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REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Apartment Said to Be Planned
for West End Avenue and
74th Street.
OPPOSITE SCHWAB HOME
Mrs. F. G. Goodrich Disposes Of
Her 100000 Residence;
Bank Plans Annex.
OPPOSITE sCHwAB HOME

According TO n rumor- heard in realty
circles yesterday the six dwellings at the
northwest corner Of West End avenue
and Seventy fourth street. opposite the
home Of Charles NJ Schwab, are about
to he sold TO the Charmion Construction
Company. Henry Mayer president It is
said that the construction company plans
70 raze the dwellings and erect on the
site they now occupy handsome four
teen story apartment building which will
eclipse anything OF tho kind yet at
tempted IN this neighbornood.
The dwellings involved in the rumored
t-ansaction are at sol to 81 West End
avenue ard are OF tho three and four
story and basement type. They occupy a
combined site fronting 123 feet on West
End avenue and 100 on Seventy-fourth
street The site will be a particularly
drsr. bic one. for in addition to occupy
Ing the corner the projected building will
Rave the advantage OF overlooking the
beautiful private park connected with the
Schwab mansion and will thus be as
ared OF an uninterrupted supply OF light
from the south,
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OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

Albert B. Ashiortl. Inc. sold for
Dennistoun NJ. Boil forty acres OF ground
at Fanwood, n. j.. between Westheld
and Scotch Plains. The purchaser in
tends TO develop the property with high
class suburban homes-
G. N. Murdoch and Louis p. Miller
sold for d. q. Story. a house and large
plot in iChatsworth Heights TO Mrs. r.
3. Corwin OF New Rochelle also rented
the Forrar cottage in Wildwood Road to
c. Croft and the Miller cottage in
Larchmont Park to Herman Brandt.
j. Edward Breuer sold large plot
OF land on the Grace Map at Great
Neck. L. J., TO Arthur j. Van Dervail.
and leased the estate Of Angus Mac
Donald to Mrs. Henrietta L. Cant for
the season.
r. u. L. Howe, Jr.. sold for Ethel L.
Busing 4 plot, l4sx22e. on Greenacres
avenue, Hartsdale. n. Y. to James C.
Warren; also leased FOR the Eastern
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FREDERICK BROWN ACTIVE.

Frederick Brown bought through
Byrne & Bowman and william C.
Walkers Sons from the estate OF John
Downey. John l. Downey, trustee, the
hve story business building. with store.
at 70 East Fourteenth street, and 1875
University place, forming an ~ around
the southeast corner OF those thorough
fares. The structure fronts 1910 feet
on Fourteenth street ana 26 feet on
University place. with easterly line Of
$50 feet and a southerly line measuring
62.b feet This IL tho FIRST sale of the
property, which was held at $3.50 900. in
thirty years Thomas C. Grace, attor-
ney, acted for the estate, and julius H.
zieser represented Mr.. Brown.
Through Greenfield & Saffir Mr.. Brown
has sold an investor the Ave story tene-
ment on lot 26x1o0 at 81 East l34th
street. held at $4,000.
Mr.. Brown has sold to Joseph Katz.
5000 Third avenue. near 1874 street, a
i've story double nat with stores, on lot
2bxS7.S and to Florence May Adams
a twenty-anre estate at Wilton, near
Norwalk. N. j., valued at s25 900. Ladd
d Nichols were the brokers.
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HUDSON VIEW SOLD.

The Hudson View apartment house
at the southeast corner OF Broadway
and 14sth street, valued at s375, 900. has
been purchased by Max n. Nstauson
from the estate of Herman Slchter. II
fronts 100 feet on Broadway and IFS
feet on 14sth street, contains seven stor-
les and thirty-two apartments and re-
turns gross yearly rental OF SAL. 900.
Erected by the late Herman Slchter
about fifteen years ago for perma-
nent investment, the house Is considered
one of the best constructed In the WASH
ington Heights section. II was sold for
all cash through william S. Baker. r
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OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

