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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-06

Mr. and Mrs. Claud Sigmon return
ed last night from Oklahoma City
where they have visited friends.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-06

Pete Mason at tho Koay today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-06

buy liberty bonds, all issues
John Hankins, phone 447. 3-3t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-06

BERNARD Baird is spending the
week end in Oklahoma City He and
Mrs. Baird expect TO return to Chick
asha Monday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-06
win Pay for Itself.

It is not difficult or expensive to
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-06

Special for this week; satin and
serge dresses $215O Walk up stairs
save So. Nesbtt Style Shop. 2-6t.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-06

Winter vii; soon be here Few
nice, warm rooms for rent at Bon
Air, End and Kansas; steam heat
and bath. Mrs. N. u. Peters, Prop.
3Gt
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-06

We make correct glasses. isxamina-
tion free. Minnett Optical Co, sos
First National Bank Bldg. SGT
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-06

: J fIallum spent yesterday il
Olilahoina CITY on nrmisiness
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-06

Ben Vaughan and family, near
Alex, have returned from an auto
trip to New Mexico
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-06

Rough Riding Gallagher, Kozy tod;
New-York tribune., 1919-03-28

GIRLS FOR LIGHT FACTORY WORK. .p.
sTRkIr 40 MUTT STREET. CORNER CRASn
New-York tribune., 1919-03-28
Swamp Business Space
Doubles in Value
Building at Ferry and Jacob
Streets Is Leased by
Leather Concern

The Charles F. Noyes Company an
nounces another lease showing the
large increase in downtown rentals.
The increase is 100 per cent, and COW
ers a property right in the heart of
the swamp section. For the Euler &
Robeson Company the Noyes Company
leased to Armour & Co. 25 Ferry Street
and and 2la Jacob Street, two six
story connecting buildings. The build
lngs will be used by the Armour Lcath-
or Works, a subsidiary of Armour E.
Co. The buildings contain 10000 square
feet The lease, which is a net lease to
the owner, was at an aggregate rental.
including taxes, of approximately $50,
900.
Spear & Co. have rented for the M. E.
&. ". Corporation the building at 58s-
o90 Ninth Avenue to Jacob Lain, deal
cr in furniture.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-28
Brooklyn Sales Show
Big Demand for Houses
Ready Buyers for Dwellings i'll
All Sections of the
Borough

Allen, Allen & Allen have made the
following sales: 2997 Marion Avenue,
two and one-half- story dwelling for
Elizabeth Cochrane to Mrs. Mary
Waugh; 2755 Decatur Avenue, a two
story dwelling for Charles Berrian to
Joseph Giangrade; 2774 Bainbridge
Avenue, two and one-half-story dwell
ing for J. Arthur Sedman to Mrs.
Elizabeth Higgins; 1888 Perry Avenue,
hrec-story brick dwelling for Henry
Agate to A. H. Bornstedt; 1896 Perry
Avenue, 25x10O, two-family frame, for
Emil Winter to Charles Douglass, and
on Hull Avenue, south side, 100 feet west
of 2O5th Street, 50x100 vacant plot, to
Abraham Stillman for the Lindo
Building Company.
Samuel Galitzka has sold for the
Miller Bergs Construction Company
the one family house, with garage, on a
plot 30X100, at 400 East Eighteenth
Street.
The Realty Trust has sold for Alec
Building Company, the e-family
semidetached dwelling, at 2O53 Sixty
third Street, to Josephine Fienga, of
The Bronx, for occupancy.
James II. Cruikshank has purchased
from Charles Reinard the dwellings, at
East New York Avenue and Park Place
extending through to Eastern Parkway
and Prospect Place, on a plot 38x234
irregular.
The John B. Bradley Company has
sold the detached duplex houses at
1908 Ridge Boulevard.
Meister Builders have sold at sos
Pine Street. twofamily brick house
on lot 2OX1OO.
The Realty Associates have sold
945, 947 and $40 Glenmore Avenue East
New York, three three-story brick
stores and fiat houses, OH plot 2Ox
60x80 each, to Abraham Mariner. H.
Cohen was the broker
The Bulkley e. Horton Company
has sold 694 st. Marks Avenue. three
story and basement store dwelling, on
lot 19xl31. for Virginia Payne.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-28
Real Estate Market News and Comment
Dwelling Buyers Out
In Force ON East Side
Many Houses East of Central
Park Sold; Demand for This
Class of Property Growing

