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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-09
SOUTH SHORE LINES
TO BUILD NEW SPUR

The Chicago, Lake Shore and
South Bend railway (South Shore
lines) will construct spur track
from the western city limits south 10
the Oliver Plow Co. and the Stude-
baker plant. connecting with the
Northern Indiana railway there
Permission was granted for con-
structing the spur, which will be
about half a mile in length. by tho
state public Service commission re-
Gently.
The only thoroughfares TO be
crossed. according 10 the statement
set forth by the commission, are ex-
tensions OF Division and Sample SITS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-09
LADY MACCABEES PLAN
PICNIC LATE IN MONTH

Twenty eight members OF the
south Bend Review. No 4. L. O. T..
NJ attended the meeting held Fri
day evening. Al the next meeting
The July-August birthday party viii
be held and tentative plans are be
ing formulated for picnic 10 be
given the later part of the month.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-09
Personals

ar and Mrs ~. l. Moon and two
children Of Bay City. Mich. arrived
Saturday TO be the guests for two
weeks OF Mrs. Moons sister. Mrs. o.
y. Anderson. ga Portage av.
Mis- Frances Harrington. 10T
stun ST. has returned from trip
10 The Wisconsin Dells
sIr. and Mrs. Jesse Sharp and Mr..
and Mrs Frank Shulty are spend
ing two weeks at the cottage OF Mr..
and Mrs. J s. Barton, $40 Sher-
man av. at Diamond lake
Mrs Horace L. Greene. 1901 F.
Jefferson blvd. and Mr. and Mrs A.
r. Cushing. sos w Washington av.,
returned Thursday night from a
months visit in Canada and New
England
Mrs z. ". Sanders. SIS y.
Lafayette blvd. is the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs John ODER at their sum-
mer home. Lake Wawasee. Ind.
Richard G. Barter. OF the L. s. s.
Georgia, with the Pacific feet has
arrived safely In San Diego. Calf.
after passing through the Panama
canal Mr. Barter is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs L f Barter. $50 Park av.
Mrs A. Witowski and Mrs. J
Bayer, Of Chicago. arc the guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. Max Gross. 524 y.
Main ST.
Mrs John Mite .II Miss Gertrude
Myers and Miss Berenice O'Deli. OF
this city. and Miss Helen Immel of
Misha-vaka. left Friday for Lake
Geneva. Wis where they will at
tend the y. W. -. A conference
which will continue until Aug. IS.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Price. SIS N
Lafayette blvd. arrived home Thurs
day from an automobile trip 20 De
troit Mich. and points in Canada
and Ohio.
CoL Marion Cooper, son OF Mr..
and Mrs T. u Cooper. 919 y Eddy
ST.. has returned home after 27
months service in the field artil-
lerv-
Mrs. F. NJ. Boone and son. Edgar
Boone. SIS Park av.. and Mrs. VIII
liam g. Sibley. S2S r Jefferson
blvd. left Friday evening for Petos-
Ey. Mich. where they viii spend
INC remainder OF the summer. Mr.
Boone and Miss Ella Learn will join
Them later
Miss Christine Miller. who has
been visiting at the home OF Or
and Mrs w c. Wegner. 616 r.
Washington av.. returned 10 her
home al Chicago. Friday.
Mr. and Mrs Charles r. Greene
SOC Park av. viii leave I'm Septem-
hcr for Hollywood, Calf, where
they will make their future home
LYLE O.. Fitch. son of Mr. and Mrs
Nathaniel a Fitch III W Donald
ST.. has arrived at Norfolk. Va.
and expects TO be i'm South Bend in
t,n DAYS Air Fitch has been over
sens ton months with the 11th regi-
meut of marines.
Mrs N. A. Fralick and Miss Jane
Fraick. 11g w. ColfaN av.. are
spending the week end az Higman
park as the guests Of Mrs William
~izer sos w. Washington av-
Mr. and Mrs Charles Adelsperger.
daughters Louise. Lillian. Camille.
Marjorie and Beruice. and sons. VIII
liam and Charles. jr 81 y Corby
sr AR and Mrs Louis AdelsperEer
~ Washington u g.. Mr. and Mrs
~. H. Boyer and son. James Gilrov.
$50 y Hill ST. and Miss Eliza beth
Kelly so Harrison av. left Satur-
days FOR Indian Jake where they VIII
spend the week
Mrs. j. J. shea. eO4 r. Haney av..
returned from northern Michigan
where she spent the summer AIRS
shea viii leave today TO spend the
winter with her son. Mai d q
TreadweU OF Milwaukee Wis
Mrs Ed Cordray 1903 : Michi-
Gan ST.. has received word of the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-09
NILES MANUFACTURERS
MARRlES IOWA GIRL

