread OF
Life" 1880, THE Three Crosses" Bible
school at noon. Young Peoples Chris
ton union at $50.
North, Nineteenth and Ohio. NJ. "
Higbie, d. D., Pastor-Publio worship
members at 1880. Christian Endeavor at
$3.50. Evening service at 1880. Prayer meet
ing Wednesday evening at 5.
Clifton Hill, Forty-fifth and Grant
Thomas Il. Greenlee, Pastor-sunday
school, 10. The sacrament OF the Lord
Supper viii be celebrated at Il Chris
ship. 1880. Theme. THE Rights and
Privileges OF Gods Children"
Church of Covenant Corner Twenty
seventh and Pratt-MorninR service at
1870. Subject, Letting the Lord Plan
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-01

1880 O'Clock, subject What Kind Of a
City Are We Bullding7" DR.. J. H. wal
lace leads the prayer meeting Wednesday
evening at o'clock, subject, How Can
We Increase Our Membership"
Dundee, FIftieth and Underwood, Grant
p. Fisher Enthusiastically school al
e;4b a, m; morning worship at II a. m,
, subject, "A Communion Meditation:
evening worship at T:90 O'Clock, subject
The Fourfold Force or the Onward
March," Christian Endeavor at s:9o p.
M. Lessons From Great LIVES" x
Peter (Consecration meeting). The sac
rament OF the Lords supper will be OBJ
served at the morning hour Of worship.
IL o'clock.
Plymouth, Corner Twentieth and spen-
Ger. John p; Clyde. MISUNDERSTANDING
Expanding Work OF the Church." Special
music by chorus and tenor solo by q. N.
AulRbaugh. Sunday school at y noon.
Rally day program OF recitations and
songs, address by w. o, Paisley and con-
tralto solo by Lena Finke Root Christian
Endeavor at 6:b y. m. Evening worship
in charge Of North Side Christian church
at 7:l6 o'clock.
Central United. Twenty fourth ana
Dodge, Rev. Hugh ID. Speer, Pastor
Morning worship at 1890 o'clock, sermon
by pastor appropriate to Rally day; II
noon, Sabbath school. Rally day ex-
ercises In charge Of the superintendent,
10, Il. Mcmillan; $50 o'clock. Young Peo-
pies Christian union, Lessons from
Great Lives" Peter, Leader Miss Ger.
trude Akin. Evening service at 1880
o'clock in charge OF pastor. Mr.. Walter
b. Graham dreotv the chorus choir.
Unitarian.
First. Seventeenth and Cass, Rev. Man
fred Lurlefors, Minister-serviees at 1880.
'''''-9t - se-unon Means OF Victory. /"
Sunday school at 11;B.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-01
Society Women Remove
Bad Complexion By Old
Fashioned Method

(From Woman's Home Bulletin.)
The average woman 10 now quite
universally following the example
OF a few clever society women who
discovered that the old-fashioned
pure eoleated balsam would renew
their compilations in a most sur
prising manner. When applied at
night, after cleansing the skin, the
deadened and dlscolored particles
OF the outer skin drop off and with
II all such blemishes as pimples.
sailOwness, liver spots, freokles,
etc, freeing the fresh healthy GU
ticle beneath--and behold a nat
urRl and lovely skin IL the result
Get an ounce and a half OF pure
coleated balsam of your druggist
and use Il as suggested. Nothing
Will inspire admiration of others
and confidence In yourself more
than the knowledge that your skin
10 faultless and lovely.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-01
How to Drive Away Wrinkles
and Double Chin.
STANDARD American styles)

(Standard american otylSs'J
The clever woman of today does not
sit down and fold her hands and re-
sign herself TO a wrinkled face, dou-
BILE chin, crows feet and enlarged
pores. Nor does she try the numer-
Gus and varied cold creams and To-
lions on the market which claim 70
annihllate wrinkles and sasginess.
What she does do - this clever
woman--ds 70 get OF her druggist an
ounce and half OF thermodizsd
Jelly, rubbing half a teaspoonful into
her skin until It Is perfectly abb
sorbed. ana then bathing her face
with cold water. This remedy Is as
simple as II Is effective. IL gives
nourishmsnt and heat energy TO the
worn-out tissues. The skin imme-
diately feels taut and refTeshed-the
flesh firm and compact.
One application works a marked
Improvement in her looks and every
day her mirror tells her she Is grow
ing younger and prettier
For filling out hollowness In the
neck, shoulders and arms. nothing
Is 90 effective as thermodized Jelly.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-01
SpIendid New Coats at $50

