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New-York tribune., 1919-05-24
Building Activity Shown
In Bronx Plot Buying
Some Choice Property Bought
10 Be Improved With Flats;
Boulevard Sale Brings Profit

Frederick Brown mas resold another
cnolce property in the DeVoe tract
along Fordham Road, which he recent
y purchased from the heirs of the
estate. 1t comprises seven lots at the
northeast corner of Fordham Road and
University Avenue The purchases is
q client Of Samuel H. Golding. atter-
ney' who has in mind the Improvement
OF the site with nigh class apartment
house.
Frederick Brown has resold to a
client Of Calm & Calm, through Lett
ner, Brener & Starr, the following
properties: 210 East lS0th Street, q
two family house, on lot 22x93; the
dwelling at 2373 Grand Avenue, south
west corner of 134th Street. on lot 5ox
30; the dwelling at 231O Grand avenue.
on lot 25x100, and 5S East ,90th Street,
dwelling, on plot 43.5x175.
Builder Buys Corner Plot
Eugene ]. Busher has sold for the
United Real Estate and Trust Com
pany the plot 100x105 at the northwest
corner of fremont and Walton Ave
nues to a builder.
Plimpton Avenue Plot Buyer
Alexander Selkin and David Mintz
have sold to Sarah Ashman the plot. so
MOO, on the west side OF Plimpton
Avenue, 200 feet north of 10th Street
Murray Estate Lots Sold
Alexander Selkin and David Mintz
have sold for the Isaac Lowenfeld
Realty Corporation the plot, 5Ox1OO,
on Mclean Avenue, known as lots $50
and 357, Murray estate.
Profit From Boulevard Sale
Irving Judis, builder and operator,
has paid c. Scott large profit for the
five-story apartment house at 1920
Grand Boulevard and Concourse, which
Mr.. Judas erected along with three
similar structures, and a store build
ing at the northeast corner of the
Concourse and Fordham Road, about
two and half years ago. The struct-
urc stands on plot 5GxlOO and is ar
ranged in small suites.
Morris Park Avenue Flat Sold
An investing client of Paul HELM
ger attorney, has bought from the
Van Buren, Realty Company the five
story apartment house at $50 Morris
Park Avenue and 1851 Van Buren,
Street. at the southwest corner, on A
plot fronting 1882 feet on Morris Park
Avenue and 1923 feet on Van Buren,
Street
Sale in Whitlock Avenue
NJ. l.. & G. Ernst have sold through
Leitner, Brcncr & Starr to Mr..
Schriber the three-family house at S4s
Whltlock Avenue on a lot 25xl0O This
is the sixth house sold by these
brokers of row OF twenty-one ac-
quired by the sellers a couple of
months ago.
Sale In 18Sth Street
Mary A. Waterman has sold the
three story building, on lot 20x95. at
5l2 East 1SSth Street, through Angelo
Frumento.
Physician Sells 15sth Street House
Eugene j. Busher has sold for DR..
W. A. Goodall 800 and 31l East 15Sth
Street, a residence and garage. on plot
5lxl05, TO client of Christopher
Stein.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-24
Suburban Buyers Plan
Homes on Plots Bought
DeCourcy Hard to Build at &c.
darhurst; To Erect Dwelling
at Fieldston

