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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Mnuhnttan.

OF lands OF Mrs G E schwaS where in:
in deed of conveyance to Hy Cammann.
contains 24-5 acres-Fanny,. wife of
Franklin Edson. TO the Mutual Life Ins
Co, Of Y. May 20. 1889: atty. at 50
Sd Sea 1V 3. sa3 sgd st, 'SoxiosHfsOss
atty. Title Guar 4 = Co, iie Bway so, 900
a5.ilxloox5O- Bessie Mssoire, 105 Jersey
April II. 1918; atty, A NJ Greenbaum.
lssT1 SRI :: l3'.% :dsscoPP,De ~. i',sS
Adolph Reisenbers. S75 Park avg July IL,
1905; sttys, Bsuerd6rf q T, III Broad.
10th ST, ssS.44 w-.Normsn Real Estate
mite $50 W 18th ct. Aug /. 1919: ATTY,
chas and Mary sohirck to Arthur J
Ridley, April II. 1900; attya Bower.
,,TH ST. oSr s5 Is, sv. toiisa.s@ issassoo
Fannie Wolf TO Samuel Kadin. Dec 10.
1909: atty. l. Buttsnwiessr. aos Broad.
.sTa ST. cis and $50 w:iieneis % x
oconnor, is Leland av. New Rochelle.
Ia =. Sov IS, isis; "i atty. '' +
SAME PRoPERrY-Samc to same, Nay sfsy
7sTH sr. @ ;, sso.s sd av. 2i.saGca,S i.sGGSs
Nathan Pechenik TO Russik & Kiinger
Realty Co. 961 Bway, April 1. 1915;
atiys. Bandier & Haas, ~ Bway. So, 900
18TH ST, 3l5 W-Rachel Lippi 2sS West
-, Bklyn, TO Daniel Strauss ct al, exrs,
viii Paul welnmsn, ian IS, 1914; atty,
j. W Osterman. 200 9th av........s5,50o
i0eD ST. 347 W-250 W 1880 St Corp,
i54 Nassau st, to Chas A Flammer' az
W l02d ST. Oct l. 1917: atty, Chas A
Flsmmer. 12 L 44th $4,000
lilsT ST. 2as W--Mar.e Konig, Wee
hswken Heights. }. TO Z Mittehoizer,
Patchogue, l. ]. Jan -, 1917 atty.
F Davis, So VIM st. 900
lsT Av. 1stl -G55s)-Frank and Mary
Dvorak and Frances Mosner to Bertha
Dreyfus. 1856 Madison av. July ae, 1910;
at;ys Speir & II. So Wall st...sI.25o
18TH ST, n $. S25.3 W sth av, runs n A
and ASK " 26N e 90 TO 24.1O
to beg-Fredk Hahn TO Clara Mead
and Chas Fink. sdmrs Anna VI Fink.
March rs, 1905; atty, F W Judge. 30
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". wEATHERBY a co. fnrlewood f,.il,yos ,
CITATIONS.

