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New-York tribune., 1919-05-02
Small Subscribers
III e lp Brokers'
Victory Driv g
Total Below Half Way Mark,
Mr.. Marling Hopes to Pass
S3,000,O00 To-day; S6l,-
$50 Subscribed Yesterday

The real estate division has pushed
its total in the Victory Loan drive
among the topmost in the list of trade
divisions which are working to put
over the fifth bond issue. The division
stands eighth IN total subscriptions.
Yesterday was the Quietest day the
brokers have had since they launched
their drive ten days ago. The teams
were ell in the field, working hard for
their daily quota of 100000, which
Chairman Alfred E. Marling said sew
eral days ago was necessary If the
drive was to be put over. The best
they could do, however. was to sign up
number Of small subscriptions, which,
though showing the popularity Of the
drive, did not add materially to the
brokers' total.
oral ranging from $4,000 TO $4,000,
gave them a total for the day of s61 $50.
The reports show twenty-five persons
subscribed $1,000 to yesterdays total.
Ten persons each purchased 800
bond and twelve q $50 bond
The grand total last night for the
division was S2,sl1 ,60C. This is daily
average of S2S1, ,160. The brokers
worked hard to put the total over the
S3,000,00o mark. They would have
done it had several promised subscrip-
tions been received. There is no doubt
about the halfway mark being reached
to-day, Mr.. Mariing said. in fact, he Il
sure that his total this evening Will
be we'll over S3,000,O00.
The largest subscriptions yesterday
were from Douglas L. Gilman & CO.
and E. E. Smathers. The Gilman
firm contributed $4,000, and Mr.. Eli
man gave $1,000 as his per onal sub
scription. Mr.. Smathers contributed
$4,000; the New York Produce Ex-
change Bank, $1,000; the Broadway
Maiden Lane Company, $4,000; Mrs
Nellie Flake, $4,000, and Charles S
Lyons, $4,000.
Mr.. Marling said that the division
was still on the job, and unless he was
very much mistaken would have Its
quota before the final gong was
sounded.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-02
Sales at Auction
Rv Incnnh % no

BY Joseph P Day
i06TH ST, 81 e, $. 1884 Park av. 90. 2
xloo.l1; and 4-sty hall r a Bruce
Brown agt T A Clark ct al: due. sls.-
o4l o.; taxes, etc, s1,1S7.9o; to the
plaintiff for S1S,500.
llsTH ST, 1e f. n 8. e5 w Madison av.
25xlO011; 5-sty tint; II J Mandelbaunn
ct al ngt B Herzog ct al. due, s22.-
plaintiff for $4,000.
by Henry Brady
ESSEX ST. A. s. 1873 8 Grand st, 25x
SIX irreg; 5-sty int and stores; Kath
Chambers agt x M Elliott ct al. due.
$30.23S.72: taxes. etc, $500; 70 the
plaintiff for s26. 000
BY James j. Donovan
WHITE PLAINS RID, . $, Boston Post
Road, s. lot 4ia and plot e, CITY N Y
agt Alice Minrath ct az, due. ss.I1ss2:
taxes. etc, S2.671.S3; TO the plaintiff for
$3.50.
BY Arthur c. Sheridan
PARCEL OF LAND ut a point IN block
bounded by l1Sd st. Carter av. i74th
st and Webster av 1877 w Webster .av.
1oo.5x25x irreg; CITY asst NJ An
drews ct al; due. s2.4i5.19; taxes, etc,
s6sS.25; to the plaintiff for sl.aOo.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-02
64tli ST. House for Physician

