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Maryland suffrage news. (Baltimore, Md.) 1912-1920, 1915-01-02
BOOKS ABOUT WOMEN AND
CHILDREN AS WAGE-EARNERS
ssT>HE WOMAN WHO TOLLS" was w
By T. P. THOMAS.

sT>HE WOMAN WHO TOLLS" written by Mrs and Miss
Worst wealthy ladies who became factory workers order
describe the condition of to 9o o4 PIP $780, Dorothy Rich
he Long Day. gives vivid her experiences
when she New York city and tried living 1t the
instructive book OF its kind written 9o5 3o3 $780, Two
excellent books which devoted part workers Mrs
Key Some Ethical Gains Through legislation (1oo5 41 d.
s2) and Mrs DORIS "What Eight Million Women Want (o1o 39
PIP $) Robert Woods and A. Kennedy have
book entitled "Young Working Girls" (1o13 185 PIP. s1)
NIaceans "WageEarnng Women" gives the results of
cation for the Y w. c. A. four hundred factories various parts
the country 19o $780, aeswOmen in Mercantile Sore
by Butler is admirable study conditions the largest
1o12 27pp ST. Buffers "Women and the Trades" of
the publications resulting from the Pittsburgh Survey 1o1 44o DID,
S172 prepad making Both Ends Meet Wyatt deals
with the income and outlay of New York working girls or 20 pp
$780, The Living Wage of Women Workers. by Bosworh de-
tailed study of the expenditures of working Boston o1o 26
pp "Women Industry" BY Abbott wel-tten historical
treatise (1ooo 4oS PIP. $2).
The following three of the books which deal vo-
cations by the first being the best "Vocaons Trained
Woman other than teaching edited by A. Perkins, published by
the Womens Educational and Industrial 1oo 200 pp s2o)
ow Women May Earn Living by Candee ooo sly "Womens
Ways of Earning Money" by Alden (1oo4 278 PIP. ST.
The radical doctrine that all including those who
should have vocations treated Olive sch "Woman
(19 29opp S125) in Cicy amions "arrag Trade" ooo
PSI PIP S125), and Charlotte Perkins Giman The (1oo
347 $780, moderate presented Sarret in
famous little vome CATER College, Wh?" should be read
by the parents of all college 1t about 80
Careful students will photographers in the New
Encyclopedia of Social Reform and the publications Bureau
Labor especially the report the Condition
OF Women and Child WageEaers the United
to consulted good library purchased prices the
Superintendent of Documents, Washington D. C.
Inc rst book to use study of child is hearings
solution Of the ChldIabor Problem" (1o AS pp S) F. K
Brown has written Through the Mill" under the pseudonym of
Frddy relating effective his experiences mill boy
9I1 ESQ pp $780, Mrs Van Vos he Cry of the Children"
record OF personal Investigations the South and North oo8 246 pp
S2) The Bitter Cry of the Children" by Spago the
eeet OF poverty on children and the remedies oo6 3 pp $780,
Kel Some Ethical Gains Through legislation has 100 we-wrten
pages devoted to child labor 9o5 3 pp $685. Those who
fuller information should Labor Bureau of the
Census the National Consumers League 100 East 10th New
and the National Cdabo Committee ST. New York
See also the references in the preceding paragraph
News When Patonzing Our Advertisers.
Maryland suffrage news. (Baltimore, Md.) 1912-1920, 1915-01-02
POSTPONEMENT.

Owing the holiday and the failure to get
sufficient number the Congressman together to form
quorum, the the Extraordinarily Amendment has
been postponed until the second week in January
In the meantime it is imperative that sufragist in
Maryland should write or better still, telegraph Mary
lands Representatives in Congress and them to vote
favorably amendment when before them for
consideration.
Maryland suffrage news. (Baltimore, Md.) 1912-1920, 1915-01-02
THE DEPUTATION TO PRESIDENT WILSON
Mrs Amra Sweeten Lead Delegation of Democratic Women
to Washington o January 6.

delegation of Democratic from Maryland will journey
Washington January add their the plea of other Demo
cratic who will appear before President Wilson that day to
that he give his support the suffrage question during
the coming of Congress- The entire depuaon will be led by
Mrs George Ame president of Columbia Branch of the
National Wilson and Marshall League but Mrs Ana Sweeen is
ranging the Maryland delegation This delegation will not be merely
Just Government League delegation but will include members from all
the leagues Maryland 1t hoped therefore, that all Maryland Demo
will send their and addresses without delay Mrs
Sweeten.
Maryland suffrage news. (Baltimore, Md.) 1912-1920, 1915-01-02
PUCK WANTS TO HEAR

