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The diamond drill., 1919-05-31

Not for nothing have wc been
grouped in families, neIghbprhoods
nations; and he who Will not recog
nIze the divlnely appointed ncarness
10 himself Of some over others, who
thinks himself 70 be cosmopolite
without being patriot, d philanihro-
plst without owning a distinguishing
love for them that nre peculiarly his
own, who would thus have y circum-
ference without having q center, de-
celves his own heart, and affirming all
men TO be equally dear 20 him Is In.
deed affirming them 10 be equally In.
different
The diamond drill., 1919-05-31

State OF Michigan the Probate Court
for the county OF Iron.
IN THE NATTER OF the Estate OF
John f. Maxi, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that fouf
months form the 10th day OF May, A.
d., 1919. have been allowed for cred
itors to present their claims against
said deceased to said court for exam
ination and adjustment, and that all
creditors OF said deceased are requir-
ed TO present their claims to said
court, at the probate office, in the
city OF Crystal Falls, in said county.
on or before the Goth day OF Septem-
Der, A. d.. 1919, and that said claims
will be heard by said court on Mon
day the Goth day OF September, A. d.,
1919, at ten o'clock In the forenoon.
Dated May 18th, A. D., 1919.
FRED F. MURPHY,
A true copy. Judge OF Probate.
May 24-3t
The diamond drill., 1919-05-31
Greatest Bliss is conoenial Work.


There Is no greater happiness In life
than doing the work you love. II mat
ters not what the work is-to some
women Il Is embroidery, or writing a
book, or baby tending or studying
chemistry. or cooking or keeping a
house polished. II does not always
happen that we have great ability In
the thing we enjoy dong--although the
chances are that this is so. For moth
ing stimulates you 10 continued effort
in piece of work more than the con
sclousness that you do It well
And so IL you are unhappy genuine
ly unhappy-in the work you're doing,
try 90 find out what it is that you'd
prefer to do. III there Is nothing else
In your mind. then perhaps your dis
content is only temporary. But If you
sincerely wish 10 do some other def
mite piece of work. you have a legiu-
mate grievance and you owe II to
yourself to pave the way for new
shot at new occupation.
The diamond drill., 1919-05-31
NEW TRAIN SERVICE.

Alpha will have new and extended
train service beginning with Monday
on that date, june / the morning and
evening trains from and to the south,
will come into Alpha just as in the
past the Crystal Falls-Powers trair
has made the run. The train time un-
der the new schedule will be as fol
lows;
Arrivals S:30 a. nj, 1912 a. m.
1885 p m, 6:07 p m.
Leaving S:35 o. ~, 1915 a. m,
3:40 a. m, G:10 p. m.
The trains arriving at 1912 and
6:o7 will be daily trains, and also
those leaving at 1915 and 6:1O. The
other trains viii be week days only
The diamond drill., 1919-05-31

