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Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-05-19
Notice of Road Improvement No. Ia.

Notice of Road Improvement No. IA.
The surveys, plans. profles, cross
sections, specifications and estimates
for the above road improvement
--ow4 40 me Lockport- York Center
No. 3, Short-Goll No. 20 in German
township are on file in the office of
he County Commissioners for inspec-
Ion and examination by all persons
interested therein, and we do hereby
set May 22nd, 1916, at the
ioner's Office as the time and place
for hearing objections to the said
improvement or damages sustained
on account thereof, and unless any
-Ianlis are tl4eu ia Wr4Llng WITH tII1
'0untv Commissioners on or before
the time set for hearing said OBJ
jections or claims for damages, the
same shall be waived except as to
minors and other persons under dis
ability.
By order of the County Commissioners
/, w. W. Ackerman
So County Auditor
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-05-19
MAKES WOMEN
LOOK YEARS YOUNGER R

Attractive hair that is so fascinat-
ing that it compels admiration is sure
to make any woman look youthful.
Downtown druggists who are In
touch with all preparations of merit
freely express the opinion that Pa
risian Sage will double the beauty
and attractiveness of any woman's
hair in few days.
It's a real tonic that destroys per-
nicious dandruff germs, stops the
hair from falling and causes ii
to grow thicker and more luxuriant
1t refreshes and invigorates the
scalp and is the most delightful hail
dressing in the world. To meet
large demand Read & Wager keeps
supply on hand at all times anG
guarantees it.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-05-19
CITIES GET HELP FROM STATE.
Representatives VIII Be Sent to En-
force Law, If Requested.

The assistant state fire marshals-
there are 20 at command for the work
will be sent by State Fire Marshal
Buckley to municipalities asking them.
Already he has promised ten of them
for one week to each of the four larger
cities. They should be used where it
is necessary to appeal to the law un-
der which fire dangers and dilapidated
buildings can be removed, for the en-
f0rcement of this law is duty of the
Gre marshal
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-05-19
Now Intrigue Means to Embarrass.

Now Intrigue Means to Embarrass.
Words jump between antiquity and
fashion. 1t was but few years ago
that "obsess" came into constant use
by the literary. And now intrigue"
is corpse dug up from the past and
in constant use. ''It intrigues me" is
the phrase. And in dictionaries the
sense of Intriguing" to "embarFass'
is marked obsolete. Its most emphat,
ically alive.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-05-19
As He Understood Il.

A Bible teacher among the south
ern blacks, desirous of waking the
dormant powers of scholar, asked
the question: What are we taught
by the historic incident of Jacob
wrestling with the angel?" The eau
hous reply came: Dunno 'zactly, but
[ s'pose twas to tell us we mustn't
rastIe''
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-05-19
DO YOU KNOW THAT

Today is always the best day to
clean up? e.
Fresh air, food, rest-1hese three
combat tuberculosis?
The U. S. Public Health Service
has reduced typhoid fever so pei
cent in some communities
Overeating, constipation, lack OF
exercise, foul air, eye strain, may
produce headache?
Polluted drinking water causes
many deaths?
An efficient health officer is a gooc
community investment?
Bad teeth handicap children?
insufficient sleep endangers health
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-05-19

ment. Stored light. aeroplane opera
ton, monorail possibilities and gyro-
scope wrestling will be among the
features introduced by Mr.. Wood.
Man from the audience will be given
an opportunity to throw" the gyro-
scope.
"The Servant in the House." booked
for the third night, is to be given by
a company under the direction of Will
! liam Owen. For more than 20 years
he has played leading roles in the
worlds greatest plays, and the sup
porting company which he has chosen
IS thoroughly accomplished in the his
trionic art
Everett Kemp's Interpretation of
/ That Printer of Udell's' is announc-
| ed for the second day. He has read
this remarkably interesting story hun
j dreds of times for Lyceum and Chau-
tauqua audiences and always with the
same result-entire satisfaction. \
! Survivor of the North
j Frederick W. Maurer, who went
Pnorth with the Stefansson expedition
and was rescued from the famous
Wrangle Island less than two years
ago, is to tell his thrilling story OF
"a Fight for Life in the Arctic" This
lecture is to be illustrated with photo
graphs secured by Mr.. Maurer while
in the polar regions.
A series of morning lectures is tc
be given during the week by speaker
yet to be announced.
j The children's department is to in.
Il r i
Club, with folk drills, games and stor.
les. The climax of Junior work will
be a Mother Goose Festival on the
sixth night, following a short pro
gram by the American Girls and pre-
ceding the illustrated lecture on tht
Arctic.
Chautauqua prospects were nevel
brighter, and with strong program
outlined there is every reason to an
ticipate a great week.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-05-19
Enouuh on Hand.

