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New-York tribune., 1919-09-09
Investors Show Faith
In Apartment Realty
Two Houses i'm Audubon Ave.
Pass Into New Hands; Shcnk
Gets Corner Flat

Ennis Il Snnott have sold 2Os and
20S Audubon Avenue, two six story
apartments. with stores, on plot Sax
100 and 62x100, to David Conjorsky.
The brokers were Mcdowell 4 Nc
Mahon and Frank A. Schaefer, of Yon-
kers.
Buy Madison Avenue Flat
A. H. Mathews has sold for the
United States Trust Company the Ave
story apartment at the southwest cor
ner of Madison Avenue and Eighty
second Street, known as 26 East
Eighty, second Street, fronting 35 feet
on Eighty-second Street and 1922 feet
on Madison Avenue. The Brown
Wheelock Company represented the
sellers.
11lth Street Corner Flat Sold
The six story elevator apartment at
504 and 500 West 111th Street, on plot
Shenk through H. Meltzer from Will
lam Rotiler. The property adjoins the
southwest corner of Amsterdam Ave
nue.. The structure has accommoda-
tions for fortytwo families.
MIR. Shenk has sold to a Mr.. Gerbina
through Joseph Wolkinberg the six
story elevator apartment at $40 West
144th Street, on plot 27.6x100, near
Broadway.
old 18th Street Holding Sold
The Houghton Company has sold 2o7
West 115th Street for Mary f. Lee to
William Nedovato, a tvc-story apart
ment, on lot lS9x100.
Sale in iSth Street
The John T. Peel Company has sold
for Christian G. Euler to Nj. J. Gala
han the five story fiat at S67 West
Forty eighth Street. The buyer will
alter the same for his own occupancy.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-09
East Side Houses to
Resemble Garden in Rear
Plans for Altering Twenty.one
Dwellings Estimated to
Cost 100000

Plans have been filed with the Man
haitian Bureau Of Buildings for max
ing over The tw- nty-one four story
private dwellings at 227 to PAT East
Forty-eighth Street, and 226 to 246
East Fortyninth Street by taking
down the fences in the rear and the
stoops in the front and mino, interior
changes.
The changed buildings are to be used
IS colony to be known as the Turtle
Bay Gardens. The Turtle Bay Com
pany. Inc. Of which Mrs. Victor Sor-
chan is the president and treasurer. is
the owner of record. L. c. Dean and
W. L. Bottomley are the architects
and have estimated thai it VIII cost
SIOO, GOO TO make the change.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-09
Flagler Home at Mamaroneck
May Be Placed ON Market

Exemplified copies Of the Wills of
Henry M. Flagler and his widow, who
after his death married Judge Bing-
ham, Of Kentucky, were filed yesterday
with Surrogate George A. Slater, Sur
rogate of Westchester County. No
reason is given for the filing Of the
copies at this time, but it is under
stood that the Flagler home at Ma
maroneck will be sold and that this is
a preliminary step to the sale.
Henry NJ. Fiagler was connected fox
years with Standard Oil interests and
was head of the East Florida Railway
Company. He owned numerous hotels
in Florida. where he died some years
ago. To his widow he left an estate
estimated at $50,0o0,000. Mrs. Bing.
ham died in Kentucky.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-09
Apartment Rentals Reported

William A. White {; Sons have leased
to Emerson Foote an apartment at l73
Madison Avenue, and to Henry W. Free
man an apartment at East Fifty
fourth Street.
L. J. Phillips & Co. have leased
apartments at III West Seventy first
Street to Judge NJ. Warley Platzek;
"a West Ninety Street to Mrs.
America Stark; 233 West Eighty-third
Street to NJ. l.. Levelson; 129 Fast
Eighty-second Street to Mrs Amelia
Mohr; III West Seventy first Street to
Dr.. A. c. Marguiies and to DR.. Evil
Wardell; 140 West Seventy ninth
Street to Moe Nevy; 217s Broadway
to A. j. Selingsberg; ! West Sixty
fourth Street TO n. 0. Carpenter; ll0
West Elghty-siXth Street to A. Brown;
120 West Seventy-frst Street to Mrs
Boggs and to Miss Harris; 146 West
Seventy sixth Street to Du Ghetto. and
924 West End Avenue to Captain Rob-
insOn.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-09
Bronx Realty Buyers Turn
Their Attention to Dwellings

