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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-08

4 n unprecedented situation OBJ
~ tains this spring and sumner in
= - regard TO vacations Of ministers,
especially Protestant ones As rule.
cabins Of Atlantic liners in May and
June are filled with American preach
ers. It is reported that a few ventur-
Gus ministers. specially interested in
peace, may try 10 get TO London and
there hold conference. Beyond that.
however, no ministers can be found
who purpose going TO Europe Arch
bishops and bishops Of the Roman
Catholic church are not TO make re-
Quired visitations TO Rome this year
and unless the pope dies. none OF the
three cardinals Of that church Will
go TO Italy.
New England resorts. Michigan lake
resorts and Rocky mountain Businesses
are booming Rentals are higher; new
cottages are going up, hotels are look
ing for money that formerly went to
ference managers are celebrating their
programs, and are fitting W rooms IN
ways supposed TO please ministerial
minds and tastes.
An unusual number Of religious
bodies and Plantations are to hold
their meetings in Los Angeles and San
Francisco. Unprecedented numbers plan
to take them in, 10 visit the exposition,
and TO remain on the coast for Vaca-
tons Alaska bookings are already
full to July Railroads are fitting up
sleeping cars long unused Cities
through which ministers pass to and
from the coast. and TO and from re-
sorts. are planning religious confer
ences, and churches in numbers and
with famous men such as they never
before afforded, are booking pulpit sup
plies for summer Sundays. The minis
terial mail is five to IS times as large
as when Europe is open.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-08
zIoNIsT ~ Id d.


NOTABLE EVENT FOR JUDAISM
Zionist week beginning June 70. IS
TO be observed in Boston. under plans
making by the Federation OF American
Zionfsts. Louis D. Brandeis, president
All other Zionist movements that have
not~yet held their annual meetings are
invited 10 hold such there, and those
that have held them have been urged
10 hold special. conferences there that
week. The Young Judeans, the Sons OF
Zion. the Hahassah. composed Of WON
en-. and the provisional executive COM
nittee. are also to be there The pur-
nose is TO push the idea Of a political
state in Palestine and 70 secure public
and legal recognition for it These
Zionists hold that now is the time 70
strike and that while the Palestine
state is primarily for Jews already IN
Palestine, it viii fail as a state unless
il have the moral and financial sup
port Of American Judaism
The Mizrachi, the orthodox branch or
the zionist, has Just brought together
500 rabbis, under the presidency or ran
bi Meyer Berlin. Of Germany, for the
purpose OF uniting Jews Of all America
in this Palestine plan The president
OF the AIizrachi is rabbi Abramowitz.
Of st. Louis and there attended the
meeting rabbis from Boston, Pittsours,
Newark. Baltimore Chicago. 81 LOUIS
Philadelphia. Detroit and Ainueapolls-
II is held by these and other leaders
that Judaism has before it such oppor-
tuuftv as it has not known since
Christ's time. It is held that Zionist
movements are spreading throug houI
the west. and that they are ready 70
back plans at Boston All leaders plead
for greater unity among Jews in Work
ing for Zionism-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-08

peoples Bible study c1ass will meet
Wednesday evening at Gas TO study
The Heart OF the Old Testament At
l-t5 the weekly prayer service will be
held.
Calvary-HOustOn square Baptist.
Special Mothers day services will
be held at Calvary Houston SQUARE
Baptist church Sunday at II a. m. The
program arranged includes special
music and an appropriate sermon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-08
AMERICAN JEWS MORE
ACTIVE THAN E,TER REFO

Never were Jews in America so act
i've. as now. Y ery orthodox Jews Joined
by some radicals. are proposing a Jew
ish congress A contingent known 10
be socialists favor the plan, and so
do a few conservatives. These Jews
say that they feel that now Is the time
Continued On Page s. This -seeti0n).
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-08

