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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1919-05-15

Don't forget commencement
week. High school play, Stand
ing BY, Tuesday night, May 27 !;
eighth grade commencement,
Wednesday night, May %, and the
high school commencement, Thurs
day night, May 29th.
The W. 0. w. has selected Tues
day, May Goth for another class
imitation with the usual good sup
per. Turn out woodmam.
M. B. COOK, C. G.
w. P. SCOTT, scribe.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-08
Ford Comes Home.

By . o'clock the Ford was in Mem
phis with Its passengers we'll drenched
but happy, The road had boon lost
three times and such points as Little
Rock, San Francisco and st. Louis had
been touched on tho trip.
Through tho still watches OF the night
police combed the n%eighboring towns in
search OF the lost car. But alas, moth
ing was to be found.
The hunt was maintained through Fri
day morning but up to the moment OF
side kicking to press nothing definite
has been heard, II liz feared that they
either may have sunk In the buckshot
or may have caught sight OF a fish, II
they did 1t vas more than they saw
Thursday.
! Pete Gianini made threatening ges.
lures at catching one about 10 n. m
but failed miserably. 1t seems tina
Pete hooked a heavy log and started
pulling with all the power OF hi 1870.
| pound frame. At any ONE he ex.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-08
trio DISAPPEARS
ON FISHING TRIP
-
Fail to Return With Others.
Feared They May Have
Caught Sight Of a Fish.

losT--Thve alleged fishermen,
somewhere In Arkansas. When last
seen they Were evidently In a great
hurry to beet home smother car
II Is noe known whether they ran
out Of gasoline or were floundered
In the heavy mud following a cloud.
burst. Al any rate they have not
to put In an appearance In Mem
phls, Finder will kindly notify the
sporting department OF the News
Selmltar. Fishermen answer to the
names Of John Ross. Louis eurchart
and Pete GlanlnI.
The above advertisement was to b
printed In the News Scimitar this da,
and date but fearing for the safety o
the men and realizing that much NOR
prominence could be given the strang
disappearance Of the trio II was decide,
to display the yarn on the sportinI
page instead,
The story is short and simple.
seems that after a hot days work tw
cars started at a point so miles fror
Memphis at 6 O'Clock, the sun being sti'
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-08
PeLicdns Win In
Thirteenth Round
OUer Travellers

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. S.-Bacon's
bad throw to the plate on Knaupp's
grounder in the thirteenth inning, com
ing on the heels of Deberry's triple,
broke up a pitching battle between
Karr n Lee here Thursday afternoon
and gave New Orleans the first game
over Little Rock, 4 to 3. Lee had hurled
a remarkable game, striking out Is men
and allowing only five clean hits and
only one earned run. Errors by Daubert
ond Fielder were directly responsible for
two Of the runs made by the visitors.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-08

muchly In evidence, Ono OF these r
was q Ford and two OF the occupants
were Coyle Shea and Paul Green, The
tirely and was reputed to be quite a
gas buggy.
The Ford was off first In search Of
gasoline and the other auto was to fol-
low in quest OF the same thing. At
Seyppel, Ark, where the juice was To-
Gated, the Ford stopped for food and
Refreshments but the Green Dragon was
not heard from.
They must have taken another road"
opined Paul Green as ne cranked the
Lizzie.
And at about that same time the first
of three terrific transforms struck the
party headon, But the little old Ford
rambled right along.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-08

pected anything to hop up from a drag
on to a whale.
John Ross sat In a nearby boat and
chuckled.
"Oh, John cried Pete in an excited
tone, 1--WE got some fish now"
III that's n fish he must have legs
from the way he's holding on to the
bottom" retorted Ross. Turn that
log loose
The finny tribe slept peacefully
through the day, being undlsturbed, and
Paul Green did the same thing.
In case readers hear of the return of
the three pilgrims, anxious friends will
appreciate Immediate information.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-08
M. A. A. TENNIS,

Allenberg and A%llenberg meet Bowan
and Ransom Friday at Hodges field,
6:l5 .. m. in the deciding set OF the
conducted by the Memphis Asso lated
Amateurs. Miss Edgington Is the
champion ladies' singles player OF the
association, while the mems singles
championship has been won by S, AL
lenberg. Both have been awarded
tennis racquets by local sporting goods
houses.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-08
Crackers ROmp
On Volunteers
By 4 To 2 Score

