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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-28

to assume without further action by
the lodge. Mr.. Bennes the architect
returned to Portland Sunday expecting
to return within a week or so with the
plans so modified that they can be ac-
cepted.
Work on the section of road between
Freewater and State Line is progress
ing rapidly the Milton Eagle says. The
crew is now nearing the Washington
line. The grading crew is engaged in
Strengthening danerous place in the
road near State Line eliminating two
almost right angle turns. Upon COM
pletion of the north end of the high
way, work will be directed toward
Milton. Within a few weeks the crew
will be at work on the streets of Mil
ton.
Resolved to take no more chances
of shortage of water the Associated
Ditch companies will add 10 feet to
the height of the dam at the foot of
Wall0wa lake this fall, and will fill the
vast reservoir next spring the Enter
prise Record Chieftain saws. The dam
built two years ago never has been
used, partly because the irrigation
companies were not perfectly sure it
would hold.
The complete plans for Heppner's
new three-story hotel building were
accepted by the Heppner Hotel Asso-
citation at a meeting Friday evening.
The total cost of the hotel. without
is estimated at $4,000. /
An additional $50. 900 is estimated for
hence the entire cost will
represent an investment of 100000.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-28
For Skin T,orfures

Don't worry about eczema or other
skin troubles. You can have clear,
healthy skin by using Zemo, obtained
at any drug store for 35c, or extra large
bottle at $I.00.
Zemo generally removes piInples,
blaclSheads, blotches. eczema and ring
worm and makes the skin clear and
healthy. Zemo is a clean, penetrating.
antiseptic liquid, neither sticky nor
greasy and stains nothing. 1t is easily
applied and costs mere trifie for each
application. 1t is always dependable.
The z. w. Rose Co.. Cleveland. o.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-28

Deen IN Dau neaitn
and had several a.
tacks of nervous
prostration until it
seemed as if the
orgsns In my whole
body were worn
out. j was finally
persuaded to try
Lydia E. Pinkham's
We get table Com
pound and it made
a well woman of
me. / can now do
oil nou bo,,oauyxeL
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-28

About the earlist threshing the wes-
ion Leader has heard of on Reed and
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-28
CLIPPINGS FROM
COUNTY PAPERS
COUNTY PRESS

I COUNTY PRESS
The standard Oil company recently
started improvements in North Milton
on property purchased a few months
ago fromsJ. S. Ritehey. Three tanks,
one for gasoline, one for distiilate and
one for oil viii be erected. Each of
these tanks Will have a capacity of
9.390 gallons. From this supply sta
ssion territory adjacent TO the twin
Erities win be supplied.
The general outlook for the city of
Union is better than for a long time
according 10 the Republican. There is
scarcely a vacant house in the city.
several sales OF city property are re-
ported recently. there are inquiries for
more. and the tendency Of property as
TO price is upward.
Plans for annual harvest gather
ing of Morrow county. are gradually
ssaltlng shape and il is confidently anti
eipated that the coming Fair win be a
real event Says the Heppner Herald
A good line OF grain exhibits is being
gathered at present and aside from the
grains gathered by the special COM
1nitteo every farmer Is especially urg-
ca To bring exhibits and help make a
big display.
About the earlist threshing the Wes-
zen Leader has heard of on Reed and
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-28

HawIey mountain took place a few
DAYS ago when the small volunteer
barley crops of G. l. Pinkerton and
Jacob Nlrkaus were harvested. Mr..
Pinkerton had about 116 sacks and
MIR. Narkaus 16O sacks-the yield be-
ing seven or eight sacks per acre.
Farmers on the Furnish Coe project
were offered $3.50 for alfalfa hay,
stack measure f. o. b. Stanfield Thurs
day. This is said to be the highest
price offered in the country according
to the standard. Buyers say this high
price is owing to the excellent quality
of the hay. in this section.
The hay market in Hermiston Is
very good at present the Herald re-
ports. and looks as though 1t will be
for some time. according to one of
the leading dealers in this commodity
operating in this city. Baled hay is
now commanding $22 and loose hay is
bringing the ranehers SIS. with pros
poets of a raise.
Henri March, of Freewater, has pur-
chased seven lots. all in bearing fruit
trees. from F.. X Noordhoff, the
Times says. The property lies south
of the O. w. r.. &c N. depot. Mr..
Immediately bought the
Eva Banister property on Broadway,
of house and two lots.
Plans for the proposed Elks build
ing al Heppner were submitted to the
bfiiding committee last Saturday
evening but were not accepted the
Herald says. the estimated cost being
rather more than the committee cared
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-28

