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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1919-03-22
POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1919-03-22

There is considerable quiet talk Of
the probable appointment of John
Barnett to the position of U, S. APP.
praiser at the port Of Chicago. Mr..
Barnett whose place at Broadway and
Waveland avenues is the headquar-
tiers for the party leaders Of the
Twenty-fifth ward, has many friends
at Washington, ID. c.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1919-03-22
NOMINATIONS FOR ALDERMEN
Ward Republican Democratic

Democratic
sMichael Kenna
A. l.. Davidson
tGeorge +. Tiff
Tim. A. Hogan
u. b. McDonough
John Z. Kirby
(long term)
Harry N. Strouss
(short term)
NJ. v. Minekan
ar. A. Woodruff
John ]. Leonard
*Frank Klaus
&c. +. Cullerton
Anton J. Cermak
*Thos. J. Ahern
&c. NJ. Maypole
"Edw. j. Kaindl
~Stan. II. Kunz
IS. Adamkiewicz
+John ]. Touhy
+John Powers
*Henry L. Flick
Dorsey Grove
r, l.. Schapp
J. A. Prendergast
Joseph Pionke
L. ID. Wallace Jr.
Thos. r. Caspers
A. s. Beaudette
Clayton +. Smith
Jas. +. Kovarek
T. J. O'Grady
#James A. Long
c. p. Wilson
Geo. +. Mulligan
"Jos. o. Kostner
"John s. Clark
New-York tribune., 1919-06-20
Fine Estates at Westburv
And Morristown Sold

Ono Of the finest estates in the
Westbury section of Long Island has
been sold by Mrs. Frances Josephine
Pickens and Mrs. Jessie P. LYLE
through Pease & Gilman. The prop
erty is near the estates of E. D. Nor
gan, II. P. Whitney, Robert Bacon and
Mrs. Willard D. Straight, and consists
of twenty acres, with large dwelling
house, garage, stable, greenhouse,
gardeners cottage, etc.
Pease & Gilman have also sold for
Otto H. Kahn part of his place known
as Cedar Court, Morristown, N. j., to
W. V. S. Thorne, who recently built a
fine Place direct across Columbia Road
from Mr.. Kahn. This is in the Nor
mandie Heights section of Morristown
and adjoins the new course of the
Morris County Golf Club.
Kenneth Ives & Co. have sold for
Bryan L. Kennedy his country place.
known as Kenilworth, at Purchase.
Westchester County, to Frederick F.
Bach. The property contains fourteen
acres, fronting on Red Oak Lane, and
improved with handsome modern res
idence and outbuildings. 1t was held
at $125,000.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-20
Decide to Take Over
Beaver Street Property
Directors of Importers and Ex-
pOrters' Insurance Co. to
Erect New Homo on Site

The Importers and Exporters Insur-
ance Company at meeting of, the
board of directors yesterday closed a
contract for the purchase of propertv
at 47-49 Beaver Street, with frontage
of thirty-two feet on Beaver Street
and depth Of 100 feet.
Plans for the immediate erection of
their own Office building were awarded
to a firm of builders and tho companv
expects to have their new building
ready for occupancy before the end
Of the year, They have o1tgrown
their present location at II South
William Street.
The property at SO Beaver Street
has been leased by the marine DEPART
ments of the Continental Insurance
Company American Eagle Fire Insur-
ance Company, Fidelity Phenix Fire
Insurance Company, American Insur-
ance Company, of Newark, N. j.;
Flremen's Insurance Company, of New
ark, N. j.; Glens Falls Insurance Com
pany, and the Hanover Fire Insurance
Company, and 81 Beaver Street will
be occupied as the permanent home
OF the Washington Marine Insurance
Company.
All of the transactions were made
through Robert R. Rainey. The
Charles F. Noyes Company was asso-
clated with him in the resale Of 47-49
Beaver Street to the Importers and
exporters Insurance Company.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-20
Investors Support Buying
I'm Brooklyn Sections
Small Dwellings and Apart.
ments Find Ready
Market

