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Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1919-08-14
Missouri State Teachers Asso-
ciaiion

The ST louis convention and pub.
licity bureau advises that its request
for a special rate for the convention
Of the Missouri State Teachers as
sociatnn, made through Mr. ?. "
CoyIe lraihc commissioner Of the
~ LOUIS Chamber Of Commerce. has
been granted by the western passen-
ger traffic committee The rate
granted IS one and one-third fare
round tTip on certificate plan The
convention will be held in 81 Louis
November 9th To Sth inclusive.
These tickets will be on sale No
vember 3rd TO 9Th inclusive. and the
return limit will be November 18th.
1919 This reduction will apply
from all parts in Missouri
T. NJ Carter. secretary Of the Mis-
sour State Teachers association has
been announced as the railway sec
retary Who will have full authority
in this matter A special agent at
ST LOUIS will validate certificates
for return on November 9Th to Sth,
inclusive
lnaSmuch as the Missouri State
Teachers association has had no
meeting for two years, il is antici-
pated that this will be the largest
gathering that has ever been held in
the state Of Missouri
Miss + c, Gecks. president, is ar
ranging the program which will be
OF great interest TO all educators in
Missouri Among the speakers will
be such people as: DR. NJ. L. Burton.
president Of the University of Min
nesota, Dr George ID. Strayer ot the
Columbia University, New York.
former president of the national
Education association. Jane Addams
Of Hullhouse, Chicago. X. II Whit
beck. OF the Wisconsin University
Patty Hill and Mabel Carney of tie
Columbia University. New York: DR..
John " Withers, superintendent.
St Louis Public schools: Honorable
Sam A Baker. superintendent Of
Missouri schools jefferson City, DR..
A. Ross Hill, president Of the Uni.
versity Of Missouri. Columbia; Dr..
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1919-08-14
Opening Of the Southeast Mis-
souri, State Teachers College
September |. 1919.

The College was, by act Of the
fiflicih General assembly OF Mis-
souri. approved by the governor on
Mas ~. 1919. made the Southeast
Missouri State Teachers College
The College invites attention 10 the
advantages offered IN the ius,itu-
ton
Do YOU want an education for
business
Ia YOU want a thoroughly practi-
cal college eyiucstion'
ID you want to enter a college
tina; seeks TO iii every student to do
some useful work in life
Do YOU want to attend a college
where the cost OF year in school
Is about oue-half the cost in most
colleges'
Do you want a commercial edu-
cation that will prepare YOU for a
government position OF other office
work.
Do you want to prepare to teach
the commercial branches in high
schools and colleges
Do you want TO prepare to teach
domestic science and household arts
in vocational high schools7
Do you want TO prepare to teach
agriculture in vocational high
schoolsG
DO you want 10 prepare to do ex-
pert work in farm management
Do you want to prepare for posi-
ton in the mechanical trades. either
as vocational high school teacher or
shop foreman'
Do you want the best education
in music at a small cost. including
piano. violin. band and voicee
II you want any Of these advan.
tages. enter the Southeast Missouri
State Teachers College September
1. 1919.
Fer further information or cata-
log. address
W. S. DEARAoNr. President.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1919-08-14

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Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1919-08-14
Your War Risk Insurance

