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Evening journal., 1913-05-09
MUST CARE FOR
TOTS TO ESCAPE
PUNISHMENT

Humane Agent Stout. after describ-
ing TO Judge Churchman in City
Court today conditions he found yes
terday morning in the room of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Pickels. No. 625 King
street, asked that the man and his
wife. charged with neglocting their
three minor children, be given an
other chance. This Judge Church
man agreed to do, and warned the
couple that II they returned to court
they Will he fined heavily, and their
children placed in a home.
Mrs. Pickels. with tears streaming
down her face. denied the charge
against her, while her husband plead
ed guilty, but said he was not home
when Officer Lewis and Agent Stout
arrived at the house
Frank Stout said he went to the
woman's house yesterday morning and
found Mrs. Pickles and Bridget Car
ney intoxicated there. The Carney
woman. Mr. Stout said. had child
Of her own, which was I'M st. Peters
Orphanage, and the woman had fig
ured in several such houses where
conditions such as found yesterday,
existed The woman figured in a re-
cent shooting case. Yesterday II was
necessary TO wrap the police patrol
blankets about her before she could
be carried from the house.
The Pickcls, Mr.. Stout said. we're
from good families but had been un-
der his surveillance for some time,
and they had moved eleven times
within the past year Yesterday when
he went to the house, Mr.. Stout said
he found three children and tho
sights were disgusting. Patrolman
Lewis corroborated this. saying com
plant was made by Mrs Smith. who
rents the house. Judge Churchman
said he was present when the chill
drcn were brought in yesterday and
saw two Of them without shoes or
stockings
pickels said he went to work yes.
terday and did not know what hap.
pened afterwards. while Mrs Pickel'
claimed she allowed the Carney wo,
man to remain in the house because
she was drunk The Carney woman
was fined 81 and costs on the charge
Of drunkenness before the other cases
were held up.
Evening journal., 1913-05-09
HAPPY WORKERS TO
ENTERTAIN AGAIN

In West Presbyterian Sunday
school room tomorrow afternoon. Will
be held the May meeting of the Hap
py Workers Home and Foreign
Missionary Society. and the special
feature this month will be a repe-
tition of tho charming little Mission
ary exercise which was given by the
children on Tuesday evening at the
closing meeting OF the New Castle
County Elementary sunday School
Union.
Ruth McIntydc will be chairman this
month OF The interesting program
which / sas follows: orening hymn
by the society; devotional exercise
conducted by the chairman; hymn, by
Tic society; reading Of minutes, Ruth
Chfisty. piano duet by Myrtle Brown
and Alice Lyman: talR on the topic oil
the day, Cuba and Porto Rico b,
the chairman: missionary exercise
representing the influence of Christi
aniiy upon the heather countries
Christian Korea will be repre-
serted, by Emily Layton. Jean Mid.
dleton. Helen Laffcrty. and Thelm5
Georgia. India. by Madeline Reid
Syrvia. by Emily Lysingcr; Amer
ica by Ruth Ritchie. Marian Baird
Mildred lIararison and Elizabeth Yer
non Old and Now China by Mil
dred McMullen. Mildred Denny. Anna
Pierson. Nelson Fritz, Hiram White
Paul Reynolds. and Charles Wood
row. and Japan will be represented
by Mildred stiles. Beatrice Missi
mer. Dorothy Missimer. Katherine
Ferris. Leonard Gruhb and George
Saunders.
The Offering exercise will be leg
by Mildred Denny. Then will come
roll call and the closing hymn anC
prayer by the society.
Evening journal., 1913-05-09
AssArLr cAsE VIM IuRr.

Al / o'clock this afternoon tho Gem
eral Sessions Court jury was out In
tho case OF John Collins, Henry Coop
or and Raymond Chandler colored, OF
Mlddlctown. indicted for assault and
battery on Constable Harry II. Hill
ward. on April 12, The defendants
we're indicted on four counts In con-
ncction with disturbance In Mid
dlctown n month ago, whom colored
man was arrested Tor disorderly con-
duct When Court OF General Sea-
Hione opened this morning. argument
to tho jury in tho case was made by
Deputv Attorney General Chaytor and
I. Frank Ball Judge Herbert L..
Rice delivered the charge.
Evening journal., 1913-05-09
Y. M. C. A. MEMBERS
IN AQUATIC TOURNEY

