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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-03-13

nv AhoJOiAly VI luS CulluT6u Oh our
nation attend the public schools, and
the majority of these never attend any
other school. For this reason the
course offered in our public schools
should include the best Of everything
within its range. One can easily see
that this would insure a higher class
of citizenship.
What is sex hygiene? Simply Gods
plan of life. Should sex hygiene then
be included in this course? We think
it should, and that it should be taught
as special branch, just as we teach
musinc; taught by a thoroughly quail
fled teacher to whom the pupils should
come one by one for intelligent, care
full, prayful instruction. Since sex by
giene is only Gods plan of life, and
touches upon no doctrine, no creed
could object to it.
What would such instruction do
for us?
First, it would insure us a nation of
clean-thinking people. Children are
naturally inquisitive. Dr. Sylvanus
Stall says that every human being has
right to know from when he came.
And yet, when the innocent child, who
has no idea of sex, ventures to ask
an honest question, the evil-minded
elder bushes him up so effectually that
he goes to the street to learn Satans
plan from that time forth, unless
kindly providence intervene. Ignor-
ance is not innocence. Clean hands
and pure heart are impossible under
Satan's guidance. With chair of sex
hygiene in our public schools, chill
dren would soon learn to take their
questions to this teacher when the
home failed them.
But sex hygiene when properly
taught will begin with the youngest
pupils in school, through nature stud
les. The transition will then come 50
naturally that there will be no shock,
but it will all be the beautiful unfold
ing of Gods wonderful plan for men.
If the teacher has "the full conf
dence of the boys and girls, the way to
the telling of life's mysteries will be
easy enough" Only a teacher who
can gain this confidence should be
tolerated in this chair.
Second, such instructions would eff
fectually check the hasty marriages of
those under age. "The policy Of ST.
lence concerning sex facts has not
increased our respect for marriage or
decreased our sexual sins.
What we want are happy homes,
beautiful children, much desired and
planned for; clean, frank boys and
girls; a race Of brave, happy men and
women"
When children learn that Gods pur-
| pose in marriage is the family, they
will be slow to take upon themselves
such grave responsibilities. The boy
will feel that he has no right to marry
until he has a settled business. The
girl will want to fit herself for useful
compani0nship. Since this takes
time, they will see that marriage is
meant for men and women.
Third, divorces would be reduced to
minimum Children would be taught
from the first that marriage is sacred
that it is for better or worse, and just
as binding when unfortunate as when
happy. The girl would learn that mar
riage meant for her, constant, intell'
gent, helpful service, for loves sweet
sake, and not indolent ease, and the
humoring of every childish within.
The boy would learn that marriage
meant for him the shouldering of seri'
GUS RESPONSIBILITIES that would tax all
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-03-13

You judge man not by what he
promises to do, but by what he has
done. That is the only true test.
Chamberlains Cough Remedy judged
by this standard has no superior. Peo-
pie everywhere speak of it in the high
est terms of praise. For sale by all
dealers.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-03-13

The next meeting will be with Mrs.
J. j. Stevens.
49,
Morning Music Club
With Mrs. Grove.
The Morning Music Club was enter
tanned this week by Mrs. A. j. Grove,
at her home, on Wednesday morning.
Miss Sophronia Hyde was chairman
of the program, which was as follows:
American Opera in America" Mrs.
B. D. Moore.
(a) Nothing But Love-" Carrie ia
cob Bond.
OBJ "Joe and Nc" Clutsonn-Mrs.
Everette ]. Tucker.
(a) LIE Willes," Chaminade.
(b) Waltz in B Flat" Rive King
Miss Ethel Powe.
(a) There Where the Field of
Rimini," Donizetti.
(b) my Heart at Thy Sweet
voice, y. Salnt-SaenS-MlSS Corlnne
Venable.
American operate Styles-Mrs. H.
R. Wilson.
Mesdames Wiley Jackson and A. J..
Grove were the accompanies for the
various numbers.
The discussion following the pro
gram was on Current Events"
Mrs. Wiley Jackson and Miss Co
rhine Venable assisted the hostess in
serving light refreshments.
Mrs. John T. Haney, on Southern
avenue, will be the next hostess.
There were no guests and the mem
bers present were Mesdames M. D.
King, B. D. Moore, Everette ]. Tucker,
Wiley Jackson, R. r. Akers, Walter
Sampson, S. v. Robertson, H. R. Will
son, L. H. Martin; Misses Corinne
Blount, Ethel Powe and Corinne Ven
able.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-03-13
French Market Coffee Is Different
From All Other Coffees

Only among the Parisians, the
Turks, the Arabs and the Moors
will you find coffee like the famous
French Market Coffee. No ordi-
nary American brown roast In the
least resembles it. For over a hun
dred years this wonderful coffee
has been served In the old French
Market at New Orleans.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-03-13
APPENDICITIS BOOK FREE!

