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New-York tribune., 1919-01-23
2 olice Orders
Transfers and Assignments

Palrolmen, effect L. ;Gl a. m. January 21--
From Division of National Defence to pre-
clncts indicated. leaves OF absence revoked
Ernest II. Fimpel. 10Th; Edwin O'Dell, 10th.
Effect a. m. January % William Deans,
Both to l13th
Effect . a m January "a Dennis J.
Cronin. 7th to 18th; Charles Hoffman. 22d
to 9Sth; James ]. Garvey. 25th to 3Sth
David a. Barry. 43d to 3sth; George Little.
4eth to sd, prison ward, Fcrdham Hospital
jeremiah c. Brosnan 5sd to 46th assign
ment prison ward Tordham Hospital, dis
continued.
From 18th to precincts indicated: Allen A.
Dooley 39th John Kingston. lo9th.
From 18th to precincts Indicated Morris
Grasberg 18th; Michael e. Farrell. 36th
Edwin Carroll, 3Cth; John H. McMaii. S5th ;
Arthur J. Million. 98th; Thomas Balbert,
18th; William Hogan, 18TH; Timothy J.
From 2lst to precincts indicated: Theodore
Unger. 9th Edward Nuoffcr. 9th
From 2fth to precincts Indicated Harry
Hepner, 18th; Morris Rosncr, 18th; Edward
Lorch 3Gth
From 3sth to precincts Indicated James
Barry, 46th Edward f. Burnel, 10th.
From 3Sth TO precincts indicated. bicycle
duty Charles w. P. k!einc. 53d; Charles A..
Hess. SD
Assigned bicycle duty in precincts indi-
Gated Edward }. McManus. I'D; John ].
Towers; 10Th; John u. sheridan, 10Th julius
Assigned to duty in prison ward. Bellevue
Hospital John Ruddcn. 25th; Charles D.
sands 23th Philip Mahoney. 25.h; John
lIeenan, 18th
From precincts Indicated to 25th. prison
ward. Bellevue Hospital Samuel Dunston.
5th William s. Moore, 23d Patrick j. Reid.
10Th John }. McGovern, 33d; Patrick Per-
kins. S5th.
yr.
ward. Bellevue Hospital. discontinued
chael Mcdonnell, 9th; John Lenhpn. 36th
Assigned prison ward. Fordham Hospital
croswin X. Hunter, sd: Thomas j. Pot
Assigned from SD to prison ward, Kings
County Hospital-Patrck O'Bren, Patrick
Hyrnc, Frederick G. Bird Thomas Troy,
John Cavanagh, Edward Keatng
cated sth Ingpsction District Wimund rs S.
Winant 6oth; Charles A. Powell, CID Rob
crt Eascborn. GSd; William P McGann.
Goth Frederick +; Ruggles e5th; William
II. Fielding, Goth Johnston Humphries GGil1
Andrew frohlin 1St to G0th Precinct.
Fenth lnspection District Stephen a.
Crowley; 9th; John J HUFFMAN. 9th Pat
rick Cudmore. 61th Thomas J. Harley, 6Sth
George y. Schlcsinger, 6Ssh Emil c. Stiehr,
10th Mnlaohy McGarry, 13d Thomas J.
l.ockyer. 7Sd Martin A. Conlon. 73d John
N. Wcisenrcider .lst TO 6Sth Michael Ken
nedy. S5th to I'D; William j. Dooley. S5th
to I'D
bicycle patrolmen. with equipment
Thomas A. a. Reilly. 7ith to 10Th John f.
DriVcoh. 7fth to 10Th Harry Stafford. 10Th
TO I'D
Temporary Assignments
Patrolnen, from 74th TO llSth assigned
TO instruct patrolmen ip duties Of police dog
service. 6 p. nj. January % 20 8 a. m. Feb
ruary Peter D, Reiss. JOHN J. Cridland,
Charles w. Nash and Charles Weeks. / 18Th.
assigned to police dog service dnty. p. m.
january 22 to n. m. February /.
Leave of Absence without Pay
Pairolman Max lsaacson. list, day 4
y. IN. January "a.
Suspended Without Pay
i'Atro,Non 1hcnas j. sullivan 3od. effect
: 30 y. NJ. Innunr3 u; Harry i. Heron,
Bridge, effect ii6 y .rc. January Il.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-23
Homes i'm The Bronx
Are Finding ysuyers