Y. NJ C. A. members viii hold an
aquatic tournament in the associa-
tons pool tomorrow evening. The
program consists of several events,
and the swimmer winning the greatest
number Of points will receive a silver
cup. First place in each event ia
equivalent 10 hve points; second, TO
three and third, TO ono point Tho
events include a dive for form. 2b-
yard swim on the back, 10o-yard
swim in a more comfortable position.
and a plunge for distance.
There also will be candle race,
which has no bearing upon the con
test for tho cup, however.
Evening journal., 1913-05-09
WANTS PARK PLANS
ON THE CITY MAP

William r. Bancroft. president Of
the Board of Park Commissioners
conferred with members of City Coun-
eli following the meeting Of that body
last night. Mr.. Bancroft is desirious
of getting on the city map the plan
Of the proposed system OF parks ex-
tending across the city at its western
end He has been agtating this plan
of parks for sometime and il is prob
able that he believes when the plan
is placed on the city map il may deter
from building on the ground he has
i'm mind
Evening journal., 1913-05-09

The great calamity in Omaha was
quickly overshadovcd by tho terribly
disastrous floods in ohio. Great suG-
ferine and sickness from colds and
exposure resulted. l.. Poole. 2217 Cali
fornia St, Omaha, writes.--"sIy
daughter had very severe cough and
cold but Foloys Honey and Tar Com
pound Knocked IL out in no time
Refuse substitutes. ~ y. Dsnforih,
Market and Second stree VII DEL
Evening journal., 1913-05-09
ACCUSED OF FALSE PRFTENsrS,

David Keen in the Court of General
Sessions today. was placed on trial
under an indictment charging him
with obtaining money under false
pretenses from William II. Klair The
case grows out of the purchase of
horses costing S4T3 at T. sale
by Klair last july. Tho day fol-
lowing the sale Klair refused to give
the horses to Keen unless cash was
produced. According to Mr.. Klair,
Keen told him he had real estate in
Philadelphia aud was given the
horses Klair said the man had not
paid for the horses. The trial will be
resumed tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1913-05-09
$2,94S.91 FOR
THE SUFFERERS

According TO the figures compiled
by L. Scott Townsend, treasurer Of
the Delaware Red Cross Society the
total amount Of money raised here for
the flood sufferers Of the Middle West
was S2,94S91. This includes three
contributions received this week, they
being as follows: EVENING JOUR-
NAL S42G0: Morning Ncws SO and the
Junior order of Delaware State
Grange, s1A31
Evening journal., 1913-05-09
co. + RVIVORS a
IN REUNION TONIGHT

Survivors Of Company r. United
states Volunteers. will meet in Irish
American Hall this evening 10 ccle,
nrate the fifteenth anniversary Of
their enlistment in the spanish
American War.
Inc company was oncamped with
Inc Organized Militia of Delaware al
Camp Tunnel. Middictown, when tie
call for volunteers to enter tho volun-
tecr service was made. That WAS on
May p 1898 and every man in Com
pany F responded Tho celebration
this evening is to commemorate that
event Plans viii he mado tonight
for holding regular meeting and re-
unions Of the survivors.
Evening journal., 1913-05-09
WILMINGTON TRUST
TRIMS SECURITY

The Wilmington Trust Compsny's
bali team added another victory TO
ITS list on Thursday, by defeating
the crack Security Trust team at
WaWaset Park. by the score Of II to
IS s. Tillman Scott left fielder Of
the Security team. sprsined his arm
and Was unable 10 work today.
Evening journal., 1913-05-09
NEW PARCELS POsT STAMP HERE

Three and iifty-cent parcel posi-
stamps have been received at the
local postohlce There has been a
demand for these denominations. The
three-cent stamp contains the portrait
Of a railway postal clerk and the fifty
cent stamp shows a pictures depicting
dairying.
Evening journal., 1913-05-09
ELEyENTH WARD RALLY.

An enthusiastic meeting was held
last evening in Polish Turner Hall
Maryland avenue and Sycamore street
Many Polish voters of the Eleventh
ward attended There was speech
making in Polish and English, in
Mayor; Artemas Smith, John l. Dolan
Joseph Shudowski, Mr.. Wassik Mr.
Duean. Mr.. ST. Salzmon Joseph
Turnlski and r.. s. Salesky. The
Polish voters of the ward are back OF
Joseph Turnlski for Council.
Evening journal., 1913-05-09
ASSAULT CASE IN RALANCE.