TIFFANY STREET-Isaac Lowenfeld
Realty Corporation sold to Miriam
. Finkelstein. ets TIFFANY street, five
story apartment. 74x1o6, through
Jacob FenninE.
WASHINGTON AvENUE-Irving I.
Levine and Ely Maran bought 1890
and 1882 Washington avenue, a six
story apartment house with stores,
4sxloe.
ANTHONY AvENUE-Cahn & Pittman
sold TO Charles zinck the two family
dwelling. 45x1oo. at 2oLs Anthony
avenue.
WILKINS AvENCE-Isaac Well sold
the two five story apartments with
Scores. 50x1o0, held at s125.o0o, at
1851 and 1857 Wilkins avenue, through
]. & L. OstroH.
BELMONT AvENUE-The Hudwiil
Corporation, Hudson p. Rose. presi-
dent bought the dwellings, at 2465
Belmont avenue and 465 Fast 1s5th
street
MONROE AVENUE-williamso &
Bryan sold for a client the four story
nat. 1860 Monroe avenue. 251s5.
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MORTGAGES.

with name and address, of lender ana
attorney
Downtown.
tSouth OF fourteenth street-)
ALLEN ST. $3.50; Bidridse It. ss. lease
Of the United States. $50 stS Az. due
and int a. per bonds sttys. jacobson 4
Poiioch. ~ Bwsy.. ....-.........s $4,000
Gas. Of Fifth . E:,s si s..x, you-t..,,,
and HON strssta)
LEXINGTON Av. n W cor ssth u tiss E).
W Fuller Potter, to Henry scS.sfsr,
srs pr penn mtg 's sss.so 900: .,t s,s'' Ma
dlebrook d borisnd, is Cedar ct. $4,000
MADISON Ay. So? VS.. g 8 Stat st. ak
to N Trust Co. ss Broad st. ! yrs,
ss:v atty Lawyers q CO; ase
SAP 81. sii.,i z. IS. s'stiiiiccc.5;'' Ip'G m.
Tune 1i-caroi H Smith to n Z HIS.
torieoi Society. 40 Central Park W,
yrs, 81, asmt yrs extni sttys. wssSss
f e. june iS Az Ear s 70 Marta a. sCs
Reid; lie y 10th st. due June is. 1898,
7sTH ST. iii u, n q. is.s1io,i. Nay ; sSw
F FSsct ao 5 eo s M s%., 'ns to
d 9s May /. 1888. So; atty. o : oe {;
PARK xv. W cor siid st. 1OO1iCc Bldg
loan, June 1880 Park Av Corpn to
City Mort Co. 10 wall st. demand, go;
atty, Snow. 10 Wall st. .s55o,ooo
West Side.
(Weat o. Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets.)
18TH Av. SON st. 1905 a 500; nth
sn~ ; ,Uc,;so i 49, ;E,. 1911 Sts sy
c both ct. 600 oK7so.sx irreg: sth av. .
teth ut, 100. Bx535: sth sv, n . c
t6th st, 15oxi0o.l0x irreg: 9th av. Q o o
tsth ct, loo.6x2o0: Broadway, n W o +sth
ct, soS.6xso.7x irreg; tsth ct, 1ts-lso WI
9Th av. ESQ. eof and sss and sos; "a ev,
~; s.h az s;1.,s. sTth 81 i.s.loo.
June it,-Robert W Chanier to Logan
Trust Go of PhilA and Alfred q white,
New Britain. Pa, as trustees for bond
roll r Williams, ii nth ct. Philadei-
rhia, Pa, secures bonds. ..,..... .t7b.o
18th ST. 5. s25 W 9Th av. 75Ii0o.6. June
If-Edw G Parish TO U 6 Saw Bank Of
Merrill X T. 100 Bway. ..s1ss. geo
Uptown.
! Manhattan Island. north Of 11oth street)
ST NICHOLAS Av. n o c I7tth st, II2x1oo.
Tids Mtg CO. a'i iss S SSsp 70 yra
issTH ST, isi W, q is.siss.ii. mag Nay
2s-Israel Mackin TO trustees OF Robert
College of ConstAntinopie (office 90 John
sD. due June IL, 1924. 5MT; attys Gel
ler. r II. q Exchange pl.. So coo
is2D ST go W. SIS, 63xps.il. June il
Shenk. r e c 90 TO liberal Finance
$4,000: sttys. Morrison & s, 500 Bway
x
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REAL ESTATE JOTTINGs.

