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New-York tribune., 1919-09-12
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT OF TIE STATE OF
NEW YOKk-ROSA kUFO. Plaintiff,
against ANTONIO X 70. Defendant. sum
mons. Action TO Annul Il Marriage. Trial
desired in t.e Count a. >ew York To
the aboVe named Defendant.
iOC ARE, H4iltt.I5 D. -llMOEED to an
swer the complaint n ,nis action. and 10
serve a copy of your answer on the Plain
tifts Attorney within twenty days after
tae service Of tnis summons, exclusive oc
the day - service. and II case z yoLr
failure 70 appear. OF answer. Judgment
VIII he taken against you by default. Tor
1 ne relief DEMANDED IL tne complaint
Dated, \ y. June 18th. 1873
SAM t.i- >AiTZ.IA\
Plaintiff Z Attorney, Oi'ie- and Post Dfacs
Address. 20 17t Broadway. Harol~a
o. Manhattan. y y. g.
TO ANTONIO RUTO.
The :oreg olng summons ts served upon
you by publication pursuant - An ordef OK
Hon. Charles /. Guy. Justise Of tho
supreme Court cs the Srste of New York
da.ed the Sd day Of september. 1919 AMI
fled with the conn plaint in the Office OF
the Clark OK the Supreme Court New
York County. IN the County Court House.
IN the Borough Of Manhattan. CRY OF
New York.
SAMUEL. sALTZMAN.
Attorney for P.aintir. once & Posi-
Once Address. No 27i Broadway.
borough OF Manhattan, City OK New
York =
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t1aeler Home az Aiamaroneck
Reported Sold 70 Sma.l,ers

The homo Of the late Henry NJ. Flag
Ter OF the Standard Oil Company, rated
as one Of the finest properties in the
Vrlenta Point section of Mamaroneck.
h9s been sold, according to reports. to
Elmer +. Smathers, noted turfman. The
realty is valued at 100000 although
the total cost to its late owner was
near y double that sum. The estate.
consisting Of thirty-eight acres, a
large stone and frame mansion, gar
age, stables and other outbuildings.
mas been IN the possession of that fam
'ly Tor upward of half century.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

7TH AV. 727. tS'h. root etc for
! Sclzn.cls. $50 W~st End av .rs f,,'-..
= Eoo!a. & + ? '' 50 pS.g renew" ,i6'.s s'''
,ltra piac.. ~ selling .prlv In iheatse.
ana sne. 7e9 Mlloggsby az. BEsa. )
Bernstein, : Iseehman $, 500
bgM Ek4. 2ol. priv to sell N People
lasar aea[fe nm ana str jos Edeistetn To
HNNn: yrs. from June l. i5ts af;v
- y l. I5ernstsin Beekfnan Il. 81. 800
SAME PROPERTY. stand in cafe OF Ii1-
pies Theatre, Nathan Shulnan and ann
70 sane. yrs. from June i. 1919.
HARRIsoN ST. 81 All VIA ext on n '';gg sgg
,lFeenwlch s. Rose 'ioodstein 10 Joachim
Aofnolun, ~ Prospect av. Bronx et al
at9m. % : an - -5l9' to April @0 1921;
2D ~. 23so. str ioft ana base; Norris ao'ggs
'olqs'eI vrs 9os TO isFael re Packer 7Syt I'd
renew at $50. Dee 3. JAZZ $500 Z $50
HIST ST. 456 W. AL; Union Chenicai
Glassware Co to Isaaorc 3 Cieii-r. - W
y st yrs. from sept I. 1919. $4,000
CANAL ST. 352. all. Leonard Weil 10
barnet shapiro, LYME av. SEA Gsfe y Y:
Jacob Rothenberg. 1i4 Bgay. ...... s.. 500
- = y 2l9l, llltn 81 - f. str ioft ani
Spiropouioa, "a 3 ,lfth ST et II. RS
Taeoa9fs: 9is, ID sv.'@ ..' 500
Attn ST. l0s W. all Benj Wassernlan
70 Chas " Barnett. l0s " 4Tth s., 5 yrs
from oct /. 1890. attys. Spencer & :.
LEx1IgT6N l1sr AZ .2s7s5 ground 4oar and sna
so a OF in 1928 and rear y Of same
% floor OF 725 Armand Paul 70 FranN
Klein. 1913 Lexington av, and ano. from
Sept O. 1919, to Apr 80. 1879. with option
renewal: atty, J 5 Aitschul. ls2 Nassau
~ Observation-Disclosures. ....,..,. ..,.....S $500
LEXINGTON Av 7a5. all: lsrnel o Hlahe
10 Armand Paul 723 Lexington av; (
yra. from May l. 1919; attys. II J & Il
Goldsmith. Il ParR Row ........s2.5 500
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12
EsicIlard I. Harriss Gets
Loliikoffer Estate Property


