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New-York tribune., 1919-10-25
Brooklyn Realty Trading
Equals Record of 1905
Deeds Filed at Registers Office
Already Indicate Banner
Year for Borough
anA Ynnr4uarna In

Deeds and mortgages In the Kings
County Register's Office passed the
100000 mark on Wednesday. From tn he
first Of The calendar year to Wednesday
night 10o,25s deeds, mortgages and
scellaneous papers were recorded.
This, practically, Is equal to the record
for the whole Of the first boom year in
1905, whsn there were 1oO.322 papers
recorded. It IS likely, therefore, thai
1919 will he the largest year in the
history Of the office.
Severai large transactions recently
have been disclosed by deeds and mort
cages recorded in Brooklyn. The Gretsch
Building No. 4, Inc, gave a mortgage
for 100000 to the Williamsburg Sav-
ings Bank for the building at Broad
way and Berry Street, Brooklyn. a
deed for S35O,000 was recorded con
veylng the property along Newtown
Greek from Sarah e. Smith, widow of
Edward c. Smith, to Jacob L. and
Samuel Cohen and others. The same
property appears in mortgage for
1925, 600. given by the Cohens az Off
GERS Of the Forest Box and Lumber
Company to the Title Guarantee and
Trust Company.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25
Frederick Ambrose Clark
Sells 72d St. Dwelling
Parts With Property on West
Side; l3oth Street Resale
Brings Profit

Horace S. Ely & Co. has sold t3a
vest Seventy-second Street, on lot COX
io22, for Frederick Ambrose Clark.
Quick Resale in I39th Street
James II. Cruikshank has resold to
ida NJ. Feggans and W. P. Feggans.
"a. west 139th Street, O tour-story
private dwelling, on plot 32.4kx99.1i,
winch ne purchased early in the week,
Harry Sugarman was the broker.
Estate Sells in 126th Street
Porter & Co. have sold for the estate
Of Elizabeth 4. rytler to Dora Down
ing, the three story brownstone dwell.
ing ut lib West 126th Street, on lot
25X1OO.
Lieut.. Wainwright Buys ath St. Honse
Lieutenant Stuyvesant wainwright
has purchased through Pepe l. Bros
2aI West Fourth Street. three story
and basement private dwelling. or lot
226x76.
Sale in Eighty-ninth Street
John J. Cody has sold sos East
Eighty ninth Street. two-story and
basement dwelling, for Mr.. Krauss.
Two Lexington Avenue Houses Sold
The two dwellings at I'll and n3
Lexington Avenue, on plot 4Oxl05. be-
tween Flfty-seventh nnd Fifty -eight|,
streets, have been sold by J. Kyle &
Sons.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25
.orne~ Store in Grand Hotel
Building Rents for 100000

The Scobel- -Glauber Company has
aased the corner store in the Grand
Hotel building to Kaiser {, Co. for a
of 500 00o: the building at 8 New
street, for a term Of years, to Nine.
Marie Louise, at al aggregate rental
of $4,000; the building al 53-55 West
i36th Street, at an aggregate rental
af 100000: the subway stores in the
subway Central building, Forty y-second
Street and Broadway. for term of
'years, at an aggregate rental Of
$225.00o. and the seventh floor at 209
West Thirty-ei9hth Street, to the
Mater Color Company, Frank ". Hy-
nan, treasurer for term Of years:
Edward w Browning has leased for
a long term OF years 20 Charles Klein,
operator, The ninestory loit building,
50x2o0, at 1o5 and 1877 Chrystie Street
which he purchased recently from the
New York Life Insurance Company;
asc to Wellesley richards the five
stofv apartment house at West Nine
sy-Ninth Street
Charles f. Noyes Company has
leased the fourteenth floor Of the Ma
sonic Building, Twenty-third Street
and Sixtn Avenue, TO the Pri2ma Com
nauy at an annual rental oe about
$500; & fioor ct ts9 l91 Franklin
street t. The Great Northern Export
ompany; u suite Of Offices at 100
'Noadway 10 Underhill & Rubinger,
and two floors at so Cliff Street TO
frank NJ. Bedel.
Harry n Moore has leased TO Nine.
Marie Louise. ladies' wear the store
As 1879 Broadway, for 4 long term Of
.ears. at an aggregate rental of
500 600.
Henry shapiro & Co ave leased
for Michael " Murphy CO the 81.
Regis Holding Co. ;hc building ar
$50 Sixth Avenue, al the northeast
corner of Thirty-tirst Street.
Hell G Stern have leased at $40 -o22
broadway. the store, basement and
second noor to DAVID ". Blow & Co.
for term Of years At total rental
~ SEQ 600
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25
Ny. Exchange for
Qo1ne1l's " ork Buys
Site for New Home
Mons a six-Story Building
for Own Occupancy on
Madison Avenue, Adioin-
ing 54th Street Corner

