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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-31
CHANGE PURCHASES
THE WILKS BUILDING
Will Use Corner Structure as
Part of Proposed Annex;
Plans Being Drawn.
SPACE FOR CURB MARKET
Bing & Bing Take Beresford
Apartments Opposite Man
haitian Square.

The New York Stock Exchange has
purchased the handsome nine story
Wilks Building at the southwest corner
OF Wall and Broad streets THE SUN
published exclusively q rumored report
OF the purchase last July. but the story
lacked official confederation. This was
furnished yesterday. however. when II be-
came Known that the Exchange Is trying
70 ind adequate Office room for Harris:
winthrop & Co. and Kidder, Peabody &
Co.. who have leases in the wilks Build
Ing which run for seven years
The Exchange bought the Mortimer
Building at The southeast corner OF Wall
and New STREETS last spring and has de-
molfshed II to make room for an ex-
tension Of the exchange building In
order to provide room for sheltering the
curb market
The purchase of the Willxs Building
has now made IL necessary to reconsider
the building plans entirely, inasmuch as
the Exchange intends to raze the Wilks
Building and improve the entire corner
Of Wall and Broad in harmony with the
present Broad street facade. This will
also include the demolition Of the Wall
street wing, which projects between the
Mortimer and Wilks Building.
The Improvement will give the Ex-
change a corner that vies with that now
occupied by the handsome offices Of J. p.
Morgan q Co. on the southeast corner OF
Broad and Wall streets and the Bankers
Trust Company skyscraper on the north.
west corner. The northeast corner OF
Wall and Broad streets is occupied by
the United States Sub-Treasury Build
ing.
The wilks Building Is nearly twice the
size of the Mortimer Building. 1t fronts
$50 on Broad street and $40 on Wall
street The south and west boundaries
are Irregular.
The officials of the Exchange have
been reticient about discussing the pur-
chase OF the Willis Building. TScJ
bought the Mortimer Building from
Robert e. Bowling of the City Investing
Company, who acquired II only few
weeks before. 1t was said Mr.. Dowlins
-ook a profit of nearly 100000 In the
-resale
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-31
BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

Charles Partridge sold the Granleden
apartment house at 11s1 Dean streetrfor
Ross Mcpherson.
Allard & Levsy sold at 2s12 Church
avenue a sixteen family apartment. on
plot 40x100.
Samuel Galitzka & ]. Lacov sold for
the Metropolitan Home Builders a two
story and attic house with double ga
rage at 932 East Twenty-third street,
plot 50x1o0.
Buckley & Horton Company sold al
1897 Dean street a three story and
basement brick dwelling. lot 20x100, for
Josephine Hudson Mitchell.
Clinton Trading Corporation sold &c
Mary Elizabeth Rice the two family
frame dwelling at 2o7 Chauncey street
plot 25x104.
e. T. Newman sold the two story AND
basement brownstone dwelling ut 4ss
Sixteenth street for Catherine McCor
mick.
William T. McPhilliamy sold at auc
ton a plot on Atlantic avenue, It's fee
east OF Howard avenue 25x100. to Re
becca c. T. Perkins. and Nathaniel Shu
ter sold plot, 25x100. on the north
east side of Debevoise street, 125 fee
west Of Humboldt street. to Anna Rosen
thai
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-31
CoMMERCIAL LEASES.

Ames 8 Co. leased the parlor floor at
1877 West Twenty-ninth street to Solo,
mon & Mannee Company to the Smut
ney, Ries Company the parlor floor at 4
East Thirtieth street and the top floor
at 22 West Seventeenth street to r. Pot
truck.
f, w. Sharp & Henry Shapiro leased
the store and basement at West TWEEN
ty-second street to the Asbury Mills, and
also space in z West Twenty-second
street to Felix ]. McCoskes.
Cushman & Wakefield, Inc, leased the
third floor at 500 Fifth avenue to the
United Cigar Stores.
J. Edgar Leaycraft G Co. leased the
entire six story loft building at 449 to
453 West Forty-second street to Park q
Tilford.
George F. Manlxen leased store and
basement in eel Grand street to Belanca
& Co.: also second loft in 223 Grand
street to 8. & s. Hat Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-31
BNcs BUYS THE rEREsFoRD.