An an-sufragst who public fight for
keeping from coming public If there anything nner
than this the history of politics. Puck would like hear of it,
CAUsE.-Menton the Marylan
Maryland suffrage news. (Baltimore, Md.) 1912-1920, 1915-01-02

THE EQUAL SUFFRAGE LEAGUE OF MARYLAND
rh. but the the nal sraa
headauarer, Brown Arcade
TIME beginning year 1915 Equal Suffrage League
couragd by during past year hope
full and full of energy for the future Although suffering loss
the death of their president Mrs VIM Ecott they have by her
recognition able coming
with enlarged plans for organization and work.
Their PRESIDENT Mrs Charles E. Ecot in close touch with the
National Congressional Committee of the American Woman Suffrage
Association and through them the league kept informed of the
interesting work which is being done in Washington.
AntiProhibitionists Are Also Ant-suHragists
An interesting statement has from that committee today giving
list of the Southern Representatives who recently voted the proh
question when that question brought national discussion
majority Representatives placed themselves
opposing suffrage except through their State Legislatures AS
they obviously rights question
their prohibition will be interesting follow their
the national woman suffrage question when comes up early IN January
Miss Gordon to Visit Baltimore.
Among interesting planned for Of
January promised Miss Kate Gordon of New Orleans
Miss Gordon pre-eneny suffrage leader in the South and the
president of the Southern Wonan' Conference.
Speakers January Debate
Another which all sufrags looking forward with much
the debate between the uragts and the January
the suffrage committee having been fortunate Mrs ae
ece ForbesRobson the of their and
Mrs Anone Funck of the Congressional Committee in Washington
for the butta Mrs Hale with her charming mnny and her bril-
we'll known able lawyer feel the rebu safe hands
1t hoped also arrange lecture and by Roska
SchWmmer who America representing million
Europe tor the OF President Wilson to throw aside do
matte convention and offer mediation the nations Devotion
all nations has earned her much recognition by the
America, to whom she brings message
Letters being members of the Equal Suffrage League
questng them Representatives Coady and Lnhm
urging them favor of the Monde suffrage amendment This
column that such letters be
PUCK WANTS TO HEAR
IAN anturag who public fight for
keeping from coming public If there anything nier
than this in the history of politics. Puck would like of it,
Mention the Maryand ~
Maryland suffrage news. (Baltimore, Md.) 1912-1920, 1915-01-02
Miss Gordon to Visit Baltimore.

Among interesting which planned for the month Of
January promised visit from Miss Kate Gordon of New Orleans
preemen suffrage leader the South and is the
president of the Southern Womans Conference.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-26
BUSINESS LEASES
In VARIOUS ZONES
Many New Tenants for Space in
Buildings in the Midtown
Section.

