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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-30
Business Chances

business finances
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GOOD paying business for sale. Phi 55Tz.
FOR SALE-Smau lunch counter. good
business ZOE y. stanton St
FOR sALE-Good paying business. takes
very Attie capital Phi 22ss.
sEL PASO TRANSFER CO, phone 1913.
Baggase and moving; hauling Of all kinds
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING. tintinC,
paper hanging and decorating: best work.
lowest prices Joe Fuentes. Phi s02S-
YOUNG married man. lately DISCHARGED.
Il years experience poultry raising. would
ike TO communicate with party interest
ed in the business Address 3 II, caro-
Herald
LIBERTY BONDS.
We pay the most for Liberty bonds. Send
Us your bonds by registered mail ana
check viii be forwarded to you same day.
J. 8 CURTISS & CO.
Fl PasO Tex.
Oldest Brokerage Firm in FL Paso.
INVESTORS you want to Participate
in the immense profits 10 be made from
operating In and developing the wonder
ful resources Of Texas you will be in
terested in cur percent preferred stock.
which also participates in additional earn
ings; absolutely safe. yet offers immense
returns endorsed by strongest interests !
IN the state. We expect TO pay 20 percent
this year and an increasing amount an
nually. write AZ once for full particulars:
reputable agents wanted Texas Invest
ment syndicate. 7o7 Avenue. Wichita
Falls. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-30
PEACE PACT

BULGARIAN PEACE PACT
VIRTUALLY Is COMPLETE
Paris, France. July 30.-The Bull
garian peace treaty was taken up
again today by the supreme council
of the peace conference. With the
exception Of the delineation Of the
boundaries of Bulgaria, the terms now
are virtually complete.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-30
PersonaI

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sPIRELLA CORSETS. Mrs Miller. Phi 63sa
WHEN YOU THINK OF furniture, re-
member that the RIO GRANDE FURNI-
TURE CO.. 1871 S. Stanton St. will
save you money and allow you the EASY
WY 10 PAY for It Phone eS02-
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
Operators Take Over Two
Lofts on the West Side
One a Twelve-Story Building in
24th Street; Another in
10Th Street

The Union Chemical Glassware Com
pany has purchased from Joseph G..
Abramson, the twelve story loft build
ing at 148-150 West Twenty fourth
Street on plot 50xaS.9, between Sixth
and Seventh Avenues. From the Crit
fin Holding Company the same concern
purchased tho seven story loft building
at 81 West Nineteenth Street, on lot 25
x92, between Fifth and Sixth avenues.
Sale OF Broadway Corner Garage
The Interboro Realty Company (Louis
II. kapan) has sold the garage at l35th
Street, adjoining the Clarcmont Thea
ter at the corner Of Broadway. known
as the l35th Street Garage, for Johnson
Martin to Bruce D. & Floyd d. Titman
The structure is said to be one of the
largest in the city.
9TH Avenue Corner Lot Sold
The Curtis Pierce estate has sold the
lot 24.11X15 at the southeast corner
of Seventh Avenue and l3Sth Street
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06

Ryawa Avenue brought $1OO each. The
corner of Ryawa Avenue and Whittier
Street sold for $3.50 and the entire
block on the west side Of Whittier
Street. opposite the above mentioned
property. sold for $50 lot.
Sevontytive dollars lot was the
price paid for land abutting these lots
and fronting on Drake Street, while
SIPS each was paid for lots directly
across the street. Property further
north brought better prices. inside
lots selling for Sl7o to sl75 lot in
the blocks just north of Nicle Ave
nue.. Inside lots on East BAY Avenue
sold for s27o and $3.50 each and cor
ners on th thoroughfare at $3.50,
1870 and $500
The southeast corner Of Hunts
Point and Oak Point Avenues. opposite
the Joseph Rodman Drake Park, sold
for $500.
Mr.. Day said that it was a great
day for bargain hunters because there
is no property in New York City that
is not worth a good deal more than
SIS and 500 a lot.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
Bronx Realty Continues
To Attract Investors
Buyers for Apartments in Nari.
Gus Locations; Sales Of
Dwelling Properties

