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Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1919-11-22
TObEC|N
WORK IN EUROPE
WITHOUT US. AID
Prodigious List of Obi
cations of Germany Is
Squirting Powers.
COMMISSIONS WILL Be
SET UP WITHIN Is DAYS

Paris, Nov. 21.-The supreme
council today agreed upon Dec.
| as the date when the German
peace treaty will be formally
ratified.
The American delegation is
still without instructions as to
it's participation in the peace
conference, but Henry White
attended the meeting of the
supreme council today. The en-
tire delegation is continuing its
work in the belief that a COM
promise ratification resolution
will be agreed to in the senate.
U. S. LEFT OUT OF
REHABILITATION
Washington. Nov 21--Action by the
supreme council at Paris in fixing De
cember ! as the date for formal proc
lamation of a state of peace between the
powers ratifying the treaty fulfilled the
Continued ON Page Two)
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NO REVOLUTION PLANNED.

Paris, Nov. 21.--Jean Longuet, leader
of the extreme wing of the socialist
party, denies that his organization is
planning drastic steps as result Of the
recent elections.
THE socialist party does not intend
to start revolution he said to The
Associated Press. "Tbe revolution was
a scare crow in which our adversaries
tried to stampede voters"
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1919-11-22
IS
NEXT H0N0RF0R
NJ. C[EMENCEAU
Foch to Be Made rench
Senator From Depart
ment of Finisterre.

Paris, Nov. 21.--(Havas.) - Inter
viewed by representative of the news
paper Oeuvre relative to the political
situation, Rene Viviani, former premier,
has stated that Premier Clemenceau
will remain in his present office until
January, and then will become president
of the republic
Nj. Viviani is quoted as denying any
intention to become a candidate for pres
ident of the chamber of deputies in op-
position to Paul Deschanel.
Foch for Senator.
Marshal Foch has been offered the
nomination for senator in the department
of Finisterre, according to the Presse de
Paris, which says he has accepted the
nomination on condition that all parties
will unite in supporting him.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1919-11-22
BARNEY scHRElBER DIES

Cincinnati. o, Nov. 21-Barney Schrei
ber. we'll known turf man. died suddenly
here today of apoplexy.
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ARooKLYN SALES.

BuIkley q Horton Company sold lis
Han street, Q thrss story dwelling. aoz
100. for Charles J. 0odbey 70 client foi
occupancy.
edsistsr Builders, Inc. bought fivs two
story houses, known ~ 14sT, 14tB, 1Sts
itSo and lass Thirty-eighth street. each
2oxsb.
william Liss, Ine-. resold for Ely
Horliclx, the plot, 1Blxi00 on ne south.
east corner OF Coney Island avenue and
Avenue n, 70 . client for Improvement
also for the arm OF Oicott, Bonynge, Nc
Manus q Ernst the -four two family
houses at SIS. at. 80 and s21 East
Ninth street. to . client for investment,
and for Rschnitz Broa. eight lots on
East Thirteenth street and Avenue I.
r. j. efornA soid tor MArshsrita Mo-
neco the four story twenty-family tsne-
mont, lox10o, at 1859 sixty-third street.
y. C. Sautsr sold for Mrs. Sophie ia
ccbwits 20 Johanna q. Mccarthy. the
two story dwelling at SEQ Tenth street.
Charles Partridge sold for Marie y.
Gers 10 client for investment the four
story apartment house At SO st. Marks
avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-26
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Fox Film Corporation to Have
Big Studio Covering Block
Front on 10th Ave.
SYNDICATE WILL BUILD TT
Apartment House for Forest
Hills; Tobacco Firm Buys
on Water Street.