Probably one of the most interesting
developments of the current market is
the expansion of the demand for
dwelling houses, particularly in the
better sections of the city east Of Cen
tral Park. A score of houses there
were sold yesterday to investors who
are buying for occupancy.
The Wolfenstein Estate has sold the
fourstory and basement dwelling at
115 East Fifty-sixth Street. The
house covers site 20x1005 feet on
the north side of the block between
Park and Lexington Avenue.
Sales in East Sixty-second Street
Frederick Brown has bought the
dwelling at 118 East Sixty-second
Street. He is understood to have prac-
tically rcsold it at profit to a buyer
who will occupy the house. 1t is a
fourstory and basement dwelling on
site 18.9x1O0.5.
August Milius has sold the four
story and basement residence on lot
Street, about ninety feet west of Lex
ington Avenue.
Sales in East Sixty-ninth Street
The lsaacs Estate has sold to Carl
Boxer, 20 East Sixty-ninth Street, a
fourstory house on lot 22x1O0, be-
tween Park and Madison Avenues. 1t
adjons the home of Augusta G. Paine
and is west of the Arthur Curtiss James
residence, at the Park Avenue corner
The dwelling on lot 22x10O.5 at 127
East Sixty ninth Street, purchased re.
Gently by Foot g. Martin, Inc, from
NJ 20 William, TT NooJ;r hoe ham
sold to a client of Rutland, Whiting e.
Benjamin.
TO Unite Sixty-fourth Street Dwellings
The two dwellings at 1872 and 1874
East Sixtyfourth Street have been
sold. They stand on plot 30xl005,
about ninety feet west Of Lexington
Avenue. They have been purchased by
Bayard Dominick from Edward Zcl
the belief that the houses will be al
tered into single dwelling.
Florence b. Walter has sold to
Edward i. Mclaughlin 115 West
Fifty Seventh Street, 20x82. adjoining
the Steinway property at 109 to 113
West Fifty seventh Street.
Thaycr Buys in East list Street
E. V. r. Thaycr has bought for his
nome INC lOuI-otOIy anu pdotIlciO
residence at 132 East Seventy first
Street. This house, on lot 22x100 5,
just west of Lexington Avenue, was
sold by the Patrick Donohue Estate.
Murray Hill House Buyer
Mrs. V. Kelley is the buyer Of the
dwelling at 1A5 East Thirty seventh
Street sold recently by Michael Furst.
West Nincty-fourth Street Sale
S. L. Pakas has bought from Emma
II. Rankin the three story and base
ment dwelling at 70 West Ninety
fourth Street, on lot tSx100S. be-
tween Central Park West and Colum-
bus Avenue. +. l.. Partridge was tho
broker.
Harlem Dwelling Buyer
Caroline B Hall has gold to Antonio
Russo, d2d Enst 120th Street, a three
story dwelling on u lot lS.ox100.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-28
Old Townsend Homestead
Passes Into New Hands

The old Townsend homestead, four
story dwelling at 343 West Thirty
fourth Street, handed down from gen.
Grafton to generation, and noted for
the antiquity of its furnishings and as
centre of music, art and literature,
was lost to the family yesterday
The property was sold at auction by
Joseph P. Day in the Vesey Street
Salesroom in a mortgage suit by Allan
Marquand ct al, executors, against
Nine. Margaret Townsend Tagliapietra,
author of New York in Bondage" :"
which publication dealt with the his
tory Of the "Boss" Tweed regime The
property was struck down to the plain
tiffs for SIS, 800, the judgment in the
suit being for 27,6O6.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-28
Trading in Bronx Again
Reach Large Proportions
Houses in Every Section
Change Hands; Shenk Buys
Boulevard Houses

