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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-21
buquerque Man,
Oldest Doughboy,
Says Buy or Fight"
tConnnncd lrom nagc onc.l

Bob can smile through suffering,
DO HIvs I'm ready % 90 throueh
nest scrap 10 we have ouc
lH medium sized and sturdy, and
tinfk hair and eyes that are aunle
u blue and sometimes gray aud
ht,mes u ~ mixing eroNn hazel
n I believe you call them. hia
Is smooth and ruddY aud uimpled
htrlts and thln. but Htlll in spite
IfH youth. hplrH the marks OF
and hnriHhipH that tell the
rahls tale uf war
T. lgansiscr Near Here.
l private life Mt luudun runs a
o. Jersey dairy aud Ico cream
bury. about live miles out ut Alhtt.
|fiup uurIng hlH absence u scrs
hr "ip.t ~ nrhtinr bunch az
b.. for hif Wnmsufnlks have kDpt
be- rolnr the last a. or go months
|ur the shortage of help ocrasiun-
b. war thrf went into the fields.
bed hay mllkci cows and mad"
cream. ana iu leisure huu =
l. plays ZOE war benefltH uai
bed iu Rcd Cross rhautcra.
|hr women 81 the .amily incluhs
Luu,on. whom her husband de-
|frH as true blue. Aii-AmrrlUHu.
M same same stocg ~ the rcsi
and three dnuEhters. rhrlma
uthY. Naumi Ruth aud Emma
otherwise Billy. Tommy
Jimmy The oldest H "nilI,.
o. 2g nud general commander ln
down at OUT place her father
with "a bic .ndulr"ui. upu..cit'
smile
lfif o. l COW uuurhsr hruucnH
|i,r iarlat thruwUr aud expert shot
Tine wholesome Fifi Of the plains
fhH ranch rhe wears the chaps.
nol shirt Huuntlet gloves. stctsun
ridge hrit and pistol % the COW
tud coming in from a." plain
hf easily hs taken Tot "a man
uf aitsn "a quarter OF uu hour if
bedroom aud nilly surrrs- H'
of fhc daiutictt women YOU woui,
10 Sec She has Tho hazel 'tc'
dlmpiea 81 h.f duu. bat huir
BIZ brown that almost a%pproathu'
.icu iioI skin ~ clear und tinted
ID l natural flush She can veal
frlilN ihlugs % fashion wFh th'
irs uf Il dshufunfs. ami leaves on,
hing between wonder snd admirt
b .hs two distinct types she rep
Hf she Boz the big chief of ih'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-21
THE MARKETS


New YORK. Apfil 1.-THE machine
orf uf the exchange VAS ftNtd 20 ~
utmost 10 meet the cNtrunl dht. dc
utand of The morning HtorH unfici.
Extensive selling for profits hat httla
effect. only o. few Issues, nofHhif
siippinHs yieidinE while otntfH tgrs
od sfeHd.iy uhend. Interest attached
D. the nrmnsrs of TINT ed Stttst sisnl
heeanaa Of tOduNa meeting Ci ilf
stock holders Strongest tpfftrof 81
Tho first two hnufs Included nosicru
Petroleum. sinclair On Gcurli Mo-
tors. E~tudshukof. Stuiz. tcntr t.eafi-
sr. Baldwin Locomotive, Airhwke
aieei suriugH. american can. SuUui e.
Tobacco. MiiunH Paper ris rrrol
Harvester and ruat iron pipe prefer
rcd
tIaant
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-21

