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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-12-23
THIEVES T
WILLISTON STORE

Williston. N. D., Dec. 23.-By US
ing ar iron bar to pry open the rear
window, thieves gained entrance to
the Eagle store on South Main
street here during the night and es-
capped with a quantity Of merchan-
disc. Among the articles taken were
two high-priced s%uitcases, 4 several
pairs of shoes, several pairs Of
gloves, and a quantity of silk under
wear.
The general condition of the store
would indicate that the thieves had
intended to take more goods but had
been frightened away before they
could carry out their plans as mer-
chandise was scattered all over the
floor. No clues have as yet been dis
covered.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-12-23
SAYS ALL
MILITIA MEN HAVE
BEEN CALLED HOME

Bismarck. N. D., Dec. 2S.-The
period of active state control of lig-
mite mines in North Dakota has been
terminated, according to Adjutant
General G. A.. Fraser. who announced
today thai all militia men detailed
for supervision have been called in.
No formal proclamation terminal
ing martial law. under which Cover
nor Lynn !. Frazier ordered the
seizure Of the mines. has been issued.
j.. w. DENY, mine director. is
checking up the accounts with the
mine owners preparatory to making
an accounting for coal dug and sold
under state control.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-12-23

tauqua grounds for park purposes the
club intends to build a club house for
the use Of it's members.
The shooting range is recognized as
one of the best in the state, and an
effort is being made to interest the
shooters of the lake region in order
that it may be given its deserved
recognition.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-09
Building Construction Is
Rapidly Increasing
Private Reports Show Improve.
ment in Every Section; Fear of
Higher Cost Squirting Builders

Reports from the principal business
centres of the country show that the
resumption of building on an extensive
scale has begun, and there is reason
70 believe that the present month may
De the best June in the history of the
country in point of building contracts
let, unless labor disturbances or some
other unfavorable circumstance pre-
vents S. W. Straus, of S. W. Straus &
Co., said yesterday.
The improved conditions in the
building industry are based on the real
lzatlon by all interests that construc~
tlon prices, instead of receding, will go
higher. 1t has become generally recog-
nlzed that labor costs in this country
are more likely to advance than to be
modllled, and this, in the final anal
ysls' is the deciding factor, for the rea-
son that about 40 per cent of the cost
OF building is for labor employed
IN erection work and 35 per cent is for
labor IN the manufacture of materials.
wv hlle constructive activities are
now gaining headway rapidly, with
every indication of reaching unprece-
dented proportions as the summer ad-
vances, there is no likelihood that any
thing approaching normal housing con-
dltlons will be attained. Neither the
physical equipment of builders nor the
supply of unskilled labor is sufficient
to make it possible to reach a condi-
tlon OF normality for a number of
years"
New-York tribune., 1919-06-09
Big Rentals for Stores
At Sixth Avenue Corner
$3.50 Square Foot for Space
In Building at 42d ST.
Business Leases

j. Arthur Fischer has leased to
Rudlnger, Berkman G. Co., Inc, cigars,
"A. Levy, president, the southwest COR
ner OF Fcrty-second Street and SIKH
Avenue, 131sx2O, at an aggregate rental
of $65,0O0 for the term. The rental
OBTAINED is approximately S4S.5O per
square foot. The same broker has also
leased on the Sixth Avenue front of
the property store to Frederick Brett
ner for term of years at an aggregate
rental of $4,000.
The Charles F. Noyes Company has
leased the store and basement at 80
Fulton Street to the St. Clair Bakery
and Lunch, Inc, for ten years at an
aggregate rental of $4,000; the build
ing at $50 Pearl Street for Anna M.
Oberly to E. B. Latham & Co.; a floor
at 80 Fulton Street to McKesson g.
Robbins, and space in the Fulton Cham
bers Building to Wolf e. Bellman.
Pease e. Gilman have leased for
McDevitt-Wilsons, Inc, the first floor
at 80 Vesey Street to ida M. Schil.
Cushman & Wakefield have leased
Offices at 81 East Forty-second Street
to the L. N. Godfrey Company, and
oHces IN the Bryant Park Building to
the Farmers Bureau.
ite-Goodman have leased for a
long term Of years the building at S5
West Twenty Street, formerly the
home of William H. Morgan. The West
Twenty-sixth Street Corporation, pres
ent owners, have agreed to make extern
sive alterations by extending the front
al nd 1,,:1 !
basement and manufacturing lofts
above. The lessees are Gilman E.
Gitelman.
A. A. Hagemap has leased from Seth
II: Moseley the building at Al West
Ihirty-ffth Street for term of TWEEN
ty-one years. The building will be ex-
tcnsively altered into small stores and
nom housekeeping apartments.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-09
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan

