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The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-03-19


''He went away one night about
no one knows where lie is. Poor
Herb! He had been drinking
heavily"
poor rb-fddlesticks! A weak
character always takes to drink
What | want to know is, what's to
become Of me? l haven't had a re-
mittance for two months. The last
one was only hundred and ffty dol
| lars"
"That must have been the cash he
got for the mare" unused Sam.
"The mare? And that isn't mine?
Who has it,"
"The Purses bought it."
"The Purses? Oh yes, l believe I
remember; the young couple with
such disgusting proclivity for ba-
bies. And they bought it! You're
sure? Because if Herb simply gave
it to them, they're going to find that
Herbs wife is still in existence and
not to be cast aside financially like
an old glove
"They bought it all right and riding
around in it with the space in front
of them stuffed with small boys is
the first recreation they've had come
into their lives since they were mar
ried."
"I'm not interested in the recrea-
ton of the Purses! My husband had
altogether too much to do with Mary
Purse. If I thought there was a
chance of bringing suit against Mary
Purse and getting anything for the
alienation of my husbands affections
they're doing that now in the best
circles-Id have the papers filed so
quickly that"
"And not a lawyer in town would
take the case! Mabel. you are simp-
ly ridiculous.
"But I've got to have money. If
Herbert has deserted me I've still got
to live somehow"
"Get a job and go to work."
"a job! Work! Me! After the
people I've associated with; the set
move in"
81 wouldn't let that worry me; no
one here in town is the wiser"
"Now you are ridiculousw the
woman cried. Suddenly the truth
dawned on her and she cried: "I'm
a widow-without widows privi-
leges! What shall I do-oh what
shall I do? If l could only get my
hands on that Herbert Truman; if
I only couldn'
you've had your hands on him for
quite a spell and squeezed him dry.
Better let it goat that, Mabel" and
Sam hitched his chair up under him,
lighted his pipe and prepared to go on
with his interrupted editorial.
81 plainly see," she declared Jelly,
that / haven't a friend in this
town."
"There's no especial reason why
you should have, Mibb. You haven't
exerted yourself greatly to cultivate
friendship. There is a very arbitrary
law about such things, you know"
ooh WE'LL" she snapped haughtily,
C dare say know a few gentle
men friends who will not be above
helping me temporarily"
az dare say you do, Mibbp' grunted
! Sam grimly.
The door closed after the woman
and Sam said a bad word
1t rained that afternoons sudden
thunder-shower that pelted huge
Il y II -
covered foliage. made Main Street
merchants hustle their sidewalk dis
plays indoors with frantic energy and
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-03-19
FOR SALE

In good village, two-stOry
house of II rooms, finished
in hard wood, furnace heat.
bathroom, set tubs, hot and
cold water Good stable and
Garage Two acres of nice
land. Grocery store con-
nected doing a business of
SS,0O0.O0 last year. Post Of
flee paying $500. a year.
Easy terms.
Four tenement house in
good repair within two
minutes walk of 7. NJ. c. A.
and will pay II per cent on
investment.
Eight room cottage on
plain to rent with option Of
buying. All modern I'M
prOvements.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-03-19

FOR SALE-Two tenement house 10
rooms, hot and cold water, bath,
hardwood floors, good barn, hen
house and garage. Price $500. Call
edonia Real Estate Co. ZIG
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CLASSIFIED DEPT
WANTED

WANTED-a competent woman or
girl to care for house and do plain
cooking. Mrs. H. N. Turner, 7 South
street. 219 f
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-03-19

FOR SALE-A good work horse,
1400 lbs, IL years old. S. V. Flem-
ing. 217-218
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TO RENT-Six room tenement on
third floor. Electric lights and gas.
Newly repaired. Inquire of w. i.
Murphy, 1871 Mt. Pleasant street.
218 f
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TO RENT

TO RENT-For small family plea
SAINT five room tenement, 6 Mountain
Ave. Tel 1921 218 If
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-03-19

FOR SALE-Dry spruce shavings.
Skinner Lumber Co. Phone 682.
PIG t {
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Chalks, early Jewell
Tomato seed at CounselPs. 219
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-03-19

WANTED-Woman for general
household work, two in the family.
To the right person good position
is offered. Inquire George H. Cross,
16 Summer street 1920 pd
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-03-19

FOR SALE-A good three year old
registered Jersey bull. A. C. Chicken
ing, r. F. d. No. 3, 213
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-03-19
CHAPTER VIII.

