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The sun., 1919-08-22
HUYLER HOME SOLD,

The Clark School for Concentrate ton
has purchased the Huyler dwellings at
the northwest corner OF West End ave-
nue. and Seventy-second street, which II
has occupied under lease for the last
two years. Eventually the school will
Teimprove the site.
The dwelling at the immediate cor
ner, which was the home OF Mr.. Huy-
Ter for many years. is to be made the
headquarters OF the institution. 1t Is
planned to install In this building a
gymnasium and swimming pool.
Previous to taking the Huyler dwell
inss the Clark School was located at
the corner of West End avenue and
Seventy-hrst street.
The sun., 1919-08-22
JACKSON nUYs, AND SELLS.

Daniel II. jackson has purchased from
the Commonwealth Insurance Company
the two five story tenement houses
and stores at s21 and S25 East Hath
street between First and Second ave-
nuee. The properties occupy a plot so
xlO0. George r Read q Company were
the brokers.
Mr.. jackson sold yesterday to Edgar
Schumacher i've story new law tene.
ment house at the southeast corner OF
Prospect avenue and 163d street. The
house accommodates twenty-five families
rents for $1,000 year and was held
at $4,000. Julius Hoffman and s. wolfi
were the brokers. Mr.. jackson acquired
the property a few weeks ago from the
Herster estate
The sun., 1919-08-22
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north OF 10th street)
ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

10TH ST. w--Abr Goldsmith TO Hy ]
Romberg and ano, trustees and II J
Romberg and ano' trustees, to Bowery
40 wall st...2 assns t27, 900 and t2i, 900
DIST ST, so E-wm Ginilan to Lawyers
Esas e S"@ CO, so B% sway GO
pRs eSGDS a8a 1i5s.Ed1iin Ely 70
powery saw Bank. i2S Boweryi attys
CadwaiAder, W & T. 30 Wall st. 9 Assns
,sST1H TT ST, S sss W; Convent av. 4ss.sSHH
Max n Natanson and ano to Matilde
winternits, 80 w i67th st; atty; Paul
% Err 'o st nSSy Ewm SSH aa. ssSh 'lSp
trustees, to Title Guar & Trust Go. l!s
,,T TTI sr, Ga E. mtg ,s.saS.wm Amend Amend
Hkiyn; attys Amend & A. lls Nassau
JEsFrERsoN sf. =. 50 Madison 81
is s.s to St. f BGsn atty 01! CO. MFG
,os sMfy ST, sii WY Min: and anc.
the Church cur liz iH s l'6 9Th ay st az
WEST n ST. sSss; Albany st, ii; cedar y st,
isS-sS. mtg $4,000, OOO..Metropolita Life
Ins CO TO American sugar Rsnning Co.
sri sly TaI assi Avenue ctEs%ysTS
gomery pl, Bklyn; atty. NJ 90. SO
p hSerI ISv' 1sii.isis.N Y Title & Mort Mort
co to National Academy of Design; ad.
dress 1875 Bway .....,..:.......,..ti 6 900
FRANKLIN st. 5000. mtg iss. ooO--N Y
Title q Mort Co to American Trust Co,
isS Bway; atty. N 4 NJ Co, 1875
gysy r,,g 4, a mts Of W 1890
man 10 Aaron q HausmEn. 1870 Sbth ct.
Bkiyn; attys, sisEel. d s, 81 Cham
E SSTi ST.. ios..ioS, mtg $40, ooo-Hu9enia
X Davis to Empire Trust Co; attys. Alex
ander a Green. 12o Bway. .......,t a.eoo
The sun., 1919-08-22
BROWN BUYS IN ESD STREET.