Secrvtary ot the Treasury. Garter
Glass Q, 1890 today sienci q drri.-
ion II nouentous Importance and
interest TO discharged soliicrs. sail.
ors sad marines
In the deciston IT u q " wR)
the secretary ruIcd tha, discharged
snhiicrs sailors aDi marines ~ho
have dfopp-d thrir insurance may
fcinsta,c IL within eighteen months
after discharge without payins the
bach premiums AL they will b.
askod to pay oil b- thr premium
oa the amount Il Insurance to h.
rriHsiated foe lhc month Of grace Ia
which they ~efc covered and for
th. current month
Thus, toT example. II q man drop
pcsi $4,000 u Insurance in January.
1919. and apples foT reinstatement
tho first Of August Zoe 5000. all he
~iil have to pay will be the premium
foe January (the month Of erace)
on IS 600 and the premium Tot Au-
gust on 5000 or II he applies for
reinstatement Of the full Sl0.000. he
will pay a total Of two non,hs pre-
miums on $1,000. one for January
and one for August lle will not
have TO pay premiums in either case
fof the intervening months
The decision s,ipulates that the
former service man applying for
reinstatement, be in rs good health
as al date Of discharee
Former treasury decision ". K
IS and other prior regulations in
conflict with the new decision are
revoked.
Director r. G Cholmeley Jones Of
the Bureau Of War Risk Insurance.
following the signing OF the decision.
made the following statement:
The present decision Is one Of
the most important to former SER
vice men that has been made in the
history Of the bureau.
Many service men have been de.
TERED from availine themselves OF
the former and less liberal rcinstate- !
ment privileges by reason Of the rel
atively large amount Of money rep
resented by accumulated overdue
premiums. and that II would seem
that they were paying for something
that they never actually had, which
in fact. was the case.
Under the new decision man
ID relieved Of the burden Of overdue
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1919-08-14

Frederick Hall chancellor Washing
ton University S. Louis. an other
speakers Of national reputation who
because Of the Ailcr War situation
have only tentatively accepted but
are expected to be present
Topics Of great interest to educa-
tors will be- discussed
The II LOUIS convention and pub
licily bureau has secured the coli
scum for the entire three days Of
the session, IN addition to which
meetings Of the twenty-five depart
ments will he held in the High school
auditoriumS and Hotel Statler
An information booth will be in
stalled AT Union Station. as well as
registration and information booths
at the Hotels Statler, Marquette and
Maryland
High school cadets and boy scouts
will serve as guides to the visiting
teachers and will have badges to
designate them
The local Arrangements commit.
tee OF which Mr. Chas G. Rathmann.
assistant superintendent of the ST
Louis public schools. is chairman
consists of large number of princi-
pals and teachers that Will devote
time and energy for the comfort of
the visiting teachers.
In addition 10 the large number
OF hotels, special card system will
he inaugurated by the convention bu-
reau of frst-ciass reliable boarding
houses, The st Louis Hotel asso-
citation, of which MIR 7. H CLANCY is
president, is giving unusual atten-
ton to the care of this convention
so that those attending the conven-
ton may be assured that the reeu.
lar rates will be maintained
Special entertainment features are
being arranged for and the Asso-
ciated Retailers are making special
to extend courtesies
to the teachers
The ST Louis board of education
will make special arrangements for |
the visiting teachers to visit and OBJ |
serve the work in the various de- |
partments Of the schools and the |
are invited to come to ST. |
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1919-08-14
Election Of Officers al State
Hospital No. 4

The election Of officers at State
Hospital No. 4 TODAY resulted 10 the
reelection Of Dr 7 7. Frazer Of
Commerce, and DR. Prenrlss : Tate.
Of Morley assistant physicians. Nor
man I Bugc Of b tpsi steward,
Margaret /. Gray Of New Madrid.
matron, and J \ Jones Of + Farming
ton, treasurer
The high efficiency Of the hospital
staff, the harmonious unity OF pur-
pose which characteri7r, their work
guarantees the continued success
that has marked the present admin
istration.
The patti 'uts indy treated
under all conditions, and are espec-
tally well led.
The new training school for nurses
has been mot beneficial, and has re-
suited in every Kindness. courtesy
and consideration htiue shown the
patients
One noteworthy feature is, that
DR. J, |. Eaton, superintendent and
the officers just elected re all. for
the first time in The history of the
native Southeast Mis-
snuriauS
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1919-08-14