Charles Partridge has sold for the
estate of Arthur H. Selinger, the tapes
try brick store and apartments, at CSC
Franklin Avenue.
The Realty Trust has sold for the
Alec Building Company row of ten
one-family brick dwellings on the
south side of Sixty-thrd Street, east
of Nineteenth Avenue. Mapleton Park
to Joseph Glubok, and similar houses
at 2049 Sixty Street and 2l35
Sixty-sixth Street, to julius c. Bloom
and Louis Kley. present tenants.
Samuel Galitzka has sold for the
Rector Realty Company the one family
house, on plot 20xl25, at 1899 East
Nineteenth Street, Flatbush.
The NJ ,Inerney Klinck Realty Com
pany has sold the three-story business
and apartment house, on lot 21xl1o,
at 962 Flatbush Avenue, lao feet
south of Albemarlc Road. The prem
lses were sold for Henrietta Stelline
to client for investment.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-20
News and Comment of City and Suburban Realty
Chemical Co. Pays Profit
For West Street Corner
Moves to West Side Because Fac.
Side Is 100 Per Cent
Rented

Pease & Gilman have resold for tho
broadway-John Street Corporation,
Elias A. Cohen, president, to the King
Chemical Company 122 West Street
and 81 Dey Street, the southeast cor
ner OF Dey and West streets, bought
a few days. ago by Mr.. Cohen through
Pease & Gilman.
1t IS six story Office building. on
plot 34x74, and after extensive alter
atlons are completed will be occupied
by the King Chemical Company. This
company is now at "a Front Street
which building was sold a few weeks
age. AT the time the Front Street
property was sold Mr.. King appointed
fease Gilman to lease an Office
building tor him in this section, but
after being informed that the section
IN the neighborhood of Water, Front
and South streets was 100 per cent
rented and that there was no vacant
space to be had he decided that he
would go on the West Side and pur-
chase a building.
In purchasing the property Mr.,
hlng said yesterday: 81 believe it is
as important for business firm to
own its own building as it is for a
man to own his own house, and the
time will come when a great manv
firms will realize more and more that
they can secure better location at a
lower cost, besides controlling the
space in the building they occupy,
which is great advantage, so that as
the business grows they can always
secure additional space without NOV
ing to another location"
New-York tribune., 1919-06-20
Buyer for Central Park
West Apartment House
Catherine Walters Takes New
Windsor, Near Goth ST., as
an Investment,
an investment

Inc New Windsor, a seven-story ele-
Sa'or apaftment~house, on plot 5Ox1O0,
at wa and 295 Central Park West
adjoining the south corner of Nineti-
eth Street, has been sold by Charles
II. Darrow, jr, to Catherine Walters
Nassolt Lanning were the brokers.
Joseph Shenk has bought from A.
: ooachlm the six-story apartment at
1897 Hamilton Place, on plot 62x1oo,
q. Harris was the purchaser.
Mr Shenk also has purchased from
the Sause Realty Company through Ed
ward Herman the two six-stoty apart
ment houses at 1924 and 32S West
Ninty-sixth Street, on plot s4x1oO.
Investors Buy In 132d Street
Mrs. Frieda Evers has sold to the
Frame Realty Company the five-storv
flat, at East 132d Street, on lot 2Ox
100. j. Anthony Minott was the
broker.
Operators Buy in 142d Street
The Silverleaf Realty Company has
bought through Clarence E. Hutchin-
son from George w. Fisher the five
story flat, on plot 50w1OO, at 237 and
239 West 142d Street.
Reported Deal in S1st Street
The Eighty-second Street Realty
Company (Mrs. Margret Weber, is
reported to have bought from Mon
tague La Montague the four-story and
basement dwelling, at West Eighty
first Street on a lot 25x1OO.
Sale of 141st Street Houses Reported
The Seamen's Bank for SAVINGS ia
reported to have sold the two four
story American basement dwellings at
4|2 and 474 West 141st Street, each on
lot 18x100.
126th Street Dwelling Sold
Porter G. Co. have sold for Matilda
G. Tetcr to Elizabeth Fitzgerald ths
four-story dwelling at 149 West 126th
Street, on lot 2OX1OO.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-20
City Values Equitable
Building at $25,OOO,OOO

