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New-York tribune., 1919-12-05
Philadelphia Campaign
expenses Over $4OO, ,Ooo
$4,000 Contributed by Senator
Penrose Toward Election Of
Moore as Mayor

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 4.-More .,..
ss4oo'ooo was expended in the rscs.a ,nss
nayoralty campaign in this citv ~
cording to the expense accounts sfss ae
today. The Rep blicon City Comm;.o rnso
zee e., expended sl3s,s43, Of which Sat-
senator Z. H. Ware and his hro.sasNe 80
Congressman w. S. Vare. contr;hf .ef:
total of $4,000. The Ware c.na. r.eo
date for Moyor was defeated 3, - .lr
primary election. TIE
The Committee of One Hundred
which supported Congressman
hampton Moore, the successful MAJ
atty candidate, expended sll9sis
chiefly at the primAry election. t. T.,
1nls p Iuno united States Senator Boies
Penrose contributed $4,000. sens.N. .es
penrose, in addition, contr,b'.sg1 ~
$1,000 to the Republican Allisee Alliansse
winch also supported Moore and wI;s2' ss'
spent S62,92 "4'sa
New-York tribune., 1919-12-05
Texas Rangers Ordered
Recruited to Var Status
State Force to Reiere U. S.
Army Wherever Possible
Of Border Patrol DUTY

STec al correspondence
AUSTIN. Tex, Dec. 4.-Adjutant w.
D. Cope to-day began recruiting the
seven existing companies Of State
Rangers Up to full war strength and
organization of AS mary additional
C mpanies rs may be needed for ade-
qnate protection of the Rio Crande
border. He took this action following
a conference with the officers Of the
Southern military dera rtment at Fort
Sam Houston last night
1t is stated that the Rangers now
stationed at various points OH TIE bor-
der will be reinforced as rapidly as
additional members can be recruited
They are to perform scout duty and
serve as mounted patrol, relieving in
IRE greatest possible measure the
United States troops.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-05
Macy Is Ready for Any
Emergency, Says Daniels
Eight Dreadnoughts and 100 De-
stroyers, Adequately Manned.
Going to Guantanamo Soon

WASHINGTON, Dec. 4-Despite the
rapid rehabilitation of personnc
since the armistice, the navy is ready
to, meet any emergency, Secretary Dan
iels declared to-day in discussing pub
llished reports that the navy would
be found unprepared if called upon for
active service at this time.
Announcing that the eight dread
noughts of the Atlantic fleet and about
100 destroyers would leave Guanta-
namo, Cuba, January 8, for Writer mNn-
euvers, Mr.. Daniels said these ships
would be "adequalely" manned, al
though their crews would not consti-
tute war complement. Other battle
ships of the Atlantic fe Il will join
the fleet as soon as it is possible to
man them, he added.
The Secretary pointed out that the
enlisted rersor rel of tie nHvy W
was 100000, nearly double that before
the war, and said the work Of train
ing. recruits was proceeding satisfac-
tOrily
New-York tribune., 1919-12-05
international Law Code
Ignoring War Proposed
Delegates of 18 Nations in Brus-
sells at Session of Associations
for the League of Nations

BRUSSELS, Dec. 4 (By The Asso-
ciated Press The conference Of the
Associations for the League Of Ma
tions which is being held here. with
eighteen countries represented. has ar
rived at some important conclusions.
Instructions have been given the per-
manent commission to draft a code of
international law, which. is to be
studied by all the associations and
submitted to the governments Of the
states concerned. The code aims ito
tally to i'm nate from its text the
right to go to war"
The conference has adopted plan
for permanent commission to pre-
mare draft convention calling for
Justice between nations and motions
and resolutions urging that the league
of nations be created Immediately.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-05
Allies Invite Hungary
To Sign Peace Treaty

BUDAPEST Dec. 5.--Major General
Harry H Bandholtz. U. S. A., one of
the Allied Military Mission to Hungary.
presented to Premier Hus7ar to-day an
invitation from the Supreme Council
Of the peace conference to send Hun
garian plenipotentiaries to Neui,ly to
conclude peace between the Allied ma
tions and Hungary.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-05
New Rumanian Cabinet
To Favor Signing Treaty

