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New-York tribune., 1919-11-24
lIth Avenue Warehouse
For Pictorial Review
Proeprty at 9th Street Corner
Leased From John Wana-
maker: Other Rentals

John Wanamaker has leased the
warehouse at Twenty seventh Street
and Eleventh Avenue for term of
years, through S. Osgood Pell & Co.,
10 "The Pictorial Review"
Cross & Brown Company have leased
the store at 236 West Fifty fourth
Street to Jay We'll, and space at 9s
and 100 Fifth Avenue, to Benjamin f..
Celain and to Louis Silverman; at 10
to S3 Fifth Avenue, to Chelsea Manu-
featuring Company; at 102 and 104
Fifth Avenue. to Walter Weiss & Co.,,
H. Roseneld and to Charles Weinstein;
space at the Grand Central Palace to
the international Harvester Company;
at 261 to 267 Canal Street, to George
Strong and William Varey; the store
floor at Is and II West Houston Street,
TO the New York Yarn House; at 105
Bleecker Street. to Sol Hochberg, the
Botvinik the second loft; the first loft
at GAG and 651 Brodway to Green &
Helkin, and space at 102 and 104 Fifth
Avenue to the Penn Textile Company.
E. A. Turner has leased the first floor
at 435 Fourth Avenue to N. J. Schless,
TO be known as Schless, Bauer & Ap-
pleton, silk merchants. for a term of
five years at a rental of S310 a year.
Douglas L. Gilman & Co. have leased
q store in the new building at 81 West
Fifty eighth Street to F. C. Roenuck e.
Co., miliners.
Duff & Brown Co. have leased for
the Doelger Brewing Company store
and basement at the northwest corner
of Eighth Avenue and 123d Street.
Henry Shapiro & Co. have leased the
store and basement at 29S Broadway
for a term of years at an aggregate
rental of 100000.
A A. Hageman has leased for Seth
II. Moseley the building at 46 West
Thirty sixth Street for term Of
twenty-one years to Rudinger, Berk-
man & Co., and for William H. Rutland
the building at 40 West Thirty sixth
Street for term of twenty-one years
to the Unionall Realty Corporation.
Payson Mel. Merrill Co., and the
Brown, Wheelock & Company and Pease
and Gilman have rented large fur
nished duplex apartment at 925 Park
Avenue to j. Henry Towne.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-24
Gravel SHORTAGE
Adds to Stress
In Building
Unfavorable Weather Con.
ditions for Production
and Increasing Demand
Leaves Little on Hand
Fight Advance of Brick
Dealers Succeed in Holding
Material Down to the
Present Price of SI8'

Further evidence Of the stress upon
the meagre supply Of basic building
materials in this market developed
toward the weekend when it became
known definitely that gravel bids fair
to vie with common brick for leader
ship in the famine class this winter,
according to "The Dow Service Daily
Building Reports" to-day.
This commodity, which is an i'm
portant component of concrete work, is
in an increasingly active market, es-
pecially since it became known that
the common brick situation was in dam
ger Of reaching a runaway state as to
price. 1t seems that early in October
the weather conditions operated severe
ly against the production of gravel. At
about the same time the market de-
mand for this commodity began to be-
come extremely acute and has become
even more aggravated as the month
passed. SO much pressure was applied
in the last few days to this commodity
and upon the various producers of this
material that one Of the largest com
panes decided to reopen it's larges
was possible to withstand weather con-
ditions
Stampede for Material
Stampede symptoms began to de-
velop, exactly as in the case of COM
mon brick, and q scramble ensued to
obtain options on available supply for
the winter. In view of the uncertainty
regarding the towing costs next year
and the fuel situation it was not pos
slble for producers to figure their
costs with any degree of certainty, and
IN consequence all quotations are with
held on deliveries after January l of
next year, and no contracts are at
present being entered into for de-
lverie beyond that date.
Sand is in fair supply, however, with
prices inclined to higher marking be-
yond the turn Of the year. especially if
there is a continuation of the present
pressure for supplies. Structural steel
inquiry is also showing the developing
movement OF the building market in no
unnistakable terms. Some fabrcators
report that they have more business
on their books than they have had
since before the armistice was signed
The tonnage varies with comparatively
iew monumental operations. The gen
raj run is for moderate sized com
mercial operations as far as this mar
ret is concerned. The Bridge Builders
nd Structural Society shows that dur
ing the month of October TN pei
ceAt of the entire capacity of the
New-York tribune., 1919-11-24
Newark Plots To Be Improved

