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AS HE is TODAY.

believe using the men unfit for
trench service will answer the War
Department objection that no train
ing officers are available
Opponents of the plan will seek TO
obtain from Secretary Baker and
other officials another statement that
the system is not deemed advisable
at this time. to be used in defeating
the measure on the floor.
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was shot the woman screamed and
started to run. when . second bullet
was hred at her. Both were killed
instantly.
The identity OF the couple Is known
only to the military authorities. The
murderer escaped.
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us. RESPONDING
ALLIES APPEAL

re~ica is now shipping small
,r,frs TO France in response to the
.riod appeal for reserves.
.u- May and June contemplated
49, lrs will more than equal the
strength Of the combined
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AMERICAN PATROL
PTERCES FOE Line

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
LORRAINE. May 6-An American
patrol penetrated German lines in the
village Of Ancervillier 10 a depth Of 200
yards yesterday. overcoming an observa-
ton post, taking four BOChes prisoner.
and killing three.
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SUGAR sunk IN tAS Botts1 % q tea
cup ls the sane ~ sugar sHnk 81 ths
bottom Of the ocean ~ . U-bOgt-
ft'a vvaated.-D. c. Fed Admlal1aRa1ug.
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The return ticket for our hOys In
France will he secured largely
through American savings In wheat.
sugar, and fnts.-D. &. Food Admin
lstrntoF.
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Ancervillier Is about three miles and a
half northwest OF Badonviller. and is
six miles and n half from the German
border. II is in the so-called Lune-
willie sector.
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PRUSSLAN HOUSE VOTES
FOR ELECTORAL REFORM

AMSTERDAM. May 6-The suffrage
bill passed the lower house OF the Prus-
sian Diet on Saturday. said q delayed
dispatch from Berlin. received today.
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.TPANDATI'S American lat Ar; 1.
lIAhINDhLL y TODAY 7 o L A
DANA IN BREAKERS AHEAD" To-
MORROW-MAE MARSH IN sun,
SHINE ALLEY"
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CTDlNO TODAY AND ALL THIS
.SlNftIND wEEK-CHARLIE CHAP
LIN In a DOGS LIFE"
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LkHNUALL , TODAY-"THE BLUE
BIRD" TOMORROW-ALICE BRADY
In THE TRAP"
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DTA 7h 434 9th st. n. w.
/ LfALA TODAY AND TOMORROW
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS in AMERICAN
ARISTOCRACY.
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.CRAhDALL' 5 S as + Pa. Ave. $. F..
TODAY-ALTCE BRADY in AT THE
MERCY OF MEN TOMORROW
EDITH STOREY in THE CLAIM"
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'FlDnCH TODAY AND ALL THIS
SIHlAUEN wEEK-CHARLIE CHAP
LIN IN * DOCS LIFE"
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Today and Yesterday

These portraits part Of series appearing in The Times
hoIOng tUeknowH Neutrality-suspicious. they and they
appeared in younger days. Todags portraits are Of
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CDIVnETTJC Casino, 9TH 4 r sta.
LhHNUALL } TODAY AND ALL
WEEK-'BIRTH."
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CRANDAU'S S 4ECSYET 14th 50 Z S < 4 I
TATWtDGE IN by RIGHT OF PCR-
CHASE . TOMORROW-VIOLA DANA
IN BREAKERS AHEAD"
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There are many Substitutes fer
wheat -four. but no substitutes fer
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0IVWpIH Open At $3.50 T. VI:
ULI MI IL ROBERT WARWICK
I4Jl u 81. IN THE MAD LOVER
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.TEANEp 5O7 9th St N. w.
LEhUEn TODAY AND ALL WEEK
GLADYS BROCKWELB
IN HER ONE MISTAKE"
EXTRA Fox Sunshine Comedy, "A
NelEhboT's Keyhole."
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The suffrage bill is an electoral reform
measure.
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ADJUSTMENTS
$50 T6oKYS
w FIN THEATR
ATTRAInH&S TX

rolunnT,CT heater, 9th AZ sta;
RANDALL } TODAY - ED IT 4
STOREY in 'TREASI n u, Or IN n
sra COMMONWEALTH FEhOI-
SON IN THE LIE.
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Soldiers Much Safer
Than in the Civil War

