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New-York tribune., 1919-04-02

mont when we heard that Jack I,sns
sey, who is % 'igns sess Wii,arSS SSmp.
J1ly i, is to enter the august rcat,n
Of sporting journalism. '''a
Think of being able to claim Ii.
sap with the man who will probahl.
knock the taste right out Of foy
mouth on Fire Cracker Dav, 'sIsss Is
already speaks q various lanpnssssaex,, ssex
feroclous Freddy Fulton will saw ~.
the Dempsey man is very FTyIFWans
with his fists, and those who b..l
heard Jack cat soup and watched ha,e h;s
spear the largest hunk Of pie st .isa .s'
training table can testify that he - ;s''e
sweet patootie' with the table too,s
And now Johnny Dempsey is to WIS wis.
sporting pieces for the papers, ''e
Who is our favoritc author going 70
write about? Why, Jack Dempscy' Of Of
course. OF the way Jack Demn,s~... y.
feels every morning in his tra;p;sy ta;;psey
camp, when he starts the DAYS wor,s
and of how he feels at night: boa,,
many steaks and chops he feeds in,o
his hopper and of exactly how ron
tident he feels on the eve of the hi,
battle" ''s
Our idea of the worst lob in ,ho
world is being the man On the cow
desk who reads Jacks stuff, and fps tbas
goes BOTH ways. Every time von
cut" Dempseys copy YOU bleedl 'S"
Ricardo Avalony. manager of Iob,
Lester Johnson, the Senegamhisn
heavyweight, writes in to say that JacI
has been discharged from the serviee
and is ready to enter the ring again
and get into muss with any heavw
white, black or medium. johnson an
listed at the start of Americas entrv
INTO the World War, and has recentlS
returned from ten months overseas
duty with the 367th Negro Regiment
Ricardo wakes bellicose in his let.
ter, and you'll say he does when Won
read this extract: "Will the public al
low those heavyweights who STAYED on
tins side of the Atlantic, in feathcr
beds, eating the fat of the land, Will
johnson was in the trenches with HE
comrades. lying in mud sometimes n
loot thick, now dare to draw the colo,.
line" VIZ 00'''
Having seen J. Lester once or txv;c.
: Che is decided brunette, Aunt Eleanor
! ANN, we cannot understand whv mn,
should be a hardship for him. unlcs'
1t was white mud; but all the SAM
we bet those feathers tickle chamnio.
Willard when he rests in his crib tbi.
morning.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-02
Hot Springs Results

First race ttvo-yesr- olds: claiming. rurse $500.
four furlcnrs) Double var. l0S iWi'isi. i5 tp l.
70 J, and 10 !. first Clear the Way. i9S Mo
ntyre,. y 10 = 70 >. and - second:
; - third. Tine: 0.4s. Rainbow Division.
Bobby Allen. Annabelle. Nelo wi,wer and Manni-
IN also
Second race fthroe- -yeas-olds rnaidons: puss
5000. SIX furongsl l--Cronwel lo- fAfcln.yrcl 2 70
g. to and 20 >. fir,t: Scrub Lady. 1903 IN.
Garner. : 70 /. , 10 J. and even second Guy. III
tGcniJyl. 10 s. TO 3 and ] 70 E bird Tre
J. II ~ Revolution. Yyeitc Madrid. CocA Of the
Main also raa
Third race ttirce- -yoar-ol and upward: claim
ire. purse $500: one mile -Byrae lol &c. W.
CarrcNi. - 10 l. N 70 I. snd 20 Z first Bar
baTa shilling lilo tGrotA. . - . 90 J. AID cseii.
second. S,sfkehrcaAer. lo9 tNcInDfcl| 20 TO !.
q J. and 10 l. third Tine I - -. frsds
Johnson Gourmand. liberty star. Choir Nsslss;
hey Mar. Tyranny. Sir Doyle. NJ Der. Thurman aaa
sun Flash also
Fourth race ttliree year-oids and upward hand
icsp, purse $500. mile and siSiecuih'-nsf.
vest King ~ tBssrctu. Is 10 ). I 20 :. and %
Z FIRST. E'ppery Elm il5 tStalkerl. t Ia s. 10 =.
and out. second. Grey EAglo -ee lbvwnl, . "
p 10 5. and 10 3. third. Tine i6 10 oea'
las and Rcycler also ras
Fifth race -four ycarods and up clsimlnf'
purse $500. six furioussN Port Leh; ii5 tRrown,;
10 J. ) 10 Z. and 4 30 ,. 1rsl Boh A, lgs
Jack O'Dowd. lo4 &c RobinSon). 10 % :,
and 80 . third T'nlc. IA Orderly. Man MAJ
naoon. pllhc II. Buc Paradise. Water War sSls
pia. Paddy. II. G. Basch snd Lady Small also ~
sixth race flour year .oas and srd: clsn
Ing purse $500, mile and three -siitceniss ar
Bar of Phoenix. FIRST; VIII D. ssoond. lnAa''
g.vnS. third
New-York tribune., 1919-04-02
Bronx
Sales at Auction
By l.. J. Phillips & Co.