TO THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
NEW YORK:
To MARY Rschmatink, tre name Ms ="
beng fictitious and her real name as'rs
it she be living, whose rlacs ~ rastIsr..
ls unknown and cannot sfter dus diligence
be asoertninsd. or II she he dead 'rs hs.-'
g. law, next o. kin and personal rep~'s''
,artvrs ot said MAJ Pc rhma-0k WHO'S.
places NJ residence are unkropr sDn 90
not after due diligence be aVce~'stro7
Eachmatluk, Benjamin T EirCs - 'o.'
Treasurer OF the COUNTY NJ SChu"'s-. -
York. Charles n. Newton, A''orrs" Gen
eral of the state 81 New York. ana 80 p.
representatives. Of Andrea Bsch~a't-F y
late ~ the Village or Watkins 81 'hs
County OF Schuyler, New York, de-easa-
end persons Interested IN the ests'. NJ
Andrea Bachmatink
Upon the petition ot John NJ N7lih NJ
the Village of Watkins CountN % SehL'
Ter and state ~ New YoTN yoI and cab
OF YOU are hereby cited and required 'o
show .cause before the surroTate'f Cow. .
Court Hous. IN tn. Village OF vath.r'
County ~ SCHUYLER aud Stats OF \sT N''.
on tho 18th day OF November 1919 a. go
o'clock I'm the forenoon Of that taF "r
Letters ot Administration 81 ths ro'A'
Bachmatink deceased should TO- -
granted 20 rhe petitioner. John " VAL.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF W Va
caused the seal ~ our said Su'ToEs''
WITNESS Hon. George ". Ns''
LIS Surrogate OF SCHUYLER Court
the Village OF watkins, =. 7 r-'
c5th day OF ssptemner 'als.
J. r. EVERTF
Clerk SufrogAtes C0t.'
LEWIS n WATKINS,
Attorney tor Petitioner.
Watkins. y. V.
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NEW OPERATOR TAKES FLIERs

Arthur Martinson, superintendent OF
an apartment building. who turned op-
orator a few months ago. has just taken
a profit on his first real estate venture
and taken another 'iier" on a larger
property. Through Lester E. Kessler,
broker. he sold the five story apart
nent house at the southeast corner of
lark avenue and Ninety-seventh street.
25x100, which he acquired last February
from Charles Siegel Levy. The new
owner. an operator, will alter the ex-
isting suites into smaller units. 49,
Mr.. Martinson also purchased through
the same broker the six story apartment
house at and 5 East 109th street, ad-
Joining the northeast corner of Fifth
avenue. This building occupies plot
36.3x100.11, and contains five apart
lnents on a floor of three and five rooms.
il was acquired from Joseph Dorf, rep
resented by Abram Wilkes, as attorney.
Mr.. Martinson, who was represented
I'm all of his transactions by Philip D..
Shapiro. as attorney. has negotiations
well advanced for a resale of the 109th
street property.
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Lewis II. May Company sold for
Benoit Wasserman the Elstone Park
Hotel at Bayswater, Far Rockaway,
TO Mrs, JACOB l.. Andron, manager of
the Far Rockaway Club. The property
consists OF sixty lots fronting on Mott
avenue. Waterloo place and Westbourne
boulevard. The hotel is brick build
in. containing over $50 rooms, fully
furnished, and was erected by Edgar
Lehman at a cost Of over s125,000.
Roman-Callmar' Company sold for
G. h. Raymond the property on the
north side OF Borden avenue, i75 feet
east of Oliver street. Long Island City.
containing $1,000 square feet and rum
ming back to the long Island Railroad
siding on Third street, TO Maurice Mil
Ter, who will improve a part of the plot
with a modern factory building. The
brokers have arranged for a lease on
the balance TO the seller, who is at pres
ent occupying the entire premises
II. Goldschmidt rented at Woodmere
for Gustave Dushnes his house on Oak
land avenue to C. Albert Campbell; for
Charles Cort his house on Oakland
avenue to- Arthur Mullen; for Mrs.
Margret Blake her house on Spruce
street to T. Spatts.
J. Albert Johntra sold the property
and Vernon avenue, Bayside. owned by
Henry w. Dupont, TO Cornelius Darr
of Woodside. The building Is a one
family dwelling containing seven rooms,
on plot 100x1o0 feet
The sun., 1919-10-06
OPEN BIG CABLE BUILDING.

The opening for business OF the All
America Cables new building at 50
Rrcad street. New York city, marks an
Important epoch In the history of tele-
Iraphic correspondence between the
three Americas, North. Central and
South America. IL also marks the bring
Ing together for the first time in one
specially designed building of all the
departments of the All America
Gables, which have previously been To-
cated on various floors of the buildings
st Sc Broadway and 50 Broad street
The new building affords ample room
FOR the new direct cables to Brazil. which
sre now IN process OF installation.
The All America Gables service vie
colon has developed from a single cable
IN 1907 TO the present two duplex cables
operated from New York city and con-
aecting all South American countries
nv means Of the most modern system of
rabies extsnt. equipped at enormous cost
with the latest inventions in mechanical |
improvements in order 10 insure the
msximum OF speed with the minimum OF
error.
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BUYS MONTCLAIR ESTATE.

