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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-17
RICHFIELD.

Special to The Tribune.
RICHFUILD. Utah, Nov. 16.-Mrs. I.o-
rim Oldroyd entertained at a party last
Saturday in honor OF Miss Ethel Bean of
cnt: Mr. and Mrs Junus Hayes. Mr.
and Mrs George Peterson. Mr.. and Mrs
Lester Peterson. the Misses Florence
Horne, Lydia Bean. Hazel Baker. Rose
HAYES Stella Payne, Lula Payne, Ruth
Gottfredson OF Saliun. L.utit!a Gray. Col
leen Oldroyd. Eva futile. Rachael Jon-
sen and Margc Zeal and Jodie Bean, Jim
Anderson, Ed Anderson, Frank Baker. Ed
Baker, FLOYD Bell and Larue Ogden, John
Peterson, Leonard Christensen.
Mss Henrietta Lund entertained at q
delightful dance and social on Wednes-
day. Lunch was served at II o'clock TO
the following guests: Lcona Christian
sen. DeVora Orrock. Pearl Orrock, Jennie
Levitt. Elithc Peterson, Edna Larson,
Pauline Chrlstiansen, Florence Chris.en-
enaen Winnie Martin, Leona Coons. So
phia Jensen and Orin Osilvie. Wendell
Payne, Erwin Nebeleer. Angus Hansen.
,rerah Black. Hartley Black. Mr.. Dorrity
Of Kanosh, Ernest Neboker WIN Lawson.
Harold Peterson, Clyde Barrows and Clin-
ton Peterson.
Miss Lydia Eean entertained in honor
OF Miss Ethel Bean OF Oregon on Friday
evening Lunch was served TO the follow
in.. guests at II o clock: The Misses Lula
PAYNE, Stella Payne. Maize Bcal. Neil
Bean and Mrs. Lorin Oidroyd.
Mr. and Mrs. August L. Cottor or l.lsi-
more will leave TUESDAY for Long Beach.
cal, with their two daughters. Margaret
and Ruby.
Mrs. Jack Rowlands Of Marysvale was
a Richncld visitor this week,
Mrs. and Mr.. George Galloway announce
tho eugagement OF their daughter, La
prcnl Ia Leon Clur OF Provo. The we'd
ding is 10 take place In the near future.
T,Ie Young folks are both members of the
Walters stock company,
MIR. and Mrs Thomas Ogden OF this
rIiv will leave Sunday with their family
Ia make their home iu California.
NIss Violet Lundcrcen came here from
salt Lake Wednesday, 10 attend Mrs.
Betsv Ogden, who Is suffering from pncu-
monia.
Mrs Allen Montgomery entertained for
fo- little daughter, lila. In honor pt her
J eleventh birthday aunlVcrsary Tho lit
lie folks prcscnt were: Maxine HAYES.
NilIie Jgie. Lena Thurbcr. Phyllis Fisher.
NoIa ,Pasn, Nellie Salisbury. Ncssa Salia-
bnrT Paul Salisbury, Ycma Andelin. EN-
\ er7;on Andeliu. Ruth Heller. Mildred An-
| dnrson Jeda Anderson Faun Anderson
| Cgcoue Anderson. Maud Hansen. Jennie
| 1seferson. Sylvia Thorson. Madeline Nor
r(son and hnnie Orrcck. Lynn Chidestcr.
| Ver,s Fa arnsworth and Thelma Storrr,
| Mrs. l. Il. Wright entertained the
| IIcnsIngton club Wednesday evening The
! club wss organized. With Mrs A. L.
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SPRINGVILLE.

Special 10 Tho Tribune
SPRlNGV1I.IE. Nov, 1s.-Mra. Louise
Stoddard OF Perry. Oh, is hero visiting
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. l..
Raymond.
CLIFFORD Carter md Bert Halliday Gro
In :he southern part OF the otate.
The citizens of the Second ward gave
q reception 10 Ernest Strong last Thurs
day evening. Nj. Strong leaves soon for
.Icrmany, where he will sorve the l.. y.
s. church as a missionary.
., NJ, b. Crandal OF Salt Lake wag r vls-
ltor here this week.
Tho Home Culture club held It's rcc1l-
lar meeting at the home OF Mrs. w, n
Mencray. The subject discussed was
Tho Panama Canal"
The Social Sixty Dancing club gave
It's INITIAL dance of The season at the The
9ter dance hall, The hall was tastsfully
decorated and tho affair was n succesa
In every Way.
Fred S. Dart OF Spanish Fork was a
Springville visitor Thursday.
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PAYSON.
Special TO Tho Tribune.