Feist & Feist have sold the vacant
plot, 1OOx10O, at 1888 to 389 Avon Ave
nue., Newark, N. j., to Morris Levy,
who will erect one-story garage on
the site. The same brokers have sold
the two vacant plots, 50xl30 each, at
III and 119 Scheerer Avenue, and 164
and 166 Renner Avenue, for William
~ Vermilye, to William and Harry
Mato, who will improve the sites with
residences and garages.
The same brokers have sold the
dwelling at 25 South Thirteenth Street,
on lot 25x87, for the estate of Jennie
Walker, to Fannie Gilbert, and the
property at % Commerce Street t,
Paul Rothman for Morris Gordon.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-24
Buyers Continue to Show
Faith in Bronx Flats
Demand for Apartments in Va.
rious Sections of Borough
Keep Up

The Lebertan Corporation has bought
from Harris Mandelbaum and Fischer
Levine 1861 Boston Road, six-story
elevator apartment, for all cash over
mortgage of $4,000. w. N. Harte
was the broker.
H. L. Phelps has sold for q Mr.. Da-
vies 2609 Bainhridge Avenue, five
story fat. on plot 4OxS5; for Abraham
Levson 1907 Ogden Avenue, a. five
story fat, on plot 27x95, to Mr.. Cru
ner; for Mrs. Krakowski four
dwellings having 1O0-foot frontage
at 218 to 224 East 2O1st Street, near
Grand Boulevard, and for Mrs OF
2575 Marion Avenue, two story frame
dwelling, on lot 25x78.
Clement II. Smith has sold for Mr..
Napoli the five-story apartment at 496
East 164th Street, for Charles H. Bull
the private dwelling at 204 Mount
Hope Place, and for a Mr. Ross, two
family houses at sol and 5O3 East
1881 Street, at the corner of Bassford
Avenue.
Bartels & Waxman have sold for
Hitler e. Sussman the five-story apart
ment at 2158 Crotona Avenue and for
A. Grumbieger the wo-family and
store building at the corner of 18th
Street and Crotona Avenue.
William H. Mehlich and Murray Hill
have sold for Franz and Maria
Schuetz, 1896 Briggs Avenue. a five
story apartment, on plot 40X100.
Dwelling Houses Sold
Calm & Pittman have purchased
from the United Odd Fellows Home and
Association the three-story brick dwell
ing at 697 East l65th Street, on lot
16.Sx7l, through Samuel Singer.
Kurz & Uren, Inc. have sold for the
Estates Realty Company 1445 Minford
Place, four-story fiat, on lot 25.9x10O
Angelo L. Frumento has sold fol-
Anna c. Hanning and Agnes Cook g
dwelling at 65 East 165th Street tc
Benjamin Rechson.
Samuel Cowen has sold the two three
family dwellings at 1916 and 1913 In
tervale Avenue, on plot 42xl00, to 6
Mr. Ginsburg.
The Cruikshank Company have sole
for Mrs. osephne A. Bertin, to Samuel
Shapiro, 2052 Bronx Street, 100x90, and
extending from the easterly side OF
Bronx Street to the Bronx River The
property is now improved with ole
buildings. The purchasers expect tc
rebuild the premises.
Alexander Eelkin and David Mint
and A. Weiss have sold for Franklin
Trust Company the dwellings, on lot
25x10O at 9S7 linton Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-24
Suit to Foreclose on Mortgage
OF 9TH Avenue Building