Mabel Truman, nee Henderson
Comes Back to Paris in a High
Huff, and Goes Back to New York
With Big Idea.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-03-19

WANTED-Three or tour furnish
ed rooms for light housekeeping. n
quire at the Caledonian office. 218 f
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-03-19
The Greater Glory
---- ny
William Dudley Pelley

1OOO0word Novel by the Editor of The Evening Caedonan
about folks Vermont like St JohnsburyThe
girls each with philosophy of life and of love and how those
PHILOSOPHERS worked in after fe the worldly glory OF and
the greater glory that the other Follow night
chapter by chapter and read into the lines
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-03-19

TO RENT-Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Inquire this Of
flee. 213 f
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-03-19

WANTED-Best Dairy Butter for
which we will pay best price. F. A
Scott Co. 219-24
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-03-19

WANTED-Party to invest $500
in first mortgage on$100,000 farm at
once. Either long or short term. Adj
dress, Loan care Caledonian. 219-t2
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FOR SALE-Two tenement house on
lower Pearl street. Separate en-
trance to each tenement Electric
lights, new flush closets, large gar
den and barn. $4,000. A. B. Dow,
IL Eastern Ave- PIP If
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-03-19

WANTED-First class machinist.
Granite City Tool Co., Barre, Vt.
218-222 pd
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Continued from page 81
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-03-19

TO RENT-Very pleasant tenement
for small family in Summerville,
newly papered and painted, electric
lights, bath. A. B. Dow, IL Eastern
Avenue. 215 If.
TO RENT-Upper tenement at %
Cliff street. Five rooms and bath.
SIG until repaired. Address F. B.
Nelson. Wheelock.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-03-19

-Chambermaid, middle
age preferred. At the st. Johnsbury
H ouse. 213 t
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WANTED-Girl for general house
work. Mrs. w. A. Kicker, "a Summer
street. POT t f
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WANTED housekeeper in family
of one on a small farm near East st.
Johnsbury. w. NJ. Miner 1876 f
New-York tribune., 1919-03-26

ne had been superintendent Of the pcoo,tsxs
National Bank Building in Brooklyn. s'ss
HOWARD JAMES FRANCIS, Sixtv -.
merry assistant cashier of the old Ce,;tv..ss
National Bank, now the Citizens' Naf;rsss,,
Bank. is dead at his home. so st. Jsmssss
Place. Brooklyn. 's"es
FORD COYKENDALL, ffty-Ave. n. a..
past thirty-five years in the emrIcv.s Sr sns as
Calhoun; Robbins Co.. and son 81 ~.
late Seeley Coykendall, is dead at his b,,s .ns
1ll3 Fifty-sixth Street, Brooklyn. 1s'
MRS. HARRIET A. DOYLE. w;s.
Frank A; Doyle. a lawyer with Office. OF o.
the "ooiwerth col Building. is dead at hen IN
Doyle was sixty years old. 'ais'
MISS MARY DYSON. who dur;,., :,
war was IN charge of several auxilisr;c. 'ns ~
the New York Red Cross Chapter a,es o5
Monday OF pneumonia at her home, 70 Wsssa
1ngnGn W;11;a, Place: She was daughter Of Rev.
Episcopal Church of Chambersburv. 'ps.ss
She had lived IN England. italy and sf.;sa..
before taking up her residence here. Sss
neral Church. ru.
MRS. ISABELLA TRAINoR. swenty.,.,,.
wife of William Trainor, of PhilaS.,rSa;as'
and daughter of James Stevenson, Of 1t' pss'
chogue, Long Island. died Sunday M ~ ~
home of her father. sne
WILLIAM H. DE vEAU, former m.n.
ger @ OF IN the r. New Rochelle branch Of tSs
day at Mamaroneck, at the home ne 'ssi- s!-
nephew. Samuel N. De Veau. He was si,,ss ,ss
four years old. siAss'
DAVID HENRY MOON. ffty-av. go.
positor on The New York Herald. az AZ
Monday in NaughtriEht, N. j. He wa. We.
member OF the Typographical Union, .Rs
Campbell's Funeral Church at s o'clock th;: q
evening. 'h's
MRS. MARY QUINN, mother Of n,
Charles M. Quinn. former health off;csr
and j. Edward Quinn, an attorney of Mount
Vernon vernon' died OF pneumonia yesterday ia
Mount Vernon. DIR. Quinn, who has h.ss -
in France, arrived on the steamship Krcori sa
land just after her death -o'H-
New-York tribune., 1919-03-26
3OO% Rental Increase
For Downtown Property
Marine Insurance Firm to Pay
100000 for Beaver Street
Corner Building