Mrs. Emily 4. ZolMkofer, wife Of
the late Oscar F. lollikotTer' has sold
10 Richard T. Harriss, head Of the Har-
rlss lrby {. Nose cotton brokerage
firm of this city. her attractive estate
on Cedar Road, Now Rochelle, held at
100000. The O'Connor Real Estate
Agency was the broker.
1t consists Of about seven and half
acres, with a Colonial house, large
garage, housekeeping quarters, green
houses and other outbuildings. Mr.
hArtlss plans to spend $4,000 improv-
ing the property.
Rowland II. Skinner Buys Home
Rowland II. Skinner has bought an
ATTRACTIVE home in Webster Avenue,
Mex" Rochelle, consisting Of an eight
room house with sleeping porch.
thougA /. LIIuest and c. 4. Cole.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12
Recorded Mortgages
Downtown

EAST BRoADwAy, n n, so lot Ios 81. map
Division st x23.1OxlO68 lease
hold Sept g Friesner TO Tnos :
Gladding 40 W 5oth st; due Aug i.
1926; per cent atty. Herman Fries
WEST BROADWAY 1872, S. 25x5o;
Sept 3; Lena Smith 10 Herman Lubet-
kin. 1870 Riverside Drive. due Jan :,
- :. per cent. atty. l. 7 & 7 Co. 100
BWay S0'VVV
East Side
2D AV, %, 3. 24sxl00; n Sept 10:
Harry Gottlieb TO Max Mutnick. 30
Riverside Drive; yrs per cent. pr
mtg. $4,000; atty, Louis Mannheim, so2
Bway ............. 81 900
ll8TH ST. n :, 275 W lst ny, e5xl00.lo,
Canrella, ll39 - MARKS az. Bklyn; in
s.alnlents. ) y yrs. G per cent, pr mtg
5000. atty, Chas : Fasuls, eo Court
St Bkyn ....................... ...... S.. .5o0
5TH Az. n ,26th st es.llxl2o, Sept
10, Shenk r s, c Co to klasno Finance
Corp. 10 " 27th st; due Sept IS. l9eo.
8 per cent. at,ys. Morrison * Schir
geo Bway, notes .......-. -. S.. 600
West Side
9TH ST 81 W. n 8. 222xs2s; ~. Sep,
10; Annabel Goan TO Emily Emmett.
Castle Haven. Cambridge. Md. S yrs,
S C; attys, Austin & NJ hown, 80
srH Thurs4 en- q " is.iao < ssn, ~ go ]o
Hannah Furst TO Milton schnaier. 574
West End av: due Dec 10, 1919, ? c:
attys, Mclaughlin & s. is William 81
not j. 900
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12

National Drug Stores Corporation the
corner store on the Barclay Street side
of the Woolworth Building, together
with the basement, for term of years.
The premises will be entirely re-
modelled
The Cross & Brown Company have
leased for the North American Finance
Corporation the fourth floor at % East
Forty-second Street to l.. O. Petkick
for term of years
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12
Euyier Estate Dwelling Sold