40 the franchise than 60 eo to an
additional esg-ns- of bukiine q
po--r house. which would slso ,ake
sorne time % IN
Jane. Watts AMI Santcl Tomkins.
b",h of the vicinity u Campbell. IN
Dunslin oounty. ne, On thu rad
the morning u Ausus, I and quar-
friri osef soBs .io.l tl.., o~n~d
Msii. sas In = onr ho'Se waeun
ToSn.in. foic . horse la the ro~
Watts ac-used Iomsius II Ietting
h,s hoss lill h,s yuang G,ats and
sot had of hrpsisNe he had IN
his waeon ani attacked Tomtin.
nth II. -ho srrmci to eyade the
NUMEROUS attss aud ~, h"ld oi q
salloa slHss ius Watts had In his
Wagon and STRUCK him on the h-ai.
kilhne him 18th m. blo~ he gave
himself up "a the authorities aud
"a. plsrri under hnnd fa his ap-
p-afsncs ai the preliminary h-afine
To he held q, Canpl<li Aususs "a
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1919-08-14

Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting 1f the shareholders of the Farm
ers supply Store viii be held at Marble
Hill, Boilinger county, Missouri, on
Monday, August -, 1919, between the
hours Of a. m. and ., m, for the
purpose of electing Ave directors for
the ensuing year aud for the transaction
OF any other business that may be prop
eriy proposed before sid meeting
c. A SANDER, President.
a. !. II WtCECARvER, Secretary.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1919-08-14
No. 10.

Louis a day or two IN al, ance to
avail themselves Of III, opportunity
TO SET N" unusually eoli work that
Is being done o. tie II Louis nublic
schools. w.ere { y can probably
take back new ii'as for their own
guidance
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1919-08-14

Ifuttue sfr VI tHtutatfou IN
Prml-nos coun,y 10 call on el~ctioa
f~ yosins q hond ISSUE q si5OOoo
o. huih Q ne- oouu hous~
Cruash D Ausolj. . Syesr-oli
b., q Hxnsr,,ill~. fell from q sa..
oa,ns launch ~h,ra "a, ,,cd up at
tha, plscr. api -as dru-u~i July 81
ire~asa Rsss..s.
Tic drcuth coa,inoss sSri the heat
day aud nixh, s io'~nse Round
ai.cat us there have h-rn tain.. and
rs.i rains, hat here IN the vsll-y
thrrv has pfsrttaally heen no rain
ancr The frst days of June N@ a,
this -ri,ins r there an, promise d
f.isef
fsFnlsg,or Ness
II ] Hsrrr q 500 Il wcinearten
rvpxt thr salc rrcrntly of ten pure
h~td Rll~t-tisrforis-S ycsfline
huIiS 2 yeashne hsiien AMI 5 two
yraf Cd h~if<f>--m Nauvn csrs-
mpa & Soa a Ds.,iols>s, la~s. fcs
sSooo. on average q $40 esrh -lt
pay, to raise the h~st
rsrzssxsos Ssss.
TIE fnnahn Bapsis, sssncia,'oa.
rompu<~i II III chufvhes IN II
Frapco4, ami siiuinine oounties, -ill
m~vs 9TH the farmins,oa Baptist
church In annual session Ca Thufs-
day. Friday sod SATURDAY.. August
n. = and - a larsc number of
d.legsss. are exp-v,rd to b. IN at
tendancr
Accaiing IN the Dun.hn ncmo
rfa,. kenoett h ,u have an airplaOc
Il will be o~n-i by q stccs coul-
pans The mSchins y u govern
mens pian~. Curtlss moiel. and Gun,
5000. AMI ~as purchased from the
Cafttss Brothers q, Dallas. Texas
Tue aviaiox ~ho u To- oprfaIe the
planc. IL Is said. viii take Il to the
different county fairs foe exhibition
purposes
Biocnasla vInaleAsoF
A yoons man named Williams
.Sas arrested by Sheriff O~ar NcNiel
rs, Sunday night. three miles IVES,
u town on the Gr-enviilc road, on
parran, charging him with stealing
= horse The animal belooerd To J.
u. Nrishbors and had been missing
" several days Accotdine TO
Williams story he found the horse
|0nnning a, larse and hitchcd him
=. intending to drive him to town.
Ia little Is kuo~n Of Williams tie
me to this county from Princeton.
u. last spr,ne and lives with his
pehef three miles southwest OF
VI he was recently discharged
IN the army. He will be Given q
liminary hcaring before ESQ
sser TODAY.
narek 0aaesss.
Aftef Saturday night there will he
more electric lishts unless the
Isrnces between the light COM
n aud the milling company, who
lish the power. are adjusted. The
i company wanted to pay less
The services while the milling |
Apany contend that they are
Aishing the power nov - cheap
hey possibly can and will no,
a for q cut We are told that
lifht plant here 10 being operated
loss and the possibilities are
ths company may rather give |
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1919-08-14