A pretty woman's smile often wrih-
kles a mans purse.
Sometimes n man remains in the
bachelor class because the is shy either
of coin or courage.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-28

Surely the sound of the hammer
and the saw should not be stilled until
Pendleton has enough homes for Its
people. "f
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-28
Inferior Goods are.Neuer Cheap

No matter what they they the On the ohe
hand good reasonable
The merchandise sold this highest standard of quality
We do not handle cheap goods though merchandise
high
New-York tribune., 1919-12-25

mas been in possession of the present
owners Tor siNey-three years.
The John 7. Pee Con pany has sold
for the NJ don Re's tv Company to the
All Con raay A H. Levy. pres sjdent)
the s'X-stoly building at the corner Of
Greenwich and Char ton streets, on
Plot 5JX15. which the buyer pure ased
through the same broker last week
Fifth Avenue Building Sold
Foot & Martin have sold II Fifth
avenue, fve-story building viii h
they purch ased few weeks ago rom
the Campbell estate. 1t will be i'm
proved with q new building Samuel
hronsky was the broker.
Sale in Twenty Street
Daniel II. jackson has sold to Guar
clan Ito ding Company 1856 and 1873
West twenty Street, between
sixth and Seventh Avenues, a seven
gcry mercanti Q building, on plot 42x
:. Courtney Wood, Of L4itner, Brener
i Starr, was the broker.
Bays i'll Pearl Street
The Clare f Noycs Company has
soid to Dickson & Son for occupancy
-46 Pearl Street, four-A.ory and
easement building, op lot 20XT8. Elias
\. Cohen was the seller.
Deal in \ neteenth Strict
The Charles Realty Corporation, F.
Smith. president, has sod the two
aevenst tory otis at 80 and % West
Nineteenth S rect, on plot 50x92.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-25
Chattanooga to Continue
Daylight Saving Plan

Marcus NJ Marks, president of the
National Daylight Saving Association.
received word yesterday that Chatta-
nooga. Tenn. had adopted summer day
lig t saving. With this addition, Mr..
Marks said it was practically certain
that the clocks throughout the Eastern
time zone would be moved up an hour
the last Sunday IN April and remain so
until the last Sunday in September.
He be ieves Memphis, Nashville and
other Tennessee cities are certain to
follow the examo'e of Chattanooga.
Beyond the Eastern time zone" Mr..
Marks added, ''the majority of the rep
resentatlve cities are preparing to ad-
vocate daylight saving laws. This in
cludes Chicago, Indianapolis, Minneap-
ol Denver. Salt Lake City, Los An
geles and San Francisco
"The nation wide Endorsement Of our
campaign to continue daylight saw ng
shou d be a great lesson to Congress.
Even if the farmers objections were
founded on fact--and they are not
Congress by now should realize that 90
per cent Of the peop'e as we have al
ways contended, want daylight saving
continued.
ut may not be necessary to ask Con
grcss to act. but if bill is presented
before April the groundwork viii have
been laid that will show our Federal
leg S ators that, outside of a few farm
ers and a few mercenary individuals,
the country as a whole wants and in
tends to have that extra hour Of light"
New-York tribune., 1919-12-25
East and " est Side
Houses to New Owners
Good Prices Paid by Homeseek-
ers in New York; Western
Resident Tempted 10 Sell

Doug IS L. Gilman & Co. have sold
for Mrs. Alice Goldsmith, her residence
at 1872 East Eiahtieth Street, a three
story and basement dwelling, on loe
1S.6x102 ,, to buyer for occupancy.
Frederic II. Allen of Frederick zittel
& Sons, has, sold to Ennis & Sinnott
for Dwight Z. lolister, Of Cody, Wyo-
ming l 0 West Seventy y-seventh Street
a foi'r-story dwelling, with three -stol =
extension, on lot 20x1001l.
James II. Cruikshank has resod to
AXel Arnc en- and Caroline Arneser
334 East Fifty-sevcnth Street, a three
tory dwelling on plot 25N6j. This is
one of the two dwellings purchase ID
from tn Mills estate last week. Leon
s. Altmayer was the broker
Mr.. Cruikshank also sold to Herman
Veh, 1886 East Fifty seve. tn Street. 4
three-story dwelling OH lot 168x58. Mr.
Aitmayer was also the broker in this
deal.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-25
Takes Over More
Warehouses on West Side

