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plan weIl neforn You nenIn.

In our hurry TO do things we oftca
begin before we have clenr idea OF
what Is to be done. We too often 80
on general propositions without etudy.
Ing all the facts. The result is disas
trous.
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BASEBALL RESULTS
Scores of Yesterdays Games and
Standing Of Clubs
AMERICAN LEAGUE

81. Louis 3, Boston 2.
Washington 9, Chicago 0.
Cleveland lS, New York 3.
Philadelphia G, Detroit 8.
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SAILS WITH $500 TROOPS
Transport Leaves 6rest with 500 Sicl
on Board.

Brest, June 1s.-The y. s. s. Har-
risburg sailed today with 2,000 casu-
ais and 500 sick. This brings the
total leaving Brest for the United
States since the armistive was signed
up to 675,OOO.
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MAIL CENSORSHIP TO END
British Government Probably VIII
NJ IS Close Office Saturday.

London, June 17.--The Office of the
postal censor. It became known today
probably viii be closed Saturday af-
ter having been in operation through
out the war.
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standIne Of the cIubs
NATIONAL LEAGUE

st. Louis s, New York 2.
Boston G. Pittsburg 5.
Cincinnati 4, Philadelphia 1.
Brooklyn 3, Chicago l.
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WANTED Woman To care FOR year
old baby during the day 2Si school
ST. J0t-2
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Weimar. June II. (Associated
Press.) )-~While no statement has been
issued by the German Cabinet on the
allied reply to the German counter
proposals. The Associated Press
learns that sentiment in the Cabinet
is almost unanimously against sign
ing the treaty, the only objection be-
ing the possibility OF Bolshevism and
chaos IN Germany.
The Cabinet met at noon and CON
tinued its session until late in the
day. The Peace Commission began
deiberating on the Entente answer
at o'clock tonight.
Official circles here were weary to
night, since large number Of the
Cabinet members and other dignitar-
les stayed up all last night to read
the allied terms without delay lndig
nation is said to be increasing In
Weimaf.
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NoRTHcLiFFE ILL
Viscount Northeiffe Undergoes Slight
Operation

London, June 1S.-Viscount North
cliffe, newspaper owner and former
head Of the British mission to the
United States, Tuesday underwent an
operation for the removal Of deep
seated tissue about the thyroid gland
which was causing pressure. The
physicians bulletin said his condition
was satisfactory.
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WEATHER FORECAST
roo LArn no CLASSIFY

Fair tonight and Friday.
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Paris. June l6-The French belief
at the beginning OF this last week OF
negotiations Is that Germany viii sign
on the day or day after orders are
given to the allied troops to march.
One Of the arguments supporting
the French belief that Germany viii
finally submit rather than have the
country invaded is found in the re-
cent separation movement in the
Rhine provinces. Whether the re-
public proclaimed by Dorten was
genuine or not, the principle holds
good that one great danger Prussia
has to fear is the possibility that 9th
er German States may separate them
selves from her and become independ
ent. This applies to Baden. Wurttem
berg, Bavaria, Westphalia, and Han
over. Any one of them might prefer
separating itself from Prussia il by
so doing it might escape long occupa'
tion BY the allied troops and become
instead Of occupied enemy territory
an independent buffer state with
troops passed through and beyond It's
frontiers into Prussia.
Furthermore. one Of the devices
which The French Foreign once has
had in reserve for last resort in an
emergency is TO offer separate
( peace treaty to each OF these non
I Prusslan German States. AS they
we're put together at Versailles forty
eight years ago France would deligh,
to pull them apart In the same place.
In sharp contract with the feeling
of assurance at the American and
/ British headuarters and the French
Foreign Office. there IS a gloomy GER
tainty among fhe Belgian delegates %
the Peace Conference that the Ger
mans will not sign the Peace Treat
The Belglans are not doubtful. On
the contrary, they feel sure that there
will be no signature. They are even
more fixed in their pessimism than
are the other delegations in their op
timism, but apparently they can give
no reason other than that they fee
that way
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22

