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CLEMENcEAU CABLES POLICE.
RecIprOcstes Appreciation New
York Legion Has OF Gendarmerie,

Georges Clemeneeau, Premier OF
France, has sent 10 Capt John II. Ayers,
president OF the Honor Legion Of the
New York police. thanks for the legion
cabled appreciation OF the work OF the
Prefecture of Police OF Paris and OF the
Sergsants de Vile during the war
Profoundly touched by the senti-
msnts Of fraternal sympathy and ad-
miration." n. Clemenceau cabled. 81 am
very happy to convey the thanks OF the
Sergeapts de Vile Of Paris and OF the
GendsTfnerie OF France 10 the valiant
phalankss Of the New York police. add
ing thereto my own fluctuations and
good wishes"
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OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

r. n. Crawley & Bros. sold for George
X. Kirkham the residence property on
the west side OF South Mountain ave-
nue.. Montclair. n. j.. formerly the
home Of Commander Bsllington Booth.
The property, one OF the best known
in Montclalr. 10 handsomely wooded
commands an extensive view of the sur
rounding country IL has a frontage OF
220 feet on South Mountain avenue and
extends $50 feet to Underclir road. II
has a frontage OF 200 feet adjoining the
Essex County Park Reservation In I'm
derclin road. The purchaser 10 +. r.
Long. president of +. r. Long & Co..
which recently acquired the adjacent
residence ON Undercliff road. The prop
erty has been hold at $4,000.
s. s. Walstrum- Gordon & Forman soid
for the estate Of James w. Pearsail &c
Walter ID. Tauchert the dwelling at Is
Park place. and leased for Robert NJ
Nuns TO Mrs. A. Webb the dwelling al
s2S Alderman avenue, both In Ridge
wood. n. J.
Fish & Marvin subieased for Mrs G
II. Carey for q term Of years, Furnished
the property known as Six Gables a,
Brlarclin Manor. N. Y. comprising
seven acres. large residence and out
buildings. The tenant Is Harold Bolster
OF New York.
Fish Marvin also rented Sunse,
Cottage at Breyoort Farm. MRmaroneck
to J. p. Oakley OF New York.
Burke Stone. Inc. sold for Henry r
Keil OF Fordhem two residences IN Pond.
field road, Bronxville. One purchaser
was John Utze OF Bronxville the othei
wac an undisclosed buyer.
Burke Stone. Inc. sold for Dudley b
Lawrence a dwelling In Park avenue
Lawrence Park, Bronxville. to Edmunc
T. Price also for the Pelhamwood Com
pany six plots in Highbrook avenue
Pelhamwood, TO J. Rajusz. who will pu
up two dwellings,. They also sold a plo
at Longdale, Bronxville, to Ford II
Dow. The rented for Curt Won Schiloei
dwelling at 22 Maple street to Mrs. G
Evans, and for Charles b. Howe hi
furnished residence In Crestwood ave
nue.. Crestwood. to 8. II. Sargent
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Corporal.
GILL. Emory C.. Hooslck Fails. ". 7.
Mechanic.
GRANGER, Ernest NJ. Nichols. q Q.
Pnvatcs.
CR1sPI, TSicoio, Philadelphia
JONES, Charley. Huntington, W. Va.
WOUNDED (DEGREE UNDETERMINED
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISS
ING IN ACTION.
Corporal.
RoCHMER. Michael. steslton. Pa.
RETUBNED TO DUTY, PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
Pfvates.
CRAMER, Harold g., Syracuse. n. 7.
MITCHELL. Leonard NJ, Madison. Ga
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MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender ana
attorney,
lOUnt0un.

MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender ana
attorney.
downtown.
(South of Fourteenth street,.
aEApE ST: 90. ps 2SxSi; june mel iiT Mar,
and Jssss and Waldburg PeySer TO
Title Guar q Trust. Co ,lT6 Bway: due
and Int as per bond. $4,000
East Side.
east OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
seth ST. 8. sO.s W Lexington av, 3ox
1908. June 2o-Jno ] Hayes TO n Y
a fs i ns~ SSi 'R' s"y c. 1872 iae proaa
way NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 'ug.OOO
West side.
(wsst of Fifth avenue. between Four
tenth and li0th streets).
10TH ST. s6i-6a W, isssshold. June so
] Warren Stokes to International Gar
age Co. due and int as per notes attys.
Pesle q Mclaughlin. 2 Rector q;
list ST. isi W Columbus av. ?isl t,SfD
June aO-Elsanor A Sisson TO Manhattan
Saw Instu. 6t4 BwRy, due and int per
bond; atty. Title Guar CO; ids
tAianhAttAn Island. north OF 10th street)
ssilssi 2 N: jun. SO-Settls k;tsTeaii
ESSaSoS s IT Tss ;i:'o' atty . H?Sis
lssTh 81. i4S W, 8, ls.sksS.lI. m.
June S-EiiEabeth Realty Co to Sarah
6hss; atty. Title Guar CO. lIS
,sf SM ST. SIS W: 8. iiaSl. p m. s sSSS
1851 LorinE place. instaist So, pr mtg
$4,000; atty. Il Y T & NJ Co. Iss Broad
slsTH ST, els 3 10Th av. i5.sS'ii. p
m, June 20-weiss- Lemlein Holding
Corpn to Max Marx. 4l9 Convent aV due
Goldsmith, C, c e. w, 81 Bway. sls, 500
The Bronx.
thorough Of Tho Bronx.
CALDWELL Av. 72s. W .. sSKIi5; also
Alexander az, . cor 1ssth at. ebKsi.si
also Forsyth Of, 1857. W .. f6xieo-Lucins
Realty Co 70 Josephine Chedsay, York
tesb. n. Z. Jams Q. duo Dsssmbsr 2
1910. 81. .......,....."..... 1896
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BROOKLYN TRANsACTIoNs.

The Realty Trust sold for the Artee
Realty Corporation q plot at Forty-ninth
street and Eighteenth avenue to Oscar
Sherman. who has filed plans for the
erection Of thirty one family detached
frame and stucco dwellingr
The Bulkley & Horton Co. sold 1893
Bergen street, a two story and basement
stone two family dwelling, 20xl0o. for
Henry Cunningham to n client for occu-
pancy.
Charles Partridge sold s6s Franklin
avenue. q modern three story brick
apartment and store. to Samuel Hoch-
man. who will occupy for his dry goods
business.
The Realty Trust sold for the Artee
Realty Corporation the two two family
brick dwellings 1l2t and 1928 Forty
second street. Borough Park. to Simon
Golden.
d. J. Storsa sold for Anna n. vercaro
to Victorio Grille for occupancy the cot
tage, 60xi00. ut the southeast corner OF
Eleventh avenue and Fifty-sevsnth
street.
+. C. Sauter sold for Arthur e. Lunde-
ouist TO John McHugh for occupancy the
two story and basement brick dwelling
ago Tenth street.
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oRPHANAGE TO MOVE.

Greenfield & Saffir report the clos
ing of the deal pending for some time,
whereby the United Odd Fellows Home
and Orphanage Association sold their
property at Tuckahoe. n. Y. comprising
nineteen acres, with several modern
buildings. to the Hebrew National Or
phan House. The price was in the
neighborhood OF 100000. The Hebrew
National Orphan House Is now on st.
Marks place, and the new property will
house over 400 children. OHsra Broth
ers represented. the United Odd Fellows
Home and Orphanage Association in the
deal
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NORTH DAKOTA.
MILLER, John J.. Mimic (wO.
OHIO.

