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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-25
The Big Variety of Smart Suits for Spring
I at NJ. & K. creates a smile of satisfaction on
the face of every young man who sees them
young men

clothes that
ideas by America best degners find
clothes that ysnart dresser admres.
The the
single double breasted slash
poketsppng clothing
Of the
The Varsity models three
types
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-25
we are proud

the splendid line Of show and especially proud the big
values youvalues that strongly emphasize the NJ & K trade
collar price, policy
New-York tribune., 1919-11-22
Blouse Shops Pay 100000
Rental for 9th Av. Building

The Lerner Blouse Shops Company
has leased from the Upgrade Wine
Company the building at 765 Sixth
Avenue for term of ten years at an
aggregate rental Of S1O0 900 Upon
completion of alterations the company
Will open a branch store and sub
lease the remainder of the building.
Lewis /. Rosenthal Company was the
broker
Spear & Company have leased loft
at 100 Fifth Avenue to Locke & Lewis.
the NTH and sixth floors at 57-59 West
Nineteenth Street to Reinthal g. New
man, wholesale art publishers; the
first loft at 4749 Greene Street to the
X. B. Mfg. Co; the building at 100
Prince Street to the Triangle Trunk
Company; space at Gs4 Broadway
to the B. G. W. Cloak Company
the eighth loft at 684 Broadway to
Morris J. Halpern; the sixth floor at
East Fourth Street to Kimmel g.
Becker; the top loft at 500 Broadway
TO Morris Bernson, and the store and
basement at & West Twenty
Street to Elias Levine
Cushman G. Wakefield has leased to
the American Uniform Company ex-
ecutive Offices at $50 Madison Avenue.
anu SPACE ~ the lJel nay corporation
at az East Fortyfrst Street.
Bastlne 4 Co. have rented the sew
enth floor. at 36 East Twenty
Street, to U. 5. Embroidery Company
the sixth floor. at 36 East Twenty
second Street, to Mathews & Taylor;
Offices at 112 East Nineteenth Street
to A. S. Hedman & +. A Klein, and
the store and basement, at ~ West
Fifteenth Street, to Morstein, Jacobs
& Hutner.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-22
Maroon Car Causes
Arrest of Four as
Grocery Bandits
Police Find Auto Described
by Brooklyn Victims and.
With Guns Drawn, Pounce
on Men Entering Garage

John Chckerella, Joseph Delio.
James Pillato and Thomas Mafone were
arrested last night at the point OF
revolvers as Marone was cranking
Chickerella's maroon automobile in T.
garage on Lorimer Street near Withers
on suspicion of being the men in
maroon car VINO held UP two grocery
stores yesterday morning. They were
held ar the Clymer Street police sta
ton charged with fclonious assault and
obbery.
The grocery stores robbed were those
Of Otto Mintz. ia Engert Avenue.
where $50 was obtained, and Alexander
Custer, II Bogert Street, where the
bandits got SIS. They locked Mintz in
his store when they departed, but could
not find the key to Clusters and he
pursued them, throwing weights from
his counter scales and incidentally.
getting a good look at the men and
their autom obile.
Captain Daniel Carey, in charge Of
the detectives at the Clymer Street
station, decided that the maroon car
would be out again last night, hut
probably would Tot leave It's garage
until after 10 o'clock. re assignee
detectives 20 every garage in the
neighborhood with orders TO watch ~
maroon cars going out late in the
evening.
Detectives Bowling, Miller, Thorn
ton and Van Giluwe spotted the maroon
automobile in the Lorimer Street
garage early in the evening and kept
their eyes on it. II was about Il
o'clock when four men entered and
one started to crank the engine. With
revolvers levelled, the detectives halted
proceedings right there and searched
the men.
Marone, who vas cranking the car.
is alleged to have had revolver, az
is Delio. A blackjack was found in the
car, it was said. Chickerella. according
TO the police is gang leader Their
records show that he has been sho,
three times and each time replied to
police INQUIRIES that ne had no idea
who had shot him. Mintz aud Custe.-
SAID they believed the prisoners we're
the men who held them up
New-York tribune., 1919-11-22