Calm & Pittman have purchased
from the kopson Realities Companies
the five story modern apartment at
the southeast corner Of Decatur Ave-
nue. and 199th Street, on plot 50x100.
A. d. Phelps. Charles Brady and Green
field &: Saffir were the brokers.
Heller G. Sussman have sold the five
story apartment, on plot 42xl00, at
1872 Washington Avenue.
Max Cohen has sold to an investor
nue. and Jefferson Pace. on plot 52x
Henry & Krunsky. Mr.. Cohen has also
sold 595 linton Avenue. 376x95, a five
story apartment, through Davis e.
Davis.
Cohen e. Glauber have sod 2oa6
Ryer Avenue, a three story fiat, on
plot 19xl05. Davis & Davis were the
brokers'
Dwelling Houses Sold
V. J. Franzela has sold for Mr. Pace
to NJ. Cohen 2144 Clinton Avenue. a
twofamily'house; for Mrs. X ees to S.
Greenberg 2l47 Arthur Avenue. q
Becker to Mr.. Pil..so 2l44 Crotona
age. and has resold 612 East l81st
Street oncf family house. to Rocco
EQuiIlace, and 1886 Beaumont Avenue,
q two-famly house, to Mrs. Rosina
Galanti.
Ferdinand Kramer has sold for NJ.
Freundlich the brick twc-famly house
at 225 Mount Hone Place
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
Sl,5OO,O0O Rental for
Building z in Fifth Ave.
United Cigar Stores Company
Leases Structure al 38ih
Street Corner

NJ. & L. Hess. have leased for the
Hoffman Bros. Realty Company the
fve-story and basement building at
425 and 427 Fifth Avenue. al the north
east corner Of Thirty-eighth Street. on
plot 6lxl25, to the United Cigar Stores
Company, for term Of twenty one
years, at an aggregate rental OF $500,
600
The leases Of the present tenants do
not expire until 1924 and Tic consum-
nation of this lease is an indication Of
the demand for locations in this
vicinity. The lesseos expect to erect
new building on this plot as soon az
possession is Obtained.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
Buys Dwelling Adjoining
Former Senator Clark's
Schley Estate Sells House in
East 18th Street to Mrs.
Jessie Faruuharson

Worthington Whitehousc has sold
for tho estate of Graft b. Schlcv a
four-story and basement dwelling at
East Seventy eighth Street, on lot
2s.6x1o2. to Mrs Jessie Farquharson,
who now lives at 3l7 Riverside Drive.
1t viii be rer odcled and occupied by
the buyer. This house adjons the resi-
donce OF former Z. s. Senator W A.
Clark mad has been held at the price
Of $3.50 900.
House in 13eth Street Sold
F. Howell has sold for the Equitable
Life Assurance Society to Hugh Heard
the three tory andsbasement> dwelling
at at 40 west 136th Street, on lot Tx
Sale in 12sth Street
Helen katz has sold 266 West l2Sth
HtroNt. four-s story dwelling. on lot
2OX0911
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
Daniel II. Jackson Buys
And Sells Apartments

Daniel H. Jackson has bought from
Laton Norton 525 West l5lst Street a
six story modern apartment house, or
plot 40x100.
Hugh D. Smith was the broker Mr.
Jackson also purchased from Esther N.
kannisky SAG to $50 East l45th Street.
two SIX story apartment houses. NJ.
Hoffenberg was the broker Mr.. Jack
son has also sold 500 West 2l5th
Street, q five story apartment house
on plot 60xlOo, and to David Kammi-
nick and Rose Solomon % Arden
Street, five story apartment house,
on plot 27xll0.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06

