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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-18
roLLV

Admirers ~ thc divine sarah pstn
harli ,s'rhfniri Frruth actress will
have an opportunity 10 witness her -mn
iinnal aciirs Friday sni saiur,ia,. st the
lHIN tH'airG vhsfr sbp viii srpeaf in
Jeanne nuis y uushrd phsiNti,y
pfdn'ri in France shcti', after the p,.
pulsIiiun h, 'he star o' On ariftisi lee
tflils ssF Nine n,rrhatii has rss. brt
tr iinr1 o. nf b-f Uafssf ir ihIs. the pist
H HhI.h shs set mNir p s'afa arts.f
rH.U
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-18
GEN GREET PLAYERS

rh' spring all Enrllsh-fr"bklug n,-
'iuns bfa celebrating In rlsl and pageant.
ih, irf.y,uiyuary ~ m" worlds great.
"f luU' Shakespeare ON FRIDAY eve.
u.us th, We'll known Ron Greet Wuui-
Url players viii present th,t author r
W..t interesting work Ns You Like 10.
boo 'Nu greenwood uI hc Country club
.Hn 'hr occasion Uf a.. ,..t mat.
i'f uf considerable interest will ty the
appearance ~ N'Ha Elsie il,fuduu
krrfns u th, rul, p' Up.rlui Il II
sriI thii INT ''uuF actress hNa that
ftft combination u' lI.umpll .Nm,ut
necessary fur th, Interpretation uf thi
''luN,i character 'H' a. the Youth Nni
NuNHur, tnr the ,Ifl.f scene, pni ih.
lr"u emotion rI ,Nu,rru.rd n'I.tt
requisite 'nr fHr rUrrUE uis,uusu. iu
n.. wr|rg vFn prlni. u iN, Forrest
uI NIH.u
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-18
EMPRESS

NHh " Erd and Cleo udsloy, who
starred together iu The gnId~n
chance NIll appear ags'n H' IN. l.m-
pr"ss thottnr tulot and saturday. IN
The Love Misk. laskv Paramount
western drama scenes dcpi"iu4 the
California gold rush ut W and splendid
work Hy the ,rsi make n uur ~ the
best attractions u' the season The story
deals Wit. the adventures ~ suuus
woman who fur,nl tu pan gold ~ "
lNiue makes uHN strike Hut h's II
stolen from h"r. aud dis.lisrs H,rsrif p-
u bandit ~ - over the ur" Tonight.
Mllir king TN \ Woman Power
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-18
NE RoPoLlTAN.

Elizabeth Morrill, and her fnyoritc stock
company OFFER "1ho Church ON the
nm comedy drama, Tor the week end
ON the screen. who's GUILTY." will be
featured In conjunction with "rhe Bait "
The story win appear each week in The
Oklahoman The pictures start nt ~.
noon ut the Met Drama vaudeville nt
O'Clock Show continuously prama
vaudeville tonight at $50
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-18
published in The oklahoma CIT, Time.

'lHNlNn'u IN lhc OklhholH tll Times
NIay lstn to Ji,lss Incl, 1850
Oklahoma CiB. okla
May n 1915
To thc Stockholders of the Monarch on
90
You are hereby notified that there viii
hc u meeting OF the stockholders of the
Monarch on company In the office ~
said company In oklahoma city okla
homn. ON June /, 1915 at 10 a. m. to
adopt bylaws. select directors for the
ensuing year nul tor the transaction ot
such other business rs may come bcfnr,
tine meeting
n r THOMAS.
Ndt Acting President
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-18
srpANo

IHu~Iar tho strand hos Marguerite
,l1rk m ihs tr'r u' PEGS, ir t.r photo.
production NJ 'ho famous romantic ,Du
,l,. Wi.r and Men tNa role dr,,'efs
iNa umHulsrt sui uHImsi,,iNirs uf ,..
wnnii. youth FRIDAY. \ nons Tr.
rh,niwrni u,,.p,fi NuHgnp. .uw.
slt with IiIiH store,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-18
optANtANp

