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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-19
CHANGE ON COUNTER
CAUSES AN ASSAULT
MILAs INSISTED THAT TT BE
PLACED IN HIS HAND AND
DRAWS KNIFE.

thousand dollars bail was fur
nished in Police court yesterday for
the appearance in the Hastings court
Of John Miias. a Greek. who Is charged
with clubbing J. F. Jenkins, Of 1908
North Twenty-fifth street.
Jenkins was struck by some one in
the Virginia restaurant at 1915 East
Main street Sunday afternoon when he
demanded that his change be placed
In his hand instead OF on the coun-
ter. Jenkins Is alleged to have drawn
and fiourished a knife before the club
was brought into play. jenkins scalp
was opened by the blow and six stitch
es were taken by DR.. 3. A. Hord
OF $500 East Broad street. closing it.
Miias. who is held for the clubbing
denies he hit jenkins. and that his
part in the affair consisted only Of
handing the club to the man who
used Il aud who has not yet been To-
Gated or arrested. Milas has retained
Hiram M. Smith for his defense.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-19
ANNUAL SESSION OF
SOUTHERN SYNOD

NORFOLK. VA. Aug. 1s.-The an
nual session of the Lutheran Synod of
Virginia will convene in the First
Lutheran church, Norfolk. Rev. c.
Brown Cox. pastor. Tuesday next.
The synod will continue in session
four days and will be presided over
by the president. Rev. George Bow
ers. D. D.. of Winchester. with Rev.
A. D. r. Hancher. State secretary.
Among the prominent clergymen
who will be In attendance are DR..
J. A. Morehead. president of Roanoke
College for Men; DR.. J. c. Perry.
president Of Roanoke College for Wo-
men. ami Rev. A. @. Weight, d. D.,
IL. D., dean of the Southern Luth-
eran seminary. Columbia, s. c.
Many subjects of special interest
to the Lutheran denomination will
be under consideration. The pro-
ceedings will be open to the public.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-19
OBITUARY
Funeral of Mrs Swindell.

Funeral services for Mrs Fred D.
Swindeil. of Wilson. n. C. who died
Saturday at the home of her father,
Judge Andrew X. I.eake in Gooch-
land county. were held yesterday from
First Presbyterian church. this city,
DR., James Y. Fair. OF Westminster
Presbyterian church. officiating. in
the absence Of DIR. Frank r. MeFaden.
the regular pastor. Burial was In
Hollywood.
Mrs Swindell lef. baby boy. two
DAYS ago. Besides her father and her
husband who is a prominent attorney
Of Wilson. she also leaves two broth
ers. David II. Leake and Walter
Leake, attorneys of this city.
She was a relative of the late Judge
William Josiah Leake. formerly pres
ident of the Richmond. Fredericks-
burg and Potomac
One Of the hymns. Peace, Perfect
Peace" sung at the funeral. was also
sung at the funeral of Judge Leake
from the same church several years
ago. the hymn having been a favorite
OF Judge 1eake and also Of Mrs
Swindeil.
So numerous were the floral offer
ings that a quantity Of them had TO
be placed on top Of several carriages
when the body was borne from the
church.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-19
DIES A LONG TIME
AFTER FIRST REPORT

Reported dead several weeks ago
and for a time believed to be buried
in the family plot at Penola, Caro-
line county, II. f. Covington, died
Sunday Mt his home. STA North TWEEN
ty-fourth street, where he was taken
by relatives when the mistake OF the
authorities at the Eastern State hos
pital at Williamsburg was discovered
The error in reporting the death OF
Covington was discovered by tnsur-
ance representatives who went to
williamsburg to investigate the
death. II was found that the man
who had died and been buried as
CovinEton was Robert f. Gregory. OF
s0l Randolph street Both men be-
came patients at the hospital. going
there from Richmond. on the same
day, July l., 1919. This fact was re-
sponsihie for the error of the hospi-
tai officials.
Gregory. after being inferred at
Penola, was disinterred and brought
to Richmond and buried. The rela-
tlves of Mr.. Covington. who had been
temporarily affected brought him
home.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-19
0RPHEUM THEATRE
IN TROUBLE AGAIN
FORMER OWNERS FILE PETI-
TON IN BANKRUPTCY
AGAINST CONCERN.