The four-story dwelling at II West
Sixty seventh Street, on a lot 5xl0o.5.
owned by the Huyler estate, has been
sold through the Gross & Brown Com
pany agents Tor the Huyler estate. to-
gether with Rudolph c. Culver and
Malcolm F. Smith.
The property. which is on the artist
studio olock, was bought by Jasper A.
Campbell, Edward lsham and George
de Ball
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12

18TH w1e ST Of dhs~ M E vsea5d q hH'sp hibsP,
Patterson. Waterloo, Seneca County.
Y, all liens: Aug %; atty Lawyers 7 4
10TH ST : = $50 Sd av, 1s.9x1o2.2; [
burs heim It al. exrs, ete, to Isabel Anna
" r4th st and Marion kohn. Colunl bia
az. Cedarhurst, l. /; each Is part; July
~ - atHy ~ r Ii Ley - ,,I1SG Hway AdoiSb
Giobbe to Giuseppina Mandiie, l20
l2$d st; mtge s3,7l5; all liens; Sept 3
a1y a II Agstn' 5iv5 = Oh st az Morris SlV9 no.,
May Goodfriend to Sarah Goodfriend, 81
v ll5th st M,11 = part May 81; atty Harry <y
West Side
sTH Az 2s &, ~ +Sh IN, St. A,Ien 2olH77 ~
to VIM Gutenberg: Sept 10; atty: n
Title & Mort Co, .s5 Bway ,,,;,,s $1,000
9TH ST 81 W. can ~ 1xs5S h1lly 5[h st h
liens: Aug rs; atty, Title Guar & 7 CO,
17rn 11g lST'g sT 5 $50 9Th av 53xs2: Lyon
de camp a to the Hsarn corpn' III Bway;
mtge $l55.O0o; Il part; t. and IS,
6; all liens July 81; attys, Alley,
sAMh li pRoP; 9S5''sGS' E1ndolph and Everett
Jacobs to same; mtse sl55. 900; l. part,
a u b and $; all liens. July 81 a,tys,
s4TH s,r' n 5. l75 W sth Av. I25xle76 to
5 S5th st; Oscar Hamuerstein to
Emma Swift Hamnlersteln, 9tJ West
End av; mtge $4,000, atty, 5 Bern
MANHATTAN AN, n E cor lo2d st. 1oo.l1x
o. Cath Brenen to Mark w Bremen,
2ol W 72d st; = part; q c; Sept 3. aa
NTH ST, 19+ w, 5, lsxloo.11. Geo n
Emerson, trustee to Florlan Grug, sl6
Madison av. trustee; Jan 81, 1872; atty,
Jno } kirpy 80 Nassau St. Court order
l1lTH ST. l34 W. s. lsxl0o.l1: F!orian
Grug. trustee, to Kay DlenStas lOl
ll5th st; Sept IL attys' Morrison & &
I14TH ST ; $. 100 Amsterdam av, 75x
1ol; ss5 West End Av Corpn to Hank
o0o: all liens; and 3, Sept o. atty, \
Title & Mort Co. 1875 Bway y.....s100
LEMON .AV. AIS, $. 66.s lSlst st. 10 *
50; Anna d koopmann and ano to
SANE P PROP; Geo E Besson to Ella Vol, S
atty, y Title & N CO. la5 Broad
1s9b ST. li7 ". s. IS ssxs9il: ieybuck
Co TO Rachel Z Tucker. 2l5 w l3ist st;
intge $500. and :: Aug II; attys. p
& w " Buckley, l4l Bway .... $1,000
Diil4rd TO Marie billiard, 232 w l4+th
st n.tge $500. all liens. Sept II; atty.
II w Palmer. 22o Bway ....,.........$l
1i2D ST =. 345 Bway, l5x9s.ll, Zelia
st; l. all liens; attys. Alexander & g,
l20 Bway .............. .-.-.-.... 81
ct al to ABR 'rumarkin. ss7 E l7sth st;
mtge $1,000; Sept 8; atty. Title Guar &
Co, l76 Bway y.......... 100
NELSON AV 1865. s; runs SIX
NV iO2.Sxw 73.Sx e 1856 to beg. Eliz
Finland to Salvatore, Louis and FRANK
Di Bella $50 w 1S4th st: u1tke $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12
Sale Of BROOKLYN Houses

