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The Leader. For The
Grand Prize Over
land Car.

Gmevieve: Houska, e. G..
Forks .......... 2sOo
MARY Bnkeaand, Shelly -. :2375
Olga lGranuln, q. 3. Falls 1850
Susie Mizisin, Farley ..... 1850
Amanda johnson, &Hen-
!. 0ram ........ .212S
Olger Pal Oseth. Oslo .....t2126
M b. Sands, Alvarado.. -. 'e12S
Mrs. Gllas. Berg, Mcintosh. 1000
@. W. Adams, Fisher. 1000
IneE Malmoa Gonvick,
MINI. .....:.....:.... 5000
Anna Vattendahl, Oklee =. 1000
Peter Stuhr, Euclid ..:s.. 1000
Mabel 3. Sparby, Crookston 1850
Hannah Wiger, Ulen. 1850
Joe LeneS, FOeston 1850
Clara Abrahamson, Clear.
brook ..............- 1850
VIM. Halftorson, Fertile . 1e9S
Mabel Welander, BaE1ey.. 1895
Oscar Ness. Etsldne ...- 1880
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AGENTS WANTED 10 SELL THE
on the inside history Of
@EoENleKism IN North Dakota BY j. D.
e haSpa. Eh!s is the fastest seller pub
pig, for particulars to *. g. Bacon.
Eotel DAcotah. Grand Forks. :"
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lAILL YoUNa WOMEN ARE NFVITlRs
ts ~ Ass'n Their khasSasaasfsss sslli 4

GnMHNTEET Girl WXNTi1m E6R
fsltesaa hegssNark ~. !: Murphy.
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HoU6lls EoB SALE.
W.teh e;raad Perks Graw
FOR SALE

IS acrss .. land Attaining city limits.
1a.aeo.ee--io sores with .gnade. 5 Ioon
on Minnesota Point.
ty,ee0. 90 --7k .rqaM. 'h6usS, all 1npdern hut
heat, 80 foot lot on N 9hlFd 4.
sl.eee.o e-ze room haagak, III moAela hut
hsst, hardWoadH asesp 80 Fourth
sa.aao,ss--S Room. house. all modern,
sgst ssss ass.s, sssd saassasRIt
$4.see. ee--7 .gaslp house. AL ModerA. al
har9Eeod noors, hot tstsF' hat
tS,see.oN;-s fpo1a h66se all maAer1 but
49,. heRt onIUntyerstty aysnvs.s ~
y3,9eS. 80 Ionm house al modeFn, hot
yater heat ii UniyeFsity aVS..
Sl.koe.eo-7t reSn house on Ian4 lyS..
s az, y: I .l: sst'ts' ,, ssss .e's
~ssess'ssERl,n ssase 81 massFa hoass ea
s.'ss:''.ES.s,. sssP .s II, gea''. ess'. !.
.s'sse'eefN.I tKsf se,. ~ 4 r'ss'. A's's =
el5.kee. Ae.-rqlsnd ROBIN cottage, fun
eaFement, eanc.eta noeE . Ia
ssses9aas; . 80 sRletsn hsuss
asa aa EyeNAga ~ ssssas g ~.
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CRANE RoRHsY HERALD, SATURDAY. NoyEMBER 3, 1919.


.pMPETENT aiRT FOR GENERAf
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GIRL WXHFNp pN0R GENERAL
hsH 1A eau 1t S7l7 Chestnut
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

12sTH ST, mtg .s.Ooo-EIla d Endicott,
gdn. to Geo Endlcott & Geo Endicott
n J-atty. Thos Berry, 14s Broad:
ST Nicholas; Az o ss'H i,f siGn SIT u
A Adams As part q Edw ] West is
part; attys. Stanton & NJ. 81 Nassau
81 str ;Ss1.';;S.L2 1 ,,s .S mtg Of 5000
for Relief Of Widows Children Of
n y TO N Title q Mtg Co. las Broad
PEARL ST, iiii.-siaitc Deposit 4 L slUG
CO Of baltim9re trustee. to Title Guar
7TH r Hv 81 81 i m,r Bysy
4 ano. exrs, to Bowery Saw Bank. i2s
Bowery; atty. N T a mtg Co 1876
'.H soS dseh sept 1sHf s-sr.d RTsy' de- mtg
Foster & ano exrs. to F de Fos .er
4 an0, as trustees of $4,000 fund for
Jno w Minturn; atty dc Foster.