Frederick Brown has bought from the
Central Union Trust Company the prop
erty occupied by Sheppard Knapp. Son
Co. on Twenty-third and Twenty
fourth streets. between Fifth and Sixth
avenues. 1t Is known as SO and II Yves,
Twenty-thlrd street and 20 West TWEEN.
ty-fourth street, the frontage being Al
and 10 feet respectively, with a depth
Of 400 feet On the Twenty-third stree;
end there Is a six story and basement
building, and on the Twenty-foslrth street
there is a four story and basement build
ing. The site contains approximately
$4,000 square feet. Mr.. Brown will ge,
possession OF the property shortly. The
trust company has been holding the
property at s25o.000. william Bonsal
was the broker.
The sun., 1919-08-22
OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN

WEST 12STH STREET-Goodwin &
Goodwin sold for Margaret Hogg
through Charles A. Baker, substitute
administrator of the James r. Hogg
estate. the four story stable, 34x9s.1l,
at 131 West 12Sth street. This prop
erty has not changed hands since 1884.
EAST 18TH STREET James II.
Cruikshank purchased from the Land
Estates Company ~ East 18th
street, five story double fat with two
stores, on plot 25x100, valued at
$4,000. Henry Sugarman was the
broker
WEST FORTY-FIFTH STREET-Bas-
tine & Co., Inc, sold the two story
stable at Ala West Forty-fifth street
for Sylvina Z. Wall. Michael f.
Walsh. attorney. represented the pur-
chaser. and Carlisle Norwood, at
torney, represented the seller.
WEST NINTH STREET-D. @. Rich
ardson sold 81 West Ninth street. a
three story and basement dwelling, on
lot 22.2x92.9, near Sixth avenue.
WEST 120TH STREET-Samuel Krule-
witch sold for Mrs. Rose Hammer
Stag to Rudolph Schwartz the four
story dwelling, 17x10o. at 156 West
1s0th street.
EAST l2STH STREET - Benedetto
Schepps bought from the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company as trustee
the three story dwelling at 232 East
12Sth street, on a lot lS.9xse11.
EAST THIRTEENTH STREET - II.
Meltzer sold for Susan Stern the three
story loft building at 11s and 100 East
Thirteenth street. on a plot 45x100,
near Fourth avenue The purchaser lie
the Star Box Lumber Company, which
will occupy IL for its business. 1t was
held at $4,000.
WEST nth STREET-Samuel Krule-
witch sold to Leon Dienstag for DR..
Florian Krug the four story dwelling
on lot 1sx100, at 1874 West 111th street
WEST 132D STREET-The Kellogg es-
tate sold 81 West 1921 street. a five
story fat on lot 26x100. adjoining the
northeast corner OF Lenox avenue.
WEST 136TH STREET.-THE Farmers
Loan and Trust Company sold 1874
West 1s6th street. three story and
basement dwelling on lot 16.Sx99.11.
EAST NINETY-F1RST STREEr-The
three story dwelling on a lot ls.4x
1908. at 80 East Ninety-first street
near Madison avenue. has been sold
by Ella A. Cooper to Doris Schwarr.
EAST FIFTY SEVENTH STREET
Ennis and sinnott resold the foul
three story dwellings on a plot 65S
100 at 400 to 40 East Fifty-seventh
street to Rose Hulnick. James Walsh
was the broker.
The sun., 1919-08-22
sHENK BUYS THE BALTIMORE.

The sixth deal of Importance was the
purchase by Joseph Shenk of the Kath-
more apartment. a six story elevator
house at the northwest corner of Broad
way and 135th street, from Som
Brothers. The property occupies a plot
100xi25 and contains forty-three apart
ments and seven stores. 1t rents for
$4,000 and was held at $4,000.
Bernard London was the broker.
Mr.. Shenk also purchased from the
National Butchers and Drovers Bank
the six story apartment house. on a plot
4Ox1So, at the northwest corner of Madi-
son avenue and 10th street, renting for
$4,000 and held at $4,000.
The sun., 1919-08-22
TRINITY SELLS EIGHT HOUSES

Eight more OF the old roolSeries owned
for years by Trinity Church Corporation
were sold yesterday at the southwest
corner OF varick and King streets, and
the size will soon be improved by n
modern commercial structure. They were
taken by Charles Cory & Son. Inc, man.
ufacturers on nautical instruments at
800 Hudson street.
The properties comprise buildings two
and three stories high. and cover a plot
rs feet on Varick street and $50 feet on
King street. 1t is understood that the
purchasers will erect a six story con-
crete and steel building for their exclu-
sive occupancy. Within the last year
Trinity Corporation has disposed OF
nearly 100000 worth of its realty.
The sun., 1919-08-22
NEW UNITED CIGAR LEASE.

