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New-York tribune., 1919-06-24
Satisfied Mechanics Liens
Bronx
YER Av. 2os5; Jacob Lieberman agt &c
cile Breet; Jan 16. 1919. S3e 0
State viii Not attempt
To Enforce Prohibition
Licenses Good Until October I,
Excise Commissioner Says;
Fe,o Requests for Refunds

Special Correspondence
ALBANY, June 23.--In the event Fed
eral prohibition becomes effective July
l, the State Excise Department will be
in no position to supervise enforce
ment Of the act, according to State Ex-
else Commissioner Herbert S. Sisson,
who to-day said the state, in his opin-
ion, cannot interfere in the sale of in
toxicants as long as they are sold under
state licenses.
AS liquor certificates issued by the
department are effective until October
!, Mr.. Sisson holds the sale of liquor
in the state, even though prohibited by
Federal laws. must be recognized under
the state excise laws. The Legislature
IN its recent session failed to take ac-
tion on either of the two enforcement
bills introduced.
SHOULD prohibition go into effect in
July" said Commissioner Sisson, "f am
strongly convinced the state cannot in
terfere."
Commissioner Sisson said if appIica-
tlons for licenses are made after July
l, or even after October /. the state can
do nothing but issue them. The de-
poA .AEeHt mas received no word from
the Federal authorities in regard to
what enforcement steps the Federal
government intends to take
1t had been expected that a great
number Of license holders, especially
retailers, would have taken action to
surrender their licenses and receive tae
rafund due them under the law. How
ever, the number of applications is not
above average. 1t is believed that MANY
license holders are planning to sell 2.75
per cent beer and light wines.
Should the Federal government take
drastic enforcement action July /. H.
cense holders in the state would re-
celve refunds aggregating $4,000 900.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-24
Recorded Mortgages
East Side

''JH s. iss f'sst Raas 1s"' ,s
ssos .Ss9n affy fS 'qsfA'' Cook s. RF Pfc Pss
18TH ST, $, IS W Lexington av. ssSlsx ss'Iss
Corpn to Laura 1 T Richardson. $50 w
n"on 9Gd ST que que and INT "a as bond attys su.
2o Frank A McQuade to Title Guar &
Trust Co, 17s Bway; due and int as per
ssTH ST, s5l e, n 5, 25xloos; m: June June
U.s. Jacob Hirsch and Lyman Heller to
Kate zanzig 527 ssth st; 5 yrs 6 c;
pr mtge $4,000; atty. Geo Ludwig. ISL
West Side
7TH Av.- ss3 8, e3.3 n soth st. 2sx75;
m; juno 2o Selg Forster to Green
wich sav Bank, 246 9th av; 5 yrs. 5 4
p c; attys MddIebrook & B. As Cedar
ssTH ST. s. sac e 9th av. s4xss.s; ;'J,uas Jups
20; Jas P. Hinch to Dry Dock Saw
Sss1 at ATTY BITsz rieseSor sqs int 80 as raf psF
10TH Av, So, n " c. 5sth st, 25.ax7s
VIM S Devery to Jos NJ IIeimerdnger,
rs st Nicholos Terrace; deed recorded
as moTtgage: due as per agreement;
attys' Root b & II. 81 Nassan ooo St
18TH ST. ms, 70 " I'd av. .oxso; 10; p m;
Jpns le Vincent ~ o.! Correals z to Margt
pr mtge, $1,000; attys Morris & Haxlesy;,
14sD 81 81 5, 100 e. 7th av, s7.sxss'iI' sIIv
june is; Roach Leasing CO to Reuben
Newman, 2s6 5th av; due Sept 16, 1920,
A6R1sN s pr Ey ntge y2soo1 from 81 81 900
Regina and Mortlmer Burger to
Justrite Realty & Mort Holding Corpn.
pr mtge, $500; atty, ABR solomon,
~ broadway .sl,eoo
10TH atb Az ssS 9th m st May l'sio 81 tse1ts tH
and Church st Co to VIM Isham. al
f esd st, and Hamilton Odel, 1875 w
atty atty f. ssES 9es co.. lis S'f Broadway Ca way
25x10o; Jacob Arbeit to Chas J Sully,
1857 Teller av; pr mtge, $4,000; June
26: atty. Title & s. r Co: 17s
PLOT begins 3s5 White Plains re- 4
4s5 n Morris Park av, runs 1oox
ssx l9os Z to beg aS solomon 1Tn Gins
May 90: .6 c; atty Bernhein,. 955
Bway, Bklyn ............... $500
Lot gst bk H. map csas ssct y s4s
C; atty r Hickos. $3.50 white Plans
Av 1870. 5, a11ioe; john Ohm
Inc, $50 e 167th ST. pr mtge; s2I;5oo;
u!le y L, atly, Il ) Arus,
wHirE PLAINS RD. e 8, 255 st oven oven
pl. 52.5xiS2.1x50x1l7S Geo O Glen
dassnsiang to ABR II Lawson; pr ,mtge
atty. VIM Eggert. 47os White Plains
Av. E :. 100 n Belmont hist. st.
c Campbell. 1884 Bryant av; pr mtge
$1o.5oo; June -; demand. p c; attys,
AV. 20s2 s. 78.11x9e.6;
VIM II Moller to Freda nj Brady. 20S2
Valentine av; pr mtge $4,000; June 21;
instals without int; attys. Clocke, K 6
AV. o s. zz5.l Merrill st.
lots, each 25x95; ntges $4,000 each
Jos Sctallhart to Dollar Savings Bank
27ec Sd av june %; due Dec l. 1922,
5h p C; attys, Mackellar & G, 43 Cedar
sT. s. SIS In%ood av. runs
S6x 132.3x IS to st 55 to
beg; Emma Buth to Jos D Tooker
Scarsdale, Y May 81; yr 6 G.
aattys Griffin & II. Grand st, White
WALTON Av. y q sss lssd st. 2oxs5;
Thomas 81 MiIlen to Elias Brown, 50
w 1llth st June Il; yrs. p c.: atty,
Lawyers Title g. Co. 1so Bway. $500
New-York tribune., 1919-06-24
<eWs and Comment of Urban and Suburban Realty Market
Historic Property in
Lafayette Street Sold

