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New-York tribune., 1919-05-14
SUMMONS

NEW YORK sUPREME COURT. COUNTY
OF NEW YORK--HARCOURT BULL.
Plaintiff. against JAMES J. LOGAN, De-
ferdant. File No. ss37-1s1s. Summons
TO TKE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT:
You ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO
answer the complaint in this action and
to serve copy OF your answer the
Plaintiffs Attorney within twenty days
after the service OF this summons, ex
elusive of the day of service. and in case
OF your failure to appear answer -5udg
rnent will be taken against you by default
for the relief demanded In the complaint.
Dated April 2nd. 1919.
ARTHUR o. TOWNSEND,
Plaintiffs Attorney, Once T. Postoff,ce
Address, 81 Nassau Street. Borough
of Manhattan. New York, N. Y.
TO JAMES J. LOGAN:
The foregoing summons fs served upon
you. by publication, pursuant to an order
of the Honorable George " afuIlan. Jus
tice Of the Supreme Court OF the State OF
New York, dated the 10th day of April.
1919. aRd filed with the complaint IN tho
off1ce OF the Clerk of tho County of New
York at the Borough of Manhattan. CITY.
County and State of New York
ARTHUR o. TOWNSEND.
Plaintiffs Attorney, Ofice &: Postorice
Address 81 Nassau Street, Borough
OF Manhattan, New York. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-14
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

1ST AV, 1289-1291; Herman .Zobel ct nj
sx1a, indix,d 10 = "A Mdolph Hsndt. ss Grove Ct.
attys, A & II Block, 80 Nassau st :
assns ....-. -....,..... s2S,o 900
lsSTH S,, ST, IS. 1894 IN ,av; mtge 1000;
atty, T G & r Co, 17s B'way 49,, $3.50
FORSYTH ST, 55-57. mtges $4,000 and
$1,000: Samuel kadin to Flora Weiss,
broadway; assns each. IS. 600
18TH ST, los West; mtge $4,000 Amer
lean Mort Co to VIM II Sands, 393 Mad
STooh AZ Z g. st. csSar ss atya Mass
s7TH ST, 4a7 East; mtge s4,5oo Leopold
Frank to Casper A Schweitzer. 3322
Hull Il av. Bronx; atty, Peter Klein 25s
PARK Av. GA; Edward Howe and ano.
trustees, to Manhattan Saw Instn. 644
15ros Bway nttys Rapalio & Kennedy. oSS SS
broadway ............... ,..... $4,000
st; Lawyers Mort Co to Republic of
Panama; atty, Y & T Co. 176 Broad
way ..................... SIS. 900
18TH ST. III West; Lawyers Title & T
atty, Lawyers Title & T Co, 100 Broad :
way ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81, 500
asTH ST. 5s54i West; mtge s337so;
ba trust co.. 80 Bwav o attVs
Brown & +. 10 Wall st. 81
ALEXANDER Av. n c 142d st, TAX
1857; Bowery Savings Bank to Emma
r Howe. Ward, Penn: atty. VIM A
Evans. 81 Cedar st. $40. 900
vYsE Az; e $. SO 1s1st st 2ox9s,11 Au
gusta B Wiener to Lawyers Mtge Co,
50 Liberty st; atty. Lawyers Mtge Co.
o9 Liberty st. ................ So, 900
FOX ST. $40: Geo koenig. guardian, to
Kath G Koenig, 426 West 147th st; attys.
Elkus. V. G. & p, Ill Broadway. 81
LANE. w s, 500 rd from Kingsbridge to
Williamsbridge 25x95.10; Amy Warren to
Mary Seton Pollack, 448 Willoug hby
av, Brooklyn; atty, Maloney, 209
b"dy 81, 900
224TH ST. s, 1870 w Bronxwood av 2sx
ia; Annie G Gedney to Peter kozban
S5S East 224th st; attys. Clocke e. r.
391 East 149th st st...................$ 800
PROSPECT Av. 2312; New York Trust Co
and ano to El!z Willetts, 468 Jcluf av,
Newark. ]; atty. Albert Wiletts 2312
Prospect av S33, 100
3D AV, g. 1912 10th at, 729x20s:
Builders Brick and Supply Co to John
Tully. 639 Courtlandt av; atty Hy w
Kiralfy. 391 East 149th st.....,..s1 st
ST AIMS AV. 135th ct, 50xS3: Ber-
nard Lowenstein estate to Common
wealth Savings Bank, 2007 Amsterdam
aV ....'. $33, 900
MAN1DA ST, CAT; Title G 6. T Co to Mary
Howard. Sherman Square Hotel.
Broadway and 71st st; atty, NJ How :
aro' same ADDRESS So 900
164TH ST, 500 East-Title G & II Co 10
Olivia II Lawrence z Gramercy Park
atty. w B Brown. 27 Cedar st So, 900
New-York tribune., 1919-05-14
Steel Man Invests in
Broadway Apartment
Frank N. Hoffstot Buys the
Manhasset, ON Broadway, Be-
tween lO8th and 1O0th Sta.