Polo coats auto coats street coats and dress coats
made OF good quality all wool mixtures, in the
newest stylish models that others ask $4,000 for;
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-01
Suits For Stout Women
Special Odd Size Suits at ST.;

Made OF fine quality of mnnnish serge, broad N
CLOTH cheviot and lined with good quality OF
satin; special for Ak-Sar-Ben WI
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-01

The October meeting OF the Presbyter,
Ian Ministers association will conYen,
Monday morning At 1880 at the FRS
church.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-01

Sunday will be rally day for the Wal
nut Hill Methodist Sunday school, Forty
first and Charles streets. a special rally
day service will be held at 1880 In the
morning, the orchestra and the junior
and primary departments participating.
The orchestra win offer the overture
from Poet and Peasant" "A Russian
Hymn" Souvenir" selection from
1.-THE Bells Of Normandy and solos by
Miss Madge West Recitations and music
by Alice Day, Gladys Messenger, lillian
Armstrong. Anita Edmiston, Florence
Richardson. Charles Tribilcoek, Mckee
Fisk and others will comprise the Junior
department program. The little ones will
appear IN songs and rscitationa. Among
them will be Maurice Vest, Marjorie
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-01
TOPICS FOR A DAY OF REST
Last Communion in Old North Pres
byterian to Be Held Sunday.
SUNDAY SCHOOLS HOLD RALLIES
Walnut Hill Methodist and Inn
manuel baptist Young People
~ offer Addresses, Music
and REGULATIONS.

The last communion IN the building OF
the North Presbyterian church at Nine
tenth and Ohio streets will be kept
Sunday morning at 1880. New members
will be received and baptized.
The building has been in use for more
than a quarter OF a century. II was
used by the Knox Presbyterian church
until three years ago, when 1t was taken
by the North congregation. union OF
the Knox and Second Presbyterian
churches.
The new $4,000 building at Twenty
fourth and Writ streets will be ready
for occupancy by January /, the time for
the next communion. The auditorium
will seat $40 and the Sunday school room
$50. A pipe organ costing several thou
sand dollars will be installed. Finances
Of the new building are in excellent con-
dition and 1t Is hoDed It may be dedicated
free OF debt.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-01
Newest Stylish Coats at $3.50

Magnificent showing of coats at this price. They
in the ordinary senses Of the word, but are act
conform with the highest standard OF grace, style
Naturalization broadcloth, pushes and
great variety of two-toned rough-faced mixture
You will not find such coats anywhere at tn
price; special Ak-Sar-Ben week ...........
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-01
Baptist.

Calvary Branch, Thirty-fourth and
Seward. $50 Bible school
Grand View Sunday school, Fourth and
Cedar, meets at o'clock. n. b. Elrod,
superintendent.
Calvary, Twenty-fifth and Hamilton,
Rev. Edward II, Curry, Pastor.-Gervices
at 1890 and 7ia0i Lords supper observed
At morning service. Bible school 81 W
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-01
YOder. Georgia sandberg and Edward

The Sunday school of the Immauel
Baptist church will hold a rally Sunday
morning at 1O15. The program will In
clude selections by the school orchestra,
Seek Ye the Lord" gospel hymns and
other numbers, songs. recitations and
solos. Among those who will appear are
Henry Lower Ruth Hartman, Frances
Patten, Gertrude Blomquist, Miriam
Rich, Jessie Hill and Walter futile.
Charles A. Alden OF the University OF
Omaha will give an address, THE Boy
and the Bible" and the pastor, Rev. Mr.
Ebersole, will speak on Looking For
ward"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-01

