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NINETY YEARS OlD,
But WORKS EVERY DAY


One OF the Oldest men in the COM
mnnity and. perhaps. the best prereTr-
ed for hts ass In this part OF the ssase.
Is r. D. wallace OF South Canon. who
is ninety years old. or rather. wiz -
next May. Mr.. Wallace was born
near Fayettviile in Lincoln county.
Tennessee. and has been resident
here since 1881.
He works every day and receives
more money from his labor than many
abie-bodied men OF forty-nse. Nr.
Wallace looks to be fifteen or twenty
years younger than he really is. walSs
as erect as the traditional indian and
with an elasticity OF step that Is sue
prising In one Of his age
Mr.. Wallace left Tennessee with hls
parents when a small boy and grew
to manhood In Missouri. Later he
moved to Iowa and for n quarter Of a
century lived in Taylor county in thar
state. For a long time he conducted
brick yard at Bedford. Iowa. and
about the first work that Alderman
I-afe Combs did as a boy was in his
employ.
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REFUSES TO CANCEL
JACK J0HnS0N'S BOND
(By United Press,

Chicago. Jan. l5.--Federal Judge
Carpenter today denied the govern
ment's motion TO cancel Jack John
sons bond and Jail him as a fugitive
from Justice. The court ruled thss
the. negro puguIIst had obtained the
conssnt OF his bondsmen to leave
Chicago and had given other evidence
Of hie intention to return.
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ONE DYNAMITER RELEASED;
uTHER BONDS INSUFFICIENT
(By United Press,

Chicago. Jan. lathe Federal cir
cult court OF appeals here today APP
proved the bonds OF Charles Deu'n.
late dynamiter. aud he will be releas-
ed when tho papers roach Leaycn-
worth. The court rejected tho bonds
offered for President Ryan. Houlihsa
Rcddins and shupo as insunicIent.
Tho court also ruled that Robee,
Hockin was not entitled 70 a. appeal.
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SPECIAL TUB ORDERED
FOR PROFESSOR TAFT
tBy United Prcss)

New Haven. Jan. is.--A bath tub
SIX feet long. three feet wide and fear
feet dccp-iarge enough for tho orii-
nary man to swim In--was ordered
today to bc Installed in the nine-room
auIte that is being made ready at Ho-
tel Taft for President Taft and his
family when he comes hero a. Prof.
rast Of Yale. He will live in the ho-
tsl until : house has been selected.
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INVESTIGATE
THE NORTHERN
COAL FIELDS
tBy United rrrss.)

Denver, Jan. ia resolution was
introduced In the house today author
izing an Investigation of the working
conditions in the northern Colorado
coal fields. Charges are made that
Illegal methods are used in an ef-
fort TO destroy the miners organiza-
ton contrary to law.
Representative Leftwich today In
troduced In the house a bill prohib-
iting the sale. giving away or dispos-
al in any manner whatsoever OF cigar
cites The Temperance organizations
are backing the measure
Representative Andrew introduced .
bill legalizing boxing. The measure
10 modelled after the Frawiey Law OF
New York which permits ten round
sosts.
Bills introduced in the senate today
ineisded one by Senator Reynolds TO
prevent tie spread of tuberculosis ,y
scattering information regarding the
disease.
One by Senator steyhen TO untsnEle
the divorce laws. nxinE the legal
statutes OF those marrying withinE a
year during which rcmarriaxe is per-
e.ssabie. providing for more stringent
rules for the enforcement of alimony
awsrds-
The senate passed the short appro-
priation bill. The bill includes sii5.-
600 FOR the cost Of printing the lniti-
auve measures. $4,000 for advise
FROM for the water rights. The lat
ter fund has been placed under fha
superslslen Of Attorney. General Ftr-
r.r.
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JOHN NIXON TOOK
THE OATH OF OFFICE
fBy United Prcss.)

Denver. Jan. i5.--John Nixon, pro-
gressive. yesterday took the oath as
lieutenant governor and will press his
claim to the office. Meanwhile Ff'z-
earraid is acting despite Senator
Tlsrney's resolution of protest yestc7-
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yIsIlIur Brother Herr.

sir. Frank Kennoy OF North neni,
Nebraska. arrived ineaaon cisy on
Tuesday and win be ~ xnezt Of bis
brother ". r Kenney end vife ss7
orssnwood aveass. sur ) - ssya
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Parrots sIrnaI Wrong.