Gated at 116 Broad Street. 1t is five
tory and basement building on plot
zoX'3 and Will be occupied by the buy
ing company.
HANOVER Building Sold
The seven-story Hanover Building at
l30 and 132 Pearl Street on plot SO. TX
III, extending TO 96 and SO Water
Street, has been sold by the Bertfeld
Realty Company.
Investors Get Broadway Loft
katz & Auerbach, flowers and feath-
ers. who have purchased considerable
realty recently, has added to their hold
lngs through the w. Tannen Strauss
company. the 'six-story loft at 657
broadway, extending to 226 Mercer
street, on pot 45x20O, from the Whit
man estate, which has owned it since
i9Uo' when it WAS bought at auction
IN partition proceedings for $3l1,O00.
Estate Sells in Albany Street
The Christian OFT estate heirs have
sold the four-story building at Albany
Street. on lot 20x73. adjoining the
northwest corner of Greenwich Street.
Buy in Macdougal Street
McCotter 4 Davis have sod for Mary
Chapelle i2, and 129 Macdougal Street,
swo three-story buildings on lot 1861
oS each, to Harold G. Calhoun.
Building on 8owcry Sold
M-A Mandei has sold the four-story
Nildil.g at III Bowcry, on lot 2lx1Ol.
David Cohen.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-22
v estwood Court, in West
1901! ST.. Resold to Investor

Frederick Brown has rosold to Mrs
Mary Thompson for investment West
wood Codrt, at Sill West 1S6th Street,
near Audubon Avenue, fve-story
apartment, on plot 75x107. It was &C
quired by Mr.. Brown last August from
Charles Leasenfeld.
Wadsworth Avenue Corner Sale
Millar Neit has sold for the Weiss
green Realty Company. through L. VII
lis. 1870 Wadsworth Avenue, at the
southwest corner of 1S0th Street. q
slX-story apartment, on plot 75X1OO
Sale In Hist Street
John II. Pierce has sold for Carl
Spaney 230 West 1i1st Street. five
story apartment, on plot 37.6x100. to
II. Mergenthsler.
Fiat In lo3d Street Sold
John r. Davidson has sold for Anna
Schwarz the story fiat at 122 West
103d Street, on lot 25xl00. to NJ. K
Lang.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-22
General Coethals Buys
Pine Street Structure
Redmond Building, Held at sl,0o0,oo0, Bought
by Panama Canal Builder and Associates in
Engineering Co.; Wi IL Lift Height Five Stories

General George W. Goethals. build
er OF the Panama Canal and Quarter
master General of the Army during
the war, has bought the four-story
marble front building at 81 and 80
rlne street for his engineering COM
pany, which is now located in the
bank OF Manhattan Building, 40 Wall
Street General Goethals bought the
property through the Brown Whee-
LOCK company from the New Pine
Street Realty Corporation. which is a
nololng company of Redmond & CO..
pankers, who occupy the building. It
is understood that they have been
asking Si,000,000 for the pronertv
The building is fifty feet wide and
nlnety-slX feet deep and one of the
hnest exclusive banking buildings in
the financial district.
The building was erected on founda-
tlens that could stand additional
height. General Goethals intends TO
take advantage of this and will add
five stories to the building without
disturbing the occupancy Of the Red
mond firm which, under the terms Of
the sale. will continue in the premises
it occupies.
The additional stories will house the
9. ". Goethals Company.
Sale In Front Street
.he Charles T. Noyes Company has
sold PA Front Street for James z.
Farrell to S. +. Heyman. president,
5. +. Hevman & Co. exporters, now To-
New-York tribune., 1919-11-22
Cramercy Park Home
OF Stanford White Sold
Building at Lexington Avenue
Corner Was Later Occupied
hV Princeton Club

A deal is pending and contracts are
expected to be signed to-day for the
sale of the former home OF the late
Stanford White. at the northeast cor
ner of Lexington Avenue aud Twenty
tirst Street, five story building. and
one adjoining four story house. Known
Us l19 and 121 East TWENTY frs :
Street. 1t is understood that the site
will be improved. The old White house
Princeton Club, and has undergone sev-
eral alterations since it was looked
upon as one of the best examples Of
dwelling constructions in Gramcrcy
Park
The properties have a frontatge of
1916 feet on Lexington Avenue and 5s
feet on Twenty-frst Street. with irreg-
ular northerfy and westerly lines. II.
A. {. Taylor is the owncr of both prop
critics.
Sale in Ninety second Street
Slawson & Hobbs have sold for S. l..
Pakas 60 West Ninety second Street. 8
five story high-stoop dwelling, on plot
20X55X100.
Sale in Seventeen Street
L. j. Phillips e. Co. have sold 6l
West Seventeen Street. d four story
and basement high stoop brownstone
dwelling, on lot 20xlJ2.2, and for the
estate of Helen Hubbard W. c. Hub
bard. executor, l3S West Seventy fourth
Street, four story high-stoop dwell
ing, on lot 20x1022
Buying in Heights Section
John H. Pierce has sold for the Euui-
table Life Assurance Society PIP West
l39th Street, a three story and base
ment dwelling, OF. lot 17x99.1l, 70 Mrs
Pinckney
Ahers, 31l West 13Sth Street. a three
story and basement dwelling. on lot
17x100.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-22
Mrs. &. J. Harrah Rents Former
Madison Avenue Corner Home