BUCHAREST, Dec. 4.-Caida voivode
president of the Chamber of Deputies
has been charged with the form ltion
of new Rumanian ministry. He an
nourced to-day, after consulting the
leaders of the different groups, that a
majority Of the Ch'mber wa in favor
of signing the Austrian treaty.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-05

the Baltic states.
LONDON, Dec. Am official wire
less comm 0 nication received from Mos
COW concerning the Seventh Congress
of Soviets, which is about to meet.
says:
"Thc counter revolution of Genera s
Denikinc, Kolchak and Yudenitch must
be finished. We shall conclude peace
with the Entente on the condition that
there shall be no interference in our
affairs. We are ready to make con-
cessions, but we will not make peace
which would undermine u.s."
A communication issued by General
Denikine, commander of the anti Rus
sian forces in south Russia, claims
that Denikine has broken the RED"
offensive in the region Of Tsarytsin,
that his troops now are advancing and
that in the counter offensive he has
captured 100 prisoners.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-05

sion the President is authorized to
appoint commission Of eleven per-
sons, which shall include officers Of
the army and persons from civil life
who are hereby empowered upon the
part of the United States to receive,
consider. liquidate. settle, certain
and find the damages suffered sever
ally by citizens of the United States
on account of wrongs and trespasses
against the persons and property of
such citizens in Mexico and not
otherwise redressed;
"Be it further resolved that upon
the acertainments and determination
OF such damages as aforesaid the
President is authorized to employ the
naval and military forces of the
United States, and take such measures
as may be necessary to accomplish
TIE payment and satisfaction of such
claims"
New-York tribune., 1919-12-05
''Red'' Russian Peace
ENJOYS Reach Dorpat
Moscow Soviets Would Deal
With Allies if Guaranteed
Free Hand at Home

DORPAT, Dec. 4-The Bolshevik
peace delegation arrived here to-day
for meeting with the delegates Of
the Baltic states.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-05

GAG Third Avenue at 59th Street.
2298 Third Ave. at 125th ST., Harlem.
100 Nassau Street, Tribune Building
1896. Third Avenue at Seth Street.
2H3SHfhird Ave. at 10th St., Bronx.
20l VeSt 125th ST. at Seventh Avenue.
1928 Broadway ct 6osh Street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-13
Our Holdings

Our holdings comprise of the best that to be found in the TEXAS OIL FIELDS Our first well will be drilled in BLOCK 89 entirely surrounded by produc- tion, and in the HEART of the Northwest Burkburnctt the Gusher Field of Texas. Ask any well posted oil what he thinks of Block 89 and what our chances of striking oil on that block He will tell you that can't miss
 10 ACRES IN BLOCK 54 just south of the hold ngs of the Rainbow Division Oil Company in Block 63. Some mighty good property. If they h then can't fail.
 25 ACRES IN IOWA PARK, where we are EN- TIRELY SURROUNDED by production, and the best grade of oil to be found in Texas and where pay sand is struck at the very shallow depth of 700 to 900 feet
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-13
Very Soon We'll Drill Our First We'll i'm Block
 WHERE THERE A HOIE
Our Guarantee

We guarantee to drill at least two wells-WE ARE NOT A ONE WELL COMPANY
 We guarantee to drill to depth that will penetrate every known oil sand in the Burkburnett Field North west EXtension)
 We WON'T let any drilling contracts on a fifty fifty basis
 Out of our profits, the property owners will get only oneeghth; we'll get the other even-eghths. And out of that seven-eghths, 75 per cent will to stock holders in monthly dividends; the other 25 per cent will be set aside for further development.
 WITH US, ITS NOT A QUESTION OF FINDING OII.-rrS JUST A QUESTION OF DRILLING TO TT!
New-York tribune., 1919-02-03

