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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-02
copyright, 1919. by Mcclure Newspaper
Syndicatel
nv HOWARD r.. CARIS

BY HOWARD n, CAMS,
Uncle Wiggily, I'm going to have a
nice treat for you this afternoon y said
Baby Bunty, the little rabbit girl, TO
Mr.. Longears, the bunny gentleman.
as he sat on the steps Of his hollow
stump bungalow one morning.
IA treat for me- That will be NICE
laughed Uncle Wiggily, twinkling his
pink nose like a June bug on parade,
lis your treat going to be to have me
chase you or play tag?"
Neither one, Uncle Wiggily!' an
swered Baby Bunty AND don't think
it's at all nice of YOU to make FUN Of
me like that" and the little rabbit
girl, who was found In n hollow stump,
sort of twisted her hair ribbon grape
vine fashion. THE only reason | want
you to chase me, or play tag. Is so
you won't get old and stiff she went
On.
'oh. / was only joking" said the
bunny gentleman. What is your treat,
Baby Bunty?'
swered. "A real cake, with flour n
eggs and baking powder. and sugary
chocolate frosting on top. Nurse Jane
said | might"
THAT win be fine" exclaimed Uncle
wiggily. DO you want me to help
you?" .
Htla I'll w Dbba tfN F'N
say you were going over to Grand
father Goosey Gander's TO play Scotch
checkers. When you come back III
have the cake all baked, and you may
have a slice for a treat"
THAT surely will be fine said
Uncle Wiggily, app~reeiative like and
~commendatory, 'Ill be thinking all the
while I'm at Grandpa Goosey's OF the
nice cake ! am to have when ! get
home
So Uncle Wiggily. with his red, white
and blue-striped rheumatism erntch,
his tall silk nose and his pink, twink
ling hat Wait! There's something
wrong there. But, no matter--l guess
YOU know what | mean. Anyhow, Uncle
Wiggily hoped over the fields and
through the woods until he came TO
where Grandfather Goosey Gander
lived.
And as soon as Uncle Wiggily was
gone Baby Bunty began to get ready
~ bake her cake Nurse Jane Fuzzy
Wuzzy, the muskrat lady housekeepef'
fer Uncle Wiggily, set Jul the flour
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-02

OUR PosTMAsTERs- GENERAL
HAVE BEEN very wise men.
IN A party way.
AND WHEREVER you find.
A VERY wise man.
IN A party way.
YOU WILL usually find.
THAT THE gentleman.
is AFRAID Of himself.
AND AFRAID of the voters.
AND EVERYTHING else.
AND PERAMBULATEs,
WITH HIS one good ear.
OR HIS two good ears,
so CLOSE to the srond.
THAT HE can't hear a thing,
BUT A rumbling.
LIKE YOU hear in a shell.
AND rooLlSHLY think
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-02

sensions are foreshadowed. Honors
come to many of the clergy.
Persons whose birthdate II is have
their employment. They should safe
guard the health and be discreet IN
their dealings with others.
Children born on this day will be
popular and respected. These subjects
of Gemini may be cnangeable in their
moods, for their principal ruling planet
is Mercury.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-02

lean troops from
M e / Il e s, was
Lieut.. Gen. Nicho-
las Lohvitsky, COM
mander of the Rus
sian arm in
France, who is on
the way to Vladi-
vostok.
Since 1916 Gen.
Lohvitsky has made
his headquarters In
Paris, but prior to
that he command
ed a corps. consist
Ing OF 81 regiments
Of infantry and nine
Of cavalry on ths
Eastern Prussiar
front. The general
Is travelling in civil
ian clothes, and the
nature nf hiS r,is-
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-02
HOROSCOPE
TUESDAY, JUNE 8. 1919,

Copyright, 1919, by the Mcclure News
paper Syndicate.l
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-02

sion is not explained. He bears, how
ever, papers signed by Marshal Foch.
and across one of them Is written in
shevism.'
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-02
A Line On Men
You Read About

Among the passengers on the Regina.
d'Italia, which arrived in the United
States recently, bringing casual Amer.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-02

England Is now the only countrv
lett which possesses an upper housa
OF permanent composed entirely Of
hereditary peers =
New-York tribune., 1919-08-04