Burling & Swan have sold 775 Greene
Avenue, Brooklyn, a three-story and
basement brownstone dwelling, on
lot 20X10O, for S. Golde.
Z. T. Newman has sold the three
story and basement brownstone dwell
ing at 384 Fourth Street for Samuel
Greaccn.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12
Buver for Fine isrOnx Home

Nathan socal has bought from a
Mrs. Rice the three-story dwelling and
garage at 219l Ryor Avenue, on plot
50Xl30. The property was held at $50.
600. Benjamin Mauheim was the
broker.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12
Lis Pendens


lflTH ST. ~ W. i37 West llsth Street.
Inc. agr Harry II Lawrence (action to
l,lpress venede's LEM. attys. / &; A U
Zinle.
i0IH .ST. go F, Mar Z Fitts agt JACOB
StarA man ct al tforeclos OF ntg), atty,
w. G. Orr.
I2oTH ST. II s. 300 W Park av. l7xlOO.Il.
f Glover Lynch aRt Joun Z Peel ct al
(partitlon. etc). ATTY, K i McNulty.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12
BUSINESS IA.Ua
STOVES 4 STOVE REPAIRS.

STOVES and STOVE REPAIRS Repairs slra.sn.t
~ I. sny m-as - stoee. Fanse- i-ra4rt. steam OF
ot water festsr Manufactured r.. bee .inau s47I
STovE REPAiR CORPORATE
2es 80 Nafsr 81. Cor BeeAal.n - -.
AtNAah HKANcH lsi An LBLARv
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12

idl' , m. Sep, 9. HanE Rea,is ..'i ~, e. ~
50 Vest End Az Corrn. c9l W -l5tn
81 YRS. = c, pr ulse $500. gN0- a-t1-.
n r & Co, lbs Broadway. $25.96o
l@2D ST $40 Y. s W G Claresaart az l0px
l9o' = ~; sept Elfs y Bloaer.eis to
Emma Hyaus SOi West END av - ul
trustees ; yrs. y @. pr ntge Si20.oQp.
,.r 'i5ty, !, N > sneud'nia So9 Bway s'o9.ae3
~ ~ Az, - 81, a. ,5.,.. =, -, 81
Annie Herman. 2ls7 7jh av. Fl.
81. ? e; atty, \ f silverstonc, 49, Nae-
LrNoN A. AS 5 ls.7xss p ~. '.... sc4.
2. Geo : Bssson to Anns D Koo6..4as
& hno. 1921 IN ~: Que and n.. as
bona, atty, n 7 < N Co. l35 Broa r.
14aTi4 81. u :, lSl Broaaway. l5xsa.il:
sep1 IL; e Ashley to i5owery ssv Bank.
.walsIer. " & r. - Wsn st...... "''' s. o5o
Bronx
Iiaren.ont. 7ssxiss sava.are 'i4
di Bella ct al to Eli . Finland. 1865
Ne,s9n Az; pr mtg $$:299: Sept u;
l6sTH ST. G56 E. $. iiox67'lI. Man Gil, i7.i10
wender to Edw Guntermann. 2e78 Val
10 yrs, c; atty, @ a StcinwalAer 1871
rs 80 sv :; ,,.; 60 1890
Packer 20 Bessie Agins1y, All Murdock
aY; sept q; due Fob 3. 1920. 5 = Z. attys.
o Grady Bros ~ Broa way .... SI.7oe
CITY ISLAND Az. II c. ,sc9aela, ssx3oo:
{ p Anderson, 90 Gin ay. Yo4iers.
-52p ST : 5 rs W courtianat av. 9fsx
100, August N Welss to sarah J Mason.
S+l T. o24 st. pr letge 50 600. Alg ao.
yrs, r c, atty r \ s,roA, 8s PARK
LOT -. map 81 lots Maclay Az Realty
GO. Geo hngei 10 jas Golaen.
ler cent. atty, Title Guar T o..
Av, s84 $. la.8Nioo. John
Wishart to Jacob FreuGenmacher,
le. insta!s per cent; atty, Title Guar
q T Co, l76 Bway. .....s s+rU.
BRYANT ~ $, 90 Home. 95xloo
l2lo Bryant av. pr mtg. S4.0oo. s-pi
TO- instals per cent atty. Title Guar
< = Co. l7e Bway .......-.-..... $3.50
HAW WkSTONE ST. $. 81 Walton az.
6lNl0oxooNl35' Morris Borsodi To- Harold
Swain. 1850 Grand Blvd and Concourse.
July II due Aug S. 1892. Per cent:
atty Title Guar E 70. 176 Broad
LOT 80, map Westchester Terrace: Chas
Doll to Pasquale Cestaro. 4lo = l91a
st Or mtg sl,700, Sept u: inst4.s
Per cent atty, " T 5lat.ales. 5o5 Z
Av. $50. q. a. sxioa W.n
Erhefd to Chas laNoch. 22f3 Bronx
Tire Gasr & T 60. ia B,vay 569
LoKli-IAIlD I'll, 23le " g 25N9e Z s.
dc Fei!ce ana ano 10 F1ncesco For
ceno' @4ls LoriIard pl, prsmts. $4,000.
Guar & r Co. l76 isway .se.ooo
BRYANT AN 65l. W :. 25xlo0. Anna
Gut,inann TO Lorillard spencer $50
Park av' Aug 2s. yrs. 8 per cent
ATTY title Guar & T co. l76 Broad
AV. w $. 54Il l74th ST. lsxs5.e.
Irving Greenberg to Israel 5 osresnberg.
l'75 Fulton av. Aug IS. due and int as
per bond atty, J Pantell. 5o5 fremont
"a ~, ............-+... s.. 0Oo
IEL LDSTON ROAD, " lot i ana IT,
nap Griswola estate; Jack Miller TO
Louise NJ Ludewig. s. Linden av. Flush
ing. l. Aug 10, 10 yrs. per cent.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12
Plot in Dycknan Section Sold