ranch and idol u the younger chill
u ZEN sorry for nm having To
aily homo during the war. her faith
80 su,H. What q fighter she would
have been Il she were q boz Poor
kid they wouldn't wen let her be- r.
nurse iu France borausc she was un-
der ea
nui during the Influenza opiccmio
"niiy murssd the soldiers in Tho 10
tfntiun horpitai at Albuquerque Until
Hhr herssf caught the disease aud
Uus down for mann we ~
~t'ralsc- itcd Gross.
"Dur wumuuhnnd O. whut makes
our nation" Private Loulun rayH
n on don't knu % good our wum
yn luuk a. us when We gvt home
There's uu other Wnmen Ike them loo
the world. And thnss Ngd Cross
women hy goih W. 80 takt OF our
hats Ia them
iryaio Ioudon's sons are a'li in
service over there hut De- says,
htaming over biz crushed foot and
%slirnpnei wounds. "thclr Did dao's got
something on them They're Jealous
nf me
A. one lime durlug hls service ~
Ffturc. Private isudnu spout three
months ~ "a harp hospital within u
few uilss of bordeaux. whore hls fon,
Sob, vas atatipued Neither knew thsi
tho other was there. uud, h.cause u
delayed ana misCurried mail the
folks Ht home Who know were unahlr
o. notify thcm.
The baby boz % the family KinF.
who IT, Just %. bias Fruwn up during
o. months while ! was une the
afhff Hisr e little wlstfuilt sa be-
looks rt the towering youth
H. u N.-c tinthcr.'
BE was iust o. liuic chan when
Went lvuy And when ! came homo
Z looked Hrudnd fnr him and cunlda
lind hiu where is Iuy kIur ~
ut.ls klur snld I ditn't rerur
nize him 40" larger than am
nov
And concluded privntc ioudun.
WIN says that thc ldca 10 man b. Toe
old a. 81 Ia wuf iH "a mist1ke 40 Ions
90 he's Joe good physical condition
Neither d MAN Too old. co. too
unfit Co De- hir duty in other ways
Tho fellow who cant fight. rtn al
least huk Thv Victory Liberty Loaf
boz the most Important loan We have
had A. said at first our rns would
have scared the devil himself An,
~ uru Zoe debt for that Eas, and TIC
other things 30 Wal We've htu tht
'iEht and We muft pay Tor o.
The chronic qbofs muk.s a bog hol,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-21

Chiraru. Aprl ef.-'rhe corn mar
Ret tofuy OPENED sharply higher win
price n%c,rUiiuuH over sunday fuuEinG
frum cont FOR Ma 70 ~ for Sep
tpiuhur options. ON subsequent enrit
transactions tho market ruled steady
slightly Under fho top july opened
ut sf.fba To- 1866 and Fentembsr at
si.kl to sIfil Trading was ncuve
and There was evidence of profit uk.
iuE after tine opening.
Initial trades in the oats market
were nt an advance since saturday
81 q 10 - in the more active dcicf-
rsd futures while May oats Neff
IRON hirher 90 q lower. july
upsned at % 20 s9h.
Hog products were moderately ac-
ute rut Sharply higher Lard op'l.
% .5t ceniH un. ribs 20 tn 90 cents
higher uud pork from G6c 10 St.ns
oNo Saturday close.
All deliveries aFcenfod 10 uoN pri a.
levels fuf the Fenson. The s%etficntunt
81 the Sew Work harhur WORKERS
strike counted ua q bulnsh Influence.
Besides offerings were not ~ barge
~ hth hfcn looked for TN market
usher. st6 Ius ,I.sss 20 cent sir" ~
tnI september stbah o fi.bfh
The upturu in provisions wa uue
fo HirHngth of Corn and hess. and %
tl' Sew York harhoi A. Ne sciue.
muut
CLOSE
coms july usEl sout st.GaL.
oats iuG IuA SEPT. G1a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-21