Brussels. Jan. ia parrot initial
Ink n trolley conductors whistle.
caused the motorman to starr up too
soon and two persons were seriously
injured.
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PREPARING
FOR ANNUAL
MEtTlI G

The official call for the third annual
convention OF the Colorado Good
Roads association has just been issued
by President Robert H. Higgins. The
convention will be held at the Albany
hotel in Denver Jan. IS TO 20. The
principal business of the convention
will be the discussion OF the state
wide good roads sytsem. mapped out
by the state highway commission and
the spending OF the state appropria-
;lcn for road building. A concerted
effort is being made TO secure a big
delegation at the convention from
Southern Colorado. Following is the
official call:
Whereas. the construction OF good
roads in the state OF Colorado is a
matter OF great moment to all citi-
gems. and
Whereas. the State Highway Com
mission. together with the commits
sioners OF the several counties of the
state has among other things mapped
out n statewide system of good roads
throughout the state. and
Whereas, there is now subject to
appropriation by the General Asssla-
bly, a vast sum which shall be devoted
to good roads purposes, and
Whereas. the members of the Colo
RADIO Good Roads association are most
vitality interested in devising ways
and means TO place these funds under
control Of the State Highway commis-
sion for immediate expenditure on ali
state roads. now
Therefore. this. the official call for
the third annual convention Of the
coloraoo Good Boz.n zsaocizs.>a .ss
the purpose Of discussing only the
subjects above mentioned. is issued.
said convention to meet at the Albany
Hotel In Denver on January is and
20. 1918. at such time as shall be an
nouneed later.
The membership OF the convention
shall be composed OF the members q
the Colorado Good Roads assoelatioa
and the following BY virtue OF ths'r
Official positions:
The governor and elective Officers
OF the state OF Colorado; the membecs
OF the State Penitentiary; the warden
Of the State Pcnltentiary and the war
den OF the State Reformatory. the
commissioners and surveyors OF the
several counties. the engineer OF each
city or town having goo or more pon-
ulation. and the publisher or proprle-
tor Of each daily or weekly newsla'
per.
Mr. f. F. Sommers is hereby ap-
pointed chairman OF committee ol
Denver citizens which shall have gen
eral charge OF such arrangements :
they deem necessary for the holding
OF said convention and to aid in th'
arrangement of the program for sait
meeting
All communications regarding salS
convention should be addressed to th'
Secretary Treasurer. Room sis. Cham
ber OF Commerce Building. Denver
r. II. HIGGINS.
President. Colorado Gcod Roads Asso
citation.
Attest:
W. II. EMMoNs. Secretary.
Inlu nIvnu Tnnv
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SHAFROTH :
YIELDS THE
REINS TO
AMMONS
(By United Press,

(By United Press.l
Denver. Jan. 1s.-Elias II. Ammons
became governor OF Colorado this
afternoon at o'clock when he took
the oath OF office before Chief Justice
Campbell of the supreme court In the
hall OF representatives, With him
were sworn the other state officials
Who were elected by the people at the
general election last November
In Difference TO the wishes of Coz.
Anmons. the Inauguration ceremony
was OF the simplest possible char2c-
ter. There was no military parale
and no fuss and feathers" OF any
sharAcfer-merely the formal taking
sf the oath By the new executive WHO
viil rule the state for the next two
ysassL
~ II O'Clock. noon-two hours be-
Soss the Inauguration the senate and
hssss baIlotcd separately on the Unit
q States senAtorships This hour is
axea By the federal statutes and the
hasgurstson ceremonies were forced
- defer 70 the statutes.
nhafrssh asd Thomas Elected
Voting separately at noon today the
house and senate elected shafroth
and Thomas senators The election
snl be ratified In joint session tomo--
row. The senate vote resulted:
LonS term-shafroth &c. Dawson Z.
Hunter !. absent I.
Short term-Thomas 27. Waterman
6. stevens 4. absent l.
Heeker. she o>sr dsrp>ra<is1 1ssn>r
ter - so<lar.in u.e shafrosh eolunlu.
sotsc fer ! 81 Hunter
The progressiscs. excepting Robin
son Of Colorado Springs. supported
sAafroih and Thomas Barela uncx-
peeiedly supported 10th democrats.
saying he believed that the people IN
tended to rule
In the senate Cross nominated
Thomas and Tobln nominated shat
roth.
In the house the vote resulted
Long shafro,h 50. Dawson g..
catiin OF Montrose i.
For the short term-Thomas GO.
Waterman &. Vincent !.
skinner nominated shafroth. and
Weaver nominated Thomas. All the
democrats supported Thomas and
shafroth.
New Officials sworn In.
Al : .. M cos-Eiect Ammons. the
newly elected state officials. the 90
tlring governor. shairoth. and most of
the retiring state officials gathered m
the governors office A moment later
sAs members OF the supreme court and
the court of appeals arrived and the
entire party marched TO the Hall Of
Representatives where all the mem-
sers OF tho honse and senate were
gathered. Taere was no pomp and TO
military escort.
Arriving at the chamber chIsf
Justice Campbell administered the
oath and Governor Ammons immedi-
ately began reading hls inaugural ad-
dress to tho legislators.
Tho hall OF representatives was
packed. although admission was by
ticket only.
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CENTRAL HIGH DEFEATS
SOUTH CANON TEAM