The farming colony in Mastodon Is
steadily growing. Two farmers were
added 10 the Buck Lake settlement
this spring and several to the pento-
ga section. The increase hasn't been
as large as might be but 1t Is encour-
aging for II is but two years ago tna'
,hese settlements were opened up 10
farming.
In addition to the settlers who nave
actually moved onto their farms there
are number who have purchased
land and are paying for II while
working at the mines. Just as soon
ne thev can see their way clear they,
100 will move onto the land, so that
in the very near future Mastodon
township will have many additional
farmers.
The farming colonies in Mastodon
township al the present time are four
in number. The old and original one
is In the vicinity of Mastodon station
where many years ago John Johnson,
Lars Hendrickson and others settled
and now have fine farms. There are
about dozen farmers in that colony
and they are among the foremost IN
Iron county
The other settlement is near Pen
toga and Is OF comparatively recent
settlement. This settlement grew
out OF the cplonizing movement at
Pentoga which place is across the
line In Stambaugh township. A fine
new school house was built by the
board OF education one year ago to
serve the people of this settlement
which is sometimes called the In
dian Lake Settlement"
The next settlement, and one that
has a mixture OF pioneers and new
blood is about the Dunn mine where
the McLaren farm is located There
Adam Sherwood, Anthony Davis and
others OF the pioneers turned to farm
ing many years ago and have some
excellent farms. There has been a
big addition to this settlement within
the past three years, the new blood
taking up land to the east, adjacent
TO the county roads in the lands cut
over by Mr., Blomgren OF Norway
several years ago. Already fine farms
are showing up among the area OF
stumps and down wood. The new
eomers are mostly Poles and surpris-
ingly rapid development has been
made in this section.
The other district Is new one, that
about Buck Lake. This settlement
Las had a phenomenal growth num-
bering over a dozen actual settlers
at the present time The lands are
among the finest in the county, com
paratively free OF stones and is very
rich soil
The settlers are mainly Poles and
hard WORKERS ana IN the very ahofl
time they have been on their land
they have made surprising advance.
ment.
The Nevada Land Co. Is pushing the
colonizing plan and Mastodon town
ship owes much Of its advancement tC
this company. Mr. NJ. h. Richards, it'
general manager, Is encouraging ad
vancement IN every way possible.
Lands are sold on easy payments
and many miners are now planning
20 retire 20 farming In the near fu
ture upon lands that they are payinl
for monthly out of their earnings.
The diamond drill., 1919-05-31
poo Birds.

Dog-birds are small. brownlsh denl-
zens OF the New South Wales south
eastern tablelands. between Lake
George and the Snowy mountains.
They derive their name from the man.
ner OF their language. They may cas-
lily be mistaken for q family of young
terriers having an early lesson in
barking. A ragged stick nest, with
lateral entrance, not readily dlstin
guIshable from any old bundle of twigs
suspended In the forx OF tree. forms
the kennel Of the feathered poodle,
and there he rears broods of pup.
birds year after year IL unmolested.
The diamond drill., 1919-05-31

You feel different the minute you
take II; a gentle. soothing warmth
fills the system. It's a pleasure tc
take HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
Helps purify the blood. drives out
the germs OF Winter. gets you hustl-
ing. bustling, full OF life and energy.
CSC. Tea or Tablets. Rezins' Drug
Store. lists
The diamond drill., 1919-05-31

The many friends Of Misses Judish
and Harrington gave a shower fer the
two young ladies az the Porter school
one evening this week a large mum
ber were ~ attendance Tie two
young lndics have been teaching IN
the Mastodon township schools for
the past two years Miss Judish will
be married soon 70 an Iron River
young man and Miss Harrington to e
Mastodon township young man
The diamond drill., 1919-05-31

Alpha baseball team trimmed the
Iron River city team 10 the tune Of
4 to last Sunday IN game that was
very Interesting Murphy pitched a
brilliant game for Alpha while Con
molly and thinner took turns in the
box FOR Iron River The Alpha lad
was never III trouble. having a clear
mastery over the Iron River batters
lat all times. Base BAH Is looking up
in Alpha Tho war interferred great
ly with the game here, but II Is com
ing back
The diamond drill., 1919-05-31

The Commercial Club held meet
ing last Tuesday at which the ques-
tion OF arranging for Lyceum course
for the coming winter was taken up.
Alpha will certainly have such 4
course.
The diamond drill., 1919-05-31

Roy Weeks has a new Ford and he
is a regular Barney oldheld these
days. Talk OF speed merchants. Roy
has a big stock and knows how TO
dispose OF Il, too.
The diamond drill., 1919-05-31

A large number attended the dance
given at the pavilion last Saturday
night, many coming from Crystal
Falls and Iron River.
The diamond drill., 1919-05-31

The Alpha band viii be called up
on TO oficiate for Crystal Falls as
we'll as Alpha hereafter or until the
Mckinney Steel band boys get back
TO the Falls again. The Alpha band
Il improving wonderfully in its work
and should be encouraged.
The diamond drill., 1919-05-31