Douglas L. Gilman & Co. have leased
for Dr. J. Dodge Peters, 126 East cath
Street, four-story dwelling, to DR..
Cyrus w. Field.
Pease & Gilman have rented for
Mrs. James Russell Solely the five-storv
American dwelling at 22 East 56th
Street, to W. II. Goadby, and for Mrs.
Florence Exton the five-story Ameri-
can dwelling at 6S West S5th Street, to
Mrs. Mary Hickox
John j. Kavanagh has leased for
Fernando G. Echeverria his residence
at 56 East 'Ninety-third Street to T.
M. Knight.
Suites Leased ON East Side
Douglas L. Gilman & Co. have leased
an apartment at 615 Fifth Avenue to
W. D. Baldwin; apartments at 80 East
SlXty-frst Street 20 Miss f. Pearl ard
Miss Elizabeth Green, and an apart
ment at 116 East Fifty-elghth Street
to William II. Field.
Pease & Gilman have leased an
apartment at $40 Park Avenue to W
Hunt Hall: at 215 Madison Avenue ia
Walter S. Painter; at 145 East Thirty
fifth Street to R. P. Verrall, and AT
lO3 East Seventy-fifth Street to Mrs.
0. Won Amin.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-02
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

4s5 e. mtg. s4s. .oO0; Nassau County
Trust CO. sub trustee. TO Alfred A Gard
Powell Wall ST. 4 aesns. -. sec. $50
Path ST, 5o7-s w, mtg, s5,75oi Anna NJ
Pelzer TO Behenson Realty Co. 500 willis
saD sT lis n; Thco scineii, e3r' TO to
Emigrant lnduat Say Bank; atty. r &
r j O'Gorman, 81 Chambers st So 600
77TH ST, s, 22o 9TH av; Emanuel l.
Hellcr to Title Guar & Co. 17e Broad
wTTI@i1AM sir. SIS; Title Quar- & T ses,OTo CO. TO
Dry Dock Saw Instn, s41 Bowery; atty.
Frank Nj Tichenor. SS Park Ro~g 90
10TH AV. lel; mtg, $4,000; peo lS. 1897 !;
Henry Ebsen, sub trustee to Emfgranl
Indust Say Bank; atty, Edw j Mcclure
wX1E ST, II: mtg, stq 5oo Waiter saSG2 Bar
ton W sanletz. 27l Bway. 81
25TH ST. + s, 11g W "a av; The State
Bank to Leopold Brand, N Y @: atty.
Adoiph Krcisberg, 149 Bway 81
SD AV. n 1O7th st; jus Roddy and
ington Square EastI nttys. Newmark &
Miller, 164 Nassau st..............s9,50 81, 500
1ST Az, 2O43-46i Moncure Burke, gdn. to
Title 9Var s g., }o 15s do5 BwTay. SIS. 900
T Roll to Theo Il Roll. fs Bainbridge
st.. Bklyn; attys, Bauerdorf & Taylor
ALIEN sT, s; mtg 1000, samuel f8;gGg Sons
TO Morris Slotnick- I0s Stockholm ST.,
Blsyn; attys. siegel. c & 6. 81 Cham
DetS 1T . .. 81
AsTH ST, n IS. 212-e W 9Th av; mtg, SO, 900; ;
t. Kath & Heynard to Edna ii Mac
martin. l52 w 18th st; atty, a Lynch,
81 Chambers St.. .......-...... So. 600
Bronx
RAILROAD Av4 " 5. go n lssth st,
26.7x9B.10; 10th st. 8l9 %; Fsile st,
9O3; Norwood av, g, 1874 W 205th st.
25x1125; lot as, map Y Catholic Pro-
tectory, and Maclay aY, 175 st Peters
az. 25xl2S; Amalie SONAR to Martha
Armbruster, 1z17 Crotoua av; atty.
Martha Armbruster AL Crotcna sv;
:, assts =
1oox1oe, and 1+oth at SOL Z; Rosa
Rosenfela 70 Fannie I. Sicgestein. 1923
Franklin av, Far Nockawey. n Y; atty.
B Siegeistein. 80 Nassau st;
14oTH sT. iao d: sarah b Lcpfeld to
Tessie II Scharps. 4s w B3d st, attys.
Scharps & S, - Bway .........$1 $1.0z6.sS
LOT lO5. map !, olinyiie; also Highway,
leading from Westchester to Pelham
Bridge, and s adj land Martin :
Watson, contains acres; Amand. wife
john BussiDg. jr to said John Bussing,
(r.. 2o5 e Lincoln az Mt Yernoni atty.
John Bussing, Jr, 205 Z Lincoln av, M
vernon 80 = - .
New-York tribune., 1919-05-02
News and Comment of City and Suburban Realty Marke
Another Dwelling Buyer
Plans Suites for House
Mrs. c. Z. Smith Gets Property
Adjoining Her Home ON
7nd Street