L. ]. Phillips & Co. have sold to
Frank N. Hoffstot, of the Pressed Steel
Car Company, the Manhasset apart
ment, occupying the entire block front
on the west side of Broadway, between
lO8th and 1O9th streets, on plot POLL
x1OO.
The Manhasset is eleven stories high
1t contains twelve stores.
Euclid Hall, occupying the block front
on the west side of Broadway, between
Eighty-ffth and Eighty-sixth streets
de has no present intention of alter
ing the Manhasset. The selling svndi
cate took in part payment residential
plot in Squirrel Hill section and q
downtown business property, both in
Pittsburgh.
116th Street Property Sold
The Samwil Construction COMPANY
Samuel Williams president, has bought
from Mr.. Duval, Of ScarsGale, N. Y,
the slx-story apartment with stores, at
80 West 116th Street, on lot 25x1O0,
Edward Willman was the broker.
More Cathedral Parkway Activity
The Morgenstern Brothers Syndicate
has resold Is to 10 Cathedral Parkway,
near Lenox Avenue, tive-story apart
ment, on plot 68x10O.11. Leon Mutch-
mix was the broker. This completes the
resale of three similar houses at this
point which the sellers acquired about
a month ago.
Resale of 122d Street House
The Samwil Construction Company.
Samuel Williams president, resold 522
to 524 East 122d Street, a five-story
fiat, on plot 50x1O0, to Barnet Teitz,
through Barnet Cohen.
Nine-Story Flat for Eighty-fifth Street
Plans have been filed for nine-story
apartment house to be erected at 12S
to 1870 East Eighty-ffth Street, adjoin-
ing Lexington Avenue, by j. J. Nc
Donald at an estimated cost of S140 900.
r. I. Lyons prepared the plans
New-York tribune., 1919-05-14
Mrs. Stephen H. Brown
Sells Fine 10Th St. Home
Structure of Elizabethan Archi-
lecture Bought by Colonel
Maitland F. Crisss

