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The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-05-17

VALVE-lN HEAD MOTOR IN THE CHEVROLET ExpOles
its gaSoene the piston chambers and explodes completely
DEVELOPS all the power the fuel there pockets to
hold burned gasSeS that weaken the mixture.
In this the explosion right the piston head
and all the power drives straight against the piston None lost
in turning corner from separate explosion chamber
This motor used by the government airpane and wle
ever unusual power and reliability are demanded
The Chevrolet is emphasized and characterized by the trim
lines the quick pickup and get away the eager active
motor the soft easy riding springs and bent electric headlights
1t the masterpiece of eighty million dollar corporation and
bodies the high hopes and ideals of men who have been instrument
tai in building up the American Automobile industry.
To own Chevrolet know satisfaction for it
links you to greatest and successful Automobile ogan2a
ton in the world.
Electrically started and electrically lighted the of the
hour See this car test it and ride it. Buy Chevrolet and get
your money worth it the latest ongesbu made
We could say but prefer let the Chevrolet demonstrate
its worth and performance
ROBT. M. SMITH, Demonstrators
LURAY, TENN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-07-08
DWELLING AND FLAT DEALS.

WEST 18TH STREET.-The Duross
Company has sold for Margaret Ham
ilton to Patrick J. Malloy the three
story dwelling on lot lS.9xS1,3 feet,
at 33s West 18th street. The buyer
will make alterations and occupy the
house.
EAST 105TH STREET.--Thomas ].
O"Reilly has sold for the Emigrant
Industrial Savings Bank a four-story
tenement on lot 25xlO0.11 at 23l East
105th street to Bernardo di Liberto.
EAST 123D STREET Thomas J..
O'Reilly has sold for the Emigrant
Industrial Savings Bank a three-story
and basement dwelling on lot
16.sx10o.1l at 43l East 123d street to
Joseph Milano.
MURDOCH AFENt-E.--The Benenson
Realty Company has sold to a client
of Thomas j. Adams two lots. 50x100.
on Murdoch avenue, Edenwald sec
ton. The buyer will build q dwell
ing and garage.
FAILE STREET,. f.. Adler has sold
to an investor for cash 1895 Faile
street, n three-story two family dwell
ing on lot 20x100, one OF a row built
by the American Real Estate Com
pany. The seller took the property
over last Wednesday In a foreclosure
action.
EAST 18Th sTREET-The Hudwill
Corporation. Hudson +. Rose presi-
dent, has sold 623 East 134th street
a four-story fiat on lot 25X100.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-07-08
SIGNS INDICATE
BUILDING REVIVAL
Financial Institutions Consid-
'ering Question of Max
ing Loans.
BANK SELLS DWELLINGS
Two Harlem Houses Sold by
Emigrant Bank-Profes-
SIGNALS Are Sellers.

Financial experts on building loans
answer the question Of building inves-
tors material and construction interests
as to what signs they should look for as
denoting the beginning of the return OF
building prosperity in the Doto Service
Daily Building Reports to-day. officers
OF several large financial institutions,
heretofore important factors In making
loans on contemplated building construc-
ton projects, concur in the opinion that
the forthcoming revival will be OF grad
ual development. that there will be
stringent control Of new construction en-
terprises so as to avoid such demands
as will force building material prices to
higher levels than now prevail and also
to avoid anything approaching over
construction. Preference. II seems, will
be given at first to structures having a
purpose directly contributory to the
commercial and Industrial growth of this
country and its allies. Speculative build
ing construction in outlying sections, In
volving land exploitation. will be delayed
until more necessary construction has
bec0 provided for.
lv!lders may begin to look for signs
Of new era Of construction throughout
the country in several directions, accord
ing To these authorities. Initial encour-
agement will come when 1t is apparent
to flnanciers that the process of rolling
back the enemy has reached such a
point that financial interests can freely
feel that there can be no retrogression.
The next supporting factor will be open
and official evidence that the Govern
ments requirements for rush construc-
ton have been met to such an extent
at least that general options on avail
able building materials and supplies will
not be necessary to the extent as at
present exercised. so that manufacturers
or jobbers can be reasonably sure Of
making deliveries when ordered.
Still another factor determining ,he
signs Of revival in building will be Off
c!al indication that coal can he spared
FOR hasic building material manufacture
without interfering with the flow Of fuel
to ships OF war or commerce. Stlll an
other f1nancier thought a factor in de-
term!ning the change for building and
builders Will be the manner in which the
next and largest Liberty Loan will be
subscribed II the larger part Of It is
taken by the people the effect will be
much more favorable on building loan
minds ana will be more helpful to the
builder and the building investor than
VIII be the case " the banking ana nnan-
cial institutions Of the country have to
bear the greater part of the burden. The
final factor, Of course, will be complete
victory.
Building material price movements
throughout the East seem to have
reached temporary fixed level. The
Difference OF steel prices to October has
stabilized other commodities with the re-
suit that there Is a noticeable increase
in inquiries for alteration work and an
increasing inquiry for building materials
and supplies for Government work In
the East as we'll as IN the West.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-07-08
FOOD BOARD WARNS
: SUGAR HOARDERS
Releases 40, 100000 Pounds of
75,OOO,OOO Allotment in
July's First Week.