M. H. Tropauer has sold for Will
liam B. Thorn 269 West Seventy
second Street. This house is twenty
tive feet from the corner Of West End
Avenue, on a lot 25x10O, and was held at
100000. The property was purchased
by Mrs. Catherine f. Smith, who also
owns the adjoining house at 267. She
purchased the later property through
the same broker about eight years ago
for investment and it is her plan now
to alter both houses, on a plot 50x100,
into suites of two rooms and bath Mrs.
Smith is the owner of the ,northwest It
corner of Eighty-ninth Street and
West End Avenue and the north. corner
OF Riverside Drive and Eightieth
Street.
Martin Buys Madison Avenue Home
Pease & Gilman have sold for the
539 Madison Avenue Company to c.
Grayson Martin the four story and
basement dwelling at $50 Madison Ave
nue., on lot 25x10O.
Quick Resale in 65th Street
Warren Delano has resold the four
story and basement residence at Dc
East Sixty fifth Street, purchased last
week from Eleanor Blodgett.
Another 65th Street Dwelling Sold
Mrs. Katherine f. Duane has sold
her home at 100 East Sixty-tifth
Street, five-story American basement
structure, on a lot 2Ox1OO5, to II. J.
Pritchard Douglas Gibbons G. Co.
were the brokers'
Buys House in 10th Street
Slawson G. Hobbs have resold 165
West 18th Street, g three-storv and
basement dwelling, for A. j. Farmer, to
buyer for occupancy.
73d Street Reported Deal
DR.. Heinrich Stem is reported tc
have sold the four story and basement
dwelling at $50 West Seventy I'd
Street, on lot 19.4x1o2.2.
Sale in 1884 Street
The H. M. WE'LL Company has sold
for Clara Mulcahey the three story and
basement threefamily dwelling at 52S
West 173d Street, on lot 1S.9x10o.
76th Street Property Sold
Slawson G. Hobbs have sold for A. j
Palmer 165 West Seventy-six Street
q three and one-half story high-stoop
dwelling, on lot 20x102.2.
House in 1o3d Street Bought
Otto Stahl has bought for occupancy
from David Werdenschlag the three
story and basement dwelling at 30f
West 103d Street, on lot 20x100.
Buyer for 61st Street House
The Land Estates, Inc, have sold 25O
East SiXty-frst Street, three story
dwelling, on a lot 16x100.
Sale in 1O5th Street
Charles S. Kohler, Inc, has sold for
Mrs. Susan F. Laytin the three story
dwelling, on a lot 16x6S.3, at 43 West
l05th Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-02
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan
11lTH ST, 119 West: 111th st, 1l6 Yves
land map: Realty COrpn to Albert