J. Clarence Davies has resold for the
Handel Construction Company, 1926
Taylor Avenue, three-family house on
lot 25x95.
Sale In Simpson Street
Alexander Selkin has sold for Z. Lipp-
ncr the two-story and basement brick
dwelling, on lot 25x100, at 1929 Simp-
son Street.
Buys in l65th Street
Alexander Selkin has sold for Solo
mon Aronson the two-story and base
ment frame two-family house, on lot
25xi00, at SlS East 165sh Street
House in Morris Park Ave. Sold
Sisca & palladino have sold to Nicho-
las Necchilotti the three-story dwell
ing at All Morris Park Avenue, on lot
25Xl00
New-York tribune., 1919-09-09
lis Pendens
NI,k

4STH ST. Il S 275 st av. l6exlOo s:
and certain water 20, of land under
water at intersection high water mark
East River and 4sth St 1870 5x
l60 to Ave A. Arthur L Warner
agt Trust co. trus. et al faction
TO foreciose transfer Of tax lee ATTY.
E Montgomery
SD AV. - cor 10Th 81. 25xl00. Janes
Roddy agt Estate OF Mar \ Grogan
foreclos 81 mortgags) attys. New
mark u Miller
18TH ST 14S r; Stefan Butter agr Gene
We've \ Stryker faction to reform lease,
etcl atty. J L Grunei
eth ST. -3T W. Lena Dpperheiner agt
Ida VI Murphy et al Nforeclos OF mort
gage attys. kolt & Kohn
ilTH ST 500 E; Jacob Abra ham ayt
Jacon For ct al specific performance,
att II NJ leyser
New-York tribune., 1919-09-09
Spear & Co. Negotiate Series
Of Interesting Deals

Spear & Co. were the brokers in
series of sales in which titles have
already passed. Among these is the
tive-story building at 107 and 1903
Greene Street to the Ralesome Realty
Corporation; the six-story building at
225 Greene Street for Robert E. ST.
mon to Isaiah Schofler; the fve-story
building at 537 to 539 Broadway for
the East River Savings Bank to an ex-
porter of shoes, and the apartments
at 558 to 562 West 16lst Street for
Hervey Siebert to the Anvc Realty
Corporation.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-09
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan

s4TH ST. Ill w; Alben Realty Co to
Victor E Chabert; atty, p Latting,
81 Pine Street: June 21. 1917. $1,000
12TH ST. s. 15S Avenue c.. 25x1Oo;
Morris Rosentover to Central Saw Bank
of City OF Y; attys. Alnerd A, 1l9
Nassau st; Sept 8. 1907 .........$15. 900
4TH ST. 253 E; Samuel and Minnie Fem
berg. 60 Essex st. to Samuel Stecher,
admr: atty. Toleris. 1872 Nassau st
Jan %, 1915 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500
WATER ST. 8, sos Roosevelt ST runs
24.llxs 742x 23.10x 76.4 to beg
Pietro and Maria Caporal. 3l3 Water
st. to Rachel Keschmer, atty. Friesner.
27T Bway; July 13, 1916 ..........Sl 900
ADD ST. 25l-53 e. Samuel and Minnie
Feinberg to Miriam Tuckman atty, A
Morris. 234 Bway; Sept IA. 1906 Sc. 900
SHERMAN AV, 1854; Malex Realty Corpn,
ITO Bway. to Simon NJ Goldsmith atty
T & NJ Co, 1S5 Bway, Sept l..
lVlt :. :. . /. :. /. D. b DO
New-York tribune., 1919-09-09
DOrmcr House at Locust
Valley Is i'm New Hands

