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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-17
LAND AT PALM BEACH
BRINGS 5000 A FOOT
Record Price Paid by Man for
Ocean Tract.

Harry Kelsey of Boston. who recently
purchased about fifty square miles OF
Bverglade farm land In West Palm
Beach section of Florida, with Harry
Bond Of Hartford. Conn. has acquired
about 1000 feet OF ocean front at Palm
Beach. extending to Lake Worth, Just
south of the famous Paris Singer devel-
opment.
The purchase was made at n price re-
ported TO be more than 5000 per front
foot, which ia the high record for this
section, and II Is understood that the
land will be used for the site of mag
ni1cent hotel, to be ready for operation
the next season.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-17
standard Goods Selling.

While the variety OF new colors and
fabrics being introduced this spring by
silk and cotton goods manufacturers il
greater than ever before. leading factors
in the trade here express the opinion that
the older or standard materials will con-
tinue to hold their own" and Wholesale
and retail merchants will have an ade-
1uate market for the more staple goods
they already have purchased
The introduction OF the Nls, Number of
new coiors, especially IN A.iHs. is said
to be marked by their excellent quality.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-17
HOSPITAL AWARDS CONTRACT.

The contract for the million dollar
Beth Israel Hospital building. at 10 to
Is Livingston place and s21 East Six
teenth ctreet. has been awarded to O.
Richard Davis a Co. II Ia expected
that the work win be begun on the
structure within q few months, from
plans drawn up by Louis Allen Abram-
son. architect.
The hospital recently completed the
purchase Of the site and In connection
With its plans. intends to alter the
seven story apartment house at the
corner Of Livingston place and East
Seventeenth street. for use as an ad-
ministration building and home for
nurses. at cost of about 335, 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-17
LIVE TOPICS OF THE
COMMERCIAL WORLD
Organdie Dresses Sell
Well, Say Makers Here

~ RESSES OF organdie In light
colors, such as flesh, pale
blue and orchid, promise to
be big sellers for spring, say manu-
facturers here who are making up
frocks of that material in large
numbers.
because gingham Is coming down
in price II is felt that there will be a
strong demand for dresses of that
material from dealers specializing in
lower priced merchandise.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-17
BUYER OF THE RIvERCREsr.

The Mason Realty Company, Max ".
Natanson president, proves to be the
buyer OF the. -Rivercrest. a six story
apartment house At tho southwest cor-
ner Of Fort Washington avenue and
1Soth street, which. was sold recently
ny the Manhattan Savings Institution.
The property rents for $4,000 and was
valued at 100000. Brooks a Nomand
and Samuel Kronsky were the brokers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-17
Government Wool Auction.

BosToN, Feb. lS.--The auction sales of
Government owned wool will start Tues
day, instead of Wednesday as originally
planned, and will continue until Thurs
day. The offerings are as follows
Tuesday, 100000 pounds greasy pulled
woods, 1000. 900 secured, Wednesday,
z. 00o. 900 pounds secured Thursday.
100000 pounds Australian. $50 bales
greasy Australian lambs, $50 bales
secured Australian. 100000 pounds tops,
10000 pounds South American, 500
900 pounds Capes, $4,000 pounds Ice
land. Friday e,ooo. 900 pounds domestic
fleece. 5,25o,oo0 pounds Territory, ESQ.,
600 pounds Texas and California
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-17
AUCTION SALES THIS WEEK.
MONDAY. FEBRUARY II.
lat IL vEsEY STREET.
nv II.urv nradv