Mamma" said four-year-old Mar.
gle, who had been assigned the task OF
rocking the cradle containing her baby
brother, eff the angels have any more
kids to give away, don't you take 'em. "
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-05-19
British Dislike Innovation.

British Dislike Innovation.
When interviewing first became
feature of journalism in Great Britain,
English leader writer's denounced it
as the most dreadful form which
American impertinence had yet as
sumed.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-05-19
Under the oiIcIn+h

Oilcloth when used to cover tables
will last much longer If the tables
first be covered with paper, well
rubbed with machine Oil to keep the
under side of the oilcloth moist.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-05-19
Daily Thounhf.

Mankind is always happier for hav'
ing been happy. So that if you make
men happy now you make them happy
20 years hence by the memory of it
Sydney Smith.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-05-19
Heart Beats IndivIduaIIstic,


An English scientist believes there
is an individuality in heart beats affect.
ing the handwriting to such a degree
that it can be identified when the
writing is magnified
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-05-19
How Mrs. HarrOd Got Rid of Her
Stomach Trouble,

'I suffered with stomach trouble for
years and tried everything + heard
of, but the only relief I got was tenn
porary until last spring l saw Cham
cured a bottle of them at our drug
store got immediate relief from
that dreadful heaviness after eating
and from pain in the stomach writes
Mrs. Linda Harrod, Fort Wayne, Ind.
For sale by all dealers.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-05-19
rHE "TRIBUNE'S BUY AT HOr1E DEPARTMENT
Paragraph About The Mali Order
An

WHY GO ELSEWHERE WHEN
Bruce Cramer, Merchant Tailor is
nere, dry cleaning and steam press
ing. Room II Arcade Building.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-05-19
NOTICE OF ROAD ASSESSMENTS

NUIILE OF kOAD ASSESSMENTS
The assessments which. may be paid
ip cash on Road Improvement No. IA,
known as the Lockport, York Center
No. 3, and Short-Goll No. 20, are now
on file in the Auditors office of Full
ton County, Ohio, land If any as
ment is paid on or before June 1st,
1916. no interest, will be added. AZ
ter above date assessments will be
worked out in the usual manner.
Bv order Of the Board of County Com
misioners,
5, w. W. Alderman,
County Auditor.
Tribune Advertising Gets the Best
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-05-19
wAUsEON REAL ESTATE.

Modern eight room house nearly
new with two acres Of land, good
residence location.
Two fine improved building lots,
excellent location. Inquire at Tri-
bune Office. 41-f
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-05-19
Optimistic Thouoht.

Why persist in opportunity to ears
hat are closed.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-05-19
Husband Has
Some Rights

The provider of the family, after
putting in the day at shop, store or
office, needs an uplift.
The appeptizing suggestion of the
evening meal in preparation is one OF
the most pleasant sensations in life.
Good coffee adds more to the joy of
living thon any other single daily hap
pening.
Red, White and Blue Coffee is the
good coffee for which you seek.
The husband has some rights.
Make him happy.
Red, White and Blue Coffee will do it,
Your grocer has it at 25c pound.
BERDAN & co.
IMPORTERS AND RoAsTERS OF
COFFEE
Founded 1886. TOLEDO, o.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-05-19

They do not oppose the centraliZa
ton of business in the large cities
The sun., 1916-11-30
East side.

EAST Of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and llOth s%treets.b
SAP ST. Ils f. 2.sSio2,?. Nov as-wm J
Norris to y Y Title 4 Mtg Co. 1875 Bway,
The sun., 1916-11-30
POLICEMAN AFRAID TO
LIVE WITH CRUEL WIFE
william +. Kuntz, Jr., Says in
Separation Complaint That
She Bullied Him.