Certificates for the release Of 10000
900 pounds Of sugar have been issued
by the Federal Food Board since the
f,rst of the month, II was announced
Yesterday by Floyd w. Fiske. assistant
director OF the bureau of transportation
ana distribution of the board. Mr.. Fiske
offered a little advice for the benefit of
those dealers who might be tempted to
oyerstate their requirements In order to
obtain more sugar than they are entitled
IN under the ratloning plan.
The total amount OF sugar allotted
New York State for the first thirty days
under the rationing scheme IL 75,000.0oo
sounds. OF the 100000 pounds. APP
,,Iicatione for which have been approved
pb 600 900 was granted to wholesale
houses on so-called interim certificates
20 hermit them to I'LL their orders from
retailers and others whom they supply
Hereafter wholesalers and tobbers Will
he required to use retailers certificates
Coastw.se shipping, Red Cross can
teens private military training camps
and state training camps are all being
supplied under the certificate plan
'r-ff-"- 7'ti.| .sftH So f.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-07-08
49, Iz-z--=s=-s==s-----z=-sa-s -
LEGAL NOTICES.

LEGAL NOTICES.
-~.>~---c--~c--o--~---c --c--~~~~~>-~ee~>>>s
preme Court held In and for the County
OF New York. at the County Court House
in said County. on the 18Th day of June,
PREsENT: -..
HON. IRVING LEHMAN. Justice. ,
THE he o ohs s'e sASiNds b AHe'i N rHs
CITY OF NEW YORK for authority to
change its name and assume the name OF
CITY CITY H OF sew YoRR.GoRDER Au-
THoRIzING CHANGE OF NAME
Upon reading and ming the petition Of
New York a domestic corporation subject
to the Banking Law, duly verified the
its President, wherein said petitione3
prays for an order authorizing It to as
sumo another corporate name. to wit tho
the Secretary of State thereto annexeds
tendent Of Banks of the state Of New York;
pproving said petition: and upon hline
due proof by affidavit showing that notics
been duly published once a week for thres.
successive weeks In the "New York Law
Journal" THE Sun" and The New Yorhh
published in said County of New York. In.
which County said corporation bas Its
p,Iep nn,s onSe s ana p paTg sns notice
motion have been duly hled with the SecS
rotary OF State, and with the Superinten-
dent OF Banks OF the State of New York;
and the Court being satisfied by said pc
tition and by the certificates and affidavits
presented herewith that the petition IL
true and that there is no reasonsb BILE obJec-
ton to the change of name proposed. and
that the petition has been duly authorized
and that notice of the presentation Of the
petition has been duly made and given a.
required by law;
now on motion of A. Henry Mosle. att
torney for the petitioner. no one opposing.
ORDERED that said petition be and the
same Is hereby granted, and that the Pc,
titioner herein. The German Savings Bank
in the City of New York, be. and 1t 10
hereby authorized 20 assume another corr
porate name, to wit, the name of Central
Savings Bank in the City of New York. on
and after tho LIST day Of August. 1918; and
II is further +,
Il was granted be filed within ten r0I
DAYS after the date hereof in the office or
the Clerk OF the County of New York;
and that certified copies OF this order shall
within ten G0) days after the entry hereof
he fled in the office OF the Secretary OF
state OF tho state OF New York and in
the office of the Superintendent OF Banks
respectively, and that a copy of this ordef
he published in tho New York Law Jour-
nal and the New York Sun. newspapers in
said County OF New York. once In each
week for four successive weeks beginning
within ten days after the entry. hereof.
ENTER:
7. L., J. g. e
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-07-08

