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|GILEs WILL HOLD
 |rN)RIAL. SERVICES | AT HAUBER TODAY
I. Kerwin Will De- 1:vor the Annual Me-
 morial Address

,n,al memorial services of v rraternal Order of Eagles
 .fternoon at 3 o'clock at the Ihar sl' theatre will be featured an u elaborate musical program :. memorial address by Judge Kerwin. The exercises this twill be unusually interesting Impressive.
 ,s general public is given a Rial invitation to be present ron,bers of Pine Bluff Aerie oO9 and their families will nd in body. ha ns list of deceased members Of h Iodge is as follows: B. J. Lam T Foster Allen, George Ezel!, i'm Dennis, G. A. Jones, Jessie Smith, Felix Hall, John Ezell, G. Broadway, George Price, ,es O'Brien, John T. Watson, l. Holland. D. B. Fullbright, R. Owen. II. H. Kirchgraber, ! Mustachia, Z. Daniels and E. McCammon.
 inc following program has been bnged: {The Star Spangled Banner, "-- Rck's orchestra nyocation-Rabbf l.. J. Roth 1 |olo. Crossing the Bar"-Wal- HI. Adams. opening announcement-wortily Sident.
 i. o. E. invocation-worthy plain.
 1.-The Nodding Tulip" (Trinkaus) kueck's orchestra. |ervices renewed-past worthy Eident.
 |olo, selected Miss Ethel floss.
 lave Maria" Schubert Will In)-Charles Sylvester. Calling roll of departed broth worthy secretary. solo, selected--Miss Lucyhearn >adstreet. Memorial address-Judge E. I. rwin.
 Coronation from the Prophet" lueck's orhcestra. 'ervices concluded worthy sident.
 'enediction-Rabbi L.. J. Roth- in.
 America" "-Kueck's orchestra. lccompanist for Miss Schloss, lter Adams and Miss Broai- get, Prof. M. D. McNeill; for Sylvester, Mrs. 0. W. Clark. he memorial day committees, which Judge Kerwin is chair T, program, w. c. McBryde, lon Bloom, c. r. Tedstrom, s. Hoggatt and c. A. Goshorn. orationss Earl D. Piper, c. c, lis, E B. Harvey. K. A. Uoole . L. R. Oudin. Door, Toney lVey and Earl D. Piper. y* # + * + + l. I. # # + I. i,
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-14

 chased by John T. Wilson, Jr. from Chas. P. Atkinson, for $3, 1000 It IS described as that part of the southeast quarter of the southeast quarter of section 19 and that part ot the northeast quarter of the northeast quarter of section 30 township 6, range g, north and west of the Warren road.
 Two lots in Pine Bluff and one m Hot Springs were purchased by Attorneys A. H. Powell and w E. Alexander from Ellen R. Stearns and Anna I. Ilch, heirs of the late Margaret Greenwood. The decd recites the consideration was %1,250.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-14
. B. Sligh, Former Local Financier.
 Dies at Age of 80

IN. B. Sligh died Saturday even-
 B at 6:45 o'clock at the home of E son, Mercer Sligh, BOA Walnut feet, after a brief illness. Flu Pral services will be conducted at (e residence this afternoon at 3 elock by Dr. E. R. Steel, pastor
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-14

charge of the convicts re-picking
 lot of cotton at the Pine Bluff compress. The cotton, shipped by the state to the compress, was of mixed grade, and the re-picking
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-14

two years. Since the armistice, MT. Arnold has been field clerk at Camp Pike. He will remain in Little Rock, where he has ac.. ceptcd position with an automo- bile concern.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-14

Friday evening at 6:15 will be mothers and sons night at the Y. M. c. A. This is the regular bean supper night and in addition to this attraction more than 100 mothers with their sons are eX- pected to be present Special music and a special menu will be provided. A prominent man will
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-14

