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So much cannot he said for another un-
expected guest. Tom Watson by maine.
Tom is Il large and engaging tiger cat that
lives next door and has become thor
oughly converted to the cause since the
suffra gists moved In last summer While
everybody was upstairs having tea large
crowd convulsed with Laughter was OBJ
served gathered about the front window
Investigation disclosed Tom In the win
dow bllssfully licking the frosting from the
cake model OF the White House. made for
the recent cake contest by Mrs. William c.
Willcox's chauffeur. John Price, whose
father was a baker The cake won an
honorable mention and has since been the
chief ornament OF the suffrage show win
dow. But before IL was rescued yesterday
its freze on one side had been licked down
20 the foundation of tin pan. Tom was
sent home in disgrace.
Mrs. Sabine Hooker OF san Francisco
n member OF the woman's board OF the
Panama Pacific Exposition. spoke about
the prospects of the fair and women's
part in II.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-07

Douglas l. Mckay formerly Police
Commissioner. has been elected assistant
to J. q. White. president of j. Il. White
& Co. Inc. The board of directors an
nounced the election yesterday. j. g.
White a. Co. are in the engineering and
contracting business At AZ Exchange place
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Now Is the Time to Buy the New
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WIN VOTE BY KISSES,
NOT BY DYNAMITE
Break Hearts. Not Windows. Is
Further Advice of Mrs.
HavclOck Ellis.
NEW WAY TO GET BALLOT
Tea n Great Success. Barring
Tom WatsOn's VillainOus
Deed With Cake.
NEW WAY TO GET BALLOT

Break hearts. not windows" so Mrs
Ellis. English writer and lecturer
and wife of the distinguished physician
and critic. advised members of the Woman
Suffrage party at the tea given In her
honor at headquarters. As East Thirty
fourth street. yesterday.
"lf we women would refuse to cook
wash, kiss our husbands or even look at
them and Just sit down with our most
charming manner and our hands In our
pockets-i1 pockets II we wanted them
we should get nearer the vote than We dc
by destroying valuable paintings and irri-
tating those who are really in sympathy
with us
81 have always thought 80. and just be-
fore | left I tried my theory ON a farmer
who lives near my Cornish home.
What do the crazy women want 81
he asked.
"'They want their rights. They own
property like you. Why shouldn't they
Vote"
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-15
BIG NEWARK HOTEL SOON.
work on the Military Plaza Re-
sumrd-To He Ready In February.

NEWARK. y j.. Nov. ii--Work on
the new Military Plaza Hotel, which has
been suspended since August, has started
again this week and efforts will be made
to have 1t completed some time In Tebru-
airy.
When operations on he building were
stopped the owners attributed IL In a
way to the war in Europe Gripping the
money market. Changes made In tho
Park Investment Company give the con-
Germ sufficient funds to carry out the
work without interruption.
The Department OF buildings granted
twenty-four permits for the erection OF
new structures in this city during the
week tho estimated cost OF which was
about 5000 600 one OF the permits was
sued 20 the H. G Schneider Construction
Company for two four story brick apart
ment houses AT ace to 32S Belmont avenue
AT u cost of 100000
Plans are nearly completed for three
story brick Colonial style house DR..
Maurice Asher proposes 10 build at ls4
Clinton avenue at cost OF 500, 600. The
house Will have frontage OF twenty
seven feet and a depth of siNty-fve feet.
Nathan Myers is the architect. II will
contain suite OF offices. as well as
living rooms TIE main rooms will he
trimmed IN hardwood. with parquet floor
ing The ha 'hrooms will be tiled. Esti-
mates will soon be asked for the building,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-15
BUSINESS PROPERTY LEASED.
Buildings In OLD Mercantile Di.,ric,
Find Teuants.

