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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1919-02-07
NOTICE.

Office Board County Commissioners.
Rockville, Md, Sept. 10. 1916.
Ordered this day that the Glenmont-
Colesville road be closed to public travel
until further notice. The object Of closing
this road is to reconstruct same, and all
persons are hereby warned that they travel
said road at their own risk
JOHN r. LEWIS, Prest.
BERRY Z. CLARK, Clerk.
sep 29-tf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-20
CLASSIFIED WANTS.
foR SALE

FOR SALE
room modern. Cor. lots, West No
hle, Sls000o
Z rooms, lots, corner. cellar, we'll
garage. west side. Si500oO.
9 room modern. corner. East side,
$i500.00
4 room honse IT, lots, east side
$4,000.
7 room modern. close In. siToo,00.
roogi brick house, corner. close Is
sl25000
z room modern. 4 lots. garage Mort
side, s2500p0
T.. J, DLAckMAN.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-20

Rcd Cross Christmas seala can
be secured by calling ~ the Red
Cross rooms ~ tho federal build
ing.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-20

tielsia t'irl orien.al plstas. 9sc
zach, National ao.,aa n .sa lsonaa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-20


THE pENNock a. SON REALTY CO
MAKE THAT CHRISTMAS PRES
ENT A HOME
Price .e500 iaingalo nearly nov -
rooms; modern, lots,
Price $2700-- l}ungal nearly new; s
rooms, modern Snap.
Price si6et-Five room modern
home; r. Side Bargain
Price S2l0O--s room modern home,
East Side, lots.
Price s3i59-G room modern homc.
East Side nargain
pricn S2p50--.a room modern home.
East Side Close in.
Price Sis5N6 room modern home;
Fast Side. lots.
Price $laD0-5 room home; East side
2 lots Terms. Snap.
Price Si650--s room house; lots;
East Side.
Price $500 room aouse nearly new
lots. Bargain.
HOME or HOMES
Phone 218. 1o5is w. Okla.
THE PENNock d SON REALTY co
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-20
CLASSIFIED WANTS.
RAealra.

RAISE California furheating Rabbits
QuleA profits easily made Something
new. Ideal home work va pay
$3.50 70 $3.50 each and axpresaaee
when tlrvc 10 eight months old. Fur
Farming and Iiome Manufacture ~
FurA book 10 eenta Sunset Fur 1a.
ao7 lankcrshlm Bldg, Los Angeles,
cal,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-20

FOR SALE-~cheapest property in
Guthrie. Corner Of Broad and villas.
Known as the J. J. Boles property
See me about IT, A. B. Armstrong.
raone 3sg.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-20
. = = - - =
SALE SM EN-

TExAS OIL COMPANY. With well
now drilling wants saieanaen to
sell stock. Write Tor territory. Cecil
Juanita Oil Co. Tie IL Ohio Ave,
Wichita Falls. Texts.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-20
CLASSIFIED WANTS.

Fbt SAisE tour. room nhhuNfh liHahw
cistern Only slsso0) SfoQoo
VIII handle M A. II. Armstrong
Phone 3ss.
rAE pEhNock 4 SON REALTY co.
BEST INVESTMENT ON EARTH
~ EARTH ITSELF
Only $3.50
40 acre farm. 10 A 10 cultivation;
small improvements. - A bottom
Timber for pests
Only 5000
100 Acre fVIan, ~ a ia eulllyatinni
fair impFoscmentss ore ard: fine
stock farm. mile r. II town
Only $3.50
iG0 acre farm, 10 A In cultivation.
40 A wheat I.2 goes with title.
Good wheat farm
An priced fnr quick sale
WE HAVE LAND FOR SALE IN
ALL PARTS or TIE STATE
Phone Els iesa W Okla
THE pENNok a SON REALTY co,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-20

FOR SALE Eight rooms; modern,
four lots. Only 100000 A. Is.
Armstrong, Phone 800.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-20

LIVE. AGGRESSIVE Statesmen
capable OF earning $500 TO $500
yearly Paint. oil. or specially men
preferred. Experience not necessary.
Offers opportunity for advancement
EstaAlisaed concern. Give experience
and references. Rackeye OIL g Paint
CO., Coleyeland, Q.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-20
TIE DAILY LEADER
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS

In the event OF desiyer3' being inn
perfect, or paper being rolIed, twisted
or mutiiated, subscribers are urged
TO maae immediate complaint 10 the
business office In person. by telephone
Dr. mail.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-20
ATTORNEY
HELP WANTEo-FEmAlE.

