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New-York tribune., 1919-02-06
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

25TII ST. 24a 2; 74th st. 4l2 W; 5ith st, ls2 W:
ga So s. 40 Il v losth s. E lst av ls7s 2lst
Kagtman sana to YIN G kaufman, E eoth St. atys;
EWIs Sl2%sa sr Sc g. i1 s Sasssa s s. oS,b
comm Marie cahn, Msrs4lR a19d Fge'crie KsFnoen
a4Tn MIer Sr A Pine Ne St dSsms a,n,a each M s.
BLEEcKEH 81 c, Elm st. s7h st. s. s'gS lS4 wv
s"o comm aiiy I Harry 'F'4Si Mcr a'p'fGa Il Fe St 4
s7T1 ST. Al " r 4 7 Co to National BoaTd
Of Y " c. Assns of u s coo Lex av: address
71sr ST.. ia W: T & ii Co to A@eSica1' SsS; ocO
uAVEN tst cD Av IL iea n5oa%Way gr so ma i. $40
lcT Mis0s ST. f45 Is s. wsll axs 81 ooo ns $ieo
Ardle a, :, cxtrs; to Ethel McArdle y Bank st
w%TER Az ST. ?aGk S1l ss cna"5csS raTS Row An,:a
son so N'W " '9s'ep, prh hatonah n " attys. Ander
soT 81 ls2 W Vandefyccr Estate; to Max g grog5 ooq
Roa,, i"nD rl'Nin aV Brooklyn; atty. II b Davis 50
27rH ST, S2s W i 4 r Go 10 Nolt6 River sSI
I,raai,a, i,nnM @i @4th st; atty. T " T Co. l76
VEST END A. 5la 4a5 West End Ave cGEa SlI VUo DO
j. Go, 100 Broadway y.......... si6 000
The Bronx
F0N ST S. 1906 II al63d st. 4oxlll9: Lawvors
at,Ss M,.g &C. to Bank a7 ST'svs Cd av
ce,3, "ckSiiar ~ u, AZ Cedar st.. S25 ,OO
to Sir Lea Corpn. "A Bway: atys Strassboureer
sEDGwIcK I"; ~; 4io5 W ';,iiise Kngsbridse
Rosi. 53Hxl32 7x3J 5xl32: David nodgs
'rus. TO National Temperance Soc and pnbisa.
sloh House; attys, Edwards. OIL q G. 20 Nassau
NORRIS AZ 99a4 10 22-o; VIM ii Good ct si s.
.Xrs, to Jas Deyiin. 2jl w seth ST: attv !;
- Huiiiiger, 203 Bway ............ sio odo
WEBSTER Az. S. 1896 ls7th st. 30 iyi0o
LAWYERS Mtg Go to Lille G Phoenix. =
oo'n St; atty, Lawyers Mtg Co, So Liberty st
sTEHhINs Az; cor 10th st. 2SxlOo: Dora
Maidnan to Philip NJ Dancis 1916 Fulton nv
o., atty { David. 40 Nassau st.....1' si0o
-, -, Il " cor 9th av, 50Nll4: Sd st. W cor
o6n n av; 9uX o94; Julia Davis to Mario X Davis
2go p}o,, h d1oth st; atty, iIekox. $3.50 White
RIVER DnlvE s. 20 land party Of scccSd
part. 'O.7xl2S.lx irrcg Along The Hudson 60
10 Estate Isaac G johnson. Spuyten DuyyI \ Y,
-, ATTY ~, ! ) Mckelvey 63 Exchange ri $40 0,6
re MIION Az, l345; Columbia Trust Co TO
\, I'VE G y MIG Co, l35 Bway; atty. y Y 7 &
SAME PROPERTY: Title & Mic "a slqO 30
American Trust Co. l3j Bway: same attv s34 oo9
MAl'ES AV, lSOth St. 93xt7 Fraicis X
!ohdeton and ano trus. to Bronx Sayirgs Rank
4,g, 45' fremont ay: atty. Lawyers T & r Co. lso
Title & Mtg Co TO American T,ust 90 ~,
bWay; atty \ Title x Mtg Co. l35 Ryay
East l HALE lot map made by A Tlndlay' y?' JoO Jo'
sephine NJ Bradley extr1, to Thos Foy 90l p
Academy of Mcdeine lp4 10 NoliE l93S1ass7 az @
TO. $3.50 Sd ay; atty A + Gusel SS PARK
W ''''''.''' ,'...'.''. .,.-..-... $50 900
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Lis Pendens
Manhattan