spear & Co haH. tsnted FOR y Faulkner
me Tour story building at 81 Crosby street
% Nutnick III = Cor John B,s. the four
DRY building az lf3 Mercer street to he
Rapid Paper Company; the nth loft in
'l-63 West Th'r.y-sivth street 10 the Dlo-
mond Tea Gown Company. and tho fourth
loft IN % Blocker rect to tn. Flora
manufacturing Company.
The Duross Company has leased for
Herman +. Eppcl 10 John Magee the six
story building At 209 West Eighteenth
street for an automobile warehouse.
The Mutual Life Insurance Company
has leased the ground floor offices In ne
Hudson Building. 80 Broadway. to Fur
ness Witty Il Co. steamship agen.s. now
at IN Broadway.
Webster u. Mabie has leased the tent
Tort In $3.50 West Thlrty-siNth street rbr
term OF years to John Trtut: office. In
23a Fourth avenue to Herman Shelu-
baum NTH lof, in 81 Firth avenue to n.
u. Bder < Co and the seventh floor I'm IL
Fast Twenty-third street to f. Berkeley
Smith
NJ x l.. Hess have leased the NTH lof,
at 20 East Twentieth street to- \ Il n
Rosenberg. the store and basement al
lO3 Fifth avenue TO Atlas & Bluhm. and
the second loft at 542 Broadway to sam
ue Schaffer
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ref; due. s7.7ss9s; taxes, &C. ,752.eo; sui
to hrst rnts, te5,sOo.
10TH ST. 3i2 II, 42j ist av. 25N
lO0.ll. 4 sty brk tenmt--City Real Estate
Co ct al agt BartOlomco Palumbo ct al,
Harold swain, atty; J Halpin. ref. due
tl2,04662; taxes SC, {I9S 25.
AVE A. So, W $, Is n Ith st, i6xlOo. I sty
Greenfield ct all NJ VI Himowich. atty
= J Churchill, ref; due, t57Gs 60. taxes
g.. 1915. sub TO FIRST mtg 81 600.
lat 32OS THIRD ANENUEl
ny Charles A. Berrian
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. liNO-1is2 e.
goo Jennings ~. jONlOO--Alma Greene.
baum aRt Sonsin -Wahlig Const 60 ct AL
Alex Grernehaum, atty, } j Hynes ref,
due - i5G Is. taxes. Sc. t37l 50; sub "a
mtg t3i, O0O
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. 1876. g. go
stores Goldstein agt Sonslu- Wahue
Consl CO ct al; Alex Grcenebaum. attv'
J J Hynes ref. due, tg.tI3 10. taxes g.
,,Sii !O' sub TO pr imtg $4,000
Walker aV 252Nls9CN.S 6Xl7I2- E'iar
FITZGERALD agt Lizzie Reese; G. X Mcclure
any; IL Forster. ref; due. 'lIe3N-
By Joseph p Day
FhoSPECT Az. 9Gl-6, 9 =, 1861 Fox st
ib.l Nlhs.3xs7. 6N13l s. sly nat and s,ora,
w l. Condlt ct al trus. agt Helen,
Freudenmacher 81 al. Elkus. q & p. att..
Hayes. ref. due, 81. g35.6s. taxes g.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. es!i. w4as.s
1891 ~. 40 fNl0G.iNIONli2S. stv Htf-
Adam Trllich ct al aEt sil1 Const o. et
mtg OF igsO0O
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-15
BUILDING FERvoR STARTS ANEW
BROOKLYN builders Get second wisd
Plan Many Houses.