Joseph Conte, restaurateur, has pur-
chased through the Douglas Robinson,
Charles S. Brown Company, 434 Lafay-
cite Street, as an annex to his estab-
hshment at 4S2 Lafayette Street The
property is part Of the famous sColon-
nade Row." opposite the former Astor
Library, once the most fashionable
residence section in the city.
Mr.. Conte's new property, until re-
Gently occupied by 'sThe Churchman,' u
at one time was the residence of Jay
Gould. "Colonnade Row." also known
as La Grange Terrace. was built in
1888. President Tyler lived in 432, and
Bryant, Dickens. Thackeray and Wash
lngton Irving figured in the society of
the "Row," which in Civil War days
was the "oficial" reviewing stand of
the soldiers off to war and upon their
return.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-24

The approximate amount of the Hen or
charge, to satisfy which the above de-
scribed property is TO be sold is One hun
dred and nineteen thousand two hundred
and seventy six and $500 Dollars fslIe.-
76:6D. with interest thereon from, May
lowances. amounting to s34o.os. with In
terest from June sth, 1919 together with
the expenses of the sale. The approximate
water rates or other liens which are TO be
allowed To the purchaser out of the pur-
chase money. or paid by the Referee Is
SO, l75 and interest on FIRST PARCEL
and sl.4oo ana interest on SECOND
PARCEL" There also back rentals
due and payable on SECOND PARCEL
the approximate amount OF which is SIS. 800.
Dated. New York. June 7th. 1919
HOWARD c. KELLY. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-24
Bronx Corner Apartments
Bought bv Investor

