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CLIFF HAVEN APIS. SOLD.

The Cliff Haven apartments, at the
southeast corner Of Riverside Drive and
11Ith street, has been sold for the
Charles z Force & Co. Of Oklahoma to
the Winter Realities. Inc, Of which
Benjamin Winter is president This
company recently bought several Drive
apartment houses, the most recent of
which was the Dorchester. at Eighty
NTH street, which was acquired from
Frederick Brown. ,. !. -.
The Cliff Haven Is thirteen stories
high, and stands on plot fronting so
feet on the Drive and 1855 feet on 1l4th
street. It has been held at $500. 900.
and 10 rented for about $4,000. 1t was
sold to the Force Company about six
years ago by John J. Hearn- the builder.
G. J. Elgar and Sol Feinberg were the
brokers.
Messrs. Elgar & Fenberg also sold for
Frank Ipp to the Wellworth Realty
Company the five story and basement
apartment at $40 West 134th street, be-
tween Broadway and Amsterdam ave-
nue.. on a plot 4sx10o. The house Is ar
ranged for i've families on a floor and
returns about $1,000 annually. 1t has
been held at $4,000.
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APARTMENT DEALS
INVOLVE $1,SO5,OOO
Comprise Valuable Houses on
Washington Heights and
Riverside Drive.
COLUMBUS CIRCLE DEAL
Eight Story Auto Building
Sold by Circle Realty Co,
to l. r. and Z. Jacobs.

Attention shifted yesterday from the
and Riverside Drive, where apartment
house deals OF considerable magnitude
were closed. The transactions on the
Heights alone involved properties worth
In the aggregate 81, 1905, 900, and affected
the ownership OF the Alfredo, a six story
apartment house, 100N1O0, at the south
west corner of Broadway and 1924
street: Balmoral Court, six stories, 157x
1oox irregular, at the southwest corner
Of Broadway and 1881 street; Rich
mond Court, six stories, 100x125. at the
southwest corner Of Broadway and 164th
street; the De Koven. q six story apart
ment, e2x125, at ia West List street.
adjoining the southwest corner OF Broad
way, and the five story nulti-family
house, 50x100. at $40 and 651 West
1S4th street. between Broadway and
Wadsworth avenue.
The Alfredo and Balmora1 and Rich
mond courts changed hands IN a single
deal. the purchaser being the Jules
Realty Company, Samuel Wacht. Jr.,
president, who acquired them from the
Waunegan Realty Company, Isaac Fried
enheit. president The houses were built
more than ten years ago by Henry q.
Buiman and were owned by the selling
company for about eight years. They
house about 141 families in suites of
from two to eight rooms, bring in a
yearly rental income of about $125,000
and were held at 81 ,00o. 900. The pur-
chasing company plans TO install stores
along the Broadway frontage. William
g. Baker was the broker IN the trans
action. Operators have been paying
considerable attention to this section of
Broadway recently. Max n. Natanson
having purchased three corners in the
immediate vicinity.
Voeel and Schultz were the purchas-
erv of the De Koven, which was sold
BY NJ j. Strunsky and James E. Barry
Of the KNAPP & WATSON Company for the
Alexander Grant Construction Company.
The selling company erTeted the house
shout i've years ago on a plot adjoin-
ing the two story building at the SOUTH
west corner of Broadway and 1S1st
street. sold recently by the same COM
pany to Adolph Lewisohn and leased by
the latter to the United Cigar Stores
Company. The apartment house was
hsld at S2a5, 900.
Frederick Brown sold the apartment
aS $40 and 651 West 1slth street to Mrs.
Mary Campbell The property was held
At $4,000.
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

