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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-16

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atty. Title q q T co, 17s Bwsy. ..s,u
SAME neutrality-suspicious. wich.
su S.T st. to nf Fr ;so R JsiS LIZ lily rs
Guar t Co, 17s Bway: ......::.::sic 500
CRBsToN Az, cor 1884 81, s3xl7s TO
Grand "a BlydEIy ref i,t ,G s :,y
,ssTfE ' 81 q s,s &, !. :: ,,siiit,1;ss. !
Weller 70 pe anS NV ~ AI 1s! at t samuel
NORRIS Az. icsi, " si,sioo-Law.
snS.r Davis sv TO a. 0s %,s $500. Jun. s.
atty, s Williamson, Sst Alexander av.
CYRUS PL SIS. las e Vanderbilt av. ask
l0o-Carollne q Feneriie to Julia Koch.
g: Cyrus pl; July IL atty, Julia Koch och
LOT LOT 40 sr map p fremont Heisht..Msris II
Morelius TO Otto Formica, 1877 81. Nicho-
las av July II; atty. e Acker. .1Iss
JEROME Av. e cor Kins:bfidso I'd,
i2lsxioo; also Kinssbridse I'd. n g. 100
jerome av. 100 to Morris av xi2le-
Disco Reilly corpn to Arrow AZ Holding ding
3; atty. II zieser. 2l7 Broadway, 500
WEBB Av. $, 500 n Park View pL COX
ioSo ! Martin to ell gids Co. Go:
atty. Max silverstein, $50 Bwey. &c. 500
WEBSTER Az g, 21o.2 1sad st. 2so.25
R rSS0 So III i Brossws H mtg No $4,000.
July IA: atty. L Marcus. IA Broad.
,%syr......'';cc:':''.';;:k.:....,,,..'tleevo
l0o---Caroline Strobel to Chas A Linch,
ato Il 1890 ST. July IA; attys, McKeown
Il F. sac Courtlandt ay.....,........sl
SL6-Mildred X Nook to Caterina Io-
gattolia, ana Arthur av, July Il; atty,
Arthur Bell sel L ltsth st.......tlo0
CLAY AV, 1921. W q, ts4x irreg-A
Schwarsler Co TO John McKenna, 2S36
Creston av. mtg s225.25o, June /; atty,
Krug. Jr. 40 Nassau st: :....sioo
BEACH ST, n g, 100 Q Minneford ev. 60x
lo0-Patrick J Reville to Alice NJ Re
willie, 1884 Trinity av. mtg $4,000, July
Gift
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-16
MARKED INCREASE
IN BUILDING SHOWN
June Records ShoD 1872 Per
Cent. Cain Over June, 1878.

A marked increase in building opera
lions all over the country in June is
proof that the construction industry is
surging into real action. Reports from
15S cities give an estimated value OF
S13i.726.715 as compared with S47.793,-
1872 for June, 1918, The percentage gain
Is 1872.
The average value for permits issued in
June. 1919, is ss,375. This value COM
pares very favorably with average values
Of June permits for previous years which
are as follows: June. 1918, $2,2So; June,
1917. $4,000: June. 1915, $500 June,
1915, $4,000. The assumption gained
from this comparison is that repair work
and Jobs of minor importance are not In
undue proportion. The average value
Of permits Issued in May was only $4,000
and In January only sl.700.
Gain in activity Is universal. Only
twelve Of 1853 cities report losses from
1918 figures and in no case are these
losses large.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-16
OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