Special TO Tho Tribune
PATSON. Nov. 16.-The marriage OF
Miss Guinclla Bingham and Earl Sim
mons took place at high noon Tuesday.
ceremony, A reception was given by
the brides parents, Mr., and Mrs. Joseph
II. Bingham. at their homo In the even
Ing.
Mr.. and 1rrs. r.. F. lIIclt. announce
to Charles Bates, The marriage Is to
take place November 81
Nh. and Mrs II, j. Goddard OF Provo
announce the engagement OF their dauSh-
ter. Eta. TO Ezra Tanner OF Payson.
Tho marriage will take place early in
December.
members OF the Kaffeo Klach club Fri
day afternoon at her home.
Tho Kiorid Sewing club was organized
Sunday afternoon at the home Of Mrs,
bcrs present: Mrs. Alma Paxman. Mrs.
w G. Mcclellan, Mrs. Lee Lovcless,
Mrs. William tinlay,sop; Mrs. John Nut
tall Mrs. Joseph A. Barlow and Mrs
Leonard Steincckert-
Members OF the 8, q n. II. club were
entertained by Miss Ethel F'inlayson at
her home Thursday afternoon.
A number OF friends Of Mrs, W. c.
Mcclellan pleasantly surprised her Fri
dag evening In honor of her birthday
anniversary Those present wero Mrs.
Mira O'Conncn and her daughter. Miss
Dean, O'Connel: Mrs. J. A. Barlow,
Mrs. Lee LDovcIees. Mrs. +. Q. Iovoless.
Mrs Ida LoYeless and Mrs. A. Pax
man.
The sophomorcs, seniors and juniors
gave a dance In the PaYson pavilion
Friday night, In honor OF the freshmen
of the high school,
A delightful affair OF Wednesday ar
tcrpoon was tho quilting party at the
home OF Mrs. Frank ninlayson-
Mrs. James Brown OF Provo Is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. william Furrce.
Mrs. Rock Bryan of Mammoth is visit
ing relatives here
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NE.PHI.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
NET'HI. Nov. l6.-Auss Eva Clrsten-
sen entertained Saturday evening IN
honor OF her birthday anniversary. The
evening WAS spent In music and games.
Al 10 o'clock dainty supper was served.
The hostess was assisted by Wanda
Christausen and Lavcrn Ingram. Those
present were: Mr and Mrs. Leon Chris
tenscn. the Misses Lucille Cowan. Jack
etta Edrtiil, Olive ostler. Lucille Green
wood. Hattie Broadhead and Mas me
Riches. Stephen Allen. George BclIiston.
WI lloyt, ilyrum BrouSh and Herman
Ficiters.
Ono Of tho most delightful events Of
tho season was the bundle shower given
by number OF the friends Of Mrs. lIg
bert BcaElcy at the home OF her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. u. Cole. The evening was
spont in singing and dancing. Al TO u
delicious supper was served The otid8
ives the recipient Of many beautiful
presents. The following were present,
Tho Misses Lillian Russell. Florence Bis.
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Hilf Stake This Medicine
Against Your Time
Nv Days Will Be Sufficient to Prove That
You Are Curable.

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DvNT PLEASANT.

