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Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-20
PIMPLy? WELL, D0h i BE!
People Notice It. Drive Them Of with Dr. Edwards
 Olive Tablets

A pimply face will not embarrass yor much longer if you get package of Dr Edwards Olive Tablets The sl;ir should begin to clear after you have taken the tablets a few nights.
 Cleanse the blood, the bowels and the liver with Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets, the successful substitute for calomel- there's never any sickness or pain after taking them.
 Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets do that which calomel does, and just as effcc- lively, but their action is gentle and safe instead of severe and irritating.
 No one who takes Olive Tablets is ever cursed with "a dark brown taste" a bad breath, a dull, listless. mo gocd'' feeling. constipation, torpid liver, bad disposition or pimply face.
 Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are a purely vegetable compound mixed with olive oil; you will know them by their olive color
 Dr. Edwards spent years among pa tients afflicted with liver and bowel complaints, and Olive Tablets are the immensely effective result.
 Take one or two nightly for a week.
 ee how much better you feel aud look. 'ic and 25c ner lcv. -iil drugaists.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-20
SNOW SPOILS T,R,
 SPEECHES IN WEST

KANSAS CITY, Oct 19-Storms of snow and sleet tonight greeted the special carrying Theodore Roosevelt as he entered the west to advocate the election of Charles E. Hughes for president.
 The only rear platform speech of the trip today was made at Jefferson City, Mo, where MT. Roosevelt spoke for five minutes. He called attention to the Lusitania incident and declar- ed 'the crime was the result of for eigners being of the opinion that Am ericans did not mean what they said"
 And they were right" he contin- ued.
 Several men formerly allied with Mir. Roosevelt in the Progressive par ty met the special here. Wm. A. White rode with Mir. Roosevelt as far as Emporia, Kansas, his home. I. R. Kirkwood, former Progressive nation al committeeman for Missouri, accom- panied MT Roosevelt here from St. Louis. Colonel Roosevelt promised to make a short stay in Emporia en route from here to the southwest to speak in Albuquerque, N. NJ, and in Phoenix, Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-20
ct in the west for the Democratic

set in the west for the Democratic ticket"
 At the meeting of women the Presl- dent was introduced by Mrs. Ella Flagg Young, former superintendent of Chi cago's schools, who declared he had kept the United States honorably at peace. Miss Jane Adams occupied a seat in a box.
 The President defined his message to the women as follows:
 Society is now organizing its whole power in order that it may understand itself, in order that it may have a new organization and instrument of civil iZation. And l am ambitious that America should show the way in this great enterprise"
 He did not touch on votes for wo- men.
 The President declared that some of the difficulties in the foreign rela- tionship of the United States have been due to the fact that other nations have not realized that tnIs nation was disinterested. When the nations of the world come to love America" he said, they will obey and follow America"
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 and Daniel Willard

Wilson has appointed men of national to the ad created at the last session. Among those named by the pres GompeT the Federation Labor Julius Rosewad Chicago business Daniel Willard president of the O. aroad and Howard l. Con chairman of the industrial edne ittee.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-20
WOMAN'S PARTY HAS
 BANNERS CAPTURED

(Conu- From Page One) suffrage par, Wilson is unfortun- ate that he ru. sthe risk of going out of office to tE same tune by which he entered s.ld Mrs. A. R. Colvin, Minnesota state chairman of the Con gressional union.
 Miss Paul Excited.
 Miss Alice Paul, national chairman of the Congressional Union, charac- terized it as an attack by Democrats. "The violent attack by Democrats upon the demonstration shows the seriousness with which they take our cause" she said. Evidently they feel keenly the weakness of President Will sons suffrage position when they re sort to such violence to prevent his histility to national women suffrage being revealed to the people of Chi cago."
 Negroes outwit Press Club.
 Negro walters employed at the Press Club utilized the presence of Presi- dent Wilson at luncheon to gain for themselves a raise in wages, without investigation and without compromise.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-20

