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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-02

Montgomery, superintendent Of the
city schools, up to Wednesday, Sept.
3, 1919. ANY one desiring to bid on
this work can see plans and specifi
cations at my office in Citizens Ma
tional bank building. The board re-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-02
NOTICE FOR BIDS.

Bids for gardng, terracing, con-
sttuctlng walks and drives according
to plans and specifications for the
Junior High School grounds at Chick.
asha, okla, will be received by I. 7.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-02
THIS COUPON is WORTH $2O4
TO YOU.

Cut it out and present it to
THE LIBERTY DRUG STORE
and get a $500 Treatment of
Wilcox's Cherokee Herbs for 96c.
(Made in Enid, Okla
Sure relief for Constipation. It's
for the Blood, Stomach, Liver and
Kidneys. Over 300 packages sold
in Grady county the past two
months. Guaranteed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-02
u C. BURTON,

bidsS u C. BURTON,
President, Board of Education.
29-4t
serves the right 70 reject any and all
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-02

Repeat it, please and let the whole
choir bear down hard on it.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-02

Try want Aoa ror nssultH.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-02

And here we come to the climax Of
thic colyum'-Chickasha must have
parks.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-09-02

the whole truth about us when We
shuttle Off our mortal coil.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-22
STATE STRIKE LOSS
MAKES HUGE TOTAL
transportation Lines Chief
Cause of Trouble.

ALBANY, April 21.-Transportation diff
fculties were responsible for the greater
number OF the 1866 strikes in New York
state for the year ended June so. 1918,
according TO the annual report OF the
Bureau of Mediation and Arbitration OF
the State Industrial Commission. made
public to-day. The metal trades were
close second and involved by far the
greatest number of persons
Frank Bret Thorn. in charge of the
bureau, reports 81 strikes on transporta-
ton lines. SIS in metal trades, 20 in the
building industry, % in textile manufac-
turtles. % involving food, liquors and
tobacco. 16 In trade, nine in clothing and
millinery lines, eight OF hotel and res
taurant workers and the same number
concerning leather and rubber goods
In the metal trades 2s.S70 workers
were involved and Ss0.6S6 days of work.
ing time were lost. the report says. Three
serious strikes occurred in the ship
building industry in the State. involving
l0,250 men and causing loss OF 720,95O
days time. In the transportation group
1897 working days were lost and l4.7l6
hands concerned in labor difficulties.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-22

I Seventy-third street TO Miss Ellen
O'Brien at 11e West Seventy first street
to Watson Nreidenburgh at 217s Broad
way to L. Ullman at 270 West End ave-
nue. to Mrs. Arax ]. TavshanJian; at the
Dorilton, Iii West Seventy street, to
W. b. Leonard, Jr. at IS Central Park
West TO Walter K. Frew at 217S Broad
way TO Abraham Blur at Langham, las
Central Park West, to Nathan ]. We'll
| and Conrad J. Holland.
L. ]. Phillips & Co. leased the
private dwelling at 1853 West Seventy
seventh street for The United States
Trust Company to Mrs. L. l.. Waite, and
- West Seventy-first street to Mrs. Ida
Lyman.
J. Arthur Fischer leased to II. Stern
the three story dwelling at 166 West
Fiftieth street.
Goodwin & Goodwin rented TO GUSTAV
l. Lesser the three story dwelling at 1872
West 120th street.
Duross Company leased the four story
house, 457 West Twenty-third street. in
London Terrace Row, TO Norah Mac
Laren for ten years at an aggregate
| rental of $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-22
woMEN's EXCHANGE SELLS.