Pesse & Gilman have sold for Mrs.
EDWARD l. Frost 8 part of her prop
erty on Ocean Avenue, Cedarhurs,,
L. l., on which stood her large resi-
dence which was recently DESTROYED by
AFe The property in question consists
og approximately three acres. and lies
between III stats Of Charles s
oargeant and Mrs. Prescott Slade and
Hobart Porter. The buyer is De-
Courcy Hard, who intends to erect {
residence for his own occupancy.
George Howe has sold for the Della
field estate a plot at Fieldston. River
daie-on- Hudson, to Mrs. Elizabeth B.
hsnileld, of this city, who is to build
an attractive residence Immediately.
Fine Home at Pelhamwood Sold
Fish & Marvin, through their Pei
ham Office. have sold for Mrs. Annie A
johnson her large stucco residence on
CNNora Avenue. at Pelhamwood, to
I. b. Mertz. OF Toledo The property
was held at $4,000 The same brokers
have sold to Lucius Creve two lots ad-
joining his residence on Monterey Ave
nue., at Pelham Manor.
Whippoorwill Farm Sold
Griffin. Prince & Ripley have sold
Tor Albert Turner his property CON
sisting Of ffty-six acres, known as
"hlppoorwill Farm. situated two
miles east from the Chappaqua Station.
The buildings consist Of dwelling Of
twelve rooms, two cottages. garage and
farm buildings. John ". Bickneu. of
the United States Rubber Company, is
the buyer
Buys Brightwaters Cottage
Badgley & Brewster have sold to
Mrs. Duncan Dobie the Kerwin cot
tage al Brightwaters.
Arverne Apartment Sold
The Lewis H. May Company has sold
for a client 214-216 Larkin Street.
Arverne, l.. T., consisting of four fam
lily brick apartment. on plot 59x1Oo,
TO j. Mayors, for investment.
Sale at Mount Vernon
The Cooley Realty Company has sold
the residence at AZ Clinton Place. Mt
Vernon, for George T. Close, to Walter
+. Brown, of this city Mr.. Brown IN
tends to make extensive alterations.
The same company has leased for two
years the property at Rich Avenue and
Primrose Street, Mt. Vernon, for Mrs
A, j. Crawford, to A. Y. Laing, of
Montreal, Canada.
Forest Hills Property Sold
VIII Phillip Hooper has sold to
Richard W. Knight S5 Greenway South,
Forest Hills Gardens, L. l., for s2l 900
cash. The broker was Guyon L. c.
Earle
New-York tribune., 1919-05-24
New Building Plans
The Bronx

EPSON Av- 8, 25so2 Boston I'd: four
2story frame dwellings 2exc4 each
Crawford Real Eat and Bldg co. cisc~re
Crawford. : i2d 81. president. owners:
Kingsley Lloyd, Bergen Building archi-
Iect total cost ----......-- So. 900
GRAND CONCOURSE. 5. so 1921 81
5-story brisk tenement, 1naxes: HenleA
Real Estate Corpn. Inc. Louis Wolf. 1912
CLINTON aN.. president, owners Irving
Margon, 3s5 E l4sth st. architect
Isl , 90. 00n
WH1TLOCk Az. c Barretto ST: l-stc~v
brick garage, l007x12ios. & p Const
Co; Marcus Singer. T0e Trinity az. treas
owners. Wm shary. $50 E ao7th 81. arch
iicct. cost ..... 80 onc
CYPRESS AN. 18th st. l-storv hoilo,.-
ille Garage. lexAh issk Roy. 500 Ia "
10th st. owner; Stough,on x StoughTon
architect; cost ......'....... & non
New-York tribune., 1919-05-24
Mission Sells Century
Holding in Stanton Street


LYMAN Weisner has purchased from
the New York Protestant Episcopal
City Mission Society 12S-152 Stanton
Street, which has been used for almost
a century b. the seller. The buyer
will demolish the old structure. The
deal was for all cash. Mr. Weisner tas
also purchased for cash from the New
York Life Insurance and Trust Com
pany 1+4S-l445-1447 Washington Ave
rue, in The Bronx.
Sale on Lower East Side
Alexander Selkin and David Mintz
resold Isl Madison Street, five story
tenement, on lot 25xf00. to the En-
pire City Holding Company William
Prayer
New-York tribune., 1919-05-24
Alterations
Manhattan

GREENWICH ST. 500 10 sa2: 10 a AVA
story warehouse; King. Is willisn,
st, owner and architect ......... $40. 900
sap 81, l-S e 20 a three story power
house Edison CO. isn e ~ ~,
owner NJ Whttehil. 80 Union so. rachi,
feCt ' -.
a-n ST -1s E; 10 ? four story dwelling
r G~yltn. premises. owner p ! NJ
ray. asa Ath av. architect ss ean
NORFOLK ST. 90 to g.. to three storv
synagogue, Congregation Beth Eamed-
New-York tribune., 1919-05-24
Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