Douglas L. Gilman & Co, Inc, have
leased for Mrs. c. J. Harrah, wife Of
the former president of the Midvale
Steel Corporation, her former residence
at the northwest corner of Sixty-fourth
Street and Madison Avenue, for a long
term Of years, at rentals aggregat-
ing about S175.000.
The lessees have filed plans for the
alteration of the building into stores
and small apartments. The same
bi okers recently sold for the Moulton
Holding Company the Verona apart
ment. at 80 East Sixty y-fourth Street,
on the corner diagonally opposite to
Mrs. Harrahs property
New-York tribune., 1919-11-22
Dispose of Well Known
Office Building at Nassau
and Beekman Streets to
Operators.
Big Price Paid for Realty
Give Tenants Opportunity
to Buy South and Front
Street Buildings.

The Vanderbilt building in Nassau
Street and five parcels in the old ship
pinc district, fronting on South and
sroht streets, have been sold by the
estate OF Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt at
prices which total millions OF dollars.
The estate has taken advantage of cur
rent high prices to dispose of realty
which has been owned by the Wander
bits for many years.
The Vanderbilt building is the larg-
est Of the downtown holdings of the
'am:ly anu has been source of large
income 10 the owners, the rental total
ne st50 c0O year.
The Vanderbilt building is an old
structure with a modern annex The
cd structure fronts on Nassau Street
and the annex IS at IL and II Beck
nan Street The Nassau Street build
NJ IS eight stories high and typical in
design and construction of buildings
rat followed Immediately the inven-
ION of passenger elevators, which per-
mitted builders to carry building
heights above the fourth floor. which
had been the limit. The old structure
mas a frontage of 100 feet on Nassau
Street and 81 feet on Beekman Street.
The annex is fourteen stories high
and measures 4S9 feet on Beekman
Street and is 100 feet deep.
Until the coming OF steel skeleton
construction the old Vanderbilt build
lng was one Of the finest in the down
own district. 1t was the home Of
many leading lawyers and corporations
A. &. Spalding 4 Bros, dealers in
athletic goods, have had their head
quarters in the building for many
years.
The Harris and Maurice Mandelbaum
syndicate "a understood to be the buyer
Il the building. The syndicate was
wiling to take all the holdings of the
ate A G. Vanderbilt in the downtown
district Il made an offer for the par
cells The first one did not interest the
owners, so they came back with u bet
-cr one
Not wishing to have disturbed ten
ants in the South and Front Street
buildings. the estate offered them the
properties, hrst explaining that an offer
lad been made for the buildings which
would be accepted
Grinrell Brothers. who have occupied
l5l and i55 South Street for fourteen
years, accepted the offer ard bought
he buildings, which are five stories
eacn and cover site 4S.10 feet wide
ana 500 feet deep. Thomas A. Nc
MILAN. dealer in ship supplies. bought
he five story building at 1913 South
Street. and II is understood the lessees
u 245 and 247 Front Street directly
n the rear Of the South Street parcels
nave accepted the opportunity offered
py The estate
New-York tribune., 1919-11-22
Lone-Hand Navy Needed.
SAYS Secretary Daniels
Strong Force Is Imperative if
League Fails, Ohio Mer-
chants Are Told
speciai Correspondence

AKRON, ONO. Nov. 2l.--Ine Amcri-
can Navy must be made big enoug,s
and strong enough Tor the country to
play lone hand Il the League o.
Nations does not materialize, Secre-
rary of the Navy Daniels told several
hundred members of the Akron Cham
Der of Commerce IN the local Armor,
here tonight IN the course OF com
ment on the treaty fight
Secretary Daniels, with Lieutenant
Commander Lansdowne, American rep
resentative on the return trans Al -
lantic fight Of the British dirigible
R34, was guest of honor at a panquet
of business men. He said he intende q
to ask Congress for an appropriation
OF $4,000 600 for lighter than-air Graf,
Tor the Wingfoot Lake Naval Aviation
Station near here.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-22
b. X. T. Officials Will Be
Called for Trial December q