Colonel Maitland F. Griggs, who is
identified with the carpet industry Of
the Cochran family, has purchased a
residence at 154 East Seventeen Street.
The house is Of Elizabethan architect
ure, containing many innovations and
conveniences. 1t covers the better part
of forty-foot plot, with side lights
overlooking a garden belonging to the
owners of two residences facing Lex
ington. Avenue. Mr.. Griggs purchased
the property through Douglas L. Eli
man Co.. from Mrs. Stephen n
Brown. 1t is said to have cost it's
builder more than 100000. Directly
opposite the new Griggs home, a 36-
foot dwelling is being erected for
Felix T. Rosen, of Hayden, Stone G. Co.
Trade Claims 36th Street House
The four-story dwelling at 16 West
Thirty-sixth Street, on lot 25x98.9, near
Fifth Avenue, has been sold by the
Wharton family. 1t is reported that
the new owner will alter the house for
business.
House in 18th Street Sold
James j. Buckingham has sold for
Herman Ludemann to Frederick Engel-
man the three-story dwelling at 149
West Thirteenth Street, on a lot
2Ox1O3.3.
Mclaughlin Sells SD Street Home
A. W. Mclaughlin has sold his resi-
dence at 16 East Eighty-third Street,
a four-story and basement dwelling, on
lot 20x102.2, near Madison Avenue.
Buys in 39th Street
Gaines, Van Nostrand E. Morrison
have sold to a client, for the estate of
Percy S. Hildreth, the dwelling at 107
East Thirty-ninth Street.
Sale in 125th Street
The three-story dwelling, on lot 18.5x
99.11, at 1928 West 125th Street, has
been sold by a client Of Simon Meyers.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-14
Lis Pendens
Manhattan

l7TH ST, s. cs4 1st az. ssxss; Solo
mon flaut agt Pauline Abeles ct ~
lorec.osure of rnortgage). attys, i.ach-
MONROE ST, IFS and 100: Bernard csroa-
man agt Jacob Silverberg ct al (fcre-
AT,osure or MORTGAGE; attys Speir g.
18th ST, 141 E; Maura N Carter agt VIM
bradley ct al foreclosure OF rnortgagel:
atty. e Mcclure. ~
Bronx
DiSBROW PLACE. s. $40 W boundary
iine city Of Mount Vernon. soxf45-5x
lrreg; Rector. wardens and vestryrnen
OF 81 Johns Episcopal Church of Tucka-
noe. Y. agt James r Penfeld et al
foreclosure Of MORTGAGE; atty. II d
BARNES Av. s. 49, Sc e2s+h ct. 1o5x
100; Minna Hubner agt Rasac Realty
GO, Inc foreclosure of nlortyare);
atty. b F Gerding.
FEOSPECT Av. 8 217.S 1soth st. sS4x
1907: David Veitch agt Matthew "
Del Gaudio ct al (foreciosurc of mort
EaEe); attys Darlington & Pierce
WASHINGTON AV. 1879; Jacob Rubin
agt Abraham Kaplon (notice of attach
mentl atty. v Werbin
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. SGT: Lencx
Hill Hospital aGt Frieda Hart ct al
foreclosure OF mortgagc); atty. e NJ
Burghard.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-14
Three Years. Wait Before
Getting Property Leased
Haberdashers to Take Over 42d
St. Building When Present
Rentals Expire. in 1922

