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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-20

Ia ne once u tAs Cattle Sanitary board
Ia he ely hall, me rather aesaliory con
ssrsatinr had vsered te melton picture set
orr sone one mentioned NM H1ft.
IRA ike 70 sra nln 10 tho middle Of 4
bic c~crrsi.ff said . visitor IN the emcN. "f'd
lus 70 SO 4 he can % a~pythins hni lock
sfrnfh fable 81 he PUSHES 70 .the defence
VI The r~niarinnatf heroine. wonder n Ne
4 really q cowboy and can hust hronehonf''
II knew nnl years aeo IN WyomlnG re-
niarfet one Of two cattle msn who were
waiting IN The oee. 'tne uor.od for an
auiat where I wa. lie hnsU horses hut h.
aosas tothtref wish = bad ene. lie stuck 10
tas gentle ones. nAn waa quite saving with
hls money. whenever he spent any. he
spent u mostly for pretty clothes. We used
10 enjoy seeing nli RIG himself up IN his
outlt. He sure knew how 70 wear hia
clothes. nifi ana. Bin ifaseied around q
enea deal and never stayed long Al one
ranch. We never dreamed then that his
pretty clothes. and The way he wore ZEN
could get him where he u nav. We hardly
knsr about the movies.
And now Bnf's . movie idol. How time
aors ay.''
The cattle man who vas : COW pnncher
more years than Bii Hart VAS, looked 70.
a~aefiveiy out 81 ne window and sieher for
The days that are gone.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-20

rrsaI1rnI.s ernsdehil1r1n. e1o vii ts pay.
lnr NJ i'ra Wait - ErsnaiasA14. WupdscF
n however. protahlF win noi nprrociatn y
80 s4n1A - hI1 elder brother ana siste.
frantls and Ellen. aged 5 and 0 respective
H. lur ihls . hls fisst ChrIstnaa.
Enen and Margaret keAdoo siao will -
amunr the lnfcnlIo. u1ifinr fo4 Santa 10
tsa.4 dorp The hi1 White Bouse chimney
uuirenbied ~ ne thought hat a. there are
half aaaln e~hIuneya On uanaf.tAef's
house. Asnta nitAf sto9ss ne wrong ene.
Twill b . Genuine Fonur AEalr
Ia addition % the GfAndf1ilarnn. tht
white Heuae cAsisimas party WI lncluts
he pIstideni4 t14ua dkurhiefa. MafrEfot
Kleanot ana fsautes. hia two eonn In lae.
Fra1ris sayFe md ". a. NoAtoe: nra nei'
lth Mr. WIiean'A mother and for Cerial'
nos Day rrttAhiy ~ rrasldnnt's brother.
Joseph a. nanImofe. n 4 q be- a. t~ery
real Chrirtman satapfins sheuld ~ = gen
dlna family aanir.
TIE prpride1i.a participation IN M
Festivities viii Ne shaped BY hfn progress N
he meantIme hut D.. 0f1yaon new ezpgcis
him 70 bs able - preEias 81 the chrlalmA,
dinner. thoufA he viii not Be permitted -
shars IN he rlnnh pudding.
1hn mere strenuous dntg Of saatn clanl
aiso viii have % he deioratea 70 ctherA bui
h. viii BE- aba Il Il expected. 10 help ths
tldtisr rrrlers for No mysteries IN their
slackiHra an1 70 nlnlrt IN r,esine q Ten
q Ne present 81 he Christmas tres
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-20