Joseph A. Bower. vice-president of the
Liberty National Bank of New York city,
las purchased the estate on the west side
of upper Mountain avenue and Edgmont
terrace. belonging to Edwin a. Bradley.
The Bradley property is considered one
cf the show places OF Montclair. stu
ateed in the heart of the Mountain
colony, adjoining the estates of T.. p.
Earle. James n. Jarvie and r. NJ Glenn.
The residence is of pure colonial archi-
lecture constructed of brick, with Indi-
ana limestone trim and marble inserts,
green tile roof: contains fifteen rooms,
four baths. servants rooms and Offices.
There are garages and a superintendent s
house on the premises. The grounds COM
prise several acres. fronting on Upper
Mountain avenue. Edgemont terrace and
Holmes place and commands an extern
five view OF New York city, the Pali-
rsdes and the lower bay. The property
was held at S155, 900. F. N. Crawley &
Brothers were the brokers.
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OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

fESTNINETEENTH STREET-Alfrei
NJ Rau purchased for investment the
hreproof loft building at 81 West
Nineteenth street. near Fifth avenue.
WEST TWENTY-FIRST STREET
Duross Company sold the three story
and basement house at 351 West
Twenty-tirst street, 21.6x10o, including
the furnishings for Daniel A. VIII
Jams to Frederick d. Fricke.
WEST 115TH STREET &
Hobbs sold for the Fairburn Realty
Company to Miss Florence Mcmillan
for the Parnassus Club the eight and
half story fireproot apartment house
at 612 West 115th street On the
expiration of the present leases this
building will be used as an annex to
the Parnassus Club. which opened this
wear for literary and music students
WEST EIGHTIETH STREET.-Slaw-
son & Hobbs sold for Mrs. NJ. II. Dyer
1871 West Eightieth street, four story
dwelling. 2lx55x102.2, to a client for
occupancy. The property was held
at s35, 900.
UNIVERSITY PLACE.-Lebertan Cor
poration sold to a client for occu-
pancy 45 University place, a five
story store and loft building, for s.6,-
600. The seller acquired the property
ance Company and sold same for all
cash over a mortgage of $4,000.
WEST 133D STREET-Lebertan Cor
poration bought from Harrison D.
Meyer 523 West 133d street, a six
story tenement with three stores and
housing twenty-eight tenants paying
a rental OF s7,100 yearly. The pur-
chaser paid all cash over a mortgage
of $4,000. having three Years to run.
Harold L. Lewis was the broker.
WEST SEVENTY-SECOND STREET
Pease & Gilman sold for NJ NJ. BEND.
ing his four story and basement resi-
dence, lot 25x100. at 10 West Seventy
second street IT was held at $4,000
GREENWICH STREET. The Para
Crude Oil Corporation bought the five
story building 1t occupies at 236
Greenwich street, 22.Sx76, adjoining
the southwest corner OF Park place
Herman Leroy Edgar and another a;
executors were the sellerA
EAST 18TH STREET.--Ralph Russo
sold for Mary f. Edson to Antonio
Sirico a dwelling at 445 East 11Stt
street
WEST 10th STREET.. Anthony
Niinott sold for Louis B, Santangels
the five story fiat, 25x10o, at 263 West
130th street.
WEST 124TH STREET.-Delia Field
man sold 364 West 124th street, 8
three story dwelling. on lot 1sx100.
HAMILTON PLA c E.--Wood- -Dolsor
Company, Inc, sold the dwelling a
101 Hamilton place for Samuel c
Baum to Mary Clarkson.
The sun., 1919-10-06
KENNELLY WILL AID ACTORS.
Heads Real Estate Division to
swell Thespians' Fund.