McLernon Brothers and L. Adler have
sold for Elizabeth Shirley, to Leo Mil
Ter, the . 4 story and basement resi-
dence at 22o6 University Avenue, Uni
Nersty Heights. The building is about
2to feet north of the campus Of the
New York University. The site is re-
stricted to private dwellings, until 1910.
Hugo Wabst sold four brick houses
en- the south side of Eighth Street,
about 25o feet east of Fourth Avenue,
Williamsbridgc, for the Queen Nab
Company,sto an investor.
Brooklyn House Buyer
Tho Meister Builders have sold to
Eugene Craig Cochran, 1880 Sevcntioth
Street, two iamily house on lot 2ox1oo.
Queens Building Sizes Selling
f. Ashley, OF Manhattan, has p,r-
chased the plot 1S5x27G, at tho south
west corner of Clinton and Seventh
Avenues, Flushing,
II. Warbasse has sold to f. Romain
plot, 94N350, on the west side of Mag
nolia Avenue, south of the Brooklyn
Plank Road, Jamaica.
The Bank of Long Island has sold to
the j. ID. Morris Realty Company the
pot, 135Xl42, at the northwest corner
Of Central Avenue and Williams Street,
Far Rockaway.
j. Chandler has sold to NJ. Harten-
stein a plot, Sox102, on the west side
o. Jessica Avenue. south of Story Place,
Far Rockaway.
Leaves n. Y. for Staten Islapd
". S. Z. Hall has sold for John Pig
nata, of Tompkinsville, the two family
house at l0S Montgomery Avenue,
Tompkinsville. The purchaser is n. h.
O'Reilly. of Manhattan.
Brooklyn Man Goes to Pelham
Fish & Marvin have sold for the
Crowell Publishing Company a resi-
dence on Storer Avenue at Pelham to
Frederick B. Davies, of Brooklyn. The
property was held at $4,000
Buys at Ridgcwood. n. j.
S. S. Walstrum- Gordon & Forman
have sold for Edwin Quackenbush to
Arthur II. Carpenter the dwelling at
so Linden Street, Noodside Park,
Ridgewood, N. J.
Trading Reported From Red Bank
Frank Bassnni has bought the for
mer John Cook property in Middle
town, n. j lying just north of Red
Bank The place contains about thir-
teen acres of land. The sale was made
by William A. Hopping f)r Frank end
Wihcm NINA Brsse
perciva J. H. Whitaker has sold
his residence on Branch Avenue, Red
Bank, to Mr. Saucr, OF III Paso, Tex.
for his permanent home. The house
contains twelve rooms and three baths
ana was built a few years ago by Mr..
Whitaker.
Another deal in the same locality in
wolves the purchase by former Police
CAPTAIN Stephen d. Baldwin, of Brook
lyn, of the Waterman property on the
North Shrewsbury. between Red Bank
and Fair Haven. There is modern,
eight room houSa on tho prpperty
New-York tribune., 1919-01-23
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan
Manhattan

