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Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-24
Ruth EH0fte/IN
4RAN1EES)
Goldwyn picture. The latest Of Tom
Moore's is Lord and Lady Algy."

MOUIC II AOtu dllQ Azduy 3hiS3'
FRITZ Brunette is to be Jack War
rem ,Kerrigan's leading lady.
Dorothy Phillips, who made a
name for herself in the Heart Of
Humanity" is starting on a big
super-feature, Ambition" Allen
Holubar will be the director.
The theatrlca1 managers, Shuberts
and A. H. Woods, have entered the
picture industry, and have thrown
their lot in with Goldwyn. The ma
terial these managers have surely
will make some pictures.
THE Glorious Lady" is the title
that has been decided upon for
Olive Thomas third Selznick pro-
duction, which was produced under
the working title of Duty and the
Woman" The Glorious Lady" is
different from anything Miss
Thomas has ever done before, and
is story laid in picturesque old
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-24
Jitneys No Good

New York. Aug. 23-Nickels might
as well be taken out Of circulation
so far as they 60 in buying some
thing to eat in any eating house in
New York these days.
Even the white front restaurants,
dairy lunches. etc, have refused to
honor the nickel by having it appear
on their bills. Coffee, the last COM
modify which the jitney would buy,
has gone to ten cents. Likewise
"sinkers." rolls, etc.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-24

NEANY prctentious dancing acts
M have already been passed upon
AVA by the vaudeville public, but
Miss Marion Morgan has built her
present act on entirely new lines; its
scope is broader than any of its pre-
decessors, it embodies more quail
ties which inspire interest, it has a
more serious purpose and it is sur-
rounded by greater beauty OF de-
tail.
The act is described as a dance
drama in the time Of Attila and the
Huns, but the name can convey little
OF what the act really has to offer.
1t is in reality a wonderful panti-
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-24

In Charleston.
The servant problem 10 serious,
but there are still some servants who
allow their employers one or two
evenings off every week.-Charleston
Post.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-24
ItT AM GLAD that I am per-
nitted to play in the smiles of

MItteu 70 play m Tue smlIeS OF
comedy" says Miss Ruth
Chatterton, who is appearing in
"The Merrie Month OF May" the
new comedy OF Washington life by
George Scarborough. For several
seasons I lived my professional life
ntears. I would have become weary
of Judy Abbott in Daddy Long
Legs had it not been for the fact
that she interested me always as q
character true to the impulses of
the nature that was in her. Comedy
is preferable to tragedy. Smiles
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-10
OTHER SALES IN BRONX.

vIREO AVENUE-The Hudwill Corpo-
ration. Hudson p. Rose president. pur-
chased the seven two family houses at
1870 to 4Ts vireo avenue, on plot 100
K irregular, and also 511 East 235th
street. b0x100.
ANTHONY AVENUE - E. Osborne
Smith sold to Solomon Hawkins for
a one story dwelling.
EAST 176TH STREET - e. Osborne
Smith sold for Phyllis B. O'Brien to
Samuel Friedman the two family
frame house at IT'S East 178th street.
MOUNT HOPE PLACE-E. Osborne
Smith sold for Pepper. Gray & Co.
to Max Wadler the three story two
family brick house at 20 Mount Hope
place.
NELSON AvENUE-E. Osborne Smith
sold for Charles Bachman to Fan
ME Entin 1901 Nelson avenue, q three
story brick three family house
CROTONA PARK NORTH-Sager 4
Shapiro resold 7s7 Crotona Park
North. a i've story walk up apart
ment. 50x96. arranged FOR twenty
families, to an investor. 1t was held
at $4,000. A. Garmaize was the
broker.
UNION Observation-Disclosures se1kin
and Carl JANE sold for Lowenfeld &
Prayer the northeast corner OF Union
avenue and 161st street, a six story
apartment, on plot 6ox96.1. consisting
Of thirty apartments and SIX stores.
II was held at 100000.
WEST 10th STREET - Frederick
Brown sold through McLernon Bros to
David Diegan the two and q half
story dwelling at - West 1soth street.
plot 66xs7. adjoining the corner OF
Grand avenue. The property was held
at $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-10
BUYS BUILDING NEXT
TO HOLLAND HOUSE
s. M. Banner Acquires West
Both Street Structure VAL
ued at 81, 200, 900.
DRIVE APARTMENT SOLD
Riverside Mansions at Corner
Of. 18th Street Bought by
Winter Corporation.

