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New-York tribune., 1919-04-23
Buyer Plans to Build
On Fordhan Heights
Builder to Lose No Time in Inn
proving Plot Purchased in
fordhan Road

Sales in Fordham Heighta have been
reported by Daniel h, Freedman and
Lawrence Davies They have sold the
vacant plot T4N0aa, ON tho south side
OF Ferdham Road, between Valentine
and lieheut avenues, 10 q builder for
Improvement, through Richard s.,
eeebie' Two Important theasfieel ep=
viauehs are under way near BY.
Freedman and Davies nufehased
from the CARROLL estate The southwest
corner OF Elm Place aud Foldham
Road, through Lettner. Brener 4 Starr,
ana have negotiations pending with n
dry goods concern, bank and the
atre builder. The corner, comprising
about five lots, fronting 2ll feet on
Fordham Road and 1lS feet on Elm
Place, with irregular side lines, Is the
sole remaining vacant parcel on the
road between Webster Avenue and
the Woodrow Wilson Parkway.
Concourse Store Building Sold
Irving Judes has bought from Ed
ward Hurley the store building on a
plot 50X60, on the west side of the
Woodrow Wilson Parkway, between
1S2d and '183d streets. 1t is rented to
automobile interests. Nathan Wilson
was the broker
Bronx Dwelling Sales
Nellie Faye has sold the two family
dwelling at 400 East 142d Street.
EstcIIe Brown has sold 343 and 345
East 152d Street, two two-famiiy dwell
lngs, ON plot 50Xl00
Davidson Avenue Plot Sold
Ennis g. Sinnott have bought from
Aaron Bartelston the vacant plot, 75x
115, on the east side Of Davidson Ave
nue., 1870 feet north of 184th Street
through George and Charles Buckbee
Resale of Ryer Avenue Flats
H. +. Byrnes has resold for Vogel
& Schultz the two tive-story apart
ments on a plot 1OOx1Oo, at 1884 and
2240 Ryer Avenue, acquired last month
from Hugh A. Muirhead
New-York tribune., 1919-04-23
Realty Drive
Far Ahead of
Daily Quota
Total OF S8l8,650 Received
NORTH River Bank Sub
scrihes $500, ,OOO--~BrolS.
ev Sick in Bed Reports
100000

Ihe Victory Loan drive OF The real
estate mon ehowe promise of being one
Of the most uucceesful launched by the
trades and professions in the city. AT
the close of yesterday the Real Estate
Division reported to the Victory Loan
Committee Of the district that it had
secured $613,6O0 in subscriptions dur
ing the day, making total for the two
days Of $819650. AS tho real estate
men are expected to secure subscrip
tions averaging $3.50 400 a day to make
their quota it is evident that IL they
continue to work as they did yesterday
the $5,0O0,0OO quota will be passed be-
fore the end of the drive.
Alfred E. Marlng, chairman of the
division, was happy over the reports
which he received during the day from
various teams in the field. They indi-
Gated that the workers were behind
him and had accepted the slogan,
"Valiantly, Vigorously and Victorious
ly," which he had set for the realty
mems drive.
The spirit of the real estate brokers
to put over the Victory Loan is we'll
illustrated by 7. Willard Spear, Of
Douglas Robinson Charles s. Brown
Company's office, who. despite being
confined to his home i'll, continues to
work for the drive. Mr.. Spear reported
that he had secured a subscription from
the Bowery Savings Bank of 100000.
This was the largest subscription until
Albert L. Ashforth called Mr.. Maring
on the telephone and told him that he
had a 100000 subscription to add to
his teams total. Mr. Ashforth secured
the subscription from the North River
Savings Bank. 1t is the largest that
has been received at divisional head
quarters. On Monday the Franklin
Savings Bank subscribed $200,000 This
proved an incentive to the brokers yes
terday, especially the teams operating
in the big business districts of the city
Comparatively few of the twenty-six
teams have been in communication with
Mr.. Marling or his secretary, Mr.
Titus, since the drive started Mr.
Maring said that reports would be
coming in regularly from now on. lie
explained that their brokers have held
back the result of their work in order
to turn in record subscriptions. Re
ports from Brooklyn are that william
p. Rae has his team on the job and
that good sized total Will be chalked
up for the Brooklyn team.
Mr.. Marling compared the drive to {
snow ball coming down hill. 1t grows
larger with momentum. He said that
he needed all the help and the help OF
all to keep the drive going. I'VE must
not permit the fact that we have OBJ
tanned more than our quota for The
first two days to lessen ogr offorts.'
New-York tribune., 1919-04-23
buildings for Marines