The Adler-i-ka book, telling how you
can EASILY guard against append
citis, and how you can relieve consti-
patton or gas on the stomach IN
STANTLY, is offered free this week
by The Century Drug Store.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-03-13

Now you all may get it-in her
metically-sealed packages--aty your
grocer's. Identically the same
delicious coffee that was served
every day in the old French
Market.
Roasted by our unique hygienic
process.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-03-13
IN CASE OF ACCIDENT
PHONE 47o DAY OR NIGHT.
RAMsEY's AMBULANCE SERVICE
NOTICE TO PUBLIC.

have sold my grocery business
known as the Acme Grocery, at 813
Buschman street and am no longer
connected with the business.
L. S. Mckay,
6-3thurs BY J. e. Mckay.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-03-13
RAMSEY q COMPANY
LEADING UNDERTAKEN
PROMPT AMBULANCE SERVICE.
ON THE SICK LIST.

Mrs. Frank Gardner, of Laurel, who
has been very i'll at the Hattiesburg
is improving a little
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-03-13

Have you seen that cooking wonder
at THE HAWKINS HARDWARE CO.
store? All this week.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-03-13
I'm DREAMING IN HER EYES

I'm sayin' to the mockinb bird, sing
in in the tree:
"Are you thinkin' of my sweetheart?
Are you sayin' things for me?"
o, he's sayin' that | love her
True as the sky's above her
He's telling it in music-hes sayin'
things for me!
He waited till the blue came to the
winter-blighted skies,
But I never know it's. winter when
I'm dreamin' in her eyes.
Spring forever sweet,
With the violets at her feet
o, never know it's winter when I'm
dreamin' in her eyes.
Sing, Mister Mockin'bird! Do your
sweetest-best,
Till the lilies lean and listen and the
roses can not rest;
Tell her that l love her
True as the skys above her.
And Lowell kiss a flower and bring it
to her breast
Frank Stanton.
4 4 4 +
Mrs. G. W. Nicholson returned to
Laurel today, after few days visit
to her sisters, Mesdames Chas. Hays
and Jas. Hays.
!. !. +
Miss Willery Jackson, one OF the
younger pupils of Miss Corinne Blount,
will give a musical at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. ]. Jack
son, on Court street, Saturday after
noon at o'clock. She will be assist
ted by several other of the younger
girls of Miss Blount's class.
i. -.
Mrs. Guy Henderson returned We'd
nesday from Meridian, where, with
her little niece, Virginia Montgomery,
Of Cave Springs, Ca, she went to
1oin her sister, Mrs. Green G. Mont
gomery, Of Cave Springs, Ca, who is
visiting their sister, Mrs. ]. F. Waller.
Little Miss Montgomery has been Wis
iting her aunt here, but returned to
Cave Springs with her mother after
their Meridian visit.
!. X +
Woman's Club Annual Meeting,
Mrs. Stevens, Hostess.
The Womans' Club held its annual
meeting on Wednesday Afternoon with
Mrs. ]. M. Stevens, at her home on
College street. Mrs. Stevens served
punch as the ladies entered. 1t being
a business meeting there was no pro
gram and no guests.
An election of officers was held, Mrs
W.S.F. Tatum, who has presided at the
club meetings for the past year, being
reelected; the other officers are, Isl
vice-president, Mrs. ]. M. Stevens; Enc
vice-president, Mrs. Charles Hays; sec
rotary, Mrs. Luther A. Smith; treasur
er. Mrs. H. R. Wilson; reporter, Mrs
e. R. Farrell.
As members Of the Executive com
mittee from the club at large, Mes
danes j. ]. Stevens and Jno. A. Nc
Leod were elected.
Other business matters received thu
attention Of the members, after which
the hostess, assisted by her htti'
daughter, Emily White, and Mrs Le'
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-03-13

Have you seen that cooking wonder
at THE HAWKINS HARDWARE Co
store? All this week.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-03-13

H. Martin, served a two-course menu.
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
J. ]. Stevens.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-04
LIS PENDENS.
MARCH 3.

