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New-York tribune., 1919-03-05
Many Sections Share in Real Estate Activity
Shenk Adds to
String of Uptown Flats

Joseph Shenk has bought from Don
aid Robertson Haven Court, at the
northwest corner of Broadway and
lSOth Street a six-storv elevator
apartment house on plot 1o0x150;
the Garland, a six-story elevator apart
ment house, occupying the block front
on the north side of 139th Street. cx-
tending from st. Nicholas Avenue to
Edgecombe Avenue. on plot of about
six lots, with frontages of 1918 feet
on 139th Street, 1914 feet on st. Nicho-
las Avenue and 100 feet on Edgecombe
Avenue. with a rear line of 1888 feet;
from the Bavarian Realty Company
Charles VI. RosenthaD the Onondaga,
the six story elevator apartment house
At the southeast corner Of Riverside
Drive and 162d Street on plot 100x140.
Burger Sells to Shenk
Edward Burger. lawyer and real es-
tate operator. has sold the four build
ings at SOB to 500 West 133d Street
which he bought about two months ago
and remodelled, to the College Holding
Company, Joseph Shcnk. president.
The sale was made at substantial
profit for a reported price exceeding
100000, subject to mortgage for
s69.ooo The buildings house fifty
families, paying rentals close to Sic
900. Abraham Arkin and Stcinman &
Steinman were the brokers'
New-York tribune., 1919-03-05
Pay Big Price
For Their 34th
Business Home
Bedell Company Interests
Insure Permanent LOca-
tion by Buying Building;
Assessed for Sl,15O,OOO

Thirty y-fourth Street was established
yesterday more firmly than ever as the
city's leading retail thoroughfare when
the Bedcll Building, at 10 West Thirty
fourth Street, extending through to 80
32 West Thrty-hfth Street, now occu-
pied by The Bedel Company ladies'
speciality cloak and suit house, was pur
chased by the Ormond Realty Company
as a permanent home for the Bedcll
business. Alfred NJ. Bedell is president
of both the Ormond Realty Company
and The Bedell Company.
The sellers are the estate of Alfred
l.. Loomis, and it is said that no con-
veyance Of this property has been
made for more than fifty years, when it
was acqurerd by Dr. Alfred l.. Loomis
for his home.
The Bedell Company has occupied the
property for several years under a
lease from Rcvillon Frercs, the former
tenant. The building is opposite the
aldorfAstoria. 1t is thirteen stories
in height. has a frontage on Thirty
fourth Street of 80 feet and extends 200
feet through the block to Thirty fifth
street, whore it has d frontage of 40
feet. The property is assessed at ST.
100000.
Clarke T. Chambers and 7. w. Rourke
were the brokers in the transaction
Winthrop & Stmson and Stetson, Jen-
nings 4 Russell represented the Looms
estate, and Adolph & Henry Bloch rep
resented The Beden Company, as at
torneys.
The Bedell COMPANY purchased the
Revillon Frercs lease in October, 1914,
for the remainder of the term, which
should have expired in 1925 at rentals
aggrcgating more than 81 1000,0 600. The
company went to considerable expense
remodelling the store, removing all the
columns from the store, first, and sec
ond floors, thus creating unobstructed
salesrooms, which were specially de-
signed and elaboratcly equipped with
panclllng of Circassian walnut, fitting
bOudOlrs and recentlOu rooinS
New-York tribune., 1919-03-05
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan

Auua Maria. li5s I'd av; atty Titlo Guar 4
T Co. l76 Broadway: Feb %. lols. ....... 81 900
9TH sr. 20 T. tmmie l. Il Clark to the Bowcry
say Bank. Us Bowcp. atty. Lawyers T & r
SAME PROPERTY same to same; att,s. Cad
wal4der. " & T. 40 Wall st: March g.
NASSAU sr s.. 81 and 80: Liberty st. 81 IS
frrSdcn COrpn 10 Postal Life Ins Co OF \ Y
ATTY, lockwood. IS Nassau st; June Is.
BEAVER st. 72.7t; Eln j. Townsend 10 tho
Greenwich ssv Bank. s,,y. Tito Guar & r Go.
l'6 Broadwsy june 7. 1852 ...,......... SIS 900
X kaiser. 1852 Pfospcett a,. Bronx. atty Title
Guar x I Go. 176 broadway. Feb :. 1914 $500
5irii ST. ~ " c.l27D Regina Ro,hschid to
farmers' Loan d r Co. 22 William 81. atty Title
Guar 4 ! Co. i76 Bvay Jiiue 20 1911 $40 600
18TH ST 20 f. fmmic l. Clark TO L y Say
BANK of CITY y city Lawyers r & r Co. l6o
broadway. May II, 1901 0l.................$ SIS one
MAIDEN LANE. SO. chas l. Thatcher jr to
bo"sry sa, Bank. atys. Merrill 4 II. l2s Bwsy
Jan !. ial0 0............. - sB5 900
lorn Av. a7o72 cho. Malone s,d II 'i@'oSy i@sgy
~ Malone Dair Co. 36s 10th sy. atty <
I'm, 200 5'h az. Jan 2s 1913 ......... ST. 2e2 ~
l1aih ut, - v; Thos and Bridge feaes 10
iioisld X Brown. ard trtsis~. viii samuel |;
hcn'cn; siiy. Lawyers r & T Co. 100 Bfoadway.
ALLEN 1T 20. Louis hnichow 10 Chas y crowrlI
Mh 'has CLARK e1rs will Mar Croncll.
niy. shas Clark. at Nassau st. oct 81
New-York tribune., 1919-03-05
Business Space Leased

The Charles F. Noyes Company has
leased Offices in the Lorsch Building,
35-37 Maiden Lane to Weiner & OPP
penheimer; in the Frankel Building,
45 John Street, to Charles j. Kirby,
jr.; a portion of the eighth floor of
25 Pine Street to Eugene Morgan
Hawkins; a portion of the tenth floor
of 27-29 Pine Street to Jean Ratbie;
part of the twentieth floor in the
Madison Square Building, Is East
Twenty sixth Street, to f. NJ. Sergeant
& Co., and space on the nineteenth
floor to Murray c. Rowenthal. IN the
Masonic Buildings, II West Twenty
third Street, to international Trim
ming Company; to Alex Weiss & Co.,
and to Henry Y. A. Parscll part of
the seventh floor in the Alvin Build
ing, 373 Fifth Avenue, to Harrison
DcPaes Monumental Company, and
two floors, S1-83 Fulton Street, to
Ralph L. Fuller e. Co., now at Rector
Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-05
ROchambeau a Much
Sold Apartment
Sold for Third Time in Six
Weeks; Last Owner Paid Seller
Profit for Contract

Inc Rochambeau apartments, at the
northeast corner of Manhattan Avenue
and ll3th Street, were sold yesterday in
two deals announced day, making the
third sale of the property within six
weeks.
The Mason Realty Company sold the
property to the II. W. G. Realty Com
pany (H. w. Gennerich). 1t is a six
story elevator apartment house, on plot
lo0XlOO. Mr.. Gennerich has resold it to
Louis Schlechtcr, who controls num-
Der OF apartment properties IN Harlem
and on Washington Heights. The Ma
son Realty Company acquired tie house
aDout "A, SIX weeks ago from Gustavus C..
walker. through Shaw e. Ebbitt. inc,
me Mason Realty Company has re-
Sold TO the Bedford Realty Company
-4h-2473 Davidson Avenue, two five
S[ory ony apartment houses on plot 125x
New-York tribune., 1919-03-05
Allenby Co. Takes a Profit