The financial troubles Of the Or
pheum theater. formerly the Lubin,
came to the front again yesterday
when the former management filed
a petition In bankruptcy against the
concern IN the United States District
court. The liabilities Of the company
are about $4,000, and the assets of
an equal amount or slightly larger
The petition was filed by p. c.
Lynch and others, the former owners
of the theater.
In the early part Of this year the
theater was taken over by F. {.
Lynch and associates, the house being
renovated and decorated inside and
out, and the name changed TO the
Orpheum Attendance did not pick
up and the Orpheum was operated
at loss until the property was sold
to ]. H. r. Croaff, of Roanoke.
Croaf installed II. u. Zarrow as his
resident manager. and under his d.
rection business picked up. Croaff.
however. was unable to meet notes
that he had given in payment. for the
theater, and the Lynch com hination
found the house again on its hands.
and turned the theater over TO Ear
row to run on his own initiative. he
to pay all expenses and to reap all
profits. pending a disposal of the
property. Mr.. BARROW made several
wise economies and materially re-
duced the cost OF operation, and In
the last few weeks a comfortable fig-
ure appeared on the right side of the
balance sheet. The creditors or the
old operating company pressed hard.
however, and finally became so in
sistent that the move made today be-
came inevitable.
The Orpheum will probably re-
main closed for about week.
f. NJ Goodrich and william F. Rob-
erts. trading as the Athey company
filed a petition In voluntary bank
ruptcy m the District court yester-
day morning. Liabilities were placed
at $2,02777, and assets at $2S6.59.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-19
GRAND BALL WILL
FEATURE REUNION
PLANS BEING ARRANGED FOB
ENTERTAINER OF VET
ER.aNS IN ROANOKE.

ROANOKE. VA. Aug. 1s.-During
the State Confederate reunion to be
held in Roanoke the middle of Sep
TENDER. grand ball will be given
by the Albert Sidney Johnston camp.
No. g. Of the United Sons OF Confed-
crate veterans at Mountain park pa
vilion on the night Of September 18th.
This ball will be exclusively for sons
and daughters of veterans. and the
veterans wives and themselves Out
of towns guests will be welcomed to
the ball. II Is understood that about
fifty-eight sponsors and maids for the
veterans and sons will be present.
The program will he printed later.
Indications now are that nearly
/ 200 veterans will be In attendance
at the reunion here, the largest ever
held in this city. With the veterans
from 800 To 400 sons are expected.
Those desiring TO make application
for membership to the local camp OF
sons should not lose any time. The
eligible must be either sons. or grand
sons OF Confederate soldier. The
application form can be secured at
either O. Fl. Goods cigar store. II
Campbell avenue. or wholey Bros.
company. IS Campbell avenue In
filling out the application for mem
bership 1t is required tina. the apo"-
cant a 70 age. place OF birth. presen.
occupation. and present address. the
name of his father or grandfather
who served in the war which eva
the case may he. the branch of SER
vice his ancestor served in, and the
rank. regiment. company, and brit
gAdc his ancestor was In. II his an
cestor served in the navy. the name
Of the vessel on which he served must
be given. The application is then
considered by the properly consti-
tuted committee of the sons
Those sons or grandsons Of Con-
federate soldiers who desire to at
tend the ball the night of September
the 10th should make application for
membership to the Sons U. c. V. at
once.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-19
IAE MR.
Dies IN RUNAWAY
MIR. RoDEN, PROMINENT CTTI.
ZEN AND CHURCHMAN. sUC-
CuMBs TO INJURIES.