phone 75A, Miss Faye Burritt Emery
and william n SChm.ttmHn, assist To-
ants, " W, Johnson. treasurer, VIII
land John, superintendent sunday
school ESQ, morning worship,
10 90, '"rho Two raradlsvs Pro.
vided FOR Men by pastor, evening
at =, "Lifc.s Negative Blessing 10y
pastor. Junior league az 3 inter
mediate az z. led by Dorothy Abbott,
Epworth a. Gas. led hy llyacin IA
Ionfesty, topic THE Art or Uulll.
inE Character Prayer meeting
every Wednesday evening
GRACE CHURCH. Third a'd
Trenton Rcy Everett Simpson
pastor, 1857 East Third. phone
1881 Il. sunday school AZ $40, A
4 Baird, suporlntcndcnt W. j.
Whidboc. primary preaching at -
and bl5 by the pastor. EpwOrth M
u. LLOYD kifor. president. Junior AZ
Ia. Mrs Ioruheek. superintendent
"Wednesday evening prayer meeting
"a SIS.
ORCUTT MEMORIAL -Four
teeuth and quaker. Rev lAndOr J..
BrannOn. pastor D. G., McCul-
louEh, superintendent Harry
Thompson League president, r. W
keofc. financial secretary sunday
school, o.45. Epworth league ~ z,
preaching a. n ana S, subjects.
Moral Courage the Need Of the
Hour" and Tho Diamonds THAT
Cannot be ma" Evening service
ON tho church lawn Prayer meet
Ing Wednesday evening st y, Boy
Scouts TUESDAY evening at S.
BOSTON AVENE tM T.. SD-
Fifth aud BOSTON. Eov ". G. House,
pastor G T. Dufreid. mpcrlntcnd-
ent SUNDAY school. at45, Epworth
league, 4 AS preaching a. ~ hy the
pastor. A. y. M. - great service
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%sHURCHE&

the pastor preaching and special
music. The Johnson Hobbs meet
lngs a. y. W every evening
through the week special FOR
womon and girls Sunday evening
with preaching by Evangelist Uobbt
and music 10y ladies' quartet, spo-
cial for men and boys al Boston
Avenue Methodist church at same
hour, with preaching by Evangelist
johnson and music hy male quartet
shop meetings during the weel, on
and after Tuesday cottage prayer
meetings each day between 3 and
i:S0 In all parts of the city.
NOGALEs AVENUE First and
Nogales Rev " a Todd. pastor,
phone isi7 sunday school at go,
Charles II Fox, superintendent,
phone 2i23. - Y =. q at z. junior
a. the same hour, Sunbeam band
az 3 preaching services at and s.
WESLEY CHAPEL CM y. COLI --
Frankfort ana Easion Rev II T.
$ Johnson, pastor sunday school
$50; preaching a. II and 80, Ep-
worth league. $50.
BROWNS CHAPEL CC. VI E)-
3O7 North Frankfort Rev = II Nc
Cain, pastor, sunday school. $50,
preaching, II and 1880. Epwor'h
league, G.JO.
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cuWcH o. Gop-unh and
MadISpu.
CuJHCU or THE ASSEMBLIES
.ur GDp-Frh ana lMora DroarD.
S \ JtwIHpn. pastor, lh.9 East
/ Third sunday school az 10. preach
/ !ng AZ H. Nuuu people $50, eye-
/ ming service i.io.
SOCIETY or DIVINE THOUGHT.
! 1890 East ri.-l Lecture at 4
/ spiritual message after lecture. All
/ interested arc invited
nWLU sTUDlsSTS Tulsa Blhlo
s'udrulH N, meet ln courthouse In
| county courtroom at I. FOR regular
! weekly HiH,c study session and on
/ NcIucF1ay evening "a, = for pThisc,
| prayer and testimony
FIRST SrlWTTALlST SOCIETY,
/ Is, = Hal = q. ~. Rev. Mrs j, NJ
FlcmmiuE, pastor Tho pastor. uu.
q der spirit control, Will deliver Ice
/ ture. MoaslEo glNou by Mrs Ida
| Thompson ana the pastor Circle
after regular meeting
CHURCH or CJIRIST (Sccond) --
/ Washington school. First and Rock
| ford, on kendall line.
CHURCH or JESUS CHRIsT
| (Roorganizcd latter bay SalrrI re
| Tenth and Rockford. George A. kcl.
| Icy. pastor. Sunday school at Q go,
sacrament at ~ rcligi0 6:1O.
preaching I.i6, prayer service 7.A5
| "Wednesday
SPIRITUAL TEMPLE or TRUTH
| Moose hail. ~ l-2 South boston
Row Gertrude Hull. pastor Meet
| lnEs discontinued until September
/ Those wishing spiritual advice viii
/ find the pastor AZ home at Vern.
Sand Springs line. from 2 A. m TO
Il D. m any day except SUNDAY
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CUIISrIAN SCIENCE

