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New-York tribune., 1919-01-25
Wissahickon, Penn, Man
Rents % Rooms on 5fh Ave.

Douglas L. Gilman e. CO. have
leased large apartment of seventeen
rooms and five baths, at 927 Fifth Ave
nue.. corner Seventh fourth Street, to
Il. w. Scott, Of Wissahckon, Penn.
Tease 4 Gilman have leased apart
ments IN i26 Madison Avenue, for Stan
ley Phelps, to Ms. Catherine Erswell;
in 1903 East Eighty-fourth Street, for
George Neiman, TO w. j. Lippincott; in
3o2 Lexington Avenue, to Arthur Z. Ma
gill; in 100 East Eighty-tifth Street, for
MAJOR Lawrence Dunham, to Charles
McAlpin PYLE; in 178 East Seventeen
Street. to C. D. Beebe; in "a West Fif-
ty-ninth Street, for Mrs. Margaret jim
lshian, to j. E. Tomlinson, and in so
East Sixty-frst Street, for W. j. Mid
dleton, to DR.. Gavin Z. Williams.
Albert 3. Ashforth has leased apart
ments at ~ West Sixty seventh Street
to Henry II. Mcclure; at 80 West Sixty
seventh Street to Louise Este; at is
Irving Place to Frederick B. Lynch and
Alfred B. Meadcr; at 2o2 West 11Sth
Street to Mrs. Esther Cohen, Daniel
Webster Horton and George A. Tyron;
at % East Thirty-third Street to Miss
Della G. Macleod, Louise Tobyn and
Mary Tobyn; at % East Thirty-third
Street to Mrs. Helena Adamson; at 19
West Thrtyffth Street to Charles
Hirsch; at 6 East Thircieth Street to
Mrs. Kathryn L. Livingston and Ray
Irving; at l40 West Fifty-iifth Street
to Miss Suzanne Wills.
Rents House From John D., Jr.
John D. Rockefeller, jr, has leased
through the Payson Mel Merrill Com
pany and William A. White & Sons, his
agents, the four story dwelling at 104
West Sixty-fourth Street to Mrs. Mol
lie Higgins Smith.
School for Choir Boys
st. Thorlas's Church trustees have
leased from tie Barney Estate the four
story and basement house at 1913 West
Fifty-tifth Street, between Sixth and
Seventh Avenues, for use as a school
for boys of the church choir. St.
Thomass Church is at Fifth Avenue
and Fifty-third Street. Pease & ELI
man negotiated the lease
New-York tribune., 1919-01-25
a: M. January 26-Samuel E. Blythe. I'D

a. M, January 26-Samuel E. Blythe I'D
to 74th.
Patrolmen-Calvin L. Town, SD to 11th
Inspection District, assigned to repairs to
station houses. To bicycle duty in precincts
indicated-Daniel c. Murphy. 10th; George
M Greene 11Sth: Charles A. Stanley,
1l8th; Gustave A. Stackhouse l2Oth; Bene-
dict j. Oswald, 8Sth; Charles w. Hiss, 18th !;
William II. Lowig, 120th.
William Gundelsheimer, 38th to 46th. BIZ
cycle duty; Frederick A. Sass, Bridge to
56th, bicycle duty.
Effect 8 a. M. January 24-James c..
Flood. Bridge c to D.
Effect a. M, January 25-William W..
Corbett. Goth to 9Th.
Effect II :01 a.. M, January 23-National
Defence to precincts indicated, leaves of alb
sence revoked Jeremiah S. Drew. 18TH !;
Bernhard SeideI. S8th; John Joseph Kelly,
3Sth.
Effect a m. January 26-Corporals in
precincts indicated:
Eleventh Inspection District-Joseph L.
SSauerbrunn. SD John F. Murphy, s2d
SD Charles l.. Dannhauser. SD Patrick }.
Nally, S3d Edward Siegenthaler s5th Ed
lrd H. Trabert. s5th: Jacob Gosher. S5th
George Ludwig, SIth John j. Doherty, 87th
Charles r. Herbert 8Sth.
John A. Berg. 18th to 8Sth Philip Wubnig,
18th to S0th George A. Walter, S3d to SSth
Abraham Hellnan. 85th to S0th John j.
McCabe, 9Sth to 81th.
Bicycle Patroman with equipment) John
White, SD to S0th.
Temporary Assignments
Lieutenant Edward NJ Enwright, 56th, to
signal monitor duty. 80 days, a. m Janu-
airy 81.
Patrolman Joseph z. Duggan, AID. to
Headquarters, Division of Transportation.
operator of automobile truck used by Traffic
Division. days. II. m. January "a.
Assignment Discontinued
Patrolman Calvin L. Town, s3d, to 1st In
sspection District, raidcd premises 8 a, m.
January 26
Resignation Accepted
Enect Il n. m. January 24-~Patrolmnn
Emil III. Lehman, S5th
Restored to Duty
Patrolman John Morris, 45th; effect 4 80
y. M. January -.
Suspended Without Pay
Patrolmnn John Morris, 4bth; effect I
y. M January 20. =
New-York tribune., 1919-01-25
Two Brokers Are Indicted
Meinel and Wemple Accused of
Trading With Enemy