The New York Exchange for Women's
Work has disposed OF the remodelled
dwelling which II has been occupying
ever since It's establishment about TWEEN
ty-five years ago. The structure. which
10 located at 1874 Madison avenue. north
west corner OF Forty-third street, was
purchased by the Oceanic Investing
Company. A. E. Thorne president. 1t is
four story structure having a frontage
Of ass feet on Madison avenue and 95
feet on Forty-third street, and Is OPP
posite the Hotel Biltmore and the Hotel
Manhattan. Diagonally opposite at the
southeast corner of Madison avenue and
Forty-third street Is the fourteen stor,
Childs Building.
The purchasing company owns some
valuable property in the vicinity of Fifth
avenue, Forty-second and Forty third
street. Among its more important hold
ings are the Aston Trust Building at
the southeast corner OF Fifth avenue and
Forty-second street; the northeast
corner OF Fifth avenue and Forty third
street. occupied by the Roger Peet
building and and 3 East Forty-second
street and East Forty third street
abutting, in the block with the Woman's
Exchange.
The property purchased by the COM
pany yesterday was acquired by the
New York Exchange for Women's Work
in 1901. from the Carey family. which
was and still Is interested in the affairs
Of that institution. According to rumor
the exchange received for the property
considerably more than II cost them
The Douglas Robinson, Charles S. Brown
Company negotiated the sale which
however. will have be ratified by the
court to which the Transaction will soon
be submitted
The Exchange was founded for the
purpose of aiding poor women through
the sale OF articles made by them. 1t
was for many years presided over by
Mrs Joseph II. Choate. Mrs. Seeley
Ward and Mrs, Gilmore Thompson are
now guiding its affairs The exchange
will continue for the time being TO oc-
cupy the building as they have made no
plans as yet for future location. Clti-
mstely, however. the corner site will be
improved by the new owner SO as to
bring in an income commensurate with
the value of the property.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-22
SALES IN BROOKLYN.

George Schutt sold the three family
brick house at 1882 Grove street TO
Frederick Fausel through r. A. Schles-
ing: the four family house at ass On
derdonk avenue for Dina Heinecke 10
Joseph Jordan; the six family tenement
at 32l Manahan street for Peter Man
they to Ernest g. Muller.
Charles Partridge sold for Harriet a.
Smith to Michael Curtin the three story
residence, 629 St Marks avenue
Harry w Lewis sold for DR.. William
hinder to L. r. Realty Company Inc,
the store on southeast side OF East
tern Parkway, between Bergen street
and st. Marks avenue. with frontage
of 22.9 feet on Eastern Parkway. A
one story garage now under construction
at the southeast corner OF Eastern Park
way and Bergen street by the same
owner will be extended, giving It a total
frontage of 1856 feet on Eastern Park
way.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-22
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Carpet Manufacturer Buys Old
Stillman Residence at 8
East I'D Street.
WORTH A HALF MILLION
N. Y. Exchange for Women's
Work Disposes Of Madison
Ave. Corner Property.

John Sanford. member Of the carpe,
manufacturing Arm Of Stephen Sanford a
Sons, has purchased the home of the
late James stillman. former presiden,
Of the National City Bank, at 0 East
seventy-second street near Fifth ave.
nue.. Mr.. Sanford. who has been &C.
cupying the residence under lease, &C.
quired II from the stillman heirs through
the Douglas Robinson, Charles s. Brown
Company. The property was held by the
sellers at 100000.
The house is a five story brown stone
structure with a two story extension
at 7 and East Seventy second street
and covers the better part of plot
be.4x1o2.2. 1t was built by Mr.. Still
man on a site which he purchased in
1901. The city assesses the property at
s350,o0O.
At the north corner of Fifth avenue
and Seventy-second street. only one
house removed from the Stillman resi-
dence. is the corner property sold by the
Stillman estate last February to the
Hudson Investing Company. Fred r.
French, president, which plans the erec-
ton of tall apartment house on the
site
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-22
LIS PE\DENS.
Manhnftan