Just beloIe the President was due to arrive 30 special walters who were to serve the luncheon put on their coats, preparatory ro walking out They had not asked for more pay, but when stopped uy the steward they told him they had decided they must have hfty per cent increase on the contract price before they would begin their duties. The advantage was their and the increase was granted.
 Mrs. Wilson Sharles Honor.
 Mrs. Wilson accompanied the Presi- dent. Dressed in black and wearing large boquet of orchids and violets, she drew almost as much applause as the President Between his speeches to the women and his night address, the President went to the western Democratic campaign headquarters and for the first time witnessed the details used in an effort to elect him. Senator Walsh, chairman of the head quarters, and Senator Salisbury, of Delaware showed him just how the campaign is being carried on, and then the President and Mrs. Wilson stood for half hour shaking hands with all the headquarters workers, including the stenographers and mailing clerks.
 Afterward the President had a brief conference with Senator Walsh and was told that a decided swing had
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-20
N v. MAN HEADS JAvIANs

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 19. - Henry L. Doherty of New York will be the next reigning Jupiter of the Jovian Order, in convention here. He was the only man named today and all though ballots will not be cast until tomorrow the rules of the Organiza- tion do not permit any opposition to him now. Members of the organiza- ton say they expect an Ohio city to be selected for the 1917 convention.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-20

"I believe in you as I believe you will believe in America. You would not come here to hear lesson but to be welcomed to a great partnership"
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WILSON ADDRESSES
 NEW U. s. CITIZENS

(Continued from page one.) no life. You must see to it that you do not hold aloof.
 You must remember that the Unit ed States has a great part to play in the world. Can you imagine a nation more fitted to play a great part? A nation made up out of the world should understand the world"
 The Melting Pot
 He said the United States stands for the rights of mankind everywhere.
 "We are prepared to understand other nations" he said ''the best men lost at Vera Cruz were drawn from four different stocks.
 q like to think that in the days to come America may interrupt the thought of the world. I like to think that the only things that disturb Am erica are not things which interfere with her ambitions but with her sym pathies.
 U. S. In Peace Settlement
 q like to think that when it comes to the settlement of the present war we shall be able to assist in interpret ing the needs of the future.'
 He added he did not mean the Un- ited States should have any part in determining the terms of the settle ment.
 Not For Conquest
 Let us never allow ourselves to do things against our ideals" he contin- ued. Let us never allow ourselves to want a single foot of foreign terri tory Let us stand by the little na- tions that need to be stood by. Let us show that we are not interested in the geography of politics.
 Let us show that we want no boun- daries to the rights of mankind.
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sAr,srED ~MORrGAGEs.