Koenisshere. % Nassau at .......l
SAME PROPERTY Lieberr'nsn Golain &
Kingston y ntsc $500; oct 49, atty
LOT H. Block G. Lester PARK. 25xeo.
n.9nN ln, ~ boro builders Inc Eaw CaT3s
atty. LAWYERS T Co 80 T}way o & sloo
FOREST AV, $. map El,ona 81 Home
s. ~ 10 l07 ~ 3 * A Tx
tx " Is Tx n 22.6x W 1+o.2 to beg
bart Wagner e anO - Barnett Al
perrin g. Beckv Dodin. so Efridge oct
81, atty. Title Guar Co. 17s Bway s.. 900
SANE pRprERTY; Lena Wagner 20
Wm krshe to Salvatore Leggir 2ao Il
l52d s. Nov s ATTY. It'll" Guar Co l7c
TELLER AV, 'l27l : 2oxioo Eaw Bur
ton to Isaac Gutterlnan. l36; Washing
ton sT: Fntge 500 OCT 30 atty. Title
l4sTf 81 - $ - BROOK av. s5xlos.
E'e" NJ purr r. t. E,ot searth. 27o2 A
Kelly sT 100. l7xloo chss P P
Kelly 10 Norris kramer. 655 Alabama
-,,. h'jlyn KIN r. mtsc s1o S875o' Nov atg
WOOpEI'rT Az. re lso7 n " Prospect
st. o = 81 l2x25x-ls Egg Rozzuffi 70
8 atty Title Guar {, 7 CO. i-s Rway.
AR:THCR Av eoss. 5 25xloo 7x25.5xas
!; 15elmon, IN ? oct % atty. Title Guar {.
- q I.EMTlT1 5.,r :, a. ~ 22ta. y 5. 75xiQo
Co. - e 22d st mtge ssl 500. Nov 8:
att Title Guar & T Co. 17s Bway.
MONROE Az. 1855. 5 2oss5. Bernari
Radaros to Maret Klein. 290 Il l75d s..
1n and ano rntge 500 oct so; atty.
IAFONrAlNE Az. . $ l05 q v isIst st,
ssx95: A.nsust Miller to sasnl silver,
atty ty ilo s['Ty Gya2 p' p'ss a e siG0q = Nov II
INwoop Av. 1892. $. 25x9Ss. ''io John n q .
HHlntz ct al 70 Hy J Kotzum. I'll Forest
is7TH ST. 2a2 E. a5gqo ara robS s'0g
Iiencksu to VIM 7 Fet7ar eG2 Z I56,l,
s.. Nov Q; atty Title Guar & T Co KS
o,,TId i3Wa ,oc $50 and sloo
Gustav Theissir to Salvatore Artlno. -
Ti,le g & r CO. IFS swsv. q and ,io6
Ng@S Frs % 59' cir, ana e So ~. Van Nesl PaLs T6os
-s attyS Title q Z T Co l76 I3wav
Hoi.l.AsI AZ. 17lq Minnie porda :. nj =
John sciandra. ~ Grand st mtg
81 400, NoN /. attys. Title Guar Co l7g
WILSON rl.. l75 Barker av. s5N
attys. Title & T Co. lis Bway
9l4rH ST 7ss e s 2slsxioox97xiOo| 90
Harold swain 70 Ninconzo Pinelli. 7sl E
- 4th 81 Oct 81. attys. Title Q & T Co
CITY lsi.ANI 267. " $ 4axs44x4aSs4 'N4 60
Corpn. 2l5T Madison av. mtgo $4,000
Nov g. attys. Title q & + CO. l7s Broad
WILLARD Az n : s6l " Bronx River
rd 25Xlo0 SAM 6 Cockburn 81 al I,
Adolf Failowitz, SIP 2a0th st Oct
-, atty, Mitts, T \. Mt Vernon \
............... ........o and s of
ST RAYMOND Az. :. 40 &,
Peters av. 2oxl %; Chas Clark t.
Knight and DeMiccO. 44s f Tr-nor
az mtEe, $4,000. oct 80. attys. LAWYER
nAssTopS 1'S sWas hW 9a4s 5x-2 'or IN y o.
Janesetta II Dixon 20 O,to Qrilzan. ii
Nuiton: ntge $4,000 oct = attYs
q M-Nars T Co 90 EAnaA
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
Tallest Upper Broadway
Flat Bought by Brown
Takes Over the Oyerdenc. at
lOoth Street Corner: Other
Apartments Sold