l2sD ST. n s. le96 lst av lsxloO1l: katherine
II Baum ags Peter De Luca ct Al foreclosure of
mtge) atty, NJ. Sulzbergr.
lo9TH ST. 8. s. 100 ID av. 251lOo; Ietitia
Fosarty ct al agt Lugia D'Aession ct al (fore-
closure OF mtge) atty. Masone.
18TH ST s. 247.3 Sd az. l75x92 Frederick
w Smith ct al agt Mary Mclaughlin ct al
tamended foreclosure OF mge) atty. w
Nenino.
SUFFOLK ST. IA; Fred Kuser ct al ast Dora
Schan ct al foreclosure of mtge); attys, Eos
ter & Newman.
sn as Igo erhsr s az TaE s 81 Tles ndw
atty, Powell
55TH sT 9 s. io5lo W Sth av, 4Oxloo5 Central
Savings Bank in the civ Of y agt Eury
anthe Realty Co. Inc; ct al foreclosure Of
nge) atty. NJ Auerbach.
WEBB Az s. l9s Parkylew Place "a 6S1oO:
Maurice Ginsburg ct al agt Alexander Thorn
foreclosure OF mtge) atty. II Gottlieb.
LOTS l59, 100. 264, 300. map OF lots Of Haight
Estate; Andrew Glore agt Mary Agnes Boyle
ct al foreclosure Of mtge); attys, Clocke, Koch
& Reidy
sTEBBINs Av. 3 cor 17Oth st. 2s1lOo: Philip
NJ Dancs agt Sara Cohn ct al foreclosure OF
mgs) atty. s David.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-06
Bronx

WEsTCHEsTER Av. s. Sos n Tiffany ST.
runs W 7G.3 Ga n 70 to lG5th st o
lOoG K 461 K "a $ W 1928: Norman
Real Estate Corn to Richd IIcnriouez Havana.
Cuba. and ano; mtg. $50 900: Jan 81: atty
A Zimmerman 20G Bway...............,Sl ST 90
MORRIS AN. 1850 s. a5xl0l.7: Esther FL
stou and ano to Henry / Schrclbert lOiS Morris
ay; FEB 3; atty. 7 G g. r Co. 1T6 R'Way. 500
iNTEkNAfE AY. 34l. lG3d ST. 125xS5 gii
ln'er,alo nv Corpn to Il A Nlty 60 l25
i'way; mtg sl40, 900. Jan 81 atty Goldsmith
l74TH ST. 457 Il. s. 5Oxl0O Schwab Co 70
S3i 500; Feb / atty. r G & T Co l76 B'way ST
HoKNADAY pL. Sjl 5. 5oxloe. NJ / Klein
TO Nathan ID 1toscn. 1910 Crotona Park j.:
mtg Si26oo; Jan 81; atty. Frcd'k Lesc :,j
SEDGWICK Az. $685. W s. 75.llxla7 3. t5TclPy
'ohn 10 Felix Ttl'y Co. 45O Van Buren, st Blyn
mtg $'?,ooo; Feb ); atty, Felix Cohn $50 Van
AMUNDSoN Ay. s. 100 Nelson av. 5oyjoo.
Francis Mallon to Morris Furitz 1850 Amund
son av; Jan ~, 62d st and lst av... SlnO
WILKINS Az li47 3. sc. 9xoa7 Bencnson
Hlly GO I" Dixie Security Co. 1852 Minford nj
ny, s22,,oo' Feb ~ atty. Goldfern e. Co siO0
Wy ~ ~, e g. at " 165th st1al .4xloe lox
l'5-1Mt3i |; Henry Turner Urus) to hin Ware
20 r. |lo LcnoX ay; mtg. SIS. 900: Jan IA: atty.
NILS';N Az, S. il21 Brandt pl. 81 76yloO:
Amel.c Rcclcn to Leonard Taft 1896 roclsc
,tc y; HiMyn ni Jan 20. 1918; atty. G & r Co.
MAPEs Av. 2oas-52 g s. GG.IxI45 3. Johann, b,,,'si
Schneider "a Sophie X Ahrcns 20sS Anthonv av,
mtf $4,000; Jan 30: atty. II n Rittcrbusch so
'i''''u iNiHc- .................
New-York tribune., 1919-02-06
Bank OF Commerce i'm Big Realty Deal

