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New-York tribune., 1919-08-09
Newport Enterfains .
Tennis Tourney Players
Luncheons and Dinner Dances
Continue nj Lively
Pace

NEWPORT, r. T., Aug. s.-rnteres,
continues manifest in the invitation
tennis tournament, and to-day for re
semi-hnal matches there was the
largest gathering of society folks
present of the week An even larger
gathering is expected tomorrow morn
ing for the final match.
Mrs. Wightman, the woman cham
pion, was among the interested spec
tators. Among other newcomers were
Harry V. Darlington and Mrs. Darling
ton, who motored here from Bar Har-
Dor.
Entertaining continued at lively
pace. The chief luncheon for the
players was given by Governor and
Mrs. Beeckman at Lands End Mrs
Miller Graham also gave a luncheon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph +. Widener gave
dinner, followed by dancing, in honor
of their son, P A. B. Nidener. Din
ners were also given by Mrs. Hermann
Oelrichs, who has her sister, Mrs. W
K. Vanderbilt, jr. as her guest; by
Mrs. +. Lothrop Ames and by Mrs. Rog-
ers Pratt. who entertained in honor Of
her guests. DR.. and Mrs Preston +.
Satterwhite. of New York There wa
a dinner dance at Hiil Top in honor OF
the tennis players.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09
pUTCHEss COUNTY
DUTCHESS COUNTY
aeAuTIFUL DUTCHESS COUNTY
Homes. Farms. Country Estates.
BEACON-ON-THE-HUDSON

.pEAUx ARBRES.' 10 acres, 21-room
house, finished All aN-year home:
stearn neat electricity. gas. &c: cottage,
Sarage st BILE; fine trees and lawn; $4,000.
Z DAIRY FARM. l7S acres: 100000 has
been spent: complete In every respect:
fine apple orchard. with other varieties o. OF
fults ideal for canning; price $4,000.
heat, gas electricity, hardwood floor.
sleeping porch; stable. garage; cottage OF
rooms: acres; fine views; $4,000.
CHOICE LOCATION. about 1 acre, 10
rooms ard bath. all modern irlpts.
ooen freplaces, fine shade trees. lawn and
sarubbery; sl2.Q0O terms to suit.
JODERN FARM. 20s acres; house has
been re1nodelled and has all the com
t1rts Of n city home; outbuildings. &c.
HANDSOME RESIDENCE, ACRES; at
e,al open ireplaces; servants quarters; all
onvenences to make a complete home;
lrice s1S,Gco.
10 ACRES. very pretty house. modern
impts.; situated on rise OF ground
surrounded by beautiful lawns and shade
'rees: outbuildings; price $4,000. cheap.
ELEGANT COUNTRY HOME. II acres, II
rooms baths sleeping porch. Italian
rayden: garage. cars; beautiful view Of
hudson aud mountains; price $4,000.
A FINE HOME. l2s4 acres. rooms and
aouse, garage: good river view and the
grounding country.
NEAR COUNTRY CLUB. s-room house
and bath. all modern improvements
plot 10oxlo0. corner; one of the best Sec
tons; owner must sell: $4,000. Apply
EDWIN J. WEBB Ia .sasnn Main Ss s.: Tel; Ho1a 127
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09
OrZa to Gaetano Di Figlio. 5el Morris ay