Special
NILES Mich Aus e-An-
nouncement is made Of the marriage
OF W. r Harrah. president of the
National Standard company Of this
city and one Of Niles most promin-
ent citizens 20 Miss Dollie Mitchell
OF Des Moines. Iowa The wedding
occurred AT st Louis Mo. Aug q
Mr. and Mrs. Harrah viii reside in
south Bend. Ind and Mr. Harrah
viii continue the active manage
ment Of his business affairs here
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-09
FAILS TO PRESS CASE
or ALLEGED ROBBERY

George Kelly alleged highway
man, who was arrested on charge
filed against him by George Royal
OF Niles. Mich, for robbery. is now
free. The prosecuting witness failed
TO appear for trial despite several
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-09
So TRIAL FoR MoNpAY.

Henry Pokowski. who was arrest
ed short while ago. charged wi.h
assault and battery by Harry Rich
ards. VIII be tried before Judge Gii-
mer in city court Monday morning
Pokowski appeared FOR trial satur-
day but witnesses failed 70 appear
against him
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-09
M'CABE-SELLERS' PLANE
SUFFERS 25-F00T FALL

The airplane belonging 20 Leigh
sellers and GeroEe McCahe o. south
Bend is undergoing repairs here su P-
sequent 20 a 25-foot fan sustained In
Michigan city Monday afternoon.
II was brought 90 this city on a mot
or truck
The young aviators expect 10 have
their machine in shape within 10
DAYS so they can fu a number ~ en-
gagements on schedule
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-09
Announcements

Members OF the Auten w. r. c.,
40 IA. viii hold a picRic al Potta-
watomie park Tuesday afternoon and
evening The afternoon will Doe spent
socially and a picnic supper will be
served at 8 O'Clock
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-09

messages that We're sent him yes
terday by Deputy Pros. Schock.
ROYAL said Kelly and a companion
robbed him OF So while taking him
home in an automobile
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-09
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON Aug N--|haIT-
man Lodge OF the foreign relations
committee late today named Sena-
tor Fall Of New Mexico and Brande-
gee Conn. republicans and Smith.
Arizona. democrat as a sub-cOmmit-
tee 10 conduct the senatorial investi-
cation of Mexican affairs. The sub
committee will begin work within
few DAYS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-09

Mrs II W. Somers wife of Gen.
SOmers of civil war fame, who in
her 90 years Of life has been pres
ented 10 10 presidents of the United
States Mrs Somers made her de-
but at the white house on the arm
OF Daniel Webster when William
Harrison was president in 1871.
Since that time Mrs Somers has at
tended social functions at the white
house This photograph of Mrs.
SomerS was taken recently as she
was leaving the white house after
meeting Pres't Wilson.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-09
BIRTHS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Buczkowski
1919 Linden av.. a daughter. Aug. S
Mr.. and Mrs Stanley TOrzeWski
1911 w. Sample St a daughter. Aug
=
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-09
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