18TH ST. 8, 24s2 sth a.. fa.4x1os.
John Koch agt Raljan Holding Corp
owner & contractor .................- 100. o.
GOLD ST, Maiden Lane, s7x.7lO;
John j Woods agt National Surety Co.
owner, John kennedy & Co, contractors
$500
DRIVE, Ala; Francesca Barns
agt Leopold Weiss, owner 3 contractor
4l675
New-York tribune., 1919-05-24
Sale on Lower East Side
West Side Loft Sale

The New York Life Insurance Com
rany has sold to the Union Chemical
Glassware Company 252 to 25S West
Twenty-ninth Street, seven story loft
building, on plot 9Ox74x irregular,
adjoining the southeast corner Of
Eighth Avenue. George t. Fowler
negotiated the transaction.
Buyer Plans Improvement
John y. Golding has sold for Everett
Hall the two lots on the north side of
saath Street. $50 feet West of Ninth
Avenue. The purchaser intends i'm
proving the lots in the near future.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-24
News and Comment of City and Suburban Realty Market
Unable to Rent Homes.
Many Buy Dwellings
Brokers Have a Busy Day Find
ing Suitable Places for Gil
ents; Sales Reported

The residence of the late William F.
Sheehan, at 16 East Fifty-sixth Street.
is again reported to have been sold
1t is four story house on lot o2.ex
loo.5, between Fifth and Madison Ave
nues, and had been the residence of
the Sheehan family from the time it
was purchased by Mr. Sheehan in 1895.
Last year the estate made contract to
sell the property for business altera-
ton, but when the buyer found it i'm
possible TO make the desired changes
on account OF, existing restrictions, he.
refused to complete ths transaction.
schermerhorn Estate Sells
Peter P. Sherry has sold for the
Schermerhorn Estate 433 West Six
teenth Street, five story tenement on
lot 26x92, to James S. Harmon.
Pease e. Gilman have sold for the
estate of DR.. T. Schaeffler the four
story and basement dwelling at $50
Lexington Avenue, on lot 20x75.s, be-
tween Seventieth and Seventy-frst
Streets
Joseph +. Seltz has sold for Robert
f. Kelly 234 East SiXty-eighth Street.
a three story and basement dwelling on
lot 1S.4xl00.
House of Gardner Estate Sold
Frederic H. Allen, of Frederick lit
tel & Sons, has sold for the Anna L.
Gardner Estate, of Brookline, Mass,
l7S West Seventy sixth Street. a four
story dwelling on lot lox1o2.2. to Elsie
Holman.
Resale in West 12tst St.
Mulvihill & Co have resold the three
story dwelling. on lot 20x10O, at 131
West 121st Street, for James H. Cruik
shank
Old 122d St. Holding
The Merit Realty Company (Marcus
L. Osk president) has purchased from
the Haas estate the three story and
basement dwelling 1873 West 122d
Street, on lot 18.9x10o11. This proper
ty was owned by the sellers for over
twenty years.
Albert H. Stout has resold to Fannie
Grill 331 East 124th Street, a three
story and basement dwelling on lot
20x100.
Corporation Sells 123th ST. House
The Purdy Realty Corporation has
sold to Rose Barber, through Louis
r bernholz, 227 West 12Sth Street, "a
three story dwelling on lot 16x99.11.
Buyer for 130th ST. House
Albert H. Stout has sold for Isabel
Mackln to a client of B. J. Green, ir.,
10 West 13oth Street, three story
and basement dwelling on lot 19.6x10O.
Investor Buys on 136th St.
A. Kane Company has sold for the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company the
dwelling 1874 West 136th Street, on lot
16.8x99.11, to an investor.
Physician buys in St. Nicholas Ave.
Physician Buys in st. Nicholas Ave.
W J. Huston G. Son have sold for
the Title Guarantee and Trust Com
pany, trustee for the c. J. Ryan estate. I
IL st. Nicholas Avenue. a five storv
dwelling on lot 2lxlo0. The buyer is |
physician who viii occupy after ex-,
tensive alterations are made.
Dwelling in Adrian Ave Sold
Bernhard Buse has sold the frame
dwelling on plot 34x10o, at Al Adrian
Avenue, in the Marble Hill section.
Buyer of 82d Street House
Pease e. Elliman announce that the
buyer of East Eighty-second Street
five story, twenty-five foot American
basement residence, recently sold by
them for Mrs. J Prentice kellogg. is
John II. Auerbach, now living at 14l
East Thirty Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-24
Sales at Auction
BY Henry Brady

