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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-12
FILM co. PURCHASES
PUTNAM BUILDING
I,ssky Corporation Will Make
Headquarters in Times
Square Structure.
PLANS BIG MOVIE HOUSE
Property Held at 1000, 900;
Sold by Syndicate Which
Bought 1t Last June.

The Famous Players-Lasky Corpora
son motion picture producers, has pur-
chased the Putnam Building. on the west
slde OF Times Square between Forty
,hird and Forty-fourth streets, from a
svndicate headed by Robert Il. Simon
which bought It from Vincent Aston last
tune. The building now famous as the
home Of Shanley's restaurant, will be
,sed as the main offices of the corpora
linn and on the site of Westover Court,
yblch adjoins 1t in the rear. the buyers
Hi erect a motion picture theatre which,
.noording to Adolph Zukor, president OF
,hs Famous Players company, will have
a larger seating capacity than any SIM
liar house in the Broadway district,
No authoritative indication as to the
uurchase price was to be had from either
M buyers or Mr.. Simon. The latter.
however, at the time he took title to It
in June said the property had been Of
Jared at 100000. He admitted yes
terday that he had taken n profit from
Ne resale far greater than any he had
ever taken on any previous operation
covering a period of several years. The
entire improved site, including Westover
Bulding, is assessed for S3,400,0 900. 1t
mere than $4,000 annually.
The Famous Players organization Is at
present quartered in the Rogers Peet
building. at Fifth avenue and Forty
first street, and In the Godfrey Building,
al 729 Seventh avenue, and the Winfield
Building, at 469 Fifth avenue. 1t is
preparing to open a 100000 studio in
Long Island City. AS soon as it's office
leases expire It will utilize the entire
front Of the Putnam Building as its
main offices.
Shanley's restaurant lease. for most of
the ground floor, has FIVE years more to
run, and at the expiration OF that time,
according to President Zukor, the Fa-
nous Players will erect a handsome tall
Office building on the site. An interest
ing phase of the purchase is the fact that
the famous electric sign on top of the
building, known the world over, will be
removed and will be supplanted by one
OF even greater size to advertise the
virtues Of Lasky films.
Mr. Zukor announces that he and his
directors decided that the site was of
such inestlmable value to them in view
Of the future International scope of the
moving picture industry that they were
determined to have 1t regardless of price
Their proposed theatre. he said. will be
devoted to the exhibition of their best
photoplays under a policy of engage
ments Of indefinite length with all seats
reserved.
Mr. Smons said yesterday that he and
his associates had intended to utilize the
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
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REAL EsTATE-ENGLAND.
SUSSEX
The World Renowned Old English
Hosiery
"THE MERMAIN INN" RYE

Dating from 1450. Unique in
character. with Cared Tudor tire
places, Jacobedn linen fold pdnelling
and other authentic features, in won
derful preservation.
:. Over 80 bedrooms, 8 bath rooms,
Inc period" dining room, lounge,
Drawing and Billiard Rooms. Stab
hing, Garage, Electric Light. Cen
tral Heating. Telephone. The
freehold property and Goodwill of
the very Lucrative Business will be
offered by Auction at Winchester
House, London, E. c., on Tuesday,
october l4th, 1919, by Hsmpton &
sons 3, Cockspur Street, London,
8 W l, England, of whom all par
ticulsrs may be obtained.
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SELLS es FRONT STREET.

Charles F. Noyes Company has sold to
the Gid Dutch Mills, coffee merchants.
IS Front street five story and base
ment loft building covering plot of 1900
square feet. This is the fifth sale Of the
property made by the same brokers. The
building was recently put in thoroughly
good condition, the improvements includ-
ing the erection of an additional story.
and the lessees have recently equipped
the entire second story of the building
for executive Offices This short block on
Front street. south OF Old Slip, has been
one of tho most popular blocks down.
town during the recent heavy purchasing
movement, and sales made include Nos.
55. 81. II and 3. rs, so. so, SIS, 60, So.
"a. Sc and ~ Front street.
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100000 BROADWAY DEAL.

Byrne q Bowman sold for the execu-
tors of the estate of Philip Braender
the modern sixteen story mercantile
building at 500 to 697 Broadway, south
west corner OF Fourth street. on a plot
SOxlO0. 1t was erected by the late Mr..
Braender about ten years ago, and has
been held at $4,000 The present deal
is for all cash. The property has
been purchased by a syndicate repre-
scented by Walter NJ. wechsler as at
torney.
Another deal was recently made by
the Braender estate through Byrne 4
Bowman involving the two ten story
structures at 81 and SO East Tenth street.
the property having been purchased by
Daniel II. Jackson.
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GA WEST 1eoTH STREET SOLD.