l63D ST sG3 west: Sist ~, 23c East; Am.
brose " stcipert agt Henry Steinert ct al
partition: attorney. II \ Knox.
r'NDERCL1FTE AVE. ., N6lo u OF
Scdsvick ave. 25sl00. Margaret + Jones agt
Bertha Diefienbach 81 al foreclosure OF mtg
attorney. W y Cameron
MAIN ST e. 1875 u of Sconeld ave.
Ill sxIJS S. Maria Rcinboit agt Thomas NuF-
ray 81 al 0orecloaure OF rntg): attorney II O
Is Heath.
s,TTT ST. ess 10 272 West: iisth ~, 3oI 70
300 West. sth ave. 2l53 to Pill: 1l1th 81. 800
10 3Ot West: 1i4th 81. All West: I'd ave. 3lls
and 3teu; 10Th ave, 1874. i2ist Ut. l64 West.
Caroline " Frame sct Frederick p Forster
notice 81 attachment; attorneys. Jetmore x
Jetmorc.
i5iTII ST. IS. 1919 Il " OF Ave st Nicholas
9Ox?y l.: Manhattan Life Insurance Co agi
Brown Weiss Realities e, al foreclosure OF
mtg: attorneys. Rapalo & Kennedy
CRESTON AVE. s. Ol II n OF 10th o..
90 rxo5. clinton ave. cor isis, ST. "a sx
1871: two actions: Hannah Il Orrell agt Analia
Pirll ct al foreclosure OF two magts): attor-
ney. NJ Lynch
FRANKLIN ST. IFS and $50. Carrie Towne
agt Chanro Realty and Construction co ct o.
foreclosure Of mtg; attorney, L Hermann.
GOLD ST. o. and a. Union Trust Co o.
New Yorl. agt Chas A McMann ct al fore
closure o. MTG. attorneys. Miller. King. Lane
4 Trafford
Delaney ST. 1876: Frank Hsitzner sgt
sarah Groscky a. Of action 70 foreclose me-
chAnics' lem: attorney. II Flashnick.
MANHATTAN AVE. 52I: Andrew T Nc
KegEey agt Henry Wacker ct al foreclosure
OF mte): attorney. II \ Braun. jr.
is2D ST So. and 556 West: Amelia Macdona
AIT Augusta l. Mohr et al foreclosure o. mtg)
attorneys Cary & Carroll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-04

Oct 10. 1912; Sarah Tsub to Columbia Gas
+ Co; 1914; address % Howard st. ,,a,r
GROVE ds2d) Ut; 5; 100 Il 900 e OF asdaso n
ney Charles 7 Hallock, Gs Past both ST. -.
lot 100. map 1I0o OF lots coptrolled ny
II. 1905; Michael Levi to Crotona Realty Co;
SLIGO; attorney Edward krug' IT, i''
LOTS a4s and 80. map 1.l3l amended Of
Adee PARK: March 4. 1907: Ellen McDonough
20 Marie 7 y Roussct: $1,000; attorney "eo
McCauslan. ~ Park Row.
SETON AVE. :. 100 IT OF jefferson ave,
1Jyio0. April 10. 1909: Patrick J and Mary II
Murphy to Maggie Ryan: SLIGO; attorneys
Knox & Dooiing, Is William st. ~,
ST JOHNS AVE. ?03 2Ox9S. M. 3x9e. II :
Feb IS. 1911: Bertha Leichtag 10 Airrec Cppeu-
heimer; $1,000: attorney. G simis p CEDAR ST.
VEST FARMS RID. 6, 207.s II OF Hoe ST.
runs 106.Ix I6.4x l2l1X 20 10 pe1
Jan 30 1905 Charlotte II Trowbr.dSe TO liy u
SDiliman. trustee 5000: ATTORNEYS. Davies
Auerbach. Crowell G Barry. - Nassau st
WEST FARMS RID, g cor 1o'th ST. -i.1A
12l .5rs9. lXS6.i1: Nav 81 1905; same 10 tarric
Cornell. edn: $1,000: attorneys same as
WEyrCHEsTER AVE. $. 1904 It y o.
Bryant 81. runs 1l3sx n SID 10 ~ W
beg: Dec = 1907: Charlotte r Trowbridge 70
Hy and Mary Muller; $500; attorney VIII
hanson. 1854 Alexander ave. o,
9TH ST watson ave.. Ave - 'on
stead ave.. 5Ox10s: June 4. 1870 chas Il
Devermann 10 VIM and Anna seitz; $40; at
torney. Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co.
100 broadway.
i44TIT ST. n s. 1853 II Of Morris ave. 2jy
100; June % 1905; Charles Mcconnell TO Daniel
Doran: $3.50; attorneys, Lese 4 Connolly 80
iSsTH ST. 6. gl7 IT o. 81 ave. 3i.Gxlco;
Nav - 1917: eco r and Ida Abel TO john
Bussng. jr. 20j East Lincoln ave, Mount Yer
sAME PROPERTY; Jan 4, 1872 same to
taru~. 81 500
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STORAGE NOTICES.

