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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-26
Phoenix Jail Not Fit
For Self Respecting
Hog, Says Grand Jury

Phoenix. Ariz-. Sept 2s--The Mari
copa county grand jury. which con-
cluded its work Thursday. reported
that the city jail at Phoenix is mot
fit for good self respecting nog-"
Indictments were returned for GER
tain prominent citizens Of Phoenix for
alleged gaming, il was said
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-26

Spending ones honeymoon in Jua-
rez has its drawbacks. A newly mar
ried couple obtained one day tourist
permits and decided TO spend the day
in Juarez. They had a delightful time
but the groom lost his passport AS
a result the couple was forced TO ex-
plain the circumstances to immigra-
ton authorities, who allowed them to
return TO Fl Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-26

Coldweu in the 65th district court.
opened Friday. suit has been brought
against the railroad by Carmen r
Bojas for damages for the death OF
her husband E Il. Rojas, who. Il is
alleged. was struck and killed by a
santa Fe train at a crossing near
Courchesue on December %. 1918. The
petition asks for $4,000 for the
widow and SIS. 900 for a child.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-26
ID. -. Dentlst. Ed IN Bldg.


A man who recently was arrested
on complaint of persons living in the
same rOOming house, was arraigned
Thursday afternoon before judge
Charles Pollock. charged with disturb
ing the peace. The man apparently
was insane and a second hearing viii
be held to determine whether he is
insane or merely recovering from
several days intoxication-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-26

Lincoln. Neb., Sept. 26.-Leon Oar
ling. the negro accused of the killing
Of Union Pacific conductor Massey at
North Platte and VINO narrowly
escaped lynching at Grand Island. has
repudiated the confession officers say
he made to warden Fenton, OF the
state penitentiary.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-26

Heber Springs. Ark. Sept. 26.-Blfss
Atkinson. one OF the principals in the
draft resistance disturbances in this
section in July, 1913, was convicted Of
first degree murder Thursday The
jury fixed his punishment at 8 years
in the penitentiary. He was convicted
for killing Porter HazelWood. member
Of a sheriffs posse.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-26
Groceries Decline IS
Percent In Mem York

New York. sept 26-Prices OF gro
ceries quoted in the semi weekly lists
issued by the fair price" committee
here are Is percent lower today than
they were the first Of the year. while
prices Of meats have declined from
to 10 percent. Arthur Williams. fed
eral food administration. announced
TODAY
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-26

The rain which has caused the
treasure hunt for the boys TO be post
poned, has passed, and today at 4.3O
the boys, 100 strong, hit the tran 10
sunset Heights 10 find the buried
prizes Every boy to compete had to
De ten years Of age and not a member
OF the y" unless his mem bership ex-
pres this month or in October. The
boys assembled in the boys lobby al
the Y NJ c A to take the instruc-
tons
The BALLOON ascensions scheduled
lor the carry part OF the week will
take place on Saturday Afternoon ar 2
o'clock sharp The balloons viii 70
up from the top Of the "Y'' building
and TO each balloon will be attached
something worth while 70 boys. The
same age requirements and rules hold
for the balloons as in the treasure
hunt
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-26
Men, Bre cities
7OCAL AND GENERAL
lAdrertisanentsA

Farrell, OF Garland Prairie, is being
held in custody here following her ad-
mission to the corOners jury that she
shot and killed her husband with
shotgun Wednesday after they had
Quarreled and agreed TO separate and
he had threatened TO get them all"
She claims self defence.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-26

Greenville. Tex. Sept 26.-Fire-
men che, -ed a serious fire in the
business district here early Thursday
after il had destroyed two buildings
occupied by the Hudspeth Drygoods
company, together with the complete
stock, entailing a loss estimated at
S235.GOn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-26

san Francisco. Calf. Sept. 26.-
Thirty-five persons were injured, two
seriously and too possibly fatally, N
a rear end collision Of two crowded
street cars late Thursday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-26

Drs. Irwin & Gray, eye. ear. nose
and throat, 610 Martin Bldg. Phi. 75S.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-26