Arrangements have been made By the
ypx yffm Corporation for> the exclusive
uss Of . big moving picture studio build
ing which II 10 Be erected on q blot
tooxisb, oovsrins the entire block mont
On Tenth avenue from yifty-nfth TO
rifty-sixth street. The structure,
which u to replace . group Of old ono
story buildings ana Q eeai yard, win Be
one OF the largest OF IN bind IN Nam
haitian. II viii be three stories high
and Of brick and concrets coustructson.
Tia building pro1ect WIN b under
tskcn by . syndicate headed by r. y.
Eipstriok. which recently leased the
sits from the Chanier estate for q term
OF twenty-one yearA with renewal
privileges. Tho syndicate viii sub-lease
the completed structure 70 the Fox Film
Cooperation, according 20 report. The
huilding WIN DO erected from plans
Drawn Up By eommefeid q Stcci<ier, who
are preparing tho desiyns
The Fitzpatrick syndicate also plans
another Improvement for the plot 1olx
sst, at the southwest corner or Ninth
avenue and Ftfty-nfth street. which II
also leased recently from The Chanisr
estate. Fifteen tenesments now occupy
the site. The nature Of tho structure
which IL to replace them. has not been
announced. Shaw q Co. arranged both
leases. Morris a Movey were attorneys
for the lessons.
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BRAZIL TURNS TO
HORSE BREEDING
Sturdy Stock Developed BY
CrossinS.

The following IN = Translation of an
interesting aooount Of horss breeding in
Brazil which appeared In q recent prm-
Der OF the Bolettns Commercial, pub
lished by tho Braxilian Foreign Oftios
In Brazil vast areas are available
for horse breeding. Tho horses Of this
country are derived from different races,
which. by crossing with pure bred Eng
lish. Norman and French stock. have de-
veloped q distinct national type. Small.
light and Intelligent. the Braxilian horse
Is useful for military purposes. and Il
excellent for the saddle, answering read
lily to the demands Of the rider and en-
during long journeys without food.
Federal and State Governments have
taken the initiative In the selection and
crossing with pure British breeds. and
haras or official studs have been started
in several States.
The Brazilian stud counted S.o35.13o
head in 1915. distributed a. follows
Alagoas. $3.50; Amasonas, s,7to; Ba-
hia. 500. $40; CearS. 2ls.soo; Federal
district, $500; Espirito Santo. 1880
Goyaz. 265.s3o; Maranhao, lts.ss0
Matte Crosse, 1to.tso; Minas Gsrass.
i.5oS.eo0; Para, $3.50; Parahyba, 1907
7eo; Parma, 81. 900; Pernambuoo, aii,-
$50; Plainly. ls4,sso; Rio do Janeiro.
1tzsbSVi no Gr3ndo 90 Norto, Sb,66O
Rio Grande do Sui, l,0es,lio; Santa
Catharina, f%o.o7o: Sac Paulo. ts7,sfo f;
Sergipe, 5000: Aero Territory, $50.
'"The war has played havoc with horses
In many countries, and according TO che
following estimates Brasil should be In
position now TO make good part of
these losses. Worlds figures are a. fol-
lows: Russia In Europe. 13.Ss0.l7s
United States, a1.1aa. 900; Argentina.
$4,000; Russia IN Asia, e.S7T,sss +;
Brazil, e.o66.38o; Austria Hungary. e.
s7o.ss4; Germany. S.s4l.e37; Canada.
2.s90,6ss; Australia, a,8al.ss3; France.
ASH, 205; India, i,sis.s7S; United King
dom, 1,sssS4o; Japan, l.53s,S2s: Italy,
,s7s Union Of South Africa, 7lt.4i<
Sweden. Bse.1se; Cuba. Sso,bso; Uru-
quay. 5S6,S07: Chile. 663,s6s; Spain,
61S,6s3; Denmark. 315.tl5; Bulgaria.
t77,733; New Zealand, 4.2s<; Holland,
ss4,445; Belgium. s17.oso; Algeria, SAL
i7s; Switzeriand. 1858; Serbia. 1884,
1876; Tunis. $1,000; Portugal. s7.TsS ;
Costa Rioa, t2.os6; Egypt, H.sli. SO
far exports Of horses are practically
nil. In 1917 only one horse valued at
500 milreis was exported. but S53 were
imported for breeding purposes In 1915.
and ssa IN 1917"
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ASSIGNMENTS or xosrcAons.
nEsAk~<4~a

