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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-18

morning service will be 1.-THE Blessed
ness Of Service In the Kingdom OF
God" The subject for the evening
discourse will be "The Tragic Story
Of Esther" A beautiful Hebrew maid
en- becomes the queen of Persian
monarch and saves her people from
destruction. The Woman's Mission
airy society will have it's annual Thank
offering meeting on Thursday after
noon. Teachers meeting and Refor-
nation study class on Thursday eve
ming Catechism classes on Saturday
morning. Choir practice on Friday
night.
Trinity English Lutheran Church.
Corner, Seventh and South A streets,
Oscar T. F. Tressel, pastor; 800,
Sunday school, Charles Igelman, SUI
perintendent; 1890, divine worship,
theme, "The Master Requires Com
plete Devotion" No evening service
on account of the mass meeting of the
Associated Lutheran Young People S
Societies of the Miami Valley at Day
ton. Quarterly congregational meet
ing Monday evening at 7:45. Bible
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-18

study and teachers training class
Wednesday evening at 7:45.
First English Lutheran-South
and 18th streets. F. A. Dressed, pastor;
parsonage, 10 s. 18th street, telephone
1882; Sunday school at 900 a. M, e
B. Knollenberg, s1pt.; preaching serv
ice at 1890 a. M, subject, THE I'm
finished House.; Luther League al
6:45 p. M; at 1880 p. M. address by
Rev. e. s. Shumaker, state superin
tendent of the Anti-Saloon League;
prayer meeting. Thursday at 1880 p. m
Methodist.
First Methodist Episcopal Church
corner, Main and Fourteenth streets
Harry Curtin Hartman, minister. Sun
day school at 9:15 a. m; Brotherhood
Bible Study class at 9:15 a. M; class
meeting at Has a. NJ; Epw0rth
League Devotional service at $50 p
M, topic. why Join the Church,
leader. Miss Madaleen Beckett; al
1890 a. m. the "Woman's Home Mis-
sionary Society" will observe its an
nual thank-offering service. Miss Ola
Davis, conference secretary, will make
the address. At 1880 o'clock in the
evening the pastor will preach and the
choir will render special music.
FairvieW Methodist Episcopal
church. Charles and Hunt street, j. P
Chamness, pastor-Sunday school al
9:15, Charles Gibbs, superintendent;
Mrs. Cora Hart, assistant. Public wor
ship and sermon at 1890 a. m. Junior
leagle at 2:30 p. M, Mrs. J. P. Cham
ness, superintendent. Temperance pro
gram at 7:15, "Anti-Saloon League
Monday evening, Communicates
Choral Society,"" Thursday evening
prayer meeting at 7:15.
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
corner North Tenth and North A
streets, Ulysses S. A. Bridge, minister
Sunday school at 9:15, c. H. Kram.
er, superintendent. Morning worship
at 1890. The Rev. S. p. Mcknight
a representative of the Anti-Saloon
league will speak. Glass meeting at
HAS, Epworth league at $50, even.
ing worship at 1902 subject "Decis.
ions for Life
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-18
HAIR COMING OUT?

Dandruff causes q feverish irritation
Of the scalp, the hair roots shrink,
loosen and then the hair comes out
fast. To stop falling hair at once and
rid the scalp of every particle Of dan
druff, get 25-cent bottle of Dander-
Inc at any drug store, pour little In
your hand and rub 1t into the scalp.
After . few applications, the hair
stops coming out and you can't ind
any dandruf. Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-18
Masonic Calendar

Monday. Nov. 20.-Richmond Com.
mandary No. s, X. T. special conclave
work In knight Templar degree.
Tuesday, Nov. 21.-Richmond lodge
No. 1876, F. & A. NJ. called meeting.
work in Fellowcraft degree.
Wednesday, Nov. 22-Webb lodge
No. "a, F. & A. M. called meeting, work
in Entered Apprentice degree, COM
mencing at O'Clock.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-18
BIBLE STUDY TOPIC
| ISSUED BY MURRAY

Outline Of Bible study at the First
Christian church Thursday night un.
der direction of Rev. L. e. Murray,
pastor. has been announced as fol.
lows:
I. Chronicles:
1. Genealogies 1-9.
2. David's Reign 1929.
(a) Capital. co. Ark. (c) Wars
(d) Temple.
H. Chronicles:
l.. Solomon's Reign 10.
(a) Dream. (b) Magnificence.
(c) Temple. (d) Queen of Sheba.
8. Rehoboam to Zedekiah 1896.
Note-The history of Judah only is
given-20 Kings, one dynasty.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-18
RAISE MISSION FUND

