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New-York tribune., 1919-08-02
Motors and Motorists

Price changes of automobiles usually
come around the first of August. and
yesterday marked the announcement bv
tWo companies Of increases in their
cnarges. franklin models advanced
SiVU anG haynes are now sellinc- for
$500 more. The tendency at this time
is, OF course, to expect increases rich
along, and for that reason there Is cor
siderable interest in knowing what
Henry Ford Will do. No announcer,o- >
mas thus far been made by him. and
altnough 1t IS definitely certain that
reported to be a chance that there
viii be a reduction in price on the
touring cars that may amount to as
much as SIS.
The Ford touring cars are row being
made with self-starter built in. and
even II the price remains stationary
TINS would be equivalent to reduction
OF S75, for that is what il would cost
to have a self-starter applied.
For those who may be intending to
drive to the Berkshires or the White
Mountains infofmation as to touring
conditions is furnished by the touring
bureau of the American Automobile
Association. The best route to the
Berkshircs at this time, it IS stated
is along the Albany Post Road through
Peeksklil, Poughkeepsic and Rhinebcck
to Hudson; then turn right and run
east through Iiillsdale to Great Bar
rington, LcnoI and Pittstield. Another
good way IS via White Plains, Armonk.
BEDFORD. Rldgetield, Danbury, New Mil
ford, Ltcniield. Torrington, Winstcd
Norfolt, and thence to Great Barring
celient surface all the way.
DO not attempt to follow the Harlem
Valley route through Pawling. Amenia
ard Lakeville. That road is under con
struction between Armenia and Great
Darlington and the detours are poor.
The most direct route to the White
Mountains is via the Boston Post Road.
through New Haven and Hartford 20
Springfield; thence north along the
Connecticut Valley, through Northamp-
ton, Greenfield. Bellows Falls, Brattle-
boro, Clarcmont. White River Junction.
Hanover and Woodsville, entering the
White Mountains through Little ton
and Bethlehem. This provides good
macadam and gravel practically all the
way.
a good alternate between New York
and Greenfield is over either Of the
routes to the Berkshires mentioned
above; thence TO North Adams and
across the Mohawk Trail TO Greenfield.
This famous route has borne such an
enormous volume Or traffic so far this
season that it is now getting somewhat
rough, but nevertheless is entirely
passabe.
Another and somewhat longer alter
native, between Greenfield and the
" hite Mountains is the ever popular
route through Kcene to Newport, N. II.
Here turn right and run east via Lake
Sunapee, Franklin and along the west
side of Lake Winner pesaukee 10 Plyni-
outh. north through Franconia Notch
to Twin Mountain House. The condi-
tion Of this latter route is somewhat
inferior to that of the Connecticut Val
ley ROUTE, but the scenery is more at
tractive. c. f. T. S.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-02
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