The five story business building at
26 East Forty-second Street, adjoin-
Ing the twenty-store Forty-second
Street Building at the Madison Ave
nue. corner, has just been leased by
Charles Weinburg to Weber & He'll
broner, haberdashers, for term of
twenty-one years, with renewal on a
net rental basis. The rental for the
term aggregates close to 100000.
An unsual feature of this transaction
IS that the lease does not become ef-
tectlve until 1929, when existing leases
expire. When possession is obtained,
Weber q Heilbroner viii later the prop
erty extensively for their exclusive oc-
cupancy.
Herbert Hecht & Co. have leased for
the Schultz Realty Company to the
Broadway Art~Stores (Joe Reinhorn) as
a novelty and music store, the shop at
1923 Broadway, at Fiftieth Street. for
long term of years, at an aggregate
rental of 900.
Edward j. Hogan has leased to the
Wlnchester Repeating Arms Company
the third floor at the northwest corner
OF Fortieth Street and Fifth Avenue,
TOR a term of years, for approximately
The United Cigar Stores Co. has
leased from. the Rollins Estate, for
-SAe, WI ~ VI ycdE67 Tie property at tl0
southeast corner of Fordham and
Jerome Avenues.
The company has also rented from
George Ehret the southeast corner of
broadway and Manhattan Street. After
extensive alterations it will occupy the
corner.
J. B. English has leased the three
upper floors at 129 West Forty-ffth
Street.
Harvey Bloomer has leased to the
Theresa Pharmacy Co. the store at the
northwest corner Of 125th Street and
Seventh Avenue, to Fuller & Co. the
store at 2094 Seventh Avenue, and to
M. G. Shields the store 2O6 West 125th
Street. These leases run for a term of
years and aggregate about 100000.
The Brett e. Goode Company has
leased space at 1918 Spring Street to
Robert B. Steele and Zoldo & Romay.
Charles F. Noyes Company has leased
floor at 307 Pearl Street to Max ].
Block; two floors at 1914 Cliff Street
to Willis H. Chambe rlain; a floor at 80
Fulton Street to the Carbonate Sponge
Co.; a floor at 165-167 William Street
to the Van Nostrand Co.; floor at SO
Ann Street to John P. Turner, and a
floor at % Beekman Street to Henry B.
Van Der Beck.
Lessees to Build Big Garage
Ames & Company have leased to the
Greenwich Associates, garage builders.
the northwest corner of Grand and
Tompkins Streets, plot 150x125.
This plot has been in the Gardner
family for over 100 years. The lease
is for siXtythree years, and the Green
wich Associates will erect on the site
a garage building covering the entire
plot. The transaction involves approxi
mately $380,000. George and Edward
Blum are the architects.
Plans Mount Vernon Home
The Cooley Realty Company has
sold plot 10Ox115, on Claremont Ave-
nue., Mount Vernon, for Matthew Have,
of Pelham Manor, to Joseph Smith, Of
Mount Vernon. Mr.. Smith will erect
dwelling on the site.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-14
Bronx Apartments
Bought by Investors
Convent Av. Corner Property
Sold; Two Houses in Franklin
Av. Among Other Sales

Leitner, Brener & Starr have sold
for Max Marx to Irving Judis the six
story elevator apartment known as
Convent Court, at the southwest cor
ner Of Covent Avenue and -49th Street,
on a plot fronting 100 feet on each
thoroughfare.
Leitner, Brenner & Starr and the
Wood, Dolson Company, have sold for
margaret N. Eagan, administratrix of
the estate of Peter Eagan, the plot at
the southeast corner of Weeks Ave
nue. n "a and 10th Street, with frontages
of 1928 and II feet, respectively. The
new owners are Passloff & Silverman,
who plan improving the site with a
slX-story elevator apartment house.
=. Frederick Brown has bought from
the Ferncliff Building Corporation 11O3
and 1109 Franklin Avenue, at the
southwest corner of 166th Street, two
hve'story apartment houses. The cor
ner house is on plot 60x120x irreg-
ular. The inside house is on a plot 49x
95x irregular.
Resale in 142d Street
The Samwil Construction Company
(Samuel Williams, president) has re-
sold to Barnet Teitz 522 and 524 East
l42d Street, a five-story apartment
house, on a plot 50x100, through Bar
net Cohen.
Deal on Boulevard Reported
Frederick Lese is reported to have
sold to the Benenson Realty Company
the five-story apartment at 1908 South
ern Boulevard, on plot 5Ox100.
Sales of Dwelling Houses
McLernon Brothers have sold for
Fritz Carlsen 3014 Bainbridge Avenue
near Mosholu Parkway, a 21a story
dwelling, on plot 33.4x13o; for Charles
K. Granger, 2448 De Voc Terrace, Uni
versity Heights, a 21a-story dwelling
and a garage, on plot 40x95; for Mrs.
James Waterhouse 246O Webb Avenue,
2@ story dwelling, on lot 25x1OO, and
for the Terrace Construction Company
the two-story brick dwelling at 116
West 190th Street, on lot 20x8O
New-York tribune., 1919-05-14
Liberty Tower
Purchased by
Sinclair Oil Co.
81 Story Building on Nassau
Street Taken Because
Oil Company Could Not
Secure Space Otherwise