'WlI''' rI'rrt uI wriu.rs eoss ou
Hi lTs'rlfNd iui', HHH t0uuruss ttl
W' an" NH'hiui'. With Ito pt
Siit" teH'n'inr Ni NUud bnd Nua
lntis Ms Ven Hunters SIfaassm
9th liarf' nenhs'n Muiicl us,ti,h ma
carr hss,inss. "i'ifu Fac. n.n," a
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ter

So the l,r. 'uIs1 fH.rr wore intro.
Uu.rl ny, su,.Nl. ,urtr,b acts seven
White Ua,tNIds 1000 aggregation W
.rr,u head rl. nU Tom o. Nurrh,
baritone. is assisted tN ibrr, capable
singers The Iuuf sn,k,fs' prr iu com.
,.lf p,yic. bri lltnpu,W brr rRusis
Van aud NNfou arc comedians o.. ~
tIrN,. former orchestra l,,d,r fHr n,
iNrir viii pht tho various sgofrs dur
IrF ihr special 'hrrr DAYS engagement
H. is here uu ,p.b'un
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-18

comedy, "1'hc Saving circles" New
Exploit ot Elaine. with Pearl white Ar
mold Daly and Edwin Arden. "rho silver
Bell western and Mexican drama
"rhc Man with the lIod" comedy
starring Madge Kirby ana Henry Kcr-
IMM-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-18
ASQUITH GOES TO CORK
TO MEET NATl0NAlISTS

ul HllN. Nv n Premier N.pmfn
lclt her" Thur-diy morning fDr Cofk
whore no H expected to confer with
nationalist leaders
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-18

Some Of the mechanical devices. fur
rlturc music cabinet tnd Woodturniug
rsoducts in the display are said TO hc
cNuHotdlury ~ he manuG. training
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-18
EXHIBITION AT NEGRO
HIGH SCHOOL TWO DAYS

IN' annual manual training and du-
w. tiic science exhibit of tho Douglas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-18

division. and m" domestic science DO
pnftmeut ts comparing fsyorAbly with
al entirely different but vcr, ronpt,.
l,uNNr exhibit
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-18
Where Case Stands

Here are five reasons why Case tractors are
bound to lead. Five reasons why farmers should
choose Case tractors. These five reasons are:
I. All Case machinery Is made at the Case plant,
by Case trained wurkmen.
2. All Case experimenting is done by US. a, ow
expense, not Jon,S.
3 For "a years Case has served successfully
farmers everywhere.
4 Our frs, gas tractor was bull, = years ago
not one year ago,
S. Case tractors will not become orphans, 1000
dealers mean nearby Case service
ANY farmer who will first consider these tca.
lures, then ask questions and compare the answers
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-18

Old Abe )Il1aI| lE(.Y3
!!3|!55 tractor S!a|

Farmers wanting know which leads and which
dominate the field reasonable enough because there
52 desiring place. and being organized
The best find which bound lead the
histories Naturally enough those which Oldest best
and experienced will ouve others
It's
aspe o
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-18

tors is Actually hr,r, and the farmers who are
wises, are freeing themselves from all the draw.
backs Of scarce help and costly upkeep ot horses.
but we don't want our old friends disappointed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-18
Read What This
Farmer Has to Say

II take this means of advis-
ing YOU that the CASE 1920
tractor purchased from YOU
early in the summer has proven
very satisfactory. II has an
abundance of power to handle
three fourteen-inch plows, my
blowing all being done in very
wet ground which pulls very
heavy.
More courteous treatment
than have received from j. |.
Case r. NJ. Co. would hardly be
possible, and anyone figuring
ON buying a tractor should
without fail Figure with !. l.
Case I. NJ TO. before buying.
tNamc on requestD
Hutchinson, Kan, Aug. %. 10.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-18
Inner and Outer Simplicity

Study the Case 1910 See how simple II Is. The
motor senclosed--like an automobile Yet weinss,
on accessibility to oil working parts. This Is Tea.
tute found only 10 the Case aud a few o,hcrs-not
In all tractors. So there Is no time wasted In the
busiest season for the slightest adjustment. Case
gas tractors also come In three other sises i2.2s,
2o.lo aud $500. Like simplicity Is also evident.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-18
Not Too Small, Too Light,
Too Cheap