In Court OF General Sessions today.
Thomas Pctigeo. charged whit assault
with intent to kill. pleaded guilty to
assault on James Williams. The men
worked in the r. p and w. railroad
shops, and on March II. Williams
went TO Petigco about some work. and
when he turned around he received
two blows IN the back of the head.
Caleb E. Burchenal. James II. Morris,
Thomas NJ. Monaghan, BENJAMIN +.
Rawnslcy. Joseph A. Mackliu gave
The defendant good character Da-
vid J. Reinhardt represented Petigeo.
Evening journal., 1913-05-09
Tn REPEAT CnNcrRr

Tho seventh annual spriug choral
OF the Mt Calvary Club last evening
was enjoyed The auditorium WAS
filled TO overhoving and for the
hcneht Of those who were turnrd
away a repetition Of the festival Will
he given on the evening OF June a
Tn large chorus OF Atty voices. AS.
sisted by Grubh's Orchestra, per-
formed splcndidly.
Evening journal., 1913-05-09
MAY NOT UNDERGO OPERATION.

The condition OF William Rihm.
the Philadelphian, who was stricken
with appendicitis on a Wilson Line
boat yesterday, and removed to the
Homeopathic Hospital, was reported
improved today. He remained un-
conscious for several hours after be-
ing admitted to the hospital II was
said today that il has not yet been
decided whether to operate on the
patient
Evening journal., 1913-05-09
SUPERIOR COURT WORN.

Superior Court will convene on
Monday. Cases set for trial that day
are those of the Mercantile Printing
Co. vs.. Guarantee Roofing and Heat
ing Company; the Bradford Co. vB.
Tho Goodyear Tire and Rubber Com
pany; Rosie aud Tilie Boiler vs. The
Peoples Railway Company.
Evening journal., 1913-05-09
HIS ELR0M rRACTrREn-

Martin Mcdonnell. = young man,
was admitted to the Delaware Hos
piial today suffering with a fractur-
ed elbow. How he received his in
jury he did not say The address he
gave was Front street, between Or
ange and Tatnall streets.
Evening journal., 1913-05-09
HORSE uPssEEFs wAeaN.

Attached to an ice cream wagon.
belonging TO Thomas Thompson. Of
Eighth and Tatnall streets, horse be-
came frightened at Front and Hsrri-
son streets today, and running to Reed
and NanBuren streets. upset the
wagon. breaking one OF the wheels.
The horse was NOT injured No one
was in the vehicle at the time.
Evening journal., 1913-05-09
GIRL STRICKEN on STREET.

While waiting for the Wild West
parade to pass this morning a young
girl named Adleman was taken ill and
tainted, Police Sergeant Rice car
red the child to the Matron's room at
the police station where she was re-
viyed. after which she went .omc.
Evening journal., 1913-05-09
MR.. JACKSON
DIVISION ENGINEER.

e. d. Jackson has been appointed
division engineer Of the Philadelphia
division of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad with headquarters at Phila-
delphia. Mr.. Jackson succeeds c. c..
Cook who has been transferred The
announcement is made by J. T. Oh
hause1, superintendent and is effec-
tive at once
Evening journal., 1913-05-09
FIND RUNAWAY ROY.

Abraham zelkowsky. aged Is years
thought TO be runaway boy from
Annapolis, Nd was picked up on the
street by Patrolman Sherry early
this morning and is held at the po-
lice station until the police can com
-"nicato with his people.
Evening journal., 1913-05-09
rosroFrIcE CLERk CELERRArEs.

William IT. Watson, pOstOffiCe
clerk. celebrated his birthday ami
yersary last evening by entertaining
some of his fellow employees at the
postofilce at his home. No 511 Con
cord avenue Tho affair was much
enjoyed A feature of tho evening
was the singing Of John c. Slyhof.
George e. Plummer and Harry T.
Evening journal., 1913-05-09
BURIED IN srRANeERs, ROW.

The body Of an unidentified colored
man, drowned in the Chesapeake and
Delaware Canal and brought here
from Pivot Bridge by Deputy Coroner
Harvey e. Nichols yesterday after
noon. was inferred today in the county
burying ground at Farnhurst The
body was so badly decomposed that
il could not be kept longer aud was
buried I'm strangers row.
Evening journal., 1913-05-09
MR. CHANpLER S TopAr.

Phiemma Chandler. former Coun-
ty Comptroller, is celebrating his
oighty-ffth birthday anniversary to-
day.
Evening journal., 1913-05-09
ANN IN FINAL nANcE.