4sTH IS" ST. 81 w.Empir: Tru., CO ~
Union Dime Say Bank. 9Th av 8 4oth
st. attys; Butcher & F. Madison
5sTH ST, SIS. I2I.5 W. Az 4, mtg 5000
d Es Sept SIChas KurEman q ano to
ss!ys cSadssy Z Ro.sn a ss.h s ss;
cffSToN ST. ic.nsnt.r: 4ra:; CO siG 20
I'D ST, ias z. mtg IS, ssoNGusna Realities,
Inc, to Morton Stein, So Wall st. 800
b2D ST. 40l E, mtg $6,000-Aetna Casual
~ & Surety Co TO Lena Marcus 974
Prospect av. Bronx; atty, Samuel L
18TH ST. 60 e. mtg ,i.coo..Biisitity' so r.
mann to VIM H Bormann, ~ Mt Morris
av White Plains n Y; atty, Jno NJ
Ruck, 80 Nassau st .................Sl
OLIVER ST, little Guar q Trust Co TO
N Y Investors Corp, l7e Bway. 50 900
Bronx.
QU1MBY AV, 2152-Dominick ] Napoli to
Louis Goebelsmann. 2ss 81 AIMS av;
atty, Furthman, Sd av and 14Sth
vfkENTiNEi Av. as7;s-iGeo q i; L .tise
to Geo DUNCAN, 42s 123d ct: atty,
] F Liebler. 1898 Sd av.......... 81. 900
BRIGGS Az, 2ssa-uuar Trust Co. trus.
TO oldrin salter. 2226 sedgwick av,
=, trus; atty, T 9 g. T Co, ITS Bway. 81. 500
ROGERS PL. ps2-JAcob Sehmitt to Olin
J stephens. Inei atty. A Knox. 1913
18TH ST. $50 E-chas Meyer to Christian tTUU
d Meyer 1894 Topping av; atty, G Frey,
soUTHERN BLVD. 55S-Mona Realty
Corp 10 David I. Beeher. Sc SUFFOLK st;
atty. Lawyers T & T Co. 100 Bway.. ri
HOE AV, s5s-AntiEate Realties Inc, to
Michl Salt, 100 Pineapple at, Bhlyn;
atty. Max Perlman. IS Liberty st.. 81
CARPENTER AV, 42s4-Sophia II Gent to
VIM II Schubert, 47s4 Carpenter av;
attys, Herleman q v. s9l Z lIsth
st OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $500
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kies were not there and felt they should
nstSrraiy be, BY the way. that .r,, was s, an
this week. 1t alone should drag me from
my lair. The Erie has been berated. often
Justly, despite enecting many much
mas deserved, II am not an Erie COM :
muter). but this terrific tale OF one OF ~
crime 1t ought to expiate as soon as IA
s 81 Ike t 4So,s Pas g . ero nee zee
ture house ,o cat and n RATHER in deadly
fact. but when the injured RATHER. tee.
dlsports himself In an open neid and Y
tabout four feet long remenber) carried,2
by crow. on. Anna, Anna, nishJusi 70
foot RATHER, gentle. Erie nature fakerfn
anime either one7 Listen: That was
pterodactyl or dimorphodon that you tooie
that few still exist: BE accurate for tas
sake OF NATURE FACTOR. To-
New York. Sept I. !,
Kingston Inquiry on Buck Laws Repeal,
have read with much interest the cone
ITov gsSo between n, Unite siren , e as ~
buck law which the New York Conserva-
ton Association takes the credit for. $40
ber," which tells about the twelfth snnpslt
convention and which has been extensively
circulated. fail to ind any references urt5
init the killing OF female deer. AS
II may be OF interest to print the Pro
gressive Conservation Platform for Recon-
struction." which the Conservation Asso-
clation stands for.
]. Protect the birds and save the crops.