AMSTERDAM Az. 22o. str-Iouls schlech;;
ter to Hugh Riley. 3ol w eth ~, and
arc, g-l2 yrs from July !, 1879 ad-
dress on premises. .....,...... W. 6VO
BROADWAY. 1859. W cor tsth at, str
SILK Realty Co to National Shirt Shops,
b5 9th av, from July /, 1919. to Nov 30,
1928; attys, Breed. A a NJ, 80 lAherty
BRoADnwwAY. '25s2, aiii-Hiy j LANCE TO
Moses Koppel and eno. 1880 Clay av, 20
yrs from July I. 1915 attys. Breitbart &
Az A. S7-ss sli-Harwiits Contrasting co
TO Sam Gsvirtzman. 1873 Pearl st, Bklyn,
il ola yrs from July l. 1919; atty, L
Lowenbraun, ZIG Nassau st.......i 6,s66
ALLEN st, bs-s2; also EldridEe at. IS.
all-Allen Garage Co TO Saml Lefstein,
T?s Lafayette av. Bklyn, from May l,
1912. to Aug 80, 1877: atty. Benz Weiss.
sRoApwXY. 50 cor lin st. w9.r iin,ogo
Apartmt. All-Louis Livingston TO Farm
ham Realty Corpn. ia w 4oth 1t, 81
yrs from Aug !. 1919. renew OF 81
yrs each; attyA stoddard a N. l2s
I.5TM ST. sal w. store: W OF main main
ontrance-Msrtha Mosher to Jas
Nicholas. SIS W llbth st, s yrs from
May l. 1912; atty, Thos + Kane. IS Park
,sD sT. t.S-,is W. fourth loaft.Elina '% \
Hall TO Victory Confectionery Co, $40 W
22d st. Ala yrs from Aug /,
19ls................ $1,000 to Sl.400
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OUT OF TOWN DEALS.

Mrs. Fannie II. Carpenter sold her
large stucco residence with garage and
plot fronting about 23S feet on the west
side of Berkeley avenue, Van Cortlandt
terrace, Yonkers, to a Mr. Wolff Of Yon-
kers for occupancy. The property was
held at $4,000. David Stewart was the
broker.
Fish & Marvin sold for the witherbee
Real Estate and Improvement Company
their brick and clapboard house on Pei
hamdale avenue at Pelham Manor to
Douglas H. Mexican. The property was
held at s12.500; also for the Secor Realty
Company their hollow tile stucco house
on secor lane at Pelham Manor to Ken
meth MCGOWAN OF New York city. The
property was held at $4,000; also for
Mary y. Relnhardt her stucco house on
Reed avenue at Pelham Manor to James
o. Persons OF Baltimore, Md. The prop
erty was held at $4,000.
NJ. A. Broderick sold at Eiverview
Manor. Hastings-on-t the Hudson, for
David Fulton estate to ]. r. Glassford,
a dwelling and garage, with large plot.
on the north side OF Willard avenue !;
also 1913 Highland Henue, Yonkers. n
two family dwelling and garage for Mrs
Emily Hustice to Conrad Heine.
Burke Stone. Inc, sold for the es-
tate OF Willard F. Smith, u house on
Willard avenue. Bronxville terrace, to
George Hussey, and for Mary Mel a
house on Sunnyside Park to Lissette
Wallenstein. and house in Armour
villa Park to W. n. Lawrence for H. X.
Fullarton.
Nassau Point Club Properties, Inc.
sold at Nassau Point, l.. l., two acres
to Harold Martin. two acres to Robert
C. adams. two acres to Frank Wiber-
ley. three acres to George l. Tuthill and
three acres to DIR. Roy ID. Grimmer.
L. NJ. Crawley 4 Brothers sold the
residence at S76 Valley road. Upper
Montclair. N. j., to Charles L. Shute.
held at $4,000,
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TIsHNER-GRAND BLDG, SOLD.

T. Randolph Jacobs & Everett Jacobs
have purchased what was formerly
known as the Tishner-Grand Building,
an eight story automobile building, sit
uated on the north side of Sixty-frst
street. facing Columbus Circle, So feet
east Of Broadway. being 75x2oo feet,
and running through to the south side
Of Slxty-second street The property
was purchased from the Columbus Circle
Realty Company. the stockholders OF
which are members OF the Stoddaru
estate. who formerly occupied the build
ing with the United Motor Car Company.
The building is now occupied by the
Cadillac Motor Company The purchas-
ers intend at the expiration OF present
leases to rent same to one Of the large
automobile concerns now located in this
district. The brokers in the transaction
were Ewing. Bacon & Henry.
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WASHINGTON PLACE--McCotter &
Davis have sold for Clara Sydney
Taylor the two dwellings 22x97 each
mt. 121 and 123 Washington place to
Oliver Harrison Smith, who viii re-
model the buildings for studios
EDGECOMBE AVENUE,-Samuel Trim
mer sold 3s Edgecombe avenue. n
three story and basement dwelling. on
lot 17.ex90.
EAST 111TH STREET-Abram Libman
has sold 81 East 111th street, n three
STORY dwelling on n lot 2ox100.11, ad-
Joining the Laura Franklin Hospital
for Children on the east
EAST EIGHTY-SEvENTH STREET
Melvina Singer has sold tho three
story and basement dwelling at 546
East Eighty-seventh street on lot
1sx63.S.
WEST 1l7TH sTREET-The estate Of
Edward b. jerks has sold to n Mr..
Braunfield b42 West 147th street, a
three story and basement dwelling, on
lot 17x100.
WEST EIGHTH STREET-The Ameri-
can Realty Company. Inc, J. r. Maui
ner president, bought from the War
rem Holding Company SIS West Eighth
street, six story loft building. ask
a.. held at $4,000.
ADRIAN AvENUE-Fred Oppenheimer
has resold for the AGRA Realty Com
pany the three story dwelling, 33x
100, at 81 Adrian avenue, to the Just
rite Realty and Mortgage Holding
Company, which Immediately resold II
to Regina and Mortimer NJ. Burger.
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HISTORIC SITE SOLD,