In Pythisn Castle last evening. wns
given a dance by the Husbands and
Wives Club. which was tho final ona
of the season. II was enjoyable
throughout az have been all OF the
club dances this season.
Evening journal., 1913-05-09
FENcE yIEwERs APrEoHrn.

Chief Justice Penncwill aud
Judges Wooliey and Rice today ap.
proved the fence viewers as named
by the Levy Court on Tuesday.
Evening journal., 1913-05-09
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

FrrR THIS DATE ! WILL PAY no
"A bills unless contracted ~ myse.i. 'l-nA
Hoiston. No. 02e Walnut - mhlh''"
HoR sALE-to r, srAssENGER
Il Overland car, with fun eqnpmeo,
Address 81, Evening Journal Once meys.e'
EoR sALE-cANoE FRAME AND
patterns Price reasonahle n. "
eosa-r fifth and lshsrsen Sta maYp' eoa ~
n, xprRrrNCEp cHEMsr DESIRES
Il, situation Apply ~ W. corner Fnth
and Jefferson sis. maye'eod'tA
a. REFINED LADIES IMMEDIATELY
20 Tor homo work. Applying transfers
Good nay. 500 10 Sibo doten uunran.
toed permanent. Call No. aio Market street
from s.ao TO s. second hoor maye.e@
n ARPrR WANTED AT TWENTY
b second and Pine sis msye'sI
T,oR sAt.F-COoK STOVE. SIZE ?,
SLIGHTLY used. Good baker. Also gas
range with double oven. No. SOC East
Eleventh 81
w ANTrp- WOMEN CLEANERS. sis A
w month. room and hoard. Apply
Hous,hccper Hotel DUPONT mays'2t
nrrIvrRY nov WANTED ron GRO.
~ Gerry store Apply A. Berman, No 22oo
~ IRIS wANTED-MUsT BE ie YEARS
" Of age or over Steady employment
Paid while learning Apply Electric Hose
and Rubber Co., over Eleventh street bridge
mayo7t.
M ANTTn--A ROOT PIAcK APPLY
w la Rowe Barher Shop, Ninth ana
Market streets. mnfe'"t
HELP FURNISHED FOR HOTELS AND
IL private families Also girls wanted fof
Homework. Intelligence once, No 4os q
King street ID A. phone ooi, maya I'm
A III MEMBERs OF wyNEMA coUE'
n Gil No. 10. u. Of p, are requested 70
meet AZ Red Mems Han Sunday afternoon,
st n m. 20 attend Epworth NJ. z. church.
mayait ELYA II. CURRY, X. OF r.
Hr OTICE-THB MEDICAL EXAMINING
~ Board, representing the President and
Fellows of the Medical Society Of Delaware,
will meet In Dover. june ~, lH and ~,
1914. for tho purpose Of examining candi.
dates who may desire license 70 practice
medicine and surgery In this state, In con
formity with tho act regulating The sans
passed A. Dover May l8. 1895. For partcu.
lars Amply 10 tho Secretary of the Medical
Council, Dr. H. W Briggs Wilmington,
Del. DR. j. III. WILSON,
Sec Med. FIX. Board
Dover Del. May 8, 1919. maya,io
Evening journal., 1913-05-09

Why is the soda cracker today
such universal food?
People ate soda crackers in the
old days, it is true-but they
bought them from barrel or
box and took them home in
paper bag, their crispness and
flavor all gone.
Uneeda Biscuit soda crackers
better than any ever made before
made in the greatest bakeries
in the world-baked to perfection
packed to perfection kept to
perfection until you take them,
Oven-fresh and crisp, from their
protecting package. Five cents
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
Evening journal., 1913-05-09
Improve
The Complexion

Sold everywhere. In boxes. 10c.. zsc.
No woman should fail to read tho valushl,
directions with every boz.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-14
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