l1NfN ST l.s- e tof.rrit sv ana fsS.h
.a,.,,.. ~. 'e,,' - ,o,,. ss H,oeeo T. sIs,as,
pom's'c aad Foreign An.sicnan Soeic,y oI
,a4walescr " 4 T. 80 Val s., ss.o. ss2
LEROY Sr u: Morton 81. u.s. re n~s "ss
y = 'ap Ns-' %. q iiao,.'oa a. inr e.,
y } atty Geo n Corey. 80 Wal a; a.sas
Man snbcisioin csr TO Hannah siiherstc,a 81,
y le.u =. icsnci'e r,ain ssii broalus, 'ia''.
sii, l. Cold. fg2 Nassau 81 as-,.s. esrh &
..', a'l !, 'S %4 II sI fI~is t. To' s r., .. a'
misS stewart Shcaer. >, Wall - s,sns
lc,lh ST. 5d5 ". mgc $50 900. lou, = ;,
=. mm.'n}, e''2. 10 l'aa.'o'lc Hold Torpn go
,c,,, "a 81 ATTY. los Levy. A. Cedar 500
efe1k hier 59-i iiealh sir-. saiier &
E.rA sr - W Nsfna6 rucamaa ts a. - ooo 's''
ruchman. o0l " l6sta st -
BhAriR ST. S3-S5. m'gc s2l sou. Dom,oi,a
atty chss zerearln s 'Sos Brosd avs S0 s;sc
|AILk ST. $50 - t. nfGe s-a.u0u. Chas Is.-
& Icrbaiiai. a4G Bwas. Si6o
bAIAh"lDeA A.. sca. { 1e'OarDn. 40 Besy. sy4'
51h Az. i'4'h s' mtse 50 600. riiie Gass sasS
a trust Co., iria. 20 Nuhouy Don ~ A 90,
- Manhattan av. ATTY :. y Daiy. - %assan sis'
AN. A. i5So: Freis A Hens &auo. ezrs 10 VIM
nls.' Dos " anth st. "t'ss. suict - : 10
lsr Az e a. oa,h 49, misc 81, coo. w.. w Is;
';eaJar''n. car. 10 frida Davidson $50 " 2s,h
st. d sao. attss. Cohen. & r. II Rua, Il
'oIn 81 s. l25 n A. A. a i.i In ntre
-. opn- lmi|e T. Armaud 60 Pam siifos a h,4',
,f' = '.ua f-. jn'ii tenanfs -it.. Coudsrt
81 \ -i,u. mfro ). 600. Max Sa,,. .s,e.u or
- Hannah >fn Gin. sl5 l. fr2d ST. x eaictis
lam . II BNay. ar5. j. ) Cod L. Nassau -
Bronx
g EMF. r p HroadS.s: a" sa93 '''9 : =
SAME property. a N Go Greater
"'inss Bank. i'N 7th as, brooksn. siry. ssme
LoF 70. Map Seton Homestead. Oscar Esier te
Ag'i,s II Newman i5i3 Benson ar stiv los
Ne'sn'isi. l5i5 l5en7cr Ay.......... "a ooo
LOTS 6N2 d e>a Map L-hhauci Park. WIn u
tyam ~ Julius ! Wold Madison ia attn
VIM Peter, Il co......... a. onn
PARK AN. sl43. Wnhdmna na.ftn fo Dr.
anin,. a. - 40 PARK 81. ats. 49, Bennet; Solomon
LOIS 4 20 - Mag ~ lo,s. E.l MariiS lar IN
p "a a.iy NJ t4at4u. ia3 sd 81 - loo
SSe,fe "a Brook as. ait, l. sceke izas
CLAY AZ. 1853. I'm Seeke to Pauline +. Socsp avo
I-'' Book az aAy. / i SccAe l2ty brook af
LGNGfEILow ". 10: lohn sccRc 70 pa,,srs
Sec.r -i' fraoh AZ. aifs Pauline Scess
AZ u Wl.I.s..ier a. e-,lo,,,i9, 'i,,'I''' il.,
thns Si.ToAi ci al. eats. fn rtlcne p Wnri
,isifcsi - Forest H.iis. l. }. atiy Ger,ies &
" - '''N i"' :. ore
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Lis Pendens
Manhattan