Joseph Shenk has bought from the
Purdy estate the four five story apart
ment houses at 1926, $3.50, 2246 and
2250 Grand Boulevard and Concourse.
The houses occupy two plots of 100x
100 and contain accommodations for
eighty families. Kaplan, Blackner e.
Greenberg we're the brokers in the
transaction. Mr.. shenk he nj has resold the
two apartments at 2246 and 225O Grand
Concourse to Lowenfeld e. Prayer.
From the Mason Realty Company
Mr.. Shenk bought the two five story
apartment houses at 304-306 and 312-
3l4 Haven Avenue, standing on a plot
150x13O, containing eighty suites.
Mr.. Shenk purchased from Morris
Polsky the four apartment houses at
1864, 1853, 1772 and 1776 Weeks Ave
nue., located one block east of the
Concourse. They occupy a plot 2Oox
100. Phelps & Brady were the brokers
in the sale.
Park Avenue Pays a Profit
The Bcnenson Realty Company has
rcsold to a client of Elfers e. Abber-
ley, attorneys, the fve-story apartment.
with two stores, at 4578 Park Avenue,
northeast corner of 1S7th Street, on
plot 34x1OO.
Sixty Family Tenement in Deal
D. Kosen has sold tor the Tuchman
Realty Company S5O-S54 East 175th
Street, two fvc-story apartment
houses arranged for sixty families, on
plot 1I0Xl50.
Longfcllow Avenue Flat Buyer
Morris Berkowitz has bought from
Ettic klatzky 1904 Longfellow Avenue,
a hvc-s story apartment house near 172d
Street, on plot 50x1O0.
New Bryant Avenue House Owner
Charles Siegc Levy has bought
from Morris Grabon the fvc-story
apartment house at 1929 Bryant Ave
nue. on plot b0x100, near Freeman
Street Alexander c. Campbell was the
broker.
Amer Company Takes a Profit
The Amer Realty Company, j. 4.
Mautncr president, has sold to Josef
Pollock, for investment, 1857 1861 Bos-
ton Road, two five story apartments. S.
Friedcnberg was the broker in the sale.
Sells Bronx Store Building
Charles llensie has bought from
John j. Brady, jr., the two story store
building at 595 to 601 Crescent Ave
nue., with an avenue frontage of 90
feet.
Aaron Brand. represented by Morris
Berkowitz, attorney, has purchased
from Barbara Leopard 6l5 Failc Street,
q two-family brick dwelling ON lot
25x 100
New-York tribune., 1919-03-28
Justice Weeks
Figures in West
Side Flat Sales
Disposes of Apartment in
Convent Avenue; Resale
of Halcyon Hall in 15Oth
St. Brings Sellers Profit

Daniel H. Jackson has bought from
Richard Weeks and Justice Barlow ).
Weeks 1O2 and 104 Convent Avenue,
five-s story modern apartment, on plot
71.6x1O6. The property has been held
at s115,0OO. Thomas F. O'Reilly was
the broker.
Another good sized profit was made
yesterday in the quick resale of q
Heights apartment house. 1t concerned
Halcyon Hall, the seven-story elevator
structure at 40S to Ala West 15Oth
Street, on a plot S3.6x100, between
Columbus and ST. Nicholas avenues.
1t was sold by Ennis & Slnnott, who
acquired it a few days ago Mcdowell
e. Mcmahon were the brokers'.
Brown Buys Stratford Avon
Byrne G. Bowman have sold for the
Ninety-third Street and Riverside
Drive Company, j. ]. Steindler presl-
dent, to Frederick Brown the Stratford
Avon, at 2lO Riverside Drive, north
east corner of Nincty~thrd Street
twelve-Story apartment mouse, Oh plot
11d.5x97 10, and being 1875 feet on the
north line by 100 feet on the east. The
present sellers purchased the Stratford
Avon from the builders.
Mr.. Brown has sold to the Joseph
b. Bender Company the block front on
the west side of Prospect Avenue, be-
tween 169th and Freeman streets, con-
sisting of four fve-story apartments,
on plot 245xS8. The rental is about
$4,000.
To l. Klapper Mr.. Brown has sold,
through William Liss, 1897, 1901 and
1871 to 1873 Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn,
six story apartments, each on plots
30x1d9. 1t was cash sale.
Harlem Flat Is Sold
The six-story apartment house, on
plot 35.5x100.11, at 424 and 426 East
116th Street, has been sold by Virginia
Danzger. The buyer is an investor.
Banker Resells Tenement
Bernard Karsch, vice president Of
the Franklin Savings Bank, has resold
the five-story tenement, on lot 25x98.0,
at 348 West Thirty Street,
which he took in part payment for the
loft building at 3o2 and sos West
Fifty-thrd Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-28
Sales at Auction
By Henry Brady