Government operations involving
large projects which apparently were
held up until after the end of the
war are now being prepared for con-
tractors to bid on. For instance, bids
are being called for on S315.o00
building project at the Marine Officers
Training Station at Quantico. Va. The
plans call for houses for officers and
an administration building. c. W.
Parks, chief of the Bureau of Yards
and Docks at Washington, is the archi-
tect, George f. Pawling & Co, 1882
South Pennsylvania Square. Phila-
delphia, and Hyde & Baxter. I'll 18th
street, N. W, Washington, d. c., have
submitted bids from the job. II. P.
Converse & Co, 31st and Colonial ave-
nue., Norfolk, Va, have secured the
contracts for dredging and filling from
the Navy Department. The bid was
100000
New-York tribune., 1919-04-23
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan

SUFFOLK ST. IS; Solder Realty Corpn, rs
Bway. to Sarah Joseph; atty. Herman 10
142D ST. 54S w; Judd A & Ida NJ Lock
wood, on the premises, TO JOS 0 Eckers-
ley, 1850 White Plains av, Bronx; atty,
Oscar Hemstadt, 229 224th ST.; May
2ND6 AV. $. 56.5 45th st. 1Sx75. lease
hold; Peter and Jane NJ Jackson, ct al,
to Edw II Floyd Jones, Massa sapequa. Il ,
atty, p = Sherry SIS Sth av; Nov 5,
MdRS1,N;GasIDn 1S}S DRIVE n ilssh a'VGe st,
1611oxf50 to s S 120th st X 163.5X127;
f.oron p & Ella Bradley, ct al, to Loron
j bradley; attys stoddard & Monk IS IS
o9TD ST. 9 w Andrew ] & Annie r
Whelan, CAT W 42d st. TO Margaretta ~, +
DE I4emos K Philip G Becker, eXTs ,T, WI
rheo " Il De Lemos atty, 7 & NJ
Co 135 Bway: Oct "A. 1876. .... $40. OOO
10Th ST. 12S W; Eda c Fleming to i.u-
oretta c Brittan, 40 Lewis av' bkiiyh
atty. Hy l. Brant, 80 PARK ho" AP1 s1 ~ o6c
New-York tribune., 1919-04-23
Navy Plans Storehouse

The Navy Department is planning
the building of six-story storehouse
at Hampton Roads, Va, at a cost of
100000. c. w Parks. chief Of the
Bureau of Yards and Docks at Wash
ington, D. c., has prepared the plans
for the building. No date has been
set for the closing of bids. Thirty-one
concerns have filed bids for the job.
They include the following New York
firms: Hugh S. Roberts Company, 1923
Broadway; The Nugent Construction
Company, sos Fifth avenue: The Guar
antee Construction Company, 140 Cedar
street; James Stewart g. Co., 80 Church
street and the Industrial Engineering
Company, 80 Church street. The
Roberts company desires bids on sub
contracts on all lines.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-23
AT A SACRIFICE
PEEKSkII.T

New Colonial house. rooms, all impts :
large plot garage. Asking $500. Open to
oner. T. J. SULLIVAN. 20 North av Tel 279o
New-York tribune., 1919-04-23
Vincent AstOr Rents
House to Mrs. Stokes
Property in East 6Sih Street
Adjoins His Dwelling at the
Fifth Avenue Corner