"a &. y. writes. Even in the sum
mef time / get attacks of Geld IN
the head, and while these pass away
after week er more they are very
annoying: Could reu tell me any
thing that could de when / feel
that It Is eeming ia break 10 up
AnsweTi Sometimes Geld In the
head may be avoided when yeu feel
II coming by taking a het bath or "A
hot mustard feot bath. Then go to
bed, drink hot lemonade or he tea
and cover yourself UP well to induce
Precipitation. However. care should
be taken II yeu ge out of the house
the next day net to get your feet wet
or become chilled The bowels
should be kept open A tablespoon
ful Of epsom salts may be taken.
t. +. writes; What is palpitatien
Of the heart and what causes IL
Answer Pslpitstien of the heart
means that the heart beats are ir-
regular, rapid and perVeptble TO the
patient There may slse be short
ness Of breath. Il may be caused by
excitement. dyspepsia. excessive
smoking, and over-indulEence IN tea,
coffee or alcoholic liquors Athletes
and persons whose duties require ex-
cessive muscular action often sufter
from Il.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-09
BY ISABELLA GRIFFITH. r. NJ

these that produce sleep or stop pain
fer they have beside all other dan
gers the possibility Of forming the
drug habit And net one Of as, no
matter how sure we are of our self
control can afford to ran this grave
lex.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-10
Newark Merchants Are
Buying Real Estate
Business Locations Eagerly
Sought by Rapidly Expand.
ing Concerns

The American Ira nsformcr Company
has sold the factory at 4s% and 4se
New Jersey Railroad Avenne. souiN.
west corner Of Miller Street, Newark,
to the Quality Fur Dressing Company.
Of this city. newly incorporated or
ganization. The premises consist of
one story brick factory on a plot 4bx
lao; Louis Schlesinger negotiated the
deal.
TIE same broker reports the sale of
200 Plane Street for the estate of Sam
uel G. Walker to Edwin c. Brautigam.
The property, which is located on the
west side Of Plane Street between War
rem and New streets, consists of two
and half story frame dwelling built
on plot 25xl00.
Louis Schlesnger has resold TT and
l79 Brunswick Street, Newark, N. j..
This parcel was sold last week by the
same firm Of brokers to Charles Som.
mer. jr. The new owner Is Morris
Smotkin. The property, which consists
of the twofami'v modern brick dwell
ings. Is between Miller and Wright
streets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-10

g. 9; 5 ~ y5s ~ 81 %; atty. Title Guar T
KELLY ST. Nc" o.. > s5:ioo Leon { $500 500
man to Frances W Deutsch. 1918 Failc
n Iass: g atty. 'G 3 p oHs a"' PSI
i4sD sr. sia W. 8, soxsa.ii also sS Toe
ST. soo 81 -. n ssc Avenue St John, lloox75
n carpn AZ c@ 27n to Loegs
a gna c; attya Morrison & schif
NTH 81 1900 e. Bryant av ss0 ~
1919 Waterloo pl: Nov 6 q yrs. ' n q
atty, Max Monfried. 2se Bway sd 200
l+lsT ST. 4S+ q, $. s7.ssioo; WIN wald
az. pr mtge. $4,000; Nov 3; yrs c
~, atty ,t Max Monfrled. 2ss Bway. $4,000
ST. vs., lis.a is5th st. AN
65S Riverside Drive, and ano; pr mtge
$4,000; Sept 10; yrs c; atty Her
man Gottiieb. 29s Bway ........sI0, 900
Nudelman to LIE Van Burt, $40 Presi-
dent at. Bklyn; pr mtge $500 Nov I
5 yrs c: ATTY. lie Van NJ Burt 90
100; l+24 Bryant Av to Herman Fun
500 w 18TH st: pr mtge $40. 900: Nov 5
10 yrs, C: atty. o Englanfer. 3o2
pRosPEcT AV. 1919 8, s5.sxla4$Sssc sx
iloll: anna Jaeger to VIM Fl Henne-
S SsrsfT 81" sth att st., Pr Rtgs $500
- y ~ awe 40 - A'e@''b'
HARR nSy Av sia. lso,h st. ' 'sS"
100 sos; K Ksntuc Ky Holding Go to Abel King
instais, C: atty F Lese IS Nassau
18TH ST.. saa u. $. ssxloo JOS M fIsTn"
s. ssv, Nov !, insss,s G. ATTY so C
irreg; Rudolph stein .o Jacob J weiner.
Is w 91st: mtg $2225 Oct 81; due az
per bond: per cent. atty. Weincr.
assTH ST, - 1898 e xatonah av' Is I
Nasr, ''i boston Sest ID, New o ' RoaSelis
per cent: atty. Rf'u'sse'i. IS 81 e sc x
'pSoMp Az SIS 1854 i, cs + sSS
Bliss. sa2s Lorlns oil pr mtg 5000
P Bliss. 222s Lortne pl, -. 300
HH Slsana AMI ss4 % Olga " sunpp RoSHA MI
ases 5000 'Ss S'''o* ay A0e''4 bumps
'a Rrd s 80 nav a Wooas si.' sss %se rrS
mon, av: SOY 7 due. etc. per bond
atty. Stringham, 1863 q fremont
Hat pr. =. iia;4.l1 from is7tth st.
25xlo2 axes sx1o2s, WIN A BOYD 10 Chas
W Woy e ' yrs s'sfq pe1 e cent, ssay wm
c Roe. s7s fulton. Jamaica. L :. So 900
CRESTON AV, cor 1880 ct. e3xl79 10
G AIT NV and Concourse Sterling Rity
Co 20 David F. Goodnow. 1909 Edgewood
ay. Pelham Manor. Y: pr mtg STU
500; Nov i; demand per cent, atty.
Avcr {. Co. II rway .......... $s2.25o
PROSPECT Az. 742, 9 cor l56th st.
25xSO Ranned Chatiovsky to Elf G.
Loughran. 10 4 l64th at; pr mtg slo.-
900; Nov T. yrs, per cent atty.
T. Brown. 1872 Bway. ......... 81 900
PROSPECT AV. 56S-70, g. 46x1o4.s;
& II 1nveatg CO to Mundecioh Realty
Co. 1910 Sd az; pr mtg $4,000: Nov
/: lnstals per cent; atty, e Davis,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-10
Preparing for Larger
Activity in Business