Thomas J. OReilly placed for ]. w.
Hartman. president OF the Hartman
National Bank. with the Bmigrant In
dustrial. Savings Bank q FIRST mortgage
loan Of 100000 for five years. covering
Mr.. Harriman's residence at East
Seventy-ninth street.
The four lots on Fort Washington ave-
niue, purchased by Thomas J. o'Reilly at
the Bennett estate sale we're for Freder-
lex w. Brunswick. president OF Fred
cries." jewellers.
Charles s. Kohler, Inc. and p. NJ.
Wolkenberg were the brokers in the sale
Of 2s2 East 165th street. to the Benen-
son Realty. Company.
Richard Collins Is now associated with
William s. Denison 4 Co. at 100 Nassau
street
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lenders sttor.
ney)


Manhattan.
JACKSON AV. |. 200 W from W Con-
cord av, said point being 1895 n inter-
point losN parallel with said c Jack
son aT ls.sx and parallel with n
Gin st LOOK 3 1873 10 beg--Clara and
Peter T. Decker TO francis s Phraner
e1r Caroline NJ Hitchcock, Dec 20, 1917;
attys, Arnstein Levine, 9i2 Brook av,
LExINGToN Az, ss5-i;abciil:a Baird rl''G TO
the Title Guar a Tr Co. 1T6 Bway, July
"a. 1918; atty, Title Guar & TT Co. l7e
iosTH ST. ss.:ii E-J Norris & m iU,TSU
JaTcho to Harry l. Cohen, lbl1 Pitkin
av, Brooklyn, Dec 20. 1915 atty Law
h Tr Co. 100 Bway. 900
10TH ST same property-Same tn Julius
JarchO, IS W 10th at. Jan 20. 1909; atty,
@ A Steinmuller. 1911 Sd RV....,t9,O00
ST NICHOLAS AV, e cor l24th ct, 1l2x
IoO-Julia a and Cyrus Clark to Sher-
man Hoye. April Il. 1885; atty. y Y T
18th ST. Ssi-23-Jennie Patterson to
Frederick Ambrose Clark, Middleheld, y
Y. May %, 1908; atty. g & Co. l76
GREENE ST. si-ciicmenics 4 and f' SSSs
Keene, Brook Manor, Laurel. Md, to
Howard II Bayne. rs st Marks pl- Sept
q. 1910; atty. Bayne, 81 wall
ST SIcHoLAs Ay, cor i2ith st. ask
June 80, 1899; sttys, DAILY, Hoyt N, II
s, TI'i sT 81, VIC W /. and Jo..r aGUS
siawson to the Bank for Saw In City
ofSN Y. April II. 1905; atty. G 7
Co, lI6 Bway....,. ,Sl2,oO0
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I'D Av, o. Ioli n I1sth ct. 3oxso--Har-
lem Savings Bank agt Biagio Pernetu
ct al foreclosure OF MORTGAGE; atty.
Clinoh,
18th Az. W 9, equi distant bet 18TH and
l5Sth ats, uns W * - TO lb7th 1t
xe = TO w Ieth av n to
18th st ssli to begi right. title,
&e, to land under waters OF Hudson
River situate w OF and adj land be-
longing TO Hudson River r r Co and
Emma l. Adams "; ieth av, 9.
eaui distant bet 18th and l5sth SITS.
runs SO 10 c | 18th av Ks 1911 TO
cl lS7th ct x W so 10 W l2th av
1911 10 oeg, Iight title, SC. strip of
land sc II wide occupied by Hudson
River r r Co In l2th Ward, sec s. blks
2iA and 2i36-RoOsevelt Hospital In the
city OF Agt Emma L Adams ct al
foreclosure of mortgages); Attys, Roose-
welt 4 Kobbs.
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RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