land map; Realty corpn to Albert n
Austin: atty Lawyers IT. 7 & i Co. S0 dS0
10TH ST, 9, 54 Park av, 16x102.2; mtge
also covers premises 18TH st. n 8. 100 Q
Park av. ae:4x1022; 18th St CO East to
1915; atty. + A Snow. 16 Wall st $3.50. 900
s5TH ST. 41o West; Christopher Ellis
saybrook Conn. to Mary ,y A s,, Garry, AZ
Chambers st: July 20, 1917. ...... $1,000
18TH ST. 1l2 West; Julia Getz Ammon
to United States T Co OF N Y. 45 Wall
st; atty. Title c & T Co. 176 Broadway
ALLEN sT. s; Gershon and sarah tIane-
man to Morris sIotniek. 1oa Stockholm
merstein, s11 West 10th st. to Levi s
Hulse. trustee; atty. Title & T Co, 176
broadway; June 27. 1s11..:. ..s29, 900
77TH ST, 837 East; Herman Wagner. on
the premises, to Hy Aronson, 1928 Lex
ington ay: atty Jacob } Aronson. 55
18TH ST 244 West; Mary J Ryan to Cor
nela d Stevens; atty. John B Stevens.
I76 broadway; March IL. 1907: 81, 900
av runs 50x 0.21ax g so X 03S :
Bertha Piepenbring to Catharne Nlaien-
schen; atty. r c Birkhahn. Nassau st
4sTH sr. $, 1884 5th av, 1s.sxioo.S; 1GiSSG
Madeline S Marlsoe to Emigrant Sav
Bank; attys, Amend & A. 1l9 Nassau st
Feb 0. 1914 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 600
SAME PROPERTY; Francis II & Madeline
s Markoe to same: attys. same; March
PRINCE ST. 1877; John Liebold on tho
premises. to VIM II Sage, Bronxviile,
Y; atty, Title @ g. Co. 17e Broad
way; April 81, 1916 ..............sloo 900
8TH AV. 2075; Stars and Stripes Realty
Co, 81 Chambers st. to Samuel Cohen. 254
West l12th st atty. Joseph II Greenbcrg.
200 Broadway; March 10. 1919. ...S2,8O0
New-York tribune., 1919-05-02
slaenk Gets Big Share
In West l35th St. Block
Buys Eleven Apartment Houses
Between Broadway and Riv-
erside Drive at S75O.COO

j. A. Ulanov has sold for Rosenthal
& Grotta to Joseph Shenk eleven five
story houses on West 135th street. be-
tween Broadway and Riverside Drive,
at 602 to GA and 600 to GIT West 1S5th
street.
The houses are 40x100 each. The
purchaser holds seven-ycar lease on
the houses, which was negotiated by
the same broker. The houses were
held at $750,000
Nine-story SD Street Flat Sold
N. A. Berwin & Co. have sold for I.
Randolph and Everett Jacobs to a new
realty company headed by I. Kramer
for cash, .127 West Eighty second
street, nfhe-story apartment house
on a plot 57x100, which the sellers
bought last month from the James Nc
Creery Realty Corporation.
Flat In Dyckman Section Sold
Joseph G. Abramson has purchased
from Henry w. Gsnnerich STA Academy
street, adjoining Broadway, fve-story
shouse. 1t was a cash sale arranged by
Byrne & Bowman as brokers.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-02
Receivers Sell
Realty in Bronx
Held at $l,5O0,O00
Dispose of Five Elevator
Flats and I2O Lots Owned
by American Real Estate
Co. to Building Operators

Alfred E. Marling and Charles F.
Noyes, receivers of the American Real
Estate Company, have sold to the Bed
ford Holding Corporation five six
story elevator apartments, covering the
sn.ire block front on the south side
% Westchester Avenue, from Simpson
Street to Southern Boulevard, and part
OF the blocks on the west side of South
'rn Boulevard and east side of Simp-
son Street
The property Is known as Areco,
Hollywood and Hollywood Court. The
property fronts 243 feet on Southern
boulevard, 261 feet on Westchester
Avenue and So feet on Simpson Street,
with the rear line extending from
Simpson Street to Southern Boule-
ward.
The property has an area of approxi-
mately sixteen city lots. The upper
iioors contain 144 apartments, laid out
IN suites of three to seven rooms.
Acker, Merrall & Condit, the United
Cigar Stores Company, and the Areco
Drug Store occupy the stores. The
property shows a rental of approxi-
uately $l25,000 end was held at ST.
100000. The buildings were erected
BY the American Real Estate Company
about nine years ago.
In addition to this sale, the Bedford
Holding Company also purchased from
the receivers Of the American Real
Estate Company 120 lots, being ap-
proXlmately five square blocks, on the
Grand Boulevard and Concourse,
Wvthe. Walton and Jerome avenues,
between 10th, 171st and 172d streets.
The property will be subdivided,
financed and resold 10 builders This
property was held at S5O0,OoO Leitner,
Brener & Starr were the brokers.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-02
Wendell Estate Breaks Old
Policy Through Long Lease

