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Iir.t nnplI.i Church

(Cor. broadway and cad AVe)
Thomas n. Harvey, pastor.
Residence. if2O East Gold u
Phone 1885 n. NJ.
A hearty welcome to the teachers
OF New Mexico rs extended BY the
First Baptist church.
Bible school at $3.50 n. m. Junior
and senior unions AZ $50 y. IN. Tho
pastor will speak ct ~ a. m. on the
theme. 'Removing Obstacles" and
at 1880 u IN. on the question, Docs
God send Any Man To Hon. Mis-.
j.. W. Horton viii I the oiierioro
Ole
Special evangelistic services are
now IN progress. Two services daily
Will he held throughout the week
The chorus choir Is under the ditec-
ton OF Prof. W. j. Morris OF ilne
uIuff Ark. Ordinance Of Baptism
viii 10 administered at the close 81
The venin hour OF worship. Come
carly " you hope to socure "A seat
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Taos County Ready
for the Seal Sale


Taos county Is the lates, TO be
organized completely FOR the Red
Chross Christmas Seal sale Of Do
al Secretary for the southwest for the
National Tuberculosis association,
visited Taos yesterday and announced
the selection Of William Mexican, n
Taos attorney and secretary 81 tn
Taos Commercial Club, as county
chairman. Mr.. Mexican quickly or
gnnixcd his county on the school DIS
trict basis and supplies are going for
ward today.
Mora county Is mother to present
now a solid front for the campaign.
j. Frank Curna, author II the bill
creating the present state depart
ment OF health. Is county chairman
and has set up a fine organization.
J.. A. Myers Of the First Trust and
for the western half OF the county,
with Sir. Curna at Wagon Mound
watching the eastern half. Workers
have been named in cach community
and a supply OF posters and campaign
materials WI sent TO each today.
In q Miguel county, Mayor +. q.
Blood has 20 school district sub
Is publicity secretary. Personal
solicitation teams for the Las Vegas
canvass are being selected now aud
will be well supplied with informa-
lion when the drive stqrts.
George II Clements, publicity d.
rector, is IN Roswell today going oNet
the situation With the Chamber OF
Commerce officials and directors who
will handle the Chavcs county drive
under the direction OF Roy Ammer-
man. Mr.. Clements viii visit I,.rrt-
zozo before returning.
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rIr., ConrrcrnllmnI Church

(CoT. Cou and south broadway
Harold \. Davidson, PhaD., pastor.
Residence. s26 South Walter. Tcic-
phone iz47-M.
SUNDAY school at 9:iS.
Morning service az ~, subject Of
sermon. 'Education-What II IL In
Terms OF Life" With reference to
the teachers conference being held
In our CITY. special musical features,
Prelude. "ROmanze" Merkel. offer
tory. harp solo by Mrs. r. D.. Nor
ris; vocal solo. sun. SIN with
Thee" Stnltz, by l. G. HCslot Or
ganlst. Miss Hixier.
Organ recital by Mrs BiXler. as
sisted by eirs. Morris with the harp
and Prof Lukktn and Mrs. !. $.
Landers. vocal soioists. at 4 o'clock.
The public Is invited,
Evening service, conducted by the
G. y. eociety With AN address by the
pastor at 1850. subject. 'How May
We Practise THANKSGIVING" (This Is
a Thanksgiving ~ssrNice). Leader,
Frank SeNems. An inspiring service
for young and old. All are welcome.
Mtd-wcek service at the home Of
5. NJ. ~Porterneld, Goa South Edith,
Wednesday evening. Scripture pass
age. Rom. Z: 1i-N: d.
The next meeting Of the Mems
club will be held on December 2.
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Morning music; SOLO; Trusting"
u.%icurance). by Mirs VERNE u. row
ers. Anthem; Now Let the Gates OF
Zion Ring"
Evening: Anthem. Awake and
Sing (Beazley). Solo: Evening
Song ("kirkpatrick), Mr.. H. v
Barker. Duet Forever with the
Lord (Gounod). Mrs. T.. H. ihckey
and Mrs. lnhOfc. Ladies' trio mnd
chorus, with Him Alone" CMilson),
Nikalrln. the external aucsthetic
used 30 successfully In army hospitals
on the NcrGun and Somme fronts AMI
at Paris. \ the invention OF an
American electrical engineer.
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ton. Mr.. and Mrs. a. 'Elchwald and
and Mrs. j. II, Wiesc.
AFR. and Mrs. v. r. Collier and
Mariana Otero OF Haynes. and clyde
Stoddard OF Chama. n. NJ, visited
the early part o. the week.
ladies' Interested IN the Reading
Circle met At The home Of Mrs. J. y.
Young frlday Afternoon and selected
iie books FOR the coming year. After
the bueiness meeting tea was served.
n. CampoE. deputy organizer for
the W. ., W. was called to Aibu-
qucrque by his wife's Illness.
g. Stofer. alias Powell. alias Bah
cock, alias Jones. who represented
himself 20 be- VA various departments
OF the government service through
out the country. vas committed TO jail
~ Albuquerque, waiting the ~
term OF the grand jury. Mr.. Stofer
worked the country from Eapanola
via Coyote and cuba TO llndrlth and
thence to the III Nado lumber camp,
where he was captured and brought
before L.. S. Commissioner Young VI
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Ccntrnl Avenue Methodist Church.