Among the important properties re-
Gently leased by the United Cigar Stores
Company is the entire building at the
southeast corner Of Thirty-fourth street
and Eighth avenue, New York city. The
entire ground floor at the southeast cor
ner Of Liberty and Church streets, New
York, has also been leased by the
United. They will occupy space here
for one of their stores In Brooklyn the
United has leased the entire corner build
ing at 557 Fifth avenue corner of Fiji
teenth street After alterations are
made they will occupy the corner for one
of their stores and sublet the balance
of the space
The sun., 1919-08-22

Fred Snow conducted the sale and
aisposed of 1se lots and stores on
sienwood Road (Avenue o., F1atiands
ana hemsen avenues, East Ninety
second lCanarsie avenue), East Eighty
nlntn' East Ninety-fifth, East Ninety
sixth, East Ninety-elghth, East Ninety
nlntn and East Tooth streets for
sSS,s7O. Among the buyers were II.
Il kolf, Isaacs r. Van Horton. Walter
g. Peterkins, p. Gagalarde, p. Davaford,
X j. Regan, j. NJ. Byrne, Adolf Dia-
mond, M. M. Getweitz, NJ. Hess, II. A.
kromninger. b. Greenstein, Joseph
douglass and w. ]. Rourke.
The sun., 1919-08-22

While trying to board a b. II. T. sub
way train st Canal street at the rush
hour yesterday morning Annie Pulia, "a,
of 1497 Gates avenue, Brooklyn, was
pushed to the platform floor by the
crowd and trampled upon. When Pa
trolman Peter Owens of the Mercer
street station came TO her rescue IT was
found that she was badly cut about the
body and head. At Bellevue Hospital it
was said her skull may be fractured,
The sun., 1919-08-22
FIVE BRONX FLATS SOLD.

s. Morrill, Banner and William L. Levy
have sold the Ave story new law apart
ment houses at S7s to $50 and 9lS and
sl7 Longfellow avenue. each on = plot
3sxl0i. arranged for three families on a
floor. The houses. which were held at
$4,000, were acquired from an invest
ing client OF ]. l. Sonand. and are the
last Of sixteen similar properties acquired
by the sellers last February to pass to
new interests. They were former hold
ings Of George F. Johnson.
The sun., 1919-08-22
PLAN NEW pYcKMAN SCHOOL.

new school is planned for the Dyck-
men section, provided the Board OF Esti-
mate approves the recommendation OF
the Board of Education to buy the plot
OF twenty-four lots on the north side OF
2l1th street, extending through to 212th
street. The site has a frontage of 400
feet on each street and a depth OF
1910. 1t is assessed at s9S,500. Fred
erick L. Merriam of Tarrytown owns the
212th street property and the Nor ewood
Realty Company is the owner of the
southerly half of the plot
The sun., 1919-08-22
RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

Pease & Gilman leased to F. II.
GIeenebaum the four story and base
mcnt dwelling at 80 West Firty-third
stl eet. between Fifth and Sixth avenues.
and let a furnished apartment In the
Montana at 375 Park avenue to F. H.
Payne.
The Houghton Company leased for DR..
Albert T. Sander the flve story American
basement dwelling at 6s West Eighty
seventh street to Bernard F. Huppe.
The sun., 1919-08-22
OTHER SALES IN THE RRoNx.

WALTON AVENUE-B. H. weisker
sold tho three story dwelling at 240B
Walton avenue for the New York
Trust Company as executors OF the
Hyslop estate to A. Samis for occu-
pancy.
WEST 18TH STREET-Porter & Co.
sold for Francis S. Phraner TO Ennis
& Sinnott the three story dwelling at
500 West 1S5th street.
CRESTON AVENUE-Dr. Gutenberg
bought from the Kountze estate a plot
R4N100 at the northeast corner OF
1S0th street and Creston avenue. T.
Osborne Smith was the broker.
The sun., 1919-08-22
BUYS LENox HILL HOME.

Pease & Gilman sold for Mrs. Emily
D. Strauss 20 East Seventy sixth street,
q four story and basement modern resi-
dence, with three story and basement
extension. on lot 19xl02.2. to Joseph G..
Abramson attorney. The property was
held at 10000. Negotiations are pend
ing for a resale. The same brokers have
sold Is and II East Seventy-sixth street
10 Caroline jackson. and % East Twenty
Exth street TO DR.. Herman Schwartz.
The sun., 1919-08-22
HEBREWS nuy ON CHupoH.