Douglas l., Gilman & Co, (lne) have
leased for Lieutenant Vincent Aster
EAST Sety-hfth Street, live-etoFy
American basement heuae an a lot eaN
100, To Mrs, Anaen Phelps Stokes for
a long term OF years
This heuee stands en past ef tho
plot owned by AR, Astoh running TO
the corner of Fifth Avenue, on which
the Astor mansion ntands,
New-York tribune., 1919-04-23
lsin Rn.nl,ceNea Addition

bamhorecrs hF siote Ia Newark thp
lArpeet in New jelseN ie o ho mA3p
sWll larger. An addten 1o coai f3ooN
00O and GO be fouueen or hfteen elofns
high. of eteel mud terra ootia ia ueN
being planned by lawls imW arch-
tcct, Michigan Boulevard lNildnH, Chi
cago Martin S Schwnh, M TIE SUNNI
address, is the consulting ouniuocr 1t
will be about eight months before the
Browns Letters The Bamberper store
now covers moro than an entire block.
rrnntinr in Mnrlcl Sircnt
New-York tribune., 1919-04-23
$35O.OOO Baltimore Flat

An eight story apartment house is to
be erected Mt Lake Drive and Linden
Avenue, Baltimore. to cost $3.50 coo. IL
will cover site s4x12l Bids for the
structure viii close on Thursday. Ed
ward Palmer, jr., Of 5l3 North Charles
Street, Baltimore, is architect Tne
Cogswell Koether Company. Of 81 East
Forty-second Street, has bid on the job
and wants figures from sub-contractors.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-23
Dobbs Ferry Brewery Plant
Bought for Food Products

The Douglas Robinson, Charles s.
Brown Company has sold the Manila
Hudson River, for the Equitable Life
Assurance Society, to the Pacific Trad
ing Company.
The land comprises ten acres and the
space under cover comprises about 500
600 cubic feet. The buyer viii use the
property for the manufacture of a food
product. The property was sold for all
cash
New-York tribune., 1919-04-23
Bronx
Alterations
Manhattan

35TU ST, l4s ", 70 9-sty dWlur. r I.
Hammond, 2oS " sSth ST. owner; j.
Meyers Union 81. arcfr. ......Sl1. GOO
Proctor 3 " adth st. ownos. 4 4 IsaYsbe.
Ito w 40th ST. arch ......... s. coo
I22D ST 239 L To a 4-stv int. d Mulcahv
premises. owner; y Reissmann. 147 4th
av, archt. .............. s.. coo
ST. 81; to II 4-sty store 4
Offices; II Dawson premises owner.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-23
Bronx Theatre Project

Bids due on the theatre and roof
garden planned for the corner OF Mel
rose Avenue and l6lst Street viii close
to-day The plans call for a two-story
structure 163x5S. The S37 Washington
Avenue Realty Company is the owner,
and Charles Schaefer AID Paul b. La
Nelle, of The BronN, architects The
Amsterdam Building Company, of 40
West Forty second Street. is one Of the
competitors for the contract.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-23