9TH ST. +o2; Mutual Trust Co Of West
chester Go. trustee TO Lawyers Mort
politan Saw Bank. 50 Cooper Square Z
atty. LAWYERS Title & T Co. $50 Broad
MoSRoE ST. ss4; intse s24ooo. stanislaw stan sisvy
Yensabags TO Alvin c Cass, es-s5 Greene
pi, bklyn attys. Cass & APPEL. IS Mas
I15TH sr. = Is 81 av: rawvers Mort
Co TO Rosalie Bodine. w 93d st
atty. Lawyers Mort Co, 50 Liberty
ss!TH ST. e cor Lexington av: 'ait ntss
Bank. t2s Bowery; atty. New York Titie
& Mort CO, 1S5 Bway .......-.. $50 oe0
70 New York Title & Mort Co. 1875
5rH Av. i4ie.i.'. iatss $4,000 hsn9y s's9y
ooaoine St Bislyni atty, Gilbert Elliott.
BATH 81. CO E wsltsr { Fiapaers 1t 81.
atiys. Stewart & stesrer - Wall
s3D sT % X 5oo II Gibson - A,Ss,, 1900
Ssardnsr. . - Stth st, atty, Title Guar
l'4n - - e ls-4R NV " ntss sil;oo - Ass G@i
Bway; ATTY, \ 5 Natsnson l70 Bway- 81
JEFFERSON ST, q. 5 Henry - mtge
N,pDo sNe,VDg. = part Carrie Froioerg TO
Na1nan zimon. lss Bay list S. Bl1lyn
1n1 @ ano; q atty. samac. Abramson.
SAITH ST, 30s Il; VIM II Corb.tt to II sew
nour Eisen'nn. 9ii PARK av; attys. Els
man, /. c K l., i@5 Bway ..........se 600
llSTH ST. 1l7-19 =. C.ergyrnens Retiring
Fund Society OF tho Protestant Episconai
Church in he to the Bowery saw
Bank: 12s Bowery. atty. Lawyers T 6 r
co. l60 Bway. y......... ..S s. .00e
Bronx
RANDALL Av. W cor st Lawrence az.
75.4x30.lx72-6x30; Philip Diet-ich. Inc.
atty, 7 G & I co. lis Bway .-.' 4.'' Sc. 500
ETH AV n $ $50 W 4th g. e5xlit. Wr4 r
Jepson to Chas Pace. 161 11fth ST.
attys o'Hara Bros -0Oth st and web
ls5rH ST. et5 p. 152d 8 constn - 100 to
Eliz Grumberg. 2oe w llIth st; attys.
kantrowitz & e. SEQ Bway. ........ 81
LOTS l'2 TO ia. may Century Invest Co,
Sarah " Terry 10 Anna ! Karstner.
80 w s1th st atty. w c Low. 80
GERARD AN. le5l. Natalie E Ni,no to
savings Bank. 81 sth sy. atty. J 4
Duttou. 81 Maiden Lane ...... S450o
N7TH sr. t57 f. Benenson Realty Co 90
Chss " Smith. Too Northern az. atty.
10th ST. 9Ig =. Hedwsg Marks 20 Jenni.
McGN 2ff3 Mapes avi atty. j : Me
CAMBRELLBNJi Av. C lssth -. i00x
l45.S; Dwight c Harris to Jas q Vent.
355 West End av; atty. Title Guar &
Eiz Dickson 10 Meta u Aioers. 1888
Dean st. Bklyn, attys, Miller {. n. 81
GIFFoRD AZ. : $ 52slo Baicom av.
T Dooiiug, 10 soth s.. ats Jos p
Friedman, Sp2 Broadway .-..-..... : !
WHITE PLAINS RID, q $. lot a5. map No
Becker -Scaison Co 70 Edith II Scaison.
4Sl7 White Plains rd; atty. A Leven-
thai, -ol4 Broadway .--..... ....-.--- Sl99
New-York tribune., 1919-08-02
Adams Express Co. Pools
With Small East Side Block

incorporation at Albany on Thurs
day Of the 4oe Broome Street Company
with j. E. Malino, J. C. Duke and B.
B. Mead as directors, indicates that an
other Of the properties Of the Adams
Express Company is changing hands
The express company's property at
this point comprises the small block
bounded by Broome, Lafayette and
Kenmare streets and Cleveland Place
on which are two seven-s story build
ings. The property has frontages of
zoos, 1907, 500 and 1855 feet re-
spectively.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-02
II Stories To Be Added to
Vanderbilt Ave. Building
Six Story Structure, Between
42d and ADD Sts., To BE
Carried Sky H;gb