FORTY FIRST DISTRICT COURT.
Judge Perry r. Price Presiding.
Leila E. Robertson VS.. George W.
Robertson, divorce; filed
Antonio Q. de Alvarez vs.. Jose Al
varez, divorce: filed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-26
~ RepudIates ..ConfessIon.v

DR.. J. Carlton Dysart, specialist, sol
Mills street, Ell Paso, Tex Phone 3f52.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-26

All afternoon and night trains Fri
day were reported on time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-26

Dr.. $. A. schuster, eye, ear, nose
and throat Providence hospital build
ing. Phone 365.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-26

TDOTTPT Z Avoid Trouble Leave
Inv I D14AJ Baggage Checks at
LongwelTs, or Telephone No. l.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-26
THE COURTS.

THIRTY FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.
Judge W. ID. Howe. Presiding.
State vs.. Emma Holguin. murder.
on trial
State vs.. Carl Faux, robbery by
firearms, found guilty and punish
ment assessed at five years in state
penitentiary.
William Siebka vs. Maude Ella
Siebka. divorce; filed
c NJ Boiling VS.. Imogene Boiling.
divorce; granted
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-26

OsteOpaths-Drs. Armstrong, as Rob
erts-Banner. office PHI 1343. Res. 5s65.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-26
ASKS 100000 DAMAGE FOR
SELF. $4,000 FOR CHI

Arguments in the SIS. 600 damage
suit against the Rio Grande & Fl Paso
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-26

Notiee-Dr. 7 a. Pickett, Residence
Phi. 60, omitted from July directory.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-26

Carlos Francono. six, years old, was
severely bitten by a dog at his home,
1928 Central street. Thursday. The
lad was given emergency treatment
at the police hospital. He is said to
be conValescent.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-26

DR.. Leslye Hyde. Osteopathic Physi-
clan, S14 Mesa Ave. Phi. 2162.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-26

DR.. NettIe Satterlee. Osteopath, 51s
Mills Bldg. Phone 2304.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-26
DELAYED PASSENGERS CROWD
ALL OF Ell PASO'S HOTELS

Travellers began to pour IN from
the long delayed trains over the Tex
as & Pacific railroad yesterday and
last night and the hotels were taxed
10 the utmost They had been held
east Of the Pecos and farther east by
washouts- The Paso del Norte got As
rom one train The Sheldon. Mccoy,
St Regis. Fisher and Orndorff and
others were crowded.
Most OF the passengers expect TO 90
west today Another rush is probable
when the 6. H & S. a delayed trains
arrive from the essr.-
Lawn Mowers sharpened. Allen
Arms & Cycle Co. 404 n. Oregon St
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-26

New Orleans, La, Sept. 26.-The
American Cane Growers association
Thursday adopted a resolution can
ceiling the contract with the United
States food administration and
launched a campaign for II cent
sugar.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-26
DE-. Anna Reum. Bucller Bldg. Phi. 577

Woman Admits Killing.
Williams, Ariz-, Sept 26.-lIrs. J. c.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-07
Brown Sees Speculative
Chance in Crosby Street
Buys From Manufacturer His
Business Home; Resells
Several Uptown Parcels

Frederick Brown has bought from
the H Lieberknecht Company, paper
box manufacturers, the seven-story loft
building at as and az Crosby Street,
on plot 50x100, near Spring Street. The
building has a sprinkler and was held
at S9O,004 The sellers now occupy the
structure. 1t was a cash deal arranged
by Ewing, Bacon G. Henry.
To M. L. & c. Ernst Mr.. Brown has
resold 891 East 172d Street, four
story double fat on lot 25x10O. Mr..
Brown has also resold to Henry D. H.
Sinram, through William H. Whiting &
Co., the twostory and basement dwell
ing at 2194 Grand Boulevard and Con-
course. on plot 25x13O, held at S10,-
600
Through William WolF's Son. Mr..
brown has resold for cash to Annie
and Louis Topper 175 and 1T East
Street, two four-story flats
near Lexington Avenue, on plot 60x100
They were held at $4,000.
j. Clarence Davies sold for Mr..
Brown the five-story apartment house
on lot 26x90 on the east side of Third
Avenue rs feet north of East 169d
Street, held at $4,000. Mr.. Brown
took in part payment the three-story
stucco residence at the southeast cor
ner Of Eastchester Bay and Norton
Street, City Island, held at $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-07
COmte Zborowski
Buys Valuable Printery