ssTH ST. 1874 e. Ella Rosenblatt to Lima
Whitehead. 215 w 7Sth st; attys
Eoadly. l. & J. 120 Bway; July 10.
112TH ST, al2 w; Leonett Realty CO. 10
ST Nicholas av; Bent Sci, Nutley. N j.;
atty N Friedman. 900 Bway: Nov. 2s.
rHoMpsoN sr aao:s2 iess,e psrrtce s,ug9
to County National Bank, 10 Sth
aV; atty. f Cotton. So Wall st. Dec
ST. 23o-2ss; Abr and Ida
hassel to same; atty, same, Dec ~.
lo7rH ST. SO E: Bertha T'reund to ed =
nund Coffin. Geo Notman and Archibald
douglas. exrs Will Jas Douglas; attys,
Ghrystie Brightrnan & Douglas. so Bwy:
THOMPSON ST, 23o- 80; Abr and Ida Kas-
gel TO Bertha and Harvey n kuttnar
and Hy Jones and Chas kafka. trutce
w,il Morris kuttner: atty. Dauziger
~ Liberty &; June /. 1908. $40, 900
1ooTH ST no y; Max and Annie Gief-
SKY to Louis Cherey, 4s+ Grand st ;
guy, A Lerner. 80 Delaney st; Oct
" ~>|~ . -, WV
New-York tribune., 1919-06-09
News and Comment of City Realty Market

Ing. Contractors having rush jobs were
discussing Saturday the possibility of
bringing brick here by chain system
of motor trucks, but this alternative
would force the price Of brick to for
midable levels. The brick barge cap
tains orc not associated in any way
with the harbor boat captains, whose
recent strike held up traffic In the har-
Dor.
The fact that the state Legislature
is represented by committee here
studying ways and means Of meeting
the housing shortage, and with Federal
nfae:a!s koenly alert to ,pcedy allie
vissicn ae The housing Nstress this
coming wicter, word was heard Satur-
DAY in financial and building circles
regarding the matter Of formally call
INK tha attention Of Governor Smith and
The Federal authorities to the effect
this strike will have upon further ag-
eravation OF the housebuilding pro
gramme in time to meet even In part
next winters demands, and urging him
70 take steps ut once to either adjust
the present wage demands of the men
or remove the stigma that has been
imputed to brick manufacturers that
they have been profiteering. Cne prom
inent manufacturer said Saturday he
would close his plant rather than grant
the demand Of the men, because it
would make the price Of brick so high
in this market that the consumer would
not understand the cause.
Price advances last week showed q
sharp jump in the price of linseed oil
to S1.76 in lots of less than five bar
rels and s1.73 for lots of five barrels
or more. Price advances have also oc-
Cured in plate glass. Other price move
ments are upward.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-09