The four Brooklyn Rapid Trausie
officials indicted for mans aughter a.
the result of the Malbone Street tun-
mel wreck on the Brighton line in
Brooklyn in which more than 100 per
sons were xii Cd, viii be put on triai
in the Supreme Court in Mineola
December a. according TO Ii statement
by District Attorney Lewis, of Kings
County yesterday.
The officials accused are Timothy ;.
vii Jams. Jonn J. Dempsey. John J
Hallock and W. S Menden. in Nassau
County on thai date.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-22
Frederick Brown Buys and
Sells Suburban Property

Frederick Brown has purchased frbm
T. Allen Wood the Papke property,
furnished. at the corner of Mayo Ave
nue. and Otter Rock Drive, Belle Haven,
Greenwich Conn, consisting Of over
three acres, with large dwelling, gar
age, stable, etc. f. H. Peck, of S. Os-
good Pell & Co.. was the broker. Mr.
Brown also sold to Thomas Fitzpatrick
the residence t the corner of Putnam
and Kensington avenues. Plainfeld, n
j., on plot l00x175, 2A2 story dwell
ling, garage, etc, through the same
broker.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-22
L. A. Potter Bids 100000
For Century Theater

The Century Theater. covering the
Central Park West block front be-
tween Sixty-second and Sixty third
streets, was sold at auction yesterday
in the Vesey Street salesrooms. Henry
Brady. auctioNeer. struck the property Y
down to 4. A. Potter, jr, vice president
of the Guaranty Trust Company. on a
bid of $500, 600. The foreclosure suit
was brought by the Equitable Trust
Company against the New York The
ateY Company and others.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-22
Investor Takes Over Row of
Two-E arniIy BROOKLYN Houses

The Bulkley & Horton Company mas
sold I'VE two-family houses at 157-l67
FHty-seventh Street for :. J. Harding.
+. J. Sforza has sold TO Alessandro
.ontl the oue-family cottage on plot
oVXl00 a l94O Seventy-ninth Street.
0. +. Allard and J. J. Levey have sold
me fonr-storv apartment, 40 feet front.
al sos East Fifteenth Street.
lhe Mclaerney Nlinck Realty Com
pany has sold the three-story store
apartment at 1865 Flatbash Avenue on
ot 20xl00 for ]. Henry Witt.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-22
A Assignments of Mortgages
N.uhasfap

ls'FIf ST. 8. $50 SIN av. james Adarn-
and ano. truste"s. TO Jas Adams ana
Emma Bennett. 1860 pfan ST. Bklsn..
aity. Duross. 10 broadway;
18th ST 4ss &. 15tl= Guar x rru>- 10 a.
Barbara Edebohls and \ = Heia- an
ane. eNrs. Barbara Edeoofis 20 Anna 8
if-iae. 4l5 " iuist 81 atf. T - X r c.
lSr Az. -ai-3, prior iDls u S9po. cha
\ yun~ to Chas = Shaw a35 N sfth 81
atty. Aha Collins, ifl Broadway 500
SsrH ST s4W Morris Algl 10 Lem-
Lewis . >chaap. 3se broadway. 81 ,0op
WILLIAM 81. l1s, Fsfty-s.N Maiden Lsno
GO, Inc. - le2--i William - Realty
Norpn. 81 Nassau 81, atfy, I & y
AN. 5 $40 and sos Dyck
man 81, Ch4s Hoffman 70 kosella Corn.
924 v st en- ny. aity. Herman Lurio.
zoo stn av ...-..-....-. .....--- slov
~ Veil 7ss - Nlchoias az. atty. VIM
W Blai-. ll6 Nassau st..-...- ....-.-- s.
1857 HIST - - AIMS av saxfoo
Virginia d. Bouenoul 70 Titie Guar x
Trust co. Us RNas atty. r q r CO
l7s Bway ..-.... ..-.... s23. zoe
24gD ST. o5s e Caroline II Heinson to
Jennie Stich i4f 'ldrrm9nt Pkway. ana
ano. atty. Jennie stien. t4+ tlaremonu
pkway ..-... ..........--.. 81. 900
SOUTHERN BLVD s 20 l72d st
soNlv0, Leo OpreEheincr rxr. 10 Titlr
FULTON Az. l234, jay Tee Bee Holding
% 10 Sami r Mead. so Ciinton u. Bronx
ATTY. /. I X 7 Go. 100 Hway ....-.. Sl9n
bEAU mont ~. 22sl' sarah browning Z"
John Kadei. a7o r: l.sth st.-.-.... sl.ss.
SHAKESPEARE AV. l30+ Jas connors ~
t.dw Dannewitz 1870 Roscobel av. atty.
J 4 Steinmetz. 1905 r isoth ST.. 81. 800
New-York tribune., 1919-11-22
Many Bungalows for Aryerne