NORTH DAKOTA.
MILLER, John j.. Mimic (w).
OHIO.
BENTLEY. Harold r.. ssrgt.. Ravenna
TERNEAy. Frank, serst.. washington
BRopBEck, Kari. corp. Columbus fwU,.
A ApbnsS6 ottS . c: Trim tw, w.. ,w,
COLLINS. william n. Chiliicothe (ws).
CRAFT. Ralph. Mount Ephriam (w).
DANIELS Ward E., Washington Court
poPPEs, frank A. CINCINNATI twu).
HoEFMAN. Edward w. YYounsstown
PALMER, William r.. St. clsirsvili. tws,.
RIEDMAfER. Clarence e.. Lakeside (ws).
OKLAHOMA.
HUDSON. A O.. CORP. Oklahoma city
DkRP. cieavs. Row tDA).
BLANkINsHIP. Leroy. corp. waterloo
oHoATE, Homer g.. Portland Cw).
DAUGHERTr, Vernon T.. Cornelius (ws).
PENNSYLVANIA.
sHQFFNER, Roy c., ssrgt.. Chester Hill
HAMILTON. Dewey D.. corp. POttstown
+ Tao s,I,IT s Carrie, romsail Sws,.
DOWNS, Frank n. .ouarryyiii. (Ms).
SenHLER, 's eS.ris. w H. Isnss.,.E w.
kk eGhSN i Simon r. LsbanoS fw).
MILLER, Peter. Chester fw).
MILLER William. Greensburg tws).
wERBEsKI. costic, Minooka (wl.
FOIsARD. Eugene e., Pittston tWU).
RHODE ISLAND.
HIRsr. Firth T.. woonsocket (wu).
SOUTH CAROLINA.
BULIOcK. Thomas H.. Lieut.. Newberry
RUFFfN. Sterling. Society Hill (w).
SOUTH DAKOTA.
rRSEa S;;, Sohn. s Denmark Sw,.
TENNESSEE.
rIsDALE. Henry G.. ssrgt-. Union city
gkRSEE. sa T.. clarksvin. Gw).
Ellis, Roy A, I1lydaie IVY W.
FERRELLs Junior. Lebanon (w).
sI nH1,2 En- Daniel NJ. Diekson W.;
TEXAS.
DARCY: EDWARD u. Lieut., Palestine tw).
kCHKENDALl~ Charles p. CORP, Moody
ELY. waiter. san Antonio W.. W.
EokMbr; william l., Alton twl.
GROIN GROIN. j TsSmAs w: senTlaks fws,.
IsAfI. Joseph E.. Glen Rose tK).
vIRGISLA.
FRETwELL. George D., Lieut., Stanton
BISHOP. Guy. s.rst.. Pittsyivaaia county
twR).
IoNEs, John p, corp. Gala. tDA,,
pEDMod. Joseph n. Gloucester county
pEEsr. Jams. 4. chnAo-ts ewS.
GOu0E. De witt, Lyons tw1.
WEAVER Stanley G., Roanoke twUD.
WASHINGTON.
GREENWOOD. Clarence r.. corp. Bunker
LARSEN. Leon j.. corp. .sb>iten tw,. d.
ALBERT, Baglo, Black Diamond (wu).
WEST VIRGINIA.
BOGARD. James NJ, corp, Hundred (wS)
KEYS, Harry. Keyser (wD.
WERTS. Roy, ChRrlestown (WS).
WEST, Zarah. kingmont tE).
WISCONSIN.
twb.
BEAHLEN, Howard ". Horbstsr Cws).
BERsHAW. Joseph. Oconto tDA).
BUsALACKi, Frank. Milan (w5)
C0TTER, James D., Waupun (wS).
LCNDGREEN. Adolph W.. CenturiA tDA)
OTHER CoUNTRIEs
| England.
| DURHAM. James j.. London (w).
Address Unknown.
WINTERS. Frank r.. Major. Fort Fairfield
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LEASE INVOLVES $3.50. 900.

Louis +. Sommer has leased for the
yandam Warehouse Company, Ino. "a
the Roseland Amusement Company OF
Philadelphia the entire second floor In
the building at the northeast corner Of
Fifty-frst street and Broadway for a
term of years at s350.000.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGEs.
with name and address OF lenders at
torney.)