Corner Central avenue Arno street,
A. /. Bowman. pastor: j T.. Major,
auperintendent sunday school; Mrs.
W. g. jenkins. director OF music; Miss
Vera kietch. pianist.
9:45 a. m. Sunday school. \ clasa
for all.
II a. m. Morning worship. Ser
mon by pastor. Subject. Christ
Among Men.
g p. m. Epworth League. A spe-
cial invitation TO the young pooTl"
who are not members Of other young
peoples societies.
y. M. Evening worship. An
ovnngclistic service.
Special music, morning:
Anthem; o Give Thanks Unto tho
Lord tWilson).
Solo.
A sIs4iai invitation extended 20
the visiting teachers here for con-
NentiOn Welcome FOR all
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S0c2befM

ne r-rttbrterlah ehnfca held a cvm-
5lned meefine and social In the Sun
day school room a. the church
Thursday eteniun. 10 which men a.
we'll AZ women uare invited. After
devotional EXERCISES led BY Mrs.
CfIatH ane Nrs 1lorcy. Ma Cooper
tcId 81 the work 81 the Women'f 80
ciety mi called especial ettesuon 70
the book "ChrlaiIan AmefioAnlxaticn
Youne indies Of ,hp Christian En-
deave4 sAoHad the need OF medical
missionaries on the foreign field.
Nlae vlrEle McMillan took lhr part
q y graduate from a medical college
trying 70 decide where should
hann her sign and ihe Misses Anna
McNama. Adeila Elder. MARY Web
stcr. Mabel Barton. Florence Rey-
nclds, Ruth Ncfey and Lulu ken
drlck presented me calls from for
ei9n countries. Nrh. petlt rpeke ~
the objects for which the jubilee fund
Of the mission board n 10 be used.
1tlss Adnh Vsnghn told o. the work
81 the Westminster Guild, the Young
represented the f'light- Bearers" b.
Mrs Ancona with the girls Of the
Westminster Circle, al dressed IN In
dian ooatuns Sam a song 81 the Taos
Mrs. DonaIason and Mrs. Faw add
ed TO the pleasure o. the entertain
ment. fhe former with a vocal solo.
the latter with instrumental music.
After the Program adjournment
wRs made 10 the parlor Whefe re-
frcshnienfs were served under The
ehaifmanshlp OF Mrs. ), Z. Elder.
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Sd. Iohn'. EnIscopaI Chnrch.

(COrnor Fourth ana HIINerl
Rev. Winfred H.. Iicgler, rector:
1220 East Central; phone l325-W.
SUNDAY services:
Holy communion. Z n. m.
sunday school. s;4b a. M.
Morning prayer. II a. nj.
Nespcrs. $50 y. m.
THANKSGIVING Day, Thursday, Nov.
%;
Holy communion, Z a. N.
Holy communion and sermon, 10
m.
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0rietlnn sctcncc soclcty.

