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New-York tribune., 1919-03-20
Speculation i'm
West Side Flats
Is Developing 6
Professionals Giving Atten-
tion to Apartments in This
Section; Jacobs Firm
Buys &275,OOO Building


Evidences are increasing of approach
ing great activity in the purchase
and sale of high class apartment
houses. The same influences which
have caused the great demand for
Washington Heights and Bronx flats
are bringing about an ever increasing
speculative market for the better class
apartments on the middle west side.
He'll & Stern reported another sale
yesterday, which bears out these con-
clusions.
For the James McCreery i. Realty
Corporation they have sold to !. Ran
dolph and Everett Jacobs the nine
story hreproof apartment house at 125
and 127 West Eighty-second Street,
held in the market at S275.OOo. This
house covers plot 57x102 on the
north side of the street, nearly mid
way between Columbus and Amster-
dam avenues- 1t has four apartments
on floor of four and FIVE rooms each
and was built five years ago By the
Fergnson-Merritt Company, who sold
it to the McCreery Corporation
Stoddard G. Mark and Fletcher, Me
Cutcheon & Brown attended to the
legal details for buyer and seller
respectively
New-York tribune., 1919-03-20
Changed Conditions
In University Place

The Rowantree-S -Schley Company has
secured a lease of the store and base
ment at 4-6 Washington Place, south
east corner of Mercer Street, contain
ing over. 10000 square feet of space,
for the National Paper Supply Com
pany. and q long term renewal at an
increase Of about 20 per cent above
the present rent. The National Paper
Supply Company was offered a sub
stantial profit on its lease by a cot
ton goods house, but it declined to
sublet.
Butler & Baldwin have leased the
entire building at SO Carmine Street
to Pasqualla Lobasso & Co. for j. &
r. Lamb. The tenant intends to alter
the property for his occupancy.
Frederick Fox g. Co. have leased to
Heiman Piltz & Harry Reiser first Aoft
at 400 Broadway; to William J. Hauser,
second floor at 501-11 Seventh Ave-
nue.; to Powers Photo Engraving Com
pany, the second floor at 137-147 West
Thirty seventh Street; to Ullman
Bros, fifth floor at IS Fifth Avenue;
to Edward Ranzel, the stores at 710-20
Seventh Avenue, ard to Sindel Stern
& Co., fifth loft at 304 University
Place
Pcase & Gilman have leased the par
lor floor store at 726 Madison Avenue
to Steven Sulek; and Offices at 118
East Twenty eighth Street to the Vim
cent Borac Construction Company.
j. 3. English has leased for A. NJ.
Maclay the store and basement at 751
Seventh Avenue to Richard Cohn, jew
eller
Huberth & Huberth have leased the
store at Central Park West to the
Pilot Motor Car Company.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-20
STORAGE NOTICES
Green Storage & Van Co.