Surgeon-Genelal Gorgas says I'm the
March American Magazine:
There seems TO be an impression
in this country that to fight in the
present war means almost sure death
to a soldier. Az matter. OF fact, both
in the danger from disease and In the
dcadlIness Of the actual fishting there
is no comparison between the war in
Europe today and our Civn war fifty
years ago.
insthe civn war. our mortality WIS
something over 1ye, pers cent for the
four years It Is true fhAt the French
armies suffered almost exactly the
same death losses during the first five
months Of this war. But people must
NOT forget that those tiInt five months
were the most disastrous period. es-
pecial,y for the Aliiea. who we're un-
prepared In every way.
BY 1916 the French had reduced
their mortality 10 only about two per
cent for twelve months!
That is rate Of only twenty per
thousand Even In civii lie rate of
.thirteen to fifteen per Thousand Is MS
pai. Therefore 1t is evident that the
additional wary risk Is Surprisingly
low.
After O three days battle In our
Civil war-such battle al Cettys-
burg. for instanoe-a third Of. tho men
engaged were left on the field. You
cannot find in the present conflict any
three days As DISASTROUS ss that
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!..2Ss:' s'is s s',,..a ,-sss se.t. !,
isfo ,,g
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Valuable Garden
Bulletin I published

II il time TO plan the garden for
next summer. There will be an even
! greater need for home production oi
vegetables this year than last. and
the family with a garden win beet
serve the nation.
A bulletin on gardening, intended
to furnish accurate information upon
the subject for the people Of Colo
RADIO has Just been pubiished by the
Colorado Experiment Station
Planning the garden. what to grow,
preparation OF the soil. time TO plant.
how to plant, and cultivation. are
some of the things discussed IN de
tail in this bulletin. A planting table
giving amount OF seed required. and
distance apart Of plants and rows for
the different garden vegetableq ia
published.
Over half OF the bulletin. which
fills Sc pages. Is devoted to separate
discussions of the methods of grow
ing vegetables In Colorado. practic-
ally the whole list adaptable TO this
section being included.
Harvesting is discussed and some
attention is given TO storage.
THE Home Vegetable Garden" La
the title of the bulletin. It is No. 24l
in the Station series. and may be OBJ
tanned free by addressing The Ex-
~ A 49, ,.t
tural College. Fort Coliins. Colorado.
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Casanhal pedness Cannet q Curca

- local Applications. a. they eannes reach
enly one way % cure eatarrhal Asafness.
eaA that z y . conssisusien.a rsnsdy.
1A0sA eoedisson Of tAs mpes0e l1hins OF
tAs 1v.taeha.s Iuse: = Mnsa- -sAas tubs y
pesfecs hsArsng. ana 1Ssn ITS sesrsir
sioseA Deafress = the result upiess the
ludanmatioh cea Be- reduced anl tnis tubs
vtii ~ Aestroyed forevsr May eases of
1ssfness are oanoed by eatasSh. uAieA y
faceA Halre cataryh Nsdidiass a4ts thru
ens ssseA - The mucous susfseee OF The
We WIN sfvs oss Hnndrs6 usslAss see
aAy case sf cstesshsi Desfnsee thns esenet
=. Z cssSSaz = = ca. essssA q.
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Tribute to "A
Normal Pair "