FIRST CHURCH Eleventh and
boulder. Services al fl a m. and 3
y m subject, lis tho Universe. In
eluding Man Evolved by Atomic
Force 80 sunday school at Q 30.
Wednesday evening testimonial
meeting at s. FREQ reading rooms.
3O1-S0S Mayo building. open week b.
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BAPTIST.

FIRST BAPTIST - Fourth and
Cincinnati Rev. W. q. Anderson.
pastor Study phone 4j79-J. @. w.
Ucrbold." financial secretary: Office
phanc 4579-R Bible school At so,
! W. Bryant, superintendent ihe
four units Of the B. Y = L. meet
in respective rooms al $50. Regu-
i,- morning worship at 1850. with
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for men and boys only. to which
all OF that sex are invited. Address
by Rev Wade Johnson, who Is
preaching In the Joint revival ~ this
church with the First Baptist
church.
TIGERT MEMORIAL on. T., - -
sol North Main Row Harold G..
Cooke, pastor. phone 6S6l, Cole.
man l., Ecke, secretary, phone
SS2A Sunday school nt 9.45, church
service, II ana $40. Epworfh
league, junior 2.30, senior 1.l5.
troop l3 boy scouts every Friday az
1880.
WESLEY METHODIST - First
ana Loe, West Tulsa Ecv W G.
Clock. pastor. Epworth league bus.
mess meeting Saturday might $40,
sunrise prayer meeting Sunday
morning at e Sunday school M 30.
sermon at Ii. Garden city Sunday
school az 2 m. sermon AZ 2.
special Epworih league service al
8 y. m.
1MMANVFT,-Scrord and Rock
ford Rev. 9. q silcr. pastor, ~
South Victor; phone $3.50. q r. Kol-
ley, assistant pastor. 2Olg Fast
Third. sunday school ~ 9l5. in
charge m ] W Adams. senior In.
termediato and junior young People
at 6.t6. preaching al II and 3.
morning by pastor. evening by Rev
crend Martin. Beginning Monday AZ
s D. m. large class Of young people
and teachers take another book I'm
teachers training, lcd hy Mrs Abnor
one Of our state workers.
WEST TULSA r.. ~ owen. pas
tor: phone 1750-R bible scgool AZ
9.i5 W. NJ. L. At At church, II y.
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1t TIII.itNN

FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN.
lfrh and Elwool, Wblc school
o.2O. H. X. nul superintendent
Morning service at II. preaching hy
Rev h. T. pugh OF ottawa, Kan.
who will also preach next sunday,
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EPISCOPAL

TRINITY EPIsCOPN,-F F1t,h and
Cincinnati Rcy G Y Killing R H.,
rector Holy communion At s. sun.
day school az $50. morning prayer
and sermon by the rector at II. eve
Ming PRAYER At
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22
CHRISTIAN.

FIRST CHRISTIAN -- Meeting
temporarily iu courthouse Ruy.
Meade puu pastor. nos South
Denver, phone 4S95. Nate Nc
Cutcheon, business manager. G2l
MAYO building, phone 1885 Biblo
school at $40. communion and
preaching nt 1895 and preaching a.
s. Morning subject. "Somo Assets of
This church. ana evening. Settling
u Quarrel Eudoayor at 6.A5
MIDWAY AVESUE -- sunday
school at 10 "A m
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CATHOLIC