r, Alexander Selkin sold for the Allenbv
1Dorporation (Philip Wattenberg) 1045
bryant Avenue, a five story apartment.
on plot 4OXlO0. 1t is one Of the row Of
SIX SOFA by Mr., Selkin for the Mack
construction Company to Max Natan-
son and resold to the Allenbv Cornora-
ton. This is the second house sold bv
the Allcnby Corporation
Trustees Part With Flats
Williamson & Bryan have sold for
George Sanford and E. x. Van Wrinkle.
e.useeeS, lhe hVe story apartment house
10O y" pio' DON
Buys Near Morris Park
Norris Bacr has bought from Mrs. T.
Ida Bedel the three story dwelling ~
East 124th Street, on lot 17.6x1O0 H.
through George W. Brettcll, r. Faruolo'
Deal on 169th Street
The Falso Realty Company has sold
80, at All East 169th Street, to j. Veto
clar. Paul Weber was the broker.
Sale on Crotona Avenue
Frank Gems G. Co. have bought the
two five story apartment houses, on
plot sOXlOO feet, at 1879 to 1888 Gro
tona Avenue, held at $4,000, from Nor
ris Fein.
Sells House Bought on Friday
Isaac Portman has resold to the Jules
Realty Company, Samuel Wacht pres-
dent, $40 West 1S0th Street, a five story
house, 50X100, acquired last Friday from
A. Gels.
Jackson Buys in Fox Street
Daniel H. Jackson has bought from
Captain Roche the five story fiat at SAT
Fox Street, on plot 76.Sx134x irregular.
The house is fully tenanted.
William Peters e. Co. have sold for
Thaddeus Whitlock the two-familv
house at 1860 Holland Avenue, 25xlO0.
to client, and resold it TO Peter Nc
Dermott.
Ennis & Sinnot have resold the north
east corner Of Fordham Road and Val
entlnc Avenue, vacant plot, 130Xl07,
to Daniel j. Griffen, of the law firm of
Kendall & Herzog. The sellers ac-
qured the property last week from A.
Oldrn Salter through Charles s.
Kohler.
Max Monfried has bought from
Daniel S. Griffin the southwest corner
of University Avenue and 165th Street,
a five story apartment house, on a plot
l00x104.
William Peters & Co. have sold the
two-family house 1869 Bronxdae Ave
nue., 25X100, to Frank De Nisia.
New Owner for Boston Road Flat
Samuel Cowen has sold for the Gro
tona Realty Company 1856 and 1853
Boston Road, corner of Cauldwell Ave
nue., a five story apartment building.
with stores.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-05
EcnOx Hall BUYERS

Isidor thinner and Samuel Resnick
have bought from II. S. Feldstein the
LenoX Hall, a six story elevator apart
ment house, at the northwest corner
Of Lenox Avenue and 112th Street, on
plot 90.5X10O.
Another deal by thinner G. Resnick
involves the sale of the three story
two family house at 1906 linton Ave
nue.. on a lot 20x100. The buyer is
Nathan Yulosky, who acquired it
through NJ. Goodman.
175th Street Flats in Deal
The estate of Bernard klingenstein
has sold through He'll & Stern to a
client of Shaw & Ebbitts the three
five story apartment houses at SOB to
5l7 West 10th Street, each on plot
43.9xl00
More Flats for Lowenfeld
The Isaac Lowcnfcld Realty Corpor-
alton, Isaac LowenfelG president, has
purchased from a client of L. J Green
berger the six story apartment at
126-l2S West 143d Street, on plot
4l.SXlOO, near Seventh Avenue.
Operator Buys From Bank
The Benenson Realty Company has
bought the four story building, with
store, on lot 25X10O, at Cd Essex Street,
near Grand Street from the Metropoli-
tan Savings Bank.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-05

DIAMONDS AND JEWEI.KY BOUGHT FOR CASH
estates appraised. purchased BENNETT. us
Broadway. 'ups, ,airs''
New-York tribune., 1919-03-05
Real Estate Pot
Still Boiling
In Lower City
Elias A. Cohen Enlivens
Things With Two Deals;
Sales Closed on Other
Important Properties