The Hebrew Free School of 10s-11o
Attorney street has bought the old
church at 12s-132 Stanton street, on a
plot S0x100, between Norfolk and Essex
streets. The building will be remodelled
as home for the hundreds of poor and
orphan children who are maintained and
educated at the school. The purchase
was made for 100000.
The sun., 1919-08-22
NEW HOME FoR MAGNETIC co.

The American Bosch Magnetic Cor
poration has purchased through Frank
l.. Fischer from William Kobe, DR..
Henry Began and the Mcdonnell estate
II TO 20 West SixtIeth street, near
broadway. The sale involves four three
story dwellings. covering a plot 7Sx100.
The buyers intend TO erect a building
which viii represent an investment close
TO 800 900
The sun., 1919-08-22
I27 MAIDEN LANE LEASED.

The Charles F. Noyes Company has
leased the entire building at 127 Maiden
lane for Henrietta Blur to the A.
Hussey Leaf Tobacco Company for ten
years at an aggregate rental of about
$4,000; also the fourth floor at 81
Beekman street for Matilda Leerburger
to Issac Levine and Saul L. Gompers
for five years.
The sun., 1919-08-22
BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

Berkshire Realty Company purchased
through Louis Steinfeld. broker. from
Merry Realty Company, two four story
sixteen family houses at 40 and ~ Nc
Donough street on plot S0xl20x135.
The property was held at $4,000.
Realty Trust sold for Alec Building
Company the semi-detachsd dwelling
At 2i55 sixty-sixth street Aaplston
The sun., 1919-08-22
LIE PENDENs.


MADISON Av. W cor 37th ct. 2Tsxe5-
Charles 8 Levy agt Ella NJ o'Ksne lac
counting, &cp. atty, ] Ronney.
18TH st. 3ll Emma NJ Gross, trus
ast George schancupp ct al (foreclosure
of mortgAge); attys, Middiebrook Bor-
land.
Bronx.
KINGSBRIDGE TERRACE. S04o-Thomas
J Marley agt Hugh NJ Creighton ct al
foreclosure OF mortgage); atty, NJ j
Mulqueen.
18TH ST. cor Railroad av, 2ixlo0;
also 1asth st. n 8, "a Park Av, 24x1Oo
August Uohlein ast Hattie Gr-ite
ct al foreclosure OF mortgage)i atty,
q Frey.
10TH ST. All E--Nathan jacobson axt
Mabel NJ Gordon faction for specific rer-
Torrance Of contraot); atty. II salAnt.
The sun., 1919-08-22
Cambria Declares Another Extra.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 21.-The Cambria
Steel Company declared to-day the regu-
lar quarterly dividend OF III per cent
and an extra dividend OF rs cents a
share. The extra dividend is the same
as was paid three months ago.
The sun., 1919-08-22
oANARsIn LOFTS SOLID.

The Jore Johnson Jr. Company held a
successful auction sale OF Canarsie lots
wednesday, evening In the Brooklyn
Hesl Estate saiesroom- Auctioneer
The sun., 1919-08-22
Port Charge Committee Reports.

The committee appointed by the board
of managers OF the New York Coffee and
Sugar Exchange to investigate port
charges. delays in shipping and ware
house conditions submitted its report
to the board yesterday. The report was
not made public,
The sun., 1919-08-22
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

6sD ST. ll2-1l4 E--Superior Fire Proof
Door Sash Co, Inc sgt Abraham h
Cox ct al, owners; James c Mack Go
Inc contractor (renewaD ...........S439
THOMPSON ST. 22l-225--Jnhn A Phil
brick Bro Rgt Henry Birdsall, owner.
James Mack co, contra ctor, 81, $50. Al
The sun., 1919-08-22
COMMERCIAL LEASES.