Whichever size Of Case tractors IL suitable for
your farm, you can bank on us being the hes. of
It's kind In the market' made honestly and con.
scien,iously. 10 uphold our name aud fame Ia
It's class, each Case tractor Is a masterpiece EN-.
bodying all the best features aud eliminating ths
troublesome features. Why he satisfied, then,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-18

with lesser quali,yI
Why choose ~ your
investment a tractor
that has fewer Years
Of experience behind
~ Case has been IN
business ~ years You
would not buy an er
petimrntal automo.
bile. Then why buy
a tractor escep, from
a company long en-.
gagged in making agri.
cultural machinery
To do otherwise Ia 10
take an unnecessary
risk.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-18

There is little possibility Of your Case tractor
ever becoming an orphan You need never fear
being handicapped In the busiest season, for
there are 1000 Case dealers In the United States
alone and ~ branch houses distributed IN every
section. What II your neares, automobile service
station was at the facturyI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-18
Case-a Standard Concern

THE Middle West has seen
of minor concerns start, expert.
ment and quit, perhaps lasting
long enough 20 sell a few en-
glnes at an attractive price and
include the customers In the
FINAL disappointment, says the
Scientific American. Then
other magazines like The Coun.
Try Gentleman and Farmers
Mail and breeze. caution farm.
ers from investing In tractors
no, made by well.es,abllshed
concerns, OF from firms which
have no, been successful In
making tractors. The J. |.
Case stands this test.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-18
Investigate
the CASE!

There ate many Case supctiofites Remember
these hve mechanical features about the Case 1890
and make comparisons;
/ II is adapted tp all kinds of farm work 1t drives
an binrh Case separator, hauls, cuts ,nsilagt,
pulls stumps. pulls binder, does road work. hils
sllo works haybaler, etushes stone, etc.
? All its parts are accessible Suppose Tor instance
You want TO gain access 10 the main bearings
Merely remove the covers Tor access 90 the crank
case. No dismantling Is necessary,
!, All working parts enclosed or fully protected The
transmission gearing, tUt instance, IL completely
housed aud runs In an uil bath.
Larger shafts high carbon steel. heat treated
Also larger bearings
s Hull pinion ot s,csl-case 1zseS
hardened. Neu TO It sa -
high duty Hyatt Roller NnHN
Bearing W.
The sun., 1916-12-06
BUSINESS SPACE RENTED.

The n. o. Mills estate. which acquired
recently the four story building adjoin-
ing on the north the fourteen story Mills
Hotel. Mt the northeast corner of Sew
cnth Venue and Thirty-sixth street, has
leased the property to +. A. Cauchois
4 Co, coffee merchants. The estate will
erect a six story structure for the new
tenants.
Louis Schrag has leased the south
store at 623 to 627 Eighth avenue TO
Silvermond & Ocean store at 325 East
Twenty-siNth street 10 tho Kegeler es-
tate. and the south store at il5 and III
Eighth avenue to Frank La Plate.
Manning Il Trunk have leased space
on the twelfth floor OF the Emmett build
Ing, % Madison emu 10 the Modern
SILK Company for NJ. & /. Hess, agents.
the third floor AZ 80 and ~ Grand
street. TO Mole Greenwald. and with
+. W. Sharp, agent. the front half OF
the sixth floor at 3 10 I West Twenty
second street. TO the Natures Rival Com
pany.
The Cross & Brown Company has
leased the store at IS West Thirt!eth
street 20 tho Roseno Cigar Company
with Ta%nenbaun. Strauss 4 co. at 4s
to 50 West Thirty eighth street, sixth
''oor 10 the La1 Mar lila Company at
1880 Broadway. space to Charles II.
Jennings and tho American Aircraft
Company AZ 30 East Forty-second
street. space TO the New York Sales
manshlp Club at 52O-2 Broadway.
seventh floor to Benjamin Safer and
Simon j. London. and at 1876 West
Flfiy-second street, space TO the Mason
Motor Company,
Porter & Co. have ased 70 David A.
DOVE for a term OF years. the store
and basement AZ IL West l25th street
Tor the sale OF leather goods.
Leonard T. Carpenter and Mark Ra-
faisky X 20, have rented the eleventh
lot at lS and $50 Madison avenue,
southwest corner Th!rty-sccond street. 10
!. \. Harris 4 BRO, for a term " years.
Tie N"hring Company has leased for
a torn Of years the store at 1850 Broad
way u a Mr. Rosenzwcig. Who will oc.
cupy It for sale Of silk wear.
The sun., 1916-12-06
PRODUCE MARKETS.
BEANS AND PKAs-Rses,p,s.