An optimist is fello~ who can
say, no matter where he is kicked
of, This is my station
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
Wt>To HESTER COUNTY
BEAUTIFUL PELHAM
WL~IciiTeIIk My


mon u.l,- Gr>1i.tuN>S mon..
About
--latest k4r.t-e.
on Or ri,t nt~l >fciio>>
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6oxsr. U.st ~ aairr.a. -sed l..s.4sAe4t
noNt or >rrn,orlo> o.
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iNCEi.t.lNi HONI
wtLi co>~rHicrhp. =. s3fen' wsrs
Soon rrcri ~, -u ,H. ant
we built
aatt,. if a'e.
BURKE STONE, Inc.
rl..is''l >!v 4otik
III. ie;. rIlfiAN
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03

600; Dec l. atty, Samuel Abramson. ls
MORRIS Av 1925 e $, 1s9xioo: Corr
81 mte $500 NS'@ 'sN'Ns5t' Nov se atty 'iGS Max
St'Ndlor. ll6 Nassau st ............. ST
'tNN0Rp Az. 0o'. 8. IL loxloo. Nathan
l27th st; mtg $4,000 Nov 80 atty, s
~ A0rons. g Cedar ct ..............SI 81
VAN COURTLANDT ST. w e Gurin II.
- -, Rosa Jacobson to Rosa r. Norris
~ so La Sale st. Chicago mtg 1854.
N.,,,,: .: atty Spencer, c l. w. -
DAWSON ST, c77 W s. 2sxllo 5x27 *
90 " ales aV, Dec ]; atty. w l. Kalman,
cosTEH ST. g $. sso srofford ave. g6I 'S
100 Norris Franksef to Caire Realty
10. 97l Bway; Nov %. 1919 Dec ! (; attys.
,,,,r, rIrg mes s: c. sil Bway ........ So. 900
Nts' = ST 6Sl, u $. 38.4Nl95; Frodll G
Sciz to David Nogei. l)oi Wostchester
av mtEe $4,000; Nov %: atty. David
,.NT9SSSSl' NT9SSl' ilol Wcstchcster av..o c and Sloo
H. ct g al ,S an 3 osN4c% Kn%@niy NDe2co 7oo
y y ltls' st pr mtee $4,000. atty, Fannie
Realty Co to John !, Kroor 1895 Vyso
Az mtse So. .23O. Dec /, atty. John -
E.. r,,,, hr9og asa NAse av ........... 81
Decker TO Louis Teldman sS9 Hunts
Point aN. and ano; mtg $4,000 Dec / ,
atty Samuel kofNer, 1876 Bway,
1ssTm ST So n. $. c.eSlo7.S, .'l Adam am
~ 169th st, mtse $500, oct 81 atty
rlEnOvT Av 247d. s. 9' 5ixioO. AZ Ndeipn si9p
Goldberg TO Marie Goldberg. 52i Isi az,
M mtg Sl4.75o Nov 8, atty II u Goldber
CLINTON AZ. 2i54. :. l5.5xlis.s
Trapees 5a..,. nuser 10 J@s e Raethis los H
Haihey il. sos fremont av. OK &Sloo
JACKSON Az. 9O5. W $ Isx75. Barbara
Strouse to Herminia le>y. go5 aclsen
baum, So9 Bway. ........o c ana SlG0
LOT Z, blk /, Whitehall Realty Co. sarah
HSch,y HHcChaInny .,s to Josephine, VIII, OF otto
.Arpelbaum. S02 BWay. 30 aul Sl0o
LKlO -AN. 4.75-7e, " = sS.lxl3l lNNoN
"a Press Imp Co to Leo Abraham.
WATSON Az, :. Jos W olmstead av
no ;,,no +, Csee.a N tcks.sn 70 Chris
$+lyoo, Dec !; atty e Rolph $50 E
uNDERHIl.L AZ. as. Gustav %n' sydon sIog
10 Nicola Del Erba, l54 st AIMS sv;
so 5.i sH - OVo' Nov 2s; atty \ Catania
SETON Az. " s. 100 jefferson av. 5Ox
ZOO Dorethea Treichlowitz to Mary
Galinska, u w nth st Bayonne, \ j
Pee atty c II Baechler, ll2o e Ire
LONGFELLOW AV. 5. 90 n l7sd st. l4ll
MOI loHS4 Sxl 90 Leodosya I'riechlowita
widow. to Mary Galinska. L W 27th st,
Eayoune. \ j Dec !; atty c II Baech-
ier l-e e fremont av 20 c and 500
WILKINS AN II " C. l70th st SSx9o.7x
ea a2N1o7.5 Young Holding corp TO Kcs-
tlumer Realty co. So Il 10th ST. mtg
l''yo. Dec ] atty, II I < l. cohen.
KELLY vi. ees-72. S. 7dxloo: Jacob
kahinoNltz 10 solomon Sohellnskv $40
Tiffany st mtg, 100000 Dsc atty.
III Gordei 2S5 Bway y......o o C. and 500
PROS ECW Az. 1877 S. 40Al 100 Anna
Weller to Chas shapiro. - Ludlow s.
and ano. mtg $5oooo. Dec atty NJ T.
pERoT ST. n S. HIS " sedgw,cb az l5 q
N's Northwestern Construction TO 20
W M II Tyson Hotel AlaGlbosough.
Broadway and 56th ST nlr. s. o0o oct
80 zoos. atty Ihos Eean4ond Tax Of
Hco Bergen Bldg ............... Omitted
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