Geo o'Hare, Teaneck. J; Juns 81
BROOK Av, 74l-74oa.. $, 100 15sth St.
runs n 16s to 157th st ss3 - K -
s. l1a r 94s to beg; Bernhard Mayer
1000 June 6; atty, Lawyers Title CO.
SANE PRoPERTYi:: sam Well ct al. exrs
TO same; mtg. $4,000; June 6; atty,
MoNTGoMERY Av. 1898. c, 'Issos9 ISs's9
S;.,,l, SS;2h,xlooxlS.l Denwood Realty Go to
Bronxville. n Y: mtg, s46 ooo: June nssis s.
atty, Title Guar & T Co, l7s Bway. 500
ElGE fd4x1s AZ s,o4 $ 1t39 is91h st. 1867
Alphonso De Francesca, 1851 crotons
az T. mtgs, n &C. St,oo9: June G. atty, TIE
2a5TH ST. 5. s. go 30 " white Plains SaGV av'
59xi14 Josephine Tassy to John
Ei3Ia EE9IIne9: .: l6l llsth 81 st. June 5; atty.
BRYANT Az 1902. . $, .25xloo; Nora II
Hsrsterhagen to Gussie Kandal, s5s Jeff-
e,Ls9A ,r,.9 place, mtss, 5000; June 3. atty.
81 sT9s 8 Max schin to David Flnkei-
stein 10 Nayne av. White Plains. Y;
m'se. n $t-9eo June 2 atty, Title G &
sRYANT Az, l54s. e s. 2oxloo, Daisy
Aene R1i,, {s''y. TILE C d T CO. ~
FaANN1fsS Az n { lssth st. 2s7x
rraad 11 to penwood Rsaley e. Deg HsdWig y5s
wis az. mtse. s95ooo. June 3 atty.
Dsn~ood Realty Co, 500 Willis av 800
FlNDLAY AV. 1903. s. a5xl00 Xxi *
lgo Harry Hargrave to Emma Roese,
l25e Clay AZ, mtse S4.5O0, June s
stty Title G & CO, 176 Bway 800
GRAND AV. W s, 242.1l 176th st. 50x
IS llx5oxsll !; Barnthal Realty CO to
Gustave Fuerth, 1715 Grand av: June
=, 6 atty, Title G Co, 176 Bway 800
DIVISION AN. at Pierce. W
l67 Ak s g 1873 to Az 215s to beg
Cath Beekmann to VIM F and Edw f
5eekma mn and ano. Spuyten Duyvll y
April IL atty, II Lent Spuyten
II dDpyyn' .............sl
FOX ST, 634. e c, 1o0x75; Milhar Realty
GO to Annie Spiegel 213 E 11th st; ntse
$4,000; June 5; atty, I Berman, 54s
BEDFoRD BLVD, n G Jerome saVo IL"
ll4x104 l1Xloox50: Wilton Holding
Corpn to Bainbridge Construction Co, So
Nanderbilt av; mtge, $4,000; June g.:
atty Q Englander so2 Bway ......s1oo
Sd AZ, $3.50, e s; Abe Frank to Dub
June 81 atty, w NJ Kicullen, l70
'"0S '''.'''''.'' go. .......!. 900. 81
New-York tribune., 1919-06-09
Westchester Appeals
To New York Buyers
Purchase Houses There While
Others Get Plots and Plan
To Erect Homes

The Robert E Farley Organization
has sold for the Estates of Tappan Zee
large plot on the corner of Millard
and Bellwood avenues, at Philipse
Manor, to G. E. Ogilvie, of this city
MIR. Ogilvie expects to build a home for
his own occupancy Immediately.
The Cooley Realty Company has sold
for William E. Taylor his Corcoran
Manor residence, on Magnolia Avenue
Oakwood Heights, Mount Vernon. to
Everett L. Nourse.
Fl. ". Sullivan has sold for the Peo-
ple's Savings Bank Of Yonkers two lots
at 1888 South Broadway to Vincent
Creto; for DR.. Mccormick, the three
family dwelling at $40 South Broadway
to DR.. LongworthI for DR.. Becker, the
property at 40 Bradford Street to DR.
Belcher,, of Yonkers; for DR.. McCor-
mack, the apartment at 76 Livingston
Avenue to DR.. NOEL; for J. Frank Cur
ran, property at 218 South Broadway,
8Sx150, to Albert Mauser.
bowles & Co. have sold for Mrs. Jo-
~ PiAAiio A'CHL HcI HOUEe on Allalro Ave
nue., Leonia, to John r. Reinhart, of
this city, and plot at Longview Ave
nue. and Brook Terrace to John H. Mil
ler, also of this city, who will build a
bungalow.
Burke Stone, Inc, Bronxville, has
sold for Hudson P. Rose a house with
large plot in Bronxville Road to C. De
Marquis, and for A. W. Lawrence a
plot at Tuckahoe, on the Eastchester
Realty tract, to John Lawlor
L. Covert has sold for Louise M. An
drews two-acre estate at Ellen Street
and Merrick Road, Amityville. Long
Island, to George Cobb, who will i'm
prove the property with small bunga-
lows.
The residence Of W. p. Coffee at
Maple Terrace, Chappaqua, has been
sold to Charles Bachelor, Of Erasmus
Hall High School, this city. George
Howe was the broker.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-09
Wright Estate Sells Property