ID The Tribune,
M PLEASANT. Nov. t6,-NIsg
hisen has returned TO her home
8 aflcr short stay with Mrs.
|Ellsen
tsslay evening the Few. Mr.. and
tFkers entertained tine members
|nurh at very delightful So
b. {. 7. L. was entertained on
|LlHnoon by Mrs. IL, +. Wall.
|Bsksr Five of Salina is visiting
[shitr. Mrs Frank MadseD.
|Ey Francis Campbell Of Salt
\ ibe guest OF her parents, Mr..
b Rass Anderson.
y the social events OF the week
y hge dancing party given on
.ky evening at the arrnory by
n Mrs.. Christensen. Il was a
Eshiiul affair.
d T. T. Dwight Is quite III at
y @ bis daughter. Mrs K, a,
|lseuilslh Century club was en-
"a Thursday by Mrs, II. S.
Nall entertained about twenty
y q party early this week.
n OIL kinds were enjoyed,
n Mra. c, ". Sorcnsen enter
! q pretty dinner party for the
|'rpeie high school faculty. The
- were Issued TO President Lund,
n and Mcsdames p. NJ. Nielsen,
fdeison. George Rywater and G..
'ii: the Misses Edna and Dale
Chester Nielsen. Jennie Ryan.
1.and Mr. Jensen and William
k,ela Truscott entertained de-
MS week. the a, w, o, girls
n guests.
5toth and eighth grades Of the
taool gave a pretty party on
0nlns In the public school
q ars. c. r. Duadgc enter
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LEHI.

i"' ,s-Mr. ard Mrs; A. ].
Nor. ~ house party THURSDAY
r,f Of Arch Gardner: who
. J. honon s,on for the l.. p, 5.
SeF Zealand next week, W.,
'' ,,,,c cave 2 bundle shower
II. bolus bla.y evening in honor or
trs L,Tt Lrist who will be married
G',i,pd G',.i,Ired next Wednesday
,s.- who has been spend i
Bnoura AZ briggs. In the Teton
ss,sd rnsd homo Monday.
Thomas left FRIDAY to
|iespn cocks with her daughter.
II. Chamberlain In Ceder
s.,ya Anderson spent Saturday
an, Rogers gave \ reading
syp y,pm,rlcan Fork high school
' THURMAN entertained the
NJ the public schools at
|sce.,S |scses..Srdsr evening in honor OF
slrina and Marian. who
s,cE end at home,
. I. ,,,.n club held Its Wednesday
l',.s,,Ipr nj the homo OF Mr1.
n. / F''''''
"a, Gardner spent Thursday I'm
\. t-ity.
n nsrd eare q weeks sciica
-.tjnments, this week closing
..d TrldaY In the City pavilion.
r,dls whipple spent the first
IN %s week visiting friends In
oliver Of Bingham Is The
i ne Misses Una and Vista
7 II. Hopkins gave a card party
rrvIns in honor OF Mr.. and
a ssDdin.
'co,.cr spent Monday and Tues
~ Lake.
q Mr.. Bert Proctor Of Garfield
~ With Mrs. Froctor's mother.
,M Wright
y Mrs. Jesse Earl OF Eureka
a. relatives in Lehi.
~ Mrs. John WooJliouse left
q for California, where they
a ihe winter at 1GuntiuStin
HrrolJ Jones loft SATURDAY for
laI. where she will spend the
M Jones will spend the next
,lks at Bingham Canyon,
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These Are the Symptoms

f--Paln In the back
2-Too frequent desire TO urlnste.
3-5urnIng or obstruction Of urine
4-PaIn or soreness In tho bladder.
S-Proststic trouble,
Gas or palm In the stomach.
7-GeneraI debility, weakness, dlLzi-
meas.
a-PsIn or soreness under right rib.
e--6WcIIlnH in any part Of tire oooy'
Decentralization or liver trouble.
it-PalpltatIon or palm under the
heart
t2-PaJn In the hip Joint.
1s-Paln In the neck or head.
1a-Psin or soreness In the iddneye-
t5-PsIn or swelling Of tho Joints,
t6-Pain or swelling Of the muscles.
1T-Paln and soreness In nerves.
ts-Acute or chronic rheumatism.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-17