The Charles F. Noyes Company has
leased for Joseph F. Cullman. to r.
II. & G. r. Osborn, 72 and "a Beaver
Street, southeast corner of Hanover
Street, two four story buildings, COW
ering plot of $500 square feet. The
lease is for forty-two years, at $12, 1000
year net to the owner, and the total
aggregate rental, including taxes, will
exceed 100000. The buildings will be
converted into one six story office
structure, by Ziesler & Kerrigan. The
lessees will consolidate all depart
ments in their new premises.
The, property just leased was pur-
chased by. Joseph F. Cullman through
the Charles F. Noyes Company q
month ago, and this is the third i'm
portant twenty-one year lease made by
the Noyes company for Mr.. Cullman
covering buildings in this immediate
vicinity.
George Ketchum has leased for Ed
win H. Updike, representing the own
ers, lofts at So Nassau Street, to the
Schulz-Goldman Company, and to
Ostby G. Barton Company.
Carstein & Linnekin have leased snaces
at 1926 East Twenty frst Street, to John
A. Petri and the Merit Ribbon Com
pany; at IS West Twenty-frst Street.
to Charles Demast; at 110-12 Fifth
Avenue, to Abraham Bauman; at 221
Fourth Avenue, to Severn Meyer,
Harris Brothers Corporation and John
II. Wilker; at 215 Fourth Avenue, to l..
Singer & Co.; at 121 Lexington Ave-
nue., to the Singer Embroidery Com
pany, and at Is Park Row, to Emil
Jordon and Sally Mates
New-York tribune., 1919-03-26
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan

I'D Av, G 3oth st. 20x75.9: Richard & Louisa
Carecla OF Brooklyn to Louisa Carecia by as
Sign, sisnment; ,sss s DeFnhoir. 2ol brosayay
olsT ST. s. ssa 9th A. a1loos: eli and Mary Mary
Martin to Ella Van Allen. 81 w 9lst st: atty. ii
Donnelly, 293 Broadway: March 4. 1890 S22 600
18TH ST. s. 200 " Amsterdam av 2IxlO2 . /:
Eugene NJ and Kathleen L Wagner to Cora II.
hopkins; atty, Wells e. s, "a Nassau st; March
PRIVATE ROAD. lot begins 100 n Dyckman st
and 365 W Prescott av. runs n 1919 to c | private
road. leading up hill to land of A l. Bear ct al
8 to point 325 W Prescott Av SIX 40
to beginning; es Dp5o.hsa L Tilby to Jno Lyons
son SOD IS Su,an ,. Co., Y; atty; Hubert. Peck & j.
MANGlN ST. 65: Samuel Werner and ano to Min
nlc Volmsn. 4720 Fcvcstville Av Chicago: May
llsrn ST. $50 W; inez eastman. on the prem ~
ises. to Amanda Marcus. 1887 Lexington Av; stty
,d3S. M9ss. Marcus & Wells 2s3 Bway: Nov a..
asD ST. ao5 II: Geo and Adele i Pcsssnbegs nj eq1
10 Mary Costcn. so 81st st; atty Lawyers
Co. lS0 broadway: December i5
ls2D ST. w: Oscar L and Louise HooSs, ss,oGo W
Gitci Levine. lo3 Prospect ay Mount Vernon
9TH ST. 2lo to sla: Gerson Rosenberg and ano TO
beethoven Msennerctor. New York: atty FranI'
Thomas. $50 broadway: April l. 1903. =. .si7' 500
New-York tribune., 1919-03-26
u pton Ready for
DemobiIizatiOn of
Soldiers of 9th
Process To Be fastened by
Special Corps of Exam
iners; Welfare Bodies
Plan Final Hospitality