with name and address OF lender attor-
,,srH ST. :. las . ID ay. 5o,iOoii.
JUN ii. iss. -chas Funek to cha.
Funk. BY assignment, at'v' i.w's 5s
TrleAr GO leo Rway ,..,. MnS Ia Is
isi5-Anna Lohinann to Jno S'h!eS'"n,
Peetsburx. y j, atty, Louis cohen, ,oooo
SANE pRop. mise on fixtures, Sc, Aug
IS. iSl2-samH to same notes .sN'9v"
18th ST, ISL " n =, lssxssli. June ~
, %S 9 'a rin q s." q Gear 70 M's st No''' 800,
,sT Av. ~ ii n S+th 81, run. n ?oxw
ssx.osx W u. n .os LAY n o;,es
sG9o 81; & A. Hl' 10 PAU "i kun"s.la,, 50 ii
av. atty. $ sidney Smith, SO Wa,
RiNvINGroN ST. is.. n 5. .:s7s: win rsh,
to alley SKIS, Nav Is islS-Minni-
E,d.l,,tin, y: R,,ins,"n st 20 sI nayI
,sT IHsT II 2cs Z, n s. lilo , al sy, :5Sicos ).
Aug i. igo5-Louis Mendeisohn to Nj
ritz We'll. 90! E eo,h ST. a''ys' Ar.s'ein
GSERCK ST. az. $. 10 5 Houston s., ?5y
10. Jan 5. isc7-Psul shaie, to Benz J
We'll; st,ys, Well 4 NJ. . He.kman
SANE UNCONSTITUTIONAL and Bertha
Kaufman to Rosina Well, .ttysc;
june :. isOt--Isaac and Annie Boehm
and .no 70 ws., s'as h,nk' s..n q a. s "on
7 NV My W. A" -
SAME PROPERTY, June 20. isi6-same 20
RivTNGroN ST. la. n :. aax7s. with right
to alley on Norfolk Il and 20 rom
n . Rivinston 1t. AXIS, Nov 10. 1915.
Minnie Edelstein. 1874 Rivinston st TO 5
a,.y' b Dransis. -; Raivins,on st q 900
ID AV. Ss%.sss. " 3. so,5 3 5t.h ~. aoxIo,
Aug IS. lsi3--Harry + and Susan Fry to
Harry r Fry Thy assiGnmenU; atty. Isaac
v Schavrisn, ~ Court 81, BklNn kl,dup
WEST wAsHINGTON. Pl. $ W 5. 100 "
iSis~The Gerbsrsux 90 al yonkers, <
i. to Geo II Storm. 3ii W ssth st; a,ty,,
Philips II Avery. Al Park Row ,&l.l3i, 81
58D ST. SAC ". SIS. 100 e nth aN. :!x
1903. Dec 10. isl5-Luigi Dc Paola. 100
LIneoln av Bronx, 20 Lucia d. Mrnn.
i.sth At; attys. Brady and Reale. ssi z
Sd Nv. isss,w':, aoio'n ,os,,h st, ::SssS'
I Caroline b Carpenter: attys, Par.on.
C 4 Mel. 81 william 81, .:::...... $1,000,
tas.ioo.s. March, l.. ,sil..P'J Gro!i con.
struction Co to Jno J Evans. ~ Marion
pi. Jersey City: n J; atty. LAWYER TIL.
5tTH ST, 81 " IS. Ks 9TH Az, .isioo'S
leasehold. June I, isls--Geo l. O'Hare y
David n Boatner; sttys. Hil!Quit 4 l., -
REACH ST. s,,:. s7,I W Yves, Bwaiy' run.
s6<7x W 2S,2x n So to = 1t Q 81;
TO begin. Oct 90. ls0s-Thos d Mcbride
to Ger " Welsh: atty. Title Guar & I
&c; ~ bTay '',7,x';;n..siS 10 90 !,
Faulkner and ano. trustees; attys. Thomp
son q koss, fb6 Bway .........., s25. 00'
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SEEK HOMES IN BROOKLYN.

Charles T.. Rickerson has sold for
Mrs. Halle |. Housman to George h.
Lovett sl2 Carroll street. between Fiske
phc" and Eighth avenue. a three story
dwelling,
Henry r. Cain has sold 6S7 Quincy
street., q three story and basement one
family brick dwelling. for Mary J. Fitz-
grad to a Brooklyn client. who will &C.
,yry.
D. Raffelson has sold for Mrs. Esther
>ri'h s1l7 Twenty-first avenue. Benson
hurst, Il three story modern dwelling, on
Plot IONs6s, near Benson avenue. There
4 two story garage on the property,
The buyer is a Mr.. Stavisky, who will &C.
CuLy.
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LIENS.
Manhattan.

