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New-York tribune., 1919-06-23
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

ssrH sr. 1ts ". ss. 225 eth av. all.
lss " atth ~ and 143-l45 w 3sd ct
for sss,25o; G L. Smith to Krim Realty
1913, to May L. 1910: atty, BENZ Weiss.
a4TH ST. $50 w. all. tenant to alter at
sept /. 1891. for $4,000; Rosalnd C
1919. atty Benz Weiss 27i Bway; taxes,
aaD sr 2o5 .2o7 W. all I'm av. 42t +.
:2s. 900. County Holding torpn 10 Krim
from May I. i9lg: atty. Benz Weiss.. ~
Bway. net $4,000 .$tG.270
LExiNGToN Av. Al. store and part cei-
lar. First Construction Co OF Bklyn to
Hanover lunch. 42s w 18th st; yrs
from Oct !. 1919: atty. Benz Weiss 27l
Eway dsposit $1,000; S45s.50 per month
ana total for term. .............. .$27. 300
GOLD sT. 81. ~ noor front; James Moss
10 Ernest w Worsdeil Co. "a Gold st q
yrs from May l. 1917; y.ears' renc.gal: :
atty, T. " Wadsworth, as Nassau. $1,000
7TH ~. s:a -ss. ~ floor: Carol schilo to
Jicbaci Christoph"r. T02 II iS5fb 81. ct
al, yrs from March l, 1919. 1a.eo0
NASSAU sr. 10, All G; Armeny 10 Chas
r Beck and Louis Hccarty 80 Sassa u
vt extn lease yrs from May !, 1922:
atty. Arthur J We.termayr. IL John
" .s''s....s.s' s'.,...... ..$ia'V""
New-York tribune., 1919-06-23
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

cHRYsT1E ST, 1885, 4th st. 2a4-ss East :;
lawyers Mort Co to Alfred opdyke, ~
Was Mashinston III ssna 3d. admf ADDRESS 50 Lib
cHRysTiE ST. Tsn 1as 4h st. ss4s sna Ea.e
Alfred opdykc, admr. to Jno NJ sneden
at Onedel-kiiai, Eel Bian, Algeria, Africa
18TH ST. 511 West; 1o1st st, $ y, sis.9
W OF LIST av; Lawyers Mort Co to Y
universlty rsd., and T University to Law
$4,000 "a and So. $500, 900
$4,000: American Trust co to Columbia
Trust Co. so Bway; atty. New York T &,
NJ Co, 1876 Bway ...................s 81
73D ST. 4s East; Title Guar & Trust Co to
sigmund Wyierr., so4 West 10th st, ct
EAST END Av. IS; mtse. $4,000; Edw
Hancy anc; trustee: to Emily / Stewart
dsn NattS attn r9nr Hyaq
PATH ST, 355 West Eliz X Mehbach to
LAWYERS Title G. 7 Co, 176 Bway. .ss, 900
Ssrm ST ,ro West; DreiGer Realty Co NO to
kinstry. 4 u J., 60 Wall ST. t......s s20. OOc
Bronx
Is Samms to Isabella S Wall 43S
defes1s zen ay kchmopa ps % y atty
Louis II schlesinser to Theresa schIes-
niger. rs Beck st; atty. sami Wach.t,
wH1TrocR Xv. $50: Geo Johnson :
Sons to Geo r Johnson. atty. Title Guar
wEsp A9 e. i7s g4ss hTay Tays p;cbwsr TO- noSa
20 Fletcher av. NJ, Vernon. n Y.si.loo
PROSPECT Az. 3 W cor 15lst ST. 97sx
Savings Bank, ooo7 Amsterdam av; atty,
Geo II Hyde 4l Park Row. $40, 900
sTEBBlNs AV. 1865; Chas Meyer. trus,
Amsterdam av: atty. Geo Hyde ~
IHrh Row saw
New-York tribune., 1919-06-23
Five Seriously Injured
When Automobile Skids
Deputy Water Commission Vail,
His Wife and Three Others
Taken 10 Hospita1