GIRLS WANTED in the bookbinder,
at the Co-0peraiive Pub Co.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-20

For Sale--a fresh Jersey milch COW
for sale. Call at OLD Tribble farm on
North l4uh street. wes. side w. r.
yarbrouga.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-20

HEAVY FRlilTER CoTToN Roear.i
Four Bales per acre 10 IWiin u n
70 per cent lint Staple. rs inch
Write Tor facts, proof and special
price on early orders Tor seed.
HEAVY FRtnTER SEED 60. Gar.
nnkyilie. Ca.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-20
Gy r'ivriLl

Jnln the smuuTssnK up urisatiu glsat
u killing the eaFma az tuberculosis
and buy Rea elFnaa Christmas semla.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-20

FOR SALE Residence properties of
all sizes and descriptions. Come
10 our office and tell us what YOU
want and how you wish 10 make the
payments. Nine times out OF ten we
do as the buyer wishes. The Gaflncy
Company
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-16
Gloves Never So Inportant---Never
So Handsome AS Now

Every woman who reads tt fashion magazines
and what woman does not k1ow them by hearth
has been fully informed aboutthe new shades the
stitching, the color combinations and other
adornments of the New Fall Gives
Correct gloves for each individual occasion and
gown in the we-known makes both imported and
domestic, such P. Centemeri, T. Perrin, Chateau
ETC., in all coors. Oneclasp, two:lasp eight button
twevebutton and gauntlet; Parispoint, crochet and
spear backs; $3.50 to $6.95 pr.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-16
An ASsemblage of Dainty Undermuslins

Dt
hi cni1e 1eecf move bautf
affecting
tt this
w an idea w htoursto ksinIud
of
o
il and n
n and 5Oo1
i dNe green San$oo
chine ahatnh
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-16
New Blouses and Scarfs
FOUNDED 1871

Beautiful line of georgette blouses in suit shades
and flesh and white; smart frills, Val and let lace
trimmed, pleatngs in round and shaped necks, also
coaress styles; 1896.
Pongee washable bouses, in tailored models and
semi-tailored, peated and tucked BOSOM also high
neck; $2.25.
The new smart scarfs that everybody is wearing,
of Brush and Angora wool in Heather, Beaver, Tan
Copen and Oxford finished with fringe; 18 inches
wide; X yds. long; $3.50.
Floor
New-York tribune., 1919-01-29
United Cigars Taking
Over Saloon Stores
Quietly Closing Leases for
MANY of the Best Located
Premises

If much wailing has not been heard
from owners of store properties in
which saloons arc located there is good
reason for the silence. One principal
reason why owners Of manY high class
locations have been pretty we'll salts
fed with conditions is found in the
fact that the United Cigar Stores Com
pany. through its real estate depart
ment, has quietly but actively been
snanping up the bost locations ard will
take over such properties as soon as
the liquor selling ban goes into effect.
Plans Of the company make it irl-
possible for them to announce at this
time what stores or buildings they
have taken under their control. Eor Will
they say how extensive their LEASING
campaign will be. Present operations,
so far rs can be learned, include Man
haitian and Brooklyn, where, it is said.
some Of the finest properties that via
be available after July l have been
taken over. According to report, the
company will use small parts of the
properties leased and will sublct the
remainder, as they do in most instances
now. The best information obtainablc
says that nearly twenty sites have been
signed up so far
Store owners generally in we'll
located sections are not especially
worried over tho outlook. They be-
lieve that because Of the shortage Of
space for lofts, showrooms and light
manufacturing they will be able to OBJ
tain tenants ct sufficiently good rates
to tide them over until the store stu
alton has been adjusted and their
properties again come into demand.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-29
S275O,OOO Building for Seventh Avenue Block

the future of the property. The Waldo
dwelling is five stories high and fronts
10 feet on Seventy second Street and
100 feet en- the street. 1t was built
by the mother of The former Police
Commissioner. But for some reason
she never lived in the house after its
completion. The Dime Savings Bank,
which held the mortgage, eventually
secured -he house after bringing it in
the auction market in foreclosure pro-
cecdlng several times The bank could
not sell i because of sectional restrjc-
tons which affected the use of the
property These we're lifted few
years ago, and the value of the prop
erty was increased Immediately. Sam
uel A. Herzog took it from the bank
last year in mortgage arrangement,
but recently turned it back
New-York tribune., 1919-01-29
Drug Company Takes
Large Broadway Space
Porto Rican Concern Leases
Permanent Quarters Near
White Street