The volume OF building operations In
brooklyn showed a decided Increase last
week, the cost OF new construction work
ma alt rdt.ous, according TO plans filed
"'h tho B'o1'dyn building bureau, ng-
-'Hg0tiuw S@G.jla. Five tenements to
"''t s14Loo0 aud thirty small dwellings
costing sl2G,500. VIII be built For
'enty-sevcn miscellaneous structures, in
Guiding $4,000 church and S23 600
'actO,y building, slO2.l4O will be spent
A."rit' ~ 20 existing buildings total
SinS71
Two OF 49, five teuements will be erected
'n tho southeast corner Of Bristol street
nd Bake Avenue by Louis Abramsun at
cost OF $4,000 Two others, to cost
10000, will be built by Max Neuheld
On tho east side OF Stone avenue nor;h
o' Hiv rdalo avenue. and the fifth, which
WI contain storqs. will no on the east
side OF New Utrecht avenue south Of
Company. at a cost OF s22. 900. All are TO
Doe III stories in height.
Small dwellings continue to preSlomi-
n tc among the plans filed -Four two
story dwellings costing $4,000 Will be
erected by the Johann Constructor Com
piuy IN the north sid- OF Seventy sixth
treet west OF Seventh avenue. John III.
Connolly will build four two story dwell
'ugs at a COS, OF $4,000 each Three are
To- go up on Fifteenth avenue between
For.y-s'xth and Fortyseventh streets and
one on Forty seventh street west Of Fiji
taen.h avenue. The ItosenDJrn Realty
Company VIII improve the southeast cor
ner Of ~ he avenue and Cleveland street
with Ave two story brick stores and
dwellings at a total cost OF $4,000.
The Concord Baptist Church will erect
4 nov house ~ worship on the east side
~ pufield street l2j feet south of Myr-
'le avenue at cost OF $4,000, and a
'g3 600 factory building Will be erected
hv JOS ph Sklar on the north side OF
Floyd street west OF Tompkins avenue.
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.


attornc, In, anu "duirss or iehdtG and
dress nsar,, -, ntnyE name Is omltttu al
P''' W 7'.""u puI'
East side.
EAST Of Fifth av between Fourteenth and
llOth st4l
GOTH ST aas y "a -, o..,oo
--Chas Tsanr 10 Albsrti,. isas sNa a.
l22d 81 ing $40 ODa ~ 80 w.,
A Marsh 30 u,y,v' WV '"' "'N' ,au
ilOTH sT Tx =. ia s.,,oo' Nv
John b o'Rv,n res -, u 60, 'Uv a.,
Monroe \ =" t VIZ
y, 20 cedar 1t '''''' "'" 60 oGG
liqTH ST SIS. 100 " lst ay. g5Niool -
Nureu,herg 'G".,,.,,,,, 'N.. No.
BoWers & + a. cellar +, 60 ooo
- 900 ''''S '.''V
West side.
west OF Fifth az. between Fourteenth and
liOth stst
sSy--NnthLp wciss 10 Tenn, "a Nvci,. a.
" g6th sf rtr sia ooo Sny y, ial2'
.ttys StrasboutSe- y a. So Rysy al
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-15
QUEENS TRANSIT WANTS.
Commerce Board Flushing Needs OF
the borough.

The Public Service Commission has re-
ceived a brief from the transit comml' %
tee OF thp Queens Chamber of Commerce
IN reference 20 the abandonment by tho
Long Island EectrN Railway COMPANY
OF that portion Of It's route on Liberty
avenue from the boundary I'm between
o'klyn and Queens to the Rockawav
Plank road a d lance OF j,i00 feet, AMI
the extension OF the New York and
Queens County Railways lire from Sc
ond avenue. College Point to the ClasO1
Point ferry, distance OF 3700 fee,
The lnterborough Rapid Transit Com
pany controls both of these trolley
companies The Public Service Com
mis- ION has also been requested 10
consde. the granting az transfers at
the Junction Of New York avenue And
10 .ckaw road. whore the troihy isTs
from Jamaica 70 Far Rockaway inter
SCOTS with the Inc operated from the
Brooklyn City line TO Freeport.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-15
LIS pE>DENS.
Manhattan.