A lis pendens has been filed in the
County Clerks office against property
on the northwest corner of Fifth Ave
nue. and Twenty-tirst Street, plot
IS .6X1 45.
The proceedings are brought by the
Title Guarantee and Trust Company
against the Twenty-hrst Street and
Fifth Avenue Corporation, the Hudson
Realty Company and others. to fore
close mortgage of 100000, exc
cuted by the Hudson Realty Company
on March 4, 1904, to the Mutual Life
Insurance Company of New York, and
on June 7, 1909, assigned to the
plaintiff in the proceedings. Cravath
& Henderson are the attorneys in the
proceedings.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-24
Thomas E. McWhinney
Sells Estate at Woodmerc

The Payson Mel. Merrill Company
has sold for Charles f. Lamb TO
Thomas f. McWhinney, his property
on the easterly side of Lafayette Place,
Woodmero, l.. l., improved with a
modern stucco residence and garage.
Sale of Flushing Dwelling
The Rickert- Brown Realty Company
has sold to Walter Rees, a Colonial
dwelling on the east side of Twenty
fifth Street, 100 feet north of Broad
way, in Broadway lushing
New-York tribune., 1919-11-24
Sales at Ridgewood

S. S. Walstrum-G Gordon & Forman
have sold for Mrs. Emma P Ames Al
South Irving Street, Ridgewood, N. j.,
to Henry l.. G. Meyer, and for William
J. Harding the dwelling at 1856 Hill
crest Road to G. H. Littlefield; also
for Nelson o. Ward the dwelling at
l31 South Van Dien Avenue to George
CiFaulf
New-York tribune., 1919-11-24
J. II. Galloway Buys
Home at Allandale Park

Fish & Marvin have sold for Charles
koster his residence at Allandale Park
East Chester, consisting of Colonial
dwelling and garage, to J. H. Galloway.
They have sold for Mrs. Mary Bajusz
her property at Armour Villa Park,
Bronxville, to Michael Murphy, of this
city. The residence has only recently
been completed. The same brokers
have also rented for Mrs. Helen P.
Goodell her house at Lawrence Park,
Bronxville, furnished, to T. NJ. Pet
tigrew, Of Denver, Col.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-24
Assignment of Mortgages
Manhattan

vERMILYEA Av S. 1876 Dyckman ct :.
benl tal MordeSai ana ;., ano, trustees @ VII
ano. trustees for Lee Mordecai ct
al !. int in participating int of s2o,-
900. same as trustees for Clara N Plough
ntge OF $4,000. same as trustee for
Clara NJ. Plough ct al. n int in $4,000,
and same TO Title & Mort Mort CO, ls5 .
Y & NJ Co. 1856 Bway. assns amt
o' mtge ............. 5000
soTH ST. 24s W; NJ Estele Melck. In
divid extrx and legatee TO stephen H
Jackson, SO f s7th st; atty. Lawyers
& T Co. 100 Rway. ay..............si 81
2D Av. $, 7s.7 n 18th st; Olive Carroll.
admix and heir. to Olive Carroll. 1875 e
s2d st; atty. Richard Kelly. 2S3 Broad
s4TH ST. 8. 2ls2 Av A Chas D
Ocndorf to Josephine e Geiger. trustee,
1913 Grand av, atty. VIM Schwegler.
1911 80 Observation-Disclosures. IS. 900
ls6TH ST. 500 w; Gill Realty Corpn to
JOS H Dickinson. 500 Av X. Brook
Corpn to sarah Davis. 2os " 97th 81;
attys, Guggenheimer, L & NJ. l2o Broad
10th ST. 5o7 "; Marx & co to Joseph
e Marks, 222 Riverside Drive; address
ssD T'OS ST nwsS IA T. Annie r; 1ohrsor - ~.
Schoenfeld, S4s Z 49th st. address. w
II Brede. S23 < SD st..............sl 81
FoRDHAM RID. Davidson av. 27s
E wendt; 2O95 Bway, trus atty: T 9
SAME property: Augusta f Wendt, trus.
70 same. as commr. atty. same Sl4 000
SAME property. Augusta Wendt, adlnx.
to rector, etc. Grace Church at Cherry
Valley. !; atty. same. sl4.32s
236TH ST. l27 L; Anna p Jaeger TO Mar
tina c Bergman. 2l74 University av; atty.
r II Bergman 2S0i Sd av ........ $500
Mueller, 500 W 49th St p part, atty,
y Mathewson. 55 Liberty 81 ......... 81
SAME property, George Mueller to Peter
Sponheime-, 3l4 Decatur av. atty,
GRAND BLVD and Concourse. 1881
ST. 93X84; Q J Schwarzler TO Greenwood
Cemetery. 10 Bway; atty. T G T
LOTS 1858 and 1856. map T. Spencer. Lor-
Hard Spencer 30 to Ophelia Some born
sg West 75th W. St Stty ophea sSnns Ss
sEDGWlCK AV. 3l2l, Ronald x Browr
TO Letitia A Bedell. at Lncolnville.
Y, atty. TILE Guar & 7 Co, 176 Bway
15oTI1 ST. ssl East; City Natl securitie.
Co TO lsadore Stern. $50 West End av
atty. Jacob Marx. 10 Wall st ........s s. OF
Ei.SMERE I l.. s. l25 Marlnion av. 7bN
zoo to Fairmount pl; Danase + Renaud
to Gustav Reyer. $40 Summit av. NJ
Vernon. \ Y; atty. r Boyer. 2es
GARFIELD ST. W +. 425 Columbus av
25xlo0 Geo f Dodge to Ida Boatt 327
West nth st; atty. Leopold Parrlnoos az az
Eden RI. " $. 1903 lSath ST, 253s
1915; VIM Broughton. escr. TO Caspei
Fischer 4lO East lolth ST, atty, Title
Guar x T Co. 116 Bway ......... $6,o2t
New-York tribune., 1919-11-24
Real Estate Firm Celebrates