Local Y. M. G. A. will make can
vass during December to raise funds
to assist In foreign work. H.. r. Rob-
inson is chairman of the committee
which will have charge Of the cam
paign.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-18
~ -News, Of thez=z~
Cha|llifrch { S Il! II a,1
a1si''lz 81 "a ~ - -
FAIRvlEW cAuRcH
HoNoRs MINISTER

Members Of the congregation Of
Fairview NJ. E. church observed the
birthday anniversary Of the pastor.
Rev. J. p. Chamness, after prayer
meeting in the parsonage Thursday
night with shower Of fruits, flour,
sugar, bacon and similar articles.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-18
TO ADDRESS PRISONERS

Rev. ]. F. Probst will speak at the
services at the county jail Sunday
afternoon, and Rev. J. S. Hill at the
Home for the Friendless.
The sun., 1916-12-09
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

-
Bltmore \ NJ Mullen, h'sh VI DaviA
John W. py pttshurs
Clafidge u W ll'lhrnnnfr ana VIE. Cnis
cago; x Gordon, BOSTON MI ana Mre.
{ r eve, Sew nnNti; "sn,ss W So,hI,"
ani Wiz. 'tnr- >'I''npt IN ,L. 1c,,ns
b"l'ln', n,.,I, " - Ss
Howard : Tuoic Nausa,lIN r - stevemst
n-iInIli Is ihou''S AZ n"n,''E' nus.ont
y DunN h""'''' '''"' '"' 'uA"'s
~ ,,m,nt, ,i,, q, p,,ion p,tshu,r. Mr..
' 'nnnI",y r,oc,or' ,1,,r"1, NJ ma
anu MS oor,, pt'i ,,tni nhia. M
Mir H. ,1.T, r".l.r E.nt-tnn Wy
1t" M ,,n,,tiW . ,haGoon. j. Grand Merss
u..n,, ,r,u,r pn.tnn. ur Thomas " Final
ua1aa"'ii p,, u',"T Wv II U'irr.icy' Cutoaco. MsrE.
Ian, rhr.,,r san i,nNa On,
Mr\lniu ". VI Ruth and f1mily. scr an.
ton, Mr ana Mrs X II Bu,klIu. Hamilton,
H.ruIi, Me AMI Mrs IL l. Crabtree.
bridgeport Dr amt MIR l.. II Frasers
| Lima ur U',n ,pcu'rr w1sH, rgtou.
A pc,,rs OMAHA
plnza-F. l. Hutchinson md wife, MontreAlJ
william x. ana Mr. Foster, lincirnati: Col'
safe and Mrs, ll.,i. ,oN-,.tr way
The sun., 1916-12-09
INVESTOR BUYS
BROADWAY CORNER
HalidOn Court, at 1884 Street,
Bought by VIM. Grant, Owner
Of 15Oth st. Corner.
INDIAN SOLD
COlumbia Club to Go to Add
Street-COstly Properties
in Foreclosure.

The position which upper Broadway
apartment houses are held In by inves-
tors was reflected yesterday In the pur-
chase OF Halidon Court, at the SOUTH
west corner Of Broadway and 1881
street. by William Grant. who not more
than a rear ago bought a similar house
at the southwest corner Of Broadway
and 150th street. Mr.. Grant bought
Halidon court from the Hanover Mort
gage Company. which acquired 1t last
December. and has since been holding
the property for sale at S35o.ooo. Tke
building is six stories high. fronting %
feet on Broadway and $50 feet OF the
street. The street frontage Is across
from Trinity Cemetery. The house was
quilt In 1909 by Morris L.vin. Mr.. Grant
gave as part OF the purchase price \
three story business building ut 256
Main street. Danbury. Conn which liz
valued at $4,000. l.. F. Hall negotl'
ated the sale.
The sun., 1916-12-09
MORE Big CONCERNS
ANNOUNCE BONUSES
Charles II. Jones 4 Co. to Give
Employees so Per Cent.
Of Years Pay.