NJ t. Hsss iessel shoT roors a. - snf ia
L.st "a o. ~ Miller Mo-fsri- show rooms
ss sri 100 Frfh 10 Davis Rsnsch; ninth
'or a. y Tsb $50 e % On. sy'stsI Closs 20
front rsT c' Go fourth ION A. o. srd . Wet
.',h e. 10 L BacA Co. ihs ienAn. bein
,fg 90 Room so- % luroT Co. Inc store
AMI basement a. 600 Sith a. % y =. Smith
,ereuih lon a. 70 and q Ne.i e.th a. 70 th'
lts West ecu q 20 Herman s,hva-ik '11 the
store and nssenrrf - 90 snt ~ ttH -o'n a. 10
me BeIdirg EsU COMPANY. Manufacturers a. -
frrersf0rs r0t located e. 81 cana =
Edssr Manning lsssi oro,' On - n'nth
four - ere rev Wesf i0h Sree' bui4ns io'
Evirf Bscon Hsn~g seems 90 John iowrr -
The NJ Veil 90. isased ~ t'e siofy fuuo
ia A. go we' 5ls o. Opposite - ent'.no' =,
Wnrsm Myle.Fy 81 H,rford formerly csn,r o
"a. Cie~- Hoe Hartford Conn Tor Nrs-
Weiss - V Collins c22 V,si 5i'h A.. fog'
imes 4 O.. Ire. ',,.' n. a., lon n le'
West 2sth a.. - NJ Nelson; nrN 10Y N Is VS.
go :" 80 J. Minl.do7. ard ..oond ich n q
West 20 81 - 2 peUtsch also IN. sfor. a. !
ess-r,,nt n II Tss, 2ed 81 - v RunJon s.or, n
iNa We,, 2sth 81 % : L<C'kes and ne sior. $50
-, -.,t.d Inc sfh ION to 4 mitchell SCR
nsnu'ssErss ~ elo'hins a. shoNrnom Ine
tenant %. represented ty Frederick sou'hack 'no
Thomss j. Mclaughlin leased h. store At 1859
Third ~ 20 he United Citar stor.s Conrany no
tie stable and dReliing At az Esst tlsi -. 70
Isndmsn Brothers
ne .,or. at 10 East le5th q. hn bon leased
~ Barnett 6 % ~. Schwartz Dress Conn any
& T. Ruttsrly lcssei for tie Harms " RS lroQ
Company ico-s IN the new building a. ~ sna o-s
West 2sth ST 70 the newly organized Nooiian1
Steam Laundry Company Tor tsffo Of years
Pesse EIiman leased 10 Psis. t0derfc'd
pSboIl f0r client Tor = term ~ yeas. Tire sore
a. tie northeast corner ~ Liberty ans Greenwich
IS also 81 ifl Greenwich 81. store 10 Abfantfn
Miller ~ % Ns.sSu e.. or'ces 70 John J. We
Gotern. a. i23 IAbtuy 81. orlcs - " 7. Hin-
sen = 4 Won Hsrdenburg Independent DrAuns
Company Ufiiity Spring Company. and G X JOIN
.ou al SIS Liberty a. offices to = n Hurdnsn.
and additional space 10 Dsrir Y Moran.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-26
III eRea] Estate
JAdrket-
S3,OOO,OOO Mpolped in
8th Az. Building Project

SO square foot $4,000 3 loO that
a building 200 feet high could be
erected
"Such q provision would save many
from great financial loss, and u would
work hardship 70 no one because prop
ertv valued ~ such figures indicates a
district now improved with such build
inCs. or capable of earning income on
such Improvements. which irrespective
% statements made 20 the contrary are
excellent paying investments II prop
erly planned and constructed along
sound commercial lines"
Mr.. Moves says thst a large proper
tion OF the owners in this city will
be adversely affected II the proposed
lsw is enacted and. comparatively
speaking. but few benefited. He says:
"The original building heights COM
mittee claimed that tall buildings we're
dangerous. unhealthy and inconvenient.
This IS definitely refuted By the build
ius code committee Of the advisory
council
Continuing. Mr.. Moves says:
These high buildings are American.
They fairly shout 10 tho forei gner OF
the ingenuity, progresSiveness and
characteristics Of this American people.
Legislation against such advancement
without serious thought OF the damage
10 be done is wrong, and ! nope such
legislation viii not be hurriedly en-
acted II enacted ! believe il will
greatly lessen all values ~ promi-
nent points, and this loss will not be
made Up in other contiguous sections.
The ordinance should be definitely
killed, or al least laid on the table
until half dozen more important sub
iects confronting real estste owners
are settled"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-26
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY oF NEW
York-soiornon ~ kohn. plslntir.
.ssins' esro.s Lsg' 81 ne as G'n .; fors
closure and sale duly made ard entered IN
tho above entitled action. nnd eesrins ds,s
IN. goth DAY % January, islb, l. ne M
dersignsd ~. referee N sad judgment
named will sell - public auction. o, the
Exchange Ssiesroom. Nos lf-ls 'essI
street In the Borough ~ Nsnhsttsr, CltT
Of NeE YORK. On the I'm Gay o.
Joseph r Day auetionssr. ths premises
directed By said Judgment - be sold. ana
therein described az follows;
i,nd SITUATE Wing ard being n TIRE Fsrtn
Usrd. Borough % wsnhs',sn. cry count.
and state ., Nep York berg BOUNDED
and d.scribad a. follows Easterly ih
front BY clinton Street. Westerly 10 tbs
rear BY m. sroun5 formerly belonging 20
Drake 4 Palmer. north-rlY on one oos
~ the ground now ~ ATE eeicnsns ~
sid. by the ground now Or formerly ft
samuel Delspisns said lot being In vidsn
front and rear twenty-five feet ak inche
and IN depth on each side ons hundred
fee, b. ~. SAID several dimensions unos-
- less. the said preuises being row knesn
oy the street number one hundred seventy b
seven Clinton street
h.rstofor. conveyed ~ Max Blisnisc0 .,
a. % esInst Lerner BY geo sa,sa Aytss
i:,h. 1907 sd rs.ord.d AHs." ~.
city and county % Nsr FORK IN Liesr ia.
section 7. Of Conveyance. rag. 1913
Dated New York January "a lSs
sTaNDISH CHARD.
Referee.
pATrHs sASBORS
Attorneys for PlsintlT.
81 Liberty street Borough % kanhattan.
New York City.
The following Is a diagram - the rrcr
.rty % he sold: its street number 10 III
Clinton street
Grand Sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-26
COURT CALENDARS
fLDERAl
SIfpprhF FOtfrf