The New York Life Insurance and
Trust Company has sold SO to 62
Cooper Street, in the Dyckman sec
tion. a vacant plot 76X1OO.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12
YONKERS

XONKERS
PHKN Hi Lon N-IUDSON-Stucco house
rooms ana bath; steam heat; electric
light. richly decorated. house and grounds
IN excellent condition; plot 135xlO0; price
$iooVV' terms II. w. Sullivan. 290 SO.
Broadway. Phone $3.50
JUST COMPLETED RESIDENCE. S12.5o0:
rooms. garage. everything beautiful;
easy terms VAN NESS BROTHERS sos
So. Broadway, Yonkers
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12
Bronx

35Td ST. e22 e w@s, store. Anne Ep-
stein 10 Abr kaufman 622 E l55th st:
Yrs trom April :, 1913, atty. Abr
kanfrean. e22 4 l55ih : .... $3.50
VA ENTlNE ~. 2o1e. sty :rA,ne
cwe ling Saml Forbes To Ceri L. der
-F5H slentine ~, yrs from Teb
if-5- att, Carl Ze-aler. 2fsQ Valentino
3eIli ST. 4ls E than Lev!n ~ ssi.s.,
l.aN is AZ = l3>tA s. yrs frou NAY
81
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12
Bronx
Mechanics Liens

Manhattan
MONROE ST 13s. ta-t RIVER ~ D ard
Lumber CO AIT Monroe r.,t wash
LaundIy to. owner. crest Construction
CO., contractor. ......... .............< .<oIo.07
Bronx
jEED1fE Az. - c North 81 75Nl0u. Eco
,tni-ul Co ast Acme E-tAt-s. Iu1 rNu-
crs, Lawrence ". Gallagher and AcfuD
Estates, Ine.. contractors. ..-.... $3.50 %
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12