ATLANTA, Ca, Aug. ~s.-Ionnard,
pitching for Nashville, had two bad
INNINGS yesterday and the Crackers
piled up four runs, enough to defeat the
visitors, 4 to 2. Thorburn was steady
until the ninth, when a rally by Nash
Vile brought In two runs.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-08

which was donated by the late George
r. Brodnax. 1t Is a very handsome sill
YER cup. won twice by P. H. Gideon and
once by Meacham Stewart. Handicap
play will prevail. There will be prizes
for low net and low gross score qualify
ing round. The participants will be
paired off as they arrive at the club
during the afternoon.
The play for this cup has always cree
ated a great deal of interest on account
of its value and beauty. A large entry
list Is expected. The course is now in
magnificent shape and some good scores
will likely be turned in.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-08
GOLF tourney
At THE COLONIAL
Play for Presidents Cup Will
Be Started Saturday
Afternoon.

Another tournament will start at tn
Colonial Country club Saturday, viz:
the fourth play for the presidents cup
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-08

Tax penalties are much higher than
borrowed money. Don't let thern catch
you. adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-08

Read News Scimitar Wants
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-08

When you figure first cost, wear
and tear, upkeep and breakdoWns,
oil, gasoline, insurance, accidents,
thefts, license and a few other sundry
details of owning and running your
own car you will find that it is far
pleaSanter and more economical to
call a Yellow Cab when you want
auto service.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-23
FORECLOSURE SALES

=, y99RNs-,Mafy = BucsIey ana Asne,
under the last Will and testament O join
-. Buckle. decease,i. and Asaes 2. Buck
- l.s' and .Aary = Buoficy. IS cxecuirices
testament of ch~rles Z Buckley. deccasec
Plaintiffs against James BeyaId speye.,
and Katharine Van Nechten Spe:els de-
fendants
In pursuance Of a icigmen, of fore
closure and saic duly made ana entered II
ne above entitled action. and bearing dat
the 2Oth day of Novemhsr 1919 l. tn.
Undersigned, the rcleree in said 1udglnen-
EsohsngS S ssesroo s 90 u''>a No AaIj.g u ye.s tn
Street. IN the Borough & Manhattan. en-
9I New Yorr, m the I'D day Q. recein.
yer 1919. a. / O'clock noon o.: that da?
py JoSepH + Day, sCc; 'ol.eer the pam
!ses direcisd by said Judgment to be sod
Al that certain lol. ,,.eco OF Parcel o.
land, with tbe buildings aud mp cversents
taefsen i, , ,,e,., eran5sd situag iy.as ane neiug
Eew ioTk. anl ooundeo and described a.
Beg 'an:ns at ] point on IT,. norrherly
side OF Ninety second Street distant ~,
hundred and eighteen feet Westerly fro,.t
The corner formed uy tae .nters-etion 9 =.
sEs s'-!u nor;herly side q Ninety second
street with the westerly side of Par:
siarmeriy Fourth AvenGe, running thence
westerly side of Park formerly Fourth
through i par's wen, ons hundred fes :
ilne Of she ,loCN between Ninety s"co,l..
ana Nlasty-third Streets thence wes.erl,.
along thc said ccntrs ltne of the hio.1 an,
parallel with ,he said n0rthsrly eide + (,
Nlne ty-seccnd street. seventies fee; 81.
and Two tnirds inches. thcEce soutreri,
again psrailei with tie 50 q s,e,tei = sid j.
OF Park (fogmor.y FouriAl Avenue on,
hundred feet clgh' ana one-hait lnchea I,
the said nostnerly siue of Ninety seco;l |
street, AM thence eas;sriy. along the sd 4
norihcrly side o: Nine,v-second stree
seventeen fee sS ana t1qo-thsrcs .,,cte,
to the point or place ot beglaring re said
several distances ana dimensions MOI ,
less
SD-lect to covenants and restrictions . 4,
- buildings ana against nuisenccs con b..
tainea IN deeds recorded in the olic. q
the Register Of t.e Cos -ty 4 Neos York
IL Loer 5s4 q Conseyances. pages $50
o. ConNeyances. psse 3ss
The aooF" dcsciite2 land bong rart o
aHd ls.nk - sectloi. .4ino~r bloclx
runiei 1893 cn thr NAP .l,itlea -Tha
Land Map Of to thorough OF Al-nn.-;an.'
Dated EcW Y.tk. Norcntbrr IS l3I9
E>tjS = ia, 'Fil K cree
PRENTICE AND ToW..s!,.Nle
Attorney for Ilairtiirs
50 Broadway. Manhattan. New York Ci.y
Tne following - q ciaslaAi of IN.
property u b. sold: It's street number is
- East e2d street:
e3d STREET
New-York tribune., 1919-12-23
BROOKLYN Realty Trading