The Reich Building Corporation,
Jacob Reich president, has sold to B.
Posner 1856 and 1860 Bryant Avenue
southeast corner of 165th Street, two
five story apartment buildings contain
ing three stores, on a plot 110x10O;
also 8S1 and SS5 Westchester Avenue,
two five story apartment houses, each
on plot 42x10O, and containing six
stores. j. Rubin and Leitner, Brener
& Starr were the brokers.
The five story apartment, on a plot
50x13O, at 2496 Valentine Avenue, has
been sold by Christina Young. This
property was reported to have been
taken under contract by Max Natanson
last March, but the transaction was
never completed The new owner is
an investor.
Investor Buys in Rogers Place
F. A. Holly has sold to the Ararat
Realty Corporation 9S6 Rogers Place,
on lot 30x75.17, south Of 'l65th Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-24
Operator Gets Profit in
Riverside Drive Resale
Brown Disposes of Bachelor
Apartment Near ll4th ST..
Bought Few Days AGO

Frederick Brown has resold to Will
lam B. Knapp, an investor, through
slawson & Hobbs, Che fve-story bache-
Tor apartment at ala Riverside Drive,
near Hath Street, which he acquired
about two weeks ago from Leopold
Weiss in exchange for two Dyckman
fats. The apartment occupies a lot
25x118. Mr.. Brown has also sold 1o2
Edgecombe Avenue, adjoining the cor
ner Of 1S9th Street, a three-story and
basement dwelling, with two-story ex-
tension, remodelled fon three families
Morris Mechner is the purchaser.
148th Street Flats Sold
Freidus & Co. have sold for Lowen-
field & Prayer 302 and 304 West 148th
Street, two five-story fats, on plot
50x99 II.
Sale in 104th Street
Oscar D. and Herbert V. Dixie have
sold for Archibald Henry Macdonald
Sinclair the ve-story double fat, on
lot 20x100, at 18 West 104th Street, to
client Of Robert A. Martin for in
veStment
New-York tribune., 1919-06-24
Assignments Of Mortgages
Manhattan

s7TH ST. So W: mtg SIS 900: Guar TT Co
of to Title Guar g. Tr Co and T G
& T Co to Emigrant Indus Saw Bank
atty, Edw Mcclure, 81 Chambers st;
4oTH sT, 5s5 "; mtg, $500; n Title
g. Mort Co to Loewers' Gambrinus Brew
cry Co and Ey G Tepperwin to the brew
cry co. sos w 4sd ST. atty, Jno McCor-
mick, Beekman ST. 2 assns, each 800
BLEECKER ST, s, 65h Leroy ST
Bank of Huntington to Susan E Hall, At
1s4rH sT. 81 E; mtg, $1,000 Amelia P
Lawrence and ano, trustees, to n Title
r Mtg g1 Co. lss az Bway ,o;h -, sss osS
Bette Wise q Mary Marx, 419 Convent
ay; attys Goldsmith. & w, 81
18th sr. 241-a4s W. Albert F. : Hagar, 'tsa. exr
to International Committee of NJ C
Assns; atty. Jas NJ Gray, 80 Court St.
SANE PRoPERTY Albert Hagar e1r Il.
to same; atty, same. ...-..-....... 81
7TH Az. ISL; Julia D Brown to Title
Guar & Trust Co, It's Bway. s25, 900
57TH ST, 435 e; Grace J McGibbon to
Irene 3 Stilrnan. 81 Clark st, Bklyn:
atty. Vim Miller. s57 Manhattan av.$1
Bronx
ANDREWS Av. 1880; Lawyers Mort Co to
Bronx Savings Bank 427 fremont av;
atty, Lawyers Title & 7 Co, $50 Broad
way go, wv
New-York tribune., 1919-06-24
New Building Plans
Manhattan

GOTH ST, W, for a 10-sty non house
keeping apartment 1S.6xS5.S: NJ A Wei
man, premises owner; c T Disterien,
Is w SSth st, architect, cost. $500
Manhattan Alterations
74TH ST, 165-I59 e, to three 3-sty bldgs.
etc: D Names. 1854 e 10th st, owner :
J @ Rogers. 3e7 Lexington av, architect; !;
cost, $40. 900.
11TH Av. W ssth st, to b-sty ware
house; Anheuser- Busch Brewing Assn
st Louis. Mo. owiAer; Buchanan &. Kahn.
59TH SIT, AIT W. to s-sty college, etc :
Columbia University, owner; r Reilly.
All sth av. architect: cost, $4,000.
6TH AV, 153: to u 4-sty lofts and stores
estate of I.uthin. 1o1 Bowery, owner s
Cohen, SO Union Square. architect; cost
PITT ST. 20: 10 a 6-sty tenement estate
OF C ] Amend, 56 West End av, owner :
Q Retssmann. 1l7 +th av. architect: cost
New-York tribune., 1919-06-24
White Plains Plots
Average Sl.2OS at Auction