cordially in wewinche
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-01

ward"
Rev. Charles II. Fleming, the new pas.
tor of the Fairview Presbyterian church
and the Presbyterian Church OF the Gov.
enant, has taken up his new duties and
will appear in the Lulpits Of the two
churches for the first time Sunday. Rev
Mr.. Fleming win have charge of the
morning and evening services in the
Church OF the Covenant. preaching In
the evening on John and Mark" AZ
the Fairview church he will preach the
same sermon in the afternoon at the
usual service hour.
DR.. Charles A. Alden, financial secre-
tary Of the University OF Omaha. will
speak on "A Business Mans Religion
1T the Third Presbyterian church Sun
day evening. At the morning service
Prof. walter Halsey Of the University
OF Omaha will speak.
The quartet of 81. Mary'a Avenue Con.
gregational church will render a specia
program OF sacred song In the first mu.
steal service of the season on Sunday
evening, October s. Selections will b,
rendered covering works by great com.
posers. The quartet iH under the direc,
ton OF Mr.. r. T. Jersey, with the fol
lowing numbers: Miss Martha Grym
soprano; Mrs. f. s. WSlty, contralto
]. r. Hopkins, tenor; r. T. Ksrssy, bass
c. L. Cooke, jr., organist.
The October meeting Of the Presbyter,
ian Ministers association viii conYsn,
Monday morning At 1880 at the First
church.
Rev. Charles II. Fleming of Long
Prairie, MINI, who has preached the
last few Sundays at the Church OF the
Covenant. Twenty-seventh and Pratt
streets. which church has been without
pastor since last April, will TAX,
charge OF the pastorate Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Fleming Is an Omaha man
coming here with his parents in 1887 from
Allegheny, City, Pa. He was graduated
from Omaha Theological seminary in 1893
Rev. Ralph Houseman OF the CatseIai
Presbyterian church being a member O
the same class.
On graduating no applied to the boarC
OF home missions for q change and wa
sent to Minnesota. His first charge wa
at CumminEsvills, In the lumber region
Since that time he has been In charge o
churches at Lewiston. Utica and Lon,
Prairie.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-19
LEASES.

The Charles T. Noyes Company has
leased for Theodore Burt Sayre the store
and basement at No 2S9 Third avenue for
five years to Robert r. Rose for restaurant
purposes. The Moves Company has also
rented the fifth floor of No. i0S 10 4l2 Pearl
street 10 Vancott Pedlar & Schmid; the
second loft Of No. 30 Pearl street for George
Hahn to Sumner & Van Week floor at
No. 142 Fulton street for Charles S. Horo-
witz to Stein & HoChberser: the fourth
loft Of No. 13i William street for Stanley
\. Cohen to Morris Moscow; a suite Of
Offices in No. 80 Church street for the Man
haitian Companies to the Coatesville Boiler
Works for five years. and premises i'm Nos.
4 and Cedar street to Henry Chaplin and
George w. Chester.
Frederick Fox & Co. have leased for the
Nos. 66S and 665 Broadway Company 10000
square feet of space in the new building at
Nos G63 and Cos Broadway 10 the ostrich
Company of America for a long term OF
wears: for the 40 694 Broadway Company.
in conjunction with Hell & stern 5000
square feet Of space at Nos. 692 and 69i
Broadwav to Proser Brothers. and for the
Chesebro- Davidson Realty Company. the
second loft at no 779 Broadway to the
Levy q Goodman Company. Inc
The Ernestus GuIck Company reports
the following leases: 70 d.. Fred smith,
two floors in the building at NO 66 West
18th street. and to Miss w. J. Michaels, a
studio at No. l47 West 18th street.
Abraham and Leo l.. Schwab have leased
the four story building at the southeast
New-York tribune., 1911-12-19