Troopships are provided for by a special
ruling which eliminates the certificate
system. During the first week in July,
according TO Mr.. Fiske. there were 1000
personal applicants for certificates, while
nearly 10000 applications were received
by mall.
These applications are studied care
fully by an expert corps OF clerks, and
1t Is not difficult for them to discover
when dealer IL making fraudulent
statements concerning his normal re-
ou!rements. In view OF this. says Mr..
Fiske. applicants should heed these
"don'ts" or else they may have their
supplies cut or indefinitely:
"Don't expect sugar unless you have
filed a correct statement Of your require
ments before July 15.
"Don't ask for more sugar than you
need for thirty days
Don't hoard sugar. II you do you
will be prosecuted.
Don't get impatient. The sugar d.
vision Is working and your certificates
will be sent as soon as practically pos
sible.
Upstate dealers should consult I'M
mediately their local deputy food admin
istrator II they are in doubt.S
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-07-08

confirmed credit In London or United
states, as the case may be. -
1890 A company in Switzerland desires
pu ef sr or ssspre an agency p,wr,,ns
paper, is by "a inches, weighing from
to IS pounds u reani; also copying paper
Weighing to IL pounds n ream. copying
silk paper in sheets and rolls for copying
board weighing from 90 10 i12 pounds a
ream, ordinary writing paper, wrapping
paper. fancy writing paper and envelopes.
white and colored hand made cardboard.
vi Os sarS r string ri ana 9sTd desire,
women.
1892. A firm in France is in tho marSe,
for cotton textiles and hosiery. shoes
leather. window and mirror glass, candles
leaf tobacco and petrol. VIII accept any
reasonable terms Of payment.
1Oe8 An agency is desired by a man In
England for the sale Of soap, preserves,
chemicals and drugs.
1924 a man In Venezuela wishes to Sc
cure an agency for the sale Of American
line.
Lighters in Demand.
1os5. A man in England desires to pur.
cigar and cigarette lighters OF all kinds.
Also fints for finder and petrol lighters
Cheaper qualities are desired.
lo9b An association in Mexico would
ike to buy new modern motor driven fire
engine suitable for town of about Is. 900 In
habitants. one fre alarm apparatus with
dozen or two dozen alarm boxes and one or
two dozen fremen's hats.
1897. An agency In desired by a man In
England for the sale of hosiery. cotton
yarns, cotton piece goods and worsted and
linens
1898. firm In China wishes to secure
an agency for the sale of pure white cotton
thread, .hrtns The thread should be pu. up /.
to SO skeins This kind of thread Is used
for lace making and large quantities are
1899. An agency is desired by a man in
PIGMENTS.
100. a man in England would like to
secure an agency for the sale of cutlery,
hardware. enamel ware and galvanized
iron.
IDOL A firm in Russia desires to be
placed In communication with American
railroad construction companies who
would be willing to transfer some OF their
construction ,idg machinery 70 Russia
disc.
llos man in the French west indies
ueSlres n 20 horse power engine using
heavy oil or Kerosene as fuel and COM
pete plant for treating about I, 500 gallons
@ ~ EVERY t.eiye hours for The
for converting the residue Into fertilizer.
A plant is also desired to be run In con-
about twelve cubic yards Of garbage .
day into fertilizer.
11O4. man In France desires to be
placed In communication with American
manufacturers and exporters OF Specialize e.
or all kinds with view to establishing a
commission agency.
1105. man in China desires to pur-
chase cotton seed of all kinds. especially
those that have been tested and proved
successfu! IN China
ilo6. firm in France wishes to pur-
chase canred goods products.
lloi. company in China desires TO
secure thu representation Of American
try
HOS. a I1sn in France desires to repre-
sent Amer Lean manufacturers and export
ers Of hardware.
1lO9. An agency Is desired by a man in
italy for the sale OF raw celluloid. Freight
and insurance rates to Genoa should be
given.
lllo. A man In Spain wishes 20 secure
an agency for the sale OF surgical and
dental rubber goods.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-07-08
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan

