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HINTS

The laboratories have put into the
hands of physicians q new and effec.
tive weapon TO use in the war against
preyentable disease. This Is the Shick
test for diphtheria. 1t is a simple,
safe test, the result of research work
by Prof. Shick, of Vienna, which shows
whether a given person has diph.
iberia or not.
The results OF its use are already ap.
parent. Through its use physicians
are now reasonably certain that so
per cent. Of the now born, so TO 60
per cent. of adults are naturally i'm.
mune from diphtheria.
This throws new light upon the
spread of the disease and explains
why only certain persons take diph.
iberia even when exposed to 1t. This
test will show whether person has
sufficient antitoxin in his blood to
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WHAT WEST VIRGINIA
FOLKS SAY ABOUT IT..

Parkersburg, West va.-eI suffered
With female trouble since my third
child was born. I suffered and was
annoyed for some time. Itried several
doctors who used local applications,
with little benefit. A lady who had!
similar trouble had used DR.. Pierceisl
Healing Suprositorics with success, and
| sent for some. The use OF chem
does far more for me than any other
remedy, and makes me comfortable. y
am grateful for them and am glad to
recommend them."-MRs. TiIln An.
THUR, 400 Lubbock Ave.
Lynchburg, Val can cay tfsa1I
Fay0ritc Prescription has proved d
good remedy. 1 used It for tho con-
1ltion usual among women at forys
Eve. It did moro than could expect,
1t did me wonderful amount Of good.
Only one bottle was used but the benes
Its were permanent.
"Aiy husband used Golden Medical
Discovery for cough and cold. He
gays it Is the best medicine going. He
gave 1t to the children and says that 81
why they arc so well. We consider
Ut. IleTCCS TCueNleS L1e 6IdnQof0
family remedies. "-MRs. J. T. MAGANns
l405 Jackson st.
DR.. Ficrce's Favorite Prescription ID
remedy that any ailing woman can
safely take because 1t Is prepared from
roots and is net a secret remedy Efor
It's ingredients are printed on wrapper.
Get it today, either in liquid OF
tablet form, or write DR.. Pierce, In
ralids' Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y, for free
and confidential medical advice.
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FAMILY AVOIDS
SERIOUS SICKNESS
By Being Constantly Supplied With
Thedford's Black. Draught.

McDuff, Va.-"l suffered for several
years." says Mrs. ]. B. Whitaker, Of
This place, with sick headache, and
stomach trouble.
Ten years ago friend told me TO try
Thedlord's Black Draught, which | did,
and ] found 1t 10 be the best family medi-
cine for young and old.
| keep Black-Draught on hand all the
lime now, and when my children feel a
little bad, they ask me for a dose, and Il
does them more good than any medicine
they ever tried.
We never have long spell OF sick
ness in our family, since we commenced
using Black-Draught."
Thedford's Black Draught Is purely
vegetable, and has been found to regu.
late weak stomachs, aid digestion, re-
lieve indigestion. collie, wind, uaiisea,
headache, sick stomach, and similar
symptoms. 2
II has been In constant use for more
nan 10 years, and has benefited more
Than million people.
Your druggist sells and recommends
Blaek-Draught. Price only 25c. Get a
Package to-day. Ncu
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I am going to get we'll!

