davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1919-04-15
Recorded Mortgage
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u,lg11fs ,la1,c N,ql,y ,s, ~ "a
,fa f., "a lf wtaa tisiooo, atty WIN
,afiI' ~ iia11lB H. II " cor rsaat 81 'pg0 aV'
lnnspu b, Aptl A, iiAftni ienlty Go t.
l1Ila Volevi aap ~ iath sl,. and nnoi
awysrs W. qs II ro a'FH FOO '5gMDy0 WMey s'dN ddd
tb3i' Nl II 81. 500 o AmHterdain hY. runH %
lJs1 t. " q troton Nqueduct II o on
curve to blk < 1sS 4 < 3 90 II TO be-
ginning st Nicholna nv. II g l5Sd st.,
runs II 3s.2 to . Croton Aqueduct X "
TO n 1854 ST Y 2b1 to beginning. also
MI r. and IN following. 1874 ST. II e.
432.2 O Amsterdam av, runs q on curve
o.ll to " st Nicholns av sos to C
II Croton AQueduct x Il w II to 1874 at x
Chemical Glassware co to Areco Realty
co. 22g broadway; years. 6 p e; pr
ntge s235,o0o; atty. frcrmnn Gottlieb
l7STu sT' S55 wcst, s. 5oxtoo' 'ip'ggo n.y.
Aprll Aandirer to Arrow. Holding Corp
pr mtge 10000. atty. julius II Zerser
SAME rnoPnRrY April I same to same ssi' =
due oct 1922 c; pr intge $4,000
lsYEn rEd Az, 4,.,,u = lot 497 msp part farm
stcr Bldg Co Co Anna f Ryan. ass West
ern av. Albany, n Y: April ~; yrs 8
CT atty, Title Gunr & r Co. 116 Broad
WY VI, ,DUO
WESTCHESTER Az. W cor st Lawrence
av. .5o 10xl2l 4x50xl3o IL Jas Gauley
TO willard p Beach. Clason Point, N 7
April -; 3 yrs. e; atty. Tite Guar
& r Co, 17s Bwny ............s40O 900
pEGATuR Ay; v g. 2l,5 n G southern
n Lowty. leo6 Emerson NJ south Min
nenpois Mluu, cxtrN. April ii; yrs
+ e.; atty Tltle Guar & r Co. lff
iigTti s'r q a. 225 al ~. asxi5'sSSsy'
lMla Pe Rem to Robt Loewy, q llay
W. w. y. p5'y" aiy Fl rita ss{f duu4 AgF' Z 81
AH5iI,HhWs Ay. f,ls !. ..ssslss, ll+yla
hahi fdi pt mtg, $500 Mar aii atty,
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IN t'lUiaNs
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lu.ie NmIs'gil ledgsi Nas.
a.uia II oIieS aiiss L < u fu'ld}
'I}lHa ,.aAy y tssIa 4" ,aa3a3, i'p p'A /.
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li1if Htl aig iaeai a'li ~ SOC iBaai, and
Htih ~ 40 i5afi lnuinl ~ Alonln n
81 Anf'u y ouuh ~ al upiiou uf ttapu.
iinn nfiF. hliurf.
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lLNaIN LlIInr -Lunns Li.nher

H.i. .HsI....Aa a:HIs:sSs'' +. H. ...H. NJ. v.
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Bronx

ISh ~. leoo-l5o2; John Biookhaus to
Nn"9 S,' >, =. ainor. W l2ath st, atty 1Ion-
w hBsTER Az, 3. l62,l1 n 1sstb qf
Awer,ean Trust to to Greater n Y say
4syy d3a59h r459h 4s9. 9th az, brookyn atty
lS9lIli al i63 q. ~ Rolls aud ano To-
E''9 ifldt3Isffald 5li Gpnaord av, atty
-, y liiilqpfand fil .laekspn az S5.01d
NeFfn ia s4tsn N4asm4n ia6 foatnri
Nff ~f'fi ~ @lfafF, slf BWAA. .,...tS /
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MEN wanted, no experience necessary 10 operate
moving picture machines In thentres, wc teach
YOU. good rnylng. sieady positions Ca day or
evening American Theatre Building. cl bryant
l3lP. entrance al GA sth ts2dl
OFFICE ROY. II 10 l6 years. by largo corporation
good opportunity Auditor BradHtrcote. 4th
floor. $40 broadway.
PACKERS WANTED Experienced furniture pack
ers and craters, with storage warehouse npri
cncc. Eagle Warehouse and Storage Co. 2S Fulton
St. Brooklyn
Pa KER. Expert In packing glassware of photo
supply. Willoughbys III West 32d st
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Results n, Auction,
IN lLnllY Lllndu