CAMP UPTON. N. Y. March 25.-
Fresh from their parade in New York
the men of the 9th Division will begin
arriving here for rehabilitation to-
morrow at 9 o'clock. They will flow in
to camp throughout the day at intervals
of half hour. Twenty-threc trains of
from Long Island City. At the camp
terminal, although no halt will be
made, since dctrainment must be as
rapid as men can be moved, welfare
workers are planning to give the divi-
sion record reception. Cigarettes,
chocolate, gum. matches and stamped
postcards will be handed each man by
representatives. of the Y. M. C. A.,
Y. w. G. A, Knights of Columbus,
Catholic Visitors House, Jewish We'll
fare Board and American Library As
soclatlon. Every worker in camp will
participate and will have an allotted
place.
From the station the troops will
march under packs to their quarters,
guided by enlisted men familiar with
the camp. Hot food is to be served
every man within an hour of arrival.
On Thursday the process of demobili-
zatlon begins with physical eXamina-
tlons. Five thousand OF these will be
maze edcn uay. Inc camp medical eX-
amining, force has been augmented by
fifty officers and hundred enlisted
men of the 9th. Preliminary muster
out routine will continue until Monday,
when actual discharging begins.
During their stay the welfare So
cletles and camp theatres will offer
special attractions to the New York
fighters during this last phase of their
army experience and will be operated
to capacity. On Friday a naturaliza-
tlon court is to be opened, presided
over by Justice Morschauser, and ali
men in the division who desire will be
issued papers of citizenship. Officers
of the 9th have informed the natural
lzation section here that several score
will desire citizenship.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-26
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

18TH ST. 1888 W: mtse now sac .ooo Francis
souS Il f Frans snIesa Lest g
10Th ST. Sss2s w inise now SIS. 900: JESSIE saJe
Lawyers & 7 Co. ISo Broadwsy; = assigns; a'S
WEST BRpADwAY. 1872; mtgo $40 900; t. TredS
10Ssta powa eJ n tS Amelia ama;;. Iredk Powell II
FsweIs Eynssoa 'p. pI atty S"f lswysrs ys '1sok
EAST BRoADwAY. a: mtse now $4,000; sisiVys Geo 3
lM5Sh M st, ct al; address. David Wilder. $50 w
PARK Az. 5lh ST. mtse $500 .ooo los !
Bank. lss Broadway; aitys. cadwalsdsr Y & =:
lssTH sr. s:io w mse $1,000 Murray s'YS RusH sHo
more e Harry e Munger. a washinston A.
GhAND sss the Orphan Asylum S a'Ss soceis TO
Columbia Trust CO. 50 broadway; atty. LAWYERS
14sD ST. 2lo IenoS av int on $500 Sfn 0i in
mtge $4,000; Bertha Rosensteln to JOS Rosenthai.
40 st Nicholas Terrace; attys. Horwiz g. Ross
JEROME Az. $ cor woodiawni I'd. iS-1 2i751@;
|. Iinsoln AZ. Mt vsrnon N Y; atty. " Dixon;
M map Mahston1e 5 Si isa aS gore si
g a. sSsens0n; VS. lot sssss. map R%q5d
also s'h Lot 4A map sh ny
ned prop; also Landln Vest Co. \ 7; also
Amanda Bussng to John Bussng. jr. 2o5 East
Lincoln av Mt Vernon. N Y atty. w Dixon
IGckahoe. y t6 assignments) 81
map Washingtonville. eSl1loi lo9s7 IoSloo: also
also Maple av. $. IS Logan. 25xloo: JOIN
Bussing. jr. to Amanda, Bussng. jr.. 2O5 Eas
esaboa nson av Mt VsFnas e vi atty D1Os
sEABURY PI. 1852. -2Ox24; WIN II Swanson tt
Hamilton National Bank of Denver COLI atty
Hamilton National Bank Of Col (2 assist .... 81
WASHINGTON Av. 1855; Julia G. $ Grant I,
atty, LAWYERS 7 g. Co. $50 Bway ...... s.. .0ot
174TH ST. 457 E: Schwab Co to Morris Kraus
l4s SD St; atty. lily Plateau. 81 Cham
bers st.
1lTH sT. n s. ILLS Az B. s3.4xlos. Unonport
1sSTH ST. 2ss i; Edw Kci to Els. Il u KeiI ei'
North Beach. l: atty. Geo Ludwig. 1911 8,
cREsroN Av. cor is2d ss4los. ix6s1io4 III II
Robt Livingston TO Chas Y Livingston. Ulster
JEROME Av. W la2d. 07.lxlOO:, 173d S
sfsey Msy c ES wm ay :sssu sSs ca0e il CHAM
ARTHUR Av. c lS6th st. 25xs5.S; Sigmun,
NJ Lehman ct al exrs. to Title G & Co. ~
Broadway: atty. Title & T Co. 176 Broad
ARTaUR Av 1soth st. Isl. i1eoxl45 eyso ii
Cathc Boyer to Bond g. Mtge Guar Co II!
Rcmscn st. Brooklyn; atty. Title G & Co. ~
Broadway Observation-Disclosures. Sc, ,OO
WISE Av. c 10th st. 144llxl73 sxii5xl75lO 10
Central Union Trust Co to Dollar Savings Bank
2737 Sd Av; atty, MacKcsr & G. 43 Ceda
EAILE ST. lo2l: Emil waldenbcrser to Chas Val
dcnbcrger. $50 Minnieford Av, City Island atty
Frcis & Nee. 1929 Sd Av....................s S
New-York tribune., 1919-03-26
Brooklyn Tenements Sold