The Duross Company has sold for
the William H. Wright estate, ten
room house in Ashford Avenue, near
Stone Street, Dobbs Ferry, on a plot
as by IT'S feet. to Charles E. Miller for
occupancy: also the Margaret Crowley
place at Elmsford, Westchester County
to James Grover Taylor.
The Duross Company has sold in con-
junction with John F. Burke, for Cliff
ford Van Schurman, to DR.. George W
Averell, the northeast corner of Thirty
ninth Street and Fourth Avenue
Brooklyn, plot 70 by 100 feet, with old
buildings. The buyer is having plans
prepared for store and apartment house
to cover the plot.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-09
Trading in BROOKLYN

Bulkley & Horton Co. have sold, In
conjunction with William F. Taylor
Realty Company, 1855 Dean Street, q
modern sixteen family apartment, for
Mrs. Annvernette NJ Crombie to a
client for investment.
The Meister Builders, Inc, have sold
6102 to CLIO Twentieth Avenue, a plot
100X800, five two-family brick houses,
to client for occupancy.
The Realty Trust Company has sold
three one-family houses, at 2125, 2127
and 2132 Sixtysixth Street, Brooklyn,
to Harry Leon and Sara Jacobs re-
spectiVelY.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-09
Building Delayed
Through Barge
Captains Strike
Governor Smith May Be
Asked to Help i'll Adjust
ing Grievance; Men Are
Seeking Si75 q Mouth

gas4ows Of Sam -'-.-'s efforts TO
,r,oa.ss TIE brick industry of New
Work ari vicinity in 1908 with It's
.lsvsn weeks of .otal cie-up Of build-
No construction have fnllcn upon the
rry st .ke moment whsn the housing
,r,oIc1. seerlz to De at a point OF solu-
t;cn through cooperation Of fnancia,
interests and building material distri-
huters, according to "The Dow Service
Daily Building Reports" to-day.
The blunt fact reveals that the brick
barge captains, as intimated in this
eolumn IN March, have left their boats
stead OF SIPS, the unloaders have
struck for 81 a thousand instead
Of 80 cents, the brick manufacture
ers. unwilling TO go to the pros
rective customers with the neces-
sary price advance of from So to So a
thousand. wholesale, have decided to
stop sending brick to this market,
resulting in still further checking
manufacture of this essential build
ing commodity UP the river; barge
owners will unload their boats and
turn them over to general freight
handling in this and other harbors,
and when the 100000 brick now in
the market are loaded and distributed
building must stop, except in so far
IS reinforced concrete and lumber can
supply the building needs.
Strike Shoots Up Cost
The price of Hudson common brick
Ia ordinary grade in this market to-day
Is s15S thousand, to which price the
consumer must pay carriage, handling
costs and 10 per cent. Before the war
the price of this commodity was IS to
Sc thousand. If the new wage went into
effect the base price to manufacturers,
with not more than 6 per cent profit
to manufacturers, would be in excess
Of $3.50, wholesale dock.
The six bargeloads of brick still IN
loaded in this city will last the present
market only about ten days. There is
always recourse to sending in brick
By rail, but the cost will register much
higher than the present dock price
Of SIS. It will represent to the builder
between S35 and $40 a thousand, laid
in the wall IN lower Manhattan or CEN
tral Brooklyn.
Refuse to Unload Boats
Unloaders on Saturday were refus-
ing to tighten boats that had no cap
tains. The tie-up is complete, with
danger Of sympathetic strikes develop
New-York tribune., 1919-06-09
Recorded Mortgages
East Side