Orza to Gaetano Di Figlio 5e1 Norris av;
Aug 8; due. etc. as per bond; atty. Title
Guar G. Y Co. 17G Bway ay............s5 $500
LA SALE AV, $3.50: Francis White to
Emma Il Lehnert. 657 r 24th 81. 3l1lyn
pr mtge $4,000; Aug !; yrs. p c.
atty, J Mantenband. 115 Bway. 500
SAME PROPERTY; same to Dinah Wat
y c; atty, Title Guar & T Co. 176
l52D ST, 8. 27o3 e Morris av. 5oxll6 OK
5Oxl1G.11 Hans Hermansen to Anton
Hermansen, 1913 Teller av; Aug 5; 8
yrs, p c; atty A Hermansen, 1913
AV. S, IS n I9tn ST. 5oy
105; Gottleb Wirtand to Mary Bainien-
felsen. is Bway, Haverstraw. Y Aug
T: years per cent; atty. Title Guar
antee & 4 Co. 176 Bway .........sl, 900
75xo41l; Chas Sternberg to Henrietta
kaufman, 1895 Franklin av; Aug l due
etc as per bond; atty. Title Guarantee &
# Co, lIG Bway y..................S5,0 IS, 900
BOSTON POST RID. s 9, adj land Hy
Dickert. 194.Sx irreg; T. VIM Scnwiers,
Inc to Eastchestev Savings Bank, Mt
Vernon N Y; July q | year. per cent
atty. Gescheidt & T, go 4th av. Nj,
wAsn2NcToN .sIaqN \ Av. s. IS n is5th s3Vyo ST.
4s.4x1o2: Bella Schaffer to Hy Brein,ich,
2017 Grand Blvd and Concourse. and ano
prior mtge $500; Aug 4; 10 years, 6
per cent; atty, Breimch, 23Ssh Tie
wEsTcaEsrER EST Av 5. 40 Pfospsc9 scG
st, 42x100; Reic Bldg Co to Sarah J
Brooks $40 West 56th st: pr mtge s32,-
$50; July 10; years. per cent; attys,
Knox & d, 3s1 Bway $500
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09
Trade Claims Leeds Old
Home i'm East 56th St.
Dwelling Owned by Estate for
Forty Years; Singhi Resells
18th Street House

p.ase & Gilman have sold for the
..tate of Josephine Leeds to a client
- Alter & Coughlin IL East Fifty
.,xsh Street, a four-story brownstone
,ouss. to be remodelled for business
rurposes, on lot 22.6x100. The prop
s,,v was held at 100000 and has not
e eehsnsed hands for forty years.
Singhi House Held at Sl50,000
brooks l. Momand have sold for
Henry U. Singhi 314 West Seventy
sfth Street, fve-story dwelling, on
,iot , ssx1S3. 1t was erected by NJ. H..
+ Domerich and was purchased sew
sral weeks ago by Mr.. Singh. The
nroperty was held at S150.000.
Mayors Office Employe Buys
W. D. Morgan has sold for Alex
srder Mackenzie to John j. Glennon,
of the Mayors office, for occupancy,
Sss St. Nicholas Avenue, four-story
swelling on lot 1Sx125.
Sale in 10Th Street
Theodore A. Kavanagh of the office
,f John J. Kavanagh has sold for John
Aaron 112 East Seventy sixth Street
four-story dwelling on lot 1Sx102.2.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09
DIR. Douglass Sprains
Ankle on Motor Trip
Leaves Lenox for Country
Home at Tuxedo Park to
Recuperate
Cncc;cI Correeno1,

Special Correspondence
LENOX, Mass, Aug. S.-Mr. and Mrs.
William f. S. Griswold left to-day for
Quebec They will spend ten days sal
mon fishing on the Cascapedia River.
Mrs. George E. Turnure and Mrs.
Elizabeth Fenno have gone to Nan
tucket. Mrs. George Winthrop Folsom
returned tonight from Bar Harbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Hans Willard,
of New York. are at the Hotel Aspin-
wall. The Rev. DR.. and Mrs George
William Douglass left the Hotel Aspin-
wall TOR their country place at Tuxedo
Park. DR.. Douglass sprained an ankle
during an automobile trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Chester French,
Mrs. Oscar 1asigi and Miss Emily Tuck
erman have invited the public to their
gardens tomorrow afternoon. Colonel
and Mrs. Douglas Grant, of Bedale.
England, are visiting Mrs. Edwin Beers
at the Hotel Aspinwall. Mr. and Mrs.
Legrand Beers, who have been visiting
Mrs. Beers, went to Broad Albion, N. Y
Mrs. Edward Walker Harden, Miss
Rosemary Harden, of Tarrytown, N. Y.
John Marshall Stewart, jr., Miss F
Marion Gregory and Miss Estelle Coz
zeng., Of New York, arrived at the Hotel
AspinwaN.
Mss Isabel A. Kedney, of New York,
IS at the Curtis Hotel. Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Mott Shaw, of Boston. are Wis
ting Mr. and Mia. George B. Blake.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan

st. 1sx1qc; LYMAN and AnnIs iss,,11a nardn Il,
18TH ST. 244 e: Richard nd Josephine
Berger to the Franklin Saw Bank; atty.
W NJ Powell, Wall st; JUNG cos 2S
lsoo *''Voo
SAME prop; same to same; atty, same;
SAME prop; same 10 same: atty, same;
March 90. 1911 ................. $4,000
6STH ST. SO w; Emily S Weed. Green
wich Conn., to Fredk " Woerz. Samuel
and trustees will Ernest q w Woerz; ;
atty. T G & T Co. 176 Broadway; June
10. 1907 ....,.........,,.... $4,000
6sTH ST, $ 81, 100 W Central Park w, 55X
1908; Jennie NJ Tompkins to VIM d
Baldwin. exr. etc, estate of Nanum Suli-
van; atty. Hansen. Zinsser & Power. SO
Park Row; May II. 1899. s75, 900
cpps ST. and bs4h sis Peers 11te sv i3 Amy
Bway; Soy i, islc. ........: s? 900
95 prGp Freq Of pMay
9S.6 Beaver st, runs 104x as
fence and wall stood when premises
rear 26.1Ox w 1868 to Bway X $
Of Of Mrs. ip " Lockwood. 7ss from n . G
TO land Of Miller n l9.6x W 0.6x n TX
w 1865 to s Bway X II 1876 to land
of Jauneey X, e 64.1o to beg; Harry J
Shaw ct al. trustees Hy Hunnewell; ;
atty. 7 Sc Co, 176 Bway; Sept 25,
WEST BWAY. $. 200 Bleecker st. 75x
65.4x irreg; Pessmont Realty Corpn, 534
3s West Bway to Aug Gazzolo, 4 Van
Nest Pl; atty. Leopold Porrino, 552 West
8STH ST. 534 q; Margarotha. Hy f and
Caroline J Schatt to Marie Fsenhaner
ct al. individ and as extrx and trustees
will VIM Eisenhaner; atty, A & II
Bloch, 90 Nassau st: June II, 1910
$4,000
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09
brooklyn an Active
Section of Home Buvino
Many Homes in the Easterlv
and Southerly Section Of
Borough Pass Into New
Hands

The Realty Associates, at tho north
west corner Of Nineteenth and path
avenues, two-story frame house on
plot 12.7xlO0, to Charles Dibner: 27s
kenmore Street, at the corner of
Rogers Avenue; Prospect Park East n
two-story limestone dwelling. on Mot
zsx4ex1oo, "a to Alexander j. Blair; 1928
Ihirty-third Street, a thrce-storv dou-
nIe PRICK building, on plot 25x84x1O0.2.
70 1eetano dc Gennaro. through Asia,
a''s . " flzza' and 143 Hayward Street,
= ~ 1wo-st9ry dwelling. on plot 1o.6x34x
lOo, to Hyman Fisher, through Benia-
min Rubinowitz.
Ihe Realty Trust has sold for the
Artee Realty Corporation the one
1amily brick dwelling at 1925 Forty-
fourth Street, to Solomon Newman
samuel Galitzka and ]. Lecoy have
gold from plans for the Kensincton
Home Corporation to DR.. A. S. Katzen-
bogen the new one-family house with
garage, on plot 40x10O, on the west
side Of East Seventh Street, 220 feet
north Of Avenue j.
eon me F: c; sautsr Agency has sold
Tor Joseph F. McKeon to A. G.. Bah
bidge the two-family dwelling at 551s
Eleventh Avenue.
I; Salzberg has sold for D. B. Levy
to M; Salomoff a two-family house on
plot 2Ox1O0, at 1874 Forty-ninth Street.
b: j. Sforza has sold for Palermo O
Brothers to Michael Bonomo the new
dwelling, with garage, on lot 25x100,
on the north side of Seventy-first
Street. 255 feet east of Thirteenth
Avenue. '''
The Bulkley & Horton, Company has
sold 232 Eighty::eighth Street, mod
ern twofamily brick dwelling to Vic
tor Reersley.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09

