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Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-04-02
GREATER GLORY"

happy as | know how to be-, while
doing it. And I'm not yalivanting
around looking for happinesS through
dollars or marrying rich men or fear.
full Of losing my good looks and all
such nonsense. Pm not looking for
happiness because Pvc got it, Mabel
I've got a happiness. ROY. that not
ing IL lie can take AVA. rpybr
haven't seen Europe sevcl times;
probably III never see Europe or any
other place but Furi., Vermont. i:ll
Eve seen other thing, that you've
never seen and i"n'l given ynu To SEQ,
Mabel, and it, apIcniy. !'o' &
waste any pity on me, Mabel. ri:s
yourself. You're u lo""iy wo',:.' =.
you're the lonely nnr, Lt, "" l..
can read i, IN yo.;r 'arc. n. bel.
And may the kind i,.tE@i h;;,'c prcy
on you. You need it, NJ 30! t. ..r+
You need it hut you Con, Ir,'. il.
"This is all o:c get, t",' ..i..' ,
be neighborly ;n'I t,Ip.;:! /, cid
time sake" Mabel r,u,i.,' v;.l u
ly, "Well, as we Lutl .t,A IT, be
satisfied with ou. lot, h:.r,' ,iiHht
as well call my Wit 4, a. 'i:i and
go"
She arose Stif'Iy avn ne id go,
But as She ro!lcd beck - town She
knew deep in her he;'. hat Mary
Wood had spoken Tie tluit.
"My Gawd! Inc crir.! suddenly ".'i
miserably ard nivr all De Robin. u.
millions Pm coming into next yea!
just to have the peace
that's on Mary Purse, facc.'
And she meant what nc said
though there was no one to hear.
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-04-02

Gam ana we had still more music.
The concert only lasted an hour.
But toward the close Of that hour,
Mibb sang two songs that demon
strated only too plainly that it was
not alone her voice which had
brought her fame, but the discretion
employed in her selections. For they
had been chosen to answer the age
old yearning in the hearts Of tired
men and women, patrlcian or no, TOR
the scenes and faces and heart-hopcs
of days that have gone with the long
ago and to which human folks
wherever life finds them-turn
back with mute longing-days of
father and mother and childhood
when the tinscl of all the universe
was gold of the finest quality
and life was not a cruel
nightmare but a rare and beautiful
thing filled with hope and promise
and song. She sang "Silver Threads
Among the Gold" and for an encore
followed it with that beautiful simple
old ballad, "Homc, Sweet Home"
"Darling l am growing old; silver
threads mong the gold
Shine amid my hair today, life is
fading fast away.
But my darling you will be ever
young and fair to me.
Yes my darling, you will be ever
young and fair to mcw
Cold passionless type cannot bring
the words of that fine old song in
fitting melancholy onto the printed
page as Mibb's rich contralto rose
and fell in the sobs of that oulogy.
A vast hush fell over that audience.
Even Il dreamy daze came over the
features of the strinG-bean at the
piano, as Mibb sang it and his fingers
followed her on the keys. Sans chin
sank lower and lower into his chest.
There was no coughing, no ruStling
Of programs. Mibb cast a spell over
that throng and even the most soph-
for the moment could not
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-04-02
CHAPTER ONE.

In Which We Consider the Changes
Time Has Wrought in the Last
Twenty Years AMI for the Last
Time, Praise God, See Mary Purse
Bearing Nobly the Last Great Dis
appointment of Her Life.
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-04-02