geological facts NJ the state Including areas
rich In The various minerals. such az gold,
silver. copper, Iron. carbon. mica. coal shale
and The like.
The map. o. course. l. bslng prepared
primarily Ter its oil information value and
will show some two hundred recognized oil
formations Theee are scattered broadcast
ever the state, scarcely a county failing 10
have one or more. The formations calculated
10 be best for the production % natural gas
are also shown. a. we'll a. the locations Of
Al drilling or proposed wells In the stats.
while the research Of the Securities com
pany has been most exhaustive. reference he
ing made to all available state and govern
msnt maps, surveys and calculations. a. we'll
A. 10 the researches 81 private surveyors and
geoloHlsts, considerable Information. prob.
SHY IN The hands of individuals. Il undonht.
IDLY available and the company watid con
sider u a favor VI persons throughout the
state who have such exact information would
Get into communication with the compnny.
whose oniees are In the wootworth huildinE
of this city. a. the map u 81 such a char
actrr a. TO be interesting 10 ~ eltiaana Of
New Mexico aud will be most valuable 10
oil and mining men who are ominE 10 the
state In large numbers with the end In view
Of developing New Mexico'f tremendous nat
nral resources.
Another Interesting feature Of The map II
that u will show the proposed route 10 bs
taken east and west by the Mineral A West
ern railroad, which u under consideration
By eastern concerns Intent upon Increasing
the accessibility Of numerous sections 81 the
west watch are rich In natural resources and
are anly hsld back from development by the
lack Of transportation facilities.
u Il aid that The Atlantic Cooperative
Carbon eompaay IL actively behind the n.
nanciai end Of The proposed road and that
a deal is nov being cohsuVated Tor the put'
chase In this state Of THREE million ties On
stump. IL IL known that a complete sur
vey with this end In view has been made In
one Of New MeNieo's great forest areas.
qrhA Hvantn0 uarald n tha Mau,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-20
NEW MAP or STATE
IS q BY 2S FEET
Largest One of Kind To
Show Important Ge-
illogical Facts

What ls probably The largest map ever
maze Of any ons state Of the union is the
map Of New Mexico noN psAe,leally sem
plstsd BY the West states Securities con
pany Of this city for the Jack Pos Oh. Gas
4 HefininE Company II Wyoming.
The map IL thirty-two feet deep and TWEEN.
y eieht feet wide and has already hsen an.
der Construction Tor = numLer 81 weeks. II
viii show q number Of the mos, important
New-York tribune., 1919-06-19
$40, 900, 900 in Leases
By Schultz Cigar Stores
Involves Rentals Recently Made
for Choice Properties in This
and Other Important Cities

The Schultz Cigar Stores Company
owning and operating a chain OF 14e
retail cigar stores throughout the prin-
cipal cities of the United States, has
recently obtained leases, each for a
long term Of years, at a rental aggre-
eating s20,000,0o0, fifty properties
which, upon expiration of existing
leases, will be extensively altered and
the corner stores occupied as branches
OF the Schultz store chain.
Among the properties are the build
ing, on plot 77x130, at the northeas.
corner of Prospect Avenue and 16oth
street; the plot owned by Vincent As
tor at the southeast corner of Broad
way and Ninety sixth Street; the two
story store building, on a plot look
l2o, at the southwest corner of Broad
way and Ninety-sixth Street; the
ground floor and basement at the
southeast corner of Amsterdam Ave-
nue. and 106th Street, the building at
the northeast corner of Seventh Avenue
and Twenty-third Street, the store at
IL New Street, the northeast corner of
Broadway and Canal Street, and the
large corner ground floor property of
the New York Railways Company at
the southeast corner of Fourth Avenue
and Thirty third Street.
The building at the northwest corner
OF Seventh Avenue and Thirty-fourth
Street, the ground floor at the south
east corner of Broad dway ard Fiftieth
Street, including the entire block front
on the south side of Fiftieth Street. in
addition to the southwest corner of
Seventh Avenue and Fiftieth Street;
the southeast corner Of Broadway and
l57th Street, adjoining the entrance to
the subway station; the building at
the northeast corner Of Pearl and
Whitehall streets, and the building at
the northwest corner of Bowery and
Canal streets.
The building at 1880 West Thirty
fourth Street; store at. the corner of
Greenwich and Vesey streets; ground
Hoor corner store of Broadway and
northwest corner Of Twenty-ninth
Street; store at the southwest corner
of Columbus Circle and Eighth Ave-
nue., corner ground floor at 612 Sixth
Avenue, at the southwest corner of
Ihlrty-sixth Street; building at 2 Union
Square; building at the southeast cor
ner of st. Nicholas Avenue and 1915,
Street.
Included IN the leases are a number
OF interesting properties in Brooklyn,
jersey City and other large cities.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-19
Sales at Auction
By ,Joseph p Dav