The Meister Builders have resold to
the Nolas Realty Company two six
story tenements at 266 to 272 South
First Street, on plot 80x10O. This
property is part of the realty recently
purchased from the H. Batterman es-
tate
The Lorraine Realty Company has
sold the one-family dwellings, at 1889
Sixty-sixth Street and at 1919 Sixty
sixth Street to Israel N. Shapiro and
Ethel Shapiro, respectively.
l. Salzberg has sold for M. Wolsk to
DR.. Posner the two-family cottage on
plot 40xl00 at 1865 Forty sixth
Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-26
Modest Private
Was Wilson's Guest.
Visiting Royalty
Russell Everett Entertained
at Buckingham Palace
and by King Emmanuel;
Home With French Wife

A modest young American soldier
who was wounded five times on the
Western front and travelled about Eu
rope as the guest of President Wilson
came home yesterday from France on
the transport Venezia. He was accom-
panied by pretty French bride, a
pair of cuff links from King George,
five wound chevrons and determination
to get out of uniform as quickly as
possible.
This soldier protege of the President
is Russell M. Everett, of the Sd Ma
chine Gun Battalion, who enlisted in
the regulars at Grand Rapids and
fibbed about his age that he might see
action.
His story sounded like romance, but
Private Everett dispelled all doubt of
questions in simple fashion, remarklng
frequently:
81 was just lucky, that's all"
Enlisted at Age of Eighteen
He was less than eighteen when he
enlisted with the 29th Regulars in
March 1917. Detailed to the 81 Ma
chine Gun Battalion, he went to France
with the first contingent sent overseas,
in February 1918. The enemy winged
him twice at Chateau Thierry, once
again in the Toul sector and twice in
East Lorraine.
After Chateau Thicrry he spent a
few months at convalescent camp at
Bois, where he met the young woman
who came home with him yesterday as
his wife. She was Mile. Claire V.
Thommereau, daughter of Paris mcr-
chant, who was nursing the wounded
where Everett was convalescing. Ever
EFT recovered and went back into the
fight, but always kept in touch with
armistice was signed he went to Paris
and married her.
Is Presidents Guest
He then was assigned as orderly to
Brigadier General Hart, who later as
sumed charge of President Wilson's
trip through France, Italy and Eng
personality and his wound chevrons
the President became interested in him
and requested that Everett travel with
him as a guest as we'll as being orderly
to General Hart He attended all pub
lie functions with Mr.. Wilson and was
introduced to King George, who had
heard his story from the President
The King gave Private Everett a suite
at Buckingham Palace and on his de-
parture to France handed him pair
of gold cuff links bearing the royal
monogram and the British coat of
arms. Everett was quartered at the
Quirinal in Rome and, through the
President, met King Victor Emanuel
81 have had good time, but | am
tired of war;" he said 81 want to set
tie down to hard work in civil life
and I think III join my brother in
Watertown, N. Y"
New-York tribune., 1919-03-26
Real Estate Market
Bronx Realty Men
Observe Holiday
Big Military Event Attracted
Many Buyers and Sellers;
Sales Were Made. However


Joseph G. Abramson has purchased
from George o. Marin the southeast
corner Of Decatur Avenue and 199th
Street, five story structure, on plot
50X115. The transaction was negoti-
ated by H. ]. Rogers and Clifford
Aaron. This is the fourth house pur-
chased by Mr.. Abramson in the Bed
ford Boulevard section during the last
week
Lyman Place Transaction
Gattit Wolf has sold to Joseph Perl
binder the four story apartment, on
plot 75x90, at 1865 Lyman Place.
Valentine Avenue Flat Buyer
H. B. Felbin has bought the apart
ment house, on plot 5Ox100. at 1855
Valentine Avenue from the Lenken
Realty Company.
Sells on Prospect Avenue
The Kalter Realty Company has sold
to the Schor Contracting Company 1857
Prospect Avenue.
J. Clarence Davies has sold for Flor
ence S. Unger 366 East 164th Street, q
three story house on plot 23x75.
Belmont Dwelling Sold
William A. DAILY has sold the two
family house at 2139 Belmont Avenue
and Mrs. Arrowsmith sold the two
family house at 2141 Belmont Avenue
to client of Eugene j. Busher and
William II. Mehlich.
Big Movie fo- Fordham
Max j. Kamer bought the plot, 129x
LOT, at the northeast corner of Ford
ham Road and Valentine Avenue. Plans
have been filed for the improvement of
the corner with motion picture thea
tire.
Trust Company Sells Dwelling
Horace S. Ely &Co. have sold for
the United States Trust Company 1904
Lafayette Avenue, two story and base
ment frame dwelling, on plot 20X100.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-26
Recorded Transfers
Downtown