schwab. at Northeast, Dutchess Co. N
y. and ano; mtge $4,000: April 80; attys.
5ox116.11; Anton Hermansen to Hans
Hermansen t9ss1n 2os5 Vyse av: Aug S: atty,
18TH ST, S, 36x95; also 179th st. 74S E.
s. $. 36xs5; Arrow Holding Corpn to Den
wood Realty Co. sos Willis av; mtge
Sos, 900; Aug g. attys. Elfers g. A, .277
LA sALLE Av. $3.50, lot io7, map " w
Wailace; Dinah' Watkins to Francis
Aug 6; atty. Mantnband, 115 Broad
JEROME ~. n $. lot 81. map new village
uardo Trombetta and ano. 706 f 2o4th
st mtge $4,000; July 80; atty. IT G & T
LOTS IA to 1&s, map Neiil estate; joseph rob
Diamont to Flora u Brown. Plea asant
Valley. n Y; Aug /; atty, 7 G & T Co.
Av b. " :, IS " lath st. 5oxio5. Union.
port; Mary Danncnfclser to Gottlieb,
a1ti a1t7 g Giea19n E: % I, az AZ mtss $1,000; Aug 4
BBJGGs q SC: ~, cor ls7th st. YoS5o:7xsox
Mathers SO Lexington; av; ,ntge $1,000;
Aug &; atty, 7 q & II Co, 176 Bway. 81
FRANKLIN AV. S. 204 II e 10th st,
SeNy4; Henrietta Kaufman to Charles
stfy steyn9erE ~ 9" Washingon av Aug
WEEKS AV. l565-6 c $, 20xs5; J Hy
Alsxander ,asr u, and anq. to Jacob Bern.
W cchS dN July ~, ATTY, L Ii
T co, 176 Bway. ............... 81. $50
LOTS / to "a, block 1858, map United
Real Estate Co; Burnside Av Realty
Corpn and ano to WIN l. Phean, Inc
20+o kyer av July Z; atty, T G G. T Co,
l50TH ST. s. ITS Morris av, 25x1185;
Gaetano de Figlio to Michael Orza, 23S
1921 st; mtg $4,000 Aug l. atty. T
q T. GO, l16 Bway y...............$10
EASTBUKN AN, cor 1880 st. 46sx95;
Ulster Court Corpn TO Aviation Realty
Corpn. - Bway; mtg 1000; Aug Z;
atty. y T & NJ Co, 1885 Bway .....s100
TOPPING Av. 1874, W $, 52.sx95; Cyrus
Baron to Young Holdg Corpn, 27l
Bway; mtg $3.50; Aug Z; atty, Price
Bros. -! BWay 800
WESTCHESTER AV, sS5, n w g. 42xl0O:
Reich Bldg Co to VALLEY Contr Co, $50
Bway: mtg S32 ESQ; July 81; atty, T G.
q r Co. JIG Bway. ................s10
SAME PROPERTY; VALLEY Contr Co to
Theo DAMS, 1864 Amsterdam av; mtg
S37250; Aug 6; atty. Y G. & r Co, 176
Bway Observation-Disclosures. 500
VAN BUREN ST. 1909. 9, 2s.sx1oo: Aug
Werner ct al to John Toscani and Alber-
to Mariani. 524 Van Nest av; mtg ST.
700; Aug /; atty, II Baechler, 126 f
PRosPECT Av, 1o57-5e, W 8. 271ox144.sx
371ox144:7 Schor Contr Co to saml For
ester 800 Wyona ST. Bklyn; Apr is;
atty, H Garuxsey. 81 Chambers st. 81
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09
Dinner Dance
Feature at Southampton
Parents Entertain Society at
Affair for Son and His
Wife
.SDecinI Co,.yfenoude,
|NcVtUV SVF tSTJOHNl
SOIJTH PTON N " Ave.

tSDONUPnCG
SOUTHAMPTON, N. Y, Aug. s.
One .oe the largest dinners and dances
of the month was given this evening
by NJ. and Mrs. Edmund S. Twining
for their son and daughter-in-aw. MI.
and Mrs T. S. Twining, II. TIE lowps
floor of the Meadow Club was engaged
for this dance. Among those present
were Mr.. and Ms Thomas G. Con-
don, Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus L. Patterson.
Major and Mrs. Henry W. Tornev, Mr..
and Mrs. !. Lor;mcr Worden, the
Misses Katherine and Elin Mackay
and Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Ellsworth.
A dinner was given tonight at the
Shinnecock Hills Golf Club b. Mr.. and
Mrs. William May Wright, who are
visiting Mrs. Wright's parents, Dr.
and Mrs. George A. Dixon.
Mrs. Arthur B. Clafiin gave a dinner
and bridge for ladies only at her villa
on Shinnecock Hills.
Mrs. Henry Pearce, who is at the
irving House, gave a luncheon at the
Meadow Club this afternoon for Mrs.
c. NJ. Alexander.
The tourney at the National Golf
Club has brought large number of
weekend guests to Southampton, and
the clubs and hotels are filled.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09
Investors Buy Apartments
On East and West Sides