NEW YORK. MARCH 5. 19IS.-TO MRS. n.
Corcorsn. Thos. Cromwell VIM. b. Fisher,
Account No. | and No. ., Mrs. Lottie Brown.
r. MCGOWAN. Thos. Glover. Mrs. ]. |. Brinn.
Mrs Lulu Minis, j. A. Baldwin, Mrs. b.
Wiley, Mrs. Elizabeth Calhoun. Mrs. Tillie
La Rue Williams. Mrs. Viola Anderson and
Ludwig Baumann Co. Howard Emory, Mrs.
J. 5lms, Mrs. r. Vessels Paul Bailey. Mrs.
John Quinn. James +. Dickson. Mrs. c. rryee.
James Edwards. Mrs I. Grimes, VIM. Robin
son, Mrs. L. Lawrence. Mrs. VIM. Dodge. Mrs.
Nellie Seymour, Mrs II. c. Jefferson, Mrs.
Frank Summeryile. You and each OF you are
hereby notified that the time for payment OF my
lien upon property hereinafter described having
expired. after due notice thereof had been
given you. will cause such property. 10 wit.
household goods. personal effects and mer-
chandse stored by you. or in your name. or
In which YOU claim an interest. in the Guar
anty Storage Warehouses. to be sold at pub
cases made and provided, at my ware
houses. 81 and 3l3 West 4lst street, New
York City. on Monday. March "a 1919. at
1880 a. m. and II the sale is not completed
on the said date the sale will be continued
az the same place on each and every Monday
thereafter beginning at 1890 a. m. until
sale Is completed.
GUARANTY STORAGE WAREHOUSES;
JOHN J. WEBB. Proprietor.
MOTT HAVEN STORAGE WAREHOUSE CO.
aoo-3o7 East 10th ST.. New York City, n. Y.
Mrs. Harris, Thos. Nicely l.. Plunkett. j. Nc.
Murray. Mrs. RosS Smith. Dieckman care Of
Fuess. Geo. Carl. Geo. Harrington, Mrs
Reinke, Mrs. J. Reedy. Mr.. Patton. Mrs. Minnie
A. Burr, A. ); Woods. John liaveron. Mrs. F.
G. Kramer. II. Schultz, p. Maloney. Mrs. NJ
F. keogh, Mrs. Quinn. J. C. Martin, Mrs
Pendergast Mrs. Bradshaw, Mrs. Collins, Mrs
s. McFadden. Miss X. Mullgan. Mr.. McNepsic
Mrs. g. Busse. Mrs. C. TAFT, Mr.. r. D. Nc.
Kay. Mrs. McArdle. Mrs. A. Fitzpatrick. f.
Nobel. Mrs. Alexander. Ellinger Bros. account
OF North Side Pub. q Prem. Co, p. J. Conroy
and Mrs. Blackwell: You are hereby notified
that, the storage being due and the time limit
for payment OF this companys lien upon the
property described having expired. and due
will cause such property. TO wit: Household
goods. personal effects and merchandise. stored
by you In Its warehouse, TO be sold at public
made and provided. at our warehouse, e56 East
1Ssth st.. on Tuesday. March 18th. 1918. at 1880
Z. m.
JOSEPH A. PIERCE. General Manager.
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LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.