Az. 80. al, same 10 same
Years, from MAY I. lala 4,i1s
"a .r 1850 5000
9TH ST :. str Morltz Neu.na:a to
Joel bergman. , + ll+th 81. Yrs from
Nay ! 1919. atty. Iiy ri.f 81 T. 18th
..--.....- SIS ar s72o
25TH st f8-5 W all. V-m Crawford -
joel Sob@l. ss W l25th st Is yrs trolf,
Ma !. 1918. atty Benz = f5artste T.
way ----.....-..- ...--... $4,000
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12
Assignments 4 of Mortgages
Manhattan

i0sTH ST 404 E mtse $4,000. Markus
Schumacher to isnanlei Robinson. 25s
5th aVi ot,y, y Ivirln. 40 RivIngton
SEAMAN AV. -: u.tse S3.625. r " G;
Realty Go to Abel k.ns. g. Union square
, .,1.,, ----.- slVo
aug : 1919; \ Title Y Mfse CO to
Na.ter + Biaisdell. Por, Washington.
J. /, - al eNrs, etc. ATTY. y y 7 < II CO.
l-9IH ST. ~ W. Nm Loudon and ano to
Title Il ME- CO. l35 Bway. xIo.a00
II. I'll ST 5i9-2l =: p part. mrse 50 200.
NJ Co. i'leasantville. Y. ATTY. !
Holden, i.easantvil.r \ T..........Sl
! -efti -. 81 N nltge $ 600. Won ! Fer
RS, as colnIl, a. IItle Guar s. Trust Co.
y sway -.-.-.-.-- -.-......... $1,000
Bronx
WAsHlNGToN AZ. lo35 Marsarer p ioh.
cNtlN to : T4le y Mt-e Co., l55
Broadway atty \ r & NJ Go. ls5
HNAy ..... ~ COD
IA AC iNsoN AZ. " cor l40th ST.
lItl- * Mtg CO u Chts J Earl Rum
son. J. atty. \ ~ N CO. 4s5
BNay s.. 900
Sisi.7JN ST s5f-d0. JACOB SilV-~s-ein to
Harry O!n-r Zl46 Ny>e aV alfA Max
sliFrssteAn 1vJ BNty. iNo assign
ls5rH sr. g5g Z. Gross 4 herman. Inc.
T. AMY 3 Heri. NJ SD ST. at.y. II
l. Herman, l10 BMay- ..... IL
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12
Buyers for Eenenents
On East Side OF CITY

l. Covert has sold for c. Tencoorn
PSI Monroe Street, six-story tene-
nent on lot 2Oxl00 to Robert C. Hull,
Of Newark, who gave in part trade a
stucco residence with large grounds at
Piermont. ~ Y.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12
In the Auction Room

By Henry Brady
RUTGERS ST. o. ~ G Monroe a. 1flnx
3a.i sty tnl and slr-. Bernard Good
nan ast Jacob SILVER bog ri al. duo.
49, -. 'l - i4tss
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12
Recorded Transfers
downtown

Downtown
l7FC "a nW ~, $5o-52: n cor Leonard st.
~, to Benson Place: broadway. 364
o., cor Frank 81, 5oXl5O to Cortland
a.lcy Frank \ lloffstot To- Euclid Iiold-
,ng co; all lions, Sept ,; atty. G NJ
VNnton i32 Nassau st........... 500
- Az A3, W s., 2i.SXl0D, Max AIutnicl to
iiariy HottIien. 81 n av, mtgos $50. 900:
an liens; sept 10, atty. b Steinman, lSs
Delaney st..... 1oo
East Side
l2TH ST n $. l799 W Av A. 2A3x1o2.s:
Louis sherman to the Institute of Nis
sion Helpers Of \ Y. 33i Il 22d st. sent
lV' atty, Leopold FREEMAN. 302 Broai
''''-. ..-..... s. 900
Az G. go, 5, % 18th st. 25xG2.2: Chas
Noegelin to VIM Mint1en. Of Crawford.
4, mtge $4,000: all liens: july 80:
atty, a Embler Walden. y Y...sl
'Sn SI, l4l F. $, l71oxlo05; George
iiornun to l4l East SD Street Corpn. 7
HeeNman ST. atty VIM Kaufman,
on,1 Ian - .............Sl
coiH ST, ~ Z, n $. 25xl005 5, foreclosure.
May 10. 1919, John Mulholiand ref to
Rosanna B Lyon (Caldwel) Du Bois,
fenn' l. part as individ and /. part as
trustee uI Andrew j Caldwell; altys
blnndy q $ IS Pine st....... si5, 900
~ iii 81, . 5. 2l0 5th av 3Oxl0e2 J
Sanford Barnes, exr to Sumner Baliari.
~ '9th s.; all liens, atty, w is BUS
low, Rector observation-disclosures slS3,T50
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12
Long Island City Factory Sold