The auction sale of plots in the
Green Ridge section of White Plains,
held on Saturday by Chauncey B. Grit
fen & Co., resulted in the sale of forty
one plots for total of $49,35O. Plots
brought from $500 to $4,000 each
Among the buyers were z. j. Ganzado
w: l. Kaber, Vernon Bailey, F. w
whipping, Charles Briggs, Roderick S.
Horton, J. Rucen, W. r. Wishard, Will
lam K. Leeney, Edward Collins, Mrs.
Augusta Werbin, Allen Z. Watross and
George Johnson. The offering COM
prised 14o lots. The average price re-
ceived was 1903 a lot.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-24
Investors Purchase
BROOKLYN F1athouses

The Realty Associates have sold 1866
Suffer- Avenue, four story brick store
and fiat, on lot 2ox1Oo, to Benjamin
Cohen; 143 to lat Twelfth Street, three
three story frame flats, on lot 25x1o0
each, to Albertina Krenski, through
Mrs. T. Rosenburg, and 1856 Ninth
Street, four story dwelling, on lot
1S.8x72.6 feet, to Sallie Hirsch.
Howard c. Pyle & Co. have sold I'll
Woodruff Avenue, two story dwelling,
Erleman.
The Bulkley & Horton Company has
sold 311 Eastern Parkway, a three
story dwelling, on lot 20x112, for Fran
els A. O'Neal
A. A. Hageman has sold for William
G. Stein the property at 2508 Pitkin
Avenue to Joseph and Mary Keihe.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-24
Denies Clash Over
Giving Ice to Poor
Miss Arnold, of Babies Welfare
Association, Explains Attitude
Toward Hylan Committee

Miss Mary Arnold, director of the
Babies Welfare Association, in the
Board of Health Building, denied ves-
terday that there was any question of
politics in the reported refusal of tbs
association to cooperate with the May
or's Ice Fund for the Relief of the
Poor.
There is undoubtedly going to be a
great shortage of ice this summer" she
said, land any agency that is willing
to assist in meeting the sufferings of
the poor ought to be encouraged. Our
committee has offered to cooperate
with the Mayors committee. I do not
understand how any one got different
impression"
The trouble arose over the refusal of
the Knickerbocker Ice Company to sup
ply ice to the Mayors committee, of
which Philip Berolzhe inner, City Cham
berlain, was appointed chairman.
Miss Arnold said the Knickerbocker
Ice Company had found itself unable,
due to the ice shortage, to supply free
ice to both committees. 1t has been 9
contributor to the Babies Welfare sys-
tenn OF Ice distribution for many years.
Last year the Babies Welfare Associa-
tion distributed 2,2o5, 900 pounds of ice,
through 4,90o ice coupon books given to
families where there were babies or
sick children. Each book contained
thirty coupons, cashable on any ice
wagon belonging to one of fifteen or
more firms which were cooperating with
the association.
Mr.: Berosxheimer's charge that Miss
Arnold and DR.. Josephine Baker, head
of the Bureau of Child Hygiene, were
obstructing the work of the Mayors
committee was made in the form Of a
letter to John ). Delaney, of ITO Broad
way, asking him to head the Kings
County Committee for Ice Distribu.
tion.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-24
Tea Importers Purchase
Building They Occupy
Joseph Tetley & Co., Tenants
for Three Years, Buy Green
wich Street Structure