The Broadway-John Street Corpora
tlon, Elias A. Cohen president. has pur-
chased from the Brooklyn Trust Com.
pany. as trustee OF George b. Plat. III.
five story business building, on a plot
b0xloe, at and 9 Liberty place, the
small thoroughfare extending through
the block from Liberty street to Maiden
lane, just west OF Nassau street. The
building adjoins the Chamber of Com
merce, and Is at the rear OF the Lawyers
Title Insurance Building on Broadway.
The Charles F. Noyss Company was the
broker in the deal The property stands
on an historic site. as it was here stood
the first Quaker church in thls CITY
The sun., 1919-07-08
BUSINESS LEASES.

Shaw & Co. leased II West 121st
street, a four story dwelling, to Lenora
Breniff.
]. Edgar Leaycraft & Co. leased a
loft at 10 and is Lispenard street to
Hyman Steuer. the corner store at b24
Third avenue to August Pollingrinelli.
the store and basement at $50 Third
avenue to the Columbia Hardware Com
pany, a store at West Thirty-ninth
street to the Quaker Flower Company
and a store at 241 Third avenue to
John II. Birch.
Goodwin Il Goodwin leased the build
ing at Sic West Fifty-third street to
q client for a garage.
Charles b. Van Valen, Inc. leased Of
foes on the tenth floor of the Jewellers
Court Building. 81 and So Maiden lane
to Frederick w. Knolle and Frank d.
Langstrcth. The lessees are prominent
in the lumber business, having large In
terests in the Carolinas and Georgia.
The sun., 1919-07-08

DICKEY. CHARLES DIN pursuance
Of an order OF h1norsoie John p Cohalan.
NOTICE 10 hereby given 10 all persons
having claims against Charles D. hickey.
late OF the County Of New York deceased
10 present the same with vouchers thereof
TO the subscribers at their place Of trans.
acting business. the once Of United States
Trust Company OF New York. No. IS Wall
street, Borough OF Aanhattan. in the city
OF New York. on or before the 18TH day OF
September next. Dated New York tho 7th
day OF March, 1919.
LOUISE w DICKEY.
UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
Executors
STEWART & eHEARER,
Attorneys for Executors
t5 Wall Street. Manhattan,
York
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Int OF: :;.... $4,000
MARY Il Merritt. IS cypre. pi. Brookiine,
Mass, ct al; atty. same; sssns
int Of. ..:::......,;.:..'',... 'tss;ooV
18TH 81, ibe ~ satlsneo yuy
Adolf Herbs to Edw kerbs,
atty. Lawyers Co. ioV s'S eoo
--WxV .,;'',i.s' ''rs......''If cu.rL 10
7TH AV, sS68-A FRANCES Shrh -
Leopold Grossman, ~ iisth ~ as{k
s7TH Gn sT ' Isl e, ' mtg i7,i5o.Frederic de
Foster, trustee. to ae ros'1T
Tunedo Parn' T. ena sno; ohmnts w n
CONVENT Az, fIV' rn.t siSv0"p eoS ~
realty 20 70 jas Le e ~ sio1
lily sIr co. ~ ~ go, 90 nomi-
llsIh III, liz ~ W. ,asib st, atty. T
MEX Ferranao' LIZ lEsth ''' 900
,oG,S% Sc Co. ms,yy G,,.. r 20 10
WI 81 uharn 60 prosoect park
wat11r, Vt ~ n 20 Ia pread.
", nAsh' A'S' $500
rETfY sT tea "a rntg fIl O0o-Harry
eosh 81 ~ 80 ,r.s,... 10 Annie J a.
Scn.sIer s M any, .ttys Middle
Stne az go. II
prook S9 T rsannn ~ w..yer 10
hQRAllo MI, ro,,.. e ,so broad :
LAWYERS THIS q Trust Co. AoO 1000
,sT y; .isos...i r Hos, 10 Title Guar a
1ru,f 70 INA pwav SIS, 900
irus' w. i'' n"ey
The Bronx.
Borough OF The Bronx.)
urrr NON Az 11oa-rarob Schmidt to Thos
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REALTY NOTES AND COMMENTS.