James H. Cruikshank has resold
to Sydelle Katz, 1866 Lexington Ave-
nue., fve-story fiat with stores on
plot 25x95. Samuel Garner was the
broker.
Sale in 102d Street
George A. Bowman has sold to Ennis
& Sinnott, for Mrs. Helene Koch, the
tive-story apartment Mt 209 West 1O2d
Street, on plot 32.6x10O.
Sell Flat in l85th Street
Freidus & Co. have sold for Hyman
u Oppenheim, 556-58 West 1S5th Street
five-story apartment on plot 50xs0.
Sale in West Twenty-fourth Street
Oscar D. & Herbert V. Dixie, and P,
A. Finneran have sold for the Merritt
Realty Corporation the old four-story
building at 145 West Twenty-fourth
Street, on lot 25x9S9.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09
North Penn Bank Head
Accused of Conspiracy
Warrant Also Out for Director
of Institution Said To Be
S2,l4l,OOO Short

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. s.-Louis II.
Michel, president of the North Penn
Bank, which closed its doors July Is
with an apparent shortage of s2,1s4,-
900, was arrested to-day on charges OF
conspiracy in connection with the fail
ure. A warrant was also issued for the
arrest of William T. Gabell, director
and clerk, on similar charges. Gabell
is at Wildwood, n. j.. and it was said
he would be arrested tomorrow. 4
Michel, who conducts a bakery in the
northern section of the city. was held
by magistrate in $4,000 bail Cor
further hearing August 22
The warrants. which were identical.
charge Michel and Gabell with conspir-
ing with Ralph T. Meyer. the cashier.
who is under S25 900 bail. to receive
deposits in bank known to be insol
vent and in receiving the deposits.
Two former state officials viii be ar
rested in connection with the fallu q.
District Attorney Rotan announced.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09
Plans for Two Tall
Hotels and Apartment
Three Structures To Be Erected
Are Estimated to Cost
S1.4OO.OO

Plans were fled yesterday for two
tall hotels and an apartment house, to
cost total of $1,400,00O.
One of the hotels will be erected at
$50 Madison Avenue, on plot 55x-
1908, for the % East Seventieth
Street Corporation. 1t will be thir-
teen stories, and, according to the
architects, Rouse & Goldstonc, will
cost $500,00O
The other hotel will be fourteen
stories, and will be built at 80 West
Fifty seventh Street, on plot 50x78.5,
for the 80 West Fifty-ninth Street
Inc. J. f. r. Carpenter, the architect,
places its cost at $45O,O00.
The $50 Park Avenue Corporation
will erect thirteen story apartment
house at $50 Park Avenue, on plot 100
x89x100. Mr.. Carpenter also prepared
plans for this structure, and estimates
its cost of construction at $450.000.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09
Building Loan Contracts
Manhattan

4sTna ST. ns. sss:s It Of sth av; Sax
man Co 1nc--to erect a lo-story office
buildingMs payments; 5000. 900
Mamie Klein. 2so, w ssth st; address
MADISON Az. i544 Title Guar & T CO to
Herman T. siemers. l3 w l03d st and So
NEW eSHAMRnRs sr. IS; rue sti,'vs Z
Mort Co to Rector. etc, Calvary Church.
los Il elst st; address 1875 Bway.. SO, 500
MONROE ST. s5; Percy II Brigham to VIM
w Rutherfurd, of Patcham, Sussex Eng;
a,tys,r H9adly. & J. 20 William st. ST.. 90
Trust Co. 60 Bway. trustee. .s.........sl
SEAMAN Az, ~; Arttre Realty Corpn to
Frieda NJ Beckert. SO Seaman av: attys,
A, A 4 II, Il Blocs 4 % NASSAU g ST. $40 900
to schole Bros. . w 72d st, ct al. exrs;
attys,. kurxnaan F. IS Broad st......si
SKI to =, Mst1opclitan Ins Co; a.tys!
NORFOLK 81. s. l25 n Rivinston ct:
Isabelia Kutsan and ano to Haley F1ske,
SO Riverside Drive. ct al, a. trustees OF
Staff Saw Fund of Metropolitan Life Ins
Co: Attys Butcher. 8 F., l Madison
aV. . $4,000
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09
Pays $4,000 an Acre
For Oyster Bay Realty
James B. Taylor Buys Property
of George T. Maxwellsfor
s2O0.6O0