3aoN sss fHAR Geo ~ 5asos aonstS sSSxs1s tx
Arthur Her2og, 1900 Sd av; and ano; ?;
BooNE So Av s, a5s west Farms rd ssSS Ask
ler, lo47 Home st; mtgs 5000; July IS;
atty, u Zirinsky. 392 Bushwick 81
MONTICELLO Az, e $, 125 n Randall av.
han, so! " lo5th st; May 2e' atty, 3
Alling, 1S2 Nassau st :,:;:.'.:.. loo
Geld 757 Trinity av mtge 5000; Aug
/, attys Clockc & H. a9l L l4oth st.
CAMBRIDGE Av, 275s. =, 25xoo; Ellen
II Mooney to JOS +. Helen and Anna
Ungerer; July so' atty Y G & II Co, 16s IS
Hull tfTL Az, W 5, 25i.5 n 2o4th ct, 2ox
100; Mary Hamilton to ALICE M
Soehlke, 1882 Intervale av; mtg 5000;
Aug / atty, Title Guar Co. 176 Bread,
MoHEGAN Av, 1922, 5, 25x7o; Rose l.
Tanenbaum to VIM Haoer. 1422 Step- s..
Guar Qua { Co. 5 i7S Broadway., :... 500
PI. s, 1ts 17Sth st. 25x
Stein, $40 Fl l75th st; mtg $500; July
10; atty, Title Guar Co, 'l76 Broad.
cRHsyroN Msy Av, i7sth st. los.4xl7Ss
1oOx53.2; Bernard II Weisker ct 81 to
Josephine Eisenhauer, 1882 Grand blvd;
mtg $4,000; July 80; atty, a & II Bloch,
cRHsToN ~ HasS@u Az. y l7sth st. asx7:5
to av. X 8 III to beg; Kath r. wife
Karl Ncuhon to Elsie Weisker, 1873
/; 17sth st; Feb 10; atty. A e. H Bloch,
80 Nassau st ........... ............$1 ~
SAME prop; same and ano to same; FEB
SAME prop Burnside Ave Realty Corpn
to same; Feb l3; atty. same. ;.,...,. 81
BRoNX BLVD, W, $, 100 Nsreid aua;I av;
ilalsn i Van NC Cortland nd de Psyster Lung
ct al to DAVIS & LSwrenes "a T rs Co: July sSG 1S
1o6TH ST, 61 e. $, ~. lxg'9; Matthew
e 18th st; July 81; atty. Title Guar
GRANb r 3d. Az. D@" $. SO n 1s2d st. 5oxioo;
Mary F Martin to Fredh dso II Brantigan
1886 Grand av: mtge $4,000; Aug l; atty,
Title Guar & r CO, 1Ts Bway 800
FREMONT AV, n $. 400 II W Anthony av
25x1oo; Victoria Bitterman to Giniia
Titis Tts Guar aaS 'n CO, iSs hWay n sloo stS
TIEBOUT Av, 8, 3os.5 1884 st, 1s5x
7o.7x1s.sx72; Corporate Mtge Co to Ed
Aug l; atty. Title Guar Go, 176
HOME sri.. $, ss5 e LongielIow av, 5ox
Corpn. 1so Montague st. Bklyn; n,tge
$1,000; July 81; atty. Title Quar- & T
ApaMs % a;G p1 Hway asls s. 5oxso Arrow Hold
Avenue N. Bklyn. and ano; mtse SAL
900; Aug l; atty. Title Guar L Co, l1S
cAMsREILB1NG Nv. a4s4.. .. 25xl557s2Sx
!57.2; Martin Geiszler to Gregorio caro-
falo. PAPA Cambrclleng av; mgo $4,000;
July 81 atty. Title Guar & Co. .i1s'
BRooS Av. s. 7s.ii ,ssth st, ia,sx
wife saml Gordon, 1245 Webster av;
mtge 5000; ,; Aug /; atty. Title Guar :, &
WALNUT Av. II e COZ. 1891 st, 2O35x275;
Agnes Kennedy to Conway Co of New
Jersey 146 Boylston st. Boston: mtge
$4,000; July 25; atty. Title Quar- s. 7
co, l76 Bway .................. omitted
FOREST Av, s75. W $. 21xso; August II
Daum to Sarah Krone. 718 Westchester
av; mtge $4,000: July 81: atty, Title
Guar g. T. Co. 176 B~ay ......... 500
Bradley Tanner and ano to Annie
Leibowitz. 1898 Clinton av; July 25;
atty. Title Guar T. 4 Co, 176 Broad
~ , . , i. . . . . , . -, lVV
New-York tribune., 1919-08-04
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