All of the predictions Of real estate
activity in the lower part of the city
seem to be coming true. That within
four months after the end of the war
an uncqualed amount of buying should
be reported was considered four or
five months ago only the dream of an
optimist. Yet those seemingly un-
reasonable forecasts are being sub
stantiated in the current trading,
which leads to the conclusion that at
the present rate of buying it will be
most difficult in n few months for a
concern seeking space below Fulton
Street to find it. Sales known to have
been closed yesterday affect perhaps
half dozen properties.
Cohen Buys on William Street
Elias A. Cohen was principal in two
of the transactions. His largest pur-
chase was a plot of 10460 feet sur
rounding the northeast corner of Will
lam and John Streets, property held
In the market at $500000. What Mr..
Cohen paid Is not announced. This
property includes 1l8 and 1870 William
Street and 70 John Street. At 1lS
William Street is one of the very old
buildings of the section on a lot 25x
125 feet. But 100 is fairly modern
eight-story Office building, fronting PAS
feet on William Street and 1876 feet
deep. 1t forms an l. to John Street,
where 1t has frontage of 20 feet and
is 105 feet deep. This plot fanks the
office building started at the northeast
corner of John and William Streets,
carried to height of two stories and
then stopped by the war.
Lehn & Fink who owned the prop
erty acquired by Mr.. Cohen. occupy
12O William Street for their business.
Mr.. Cohen recently bought properties
fanking the southeast corner of Will
lam and Fulton Streets
Takes Stone Street Building
The other deal in which Mr.. Cohen
was principal was the purchase by
his BroadwayJoh Street Corporation
of the Merchants Building, at and
Stone Street, through to 10 to 25
Bridge Street. The property was sold
by the United States Trust Company
RS trustee.
1t is a seven story building, having
n frontage of SO feet on Stone Street,
SO feet on Bridge Street, and depth
OF 12o feet. The new owners will COM
pletely modernize the building, which
is opposite the Produce Exchange and
near the custom house. The prop
erty was held at s30O,0OO Charles F.
Noyes was the broker.
But this is only part of the trad
ing downtown. Business has been
active on Broad Street, Beaver Street
and sewhere-indeed the lower sec
tlon is becoming so busy that some
brokers would be just as pleased if
business would let up bit
Operators and Banker Barter
Harris & Maurice Mandebaum have
purchased from Bernard Karsch, vice
president of the Franklin Savings
Bank. the five-storv loft and store
building at 302306 West Fifty third
Street, adjoining the southwest corner
of Eighth Avenue, on a plot 53.4x1OO.
Besides cash the purchasers gave the
tive-story building with stores at 34S
West Thirty-seventh Street, on lot 25x
100. Mr.. Karsch, who is a large holder
of realty in that section, will alter the
latter and hold it as an investment.
Martin Solomon was the broker. Stod-
dard Mark attorneys, acted for the
New-York tribune., 1919-03-05
Estate Lots Go in Canal Street

The Douglas Robinson, Charles S.
Brown Company has sold for the
Ronalds Trust to an operator 1862
Canal Street, between Church Street
and West Broadway, three and a
half-story building, on lot 191x97.1x
irregular.
Will Remodel 10th Street House
Slawson G. Hobbs sold for Mary G..
Deane 1873 West 10th Street, a four
story and basement dwelling on lot
25x100. The purchaser will remodel
the house into apartments of two
rooms and bath.
Daniel B. Freedman has purchased
through Slawson & Hobbs the four
2oxlOo, at 1OS West Eighty-sixth
Street from the Langhorne Construc-
ton Company, Jacob Axelrod, prcsi-
dent; also from the Laura Davies es-
tate the adjoining similar property,
106. Mr.. Freedman formerly owned
10S, which he bought and resold
through the same brokers about six
years ago.
Physician Takes 18th Street House
Pease & Gilman have sold for Ed
ward II. Chatillon PIT West Seventy
eighth Street, three story and base
ment dwelling on lot 21x1OO. The prop
erty is assessed at $24, 800, and was
purchased by physician for occu-
pancy.
Buys in East list Street
Peter A. & Martin Lalor have sold
for Charles A. Winter to Richard b.
Costello the four story brownstone
dwelling, on lot 16.SX100.5, at 122 East
Seventy-tirst Street, between Park and
Lexington avenues.
Professor Rohrer Sells Dwelling
Professor Joseph Rohrer has sold
to Miss Mabel Bishop the five-story
American basement residence on a lot
20X1O0.5, at 62 West Fifty-second
Street, between Fifth and Sixth ave
nues, Columbia College leasehold Two
years ago it was reported that G. NJ.
Heckscher had bought q twenty-one-
year lease Of the lot. Miss Bishop will
occupy the property.
Investors Buy SD Street Corner
The Farmers Loan and Trust Com
pany, as trustee, has sold 249 East
Fifty second Street, adjoining the
northwest corner Of Second Avenue, a
four-story fiat, on a lot 25x1OO.5. The
buyer will alter the property extern
slvely and hold it for investment.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-05
Brown Takes Profit
On Several Parcels
Sells in Manhattan. Bronx and
Rockaway; Realty Com.
panies the BUYERS