Warren Murdock, of Brown, Whee-
lock Company, has sold for Mrs. Charles
0. Gates Dormer House, her residence
at Locust Valley, Long Island, through
J. D. MacGuire. The property consists
of fourteen acres with brick residence
designed by Miss d. Pope. 1t adjoins
residences of William D. Guthrie, H.
P. Davidson and J. f. Aldred. The
property was held for $325,O0
New-York tribune., 1919-09-09
City Dwellings Leased

L. J. Phillips & Co. have leased the
dwellings at 159 West Seventy-seventh h
Street to f. L. Wait; 172 West Eighty
sixth Street to Mrs. Rosa MIN for
Heilner & Wolff; 278 West Seventy
first Street to Mrs. G. B. Turner for
Edgar A. Levy Leasing Company; 31S
West Seventy-fifth Street to Albert
Gran for S. NJ. Ives, and l03 West
Sixty-third Street to Mrs. Woodman for
S. J. Rockford.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-09

culties IS TO resort to wholesale
strikes"
Although he belongs 10 the more
moderate group, Thomas expressed the
belief that the government viii be
faced with clear-cut issue in the
form OF demand for state ownership
OF industry. which cannot be sileaced
even by calling cut the troops
Present indicat -ons are that direct
action VIII not be adopted. though
The extremists are thoroughly aroused
and viii make a .ight for i.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-09
Alterations
Manhattan

CROTONA Az. > y ls-,h s., lsty brick
stores, 3gxsO, Louis -Astorln no. IL Z
lSTth 81. owner. Henry Nordhelm. 1871
Fowler az. architect. cost. SIC 900
GRAND 81. GoercA s., +-sty tac
tory: and = Hymaa. .e59 5th av.
owner; S Rosenblun. 81 Cham bers st,
architect "a pop
2D AN 2093, 4-sty tenement and store;
\ Alssles, premises. owner: Miller.
lis Nassau st, architect ....... S45, coo
4TH AV. saith ST. 5-sty store, city.
owner; Clinton Russell, 3s Nassau
New-York tribune., 1919-09-09
Tottenville Corner BUYER

Charles S. Kohler has sold for
client Of Otterbourg, Steindler G. Hous-
ton. to Fecnand Aguilar, the three
story stucco and frame building at
the corner Of Manhattan Avenue and
Clsremont Street, Tottenville, Staten
Island, on plot 15OXlOO
New-York tribune., 1919-09-09
New Building Plans
Manhattan

142D ST, Il . 80 . Iradhlrst av. sty
garage. 75x9a. estate e Maixman 50s
42d 81, owner. L Kibitz 500 r iT6th
st. architect .-......... $50 600
25TH ST 233-243 ", l-sty garage. etc.
soxss.9; Cohen 243 fc7n = Nxyn.
architect ............... 10000
New-York tribune., 1919-09-09
Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

WEST END Az. S74 Harlem Supply Co.
Inc. agt Laura Dpper. owner and
tractor .-~...
57TH ST. y =. 100 W 10th a.. 5000: ::
Thomas Faari~s d 81 En- y Johnson
owner ana contra tor ............- S27.g 81
New-York tribune., 1919-09-09
LONG ISLAND
ApARrMENTs TO LET

FOR sA-E-I-nusually attractive all year
nome. new Colonial brick dwelling, with
es!ase hrst loor has large living room.
ilnsng room. kitchen. extra ,o,let and
alnaFy IL basement; second floor three
1s1rooms. tiled bath: interior finished
Holsnout in white enamel woodwork and
rAnosany doors parQuet floors through
H. steam heat. gas, electricity, sewer
as' restricted section. no assessments:
-hntes walk 10 large park and bathing
ne olock express station. Is minutes Gran,
ea'fa., cents fare. $4,000 cash required
Aaaee on terms. For plan and phot,
Al write or phone. J. $ WtTHERS :.
East $50 st. telephone $40 Murray Eill
WESTC ESTER COUNTY
New-York tribune., 1919-09-09
Satisfied Mechanics Liens