The defendant'has treated the plain
TN In a cruel and inhuman manner and
has repeatedly committed acts Of cruelty
and violence upon the plaintin."
Sounds like the usual complaint Of q
woman seeking a separation from her
husband doesn't Il? Well, this COM
paint was Med In the Supreme Court
yesterday by a man. and he Is a police
man to boot. He Is William r. Kuntz.
Jr., and he seeks a separation from
Clara Hunts because. according to his
afhdavit. she buiiied him.
He said his wife. whom he married
September 3. 1908. insulted him in May
last at a bail given by the police In
Terrace Garden, so he was Inundated
and disgraced In the presence Of his
superiors." On numerous occasions, he
said. she threatened to shoot and kill
him and has flashed a loaded revolver
at the plaintiff in a threatening man.
ner."
She has annoyed him while he was
on post as an officer appointed to keep
the peace. his statement continues, and
In fact her entire course OF conduct
toward him. with rare intervals, has
been FOR a long period uniformly bru-
tai and abusive" And eo--well, his own
words are that 1t has become "cn-
tirely unsafe md impossible for the
plaintiff to live with the defendant"
The sun., 1916-11-30

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uT s1aisS' sI.s i Hw; y 4 az. AZ. " .. i' sii.s st n
17sth st. iooxioo-Eilsworth = Healy.
ref. to Regent Realty Co. 80 W A2d st.
Nov 20; attys. Lschman & O.. IS NASSAU non
GRAND BouLEvARD AND coNcouRsE,
W s.. 1911 . is9th st, boxso. llxSoxsl.3--
i h:sh p sySi.aas' .v % mtg 5000. Nov sit
BkYANr Az. sg.t . iisd 81. sosice~
SIS d itetn q. Nov "a; atty. E l. Par,
nard. ssi Z 1tsth s.........:..;..Sioo
SD Az; " = 81 Iatth st, soex ,,r.s ro
New RoehsiIe. n 7. Nov IS; atty. n 4
ALEXANDER Az. iss; gSnioonJShh NJ
1876 Montague ~ Bklyn. mtg sii.Soo.
Nov 20; atty. p r Duncan. i's Montague
oPbYfKlGG0 s ~, lis i;h ii. asxicS~
Josephine. Brook. to John T Brook, Pei
ham: n Y. Nov %; atty. Ashforth CO;
DAILY AZ, cor i7s,h st. ii.s,ioc.sSs
to Herman L schieief. Ssis .sd Az. mtg
$4,000. Nov rs: atty, l. 7 4 T Co, isS
WEST FARMS RD. vs. iso., n Freeman
e., IixiSs $3.50 SU,jsm 20 DoT Ync
Az and ls5th st Co. Inc. ii?o Bryant
WISE Av. isis. issxioo-Hy wollner to
Benj wollner. lie wiston. Pa. mtg $500
Nov 81: atty. Benz woliner. Lewiston.
FREMONT Av. 1ls-71sta. 25xso. 1ox25xsss
Frank Ramsteck ct al to No 50 Pearl
81 Co. IL william at. mtg $500. NOV
2s; atty. l. T \ 7 Co. 100 Bway....sioo
FORD ST. q q, 400 W Webster av. 25S
106.6x25xlO1. ): also Ford ST. n .. 100 W
Webster av. 2Sxioo: also 1854 ct. IS,
800 W Webster av, 25xioo-Philip VIM
Roos to Marie NJ Roos. Mamaroneck.. y
y. Nov Is: atty. !. T & T 60. iSo
Bway .ti0O
The sun., 1916-11-30
NEW BUILDING FOR
INSURANCE ZONE
Strategical William Street
Plot Bought as Site for
Tall Structure.
BIG FOURTH AVENUE DEAL
Traders and Merchants Buy
Business LOcations-S8O,-
600 Dwelling Sold.

Expansion Of the insurance district or
william street north Of Maiden lane re-
suited yesterday In the contamination OF
n Of the largest real estate deals closed
in that section for some time. The va
cant property at 100 TO 13+ William
street, a plot Of 30 feet frontage and 100
feet deep on the east side Of the street so
feet south Of Fulton street. and the pro-
posed entrance 20 the new William street
subway. was bought by n client of the
Charles +. Noyes Company as the site
for a tall building In which thousands
Of dollars worth Of space has practically
been leased by the Noyes company to
some OF the largest insurance interests
In the country. The building will he
ready for use next fall. Edward /. Shire
Is now working on the ana details Of
the proposed structure. and as 500 as
they have been worked out the Thomp-
son-Starrett Company will start the con-
struction Of the latest and probably one
OF the finest buildings that has been de-
signed for h insurance section. The
building and the price paid for the land
will total 1000. 900. il is known that
the property has been held in the mar
ket at $500. 900. Stanley l.. Cohen. from
whom the property was bought. paid
$4,000 cash for half Of II several year.
ago. Thu great value OF the location il
based on the northward movement OF
the Insurance business along william
street and the fact that one Of the few
entrances to the William street subway
Will be az Fulton street.
The sun., 1916-11-30
BUSINESS SPACE LEASED.