Tho Ovordenc. upper Broadway's s
tallest apartment, fourteen story
building at the southeast corner Of
l05th Street, has been purchased by
Frederick Brown from T. J Mclaughlin
& Sons, who erected the structure few
years ago. The house occupies a site
fronting TO feet on Broadway and 145
feet on l05th Street, with southerly
and casteriy dimensions Of 1868 and
l001l feet, respectively, the site con-
tanning about four and half lots
Julian T.. SAKE and the Windsor In
vesting Company were the brokers'
Investor Gets Lydia Court
Norman Denzcr has sold for George
b. Hurd Lydia Court. at 545 and SAT
West l62d Street, just east of Broad
way. six tory elevator apartment,
on plot l00xl05 It was built about
seven years ago by s. J. Barkin. The
anne br kcls o,N for Emi OFT, of
Hartford. Conn, the Nonnell. at 52l
v est l59th Street. a five story non
elevator apartment. on pot oOxl00
Henry Bernstein is the buyer.
Fort Washington Avenue Corner Sale
A. II. Levy has sold for the Bardale
Realty Company. Samuel Barkin. presi-
dent, 75e Fort Washington Avenue, at
the sOuthwe t corner Of l62d Street. q
SIX story elevator apartment, on plot
fronting 1923 feet on the avenue an
l40 feet on the street. with southerly
and westerly y lines Of 1917 and 0911
feet, respectively.
Sale of Demaran Court
The Union Chemical Glassware Com.
paAy has bought through James Far
rell from Thomas s. Major and Kate S
Goodrich Dcm~ran Court. five story
modern apartment, on plot 75xlOO, Al
.. and 81 st. Nicholas Place, opposite
1884 Street
ll4th Street Flat Sold
!. krakaucr and l.. Katzen have sold
for Marcus Helford 55 West Hath
street, tive story fiat, on lot 25xlO0
to newly formed corporation.
Deal in 125th Street
Max Cohen and Jacob Sris have
bought II East l25th Street, on lot 22y
100, four story fiat with store Henry
krinsky We're tho brokers.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
York & Sawyer to Build
Federal Reserve Bank
Directors Yesterday Accepted
Their Plans; Six Were
in Connection

The directors Of the Federal Reserve
Bank have accepted the design sub
m tied by York & Sawyer f3- he build
ing which they plan = erect on the
block between Maiden Lane. Nassau
ard Liberty streets, extending over
practically to William Str, ct.
Six of tho leading architectural firms
oi the city were asked some month ;
ago to submit designs for a bu 4 ng o
be erected on tho block. The directors
Of the bank have been studying the de-
signs and plans for some time, and
yesterday Afternoon reached the de-
cision that York g. Sawyer's plans were
the best
York Sawyer designed the Guar
anty Trust Company building. nt the
southeast corner of Broadway and Lib
ertN Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
New Jersey Real Estate Firm
To Open Offices Here

Louis schlcsinger, for the last thirty
years one of the largest real estate
FIRMS in New Jersey, with Offices in
the Essex Building. Newark, will open
a branch Office in this city
The concern VIII have Offices in the
Times Building. at Broadway and
Fortysccond Street, and wiz special
ize In factories, factory sites and
waterfront properties. New officers of
the company recently elected are Louis
Schlesingor, PRESIDENT; Alexander L.
Schlcsinger vice pres dcnt Edward J
Nnier. secretary. and Joel L. Schlcs
niger, treasurer. Stephen G. Holt will
be the manager of the Office in this
city.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
Recorded leases
Mnnhaffan