Fourteen additional stories are 10 be
built to the six story building on the
west side of Vanderbilt Avenue. from
Eorty-second to Forty third street.
Plans for the extra floors were filed
Yesterday With the Buildings Depart
ment by Warren & Wetmore. archi
tccts. The improvement viii cost
$1,000, 900. 1t is the fulfilment OF the
original scheme for the DEVELOPMENT of
this side of the Vanderbilt block. which
Is the property OF the New York Cen
tral. At the time the building was
erected taller building was unwar-
fanted by the conditions. The Grand
Central Terminal had not been com
pleted, and there was no certainty as
TO the influence this improvement Mt
would have on the future OF the dis
trict. Time has shown remarkable
transformation as the result of the
building of the terminal
When the block was being improved
1T was announced that the wall of the
structure would be heavy enough to
carry fourteen stories more. making it
a twenty story building. But at the
time the New York Central officials
did not think it wise to build more
than six stories.
j. Clarence Davies took lease on
the building. He still holds it under
lease, and is not willing to part with it
now. Every inch of the building is
rented, and the demand is such that
Mr.. Davies and the New York Central
directors and advisers think the time
has arrived for the building to be car
ried up to its full height, twenty
stories.
What rental will be paid for the ad
ditiOnal floors was NOT tn bo laarnaJ
yesterday. 1t will be interesting to
know, because the rental will be based
on the present earning capacity OF the
market
The building has a frontage of 200
feet on Vanderbilt Avenue. 42.9 feet in
Forty-second Street and about feet in
EONtV-thr rd Street
New-York tribune., 1919-08-02
More Bronx Flats Pass
Into New Owners Hands
Frederick Brown Sells Build.
ing at Mott Az. Corner;
Buyer for Georgia Court

Frederick Brown has sold to a client
Of Max Lefkowitz 800 Mott Avenue, at
the southeast corner Of 144th Street, a
flve and halfstory apartment, on plot
50x100.
Bennie Savio has sold to client Of
Nathan Bender Georgia Court, the six-
story elevator apartment at go Pros
pect Avenue, on plot 75xl35xl62x irreg-
ular.
The Benenson Realty Company has
sold to q client of j. Katzen IT'S Gar
den street, five-story apartment, on
plot 50X10O.
Sales of Dwelling Houses
Charles Siegel Levy has bought from
Rose Brady 81 and 60 East 177th
Street, two wo-family brick houses,
each on plot 20x100. David /. Wood
all, jr, and Alexander c. Campbell
were the brokers.
Harry Levy has sold for Cecilia NJ.
Steiner the three family dwelling 85l
Union Avenue for cash.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-02
Trinity Corporation Sells
ID Greenwich Village Houses
william ;. Coffin Buys More Dwellings From
.hurch in Vandam and King Streets Will
Convert Buildings Into Studio Apartments

Trinity Church Corporation has sold
to William S. Coffin fifteen mora ola
dwellings, in the Greenwich Village
section, which will be converted into
studio apartment buildings. Mr.. Cof-
Tin previously bought and altered about
thirty of these properties. His latest
purchase includes to 20 Vandam
Street and al to is King Street.
The Vandam Street properties con-
sist of nlne brick and frame buildings,
between Varick and Macdougal streets,
on plot fronting 271S feet and run.
ming TO a depth of 100 feet.
On King Street there are two brick
dwellings, and frame house, on plot
73.6x100.
=. Mr.. Coffin's previous purchases from
TRINITY include 16 to 80, 27 to 81, and
81 to Al Charlton Street, and several
houses on King Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-02
May Improve Dyckman Plot

Ennis & Sinnott have purchased
from the estates of John Haven and
Edward c. Hoyt the northwest corner
of Nagle Avenue and Thayer Street, a
vacant plot, 10ox1oo. and will likely
improve it with a store building The
sellers had owned the site for nearly
fifty years. Warren S. Johnson was
the broker.
The estate of John M. Jones has
sold q plot on the west side of Edge
combe Road, about 200 feet north Of
167th Street, and extending through to
Jurnel Place, fronting lO3 feet on Edge
New-York tribune., 1919-08-02
Recorded Transfers
DOWNTOWN