Max N. Natanson has sold to the Ben
enson Realty Company 63s TO e44 West
160th street. a six story elevator apart
ment house, on plot 100x100, containing
thirty suites of three. four and FIVE
rooms. The property rents for s3o,oo0
and was held at 100000. B, Fine was
the broker.
This building. together with $50 Riv-
erside Drive, known as the Madrid, was
purchased by the seller in Jiine OF this
year from the Montant estate. The
drive house was resold about two
months ago.
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SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

BY order OF Justin l.. Miner. as trustee
of Morgan. Truett a. Co, bankrupts:
90 shares The Engineer Co. pr. tf05 lot.
II shares Bethune Realty Co. com. 20
shares Ramo Films, Inc, s1.16i.21 re-
ceivers certificate of claims against
the First National Bank of Bayonne,
y. j., on which 7OqS has been paid,
IS lot.
For account OF executors:
$4,000 Georgia Coast Il Piedmont n. r.
Co. first mortgage fifty year go sink
ing fund gold bonds-Columbia Trust
Co. certificates of deposit. t13 lot.
225 shares Tar Island Producing and REIN
Ing Co, IS lot.
$4,000 Elko Realty and Development ca
Bonds. due January, 1913 January,
1912. coupons attached, $40 lot.
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COMMERCIAL LEASES.

United Cigar Stores Company leased
the ground floor at the southwest corner
Of 11eth street and Madison avenue.
The two seven story loft buildings, on
a plot .65x113.7x irregular, at 157 to 1e1
West Twenty-nlnth street have been
leased by Josephine NJ. Schweinler to
Cantor q Angel, furriers, for term of
over ten years at an aggregate rental
of $4,000.
Cross &C Brown Company leased the
entire fourth floor at 20 East Forty
second street to L. o. Petkick.
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BUYS DOWNTOWN HOME.

Charles Elliot Warren. president of
the Lincoln National Bank, has bought
through Moore & Wyckoff for his resi-
dence the four story and basement dwell
ing. on lot 25x100, at ia East Thirty
sixth street Mr.. Warren has sold his
former residence at 326 West Eighty
ninth street. 1t Is a four story and base
ment dwelling, on lot 20x100.S. between
West End avenue and Riverside Drive.
1t was given in part payment for the
Thirty-sixth street house.
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HUYLER ESTATE SELLS HOUSE.

Cross & Brown Company, exclusive
agents for the Huyler estate, together
with Malcolm L. Smith and Rudolph G.
Culver. Inc, have sold for that estate
the four story house at II West Sixty
seventh street. 25x1O0. TO Jasper A.
Campbell, acting for himself and asso-
clates, Edward fshanl and George de
Ball.
The buyers have been actively en-
gagged In the development Of West Sixty
seventh street for some years past.
Plans for improvement Of this property
are under way
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BUY ZIG BAY RIDGE TRACT.

The Shipley Construction and Supply
Company, manufacturers Of Ice making
machinery at York. Pa. has purchased
large tract of land in Bay Ridge.
Brooklyn, on which 1t plans to erect
big factory to house the bulk of Its Penn
sylvania plant. The land was acquired
from the Realty Associates through the
Chauncey Real Estate Company.
The property consists of three parcels
containing a total OF fifty-six lots. One
parcel containing twenty-five lots. being
100x440 feet, is on Forty-hrst street be-
tween Second and Third avenues. An
other parcel, containing twenty-five lots,
being 200x340x160x200 feet. irregular, is
on Forty-secend street between Second
and Third avenues These two parcels
wnre purchased from the Realty Asso-
cintes. The third parcel, containing nine
lots being 1S0x100 feet, on Forty-first
TNFIIRNIsUFD APARTMENTa no LET
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OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