ETH ST lse Il; str. The schaofsr CO 70
Penelope Iappas. on premises, yrs
from May J. 1871. atty, Frank VI Cor
don. -ah broadway .......... SD
lltTH ST. 1871 w all /. : Realty Go To
Alex 81 b ps. 49, l.,uoN aS. s-l. Us
from bsc !. 1919. atty, NJ Stein r 50
ls7TN ST 1el W an; Jno W Cannon To
A Sch. ps. as tenoN aV gApr ~ 3 !rs
from Nav l. 1873, atty. Naarise stem r.
sTii Az 56s & 10 Mary Z McGucNla -
al To- Isaac N,wton. 5l1 " ia -. ai.l
ano. . yrs from May /. 1919, atty. JOS
BicNcl ebl broadway .............. s.. 0HD
G3l) ST IS W. all, VIM = Clare trus.
Wm Brennan et al L. Francis Wh.t-
ney, ~ Columbia Heights BrootAyu.
atty. David A L Esp,rance jr. 125
broadway ............ So 600 10 Sla,VoV
RRpA WAY u W 5rtn 81 all Ella y
von f. Wendell to WNMvs-VVcrlaud. To-
DO. ohio. y Yrs from pe, 10, lF-i,
atty, c 5 Latin. - W 5ith $45,0Ho
JOHN ST l9-ld. rear part Of stores -
John 81 Realty Co 10 r + ketchum
agent. Max l.ederer. 257 Il s0th I
yrs from May /. 1919. address. on pr. 'l-
Az h. ~ cor str ssx29. Javess R.altv
Corpn to Pluly's Rudy, IS Az B, ; lrs
from MAY /, 1870 ..., t...-..,.. - 100
ino Frintzias. se4 4 aeth s.. Z YRS from
Jan 1. 1919 attys, Davis a II. Sos broae
lIHTH ST % " ali. the Dorffnan +, +.
To Roht Oppcnheim. al Broadway; -
from Dec l5, 1919; 10 yrs renewal. $500
32D ST, 30 w 5, bet Broadway and
9TH av: rooms s0l-6. 9Th loft OF new
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
>tN Jtit~Ih

