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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-15

day viii be discussed 'ff lioiforl it.
aircs the entire committee Co attend
the meeting
One OF the Special surprises m
store FOR Splash Day wiIl hc The
"queon" - lhe splash The Shiucis
have worked out h0losguc VI thtf
own on Ccrpun ChustIs annual open
iug event az Che bathing SEASON ana
which wll hc led oct on q lar
scale u Is rumorod the "uuecn" haf
something decidedly ullsa {. hionable
IN a haihnss suit
Restrictions on the public az Camp
Algafar are only ia reEarls 10 The
privacy OF the tents. lll usn OF Che
mess balls and ,hc dance pavilion aul
participation IN the spccia entertain
mcnt stunts arranged i9g the crcamp
mont. according TO q rliNg mndc
Monday night by th. central commit
tee. Of which Noble Robert Dnfae H
chairman
"All Shriners dc1ire 'Hai Che pconic
Of Corpus Christi shall crIov tHeir
stay here said Nnhlo y r.. CnM
wen. "and hope that they VIII v.st
The grounds and meet tbs Shfincr
ard their families The public wifi
readily understand che necessity for
the limitations nauci"
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-15
Empire Deep Test
Near Grady, Okla,
Reported Ceased

GRADY. Okla. july IA. The iocr
test Of the Empire Gas ANA Fuel Com
pany IN a5G5 on tho Sony ranch nui
near the bank Of Red River haa beer
abandoned, due, 10 is reliably reported
10 difficulties In tine hole The Aorth
Ia about 5000 feet THO casme hne
been pulled and Che derrick torn down
All this Information is contradictory
Of report circulated n few dogs aro
that the abandonment was temporary
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-15
Shrine Camp Scene of
Revelry and Gaiety as
Thousand Mobiles Arrive

.isii,rr IN. ' ..,.. l..l" ''"se ono
=. Wy ,e'i"us'
a., ~. peiade which viii be lea hv
.As y i1aiar Temple band and patrol
M.u FORM "i kesaea and Charnrrsl
reefs me iinc ~ march win be as
'vi.vNs' south en- thaparral to La
ennn' west 90 Laguna TO Mesquite
rect ana north on Mesquite to the
''ll PAIN
The program no the pnrk. which
WIN include several musical soiectione
p, 1e band win take place at $50
ntvck
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-15

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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-07-15

This syndicate exists under a declaration o.
vests control Of rs affairs in board Of trustees, pic
dcates assets FOR the liabilities, and exempts the
from personal liabilities therefor"
"S350000O0 Treasury Stock will DC set aside 4,
acreage and Development Moi one penny Of the net
syndicate will DC used for development unyil the abo
amount has been expended for such, so you see
YOU WILL GET QUICK RETURNS.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-25
SUMMONS

NEW YORK SUPREME CoURT.-RE-
WILLIAM l. DevEzE: Defendant. SUN
MONS. TRIAL DESIRED IN THE COUN-
TY OF NEW YORK.-ACTION FOR A
DINORCE:- :--TO THE ABOVE NAMED
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to an
swcr the complaint in this action, and to
serve copy of your answer on the
Plaintiffs Attorney within 20 days after
the nervce of this summons, exclusive or
the day OF service; and in case OF your
failure to appear. or answer. Judgment
will be taken against you by default for
tho relief demanded in the complaint
Dated February 21st 1919
BENJAMIN r SPELLMAN, Plaintjrr's
Attorney. Office and Post Of,ce Ad
DRESS No. 11o Broadway. Borough OF
Manhattan, City of New York
To WILLIAM L. DeVEZE, above nameo
Defendants:
Tho foregoing summons is served upon
YOU. by publication, pursuant to an order
OF tho Hon. Nathan Bijur, ono OF the .Ius-
ticcs OF the New York Supreme Court
dated tho 2Ist day OF February. 1919. and
filed with the complaint in the once Of
the Clerk OF New York County, at the
borough Of Manhattan, City and state or
New York, on tho gath day of February
1919
BENJAMIN F. sPELLMAN. Attorney
for the Plaintiff Onlca and Post
Ohice Address. No llb Broadway,
thorough OF Manhattan, City OF New
York.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-25
Jackson Buys and
Sells Bronx Flats
RcselIs Block i'm I63d St. and
Has Contract on Another
i'm Same Section