Negotiations covering period Of
almost two years have been closed
by Manning & Trunk through which
the United Cigar Stores Company OBJ
tans control for twcnty-one years
from May / the large plot at the south
east corner Of Sixth avenue and Thirty
eighth street owned by the Wendell
estate.
This lease again breaks the long es-
tablished policy of the Wendell estate
not to make long term leases, as this
is the second twentyone year lease
that has been made by them within
the last few months, the other being
the building at 181 Broadway, which
was leased to Schraft.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-02
Recorded Transfers

< irregulaT; Hanover square Realty CO
Buildng Corporation. 9 William st; b
and s; all liens, April 21; attys, Cadawal
ader & I, 30 Wall st t....>.............S 81
PIKE ST, 90, W $, 27xS5.11; VIM II Hurd
to Samuel l Gordon. 33l w 27th st; b
and 8, 4 e, all liens; April 80; .lttys,
DeWitt l. & Dew, SS Nassau st $500
Al ED, runs 70x 25x 70x 10 t?)
to beg; Ignata Bleich to Max and Mil
r; Apr 2s; atty, Max Klein. $50 Broad
B&NN s,r. n 5. Is 4thi st, 25xloo; Nette i
r Lasell and ano to Stuyvesant Vain
wright, 3 Sheridan sq attys. C & IT
BEDFORD sT e s. 30 Downing st. 1s9x
sante, "a Bedford st, and ano; b and 8 ;
April II; attys. 7 G G Co. 176 Broad,
East Side
FIFTH Av, n cor sth st, 25;sx1oo; sth
$syy $ 92S g5h st. 2g4xlSo 9th hay
Oak Point Corpn to Terrain Realty Co..
IoS IawTeys Rwsy i Z nF t 81 Ss5S9SS9 3sG All len at
Oak Point Corpn. 2Os Bway; mtg sl45,-
-, { o0o; o., All L. liens April 29 attys, sameSl
A Roesch, indiVid, eXtrX, etc, to the
rector, etc, of st Marks in the Bouwerie
2d av and 10th st. mtg 5000; all liens
rESTH MSl sr. els p 5. 25xaa.1o igiaf1 1snafS
Bleich TO Helen Blefcn. 41O E I'd st; a
part, a l. q c; April 2S; n,ry Max Klein,
nLEvG&&1Tu ST. ssi e. :. 81 's7.dxslC$.s 4
IS Avenue D; mtg S2l,5oo al Iii liens; ApG
TWELFTH ST, "a E, Is. 25x10O John
av; all liens; April 80; atty. Amend &
idy NaSSau ST
loVx irreg: Harry. II Martin to Fourth
Ave Associates, G4o Bway; mtg $500, 900;
all liens; April 90 atty, s-acaman q 9,
80 Nassau st '.'.'.'''.-. Sloo
2STH sr. s22 East, S IS. 26x0s.0; James E
McElroy, adinr, to James e McElroy,
individually. $22 East 28th st; half pt.
mtge $500; and s. a e; atty, John
8sD sT, ;. rs W I'd av 2ox5ss George George
w Tanning ct al to Aldrin Salter 2225
Sedgwicl1 av; a t. b and g, all liens
18TH sT. 1913 East n =, 2ox74; foreclose
April 2, 1919; Emanuel d Cohen rel, to
Lawyers T &. r Co, $50 Broadway attys,
Dean, II q S, 60 Broadway $50, coo
18TH ST, s 8. 2o1 w Lexington Ay, SIX
1905; B + Curtis to J II NJ Realty Corp,
204 Front st; mtge 100000; allI liens;
April 90 ..'.-.....'...'. '.....j J.. .S1oO
schwarz, exr, TO Iarrie Parftte. 1865
S2d st, Rklyn; mtgee, s5o,o0o:. April 80;
SAND PROPERTY; Harrie Parntte to NJ
Taylor t0y non. Fyno; jr, Princeton. N J; mtge,
So atty. Title G & II Co, 176 Broad
way 81
elsT ST, $50 East. s s. 16x1oo.5: Land Es-
tatea TO John Corcia, 212 East 61st st,
mtge $4,000; April 30; atty, New York r
& NJ Co. 1875 Broadway ay.............s10 81 90
61ST ST, s. 1882 w Cd av, ls.l0x1O0.6
Marg G Scanlon to Maude s Jewett. 200
West b1st st; mtge $4,000 all liens; April
30; atty, Lawyers I 81 L Co. 160 Broad
CPD ST, gao East. e. 2ox1005; Marie and
VIM BertschiDger to Langdon II Roper.
sb East 62d st; mtge $7,500;' all liens
April 80; atty, Title G & T Co. l76
esPH PTGe1%a sT ss East ,s.ioo &. rhos 1;o$
ger to Losei Realty Corpn. l64 Grand st
MTG. $4,000; Jan 30. 1917; atty. Albert
Handy 6S Wall St.. ..........,..,.. 81
10TH ST, 335 East. n s. 24.9x100.4I Pauline
Caesar and ano to the Hudwill Corpn
West %5th st; mtg@ s17.O0o; all liens
New-York tribune., 1919-05-02
New Building Plans
Bronx