AY pgsT.2s AZ 4 cs "a: s k. sts. ana
x;l ..s,. 70 H n Hsd s;.S Ss s:s
ss6aDwHT Way sise,e, mt; ;itSssi secure. ;sass
Sc pfssSs.s coaDn n RI cs' :.
sT. NICHOLAS Av, sw Q Islth e. mtg
c SoiIIs Fsslsy sysaie;s' e .esy
J W Dooiittie. fsS Bwsy.
issTH ST, tas-!1 W, mtg $4,000 ia part
Alberta Underwear 90 TO Mary Judis
sTH Av. 90. mtg iissii.iii:j:eoS 4
s senlr s g Herman wSog e. " arth &;
stTH ST. % ID. mtg t5o,ooo--Martha 7
vsihaiis N Z; atty. wilson n POWELL. !
Nkohn Xy:. 'i;i:;;. mtg $50. cco.Nssis Az
az Bronx 20 t as. S ny CT a.sSo Ss'? lns
ISx1HidiToH xv. asii.Ttii,ii: Guar sa TiS.s
co 20 Americas Trust Co, iM
ssTH sr: Is W, mt: ;i;.oSUM.isi.nicfsa INIT Sss
Go 70 slsnch. N Amss, $40 w s7th 81
sttys. ousssnheimsr. 3 a n. 81 wm
l7TH 81, as John b Kroos to WIN ss
Nost n Bersmss. isoI Cd ay......ss,e66
18Th ST. sis E--L.wyers title . 7 GO 70
Anrvu Ssret1kas Ia ~ fso ett eauIe..
sLEpcKEk iii. iis. mtg j;.Sos..i.wysrs
Title q Trust Co to Bdw' ! shire, 40 W
eeth q. and ano. trustees viii Chariotte
9 Well; address 1so Bvsy.. $1,000
The Brcpr co.,.
HARioH Av;.sssa-.osc.r schsrsr to y 7
Tit,s 4 Mts Co .iss 9wsyi atty. AL
WARRINGTON Nv, ilSt-wm O Bsrbert
to Julia n schsuffer. widow, Q Park
sx eioemneld. N J; esty, N Title q
cslsa 81 ' 81. isl;.a.;rri:i ! s....ss.
atty, o n Sohuiiinger, ilS Bwey, $500
~ Jane A Dem crest, extrx, 10 Jane
A Demerest, 3oS w 72d st; attys. Reeves
osANp ~ sh EvnS iNDn' 'ccioNic;ooiuiRsE,:s'ss
23s.3 n i7ad ct, 71.6x6s.iix irvse-N. 7
Trust Co TO Title wacht, 1870 Riverside
Drives atty, sami Wacht, % Nasseu
FOX sf: " !; SIS isid II. iioxis. i.st.ss
irreg-N x Trust Co to Title Wacht.
100 Riverside Drives atty. ssmi wacht,
TINr osf. Nv. VS.. ass i;ia. st. Iiitst@
Bronx Security q brokerage CO to Her
man Frank, w 1aoth 1t; attys. Ours
burg q p. liz Nassau st......s......N
70 same: atty. same
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SATISFIED MoRroAGEs.
with name and address of lenders at
tornsy.)
Manhattan.