Edward Meinel and William Y. Wem-
pie, insurance brokers of 80 Maiden
Lane, were indicted yesterday by the
Federal grand jury for alleged viola
tion of the trading with the enemy act.
The indicting instrument charges that
tney did business with Paul Clausen, a
German, Of Copenhagen, after we en-
tered the war. The defendants pleaded
not guilty to the indictment before
Judge Knox and were held in $4,000
bail each, which was furnished. They
were given ten days to &2mur or
change their pleas.
The defendants issued statement
later explaining that they were the
American agents for the Salamandra
Insurance Company, of Russia, and de-
MED that they had any enemy connec-
tions since the passage of the law pro-
hibiting such intercourse.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-25

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
of New York Anna NJ Beddall, Plaintiff
against Edward K. Beddall, Defendant
Summons.-To the above named defendant:
You are hereby summoned answer the
complaint In this action and to serve a copy
of your answer on the Plaintiffs Attorneys
within twenty days after the service of this
summons. exclusive of the day of service,
and in case of your failure to appear or an
swer Judgment viii be taken against you by
default for the relief demanded in the com
plant
Dated December 4th, 1918.
BECK, CRAWFORD G. HARRIS Plain
tff's Attorneys. Office and Postoflce
Address, No. 80 Liberty Street, Borough
of Manhattan. City OF New York.
To Edward x. Beddall: The foregoing
summons is served upon you by publlca-
tion. pursuant to an order of Honorable Eu-
gene A. Philbin one of the Justices of the
Supi eme Court of the State of New York,
dated the l1th day of December, 1918. and
filed with the complaint, in the office OF the
Clerk of the County of New York, at the
County Court House in the Borough of Man
haitian, City and State of New York
BECK, CRAWFORD & HARRIS. Attor-
neys for Plaintiff. Office and Postoff1cs
Address. S2 Liberty Street. Borough of
Manhattan. City of New York.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-25
Small Traders Are
In Leasing Market

The Charles f. Noyes Company has
leased for A. H. Mathews, agent the
store at 73 Fulton Street to S. Rovin~
sky; and for Viggo l.. Jensen the store
at % Stone Street to |. Tanenraum
Son & Co.
NJ. & L. Hess have leased the store
and basement at 1921 West Thirty
sixth Street to the Cape Trading Com
pany for the sale of feathers.
Folsom Bros. have leased at 1872 West
Street apartments to
Misses Fletcher & Wells and Israel
Kaufman.
Charles G. Keller has rented the
store at 113 West Twenty third Street
to Marty Bloomcr, and the top loft at
1919 West Seventeenth Street to
the Globe Cloak Manufacturing Com
pany.
William j. Roome g. Co. have leased
the store at the southeast corner of
Seventh Avenue and Twenty second
Street to the st. Louis Lunch Com
pany; the store at 1877 West Twenty
second Street to the FauerSach Elec-
trical Company; the store at l443 Am
sterdam Avenue to the Atlas Economy
Company, and the three upper floors in
100 Madison Avenue to Miss Jane Gail,
Robert B. Brown and Adolph Nollmer.
inns completes the renting of the
building
J. B. English has leased the store
and basement at 1913 West Forty ight
Street to Joseph Ciardi.
Shif. That Means Much
NJ. & L. Hess have leased the
fourth floor at 154-158 West Eighteenth
Street to the Gordon Radiator Com
pany; the second floor at 7 East Seven
teenth Street through to 10 East
Eighteenth Street, with William c.
Walker Sons, to the Packard Lamp
Division, allied with the General Elec-
trio Company, which will use the
premises for the distribution of cleo
trical lamp products.
Ames & Co., have leased the five
story factory building on the south
west corner of Eighty-fourth Street and
Second Avenue to A. Siegel & Sons,
who will occupy it as cigar manu-
factory
New-York tribune., 1919-01-25
Manhattan Alterations