The Charles f. Noycs Company has
leased the four entire lofts of 38S
Broadway to the France and New York
Medicine Company and Jose de Jesus
at an aggregate rental of about $4,000.
Extensive Improvements are being
made to the premises by Bernard f.
Golden, contractor the floors, con-
tanning 10000 feet. viii upon compile
tion of these alterations be occupied
exclusively by Mr. de Jesus and the
corporation with which ne is identified.
He is one of the large financial men
OF Porto Rico anG at the head of the
Ior,o Rico Drug Company and several
other big companies in the same gen.
cral line of business. The same brok
crs leased the store and Easements OF
t'is building from 1920 20 "Schuite' y
at rental OF approximately s15O000.
The building was purchased by clients
of the Noyes company last March, and
now shows a net income equal to twice
the former one
New-York tribune., 1919-01-29
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan

pgssqn ws s, Z ss%"S San q W% Ss a,' White g,ss sso
SUFFOLK sT. l6e: Mendel & Hilda Holt. 1881
Fulton av, Bron1 to lily Grccnberg, "a w li9n
s. atty. ATTY. II NJ Greenbers i27 Delaney st; April
Av D. s. AZ n Sd st. ls175: Hy & Pauline
Cox 20 10Th ST: atty. VIM Weiss 800 I,way:
l4TH ' ST 5 475 5th az g5,los 3 Arthnr w W
Hoppock. Of Miqnoapolis Mln; Ellen !. Hop
nock. Of Rc'l!ands. Cal. and Daisy Il Reynolds
At b hal Peruzzi. siena. Italy: attys Mitchell
18TH A. 4 WSli Sa,s St . ps' "a 1900 ss 900
mon mon atty Andrew Murray. 3oa Bway Dec 30
uvIxGToN ST 5S7 Rctisfon Inc s. Brosmc or n'So ST.
tho Metropolitan say Bank 30 Cooper So s..
?sltys. Lawyers T * I Co. ldO Bvay: July 90
atTH ST. .(a-7osj n s.. 40 v 10Th av i5I9s 8
l'cnJ Mary Fox tot Louisa J stone 4o6 Centra
i'srh W. atty. L Fox 5ls 3Ath 81: Nov -
s4TH ST, s. 5o ioth 4v 751as.a: BeDi 5sDi0V9 &
Wei atty b Fox 5ls S 31 51sh s':'s ST. April iNiH
TnF ' sf'i@1 Harsnsrd iS III fq9s99 b~s2 to Aet SSG
trs ats 'a buTshsFd. snai 'Gii III H~an ano
to ,,,,. Geo Eh5e' ats, Edw NJ Burshard iii Bway
LENox AZ vi: lcaschod; Lawrence Gbne5 ;'eUG and
III III" poanysT oy TO NSy s9 hhIs' as atty BurshaTd Gdo
sT NICHOLAS Az; $: 100 ls6th st: 80 i01ioo :
Adolph and Minnie Wolf 70 Rosa aim; attys
Mclaughlin and Stern. rs Wm st. Mar l.
ll7TII ST 5io ": John and l,ssic NJ *S;sgo %a2!
worth o, New Rochelle, y y. to Cath +. Seton
1.a.T,, ot .4th as St; atty, y Title & NJ Co. l35
I'd ~. IA; Sadie Open to Sidney Bender. $40
.eHeson It, aS e av Hklyn: atty VIM Reynolds 3sl
MAD. Az s45: VIM Pulley TO Title Guar &
Trust Go. l76 Broadway; atty. Title Guar &
trust 60. l'o broadway; Jan l6 1902 - Sl6 600
iIll ST. "A: Ernst Plath to Stephen Carlton
LARK, coopersto~n. Y. atty, Young Vcr-
llanck Prince. l49 Broadway: MAY 20
ETH ST 533-3 w; 18th st. 534 80 W: easehold
irank Billcci and Anthony Fidneoia to Abn
Hanofsly. 81 Cd 81. and Benz Mlndch 20.
e S'th ST; atty. Koppeman & Weinberg l44
lSGrH ST. Il e (6-l735l: Johanna Mezscr IL e
i5oth ST. 10 Frances Lippner. 1918 c l63d st
hrony atNa 'has Ilppner, 1913 1881 St
Jan H. l'lS ............. ........... $1,000. 5000
New-York tribune., 1919-01-29
Results at Auction
by Joseph r. pav