18th ST, .?o.2:4 w-united Plumber
supply Go aSt Ed.nyais c cantrscto2 , %Si
MS STHs5;N 'G %v. iIs'sssIIaui. Bsiaer ACT TO leo
Rather. owner; William Nachamkis' con:
cooIRrNELIA ST. a~sH--Aaron Biiiiow ast
Max KatIen,. owner and contractor ySl.Io
Frankenthaler. owner; Louis was.i,,
EHwsEy' ssn'rs' WSSrr.,Mi,ili.r paybi,i 4 GO
'' 81, Nj M.rsia.i i Realty Corp, owner; + II
Chapman Contracting Co, eontracoo
GRRgE!ESwicrH sT. eos-Michiael Torpey agt
chapman coSn,raetins Co, eon,ras,
.lsT ST. n, sosg = 9Th av. !5,iSioeST1
Michael Torpey. agt Chas n MaeNeill,
owner; + ii Chapman Contracting 60;
LIBERTY nsEisSSf' ST. s2-Michaei Torpey ast
Guaranty Trust co. owner; F chaapmano
pReo Gn.fSs',Ht Vss"MithaSi Torpey ast
Fargo, owners; = II Chapman Cen:
18TH ST ls,2s ". and Am $: 1875 w
Michael Tcrpsy IF, ch NO ~ w Con, 't,m ~;
ph &c, fyStsS:' 5so- Michael TTqrGss AZ
sr HG" re. ..4 s "'hi so" icsis i. soaild sssso9y
M,Ghael ToEpe Eos ass MT c s.nnl h,1sp'tcs 20,
sT ii" Av' " 5. whole 'front.' between ssi and
dAtn SIS. "'''' "
agt A6l sth Az Co, Inc, owner; Cornelius
,rtH sh%VS' ' al tGs. md ssa st, sos ", and
3ith At, ao2 w-klevstor supply 4 Re-
pair Co agt lGl Sth Az Co, Inc. owner
LEsxxIiN"T"nSS Hv, ioso--iohn Kohni act
christopher Keim' owner and contra:
MtH oE Nv, 7o?E smolIkna pInmnins
supply Co agt Mary II ii Collins, owner
sTlH 5sn mys =. whole front between ss tthh'" and
i0oth SITS, 200. l0xsoo-DMtmar Powder
Works, Inc. aRt Mt sinai Hospital,
owner: + II Chapman Contracting 90.
contractor ......,,, ''','..s' .*a'O
PARK ROW, 100, and Duane Vt,
tian Rlayer axt Union Trust Co. trustee
owner; Halls Hoto! corp. contractor $720
Bronx.
KING Az. 63l-Isidoro Marcello agt Rob
ert s. Besttie and Harriet -Cux. owners
Benty Contracting Co. Inc. cohtrac:
optELL sr. lsss-Mark. Bros. All, Nathan
Mesnik. owner; 3 sollway, c%ontrac,
FAiRMOUNT PLACE, -, 7s.s W Southern
Blvd. 2bxias;t-Ttle Guarantee 4 Trnsl
Co agt Ellen Kingston. owner; JohI
Kingston. contractor.
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NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

Kendall Estates. Manhattan; capital.
1000: directors, Daniel q. Griffin. walter
J. Graham and Christine I. johnson.
662 West 190th street Corporation. Nan
haitian; capital. $500; directors. Leon Zoila'
Max Blau and Leah Jacobs.
Ezarsky. Realty Corporation. Brooklyn;
capital. $4,000: directors. Louis ESarsky.
william Miller and Morris Vein.
c. a J.. Realty. Corporation. Brooslyn
capital, $1,000; diret,or.; EndoIf Jane
The Triodor Realty Co. Queens; capital.
$1,000; directors. Santo Bonanno. Gaetano
Bartolotta and Rosario Giaimo.
iN West asth street, Manhattan: capital.
$4,000; directors. Emma Uiimann. Alonso
q. McLaughlin and Martin
1884 street e. Morris Avenue Corpora
ton. Bronx: capital, $1,000; directors.
Frank stola, John Del 0audio and Michael
A. Cardo.
Aberholm. Realty Co. Queens; capital.
$50. 900; directors. Fannie 4 Noyes
Thomas r. Noyes and Celia A. Holmes.
Globe Home PROVIDING company.
Jamaica: capital. SO. 900; directors. 1gnats
Wohl. benjamin Marvin and Charles w
Steiner,
The sun., 1916-09-16
LEASING IN THE COUNTRY.

Grihen. Prince h Ripley have leased
to DIR. ]. T. Duryea Of Pierce. Butler X
Pierce Manufacturing Corporation the
residence Of Ida Palmer. T~anglewylde
avenue. Bronxville, for O term Of years
Pease 4 Gilman ave leased to Louis
n. Abenheimer for Mrs. Helen V. V.
Maitland a house on Weaver street. New
Rochelle.
Thomas 8. Burke has leased the dwell
ing at 20 Euclid avenue. Yonkers. to Col.
Stewart W~eatherbey for Alice q. Chick
Of Cambridge. Mass, and the dwelling
at l49 Tibbetts road for Charles kirke
Of New Mexico 10 A. II. Caldwell OF
New York city.
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Edmund Coffin is the purchaser Of the
easterly 80 feet OF the So foot plot
covered with four old flats at l0+ 10 10
East seventy first street, sold by CARL
Tucker ana Hiram W. Slbley. The same
'ni"r.sts hav" ais" r"sold q plot "f ~
tcc' adjoining on the west the site sold
in Nr. Colin. II Is going to build a
home to substitute the one he now &C.
cIp.cS On West Fifty-seventh street.
THE resales have 10 feet OF the original
purchase from Eugene Meyer. Jr., and
~ strip Mr.. Tucker has decided to re-
'errc to give light and air protection to
III, resi- a on the Park avenue corner.
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BUSINESS HOUSES RENT.