3lsT. 1916 e. 75x5sS irres; m;
June June $; u East sgt st Hotel, Inc. to
holds pr mtge s277,25o and with this to
be considered as mtge for $3.50, 900: ::
atty atty Title & T Co, 176 Bway. .s72.75O
so June 3; John Wolfe to Fredk J ster-
ner, 4s E 5sth st; due and int as per
bond pr ntge s2oooo' address. 500 5th
West Side
SD ST. IS W. n 3, 21 8xao; m: May 2e;
Alwell Realty Co, 4s Cedar st due and
II Brinckerhoff, 4s Cedar st So 500
3 Leopold Weiss G. c Co TO tho State
Bank. 37s Grand st; due June /. 1894:
11SrH sT. 81 W, s. 1sxioo ii; n, June
:; Rose Heitel to Norris II Block, 81 w
18th st, years; p c; pr mtge $1,000:
,atIIJ alty rMie s 6 & T Co. IFS Broadway.s1 500
May 20, Emelis D'Aniello TO tie Hua I'd ,
WI Corpn. w 45th st. due Nav 20
4s-'' C; pr 1ntge $4,000. $500
Bronx
HONE ST. IS. ss;5 Longfellow sv. 5ox
Mo,,. s1oi celia smulian to Ny Mueller, or
2une ne yrs, c; atty, Title Guar &
MoNRoE' Az J2~sy cor IRA ., So 900 900
pr mtge $4,000; June s; due Dec E.
1s22; C; atty. Title Guar & Co. 17s
F1NDLAY Av. 1855, $ s7xlo1. sx iereso irres:
Name Siegei TO Medelire Carey, 1850
EiHqlsy y1a az; pr mtge 81 900; May 81:
AfTHTF gsIS AX cor i7s.h st. es?
st,y i gsrsnan sss R~aS' '%s'@lS 'P 90 90
Ksndal 70 Nora s02 s5hloo e9st4 1554
d Due f. etc - as ,J per bond: atty. Title Guar &
RyER AZ, = i4s.s 1soth st, is,ssios' slS4G
Alfongo 5dfo Do Francesca to Ksth o'connor.
sstess p atty. ss' rtIs si''e Guar 1uns Z 4 i
BRYANT Az. ls4s, = s. 2;oxioo: PaalIe : asGe
June Sna .. que q etc, as per bond; atty. Title
ss5Tn GphF sT 4 Co. sso 17s Hwsy WSiy. ps;,:
ia: John Romeo TO Josephine c Tassi
s7o L z$5th st, June g. 5 yrs, 5A D c:
atty. Title Guar & r Co, IFS Bway,
beg CO TO oreater n savings Bank.
z G; atty n Y 'ritls 4 Mise ;a"o CO. lss 5
BGLNoNT Av. a5io. = =. 5oxioo;: " 's.'Sf s y
June 3. due Dec s. 1890 per '1;ent. cent.
al AZ Z TIE Guar e. T Co, 17s Bway 900
~ " IN st Mt Vernon. X z. pr
a.y:, s,sy, Fanny Rossn. 2a W LIST vt, MT
wAsaiNcroN. Nv, asal, W . sisxiioo:
munzie Ianiaci to Peter Ross. 61i
10 ls5d st, June Il yrs. per cent;
,.sstty, ssty, Rosa. ls4 Nassau st 49,. 1000
1ebTH sT. ., g3.7. IntcrvGie av i6sx
irreg isaac A Eeneeult to Paul Han
sen. s22 II js5tn nj; Juno s due and az
per bond; atsy. Dunn 4: -. 2sl Bway.
.,n,x $3.50
August Hoseher. exr. to Max Simons.
~ w Ssth e.. Pr mtg. $4,000: May
~: y-s per cent; atty. @ A Lewis
20 cenri ", Bklyn. ......... a,oOs
'HTEKt4LE Nv. $40. y. fs7.2x irrcs;
ii~eeo Eefiin 70 salnr II Berlin. 54s RI
Is@6 vt, pr mtg. s71,7SD. June 9; yrs
per cent, ATTY. samI HeIiingsr. aos
L5r 70. mar n, rav,.,,c .se;ooo
rster. 70 VIM Torpsy, 1850 Er.esson
:. stty. Max Nensrisd. 22y E~Ay :. 5000
CROOK Av. 74s. = 4oxs1z; Teitz Re.
atty co 10 ssmJ Wei,. 22z f.enox w.
s s.sg; Juns y Z; ms W PER rent: atty
EnooK Az. 74s. !. +1asa4; .arns 10
sAms; Jans .; yrs ~ pex cent; atty,
Rkees anuss - sssss nsousss su~a 2eee
New-York tribune., 1919-06-09
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