was the successful bidder and will
take the property in the name OF the
City Real Estate Company, trans
ferring it later to the real buyer.
May Sell Uptown Building
Reports that may be regarded as
trustworthy say that the Guaranty
Trust Company may secure the present
headquarters of the Postal Life In
ner of Fifth Avenue and Forty-third
Street, the lower part of which is now
occupied by the trust company. The
building is known as the Guaranty
Trust Company Building. The report
is that attractive proposals have been
made to the Postal Lie Insurance
Company for its Fifth Avenue property
Purchase of the Liberty and Nassau
Streets corner by the Bank of Com4
nierce will give the bank control over
the entire west side of Nassau Street
from Cedar TO Liberty Street. in add
ton to fo,rteen-story building, The
property is dagonally across from the
site accumulated by the Federal Re-
serve Bank for Improvement, with a
building which it is generally believed
VIII create a new financial centre. The
Mutual Life Insurance Company Build
ing covers the block on the east side
o. Nassau Street, extending over to
William Street, and the Guaranty Trust
Company controls and occupies all the
space in the buildings on Liberty Street
ever to Broadway, where the trust com
Pany's executive offices are located.
The National Bank of Commerce is
known to be badly in need of space
and money was no object in securing
q sufficient area to meet it's require
ments.
Syndicate Building First
The building sold by the Postal Life
Insurance Company was the first sky
scraper to be erected in this city by a
syndicate of real estate men. For that
Syndicate Building, and was regarded
as one of the finest business buildings
on the fringe of the financial district
Robert f. Bowling was one Of the syn
dlcate OF men who put up the
building. Farson, Leach G. Co.
for many years occupied the street
level. 1t later became the prop
erty of the the Provident Life In
surance Company When the Postal
Life Insurance Company took over the
business of the Provident it also took
over its realty holdings, which COM
prised number of business properties.
About two years ago the Liberty and
Nassau Streets corner and the other
holdings of the company, including
property at Atlanta, was sold by the
Postal Life Insurance Company in a
sensational trade involving properties
worth $500 600. This trade was made
by the company in order to secure the
Fifth Avenue and Forty-third Street
corner which was then held by Clar-
ence Payne. The report at the time
was that Payne had cleaned up fort
une through the transactions. Since
that time he has been through various
difficulties in which his properties went
to other ownerships and his interests
practicallywere wiped out The prop
erty at Nassau and Liberty Street came
back to the Postal Company in some
manner which those connected with the
deal never have explained. 1t has been
held under the name of the Incas Realty
Company. 1t has q frontage of 70 feet
in Nassau Street and II feet in Lib
erty Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-06
SUMMONS