WILLIAM SD 166. c $. 26x6sox2lx65.l l.
s, Beekman s., 41-4S, $. 3o.1lx22x
slloNl9:7, :. $; Mary Bloodgood TO TO
mtg 50. 000; all liens july 10; attys,
TAYLOR T, 30 Church st: ;.-..,.::.. ;,sl
ST, 81, 5, 2o.2xl2o.5 Wm
ises mtg $4,000; all liens: atty. Iaidor
Gfayhead. 46 Cedar st............slo 90
East Side
9TH ST. 4o4 f. S s. 25x9d.2; Mary Worm
wald and ano to Molie Gross Az e
atty. Aug Knatz, 6s Pine ....sloo
5YH ST. sos +, g etNa6, Federation
Feather Co to David Wolsch, 10 Nod
ney ST, Bklsn; mtg $l5,325, all liens,
July a. attys, NJ b & " Biumen-
thai, So Nassau ..................s 81
1sT Az. 52d ST, 25.lx74; Hy KToger
81; atty, Title Guar * 7 CO. I75 Broad
lsTH SS ST. E. $. 6i.9xssxl..4s;
2o2 w lO7th st; mtg $4,000, all liens.
aug 1; address Francrs sullivan, 20. "
18TH ST. sos e. $. 25xl0o.5, Iy {
Miller to Albert Miller, 235 Il 18th st,
mtg $500; all liens. July 81; atty. Ily
Herr, II Park how ....,........-..- 81
scheer-Gnsbers + X { Co to Matthew
q Lyons, 1865 Z 6oth st; mtg $4,000;
al liens July 51, atty. Title Guar q 7
Anna Donohue 10 Margt Donohuc, S6s
Il 6sth st, mtge $500; all liens. d G,
1osTH ST s. 100 - av 25Xlo0 Margt
Mess-na. to Let.tia koEavty, 1904 River
View Drive, Bradentovsn Fla all lieus
jeiy IS ...---...--,.. -.-.. lV0
1S0rH ST. n $, 2s2 5th av. l6Ns.11;
Peter Dahl to Sainl T Laagford. VI Z,
l34th St rntge s3,S9o. all liens. July 80 ;.
NJ ] Johnson. III Bway .......... sle0
West Side
l4TH ST, s. SEQ 9th av, 5oxle3.s; Ad-
cline Jordan to Aug Siz z4s West
End av; ntge $4,000. all liens ally 81
atty, l. It < Co. 100 Bway slU0
27TH ST. s.. 81 9Th av, -. 6x9s.s r T
Lynch to Farmers Loan & Trust CO.
22 William ST. ard Jas a Cam npbell,
exrs; Aug ls. 1917. attys Geller. r & II,
~ -, Exchs nse p1. o.oo 81
Cook ct al. individ. and q Bird ct al.
exrs. 10 Fise Realty Co. 10 " soth 81
all liens: July 5; atty. Thos Rubin. "
aOth 81 $1,000. s 90
3eIfi ST. a3S ". :. 25XSs9. ily y y, IN
at.s TO Commonwealth Zeal Estate Ia.
81 L ga s1, all lions. atty. Ii Dous
las. 495 Lexington av...-..-........... S l
STA Az. So, > -5.5 ia ST, 22xte
Elise Schwaaer 15achrrann) to sth Ave
and SD st Realty Co. s59 sth av; rntge
$4,000: all liens: July 81; atty, L T & T
Co, $50 Bway. ,.............S 100
e0TH ST. 246 ". 5, 25xlo0.5 foreclosure
Feb Ii. l9lSl: Abr obarsteln. ret 10
Adele Kneeland. l64 e yGst 81. extrx ana
trus: atty, Hy Bogart. 90 Nassau
st rs-..s..-..-.- ~ .sss.,. 81, o 90
New-York tribune., 1919-08-02
Cotton Goods House ForsaIses
Old District for AtI, Avenue

Clarence Whitman & Son, for the
last forty years on Leonard Street,
have leased through the Brown,
Wheelock Company floor in the Hess
Building, at the southwest corner of
Fourth Avenue and Twenty ixth
Street.
They are the first large cotton goods
house to leave the old dry goods sec
tion and locate uptown. NJ. & L. Hess
represented the owners in the lease,
which is for a term Of years.
The Charles f. Noyes Company has
leased for ten years 1O9-11 Beekman
Street, seven story building, to the
British American Chemical Corpora
ton Of New Jersey. on net lease.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-02
Old Borland Homestead
At Woodbury. Is Sold