%an St. wGsa q, s sS Noyn ssHaDsrs to
wHsf s. nSoApwAy 'ss n%SS 1872 s. sssse: ,na slsS
60 w 18th st: mtge $4,000: all liens:; March
VEST BRoApwAY. 5os iio Bleeeie!: ssSs Ss
spU s1ys fask ATonsGn av part a i ra all lens March II
East Side
Ms4sh Gpgd Il n0sa,snk sfss ksS,Sx \ sss go
1sSsa ehSlssa Realty g 70 EssdF elk %nsiis
nsSs sss March IL I1s''S1 ~ s rses %'ss CO. 81
2sD "sg sT. aas L. 5. a75 Cd av: is ss.Sss: sso
to Bend Mort Suarantes Co rs Tsmssn s.
es3 81. i. lSss1 +: E s. 100 V sd az; ioosoo.SS;;
SqaS 5 c. lSd ss' ,sa ~ a' :ioS
sID Rose 81 e. to s'5 jos Luciano s sa5a 4 s0p s
St; mtse s2.soo S; all liens March
West Side
10TH ST. 9 w. 25xo4 TO- Jos $ Auerbach to
Mariana G Van Rensselaer, w 10th st; b & S !:
g; all liens; March 29: attys. Davis. & G:
lon n NSrsan sT 81 III eh av aosa2 Hurtra neay
Co to Louis schlechter 2l7 " 10th St: '', co,,,
firms deed recorded Apr Z, 1917: mtgc. Sl2. 900;
all liens; March %: attys. Hay. II & w. IL
7rH Av SD st. S,5x744; Hasco Bldg Co
70 Thos Cunningham. as Hamilton Pl mtge
$4,000 all liens; atty. Randcn & L. 40
lssTH 81. 14s s. ss1ss Mich. Erlanser siGo 70
Hannah. his wife. 100 Riverside Drive; mtge
$4,000; March II; atty. David Goldfarb. s.
l7oTH ST 1851 ". s. 100 Audubon av tx
100: Heights Ieasehold Corpn to William Gold
stone. 40 w 65th st; mtge. s90.5O0: all liens: :
March II: atty. G & Co. l60 Bway. Isl
Bronx
lSsTH ST. 267 =. s. 5Oxlo2.e: Bowlder Realty
S4s.25o; March "a: atty. & Co. i76
l'$H g ssf s: ;.j5;
:, Mar, March "a: atty. & r Co. l7s Bway S 500
Morris Afandelbsum $50 Forsyth st: mtgc Sc 300 !:
4, March II atty. 7 G & IT Co. l76 broadway 800
Nh ns ipA 81 s62. Q 25xl0o: Manida Co to
p. mtse, $3.50: Feb" IS: atty. T G & Co. 176
CRoroNA Av. W e. 425 n iS3d ST, 1880 Gu,sepo
pima Cuidonc TO Bainbridge Constr Co 50 Van
Irn,i,. nsroit av; March s; atty. o Englander. sO2
KELLY sr s. is5 10Th st. iooxioc: + n s'vS e
N Hcai Estate Contracting Co to Margt
n'ewes a5s W l53d st; Teby /: atty. Miehling 4
,,,f n gnS broadway ................... 100
"hBsTEg Av. 225o. o s. 40 lx9o: also webster
a. sS zz4S; o S. 40 lsoo: Lizzie weinbergor to
p,,n March ?i; atty. Austin 200 Broadway 'si 90
PEhRY AY. 8. ll7.5 " 2OIst st runs a IN nv
.S'sI six 9.3x 77.Sx n %; Emil Winter
70 Cnas ii. Douglas 3l65 Hull av: rntge 81 o00
N'afch "a; atty. L T & T Co. 100 Broadway 500