sTH Av, 5ss-5ao, 8, 611I ssth st. 2e.4x
- two 3-sty tnts and stores; also
COOPER SO, 80, 8, 326 n 4th st. e2x
about 14S.6x irreg: 6-sty loft and store
MA.CDouGAL ST. 1ss. cor 50 st t1o1.
I9o)' 2ox5s; and sty tnts and stores; i;
71H Az, 441-44s. cor saith st. s7x5s;
14TH ST. l4o e, s. 1884 w 81 av. eo.1ox
lseSx irreg; 6sty hot and store NJ
7yman ct al agt NJ L Morris ct al: parti-
uon; adjourned to Oct l.
I'odA ST, w cor Townsend av, 1oo1x
zs24; vacant; Realty Operating CO agt
Adrolt Bldg Co ct al; due. s27.2143S;
taxes etc. s1.o75.5o to the plaintiff for
By Henry Brady
lVo.S; 4-sty int and stores: r l, Harrison
ct al. trustees, agt Hynan Claman ct al :,
que, Ss63s2l taxes. etc. $494lO; to the
plaintiff for 80 600.
last ST, 103 to 100 ". 8, 100 w Lenox
av., l0ox9s-11; 6-sty apt and stores: N 7
rite and Mtge Co agt E NJ Watterson
ct a.; due. s11s.s6o.6S: taxes. etc, 500;
BY j. H. Mayors
RiN1NGTON ST. 9os, 8, PSI . Lewis st
zi'1lxlOo; 6-sty int and stores; action / !.
Erancis Asbury Palmer Fund AIT Chas
Sasazza ct al; due. $29,195.87; taxes etc
S'oo' adjourned TO June 2S
New-York tribune., 1919-06-19
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LEGAL NOTICES

SUPREME COuRr.-PLA1NTIFF DE-
sires trial in the County of New York
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company
certain deeds OF trust executed BY Ethel
Dalton Swift dated respectively June g.
1sll. and June q; 1911. Piaintir. against
a. guardian Of the person and estate in
the State of Massachusetts, OF Ethel Dal-
ton tor, Swift: FrsdsFick Swift, Ethel Dalton
Helen NJ. Hail. Christopher j. Hall
Thomas J. Hall Stella Dalton Dodge. Elsie
Ethel Dalton swift, il any there be. and
all unknown persons. If any there be. who
would be entitled to cistributive share
Swift il she should die intestate; all un-
known persons or corporations. If any
there be, who hold or have any interest.
claim or lien IN, to or upon any promis-
sorry note or notes made or executed by
Ethel Dalton Swift. ali OK the persons and
corporations above described as unknown
existence, names and places of residence
are unknown to the plaintiff Defendants
To the above named Defendants: You
are hereby supmored to answer the COM
plant in this action, and to serve a copy
o. your answer on the plaintiffs attorneys
WITHIN twenty days after the service OF
this summons. exclusive of the day OF
service; and in case of your failure to ap-
pear or answer. judgment will be taken
against you by default for the relief de-
Dated, New York. March 12th. 1919.
GELLER, ROLSTON a. HORAN, Attor-
neys for Plaintiff. Once and Post
Office Address, 20 Exchange Place,
New York. N 2
To Ethel Dalton Hall. Helen NJ Hall,
Thomas J. Hall. Stella Dalton Dodge and
All unknown next OF kin of Ethel Dalton
swift. II any there be, and all unknown
persons, If any there be, who would be en-
titled TO distributive share of the prop
erry OF the said Ethel Dalton Swift II she
should Ole intestate; all unknown persons
OF corporations, IL any there be. who hold
or have any interest. claim or lien in to
or upon any promissory note or notes
made or executed by Ethel Dalton Swift.
all Of the persons and corporations above
described as unknown being unknown to
the plaintiff. and whose existence. names
and places OF residence are unknown to
the plaintiff
The foregoing summons is served upon
you by publication, pursuant to an order
Of Honorable Barlow S. Weeks, Justice OF
the Supreme Court of the State of New
York. dated the 18th day of May. 1918.
and filed with the complaint in the once
of the Clerk OF the County OF New York
N. Y
Dated. New York. May 10. 1919.
GELLER. ROLSTON & HORAN, Attor-
neys for Plaintiff. Office and Post
Once Address. % Exchange Place.
New York. N 7.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-19
Quick Resales i'm Bronx
Bring Investors Profits
Transactions Show No Let-Up in
Demand for Apartments
in All Sections