HOLY FAMILY -- Eighth and
noulcr. Rev Jno. q. Herring. sector.
First mn6s and sermon AZ "A. m.
childrcns mass and religious inHtruc-
tion az a. m; hlgh masH and ser
mon at 1880. evening services at
G.a0 O'Clock
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r.,te--As we have frequently
..,.,p,d before, u Is necessary
MAJ Information for tins column nc
IN our hands before Friday AT noon. noon.
We want TO do justice To every
ana, II We fail-EdJ
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Pt1HErTE cOMMUNTTY-llas-
ksu and Bullette. Rev. A. r. ives
ton. pastor Sunday school al 20
4 A Edwards, superintendent, fn-
deayor at 7 evening service al s.
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COLLEGE H1LI,-Sevcnth ana
Mccoy. sunday school al 10; junior
Fndcavor. g. intermediate ana
senior. Gas: preaching Al II and \.
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UNITED PRESBYTERIAN-
Cns,cnne and Cameron. keV.
,i.r'o. E Newcomh. pastor. ~
W, Cameron. phone 2941-H. bible
..rool q.45. Mrs @. W. Groves. su-
p.r.nrcndent: preaching At II ana ).
christian union at 7, prayer meet
,rr and Bible study wednesday
..ytrIur at S.
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days. $50 9o $50, suudnys ana hou.
DAYS. . to $50. Public cordially inc
Nltcd to use rooms and attend scr,- ,-
luVs
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7. ", At 6.A5. preaching At,lt and
z 30. prayer WcCtinE Tuesday
NETuEL MISSION aOsccolA and
Councu ,northcost part ~ City)
Mrs Hcrtha EhIcrs. superintendent
sunday school at 9s5O followed by
public worship.
CRlN SIDING -- Services every
sunday at mission ON Sand sprinEs
line.
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SACRED HEART sixteenth and
Rockford rev Charles Standhert
rector. Services at usual hourA
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H'NAI EMTNAII - SO South n
cheyenne Morris Teller rabbi
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MIs.II.LANIEAOrs

TULSA CITY MISSION ~ WSh
second Rev 4 Ldchtenstoin. pas
to. city missionary services every
night at 1880. MONDAY prayer
meeting daily. preaching by the pas
tor sunday school for mon, women
and children not otherwise attached.
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JEWISH.

TEMPLE ISRAEL - Fourteenth
and Cheyenne Harrison. Rabbi.
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METHODIST

FIRST METHODIST -Flfth and
Boulder Rev j. W. Abel. pastor.
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SECOND PREsBYTERfAN-Zu-
and Barton. W H. murphy ir,
n,s.Ir. W. O. Forman, superinien-
g'rt sunday school, 9.4b, preach
,,r Al II and s; morning sermon
.Tt,rlsce or Publican. which, eve
,'o.. what shall do with Jesus 70
trtrl,pr AZ g.30, senior az =
W,.r,siay evening prayer meeting
,rl visitation az I.3O, Campfire
Sr's and junior Boy Scouts. '.5O
Friday
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MISSION or EpEE MING
south Boston.
ADVTNT1gT Sixth and Madison.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

r,psr PREsBYTERIAN - Sew
,,,r and Roston Rev c. w. Kerr
,,.,,r Sunday school, 9.5V' or
ep,s,ra viii play for lb minutes
y,s,rnlng by tho pastor az lO.b5,
s.I.,ct Jesus visit to "IeA'
s,r.,rum." evening at me
Good shepherd Restoring IN,
.gr,,p" service on the AVN ].
r,,frrr Is warm; Junior league az
senior ana Intermediate, 20,
,ap.. christianity and mo Io'.''e
IN Igt.u.'
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WEST TULSA h. ~ owen. pas
tor: phonc 775O-R Bible scbool AT
9.t5 W NJ. L. Al At church; II y
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CHURCH or CUE1Sr CSccond) -.
Washington school First and Rock
ford, on Kendall line.
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SOCIETY or DIVINE THOUGHT.
1890 East fir4i Lecture at i
spiritual message after lecture. All
interested arc invited
New-York tribune., 1919-06-21
Youthful Doctors :
Sent Across Sea
Sharply Criticised
''Not Six of Them in 100
Could Perform Operation
Decently,'' Is Charge by :
Colonel From New York;