Comte Louis zborowski, son of the
late William M. E. Zborowski, a mem
Der of the Astor family, is the buyer
Of the fifteen story American Bank
Building at 406 to 1926 West Thirty
days Tribune In exchange for the
printery, which cost $1,10O 600 to build,
Mr.. Zborowski gave the dwelling prop
ertles at 244-246 First Avenue, 405-407
East Fifteenth Street and 4O4-406 East
Sixteenth Street; the six story loft
building, on plot 48.10x100, at 81 and
% White Street; the three six story
loft buildings at 1926 to 130 Bleecker
Street, adjoining the southwest corner
OF Wooster Street, and 1875 lots in The
Bronx, fronting on Webster, College,
Clay, and other avenues. Collin M.
Fade, Of James N. Wells Sons, nego-
tiated the sale, with Morris & Nc
Weigh, representing the Zborowski in
terests as attorneys
New-York tribune., 1919-03-07
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan

18TH ST. IS 2; Louis & Rosaie Bowsky to Cen
8 1 wall st Innt 1ue 49, - iaoy sy '0ne aFki +
SAME property 1889 Lexington Ave Co TO seIne
l1$Tm ST 322 W Michael ouinlivan to title Guar usg
Co. i9s' l7s R%sv So 9 bds B"ay atty Title Guar Trust
slsT 81 os h In ffma schoenbers 1S5 to Nsrs 600
mensha "a@s g g Nassaa ssta ST. St NY Msych Ha
GP@s waao i'q9sns 8 Ns5s. to $, WI Rae SAX atty we
Sret or kans q nd;nMa to H9san, 1paust a7 Bank sy
nth BieccssF Il kept so runs lgsS & so
~ t / 70 rsos soa Ksns Ws'0I - s
g. Of = to Emsrant Indust Say Rank: eHAssy. atty.
aan nm sS 0Ts M 81 Chambers ST. Jan 90 1886 81 900
Iaan I9an; atty T G & Co. l70 Bway July y,
17sTH ST. $, 100 st Nicholas av 5oSsa = gqo ~
Saginaw Holding Co to Ellen Stewart & Mary
~, h9s'on 9s any Lawyers t s. t Co. $50 Bway:
l7sTH ST. S. i5c st Nicholas az 5oxse 81 I9o 1o
,7oTM sae e s same atty same: Oct 26. l9ll 900
no Es Nolan to sGi ch.s I4sA Martin az 50ss7 tss
= = & : i Holding 2,, Co. 80 Nassau st; atty t g &
l1erH ST lis 81 Roia tiraber to Sterling IIo1G 1Io
ms, ,9s fi9rp atty, Gettner. S d A. 2as Bway:
Bronx
hTaHn p.1,d S5v,. ST. als 3. s. 452xo Aaron Bow to
o. yrs p c; atty. J L Bernstein. Beck
BECK ST. ess s. S. ixi25 Denwood Ritz . e 900 90
saya Rly Corp. $40 Bwav. Or mtg my sAS 20 9oo 10
MaFch c: atty Kantrowits 'n'S s4S0yg & e.
CHARLOTTE sr. +, SIS l7oth st. r'as ~; 9;OVS "
AK AK n IG19 to- Boston rd n 543x
Soo f l'lst st; pr mtg. s55 900: March 4; due
Sept l. 1929 c, atty, D Shapiro iI9
FoRpHAM Az. n $. loal4 Main st. 5opioo s1po0o
,a Me%aaqsh gad Dgnnlng and ano to John Dono-
attys. Mckcown & f. 529 Courtland. Az 81 odo
lSsTH 81, 3 2o6s W Willis av, 25xloO: Hattie
SF M4Iahs'h ms as5o t. aaFTs M.4cb Smith S4s l5sh
Moses Moses Wigder. log Riyington st 81 200 900
LOIS Ss sss and $50, map / Spencer ct al; Helene
=; VI. s c; atty W Furthman Sd az and
Hall PL: n lot 81. map part Fox Fox
as.lx 9s TX ll3 Ok s. 81; Paulina Kurtz n
Augusta II Peters. 22o W 18Th 81: Feb 10.
81 sS' c. atty Henry Wendt. 80 Nassau
10TH ST. $. io Prospect av. 4o1i25 Sewat SsSat
itlty Co TO Clinton Av Rty Co; pr mtg s2l 900
An, Msrcn ~ o. . yrs. i c: attys Kelly & Pantcn
cASIpwEdL ss ~ Edl;o Az a7l ls5th st. runs i'V1
Realty Co to Crotona Realty Co. 80 p sl',l.e 4sd ST,
n Marsh ieh l. /. yrs, 8 c: atty. W NJ wechsier 90
vARNEs Av 2isth st. 57rlo3; c;ius:nnip. sS,}oo
iAcSes to ottavo vsrando. Gal IL 22lst st
isc ns1Gs pro,du o. que as per bond atty. l. s. Co.
FOREST Az c i,sth St. oo1s7s: osssrmaD srDpu
sh ST. Mn-rh f 5 20 nsiaens sFhr MoS'1eh ~
Az. 1861 s. ls a,l5o: ti,iseppe fvppo
Ierno and auo TO Adalens Bachmann. 6s7 Bereon
aV prior miee $3.50. March O. instaiments' .
pc ary G Levy. 100 2 l5oth st. $500
ls3d Street Holding corpn 10 ST NichoIss Axen's.
,onstn co. 56s " l7ls st pdor ntse $40 600 |
g. NJ 20. l35 Broadwsy .. a''' = ~ ooa
GRAND Av. Buchanan Pl 55Iloo same ", 10
q. ios4; o. atty, IT q NJ fuc c. A1Fn Pa5
ff'au"S .'..'-..'..'. 900 |
New-York tribune., 1919-03-07
Recorded Mortgages
Downtown