llSrn ST; 70 50 E: Grand Lodge of the u $
Of the indcpende1t Order Of the roe Sens ot
Israel asi Marx cohl ct al tioreelos of mtgl
o4Tn ST. a a " " al aS 'sis .Sxs0's: wahed A Omen
hym at loserh kicinan ct al Ifofeoios cf
mtg atlSs, kuszn'aE & Frank
7rn A'y. 5. al & n 81 S4tn q. Sfx75: Y
Say Ram. AIT Flo .ce NJ + dd T. II 81 t.orAcjos
OF mug aiy. J Dution.
nj pAuN ~. t?th s. a.xatt6y.rrs.; \ Y
Sav Ban. AIT Ma sure. tagall CT 81 (:ore.Ios
q n,lci aty. Dutto1.
lS'r Az :. 9iil II II louth 81, .fxa9s. i0sth II.
n s. -5a II Isl ~. 7iSialll except parts re
cascd Exp slcr say E-., % tho cry CT y I
agi Roe solomon 8, s tamended u,ecos OF
n.tsl atty. II swain.
Bronx
--iTiI ST. $50 l. matter el nsii;iaN o. hiehard |.
l9huson faction To register u,ei; atty, " Fslt
ehiid.
CASTLE niI.L Az. llos: o;tn BetA e, al as
cxrs. aat Elise Schellenberr a al foreclosure Of
morlgsssj atys, Kellogg a. street
lsirH 81 n g. i5l Washngton av S0xlt2e:
Andrew J Dalton Rgt Iretle Schopps ct al fore
closure of mortgage ssiys. Frees \ Davis.
81 AIMS Az, All Susan Ashland ast James I
Hunt, X; Ct 81 tpartiionl atty. C.. Caldwell.
CARPENTER AV a2tst st, boxi05. VII
hom.na Hnften agt Christian Werner ct a,
Iiorec. .osure Of mor'gasei; sttys. Frees 4 Dsvis.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-23
Property Leasing Active
For Trade and Residence

he Charles +. Noyes Company has
7 leased the store and basement of the
Inverness Building, 129-135 Lafayette
Street, corner of Howard. to Lunken-
heimer Co.. for many years located at
81 Fulton Street The lessee is one
OF the prominent valve fitting and
hcHdwarc houses of the country The
lease Was at an aggregate rental Of
about $4,000. The rental is con-
siderable increase over previous fg
ures.
He'll & Stern have leased with Fred
crick Fox & Co., at 4O-6 West Twenty
fifth Street. third floor to Harry Rubin;
With Marston & Co., at 1915 West
Twenty seventh Street, ninth floor 10
Reverb Coat Company; with Bastine d
Co., at 91-3 Fifth Avenue, fifth floor to
Schiff g. Solomon, and with Spear 4
Co., at 1881 West Twentythird Street,
seventh floor to Michael ADDISON
Spear &. Co. and Cammann. Voorhees,
e. Floyd have rented for the Hermanos
Realty Company the entire building at
129-l31 Greene Street for a term OF
years to the General Merchandise and
Warehouse Company, now located at
1853 Wooster Street.
Tenants for Pine Flats
James C. Miller has leased fo- Mr..
Robert H. Mansley his furnished apart
ment at Gil West 111th Street to Ed
win B. Tilt; for Mrs. Geraldine Will
let's, her apartment at 19 East Forty
ninth Street to Harold A. Loeb for
Mrs. Mary Van Buren, her apartment
at $40 PARK Avenue to William Tuth =
erly; for p. Grimaldo del Solar. his
furnished apartment at $50 West
Eighty eighth Street to Captain J. D,
Dusenberry, L. S. A., and an apart
ment at POT West Fifty-second Street
to Major Frederick W. Loughran,
L. S. A.
Pepe G. Bro. have leased apart
ments at II st. Lukes Place to Miss
Elizabeth Panchen, George Mayo, Miss
Elnor Wolf and J. f. Mann; ut 66
West Twelfth Street to Professor
Vladimir Simkhovitch, W r. Browne
Street to Mrs. 4. D. Washburn; at II
East Ninth Street to F. w. Licneau;
at 96 Grove Street to R. A. Meyerowitz,
and at 1873 Bleecker Street have rented
the large working studio to Dora
Clarke
Lanzner & Kahn are the buyers of
the tve-story apartment at the north
western corner of Northern Avenue
and 178th Street. sold on Tuesday by
Henry Van Arsdale through Mcdowell
McMahon and NJ. l. Strunsky.
John j. Leonard is the purchaser Of
The dwelling, 229 to 233 West 129th
Street, sold recently by the Lawyers
Mortgage Company through Ernest T.
Bower
Clara B. McGinnis is the buyer oe
ld5 West Twenty sixth Street, reported
sold a week ago.
Butler g. Baldwin negotiated the sale
for Bessie Livingston of the new five
story apartment mouse at 1915 Sher-
man Avenue, adjoining Thayer Street.
Will Manage 4Sth Street Flats
Folsom Brothers have been ap
pointed management agents for the
property 122. 124 and 1876 West Fortv
eighth Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-23
New York Central
Directorate Elected