BEANS AND PkAs-Hscs,pts. .,i.s
per 100 lbs. SIS; fair to rood. sii5oS
:lii::sss g.: f fss!s'i ws s,ai %sG,'S G.,i issais:
,G,n,s: Ii.i red Kidney; sseles. 'isg 20
m sl.i, ! f :So,. e. IT, EHsd; -h ~. i siss.s. Choice Ess
!iisl; imperiais. choice. Sii; Chillan, isasg
s.ss; ,pinks. California, choice; ssss@
Black Eye. california. $500 $3.50.
BUTTER Receipts. san packas.s.
: :sess'.l :sx 81 y: q Srs,. Is 10 ' Il :set 81
s7h q 9. seconds tSs to 81 score). $50
rs; thirds. 'a.Sssne:; creamery. pS,
;sHc. seconds. sshSs7He.: creamery,
held. higher than extras tspecials) -
sa7issss:.: : ss.ssscansd.. ' isSsss,; n ssifa.. "nS
ssc,; rood !: Prime. sss . ssc'; eo%@oSn
frsts, Ssn Gsliic.; lower grades. 81 q SSc.;
imitation sreamery; nrss,; ssna~hs:;
Saske.: lower srsd.s. sagsss:; PACK.
ing stock. current make. No. 1, 29hc.; No.
2. 2sh o acc: lower grades. am 0ssc.
uS SME E,IE. ds;. S.;a. i :s.S boxes : sts.s,
.se.; .verss. fancy, siGs4Hc,; fresh. col.
ored. specials. 2ta2thc.; white. specials.
sS,,s so' .ys4. .v; ;sns,. f."Sy ! az
twins. held. specials alX0aSc.; fresh. spe,
Gals, i!6?!Ac.;. average fancy. .sb 20
single d Sasesai fancy es,o Is sBiSf's: al al YVES.
milk. held: twins. fancy. ,ix o s5e.; double
a5c.; Young Americas. ASK Ga5hc.: state.
skins. held; specials, ,oh 02ici current
grades. ~ 17c.
COTTONsEED On-Market only moder-
ately active. sales being 1880 barrels.
Prices showed an easier tone despite hrm-
sell on decline In cotton market. Final
prices 8 to . points net lower. Reports
from the South indicated . quiet demand
for crude with prices steady. Range Of
prices:
The sun., 1916-12-06
STORM OVER BANK DEAL.
Bronx Real ESTATE Man aud Rank
Trustees Don't Agree on Safe.

Controversy which may lead To suits
foT restitution has started IN Tie Bronx
over the exchange last spring OF tho
property OF the Tw"nty-ihird Ward Bank
for that Of the North Side Board Of
Trade. Albert l. Davis, former prcsI-
dent of the Board OF Trade and y large
stpckholdcr In the NORTH side Rolld ur
Trade building COMPANY. said yesterday
that the taking of the bank property at
the corner OF Third avenue ana 13Ith
street represented n loss OF s33,i0O to
the building company.
There was n stormy meeting OF the
stockholders In the Board OF Trade
Building Company on Monday, nj which
former supreme Court Justice Charles
T. Mncl.eau, representing Jordan l.
Mott interests, denounced the deal aud
Francis y. liowlani protested that the
sale should no, he made because the
BOARD Of Tardc Building at Third ave.
u and l37th street would increase.
largely In value. j, Clarence Davies an
Charles W. Iugdrt favored tho trade.
The charge was made at the meeting
that directors OF the building COMPANY
who are also trustees OF tho bank made
the swap.
The sun., 1916-12-06