Purchase yesterday Of the Liberty
Tower Building, at the northwest
corner of Nassau and Liberty streets
hy the Sinclair Oil and Refining Com
rany for business home, coming Sc
close on the announcement of the pur-
chase of the Empire Building, on
Broadway, by the United States Steel
Company, emphasizes the unprece-
dented space conditions in the big
business district of New York. The
CRY is for space, space to spread out.
Concerns not large enough to buy
skyscraper are forced to distribute
their plants, as in the case of J.
Frank Lilly & Co., who are locating q
Senartment Of their investment busi-
ness in Park Row, an unheard OF move
The Sinclair company purchased the
Liberty Tower through Joseph +. Day
from the Garden City Company, which
was represented in the deal by Fred
erick, N. Hilton, president of William
A. White e. Sons.
Next to the purchase Of the Empire
Ruildine last week by the Steel COM
canv it is one of the largest deals Of
the year, and perhaps the most inter-
ssting. because Of the construction Of
the building. It is thirty-two stories
high, and, true to its name, it is q
tower. It fronts on three streets, and
was held in the market for sale at $2,-
100000. The city assesses it at ST.
$4,000, which perhaps was close to
the full value of the property a few
wears ago when the Garden City Com
many was forced to take it over from
the st. Louis syndicate, which pro-
NOTED it's construction in order to
protect it's investment in the improve
ment. Pease e. Gilman, who have had
charge Of the property. have improved
the investment value of the realty. 1t
rents to-day at $254000, which is about
$4,000 more than the income from the
building in July, 1918.
The structure has frontage of 82.1
feet in Nassau Street, 57.9 feet in Lib
erty Street and 81 feet on Liberty
Z iACc. IL IcpldSCu tAS O4N chS
Building, which was a landmark of
downtown business development.
The Sinclair company is located in
the Equtable Building, on Broadway.
Business demands larger quarters, but
they are not to be had for any money
in the Equitable Building. This has
been the case for several years. Gas
ton, Williams & Wigmore were the
first forced to get out of this structure
for this reason. The Sinclair COM
pany will take over as much of the
building as it will be possible to get
at this time. Quick action was de-
manded in yesterdays deal Had the
oil company hesitated in deciding. the
property would have been purchased by
another, which was forced to await
the wish of the Sinclair company be-
cause it had the first call. Had the
Sinclair company asked for an extern
New-York tribune., 1919-05-14
Lord Leverhulme Objects
To Black Brothers, Talk
Says Sentimental Methods In
Colonies Are as Bad as
Former Brutality T
Ner York Tribune
Foreign Press Buyedx

NeU so7S Tribune
Foreign Press Bnreax
@The London Globe" reports an ad-
dress recently given by Lord Lever
hulme, an English industrial leader, at
the Royal Colonial Institute on Brit
ish Traits and Ideals" in relation to
colonial development. Lord Lever
hulme, we are told, laid stress upon tho
fact, observed some time ago by Colo,
mel Roosevelt, that the British attitude
toward native races fell under two
headings-the eighteenth century or
brutal method, and the nineteenth CEN
philanthropic method, Lord LeyerhuIms
very rightly pointed out, was even
more inimical to colonial development
and snative prosperity and happiness
than the brutal method. much as the
avoided. anu
New-York tribune., 1919-05-14
Fifth Avenue Loft Building
Sold by Redmond Estate

The United States Trust Company
and Lewis Cass Ledyard, jr., as trustees
of the estate of Estelle l.. Redmond,
have sold the six-story loft building
at 277 Fifth Avenue, on lot 23x10O. The
property has been held at $125,000.
Sale of Pearl Street Building
: William A. White & Sons have sold
for August Klipstein, 112 Pearl Street,
a four-story building, on lot 23x70,
adjoining the southeast corner of Old
Slip. The property was held at $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-14
New Building Plans
Manhattan