5,s,y 9ds a.5fIsq Satlc%sl nMap5 M sss eaiIs,Ia
9PfH'S s7 e 20 So Ct an auf for taxes etc.
1l8TI sr. 66 D. s. i20 Madison sv. e511o010
y INT ana str L;qe[ Kalnh,nsr ,n agt Morris
70 tne plaintiff for sl3 900
PNoSPrnT l n Ay ls,ma l,1n .d} st. sg sa'ns no
Clancy o at. Due. ssooo O.; taxes. etc 1851 Z.
70 Irving Rosenberg for $500.
~ Joseph +. Day
sty aud dals Allan Marquand ct al. exrs
agt Matgt 'fo"nsend Tragliepleua et al due.
SsIeye os taAes' otc' $'lo,lO, to tho plaintiff
sIIEHMAN Az, Q cor 1eem St sssioo. vacant;
ct al d41es; Sg4i9 gg5 taxes. cc. sos A.; to
sctlon . .ssmc az samc due. ss.gt7l9. taxes.
snsiAs exc 4 to the IL g'n rd,6 ,or T. 9"D
sso. sst ,sse Y aus s$as75. 'IS1@s tases
s6EaANS 9's < Av ' 81 pqM iSSe 'eT % $780, ,,.n
is n u ;Ss' % - ' Sr s; 90
,aeaut, action . same against sane, duc' u.s. .
~ tara, cite, ssj0g9. 10 tho pIalnlr
oTn A. v cor 1854 H. 90 lssoo yacan, 'Iii0Si 81
hmltI sgsnHt Adele MDhoney ct al. due as ,
By Arthur Sheridan
1ANnATTAN Ay' 90 loIst st. 97 loiit'r
'Ss sse '%s s4n ''' ''sa m,aa ! dolsss Sss"s s"a
ioapl'a for Women. due s37 l9gl7. prIor mtg
s,-Qou Asa q tassidy. representing IA gronp u
eisT sT: 2os West. +. ie5 " Amsterdam Ay'
2oxloo.5t o'siory tenement and store A Cocl
ran against II Is kitay ct nj. due slOs ~ .
tayes etc, $500 10 Samuel Bachman Tor $i0. $50
Ilrt M tANn =, sT g T. 10 D Hpofori Av 25sl60. va,
'ahl; Harry Mrnshy against Emilio III Narlo ct
az dYc, si3o2 taxes. etc. 1881: TO tho plain
va ~ ''''''''.'''' ''''i : i'''.''''' '..-..,..... $3.50
By Samuel Marx
lST pT. bS. II =. 225l " lst Av 2iorf447r lrrco .
Story tenement and r,uo
vrac Heaty 20 ct al due. So SOY o.. taIce ETC
sL12s TO the pialntif for. r......... sio 5oo
New-York tribune., 1919-03-28
Harvey B. Newins Heads
Real Estate Firm Formed

The firm of Harvey B. Newins has
been formed with offices at BAT Fifth
Avenue to specialize in real estate,
insurance, managing, leasing and SELL
ing. New York and Long Island prop
critics.
The formation of the real estate sec
tion of the War Department found Mr.
Newins one of the men at the head
of the department which purchased
and leased properties for the govern
ment in the New York section. Robert
M Catharine, formerly manager of the
banking department of the Title Guar
antee and Trust Company, Jamaica
branch, is treasurer and general mana
ger of the new company.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-28
Finds Downtown Realty
A Profitable Investment
Harry Lamont Blanchard Adds
Jewellers Court to His Hold
ings i'm Insurance District