4sD ST, 1873 l., store foor.--First Const Co
OF Brooklyn to David BiCk u Son 400
"a nv. 3 yrs, from MAY !, 1919. attys.
Mullen b Bloch, 81 Chambers ~ s. 900
73p 81 lil % l53 w, all --Hotel Hamilton
Corpu to lsidor F'u"Felman. 1881 81 and,
Madison ay, y yrs from oct /, 1918
Rttya, Flu"g"lman h T b. BwHy haif OF
gross rent at min OF 5000 and not 10
eNreNl . ....... ......,... So, 600
?3p ST l6l r., centre store--John a Flynn.
to Peter u Contros aud Peter Cocusos.
8ls f. 22i 81, . yrs from -Ju,y !, 1919
address u COntros 2S3 81 Av. 81, 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-07-08
QUEENS BUILDING SHRINKS.
Only S4O2,954 Worth of Construc
ton Planned in June,

According to the report OF Surerin-
tendent of buildings John w. Moore.
plans were filed In Queens during June
for 221 buildings. mostly small dwell
ings. to cost s402954. During June OF
last year 2S6 plans were filed for build
ings that cost s1,03S,S5O.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-07-08
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

jacob and Rose fiirsch to Amson c
From, tndivid and exrs Clara From,
July I. 1914: attys. Roeder a r. ns
ELDRiDGE ST. Hanna Singer, 30 ri,
bridge st, to Joseph Cohen, lTs e lO4th
st. June 80. 1915; atty. Jesse Lobserz
BAYARD ST, l02-Antonio Orlando to
Giuseppe Pasquale, scarsdale, N Y, Dec
81, 1929: atty, q Lord. 80 Mulberry
SD AV, 9 s7th at. 2sxl0o-Emanuel
and Hem Thurman to the New York
Savings Bank OF City OF New York, June
s, 1896; attyg. Alexander e. Green, 100
ssp ST. IS w-FIorin. a Lyons to JACOB JACOB
Brenner and Jas 8 Bearns, exrs ] :
Bearns, decd, Jan Q. 1910; attys. Rabe
& X. 25s Bway. $40, 600
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-07-08
To Discuss Housing War workers.

The problem OF housing employees of
Industrial plants engaged In war work
will be the principal question before the
twenty-sixth convention of the United
States League Of Building and Loan
Associations. which will open on July "a
at the Robert Treat Hotel In Newark.
The subject will be considered with a
view of relieving present conditions. Prof.
James Ford OF Harvard University will
speak on Government aid to war in
dustries and others.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-07-08
RENTING FINE APARTMENTS.

Malcolm f. Smith and Rudolph G.
Culver have leased apartments Mt 1871
to 1856 East Sixty-sixth street to Mrs
David Randall MacIver; at 10 Central
Park West TO William d. Hutton and
at 1870 TO 1874 East SiNty-seventh street
to Mrs Isabella q. p. Lothrop.
Pease q Gilman have leased apart
ments at asa Riverside Drive To |. r.
Solon and at $50 Riverside Drive to
Edgar T. Wolfe,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-07-08
LIS PENDESS.
Manhattan.

nth ST. 442-4ti E-william Byrd. exr.
ct al agt Louis II Strouse. trus, et al
foreclosure OF mortgaBe); attys, Harm
son, Elliott & Byrd.
FRONT ST, l76-Chas II Voorhees, agt
Samuel Toll ct al tamended foreclos-
ure OF mortgage; attys. DIN. Clark e.
Phelps.
SPRING ct. b-Matilde s Siegman agt
Citizens Investing Co ct al Itorec losure
of mortgage). attys. Rose & Paskus.
Bronx.
18TH ST. W corner I'd av, TS.6x100-
Domestic h Foreign Missionary Society
OF he Protestant Episcopal Church In
the 4 agt Borough Estates ct a.
tforsclosure OF mortgage; atty. II
swain.
TOWNSEND Av, q. 240 S 175th st, 6os
lOO-Ph!lipp Emmler ast John { Wal.
lace ct al foreclosure OF mortgage)
atty, q A Steinmuler.
TOWNSEND AV, a, 100 s 175th st. b0S
loo-Philipp Emmler aEt John G Wal.
lace ct al foreclosure of mortgage)
atty, G Steinmuller.
BRYANT AV. Q =, IS 8 Jennings st, 20x1OC
Elisabeth Harvis agt James Kear-
ney ct al foreclosure of mortgage)
atty, Il Sitter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-07-08
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.