Emma Oesting has resold the two
five story apartments at the northeast
corner Of Conoourse and 1esth Street.
known as internal Court and Bedford
Hall, fronting on plot 147 by e5. Will
lam H. Mehlich was the broker.
William r. Adams has sold the Uni
versity Heights apartments at the
southeast corner Of Harrison Avenue
ana 1S1st Street. five story building
on plot 81 by 90 by irregular, to Morris
Culicover for investment Henry
Frucht was the broker.
Estate Sells in Bathgate Avenue
Eugene J. Busher has sold for the
estate Of Johanna Gunther 1891 Bath
gate Avenue, FIVE story apartment, on
plot 37.6 by 95, for cash.
Investor Buys in 186th Street
The Houghton Company has sold 458
East 186th Street to Charles Levy. a
four story double apartment, on plot
20 by LOO.
Cash for Briggs Avenue House
Morris Sax has sold the Ave story
modern apartment house at 1921 Briggs
Avenue, on plot rs by 90, for Miltner
Brothers, to Harminie Debrowsky for
investment. 1t was an all-cash trans
action.
Houses in Walton Avenue Sold
Calm & Pittsman have purchased
from Newell Bent the three story
dwelling at 2403 Walton Avenue, on
plot 29S by SO, and 2407 Walton Ave-
nue., from Elizabeth X. Upham, three
story dwelling, on plot 1913 by SO.
Buys in Bryant Avenue
Charles F. Ancieri has bought the
two two-family houses at 1854 and
1486 Bryant Avenue from client of
F. B. Sanford through A. D. Rock
we'll, jr.
Sale in 193d Street
Louis Schrag has sold for Baldwin G.
Hvass the three story dwelling at 55
East 193d Street, on plot 20 by 100.
Sale in Irvine Street
Samuel Cowen has sold 800 Irvine
Street, a two-family house, on n lot 25
ty 100
New-York tribune., 1919-06-19
News and Comment of City and Suburban Realty Market
Diamond Jim Brady's Realty
Sold in Quick Time

~~A Y A&AN1A = AAAAO
The auction sale Of the Diamond
Jim Brady estate, held Tuesday by
Joseph P. Day in the Brooklyn Real
Estate Exchange, by order of the
Columbia Trust Company. Robert L.
Gordon and Richard Crowley, execu-
tors, OF seventy-eight lots located on
farragut Road, Glenwood Road, Troy
avenue, East Forty-frst and East
forty-fourth streets. including 1908
Avenue Q, two-story frame residence,
brought total of $43,35O.
About 500 people faced Auctioneer
Day when the sale started, and bidding
throughout was very spirited.
The house on Avenue @, at the north
east corner of East Tenth Street, wa.
bought by Anthony J. King for 81, 900;
he also bought the lot adjoining on
Tenth Street, for $4,000. Other buyers
were Henry Ahrens, Adolph Fried, Her
man j. Klinck. Isaac Wisansky, H. E.
Moore and G. Psapia.
The sale was completed in less than
an hour, and at It's end Mr.. Day
said that the result was another sig
nificant factor of the long expected
buying power in read estate which was
ushered in with great prominence in
the James Gordon Bennett estate sale.
held a week ago Tuesday. Among the
buyers were many who attended the
Bennett estate sale,
New-York tribune., 1919-06-19