a''. :. e liens. ''S q. 'sS''' sS atty ~ 'Ss'a ' g.
Asner coodrnai $50 Legsett az. Bronx: Mar e.
isso s S'i 10 81 W. A. cosas ssS sMaS state Investing
Go to rmma II Ellsworth. ut RAILWAY. \ j:
SAME PROPERTY; Emma Ii Ellsworth to Edw
" Browning. 81 W Slst ST; Mtg $4,000; all
7TH Az. 2$2s. 27xioo Leybuck Co to Pocomo
e Real CorPn 5a,5 & eS hroad St & * s. .rl all sns
l44Tm ST. 2o7 "a and 2oo w. d6x9s1l: HopSi2s
corded from Mar %. 1908; atty. NJ slverstein
SANE FHoPERTY: Samuel iirosncr to chss
Brown. 200 " l4dth st: mtg s34. 500: m mtg mtg,
n,,TH sr- 800 " lcs98 II; Hy Pratt to Jas
Geo apq y r@ster r'A T. Ioafs aSs l''n ST. Aty
lis1H ST 5p5 w II 6xae.ll Margaret + Robin
sa n e a. L. ndd eS Noy to AK Alse Nh MSn0ls s,.n
trli G. \ < J.. lii B'way ....... 49,. sa 800
to AZ s % Snauer %a r. SfloS Nest 1ss Tnd y a
mtg $4,000; Ian 81; at,ys. Kurzman Il. =
BRit;S;s Az. 9i5i. $ 2oxss.5: Geo Ludws
Req TO CommonwcaIth Savings Bank; Jan Y
AZ s,y. 6 II iiyde. A rark Roy s. 900
Malg't + Barrett TO Michael Walsh. Yorktown.
y Jan y: atty NJ Walsh. 2l42 Ellis
wASHINGToN Av. " S 200 : ian st, 5oxiao:
100000 nov q. rs; atty. RothcnOcrg :
l.pi - Map ROCK f-staie; tred A STEINER 10
$0 ATTY, G Guukel 2OG Beay ............. 500
BATHGArE AN. 1880 81 c ilxllo Anthony Ave
IiliS Co to IIesu Rlts Co. Beekfnan ST. mtg
S3iooo, Jan 81 attys Price Bros. 27l
CAMBERLING Az. 6 Isl y i lSSth St. 5oxi45'S
to Beaumont Av x50xli45 Mitchell: A c Levy
TO John Wendi. McntcIar. j.. Jan 80:
l3tIH ST II 95.4 W Brown pl. l6Ns5 America
Masucci 70 Maude sioco 81 Harper st. Roches-
ieT. 4eT ia" ~ at's' VIII o & G. Roches,
SAME PROPERTY. Maude + sisco to Mar Ma
sucei, ~ Merriam 81. Rochester y Y Jan q
same atty ......,.................. ..............$ ST
lS9hp ST gs9.4i Il, 2 5, 5oxloo; Rudolph Eaksn
Jan s psYa q l ssIe9 & So7p co n19G @ Az mtg 50
WHEELER Av. o 5 27o y Westchester Av: 4oxio0
Equity Assets Corp to Christian Bandel, 574 Il
= ~ ~ - " wig n. $4,000; Jan %: sttys T G <
BALcoM Az. " Latiins st. 55oxioox-xl29' -. llgy
ESQ Balcom ay. s. south Latting st. 2251i0O
lanes Mitchell trefl 10 Ssrash \, ConkIin
massis,ls,s 'i4yets,sss y Jan 2s atty II De Baum
hAVIiAND Av. Hasemcyer av. runs 2sog
,.a loSx l'51 25x lo5x 30: also
s"e. ;,chs, 81 ,ro lgQ vet La',tng St. 75xioo
sTts efslrs"; y; Jan 2s' atty II De Baum. Haver-
rLiMProN Az 1927. s. a2xico; rlsbo9S l}isi o90
hyneh = 70 ood Loretta a stewart 46 i i5ath St
I Co. l76 broadway S,on
WASHINGTON Av. 2I37-43 W =. 75x145. TeacI,ers'
bpiding & Loan Assn 70 Julius II Haas $50
= y ~: ~ l4,se s.s 900: Jan /; attys. Wendell
fAiLt ST e 1908 Alius st. 2osloo. sarsl
II Jackson - Jeunie Paul e4t Allus ST.. lntp
,,s - 900 Jsn 81 atty. l. T 4 T Co. 100 Bway sioc
Aerose lo0x 81 * ;, loos ~ .. '.an1 arr
%afdef4 TO Isaac Kay j74 " lgynd (, ~
s.p.ooo; Jan 81 attys. l. T q i CO. iSo Bwsysf 'iSf
New-York tribune., 1919-02-03