,,o Nav York Exchange for Women's
So, ;s 70 have new home in Madi
- Avenue. Through Pease 4 Gilman
:. :. exchange has bought from the $50
,ss,son Avenue Corporation and the
-. estate. respectively. the two four
s-s and basement dwellings at SAG
n 81, Madison Avenue. or plot 5ox
"A adjoining he northeast corner Of
.,.v.fourth Street. The brokers re-
ort ths holding price at S225,o00.
The exchanges present home, ct Mad
.oo Avenue and Forty-third Street. was
oIs last april for about $4,000 to the
,,ssnic Investing Company, which, ac-
riding to report. shortly afterward
,.ss profit of s1J0.00o on the realty
, resale TO the Fifth Church Of
arist (Scientist)-
It is planned by the exchange TO raze
-a dwellings at once and to erect six
,ory building for its exclusive use, to
ready for occupancy by 1iay next,
hen possession OF It's present building
INST be- given TO the Fifth Church Of
hrist, which plans = notable improve
,snt for the block front on Madison
~enue between forty-'hird and Forty
,ur.h streets Mrs. v. G. Thompson
chairman Of the building committee
/ the Exchange for Womens Work.
The attorneys IN the present transac,
on were Merrill. Rogers & Terry for
e exchange; Stoddard & Mark, for the
3s Madison Avenue Corporation. and
sdvalader, Wickersham 4 TAFT, for
ha King es+ate
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25
Coronet Apartment
AT 9th Ave. Corner Sold
Operators Purchase Flat ADJ
Joining the New York
Athletic Club

The Coronet apartment, 1884 to I0A4
sixth Avenue. at the northeast corner
Of Fifty -sighth Street, adjoining the
New York Athletic Club. has been sold
for the heirs Of the estate OF William
+. Burgess. through John Fnck. to
Everett & I. Randolph Jacobs. build
srs. 1t is q ten-story building, with d
frontage Of 1905 feet on the avenue
and 100 feet on the street. The pur-
ohasers will remodel into small suites.
The Coronet was completed about e ight-
cen years ago.
Last January the discussion OF tho
purchase of tho Coronet came up at
Athletic Club to appoint q special com
mittee TO take the matter up with the
view Of purchasing the Burgess estate
property. IN March the club voted on
the proposition and rejected 1t.
Brown Buys in 163d Street
The three fve-story apartments at
$50 to 546 West 163d, between Broad
way and st. Nicholas Avenue, have been
oought by Edward w. Browning. The
houses are on plot 44x100 each. The
buildings, which accommodate sixty
families, were sold BY John Finck for
532 West 1G3d Street, Inc, f. b. Rob
erts, president,
builders Rny in 81. Nicholas Avenue
The Mejster Builders have purchased d
the six story elevator apartment at 450
81. Nicholas Avenue, on plot 5lxl08x
III.
Sale in t91st Street
The Isaac Lowenfeld Realty Corpora
lion has purchased from Benjamin
bernstein so West 19!st Street. ad-
joining the southeast corner Of st.
Nicholas Avenue, q five-story modern
apartment arranged for twenty fam-
lies, on plot 50x104. Isidore Federman
was the broker.
Holding Company Gets 1osth St. House
Edward N. Crosby (, Co. and NJ. B.
Sriedman have sold for Harry Shwitzer
to the Systei Holding Company the FIVE
story fat at 73 East 109th Street, on
plot 2s.10x100.
Flat in 1896 Street Sold
J. s. Maxwell has sold SoT Joseph G.
Abramson to client Of George W,
saaso me tive-story fiat on plot 27xioo
at 2A3 East l23d Street, between Sec
ond and Third avenues.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25
Broadway Corner Bought
BY Corn Exchange Bank
Site at Spring Street To Be I'm
proved With Building
for Its Own Use