tSouth OF Fourteenth strcet)
coLCMBIA ST. u. $. 2oy55msamue
e., mtg 900, June II; atty. ls!dor
Scherer, .ol B"ay. Observation-Disclosures. 81
Fast Side.
East OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and ll0Ih streets)
s5TH ST. 42s +. 25N102 Emma Schlinger
TO Harry Burso. 1853 LIST av, mtg $i3
600. July 3; atty. Lawyers T & T co,
lou bWay .'''.''.'' '''''...... ....... 800
West Side.
west OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and ll0th streets)
18TH ST. 3. 415a sth av, 1s9xs1
Margaret l. Hamilton 20 Patrick Mo-.
10y. Sol W 18th st.. mtg $1,000, July !;
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north OF 10th street
18TH ST, 2Os-2l0 T. 4G4xog.l1-Geo Ker.
Bronx. mgt sl3,650, July |; atty, Law.
,.ysrS 7 4 r Go; 100 Hway. ...,:,.,,,. 500
TO David A swicE. i5l Edsecombe sy '
July 3; atty, Tito Guar Co, I'D
B"ay ''''''''''''''''.'.. 81, SOC
bronx.
thorough Of The Bronx
COURTI.ANDT Az, W l5lst st, % =,
loo-Dern Rlty Corp TO Jos II Schwartz
March 10, attys, Krakower 4 r. Sos
SAFE PRoPERrY.jio,s, ii schwartz - y
mtg ,aS 300. June II; same atty's. ''..p.. s,
LOT ~. map waldo Hutchins est--Valan'
yna Za"arski to Cornelius NJ Doyle, A.,
J. lsOth ST. July =; atty. Cornelius y
Doyle, Asa lsOlh st...............3 lO(
LOT o. map Metropolitan Real Estst,
t Assn AZ /. 81 GbGidSerE to Geo " Gold
Geo " Goldberg. 212 18th 49,. 81
TIEBouT AE, ;. 30 Clark st. 25xlOo-
Mar T ga. ism IS psnAt" M.nS S6
July .: atty, T T Co. 100 Bway 800
GouvERNEuR pr" 10. SIS 26ns5-Johi
!; atty, \ uelder, spring Valley, y Y',s
SAME PROPERTY--Wm WIliman TO 81 M.
10 part, mtg $4,000. June | tcorrectior
HONEYWELL Az, 2os2-t, ses. 25xsS.ii,
Rodmsn Improvement Co. Inc to Snri
Teite.bsum, 1915 Hoe az, mtg tLN.0
June rs atty, NJ Schrctor, 9sl F. li9tI
LOT ls4S, map I. spencer 81 aI-I.oriliar,
Spencer Sd, ind and trus, ct al, [
Undcrhill westchester Burning Ground
inG; s. wan ST. June Is; atty y Y IT,
ASTHoNY Nv, is4s, IS. sasss Emile
srhiilnger to John Berger los f 1919
n, July J. atty 7 @ & 7 Co IL
Wits PLANS RD, n cor narthtol3
av 4axss7-Morris y Moskowlt1. rer. t.
y Y, july. :; atty Clocke. X n r. 80
LoTs al to as map Forster schmid
property--Thomss FaGan to Erslia Pet
atty. T O s r co, l7e Bwsy. ,.,...,, /.
1s3D ST, n g. so Hughes ay. boSlOo-
Anna Kaufman to Rudolph Elkan, sc
u l7sth st. June 20; atty, = 4 r e.
sTEBBISs AZ. cor is5th st. iis,iixSo'
Theress We'll ana ano to Bertha Kahn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-07-08
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