IRA SCHREIBER.-NO is HtAoys
given that the undersigned. being 49,
OF forming limited partnership pa'' n =
State of New York. do hereby declare ess'
and state: -.
~ Tha, the name Of the firm und3 ~
this partnership 10 70 Dc eonasc'<ss =. srs-
cipal place OF business is 10 be locacso ~
County OF New York ..s
90 That the general nature Of The cyss: +.
intended 10 be transacted Is manu'seuf'As
49, Ths, the names Of ali the gsn~s ~ -,
special partners interested therein. ~
whom are OF full age. and their T~
places OF residence are as follows ..,H,s Of
Ira Schneider. general partner, rsnaSS 4
No. 6O4 West 1924 street in the Bofoup
Manhattan. City OF New YORK ,a.., n
Milton Schneider. special partner .ss.,ss Z
No. 7ls West l7sth Street in the oo'''s
Manhattan, City OF New York, -.,., a.
a. The amount OF the capital vh, .0rsr
special partner has contributed 10 the 'O'H'
stock Is 100000 -, ...sx-
80 That the time at which the SAID ps s.r,
shin is 10 begin is the 2sth day OF ss9as
1918. and the time at which II IS 70 CIV
18th day OF February. 1915. sv
In witness whereof We have hereln,o
hands and seals this 18th day OF Few"
1918.
MILTON scHREIsrS 8,
IL s.
state OF New York. City Of New York o0'''
OF New York. S.: ,o,, h,,es
On this 18th day o, February. islS, n.
me personally appeared Ira scn, 80 tnoss
Milton Schroeder each TO me known an Sn..crisA
10 me to be ono OF the individuals q;
IN who executed the foregoing insnu',hat
each OF whom acknowledge 10 nv
DORA RONDY "A
Notary Public New io'1c olry
State OF New York. City OF New iO'"'
OF New York. S.: a.,o,s,s
Ira Schneider. being duly snorn, ny aoys
says that he Is the general pF u.s,.-red y
named In the rrm OF Ira Schreoe' wv
j" That Hn ' tse sad sum Of 30. 10000 'rss'es
said certificate to ;. eontr Sps,ssr J" ,psss
mariner. in such certificate named. nss
actually and in good faith paid sdcil1np T.gs
IRA as,s sC dsr q
AIRY. 1918. DORA bo ~, York c.
SOL: LEVI. Attorney toe ,-,,y
$50 Broadway. New York Guy. -
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RECORDED LEASES.