WEST FIFTY-FTRST STREET-Henry
Clamann sold to the Japanese Fan
Company the six story apartment
house, Irvington Hall, at 355-35s West
Fifty-frst street, on a plot 57x100.5.
near Ninth avenue. The property was
given in part payment for the Ave
story apartments at the southwest cor
ner of Broadway and Eighty-fifth
street, recently reported sold. The
Herman Arms Company negotiated the
transaction.
EAST FIFTY-THIRD STREET-Col
William Barclay Parsons has sold the
five story fat and store at 159 East
F1fty-third street, on q lot 27.6x1 00.5,
near Third avenue.
WEST 106TH STREET--Samuel Semi
ger sold for Dora w. Pope 103 West
106th street. a Ave story fat. on lot
25x100, near Columbia avenue. Kali
iseh & Kalisch, attorneys, represented
the seller.
WASHINGTON TERRACE-M. L. & G..
Ernest sold to Mrs. p. y. Balfour for
occupancy, the three story and base
ment dwelling, on, lot 17.9x62.s, at 123
Washington Terrace, south OF 1S6th
street and east of Amsterdam ave-
nue.. J. Pick was the broker.
WEST 173D STREET-Charles Kim
melman Is reported to have resold the
two Ave story apartment houses at 644
and $50 West l73d street. between
Broadway and Fort Washington ave-
nue.. Each house stands on a plot fox
s7.S feet and they were held at s2l5.-
600. The houses return an annual
rental OF about $4,000 and were ac-
quired by the sellers a couple Of
months ago.
AUDUBON AVENUE-Mlchael Retzker
bought from Frederick Brown the five
story apartment. 54x120. held at s121,-
900 and renting for s17,250. at the
northeast corner of Audubon avenue
and 1S5th street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-16
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan

losrH ST, 1912 E. ALBANIA Klapper to
Harry Rotman Is E 1osth ct. yrs from
2oTH Sri i'is' w :nsc: AZ; IN ;t Mios
samuel Adler to Isidore ooermsn. 80
Clinton st. 8 1912 yrs from Aug !, 1918:
atty. Nathan zvirin. l4o Riving.on
osTH ST. Q. s. 251aSo ail-Edi,hi, Z t'I D
Cram 10 Franklin W Alien. 81 James,
|: Il yrs from Oct 1. 1919; atty, Geo s
,sd Erao " 50 no " t " 5000 TO $1,000
Re.chman TO Jacob solataror. 81 e 1921
ct from Nov l, 1918. 70 June so,
% ~. 1883. str a and bake sso 20
SIP yrs from June I. 1919: at;ys,
Jsburg Bros. 10 Leonard st ,,... 81 go
ooTH ST. no5-So7 W. ali-Ja. Ne
st. yrs from July 10. 1919; atty. Abr
I:isT 'sT, All E. a,l-Micheiino Esposito
y FsTd ROM Ds Ap4 49, s a.t Tv n
Pietrangeii. s7s Pleasant av. ....... $3.50
isTI ST, 50 W. the lsnd-Trustees OF
Columbia College to Walter Gurnee ct
2l yrs renew; attys, sullivan & Crom-
well 40 Wall st; taxes sc. and. SO O20
7TH Az, 23s, al!-Ida sel!gman 10 speros
hS Rom HSF s . iiS f Ta az 2.e yr'
4sTH ST. L, sd lott f 'h.MsSriiCCss
Michael to Vincent Anastasio I2t
iois; atty. Nicholas schaggi $50 BTo.d:
s.TH ST. 1874 w, list iioft.Atdelonds B
Fitch, indiy!d and e1t5x. TO Jacob Cohn,
5 yrs from Jan !, 1913. ...........3 $500
:sTH ST, BIT W, all. option OF purchase-
Jno c Gabler TO Shanker steel Ceiling
to Aug 81, 1870; atty. Jacob weinberger.
Beekman st..........N,IO and 1850
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TO READJUST EXPORT RATES.
II. n. Administration Plans to
Change Charges to Southern Ports.

wAsHINGroN. July l5.-Readjustment
Of export freight rates TO south Atlantic
and Gulf ports will be started soon by
the Railroad administration to permit
shipments through those gateways on
equal terms with New York and the
Fast
That assurance was given to-day by
Director of Traffic Chambers and
Director OF Public Service Thelen 10
representatives OF the South and middle
West, who appeared to protest against
the reported intention of the administra-
ton to cancel existing export rates,
which would divert thousands of tons of
freight to tho crowded north Atlantic
seaboard. 1t was announced after the
hearing that the administration not
only had no intention OF cancelling exist
ing rates. but planned to extend them
TO cover all.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-16
REsIDENTIAL LEASES.