individuals and organizations. who
have guarded the housing situation in
this city for many years and fought
down legislative attempts to lower the
high standards OF construction and ar
rangements demanded for the use OF the
great majority of the city's dwellers
are decidedly opposed to measures m
troduced in Albany recently. If they
are enacted, the claim is made that
they will permit backward movement
in housing in this city which will be
inimical to health and moral standards
The bills are accepted by the local
guardians OF the tenement house law
as a wedge which. if it finds an open
ing. will be followed by others, and all
the wears of planning and constructive
work will 20 for nothing, and liVlng
conditions viii revert to oldtime stan
dards. ,.,,
in the Senate which Will. ii adopted,
says John j. Murphy. former tenement
House Commissioner and at present
secretary of the tenement house COM
mittee of the Charities Organization
the State of New York for the last
eighteen wears in regard to tenement
houses. When the tenement house law
was enacted, in 1901 notice was served
ON all parties concerned that after that
date no buildings could be used tor
tenement purposes in the City OF ne"
York unless they were made to COM
ply with the provisions OF the tene-
ment house law in regard to new bulld-
ings. AS a matter of necessity the
law permitted buildings of any type
which were in use as tenement houses
in 1901 to continue to be so used, pre-
scribing only such minimum altera-
tions as we're necessary to slightly
improve light, ventilation and SANTA
THE tenement house law now re-
ouiros that every room in all new tene-
ment houses shall be lighted by windows
oponing directly on street. yard or
court said MI. Murphy This pro.
vision automatically limits the depth OF
rooms in proportion to their WIDTH
thus insuring light and ventilation.
s.The Dodge bill now proposes to ap-
plv TO all old residence buildings in the
Citv of New York the concessions made
in 1904 as matter of necessity. 1t
does this on the theory that the in
terests OF property owners must be pro-
tected even at the expense of the pub
lie health 1t exempts all four-story
and basement buildings, which may be
converted into tenement houses, from
substantially all the provisions of the
law regarding new buildings.
at directly authorizes the use of an
interior dark room on every floor with
out provision for light and ventilation.
1t permits the existing, highly inham-
mable wooden sta.irways to remain, only
applying to them a covering of plaster
board at certain points, method of
freproofng which competent judges
deem entirely inadequate Such build
ings would not house enough families
to make it possible to keep Janltor, un-
less indeed it is intended surreptitiously
to introduce a fifth family living in the
basement If the buildings have not
ianitor service however good the neigh
borhood in which they are located, they
New-York tribune., 1919-02-03
Assignments of Mortgages

SETH sT is w: mtge $4,000 Water st. 800: mtge
g., t'nC "no Am Amsterdam ay n cor 1921 st; lntge
sITS"So ~ "G0 s sS'h ST. % l75 west End lntse
s. A. !st ay; mtge 500 O0o; NJ Josephine Ely.
indlyid and eAtrx, and VIM II Ely to Alic, Eiy
TAdinnetS y Der, $50 Madison ay. and Julia Ely Dow.
NoRTHEisN AV. n W cor isist St: a 10 sbog" ooo
thai to FreNbell Realty Co 80 42d st and Frey
bell X Co to Chas NJ Roscnthal go West Enc
ay and Chas NJ Rosenthal to Regina Lyman II
North Wayecrest av Aryerne !. ] attys. stras-
hourger $. "a Bway: 3 assns total. $50. 900
ls4TH ST. 1870 w: int Of so 600 in mtge $50 800
bee Holding Co TO Ernest NJ Bullowa. IN b
ssrn ST s., Is Central Park West Iitge mse
ani oOo si,v VIM tds;H May r. admr to- Mary Kings
BRoADwA$Y aa S'a$ s'seT cor list 4 st B%ny al and n
mtge sl.25O 600; Louis z6orowsky to Geo "
Grieo Hutchinson 50 Bedford I'd. London. .NI Eng
land attys. Morris K Mcvegh. 80 Liberty
LIN INGToN Az, 1850: Bible Society to Law lSo
syTIJ y1T H2Tt s &c GO % " Liberty s 8 sss .oo SO goo
for Advancement OF Science and Art to Lawyers
u4' MeT! 'gro2 CO - Sr li6sqty fSa st. s2T 900
atty, Lawyers Title & r Co. l6o Bway. 4''Si
5STH ST, n g. S5 W % ay; Rudolph 2 Domschkc
to Lake Mechan 1889 Sd av; atty. Arthur G
7TH 81 80 y u part. mtge So 600 Geo Hcrmann
ts56 to Edw F zimmermann' 222 Columbia Grant,
1OsD ST, Is "; Ruth Han TO Lawyers Title ritlo
d 90, 100 Bway .,.....................$l $l4 900
Bronx
ST AIMS Az, 7s7; AGRA Realty Co to Anton S
ZuasSt. 976s Decatur av; atty, A s zilagyi 276s
l65TH ST 4ao-2 +: Chas Haskell to I1, Level
ia 9TH av' anSs. Wterbourg &c u. 200 9TH
cSrnEss Az. 35s Elfrteda Roschn to israel ~
Schulman 9ol Prospect av attys Kantrowitz &
II, $40 Bway Observation-Disclosures. S26 600
New-York tribune., 1919-02-03
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan

81 NICHOLAS Av l57 Kate wife Of Iliy snd,h
70 =, Margaret l, Lee atty. Tirlc Guar & r ca. i7s
Eth sT :. 2os v lst ay 20 e1la biz: Michan,
ffrnfy 70 Eys Pbipps. indivd and extrr viii
u Hannah vi Fronch. 22s w t22d a. suy
19,n rfsnk " Iichenor rs PARK row. Apr r.
2Ij Av s2s p.y sod 90, 81 900
~ ~! y zztth ST. atty. oscar II J iIcInstadt
st,s S,2s "hle Plains az cor 2ssth st; Nov J.
SfU Az. s27; Freok W and Maryarcthe Matte ~
~" n1~0fy ssy hank i2s boweTy attys. Norsyoon
~ .iyI,Isy< i1V NASSAU st. Oct lS, 1856 . 81 900
AVENUE G. n ~ cor eth IT, 2Sxsa Avel,,n 6
>. 'z5'd ,ath 81. 22xs5 Mnrris and C;lissle
lAD~fa<n ~ Lawyers Afof 60 80 IAborfv n, Z
,.,,,y ~ Lawyers Tito & T CO 100 f,way: oct TO-
gAME rIij,. tt.yry s.,,i. 81 900
abien n W 1dt 4th AZ at5. 4 r stern 81
pa,s row Noy 70 1916 e,.,.,,,..s.-... ss. 900
4ittU Sf. Si+ w: Emma Hatch ~ Henry & Noble
~ " l9iH -; h'ig. = Jiue & r Co. Xxx
EwaL. Soy ". 1911 l9iI.....4.,.'.........s s2 300
hsike#itz z1Gz IN sy. ATTY IeD scbaffsn. "a
'"@'''SfH 81, Jan ~ 1918 ,t..,,.,t.st.. S. 300
New-York tribune., 1919-02-03
Recorded Mortgages
Downtown