BRoADwAY. 2so1., nwc ssth st. $ & b.
fesrl Richless, on premises, 2-12 yrs
r. Mar /, 1919; attys, Goetz e. Jacoby
I, . s92 u. bWay 81 600 and $4,000
bROADWAY, 4230. all; Herman 8rennor
to Eividio Capablanco. 4s5 Amst av,
2l,l2 yrs from Aug /, 1919; atty, J
volpe. 34e Bway: ............. s6. $50
israel kasden. 1886 z 5th st and ano:
18Th ST. s4s-45 E. ali; Espieo Realty
ano; 3 yrs from Aug i. Ial9 ...'. S., ,oss
Sd Az. 2lSl, all; 11sth ST. 207-l5 4, all;
l2oth st. 2os-14 e. with machy ana
5000 Richard Weber and ano to
p yrs fr Dec l, 1919; atty, VIM Cahill,
l4rH ST. io6 Z. ALL tenant to alter at
exrs and 20 Schultz Realty Co. 3sS
"a; i. So Liberty st. $3.50 to s7.25o
lots 1925, now occupied as eas3-2ss7 LIST
av. so on av and 90 on l21st st, 1880
SO It: Helen L Morris 10 Relph Sassone
ia Willis av; 80 years from August /.
1919 .,.,......... So, 600 to $4,000
BROADWAY, 16S4-1Ss0, n 62d ST, Sd
4th. 5th and 6th floors and part ground
floor; estate Chas Hoffman TO Mitchell
White Co. 23 w 62d st. and ano, years
from May l, 1915; attys. Travis. T L. II.
ou W all 81 -...-....$ $zD, 00Q
New-York tribune., 1919-08-04
DUCHESS COUNTY
DCJCHflSN COCNII
BEAUTIFUL
Duchess County
Homes, Fayms. Country Estates.
Observation-Disclosures

.BEAIX AKBREs." 10 acres. 2l-room
house, finished as an ali-year nome
steam neat, electricity, gas. &c cotta@Ge' @
garage. stable: fine trees and lawn S-o'Voo
lDaIEY FARM, l-S acres: $1,000 has
been spent; complete in ever? respect ;
nm arple orchard. with other varieties OF
fruits ideal for canning; price s.o'ooV'
ENICk HOME, Is rooms bath, steam
heat. gas electricity, hardwood floor
slee ping porch; stable. garage; cottage OIL
rooms; acres: fine views; sl4'ooO
(UOICE LOCATION. about l acre. 10
rooms AID bath. all modern lmptS.'
open freplaces; fine shade trees. lawn ana
shrubbery; $4,000, terms to suit.
MODERN FARM, eos acres, house has
been remodeled and has all the com
forts Of city home; outbuldings &c
It's one of the best farms, $50 700.
HANDSOME RESIDENCE, ACRES; at
traotive house l. rooms and bath. sew
eial open fireplaces; servants quarters; all
convtnicnces to make d complete home;
price 81 : 600.
10 ACRES. very pretty house. modern
surrounded by beautiful lawns and shade
trees: outbuildngs: price 5000. cheap.
ELEGANT COUNTRY HOME. II acres, 1
rooms, , baths. sleeping porch Italian
garden; garage, . cars beautiful view of
Hudson and mountains: price $4,000.
FINE HOME. 12at acres, rooms and
bath, heat; fruits ice pond, poultry
house, garage: gool river view and tho
surrounding country.
NEAR COUNTRY CLUB, sroom house
and bath. all modern improvements !;
plot l00Xl00. corner; one of the best sec
tons, oWner must sell $1,000 Apply
New-York tribune., 1919-08-04
Recorded Mortgages
Downtown