ines lohn Nola to henent RealN Cor
poration, pl6 AVnoN aN. Atts, \ \ .Sli-
lgeFtf ff NV "a Ge6 ~ sun 49, 8oNeati
AIMS e aua NnnA \ tAterson O. tiehee
On lloNs Npri u atty, Wm . Malt. AZ
ng{Ta a'g "a " V,s ssaea},Al. y SSs@gsg
NolhatNNa NeNNts, WasiANsten, u q WiH
fReoe Nli lWNa Nwi ~ N''N XIX
t4Spi alt s8A Al Weat, u s, aNNtea. NAtN
NeNN ,N IN AptNul IL calm a6s Wvsi
IA ~ On lrua Apvn a. nt'N riy4
NNNNW rroN Avhur u calm io Morps
tu Nv a2N WnAsworth eN all h"A,,
~ NNql NN, ~, Nu a@,RgP9s 'asf'as;;ss' as;s VI
lIlst st. lpN1Oo an loiat at. YAK Weat
Son N'Sg lS4. to d, " u HM% Ms sN Nw wos, y N1, ss,n
pt md conurl uniVn rrust ve Of \ ~,
,romeg. SQ Wwny rep 10. ottys. Nngpa
arm Az, y " cor iAath at s6NSo non.
honlmo ltoolty torpn TO luuiso uoelale
,eN NnnnM,nn nv q e. atty 'hes Fl
NNGSiGG AZ" '''S'" ~ q ''' e. side 700 st El av
SEorN i : { Go, ils West iaon st.
Bronx
CLAY Nv, 1852. 8. s7xSo; Herman !!
Se@pmseNSr ,os9 M, rr6 to DAM rti MGrrg ,o II W
SAME pRoP' wm i Cordes to Helene +
Cordos. 12ls Hoe av; mtg, $4,000, April
SAME PROP; Danl + rarrcM to VIM f
cordes, l2lS Hoe av; April = atty,
rELIpR Av. W c i69th st. aox2o saml
$ Paymor to Louis SChatzer, 1916 College
av; mtg. $500; April is, atty, Title
MNTffiSA Az 4$22. 81 s. 25xloo: Matilda
Realty K Constn co to Robt Betting, 2ll
att@ afg ri Te Har Hy T'E Co. S9s'G 7s gwag Ag
MARNUON Az. s, io9 194th st. 50x
i6S; VIM Koch to Cath IIayne. 2l$o
atty. Title Guar & T Co. 176 Bway ...s1
PROSPECT Az w s, 1875 l67th at. l22x
1855: Chas II Baker to Winfield Man
April 25, atty Norton. 256 Bway
~ 35xioo; vi Nicola De crescsnzo G seen to % Iuig dg
Celano 164S Topping av. mtg $500
April 25; atty, A Ruggiero. 225 e 1l5th
vIRGlNiA Az. 1915; Frank Gass to to
Josephine p Jarnuz' ~ + 22Sth st; Jan
Louise Booss to Barbara Stader. 275 W
l45th St mtg, $4,000 April l6; atty
LOTS 1915 & 1876; map portion Hunt Est ;
Harriet E Garland 10 Chas Leschke 1885
Cedar av; April Il atty. Lawyers Title
MORRIS PARK Az, 522; Bertha Baresel
!o Tinie KasscI. leo e l5s st mtg
5000. April 81 atty, Lawyers Title &
/ co, $50 BWay .......-.... ........ s 90
l6lST ST $ II Eagle av. 27xllO,
Mcric Frerci1 to Abr NJ Brown s57
cauidweI av: mtg. $4,000 April 2i
atty. c Palitz, l15 Bway $500
/ PROSPECT AV. 70l, s. 2lx95; Gaetano
XamparieiIo to Bessie Kupferman 4as
Concord av. mtg, s10.750; April is;
atty, Arthur Bell. s9l Il l4ath st 500
| WEBSTER .AV, w 3, ISL II Gun HIN rd
ME A Dodge. extrx, to Malcolm Baxter
IT. 80 w Goth st mtg. $50, 600: April 81 ;
atty, Q Bowling, ll5 Bway s2s,l79 Ss
| CHARLOTTE ST. 142l, w s. 25xl00 Rubin
Blrnhach to celia oAd oAAdron9fsky. 4ss st
Title Guar & Z Co. l76 Bway 90
l7sTH ST, n 3, s5.4 w DAILY av 25x6s l
Eva NJ Schroeder to Rebecca Levan-
son. qlo r l7Sth st, mtg. S7.7OO. April
-, atty, Title GUAR n T Co. l76 Broad
MiNNIrFoRD AV. g 3. a25 n sutheriang frYg
av e5xi00 city Island Homes. Inc. to
las sennehern. si55 9Th av; April 10,
atty. Title Guar Il I Co, l76 Bway sl00
lS6TH ST 2sa II, &, 25xl0O, Perfect
Home co to t. * G. Realty Co. $50 Naa,
sau. mtg. $4,000. April l6 atty, TITLE
Guar a. Il Co. i76 Bway way............$l0a
New-York tribune., 1919-04-23
ACT QUICK

Farm 40 acres 81 600 cash bal easy House
rooms. aid ban on main state road 30 min from
depot Oscar V. Bargcrs & Sons Tel. Cos.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-23
Officers Quarters at West Point

erected at the United States Military
Academy at West Point. Plans and
specifications are to be had al the
quartermaster's office at West Point
Bids are to close on April 2S, at noon.
Among those who have filed bids for
the project are Wood. Anderson &
Hodgkiss; Transit Construction Com
pany, Emil Diebitsch, the Carleton
Company and the Gillies Campbell
Company, all of this city.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-23
Don't Miss This Excellent Offer
IaHIiJNONT
A Chance, Own Your Home