SUPREME CoUHr.
" 10 RYAN ana vs. Lank. rhus1siphs
b,l,r Washins'on. and leland. Minneapolis.
admitted TO ''.'ue nrc,s,o~s
Cnpps.s hans.s Judgment reversed
slls ISIS and cause smU'tst fcr iu-ihsr pro
- Ephraim Simon Southern r.. Decree affirmed
sith coats. AMI c.u.s r,n.ndeI % q Court for
LssleTn ptarirt ~ Louisiana
go ; = Jones. F. sole adn1nslr,ior. 80.
I,s-I Du-y,w Ch.r,k trustee. .,-. Deere.
rs'crsed With Soss. and cans. f.msndsd 70 I :
tcur for pSthH n Missschuseu. 'ot further
Hfo'e>inp in conformity with opinion Of this
49, Board % County Commissics.r, ~ Ciy and
COUNTY u psnv'r Home saving. Ram Judgment
Affirmed viih coats and cause rsnsndsd 90 ;
Court for District " Colorado
Il-,;,ors, suidiek Z lgdsnsn, r.'.rs.,i
prn'eciius' in contempt And discharge Bufdick
t;s-Wid.sm T. Culun'U s sans. ard DIS
ORDERS of COURT
3lo-T 4 Vaughan ins, Mo'i-- for iss's
sse-w s.sy,r e. air S Gray =, a. No
tlon - advance 'or hearing ri.r css- 80 10
il5-R.m,po Water Co CITY IT NYaL Ca.
ordered placed IN iunm1rs doct.l
u Colunbi. VII, o. c.rtiorari Er.nird
'o5.c M4cMshon % all : VIII o. Ger
-Norfolk sand and Gravel Corporation Ohio
Locomc,iFs Crsns 60 same
l5.Th. Ford Mc,or. co Donslison sam.
161- Akiesselssahei frsrid. etc. orner. &c Geo
trail q n New jersey 81 Al. som.
TON Schasrer. trading ss Mar Schnfsr co.
Mygsti = Al. same.
TIN Schssrsr. triitnE a. MAJ Schssf,r Go
CHEZ Justice also announced TIA, court will take
recess from February % Fserur, y -,
iumlE.iion. etc Motion to advance .uemi,tsd
at Lss.nvor,h. Kama peyin. .lc. =, Al. same
7is-U SIW lsbmoVich. SANE
writ o. o.riorsri submitted
5ss-C 4 Alton R/U s. Melton 70 rss'Srl
s5s~Y,1Oo " v,up n RiU =. Motor 10
advance submitted. 1890.
766-Houslon 1eru Central r RU 3. Petition
for wit Of c.riior.ri submitted GA
Alexander Ecc'es 4 COT 4 same
$50 EbelinEJT " Morgan. warden o. I :
peni.entsy a. LeaT,nworth Motion 10 advance
.:5"I<o VI FRANK " Mansum. Sheriff o. Full
81 { Ru1oy dong busin.s, under rrn nan, nam,
90 Petition To- grlt q certior,H submitted.
oTsn. - D.rs n ,o.'',I 4 J,n,: .tl, s''f iSr
wit q hiben corpus sUbmiusd $500 -.
iss--olynpis Mining and Mlllins GO. La . G
Ksrns Molten to d smis or ihrrn or transfer
10 summary coches submitted
iss-Goshef MfE coz Myers Ma co O. a.
Petition for WRIT ~ oertcTir suonittS
ssS-P = Anderson e. a sssdlts t,AnIehe.
dismiss or 70 transfer 20 summary e~sst SUD
''' ia southern Erpr., coz sshu q Al
Argus.l for plaintiff IN error. 80 counsel appeared
us|w McCos:h. Collector. ..clD Frat e
l5o-IosspNin. McGoz,n. eI-ruTiI. 81. =,
Al Emily l. Parish. .iecutrI. ETC. ArEunsn, com
menced. "a -, -. -,
Isl, pay lss s' Ind i' $50 5''q. IS. 80 2 Sd g. s Isl
le2 1853 l6i AMI i6J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-26
sALrsRoOM OFFERINGS TO-DAY.
Parcel. to be sold in the Real Estate
Exchange, IA Vesey ST., to-day follow:
u