The bonus system. as = means OF aid
Ing Il cir employees to combat increased
living costs over the holiday period. Is
finding favor with a number OF large con-
Germs, and several more yesterday an
nounced plans for the participation Of
their employees In the profits. Announce
ments were made by the National Surety
Company. h Hartman National Bank.
the Metropolitan Trust Company and
Charles II. Jones & Co. Of New York. A
similar announcement was made by the
Corn Products Company In Chicago.
Approximately 600 employees OF the
National Surety Company will beneht BY
C.e bonus system announced by Secr,-
tary Herbert J. Hewitt. Those employees
who receive 5000 or less n mont and
who have been In the company's service
six months or more will receive an add
'ional Is per cent. in their salary en-
velopes. Those who have been in the
company service less than six months
will receive an additional 10 per cent,
Payments are to be retroactive. to
the months of October and November.
The Hartman National Bank an
nounced that It will distribute a percent
age Of its years earnings to Its workins
force. Employees OF the senior grade
dIc " ItNtlNe ." pei ''A''s - '"''' ~"
| ries for the year as n bonus. and en-
| ployees of the junior grade will ge'
bonuses ranging from II to IA per cent.
based on their terms OF service.
Charles II. Jones & Co, Investment
bankers. announced that n bonus equal to
80 per cent. OF the amount OF the salary
paid during 1916 will he given each EN-
ployee.
The Corn Produces Company OF chi
cago announced "A rails. in wages OF i
per cent. Earlier In the year wages were
advanced 10 per cent. Thirteen hun
dred employees are affected.
The Metropolitan Trust Company thi'
year will give a 10 per cent. bonus baset
on the yearly salaries. instead OF it's Gus
! tomary 6 per cent.
Employees Of the First National BAN
Of Brooklyn are to get n bonus OF It
pcr cent of their annual salary 10
Christmas. Last year they got . pc
cent.
The sun., 1916-12-09
SALES ~ MANY SECTIONS.

CHERRY STREET The Charles r.
Noyes Company has sold for the Nc
coImick estate fhe five story store and
tenement property at % and 81 Cherry
street. between Roosevelt street and
James slip. The property was valued
at $40, 900 and will he held by the pur-
chas.r as an investment. No trade
was involved. The property measures
3SXGJ.
WEST 18TH STREET-Charl.s Siedler
has sold los West Seventy-eiehth
street. "A four story and basement
dwelling. on lot c5xlO0.5. l2j feet
west OF Columbus avenue. The new
owner gave in exchange a residence ~
Montclair. y. 7. The T.. 4. Polak
Realty Company negotiated the trans
action.
SEVENTH ANENrE-Porter & Co
have sold for the John Il. Haskin Es-
tates TO william ]. Dempsey the Ave
story fiat with store, on lot l93xl0o
at 25eS seventh avenue
WEST 18TH STREET-BenJamir
Harris has sold for Annis Il. Ritter,
band to a client OF Freidus & Co.
West l37th street. q six story fiat. OF
plot 3~6.3xs911.
WEST 18TH STREET-Smlth q Rob.
bins have sold the dwelling. on lo'
lsx99.1l, at 206 West 18TH street foi
Mortimer Menken TO h st. Jane!
Presbyterian Church.
WEST 10TH STRAIGHTFORWARD 4
Prayer have sold 40 and 142 ives
roam street, a five story apartment
house, OF plot 5e.4x10l. between
columbus and Amsterdam avenues
In part payment they took 1856 Eas
Thirty-eighih street, N three story an,
basement dwelling. on lot .lsx9s9
west OF Third avenue. Title to tn
latter property is now held by Cornell:
l.. Wright.
The sun., 1916-12-09
RENTING IN COUNTRY SECTIONS

iIeckscher 4 De Saul!es have leased
the residence OF Lawrence Colfelt on
Pleasant Ridge road, Rye. TO James Will
son Riley.
John Crawford has rented for Mrs.
Edmund Guilbe~t to George o.. May her
shore front property at Southport, Conn.
IL consists of "a modern house and six
acres OF land fronting about 500 feet on
Long Island Sound.
:. s. INSTRUMENTATION & Forman
have leased for william r.. Ioyce TO
Frank r.. Low OF Paterson. y. j.. the
residence at ~ Hishwood avenue. Ridge
wood. ". j.: for George A. Stanley to
A.. ID. Dickinson OF Manhattan the
dwelling at II East Dayton street.
R~idgewood. y. j.. and for the Smith
Singer Company TO william o. Hall Of
| Manhattan. the dwelling at 80 Melro~e
place, Ridgewood, y. J.
The sun., 1916-12-09
INDIA HOUSE CELEBRATES.
Men Engaged In Foreign Trade
Hear Tariff Talk mt Luncheon.