Capt. John F. McQuiston, mem- Der of the prison commission in charge of the Cummins penal farm, was here yesterday, confer ring with Warden Witt, who is in
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-14

Caswell Arnold has received his discharge from the army, at Camp Pikc, where he has served the past
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-14

will result in better prices for the state.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-14

speak, who will be announced lat CT. This is the first affair of this kind of this season.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-14

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New-York tribune., 1919-03-17
Government Backs Up
Gown Your Home Plan
Prepares to Help Community
Campaigns; Twenty Cities
Now in Movement

1t is announced from Washington
that twenty cities now have enrolled
in the nation wide Gown your own
home" campaign inaugurated by the
Department of Labor to stimulate
building during the readjustment
period. In announcing this the depart
ment said that while the movement
was designed primarily to hasten the
return to normal conditions, its per-
manent results would include better
living conditions and the creation of
reserve for misfortune and old age.
To assist cities in working out local
campaigns the department has pre-
pared a manual suggesting the methods
by which home building can be en-
couraged and the share that various
organizations and interests in COM
munities should take in the work.
Where necessary experts will be
sent to cities to cooperate in getting
building campaigns under way. Aid
of church. labor and women's .organi-
cations should be sought especially,
the departments statement suggests.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-17
Big Increase Rental
For Water Street Binding

The Charles F. Noyes Company has
leased for Max B. Kasche the building
236 Water Street to C. M. Smith & Sons
for five years. The tenant was for
bany years located at 96 and SO Pine
Street, which property was sold by the
Noyes company to Joseph F. Cullman.
The rental is at an increase of 33 1-3
per cent over former figures.
Frederick Fox & Co., Inc, have leased
for Emma K. Mayhem, to Weingold &
Gottesman, the fifth loft at 1874 and 1856
West Twenty-ffth Street; in conjunc-
tion with M. & L. Hess, to Winegold
Feather Neckwear Company, the eighth
floor at 81 and 33 East Tenth Street;
for Emelie L. Chellborg, to Abe Fish,
the store at so East Ninth Street; for
the 261 Thirty-sixth Street Company,
to Goldstein & Stern, the ninth loft at
261 to 265 West Thirty sixth Street,
and for the City Real Estate Company,
to the Klein Logging Company, the first
loft, and to Simon Ackerman, the top
floor at 822 to 824 Broadway
Charles B. Walker has leased for the
Equitable Life Assurance Company the
five story loft building at 81 Greene
Street for a term of years, to the j. w.
McCabe Company, Inc, of 215 Pearl
Street.
Cushman & Wakefield, Inc, have
leased the large store and basement at
56W set Forty-ffth Street for N. A.
Berwin & Co., Inc, to Low & Hughes,
dealers in golf supplies, now at IA East
Forty-fourth Street. The lease is for a
long term.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-17
Investor Buys Three
Bronx Corner Houses

The three apartment houses at the
southeast corner of Fordham Road and
the Grand Boulevard and Concourse.
constituting one of the choicest proper
ties in The Bronx, have been resold
after an ownership of six weeks by an
unnamed investor. The property has
been disposed of by Byrne & Bowman
and r. H. Scobie, as brokers, to an in
vestor.
The property is known as 248O, 1886
and 2492 Grand Boulevard and Con-
course and has frontage Of 227 feet
on the Concourse and 110 feet on Ford
ham Road, with southerly dimension
of 1926 feet. The houses contain ninety
apartments.
They adjoin the large elevator apart
ment house on Fordham Road and op-
posite the site purchased by the B. F.
Keith interests for their new theatre
and the Wertheimer department store.
Another deal by Mr.. Scobie involves
the resale for Mary Dwyer of the two
five story new-law apartment houses,
with stores, in the corner house at the
northeast corner of Park Avenue and
188th Street to Aniellor Ruggiero for
investment. They have frontage Of
II feet on Park Avenue and 100 feet
on the street, and were acquired by
Mrs. Dwyer through the same broker
last November from the Benenson
Realty Company The houses were fin
ished a few years ago.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-17
Demand for Dwellings Should
Be Reflected in Auction Room