Charles B. Van valen has sold to
Harry Lamont Blanchard for the 5153
Maiden Lane QncD. Reuben B. Smith
president, the twelve story building
51-53 Maiden Lane, known as Jewel
lers' Court
The property is on a plot 40x139
Irregular. and is opposite the Federal
Reserve Bank site. 1t was obtained by
the sellers from the English Duke,
Moro de Moro, in 1916, through Mr..
Van Valen. The building has q rental
Of 100000 yearly and was understood
to have sold for nearly $750,000.
The buyer, Mr. Blanchard has been
operating in the downtown section, his
previous deal being the northeast cor
ner of John and William streets.
Thomas J. Meehan acted as his at
torney, while Samuel P. Tull repre-
sented the sellers.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-28
STORAGE NOTICES
LONG ACRE EXPRESS
STORAGE WAREHOUSE
40 West Attn st.

New York, March 21st, 1919.
To Miss G. Warren, b. Prendergsst.. Nj
d. Gray, Nr. G. S Parker, Katherine Mills.
N! T. Sullivan William Fox. NJ. Hurley.
House. Groosman & VOORHEES,. Anna Sullivan.
NJ Mreches. Mr.. Cox. John Waters. Katie
McCabe. Mrs c. Stanton Walter Ball. Mr..
F. Egenberger. Charles q. ieene. Robert
Mr.. Q. Vessels. Mr.. w. c. Chids, Mr r.
Thomas. NJ Harmon Nj Harper. l. jackson
l.. Barstow. c. Stacey, r. Lynch, A. Clark
f., Tappen. Mr. Mrs Bohan. Mr.. or Mrs.
and each Of you are hereby notified
that, the time for the payment of our lien
upon the property hereinafter described
having expired. after due notice thereof
had been given YOU, We will cause such
property. to Wit Household furnishings,
roaus. chairs. settees. davenports. tables.
stands sewing machines, china and glass
closets. crockery, glassware, kitchen iJien-
sis. plated and silver ware. cutlery po--
there's, curtains. draperies, carpets, rugs
books. bookcases, hric-s -rac. pianos. inusl-
ngs and pictures. trunks and contents linen.
wearing apparel. personal effects. desks and
office furniture. merchandise. etc. as cnuue-.
ated n tho warehouse inventory Issued 10
you by this whre house. stored by YOU or IN
sour name tor in which you fnav hs yc an
interesD IN the Long Aero isxprese aioragc
"arrnpus'. 10 hr sold at public auction.
according TO the statute in rurh rnrr made
ana provided, at Al0 West Attn stftet ~ a,
York ciiy.. on Monday. April 5th 1910. a.
lpiJp y NJ and II the hale thereof w. no,
'oinpl"t'h on raid dDtc "a, same till be-
every dsy thereafter. beginning ~ 1920
y NJ Oh each day. ana continuing until
AZ th" goods arc sold
long A"r" Espress storage Warehouse.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-28
Rents Dwelling
On Carnegie Hill

Herman Kratzenstein has rented the
dwelling at East Ninctyfourth Street
for term of years to Matthew NJ.
Locram. William B. May & Co. were
the brokers.
Horace S. Ely e. Co. have rented the
house at 81 Riverside Drive to Edwin
w. Willcox CT al. William r. Ware
represented the tenant.
Frederick Zittel & Sons have leased
for Mrs. Dora Tooker the five story
dwelling at $50 West 102d Street to
Mr.. and Mrs. David Field for term
of vcars
New-York tribune., 1919-03-28
Hospital Buildings Sold

The group Of buildings at the north.
east corner Of Manhattan Avenue and
l0lst street, known az The New York
Medical College and Hospital for Won
en-, was sold yesterday in the Vcscy
Street salesroom by Arthur G. Shcri.
dan in mortgage foreclosure TO Asa G..
Cassidy, representing a syndicate Of
physicians, which. it is snid. viii oper-
ate the property as a clinic. 1t was
sold for $1l6,8i4 for the account Of
Howard b. Vannotc, as trustee, who
sued to recover a judgment of S37192.
the properties carrying a mortgage for
S72 900
New-York tribune., 1919-03-28
Recorded Mortgages
D0uDfOWn