p J. 4 Mayer,
ORCHARD ST. q -, i5s Csnb IT, - llIssf
et.lrss 5 sly brick tenn; ara stores. hirsh-
baum AZ 7 schlsehet'h e q any. 80, SsR =.
By Joseph r Dsy
5iTH ST ois West. $ 5a25 sth AZ issT1 H ? !,
Ieske - a.. atty. swain. l76 BWsy: rel ~ 4
Friedman: due. t2LsSS 81 taxes. etc 81 SIS
s,y bricI te1nt and stJ frame stable Bos.D
savings BAnS az boz. sef q a.; AUS. oaa'Sie
ro qs' s Tl.As go "a ,s.s, etc tgoia %
SGD ST West s. 100 Central Ptrh We,I ~
io9 : siy and bssemt stone oVE Mar MeCo7
D. l55 BrosdVU: REF Mcl0ushhn due
Nt0l1 % tsNts. etc. $3.50. 1890.
SIS sricS tenn, ard stores Emus { Mstthev
son AZ tnrsti,na oss g. any, q li I'M.
IN Az. 1851 $50. 2 cor ism ;, $50. 1901
100 thrs; 50 srek tennis .!Or, e." on sor g.y
Iork az Loovenstsin si a. 'c3s, S'fa co..
sle5 slS eS. taxes etc "-5
~ " }. Phillips
elsT ST. lS W 5. ISL " q Columbu. Az
l3loIiO0.4 sly and Easement stone dHlE; Catn-
crime : Hunter AZ y Parry 81 a it,ys G.llsr
Rolsion Koran. - Exchange Place: ri !. S
At The Bronx Exchange:
81 Henry Bray.
I4oTH ST iai ana 4e3 l.. 1873 81 wins
az 81 s1loO 9 So brk ienmt. B.eknin Consi-ic-
ton GO sgt Aurora Investing 60 e. al stiJs
Morrison 4 Schir. so BssJ: rsf J Bynes
due Sfl1e ~ tS1es. etc. tsc5 - ,,-..-
10Th ST ~ and 49, Y. : 800 ~ WINS
AZ So ssloo sty hrk tenrnt: Beekmsn ConNruc-
ton 90 at Aurora Investing 90 e. az aiys
Morris Schir go Bwsy ref. j h;ue'i Que
:ilJ3 T.; taxes. eic. Ss35 IS.
y; Charles A B.rrian
10th ST. $40 and 5oi y. - s5,.ss :, WIih
Az g. sfl0O sig lrk tenmt; Beesmtn Construe-
lion 60 AT Aurora Investing Co. suys, Morrison
4 schiN so Bvay. ref. J Hynes' due
"a 2ll g.. taxes etc Sso5 l..
10th sr sos and 5oj r. t'S Q. VIII. ~
81 s1lO0 5 SIS hrk teGmt BeeAnin Constrre'loa
60 AZ Aurora Investing Co Ct a. sitys. MOTT
,on & Schi1 800 Broadway. Tef. J byn-s Que
$3.50 81. taxes. etc ;sSj is.
Is Jacob " Msy.rs.
MORRIS Az. esS. IS 1915 o. lsNb S. = 81
1O1 10 s - brk tenni. " Rankin Az u 10!
st,in e. al: atty. " II Adams % Broad s, rei.
L Cohen due. 81 &c g.: taxes. etc. >-s5.
By James ;. Dono1an.
RIVER Az IS 100 ~ i5oth q. i'oIlo' -
frame factory. CITY Real Estate Co AZ :" :.
Dsis q Al. ATTY. y swain. l's B"sy ~ j
Bynes due. 81 a. g. taxes. etc NlS'f So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-26