Central high school scored its first
victory on the basket ball field last
night when II defeated South Canon
high by a score OF 20 to 13 in a game
which at times was almost speedy.
The match. while not close. was hlisd
with Spectacular plays and Interest
was keyed TO the highest pitch until
the last whistle blew.
The showing made by the centr Al
five was better even than had been ex-
pected. The nine worked together IN
fine shape and at several stages Of .he
game excellent team work that male
scores was displayed. The South Can
on team did not play SO well togther.
although their work was good.
Central made about half its scores
on fouls. the South Canon constantly
giving the officials chances to call on
them Canon showed fine form in
shooting baskets on these chanc -.
The Canon City boys were allowed
only three free throws by the local
players.
The lineup was as follows:
Watt ..---..-- Forward. ... Kuhn
-.
Grimm -...-.. Forward. Canon
Thompson Center. r..-..-.. Cary
Been -......-. Guard ... .Cush
Baack ---..---- Guard -. Davidson
In the second half Humphrey re-
piacen Cannon at forward for centr Il
and Mckinley took Blacks place At
guard Tor South Canon.
TIE Central and Centennial third
tsams played a game after the main
contest Centennial won by the some
what lopsided score of 25 to IS. -Pu-
ebio chieftain-
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-oesTING
SCHOOL PROGRI N


The students OF room number ten at
the Washington school building viii
give an interesting literary program
next Friday afternoon. to which ta>
public Is invited The complete pro-
gram follows:
Piano Solo. .. nellie Pennington
Continued Story tchapter 2).-..
........... Theo Emmerson
Recitation ...-..Be BernIce Ka-r
Debate. John Boysen. Helmer
Foster. William Carlson. George
Hawkey
Reading --------....-.. Grant Russell
Autobiography. ..... Wilbur Combs
Double Recitation. Willie Henley
Donald Dickinson.
Plano Solo .Aileen Oats
Exfemporaneous Address. Harold
wycon. Laura Wood. Donald Dun
can. Hubert spangler.
Recitation ..-.- Carol Cartwright
Literary Paper. Professor Logan
biography Lloyd Sheldon
Critics Report. i. Carol Cartwright
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BUILDING CODE HEARING
Final Report Will Be Presented
at Public Meeting.