The Wheatley Hills Real Estate Cor
poration has sold TO Captain Lvdie
Hoyt, (. member OF the law firm of Ap-
nleton, Perrin e. Uoyt, for Henry
Rogers Winthrop. country property at
Woodbury., l.. l., at the northeast cor
ner Of the Jericho Turnpike and Cold
Spring Uarbor Road, consisting Of an
old Colonial farm house, formerly
known as the Borland homestead.
This house was standing in 1870,
records show, and has not been re-
modelled. The buyer viii move the
house back from the roadway and has
plans to remodel it for his occupancy.
Delano E. Aldrich are the architects.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-02
Ward Co. Building in Brooklyn
Leased for 100000

The six story concrete building erect
ed few years ago at Inlay and
Bovine streets, Brooklyn, by the New
York Dock Company, for the Mont
gomery Ward Company, of Chicago,
has been leased for period Of years
to the American Can Company, for an
aggregate rental Of about Sl,000,000.
The building contains about 22S, ,l60
square feet of space on the Atlantic
Basin. The lease was negotiated by
Stephen G.. Bolt, of Louis Schlesinger
and Judson A. Harrington.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-02

dwelling at ag East Ninsty-ssssnd
Street, between Fifth and Madison
Avenue, on lot % foot front, for Mary
s. Williams to a client who plans ex-
tensive alterations for the property
Bank Sells West l32d Street House
Nail & Parker have sold for the
Metropolitan Savings Bank l50 West
132d Street, three story dwelling, on
lot 14Sx9911.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-02
Investors Buy BROOKLYN Flat

Charles Buermann & Co. have sold
for the June Bell Company the four
story flat, on plot 6Sxll0, at 421 Pros
pect Place, to the Carlhoff Realty
Company.
The Meister Builders have sold to
client for occupancy 1850 Thirty eighth
Street, two story house, on plot
2OX95.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-02
Garage to Replace Tenements
In Eleventh, Avenue

A public garage to cost upward of
100000 is to replace the group of old
buildings at 9sS to 1914 Eleventh Ave
nue., at the southwest corner of Thirty
fourth Street, which the Daily estate
and others have sold to William S. and
Henry Coffin. The site fronts 100 feet
on Eleventh Avenue and 1SO feet on
Thirty-fourth Street. The Franklin
Rocks Company has the contract.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-02
Riverside Republican Club
Buys RuiIdinr 0cc,n;eI

The Riverside Republican Club has
purchased from Mrs. Esther Underhill
1871 West Ninety-seventh Street. a
three-story and basement dwelling, on
lot 16.Sx10O, which has been occupied
by the club as tenant for upward of
twenty years. 1t will be made over
into one Of the most attractive district
clubhouses in the city.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-02
Buyer 10 Change Building
I'm West l47th St. Into Garage

S. osgood Pell & Co, represented
by G. NJ! Mabie, have sold 51s-52o West
l47th Street, on plot 50x100, Ave
story and basement building, for Ellen
Gaifney. The building will be altered
into a garage.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-02
3iI1 Avenue Sale and Resale

J. X. Moors has sold for Elise D.
Schwaner s13 Eighth Avenue. four
story building, on lot 22xS0, to Edith
Schenck and resold the property to
the Fifty-third Street and Eighth Ave
nue. Realty Company.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-02
Buildings in Both St. Resold

Bleiman G. Co. have resold to Treeko
Realty Company the two four-storv
buildings, on lot 22xS0, to Edith
West Thirty Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-02
aEApY FOR ocor9ANcy SEPT. New
NEW JERSEY

TELEPHONE NE NOW.-NEW GROOM
Craftsman home. sleeping porch. tile
oath open fireplace. parquet floors,
teamed ceiling, steam heat. gas. electric
A!; all improvements; near station.
hcol= chgrr nes. superior nciEhborhood:
- mini $ \. Y. city: Sc. conlru alton.
BALDWIN,. So MAIDEN Lane New York.
telephone john 5e4y.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-02
Moore, Wlgnan & Co., Inc.
EOl South Division ST.,
pEEKSklLL, y. y. TEL. 2se.
ScaYsdale
fs miles from New York.