BLEEcKER ST. 26l -2s3. ALL Isaac Lead =
er and ano, to 6 Misuraca, 259 Bleecker
at ext lease; yrs from May l. yrs
rem; atty, D Picailo, 5o7 sth av. 81. 200
AV. 1887. str & part b
Wilson Marshall TO Sam Schwartz and
ano, 40 w 11sth ST 8 yrs from June ] ;
atty. Alex Levine, 800 Bway ..... So, 900
SOUTH ST, 8 str & b; Meyer Pecorney to
William Lowenstein, 9l9 Forest av;
7 yrs and II mos from June l, 1918;
atty, Louis Julien, 116 Nassau st So, 500
9TH Av, ISL. str & b. Rhineand r e Co
TO Louis Horowitz l91 6th av, and .ano
yrs and 8 mos from June l; atty, Louis
Julien. 116 Nassau st st..........S SO, 600
7TH AV, n 34th st. 20x4.6 Schultz
Realty Co to Peter Theodore. "a Madi-
son st, and ano; from July 1, 1919 to
June l. 1929. ............. So 400
1491. a3d st. zoo 2O2
w. all; r Fitzgerald TO st Regis
Restaurant, 14o0 Bway. 10 mos and %
days from June s: atty. Abram-
9Th AV 3s9-371. store; Jacob Lieber-
man and ano to J Fl Dreyer, 3o4 10th st.
Rkiyn, and ano; yrs from May / ad
dress 37i 9Th av. $1,000 and $4,000
New-York tribune., 1919-06-09
SURROGATES' NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or
Honorable John P. Cohalan Surrogste
Of the County Of New York, NOTICE is
hereoy given TO all persons having claims
Daniel Heede, late Of the County OF New
York. deceased to present the same with
vouchers thereof, to the subscriber. at his
place Of transa sacting business. at the Office
OF Louis, Boehm, his attorney. at No Is
William Street, in the Borough OF Manhat-
tan. in the City OF New York. State Of
New York. on or before ths 10th day OF
October. 1919. next.
Dated New York. the 31st day Of March.
1918. ~
EMIL JANOvIC, Executor.
LOUIS BOEHM. Attorney for Executor.
Office ard +. o. Address, Is William
Street, Borough of Manhattan, New
York City
New-York tribune., 1919-06-09

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John r. Cohalan. n Surrog ate
of the County OF New York. NOTICE is
hereby given to all persons having claims
County OF New York, deceased. to present
the same, with vouchers thereof. to the
subscriber at its principal place OF trans
acting business, at No. % William Street
in the Borough OF Manhattan. In the City
OF New York. State OF New York, on or
before the 18th day OF December next.
Dated. New York. the 10Th day OF May
1913
THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY, Temporary Administrator
GELLER. EOLSTON 4 HORAN, Attor-
Nxohan9s Plaza New York. N. \.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-09
Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