am going to get well!
y As soon as the doctor told me this,
managed to tell dear Alice that she
must buy me little rec cook like the
ones she put away for me before l
came to the hospital.
Although was not able to write at
all when she brought you to me, dear
little book, kept you under my pill.
low all the time.
A new life. new little book! I am
all new-a new Margie Waverly, who
has blotted the old pages from her
memory and is going to begin all over
again.
Just for a moment, however, I am
going to tell you. dear little new book,
OF my awful feeling when my good VI
emma doctor told mo or the operation.
Twas not afraid Of the operation, Meth
er was afraid Of dying, but oh, I
was terribly afraid OF the suffering I
would have to undergo for some years
II the operation was unsuccessful. Al
woman loses interest and Ia only a
thing Of commiseration as soon as she
becomes an invalid.
Poor old Dick! How hard he tried
~ pe boOu u iuS. Tic BuTrOUnQeQ
me with every comfort that money
could buy. It must have been a per.
feet hell for him TO see me lying there
like a log and unconsciously picture
the girl he marricd-at that time he
4called me "the girl OF color and flame"
Dear little new book, I am going to
begin by confessing something tori.
tble to you.
Toward the last of that awful year
mat lay in bed was always miscr.
able when Dick came to sec me. Some
times when he would bend down and
brush my lips with kiss-the kind
that one gives to ones aunt because
one thinks one has to-I would almost
60 mad.
] didn't want ghosts OF kisses. They
only awaken horror.
Isn't 1t horrible little book 10
want sympathy, understanding and
love and get only sense of duty7
And yet don't believe I wanted pas
sionate love from Dick, for I was very
happy when Eliene OF. Auntie came In
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sMITHTOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. James Jollire, of Fair.
mont, is spending few weeks In
Smithtown with their brother Thomas
Jolliffe.
Mrs. Dallas Haun and little daugh.
Ter, of Catawba. spent Sunday In this
place with her friends.
Mrs. c. D. Malone, who has been
sick for some time, is still in crit.
cal condition.
Mrs. Arnett, of Fairmont. is visit
ing her niece, Heath Michael.
Many persons attended the quarter.
ly meeting at the NJ. P. church here
Saturday and Sunday.
Many of the campers at the Google
farm left for their homes Saturday.
The camp will be filed up this week
by others from Fairmont.
The church at this place has been
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:: CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE ::

and kissed me as though we're still
alive-in fact was quite content when
jim put his arms about me and gaye
me a real hug and said, "Margfe YOU
are a grand little GIRL" as he babe me
goodbye.
| knew Jim was not the least In love
with me, yet his caress was sweet be.
cause 1t told me I was still alive,
It helped me along the weary way te
the operating table much more than
Dicks depressing farewell which seem
ed to me quite like one would give to
dead.
Don't be shocked little book, I'm
going to tell you what think about
kisses which are mostly the most soul.
less and conventional things In the
world.
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WORTHINGTON.

John Yaquinta, the 12.year.old son
OF MIR. and Mrs. Antonio YaQuinta.
was drowned In Bingamon creek on
Saturday afternoon while In bathing.
After an all.night search the body
was recovered about 2 o'clock on Sun.
day afternoon. A netting OF poultry
wire had been stretched across the
creek and the body lodged against Il.
The remains were inferred In the Ital.
ian cemetery at Monongah on Sunday
evening.
Claude Wells and Lawrence G. San.
dy Will leave on Wednesday evening
ior a pleasure trip to Cleveland. Ohio.
Buffalo and Niagara Falls, ". Y, De.
troit, Mich, and other points in the
north.
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"But hadn't we better let Aunt Mary
introduce us property"
Fate did that week ago in your
uncle's office. but IL the conventions
must be observed. let's have 1t over
as soon as possible SO that we may
begin to plan for our cruise togeth-
er."
For answer, Maidie led the way to
her aunt's front veranda.
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NO CHARGE FOR THIS BOOZE.

Send three dimes Tor stamps). to pay for
wrapping and mailing and enclose this notice.
snd Doctor Pierce, of the InyalIds' Hotsl. nuf.
taiOr y. y. will send you a revised COPY of hin
Common Sense Medical Adviser. In cloth binding,
zoos ragcs. with color plates. Just what you
necd In case OF sickness OF. accident. Treats
relations. Hygiene. Exercise. Disease and ID
prevention. =
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Its wide. irregular brim. sloping crown
and tailored trimmings.
It's soft felt in citron color faced
with that blue that you may call any.
thing from Alice blue" to "old blue"
The band Of felt laced around the
brim Is citron color faced with blue.
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Health Questions Answered.

j. Z. J.-"How should l have treat.
ed burn caused by strong lye?"
Pour vinegar over the burn, then
wash 1t OF with water. dry gently, aud
apply vaseline or cold cream.
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BY BETTY BROWN

BY BETTY BROWN
The new fall hattie hat we will
wear until we put on furs, Is hat
Of much brim and little trimming.
Pictures speak Just as loud as words
so | will let this Fcshion.Art sketch
tell you the story Of the fall hat with
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-08-17
WHY He Was Sad.