Department u The lntsrioE q = Land Of
Zee a. sania w. y " March eT. 1919
Notice j. hereby given that ssfrflna
Ramirez No. Armiio. of Cahsf1n. N. n whn
IN March ~ i9ta made homestead entry.
80 0lto11. for sEA sWh AND HW9 SKI
Soc 20 ana EN wv section - IOWA
ship % n, hanso , W n Al T. MERIDIAN.
hHs fled roiiee q i~rts1ilen 90 make three
rear proof 20 establish daim 70 he land
ahnve drfrnbsd. before M County CLERK II
-nndoyal ConniY a. Hernaii1o. sanduyal
county, New heaicn On he va day u Nay
claimant names as witnesses, iua,
NHuir,t ~ Cahprnn. \ NJ. DouAeiAri
R-miraS 81 Cahsub, n - irapoido Lar
miin of 'rhefru, n NJ Rafael Iafamilia
FRsNcfsco DEL0ADo.
it T. lss, LP5-s
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FOR SALE

a.. oo0-g-room frame. hath. alnssed-
ln porrh. iurEe lot. fno shade.
y. end ~.
20 en-s-room. 2 story. brick and
shinglc dwciling. modern. rood
lawn and shade. good iocnuon,
afd Mard.
fa.s0o-7-room. 2 story frame. mod
crn. fireplace. good locstion lu
Highlands. close In.
%. 7s0-x-room. a-atory. frame. mod
ern. lot i00xit2. garage good
outbuildings. South broadway.
cloac-ln.
tA,?Oo-t-room cement block hunga-
low. modern. huilt.in features.
garage. West Coat ~
tb.2so-s-room frame. modern. com
pletely furnished; also one D.
room frame bungalow, modern,
with sleeping porch, aisO g
room furnished house. al on
lot 75xlf2i Income f7a pet
month. Third ward. cloac-in.
A. FLEISCHER
RHAL ESTATE. rInE Avn AUTO
MOHu.E INSURANCE. LOANS
Phone Ga uf south Fourth
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FOR sALE-rypewriteru

ALL KINDS. both new ana second
hand, bought. sold. rented ana 70,
paired. Albuquerque typewriter IA.
change. Phone ot4. t22 So. eth. NJ
FOR SALE Bicycle. 81. also water
power washing machine 81 az
NOrth Third street Phone -ifs.R
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NanH0s NV. Mo- NpTil 2l-H0rs.
receipts rs 900. market higher; heavy
so. F.. 70 $50 go. nrhta $4,000 SO. ss.
pi1v $3.50 fftig 90.
cattle receipts 10000. market
-'rour: steers ftt.GNtfeig as. COWS
aud hclfcrs $3.50 $3.50; calves
20 90 mfii.ti sturkota sNAuu
fiGin.
sheep receipts ~ 0OO; market low
e. lambs fl2 90 $3.50; owes $500
$4,000.
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New YORK uonc, market.

Sow York, April 20 Mercantile
paper "a nfbh sterling 90 day bills
cog; commercial 90 o., bills un banks
go = commercial SO dnt bills fGt p .
demand fef 4 olhloH ftI
Mexican dollars - y
Government and abroad bonds be-
regular Time loans strong. go DAYS.
90 dAyF and . months ~ WbA
'all muncN firm. high sis low 9;
ruling rate o.. olosur hid o.. of
fcrcd a. i's last loan 3
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irnver colo. April 2t.-Cattlc re-.
t'ipis ssno, market strong 10 hirhor.
beet steers fi2 90 ~ $1,000: rows and
hcilcra Al0.aUftStt.5 atorkors and
feeders sN.b0H sifoo; calves sit50f
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INV nsxioo crsrsAt ssiIwAr


10 I c7un9GlI % ToFTaHTe NIIh q p \
\ " No. 2 from ~ Pess aaf Ne. 1 from ~
safi 81 santa " with y q n Q Cor nauvsf.
~ 2 connects ~ ksnnedY viii A y. =
= 2 No 10 from Aihaqasnus - WILLARD
With A. T. y traln for hoantalnalr
hsirn aud Altuquergusi % Tcrranfs With n.
r. A = W No. Z Tor sa.ta nosa. Tueumean
sud the east
For farther infntraafl-r eomman,eafa With
n =. eE00EnaON.
1fafffs tlaherer.
rauta ~. u n.
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on Liberty bonds today were aisg
SaS.fO first 81 fpj.Gf. second ~
500 sos first as sgs,si. second 4hs
tHi.3G3 thru a. fa5.is. fourth ~ =
tfa.s.
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wANTED-rositrons