Charles +. Noyes Company has leased
a loft at 40 Fulton street to Frank
Bradford and Edward A. Reed a loft at
III Spring street to Sol Bergfeld. and
space in 226-40 William street to the
Whiting Patterson Company.
Pease 4 Gilman have leased will
Goodale Perry & Dwight a loft In 80
n Al West Twenty-four.h street to D.
Chavas & Co.; for Hoggson Bros. the
two story garage at 80 East Forfeit
street to Haverty's Taxicabs.
William A. White 4 Sons have leased
the basement at l13 and IFS Leonard
street to the Royal card and Paper Com
pany and the second loft at 112 Pear
street to We'll Bros.
Manning 4 Trunk ave leased to
Katherine Wragge the parior floor store
at AZ West Forty-sixth street store a,
SAG Eighth avenue to Arthur Greenleaf
and At s%6 Eighth avenue to william
Wooster second loft at 1871 East Fifty
fourth street to Alexander Allen, anC
store at 80 West Fourteenth street to =
w. steel & Co.
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lis 'ENOENS.
Manhattan.

HAMILTON TERRACE; y . .i'sn ,.i.t
gueri;e ! Kaughran e, al foreclosure OF
sTH ST.. "a EHHannah Gold ct al ast
r ,r,.F Of P; ,ns i,.n n, a. !'I ) Mafsa' OF
ssTH st, a2s E-Rar:holomew jacob ast
Marie Gallo e. al ,iortelo-ure Of mort
Osnowitz ct al foreclosure OF mortgage.
a,tys; Bayiis a Sanborn. ,,o
Emisran, Industrial Savings Bank ag,
Chss @ Kirchhof It Al foreclosure of
EH %sTT'sHns Srs4 atsy'' r. r. H. J. o .nS chr,.,l.
81, :s..-Hsnry Elias Brewing CO az, No,
VAIL ST. ii7-Ncwholi Morris agt Eva
Y G Hawkes. ct al ,partition'. utt'. T
eth ST, to7-John = Rode e. al as,
Breinchen Wailach =, al foreclosure Of
mortsage,; ATTY. : F~ruchihaniier,
lisTH ST, n $. a,o W 4th av sovloo-Mary
partition" a,tys. McIaughiin 4 Stern.
5sTH ST, III to as E-vireinia X White
ast Matilda \ nloGh' "i al foreclosure
VIM y Carpenter az, columbia Height,
m nsnn &C.; a ,a"; # G 'rai 'iiSFr''0'u'' %
10TH 7. n " cor Brook av, s:,7H?e3s
College av : 200 5 iCs;h -. %?ooN@ol
College aN, g :. S-bt n lhOth 81, lhoN
1864; 18TH ST. n e cor Grand az, 1908
350. block OF land bounded On W by Mor
ris nv. on 5 by l66th ~, on e by ColleR'
av. on n g by l67th IT; 18th st, n " col
Grand av, i00xc0c; l6,th -, n " cnl
sheridan av. T5x20is block of Ian,
bounded on e by sheridan ay. on n b,
Mcclellan ST, on " by Carroll pl, on = u,
l6sth at. " Mcclellan ST. = W col
Carroll pl. l2s,sxl+7 .; issth 81. : " col
Grand Boulevard and Concourse, 3d.6,
100; Grand View pl, W =, 100 = lssth 1T
i00xl26-Newbold Morris agt Eva V
Hawkes.. ct al partition suit; atty. T
MACY PLACE. $ $. 30 " Hewitt pl. %,
4.7-Marearet l. Var'ck. as eSecN, ag
Mary J Higgins 81 al foreclosure .
mortgaEe): attys. Harris, corwin' Mona
& Schek.
l7ITH ST, . W cor Washington av. a.,
i0o-Sarah Il MCPHERSON, a. eSccx. Az
Frank Culyer, ct al partition suit
nttys. Dean, Tracy & McBarron.
LOT q, Duncan estate, eith Ward tocate,
al Ruskin st, $ = between White Plain
road and Maple av) " Nassau Beck
man Investing Co agt Dominick Roman'
ct al faction to foreclore transfer OF Ia
lienl: atty. J Cans.
10th ST, n W cor. Fulton Az. ls9N2so-
charles Frazier. ct nj agt Cottage Realt,
Co. ct al foreclosure OF mortgage
attvs, Rose n Paskus.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. W =, ll0,4
Kinssbridge road. sx irr"s--Del!
Leonard agt Martha W Gibson. 81 :,
foreclosure OF mortgage; ATTY II
Swain.
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LARGE FLAT SOLD
TO WILLIAM FLINN
Former P%ittsburg Man Takes
Park Ave. and 84th st.
House in Trade.
100000 IN THE DEAL
Edmund Coffin Buys East Side
House Sitc-ChicagO Mer-
chant a Buyer.