James B. Taylor, who last month
sold his home at Jericho, L. l., to
Judge e. Fl. Gary, of the United States
Steel Corporation, has bought through
,; A. Warner Baltazzi the George I.
Maxwell property at Cove Neck, Oyster
Bay. 1t consists of twenty acres, with
a large frontage on Oyster Bay Har-
Dor. The Maxwell home was destroyed
oy nre two years ago. Mr.. Taylor's
architect, William Adams, has COM
pleted plans for q large colonial house,
which is to be placed nearer the water
than the old building site. The prop
erty was held at 100000, and adjoins
the estates of the late Colonel Theo-
dore Roosevelt, Edward F. Whitney
and Frederic Coudert. The price at
$4,000 per acre without house is
the second highest ever paid for acre
age in that section, it is said.
Mitchell Estate Reported Sold
1t was reported yesterday that the
extensive Willard Mitchell estate ut
Great Neck, L. L., fronting on Man
hassett Bay and Long Island Sound,
has been sold. The property comprises
about 188 acres, improved with num-
Der of old buildings and. held at $780,
O00. 1t adjoins the Alker and Hoyt
estates.
Staten Island Waterfront Sale
Cornelius G. KolA\ has sold to a
syndicate of Staten island business
men, headed by Carl F. Grieshaber, a
large waterfront property having a
frontage of 400 feet on the Kill Van
Kull, at Richmond Valley, S. I. The
property has been in the Jobclman
family, the sellers, for forty years.
Vice-Chancellor Leases Home
Vice Chancellor Frederic W. Stevens
has leased for term of years his resi-
dence at 43 Madison Avenue, Morris
town, N. j., to Archibald F. c. Fiske
of Providence, R. l. Eugene " Welsh
was the broker.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09
Mechanics' Liens
Manhattan

GOTH ST, $. 295 Of 10th av. s0x100
Theodore c Wood agt Trustees of Colum-
bia College, owner Lewis Fluhrer Co.
Inc, contractor; renewal. ....... 81, Ala. so
BECK ST, g, 1856 of Leggett av COX
1875; Fischer Roofing & Sheet Metal
Works, Inc, agt Morris Morganstern,
owner and contractor. ......... $75
PROPERTY bounded on the south by 174th
st, on the west by Bronx River on the
proper,y OF - T. WesIcnester q Boston ~ II
r.; Cross Austin &, Ireland LaImber Co
ast Bronx Exposition and West Farms
Amusement Co, lessees, estate Of Will
lam Waldorf Astor. owners Bronx EX-
position, Inc, contractors; renewal.
s14.1S1. Sc
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09
lnterbore Long Distance
Movine Co..

215' Amsterdam Ave. at 10th ST.. \. 7.
To Mrs. F. Mangin. Mrs Lillian Genoud.
l. f. Smith. II. {. Robbins. Margaret nysn.
s. 4. knight Mrs J. a. Treanor. J.. X.
Beatty. Mrs. NJ. Z. Edwards Mrs l.. q.
Russel. Mrs. Lee. Howard G. Kunsey. II.
+. Smith, Mr.. Cobb, Mrs { e. Trt.Ang.
Mrs G. A. Cole Chss. Seelman. IL Sam
uelson. Harry Dakin. H Z. smith. YOU
and each OF you are hereby notified that.
the time for the payment Of our Hen upon
the property hereinafter described havius
expired, after due notice thereof had oee n
given You. we Will cause such properly, 10
VII. Household Goods. Personal Effects sna
Merchandise STORED IN THE INTER
BORO LONG DISTANCE MOVING GO.
STORAGE WAREHOUSES. NEW YORK
CITY, By you or IN your name Cor IN
which you may have an Interest,". TO 30
sold al public auction according TO tine
statute in such case made and provided.
at the warehouse, 2l57 Amsterdam m Avenue,
at l6Tth Street. New York City. on MON
DAY. SEPT. 3, 1919. at 1890 \. NJ and
u the sale there Of is not completed on sad
date the same VIII BE continued II, the
same place on every Monday ,herea fter
beginning at 1880 ~. M and continuing
uut!l II the goods are sold.
interboro Long Distance Moving 90.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