The Equitable Office Building Cor
poration, through Goldman & Unger,
its attorneys, secured yesterday from
Supreme Court Justice Thomas F. Don
nelly writ of certiorari requiring the
Tax Board, which assessed the Equi-
table Building for the current year at
25,Oo0,000, to certify to the court it's
reasons for placing the valuation at
that figure. The petitioner alleges that
the site alone was worth not more than
SS,o00,000 when the assessment valua-
tion was made, and the entire property
but $1s,ooo,oOo. or s7,0o0,O00 less than
the certified figures.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-20
Big Crowd at Auction Sale

The Offering at auction yesterday nv
properties in the city and nearby suburbs
attracted a large sized audience to the
sesey ,sey street salesrcom. Most of the prop
parcels found buyers.
The results of the auction follow:
BY JOSEPH p. DAY
'Ih ~ 81. Al w, bet 5th and 9th avs 23x
to Vessels Ryerson for. 'soc
eF1MENWlcH 1a,E w = ~ 9: bet christopher and
.. for G Aloise for. Ne'. .r si2 600 600
sSTH g5Ias 81 81: E, 5; bet ist and End avs,
exers sale; estate of John sullivan, de.
ceased; to Adolph Hottie for 81. 500
BTooh1yn ssaioo Ski 49, near Sumner av
sale al = :, to ,,,,; Annie zwerdting for $3.50
LA4FAyETTE Az $. 100 Cypress av.
areHibssd nsd Iis9op Msra,sy vscant ant exers sale to
CENTRAL Av. 175-177. Far Rockawav'
eSsrs svsrSo' s$1y Sisty dwls and strs and able
deceased: TO Geo Franklin for. 81. 900
RlINERSIDE IoE,SS DRIVE. W $, 900 n le5th' st,
MeswaonS SySivo vacant a e%rs sale estate of John
vANDERBlLT AV' s2sss7 MssTu'TTm BTook,vp .
saIs s1sy ss,a,a sfamily dwlss. sach 2oxs4 exrs
vERMlLYEA JgsA Az. s. rs Dyckman Ii IAN
st, 225xl5o. vacant: vol sale; knocked
SEAMAN Av. cor so7th st. 1ccx sSI ioSo oSo
vacant; voluntary sale; knocked down
B'wAY. W $, 1872 n 1s1st ST. sssxiSo S,Vyso yso
14WRr eSHf RrWd N9l sale; knocked down at s2s 900
50; Bronx 52xl25x irreg. vacant; vol s,i
sale; knocked down at.. 81 900
1l7TH ST. 51921 Il. n 9. near Pleasant
9av: 4S.6x1oo.ll, C-sty tint; vol sale: sold
JANE ST. ~ bet W ith st and Gresnwieh sn,ion
av, 24X72.'x irreg. 2-sty stable; vol sale:
,oo9> 90 Hay y lnond Lozier for. $500
l22D ST. lis W.. s. bet Lenox and 7th
avs; ~ i7:4xloobi, 3-sty dwlg; vol sale:
100. esty fiat and stores; vol sale,
knocked down at..........sil. .750
57TH ST, 245 Il. bet I'd and Sd avs 3S'4x
1,oyo:o two 3-sty dwlgs: vol sale: Knocked
BLEEcKER ST, 4ii7. 8 cor Bank st0sSo st. sSS
453. and sty bldgs vol sale; knocked
VEST NYAcKI.. Rockiand co-coopeq saSpe9
outbuidings; vol sale: 40 NJ Wolins for
FAR RoCKAwAY large dwlg. on 'i5st plot
S25x2Oox irreg. in Bayswater section
.o Vol sale; to E'dw Cuddihy for SEQ 600
foo.o' 4-sty int G. strs; vol sale; sold
MIDLAND PARK, Bergen Co. '.4OII j. II
acres, acres 4 interest; sold for $500
25xloo. 6-sty tint & strs; trust Co G,
of N Y. trustee. etc. agt Crown Holding
Go ct al due s21.1So 03; taxes ETC. So
122.59; to the plaintiff for. 49,. sis 900
4'Im Ind 81, 10 ". 5. $40 7th av. COX
agt Bryan Smith ct al; due, s212l335
taxes. etc. $50; to James l. Brown for
s33,S00
New-York tribune., 1919-06-20
Bronx Corner Apartments
Bought by Investors
Cash Given for Building a,
10th St. and Marmion Av.;
Buyer for Brook Ay. House