BLEECKER ST, 1875 and 1877 Henry y
Ketcham agt Howard p Deuison et al
foreclosure of mortgageI; atty q E
Rtnna.
CRY HALL PI. = between Duane and
Pearl SITS. 3s0.l0Nll9 81 irrcg lo&. II;
Worth ST. cor Baxter 81, "a. Ak x
irreg to Park ~ wa a To Pearl ~ 4
s67I lrreg, and block bounded by Park
~ Pearl 81. city Han pI aud Duane st
city OF agt James X shaw ct al
tnGtion TO acquire titleli atty. + !. POLK.
LEWIS ST : adj land Of Robert earn
ley and Benjamin Brown, ts.7N irreg and
LOWS st. cor Thru At. lNtNSl TX
irreg Metropolitan Savings Bank ugt
Abraham Klssel ct al tnmended tore
closure OF mortgage, Attys w
HutChins.
9i.3--Wili liam Martin agt Charles n
sproessig, Jr, ct al ,foreclosnre o, mort
sage); ittys, Lachmsn & Goldsmith
UNIVERSITY Az, william II Cald.
well. Jr. agt George ktmmerer ct al tac-
tion TO foreclose mechanics lien); atty,
\ KnoX.
lOO.-MauriCe Hyman, lgt Louise d
Burke ct al faction to foreclose transfer
~ tax lem; atty, q \ Moses.
zULETT AV, g. 425 It OF Mdpes aN.
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NEW REALTY CORPOR ,TIONs.

The following realty corporations were
chartered at Albany Yesterday;
Assets and Liabilities Association
Manhattan; capital 10000 directors
Henry Stephenson. New York city. +. r.
Knowles Brooklyn. and l. T. Van SendL
New York.
The Welikson Realty Company. Man
haitian; capital. $4,000; directors Max
Weinberg. Brooklyn; Louis Lewcnhon
and Sarah Wenkson. New York city.
The Railway Land Improvement Com
pany. Manhattan; capital. $1,000 dIrec-
tors. Joseph Camuer, Morris Solberg and
Sophie Solberg. New York.
The Modern Home Company. BROOKLYN
cap!tal, $4,000. directors, Joseph Minil
Joseph Kirhack and Benjamin LEN
Brooklyn. ~ Y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-15

tower four stories high The twelve
hpors measure 200 feet one way and las
'eet the other. From the curb level to
lHe base OF the flagstaff on the top of the
lower is ga feet height that has never
ing.
II was the Gair company that first
.H''o'uced conCre p constructed factories
lh ms part OF the country At first
builders were sceptical. figuring tina. the
momentum Of working machinery would
90, disastrous to the building Tho con-
r'"y mas built seven build nca. ~tcu OF
"hlch covers a block. ~ u'H.. words
mere are thirty-two a'r,s Ut sIt.. g. .r'
CAR group of builL.ua.
Ihe one just being finished has tar.s
large freight elevators and two passenger
lifts. The tower floors arc 5Ox5O each
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-15

Gage T. Tarbell has leased 20 Arthur
Day the house owned Ly oswald G
Herring on the southeast corner OF
stewart avenue and Euston road 10
Hugh T. O'Reilly the house owned hv
Mrs. II. p. Rhett on the east side Of XII
burn road, between Stewart and StratfOrd
avenues to Carleton Bunce the house
owned by Il. I. Herrick on the east side
OF Wellington road, between Stewart and
Stratford avenues to W q Woodward
the house owned by Miss Katherine Nc
Duifie on the southeast corner Of Chester
avenue and kensington road To- Mrs
Theresa g Holmes the house on the east
side OF Nassau Boulevard north OF Merti-
Ion avenue station to f. q. Watson the
house on the west side OF Nassau BOule-
ward north ~ Merillon avenue station to
George Keegan the house owned by he
Timothy l.. Woodruff estate, in jamaica
Estates.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-15
FLAT BUILDING IN L. I. CITY.
Most of Weeks New Operations for
NuItifamiiy Houses.

Applications for the erection OF new
buildings to cost $4,000 were filed last
week ga Queens.
The Mathews Building Company has
started building tenements on Eleventh
avenue south OF Grand avenue. on Grand
avenue east OF Eleventh avenue and on
Eleventh avenue north Of Newtown road
ong Island CITY. Albert Holder will erect
,hree story brick tenemouts on Grand
avenue west OF Steinway avenue, Long
Island city. at cost of $4,000 each
Donate Bros. will erect -four story brick
tcnements on Payntar avenue, Long Island
city, at a cost OF Sll,5O0 each
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-15
ART GETS REDMOND HOUSE.
Decorators Alter b5tb street Dwell
Ing for Their Use.