Hes,sieied resiasNtl4 secilen o' Lafehinont, wilh
se,.etx uaief gas Qgc us5r stailpn siiare school
ana Geus.d lfish. II u 4z1 ~ Mut Hi ei4i.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-23
Recorded Leases
Nfanhntian

iarl sr asa.t .t0 Ntaf. top lofi. Nenacii
H l.Ni nAsia. rreat IpA-'l N,st 6ttt
ai rrH ANA ifA unn. frnu May is.
.,'',., M if'sa Vest t9th - So. 600
SELL a.. i.HHa NAiiherr. i4qf Mad av.
y1s n0m oet T. l4lS. adarcss. tf~s
8is.tbi Mi estate m. =
suIsru 81 balfWins Inc. Srrlnrfo. !,
Hss frs fram May /. l9l9i y 4
ff2, q ~ b. il2 broadway
o. 60 bNchanse Buffet Corpn. - Wal-
iam ST yra. from Feb l. 1921. att,
Il othcman, ~ B'Tay y........ $4,000
New-York tribune., 1919-04-23

Room House ali impts: plot. t0x200 largo
,araRc. chiidrcn's playhouse; excellent loca-
ion on trolley limo. I. II. Carpenter. Tel. l05.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-23
New Bank for " ashinglon

Contract for the bulding OF the new
Liberty National Rank building, al lAl0
New Nork Avenue, Washington, VIII pa
awarded shortly hlas ler lee pfeieet
W MnalaN. itN ~ sf 4liiafh street. tAls
city, ave the architects, lehn l.ewrY iF,
I'd D Wea, i'eNielh NNveh hAs asked
sNheoNtlaeteeH for hgVNs en this wofe|
New-York tribune., 1919-04-23
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
NEW YORK. %gW YORK COUNTY
JAMES ~ COATES. Plaintiff. against
FANNY COATES, Defendant Action for
ABSOLUTE NGRCE--SUAfNoNS
To THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS
Aol axe lalN summoned Go answer thf
conpialat in tit's aetian. Sad - serve a
crps your answer upon plaintiffs attor-
ney within taeuty da>s after thv service u
this Summons. exclusive of the day OF SER
vice. and .u case = your failure to appesr
or answer. Judgment viii be taken against
you hy ds fault Tor the relief demanded ia
the complaint
Dated, NV York, January 2sth. 1919.
G. ". McDOUGALD
Attorney for Plaintiff. Oalce and p. O.
Address. @0S Broadway Borough OF
Manhattan. city of New York
TO NARY DUDLEY:
The foregoing summons IS served unon
you by publication, pursuant to an order
oi hoh. NJ Nafler iiAfEeh. a Justice Of
the supreme Court of the state Of New
York.. eatod fhe tfA dav OF February lp1s
end h'ea ~ .tn ihe complaint IN the office
q tNe NierH ot the County ol New York. at
the County Court House. ia tina Roroua6
"t M9"haii9n, city, County and state ci
NeW York. -
&. W. MepoUGArp.
Attorney for Plaintiff. oMoe ana y q.
Address, 2aS broadway, Borough of
Manhattan, city of New York
New-York tribune., 1919-04-23
Edward Freund Buys
Theatre i'm Il.Sth Street

The Henry Morgenthau Company has
sold to Edward Freund the theatre with
stores, on a lot 100x10O on the south
side Of 145th Street known as 240-252
West 145th Street, at present occupied
by the Odeon Annex. Frederick Hotch-
kiss was the broker.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-23
OPEN TO OFFER

a room modern frame dwcling l06x125
all ippte. ; 1-car garage; best section asking
22 900. Valenlne-Getty Co. 15 Warburton Az
New-York tribune., 1919-04-23
D'way Corner Theatre Leased

The Trio Amusement Company has
leased the Symphony Theatre, at
Broadway and Ninety-fifth Street, from
Thomas Healy for long term of
years. The Trio Amusement Company
operates the Adelphi Theatre, Broad
way and EightY-ninth Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-23
Beverwyck Hotel Leased