Independent Warehouses controlled
BY the Guaranty Trust Company and
he Liberty National Bank. has added
o it's holdings the chain of ware
ouses heretofore operated by the Mer-
antie Ware ouse Company, and
valued at So 100000.
The deal involves the following ware
houses: Greenwich, Laight and Hubert
treets, 100000 square feet. especially
adaptable to the storage Of silks and
other valuable textiles; 15 Nestry
Street and Is La'eNt Street 80 600
square feet; So and 55 Beach Street ana
4O5 Greenwich Stre~ s. 5,u quar-
feet, and 459 to 463 Washington Street,
43 500 square feet.
The company now has twelve storage
warehouse in operation in the metro
politan district.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-25
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

is "; \ Y ritie & Mtg Co to o. L s
Casualty Co; same to rowery say Sank,
rs Bowery; address 135 Bway 3 assns.
sTIE Az, 9 $. 4sd to 44th SITS. 900 'ov 20
Jos Slocum ct al, exrs will Margaret
Co. % William st; attys. Geller. r & II.
22 Exchange pi .;....:.... 81 zoo, ooo
'44rH 1aI1,,n ST. ~ and $50 W hdns =
av, Nj Vsinon. \ y attys' Middlebrook
p. 4G Cedar st; assns each. ...... 81
slST ST, 20 " Louis Schoenberg ct al,
eNrs, to Manhattan Saw Instn. Si4
$40. 900
51ST. n 5. 400 W sth av. City Mtge Co to
y Trust Co. 26 Broad st attss, Snow
& Snow. 10 Wall st................ 81
GsTH ST. 2ol W, VIM II Leupp and ano.
exrs. etc, to An Assoc for Relief OF
atty. F de P Foster - Wall st..s sic, 600
l3erH ST. 5l2 W. Hy. T Motter to Cen
lral Say Bank l57 4th av; attys. Am nd
52b ST. 81 W; Chas f Rushmore and ano
trustees TO F Chapman' Morristown.
551H ST, 10 W, Wetherhce &. Wood to
hnig ant Indust say ank attys. &
E J German, 81 Chambers ST.. $40 600
CRESTON AV, 3. 250 s 1881 st, 5Qxl25:
Dan.el Carroll to Ell Walsh, 2356
Clinton av; ATTY, T ~ stoddard, IL Park
Row. 9 assts. s...................... /
shA AKEsPEARE Av. e 5, 25el Jess1p
co to city Real Estate co. atty, 7 G 4
Co. i76 Bway; 2 assts ...... Slo0
Ca4slan to Marie y Nousset porters,
France. atty, Geo McCauslan. Al Park
SANE pRopERTY: Marie r D Rousset
same ''' .-''.''' e'' 'o9o.6
UNloNPoET RID. 3 " lot 90, map Geo
W Hunt. 29xoo.4; same to same. alty,
LOTS 253 ana 254' ana 2io 20 AZ nap
Hunts Point estates, also Whitlock aV, $
cor 156tn st, lOoxlOO also southern
Blvd $ 6 cor l56tn st. l00xlOO; Central
Mon Trust Go and ano, trustees, to
Central Union Trust Co. so Bway, 4
LOTS "a and 25. parcel Q. map Wn1 q
Ogden; Arnot Ogden Memorial Hospit al
Of Eimira to Anna Mcpermott. 522 =
Nicholas av, ATTY, A McDermott. S22 St
l5lsT ST, n g. 100 W Courtlandt av, 5ox
l3l.1l, Benenson Realty Co to Hy
Dreyer, 9I4 Ieggett av; atty, Title Guar
LOTS l25 ami 1926, map w f Duncan
Ranaele Cossa to Giuseppe AppuzIo. 1915
I.ongfellow av, ATTY. Geo De Luca, ?
pRosPE Av. 20iio. lily browne.
trus. to Irene Mccormick, So6 Mon gom-
cry ST. Jersey Ci-y, \. j; ai;ys iIainiI,
ton & F. 100 Bway; .,.......;.....s 81
Daniel II kahrs to Albert Block. 469
Amsterdam av. atlys. Grosh. w e N,
233 Bway .-.......,..,'-...: 500
LOTS s. 3, l2 to is, map Hunts Point
Estate. David f Oppenheimer ct al,
exrs, to Hy D Swain. 400 w llsth st
atty. l. G Posncr. Is Broad st. s. 80
CROTONA PARK f. l424 Newburgh h
Savings Bank to Bronx Borough Bank.
$40 r. Fremont av. atty, Bronx ioro gh
Bank, 440 r fremont av. $40 600
FREMONT Av. " DAILY av. 43.lxl4s,
Seymour Realty Co to Moses kin4ler,
l2s + $50 St atty. Samuel Bitterman.
Sos Bway ...::..;.,.;; ....-.... 81
FRANKLIN AV. 1891 Eliz May ct al
To Philippine solomon. 1891 Franliin
av; atty, a c Morgan. 81 Nassau st. 1915
18TH ST, 635 T.; Giovannina Fiscelia.
admx toPriniano tiscella. 6-5 s,th
st. and ano atty. Z CarIucca. $50 Mas
sau st .................- ...... 81 900
GRANT AV 8 18th ST, 81 2xis, John
b Chambers to Adam \ Theobalt. ~ 7
K l6-u st at;ys Pierce. q p M.g Co.
497 + lbZd 81. assts ...-....... 81
New-York tribune., 1919-12-25