MONDAY. FEBRUARY II.
lat IL vEsEY STREET.
by Henry Brady.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. SEQ, n 3, SIS W Bway.
21L7xb3 sx2o0x12s3. sty ept-Lang.
borne Holding corpn agt Winter Realities
Inc. ct al; David Herman, atty due
tI5.t5t.1e; taxes. &C. t3,71s.
BY J. II. Mayors.
I75TH st. $40 w. ., IS o Audubon av
lsx7S.s. q atty and b dwlg-saml Gerber
agt W II Martin ct al; A seidman.
atty: due, .2s7i,s7; taxes. &C. $1,000
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY is.
TAT II vEsEY STREET.
BY Joseph p. Day.
zap ST, sss w. sG as 9 eth av. a5xss.s.
niI, sly d wi yoi sale
70 Republican alley; . sty bldg. Cobweb
Hall; exrs sale; estate OF Frances His-
I'D Az. sis. s. sS n b1,t st. aox7s; vol
s0xiItasicc.iOs, Ky Bedford Park
ooUvERNEuR ST. IT. W 8. ss.i n Madison
st. T fSSss;s; ,ty Swls: ssrs sale; estate
: i sly bldg with . s,rs: vol s sale. lie '''N''''
JAMAICA--Piot of ~ lots fronting sst II
on W New York av. 500 q Locust av
11sTMd 81. t, $40 ~ 70. : S. soi.,o W Pleas.
ant ev. s6.Iox1oo11, Q sty tint q strs-
L Breese ct al. exrs. agt L II Strouse
trus, ct al: Harrison. Il a b. attys; due
tt.e7S.se; taxes. Ao, t7.4e0.
Sd Av 21fb. cor 10th at (2eI, efx
eS. sty int a strs-J q Post ct al,
exrs. est Frida ochl ct al; N Fisher,
atty; due. sS2.2s7.6s; taxes, &C, ss7e.s7.
BY Bryan L. Kennedy.
9Th ST. $50 Il, o ., tp.7 . Ave A, s5xs1,
sty tint a strs-American Savings
Bank agt Jennie Wolf ct al; v Irwin,
atty; due, t7l,Sot02
lat s2os THIRD AvENuB.I
BY James J. Donovan.
EAGLE AV. s7t, 3, Ass n lbsth st,
60x1oo, 2 sty dwiE a vaoant--North side
Savings Bank agt Frank Sheehan ct al;
Gutsell, atty; due. &T.ssi.4i; taxes,
&C, tS7s.A.
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 10.
lat IL vEsEY STREET.
BY Horny BRADY.
lSr Ay. 2o5s. Q, b0.11 n 1esth At, sSxs9
sty tint & strs-C II Hughes agt Little
italy Realty Co ct al: Il u Tough
man. atty; due. Sls,s1A0l; taxes. &c,
1sT Av, 2o5s. -, 1911 n 1osth ct, ASK
60, S sty biz tint & strs--Same aEt same,
Action o; same atty. due, sls.s0s.7s;
lsT Av. 2es<. . 9. a5.11 n 1o6th Ut, 2Sxss,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-17
RENTS DIST ST. DWELLING.

The two four and five story dwellings
at 355-25T West Ninety-first street. be-
tween Broadway and West End avenue.
75x about 80. have been leased for
twenty ono years from July l next by
Harriet r Rich 80 Frederick Mathesius.
The loazs- also oarTiaS IN option to psass
chase the property within three years
after July I. 1923, for s66, 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-17
To Study Condition. in Europe.

BOSTON. Feb. ig--For tho purp6sssof
first hand study of current economic
and industrial conditions in England.
France. Italy and Belgium. a commission
OF manufacturers will leave late this
month for Europe on behalf OF the Ma
tional Industrial Conference Board,
which has been invited by foreign manu-
facturers to send such commission,
Tho commission plans to Investigate
tho relationship of employees TO em-
ployees, tho effect OF Government control
on labor legislation and tho influence OF
war measures on industry and COM
merce.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-17
Fur. show "Choker" Effects.

Among their fur styles for spring many
manufacturers are displaying some new
Ideas in "choker' effects, one pelt being
used for some of the pieces and two for
others. They are worn wrapped about
the neck. with ends falling on the
shoulders in front.
Among the furs used are sable. fox,
fisher and mink
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-17
BUYER OF THE RIvERcREsr.