Bryan L. Kennedy. the we'll known
real estate auctioneer, has been ap-
pointed trade chairman of the real estate
division of the Actors Fund memorial
day drive to put the Actors Fund of
America on a hrm financial basis. Mr..
Kennedy, for his trade. has assumed the
obligation of taking over for memorial
day, on December >, the Central Theatre,
the receipts OF which, together with those
OF hundreds OF theatres throughout the
country, will be turned over to the
Actors Fund of America
The real estate trade is but one OF the
forty divisions of the Actors Fund drive
into which Internal Revenue Collector
William II. Edwards. chairman, and W.
Ward Smith, associate chairman, have
organized the trades of New York city.
. The drive is for the purpose of placing
the Actors Fund on a firm financial basis
John d. Rockefeller. Jr.. Cleveland
Dodge and Felix NJ. Warburg are mem-
bers OF the business mems organization
OF the nationwide campaign committee.
On December the capacities of all the
theatres in New York have been allo-
Gated TO trades and the receipts contrib
uted TO the fund.
The sun., 1919-10-06

and basement, on the block bounded by
Seventh, Eighth, Pierce and Washing
ton avenues, Long Island City. for q.
Piel Company, manufacturers OF auto
mobile accessories.
Malcolmn T.. Smith and Rudolph G..
Culver, Inc, announce that George Ash
forth, formerly Of the United States
Realty and Improvement Company, IL
now associated with them.
Goodwin & Goodwin have been ap-
pointed agents for 500 and 502 Manhst-
tan avenue.
The 1872 West Twenty. seventh Street
Corporation, Inc. newly formed with e.
kats, NJ. Bernstein and NJ. Weinstein as
directors, bought the two six .storc- loft
buildings at that address sold Sy the
Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank,
through Thomas j. O'Rellly.
The rs Irving Place Inc, with NJ. L.
O'Donnell, J. NJ. Fund and l.. e. Fcrgu-
son as directors, is the buyer of the six
story elevator apartment house at that
address, sold by William A. White 4
Sons for a client OF Cadwalder, Wicker
sham & Taft.
Raffaele Riete Is the buyer Of the four
story tenement at 413 Pleasant avenue.
sold by Margaret C. Finnegan through
Ralph Russo.
J. Arthur Fischer has been appointed
agent OF the five buildings, 6s1. 6S3 and
6S5 Eighth avenue and 303 and 800
West Forty-third street.
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BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