l22D ST. 81. W. =. a5o W Amsterdam av. 5ox
ALL. 6-sty apt Union Dime Sav Bank agt
West Side Construction Co Ct al duo $68 iS4 Is
taNcs. etc. 81 500 %. 10 tho plaintiff for $65 COO
RUTGERS PL. 70. $. 52e " Clinton 81. 90Y
no. o.s'y fiat * strs: Mary RoxburShe agt Bar
nett Hamburger ct al due. S36. 700 81 taxes etc
s3.0O7.i9: TO the plaintifr for $4,000.
BY Joseph +. Day
CHERRY ST. 3e7. .. 700 Gouvcrncur st. 90 S
x64N30x651. asty tint & strs: Jos putzel AT
Jacob Nathan ct al; due. sl3.oa3 ST. taxes, etc.
Si+l % to the planin for 50 600.
Louis smyth agt Moses Crystal 1t al: due Si2
nia5S: taxes etc. s. 0o6. so: also
HARRISON AN. i. 90 lS0tn st. l3Jxlo0
vacnnt also Grand nv. s. 10 isOth s lOss
90. vacant: also Burnside av. II T. wholu front
hct Old troon Aqueduct & Harrison av 100 X
EMIL esoo3. vacant: lSoth ST. 9 { Aauesiuc,
nv ~ iiiAi2,Noo.9Sl2'.5, 8, yecant. Davidson ss.
Iitle Mtse Co aet Moses Crystal ct ri. duu
HARRISON Av. n 4 . Burnstjc ay o- uv,oov
1875 2slgo.2. yaeant. G ] Earl az. Moscs crystal
e. ,., a. due sllSoss'. taaes. e,c. sSas.as with
New-York tribune., 1919-04-02
Large Brooklyn Site
Bought for Army Base
Government Pays S239,2IO for
Tract in Bay Ridge Water.
front Section

Three deeds conveying Bay Ridge
real estate to the United States govern
ment for the army base were recorded
IN the Registers Office in Brooklyn yes
terday
The largest transaction involved was
the conveying of an irregular tract of
about 10000 square feet at the north
east corner Of First Avenue and Fifty
ninth Street, by the Morse Dry Dock
and Repair Company. The price is
S1l9,5O0. The Assembly Catering and
Supply Company received $ll2.90O for
a parcel 200 feet by 700 feet Oh the
southwest corner of First Avenue and
Fifty ninth Street. Another parcel,
twenty seven feet wide, on Second Ave
nue., was turned over for $3.50 by
Fransiska Auerbach.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-02
Renters Buying Houses
Since Flats Are Scarce
Striking Result of Unprecedent-
ed Condition; Many Are
Pleased With Turn