tWhh name ana anoress CT iehoers AZ
torney.)
ONE SIXTH part of all real property Of
which Thos r. Mcneil tdeceased1 seized,
as described In tendency of action In Of
Mcneil Bird w Rebecca May ct al; said
premises situated In section ]. blocks ~
and 1879. and section :. block lIts-Ads
II Caldwell. 1s2 W Hist st; Jan Is. Islst
atty, Arthur Knox. lss Bway. s.ooe
ssTa ST. aS p Wsss T H.I.S a' SUI
cocks and Caroline 8 Belcher TO Michael
Moss at seth st and Madison av: Dee e.
ssp ST. 3. as W 9Th nv, 96xss.S-Jes
and Rose A Burke to Lillian G Hart, z2s
St Nicholas az; May IS, 1908; atty; = so Z
SAD o ST. q. 500 " sth az. itxsSs-ssms
to johanna Batsche. sa2s 18th av; Jan
"a, 1907; atty. Francis w Pollock, SSgs
4sTM Mas sr, i5.ii W q. i.tsj.p T Dudley.
W s2d st; May II. 1919; atty. Law g,s az e
coSxhST Az e issd = u hs sss,Ss
cheiie, n Y. May 8. 1919; atty. Eaw Il. z
MsGolss 81 Snsmsss nvsI, ar. . s,ossee
Co to same. Dec is, 1918; ETY.
co ssTs sT ss.Ro:e wcif. on '' the
sSi iSth s e. May %. 1915; attsi. 200 80
1VSIh 81, oA-oe 80, ~ q o,a.,,nr "a n
10th st. Oct ~. 1915; atty, JACOB oo 4
herman, sac Bway. :sa,eVv
46TH ST. 400 " lith Az. .Sxloo;SS- e.
owen Rafferty,. 40s W S7h 5., st. ., 70 and and
G ssns shea Ms s7s W lisa st. exTs and
trustees will Bernard Campbell June l.
isia; atty. Bdw Murphy. AZ s BIS aSs
.o Tsy ST 5, AIS " iItih av. 5oxios;s.
Semaj Rity Co to same, Jan -, lsisi
atty. Lawyers T & T Co. rso Bros ede
9TH Nay Av. 'ss66i-:sT.union Land Holding g
TO Herbert r Limburg, Oct 22. 1ss
atty, VIM L Levy, 40 Bway slo'oev
10th ST. n 8. 37S AmsteT9 a,n-, ~.
20 John n and Theodore Tonneie, trns-
tees. Jan 10. 1897; atty, John Tonne Va
9TH III k swa " :. IL ieth St ;5iit-Pstk
F Dolan to Marian Men Lawder' sef
Putnam av. BEiyn s N SSS h ~; rsos s1S' ooc
1osD ST, ca E--Nathan and sone Gnpon'
GAS Amsterdam ay, to Harry Jacops.
| 22s w 10th st. Oct 5, 1915; atty, Jseooeo
herman. 346 Bway t,oyy
1s3D ST. 55A W-Gustave Il and Marie -
Viliaret to Mareilin Deliac. VIZ 2iS
Bway. Dec 2s. 1sl1: atty. II A Nie ew:
l 10th ST. 8 s, les Amsterdam av. 7sx
ss.l.-Robt Gordon ct al to Louise DE
/ bold, trustee Will Theo Diebold, Jan zis
1905; atty, T II Calhoun. 70 Wsi am
| 1sTH sr. SOS w.aosanna Giiroy. ON
| premises to Elliott Mtg Co. FL Bway,
Feb IS, is1T: attys. Wendell. Euiou a q
Robson. ?,5 gway;;;, ac,an.. 40 scisr-
Isth ct, June 10, 1916: atty. Title Guar
q T Co. 1T6 Bway .SlV,Vv"
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itoTa e. .;s .sat l.sn Til: az sssz 1
ID itoth o. Juns 70. demand, eHt atty
Lawyers title a T Co, leo Bway. ~, 600
loo--sophis Levy 10 Hy Ronl, SID Eagle
nv, and ano. June 20. duo Aug 4, 1914,
~; atty, Q q Deffoa. sois ga av.t s,2oe
.-Mathilda 1. Mirani TO Martin Barini-
7ts Chapel ct, New Haven, Conn, May
n, 2 yrs, 90; atty. c II Baechier, 1lz1
HUNT Xv. v .. ito n sssamore IT. sSx
1oo-Ross Brunneiii to Giuseppe Pes
s.iio. s.s Morris az June 70, yrs. 81
HUNT Av, isie-5ame to same, juno ~
yrs. s$t atty. same. $3.50. ..ta,eQe
tNwooD Avi ., $50 Belmont Az. asH
1so-Eilen M Brau to Mount st. vincsnt
Cooperative ID a T. Assn. 1899 ArthW
sy, June 70. . yrA 60; attys. oersdx
r1 SsSc +. Az !. iis.i isitn st. iSsf
ewes 17s:5 n istth st, 1oo.1x1is--Arrcv
Ins Co, Iii William st, June 2, 3 yrs.
s%; atty. Title Guar e T Co, 17s Broad
vxIkNT;ifNiiE Az, a, is..i is;ts 4.
Rutgers Fire Inns Co. III william ct.
June z. yrs. So; atty. T a T g.
LOTS iss. is., iss ana iiss, map Century
Investing Co--Macombs.N Nelson, Inc, TO
City Real Estate Co. 176 Bway. June
70 Due, ; AZ s as per bond; atty so oao
coseoSS AZ ~. s~sy 100 s; H:i 80 ~.
s2.ex100--Jennie simons 70 Arthur
Byrne. 50: W s.d st, June 20. 9 yrs
SO; atty. T G. & T Co, 17s Bway..st,sse
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son cold the two family dwelling st
726 East 1seth street 70 Ferdinsnd
Leake through ". william Eggert
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