The Beresford apartment hotel on Cen
trial Park West. between Eighty-first and
Eighty-second streets. opposite the
grounds of the American Museum of
Natural History, was sold yesterday by
the estate OF Alvin Walker to Bing &
Bing. The deal was negotiated by
Charles Grifnth and Eugene s. l.. Moses.
brokers'
It is said that the house. which has a
roof dining room, will be remodelled by
Bing & Bing into an up to date hotel.
The apartment suites range from two to
four rooms with bath and all are held
under leases that expire next October.
The Beresford Is six stories on the
Eighty first street end and ten stories
on Eighty second street. covering a site
fronting a04.4 feet on Central Park West.
extending back 100 feet on Eighty-hrst
street and 40 feet on Eighty-second
street The former section was built
thirty years ago and the upper half four
years later.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-31
BY BROWN. wHEELoCK co.

1.-THE Brown. wheelock Company. Inc.
sold for the estate of Charles Frederick
Hpffman. represented by William C.
Htikers Sons 45s Broadway, fve
stdry and basement building, 25x100.
adj ining the southeast corner of Grand
str4et. Reuben Tally. attorney, acted
for the buyer and Middlebrook & Bor-
land for the seller
T1e Brown. WheeloclS Company also
sold Nor the Pondista Realty Company
70 thh Burden Realty Corporation (Ken-
meth T. c. Newman, president). 149
Spring street, an eight story and base
rnent store and loft building. 25x100,
near Wooster street.
Another deal by the Brown. Whee-
lock Company is the sale for the Tyler
estate 10 a client for occupancy or 46a
Crosby street. a four story and base.
ment building, 22x100, adjoining the
southeast corner of Spring street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-31
orr 90. CoMPLnTEs sITN.

ssrhe Charles F. Noyes Company has
sold 81 Maiden lane. four story stric-
tire, and Gold street, hve- story
Abiding, to Richmond Levering g. Co,
Inc 1.-The buyers have now bought 81,
y3.as5 and 81 Maiden lane and =, 9 and
3 Gold street. on which they VIII erect
a stone structure on artistic old Eng
fish lines of architecture with an orna-
mental gate The entire operation will
cost about s1.500.00o.
The buyers are representatives Of
large independent oil concerns and are
builders of oil refineries and gasolene
absorption plants. Earle & Todd were
attorneys for Mr.. lowering in all the
transactions and Merrill, Rogers &
Terry represented the sellers of 81
Maiden lane. Stoddard & Mark repre-
scented Sigsbee Graham. from whom the
balance Of the plot was purchased
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-31
INTEREST IN KATONAH SALE.

Real estate interests in New York and
Westchester county are taking notice of
the extensive offering sale. consisting of
the holdings Of William G. Barrett of
Katonah. The stone mansion with thir-
ty-nine acres was sold on October Is for
s46.5s3 to Joseph F. ODowd of Kato-
nah plot Of two acres sold to George H.
Convey: q cottage and one and one-half
acres to Robert Sans; the garage in the
village to III. Halstedt Park for S15,4S7.
A continued sale OF some very choice
parcels of improved and unimproved
properties viii be held on Saturday at
1880 p. NJ at Katonah. These proper
ties overlook villages. lakes hills and
large estates. The continuation sale will
be conducted by Joseph E. Merriam of
Mount Kisco.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-31
seven story lott buildings, 1ots zbxlVV
each. Mt so TO "a Grand street.
-----------------------
OTHER SALES IN THE Drank.

EDGEwATER RoAD--Meister Build
ers, Inc. sold 1887 Edsewater road.
n three story two family brick house.
plot 25x100. ~
BROOK AvENUE-Otterbou Steind-
Ter q Houston bought for client
from Robert Humbeutel the four story
and store double fiat at 14s Brook
avenue. plot 25x100.
PROSPECT PLACE-Ernest w. Adler
sold for Otto Niche to C. Hanlay OIL
Prospect place, q three story ana
basement dwelling, plot 16.Sx5s.
KATONAH AVENUE-William Peters
& Co. sold for the Macon Land Cor
poration three two family dwellings
at 4319, 1929 and 1925 Katonah ave-
nue.
CLINTON AvENUE-H. T. Wood and
McLernon Bros. sold the i've story
twenty family house at 1913 Clinton
avenue. north OF Mckinley Square.
UNION AVENUE--James Henry sold
for John Mckee three story house
at 1895 Union avenue.
UNIVERSITY AVENUE - Nehring
Bros. sold for Carl F. Bieckmann
five story twenty family apartment
house on the northeast corner OF
University avenue and Brandt place
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-31
AUTHOR TRADES ns, HOME.