BROAD ST, s24, $, 43.9 Stone ct, 62.1
x9s. lox lrreg, two four story loft and
store bldss Equitable Life Assur Soc
aEt Helen Herbert ct al: due, Sf62.
oss 81 taxes, S1,sl2.10: withdra wn
llbIH ST oS-52 r. 4. 100 Madison
aY. 6oxloo, three five-story tnts and strs .
Central linton Trust Co agt Broadway-
John st Corp eL al: due, sls41: ad-
jouru 10 June G.
BY Joseph p. Day
122D ST. 439 L. s. 205I w Pleasant az.
lt-oXlppll, three story and brk dwlg
Christian Schroeder ct al exrs etc. agt
& Scuiiy et al; duo ss.sl9-e5: taxes,
etc, 500, TO the plaintiff for $4,000.
lvlST ST, 4lb 4. s. 2bo lst av, 37.6x
10o.il, six-story int and strs Central
lnion Trust Co sgt Amy Holder ct al ,
due, S22,3e2S So. taxes. etG. 5637.20, to
he plaintiff for $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-24
Lis Pendens
Manhattan

ST NICHOLAS PL. W F, a4l1 n 152d st.
- xG42; Alfred Meyers agt Victoria
Lash foreclosure OF mtge) atty. 8.
SAP ST. 1873 e. Caroline Kablik agt Jan
harhk ct al faction to set aside decd
atty, etc, J w Marx.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-24
West Side

Eth ST, 4s3 W. n 5. 25.2x92 e scher-
ne~horn ct al, eSrs kate r Scherraer-
horn. to John Z Schermerhoru 4s4 Rty-
crstde Drive: Anna Schermerhorn. IS
IL 18th 81, and Kate $ Matthews. 225 w
New-York tribune., 1919-05-24
Assignments of MORTGAGES

AV. cor ls7th st, 1oox10o;
ana Children OF Clergymen of the Protes-
tant Epscopsl Church in State of Y
20 Title & Mtge Co, 135 Bway.s 0 900
DAVIDSON AV II W cor 177th 81, 3lxs0x
New-York tribune., 1919-05-24