ShRmpan h Shampan, architects. have
completed plans for the Hotel Elisberg,
to be erected at Lakewood, n. j. The
general contract has been awarded to
L. Barth & Son. New York city II will
be five story and roof garden. hollow
tile and stucco semi-freproof hotel on
plot 30Ox300. on Ninth and Tenth
streets and Madison avenue. The esti-
mated cost is 100000.
The 81 West Forty-slxth Street Com
pany is the purchaser OF 81 West Forty
sixth street. sold recently by Wright
Barclay, Inc, for CorneliA Barclay.
William Prayer was interested as
part owner with the Broadway John
Street Corporation In the sale OF 1902
to 104 Water street, running through
to 1876 to 1913 Pearl street. sold last
week to Francis L. Fitch. Inc.
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MONToLAIR HOME SOLD.

DR.. James W, White. well known
oculist, OF New York city. has purchased
the stucco twslve-room residence and
offices on the east side OF South Fuller
ton avenue. Montclair. N. j.. adjoining
me First Church Of Christ. Scientist,
from Dr. Ralph W. Opdyke through r.
NJ. Crawley 4 Bros. The property was
held at $4,000.
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RICHMOND TRANSACTIONS.

Cornelius C. Kolff has sold for Carl
F. Grieshaber a plot at the corner of
Oceanview place and Underwood road.
Hlllcrest, l.. l., to Arthur G. Learn. who
will erect a bungalow.
Thomas V. Barry sold FOR George w.
Van Vredenburgh two one family houses,
As and Al Van Buren, street, New
Brighton, to ]. Crane.
The Princes Bay Realty Company sold
for Fred Tillinghast his residence on
Princes Bay road. Princes Bay, to E
Dobbs.
The sun., 1919-07-08
MOVES 90. LEASES IN ST. LOUIS.

Charles F. Noyes Company has Just
negotiated a $500, 900 lease In st. Louis
Mo. The Noyss Company has leased a
store and basement at the southwest
corner OF Eighth and Washington streets
to tho Hilton Company. clothiers. at an
akEregats rental OF approximately $780,
600. Tho Eoyes Company has been
handling a great deal of tho Hilton bust
Lees In recent months. and this nrm now
has locations In Chicago, Pittsburg,
Philadelphia. brooklyn. New York and
Newark. The Noyes Company has also
leased an important shop In Ct. Louis
10 the International Millinery Co.
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MORTGAGES,

BRooME ST. 90. s. 25x75, p m. july a
Harold q Aron TO lawyers Mtg Co, 80
ELpRiDGE ST, 2ss-Ii. ., i3LGISTiOx
irreg July 2-ArGrat Realty corpn TO
Garabed Michaelian, white Plains. " Y,
due and int as per bond, pr mtg Slis-
900: atty. v ii BoyaJian. Its Broad
1IyspsE ow sri 'iss.' /: :,s.sc M JSSe
Ter, 1919 Keap st, brooklyn. due July 1.
1915. sT, pr mtg $4,000; address, w h
Gunshort 2l4 Rutledgo st. Brook
wKsHiNdfo;SS' Pt. ii9'i..s.. :. Ii.si %
m, Juiy SOLVER II Smith 90 Clara /
~ %ts SEC ooo; atty. r % &c e.
l76 Bway ......,...., .,.,......EsSOO
I2TH ST.. go ". e z2.2Ks2IxIS.ixSS.S,
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WILLIAMS. GEORGE LIN pursuano.
AZ an order of Honorable John p CohaIsn
A Surrogate OF the County OF New York
NOTICE Is hereby given to all persons
having claims against George !. Williams
late OF the County of New York, decenasd
10 present the same with vouchers thereof
TO the subscriber, at place OF trsnsactink
trust Company OF New York No. 40
broadway, in the City Of New York. on or
before the 9th day Of October next Dated
GVARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF SEw
YORK, Executor, sTETSON, JENNINGs
Broad Street. New York City
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BUYS MEAN ROOSEVELT HOME.