O. Use water power, save coal and cussiif Z
| the ashslfter Gs.
8. Amend tho State Constitution TO per-
nit the of dead and down timber In
| the State Forest Preserves. w
4. Free forest trees from the State for
| ALL lol,
s. Plant productive trees along the hishnr
ways. tot
g. Restock waters and covers more sx-
| tensively and intelligently. ID
| Z. Stop pollution OF waters
s. Harmonize the tnterreiated interests
| of farmers and sportsmen.
| 9. Establish game and birds refugeo TOR
/ all suitable counties. ~.
| 10. Secure sane game laws.
Mr.. Hoover says the association should
incorporate into the conservation platform
| of the association four new planks a. fol-
lows: -.
IL Effective cooperation with State and
| local reconstruction committees.
| IL. Increased opportunities for employ
ment Of returned soldiers In conservation
| activities. .
| 49, Establishment of fshponds by mu-
inequalities set aside for the exclusive en-,
| joyment OF women and children who are
unable to go far aheld In search Of angling
| IA. Encourage systematic warfare on
| vermin destructive of birds and game. m.
| Is Mr.. Hoover ashamed to publish broad
| cast in that bulletin the fact that the New
| York Conservation Association stands alone
in advocating the slaughter of female deer.
| upon for future sport? ]. G. II.
| Kingston, ". Y, Sept. 4. e..
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REAL ESTATE NEWS,
NOTES AND GOSSIP
40 Rift in Building Shortage;
National Thrift Is Only
Remedy.

SHE present building situation rep
....r,s a concrete example OF the great
"a Of national thrift and increased
s.oduetion." says s. w. straus Of s. w.
.,..ns & Co. while current construc-
a. figures show an apparent increase
a.w buildings as compared with 1915,
-. last pre-war season, II Is doubtful
" ", ,he deficit in actual housing accom-
n.S",ons IS growing less. Increased
'.,s on building and the larger needs
,ssrced by greatly increased popula-
.ssn IN our larger cities are factors
.sIeh make It appear certain that the
N.,rs as shown in dollars and cents are
-, eouai to the growth OF normal re-
nsrsments Thus, with the end of the
ssc,ivs building season now In sight and
lin a housing shortage equal to the
,s,ds Of 1900. 900 people there cannot
al 10 be great inconvenience and sur
tsrlng this winter, with higher rents
ard their accompanying 'unwholesome
effects. 49,.
var when the building industry swung
sSsad IN encouraging fashion, these pc
-1ods have never been Of long and steady
auratlon, and the building shortage the
country over appears 10 be as intense
NOW as Il was at the end OF the war Pc
Rod
sWhat Is necessary to-day Is a virile
thrift campaign, inaugurated by the
Government on patriotic lines, and
oushed with the same vigor that our
war time thrift campaigns were prose-
ruted. The war is over, so far as MILL
,srv operations are concerned, but eco
norically we are still far from the end
A man does not own his home until II
has been entirely paid for, and the
American people should realize that
there Is still an economic mortgage on
,he victory we have won. This mort
eare can be liquidated only through the
processes Of intensive thrift.
san elements must work together
inst as we did during the war. until
through greater production and less con-
sumption our material wealth Is In
creased to a condition where supply
more nearly equals demand. Then, and
not TIL then, will be the rightful time
10 take UP questions of shorter working
hours, fewer working days and kin
dred questions
"The national slogan should be in
creased production through thrift The
Government should. therefore, resume
the national thrift campaign where II
left off at the end Of the war. Let US
have again the flaming posters, the
brilliant billboards, the great displays
Of newspaper and magazine advertising
public meetings and the dissemination
Of thrift literature. The American peo-
pie with patriotic loyalty will respond
to the voice Of the Government in these
matters, and by these means production
can be quickly stimulated and waste
eliminated with sufficient thoroughness
to allay the present unrest In the coun-
trv"
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lots on Bedford avenue, on which arc to
be built Ave one family houses to sell
from $4,000 TO s1s.500.