AMSTERDAM AVE. 1l2l to 1925 (store.
etc); Morris Gorlin and TO Olnick Bros;
- yrs and mos from Feb 20. 1913 address'
LAND in Liber 15s. page 800: same 10 same;
MS from Feb 90 1918: address AS above.
LAND in Liber l5s. page 296: same to same
yrs from Feb 90 1913; address as above.
AMSTERDAM AVE. 9s4 (store. etc); Lloyd
Construction Co 20 5 a Grice & co; 10 yrs
from NAV ]. 1915; $1,000. address, 932 Am
sterdam ave.
BAYARD ST. 81 part Of basemenU; Charles
il Kruger to Harry Axerod: yrs from May J..
1913: $40: address. "a Bayard st.
COLUMBUS AVE. q store and and sa ana ano
s yrs from March l. 1918: s., 700; address. 1884
CATHEDRAL PARKWAY. 2s (store); Sam
uel / ferguson and ano to Nils Matheisen; 4
yrs from Jan Is. 1913; $50: address $40 Man
DEY ST, "a. S. 81 2x77e alD; James
Roosevelt ct al. trustees. 10 United cigar
stores Co: Il yrs from Feb I, 1913: $4,000:
ADDRESS, A West 18th ST
LEXINGTON AVE. AS alb May Baitzel
10 Nelson p Swanson; yrs and . mos from
Feb l. 1913; Sc. 100: address. 4i3 Lexington
MADISON AVE. 174s alD: Lexington ave,
2oIO and 2oi2 (alD: Reuben sadowsky to David
Katz and ano: s yTs and mos from Jan !,
1913: si47oo: address. 27s Madison St
Michele Renincasa TO Hotel Avon CO. 10 yrs
from sept /. 1912; $4,000; address on prem
isee.
MADISON 3 l.. W = bftNttu Gu sou
st tSchermerhorn House,; Princeton Construc-
ton Co 30 S Jarnnulowsky; > yrs from March
J. 1913: ST. address. "a Canal 81.
l.ENOX AVE- 49f, store Peter Gainas 10
Samuel Levine: . PIP yrs from Feb 20 1913,
S1o2p address. 494 Lcnox ave.
PROSPECT AVE. 81. part or store. Sam
Ifaber TO Beril Slomovitz . 3-12 yrs from
March |. 1885, 81 go; address $50 Dawson ST.
FREMONT AVE 423. all; Lucy " Jordan
ct al TO Samuel Forbes yrs from May l. 1918;
81 SOS; address. 1850 valentine ave.
t-NIONPORT RID, near West Farms 70. all
Pauline A Mackay TO Ida A Michaels: . yrs
from May l. l9I3 $500; address. premises.
I'D AVE. 2GSJ: top floor; Isaac Gordon and
ano 20 Max bernstein; yrs from Feb IT, 1913;
$3.50: address, Fast 1O6th 81.
ITH AVE, 39s to 5O2; ALL Robert w Goclet
90 United Cigar Stores Co: 20 yrs from May ],
1913: $50, 900: address. - West 18th 81.
9TH AVE. 100, 20N7l. the land; Francis l.
ogden TO Eugenia NJ Polhamus: u yrs from
Dec l. 1909: s544: address. Westwood. j.
nth AVE, 45J and 451: all; Terence Nc
Xerncy 20 Blrlng Transportation Co: 20 yrs
from MAY 1, 1915 $4,000; address, AL West
56tb 81.
18TH ST. 34i Fast: all Rosa Teven to Henry
steiner; yrs from March !. 1913; $500; ad-
dress o45 South 9th ~. Brooklyn
GATH ST. f49 West; all. kezze Vckers 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-04
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Tito Guarantee and Trust Co TO Prudential
Insurance c. OF America; 81.
Mercury Realty Co TO American Real Estate
Co: 81.
Chas y Lee and ano. trustees, to Chas Corn;
s. 600
stephen u Prinsle TO East River savings
Institution; $4,000
Abraham Dorb and aro 70 city Real Estate
Co. 500
Herman schwartz and ano TO City Peal Els
tate 90: SiOo
Mercury Realty 20 to American Real Estate
GO. 81
roland scmmcndnser edn. to TIeloise l.
Fcnmcndingcr: 81.
Theresa Poonslsy 10 Isaac Polonsky: 81.
Concoursc Improvement co 10 Title Guaran-
tec and Trust 90; $500
Jacob Fraukenthalcr TO city Real Estate Co:
5000.
Emil Geigcr to CITY Real Estate 30; 5000
Public Bank ~ New York City TO JOS
Morris weinstein to public Bank q assist:
81.
Michaci Regain to Geo Ehret; SOL. $50.
Beni Eisler TO Alfred Frankonthaler: y
Metropolitan Life Insurance 90 10 John r
Hegenan ct al. trustees; 500 900.
Isaac Nicholson to Wolf Drank 50 600. .
Nassau Trust Co 70 Max Roseneaum; w.
Ernes, W Plckhardt to Maud. Pick
hardt 81
Bankers Trust Co. trustee, TO Bankers Trust
Ferdinand Altheiner TO Emma Prazzoli 81
COZ
sol Bin 10 KAY Is l0"O. Sl,-T.
Armanito Nelson 20 Sophie Badanet. S2.5W.
william 9 Lutklns. trustee. 10 Harris ID
Colt $40. 033. .
Henry \ Brann 20 Andrew 7 Mckegney; ~.
Ethel y Weston 10 Catharine Banning;
$500
Lambert Suy dam and ano. trustees. 70 Law
ycra Tito Insurance and Trust 90. SlsOcv
James + Barry to Catharine Darling: 81.
Hebrew Technical School for Girls 20 BOND
and Mortgage 90: 81 0co
Fairfield Holding 30 20 Colurnhia-knickcr-
hooker Trust 60: slo65Ho
New York Life Insurance and Trust Co 70
Franklin Savings Bank. Sls.cOo.
William Lulcman 10 Charles " Rosenthal'
sior
Union Trust co to New York TIL. Tnsur-
ancc 20. $4,000.
Law ors Title Insurance 90 20 lawyers TITO
Insurance and Trust 60. a. trustee q assts)'
total. So. 00o.
Manhattan Mortgage Co n National Bono
ana Mortgage Insurance 90 - ss.tsf total
sos oOo
same 10 Julia I. Ru,terhcld: $40. 900.
Fulton Trust 90 TO Clarence VI Kelsey ana
ano. exrs - sssts1: each $500.
LYDIA Y GRAY % Guarantee Trust and Safe
Deposit % % assts); total. SIS 600.
Nov York Tifr Insurance 90 20 Lawyers
Mortgage % " asstsb. each $4,000.
LAWYERS Mortgage 90 20 United Hebrew
Charities - assts,. total $4,000.
Same TO New Rochelle Trust CO: $4,000.
tsustav Schwab. eNr. ~ Gustav Schvab
and auo e." asstsi. total. $500
n Seymour f.i,msn 10 Norris Wonstein q
asetsl. 500