The demand for dwellings and tene-
ments should be reflected in the bid
ding for dwelling and flat properties
to be offered by Joseph P. Day at his
special sales day auction in the Vesey
street room on April g.
Among the properties II be sold
are 211 Seventh Avenue, near Twenty
second Street, four-story brick tene-
ment; 376 Bleecker Street. near
Charles, a four story brick tenement;
331 West Fourth Street, southeast
corner of Jane Street, three story
brick and frame dwelling; 285, 297,
2877a and 289 Bowery, near East
Houston Street, four-story brick
buildings, with stores; 3O73, 1916 and
3077 Webster Avenue, near 2O7th
Street, three story, one-family dwell
ings. Two lots on the west side of
Jerome Avenue. Immediately adjoin-
ing the 180th Street subway station,
and the northeast corner of Stebbins
Avenue and 10th Street, a plot 1OOx
1O5X irregular.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-17
Brooklyn Apartments
And Dwellings at Auction

Brooklyn apartments and dwellings
will be sold by the Title Guarantee &
Trust Company at aution. The Jere
Johnson Jr. Company will sell them
on April 2, in the Brooklyn Real Es-
tate Exchange.
The apartments included in the Of
ferings are 1865 Bergen Street, be-
tween Rogers and Nostrand avenues,
and at 359 Fifty-eighth Street, near
Fourth Avenue; also a vacant plot
40x95 on Thirty-ninth Street, near
Ninth Avenue, and two vacant plots
at Bellport, l.. |.
Private houses to be sold to close
the Estate of Anna T. Geyer are 586
Bergen Street, between Carlton and
Vanderbilt avenues, and 369 Monroe
Street, between Tompkins and Throop
Avenues.
' For the estate of Carrie D. Vrooman,
sos Hancock Street, between sstuyve-
SAINT and Reed avenues, a three-story
dwelling will be sold.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-17
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan

iaSTH s1 T. ST 8 n s. 2sSs R.wsy runs l5g. W
70 bog; Nadig Realty Co. 277 Bway to i'hil1o % ivo
BwaS q u9 U'leo"n; a., Penn atty. LIT X T Co. lso
-Vsiti sr, sa s. lso Amsterdam av 36xoe IL Jas
panun bmn 10y " Gath st & Grip Corpn so sl, Bway
9TH Av. s2l, icaschold Commercial csfe "a 900
tho premises to f. 4 NJ Schacfer Rrewg co IL IA
e,,,e'ist eist ST. atty. Hirsh & Ehrhorn. William 81
VMEiMlLYEA vi Av. 100 n Emerson st. boyieso Si9so
Gaardi & Co to Julia Il Belle De Ymry
atS u I Co. l76 Bway June II. ioffi
losTH ST. 5. lbo @ Col nv. s21loo.4: Iouis 0yS n
Narponne TO ElsI6 = Ingrnham fPowciI EliS n +
luss pndsr Hn M MaS Sutton and tho columbia
soni; oil; Wan at April go. 1900 s9s oSo
Sorh ST 25 .: Susan " Dlmock IS Goth. 81 to
Csss 70 Wall st. March T. 1918 A'e ots 500 600 %
tq. eo lsS Ila' w,s .ns Co S e atty Lawyers
sAME RsorEii1'Yi Geo W Leyet. 13d ssu So 900 y,
nnmss Inc nat :. hron IT,, Real fstate co atty Dixon 4
18TH ~ ,,suic ST 80 Irving ~ a5aos Annie Flint
atty. Las+yers 7 q Il Ca. l8o Bway .........G
New-York tribune., 1919-03-17

Operators Purchase
Tall Apartment
The Dorchester, on Riverside
Drive, in Hands of
New Owners