ALBANY, n. g.. dan. 22 AT the an
nual meeting OF the ,stock o'ders OF tho
New York Central Railroad 70 day the
following directors were elected
William r. Vanderbilt. Chauncey NJ.
Dcpew, Frederick w. Vanderbilt. George
+. Baker, William Rockefeller, William
X. Vanderbilt. jr., Harold 81 Wander.
Bit. ogden Mills, Edward IS. Harkncss,
Charles Is. seaer, Samuel Mather and
Frank J. Jerome. OF The 2,49B 493
shares ,5)S 900 were represented Tho
absence Of foreign proxies was feat
ure Of the meeting. 1t was announced
that less than 10000 shares are now
New-York tribune., 1919-01-23
Demand Increasing for
Dwellings i'm the City

Pcase g. Gilman have sold for the
Beekman estate the lcasehold at 1870
East Sixty fourth Street Il four story
dwelling, on lot 20Xl 100 between Lex
ngton and Park Avenue, to a banker
for occupancy.
The Douglas Robinson. Charles S.
Brown Company have sold for Mrs. f,
Hope Morton the 6ve-story American
basement residence. On lot 19x1O0.5, at
Lexington and Park Avenues, to a
buyer who intends to occupy. Mrs.
Morton bought the property in 1914
from Mrs. H. W. Gray.
Charles Wynne mas resold 20 West
Ninety-hfth Street. a fve-story hat.
on lot 20x100, to the A. f. NJ Realty
Company. Mr.. Wynne took this prop
erty in part payment for 1875 Audul4en
Avenue. sold last month.
Aid Society Buys Realty
The Children's Aid Society is the
buyer Of tho four-story building at
% Second Avenue. sold recently by
George Hampton. 1t owns the adjoin-
ing northwest corner of Forty fourth
Street, and now controls plot sox1Oo
The building acquired will be altered
into a gymnasium and clubroolns.
Henry Hof was the broker
Deal for Hungarian Property
The home of the Christian Hungar-
ian Sick Benevolent Societies of New
York. fifty-foot building at 239 and
241 East Sixtysecond Street. has hcon
purchased by Philip Leone for $4,000.
The property is located between Second
and Third Avenues and was taken bv
the now owner, subject to mortgage
Of $4,000.
Bank Parts With Long Held Realty
The Metropolitan Savings Bank has
sold the two-story stable at 207 East
10th Street, on lot 25X10O11 The
bank acquired tho property in fore
closure four years ago.
Manhattan Alterations
AXINGT9N ,;IlG y, Ay' 7aa. to a i ~ dwelling.
,ody; O Park ay. architects cost ..... $40 600
"AIhfN Ia 80 to stg rcsauran,,cic, y Y j.
Ms Trust Co. AZ Wall st. oHner: A { Jackson
Is - Madison ay, architect: cos ....... $50 600
New-York tribune., 1919-01-23
tef of through bills of lading covering
noth rail and ocean charges.
Leasing Favored BY Evans