evening went on that sympathy fol
her increased increased in lust that
proportion that Mibb was braut itu
+ where Mary Wa shabby and sholdy
/ from where our usher had seated us
{ Distance may have lent cuch3ntmem'
or it may have been MiIb's war-p;liit
in her battle with HE. Perhaps il
Was her purple and fine liner. Any
way, when ahr finally came onto the
platform San Il: my side emitted Il
low whistle
sch for Uncle Joe Fodder" the
cditor dcclafcd. 81 wonder what re
mark he Huuld make to look upon
Nib Henderson now?'
'lihb had grown StoutCr. She al
u had mcllowcd at least in her fl
,.urr. In her black, low-thrnatcd
own, high coll'uer and diamond be-
-panglrd fingers, the "nine-o clock
>ifl" Of our little town was not thc
i"o c'clocl girl at all, but Il gorgeous
e.'e;tturc outmatchiug Solomon in all
his glory providing that Solomon ever
arrayed himself in black low-throatcd
Gowns, high coll'ucrs and slipped clus-
/ tctS Of fire gems with reckless aban-
don on his fingers.
Shes took to painting and pow
dcring,' remarked Alice Hod in Il
hoaiHjc whisper, ''and her hair is dyed
Dl' I'm II cArlCt!'
"Wcll, she's no amateur at it, re-
ni.iskod her husband enthusiastically.
"Ihc days when she used to keep Il
little square of mirror in her P-casc
and primp herself between locals
have certainly turned to her advan-
t.!gc.' He said it in an cXtra-loud
voice for the great audience was APP
plaudng enthusiast ically and MIDI
was bowling and acknowledging their
tribute lust Il wee bit indiifercntlY.
Something of her old contempt for
her talent remained in her carriage
in public. A tall lean lank young
man whom Sam declared rescmbled a
string-bean in a dress suit, hurried
a. -""e carrying an immense
" kerchicf, sun the pinno-
ou2h in hurry to have
and it was something
named of to do in
.atcd himself and tink-
bars Of piano music. And
cd rather languidly at the
the babygrand piano with
cover, began to sing.
f. that old song, "Stars of
cr Night"
lber where we folks heard
last?' Sam demanded.
party up in Gold-piccc
turned Alice. Crank play
lis violin!" Then she dent
# her husbands ribs with
". "But you keep quiet"
nishcd. ave want to hear
cr'
Il at Mary Purse. Her head
lily on one side. Her work
hands were relaxed in her
eyes were fixed on Mibb
When Alice Hold leaned
criticized something in
toilet, she merely nodded
nd in that moment | was
1t we had attended this en-
mt and brought Mary. For
latcl'ialstic philosophy may
faulty as an abstract prob
metaphysics, but it had
or success while Mary's had
cr seemingly but work and
4 red hands and calc-lin-
nd raiment that was only
c and shoddy.
cnce applaudcd when Nib
Il, as audiences had a hab-
out of the ages eternal
pplausc was for the social
It of the moment and their
whole was passing fair.
miled-rather cOntcmptu- !
magined-and the string
lress suit wiped his hands
t howcry handkerchief
mother And Mibb sang
t the song is irnfnat-
e and was applaudcd a.
o string bean came in for
h IF it and then both had
Sc nd Mibb swishcd off the
ri back onto it again and
co tn the string bean and
tn IN nodded and began a.
pa,n ana we had still more music.
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CHAPTER XVI

AS the Mills of the Gods Grind Slow
ly There Comes Sudden Ominous
Bump in the Machinery and Those
Who Are Listening Feel That
Something Has Gone Wrong Some
Where or a Substance Gone Be-
tween the Stones that Has Been
Annihilated Mercilessly.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

18th 81, 81 w-Jewi.h Theological Semi
nary Of America to Empire Trust Co. 100
Bway; atty. Warren Leslie. 2 Rector
lsoTH ST, sas-ii W: Riverside Drive. ga
C abe ~ Eng and ano to MaisT Beatty
u. Ito Bway: ! s.sns each .......... 81
18th ST. 1915 W; 9TH av. e4so-Nor-
man r u Corpn to Malex Realty Corpn;
atty. Sam Wacht. Jr. 10 Bway assns
HAVEN Az. soo.i ana si2-G:: ii2th st.
u.s. , S 's IT. ss s.so total Rvs, ;s. , psxs
,.Mslex Realty corpn to saml wacht;
COOPER R Fl. 4. 800 E Academy :t-f frGe
Quar- a Trust CO to Edw Madison. 2ol
W 18th st; atty. Title Quar- a CO. I7s
AvENEE c. so.Frediericc' de Foster f', and
ano. exrs. TO Emigrsnt 1ndust say Bank;
attys, r e o'Gorman. 81 Chambers
s7TH ST. 81 w.Lena SILK to = Title tie
a Mtg Co 1875 Bway .............sl2.OO 900
PINEHURsT Av. 7s--B Realty Co to
hath ST. ole.sls w-Kenneth 7 II In.
derwood individ and as exr OF Ada II
Underwood, TO Title Guar 4 Trust GO;
10Th ST. w-Jo. AuerGach TO c soHlgD"
bia Trust CO. 90 Bway; attys,. Davies;
WEST END Az. a2s-o3l. mtg ,s5, 600
Central Saw Bank to Union Dime Saw
Bank, Ioi 9th av; attys. Butcher, o 4
soTH ST. noI s2e 5a az E: i2oth st. Is W.
south Wave Crest av. Arverre B OF Q.
mtg $50, ooO-Frank Horne to Mer-
chants RefriEeratinE Co. 1e1 Chambers
st; atty. T g T Co. 176 Bway ......N
Bronx.
FAILE ST. 1054-Abel King and ano to
Annie Fem. 1870 Lyman pl: atty, II
JACKSON Az. e $, 100 ls7,h st-Amer-
lean Mtg Co to Albert W Pross at
Hartsdale, n Y, and ano. trus; attys
Middlebrook a p, 4s Cedar st........Sl
l6aTH ST 256 E-Lorenz Becker to Caro-
line Becker. 76s6 Sd av; atty, Caroline
Becker. 26ss I'D av ............,...,sl
MASIDA ST. s22-Jessie d BOVINE to
franklin Society for Home Bldg &
Savings as Park Row; atty, Title Guar
T Co. l7s Bway $1,000
PROSPECT AV, 1Sl7-Aary q. Ridder.
widow, to Arthur s Baiz. 81 Riverside
Drive: atty. W T Sewhouse, 81 Liberty
El . . :. . . . . . . !. !. VI
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OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