1hrVAD"AT;. 2e. TO is-sty. Offices s,.rd.,, ~,
CO.., - p'en'' owner Ellis. prem arclt
NASSAU S'r r. ~, .-.-....... s. COO
:, c,r.ni,, - % o-siy sioro and oy1cys,
60 80 uo'a'&'n'neF' y Union "a sSsHs. S'tV,n
2ofd 81. 20 T. 10 and ;.siy .,o,a 80 O2o
ln'os ~ e 100 3., h3,,oa1"ay. owner. G Meyers
''Hn g G ~ ~ W % s-siy store ETC is"sy' s,i.,s
liz Eera~.n 'H' 2''r f, 81. o"ners. weiss
'in ~ rs snd ~ " 10 II W. stors s''gVg .,
"n'es american Real Fs,sta Co. III mn. s'la
ss, %..e'' & Summer. 1929 East 1854. nmny sscn1
e2D Sri % W 10 - rs 900
s,sf,ss gs.,.s oHnes + 4 vitolo. 5g Mes, 4sts -
r~IyEksITY pT. s5 to Il 3 ~ d,,c,itf,s, $500
s59, u sli'ieisiaeit. Premises. o@ners {; Dr.ns
g.. 80 Slan.syn ss aicAiisct .... T. 0oc
'", ~ -'-Szs y, - t~o } .iy Apar,fnee,is - =.
- 4. D'n'M. % fsest stth u. owner 4 Ssyens
D'I-SrD ~, sS TO 5-sty stare ana aparr,s9,,,
ys-t ~ s,",,, ~ ,~ai H. owner: Lexington lei
iT,ru Ar ~ 70 a. ...-........ 81 900
" i,.s,,s FL E..ls ". % All Ifsty loft No,ds,,
ttHss@s,y -. 1s< tiii az. owner. II Nsnsneln ~,
biDl&ia e.. arciitsct. y az az
New-York tribune., 1919-01-25
Hotel Pennsylvania
Rental Is High
Will Pay S2O0,OO0
a Year for Ground; e Per
Cent on Building

r Thirty days after the completion Of
The Hotel Pennsylvania, which means
that many days after the opening Of
the hotel, which is scheduled for to-
night, a rental which will run into
several hundred thousands of dollars
year will be paid to the Pennsylvania
Terminal Real Estate Company by the
New York Hotel Statler Company. The
lease, dated last January and which
supplements one made in April, 1916,
was put on record yesterday. 1t shows
that the hotel interests will pay
ground rental of per cent, based on
a valuation of S4,000,000; 6 per cent
of the cost of the structure, less re-
ductions which have been allowed, and
taxes and other levels which the city
and state may place on the realty and
the building. The lease is for twenty
one years, starting thirty days after
the completion Of the big structure.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-25
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan

lo7TII ST. 2ll w N-ls7a): Adolph voltter 10
R,su, MSte MasaFe nTm atty TIN Title G Co. l7s
10TH ST, 700 W; Adolph voliter To- Katc Si'Joo }o
su,re snrI Jaa''y. Tito Guar g. Co. Es Bway
s7Tl ST. s. 2s5 9Th av 2oxas .: patscl sio oVG y
Mary kJne TO the BoNsery Sav Bank. 10,
Is, no"eIy; ~, hly. Taa,ld"aladcr. w & r. 10 Wall
SANE property; same to same atty same Dec
lSlsr ST. 72s.73e ": Bway Fort wasn'n * n,o, 9"o
Norpn; 33t 5ln a, 20 Wm n Iiarte. ls5 n,va" 70.
aa}V y Title & Co. 1856 Bway: Dec 8
suLLIvAN ST. 8. 100 n Prince 81, -. ~ 90 Soc
AntoHo iHo ,fetrino 10 Geo Ehrct 1887 Park ayo'
nttry Edw NJ Hurghard, III Bway: ncc
lST Az 1oo7 v 81 600
llo7 'pagl "'.',,,'e Spleimahn TO Geo Ehret,
Kwav. limo IaGT-' Eu" NJ Hurghard. Ill
ls'r AV Ioa7. V.iar,,, s. 900
llGY PARK avc4 a,t" rpielmann TO Geo Ehret,
Bway. Nav A iaoy ru" NJ Burghard. III
nnn
New-York tribune., 1919-01-25
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT: COUNTY OF NEW
YORK.-Arthur II. Page Company, Ltd,
plaintiff. against Robert T. Burge and Gulf
Coast Plantation Company. defendants
Summons
To the above named DEFENDANTS:
You hereby summoned to answer tho
complaint in this action, and to servo a
copy of your answer on the plaintiffs at
torneys within twenty days after. the Ser
vice of this Sunmons exclusive of the day
of service, and in case Of your failure to
appear answer, Judgment will be taken
against yhu by default for the relief de-
manded in the complaint.
Trial desired In the County OF New York
Dated New York, October 31st. 1918.
HAIGHT, SANDFORD 6, SMITH.
Plaintiffs Attorneys, ONCE and Post
Ofiice address, 27 William Street. New
York City
TO tie defendants. Robert T Burge and
Gulf Coast Plantation Company:
The Eoregoing summons is served upon
you by publication, pursuant to an order
Of HON. Eugene A. Phlbin. one of the JUS
tees Of the Supreme Court of the State Of
New York. dated December 7th 1918, and
filed with the complaint in this action in
the office of the Clerk of the County Of
New York on the 9th day OF December
1918.
HhIGHT, SANDFORD e. SMITH.
Attorneys for Plaintiff, 27 william Street
Manhattan, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-25
Croasdale for Jersey Librarian

TRENTON, Jan. 24.-Francis r.
Croasdale, secretary to Governor Edge,
probably will be appointed State Ii
hrarian at the meeting of the Library
Commission next Tuesday, it was re-
ported here to-day. For business rea-
sons, Mr.. Croasdae has declined to 90
to Washington to be Governor Edges
secretary when the latter becomes
United States Senator. John P. Dull
lard is the present librarian. The ap-
polntment is for five years at $4,000 a
wear.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-25
Recorded Mortgages
Downtown

MADISON ST. 3l9. n W Gouveneur at. 2ssr
ss.4 AVE !, 1918; Fannie Goldman individ &
Is Gcuyerneur ST. nstalls monthly 6 per cent:
atty. Nathan Zirrn. li0 Kivington st.. 81 COO
East Side
'sT AZ lsSt 2I1s5; ;,6 Jan "a: Gustav Pick to
nSTfi sr II T. 2Salo6ll p M Jan 22: SsiGSg ScSoS
sy trustee wil Frcdk GeDSard @ a. aus IU' Feb Feb
lgz2 . Yer per cent: attys. Middlcbrook &
N7rH r. y 5 2o4.9 G Pleasant av, 43cxioo. 10:
Jal es John G \ Wln J Walworth to Amelia
"a hiVad"@y ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $l7 900
West Side
NlH ST 5s$-535 w. also 2sth st. 534 -538 W:
ss 30 'sy & Ms4ss kan st. p priSas" HsaSs
JSGobs Il Livingston. l2o broadway notes SO 800
M a. M E $ i. 29l H. 5lst s. z5lxloo. m: Jan
lower: que Nov l5. 1928. } per cent: aitys
III; En- g & Rogers. III BroaaIway sio 900
Harry Kline 10 Simon Newman 434 w 4stb q,
.ins iss ara a. nt As per bond: atty, Maurice Monks
18TH sT. liz W. iss1ss.ii: Ian IL rssreeo rsseso
Z" Robinson 70 Jos A Tanner. l7s W l37th 1t:
.As.y, Pope BilIups 2os Broadwsy "a n!ss;1 VIZ
'yn aa a. e. VIM ii lsg sods s'oadssy %,
W WAL st ~ per cent. ,........... 81, 900
Bronx
BtCk s'r. $50. " .. 4oxl0o; sarah I.crepd 10
Freids L@ndes. l0i w ll4th At: pr rnigc s24. 900
saa ~ ms'als c: suy. Jos Cans, 40
WILDER ~, g. 5i26 Randall av 81 Grio0
tssa, stnI Ss~ms1 p Eliz INgy. 242 Putnam sy
raisoi. Al Park HoR .1..'.. .s'' WV 1as, ssno
zosD 81. 2l5 E; y. .. 25ni27s Vim W Mic, snSs
70 iitle Guar n Trust Co l7G Bway: tan 20
cue, nie 10 her bond; atty. l. 4 Go, rs
rox sr sss ss.eieidi oui. wentcke saa a. s~o s9o
~ Jos u Hichsrds 1928 faile NJ; Jan IL: lpaaJn
Up Q: atty. Beck. q ". 2l5 Montague Al
HIyH 49,, :. .,..,,.... -. 50. 0G0
New-York tribune., 1919-01-25
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