WAN Heaho .Ano auurcb1 OF iohoefD at
tornsy.)
Manhattan.
GR pSE 81; iss-sysn ? Nelson to
f fsiGls, ai,'y' nsss.' pel.sid Le1 0so
tsxies scJao TSe sa ax 'i 10 cs9r,s
Aagdsiens Curran cissfy ana cATis,ias
ran. satisfied Of record without produc-
ton Of note BY order Supreme Court.
Asy ~ is, az. Js,t Ice ESw wh,tsksr
MxBisoS s 81. i;s..i:is:i iwi:cs ssns SeC
S.s.o1 ss 70 i s;i s ss:s. s:mu 81
,OisE 81. :. 10 Is, sy, is.ioc'ii@
Wsshs ~ R.Ssr:i s psiSss 3 June sS~2 Is.
1895; sttys. Arnstsin 4 Levy. ias Broad:
lsisT sr. 10 l.. AZ. .;;siSeiii@ee
Same 70 same. June -. 1896 .attys
ioisT 81. /: 'ii;'1 i:t AZ. 'iS.ioss0s
,7Ta 81. 1880 va 4 G:a:;ii 'ecs e. 70
1911; atty. F i !. Mtg g. I; Il, sss. o.
l,isF ST. iii E-ia;n;. p K.ci to Meta
SAME PRoPRRTY-ssns to came. Aug
GRIND sr. iss.sS.Mc;r,rii. ana KATIE ,tIo
wsinstsin to Aaron warteis. s6 W iisth
g. Jan ~. 1910; atty. Marks q Marks,
lssTH u, 's'r ioi W Hwsy.' iiS4siSisG
ana sno. Aprii !. iiii; i.ss. Sr.s Les,
ss II s 81, s.s wsi johns f:ii :slsS
s,h s Dec e ;t s.s s:, st E. s,sn
IA T 90. 100 Bway. ..,..,. 3io. 600
--iaeania Beatty cerpn to sis West End
st,ye s sssas.ra n u, sy Ss. :. .;, i.
aiii Bvay. Aug -. 1907; attys, Cannon
NORTH secsI vi. 'ii.ii., TiSo s''t &sS
Loan. tss Park place. Pkiyn. TO Chss
iSS Nssssu st........ .SS.iSs
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WATER STREET SALE.

To provide for the future expansion
Of their business E. Rosenwaid and
Brother. tobacco merchants, have pur-
chased the four story loft building st
lt7 Water street adjoining their pre-
sent quarters at 14s ana las water
street The purchase was made from
Commodore EIbridge T. Gerry throurh
the Charles +. Noyes Company. which
also negotiated the deal through which
the Rosenwalds secured tho two 1--we
story buildings which they now occupy.
Abraham Blur. q member Of the
Rosenwald arm, who acted AZ tho pur-
chaser Of record in the recent deal, said
that while his arm did not need thu
building immediately. prospects pointed
10 an expansion OF business that would
make the additional space necessary
some day. Many other big tobacco
inns have purchased property In the
neighborhood recently.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-26
REAL ESTATE JoTTISes.

A syndicate headed by William Hen
~ Barnum & Co. u the buyer of the
sixteen story building at $40 Broadway
southeast corner OF Broadway and
Twenty-nrst street. sold last Friday by
the Ritz Realty Corporation.
pr. Henry Cogxeshali Is the buyer OF
the four story house at 20 East Fifty
eighth street. 2oxso. which was recent
ly reported sold through the Duross
Company agency.
New York Title and Mortgage Com
pany made q building and permanent
loan of 100000 on the southeast cor
ner Of Fifth street ana Avenue B.
r Il, Macy q Co. nled plans through
r d. Kohn. architect. for alterations TO
Its nine story store building. on the west
side OF Broadway from rhirty-fpurth
to Ihirty-nfth streets The estimated
cost Is $50. 900.
The Gray Estates Realty, owner OF
tho Latham apartment house at the
northeast corner OF I23d street and
Morninsside avenue. denies the recently
published report that II had sold the
property.
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FORREST HILLS PRoyECr.