The Cross 4 Brown Company has
leased space In 24b West Fifty-fifth
Street. as follows: Front half Of
seventh floor to Mercer Motors Com
pany; rear half to Harry e. Field: in
1854 Fifth Avenue, to Andrew C. Boa
selman, the entire second loft: to Max
Grumbacher, the entire nsst loft: to
Louis Levien. the entire third loft: in
1888 Fifth Avenue, office space to
Apex Leather Novelties Company, Inc:
Henry F. Meyer and Singer Stern &
Co; at 100 Fifth Avenue, to the Rieser.
Company, the ninth floor, and space
to Morris & Ernest Moss; a, 1924
Fifth Avenue, space to James Nueman,
Louis Rosenfield and Jacob Rosenberg.
The II. l.. Monkey & Co. has leased
with Cross & Brown Company. the
eighth floor in 43s Broadway, corner of
Howard Street, to the General Fire
proofing Company.
A. A. Hageman has leased the store
at 80 West Thirty-eighth Street to
Jacob Hofstadter; building at 81 West
Thirty eighth Street to Virginia A.
Ellis and Florence L. Emerson.
Henry Shapiro & Co have leased q
store in the Rialto Theatre building,
at Seventh Avenue and Forty-second
Street, to Benjamin Bernstein.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-10
CITATIONS