2jS so West 65th St.
NJ Mo,;,., J. BcTkeTy, D., r. NJ sqsgs =; Arden
,,as Garney. Mrs a i Kate & Carroll. Cary, Davis
Miss Ada Daily Mrs. Lillian Day. Mrs.
Anna Dunblane Charles +. Ecke' T. T.
Echeri 2 Jr o, Mrs Kate Foley, Miss Marie
Hotel Workers Union. John Green. Miss
q. Hannan, Mrs Helene HARDY Mrs. a.
HUM. Io.r lasiii Miss Nellie Kalis. Mrs.
Annie McDermot', Donald Mclean Miss
Jennie Malahan. Miss Kate Mallahan. Man
haitian Stenog 'aphic Co, C;. w. Commee,
Mrs. Marion Marsh. Mrs. Grace +. Matthews.
Louis Meeher NIrs ]. BECKER Miller. Mrs.
Helen Murray. Nj. Corne;:us c,Connor. Mrs.
S. NJ Perkins, Mrs, Eta QueeIey; Mrs;
& Co. Mr.. or. Mrs Lloyd Stark. Estate of
Otto Schiedewita. Estate Of f. j. Seybold.
Estate of Edwin p Wilcox, Watson selvags,
Toshio. MI: ": c; Waldron. Mrs. Motley f.
Waldron; r. Il Warren George st: Clair
ton, Margaret D. Buck. AdministTatrix;
Florence E. Jones' Administrators: Mr.. a.
Neadock, Estate of Michael kobinsons Ken
nedy Freight Forwarding Company
You are hereby notified that the storage
being due and the time for payment of this
companys lien therefor upon ,te properly
hereinafter described having expired and
due notice thereof having been given you.
this company Will cause such property, to
VIII, DlhluS looiu, heuToonl, pdEIOr. npraTy
and kitchen furniture, sewing machines
pianos paintings, pictures, books, clocks.
table and other silverware. plated ware.
china. brio a -brac. jewelry. fur. rugs, car
pets curtains draparios. clothing and other
wearing apparel; also office furniture. safes.
machinery, theatrical effects and costumes.
trunks. hampers. cases. crates and boxes
contents unknown). Franklin automobile
and parts, etc. stored in the warehouse of
this company by you, in your name (as
per itenized warehouse receipts) or In
which you claim an ipterest to be sold at
public auction. according to the statutes in
such cases made and provided. at the above
named Warehouse. 24S-5o-52 West 65th
Street. New York City. Thursday. April 10th.
1919. at ten o'clock a.. NJ. If such sale be
not completed the day herein mentioned
it will ne continued each succeeding
Thursday. AZ the same hour and place, until
all goods arc sold.
COMPANY
3 P. TERHINE. Secretary.
New York. \. y. March 2oth 1913
New-York tribune., 1919-03-20
Business Claims Both S.. House

=, samuel Augenblick bought from the
Mutual Life Insurance Company the
ve-story dwelling at N25 West Thir-
eleth Street, 25X100, between Broadway
ana Fifth Avenue. Horace S. Elv &
Co. were the brokers. The buyer will
convert it into stores and lofts.
East 1l2th Street Flat Sold
The Charles Galewski Company, Inc,
have purchased from Mary O'NIorrell
the IN hve- story double fiat, 25x1OO, at 7
East l12th Street. Louis Schrag and
Lyman Bloom were the brokers.
Harlem Plant in New Hands
Edward H. Burger, attorney for the
Reliable Cleaning and Dyeing Works.
mas sold at substantial profit the
oulidlng and equipment of the plant
at All East 101st Street to Louis Still
Ter, who will conduct the business s
under the same name.
Garage May Replace Coal Yards
The old Stokes coal yard propertv
at the southeast corner of Tenth Ave-.
nue. and Fiftyfourth Street has been
sold, according to report. The prop
erty has frontage Of 100 feet on
!enth Avenue and IT'S feet on Fifty
fourth Street. On the site are a proup
OF one and two story buildings. A
representative of Thomas Stokes &
Sons said the new owners are not at
liberty to divulge the names of the
1puyers or their plans for the property
At IS thought garage is projected for
the site. which has not been used bv
the coal concern lately.
Dyckman Flat Sale
Osserman Gottlieb bought the
twenty-family apartment house at the
southeast corner of Vermilyea Avenue
ana Zllth Street from the Henry Men
ken Company.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-20
Frick Gives Roslyn
Property to His Son
Estate of Late Lloyd S. Bryce
Fronting on Hempsaead Har-
bOr Valued at S55O.OOO

Henry c. Frick has made gift to
his son, Childs Frick, of the late Lloyd
S. Bryce estate, at Roslyn, Long ISL
and. The tract comprises 200 acres
fronting on Hampstead Harbor and the
North Hampstead Turnpike, opposite
the estate of Clarence Mackay, on which
are large red brick Colonial house
and other good sizedshouses. fThe sale
of the property to Mr.. Frick, which is
valued a. $550,000, was announced in
the real estate columns of Sundays
Tribune,
Young Frick has been noted for big
game and hunting and polo playing.
In October, 1913, he married Miss Fran
ces Dixon, the daughter of Isaac H.
Dixon, of Baltimore. Soon after the
marriage it was reported that the
father of the bridegroom had given his
daughter-in- law a check amounting to
$2,000,000 and his son s12,00O,0OO. Later
the elder Mr.. Frick referred to the re-
port as. "preposterously ridiculous"
Henry A. Rogers, vice-president Of
Worthington Whitehouse, Inc, was as
sociated with the firm of William j.
Roome & Co. as brokers in the sale of
the property.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-20