James Vail, Deputy Water Commits
sioner. his wife and three other ce-
eupants Of ap automobile were badly
injured last evening when the machine
skidded and crashed into telephone
pole on Washington Avenue. Mari
ner's Harbor, Staten Island All Of
them were taken 10 St. vincent's Hos
pital, West New Brighton. They are:
Mr.. Vail, forty-fve years cid, sic
Fingerboard Road, Fort Wadsworth.
fracture of the left arm, scalp wounds
and contusions on the body.
Mrs. Vail, thirty-sevcn years old.
fracture of the left arm aud contu-
sions on head, face and body
Miss Annie Farley. eighteen years
old, 1913 West Thirty-ninth Street, pos
sible fracture of the skull.
George Seeden. twenty nine years
old, 200 West 10th Street, United
States customs inspector. fracture of
the left arm and contusions on head,
face and body.
Roderick Worsel. twenty seven
years old. $50 Broad Street, Stapieton,
concussion of the brain.
Seeden and Miss Farley were visit
ing the Walls. who hired Worsel's car.
Worsel was driving. They were re-
turning home when the steering gear
became locked. causing the car to
skid across the roadway.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-23
Suites in Apartments Rented

William a. White & Sons leased
apartments at 2oo-2O6 West Fifty
second Street to Alton J. Newman and
Joseph A. Killecn and to John L.
Hogarty; at al West Tenth Street an
apartment to Walter M. Boyden, and at
173 Madison Avenue an apartment to
Pearl L. Gardner
Pease & Gilman have leased apart
ments at 2l70 Broadway to E. Possner;
at ?2o West Eighty sixth Street, to
+. j.. Bartlett; at A West Seventy
seventh Street, to j.. Howland Gard
ner; at / West Sixty-fourth Street, to
Walter F. Dixon; at 343 West End
Avenue, to Sidney G. Walker, and in
2l9 West Ninety-frst Street, to Louis
Hammer
Douglas T. Gilman & Co. have
leased apartments ata East Thirty
fourth Street to Thomas II. Child,
Mrs. Gertrude l.. Wilson and Mrs
Teresa Richardson; at 93O Madison
Avenue, corner Seventy-fourth Street,
to Theodore II. Froehljch.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-23
Physicians Find New Homes

Pease & Gilman have leased for
Myer Hccht to DR.. Felix Cohn the
four story dwelling at 40 West Eighty
seventh Street, and have leased apart
ments at 911 Park Avenue to DR.. Mel
son T. Shields, jr.. at 1856 Park Ave-
nue., to Mrs. w. c. Lobenstine. at 3O5
Lexington Avenue to Mrs. S. Grenfell
Florence, ct 1873 East Thirty sixth Street
to Tobias C. Fogel, at 48 East Sixty
first Street to Dr.. Herbert Lawson, at
146 East Forty ninth Street to H. Will
lard Merwin, at 4 West Fiftieth Street
to Dr. F. H. CARRIER, at 103 East Eighty
fourth Street to DR.. Daniel Poll, at BIG
West Seventy ninth Street for w j.
Stitt to Mrs. X. Rutledge Connick
and at $50 st. Nicholas Avenue to Mrs.
n. Lomas.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-23
Recorded Mortgages
Downtown