EAST BwAY, l4s. Is, & I'd floors. Nathan r,,,.
VIZ 70 Genhon Lubansky 4 Julius Kosenblum
l49 l49 y Bway: 10 yrs from April /. 1919 ST 500
fTH Az. o T. from 32d to 33d st. 1877 6x 400. also
va w. =. 200 9TH Nv, looxl976 10 3 I'D
st; contains 1900 81 IT: supplemental 10 lease
Of April II. 1915: Pennsylvania Terminal Real
Estate Co to Franslin J Machete. Milwaukee, ee
WIS. II yrs from 30 days after comp OF bIdo
900 end additional rental OF p c upon rost or
new bldg. less deductions agreed upon: aitv.
~ Brien. Boardinan Parker Harper Il For ia
bway same prop. assign of lcnsc. Franklin 4
Machetfe to \ Hotel Ststler Co. Inc. Jan 9n
Bronx
F0KDIiAM RID. NV Hoffman st. all: John r.
Dooling 10 Chaa l. Moore. 20l w 10Th 81. 2 40
years from Dec !, 1919 (option 3 ycars va
newaD attys Wessclman x r. 55 Liberty
81. ,.,,.., 81 500 10 81 nA
New-York tribune., 1919-01-25

ROBiNSON-John. 81 years old. Services
THE FUNERAL CHURCH. Broadway,
66th St Drank T. Campbellsl, Sun
day 2 o. m
New-York tribune., 1919-01-25

n HgbLEY-On January %, 1919, Stuart
Parker Hubley. in his 45th year. Funeral
serVices at his late residence 3O5 Webster
morning at 1890. Sa'"'Nay
New-York tribune., 1919-01-25

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
orable John p. Cohaan, a Surrogate Of
the County Of New York, NOTICE is here
against Edward Lyman Swift. late Of tho
County OF New York, deceased, to present
the same with vouchers thereof to the sub
scriber at his place of transacting busi-
ness, at the office of Uriah w. Tompkins
No. 256 Broadway, in the Borough Of Man
haitian. in the City of New York State of
New York. on or before the 2Sth day OF
February, 1919, next.
Dated. New York. the 21st day Of Au.
gust. 1918.
CR1AH w. TOMPK1Ns. Executor.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-25
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

NEW YORK, SIS: l, EDWARD EVER
EFT CLAPP. of No. sS Washington
Street, East Orange. County Of Essex, State
Of e. r. Clapp Company. DO HEREBY
CERTIFY that l am the successor in in
terest conducting or transacting the bust
ness of Insurance at 80 William Street. in
the County OF New York and State OF New
York. under the name of L. Il. Clapp g. Com
pany, and that the true real full name of
the person conducting or transacting such
business, with the postoffice address of said
person, is follows:
Street. East Orange. New Jersey. Business ss': ::
80 William Street, New York city.
EDWARD glVERETT CLAPP.
Dated. New York, January Gath. 1919.
STATE OF NEW YORK, COUNTY OF NEW
YORK.-On the Gath day of January. nine
teen hundred and nineteen, before me came
Edward Everett Clapp to me known the
foregoing instrument, and acknowledged that
he executed the same:
cSeaD WILLIAM j. RITCHIE.
Notary Public Kings County. n Y. Kings
County Clerks No 2l4 Reg No. sio.
Certificate Filed in New York County. n.
Y. County Clerks No. 3l7. Reg. No.
S237. Commission expires March so,
STATE OF NEW YORK, COUNTY OF NEW
YORK, IS: |, William f: Schneider.
Clerk of the said County and Clerk of the
supreme Court OF said State for said Coun-
ty. Do Certify that | have compared the
preceding with the original certificate Of
Conducting Business on file in my office and
that same is correct transcript therefrom.
and of the whole of such original.
lndorsed. Filed January 24th 1919
In Witness Whereof ! have hereunto sub
scribed my name and affixed my official
(Seal) WILLIAM f. SCHNEIDER.
Clerk.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-25
Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