There is no sign of slowing up in
the demand for residential property.
Reports yesterday indicated that many
are grasping the only alternative left
to them since apartment premises are
not to be had.
Pease & Gilman reported yesterday
the sale of two dwellings in the Cen
trail East Side section. For Mrs. Fan
ME Hendrick they sold the four story
which has been held in the market at
100000. and for Mrs. Martha Livingston,
througA the Payson Mel. Merrill Com
pany, the four story dwelling at 25
East Sixty-fourth Street. This house
is on site 17X100 and is across from
the homo of Irving Bush. The prop
erty has been held in the market at
$4,000. The buyer plans to alter it
into small suites.
The Hendrick house is on a site
twenty-five feet wide and 100 feet deep.
Pease e. Gilman report that they were
the brokers in the sale Of 11S East
ported sold recently TO Frederick
Brown.
Leon S. Altmayer has sold for II.
Nathan to Anna Altman the three story
and basement tenement, with store, at
234S Second Avenue, on a lot 20XSO.
Three Flats for Investor
An investor has purchased the three
hve-story apartment houses at the
southeast corner of Pinchurst Avenue
and 178th Street, known as the Evelyn,
Celia and Roslyn. from the Lincoln
Mortgage Company, S. Blumenthal
president. The houses occupy com
bined frontage Of 127 feet or the ave-
nue. and 1O2 feet on 178th Street. The
brokers were J. Zimmerman and NJ.
Seigel. The sellers acquired the houses
in 1912.
Operator Sells to Operator
The Traymore Leasing Corporation
morris Moores Sons) has purchased
from the Mckinley Realty and Con-
struction Company the two fivestory
apartment houses at AL and 443 West
151st Street, on plot 75x1O0. They con-
tain thirty eight apartments.
Seventh Avenue House for Investor
The r. S. Morgan Realty Company
has sold for Herbert M. Gordon to an
investor the story flat with store
on lot 20x100, at 21S9 Seventh Ave
nue..
Realty Co. Takes Profit on Contract
Isear Realty Corporation has sold
at substantial advance it's con-
tract on the fve-story apartment, on
plot 80x10O, at 1886 and 337 Edge
combe Avenue, purchased about ten
days ago from a client of Reeves &,
Todd.
Buys Adjoining 9th Street Plot
William S. Baker has sold for How
ard W. McAteer to the Jules Realty
Company, Samuel Wacht, jr., president.
the plot 40x2O0 on the south side of
Sixty seventh Street, extending through
to Sixtysixth Street, 100 feet west of
West End Avenue. The purchaser re-
Gently bought from the Farmers Loan
and Trust Company, through the same
brokers, an adjoining plot on Sixty
seventh Street, 160x1O0.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-02
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

GOTH ST. lao ": NOR, sa;75o: Mabel r. nauerdort
to to- Msrsi ,. Stump $50 + lG6th st: ays Bauer
Ma Marks: u. ei'h st. ano atvs. Wolf & Kohn
oaD sr 32 VI mort $4,000 March q 1929 'l9uI mort
now s9l.ooo: Clara Rc'nworth. cxtrix. to Chas
Bronx. & ano: u,tys. Lind & pfeiner 4G cedar
nivERsTDH DRIVE 2o5 mort $40 ooo ssg: Msns gGo
Realty Go. to Julictte b Livingston. Bar Harbor
as MS s sTdrg1s 81 Z Tynss,0n r lI5 sls rs st.
Bloch 272 " 9th st ass Title Guar ~ & :. rrast rust
ssrpi ST. ' e Eay y crenve L. wntbrcn ano 81 zoo 900
70 Union - pmc say Bank. 7oi 9th av: attys.
,,d4 msher s,r r y 4, f. Mad $40. 900
'S Wesco ST. to az caS W. ms searns "w s. ss ss"
atty. T Ludlow Chrystie 10 Cedar st, mort of
l24TH ST. 2as.is W: Emisrnnt Indust sav rDH HanII
to Title Guar q Trust Co. l7G Bway. so. 600
Bronx
S' a,ssop to frank d rseson at sssi''i aly "S''9
sourHEBN BoII. aa55 ,7. Molne s lanin to
Queer Nat Co. 60 Wall st: atty. Queen Mat
srEbBISs VA" AZ. lsl2 Elizabeth pcong to wn Sa
Ferris Brooklyn; attys. Knox & u. q
naunigan 10 LAWYERS Mori Co. Co. ''Ii 50 Liberty '"s ST:
wpnSrEW 5y t1%ys's ~ Mort CO 's Liberty
Guaranty Trust GO to Gu.tase narnatt. 'i7S i7Ci
rark 1tn p.s az. ;y Asbary Park j; atty. NJ CO,
ls5TIi ST. 2S5 ii: Nicholas eciscr 10 Evelyn siVT
trIy. Gregory. ess a2d ST. Brooklyn; atty. q y
wHITLocK Az o5s: ritlc q & r Co to s'i9n2 ifis
nsek 1s T.. 27s West 9oth st: atty. Title & 7 Co.
HALL RI 1929 Ncw York T & NJ Co 10 AaepioeS, spoDu
Trust 9. Co. iso l'roadway atty. New YORK T & NJ
Lor s5a Mso Laeonla rark Arthur Macs la, '9o to
benl Libo"'z' a2e East li7th st. atty Tlils q
sAME PROPERTY Benz Libowtz to fiy Orns,sin.
op' bcach Terrace. atty, same ,,...,....... s225
New-York tribune., 1919-04-02
Recorded Mortgages
Downtown