BROADWAY, 1900 to 1920 Frcdericir
Starr Contracting co act Ford Motor
CO, owner, Long1cye ConsirlcIo- 60.
10TH ST, 20. ana 2O4 e Fiatoura Iron
n Steel CO sgt Elmer Amend. Inc.
owners. Jacob Zimmerman son, Inc.
PATH ST, 4Ol to Alb W-John \ sharp
ngt Julia and Adam Cameron,
owners, Steen Symes. Inc. contractors
tcoTr,r;loul ....,,...,,,,,.. .... tHl2,lH
llTH Az, 2n2 10 29s --Dunhar Box &
Lumber 20 AEt Shynon Cleaning p""-
INK corp, UWuar and contractor ire
EeWaO ,,.,-.,.,.,..,.,,.... f2lO 4"
Bronx.
HOE Az, lisi--Wm Arthur Faiella aEt
So"a,e COnst Co, owners: Frank De-
Base. contractor. S.,.ss'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-07-08
S1S,OOO JERSEY FLAT TRADE.

George Freed has sold to John F
Boyle the four story fiat, on plot 50N100.
at Sc and SO Huron avenue, Jersey City
The buyer gave in part payment GA and
GIG Ocean avenue. two six family flats
on plot 50x100. The deal involved about
$4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-07-08
MANHATTAN ALTERATIONS.

FORSYTH ST, 1"4. II and sty tn,
and strs-Estate OF John May. Gas 5th
81, owner; Re!ssmaan. l47 4th nv,
l2sTH ST lO3 w, to 1 sty int and str
!. c Crahhe. 2Ol Riverside Drive owner;
l. Hornum. 4o5 Lexington av, arChi-
teCt. cost nm
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-07-08
MORTGAGES,
Downtown

tSouth Of Fourteenth strectD
COOPER SQUARE, 70, W s, 94S n 4th Ut.
runs So n l1.l0 29.4 g ass 10
square 2l,9 to beg. June IT Mollis
simon to Chas Preltbart, 1863 Rlvtngton.
-. instals. 40 attys, Breitbart 4 RTcit-'
bart, 500 Bwhy .,.,...........Sl 500
Manhattan Island, north OF 10th street
liiTH ST 4l4 w, 8, 1875 e Convent ay
l6N9S.ll, IN July 5--David A Swlclt to
Title Guar d Trust Co, 1875 Bway due
and int as per bond. ..............S5 900
Bronx.
thorough OF The Bronx
10TH Az, y y, 3OI ave e tEnIonporn
l00xlOS-Humhert Sinatra TO Anna A.
Schulz, lil0 Crutonh Park East, July s.
due Aug !. 1923, 6i5 &c atty. Anna A
schulz, lil0 'rotnna Park East. $40
ANTHONY Az, lstS, =. aaNs5--John
Berger to Emile : Schillingcr, .l7 C.
l7dth st. July !, yrs, bGe, atty, r %
Il 7 Co, l76 Bway .........,.... lih. 900
PARKER ST, W =, $50 Lyon ay. gtNl3o-.
Emily Brcnneis TO VIM l. SChaaf 1914
Baechler, ll.G East fremont Bv. 81 500,
IsoTd ST, >. 20? " Arthur av. 25SlOG s
Mary l. nrophy 10 cath ! Brophy, $50
10Th sv. July s, due per bond; atty. r
q 4 T Co, ZIG Bway. .,..-....... 81. 500
Lot 1915, map Loriilard Spencer ct al
IUirrhill Westminster Burning Ground to.
ChrlseI Realty co. las Hray, June is,
due july ., 1929, Az e atty. y Title
& Mtg 60, 1875 Bwsy ...............Sl7b
LOTS AL 10 as, map Forster Schmidt
propertv--Frsillia Petrucri to Katie
Ogor2oly. Workers. Y July .. inHtnIs
go atty, 7 & Il T Go, lie Bway ,... 1850
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-07-08
RENTS PIT. WASHINGTON PLACE.

Pell & Tibbits have leased for S
Miller Kent his country house at Port
Washington. l.. l., to Miss Charlotte
Ives.