Philippians. 4n3; II ean do all
things through Christ, which strength
eneth me-"
FAITH is the biggest factor in the
accomplishment of things in the
world. There must be faith to
make the effort and faith TO carry it
through TO completion.
Faith like any other force must be
understood to be used. Men use steam
or electricity because they under
stand the laws governing these mighty
powers. So faith has its laws, its
methods of procedure, which one would
do well TO understand before putting
into effect this great psychic power.
Have Faith in Self.
There is faith in ones self Napo-
leon followed a star OF destiny" He
believed in Napoleon. He made and
unmade kings. He overturned the es-
tablished political order in Europe.
Had his faith been of a purer quality
had he also believed more in G0d, and
tried to impress justice and right upon
the world instead of impressing Ma
poleOn's viii upon the world, perhaps
his star of destiny would not have set
IN blood on the fateful field Of Water
loo. Still, one must feel that he may
be at least a channel through which
life may flow, a wire conducting power
for the benefit Of his fellows.
Joan OF Are Had Faith.
The heavenly voices" inspired the
delivered from her enemies by the
hand Of a woman. Joan was that
woman. When her work was done she
was TO retire TO the simple village life.
She delivered France. but obeyed the
king and remained after she felt her
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-08
DENOMINATIONAL SPIRIT
Is RENEWED nTRU'

IL hENE4ha I'D III KING y AK
Keen observers in Protestant affairs
declare that there is a renewal OF the
denominational spirit among churches
that is most surprising TO them They
say that the war having set people TO
thinking of religion. there is renewed
strength and confidence BY leaders
Feeling it, these leaders are talking
their own interests more than ever.
Presbyterians. Methodists. aBptists, Lu-
therans and Episcopalians report that
recent gatherings have strongly en-
phasized this exclusiveness as they
have not done in years
Asked the reason for Shis change.
other than an effect OF the war. infOr-
nation is gained that II is a reaction
from the laymen's missionary and men
and religion movements. which brought
members Of Protestant bodies together
as they had not been brought together
Heretofore 1t also brings the infor-
nation that in the Judgment OF many
Of these leaders these movements falled
to increase receipts for world missions
in any marked degree and in the other
failed to bring into the churches the
900 men il proclaimed its purpose
TO do. Now religious bodies are IN
clined to handle their own affairs
Closely allied with this change is an
other one Of the larger influence OF the
ministers over the various brother
hoods A few members OF the latter
say that the usefulness Of their ven
lures is curtailed, and that IN thou
sands Of cases their societies are
hardly more than stand-arOunds at the
pleasure Of ordained men, They start
ed out to use the laymen- II is openly
charged in many quarters that they
have failed TO use them for the reason
given. 1t seems TO be the features Of
the moment that lines of religious
bodies are more sharply drawn than IN
years and that the ministerial author
ity is more largely in evidence
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-08
FEW AMERICAN MINISTERS ARE To
MAKE TRIP To EUROPE THIS YEAR

American Resorts Are ming to Take Care Of an I'm
precedented Number of Ministerial Guests This Sum-
mer; Catholic Archbishops and Bishops Not Required
to Make Pilgrimage to R cine, Because Of the War
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-08
TRIBUTES T0BE PAID TO MOTHER"
INMANY VEL PAS0C CHURCHES SUNDAY

Observance of Mothers Day. Will Be General; Special
Sermons to Be Delivered and Special Musical Programs
Rendered; Anniversary of the Epworth League to Be
Observed at Trinity and Alta Vista Methodists.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-08
AMERICANS WILL LOAN
S50.OOO.0OO TO ARGENTINA

New York, May S.-FormaI announce
ment has. been made here that coali-
ton OF New York bankers has made
arrangements to loan $4,000, 900 TO Ar
gentina.
The announcement was made by
Thomas Lamont. member OF the bank
ing firm Of j. P. Morgan & Co. in a
statement that arrangements were made
through j. p Morgan & Co. the CITY
National bank and the First National
bank OF this city. and some London
bankers headed by Barring Bros, Ltd.
and Morgan, Greenfelt < Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-08

Plano Clearance Sale On at asBIIIings.-
Do you really want a genuine piano
bargain See our Ad on page .. Cable
News Section. Call early Monday at
1923 East Boulevard, or phone 157 for
our car billings Piano CO.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-08

Why will you still write April long
after May 1st? Habit; and habit makes
character. The practice OF periodical
saving means more than dollars and
cents. call at the Savings window at
the First National Bank for a coin
saver-free for askinE.-Advertis
A dollar spent for home valley prod
ucts is doubled.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-08

MAKES OBJECTION To
ACTION OF MISSION BOARD
The Protestant part of the Protestant
Episcopal church is putting up strong
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-08

By Rev BABER Presbyterian Church
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-08

4:13; 81 cnn do all
Christ, which strength
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Middle Line OF Block.