OOWnlOWU
STANTON ST. Clinton ST. o54si0o. m.
nnreh , 2 5re'erent!al d co 10 Louis Leiho-
Wit2 - lIth at; yrs. p c. pr ntge
q .WI. sSI.VVo atty. & Co. l76 Dway $40 900
'1ME nsE. pFope56Y March 5: m: 10 Lawyers
BLEECKEn ST. ssa-s4. swc Perry st. 4s'Sx7o' y51?O;
Nh. l jog Royegpo Jennie / Ryan l42
Nyack av. Pelham. Y: yrs: p c. p m;
Gov oJp atty. Lawyers T q Co. l60 Broad
way ..........-............s S. 500
East Side
iC,IH NJ &. 900 W Cd av 25r100 II March 6
lug Couno 20 Ncrthcasteru Dispensery. 90 f
esth s-h sl yrs. a>s P {. atty. W Hrown.
West Side
o5Ta ST. s. 49, Columbus av l7exio0s. D m 4;
March 5; Annie Roberts TO Tito Guarantee 4
LENAx. ,Av, ~ ilsth y sizsoi i.aschoid
paH % noor; Feb 8 New wurrburgcr Restaurant
10 Jscob Safer. SO " lloh st; instAls; Q . G;
.ssrlsy Nsastsedt, es PARK Row 49,. So 300
18TH c. ST. sos ". .. boa 700 II; pm March s.
CO... due May /. 1874 o. atiys. Butcher r
y. J Madison sv.....,................t6 t65 600
laisr ST. t7s W. s. l7rnOli; 10 March q
WSyyenoke Realty Co 70 Harlan Fss Bank i24 u
clineh Al PARK nsw . .''.,....,.'..,. 50 600
17sD ST, Sc lbs Fort Washington az. T5,s1 3;
lISd IT, - ?sti For washintcu sv Yax
pTg; r m; March l. Rockville Holding Co 10
Mslex Realty Corpn. 40 Hroadwsy. due a int
e. ,,.. asf boyd r. m's0 sieSoOo "ts. rrsas .as
iTap ST.. .. ss!l FOR. washinsioa Az. 55sal s:
SsS.soo, alta b q q i y y C. iaa sssS..sy,s,sSS
New-York tribune., 1919-03-07
Buyers of l24 Front Street