The Lewis H. May Company has re-
50 d 1T frverne, l. l.. for S. Horowitz
the block front on the east side Of
bennington Avenue. running from Story
Place TO the Atlantic Ocean and front
ing on the ocean l25 feet, cons sisting Of
over 100 lots with stores, apartments
and bathing pavilion. to A. L. Braus,
who will Immediately improve the va
cant plot with 1870 bungalows.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-22
Building Loan Contracts
Manhattan

6QrH ST e4l 70 2sl " Lawyers Title 4.
r CO loans Car -Meen Corp. 10 erect =.
2-story garage, payments ...... $50. 0e9
Bronx
LOTS l. :. ;. I :. 8 and SIS. parcel aT.
map showing subdivision OF estate OF
william Ogden. situated al High
bridge Title Guar & T Co loans W.T.
reous Enameling e Stamping Co. Ire.
20 erect istory and basement facsors-
bAflHllE ....s.... $50, eeS
New-York tribune., 1919-11-22
Trade Gets Doth Street Dwelling

L. A. Turner has sold for the Under
hill estate the dwelling al ii East
Twenty ninth Street to client, who
viii imme diately alter the premises
for his silk trade business. This is
the fifth house sold in this block by
Mr Turner within the last year
New-York tribune., 1919-11-22
Farm for Mrs. Maria Martin

a farm containing more than 100
acres belonging to Mrs. Juiiette Meeks,
on the Albany Post Road near Cold
Spring on-,he Hudson, has been sold to
Mrs. Maria Martin OF this city. George
Howe was the broker.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-22
Investor Buys Flats
In Automobile District
Acquires Three Houses in O5th
Street Purchased by the
Sellers Last Month

Charles Wynne and Louis H. Low
have sold the three fve-story apart
ments at 50 to 56 West Sixty-dfth
Street, on plot 75x1oo.
This property is in the center of the
automobile district, and was acquired
by the sellers last month. The buyer
is John Dumphy. The Brown " heelocl5
Company and John J. Meeuan were the
hrokers
New-York tribune., 1919-11-22
Coast Shipyards TO Open

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov ii The ship
yards OF the San Francisco Ba region
will reopen next Monday after havin...
been closed since October | by strikc
cond tlons, the California Metal Trade
Association, the organization of shin
yard operators. announced here c-das.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-22
Sale of YOnkers Plot~

Robert T. Farley Organization has
sold for the Rice estate plot on
Palmer Avenue, in the Bryn Ma"r
Park section Of Yonkers, to Frank Trim
gall, and a plot in the same section TO
Samuel Thomas TringaN.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-22
Broker in William Street Deal

The Ogden & Clarkson Corporation
negotiated the sale Of the southwest
corner OF William anG John streets re-
corded on Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-22
Satisfied Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

10TH ST e2a 10 ss5 W, Gordon & Kepp.i-
son agt Emma Iehe ct al: Nov H.
Ial9 sg1h
SAME PROPERTY; lgnatz csoldberser agt
same, NoN u. isl9................ 81 n08
lST Az. 2ss; Gold Il Schiiderout frou
WORKS. Inc. axr Samuel Giaser ct al:
June .. lsls ,.................. ss1
New-York tribune., 1919-11-22
Lis Pendens
Manhattan

Manhattan
iiITH ST. lss r. Investors Corp aga
Katy kohn ct Nj. foreclose mtse; atty,
II swain
Bronx
LOTS Nos IS. 20 and part ot = al+-as II
map OF Brorxwood Park Norrir ., r
man aet Chas ID Steurer e a -.... u@
rntge, atty. Il Mogilesky.
2e5D ST. 235 h. Celeste r.aza-e as
" Kennedy et al, foreclcs mtg rff .
5 Levy
New-York tribune., 1919-11-22
Garage for Red Gross