cHRYsTIE ST. 12C 4th, st. ss4 and .ss
r; 272 Washington, sq-Lawyers Mtg
Go e Alfred opdyk., e saS and a sts ocS
c4 II ksSsFfy ST. 81 lss sts st. "a and
E-Alfred opdyke. admir- to yno
sneden. onedel-Knai. Ell Bar, Agsris s.
,s ArTi'1 sr. 81 W: ioist st, s. sis;s
LIST av-Lawyers Mtg Co to Ny
Tnysrs,y ana as,ns 500 600 to and ,ss SS
18TH ST. s, 1eb W sth av. mtgs slso, oev
American Trust Co TO Columbia Trust
Co. 60 Bway; atty. n 7 & M Co, 1ss
7s BT sT, Is E-Titie G & Co to sigmund
wyler. :oa " lIS 10Th ST. ct a, ,se eT onS
EAST Ns f END Av iS g. hm mtF
Hancy. trustee, TO Emily l. Stewart.
i4s \ Rwny Nyack y Y. gdn; atty.
I'm, Lying e. Hoppe sgs w EyEgh' MehiSack 70
Lawyers T & T Co. 1Go Bway.. $4,000
18th ST, I w-Dreicer Realty Co TO Benz
Try, T & p. GO wall st. -. 10000
Bronx.
Borough OF The Bronx
1sT ST, g, 100 Maple nv. 4sx1eS--
Warren 3 Sammis TO Isabella Wall,
s3s I.efferts av. Richmond Hill. AZ ~
atty, Geo McCausian q Park RowShSSOe
Louis ii schiesinser to + Theresa
Schlesinger, 77S Beck st; atty, Samuel
w WSrHti x A aIG b sscNcc F iohn.ons
Sons Co to Geo + Johnson: atty, T q 4
vrp CO. iys a bTayi Echwart to Dora
70 Fletcher sv. Mt vernon, n Y: 81 900
PROSPECT Av. 6 cor list %. sIexloo
Louise Booss to Commonwealth savings
II Hyde, Il Park Row. $50 zoe
sTEBBINs Ay. 12s6-chas d Meyer. trus.
to Commonwealth Savings Bank. foo1
Amsterdam av; atty. Geo II Hyde. y
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How the Fund Stands To-day.
French Navy on Peace Footins.

ToULos, June 22.-Vice-Admirai de
Bon, Chief of Naval Operations. has
Issued orders reducing tbs naval service
10 peace footing. The order disbands
the Mediterranean mine sweeper hotilia.
except that a few vessels will remain In
service TO pick Up stray mines
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FURNIsHED ROOMS TO LET.