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK by the grace OF GOD free and
ndep.nH MHs TO Ecu. Meyer Hugo Meyer
Woodiawn Cemetery. Theodore Never
Julius Meyar. Franz Boas. Adele smutny,
ma cl@mann' 'A Herman Meyer' Mrs. 'f Ernst
Richard mentioned In will as Julia
R Richard)s Children's Ara Society Of the
Boas Yampolsky frnenfton-d in Will az
Helene Boas). Gertrude. Bvss. Franzessa
Boas, Fri. da Urhach Hedwig Urbach.
margarine Clermann, Marsarete Meyer
Mari Ill., Bo ana Erns' philip h aa Henry H.
Rudolf Smutny, Walter Urbach. Franz
Urbach; Rudolf Urbach.. Hclmuth trbach.
mann, Anna Meyer Margarete Meyer, Lud-
wig Wohlauer, Hans Wohlauer, Solomon
Cleffmann, Mount Sinai Hospital. German
Medicine Of the City of New York Civil
Service Reform Association. Alien Property
Custodian. Gertrud Meyer s. Ii Open
hetmer. Jr.. and to ali persons who would
menced BY a BRAHAM jacob deceased,
executor of and trustee und-.r the Last VIII
and Testament OF JACOB MEYER DE-
ceased. and to all persons Interested as
creditors. iegatees. next OF kin or other
wise 10 thu Estate Of Jacob Meyer. de-
ceased. who at the time OF his death re-
sided al 20 East SD Street, Borough OF
greeting.
and Margaret McAneny. both residing a.
10 East ATTN Street Borough OF Manhat-
tan. City Of New York. and Leonard Nc
Aneny. re~'ding at 81 Claremopt Avenue,
Borough of Manhattan. City of New York
You and each Of you hereby cited to
81 oW aus Nttpre Nurrol,at.S C. al ~
New York County. held at the Hall OF
Records. in the County OF New York on
tn 18th day OF November 1919 at half
past ten o'clock in the forenoon OF that
day. why the account OF George McAneny,
Margaret McAncny and Leonard McAneny
as executors of the Las, VIII and Tesla
ment OF Abraham Jacob deceased for
his acts and proceedings executor OF
ment Of Jacob Meyer. deceased and Of
George McAneny. as the surviving executor
OF and trustee under the Last VIII and
Testament of Jacob Meyer. d" "a sell
should not be judicially settled. and why
Franz Boas and Theodore Meyer should
not be appointed trustees under the Last
w III and Testament Of jacob Meyer in
place of Julius Rudlsch and Abraham
ia obi deceased
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. we have
caused the seal Of the Sufrogates' Court
Of the said County VI New York to DO
aereunto affixed
WITNESS. HONORABLE JOHN P CO.
HALAN, Surrogate of our said County
az the County OF New York tho
tSeaI] 18th day Of October, in the year
OF our Lord one thousand nine
hundred and nineteen
DANIEL, j. DOWDNEY,
Clerk OF the Surrogstes' Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-10
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

io3D ST, 23l35 East all VIM Hyman 10
Phillip Zabludovsky Ga Yves, iS9th st: 8
yrs from Nov l. 1919. atty. Meyer Levy.
1865 Bway $500 TO .......' SO. 900
3eTH ST. 40 West all VIM II Rutland to
Cnionail Realty Corpn. 81 West Ssth st
n yrs from Feb /. 1920. address, A A
IIareman. ~ West seth ST ....... 81 500
S6TH ST. ~ West. all Seth n Mosely 10
Adoph Hagerman. eos Marlborough
rd. Hhiyn, 81 yrs from May /, 1919 adj
dress. OF Yves; S8th 81. tor term $50 400
i6sTH SIT. 1877; ali. Denwood Really Co
to Isidor Sacks 6l7 East l35th st 3 yrs
from Aug |. 1918; atty. Sacks, GIT
WILLIS AV. $50: all. Purdy Estate. Inc,
to Fredk Beck. 23o Willis av: 10 yrs
from July l. 1923: atty. r Beck, 2sO
Wits AN &S,SO0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-10
Rush for Flats and Homes
Continues i'm BROOKLYN
Difficulty Of Renting Being
Capitalized by Investors
and Spectators

The Bulkley & Horton Company has
sold llS McDonough Street. between
lhroop and Tompkins avenues, q three
story and basement dwelling, on plot
2lxi20, for Mrs. C. Young.
Charles Partridge has sold the three
story and basement sandstone dwelling
at All Sterling Place, near Underhill
Avenue, for Edna Little.
F. c. Sauter and E. A. Goldstein
have sold the southwest corner Of
Ninth Street and Sixth Avenue, known
as the Days f-Avena.
The McInerney Klinck Realty Com
pany has sold the three story apart
!ment building on the east side of Flat
push Avenue, 81 feet north of Tilden
Avenue: The property is 2Ox100, and
was sold for Kathryn J. Grace.
b ). S.orza "as sold to the Elab
Realty Company the one family cot
tage, on plot 30xl00. at 1948 Seventy
ninth Street
Samuel Galitzka & J. Lacov have
sold for Olga Erland to the Rev. Harry
Ha'pern. chief rabbi of sthe communal
center Of Flatbush, the house at 9O5
East Fifteenth Street.
Charles c. STEELE has sold tho two
story and basement house at 2O4 Ber-
gen Street to Joseph Smith, and the
three-story dwelling at 664 Warren
Street to Augusta Ohlsen.
Mrs. Jane H. Wilson has sold
through William A. White & Sons.
brokers. the four dwellings at 9. II,
ia and II n Troutman Street to Sam
uel Goldinger. Nathan Stern was the
broker for the purchaser.
The James r. Ross Company has sold
S27 Quincy Street. four-story apart
ment house; 451 Macon Street, three
story and basement house; 1914 and
1246 Pacific Street, two four-story
apartments. for John G.. Moran, and $50
No 'trand Avenue, an apartment house,
for Joseph M. Levy,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-10
Assignments Of Mortgages
Manhattan