5. Rosen has sold to the Dixie Sc
curity Company S45 East 17sth Street,
at the the northeast corner Of Mar
mlon Avenue, a six-story apartment,
on plot 5ox119. 1t was cash deal.
Buyer to Erect Apartment
The Clemilt Realty Company, Milton
M. Silverman president. has sold
through A. D. Phelps and Charles j.
Brady to the Pelham Hoffman Realty
Company the northwest corner of
Burnside and Davidson avenues. va
cant plot, 1Osx63A122x9O, which the
purchaser will improve with five
story apartment house, with stores.
Davidson Avenue Flats Sold
The NJ. M. S. Building Company, Mil
ton M. Silverman president, has sold
the two five-story apartment houses
at 2O55 to 2059, on the north side of
Davidson Avenue, 63 feet north of
Burnside Avenue, on plot 12Ox90.
Kaplan & 3lackner have sold for the
Conwalt Realty Company the four
story apartment house at the north
east corner of Brook Avenue and 169th
Street, on plot 24x100. A client of the
Benenson Realty Company is the
buyer.
Brown Sells and Buys
Frederick Brown has sold to Sadie
Goldman 921 Home Street, five-story
apartment, on plot 75x97x irregular.
Mr.. Brown has also bought from
Enrelia Ludewig 27O0 Creston Avenue.
a three-story dwelling, on plot 40x75
M. Salmon was the broker.
Sale in fremont Avenue
The Iteloc Realty Company, E. Co.
letti president, has bought from C. D.
Matthews the dwelling 1877 West Tre
mont Avenue.
Tenement in East 18th St. Sold
Millard Welt has sold for Robert
N. Kenyon $50 East 18TH Street, a
six-story modern tenement with stores.
on plot 37.6x10O. l. Willis represented
the buyer.
Sale in 165th Street
Abraham Swernofsky has bought GAS
East 165th Street from the 152d Street
construction Company, John Brown
president.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-20
Corporation Buys
42d St. Site for
history Building
Deal for Realty Between
5th and 9th Avs, Long
Pending; Standard Oil
Go. Gets 47th St. Factory

Sale Of three altered houses at 40
TO 5s West Forty-second Street, which
has been pending several months, has
=. last been made by the Brett &
Goode Company as brokers. The plot
measures 56x100.5, between Fifth and
Sixth avenues.
The property has been purchased by
the Circle Concrete Corporation, Harry
Mandel president. which will erect on
the site an ighteen-story store, loft
and office building, representing an
investment of close to $1,000,00O.
The new structure will be from
plans by Warren & Wetmore. 1t is
planned to make the main structure
nine stories, with setback or tower
of the same height superimposed on
the main part Of the building.
Standard Oil Buys in 47th Street
The Standard Oil Company has added
to its holdings in the blocks just east
of the city's new piers at Forty-sixth
and Forty y-seventh streets. The COM
pany's latest purchase was made from
Charles Galewski and involves the
hve-story factory at 622 to 626 West
forty-seventh Street, on plot 75.4x100.
j. ]. Barry was the broker.
Old Tammany Hall Club Sold
David D. Weinberger & Co. and
Ernest N. Adler have sold for the
estate of Samuel I. Hunt the old Tam
many Hall club, known as the Della
ware, at 222 East Seventy-first Street,
On lot 20x10), with four-story build
ing and extension. 1t was sold to
Charles Jillek for cash.
Buys Adjoining AID Street Site
Jacob Mattern, who owns the six
story structure at 215 and 217 West
Fifty-third Street, has bought from
Luke Plak the adjoining property at
ZIG, four-story stable. on lot 25x
1905. With this purchase Mr.. Mattern
controls a site 75x100. He plans to
alter his recent purchase for use in
connection with his automobile wheels
and rims business.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-20
Walter Salmon Lessee
OF Osborne Apartments