John Gallagher mas leased fer d long
term of years a modern garage al 30s
East Thirty-hfth Street through S.
Osgood Pei! & Co. to the Red Cross.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-22
First Avenue Corner Sold
East LIST Street Dwelling Sold

Pease & Elman have sold 1S5 East
seveDty-frst Street. a four-story dwell
ng or lot 1610N102. or Mrs. s. S.
Irayer
New-York tribune., 1919-11-22
APARTMENTS FOR RENT
UNFINISHED APARTMTs. WANTED
BUSINESS PROPERTY TO LET
--------------- ---.--------
REAL ESTATE
- -7 -------------
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN

NEW SIX ROOM srUCCO HOUSES
a. ph ave. and Avenue V. Iiil Basin.
5.oohiSA- Ten refni detached houses. with
Us "Vxlqe. ParQuet floors, electric lights,
- superior construction throungout. Some
s,.auy about December tst. Price s. 500
- Terms To satisfactory purchasers. At
.-saie", Tulf & Pacific Co, Mill Basin De
feopment. i3 Park Row. y Y or at
property
New-York tribune., 1919-11-22
Results of Auction Offerings
Rx Henry lsraxIx

l3isr ST. s5s ". :, zoe l.tA ~. ssx
zee. t-sty stabl.. Vot sale. TO lose III,
ilno. the tenant .-......,...-. s2o, 9e1
30 ST. AZ K. n s. ss7 ist av aasxsss
t-ssy stable; vol sale: 10 Joseph Tine,
AeI ess-ss. .as.s a. nSn 33.a %
New-York tribune., 1919-11-22
Recorded Mortgages
Dow ptoNu


MAIDEN LANE '2s. $ 9o5Nstlox
reg; p m; Nov 10; Daul f Farrell to
Edw \ Grerne, 80 ictitfs 81, Phnadel.
phia, Pa and ano. trustees; Yrs, ST.
per cent; auys, Everett, G & 2. 81 Wal
HOUSTON sr. 7s-7o W. = 5oys5. = ~.
Nov 20 Nathan Charap and auo TO
adelaide 4 Read. = L 56th ~ ,t Al.
trustees; . yrs, per cent, attys. Mont
goirery p & q. Wall st....... s5o.ooo
CANAL. IT. Thompson 81. 79.lx25N
irreg. p m. Nov %. Anna K Dehwi-lcl
go Mary l. Cstlin, 81 p s6th ct, ct al
'Nrs etc, yrs. 81. per cent, atty. /. e
X Y CO. 160 Bway. ............ Slt.ooQ
East Side
sTfI Az Sos. = 81 > Sotn So .ox5o
m; Nov le: Samuel Blank to chs
Eaih. az. Ashford St Rklyn, ard ano.
yrs. per cent, atlys, schwartz 4 X
eae Rway ......... .......... s7see
a3D ST, .. le2.s 5,h av. ls.6Aioo :
Nov IL, Albert and Kath II Stlckney
10 Central Union Trust GO. Sc iway,
Yrs; SIX per cent. atty, Title Guar * T
20. ~ b~ay ...,..-.,.......... $50, eo9
West Side
18th ST. ~ :, Toe, : { sth av. e4xIc1.iox
2s.sNs4.e ? m; Nov 20; Anthony Leila
TO Aug Berni. ESQ W lt.h ST years
? c, pr tntge Si2,500; ATTY, Title @ < r
60, ! 10 Broadway ..............s IS 900
cad ST tsi ". s. l6.Sx3ss y III. Nos
20; kath Z Jehston and ano 10 TITLE q
& T Co, ll6 Broadway, due and iuf AS
per pond ............. 81 500
eoTH ST, a47-sss w. $. 75xloo.s: bldg
san; Nov Is; Car-Aeen Cogpn to Law
New-York tribune., 1919-11-22
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

20 Al'. 2ie. b aud part of sub cellar, Wm
Roth no. Berthold Hubsch, III II .,v.
yrs from May !, 1919. 3 yrs renewal.
ally. = Hlbsch. 10 "a aV-.. 81 s0o-2.I0e
90 to Max Rosenfeii 2.o " ilith ST
teit. A. " lfifh > ..-......... $50 coo
BROADWAY, @ss, and b Tredk Hams
90 Rndiuerr Birknan Z. Go. is N 56th
-. 10 yrs from Jan /, 1870 atty Norris
Pepper 8. Nassau St.. ST 600 7 500
l1-TH ST. "a, + e cor Lexington av
SIN loft, " eissL Lenilein holding Corpn
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