FREMONT AvENUE-Eugene J. Bushe,
cold for the United Real Estate and
Trust Company the vacant plot or
the northwest corner Of fremont and
Walton avenues, 1o0xlO5, to a builder
who will improve the plot
EAST 18TH STREET - Eugene j
Busher sold for DR. w. A. Goodal
800 and ali East 15sth street. a resi-.
denee and garage. 51x105, to a ellen,
OF Christopher Stelnkamp.
HOME STREET-Steinman & Steinmar
sold for Henry Miller 1851 and 1858
Home street. a Ave story apartment,
house. 5ox100.
WEBSTER AVENUE - The Benensor
Realty Company sold to Joseph Rubin
client of B. Harris, 1881 and 1886
Webster avenue. two six story apart.
ment houses, 50xl00.
DAVIDSON ENUE-Frederick Brown
resold TO Henry Hairs 2477 Davidson
avenue, two story residence. 25xlo0
George E. and Charles Buckbee
brokers.
EAST 1SSTH STREET - Frederick
Brown sold to James NJ. Roche sos
East lssth street, a five story fiat, 3s
xs4. p. J. Brennan was the broker.
HEATH AVENUE-Cahn & Pittman
bought from Isabel Camp 270l Heatl,
avenue. two story dwelling, S5x100
McLernon Bros. were the brokers.
WHITLOCK AVENUE-Leitner Brener
a Starr sold for NJ L. a C. Ernst
TO Wolf Davis 851 Whitlock avenue
three family house, 25x100.
WALLACE AvENUE-William Peters
a Co. sold for Nancy J. Kennard to
Johanns Birnhaupi 1871 Wallace ave-
nue..
COSTER STREET-Alexander Selkln
and Carl JANE sold for Harry Gilman
62s Coster street. n two story dwell
ing, 20xlo0, to B. Collos for occu-
pancy.
ANTHONY AVENUE Steinman 4
Steinman sold for the Stebbins Realty
and Construction Company, J. Melino
president. 1912 Anthony avenue, a fve
story new law apartment house, 50x
100 to an investor,
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!s:; nav f if sss s's. os'il:
g sto Realty &c, 700 W i!s,h Ct, mtg ,25;-
in AZ .ies.s.i.sai o. Fern IL Baild:
Ing corpn to Barclay Holding ccrpn. ai7
BrSs s...r Tas S sSsssSs May i' si'y;
corpn to jacob 8 aehinan. loss Frank
g y B %t. iaGsG MAY IL; 800
y. Mckee; ref 70 Doroth.s Dohrmsnn,
fsro 4 4, ii1 Broadwsy. d, 900
ieoI n ,os 2 eox 7s.a1 " SOC 100 to
81, kins.bridss "a. iOcIii..;riocs
7' P., ST a ass ymHy W w. Singh, to nem MI
May 49, atty. Y 4 NJ Co, isS
Ash SS map !. i f.
ISL bergen Az. May ~; atty. a
'sIso 9c. l AY l |. s.sl ana HSl eaS.n
rs sss.ssrs, Az Is S,n.Sn .v az
heimer to Barclay Holding Corp, AT
Bwsy, mtg 10000. May 20; atty. 7
s.wTT Go is Bwsy..;...;;:;;...,sloo
70 Bedford Holding CO. iao Bwsy. mtg
osHSD niy sf AND D'' eSo is%s nG J.
yelling to Frances II Bond. eos W
18th ct, mtg 10000. May II: atty,
Co. i7e Bwsy. ........:.n
SAME PROPERTY-Frances II Bond to
Louis Smith. Jr, $50 W 1891 st, mtg
$4,000. May Al: atty. T @ q + Co.
176 Bway. 81
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sss1.aso ron FINCK REALTY.