lllTH ST 227 Emigrant Industrial
savings Bank ast Vito Gresorio ct al
sttys. r J oGorman.
ST NICHOLAS Az, . cor lis;h St, 1907
o!as az, ii,sxlooll; listh st, : 81. It
of So Nicholas av. 4l.sxlO01l; IlSth II.
-, lo.s y OF st Nicholas Rv. ~ SIX
io0il 81 Nicholas av, cor llsth ST.
io6sXlo.6; l1sth 81, e :. S45 II q or 81
Nicholas av, 42aNl0o.ll; ll9th st. g
i?s? # of ST Nicholas ay, tSsvlOO.ll:
18th st. . =, mn II q Of 81 Nicholas
av, +3.9IloOll; 1l9th st s. Ass q 9
Of 81. Nicholas sv, ~ 9NlOO.1l; . actions
Central Savings Rank In the city Of y
Y agt sarah II Greenb.att at a. rtore.
closure Of mortgages. atty NJ Auer-
18TH ST, :, ::6.6 Il Of sth ov a24x
99ll-Eauitahle Life Assurance society
Of the L agt Benjamin Nc Daniel ct a.
foreclosure Of mortgage; attys. Alex
l1ITH ST. as Villa Htrsch agt Carrie
Marx ct al foreclosure OF MORTGAGE /;
GREENWICH ST, 7s0 and 7s2 and Bank
81. los and llO--Samuei Goldstein Agt
Anthony J Coccaro ct al foreclosure OF
mortgage atys; Jonas & Neuhurger
naldo ct al tforec iosure Of mortgage;
attye, Scott Gerard s Bowers.
BronN.
LOT Is. map OF village OF Mount Hope
Central Savings Bank. in the city Of New
York agt Katie r Schroeder Ct al foro-
closure Of mortgage; atty, NJ. Auer-
bash.
LOTS Is. II, 10, ls, ~. ~. -. block A.
map OF property belonging "a Hudson
T. Rose. known as the Mapes Estate-New
York Rible and Common Prayer Book
Society Rgt Otis Harlan ct al Ooreclos-
ure Of mortgasel. atty. + 7 Warburtou.
LOTS II. l2, 10, ~, map OF 1871 building
lots belonging to estate Of Thomas .
Woolt, 2+th ward--HenriAtta II wooIf
agt Meta Blohm ct al foreclosure OF
MORTGAGE. attys. Dpering 4 Deering
KEPIER Az. cor Of 23ath st, IOxl0O-
Glen Arnold Grove agt Rhoda d New
SQuires
BATHGATE Az, e y. 1905 II 5 If Ford
iTeth st, I0xssI; 18th 81. n W cor ~
Vyse av, 40xsS2; Boston I'd W a. 7sf
II Of 18TH 81, 34xloO--Hyman Bloom
agt Jay Tee Bee HID Co. Inc, ct al
faction 70 set aside deedsD attys. Lind
& pfeiHer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-22
OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

WEST SENENTY-THIRD STREET
Slawson & Hobbs sold for Helen l.
Newman 264 West Seventy third
street a four story dwelling, l5.6S
55xl02.2, 10 a physician who will
occupy
EAST SEVENTY-FIRST STREET -
Pease & Gilman sold to T. Galloway
the three story dwelling at 1e1 East
Seventy-hrst street The owner will
occupy.
EAST SEVENTY EIGHTH STREET
Frederick Brown bought 81 East Sew
enty eighth street. a four story dwell
ing. 15xlo22, from Carrie S. Shack
through the Douglas Robinson, Charles
s. Brown Company.
EAST ll2TH STREET-The E. A. Polak
Realty Company sold for W. Ehren-
haus to II. Croker l16 East 1l2th
street. three story dwelling, lax
100, the buyer giving in exchange a
residence 61x100 at :5 and % Hum
phrey street. Englewood. ". ].
EAST EIGHTY-FIRST STREET-Er-
nest y. Adler sold with Samuel Sell
niger for the 124 West Seventy-second
Street Company J2s East Eighty-hrst
street, FIVE story tenement, o5x1o2.2.
WEST 123D STREET--Chsrles wynne
sold through Richard II. Jackson the
five story apartment house at SEQ West
1891 street. 33.sx1o0. taking in part
payment the country home of Mrs.
Frances Mayo at Patchogue. J.. l.,
which was resold by Mr. wyhne
through Daniel NJ. Gerard
EAST FORTY-NINTH STREET-Mrs.
l.. G. johnson sold for the Scott es-
tate. Central Union Trust Company,
trustee. l45 East Forty-ninth street. n
nine story apartment. 37xloo, held at
100000.
THIRD AvENCE-The f. A. Polak
Realty Company sold for the Hudwill
Realty Company to W. Ehrenhaus
1929 Third avenue. four story tene-
rnent. with store. 20xs0. The buyer
gave in part payment eight lots on
Commonwealth avenue, ESQ feet north
of Story avenue. The Bronx.
WEST 1l7TH STREET.-THE Webb es-
tate, represented by Shaw. Fisk &
Shaw, attorneys. cold the five story
apartment, 25xloo.l1. opposite Graham
court, near Seventh avenue. TO Samuel
Krosner
AMSTERDAM AVENUE. S. Maxwell
sold to client OF A. ". Miller &
Co. the six story apartment house.
aoxlo0. at l4a2 Amsterdam avenue
EAST SIXTY-FIRST STREET-Dur &
Conger, Inc. sold for the Comedian
Realty Company TO the Al East Sixty
first Street Company, W. T. Middleton.
a six story studio apartment at as
East Sixty-hrst street recently con-
structed.
EAST SEVENTY SIXTH STREET -
The four story dwelling. 20xl022. at
II East Seventy-sixth street is re-
ported to have been sold
EAST TWELFTH STEEET-E. Sharum
bought from Rosie Lewis 1872, 12i. 726
and 72s East Twelfth street and 10
Dry Dock street, four three story tene-
ments and one four story tenement, on
plot 75XS4.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-22
BUSINESS LEASES.