r. T. l.. Howe. Jr., sold the residence
OF Perry C, Todd, Greenacres. Hartsdale,
N. Y, to George Robinnon OF Evanston.
Ill, who will occupy 1t as residence
The property consists OF large English
timber house with garage.
A. n I. Cookie sold for Witherbee Real
Estate and Improvement Company OF
Pelham Manor a large plot on Wither-
bee avenue to James H. Townsend OF
Pelham Manor. The Same Nrokers sold
for Mrs. Carl Coleman OF view Canaan
her colonial residence on thN. Esplansde.
Pelham Manor. to Edward O. KIps Of
Pelham Manor.
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Square. and ano..... ............$1o0
AMSTERDAM Az. 7s5, corrects record of
Aug 9. l9ls-N Y title & Mtg Co to
Walter + Blalsdell Port Washington,
l. /, ct al. exrs, &c; attys, n I s NJ
Co, 1876 Bway ........... 81, 900
10th ST. 10 WIN Loudon and ano to
l17TH ST, 519-521 e, half part. mtg IS, 900
u c walworth to N Y d Westchester
Mtg Co. Pleasantvllle. Y; atty, J
iaoTH HeH sr, g W. mtg se,cco-wm j
Ferris, as comm. to Title Guar 4 IT
Co. 1T6 Bway ..................., 5000
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st x231oxloes, VS. leasehold, Sept 9M a,JJ
Triesner to Th9s : eiaddi ms, A. H Wv nam
VEST fiif'1 BsRFoApwHY. iS2., s. s5tio, sept
fso Riverside Drive, due Jan |. 1873. * SSG
atty, l. T q T 90. 100 Bway. $4,000
I'D Az, a. 2.SHioc S,lP,r mi sept H fGv
Coz; D' atty. Louis Mannheim. 500 Broad;
9TH s r, 81 W, e. iaa..axsi''s, p m. Sept 10
-Annabel A Goan to Emily Emmett. at
Castle Haven, Cambridge. Nd, yrs b9s
attys, Austin & McKown, 90 chnreh n
ct ...............s... $4,000
(Esst of Fifth avenue, between Fourteent tn
and 10th streets)
LENox Av. AIS, e. 16.7xs5, p m, Sept
George Besson TO Anna ID koop.
mand and ano. 1871 It'll av. due and Int
as per bond; atty. New York q N GO;
lSb Bway ........'....,'. '.'ShVVV
West Side.
(west OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
sSTH ST. 50 w, n .. 1sxloo.s. Sept 10
Hannah Furst to Milton schnaier. 614
Wss. ETd i1 sy; que Dec TO- isl Wi,, G%s
Ut, note. .................... $4,000
(Manhattan Island, north OF 10th street)
18TH ST. n :. AIS LIST av 25xiOOlo.
July l2-GiusePpe, zimanu to Antonio
cSas / 'ifssaiilC S1i Is Uourt St BkiynsssS6
I14TH sT. s, 100 W Amsterdam av. 75x
lSi e. sept s Sold *, ReSty &C to ss
yrs. So. prior mtg $4,000; atty, NY 7
q Co, l35 Bway .......... .Ss5, 900
'i 49, ST. sa0 s.p, l SrSas s 0f ta
Emma Hyams, sol West End av ct al
trustees yrs. ~. prior mtg 'i?o OOS;
9TH kv, n e 6 issth st, %; Ilxi2o. sept 10
--shenh, r. 4 co to Klasko Finance
Corp. 40 W attn at. due sept 20, 1920,
81. attys. Morrison & schifr' $40 Bwsy,
7TH Az, ais7, es, iiIl' n lGSth st, iSxSs,
R I Sept i,S-Phsilip F Q Gran, TO Annie
AZ sllverstone, 1874 Nassau st; 81. 665
lAsTH ST rs, Isl 3 Bway. lsxssll. Sept
Bowery, . yrs, SO attys, Cadwalader, W
l. ~ wall st....... .f5, 900
Bronx.
NELSON Av. n W s, part plot 10, map
GGl,aEssmSSnt: 5IxiOaSX7s' sxiSsEsalvatoogrs
,!si.. 81 stty, " i Matthias. SSe :
lssriain ST. sss IS, iiG;ssi1i-Miax t GsiSs
yrs az; atty. ms A steinmS sPt ISL
LOIS 81 and 60. Blk as map EienMo void;
Molly Packer to Bessie Aginsky, all
Stty: sv sSP IT, s aSs FsS q sa
CRY ISLAND Nv. ssccoaeid st. S' ssSS
27s2 Marion av. Sept I, yrs, go atty,
2 b Anderson. 30 Clir aV. Tonkers.- \
lisp ST. 50. las cco;uirtiandt av, S4.ssS
loo-August Weiss to sarah J Mason
az L iS'd Ct, pr mtg 5000 avg 80,
III
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ELM POINT ESTATE Is SOLD.