Frederick Brown has sold to the
Benenson Realty Company the north
west corner of Popham and Montgom-
cry Avenue, a five-story apartment
house, ON plot S2X1lSx Irregular Mr..
brown has sold to the r. & d. Realty
Company 506 West 173d Street, "a five
story APARTMENT house, on plot 5OxlO0
feet, arranged for twenty families,
renting for $500 and held at 100000.
NJ. Brown rcsold through the Lewis
II. May Company 81 Kensington Gar
dens. Far Nockaway, to Louis Davis for
occupancy. This completes the resale
of the three Fogarty properties taken
in exchange for Is Arden Street
through the same brokers'
New-York tribune., 1919-03-05
Investors Lead Trading
In Brooklyn

The Master Builders have sold the
southwest corner of Twenty first Ave
nue. and Eighty-fourth Street, a four
story apartment house. on plot 40Xl00
feet
The Bulklcy & Horton Company has
sold 23S Eighty-eighth Street between
Ridge Boulevard and Third Avenue, a
two-story and cellar brick two-family
dwelling, 20X100 feet, for d. l.. Blunt
to f. Dinari for occupancy
Frank H. Malone has sold the two
family cottage, on lot 25X1Q9 feet. at
323 Seventy eighth Street for William
NJ. Dunphe to Olga Jensen.
Walter s Ross and c. c. Gretsinger
have sold for Edward Kruckeberg the
dwelling at $40 Eighty-second Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-05
Lis Pendens
Manhattan

2711 ST. 5. 30 l<nov av. lSoNos James
Harper ct al agt Sarah XIII ct al foreclosure
of mtscl attSs. Alexander 4 Green
,2l 81. IS. 500 q Amsterdam ay. 251lO2 - Isaa.
Goltiich Rgt Morris NJ ficlter ct al tfor,..nurc
of mtgc) atty. !. Rosenberg.
l2Vil ST. n $. - T. Broadway. lc0xln0 II 1DTt,
50. aoa w Mary II i'lar agt Edward Ilcalcy o.
al partition; atty, l. O Van Dorm.
Bronx
rAn,Nl. ! hcsInnIns At point on the ca,t
Schuyler to WcStchcstcr Village. at n " &, nf
land OF Frederick & nayemoycr. 9aiyi7Or irroc
Parcel u. beginning at the 3 OF Eastches,@r
I'ay AZ common high water mark whore hound .
ary line between the uulnnAs owned by t;eorcc
u Brown and lart of strip OF land known a.
The Undivided Land" Of Robert J Turnbull and
others, y, parcel containing 7U7 acres.
Parcel {. beginning al point IN common hirh
water liho OF the Long Island Sound at n a :,
nt parcel A. west along land OF George II
Nown. @ioN2e7x irrcs Parcel D. beginning at
vast shore ot Enstchester Bay at Nigh water
mark where boundary line bctwcen thr urlsnd
formerly owned by Robert :. Turnbul and utners
and George Brown in,crsccts same 3io AZ
losS lfres, Columbia Trust Co agt Estaics De
'enpn.n' Go ct OIL foreclosure Of mortEacel
atty Davies Aucrbarh Il Cornell >
LOTS 40. li5. iJI and lls. map OF propertv
situated At Wopdlawn Heights 9Th Ward
BERNARD 10th agt William i Brennan ct al
sS,"hs.aurs sS,oh.ecioaurs OK moftsage); attys. Bennett 8
New-York tribune., 1919-03-05
Bowery Bank Lends
S25O,OOO on 5th Ave. Realty