Q. Morrill, Banner purchased yesterday
from the silk Realty Company. Samuel
K Jacobs president the twelve STORY
store and loft building at to IL west
Thirtieth street. valued by the seller at
=, 100000. The building covers q plot
ss.sx10o. and was erected about five
years ago on the site OF the old Hotel
Burlington. adjoining the Holland House
at the southwest corner of Fifth avenue.
Mr.. Jacobs purchased the property In
1915 from the Isaac A.. Hopper Company,
which built the structure on land 40
quired from Otto II. Kahn and Paul NJ.
Warburg for a consideration OF s45o.00o.
A building and permanent loan OF $780,
600 was secured and the structure put
UP from plans by T. w. Lamb, architect
In yesterdays transaction Stoddard q
Mark acted as attorneys for the buyer
and e. Louis Jacobs attended to the legal
details for the seller. william 8. Suss-
man was the broker. The latter also
negotiated the transaction through
which Mr.. Banner recently acquired for
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. the sixteen story Bijou
Building. at 1897 and 1889 Broadway,
valued at $1,250.o00. This latter prop
: erty is just about one block west OF the
building sold yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-10
OPPENHEIM. COLLINS
d co. TAKE LEASE
Other Transactions Reported
From Out of Topn.

oppenheim, Collins q Co., in addition
TO removing for another fifteen years the
lease at their present location, 81 and
S7s Broad street, Newark. have lncrea sed
their original leasehold by taking the adj
Joining property at see Broad street, now
occupied by the +. G.. Smith Piano' Com
pany and others Becoming effective in
the spring OF 1921. the lease win give the
oonoern the use of the four story build
Ing at the corner OF William street.
owned by the Mennen estate. The build
Ing has frontage of about SIS feet on
Broad street and a depth of IT'S feet and
provides total floor area Of more than
10000 square feet When possession IL
obtained the building Just leased will be
altered and connected with the present
store.
iots on the Breuer map to Dennis OCon-
nell of Great Neck, L. l., who will i'm
prove the property with n private resi-
dence for his own occupancy.
The Scarsdale Estates sold plot In
the Greenacres section OF Scarsdale, NJ.
X. to Joseph A Ford. This plot adtoins
Mr.. Ford's present holdings.
The Robert e. Farley Organization
sold, In conjunction with ". d. Hin. the
residence OF Mrs. James Brite at Scars
dale to Mrs. e. K Russell.
Steven b. Ayres and Alfred Ericsson
have sold to Victor Loewenstein OF New
York city the newly erected detached
dwelling built by Ericsson on lots 6 and z
Beechwood avenue. Mount Vernon, N. Y.
The consideration Is just under 5000.
The owner will occupy at once,
Steven b Ayres and Mrs. A. J. Hig-
gins have sold for the Wheeler Cor
poration tho bungalow house erected at
IS and IS Large avenue, Hillsdale. N.
J., to Herman r. Mead and Pearl K.
Mead for immediate occupancy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-10
COMMERCIAL LEASES.