Daniel II. Jackson had an interest
ing day buying and selling apartments
in The Bronx. The block front on the
south side Of 163d Street, from In
tervale Avenue to Kelly Street, which
the operator bought several months
ago, was sold yesterday to the Nahbo
Realty Company, which is H. Cohen.
The story told yesterday would indi
cate that Mr.. jackson made nice
profit through the sale of the block
1t is covered with two iive-story apart
ments erected five years ago by the
Sinbar Realty Company at a cost of
S250,000 The houses cover site 150x
131 and are among the largest in the
Hunts Point section Of The Bronx.
Mr.. Jackson bought the Seville, at
the southwest corner of Intervale Ave-
nue. and 163d Street, from Patrick Re
Vile and resold his contract to Charles
S. Levy. The Seville is a six-story
apartment, with elevator, on a site 1875
MOO Phelps & Damaine were the
brokers in both deals.
From Frederick Kuhne Mr.. jackson
bought the tive-story house at 21d7
and 2149 Southern Boulevard, near
1S1st Street 1t is on site az feet
wide and 1876 feet deep. The thirty
families in the house pay s55,00o
year rent.
Mr.. Jackson said that he has not
seen in his day q healthier market
when asked for his opinion.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-25
Shenk Changes Tactics
And Is Buying Now
Until Few Months Ago Leasing
Houses Was His Specially;
Acquires 5 Apartments

Joseph Shenk, who preferred leas-
ing to buying until few months ago,
VIXEN intuition, the result of many
years Of association with apartment
house realty, led him to change his
tactics and buy, took three apartment
houses in Manhattan and the Bronx
yesterday. Under the name Of the
College Holding Company he bought
from the Manhattan Life Insurance
Company the six story elevator apart
ment house at the northeast corner
of Fifth Avenue and 126th Street,
which rents for $4,000 a year. In
October Mr.. Shenk will raise the rents
so that the income from the house
will be increased $4,000 year. The
insurance company is allowing a. mort
gage of 100000 to remain on the
property for ten years at Az per cent.
Other purchases by Mr.. Shenk we're
in the Dyckman and Bronx sections.
He paid the Benenson Realty Company
profit for the five story apartment
house at 59-6l Maggie Avenue, near
broadway, on plot 50X125, the house
being 105 feet deep.
He is also understood to have paid
n profit for the five story apartment
house at the northeast corner of Mar
mion Avenue and Elsmere Place, on
plot 97x100. The sellers bought the
property last week from the Grand
Boulevard Holding Company.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-25
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan

BY East River: East slde Pier Co TO- o''I Ejs. st.
ooerr d Carroll Horse Co: atty Stoddard g. ~
l2s Bway; Dec %. 1909 on, ,
A23rH ST. 257 T.: Rebecca Hirsch to Toryyn go,0yv
HoidinSs n ,a,o ,n4 atty. Meyer. 1872 Nassau st
BRooME ST. lal Michael Tenzer to 1as SO Re 900
s'tcn; 1Sos atty Jos sedman. 81 Park Row Jan
suFroLK ST iaa and 81 81 Michael 1esls- ,sls 600
os 1os llaV'1Gmi leos atty seidman. 81 Park Row
9TH ST ases Luisa Mari. DAmato; $50 IS 200 900
Madison az: Aug l. 1918 ''' - n'nssey; sG ooa
i2tlH ST, 25e W: Hubbard II Upham to Rnne
Ms t Isaacs g. william liam MacN st NoS s'tys' Is
65IH ST 1853 D Lena wife Jos Fl Noss o " sbo POO
Nm MEilr'nann sttys, salter & s. l4O Nassau At
e4Tn s s. So v Sd av. 2o1ioc: Lena Nsss 81 900 %
Agnes John. 1853 65th st: attys. Saiter = 5, -
hhIoADWAY. Q 18TH st. runs 100 10 70 s0e
loSth st. 75.1 os.il to c blk ~ q 10 "a q
'yll to l5lth st W 1875 to beg: Grns.
q q Herbencr 10 Webhs Academy & Home Sor nr
TTn,,ppu''ders Ta, ~, attys & T Co. l76 Bway,
rny rru ~, dHio ..................~ ~ sslo 06o
L,DLOW ST. 81: las A & Mary b Winham 9,u,0vS ",
bkiyn to Mitchell Palmer. Alien prnnst' ~
ss,ns'odar nnn nitys, 7 G G. T Co. l76 Bway: Marcn
soTH ST 80. 254 Columbus, sv. sclios & oSo 90
Morgan i''sS slS WS'rpp ts,b aSs Sh av Frances
LIS l7s Bway Aug is 1915 4'os' : % 90 go;
souh Sr 80 w, Edwin A Richard to Morris :
~ tirsch; ,d,, attys. T & T Co i7S Bway: .nps
erl
New-York tribune., 1919-02-25