The Realty Trust has sold for the
Aloo Building Company the family
dwelling at PIP Sixty-hfth Street
(Mapleton Parkway. to Juliettc APPEL
baum, who owns the adjoining house.
William p. Jones, in conjunction with
John J. Shea have sold for Charles p
Rover and Elizabeth Walker to Moses
Hassin, the three story dwelling on lot
25X75, on the south side Of Lafa cite
Avenue, twenty-five feet west of Stuy-
vesant Avenue.
The B f. Knowles Company has sold
the three three-story dwellings, at 100,
102 and 104 Clymcr Street, on lot 2Ox
100 each, for the Foster estate.
7. c. Sauter has sold the eight
family apartment at $40 Eighth Ave
nue. for the Prime Construction Com
pany to William lambert.
The packing house occupied hv Ar
mour g. Go. at 1856 and 1873 Fort Greene
Place. has been purchased by John
]. Gilien and James s. Maher for
all cash. 1t is understood that the buy
ers arc to renovate the plant
New-York tribune., 1919-12-23
Torrance Court Among
Bronx Apartment Sales
Investor Buys House i'm Webb
Avenue; Sales in Other
eprtsO,,c

William II. Mehlich and Frank
Houghton have sold for Clarence Cod
dington to an investor 2436 Webb Ave
nue., the Terrace Court apartments, on
plot 50X100, facing the Webb Academy
II. l.. We'll has bought the five story
apartment, with five stores, at 900
Southern Boulevard. through A. G..
Bechman.
Is;dore Montiio~e Levy has bought
from II. Roth the five story apartment
at 7G8 linton Avenue. on plot 37.6x1O0
Max Luria has bought from the c. II
j. b. Realty Company the apartment at
800 Rogers Place. The seller bought
from the Benenson Realty Company
the apartment at 1880 Crotona Park
way.
William Leidman and Louis Hinder
stein 1881 Southern Boulevard
the Benenson Realty Company has
bought the apartment and store, on lot
Z5Nl00, at 1863 Ogden Avenue, and
three four story apartments. on plot
t05Xl00, at 449 20 A57 East lS3d Street
Clement II. Smith was the broker.
Buyers for Dwellings,
s. J. Taylor has sold for the owner
the two family house at 3o15 DeKalb
Avenue
The Meistcr Builders have sold to a
client for occupancy 373 and 375 Ford
Street, two onefamily houses, on lot
25XlO0 each.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-23
Tenant Of Seven Years
Buys Dwelling Occupied
Home Shortage Induces Mrs.
Won Ryn to Take Over House
in West 9th Street

Mrs. Sternback Won Ryn has bought
the threestory and basement dwelling
at 1928 West Eighty Street
which she has occu2ird for the last
seven years. The house was bought
from Harris & Maurice ,Mandcl clbaum, it
being one of three dwellings on that
street owned by the operators. Mrs.
Won Ryn has under lease seven dwell
llngs in that section. Changed condi-
tions in the realty market induced her
TO buy.
Operators Buy -Four Dwellings
Ennis & Sinnott have purchased from
Charles l. Fleming S41-S47 St Mich olas
Avenue, at -hc northwest corner of
l02d Street, four three story and base
ment dwellings,, on plot I6.7X10G.i1.
Ernest t. Bower was the broker.
Sale in Ninety fifth Street
William r. Ware has sold for James
II. Cruikshank to Mary McDermott for
occupancy the threostory and base
ment dwelling at 1872 West Ninety fifth
Street, on lot 20x1O0.8.
96!h Street Home Bought
John Arlosa has sold the three-story
dwelling on lot l6.Sx1008, at 1873 West
NinetysiXth Street to Katie l.. Hilbert
BUYS in King Street
j. Irving Walsh has sold for Anna
Treanor the three-story dwelling at
81 King Street, or lot 2Qyl0o, TO Z
client Tor occupancy.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-23
Flats ON Upper Broadway
Appeal to Realty Buyers
Joseph Slenk Sells the Regent and Bellport HALL: :
Charleston Court and Trinity Studios Are Sold
Again; Philadelphan Invests in Two Houses