In celebration OF the second anniver-
sary OF India House, the Hanover square
club OF shipowners, merchants, manu-
facturers, bankers and others engaged
In foreign trade attended a luncheon
yesterday at the clubhouse, at which
important leaders OF industry sang with
gusto "A long list OF popular sea songs
and chanteys. Afterward there was a
discussion on the tarin, in which James
A. Farrell, president OF the club: Will
lard Straight. w. q. Kies, II. c. Lewis.
NJ. A. Oudin. Welding Ring and others
took part.
As a result a committee OF fve was
anpointed 10 inquire into the tariff
system and report next February on
measures 1t deems necessary 10 equip
the tariff. whatever Its underlying prin-
ciples. with adequate resources Tor the
encouragement OF the foreign trade of
Tho country, and the protection of that
trade from undue. discrimination In the
markets of the world.
The sun., 1916-12-09
TOURISTS TO TRY NEW FIELDS.
Trips Arranged to Japan, PRriHc
islands ana south America.

Winter vacatlou!sta who have been
accustomed 20 spending their time In
the countries bordering on Tho Medi-
,crranenn ARE turning toward new fields
a. .he third winter Of war approaches.
with peace seemingly as far away as
eyer.
Florida and California resorts prob
ably will attract many OF these travel
lcrs, but tourists companies are planning
trips further from home for those who
have already seen America hrst. Among
the trips are some arranged nv Thomas
Cook & Son to tho Philippines. Hawaii.
South aud Central America, Japan and
China. and Porto Rico.
The closing OF European winter play
grounds will probably result In many
vacationlsts becoming acquainted with
other places equally as beautiful. but
not so widely advertised.
The sun., 1916-12-09
EVANS LOSES ANOTHER LOFT.

William T. Evans. head Of Mills 4
iibb. lost another OF his realty holdings
yesterday. the twelve story loft building
at the southwest corner OF Fourth ave-
nue. and Twentieth street. on a plot
l00Ns7x irregular. The property was
sold at auction TO Joseph VI. fairfield Of
White x Case. who gave as the buyer
III. ii. Martin. The price was $50, 900
over prior liens. The purchase Is UNDER
stood to have been made in behalf Of In
terested parties. The property was sold
to satisfy n third mortgage. which with
interest amounted to about $50 BOO. This
judgment was secured aga INST Mr..
Evans by II. 7. Ottmann. There were
prior liens OF $500. 600 on the building.
Recently the twelve story structure at
the southwest corner of Fourth avenu
and Thirty-second street. owned by Mr..
Evans. was sold In foreclosure.
The sun., 1916-12-09
lis I'ENDENS.
Manhattan.