Mary 3 '. FANNY e 4 zasSs Horace % Irene
Peyssr Jesse F & wsldburg Peyser
TO- to Title =. Guar % Trust Co. 17s BwaS; ~ sSs
East Side
June 20: .rno J Hayes to y life ms
Co; due July l. 1922 6h c; atty.
MA6TsoN HTsrs g. Il Co $50 Bway a Si3Ooo 20
sallx5t; y m: Lune 90. rottie Asterbal II
to Ray Kallski. 2ss Edgecombe az;
louis pr az a'fs
West Side
4oTH ST. 49, w: leaseholdi June 20
J Warren Stokes to International Garage
Co: due & int as per notes. attys. Pesle
& McLaughlin. Rector st, notes 81 900
list ST s. 1914 W Columbus av. Fix, 100 .
Saw 1nstn S44 Bway: due & int as per
bond; atty, Title Guar & CO; lTs
1ssTn s'Ti. r4s w. $. is.2xsoi1; p M M
Iune .. Eliza beth Realty Co to Sarah
& Rodensten. 100 Riverside Drive; 5
Yrs, 5ia c; atty. T & Co. f7s
is5TH sr., s2a W. $ idx,. p m. 'i'I1S .ianS
30: 30: Apdrgw l. Robinson TO Lucy Levy.
mtge $4,000; attys T & NJ Co. 1885
e15TH ST s.. 27s loth av. i5.eaIl' a'IIO
m; June 90 Weiss -Lenlsin Holding
Corpn to Max Mara 4i9 Convent av.
dye & int - bond pr mtge $50. 900
sl.,5oo
CArLDWELL Av. 72s. a c5xfl5. also
Alexandsr av. cor l2oth. at. 25Ssls,
also Forsyth st, Isl W s, a5xloo' Lueins
Realty co to Josephine Chdsey. York
town, N Y June 8, due December 3,
l4oTH ST. ;, 4as.4 Willis av. IS s1loo.
Samuel Held to Jennie Schechter. 45s
East l40th st: June 90. demand. per
cent atty Lawyers 7 T Co. l9o bwey
EAGLE Av. $. 4sss is1st st. ls.Sxioo
Sophie Levy TO hy kohi. s76 Eagle az.
per cent; atty o Defaa. So13 81
LOTS M Ml4s and 10. nap par Downins est.
Chapel 81. New Haven. Conn; May -
yrs per cent; atty. II Baechler.
HUNT hV' Ss' Fs'"Hn' s iso Sycamore st, 500 e0
100; Rosa Brunett to Guiseppe Pczzaito.
6ts Morris av: June 10 s yrs, per cent
atty Title Guar Co. l7s Bway
HUNT Av. 1870. sans to same; juno 10
rNwyoop y5s RV R9r cent a''y sane paeon, $4,000
1870. Ellen NJ Brau to Mt st Vincent Co
oper B & l. Assn, 1882 Arthur av; June
lo yrs yrs per cent atty o'credy
rlEBAuT Az, W = als.l istth st, ioo'l iiTSI
X235 10 Valentine, except Valentine av.
.. 1865 1s4th st. l0olxII5 Arrow
Holding Cnrpn to Globe & Rutgers Fire
lns Co, III William st June Z: yrs
per cent, atty, Title Guar T Co, l7s
h"d dy " 500
VALENTINE AV. $. 1858 is4th st.
60xS5 Arrow Holding Corpn TO GLOBE
& Rutgers Fire lns Co. Ill William 81
June 2; 3 yrs, per cent: atty. Title
Guar & T Co, 17s Bway $4,000
LOTS 1873. 1874. lss g. lss, map Century
Investing Co; Macombs- lson. Inc 10
city Real Estate Co, I76 Bway. June
20: due, ctc. per bond; atty, Title
Guar & T Co, l76 Bway. ...... $50, 900
CONCORD AN, E. 100 ST Mary S,
62.6x1O0; Jennie Simons to Arthur Byrne'
3o2 w 7ed st; June 20; yrs, per cent
atty. Title Guar Co, 17s Bway
$4250
New-York tribune., 1919-06-23
News AND comment of Urban and Suburban Realty Market