Joseph Shenk has sold to Charles
kimmelman through B. Harris and NJ.
Rosenfeld, Regent and Bellport halls,
two six-story elevator apartments, on
plot 200x100, covering the block front
on the east side of Broadway. between
123d and 124th streets; Mr.. s,honk also
sold to Moore Brothers 3 iive-story
walk-up apartment, on plot 7Oxs0, at
$50 West 182d Street, at the northeast
corner Of Audubon Avenue. S. Levine
was the broker
Mr.. Shenk has also sold the six
story elevator apartment, containing
twenty-four apartments, at 521 West
1924 Street. on plot 66x10O; the five
story apartment containing forty
apartments, at 1860 Sheridan Avenue,
on plot 80x100 to a client Of Harris.
Mr.. Shenk has purchased from William
t1shman six-story walk-up apart
ment, containing twenty-four apart
ments and three stores, at 1926 Amster-
dam Avenue, on plot 44x10Q.
Other Broadway Sales
A. Fl. Levy has sold for Edyth Ben
nett. to the Manport Realty Company
II Portman). the siX-story elevator
apartment known as Charleston Court,
at 1906 Broadway, at the northwest t
corner of 163d Street, fronting 100
feet on the avenue and 1875 feet on
the street. Stoddard & Mark, at
torneys, represented the seller.
Mr.. Levy has resold for Michael
Kaufman the five-story Trinity Studios
at the southeast corner Of Broadway
and l53d Street on lot 25xlO0.
Sale in 176th Street
Philip D. Shapiro has sold 502 and
5oA West 176th Street, five story
apartment, on plot 44x1O0.
Syndicate Parts With Corner
The Morgenstern Brothers Syndicate
has sold to a client Of NJ. Nathan
through Stanley Wolfson the two FIVE
New-York tribune., 1919-12-23

story apartments with six stores at
547 to 6b6 West 1S6th Street. at the
northwest corner Of Audubon Avenue.
on plot 175x115.
San Samonc Sold
Charles C. Dempsey has sold for
Joseph Mautner to Louis G. Schlcchter
the San Samonc apartments, seven
stories, covering the block front on
the east side of Amsterdam Avenue
between 141st and I42d streets.
Sale in 10ith Street
George A. Hampton e. Son have sold
for Charles Newman to S. Greenberg
the five story apartment at l45 West
lo4th Street. on plot 25x10O.
Seventh Avenue Flats for Philadelphian
Charles Galewski has resold to
George w. Singer, Of Philadelphia. the
Rochambeau Apartment, six-story ele
vator structure, at 1S58-6O Seventh
Avenue, on plot 50x100; also the Idle
Wild, seven-story elevator apartment,
at 1876 Seventh Avenue, on plot BOX
100. Charles Williams was the broekr.
Riverside Drive Corner Sale
Rabold & Parkus have sold to Charles
Hensle for Alvin Ohlsen, represented
by Kurz & Uren. the Turrets, a seven
story apartment, on plot l12x12G at 1l6
Riverside Drive, at tho south corner
OF Eighty fourth Stree.
Fort Washington Avenue Property Sold
The Axelrad Mortgage Company,
Peter Axelrad, president, has sold for
Mendol Pressberger the Ramapo, a six
story elevator apartment, at 28O Fort
Washington Avenue, southeast corner
of 172d Street, on plot 1o6x122x irregu-
lar. 1t contains six apartments on
floor. 1t has been purchased by Isidor
thinner and Samuel Resnick.
House in 172d Street Sold
James J. Jelot has sold for Dora
Kahn to d. Gutkind 612 and 614 West
172d Street, five story apartment, on
plot 50x100.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-23
Thrce-Inch Land Strip
lnterferes in Bronx Sale
Court Action Taken for Posses
sion of Property Now Owned
by Two Infants