Christian science services are held
at woman's Club every sunday morn
ing at II o'clock.
sunday school at 9;4S o'clock.
Wednesday evening meetings at 5
o'clock.
Heading room open daily except
Sundays aud holidays from 3s3O 20
p. m. nj 4i2 1-2 West Central,
room >. Mclini building.
A free lending library. including
all the works Of Mary Baker Eddy,
and other authorized Christian sci-
ence literature, ~ maintained In con-
nection with the reading room.
The public is cordially invited 20
attend the sunday services, the We'd
nesday evening meetings. and to visit
the reading room.
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QUEEN BEss AND
THE pHCTTTEEHS

LONDON. CPy ManD-Prohteering
and the n. &. l.. n not q modern evil.
Queen Elizabeth had to deal with u,
and she adopted drastic measures
against sixteenth century prohteers'
or 'bodgers." as they were popular
~ called then. An Elizabethian pro-
clamation TO lorcs-iieutenants 81
counties and local authorities. dated
1897. ia interesting. II only for the
strong language used 10y that auto
cratic sovereign. as compared with pre-
sent-day legal phr%ascoloTy;
elizabeth. ~ the Grace Of Cod
etc. says the "bodger;"
Wce understand that upon the late
dearth Of all kynde o. grain, and %
butter and cheese and other victuals
In this Realm, although the Almighty
BOD hath Incredibly Withdrawn HIS
heavie hand wherewlta we deserved
our late punishment and hath now
yielded W. "a change 10 the great com-
fort Of all sorts Of people"-they
evidently had wars toOl yet there
Bre seen and found 70 number %
wicked people In condition more like
to wolves or c%ormorants than to ma
turai men, that do most GENEROUSLY
seek 20 hold ~ the late great prices
In corn and all other yltcuals i%ncreas-
INK the same into private hands, bar
gaining beforehand Tor corn, and in
some parts roo grain growing, ana tpr
malt before 10 ~ made, and for butter
and chees before Il be ready to be
brought TO ordinary market for TO be
bought by the pouer number
Against which foul corrupt fraud
and ma%liciousness greed there are
both many good laws and sundry Or
ders u late given TO All Justice and
other public officers 20 reform such
notable abuses. and therefore wee
cannot but charge ana command you
TO cause dlifent inquisitirn 10 bee
made IN an parts 81 the country rs
well uH IN towns. OF such as 10 do
directly or indirectly mus buy or bar
gain. and that shall apprehenl
such. ana TAXI from sue as they
shall unlRwfully buy, ana compel
them 20 revoke their unlawful bar
gains. and 10 send up TO us slme 81
the most notable offenders q 2 Wee
do warn yon All to have q special care
not only with sharp apprehension 90
seek 10 reform them, but alsD 10 cer-
tlfy rs ~ their names. ~ thereby
20 avoid ths Just uncnse Of The Infer
lnr sort. who cannot bur be grievrd il
see such corruption IN the better sort
suffered without restraint
That's The 90 give en- say
, h present las sufferers
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Corner Silver Ave. and Sixth ST.
Arthur N. Knudscn pastor; resi-
dence, soc South Sixth street; phone.
22g9.
sis a. m. sunday school. The at
tendance ia increasing every sunday.
Come and Join one % the growing
classes. A. W. Kraemer. superin-
tendent.
II a. M. Morning worship. The
pastor will speak on The Grace OF
Gratitude" The choir will sting.
Great II the Lord" CWilsonl, The
days income Offering FOR the enlarge
ment fund will be received today.
$40 p. m. Christian EndeaVor
Erecting. led by Miss Esther Ttmms.
Topic. 'Practicing Thanksgiving"
1;3O y, m. Evening worship. This
service Will be n real congregational
Thanksgiving meeting The reasons
for gratitude submitted BY the mem
hers will be read In connection with
the pastors message. Anthem, I'VE
Praise Thee. q Lord APPEL ierly).
For the week;
Monday, T;sO y. m. The church
council VIII meet In the church par
lors.
wednesday. 7;3O y. m. Prayer and
Bible study meeting.
Thursday. Thanksgiving day. union
service at the Presbyterian church.
Sermon by the Rev. T. Harvey.
Come and worship with us.
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DOROTHY srRoNG nan A
BIRTHDAY PAHTf.