The Brett q Goode Company with ]
Romano Brown Company leased the en-
tire fourth floor at 6 and West Forty-
eighth street to Maison Aubrey, Inc.
now at $40 Fifth avenue.
The Charles F. Noyes Company leased
moor at 30 Fulton street TO Tushnett
Filters and TO Joseph Epstein; offices In
the Fulton Chambers Building, lo2 and
lO4 Fulton street. to Max Yormark and
Norris Livergant: a portion OF the
eighth noor Of "a and rs Stone street to
the Gardner Shipping Company, Inc. !;
offices In IL and 20 Maiden Lane to Hy-
man Cohen; In 2Se Church street to Ro-
senfeld Express Company, Inc. a large
suite OF Offices on the sixth floor OF Q and
Stone street to Adrian Van Sinderen :;
the ground floor Mt l95 South street 20
Benjamin Nathan and n Phillips. and a
moor at 81 Warren street to the Laurel
Stationery Company for Ave years
The Schultz Cigar Stores leased the
store at tho southwest corner of Seventy
eighth street and Broadway. fronting
thirty-six ard a half feet on Broadway
and forty-three feet on Seventy-eighth
street, for a term Of ten and a half
years Herbert Hecht q Co. represented
the Schultz company and the owners
were represented by Harris q Vaughan.
Inc After extensive erations the
schultz Cigar Company will open an
other branch store and offer the balance
OF the space for rent
Douglas Gibbons & Co. leased for Mrs
Ribbert and Mrs. l. NJ. Fish the four
story dwelling at 745 Madison avenue to
Mrs NJ, A. Hines also an apartment In
1879 East Eighty-second street to Mrs. s.
II. Watkins: a store in 80 East Forty
fourth street to the Sunwise Turn, Inc !;
with Morris & Vaughan an apartment In
APT Park avenue to Miss Curtis; also
apartments In 129 East Sixty-ninth
street to Mrs. Bayard Dominick In 115
East Eighty-second street t. Miss MUIR
ply; in lis East Fifty-sixth street TO
Mrs Blackington; for Pease a Gilman
In s2s Park avenue TO 8. 8. Spencer and
Mrs. &C. A. Griscom In West End ave-
nue to Miss Lillian Benet in $40 Park
avenue to Mrs. James May Duane: In
SAC Madison avenue TO Mrs. Oscar A.
Brice; In ia East Eighty-fourth street
10 w. Strothers Jones. and In $50 Park
avenue TO Mrs. Aymar Sands.
Spear Co. leased for Ashforth q
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-10
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
MAMMA tim.

ssTH ST. q ts1.s e "a av. lssx77+-
John ana Irmer Rieser. se7 W isist ct,
TO Albert Rifkind. - MI Morris Park
W. Aug 2. 1915; attys' sehwinSer & RI,
,. I'M 81 81: 81 EGiiifr.d Ffaa.nta.isr
and Jos and Florence SapinslIy to Anna
Fallon; June I. 1910; atty. =
,o TG 81 Is Eci.. Curt: to Morton Si"Sn
H Meinhard. trustee will ny Meinhard ;
April 8. 1905; atty. Otto Horw.t.. sts
sr fTs Nv. iss-Hy L.n9endort to u 8 MIG
q Trust Co. i7e Bway; June so, 1873 !;
atty, Title Guar b Co. Ire Brad !.
,1sTH sT, 500 w-vinccnt ana Antoin:tte
Rigsio ct Al to Loyd-Yaughn Co; July
Q. 1913; atty. Title Guar a Co., 17s
,p sr xy. isii:jo::phin: DaSn to i KoG~Y
aovsn Estate; Feb :; 1911; atty. sR d p:
i.STa sT. g lis " Amsterdam sv. iSH
Ss.il-Bben Hatfield to Imogen Collins
Briggs; April S. 1893; atty. Ira B Stew
,.p ST. 20 sss~si E.chas and Marie
peiags to Gussie scherer. 1851 Atlantic
sv. ekiyn; March 7. 1911; atty. Ut
,,sp c sr is' S rs. ;;i .v
rick ] Kennsry. is7 W it7d st to walter
8 Fischer; Jan .. 1906 atty. r Rsdsn.
,,TMnE 81 81 i9 AK sT WyE,i.. Hunt 20 The
NYT& M Co, 1855 Bwsy. :.::. ga. 900
18th ct. 6. 7ls LIST ay n:sxIs.e1tl.sx
7S-Edw Freund. e!e W it1th at. to
Bronx; Sep: is. isi6: atty, Henry Herr.
11srH ST. N2 Is. E.severinc ixiioiini TO
Norris Rosennsldi June IS. iSiei atty.
,,trK Kn sT ~ h swss 10 Ray X.S.ndsT
Juns ~. 1915; atty, Arthur EnssL eoS
BWsy .................'- ''tl'eVo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-10
QUEENS NOTES.