Cyrus Townsend Brady, author and
motion picture promoter. has sold his
colonial residence, on a plot S0x127x
irregular. at 22 Edgecliff terrace, Park
Hill. Yonkers, to Frederick Brown. The
house Is of stucco and hollow tile con-
struction, consisting Of twelve rooms
and four baths. and is one of the show
places of Park Hill. Mr.. Brown gave
in exchange SIT West 134th street, be-
tween Broadway and Amsterdam ave-
nue.. q FIVE story apartment building, on
plot 40x100. George Howe and
George Levy negotiated the trade.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-31
OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

FIRST AVENUE-Ernest N. Adler sold
for Elizabeth Adamko to Frederick w.
Kroehle at 1467 First avenue a four
Story tenement with stores, plot 25x75.
BOND STREET.-THE Brown, wheelock
Company. Inc. sold for the F. e.
Ward estate to Leonard WE'LL the four
story loft building at 80 Bond street.
WEST SEvENTY-sECOND STREET
A. ". Amy & Co. sold for Rudolph
Oelsner to a client of Nathan c. House
the four story and basement dwelling
at 1875 West Seventy-second street, lot
22x1022.
JANE STREET-van vliet & Place sold
for the Lockwood Estate the three
story and basement dwelling. lot
14xs0, at "a Jane street.
WEST 142D STREET.. S. Maxwell
resold for Harry Bowman to Mrs. H.
Riker the three story and basement
brownstone dwelling. $50 West 142d
street, lot 20xS0
WEST ls4TH STREET-B. H. weisker
sold for Harlan p. Wright to Mrs.
Maslen the three story brick house,
1Sx100, at IL West 1s4th street.
EAST 126TH STREET-David Lion
purchased from Morris Borsodi the
five story double fiat, lot 25x100, at
800 East 126th street. s. & ]. Albert
were the brokers.
WEST 1o5TH sTREEr-Benjamin Nor
decai sold Ibis residence at 31s West
105th street, 22xl0Ol1. The brokers
were L. j. Phillips q co.
EAST 124TH STREET-Shaw Il Co. sold
for the Lawmor Realty Company at
1888 East 124th street three story
and basement building. lSxlO0. to
Vincent Schettino.
! EAST 104TH STREET-Louis Adler sold
to Rudolph Federman 242 East 10th
street. five story nat, 25x1O0,11.
WEST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET
The M Rosenthal Company resold for
A. NJ Rau the seven story loft and
three story building at 1873 to 14S West
Twenty-fourth street. on plot 50x117.
to Betty Ran and Theresa Rosenthal.
SUFFOLK aTREET-Henry Brady sold
for the Lawyers Mortgage Company
| s5 Suffolk street. five story tene-
ment, 2bxloo.
WEST 1857 STREET,. Howell sold
for the American mortgage Company
Fred j. Middieprook president l51
West 1S1st street, three story and
basement dwelling on lot 2oxss.il.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-31
QUEENS TRANsACTIoNs.

Max Bloch sold 51s-520 Thirteenth
street. College Point. FOR william
Norman to Adam Greil. The prop
erty consists of four family stucco
house on a plot 50x100.
William Kerr Macdonald sold at
Woodmere. for the Far Rockaway In
yestlng Company a brick house with
Leo sulzberger : for Country Investing
Company pne-half acre plot on the cor
ner OF Keen and Wood ianeto Henry C.
Peck; for A. H. Beaman house and plot
on Lafayette place to G. Heyman, and
at Hewlett for Hewlett Bay Company
two and a half acres Of waterfront on
Macy Channel to r. Irving Huntington.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-31
A. GREENBAUM BUYS TALL LOFT

Arthur Greenbaum, who has recently
traded actively in Washington Heights
apartment properties. bought the mod
ern twelve story loft at 40 and AZ West
Seventeenth street yesterday from
George Backer. who built 1t several
years ago. The structure occupies a
plot 5ox100 and is fully tenanted. yield
berg & Refs. Inc. negotiated the deal
In the same section the Finance
Mortgage Company sold for the Weiss
Emlein Company to an investor the
seven story loft building at 40 East
Twentieth street, renting for more than
ks15,00O This building occupies lot
a5x92, near Fourth avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-31
s. L. PAKAs BUYS ESTATE.