(By Special Correspondence
! thought I couldn't 80 to Dsrotty,h
party because | hao something. ston,-
atitls. and / was sick. but I got Al
rite and l could eat the party 70 ]
went and There were t~wenty-tNo
children there. but some al them
couldn't play very well because they
were two small but W had a goQd
time and played anne and Dorothy
had some lovely presents becons Il
Was her birthday and she IL ten years
old and h didn't look a bit bigger
on Thursday. than ahe did on Friday.
and that IA queer cause she was a year
oircr. And there was ice cream and
cake and every boy got a chocolate
HciEar and every grit got a little
Thanksgiving terkey for her fayors.
IN HONOR or Mss BEt1SHAM.
Mrs Frank W. Roberts. Mrs. 3.
walker. and Mrs. Ffndiay Simms en-
~tertained Jointly on Thursday after
noon with n miscellaneous blower Tor
Eima Beekhnm who il TO be married
ON Thanksgiving day. The guests
were the Misses Katherine Abel.
Katherine Dougherty. Wlnona Favos-
~. Ina McGresor. .. Beckham. and
was h recipient Of some delightful
accessofles to her trousseau.
.
KAPPO DELTA nus DANCE.
The Kappa Delta Mus entertained
on Friday night with a dance al the
home Of Mis- Mamie Mills. SOC West
I-iferas. The house was decorated In
the sorority coiors. two shades Of pur-
pie, music was furnished by the Soeis
orchestra, and punch was served dur
Ing the evening. Miss Beatrice Sell
sor sang, and Miss McAllister gave a
ses liERasislSs Ess
.sor. Helen Darrow. Kathleen barrow.
ida %szganzini. Lucille Wharton. Mary
AcGinnia, Julie Aaston, Miss Ham.
Jessie Vanabie. Violet jain, RATHER
Inc Shotwell, Helen Faiiin. FabiolA
Gilmore Durothy McAilinter. Mamie
Mills The masculine guests were the
Messrs, Mecraig. Scruggs. Carpenter.
Craig. Grant Mann, working. Robert
son. Hamm, Hernandez. uerphide,
Fe;xer. Claude Mann. Gilmore, steed,
Carl Adeioi'e. sganzini.
We are looking forward With a
great deal OF interest 10 the initial
production OF the University Dramatic
club which VIII be given curing the
coming wee at tae playhouse la
Rcdey hall The east, nor the date
OF the performance have as yet been
announced. every effort being made
TO present II during the teachers con-
yenuon. Barry's The Old Lady
Shows Her Medals" has been decided
on. An effort Is being maze to form
a Community Play House association
which viii enlist everyone In the com
munity who ~ Interested in dramatics.
and OF which the University club
you'd be a unit.
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Court HOuse.i
7. Ogilvle. pastor.
10 a. m. sunday school; superin-
endent. Miss Annie n. psmOnd.
II a.. m. Preaching by Rev. J. q.
Sanchez: subject. 'Thc Great Saliva
ton"
2 p. M. Preaching by Rev. Carl
Amending; subject. by Their Fruits
We Shall Know Them" tN. II. No
evening service during winter.)
G:a5 u. M. Epworth league in Har-
wood school. fD5 Norm Fourteenth
street. leader. Miss l.. Gurule. Theme,
How to Keep ThanksF Wing Prayer
meeting on "Wednesday, 1850 p. m.
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Al Morris. J. w. Pine and Il. \.
Tully. elders.
The Church OF Christ meets every
Lords day at the Public Library. be-
ginning at 10 o'clock a. M.
Prayer meeting every Friday night
beginning at 1850 o'clock p. m.
We viii be siad 10 have yoE Join
US In these meetings.
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Baxchs ". q. Church tspauish.)

tHurolas koals bArtlas.l
T Ogilvio, pastor.
IL a.. m, sunday school; supertn-
tendent. Mr.. ". u. Baca.
fI:fs "a. M. Preaching by the pas
tor. Subject. Seven Things About
John s;i6."
All welcome.
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The annual unicn Thanksgiving
service Of tho protestant churches Of
me city will be held IN the Prcnbyter-
Ian church Thursday morning. i0ise
o'clock. The Rev. Harvey. pastor %
the Rsptisi church, viii give the SER
mon The onefing will be divided
equally between the Associated Char
lsses and the salvation Army,
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Cuba Notes