Buys to Make Sure
OF Business Home
Plumbing Supply Concern Pur-
chascs Beekman Street
Sfr11pfIIrp

The Charles F. Noyes Company and
the Rutland & Whiting Benjamin Cor
poraton have sold II and 70 Beekman
Street in an all cash transaction to
Martin Behrer, of Behrer e. Co., deal
ers in plumbing supplies. The proper
ty consists of large five story base
ment and sub-cellar building on plot
about 51x135. 1T is one of the largest
individual buildings on Beekman
Street. Extensive improvements will
be made and the store and two base
ments, containing over 10000 square
feet of space, will be occupied ex-
clusively by Mr.. Behrer's business,
which for many years has been located
at 81 Beekman Street, adjoining.
Builders Sell Four -Ycar-Old House
August Lauter has sold for the Ed
ward Byrne Construction Company the
apartment house at 968 Sherman Ave
nue.. on a plot 43x109, near 163d street
to Reich, Goldwasser e. Wigdor for in
vestment 1t was built by the sellers
four years ago.
Deal for 112th ST. Flat
The E. A. Polak Realty Company
has sold for Hannah Rubin to client
of Samuel Cohen, attorney, 6S East
112th Street, five-story fiat. on lot
25x100. 1t was an all cash transaction.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-25
To Fight For and
Against Dodge Bill
Real Estate Men and Tenement
Law Guardians Will Clash
Over Dwelling Alterations

Certain real estate interests will
journey to Albany tomorrow to give
their support at a hearing to the
bill of Senator Dodge, which aims to
amend the tenement House law to
permit the alteration Of four-story
private dwellings, into tenement
houses with accommodations for four
families. Interests representing the
tenement house department Of the
Charity Organization Society will GO
to Albany, too, to oppose the bill.
Real estate men feel that under ex-
listing conditions permission to alter
old dwellings at small cost, as is pro-
vided in the Dodge bill. will give i'm
mediate relief in the housing situa-
ton in this city, and they are back
of the bill almost to unit.
The opponents of the bill base their
objections on the fact that many Of
built with frontage of 16 feet
inches, making three buildings
to so feet, and that in such buildings
it is practically impossible to provide
adequate light and ventilation for the
inside rooms. These inside rooms
were not much of a menace as long
as single family occupied the whole
house, because they were not con-
stantly lived in or generally slept
in. But when the building is convert
ed into residence for four families,
the opponents of the bill declare,
every square foot Of floor space will
have to be used intensively, with the
result that interior rooms will newt
ably be used as sleeping places. They
say that rooms which get no direct
sunlight and have only indirect venti
laton are not suitable for human hab-
itation, and this forms one of their
main objections to the Dodge bill
Another objection raised is that the
bill proposes to retain the old, wooden,
winding stairs which most of these
houses have, the woodwork of which,
being so long enclosed, is highly in
fammable. A house occupied by sew
eral Independent families, constitutes
greater fire hazard than if occupied
by single family, according to the
Tenement House Committee, and
stairway which might not be an acute
menace in le-family building,
would become so in multi family
hviIIinO
New-York tribune., 1919-02-25
Intervale Ave. Block Sale