Wetmore & Magill have sold for John
w. Fairfax to S. L. Pakas the country
estate at Prince George, near Richmond,
Va, known as Coggin Hall Farm, COM
prlsing about 500 acres of land with two
mile of water front on the James River,
together with large Colonial residence
and about twelve outbuildings. This
property has changed hands but three
times in seventy-five years. Mr.. Pakas
gives In part payment the five story
apartment house with stores 50x100. on
the southeast corner Of Amsterdam ave-
nue. and 136th street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-31
1000, 900 DEAL IN BRooKUyN.

The American Manufacturing Com
pany has bought the group of two to
seven story buildings which It has oc-
cupied for many years in the four square
blocks bounded by the East River, West
and Franklin streets, Milton. Noble and
Oak streets, Greenpoint Brooklyn. from
the Cunningham Realty Company
Frank Cunningham president The
realty is valued at about 100000.
The buyer is a manufacturer OF cordage
and allied products.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-31
LONG ISLAND SALES.

Baker Croweil. Inc. sold the George
G.. Tilyou estate at Great Neck to the
Property Operating Corporation of
Manhattan. The property consists of
residence. seven and half acres of
ground. together with s2s feet Of water
front on ManhasSet Bay,
Warren Murdoch of Brown. Wheel
ock Company, Inc. sold for Mrs. Ga
brielle g. da Silva her estate at Locust
Valley. consisting of a Colonial resi-
dence. garage. outbuildings and eight
and two-third acres. The property Is
near the estates of II. p. Dawson. ]. e.
Aldred and ]. p. Morgan.
William A. White * Sons leased for
the Garden City Company its large ga
rage at Garden City to the Cosmopoli-
tan Garage Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-31
s225,ooo BROADWAY LEASE.

Pease & Gilman leased for the Leonac
Realty Company the four-story building.
<ox10o. at 924 and s2e Broadway to a
client, who win alter the building extern
sively for his business The lease Is for
twenty-one years at a total rental Of
s225,0oo. w. Albert Pease. Jr.. repre-
scented the owners.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-31
OPERATORS BUY 8aoNx FLATS.

Mandelbaum & Levine and Joseph
Bager have purchased from the Msrsi-
lon Realty Corporation the two five
story apartment houses at the northwest
corner OF Southern Boulevard and Long
wood avenue and the northeast corner
OF Fox street and Longwood avenue.
The houses. each 42x110. have accom-
modations Tor forty families and stores
and show an annual rental OF $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-31
ARRANGEs $500, 900 LEASE.

Albert B. Asliforth. Inc, leased for the
National Association Building Corpora
ton 1920 square feet in the new build
ing being erected at % to 81 West For
ty-third street, running through to 20
and 2S West Forty-fourth street. to the
American Republics Corporation for
about 100000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-31
EXCHANGE PLANS ADDITIoN.

The New York stock Exchange have
filed plans through Trowbridge a Liv-
ingston. architects. for alterations to the
exchange to cost $1,000 900. The altera-
ton consists of an addition to be built
on the site OF the Mortimer Building,
boutheast corner Of Wall and New
streets.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-31
ans WEST BnoADwAY REsoLD.

s. & J. II. Albert have sold for the
Iebertan Corporation TO Richard Gels.
representing an investing syndicate Ala
and 415 West Broadway. near Spring
street. a six story loft building. 50x100.
The seller acquired the property about a
month ago from the New York Life In
surance Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-31
wEsTCHEsTER DEALS.

Clement II. Smith & Son. Inc.l sold
for George F. r. Albertson his property
at Woodcrest avenue. White Plains,
to Byron r. White. The property was
resold by the same brokers to another
client for a permanent home.
Scarsdale Estates. Robert e. Farley,
president sold to Mrs. Julia F. Lasher
an additional plot adjoining her present
holdings at Greenacres, Scarsdale.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-31
REsIDENTIAL LEASES.