Rio puerco Red Cross chapter
with headquarters at Cuba. New Mex
too. has met satisfactory results from
the membership drive. The date for
closing the campaign has been ex-
Tended to Nov. 30. al which time "A
maHque bah VIII be held.
Miss Lydia Archuleta "a chairman
OF the drive committee has handled
the drive IN "A very able manner
The ball on the 22nd will be In
charge Of Chapter Chairman Mrs. j..
u. Wieae. und Luciano SandoVal
members OF the finance committee.
Only two OF the boys Of the Rio
fuerco chapter hav not returned
fhese are Jose Leon Herrera. suffer
Ing from knee wound la "a Texas hos
pltal and Daniel Montoya. seriously
w with tuberculosis In the Denver
hospital.
The marriage OF Miss Roberta
Richards. daughter Of Attorney and
Mrs. 4. J. Richards. aud Reyes Micra.
adopted son Of the late u. A. Miera.
was solemnized NJ the local Catholic
church Saturday morning. the Rev.
tamllluE fanEman officiating.
Miss Roberts was charming iu "a
lace gown over Old ivory satin, She
wore a veil and wreath Of uruure
blossoms and carried "a bouuct of deli
este pink flowers.
\ WcduinF the
ceremony, 90 which only close friends
were invited.
Open house vas kept during the
day and many guests enjoyed the
dinner served by Mrs. Richards.
A reception and ball followed at
the !. j. sainzar hall and about 200
invited guests attended. The bride
wore a handsome gown OF pale pink
satin n silver lace during the even
ing.
The groom. n sergeant In the late
war. wore his uniform. M. and Mrs
MierR were attended by Air. ana Mrs
Manuel Chavez
The wedding was p%ronunced one Of
the prettiest ever seen In Cuba
Cuba will soon have one Of tho
finest converts and schools IN the
state of New Mexico. The roof is now
beiug put on the three story building
and inside work will be carried on
during the winter montnH, The
school h expected 20 accommodate
400 boarding students.
Don Ceiso Handoval has completed
and moved into a new house on Main
street.
Among the Cuba folk 10 visit Al
buqueraue the past week were Dr.
and Mrs ~ n. Bird. Rev. J.. Al. Ten
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LONnON--The rcignlng beauty la
English pccragc u the Counties Of
Iisbufnc, wife OF lord Li-bumc
aial daughter Of Dan julie de Bit
t%cnrouft, nttaCic II he Chilean
legation. She n of old CaSiiIian
stock and n ppc of true spanish
beauty. Sins u an accomplished
spOrtsuOtnan and society faVOrite.
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IVOr, NUlU AVe. md ANN 81
Carl Srhmid, pastor. Residence,
goo South Arno street Phone 2Oit.
sunday school at 9:A5 a. m.
Preaching at II a. nj. ana y 80
y. m.
sermon subjects; The Power In
and The Rain. the Snow. aud
The Word
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Waiting FOR Gods Son from Heaven"
an address on the Second Coming Of
Christ.
An welcome.
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LONDON-Thc "Iifc OF the party"
mo-t always smiling mud the pct
or London ~pcict,. yet Mrs. Almh
Nct.s'ra Stcanc could not oNctcomc
the feeling OF mortality that re-
uucutiy attacked her.
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In western India there b. 20 colony
5000 Jews. which has cyistcd since
prehistoric times. The people ctll
themselves Teul-lHrly- followed
largely The Hindu religion hHt keep
The laws n Moses although largely
ignorant ~ the old testament.
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Among the Cuba folk 10 visit A.
buqueraue the past week were Dr.
and Mrs. y. y, Bird, Rev. !. 81. Tep-
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Brnadwny Christian Church.