s:'|:;ss y: a ::s g. ... a; FL s /: : :s; I: ~ 81
&c; spring. dry pici.d. osh.r. Western.
s ".. 10 LBS; ' s.' over, % Ss S27c .a,i Tsn.
land young hens. scaided, .s7c. cHICkENs--
i. Ti'1 Il q IL. P 70 dos. an. N 70 under der Is. sSei; 1874 s,sz
&c. &c., s s2.4s i iS . i 49, s s.1 i 49,. , !s.'
sizes iS.c. les. than sSov. prices. Dc:
S Ssss'': ia a. sS sSa., 4. s sss1 H.. s.,; sss; !;
and over ssas' 1 lss: i irs.h. - ss sS:. az az p &c ID,
Be- s. e S SsI;. g g & PF .ss.Si1sSi:. i $i|i
1 %ils m i.d, m %:!fSis. !: sl. 3 ssi s5s f g .s,: vi:
70 rs Is. e d Ds psIr. rs IS > I: g r. r., 70 e Hs'r' ~ sss e s.ii:
sie.;. mixed .sissts. Ei4aiHe.; corn ..f.d..
"a lbs to pair, a.e,; 2 lb.. TO pair. Isxc.;
s5st he ) no az Be'T p,ie Ned: m missd wsisS.:.. isssss..:
~ S0T p ! s Ssio 5 sn IS. M .Ss cSer. 's so p.li. : a iSs'
ed. bfoil.rs; gee mixed weights, ist9
Western. .esId.d, sfoiisi.. ~ st3sc;''; J s' lbs.
and over. 2l92lhc.; mixed weights. 1sr1
a inEi; , sSp iss. ifo ;wS'la.ai %is' dry T Dssa.d,
S cor :eI ,sS iies corp Fo 5sai .@sl'; so Sry ples snS
s ~ ana sc SyfE Is iSS.a. 'i is'4 s siS siet' sad e g
iss,: 'e Western. tsfsh' a ss,e S'e iS.' s snS fs over ~ to
a91en; sry picked. 49, Ssis:; sS;t7 lS.:,
packed; Western; GSoI,ssiiy.' ary; picked. I
Si5e.; southern and isoa,hwes,ern, large,
iiS;i :mall' .e, Idea i SSs.a'rY H.e ohio .m and
, mali. i Iissl M Du ! ' xNp aiEliEsssf f. lfs:;
paiAf fancy y ! iss sIa! DUCK duck. y western, $500 500 |.
lbs. and over 70 dozen, ieeisc.; under az
t "a e f. Se,.' Il Il : 2 l lss. ss:::; Ti ;sSe;i i. :s:..
pee. 70 ,si%i icy . iss: sSuxBs..Pti%.''
g. SoSe;S'; SYuil'; eos 2 800; GTiNEAs9,
LOO; 2 lbs to pair, per pair. '5c.
on tracks. ~ uniosded. Fair demand for
prime heavy fowls. but poorer grades Of
fowls and most all grades OF chickens SELL
ing slowly. stock put out at open prices.
~; family, ssodss. shor, clear, tsoas2.
Beef steady; mess. t:sq2sso; family.
ii maj. mess. s sssS:s; ' ps:s.sd 'i sS:. ; a;m:
hacons: i3,.c.. $50 lbs, issc: ieo lbs.
meats-Pickled bellies dull: 10 lbs. lee:
IL lbs. l6c.; IL lbs. lee: picked hams
steady. I'm Vlsc. Tailow quiet: special.
iss'c city; iie:; country; lisSiiSe:
lard steady. II Use: renned lard steady:
Continent. Gslb: South America. eis65;
Brazil kegs. 1885; compound quiet. IAN 70
lSsc. stearine quiet: oleo. lS0l5hc city
lard stearine, lsdlskc.
MISUNDERSTANDING, prime. per pair.
sOc;; iced. aog 25 Inferior. ibGlsc.:
jacks. 40 q coo.
RlCE-Dome,tic screenings. ~ uskc.;
medium, ~ u5c.: head. tk05c.. fancy
mead. bNg5hc.: extra fancy. 81 u Sc. /.
Japan. +hc.; Blue Rose. enc.
SUGAR fUTUREs-Market ruled outlet.
After opening unchanged TO a decline OF 3
points values sagged further on scattered
trade and Wall Street selling, the close
showing net declines Of 4 to 7 points. Sales,
$500 tons. Range of pricss:
The sun., 1916-12-06
COUNTESS FIGHTS INCOME TAX.
TITLED American Girl Contends she
IL Subject Of France,