ers soestdyk pr>. Baltimore ser Doth.
snnuFEi lTth, IAks oretnsr NsafrsaI
nANSuK0. June S.-,Arrsved: etsainsrs
zDu) Baltimore; sailed: wesseru splrit.
Asiington, Boston: 10Th, RocSsAaie tSr.S.
ilaaeiph5a.
HULL June ls.--Arrtved, Steamer Le-
panto (Br.l, New York
kIN4ALE. Juno 17.-Paased, Steamer
Elsvrtck HALL (Br,, Newport News Tor
Queenstown.
mont Castle (Br.l. New York
LISBON June Z. Sailed: Steamer
Capto (Ncr>. Hampton RoadA
LONDON. June l7.-Sailed: Steamers
Missouri (Br.l, Baltimore. Arrived: Mat
tawa (Br.). Montreal
New-York tribune., 1919-06-19

Islands. via San Frsnetsee. Per stsaunship
Columbia. Tune ~.
Tahitt. Marcuesas, Cock Islands. New
Zealand and especially addressed mail for
Austraus. via San Franchise. per stea mship
Hawaii. Japan, Corss, China Except
shanghai City. Siam. Cochin China. Meth
srianas East indies and Philippine islands.
juno IS.
Hawaii. Ft3i Islands. New Zealand and
sPeciAlly addressed mail for Australia, vie
VANCOUVER and Victoria. b. c.. per stears-
ship Niagara June 27
Hawaii, Guam ana Philippine Isiandss
VIA San Francisco, per United States trans
port, June 80.
Hawaii. Samoan Islandc, Australia and
New Zealand. via San Francisco. per seearnl
ship Sonorna. July g.
Netherlands East Indies and Philippine Isl4
encs. VA Seattle. Per steamship Africa
Xaru. July 4
New-York tribune., 1919-06-19
Assignments Of Mortgages
Manhattan
5sTH ST. 2os W. s5fh 81 oas r. ,

18TH ST. 208 w. 35th st, 23s E; Title c.
8wav lFust Ss no Investors ss c9prp d3S
soTH ST II E, Lewis G Leayapd pdOs to CO. CO.
lumoia Trust Co, so Bway, attys. Davis.
"AVEKLY PL. 164 -e6; Albert F Hagar,
exr TO Lawyers Mort CO.; and Sarah
Siege! to Sarah Knopr. .l7s Plaza av.
Marx. 257 Bway; 2 assrnts. $50 900 800
14TF ST, 500 E; mtg $4,000 Anna H Mol
denk and ano. trustees. to Meta x Jewell,
Salter & Steinkamp 14O Nassau st SO. 900
RIyERsIpE DR.. $50; mtg $4,000; Malex
st, and ano. atty. Fred Lese. s5 Nassau
FIRST ~; lsss,lss5; Emisrans 1ndastrl
2sTH ST. 2l5 e. Sam w Rubin to sarnl
6a Hadlln IN and 13; Kadtn to n Title 8 Mtg
ssD ST. IS E; Robt Clark to Edw S
CLARK Ns}e Nc9}ePPsrstowa y ct al srus tor
1ssTH ST. 24i ". rntgs $500; Eiizabeth EEissG,eth h
it,r nealty y &C to Annis is bsvy' W l2oth st
e2D ST. l27 E. mtge $4,000; Marguerite
Hertz 6 ano, exrs, to Bowery Sav Bank
l2s Bowery attys. Cadwalader. w & T.
JEFFERSON ST, 20. nltge 5000 y 'i'vr r r
& L, Hessie Hem to Carrie Freeberg
Sss Fox st. Bronx. atty, Samuel Abrar17 :.
17TH ST. 1895 w; Alfred NJ Bedeli to
Lawyers Title Mort Co. $50 Broad
=
1o0TH ST. 14s-4s W; Geo Herbener 4 ano
trustees. to Title Guar Trust Co. 176
1asTa ST. a1s e: mtss $500: The Hnawen ssp;oyE
Corpn to Hudson P Rose Co. w 46th
q 81
a8D ST, q sf.7 "a av: Manhattan Life
ms Co to Metropolitan Sav Bank, So
Cooper Square East: atty. L T & T Co,
$50 Broadway $50. 900
1887 ST. s, 1858 Broadway; mtge
now $l40. 200: Mary r Goelet ct al
trustees. to City Real Estate Co. 176
Broadway: Int OF. :...,......... s16. 600
llITH ST. q 500 Lenox av: mtgs $40
oo0. Wrn II Macy Jr. admr. Will m
NJ kingsland. to Mary KIngsl ana
egatee OF VIM Kingsiand attys
Foster T. lil Broadway. 81
New-York tribune., 1919-06-19
Bryce Estate Plans Another
Apartment for Fifth Avenue