A dinner dance was held at the Hotel
Astor on Saturday night by members
of the real estate organization Of
George Howe. Thirty-siX persons took
part in the feast. Brief addresses we're
made, after which there was dancing
until the early hours of the morning.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-24
Broker Sues for Commission

John f. Krwin has begun suit for
$4,000 against Z. l.. Bennett, presi-
dent, and William J. Hoggson, of the
Commonwealth Hotel Construction
Company. The plaintiff alleges he OBJ
tanned the site for the hotel, which
cost S4,0o0.000. and is entitled to l per
cent commission from the defendants
New-York tribune., 1919-11-24
Lis Pendens
Manhattan

10TH ST. II .. lls " Pleasant av. i0ox
lo0.ll TWO actions Genital nion Trust
co Of ast Epstein -t Omen Co OF "a .
folec!os mtges attys LarAin N P~rry.
5IA ~. ~ LIST at. N1+,&l 80. litl- .
forsc.os ntse, attys, CraHath j Hender-
i0TH ST. s33 " Ada Il Coburn agt Walter
Ed.lmaSer It a.. lorcios mtge, attys.
Beals 81 Nichalson
STAN4pN 81 Il " c Norfolk st. a. *
6s Eow : Rosen,hal . gt Louis Ri"ger
ct a.. fOrecios mtge, atty J / herman.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-24
Site and Plans for Theater
On Kings Highway Sold

The theater site and plans for the
theater to be erected by the Kingsway
Realty Company on the northeast cor
ner of Kings Highway and East
Twelfth Street, Brooklyn, have been
sold to John Manheimer. The plans
include roof garden. The broker in
the transaction is James A. Chalmers,
New-York tribune., 1919-11-24
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