l2TH 81, 1875 w: Norwalk Lock Co art ru,,
az gar,er r % ne owner cont trcncwai 81 500
o5D ~, ia u; East River Mil & Lumber 70
ast John AInlgrew. owner Lcnos Cont CO.
sTu ST aii 417 'o@ ~ pr,c.,,, s3s3. rs
Estate OF Mary Griffin. owner: sth ST a;arass S
1'c. cont ...... ........... .5l2 vi IG
New-York tribune., 1919-01-25

LOST. .-Bankbook No bo1, s6s. Tho Greenwich
Savinss BANK. 2s6 & 2aS Sixth ave- n. Y
Guy. thyment htopped. Please return 10 hanl
New-York tribune., 1919-01-25

STEELE Suddenly. at New York. January
%, William Henry Steele. of New Milford
Coan., husband Of Zulma De Lacy lDorr,
Steele. aged II. Funeral at Plymouth
Church. Brooklyn. Friday, January a
p. m. lnterment at Albany. \. y. Please
New-York tribune., 1919-01-25
New Bronx Building

VINCENT AZ, q, ls0 & Bsssley nv. two e..,n,v
ana attic brek dwellings. 20r34 eDh; John sei.
ntio, l1s4 fremont nv, oxper, Jacob A,oriey
ASAs Sf0SW 81, afcinLeet. Total cost. 5000
New-York tribune., 1919-01-25

WELLS-1n France. on October 10, from
wounds received in action, First Liel'eh'
ant Edward l.. Wells. in his SD year son
OF Anna Nj. 5. and the late Edward l.
Wells, of Charleston s l.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-25

ST. 3l9 n Gouvemeur at. 26SY
sS.4 Aug !. 1918; Fannie Goldman. indvid d.
trust, 700 W ll3tE 81. ct al 10 Aaron Horeng
IS Gouvcrneur st; installs monthly. per cent:
atty Nathan Zirrin. li0 Riyngton st 81 COO
New-York tribune., 1919-01-25
Classified Advertising Columns
HELP WANTED MALE

BOY. Is years, for crrands and generally useful
In tailor store; references john Howard. 1873
Waverley Place. Sixth ave. below S.h st.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-25
Buying Centred in
Harlem and Heights

James II. Brady has sold to an in
vestor 56 East 115th Street, five story
tenement with stores, on lot 25x1OO ii
ADJOINING the corner of Madison Ave-
nue..
The Schwartz estate has sold to the
81 west Nineteenth Street Realty Com
pany, represented by A. O. Ernst, 32s
and 32S East 102d Street, six story
tenement on plot 376x1O0.11.
Jacob Hirsh has sold to B. Silverman
1870 st. Nicholas Avenue, near 186th
Street, five story apartment house,
with stores, on plot 40xlOO. The prop-
crty was held at 100000. M. I. Strun-
SKY and II. f. Byrnes were the brokers'
Harry Sugarman has sold for the
Metropolitan Savings Bank 263 East
l22d Street. between Second and Third
avenues, three story and basement
dwelling, on lot 14x75, to Charles
Wynne.
The four story flat, on lot 18.ox1oo11.
at ~ East 11Sth Street, between Sec
and Third avenues, has been sold by
the CHRISTOPHER Pitkin Company.
kehoe &, Canero have sold for Rob-
ert Adelman the three story dwelling.
on lot 17.5x75.S, at PAT East 117th
Street '
New-York tribune., 1919-01-25

LADY'S MAID. French. will assist light cham
berwork; excellent needlewoman; first class ref
erences. Miss FitzGeralds Bureau, SAG 5th ave-
New-York tribune., 1919-01-25

LoSf,--Passbook No. la5,4a7 of the North
hVer savings Hank. Payment stopped
Return TO bank. 81 West asth St. New York.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-25
FURNISHED ROOMS

jTH ST, l0l EAST Respectable woman viii
share front room, steam. hot water and bah.
Ing NJ
New-York tribune., 1919-01-25
DOMESTIC oll CATIONS WANTED
FEMALE