'Si"S d| VI Cu " EVANS
President Holden A. Evans. OF the
baltimore Dlydock and Shipbuilding
company, favored leasing the ships to
private operators at $40 d ton valua-
tIon and per cent interest, on three
TO five year terms. He would limit
the number Of ships to any onc COM
pany to twenty and would thus dis
lrlhcte the government ships between
iVV and loc companies. many OF which
would be new and would represent
capital from all parts of the country.
MI. Elans also directed attention to
the Light OF tee shipyards In mis-
we" lwo-thirIs OF the cost Of cmer-
geAcy extensions should be written Off
tnd here should be no canecI.atlons
Of ships that could poss bly, be used.
nc government ned denied yards the
flgnts to take profitable foreign busi-
reas during the war and should, there
lore. complete its own contracts.
he also protested against continued
prohip'toA on foreign orders. Although
American naval architects, engineers
and artisans had mastered all The
Tricks OF the shipbuilding trade, and
Fad invented some besides, it was still
impossible TO build ships as cheaplv
here as abroad, chiefly because of the
hlgh pay and the necessity of instruct
ing workers. lie insisted that the gov
crnment must release the yards from
ITS control Of their wages if Americans
were 10 compete with foreign yards.
Br!tish ships were now being sold to
british subjects at S95 to $1l5 a ton
and 10 forei~ncrs at Stl1 a ton At the
present scaie of government enforced
wages SlSb q ton Was the best Ameri-
can yards could do
hansdcll for Permanent Bureau
Senator Eansdcil acted as chairman.
and IN his speech opening the confer
cnce he recommended establishment Of
permanent organization to deal with
maritime problems, advance shipping
interests and formulate and promote
legislation. This probably will be done.
Among the other speakers were Rep
resentative W. S. Greene, of Massachu-
sets, member Of the House Commit
tee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries;
Commissioner Charles R. Page, of the
Shipping Board, and Lewis Nixon, Of
New York. The conference will con-
tlDup ii I'M orrnu
New-York tribune., 1919-01-23
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan

1T ST s 700 lst ". i,.5xIoe .. A.e f "
d Henrielta /. Schmidt OF Broolsn to Central
Marci, l. 1895 see ga a,
LEX An. l0,ih ST. i, ,7s75: William r
keoSh Ama'emsni 60 to Geo Ehrst atty. Edw
a2D sT. las ": May Moore TO Harriet NJ
Dot atty Robert q Il Easton. i20 Broadway
may "a 'te"o' 81, 800
SD ST. II $. isls W Az A.e 2sxlo2.e. Peter
Ceger To Anna Weber. 1852 Grand RYd Con
course. Bronx. atty. Adolph Block ss Nassau Al
iuy = lsss s..'.'.,..-.. ,-.-...-....... 81 500
CANNON ST, 81: Sol & Fannie Franke e., al 10
Mnses Goodman atty Isl BroadwaS June
'""' -''''.'.' Sl2 Geo
18th 81, s. l25 W Av A. 81. .6xles Jns a.
liuda Nilmeg to Lorenzo sennne ss auttlia-v
sdn's. ct = atty l. r q T Co. 100 Broadway.
oe' - 'so-. ..-..... s2i coo
New-York tribune., 1919-01-23
Results at Auction
BY yosepn /. I.,

HN 1oseFh 7 DAY
BALCuI.M Av, Lattins. 5.1x iaox-~s1a3. =, "A,
BAlHo}M ar. --s Lstiiny 'as5xfon. < y,
tonkliu ast BronA Doh sAa I.sd co Vi al. ,i,,r
s-f,st.sa; Taxes, etc, s-o5f 81. to ina plalniiff
HAylT.AND Az. W Haveme,et ss SosxlDs. a,.o
hAVlr.AND Av. ilavemeyer av r,ins n
1Vsx o l7sx Cox Q 100 10 ilayenneyes AZ X s 50.
$50 10 beg also ~
EDWARDS Av. 100 n Iattlnr s3sloo. Sarah
j. Conklin ast Bfonx Dock & Land Co st al due
sleas9l is; ures. etc ss.i7ssG. to tho pasn,iff
BY Charles A. Ber,ian
10TH ST, II W. g. 1855 W 9TH az. l4x7o. 1os
l&.6x7S. a'aty TINT and str: I y Plscr arf Samuel
siskind ~ all due. sleeiS 90: taxee, etc ssd q
10 tho plaintiff for Observation-Disclosures, " 9oo
New-York tribune., 1919-01-23
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