The handsome residence of j. ].
Murphy at Elem Point. Great Neck, L. l..
has been sold to a client of the Brown,
Wheelock Company. 1t consists of a
stucco and hollow tile residence with
garage and two acres Of land. having a
large shore frontage on the sound. The
sale was negotiated by Warren Murdoch
of the Brown, Wheelock Company. The
property was held at $4,000.
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UHUnCH nuYA HOME sITE.

The Eighth Church of Christ, Scientist.
now at 1886 Lexington avenue, has pur-
chased, as a site for new home. the
two two story buildings on a plot 50x-
1922, at 105 and to5 East Seventy
seventh street adjoining the northeast
corner OF Park avenue, from Georgia ID.
C. Defieredia and Mariana g, DeDou-
gal, respectively.
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

1TH Av, 1877; n e cor 4sth ST.. roof, &c,
for advertising-wm J Gallagher TO
Lewis j selznick, 500 West End av.
sttys sPG Kon n K F. iS5 Bway. IS ,Oc0
lsT ST, II to q b; also "a ST. ~ =
and Extra p s to cs selling I, ssr PPlv po On
linsky and ano, 1903 willOughby ay
Bkyn, yrs from Sept !. 1919 ATTY sSG
Theatre and strnJos Edelsiein to
Meyer poinsky, 7o ions wil'09 ,sia .t sW
John L bernstein. Beekman st. 81 100
SAME PRoPERTY-standi in cafe Of Peo-
pies TheAtre-NathRn Shulman and ano
to same. { yrs from June /, 1919; atty
HA ARR sr;. IS, ali, with exit on s5S
achlm Kornbluh, ISL prospect av. The
Aprll 80, 1921: a!t,y' kOrnOIuh oS q
I'D Su XS $780, IS Nassau ST.. lsti and
Goldsteln TO Israel Packer. 1884 I'd av
Ala yrs from Jan / 1919, yrs renew
14lsT ST, 476 w, all-Union Chemical
Glassware Co to tsadore Geller, 20 w
nth st. 8 yrs from Sept 1, i9lS; 5000
Barnet shapiro, Lyme av, Seagate, n Y.
Ala yrs from Oct /, 1919; atty. Jacob
Rothenberg. l!e broadway $500
I'D AN, 2l6l; nth st. 2i7 Il, str, ext and
two basements-George Herold to Ba-
sillos ] splropoulos, 2I7 ll4th st, ct
al, yrs from Apill l. lSlos
Spiropoulos & Theodore, 2l61 I'd av.sl,20o
Attn ST, 100 w, al-Benj Wasserman
to Chas w Barnett, l0y w Attn at, yrs
from Oct l. 1890; attys. Spencer & s.
10 Broadway ....................S 200
LEXINGTON Av, 7sS-25, ground door and
y of in 12S and rear a OF same, and
I'd floor of 725-Armand Paul to Frank
Klein, 72S Lexington av. and ano, from
September ., 1919, to April 80, 1928, with
option of renewal; Altschul. 1s2 Mas
LExINGToN Az, 7q5 aaii-Israei o Blake
to Armand Paul, 72a Lexington av, 4
yrs from May /, 1919; attys, II &c +
Goldsmith, II Park ROW.. $4,000
LEXINGTON AV. 1873, all-same to same,
So, 900
| 1i4TH ST. ? e, str-Morits NeumAn to
Joel Bergman, 2 f l14th ct, yrs from
May. /, 1919; atty. lily Berlin, SO Il
18th st ..................s69s h $500
125TH ST. 63-5. ALVIN Crawford to Joel
sobel, ca w 125th st, 10 yrs from May l.
1919; atty, Benz A Hartsteln, 299 Broad
. . o
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DRUG co. IN woOLwoRTH BLDG

Edward ]. Hogan has leased for tho
Broadway Park Place Company to the
National Drug Stores Corporation the
entire corner store on the Barclay street
side of the Woolworth Building, together
with the basement. The premises will
be entirely remodelled and fitted up as
high class drug store.
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ADDS To CHURCH HOLDINGS.