TIE Mason Realty Company. Max NJ
Natsnson president proves to be the
buyer of the Rivercrest, a six story
apartment house at the southwest cor
ner of Fort Washington avenue and
lC0th street. which was sold recently
by the Manhattan Savings Institution
Tho property rents for SIS ono and was
valued at 100000. Brooks a. Nomand
and Samuel kronsky we're the brokers'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-17
SEATTLE SHIP STRIKE OVER.
Yards VIII Reopen wednesday at
Old Wage scale.

SEATTLE, Wash, Feb. 1s.-seattle's
shipyards win resume operations next
Wednesday after having been idle since
$4,000 metal trades workers walked out
January 81 on strike for higher
wage scale. Announcement to this effect
was formally issued tonight by the
shipyard owners, The workers Will be
employed at tho old rate of pay
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-17

N AN II ATT y.

The following Judgments wero hled Feb
uary 10; the first name IL that OF the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-17
REAL ESTATE JoTTINGs.

J. b. Hamlin Is the purchaser OF the
six story loft building at 236 Mercer
street. Henry Owen was the broker in
the transaction.
The Charles r. Noyes Company was
appointed selling agent by-~4vs Adams
Land and Building Company of 1854 West
Seventeenth street. 52-5s Duane street
and 594-es Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-17
LIS PENDENs
Manhattan.

OLIVER ST. If-Emigrant Industrial Saw
ings Bank agt Joseph II Warren ct al
tforeclosursof two mortgages); attys.
OGorman.
2sTH ST. IS to 81 w--Hyman Goodman
agt Lucy \ Morris at al faction TO fore
close mechanics lien) 3; attys, lursh
Newman d ResSs
Bronx.
TISToN Az. cor Home st, 22.2xte0--
Crotona Realty Co AFt Frederick S
sehlesinser OF a. (partition suip atty,
W NJ Wechslsr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-17

Company. New York. contract for wool
bunting. an follows:
Red. so, 900 yards; blue. 10000 yards;
white, $4,000 yards; yellow. $4,000
yards green. 1000 yards; black. 5000
yards; light blue, 1000 yards; brown,
500 yards; Argentine blue. 500 yards At
S.374 per yard.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-17

and p ) weinhandi.r to Pauline Kiar
and Ano. 11s4 I7th st Brooklyn; attys.
Morrison & s. $40 Bway; assn.
srH hv. isioii. sol; SIN 81. iis.,si W; iiSth st,
liS write Quar- & Trust Co to
Investors Corp. 1S Broadway: "a
Lemon Nv, SIS, 81 e, iaith st.Eiien b
Robinson TO Lawyers Mtg Co, 50 Lib
18TH sri. 81 ssc.ssi W, int Of ,,;cc IN INT
of s5.ooo--Edwin II Schiller to Birdie
Cohen. 600 w 1asth st; atty. II I Stein.
LbSoS &V i.S. mtg iii. SOo-IiNewst' i Rits
Go "a LEVERS Title Trust CO; dso lee
tsb 81. s tSn u. mtg $1,000, secures t two
bonds for 1880 sseS"Isns Marcus to
Aetna Casualty a Security Co; atty, Jes
.-n Henney. 100 William st:::...... ~
kTehsr F TO Marie KrsSsr al list .s
atty. Albert Hiavsc. Jr' 800 e 7,d q;
ioSTA ST. iic W. mtg ,ii.ccc.Edw;SSS
atty, THO. t Grace. wall st. 81
Ian TO Dmanuel Liebowtts. 1ois u i7sth
e. Bronx; stsy,. Beck. @ q F. y!
SAD sT q m snly las ccc.A,:, ii:;nsn
81 al. trustees, to Bankers Trust Co.
Et.ss' y w.lI st; attys. KursTsn AZ 4
q! " mst. ,eSo is,S ' 4, Is i Z. mi &.
1880. Allen st, S.. mtg. sis,Ooo-K int
IN nrst three mtgs and In 9TH mtg
line A Gts.r, Cos Cob, Greenwich. Conn;
lily p E Gloyer 70 sth ave-: ~
e 4. and 18th ct, Is W-Dawson G.
Glover. sub trustee. TO Louis II Closer,
SssS,'n Eva. Mas q a.; s.ty'' Myers a &
18TH ST. 13I w, mt now s1Inoo--Louis
oieser TO Sophie Harburser, as Cen.
Bway ...................,. 900
cs,-n,y 10 ri. T's es1,,t soo io1 sots
liam H.; s'i y MeLaushiin q stern 10 vii vi
list ST, ,li Il. mtg. sls. Mad nv. stS.
mtg 40 oo0-Titie Guar a Trust CO 10
Inc y,euSur. fso cisren,ont ave and n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-17
RENTS DIST ST. DWELLING.