William A. White G Sons havo sold
for P. Lorillard Ronalds. Fannie f.
Richie and Mildred Ronalds 527
Broadway, and have also cold 625
Broadway and 81 Spring Street for the
Sternberger estate.
These buildings together form 4
plot 50x100 ut the southwest corner Of
Broadway and Spring Street The
buyer is the Corn Exchange Bank,
which now has a branch on the north
east corner OF Broadway and Spring
Street. and has made these purchases
intending to improve with its own
bark building. Brown, Wheelock Corr
pany represented the owners OF 52t
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25
Suburban Plot Buyers
Plan to Erect Homes
Sites nj New Rochelle and at
Nassau Point TO Re
Improved

h. {. Griffin and z. II. Collins have
sold for the Murray Development Com
pany two lots at Monroe and Cherry
avenuen, New Rochelle, to W X. Dog
gett, He will build q home at once
Also, fox the Murray Development
Company, plot OF six lots on Linden
Avenue to s. b. Moore, Of Larchmont
who will slso improve the property
Ihe same brokers have rented for C
blackburn Miller hia cottage st %
Summit Avenue to F.. X. Woodwor.h
and for Dennis A. Harrington his cot
tage at Grove and Magnolia avenues 70
Walter II. Seeley
To Build Of Nassau Point
The Nassau Point Club Properties
Inc, have recently sold at Nassau
Point, on Peconic Bay, five acres to
+: W. Robinson, Of Essex Fells. \. j. ,
nine acres to Ralph 5. Case, Of Man
Aattan; plots of one Or more acres to
/. }. Morgan, Of Yonkers; DR. G. W
Gardner. of Brooklyn, and Thomas
Sadie S. McClelland, Dr. Lawton Fl
Wilson, l.. L. Tucker and r. h. Everett
of Manhattan. The purchasers expect
10 build st once.
Building in Yonkers Scid
Broadman brothers have sold The
building at ll2 Landscape Avenue
Yonkers, on plot 50x100, for Mrs. Attic
Pettlnger TO Jacob Klein.
Add to Linden Tract
Burlng & Swan have sold the Cor
nell tract, at Linden, n. j., to John
Fedor 1t comprises some uine acres
and adioins the tract OF 1911 acres
which the same brokers sold 10 Mr
Fedor about q month sago.
The two sales combined nre one OF
the largest sales of this class OF prop
erty in the northern part OF New Jer-
sey which hns been consummated for
some time.
Cooper Gets Great Neck House
Baker Ctowell has sold to Kenneth
+. Cooper, of Great Neck, the Walter
J. Nrecland residence at Greuwoldc
Great Neck, Long Island. The property
consists of one and oue-fourth acres
residence and shore privileges.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25
Recorded Transfers
Downtown