- X e3.6 to Gcuvcrneur slip Ask "
Tron SS st T" to sq@l sa st M Ss5cn Ix SO si t
Eernsten TO julius Mantncr. $40 Park ay. ct al
eNrs; due April J. 1872: per cent: attys. Chcd-
ol5Mnhy Idl + ,; Sri , XXX Catherine catherine s. 12.SS
Nls; - per cent: attys Washburn & $. u
'"alhDTfs s'......,.',... s. 600
East Side
Sd ST. es E. 5. 1920 Cd av. 1sa1lol.9 81
m yma fS n SoGIsg $g S s NsaH ag aso hoDc1 AR
St BAym yrs; per cent; atty. Jacob Man an
Av 'i d. 81 81 ""' 6s n st. 44xso March SIV 81
Cyl lsidorc Teiteibaum to Rosa Israel. 1872
j. 9th st; due Oct l. 1920; per cent: pr mtg
$40 500; atty. Samuel Betterman $50 Rroad-
MADIsoN Av' " so,h st. "a ixe5: April l. i;
Lee lodstein CONSTRUCTION Co to a S llosen-
thai Co. Inc: yrs: per cent pr mtg $40.
600; att5s. stanchheld & Levy. l2o Bway. s2j 600
SEP ST 4o5 Il n s., 25SIo23 N; No Apnl
St. savannah. Ga: yrs; per cent attys
IIcTry Ter w u, NJ g. Man la st . 5, s. 200 oGc
silver to Wm Silver. "A w looh st; due and
nt as per 9o9a; pr nn mtg $1,000; atty oos
osD l''%1''I Sr loal f. @1f ''G m MaTS "gS
~: Morris siege to Freehold Constr co. 200
Tqna"fy FGa sa4ro s o Sulssu & ps "tSo s'9o @:y
p m: April !: Gabriel Dcsner to Nose Goodman
s., atty Louis Rosenhcrg. lis Nassau st. si.7SO
rosSc h onr 2sn @ st. It, sa MaSaisa1 a0 s Ap5 Apr
10 yrs. Az c: attys Rapalio & kennedy. so
Broau"ay ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .Sl9O. 600
West Side
SoTIl ST. n a. l5s 7th av. I7x9s.o: p m: April
Marion Fricel to Dennis ! Mcdonald, III T;
atty. G & r Co. l7t Broadway -. $40, 900
5an sr. So l2l.s W loth av. 45xl0o. 5x5l;lo; IN:
200 W 79th ST; insals p c. atty. 7 G & T Go:
ssIli ST, 6i,S6 VI. 5. i0yi0os. March ' 81:
Edward X Augusta Roeslcr trustees to Jessie
q Rocsler. Us Il -2d st: due March u.s. 1920
: e; pr mtsc $4,000; atty, Jno Travis. g
sSrH ST. a5s W. s. lSxloos m: March l''9sg ~
Msnuel N,sa Thomen 10 Mando 6 pasniker; 547 W
ass asna ), Murray a"f IT, AF, y wall ls2 ~ oco
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. n 9 G a4th s. I3s ax7Sx
~ :. p c; atty. james Cooper. Albany.
liTn ST. is W lcaschold Marc6 gs s-SS,SeG GosIy5
l'ST ST. 'ss sssas S 'yy w. 'G"' 7cxsoi 4qao no
MaTch Marc 81: Samuel Adler to Bella Himan.
atty atty Max aif ST. yrs sos % VT mse s
i2iTu ST. sos W. n s. 100 W Amsterdam az. 50x
ioc 4; Ma March 81 Chalmers Realty Corpn 10
e, gr cent pr mtg $4,000: atty. Title Guar & 7
l47TI ST. ls4 w. s. g. Gxa9 ii: nj Aprii ~ H.
IN N ST. ;,o yr.: & per ceut: atty. Lawyers T &
looTl ST S li49 Riverside Drive. Sc IS sxioo SCo
III March 70; Morris Sagcr and Regina Sle
mr. 10 . q Leasing Co. $50 isway: mos; per
cent a'9s Godfein Wclthsch. $50 Broad
2o4TI ST. 100 l95. l5o and i75. verniyos SHyUa a
a ssch an i95 3, each 'g 2xSS 20" n m'gs 81 sO
April i Jcre j Donovan to Iawthorne Con :.
bond; attys olcott B Mem & +. 10 Broad. pi.
.. 3
New-York tribune., 1919-04-02
Resale i'm Tobacco Distric,