by Joseph p. Day
7rH Az. g456 so. n cor l+sd $, 1No aol,. osl1r
ls5, Sly ant and srs; Alfred Benjamin AIT ] +
Gerach c, al. due $ll 1876 taxes. etc So a. 50
pIof hge. si35 900; 10 the plaintiff for sl55 600
-oiI} 81. ". W cor Seaman av. 00x2O0 va
cant; Met Life 1ns Co agt ] y KirEan ct al
due s2l e24 o3; taxes. etc, s2.7l6.30: adjourned
to Feb II.
Ry Henry Brady
CHERRY ST. $50. 23T.5 Jackson st. s7zo7.a
o-sty INT; Timothy Davenport et al. trustees. ut
GF7ifon Realty Co. Inc. ~ al due $4l Z 10 u
taxes etc fs26: to the plaintiff FOR. ...... 81 600
BY Arthur G. Sheridan
seTH ST. 80 W s., II? 9th av 2l1eso. 4-sty
lott and str bldg: Il Altman ast Altman Es-
tate. Inc: due. ls7%s; taxes. etc. s774: sub
lei TO mtgc q $500. to the plaintf for $50 900
4sIH ST. 5Gl w, u s. l2j 9th av l51lOO.5, -sty
int. { = Euler ct al ax Dora Harris ct al: due
slb 26el2; taxes. etc. S52325: to the plaintiff
LOT 50. 500
New-York tribune., 1919-01-29
Assignments of Mortgages

AV .. q 42. mt $40. 900: Norris Klnkowsein to
So. Snberblatt. l2o W 10th st: atty Max Silver
2'rn ST. a2s =; mt slo 900; lor.cnse s Plant
20 = TE'nisrant Indust Saw Bank: atty Title Guar
Park Az. 1859 81 Emisrant Indust Saw 'BiuSS Bank
r. r. h9T"eIy @ sas Bank. l2S Bway atty Lawyers
~. lh ST. '. y; Davic and Louis A Ansbn,chcr
,tre TO Leopold (;rcssman 70 " ll3th 81. atfv
~. ie'm, laski. l6o Bway .. $50 900
',nHL "a g. ST s73 n: mt s45 900: Anna j. Gcswein
u. =. r,,,n i,nfpette !. Ncnino 81 w SD St. Il
V ST. - - lol Title Guar & r Co TO Jno W
a.. no TO boaery say Bank l2s Bowery: address iSS
''TH sr 22o W Equitable lJfe Aur se,S ssv; ;oo9 o9
tne L TO B0tery s&v Bank les Berssry a,ty
'So"sadef. w D. 80 Wall ST.. $500 600
Bronx
100 Jas Gauly. etr. to John Muier ln 1855
-. % 90 as, atty John kadel s7o T. l4eth 8, 50 zoo
'rhoME Az V p. 236 n 1920 st sonlS0 5rsa az
~ Title & Mtg 90 TO Edw NJ Milicr
10 nso Il 18th st. atty = Tttle g. Mtg Co. ls5
'HoIDNA AZ cor Fnrnont place iorso
nnron @ de HirNch Fund TO LAWYERS M,g CO. 90
LOT So. blk Y. map L s. ncai pA,stc 4 r r Gov So
81 a. Jf,lc Qua, & Go 70 Emilio Dcsyernine
va "a osa@' sv eaf. atty Baucrdof & r. iii
inIs 90 and -. map B~v-ciy Line r,op. ',Dg sng
90 ism ST., Philadelphia 70 stcnway Jart
,s.aty ~ 20 goo Bwsy an, 10 rntxs aggreeatlng
~ S'op), sty seinay Park Realty Co so1
b. o.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-29
" all Street Items