BowHnY. %, W g ec.s u PsM ST. 2aN97.s,
nonsld Thomas ct a. ,jl,, trqalee, 20 tic :,
AIi.EN 81. iss, : :. a5xs7.6; Louis I.ipsS
20 Bessi- Enoch. at sprins ellen, Y,
aA5y ! sidney s GaTdoao ai 's"7 20 7iH' / "a
ST, i5s. II > 25x1oo; I poggrn
70 Roeaiie Iosenthal. s1oo 5th nv; a!
81. ia, 8 " cor Spring q.
1s fx4e. Jacob Jooss 10 lily y Griffin.
AZ Diamond 81, n II Q. and David Fl
attX. VIZ Celtiedss, i9 south r ,.Sl
Elk ST. II T. a91919 az, Man5ge gd,t isr1 a1a5
Andrews av. 'ntGc 500 COO: rct Is; atty,
Bernard Rogers .os Hwoy ........$ 500
East Si,e
sTH ST, .. 203 W AZ \ 25.lox97.G;
sarah Miller to Narry MNler la4 Il
"es 19''s'p' CO. aity It = P"s = sernsscl ''5
lsf Az, 600. " cor 4oth st, 24.4ox75;
Marne Realty Corpn TO JAS Z CaIiy, AS
Ashford st, Hkyn; an licns; Pct u
atty T. T & r CO. loo RwaY ..... 500
Nathan sulaserrer to Morrsa spodei.'
Neptune av Ssagate. G + AL Ncns; oc.
a,t!s Lin4 * r. ~ ColNF e o. %
~ Sf 259 H. = -ex w fs1 =! hernhara IN u,
part, b & $, all liens; attys. We'll {.
Mayer. ; IsetAman st ......;.... 80
5 ~ p fEoIt<i<l I Samnei WeH ~ u
exrs 20 same 4 part; al Mcns' Oct 10.
3ttNs, salo, .,.....-..- 80 oV
ME rI.DFt.It1f. iseTtua Kuhn to Bern
nauo Mayer. ~ . 72d st. y part, al
lions. OCT 10. a,tys sarne ..... 49,. 90
- ME- YPe PETTY. same 90 SamD, Benz
r ana Louis Wei. ). n 75th at, cXrs.
tenas Weil u naIi. 4 t.; ali l'enss.
77rH 81, io7 II. n 3. 2sxlo2;2, Jos snd
Ellen King 10 Eighth Church Of Christ
Scicnlist. 1890 Lexington av; Tntge 81,
300 ana ali liens snd y m intse sle,501
Sept 30 atty q I Co, i7e
6TH AV, - 52g 3 sgd ri, 25x1O0; Geo
Could 10 Mary - Gerard, 5i2 Mad
lson ~. al liens: oct z; atty, = T
& ~ Co. i35 nWay ..........,.,...s 81 90
a2I)s st, $3.50 u, y, 50xi0o.s; reul i
SNoluia f. Eas 5choiuGn. 3as E 92d
IT. oct ~: at.y, Jos n He~zberg. Z
PARK Nv. . { s7th et, 9bxloo; A Mar
t3nson q al 20 WA Ainort 2ls Bush 81.
Bronx, and pbil:p II Hessol, g2s Mncy
III. l4tGe i9z5t6. oct a.. attIr. Nor-
wood 4 R ". IL =. 4ath a1........ 500
--.iTIi Sp 81 f. g. 2Qxl0n.ll; E,ln l
Murphy L. nora Greenbaui1. 2tt II ilsth
Fl. an Ncu3, oct %; atty, 4 G Il T GO.
10 broadway ........., .....'.SlOo 80
West side
18TH CT. = Zoe sth AZ, 7sxs2. Marion
stelr t. .feroYno il ftein, 42o 9Th av:
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25
Ribbon and Carbon Firm
Ge,a Permanent Home