Hansen, Rose Harmon. Andrcas Apdcr-
son and Miss Louisa Chidcster and Miss
Frank
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lcr. Tavern Ingram. Ordcll Rigler, CIady,
Spcrry, Wanda Christensen. Silicfnt
Brown. Davett BiSlcr Louise Golden
Katie Wilkcy, Alta Ingram, Euth Jones'.
hiIl Naoma starr. Mrs Harold Larson.
and the guest OF honor. Mrs. Gsberi
Beaglcy.
Miss Deon Kay OF Mona visited in Me-
phi Monday.
Kari Jackman was in Salt Lake tic nrst
of the week.
Conrad Chappell returned home from
Idaho Monday evening. where nc hat
been the last few months
EpM ~. Summons and Miss GupCil1
Bingham, both OF P9y3pn. were married
I'm tho county courthouse Tuesday b.
Judge Ioshus Greenwood.
Mr. and Mrs. ". Garter returned Tom
Provo TUESDAY g. scplug. They report
that their daughter. Alta who unj crWe ent
an operation last week IS rapidly inprov-
Ing.
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Tho boys appetite is often The
source of amazemept If YOU wolld
have such nm appetite take Chamber
laio s Tablets. They not only crea5a
Il healthy appetite, bui strengthen tho
stomach and cnsblo it to DO its work
naturally. For sale by ell dealers.
(Advortisemcrt.)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-17

Tie rack, collar and cuff boxes, waste
baskets, picture frames, nut bowls, mir
rors, etc. Free lessons Saturdays from
10 to II a M Art needle work depart
ment.)
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Mr.. and Arrs. II. f. UIclt announce
the engagement OF their daughter, Dlia,
to Charles Bates, The marriage IS TO
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-17

Mr.. and Mrs. II, J. Goddard OF Provo
announce the engagement OF their dauGh-
ter, Eta 10 Ezra Tanner or Payson.
Tho marriage will take place early in
December
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-22
JEW KNOWS HOW TO DIE
Reference TO Titanic Disaster at
Free Synagogue Anniversary.

The note Of reformed or liberal Juda-
ism WAS sounded yesterday by Rabbi
Hirsch ct the nth anniversary celebration
of the Free Synagogue. at Carnegie Han
Rabbi Hirsch said Judaism was a religion
of life. and that the Jew knew bow 10 live.
He made direct reference 20 the Titanic
disaster as an instance of the fact that the
Jew knows how to die, also.
What about the distinction or creed
he added I'm the fate that carried those
persons down il was the gift Of faith thnt
made men facs death nobly. 1t was re-
ljgion rather than creed. The confidence
and the depths Of tho conviction OF iaith Is
What makes men Of men
Abram !. IElkus, vice-prcsident or the
Free Synagogue, MADE reference TO the Ii
tanic's dead when he said: 1T viii be a
long time before the world will ever forget
the quiet and manly heroism OF lsidor
straUs and the wifey devotion OF MRS.
Strains. who refused to be saved without
him. with whom she had lived most nap.
niiV for forty years When the officers or
that doomed ship told her to get into llis-
boat, she said, turning 20 her husoahu
No: hero with you | stay.
RABBI Wise, OF the Free SynasoGus' con
Quoted Tie service. He announced thaI
next Sunday he would preach on MariiaRe
and Divorce"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-22
FEELS TWO AND RUNS AWAY
Prisoner, Identified by Victims,
Gives No EXPLANATION.

Peter Alderman, proprietor of care ~
No SIS Flushing avenue, WILLIAMSBURG
and Patrick F1sherty, who lives in the
Maspeth section Of the Borough OF Queens,
we're standing at Montrose avenue and
Leonard street, early yesterday morning,
when both were attacked by man armed
with a blunt instrument Alderman
was struck on the right side Of the head
and sent Keeling 10 the sidewalk Before
Flahertv could defend himself he was
struck on the head and also dropped to the
,dewalk The stranger then deliberately
struck each Of the stunned men on the
head second time
Pstrolman Doyle. Of the Stagg street sta
ton, caught the man. and both Alderman
and Flaherty identified him as their assail-
ant Dr. Hutchings took both victims TO
ST GATHERINGS Hospital for treatment.
Doyles prisoner described himself as John
Nigley, twenty-six years old, OF No. $40
South Sd street lie was held on charges
of felonious assault. and later was taken
before Magistrate Dodd in the Manhattan
, avenue court where he refused 20 make an
explanation for his attack, and was held in
default OF 81 800 bail pending hearing to-
morrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-22
JEWISH COUNCILS AID
Women Thank Friends for Many
Contributions.