Mr.. James p. Roden. many years
prominent merchant OF Waynesboro.
Va, died at his home there Sunday.
His death was due to an accident.
He was returning from church with
his daughter. Mrs. A. s. Bush. and
his two grandsons Edwin and Doug
las Roden, when the horse attached
to the surrey in which they were
driving bo1ted and ran away. The
vehicle WINS wrecked and Mr. Roden
received several internal injuries
from which he later died. He was
conveyed to his home and medical
Aid summoned, but no relief was ar
forded.
Mr.. Roden located in waynesboro
in 1865, and has always been promi-
nent In business circles. He was
native Of Dublin. He emigrated to
America IN the early f1fties when a
boy of fourteen. settled In New Or
leans. where he lived until the war
broke out. He enlisted in the Sew
enth Louisiana regiment. and served
his command with Hays brigade In
the Army Of Northern Virginia until
the closing Of hostilitiea. He was
badly wounded at Spotsvlvania
Courthouse, and was unable 70 join
his command afterwards He was
married in 1865 TO Miss Julia Cook,
of waynesboro. Va. who died some
fifteen Years ago
Mr.. Roden was for MANY years a
member Of the board Of stewards Of
the Wavneshoro Methodist church,
and superintendent Of the Sunday
school for twenty-five wears,
Three children survive hin--Harry
". Roder. ~ Wayncshoro: r. Lee
Roden.. of Cinter Park. Richmond
and Mrs. A. &. Bush. Of Waynesboro
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-19
FORD BRINGS MAN
OUT OF NEW YORK

The number OF governors the state
OF New York may or may not have
proved no barrier 10 Captain w. i.
Ford. Of the Norfolk detective force.
former Richmond man, who went To
New York with extradltion papers for
l.. ]. Jackson. who is charged with lar
ceny by his brother In Norfolk. Cap
tain Ford has returned from New York
and Jackson is in Norfolk his prisoner.
Anticipating trouble in having the
extradttion papers honored. Captain
Ford secured dismissal of charges
against Jackson before a New York
magistrate. Jackson returned to Nor
folk by boat Captain Ford passenger
on the same ship. when Jackson
stepped ashore at Norfolk. apparently
as free man as Captain Ford, the lat
ter placed him under arrest Jackson
expresses confidence that he Will be &C
quilted when tried in Norfolk
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-19
.COvE[ ADMITS
he Is NOT DEAD
WIRED FATHER, HOWEVER. FOR
MONEY TO PAY HIS FUNE-
RAJ EXPENSES

While the late Mark Twain once upon
tirne found pleasure in denying re-
port Of his death, 1t was with some
thing akin to chagrin that George
Covel, who lives at As Wood street. ad-
mitted that he Is not dead and that he
sent a telegram to his father, J. Fl.
Covel, of Talequah, okla. reporting his
own death and asking $125 for funeral
expenses because he found need for the
money while living.
The admission was made to Detec-
tive Sergeant Louis KeIlam, who after
a days search Of the records in the
Office of Coroner w. III. Taylor. of the
undertaking establishments. and the
city, located Covei. The detective be-
gan his search when he was handed a
wire sent to police headquarters by J.
Fl. Covel. of Talequah. stating that
news of the death Iof his son. George
Covel. had been received by him with
request that 1925 be sent on for
funeral expenses The elder Covel
asked for details.
Detective Sergeant Kellam sent TO
the father a message stating:
your son sent the message himself.
He is alive and we'll"
George Covel confessed that he need
ed the money, and that while he had
written his father several times for
money he had received not attention.
He thought he might make his father
come across by asking for funeral ex-
penses. He signed the name of J. A.
Dennis, of Al Wood street, to the teie-
gram.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-19
TRUSTED NEGRO
HELD FOR BURGLARY

Especial to The Richmond virginian. }
SUFFOLK. VA. Aug. 1S.-George
Battle, one OF the most trusted ne
groes OF Suffolk, and for a number of
years employed by the police as a
spotter, was arrested In Boykins yes
terday on charge OF HOUSEKEEPING.
and was sent on to the grand jury
after hearing n the aaayeE,s- eeuft
this morning.
Battle left Suffolk about a week
ago with three bloodhounds owned
by L. NJ. Hobbs. a former police on
Ger, but az Battle has been in charge
of the dogs for several years, and
always handled them when pursuing
criminals no suspicion was attached
to his departure. Last Sunday night
q barber shop was broken into, and
a number Of barber tools and other
articles stolen, and Sunday morning
Battle was arrested.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-19
Totals ..-.1e53 1877 10 $145.70
Death of Miss Rowlette.