The following. hitherto unpublished
poem, written by the late Mrs, Emma
Ghent Curtis. was dedicated by the
authoress to Canon City friends and
read at the celebration Of their golden
wedding anniversary here q few
months ago:
with. all the commendable zeal can,
plead the cause of the normal man.
And while am pleading. r plead an
other S ~
The normal woman as wife and
twice.
We near call from the. .over-nice.
For a man with the manliness all
omitted
And a woman too fine to be saneIy
witted.
To cut painful suspension short
point TO our host. as the normal sort.
To his faithful wife as 3 normal dame.
To his game OF life as . Eeli-played
game.
Now man should be never too utterly
utter s.s-s =
To balance the question. of bread and
butter:
And woman should never rise far
i
Intelligence. Kindness and household
love- s.f-tes.e,7
The normal man-eo the ssges tell
Admires the dollar. bot mot too we'll;
Admires his neighbors enough to be
A prompt dispenser of farors free:
Admires prosperity. thrift and such. I
Admires the ladies--but not too much;
And likes good eatables Just enough
To skirmish after the proper stun.
Avoiding the xealot's unbridied prance
He loves humanity's broad advance.
And he loves his country enough to
give s'..f
Generous service that she may. live;
Generous service Of every brln<
Courage. or labor Of brain anllzknd;
Whatever her hour of stress rsas need
He freely gives as her rightfi need.
And II Dame Nature beetowa him
heirs.
He eases their paths OF bumps and
snares,
Provides good raimentvauds bite and
sup. "a q n
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TITUS y. RINGER
DOING WELL IN ARMY.

Titus H. Ringer. who belongs 10 the
46th Squadron. Aviation section. Wa
CO. Texas. in o recent letter to his
brother. says that he likes the work
fine and that the experience OF becom-
ing a fuli-fledged soldier, is very In
teresting and beneficial. indeed Tho
sight OF field after Held Of cotton. IA
q new sight to him. appealed very
strongly but be said colorado's snov
capped mountains we're by far the
best from scenic i,tandpoint-
Titus used To work for the Galley
Stockton Shoe company. and volun-
feered for; the Aviation zsec6on. sew
eral months ago.
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Harrison School
Gives Washington
Birthday Program
Myrtle Miller.)

A program was given In honor of
Washington and Lincoln's birthdays,
at the Harrison school. Thursday. Feb.
21st. There were some visitors and
the program was greatly enjoyed. The
program ran as follows;
America" ......-..... The School.
Flag song and drill. =. Room 2.
The Presidents Proclamation -.
...........-....-. -. Ruth Wells.
Flag song ............... Room 3.
George Washington's Hatchet -.
--........ Henry Rule. of room /.
Article on Thrift Stamps"
myrue Miller
Song-"My Own United States.
-.-..-...-.-..... -...... Room 4.
Reading on the" Blue Cross ~.
+. Observation-Disclosures. Roy Ulrich.
Reading on the Red Gross Dogs.
...-.........-.-.. Harold Jensen
Song~'Three Little Sisters" .....
...-.-....... Three giris'in room /.
"The Star Spangied Banner. School.
Flag salute and the raising Of our
new flag
Mr.. Dick with Mrs. Reiter as ao-
companist. played several piecea on
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GOODWIN TAKEN 70
oArGsv,LlE, TEXAS \

George W. Goodwin. Who was ar
rested here q month ago and locked
mp in the county Jail on the charge OF
the larceny OF a sum Of money from
his uncle. r. T. Bradshaw. ut whose
homo he was being, eptertained. was
taken to Oatesviiie. Texas. the first
OF the wsok. 10 be tried for horse
stealing. sheriff W. W. Hoilings-
worth Of coryeii county Texas. came
after the prisoner and took him back
to oatesviie to ansver for his Of
Tense there. Goodwin is alleged to
have committed number Of other
crimes In Texas. among them the rob-
berry of a clothing store.
4
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but rigidly watches their bringing ap.

But rigidiy watches their bringing up.
Our pleasing poet. gay Oliver Holmes.
Absorbed much wisdom from ponder
ous tones;
And we have the word of that brainy
"feller."
That the spanker-sal is great pro
peiler-
The normal man in the wide worlds
Has had and will always have his day !;
And the normal woman walks close
beside.
A worthy object of trust and pride
Now / oiIer toast for this kindly
pair ~ sst 8. n sNl
Who have broidered their years With
records fair:
And this Is the toast: Bright days
and long
To the lit of restfui evensoug;
Though the world makes war and the
storm-ciouds lower.
May those that have earned. win
auiets dover.
And dwell in the hopes that good viii
Even from tempest and martial
drum"
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the violin which was sreany epDre-

the violin which was greatly appre-
ciated by all:
rThe s5erenade of Dredlin. THE
CredIe Song" -Mosauito Dance. IA
Cayat.na." Hungarian Dance" and
"The Souvenir"
Before the music by Mr.. Dick, all
went out doors and sang the Star
Spangled Banner while the new nag
was unfuried and being raised The
Flag Salute was then given ~ the
flag reached the top Of the staff.
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MARRIED Nv REV. EksEA
ruEspAV EVENING