Seemed to sadden old Geldbox
when his new son.in.law said good
bye after the wedding. Is he SO fond
OF him."
well, not exactly. You see the
new son.in-law didn't say goodbye;
he said 'Au revoir.'" - Browning's
Magazine.
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provided with new carpet which
was much needed.
Miss Zoe West, OF near Buckwood,
spent Sunday in Smithtowns the guest
OF DR.. Krammer's family.
Hrs. Eva Powell OF Parkersburg,
is spending few weeks with her sis.
ter, Mrs. Frank Satterfeld.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Devault. Mr.. and
Mrs. Glen Harden, all Of Enterprise.
motored to Smithtown Sunday and
spent the day with their parents.
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u red and brown golf CLOTH in the
navy blue rainproof yachting or sail
ing suit, in her scarlet tennis coat.
or in tho "cutey" little pantaletted
beach suit.
The pantalettes are silk and like
the slip of rose color rubberized silk
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brings you here?"
1.-THE good fortune of having Mrs.
Warren for my aunt"
"And it's my good fortune to have
her for q neighbor since my ship
came in and brought me the house
next door as part OF legacy from
my uncle. Do you remember our
agreement about there being place
for you on my ship?" .-.
AS deckhand?" Maidie smilingly
glanced at her dainty summer gown.
I'm afraid I'm not in regulation uni
FORM"
mot as deckhand. but as mate and
mascot all In one, and no uniform
could be more perfect than that you
now wear. viii you accept the COM
mission"
I'm consider It," said Maidie.
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above them they are made to dip right
into the water.
The outdoor Girl and her various
suits will compete for a $4,000 fashion
prize offered by Commodore James A.
Pugh of Chicago in his effort to make
America first In fashions.
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This is the Outdoor Girl.
There's four of her, really.
For the outdoor Girls plays golf and
tennis, sails and swims.
We will leave 1t to you to say when
she Is the PROTEST, In the saucy suit
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fCopyright, 1916. by the Mcclure
Newspaper SyndIcate.)
The sun., 1916-08-22

store at sls Sixth avenue to the Irma
Shop Ladies' Apparel.
snowber 4 Smith have leased the
store n basement at 604 Columbus
avenue for q long term Of years to @.
Hirch.
NJ. 4 L. Hess have leased to Roth
schild Brothers q Co.. importers Of but
tons. the second floor and the wing Of
the third floor. comprising about 10000
square feet. at 11I5 Broadway. corner
OF Twenty-ffth street, for a term Of
years at q rental a%ggregating 800. 900.
Daniel Birdsall 4 Co. have rented the
hrst floor and basement OF 1903 Fifth
avenue for a term Of years to Blum &
Boyd. now located at rs Fifth avenue (;
first loft At 1887 East Twentieth street
to NJ. A. Moss seventh loft at 1921
West Twenty-third street to Moshkow-
sky 4 Son loft at 36-3s East Twentieth
street to J. A. Workman 10000 square
feet OF space at 1925 West Ninteenth
street to the Bruner Woollen Company.
The sun., 1916-08-22
NEAR SUBWAY
FIGURE IN 2 DEALS
sncculating on Future Of Lex
ington Ave. Line, Operators
'. Buy Bronx Sites.
MANY FIRMS on THE MOVE
Rio silk House Leaving Greene
st. for 33d St.-Old Shop
ping Centre Recovering.

Most OF yesterdays buying Of real es-
tate was induced by the progress Of new
subway construction. Operators who
have demonstrated numerous times abil-
,i,y. to see the future value Of public de-
velopmen.s bought two large Bronx cor
ners along the line Of the Lexington ave
nue. route. These sales were about the
only deals Of the day. Leasing OF busi-
ness quarters. dwellings and apartments,
however. was exceptionally good both In
yo,ume and quality. One deal will brin.
an old silk concern from the downtown
district 10 Thirty-third street, nea
Fourth avenue. The recovery of the Sec
ZION between Union and Madison squares.
for years a shopping centre. Ia reflected
IN the locating there OF q branch Of q
leading BAN
The sun., 1916-08-22
N.u Realty ~CorpontIons.