Il. Goldschmidt rented at Cedarhurst
Tor Alfred Varney his house on Maple
avenue to Paul Lazarus. and for Mrs.
20. Hicks her house on Summit avenue
to Bennett Weingold
Roman-Callman Company sold for
the schley Realty Corporation a plot FOX
100, on the south side of Thirteenth
street. close to the Eleventh street sta
ton OF the Queensborough Subway in
Long Island City. on which plot the pur-
chaser intends to erect a factory build
ing for his occupancy.
J. Albert Johntra of Flushing sold the
property at 4S Sixteenth street, Flush
Ing. owned by Edgar e. Palen of Kings.
ton, N. Y, to g. Louise Knapp of The
Bronx. The plot 10 3sxIo0 feet, i'm
proved with ono family dwelling.
e. sharum sold to the Commuters
Construction Company a vacant plot
0oxloo on tho westerly side of Amerman
avenue. 80 feet south of Norris avenue,
Arverne.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-10
PERTH AMBoY BLOCK SOLD.

One OF the largest real estate trans
actions that have been reported in Perth
Amboy. N. j., was the sale yesterday
Of the Boynton Building. fronting lI2
feet on Smith street and 200 feet In
depth. connecting with 65 feet on State
street and feet on King street. This
deal. covering over one block, was made
by Murray Apfelbaum OF Newark.
Tho property In the transaction was
formerly owned by the Boynton Realty
Company and comprises the building
housing the city market. the ]. II. Foster
Department Store. the Knights OF CO.
lumbus and the Red Cross War Camp
Community buildings and the home Of
the Perth Amboy Evening Neps, to-
getber with barns. stables and stores.
The buyers were Hyman wieden,
Greenspan Brothers. Philip Borak and
Herman Edeistein. all OF Perth Amboy.
State Senator Thomas Brown repre-
scented tho purcha sers and c. r. Boynton
represented the Boynton Realty Com
pany. The property was held at s225 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-10
REPORT BELLE TERRn SOLD,

Belle Terre. on Port jefferson harbor,
L l., started about ten years ago by
Dean Alvord and planned to be ono Of
the most exclusive waterfront residen-
tiai communities in this country, IL re-
ported to have been sold by upstate In
terests. bondhoiders in the project,
which came into possession of the prop
erty about fonr years ago through fore
closure proceedings
The property has been held at $37b,-
900. 1t contains 900 acres of land and
the original purchasing syndicate 10 said
to have expended close to $1,000. 900 on
improving the property. A large club
house was to be the central fgure in the
group Of buildings Among the largest
OF the bondholders who now sell the
tract are said to be Edmund Lyons Of
the Eastman Kodak Company Of Roch-
ester and several other residents Of that
city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-10
OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

ARDEN STREET-Frederick Brown
sold TO William Stevens at % Arden
street. In the Dyckman section, q Ave
story apartment house. plot 27x110.
It rents for $4,000 and was held at
$4,000.
EAST 18TH sTREEr-The Rainbow
Construction Company sold TO an in
weston the flve story apartment house
at 22b East 126th street. plot 25x7s.
forty-six feet west Of Second avenue.
Barnett Co. were the brokers'
WEST 18TH STREET--Edward Kir-
cher sold to Daniel wolfsohn the
property at 81 West 1I8th street, be-
tween Fifth and Lenox avenues plot
1sx10o.
WEST 18TH STREET-David Alex
ander sold to an investor the three
story dwelling at 20 West I15th street,
between Fifth and Lenox avenues, lot
sox100.l1. .-.'- - =
WEST 1857 srREET--walter Friend
street. y
WEST 10TH sTREET-fIoracs 9. Ely
Co. sold at 5ss West 14sth street
three story and basement dwelling,
on lot l5xss.11. for Irving c. Gaylord
to a client for occupancy.
WEST FORTY-SIxTH STREET -
Realty Company the building at 6sl
to $50 West Forty-sixth street, q
three story warehouse and stable, on
plot 125x100. to Christian wollersen.
EAST 1a9TH STREET--Ames & Co
sold for Helen Carney to s. Epstein
Son the four story building at l52
and 154 East 12sth street. on plot
50x100.
WEST 18TH srREET-James C.
Thomas, Jr.. has sold for the Kenrose
Realty Company the dwelling at 2S6
West 137th street to Mrs. r. NJ. Will
Jams.
FIRST AvENUE-H. w. Krumwiede
Jr, has sold for Henry Kroger &c
Mrs, Julia Site the four story build
ing, 25x74, at the southeast corner OF
First avenue and Fifty-second street.
LENOx AVENUE-Bryan l. Kennedy
sold the Hollywood. 81 Lenox ave-
nue.. a five story brick fiat with two
stores. on plot size so.11x1o0x55.11a
irregular. for Thomas Ward, Jr., 70
the Oxlen Realty Corporation. The
property was held at $4,000. -
WEST 127TH STREET.-THE Benenson
Realty Company has bought from the
New York Savings Bank So and lis
West 127th street. two three story and
basement dwellings. each on q lot 20z
100, and near Lenox avenue. 1t was
cash transaction.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-10
REALTY NOTES AND COMMENT.