Spear 4 Co. have rented with Leonard
]. Carpenter the fourth loft at 8 to 10
Great Jones street TO Rosenthal 4 Gold
berg at 70 Fourth avenue the store and
basement TO Scharlin Bros. with Daniel
Birdsali & Co. the second loft at bl4
and SIS Broadway to the Harvard
Leather Goods. and tho hrst loft at
$3.50 West Twenty-hfth street to p.
Hutner 4 Co. +: at I: West Seventeenth
street the second floor to Samilson
Bros, and at 10 West Eighteenth street
a loft to the Rex Waist Company.
The Charles r. Noyes Company has
lea sed store n basement mt III Spring
street to T. Gordon n store at 4l-fo
LAFAYETTE street TO Henry Lowenthal a
foor at 4S Gold street to Reliable Smelt.
ing and Refining Company. and two lofts
Mt % Ferry street to Meyer Sokol.
Bastine & Co. ave leased a part Of
the eighth noor at 1l2 East Nineteenth
street to the Publicity Art Service the
eleventh floor at l32-l3% West Twenty
second street to l.. Rabinowitz. manu-
facturer OF cloaks and suite. and the
tenth floor at 200 to 200 Sixth avenue &c
the Century Doll Company.
The sun., 1916-11-30
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.


10TH ST. AZ Gorges TO Law
ssTH ST. n $. s25 a ID av-John Il Jones to
Frederick zobel. M7 wnrdweIl av.
we:,srly; : l. atty. W Bernard vanse;
soTH 81. d E--Franhlin saw Bank 10
Rowery say Bank. lsS bowery; .uy. J.
MoRNlNGsIpE Az i, &c Isaac $ Purdy
to Chas + Purdy. Noroton, Conn; attys.
Thompson. q y. ?Ss nway, Ho.joo
Louis smyth. 2R W iosd st, a. com
address, 1875 Bway -....,......,,. 326, OO0
SAME rRorEkTS.L"nis smyth, as com,
ATTY tf.oT ar co, Is" 'n Rway '"'ig9 s.SsSS6
BETHUNE ST. sO-Tltle Guar Il Tr 90 to
win Harris; address lis BwSy. 5000
i22D ST, III w-Elise u | Blumhardt to
Walter = 0urnee. at BAR Harbor, Me, ct
al trustees atty. l. 7 a 7 co: iso
v~EatMiLYEA AZ, n :. les = pyckman ST.
sSls' " io5th ST; address. las broad.
I.STH sr,, '5;,s.t'i' w-Germanr saw Bank t"
McGulrc. 81 chambers 81 80. $1,000
SAME pRnpEMTf=-same 10 same. sSo,ooo
\ Y to Eusenie NJ LadenburE. westbury.
! I; atty, Title Guarantee 4 Trust 60,
HAVEN ~, n e cor ION st. . mtss~
Hwny; attys. Eisman. l., q a l.. las
r,i nMi' sr. rs. iso' Isl ay-jal.a 4 rleo
| mann to lawyers Mort 60, 5S Liberty
st; atty. Title Guarantee 4 r Co. i7G
Bway ..,.,,.. .,,,., ,,.,...,..t 32, 600
Bronx.
OGDEN Az, w =. 200 8 Union st--wm V
simpson. admr, to VIM V Simpson.
Matawan. n J; atty. VIM V simpson, II
18TH an. n =. isl.t W wills av-Conrad
Vorbach to John q Muth, t0s W teeth
st; atty, y Y Title q 4 4 co.
SAME PROr-John q Muth TO y Y r &
Mtg 60, 1875 Bway; atty. same, ,.Sl.. 900
LOTS lG.-l6a. map Moss estate-N Y Trust
60 to Moss Est. Inc, 60 Wall ct. atty.
Harrison, 1894 seabury pl.,... 400
! FRANKLIN Az. " $, part lots IFS and
liz, map Morrisanis-N Y Trust 60 to
City Mtg 60. 10 Wall ST; atty. + A Snow.
pEcATITn Av, >, si' n so5th s,,NYY
Trust 90 to city Mort Co. Ii Wall ri
atty, + A snow, 10 Wall st..,,.......S 81
| sTEBRINS Az. . =, l25 $ lS7th st-Iouis
II Kieban 90 to Abr J Jacobs. 81 Ell
bridge IT; atty. j Mannheim. S0s
GA"RRnES ST. s, 'eos.7 Cro,ons avs
Richard Goodwin to Marie f. Barry, li&a
Boston I'd; atty, A J Barry, sso>
III 80 '2si E-Gaaaran,eei Mort '" %o
10 Methodist Episcopal Church House
In city n s.. atty, Guaranteed Mtg 20,
sTG s ~, 100 s, Ann. avs. :a,oGC
John II Maloney, 1868 Forest av; atty,
MXTTHEwss Nv. 'iii5-Minni.; j Douglas,
The sun., 1916-11-30
FLAT DEALS LEAD IN BRONX.