William A. White & Sons have sold
Tor 3 client Of Brooklyn Trust Com
pany tbs property At 23 barclay Street,
n tive-story building ~ plot 24.2x1o1.t 70
between Church Street and Wcst
Broadway Tie present tenant has q
ensc TO run for -four years yet, but the
rev owners, George and Bcniamin
Abrahsms, OF tac Royal Ribbon ana
che adjoining building. at rs barclay
street. on which they hold seven
year lease, have purchased with the
dca OF being assured Of permanent
aOne
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25
Foreigner, Buyin.
H..ncn's Garment

oEe'en buyers are taking some =.
the surp ius stocks Of womens fall AZ 4
#-ntef garments left on The hands -
t4~'efers and ioObers BY the "a T.
'ng o' - domestic demand Ia-.
orders ara being received from Can-
ciaa retailers and johbcrs an fro ,.
large retailers in Mcxieo O,dcrs fro +.
Cuban aGd south American buyers also
arc prevalent. One prominen. drees
,nanuia4 arer yesterday received :.
Z5,ooV osder from Mexico City.
The aeTelopment Of export trade s.
engaging ,Ae attention OF more manu-
faeturers here. Firms that made Il
drive for foreign business few month.
age. despite the fact that domestic ar
ders were larger than they could hand a.
are now ieaping the benefit Of the y,
forcsi ght. they say
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25
Gives sp Fiji: Avenue Home
For apartment 5ife

Douglas J.. Gilman & Co. have leased
furnished apartment at 555 Park
Avenue, at the corner II Sixty-sccond
street. for Arthur G. Steinbach to Mrs
j. s. Thacner VINO recently sold her
nouse nt 80 Fifth Avenue and lot
IN the rear on $ixtv-third Street TO
William Zieglcr. jr Also q large fur
oshed apartment at 92 East Sixty
fourth ssleot for Noah G. Rogers and
furnished apa ctmcnt at T55 Park Ave
r7ie. st the corner Of Seventy second
Street, for Mrs. A. Fl. Joline TO Mrs,
Cord Never
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25
Better Demand for " ooi

BOSTON, Oct. 24.-~''ihe Commerci
Bulletin tomorrow VIII say; "Tl
demand fer wool has increased M
tcgialiy during the past week and
prices are firm. There has been a..
especially strong call for the tn,
woods, bat Il considerable turnover. r
tpr,e-llE IS woolS - reported
the foreign markets axe arm fnr
the iincf @ad medium wools, with
tendency upward on the hnc grade
South American low crossbrsdS for il
portatioR are easier"
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25
Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

a e. ~. @ntorl svder at Hayer Be-.
ltner and = sohneck owners. Micha i
fishfr. contractor. ......, s23It.
III ~. ~. ihiAp Rcgsizly art Flo.
.nce ]" tasf owner Cheisoa rakei5
..oe, co.lti+ot"r" e.-.... ....... t2.s45.tr
@0If ST. 1915 ". hudson Iron & WI.
" erHa. .ac. aTS lsugc-inan Realty
Construction 60. oNle. and contra
se5il -. e Manhattan sand 90 =.
- IN. ia :. SoLe5. 9N ae4 ~acub Miller
Ircde1-eE Rose . Co. contractors SIS
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25
Augustus :. BIagdon
Buvs Greenwich Estate

GREENWICH, Conn, Oct. "a.
Thomas \. Cooke has sold for Georfe
T. Domihick. jr., his estate on La ,
Avenue to Augustus S. BIagdon, pres
dent OF the Air Reduction Company oi
New York.
It consists OF large residence, ou
buildings and garage and eleven acr,
of land. Mr.. Cooke has also sold W. r
acres Of land OF Patterson Avenus
owned by Colonel A. K. Michlar. to
Carlos K. Waters, of the Kcnsingto1
Manufacturing Company, who vii
erect on the property Colonial houts
costing $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25
Building Loan Contracts
Hrni,

az w O. % T ,3sth 50, so2
xlees 1871 broadway Holding corp lon
y pay n.erts) .....--..... 800. 0
{ EkFSItN Az. Ifafrnr. av as
ie2 is5 Broadway Bod ag crrp loa4
sd s. Realty CO. lac. 60 erect bid
w EsB Az 8. 200 = e 1arl. tlsm
So lopi CT Mortgass ro loans q l.
bide CO. Inc. 20 erect 0-a's apart me
tn Pttffh-itt'j -..s. ...... $50.
AMtNBsrN ~. 2 =. 40 , Nelson a.. ii
lte' T9stc hes,er saViaes Bank loa
Mare Chsissiarson 70 erect = bl,
. hat fheaif} ...-.-.---......... Sc O.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25
H.. u tS1et vt rr ,n+ee {