LEWIS ST. 81. w S, 24.1xl00; p m; Aug I ::
harry Lleberman Realty Co to Morer
c; pr mtgc $4,000: attys, Weisman
d. Hertz, "A Court st, Brooklyn. $S, 600
East Side
STH ST, 359-361 e, $. 50xs71O; July al;
Hyman and Jos Schlesinger to Samuel
BriskIe, 1918 163d sW years; 6 c:
pr ntge SAC. 900: atty Louis Werner. 100
1l2TH ST. $. 70 e Madison av. ''siss 4o'sS
1901 M; Aug !; Sarah IT. Kerdanz
TO Herman Forman 2l47 Honeywell av.
ss 9as yfa1s R. nr n%sy Es ssioSS
l11TH ST. ao3 E. 8. a4x50; m: Aug / !;
Chas Guerrieri to Jas l. Van SAINT, Wood :
crest av. White Plains. N Y; l year; 6
127TH ST. so7ai7 ID; 1asth st. az ;t'VG; F.;
leasehoid; July 80: Abr Chodack to
Troub. 1928 E 9lst st. and ano: due April
10. 192V Int as per notes; atty, l. Mar
Gus, ls1 Broadway $500
West Side
18TH ST. IA w. s, eax1a5: p M; Aug /;
Hilda Realty Co to Alex Grant mt Constr
Co. ~ W lslst st; 5 yrs; y c; pr
mtg $4,000: atty. VIM r Adams. so
7TH Av. as7. :. ass s5th ct. s5'sSo? sixso:
? m: Aug i; Jacob TAxcs ana isaac
q Gotdon .t o., Z 70 Eaw Sd n proudmsn. "a "
stty. $ \ sinserman. iss bwsy' s So. 200
Av. ne 1a2d ST. io0.lix
100; p m; Aug !: College Holding Co
s p c: pr mtg; sls2. 200; atty. VIM W
Pellet. 1872 Nassau st. .......,. SIS. 900
I4sTH ST. ss4-%o w. $ >, 75xes.11: Aug /
Mechanics' Leasing Co to Chas w Schu
mann. 45s Riverside drive ct al.
trustees: due July 70. 1870: CT pr
mtg S6s.ooo; atty. NJ L Lawrence, SO
BROADWAY. ssos. " c i4sth st. ss.lox
100: ? m; Aug. !; College Holds 60 to
Jos Marx Co. 3S0s Broadway: due
July ], 1899; c: pr mtg $1s6, 900;
atty. Harry H straus Beekman st.
$1,000
The Bronx
DAILY Ay. 4. s4.5 1sOth st. 43.sx75.s;
Isaac Bernstein to 21oS DAILY Av Corpn
III Liberty; pr mtgs. $4,000; Feb
yrs. @; ATTY. Qtterbourg. q 4 II
T1NTON AV. VS.. l7S l5sth ~, s4xi3s
Mary Wechter to Ellen Mulhare. 7ss
New-York tribune., 1919-08-04
Get Suites i'm East and
West Side Apartments

Douglas L. Gilman & Co. bavo ,cosed
apartments at All Park Avenue to
julius Reis; at 116 East F;ftvo;on+h
Street for Mrs. E. M. Treat ~ Nrs
Juliet Carleton, and at 10 East s;~tv.
first Street for w. T. Middleton "ry tn ~
A. S. Clarke and DR.. Dudley d. stet.
son. ''o'
Douglas L. Gilman & Co. have
leased the parlor store at % East
Forty-ninth Street to Bjerken & Eten.
furriers, and the parlor floor at 20 East
Forty-eighth Street to Henri Graux.
at "a East Forty-ninth Street to Mmc'
Marta Chenilt; in conjunction with
Harris & Vaughan, store at 80 Fast
Forty-eighth Street to the Almado
Connections, and for Henry B. Ander-
son, three-story garage at 1877 East
Sixty-third Street to Robert Goelct.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-04
No Let Up in Demand
For Business Space
Many Concerns Find Locations
in Loft Buildings; Garage
in Avenue r Ieased