The Kane Realty Company morris
Kashowitz) has sold the two five-story
apartment houses occupying the block
front on the west side of Intervale
Avenue between Fox and Beck streets,
fronting 230 feet on Intervale Avenue,
100 feet on Fox Street and So feet on
Beck Street. The houses contain fifty
suites and fourteen stores. and were
bought by the sellers q year ago from
the Denbar Realty Company, which had
been holding them at s250,000.
Sale on Fox Street
Max Rosenfeld has sold for j. Schwartz
to an investor the two fve-story apart
ment houses at 1868 to 1867 Fox Street,
on a plot 75X100. The houses contain
three and four-room suites and rent
for $4,000 per annum.
Tiffany Street Corner Sold
A. Phillips has sold for holding
company to an investor the fve-story
apartment house, arranged for thirty
families and containing five stores, at
the northeast corner of Tiffany and
163d streets. located near the Hunts
Point Road subway station. The prop
erty fronts rs feet on Tiffany Street
and 7S feet on 163d Street and is fully
tenanted
A. Blumenthal has sold for Dora
oeilC '1O i iliullN DllSSt, a lNe-StOIN
forty-foot apartment house, to the Isaac
Lowenfeld Realty Company.
Brown Buys in 159th Street
Frederick Brown has bought from NJ.
l.. &: c. Ernst 374 East 159th Street,
a six-story apartment house, between
Courtlandt and Melrose avenues, on
plot 50x100. The house is arranged for
thirty~six families and has an annual
rental of about $4,000. Recently Mr..
Brown purchased from the same sellers
the property at 514 West 1S4th Street,
which he resold.
Sells Donated Dwelling
1nwood House, a corporation estab-
lished to assist girls, has sold through
Joseph Oatman to Caroline Crug the
three-story dwelling on lot 17.6x100.5,
at 1928 West Seventy-first Street. This
is one of four properties given to In
wood House several years ago by the
late Elizabeth Haynes for the purpose
of building home and dormitory with
the proceeds from the sale of these
properties.
Grand Avenue Flat Buyer
Charles A. Goldryer has bought for
occupancy from Mrs. Julia G. Clnch
the house, on plot 50X106 at 2533
Grand Avenue. The property was sold
/ through Thorn & Co.
Boulevard Flat Deal
Frank Begrisch has sold 1885 to 1491
Southern Boulevard two five-story
apartment houses on plot 50X100
New-York tribune., 1919-02-25
Maggie M;tchcll's Property
At Long Branch Is Sold

Heirs Of Maggie Mitchell, the we'll
known American actress, who died a
year ago, have sold another of the
realty holdings left them by Margaret
Mace, as Maggie Mitchell was known
in domestic life.
The estate has sold seventeen acre
tract at Lcag Branch, with frontage
CT over LOCO feet on the ocean and
approximately 1000 feet on Ocean Ave
nue. besides fronting on the Central
Railroad of New jersey and being one
blocl; from the North Long Branch sta
ton. 1t is between two developments,
and the new cwner. the r. G.. R. Cor
poration. OF Newark, James NJ. Riley
president. contemplates building a
number of bungalows. J. L. Feibleman
& Co. of Newark consummated the
transaction
New-York tribune., 1919-02-25
FederalBank
Adds to Holdings
In Downtown Block
Buys Three Buildings, One
Twelve Stories High, OH
Maiden Lane and Liberty
ST.; Has Nearly a Block