Douglas L. Gilman & Co.. Inc. leased
for Mrs. Richard Stevens at III East
Seventeen street. the five story brick
front American basement on lot l6.Sx
100. for a term OF years.
Pease & Gilman leased TO c. w
Dew the four story Is foot American
Easement dwelling at 271 West Ninetieth
Nreet, between Broadway and West
End avenue. Tho same Arm leased two
more apartments In 115 East Eighty
second street. which ]. r. r. Carpenter
is building for occupancy in the fall, to
DR.. Fl. f. Shattuck and to Lieut., Col
Sanger Brown. The same brokers also
leased an apartment in $50 Park ave-
nue. TO Henry A. Riley.
Payson Mel. Merrill Company leased
to John Brown the dwelling at 2044
Madison avenue also apartments at 1877
East Sixty-sixth street to Henry A. Col
gate. 140 West Ftfty-seventh street to
Benjamin ]. Nash and Benjamin E.
Howell: 10 East Fifty-sixth street TO
DR.. Clarence a. McWilliams 112 West
Forty seventh street to Alan G. Thur
man, and ll5 East Fifty-sixth street to
Miss Helen O. Irwin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-16
SHIP IN; CAPTAIN MISSING.
L. $. to Investigate Disappearance
on Trip From West Indies.

'PHILADEIPHIA, July 1.-THE steam
ship Lake Gormania passed in the Della
ware Capes tonight from tho West In
dies for Philadelphia with her flag at
half mast Radio reports to Govern
ment sources were to the effect that
the captain Of the vessel is missing and
Federal agents will board the steamer
in Delaware Bay to make an invcstiGa-
ton as TO the circumstances of his dis
appearance.
on her last trip here the Lake Cor
mania. which belongs to the emitted
States Shipping Board, was commanded
by Capt. Mauerhoff and so FAR as Is
known here he was master OF the ship
when she left the West Indies
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-16
FAMOUS PLAYERS ENLARGE.

The Famous Players-Lasky Corpora
ton has obtained the Estees Studio and
Laboratory, Inc. situated at S6l West
18th street la order 10 handle the in
creased producing activities planned by
the Famous Piayers-Lasky corporation
In the East. In less than a month the
corporation will have a floor space
greater than that of the combined
studios at Fifty-sixth street and the
Fort Lee studio.
Work on the new $4,000, 900 studio at
Long Island City, 10 being rushed. The
excavation IL nearly completed and the
FIRST floor of the laboratory has been
laid, It Is expected that .e entire
structure will be complet "a and ready
for occupancy by the Famous Players
Lasky Corporation by January, /, 1920.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-16
OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