william Finn Of Pittsburg. whose
,.ms used to be associated with the
~,.,l,,,raI AFFAIRS Of the Keystone State
Ian, who now lives in this city. took part
M n real estate deal here yesterday OF
more than usual size and importance.
II. has bought the new twelve story
snartment house at the southeast corner
~ park avenue and Eighty-fourth street.
giving other valuable property In part
r,yuent. The brokers In the deal.
tucker. Speyers & Co.. say that the
transaction represented total valuations
a., 81. 900, 900. This Is Mr.. Films third
large apartment house purchase within
eighteen months.
The Charter Construction Company,
pns a Bins, were sellers in yesterdays
deal. The house Il n OF their newest
md finest buildings. standing on = plot
lronting 1922 feet on Park avenue and
1873 feet on Eighty-fourth street. II con-
;ains 366 rooms with accommodations
for forty-two families. Its erection was
started in the spring Of 1914 from plans
ty Robert I. Lyons, who estimated the
cost of construction Al 100000. Now
the house is fully tenanted and has soms
well known residents. II Is opposite the
church and school OF st. Ignatius Loyola
The brokers in the present deal will man
age II hereafter.
Blng 4 Bing took In lieu Of all cast
the property at 259 Fifth avenue ant
twenty-five summer residences at Cap<
May. y. ]. The Fifth venue building
is a Ave story brick loft n store. OF
plot 49.ixl00. about 100 feet north ol
~Twenty-e!ghth street. 1t Is assessed fol
$4,000. In an apartment deal In 1911
Mr.. Finn gave this building in part "a
ment and took II back again in fore
closure in 1915 for S33O,oO0.
Officially the buyer In yesterday
transaction was the Finn Realty Co
pcra,ion. George II. Finn president
That Is the title under which the forme
political leader holds his real estate II
this city. which includes the twelve
story apartment house at the northcas
corner of broadway and Eighty-hrs
street and "A similar building at tn
southwest corner OF West End avenue
and Seventy-eighth street.
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SOS. sept ie-Anna etenser 20 Conrad
p mtg 1850; atty. jno c Hosnnins CsS
west Of Fifth avenue. betwesn Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
COLUMBUS Av. . 9. 1873 . s5th st. $3.50.
Sept i6-Eva @ santer to Mutual Life
Ins Co, due and mtg a. per bond; address
Uptown.
Manhattan. north Of 10th street)
10th ST. 1877 W, n Q, $50 " Lenox av. Elk
l00.ll. May 2~b--Sholom Realty Co to
Esteile F%riediander. 2Ss Ocean Parkway.
Bklyn. . yrs. 8 per cent; atty. Jos { Lev,
Bronx.
(Borough Of The Bronx.)
irres-Jss sousin Co. inc. to Abb Dorb,
$50 Riverside Drive. and ano. sept y;
due March II. 1919. 9 per cent; atty. ~
rR HS.al'ss: 's ~, s.: . cor ii.,h st. ii.i ;iiSSS
l~7xioo-Jss sousIn Co, Inc. to Abr Dorbo,
t52 Riverside Drive. and ano. Sept y;
du: March - 1919. 9 per cent; atty ~
10Th oTii' ~. ns. Is : Briss. Az. /. lois. each
5~oxioo--Chas T streeter constn Go to
isidor Klein. :se Chr,ssopher AZ: Htl SoS
1 Tisls Trust CO, iiss bsw.y: ,N..oo.
VALENTINE Az, = e cor ls0th 81. otoN
7ixsS.s xiiS. ?-Taroof CONSTR Co. Inc. to
City Mtg Co. Is Wall st: Sept ~. demand
8 per cent: atty. r A Snow. 10 VA,
! SANE pRoPERTY-same to Ekin Holding
Co. Is Wall at. prior mtg $4,000 sept !,
I demand. 9 per cent; atty. same. eio.5 %
UNION Ay. e; Home s,a 81 c ssi,'u !,
Lawyers Mtg Co. SO Liberty ST.: sept ~
due as per bond. atty. T @ q 7 GO, a.
,ssrH ST. Sa Il .. :6.iOo-a,eli
Proper to Connolly. Auction Co. ~
| Franklin ct. prior mtg, $500. Sep. IL
due As per bond. attys. Builower 60
JERoME Nv. Is, s67.5 n lst,h st. s2.I'
N.2-Edna A Patton to WIN II Isham
81 E SD 81. Sept s, due as per bond
atty, T co. $50 Bway 500,
ANTHONY Av. n = c. lSist st. s'.hxloo'
iO0, Pxl0O-Elo,se G l. Woodruff to Harr,
v ~Cs,aynars. sa President st.. Bklyn
Sept ~ yrs. Sc; atty. T q & T. a.,
KELLY st. icii. . 8. ss1loe-Byren Hold
Ing CO.. Inc. to Jacob Gerber. sts !. lotl
ct, prior mtg. $4,000. Sept -. due 9
per bond. atty. T q & T CO., a.
6-A yZ,VU
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NEW BROKERS IN FIELD.