Nv iinhfy Hiafy
fali Al, west. ~. 80 Columbus nv,
h'ioH nie'y and basement dwelling
x Hnilb q, al due t5t.a3bes, tasas
'to, fJiAoi1o to the plaintiff Tor $50. 900
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BOROUGH or QUEENS

ATTRACTIVE li-room house. all improve
ments. largo voianda, screened through
out, large trees ana grounds. garage: near
depots; ss,S00i owner opens for inspec-
ton sunday, TO q. 279 Walnut Street.
Richmond HIN. Long Island
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Recorded Leases
Manhattan

BARCLAY ST, So, east store and west
basement panol / Barry to Ios Weiss.
- lal av q ano, 8 yrs from May 1,
1919 b yrs renew at $4,000 .....sa. SOD
AltLtN ST. h9 "a Edridge 81, Be; all I'd
luhley O. Alien Garage 90, 30 Allen
''hP hP s,,aA Ial y AZ Margaret 4 Ahayns
lpls IT, Jus 49, lpat, atty, Arnold
llghils lll tiioadWayt its,t,,,sf, 700
Nflll Hli til N all ,lGuinn " fnhnohial
e. " r. inuia on fno rremiseA I IA
y's nom MArct Z, lplp, atty, " " nAns
AN YNo iitpndWnY. ,.,..,ag, 700
lee % uloahul d nno 10 Conei wles, "l'',
Warehouses, tal Wpnhnn,on al II wa
ItoY Aug |, lplp, atty, A ~ dulrAoli,
$50 Hr, le u. - IS ci loon i Neumnn,nl &
enp 10 Ntowh'e Nulfol Lunch 6G AT nv,
E.ls Yrs from May lplo, nuy, A !
SVIl Az tl5 nll Cornelius lIoyi to
Maurice Hunshufsor 6l8 Nth aV, ext
,HAo q yrs from May /, 1921, atty David
NciEct, "aO 9Th nV.................S2 400
Bronx
isap ST. 7s u. atoro Thrift Realty corpn
to- Michi solomon. ~ u ls5d st yrs
l1ou !, ,syy M"y l. 1919 atty NJ j solomon
AFriItn AV ears. store Giuseppe i,drlle 9IS
To- Nusgloro HHronto. 2975 Arthur av.
~ yrs from April l. 1919; ntty,
,, n'rr9,T Salerno, 1852 Arthur 8v......s 500
grs from Juno T. 1919, atty. Jas Rose,
llO Nassau at - 81 y56
l74TH ST 496 L, all; Same to SANE. q
yrs from June 1, 1919, atty, same. s.. 750
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WEsTCHESTEK COZ NrY
FOR SALE

Modern suburban stncco home. situated
H'nutts To Grand Central Station House
'ntelas eight large, cheerful rooms. all
'Aolarn confenlences, on plot 10xl0a a.
freniu ilr clts rent PAYERS
address iu4uirias
b)A 6, 49, TRIBUNE
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LEARN TO rE A CHAUFFEUR and
profitable work; day and evening ossses Ssnd
for iree booklet and V'tors pass West Side
A. 9l7 West aTth
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Buyer for East Side Tenement