The Federal Reserve Cank trustees
increased their control over the block
between Nassau and William streets,
Liberty Street and Maiden Lane yes
terday by the purchase of %, % and 27
Liberty Street and 56 and SO Maiden
Lane. There are only two parcels in
the block still uncontrolled by the
bank They are the Montauk Building,
which covers the William Street front
age OF the block and which was pur-
chased recently by Elias A. Cohen and
Mr.. Bedell, and the property adjoin-
ing, 21 Liberty Street, extending
through the block to Maiden Lane, oc-
cupied by Horace S. Ely & Co., who
have acted for the Federal bank in
terests in the purchase of the block.
The property purchased yesterday in
cudes a twelve story office building
and two six story buildings.
Mrs. Frederick C. Pentield is the
seller of the property at 20 and 81
Liberty Street and 5G and 5S Maiden
Lane and Cortlandt F. Bishop % Lib
erty Street.
The largest single tenant in these
properties is the Employers Liability
Assurance Corporation of New York,
under the management Of Dwight &
Hiles. 1t occupies almost the entire
twelve story building at 56 Maiden
Lane. The Hartford Fire Insurance
Company occupies the building at 90
Maiden Lane.
The acquisition Of these properties
gives the Federal Reserve Bank an
ownership of about 43,500 square feet
Of land Dwight & Hilles and Hurry
& Dutton represented Mrs. Penfield,
and the firm of White G. Case were
the attorneys for the Federal Reserve
Bank The Title Guarantee and Trust
Company represented Mr. Bishop.
Reports have it that the reconstruct
ton programme of the government in
cudes the Improvement of this block
with a four story building for the
bopl
New-York tribune., 1919-02-25
Recorded Mortgages
Downtown

n,o3 s 5s3 say : i5 NON, 81 / r.1 ss ss a Feb S.
Lincoln av. Orange y J due and int As per
bond atty. r G & T Go. l1e Broadway, 81 600
Edw II Mount to rheo Wilson. 395 Lincoln av
Orange, J; due and int per bond: atty.
BHooNE sT 25.s 80 'ISa4S'y 5Sx5S NJ Feb o SsoU oUo
brook Investing Co 10 Empire city Sav Bank. 9Sl
i l21th ha ST. yrs yrs ~ per cent; atty. Till
East Side
Sd Az. " 18th st, 24.Sxa5; Feb 10, Harold
X & Edw Mount to 'rheo Wilson, 1928 Lincoln
sY orange ) due and int as per bond; atty.
ISL AV, Interior St, e7th and sSth SIS. the block ;
Feb H.: East Side Dock 60 to Aons Mort Co.
1896 lst av due Nov l. 1925 6 per cent ~ m
10000; atty. Rosentla x Hernann Hsctol = Or
l2OrH 81 81 E. i6sxioo D M: Fen a; Moyy
r. Hammill to Central Say Bank. l57 ith ay
yrs. . per cent; attys Amend x A. lls Mas
sack to wm % T. ass.e s SsS 81 s7n PsieF St H9F gs
~ per cent; atty, G & 7 Co. l76 Broad
West Side
29rH ST. $3.50 w 75.9s Q: Feb "a ,Iarv r.
Hsmmlll to Central Sav Bank l57 ith az !
yrs per cent attys, Amend & 90. 1l9 Mas
SANE PROPERTY Feb IL same To- Aug lcl%,o', oy0
.i9 ~ oo Benont av. Bronx. yrs per cent m
8'rii , ST. 9o4 w. so.6x75e. . Feb y llsimsg man
y G9oisten 10 Guemind McMaius. si4
cent; atU Brown { '"% co. 3os yrs Mad.i% nf5
hNERsipE DRIVE. lin st. ssSI.i SIsi SEQ 80
Jacob koSenthal. $40 West End ay; due y,,ly %
i9la' per cent; attys, Marks x A. 6S Park
l-rI Az 74i l5lst St 25. s1ss2 to 'I1TO iiIS,
wssHinScn ST. 4sl S. lYI Isaseoa 1T 4i i'm ,sass4qd
eIi e - 5stn " st. 495aioo1-,S-; lcasehold; 34h
er,v nv IL RroN, w store Nc leasehod. also prop
Of trust and supplemental intge on 50 600 900 ad
VA. shi'cea TO lntge OF Dec l. l9l6-March 81 1917
say Bank and VIM ii. Henkel $500 Blackstore
mro mt 'saso 900 90 auS aity Dec J. ws4s Is4s &
Row; secures gold bonds. ds............'..,.. '- ~
boston ROAD. 1865, g. 4oxl24: Julius Bondy
s. s. 5eo apna reb Il Martin d 81 ssd St. prior mtEe
n1tFMAN HntH; ST. : s. iic jacob St 5ssi.a * g?
@'F 5o lSstb ps St Msfo psb = me & to Iohn Phelan
,dhg Knight & De Mcco Inc. PSI Bwsy '''u 81 agS 90
l0sIii croi,, sr s. y Stebbins 2l5xs2 s Ralph
w crolIy TO VIM Mingst. l65 L 12S.h st. Feh
~: 49, > yrs; 5h {; atty, 4 T x T Co. leo
2o2D ST $, 1894 Grand Bousva1,d and a5 800
course, 25xlOO; Annie OMelia TO Fideljs Brewj,v
&c 90; ren lS: yr; e c; attys. Townsend & G.
Av. s5s s. q 3,7o - $50 90
5S1 Kate Cosby to Cosmopolitan Bank SoS
prosDse pee f 1",o az; prior mse 200: Feb o due
p,r,r A'A'' " y C. alys jacobson K p. "A
2olsT sT as to $50 i. s. ;5yioo: cbrls,,sg sJs9
biersack to Henry Windeler. 3S2 r l38th ST Fob
g.: ~: . yrs: 51a c; atty, r & NJ CO. 1873
WEBSTER AV. 22+6. 8. 4Olx9Ox43 sx9o: Hcnrv
,G stem N, to oo Schwab co. 53s l6sth st; prior
~ ,1'ss Ston Ten - yrs c: atty. Henry
lNrnhVAiE 1it;i Az. lol7. l65th st 0eascHoid)
Iulins hInr ParotzEy to Morris Olinsky 9l6 steb,
a1gsfcgatinS S776; recording tax 81. paid. Feb
-. 10 due as per notes: atty. L 1 stenberg Al
New-York tribune., 1919-02-25
Cla sified Advertisinp
HELP WANTED FENArr