STATION PI. s, l5o Gun Hill I'd.
Morrison ct al; Aug 80, 1S1S......$ $3.50
New-York tribune., 1919-09-09
FORECLOSJRE SALES

FORECLOSURE RE-CHATTEI- N0pTGA1:c
Marie jost 20 Paula Judas on Ssp,embe.
>. 1919 al A Nj, at 1641 First ave- tDssrr
Levine. Auctioneer.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-09
Buver of Park Hill Dwelling

The residence Of Harold II. Brown at
Park Hill has been sold to Winfred S.
Fouts, of Yonkers. George Howe was
the broker.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-09
SURROGATES' notice..

NOTICE To CREDITORS
IN pursuance % an order OF Hon. John
New YORK. notice ) hereby gwen 10 all
parsons having Gains against Herman W
Braun. late Of tnr County OF New York.
decea sed. t. present The same ,vliA v.u-n-
thereof the subs -!bers AT thelr
place Of transacting business at tie ,.tcs
OF Rounds. Eatch. Dillingham; n Deoe-
o. Manhattan. City u New Yotx ol or
before the i4'n da3 ot February at
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ROUNDS. HATCH. DILLI<ultss. 4
e2 Cedar Street. Borouss. .. AI4aAa,.An.
New lcrH Cuy.
pLATkY. LEoN-iN PURSUANCE o1
an order c. Honorable Jonn = Conaan
Surrogate VI the County o. New YORK
Notice is hereby gwen 10 al 20 sons av-
ing Claims asa.nst Leon r.4taJ ATE O. the
County Of u" York. deceased 70 present
Same. wtA vouchers thereof. 10 tine
subscriber. the Office cf Whlt-sIde
Stryker. her attorneys at No. - william
Street IN tns Beiough OF Manhattan 10
the City Of New York. State OK New York
on or before tae lStn day VI Noyembsr,
Dated. New York. the 18TH day OF Ma,.
ANNE pLATKe. Administering.
WHlTEs4oE sTHYkEE. A,torncys
ADDRESS - william street. Borouss
{, Manhattan. New YORK CITY
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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24
BOLSHEVIK ATROCITIES
ARE NOT EXAGGERATED

LONDON, April "a. Correspondence
Of the Associated Press ) -Reports Of
Bolshevlk atrocities in the Perm dis
trict which have dealt largely in gem
eralities now have bsen supplemented
by statements Of results Of an inNesu-
CATION by Siberian authorities which
British officials regard as autheh''S
They deal with 1928 specific cases OF
death and torture and the eHamina-
ton Of So bodies Of persons alleged 10
have been killed by Bolshevtkt.
one of the worst cases described IS
that of a girl Of 10 years VINO was
charged in December, 1918, with es-
pionage. She was tortured by belns
pierced 10 times In the same wouha
with a bayonet. She lived, however
and has made an affidavit to these &c
tails. ,.
one group OF % were killed at lrhit
nv Let's and afterward the BolsheViki
continued to take ransom money from
relatives Of the victims, from whom the
CT me was concealed, 1t is asserted.
At Ekaterinburg IS persons were shot
at the sewage dump on Jan. " last
| despite protests Of Consuls there, says
the Siberian report. The c%onsuls were
told that the victims met death IN re
venge for the killing of one Mallsheti,
who lost his life in a battle with me
Czechs, OF 800 priests in the Perm uio
cese. the report says, 46 have beer
billed Two monasteries were pillaged
Examination Of the 81 bodies, the
authorities say, shows a preponderanct
OF bayonet wounds in the back, but IL
other instances mouths were SIT, I'm
gers and hands cut off and the heads
OF the victims smashed.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24