The following Alphaites were In at
tendance at the minstrel show in
Crystal Falls last Monday: Mr.. and
Mrs. w J. Perkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Or.
J. r. Edwards, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Kazelik, Mr. and Mrs l. V. Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs r. p Weeks, Misses
Carlson and Evelyn uren and Mr..
Henry veeser.
The diamond drill., 1919-05-31

The Alpha Minstrels went to Iron
River last night TO put on their show
under the auspices OF local church
organization at Iron River.
The diamond drill., 1919-05-31

Mrs. ]. X. Hubbard was called TO
Norway by message telling her OF
the illness OF her mother, last Tues
day.
The diamond drill., 1919-05-31

Captain Piper has left Alpha 10
take position az the Rolling Mill
mine at Negaunee.
The diamond drill., 1919-05-31

FOR FRESH MILK and cream call
the Gasagranda Dairy. Phone 190-F5.
-Adv.-May31-tf
The diamond drill., 1919-05-31

READ THE DIAMOND DRILL.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-04

Antonio Lama to Emily. Rengiser, 1905
I Marnion av; pr mtge $4,000: Aug rs
1nstsls c. attys, Hirlenlan d. v 39l f
i+s'H 81 ........-. ........ Sl.a 500
l62D ST. ss8 r, S. 3oxlo9.2; Morris Her
man to Isnatz Rose baum. 70 Lenox av;
pr mtge $4,000. Sept J. $ yrs p c
atty, B Pollack. GO Park Row. IS 600
ls2D ST. s7o e. 8 5, 25xlll.o; Morris Her
man 20 same; pr Intge $4,000: Sept /:
yrs, 8 p c; atty. same ........,. IS 900
MCRDOCK AV. s. $50 $ Randall av. 25x
lSo; lS9 y;,a, Wm Sc, Schroeder to to AxeI Myren.
~ 's'ra g att atty sgt caanaa qan ST'' los a
PARK av ..................... Sl,23T. 2S
vIREO AN $. 74.a 234th st. 2is
e1S5,eS e1oo Miehasl n, wt;51y 6aPysy to No9srs
atty r w Cro,nley. 17s Bway.. 81 500
VIREO Az. 8, s5.lO. $ 234th st. l6.Sx
700 Adolf Fai!owitz to same; Sept :;
yrs, interest per bond; atty.
same ......... ........... ...... s.. $50
VIREO ~ s. 1925 : 934th ST. 1853
Xloo; Malto katzner to same; Sept
WHEELER Av. 1926 e 5. 4oxloo; Emil
Schin and ano to Christian oo o"nde 574
due s5 ess st a; per pr 5Hd bdRd &C., sos@r sep
@24TH 81. sss E, $, ss.4xli4 GeT,rule .s1.Gge
NJ Lowe to Mary A Lewis. sf6 Z 224th
st; Aug 81: due. etc. as per bond: atty.
JACKSON AN, 770. q 8. g5xS1.6, Roscson
son av: pr mtge $4,000; Aug 90: yrs,
atty. T & NJ Co, 1885 Broad
LA FoNTAYNE Az 2l6s. 3 s. FOXES, julia
Donohue to Mary Sutter. 2l66 La Fon-
taine av pr ntge 5000; Sept :; yrs
p c; atty, II smith 400 fremont
RoGERs pL. : cor GA st. 1oox72 { NJ
B Realty CO to Nathalie Thompson.
CPS 45th St. Brooklyn; pr mtge s5s.soo;
Aug 49, due Sept l. 1923, y {, alty
BARNES Az W $. 1911 2l5th st. a4x
$50: Philip senesey to Geo Mayer 40
f list st; Sept 3 yrs. c; atty,
Title Guar & T Co, I76 Bway ... 81, 500
LOTS II and Il, map Flanagan Estate; ;
John n Wolf to Jos Newman. 1913 Ben
2 G. atty, Title Guar & T Co. l7d
CLAY AV . 5, 2ao lssth st. lsxso .
Nathan Jacobson to Wm Lau,z' lS.4
GRAND BLVD AND CONCOURSE w e
Minerva pl. 45xl0O, Fredk Stubcn vol
and ano to Union So Savings Bank 20
lawyers .soy s. r & + co, 100 Bway " = 5000
Fl he TO John y Wolf. 2l4+ Story
av; pr rntge $4,000; Sept > due, etc.
az per bond; atty. J y Wolf. 2l44 Story
wEITLOcK Az. W ;. 200 n Tinany st..
25xloo; Gussie e Stra assberg TO Charlotte
Scorging 921 Whitlock av; pr mtge
$4,000. Sept 2; yrs, ~ p c, atty. John
Davis. 55l Courtlandt av. ....... ,000
25xloo; Morris weisbers to nathan
Ellenbogen. 1907 Bryant av. sept ::
.ustals, 6 c; atty. y Eilenbogen, 1907
Bryant aV ...........-. .5Vo
New-York tribune., 1919-09-04
Small-House Buying in
Brooklyn Realty Market
Trading Supports Reports That
Renting Situation Is Forcing
Purchase of Homes