The two four and Ave story dwellings
at 2b5 and 2b7 West Ninety first street,
between Broadway and West End ave-
nue.. 75x about so. have been leased for
twenty-one years from July next by
Harriet r. Rich to Frederick Mathesius.
The lease also carries an option TO pur-
chase the property within three years
after July !, 1928, for $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-17
Unpaid Textile Contracts.

WASHINGTON. Feb. l6,--The work OF
compiling list of all unpaid textile con-
tracts has been completed by the Cloth
Ing and Equipage Division. ouartermas-
ter Corps, but the payment of these con-
tracts IL being held up pending tho passs-
age OF the bill before Congress- that will
give the Comptroller OF the Treasury
authority to act.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-17
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan

sTH ST, T%2-IN u, aii-Fannis Fishbsin TO
VIM Berg, 1+2 Y sth ct. . yrs from Feb
1, 1872; atty. Frank SteinbsrE. IA Lewis
MERCER ST. i6l. store n-Isaae F.issi to
H HsSss hrSs;; ~ at Icsr g. yIs from
I7D ST. 5a6-5to W, tho land, tenant to
Gus 4 Goldstsin, Inc. l4l Bway IL yrs
from July I. 1919. u yrs renew at $500;
address. L Marcus, l4i Broad
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-17
SALES IN BROOKLYN.

Clinton Trading Corporation sold to
Joseph O'Hanlon a two family dwelling
at 1888 East Fifteenth street. on plot
40x100.
Buckley & Horton Company sold 23s
Eighty-eighth street, two story two
family brick dwelling. lot 20x100, for
II. NJ Bicknell to q client for invest
ment -.
p. J. Sforza sold for Christopher
Phillips to Giuseppe sigillo the two
story two family house, on lot 20xl00,
at 1897 Seventy-fourth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-17
Raw silk Prices Higher.

Late cableGrams from Yokohama state
that raw silk prices have advanced
again. and that Sinshu No. is now
held at 1850 yen. Considerable buying
has developed and Americans have fig
ured in the purchases.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-17
SATISFIED MEsHANICs' LIENS.
Manhattan.

SAD ST. $40 w--David Greenbsrg sgt I'M
proved New York Properties Corp ct al:
Dec 2, 1913 (cancelledl .....,,,....,,sT0
10th ST. Sl7 TO 635 w-Henry Bosch Co
agt One Seventy Building Co, Inc, ct al:
Aug IL lel7 .;.;..;. ........... $50 q!
SAME PRoPERTY--Same ast same Oct
le, 1917 ............,....... ..S5&s7
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-17
MOHTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender and
Attorney
Downtown