HErGwNTfFf a1 ~f'l
ha ts.
%. f.t|s .l4fsrf. nI#ra ft 49,
W-e ga a.
S zoo Arsr ssaHHt ts .lH.. i0 ~4lt guf
eha-er 9ir1 ist. lH-ssvsluu l. 70 Boz
ii5. Bers enfield Telephone - Dumont
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
Lis Pcndcns
Manhattan

iCTH ST. 8. 200 9TH av. 2oxloo 5:
Michel Rouvior aet Cornelia NJ Segardi
81 al tagiion to enjoin, otc), attys. Bou-
vier & Beale.
MADISON ST. . f 1o46 Rutgers 81.
Ss.5AIoo; ogden Mills ct al aei 9oc
Madison Str Co ct al Uoroclos OF mtg)
itNs. Carter. Iedyard q Milhurn
NJ OLSON AN. l046. Walter NJ Keclf agt
Charles a stein ct al No1eclos Of mtg)
atty. y sherman.
BROADWAY, sw cor lsham st. 100 sx
loa.4. lose ph Iolme agt Gustavus l.
Lawrence (action to iorocios mechanic +
lion; attys, Eidlitz & uulse.
VENUE B. {. bet Sth and 9th sts
23.6x93: Helen E Warburton aet Frieda
Hart foreclos OF mtg) atty, W Avery
FOREST AN. 1885; Morris Friedman agt
Mary Zebrowski faction for Specific per
iormancc Of contrac); ATTY, 5 Carton
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03

.4l' ST r. Farmers i0
Central Union TRUST CO. =
l.arhin & Perry. so iiVar
tONfllENN Az. n ~ e 1907
Mortgage co to Hudson
Institution at Hudson y
irN Sf .Hl T. Andrew
Stem 81. man ST. Blk
Behreu l> r 24th 50
Ii.ii SI 80 j.
'irnaor aanfr, 'e august
Madison aN ats. III
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
OFFICES TO LET

pEsl<ROOM or mailing privilege IN beau
tiiully equipped offices. lnciuilug stenoS-
rapher. telephone services. Suite 2ol, lotS
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03

VYSE Az. $, 13o s'ls1st ST. eoxgSll.
l..s seaa astt .,.sl To t,oUl Cohn Hot.I
t.l,~..n. bNay and -Sfh s., atty. ll-4r
li.at A i CO. l1o BWaN ...... 80
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03

centre bldg 10 80 22d st Cn to Belle
claire Garment CO. ~ w 32d at. 3 YRS
O. ron Feb mo ............. ...............S So 800
SAME PROPERTY; rooms 6l4-l5. same to
SAM, mos from May /. l922....$l 900
SAME PROPEltIY entire 9Th II: same to
same yrs from Feb I. 1ee3....s s. ,Ooo
New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
\ Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