The Council of Jewish Women, which
maintains a Worldwide network OF service
for the protection and guidance of girls
notably immigrant glrls-with national
headquarters at No AS Central Park West,
tenders its acknowledgment 10 the follow
ing friends through whose contributions
the council was able TO be prepared with
brand new complete outfits for Titanic
storage women survivors.
suits-Natonal Cloak and Suit Company No.
201 West 24th street, and Blauncr Brothers
West DIST street
skirts and coats-Oniy skirt Compsny. No.
% West 21st street; Max Solomon. No. II West
10Th street: =. & =. Goldstore. No. ll"3 Broad
way. and Harry Kitzingcr. No. as West 2sth
street
Waists and dresses Samuel Floershcimer, SO.
81 West 37th street; l.. & r. hamburger. 30
81 West 2sth street. l. r. Lyman & Co, No. 81
West nth street. Rosenthal Brothers, No. -
West 2sth street Felssnthal Brothers. No. io'
West 9th street, and Maisner & CO. No -
West 28th street.
I'nderWesr corsets hosiery and shoes Memo
Corset Company. No 40 East 10Th street; g. 4
4. Wise 40 Is West 2Ist street; Broadway
Bargain House No. GO Broadway; Barkenfeid.
Strauss & CO., No 81 West S7th street, and
STANDARD Shoe Company. No. i3i Duane street.
CElldren's dresses Goldberg & sons, No. l"4
West 18th street, and Gus Luric, 40. 81 West
@6th street.
Articles of wearing apparel were also TO
ceived from Mrs. Voice No. 3l2 Manhai-
tan avenue: Mrs j. NJ Kcenc. No. go
West l03d street Mrs. II. Chuck NO
1915 Madison avenue; Mrs Landc, No. %
East sgd street. The council also thanks
those friends who sent contributions
anonymously and the Baltimore section OF
tho council, which proffered assistance
check for SIS was received from Alfred
Goldstone, Netherland Apartments; $lS
from six Friends
Automobiles for conveying tho SURVIVORS
from the dock either ~ their relatives "r
10 other shelter were loaned hv Mrs. Aaron
Stern, No / West sSth street; Mrs. Solomon
Wertheimer, No % West 18th street; Alb
bolt Detroit Automobile Company, Broad
way and 52d street.
The council showed consideration III ar
ranging To cable the safe arrival Of steer
age passengers 10 their relatives abroad.
and will keep IN touch with these unfOrtu-
mates until they are properly adjusted IN d
normal condition, both physical and eco
nOnio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-22
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES

Jsco' Cohu 10 Henrietta Cohn 81
Mile HelGger 10 Abraham Dorb: WOO -
Thomas McKeown a. David w. Smith; $1,000.
LAWYERS Mortgage 20 to Jefferson County
savings Bsuk $4,000.
Same t0 Laura Orthmsn and ano, executors;
SIC 600.
/. Esperanto Mortgage co TO L Loren1 Smith ct
al; $40 900
Minerva + Louenstein to Wells Holding Co;
81 zoe ~
Flcschmsnn Brothers 20 to Justin J. Miner
500.
Benjamin Tucker TO William Mullin sn'
ano. trustees, 81. -. noo
City Mortgage 90 10 ! Arnold Grobh: s83.oO9,
Same to Virginia Danziger and an', eTecntore'
So 600.
Same 10 same. $4,000. .
CO: 81
Same TO same: 81.
Same 70 same; 81. -.
Marion X Appleton 20 American Mortgage CO.
81 600 .,
Abraham Schulman 10 David Shapiro' Ell
Sarah Dislcr 10 Joseph Feist. 81.
New York Trust co. trustee, TO New 10TH he"'
Estate Serurlty 60; 81. ooo
Morris Moshllovitz to Annie Miller sfW'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-22
BADLY BEATEN AND ROBBED
Victim in Hospital Identifies
Prisoner as Assailant.