ALBANY, y. Y, Aus. 2l.-The foilow'ne
really companies were Ned her. to-day;
The McCirnahan Realty Company. Man
haitian. capital, $50, 900; directors, William
Mcciensiian. Rose McClenahan ana EDWARD
The gl< Simpson street Realty Company,
Manhattan; capital, $4,000; directors, Louis
siivermsn. David siiVermah anu marry
Welthsch. No.. r.. ra,
poration. BROOKLYN; capital. tlo.ooo: diree,
The Brixton Operating Corporation, Zen.
haitian. ca initial, $40. 900; directors, NorDian
W chandler, John II. stoddard and c
Ornament Realty Corporation. Man
haitian: capital $500: directors. Abraham
Zadek. Jacob Zadsk and solomon Zadek.
The lt6 West Fifty.eighth street Com
pany. Manhattan; cap,,a,, Ssgo niTes,or.
and Percy II. lssman,
The sun., 1916-08-22
SIX FIRM LEAVES GREENE ST.
'Asd"is Littaucr Takes 33d street
e Premises for a Lonx Period,

shiner Il &c have leased 20 Ludwig
LNtauer a Co. for a long term of years
Vs.. 80 s'ore, m|tzzanine and basement In
ne bu!d.ug being erected at 3O-3s
ccst iAr'y-third street by the Wallack
obstruction Company. The building
r.s W ready about December !. Tho
rrmoya' ~ Ludwig. Llttaucr & Co. from
's'Ne stree, where they have been for
d%M''e' OF a century. will mark the
,,na''4fe Of one ~ the Oldest houses
J." n N" once celebrated silk district
|" 'feene street. The same brokers'
H. ed,td for "A term Of years to the
~ i''r2berS Purchasing Company,
~ III The VI Donald Building, at lO2
- ihltly-second street. southwest
''IheF Of sixth avenue.
aI" TO-, have rented the store and
s.,sn.en' ~ 10 West Twenty-second
,,n. 10 IN" American Catering Com
It 5000 foot loft In 9a-lOl Fifth
in',-9r % Posn.ck Il Langner q loft
f.J.O' west Houston street to Henry
,,rs ~ loft In West Sixteenth
IN 70 Max w. joel the Nth loft in
10 iSl West rwenty-hfth street to
,raaham l'cN the store and basement
,N.nks s''" street 70 M'iiward q
s.uWard 8 Foley 4 Co. have leased
building at 257 Sixth avenue for
Yea. Esah TO John c. Roney for six
me Charles +, Noyes Company has
NSs N the Fahys building, $3.50
CAL Lane. "A suite OF offices to NJ. 4 I.
sYAS'eln; a, l3O-l32 Pearl street. Of
,s',, % Richard s, Kaufman; and at
o,st.'erh place the first loft and part
The sun., 1916-08-22
GEN. GREEN RENTS IN nth ST.

worthington whitehouse has leased
for Mrs. c. l.. Best her house at so East
Seventy-severth street to Gen. Francis
v. Greene, and for DR.. Graham Lusk
his house al IL East Seventy-fourth
street for a term Of years to W. NJ.
Mickey.
Edward q. Foley 4 Co. have leased
the william @. Park mansion at ~ Fifth
avenue for william q. Park estate to
Miss sidney Colestock the five story
b%rownstone front dwelling at 22l West
Fourteenth street for Moses Sosleln to
Mrs. Mary DufYy the three story ana
basement dwelling at 80 a Thirteenth
street for Frederick y. Fricke TO saliva
dore La Rose the four story and base
ment dwelling at Az West Twenty-third
street for Mrs. f. A.. Greelman to Mrs.
Margaret Morrison the Foul story ana
basement dwelling at iic West Eighty
second street for Katherine c. Hayden
TO Bessie d. Cole.
snowber & Smith have rented for T.
W. Jones the -four story dwelling at Il
West Eighty-eighth street for a Ions
term OF years.
Shaw 4 Co. rave leased for Julie b.
Brettell the three story and basement
dwelling ut 81 West l?6th street to
Elizabeth Yorkey.
J. Arthur Fischer has leased to Mrs.
Schuler the four story dwelling ut 2lt
West Thirty-eighth stree, for a term OF
years.
The sun., 1916-08-22
REALTY DEAL BRINGS TROUBLE
Wife Refuses TO Part with Lex
inxton Avenue Property.