sale OF the realty holdings Of the late
august Fnok. conducted by Joseph p.
Day In the vesey street saiesroorn yss-
utday. brought total Of Sa77,250. The
sale was we'll attended by both profess
sional operators and investors and the
bidding was spirited. The professional
operators. however, were unsucce ssf,,l
IN their attempts to secure any Of the
properties Of the wealthy brewer. Two
OF he parcels. both at Bayside, L. l.,
one at the northwest corner of Lamar
tine avenue and Fourth street, lOoxl0o.
ana lot on Third street near Lama r.
tine avenue, which were to have been
offered wene sold at private sale in
stead. The auction was ordered by the
supreme Court as a result Of a parti-
ton action. Complete results were:
HrH ST, sl5 W. Q. zoe W Str av. iBx
~; s s:y for : sS fScs az: .SJ X M0Or'
LENoX Az, 4sS. W cor is3d, s5xioo,
s.sty INT a strs; TO Aoram Friedman
Tor tsS.Soo: also
str:; 10 Amssis '1 f,nef 'G Tor ~ ~. SO g;
9TH Av .a cor seth. a..sx7sxIss.
,n.si s-sty TIT q strs; to Philip Lieber-
'rH Az. sSs, n. v cor ssth. a2.sxso. t-sty
M strs: Amelia Finck ast Theo Finck
81 e.; E.seistyn a y. sttys; partition
ST. a. SIS S1Eel:' :ot 81 sss'so "a .v Is,
ssil. 5-sty int Deed Realty CO art ] r
sss.liy ct al; Dawson 4 y, sttys; due.
pi.intir Tor t1 1850 etc. ''os'sS; to the
RcSKwooD 81. is:ao. g s. .o..s . walton
q. q, Edw BarIeyeorn ast Jas wooiey ct
m.Ss etc. $40; to john J. Farrsily for
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FRONT, ST. BUILDINGS SOLD.

me Charles +. Noyes Company has
nesold for the John Curtin Corporatj on
70 Rojas Randall & Co, Inc. a prominen,
importing and exporting house witt,
Inees IN New York, Boston and other
sltes' IS and IS Front street, two
Ns story buildings recently purchased
ny MI Curtin through the Noyes COM
pAny ana covering u plot 40xSl.
n ne sale was made subject to the John
Nurun Corporation retaining a lease on
me entire building at 46, and the balance
y, tne property will be occupied by the
purchssers after extensive improve.
nsnts have been made. This Is the third
e OF this property during the last
Ehteen months. Ienry G. Gennert was
e attorney for Mr.. Curtin, and Gren-
me .+ Ozark Of Root, Clark, Buckner &
H0"iand represented the purchasers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-23
BUSINESS LEASES.

Pease & Gilman leased to D. A.
Schultz OF the Schultz Realty Company
2l8-220 West Thirty-fourth street, for
Mrs. Clara r. Pardee and for Mrs lisa
bella Wilson also offices In az West
Thlrty-ninth street to Miss Harriet v.
Wishnleff OF Columbia University and
to the Spanish Naval Commission, rep
resenting the Spanish Government.
Pepe & Bro. leased to Paul Grove and
Louis Ambrose the new garage which
has Just been completed at II West
Third street, 25x90.
Louis Schrag leased for the Quincy
Elevator Company the store at the
northeast corner of TweAty-ffth street
and Eighth avenue to Buchwaltcr &
Kahnnsky
Samuel H. Martin leased the stores at
las, Columbus avenue to Leon Cohen
and T. J. Praitano
Albert b. Ashforth, Inc, leased space
in the Acker. Merrall a Condit Building.
southwest corner OF Fifth avenue and
Thirty-hfth street. to Mrs. Mary II.
Boyer. Mrs. Jean Taylor. Miss Kath-
crime Maurice. the Bensel Calladay Com
pany, Inc, Emerson International Inc,
Herman Hirsch and Sigmund Meltzer,
the Kaufman Blouse Shop. Stage Wom-
ems War Relief. NJ. s. Winning and Mrs.
w T. s. Kahn: in 230 Broadway TO
Michael b. Atheness and Conrad J.
Kluyskens, and in the Frances Building.
southeast corner of Fifth avenue and
Flfty-third street. to John D. Gardner
and Edwin y. Netgler.
carstein & Linnekin, Inc. leased SPACE
in 2l5 Fourth avenue TO Bore Borden
Louis Alexander. the Providence Wor-
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BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