TO RENT-Three large. airy rooms. un-
furnished except cook stove, In the ooun-
try. Address Mrs. RALPH wILDMAN for
full particulars. Danbury. Conn. r. r. ID. o.
aON0 Island ZEAL ESTATE ron aALn
WATER FRONT LOT FOR SALE At
BELLMORE. L. l. J. J. BEDELL. r. o.
BOX =.
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MARINES.

COLORADO.
SUMMERS. George W.. ounnison tDp).
FLORIDA.
GEE. David. Tsmpe tD.
GEORGIA.
HnNBCHEI. Paul NJ, Hastings tM).
KANSAS.
AxLrNB, Ralph c.. Medicine Ledes tnD.
RANDOLPH. JOHN. Pttsburg tK).
KENTUCKY.
nroELBAUH, Martin. Louisville CDw).
MASSACHUSETTS.
wooDMAN. Dexter Eugene. Danvers tM)
MNNEsOTA.
KNuTsoN. Carl saimer, corp. Bsivis~
MISSOURI.
DNDERLE. Charles p. Dutchtown CpwD.
NEBRASKA.
KILI.EAN. Blair. corp. Fairbury tDA,
NORTH CAROLINA.
HIGGINS. Andrew J., Ennics CIe).
OHIO.
GRADY, James wilbert. Cleveland (Dw)
OREGON.
AswwoETH. John D.. CORP sprinsn'it
,PENHsYLvANIA.
WILLIAMs. John Patrick, oirardvili'
TENNE6OhE.
nARGvH Henry T., corp. so e;.,I I'm nv SK}
Marine Corrections.
KILLED In ACTION, PREVIOUSLY RE.
PORTED MISSING.
Rriyafes.
DOUGLAS, Henry Hampton, ST. Louis. Mo
GIVEN, Raymond Nswiin. Philadelphia, Pa
DIED OF WOUNDS, PREVIOUSLY RE
PORTED MISSING.
HIGGINS. Francis George. Lansing. Mich
Pivates.
BROSsEAU, Paul Alfred. Everett, MasA
HENINGAR. Henry Arthur, lsS Hendricks
ave-, New Brighton, N. y.
PACK, AlonEo Gilbert. winston Salem
SAUNDERS Franklin Alvos. Cleveland
Ohio.
PRESENT FOR DUTY. PREVIOUSLY RE
PORTED MISSING.
Privafes.
SEWARD. wailace Arrin. st. Ignaos. Mich
TRAuERNIcHT. walter p. Pennington
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HOUSES FOR THE SUMNER.

FOR RENT--In the Aeirondseks. Pieros
Camp, Mountain View, FrAnkiin County.
New York. q. Z. PIERCE, 1l3a univsr.
sity ave, bronx New York
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REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Operators Buy Two Apart
ments in Murray Hill Sec
ton Held at 5000, 900.

The two seven story elevator apart
ments ut the southwest corner OF Tex
ington avenue ana Thirty-fourth street
have been sold to two prominent zeal
estate operators whose identity has not
been disclosed. These buildings ARE
among the very hrst elevator apartment
houses to be erected In the Murray Hill
section. and were put UP about thirty
years ago. They have been owned by
the estate OF Henry ID Jones, the princi-
pal heirs Of which reside In Paris. The
estate also owns third structure. known
as Armory Hall, at 12o East Thirty
fourth street. adjoining the Seventy-hrst
Regiment Armory, but It In denied that
this house 10 involved in the sale.
The houses sold are known as LES ana
12s East Thirty-fourth street They
have a combined frontage of IA feet
on the street and OF 117.6 feet on Lax
ington avenue They were valued at
$500, 900 and are divided into large
suites. which were in great demand at
the time they were erected. The house
on the immediate corner of Lexington
avenue contains stores In addition to the
apartments 1t n understood that the
new owners will alter the houses BY
breaking them UP into small suites.
The property was sold through Ed
ward J. Hanoey OF the law irm OF strong
q Cadwalader, which represents the es-
tate, and II IL rumored that the new
owners of the property are Mandelbaum
Levine. who a short time age pur-
chased the handsome Chatsworth ana
Chatsworth Annex apartments at River
side Drive and Seventy-second street.
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COFFEE DEALERS ADD TO SITE.