EAST 10TH STREET-Meister Build
ers, Inc, sold the six story apartment
house on the northwest corner of l79th
street and Bathgate avenue. on a plot
60x94, with a rent list of about sl2,-
900. This property was held at $780,.
600. -..
BATHGATE AvENCE-Edward Polak
Inc, S. Poiak, manager. sold tire three
story brick dwelling at 1868 Bathsate
avenue for the Livingston estate to
DR.. Mirchin, client. Benjamin
Antin was the attorney.
EAST 16STH STREET-Edward Polak.
Inc, S. Polak. manager. resold for the
Van De Veer Estates, Inc, the four
story brick apartment at $40 East
16Sth street, TO a client
EAST 18TH STREET-Edward Polak,
Inc, s. Polak. manager. sold the two
story dwelling with garage at 32l
East 1s6th street for Mrs. Jane N
Castle to Michael Walsh.
HUGHES ANENUE-Gdward Polak,
Inc, S. Polak. manager. sold the two
family house at 2126 Hughes avenue
fo1 F. A. Mulgannon to q client.
GRAND CONCOCRSE - Richard H.
Scobie sold for John Cusack to a client
four lots on the west side Of the Grand
Boulevard and Concourse. between
\ 1s4th and 1sSth streets. with the two
buildings known as 2409 and 24l3
Concourse. 1PoxSO. 1t was cash
transaction.
WEST FORDHAM ROAD-Mrs. Albert
L. Lowenstein sold the residence she
has'occupied for the past fifteen years
at ~ West Fordham road, a three
story brick structure, on a lot 24.3x
100, near the Jerome avenue elevated
station. Minnie Wagner. the buyer.
will alter the property for business
use.
FREMONT AvENUE-Michael Retzker
bought the Ave story apartment. s0xS0.
held at $4,000. and renting for s14,-
900 at the southwest corner OF Lillian
place and fremont avenue, from the
Lillian and fremont Realities Com
pany.
EAST 18TH STREET-Philip watten-
berg sold through Philip D. Shapiro.
attorney. TO Schlenoff Bros. the FIVE
story apartment house at 1872 East
165th street. on plot 40xl10. for
$4,000.
MATILDA AVENCE-Matilda Realty
and Construction Company has sold
433s Matilda avenue. two story and
cellar two family frame dwelling, on
lot 25x100. to William Douglas, who
will occupy the premises.
EAST 18TH STREET-Philip Watten-
burg, represented by Philip d Shapiro,
attorney. has sold s25 East 18TH street,
a five story apartment house, on plot
40x125, to Harry Schlenoff for $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-16
BUY HEIGHTS Ap,TMENT HOUSE

The latest purchase of the Morgen-
stern Brothers Syndicate was made yes
terday on Washington Heights and in
volved the six story elevator apartment
house at 2s6 to 2s4 Fort Washington
avenue, at the northwest corner OF l7?d
street, which the company purchased
from the 172d Street Holding Company,
Samuel Krulewitch president
The house has a frontage of 100 feet
on Fort Washington avenue and 1915
feet on 172d street. with northerly and
easterly lines of 172.2 and 97.3 respec-
lively. 1t rents for $4,000 and was
held at 100000. Henry j. Kantrowitz
was the broker in the transaction.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-16
AGENT FOR CUNARD BLDG.

Bernard Wakefield has resigned the
vlce-presidency of Cushman q Wakefield,
Inc, to take the position Of renting agent
for the 25 Broadway Corporation, owner
and operator Of the proposed twenty
story building at Broadway and Morris
street, which Is to be erected by the
Todd, Irons & Robertson, Inc. Mr..
Wakefield will have Offices at "a State
street Work on the structure is about
to begin and 1t will be ready for occu-
pancy about May /. 1921. Reginald W.
Murray has been elected ice-president
OF Cushman & Wakefield to succeed Mr..
Wakefield. Mr.. Murray was manager OF
the management department and a dlrec-
tor Of Douglas l.. Gilman & Co., Inc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-16
DWELLINGS SOLD OR LEASED.

J. Irving Walsh sold for Anna NJ
Hammond the fye story apartment
house Ill West Eleventh street, size
aox1o3, to client OF F'rueauff, Robin
son & Sloane, who will extensively re-
model.
William s. Baker leased for Joseph
Shenk to Charles Kimmelman the
six story elevator apartment house at
40 West 18th street for 1--WE years
at an aggregate rental of $4,000
Francis and Joseph Gilroy purchased
the frame building, on lot 25x114. at
S37 Greenwich street between Barrow
and Morton streets, from the Broad
way-John Street Realty Corporation
Elias A. Cohen, president. The prop
erty was held at S22,500, and the buy
ers will erect a warehouse for their own
occupancy,
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~ Psnteii, sos u fremont av. ..tio.5oo
SAME PROPERTY--same to Mary Jep-
son, 1901 Gleason av. pr mtg tio.5oo.
July ~; instals, sR; atty. Arthur Beii;
JEROME Av, n cor Kinesbridge I'd.
121.ex100: also Kingsbridge I'd, n ..
ing Corpn to Disco Realty Co. $40 Bwey,
pr mtg $4,000 July 8. 2 yrs, 6q; atty,
w Enrich, OF Exchange pl.: 800
t001-Buiitwell Realty Co to Mountain
Garage, Inc. 0e4 Oakland pl pr mtg
10000, July u. 10 yrs. oti atty. J
WASHINGTON Az, 05s-10OO. leasehold-
Harry Davidson to Hyman Hermle. 1910
Washington av, July 9. instals, 50
inoteal ~. 600
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-16
OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