An apartment house Of The most mod.
srn type. having all outside sr1teA 10 b
b erected by the Gardens Apartments
Inc, at Forest Hills Gardens on prop
erty purchased by the building company
from the Sage Foundation Homes Com
p7ny. The building will cover q corner
plot, 2ooxsa. fronting on Tennis avenue
and Burns street. opposite the West
SIDE Tennis Club, and adjoining the
large apartment building erected two
years ago by the same buildsrs Buyon
L. c. Earle was the broker In the sale
Of both bits OF property.
Plans are being prepared for the new
structure by Timmins and Chapman
and It Is expected that the apartmentr
will be ready for occupancy by the
spring Of 1920. The site II near the
Forest Hills station
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-26
BUSINESS LEASES.

o. J. Walsh leased the Union Pacific
Railroad store at 81 Fifth avenue q
Lsigh Chemist. Inc. perfumers.
The Brett q Goods Company leased
half Of tho twelfth door In 6-s West
Forty-eighth street to Price Water
house q Co. In 3o4-320 Hudson street
the eighth floor to the Wilsen-Jonez
Loose Leaf Company.
Cushman a Wakefield. Inc. leased
offices In 10 DaSt Forty-Arst street. ID
r. q. Corbin and In the KniokerbooiteI
Theatre Building. offices to Jamaica
Hillside Gardens, Inc
Duross Company leased the store o,
200 West Fourteenth street TO Nathan
Iandin for three years; also the store
at I'll Sixth avenue to Isidor Kovinslry
and William Frechtman and the uppci
part Of tho building, TOO Greenwich
street. 70 Frank CanosA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-26
REsIDENTLAL LEASES.

Douglas 2. Gilman d Co, Inc, leased
81 East Ninety-nrst street, a three story
house. 17x10o.S to Charles @. Miller
Douglas l. Gilman q Co.. Inc. leased
apartments at $40 Park avenue to C. p
Barnett Of W. r. Grace q Co.: at 3ss
Park avenue to John B. Castles. Jr.; al
s6s Park avenue to Mrs. John H Ran
dolph.
'Mra Henry Dsvereus Wilton sold he,
lease covering the fifth foor apartment
in $50 Fifth avenue to Ddward g. Roth
child, president of the Public National
Bank. through the Everett M. SeiEas
Company and Francis r. McAnerney.
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LEXINGTON AVE. Plat scLp.

L and A. Pincus ana N. L. Gold
stone sold to the asi-ass Lexinston
Avenue Corporation, Oscar Lsvenson.
PRESIDENT the six story elevator spsrt-
nent houss at Isl to ,3s Lexington
CURED BY the sellers from TIA Metronci-
iten Life Insurance Company.
The Nahring Company, Jules Nehr,n,
president. sold for the Julie "a Ismay
Realty Corporation 5ts and $50 west
tssd street. two i've story apartment
houses. on plot tt.2xss.l1 eNoh. Accom-
mooaung forty families The property
~ neld at $4,000. The buyer is an
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-26
LEGAL NOTICES.

tered into on ths 18th day Of Noyenssr,
ISsx, ..s EHcMAs xyiSa DS.k ET !
ten O'CLOCK In the forsnoen. In the Pians
Department Of John wenAmaker. New
York 20 Bre.dwsy. in the City. County
e provided By Sections Is and GO 81 he
pxSfHI oRkaN3A1lp. Aus.,s...r.
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RECORDED LEASES.

sTn 81 s y slJ NIT "a H ys. ,s IT,
June I, 1919; atty. Jacob ! Bsrman ~
srT Ss al; s.cc,nsI,s = n e s 4
yrs, from Dec 1. 1885 atty. Mick
Psaki, 10 Well st. ...............eef $50
HARRIsoN st, 1911 str, o and % n-Wm
10 Harrison st, yrA from May !. 1871
atty, Alex q Schsk. Ia Bway, .42,1Se
NORRIS Av, ss1, ali-wm .weis - Sam
Birnbaum, 6sl Morris ~. 7 ~ from
June y 1919; atty, Harry stsinboek, q
paosPp se e Az: i,ii, :p.rtn:at is..i%sis-
good Realty Co to LYMAN Goodman,
ibis; atty. Il asodmsa. is'S Sresa::sss
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1sshar n. ). i EsS,,. ssunsry s,.ss Of MA
orsnre. ~ 3. which was rscsntiy taSes
n part payrnsnt b. the Verona Hcs6inr
Company for the Verona apartment
mouse ~ the southeast corner OF SIXTY
.ourth street and Madison avenue. Tbe
sots. nsures In this exchange, efrscted
" douglas l. uiilman and Compass.
wss considerably over $1,000, 600.
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MORTGAGEA
with nams and address of lender and
Attorney
novxnNa-n
tsouth Of Fourtesnth strsst.)