Charles B. Van Valen has placed for
Mrs. Hermine Haan a mortgage of
S250,000 on 500 Fifth Avenue with the
Bowery Savings Bank. 1t is six story
structure adjoining the southwest cor
ner OF Forty-eighth Street Rice E.
Hill recently leased the building for
Mrs. Haan to John Forsythe & Sons
for twenty-one years at a rental of
more than 100000 per annum. 1t is at
present occupied by Scott & Fowles,
picture dealers
New-York tribune., 1919-03-05
CHANGE OF NAME

SUPREME COURT NEW YORK COUNTY.
In the Matter Of the Application OF
TO change its name to SUPERLATIVE
PAPER BON CO. INC.
SIR:
NOTICE is hereby given that REDLER
& ROBBINS. INC. q domestic corporation
having its principal business oftice in the
borough OF Manhattan, city. County and
State of New York, will apply to the Su-
preme Court of the State of New York at
Special Term. Part One thereof, to be
heid at the New York County Court House
IN the Borough of Manhattan. City of New
York. on the 2ith day of March. 1918. at
lO;l3 o'clock in the forenoon, or as soon
thereafter as counsel can be heard for an
order authorizing said corporation to
change its corporate name to SUPERLA-
FIVE PAPER Bon co. INC
Dated, New York. February Goth. 1919.
REDI.ER K ROBBINS INC
By JOSEPH REDLER, President
New-York tribune., 1919-03-05
Results at Auction
IL. Innnnh u IL,

l'J Joseph r Day
walton AZ: ai,@ pc' s2S.sS on W 'V walton %
nv, 1856 n oi lSsih St. also block bounded hy
l3Nth and lioth sta and Walton and Mot Avs
Two and threeAstory brick buildings ARE ON the
ddSSth st front TO William B Walsh for $$3lt.
75rH ST. W. l,,a " Central Park Wcs,
&SSl023, stv dwelling. Ncwbug Savings Bank
ast n Y Scofcld ct al; due, So 1856 Ii. taxes.
etc; sJ3o readycrtiscd for March g.
,s,, -. ,,ee Hy Henry Brady
int srs: l. f Soich ct al agt Uoc Realty
'ofrn C, al. due. $50 .O27 So taxes. etc. ST o0i
To The palniI for Sla 900
FREMONT Az. i17f ~ l.. st Lawrence
ay. a51sil2 6S5oN 1884 Amelia Orth agt Eli7a
$500. to tie plaintiff for $500
New-York tribune., 1919-03-05
Stettinius's Richmond Home
To Be Used as School

Edward r. Stcttinius. of J. p. Nor
gan e. Co., has sold his former home
at Dongan Hills, Richmond County,
Staten Island comprising about fifteen
acres. overlooking the Richmond County
Country Club and golf course, to-
gether with an attractive residence and
outbuildings. The purchasers are
Russell II. Loines, Henry c. Fuller,
and William Boyd, who will remodel
the building and organize boarding
and day school for girls. The Cruik-
shank Company negotiated the deal
New-York tribune., 1919-03-05
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

HnoApWAY. 1891. & part l.: Tho 1901
Eroad"as Copn IN Louis T4ubman a Iouls
Irlerr. 2tG3 Hroad"as yss frnn March H..
1919. yrs ron at $3.50 10 to2s0. Feb u
atty. Herman Il Ellas. ga Bfoad~ay
2srH sr 2as W all: Thos + lIump,r,. trustee
WI Mili Jno " BiAhy et nj. to NJ Grols Sons. Inc.
Ky 2sih f' 10 ~. from Nav I. lols eitys.
Muuay. ~ H. 22 VIM 81 LAKES. oic 81 100
NJ" CHAMBERS sr II. x b. u u Mniims
70 Irl"r ncmacucos. is New Chambers m:
yrS from May /, 1919. ............ ... ST 0o0
sTu AZ GA. b. Emllic Born 10 LdmuDd soiis
z5i2 'fesioii ~. 3 yrs from Hepi l. 1917. !
~ rene" al 5000. atty. Hugo II Ht,cnbusch so
''a't'h INN" t'.t- s. 200
ID ~. ~ tDofe II. Alfred " i.,,l 20 panf.,
'fop'' Oh the pfcmises. . yIn. from Sept ~
New-York tribune., 1919-03-05
Cla ssified Advertising
LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS
LOST BANkBOOKS