New Colonial Dwelling, 1os0
IS feet over all; . master
bedrooms. baths, servants
rooms and bath. 10 accomlno-
date servants: 2car heated
garage ard chaCfeur's room.
library, 1oV2e, living room.
snx-1. dining room, 20xls
a0sr GrapIaces. Tilted sun
ro.-a. elassed IN. wnstairs
f.vs.0-ies. GooG Iiouseheep
.rr Aalei Kitchen Masters
suite aas separate dressing
,ealr and rhrcGc hort tho
.ause there IS UaIsue closet
srar1 Service aur}bwaiter.
rest ahta.natie fit ugs: Mott
rl.a5Mg Sargent hardware;
Sized Bathrooms. copper
screens. american Metal
ue1tl-f stripping, Altman
eeeorafIcns. Electric light
si,d SIau gas. Nrtestan we'll
ard i.ooIiis- Manning filter.
Ali walls finished with Devoe
Neiours washable paint. Pan
sled throughout ground floor.
2 acres. WIKI shade and fruit
tres Land dscap ping by Yonkers
Nursery Co. S-ons terrace
el;h awnings. Splendidly
auiit houie in delightful sur
r-ur5ires. Occupancy in
9ataoer. pricr. ii sold before
ssptesa her !. $4,000. which /.
lo'0. To be seen ~ appoint
r..t-.- .r.fs-
New-York tribune., 1919-08-02

comhe Road and 100 feet on Jumel
Place. David Stewart and William s.
Baker We're the brokers.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-02

.AHsDAIH -GIVB Us AN OPPORTUN-
III t7 help YOU build your own home on
7sry osral terms in the Edsemont Es
ate. She tncsr suburb IN Wsstchester.
o1lr l1 minutes to New York via electric
4ryl.e Macadari roads. brick sidewalks.
ewer and water. We are Offering lots
md plots al pro-war prices Scarsd ale
New-York tribune., 1919-08-02
Flat in Audubon Avenue Sold

Stark & Splitter have bought from
Wesslau Brothers through /. Rosen-
baum 431 Audubon Avenue, q iive-story
apartment, on lot 90x95.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-02
At LAKE NAEOPAC

VI iAiAE MAHOPAC
California bungalows situated IN most
teauv!fe section. near New YORK; perma-
frnt N.ter rights Only one hour and
fiy mlaut.7 from Y. !. II YOU are look
ias f'r bungalow where YOU can have all
nnf.s a.es tris So the place: Easy terms.
NAIioTAC POINT CORP. Madison Ave.
.lephoue Gramercy-2577
FOR SALE. - STUCCc. ATTRACTIVE
hols-. nice location, seven very large
ocms butier's pantry. large sleeping and
'ront porch best Of plumbing and heating;
teadF for occupancy. Must be seen 10 be
appreciated. For information call UP 604
i'm ave-. North Pelham. y. Y. Tee-
phone 1925 Pelham.
READY FOR OCCUPANCY SEPT. New
and up-fo-oate bungalows with every
modern iH proVrf4ent. In the best ressden-
AT area. ra4sonable terms. SEQ me.
lsoTla7 >1ls9u. sos South st. Peekskill.
\
FOR SALE WrSTCIIESTER COUNTY
estate at rs acres; modern residence,
senitarr barns. profitable orrhard. land
aish and fartlei terms eas.- J. NJ. REID.
staniie Springs. ". y.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-02
REAL ESTATE
OF MANHATTAN

-,s,,rrNr CONDITION. IMMEDIATE
bASEaseton. 1e-rccm dwelling, $1e.25o.
pSSsTSv All West i45th at.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-02

CARPENTER AY. 4234, s. 25xlO5; fIar-
riet ] Schubert to Gertrude BroSiie, <6l
l7oth st; Intge $500. July 81; atty,
G A Kues. aea e a4oth st........s10e st
MARION Av. q. 9l.9 lS6th sk n 75K =
laox b0x ~ TO point 100 Q Marion ay <
2s6x W a8o to beginning: Joeeplsine NJ
Bradley TO Ivfson p RIdgway zTog MA
rion av; July 81; atty. L Denks. lls
Nassau % 81. 900
New-York tribune., 1919-08-02
vEsrCHESTER COUNTY
pEEKSklLl, N. 7.