Sd Av, go. str and part b: Kelmsr .sr
Sd av; yrs mos from May !. 1920.
s2i00
slsT. W. Sd f.; Ira b Stewart and auo
exrs. TO l A Hartsteir & Co; yrs from
Feb l, 1919; atty, Meyer Moskowitz
AVENuE I3, 1891 cor 10th st. cor str
str adj and easements Victor Muller
to Isaac Z Minor. 174 Avenue b; 10 yrs
from May !. 1917 ......s3. 800 to $4,000
24>H ST l03-1O5 w. ali: Amanda b
Names TO Irving Batkin, Storm av
Arrerne, l. t. 10 yrs from Dec l, 1919 :;
atty, 5 Mandelbaum, 277 Rway So 900
o9TH ST. 243-5 W; all, Edw y Sanford 10
Max Greensteir. 1896 I'd av; 10 yrs from
Jan !. 1920 atty, Sol Fl Eisier. 26l
MApisoN ~. 80, ali, Anna NJ Romsins
70 Mayer Keikes 113 E l4th st. ct al. ,
yrs from July 20, 1919 atty. Gains
burg 25s Bway ...... 900 10 1856. %
18TH ST. "A w all. with option purch
for $50 00o. Edw l. G. Robt 4 Clark
son to Hob Mfg Co, 81 2lst st 10 yrs
from Jan |, 1920 .::...... ..-.s.. s. 800
of Sd Il and b The Robinson Roders Co
TO Meyer Barish Mfg Co. 545 Bway 4
yrs from Feb i, 1920. atty. Horace Lon
don 302 Bway ........ SIC. 900
SOUTHERN BLVD, 1899, cor store Mar
tens-Pape Realty Co to Frank Kalen.
OIL + l7Gth ST. s-l2 years from Sept /.
1916; ATTY. Honig $50 Bway 49,. sl.140
SANE PROPERTY. cor STR same 10 same
yrs from May !. 1921 atty same $3.50
New-York tribune., 1919-11-24
Willys Coropration
Adds to Jersey Site

Joseph P. Day has sold to the Wilys
Corporation, for Runkel Brothers,
chocolate manufacturers, property in
Elizabeth, N. j., fronting on Freing-
huysen Avenue, adjoining the large
plant of the Dusenberg Motors Cor
poration, controlled by the WHY'S
CorpOration
New-York tribune., 1919-11-24
Railroad Sells BROOKLYN Tract

A plot of 237 feet on Flatbush Ave
nue., with depth of over 500 feet, used
as a railroad yard, has been sold by the
Brooklyn City Railroad Company to a
Western syndicate. 1t will be imme-
diately improved. Howard c. Pyle &
Co. were the brokers.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-24
Old Newark Holding Sold

The dwelling at 10 Green Street,
Newark, N. j., on plot 3ox95 feet,
owned by the same family for forty
six years, has been sold through Louis
SchlesInger for Claude II. Miller to
Mrs Catherine Mulligan.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-24
BUSY Bronx Corner Lease

The United Cigar Stores Company
leased from Maria Joseph for ten
years the store at the northeast corner
of Westchester and East fremont ave-
nues. J. Clarence Davies negotiated
the lease.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-24
Negotiated Canfeld's Lease

Rice & Hill negotiated the lease of
"Canheld's" in East Fortyfourth Street
to John G Patton. proprietor of the
Cafe L'Aiglon, reported last week.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-24
Cedar knolls House Buver

Fish & Marvin have sold for Mrs
Florence K. Carleton her house at Cedar
Knolls, Bronxville, containing eight
rooms and three baths on three
quarters Of an acre of land The
property was held at 10000.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-24
Bronx
Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

77TH ST, LAP w II simpson Hardware
Co. Inc. agt Helen Boohman. owner
Mary Alter, contractor. ...-.... sG2. 50
37TH ST 3o7 w Mulberry Roofing Co.
lac. agf Geo W McGovern trustee,
owner Hayes Storage Warehouse. Inc
contractor ....-- 8 10
9TH ST. S59 W, Mulberry Roofing CO.
Inc, agt Henry Downs. owner, August
II Hiiers. contractor .-............ 5 40
lO5D ST. l4s T. MAJ Balik agt Harry &
Rouse. owner Drotman. contiac-
tor......... .......-... .....-.. $500
SCANNED ST, 40. Samuel Nrevitzky agt
Marie VI DE CourvaL owner and con
ANTHONY AN. la07. Jacob Liebsrlnan
agr Bertha Helmuth. owner and CON
tractor ...... .
New-York tribune., 1919-11-24
Sells L. |. Factory From Plans