The Douglas Robinson, Charles D.
Brown has sold for the trustees Of
Henry c. Drayton the fve-s story tene-
ment at b3l Sixth Street, on lot 25x
90, to Robert Wunderlich, the present
lpscaa
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Building Loan Contracts
Manhattan

idtif N,r n -, i1t8 w alh ~. lso bsns.
,nl'od etnlea 'tlile Guaranty 60 onnn
'lrnpt"n ttraity 60. Inc to erect q
bull'lhs' two pnymenta.,.,....,ts 5000
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IAnglhfh H 1aA y lfhlifn a} si uHil
~ AifN tf aun Dti a. ~ d Nl
f#ss, .,. NAM .ls.. s.,.gs a. l'l,isa. .&ias 4,
n&EIr '8Ils" \ Il it H 4Sa
NV lltli 9hlW "a ttx t,e,a n 4,
'@a 8iiN ''aif flls o8
silhl1Hh ii &9 is6i. aas sia,ii8g f'S8E
a4}HAf a'is ildg9'
" Iape i.sssias Ig IT. VS. t'Ias' 4 eo
WIqfgafs IT, 9%s li'Ea' 7 eo'. 10 XIV II ait
Nf'1' fa'1ad's Io ie'a91s Im1slh s15'tdp's .llqi"Gf1.
sIaile"dp lep'' ~, Il 'fsY '' '"f' y IL. ,
'ssAA,,1'H'bs1I''lV9 ~ iohn' Il Naahb1a, g.
YIN u cameion, 90 10 ia0lh 81 ~ Mtg
f9o0Q4 Npiil duV ,s'o as iei bond
htti T'lln 'luat " ' 60, }fe tWet
tur 40, pap lots gold by i T. psY. dtaua
man tenltt Ga, ia i1inetnid rohhln 90
70 Fnsshu 81 ~ mtg, ybaoQn Aufli iU
fts Il 6, atty. M itoffnsm III
MoNitop Av. ., 40 iibtb at. 'i,9G 96sp6
100 1iwny Artll II, yrs. tis q,
atty, lawyers T & + co, 100 bway,
WHITE PLAINS np, fl W q taeofnbe nv.
a3s lex itfee also white Plains fd'
e Ilaoombe ev, t4pt0x irreg; also
White Plains rd, Lacombo Az.
14oos irreg Benenson Realty Co to
Caroline Nj Behnlten, s51 Il aoth ST.
Brooklyn. April 8 yr, 5ta c; attys.
Elfers &c A. 277 Bwny. .............$G $4,000
BOSTON RID. 1220-l222. a. 4ex2G1.11x
465t2424. Zeropo Realty Corpn to pud
Icy + Rosenblun, 1923 Ocean av, Brook
ilyn; April ~; yrs. 6 p G; atty. Ernst
+ e. Co, 81 Liberty ............ss2
BOSTON RID. 122i-122s. . q, 4a3x222s sx
45.11x2t2.i; same to David J Fox. on
Central av, Lawrence l. I: April 12: 8
yrs; p G: attys. same. ............s8 $50
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FURNITURE FOR SALE

ELEGANT rooms furniture for sale on account
leaving for Europe Phone Schuyler zoos morn
ings Till 2 o'clock.
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NDN E4talc NNutKN NDO4 NM IDu,Duu tTaa