DOUGLAS l.. ELLIMAN e. CO. INC,
leased an apartment at 40 Park ave-
nue. TO Edward A. Clark OF Jamaica
Plains Mass. also an apartment at
S29 Park avenue to J. II. Evans: at
40 East Fifty-sixth street to Miss
Blanche Potter; at $50 Madison ave-
nue. to Miss Mary J. Mott: at 1885
West Forty-eIshth street to Alfred Ma
clay. and 4s East Sixty fourth street.
four story house. 12.6xl0o5. to
Thomas Tileston.
SAMUEL H. MARTIN leased for Gross
G. Crook the four story dwelling at lo4
West Eighty-hrst street to Hortense
Reinfried.
JAMES J. BUCKINGHAM leased tho
dwelling at 233 West Fifty-first street
to Matilda Grey Brown.
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BARON Aston SELLS STRIP.

Baron William Waldorf Aston sold
through John A. Steinmetz IL foot
strip at the rear OF lots fronting on the
westerly side OF Rosedale avenue. be-
tween East l77th street and Bronx River
avenue. In December, 1917, the same
broker sold for Baron Aston a strip ~
feet in width to the same buyer, who
acquired the interior land to give his
lots a standard depth.
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TELEPHONE co. TAKES LEASE.

The Ruland-whiting & BENJAMIN COM
pany has leased to the New York Tele-
phone Company for the Excelsior Es-
taets Company Is. H. Stone. president)
$1,000 square feet of Office space in the
modern building at the southwest cor
ner Of Centre and Walker streets (now
occupied by the Health Department.,
for long term OF years at an aggregate
rental OF about 1910. 900. The Telephone
Company will move Its audit and book
keeping departments from 1875 Broad
way to the promises just leased.
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7l.tx77.sSs2.7-Chas panewits 90 Thos
Leddy. lis u ssd ct. mtg $4,000. June
Josephine Hsideiberssr to John Hsppers-
berSer, ste Iteth ct, mtg $4,000. June
Park Az, o c. 1854 ct, 9oxt3.sxsoxt7.1
.Hy Brunning to Anna Drumming,
g3t = 1soth ct. mtg $4,000. June 10,
isls; atty. MoReypolds & II. 80 Maiden
rREsMiN issr.. $50, 8. :s..i,iii;sc.i.;Ji.ccs
r Baum TO Abr Sacks, 15tb Fulton av.
and sno. June 1: atty, II \ Rabinovitch,
go Grand At 400
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GREENE ST. LOFTS IN DEAL.

L. Tanenbaum, Strauss Co. have
sold 162 and l64 Greene street for the
estate OF Emanuel Mandel and l66 and
16S Greene street for the estate of Leon
Mandel. three five story loft buildings
on a plot l00x100. In 1885 Leon Tanen-
baum sold the land to the late Leon
Mandel Of Chicago, who erected the
buildings three years later. Frederick
p. Hammond IL reported to be the new
owner.
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lion will be erected on the newly ac-
CURED property. The realty purchased
is Rutherford leasehoid, and consists
OF four story building on plot 3ox1o0.5
adjoining the Circle corner. The bank
outgrew its present quarters many
months ago. and to relieve congested
conditions leased for its bookkeeping de-
partment the upper part of tho building
at 1123 Broadway.
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FORECLOSURE sALne.