Miss Ethel Augustus Rowlette.
daughter of John w. Rowlette. Of
Ettrick. died at 4:20 o'clock yester-
day afternoon at her fathers resi-
dence, Ito Chesterfield avenue, after
a long period of failing health. She
was in the twentieth year OF her age.
She possessed a wide circle of friends.
Besides her father. she is survived by
two sisters and two brothers. Miss
Ray Virginia and Morris May Row
lette. Willie r. and John c. Rowlette,
all OF Ettrick. The funeral will be
conducted from the residence at
o'clock tomorrow AFTERNOON and inter-
ment will be made in Blandford
cemetery.
Leaves for Vacation.
Rev, George E. Booker, d. D., pas
tor of Washington Street M. y.
church. Will leave this evening on his
vacation. Going from here, DIR.
Booker will stop in Ashland for q few
days.
To Visit In Bristol.
Fl. d. Lockett, deputy city treas
urer. accompanied by his wife. will
leave tomorrow to visit friends and
relatives In Bristol. Mr.. Locloett has
served as deputy treasurer for eleven
years, during which time he has been
absent from the office only one day,
he having visited the Jamestown ax~
position on that occasion.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-19
Syringa Notes.

Especial 10 The Richmond VirEInlan.)
SYR1NGA. VA. Aug. is.---Rev. II.
u Thomas has just returned from
Joyner. where he aided Rev, j. s.
Cobb in revival services at Antioch
church.
Mrs. DR.. Robinson and daughter,
Marion. of Newport News. are visiting
In the home of Mr.. j. NJ Major.
Mr.. Lawrence Parker Is i'll of
typhoid fever.
Mr. Holland HUMPHREYS. who has
been sicls of local blood poison, is re-
covering.
There is great deal of malarial
fever In our county AT this time.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-19
ACCOMAC BAPTISTS
HOLD CONVENTION

ONANGOCK. VA, aug. ls.--The
twenty-first meeting OF the Accomac
Baptist association was held at
Bethel Baptist church Wednesday
and Thursday. The following off,
GERS were re-elected: J. F.. Noting
ham. Jr. moderator; Rev. W. Thor
burn Clark. vice moderator. w. F.
White. clerk. and II. r. Boggs, treas
urer. Rev. w. c. Foster preached
the annual sermon. Thursday 400
persons accepted the hospitality of
IN ladies of the church. when a din
ner was served
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-19
PAGE CALLS ON
PRESIDENT WILSON

Especial 20 The Richmond Virginian-)
WASHINGTON. Aug. 1s,-Thomas
Nelson Page, of Virginia, the new
ambassador to Italy. called at the
White House today and paid his for
NAL respects to President Wilson be-
fore leaving for his post on Septem-
Der Sd.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-19

Building Inspector Butler yester-
day issued permits to Albert Cohistel-
Ter. to build a two-story frame dwell
ing. 1879 West Cary street. to cost
store, 1901 East Main street, 70 cost
$4,000; George w. Myers, TO repair
frame dwelling. 22ls Beverley street.
TO cost 500.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-19
OFFICER WARE IS
SHOT AT AGAIN

Especial to The Richmond yirginian)
LYNCH BURG. VA, Aug. 1s.--Po-
liceman George Ware who was shot
two years ago by a negro. was shot
at twice this afternoon by Colbert
Lindsay a white man, whom the of
fcer was attempting to arrest for a
disorderlv che rged. Lindsay escaped
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-19
NEGRO WOMEN CONVICTED
FOR RUNNING BLIND TIGER

Jesse Taylor and Maggie Miller,
coiored. arrested Sunday for selling
liquor without license. In Police court
yesterday morning were each fined
500. given sixty days in Jail and
placed under bond Of $500 for twelve
months. They had been operating q
place At 81 College alley.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-19
Charged with Selling Cocaine.