Mar ls VIM siessIt 10 Tho. Taateher 7enaaS
son osle R. ar e. dsasr ls2s per cent attys smp
~ East Side
N Mar Is: Isaac Schorr & Tcssie Cohen to
e.ni. f,Ts a,fs. 1ns c. Is william s. US: per
SANE PROPERTY M Mar is; same 10 SsthsD SsnsSo
cent; PR pr mtse. $4,000: atty. Douglas Newman.
ID Av Sc Sd st. so.4o; Mar is nrs.n Rss@ 800 100
Go 70 Augusta Hennessey 1914 ssai pscaur ,eary az
Bron1; a due Jan 1s. 1920 per cent: Dr. m,se
Av s. einsn 5is % lsih hoey s, ssI 200
Mar is Anna Doyle to Hy En- Jones' S' 'sepiaO; Place
$500 f''s sy. f5snis ya' per e cent y
wan ~ '........,...... .................s5 IS 900
West Side
''a A. H.nc.n z,t, - $ sath st 1aaxso: M Mar
'7H ~ IL Mar .s is..s s;..s4.sS isss : e.
,,TM Thsmberlin w Rector ~ .en s1o 1000 90
tx: Peter Sat!er to Jno Heidcrscheid. SIS lith
ALLIE: az: yrs: per cent: attys. 6 4 t Co. Ia
SANE pRorERTY Mar is: sans 10 .sms9 IS 900 doo
7s41I mtSs t as psr bond attys. same S. loo
= car. ~ Tiesms1 @ID'as'I .s Famond i1s54s
st,ss assl''an q ssth 81 s.; ct al yrs per cent
''sA :: 1''S tn IN as.sr55 s1 5ATIa f. i 1.o5 IoS
''1 ~ s.% as sisss ss H15 aa,s
p1 p'se: ssss.ooo; attys. Lawyers & + Co. lso 90
10TH ST, Isl. 1th q, lli1aa II i4ssn ssS
IS. .'' ia az, IN 1880 81 N ION 4
Hsrted Really Co 10 Metropolitan u LIZ 'afon Inn fo 1s
dos Msa Ma, A. l. 1s.' c; 'tty'. Butcher 8 =.
7ssp 81. 1891 ". a. sc,is ~ 1898 900 ,1
4 G Realty Corpn 70 Marquis Co.. s5''' 20 vesey ss
ssf,., yTs; " vs..r G. mtg SAC 500: atty Louis
18TH $. s1l-is " 4ss4aa M M,;sn n 9so
s ss Madslln' 7as Reslt, corpn to sol klInsenstsn
!. Sc 1000 at'ys. NJ s isaacs. g @illia% Si ma
10TH ST. s1s..7 w. $. ss.lix4s,, 81 leo 600
n; Ms5c' =; M.dalinc Realty Co to 'Fss so
r ,stn en- on lse !ah s trustee yrs c.
vEHMnTEA Av ''"il ailth st. 2.asl1: 81 900 %
seTx7e.lo; D IN: March II. osserman E dott.
.' a, Rs,vn Rs henr7 Menken Realty Co. 7?s briggs
~ ~ bkIyh Ts: int Or bond: pr mfc
$4,000 ....................... s' ~ s,n nSo nSo
Bronx
Is; due Sept Is. 1922: & G: atty. + q S''n
Mo%rERss Ok ai fT1y X aois;. q o1s: s!4ss
sane ,sas prior nj s27.soo Mcb IL: due Sent y, g
arlos4 eriha ';rossman rAIo to so P % , ,o1
I,cuhds " soS W 4sd ST.: Mcl IL: yrs: q n =:
,na auy. Scimaris * H. 2aa nway ........ 81 ! 900
p. 4ax,o. fh'l'p kcarr's to Thos Lanigan !tss
enlscrsil az. prior mt s25. 900 Feb os. : yr,
spc 6: atty. o Davis. S2l0 Sd av. a oon
GKAND BolL & coNCOrRsE. n G Fold NJ
ssh.o, same to same; prior mt $4s 900: Fc5 1s
2lsTH ST, .. 500 10Th av: VIM s Wsiss W. =
nsnay TmS 'as - sIs,ccs v,lI chas Bondy for Loui.
a,.ys Marl Marx. los broadway, sIo no6
'lsr 1T 2ss y: m'cs now $l.aOo; 4 part; e
js.oor simon 10 Samuel Simon. 20 PITT a. ot,vs
- aIl!iegelman Trosk &c Broadway "s'ys; sinc
'-niLn -nini, 81 = go e Amsntdam av Lawyers
",y S'vn :" " I'tls d Mort Co. 1855 Broad
SEP sr. s?9 ": cs. ii Baucrdorf 10 ", rs oq4 y
XIX e'o a. vaan, 'iramn ~ Bronx at'ys Alexander
@i2Tii st. part po, To- man Samuel rhomnsom o"'
rnr Washington, Cilxcns National Rant =,
p,..., BIAS y Jacob lGe5 Linden st. OF q, atty.
Blandy, u s. ~ Wsli st...,, W;
New-York tribune., 1919-03-20
IL Bronx Apartments
And Dwellings Sold
Reports Indicate Widespread
Trading and the Fact Market
Is Still Speculative