BENJAMIN Lahy, Edwin Groves and
John l.: Sipp, comprising the firm Of
James W. Phyfe & Co., are the buyers
of the seven-story building at 1874 Front
Street, reported sold several DAYS ago.
Edward H. O'Bren, who bought it last
fall, resold the property through the
Charles F. Noyes Company at an ad
vance. The buyers this week sold the
realty at 121 and 1913 Front Street at
considerable more than they paid for it..
A feature Of the buying in this section.
aside from volume, is the number of
concerns that have taken to real estate
as side line. In many cases the side
line has proved very nrofitahle
New-York tribune., 1919-03-07
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

42D ST. $3.50 W garage; Marcus & Goldsteip 70
to June 80. 1929 with option to renew to 1910
at slos5o address 1866 Park av... 50. 40
HOUSTON ST. 1859 w. all. Iatlian Benevolent
Institute to Maria Moriggia. III W Houston ST.;
yrs, from April l. 1918. atty. c Zerharini. 246
42p ST. 244-s. upper hoors. Robt Miller to
Lorraine Restaurant g. Bakery Co. IS Liberty
81: Is yr. from Juno l. 1919: attys. London
- & Davis Is, 50 Liberty 81 sl7 900 to s225o
David l.. Einstein TO Barnet Einsten. prom
iscs yrs. from March |. 1913. ........ s. $50
42D ST n c Lexington av, store & c; T G &
7 Co, as trustee. to United Cigar Stores Co Of
America. w 18th st: IL 2-l2 yrs. from May
1918: subj TO mtge. $4,000 attys. stroock & 5.
9TH Av. e2l all Louise Il O'Donohuo & ano
to 81 Regis Provision Co, 624 9th av 10 liz
yrs Il IL dys. from March IS, 1919: atys. &
y Iare. 299 Broadway: mtgc. ............,s 81 900
l2Isr ST. 5ol W all. shenk X g. Co TO Meta S
Young. sol w l2lst st; yrs. from April 1919:
ATTY Ino /. sheppcrd. Liberty st s2s 900
EAST BROADWAY. 2G5. all. Cherry st. 456 &.
all. also property In Bronx Louis Nathan, Cohen
4 Barnet, KionsSy TO Naho Realty Co. 32O
Broadway yr. from Feb |. 1919; attys Morri-
son * schir. $50 Broadway ............. S72.5 500
New-York tribune., 1919-03-07
Rents Up 90 Per Cent in
Old Greenwich VILLAGE

Arguimbau & Rance, olive importers,
located for the past eight years at
Washington and Beach streets, have
rented from the Trinity Church Cor
poration the buildings at $3.50 Vandam
Street for ten years from May 1, at an
aggregate rental of $4,000. This is an
increase Of about 60 per cent over the
Pittsburgh Glass Company's original
lease, which company now occupies
the premises. The lease was negotiated
through Horace S. Ely & Co.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-07
]. Hutchinson, Haberdasher,
To Leave Broadway

Rice & Hill have leased to James
Hutchinson the store at John Street.
Mr.. Hutchinson, haberdasher, has been
located for the last sixteen years at
1913 Broadway.
The Ogden & Clarkson Corporation
has leased for George r. Read e. Co..
the tenth floor at 1872 Fifth Avenue,
northwest corner of Thirty sixth
Street, to Edwards G. Rierdan, commits
sion merchants, millinery goods.
He'll & Stern have leased at 6 to 10
East Thirty second Street, running
through to Thirty-first Street, the ninth
hoor to Lawrence L. Silver & Co.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-07
Big ''Movie'' for Newark

Jacob Fabian, owner of the Regent
and Garden theatres in Paterson, n. ].
has secured the property on which the
building of the Newark "Star-Earle. !"
IN Bradford Place, Newark, is located.
lie will erect q motion picture theatre
with seating capacity of $500. Fred
erlck W. Wentworth, a Paterson archi-
tect, is working on the plans and the
theatre will be ready October /. The
property was purchased from the Pru-
DENTAL Insurance Company and the
6ransaction dra involves more than $1,ooO,-
New-York tribune., 1919-03-07
. BROOKLYN Dwellings Sold