W. p. Jones & Son have been re-
appointed agents TO manage tho prop
erty at 142 West Sixty-seoond street BY
the new owners Joseph Gilman and A.
B. Gilman to whom they as brokers
have Just sold the property.
The New York Telephone Company
has awarded a general contract to the
Caldwell-Wingate Company Of Manhat-
tan for the construction of a two story
brick telephone exchange building LOOK
1%2 at Ao2 and 1404 Fourteenth ave-
nue., Borough Park. Mckenzie, voor-
bees Gmelin are the architects. The
cost Is estimated at 100000.
Charles Griffith and Eugene Moses 4
Co. were the brokers in the sixty-three-
year lease of the Wellsmore apartments
at the southeast corner of Broadway and
Seventy-seventh street for Louise LN-
ingston to Bins & Bling. reported yester-
day. The brokers in the present deal
arranged the sale of the property seven
years ago for the Messrs Bing to Mrs.
Livingston The lessees contemplate no
changes In the Wellsmore
The renting and management depart
ment >of Harris & Vaughan, Inc, has
just secured the services of Henry J..
Mason who was, from its opening until
recently, manager OF the Vanderbilt
Avenue Building.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-10
BUYs TARRYTowN ESTATE.

Cespar whitney. the editor and au-
thor. has purchased the Roswell Skeel
estate on South Broadway In larry
town. N. 7. The property includes ten
acres and the Skeel homestead. II ad-
Joins 'Lyndhurst," the country home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Finley J. Shepard. It
has been in the Skeel family for fifty
years and Is one OF the finest of the
older estates along the Hudson. 1t Is
assessed at $4,000.
Mr.. Whitney is now living In Bronx
Vile. He will take possession of his
new property early in September. The
sale Of this property makes the fourth
notable transfer Of Tarrytown real es-
tate in the last two months. Others
included the sale of the Dula estate to
DR.. Joseph Blake. the sale OF the John
d. Archbold home to the Elizabeth Dun
can School, and the Jacob Rupert e.
tate. which was sold few weeks ago.
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Co., sol Fifth avenue, store. basement
and sub-basement at 500 Broadway TO
Washington Mills. and for William I.
seventeenth street to Max Greenberg
Company; fourth loft 10 Harry Bloom,
and for Sternfeld Building Company
eighth loft at s17-s1s East Thirty-fourth
street to the Interstate Shade Cloth Com
pany.
Carstein q JAnnekin, inc. leased space
In the Park Row Building TO the Empire
Carting Company, Bartholomew Moyna-
han. Charles Battat. Jacob Shatx, Hertz
on q Heyman. Geller a Aksbas. Edwin
Z. Phillips. Marietta Refining Company.
Ford G. Close, Stephen CaohcinslSi, Men
dez Bros, and with Frank l.. Fisher
Company large space to the Neptune As
sociatlon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-10
BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