suPREME COURT or THE STATE OF
NEW YORK, COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
Max J. Kempter. plaintiff. VS.. Warren D.
Jones and Albert d. Jones, defendants-Sum-
mons.-No 2474-l919
To the above named defendants:
You are hereby summoned 10 answer the
complaint In this action, and to serve copy
OF your answer on the plaintiffs attorneys
within twenty days after the service OF this
summons, exclusive of the day of service,
and in case of your failure to appear or an
swer Judgment will be taken against you by
default for the relief demanded in the COM
paint.
Dated New York. January 14th, 1879.
BURGER BURGER, Attorneys for
Plaintiff. Oflce and p. Q. Address, 233
Broadway, Borough of Manhattan City
OF New York
To Warren d. Jones and Albert D. Jones,
defendants:
The foregoing summons Is served upon you
by publication, pursuant TO order of Hon
Edward r. Finch. Justice of the Supreme
Court of the State of New York. dated the
23d day of January 1919. and filed with the
complaint in the office OF the Clerk OF the
County of New York. at the County Court
House, in the Borough of Manhattan, City
County and State of New York.
BURGER q BURGER, Attorneys for
Plaintiff Office and Z. o. Address, 223
Broadway Borough of Manhattan, New
York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-06
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan

llrII ST. n E. ll7.G o Av Il. 25.5xlO3s: Geo II
Noll & Aargarcthc Bihler. cxrs. will Nv Noll.
10 Theresa Noll. 24o y SD st: atty III RI Eolbcr
15ll 3d av. Jan 4. 1917. .............. Il 900
14rII ST II 3. 233G 2d av. % lrl033: Geo II
Nol 4 M%garethe Bhef. eXrs. to Theresa
N9ll 2t9 Il SD St; atty. II II Holbert. iii
83p ST 3OS F.; Anna Bhr to Jos Engslhartt' 24S4
I.orard pl. Bronx. admr estate Of Katic
lInaehardt atty. p lIumrncl, l5li Sd I.gs svs.
NORFOLK ST. III Tcbccca Werner To- DayiJ
wada maas G, eAT; aty 9afy hantrowit1 T. 900 broad
hcT husband 70 samuel franRenhen. ''nS'p' IS
.u. lo7th at: atty kantrowltz Esbcrg s20 Broad
FQRsYTH sT s5 Marie Ieschnil to ioSanwo 5a vpo
katz; atty. Kantrowitz & Esborg, 500 Uroad
SOUTH ST. III: Vito c & Maria c CantssaUo pVo
i 2as Fona lom'',sSt Re, rooHn M n+ooESn to Jas abno
s'o Manhattan av. Brooklyn: atty, l. r & r
CO. l6o Broadway: Oct TO- 1916 ... 81 ooo
llsrH ST. n =. 70 Pleasant av, "a ~ ia H. II .
ErncAt rappcrt to Gen Thco Seminary of ne
j. E Church In tho s. l75 9th ay. attv
Murray | ii e. II. 1929 VIM st Feb %. iois
rRoAn CT 81 800
Consolidated Stock & Petroleum Exchange pif1g
Co TO the Equitable Trust CO. atty Il G. ( n 90
70, ~ broadway: Oct |. 1906 ..s.... s9oo 0oo
ChEthf ST 376: LOWS Johnston 90 w S5th 81
TO a,r STEPHEN ], siurgas. Shelter Island =:
A"y' 20. 100 broadway Nov TO- 1911
BEpFoRD ST. n 5slo Downing At 's1oG'o 1'o
Marietta Hngaro1y, All L lS4th st: astv Inv ~
yers 1 & I Co. 100 Broadway: Jan . iol5.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-06
ssTraining" for Workers

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2s.-"Trainine"
VIII be the watchword in many of tie
large factories OF the United States
during 1919, according to indications
reported by the Department Of Labor.
Through its trimming service the de-
partment is now directing l55 training
rooms ~ AZ many plants, and there is
a long waiting list Of applicants for
ment proVidna
New-York tribune., 1919-02-06
Sanatori1m Claims
Three 9Oth St. Dwellings
Property Near Columbus Ave.
nue. Taken by Unnamed
Physician