David 5. Rodgers Of the Manhattan
Beach Realty Corporation will engag in
a general real estate brokerage and in
surance business with Charles A. Alex
ander at Manhattan Beach. where q
brick Office building is being erected for
their use. Mr.. Alexander was for many
years connected with the William p. Rae
Company.
The sun., 1916-09-16
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan,

DIVISION st. io5-Gurnee, walter So,
Ro~ery, atty. r Tichsnor, -. psrk
3D. Ky. isos.Ha5sIs Arthur II; to M Mir
so Hr ~. ,s sS nIa.f st Mayer Il. to saI. .' :
Harris. So Hamilton terrace AK
,sT Az. .7s.s5. c as,h ST, 's..s.iOo,,
Rieser Realty 4 CONSTR GO to Arthur y
Rie.er, 1855 T. ss,h st, recorded from A.T
81 1916; address, lss ssth st,;' %
!: A4 Ts;i" 4 S MSr, CO. 0iss 'Riway- 800
''s Mutual at Ii. I hu,1 %. Is S. ""at,' . !
ssp ST. rs E-Amerlcsn Nor, Co TO
ai,ys. We'll q Mayer. 5 hickman ST.. 81
sD AV, s~sI-ss-strsus Myron. TO Harry z
Fry, sss Sd sv; atty, Lawyers TIL. az
,qeTH ST. SS EEEsp-ran,o Mort Co 10
Jos G Levi, so " slst -. truS sIn,
: i title a Nor, GO. 1876 Bway S''se
VALENTINE Az, W.. 1909 lsl,h st, COX
im-N Y Title 4 Mig GO g. Rose t"w',
ass Jefferson av. Bklyn' atty y ,a.To,SS
vSLENsriSE AZ. -. 5eai . isI,h s.. 80,
vh,I%GnxTIsNME AZ. ".. h,Ss. ,sI;h \. 80
~,GI1iusa aV 70 S va i2ssSS . is4tn i. 'os
IO-Co.umb,. Trus, GO t. ! 1r,,I,a -ww, :
la pw. 49,. ...... SO,
a.. rH,r,EE ~ ~ |. TUUS lsAtn st. ~,
n ANS, atty same sin,
tR BOULEVARD AND cONtbl hSf
a3ai to 2anT--si.sfried| Landau :" fara,
gnn Mort Co. 5o5 Fremont aN' at'y' 70.
Martin, 5OI IN av ~ afstsi w"
23GTU ST, 90 E-chas q Brown and ar"
exrs. to Mamie y shaw. 10 L 33'.n ~
l,TH ST. o, lot 4OS. map Unionport, io"'
iOs--iAura Reed to VIM Torpsy' iNn'
Ellison av: atty. = Casa. Inc. ..i" Hs,.