Walter Salmon, who controls a mum
Der of properties in the Columbus Cir
Gle section, proves to be the lessee of
the Osborne apartment house at the
northwest corner of Seventh Avenue
and Fifty-seventh Street, reported
leased in these columns on Wednes-
day by the Taylor estate through Will
lam Pierre Jockin for long term of
years.
Mr.. Salmon has also purchased from
Robert M. Kerns the lease and option
to purchase which he holds on the
Strathmore apartment house, at the
northeast corner of Broadway and
Flfty-second Street, which the latter
secured from George H. Earle, jr.,
early in April. 1t is understood that
Mr.. Salmon contemplates remodeling
both structures into smaller apart
mentS
New-York tribune., 1919-06-20

Brooklyn: June Is: atty. Title q 4 r
WALES Av. W g. 1872 westchester av.
2sxll lxs9. i1x947; Morris Sandberg to
Saml levin. 7%5 Brook av: mtg $lsseo,
nMsv eunS ~ atty. Title g & T Co. i.s
ELLIS AV, s s. ?6xs = Olmstsad av. esx
los: Hy II Grofe TO Anorsw Hally, ie&S
McGraw av: mtg S%.b0o. May s: atty,
& f Haliy. eose Westchester
HOE AV. 1900. c, 1ce.sx4oxlo&sx4o.s:
huntington Holding Co to Fannie Bern
stem, 66 Morton st. and ano; mtg tt..-
300 June .: atty. Title q & T Co, It's
~
HOE Av. lels, s. esxloe: Hy Knierssn
ct al to John Byn-S 1895 Hoe ~;
mtg 5000 june is; atty. Titis q h 4
~ ~ bWAy Sle0
BEACH Av s. 5,6e Elm at. e6xioe:
Gaspure Salvo to Francesca Di Graziee,
S "a q lissh st June 1s; atty. Charles
New-York tribune., 1919-06-20
Mrs. Moe Levy Sells
Home in 82d Street
Property Adjoining Park Av.
Corner Bought by Mrs. Ida B.
DUDLEY; Other Sales

douglas L. Gilman {, Co. have sold
Tor Mrs. Moe Levy her residence at 54
East Eighty-second Street, fivestory
american basement house, on lot 17x
loo, adjoining the southwest corner of
faFk Avenue, to Mrs. Ida B. Dudley
lor occupancy. 1t was held at $4,000.
Sale In Lexington Avenue
). l.. Van SAINT has bought through
george w. Brettell from Caroline
fhfaner the three-story house at 1884
Lexington Avenue, on lot 16.Sx61.
Investor Buys in 136th Street
Shaw & Co. have sold for the Lawnor
Realty Company 254 West 136th Street
three-story and basement dwelling
on lot l6.10x55x10O, to an investor.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-20
Realty Market
Destitute Blind Society |
Sells Former Home Sito

Harris and Albert Sokolski have
bought the property at the southwest
corner of Amsterdam Avenue and 1o4th
Street. on plot 126x150. from the So
ciety for the Relief Of the Destitute
Blind of the City of New York. The
corner is occupied by the five-story
building of the society, on plot look
l26, and on 104th Street there are two
five story flats on plot, 50x100. The
purchasers plan to begin wc<k imme-
diately on an apartment house to cover
the entire plot. The sellers a couple
of years ago bought large site in The
Bronx.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-20
Demand in Space Market
Seems to Have Subsidized

Charles G. Keller has leased for
James Slater the building at 4S1 Sixth
Avenue for ten years to Gray Brothers.
$250,0O0 Broadway Lease
Charles F. Noyes Company has
leased for twenty-one years, from July
l, 1920, to the Exchange Buffet Corpor-
alton. the store and basement at 476
Broadway, at an aggregate rental of
over s250,000. About $6,0OOO will be
spent on alterations.
Cushman & Wakefield have leased
Offices at 2 West Forty.ffth Street to
the George F. Lee Coal Company, and
Offices at rs West Forty-ffth Street
to the c. A. Wood Co.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-20
Recorded Transfers
D0vvtow~