63okk 5o1I.i EErER- want competent ,-,,---
ooeNheepeI. gen1le for whom / hsys saa6sct
nent position. with good prospects: o,s pssrs.
seSnolns stenoSrsphy preferred stats esperis eaa
Ta.sf5 T.s desired by letter Potter. Box M ,.s
New-York tribune., 1919-02-25
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

UNION SQUARE /. 14;h st. part store OH
IAN 81 q C: East End Savings & Trust Co. OF
Pittsburgh. Pa. to Sachs Bakery & Iunch. Inc.
on the premises. from February J. 1915 to jan
uafy 81. l9le; atty. Herrlck. 99 Nassau
2oWERY. 1so all: Alfred Bar,h & ano. trustees
70 Cassie simpson ct al, lG4 Bowery. yrs.
MAIDEN LANE 45; ali: LAWYERS Realty Co 10
AdoloAe Sch~ah. Inc 40 Bway: II yls. from
May l, 1919; attys Morgan. & B. 80 Wall
~ .SS,UUU
SD AV. 1902. slst st. double store & b
Harry Hart TO Isaac Harris. 1928 Madison
av; 2 yrs. from Mss l. 1919; 3 yrs renew; atty.
I'd AV III. s. % a5 7th st. 251ioo; Louise II
kreusser ct al. trustees VIII OF Ferd Ehrhar.
late Of Mt Vernon. y Y. to Bernard Cohen. III
I'd ay: yrs. from Feb l. 1919: Cohen. la5
seTH iIs sT l47 b. Fenney 4 Nfatness 40 10
Samuel Blumfcd 242 SD st. Bklyn: from
Jan /, 1919. TO Sept 80, 1925 atty. Drocken-
LcIS. o4 rms ~ s-,JUV
PEARL ST 269: all; Morris Weinsein to Fredk
Ahrend sS5 Frfsh Pond rd, Glendale. l. l: 3
yrs; from May !. 1919; attys, & II Bloch.
-
New-York tribune., 1919-02-25

MOTT, VALENIINE.--1NP PUR~UANCE OF
an order OF Honorable John P. CohaIan a
Surrogate OF the County OF New York. notics
is hereby given to all persons having claims
New York, Borough OF Manhattan, deceased
TO present the same, with vouchers thereof, to
the subscriber. at place of transacting busi-
ness. at the office Of James r. Knapp, her
attorney. No. 80 East i2nd Street, in the
City OF New York, on or before the 18th day
Of March next
Dated. New York the 10th day of Septem.
Der, 1918.
EMILY L. MOTT. Executrix
JAMES r. KNAPP. Attorney for Executrix.
20 Il. 42nd ST.. NJ Y. City.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-25
Westerner to Develop
Forest Hills Property