The properties at 4S, so and Sc West
Nineteenth Street, four story houses,
occupying combined site, 6Ox1OO.2,
Hear col umbus Avenue, are to be al
Iered INTO sanatorium. The M. K. L..
realty Corporation, Edwin A. Richard
and Sarah Spingarn are the sellers.
Another Goth St. House Sold
NJ. IL. Tropauer has sold for Mrs.
Sarah Splngarn client of Robert R.
kalney, the four story private dwelling
at "a West Nnetieth Street, on lot
ZVxloo: The buyer intends to alter the
mouse INTO small suites. The property
was held at $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-06
Uptown Dwelling BUYERS

Amelia Lambert is the purchaser of
the three story dwelling at 223 West
18TH Street, sold recently by George
w. Sasse for the J. C..Wiswell estate.
Montltore Lorth is the buyer of the
tour story dwelling at "a West Seventy
irst Street, sold recently by Pease &
Gilman and Albert B. Ashforth. Inc.
for John d. Barrett.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-06
Recorded Mortgages
Downtown

i'AfAI ErTE ST. "a. lease of restaurant. etc: Feb
=, hro"ns l-unch and Restaurant Co to Israel
i1sns'ein. 1a5,s So Crystal st. Bklyn; due June j.
I"-i b p pr mtg. $500; attys. Burntsone &
'-eSsel Is II way s. 500
East Side
l4um raa, ST. c Si5 Il 81 loxloa.a m; Jan - Kabee
oei s' c; attys Miller \ b. 30 Liberty ST. Ooo
ooh S, 222. 10 I'd nv 81 Cos 9: Feb 4 :
JAS NJ F1tzslmmons TO Jno II Halloran 3l2O l3,h
$ mtgs { p c; atty, Jno J Cunnecn. II wall
9TH ST 4@s =. a77sloo, , M: Feb Pincvg I'I,cug
'ohen 10 ChrisIopher Pitlin Co. 37S Grant av
C'IH 2oa-6 f, 45x1oO5: Feb 4 Mayhem Realty
GO to Harris Mandelbaum and ano; II W SIN
ST. sy. .ue r,1n Jan So 1929 pc. prior mtg s27 80
llSTII ST; III +. lS.9xlOO5 p M; Annie Bum
perg to Christopher Ptkn Co, 97s Grand ST due
17c a7,i m pnd. AS per bond: atty. G & r Co
l2lsT ST. l5s lCl. lC5-7. sollx72.s irres reg
.une is lNlS: lno Zlegcr. indiyd and exr o. n
10 carrie ii kopp, l65 L. l2lst st due az per
I4,nI,r pund: oo, y pr mtg. s3o0oo atty Sidney y
1oon Or - 'o av'...; s., 500
i2Tn Tcb 81 Noooi. 1872 LIST ay. 5Oxloo.ll m
Neuhor Plaza Hotel. 9Th av and 5ath st :
i},ay sar = e. atty, Title Guar & T Co 1-f
. .
New-York tribune., 1919-02-06
Recorded leases
Manhattan

DtANE sT. iH-lRg: all; w II Oaldry N al IN
i'effche e 90. on this promises: B yrs from Msy
lsl'; atty II A hunhccdt. 500 Broad
'-' ...........t., 81 200
~ ~ 1925 store mud frou, l,aa,,te,,t as,,,rJ
sillfr ~ Elias ! and Harry Klcn 1853 2d nv.
~ nom Feb l. 1919 II I.abagi, III Broad
M, ~ ~ ,,,,,. .,..,...,....,. s720
Oh, BROADWAY. nee laoh vt. all: Oh iifoad
"aS " Rhb II l3oh et. AL. n il Iouphlnnn
70 laoth Street Garage corrm. B3, w ls0b NJ .
, 'v yfs from Feb 1913; ally. Is David. 40 Nss-
Eau III m
New-York tribune., 1919-02-06
Results at Auction