Thomas Noon. through John G. Old
nixon his attorney. filed YESTERDAY In
the County Clerks onice a complaint
that alleges unhappy developments re-
sult!ng from joint real estate venture
entered into twenty-three years ago be-
tween himself and his wife Ellen Noon'
who IL named as defendant.
The plaintiff says that on February L.
1884 his wife and he had separate bank
accounts and decided to purchase the
property at 675 Lexington avenue. TIVE
was taken to the property in his VIE ;
name. In November last. the piaihtif'
says, he concluded that II would be
well 10 sci, the real estate which re be
,ieves has greatly Increased in value hui
his wife refused. :,
The defendant said she had been ad'
yised that she could claim the wnoIt
property as being her own. Noon dc,
mands that the agreement ne declared
in full force and the property be Sole
and the proceeds divided.
The sun., 1916-08-22
R, R. ESCAPES INCOME TAX.
Co,,t Holds Receivership Exempts
h western Pacific.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. "l..Judge VIII
lam c. Van Fleet OF the United states
District Court relieved the Western Pa-
cinc railroad to-day from payment or
n Federal income tax of Approximately
$50 0 on the roads earnings OF si,'oo,-
900 while 1t was In the hands OF d re-
ceiver during 1919:
Judge Nan Fl.et based his ruling upon
a d.cis,on of an Eastern Federal court
in a similar case which held That q cor
noratIon in receivers hands Is not 40
no business "a a corporation. The West
ern Pacifc's earnings during 1919 were
not suflcient to pay interest on It's obh-
The railroad emerged from receiver
shin last June under a reorganization
plan.
The sun., 1916-08-22
RECEIVER FOR SILVER BANKS.
Chicago Police BRlk Attempt TO
storm Building.

CHICAGO. Aug. 2l.--The " private
banks OF .Adolph silver a Co, which
were closed saturday when Man SILVER
manager fled. were placed IN the hands
Of a receiver to-day following the ming
OF an involuntary petition In bankruptcy
against the banks by counsel Tor 'h'ee
depositors. -,
Deposits in the hanks are yar!ously
estimated at from Si0.O BOO to 100000
twenty-five policemen were rushed to
one of the banks to-day to restore
order. when a crowd Of 1000 persons
made what looked like an attempt TO
storm the building.
The sun., 1916-08-22
LEASES.
Manhattan,

nth Av 200. : store and c, &r-sebastian
Dorfmullcr 20 Herman Burkl", .'o llth
av, 2 yrs from Sept !, 1916. ATTY, :
Dorfmuller, 900 W l+th - 5000
to the II Black Co, Inc, On premises,
. yrs from july 1 1916, at;ys, Fleisch,
man n +. ~ Liberty .......,... " 900
l12TH ST. - r., cor store and b-Ahr
spanner and .ano TO Lima Precker. -
f. Il2,h st. 2 lo-12 yrs from July '
1916; atty. f. Bernstein, "a Bway i,l4O
81 Az. 1912, store and b-Mrs william
Horn 10 u Hirsch and ano, 4o4 Z 5lst
vt. : yrs from May ], lnl5. Atty. Eb.lns
Brewing Co, 100 - AIMS az ....L.. SEQ
Sd AV. n W cor T2d 81, 2T2y100. all
Crimmins Realty Co to Saml Il West
80 W 10th st. ~ yrs from Aug ]. iolh;
The sun., 1916-08-22
AUCTION OF CITY's REALTY.

y. Sco,,o paid s70.700 at auction yes
terday for 4 group of houses on Carroll
AID President streets. Brooklyn. owned
by the city and put up by order Of the
Sinking Fund Commission with an upset
fzuYe OF ss5, 900. The property has a
frontage OF $50 feet on each street and n
depth oc 200 ( et. 1t is located 1875 feet
west NJ Hicks street. The sale was con-
duc:ed by the William 7. Rae Company
Il. the Brooklyn auction rooms.
The sun., 1916-08-22
FARM LOAN HEARINGS OPEN.
McAdOo In Maine to Determine
AppOrtion mcnt Of District.