les, and for that reason early commit
ments by buyers is advised.
further evidence of the necessity for
prospective buyers to promptly get
into the market with the specifications
Is found in the fabricated steel DEPART
ment. The records Of the Bridge
Builders and Structural Society as col
iected for the month of May By Secre-
airy George 3. Clifford show that for
that month the fabricated steel shops
nave already contracted for 40 per cent
OF their capacity. Only month ago
the total was only 241a per cent repre-
senting a gain from March. which req
lstered only II per cent, and February
OF l2ts and January 12 There has
been no price cutting, concession or
shading in the last month to stimulate
orders
Save Time by Early Orders
In the dealer and distributing side
OF the building material market further
strengthening is noted. The Brooklyn
mason material dealers yards have fol-
lowed the lead of the other distribu-
ters IN this vicinity and will close their
yards tor r<deIlveries on Saturdays at
O'Clock during the months of July and
August. Contractors will save DELAYS
on rush work if they will advance their
weekend requirements and place their
orders for Saturday consumption next
week on Thursdays and Fridays.
The sharp turn for the better in
building financing is registering in the
volume of materials moving out Of
mason material yards, although it is
still too early to meter anything like
what the volume is likely to be in an
other sixty days.
Settlement OF the brick barge cap
tains' strike is looked for to-day, ac-
cordng TO a statemen. given out by
William K. Hammond, chairman of the
committee of brick manufacturers ap-
pointed to deal with the strikers
Chance to Obtain Brick
Every job needing common brick can
get it to-day. Eighteen barges were dis
charged on Saturday and the light
ened barges are being rushed back to
the plants as fast as possible to get
them out of danger. Strikers cut loose
four barges last week in the Gowanus
Canal. The brick strike situation.
which looked exceedingly dark two
weeks ago, was very much brighter
Saturday afternoon, and by the middle
OF this week the crisis is expected to
be entirely closed. A strike of COM
mon laborers on buildings for G5 cents
an hour was an event of the week end,
but it has not developed into serious
proportions.
Price changes are few Practically
all that do occur are upward Cast
iron soil pine moved UP five points, but
lead has dropped slightly to S505.
There will be price advance in heavy
pressure valves this week Former
plumbers earthenware prices have
been withdrawn and new quotations
will be out this week. Radiator valves
have advanced 5 per cent in one case,
at least
New-York tribune., 1919-06-23
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan

ONE-s1XTH part of all real property OF
which Thos Mcneil died seized. as
of clerk of New York County. entitled
Ada Mcneil Bird Rebecca May ct al :;
said premises situated in section /. blocks
Ada Mcneil Bird, Mount Vernon. Y.
10 VIM II Caldwell. 1872 w 121st st atty
Arthur Knox. 1913 Broadway; Jan IS:
99TH ST. 8. 125 West End av 16sx
100.11; Frances Pullen. Helen Sill
cocks and Caroline S Belcher to Michael
Moss S9th st and Madison av; Dec a.,
SD ST n S, rs 9Th av. 25xss.s; James
and a. N,ans, K9se Burke to Lillian @ Hart 723
s. s1Sh1as May nS g. s5'y is5, Dow1f
SD ST. s, 500 9th av 25x9S.9: same
to Johanna Batsche. 2s2s 9TH av; atty,
Francis w. Pollock, 800 Broadway; Jan
18TH ST. 15.i7 W: d Dudley s45 VEST Vest
End av, to John r Erdman go w 62d st !;
atty. LAWYERS Il & T Co. l6o Broadway;
coNvEN;r ' Av. $. 50 iaad st. 7sxico aViooo
Augustine c Mcclure. Pelham Heights,
y Y to Mary Mcclure New Rochelle.
" Y; atty. Edw J Mcclure, 81 Cham bers
st; May 5. 1919. ....sl0. 900
SAME property Convent Park Constr Co
coLUMB1A 81. ss Rose Wolf. on premises, al,vas
to Ben and Fanny Newman. 321 E 10th
st; atty. Max silverstein. 900 Broadway;
1osTA ST. 51-5s E Ariadnc Realty CO. o.'vss Sss
Broome st. TO Jacob w Solomon, 60 E
90th st; atty, Jacob l Berman. 346
Broadway; Oct 10, 1915. 81. 900
46TH ST, n 8, 400 W l 18th av 25x10O.5 Owen
Rafferty,, 403 w 57th st. to Eugene F.
MeGirr. 80 w 34th st. and Michael Shea.
Bernard Campbell. atty. ] Edw Murphy.
AZ Broadway; June l. 1914. ......$35 900
46TH ST. s. AS W 1lth av, 5OxlO06
Semaj Realty Co to same: atty. /. r
& L Co, 100 Bway; Jan "a 1915. SIS. 900
9TH AV. s66-67; Union Land Holding Co
to Herbert Limburg; atty VIM L
Levy. It's Bway: Oct 2a. 1913. $40. 900
x10o.1; Innes Andrew 0albraith to
John e. Theodore Tonnele, trustees;
atty John Tonnele, 229 Bway: Jan
IS. 1897 ................... .$S. 500
9TH Az. $, "A 4sth st. 22.sx76; Pat
rick T. Dolan 10 Marian Men Lawder.
& T CO, 70 Bway; Nov "a. 1909 $40 900
i0sp ST. s4 e; Nathan & Sone Glibon,
64b Amsterdam av to Harry Jacobs,
235 W 10th st; atty. Jacob L Berman,
3+6 Bway: Oct &, 1915. 50 900
Is3D ST. 554 w; Gustave Marie L
Villaret to Marcein F Dellae. 2144
nwsy; atty View, $50 Bway: Dec Dec
eloTH ST. s. 1876 e Amsterdam av.
75x99.11: Robert Gordon ct al to Louise
Diebald. trustee will Thco Diebald
atty. T II Calhoun. 7e william st Jan
4sTi r, 'sos sos COS W Tosanna e,iray ~. 0ooo oo
atty, Wendell. Elliott Roheson, 277
Bway; Feb 2s 1917 $50. 81 500
GOTH ST. ass w GRID; chas o'shea
90 Clermcnt av, Brooklyn. to James
l. Barclay, Is w 4sth st; atty. T q
7 Co. 17e Bway; Juno 10. l9ls.slo. 900
New-York tribune., 1919-06-23
Toronto Carmen Strike