MARION AVE 8 80 n = Of Dorothea pi
21xDS.4: Alfred LoWeth aGt Rebocca Marcus Il
al foreclosure Of Mtg: attorney, i liaIlock
FOREST AVE W = 1925 q O ieit
81 21NluO, Forest ave. g. 100 n ~ l5sth Il
25xl35: Iongfellow ave. =, 1913 y n Of isiia
st, lDXlW. Jackson ave. n cor iGJth 81 q n
10; Iisdalc Lumber 60 agt Emma 4 Nesisnlz
tnotice Of attachment. attorney. f. Bacon,
WENDOyER AVE. $40 to 5fl: Mutual NJ
lance Trust 90 Of New York agt Ike Rosenberg
ct al faction 10 set aside two deeds); attorneys
Colby q Goldbcck
LEWIS ST. ~. and 1s4th st n =. so.9 Z, 2 q
Davidson ave. I6.4xSO. Georgo Hayes AIT
Dean Holding 90 counter claim, attorney. p
Hayes
FORDHAM AVE. " =, $50 n of 1874 s.
J0xl&sx rreg: 81 ave. " = 20I.9 n n u lf3f
ST. 5Olxi3l.7X ireg: two actions; David ?
Bitcher agt Worcester Construction 90 et al
foreclosure Of two mtgO; attorneys. Woodfori
Bovee & Butcher
CAULDWELL AVE. 786 and 7ss Lewis q
Davis sgt Edgar VI Davis foreclosure of mtg);
attorneys. Moss. Laimbeer. Marcus x Wells
PROSPECT AVE-. = 1926 n n ~ is3d 81
~ 9x93.3: Beatrice q Ziegel agt Allen Con-
struction co foreclosure II mtgD. attorney. &
Wcchslcr.
30 AVE. 1901 and 1903: George strsuse az,
Frances 6 Hendrick ct al foreclosure o. migl:
attorney. II Herst jr
iO2D sT. 81 East Abraham Glsntz agt Barns,
Mlchclman ct al action 10 impress len. at
torney. " Hyman.-
3GTII 1T 3l2 West. Fla + scott agt Af,ea
6 Bachman ct al foreclosure of Mtg; attorney
& Dc VI Brewer.
PROSPECT AVE. $. Jsi3 n n of is3d ~
is 9xg3. beatrice : y Iicgcl agt Trebor Realty
Go ct al 0oreclosUrc of mtg, attorney
Wechslcr.
ITsTH ST. s. 100 n W - Audubon sw. 7sr
g4li: Augustus Schuck agt John Glass Ir
Construction 60 - al (amended fOrec0sur, =,
mtg: attorney, T. Hummel
ADAMS PL cor 1881 st. l20yis: Harry
Weaver sgt Browlino Realty 20 ~ al Wors-
closure 81 MTG. attorneys, Paskus. Cohen &
Gordon.
ST NICHOLAS AVE. n W cor l1>th 50 203 3x
7S5. Abraham Ruth aGt Allen Rose u al
foreclosure OF mtgI. attorneys, Davies. Auer-
bach Cornell 4 Berry.
BROADWAY. cor lS4th ST. - J7slO3 lx
rrcg: two actions. Metropolitan Life Insurance
TO agt William Lyman 81 al amended fore
closure OF two mtgs; attorney, NOoitgrd
Bovee a. Butcher
New-York tribune., 1911-12-19
THE WEATHER REPORT.

On.c,al Record aad Forecast. ast.--Washingto
Dec 1S-Thc IJ,o flight al Mount weather Va
On Monday disclosed peculiar temperature coAcl
tioas 10 an altitude not much above sea level.
Al the hei-ht of 5OoO feet the temperature was
- degrees abg.c zero. while al the height of
g. O0O fcct ij ,cs - degrees above zH" ii.c of
cf,ecD degrees iu 1000 feet instead ~ th" no.-
mai ftl. of about three degrees
g'... i1N.rs ION layer was shallow, a.d ai f""
,-.bt az a Geo feet the temperature h1d fallen
d., a degrees above zero. faN OF twenty de
rrces with an increase in altitude oi 3.ViO icot
.rb.. ,r.eonce Of this warm stratum "t ar al a
.'oi,,uIr4tiycIv low Jewel affords an explanation
r III. prc,afling cl0Udiuess over the northeastern
o,t ,,' of tbr country during the last two days
notwithstanding the ah"oHndiy high Pl"sSll'
r,ld ,sr, warnings have prcn ISSUED i"i Sew
vexi,. Southwestern t0'oiaao ana S''lheih
Utah
rb. southNcstcrn distutbauc' of sunday nsht
,s ,o.5c but little progress b,ing c'nlral 10
80. -, western Colorado. It's nOfmal east
id ,,otep,eni was hiIdeIcd by the extensive
-. .rees,,ro vavc that covers the cntlfc eastern
-" - ,bo,,born uortions Of the country SHOWS anl
t', o.,,rred lp the central ana south kocEy
,,e..r,sfo reoi1o. Arizona ana Soulhern Dtal'
~ a. re were light locsl SHOWS ~ Nebrdsha
80 - r,slotas IN the south ana ~ 'he
ss[tsc ststee The weather Vas talf' NhIt iIWn
an. lac region eastward into Ne" Ehs''Ha '''s
New-York tribune., 1911-12-19
At the
Lowest Rent
in Manhattan,
10000 square feet