Lsitner, Brener & Starr sold for James
". MacKay 20 East Twentieth street, n
four story business building on lot
2lSs6. located 40 feet east OF Broadway.
The property was held at $4,000 and is
opposite the birthplace of the late Theo-
dore Roosevelt, which property, together
with an adjoining parcel, Is 70 be con-
verted into n memorial in his honor.
The sun., 1919-07-08
BRooKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

I. Salzberg cold for ]. e. Alseo to L.
Oberstein a two family dwelling. 20xloo,
at 1347 Fifty-ffth street.
Charles f Rickerson sold to Frank w.
Smith and George w. Randall 113 and
IFS Sterling place.
Samuel Galitska and J. Lecov have
sold for Isador Burg to Nat Silverman
the new two story house with garage on
a plot, 40x1o0. on the east side OF East
Ninth street, 240 feet north Of Avenue
K Flatbush.
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STUYVBSANT. AUGUSTUS VAN
HORSE-Iu pursuance Of an order ~,
Honorable John P; coha!an, a Surrogate
OF the County of New York. NOTICE n
hereby given to all persons having claim,
against Augustus Van Horne stuyvesnnt
iat. OF the County Of New York, deceunad
10 present the same, with vouchers thereof
10 The subscribers, at their place OF trans,
acting business at tho once OF their a.
torney, Henry de Forest Baldwin, No "a
Wall Street, in the city OF New YorL
on or before the 7th day OF October nert
Dated, New York. the 2sth day Of MaTch
isiS. AUGusTUs VAN HORNE sTuY.
VEsANT JR.; ANNE w. STUYVEsAEr
LUcIUs II. BEERS. Executors. HENRY
DE FOREST BALDWIN,, Attorney for e..
scutors 40 WA Street. New York CITY
CUTTING, LYDIA SIN pursu.nc. =,
an order of Honorable John p Cohaian
Surrogate of tho County OF New ya,s
NOTICE Is hereby given TO ali person.
having claims against Lydia s. .Cuttinx
late Of the County OF New York. decssssd
10 present the same with vouchers thsrsot
ing business. No. 100 Broadway AAnhnttsn
In the City of New York on OF bvfur, IN
18th day OF July next Dated. New YoTE'
the 3Oth day Of January. 1913 MORGAN
J. oBRIEN, Attorney for Executor. lie
Broadway, ~ 7. ALRERT H. board.
NAN. Exseutsr.
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vesey street, twenty-six waterfront lots
on Great South Bay. Beach Road and
South Shore Road, Oakdale. L, 1. Thir-
teen lots went to Percy T. Applegate
for $3.50 and thirteen lots to Frank J.
Ashton for S1,505.
The sun., 1919-07-08
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
lat s2os THIRD AvENUE.l
BY James ]. Donoyan.

18TH ST. asa ID. n s, 100 . Lincoln av,
bosuual ai,y co ct al; h sshan1 sws sst
attyi due. 1896; taxes. &C, r.iSo; TO ]
,ssD s's ST. iii lis !; Xnn S's $50
VS. Frieda Hart ct al; Edw " Burlhandt,
attyi Henry Davis. ref; due on judgt.
tls,S5o.5s; taxes. &c. si.S95; sold to s
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REAL ESTATE.
CITY REAL ESTATE.
HESS Business Property
RARMA KOk aALL.

A $500 PAYMENT secures small village
farm, balance like rent. apple trees In ful!
bearing; hve room model farm house in
course Of construction; village water; cleo
trio liEht: short walk station. Address
COUNTRY HONE LEAGUE 40 West 32nd
Street. ESQ Addison Square.
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OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

EAST 142D STREETS. II. Franken-
helm bought from the OGorman es-
tate the three story dwelling 406 East
142d street, 16.Sx100.
The sun., 1919-07-08
QUEENS NOTES.

J. Albert Johntra OF Flushing sold
the house and lot at Murray and Beech
streets. Flushing. for Herrick W. Small
to b. w. Risfelder OF Manhattan for oc-
cupancy.
The sun., 1919-07-08
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN.
Manhattan.