Joseph Tetlcy & Co., tea importers,
have bought the building which they oc-
cury in the downtown business Sec
tion. The firm have purchased through
William A. White & Sons the six-story
building at 43S and 485 Greenwich
Street, on plot 43xS0, adjoining the
corner of Canal Street.
The sellers, T. Bache Bleecker and
Hartman N. Simmons, coffee mer-
chants, have owned the property since
it was erected about ten years ago. 1t
was held at $3.50 The same brok-
crs leased the building to the present
buyers three years ago for the purpose
of testing the packing of tea here for
domestic consumption instead of
abroad, which experiment has proved
success and led to the present pur-
chase.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-24
Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

65TH ST. so Il: Leopold Tyroler agt
VIM Middleton, owner; Joseph A Null
doom; contractor ....... .... ss4 65
BROADWAY. 16sS: Wright Lumber Co.
Inc. agt Floyd Grant and Floyd
Grant Co., Inc, lessees; Nellie Lyon ct
al. owners; j. r. Craig. con-
9TH ST. sos e, N Water Tight Roofing
Go. agt Federation Feather Co. own
ers: Herman Scher contractor so
gineering Corp. agt City Dis
trict Realty Corpn.. owners; n Steam
Co. lessee (renewaD ...... SCOTIA 43
WEST ST 414; Chas N winston ct al,
agt estate Of Geo H Miller; March
u. 1919 M 80: $50
Frederick B Pinkus ct al; Dec s,
1918 S67
New-York tribune., 1919-06-24
HESS Business Property
REAL ESTATE
WESTCHESTER COUNTY
MOUNT VERNON, N. Y.
COUNTY


COLONIAL SHOW PLACE. Large,
hsndsome stone house, 10 rooms. 9 baths.
lsvatories; all the latest improvements:
rsrase for cars Opp. Barley Estate.
Price, sos. 1000.
GOOD INDICTMENT offered to cash
buyer is room house, steam heat, gas,
electricity; open freplaces; lawns; garage,
with chauffeur's quarters. Plot 20ox1oo.
OWNER ANXIOUS TO SELL we'll built
house. ideal corner: space for garage; at
,ractive lawns. Plot 125x142x175- Excel
lent location. Prize, s13.500.
ONE OF THE ATTRACTIONS; ~ rooms
baths large porch; hot water heat, gas.
electricity; garage for cars. Corner plot,
s+5xl11. Price, s25.oc0.
TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED. 12 rooms.
baths. frame house. all improvements;
gas. ectrcity. steam heat; large veranda:
lawns, shrubbery- Corner plot. 75x1o5-
4 MODERN HOME at a modern price.
Bungalow type house, rooms. tile bath.
tie kitchen; room for garage; fine grounds
sextc5. Price. $500.
UNEXCELLED LOCATION. 10 rooms,
tath. steam heat, all i'm provements; lot.
teNl10 Price. Sl4.5o0. Owner. 314 Seneca
ave. Mount Vernon. ~. Y.
a DESiRABLI HOME, Chester Hill sec
ton, 10 rooms all Improvements; plenty OF
s-nny windows; Immediate possession:
rcom for garage. Price. $4,000. Owner.
/. o. Box 228. Mount Vernon. ~ Y
\. E. VAIL CO., INC,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG,
Mount Vernon. \. 7. Tel. 1854.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-24
- - - -
SURROGATES' NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
ORABLE JOHN P. COHALAN, a surro.
gate OF the County of New York NOTICE ia
hereby given to all persons having claims
against BENJAMIN A. WILLIAMS, late Of
the County OF New York, deoea sed. to present
the same with vouchers thereof 20 the SUB.
scribers at the office of Joseph Van Week
Jr. No. Ill 9Th Avenue, in the City of New
York, on or before the Gath day of August
next.
Dated, New York. the 18th day OF Feb-u.
ary, 1919.
HERBERT D. BROWN,
JOSEPH VAN VLECK, JR,
New-York tribune., 1919-06-24