Samuel Galitzka and J. Lacov have
sold the two-story and attic one-family
house in course Of construction at the
southwest corner of East Tenth Street
and Avenue l., Flatbush.
0. E. Allard and the j. J. Levey Com
pany have sold 66s Argyle Road, be-
tween Glenwood Road and Foster Ave-
nue., Flatbush, two-story, detached
one-family cottage, on plot 4Oxl0O. to
a client for occupancy
Sale in Bay Ridge Section
Walter S. Ross and c. c. Gretsinger
family dwelling at 345 Bay Ridge
Avenue.
Activity in Borough Park
The Realty Trust has sold for the
Artce Realty Corporation the brick
dwelling at 1851 and 1858 Fifty-third
Street, Borough Park, to Genuffa L.
Savarese.
|. Salzbcrg has sold to ID. Levine the
two family dwelling, on plot 2oxloO, at
11l9 Forty -cighth Street.
Howard c. Pyle E. Co. have sold
1886 Forty-fourth Street, between Ff-
teenth and Sixteenth avenues, a two
story and cellar dwelling, on lot 2Oxl0O,
for T. T. Sullivan to Yctta Dubinski
Glcnwood Road House Sale
The Bulkley & Horton Company has
sold 3119 Glenwood Road, between
East Thrty-first and East Thirty-sec
ond streets, a one-family dwelling on
plot 35x1lO, to NJ Dranow for occu-
pancV.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-04
Results at Auction
At II Vesey Street
BY Henry Brady

WEST 1T 18th to ST 227,2ss. $. $50 7th
and store bldg; Leon Tuch1nan VS. Volga
lR1: due. sslss4S' taxes tzs etc. Dsn1n9s si5oo
subject to a lntge OF sll2, To TilIie
Sooknc. 2 party in interest, for si23.000
EAST il4TH ST. $50. s. 100 W "a av
dsxloQ IL. 4,sty ;enement; Katherine
!, Dyrer lR); due. sll oo9 63. taxes. etc
stl'3S TO the plaintiff for SO. 900
EAST iST ST, 46, n g. 1926 :. 2d av
2@ZxlOOl. 5-sty tenement and stores
rector. Churchwardens and Nestryrlen
OF Grace Church III City of New YORK
VS. Louis Rinaldo ct al Alfred II Town
ley (R); due, S26,6l6Ss, taxes etc. s575
TO the plaintiff for $4,000.
EAST lST ST. SO n s. 3l0s I'd ay, 23Iix
100 lx24 6xloo3. 5-sty tenement and
Rinaldo ct al Alfred II Townley (R)
due. $27.6l9.ss, taxes. etc. s575. To the
plaintiff for 500
By Joseph p Day
THIRD Av, 1888. n e C l40th st, 20xl0o.
5-Sty tenement and stores Flow Realty
Go vs Malex Realty Corporation ct al
BenJamtn Brandner tR) due,
By Samuel Marx
EAST 18th ST. 307 II s. 1875 Z, q of Second
av. 25.exsSS. 5-sty tenement and stores,
A Lustig ct al David L Wen (R) due,
Sll. S3065; taxes. etc. Sls032 TO the
plaintiff for $1,000.
BY Arthur c Sheridan
MERCER ST 81, $. 22s # T. OF BrooYne
st. 23.loxl00, l-sty store and vacant:
N! Metro op9litan SAVINGS Bank vs. Joseph
W Kelly et al; William L Wood wa. r d
(R): due. s20.0sl.32 taxes. etc. 1850.
TO the plaintiff FOR $4,000
New-York tribune., 1919-09-04