The Realty Associates have sold rs
Wolcott Street, two-story and base
ment Dwelling, on lot 25x100 feet, to
harry Pape The broker was Charles
Baumann. And 1872 Kosciusko Street,
three-story dwelling, to Lena Gold
berg The broker was M Weiss.
The Bulkley & Horton Company has
sold 365 Hancock Street, between
Tompkins and Throop avenues, two
and one-half story and basement
brown stone dwelling on lot lSx1OO
feet, for Emile P. Alden to a client
for occupancy.
The Alec Building Company has
sold the one-family dwelling at 2O49
Slxty-thlrd Street, Mapleton Park, to
Joseph Paulson
New-York tribune., 1919-03-07
Long Island City Plot BUYERS

NJ. Frank has sold to D. Sarhisian a
Plot, 5ox2o0 feet, on the south side of
Thirteenth Street, west of Ely Ave
nue., Long Island City.
The City Real Estate Company has
sold to !. Silverstein a plot, 75x1OO
1eet, on the east side Of Sixth Avenue,
south Of Pierce Avenue, Long Island
A. J. Murphy has bought the brick
dwelllng at 662 Hamilton Avenue.
Hlchmond NJ Hill, from client of II. R.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-07

GET THE RIGHT START
IN BUSINESSi
BRIGHT YONG WOMEN
CAN OBTAIN Goop PAT.
PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT
AND PROMISING FUTURE
In the
TELEPHONE SERVICE
50 and $40 whne learning. during
first fOur weeks.
Earnings within nsrt few weeks aver
age sll5o 10 sl4.5o week. according
70 tours CT duty assigned.
Earnings by end OF first year average
sl4.oo to $3.50 week. according to
tours OF duty assigned
Further salary increases For expert
enced operators. and many advanced
and highly paid positions open %
those who are ambitious
No experience necessary.
EMPLOYEES ARE ESPECIALLY WE'LL
CARED EUR
Honeike Quarters.
Iuncheonn Served at Cost.
Vacations with Pay.
Anniversary Payments, Sick Bcncdte
and Pensions
to Hour Working Day.
CONVENIENT APPLICATION OFFICES
OPEN WEEK DAYS
MANHATTAN
8 A NJ 70 P NJ
1454 Broadway tat 42d ST..
l2M TO P NJ
109 ". 125th Ct tnr. Lenox Ave).
l2 N TO P. II
BRONX.
<63 East fremont Ave-,
IpM tosP. Al
BROOKLYN.
81 wrlloughby st..
"A. n. to6 p. N
1890 Gates Ave. (st B'wayl.
l2 81 to 5 P NJ
$40 Fifth Ava tnr. 5lss ST.
IL NJ 70 5P Il
NEW YORK TELEPHONE co.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-07
Pryor House, Landmark
Of Larchmont, Is Sold
Century Old Structure and Four
Acres Bought by Henry Healy
for Summer Home
for Summer Hon

e. c. Griffin and P. H. Collins have
sold the Pryor homestead at Larch-
mont to Henry Healy, Of this city
for summer home. The property is
part of the original farm of John
Pryor. The house is over century
old. The property is on the shore
OF the Premium River and the Mill
Pond, and was sold for r. E. Robinson,
Who recently acquired it. 1t consists
OF four acres Of land, and was held
at $4,000.
The same brokers sold two lots be-
longing to R. E. Robinson and the
estate Of Charles Pryor to Charles G.
Witherspoon, adjoining his present
New-York tribune., 1919-03-07
New Use for Halls Hotel

Halls Hotel, at Park Row and Duane
Street, has been leased for a long term
to the St. Johns Buffet Lunch by an
estate represented by the Cruikshank
Company. The hotel will be com
pletely remodelled. It was closed sew
esal years ago by the Police Depart
ment.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-07
Apartments Rented