The case Of Henry c. Nelson, col
ored. arrested Saturday night on the
charge Of peddling cocaine, by De-
tectives J. r. Wiley and r. r, KEEL
lam. was continued in Police court
yesterday to August 18th. Nelson was
caught by means OF marked half
dollar. used by negro in q transact
ton on Seventeenth street under the
viaduct
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-19
Samuel Rogers,

WINCHESTER. VA, Aug Is
Samuel Rogers. eighteen years Of
age. died this morning at Middletown,
this county. from injuries sustained
on yesterday in a motorcycle acct
dent. He was returning from a visit
to Strashurg when 1t rs thought he
was overcome by the intense heat and
fell from the machine. He was in
1ured internally. He was a son OF
Edward f. Rogers Baltimore and
Ohio railroad agent at Middletown.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-19
ARREST ALLEGED
FIREBUG IN DANVILLE

O. L. Burnett has been arrested in
Danviiie on the charge OF having set
fire to a dwelling in that city. State
Insurance Commissioner Button has
been informed. The man was arrested
at the instance of detective detailed
on the case by the department. The
case viii he heard in court in Dan
VILE today. Burnett. In the meantime,
being out on ball.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-19
Charles W. Houck.

WINCHESTER. VA. Aug. Is
Charles w. Houck. a wealthy retired
contractor. died here last night. aged
seventy-seven years He was a ma
tive of Strasburg. Va During the
Civil War he was attached to Gen.
eral Lees stan as courier. and also
served in McNiell's rangers He
leaves no children.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-19

=, WINCHESTER VA Augs lS.---
The funeral Of Mrs, Crudden. who
died at Front Royal on Saturday.
took place in Winchester today. She
was the wife Of Frank Crudden. and
was formerly Miss St John. OF River
ton. She was sixty years Of age. Be-
sides her husband she leaves one
daughter. Mrs. Frank Purcell, OF
Riyerton
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-19

SPOTSYLVANIA. VA. Aug. IL
Mr.. Edward Butler. one OF the old
est citizens of this county. died at
his residence here on Saturday. aged
ninety.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-19
SEABOARD PROPERTY
UNDER INSPECTION

Judge William F. Rhea. OF the State
corporation commission. left this
morning on a tour Of inspection OF the
physical properties of the Seaboard
Air Line. Tracks. stations and other
properties Of the right OF way will be
inspected. Judge Rhea expects to
complete his work and return to Rich
mond this week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-19
PETERSBURG
virginian Bureau.
Mechanics Building. Room sis.

Mechanics Building, Room III.
PETERSBURG. VA. Aug. 1S.--JEs
telegram was received here today
stating The steamer Bremen. on whicms
Mrs George Cameron, Jr., and DR.. JsN
Gordon Rennie are returning to thias
country with Mr.. Cameron's body
will not dock until Wednesday moru~
ing. Consequently the funeral Of thos
late mayor, George Cameron, Jr.. win
not take place until Thursday 49,
ternoon. Further particulars will D.
announced az soon as arrangements
are completed.
Narrow Escape.
Herbert Neaves and Herbert F1sh@s
err both we'll known young men o.
this city. had a narrow escape from
death about noon yesterday. The two
young men were crossing Wasfin8I
ton street, at the corner of Sycamore
when an automobile. driven by -
small girl. came tearing through the
railroad gates at the point mentions
ed. Both young men were knocks
ed down and under the autornobiIoy
which fortunately was stopped with
In a short distance. The young men
in some way got a hold on the RAJ
OldIOT, anu were uIdGEGu SCtSFNtk
yards. Their escape from death Wa
almost a miracle. Neither suffered
anything more than a. few scratches
Former Pctersburger Webs
Miss Bertha Grace. the attractive
daughter of Mrs. Josephine Grace
formerly of this city. and Of the iakos
Thomas Grace. was married at ST
Patrick's Catholic church, WashtnG-
ton, this morning to Edward Me-
kenna- The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Father Mcnamara. who also
celebrated nuptiai mass. The bride
is niece of Mrs. J. M. Burke. of
this city. and has many friends heros
The Sunday School Union.
The regular quarterly meeting o.
the Methodist Sunday School Unfons
association was held in tho Washing
ton Street NJ. II. church yesterday
afternoon Officers present were
President James and Secretary ScoG-l
gin. The attendance was large and
much business was transacted. The
following reports from July goth TO-
August 10th were read:
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fremont ave. 60 6xa5x2o fxl037. American
Savings Bank agt Frederick Behr 81 a. ~
win & q. attys: = j Everett, ref, que 80
22l "a. taxes. etc. 5000 20.
By Samuel Goldsticher
ARTHUR AVE $. rs n ~ 80" -,
5OxSG 4XjOXSG2. vacant: baIpe'
Anna Schusslcr ct al. Harold swan a,t' o
J. 7 Conlan. ref due. s3.1I4 so taxes ''1'
Si36 81.
or FRIDAY.
At No 32ls Third avenue:
By Joseph Z Day
15iST ST. 49, East n 5. ."3 II y,
Morris ave. 5Oxli7.5xjOxll7f; g sly tenm'
and stores 6 . Lockwood ~ al, tAre' 'uS
tees. etc. AIT Saveiro \ Msscia Co ct al
crane & l.. attys: ! Healy, rei' que
s42 90 So. taxes. etc S2.46N 90 =, -,
PARK AVE-. f2S3-S,. W :. aht ~ II u oI
18th -. 49.11N17o1. and sly o!dg M ~ =
Walter agt Olga Kicfhaher 81 al
stohldreiCr. atty. \ Donnely Tei' due'
81. 397 90: taxes. etc. 81. l"N -.
BY j. II. Mayors
TINTON AVE. s91. :. 2lo.6 Il Of IL 81 5,
s. 24xlOO : sly dwlg. \ Thurher ast ~
J Tvrrcl et al. f 1rautmann. atty. y NJ
Lew. ref. dut s7GS3 Il. taxes. etc 500 90
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RECORDED LEASES.