McLernon Brothers have sold for the
Amsterdam Development Sales Com
pany 1893 Grand Boulevard and Con
course, tive-story twenty five family
apartment house, on plot 56x1o9. on
posite Poe Park. The house was com
pleted two years ago by Aaron Miller
Another deal in the immediate vicinity
by Mcl4ernon Brothers involves the sale
for Minnie Newman of the 2iA story
dwelling at 2166 University Avenue.
37x105. The new owner will occupy
the house
The Benenson Realty Company
bought from Osserman 4 Gottlieb
(lnc.) the six-story elevator apart
ment house with stores at the north
west corner Of Forest Avenue and
15sth Street, fronting 100 feet on the
avenue and 87.6 feet on 158th Street.
1t contains thirty-fve apartments and
SIX stores. The property was bought
for cash.
William H. Mehlich und Eugene M.
Bushwick have sold for George w
Dunn 2139 Belmont Avenue, a two
family dwelling on lot 1Sx85, to Ed
ward J. Schick for occupancy.
Nelsoa Avenue Corner Sold
The S. and l.. Building Corporation
sold the six-story apartment at 1864
Nelson Avenue, corner t74th Street, to
the West 154th Street Company (Inc.)
Henry johnson was the broker.
II. Il. Selvin has resold the two four
story apartment houses at 1888 and
1885 Southern Boulevard to Eisenberp
d Wiener, through Henry Epstein.
August Elmer sold to Stark & Splitter
the two five-story apartments, each rs
x100, held at $175,0O0, at 2343 Valen-
tine Avenue, through Rosenbaum &
Wolf
Two 175th Street Houses Sold
Max Cohen has bought from the
Klingenstein estate the two fve-story
apartment, each on plot 439x1OO.
at 503 and SIT West 175th Street.
through Max Blau.
Heller & Sussman sold 1912 Anthony
Avenue. fve-storv apartment house
on plot 50x100, to a Mr.. Morlino. It
Is one OF two houses bought last week
by the sellers.
Operators Buy and Sell
Fisher & Irving l. Levine have sold
to client Of James Walsh the five
story apartment at 916 Tiffany Street.
5Ox100. 1t is arranged for twenty five
families. The Messrs. Levine have also
sold the five-story twenty-family apart
ment house at 1882 University Ave
nue.. 56x112. The new owners are
Schwartz & Rosenberg.
The Jay Tee Bee Holding Company.
Harry A. Barry president. has sold
to an investor the fve-story apartment
house at 1862 Brook Avenue, on plot
45x100.
The Samuel Cowen Agency has sold
for client of Samuel Bitterman 1906
Boston Road, a five-story apartment.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-20
Buying Movement in
Dwellings is Strong
Private Houses on East and
West Sides Bought for Occu-
pancv: Profits Are Divided