Douglas l.. Elliman & Co. Inc. leas
for Charlotte L. Smith and V. T. Nc
Grath TO Iced, Ipc.. decorators. now To-
Gated at 63l Fifth avenue the FIVE story
building at IL East Fifty-fourth street
at an approximate rental of $4,000.
Spear & Co. rented the third lot at
81 10 "a Vest Twenty-thrd street 10
NJ. Lowenstein & Sons, Inc: seventh
loft at IS Fifth avenue TO GinsburC &
Kamber, Inc. first loft at 127 and 800
Blocker street 10 Hyman Shau; tenth
loft at 10S Seventh avenue to Toledo
Scale Company: nth loft at 81 TO 90
Fifth avenue TO Manhattan Trouser Com
pany, Inc, fourth loft at 564 Broad
way TO American Trading Company :
first loft at 30 and 1913 East Fourteenth
street TO Lul Chung Pc, and the fourth,
fifth and sixth floors at 400 TO 413 La
fsyette street TO l.. Barth G. Son for
aggregate rental OF 100000
The Schultz Cigar stores Company
leased from the Lilianthal estate
through the Douglas Robinson. Charles
s. Brown Company the building now
occupied BY the Thoman Cafe and Hotel
Company. at the northwest corner OF
Seventh avenue and Thirty-fourth street.
The lessee contemplates making extern
sive alterations.
L. J. Phil fps & Co. leased the build
ing at PA West Thirty-fourth street to
A. Sobel and the store at 623 Second
| avenue TO A. Capuano.
]. Arthur Fischer leased to the Tire
! Speciality Company the store and base.
ment at 757 Seventh avenue and to L.
Leschinsky the store at 7S3 Seventh
avenue
The Ccukshank Company leased for
the Berry estate to the .Sar Realty Cor.
poration walter r. Senior PRESIDENT
and 10 East Forty-eighth street, two
four-story dwellings. 50xi00, which will
be altered into stores and small suitet
from plans by George and Edward Blum
NJ. Rosenthal Company leased for AL
bert B, Aehforth. Inc. agents. a loft In
l17s Broadway to A. Seidel, and 20 Rosh
& Mayors the thh-d floor In 1c2 West
| Twenty-seventh street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-22
OUT OF TOWN TRAxsACTIoys.

Cooley Realty Company sold the
property on South Fifth avenue. Mount
Vernon. consisting Of house and garage
for William. l.. Meffert to Clifford
| smythe; also leased for Mrs. Julia f.
Rumsey of New York city the residence
at rs Oakley avenue, Mount Vernon. to
A. J, F. Cioessllng.
George Howe sold for James Lambert
Suydam his farm near the Albany Post
road. Cold-Spring- on H udson, to J. e.
Malone of New York city. The farm
contains eighty-fve acres and a very
attractive remodelled farmhouse
The John T. Brook Company sold a
new stucco residence on Loring avenue.
Pelham Heights. held at $4,000 to
Walter Browne, through Fish 4 Marvin.
Fish & Marvin sold for Oliver NJ.
Oake a residence now under construc-
ton at the corner OF Dellwood road and
Pondfeld Road West. Cedar Knobs
Bronxville, to ]. II. Felden OF New York
The property was held at $4,000.
Louis Schlesinger. Inc. sold for the
estate of John Gardiner to William L.
Goeitz the estate on the south side OF
Elliott place, East Orange, with 'front.'
age OF $50 feet and an area OF over
zoo, 600 square feet. 1t contains a fine
old house and Mr.. Goeltz will develop
the tract In plots OF from 30 and 10 feet
front and build dwellings. with a garage
for each house The houses will range
from $1,000 to $4,000. The same
broker sold to Robert Harris of Bay
onne. for Frank J. Book. the residence
~ weequahic avenue Weequahic Park
50x10o.
Joseph p. Day leased to Charles eau
tier the Frank C. Ravens residence at
Sag Harbor. L. J.. which has a frontage
on the Long Island Sound of 1000 feet.
A. F. schermerhora OF Sag Haroor was
associate broker.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-22
START VICTORY LOAN DRIVE.
Realty Team Secures One subscrip-
ton of 100000.