William H. Whiting " Co have leased
TO the New York French Rangc Company
tbc building Nos. lSS and 800 Chambers
street for Ten years; the store. basement
and sub-ccllar at No. 1D William street
corner OF Spruce street To the Postal
Telegraph Cable Company. the store so
120 Fulton street 20 John T.. iiarcrs. th"
third lott at 40. - Bcclsmdu street TO the
Artistic Stamping ana Novelty Company .
the second loft at 80. 81 Bcekman street
to Philip \. Berg, ana the top loft at 10.
S Beach street to the Gem Fountain Pen
Company.
The Charles f. Noyes Company has
leased Offices AZ 40. - TO 10 East 18Th
street TO Rosongarten Brothers, loft At
No. IS Waverley Place TO 5. l.. Babson.
and a floor at No. IS to a West 2ith street
TO Morris Botwen.
David Chenker has leased the six story
tenement house No. st. Marks Place
to 5. Bi,nbaum: also No. 52l East lin
street, a I'VE story tcrcmcnt. 10 Il. SieSel.
Goodwin & Goodwin rented 10 Patrick
and Mary Doyle the dwelling house No.
23S West Roth street
Mooycr & Marston have leased to Klein
* Berenzweis the building No. West "a
street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-14
LIS PENDENS.

2i6TH ST. =. 1875 n Of Laconia ava
9sxiii: Angelo Geraci agt Domenco Dao 81 al
faction 10 forccl0so mechanic lien); ATTORNEY,
!. Martin
FIFTH ST. g g. Is5 II OF 7th ave, 27.ss
aq.f1: George W Slberhorn agt Sanitary steam
Laundry co et al foreclosure or mtS)' atpo'-
ncy. . RI Hyde.
JEROME AVE. ~ $. 1927 n Of King
bri,lee Road. 1o0Xii42: Minnie GIcenberg ag'
Magia Operating co It al foreclosure or mig;
attorney. Grecnbrfg.
LOT 70. block ISL Section II, The Bronx,
Anna Z Crossn agt Verona schrnutz et al
foreclosure Of tax llcn) attorney, II swain.
INST ST. 30 East. Elizabeth j. Golden az,
Max Tanncnbaus ~ al foreclosure OF mtg,
attorney. W VI Golden.
I'D AVE. cor 10Th ST. y; 81 ave.
~ !. between 2Sth and @9th SIS, lot SIS, ASK
I.D. "a ave " :. between 2j;h and 2.th SIS,
lit So q SKIP. Fla /. Howkins ast william
torncv. n \ Snsrry.
arm ST. 3O7 East: Clara Best r. al AT.
Antonio Fusco Ct al foreclosure OF mtg; az
torneys. Arrousmith & Dunn.
BROADWAY. W cor 9sth s. 100 llxliS'
I'm ave. W cor Seth 81, 249NlOp; lin ave
" g. i95 n 81 3jth So 4H.JNlVo; Northe'n
ave ,y = i7S.3 II Of lsist q. 2f2 iQx irres.
Northern axe. ~ = adjoining lands 81 John
Ravens and Gideon Buck. X; lalriston Z
stone aEt Adolphus Busch notice OF attach
ucnD. attorneys. j Van .NoOrhis's sons. .
SANE PROPERTY. Fletcher q Peck at
same Goticc OF attachment; attorneys Fat
Noorhiss sons. - 49,, -
SANE PROPERTY: George c. seaser ar
Same notice Of attachment. attorneys van
IiTH' ST. s. go Il . Of Avenue =, tx
ios. The Bronx: three actions. Fritz Doll - a
ap, Elizabeth & Fonda q. al Goreclosure o.
mtg1: attorneys. Lcwkowitz & Schaap'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-14

way and southern Boulevard, Triangular ,,
81 sx136 7x149.lf Michel & Campbell ', ~.
Emma u Horn and Lima EttIinger, oxns as,
VIM II Tivoli. contractor; S26l
BROADWAY, 1854; Leonard Sheet u.,.,
Works Inc dgt Palace Theatre Realtv a.
owner; Milliken Bros, Inc. contractor: a %
WALL ST, 31l2, and COENrIES SLIP ~
II: American Elevator 60 agt Baker. far.u.
A Morreu owner; George Vassar's sons ~ III
Inc. contractor; $712 -. W
BROADWAY. 1864 and 1896. and 47th 8, IL,
10 40 West; W II HIS 60 agt Palace Tbe,,
q Realty 60. owner; Milliken Bros (Inc). CON
tractor; $475.
182D SI' :. - II OF Melrose ave s,,oo.
Joseph Spadaro agt Benjamin Benenson. cor
tractor: $3.50 20
IsT AVE 40 10 "a: Vulcan Rail and ~,
struction 60 sgt Dennis Harrington orra.
Bedford Iron Works. contractor; $2is
FLETCHER Pr. q cor Washington ~.
cCxl2O: Nathan Jankowitz AIT Nora Cons.r,
ton 90. owner and contractor: $500 "s
BROADWAY. 1893 and 1856 and s7h :,
i-6 to 40 West: Anchor Corrugafing Cors,rs,'S
ton 60 agt Martin Beck and Palace R1alI,
Amusement 90. owner: Milliken Bros e.
tractor; S3I5.
127TH TT. i23 10 i27 West Lawrence g.
ment co AIT Bernheimor * schwartz Pusen.-
brewing Co owner: Charles II Pcckwor,h. cd.
tractor; S2l6 -.
41TH 81 8. - Il q OF 7th ave. l20x irre-
10 Broadway: Evans Fire Door % sgt Paacs
Theatre 4 Realty 60 Owner; Hillikcn Bras
Inc. contractor; sil5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-14
C0L0MI2IMG CANADA
United States Expected to Help
Develop Agriculture.