The committee on buildings will hold a
public hearing at the aldermanic cham
Der on Wednesday morning, December 3.
This hearing is intended to give an OPP
portunity to the public to appear aud
voice It's objections or approval OF the
final report of the proposed building code.
The committee. after many hearings. at
which many recommendations have been
submitted has endeavored to make such
changes and additional recommendations
to satisfy the manufacturers, realty own
ers and other owners who have made rec
concentrations.
A report will be read from the COM
mittee on the prevention Of tuberculosis
of the building committee. Lawrence
WELLER, the director of this committee.
will submit the report, which has not
been embodied in the official report OF
the building committee through courtesy
to the Heights Of Buildings Commission
Of the Board Of Estimate which is about
to report on the same subject
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5OxsSa. 70 sty loft bldg; to the plaintiff for
$500. 600.
BY Joseph p. Day.
LEXINGTON AVE, 17ij, 5. St3 II OF
l0Sth II, lGSXGJ, sty tenmt and store 10 ''e
plaintiff FOR s2,5OO
list ST. 1O7 West, s. So It " Of 9th ave
2Oxes.9, part Of sty bldg; TO samuel { stem
hardt for Nl.llO
By Samuel Godsticker.
12iTH ST. 3lS East. :. 1876 It Of "a a oo,
l6.6xl00l sty dwlg: to the plantlh Tor F''VVO'
BY j. II. Mayors.
MADISON ST. go, s. 26.G II OF Cl inioh
st. 26xSO sly tenmt and stores; to the pam
tiff for $4,000
At The Bronx Exchange:
BY Joseph =. Day.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. 2l49-253' 5.
1925 II Of 1929 ST. "a lNl25. Kiss llN.N5' t"o
sty tennis; 10 the plaintiff for SbO'VV
PROSPECT AVE, Goa. cor OF bech ~
3oxl39 6Xl05. 6N96, sty tenmt and stores 10 '"e
plaintiff for $Gj,1oO.
l72D ST. Az East. 5, 90 II OF farK ase,
4OXl36x irreg, sly bldg, TO the plalnuh io'
$500.
BY Herbert 4. sherman.
JACKSON AVE. 1870, :, rs IT OF
l56th ST. 1O0x793 four sty tennis; 10 Anna
McKlenan for 81 300.
BY Henry Brady.
GLEASON AVE. PA. s. 3H II " OF Castle
Hill ave 25xl061; no bids.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS IIeNs
NOVEMBER %.

IT'D ST and $, between Fort Was.,,,
, ton and Haven ayes; Antonio r Rusciana" rs
Fort Washington Realty Co ct al; INV :
1913: SIS 30. .
IBID ST. n and $ 2. between For, wss.,..
ton and Haven AYES; Alphonse III Pasquale ~
same; Nov Is 1913. So 50.
1I2D ST and :. between Fort Wasblr,
ton and Haven ayes; Alphonse Di Pasquale AZ,
same: Nov 2S. 1913; $40 -.
115D 81, and :, between Fort Wsshin,
ton and Haven ayes: Michael Rusciaro a.
same; Nov rs, 1913; $40 80. :"
172D ST. and $ 2. between Fort wa,hin,-
ton and Haven ayes. same agt same; Nov q
1912: $40 80
IBID ST, n and =, between Fort waships.
ton ard Haven ayes: Antonio Rusano ~,
same: Nov 2s, 1913; S95 20.
HAVEN and Fort Washington aves, III.
and l75th sts lots etc in sane; Antonio Rus
Sept 10, 1913; STA.
iT2D and IBID SITS. Haven and Fort Wash
tor ayes. block. etc; c NJ Flagus & Co an
same; Aug 5, 1913; $40.
l12D ST. and s, between Haven and
Fort Washington ayes. Giachemo Tsnzsro az,
same: Nov 81. 1913: Sl3 20.
HAVEN and Fort Washington aves, Ills, "a
10th SITS. lots, etc, between same: Michv
Puscano agt same. Sept 10 1913; 500
SAME PROPERTY: Alphonse Di Pasqua.
agt same: Sept TO- 1913: $3.50.
173D ST. and :, between Haven and Fen
washington ayes: Gachemo Tanzelo at For
Washir gton Realty Co 81 al; Nov q, 1919;
SIG 80.
HAVEN and Fort Washington ayes, l1ls
and 18th SITS, lots, etc, between zane; SEPT 4
sisT ST, 15s 10 leo West; Pittsburgh p.s
Glass Co agt Wesley Realty CO et al; Nov =
1913: 1886 SO.
NASSAU ST. 11S: David Greenberg IN
John r Thompson Co e. al; Nov q, 1911
s75 -.
BROADWAY, 1850; Kslamein co sgt tia
Street Realty co 81 a.; July 20 1918; sleoa
15STH ST, $40 East. Barnet Miller et al a.!
Holtzel Construction 90; Nov p. 1915; 1912 %
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LIS PENDENS.
NOVEMBER IS.