81 ~ 49, ID s. d hoef. Johanna von Never
o." j. IBIS. auJ. Guam Yeknsm IS Henri
STA ST se; all innsa Seh.~ 10 LA, :, v.- .-0
i'id ,al J, Sii 81 n sHo. yfs fr.m a. ,4l.
N,.n,,,c,,,..7 ~ 'i''1 ''' D. S'n ~ s. 9sg
sad 81. a +. all. frelcrea i.es,nerte 20
Ashton Hotel torpn. es " 7ss 81 /. vr. .-im
De- = 1918. ATTY. Edw II raimsn. 20 Broad
University II. IS ic, ne,r guardian l. r. I,.
=. ~, 10 sirwianie Andre Marrhand ei a nrn
M95chana k-os. isn hway - from Fe1
4sit- ats. j.. koiI'r lee william 81 81 100
New-York tribune., 1919-01-23
Mccllri,irs' Liens
Manhattan,

Manhattan
lsdla sr ~ lG7 ~. iarob Soften ac'. Tics j
siincoy Il Aisu Smygv owners tranewai1 $40 an
airH HT' No l.S l.. T. Aguado &c agt. Amcl a II
ainshnncr owner trenewall ..,........,. $40 00
New-York tribune., 1919-01-23
Satisfied Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

5erH sr. Neg 2g7 & go T.; rolisc. & oNelll me-
AIT l. |. D Hy 90 ina ct al; Juiy II. 1915 .ss7s a
ZANE PROPERTY Nprcbin Electrical supply q
inc art. taDe Jan ~ 9lS......,..,,... sc"a 81
New-York tribune., 1919-01-23
Wants Definite poliev

t.ss,aassirg the functions Of the See
e. Transportation, proposed BY
kis.aa aaa'ifcsag, Ar. Kfottsehnlts dis
Eans1 Esp ghs objeetion that this Official
LIZ g esetbed with too much power,
sy'aHnR out khst under the plan
New-York tribune., 1919-01-23
UNFURNisHED APAhrMTs TO LET

5orll ST - EAST sua,.y nsies ,osn H.,
,ecm sad haia- IN bachelor club ii s.rrt 'rho -
New-York tribune., 1919-01-23
uNFuRNIsKED ApARrMTs. WANTED

WANTED Five o. rocn apartment unh,,
nshed. suolei or otherwise, between 7sd o., and
run -. west must be light and I'm modern
hni'ding, please by mail and sfa,e rs,t
Department h. Room 6ot 1899 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1919-01-23
FURNISHED ROOMS

sc WEST lo7rH Largo front psre>t elevate.
electricity telephone: $ Apartment N
New-York tribune., 1919-01-23
Deal for Hungarian Property
Manhattan Alterations

LEXINGTON Az 7a9. to ii : s'y dwelling y
tlrsch. l33 " 2lst ST. owner. Ludlow ,S Pea
nody; lOl Park ay, architects. t..... SIC. 900
WAlbEN IA, 80. To sty restaurant etc. \ Y j.
us Trust Co. A. Wall st. oHner: A Jackson
Is % Madison ay architect: cos' ....... $50 900
New-York tribune., 1919-01-23
CITY REAL ESTATE
FE.SS Business Property
REAL EGTATE FOR SALE oR TOILET
MEsrcnFsrfR COUNTY

CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW ATIAkF MAHorAc
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-20
AUTOMOBILES FUER0N
ROBAD0S / DOS RECU-
PERADOS

\ las oficinas de policia Sc notifi-
co aver de dos AUTOMOBILES que fue-
ron robaGos, sie1do estos III Ford
de Ia propiedad del senior G. c. Gran
dali V IN Chevrolet" del seaor T.
r. Lojan.
Por otra parte, fuercn recupera-
dos por Ia policia ouos dos car-oS
que hace a!guacs dias habian sido TO-
bados. Estes son: I'm Rec del Sc
nor c. D. Dennis, encontrado por los
agentes de policia Stowe y Bartholo-
mae Y IN Ford, numero S5S67 ha-
l!ado por el detective Mesch.
Dichos carros fueroa devueltos =
sus propictar!os.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-20
ROBADO POR
DOS JOVENES
Los Iadrones hicieron uso de
una pissola, disparando
scbye eli asaltado

.Antes de ancche, ccrca de las once,
dos i6venes dc nacionalidad america
Ia asaltaron Y robaron Ia cantidad de
cincuenta pesos al propietario del CO.
lcrcio situado en- Ia esquina de las
yalles de Trenton Y Quincy.
FL asaltado Sc llama Paul c. hutz
V p~resenta una rozadura de bala Ell
mitad de Ia cabeza. la cual lie fue
producida por un disparo cue le hi
cieron los ladrones.
Dice kutz que cerca de las once de
Ia noche Sc presentaron en- su conner
clio los dos ladrones Y le %pidicron
mas sodas. las cualeS fueron Scrvl-
das Y que despuas, mientras el esta-
ia de espaldas 4 los clicntes. oy5 So
mar el timbre de Ia GAIA registrado-
ra. obligandole a volver Ia cabeZa V
viendo entonces 4 uno de los dos mar
chantes que sc apoderaba dc TODD e.
dincro de Ia GAIA, que y clncuen-
tn pesos, micntras cl otrO le apunt2-
ba con una pistQIa. kutZ TO Sc ARE
dr6 V como tcnia una botella en- IA
mano. Ia arrojo contra el que le anne
nazaba, pero 0 maia pUnterla: pueS
erro el golpe. hacienda que aqUel lie
d~isparara rozandole la cabcza. DeS-
puGs los ladrones huyeron llerandosc
el Iinero.
Fl Departamento de Detectives Ia
sido notificado dc este asunto. para
que procure localizar 4 los autoreS
del robo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-20
IA FELICIDAD CONYUGAL DE-
BIDA A UN BESO
Anecdota Dc la vida DC Bismark

Bismarck, que jamas tuvo mott
vo para hablar nal de- matrimonio,
debi0 a IN beso su felicidad conyu-
gal.
Cierto dia. asistiendo a n boda,
conoci0 a una senorita que lie pro-
duio una impression tai, one apenas
volvi6 a su casa, escribi6 Il sus pa
dres p~idiendoles su mano. Como es
natural. los papas dc Ia interesada
e alarmaror de un amor tan impe-
t7oso. V despues de pensarlo algu-
dias conteStaron al future es-
tedista sona'a1dole dia V bora nor"
we f"eSo . tratar con clos tan
t~ascendental asunto.
Pero a Bismarck no lie cuadraba
"a ca'ma. Acudio. err sfecto. q la c.
Ia. Mas apenas entro, sin salIdar
4 nadie, cogi6 a ia joven por Ia Gin
tura, la levant6 en- Ell aire Y lie es-
Tampa IN beso en- cada mejilla.
Los padres Sc escandalizaron, pe-
70 Ia cosa no tenia mas que IN re
medic: anunciar Ia boda.
Y Ia boda sc anunci6 = SO ccleorp.
Y Bismarck no tuvo nunca por
Que arrepentirse de su cnnducta
TODD 10 que soy Sc 10 debo a mi
mujer'-decia mas tarde, cuando
despues del Kaiser era Ell hombre
mas Importance de Alemania.