The old Redmond dwelling at IL Eas,
fifty-hfth street. leased in January 10y
Miss Alice NJ. Swift an interior decorator,
FOR her business, has undergone so many
changes that 1t does not look like he
same building. The facade has been
changed. The big wide stoop has been
removed and in its. place a window has
been built. The interior of the house
mas practically b en- rebuilt Miss Swift
Is to use the first two floors for her
business and the upper floors are to be
rem ed out to bachelors
The house is on the new art centre
that has been forming in Fifth av nue.
In the upper Fftios for the last few
years. Some of the best known art dealers
have moved w from lower Flfth avenue
and others are preparing to locate there
according 20 rumors
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-15
CITY DWELLINGS RENTED.

The HouGhton Company has leased for
the Waunegan Realty Company the two
connecting four story dwellings, a: il3
and lis West Eighty-cishth street. 70
Esieben Ortega.
Pease Gilman have rented furnished
for Mrs, Mary S. Perkins her dwelling.
50 East Fifty-second street. 20 Mss Ruth
Chatterton. leading lady In Daddy Long
Legs. and for Charles NJ Connfel; - l..
Is Thorne the three story and basement
al ll9 East Eighty-frst street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-15
Queens Ambition to Be Great Apartment Section
leads to Erection of $50 Room House in Astoria

city. On the cheaper lots he states that
no Is erecting practically the same type
Heights on lots costing four to eight
times a, much, and that he VIII therefore
be able to rent the apartments in Long
Island city for very much less than Is
possible where The land is so much higher
priced
The Astoria apartments are designed
". IA q special view OF solving the problem
Of the high cost Of living 20 far as rent Is
involved and also 10 provide an album
dance OF fresh air and sunshine
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four baths and two stores. II IL being
CONSTRUCTED OF brick from p.anS by I'd
ward Hahn architect, az coat OF $loD-
COS. mat.ug a total cost, With land, OF
Sl7GOOO ,,.
The builder Is well known in Nanhat-
tan. having erected number OF apart
mont houses or Washngton Heights and
on the lower Ele' SD. IL was one Of
the nicuccrs .n .Ne WASHINGTON Heights
devr'opmeut. bsgiruls Hi1 operations
when lot. were very low "s COnVnrca 10
present prices In Nat section. He has
improved ~tuy % t"a mos. prominent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-15
ST ATEN ISL AND
BOOSTERS PLANNING
Campaign Of Development Soon to Be
Launched---lsland Is Twice as
Large as Manhattan.

r......up,p usal,- water
.".. u.ruuEhs ~
..... .u .-ctbcr Richmond
. .. ...u.a.-u 10 %, par,
........ ... sure To come as
... ,. . .,cr. The staten
.... ..,... nos Just mapped
.. DO. ir.-r.um fer 1913, which in
/, ..,- tine ,u.i. REORGANIZATION and
.atra ..'.u Cd. ,u. ,.-t u',n" $685.. m
ss,r.l. city plan aud It canpa,gu TO-
.-,,ur. sr Staten Island the N,w York
fee r... advocated boy the Merchants
As-., I...u.
The G.r.ugh Of Richmond is said to
have f.. worst post office system in this
asr, ~ t.. country with Il population
~ $4,000 spread over 81 square niles Of
terr.'.-, twice and half again the area
- Nl...t4n-U has twenty-five dis
.nct post offices. relies of the days wher
staten Island was collection Of frrty-
...-.e SEPARATE towns and villages Wnea
,.r.,. .l...u WIS effected in 1saN IA"
...ta.n.u -;rlt.un was. of course. cen
,-,,s.d. I4t the post office system re-
mu.n.t unchanged, and /, has done more
,..a au. o.u,r one thing To prevent the
lsua 90. aH sections and the develop
n,u, of real borough spirit.
Is W.Ihug- are curious. \ letter
addressed t1 Port Richmond and mailed
d, We. NV Brighton. So thtE two
mics AWAY goes ur.t to the railway
,as, office at ST George more than
three w.Irs away where II is rehludled
and tfsn started uuou It's four mile
ourn.. ul,k along It's first roLle, ar
.y.rG ID. no, Port Richmond office any
vhsr, rrYu ,Np.le to tWenty-fyur hours
alter 10 V4- matted To remedy such
evil tine civic League has begun u
rh.. campaign Tor "A centralized
system.
Cpmp..e umtcation will aid greatly
10 promoting cooperation among the res
.Ger.- .f lI sections Inns ,n order tp
hasten .ul guide the development which
t.'s ...r,ratuu VIII ho.p To- bring about
t7o D.... lpu-ur believes that sc.rn-
20 .E plan is Indispensable. Several
..a... ago President M'Aueny Of the
Roar NJ Aldermen. Chairman ~ the
N4rH q E-umttrs CITY Pan Commit
zee g.. .u interview said that the city
P.u Committee believed that It's finest
uur...N.t..s for constructive work lay
n e. Nu.-d AMI Queens and tina, pre-
I'm .r. work was already being done
~ which reports w.u'l hc made within
.... This WN NOT %, "a civic heauti-
f.'.. Ii.'. Z. uut scientific pr.seu-
'at'.n. based uUln present iudlgat 'Ons,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-15