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YoRK.-rhe Emisrant Industrial Savings
Bank plaintiff sEainst John O. Peppisr
ssa C Sa 1887 dssfendasn.'Gcun'y G:rk In
o'Gorman. Plaintiffs Attorneys. No 81
Chambers Street. Manhattan, New York
City.
In pursuance OF a Judgment of forsoyos-
uro and sale, duly made and entered in
the above entitled action. and bearing
Gaze me SIN DAY OF November, 1918. and
entered IN the above entitled action and
bearing date the ard day of June. 1919, l.
ment first mentioned. will sell at public
auction, at the Exchange Salesroom, Nos
1915 Nesey Street in the Borough of Man
haitian, City % New York. on the 17th day
OF June. 1919. at twelve o'clock noon. by
Henry Brady, auctioneer. the premises al
rec'ed by said Judgment to be sold, and
described as follows:
ALL that certain lot. piece or parcel of
and with the building and Improvement,
thereon erected, situate. lying and being
in the Borough OF Manhattan, in the CITY
Of New York. bounded and described as
follows: BEGINNING at a point on tbs
southeriy line OF ono hundred and forty.
tTenty-four ts2D feet and eleven III,
inches essterly from the point OF intersee-
rion OF the southerly line OF said One hun
dred and forty-eighth Street and the cas-
erly line OF Broadway formerly known a
Grand Boulevard) as now laid out and eH.
listing, and running thence southeriy and
Broadway, ninety nine (99) feet and steven
ll) inches; thence running easterly and
parallel with said One hundred and fora-
eighth Street seventeen 40 feet and ons
C) inch thence Sortherly and parallel
with said Broadway. and partly through
a party wall, ninety-nins (as) feet and
eleven GN inches 10 the southeriy line
OF said One Hundred and forty-eishth
street and thence westerly along said
southerly line of said One hundred and
forty eighth Streerseventeen (l7) feet and
one % inch TO the point or place OF begin
ming. said promises being now known as
Number $40 West One Hundred and Forty
eighth Street in said City OF New York.
West l4sth st
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GOTHAM NATIONAL BANK BUYS.

Tie first business Improvement OF i'm
portance projected for Columbus avenue
will result from the purchase yesterday
oy the Gotham National Bank of the
garage property at 203 West Fifty-ninth
street, abutting the present structure of
the bank at 10 Columbus Circle. While
Il could not be confirmed at the bank
Yesterday. II is understood that a sub
santial addition to the financial institu-
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SEA IL.

The street number is $40 West iItth
Street.
Tho approximate amount OF the mort
gage debt Is sll,l43O1. and interest from
october II. 1918: costs and allowances
,is1.S2 and Interest; unpaid taxes and
water charges sS6o.05 and interest
Dated New York. June :. 1919
FRANCIS s. MeAVOY. Referee
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
TAT s3cs THIRD AvENuE.)
BY Joseph p. Day.

BY Joseph p. Day.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, .. s2s n
Barretto ct. 75xi0o-E II smith ct al agt
Hunts Point Garage Co ct al; due, S2i,-
2ts.l6; taxes, $500: pr mtgs eggre-
eating sS2.s0o; adjourned to June II.
BY Joseph & Co.
l3STH ST. L. SIS 100 W Rider av, $40
x70l.l0xi0:3, the canal-City OF " Ggt
Mott Haven Canal Docks: due, =;
taxes &C, t9.4so.SS; adjourned to June
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SANDERS. HENRY-In pursuance OF an
order of Honorable John p. Cohaian, . sur.
notice is hereby given TO all persons
having Claims against Henry Sanders, lAts
OF tho County of New York, deceased 10
present the same, with vouchers thereof
to Ihe subscriber, at her place of Transact
ing business, the once OF her attorneys,
stRnchfeid Levy, No 40 Broadway,
before the 25'n day Of September next
Dated. New York, the 20th day of March.
1919. BERTHA SANDERS, EAecutrix.
sTANCHFIBl.D & LEVY Attorneys for
ExecutriN, 100 Broadway. Manhattan. N. T.
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NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE FoR SALE

WONDERFUL ndsoms
io0. every section Of Bogota, Leonia
N'7semere, Teaneck and West Englewood
'aliiiui grounds s0xl20; price $4,000 /;
Nhs-s l50SS00, many others, some for
rent every Improvement; easy terms; near
Scnoois, churches stores. railroads. trolley,
hudson Tube and movies, Communicate at
t''0 RAYMOND MOORE, West EnEle-
WOO New Jersey. Telephone Englewood
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SITUATION wANTED-NALk.

wASTED-Position In established law
orfice by graduate Of Georgetown Univer-
s,ty Law School not yet admitted TO bar;
now in Government service; references;
please giv1 full particulars NJ. box 100
Gun office.
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HELP WANrED-MALE.