ISAAC NJ. DAvlEs. Plslntin. against
WILLIAM a. McORE. Defsndaat- SUM
TO the aboge-nalued Defendant.
Yot ARE HEI' IBY SUMMONED - an
sV'er the compliant In this action and -
serve a cop OF your answer on tbs
plaintiffs Attorney within 20 days after
tt- service Of this summons. exclusive of ths
day Of service. ana IL case OF your failure
to appear or answer. judgment will be aiken
msnded IN the complaint
Trial desired in Sew York County.
BOOTH & HEWITT. Plaintiffs Attorneys:
Office and Post-Ofhce Address, is5
To BrqadTsy, ca va New New YoFS 1,',5, CITY
by publication. pursuant IN an order Of Hon
George y du.Ian. Justice Of the Supreme
24th day Of April 1913 and iiied With tns
Complaint IN the Office of he Clerk OF ths
Iouee in the Borough Of Manhattan. Ci.y,
County and stare Of New York.
BOOTH HEWiTT. Artornesx for Plain
uff orfioe and Post Office Address iss
Broadway, Manhattan, New Tork Cry.
SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
r,JAcoR F sNYDEk. Plaintiff. against
WILLIAM 4. MOORE, De.endant--Sum-
T. the sho,e e-nsmea Defendant:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED - an
swer The compliant in this action and %
Plaintiffs Attorney within 20 dars = ftss
the service Of this summons. exclusive Of no
to appear or answer. judgment VIII be taken
agalns5 you by default for the relief de-
Trlai desired in Tew ess,s''4 York County
Dated March 9th. 1919
BOOTH BOOTH d HEWITT. Plaintiffs Attorney;
:, Broadgay. New York Cry.
TO the Defendant, William A Moore:
ne foregoing summons - serve5 upo7 ,o.l
ny puolcatlOn. pursuant ~
GeoIee Gse y Au.lan. a Justice of the Supreme
24th day Of ori 1919 and iled 0sis1 wsl, fhs fhs
complaint IN tne Office of the Clerk OF ths
gl3unty flo,.s o; Of ~. New York al the County Court
County and State of New YORK
B0nt. BalSa NeT York Ss.4 -. APril 18th 1919
M Once ana Pest Once Address. iss
Broadway, Manhattan. New York City
SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK cor-TTy
GEORGE n. DAVIES, Plaintiff ara,,s,
WILLIAM a. MOORE. Defendant--suns.
To the above named Defendant.
YOU. ARE HEREBY sUMMoNED - a.
svei tbs complaint il this action ard -
piaintlff g Attorneys within 20 days af-s-
ihs service ~ this summons exclusi,,s e ~.
day Of service. ana IN case OF your failnTs
against you by default fer tns re4ies de-
manded in the complaint
Daied sial FSsrse MaTsb y 97tS New fsrk County
BOOTH K HEWITT. plaintiffs Attorneys;
9ince and Posi- -ofice Address ie5
BreaoTay New YORK CITY.
10 tns Defendant. William 4 Moore.
IAe foregoing summons is served rpor ON
ny puhiicsilon. pursuant 10 an oder NJ Hon
George MEl!an s Justice ~ the SUrren.s
Sogit Of ne state ~ New York actsa -
-S,h day of Apra. 1919. and fIed Min tn.
complain IN the Office OF the Clerk O. ths
county o. New YORK. a. the County t-ouY,
House IN the Borough Of Manhattan C.ty,
Nobsis bsisd and aaS staJe ver gf Nsm & Yors 49,
Eo0TH - = = 1lk, s,,,, APT. 1t5h. 1912
IN Once and Post-Onice Address sss
Broadway. Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-24

rash Hagadol, premises. owner; C. mess.
v ssih s.. architect ..... fg IN
y! VISION ST. IS. 20 threA-sfor,, ~rn~e
"nc e m T. Srarner. premises orzr,s--
Iie.eh < Harrison, 2os Z 18th st. s-.hi-
- ..-- fs oca
6tsoADM AY, 1877, 10 Il nlne-storv store
n r. Macy Co. premises. owner, r.
nohn. as West 45th ST architect. $50 600
W r-sot END Az Ssh 20 z nVA- story dwell
.nS Matthews sS7 " s7th st o,yne~.
r., Hasseiman, 6s W seth 81. archs :
kcCl . -. =
New-York tribune., 1919-05-24

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE or
NEW YORK DAISY CHAVERS. Plain
tiff. against THOMAS NERS, Defend
ant Trial desired in the County Of New
York. Summons, with Notice. Action for
A Absolute Divorce
To the Above Ma med Defendant:
You are hereby summoned to answer tbs
complaint i" this action. and to serve
copy Of YOUR answer the Plaintiff 3 a.
torncy within twenty days after tho SER
wee Of this summons exclusive Of the day
Of service and ia case Of your failure %
appear, OF answer. judgment viii be- taken
against YOU by default for the relief de-
manded In the complaint.
Dated april 5th. 1912
JOHN WILLIAM SMITH
Attorney for Plaintiff once and Past
0ifice Address 26 Cc~tlsndt Stree.
Borough % Manhattan New York CITY.
To THOMAS CHANEPs.
The fore going ssumnnns is served upon
You by publication. pursuant to an order
Of Honora ble Henry y. Hofchkiss. Justice
OF the supreme Court 81 the state If Nav
y ork. da ted the 18th day of Ar~il. 1919,
and fled with the complaint and summons
in the office Of tho Clerk Of tho County If
New ork. a the County Court Hc.se IN
the City. County and State Of New York.
Borough of Manhattan
Dated New York. April 18th 1919.
JOHN WILLIAM SMITH
Attorney for Plaintiff. Cfice and Pos.
once Address. IS Cor.iaadt street.
York
New-York tribune., 1919-05-24
----' ---'--''----------------.- -
REAL ESTATE
NEW JERSEY