downtown
MADHN 20 1Sn nSdity g. :, ia, w,'rm ,7s s
March ~. ornond Realty Co to Thco G &
1924. {; atty. G d T Co. 176 Broad .
MoSnoE ST. s. aIo Montgomery 81 s-'GiVYS ak
CO 10 Emisrsnt Indnst sav Bank; yrs, G.:
cREEN,MItH ~. ;. = Perry s. q ~ ~
10 the Flelschmann Go. 6o9 Washington st. 5
yrs. 5ls c; atty. G & T Co. l7s Broad
SAME property: m: March IS: same TO sane same
lnstal5 e c. pr ,ntge $40 900 atty. same, 80 900
aru Az A7z. ,.l.s East Side ,
Barney Reznick & to Michael SiccormicE
81 go 4ih av; instals. p c; address. Guinan
MADlso% Ay, asd st. 100 S.Gsa: % no. M
March an !. a. Bon 4o, Bay Hotel corpn to Union Dime
ay haichsG 'Sf MaSson mt aT Ss p's SIS ne0d go
i0 a1 Kokn s 10 to F. nssas VIZ Vis7' Ma,h 9S
MsGh 1ns,G ~ lo-8. c; atty. Hutter. .68 y
SD AZ. 9o73 so. 9. 252 i'm st. 75xioo 90 OGo
l'as0o0d hs,GoSy nIoc m ms Msreh j., "a II n Co 10
IN yrs c: atty, Coto, g5 Liberty
West Side
26TH ST ,3la-21 W. II s. 5osas . m March q ;
lyman 1, n Cohen TO General Theological Seminary
la2i. e; atty. T G s Go. i7s Ahln Hrosd l.
loTH AZ. 8. So ii 4sd St, ,,,cs So 600 90
IN M9r, 60, Is, Broadway. yrs. 5i4 C. So 800
% g " 75d s, to Noraaa 4 g. rooker insc,on MsTG
ji.iIfv dis z. jgy InS- l. i'ia G. alty Harold j
o1i Az " s is lszd St. l7x7o p m Aiafch IS
s,Tsra 81 y sea st MIn.sos%sry ,. r. 90 Oliver Wells
Wells s. 81 Nassau at - ''-' o'' . g I'sS Goo
i',ri .,,o'o sT 1872 & go1ae III Apn 90 '6YSV iais
Sg Ssg'gi0ga q Nicolsi African Church 10 Jos r Fei-
MY Jno Fhelan 2el Broad.sy. y.....'..'s j, go
Bronx
1gs0 IL, 'g5s"sg rg"s.sl w5sst e riDo tuaf 7
~; T & = 10 broadssy d. "o0 40 per Hgl,a o 900
'fF2A1n lsS 10 Ax s,, 'S9' .,sr csns,. ss; ,s"S s
b,oos na'tn = ~ Gsd.5 ~ sTs b" c. atss Aa1lo.
t>ioN Az; eoi gsa = b. .oos 100 Barnard xxx asSps
,sS.,y 4 9SS "1Ss aS T.s = g.s as bond Ky KY
holr,lIhEN Blvd. " = 2lo.5 u kingDrldgc 'nd' n5'
WasSg Wssnssn mes ss sfo,l% fhsan 10 to o's Ng"d soo
~ iTf bond: ATTY. Marx. 500 Oak Tree ~
Laa6od n9em saw ccrpS 1V',5y 50s 1s1g1 7S, ri p
= n.y. a,. .'G'I nerSosin M" X %.y H"s Ao' '5 800
~ LoT ga9, map WsshugtonyilJe' ss},sioo,,
a, hnyt u j c.ande ,loa Park AZ '',,.. 81 ZOO
!enec1 10 Ben, nessnson H. 7s1 'ls' 7s,h nc =,
Ca a''j 5os ~ ,y,,, ; Sh g atty Devensoa nIly
CHARLOTTE sT i5l7 and 52i a. va az Io1" Iyvo
ife ioiaa a9'io' 70 10 ~" @ mtss, casn $1,000 il
i"o pr n,ges s22 900 each Marcb Is 10 10 W. ~
c,gAPni61rpy 1"l,y ar s,l 4 Go. 100 D4ay si4ooo
agsloo; tYo rnitgcs. each So 900, II e. ii IIoIins
noas ~ 70 sniis ~ noo oMartinson 2eo ioth d. wo pr
suy !. r 4 r Co. 1850 Eway .,,. , 81 J 0oi
CHARLOTTE ST. 1918 " n, 1Gal00. sans 10
~ aa,n ,n'srs s,s. s2aooo March 2o 10 va,
VALENTINE Az. 222s =. 25.i1ss Lou. so,yp9 Ca,eg
ri nj strt.
~ Mafen u 90: yrs. ~ e. atty. l. T r Co.,
MsTii 81 - extends from f;s,s,d =, 900
nrom I.s Tson,. rso sessssnold, knshts et rythas
avip; = g. a'iy, h Meyers. / Madison
@N'N '"'''' ''''.... ..'s...''.... S.3. 900
New-York tribune., 1919-03-28
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