TORONTO, June 2o.-Toronto Street
Railway Company employees operating
cars within the city struck to-day for
wage of 55 cents an hour and straight
eight-hour day, following an almost
unanimous strike vote taken this morn
ing. The strike tied up all city lines,
but civic-owned lines in the OUTLYING
districts and the radial roads running
to the city limits are operating as
usual
New-York tribune., 1919-06-23
Company Formed TO Take
Over the CourtIand

The Courtland, a six story elevator
apartment house at the southeast COR
ner of Madison Avenue and Eighty
eighth Street, is to be taken over by
the 1217-l219-122l Madison Avenue
Corporation formed at Albany on Fri
day, with H. G. Wenzel, jr, f. Carly
and W. H. O'Neil as directors. The
property is on a plot, 10o.Sx62.2. The
Antonio Realty Corporation is the
owner of record.
The same interests have formed the
4o West Fifty-fifth Street Corporation.
The property at that address is three
story dwelling, on a lot 1S.9x100.5. be-
tween Fifth and Sixth avenues. Title
is held by the Portia Company.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-23
Former Ballington Booth
Home at Montclair Sold
Attractive Property ON South
Mountain Avenue Purchased
by F. r. Long

r. M. Crawley & Bros. have sold
for George K. Kirkham the residence
property on the west side of South
Mountain Avenue, Montclair, N. j., for
merly the home Of Commander Balling-
ton Booth.
The property Is wooded. command
ing an extensive view of the surround
ing country, has frontage of 22o feet
on South Mountain Avenue. and ex-
tends $50 feet in depth to Undercliff
Road: The property has a frontage of
zoo feet adjoining the Essex County
Park Reservation on Undercliff Road.
The purchaser is F. r. Long, presi-
dent of the F. R. Long & Co., who
recently acquired the adjacent resi-
dence on Undercliff Road. The prop
erty has been held at $55,00O
New-York tribune., 1919-06-23
Gallant NC Crews
To Be Welcomed Here
Aero Club Completing Plans to
Greet Fliers Arriving
on TRANSPORT

Arrangements are being completed
by the Aero Club of America to greet
the crews Of the flying boats NC-1,
NC-S and NC-4, when they arrive on
the steamer Zeppelin this week. Alan
X. Hawley, president of the club, has
asked Dock Commissioner Hubert TO
head the welcoming committee. Others
on the committee will be Rear Admiral
Bradley A. Fisk, Captain Robert A.
Bartlett, Lieutenant w. B. Peabody.
Lieutenant J. D. Payne, Lieutenant j.
w. N. Richardson. Ensign J. NJ. Cor
bett, Augustus Post, secretary of the
Aero Club Of America; c. J. Edwards
and Mayor Harley of Astoria. Ore.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-23
Many Sales of 2-Fanaily
Dwellings in Brooklyn
Transactions Show a Big De
mand for These Houses in
the Bay Ridge Section