FN.A NV.
NN# N.
he Surrey l2 fast teatt-
ant 3 rsot fas teot faAaM fl'nt bussr
gftit name pAs noa asIoaI.
lffaa5 tY N = gnn 81 Co.., hah paid
q nsofa 90 s. Nertnl lsinnnn' Egi1
h9lehv : h9 properb last niomhinrouth
ae iirofur ga Vttterday's tnneaction.
Not pnly is un advance puid, but cash
rs q leIiaH ls ueuato8d ithat the
pflHt IL worth Whlle. Mrl Banner
hopah the house lrom David bows,
VINO got ms price, which tit 1he time
was thought TO be high but values ara
moving up rapidly these days, espc-
cially IN the fine apartment house sec
ton
The house is nine stories and covers
slte 10 feet wide and 100 feet deep
on the south side Of the block between
fafk and Lexington avenues
Buyer Pays Cash for Arlington Court
Charles S. Kohler has sold for the
libertan Realty Company $40 West
lofth street, six story elevator apart
ment house known as Arlington Court,
ON a plot 75xl0O. The sale was for all
cash above mortgage of $l02 800 held
by the New York Life Insurance Com
pany.
Bing & Bing Buy on Edgecombe Av.
The Helvedere, the six story elevator
apartment house at the southwest cor
ner Of Edgecombe Avenue and 15Oth
Street, has been purchased by Bng e.
Bing from the estate of Leonard
Lewisohn. 1t faces Colonial Park and
covers plot 100x100 having five suites
on floor, of six, seven and eight
rooms. George Ranger was the broker
in the deal
Amsterdam Avenue Houses Sold
Jacob Glass bought the five story
apartment house at the southwest cor
ner Of I'D Street and Amsterdam Ave
nue., on a plot 17Xal.4.
J. c, lloueh q Co. have hold to Sam
uel clowsky, for Louise Kissling, the
five story flat with stores, at sl3 Am
sterdam Avenue,
7th Avenue Apartment in New Hands
The Htrathmore, at the southwest
corner Of Seventh Avenue and llbth
hlreet, hna been sold by the 1890
Seventh Avenue Corporation, II is six
Htofieh hud covers site i00,liXloO
Investment Go, Sells 10th 81 Iiousc
Tho Gfocnbook Investment Company
has Hold TO tho i q A. Stone Realty
tomphny the nix atory apartment house
Mt hu Wcst I lGth Street. ON plot h0StOO
lsidor Sicrcl was the broker.
Deal In iitth Street
ANN NJ. Gocbel has sold to the Sir.
rah Holding Company. 200 and 23i West
lllth street, II six story apartment
house, on II plot 5oxtoO. through H.
Harris and Jacob Bernstein.
Dyckman Flats In New Hands
Frank Nolz has sold for Klein &
Roth 1853 and 100 Sherman Avenue, a
five story apartment. on plot 50x100,
housing FORTY fnmi1inq
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Bungals,wa
APARTMENTS ~ ipy

hftkfIttFf ~ 9tuikf Nm, tar. ,.gsaa 80.
i,s1sts Ai9s.'' III .a igfg,,,91l pm .hwA "
AsstssI5wR I,s I,.s''''sssa' 81 III hass I'm 19'sass
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N. Y .'.tI0.. MI
hef iH eaiaasH a p als
Conf -f2 uHm iiptlaal m n saih4
tleH oe' ps 'Ela aorne AS Is
fnHah et'A6lHInneas. bic rsmai.ng
hoil.on ia4 hhsr sahIii8od by Na
raftoos fu shs sehais cahpAny ro
Aedieks lnlA IS fhs ntst break ia
tl.a Hloos FrHth has hean reportAd
many ti.ne us having been claimed
for trade
caarlea + Noyas Company leased
to the twise Warehouses;, fot
Charles Z and William hl V Hotf-
man, for fifteen years from May l,
1921, the warehouse at l07-ill Green
wlch Street and Is Hubert Street at
an aggregate rental of approximately
100000. The building contains ap.
proximately 10000 square feet of
space. This is the twelfth building
leased by the Coastwise Warehouses
through the Noyes Company. The
lease, which starts two years hence,
indicates confidence in the future
business of New York, from ware
houseman's viewpoint.
Peace & Gilman have leased a
floor in 46 West Forty-sixth Street to
Douglas L. Gilman & Co. have
leased Offices at 507 Fifth Avenue to
Harry Dornblaser.
j. Arthur Fischer has leased to
Mary V. McEvoy the first loft, b3l
Seventh Avenue, to be used as a dane
ing academy, for term of years.
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long leland