Middle Line OF Block.
The approximate amount Of tn. lien or
charge, to satisfy which the above de.
scrtbed property In TO be sold, II t37. 3s3. ~.
with Interest thereon from the nth day OF
September. 1915, together with tho costa
and allowance amounting to s35t61. with
interest from September 2?th. 1918. to-
gether with the expenses OF the sale. The
approximate amount of the taxes. Assess
ments and water rates or other liens,
which ere to be allowed to the purchaser
out Of the purchase money or paid by the
reteree Is sl.31l,t0 and Interest.
Dated New York. October nth. 1913.
JOSEPH u. EDELSON. RsferVe.
The sale In tho above entitled action 10
hereby adjourned to THURSDAY, November
II. 1915, ~ the same hour and place.
Dated New York. November 4. 1913.
JOSEPH D.. EDEISON. Referee.
The tale In the above entitled action 10
hereby further adjourned to Tuesday, No.
ventber Esd. 1915. at the same hour and
place.
Dated New York. November II, 1915.
JOSEPH u. EDELSON. Referee.
The sale In the above entitled action 10
hersby further adjourned to Tuesday. De.
rember 9Th. 1915, at tho same hour ana
place.
Dated New York. November esd, 1913.
JOSEPH d, EDEiSOS, Referee.
The sale In the above entitled action 10
hereby further adjourned to Friday. De.
cemoer lIth. 1915. al the Same hour and
place.
Dated New York. December TIN. 1918.
JOSEPH ID. EDELSON. Referee.
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NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

BANKING DEPARTMENT. STATE OF
NEW YORK, TO builders, investors, and pros
pectiye honeseekers. large number OF va
Ridgened and Teansrk, New Jersey, al one
half OF former owners prices. Also n large
Hudson Heights. Cliffrlde and Palisades Park,
New Jersey. at about one-haif Of former prices.
cent fare zone and within thirty minutes Of
Manhattan. These properties must bs sold
quickly to close the business of two corpora
tons now being liquidated by the BANKING
Department, Special Inducements TO con-
tractors and builders who will purchase a con-
ticulsrs address HEM. D.. HAlGHT, special
Deputy supt. OF Banks. care OF Banking
Department. 81 broadway. New York City,
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FoREcLOsuRE AALES.


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORk-Heler Shade Ogiivie. Plaintiff.
against Elisabeth A. Demarsst and others.
Defenda nts.
In pursuance Of . judgment Of fore.
closure and sale. duly made and entersd
In the above entitled action and bearing
a tss u" nd. sSrn Ha ihs Of r. tsP.srS n s.,d ' 11Ss;ds:.
he Exchange "1%fa; va sal.sroosn.. eG"s. .,i:is S::.y
Of New York. on the Ith day OF Novsdnber.
1915, at u o'clock noon on that day. ~
Joe eph 7. Day: auetioneer. the premise:
therein described us follows:
land, with the building and. imcroysmsn,.
in the Borough Of Manhattan. city. County
and state Of New York. bounded and de-
scribed AS follows:
side Of sevcnty-third Street distant one
hundred and cighty-four tStb feet easterly
s from ,h the , sSrI.a ,Crm me-. BY 'hs inssr::Ss'1S
street with the easterly side OF Madison
ANepne' Ara runrins thence :'Ishrrls;
hundred and two ISSssj feet v tsi Inches
70 the centre. line. Of the block. between
thence eerteriy. along tn. said centre line
OF the block, twenty ,t?o) feet; thence
acrthsr'y. asai, parallel With M.di;cs
another tarty wall. one hundred and tive
tl02) feet two t2J inches to the southerly
, ms.,. Sf sS si:ms ,hs son Sinssr,; ia. sSs 81 ,h: s.v.
enty-third street. twenty t2o) feet TO the
po,nt or place. OF. beginning.
Dated NeN foIs' fSS I'm asm;
HDNRY NJ, BELLINGER, jR.. Attorney
for Plaintiff. is5 Broadwsy, Borough
The following !: a Diagram Of Ii. prop
srty. to be sold. its street number 10 Is
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OnondaEa County Savings Bank at Ohas
r Wtldey. Jr. ct al foreclosure OF two
mortgages) attys. stone a. stone.
Bronx.
LDRHLARD PLACE, e =. 1891 n Of l0sth
ct, 9a&x99--City OF New York Annie
A NJ pennerlein ct al faction TO acquire
title); atty, l. Hardy.
LOT 40, block 25lo, section .. on tax map
City OF New York agt Viola Flannery
ct al faction to foreclosa transfer of tar
lien); atty, l. Hardy,
WASHINGTON ST. W :. lss n Of lesth st.
.~4xibO-Sathan Xwerling sEt Sarah
Goldberg ct al faction to foreclose me-
chanic's lien) atty, | solomon.
EAST FORDHAM ROAD. 302 and 9o4-
John Il Sheridan ast George Donnelly
faction TO declare II Hem; a,tys. Marks
4 Marks.
LONGFBIIOw Az. 14l7-Matiida q
Tinker agt Charles y Schneider ct al
foreclosure of mortgass); atty. w O
Wnlf
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BUILDER BUYS DYCKMAN COR.