arranged in suites of five and six rooms
on 1oor. +. Henry was the broker.
Buyers for Harold Court
Voeel g. Schultz have purchased the
harold Court, a modern six story ele-
vator apartment, at the southwest cor
ner of lS3d Street and St. Nicholas
Avenue, on plot 1O5x15O.
Sale in 141st Street
Stark & Splitter have bought from
the Benenson Realty Company the Wilt
shire six story elevator apartment, at
$40 West ld1st Street, on plot l35xlOO
Il. Altman was the broker.
st. Nichc las Avenue Flat Sold
Hall ]. How & Co. have sold for NJ.
"A. Hoffman to the Merritt Fergu on
company the seven-story apartment at
the southwest corner OF St. Nicholas
Avenue and 150th Street, on p.ot Of
about three lots.
Shenk Buys 102d Street House
Joseph Shenk has bought through
ClemenC II. Sm.tn the six-s.ory twenty
four-famiy apartment at 113 and 115
West lO2d Street, on plot A5x10O.
Greenwich Village House Sold
The Guardian Holding Company has
bought from Daniel H. jackson the
Regina. six story apartment at 80 and
81 West Twelfth Street. Courtney
Wood, of LETTER, Brener e. Starr, was
the broker
Sale in Pinehurst Avenue
The Willgcn Realty Company, S.
Ginsberg. president, has sold to Louis
Lowenfe d the northwe corner of
Pineturst Avenue and 10th Street,
fve-story apartment. on plot 5Ox1O0
Mlllard Veit was the broker.
East Side Sales
George ". Brettel has sold for the
Missionary Society of the Episcopal
tenement and store at 225 East l2lst
Street.
The Berkshire Realty Company has
so d As AZ East 131st Street. a SIX
story fiat. on plot 5Ox100
De Lacey Estate Sells
The Ahl Company, a. H. Levy, presi-
dent, has bought through Porter 4 Co.
from the De Lacey estate 2l1 West
y Jth Street, q four-story fat, on lot
2ox100.
Brooklyn Apartments Sold
The B. F. Knowles Company has sold
l3l and 1873 Keap Street, two four-story
elght-fami y double apartments on OF
58xl20 to J. Ct dstone.
+. c. Sautcr has sold the three story
dive ling at 452 Sixth Street for Will
lam J. Dennis to Catherine OBrien,
and the three story double apartment
at 1l49 Thirty ninth Street for The
Title Guarantee and Trust Company to
Yetta ack and FRANK Pau.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-25
Retail Space i'm Leading
Streets i'm Big Demand
Leasing Experts Encounter
Great Difficulty in Meeting
Wishes of Shopkeeners