Haggstrom & Callen leased the store
and basement at 200 West Slxty-ninth
street to Frank Gravagna.
oscar d. & Herbert v. Dixie leased
the store at 81 West Forty sixth street
TO Mrs. Marie Muir.
The sun., 1919-08-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Standard Time.
sun rises. ....,6:l2 Sun sets.,.... Z AS p NJ
Moon rises ......2;56 A
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. IS :S5 A NJ Gov Island, 6; Oi A NJ
Hell GBte......S;2) A NJ
LOW WATER THIS DAY
Sandy Hook ii 30 A NJ Gov Island. IL :OS A NJ
Hell Gate......2.2I a NJ
The sun., 1919-08-22

rer, 2sil Bathgate av. mtg 5000. Aug
20, atty, Title Guar Co, l76 Bway 800
SAME PROPERTY-Ida w. Schwoerer to
James Meier, 637 Bergen av, mtg $4,000,
Aug 30: atty, Title Guar Co, 11e Broad
The sun., 1919-08-22

(East Of Fifth avenue, between Four
teenth and 10th streets.)

Cast of Fifth avenue, between rour-
tenth and 10th streetso
2D Av,. s5i r, n 8. 2oxss-Dsvid H orgei
to Julius Blaun, pob West End av. ct al
exrs, and q, all liens, Aug IL; attys
Lind a p, 4s Cedar st.........:....n
18TH ST. sal E, n 6, 25x1o3.S-Ceth Dau-
phin ct al to Max Kuperbers' sss Av a a
,sTTaH ST, ts.iS e, 5, 55oxsa--Metropeii;
tan Life ms Co to Harry Swanson, S24
w 9eth ct, oil liens, and 8, g; attys,
Butcher, T & F, ! Madison av. :Sl9g
SAME PRoPERTY-Hsrry Swanson to M
l. Refs Elm I'd, Hsrtsdale, N y AZ
MADISON ST, ~, rs 2sxs2 sHe ns,l
ham st. mtg $4,000, all liens. Aug ~;
attys, Morrison 4 s, $40 Bway .tiOO
51sT st. 4sS K, n .. 20xl0o. b-Amerlce
stark to Sadie stark, 1904 Madison av,
mtg 81, 900, Aug 21..:..::....n;....3'S :,
INST ST, i22 f, $ $, ls.sxlOo.5-Riehsrds !. r
Costello to Jeanne T, his wife, 6S S6th
ST, Aug 70; atty, n NJ Co, ~.
7sp p"s 81, Ito u, IS. is1iOa.i--Lewis y y
and stanley NJ Isaacs. exrs. to Edw
Delaneld. Noroton. Conn. mtg t2o,goV,
is part all liens, Aug II; attys .
a s. Isaacs, 81 William st. 80. k1O,S oV
SAME PRoPEKTY-Alics I Pep ; ct a.
to same, as parts. mtg $4,000 all mems,
Apr IL; attys, same. .....'.'''''''
The sun., 1919-08-22
SAILED FOR NEW YORK..

SIS Lake Elsinore. from Bristol.
SIS llutetian. from Dartmouth
ga Relyedere from Portland England.
SIS Lake Foristall from Tampa.
So Lake Hurst. from Cristobal
IS Graf Waldersee. from Brest
SIS PHnaman, from Brest,
SIS Edith, from Buenos Ayres
SIS Cottonplant. from Montevideo
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
Sc West Pool. at Antwerp.
rs Bratsberg, at Rio.
Sc i'arius, at Muntevideo,
SIS Kotonla, at Buenos Ayres.
So Clan MacBrsyne, at Beirut.
IS General o. II. Ernst. at Cristobal
IS CITY OF Melbourne, AT CrtstObal
&c Tyives, at Cristobal
SIS Lake Freeland, at Mobile.
SIS SaleTna. al Para.
IS Pennyworth at Brest
IS Courageous. at Liverpool,
So Chicago, al bordeaux.
SIS American. at Antwerp,
IS MesAba, az Plymouth
ss Rlbe, at stornoway.
The sun., 1919-08-22
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF owner and
Attorney
no~ntoxxn