Martin A. Ansbro sold the two family
houses at AT Fifty-ninth street for
David Rodgers at 672 Fifty-ninth street
Tor the Fdfty-ninth Street Building Cor
poration; at 616 Fifty-ninth street for
Mary A. Rosetti; at 4is sixty-third
street for Margaret Sullivan, and the
one family house at $50 Seventy-fifth
street for Grace q. butcher.
Meister Builders, Inc, sold the two
story brick business building at the
southeast corner Of Hillary and Ray
mond streets.
Charles c. Steele sold the two story
ana basement house at SO st. Marks
place for a client to Catherine M. Ruddy.
Q. %. Allard ana J. J. Levey Company
sold at 1855 East Eighteenth street, near
kings Highway, F1atbush, a two story
detached two family dwelling on a plot
4Oxloo for Frederick Ruby to a client
for occupancy.
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BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

Burling & Swan sold the three story
and basement dwelling. 1sx1o0. at 5s3
Greene avenue for J. TomplSins to
client for occupancy; also 72S Marcy
avenue, a three story and basement
dwelling. 2oxl0o. for Il. De B. Patterson.
The Buckley & Horton Company sold
$50 Clinton avenue. a three story and
basement dwelling. 300x2ox irregular,
for Mrs. Kate r. simons to a client for
occupancy.
Samuel oaiitska & J. Lacov sold the
two story and attic house in course of
construction at 1914 East Tenth street.
E1atbush.
Charles Partridge sold the four story
apartment, 4sS Park place, TO Mary A.
Flynn.
The McInerny Klinok Realty Company
sold the dwelling at t5e East Forty
ninth street. 20x10o. for Christine Mann
to a client for occupancy.
william ID. Harmon a Co., Inc, report
the following sales: At East Wildwood
the metropolitan Home Builders. Louis
Gold. president bought forty lots for
Improvement They have under con-
struction fifteen high grade single family
houses which will sell for $4,000 to
$4,000. Leon Moiseff bought eleven
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

AV A. l01s-Dartell Realty Co, 10 u s1st
st, to Chas A Brodek, Bway, Far Rock
away, B OF Q. March 8. 1916 atty Chas
4 Brodekl 4e Cedar St.. so, 100
to Nathan Horwi!.. Ill piyisiOn 81. July IS
I, 1908; atty. L Bloch. 10 wayerly
,sSSirH ST. $40 w-MaSsI d Rich, 4s ~ f tSG
Wssh1, ON is,n ev TO- Abel King ana sno.
10th ST, 5i6 w.Fanniis c saici!fIe oO ON
the premises, 70 YIN II ~ sutclite, 515
W 10Th Y q FEB EsS + ioi4' atty. Peter od 3
ROTH ST. 90 E1Kati Van Vain fiS'Oo OF
Bklyn 20 VIM II Bormann, White Plains.
y. Dec s. 1910; attys. Benjamin a 7,
or 100 SMSy. ~ 200
90 Io1 4Sxios,8 EEiiz and Paul Easi Ito to
Caroline y Adams, Oct II, 1905 atty,
SAME PRoPERTYSsame to Caroline 4
Adams and Edw. West. Feb 10, 1909
lssEH ST, 90 EMEsts Van vain. INV
,I PjSiG n J, A.s II; 1872 81 600
6i.Sxs ii 70 III bwey W rs. 10 to ss Of
wall OF 10 Cortland st x n Is 4 100 !
TO W Bway X 8 26.3 to beg-Geo h
Keith Of Brockton. Mass. to Title Guar
&,,. G CO. lIs S W. Nay 1905 atty AZ
18th ST, so-S0 w-stone q Striped Realty
Co, 81 Chambers ct, to Louis Markell, 9a4
West End av and kopPel Gorges OF
47TH ST. iss-l95 E-Terence ] Lynch "a
atty. p NJ BurghArd. iii Bway $500
SAME PROPERTY Same 70 same May
"A. 1915 atty sans. $500
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RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

Samuel H. Martin leased the dwelling
at 104 West Sixty-ffth street TO Minnie
H. Cardkf.
The Houghton Company leased for a
term Of ten years. with renewal privilege
of eleven years more, the FIVE story
American basement dwelling at $40 West
Tooth street. Extensive alterations will
be made and used for bachelors apart
mentA
Charles A Quinlan. for Wood. Dolson
a Co., leased the five story American
basement dwelling at the northwest cor
ner OF West End avenue and Ninety
third street. lot 25x100. for a term of
twenty-one years also the i've story
and basement apartment house at 200
West Eighty-third street TO Mrs. M, T.