AUTO SAI.ESMAN--In Brooklyn. for
well known. moderately priced pleasure
ear with Immediate deliveries assured;
hirh grade man, preferably with previous
e.nerience, will be offered an attractive
commission. Call 1918 Bedford Ave,
Brooklyn.
LARGE CONCERN, dealing in Iron
and Steel, has several openings for young
man lust graduated from High School.
This ia an unusual opportunity TO work UP
in an old established house. state age, edu-
cation salary expected and give refer-
eness, R. s.. box IS sun once:
WEI HHG Ss spS p :s:
YM O. A TO school. Telephone Columbus
sISW. S7th St. 1890. Special clssse. for lAdtes,
CHEF-First class chef (Protestant1,
must be clean and neat: no objection TO
couple: first class references; two in fam
ily for nearby country place. Call Room
Also woolworth Building. any time be-
tween . and 4
-FOUR experienced BARRIERS between
ages OF Is TO IS for immedist service on
., s Idaho. Uncle SANS greatest
Sattieship. Opportunity to visit South
hppiy on board U. g. s. idaho. Navy
Yard Brooklyn. between and 4.
THOROUGHLY competent French cook
by private family TO so In country, with
son or daughter preferred. to assist In
Kitchen; must make bread, desserts: ref
erences; good wages. NJ. r. 1888 broadway.
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wEsTCmEsTER REAL ESTATE.

llME WAS NEVER MORE oPPoRTUNK
man now 10 select your home site
snow YOU how you can own your own
rome IN attractive surroundings, with
al c'y Improvements at Larchmont.
Nlthin few minutes walk of the
Halon 1aa forty minutes Of New York.
,v,, SYLVESTER FROHOCK,
s.salson ay.. y. Y. City. Tel. 3S7-Grsmsrcy.
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AGENCIES WANTED.

SOLE AGENCIES for Norway required
for articles manufactured in America
canned goods, etc, Address CHRISTI.
ANA" 1S1. A; 5. Rsklsmes Annonce-
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MECHANICs' LIENS.
Manhattan.

lsisT ST, 1855 VIOLIN Albert akt Mrs ]
Whitney. owner and contr; Whitney.
JONES ST. s-Peter F Murphy aIt Lucy
c Drlscoll. owner: Eugene priscoll,
is-S CT aos' w-Reii, King & Co. inc, agt
Maud Bretsehmann. exr, owner; Louis
.--.-...s'.. rontr .,..tf .'.'''' ''.'' WEE J5
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ANDREWS. HORACE in pursuAues
OF order OF Honorable john p. CohAlAn
Surrogate OF the County of New York
notice lie hereby given to all persons having
claims against Horure y. Andrews. late OF
the County Of New York, deCeased IN
present the same with vouchers thereof to
the subscriber at her place OF transactinE
business at tho once Of c. Andrade, Jr ~
Vanderbilt Avenue, in the City of Nav
York. on or before the goth day of July,
1919, next. Dated New York. the 18th day
Of January: 1919. <ANTOINETTE d. AN
Attorney Cor Executr!x. No. 5: Vanderbilt
Avenue. Borough OF Manhattan. CITY Of
New York.
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