,r<cAI,oWS. hot water system. hard
pts snor nearly new, all modern i'm
W., WIS S. 500. Other houses from
rEssstn ~ 81 500. S,rninntcs to village.
sasssr sas,s,s,.r ROOMS AND BATH. extra toilet,
iivst iiv,satrtc light. hot water heat hardwood
sis. threug bout. Hudson River view; ga
soo.s sexi46: snort walk OF depot; $500.
.srnw,Sr .srnwrRy PRETTY PLACE. Az acres:
- must SELL due to employment clsc-
9wr W.. attractive house, Z rooms and bath,
~";nrn tntpts: outbuildinSs: fruit: $1,000.
;.' 'I1oan PAVING FARM. LES acres of the
NnSst farming land in Westchester Co..
~, house. outbuiidings. etc, unsur-
" - view OK surrounding country;
3:ttssxNnsoME GENTLEMAN'S ESTATE. s4
4Ass '.res near Lake Mohegan: house. IA
,,s baths. all irnrts.: all kinds OF
lSsss sunhcn flower garden etc. Se0.ooo.
Ne OF THE ATTRACTIONS. 10 rooms.
haths. all iNpts.. garage, cars: heat
! fr,,,ts garden. etc: corner, S6x136:
~ Of the finest residential districts:
,.rTSBya ,,.rrTSRBacTtyE COUNTRY ESTATE. so
.rres large house. Ideal for residence.
e,rne, or ssnitsrium; large old shade trees.
'rgits. garaen. lawn. etc. $4,000. one
;ss ACRES. 10 rooms : baths: ore cot
tsrc Of a rooms. > bungalows, garage for
e7rs and Ri other outbuIldiugs: fruits
II all iN!ads SIS eco. terms to suit.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-02
KennafIl Ives G Co,

: East 4end street. Murray Hill eo37
Evening journal., 1919-02-10
JUDGE MORRIS Is
BANQUET GUEST

Directors Of the Equitable Trust Com
pany gave a dinner on Saturday might
at the Wilmington Club. TO Hugh NJ
Norris, who is 10 retire from the board
and vice-presidency of the company tc
accept the post Of federal judge for the
district Of Delaware.
Among those Of the board present
were Eugene dupont, Samuel X. Smith
John Bancroft, Or. James A. Draper,
Joseph L. Carpenter, Sr., John j. Sat
terthwait, Col. George A. Elliott. Hor-
acc Wilson, Richard Reese, Daniel w.
Corbit, Russell II. Durham, John T.
Pennypacker and Otho Nowland.
Invited guests included former Judge
Edward G. Bradford, Judge Victor B..
Senator Willard Salisbury,
Swagar Sherley, OF Ken
tucky; Senator Joseph T. Robinson, OF
Arkansas Attorney General T. w. Greg
ory, Senator Josiah o. Wolcott, Chief
Justice James Pennewill. Judge William
II. Boyce, Judge Herbert L. Rice, Judge
I. B. Helsel, Chancellor Charles M.
Curtis, former Judge George Gray.
former Judge Ignatius C. Grubb, Rich
ard s. Rodney, District Attorney Charles
F. Curley, William G. Mahaffy, H. I.
Springer, David NJ Hillegas, NJ. c. Lack
land, Francis A. Cooch. Edward NJ. Por-
,er and Morris d. Crossan.
Evening journal., 1919-02-10
SOLDIER DIES OF
DISEASE In FRANCE
Special 70 The EyenIng JournaI.

Special to The Evening Journal.
GEORGETOWN, Del. Feb. i0.-Private
Frank NJ. Coffin. OF the Goth Coast Ar
tillery, died IN France CO br0fioshio- O.
pneumonia while he was waiting at
Brest TO embark for the return trip TO
this country, according TO telegram
received by the parents Of the soldier,
Mr.. and Mrs. CONN. OF Shockley. Pri-
vate Coffin was a brakeman on the
Pennsylvania Railroad for Ave years be-
fore he entered the service. He was
90 years OF age.
Private Coffln's family was expecting
news OF his arrival In this country at
any time and the notification OF his
death came as a distinct shock. He is
survived by his widow, mother, father
and two sisters.