Eachern for alteration into smaller
suites s.p,--
Douglas L. Gilman a CO., Inc. agents.
leased the parlor floor at IS East Forty
eighth street. TO Anna Gallagher and
Mary Gray.
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REALTY NOTES AND COMMENTS

A. H. Matthews was the broker In the
lease for the Comtesse Sala TO Barney
stern Of the four story building at lSS
Fifth avenue. reported Wednesday.
Julia Stautenberg bought the dwelling
at SOC West 149th street, sold by Du
Bois s. Taylor for Louis Bel
Kreps & Nezold are the buyers OF the
three story front and rear tenements at
~ Wooster street, sold by Leona h
Nelken.
The Zimmerman Leasing Company,
Inc. Charles Kimmelman president. Is
the buyer of 2S3 and 2s5 Audubon ave-
nue. and 500 West 10th street, apart
merlts, each 50x100. They bring In a
rental of $1,000 year each and were
held at $l50.O00. The seller. James B.
Gillie, owned the properties since 1910.
H. II. Trice of Southack & Ball has
charge of the business of the United
Eye Glass Shops. He has recently closed
leases for additional stores in Athol,
Mass; Schenectady, N. Y; 125th street.
New York city; Poughkeepsie, Ossining.
Prospect avenue, New York city; Yonk-
ers, and has sixty more locations under
consideration in Connecticut, Massachu-
sets, Maine, New Jersey, New. York
and Pennsylvania 1t IL the intention
Of the company to have 100 stores by
January, 1920. and ultimately store
in every city III the United States of
5000 or more population.
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OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX

CHISHOLM STREET--A. Calm sold for
Victor Gerhards 317 Chisholm street,
two family dwelling, 25x113. to J.
Cinnamon. -. b..
wHITLOCK AvENUE-M. L. & c.
Ernst sold the three story dwelling,
25x100, at s45 whitlock avenue, to
Joseph wilk through Willard Welt.
167TH STRTEr-Samuel Cowen sold to
Mr.. Bennett e45 East 167th street, q
five story apartment. on plot 40x100.
1t was held at $4,000.
HONEYWELL AVENUE-Henry Feidel
sold to a Mrs. Diel 1879 and 1874
Honeywell avenue, n four story apart
ment house, on plot 45x60, between
177th and 17Sth streets.
EAST 1S1ST STREET--A. B. Gross sold
through I. Kleinmah to an investor
the FIVE story apartment at s3s East
1s1st street, on plot 62x120. held at
I $95, 900.
EAST 18TH STREET A. b. Gross
sold the three story and basement
dwelling at 44S East 1S5th street I.
Kleinman was the broker
" WASHINGTON AVENUE-R. Rasmus-
sen sold for DR.. Philip Eichler his res
idence at 1887 Washington avenue, on
plot 54xl40, to DIR. H. Weisman. The
property was sold for cash.
GROTE STREET.. Clarence Davies
sold for John ]. Flynn 71s Grote
street. Al feet west of Prospect ave-
nue., a two story frame detached two
family house, on lot 25x111.
DECATUR AvENUE-William Peters
& Co. sold for Charles A. Benkiser to
Philip Hoffman the two family dwell
ing $3.50 Decatur avenue.
LINTON AvENUE-Louis Schiner sold
the three story frame dwelling. on lot
2bx100. at Sss linton avenue.
STEBBINS AvENUE-A- Calm sold for
F. Mckee at 1899 Stebbins avenue a
two family dwelling, 20x100.
wHITLOCK AvENUE-A. Calm sold a
three family dwelling. 25x10o, at ss1
Whitlock avenue for Patrick Gavin.
EAST 18TH STREET-A. Calm sold
=, the two, family dwelling. 20x107. at
/ se6 East roth street.
WHITLOCK AVENUE-A. Calm sold
for NJ. L. & C. Ernst a three family
dwelling. 25x100. at asa Whitlock
avenue,
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~ and a Bond street, 4 seven story
loft building b0x1Oo.