The Cross & Brown Co. has leased
for the West Motor Company the build
ing on the cast side of Avenue B. be.
tween Nineteenth and Twentieth
streets, to the Eastern Garage for a
term Of years; the store at the north.
cast corner Of Sixty-sixth Street and
Broadway to the Story Rubber Corpor-
alton; the entire sixth floor at 6S Hunt
crs Point Avenue, Long Island City, to
Harrison II. Boyce and Paul l.. Vcedec;
the second loft at SOC Fifth Avenue to
Kardos e. Co.
Il. n. Van Winkle has rented the fol-
lowing furnished apartments: At 81
Gramercy Park to !. X. Paulding; at
141 West Scvcntieth Street to Frank
Il. Seaver; at 255 West Eighty fourth
Street to George Maurice, and unfur
nshed apartments at SO West Seventy
sixth Street to Mrs. A. and Miss C..
Reed; at 2S5 Central Park West to
William M. Pratt; at 2S5 Central Park
West to Thomas S. Kelly; at 2s5 Cen
trail Park West to Nine NJ Matte
nauer; at 36 Gramercy Park to Mrs. A.
t. Slosson and at Sc Gramercy Park to
DR.. William bennett.
Charles +. Noyes Company has leased
the store and basement at 1872 Front
Street to the Standard Commercial
Trading Corporation, and five floors at
1o9-11 Beckman Street to Ralph J..
Nixon.
Royal Scott Gulder has leased the
store at IL East Forty-eighth Street
to Miss Emily lockwood, decorations
and textiles; the parlor floor at II
West Forty sixth Street to McEnaney
and Scott, military uniforms; loft space
at $40 West Forty-ffth Street to Ruth
Belmont; space at SIP Fifth Avenue to
the karlc Lithographic Company :.
Cushman e. Wakefield has leased for
Todd & Robertson space in the Equit-
able Trust Building, Madison Avenue
and Fortieth Street, to McQuatters
Corporation for their executive Offices.
Spear e. Company have leased the
fifth loft at 131-1sS Prince Street to
Haber & Thurschwcll; the third loft
at 1922 West Twenty-fourth Street,
to Efficient Letter Company; a parlor
store at 10 West Seventeenth Street,
to Kalman Sokodoff; the eighth loft at
2S-3o West Twenty Street, to
Abraham Ladin, for a term of years;
the third and fourth lofts at 141-145
West Seventeenth Street to Harry
Bloom; the second floor at 81 West
Fourth Street, to Brill & Schakin. and
the second loft at S0-S2 Wooster Street,
to Schecker e.. Freemerman
New-York tribune., 1919-08-04
Long Island Cottages Leased

John F. Scott has rented for Robert
l.. Strebeigh his house on Evcrit Ave
nue., Hewlett, L. l., to Mrs. Eleanor
Brosseau; for Thomas Blagden his
house known as Lakeside, on the
corner of Osborne and Lakeside ave
nues, Lawrence, l.. l., to Vaudeville
Mutually; for Miss Carroll Macy her
house known as Birch Corners, in
the Hewlett Bay property, at Hewlett,
l.. l., 70 Ira A. Kip, and in conjunction
with Douglas Gibbons, the Peter Ro-
bohm house on Walter Lane, Cedar
hurst, L. J., to Charles p. Barton, jr.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-04
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan
RIVERS