Sept 3; J " stiles. jr, to Equitable Life
Assurance Society: 8 yrs. : per cent:
attys, Alexander & Gs 120 Bway: gold.
lasTH ST. sla W, 5. l-.exss.ll; sept 2;
Bessie \ Pierce to Mary Schinzel,
COZ " ldoth st. yrs; per cent atty,
sTu qI = sr ernotrs 4a4g " Nsc'oT 4oxasil 0yu IN
sept 2 Esszee Realty Corp 10 Jacob
Moersfelder, ll2s Jackson av, Bronx;
IL II Ritterbusch, so Maiden Lane
$1,000
10TH ST 5ls ". $: l7xss.ll: P m;
FER CENT atty, II A Thelluson, 81 81
AuDTBoN Az 4sf, g $. so n lssth st,
ss.loxs5; m Sept 2: stark. Splitter q
Go to Albert e Wessau. $50 Riverside
4 -, 81 Chamb bers st S3s.V~v
BAINBRIDGE AV, 9s45, 22Sllo.s: Jno
Guar & T CO. 176 Bway .....' IS. 900
SAME PROP, same TO oscar zeIl!er, So
BELMONT Az Dol W =. 36. 4xloo; .iiu-
sepps Fontana and ano to May = MI %
atty 5 Williamson, 36a Alex av. Sc, 500
BELMONT AV. 1903. W $, 36.4xlo0; same
to Barbara + Muller, 695 E l7oth st
Sept /; nstalls. SO; atty, same $500
13sD ST, 75l f. NJ $. l6sxloo: John
skin. \ Y Sept 81 . yrs. 6la % atty;
Mckeown * f. 500 Courtlandt az $3.50
FoN sr. 1000, :, 43.sxlo56; Samuel
Weiner 70 Katie BcaInan. 1000 FOX st ;
prior mtre $4,000 Sept ?. yrs, ~ :;
alty, Fried, 200 5th av.........-. 5000
2S5Tn ST. 1919 L; VIM a Kreussen to
julius Wanner, I'll f 237th ct; Aug S
3 yrs, p c; attys. Speir & B, 81 VAL
PALGsADEs PL. 1909: Caroline S Az to
Constance = Riley. 1908 Palisades pl; pr
utpe s6G, 600. Aug 21. yrs. c; atty
Lawyers T x T Co. 100 Bway 81. 900
l69TH ST. 557 e. Il =. 43x9s.o: Robt "
specht to Frank Lee, 257 W l2Sd st.
and ano; Sept .; yr, p c: atty. l.
1t Role. Bergen Bldg, Bronx .... $1,000
l36TH ST 369 T.. s, 57.6x100; J Homer
iIIldreth to Cath Burton, 305 Liberty
81. New Aurgh, \ Y Aug i yrs. p c:
atty. q II Taylor, jr. 81 Chambers 81 25 0
TAYLOR AN. 634. s. 50xl00; Gabrielle
Saliva to Gerardo Dagostino. G34 Taylor
aV, sept .. yrs, p c, atty, Title Guar
* I CO. 116 HWay ...... .....-.. - "Vo
HUGHES .\N. 2160. Oak Tree pl.
2l.5x95. Teresa Cosentino to Rose Rossi.
2420 Hughes av; Sept .. yrs. c;
atty. Title Guar n T Co, l76 Bway $1,000
FAlLE ST, 1895, =. 20Xl00; Sarah Sher
TO Jacob Busch. 1895 FalIe st. Sept 2;
instais. p G. atty. G. e. T co. rs
ST LAWRENCE Av. 1882, 8, 25xloo;
New-York tribune., 1919-09-04
No Let-Up in Bronx
Realty Trading Activity
Three Flats in Beck Street Pass
Into New Ownership; Many
Other Houses Sold