POSITION WANTEn-Aa ~boOkkCsp-
e. ttcnoEfuphor or cashier hy young
man with nmiiy. 1--WE years cNpcr-
fence VIII go out of city. Phone az
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chicago. Apf'i % iiogs. receipts
$4,000. market higher top $40 So.
hulk OF aaioH sgu.tbuSg0Tb; heavy
wtIfht $50 30 RI tg0 No. medtumworlt
f.uf u t1n. 90. light weight Stg sOaf
ego 20; Nthtu tik.36Htsn. rs: aoss
SIS 70 s2U-f, pigs ti5s5ffsfKTb.
Cattle receipts 1000. host beet
steers alOe, steady. Medium ur1do
iood-rs aud butchers stock ib to ss
cents L.ghcr; calves 30 q 90 cents
lower; heavy beef steers NINSn
$40 90. liNht beef steers gissOm
HiNiui butcher cows aud hcifers ssh
tl .fa' cnnnsr and cutters f6a6a
$40 o. Noul calves sia.b0 1880:
tiocker ana feeder steers $3.50
Sth.7h.
Sheep receipts $4,000; market very
slow; hidH uneN,uly lower. lambs ~
pounds or less $500 ti0Sbt SO
pounds on better tTTbnfigfE.
Duils and commons Fff00W ff- Is,
owes medium md rood $1,000
$3.50. tulis and commend 81 90 ID
SteOU
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LOST

~
srRAfEp OR sTOLEN-Airedale
dos. from ipl East Central ave
nue.. HnsNeIs tu name 90 Hobo. Find
- please call .n3u-M.
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PIANO TUNING
MONEY TO LOAN


MONEY TO IOAk-uVtldlnn loans
a. pcr cen one each u 5000
ana s40o. Phone eto0-B3.
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o K~EN1-Rooms


FOR RENT-Nioelv furnished room
Cor gentleman at az Wcst Cop
pcr Ave.
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~ YOI WISH TO avoid some OF tho
mistakes nude in buying ul stocks
rrtd our list OF things not To do. Tho
Mc'utrHeun tompafh, i0t Trust
Bids, ~ l'uso, TeNas.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-21

MANictHlST and hair-dressor. chiro-
podisti also manufacturer OF hair
goods Wil catl AT residence. phono
1919.
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ron sALB--misoenaneous


FOR SALE-ih inch steel shafting.
I foot or $50. Box 317 or phone
40O-R3.
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wANTED-Agents

NANIEI-AEvuW 10 cell Marquette
tire tool br. l.. D. Massey. ei1
North Fourth.
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Ilhcrt, BAmd-.
New YORK April - lIrui rtic0a
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WANTED-salelmen


NANTEn-'ity salesman aud coilcc.
tor. Apply :. 3 a. -, 500 Mesi
Central
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MISCELLANEOUS

WE PAY highest price Tor gents and
ladies' otd ciothea and old shoca,
Chicago Second Hand store. Phone
1875.
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. FoR sALE-Housea

LosT-eHsaA No.s. Aneco vP.F. CO
lens cumcra Please return 10 Hanna
a llama and receive reward. i1th
West Central avenue.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-21

FHEE enlargement with kodak work.
Films developed, zoe. prints. Sc 10
De-. Mail ordcra gwen prompt ntten-
ton. Art Craft Studio, a, AfmJ0
bldg. Cor. Third and Central.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-21

NANTEp-At once. six Ameri-
Cau ladies over sixteen. under
thirty, Tor pleasant employment.
Good pay while learning; excel
lent opportunity Tor rapid add
Vnncrment Answer in hand
writing. huk -le, care Evening
nrrHIN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-21

WAETED-Careui KodnH nninRnK
BY master photographer; twice
daily service. Remember. satisfaction
guaranteed. Send your finishing TO .
reliable established firm. Hanna a
Hanna. Master photographer.
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A.
WANIEp-slaie aelp