WALL ST, 10 and so; Rond a Mort Quar-
Co, Go to =, Title tee, & CO; rs Bway ss57 900
tors Corpu to Title G 3 T Co and Title
6 T Co to Geo Herhener. trustee. As
w 95th st; address, l7s Broadway: two
27TH ST, lOs-lil W: schole Bros TO Ocean
ie lnvestinng Co. 40 Wall st; atty, e r
RIDGE ST. l5i; Frederic de p Foster and
aho. trustees. to r dep Foster. Tuxedo
Park n Y. and ano. trustees. Mary J
kingsland; atty. F de P Foster. ~ Wall
WATER ST. $50; Scanned st. SO: Casper
Geinner. exrs. to Peter Ssholm and p
Chisholm to Montauk Bank 207 5th av.
brooklyn, atty. Jas Valentine. 5th
av and Union At. Brooklyn two assns.
each Observation-Disclosures. ...........sl
Sylvester Pope ct al trustees. to Ameri-
can Baptist Home Mission Society and
southern Baptist Assn; atty. VIM r
conklin. 81 Nassau st; assns each 81
Title q g. T Co. I7s broadway, pr
l22p ST, ,4o W. NV York & Co 's 70
the Rector. etc, Church OF the Redeesner.
Astoria. /. atty. New York T n Co.
lsoTH ST. 5ss.s45 W; Eunice Hoi sn,uu0
to Citizens Saw Bank, So Broadway.
MADIsoN AV. G blss st, Charlotte c
5 I'M az Bowery; atty NJ Tichenor
ss 2 = s.: $. rs " "a ~; Morgan )
Thos Crinmins. lTs 72d st, ct al In
dIytd and trustees; atty n Y T NJ Co
18th ST. 3. ass.s Amsterdam az
Mary w Heaton and to isldor Il
lsaacs, s3b 1880 81. atty. lsaacs. ll6
LEXINGTON Av. W 5. COS 65th st, Jno
Sfa 7 e15 10 ,,y ss'a a. e, al sros'es =
ssTH ST. ios:ioii W: u Trus, ' Co. to
4sTH ST. s. s55 7th av, Malcolm 5
Maekey admir- to M Mackay. renahy
sTH Av. 2os4; Fannie NJ Kahn to Title
Guar e. Co, l76 Bway ......... .s5. 500
Bronx
cRoToNA Az. n $. cor ls7th Ct; loox5o;
Ar Az b ns.Dals s to Ts s ME- ME- CO. Co.
SAME PROPERTY Emma Rosenwald to
SANE sans bR a5is sTls TITLE M,se '' co
cREsTON AV.. O. i71.s . Burnside av.
sa.sx!oo: y Y Trus, CO to City Mlse
Co. is waII ct; atty. Alfred Rocker III
sAMB pRoPERTY; city M,gs Co 70 70
Maiden Lane Savings Bank, ITO Bway
cR atss ssm av s. lis BURNSIDE, sSS'o ey
62.sxl0o: n Y Trust Co TO CITY Mtg,
Co, Is Wall ST. atty. Lawyers Title q
Co. $50 Bway .......,............$I
Savings Bank, 42a L fremont av, atty
uNIVHRsIrY Av. W 0 West Tr fong
Az: ils.,io1s.le; c.,y Mtse Co 70 y
s, IS wsil 81 ..:..........: .. . 81
~ sss4: - 10. s, i: y . is:s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-10