Charles Partridge, with Ghegsn & Le-
vine, sold the two story and basement
brownstone two family house at 1897
Sterling place.
Realty Trust sold for Artee Realty
Corporation the store buildings with
fats above at 1867 and 1859 Thirty
ninth street, Borough Park. TO Harry
Waladov and Philip Kstz.
Bulkley & Horton Company sold at
725 .Eigh'y-frst street the two story
emi-detached stucco house with garage,
TO Bernard II. Smith for occupancy, lot
35x100.
O. r. Alard and j J. Levey Company
cold at 71s Coney Island avenue, near
Cortelyou road, Flatbush, a frame dwell
ing on plot 40x100. with auto repair
station, for Blanche A. Gibson.
William Liss. Inc, sold the eight fam
lily house at 1S0 Saratoga avenue for o.
G. Randell. The same brokers rescld
the cottage at 1895 Avenue S, Flatbush.
10 James p. Deacon. and sold two frame
cottages at 1853 and 1876 Seventy-ninth
street for Thomas +. Cisney
Martin A. Ansbro sold the two family
house at 426 Sixty-third street for c. A.
Kavner. the three family house at 5512
sixth avenue for Mrs. L, Towl, the
eight family brick apartment house at
365 Fifty-eighth street for Peter Rosen.
and the two family house at 554 Seven
ty-fifth street for Mre. J. Burtis.
Samuel Galitzka and ]. Lacov sold to
Mr.. Lipshitz the two story house with
room for garage in the course OF con-
struction at 1922 East Tenth street,
Flatbush.
James L. Brumley Company sold the
property adjoining Frederick Loeser A
Co, at cas- Livingston street, four
story and cellar brick building, with
store on first floor and lofts above, for
the Sillcocks Realty Company 30 Sarah
ID. Adler.
Harry VI. Lewis sold for Gustaye Sell
ner 20 the r. and E. Building Corpora
tion S34 to SAG Lexington avenue. COM
prising a number OF old buildings, on plot
200x100. Work will start Immediately
on the construction OF n one story garage
10 cover the entire plot, with an area OF
90, ,0O0 square feet.
The l.. A. Poiak Realty Company
sold for Cantor, Steinman & Meyer
10 Joseph Haft l447 Pacific street. a
four story Nat, 3SNll5, renting for $1,000
and held at S25,O00; also fo- George H.
Jackson TO Meister Builders 1850 Forty
first street. = three storY two family
dwelling eoX 100 held AZ SG.5UO.
i Arthur Fischer sold for Henry /.
Ughelta 10 David keiser the four story
department. building with storeS, a6x10o.
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THE BELLEFoNTE is SOLD.

Lebertan Corporation sold to Mrs.
Emily l.. Felts the Bellefonte at SIS
West lad street. a six story elevator
apartment house on a plot of 1oox100,
housing thirty-six families, paying a
.sarly rental of $2s.270. The seller ac-
.epted in part exchange free and clear
cottage on Surf avenue and Beach Fiji
teth street, Sea Gate. and fourteen
ncre country place at Lake Waramoug
year New Milford, Conn, on which over
$4,000 had been spent by the owner.
The balance of tho purchase price. over
p mortgage of $4,000 has been paid in
cash by the buyer. The property had
heen held by the seller at 100000. Her
man A. Acker was broker for Mrs, r.
J., Felts Burton Thompson Company
ncted for the Lebertan Corporation.
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BIG HOTEL FOR PATERSON.
s1,OOO.OOO structure to he Erected
on Old RyIc Corner.

Prominent bankers and business men
Of Paterson, n. j., cooperating with the
Paterson Chamber Of Commerce, are
quietly working on project which
points TO the erection of a $1,000, 900
'hotel and theatre in that city J sita
on Church street between Ellison ana
Market streets owned by Jacob Fabian
and known as the old Ryle corner. whe re
the public library stood until destroyed
in the $10.00o.00o fire in 1902, has been
decided the best available. 1t is ex-
pected the deal will be consummated
in the course of a few days.
Among the Paterson men interested
in the project. together with some West
ern capitalists, are Charles /. Anger,
Maurice Mayer. Elmer c. Halstead. II.
H. Parmlee, William G. Blauvelt, Rob
ert II. Mellon, NJ. Alyea and Jacob
Fabian
The sun., 1919-10-06
COMMERCIAL LEASES.