To aid Mrs. Johanna Tjaden. widow
OF Gerhardt Tjaden, to secure a clear
title TO adjoining property she owns,
the Reformed Protestan: Dutch Church
of New Utrecht, sold to her a plot. 5Ox
so, at Eightieth street and Washington
avenue for 800. The deal was made fol-
lowing the application OF the trustees
for permission to SELL which Justice
Benedict OF the Brooklyn Supreme Court
granted to-day.
L. Salzberg sold the Borough Park
clubhouse property for the p. F. B.,
Realty Company to the d. A. o. Realty
Company. 1t comprises a plot 2o0xl40
taking In the entire front block on Thlr-
teenth avenue from Fiftieth street -
Fifty-frst street.
The Realty Trust sold for the Alec
Building Company. fourteen one family
dwellings. built in pairs in the Phlla-
delphia style. on the south side of Sixty
fourth street, between Twentieth and
Twenty -first avenues. to Edwin NJ. La
Roche.
Burling & Swan sold 20 to "a Cheeyer
place, two three family dwellings. 10 a
client for investment: also s4s Greene
avenue, a brick dwelling, to q client for
occupancy
Walter g. Ross and G. c. Gretsinger
sold for the Land Estates the plot. 200
xl00. on the south side of Elghtleth
street. 100 feet east OF Seventh avenue.
10 prominent builder.
Buckley and Horton Company sold 14e
Schenectady avenue, two rtory dwell
ing. 20Nl00. for a client TO Bernard and
Della Waters for occupancy
Clinton Trading Corporation sold to
Grazietta NJ. Marchese the one family
dwelling at s74 Fifteenth avenue, cox
SOS. Frank Bambara was the broker.
Henry Pierson & Co, Inc. sold 1877
Prospect place, a three story house, COX
1871 to Kathleen Reynolds for occu-
psncy also Ss5 Sterling place, a three
story dwelling. 20xl81. for Matilda c.
Witte to a client for occupancy.
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RESIDENTIAL LEASES,

Douglas L. Gilman & Co., Inc.
leased 52 East sixty-tourth street, a
Ave story. dwelling. 20x10o. TO Oscar
Cooper. president of the New York
County National Bank also apartments
at $40 Park avenue to Mrs Humphreys
at 15s East Seventy-ninth street TO
Reginald L. Hutchinson; at 1872 East
East Seventy-sixth street to Richard L.
DAVIDSON at IFS West Fifty -eighth
street 10 Mrs. T. II. Leckie: at Dol
Lexington avenue TO Gordon Abbott.
and at 414 Madison avenue TO Oswald
Jimenis.
Pease & Gilman leased two more
apartments in the house under construc-
ton at 1i5 East Eighty second street
to Edward Burns, Jr., and to Mrs. W.
II. Hixon
The Houghton Company leased with
J. b. English, the four story dwelling
at 64s West 113th street to Robert
Zehnder.
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REAL ESTATE JoTTINGs.