OST-C;old sorority ring. Initials A. r in
side, Saturday, reward. Gramercy 1881
New-York tribune., 1919-03-05
BUYERS of Park Ave. Corner

Mayer & Mayer, Jerome c. Mayer
president, are the buyers of the twelve
story apartment house at the north
cast corner of Park Avenue and Eigh-
ty-second Street. recently sold by John
c. Randolph through Mark Rafalsky &,
Co. The structure fronts $40 feet on
Park Avenue and 100 feet on Eighty
second Street
New-York tribune., 1919-03-05
Iorrens Amendments Favored

The General Laws Committee of the
Assembly, w. f. Youker, of Brooklyn,
chairman, has reported favorably on
the Torrens law amendments advo-
Gated by the Torrens Title League.
The amendments would put the county
back of the assurance fund ard make
examinations of title exclusively off
cial
New-York tribune., 1919-03-05
New Company to Handle
Long Island Realty

There has been formed the Wheat
ley Hills Real Estate Corporation, with
an Office at 81 Pine Street, and at
Syosset, l.. L., to deal in Long Island
real estate. The officers are: Paul l..
Hammond, president; Harry l. Ncho-
las, vice president, and Sidney w.
HUGHES, secrotary and trcasurcr
New-York tribune., 1919-03-05
Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

ifT AY. 1883 and 1898. Niles fin1enbiuth art
AuEiHfa sultan. o~ner; Enlma Jtecnbluth e,ai
80 D. . WV. 80
UTii kr. III " Esmuel n Klein sgt eutnts n
i"IAihan frtHe. o~ner. Martha puenhen. con
rIIor iret'T~sD ..,-.... t..t..... s43 20
EhnILYYA As. 80. Conrad GlsAer ngt Finh
hsrs''ie bmld and bwtgage 20. owner and cou
hHfW FrrJSfftin tlts"e. cwIlrr. d.. .. s12h -
FGHf "AsBISGTON Az. 50 n o. ssnl. sgt
vEgnfygA Az "a .s,o, 10, s1o % %
New-York tribune., 1919-03-05
BUSINESS CARDS
DESKS AND OFFICE FT7RNyr.rxr
CARPET CLEANING

CAREFUL. CARPET CLEANING COMPANY -
Clears by compressed air. steam. hand or oil
door il9 Last 4sth It COE BRANDT. Tels
phone 1872 Murray HUI
New-York tribune., 1919-03-05
FLORIDA

Y0n SALE~YHr IrLASD IARk. FLORIDA
high. rooms. BAN. hp, cold water. versnds 2
'set Nidr. 'hsee ,des. 'ao s,or7 barn, 30 acres
no Ffsrr ana orange trees lake front. one mil.
" {. lire. ;9lce g. 300 Box H. Chatham.
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New-York tribune., 1919-03-05
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
FEMALE
SUBURBAN BOARD WANTED

-STBURBAN BOARD. BY sol rHERN
family of tour. children f0r and siy ,ras cid.
prefer private family other hnariors please Sye
telephone number distance from ears aud fuu par
teulafs III reply references given and required
Box 1920 AN. Tribune Ofico
New-York tribune., 1919-03-05
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

FIfM or fSTEEHATIONAL RErUTA-
ton wishes - secure Isrg. store on
Jr}fth Ivenue 34th 81 G2d Streets CtsH
MAJ IL WAKEFIELD f&c.. 10 East 42d ~.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-05
REAL ESTATE WANTED

PHfyiTT UDrfbK WAS>rED TO PftRfJfAEE
15TU 70 19'rJs tTpKkT. efH TO rAKK AVE
MtfT IN EAKGAis frknYAS b. WAKE
FIELD. INC. ~ EAET 1zD UT