The Church OF st. John Of Nepomuk
has purchased from Rachel Cohen the
three story building on lot 10.4x74.s at
s4e East Fffty-seventh street, near First
avenue. The church owns 34S to 354 and
now controls a frontage OF s3.4 feet on
the street.
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IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
lat u vEsEY STREET. ]
nv Hanrv pradv

RUTGERS ST, Sc, W cor Monroe st.
l6.l0NT5i, story tenement and stores
BERNARD Goodman VS. Jacob sllverbers
ct al .speir a II, attys; due on Judg-
ment, 1880 40; taxes &c. S3s620; sub
ject to mtg OF $4,000: sold 10 the
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IMPORTANT to Exporters and Impor-
Nls-For sale, finest and most central site
" Liverpool. together with extensive and
SUBSTANTIAL block OF Offices and Ware
N NSases thereon; offers invited. Apply
GOORE, Dentist, Tewkesbury, Gloucester
shire, England
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.


loSTH ST. 4o4 Il. mtg sl.000--Markus
Schumacher TO Emanuel Robinson, Qb6
9th Av; atty. zvirin, 40 Rivinston
SEAMAN AZ, r. mtg ,s.ss5.M.jHi v; q
Realty Co 20 Abel King, 81 Union
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

WALTON AV W cor 140th at, 76xpT.7--
Joseph Tester agt Lambert L Cheat
SAME PRoPERTY-sams agt same April
H. ls1s --..............s-... .ttib
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MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF lender and
Attorney
Downtown.
EAST BROADWAY, n .. lot OFT. map Hen
drick Rutgers 2S.l0Xios.a to . . Division
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UNCLAIMED BANK DEPOSITS.

Emanuel Baruch, 81 East 77th Street. New
New NS Work x6 City Frantlsek borIl 1870 Avenue
serdam ATenHe New York eSf u Kate e Gas A
sSn 250 Esst $gt9 ass SsT York
York City Alice crosby in I tP9st FOR Nsn
Jennings, AZ West 9th Street. New York City;
Peutschsr Landw chr Nersin, l27 East 4th
Nevis sta, Maria Columbia; Gerome Ed Ed.
wniT DHE NY West 49, e3a Street New York City,
City; Siegmund Feist, 63ls First Street, New
York City; Ludwig and f,osi Franz. 400 East
City Henry Grcenhoir. Carlysie street. New rS
York City; Mari Herkala, 3Oi East 18th
sssr9et si NeT s, York Sty Plus 5a
Houtman, 81 East 18th Street. New YORK CITY;
Men Meme III, I6ner 4o2 EsS, 18th Street New York
lily; NJ airy keegan, 321 East 45th Street,
H Sth York ESi City J2sephins ketserer 4os East
lonia knodt, Herman Avenue, Gutenberg
Ne New w Jersey ~, Josef and katharina Koleszar.
Kottek, ~ East 10th street. New York c CIV.
70I BI9sdwsy, Sey York ,ciiy;, xbrsham
Anna Lohr, 10Th Avenue, bet 4sth and 49th
Streets; Nettie Lorber Ga stanton Street New
New York City; Antonlia Mastallla, 433 East
ISd Street, Now York CITY; A. r, NIichelseu
Muller, 90 Nevins street, brooklyn New York;
jacob Muller, ass Grove street Jersey City,
NeN Jersey Jenny Noble, l5I East II tn street,
New York City; Maria N1agdalena Pelieiz,
S05 Avenue A, New York City: Martha
Pitschffg 3l6 East 38d street, New York CITY:
Anne Raabe, 1870 East Sd Street. New York,
Sity; Gebhard RATA, Executor Estate II
Michael Dresel, OS West 05th street New
York City; Charles Rode, 80 Forsyth Street,
New York CITY; jug. Ludwig Schroeder ID
East 4th street, New York City; Alb. sflhcr.
muntz, 40 Orchard street. New York Cityi
Emil Steinbach, PA East 07th street, New
York City; Eugene 7. Nalcntiu, BOP West saith
East lils Street New York City: John Nohs,
Carlstadt New Jersey Paul " lie 20 StuyVp.
SAINT Place, New York CITY. Maggie Wilson,
60l Firth Avenue, New York city: Philippine
Nurth, lO2 Eighth Street, New York Cityi
York City.
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Bronx.

LAUNDRY Co. owner Crest Construction
Co, contractor Observation-Disclosures 0.07
Bronx.
JEROME AV cor North st, T5x100---
Eoco Cement Co agt Acme Estates, Inc,
owners; Lawrence w Gallagher and
Acme Estates, Inc. contractors. $3.50
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LIS PENDENs.