Joseph Hayden, of Omaha, Neb., has
purchased $50 lots at Forest Hills.
L. l.. adjoining on the west and south
the Tennis Clubs property on the Sage
Foundation tract Louise S. A. Allen,
represented by f. j. Kueckle, sold it to
Mr. Hayden who was represented by
Charles L. Wright The property will
be developed along high class lines,
and competition viii be started to OBJ
tain the best plan of layout The
property was held at 81, 900 a lot
New-York tribune., 1919-02-25
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan


.s Nsy S' Bal '?S sOh n'S'sIS sS sna S nuS.5s
u lIull jr. 800 w 2lst st; atts Davis. W ii : II
lsr Av c sSth st: mtse S. ooo aied 4 dis,
charged Feb Il. 1919 Joseph u Carroll to Fiss
DoeTr 40 Carroll Horse Coz sttys. stoddard &
9TH ST, 1872 u TTtle Guar & Trust Co 10 CaIh
hartigan. 2i4 5lst st; address. l7s Broad
18Th ST sos T. Title Guar & Trust Co to Amy my
.s Sands ct Ct al e1rs. IS w 4sth ST. atys Middle
lliIH pGrsl sT s si2 rO 9th ay; mse sls ooo John
Greenwald to samuel Williams & Samuel Viii, VIII
iams :, TO Jno Nolz. l2ll Madisop. av: attSs.
l42D ST '5is VI Intse SO 900; HarlIs Naide 'iIai.
baum q ano to \ Y Title K Mort Co. l35 Broad-
sI'FFOLK ST. IS 81: 'Broome ST, iol; ii:ypy isrry
Fischel to Jos Ravitsch. 1912 Madison av atty
Michael Tauzer l9l Broome st: assns. each 81
The Bronx
FA1I.E ST. 1870: Norman Real Estate Corpn TO
Abel King. IS G5th st & hno: atty. Frcdk
l5SD sT 4lo.l2 r. sophie Mlttslstadt. indIv 4 a.
atty Geo A Schumacher 1914 Sd av..'.'. s4 600
2s9TIf ST. ss7 f; Louis Eckwart to Hal Realty
C,orpn. l2o Broadway; atty. A Ogden. 26ca
SD msSs,u. AS " rlIt.1,s lSsa St Y ia g
7 Co. l76 Broadway. y...................s $40 900
n?p ST: $. $50 WINS -I-; LAWYERS
swyes S s0 Mort % Co., s5 bi4S 1loer trustees g
1361'H ST 59S COO T.: Anna NJ Jones TO Bencnson
Realty Co. 4ol L l52d st: e. assts): attys
Benenson Realty. Go. 800 Willis w. 100
205TH ST. g. l477 Perry av 50xl0O: Annie
McNally to John Donnelly jr l43 Newark ay
bloomfield, n j; atty, Calmly. 32l0 Sd av. 81
FOREST Av 1863: Sophia Dale to JOS p
Schmidt. lOl 18th st: atty A Ackcr. 277
BhssFoRD ssS Av s. esss is2d st. IS GIT * yY'
Sarah w Martin TO Chas IIense. 81 Fletcher ST
Mount Vernon. Y; atty. l. NJ Marx. ll6 Mas
sbu ht . .Sl
L0RITI4ARD PI. 1885: Edw Morronc to Assets
Funding Corpn, 507 9Th av: atty. White.
out 1th A'. 9lUu
New-York tribune., 1919-02-25
Quarters for Christmas Club

Thomas j. O'Reilly has leased a
large suite Of offices in 81 Chambers
Street to the Christmas Club, a cor
poraton; also suites to Reich e. Bur-
ger and to Atlanta Engineering Com
pany.
store and basement at 12O Second Ave
nue. to John Lux, and to Charles B.
Fisher and Harry S. Fried Offices at
G93 Six,h Avenue.