The return to Montreal from his foreign
trip of J. s. Dennis. assistant to the
president Of the Canadian Pacific Rail
way. has been told III q report from that
city. which includes a reference to the
efforts OF Mr. Dennis in behalf Of the
Canadian Pacihc's new policy OF coloni-
cation. In an address before the ROYAL
Colonial Institute In London Mr. Dennis
emphasized the point that it is not pos
sibe to obtain any great number of agri-
cultural colonis.s from ;he United King
dom. as less than 10 per cent Of it's peo-
pie are engaged in agricultural pursuits.
Mr. Dennis said he looked 10 the United
States FOR The greatest immigration 20
Canada in the next few years. Divided
only by an imaginary line, the States
had population of about one hundred
million persons, who had the same Ian
guages, similar laws the same agricult
ural methods and the same currency
II was only natural that large numbers
should emisrate TO Canada when they
found better prospects Of financial sue
cess. a lower rate Of taxation, good
school system and q wholesome respect
for law and order. The thousands who
were coming over from the States be-
came excellent citizens and Canada wei
coined them because they were good
farmers. Tine British overseas domn-
ions ne reiterated, depended wholly upon
colonization for their development and
1t oeins obvious that they could not all
get an adequate supply from Great Brit
ain and ireland it behooved them to look
elsewhere. IN the case of Canada they
would have TO look norc and more To the
United States and Europe and do their
utmost 10 make good Canadians and good
imperialists of those who came To them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-14
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Rebecca Edolman to Harry Frank; 81.
Edward \ h"hn to National Nassau Bank
sljWO
Louise g Knapp 10 Katie Hcrold: 81
Sophia VI Nichols 10 Jesse b Nichols: 81
James NJ Anderson to Josephine and II
Anderson: I asst: 81.
Title Guarantee and Trust co % Ranad "
Gcorse p llcss to Irving Zimmerman; SO
coo
metropolitan Trust co TO Maha,,an Mortgage
Go: 81.
Ranald Macdonald to American church Mis-
sicnary Society. 81.
- e Moran and ano. ezrs. to American
An,rican Mortgage 20 to New York Trust
CO: $40
midtown savings Bank to Harriet L
Hoimcrdngcr. $1,000.
Bronx Investment Co 20 James Douglas,
Si5.cUO
Lawyers Ti'lc Insurance and Trust 60 to
LAWYERS Mortgage 60. 500 600.
Same 20 same. 500
InitcI states Mlrgago AMI Trust Co to
Century Mortgage 60, 500.
Sane fp same. 500
Title Guarantee and Trust co 70 Elizabeth
Ferris. s2.0oo
same 10 Susie y smith: $4,000
tosaIie Cohen to Bella Moses; 81.
Citv Mortgage 60 to Brevoor, Real Estate
co. assts: 81.
Pincus Lowenfeld and ano to Mary r Mar
tin. s.
Ccntur, Mortgage 90 10 valenin. = Macy
and auo. trustees. SIS 59~
Robert r. j Corooran 10 charles 4 Baker; 81.
Lawyers Mortgage Co 10 Alex McClelland
s. COO
Minnie G Moran to Andrew J shipman: SIS
O0o
Jacob Gcsseuharicr and ano. trustees. TO
John ~ Lear $1,000.
Ida Currier to Charles g Cur-ier: $40 COO
Yorkshire Realty ana Construction 60 10
Isaac Mayer AMI ano: 81.
Henry MAYER 10 Isaac Mayer: 81.
Tpn.I f.rf.f ffrf
500
National Bond and Mortgage Insurance Co
20 East River savings Institution. ST. 600