Francis P Garvan has been addod
to the directorate of the Internat;onai al
Agricultural Corporation and e R
SWeezy was elected member of tho
board; succeeding George B. Case, re.
signed.
f. w. DEMO and Ferdinand NJ
holmes nave been elected vice-pre :
dents of the Old Colony Trust Com
pany Abbot Stevens was added to
the board of directors.
?. r. Applcgate has been elected 81
director of the New York Transit .u.
cecding ". A. Harris.
Ferry ID. Bogue, formerly assistant
secretary of the Bankers Trust Com
pany, has become associated with Nc
Clure, Jones e. Reed.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-29
Natanson Buys i'm
City and Suburbs
Takes S350,O0O Heights Apart
ments and Some Tarrv-
town Flats

The Mason Realty Company has pur-
chased from the Long Light Corpora
ton the two new fve-story houses at
the southwest corner Of 172d Street
and Fort Washington Avenue and the
southeast corner of 172d Street and
Haven Avenue. known as the Rcgnis
Apartments. Tho Fort Washington
Avenue corner is about 40x22O and the
Haven Avenue corner measures about
6Oxl69. Every suite is an outside apart
mcnt. The buildings rent Tor approx
matciy S39,000 per annum and were
held at $3.50, 900. 1t was an all-cash
transaction. William s. Baker was the
broker in the deal.
Another purchase by the Mason
Realty Company involves the three
story building on lot 15Ox117x irrcgu-
Iarrytown. The property was held at
$4,000. Henry We'll was the broker.
Heights-Y -Yonkers Trade
Byrne & Bowman have sold for ]. F..
Mitchell 533 West 145th Street a five
Broadway. The buyer gives in part
payment a plot 50XlO0 on Mclean Ave
nu", Nonkcrs. The deal invo.vcd about
$4,000
New Owner in Ninety third Street
The fourstory and basement dwell
ing at 16 East Ninety th rd Street has
been sold by the Guaranty Trust Com
pany through William A. White & Sons
to a client of Peasc & Gilman, who it
is understood will occupy. The dwell
ing stands on site 20x10OS, and is To-
Gated between Fifth and Madison Ave
nucs.
9TH Ave. Parcel, Held Since 1859, Sold
Louis Schrag has sold for the estate
of John Smith the four story building
at 237 Seventh Avenue between Twen-
ty-third and Twenty-fourth Streets, to
client for cash. There has been no
transfer of this property since 1859.
Harlem Flats Selling
Rachel Frank has sold 56 East 107th
Street. hvc-story flat, four families
on a floor, on lot 25xlO0. Simon Myers
and S. Levy were the brokers.
NJ. Nasanowitz & Son have sold for
Harry II. Cohen the five-story tene-
ment with stores at 1890 Park Avenue,
on lot 25X90, near 10th Street, to Will
lam De GoOde for investment
New-York tribune., 1919-01-29
Alterations
Manhattan

WIN Az c 5pth St TO n siy cluh Y ~
A. 500 Lexington ay owner p i Mr., A,,,ru, W W
;I,rryn toSr s; sr architect cost .. SIS 500
Sailors Snug iIarhor. 81 Brosdysy u 'r,eS r1l;., o
- 72d 1t. architect; SEQ s,n"en on,
hhoApMAN, - 20. eud New st. 1915 to ~
sly "nres. Manhattan Life Ins 60 nrrr,isos
nst' ownor John b Shook sons. 2sl Broadway, arrh
New-York tribune., 1919-01-29
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

NAssAt KIT 100, a 4 b. Jno " r.,rno.a :.
FRANK Mellon srd I>u Kressr or premise.
~ -, F'se , yssrs from May /. iees: a,rsa
10Th ~. iH W, b. Reid Ice Cream Go
70 MnbsuAn Electrical Supply Co. III PsN
p'' war; from Nay !. 1913 ........ ~, 900
New-York tribune., 1919-01-29
Satisfied Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