PLANDOME. L. Hollow tile residence.
newly decorated. 10 rooms. baths, ga
rage. large plot Price $1,000. mortgage
$4,000 S. HFMINOiWAY. 30 East 42d
ST Murray Hln ssG4
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ALMOST NEW nuICH C0L0NIAl

tpNsa fatfaH lastef4iY aell4atta +
hfff 4eist Fau el-Ns aul
t.-t- ffHr4 .4tft. 4N Natsss
r'fs AH 1922 e" Hee
'Hshs' '#sifHa 'aHpW iM aaHm ~
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BT sINFss OpPORTUNITiFs

f-f -i- - --t-t-ft+-
FARfAHh ana working manager wanted
i3r poQltrs hFeedine nlanf wa lease or
erl4i hest business la-atipni 2a,Nep qr more
required Have $it.0ul in Can PUT IN
more Good chance for hrauy war veteran.
not too crippled Address K. "a Prospect
ST. East Orange, n J.
Would Ike TO meet party with capital who
would be Interested In financing tourist
agency proposition a A. BOX 81 Tribune.
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SURROGATEs' NOTICES

zIEGENER, WlImrIAi ALSO KNOWN AS WILL
STATE OF AtW Npul, BY THE GRACE or
G, Ziegener August ziegenel Louis u ziseener
7, Margaret zeaener, 3 liartha Hiegener RAN.
AlnFAtA Heeaes1 louI HeaeaeF q be he H.
npiiliols, lli9 lfuu NIst nalQn beng unknown 70
rellllplerl II bppe intended ly said nama 20 desls
nale ft,n widow, Il ang nl Louis Ieanndr ~ he bo
nead), and lia unknown issue ~ Louis Hlaeenar, n
a ha dead and lhn unknown hah a. iaW aud hnsi ~
Ma ~ Nuiim fleFunaf aian known 40 William g.
Hegennf, ani II Any suHli unhnnNn hall ~ iHN ~
Naattllel hnfplu unlnuNn, Ina dini auiaoilnnil ~
q llp deol u Wiihem Hpgenef asu hnnNn ~
MililNm 4 HrHunrr, the unluuWn, plilnNA ia
hands, heirs e law nrsl ~ hln, executors admin
lsiNtoiH, duvlaoca, opplroA Naspnona, nfpnioeA ~
irrapla claiming through nr undes any anrN pntsun ot
iutHuna the hpfa and MOTT of Kin Ut Wilhem Mee
SEND OnErrNu Wlll,UlfAs AuRuai zlcpeuef
who tvsldrs NJ afi l'esedo Avenue. Jersey tAiy. N
our County Of XIV York. to hsvc A certslu nsr'l'
nent IN writing bearing date the fret day Of July
ipl3. relating 10 both real md trnonai property
duly proved ae the leet viii and testament Of WI.
who was a. Che time ~ hls doath resident u ino
County OF Kew York. dccensci. TlltRlTORE you
tho Hat Of Nccords IN tho County of Nav York on
the l2h day ot May, ono thousand nino hundred
and nineteen. at half past ten O'Clock I'm tho fore-
noon OF that day. why the said viii and testament
should not be admitted to probate rs n will of renl
md pers9nel properly. IN TESTIMONY WlIEltE
Court Of tho said County Of New York to be here
unto affixed. WITNESS. Honorable JOHN +
gOliALAN. q Surrogate OF our said County Of Ncv
York at said County, tho 2sh day Of March In
the, year Of our Lord. one thousand nino hundred
and nineteen DANIEL !. DOWDNEY
Clerk OF the Slrrogstcs' Court
address so Church Street (Iioom l767). New York
City. n. Y.
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IIIlii