sTH AVE, 25O4: sgmund Helm. sss
Charles Cohen ct al foreclosure OF mI)i
attorney. 5 a Potter.
PIKE ST. IS: Hebrew orphan Asylum Of
the city Of New York agt Henrietta LeEls
Ct al foreclosure OF mtg: attorneys Host'
Is. Lauterbach & Johnson.
ZULETTE AVE, 5, lot zoe; Aron Altman
art Henry B Howell ct al 'foreclosure Q,
transfer OF tax lien); attorney 4
io7TH ST, 80 West. Harold Nathan ss,
Mary Block 81 al foreclosure OF mtgl; a.
torncys Leventritt. Cook & Nathan.
WOOSTER ST. o., Rector, Church war
dens and Vestrymen Of - Bartholomew
Church in The city Of New York ast Ms1
F. Flomerfelt et al (amended foreclosure Of
Mtg: attorney, / Morris.
FRANKLIN AVE, 1891; Elizabeth Nsy
81 al agt Charles Fahrenkopt 81 az 'tors'
closure Of Mtg: attorney, II Breunlch.
18TH ST, 5 8, 1T5 II W OF Alexander ave,
50xl00: two actions: Frederic De Fos'si
81 al agt Samuel Well 81 al foreclosure o.
two mtss): attorney. de Rahm. 80
1ATH ST. 23l and 233. and 221 and -
vesH: two actions; LAWYERS Mortgage %
agt Marie VI Mills 81 al foroclo,,yure OF two
BROOME ST. goo 20 26i. Excelsior say
ings Bank Of City % New York agt Mar
O'NeiU 81 al (amended foreclosure Of mtg''
attorneys. Cary & Carroll
18th ST. 200 West: Rebecca Jacobs ag'
attorneys. Cohen Bros. $50,
RAILROAD AVE, q S. lo4 Il Of llon
81. 25Xi50; John Ruser agt julia \ kuse'
81 al foreclosure Of mtg)' attorney q Good
mann.
ward and Pelham ave. 1871, Annie W bake,
transfer Of tax Hem; attorney L + Noy'
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Haven ave; Dominick Donate az, ro,.
ington Realty Co, owner; James Ca. vac
Son. contractors; S2i 20. a'ass 1
same: S25 50. iasno q
SAND PROPERTY: Bartolomeo p,,,,,..
same, S24 30. D'p'in n
IBID ST. $, whole front ba,u.
Washington ave and Haven ave: i7aS u Fet
whole front between Fort Washina,s.' "a
Haven ayes: Dominck Donate ACT Fo,, q, Az
ington Realty Co and Mary r Wrleh, was
James Garafano & son. contractors. 600 ..hs'
SAME PROPERTY: Bartolomeo DipoI,,"'
same; 500 TO- p'"n q
same: s3i 3d. sao r
AUDUBON AVE. cor Of Ills, 9, a..
Louis Schneider agt Gustav Boehme o sM
Carl L Rieger. contractor S2Ts 81. ''as
1OJTH ST, $, whole front between D..
way and West End ave. 1872 3yf0o 1 20.
l00.11; Union Building Material Co az, r ~:
S2i Street Realty Co. owner; WiIi,sr We
Campbell & Harry schif. contractors. en-, :
S4T'H ST. 2O5 and 207 East: Psi,;,1s"
Hendrickson, Inc, agt Catharine NJ as2
owner; Black Garage Co, lessee: Bligh, IN
field 90. contractor: s675. wy
BROADWAY, W 5, between 5Oth an. =,
SITS. pol .l0Xl03x lrreg: Frederick ] Klos. s as
Albany Apartments Corporation. Owner ~
contractor. S44 20. az!
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SOME FIFTH AVE.
BUSINESS LEASES
Section Figures Prominently in
Rentals Announced-Stable
for Garage Use.

The Douglas Robinson. Charles $ Brown
Company has leased for the Scott &
Fowles Company Offices on the fourth
floor at No. $40 Fifth avenue.
The Guarantor Realty Corporation
leased for Walter J. Solomon stores in the
Bristol Building No. 500 Fifth avenue. TO
S. Ash jeweller, and to I. Miller shoes
for a term of years; also to Charles NJ.
Cohen, oloaks and suits, the top floor Of
No. 81 East 2Sth street for the Fabian
Construction Company.
Goodwin & Goodwin leased for William
Young to the Renegra. a domestic cor
poration. the three story building No. go
Ienox avenue near 18th street.
Corn & Co. leased for a term Of years
four upper floors in No. 20 East 23d street
TO the Joint board of Cloak and Skirt
Makers Union for executive offices; also
for l. j. MAYER the first loft at No. Is
West 45th street TO Lebeau, Inc.
Pease & Gilman leased for Charles Nor
gan the three story private stable at No
1872 West 56th street for long term Of
years to Michael Buckley. The lessee will
pay rental aggregating more than $4,000
and will remodel the stable for garage
purposes: FOR Peter Meehan for term of
years TO George c. Creston the first loft
at No. 100 Nassau street: In the Armeny
building. at the southeast corner of Mas
sau and Fulton streets, space to Joseph
Drilling.
Royal Scott Gulden leased the building
No. 70 West 18th street 10 the Frank Gil
man Company for term Of years. The
tenant will alter the building, brown
stone, into stores with apartments. The
McVickar- Gailard Realty Company rep
reSents the nMner
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MECHANICS LIENS.
NOVEMBER rs.