Mr. Jesse McCurry and Miss HNth
Mcclure were quietly married By Rev.
d. J. Elsea at the parsonage Of the
Christian church. 1ll1 Greenwood ave-
nue., at 3 o'eiocka Tuesday evening.
The contracting couple are we'll known
and popular young people and have
numerous friends who extend 10 them
congratulations.- The grood is en-
ployed ut the plant Of the Empire
zinc company. They will make their
home ON south Fifth street
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Miss Ruth Banning. owner OF tho
Canon Crystal Ice Company. and her
attorney. Mr.. Martin Burns. are In
the city today on business connected
with the plant.
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THE EAST CANON oRisr MILL
{ 0rinds meal. whole wheat. rye and
barley flour. Meal and Flour for sale.
Your grinding solicited.
p. T. TUrTLE,
South Raynolds Ave. Phone lse J J
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The thru its has demanded Of
The Round Crest Companies tomato canned in the
canning factory here this that possible to produce
this section of the valley.
has been found that ration for soldiers in France
tomato and the available supply Of the past year
been totally inadequate for the demand Therefore the
has only requested but demanded that the canning
plants work their equipment to fullest capacity in order to
duce an adequate supply.
But in order for Round Crest Companies to do that
mat0es must here larger quantities than has been the
custom in the Our the field
increased for the growing of tomatoes
THE PRICE TO THE GROWER THIS YEAR WILL BE SIS
. TON, WITH THE PLANTS FURNISHED FREE This is an.
advance rs cent the for 1917
ing $fz00 with the plants furnished to at cost
The plants s4OO thousand and the price
will this contract deal This
yeaFxyve furnishing cold frame plants. 't -
takes precedence for whole output
private will permit to make advance
contracts private trade unless the clause Subject
full requirements Of the United States Government
serted The will check figures and allow
only fair percentage of profits.
WE MUST HAVE AT LEAST 400 ACRES OF TOMATOES
UNDER CONTRACT 1--WE ARE TO PRODUCE AN OUTPUT
THAT WILL BE OF BENEFIT TO THE GOVERNMENT
3 ABROAD AND AT HOME. ~. s,
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That We Can Every Tomato Possible to Produce Here Th
M1stH Contracts 400 Acres of Ionnatoes

That why have increased the price the grower sig
with plants furnished This really equivalent to l8
toni This higher price by e per cent than has
nducement to the larger wieh absolutely nees
always profitable to the
this because OF the higher price
to the account OF plants
supply the of plants
up Preparations being made to thoroy
the plants that they will be strong and hardy when ready 70
put in the ground. sasavs s2cus ~
From patriotic standpoint grower who should
put possible Uncle Sam has
boys and also home need tomatoes
and he is making effort to get thenaaevs
business standpoint tomatoes have unusually
profitable in the past and will So this year. is
known tomatoes splendid growing here and
average yield They experiment and
is possible for to bes,arSA u
Our already out iners the growers In reia-
think this matter and when they
ready how will contract
and glad to thoroy into the
with you and will advise points de-
sire. -
ouRcoNTRAcTPRIcEoNoT on oTfER vEGErABIEsANp
FRUITS THIS YEAR WILL RE:G sssi
Spinach $50 per ton ~. ssgs
Beans $50 per tor 81 ~
GoOseherries AGENTS pound.
Cherries cents per pound u.s. ~ af fes@ ssaefg
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Record Want Aos1idways pay.
The sun., 1918-07-15
HOME CLUB LEASE IS CLOSED
Pierre a Borgo, Hotel Men, VIII
Pay S1,IOO,OOO for Property.