s6TH ST, at Hudson River. for a l-sty
Recreation Pavilion for Conyalescent
Soldiers. 27xS6, Columbia Yacht Club,
premises, ownerj Francisco d Jaonbus
bIl bth ar, architects ,,,...,,,,..f3.00
Bronx
oLMsTEAD Av, VS. SO - Watson av, a.
aty brick dwlB, 20xb64j Jos a. Hiagio
Canialek. p02 w 14Sth VI, ownarsf Anton
. Primer, aoss Westohester av, arohitectI
wanSssricliE;sfNh aSsi X1, l. 1915 " 3sstIs tSSgs
David Faith, alSS Westohestor av, av
ewnsri ~ W Del daudie, 1914 diaasoh
asXNb S f,'ci,sss eoScbGasM GGsss cdr torshs% sSs
I'd, 2-sty hrjok store, l62xl06.tj Lovai
Realty 60 Naur!es MalISE. sss intervals
InlsEvalA ~. sTchitsdtl cost. .slfS. .0oS
New-York tribune., 1919-05-14

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable JOHN P. COHALAN, a Suro-
gate OF the County OF New York. NOTICE
is hereby given to all persons having claims
against George II. Janeway, late OF the
County of New York, deceased, TO present
the same with vouchers thereof to the SUBJ
scriber, at her place of transaclng business.
the office Of her attorneys, SPENCER.
ORDWAY, LLOYD & WIERCN Ne. ~
William Street, in the CITY of New York.
on before the third day OF October next.
March, 1919
MARY l. SWIFT. Executrix-
SPENCER, ORDWAY. LLOYD & WIERUHa
Attorneys for Executrix-
New-York tribune., 1919-05-14
Homes in Different Sections
OF Brooklyn Sold

F. c. Sauter has sold for Frederick
]. Conzen to Mrs. Margaret Keeler the
two-story dwelling at 474 Thirteenth
Street.
l. Salzberg has sold for J. Dauber
to Philip Mankowsky the cottage on a
plot 60x100 at 1850 Fifticth Street. -
The Realty Trust has sold for Artee
Realty Corporation the two-family
dwelling at 2062 Sixty-second Street
to Lucy Sims.
Bulkley & Horton Company has sold
1049 Seventy-fourth Street, two
story dwelling on lot 2Ox100 for John
E. Riley to David r. Long.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-14
l45th ST. Theatre Sold

The 145th Street Theatre building, at
242 West 145th Street, was sold to
Rose Freund, The property contains
500 seats and seven stores, covering a
plot of 109x100. Leitner, Bretner &
Starr were the brokers.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-14
Office Building for wallinsford

Bids on the Office building to be
erected by the II. Wallace q Sons
Company at Wallingford, Conn, will
close on May 10, No New York con-
Germs have filed bids for ths job yet.
w, P, Cssbtree, a7a Main Street, New
Britain, Conn. ls tho architect.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-14

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John p. Cohalan, a Surrogate
Of the County of New York. NOTICE is
hereby given to all persons having claims
against LIMA WEBER. late of the County
kame with vouchers thereof to the CUB
scri5ers. at their place of transacting busi-
ness, at the office of their attorney. Harold
c. Aron. No. SO Pine Street. in the City
Of New York. on or before the 10th day ot
August next
CHARLES r WEBER.
HENRY III WISE.
~ Executors.
UARoLD G. ARoN. Attorney for Ex-
ecutors. SO Pine Street. Borough ot
Manhattan. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-14

PIONEER INDUSTRIAL. SERVICE, INC.
Resolution unanimously adopted at \
meeting OF stockholders held May Sth,
'REsOLvEp. that tho rr~sen, nam. az
the corporation, to wit. BORO nETEC-
TIVE BUREAU. INC. be changed to the
Pioneer Industrial Service. Inc. and that
an application TO the Secretary OF state TO
make such change he made by the presl~.
dent and secretary herein. and that oil
necessary legal ploceedlnys Ne taken TO
accomplish said change OF nnnle and thar
the eorrerstlon adopt ana assume such
New-York tribune., 1919-05-14
CHANGE OF NAME