Charles +. Moves Company leased the
store and basement at 40 Franklin street.
southwest corner of Lafayette. to the
Hanson & Van Winkle Company for five
years at an aggregate rental Of about
$4,000.
A. A .Hageman leased the first loft at
447 Seventh avenue to Van Buren, 4
Heimer. Inc
Henry Iof leased TO 5. Cavallo the
third loft in the premises at 237 East
Forty-first street. and to George J.
Sperber the second loft at 240 East
Thirty-seventh street.
Brown, Wheelock Company, Inc,
leased to Miss Marion Barhyte 366 Lex
ington avenue, and subleased the store
at the above address to William A.
Graemer, the second floor to James G.
Shaffier. and the third floor to Miss Doro-
thea Huber.
Cushman & Wakefield, Inc. leased to
F. o. Benzer Offices in so East Forty
second street, and executive offices Al
81 East Forty-second street to L. L
Brown.
NJ. II. Harris leased from Clement II.
Smith the three story building, 20x4S. on
the northwest corner OF fremont and
Washington avenues, for ten years at a
rental of $4,000.
Brown, wheelock Company, Inc,
lea89u Ile ScCOnu dl l''O
way to the General Tire and Rubber
Company. office space on the fifth floor
of ~ to 25 West Forty-fourth street to
A, c. Howell. and the store and base
ment at 6S5 Columbus avenue to John
Doganes.
Samuel II. Martin leased the north
store at S65 Ninth avenue to Joseph
Lieberman.
Spcar & Co. leased with William G..
Waller Company the first, second. third,
fourth and nth lofts In IS TO z3
East Eighteenth street to the Home
Pattern Company for term of years
at an aggregate rental of S105,000; also
leased a loft in 1856 and 1SS Wooster
street to Zwilienberg & Sons; nth loft
In 1913 West Twenty-first street to kap-
Ian & Weinstein; fourth loft in 81 to ~
West Twenty-third street TO 1nterna-
tional Duplex Coat Company. and store
and ba sement of 107 Greene street to
the Liberty Paper Box Company.
Louis Schrag leased the second loft in
SO West Twenty-third street to Morris
Yalowitz. and loft in S64 Sixth ave-
nue. to Joseph Kanachi.
Cross & Brown Company leased space
at 70 to SO Fifth avenue to the Garbov
Clothing Company: also space in the
same building to NJ. Lobei Company ;
space in 919 to 900 Broadway to f. {.
Carter & Son; space in building at 70
10 SO Fifth avenue to Norris d Joseph
Rudnick, and sign space on roof OF
building at 1900 Broadway TO the Uni
versal Film Manufacturing Company.
The sun., 1919-10-06
OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

EAST FORDHAd ROAD-Clement IL
Smith sold for Mr.. Berrian the rest
dence at 126 East Fordham road. 30
feet east of Creston avenue, on a plot
53x149x7ox111
MONROE AVBNUE-'rhe Duo Company
sold to a client of Williamson &c
Bryan the four story apartment house
on lot 25xe5, at the southeast corner
or Monroe avenue and 173d street, at
] $50 Monroe avenue.
INWOOD AVENUE-Richsrd Dickson
has sold for John c. Heintz and Jacob
Siegel the premises 1852 Inwood ave-
nue., three family dwelling,
MARION AVENUE-N. Leopard. with
f. ]. Wood, sold for Henry Reich the
three story detached residence at 1920
Marion avenue, near 10th street and
Grand Concourse. on plot 32xl00. to
Mrs. Frances j. Andres.
ST. AIMS AVENUE-Julius T1sttner
sold for J. Laux the four story apart
ment house, with stores. at 356 St.
Anna'S avenue TO NJ. Rosenthal.
PLEASANT AVENUE Hirch sold to
Angelo De Luis the four story tene-
nent house at 400 Pleasant avenue.
Ralph Russo was the broker.
The sun., 1919-10-06
REAL ESTATE NEWS,
NOTES AND GOSSIP
Arrowhead Court Is Sold for
the Fifth Time During J
Present Year.

Arrowhead Court. at > to 10 Pin-hurst
avenue, northwest corner OF lI1th street.
has just figured in another change OF
ownership, the Gfth this year. In the
latest transaction the Lebertan Corpora
ton sold the property, through Charles
=. Kohlcr, Inc, to a client of L. Fein
for investment. Arrowhead Court is a
six story elevator structure. 9sx125. ar
Hanged in suites of from four TO eight
rooms. It rents for $4,000 and had been
held at s250,0o0 Charles 5. kohler has
sold the property three times m as
many months The seller acquired it
last month from the Benenson Realty
Company.
The sun., 1919-10-06
OFFERS NORFOLK PROPERTY.
y. Day VIII Sell seaboard
Wharf Co. Warehouse.