c. A. Wimpfheimer of A. Wimpf-
heimer & Bro. Inc. is the buyer of the
residence Of Mrs. S. Reading Bertron
at 935 Fifth avenue. adjoining the home
OF Edwin Gould, the sale of which by
William B, May & Co. was announced
Monday.
william A. White & Sons were APP
pointed exclusive agents for the sale
and renting OF the property at 205-2l3
by the Trow City Directory Company
and now owned by Cornell University.
shampan & shampan, architects.
fled plans for two high class apart
ment houses. 20 be erected on a plot
i40xi3s. on the south side OF President
street. $50 feet east OF Rogers avenue.
BrvokIyn. for the Kings County Land
Company. as owners The improvement
will cost s200>A
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Trust Co of " As Wall at, May %.
lsl2: attys, Stewart shearer. as Wall
FORT wAsHiNaTioN Av, W cor fist
st xsp.sxsix1os.1o-Egan g. Hallecy
Constr Co to Mary Lee Cole, June s.
1910; attys. Davis Kaufman. 81
WATER ct. 412-iis; Cherry ct, iaS--J
Pitman Company to Leopold sohepp, 80
eith ct. April 80. 1p13; atty, w d Far
rlnston 100 Maiden lane. ......t1b,Ooo
9TH ST. 317-l9 E-Mayer and Lena singer
TO Sadie Grumet. Ills Az d. Feb 8,
lslt attys. Blau. zalkin & Co. III
issD sr.. 8. iio Bway. 7;7..s4sss.'iiiiw
Mlddle-Town Realty Co to Abel King,
ls u eSth st. and Isaac Schorsch. IS
" s7th 81. Nov II. 1909; atty. Fred
1ssD ST. a 2s7.s e Bway. 77.exSs.ii---
Same to same. Nov 12. 1909; atty.
1ssTH ST, g. 1873 W Amsterdam av.
runs bS.7x W l6.6x bSsxles--Mary
r MuiliEan to Hy woiryche- whItmore.
trustee, June 2. 1896: atty. T
PITT ST. Abraham Kats to Thos Davis.
Jan 30, 1915: atty. " T " Co.
. t,VU
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Hall stations at $50 p. N. daily.
Hawaii and specially addressed mail for
Japan. Corea and China (via San Francisco,
MAY 20. IS. Nippon Maru.
Japan. Corea, China, Siam. Cochin Chins,
Netherlands, East Indies and Philippine ISL
Ands (v1a Vancouver and Victoria, Il. CO.,
May "a, IS. Empress OF Japan.
Japan. Corea. China, Siam. Cochin China
and Netherlands East Indies tvia Scatter,
May %. S. Chicago Maru.
Philippine Islands and Cochin China CHA
seattle), May 26, SIS. Colusa.
Hawaii and specially addressed mail for
Japan. Corcn and China (via San Francisco),
May 20, SIS. Ecuador.
Tahiti. Marquesas. Cook Islands. New Zea-
land and Australia (via San Francisco), May
e. SIS. Paloona
Guam. via San Francisco. May 81. U. S.
Transport.
Hawaii. Samoan Islands. Australia and
New Zealand Una San Francisco, June s, ss.
Ventura.
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BANKERS TRUST co.
PLANS NEW BRANCH
Will Build on site of the Old
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Residence.
DRIVE APARTMENT SOLD
Hague Dwellings Purchased
by Mandclbaums; Bidding at
Finck Sale Brisk.

Recognition OF Fifty-seventh street's
growing Importance as a banking and
commercial district 10 contained IN the
announcement made yesterday by the
bankers Trust Company OF its inten-
ton OF establishing an uptown branch
At the northwest corner 81 Madison
avenue. On the site OF the old Corne-
lius Vanderbilt residence at 90 East
Fifty-ssventh street and the adjoining
house at 20 East Fifty-seventh street,
formerly tho homo Of Edgar F. Mara,
ton. the trust company will erect a thor
oughly modern bank building TO accom-
rnodate It's expanding business. II will
be the trust compony's second uptown
branch. the first having been estab-
iished about three years ago when the
company absorbed the Astor Trust
Company and took over the latter's
headquarters In the Astor Trust Build
ing, at Fifth avenue and Forty-sec-
end street
Tho Bankers Trust Company ah.
ou.red the corner properties from the
Union Trust Company, which had pur-
chased them about eight years ago for
the purpose OF erecting a branch es-
;sbilshment Of IS own there. The re.
sale was closed on Wednesday. hut
the name OF tho new owner was not
dlvulsed At the time. Albert b. Ash
berth conducted the negotiations for the
Union Trust Company. The combined
properties form plot sexloo, Dias-
onally opposite the site II q branch OF
the Pacific Bank. while only three blocks
away, At tho northwest corner of Mad.
ison avenue ana sixtisth street, 10 the
banking structure completed by the
Guaranty Trust Company only 4 few
years ago. :
In Its new branch tho bankers Trust
Company will conduit a general bank
ing business. but will probably special
'se IN the accommodation OF Individual
depositors.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-23
OPERATORS pUY ON DRIVE.

Harris and Maurice Mandelbaurn, who
purchased recently with Fisher and Irv-
ING Levine the ta.o9o.ooo Chatsworth
apartment. announced YESTERDAY the
purchase from the Sussex HOLDING Com
pAny Of the Hague Dwellings, at SAT
Riverside Drive. seven story elevator
apartment house on n plot looxlo0, 2e0
feet south OF i37th street The house,
which Il arranged for four families on
four was erected about ten Years ago
ana returns gross yearly rental of
about $4,000. It was sold by the Du-
toss Company. subject to q mortgage
Of $4,000. for four years at AZ per
cent. and was held at s2s5, 900 George
Alleson. attorney. represented the
sellar.