The Charles F. Noyes Company has
leased the fourth floor Of the Vincent
Astor Building, ut 500 and 304 Broad
way for five years to the Lawrence
Cement Company at an aggregate rem
tai Of approximately $4,000; a large
suite of Offices in the Broadway Maiden
Lane Building for five years to Sam
uel Pitzele e. Herman, and for the Law
yers' Title and Trust Company large
suite OF Offices on the tenth floor Of
160 Broadway to lttelson g. Son, and =
portion of the thirteenth floor to Ben
jamin L. Shiverts.
The Duress Company has leased for
the l.. Tannenbaum Strauss Company.
agents, the store and basement in II
and 10 Walker Street. to the Rathbun
g. Bird Company for term of years:
also the second loft at AZ Warren
Street to Fritchard Constance Com
pany.
The Lewis L. Rosenthal Company
has leased the store at 4412 East Twen-
ty-eighth Street to the Stern Cigar
Company; the store at 1864 Broadway
to the American Smoke Shops Cor
peration; store at 4S7 Sixth Avenue to
Edwin Factor; store at 4S51s Sixth
Avenue to Louis Radin, and store at
1921 Broadway to Weller's Booterie.
Shaw GO. have leased for the
Klein Improvement Corporation q and
6 East 135th Street, plot 50x99l1 for
ten years, to Pesetzky Bros. & Molo-
shok. for use as an automobile repair
shop and salesroom. This building is
about reaching completion on plot sold
TO the present owner by Shaw 4 Co.
Huberth d Hubcrth have leased to the
Hudson Motor Car Company the store
at 1888 Broadway. This gives the Hud-
son company showroom frontage Of "a
feet on Broadway, in the American
Circle Building, for which they are
now paying $4,000 per annum.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-25
Operators Liquidating
Holdings in the Bronx
%. II. Jackson Parts With Flats
and a Dwelling in Hunts
Point District

Daniel H. jackson has sold to a
client of l.. H. Solomon 867 Beck
Street, northwest corner of Intervale
Avenue, and the adjoining house. 915
Intervale Avenue, two fve-story apart
ments, on plot l34x10O. Jacob Levy
was the broker.
Mr.. Jackson has sold to Samuel Kot-
ney his residence at 1864 Norris Ave
nue.. near l66th Street. three-story
american basement two-family house.
which was held at SIS 0OO Peter
Tisch was the broker in this transac-
ton.
Harry Calm has purchased from the
F,'mund Fsancis Realty Corporation
the two fvestory apartments known as
902-6 Jackson Avenue, just south OF
163d Street. covering a plot 76X87.6
Walter Mclaughlin was the broker in
the transaction.
The Berkshire Realty Company has
sold a5-47 East 131st Street, a six
story apartment. on plot 50x1O0 E. a.
Polak was the broker.
A. Goldsten, d lent of Abraham
l"i h'er AT orrer, ha bougNt from he
Union Chemical Glassware Company O.
Portman), 20 i3 Mapes Avenue, a five
story house on pot 45Xl45.
Elmer c. Gates and f. J. Wood have
sold for Louis Gates 1924 Va entine
Avenue to David Harnck and Kalman
Rosenzweig.
The Benenson Realty Company has
resold TO q c lent Of j. Rubin the five
story apartment house at lS90-1896
c. orn Pc kwav limb.
Maurice Kastriner has sold to the
A. Aren't Company 1892 West Farms
Road, junction of Home Street and
Longfelow Avenue, a tivcstory house
on pot 6SX100X irregular.
e. Osborne Smith has sold for Foot
& Martin the three story dwelling at
20l7 Grand Concourse, on plot 81 Il X
100, to S G 'atstone for occupancy for
Edward O. Binzen the three story brick
dwe ling at Poll Grand Concourse. on
plot 5OX100, to DR.. Moses Cocker and
the plot Of five LOIS at the southeast
corner of Burns de and Creston ave.
uues. ad dining the Church of the HOLY
Spirit. The buyer intends to improve
the Burnside Avenue front with store
building.
A. G Bechmann has sold for the 81
West Nineteenth Street Realty Cor
pCration 1851 Southern Bou evard. a
fivc-story apartment. on p OF 40x100, to
Charles Kervan; also sold to client
for ChHr'cs A. Hall n l00xS2 At
the northeast corner of Havemeyer and
E, is avenues.
George Go'db'att has sod for a
client Of Otterbourc. Ste ndler & Hous-
ton, the siX-storv tenement, at 4OOi
and 40O3 Third Avenue, on plot 50xl25
New-York tribune., 1919-12-25
Large Houses Figure in
Heavy Apartment Trading
lweve.Story Building at the Corner of Park Avenue
and Fifty-fourth Street Sold to Builders: La
Jacquette in West Eighty-seventh Street in Deal