GROVE ST. st-Ss. and wavsriy pi, iss-
Hymah Usiln agt Louis EltlingeT et al,
D Nov e. I9lt.................. ...si47.oS
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ASSIGNMENTS OFF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan,

10th ST. Sr E--Horatio G coEEsns to
DIN p Geer, 14i l4th st. ct al: atty,
w N Powell Wall IT.: Issns I:
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LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE FOR SALE,
QUEENS REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
oyERLooKING THE sOUSD,

Modern home, eight rooms. two baths
large plot, sewer, water, gas and electricity /:
privilege of private bathing beach; II
minutes from Penn. station: fOrty-four
trains daily; bargain for cash or reason
able terms. STEPHENSON. i6i West 34th
street; Greeley s2S2.
The sun., 1919-07-08
SELLS OAKDALE. L. T., LOTS.

BryAn L. Kennedy sold at auction yes
terdsy AZ the nfchsnse saissroom il-ls
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NEW YORK REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


commuters modern colonial, stucco
cottage and half acre. overlooking the
Hudson, near station. country club and
yacht club, will be sold quickly at a sac
rince by owner who recently lost his wife ;
tho property cost $40, 900 HOWARD GOLD
SMITH, GO Park Row. Telephone e5SG
BpelKnAn
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sURROGATES NOTICE.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Hon. JOHN =. COHALAN. a Surrogate of
the County OF New York. NOTICE is he-ebv
given 10 all persons having claims against
HARRY S, HARKSEsS, late OF the
County OF New York. deceased. to present
the same. with vouchers thereof to the
subscribers. at their place OF transactinR
business at the once OF NICOLL. ANA.
BILE, FULLER & SULLIVAN. their at
torneys, at No. 6l Broadway, Borough OF
OF New York, on or before the 10th day
~ October, 1919, ntIt Dated New Yori,
the let day Of Aprii, 1919. FLORENCE 8
ecutora NICOLL, ANABLE, FULLER q
SULLIVAN. Attorneys for Executors, Of
nee ard post once address No. 81 Broad
way, Borough OF Manhattan. New York
CRY,
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LIS PENDENS.

irrer-st Johns Guild agt Ruford Frank
lin. trustee. ct al tforeclos OF mts) atty
II Swain. - 1919,
nEt Roger Connolly ct Al m9reelos o.
s2D ST, 2l5 E-Robert Alexander agt Wes'
Side Holding Co ct al (foreclos OF mtg
atty, r W Marquand.
4oTH ST. ass w-Lawyers MtE CO az
Tenement House Dept OF the City OF N
ct al (foreclos of mtg); attys, Shearmar
a Sterling.
James B Ford agt 224 w sith ST C
(foreclos of mtg); sttys, shearman q
Sterling.
MANHATTAN ST. =, interseo 8 Man.
haitian st runs le3.ax n Ss.5x
l7ss to boE-Lawyers Mtg co agt Mar,
q Burke ct al foreclos Of MTG: attys
Sherman & Sterling.
Tho Bronx.
222D ST. n &, 1913 White Plains rd,
Ssixlo.-Jennie z Black agt Agnes A
Ravens Esler ct al faction to procure
judgment): attys. Finn & Nolan.
222D ST, n 3, sos White Plains rd, SS5
xlO2-Jennle L Black agt Agnes A
Ravens Esler ct al faction to procure
judgmenD: attys. Finn Nolan
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
The sun., 1919-07-08
CONNECTICUT REAL ESTATE ron SAIL

AT Glenbrook. near stamford; charming
home, 7 nne rooms, bath, hot water heat
gas. electricity and city water; chestnut
trim; plot 70xl75: garage; real bargain
$500. LlsIIE Y. SMITH, H2 Atlantic st.
Tel 223o Stamford. Conn
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NEW YORK--Alexandria Bay.
THOUSAND ISLAND HOUSE
Alexandria Bay, n. Y.
PENNSYLVANIA.

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and information at Resort Bureau and
Batson Office. $50 9Th ave. mr.. end.
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MECHANICS LIEN,
Manhattan.

18TH ST. lo1 VIOLIN Ayanian egt es-
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The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-04-18
April 10, 1919.

Y. M. H. A. Baseball, Tennis, Gymnasi-
UNI classes are some of the numbers car
ried through by the Athletic depart
ment
We must impress upon the community
one idea, and that is the condition under
which we worked. The handicap was al
ways immense and the opportunities for
progress very limited. The Great War
took every bit Of money for other pur-
poses, it took every bit of interest in
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-04-18
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

Mems Hebrew Association. They real
lied that if they might be a success in
the community they must be a success
among the members. They felt that one
Of their principle duties was to promote
good fellowship, better acquaintance, and
closer friendship among the members.
For this purpose various social affairs,
parties, dances and other gatherings were
furnished from time to time. Athletics
was also placed on the program Of the