MANTEI-An experienced bread
baker Apply Partisan bakery. 2os
West Central Ave.
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wANTED-7emale Help

MANTEu-casnisf 40 Mecca Cafe.
Must b. able 60 use typewriter
CLERICAL WOMAN. and also house
keeper, call on NJ W. Mills, Stur-
res hotel. sunday. pr write Mills
Ranch co. springer, n NJ
WANTEb-Hoai live woman for
house cleaner. Pair wages 10 be.
rin with Must speak English Ask
foi Mr. u'Arcy. Room "a, hittner
House. from D 20 = o'clock pm,
WANTED Nice appearing Halea
ladies steudy employment Apply
puflnlan Hukefl. gOt West Central
Ave.
The sun., 1919-07-22
MORTGAGES,

with name and address Of lender ant
Attorney
Downtown,
The sun., 1919-07-22
LONG BEACH LOTS
SOLD FOR $S1S,O25
John j. Lannin and Felix Is
man Among Successful Bid
ders-Lots Average $785.

In spite Of adverse conditions includ-
ing weather that would dampen the
spirits of the most enthusiastic seashore
devotee, Joseph P. Day. the auctioneer,
sold l.0S5 lots from the Bossert and
Huber and other estates at Long Beach
last Saturday for a total of SSl3.02b, or
an average of s7S5 q lot
The results of the beginning OF the
auction were reported in THE SUN on
Monday morning. The bidding was
spirited throughout the sale, Single lots
were offered with the privilege of taking
others adjoining at the highest bid.
Blocks of five, ten and more lots were
bought by scores of successful bidders.
Felix lsman. the wen known opera
tor. was a large buyer OF boardwalk
lots. Mr.. Isman after considerable COM
petition secured twelve lots comprising
the tennis courts on the boardwalk be-
tween the Nassau Hotel and the Castles
by-the-Sea, including a large 81 foot
corner plot for a total of s54.276. an
average of over Sc, 500 a plot. The
three lots adjoining Mr.. Isman's pur-
chase we're sold to L. Wolft for $500
each Mr. wolr refused profit of
$4,000 on his purchase Immediately after
the Sale.
John J. Lannin, proprietor Of the Gar
den City Hotel. purchased nine board
walk lots in block 1916. between Monroe
and Lincoln Boulevards, for $40. 900, an
average Of $4,000 per lot.
Three boardwalk lots in block 1a1, the
block adjoining, were sold for $500
each to Max A. witt. One boardwalk
lot adjoining the bathing pavilion was
sold for $7,4oo to J. Mclaughlin. One
lot on the boardwalk in block 81, one
block east of the bathing pavilion, was
sold for $500, the buyer being James ].
Levine. Ten lots on Beech street, two
blocks north Of the Nassau Hotel. were
purchased by J. l. Bernitz for $l4, 600.
Mr.. Bernitz also purchased thirty Inside
lots on other boulevards and said yes
terday that II was his intention to i'm
mediately improve the lots purchased by
him with buildings.
Among other buyers we're David
Kaplan. Sunset Bungalow Company,
James H. Griffith. Jr.. Josephine L. New
man, James H. Dayton. B. Frankel,
William II. White, Alfred Cam, Joseph
Inc Marx, J. Fitzgerald, John J. Kinney,
]. Eos, F. C. Martin. F1dnarsh & In
graham, Louis Green, Rebecca SCHNEIDER
Max Mayer, A. Harris. l.. wolY. I.
HIrschfield, Charles c. Clark, ]. c. wag-
ner. George F. Dobson. Robert A Inch.
Thomas Flynn. D. Frydend, NJ. II. Nc
Hale, J. Hollandravy Dorothy Wolf
Isaac Bissen. Margaret Kelleher. X
Young. Antoinette Fiskei. Marie Davis.
H. Zimmerman, John A. Mcouinn, George
Stirling. Estelle Rosenberg. Julius Tuab
Herman Cohn. .. L. Eklsohn, Edward G.
Garvin, Mrs. r. a. Cohen Morrison T
Nanktns, Charles r. Garcin and Mrs E
Ludlow.
The sun., 1919-07-22
BROOKLYN TRANsACrIoNs.