Tho Real Estate Division OF the Vic
tory Liberty Loan drive opened its drive
yesterday with vigor that augurs
well for the finish OF the campaign. Al
fred r. Marllng, head OF the division.
sent his team workers out into every
section OF the city with Instructions Ia
work 'valiantly. vigorously and VIC
toriously," 30 that the real estate inter-
ests OF New York city shall have no
reason to be ashamed OF their efforts
when the fnal accounting is made after
May 10.
II was a bit dlficult at first to start
the subscription ball rolling but the de-
termination of the workers won out and
they were able to show for their efforts
one subscription of $500, 900. which was
was made by the Franklin Savings Bank
to William De Bost, one OF the team
captains. This was the banner subscrip-
ton OF the day. the others ranging from
$50 to 5000.
In order TO raise It's quota OF $1,000
600 the division will have TO turn In
subscriptions total!ng at least $3.50, 900 a
day between now and May IL. Mr..
Marling has no doubt that this daily
average will be maintained.
I'VE have got to win, our people have
a conscience they will not repudiato
their honest debt and the only way to
pay that debt Is to subscribe. There Is
no such word as fail in our lexicon"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-22
REAL ESTATE JOTTINGs.

Spear & Co. were the associate brokers
with Louis Marks In the sale of lI2
Fourth avenue to the New York Call
Printing Company.
The New York Building Managers AS
ISOLATION have elected TO active member
ship George l.. Eckerson. New York
Times Company: Philip Zwtssler, Jr.. OF
o. r. Potter Properties Howard Mosher
OF Lloyd Winthrop Company. Inc. Sam
uel J. Tankoos \. S. Meyer of Schultz
Realty Company and Douglas Grant
Scott OF the L. S, Realty and Improve
ment Company.
There will be a meeting of the Harlem
Property owners Association on Thurs
day evening. This will be the last gath
ering of the association in the old quar-
tiers at 147 East 125th street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-22

DAVIDSON AVENUE-Ennis & Sim
mott bought from Aaron Bartelstone
the vacant plot, 75xl15. on the east
side OF Davidson avenue $50 feet
north Of 1S4th street George and
Charles Buckbee were the brokers'
EAST l52D STREET--Estelle Brown
sold 343 and 345 East 1921 street, two
two family dwellings, 5ox10O
EAST l4cD STREET-The two family
dwelling at $50 East l42d street was
sold by Nellie Faye.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-22

nnNnS
Importation of ycilInEs.

SILK wells and veilings imported into
the United States during February
amounted to $4,000 yards, according
to figures given out Yesterday by the
division Of statistics. Bureau of Foreign
and Domestic Commerce Their value
was sl49,32s.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-22
CRYSTAL APARTMENT SOLD.

J. Arthur Fischer leased for Arlo
Realty Corpora ion TO David Greenwald
the two Ave story apartments known as
the Crystal. at 103-106 West Fortieth
street 50x9Se. for twenty years at an
aggregate rental OF 100000. The build
ings will he Immediately remodelled irt
high grade studio apartments. an eleva-
Tor installed and a store or the grade
floor. Mr. Fischer has been appointed
agent for the property.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-22
BUYS RATHBoNE RESIDENCE.

Albert Rathbone. Assistant Secretary
OF the Treasury, has sold his former
| home in this city at 1870 East sixty-ntth
street. The house has been purchased
by client Of the Douglas Robinson,
Charles S. Brown Company. who after
making extensive alterations to the
property, will occupy 1t as his home.
1t Is four story high stoop dwelling
on lot 20x1o0s. adjoining the south
west corner OF Lexington avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-22
MORTGAGES.
(vi,h name and address OF !ende: anC
Attorney
Downtown.