i7TH ST. 2r-,e ~ 81 ans ,a-. > r-ao,-
Ter s. ies'. = sstaey q isissr Ressa-
feb 100. 3r, fer-r +. 500.
a'fy. Louis ]. Brodstr goo nra- sto60)
Ioushran = Constantine Psaronaas
Consul Genl o. G~nece on promises. :
2iST 81 ;, " a.a - fsrrsr Ta..rs-
-ia~ farfenis -ts l. ,tI ~ an,
,5r,9 sn9' 5-i2 - from >"p' $ ooo
i$lH ST. - = AMI jose, srharer
- Al - MAJ >4H-sn IT, 13j r. I5f r
:, yrs fr2.i Nay :. 1920. atty. I-eota.t
b N + {. se1i.-.rr :" ~ ~ - = iss,.
18Th s. = ~ e. av
~. - - Al, H.. 4 &c .o
aEeat. to Abr Sha sfssv - ~ i3is-
e = Yrs fro~. NeV 1913 at-y Jacob
LEMON Az. 441 -. p * ro- 1921 - ali
ssr,e ~ sar. fsrr rsert - assign
W." hne"'y). ~ .stse srs s,sa
ST. ~ s4a-s sil ssA,h 5, osar4ss
yrs from oct p 1873 500
Co-pn - Leo Neuman. 90 Rsae dr
So yrs from. May /, 3 ~. aidress
BWAy. ns psrt ~ str CHRISTIAN i.aoA43
10 T@eress firesco. 5s5 47tn $, Rxyn
US from Sept i. .5 aaft receipts ann
FRONT 81. $50. ste ana --a a-s 49,
ro"n's 2oN2 Jacob '5er- r. and sna
-r1s. - Atn .iaHs ~. ire. srs
sh, q : - Gedsr si 60 90
IIDA D\NAN. ~-- g..
barnett kalia'sltz 2s-2 Rway 80
yr- from Mag :. 1871. atfss 1avis <.
MADlsoN ~. oo- so.A =. SON
= z al LA Tayr ~ trus..
yrs from Juno j. ials si5.0o9
slXTu Az 722. 50 an3 rarr b. Horn
& Harda-t % - Nsx Borak 74s F
oh st. From Nov :. 1919. - Feb ! Ie2i
address Warsaw s. Delaney :, $500
slSl ST $ ~ 5th- -i>4.s. All.
Julia wells SO BenJ Cohen Z S5f
s. 2 y~s from IIne ! 1920 ATTY = 7
Islprln - PsrK Row ..-... &. o0c
Bronx
PROSPECT Al ais north s-r John f
Schuu gits IL Norris .Ioaneye-. 50 ,,
81 tTs frea My itls atfy r.
atlran % Pen.
- AN 2te+ eer - 1s VS." 'orp -
t'l l-4o.le - 49, s. .r. yrs
fr.ri fu.3 -5. 1919 atfl iseAe. 2lai
$500
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
SIS Buys Lot in
The Hunts Point
Section of Bronx
Bargain Prices Prevail at
the Last Session of the
Three Days Sale; Cor
ners Go for 500 to $575