RIVERSIDE DRIVE n G c 11sth st. runs
sS'31 * !, So1lx 20 ok 50 ,d9 s9 j block @
Ellsworth Constr Co to William f Ben
jamin; attys State II & NJ Co, II Pine
st; November IS, 1903 ........ .s91,5oo
7TH AN, w l14th st, 1O0.l1x1OO; Hugo
i and Helen w Hoefer to Seventh Ave
Realty Co; atty Lawyers Title g. T Co,
eodI} ds0 Bway BY August 2, 1900. ....: .s25,o
S Krameri I atty; sidney ,Sordlinsesrs- 1sS 1S
3sTH ST. 1873 to 14s East; James Humes
= West s4th ST Is atyy. 20 1ne no 5sass 5sSss
36TH ST. 2527 West; d r Perry Heaton
to Life Ins CO. atty, Title Guarantee
& Co. 176 Bway; September Is, 1910
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. S e 114th st. Sax
l24sx5o1lSlS5,S; Charles ,E 3 Force & Co
attys, Marks & NJ, G3 Park Row; Febru,
airy 81 1919. .S13,500
WEST END AZ, se g sath St, 1oo.sx1o9o;
Realty Co, 9 Wall st; atty. f Kron-
meyer. Wall st; September 21. 1915.
e2D ST. 22o East; Dominica and Palmira
Merlin to Chas Lettieri. adm Donate
l.ettierl; atty. Jno Bozzufh. 500 East st
l,STn SIa S. s '1y s. leo st Nicholas aS soS
100; shenk Il & c Co to Liberal Finance
Corpn, 40 West 27th ST atty: Title Guar
antee & T Co. 17s bway' May 2l So ashv; ooc
WEST END Av. 263; Harriette Norton
to Philip BerolzhemeT s;or1 ohamSeran a Sassan
SAME PROP; Franklin = and Lille l.
Robinson to same; atty. Title Guarantee
& r co, l76 Bway; January T. lsso;
AMSTERDAM Av, c $, 27.2 saith ST.: 25x
90, 10: Maria Warden to Columbia Trust
Co, 90 Bway. trustee viii Jos T White
house, attys, Davies q e. "a A>assau "a. aau
st; July IL, 1917 .........'.''.''' $o'ooo
18TH ST n g. 1851 sth av, a2.4x99;11:
Mary nj and Thos j Brady to Julius
j Tobias atty. TitlA GUAR & L CO, d!S
SAME PROP; same to same; attys. Alex
ander G. 12o Bway; March oGc .;
s4rH III sr. n $, ssS.G " Lexington av sa:aS
$50; Caroline A Brundage. TO Mutual
Life Ins CO Of II sd atty; M%t"s' Sans 8 oe aoe
Troy Saw Bank. Troy. Y; atty: a
Brand, 40 Broad st; May !. 1906 81 $50
14sTH ST 6as w the MerSon MesIy no
atty. Lawyers Title & Co. 1so BY BWSy; az
4rH ST, $ - $3.50 e Avenue IS. 2!.exse.l; !;
Marcus and saran rrisaa" an1 a19 10Th Ino st IT,
attys Fox d s. a77 Bway; Nov 4.
1907 ..............,..,' .,'.'.'''.' s"'Voo
HAMILTON PL, 7-15. moving picture the
atre; Alexander Yaremenko.e TX -, w
llsth st. to Harry kasinaori; az ~, " "
ppLxNcnY 1faa CT 's'r sT, ls Ernst Path to the
Greenwich SAY Bank; atty. ,a Title G1ar 1aG
&T Co l7e Bway; 1amax Apri 10, a. agSsooSlIo Isxioe
admr estate Martha Wood; atty. N 7
Title & Mtge Co, 1876 Bway May g. 3,
New-York tribune., 1919-08-04
Lis Pendens
Manhattan

9TH AV. so7 u and 500: u Trust Co of
7. trustee. agt Aida A Anderson ct al !;
forsclosur" o. mtge, atty II BoHin-
ger. jr.
BAXTER ST, Hester st, lOox75; Paul
Valentine agt Joseph Lentine ct al:
CHERRY ST. 2ao; Archibald X Mackav e.
al agt Adolph Cohn ct al: amended fore.
closure of mtge; atty. G u winthrop.
MAIDEN LANE. 81 and SO 5l-55 Maiden
Lane, Inc agt Chas Van valen ct al :.
action TO foreclose vendors lien: atty. w
Young. '' "
DELANCEY ST. Cannon st. 19s.ex
agt Delaney Garage, Inc. ct al fors.
closure OF ntge; attys. Lind & Pfeifer.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-04
sURRoGATEs' NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable JOHN +. COFALAN, Surro-
gate OF tho County of New York NOTICE E
is hereby given to all persons having
claims against Helen ". Watts. late of
the County OF New York, deceased TO pre-
sent the same with vouchers thereof to
the subscribers, at their place OF trans
acting business, at the office Of Louis n
Porter. their attorney, at No. 90 Broad
ST. In the Borough OF Manhattan, in the
City OF New York. State of New York.
on or before the aoth day OF January. 1920.
1919.
JOHN WALTER WOOD,
CAROLINE II. PERRY,
HENRY w. GREEN
LOUIS II. PORTER, Attorney for Es
ecutors, Once and P. O. Address 30
Broad street. Borough OF Manhattan.
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-04