ysl
Downtown.
(south OF Fourteenth street)
SOUTH ST. $, $50 w Jackson At. 6ox
1904 to Front st, m, Feb IL
James s and Daniel l. Rsardon 10 Sim
mons Realty a Constr Co, C,
yrs, So; atty cuthbert Palmer, i1o
srH ST. Us y. iis.sIsOiO. p m, FEB ii
Benz Kats and Abr Kaplan to Barnet
Miller. iiss t5th st. Brooklyn, yrs, as;
attys, Morrison g. Schif. 32o Bwayr.ooo
West side.
twest OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th strsets)
sTH Av. 4ss. 7Sxloo Oct g. isls-Mar-
and Alma stark, los W ssth st. ct al,
due as per bond. 81; attys. sterns 4
ks Tsqs sT w , hwSy, M F.s itrsanS
Partridge. Inc. TO Mary A Nichols, Rye.
ny 8 yrs, So until reduced to $4,000
and then So atty, Title Guar GO,
Uptown.
(Manhattan Island. north OF fioth strsst.)
18TH ST. 7se w, l1xs91i, p m, Feb IT,
Lucy Diamond 70 Leonard Well, iSs "
SANE NE + PRoPsRTS. Feb i.-s.ms 'Vt TO
same. ins,ais NiS quar-. So. pr. .m.E
I.ssT fRpO sT.' 500 W. 2ttii1i,'iii, FEB IL
Rosalie stahl to c Augusta Scott iNE
3'saH al Bloch Sr' % &s..sa ". ~ fs'Ss
81 600 W. % ,xi2six1?aa:Os. p m,
Feb i-Maier Realty Corpn to Long
yrs, 5Ss.. pr mtg iSs, 900; attys. MiddI.-
brook q Boriand, rs Cedar ct. $4,000
AUDUBON Av. 2os, W $. 6Ixioo 3x61.ilx
100. p m-Servics Realty Co to Hy Nor
mtg sS',oo6; attN--.xsedE Less. as NFs-
sau 81 -. '...,.,.,....,..,., Sfs, 900
Broux.
(BorouEh OF The Bronx
COLLEGE Az. 1908. e $. tox1oo---Jos Fried
TO Ulster Court Corpn. 30 Church ct. pr
mtg $4,000, Feb H. yrs. .s&; atty.
Rity Co to Ben.nson Rity Co, SOC willis
av, pr mtg 10000, Feb II. , yrs, So
attys. Elfers 4 A, :77 Bway -. IS, 900
FoRDHAM RID, ) 9 cor Walton av, 1slIx
Rlty corpn, 2iS Mcntasus st, Bkiyn, pr
" title 4 Mtg Co, las Bwsy ,ii. 900
i55TH ST, IS, $50 Courtlandt av. box
asi Corona sv Pelham Heights, y y ct
al, extrs. pr mtg $4,000. Jan 20. dus
May l.. 1870, int as per bond; attys.
Ms&I Isaaes, Sc William at. $500
ASST ST. 81 i ,,ssww Eway. T runs q .1s <
Chas u Mainerre, s1 West End av, ind
and nno, extrs. Feb s, yrs, SO; atty,
g T Co. ifs Bway. ,.,,,,,,.tl,s5o
wi Kasl sna s Aw 10 Emily 5ohs: ISS
.sl. 600, Fes /, yrs, SIS; atty. + q I
T Co. l1s Bway. .....,...,......s6,oo 900
w III Mss., Az 't taS,: s,ss,s.ssI r
Bronxvilie. y Y, pr mtg i7s, 900, FEB T.
8 yrA s%; atty. T @ 4 Co, lTs
Bway ''''''''.'.'''....... 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-17

In making up some of their new tur-
bans for spring milliners are using
strands OF Christmas tinsel interspersed
with fiues OF glycerined ostrich for POM
pom effects.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-17
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

18th ST, ~ w--joldman a Reich AFT IS
and so Manhattan av, owner, John
Hauxhurst, contractor ...........tlTo7
5TH Az. iosI-wiliam Eekenfeider ast
Ten Sixty Seven Fifth Av Co. Inc, owner
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-17

Beautiful mi-bungalow. nine rooms
parlor; two car garage; chicken houses
and run; large corner plot, frontage on
near Great South Bay. Value $4,000. Out
of-town owner offers for $1,000. This IL a
real bargain. II. J. MecoRD. i1s Pine ST..
FreepoFt, l.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-17
TO LET TOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.