J. Arthur Fischer has sold for Har-
riet 8. James to a builder the plot b5x
Its at the southeast corner OF Broad
way and 23sth street, upon which will
be erected two multi-family apartment
buildings. with stores on both Broadway
and 23sth street, The builder expects to
have the buildings In readiness by June
l. Negotiations are now pending for
ths sale and improvement Of seven add
tional lots on and adjacent to Broadway
near 240th street and Van Cortlandy
Park South upon which three three story
apartment buildings are to 10 erected.
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Borough ~ The Bronx
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

q &HT Co to Frank DiinHW S-! sS5e
Bway. a. parts: atty. T q Co. l76
2sTH ST, 40 E-Muiuai A.liianc. Trust rus
60 to Hugo D Rosendorf; atty. T Geo,
isr Av, 'issa.-Johin R.ndo. to Ann. ReUU,
ssh ST. ;. WIN Milne 4 ano. ..rs. 10
ssrsn J Rust ga " 18th st: $4,000
sarah J Ruse, 2t3 W 18th ct. $4,000
I'd Av. isSt-Equitab!s Trust co to Emil
si;s.. ,s' Si I J "- o'Gof ri @a- Il rSa; nj,
ID Az. is5:--sam. to same; atiy.'
ls:p s. .n..''sic' isrk ' scssstiYlwU0
American Mtg 70 10 Amelia y Lock.
wood; attys' Bo~ers & $. IS Cedar
iosrH sr. sos Et.sou,h.rn Mtg &"SSss.
ourity Ct to Morris Kraus. iH L sad
.s II 4s 81: s n :. T III !. q ~. bs stsHiieio''see
Mosss zimmerman 70 Lon!a Dressed. boe
" iSsth st; atty. Joe @ Abram'on' 60
wfE aI!i ENp Av. cor 1854 81. ieo.iiist
loo-cty Mtg co 90 N Y Trust Co. 26
isirH sT, n =, 100 . 81 Nicholas av. sOx
es.li-Anthony Az Holding Co, Inc. to
" Y Trust CO. .s Broad st; atty. II \
snow, Is Wall st.....,.........,.....si
BronI.
sITrIG. CHAs, and ano TO Henry "
HANS, AUGUSTUS e. exrs. to JOS 7
H2RRiNGToN. GEO. ana .no, 10 Lana
LAWYERS MIRO co 20 Immigrant Indus
HGrBBARp. GRosvESoR S. and ano. trus.
to lawyers Mtg ...,......... $50. 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-13
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

CANNON ST. 7 and s-Siohoi Straight
Foundry Co agt Manhattan Pie Baking
Co ct a.. Oct 20. 1915 .384S. 50
SAME Observation-Disclosures 4 Hanna
Mfg Co agt same, Oct 26. 1915, 81, ss7.4S
BROADWAY. ST. Nicholas av. le5th and
Nemours powde; Co .st B%rosnwsy and
l66th st Realty Co ct al. July !,
SAME Observation-Disclosures R.ddy Con.
traoing Co agt same, Aug 20,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-13
MECHANICs' LIENS.