FRANKLIN AVENUE - Frederick
Brown has sold to John Knox McAfee
1911 to 1919 Franklin avenue, run
ming through to 1870 TO 1914 Third
avenue, a fve and six story fiat. on
plot s2xa6x Irregular, held at $4,000.
The buyer gave In part payment the
plot, 65xl00. on the east side Of Val.
entine avenue. 900 feet north OF 196th
street. Sharrott & Thorn were the
brokers.
EAST 18TH STREET - Frederick
Brown has sold to Annie Socol 9l4
East 10Th street, a nve story apart
ment house, on plot 39x9%, at the
northeast corne OF Tiffany street,.
held at $50. 700.
TRINITY AVENUE-FrederIck Brown
has sold TO the Macy Construction
Company the plot, 50xl23. Mt 1921 and
1923 Trinity avenue near 165th
street. In part payment the buyer
gave two dwellings. each on lot COX
1905. at 555 and 557 South Fifth ave-
nue.. Mount Vernon. KurE h Uren
were the brokers,
HALL PI.ACE-The 1910 University
Avenue Company has resold 1912 Hall
place, extending through to 1915 In
tervale avenue near 18th street. a
two story, two family frame house
and a n story garage, on plot 30x
1l0x irregular.
The sun., 1916-11-30
L0LLROPS TRAP BOLD "YEGGS.'
Three Boys Accused of wreckiag
and Riaing safe.

Boldly. In the middle OF Sunday after
noon, the safe In the Office OF Jacob
Cohen, manufacturing cooper. ?53 Java
street, ~Greenpoint. was wrecked and
riied. The job was not especially skill
full. but II was thorough.
Three suspects were arrested yester-
day who. detectives say confessed. The
bold cracksmen were Henry N~ovokosky.
2l7 Java street, nine years old Sig
mund Kolesca, 1877 Green street, eight
years old. and Walter Parxyk. 200 Green
street. also eight. the police say.
Their appetites led to their arrest.
They were In the midst OF a debauch Of
l%ollipops. to which they had royalty
treated all their friends. when they were
taken into custody at the Dupont street
public school. The police say the boys
confessed entering a blacksmith shop to
get tools and then working three hours
before they managed to get into the
safe.
The sun., 1916-11-30
FREEDMAN HOME FoRAGEDsITE
Proposed InstitutiOn Will Cover
Three Bronx Blocks.

The Andrew Freedman Home for Aged
Men and Women, to which WAS be-
queathed most of Andrew Freedman's
estate. valued ut nearly 100000. will
be located on the Grand Boulevard and
concourse at 166th street. The property
consists OF ninety-ive lots purchased In
March. 1915. by a syndicate composed OF
the Alliance Realty Company. william
". C~hesebrough and Daniel b. Freed
man, from Henry Maillard. The property
is valued at about 1915, 900. 1t extends
along the west side OF the Concourse for
about SOC feet. being intersected by 166th
street and extending to Mcclellan street
on the north. The property Is " blocks
wide, extending across Walton avenue to
Gerard avenue. where the frontage IL 556
feet. Its northerly frontage is 479 feet.
~ that the home will have extensive
grounds. .
In accordance with the provisions or
the will the executors are to proceed
with the erection OF buildings and opera
ton OF the home as soon as possible. II
is to be for aged men n women with
out regard to race and religious creed
T.. J. Phillips & Co. negotiated the
transaction.
The sun., 1916-11-30
Bronx.
Borough Of The Bronx.)