PHiLApELPHIA, Dec. Whether Titled
American heircsses living abroad and
having sources Of income I'm this coun-
try are exempt from the obligations OF
the Federal income tax statute, was a
point OF law raised by Countess Emily
r. de Candy of Paris. daughter OF the
late John Jacob Ridge way of this city,
In the United States District Court here
to-day through counsel. Judge Dlckin-
son reserved decision.
The Countess contends that as n
French subject by virtue Of her marriage
n a resident OF France she Is exempt
from the assessment. Assistant United
states District Attorney Sterrett said
mat the securities from which the
Countess derived The income and on
which a tax OF $l.776,62 was paid under
protest In 1918, have been continuously
IN the possession of the trustee and that
the Countess income has been paid in
American money.
The sun., 1916-12-06
GETS BACK OLD HOMESTEAD.

The Remsen property. at 3 Remsen
street. near Church avenue. one OF the
oldest landmarks OF Flatbush. was sold
yesterday in a foreclosure suit at the
Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange by Will
lam +. Rae. a%uctloneer. TIE parcel
contains about twenty-five lots and was
owned by Harry Kiefer. a tinsmlth. liv-
ing In New Jersey. The property was
bid in for $s,s75 by Charles A. Rcmsen.
one of the plaintiffs In the action. Part
OF the old homestead stu remains on the
property. The original building Is said
to be about 1875 years old. The property
measures 1919 feet on Remsen street
n extends back 3si.7 feet on one side
and Gill feet OF the other side TO East
Fifty-ninth street. Thu width on East
Forty-ninth street is 1916.
The sun., 1916-12-06
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Washington Heights Site and
Dwelling Sold-Plot Will
Be Improved.
BANK LEASES ON 18TH ST.
Marble Front Branch for Corn
Exchange Bank-Buying in
tho Suburbs Good.

Real estate trading yesterday devel-
oped . demand for small properties Of
no particular value. A parcel In the
Heights section. part OF the old Jumel
estate holdings. was sold presumably for
improvement with an apartment house
Of the type popular on washington
Heights. In the same section a dwelling
was sold by . savings bank to a buyer
who bought an adjoining parcel from
the same institution several weeks ago.
The sun., 1916-12-06
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan,