FOR RENT. JULY AND AUGUST, AT
SCARSDALE. WESTCHESTER COUN-
TT. NEW YORK one mile from station,
nineteen miles from Grand Central Ter
minsl Harlem Railroad, an old
fashioned house, parior. dining room.
study and piayroorn- -Four bedrooms and
two maids rooms Three bathrooms, with
two bullt-in showerE Electric light tele-
phone and private water supply. Large,
well cultivated garden and we'll shaded
lawn Place has twenty five acres with
woods Rent, s4o0 per month, includes
care OF place, with gardener in cottage
sad assistant Mix and eggs extra Ad-
dress T.. o. Box 4SG, telephone 81
Scarsialc-
New-York tribune., 1919-06-24
sURRoGATEs' NOTICES

PLATkY, LEON-IN PURSUANCE on
an order of Honorable John p. Coha,en
a Surrogate OF the County Of New York'
Notice is hereby given 10 all persons hsv.
iog claims ag ainst Leon Platky late Of the
County of New York. deceased, TO pre.ent
the same, with vouchers thereof. 70 tie
subscriber, at the Office of Whiteside q
Stryker, her attorneys. at Nc "a Villa =
Street, in the Borough Of Manhattan IN
the City of New York, State OF New YcrE
on or before the 18th day of Novemher.
1919. next
Dated New York. the 18th day Of May.
1912.
ANNIE PLATkr. Admtnistratrtx
WHITESIDE & STRYkER, Aftornsys
for Administrators. Once and p Il
Address. 81 William Street, Borough
of Manhattan, New York City.
in PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF rHr
Honorable JOHN p. COHAI.AN. 4 6arrs
gate Of the County Of New York, NOTICE is
hereby given TO all persons having claiyns
against GALBRAITH WARD. lasc Of ths
County OF New York, deceased 10 press-s
the same with vouchers thereof 20 the suS.
scriber at place OF transacting husiress nj
the olfice Of has attorneys EVERETT
CLARKE & BENEDICT. No 81 wall S.ress
Borough cs &eahstten. City of New Yors'
on or before the 12th day of July nex.
Dated New York, the 1872 day OF Ja,u.
HENRY @. WARD. :eeutor
EVERETT. CLARKE RENEpiCT. Aes
torDeys for Executcrs 81 Waii etrese
AAnhGs<an. New York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-24
Airplane Kills 2 Children
Boy and Girl Crushed to Death
at Franklin Field

BOSTON, June cs.-A bombing air.
plane piloted by Lieutenant Colonel Fl.
8. Claggett, struck and killed two chill
dren and injured another in landing at
franklin Field to-day. Captain william
Z. Chandler, observer on the machine
was slightly hurt. The pilot was not
injured. The plane was wrecked.
Lhc children killed were John Ben
agla, twelve years old, and Beatrice
Kosenbiatt. nine. Sarah Weiner. twelve.
was hurt about the head.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-24
Californian Purchases
Big West 10Th ST. Garage

]. Warren Stokes, of Fresno, Cal,
has purchased through J. Arthur Fis-
cher the international Garage and lease
at 252 to 262 West Fortieth Street, on
plot 122xl00. Mr. Stokes will make ex-
tensive alterations. and plans adding
four stories to the building. The
broker has arranged for an extension
of the lease at q rental aggregating
S400, 900. James J. Grove was associate
broker in the deal.
Mr.. Fischer has also leased to Harry
Schepps the store at e3S Sixth Avenue
and the first loft at 106 West Th1rtieth
Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-24
Liberty Tower Owners Well
Satisfied With Old Agents

The Sinclair Building Company, which
has taken title to the Liberty Tower. IS
Liberty Street, has commissioned Pease
& Gilman to continue the management
of the property. This building has now
been under the supervision of Pease &
Gilman during three ownerships, cov-
ering the last ten years. For the Garden
City Company, which sold the building
recently to the Sinclair company the
agents had improved the income from
the structure $4,000 year
New-York tribune., 1919-06-24
English Resident Sells
Second Avenue Tenement

David D. Weinberger & Co. have sold
for Mrs. Pauline Myers, of England, to
George A. Bruno 2126 Second Avenue,
on lot 25x75, a four-story tenement
with stores.
Snowber & Smith have sold for the
Owen G. Byrne estate the fve-story
;modern tenement at 81 Goerck Street
New-York tribune., 1919-06-24
Gets Dwelling for Gift