MyNRoE Az. ssckstt az. s.gsty
CO, II Baisley. i5ll overing st, pres
owners; NJ w Del Gaudio, 1872 Gieaso =
WEscHEsTER ,AY,, 8 9. 1874, -7s " Caslie
Ii.i ay. isly brick garage, 52x20; DEgid
Fauth, 2lL2 Westchester av, owner: ~
w Del Gaudio, 1912 Gleason av, aychi-
PROSPECT Av. 8 l45 II islst st, 2
sly brick theatre, 125xi5o. lobby 25x7e
Pleasant Amusement CO. B S Moss 22e
TN av. pres owners; De Rosa & PERSIA
10 w 40th st, architects: cost. 100000
Manhattan Alterations
WILLIAM EFT, As. to an 11-sty o,scss:
Bank of America, a. Wall 81, owner
Hoppin 81 Koen, tSd st, architects,
51ST ST. 23 and rs w. TO two 4-sty oT lgs.
Beadleston Realty Co, 40 Broadway
owner; f. Goodwillis 81 w 4stl 81
architect; cost ........-,.....s,{7 SO. 06D
27TH ST. $50 g sa4 W. % a s-aty slotosy
Coca Cola Bottling Co. prem, oEner
Walter 3 willis, Inc, 1881 NyYt4e ay
Brooklyn, architectj cost. - =: SIC, 900
l. Cohen ct al, 3S6 w Sis. st, owner
Cohen, Newark, N j, srchttectj cost
New-York tribune., 1919-05-02
w estchester Landmark
Bought by Mrs. Everett
Clark Homestead Property ON
Saw Mill River Road Ex-
tends TO RockefeIler Estata

The old Clark house, landmark on
the Saw Mill River Road. near Haw-
thorne, has been sold to Mrs. Jane
Everett. OF this city, who plans to re.
model the old farmhouse and occupv it
as residence. The property has been
IN the Clark family for more than 100
years and is said to be one of the Oldest
in Westchester County. 1t is of the old
Colonial architecture Together with
the farmhouse there are thirty-four
acres of land extending to the Saw Mill
River, where the property abuts the
estate Of John D. Rockefeller. George
HOweS was the broker.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-02
Rig Space for Auto Parking