Louis Gold has sold to a celluloid
manufacturer Of New York the three
story and basement, reinforced con
crete. factory he is erecting on Jack
son Avenue, near Third Street, Long
Island City.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12
Satisfied Mechanics Liens
Bronx

WALTON AN, cor liOth st. 75x
97.7 Joseph rcssler agt Lambert [.
Cheathain ct al; Nov -, 1918. S465. 0 0
SAME property, same agt same April q
1919 5 !.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12
Buys in 122d Street

Edward Il. Burger has sold the five
story tenement llG East l23d Street, on
lot 25-,100, to Frank Correnti.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12
Sale in Avenue c

August Weymann has sold 175 Ave
nue. c, tivesto,y tenement. adjoin-
ing the southwest corner OF Eleventh
Street, to a client Of Charles r. Fa-
ruclo. L. J. Phillips & Co. represented
tLn snllef
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12
NEW ROCHELLE

BIG BARGAIN-New house, s rooms.
baths slce ping porch, vapor heat; gas
and electricity; garage, possession oct /:
price $4,000. Terms Louis f /. Huest.
with G. y. Cole. 81 Lawton st. Phone 406.
NEW KOCHELLE-Engiish Colonial Home.
rooms baths; perfectly appointed;
elegant plot: beautiful trees. ruobery:
high, choice. convenient location. price
$4,000. II. c. Kirhofer-Tel. 5S-23o Iiu-
puenOt st.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-12
National Drug Stores Get
ooIwortl, Building Store

Edward J. Hogan has leased for the
Broadway Park Place Company to the
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Bronx

TELLER Av. 0ss W $. 20xloO; Jos Levy
ct al TO ABR rumarkin. ss7 e 17sth st;
ntge $500; Sept 8; atty. Title Guar &
NELSON AV 1865. 8: runs n Six
l02.6xw 73.Sx 1876 to beg Eliz G
Finland to Salvatore. Louis and FRANK
Di Bella, 552 w 1S4th st; mtge 5000;
Aug Z; atty. Lawyers 4 Co. $50
Bway .................... $500
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PORT CHESTER

ELEGANT COUNTRY HOME. Spacious
rooms. Two baths. Plot l00x175. Garage.
Exclusive location. 40 minutes from Grand
Central. Price $4,000. Terms satis-
iactorily arranged The Olivere -Gainey
Agency. Port Chester N. I.
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MT. VERNON

HAVE SEVERAL NEW STUCCO HOUSES,
nearly colnpleted and Ia rooms With
baths, on Chester liil Fine plots of
ground, modern in every particular
EDWIN w. FlSKI REALTY CO.
IA DEPOT PLACE. TEL. 2504
NEW HOUSES UNDER CONSTRUCTION.
and rooms. all up-to-date inpts
good restricted location. Vernon Park; 8
minutes from station. DAVID PRUNIER.
33 Brookside ave. Telephone S233
, 1919-07-10
journalist must know men; Ergo, the
journalist must know the law of aver
age as it applies to newspaper work.
THE LAW OF AVERAGE.