STATE or NEW YORK. OFFICE or THE
SECRETARY or STATE. rs.
hls certineate issued n duplicate. hereby
ccrtlnes that the G. +. Bishop. Inc. do
hes'lc stock corporation. has filed IN this
once on this lath day o~ arch. 1919, pa pers
lor the voluntary dissolution Of such corpora o
ton under section 22l OF the General Cor
porauon Law. and that II appears ,herefrom
that such corporation has complied with said
section in order 10 he dissolved
Witness my hand and the seal Of Office Of
the secretary OF state, at the city Of Al
bany. this nineteenth day of March. one
thousand nine hundred and nineteen
lSEAL G.. w TAFT
Second Deputy Secretary OF state
New-York tribune., 1919-03-28
Zur Lagc Estate Parcels
To Go at Auction

Manhattan, Brooklyn and Long Isl.
and properties VIII be sold ut auc.
ton BY Bryan l.. Kennedy on Wcdncs-
day April ., in the Vcsey Street room
for the c%ccutorD Of the estate Of j.
II. Eur Lagc.
a iiyc-story loft building at Al Gold
street, extending through to Rydcr's
Alley, will be offered; three story
brick building now used as hotel
with store, at IoS Vcscy Street, near
West Street; SO to % Decatur Street,
near Throop Avenue, Brooklyn, four
story brick and stone apartment build
ing and at Cedarhurst, l.. l., three
story frame dwelling at Broadway and
Carmen Avenue, with a garage.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-28
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan.

i7ofH 81. o.5el West 81 &. Il Realty 60 10
samuel solars,, 1910 islh = Iiroohbg; n',g,
llT'II sr. il5 Vast Msry and Potcr diamond 10
Frances O lrvcr. 257 South "a Al. Mount Yer
non. Y; March s. 1909 ,.,..,...,. 81 900
AMSTERDAM AV. W ., 80 i3i'h IT. "a. lo,lo0,
Crystal and Laura Gross, eArs and trustees, win
Of Clementnc NJ Sllyerman and Chas Wcschler.
2no Broadway; juno %, 1907. ........... 10 600
l32D ST. 503 West; y II Jackson TO. Inc. TO Olga
Schlan. 60i w lJlst st; atty. Burger d Burger,
lSSD 81. 5O9 West: same to same; atty. same, oct
olitcnAntD It ST lis & ian to Lion BTe%egy sSogy
Of New York city atty. Fitch & Grant. 80 Nassau
1sT Az 4sd 81 Yo5.i5o Dennis and AnTa
y harrington to Walter and Irving Blumentha
atty. Stoddard & Mark. rs broadway Oct g..
1872 Observation-Disclosures. 81 600
New-York tribune., 1919-03-28
Plan Large Theatre
For Far Rockawav

A theatre will be built at Far Rock
away, at Moot Avenue and James
Street, for Is. S. Moss.
The house is to be erected by cor
poration in which William S. Petit and
Samuel b. Althouse arc interested
Mrs. T. u. Silvcrman also repre-
other interests.
Work will be started at once on tho
new theatre. De Rosa e. Pcriera arc
the architects. 1t will seat 1000 per
sons and adjoining it will be an open
air auditorium seating an additional
1000. A pipe organ costing $4,000 will
be installed.