70 enable Francis and Marguerite
Mulhall, infants, Of 2422 University
Avenue, the Bronx, to dispose of tncir
interest in the strip Of land inches
by so feet, Justice John NJ. Tierney,
IN the Bronx County Supreme Court
Yesterday, appointed Samuel +. Reyn-
oids. an attorney, their special guar
dian for the proposed sale.
In the petition submitted to Justice
Iierncy by the two minors and their
father, Moses Mulhal, the strip is
within the property Of Cora Gar
WIN, of S37 Cauldwcll Avenue and hay
ing 70 frontage on any street The
petition states that the strip resulted
from surplus in laying out tho vii
lage Of Grove Hill Of the town Of
West Farms in 1858, and that at the
present time it has no value unless
taken In conjunction with the sur
rounding property. The land is now
a part Of the street system laid out
by the city. since the acquisition of
corporation in the Borough o. the
Bronx.
The reason for the sale at this time,
as stated in the petition, is that the
property Of Cora Garvin is about to
be sold and its sale is being held up
because OF the presence Of the three
lnch strip under different ownership.
Unless the sale is consummatod the pc
tition sets forth that the owner Of the
other land will apply to the court for
a partition Of the interests of the in.
fants, in which event it IS feared that
they would receive nothing for their
property and might even be required 70
pay the costs Of the action in parti-
ton. As at present situated, the strip
owned by the Mulhall infants is of no
valUc, according to the petition.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-23
Buyer to alter Church
Into a Private Home

All kinds Of small and large build
ings have been converted into homes
SINCE the great shortage has been
1eit. In suburban places it is com
mon now TO see small buildings for
merry used for business altered for
resiaential purposes. From Scars
Gaie comes the report that Mrs. N.
.. lhurber has bought the small
Dutch Reformed Church on Lee
Avenue and will remodel it into 4
private dwelling.
!, Inc purchase was transacted
ssnrough Angel & Co. through whom
mrs. Ihurber has also bought two
Iots adjoining the church for an
attractive lawn about her new home.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-23
Continental Athletic Club
BUYS Adjoining Prouert.

Tie Continental Athletic Club, which
recently acquired the south corner Of
Central Park West and Sixty second
Street, 1cox1oO, for it's clubhouse has
purchased the adjoining seven-story
flats at 1916 Central Park West cor
ner of Sixty-frst Street, l00xlOO.
thereby completing it's ownership to
the front between SiXty-tirst and Sixty
second Streets. T. r. Wood & Co.
were the brokers in the two sales. A
fifteen-story club structure is planned
for the site, which will involve total
outlay Of approximately S2.500OO0.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-23
More Downtown Bldgs.
Figure in the Trading
Investor Takes Over Structure
in Cedar Street; Another
in Stone Street

Pease & Elliman have sold for A. w.
Meyer and f. Havemayer. represented d
by Holland, Leventritt, Cook, Nathan
u Lehman. attorneys, the property
1876 and 1877 Cedar Street to John J.
White. This site is improved With q
three-story building, on plot 5Sx36.
Cafe in Stone Street Sold
William 4. White & Sons have sold
for Mrs. Mary L. Davidson to an in
vesting client Il Stone Street four
story building, on plot 32x54. This
building was formerly occupied by the
cafe OF D4Vidson's restaurant.
Buyer for William Street Loft
c. ". Dunn, of the office of /. B.
Wakeman, has sold for a Mr.. Taylor
the sevenstory store and loft building
at 257 and 259 William Street, on plot
30x65. near New Chambers Street
The property is to be extensively al
tered by the new owner.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-23
Assignments OF Mortgages
Manhattan