Credit Union of the Employees Conference
COMMITTEES. City of New York, a domestic
corporation. having its principa, business
New York and State If New York. Will apply
TO tho Supreme Court OF tho State Of New
at the Court Eous. In the City OF New York. s,
County of New York. the 18th day of
Juno, 1919, at 1880 o'clock in the forenoon.
OF that day. or as soon thereafter as COUNSEL
can bc heard. for an order authorizing raid
corporation to change IT'S corporate~name to
the Municipal Credit Union.
Dates, New York, aeth day OF April. 1919.
CREDIT UNION
of the "a &
CONFERENCE COMMITTEE.
CITY OF NEW YORK.
Ry ROBERT n. MCINTYRE. President.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-14
News and Comment of Urban and Suburban Realty Market

sion the owners would shave refused
it, because they could have got their
price just as easily from the other in
terests.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-14
YONKERs

PHOTOS on REQUEST
baths. between Riverdale and ludlow VIA, lsrss
plot; $4,000. Beautiful new tapestry brick.
hreproof garage $4,000.
wonderfully well built dwelling. ~
100. near broadway, at Van Cortiandt Park
$4,000. Can be sold on 50x1oo also.
wan build home to suit you and arrange
convenient terms of payment.
THOS. s. BURKE. Tlagg BldE.. Getty
SQUARE; also South Broadway and valcn-
tine Lane. Phones 6060-5030 Yonkers.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-14
NEW ROCHELLE
rEEIxsIiILL

AN EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN
1,acre Farm. 7-room house, harm and
chicken houses; 2 miles from depot; main
road. nsar trolley. Price aa.5bo. Hasy
terms. Oscar V. Bargor's Sons, D34 South
st. Tol. 8ab.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-14
NEW YORK STATE
COmmuteysi
corsTar pHorxnrr
LONG ISLAND

na;sssf1KAcTivB No. 1i-aooM r1orJsy "a
.sssis. .ap,a. s.am.. msw Yorg. .with improve,
ssss, esfS1isttng dis,ancs. inao,,c ~ -
fsfk f.s,ns .. BHCWH. II jay NJ s.,'.,, y.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-14
BUSINESS CARDS
Desks and Office Furniture.
SURROGATES' NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
orable John p. Cohaian, q Surrogate OF
the County of New York. made on Jam
uary II. 1919, NOTICE IS hereby given to
all persons having claims against Robert
J. Collier, late oe the County OF New York
deceased to present the same with vouch-
ers thereof TO the subscri bars, at their place
their attorneys. Taylor. Hunes G. BeEe. -
Broad Street in the Borough of Manhattan
in the City of New York. before the
hrst day of August next.
Dated. New York. the twenty-second day
Of January, 1919.
SARAH STEwARD COLLIER.
UNITED STATES TRbST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK. s
TAYLOR, HUMEs G. BEGC.' Attorneys
for Administrators C. I. az "a Broad
Street. New York City.
RUSSELL. fIARRIET-IN PURSUANCE
of an order OF Honorable John p. Cohe-
Ian. q Surrogate of the County CT New
York, NOTICE is hereby given to ell per-
sons ha wing clsins against HARRIET
York. deceased. to present the same with
vouchers thereof to the subscriber. at bis
place OF transacting business at the os1scss
Of his attorneys. Sexton, JefYery. Kimbali
EgglcSton, No. "a Pine Street. in the Ror-
ough of Manhattan. City of New York, o.
or before the 16th day of May next
Dated, New York. the sth day OK Noven-
ber. 1918.
ARTHUR H-RoN,
SEXTON, JEFFERy, EIMBALL Eo-
GLESTON. Attorneys for Executor. s.
Pine Street. Borough OF Manhattan. Nsv
York CITY
New-York tribune., 1919-05-14
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UNUSUAL OFFER

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New-York tribune., 1919-05-14
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