18TH ST Iss W; Teprcrherg Chaser Inc ~,
IN, Jm,as iealts 60 Fl al July Il laS sSa
~ ~ .sS " Norris citrin ngt Ernest W oar
-'rh 2Ss +; Sims Construction Go Inc art
sAM. properly Morris Mulaik ast same 1,iy ~
A''' ''''''''''' .....,,......... 1855
New-York tribune., 1919-01-29
Recorded Mortgages
East Side

laIH ST. ess T. 25vlos3; D IN Jan q: Julius
Maier 70 Anea NJ Warren. 90 eo,h st. and s1', ano
's a Sy swts % SaT02 Stis'qs1RsT to 5o Rs,y IS .o6
Mnods TO Ir,5sd sterncz 3 ; ,on, .l i'.SS yr.
18TH ST 23i Il. lS.9199il: p m Jan II. piarjdc
I. iranchcbond tn Central Sav Bank Is7 ~
~ due Jan =. 1872 c. atty. NJ Auerbach
West Side
l'IiI is ST. .5,, 80 " 7th ay, 25alsIs Jan $; .vm
atty. Edv rhornail 80 Church st SO GOO
'Sl' S so5 Oh a. sv X osas s A. sd s34S'3 ss4 st
Central Park West. a5xlO0.5: Jan a. Am
3rose w Becker to Marion J Sparks .S9 New
s4rH ST l37 W. 22xlo2 IAN e7 Rcal,y on on
version Corpn to Central Union Trust Go SO
Ii~ay. gdn estate of VIM B 4 + Chaplin; due
2 nrb j. 1872. ga C. atty. VIM Il HiI, l4o
COLUMBUS Az: n v c 77;h st. 100 61a9 pm p N
1sn 2S; plSiTsh ,9;.. NJ nonde to Maria : i
1922, p e. IT mtse $50 900 aty. A thinner
man -oo b"sy ''...-.. $500
Bronx
hP%sHPS 2S oS,,t ~ Mai, 2f7t ., ralc9m %
80 East sv. Middclown. y Y: Jan II: VS.
Sre1osn Si '',y Geo N'ller' % East as Mid;
ALD'S ST. aS2; 42sio5. lielccra sIoTowi1
Jan J1c q due Feb /. 1922. G atty. J L
Wolh. 36 r 2Sih st........ - ,oO
loaTH ST SIC + ,., Is lo,ea j. Edward rIeberty
10 Henry N9gel 1895 Boston I'd Ian ~ 8 yrs S
LOTS IA and .. map samlcr f.,tars. psni Y :
@ H@aycs 20 Ellen l. nonehuc. rorrstyilic. conn
Donaus. tore=tyille TOM. /, o1
24iSr ST. Matilda NV .ngf0a t',~nIi,s
Hcrmann TO Louis Fcnbers. 23ai Rroa.iway. ~.
Ian -, Sr' c: atty. J Wchsler ~
ftt.t
New-York tribune., 1919-01-29
New Manhattan Buildipps

v EST ST. ~. for sty warchouse 100 -,i7,
Allsr lcrkic Inc. e31 Broa4lsay "sno. no.
oaHHu' 'uslus sr 7S fs1E row snhcrt; eo~t $40. 600
" 81 u : 100 ist az: IN sty
farasc ls5xloo II A Schuman 80 r tS,S
o. owner: 7 q Harich 80 w lloth s. srrhI,s..
. nm
New-York tribune., 1919-01-29
MARRIAGES

NAIsAwALD- -CARRINGToN Mrs. Henr,
T Darlington to MIR. Louis G. Naisawsld
Tuesday, January -. 1919, at st. Thomas
Church. by the Rev. Ernest NJ Stire.
SQUIERS GIL-On January Is at ,so
East ID 81. by the Rev. pr Percy Sticl-
ney Grant, John Aetor Squiers. son of tho
late Hon. Herbert G. Sauieis. 10 Ethel
Marks Gil, daughter of the late Arthur
Marks.
VAN PRAAG- SANDERS Emanuel Van
Praag. son of MIR. and Mrs John Van
Praag, of Hotel Belleclair was married on
Sunday. January IS. 1919. TO Francs
Sanders. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon
Sanders, at her home, Belnord Apart
meHts. by Rev. DR.. Herbert s Goldstein. =
New-York tribune., 1919-01-29
Lis Pendens
Manhattan