PHILADELPHIA, June 2o-"Tha1
bulk of the young doctors who went,.
overseas with the American army wereu
medically and surgically ineficient,As,
Colonel Pearce Bailey, Of New York;
an army surgeon. declared in an ada
dress before the American Medical
Psychological Association here today
ut is a fact" said Colonel Baileyss
"That not six out Of hundred doctorsag
sent to France could perform a decents
surgical operation. This is surely an
argument for the better education OF
our physicians and the raising ofss
standards in our medical colleges"
Criticism was made of the over-
crowded conditions on the transports"
Thomas W. S. Salmon, y. S. NJ. C.. who
said that many she'll shocked men, ap-
parently recovered, suffered relapses
because of the overcrowding.
Treatment of nervous and mentatv
diseases, so prevalent among tho sotSe-
diers of the American armies in the
form of she'll shock or nervous break
down. must not stop now that the wa4A
is over" said DR.. Tom A. Williams, d.,
W ashlngton- sII
valuable lessons, which we haveE
learned in the treatment OF cases-
among the soldiers. must be advanced
and applied to the still greater armyis
at home-the army of industry" he;sxs
declared. "Psychiatrists must work
among the men and women of the,S
country, who are engaged in industrys
whether it be manual or intellectually. =.
The need here is just as great as tN
was during the war, and there is nothass
ing else which will so help to build up
the national morale"
DR.. Henry G. Eyman, of Massillony-,x
Ohio, was elected president, and DrS1
H. W. Mitchell, Warren, Penn, secrt
tary treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-21
Recorded Leases

DELANCEY ST. s 3. from 8 Lewis st
70 e Cannon st, under wtliansburgh
Bridge, 1876; 2x05.8, the land lessee TO
Grobs 1921 D@f Hasay 5y St. 1f nkn to Ma N4s
from Jan TO- 49, 10 yrs renew; atty
II A Rabinovitch. 230 Grand st 81. .0l0
36TH ST. l3o W, str. Laura A Evans to
Peter Gregoris l2o w 36th ST. ct al )
6 ! yrs. 81 fr Sept l. ,ls ;,rr..,...... $1,000
to Al East slst St Co, Is 5ist st
5ia yrs. Fl Sept /. 1919: atty, w ] Sea
man, 20 Exchange pI. pI............ Sc. 500
7TH , Az. 23S2. " cor l37th St so str
Wasserman. ST Chambers $500
BROADWAY, S43s. e cor 10th st cor
str; Milton N Silverman. as agent, g.
ano, to Harry K Klpstein. 344O Bway
VIM E Lynn, $500 y Broad @ st. lq9il pbilao 40
delphif 10 yrs, fr Oct l. 1918. atty,
Edw ] West, 81 Nassau ST. excess taxes
RivINGToN ST, g.. str. b, sub-celias sSs9Uo AND
yard; Lizzie Casseli (Zuch) to Isidor
Gilman 81 Rivington St. and ano, 10
yrs from May l. 1921. atty. Chas Wein-
blatt 220 Bway ...............s $3.50
aSD sr. 27-s8 ", an Caroline H John
from Feb l, 1918; atty. Arthur K Kuhn
~ 6Way .-.....-.. 81 , 000 600
14TH ST. 1863 E. =. ALL Leon schinasi
TO Milton Hrshfeld. las E l4th st, ii
yrs from May l, 1920; attys. Hoffman
s3D ST. 1883 W. all Robert smith
TO krinl Realty Corpn, 426 w I4th at
from July 15. 1919, to May !. 1910. p
yrs renewal atty Bent Weiss, 27l Bway
SAD ST. l4l W, ali; Union Mort 60 Co 10 10
same 2l yrs from May l. 1919; atty
same .........S So @ 00O
New-York tribune., 1919-06-21
2-Family Houses Appeal
To Brooklyn Buyers
Preference for Small Investment
Properties Indicated in
Reports

The Realty Associates have sold
2o3o Eightydfth Street, Bensonhurst,
a two-family dwelling, on lot 23.sx100,
to Bessie Miller. and 2O14 Eighty-fifth
Street, similar house in the same
row, to Irwin Stern through Leon
Luft; l45 Hayward Street, a two
story brick dwelling. on lot 23sx1oo,
to K kreitzer, through Morris Wolff,
The Realty Associates have pur-
chased the southeast corner Of Flat
bush Avenue and Farragut Road, three
buildings containing stores and fats,
on plot 69xl65. In part payment the
Associates gave plot 120x250 on the
east side Of Ocean Parkway, 120 feet
north Of Avenue P. This exchange
was made by I. Weinbach and S. Welch
Sons.
The Midwout Holding Corporation
has purchased the three sixteen
family apartments, at 1OO4-1O-14 East
ern Parkway, on plot 160x120. George
L Long, Charles Smith and Joseph T.
FroehIich negotiated the sale.
+. O. Sauter has sold for Mrs. May
Graham to Mrs. Margaret Flynn, for
occupancy, the two-family dwelling at
800 Sixteenth Street.
The Meister Builders have sold 929
Sixtieth Street, a two-family house, on
lot 20x1O0.
The Bulkley & Horton Company has
sold 258 Clinton Avenue, four-story
dwelling on lot 20x100, for Mr.
Dougherty to an investor.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-21
Satisfied Mortgages