,,..,r . By Joseph r Day
ll9IH nd -, ST. l25 T. $ lol Lexington av. 24.1ox
I 100, i; sty int; N a Rauh agt Isaac Reuben
stone ct al due. $22 .59S 96 taxes, etc sG29 90
to the plaintiff for $50 600 ''V'
~ BY Henry Brady
bftOViN AN c Sd av (3146- -3liS) 50 2x7Oyl1Nx
80; 3 sty int and stores and vacant: Y Title
4 Mtgo Co agt Attillio Pasqliini ct nj. dun
Sl3'l23.4o taxes. etc. sl,l0o So withdrawn
New-York tribune., 1919-02-06
AUCTION SALES

IN THE MATTER Or THE GENEssss GElS.si. i
assignment for the benefit OF crea,s'ws. cre.a War
the c. Y. n. Chemical Co. assignoI " %ssreh,
Gus Helfand, Assignee. Notice ~ aas- nessas-
given Tint The undersigned viii sell al sss ssc.
lice auction through A Joseph & GO; cs,s i
tionccrs. on Thursday. February D. pesa
l0.sO A. NJ, at the premises Nc. " 20 ihs
street New York city. the asset. nsep.
nhove named assignee. consisting ei VH''
lcals. nxtures etc. .,~nee
MARCUS HELFANp, Assignesf Il,
ARCHIBALD PALMER, Attorae' VAIL
Assignee, $50 Broadway. NeV
City
New-York tribune., 1919-02-06
Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

SOD ST. IS W; August Killers & Co. Inc, agt
Fs.ele l. Davis. owner and contractor. 50 S34. "a
4sTH ST, 353 and s55 W: l. Wiederman Iron
Works, Inc. agt Patrick Kennedy and Edward
Margilies. owners: kimmclblatt Bros, contract
sgd ST. 205 tn 2o9 W: Louis Fagn aat Trinity
Roman Catholic Church, owner: James Lawcr
New-York tribune., 1919-02-06
Vest Side

RlVERsiDE DRIVE. 1oa. 2s. 4x55 1ox24xse. .; De,
u; H. ANGLIA Bingham 10 Geo \ skinner. Hotel
waldorf Astoria, G.: due Oct % 1920 g
7 2 g pl, pr mtso $1,000; attys. Austin Mel & NJ.
lsTH ST. 22$ W losxiool M Fen A.Sa,lo S. ,Gqo
Lambert to L Baker, Sioux Fails, S D. exr &
l-,lS'Ge, wr D yrs c: atty. Title Guar & T Co
lslsT 81 S5 ": all1Saa M Jan 81 50 Iso soo
neia II "yckoff 10 the Manufacturers Trust 20
80 Eway, blSlyn; due Fen 8. 1924. ) G: attvs.
,oIrs s Ncwhurgcr, rs B'wav. SO GOA
AMSTEhpAM Az cor l43d st. 90 llx90 Feb
Franz J Michel to Ernest Dlume AS " 1s5tn
81 que Ti,,o Oct c =, 1921 C. pr mtge s42 600
l'dTH ST 53o w; S7.G19a II: l7Sth st. 5o2's "
% -, ,oxs4 IL; a & Realty Corpn TO Jacob
fosenthal. $50 West End av: due June q 1910
.e,,I, c; e., atys MARKS & NJ Gs Park Row s. 600
l4ol1i ST 2s6-56 W. r lots. each 40 2x99l1: 2
mtees. each 1000. and subject to 2 pr mtres s4l .
eo 9oo esch: &C feh Mimic 1'osenbere to 344 West
n,,, p C; attys att Arnstein & Levy. los Rway Sc 0o0
! 'NiH 81. OPT ". &. l75 w Audubon av tx
Ail m: Dec 81 & ! Realty Cornn 10
e*'ile :! Donclan % Charles st: due Feb l. 1000
T. p G.: pr mtge $4,000: attys Reeves & Todd
nm
New-York tribune., 1919-02-06
Building Projects
Alterations
Ncw BUILDINGS