I. vasa X Bracher. with c. Royce HUI
bert. leased the four story dwelling at 136
West SEVENTEEN street to Marion 8
Thompson. 49,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-31
OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

Pease & Gilman leased. furnished,
Mrs. Virginia Walsh's house on Headley
road. Morristown. N. ]. to NJ. s. Slocum
for Mrs. ]. w. Castles her house in Nor
mandie Park. Morristown. to Joseph p.
Bradshaw for a like period. and have re-
newed for the Morris County Golf Club
their lease on the Smith property at
Convent. N. ].
The Mills farm. on Bendham road,
near Morristown, containing 10 acres,
dwelling and barns. has Just been sold to
Dr. Robert Schulman OF New York Eu-
gene V. Welsh OF Morristown was the
broker.
Lawrence Timmons, real estate broker,
has sold for F. st. George Smith his resi-
dence on Patterson avenue. Greenwich,
Conn, to F. NJ. Bladget of New York
city G. e. Walker of New York city
who Is now occupying the premises will
remain on the estate until next spring
when his lease will expire
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-31
RICHMOND NOTE.

Cornelius G. Kolff sold for ST. Mary's
Convent of Peekskill. N. Y. lots on Oak
street. near the South Side Boulevard
lakewood Heights
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-31
REALTY NOTES AND COMMENT

Goodwin & Goodwin have been APP
pointed agents of 1873 and 81 West
124th street.
Cuozzo & Gagliano Company. Inc.
have placed first mortgage OF 1000 for
immaculate Favala with the New York
Title & Mortgage Company on the prem
ises at 1854 East 10th street.
Haggstrom 6 Callen have been ap-
pointed managing agents OF the two four
story and basement buildings at 1Bs-16o
West sixty-fifth street
T. II. Kelly and M. Gladstone were the
brokers in the sale of 2403-2405 Grand
Boulevard and Concourse and a. Ford
ham road for Frank Mcnamara to Sam
uel Kaufman.
wetmore & Magill have placed loans
nggregat.ng q total of s4s6.000. inciud-
ing $4,000 on the five story business
buildings at 152 to 1855 West Forty fifth
street, through to lb5 West Forty fourth
street, and $4,000 on the fve story
apartment house at the southeast corner
OF Grand Boulevard and 1854 street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-31

Corpn to Jacob Bernstein. SIS e 1s7th
st, mtg $4,000. Oct %; atty, Jacob Bern,
stein, S14 Eagle av. slVS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-31
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED
TRANSFERS
with name and address Of owner and at
torney.)



with name and address Of owner and at
torney.)
Downtown.
(south Of Fourteenth street,
WARREN ST, 8. n ., 25x1oo-percivai
/ wilds. as trustee In bankruptcy OF Theo-
dore Stewart Inc, TO woodhook Realty
X Eiseman, II Park Row 81
Grand st go. \ " Forsyth st, 25.ix75-
berg. SIC Madison av, all liens; atty, A
sp ySEsli 81 sway ci.,s :; AL 81
st Co. rs w sist ST. mtg $4,000. Oct .;
attys, Jonas & N. lis Bway.. ..... 500
WARREN 81, rs, 8. 25xloO-David K q
Louis A Aubacher, exrs. to Millers Falls
attys, Lachman 4 q. IS Nassau stiss, 90
cASA Al 81. 20 ,a Thompson St, ss7x7O. iox
Is: atty. Title Guar q T Co. lis "f Bwsy Isl 81
MsstoTf 70 to- Reuben smith. I'll sS5HsS n,oS u
Bklyn. mtg $4,000, all liens; attys. Il e
p6 nj Ksgfmsnn. ii6 Bway..... 800
s77@Hcrstic N Fiana Sn st. e 5sH'S ~ *
$4,000, Oct III; eSty. Ny T Z N & c.. m rs
cANSoN ST. ias. s. aoxioo.w;o,,;;' r.. 900 %
to Lena stolon. y part. all liens. Oct 81 :;
attys. London a. Davis. IS Liberty ST 500
East Side.
(East Of Fifth avenue, between ~Fourtee.tb
and 10th streets)
SAD ST. u Il. s, 25xio2 e-Edw ! war
ner and ano. by Jas o Farrell rdn.
to Louis Schatten, 1863 LIST nv. a T.
b. b and $, Oct ss; atty. Henry P Botty,
SAME PRopRRTrY.die;o, werner ci'SIi1 ps9 80
and VIM 9 Werner. lis part, to same
%'F CO. iss a. ,isn' Oct aa atty,
STH Az. W 5, SIS ai:ti '; st MI 90
70 Slleyc.Titus Biattsr q Co to whiiby
atss eGrI lss s'h sO az mtg 's6.oS
Msctay:smith to Sirs Hiai,oqsl'MMS aasayy.
G. mtg sa1, 600 ali iiens' Now wass :,
| dsl! atty. Hy Pegram. IS Beaver st. 81
ls In. AN H.wz. cor na sSth st. sSix7SLCaro-
e Behre. $40 Park av. ali liens a'H soni
| 20; atty. Otto f struse ass Bway. ri
6lsT ST. $ s. 2s5 W I'd av. 2oxloo. s.
Estelie N Ross, West Sewberry. rye M saa
.. IA sly 81 L 1873 Co. "a i's a.
mems mems Resirine Fund Society Of the
s ShSre9 ai nv. sta ay tfGfSsclo oct a.
Same to sam. tforeo los '" attorney !,
ssTH ST. $50 e. /: si.s1ioc ii-c ssS, 90!
| mems Retiring Fund Society to Dor.
mond Realty Co. ass Bwsy. Oct a.
18TH ST. s.. 100 " "a av. s7.sxlooii~
Same to Same. Oct 80; atty same. .siot
''n e. s7ah s, % Co to 80 ss az c sSsl0O
Corp. its Bway. mtg $4,000. oct I
atty. T G a T Co. 17s Bway. {,
' penn sr to B Fl HcsndS ile s,g
st. mtss $4,000. all liens. Oct Q: atty
TG t Go. l7s Bway. .,..........ti6t
Ray Holding Go 70 iFs snSs. i,g:al,
Windsor. VT. mtg 10000, ali liens, DC
zoi attys. Buland W. Sc E 5Stl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-31