The Lloyd s. Bryce estate, which re-
Gently had revised plans filed for i'm
proving the plot, 10Ox1o0, at the north
corner OF Fifth Avenue and Ninety-sev-
ehrn Street with twelve story apart
mens house, has commissioned Archi-
tects Shape, Bready & Peterkin to pre-
pare plans for similar structure on
soe adjoining site, 100x100, on the north
sloe OF Ninety-seventh Street, 100 feet
east OF Fifth Avenue. The houses are
70 20 De OF the cooperative type and will
oe constructed Of brick and lime stons,
Inc corner house will cost S7oO, 900 and
the inside house 100000. The Fifth
avenue Association is endeavoring to
stop apartment building on Fifth Ave
nue. opposite Central Park. Should it
succeed plans on record would not be
affected.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-19
NOTICE
NOTICE
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE p. r.

TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE a. r.
GOODRICH COMPANY:
please, Please take ak nOtiss that pursuant I'd
Special Meeting OF the stockholders OF
The B. r. Goodrich Company will be held
at the ONCE OF the Company. No. 1850
New York, on Thursday. June &c. 1919,
at :oo o'clock A NJ. for the following
purposes:
l. To consider and act upon a PROPOSE.
zion to increase the capital stock OF The
B. F. Goodrich Company fvorn $S4. 500 900.
consisting of $4,000 shares OF the par
value OF 800 each, TO sloS 500 ooo, con-
sisting OF l.os6,ooo shares OF the par vatua
OF 800 each.
classify the proposed increase of sss-
ooo.ooo consisting OF 25e 600 shares OF tho
par value of 800 each. into 7% curnu-
lative Preferred Stock. having the same
preferences and rights and subject TO tha
Same priorities and burdens the present
Preferred Stock of this Company now an
thorized and issued. so that the capital
stock OF the Com pany as SO increased and
classified will be slos. 900. divided into
1.ose.ooo shares of the par value of 500
each. of which 900 shares shall be 10
shares shall be Common Stock.
g. If said increase and the classinca-
ton thereof are authorized, then to con<
sider and act upon;
tai The immediate issuance and /
sale OF SIS, ,0oo. 900. par value. OF said !
additional Preferred Stock. nrst Of I
ord OF the Preferred and Common
Stock OF the Company. at tho close OF !
business on July 1. 1919. at the price l
OF s102 per share and accrued divi- /;
dends from July 1. 1919. in the num- !
ber of shares proportioned to their
respective holdings OF stock. in ac-
cordancs with and upon the terms and |
conditions already approved by tho |
Board OF Directors
(b) certain agreement heretofors 1
entered into by the Board OF d. 4
rectors OF this Company with TIL
Companys bankers for underwritin
the proposed sale of said $50 90
of Preferred Stock. for which service.
the underwriting syndicate and tn,
bankers are to receive compensation
from the Company.
tc) To take any other action which
shall be determined by the stookhoid-
ers to be necessary or desirable in
connection with. germane to or grow
ing out OF any OF the foregoing !
matters.
BY the Bylaws of the Company, It ID
provided that only those persons shall be
entitled TO vote in person or by proxy
who appear as holders of record entitled
to vote at such meeting upon tho transfer
books of the corporation for ten days ims
mediaeely preceding such meeting.
3. G. WORK, President
F. c. VAN CLEEF, Secretary
1870 Broadway. New York. N. Y. June
S. 1913
New-York tribune., 1919-06-19
Many Join Movement
Of City Home Owners
Walker Estate Sells Dwelling in
58th ST., Just West of 5th Av.:
Other Fine Houses Sold