The southwest corner of Water and
Pine streets. bought three weeks ago
by Elias Cohen as president of the
Broadway-J Street Corporation
from the White Estate, has been resold.
William A. White & Sons negotiated
the resale. The property was bought
ny Mr.. Cohen through the Douglas
There is a three e-story building on the
site, which is 40 feet on Water Street
and AT feet on Pine Street. This is the
centre of the tobacco district.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-02
Bronx Block Bought
By Specializing Group
Resumption of Construction
Will Have Influence on Value;
Trading i'm Flats Continues

The Realty Managers, Frank Beger-
isch, jr, have purchased from the
Burnside Avenue Realty Corporation
the block front on the south side of
burnside Avenue, from Creston to
Morris Avenues, comprising ten lots.
The site has been held at $72 900. B.
II. Weisker was the broker.
Shenk Buys 30-Family House
Greenfield & Saffir have sold for the
Seabury Construction Company. to
College Holding Company (Joseph
Shenk) the sl%-story apartment house
at 1904 Charlotte Street, built by the
selling company about three years ago,
at the junction of Charlotte Street and
seabury Place. The property is ar
ranged for thirty families and five
stores, on a plot of 40 feet on Char
lotte Street and 1l9 feet on Seabury
Place.
Boulevard Houses Bring Profits
Charles Siegel Levy has resold the
two five story apartment houses at
1882 and 1890 Southern Boulevard,
near Wcstchestcr Avenue, each on plot
40Xl0o. The new owner is Rose
Schneider, who acquired the houses
through II. Wallach as broker. Mr..
Levy bought three houses at this point
on March l and has now disposed OF
the three. the intervening house at
1886 Southern Boulevard having been
sold recently to Samuel Weiscr.
Brothers Buy Monterey Corner
Chatzinotf Brothers bought the two
hvc- story apartment houses at the
northwest corner of 17Sth street and
Monterey Avenue, fronting 1O5 feet on
Monterey Avenue, through Z. j.
Wood. The same broker sold an apart
mcnt house at the corner Of Bathgatc
Avenue and Hath street.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-02
Named Agents of Tall Building

The Charles f. Noyes Company has
been appointed agents for the eighteen
story building at 1928 Beaver Street,
extending through to Marketficld
Street, recently purchased through the
same brokers by Norton, Lilly e. Co.
from the Stock Quotation Telegraph
Company. The lower floors will be oc
cupled some time during the summer
after extensive alterations by the own
ers and their subsidiary companies.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-02
Mrs. Vanderbilt Leases Suite

Fease g. Gilman have leased for .hc
Douglas Robinson, Charles S. Brown
company to Mrs. George Vanderbilt.
duplex apartment, especially planned.
Of eighteen rooms and five baths. at
99S Fifth avenue. at the north corner
Of Eighty-first Street.
The same brokers recently leased an
apartment at 993 Park Avenue to Mrs.
Vanderbilt.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-02
Lis Pendens
Manhattan

logTH ST. l3s and 81 av 1874 TO 1882. 1d, r.
SaNton aGt Catherine X SaSon ct al (acton 10
\, 1sirrmInn s,rr nm, dover, ctcl atty. Il Osborn
MANllAITAN ST, q. intcrsec II l2Bth 81 Ia2 ev
lp3eNirrcg; Lnwycrs' Mortgage Co ast Catherine
- Dvrkc ct al foreclosure os mortgage; attys
Snearman g. Sterling. ~
'outi ST :. 10 II " Of Park nv l7sxlos .
Iicieh > ogllyle agt Life !ns & Trust ca
eXr, ct al foreclosure Of two mortgages; nttys
Cannon 4 Nauncn '''
STANTON ST. a. 81 II Of Suffolk st o5xa7
Emma kenn'sh ct AL cxrs. ngt Flora Nav Of al
forcclosuro OF MORTGAGE. atty. l. W Gocbcl
Bronx
DAVIDSON Av. 247l .2A73; Malex Realty Cornr
mgr Mctlsde Bldg Co. Inc faction 10 enforce
performance OF contract; atty. a. II. Natanson
New-York tribune., 1919-04-02
Investor Buys in Harlem