The twelve-story Dorchester apart
ment house at the north corner Of
Riverside Drive and Eighty-hfth Street
has been sold by the Eighty fifth
Street and Riverside Drive Company,
Walter Wellman, president, to Freder-
ick Brown, New York's busiest oper-
at6r.
The Dorchester is one of the more
modern of the high grade west side
apartment structures. 1t is a fire
proof structure containing forty-eight
families, arranged in suites Of six,
seven and eight rooms.
The selling company acquired the
Dorchester in 1915 from the builder,
A. C. Hall. The building was COM
pleted in 1912. Shortly after COM
pletion it was taken under contract
by William H. Barnum, but the Amer
lean Real Estate Company subse-
quently claimed the house and filed a
suit for specific performance of con-
tract. Mr.. Hall retained the title un-
til 1915.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-17
Brisk Trading
OF Bronx Flats
Business Saturday in Northerly
Borough Confined Chiefly
to Apartments

1sidor thinner and Samuel Resnick
have bought from the 615 East 13sth
Street Company the six-story twenty
two-family apartment house, with
stores, at 615 East 138th Street, On a
plot 376x10O.' Carreau g. Golden were
the brokers. The purchasers recently
bought the apartments at 639 to CAT
East l38th Street from the Morgenthau
Realty Company.
William H. Mehlich has sold for the
o. j. Schwarzier Company to the Mel
iran Realty Corporation, represented
by Adolph & Henry Bloch, ATTORNEYS,
the six-story apartment house at 1850
Morris Avenue, on plot 40x1O0 The
house is one of row erected a few
years ago at this point by the sellers
and the third one of the row sold by
the same broker.
The Isaac Lowenfeld Realty Corpora
tion bought the five-story apartment,
51X113, at 2311 Tiebout Avenue, near
183d Street, from the Boulder Realty
Company. Joseph A. Blackner nego-
Joseph G. Abramson has bought,
through Nehring Brothers, from Gus
tav H. Berg 2690 to 2698 Briggs Ave
nue., three five story new law apart
ment houses, on plot 125x90. Nehring
Brothers have been appointed agents
for the property.
Bernard London has bought two five
story apartment houses. on a plot 75x
100, at 1882 to 1886 Walton Avenue
from Michael Burke.
Richard S. Scobie sold the northeast
corner of Park Avenue and 18Sth
Street, with the adjoining house, 4726
Park Avenue, comprising a plot 80x
100, for Mrs. Mary Dwyer to a client.
They are five story structures, housing
fortv families.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-17
Arlington Dwelling Row
In New Hands

The twelve attached one family
dwellings at 2 to SO Harper Place, Ar
lington, N. j., have just been sold to
George G. and Henry B. Lachenauer, ct
al, for William S. Fairchild The
dwellings were built by David Harper
Each house consists of six rooms and
bath, and contain every modern i'm
provement. j. L. Feibleman G. Co., 1888
Broad Street, Newark, N. j., negotiated
the deal. The brokers have also sold
SIS Valley Road, West Orange, N. j.,
two story dwelling on a plot 30x125
feet, to William c. Woost. This prop
erty was formerly owned by William
L. Benjamin.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-17
AdirOndacks Estate
OF Colonel Barbour Sold

William B. May & Co. report the
sale of the extensive sporting estate of
the late Colonel William Barbour,
known as Paradise Park, at Big'Tupper
Lake, in the Adirondacks, comprising
about 10000 acres.
This property was acquired by
Colonel Barbour through numerous
acquisitions, and it is one of the few
large estates in that section. There
are about twenty seven square miles,
with over thirteen miles of lake
frontage. The figure at which the
property has been held for sale was
S30O0OO.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-17
Brooklyn Apartments
Bought by Investors