FOR sALE-REACHwO WOOD LoTs-Two.
cxcellent location reasonable H. D.
2302. ITO West 40th st.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-24
Recorded Transfers
. Downtown

ST. 42-4. $ W Pearl ct
6s.5xS46 (forcclos NAY 81 1870: Wm
Henhle, jr ref. to Helen. Ogivie. %
2 Attn st March 20, attys Cannon & c.
135 Bway ....-,...,. .......$l7. 500
MADISON ST, ISL, & 246x1oo: Asn-
man to Empire state Holding Corpn 37
Liberty st mtg. S2l.0o0, attys, Arnstein
e Levy. 12S Bway y.............. ........ 500
W ASH1NGTON PL, II. II .. 22xa7: Pequa-
buck Realty C-rpn to the Colborne, 70
Washington pi; mtg $40 600; all liens
May 10 atty Title Guar < T Co. l76
Bway .....-................ $37, 500
East Side
1sT ST. 80 f, =, 25.5x11s sxs4ltx114.3;
Wiinelmina Miller ct al to Independent
Provision Co. - f lst ST. all liens
May II; atty. Edw T Eorwill. 2l5 Mon
tague, BlSlvn ........... S22 o0n
39TH ST. 9-11 E, s. 5ox9s.9 Edw II
Litchheld to Brooklyn Impt Co, A Wall
81, ali liens. Nov 10. 1918 .........s1o0
1905; Jessie r Simmons to Grace /.
Dane. Maro'thead, Mass; all liens attys
I.arlin 85 p. 81 Wall st......... Ss7 900
SD ST. 13c E. s. ecX100.5. Aug Alilns
to Edw II II Simmons, $40 Park az;
May %: atty. Lawyers 7 & 7 Co, lc0
SWAY ..-.'..... -...-....-... ....-.-....$lQ
MADISON AV. 8. 30 n 65th st. 92Ix7ol;
kath Barnes to los 3 Barnes. 775
Madison ay' Il part May l. attys,
61TH ST. q e. 8, 22x10o5, VIM l. Faw-
cett to Helen B Rueping. l5G e 18TH
81, all liens. May I'll atty. Title Guar
& 7 Co IT6 Bway. .............SIO
18TH ST. so f. =. 1-x102.2. Alice !.
Thorne to Lucy Hoffman, 50 e 18th
St; mtg, $4,000; attys. Stewart & s, 10
"ai 81 .''...-...... .................. 81
New-York tribune., 1919-05-24
SUMMONS