r, s. Fisher, Inc. sold the house at
l545 East Eighteenth street for w. Ag-
new to John II. Papen the house at
1916 East Twenty-first street for a client
TO Mr.. Loewenstein; the house at 1925
East Twenty eighth street for L. ]. Seeley
to client, and the House at S21 Avenue
q for Z. Pearson to a client.
b. ]. Sforza sold for Max S. Blnner to
lSnacy and Maxcyanna Zabinski for in
house, on plot 20x10o. at 1888 Graves
end avenue.
Walter S. Ross and c. c. Gretsineer
sold for Mary E. Thornley, the block
front, 3S0xl00. on the west side OF
Tenth avenue, Eighty-second and Egh-
ty-third streets, to a prominent builder
who will improve at once with one fam
lily seml-detached houses with garages.
George II. Jackson bought the block
front on the east side of Fifth avenue.
between Fourth and Fifth streets, from
Realty Associates. who recently took the
property in trade from Levey Bros.
DR.. Zabriskie and Miss Zabriskie, who
recently sold their property on Flatbush
and Church avenues. Brooklyn, pur-
chased through the Cruikshank Com
pany from Mrs. John Refs, represented
by the John Refs Company. her propertv
at the northeast corner OF Ocenn and
Church avenues, being IS feet on Ocean
avenue and 1S feet on Church avenue
DR.. Zabriskie has made plans to move
his house from Church avenue and Ken
more place to the new property. and
Miss Zabriskie will occupy the Refs
house as her future home
William P. Jones sold for the Linton
Park Realty Corporation to the Brown
Mortgage Company the nine lots, each
m flA IL
street 400 feet east of Twenty-second
avenue.
The sun., 1919-07-22

Mutual Ala Society, 18th ~ and ssth
st. July Is. 3 yrs 81; atty. Teik;
2s5TH ST. g. I52.s " Webster sv. 2Al1x
lo0-Jas Kelly to VIM Liehtenfels. t13
Wills av. July 16. yrs. u g atty,
G A Furthman. Sd av and ltsth at $4,000
MORRIS AV. 16i7. " 9. i5x1oo-solomon
Solinsky TO Leon Gold. 1tSo Madison av.
July 8. yrs, bhT; atty. Chess: soa
1.sTH ST. .. iso College av. iisSfic
xiI3-vincent cacciarella to North Side
MTG Co. 3el z iteth ct, July ls. Z yrs,
%: atty. Title Guar q Co. iIe
KossurH Av, W 8, lot 81. map south
washingtonville. box1oo-Edw l. e Philips
10 Isaac n Mills. North Columbus av.
Mount Vernon, y Y, July II, yrs. So
atty, Title Guar q T Co. i7s.Bway $4,000
CANNON PL. 3. ?l2.e 2ssth at. tssx
ioo.Annis crenin and an9 to Geo
July l. 1922. Sc: atty. Lawyers TUE
& 7 Co, $50 Bway ...............N,oo 900
SAME PRoPERTY--same to McGill Real
Estate Co Of n Y, pr mtg $4,000 July
Is. due Oct is. 1917. sS atty,
LOT -. blk 81. map Mo,ri. Park-Loaiss
e Ringelsteln to saml Schwartz. lIlI
Unionport I'd. July /. 8 yrs 81 60; atty,
Buechler. l12o z fremont av $4,000
s3sx+5xs3.llxt5-saml Preiser to Undo
Bldg Co. 412l Sd nv. pr mtg $4,000.
July Is. yrs. sc; atty. Max Monfried
EAGLE Av. 7o4. g. 2SxiOo-Benedett6
Ptccirillo TO Gsetano Mariana, 266 ID
lb4th ct. July I, . yrs. 80. atty. @ Mar.
rama, 266 + 1b4th st.............N,oO
The sun., 1919-07-22
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan,