Douglas L. Gilman & Co. have leased
large apartment at 270 Park Avenue
to l.. 5. Stroock; furnished apart
ment at Maison Pierre, II East Forty
NTH Street. to II. E. Raymond, vice
president of the B. F. Goodrich Com
pany; in the Surrey, 1872 East Eighty
second Street, to Ernest Dielman: at
4l6 Madison Avenue to II. S. McSherru
New-York tribune., 1919-03-07
Banks Sell Queens Realty

The Prudential Savings Bank has
sold to NJ. Schultz a plot, 5Ox115 feet.
on the west side Of Boss Avenue,
south Of the Rockaway Plank Road,
Jamaica
The Flushing National Bank has
sold the dwelling, on plot 40x1O0 feet,
at B Douglas Street, greensboro Hill.
Flushing, to John j. Sheridan through
j. Albert Johntra,
New-York tribune., 1919-03-07
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

18TH ST. $3.50 E; goth st. 8ls W; 22d st. ala w.
Fsa Frad g. e s Sew T1ts Yo Guar nT5a TTst - to s
DUANE ST. 122; Bway. 7a5 onethird part 70 AS, SSv
,,s Stern d ano, trustees to Title Guar & Trust Co.
10TH ST eo-s2 u int $4,000 sarah cohen sS2, OGo TO
"m semmel' $50 Fox st. Bronx; atty. q b
MrIRERRY CT. li4 Int Of 81 900 in m,y 500 Sno olSo
N,choas Nc Ias, di Sea- 70 D Baffa u d sesa on
l7sth ST. s 5. 100 & $50 St Nich av; i3yo lots
2 mts. A7 900 each; Bernard Lowenstein Tstate
TO Staten Island Say Bank. 50 Water St STAPLE
sssns sss; d each e atty & NJ CO. 1855 Bway: 2
BHoADwAY, c lo7th st; Isaac Maycr 92' 20 20
il'szes1 r say ed banS Sc Bowery atty Lawyers
18th a az & see 4oth st. z, slo 900 Mt ver,
w. vsrnSn %n,rSD a;ty Gescheidt So 4th az
sqEsSaK t9l,,sa 10 ST lsT ST. in. ssso9 snss nrowa.
17sTM ST IS. 100 and $50 st Mich StU'9O2 AZ:
ano To Ellen A Stewart. at Grand Hotel Rwav
q olst 81. & ano; atty. T & 81 Co, l35
e' ''-'.-.-'-'.. 5 10 900
Bronx
LOTS y s2s & a2s. map par. schierelin Estate:
i,lW 4Stb COIN; st1 aimr e T 70 Edw cohn. 6s5 W
VGsE ss AZ xuts ft Tg +, ,sh 4 H., ss
q ay CO. ist' so Broadwsy SsS sa % 81 spe55S doS
SAME property. Lawyers Aitgo Co to Bronx saws
FOREST ~. III q & 7 Co to Jos FSaSey rad cyo
Willis Az. g. s54 i4lst ST. ls s1siS LavD pDo
yers ye., Mtge Co 10 Isaac kugenan e1r. "a y
18th ST. atty. Lawyers Mtge Co. 80 Liberty q, =
GERARD Az. llsI: Louis Blauvc, g. S'gov apo
rfrs rsfrs 70 Natalie Milne. picrmont. N Y; atty
18TH S. SEQ f. North side st,sc cornr 81
Anse W Perrin a Fredonia. N Y attys. Ceveke
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New-York tribune., 1919-03-07
Tax Collector Buys
New Country Place

Silas D. Ritch. tax collector, and his
brother, Willis Ritch, who recently sold
their property at Byram Shore to the
used for a town park and bathing
beach, have purchased new homes.
Silas bought the Leonard Lest property
at Byram Shore for about 100000. and
wills bought No: 10 Monroe Place,
New-York tribune., 1919-03-07
Dwelling Near Drive Is Sold

The five story dwelling at 315 West
1o5th Street has been bought by Betty
Green from Mrs. Ida Heimann. The
house is on site 21 feet wide and
100.l1 feet deep on the block between
West End Avenue and Riverside Drive.
j. G. Moses represented the seller as
attorney. L. j. Phillips e. Co. were the
brokers.