DIVISION ST. 215 a4x54e; m: Jan 10. Mary
habinoSit1 to Jas L Holland. 225 W 18TH St +:
due Jan Jan 81. 1924; o'a p c: atty. NJ Nussbaum
CHERRY ST e SCANNED st. ii s1l5ss ss' 8 0Go to
,sov "a'er a s, u x,l g, SSi5l M Jan is; Max Tar
13'y Bway 20 parts and Louis Tromrner. 56S Co.
atins nmous az; ~ part due Jan 1920; c.;
East Side
li1H ST, 22s F. le,s1ss7; r. m; Jan 20; Rector
B"sery to Randolph Harriet. s43 w lToth st
and Lang ano; due Jan 81. 1922; c: uttys NIoyors
75Tn 81 2s5 : 20 Jan 81 rort IS e4vis o4s
land Land lmpt Co to Metropolitan sav Bank, So
Co. ls5 Bway w. - :. a'es' 1Iale nde
''n a5nsoa s e S41s Rsss j. jsa
u,n Il i"sS; O. p g. pr mtg $4,000; atty Jacob ]
la2D ST asa f. i4s71s: m: Barnett r TsiDo GOo
stein 20 Metropolitan Say Bank So Coorer So
=, -; n yrs; c; atty n Title Il NJ Co
West Side
SoM and MANUEL Ma g G%zesS w 1Sl92 % Z M Jan 81 Alice
q c n"ay rii,d. imsals; c; atty. Title Guar &
rINGIgHsT Av 1899 slst st. 5oisiiis s7 i0s
o"S'as-4 ~ ,;,n sane ne 70 same due May A. 1922
rINEHRsTS AZ T. iosa Ssy s''ns slst & 5G9
nnsSt n,uHI ,'.,; =, N; Jan 20; Anna spegel L
t.o p , C.; pr mSc $50. 800; atty. Saul Bernstein.
las Bwsy '........................ ..........$2 500
Bronx
Av. 2l37-43 W g. 75xla5: Julus
IL Haas to Teachers Bldg & Loan Assn. 4o5 Ilx-
y IeSoh - "v: !an ,,, due as per bond; atys Wode
SANE Mr. fRor same to Clara Hesse $50 RwsS gSo
- ,Bernhelm e55 Bway Bkyn y ~ ":s s. 900
GRAND BLVD CONCOURsE. W Ie5 n Minerva
pi 5oxl25 Alexon Land Co 10 Union Square say
bank 20 Union So: Jan 81 yrs. 6 p c. atty
y Lawyers Title & T Co. $50 Bway ..... sS 900
faul 70 Sarah Jacobson so Church ST; prior
muse mig ~ * 200 Ian 81 installs. p c. atty Law
llEBolT AN, $ cor lS7th st, l6 sxs3: Jos Sau0-
naro to John J Brady. If a3tG Park ay and
Mlo. jan 81; due July 49, 1922 5a u c; at;ys
Chas G Patterson 29o Bway ...'......... ST 900
New-York tribune., 1919-02-03
Satisfied Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

9TH Av A.; Marcus Contracting Co Inc ast
ES"aIamagnndi Club Corpn ct al; March .,
SAME PROP; Composite Metal Lath Co agt same
SANE rRop; sicgel Bldg Corpn Inc agt same
12, Fch 70; lsls ..,. 81 900
SAME fRol' Globe Sash 4 Door Co. Inc, ag.
SAME PROP; Samuel Herhst agt same: Jan g.
SANE PROP; Maillard NJ Canda agt same: De-, 2s
u ~, ,,n :, S23S 0)
SAME PKoP and Levine Constr Co. Ino agt
same Jan II lalS .... ............... 81 $50
SANE PROP; NJ l. Weiss Inc, agt same Jan Il;
SAME PROP; segcl Bldg Corpn agt same: FEB ~
!'to flD il3 OS
SANE PROP; Phillip Weiner agt same Jan Is
lyls OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Observation-Disclosures. 0SO
New-York tribune., 1919-02-03

NURSE. English, wifi take one or two childre
cry or country excellent references. Miss Fit
goralds Employment Bureau 54e 9Th av
New-York tribune., 1919-02-03
Investor Buys ON Park Avenue

Theodore A. Kavanagh, of the Office
of John j. Kavanagh. has sold for
Fannie l.. Conboy the five story fiat, on
a lot 25x100, at 1880 Park Avenue. to
an investor. The house is between
Ninety-fifth and Ninety sixth streets.
Mr., Kavanagh will continue to manage
the property for the new owner.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-03
ST, 100000 for Use
OF Ohiu Theatre

The Hippodrome Theatre on Euclid
Avenue, Cleveland, with a seating ca
pacity of 5000, has been taken under
lease by Walter Rosenberg, of this city
for term of ten years at a gross
rental of s1,0o0,OOO The theatre has
the largest seating capacity Of any
auditorium in the Middle West, and has
been conducted in the past by B. F.
Kelth's interests as a vaudeville the
atre
New-York tribune., 1919-02-03
Builder Buys 39th St. Site