Prince & Ripley. Inc, through their
Dobbs Ferry office. sold for the Lorena
Company three lots in Ardsley Park to
John j.. Dillon and Thomas ]. Tighe.
The new owners will begin the erection
of a modern house Immediately.
Chauncey B, Grifren a Co. sold to a
client the Horton estate property. stu
ated at the corner OF Broadway and
MARITIME avenue, White Plains. consist
ing of nearly an acre of ground. with
old Colonial residence.
Lloyd Winthrop Company. Inc, sold
to John Griffin the three story stucco
residence, on plot 50xl00, at 81 Bainton
street, Yonkers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-16
LYNDON ARMS REsoLD.

Daniel II. Jackson has resold TO Ma
than Socol the Lyndon Arms apartment
house at 524 Riverside Drive, near
1920 street, a six story elevator apart
ment on plot 75x1O0. The house is ar
ranged for eighteen families and is
rented at over $23. 900 per annums The
property was held at $4,000. This is
Mr.. Socors third purchase from Mr..
Jackson within one month. The other
houses he bought were the Hudson View
apartments at l12-i1s Haven avenue,
and 102-104 Convent avenue. The
brokers in the transaction were Benja-
min Nauheim and julius Holman, who
also figured In heother transactions. Mr..
jackson purchased this house from Mas
soft & tanning about two weeks ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-16
@. Fl. EARLE, JR., BUYS HOUSES.

George Fl. Earle. Jr. of Philadelphia,
large holder of realty in this city, has
made another purchase here in the hotel
and theatre district. where most of his
holdings are. The acquisition was made
from Joseph Richards and others, and
involves the old three and four story
houses at 1913 TO 1877 West Forty-sev-
enth street, located between Sixth and
Seventh avenues The combined proper
ties measure 6Ox10o.5. and adjoin the
Hotel st. Margaret on the east.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-16
8 EAST GOTH STREET SOLD.

William b. May & Co. report the
sale OF the four story and basement high
stoop private residence at 8 East Sixty
ninth street for the estate of Teresa
NJ. j. O'Donohue to a client who expects
I'd rebuild the property and replace the
present house with modern English
basement residence. This property has
a frontage of thirty-foa- feet and is on
the north side of Sixty-ninth street close
on Fifth avenue. 1t is one of the few
wide plots available in this immediate
section and has been held for sale at
$500, 900. g..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-16
OVERSEAS
BANK CALL MADE
of Long Looked
for Institution Appears.
Speciol Cable Despatch to THE srN from the
London Times Service.

SpeCt0I CdDto Despdfcd 10 JhL oIN @FOW INC
London Times Serrice.
Copyright, 1919: all rights reserved.
LONDON, July 15.-The prospectus OF
tho long looked for British Overseas
Bank, Ltd. has now made its appear
ance. Eight leading banking institu-
tons have subscribed at par for $1,000
600 Of b ordinary shares OF capital and
applications are now invited for 100000
A ordinary shares OF S25 each at par,
forming a part Of the total authorized
share capital OF S25.000.000.
One of the objects OF the new bank
Is to facilitate the foreign trade of the
British Isles and empire by specializing
in all matters of exchange payments and
receipts abroad. Commercial credits
will be issued and the bank will give
It's acceptance to bills in connection with
home, colonial and international trade
agencies, and branches. II and where
necessary, will be established in order
to maintain efficient representation in
all parts OF the globe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-16
ARoNsoN BUYS BRONX BLOCK.