PHILADELPHIA OFFICE FOR RENT
City's most prominent corner FIRST moor
immediate possession. A. T.. box 100 sun
once.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-17
TO Open New woorien Lines.

Tho American Wooden Company will
open to-day new lines of nannels, Thu
bets, Venetians. wool mixture suitsngs,
kerseys, meltons and staple overcoatlngs,
in Department J, Division c.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-17
Gets n. Bunting Contract.

Special Despdth - lHr Sti,
WAGHiNGroH. Feb. l6,--The bureau Of
supplies and accounts Navy Depart
ment, has awarded to Harold NJ. Turner.
agent for the United States bunting
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-17
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
MAahattan.

charged Feb is. lS1s--Joe Baehrach ana
ano, trustees, TO Pauline weinhandier
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-17
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.
TRANSFERS.
with name and address Of owner and at
torney.)


DUWutSNus
tSouth OF Fourteenth street)
FRONT ST. 90. so.Ix2S. bxirres-Pauiins
X. Schrenkeiser to Jno. smidt, ct al,
nrm Fromm n Co. Brooklyn, Y, mtg,
$4,000, all liens. Feb. IL; attys, Rabe
LkIaHT ST. 81. ns. ,sxiciiiisiss, W :.
West Beach Realty Corp. to Markham
Realty Corp; o. Nassau st. mtg 5000;
and g. all liens, Feb IL atty, q
lto.t--simmons r a g Co to Jas 8 and
Rsn saodiJ H m.a s G Sss s s;sy
J. Culbert Palmer, l2o Bway. ......n
ALLEN st. lss. g $. 2sxs7 ttotseloss. Feb
bank. 81 sth svi atty, Jno a button:
BowERY. ;. bounded 8 BY land Of
BY oI go%siy . P ~ es eeasr.sstion.
Is I'm ay, bcsieoil. sil--semusi Gus:
atty. Q II ooldins. Iss Bwsy, sioc
Kiar and ano 70 Bent Katz. iso Norfolk
i. + fn ST. an si, ms .Ts' .s: s
shelter to asa II isth 81 Corp. 40 Bwsy.
sll liens. Feb IL; atty. Samuel wach.t;;
lIo bway ..'.'....'.'..'.'
West side.
west of Fifth avenue, netween Fourteenth
and 10th stroetsl
alsT ST. q ss 9Th av. ilfxloox irreg-
Delta Holding Corpn TO orinoco Realty
Co, Hs w 10th ct; sttys stoddard a
SANE pRopERT1T-s4t W ii::t ST corpn
to same, mtg Stsb,ooo. Feb IL; attys;
.sfH ST. aio.s W, . .. ioiioo.5.Buiidsrs
Montelair. n J.. mtg i7I.boo; atty. y
ssT Ti'f 81 wv go ~ ,ssicSM.ry 4 Niss,
81. to an. ndA.s rsF;Ii'fF: :b r. r. atty ~!
Uptovn.
.po" ,,...
clos, Feb ii, isis)-waiter w irwin,
ref to Louis Marshall, IL p 18TH ct, Feb
q; attys, ouEEenhsiimsr U 6 n iac
NTH ST, ls W, = q, sa4xlOo11 fore
clos, Feb II, Isis)-Cornelius HUH. ref.
to SAME, Feb Il; attys. Guggenheimer.
u a NJ. 100 BWay. $40, 900
IENOX AV. 2t5. iSxs0-Newat Realty Co
to Peter Dahl, liz w Tooth ct, Feb -;
attys, Lawyers It a T Co, 100 Bway 800
to Lucy Diamond, los u ioad st; attys.
Arnstein a Levy, 1as Bway.
i4oTH ST. 9. $50 W Amstsrdam av. S7.e
,xssli-Carl u Hoffman to John
Jan IL; attys Norwood. 4 w, a h
44th 81 81
Henry Morsenthsu CO to service Realty
Co. u AID ut, b and .. . 9, Feb ~;
atty, " Title 4 NJ Co, 1876 Bway. 800
1857 ST. b62 W, Blxs5.sxb1. 1xss.T-Ard-
shane Realty Go to Arrow Holding Corp,
ali Bway, mtg e5s.Boo, all liens, Feb 10
atty. J II zieser, at Bway. 400
iooxilS. o.s-wm Cumming to Gus
tavus L Lawrence, 122s a3way. mtg s2s-
900, Feb 10; atty. Lawyers Co.
" Bronx.
-
Borough OF Inc Bronal ,.,o.
lSSIH 81 zsv Courtahot Az oohlvs
-Lydla SEED H al, eStrs. 70 Den"9oa
ty CO. sHs wI.' az miE ogU; zoe
lssD ST; sss y .. SO Z irrosm Bsnen.on
Rlty co to kiesler Kity Co. WV PSospeei
av. mtg fo:ooV Feo 49, ATTY. semuei
Bitterman, ses Sway 49, ;;aivo
LOT u. map Bruner Est-Ssml u WIlls
to Rachel Willis. bS2 Broome 81. Feb 10 !;
atty, rachel Willis bsl broome ST.: wv
18TH ST. o, ms. 1Sb Lincoln av. Iexloe-
Alsernon norton. rel 10 Guardnsn ~.
nance ~ rex .orpn, ithi bwes' Fso as..
atty, Title q q co. l76 Bway WV 900
SAME pRoPERTY-Jas Prinsie TO same
Jan 81; atty. same .....,,......
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13l.<-Dividend Rlty Corpn 70 FofdwM
Rlty Corpn. lsS Bway. mtg $4,000. Feo
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Bway .......... ................ 500
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-17