Al. & L. Hess and Alfred C. Marks
have sold 2oS, 210 and PIP West Thirty
ninth Street, a plot 6Ox1O0. west of
Seventh Avenue. Herman D. Goodstein,
VINO has erected number of buildings
IN New York, is the purchaser. This is
significant Of the fact that builders are
looking around for choice parcels.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-03
SURROGATES' NOTICES

PECK. JULIA BLANCHE.-IN PURSU-
ance OF an order of Honorable John P
Cohalan, Surrogate OF the County OF New
York, NOTICE Is hereby given to all per-
sons hVing claims against Julia Blanche
Peck, late OF the County OF New York. de-
ceased, to present the same with vouchers
thereof to the subscriber, at its place Of
Emmet & Parish, Its attorneys. No. 50
Wall Street, Borough of Manhattan. in the
city of New York, on or before the 9th
day of August next.
Dated, New York, the 23rd day OF Jan
uary. 1919.
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE AND
IHOSi COMPANY, Executor.
EMMETT e. PARISH, Attorneys for Ex-
ecutor, 62 Wall Street, Borough Of
Manhattan, New York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-03
Real Estate Market News and Comment
Builder BUYS 9th St. Site

M. e. L. Hess and Alfred C. Marks
have sold POS, 21O and 212 West Thir-
heth Street. plot 60x1O0, west of
Seventh avenue. Herman D. Goodstein,
who has built number of buildings in
New York, is the purchaser This is
significant Of the fact that builders are
looking around for choice parcels.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-03

FRENCH. FRANCES AIN PUnsrrANcu
or an order OF Honorable John y ~ ~
halan. Surrogate OF the County OF Ne -
York, NOTICE lis hereby given to ali nv
sons having Claims against Frances
French. late OF the County OF New Yorir
deceased, 70 present the same with vonch,
ers thereof to the subscriber. at her nisn
Harper. Attorney for Administratrix NJ, ~
40 Market Street, In the city OF Poush.
keepsle, n T., before thu 18th day Of
Dated. oughkcepaic. New York. the 18th
day OF September 1913 80"
MABELLE II. FRENCH
Adminiatratr,x
New-York tribune., 1919-02-03
Spear Men Back From War

The force of Spear e. Co. has been
augmented by the return of Sergeant
Leon R. Spear and Murray Brenner,
who have been in the army. Sergeant
Spear returned with the 57th Coast
Artillery last week, after long service
in France
New-York tribune., 1919-02-03

IN PURSUANCE OF. AN opbre ~.
Honorable John P. Cohalar, a Surroests
OF the County Of New York, NOTICE II
against Wilhelmina X. LauterJunge Iata 'a''rs ns
the County Of New York, City Of Ssw ~
York, deceased, TO present the same wiz
vouchers thereof to the subscriber ~ -
place Of transactng business No. so RrosS
way. Borough OF Manhattan, In the Citw ot
March next. "a
Dated, New York. the alst day OF An.
CENTnAL UNION TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK Ex! n.v
ADOLPH G. HENRY BLOCH Atf.vs AtffvUatot. or
Executor. SO Nassau Street. New Yorkt
New-York tribune., 1919-02-03
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

GREENWICH ST. 2a5-7. all: Selma Honor n
Julius Handel and Chas Faber. on the premises
> yrs from May |. 1918: atiys. Greenfield Bros
ll6FH ST. 4$6- 81 w ground floor Ephraim siff
!" Max Jurst. III " ll7th st; WIS from July
1919 address Siff 30 w Seth ST. 81 800
Bronx
sd Av' s. 9S2 ls2d st, l,sty garsge: S & z
Is S1s from 20 DAYS after bldg is ready for %
cupancy Jan 81; atty. 1falley. jr sos Trc-
mont av ....................... 3d. 200 to So 500
New-York tribune., 1919-02-03
LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS
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LOST BANKBOOKS

LOST.-Banl<book No. 1858 OF the Excel
sor Savings Bank, 10 West 23d st. Pay
ment stopped. Return to bank.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-03
Changes His Office

George W. Gustus, formerly con-
nected with the business leasing de
partment of Thomas J. O'ReiIly, is now
associated with Samuel j. Tankoos, at
II John Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-03

LOsT.-Bankbook No. saso45 of Bank
for Savings. $50 Fourth ave. New York.
Payment stopped. Please return book TO
la nix.