AMSTERDAM Az. ::aO.:24.- Mary G Dc
Tcrrouenne agt Louis stern ct Al
t~anended foreclosure OF mortga6sDS
atty, I : Heller.
STH Az. I2ot-l2io-Irving Savings Inst:
tuition agt Ashton Holding Co. Inc. st 81
foreclosure Of mortgage: attys. Rush-
more. Bishea a. stern.
10th ST. St5 Ma A ii G!asson eee
Florence T. Goldschmidt ct al (fofo.
closure Of mortgageI; atty. w 81 Powell,
ltlTH ST. n y. 3Ob g Nth NJ
Powell ct nj agt Hopkins Holding Co @
al foreclosure OF mortgage): atty "
VI Powell
7sD ST. s7a w-Helen NJ Kelly ast Eugene
Euhiuo - al foreclosure OF mort6aes)o
atty. u whltford
IiiTIt ST. n .. ..?.ti W Sc Nicholas A.
mabel - Maynard agt 1sidor Refs 81 ~
tauenis' foreclosure OF MORTGAGE
htiys, E.sman. Levy, Cohen q Levine.
Bronx.
ltSD IT 49, md az brook ev-FarmsrS
Loan 4 Trust 90 ct al. as errs. agt -
X Jackson co ct al foreclosure OF morts
eag-l sttys, Geller, Rolston a Koran.
WHITE PLAINS ROAD. e =. at tnterssc-
ton Of . = ~ lot ~ on map OF village
uf Wakefield Maria \ sutton agt Jay
Lehrbach ct a. foreclosure OF mort
Eagel. at'ys, Harris, Corw'n, Monat q
Schek
eT AIMS Az. 7as-Mar Tro,ter 81 al
art Martha 6 hlesing"r 81 al foreclosure
OF mortgage, ATTY, r y YunE
The sun., 1916-12-09
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF lenders at
torney,p
10Th ST, :. 400 " Columbus av-Margt
4 pougan to the y Y saw Bank, ST SIN
av. attys. webOer 4 W. : Beekmsn
iesp ST. - E-Ber,hs oppenneime1r. on
premises, 20 Hy Hartmann, lItO W Sth
~, Brooklyn; atty. Jos j baker. 81. Mas.
'7TTMi ,H1 q" ,s %1w s.v YIN TaSS
atty, l. T 4 T Co. 100 way $500
atty VIM G orr. 81 Chambers o. $500
1lSTH ST, 1873 WIN II Hall TO Amer.
can Baptist Home Mission Society! atty.
ST NaicTfldLSNss AZ. ~ iGii. : =. 1921 ' .s
Arabella Moorehead 20 Cora 8 Requa
,, 9TH St 7 q q: 4 w&A ,is nwty nca! ,ssioGs
60 to Max Marx. 40 Convent av; atty,
r Co, iIs Bway. $500
ST. ,Ss 10 r rn'a II r ba, w-
axr will John C. Guliok. decd; auys'
Roedrr 4 II, ll9 Nassau t,,.,", $500
III Henrietta ST. Il 10 ~" and i' Mary f. r n%a
cnce and X Frances Coleman TO the
Fauitabls Life As Soc 81 the L s. 1870
Rwny, s,tys, Alexander & Green. 100
,s TMaE ST, sc6 w-Grinir Roofing Co 10
M@ W .t Ies"' %.1 1If 1 |. R. '' ia hr 'rsi:
,sTHn sr, n :, 40 e ~ av-slmon NJ
Rpsenhlat' 70 Leo ~ hO-tnnlltis 'rls-
Zee; attys. $ 4 7 $ isaacs. So william
! ,oTu ST aG..ii = ? s,h nv-Elen u Wa,
ios W 7ist -. 20 Marie g Hartuug.
wyckon. y J; attys. coudcrt Bros. . Rec.
NaNUATTAN ST. l~2s--Char,er Constn co
To ALBANY Saw Bank, Albany, y Y; attNs,
Hahriskie, Murray, = A. *. ~ Wal
ssTU ST, S. 95 . Lexington av-Emma l..
Ellen y a Geo y II Reany to Edwin, Robt
" and Geo G Parsons, trus. attys, Law
yers Title 4 T 20. $50 Bway 80, $3.50, 900
i5ru ST, = y. 2se+ . eth av--Esther Hayes
TO 81. Mary's Lodging House. satisfied OF
record without production NJ orig mtg by
order suprsm. Court. Dec q. 1915. Justics
clarence J shearn; atty for petitioner
Francis n Dowley. a. Cedar st, 80. 81, 00c
18th Az c t55th II, mtg S+5, 900; same
property. mtg 10000. same property
mtg 3a,9T5.95 same property. mtg q. 900
rnme property. mtg S0,000-Geo W and
Louisa Sauer to Geo Ehret: atty. ID NJ
Burghard, III Bway -
10TH AV, ss2. q a c <5th at t&56 w)-Mar,
lin and Mary A Kearnsy to the franklin
Saw Bank: atty. Wilson NJ Powell. 7 Wa,
AMSTERDAM Az. sal. mtg on leasehoid~
John Nrcl0ry to Thos q Rrien, 4. 4. 81, 5nf
llTH ST, tl6 Francesca Genovese /,
Imma Keller is33 Lincoln pi. Rkiyn
atty, Hugo Cohn. 10 Avenue A.. . . .J2,75,
iiTH ST. >s E-sams to same; atty
same .fs
The sun., 1916-12-09
COLLEGE MEN FAKE HOTEL.

Columbia University Club members
have voted unanimously to purchase the
Hotel Renaissance leasehold at 4 to ~
West Foriy-third street for n new club
house. The clubhouse will have seven
floors. with III bedrooms. The seventh
floor Will be g ven over to squash courts.
n gymnasium and similar purposes. The
purchase vas made at $4,000 from the
estate Of David H.. King. Jr. who took a
twenty year lease Of the property from
the Gerry estate in 1903. This also
carried "A renewal privilege for twenty
one years.
The sun., 1916-12-09
ARMY $4,000 MEN SHORT.
aO,a8s Recruits Accepted In Year
Of 10000 Applicants.