with name and address Of lessee
AMSTERDAM AVE. 20. store and hooI
William n Gtntzneer TO Man RAVEN. 40
from May J. 1913. $40 address. - A'nStl-
AMSTERDAM AVE. I575. store. Lud"iS
Ratz 20 Morris u Nelson. yrs from Ma l.
1918: 5000: address. l,11 Amsterdam ave. ~.
BROADWAY. : cor OF 9sth 81. lolt'
Iesse W Enrich e. al TO Boschen X Gear! .
> ", from oct J, 49,. 500: address -0'o
BroacWsy. . go.
CSTLDWELL AVE. ~ to 7.s, all. Jonas
Wen and ano 10 Jacob Wiegan. Yrs from
Nav T. 1918. sl4.5Co. address -0s Vest listh 81.
WEBSTER AVE. ISIS 10 80 all irudEen lre
kcttercr TO charles II Stillmant : !rs from
MAY l. 1918. 50 900, address. 20 - MARI ave
Brooklyn ,,- -
18TH ST $50 West. all. Anna y Roger 70
otto kampmeier. yrs from oct ], 1913 N'@V0'
address 3A West 18th -.
18Th ST. iee West. all. Lctie F1ster 81
al 10 Maurice Hermann, ) Yrs from June 40
1919. 81 200. address. lGG West 4sh st.
NTH ST. 80 East. all Frank Caru'!o 20
Candida Graulto. IL >rs from May J. 1910
81 90 address -o5l lst ave.
n41H ST. ~ west all. Alphonse sterc:Adn
10 u u Freundich. f4-i- yrs from OCT J. i'l-'
81 O00: address. .i9 West l2th st.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.



Della . Levy 20 Harris Mandeloaun ahu
Morris NJ surskc TO Abraham schuiman'
$1,000. - = c.r,.,,.
81. 800 ,,..,,. = u.-,cv
T,cdcric dc = Foster and ano. trus. "
Warren McConihe s.dHnN ,,.
Lizzie Il locker and ano' eus' 10 lAzAi'
= TooAer. s. ,oo
Herbert Fischer n Harry Vote 800
Sew York Trust co TO city Mortgage 90
CITY Mortgage 60 to Flora Wsllsch ct a.
ears So 900. 60. ,,,o
Robert g Stcdman IN HyInan SOM Nl'''
same 20 same. Sl4@.oon
,nuic / Aste 70 ANTHONY T. hste. -
lanes " NcElhinncy and ano. ears. -
John II Rohde sis,jGa 30 ,oo
EW.obiu. Nurphv 20 Louisa Black s. M"
%orth side Mortgsgc corporation 10 susan
Livingston. $1,000. ,.,
Z