% ~PE"AOC ~ HNWOP0PNL YIN
THE LAW OF AVERAGE.
What is the law Of average 1t is a
law in nature. 1t is the fundamental
law by which armies, and navies oper
ate; banks, clearing houses, insurance
companies do business, and by which
human nature should be judged.
Vita an understanding of this law
newspaper writing becomes literature
and not mere news. When Lafcadio
Hearn, the author, was young and poor
reporter. The editor laughed derisively
at him. Hearn insisted that he wanted
a job. We'll, Hearn," the editor fin
ally said, you are hired. Take this a
your first assignment: See that church
steeple across the street ? Go, climb its
steeple to the top; then come down
and write something OF what you had
observed. Co" Needless to say the
editor did not expect to see Hearn again.
Lafcadio went; climbed the steeple;
came down and wrote what he had
seen.
He saw the city as the city had never
seen itself. He saw CRUEL IGNOR-
ANCE AND INDIFFERENT EDUCA-
TON; children playing happily and
Diners suffering miserably; the fond
mother with her babe, the intelligent,
indus rial man and woman, and the
dr95s-and-gee ga W-g0SsIping individual.
He saw SIUtID PRIDE and PREJU-
DICE; BLIND INGRApIlUDE, SUPER
SpIIION, and HYPOCRACY-he saw
all this and more. Then he told how
he had seen the future. How JUSTICE
and truth were the watchwords;
how the man of independent mind"
was king omen Tor a that" how
SHINING forth brilliantly diffusing know
ledge everywhere SO that Wrong-doers
were stricken by its bri.liancy, the LAW
was where the giant SPECIAL PRIVI-
LEDGE used TO be, WISER, FAR MORE
POWERFUL than the giant.
Lafcadio Hearn climbed a church
sIeeple, looked down on men, women,
and children below. then came down
and with a knowledge OF the law of
average as it pertains to newspaper
work and human nature wrote an i'm
mortal essay.
Architects and otner leading (?) men
had looked down fro.1 that steepIe be
fore Hearn and like the Prince and
the Duke in The Merchant of Venice"
had seen only the specious caskets
which contained the deaths and the
FOOLS head; but Hearn like Bassanio,
saw more; he saw the plain leaden YES
sci in which The treasure was hidden.
And that is journalism.
, 1919-07-10

The Fourth" passed off as was ex-
pected, bright and jolly. From early
da vn till late at night, jolly crowds kepc
moving about to and fro.
, 1919-07-10

The programme of sports got up for
the days celebrations was closely adj
hered to.
The special feature of the day was,
however, a public reception held at Gov
eminent House. to which a general invi-
tation had been issued thro tie Press,
and which was accepted by the public at
large.
In the evening there was a display of
fireworks, from the Fort, which was,
however, curtailed through the acciden-
tai ignition Of the 'stickS;'' but which
was witnessed by a vast oncours of
people, who like wise gathered to listen to
the concert given by the Naval Band.
10 further commemorate the day,
there were several private dances given.
st. Thomas Mail Notes, JuIy 5th.
A largely, attended meeting Of All
Saints congre cation was held in the Pa
IRISH Hall on Wednesday evening for the
purpose OF informing the congregation
concerning the success Of the scheme for
the raising Of 81, 600, to pay off the
church's debt, before it passes into the
hands OF the American Diocese, and to
elect a new Vestry.
1t Will be gratifying to members and
friends OF the Congregation to know that
the scheme was a success.
In the election to the Vestry, Mr.. Scale
was appointed Rector's Warden in place
Of Mr.. H. BurroWes, who after many
years OF faithful and untiring service re-
tlred, owing to press OF duties in con-
nection with the cable office; while Mr..
w. Watson was elected Peoples Warden
in place OF Mr.. S. D. Speed, resigned.
Others were Messrs. c. A. Anduz@, Her
bert LockharC, and ALI. O'Neal, (re-elect-
ed Colonel Stride of the Information
Bureau, Capt. Simmonds and John
Audain. Ibid.
Lieutenant w. c. Jahnke, Pay Corps,
U. S. N. and family, and Lieutenant
r. G. Williams. Pay Corps, U. S. r. f.,
former Despatching Secretary at ST.
CroiE, were passengers on the Kittery
returning to the United States. Ibid.