corncrs along the Broadway subway,
among which are the corner OF lbtth
street and Ans erdlm avenue. both cpr-
uers of lglst street ana Wad.worth ave
rue and several plO,s IN the DycNnN
tlac' uelr the Goth street station.
Mr. Kat2mau says that ne Was at
traotcd 10 Long Island CITY by the reia-
lively low price Of lots now prevai.ius
shore together with H. nearnrss OF that ~
.a. o. L. trc city centre and god g. nSpor-
.a.un facilities ON WASHINGTON He shts
ne paid from $4,000 10 S20,00O lot as
compared TO $4,000 lot in Long Island
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-15
RECORDED LEASES.
Nunhattun

PRINCE ST. 81; Mercer St las. al--Anna
c II Gorken ct al 10 Harry Green, ~ El-
attys Holm W & $, 80 Nassau st s. 600
WASHINGTON ST 49,. all.-Julia A DOYLE
TO Thos O.Connor - w sd st s. yrs
inEton 1t ....-.-... ". QUO
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES

with name and address OF lenders at
torney.l
9TH ST p $50 pa av 37.6x93.ll Aug
10 Isl2-Julius Alexander 10 Jonathan
Friedman; atty, J Lawrence Fricdmann
IFS Bway NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sll, 900
10th ST, i2s ". s, 2S76 " LcuoN ev,
l2SNgg.ll. Nov II. lSGS--Wm MCEen-
sie ct al to sara & Nelson, atty, r q CO.
i7s Bway ,.................... s.. 900
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25Nl0O--Rose Hyman agt Louise d Burke
ct al Hgt"n TO 'o'ec ose transfer OF tax
Nen); atty @ A Moses
Lyon Az cor 90 'Istle Hill ay Is 5x
lfl-Thumas y walsh agt Thomas r
Walsh ct al partition sultl; atty T DAILY
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MORTGAGE LOANS WANTED.
MORTGAGE LOANS.

PHILADELPHIA Financial Institution
Will loan liberal mortgage " s250,000 10
$500 600 on New York CT, Property provided
borrower viii use 100000 to 500 900 to relieve
business property T. ELDER 5lb3
Wayne, Ave, Philadelphia. Pa.
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Il nry Frank Ell al sept IS, lgll....t $50
sOTH ST. 222 W-Rudoph Opel as,
AI9lpn blseh ct a. sept &c. lSlt t22O
- VS. End Theatre Co Ell al. Sept
IL l.l4 .:,.... ..'.,....., .-., I2lG n
SAVE rROpERTY-Same agt same Sep
o. l9l4...... ......... ............. t2i6. q
Bronx
PARK Az 4O71--s 4 Miller, Inc, agt Tra
line Realty 90 et AL Aug 81, 1914. 1924