NEW E.N, YoKh SUPREME COURT. KINGS
- = lh-4-a"3cEs Asor>e ase Con.pan5-,
rr,tssanilu, asalns' Annie fIeia. Marcus
reg r. tsI sssnheiiaer Harry Metal = Executor
or the Last Wlll and Testament of Arthur
/. jackson. deceased. hotzen Rsalt, Cos~l-
Stone. his Wife. Mary Golden. Annie
Schupper. City Of New YogA Richard :
White. Nelly NJ. White his wife Ant
tor: Never Jsrmulowsl1y. indiVi,ualsv
\%Aa % as executor, LOUIS Jarmafowsi,> ard
last WI and Testament OF sender
rn9lowsky;, '9 9le.,gss,, and Harry 1arinulows;.y.
dong business under the name ane siyss
or 5 Jarrnalowshyf Mary Iaroanloo s1y.
W. We Of said Louis 1armuiowssS. she name
Mary being taetft tous The true hrst name
o. saiH cstenaAnt heAng unknowa To
said Harry Jarrlutowsky. the nso.e Mary.
being fictitious the true first name os
said defendant being unknown to PLAIN
Iuptey or Louis Jarmuiowskv ana Harry
JaTmuiowshy, individually and - private
and s;yle Of 5 Jarmulowsky; Mary
Jsrinusowsiy, wife OF said -A.5er. jar
y aiowsHS, the name "Maryr beins dcsi-
Nccs, the true first name OF said defends
ant being unknown 10 plaintiff. "Mary''
jar-nulowsky. wiSe Of said Meyer Jar
nlulowsky. the name Mary being fcti-
uous, the true FIRST name of SAID defsad-
ant being unknown TO plaintiff Saeie
Wolfson. User Marcus, Joseph I Simon.
Leon
Joseph Friedberg and Harry Klein. indi-
Viduaily and as copsrtners doing business
a. "a FriedheFg 4 klein. Lafayette Trust
g 1psny. Union Trust Company. Tns
Stsle Bank. Rachel Gordan. Amelia Clark,
bIume I EttNnger; John Coe. May .Coe.''.
Mary Hoe, Peter Poe" Mary Poe"
while E5fesTd ,srr h0s wh,tsy Msry Fas. RSs ~Joha
Msary Green" John Brown" Mary
Brown. "John GRAY. Mary Gray"
John Black" and Mary Black" tho
raines 81 1hs last twenty named defend
ants being fictitious the true names ot
SAD s.sf defendants being unknown 20 plain-'
the mortGaged premises: Defendants.
Amended Summons
Tc the above named defendants. and each
You are hereby summoned 10 answer the
amended COMPLAINT II this action. and 10
tit 5 attorneys within twenty 900 iaNs
after the service - this amended sum
mems. exclusive OF the day al scrpice, and
sTer. Judgment VIII he taken against you
BY default for the relief demanded in tho
Dated, Nsw Yotk November 18th. 1919
. sHEARMAN 4 sTERLlNG
AddrSss fqT 5 Fapf ofe na5onrs ana
Manhattan. New York n Y
To the above named defendants. Albert
ecutor OF the Last VIII and Testament of
Sender Jarmulows<y deceased: Mary
Jal nlulowshy, VIE OF SAID A1n@rt jar
ruowshy, the name Mar being fcti-
tious. the true first name cf said defend
ant being unknown to plaintiff. and
Rachel Gordan:
The foregoing amended summons Is
served upon you by publication. pursuant
to an order of Hon. Russell Bene edict.
a Justice Of the supreme Court OF the
State of New York. dated the 18th day OF
Msy. 1919, and fled on the 18th dsy or
May. 1919. with the amended complaint. III
he office Of the Cierk of the County of
k3ngs. at he County Court House, IN tho
Borough Of Brooklyn. CITY and Siets OF
New Work
Dated. Nav York. MAY 18th. 1ala
SIIEARMAN & STERLING
Attorneys for Plaintiff. OfHce and ?. .,
Address 55 Wall street Borough OF
Manhattan. New York, y
New-York tribune., 1919-05-24
Bronx

SfFRESs Az. 1S7th ST thrae-s,,-x
frame dwelling and garage a~xsn 80
Roy. $50 = lfoth ~. owner Stourh,'.,s
staughton. % Flttn av. e.chise, -:
30 \ y. Sasi-sS. two story aric, s.ar~ "a
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New-York tribune., 1919-05-24

Forest Hills Property Sold
VIII Phillip Hooper has sold to
Richard W. knight S5 Greenway South,
Forest Hills Gardens, l.. l., for $4,000
cash. The broker was Guyon L. c.
Earle.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-24

Frederic H. Allen, of Frederick lit
tel & Sons. has sold for the Anna L.
Gardner Estate, of Brookline, Mass.
l78 West Seventy sixth Street. four
story dwelling on lot 19x1o2.2, to Elsie
Holman.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-20
filters FORM
SERVICE CLUB
Lieut.. Ford President oi
New Organization; Seek
New Members.

First District Service Club of
Washington men returned from
service was organized by the Wash
ingtOn, aviators at the home of
Lieut.. Charles Edward Ford. 1110
East Capitol street. last night.
Thirty-three men, drawn together
by the common interest of providing
the aerial program for the Welcome
Home Parade. last night took the
first step towards forming a per-
manent organization of local avia-
tors.
With arrivals of birdmen released
from service at the rate of two
each day. il is estimated there will
be ultimately fifty-five men in the
club. All Washington flyers who
have not registered with the newly
formed organization are requested
to communicate with Lieut.. Ford.
The officers are: Lieut.. Charles
Edward Ford. president; Lieut..
Hamilton II. Harmon, vice presi-
dent; Lieut.. +. Osman Barr, secre-
tary; Lieut.. w. l.. T. Millstead,
treasurer. The executive commit
tee will meet at the home of Lieut..
Ford this evening.