Iaa4EA@*@'44VFsus iAil.aHi .sHH
w{&li'aFIM,.ia. ,.a..,,s Az, M.ls,,s No s"4 /. ai5 h Su
bMdn inplip ru lGi HinnH HHl iitiYuj
Apl o. aily Mas ilyat4ieu ma uwul
WH4rpilmnlru Az. eoi 10 aiA s
HuHsHie a. ihstN al ifinH in linton nvI
unYt ilrnllA corn ~ ahWei Am e hilti
ia'f Hr q. Lol o9i. man haovnla i'urt
l'atnt tnyh 80 ifrni rsierhyn lln " tNnlh
h mtg. fGooi Ar tal niiY. ifellyi
Hni ~ ilnlii est .4llt.4Iii.. tl..i.t. flnn
WATERLOO ~, u, t7b Woodtuf nv
80 y Gb. iufAhius itehliy 60 ~ AnuiH
Hnlpmon, 7si 'folonn PART Nottt mtg,
sbboo. Mar 20. atly, Abr cfoeney .ao9
1,o,'fna iss. isa ana lsb inap Koch home
Htoud Mamie Itnoller TO rhan. y lut
hnuaon. 9Oi ~ ttsth st Arr IA. atty,
e 10 irthauHcn, aG7 10 14tth ST -. III
RYE Az, q g, lot t9I' man hnrt inrm
i Ryan % fremont webster ltldg Co.
lG2 Boston ri; Apr Z, htty. Title Guar
G f Co. l7B 3why ....... .......... 500
DECATUR Az. n W r.. a. o Southern
blvd. 97.Gxl1o-Marg % Lowry, extx, to
$500. Apr /; atty, Tltic Guar & I CO.
G1LIs1RT III. 1918. II +. 25x1oo Crotona
Realty CO to Caroline Silberstoin, 81 ~
l70th st, mtg. $4,000 Apr II; atty, Titlc
Guar & r co, l76 Bway ........,: 90
14G1H Sr. 9, a25 " Sd av 25xl53s; Geo
S Loewy ct al. cxrs, TO Italia de Renzi
341 r l4Gth st; Apr 9, atty. Titte Guar
& r Co, l76 Bway ................$ 81, 600
ST LAWRENCE AV. g W c Merrill. 25x1o0; ;
Rose stengele to Jos Gurth. Saugertics
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REAL ESTATE
HDItOtUH or MANiiATsrhN

,TTrff---+1~rT-7-
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IH.I.'''N .'.'F' .H'N
.# #.l.NA. .A0
tt.sr -Hansfoek 80 7sssto oftAs Union
thQe 50 +rtH lara Is 5rlaslnE. IAna ptr-
pgqt rs liH taF tanif II siaa tsh allilss
pf flla ms li'' 81 4 fasfoook eai.
Nf lAA new Qf iss1fd
LOST BanAhoois SO sAI467 of tho Cen
irel sRY.nFs Bank ia the Clty of REV
J ase alEen' S-epnfa- flaasa reiurn
New-York tribune., 1919-04-15

hoy wanted for ornce WORT Apply Tay.
lor Clnpp & llonll, i0p Worth at. New
York. city
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AGENTS WANTED
HELP WANTED MALE

AGENTS wanted 10 se Tho Aefoii hi0se tnf,et,
fahea ihn place ~ coal IN Kitchen fhnsa ~ fut,
nsec sele fof tb agena monl. o. propagation
cen he hnld YEAR fnuni wn have ho~n ceiling these
burners frf spafn aud want fnef for ppttnane ent
asenle Aefoll tlote fiutnes Corporation. iio West
anth Al
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Recorded Transfers
Downtown

II,
Realty corpn to Walter S. Force. ll64
na'yg; IT, T. q s -. 7 CO. i76 .nway sloo
246H6o4, Jas Il. March, tr to Geo W
Gibson l0a iroclne 81, ana Jas ~ Hal +.
lock-, 4os Rroome st mtge $1,000; all
liens Feb ~ atty, Geo q. Case, lhH
SAME flOr, May Maroh PhillIps ct al
10 same, lotge Sl7oOo, March 22, atty,
HGGaroN 'aT, aa7 u, aurot st. st.
ehAApi pormond Realty co Ia Rachel
i'fanl' 600 W liith 81 all liens, Aprl
49,, attYH, Myers y = egp iway. ,,,, ~
Enst Side
b61iI ar 8. 100 t. Lexington ~ 10 ~
= Miiler 70 70 eAln at March al n'lM
qalF, q i = goa 10 ''yYaa6 - 49, i 100 90
l0e Antonio iodllnH ~ 1i.,nininn
u az at ,ooFe ls.ooo Moron nj. ot'y.
ioor'I aT 'sssYi D. " It, ''Ssob 500 " sd ay. Cox
100 III Gunono l. Lnr1ln 10 Annrs
ioamcy $40 u ''olh sl m!so ,tis,ooo
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9s9. mtgc. $1,000; Robt J McClenahan
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oo0, April IA; atty Berinan, 80
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Co, l70 broadway; mtgo. s2l5,00 all
liens; April 10; Samuel Waoht jr .i30
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New-York tribune., 1919-04-15
Harlem Dwelling Sales