Seventy-fve dollar lots in New
York City sounds provincial. Sound
as II maV, the facts are many lots in
the Hunts Point section of The Bronx,
near trollevs. subways. schools and
churches, sold yesterday at auction IN
the Nesev Street salesroom for SIS,
$50. and 500 each. 1t is the first time
in many wears that an auction room
crowd n heard the auctioncer knock
down New York City property for
tids ms mall as those which prevailed
yesterday.
TIE property sold is in the Terminal
section V East Bronx, land made as
increased and more space was re-
quired to facilitate matters. The
property was owned by the estates Of
Hugh J. Grant, former Mayor of New
York; Anthony \. Brady. and George
+. Johnson. 1t was the wish Of the
eXeCutort and trustees OF the estates
20 dispose Of the land at any price
that the public would pay and Mr.. Dag
carried out the order Those who
tended by Mr. Day to investors. specu-
ators and builders through the ad-
vertlsing columns of the newspapers
10 come 70 the sale with $40, $50. or
moro as Re was sure bargains were to
be had. lost the opportunity Of getting
New York lot for less money than
has been paid in many years
The sale yesterday consisted of 267
lots. which We're sold for total of
$50 600. They were lots held over
from he previous days session, when
III lots and the six waterfront plots
we're sold 1t was said last night at
Mr. Day Office that the total Of the
bids for the last two days sale was
s2075,00O.
The highest price paid yesterday was
s575 for the triangular plot at the
junction o. Hunts Point Avenue and
Halleck Streets. The southwest cor
ner Of Niele Avenue and Whittier
Street, a lot p feet on the avenue and
100 feet on the street, sold for $3.50
1t was about the lowest price paid for
corner during the day. Prices for
other corners ranged from 1920 TO
$500 Extra deep lots. adjoining the
$50 corner. and fronting on the vast
side OF Whittier Street, sold for SIS
each. and lots on the same block near
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
Recorded Mortgages
DOWntON

SOUTH ST 90. nw.c CuyIer's Alley. ,s.lN
m oct IS p Grlnan Inc 70
I. yrs. 5', c; attys. A s II Bioch. ~
Pine -. 3, 5 :. il25 Nassau St ''s;DSS 5sS
- iasI p n ~ wv g., Hqol.e1 Elsc.rocho' IsSs
Wall 81. trustee Of Royal ms Co q
l:iyerpo9' Ens VT, yrs c, ,oad s1tys y,
GRAND ST aa5' 5 >. 2oSso D n, Sow .
Bessie Marcus 70 Lor.l!srd spencer, I
IS p Co ~ py,o, Daniel / f. Er2eT, 2.Go
Sd ST. 5. 50 " Macdougal 81 25xi6o Oc,
81. Eliza Price to Miriam II = Cannon.
s9s N 18th St yrs c. pr mtss
go 2o7s3; attys' Cannon G.. i35
cANAi sT. ll5. leasehold. m: q {
Nov 3; Israel Cohen and ano 20 chas
as per bond atty Frank r Eisenlan. -
BR0ADWAY a.. a :. 3ss * anal -. TX
broadway Corpn. 81 Park row. due Aug
- 10. ls2s c. atty. L Quasha, II
East Side
Th wGsr sr Z XIV a . 55 Nsn5o, IT Fsa Fsay
Corpn. 6S PARK row yrs p O.. pr
m'ge $4,000. ATTY. Nersnan Go;tiieb. 2a9
aD ~. s2l : ioas D i3ih s.. s.sS
Frances S rhrsner ia Hobart av sun
ii-il : y - , = =, "tty. iltit Lua r
4lsT sr sas E. Isxs.s rere.orsle,I l.I
May II. 1908. Jacob + oberl- "a ]. McC
Hartman, gtn. due AMI int as per bond .
aftys Harrison, r & BYRD. 50 Wa.i s..
gold ............. ...... 50 800
5srH ST. s. = 7o.a e st av. lsxl0o4 p n;
Nov :. Emma I-udolph 20 ENs Miller,
.o2 18th = yrs. p c. e,,y y Il
Bet1en1sn. % Lih~~ty s. ....-...:s 0G9
BID AN lo+l. r. los 8 Sis, ST elnlO5.
= m. Nov ! Jacob Gerrennt 10 Criinrclrs
Operating GO. ST III .Isor az, , US q
G., ATTY, T & y. Go. ls5 Broad
PARK Az, nth st, -o2 .xi45 ? IA;
oct 81; $40 West s5th ST Corpn 10 $40
Park AZ Corpn. 80 z .2l st yrs. 6
c. pr lntge s75,o0o. attys, Farris 6,
looTH 81, !57-isi E. :, 5o.srioo !;
m. Nov 8 Gertrude Cowar to \ Y
SKIN and Cancer Hospital ct al, trustees
Yrs c. atty Title Guar & 7 g.
MADISON Az. 1904 5, 25x75 Nov
Michael Wooli TO II Warren Hubbard,
YES T. ilsth st yrs. , c. atty. Aiyer
Nussbaun. 81 Chambers st ...... s5 Goa
18TH ST, 2Si h. Il :. l6.4xl00ll: Nov
N . Onofris to Carrie G Currie 20 Park
av. New Rochelle, Y. admx. 3 yrs. 5
per cent IA. aVV
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
fsronx
Assignments Of Mortgages
fauhaffan