" VI " pi'Hh
WILKINS Az, 3, $50 n roth st, runs
Hoston I'd on curve inilox 9 AK :
Fox st Corpn to Mitchell smoleron, Io2N
K.,ly e. e.. % ISS s 4; 400. Nov 49, atty ,o d
ft IMsry KKssis to Morr,. sc a,osm 81 "oi ispa
Fulton av. oct III atty. J |. Bernstein, .
w ssff%t" Az. iasS. a5~3sao.EE.,.,iGIe.
i isis = s %!s 4 s7S s:sh Nov .;. j.: a'iy'A Ro,,;
18TH ssr, >, IL Alexander ay. 10 ioS
100 Mary. A Mooney 70 Eth Rahr, ala
HH,riissmn'ssn < 4 " %s -, ' Z ,tS,h S 50. '6m siiss
i7oTH ST, swe Bristow, st. hI0yio5.7.
k l::sTsF ~. % %ts ,s & aSn ssv E p! Atty. sp :
s,tTH ST. TsS sixioo.uran, ssao;airssi
SANE PiRoPERrY.Maria cerailo to Jos Jos
TsrT a,,, 81: sna f. ! H.ra.r 1t, % ss hnsS,. NIy
"Hnihony /. GeIienu' to chas l. sissert'
toi y ism st. SEPT 20; atty. Chas \.
SAME PRoPERTY-chas l. siebert to
Minnie 4 Geilen, sol + i7sth ST. Nov ~;
yNSIi.EENTliWWfE Az. ss,s. 7Ssicc..Faielin,
Bway, mtg $4,000, Nov 10; atty 1T 4
SANE r. p'RsSorIESRsTy-D.il,a Holding corn"
to August Elmer. 100 Riverside Drive,
rRosS ssT, n W. :. sio ns sidney 81, 7SS
races CSC 90. "a cedar st. mts a. &c, INs,
II: atty, J J McKelvey. "a Cedar ~. 800
WEST FARMS RID: W $. lso.s n Freeman
:, W Morris av, 5oxl00. also Morris
av, = W cor. it?d At. s.7xso,bxlO0xs =
James Dowds TO James Dowds. Inc
Wiilis av and l<sth IT. mtg 81. 900, Fet
~: atty. NJ J Sullivan, Willis av and
LEf.A.SSp Az i.7,. %:sxioc Bernard II
Arnold. ref, to Fredk Gebhard or deb
hsrdt. AT " l4ist st, Nov IS: atty. N i
sullivan, Willis av and ilsth st, ta,ooc
isssios-hinworth } ussly. ref. to ne
The sun., 1916-11-30
s HANDsoMEsT GIRLS PICKED.
One More "a ne Chosen for Aid al
Russian Basnar.

Five OF The six young women to be
chosen as the most beautiful in the city.
who are to act as aids for the Russian
American BAZAAR. which opens at the
Seventy-first Regiment Armory on De-
cember 4. have been selected. The COM
mtttee declined to select the sixth, so
all the other candidates may be happy
in their optimism over Thanksgiving
Day.
The hve are Cecilia Wright. .42 West
Seventy-third street. who sang the
requiem for the dead Of the battleship
Maine at services in Havana harbor. a
successful writer and daring aviatrice;
Harriet Burt. formerly on the stage f:
Nancy Palmer. favorite model OF Howard
Chandler Christy Pauline French. 20
West Forty-sixth street. and Justine
Johnson. one Of the beauties Of this
years Follies.
The sun., 1916-11-30
MECHANICS' LIENS.
Manhattan.

la&TH ST. 20 to "a VII W BEL CO az,
James Mclaughlin. owner; Frank se.ry.
s7TTMpn ' ST, ao7 and 200 VII W BsTi 90
agt estate James Rozell. Inc. ct nj,
owners; Frank seery. contractor, s7ss ~
Edw ID Farrell ct al. owners. Frank
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Adelaide McA Pyle. owner; Il A Carpen.
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Son agt lame. Mclaughlin owner: Frank
s7TH ST, ISL and 2ss west--Toni sIracusa
agt Estate OF James Roxell. Inc. owner;
Charles Roxell Co. Inc. contrac.
I5TH sT, ais w-church r Gate. CO,
Inc, aEt John Doe, owner: Frank seery.
sTH Az. ~sio-church T. Gates q 60, Inc.
ast Andrew Murphy, owner; Frank seery.
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60. Inc. agt James Mclaughlin. owner;
Frank Seery, contractor. ..,,....e7s 81
4eTH At. l?b W-Thomas A Reilly Co agt
John T Fenlon, owner and contrac,
I'D Nv. a:Ss.Tuliy Goidrsyer ast estate Of
r. d Farrell. owner; Frank seery, con.
sTH Aw, sio..Tuliy G;oldreyer a.t Andrew
Murphy. owner and contractor. -. u. 09s
Bs0nI.
6bTH ST. n " q Bryant av-Bsnjamin
solzberG agt Ronele CONSTR Co. owner
and contractor. VII 40