The Walker estate has sold the five
story and basement dwelling at 1s
West Fffty-hfth Street, on a lot 2ox
loo.5. diagonally opposite the Fifth
Avenue Presbyterian Church. at the
northwest corner Of Fifth Avenue.
Sale in e2d Street
Pease & Gilman have sold for w
l.. Rogers, represented by Douglas T.
Gilman & Co., the three-stery base
ment dwelling at 81 East Ninety-second
Street. on plot 2Ox100.
Army Officer Sells in Goth Street
Captain N. Taylor Phillips, u. S. A..
has sold to Anna r. Covell and Carrie
l.. Covell the four story dwelling. on
lot 2lxl00, at 16 West Ninetieth Street.
Madison Avenue Property Sold
Theodore A. Kavanagh, of the Office
Of John ]. Cavanagh, has sold for
Theresa NJ Feldel the four-story
dwelling at OCT Madison Avenue. on
lot 16xs1.
West End Avenue Corner Sale
MI II. 1ropauer has sold for David
De Sola Mendes the five-story dwelling
at the southeast corner of Ninety
third Street and West End Avenue.
Tenant Buys In 143d Street
Sophie Meyer has sold to the present
tenant All West 143d Street. a four
and one-half-story dwelling on lot 18x
9911.
Another Tenant Becomes Owner
The Merit Realty Corporation (Mar-
Gus L. Osk, president) sold the three
story and basement stone front dwell
ing, on lot 1s.9x1OO.11. at 122 West
122d Street, to D. Beckerman, the
tenant.
Buys in 13Sth Street
B. ". Smith has sold for Mary
Schindel to Mary Reid the three-story
dwelling at 313 West 198th Street, on
a lot 17.6x99.11.
Buys Tenements for Garage Site
Richard Carvel has bought from the
Metropolitan Bank the three fve-story
tenements at 245 to 249 East Sixty
first Street, on plot rs by 100 feet, and
VIII erect a two-story garage.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-19
FOREIGN PORTS
ANTOT STA Y,, ~

9. ANToFAGAsTA. June IS. Arrived
stea amsr Los Angeles. San francisco.
ANTWERP, June 15.-Arrfved: Steamer
Treloske (Br) New York.
BARBADOS. juno 16.-Satled. Steamer
York.
BARRY. June l7.-saileds Steamer Al
stad (Nor.), New York
BELFAST. June 17.-Arrfved, stearne,
War Hind (Br.), Halifax.
BORDEAUX June 1s-Arrtved. Etearn-
er quito (Br), New Orleana
C6KlSTlANlA. June s.-Arrived: Steam
er Bertha (Nor). New York
DARTMOUTH. June 17--Sailed: Steam
era ionancy, New Orleans: Turret Crown
tBr), New York
er Aberdeen lBr.). Baltimors tor Ant
wefp.
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