HOME So. 936. Geo W Bancroft aGt Kebert
Construction Co. owner and contractor: S4O2 81.
l42D ST 146 West Standard Plumbing sup
ply 60 agt No 146 West l42d street Corpn.
owner and contractor; Montrose Realty Co.
owner. Saulue; Altcpf and Kramer Contracting
Co. contractors; S1,ls4
f05TU ST' n $. whole front between Broad
way and West End ave X; l. II Mace &
Co. Inc agt West SD street Realty Co. owner;
Harry Sch,ff. owner and contractor; $500
172D ST. n 5. whole front between Fort
Washington ave and Haven ave; lI2d 81. = :,
whole front between Fort Washington ave and
Haven ave: Antonio Rusciano sgt Fort Wash
ington Realty Co. owner and contractor. James
Garafaro & Son. contractors: SIS 30.
SAME PROPERTY; Michael Rusctano ast
same: $40 so.
IBID 81. n 9. whole front between Fort
Washington ave and Haven ave; 1880 st. $ 5,
whole front between Fort Washington ave and
Haven ave: Michael Rusciano agt Fort Wash
ington Realty Co, owner and contractor: James
Garatano e. Son. contractors. $40 90.
l72D ST. S, whole front between Fort
Washington ave and Haven ave; l72d ST. s.
whole front between Fort Washington ave and
Haven ave: Alphonse Di Pasquae agt Fort
Washington Realty Co. owner and contractor
James Garafano * sen, contractors; $40 20.
l03D ST. $50 East; Moses Asen agt Jacob
Nogelfanger, owner, Berman q Berman, con
tractors So.
IBID ST. 8, whole front between Fort
Washington ave and Haven ave; lI3d st, s.
whole front between Fort Washington ave ana
Haven ave; Antonio Rusciano agt Fort Wash
ington Realty co. owner and contractor; Mary
fright. owner; James Garafano & Son. con-
SAME PROPERTY; Alphonse Di Pasquale
GREENWiCH ST. SOS; sam Plotnick agt
Bernard Karp, owner and contractor: Joe
Rothntan. contractor; si77.
1SOTH ST, 800 West; Franklin & Walsh agt
Estates Mortgage Securities Co. Mabel g Meyer
and Samuel Is Althouse, owners and contrac-
tors: 1905 35
PINEHURST AVE, ~ and AZ; Franklin &
Walsh agt Estates Mortgage Securities Co.
Mabel @ Never and Samuel Althouse own
ers and contractors; s37 10
PINEHURST AVE. As and so: same agt
same; SO 90.
10TH ST. SIS West; Franklin & Walsh agt
Estates Mortgage Securities Co, Mabel Meyer
and Samuel b Althouse, owners and contrac-
tors; S27 A.
CENTRAL PARK WEST. AS. Philip Po-
holsky ct al agt New York Real Estate Sc
curity Co. owner; McNickar-Gaillard Realty
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 46s: same agt same
$I.70O.
io5TH ST. s. whole front bet Broadway
and West End ave. y: Empire Architect
Bronze co agt Harry Schir or West SD street
CENTRAL PARK WEST, $50; Louis H
Apirlan ct al agt New York Real Estate Sc
curlty Co owner: McVickar Gaillard Realty
Co. contractor: S274 so.
ODD ST. West: Louis II Apirian ct al agt
New York Real Estate Security Co. owner;
Mcvlckar Gaillard Realty Co. contractor;
CENTRAL. PARK WEST, AS; Louis II
Apiran ct al agt New York Real Estate Se-
curity Co, owner; McVickar Gaillard Realty
Co. contractor 1903 so
172D ST, n $, whole front between Fort
Washington ave and Haven ave; l72d st, o,
whole front between Fort Washington ave and