COMPLICATED or butler: chambermsid ..
waitress: man Jap and wife English; both e,coI vi
lent servants; would do work of small family ~
laundry; country preferred R. Miss Hofnsyer's ~
Agency. 10 East ADD St. third floor Telcnhons
S947 Murray Hill spioie
CoufLE.-Buter and cook: English; highly rec
ommehded. sl25: city or country r. Miss Hof
mayors Agency, 10 East AID st. third floor Tai
phone S9lT Murray Hill 0'' iele-
New-York tribune., 1919-01-25
To LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

EXCEPTIONALLY Light spfTK or OFFICES
YOE EENT or O&E DR THE y;fcftf1r
rJlo0ng OF gsaST oLAFN r,iulDISG NEAr
GRAND iKNTkhi.. cGBtlAiAH a. WAkEYiEJi1
3ssc.. 20 EAHT 41D 1T, CITY.
CT0pFg 2 isrge. light show rooms, nosr
SADeHS subway siatiep. ItD West 20
OFFICES go 10 ttoo: 3e-story buildioy,
DAhA~1o 10 West 10th st.. isoofn izvJ.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-25
Has Developed Market in 135th Street

William G01dstone has bought from
the 210 West Fifty-sixth Street Com
pany the six three story dwellings at
222 to 232 West 135th Street, each on
lot 1S.5X9911, making a combined site
11O.6N99.11. These houses adioin the
nineteen dwellings, purchased by Mr.
Goldstone from the Sloane estate in
19l6, most Of which have been rescld.
Mr.. Goldstcne recently sold 246-248 to
a buyer who will remodel the property
into a Turkish bath.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-25
EEAL ESTATE FOR SALE ,R TO LET
wEsTcHYsrEK COUNTY

cALIPoH,sIA BUNGALOW Ar LAKE. s,Auop.r
ssrsp .{pc: stcne fireplace; sesy conysniensi,
VII seN> furnished $3.50 Cof;Nipy fiod,fr %
LEAGUE. 10 West zzd IL Mad Va ssso '""A"
New-York tribune., 1919-01-25

January %. Viola c. Singer
(nee Cohnl, in her 18th year beloved wife
of William B. Singer. daughter Of Pauline
Goldberger. Funeral services West Eno
Synagogue. 100 West SD St. sunday. jan
uary 26. 10 a.. m. Mexico City papers
please COPY.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-25
LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS

LOST. On Thursday. Jan. 23d. he,woo,
ll;3o IA. m. and p. m. at Fifth ave
east side between 52d and S4th streets an
ohlong shaped diamond brooch with point
cd ends. NO questions asked Liberal re.
ward. RETURN TO Cartier. 653 FIFTH ave
New-York tribune., 1919-01-25
Manhattan Building

ST. 22i 10 225 for a e.sty ra,av.
MioD' u Birdsall. ls3 West st.. owner II
cilen' a1s Grand st. archt: cost -. $40, 900
New-York tribune., 1919-01-25

daughter OF Joseph and Sarah Hctnv -
tAiDany; N. Y. Funeral and interment AL
New-York tribune., 1919-01-25

l.OST--Bankboois No. 7s26S0 of tho Cen
trial Savings Bank In the CITY OF Neu,
iork Payment stopped. Please return
New-York tribune., 1919-01-25
Bronx
Results at Auction
At II Vesex Sfreej

At II Vcsey Street
BY Henry Brady
s'sy INT and strs; r. u Bell. agt Lizzie Niondsy'
- al: DUE t..s643l taacs. ctr. $ssi 90, 10
the plaintiff for. for....-....,........'*. * ,oo 2
New-York tribune., 1919-01-25
Beeknlan 5000
MARRIAGES

GREENWALD - DEvINE On Tau
January %, 1919. Mana Deyne to t,'IEFscay Escaly;
New-York tribune., 1919-01-25
Satisfied Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

boWFHf. sn9 800; Amer Elcv &. Mach forpn
ast Leopold Barth OF al. Doo IL. 1918 go 1856 75
New-York tribune., 1919-01-25
CEMETERIES

THE WOoDLAwN CEMETEKy.
$3.50 ST. BY Harlem Train gnd 10 Trva
Lots of email size for sale
Once. 20 East Esd Sts ~ l. Is
New-York tribune., 1919-01-25

her residence in Nutley'
n. j.. Josephine loving wife Of James I
Turnbull. passed away January II. Inter
ment was at Woodlawn Cemetery. New
York,