fort st. 9711xl5lx lrres cir ii 8 st. fssnN sss4
irrs,- rs, al Frankfort st, 9olox521ox
aaron Hecht. w 55th st, and ano:
r, a attys Hirsch & S, 100 Bway SIS .o0o
rGARh Aa1s7s ST. 247-49, s, ss.S John hist st,
a'lo, trustees Jackson chultz, to Kate
MI Kicahaardson, aa 3ol w 1o6th st; all liens
CANAL ST. ss2. $, s7ixio.2x irres. cs4osoo RoD
Iss w l79th 81 St; all liens; April 90; atty
Lawyers t & T Co. 100 Bway y....s9, o06
East Side
81 R 81, 2s7 q. 9. 214x96.2; Philippine
joitf st' eNtrS' TO Max Schechter, los
coy t' 81; attys, Kornbluch & II. 154 Mas
s0TH : ST 8 F $ s5x,s; 5no RosseSsl9 sse SSe
,,sn yeti Memorial Assn. 57th st; 's all
liens; liens; May 8; atty. T G & r CO. 17s
9TH ST. ST. 2s5 I'd av l5xs4sxs99 s5999
441:1o; Chas e Kellogg ct al to to Jno 6
Mccarthy, s15 e soth st; is Dart
Bwav: Bprll ~; atty. atty. Lawyers & Co, lso
FIRST Av. s6s, W g. 25.s n 4sth ct. asx
ia iI Leyins st S,issy Reslty Co to Sadie Ehrmann.
lens; y FeS SS'ch9las s,i,s av; mtg. $4,000 ali
sAarE PRopERT;Yi;; sadie Ehrmann sl1o 90
nsfhor and Perlman 1o1 w 1l2th st; b
ATTY jos FISH. III 81 al i12th lGns; FEB 13
'opii LIST ST. 251 E, $, lSxloo; Jersey Yorls
s2D ST, a2o E, $, Is.Sx1oo.5; i,: Dominica Hioa
p 2 s Gath St; all liens; mtg $500; atty. S.
10TH ST. ss e, $ $, is.SSxioo.5: chelaea ,Isea
Realty Co to Rosalie James. Sc % 10th
81 81 "a and s; June 16; atty. Y T & NJ
3D. Az; 1870. 8. 25s 18TH st. 1s.ixsS;
Bond q Mort Guarantee co to Louis D
Coatei,, CConley. II 3v; o$d st; b & s; atty r R
AVENUE b. 1914. 3, 61.1 s5th st,
1S.loxs2 Jesse Derx ct al to Charlotte
Davis S21o Sd av; gift. ~''O . ''''' y =
DIST ST. 113 E. $. 15x1cos: s7-39 At
tyorne. st. Inc. to Thos S WHY. jr, 21o " W
1o2D ST. 223 f, s, 25x1oo.ii 0oreclos'
april 29}; Michael } Egan, ref. H, to
Amelia Mcintyre, Mahwah. N J. trustee
June 10; attys. Cannon & Co. 1875 Broad
11lTH ST, $, 1855 Sd av, 25xiio0.ii:;
Earmers Loan & Trust Co. trustee,
to Eugene & Mary E Fay, IT e 95th st,
tenants by entirety; June 2; attys, Rem
18TH SRI < sr rars9ns 50 Wall II .;
Wm McComb to Jno II Taylor, ITO
w 18th st; mtge $11.25O; Aug 23. 1918;
attys, THOMAS & Houghton. Ill Broad
West Side
Sd ST. 1o2 W, $, 25x95.1; Leonard Gal.
1ndiVid and eXr. to Ermenegillo De
Polo, 23S Thompson st; mtge $10.25o;
4rH ST: 10 v; s, 5, s. a. sxso5;: Mary s'9S E
Plulnmer. individ., ct al. exrs, etc to
10 w 4th st Co. 10 w 4th St May 26;
atty, Title Guar & T Co. 176 Broad
1eTH ST. AS W. s. 24xs2; VIM iso Roome poe
to Jas Harmon, 335 w 14th st; mtge
$4,000; All liens: Mar IS: atty, Title
Guar q u co. 176 Bway ...........$1
SD ST, 219 w. s, 25x1oo5; Luke Blake
to Jacob Mattern. IS E fremont av,
Bronx; Sept IS, 1919 atty, Jno c Hoen-
56TH ST. $, 500 5th av, 25x1O0; Lewis
r Cerlian to Helen NJ his wife. SO w
5Gth st; mtge S65,oo0; all liens; June
19; attys Otterbourg, S & II, 200 5th
7cTH ST. 81 w, n s. 2ox1o2.2; Melvin NJ
New-York tribune., 1919-06-20
Lis Pendens
Manhattan