The Trinity Church Corporation has
sold to b. Fisher q Co.. Inc, tea and
coffee merchants, the six old three and
four story buildings, covering a plot look
100. at the southeast corner of Green
witch and North Moore streets. and ad-
joining tho eight story building now
occupied by the Fischer company. This
purchase gives the company the entire
block front on Greenwich street between
Franklin and North Moore streets. and Il
intends to reimprove tho site just ac-
CURED with a new building which will
conform with its present structure and
which will provide 10000 additional feet
Of floor space. The property was held
at $4,000. John II. Day ana William
d. Fitzpatrick were the brokers.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PUKFosEs.
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wEsTCHEsTER REAL ESTATE.


TINE WAS NEVER MORE OPPORTUNM
than now TO select your home site ana
build your own home. Let me show you
how you can own your own home in
attractive surroundings. with all city
improvements, at LarchmOnt within a
few minutes walk Of the station and
forty minutes OF New York
SYLVESTER FROHOCk.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-23
NORTH CAROLINA.

HESTER. Harvey Smith. Lieut., Asheviile
(WS),
NcLAwHoRNE. Richard. ssrEt.. .KInston
BAZEMORE, Lonnis, Windsor (WD.
DANIEL. Graham, Oxford (w).
DIXON. Dslwin, Texas (w).
FARRoW, Robert. Charlotte (W).
TAH0N. Bsnnis, Garments (W).
New-York tribune., 1919-07-05
What Causes Laughter

II beg you to try It, beg you take
it seriously" said Lloyd George to
House of Commons which rocked with
laughter when he mentioned the cove
nant.
The reaction Of mirth is the conse-
quence of the way the covenant has been
presented. There is good in it-enough
good to warrant it's acceptance and rati-
1lcation if certain antiquities are re-
moved by Clarifying interpretations and
reservations. 1t provides for the setting
up of an international machine, and al
though there is no gasolene in its tank
it is something to have machine: it
makes the assemblage Of an ambassa-
dorial conference automatic-in another
crisis 1t will not be necessary to waste
time and energy in efforts to assemble
conference; it confides to an interna-
tlonal committee the performance of
some administrative duties (the manage
ment of plebiscites, the supervision Of
collections from Germany and the over
sight of the Saar Valley), and although
no main matter is touched it is probable,
having become accustomed to act to-
gether In small matters, that the world
will be more willing to try concert in
large.
The league laughed at is not the one
that is actually proposed, but that
astonishing fgment of the imagination
which is paraded. British public opinion
sees the document for what it is is
aware that it has no sanction and that
It's decisions must be by unanimous vote.
which, of course, means no decision if
there is any real dispute.
1t is wise to base arguments for the
ratification on what the covenant is and
to cease advertising it as something it
is not This sober and honest method
may deprive some of the pleasure they
derive from sentimental rhodomontade.
but has the merits of being sincere and
sensible.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-05

state or surrender of national self
determination. The continuance Of the
agreement depends on the free will of
free partners. The references in the in
strument to the consent of a majority
of the executive council Of the formal
league are of small consequence; first,
because the nations in alliance will also
manage the league; and second, because
continuance in the agreement is neces-
sarily according to the pleasure OF the
parties.
An attitude toward the covenant
affords no evidence of whether there is
support Of or opposition to the league
of peace idea. An attitude toward the
French treaty is more revealing. 1t
seems impossible4to to oppose it and at the
same time claim to be friendly to the
league idea.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-05

lutionizcd for our delegates were active
in supporting the policy of centralized
control by the principal powers" which
has been the keynote Of the peace con-
ference. If the President and Mr.
Baker still adhere to- their announce
ments of last April, it can only be
through the pressure Of mental habit.
1t is talking an obsolete language to
say that tho Philippines ought to be
allowed to become completely indepen-
dent if at the same time the adoption
Of the new policy of world control and
helpful supervision by the dominant ma
tions is being urged upon the people
Of the United States.