sass " l"sd "ss' St, '0;9 d: Ess' % catssra 'l5e 81
s. s. 97ih 81, l4S Eas. Cherrs 50 2eo.
Amercan Mlgc co 10 Geo r Horiiman
- West l-th ST. and ano. irasiee- .1no
lierriman, attys. Mldole brook d r. So
>MSTHKDAM AZ. laos riori ros,cs 10
~ NJ SANDS and same 20 ano 'Nrs ny
N Sands to Herman Laidelnann. e'o
49, West ltlst ST. . a-Sms Ssi.oo0
GOTH ST 1855; Caroline Washington
same, DaNid STEVENSON iireWlue GO To
Columbia Trust CO. and Columbia trust
c.. trustee. 20 Heuriet q T. u w.
off 81. Bklyn. ATTY. J. d r Co. lto
urn SRI n West. Nobs $ laf6 to
Oceanic Investing Co. 49, Y I'D atty.
'it'e GUAR & T Co, J1e Bvas ~ssns.
l2erH ST. - West lawyers 'rlt'e Is L 80
to libhie Gone. aod Lafayette .,N, l}uf-
-f.i, s,r e fdo fr.,, l.4l r n -an
gi,6 ! '4' b ner5. Her. q Hast us.
Y sh 80 BNay. assns So ona an'i 70
c.n SIT A. East law er@ iifis AND Trust
c0 70 Libble IL Conc. 40 lafa TIE a.
sTii AN. sel. nl,zs Z. Parsons TO Now'ry
SAVINGS Bank, atty, Ca4Nai.t'r " &"
r. =" a. ,.,.~
o.. to Alfred Jmetzd, lsl Z 7sd At:
ELWoop sr 72-7as Liberal r.nenre en-.
pora,lon to SheniAn \ a T. CO. IFS "
l2oth St atty Abel Kor 7
ioN'rIi Sr eo4-oIo " rcol.fa. ~
Realty 60 to Mary Juais '- Rieae~.e,
dr attys ietteustein q H. sos 'r.aa
cLfNToN sr. 22 KeM Hsate Mo,,-aee
60 or ~ 1 r. Siop lsteir. 20 Rlse.-
side Drive; interest Of .-....j o1o
o2n Sf ~ Farmers loan 8 r 60 ~
l'vntrai Juion TRUST co. So ifWay attf~.
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MORTGAGE Co to Hudson city SAVINGS
Instilutiou at Hudson. = y sle.aeQ
s4rN Sr 4aa r. Andrew Balm 10 Pan
Stem. s. Freeman ST. Bk.yr, atty chas
IIebron. l-s a4th s. .......
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oiroaon at0fr, IT, augusta Sasncr. ls,f
Madison aN. atty ha" Jacobs
llsTn ST. zoo W. Manhattan lIets Imp
TO 4lt.i.s ~or.t -'os Pc. at
ErooAlNn atty. Goodman, ~ hreaa-
elsTH sr a92 W Agn4s Caruenter to
Eielon Y keto...er. ~ W Slst st. trus-
tee attls, Chan4beriin. x W Re-
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Lawyers Mon. &c. 10 llOctty 81 s4og9
Bronx
ADAMS I'll. 9ea9 Jas l2ens1ic' to Ei,,2
l} Conger. ENeiAn II. Princeton. j 3.
part aU JAS II koheltson -
SAME pRuprRTY. 923s Jas NJ Ana.r-
son to same y part. atty. sam~
ST. lot $S. man Dnlonport -0o1
216 TO ~ ST. Frank N Irwiu t. fre.l,rie
Iaas. IT'S leth st, aitls. Aiwater *
SAME PROPERTY. Frederic Haas TO Is
Butler. Flainfcld. } atty.
nisWrNE ri. la Marmlon AZ.
7aN200 TO Paramount pl, Gustav l3~3el to
VIM h lshaiu, u + esd s. atty. JAS II
Robertson. - William st............ $S.00c
MARION AN. " " 1881 =, 5--Ass.
Natl SAY Bank of Albany To Jas !5a1 il.
s-o lt4th 81. and ano, atty, Charles
FREMONT Az $ s. aa.a Washington ,v.
5H.2N5l.s :, Alice + i-.nsteln and ano, rus.
is i..onN SaNin-- aiii-. Park 1nl Ti.
rlont aNes, atty, Title Guar x = CO. l16
WISE Az. s, 13o s'lsfst st. eoxgs il.
i.... uA A. ana .,.4s To f.out CuAu Hnf-I
tl,~.4n. bNay and 18TH 81, atty rlt.r
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New-York tribune., 1919-12-03
Satisfied Mechanics Lien,
Manhattan

BOW ERY. 24s Saml Talslsy aEt Ishella
kurznan ct al. July II. l9l9........$I S. ~
SD Az s70s; Perfect Cornice and Roofing
60, Inc. aet owl Wet Wash Laundry CO.
Inc, ct all Sept q. l9l9...-.-.... t33S %