attorney.)
Downtown
(South Of Fourtasnth strsst)
PEARL ST. Its, lssx1oLl. D m. May IS
snS . no Ts ss1, Fe aSa Nav I'1 iss,
50; attyh Simpson. & B, % Cedar
wAas sz i:Ts. d Eli ss:pa ;s s.sss
q S'. ..s s,s.sssI' si. y i D.si.. v; r.
II. - Nassau st. ................S27. 600
East Side.
(Dast Of Firth avenue, between Four
teenth and 10th strssta)
LEXINGTON Av. SOS, 1Gsxioo. May IL
Kath y Nplronsy 10 Samuel Kronsky.
10 W i4th 81, demand s%. pr mtg si4,.
.,T 1Ss' ST isGs:' S' s ;s.is pr a @.s
May is-NsiiIs = Jones 10 Lawyers Mort
c.: 3, tie:r 3. q, a. x: :" ~ ATTY I1 y;
ssTH ST. iis tth Az, G.i1ieos. pr
mtg May aa-sAme 20 sssh ST Co. South
ampton. I. yrs 81. pr mtg ,sI.oo0;
iOsTH ST, : iwo it,h' sv. sItiicc.i ri.O p
m May ft-Ssmuel L Ettiinger TO Strand
Moidins &C. ssi .s,1 Iss san st. inss,ls s$
IL Mens:sSs St. SEiy Sien'' ' ss.sod
tManhsttan Island. north OF 10th street.)
nth ST. . 116 sth av, SCHOOL,, m
May Is-M. L d II Realty 90 TO MarKt
] Becker, 1rvinBton-on- Hudson, Y 8
yrs s%i AttyS Geller. R q II. - Ex-
18TH 81 u. n. iis1ic6l,. May t is~
Frame Realty Co 10 ella Lehman. Iloa
s s,y. s a: pruus s,i p BT %s. III
iisTH ST. 60 W. ssLsrsSii, p m May
3i-ArTow Holding Corpn to Deed Real
~ %, 90 Broad st. due May 1, 1855,
6M$; Stty. q Gregory. IS Broad
EpdEcoMBn Nv. iscth 81, ssiGG
100. p m Apr 2s-Kath Walters to Fredk
LswiHohn ct al, exrs. 1853 bth av, due
Nov Is. 1891. 81; atty. 4 T Co,
IsfrH ST. 100 Bway, iiSIs,.iiis I p ~
May a3-snavoj Realities to Anna Reh.
faid, lac W 77th OF, 8 yrs d%, pr mtg
No2.Soo: atty, T @ a T Co. I76
bWAy ,...'..,..,,,., ..'....,....N0,oo 900
Bronx.
thorough of The Bronx)
AMUNDsON Az. W 400 . Randall Ay 25x
ieo--Bent Burstein TO Terkei G Chris
Hansen, 3s41 Amundson av pr mtg "a
500, May -. wa 81; atty. T @ q T
sRYANr AZ. i.si. ssIicCMLs:nna' HALO: ;mlsoS
TO Kate Gallagher, 1890 Commonwealth
av, May %. yrs s%i atty. Phi Clicks
LOT iss map Seton Homestead--Fredk
Swanson TO Royal Bronx Realty Co. lI2S
Il fremont av, May H. due July l. 1879
s%; atty. H Baechler. dlsj IRE.
srE ias Nv, ss.. itxso--Jal:; c ;seo
to Marie wsusr. 1884 Bryant av. May
~, yrs " atty. o 4 furthmAn. sd
sv and 1tsth Ut .1Ss
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ATTORNEY BUYS HOME.