GIL II tS1st ut. pr lntge 5000; oct g.
ials ? c; attys. Menkin Bros. s06
'hEsToN Av X :, 2096 i7gth st. ia2.6
NOD: 17ad - Realty co 10 1856 Broad
way Holding Corpu. oct 23 yr, Pc,
atty, = T & NJ CO. 1885 Broadway
$4,000
REsTON AV, w fremont av. so AZ
'e; sa1nc TO same; oct %; ". p c
~ .iIf S5u. NPV
WEBB Az, Z :. 800 "a Park view pl, I0oN
looX60yl00; 6 l. s Realty co Il CITY
Mtte CO, l5 Wall at, Oct %; demand
500 n00
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25
BROOKLYN Dwellings, Sold

The Realty associates hnve sold to
an investor 1eM Vernon Avenue, two
and one-half story dwelling, on plot
2ox45xlo0, consisting Of thirteen rooms.
The property will bo somewhat re
modelled.
The Bulkley & Horton Company has
sold 216 Spencer Street, q two-family
dwelling, for the estate of J. A. Cassidy
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25
Recorded Lease.
Manhattan

4srr ST. 20 ~; ana b: the sirnoo.
Rcalty Corpn 20 Hans II Wuest and Eo,,,
q Barber POI " S5ih 81; firnl title; crs =
studios yrs froul oct 1; atty. Alfr
G NJ McNevin - Nassau St.
$1,000 70 IS 81
24TH ST. 1913 Y, alI. Caroline II Fie d
10 a Leipzig, - ~ 7th ~: yrs fro r
teh = ian: aitya. lachmar < q, g.
; assam 8 fls. O.
-J lesson AZ 145. 2d q. MADISON I.unll
9'%uhns hroGy 11st le 2lst 81. Bkiyu
=. Srs from Feb ,, 1919: sttys. Boo
j iin.s. i5G iti av.-.-.-.--... ....... s2s'
"otT ST 3G-5s u; 5th loft, Win ii Jlma .
e = trustee fer tnc owner. to Winterrnut B..
Aiunson Co SO ic 10Th st; 3 yra from +.
Ta2N. attf Jno n Ieddy 239 Hroa'
18TH ST 2e-24 * 9th loft Charles IA.
premises from lar ieea 10 Jan 6
4S-'' yrs renew ..... ......-...... 81 10
DAWSON ST ess; cor sur. Welf Jslutste
e. Elias 'gOcl. t04 x oiiy e.. ana Ruo: y.
from May !. 1870: atty, Hartman, }. .
II, % Fine - ....-.---.s 81
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25
,uction To-day az North Bergen

Bryan l.. Kennedy, auctioneer, will
ell at absolute auction. on the prem
'es AZ , ?. N to-day, 298 lots on
iate Street. Myers Avenue, Hacksn-
lck Turnpike. Pennsylvania Avenue
nd other edioiuug streets N the town
hip OF North Nergsn, \. J. AL I'M
sovements arc and the assessments
id.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25
New Building Plans
ltrOuX

.A'i.irH ELL. ~ III 1fgth st. is',
brick garare. 40oxl7 Fas, fssth ,'-
keaitF Corp. owners Sam 4 Anliifa
lfii Shakespeare a., pres, Loranz e
Weihor. III West 41s II II. architocf
eost ..- .......-....... ........... 5000 f
HhhTH Az. w g 1884 n 22e;h 81. t,...
sly hricA dwellings a71ef rd t .
-sty brick g&Tapes ltV1e. Heath Coz
strGrli0n Co. owuer. Henry HuSh hau.
on premises. pres, Chas K9yaubosr ,
= 1854 st arch. co-f . s3G.0l1
Manhattan Alteration
9TH ST -s L. o., "a s-sfy dN 'uoe =
Mch esson Ryo, x =. owuer r. fv "
cr"a, lp1 Park -V, arcn' cost 800. o. 9
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25
lis Penticns
Nfnsliuttan