94TH ST 2s and 223 Il Ctro actIons: Charles
Moran aS Meyer Goldberg ct al foreclosure Of
ll2Ti' 81. :. l25 5th av. 251lOoll: Jennio NJ
se1ali ct al: trustees, agt Emma Koch ct al
foreclosure OF mtfcl atty W A Acock
18th ST. s. 36ls Amsterdam av. 60 61lo2;
tity Keal Estate Co agi George Herbener ct al
lfoTeclosure OF mgel at:y. II Swain
BANTER ST s. East River Savings Instu art
II Nollmer ''
sTH ST. All 10 4sl Z: Friedman Contracting Co
Inc ct al agt Eighth Street Garage Inc et al
@ @Carton to foreclose mechanics len) atty. p D
EDGECoMBE Az. " . l39h a. Qo.ll5lgl.5.
Glenhrook Co Inc ast Ifeblig Realty and Con,
s,rHct.on 60 me Of al foreclosure Of mtge) auys
c2D ST. n $. 2,a " IS, av. l1Sloo5; City Real
fs' ate Co agt 1soz2rf Realty Go Inc ct al fore
rlo>urc q TWO mtecsj atty II Swain
o5D ~ 400 f; loin i Coeman. gdn ait Tllmi
Realty Co ct al foreclosure OK mtge) atty r X
Eroanan.
Bronx
Is, TIL ST 5. 30 Alo1andcr AZ. soxloo. Rosie
j OTTO ag- Charles Lave et a. ffore.,losre ~
nigel; attys. Levy, GuInan g. Goldberg
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TRUSTEES SALE

uNITEn STATES DISTRICT COURT
SOuTHfEN DISTRICT OF NEW York
TRUSTEES : SAILS S "ARlINt:ToV =
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN mat hv an
order OF the sboNv-named Court the under.
signed TRUSTEE under the provisions q,
Sections 42N3. Asa and 1855 Of the T. =
u. s. Will sell at public auction on
Wedns sday' February ., 1919. at p NJ
O'Clock, the :. 5. "Arlington." her tackle
apparel. furniture, etc. sale to tako plnco
on board snid s s. "Ariington' where She
now lies on the shores of Greenwood Lake
New york, where ahe can be secu ana
inspected a""
Dated. January 25th. 1919
EDWARD l.. OWEN. Trusteo
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

ExcErTJoSAILy LIGHT SUITE or OFFICES
roE kK,.r nN oSE or THY His;GsaTT
fi<ohS OF FJKST CLASS B1ff.Drsf; VA,
GHA>p CENTRAL ctSH3AS * wax fFI III ii =
I%f.. 20 fAST SD ST. CITY '>'
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BUSINESS CHANCES

DUET AND RELIABLE REPRESENTATION IN
, Nswioundand for groceries. provisions and sim,lar
Hhes, iersonal interviey on application TO Box C.
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Cla sified ing
IMPORTANT NOTICE
Beeknan 5000
BIRTHS

GLASSER Mr.. and Mrs Herman Classsr
or .So West End av.. announce the birth q,
son on January -. 1919. -
Levy Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Levy fnoo
SoIdie Shapiro', of Ssaa Bay Parkua,
Hrooklyn, announce the arrival al =.
daughter. January 3. Jewish Hospital
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Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

sTH ST 81 70 81 J.: Friedman Contracting co
Inc ast Sarah i Mc;herson ct al owners
LYMAN nSvldowl'I O. oil. contractors s,eI-i a.
'9IH ST. ~ F. Toln Kelly Plumbing & Cons
AT Jas II Hrire. owner and contractor s4lS 70
SAME. Property. Larkn lumber Co AT I,,ci,,. u
1ecrs Ct a.. owners: Hydro Bar Natcrprocsnr
a. contractor ..-......- ....,..... .tc4l IS
Bronx
18TH ST. ESQ L: Eervcy Thompson avt 1ui,s,
Is laylo7 and Howard Realty 4 Development
O. owners and 'tssors: Jacob Kapan, cor
tractor ......'. 81 10
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CEMETERIES

THE wooDLAwN CEMETERY.
$3.50 ST. by Harlem Train and by Trolley
Lots OF small size for safe.
Once. go East Esd St. X Y.