Douglas L Gilman & Co. sold for
Frederick ]. Middlebrook of Middle
brook Borland, 1873 East F1tty-nfth
street, five story American basement
DWELLING on lot 73x20.5 at the northwest
corner OF Lexington avenue. The pur-
chaser Is Fuller Potter of Potter. Choats
Prentice. who has occupied the house
under lease for several years.
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ron sALA

me establishment @. oRos = Co, 10
Avenue de Saint Rsmy. Saint DeniH de-
sirss to sail Tor North America their pro-
seeding recovery Of
extracted produots from RsEiduum waters
OF the washing Of wool
pf1MoNDs bought, soia, fef ossh only. Es.
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Floors For Rent
$50 Nassau St.
All or Any Part

End, 3rd. 18th, 5th. 23rd floor,
part Of basement and sub-base-
ment, corner building. light Of
fees. S elevators.
Apply The Frank A. Munsey
Co., 2s0 Broadway. N. Y.
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PURCHASING q CONTRACTS SECTION,
Clothing and Eeuipass Division, Aunitiers
posals IN duplicate will be received at this
once until II A. N, May aist, 1918, for fur
nlshing $50 PajAmas and 1900 Union suits,
or any part thereof bidders TO submit
aamplOn
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BUYER OF SrH AVE. BUILDING,

bernard N. Schwarts OF Lawrenc>. I.
l, - The buyer of the twelve story Dins,
more Building. at the ncrthssst CORNER
OF t1fth svenus and Thirty-nrst street.
sofa about an month ego by A N. Oft
eerman and BENJAMIN Befnstein for Her
man Hoog. Tho property was cold sub
sect to mortgage Of tsoe, coo.
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CANADA.
PhOPOBALA

PURCHASING = CONTRACT sEcTIoN
o. D. p. Munitions Building. washinEton
100000. or any part Of scarlet chsVTani
IN accordance with standard samples, felt
backing Of Government material, will b
a., 1912. Proposal blapkA specification
and information may be had from the
Zone supply Omeer. Proposals 10 be fisd
loG thsrson- Marx snveiopsa proposals
for Scarlet ChsvronS' ana mail. 10 the
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m OF. lt--Jossph schiid vt si. sgt Pso-
pie Of the state OF ~ Y OF al (pstition
y register title. &s.l; atty. J wslAbsr-
ser.
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OTHER sales IN THu 1noxx.

GRAND CoNCoURsE-IAns a Hourh
OF ]. G. Hough q Co. sold to an In
vestins client Of Charles N. setlow
ztis Grand Concourss, q fivs story
fat, Box1oo.
CROTONA AvENUB-Huberth A I'm
berth sold for John Luris TO Benjamin
Foru,an and Abraham zimelis the two
story dwelling. 44x1oo, together with
garage. at 1900 Crotona avenue.
BEAUMONT AvENUEED. A. Trotta
sold for Anthony ChiAvaro ana Zenone
Isabella 34os beaumont Avenue, a ave
story apartment house. soxssx irregu-
lar.
EAST 1s6TH 6rREEr-D. A. Trotta
sold for Sarah A. Setter Iss East
lsSth street. . two family dwelling.
2B.<x1o7. -
STEBBrNS AvENUE-M. l.. & Q. Ernst
sold 20 Simon Goldberg 1854 stebbins
avenue . three story dwelling. 2Sx1oo.
through xeitner. Brsner q Starr.
wHrTLOCK AvENUE-Leitnsr,B rener
q Starr cold for NJ. l. q c. Ernst the
three family house ne s5a whitlock
avenue. 25x1co. to T. Goldstein.
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18TH st. n Q, i1S " eta av. 1sxio34-
Barnet 6teimfsid, Art Notiia Gtutn, Rose
Ebei and IsidoT = Btuts. owners 4 con.
srH ST, Il w-Yrsnk Psnidins sst J
Archibald Murray, owner; n u Aisxan-
der. contractor ..................ss t.Ss