CO. % Broad st; attys. Snow Snow
MATILDA ST, ass Title Guar q c.
% Geo Muller. 1887 Bloomfield az
Hoh4ken. J atty. Title Quar- T Co.
cIAy AZ ,7,s s. 800
Lucy Kirkland. 90 West 4sth 1t attv
MacCarthy. i$6 Bway .S75o
ADAMS FL. 222s: August Eitasn to
amanda l. Eitzen. 32l West S5th 81 and
ano' attys. salter s. l4o Nassau 81
SIMPSON ST, 1852; Matn A siahoney 20
John II Buscal. 1921 Anthony ev, att
Jos Brewster. ITO Bwsv =
RYEK Az, VS. 1913 1890 st. SO sx125 5
T Stern. Al Park Row .........slO0
AQuEDCCT Av. $. 1878 isoth at.
- VIM Btehn to N Title u
e. 1873 Bway; atty Title a NJ Co
10TH ST, s,o East: Eds r Maionsy TO 70
Fredk II Wappler, l47 Case 81; Elm
hurst. L 4: atty. Titie Guar = Co. i7s
SWAY sssesessss..s.esse.... .s1.&ee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-10

NEW ROCHELLE CHOICEST
..oNts IN THf best

NEW ROCHELLE CHOICEST
.oNts IN THE BEST
kL>iDFNtitL SECTIONS.
OfDFR toNsrRi CrION Slate roof
house old English hollow tile. plot i0ox
D rooms. baths. with every Improve
nrnt. me attractive lawns. .bade trees
car garage. chauffeur quarters. 1000.
Az Ideal. HOME at bargain--l,
'oelns, bat s sun parlor sleeping
'orctes large plot. excellent section, near
lippi an" s'afion 2 90 garage S35. 900.
Abbt ALkES--G cntisman's high ella ~
home. is rocfnA baths every other
cons elVabie improvements garage for 4
ara tenuls court. eto immediate pos.
ssion price $4,000
@NGilsst STYLE sTUCCO, plot s5oxi7s
10 Fo"rta taths all the latest Improve
Hents parQuet noors hardwood trtsn
shr"us host S-car garage $4,000 Terms
teasou4bie
oWNEE GOING SOUTH. mus, sell beau
utui Rochelle Heigghts. one acre -
'oons 5 baths stone and brick construc-
ION $40 600 Terms arranged satisfactory
a! RAtIiNE STU Geo HOME, plot l4oy
too. 10 looms baths. all modern TN
'roN7ments. 2csr garage. strictly hig III
isss 10 lon $4,000 Open to offer
HOME REALTY COMPANY,
e64 MAIN ST TEL. 3S7.
NEW kOtHEiLE TRUST CO BLDG
OPEN ON 81 NDAYS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-10
Winter Building
Limited by Brick
Market Shortage
Open Winter Favorable to
Yards: Demand Greater
Than Ever Recorded; Only
800 Million Brick on Hand

Hudson !. er brick manufacturers
PRACTICAL, hold the key to winter
,ailding construction activity, accord
ng to "The Dow Service Daily Build
ng Reports"
Without common brick the contractor
nd architect have recourse TO concrete
some types OF construction enter
rises But there the inquirer for ma
erial is confronted by conditions ere
sted by the steel and coal strkes, rail
cad emhargoes. harbor congestion and
other factors that do rot offer him
much encouragement Concrete means
enforcement material and bars ad-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-10
Lower Sixth Ave. Hotel
To Be Turned Into Flats

Rice & Hill have leased for William
E. Stiger. trustee Of the estate Of Rob-
ert M. Walduck. to the United Cigar
Stores Company the entire Ave story
building at 9s Sixth Avenue, southeast
corner Of Eighth Street, on lot 24x77.4,
for long term Of years at rental of
approximately $l26 600. The building,
which has been hotel. is to be re-
modelled by the tenants with stores on
the ground floor and small apartments
upstairs.