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORk-The FRANKLIN Savinss Bank IN the
city Of New York, Plaintiff. against Belle
Bloch and others Defendants
I'm pursuance OF the Judgment ~ foreclesUrs
and sale. duly msds and entered IN me
bove-entitled sction Bearing date the 9th
day Of November 1915. I. the undefsgned
In. Referee In said judgment named. viii Sc
Estate Sslesroom Nos - and Is vesey
Street IN Tho Borough Of Manhattan. city ~
New York. on the 10Th day OF February. lslb
az 70 O'Clock noon, on that day. oy Joseph i.
Day, Auctioneer. the premises directed ~
said judgment TO be sold and therein De-
hcTlhcJ rs follows
~ that certain lot piece or parcel Of lard
situated In the city OF New York. With the
Nth Street. bounded ana described 80 fsl-
lows
Beginning on the south.rly siss Of on.
hundred and eleventh street a. point die
tant ninety eight sS feet westerly from the
westerly SIDE OF PARK 6ormeriy Fourth Ave-
nue.: running thence southerly. parallel with
Park Avenue and pat or the way through
psrty-Wall one hundred 100 feet and eleven
~ inches 10 the middle line OF tho block ;
running thence westerly along said middle
line OF the block sixteen lSl feet: running
thence northerly. parable With Park Aysnus
and part OF the way through a psrty-rall ons
hundred 100 feet and eleven ~ inches 10
the southerly side OF one hundred ana slsv-
enth street, and running thence esstsriy
along said one hundred and eleventh stgsst
sixteen 'd0 feet 10 the point or place Of BE-
Dated. New YORK. January ~ 1915
ISIDOR COHS. Referee
WILSON ". poWE Eli. JR.. Attorney f..
Plaintiff. No wal street. Borough OF
The following IL diagram of IN. property
20 b. sold described sbov.: It's Stree,
Number Is Sc East iiith street.
East iiith Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-26
Hester ST

Hester 81.
In. approximate amount OF the lien o.
chsrrs 10 satisfy which ths above 90
serlh.d property - - be sod. ts t~enfY-
seven thousand eight hundred and nftf
one dollars and tpenty-fvs cents. Nun
Interest thereon from th- 18th day of jar
uary. 1915. together Vifh the costs sno
thtrtv-sva ss-fe0 dollars rlth tnteres,
from January 2tth. 1913. together With
IN. expenses OF the sale. The spprorlmats
amount OF ths taxes Assessments ana va j.
Ter rates or other liens. which are 70 BE
SLOWED 20 the purchaser out OF tss pui
chase money. or paid ey the referee. u az
hundred ard siIty-ntn. dollars ans intsrsst
Dated New York. January ia. 1915
srANDIsH cHAHD.
Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-26
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
WITH nam. and address o. purchaser and siiorneJ
JANUARY Is.
Manhattan.