NJ. L. & C. Ernst sold to the Clio
Realty Company through George l.
Delatour the two story detached dwell
ing at 1872 East Twenty-nrst street
near Kings Highway, F7atbush.
Meister Builders. Inc, sold s21 Sixth
eth street, two story two family brick
house on a plot 2ox1oo to a client for
occupancy.
The Realty Trust sold for tho Alec
Building Company two one family semi
detached brick dwellings at Mapleton
Park TO the present tenants, Lydia
Alexander, 2124 Sixty-fourth street, and
Leo Feist 2o58 Sixty-third street
l. Jerome Riker of .Riker d Sanders.
IS Park Row, resold for Emanuel
Greenberg and ]. ]. Riier the premises
at 2+5 Martense street, F1atbush. to H
Brand for investment The property 10 an
eight family first class modern apart
ment house, 25x100. was built six years
ago The present annual rental IL about
s3.7oo and 1t was sold for $4,000. The
same premises were sold by Riker &
Sanders for Michael Pomerance TO
Emanuel Greenberg and L J. Riker last
June.
L T. Newman. as broker. sold the
three story and basement brown5tone
dwelling at 734n Carroll street. be-
tween Sixth and Seventh avenues. for J.
McRenna to a client for occupancy.
The Berkshire Realty Company sold
toi Joseph J. Schwarts a plot 102x10o
on Forty-flfth street, between Seventh
and Eighth avenues. William Liss. Inc.
were the brokers.
The McInerney Ninclr Realty Com
pany sold the three story one family
limestone residence on tho north side
Of Third street. 23S feet west of Pros
pect Park West and known as 6iS
Third street. The property was sold for
Robert H. 8. Hobart TO David J. Elem
ing. Jr.. for occupancy.
Samuel Galitzka and J. Laooy sold for
Milton Hertz TO cliert for occupancy
tho two story and attic one family house
on a plot 30x100 at 104o East Tenth
street, E1atbush.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-10
REsIDENTIAL LEASES.

Louis Block leased for the Weiss.
Lomlein Holding Corporation to LYMAN
Kaufman the nve story apartment,
buildings on the south side of 204tll
street, 100 feet east of Amsterdam ave-
nue.. and five story house on the south
side Of 215th street, 100 feet east OF
Amsterdam avenue, for a term of three
years at total rental Of S107, 900.
Goodwin a Goodwin rented to r. L
Gunewald. Jr.. the private dwelling al
125 West 124th street
The Payson Mol Merrill Company
leased for e. A. Herter to Patrick D.
Mullins the dwelling at 204s Madison
avenue,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-10
MOVES co. SELLS IN PEARL ST.

Tho Charles +. Noyes Company has
sold to William Goldstone for the estate
Of Y. Pendas 2oS Pearl street, a five
story and basement building. 25x15O.
The property adJoins SO to 81 Maiden
Lane and EOS to BOT Pearl street, run
ming through to I to 6 Gold street, re-
Gently purchased by SlGsbee Graham.
Mr.. Goldstone, who has bought many
properties uptown. In commenting on his
recent purchase stated:
II bought 200 Pearl street. valued at
$4,000. because the building contains
10000 feet of space, and 1 shall offer It
for resale or. rental from May / next.
when the present lease expires con-
slider the demand for buildings in the
Maiden Lane section one OF. the strong
est factors in most healthy real estate
market"
Mr.. Goldstone was represented In the
transaction by Simon Meyers. and the
seller was represented by Joseph J. Sill
Yer, attorney. The property has been
placed in The hands of the Charles r.
Noyes Company for resale and manage
ment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-10
EQUITABLE MAKES TWO LOAN,

Tho Equitable Life Assurance Society.
IN accordance with its policy to assist
In relieving the housing situation in
Greater New York, has agreed to make
two loans of approximately 800. 600
each on the. two six story apartments
now under construction by, the Lever
Realty Corporation on the west side Of
Grand Concourse. 100 feet north Of
Fordham road. The plots arc 100 feet
by 100 feet each and the apartments
VIII accommodate ninety-two families,
The loans are guaranteed by the Law
yers Mortgage Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-10
LIS PENDEES.


9TH Av. T52--Joseph NJ Striker, By sdn
art Chas A Bchnsppsl ct al (socion TO
recover ons-Quarter parD; atty. q n
iTTH 81, a:T to as w-Leon TuehmAnn
agt VolgA Realty Corp foreclosure of
MORTGAGE; atty, l. Manhelm.
'es sfIios Iisn.o W Dunn arr al Irrax
Constructiol Co. Inc. OF al (partition) |;
atty. W A DAILY.
Tho Bronx.
VALENTINE Av. W g. sos.S Il s OF Isoth
at. 1ssxss,T-Lillian Nefett ast Elisa.
beth Karpsnstein ct al foreclosure of
mortgAge); attys. Fletcher .McCutchen
q Brown.
LA FONTAINE Az. e. les e OF l1sth
KesgAn ct al foreclosure OF mortgaEs) t;
atty, O'Beirne.
Hais.y place. is.sxso. s+Rsndail Comfort
AIT Lydia Alexander st al (foreclosurs Of
mortgage); AttyA Frees a McEvsety.