(South of Fourteenth street.)
with name and address of lender ant
Attorney
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-31
Ths History OF Washington ue.kar. 4.
Being Repeated at
JACKSON HEIGHTS

NEW YORK REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-02

hir Pipe Organ At OLYMPIC Popular.
THE hig pipe organ which now
furnishes the musical acrompaui
menf at the Olympic is growing
more popular every day Eddie
Roardun The urlauiet is considered
One Of the best iu the country Tie
plays the must, that is exactly suit
I'd 90 v hatoyer scene may Boz ON the
screen and Do has q large library 20
select from daily
BESSIE BarrI-calc the popular
movie star viii appear af this
theatre on Monday and Tuesday. IN
hor first picture since forming her
own company q charming comedy
drama AN ol sudden Norma
A fast moving extremely funny two
reel comedy will also he offered on
The same bin a lhn usual admission
priCcs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-02
IMPORTANT DECISION
IS RENDERED AGAINST
INSURANCE COMPANIES

An important decision Ras render.
/ cd against Insurance companies Ig
Che supreme court of Texas Ou We'd
! ucsday OF this week The case com.
inr up on writ OF error from tho
Potter county distrIr, court holden
@. Amarillo The cas-, involved ID
Judgment obtained bs John 3. Grt
iU against The iusUr4uc. company
. i0 fl-.a0u alleged damage t0 O.
. to.h of groceries bog 100. H uuh.
ing 40 il6 Poik sutef AMARILLO boz
the month OF December lH11 After
plaintiff John p Griffin obtained
the above Judgment tho Defendant
appealed from th, Judgment oI .ht
/ district court TO tho Amarillo court
0l civil Appeals and fhaI court r..
vcrsed 'hc Judgment 05 th. District
court virtually holding that rH.
plaintiff had mo- remedy against fH.
Insurance company
Mr. Griffin through Boz. attorney. .
applied t0 the supreme Court tor o.
writ OF error upon fh, nuul THAR
The decision Of the Court of ...I
Appeals wac crrgunu" u| fUW .N.
Judgment al 90, District Court Hf.
correct IHa supreme Court ha. n.
this application for urii u. error ONE
der adtissment for over year HHa
on "Wednesday of ibis n.ss rrH'..
The writ of error In a'Hr ui Nr
Griffin The ease m. attracted
good deal of attention because Ui
the assertion hv Nr Griffin of Ia
hilI'N against insurance companies
tor uniting fo prevent merchant
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