Duross Company has leased for
Peter Gilsey G. Co. the American Bank
Note plot at 1886 Trinity Place, ex-
tending to 111-123 Greenwich Street,
containing about $4,000 square feet, to
the Downtown Open Air Garage Com
pany, who will use it for parking space
for automobiles to relieve traffic con-
dtions downtown.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-02
Bronx

s Freer to Mary NJ Argcrsinger. hpg 14' I45 " v
l2lst st; March 20; atty, ClocSe. K s. r,
FOX ST. = iio;s fossso, 20 s. 5cxioo io4o Fox 81
60 to Jos bernstein, 1880 Seabury Pl;
mtge s4l,65o; April 80; atty, q 81 7 Co.
souTHERN BLVD, eli, 8, 7sx1o5; MAX
Goldwasser ct al to Hy Greenspan, TIT
West End av; mtge $4,000; April 18 ,
atty, Bittcrman. 800 Bway 81
UN!ONPoRT ROAD. s W g. lot 49, map G.
Causlan to Harry Whelan. 4S6 South
broadway, Yonkcrs. N Y; mtge s2,s0O;
April %. atty. Harry Whelan, care II r
CARTER Az 1851. $, s7.sxs5.41 .41a7 sx
sol: Anthony Av Realty Co to Hesu
Realty Co, Beekman st; mtge s26, 900 .
April 20; attys. Price Bros, 271 Bway..s1
g o94 to st X W 45.s 10 irreg; Jas c
Gaffney to Isaac Bumberg. 1902 14th
nv, Bhyn mtge s33. 600; April 20 atty.
Horwitz, Al Park Row. 900
9s.2x35; Nathan sagcr to David Green
berg. 1866 Perry at; mtge s34.250; April
2S atty i u Shapiro. 110 Nassau ST. 81 90
WASHINGTON AV, W 8, 226 n 10th St.
perm. 775 Jennings st: mtge $4,000
April 2s; atty. Morris Halpern. 776 Jen-
pnYHNT HiSs F. Av, sis. g. s5ss5 Sadie sasso
so' atty. G Burstin. Els Montague. st.
LOTS l1b and 41e. map Bradish Johnson
Cath Schmidt to Frank Albero nt cor
Leland and Kandnll avs; Feb rs: atty,
TELLER nv. 1sbth st. sa.2xiOo.
Gustnvo Halpcrn to Morris Hapern, IT'S
ria Haipern. 77s Jennings at "..,' 81
FTNDLAY AV, 1G5th Bt. i0xlO0 Gus
tave IalDern to Morris ualpern. 775 Jen-
New-York tribune., 1919-05-02
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

NASSAU ST, fla, W $, 25xl32.e to Theatre
alley; all; John r Thompson Co to Benz
" Klein; from june l9 TO Apr 20. 1884,
atty. Arnold Lichtig. 1al Broadwey;
$4,000 e. $40, 900
Bronx
PROSPECT Av, sT3-5. double store: Henry
Aoker 70 Saall Schapero. s73-6 Prospect
av; yrs from May l, 1919; atty. S Scha =
pero, s73-5 Prospect az. -...,-.: s2,7oO
SOUTHERN BLVD, s2g. store; Herman
blvd; xrs from May /, 1919: attys. Horo-
wits & H. 29s Bwayss sLsoO
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Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

Manhattan
JOHN ST, IL; McDougall q Potter Co
agt John Cockcroft, owner and con-
tractor (renewaD ............... S2,736
Bronx
e32D ST, .. ISL White Plains I'd COOK
1895: Lacey Levengood ngt North side
Investing Co. owners; Jane Gruger, ten
ant, contractor ......,......s...S SEE. SO
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Lis Pendens
Manhattan

125TH ST. s. 202 Boulevard 27x100. IL:
Cornelia L Manierre agt John + Nom
nenbacher ct al (amended foreclosure Of
mortgage); atty, II Swain.
18TH ST, 352-4 w; Hank Realty Co, Inc
agt Anna l. Salberg (specific perform
ance); atty. d w Kahn.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-02
Satisfied Mecllanics' Liens
Manhattan

o6TH ST. "a W; Goldwasser IS Reioh ngt
% S%S,So Manhattan Av corpn; Fsb ,o 10. -.
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SALE BARGAINS