STATE OF NEW YORK. otlsIs.r or
THE SECRETARY OF STATE. So:
This certificate. issued in duplicate here
BY certifes mat the THOMPSON pROp-
ERTY COMPANY, D. domestic stock cor.
2eth day OF July. 1911. papefs f., ,hs
voluntary dissolution Of such corporation
uncer section 221 Of the General corpor.
ton Law, and that Il appears t,Ere.ro,.,
mat such corporation has compiled Nh,
s'-;. scctl9n in order tc be d.ss6iv.d
W NESS ~ hanS snd seal or css.s
os the Secretary of STAKE. al the Cit,, ~
,r, Albany, this 76th DAY Of M
tSe~'j one 'nauss nd nin. hundred sad
= ~ rNrr
Second Deputy Secretary Of si.,s
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09
Rev. DIR. liner to Preach
Two Sermons TO.morrow

The Rev. DR.. John W. Inzer, of Mo-
bile, Ala national chaplain of the
American Legion, who spoke at the or
ganization of the legion in St. Louis.
will preach tomorrow morning and
evening at James Methodist Church,
Monroe Street and Reid Avenue, Brook
!lyn,. at union service participated in
by James and Embury Methodist, GSace
Presbyterian, Lewis Avenue Congrega-
tional, Greene Avenue Baptist and
Greene Avenue Presbyterian churches.
The morning subject will be Your
Young Men Shall See Visions"; even
ing, "The American Legion"
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09
Beth David Hospital
To Erect New Building
Work to Begin Soon on Pro.
posed Structure to Occupy
Its Present Site

The Beth David Hospital, at Licking
ton Avenue and 113th Street, accord
ing to an announcement made yester-
day by j. Carlinger, executive direc-
tor. has completed plans to erect a
modern seven story building on the
present hospital site. Work on the
new building is to begin soon.
The hospital now accommodates over
fifty beds. The new building, when
completed, will have room for about
100 patients, besides increasing the dis
pensary facilities.
The Beth David Hospital was char
tered in 1886 and for the last six years
has occupied its present building. In
September a drive for 100000 needed
for the new building will be begun.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-09
Assignments Of Mortgages
Moph ffou

127TH ST. s72 w. Ernestins Jacobowsky
to Francis x f Albert 3o1 47th st;
atty, VIM Drummer. 220 Bway; 2 assns,
Sd Av, 507; Geo ] Bultman to Emigrant
lndust Saw Bank and Hudson Trust Co
to same; atty, Edw j Mcclure. 81
ELM ST, S. 55.2 s Grand st; Jno and
Sophia Lerch, exrs. to and I4erch
and Sophia Lerch trustee, to Chas A
Freutel, 1921 Morris av. Bronx: atty.
stringham. 463 fremont av; 2
assns .;............... .s3,556 and 81
5oTH ST Il $, 74.4 1lth av; Peoples
exrs, etc atty. w II Bristol. 1s1 Mon
tagus. BROOKLYN; assns. each. ......sl
ano. trustees to Bowery Saw Bank, t2S
nowery; attys, Cadwaiader, w & T 40
SD AV. 2ls5; Denwooa Realty Co to Her Her
man Lange, 225 Columbus av; atty.
7 & NJ Co, 1875 Bway. ........ 10000
WEST ST, 4l9; Edw NJ scudder ct al to
l. Noah. 14s2 Bway SO, 900
AV A. 1898; Rose Latz to Alfred Leh-
mann, s7s 5sth st. Bklyn; atty, Title
Guar & T Co, l76 Bway $1O0
Bronx
Sd Av 1916. Harriet Browning to
l. 1; atty. H M Levin. 81 Beeleman
lsIsr ST. ssS s any v Plymgten sstSx
Mamaroneck. N Y; atty. John A Bolles,
154 Nassau st. ...........$l
BROADWAY s e 23Sth st. 63.4x180.6;
Mary Matthews to Arbris Realty Co;
atty r G & r Co. 17s Bway ........ 81
18TH ST. 10S E; August Jacob to Edw J
krug. jr. b32 Minneford av. City Island.
n Y; atty, Krug. jr. $50 Nassau
14sTH ST. 42s e: Herman Lange to Her
man Elfers. 265 Central Park w; atty,
N Title & Mtge Co. 1875 Bway s2O 900
SAME PROPERTY: Herman Elfers to
Marie Evers, 72 w 7sd st; atty. same.
$4,000