Meister Builders, Inc, purchased,
free and clear, from Joseph Mundet
the four-story apartment house 21O6
Cropsey Avenue, on plot 516x125,
abutting on Bensonhurst Park, at
100000.
Walter r. Lusher sold the three
story apartment at 967 Flatbush Ave
nue., near Albemarle Road, to client
of the Mclnerney- Klinck Realty Com
pany.
Lewis & Berg sold the dwelling at
365 Sixty-frst Street to client of
Tuition e. Ceerny
M. j. Boyle sold the brick dwelling
at 673 Seventyfifth Street through
John Z. Sullivan.
Jacob Hoffman sold the two family
cottage, 36x100, at 1414 Seventy fifth
Street, to Joseph Mazee for occupancy.
B. j. Sforza negotiated the sale.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-17
Will Have Larchmont Office

Fish & Marvin announce the opening
of branch Office at Larchmont. This
Office will be under the management of
Alexander Meffert, who has been asso-
ciated with the firm for many years,
and has been specializing in property
in and near Larchmont.
erick P. Boehm, has joined the staff of
Fish g. Marvin and will be affiliated
with Mr.. Meffert.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-17
Recorded Mortgages
Downtown

HGSs5GS ST. s e Ms4ssr 5o41n ss'eR ss
$4,000: atty. Title Guar & Co. l7s Broad ie
way -.''.....,..'..... So. 900
East Side
March II: Matilda Duggan to Farmers Loan h,
March a. lo24. o C; attys. Gcller. & Fl. 90
lsT Xv $, 81 saith st. 27175: March scS0Yo J;
neSsehel yss 81 wa s. pr St ms' sl5oo atty paSd Sdd
Cd Av. 8. "a l24th st. 26 iixso g. March sGi'gc
Meys yfs J'G90s 9 st,y enpS pS25 AdsT 2s
st ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ................ .$l2 600
West Side
PATH ST, n s. zoos 9th av. 62xos 9: p m; March
Ia ,, Washington Arch Realty e. to Metropolitan
l05TI pss sT s,,v5 50 n s. ag. s2slS9 % l March
= MNyn Tavos yTI INT xav as per bond atys Baae5dor
March a.: Harry Shift !" Rubin sf 'SNee soivoe
sro 81 loSth so,snon s due ,ca Jan III 1925 attys
HAVEN Az. cor list st. 81 sxo5 SSH: II
March aish n, , Seer Iodng Corpn to NJ Aron w
oOo attys. Mclaughlin Stem. Is 'SS Wiilism liam
March u No Manhatan Az Co to so1afS Abr wo II
son son ,7, ~ Murray St. Flushing, J OF q: due as
?a CO. $50 ' b%ay mfg' atty Lsyys5s css
o1ME iIaI.,, rnVI. m; March IA; to Barclay
m.ge s6o.ooo; atty. Julius ziescr. PIT Broad
way -'..'...'e .$3, 900
Bronx
EDGEWATER ROAD. 1903. w 5. o5xloo. Nicholas
6 Fagan to John Walsh. l3s L 5th st, Brook
y yn ~ March "a: yrs; per cent atty. I {; &
cREsToN Av s. 224s is4th st. 5o1a5 HI Hada ida
HnS to A35SS Gaas Msen fpr0 s Swa
cent atty, J Il zieser 2i7 Bway 49, .si1. 90 900
NllNiNS llAACE, 22S Southern, Houlovarl
l4s4 Wilkins nv. and ano. prior ae mtso 50 'ooo
M"rch M ao IA; : instals. per cent: atty L 4 T
ArAhMIoN Az. W. Esmerc pscs ;oosaS 59o %
Eio iI cy Realty Gorpn TO Grand Boulevard Hold
lng Iorpn; r 42d at; prior mtge s62. 500: March
- nnstalls. per cent: atty. strasbourger & S,
Av. 5. 500 W Randall av s5Sioo: s1piooo
Emile Emile Lang to Jas King. lo3 f e5th st.
MASch y III; ,y: yrs: per cent: atty. Miller X
SAY, Az; $50 Randall ay a5SicS: ssiSS:
os Park as Maruh '9ao a nsn, aan per Asna ssna
ANTmoNX Sna.II Ak go Prospec, Place; sosa2.4:
March Nj, "a; yrs: per cent; atty. White :
GRAND Bol BouLEvAiiD AND coScoiRsy 81; u 900
wel Constr Co to N Y Title 4 Mse Co, las
Ts N15s ya s 49, AZ YRS ,xs S per cent atty
HEATH Av. 2sos. o $. 20 IoxiOo7: Martin XII
ppnG parch i, 70 Stephen o schFes 2s l47h
HOE sS AZ o CO. lSo isah bwa' s lsssoo rEIIO SgO
mTeahstone , te strong Constr c. $40 ian st;
cent: atty: J J Berman. 346 B'way 80. SIS 900
HOE Av. l7lo. 5. 60 l74th st: e5xloo: same
per bond; atty. d Tobias. 5 .necImsn N
HOE Av i74th ST. eo3ioc same 10 SO; ssms; ;peo
prior mtsc $4,000; March IA. due as per bond;
New-York tribune., 1919-03-17
New Tenants for DWELLINGS