Leitner, Brener & Starr have sold for
G. A. Azar to Philip Wattenberg, 685,
6So and 693 Beck Street, three four
family flats, each on plot a34x10O; the
same brokers have sold for Anna T.
Walker the two family dwelling at 734
Kelly Street to George c. Brandman.
Philip Wattenberg and Calm & Pitt
man have bought from Noel B. Fox
ia Paramount Place, the four story
eight family fat. on lot 27x1OO Lett
ner. Brener & Starr were the brokers'.
Lcitner Brcner & Starr have sold for
Samuel Friedenberg to the Joralomon
dent, plot on the east side of David
son Avenue, between Fordham Road
and l90th Street, 2121a feet south of
19oth Street, 62 Y x100. 1t is the inten-
tion of Mr.. Kovacs to build a five story
apartment house The same brokers
have sold for w. G.. Lane and Lorilard
Spencer, trustees, to Lizzie Bederman
623 and 625 Faile Street, two two fam
lily brick semi-detached dwellings,. on
lot 25x100 each, and for Mrs A. Cohen
720 Union Avenue. q two family house,
on lot lS.6xo3, to Mrs. Rose Sitzman.
Hoe Avenue Resale Brings Profit
Max N. Natanson has resold to Jacob
Silverstein, 1041 to lO45 Hoe Avenue,
two five story modern walk-ups, each
on plot 45x12o. S. Potash was the
broker.
Southern Boulevard House Sold
The A. M. Realty Company sold to
the Dixie Security Company the two
five story modern houses with forty
five apartments and nine stores, at the
northwest corner of Barretto Street
and Southern Boulevard, on plot l25x
los. Steinman & Steinman were the
brokers.
Operators Get Corner Flat
The Benenson Realty Company has
bought from Henry Rubert the south
east corner of Bathgate Avenue and
178th Street, a five story apartment,
on plot 6O.6x92 Clement II. Smith was
the broker
Washington Avenue Flats Sold
Calm & Pittman and Philip Watten-
berg have sold 1369-71 Washington
Avenue, two four story brick double
flats, on plot 27x136 each, to Louis
Brill.
Small Flat Deals
Arthur Wcyl g. Co. have sold for
Henry Cohen the eight family fiat at
9l9 Avenue ST John. The same brok-
ers sold for Mrs. Scoggirg the three
family fiat at 921 Whitlock Avenue.
Sale in 2l7th Street
Charles Hensle, through his attor-
ney, Lewis S. Marx, sold to Charles
Smillow the dwelling on lot 25x114, on
the south side of 217th Street, 225 feet
east Of White Plains Road also sold
to John McNicholas 26 Elinor Place
Yonkers, a private residence, on plot
75x100.
Resale Brings Physician Profit
|. Lincoln Seide Company has sold
for DR.. Urius Himmelsten 2295 Uni
versity Avenue, three story brick
dwelling, with garage, on plot 5Cx
100. DR.. Himmelstein purchased this
property through the same brokers
about two months ago.
Sale in 136th Street
Dora Pine has purchased from Cor
neia Hoyt through Williamson &
Bryan the three story frame dwelling
at 3Sl East 136th Street, on lot 2Oxl00
New-York tribune., 1919-09-04
Balch, Price & Co. Take
New Fifth Ave. Place
Rent Entire Floor North of 42d
ST. for Mems Hat Depart.
ment; Rush for Space