WAsuINGToN. Dec. S.-According to
Inc annual report OF Brig. -Gen. II. II.
Mccain. Acknowledgement OF the army,
The total number of accepted applicants
for enlistment during the last fiscal year
was 3O.983 out OF a total OF $4,000 who
applied to enlist. The regular army
was 17b commissioned officers and 2o,-
es5 men short Of its authorized strength
June 80. last and the next day more
than $4,000 men under the new au-
thorization.
The report shows that the total au-
,horized strength for all branches OF the
service on a peace footing during the
present year Is lsS,Se7 men and 1'2o2
officers, while the actual strength OH
Iune 40 was 1854 officers and men.
The sun., 1916-12-09
BUY BROOKLYN PROPERTIES.

Tutino a. Cerny rave sold for the
March Realty Cooperation two brick
stores and dwellings, on plot 40xS0, at
5-oi and sos Eighth avenue.
The Alec Building Company has sold
no one family semi-detached brick
dwelling, on lot 23x1o0. at 2l70 sixty
sixth street, Ma pleton Park. to william
Page.
A plot GOxlO0 or Ocean avenue near
Avenue S has been sold by Frank 8.
Bnrnum 20 m investor.
Mcister Builders have sold 10 builders
60 feet on Scventy.hfth street $50 feet
east OF Nineteenth venue. also 60 feet
on Seventy-seventh street AGO feet east
~ Nineteenth avenue.
The sun., 1916-12-09
RIG DEAL At SOUTH BEACH.

Max Plchn has ~rHrehased from the
estate OF May. j.. u. llolbrook thel,
tract Of fourteen acres at South Beach,
:. l., lying west OF sand lane II 'front.'
ing several hundred feet on the beach
The property has been owned by tha
IIolhrook family since 1898. In come
ton with his sale Mr., Bacho also pur
chased from A. W. Hutchinson a leas
on this property under which he con.
Quoted n bungalow renting colony
known IA Camp Warren. all the i'm.
proyemerts. including t~hirty-six bunga.
lows, bowling alleys. dancing p~aviiions
stores and garage.
The sun., 1916-12-09
MILLION LEFT TO CHARITY.
A~ppraisaI ShOws Miss Martha II
Andrew Had 41,1SO,OO1.

The appraisal OF the estate of Miss
Martha n. Andrew. hlcd yesterday,
showed that when she died on February
;, 1916. she left property worth s.lSo.-
s0l. In her will she cut of all her rela-
tives, even to the remotest degree. and
left the bulk OF her estate to charity.
The principal institutions which bene-
flied are:
v. W. c. A., New York Skin and
Cancer Hospital. New York State Tx
ecutive Committee, y. NJ. c. A., Chill
dren's Aid Society. Association for I'm
proving the Condition OF the Poor, Pres
byterian Board of Foreign Missions
Tuskegee Institute and Hampton Insti'
tute. They received $500 0o each.
The sun., 1916-12-09
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.


TO bernhard Lichtenstein. so w 18th y;
attys. Lind d =, &c Cedar st. .,.....N
trust co to Geo II chSPcs, iioos Madison
av. attys. Sherman a :. 90 Wal
s7TH 81. ii Elite Guar 4 Trust CO to
Y = Saw Bank. cos Madison av; attys.
Merrill; 4 100 $4,000
Co to Lawyers Mtg Co. So Liberty
lsOTH ST. n 5. 5000 e B~way--sam. 70
isT Az. is5i.i II Realty torpn to Martha
Ereundlich. IS W l72I st; atty. Lewis =
7Td'N; iI bwsE sib .;,.ns ia'Ve
Clark to Edw : clark. Cooperstown.. y
y a'.y. Lawyers 7 a + Co. $50
RIDGE sr. isa-Rebee,a Luni,1 ana ano to
Julius Lunitz. Il, Audubon av. q t. atty.
AMT hs,TaH sI ; Ft'rd. 3s' bw.y Meier
Title wacht. 7sO Riverside Drive; attys,
ArnsteIn ~ Lew. ~ Bway .......,...S
sTH Az. Js-sl.Gus,av scholer to Hudson
trust Go. lt'l bway, aitys. Holm. w A
FORSYTH sT. :,-wm d preston. .1r. to
Nm u Preston. irus.. Glen cove. l. |; atty.
FORSYTH ST. 2+1wm Preston. .Nr
and trustee 90 Albert II I~ias,orf, =.
Hamiion Terrace: atty. Title q a r Cn,
23p ST, toa " samuel A Fred to Mar
+oTH ST. 5ie E--Tho, Lavi.r to tbs
.;qar q + Go. l'G Bway..,..;. $4,000
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side Drive; sttys. Arn'tsin & Levy. i:s
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savings Ins' to LAWYERS Mtg 20. 20 LIN
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