AUGUSTA. Me, Aug. 2l.-The first Of
a series of hearings to determine the APP
portionment Of districts and the location
of banks under the new Federal farm
loan law was held here to-day.
William @. McAdoo. Secretary OF the
Treasury and chairman of the board
created by the act. presided and ex-
planned the provisions OF the law. The
country is to he divided into twelve dis
%tricts. and TO obtain the Information
necessary ~ %inaugurate the plan the
board has arranged for further hearings
which will take 1t As far West as Spo-
kane, Wash.
The sun., 1916-08-22
OLD FLAT IN rORECLOsURE.

Passing Of lower Madison avenue as
A residential district was. brought to
notice yesterday when suit in foreclosure
was fled against the old apartment
house at the northeast corner Of the
avenue and Thirt!e,h street. once con-
sidered one OF the finest houses in the
ely. The Bank for Savings holds a
mortgage for 1855. 900. which Il wished
repaid. James Buckley he's been APP
pointed receiver OF rents pending the
sui. The property comprises n twelve
story fireproof building OF a plot a6.3x
10. II is held by the 12l Madison
Avenue Company, A.. Van Horne Ellis
president. which has owned II since 1882.
IRE neiehborhood II now almost entirely
given to trade. Zig loft structures sur
round the property.
The sun., 1916-08-22
OPERATORS DUY NEAR SUBWAY.

Harris and Maurice Mandelbaum have
tough, from the Port Morris Land and
Improvement Company the pot. con-
tanning $500 sauare feet. at the north
cas-, corner OF Southern Boulevard and
li7th street. From the same company
,her acquired the plot of 2.%00 square
feet on the Southern Boulevard adjoin-
,ng the northeast corner OF litth street.
The Cross 4 Brown Company negotiated
the deals. both being FASH transactions.
The frs; plot adjoins a large WE "shouse
being erected by the Great Atlantic and
Pacific Tea Company. and the latter
parcel Is directly opposite a station Of
the Lexington venue subway.
The sun., 1916-08-22
RUBLEE FIGHT REOPENED.
Asks Trade Board why
Man They Rejected serves.

WASHINGTON. Aug, Ex-senator Gal
fingers resolution calling upon the chair
OF the Federal Trade Commission to
say by what authority George Rublee of
New Hampshire serves as a member If
the commission. without compensation,
his nomination having been rejected, was
adopted to-day by the Senate.
This action Is expected TO bring the long
controversy u a head and probably set
tie the question OF whether n Presidential
apointee can continue in office X the
Senate refuses TO accept him.
The sun., 1916-08-22
ASSIGNMENT or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan,

l35TH ST. . =, s29 W Amsterdam av.
+S.lox9s ll--I.awyers Mtg Co to Domes-
tic and Foreign Missionary society Of the
r T. Church In l = 4. 2sl 9Th av; atty,
l. Mtg co. ~ Liberty s:...,..... 10000
10TH ST, n =, 400 . 81 av .jxioo It'll
Lorenzo, eNr. 10 Guaranty Trust co, as
committee. $40 Way,....
VARICK 81, 60 Roserblatt Albert, and
ano To Louis II Lowenstein. $40 w llth
~; atty, \ Sriro. l35 Rway..., 500
SAME PROrERTY-Iowenstein, Louis II,
TO Albert Rosenblat', s725 Bay 27th 81.
BROOKLYN atty. \ ! Spiro, -. HNay >lo"
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, g . ne = s.th ST,
.3Nl0O; Metropolitan Life lns Co 10
Union Dime savings Bank. 10l 6th av;
attys. Butcher. r g. +, / Madison
LAwRE%CE ST. No s-Por,er. Horace. ct
al. trus, To Emigrant Ind savings Bank,
81 Chambers st. atty. r j Mcclure ~
tndHlbeft ..,s's4' ..' =. ''''''' t4"'V"v
ID ST ss3-3s5 E-Seigel, Max a, to samuel
r Selgel, 1851 eth av; address. l65
RMay ....... ..... ...... ....... u