James II Cruikshank has purchased
from Frederick C. Mclaughlin. 1871
West l2lst Street, threestory dwell
ing, on plot 20XlOO. r. Stark was the
broker.
William Goldstone has sold to
Charles Slavin 254 West l35th Street,
three-story dwelling and basement,
on lot 1S.6x100,
NJ. Anderson and A. Van Deventer, 8
Washington Terrace, a three story
dwelling.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-15

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falnNe HAiz tas sold Sli Simpson
alieat doWer VI Fox htratt fave
s'ofy amrimenl,oh plot I57xl60, 10 S.
sager .it.
have bought from Fredqriclt brown
1858 lnperVale Avenue. q ive-story,
Ihlflg -Inmlly tenement 50Xl0b, rented
for S9e00 through M schumann. Z
Mary a. Donnelly has sold tho three
story house, on lot 2bxlOO, at 780 Daw-
son street, adjoining the corner of
LongWood Avenue, to Chester G.
frobst through Samuel L. Hornstein.
H. sharum has bought from Charles
blair 6O3 East 236th Street, a three
story frame house on lot 25xl03
New-York tribune., 1919-04-15

sALEsMEN. Three high grade New York City
ier large Western firm, selling high grade psints
peleeniase profits best reiermiue give phone mum
her Manager here for fe@ days. Box "A TO-
Tribune
New-York tribune., 1919-04-15
statesmen
SIDE LINE
HAIR NETS

SIDE LINE HAIR NETS
For all states and local districts. good all
year repeat business. samples very light.
Those calling on notion buyers only send
small photo with references; liberal com
mission basis Box Notion. AZ. New York
Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-15
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The Ordway new era., 1919-11-14
PROTECTION FOR
ALFALFA FIELDS
Specialists Recommend That
Farmers Assist Nature in
Sheltering Forage Crop.
SHOULD NOT Be CUT CLOSE
Essential That Sufficient Growth Be
Allowed to Remain to Catch
Snow-FieIds Should Be Per-
mitted to Grow at Random.

Prepared by the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture)
When the ground is frozen. the snow
is flying, and the wind is whistling n
merry gale, your alfalfa field will prize
a warm winter overcoat under which
it will pass the cold weather in excel
lent condition. Nature is the tailor
that turns out the winter clothes for
the alfalfa field and specialists of ag-
riculture recommend that farmers CO.
operate as far as possible with nature
in replenishing the winter wardrobe
Of this forage crop.
There are two important reasons
why alfalfa should not be cut or grazed
close at the end of the growing season.
1t is essential that a sufficient growth
be allowed to remain on the field to
catch and hold snow. and to afford
protection to the plants from severe
winter conditions. 1t Is even more i'm
portant that the late growth he not
cut or grazed, since close cutting or
grazing makes it impossible for the
plant to store up the necessary re-
serve food material in its crown and
roots. Unless there is such reserve
upon which to draw. the vigor Of the
plant is greatly impaired and it is not
The Ordway new era., 1919-11-14
RELIEVED MIND OF HOSTESS
California Newspaper Man Proved
Himself a Diplomat in Situation
That Called for Tact.

While Los Angeles publisher was
abroad, a few months ago, with a
newspaper crowd he was invited, with
the rest of the party to dine with n
duke and duchess who were burdened
with a double last name, such MS Kelly
Angus.
The Californian was in an awful
stew from the time the dinner started
as to how he should address the host
ess in case lie fell into conversation
with her, but finally, when the oppor-
tunity came, he proved himself every
inch diplomat.
The duchess, 1t seems was apologiZ-
ing for the dinner not being more for
NAL, or something like that, and the
newspaper man. desiring to make her
feel at ease, just reached his right
hand across the table, took the hostess
by the hand, and said:
"Oh, that's all right, Mrs. Kelly, all
of us like good home cooking.
Washington Star.