I'm the now corner building Al CIrsonvtch
and Barrow SITS. opposite tho |. :. AD-
praiser's stores, and one block from
Christopher 81 l." Station Convenient
10 piers and shipping. \ superb. eight
story and higl. dry basement. mercan-
tile building. lOlXl00 feet Contains every
needed improvement Absolutely hrs-
proof. having oeen built In accordance
with the requirements of the Fire Un-
derwriters. and containing thoroughly
approved automatic sprinkler ,yStem.
insurance saving, business protecting.
securing practical immunity against fire
Carving capacity of floors 90 10 90
pounds per square foot. Three large
Otis elevators. outside shipping plat
form 2,p feet long: large windows. az
fcTding excellent light. cOmmodious IN
electricity: dustlssS, waterproof cement
floors. We offer this ideal building ot
5000 square feet 20 lease as whole
Firms not needing the entire space can
readily sublet one or more floors. as id
the General Electric Co, for whom va
built and to whom We leased a similar
building in the immediate vicinity The
building herewith advertised j. one.
fourth Of block. 200X20o #. Just conf
pleted three-fourtns Of which. contain
ing 270.O1g square feet. We have leased
10 Bellas. Hess * Co. and The Simpson
Crawford 60. The fact that the three
firms ABOVE mentioned have Gecently
leased from US 5000 square feet %
space s ample evidence that our build
ings are. as we claim. ideal in every
way and that the rent is the
New-York tribune., 1911-12-19
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Joseph l. Buttanv.cscr to Leah Buttenwieser,
Ian ButtsnWicsor 20 Joseph l. Buttenwleser
t2l as5tsl. 81.
Macdonald tru- o3 asstsl. total. S35,utu
Same 90 Union Trust 60; Si.n,0oo.
Edlth * Garcss To- Title Guarantee and Trust
Coz S90Ou
donald GUARDIAN Sl3277 ~
Same io !urie X Stc1rus, $1,000 ~.
Same To Donald Macdonald. sa5Tl ~.
Same TO Donald Macdonald. SS.0N7.
LAWYERS Title insurance and Trust 60 tp 9 w
l. Iorillard - asstsl. total SD COO.
Harrison y Meyer - Albert g Morgandern
Isabella FORSYTH to John r FORSYTH: s2.a5o.
Co,ueu1 \ Blceckcr 20 Isabella l. Eeckman;
Seme =, >uns y Lawrence: Sl.2StaG
same TO Elizabeth W Lawrence. SiTl5oi
Lawyers Mortgage co 10 Auzonetta u Wolfe
and ano. eXIs - as.ts each SIS oom; $4,000.
Same TO William ilaigh; S32.oo0
New York Life Insurance co To Lawyers Mort
sage 60 10 ass'l; $4,000.
tI,r' Uc-1ster uud auo To Max Eisnan; $50
Joseph I Berry TO Ada = Woods. 81
Atolf iiirshac'd aad auo 10 benjamin Morde-
.ai. s25.3a6
Emma Gibbs to l-lunie Berlincr. S3.0el
pauk for Savings to New York savings Bank;
Jonas We'll and ano 10 Henry De + Weckes,
nominal
AlI,c McEaa to Abraham Davis and auo;
Anna Ress 10 Albert Z tisrtcorr: 500
Ebert = Brn'itlhof and ano. trustees 80
Goucvieya ID Turner. as guardian, SIS OOo.
Irene - Depispn and ano. trustees. 20 Title
Guanntro and Trust Co. $500
Corporate Realty Association 70 Mechanics and
Tiaders' Bank 81.
charter construction so to Maurice Frankfort;
S19 ON.
Florence rutler to Annie II Mapes and ano;
Il Geo
Ingonlr Goldsmith. cVr 60 carrie Gold
smith. -