The Van Damn Company, Inc, Da-
vid II. Van Damn, president, leased
for q long term of years the 3ever-
wyck Hotel at 39-4f West Twenty
enth Street, seven-story structure,
between Broadway and Sixth Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-23
Sales M Auction

ny Samuel Marx
s7p SIT, $50 Il. =. 900 W lat av. 25xloo.5.
aly ini aud strs. r Miner aet
Roa1unl 90 ct al. due Sl2. 2.0aG.SI, taNeA.
etc, $tl; to the Hilton liolding corp
for sll5oo.
Nv Arthug & sheridan
IiTlt ST, 6l2 70, g a 1ss e Avenue II. a5x
l03.a. sly int and strs. Met SAY Bunh
ast Fillmore Hoalty Go ct al due sla-
oai.Qb taAeA etc, S7223, to the plaintiff
for $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-23
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

FIVE STORY BUSINESS BUILDING or
FIFTH AVENUE. BETWEEN 34TH AND
423Ni1 STREETS 2sNIGD CAN BE PUR-
CHASED FOR $4,000 TERMS AR
RANGED CCSHAiAN 4 XAKEFIEID.
nc. 30 EAST z2ND STREET
New-York tribune., 1919-04-23
Third Avenue Flat Sale

The Hudwill Realty Company sold to
W. Ehrenhaus the four-story tenement,
through the f. A. Polak Realty Com
pany The buyer gave in part payment
eight lots on Commonwealth Avenue,
250 feet north Of Story Avenue, Bronx.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-23
Satisfied Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

Manhattan
141ST ST. AZ and SO E; clsrcmont Iron
Works agt John Mahou ct al March
l.. 1919 .......... ,...-. .........S sac
Bronx
24OTH ST Goa Il; Herman OH aet W
Frank Cannon et al. Juno IL talS sA2.g5
Az W 5 at S c cor OF land OF
estate of Isaac q johnson. loaN2GAx
irree \ J buschmapn 60 agt Eurana
De Bobuia ct al; &eh &. Isl9. kS7o,27
New-York tribune., 1919-04-23
FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET

GOTH AND LEXINGTON (corner) At
tractivcly furnished apartment. 4 rooms
and bath, kitchen from Nay to Octo-
Der. or months lease. Sl75 monthly
Phone PEKkIN Plan 5901.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-23
BUY OR RENT NOW

on may not have opportunity to later
partinenia. and family houses Get busy.
Z. GALL, 2iC SO. u way. Ycl 5D20-W
New-York tribune., 1919-04-23
Mechanics slens
Manhattan

4TlT ST n TO IS is Samuel Cohen aet
Natrim Realty Co. Inc. owner. Friedman
Contracting Co and Robert Friedman
contractors ZOO
6lST ST. 50 L: James e Casale agt so &
6lst st Co, Inc, owner; Taylor Middle
ton, contractor. .................. 81. eco
New-York tribune., 1919-04-23
Resale of sixty-third Street Dwelling
Brown Buys in Amsterdam Av.

Frederick Brown has purchased from
Mary c. Van Cott, through II. +. Byrnc,
174l to 1745 Amsterdam Avenue, a five
story apartment, with stores, on a plot
1hXlO0
New-York tribune., 1919-04-23
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