ar " - s9' y a.a 81 sN-s
9si' if. r ~nior 8 Alien. In, to
Rusoiph Short is....~ rzr..4
81 u heHen y J a'-y. AN aage
TTEi ~ 2t.l Tha -.a,. RINK - ~
C0rpr 's Tva, a-ty. Js
rea.e = i>eaa. - Hwa.
exas to j. * Rer.<fa-. n f sei s.. ~ sna
att -tats'a s'a'.-.ier IS
I'D - fi.-ft ~ Ale i-l-s. 4.-i
T -. i N 4.ta -a'i
30 Nassau 100
NAN col.EAH Fl s1i4 -2-th 81
Riig@ u Neva-i s, at-v. Warren .
p,>.I,f41z zi,s7. ,s,~-ss .-4....
atty. Sau Bernstein lsa isvav q isn
81 II ST. 3ess Avenue \ Trustees
cum eie Ntrsitl iesy-i'
eTH A. 1890 rattte x oar
SahiusSe' eS-S - Dry noet say Trstn
atty hen7r IS l.ero e., saD
nte Miller ls-e att.sr 81 i5tlen .It.
E,ai hors-s F2f Bteas. Broas,s1 8
VIE ss a5f, 5iER i ~ r.a f- "A VS., acs,e- 4e
= Nlts Co. lz5 RNay soofa
hi.,'k ST S. 4o7s. Az s. John. x.
par% av. and ano. exrs atty I.avse--
N,y Co 20 h.rtv - s,No o0a
GRAND AN e41f. Nlfrsl r Brown ..x-
g. Alfred / H~ehe aui aro. tr4s s,tr
Wrf~ Walton y
DATHGATE ~ e090 THO Guar & r
Nl~oafi Tavl3r rs ,iarsa-
- atty Chas knn'1e. f1o J. i4s.h
& 0a0
t1tl-t trn'1a N-es.herny 81.
Ernanael Y >slherrv. toio IN az. an
Hlavte. e 72l &
DAILY Az tsF- 81 fonis z Nlebar
70 Norris f<len ie ,l,ta $. az.
q r alor~ iNt ,rs9n0
r1RlTfNN Yr '4ai " Ktnr4-
hr i- Marie Ifa. 20 Rank
i'''- Httr ffr
bway ...-... IS o0n
CtItfI.ct1 -..iis r..
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81 h i4qtlt
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Lis Pendens
Manhattan

MNNIlutinn
ll2TH ST. l2s " Walter Monroe Wetsa
against Nathan Morgenroth, eXr. e. al.
forecIos mtgc att.s- Goldsnith' c .
FORT wAsHINGTON AV. 4a2. Mendcl
p.csebergor against EHzab beth Leon
ard eNr - al specific performance attys.
Rihlnan 4 K
CATHEDRAI PARKWAY. SOL: Delaware
Trust co against Winter Realities, Inc,
et al. forecios mtse. ATTY, i l. Ios-
Y-llnine.
LOT % map L. south Mt Vernon Park
Friedrich ScAmltt et al against John
Burn4sn ct al. foreclos mtgei atty. j
Eisu-r.
MOsHOLU AV. $ 3. 2l43 Fieidstone RI.
75x2a4.f. Maiden Lauo SAY DS- against
Beu3 + Waizius ct al forcol0s ntsv,
atty a Noelker.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06