Continuance Of the active selling of
East Side dwellings was reported yes
terday by many brokers. William b.
May & Co. sold the four story and
basement high stoop house at II East
Ninety-third Street for Mrs. Sarah
Werner. The house is on a lot 81 OK
1855 and will be occupied by its buy
er after alterations are made.
Stcrner Sells in Thirty-Fourth Street.
Frederick J. Sterner is understood
to have accepted an offer for the dwell
ing at l07 East Thirty fourth Street,
which he bought in December through
vance over what he paid. 1t is five
story house, on lot 20.6x9s.9. adjoin-
ing the residence of ex-Ambassador
Robert Bacon, at the northeast corner
of Park Avenue.
The three story and basement dwell
ing at 181 East Sixty fourth Street has
been sold by Marie C. Mosle Winter. 1t
is near Third Avenue.
Madeline C. Curtis is reported to
have sold the three story and basement
dwelling at $50 East Sixty-fifth Street,
on lot 16x100.
Buys House Opposite His Own
Professor Monroe Smith has sold his
dwelling at 1863 Seventicth Street, 16.8x
1908, to James w. Burden, who lives
almost directly opposite at 16O East
Sevcnteth Street.
Quick Resale of l30th Street Home
Catherine L. Minife, buyer of the
dwelling at lit West 13Oth Street. 19x
93l1. the sale Of which by Ernest T.
Bower for Francis H. Hanford was
reported on Tuesday, has sold her con-
tract to client of Sykes S. Beaman.
Columbia Leasehold Property Deal
James Byrne is reported to have sold
the story American basement
dwelling, 21.6x100.5, at 81 West Forty
eighth Street, Columbia College lease
hold, to buyer for occupancy.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-20
More Buying by
The Marine Interests

Chubb & Son, marine underwriters,
have bought the ArmitaSs Building.
at 81 and 56 Stone Street, extending
through the block to 87-S9 Pearl
Street, from the Wilcox estate II lis
six-story building on the south side
of Stone Street, sixty-six feet west OF
the three-story structure especially
erected by Chubb G. Son ten years ago
on Mill Lane This building, whiea
mas become too small for the needs of
the firm, is directly in the rear of the
eeven-story Seligman building. pus-
chased few weeks ago by Wilcox,
Peck 4 Hughes- The Armitase Build
ing, which is to be used as an ANNEX
ny Chubb G. Son, has frontags Of
35.5 feet on Stone Street and 4o.2 feet
On Pearl Street
New-York tribune., 1919-03-20
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

81 iaith IS St: 51s W. title Guar & Trust Co to
Investors Corpn. 17s Bway: atty. T C &
FORT WASH Av. l7Sd st; Stephen Clark
TO Walter c Flanders. " 72d s. ano;
trustees; ntiys. Yer Planck Prince LAG lao
cARMINE M ST. 2s mtg. $4,000: title Guar
Trust Co to Sarah Wohlgenutn, PSI W s2d st,
HALmoS xs1,o ST ss; III s a,5 s.nms
BRooME ST. 1850: Lawyers Mort Co to Albert II
Ammidown. 2i1 Lincoln av Orange J $40 600
PEAR. ST. 292 mtg 500 Es Casualty ~,
loaD ST. ioa W: Cath McCabe ct al individ &
ELDRIDGE ST. u.s. Samuel Horowit to Lotto
Levy 23s PULASKI st. Bkyn: atty. Abr Brill
9TH Av. n 55th st Leo Hufg 10 Robt
Knowles. 20 Beechwood road Summit. j;
address. l65 Bway ............-.......$ $40 900
Bronx
l4lsT ST, s. soe-3 Willis. av. 1s.11z1oo:
eriy 4' st: atty, Lawyers Mort Co CO, s. I L!be5sy
wAsHiNGroN Av ii7o II Commercial In s4SsO saps
ion Co 10 gnnsitc hsrkmsr' g Esplsnade
Heec.imont Park New Rochelle. \ r. atty:
BARREo ST. 'S So B1d io517 ssnuDS
way: atty Lawyers Title & T Co. lSo Broad,
ls6 sT 5o g. Ds SyDFsss Is is 3s5 yas
18TH ST. s.: so.2 Y Rogers p ssa. sx72; e1 -
5s4 W l5ad st @atty. T G & Co. It's Broad
H A$ s 81 sss;sx. SsS;S s9 .. s efi
4 b. So Liberty ss........... ........ 81. 500
SsM ss sS 70 fqHiss Pshss - 5''
l5sd St: atty. T G & r Co. l7e Broadway, 81. 500
14oTH ST. $40 e: Lawyers Title & T Co to Fdw
Miller. 536 + 18th st: atty Lawyers & r
GO $50 Broadway ..:...... ............ SO. 900
SIMPSON ST. S. I'll n Lyon az. 5oxlOO =:
Boeme Young 10 Caryee Hasse. 1890 Clinton av
attyg T G 4 7 Co. l76 broadway. 81. 900
New-York tribune., 1919-03-20
Sales at Auction