Joseph p. Day will on October S offer
al public auction the waterfront and
railway warehouse properties belongins
to the Seaboard Wharf and Warehouse
Company OF Portsmouth. Va The prop
srty is OH the Portsmouth side of Nor
folk harbor and Is adapted for any kind
ot Industrial enterprise requiring deem
ster frontage and railroad connection.
j. has frontage OF $3.50 feet on
Norfolk harbor.
The channel Al the pierhcad line Is
shout forty feet dsep There are four
failrosd sidines on the properties con
pectlng with the belt line aud the en-
S.,s xsllsese systsm oe eixht dunk
The sun., 1919-10-06
5000, 900 LEASE on sru AVE.

The Lloyd Winthrop Company, Inc,
has leased TO the Walk over Shoe Com
pany store. 13.2xS2, in the Ziegler
hpilding at 510 Fifth avenue, on the
west side, between Fcrty-second and
Forty-third streets. The lease is for
nearly twenty years and the rental Is
almost 100000. This Is an increase of
almost 100 per cent. over the former
rental of the store. II is about $50 a
square foot. The brokers believe that
it is tho high water mark in rentals for
- store of its size on that part of Fifth
avenue.
The sun., 1919-10-06
LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE FOR sALs

FOR SALT nususliv attractive ALL
the-rear home, new Colonial brick dwell
ing, with garage. First floor has large IiN-
ing room, dining room, kitchen: sNtra toilet
and laundry in basement Second floor z
bedrooms, tied hath. Interior finished
throughout IN white srpulel " GOD work and
mahoFsny finished doors. parquet hcors
throughoht' ho' water hest, sss, elec-
tricit,. sewer, etc, restricted section: no
assesSnentS. 5 minutes walk 20 large parll
End bathing one block express station
u minutes Grand Central scent fare
$4,000 cash required, balance on terms
For plan ana pho o call, write or phon.
J. WITHERS, 9. Vanderbilt Ave y, Y
Room 1909. Tel Murray IIll 1890
The sun., 1919-10-06
REsIDENTIAL LEASES.

Samuel TT. Martin leased rhe dwelling
at 164 West Sixty-hfth street to Minnie
A. Cardiff.
worthington Whitehouse. Inc. leased
furnished apartment at 7s7 Fifth ave-
nue 10 Christopher D. Smithers.
Tie Houghton Company leased the
three story and basement dwelling AZ
254 West 'Seventy-first street to DR..
Joseph A. Brady.
Douglas l.. Gilman & CO., Inc, leased
an apartment at ~ Madison avenue
10 Mr.. w. J.. Wellington; an apart
msnt at s6S Park avenue 10 Alrs. q. &.
Marshall q furnished apartment at 376
Parh avenue 10 Princess GiamhattiSia
Rosps-. osi and ana aiartnent al Iui
East Eighty 'hfth street to Mrs. NJ. l..
Blshans
The sun., 1919-10-06
Dinner of Credit Mem

More than 900 persons are expected
To attend the dinner to be given by the
Associated Retail Credit Men OF New
York City. Inc, in the grand ballroom
OF the Hotel Astor, Saturday evening,
\oyerber 10. Among the speakers VIII
be Col. F.. Blackstone president or me
Retail Credit Mems National Associa-
ton, and ]. II, Tregoe, president OF the
National Association Of Credit Men
The sun., 1919-10-06
EMPLOYEES GET DIVIDEND.

Owing to the increase in the business
done by the New York Title and Mort
gage Company during the current year.
the Employees Profit Sharing Fund
has increased sufficiently to make the
payment of an extra profit sharing div
idend practicable. The company there
tore, In addition to the usual quarterly
payment. has paid to its employees an
extra dividend equal to the amount to
which each Is entitled. being a double
dividend for the quarter ending Sep,
tember 80.