"'S" oar aS Jug Ghambers 1e srs S. ESQ
LOT 49, map Dore Lyons property; Jose
kan, 577 E 1soth st; pr mtse 5000;
Aug !; IL yrs" p as per bond; atty.
J 4 steinmetz, 1905 + 1soth st; $500
Millgold Realty corpn to Flora Lazure
at Scottswood Apartments, Toledo, O..
pr ntge $40, 900; July 5: 10 yrs 6 p G;
>. atty; n Y r. & N Co. 1876 3way.. s1l 900
Shlionsky (; ano to Jacob B Baum. SO
w nth st; Aug /: yrs 4. per cent;
atty. Guggenheiner S &. NJ, 27 William
rinnour'T Av, 2245. W $. is.7x6sa: y,ieS Ask
NadeI to AIma Sanders, 2o5S Anthony
av J%y 81; 3oG wsv yrs per cent aly .a96
vYsE I@'I' HV 2i2o, Iso ~ :. 2oxos.6: Esfhey shey
Guroyoitch. to s11s-2l22 vyse Av Corpn.
yrs per cent; atty, Young. 81
14lsT ST. 3 3 l75.5 " neek,nan az y
Joshua silverstein. 5S2 West End av;
pr mtg $50 900; July 81; due and pc
ns as per bond atty Morrison g. 8 5; s2o 20
FoREsr ~. 1854: = cor lssth st. 5oS Ok
1o27 1911; n,, Oscar r. schnsidenbach to
due as per bond; atty. e Blttinerr.. 277
c6sTER S&1S ST. si;. 5. ssxioo:: rSsrsss ssiyys
Nicholas av; Aug j 3 yrs. 5 "a p c; atty.
l. I3 Hasbrouck. 256 Bway. 49,. SO. 500
ROGERS RI. $50, " $, 47x1lo; Morris Her,
man to Martin Grossman, 1918 E 1881
st; pr mtge s37, 1000; July 30; yrs. 6
c; attys, krakower & z. 800 Broad
SAME PROPERTY; same to same; pr mtge
$4,000; July 80; yrs, p c: atty,
18TH s@'ae sT. s. 1s5 Anthony av. lots,
each 50x1O0; mtgs. each $4,000: Perish
ing Realty Co to Lydia Patterson, 22s
T. l7Sth st: pr mtges. each $50, 900;
July IS; installs, p C; atty G stein
muller, 1871 Sd av..............SS,o oVo
New-York tribune., 1919-08-04
S. Horace Coodin Buys
Attractive Mamaroneck Estate

S. Horace Goodin, manufactures, Of
Cincinnati. who has recently trans
ferred his business interests to this
city. has purchased Dommira, tho
property of M. Sergey Frede, at
Oriental Point, Mamaroncck, N. Y,
comprising ten acres, with an attrac-
tive dwelling, greenhouses and out
buildings. The purchase price is said
to be moro than 100000.
Mr.. Goodin is to spend upward Of
$4,000 for alterations. William New
berry, of the Country Brokers Bureau,
represented both the buyer and seller
in the transaction.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-04
Small Home Buyers
Active in Brooklv,,,:

Samuel Galitzka and j. Lacov have
sold for Margaret Lucey, two one
family houses at 1341 and 1343 East
Ninth Street, Flatbush.
The Realty Trust has sold for the
Artee Realty Corporation two one
family dwellings on the north side of
Forty-fourth Street, between Fifteenth
and Sixteenth Avenues, Mapleton
Park; 15a1 to Rosie Liss and 1877 to
Louis Schif.
The Meister Builders have sold to
an investor the three-story apartment
house, on plot 25x1O0, at 1873 Eighth
Street,
New-York tribune., 1919-08-04
Pressure Being Brought for
Labor Wage Sterilization
Belief in Building Circles That if Agreement
Can BE Reached Construction Resumption
Will BE Soon Started at Full Force

Strong pressure is being brought to
hear upon the entire Eastern building
construction industry to reach a basis
- agreement between labor and en-
o,overs so that construction, now that
Material prices are practically stabil-
;,ed may proceed with some semblancc
Of freedom, says "Thc Dow Service
ns;ly Building Reports" to-day.
Several important economic factors
are operating to stimulate building
construction now. In fact, the start
already has been made. New York
mason material dealers, compiling their
reports for actual movement of ma
,erials from their yards to actual
building operations in July, will show
gain of more than AZ per cent in
volume over June, and approximately
=, per cent gain over the best month
since July. 1917. This gain shows a
construction market for New York, IN
snite of handicaps of labor strikes end
tarbor transportation delays, of Sout
70 per cent OF normal pfc-war bulld-
Ing season.
Unsettled Wage Scale Delays Work
The volume of building construction
easily could be between 90 and 70 per
cont of a pre-war normal year if skilled
failding labor and employers could ef-
..ct a maximum wage scale for al.
,.ades for a definite period into the
,..ure. Building construction is being
retarded now mainly because respon-
.fe contractors are not inclined to
,reely figure prospective work. They
n adhere to this policy so long as
mere is no certainty as to how long
rege scales will remain at a given
vel The point in issue will prob
,slv be developed this week. If re-
course is taken to lockout TO bring