nefoult having been made In the pay
ment Of the debts and obligations Sc
cured TO be paid In a certain deed Of
trust, executed the I'd day OF December,
l9l2, by NJ. T. Larkin and wife, Mary
r. l.arkin, 20 the undersigned as trus-
Ices, aa same appears of record in the
office Of the Register Of Shelby County,
Tennessee, In Rock 800. page 1888, and
the owner OF the debt secured having
requested the undersigned to advertise
ana sell the property secured by said
deed OF trust, this Is to give notice that
we viii on
SATURDAY, MAY "a, 1919,
commencing at IL o'clock noon, at the
southwest corner Of the Courthouse.
Memphis, shelby County, Tennessee.
and at the Adams Avenue entrance
thereof, proceed to sell at public out
cry to the highest and best bidder for
cash, the following described property,
to-wit:
situated In Shelby County. Tennessee,
as follows; %Bogtnning at q point in
the south line Of HeistRnd Place where
the center line OF Mansfield Avenue
would intcrsact said south line OF
Hetstaud Place II Mansfield Avenue had
been dedicated, thence east with the
south line Of Heistand Place 40 feet;
thence south 227,3 feet, thence west.
wardly with the north line OF the N
c. st, !" Il, r. rIght-of-way ITO feet
more or less to II stake: thence north
2i3 feet to the point Of beginning.
All right and equity Of redemption,
homestead and dover waived In said
deed of trust. and the title Is believed
to be good, but W. will sell and con.
Vey as trustees only.
II, {. COCHRAN.
s. X. MARTIN,
This AnrII 10 1914
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24
WOMEN'S WORK IN FRANCE
NOT TO BE INTERRUPTED

WASHlNGTON, April 2A-Miss EltS-
abeth Perkins, Of the American com
mittee for devastated France, states
that oven II the French government
does not buy American materials for
rehabilitation the work OF the Ameri-
can committee will not be interrupted.
III France has material enough Of
her own" says Miss Perkins, W can
ro-establish the returned refugees on
n self supporting basis Just as well
with French steel as with American
steel"
Miss Perkins states that the Ameri-
can committee for devastated France
does not build, that 1t Is principally
concerned with getting the ficlds back
to their normal productivity, II the
artisans back to their trades, the chill
dren educated, besides the emergency
work of feeding them and housing
them during the period Of intermission
between tho armlstico and peace,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24
LEGAL NOTICES.
TRUSTEE SALES.
TRUSTEES SALE.

Default having been made in the pay
ment Of the debts and obligations Sc
cured to be paid in u certain deed Of
trust, executed the Sd day OF March,
1914, by A. NJ. Workman and wife,
Nellie 3. Workman. to the undersigned
as trustee, AS same appears of record
In the office OF the register Of Shelby
county, Tennessee. In book $40. page
2g3, and the owner Of the debt secured
having requested the undersigned to
advertise and sell the property secured
by said deed Of trust, this Is to give
notice that We will, on
FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1919.
commencing at 10 o'clock noon, at the
southwest corner Of the courthouse,
| Memphis, shelby county. Tennessee,
thereof, proceed to sell at public cutlery
| 10 the highest and best bidder for cash
the following described property, to-
wit:
Situated in Shelby county. Tennessee.
as follows: Fart OF lot 2, In block 3,
Of the Amos Woodruff subdivision,
| fronting 200 feet on the east side OF
| Manassas street, and more particularly
| described as follows:
Beginning IN the east line OF Man.
asssa street at the north line of lot 2
thence south with the east line OF
Manassas street two hundred (200)
feet; thence east two hundred and
twenty-five (222) feet; thence north
two hundred (200) feet parallel with
Manassas street to the north line Of
lot 2; thence west along the north line
OF lot 2 two hundred and twenty-five
(222) feet to the beginning being al
OF lot 2 except a parcel sold to An
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24
COLLEGES ARE TO PLANT
JUNE MEM0RlAL TREES