The Roman -Callman Company has
sold from the plans to a manufacturer
of celluloid buttons a reinforced con-
crete factory building to be erected on
a plot containing 1900 square feet on
Paantar Avenue and Boulevard, Long
Island Citv
New-York tribune., 1919-11-24
Astoria Attracts Japanese

The Rickert- Brown Realty Company
has sold to Yasuchika .Shima two
story and basement colonial tapestry
brick dwelling on Ditmars Avenue, be-
tween Lawrence and Chauncey streets,
Astoria.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-24
Long Branch Home for CITY Man

The H. M. WE'LL Company has sold
for A. Alexander his residence at 80
Cedar Avenue, Long Branch, N. j.. to
DR.. A. c. Wolmark, of New York City.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-24
Help Close Loft Deal

Ryan & Co were associated with
Axel Olsen in the recently reported
sale of the nine-story loft building at
10 West Eighteenth Street to Mary K.
Merritt.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-24
Paws S. /. Builder His Price

Cornelius G. Koff has sold for the
Staten Island Mems Syndicate, headed
by Carl F. Grieshaber, new dwelling
on St. Stephens Place. New Dorp, S. l.,
TO Otto Feist.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-24
Building Loan Contracts

Manhattan
I04TH ST. 2l2-2l4 W. Samuel d Mumey
loans s1th 81 Holding Corpn 10 erect
two fve-story apartments. 10 pay
nc nts & 5 ono
New-York tribune., 1919-11-24
Enlarges Malba Holdings

The Malba Estates Corporation has
sold at Malba-on-t -the-Sound to A..
Alleyne additional land adjoining his
residence.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-24

WESTCuESrER COUNTY
BRONXVILLE & VICINITY
WESTCHESTFK COUNTY'S
COMMUNI TOWN
% minutes from New York

Adjoining Country Club-Gentlemans resi-
steam heat, garage tastefully handicapped
$50 900 Terms
Estate section of Bronxvile, acres;
house is built of Tuckahoe marble; per-
feet in every respect $4,000. Terms ar
ranged.
ing ing land excellent location M near 8
country clubs. The owner is offering 1T
at bargain. Terms reasonable.
Fireproof-suhurban English cottage 10
half acre garage for cars. possession II
May /. 1920; $1,000 Terms arranged.
Near Bronxvilie station-New Colonial
house; has every appointment required
for II complete and up date home, large
plot, possession in so days
BirchIands acres set in the heart of
beautiful silver beech grove Is rooms
baths. with every other conveniences for
eentlemans home. by appoint
n4enf. Price reasonable.
Built at pr--war price-Colonial house; 10
rooms. baths corner plot; Scar garage
10 minutes from station possession ar
ranged. $1S,5
Overlooking Bronx Parkway; 9 rooms. 2
baths minutes of station, plot 62la X
ll5; garage. every convenience installed
throughout the house Possession May !
1890 $4,000
A beautiful home; Spanish style; stuccc
plot ooxloe; every room is large. flooded
SH"'A'''+e o"N i'Siit' Hpt Wdtci ucdl, pos
session May l. 1920 S12.0 coo. Terms.
One of the smaller houses; ready for occu-
pancy; rooms. baths. steam heat
ideal for small family Its beauty,
garage; $4,000 Terms to suit
Ready for occupancy: new and attractiyely
constructed, 10 rooms baths. large
porches. garage, etc. Price and terms
upon request. Don't miss this.
A miniature Palace of half acre: 7 rooms
baths, fine lawn and shade trees; ex-
cellent location. garage: possession May
]. 1920. Price, Sls,500. Terms arranged.
BURKE STONE, Inc.
BRONXVILLE, N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-24
iSrOnN
Satisfied Mechanics Liens

Manhattan
18TH ST. l0s r. Herbert Lucas sgt Her
man Goodstein et al. Dec 81
New-York tribune., 1919-11-24
Reasons for High Apartment Rentals

men houses in Minneapolis The purpos
ocaung he pig outlets In income and also
increase made IN the rentals for
New-York tribune., 1919-11-24
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