blffaflNNN iNl~AhAH NNhifNs
Alfredo. Kuhn minister; residence
ga North Fifth street.
This ID Anniversary sunday at this
church. The fbth anniversary u
this church viii BE observed today
Great Bible school at Htfb a. m,
Music led by a fine orchestra.
Al ~ O'Clock anniversary service
Splendid music boy soloist ~ Choir.
Sermon hy the pastor, our MOST
Holy Faith" livery member OF N"
congregation ls urged to be present
with their friends. Cordial invitation
20 N%lsitorF
5:sO D.. m. Twilight social by the
Christian EudcuYor for young people
OF the church and strangers.
G;30 .. m. Christian EndenNor
meeting.
1850 D. M. Thanksgiving musical
service. short sermon By the pastor
Forget Not
First Methodist Episcopal.
Corner Lead avenue and :. ard ST.
Charles oscar Beckmun. pastor;
Miss Edlth Gorhy. deaconess.
sunday school. 9:fb "a m. u. \,
porterfield, superintendent.
Preaching hy the pastor 90 II a. m.
Theme; Gods Promised GIT Given,
I'm the evening AZ so Miss Carrie
Barge, general field worker for the
OmNUh homo MihHlHuhlN F'tlfhN
Will give an address. MrH. \. X, Free
man. hure-s secretary ~ h Home
Missionary Society viii speak also.
Epworth League 6 80 y. m.
Special musical numbers under the
direction OF Mrs Halph Smith Mora
ing. Anthem 90 LORD How Mani
fold Are Thy works tburnhy).
quartet; Peace Troubled Heart
(plmcntcl. RHss solo: Mr.. u.
Thompson.
Evening Anthem: - VIII Give
Thanks" fAshford). Duet; Eni'r
Through the Golden Gates Mt.
Thomas Calkins. Mrs. Ralph Smith.
A welcome for an.
North Fourth street Gs=pe HhlI,
O300 North Fourth strcctl
Sunday school and Bible class AZ
q;4h "a. m. TO which both young ana
old ARE cordially invited.
II a m. Brpaking Of Bread In Re-
memhrunce 81 the Lord. Acts e0;i.
T:4S y. m, Preaching OF the Cos
pei by Carl Armerdine. subject
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Don Celso Handoval has completed
and moved into a new ~ on Main
street.
The sun., 1919-05-27

part payment the buyer gave q four
story nat, 4sx10e, the northwest
corner Of Franklin avenue and 16sth
street
EAST 15eTH srREET-Leitner, Brener
= & Starr. Inc. sold for Jacob vossler
TO Calm q Calm $50 East l56th street,
n two family dwelling, 20x100.
DAVIDSON AvENUE-Leltner, Bren-
or & Starr. Inc. sold for William r.
Stanhope to Calm q Calm, 1917 Da-
wilson avenue, two family dwelling.
25x1Oo.
EAST 18TH STREET-F. A. Holly
sold for Augusta L. Wurm the six
story apartment. 60xt00, on the north
side Of 15Sth street, 100 feet west of
Elton avenue.
FREMONT AVENUE - The Benenson
Realty Company cold to client of
Clement III. Smith. 900 to els Ire.
mont avenue, ono story taxpayer.
S6x143.
THIRD AVENUE - The Benensor
Realty Company bought from d. Le-
vey o01S and 5000 Third avenue, q
two story building. 25xlS4x irregular
also the a5utting plot, 60xbs. on
Brook avenue.
CRoToNA AVENUE - Manhattan 4
Bronx Company sold sSs4 Crotons
{ avenue. a three family dwelling, for
9. NJ. Wertheimer. 81,
MORRIS AVENUE - Charles Siege
Levy resold to William J. McKeowr
the two family dwelling at 1910 Nor.
rfs avenue, 1S.sx117.6.
The sun., 1919-05-27
BRooKLYN SALES.

Realty Trust sold for Alec Building
Company two one family dwellings al
2o2s Sixty-third street to Morris Pap
kin and at 2l4S Sixty-sixth street to
Esra Sutton.
Meister Builders. Inc. bought from
the @. NJ Company fivs three story
apartment houses. 1oox10o, at 1873 to
1873 Eighth street.
Paal. Mackin & Gordon sold the one
family cottage, 40xl0o. at 1903 Bath
avenue to an investing client.
Berkshire Realty Co. bought three
eight family houses at 24s-25O-252 New
York avenue.
Charles Partridge sold for John Clark
to client the three story apartment
house at 729 Franklin avenue,
Walter s. Ross and C. c. Gretsinger
sold for N. Wright the one family dwell
Ing at e51 Sixty-eighth street to a client
Tor occupancy; also for Floyd A. ouern-
sey the business building at $3.50 Third
avenue to a client for Investment, ana
for James Bennett the one family cot
tage at f66 Eightieth street to a client.