The Rowantree-Schley COMPANY has
leased, with F. J. Guilfoyle g. Co.. the
seventh floor at 300 Fifth Avenue TO
the Lamson & Hubbard Company, of
Boston, proprietors of Balch. Price &
60, to be used as a salesroom and
omces for their mems hat department.,
ana 70 tne same company the first
loft at 479 to 485 First Avenue, at
the northwest corner Of Twenty eighth
street, 10000 square feet, for the Myles
Realty Company ely ]. Ricscr, presi-
dent). to be used for storage PURPOSES
The Rowantree- Schley Company has
also leased for Martin E. Kern to the
klrman Rug and Trading Company
Room I'll to TIA in the Croisic Build
ing. at Fifth Avenue, corner Of TWENTY
sixth Street, and for the estate of Ben
jamin Altman the top loft at 287 Fifth
Avenue to the Fifth Avenue Photo
Studio.
Spear e. Co. have leased the eleventh
loft at 85 Fifth Avenue to |. Mittelman
& Co. for term of years; the store
and basement at 80 and 32 West Twen-
ty-tourth Street to the Franklin Wool
en- Company; the corner store and base
ment at 357 Sixth Avenue to BENJAMIN
Klein for term of years; the parlor
floor at 25 Bond Street to Spelling E.
N'iNNE>tlioi, tFic llISI lUIt at . ana 8
West Eighteenth Street to Lawnwer &
Ginsburg for term of years: the
tenth loft at 28. and 80 West Twenty
fifth Street to Edward Michael and
Murray Cohen for term of years; the
store and basement at 80 and SO Greene
Street to Holman & Sadofsky; the
third and fourth lofts at 80 and 80
Greene Street to the Jacman Waist
Company; the third and fourth lofts
at las and $50 Greene Street TO Harry
Godotf for term of years, the fifth
loft 10 Blum & Weinstein and the
store and basement to Lipshitz G. Obe-
Ter; the third loft at 1872 TO 1856 Woos-
ter Street to the Republic Doll and Toy
Company.
White Goodman have leased at IS
West Twenty-sixth Street the first loft
to the Monroe Dress Company, the sec
ond loft to Horwitz & Dorfman. the
third loft to the Altman Pleating Com
Embroidery Works; at 208 Wooster
Street, the third loft to Siegler, Nowack
& Newman; the top loft at 864 Broad
way to Jacob Stegman.
A. H. Mathews has rented the second
floor at 35 Warren Street, at the corner
OF Church Street, to the Edward V.
Hartford Company, of New Jersey.
Hirsch & Friedman have leased the
seventh floor at Is to 90 West Nine
teenth Street to the National Hand
Embroidery Company; the fourth floor
at l3 and Is West Twenty-fourth
Street to Abraham Keizer; the fourth
floor at 1876 to 139 West Twenty-sixth
Street to Plotkin Brothers; the fourth
floor at 312 and 3l4 Seventh Avenue to
to Morris Levy & Bro and the ninth
floor at la and l16 West Twenty sew
enth Street to Harry Friedman.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-04
Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

MONROE ST. 1853; John "A phiibrick &
Bro agt Monroe Wet Wash Laundry
Co. Inc. owner; Greet Construction co.
Inc. contractor ..,.---...---.... s2s7 IS
WEEHAWKEN ST. 8: Alfred c Dosher
agt Thomas Lynch. owner: 3 Conboy
Trucking Co, INC. lessees and CON
WEST END AV. 6s3: Stephen Whisten
ast Anna Crompton. owner and CON
18TH ST. 2Is e; Harold F smith at
sarah 8 Patrick. owner and con
BROADWAY 1907 to 1919. Isaac A Adler
agt Elaine c White al. owner; Alt
man Estates Inc. contractor (re-
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owner and contractor ..........-.... Sl05
STH Av. 22s. Chas y Winston et al
agt Morris Goldbauni, owner. Isidor
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WEST END AV. 5s3: Walter j White agt
Anna Crompton, owner. A Winston.
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Co. Inc. aEt Adolph Veg. owner and
contractor .......... ... ... -. $3.50