WASHINGTON. April Com,
mcncement day at many colleges WIZ
have for part of the program TINS, year
the ulanting of memorial trees In honor
Of former students who gave their lives
or offered their lives to their country
in the world war Arhor daN VIII DC
more widely marked this year than
| ever before because Of memorial troo
planting, , T.,
In Atlanta a memorial group pan IS Il
| being worked out at "Icrshing Ioint,,
where memorial trees viii he planted;
Minneapolis win have a memorial
drive" three miles long, which WIN he
prt Of Il park system 40 miles long.
Nt st, Louis beautiful Lindell bouie,
ward is to be planted with memorial
trees. Camp Bowie In Texas WIN be
marked with a memorial boulevard
nlnnted with memorial trees. There Will
be much planting Of trees by schools,
communities. women's clubs and motor
highway associations to honor those
who died in the war, says the Ainefl'
can Forestry association,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24
S%PARTACANS-~ B0LSHEVIKl
ARE FEW IN NUMBERS

BERNE, April 24.-An injury con
Quoted at Bremen has revealed the iaGt
that the Spartacus-B olshevik group In
that city numbered between 700 and SOC
men, writes a Berlin correspondent
This comparatively insignificant mum
Der of armed d~esperadoes were able &c
dictate their will to a population OF
several hundred thousand and to main
tain a reign Of terror for several weeks
I before troops sent from Berlin liberated
the inhabitants from their tyranny.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24

posed 20 lodging IN the bureau the
function Of enforcing prohibition meas
ures and have suggested that the de-
partment Of justice Is the proper agen.
cy fOr this work. The enforcement OF
revenue measures which remain on the
statute books. regardless Of the advent
Of prohibition on July l. VIII not con.
stitute an adequate policing OF INC
country as Far as making prohibition
Of the manufacture Of liquor absolutely
effective. OF even coming near II, reNs
nue. officials now explain. Campaigns
against moonshiners, which heretofore
have engaged a large force Of revenue
agents, have been very limited In scope
as compared with the nation wide Nio'
lations looked for after prohibition goes
into effect for the entire country.
Technically interpreted the revenue
law would constitute sufficient basis
for detecting and prosecuting lulcl'
manufacturers or dispensers 81 ''uors
officials say. since It violates these law
to make liquor without authority OF thhs
revenue bureau and without paying tht
tax. and the bureau will have no au'
thority after July l to issue licenses
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24

statute Of prohibition between July l
and Jan. 16, when the prohibition con-
titutional amendment becomes effect
i've. Some officials said this uncertain
ty might be partially removed by en-
forcement legislation if a special ses-
sion Of congress Is called soon, although
reveue bureau officials doubt whether
an adequate force of agents could be
whipped into shape between the pass
age OF such legislation, even it it were
speeded through congress, and July /.
1t now develops that the revenHe bu-
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24
BIDS WANTED

Tho Shelby County Commissioners
will receive bids at their office up TO
noon Tuesday, April 20. for 200 or more
hospital beds; beds 70 be made Of tubu-
lar iron and equipped with link fabric
springs.
For further information apply at Of
flee OF tho Shelby County Commission,
courthouse.
The right Is reserved to reject n
and all bids.
SHELBY COUNTY COMMISSION.
BY u, W. HALE, Secretary.
ApriI ~ 1910
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24

AMERICAN BUILDING, LOAN AND
TONTINE SAVINGS ASSOCIATION,
OF Memphis, Tenn.
Notice Is hereby given that the BIZ
ennial election for directors to serve
tho ensuing two years will be held &C
the office OF the Association, in Mem.
phis, Tennessee, on
THURSDAY. MAY I, 1919,
Hours Of election from 10 o'clock am,
to 4 o'clock pm. Each member present
In person or by proxy will be entitled
to n vote for each Share owned by
him or her. and a full attendance Of
the members Is specially desired.
By order OF the President.
WIN. =, OUTTEN. Secretary.
April IL 1p1o