Harry Aronson has purchased from
the Peoples Big Market, Inc, the four
story and basement building at the north
east corner of 149th street and Court
landt avenue. The Bronx. one block west
Of Third avenue. The property is one
of the most modern Of It's type on 149th
street. and was held at $500. 900. 1t has
a frontage OF 55 feet on Courtlandt ave-
nue. and 100 feet on 14eth street. 1t is
rented for $4,000. A W. Mclaughlin
& Co. were the brokers. Lurie & Fein-
berg represented the purchaser.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-16
J. n. SIMON BUYS TWO HOUSES.

The two four story residences at SO
and 55 West Seventy-fourth street. near
Columbus avenue. have been sold
jacques r. Simon. a silk merchant, who
owns and occupies No. So. purchased the
adjoining house from Katherine Walker
and resold the two properties to an I'M
named buyer for investment. The build
ings occupy a plot 40x100 40 feet east
Of the Greylock apartment at the Co.
lumbus avenue corner.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-16
GREENwICH ESTATE SOLD.

Lawrence Timmons purchased the es-
tate Of David A. Calhoun on Calhoun
Drive, Greenwich. Conn. for $4,000. 1t
consists OF a costly residence. garage and
about three acres Of land, and Is one OF
the show places here, being located near
the Edgewood Inn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-16
SUGAR co. WANTS STREETS.

The American sugar Refining Com
pany wants to close South First, Second,
Third and Fourth streets, Brooklyn. from
Kent avenue to the Brooklyn water
frontage for the purpose of erecting new
buildings to cost between $4,000, 900 and
$4,000. zoo.
Borough President Riegeimann will
hear. the application at IL o'clock this
morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-16
CONVERT CLARIDcEiHAn.

The bar in the handsome Hotel
Claridge, formerly 'Rectors. Is 10 be
converted into a candy shop and soda
dispensing room at an estimated cost of
$4,000. When this modern structure
was erected a few years ago the bar
and restaurant were features of the hos
a<lry The Hotel claridge. Inc, has en-
ployed ]. J. Petit, architect. 20 draw up
the plans for the alterations.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-16
Would Aid Cattle Exports.

WAsHISGreN, July l5.-Application
will now be received from responsible
American banks and exporters for ad-
vances against cattle and cattle product
shipments the War Finance Corporation
announced to-day, the purpose being to
stimulate expectation and broaden the
demand for these products.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-16
cot. HARVEY SELLS HOUSE.

frederic II. Allen of Frederick Zittel
& Sons sold for Col. George B. NJ. Har-
vey 122 West Seventy-frst street, a
four story brownstone dwelling, elk
1923 to client of Brooks & Momand
for alteration.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-16
PENNSYLVANIA REAL ESTATE

BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY ESTATE: "A
room house. completely furnished; running
spring water; garage; tennis court &C
with SO acres of land partly under cuItI-
walton; located at Delaware Water Gan
Pennsylvania, but secluded from thu noise
and traffic: worth investigation; price
100000. II built to-day would cost s..
10000. wonderful bargain Write for
particulars to LONG WOODS LUMBER
COMPANY. Bangor. Pennsylvania
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-16
LIS PESDESS.
Manhattan.

NORFOLK ST. 32-Marttn Marks AIT CYL
Teltelbaum foreclosure OF mortgage (;
atty, r Calm.
lisTH ST. 1856 w-susan " Montanye ct
al aEt Frances VI CayanAugh ct al fore
closure OF mortgage; atty F II wads-
worth.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-16
CATHOLIC WOMEN LEASE.

Bryan L. Kennedy has leased for the
Kip estate the three story and base
mont brownstone house at 37l Lexington
avenue to the League of Catholic Women.
under tho auspices of the National
Catholic War Council. After extensive
alterations this house will be used as a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-16

permanent home for the League OF Cath
Ollie Women. Teresa r. O'Donohue presi-
dent. now located at 164 East Thirty
eighth street