or ~ 'osoisii r. pay
sKoADwAY, 2iss,ss. : g cor 7stb st. 2ool4.
runs : 1ofsa 1899 To Amsterdam sy. sos 49,
Ioos sl2 tp txs. 3-sty flats and strs
ana l-s'y. sir; Cecilia J.iustnn ct 81 al Frank
Hiadlcs 81 81. duo sj5slsa. rsscs stc. yIs, 900
adjourned 20 Aprl .,
E1gnssON Nh, ,S A. ~: y s. 477i rrescoss az 200 81
-, ~ g. los2sG ssgI53, vacant; also
bVLIoN Hp y. and . 21eth At. 1921
aa9xlss 21Sso vacant, Citizens Naiionsi Bank
ssl 'offl"'n.s kahIrn ct nj; due t2s.bss 10
v.~,, ma. - ~ lieury Brady
i.sty III Il, 2izun "a IL y & y lso I'd ~, 2srlo22,
Molles ast fIilaa London cl All duo sio ost ~
nm ass m r. sS me- 2 tho pIsin,itf M 20 500
tis; Vet sav faux agt Diego SaIa,lno q, nj
M Im T., s-tt.'so '.Ass, etc sal4cl % the plain
New-York tribune., 1919-03-20
Realty Trading Shows Broadening Market
Allen E. Beals Advises
Immediate Building Onerations

Allen Z. Beals, in an address before
the Passaic and Bergen Counties Ma
terial Mems Credit Association, in the
City Hall. Paterson, n. j.. yesterday
declared that the metropolitan distric ct
was more than $71 100000 behind nor
NAL building operations, due to the
stagnaton caused by the insta ility of
the material market.
He advised immediate building. as
nc predicted that the cost of material
would not go down for several years,
but would rise in price He said that
in the metropolitan d . rict there was
at present $2l7 100000 of construction
under way.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-20
Business Men to Promote
Staten Island Home Building

Corzelins G. Kolff 'Las sold to syn
dicate of Staten Island business men
Ir7ing Park, in the Grymes Hill dis
trict, fronting on the Richmond Turn
pike, Louis Street and Howard Ave-
nue., and overlooking the Silver Lake
Reservoir.
A number Of attractive cottages will
b1idns 81 site. s'' viii be osred sa Sta1e to the
public,
New-York tribune., 1919-03-20
HELP WANTED FEMALE
L A D I z 8

able Of giving clear explanation OF great advan-
tagss and sayings to be gaised BY holders Of the
sS5 TO sloo weekly; in addition to building for
themselves constantly increasing income which
may never have had aa,y experience in business.
but experience is unnecessary. Consistency, integ-
yourself will prove great asset. Confidence ia
the organization which will be given At inter-
and savings such you would be doing a favor
to persons TO whom you explain them. The or
Of New York City. It has been established fos
two years; 1t Is most highly endorsed and is con-
successful Operative ORGANIZATIONS Of Europe.
year for the people. Call aud learn Of this
unusually profitable and permanent connection
nue.. suite Sl4
New-York tribune., 1919-03-20
Albany Resident Buys
Pelham Manor House

Fish & Marvin have sold for the
Witherbee Real Estate and Improve
raent Company stucco house ION a
corner plot on Highbrcok Avenue. Pei
ham Manor, to George n. Pet.ee, of
Albany The property was held at
$4,000 The same brokers have sold
iox the same company four lots on
Colonial Avenue, at Pelham Manor. to
J. G. Feder, who interds to erect a
home for his own occupancy.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-20
Seashore Cottage Rentals