Douglas L. Gilman & Co. have
,eased n for Miss Helen T. Driscon, 122
s1ass Eightieth Street, a four-storv
Tmerisan Tp basement, 18x102.2, to Walter
a.l"oie' president of the Bank for Saw
sAss, ass ana IN conjunction with Horace
nnarters' Tor Mrs. Barbara Wright
sher cottage at Long Reach ~ iisns' xns'
Walter Sachs. ~ 'is'
g. Royce Hubert has leased for Mrs
Theodore f.. Tack, the four-s.orv al
Easement dwelling at 112 West F;ghtu.
second Street to Walter X. Royce.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-17
St. Nicholas Avenue
Apartment Sold

Three transactions have been made
by the Jules Realty Company, of which
Samuel Wacht, jr., is president. The
company purchased the Sadivian, six
story elevator apartment house, with
seven stores, at the southwest corner
of ST.. Nicholas Avenue and 145th
Street. 125X100. William S. Baker was
the broker.
The Jules Company sold the three
Realty Company 5l5 West 18th
Street, to the A. z. Realty Company,
which also purchased from the Jules
Realty Company, 515 West 157th
Street, five-story twenty family
apartment
New-York tribune., 1919-03-17
Sound Beach Houses
And Plots at Auction

Sound Beach, in the township of
Greenwich, Conn, with one Of the most
attractive shore fronts on Long Island
Sound, is to be the scene of the first
suburban auction sale of houses and
building plots held this season.
Bryan l.. Kennedy will offer on
March % five dwellings, and two build
ing plots. One Of the houses, located
on Driftway Road, has 150-foot water
front on Greenwich Cove.
The shortage of houses in the sub
urban section has brought many in
quiries from home seekers.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-17
Tenement Sales
In Harlem, Section

James H. Cruikshank has sold to j.
Josefsthal and A. Balizer the fve-story
tenement, with stores, 25 by 83 feet, at
1859 Third Avenue, assessed by the
city at $4,000. Mrs l.. Covert was
the broker.
Isaac Haskell has sold for Harriet R.
Wood to Oliver Jerow 81 West 139th
Street, a six-story apartment house, on
plot 80 by 100 feet
New-York tribune., 1919-03-17
Lis Pendens
Bronx

LOT l6s map NJ Pentled property. know as South
Mount Vernon: matter Of the petition OF Anna
NJ Kelly tacticn to register utlcl: atty, w Fair
child " ~
LOT lef. map OF rcnfed property known A. South
Mount vernon; matter OF the petition OF Chas
Farchlid. S' "
WASHINGTON Av es Il5 II os dividing linz
between lots 90 and 81, map OF Village al
Morrsana. 30 axil2,ax irres: Emily Do Silvor
Clinton agt Harrisctta Holding Co foreclosure
or mortgage; attys Lockwood & Lockwood
New-York tribune., 1919-03-17
New Home for Service Men