. =. .3.A ~, e1N57.f, Soioa =
i..eistsrn - as .:H-'ees ar. i.aert
Nat1 q al tfoeecies of a-tse3; ATTY. : =
fBeNy
aor.i s~ - T Kari fi.dsnbtsne ae, 4ils.
j,y' ert ~ nj (snaenAed corflos ot iltgeg .
al'y. p >cnocuhorr
l0eD sT go " 1estav kirpsi asi Mar
* - - Henne ~ al ,fprciVs ct f.tsef-
atty, j r Martin
-1yTE 81 sio-slz II: two actions; Ma
fettan .ns 60 aEt OTTO Doll & i
tinr=cios 4 two mtses) atty. Z u kan-
= uott
ltep .sT. 55e W A,be-, Mamiooi, ast T.avs
bitterifar.
J. ri ST 4t5 r. IIclrn Sohasfes aet John
y o'trnnor ~ "a; ,lNrtttion). atty, l.
6oelt ST, 22o 4; George Ramsey e. al agt
Aaron tiucdalia et al Eforec!os q. rntge) /.
@ttys. bcckman. Meahen Gr-scoia-.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25
Old Holding in 2Sd Street Sold

Dwight, Archibald Berry and Sam
uel Hamlet have sold to Aronow Bros.
(Wonora Knitting Mllls) the four
story and basement building at &c
West Twenty-th;rd Street, for the
William Earle estate. The property
has been in the Earle family since
1853
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25
Firs, Sale of Property in
Water Street i'm 1870 Years

Charles F. Noyes Company has sold
for Elizabeth Harper to A. Berry Com
pany BAL Water Street, five-story
building on lot 25x8O This Is the first
sale of the property since 1880 The
purchasers will substantially improve
the building and occupy the same for
their business
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25
Bronx

y i}ITLOCK AV. ESQ. Jacob I. AaGro-l agt
harris Funk OF al tpartitlon su!D atty.
Nj Monfricd.
l7srl' 81. r. ioe anthony ~ .Aox
NNf - tfnc}sN1 N'sn t'c Ats Grgss4
CO. She @f - f.-tg--4s a..
s.tees, .ttys, = .~A.4rceT ~ Green.
,si sc SIT. x 700 Morris a.. texte-.
Morris NY 8 la !, 1918. ss. <ssi0i.
iohr T Magyar AIT Conet.evc Mercedes
" prA ol ~ eparf.Sion suit), atty. T
MasaA.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25
REAL ESTATE

sFVRNIsHFD APARTMENTS 70 LET
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25
Recorded Mortgages
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The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1919-02-22
PoINDExTER SCORES LEAGUE
Senator Says Entrance of U. S. Into
Peace Body Would Mean Surren-
der of American Rights.

Washington, Feb. 20.-In the first
prepared address on the league Of ma
lions delivered in the senate since the
constitution Of the proposed league
was made public, Senator Poindexter
(rep) of Washington declared the
entrance of the United States into the
league would mean surrender of
American rights, privileges and SOY
ereignty; the abandonment Of the
Monroe doctrine and a violation of the
Constitution.
The constitution of the league, he
asserted, was conflicting, indefinite and
uncertain and the machinery which it
proposes to set up similar to the
soviet government of Russia"
"N'o such colossal burden or en-
tangling alliance was ever before con
ceived in the world" the senator said.
Instead of being an instrument of
peace 1t is the fertile seed Of war
the dragons teeth from which, when
sown, armed soldiers will spring"