Manhattan.
BLooMINGDALE RID. cor l5lg a. esIe. 4
Mar Ryan, e d Hgosr Really Co lip NJ E1i,
Si.inbock 81 East lejth a.. s. 500
BROoNiE ~. 56i C. runs ? etI SCI ll.eI
L'ai, Ro s e, Gf;e1 Cav az BSiyn. No' p
Wt r slGi 9 a ia. vo,,. . "a 80. sO
Nov -. 1919. aus same Zoo
MADISON. ST. s. is. Rgt.rs A. - lI 400.
i Xxx ,mis $500 jan Is sty H. k,imsn
MANHHlf4N Az. e cor lcoth st. 2o,9,Io jno
SIS Sool' ian = stty' T q At 90. tio5
MoNR0E sT' e55. D isS sc,rarp.i st; 25sIos
" Rolhsien TO Hannah Rothsiein. 10 W.s,
rINF'H asP Az cor issth st. so,ics. Hs's8
18Th 81 lmiF $4,000 al liens. Jan IS; atty.
sAME PROPERTY: Geo l. Tish. 20 Ino Aln.s.
~ liens Jso . atty sane. 81
isT Az. $40. 8. g n hth q. "a loIis. Jos II
Loan 70 Chs. J King f2 w.si l1th q ,mtl
SANE PROPERTY Chr Eins 20 Hubert R,,iiy
60. no East l.J'h 81 tmis $4,000; Jan e..
sTH Az 5is vs.. p n go 81. e5Iie5; L.rsno
mtg $3.50 900 bac 81. 1915 aiiys Gsllsf 4
2srB sT n" :. rs "a Az. .5.ass. Mar, Dun
can % Daniel Dune,o. coru.s, A. ana Smith
- FT hSek'.'A l. ] 90 ing $4,000 Jan g.
stTH ST. ll3 East. 1915 Park ar 2iIpt
Anna n Taylor 70 ksth Phelan. ie7 west
ism = : g part mtg SJ2.oeoI March H. 1918
.tfv David kesne ~ West 18TH 81 800
IsD ST 2o4 30 East. l05 "a az iosrloo 3
INIT $50. 0O0i: Slsi st. loi los K.S, "a. 225 y
IetInrton a. S3Ilo22 mtg $4,000: Mar
Rome 20 Msrgt Brady. 2l2 East ioth It. 81
title Jan -. 81
5lST ST cor Be.kman Place s;I5t: Car 3
uoter 10 Farmers Loan and Trug. Co trls
tnis 81 900. Jan IS. 4ttys Gell.r. a n. %
Exchange PlSc.
~ a. n nsaey 10 American Bridge Co 81 Nevsrk
:, Hoboken. y J. Jan 10. stiy'. ssitsrl.e. c A
= 40 W.u Il. 500
-sS5, rist + $. $50 . o. I<1lnron az
lila . frntg SIS 900 18Th Of. $50 Y. IS JIG
80 Tr,,nrten sv iSIiO22 mtg SIS 900 Ger
tridc Vsnderberk 20 julius liahmh sons.
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TRADING IN BROOKLYN
Bay Ridge Lot Buyers to Erect
Houses.

NJ. wssi.r who's. house ~ opposite ne Crescent
..nI.1io club has purchased from ne crescent
Iiii Impro,emeni COMPANY To-, orc let y, 90
lo,.s , slso sold thres lots In SD st.. iscins az.
sySs,c club and three o's in Slsl o.. 6e,"een
S.-Sows az and Colonial Road. 10 buyers VIC Niti
t,ea f,,,ss Alferi ". Bouynse CONNECTED WIN
~. "a F-m ~ Olcot Grubcr. Bonynss Nc
W.nus. purchased for cocupSnct ,he a"I4cu''
49,, ., "a So, st on Crescent Bill ..
NJ. noors sod the three story blildink ~
,ss1 C;lenfoors ~ 2otieO feet. 70 Ir,hcs Ni''
ana tne Two stort dNeiils NJ, nou'' ."
lanes NJ HsVlsy sold ioT M RsS..sa ,o 70
Trederick rischlein ~ osS S.tiss f.,t
H@ T n \ Mathews COMPANY sold 10 Mcn"
E.uer 1910 and 1891 woodbine 81 Two III '"4''
esthoiseg each 2sIl05 feei
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Club for Macy Employees

.t. .,nlo,e. o. r. H. Macy GO hi'.
.o-o.a A. o,sshz.tion 20 he known as ne We, ~
C'ab and is', i,s,.d ne , sIss' w,,, ssh St
htsenlsit u. fe,, d5ors TO The eest o. me
Ms.y sstsbishmsut Th. premises ,,. W.. cent.
iens'e0 -. ,or "a. members In sddilon a
a.. ..,.,,,,"t win he conducted o. u9s''i p"''
~. "a A. WE'LL COMPANY nesouaiso 'he
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Choice Parcels at Auction.

Realty holdings Of several Oh estates az, sch.0
ulsd 20 e tcd A. suction TO-DAY a. the ~
change ssie-rccrn - Nesev -. b. joseph T pa
tmenE IN. parcels are ire northwest corner o.
Fcrsvth and Ririnytnn SIS ne southwest corner
e SUFFOLK ara Fast Houston 81. ara sditoe1'
property a. lI5-i-7 Surolk st. s. West tsih At
,t!..a7 West san s.. and $50 Wet iHh a.