DESK ROOM or llaiiing privilege In beau
tifully equipped Offices including stenog.
rapher and telephone services Suite 20l,
16%6 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-24
Fieid-ion Site Buver

George Howe has sold for the Dsia-
field estate parcel on Fieldston
Boulevard to W. E. Freeman.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-24

REAL ESTATE
UNFINISHED APARTMENTS TO LET
New-York tribune., 1919-11-24
APARTMENTS TO LET

APARTMENTS TO LET
$50 WEST END AV.
CORNER S8TH.
Spacious apartments. two and three
rooms: modern conveniences; exclusive
neighborhood; s1,40O to $1,000: ready.
CENTRAL PARK WEST. 44s.-Large ele-
giant room. or smaller connecting
rooms, private family; gentlemen; refer
ences- Apt.
UNFINISHED APARTMENTS WANTED
TWO furnished unfurnished rooms, with
laboratory OF bath: private separate
entrance. Phone Worth 1893
New-York tribune., 1919-11-24
BURKE STONE, Inc.
BRONXVILLE, N. Y.
NEW JERSEY
Tel. Bronxville 1880

SIX ROOM houses. now being completed ;
tiled bath. pantry. steam heat. gas and
electric, hardwood trim and parQuet floors,
plot 50xl50; come to-day. Price 50 500
HENRY SCHNAKENBERCi. Rochelle Park
n. j. Telephone Hackensack 2037-W
New-York tribune., 1919-11-24

IN PURSI ANCE OF AN ORDER or
Hororahie John r Cchaian F. Surrogate Of
the County New York. No OrfcE 10 hsre-
by gwen 20 ali persons having claims against
JOAN COT %PoONER. ale 81 the County u
Ne 1ofk- i'' ascd. TO presenf iLF With
vouchers thereof &c the subscriber at its
ptirl pal place 4 trarzsctfng business No
z2 Nliliem Street. in this City Of New York.
Oh before ,he s1st day O, JanuA-, next
Dated. Aew YORK the Ietn 3ay os July.
1919
TIE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST
NoAFA\N. Executor
GELLER pOf.sToS HORAV Alter.
'seys for Executor. - Exchange Phase.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-24
SURROGATES' NOTICES

In PURSUANCE or ~ ORDER OF
HOS john p. CoHAlAN. surregsts
Of the County pf N"w kork. NOTICE -
HEREBY GIVES to al persons aaviAg
claims against wILLfssM OUsELEY
ROOSEVELT. late OF the County OF Ssw
YORK. deceased. to present thu .ams wltn
vouoh hers thereof To the s1b@cribrrs AZ
their place ~ transArting business ct the
ONCE OF Roosevelt & Son. 40. so Pine
Street. In the Borough u Manhattan. Of
the City OF New YORK. On or before the
Sd day II February. 1870.
Dated New York. tho 2s,h day o. Juir
1919
JOHN E ROOSEVELT and
W EMLES RDOSEN ELT
Temporary AttuinlStrstorA
ROOSEVELT T. koBRE Attorneys for
Temporary Administrators. Nos sS.s
Wall Street Borough Of Manhattan.
New York city
New-York tribune., 1919-11-24
Recorded Mortgages
Downtown

GREENE ST, 1853. W $. 25x1o0, Nov 20,
Nativel Corpn to Gott-more Holding Co,
299 Bway; due Jan 90 1920. 6 p c. mtge
$4,000. atty. Herman Gott!ieb. 29a
New-York tribune., 1919-11-24

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER op
HON. JOHN p. CoHALAN. a surrosat.
OF tho County OF New York. NOTICE IS
claims against JAMES A. RoOSENELT
late OF the County Of New YORK deceased.
10 present the same with vouchers thereof
TO the subscribers at their place OF trans
acting business. al the once OF Roosevelt
E. Son, No. 50 Pine street IN the Borough
OF Manhattan. OF the city % New York.
on or before ths I'd day Of February. 1870.
Dated New York. the .4tn day OF July.