i+TH ST, 2ie f; secures note for s7,217os:
Henry Schneising ct a! to David T
Aolmes, 81 Lafayette av Bklyn. atty,
FORT WASHINGTON Av, W G i7sth
ST. j Frsderic kernochan and ano, as
con comm na,,s sststo @t Of Marie ,s1 Marshall to
s5TH sT. 1924 W: Leo q Ostro to Ger Ger
trude Moss. 100 w soth st; atty. Wal
FORT WASHINGTON AV, 1851; iToth
West Land Corp and parties second part
here herswith as trustees in dissolution Of
EHerct Eaa e0mpapy gasaby = to .eth Hand0lph and
and N Berwin. 215 W Ssth st. -
HoTsToN 81. 2os-lo =. Nv A. W e
lean Trust Co, i35 Bway; assignments.
MOTT ST. 1920: Celia Kirsn and ano.
excs. to Jacob. Gordon, 1886 7th av. or
18TH ST, g. $50 W 7th av; Baroness
Emily De La Grange emily soane).
atty, Peter r Sherry. IS sth av. i''n 80 so ,
7TH AV. C l4th st: VIM NJ Barrett,
as president Adams Express Co. to Nor
atty. NJ Kaufman. 2s9 Bway.
MADISON ST. 100; Louis G Hanersley to
Geo e chisolm. at Morristown. n J.,
and ano. trustees; attys, Stewart a.
Shearcr. +6 Wall st.......... ST
1S2D ST =, AHA G Crotona av. Y.
y Title < MIG Co to American Trust
60. l@5 Bway; atty, Title & Mtg
ROGERS Pt, az: hy Schneider eAr' to
Chas II Wilohens. l6s Garfield p Bkiyn:
attys. salter & S. 14o Nassau st -.. 5, 900
AQUEDUCT AN, ) { c 16lsl st X
Geo y briggs 10 Philip Spech,, %;
Court ST, Bklyn; attyu. salter & $, 40
VYSE AV. Q $ 330 174th st, 75xl0o, n
Trust Co 70, City Mtg Co, Is Wall st :
atty. N Title d Htg Co. 135 Bwaysi
SAME property: City Mtg Co 10 Kate
Duryea. 4s Remsen st, Bklyn. atty
same .ss5. 600
F., RealtsACo. rs Broad nj; attys. Kurgnaan
~ 4 F, is5 Bread ct. .::s....:
to Mc.ianus s'c const e. " sss issth .Hh &: Ic
New-York tribune., 1919-12-23
William and 5oI,n Streets
Corner Leased for Sl.25D.OO

Charles F. Noyes Company has leased
for the Zabriskie family to the Broad
way-J ohm Street Corporation, Elias A
Cohen president, for forty-two years,
at an aggregate rental OF about Sl.250,-
oo0. 40 William Street ct the south
east corner OF John Street, q plot Of
1000 square feet. improved with q five
story mercantile building.
Mr.. Cohen recently purchased 13S
William Street, the adjoining property.
and has also just secured twenty
oneyear lease Of 1876 William Street.
The three parcels give him pottage
Of GEO square feet al this poins, with
frontages OF 50 feet en- William Street
and loo feet OF .Lohn Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-23
Recorded Mortgages
Downtown

FULTON ST. loe. ; .. sa.9 Dutch st e5x
sll; Fulton 81, ioi. g 24SxS0 lyaI <
.97. lease hold Dec J. kath IL .vatrers
10 JOS Green nwood. 210 Riverside
Drive, instals, . per cent. mtg $50 900 i;
attvs. Nasten d n, 49 Wall st..Sl7 800
BOWERY. Ill. s. 21xl0S.10; from Dec
~. Tillie Cohen to Max Mandel, SIT
prior mtg $4,000; atty, J / Bernlan,
346 Bway .......-.... So. 500
ELIZABETH ST, 8. 9, 25x946; Nov
%: Louis Gottesmau ct al. to Michael
Fisher. 141 p Sd at. tnstais, per cent;
prior mtg $4,000. atty. Louis Rosen-
berg, i1S Nassau st.... $4,000
New-York tribune., 1919-12-23
Gets Profit From Resale Of
Property Bought at Aucs;o,

The Lewis H May Company has re-
sold for Samuel Levine, Of the C.. e. +.
Lunch Company, the Josephy rroperty,
At 1881 Brookhaven Avenue, Wave
Crest, Far Rockaway, Long Island con-
sisting Of a colonial dwelling, on an
acre of ground, to c. G. Ludvigh. This
PROPERTY was purchased at recent auc.
ton OF Joseph 7. Day.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-23
Broadway Beer Garden
Property To BE Imnroyed

The northwest corner of Ninety-sev-
enth Street and Broadway has been
leased by the Stillgebauor estate for
twenty-one years to the C. & L. Lunch
Company (Chnta <: Levine) For years
1t has been popular as the Budweiser
Gardens. The lessees have prepared
plans for the Improvement Of the prop.
erty. Miilard Veit was the broker.