39IH ST. n s, 125 of I'd av. 25.exes.s;
Adele Oppenheimer Friedman ct al agt
Apraham Lustig ct al foreclosure of
mortgage); atty. e B Heymann. VI
4o1H 81, 613 w; Leo Krug agt Heinrich
Bros ct al (action to foreclose mechanics
llan); atty, c Mcmillan
BROADWAY. n @ c ll1th St 75Sxocsx
lrreg: Michael Friedsam agt Rockfall
Apartments ct al foreclosure of mort
gage) atty, T ] Brady
aolH TT ST n S, 100 e I'd av. 25x991: s7th
81, zl2 81 36th ST. 149 E. Christine
Straiton agt Susanna Sands ct al (par-
ution) atty, d Provost
Bronx
I'D AV. $. so n 136th st, 99xses; George
Holmes agt Richard 1 Epstein. as exr.
Cullom & Rinke >'''
New-York tribune., 1919-06-20
Estate Sells in Front Street

The Charles F. Noyes Company has
sold for the estate of Floyd H. Crane
to Edwin H. Peck &c Front Street, a
five-story loft, on lot 20x85, and leased
to Dumarest Bros. Mr.. Peck has dealt
in number of properties in the Front
Street and Old Slip section.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-20
Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

o7TH ST. 1853 w; Whitaker -Gcssner Co
agt Lucielie B Aspergren, owner IRE.
lo3D ST. 80 w: Israel Bober agt Adelaide
iradtdr ana Frank j Brady, owners and con
OH ST. sos; John Brosko agt Fedora
Lion Feather Co. Inc, owner: Scheer &.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-20
vALHALLA

House IN rooms, all improvements: fruit
trees, garden plot; 100x100 OF land, over
looking Kcnsico Lake. Price $4,000, 81. 900
cash. Vacant lots and other property at
Vaihalis. G. SHELLEY
New-York tribune., 1919-06-20
MAMARONECK
$3.50 CASH

ba.ance easy terms We have few small
err houses for $3.500 V.ARIAN e. CO..
Opp. Depot. Telephone 35l.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-20
$1,000 Cash

VIII buy o-room house. all lmpts: balance
easy terma We have n fUw small houses
for s3.5Oo. VAR1AN 4 CO., Opp Depot
Tel. asa.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-20
REAL ESTATE
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN

HOUSE and plot 1s0x1oo. or part
thereof. southwest corner 10Th st. and
aSd ave-; West End subway to 22d ave.
Seen by appointment. Telephone Bath
Beach 1890
New-York tribune., 1919-06-20
MT. KISCO

DON'T BE TOO LATE!
Groom house, steam heat electric lights,
bath and all modern plumbing. Good con-
dition Large lot. Price $3.50 easy terms.
other village properties. CARPENTER &
PELTON. Telephone No. S.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-20
MI. VERNON
.l1.OOO. July 1st OCCUPANCl

Ideal home, rooms, tiled bath. white
woodwork, oak floors. perfect condition,
thoroughly modern, fine restricted section,
beautiful surroundings, 10 minutes to sta
tion. Cooley Realty Company, 80 Pros
pect Ave, MI Vernon. n. Y. Phone
3400-SAOl.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-20
ON TOP OF TIE MOUNTAIN

Colonial new. modern. elegant home: s
master rooms, 4 servants rooms baths.
wonderful porch. unlimited view: ail i'm
pro"ements; barn. garage, ice house. tool
acres; $4,000. MERRIAM. Phone 500
Mount kisco
New-York tribune., 1919-06-20
NEW COLONIAL HOME,

rooms tiled bath, sun parlor. breakfast
room; large plot; minutes to water. Ask
ing $4,000 Open to offer. r. J. SUL-
LIVAN. 20 North Ave. Tel 2790-3766
OFFICE OPEN SUNDAYS.