TIoorns 2 bhfhH; easy terms; 1880;
beautiful hpfne conservatory. sleeping porch
$1,000. ~. M. West, Inc. opp, Hta. Tci. 4is.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-02
LARCHMONT
A Chance. Own Your Home

Hesiriceh residential Grcon NJ Larrhmolt. with
tcys,fs wnier pns. etc: station village. school
ana sound Krish. II u 42d st. Mor Hin GAL
New-York tribune., 1919-05-02
70 LET PoR BUSINESS PURPOSES

fgYTr AVENUE CORNER sToHE FOR
s. EZssT, hECYE I'D ETEEJT, 2lxst; !;
S&15.lE HHCW WINDOWS ON AVENUE
<ftsD GTEEET cCEJfNAE H. WAKE
MILD. T1sC., 80 EAGT 40 ETftEET.
-
sAz1 EgtCADWAY, CORNER ERcONE TT
{. Large suites ri ofeees uD " 400 ~. IT.;
FnnpsdlAts 1eeesSsl1n. .agpeript1n1ent on
*gkfDtH<s. r, j. EUILECTTE IL co,
zf Ies> Clftf6HGf 1z1G. iEL ErosdWay
New-York tribune., 1919-05-02
DON'T OVERLOOK THIS

~ rOofns, stucco house, 75xl00; garage:
excellent location; terms TO suit; open
Sundays. a. Wueetenhocfer. 81 Mt. Ver-
non nv. Tel zozs.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-02
FURNISHED APARTMENTS 70 LET

WITH AND LEXINGTON feornerj~~At-
q ka>tfysiy. Furnished apartment, rooms
s{b1 hath, kftebsn; from Na1 10 Ccto-
4fef, or months, Lease. yt7s monthly.
Fxnsgss FEHAft, Piaza tkel
New-York tribune., 1919-05-02
| FARMS YOn sALE

kKea~zg Hzss fjnft<; Mpd chteksn
MAKO fms tsfsek fmffn. Excejient
ftss 3. j. Efyas, NJ. Andrsws. F1A,
New-York tribune., 1919-05-02
CASH TO SUIT BUYS

i4-Room Brick Houac, with baths: gtean
heat; all iinpts Chester HILL Worth
ti6 900; price, $4,000. Tlchborne. "a Mt.
Vernon Ave. Tel. SAB.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-02
NEW ROCHELLE
EASY TERMS
AT A SACRIFICE

Gentlenan's home of 16 rooms, baths;
acre. garage cars located best section.
G. w Mahlstedt. ESQ North Ave. Tel.712 N. r.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-02
YONKERS
YOURS FOR $4,000 CASH

New Groom stucco dwelling. all impts. large
corner plot freproof garage: charming loca-
tion. BURKE. Fiagg Bldg. Tel. 5000
New-York tribune., 1919-05-02
STATE YOUR WANTS
UNUSUAL OFFER

Homes or Business Propert es In Yonker
MI. Vernon, New Rochelle. White Plain
H. W SULLIVAN. Tel. $3.50 Yonkers.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-02
BUY OR RENT NOW
OPEN TO OFFER

You may not have opportunity to later
a pa rtrnents, l and 2 family houses. Get busy,
w GAUI. 246 SO. Bway. Tel. 5C25-W.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-02
WHITE PLAINS
WHITE IININH
Overlooking Long Island Sound

~ location; beautiful home. 10 rooms, 2
baths; oyer "a acre of land garage. Pricc,
tje, 800. VIM. IT, Morrell, Inc, Depot Square.
Phone E0l4.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-02

14-roorp, modern frame dwelling; 10ex125 !:
all irnpts. 2-car garage; best section; asking
t22 900. Valentine Getty Co.. as Warburton Av