Manhattan.
1i1TH ST. 1F w 1877 West llsth st
Inc agt Harry NJ Lawrence faction to
impress vendee's lien): attys. l. & A U
Zlnke.
10TH ST, 239 E-Mary Fits agt Jacob
starkman ct al foreclosure OF mort
gage); atty, w Orr.
10th ST, :. 800 W Park Rv, l7N1Oo.11
r Glover Lynch agt John p Peel ct al
(partion, &c. atty, r Z MCNulty.
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.
MONROE ST, 15S-Ehst River MIL &
Lumber Co Agt Monroe Wet Wash
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,oettion In town near trolley or depot
ToS terms DOCTOR BROWN. ARLING-
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UNCLAIMED BANK DEPOSITS.
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.
with nanie and address OF owner and
attorney
Downtown.
tsouth Of Fourteenth stfeet)


tsouth OF Fourteenth stfeet)
BROADWAY, 35O.g52, n e Leonard at.
61xi7o 20 Benson pit Broadway, 800 800.
asyoFranh IasS.Soft lG % NJ 9ri Hold.
ing Co, all liens, Sept ~ atty, q N
or Bs9ynn1W9n' 1872 NASSAU st;s':;"S6 ~ 099
lforeclosl, POI 9th av---wm Alien, ref 70
VIM guttsnbsrg. Sept 10: atty, y 4
OTh 81, 81 " ". DSI a3aaS2.S"Enilssi I EN-.
NETT 70 Annabel A Goan, 81 w 9th ct.
~ liens. Aug 20; atty, r O T CO,
1aTGG s sTaS < :. Ii4a.s W Az 4. al.ssios,SN
sion Helpers Of n so d aga 81,
Sept 1oj atty. Leopold 'Frelman, 9o2
Az G. a1o. :, 20 18Th At, aSxsa41ccSSSSS
voegelin to VIM wintjen OF Crawford.
Y, mtg $500. all liens, July 8oi
I'D .AV. es, W 8. 24,bxioo@Max Matnisk 10
Harry oottlieb, OF ID ay, mtgs $50. 900,
an liens. Sept 10;. atty. steinman. 1873
Iselancey observation-disclosures. 800
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UNFURNIsHED APARTMENTS TO LET
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Being Repeated at
JACKSON HEIGHTS
REAL ESTATE.
nhErUsSESSING"
souNTRY HOUSE
Ladd & Nichols
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-12
FOR SALE AT FLUSHING.

QUEENS REAL EsTATE ron SALE.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-14
Sc Hara Investigation


I'll Senado de los Estados Unidos
ha determinado por medic de Vpta
eion, que Be haga una investigation en-
Mexico.
El Senador Fall de NueVo Mexico
sera n de los miembros principales
de esa comisi6n.
LA comisi6n sobre Telaciones exte
riores esta autprizada para que
lnxestigue onidadpsamente, los ultar
jes cometidos en- Mexico encontra de
ciudadanos Americanos, y tambi6n
|tiene la autoridad de hacer UNI escudri
hamiento de tpda Ia situation Mext
cana.
Segun este, parece que Sc ha llega
do ell dfa en- que Tenderness la opOrtu,
nidad de obtener los detalles correc
Itos y oficiales en- cuanto a las condi
|cipnes Mexieanas.
La acci0n de la administration ha
estado consistentemente cubriendo to-
do. Ell presidente ha cbnseguido su
Information en- cuanto a Mexico de
personas que unicamente lie daban la
|clase de information que 81 guerra,
Y 81 DepartamentQ de Estadp bajo si
direction ha hechp cHanto esfuerzp le
he sid0 possible para supremir la pu
blicacion en- Ia prensa Americana de
los hechos que componen Ia Yerdade-'
ra situaci6n. NO Sc ha considerable
que sea prudente decirse mucho acer
ca de los asesinato de ciudadanos
Americaios, y la eopfiseacion de sus
propiedades, porque tai vez con ESQ
observation-disclosures las amigabies relacio-
mes que guardamos con nuestro est.
n;ado enemigo, Carranza, Indubitable
mente So teme por 81 tGobierno que
mi yez ~publicando los heehos tales
cual son. ESQ irritaria a tSr. CarTan-
za,
De todos MOODS, los prospectus son
buenps para que Sc de publication
exacta de la situaci6n Mexlcana. Las
~indicacipnes tienden d mostrar que III
nalmente Ell gobiefno tiene que haner
frente a la ~situaci6n. Y asi sabremps
81 es positive que a los dneios de mo-
rias de petroleo SO les Gonfiscaron sus
prppiedades. y taRlbi6n Feremps 81 los
Americanos SO han hecho asesinar
simplemente por Ia reprehensible In
tenci6n de exitar malos sentimientps
entire los dos pafses
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