The property long known as the Home
Club, situated at IL to II East Forty
fifth street. has finally passed from the
original owners into the hands OF Pierre
& Borgo, restaurant and hotel men, UNI
Ger a twenty-one year lease from August
!, this year. the aggregate rental being
about sl,100,000.
The structure was built in 1906, Tracy
8; Swartout being the architects. 1t was
originally designed as a home for a few
Of New Iork's prominent men. The
changing conditions in the neighborhood
made 1t more valuable for other pur-
poses.
Pierre & Borgo, the incoming tenants
are men Of long experience In the hotel
and restaurant business in New York
London and Paris. Mr.. Borgo was man.
ager OF the Hotel Clarldge in London
after which he Joined in operating the
Hotel de Castillon In Paris. In New
York he has been connected with Sher-
RVS. and was for five years the manager
of the Casino at Nara gansett Pier.
Mr. Pierre, the senior member of the
firm, was for years at the Savoy, Lon
don. and the RitzCarlton and Sherry S
in New York
It IL planned ~ change the first and
second floors to restaurant and banquet
rooms The plans from James Clark
Udall. architect set forth an expenditure
of $4,000. The upper floors will not b,
| altered. but remain as originally planned
The Home Club Company was repre-.
! scented by Simpson. Thatcher 4 Bartlett
Norman & Kerngood represented the ten
ant.
The sun., 1918-07-15
TO LIVE IN APARTMENTS.

Douglas L. Gilman q Co. have leased
a laree apartment in 270 Park avenue
for ]. A. Wigmore to H. E verran; q
duplex apartment at $50 Park avenue,
corner seventy-sixth street, to William
Farson Of Chicago; an apartment at
LIS EAST F1fty-elghth street to Daniel
e. Moran. and an apartment at ~ East
Forty-ninth street to william A. Man
ges.
Thomas j. o'Reilly has rented apart
ments at sos West 121st street to Car
rie c. Brown, and Sarah v. Chollar: at
626 West 113th street to Laura M. and
Katherine Kerr. f. v. Thomas. Bertha
Strauss and Charles u. Searle: at 400
Riverside drive to William Croxton and
Lena Huston; at 661 West 16ad street
to Jacob Bah and John Jacobs: at 662
West 164th street to Charles Giden,
Norman Schloss and Rebecca Wolf and
at 80 Ciaremont avenue to Norman Hem
ley. Nathan Hasberg. Robert Fuller and
Walter Cassell.
The sun., 1918-07-15
COUNTRY HOME TENANTS.

H. Frankfort has rented at Rockaway
for Mrs. M. z. Fogarty to A. Hyman
for term OF two years a cottage at
1884 Central avenue; for Mrs. A. Meehan
to H. Levin a cottage on Broadway and
for H. Whitson to Samuel Lipmann for
two years cottage at 1882 Forest ave-
nue..
John r. Scott has rented for stuy-
vesant F. Norris his country place at
Hewlett, Long Island. to Paul l. Veeder.
Alfred z. Schermerhorn has rented at
southampton, L. l., for Mrs. Susie r
Blackburn her cottage on Hill street to
Lucius K Wilmerding: for Mrs. Alfred
Nelson Wild Rose, In the Fair Lea
Grounds, to ]. Frederic Bloch, and
Overlook to Joseph e. Stevens; for Mrs.
James T. Kilbreth Keewaydin, corner
First Neck lane and Pond lane, to Will
lam ". 8. Thorne; for Mrs William
Drew her cottage on First Neck lane to
George Leary: for the Residence Con-
struction Company. North Cottage. at
Halsey's Neck lane and Boyesen street,
to William Frazier Harrison. and for
George H. Fordham East Cottage, on
Shinnecock road, to Henry G. Gray.
The sun., 1918-07-15

OF All kinds OF paper for writing, tyne
written, printing and wrapping.
1lb. A man In Italy wishes to buy az.
riculturai machinery ana appliances and
chsmicsl fertilifers. Estimates of freight
ratea to Genoa should be given.
1ls. An agency 10 desired by q man in
france for the sale OF canned goods OF
fruits.
1850. A man in Switzerland would ,,k.
10 secure an agency for the sale of ply.
wood OF mahogany and birch. used in the
manufacture Of furniture. motor cars, cab
millImeters
ll6l. An electrical and mechanical en-
gineer In France wishes to secure an
agency for the sale OF all electrical ma.
chinery and appliances, machinery for
household use and wash machines. Cash
The sun., 1918-07-15