Cwi,h name and address of lende: and
Attorney
Downtown.
South OF Fourteenth street
BROADWAY. az and 81 e. at = cor
of 80 Broadway. runs 5ss 10 point
S22.7 Exchange pl 49, 10 W =
New ct $50 and ~ IS COX W SIX
Ask " $40 to beg p NJ. Apri! IA
Amsrtsus Realty Corp TO Mutual Life
bond; atty, r q T Co, l7s Broad
way '''...'...''.'''.'-. ...--.' .FeSO'Ooo
Fast Side.
East OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and il0th>streets.'
SAITH ST. c29-Sl T., iSIxlo?s. {. Apri. s
Max Mencin to sa>Edelmsn. 400 W
l6oth ~, due and int per bond atty.
J schooufeld, :S9 Bway ........ 5000
West Side.
(west OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and ll0th streets
9TH Az, 93l-sS. 5O7xsO; sth sv. SIS, W
cor 5oth st, 23.4x6i.ll; 9Th ave, 40 W =.
SIS ?9th at. 2ox5ie Feb 81 Living
s,SH Jls p and Ws'd n1 rs 1 ct a nr to
81. 1874. bh o.. prior mtg $4,000; attys,
cadwaiadcr. W & T. 20 Wal st, SIS, 900
Manhattan Island. north OF IIo;h s,reetD
MoRNINGsIDE DRIVE. cor il9th St,
runs " l50x n 1910 to ga l20th ST e
l2l.4 TO Drive s 1885 To beg, April 10
corpn' is2 away. due oct 20, 1918. g.
prior mtg 's92,boo; attys, Gettuer, &,
MSRNINGSiDE DRIVE, " cor ll 81 ST. ST.
runs W lSox n 1910 70 Sc l20th ST e
April April isHE h a Realty co to Loron
1871, SO; sttys stoddaTd Mark, l2S
l.ap ST ,gi.-Ii W. 50. sOxloOii Apr.iIi
Ntrh - Colo
ISL, Crotona Park North, Bronx. due Mar
I, 1920, sc atty, Abr Crosney. Sos
i'g XpT. sisamusi Rue to ceTi realty
CO. II Cooper 81. yrs 50 70 a. stt y:
Bronx.
Borough OF The Bronx
a. 1oxi44 sxs7'1ox14l7 - schor Contract
co to Kaltsr Realty Co, prior mtg $50
600; April u, yrs, Sc atty, NJ Neck;
BEAuMoST AZ, asa, W :, 25xlOo--viinc,
..nzo Csrrone to Pletro Criscenti. 2843
e yrs 81 81 Pity Pity t knOSiocs S'! SO
wHHssHaTINGroS Az. io5s.s. lea.,h st'G0O
Birnbaum, 1873 Fox st; April .. instsls,
o% atty, Blrnbaum. 1i7e Fox
DECATUR Az. e.. $50 SCOTT sy. 5o t;gSO
-Hermine pebrovsky to VIM Carr. eHr.
$50 Riverside Drive. April s. yrs So
atty, Title Guar & T Co, i7s Bway $4,000
] 'Kapoi TO WIN l. Marcy. i55 W I'd ST. =
Mount Vernon. n Y. March !. yrs. Sc :
atty, Title Guar a T Co..........i3.OO 900
10TH ST. IS so W Cauldwell av. 2Sxl2O-
Rose q Cornell to walter N Gladke. ST
W 18th ut. pr mtg $4,000, April 10, In .
stalls --; atty, p II Goldbaum, sac
GRAND AZ, ,ois. .. g5xicii.Jomn.sss
Johnstone 4 Mcqueen Realty 60 10 Law,
yers Mtg Co. SO Liberty st. April 10, 3
yrs bh%; atty. Title Guar T Co. i7s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-22
Holland Importers Organize.

Importers in holland have Joined
forces to bring about better shipping
conditions for the transportation of mer-
chandise between the United States and
that country. About 200 representatives
of the largest textile and other manu-
featuring concerns in this country have
organized under the name OF the Asso-
citation OF Holland Importers OF Ameri-
can Goods
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-22
VEST POCKET STORE LEASED.

Charles p. Moves Company leased for
Kate Shettle OF Colorado. to the Schultz
Cigar Stores Company for twenty-one
years from August /. 1920 SIS Lafayette
street and the total aggregate rental.
including all charges. Ia approximately
$4,000 II Is said TO be the smallest
building in New York. with the largest
street frontage being one story high
with an area OF $50 square feet and a
street frontage OF 3S feet.