SAP ST. Eli w-Lawyers Mort Co TO Dry
PSsE a SAY c in'i9; AL R~ay; atty; Ti ncc
Bank to Hugh N Inmsn and sno. exrs:
st,ys. shiiand & Hedges. i!s Broad;
I'd Nv. t5S; ca,harin. st. . .. aSt Il n
=; SA amea,c at; Mosi Co SoH e c,d.t 9 St, br s,sy.'
bowers 4 :, IS cedar ,.'''.... 5000
SAME PRoPERTY-UnIon Trust Co OF
Ny to Harris ID Colt. 5i9 Park av. trus:
18TH ST, 200 w Sergeant Cram AMI
sno. trus. TO Charlotte W Fowler. :s Il
18th st; atty. Lawyers T 4 T Co. $50
10Th ST. 20; E.Mary Il Kerr,san and
ano. trns. TO Alice l. Burke. 3t7i Bway:
LEMON Kv As : 3 cor rwsS' .t-Ma,,le y
James. indy and eNtrx. to Emigrant In
dust say Bank attys, X a l. j o'Gor.
Az. A, i7O-72-Max Lipmsn and ano 10
Wanetts Realty. Co, sos W l62d ct;
a,iys, Lachman & O. IS Nassau st. 800
Rale; sal Kelly ct, Bronx, atty. Jos p
INA Msfd: : Wl?,ih .,;:..r.;:.:::..i5leo
"sr smi IT. - W ,:d s': a p 1" T 6 e + Fs SS.
BRoADwAY. sio.scima Nj Russell to Ida
levy. lSs ienNoN S' atty. Maxwell
Henry ST thy ] Reel and ,go syr'
DIVA" - Bronx. ''''''-''''''
Lors as and 81. part 100 e. loi, map VIM
Z NJ Zbor1wskl--woh.f srtn Realty Co q,
atty. Title - & r 60, l76 Bway.......sl
GRAND BLND 4 CoNCOuRSE. n W 9 Echo
pi-ri;ls g 4 T Co to Julius Diehl. 81
Riverside Drive: atty. Title q a. r Go.
l.o Bway......... ....,,.... fla, goo
DAILY Az. c lT9th st-Ruth 4 John
stone to Guar Mtg Co. 200 Bway: ATTY,
Guaranteed Mtg Co, 200 Bwsy. sis. 900
W~AsHlNGToN Az. 9 =, ia n l7,h st
George W Murray, trus. 70 Lawyers Mtg
Co. s., Liberty st, atty. Lawyers Mtg @.
cRIfsT;oSS SAv.. .:5s.sc.-wiiiii. W Vince II;USo
trus, TO Title q & r Co. l7s Bway: atty.
Title Il & n Co. l76 Bwsy. nm. 8 5000
The sun., 1916-12-06
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address o, lender
attorney

' q hofiS ahi dAll'HS hl 4enQef y
18Th ST. sos w-Pstrlo% II Leahon 10
Nilhelmina Roesa. RichGyond Iinl, r ~
q atty. Title Guar & T 90. l7f
SAME PiR;oP;ERirY- same to char. ute W
Fowler. atty. Ira II stewart ais
uSTH ST. n 8. 500 W sd sv-Atse NJ
Thehau to Jno q Thebsu. SO Clinton ri,
Bronx atty. Matthew Daley, 10 william
i.sTH ST, -. i1 " 81 av.i.asc iieiproop
to Eleanor N Stewart, e1trx. Will Daniel
M9Tsn' :a'i,nsd Of record without pgyoo-
prems Court; atty. Edw W Murphy, Az
sri Xv. 3, .s.iii 5 sem at. sub, 4, .s'g pe
stricthon~ affecting the rear :5 Il OF said
lot sSn'rinsd II DEED recorded n Gh ses,
attys' l. Il l j Joseph. la5
:erH ST; 5 $, $40 on ay Gratc Cop,
u Crawford, s23 W itth 81, atty. u !
Lewis, 10 William 49,
o6erle TO the Fifth Ave Bank atty. VIM
iStS oos ST. 5 ~ W tAahabor ay-Rridse,
Equitable Life Assn Soc of the l. :.
atty. Lawyers 7 & 7 co. $50 Broad.
BOUNDED ; e. front by 'Gre.nwtnh 81,
> W by Cedar st, II " ~ house and land
~ Winthrop, 6'ytlx5tN3l-Harry 4 4
HoPninser. eSrs; attys, Fresslngcr & y,
81 Wal. st".......,..,...,...sIo o6
$ iolst. st-Gianbatlsts 4 Maria Gauxza
to Louis ]. seaman, :47 18th sv; attys,
Week, Bros Is William 49,, SIS. 900
Thompson, lsi Madison pI, WidgewSo5'
~ to Alice ilarmcr, trustee. $50 "
SAME PROPERTY same to ,,mcc siiISo
spEouis, II 4 $. ! Madison av. $1,000
SAME fRoPERTi.Sa sam" to Hugh