MAIDEN LANE. 30; jacobson a. Co agt
rire Companies Fuilding Corrn. owner; :;
luedracho Extracting Co and j..
Wa-cotfe & Go, contractors. $3.50 rs
fAhk ROW. 1sl to 1877; Feinberg 4: F'en-
porg. Inc. agt Dewitt, Joseph w. Bertha
oHn iGrllr1 Fog, owner6, Hpl!erjth's
son Constr Co. contractor 5oi3.70
New-York tribune., 1919-06-09
Apartments for East Orange

The Hussey estate, Of East Orange,
N. j., has sold the southeast corner of
Grove Street and Park Avenue, plot
lloxl2O, and the southwest corner of
Park Avenue and Stockton Place, SSx
lO1, to the Harrison Improvement
Company, which plans the erection of
apartments on both sites. J. L. Feible-
man & Co. were the brokers.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-09

BAYLIs, WILLIAM-IN PURSUANCE or
an order Of Honorable JOHN P co.
HALAN, Surrogate OF the County OF New
York, NOTICE is hereby given to al: per-
sons having claims against WILLIAM
AYLIS, late of the County of New York
deceased, to present the same with the
vouchers thereof to the subscribers, al
their place of transacting business at the
Office OF 'Baylis &. Co, No. IS Wall Street,
in the city of New York. on or before ths
l7th day OF September next.
Dated. New York. the third day Of
March, 1919.
WILLIAM BAYLIS
GEORGE u. WHITE.
ALFRED r. KIMBALI,
Executors.
JOHN MASON KNOX. Attorney for Ex.
ecutors. 10 Liberty Street, New York
New-York tribune., 1919-06-09
SURROGATES' NOTICES

sCHOTT. CHARLES M. JR-IN prTR.
suance of an order of Honorable John P
sSohalsn. Surrogate of the County OF
persons having claims against CHARLES
N. SCHOTT. Jr.. late Of the County OF New
York, deceased, TO present the same with
vouchers thereof to the subscribers at
their place OF transacting business, at the
office OF their attorney, Alex. H jackson,
No. Rector Street Manhattan. in the
CITY OF New York. on or before the 2Oth
day of November next
Dated, New York. the 18th day of May.
1919. RALPH P. SCHOTT
WILLIAM w SCHOMP
HUBERT NJ. SCHOTT
Executors
for Executors, 2 Rector Street. New
York City
New-York tribune., 1919-06-09
Lis Pendcns
Manhattan

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nre OF frtgs: attys. Niddiebrook &. I3or-
lana.
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,rai savings Bank IN tho CITY OF New
York; Axt Hcrmann Lenz ct ii forecov
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New-York tribune., 1919-06-09
Parsons Now With Cruikshank

Walter B. Parsons, who has been
conducting general real estate busi-
ness at 7 East Forty-second Street.
has become associated with Wm.
Cruikshank Sons, in charge of the
brokerage department.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-09
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION ESTATE AUCTION

HON. EBERT H. GARY recently said
Il predict the next five years in this country
will be the most progressive, prosperous and
successful of any like period in our history; the
results will astonish even the most optimistic of
today"
New-York tribune., 1919-06-09

For the last three weeks have been telling
you about the James Gordon Bennett Estate Sale.
Now note these facts
ROBERT E. BOWLING, Pres City In
vesting Co., recommended this as a good purchase.
THE, TITLE GUARANTEE e. TRUST
COMPANY is guaranteeing the titles.
MAX MARX, Real Estate Operator made
profits on his investments Immediately south of
here.
HYMAN SONN, Real Estate Operator.
made profits on his investments Immediately south
of here.
J. ROMAINE BROWN, ALEXANDER
P. w. KINNAN, President of the Union Dime
Savings Bank, and SAMUEL E. JACOBS,
Vice President Hudson Realty Co. were some OF
New-York tribune., 1919-06-09
LONG ISLAND
Beautiful Ssyen-Acre Tract
at Miller Place, Long Island

on me wading River Branch Of the Long
Island Eailro-e. ~ cleared high ard dry
idnd- station OF The property. Seven miles
east Of Pert jefferson ~ sacrifice. sl.4O0
Address Rsa- Esta-e, Box Il. Bay Shore. L /.