The Lewis H. May Company has
leased cottages at Arverne, Long ISL
and. for Louis Gottlieb, on Remington
Avenue, to E. Herkman; for Peter
Tessler. on Swan Place. to 8. Thum:
for Joseph Shorwitz. on Wave Crest
Avenue, to A. Lilienthal, and for Ar
thur Levy, on Jessica Avenue, to l.
Rothman.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-20
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan

iJ.DRIlGE ST, rs; Abr and i<,ttis fe.y. ess
Pulaski st. HklJn. 20 I.ottie Levy 2ss PULASKI
s, bHlyn; ATTY. krakauer $50 Tway:
ri Ay ists Ncboi,s 40, $4,000
l25: 100 W'lt2d st rorpn TO Monmouth Hold
ing Co. 81 Liberty ST attys, Lind & r. ia
,ivEas,,r ,sal +, Auk nk,y 1918, ~ 900
BIssy. runs 1928 p 200 10 point point KS KS "
Eway and 100 isoth st 5ss 10 n q
nrHs SO 2lsl t6 beg: Winter Realities $40
" l5.h at to ianghoyne Constr Corpn 9o0
", 71d a.; atty. Jos Levy, 45 Cedar st. ort s,
New-York tribune., 1919-03-20
Small Buyers Take Part

Richard Dickson has sold for Ran
dali Comfort, as executor for the
estate of Martha E. Randall. a three
family house at the northeast corner
of 160th Street and Courtlandt Ave-
nue., 26x10o. This property has been
owned By the estate for more than
twenty-five wears.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-20
sURRoGATEs' NOTICES

m order of Hon. John +. Cohalan n SSr
rogatc Of the County OF New York notice
- hereby given to all persons hsvtns
claims against Faui G. Prentice. lats -.
the County Of New York deceascd ~ ~
present the aTe. with vouchers thrr.es
to the subscriber. at his Office and rIar.
OF transactlng business, Mt CT Hroaams.
Borough Of Manhattan. City OF New yo~S'
on or before the list day Of May. iota
tober. 1918. wv
EZRA P. PRENTICE.
,~, Administrators
r,inistrntor. 81 Broadway, New yoyi.
Clty. ~''~
New-York tribune., 1919-03-20
Walters Leave Labor Centre

E. A. Turner has leased for the own
ers through G. G. Beeklnan. attorney,
the building at 122 East Twenty-sev-
enth Street to the Walters Union.
Local No. 1. now at ~ St. Marks Place
New-York tribune., 1919-03-20

sALESMEN- and resident out Of town
representatives 20 sell stocks. Those who have
been selling to the retail trade to professional
men and have thor confidence can obtain con
nectlon that offers an opportunity to earn an e1-
ceptional yearly income. Position will lead tc
branch management. Phone Rector 1887 for ap-
pontment
New-York tribune., 1919-03-20
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

EXPORT IMPORT cocern. long ce;sbinnes, ~
ing. weil connected. represented al e'. e.ss k7
panh'nH tsrilstre numerous references ..str<t
ierKioI offices. permanent positions as o'tr' ~ "
managers, Appirangs are expected ,e,,ssxs ~
recommended and 10 master the Tsrld
patton IN net profits; guaranteed drss''is"h, 81.
AecerdinE 70 merits. II sveuse Y'siN'lss.,s,aa Il,
arcmatle SsDU0 nss, w,,ns.aus a. 'r's,ssss,sc 81
contract. None oghcrs Naase,t lsc.sss,A.aA
csrlsiles preferred, y, =. D.. ReA "a,
New-York tribune., 1919-03-20

Statesmen men OF uruuestioned character
and integrity who have confidence in their ability
to succeed in big way and who arc willing to
follow instructions CONNECT with one Of the
largest sales organizations in the country where
present rn.nsi will be attractive and prompt
promotion tf1e assured result af earnest effort II
employed It would be well worth giving up any
ordinary position 20 undertake Room ITo7 ~
Vanderbilt ave. corner E. 4i, IT,
New-York tribune., 1919-03-20
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