Harvey n wadham to Ellen II Myer.
at Hotel Marie Antoinette. 67th st and
Bway; atty. VIM r ,Conklin. 81 Nassau
sOTH ST. 20 w.Ai6ertt Kelly ana 'I ano,
exrs. to w A Butler. 80 E 72d st: atty.
81; ~ So lfSG MuiaooS
to Della NJ Kane. 55l Hudson st; atty,
Gilbert H Montague. 40 Wall st. $4,000
Loan 4 Trust CO CO to WIN K Rose sos "
slst st; atty. Lawyers Title Co, lso
s7TH ST 4is E. mtg ,ii. ooo-Titie Guar
q Trust Co to Marie Geyer, 1898 Morris
av: Bronx; atty, Lawyers Title 81 CO,
l4TH ST, ss4 E, mtg ss.25O-Man Cohen
to Samuel II Berlin. ss5 f $3.50 st; atty.
8 lsaaes. ll6 Columbia 81; sloo
IVES" EsI,v ST .Ss miE OoSVF preaR.o, G
Ore; atty. Lawyers Title T Co, 100
HoUsToN ST. 1913 w-chario,te Mcn1a 10
LR Holding Co. lis .2d st; atty. Leo:
pold Porrins, $50 West Bway 500
STH AV, 2ll2-Title Guar b Trust Co to
Moritz Elias. 44o Riverside Drive: atty,
Title Guar & Co. l76 Bway -. SIC. 900
Bronx.
WILLIS Av, 4s2-Anna Faith and ano,
extrx, to Anna Faith. aaS f l52d st: atty,
John Davis. IS William st......., $1,000
18TH s SAT- B ss E sS s sy 10 s'1ee
Mertens. S2l Melrose av; atty, Title
Guar & Co. as Bway. .....,... $40, 900
PARK AV. s, 2l7 l7sth st, l33.sxl+lx
irreg-wm A LArned. exr. to Lucy Kirt-
land 81, I'd pl, Bklyn; atty, A II Mac
Carthy 1857 Bway. ........-.......S IS, l76
PARK Av, sSs2-56-John Theofel. Jr, and
ano, exrs. to Emma S Truckenbrodt, los
Z i7Sth st; atty, NJ Naumann, 223
GOODRIDGE AV. 6, so N 2s0th st. ask
sssx2bxs7l-Delaheld estate to Marie
/. Finch, 1l06 Park av, Plafnneld.
attys Delaheld, II. T & r. II Cedar st VI
ST ANNS AV, 7i7-Laura Waldman to
AGRA Realty Co. rs Broad st; atty. AGRA
Realty Co, rs Broad st............,..t 81
.50TH ST, n g. 100 W Goodridge av, 2Sx
l2lllx irreg-Delaneld Estate to Nor
man Finch, nos Park av, Plaipf1eld
j.: attys. Delaheld, II. Il. 2,
LOT 81. bk IS, and lots ~ and a. blk 81
map Morris Park-Mutual Life lns CO
and ano to David Lichtenstein, 237 W
bSth st; attys, Myers q, 100 Bway III
CHISHOLM ST, lSls-Aloysius Hanger 10
Albert Brink. 66 Mount Hope pl; atty
] Hoenninger, Beekman at $4,000
LOTS 7l2h and 7l3i,. map Eliz r kins
bankers Trust Co to Emily l. Vim
mer, SOL Jefferson pl; atty. f Martin
SO OAK DRIVE, 7s2-LIlie NJ bopp
Freeport. l. l, to Herman H Wolf. III
w list ct. ct al, eXrs Emil Woln atty.
Bella d Eisler. 20 Pine St.. .f,l2G
CROTONA PARK NORTH, S4l-Lawyert
Title & Co to Mary Mcmillan. 50
Martense st. Bklyn; atty, Lawyers Title
T Co, 100 Bway .........,..,.sS $500