Martin A. Ansbro has sold an eight
family apartment at 1922 Fourth Ave-
nue. for Della ". Hill; the two-family
houses at SAT Sixty-second Street for
F. K. Jagocki, and s5S Fifty-ninth
Street for John H. Perry; a three
family house at 551 Fifty-sixth Street
for M. ]. Werner.
The same broker has sold the two
family houses at 366 Sxty-second
Street for L. Anderson. and at 62S
Seventy-ffth Street for Mabel A. Law;
the one family cottage at 1915 Eighty
sixth Street for Mary Stokes, and the
t,wo-fanmily houses at 1o41 Seventy
third Street for Sarah Berry; at 458
Seventy-sixth Street for Arthur W.
Day; at 333 Eighty-third Street to A..
u. Reilly; at GAS Fifty-nnth Street
Tor Margaret Deerine; at 63e Fifty
ninth Street for Marian Deering, and
at e54 Fifty-ninth Street for William
J. Moran.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-23
Grand Boulevard Lots
Offered at Auction

BY order Of the executors Of the
frances IRA, /. Lord estate, Joseph P. Day
will sell next Thursday in the Vesey
Street salesroom twenty eight lots and
plots located on Grand Boulevard and
Concourse, Morris, Creston, Anthony,
kyer and Valentine avenues, between
le0th and 181st streets. Included in the
sale is story brownstone private
dwelling at 140 West Ninety third
Street, between Columbus and Amster-
dam avenues, on lot 20x1OO.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-23
SeagulIs Roost and Nest
On Trees ON Maine Coast

Scagulls do not always roost on the
water. as persons familiar with the
places say that thousands of gails nest
trees on Big Duck, little Duck and
Old Man islands in Maine. and not only
roost in the trees, but nest in them ss
we'll.
The same Is true of many other
islands along the Maine coast. Tho
gull of Boston Harbor and thereabouts
have particular roosting places on ths
x,ot
New-York tribune., 1919-06-23
S35O,O0O Loan on Realty

The Charles F. Noyes Company has
at per cent for term of years on
the property 39-41 Chambers Street
through to Rcade Street and adjoin-
ing the Emigrant Industrial Savings
Bank Building. The property is
five story building on plot 75x100 The
mortgage was obtained from a savings
bank.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-23
Sales of Arverne Properties

The Lewis Fl. May Company has sold
al Arverne, Long Island, for I. Solo
mon, 328 and 1856 Wave Crest Avenue,
to S. Bender; for J. Gottlieb, 235 AM
stel Boulevard, to j. Mayer; for J.
Gottlieb, $50 Clarence Avenue, to J.
Mayer; for J. Gottlieb, 240 Reming-
ton Avenue, to j. Mayer; for j. Gott-
lieb, two houses on Castor Avenue, to
j. Mayer; for Saltman & Townsend,
335 Vernam Avenue, to J. Mayer.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-23
Eyesight of Hawks

"A hawk can spy lark upon earth
almost exactly the same color at twenty
times the distance at which it is per-
ceptlble to man or dog. A kite soar
ing out of human sight can still distin-
gulsh and pounce upon lizards and field
nice on the ground and the distance
from which voltures and eagles can snv
their prey is almost incredible.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-23
House for Arnold L. Ogden

Pease & Gilman have leased for
William f. Wightman to Arnold l..
Ogden the three story dwelling at 3O1
West Eighty ninth Street.
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co., Inc, have
leased for Mrs. William Goetz her
Street, four-story house, to Mrs. Rae
Martin,
New-York tribune., 1919-06-23
Buyer for Newark Prooerties