Shaw & Co. have sold for George
Dewitt Weeks and Harry S. Lines, as
executors of the estate of Edward l..
Radcliffe, 1873 West 131st Street, a
three story and basement dwelling on
lot 16.4X99:11, and 254 West I36th
Street, three story and basement
brownstone dwelling on lot 16.Sx99.1l
to n client for investment.
Ralph Russo has sold for Mrs.
Rickc WiIshek to Michael Margui,
Al East 12oth Street, three story
dwelling on a lot 1S.9X10O.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-02
Canadian Bank Gets Corner

The Royal Building Company took
title yesterday to the fifteen story
building at the northeast corner Of
William and Cedar streets from the 68
William Street, Inc. The Royal Build
ing Company was formed by the Royal
Bank Of Canada to take title to the
realty which it purchased recently
through William A. White G. Sons.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-02
Tenant for Dwelling Houses

Pease & Gilman have leased for
julius Balm to Arthur Nicolorc the
II ree-story and basement dwelling at
56 East Nnety-first Street, between
M olson and Park avenues. DR.. Pas
guile Alferi leased the adjoining
tNs sc at So through the same brokers
las week.
Samuel II. Martin has leased for
l. ,la w. Nilsson the four-story dwell
ing at 27 West Eighty eighth Street
to T. q. y Kelly.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-02
Gives Up $4,000 House
For $4,000 One

The Frank Hughes Taylor Company
of Montclair, N. j., has sold for B
Widmark. contractor, to William l.
Mason, of East Orange, the colonial
residence under completion at 1872
Gates Avenue, Montclair, on plot 75s
153 feet. Mr.. Mason gave in part pay
ment his East Orange home, valued a,
$500. The transaction involves prop
critics valued at $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-02
100000 Loan on Building

II Q New Yo-'k Title and Mor+gap
{. mpany has just taken loan Of
$500 900 On the sixteen story and r, So
ment mercantile building at Is and II
est Thirty sixth Street, recently com
Elettd by the Jatison Construc on
Cor pany (1nl'us Tishman and L. vi /
l IMAM.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-02
O4th St. House for Mrs. Howell

Mrs. Emilia A. Howell, who now
lives at 375 Park Avenue, is to erect a
dwelling at 10l East Sixty-fourth
Street. The structure will be five
stories and will be erected on lot
2010X95.5. According to the archi-
tects, w. Land and j. p. Gaylcr, who
yesterday filed plans for the proposed
structure, il win cost $G5 1000.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-02
Warehouse TO Keplace Flats

Pcpe &; Bro. have sold for d. J..
Mendelsohn and others the two five
story brick tcnemcnts, on a lot 5Ox9S.9.
at 536-3S West Thirty-ninth Street, to
the Dormond Realty Co., Myers g.
Sherwin. The buildings will be torn
down and the plot improved with a
five story wa rrhOuso
New-York tribune., 1919-04-02
Tall Broadway Loft
Building i'm Deal

l.. Tancnbaum, Strauss G. Co. have
sold for the Metropolitan Life Tnsur-
ance Company sos and 567 Broadway.
southwest corner of Prince Street, a
nine story loft building, on plot Blk
100, acquired by the sellers by fore
closure in September, 1917.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-02

Of Robert Scott Bingham, halfback Of
the Yale football teams of 1915 and
1916, was received by relatives here to-
day: He was brother of Captain
William j. Bingham. former Harvard
track captain, who is now in France.
Robert Bingham WAS in the United
States Forestry Service.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-02
Mechanics Liens