WILLIAM ST. 1875. 8. aIi--Thos B Git-
Corp. SOS Bwsy, 20 yrs IF May T. i,is
20 yrs renew; attys A & II Block. 80
,o5ra ST. $40 and su E. ali.Tn tS;'T D
Adams. trustee: 10 Ranalo Petoehns,
si,y Gallo, .s t cedar Asy J. ,s'i iS
ply to Loft. Inc, 400 Broome st, al yrs
r May /. 1919: attys. Gilbert & 9. 40
FULTON ST. Isl. ali-Emiie Ventura S.'t to
the National Park Bank. 2li Bway, 81
yrs fr May !, 1919. . rsnews OF II yrs
each. atty Title Guar & T Co, i7s
EIGHTIETH ST. SIS E. W s. OF front nsrt
on ground foor-Abr FRESHMAN to Sam
uel a Gold, lS+ Graham av. Brklyn.
attys, Koppelman q W, 1H RivinEston
sEyENTY- SECOND ST. :;iii.s w-.AiiSo
s, Realty Co, 10 yrs r. Oct |, lsis attJ,
HENRY ST. sls-Anna swilier ' TO 'I Asoi
\ Cohen as Henry st, : yrs and 81
mos mos, fr c J1ne 10, 1919 atty Benz Bern.
MADISON Az, sss-sss. ali.caroiiine' W
Fraser and ano to Vim King. 81 z ssth
st,, and c SsSi ~ Yrs l,Sm Oct ls:
.sTH ST ii:s-i.5 W. ALI Bryce Smith Smith
to Israel, Oscar and Louis Cohen. hrm OF
J Cohen SONS, II Bleecker at. 10 yrs
from July l. 1919, yrs renew at
liTH ST. l5os F. stcfc.Rogal Shoe t Co to
Philip Cnghr, Sl6 y l7sth ST. and ano. 5
yrs from May l, 1913; atty. d Bitter.
BROADWAY. $50; also Frankiin st. 5s-sS'
all-Frankln Bldg Co TO Manhattan
/, 1919; attys. Holmes. II & c. 20 Broad
ST.. .......,....... VII, 600
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS 10 LET.

lao CLAREMoNr Av.. near I23dd ST.
Flyt room apartment. completely fur
Lbhed from July TO october, 0lo1.ool one
|apdTsd month Apt. 90. MccARMIcK.
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Il MINUTES FROM CENTER OF CITY

Splendid homo OF eight rooms. baths,
sever water, gas, electricity, privilege
y p-"a'A bathing beach. ressonsbl terms
5tF:sct title STEPHENSON, l51 W. 34th
:. IS! Greeisy-Sunday phone 2327
ming
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LIS PESDENs.
Manhattan.

erson aKt Riverside Drive Apartments
0eformation OF lsases)i atty, Allen.
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INSTRUCTION.
FOR BOYS AND YOUNG MEN.

PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY COLLEGE
1.-THE West Point OF the Keystone State Z"
6sth year, Courses In Civil Engineering,
Economies. Chemistry and Finance, Pre-
paratory and Junior Schools Athletics
Catalog Address Col. Charles z. Hyatt,
President, Box $50, Chester Pa.
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hso for season. Apply Boz $50. Lake Pla-
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REAL ESTATE.
HOUSES FOR THE sUMMER,

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Pine Tree Camp for Girls ro soSS, M, NJ.
New York. Miss Blanche d. Price, loI w
School Lane. Germantown. PhiladsIphiA
The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-20
MISS OSTERTAG TALKS
Head of Kansas "Howdy" Committee
ut Chamber of Commerce Today.

Miss Helen k Ostertag. formerly
hostess of the Kansas Welcome asso-
citation, headquarters in New York,
was the speaker of honor at meet
ing of the Military Sisterhood at the
Chamber of Commerce this afternoon.
Miss Ostertag told of her experiences
at the headquarters when those rooms
became packed to the doors with the
returning soldiers of Kansas.
Miss Os ertag was appointed offleial
all-mother and hostess at the Kansas
house by Governor Allen, and in that
capacity she was usually the first
woman to extend the welcome of Kan
sas mothers to the homecoming war
riors who fought Kansas share of the
world war.
The talk was largely a recitation of
the little incidents which best showed
the real attitude of the Kansas fight
ers toward their homes. 1t was re-
plete with stories of personal sacri-
flee and bravery told by the men, and
it contained the real heart throbs of
the boys from France and their desire
for taste of real grub cooked by
mother"
Mrs. Charles I. Martin, national
president of the Military Sisterhood,
was hostess to Miss Ostertag at a
luncheon this noon at the Martin
home. Mrs. G. F. Rees, president of
the Kansas chapter of the Military
Sisterhood, presided at the meeting.