% ,o., ~. 24S5; mtge $4,000. dividend into
%oths; Nhas Lee. exr. to Thos G,
Josephin. c.; Louisa N Lee VIM c Orr
ct al; atty, Wm c Orr. 81 Chambers 81 :
assns. each. ST
eTII ~. 47e sS5 and g3l to aSs: mtge
Sl25,Q0o; Grconv4lle L Winthrop and
ano. oxrs. 20 Bowery saw Bank los
IB3.ow5ery: Row, attys CadwaIader, " & T. 40
CATHEDRAL PARKWAY. 5 =. foo w
eianAattan aT; Providence Washington
ms Co to Lawyers Mortgage CO. 30 Lib
Division ST. Isl: nitce si4 900 IYineogr SGp."qo
Trust Co 20 Title Guar & Trust CO. i76
% A}. "a: chas Ludvirb To- Farrnsrs' rog@
Loan Trust Co. trustee. 22 William
st attys Geiler. + * II. % Exchange
list ST. 242 ": Justis r fradIev e-.g'p and
ano, ears. TO Bankers Trust Co. IS Wali
st attys Wnite s. case "A Waii
BRoADwAY. $ c c o8d st Title Guar ila'. &.
Trust GO 10 Greenwich Say Bank go
eth av; attys. Middlehrook & b. 4s
29TH sr II $. l25 e sth av. rtge $25. ooo:
Trustees Masonic Hail ami Asylum
Fund to Bower5 sav Bank l2S
6sTH ST. 80 3: sullivan 81. 40: mtgs aigss >
l1naop1e to Au-uste Knoeplse. III Tegt
i3na av' attys. Alger K Coughlfn- -
~, w az So 2 assns- -.---..-.sl and SS.oop
- Soareu's Bank for Savings - Wall
$! attss Vadwaiador. w K #. 40 VAL
81 .----..-..... --.--- SsO,ooo
Bronx
BATHGATE AV. q G e 1894 ST. *
ernest n Lowerre TO LAWYERS Mtg GO,
a9 liberty 50. atty. Lawyers Mtg GO.
90 i.ihrftA 81 : sO3
BAINHRIpGg AN. es 90 as la3a 81 "a qr
tta Diw II Frost. trus. t. tIy II Harvey.
tHi iaeilic 81. biiyni ati5s. Hamilton Y
q lpH AHay NeA
IoTs IT, to a. es2a to a.. mar Ios
tusson et Nason's ft- Casuaa Carla
~ augustus -iliih ai hp.aNa = j, atty
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New-York tribune., 1919-04-23
New Building Plans
Manhattan


5TH Az e $. 1o8d to lo4th st. for 2
Broad ST, owner; Swan, IS " 3ith ST.
7TH 9TS4'!gT' s eos' 100 # Of Wadswoyth 59go W
tion Temple Gate Of Hope. 1902 81 Mich
olas av. owner; NJ Felson. 1875 Bway.
alCniteCl, cost -.-. az, vVv
Bronx
SOUTHERN BLVD. e 3. 200 it n of l72d
st. 2-sty brick dwlg and garage. 25N75:
philip Rosen, on prem, owner: Chas s
Clark, 4il fremont av, architect;
AcqsFDI,Cr eqsf co., ,.,i soo9o
AZ Z Z, - - - v = "a ~ -, - $50
22lS Aqueduct av, owner; Chas ; Clark,
AL fremont ay, architect; cost.....S $3.50
226TH ST. II s. 213.2 # of Paulding av
2-sty brick dwlg. 23lOx34.9. Andrew
Russo, l023 L 22Gth St owner: De Pace
q Niinex Minole .37S 5th av. architects,
cost .............. 5000
New-York tribune., 1919-04-23
NEW ROCHELLE
EASY TERMS

Gentlernans home OF 1G rooms, baths:
acre. garage, cars: located best sectIon
c. w Mahlstelt. $50 North Ave. Tol7l2NR
New-York tribune., 1919-04-23
Schultz BUYS on Avenue 4

The Schultz Realty Company has
purchased from b. G. Davis & Co. 1925
Avenue A. adjoining the corner of fist
Street, tive-story tenement, with two
stores.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-23
NONhEES
YOURS FOR $4,000 CASH

'sew 7-room stucco dwelling. all impts; large
corner plot; freproof garage charming loca-
ton BURKE. Fiagg Bldg. Tel. $3.50
New-York tribune., 1919-04-23
East S1st Street Tenement Sold

LAST oIst 0Ifeet Ienemcnt Sold
The 124 West 72d Street Company
has old the five-story tenement on a
lot 25XlO2.2, at 529 East Eighty-hrst
Street
New-York tribune., 1919-04-23
$500 CASH, TERMS TO SUIT
WHITE PLAINS

Sow room ilonsc. all improvements:
excellent location: near depot and trolley.
Varian & co. opp. Depot. Mamaroneck. N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-23
BUSINESS PROPERTY TO LET
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN

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