I'D AV, es. 1911 112th at. zbx75-Ezra
and Frances Solomon to Hannah Silber-
stein and Jeanette Flam. July IL. 1913;
atty, NJ sulEberger. IS Park Row 2.ooo
l04TH ST. g. 100 W 10 av. le.sxloolo-
osias ana Annie Kestenbaum TO Fischel
Weintraub, 20 z l05th st. satisfied of
record without production OF mtg by
order Supreme Court July 10, 1919.
Sept IL, 1895: attys for ptr. Triple a
Pitt, $50 Nassau st.............. $500
sITH ST. s, 226 Az A, 1ssksa2-
Aug and Mary Zicbs. SIS q S7th ct.
10 Bank Of Europe 1929 LIST av, June
J, 1915; atiy. Bank OF Europe, it2s
Delaney ST. cor orchard st. sT.e1
6i.S-Elterman Realty Co. lo2 Orchard
at. to Isidor Hahn. l2s2 Madison av,
Dec Is 1915. attys. Cohen Bros. So
nth Az. . " cor ls6th ct runs a 1914
10 land OF Bogsrdus along same
500 to IS Wadsworth av 1851
worth av. g. 6o.2 lsbth ct. runs
l5i5 to land OF Baker q Grsyhead
XIV $50 AIN X W i7o.li to .
Broadway K along e Broadway 1873
to land OF Robt Bogardus sos TO
beg-Thomas 3 Hidden. Millburn, n J.
to the y Life Ins Co Dec 10, 1901:
atty. Lawyers & Co $50 Broad
SAME PRoPERTY-Same to came. Nov
20, 1900; atty same ..............Slb,o 900
SAME PRoPERTI-same TO same, Sept
SAME PRoPERTY-N Y r E Security
Co. Pine st, 10 same, Jan .. 1871:
dtty same. ...,.s. s..'.s.' 'toO'VVv
The sun., 1919-07-22
COMMERCIAL LEASES.

M. & L. Hess. Inc. leased the store
and basement at 1870 Madison avenue to
the lie Roy SILK Company, Inc; the north
store and basement at b5 Fifth avenue
TO Oppenheimer & Berliner. cotton goods
the store and basement at 27 TO SO West
Twentieth street to l., Bachman & Co.
woollens, silks and cottons; the store
and basement at lis and III East Tween
ty-third street to A. Rosen Company.
silks; the east store at % to SO West
Twentieth street to Simonson. Rogers 4
Jaeger, Inc, cotton goods; the eighth
floor at 912 to go Broadway to Mitchell
Publications, Inc: the north part of the
third floor at % and 25 East Twenty
sixth street to the Old Bleach Linen
Company; the fourth floor at "a to 81
East Twentieth street to the Columbia
X-Ray and Electric Corporation: at 121
to 131 West Nineteenth street the eight h
floor to Hays. Levy & Co.; the ninth
floor to the Rothenberg Gown Company,
and the tenth floor to ]. Friedman & Co. I;
the second floor at II TO SO West TWEEN
tieth street to Tuttman Bros: the tenth
floor at Isl to 155 West Thirtieth street
TO Dexter & Barnett. and the fourth floor
at "a and IS West Twenty-hfth street to
Lipman Eros.
Cushman & Wakefield, Inc. leased an
Office at 10 and 112 West Forty second
street to T. Carlson
A. A. Hageman leased the north loft
on the fourth floor at 626 and 62S Sixth
avenue to Wilensky Bros and the store
at 50 West Thirty-ninth street to Karl
Sherman.
Cross & Brown Company leased space
In the building at West Forty seventh
street TO n ]. Duffy for o term of years
for the Interstate Land Holding Com
oany: the second loft in the building al
2s3 Church street 10 l. d. Richter and
!. Schoen for Elizabeth Wagner execu-
uix: space in the building at 3s6 Broad
way TO Louis Levy for Carstein & Lime.
Win.