1e1Sr ST. ios and ITO E-John Hahn agt
Irving l., Bennett owner and eontrao,
LEXINGTON Av, aoss-etone Wood En-
cheering Corp agt Harlem Eye and Ear
Infirmary, owner. Greenwald a PolLak,
81 NICHOLAS PL. S-Stone-wood En-
Eineernig Corp agt Henry W Lloyd.
owner. Greenwald 4 Pollak, contrac-
RIvINGTON ST. l25-American Bar Lock
Co agt Israel Suchman, owner, thinner
man n Gothelf, contractors, .,..,,,.s200
UNION SQUARE, 32-Standard Utility Co
axt Reliance building Corr. owner and
4iTH ~, 80 to 80 VII II VouEht n co
agt Andrew II and Dawson II Smith.
owners; l. Barth n Son. contrac-
ST NICHOLAS Az, y W cor ia2d ct, b5xSb
DREW Bros, Inc. agt VIM koenig and
Eureka Automobile station. Inc. owners;
John II MacAdam co, contractor. . $500
9TH AV, 2~4O-Adolph Troudell agt Daniel
Weismantel, owner, Ernest Meyer, con
tractor $lT0
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WEST SIDE DWELLING SALE.

WEST 1o5TH STREET-iIoucs S.
Ely 4 Co. have sold 10 u client Of Rob-
ert T. Rainey tho Ave story American
basement dwelling on a lot l5xs0.9 al
256 West I05th street between Broad
way and West end avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-13
SITUATIONS wANrED-MALE.

PHYSICIAN and SurGaon wants location,
practice. partnership, hospital or associa-
lion; will satisfy in every particular a. TO
character. ability. experieNcsi this Is no
agency; correspondence confidential. "
y. IT,. box 10 Sun ONCE.
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UNFURNIsHED APARTMENTS TO LET
BRONX,

HOE AVE. es3. oSs. aiO; 6iociD BAst
Simpson n. station. 3, 4. 5 rooms; electric
light. telephone. Apply Janitors or tels-
phone lntervale 4l4i.
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BOARD WANTED.

and board with refined Christian family
references; state fun details. q. H.. boz
ia Sun ofice.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-13
LEASES.
Rronx.

18th ST. $40 IL. vacant lot-Fortuua
Widows 4 Orphans Fund 20 II NJ WE'LL
Co, sst W stth ct. 81 yrs from Jan l.,
way, $500. Taxes. &C. and $3.50
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LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan.

ST, l~7:-Richard 7 Henshaw ct
al agt Rachel J. Pasinsky ct al fore
closure OF mortgage); a,tys, Meyer &
HenRhaw.
Lambert Suydam, Jr, trustee. sgt % II
Jackson Co ct a foreclosure OF two
:n%ortsasesl; atty. w u Adams.
10TH ST, ~ E--Brooklyn Trust Co art
Joe Horuwits at al foreclosure OF mort
Eaxe): attys. Cullen a. Dykman.
sATH ST. So $40 . es 7th av. sox9o,S-
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KINGSBRID6E ROAD. q ., o. = 2s+th Ut.
60xl25-Title Guar a Trust co agt Sea-
Carucci and Seabury Building Co, Inc.
contractors 5000
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MORTGAGES,

OhIO.N0E
with aams and address OF lender and
lenders Attorney
Wet side.
(wsst Of Fifth av. between Fourteenth
and ll0th sts.)
tsD ST. n Q. 1885 e Bwsy, 6oxIoo.s, lease
hold-John ] Lussier to Geo T Kelly,
lonkers. " r. Aug 30. demand. - y c;
sttys, Finn & Nolan. Hudson 81,
Bronx.
(Borough ~ The Bronx
PROSPECT Az, 10. " =. 25x~l04.e--Jscob
Rumpf to Merchants Realization co, Inc.
ll6 Nassau st, pr mtg $4,000. Dec Il.
due July 10, 1915. 8 u c. attys. Newman
&B iL6 Nassau 1t. 49,. notes 1900
Az, Q =, AIS u 2ioth It, .5N
sA.li-Mary X owen to Paul Dochtrr-
mann. Mineoia, l. /. Dec 10. , yrs, q
p, atty. T q & 7 GO. .l76 Bway. 5000
SIMPSON ST, 2 =, tsl.iO n Westchester
av. loxi0o-Lou!s Burnstins to North
Side Mtg Corpn, 39l T. l4sth At. Dec 40.
due a.. per bond, attys, Clocke. X q a,
39l l. l<9th ST.. $3.50
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SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
NAEk NAM NDRk InI.NrN- 80 Il