A. A. Hageman has leased the three
buildings at 491 to 495 Seventh Ave
nue. to the Volunteers of America, who
will renovate and occupy it as
soldiers and sailors home. They are
removing from $3.50 Seventh Ave
nue., which property has been sold to
the Pictorial Review Company and is
now being demolished.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-17
Dobbs Ferry Building
For Suburban Brokers

CrifYen, Prince & Ripley have leased
from the Masters School CORPORATION
at Dobbs Ferry plot at the corner of
Broadway and Ashford Avenue, on
which they will build an office, SIMILAR
to their Larcbmont headquarters. This
once will be in charge of Murray M.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-17
Builder Sells in Dyckman

KNAPP f. Wasson Company have sold
for the Alexander Grant Construction
Company 654 West 204th Street a five
story apartment, on plot 81 by 100 feet,
held at $4,000, to an investor. The
seller recently completed three houses,
at this point.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-17
Leonard W. Simmons
BUYS New CITY Acres

Howard Goldsmith has sold for Mary
E. Eldridge to Leonard w. Simmons,
president of the Atlantic Shipping
Company, thirty-three acres at New,
City, Rockland County. There are two
lakes and trout stream on the prop
crty which will be developed by the
purchaser for a summer home.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-17
REAL ESTATE
wEsToHHsTgR COUNTY

CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW At LAKE MAuopAc
--f1sfup tspe: ssens rsepsce very conyenlsntt,
tezet0. wifb ptf,asDent water rights; 81 is0 ns
~ ~ fn,nlssed. $3.50. Lake Msi,opac Corpora.
NEW HOCHEILE-~Fins modern dwelling
= y s9osns; plot Ia acre We'll iocafed
.ssspnveaient ss, trains and trolley Price $500
g y. PORTER. 1Ss West 1asth gtreet
New-York tribune., 1919-03-17
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

c. to E%1s1sns 5aduss Saw nank sasl aitsF
ny Trust Trust Co to City Mort Co. is Wall st. and
list st. Bklyn; atty. 3 Shock. 14I Bway: 9
192D ST.. $. Us St Nicholas av city s'SS%q Slort
Go to Fannie Greenman. So w l24th st: atty
12aTH ST. 4ll W; mtgo now sl2 500: N I Tits
I" Mort Co to Bowery Sav Bank l2s Bowery
2,THy a1ty' sT Title II 8; Co. 1S5 oBway. sl2 500
burg burg to Q, Jessie NJ Rodermond. 62 Columbia Ter
TaGe' nsb oD owesnnWken sns N j; attys. Alexander &
HUDSON ST. "a; Lawyers Title & Trust CO "a
EImigrant y indust sav Bank atty. Mcclure.
wADswoRTH Av. a4s and 252 Yer plonsl, sI' Coo 600
tate TO- 256 Wadsworth Az Co. SO Wall t''n ST attys tvs
cary u Carroll. SO Wall st. st.......,...'.'''si
HOE Az. $. s07 Aldus st. ssxl0o; Sarah u
s aV 70 SysT' hsy . MoIEase asn Co. SO bs
HOE Az. 8. s45 Aldus st. 5oxloo. AdoIpS ,uoo
u6E nHseh av and anS so to sane: atty ss5 ooo
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atV' atV' Lawyers Title Co. 100 Bway: on int
SAME PROP: Edw A Ridley to VIM Rankin S4'9q9 999
lssTH ST. g. 2ose Alexander av ;SlSo 400
sTty ST. atty Lawyers Mort ego Co. 50 8 o. berfy ae
WILLIS Av. 1852; Nicholas Kern 10 ssroh 900
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