Jacob Gamer, mechanic, OF NO 20"
wvthe avenue, was badly beaten and robbed
by a highwayInan early yesterday morning
at Kent avenue and North 1st street. VIII
Iamsburg. The robber leaped at him from
a dark hallway. struck him half dozen
stunning blows on the head with rubber
club and escaped with his victims gold
watch and chain and all his money.
some time later Petrolman Young, OF the
Bedford avenue station. came across Can
ger, and being unable TO revive him turned
in a call for an ambulance. Or. Eckert re-
sponded from the Williamsburg Hospital
and found Gamer had bad scalp wounds
and conclusion of the brain.
Several hours later the police arrested
Joseph Mcates. a Pole. OF No. IA Grand
street. In the hallway of his house the
police found a rubber club The injured
man positively identified the prisoner as MS
sssailant. Charged with assault and rob-
berv. Micstes was taken before Magistrate
Dodd. in the Manhattan avenue court and
held in default of 81, 900 bail on each charge
for further examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-22
HAIR DYE NEARLY FATAL
Arrest of Alleged Slayer of G. E
Marsh Probably Saved His Life.
fBy Telegraph to The Tribune


Stockton, Cal. April a.-While stripping
William A. Dorr for a bath at the JAN
wallet containing $500 IN currency and two
diamonds worth $50 were found sewed 10
the underclothing Of the alleged murderer
OF George L. Marsh. of Lynn, Mass,
When Dorr was searched at the ponce
office a day or two ago a 500 bill and less
than s. in silver were found upon him he
admitted having had $500 with him. out
with the exception of 500 which he SAID
had been stolen from him, he claimed 10
have spent the rest.
DORIS condition tonight Is much I'M
proved. as the effects of the poison ABSORBED
from the hair dye he used in disgusting
himself is wearing off. The police surgeon
deems II inadvisable TO attempt to obtain
a confession from him for day or two.
owing 10 his weakened mental and physical
condition. II ia the opinion of DR.. Fried
berger that had Dorr not been arrested al
the time he would either have died OF gone
insane from the poison of the hair aye,
which contained large percentage oil
cocaine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-22
ST. GEORGES DAY SERVICES
Conducted by Rev. John A. Wade IN
Church of st. John the Evangelist.

The annual church service OF 'ne Ho''S ~
st. George, i'm commentator VI OF
GEORGES Fay, was held under the auspices
Of the united lodges OF the order last night
at the Church of St. John the EYansells''
west nth street and Waveriey Place. ne
P.v John A. Wade, pastor Of thechurch'
oaicisted, and Bishop Frederick Courtney
preached the sermon.
The order. which was founded in lSh' If
composed Of Englishmen and the sons OF
Fnglishnen in this country. The order con-
sists OF Nelson Lodge No. 81, Ivy Lodge NO
g.. Eureka Lodge No. 1863. White Rose Lodge
No s15. Charles Dickens Lodge NO. 4o' An
Lodge No. IS, Empire Lodge
No 2e5. Gordon Lodge No l7a and Vernon
Lodge No. 4j7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-22
LIS PENOENS.

18TH ST. rs TO 70 East; Leon kats agt
Dages Contracting co Ct al action 10 impress
trust): attorneys. /, & J Weinberger ,
10TH ST y and 10 West; Josephns ~ Marsha r. ;. ).
ioreclo.ure OF MTG: attorney, + de p Foster.
4TH ST.. 200 u Of $3.50 Ars a. IKE
et al foreclosure Of mtg; attorney, NJ g Wild
nauer . -
agt William Love (notlce OF levy; attorney, p
Clancy. -. nh,
IS8D ST ~ West. Emil F tumpe ast Rachel
t{attenbach et al action 10 declare deed voi1)
attoruey L Hrleman.
CLAY AVE 1928: Benjamin W Brown sgt
liza AbeIman 81 al foreclosure of Mtg; attorney
T. " Brown - 49, -.
,otST ST 3i5 East: Henry Jones agt
Angelica Coleman ct al foreclosure OF mtg; At
torreys. strong & Cadwalsder -,
IOTS 10 49, ~ and IS. map OF property OF
D1,.jJ n ,,ocks at Woodlawn Heights Anne
Pvuc ast Catharine Curran ct al foreclosure OF
rrig,: attorneys, Olcott GrlIber, BonynGe NC
WATER ST. $50; American Mortgase GO sgt
william Frleder ct al foreclosure Of mtg) at
tolney NJ : Borland.