eth ST. 233 to 2t3 w. for n sty parave sor
yS9; 233 W 25tll 81 Co. Inc owner: W NJ
farrar lo5 4oth st. architect; cost sic 600
Alterations
4sTn 81. gie 70 GO W. to a sly warehouse
nin.ozo W a6th ~ lscalty Co. <o7 w l4lh st.
owner, + J Dun. 107 w I4,l 81 erch,,eI4
. q
hivEHsIDE DRIVE. ~. to n 4 sty dwle: 4 s
Enn9y'' ~ nWay and 9Oth III. owner II A Wright
>, ie. 70 W 23d st. architect. cost. slo 600
WEST Ell, AV, " cor s1st at. to a 6 sly dvlg :,
q - klnnah, tih nv and 40th st owner. Il
,. ooiirn ~ Union Square architect: cost So 600
ilSIn Fl ~ j.. 20 a Sly tcnmt: Sinora Realty
20. n,S i'way. owner s Cohen 80 Union square
LiDitipGF s', 2os to a I and sty tennlt and
f,ore: ta: u nellrno. 3 Bible House. owner; o
'ciSsHhn, lf1 4th ay architect. cost go. & 600
New-York tribune., 1919-02-06
MEETINGS

ANNUAL MEETING of THE AMERICAN
INSTITUTE. Thursday, Feb. 8. 1919 at ~
West 39th st. s 80 p
Il. Il. MURDOCH. Secretary.
ANNUAL ELECTION OT THE AMERICAN
Institute. Feb 13, 1919. at 20 West 39th St
Polls open 10 A. NJ. to +. NJ
New-York tribune., 1919-02-06
STORAGE NOTICES
CHELSEA FIREPRO0F
STORAGE WAREHOUSES, inc.

MAIN OFFICE. 42e-4s4 West 2sth 81
HARLEM BRANCH, I12-l20 West l07th s.
New York. Feb 9Th, 1919
70 G a. Phelps, l. u Levengood, Thoas'
c. Mcdonald, Mrs. T. H. Mccoy, George v.
Clune, Mrs. Thomas Farrell. Ms. n. Sl.'
terry, =. NJ. Gallo. Mrs Mae 5. Michaas
Mrs. Mabel Butler. J g. Gardner Jas. U
Palmer. Mary lngoldshy Charles Il. Bhcs
Miss ID. S. Steinbrng. g. Dean, E \, \,
Powers. jr., j. c Robinson & Co, AfFN
Muller, Mrs. 4. Callahan. Mrs. NJ. stats
Ernest Waiter Histed. Xora Aoyt, Nicho'a'
j. Gray. Mary I. Robinson Mrs Nm- den'
rich. Hanz Merz, John j Iotin l.. Sn.oe'
Mr. Wm. Storey. John K. Coney, Wm.
Florence Bullock. r. pashier. JoseTh Mu'
WIN. Armstrong. Ernest Iadein. y Stos.
H. X. Wilson Mrs r. Chase Mrs. A. :
Sutton, Mrs. II. Linn Hector Davis
lentes. i. Maxwell r j Virgins, Gue,p'
sey Price, American Art CO. c. " Seiasl
dnger. Stephen Scherer a. Pratt, Iaes
ryndSe Tryer, J. l.. Malone, YIN. A. Caso'
ing. Dana ID. Jefferson. NJ. T. De Iaisae.
Nm. MCGOWAN. Chas. :. Kldsal, Miss ~,
McfIale. Messrs. Alex. Ioeur & CO. M
Bessie Marvin. II Depew. T. = SrosN
Mrs. T.. Mcdonald Dinsu Miss Noil;e v,,'
soN. Mr. NJ. Esrhosa Mrs Minnie Sinti-
Seinidslls. Wm. Ward. .los J.. Herscnnsz- ~.
Mrs. Mary +. Dunn. Girardo Arguilies w
Frances Seymour. Aiss r v Van ~
Cowperthwait & Son. Mrs. =. J Tineaie' ;.
\. tcNs l.. - IiaiiIftAIs MIS- -"e'
Saunders. L. Baumsn & Co. Ms. Il
Hehre. Mrs. A. a. Mowbrev. Mr VIM. -
Price. Mrs. c. l.. Smith. Mrs. = sIsss sIr,ssss
Mr.. =. }. O'Connor. Mrs D. sioa, SIDE
Mrs. c. Tohler: Nou and each oi ~
are hereby notified that the SINE for me ",
ment of our lien upon the property he'Sr ~,
after described having expired. after ~
notice thereof had been given YOU we Wess. -
cause such property. To wi1, household go 49,
personal effects. merchandise, eStpe.S; ,sss
Storage Warehouse. 70 Ice sold al pubic sss a..
ton according 10 tho statute IN sua us,s Ct. 6,
made and provided, at s26-4St West -o'T S,,s. S1p
RUARY 26TH. 1919. at 10 50 4. NJ. ID %
If the sale thereof is not completed on srs y,
date the same viii be contin'sei at 'ne ,ssre. ss
place on each and every Wednesday IAN An.
after. beginning az 1880 a. NJ anu
tinuing until all the goods are sold
CHELSEA FIREPRQoF .r
STORAGE WAREHOUSE Co. iNNT
New-York tribune., 1919-02-06
CITY REAL ESTATE
f7ES:S Business Property
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE oRTo LET
wEsTCHEsTI.R COUNTY

CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW AT LAKE wauoo.c
lamp type stone fireplace: very convenientlv
,s,ss'en,, ss pltn permanent water rights s3l50 or
~, ni sSli furnished. $3.50 Lake Mahopac CORPORA.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-06
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET

BROADWAY. 27SS.--Furnshed room improve
mens: business woman. nurse; references; s..
Randolph. Academy 4649.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-06
SITUATIONS WANTED Female

SITUATION WANTED Young lady. with a.s
yents experience Wishes position at tracing and
detailing with architects constructing engineers:
"am iurfisl beat VI references Box A u 2S.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-06
Cla ssified Advertisino
INSTRUCTION
BUSINESS CARDS
CARPET CLEANING
DIAMONDS

DIAMONDS AND JEwELRY Bor,cp,
,7S SASl,. pss Estates appraised. purchased. nr,,N
A'o Broadway. 'upstairs'' bhNNff
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1919-09-19
Sketch of Alb art c. Richie

Albert G. kitchie, Democratic nomi
nee for Governor, is the present At
| torney General of Maryland, to which
Office he was elected four ago by, a
majority of about 25, 900 votes, running
| far ahead Of the rest ofthe ticket.
Mr.. Richie received his. general edu-
cation in Baltimore City and was grad
uated from the law school of the Uni
versitY of Maryland in 1898. In the
same year be began the practice of law.
In July, 1910, Mr. Richie became
Peoples Counsel to Public Service Com
mission Of Maryland. One of the most
important events in his career was the
fight made by him 1912 as Peoples
Counsel for cheaper gas in BAltimare
City. Practically single handed, Mr..
Richie was pitted against the best ex-
Derts in the county aud the ablest legal
talent the Gas Company cnu.d employ.
He devoted all of his time for nine
months to the fight, aud his Efforts re-
suited ia a brilliant victory The price
of gas was reduced from 9Jto 80 cents
per 1000 cubic feet, and the price of
electricity from 10 to 81 cents per K
w. H.
Mr.. Richie resigned as PEOPLES
Counsel in February 1913, to resume
the practice of his profession. More
than year later it was charged that
the gas company had evaded the reduc
ton in the price of gas by lowering the
quality. Mr.. Richie devoted the sum-
mer of 1914 to a study of this question.
which he made as private citizen and
at his own expense. He filed brief
with the Public Service Commission
and appeared before it at the hearings
in behalf of the people of Baltimore.
His work resulted in another victory
when the Commission ordered the Gas
Company either to restore the former
quality of gas or to further reduce the
price The Gas Company decided to
reduce the price to rs cents per 1000
cubic feet. The fights made by Mr..
Richie, in and out of office, saved to
the people of Baltimore an amount ses-
timated to total about $500, 900 annually
When Mr.. Richie resiguedlas Peoples