Downtown.
(South of Fourteenth street)
GREENE ST, lo7, ., 800 n Spring vt,
2bxlO0i Greene ut, 100, W q, 325 Spring
IT, 25xl00; Greene ct, 1l1,gw a. $50 n
Spring ct, 2bx100-Emma Gutman, In
divid and ertrx, to Ralesom Realty
Corp, III Wooster ct, mtgs, $4,000, AL
liens, Aug s: atty. N Y g NJ CO, iSS
GREENE ST, los, s51iC6.Emma Out
man ct al TO same, mtg ,ie,boo, all Liens,
July so; atty. same .,..,.,..........u
LAFAYETTE ST, n c Brooms ct. 1859
foo.7x irreg-Geo c Taylor to American
EXP Co. IS Bway, all liens. July e;
attys, Carter, l. q NJ, 81 Wall ct, 300
SAME PROPERTY-Americanu EXP co 70
4o6 Broome st Corp, IS Liberty 81; al
liens, July 81; attys. Gilbert Gilbert,
ROOSEVELT ST, 81, 8, is.Sx2sx irreg--,,
Mary A Mahoney to Pietro Palumbo 80
Roosevelt ut. mtg 5000, all liens. AUG
20; attys. Palmieri W. 81 PsrH e
SANE Property 49, pictro Ppaiuimbc to
Caterina, his wife, SO Roosevelt at, \
part, mtg $1,000. Aug IL; attys. same. VI
18TH ST. Q, e2.8 Av c, 2o.sx71e-
Stacy q Kircher to Jno II Kireher'
Bloomfield, J, mtg $1,000, all liens;
July 81; attys. Chas Il Hanson, 10 wei
The sun., 1919-08-22
East Side.

$4,000; atty Chas II Hanson. 40 Wall
st..,..... go. .....'..'. 'ss'oVo
East Side.
Cast of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
.. and 10th streets.)
18TH ST. 4s-t5 e. e. 5oxs2. p IN, Aug
Butcher. 7 q F, / Madison ay. .tlso, 900
s6TH ST i24-lS0 E. . =. 6exio2.2, Aug Is
las Bway, and Lewis a Coffin. si2 W
list st. demand. 6Ts attys. oConnor &
Balm: IS Liberty e. '.';ai,.;''.. sts sy00
M. Aug Geo B Roane to Farmers
Loan & Co. trustee, due Aug 20: is22,
6Ts atty, l. T & r Co. 100 Bway sl2.oOO
list Az. n W cor ssth ST. +o'lixloo; Aug
ls--Espico Realty Corpn to same : yrs,
lsT Az. sw cor Tooth st, tO.l1xlOO, Aug
is-Pincus Cohen to John Morrissey
ss'I E.b 81; SO Bway $500
MADISON Az. Ist?. " 8. $40 lotth st,
and sno to y Y Title a Co; i SS
,r sTI ~ yrs; cor iostn st, toiii.t Xas
2o--Leoma1 Realty CSrpaa 20 "a sri due
Nov 10. 1879. 5fs. pr mtg So'oeo; ANA nSc
t q & T Co, lTs Bwly. .Slz'VVo
West Side.
yves, OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
27TH ST. a. w, 3, zExsSs. y ia. Aus
2O-lsrasl Mandslbsum TO y say
Bank, 81 sth av. due and Int as per
bond: atty, Jno A putton. 80 Maia Den
pRtSu1SSpw&AY. iii6s. W 5, IS 5 2ith ~
runs sO,4 and l2Sk 2sH 81
to Bway y 246 TO beg, July 3G-Waiter
NJ Phillips and } Jordan Hopkins, trus-
8 yrs. 5ss, pr mtg $4,000, held by party
"a part; attys. Cadwaiader. w \ T. 90 40
seTa sr' sol W. n g. 2snsso. p m. Aug
2O-Chas A Maher 10 Chas Shortmsier,
2G2 W 3lst ST. due us per bond Sc. mtg
tll,Too; a;tys. Bauerdorf & Taylor ~
18Th sr, '2?f as7 W. n $, l25xioO5. p m,
Aug 20--Meyer Klein to Robt { Fulton
240 W lo2d st. 10 yrs, oee. pr mtg sloo
900 and agreement to increase mtg II
attys. De La Mare NJ, lao Nassau
GOTH ST. $. 1855 Bway, 62.sxlOonx
irreg; m, Aug ai-LeSertsn GSTp4 to
nttys, Strasbourger L ). "a Bway. $4,000
Uptown.
(Manhattan Island. north OF 10th streetl
10TH ST. n $, 3626 " 7th av, lsex944N
irreg, Aug l5-westbrook Realty Co to
Susie Davidson Of Rutherford, j
P,y, H., S IA Evan E. mtg $500 atty ,OS
18TH ST, l5s So ", "y $ ao1ioss, M Aus Aus
man. las W 18th st. 5 yrs. So atty
18TH 81 81, 1872 ". % 2G1Se.,l. M AUS Aus
6-Florence Steele to Alice schimmer
500 w 17oth st, yrs, 90, pr mtg so,
900; atty, 7 @ q 7 Go. 80 Bway. ;s2,690C
100x irreg. Aug 20--Jules Realty Co Ia
J W Hardenbergh. Is Exchange pl, Jer-
sey City. and ano. exrs. due Sept "a
1921, 5h 60; atty, 4, Drayton. y Ex,
The sun., 1919-08-22
ARRrvALs-THURsDAY AUGUST 81