WEST 18TH STREET--The seamen's
Bank for Savings sold TO j. l.. Hoitz-
man 252 West 18th street. q six story
apartment. 5oxi00.
WEST BRoADwAY--Norma 8. Rie-
senfeld purchased from Robert #.
Valentine, one time Park Commits
sioner, 22S West Broadway. through
to 5 North Moore street, six story
business building. 26xt20. through A.
EAST THIRTIETH sTREDT--Hsrris q
Vaughan sold for DR.. George w.
Thompson 14e East Thirtieth street,
private dwelling, 26xeS.9.
EAST 18TH STREET-Charles 8.
Brand sold TO DR.. Brough the three
story dwelling. on a lot t5.sxss.t1, at
$50 East 127th street
EAST NINETY-F1FTH sTREET--Mar-
garet Rosenbaum sold TO Martin
Dieter 16s East Ninety-flfth street. q
three stofy dwelling. on a lot 1s.sx
zoos. SCHNEIDER q Liebler were the
brokers.
WEST NINEry-EIGHTH STREET
Charles Goldberg sold for the Peerless
Holding Company to client of Fret
dus & Co. 81 to Il West Ninety
eighth street, q six story new law
apartment house, on plot 50x100. II.
WEST 114TH STREET-ward Beiknap
q Son resold for the Dormond Realty
Company the three story dwelling. on
a lot 1Sx100, at 20 West 114th street
to DR.. Morris Less.
EAST NINETY-THIRD STREET.-THE
estate of James A. Tyler sold through
SCHNEIDER q Liebler tie three story
dwelling. on a lot 14x65.1. at 105 East
Ninety-third street to Johanna Mes
sing.
EAST 10TH STREET-Ernest N. Ad-
Ter sold for Frederick c. Combes TO
Anton Kohn 165 East 11eth street, q
three story basement dwelling, on lot
19x10011.
WEST EIGHTY-FIRST STREET.
Charles A. Quinlan for Wood, Dolson
& Co., sold for the Eighty-second
Street Corporation the five story
dwelling at Q West Eighty-first street.
plot S5x100.
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i.;Sh u: iIiss -. .iii,;i.iss:ssil.ssISSs
3nsSeio ssn e Siusspp fsoes s %ea
s,ioo. Aug 20; atty. L casario. sli g
AA ASsiss {, ST. m s.s T:s s 81 SsasT.
az c mtg s1,.so, Sept d atty. II Tayyl ,nS
Ay!oa csdd s u ts' csr IS ' baron.
a,tS atty ESRplns AZ mtg 10 hSSS Aug
& mtg 6, 70. AS SsS Is. ATTY W. ritis s caaE
LOT sSs map ma H SEE Il. vy:: Es,.John NIX
REYNOLDS to dsdolia weinfeld, 1917
LIHf ,1s e,o Az mtg 5000. Sep. 81 atty
Dsnbar Realty corpni to BENZ siivsrstoin
ss pss sps is atiy Hii. GUAR
NEwSSLp Az as . puasi.y Sv. iSS
honey isss p Say to Mar, ,a sS ac %ass SEM N
NEW12LD Az IS, $50 ID Pus.lsy av, asx
q. mtg 5000. Sept 4; atty. Title Guar
O1 Sss, Z, r J. s;S ii;s.isS3;ixes!SS
1890 &. mtg IS 600. Sept 4; atty. Title
.E 4 Realty CO to- 70 Edgar Ian ssosma maker
9ssS9 g. % cs iiisiss sept = ittSs
Tsera 81 N ssry ssan.' ess isstS
st, mtg $4,000, Sept s; atty. Title Guar
Co iIs Bway., 49,. 800
r. s.Ss H lSiF sets ssrt tO
Sept 81 atty. title Guar q T CO, lis
04 I5i,A AZ SiS,ls 'iis,S i, is;ss
atty rsis s Guar q. F~t e. IL ars ss4.