Realty %. 81 R-osawsy 9et 81 de-
:. Ana ,. e. a'iys Eifers & 4 ~
ARTHUR Az W : q8i isr=. E.. e5xss
fsroins SaFiao - eiertr'lfe r hion8er.
u Arihu' ~ Ncy 1yrs p ~
. q T CO. ili i;raaf 7sy. 20
~ Aft1l i'iE A. % -4r..tau-lt e
s5sio ~ IN. Isidsr FREQ lanaer o. ;--ofk
rfuger. 40 itsth So, tr rntre
$500 Soy D.. y-s at+r NJ
Shapiro. -7i Hro= itt s0n
Rftk A. - 1855 ls7a a. 50 so
iZ55. Annie >ocui fo lucia - R....
Zl+i Fyer aY. pr r.tEe Sii.n10. $sv s.
,7fils. = r., ATTY. : Stern. AZ Park
4 &. - - - 50 300
II <. tta Rive-aa,4 ar. 77A
1st. Nargt T. -t.r11 70 Nr + Thorn
NorthvaiH. : s. yrs 8, p g..
a'iy @ & = ro. i75 Broadway 50 o09
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
Rental. of Business Snare

The Cross & Brown Company has
leaecd for David s .Jacobus the build
ing at lls West Twenty eighth Street
to Irving Goldstein; space at 9l2 to 92o
broadway, for term Of years, to the
O'Gorman Publishing Com pany; space
at 1926 Fifth Avenue to Max Henkels
for term Of years. and space at '2i2
to ESQ Fourth Avenue to c. NJ Deland
Henry Shapiro & Co. have leased the
second loft at ll3 East Fourteenth
Street TO the Stone Uniform Company
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
Buv Homes in Westchesicr

Prince & Ripley have sold for l.
Pisani tapestry brick house in Sew
enth Avenue. in the Pclhamwood sec
tion of New Rochelle, TO !. Gutenstejn.
of this city. and for Kellock Meyer his
hollow tile and stucco residence. in
Circle Drive, Riverviow Manor, Hast
ngs-on-Hudson, to resident Of this
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
Schultz Cigar Stores Get
White Plains Corner Building

Samuel J. Tankoos has leased for a
long term of wears to the Schultz Cigar
stores Company. at a rental aggregat-
ing $4,000. the building al the south
west corner of Main and Grove streets,
White Plains, owned by John ]. Clark.
After extensive alterations Schultz y ~
occupE The cOrnNr stove.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
). ". Thompson, Buyer of
Former RnOseyelf Home

G ". Thompson. of Morgan. Davis
e. Co., brokers. is the buyer Of the
former home of Lieutenant Colonel
theodore Roosevelt at l65 East
Seventy tyfourth Street, recently re-
ported sold. The Brown, Wheelock
Company was the broker in the sale
Levy New Owner of 82d St. House
A. H. Levy is the purchaser Of the
nine-storv apartment house at 35 to 80
West Eighty second Street, sold re-
Gently. 1t stands on q plot 53.4x1O22
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
Other ~ale- at Auction

r. Nfnty Bca ~
PIT ST. r-e - -asl9N
1-s'y fenefn.n, > " i.a staai as' i.0l~
l--Af ef a. - <ff.1nl teA.s etr. H.
- ~ tae a.a-atln s.r So
- ID ana 259 ~
TN a.. -'<s, -ssf - Fer.
rsf , So
go -. teAes etH. 49, ailpGrae-> :
t1 Nos
uy Brsan j. X nneas
SD ST i55 ". ttH -Atasi-rtssn AZ.
.Htt t-lk~ l-..ll a4 4laisr -
.st 3 @--g- sbH7 -.
'exos e,e Sl. 4t a. .sf .se Sl7-
-.l- - ~ l-a-----l L - s.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-06
Building Loan Contracts
sfanihat.fu

WALDO AV. = VIC -tsta ST .lefts. Rat
tuaf ra.4.r~e .4n ASH
loans Fannie ; Hoassoo-. - s.ect
a.o-5 o~..-.us Ia3 .4-.ls s-4.--)