I'd Az. 81; Lena D Wolff to Hyman Wolff;
satisfied without production OF mort by
order supreme Court: attys. for ptr,
Marks Marks & M. SO Park ROW. June 3,
9Th ST, asa Il; Fritz ana Louise Wsbsr' iuuv
White Plains. Y. to U 8 Trust Co of
FsbTuaey ri astys e. sssTart s. As ws 81 so 81
s7TH ST, 8. 2s5 W ID av. '4i6xs%.sx45x
$40; Antolnette Kellogg to Augustus 6
vii waiser " aaTnee s10wsi assSs tsuilfsss sgilissn
Cromwell. 4s Wall st July 81.
ssTH ST, 2ls E: christine stratton sa''OG ct a.
to the Emigrant Indust Saw Bank; attys,
G & CO. 176 Bway; December 5.
3sTH ST, 22s e; same to same; atty. SANE same
Conrad czarra 5l34 Michigan av. chi
cago, III, to Jno L and Robt Z Roosevelt
and Kenyon Fortescu. exrs attys. Roose-
velt & Kobbe, "A Wall st; October 26,
MADIsoN ST. 20; Tiphereth JerusSoY ~ t1oY
st, and Louis Fish. 265 Broome st, atty.
Bill. 299 Bway; Aug 6. 1914 Sc, 900
III AN, ll5th st. runs 15l * e
1888 to " st Nichoas av 1T77
to w St Nicholas az w 15s to beg
Sophia. wife Herman stearns, TO Emma
Ed, Edw an, and Chas Hyans. extrx and exrs
2aO3 Bway, Hotel Majestic, W 72d
st, and. 1858 Hoe av Bronx: atty. NJ J
Sneudaira. sos Broadway; April 1s
18TH ST. n S, POS Av A, 5oxlo2.2, Sam sam
uel Miller and ano to Lillian NJ He'll
fed, OF Bklyn; atty Jonas 8, y, l15
Bway; Jan 80. 1898. ..........s12, 400
lliTH ST; 8, l3e E Sd av. 25x1Oo.11
John and Eliz J Fitzgerald to the Farm
ers' Loan g. T Co. 20 William st, trus
Of the Havemeyer trust fund. will of
Laura Maclay; attys, Remsen & P,
50 Wall st, May 9. 1901 .S22.5OO
WEST END AV, 500; Mary McKenna
on premises. to Columbia Trust Co. 60
Bway; Nov 5. 1913; attys Davies A c
& B, 34 Nassau st st.............Sl 81 900
SAME PROPERTY; same to same; June
~, 1912; attys. same. e...........S3. coo
AMSTE ERDAM NJ AV, 3o+; Amalie and Daniel
katz TO Geo a and Emma Moller, 1897
1895; atty. r. @ CT Go. I7s Bway. 81. 900
120TH 81, 2o6 w; Mark L Abraharas 70
= Faltx "a sNNelssnaan,a, $40 ~ Beatty st.
East End, Pittsburgh. Penn: April g.,
1905; atty, Nicholas Alenkoff, 90 Mas
3D ST. 1o2 W, Victor and Annie Gal to
H S Horton e. Co April 25 1905. atty
Fredk 4 Hunt, ~ Bwav. ......... 81 600
seTH ST. n s,225 Central Park West
25xl00.11; Christian and Frederick
Abele to the Franklin Saw Bank, Sept
|. 1903; atty Chas A Hitchcock l47
Nassau st .............s sl2 900
ssTH ST. 1876 e. lo4th st. n s. 241o e Park
av. 25xl00.11; 120th st. 139 W: Herman
and Carrie Stein to the Metropolitan
Bank, Aug 3. 1905. attys Butcher, T
& F. Madison .......... $40 OO0