GRAND Az iiii i. !; cor t;o;x:iSSa5@
sfs Sa ~. ay; Avg 8; atty. Title Guar 4
Msry as z vi e i ~ rs st
ponnelly to Bernard Ferris, 2ss3 VAL
s sGsin, az S.rI %s rs ' %.s ssP, ,,
!seMsty Ro9 1,ss to i Gila Il hoi iss.
rits GUAR CO. is sway asP' . = $50
ELLIS Az. IS. 100 W Castle Hi av, Isl
S Sss Eft. G %ss e wm s.a, Brandt
VIM Brandt, asa Ellis av. 80. 800
CARPENTER Av, 4o41. W g. 3sxi65-
s earpsnsss - Avg 10 yin si Atty. wia Tis:
SAME faopSRri r.wS%na y Ii Wilder 10 q
Aug Is; atty. Title Quar- Co. 17s Broad:
18TH sT. iii d. :. iis..;;.icc.sssr:sSi G Z
Hams and ano to Susie schmidt. SAT
1s!th st, Aug II; atty. Title Guar q T
sAME--same. al exrs. to same. mtg So, 700,
Aug .; atty. Title Guar & T Co, l7s
1stTH ST. sci u, n 8. is.s1iiioo.saraSi L
* Haines and ano to Gottlieb Sigloch,
64a lsith st, Aug Al: atty. Title Guar
90, i7s Bway. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SAME-Same. as exrs. to same, mtg s2.7so,
Aug Fl; atty, Title Guar Co, 176
18th ST. sac Z, n $. iis..;xico.ssraihs L
Haines and ano to Gottlieb Sigloch. $40
18Th ct, Aug 81: atty, Titie Guar &
Co, 1T6 Bway. .................l
SAME-same as exrs. to same. mtg 81, 1850,
Aug. 81; atty, Title Guar T Go. 176
2s5TH ST. q, $50 W Katonah av ''' 2sT
lo0-carmela Jannotti TO Anders Lau-
ritsen, 47e 4sth st, Bkiyn, mtg $4,000.
Sept 5; atty. C L Lockwood. 51i 9Th
! GooDRID0E Av, g, las n a5oth ct, n e.
12.lx T6.4x 9 W 1903 to av x 100
to beg-Arthur Keller to clyde X Mil
Ter, 461 Fl Washington av, mtg $4,000
Sept 2; atty. r F Wood. 527 9Th av.. 800
LoRING PL. W 9, 1911 n 1854 st. 2ix10aex
20.1lx10s. 11--Elix A Campbell to Chas A
Krumscheid, 22b6 Loring pi. mtg 5000,
Sept 2; atty, Chas Krumsched. 2255
lesTH ST. 25s e. SIS. ss.sxSo. sxse sxso'sw
Geo Orlove a Co to Mogne Realty Co,
15s 1S5th st, mtg SIS, 500. Sept / atty,
Lawyers Co. 160 Bway.
AVE b, 18th ct, ss.sx122x67x124.5-
Mary A McCarroll to Francis Ryan,
2t12 Grand av. mtg 81. 500, Sept s; atty,
Lawyers Co, 100 Bway. 800
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-08
QUEENS rRANsAorroNs.

. Henrietta J. Bruno sold for nfrs Quit
man ss and 80 Rue Le Saint Felix. Far
Hockaway, to Mrs E. ]. Zimmerman,
w. I. Browne sold to r. Bienenstoc,
plot 6oxloo on the south side of Bergen
place, east OF Bergen avenue, Jamaica.
Inc Soheer Realty Company, Inc, sold
plot 4oxs7 on the east side Of seaview
avenue. north of the Boulevard, Edge
mere, to J. Ruelberth. and plot 1880
on the east side Of Beach Fortleth street,
north Of Far Rockaway Boulevard. at
Far Rookaway.
e. F. Wesley sold to L. w. zcamans
plot boxloo on the north side of Della
ware street. east OF Parsons avenue,
Flushing.
The Lewis H. May Company sold for
Fred ]. Lancaster. president, twenty-one
stucco two family houses on Hammels
and Dodge avenues, adjoining the At
lantic Ocean, Hammels, l. l., to NJ. Bic
Der and S. Horowits. who will resell the
houses separately. The property was
held at S70,0 900.