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
NEW YORK, NnW YORK COCNTH.-Otio
". sanders, plaint.ff. against <tuuie r.
sanders. d~efendauI--Tria desired IN ths
County Of New YORK Actor for absolute
diVorce.-SUinmous.
To the above named defendant:
You are hereby summoned to answer the
complaint In this action and To serve -
copy OF your answer on the plaintiffs a..
torUcy. within twenty days after the ser.
vice Of his summons, exclusive Of the day
Of service, aud in case OF your failure "a
appear or answer, 'udg ment Will he taken
against you by default for the relief he.
maudcd In the complaint
Dated. Sew York. November goth. iai6
e.. ". VI, pcliAIp. ATTORNEY for Planting.
ono" 4 T., - address, No. , RcekmAH
Street. Borough OF Manhattsn, city 3
Sew York
To the defendant Mamie y. S.nders
Tho fortgotug summons ~ served upon
YOU by publication, pursuant To an order IL
Hon. Leonard A., GIegerich. ~ Justice II
tho Supreme Court Of tho STATE Of New
York. dated me end day of December, iaI,.
and Med with thu complaint. I'm the of'nl
Of tho clerk Of the county OF New York
A. thu County Court House, Borough Of
Manhattan, Ci'y Of New York. on thS
3rd day 81 December. 1915.
New York, December 3rd. 1915.
Yours. etc,
Omco & T.. .. address, No. 8 B.ek,nan
street, Borough Of Manhattan. city o1
New York.
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.

TRANsrERs
with name and address. Of l..-s. and
addres, pa,iy o off' or. name Is omitted
Downtown.
tsouth OF Fourteenth At,
BowERy. W . "a , H.. ,.,oo
Marguerite J do ssb ne'i Fiat, e; ci ISsxlSVy
%n, s'etor ~ Miid6erger. : L seth st:
Elder, 80 Wal s,'',VVV, "'N' manor
ShmfSIlE IT. 81. " 3. i75 W Hester st.
Esther Ahr.har marr,s9h fea'ties TO
L.E NSy 80; atty, sam kheil. ss, sth ay..si
,lsiHs lrrss-R.nac Realty corpn to
Nov "a: att SMmeyn' ~, ''ens;
Bway ...... 81
80 So l!e.2 wAv, A, ?t9xs7.i-
Bsskinx RiJsc. n u Anrr U ~
$1,000 '''e' ~ D. "p'h /" m1e
-.
East of Fifth aS' between Fourteenth
and 10th sts.j
il Powell. re- to - Pauline Az; :As Myers % al
orr, 81 Chambers tt, $1,000
vc.-, s,s.
,w.., Nv sue.
10TH Ay. i,s 80. sos 80. o.-,oo
Jno + Curley to Barta Realty 90 az y
Bway. a g, May rs. lyist a,ty' n =
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SUPREME COURT OF III STATE OF
NEW IORK NEW YORK COUNTY
Otis W. Sanders. Plaintiff. agains, Mamie
T.. Sanders. Defenda nt.--rrial desired In
the County OF New York.-Action for ab-
solute divorce.-Summons.
To the above named defendant:
You are hereby summoned TO answer the
complaint In this action and to serve Q
copy OF your answer on the plaintiffs at
torney, within twenty days after the SER
vice of this summons. exclusive Of the day
Of service. and In case of your failure -
appear or answer. judgment will be taken
against YOU by default for the relief dc.
inanded IN the complaint.
Dated. New York, November 3eth. 1918.
G. W. McDDtGALD. Attorney for Plaintiff.
street. Borough OF Manlfattsn. city OF
New York.
To the defendant Mamie r. Sanders;
The foregoing summons il served upon
YOU by publication. pursuant to an order ~
Hon. Leonard \ Giegerich, a Justice Of
the supreme Court -; the STATE Of New
York, Iatei the End dag Of Decembce.
1918. ans r'ei WITH the complaint. tn the
Office Of the tlerk % the county Of Sow
York at IA" County Court House. Borough
~ Manhattan. city OF New York, on the
3rl day II December, 1915.
New York. December Bird. 1915.
Yours, etc,
G. W. Attorney for Plaintiff,
1nhVe n 7. o Address. No. 5 Roekrnan
street, Borough of Manhattan. CITY o<
New York.