JOSEPH PREDMORE--A voluntary petit.
ton of Joseph Prcdmore, Chester, y. Y.
shows liabilities OF t3.IS7 and no assets.
Tho three largest creditors are: Conklin
& Roe. Chester, y. Y, 1854; Consolidated
Ice Company, Portchester, y y. $685..
and William u. BOsler. no address, S415.
Watts, Oskes a Bright, Middletown. N.
V, are the attorneys.
WILLIAM r. McLAUGHLIN--A voluntary
petition of William r, Mclaughlin, ess
Broadway, clerk, shows liabilities of
;l7,6S5 and no assets. The three largest
creditors are; Henry Stsier, es broad
way, $S,s0i; Chelsea Exchange Bank,
50. $50, and Jacob Marx, 30 Nassau street.
$4,000. Frank Locker. 29s Broadway. u
tho attorney.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-17
AT MERRICK

LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE ron SALE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-17

DOANE-EVETTE. inca schedule of
Doanc- Evette, Inc, shows liabilities of
37lT ,ths rest of which is unknown) and
assets Of 81, 1872. OF the specified amounts
due creditors 1927 is due George Nc
Henry. ~ East Forty-ninth street $500
for Winnie NJ, Rexer, 20 West Fifty
eighth street, and SCI for S. Drcxsl, 1883
st. Nicholas avenue. Francis !. sullivan.
100 Broadway, Is the attorne!
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-21
Elks' Charity Rail-.


The Charity Ball of the local b.
p. o. Elks opened at the Bio hall
last night with a large attendance
Of the brothers and their invited
guests. Booths were arranged along
the sides of the hall where members
gifted with the persuasive art of
speech won the dollars from the un-
wary for the blessed cause of char
ity.
Flowers and favors of all kinds
were i'm evidence and the excellent
music by the Ihrig orchestra held the
many dancers in a whirl of merri-
ment until long past the wee sma
hours"