Mary F. McGuinness has sold to
Nathan Gennet, through Louis Schles-
niger, the plot at 2l1 Newark Street.
Newark. 1t is understood that Mr..
Gennet will erect garage on the plot.
The Bilse estate has sold through
Mr.. Schlesinger the one-family rest
dence at 4S State Street, to James
New-York tribune., 1919-06-23
New Building Plans
Manhattan

AMSTERDAM AV S. oo1l q 1s4th St.
for one story garage. 12s.1xloo: q
meyer. owner; !. 4 Sheinart. 1914 Bow
~, v"", VIZ
rs dsT st. 500 w. for story market.
2oxto Monson Real Estate Co. 2ai
B"hy, owner: Morrell. A Cree .
ridge av. architect ct................$2, 81, 0c0
Bronx
PAuLDlNG Av. y, 66o5 n fremont av.
IA story frame dwelling 16x35; Rims
Bulidlng Co, Oscar Peterson. Sd nv. and
3sstn st.. president. owner; Moore s.
tcet ........... 81 600
New-York tribune., 1919-06-23
Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

e6IH ST, 10 II: Leopold TyroIer agt Louis
fo'ier. owner. JOseph Muldoon. con-
elsT ST 30 ~, Frederick Straub sgt so
slN 1T CO, Inc. owner; VIM 4 Middle
New-York tribune., 1919-06-23
Page Calls on Wilson

PARIS. June 22-Thomas Nelson
Page, United States Ambassador te
Italy. arrived in Paris today and called
on President Wilson during the after.
noon
New-York tribune., 1919-06-23
NEW JERSEY

CALDWELL, N. J.-Rent for
season or year, handsome
'arge house, extensive grounds,
garden, near station. Tenth
moor. 64 Wall st. Hanover
New-York tribune., 1919-06-23
REAL ESTATE
WESTCHESTEK COUNTY
MOUNT VERNON, N. Y.
WESTCFESTER COUNTY
II nAVAV AyIfalE pV AGE

r L n T.
COLONIAL. SHOW PLACE. Large.
handsome stone house 10 rooms baths
lzvatories: all the latest improvements
garage for 2 cars Opp. Barley Estate
GOOD INDICTMENT offered to cash
buyer. ls room house. steam heat. gas,
electricity; open freplaces. lawns; garage.
With chauffeur's quarters Plot 2o0Xloo
OWNER ANXIOUS TO SELL we'll built
house. ideal corner; space for garage; at
trscsive lawns Plot 125x142x175. Excel
ONE OF THE ATTRACTIONS: ~ rooms.
baths large porch. hot water heat. gas
electricity. garage for cars. Corner plot.
ssisi FERNS rsi,s c,S nK si5a9s aIsaScEp - rooms.
baths. frame house. all improvements
gas. electricity. steam heat: large verand Ia !;
iawns. shrubbery. Corner plot. 75xlo5.
A MODERN HOME at a modern price.
sunsalow type house. rooms, tile bath.
,is kitchenr room for garage; fine grounds,
sssle, rliee $500.
se1iio. Price. si4.5oo Owner. 214 Seneca
axe. Mount vernon, y. Y.
a DESIRABLE HOME, Chester Hill sec
T,oorn for garage. Price. sio. 900. owner.
o. Bog 22s, Mount Vernon y. Y
:. FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG.
Aount Vernon. y. Y. Tel. 1864.
TINE NEVER WAS MORE oPPoRTUNE
man now to select your home sites and
oelid Your own home; let me show
.oa now YOU can own your own home
70 atfraetise surroundings. with all
NY isn nDroVenis snls. al rchnont. with
~ few minutes walk or the sta
'ion ana forty minutes of New York.
x.h,.xL sxLvEsTER FK0Hock, o.,
New-York tribune., 1919-06-23
IME NEyER WAS MORE OPPORTUNE
NEW YORK STATE

sga BALE-silver Creek Farm: 5s+ acres:
ns's and dairy: three dwellings: nine
80 buildings, seven orchards. fertile
~, , alfalfa For price and particulars In
ss o. owner, Walter E. Ward. rs
ssARel etreet, Albany. Il 7.