SIS Niagara Bordeaux Aug. S
SIS La Touraine. Havre, Aug. l..
Ss Noordam. Plymouth, aug. r.
So Byron. Rio Grande 90 Sui, July 90, san
tos. % and Rio, %
SIS Canopic, Genoa, July %.
IS Caracas, La Guayra, Aug. 2
SIS Lake Linden Bordeaux, Aug. Q
SIS Zacapa. Cristobal, Aug 10
SIS Anglo Chilean, Rotterdam, July 81.
SIS Olavarria, Tarragons, July 81.
SIS Advance. Cristobal Aug T.
SIS Mundale Cardenas, Aug. le.
SIS Staangrreu. Maracaibo Aug, 10.
SIS Mount Vernon, Norfolk, Aug 20,
SIS Algonquin, santo Domingo City. Aus. 10.
SIS Canadian Pioneer, Buenos Ayres July q.
SIS Lake Harvey. Bordeaux, AUG. 3.
Sc Benedict Manaos Aug. l.
IS Plat arch. Norfolk, Aug 90.
S. Ell Norte. Galveston, Aug. II.
ss Lynchburg Tampa, Aug Is
SIS 7. j. Drake. Baton Rouge, Aug. IL
SIS jamestown, Norfolk, Aug 90
The sun., 1919-08-22
MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender and
Attorney
Downtown.

GREENE ST, 1O7. $, 800 Spring St.
9bxl0O; Greene at, 1903, W 3. S25 n
Spring st. 25xlO0; Greene ct, III. W s..
$50 Spring st, 25xlO0 p M Aug IA
Ralesom Realty Corpn to Leo B Gutman,
l61 Central Park West, ct al, yrs, int
as per bond. pr mtg $4,000; atty, n 7
& NJ Co, l35 Bway.. ...........kt,bO 800
LAFAYETTE ST, cor Broome st, l4e. s
xl0O.7x irreE-406 Broome st Corpn to
American Express Co. s. Bway, due Aug
!. le24. az: attys. Carter. I. = N,
l2TfiH ST. r. III E. IS, si0.sx77.S. p m, july
Sl--Jno II Ktrcher 10 stacy @ Kircher,
Mt Vernon. n Y. 8 yrs. SO, pr mtg
., ................t2 , 900
The Hickman courier., 1919-10-02
Plan to Make Safe Grade
Crossings and Curves for
Vehicles and Occupants

To abolish the danger Of grade
crossings without abOlishing the cross
ing. is the object Of the road commits
sioner Of one Of the Southern states
He suggests a strip Of road running
for about 100 yards alongside the rail-
way track and Joined 20 the highway
by a broad curve well banked. SO that
a driver. on approaching the tracks
and suddenly becoming aware OF an
oncoming train. could sverve 10 the
right and avoid a smash.
Another road Improvement has been
put into effect in some parts OF Cali
fornia where the roads climb steep
hills In long ziz-zags. At the sharp
angles where the zig-zags meet.
large circles OF road have been cut.
outside the angle. so that car com
ing down the mountains ~ high speed
can swing around the circle and pro-
coed on It's downward path without
the danger of making a sharp turn
A car coming up the mountain makes
n similar swing around and thus avoids
the strain on its steering gear involved
In making a turn at an acute angle
when its engine is already strained
TO the uttermOst.