douglas l.. Gilman & Co. have sold
to j. c. Mayer, NJ. G. Mayer and Mil
iafd Shroder. for,Ierly associated with
hlng 4 Bing, the twelve story apart.
ment at 405 Park Avenue, corner of
fifty-fourth Street.
The building was erected in 1912
on plot 100 feet on the avenue and 90
teet on Fiftyfourth Street, for a syn
dicate of wealthy New York and
worcester interests. many of whom
TOOK apartments for their own occu-
Fancy. The exterior is Ind ana buff
limestone and red-faced brick. and is
considered one of the most attractive
o"l1dlnSs on Park Avenue. having been
awarded second prize for the finest ex-
terror Of any building erected n 1912.
1t Is arrar I'd with two a9artAents on
hoor and has every modern con-
ven'ence. inc udng three Otis ele-
vators, refrigerating system, with cen
lrai plant; incinerators, etc.
Cross Cross, the architects. de-
cisfe e at no expense has peen spared
IN building the structure. as is ey;-
denced by the fact that since its com
p.suon there has never been n
vacancy. The present annual rent roll
is Sl23 600 Among the prominent
tenants are Frederic Billings, James
Is. cotton Jr., Miss Lillian Cram. Mrs
hchard j.. Cross, Chauncey Marshall
and Mrs. Kathleen Vanderbilt.
Stoddard & Mark represented the
pure asers and A Ger & CougnlaD rem
resented the sellers.
Another Riverside Drive Deaf
Charles j Brady and Albert L. Phelps
sold for Philip Livingston the Linlith-
gov seven story apartment, on plot
lUoNl90, at the southeast corner Of
River ide Drive and l39th Street to To-
seph Shenk
Sale of La Jacquette
Irving Judis and Joseph Silverman
have purchased from ms. Adelaide
Megeath the nine-story APARTMENT.
Nnown as Ia JacCuette. at 166 West
tlghty- seventh Street, which was built
about three years ago. on OF lOSx
iVV.o, conta.A'ng suites Of tive, six
ane seve, rooms. Nass.it G. Laninl
were the brokers.
iney nave also purchased the Terrace
Court apartment on the southeast
corner OF Ninety third Stree. and River
Side Drive from the same owner.
winch they Immediately resold. The
olIldlEg is nine stories, on plot 145x
lis.
White Court Sold
White Court, a nine story apartment
on plot 5oXl0Ol1. at 2O3 West 4Oth
Street, has been sold by Samuel Barkin
IO Ihe llellndi noIdlng CemUany. 1t is
New-York tribune., 1919-12-25
Buving i'm Westchester

Fish & Marvin have sold for E
Dean Pa1me.c, h
ay Avenue Chatsworth Heights. at
city, and have leased FOR Mr. Cha. IS
f. Bentley. her residence on Park Ave
eue at Larchmont Manor to Colonel
Hen~y c. Davis, of tie Marine Corps.
The same brokers have sold for
Alexander Metfert. his new colonial
residence on Bayard Street. Larc mo, t
Park, Larchmont, to William r.
Hedges of London, England
The Scarsdale estates Robert f. Far
lev president has sold large pot on
Claremont Avenue in the Greenacres
section of Scarsdale. to the Elnoris
Farms Corporation.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-25
Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

CHARLTON ST. 50. VIM I Roe az. Av,..
,re san tnotice OF attachusenl). atty
I'd Az 1914. Mary Nelson aCt Eli,
Realty co. lnc. et al ,for.clssure o
mtge); attys, scott. Gerard & Bowers.
Bronx
HOE Av. :. 2e5 Jennings 81 75x1oo
Louis VI BalNs-er ast Mitchell Smoleroe'
ct al foreclosure Of n.tge). atty. W
LOT So. map Of Ell lots being nar, y
the Downing estate at Van Nest Sta
ttons Robert z Les yenderlter agI Rae =
Baiiey 81 al foreclosure OF ratge}. atty
LOT block sie2. section l5. tax map
Emily Ifoa pson agi Jo1n Morrison Z
foreclosure OF ntge) atty r