18th 8! 25s " hsgoying Door a. fixture Co
sgs Tneodore Humphrey E. al. crrs owners
tjr0Afs HDns. Tue. contractor. ...........3 3543
i2srH bI, li2 " lsrss Wciner agt Patrick Quinn
ana JoDn r NulhslI. owners. Pairick Dillan.
zsrD M. Dzi Il ssi W: ii spndlsr. Inc. s-'gi sst
Plymouth Realty Co. owner and contractor si02. IS
New-York tribune., 1919-04-02
Another Flushing House Sold

The dwelling on a plot 4Ox10O at s
South Fifteenth Street, Flushing, be-
longing to Colin e. Simpson, of Great
Neck, has been sold by j. Albert John
ira to Ralph A. Watson for occupancy.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-02
Synagogue BUYS Il6ih St. Plant

The Visigraph Typewriter Company
sold its factory at 81 to 41 West 10th
street, on plot 100X10O, to the institu-
tlonal Synagogue, which will alter the
building
New-York tribune., 1919-04-02
Rye Home for Morris Fatman

The Cross e. drown Company have
leased, in conjunction with Kenneth
Ives. tke Huyler estate at Rye to Nor
ris Fatman.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-02
Bowie Entries

BOWIE, Nd, April 1.-The following
are the entries for to-morrow's races at
Prince George Park:
First Racc-,iaidcn. wo-year ods hllies; four
New-York tribune., 1919-04-02
Recorded Leases
Manhattan


AV A. 60: b. Samuel and lsdore Deutsch
% Id Silfcn and Isidore Fed. 1903 Av 4: s
q i FEB l. 1919 Manhattsa q w Waist Shops
rAr-. ROW 1870 e c Baxter st; all: estate
Eu enc a Hoffman, Iic. to Michael Walker
d.i D'rgcn a.. The Bronx and Morris NJ Cold
stein $50 2d ay; q yrs from May l. 1915;
atty. William Ladd. 20 Nassau ST. taxes
b .oADwAY, 3s474o: stores L & f. being stores
and q. from II W c iG0th st: Herbert Dongan
G.. struction Co 20 Sol Mschnun. o3S Fort
Washington ", ll-l2 US from Aug !. 1915:
ats. MIschaun. 1907 Bway ........... 81 500
18th 2.2 ". all Three States Realty co
70 Martial Boiler. or premises; yIs. from
May |. 1919. ..................s s. 900
Bronx
TELLER Az. 10Th ST. moving picture thea
TIRE; Baer Really Co 10 Nckroll Amusement
Corrn. years from Jan :. 1919: atty Leo OPP
penhemcr. GO Wall st. .................s5.00 S. 900
Av. s27 moving picture theatre
Durham Realty 60 to Monica \ Smith, 4aO 5Sth
St. BROOKLYN. s1a years from April !. 1919: atty.
Gilbert Il G. 4S Exchange Pl .Sl3 500 and SIS 900
New-York tribune., 1919-04-02
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

Fsgw sIx~eTCRY BUILDING on FIFTH AVE-.
ssUEs EKTwKE,. SsTU AID 40 HrREETs,
ron itFssT OK LDsi5t TKnM cUBHMAN 4
WAKEFIELD EsC.. 10 EAST 4zD hTjtKET.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-02
Satisfied Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

t5b Vt. ia 10 is0 w Superior ekyisht Co. Inc,
Agt uenry w Miller ct 81, May H. iols ssdG
New-York tribune., 1919-04-02
Yale Football Star Dies

LAWRENCE, Mass. April 1.--Word
of the death at Grand CANYON. Ariz.,
New-York tribune., 1919-04-02
RACING SUMMARIES
Bowie, Md, April First Day
WEATHER CLEAR; TRACK FAST

a v n na'asn "o5car-od colts and ldins nns
k-Day f. owner H. r Whitney wv ~. Winner b. s.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-02

y ods and
on 40
New-York tribune., 1919-04-02

Two acres. ideal for Sanatorium. School.
Boarding House; sacrificed; little cash;
terms.
Chester Hill, 1s rooms; cost $4,000: sell
]. cIEARY. 52 W. ist St, Mt. Vernon. NY.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-02

y SEVENTH RACE.-Thrce year olds and upww
$500. Post. 555: of 5:56 Start good
b. g. = by Star Shoot-Cremome. Trainer c.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-02

'"aTu: claiming; mile and seventy Yards Purse
; Non driving; place easily. Time. I47. Winner,