Jane A. Hennessy has received the
property at 799 Madison Avenue as a
gift from Richard W. Hcnnessy. 1t
is four story dwelling on lot 20 feet
wide and "a feet deep between Sixty
seventh and Sixty-eighth Streets. The
Hennessys live in the house.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-24

RICE, JEANNE DIN PURSUANCE OF an o,o,,
OF. Honorable JOHN p COHALAN, a Surrogate
g, a The f County q New ye,s notice hereby Tsn
RICE late OF tha County OF New York. deceased. To-
present the same win vouchers thereof The SUB:
Fifth Avenue Borough Of Manhattan. in the City Of
New fprk. On OF before the 18th day of October
BANKERS TRUST COMPANY. Executor
WHlTE & CASE. Attorneys foF Executor II Wsu
Etxeet. New York C1y.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-24
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan

GOLD ST. 81; Gao Donreily to Stanley
Jordan 3e1 Hoyt st. West Brighton, S /;
Apr %. 1oi7 atty, T G & r Co. l7s Bway
l1TH ST, f4s W; Marst o'Neil TO Green
wich Say Bank; Oct 20, 1902; T g e. T
Co, ITS Bway ............t t......S14. 900
HUDSON ST, s7S lease. etc; Fred Wer-
ban. 2o1s bad av. to Adam Metz, on
the promises; Jan l. 1919; atty. Max
Mayer. los Lcx av..-.. .$S,sso
New-York tribune., 1919-06-24
Lis Pendens
Manhattan

s7TH ST. 212 e: ssTH ST. so5 z, and
3sTH ST, 14s e; Daniel W Steele, jr.
agt William Cook Ell al (partition): atty,
S 0 Oppenheimer.
GRAND ST, 2s3 to ss7; Benjamtn Well
ct al agt Annie Roth ct al foreclosure
Of mtg); atty. I S Heller.
Bronx
L6RILLARD P14 s, 200 Pelham av
s54xseO.6 Martha A Howard ct al (par-
tition suit); atty, Stein
VIRGO Av 1914; Robert Caterson agt
Fanny Hatch ct al (nartition su1t) atty,
w + Gay
New-York tribune., 1919-06-24
Downtown Office Rentals

Pease & Gilman have sub-leased Of
fees at l52 Broadway to Hall, Provost
& Webster, and at 33 Whitehall Street,
Offices to W. & A. Fletcher Company.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-24
NEW JERSEY

CALDWELL, N. J.-Rent for
season or year, handsome
large house, extensive grounds,
garden, near station. Tenth
floor, 81 Wall St. Hanover
5l3l.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-24
STUDIOS TO LET

BEAUTIFUL WELL-EQUIPPED STUDIO.
INQUIRE NINE. TOFFr- -COLARD. al2a
BROADWAY, AT 74TH- TELEPHONE.
COLUMBUS 6e6l
New-York tribune., 1919-06-24
CONNECTICUT
MICHIGAN

vls lMsIfHicAS HAS VOTED $50. 900. 600 90
WITH slf AsrsoANrE or SAND. GRAVEL
xsg 49, sTgNE NEAR THE ROOSEVELT
AND DlIjB HIGHWAY FOR BALE
BOX Is l41, TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-24
NEW YORK sTATE

SoR sAI.E-silver Greek Farm; asa acres;
srui. and dairy: three dwellings,; nine
barn or:idinss: seven orchards: fertile
sssi, alfalfa For price and particulars In
guife os owner. Waiter E. Ward. Is
Cp1p<i Street. Albany, N Y.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-24
ROCKL.AND COUNTY
Commuters!

family breakup brings this money
nma<tns Offering: 40 acres. near station and
msa sshool zoo State Road frontage; T.
room bungalow, all improvements: large
sarn- for 5000; half cash: quick action
Howard Goldsmith, 63 Park Row
TalNnh0nA ckak Eeelrunn
New-York tribune., 1919-06-24
MIscn,LArEoUs

Bu1ldsags. wood Of steel. Eoc11ek-
- 2. Portable Blds. Corp. 11S Bway.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-24

REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION
New-York tribune., 1919-06-24

OFFICE SPACE WANTED