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New-York tribune., 1919-08-12
Ministers Who Preached
to Soldiers Back Home
Four Among Passengers Ar.
irving Here on White
Star Liner Lapiand

The White Star liner Lapand
reached port yesterday with l75 first
cabin and 21O second cabin passengers.
Two hundred and seventy-tive others
landed at Halifax.
The Rt Rev Charles Bayard Mitch
ell, Methodist Bishop OF st. Paul!
Mimi, who preached to the soldiers
in France, was on board. Other clergy
men engaged in the same work who
returned on the Lapland We're the Rev.
Harold Paterson, Of Washington
Heights Baptist Church; the Rev. 4.
S. c. Clarke. Of Evanston, Ill.,, and
the Rev. A. M. Brodie, Of Wichita,
Kan.
Another passenger was Royal Dixon.
writer and lecturer, OF 435 West 119th
Street. Others were Brigadier General
s. W. Battle, of the North Carolina
National Guard, and Carlos Aguirre,
an eviled Mexican. who was in his
country's Senate during the rule Of
Portirio Diaz.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-12
Capt. Theodorus Bailey
Sells Irvington Estate
Property known as Baileywick
Commands Fine View of
Hudson; Other Deals

Prince e. Ripley have sold for Cap
tain Theodorus Bailey, his country es-
tate, known as Baleywick, at Irvingtoa.
with eighteen room dwelling. green
houses, garage and other outbuildings,
to Charles II. Baker, sales manager of
the Atlantic Point Company, Of this
city This property, which aGjoins the
estate OF the late Isaac Seiigman. com
mands a fine view of the Hudson River,
and was held at sos, 900
Samuel Heller Buys at White Plains
The Robert Z. Farley Organization
has sold the home OF Mrs. Chandra
Williams, in Ridgeway Avenue, White
Plains to Samuel Heller, of this city
This house is of the English type OF
architecture and one of the most at
tractive in this section.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-12
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan

18th ST. 1so 5th sy W, IS soy92' S Henry
erty st; atty. JOS c Levi, S5 Nassau st ;
eo1H PF'i sT o s'{e to % as 5th SIpgVC sV
TX irreg; Henry { Lytton TO Esperanto
Mtse 60, 81 Liberty ST; atty, Jos { Lew,
30 Nassau st; Dee SO. 1910. ....... So. 00o
COLUMBIA ST 8, 1853 s Houston St
24.ixl00, Barnet Goldfein and Rene Pos
ner 10 Amelia Wiegand, eXr of George
Wiegand atty. Vim Bernard, 2o6 Bway ;
COLUMBIA ST 5. 1902 Houston st.
24-1xl0o: Barnet Go!dfein and Rene Pos
ner to + VIM Heidc and Josephine 7
Heide, atty, VIM Bernard. -o6 Bway
Nov 30. l9o+ 49, V,ooo
Mary \ Reilly to the Equitable Life AS
surance Society OF the :. atty, l. 7
K T Co; oct 10, 1901 .,....... 81 |. o 90
l45TH sr n $. 10 g 7th av. soN9o.li:
Lucymor Realty Corpn to Jacob Alex
an9er 700 Diamond st, Queens Y:
attys. Marks & Nj. So Park Row; sept
l45TH ST. l55-l57 w; .,acymor Realty
Corpn TO Israel Mandel, atty. n B
Finkelstein, 81 Chambers st; Dec 22,
4c1o- t -iVVV
New-York tribune., 1919-08-12
physician Sells Bronx
Flat to Operators
Property Disposed of at College
Ave. Corner; Brown Buys
i'll Kelly Street

n. L. Wood has sold for Dr.. William
" Whitney, 2sS East 1ssth Street at the
southeast corner of College Avenue -
ilve-story apartment house on n,o+
boxloo. The purchasers are Ignatz Her'
man and d. Freed. '''N ''e'
Another Flat for Brown
Frederick Brown bought from Sam
uel Schroeder, S74 Kelly Street naar
lntervale Avenue, a four-story apart.
ment on plot 37x10O. r"'
Bronx Dwellings Sold
j; Birnbaum has sold to Philip Wat
tUennerg. through Lcitner. Brener &
Starr, s2S and $40 Hunts Point Avenne ~
two three story brick stores and dwell
lngs, each on lot 2Ox113.
Leitner, Brener & Starr also have
sold for Major Lorillard Spencer to
Bryant Avenue, two-famiIv brjcl 3c
house on lot 25x1OO
New-York tribune., 1919-08-12
Chicle Co. to Build Big
Factory in L. |. City
Ihirty-third Plant Erected in
Queens Since First of Yeay-
VIII Cover Enfirf Block

Awarding of contracts last week by
the American Chicle Company to the
Turner Construction Company for q
big factory in Long Island City means
the thlrty-third factory established in
queens since January l, record Of
more than factory week. The total
ground area contracted for in these
thlrty-three contracts is in excess Of
100000 square feet, making a total
iioor space OF over 5000, 900 square
leet. This is probably the greatest in
dustrlal development that has ever
taken place in New York City, or in
any other community in the United
States. within any given seven months
period.
The new Chicle plant will cover one
block in the Degnon Terminal, bounded
by Thompson Avenue, Mount Street,
Manley Street and Mott Avenue. pur-
chased recently from the Degnon Real
ty and Terminal Company. through NJ.
& L. Hess. The block adioins the
American Ever Ready Works and the
plot acquired by the White Company,
OF Cleveland.
The building will be five and six
stories high, of concrete construction
and will be ready for occupancy next
February.
Ballinger & Perratt, who have de-
signed the structure, estimate its CON
struction will demand 2,200 tons Of
steel, $4,000 yards of concrete, 10000
yards of sand and gravel, and $4,000
barrels of cement.
An idea Of the advancement made in
the welfare side of commercial plants
is indicated by the fact that the en-
tire sixth story viii be devoted to en-
ployes' social usages. 1t will contain
separate dining rooms for men and
women, with kitchen and service, rest
room. etc. In addition the main roof
of each side of the building will be
provided with wire Enclosures for
recreation purposes
New-York tribune., 1919-08-12
Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

3D. Az sS0' Fels Lent Cantor. Inc,
asa.ns' Lease hold Improvement co,
00
'4Tli ST. Il West; Alfred ID Hoxic against
nusan fuilyn owner; John Y. VIII
4sTH ST. East; John Wilmouth
against estate Of Eliza w. White. owner;
SAME PROPERTY; same against same.
18Th ST. lls West, Louis J. shapiro
against Theresa w Robinson owner.
Andrew Robinson, contructor. 49,. $50
Bronx
PILOT ST, =. 81 City Island ay. 9oox
zoe; Pittsburgh Plate Glass 60 against
Robert Jacob and John Doe owners.
Lewis r FIuhrer Co, Inc. contractors
klSNeW&lJ sr
New-York tribune., 1919-08-12

Beach. y Y; atty Lind & =. As Cedar
WASHINGTON AV. W s. 80 S lS7th st. 5ox
10l Grace + Adams to Milton s Gintcr-
man. admn. IS Central Park West, atty.
MacNcllar & G, 45 Cedar st......... 81
SAME PROPERTY: Milton Ginternan,
adrnr. TO Dollar Sav Bank, 279- 80 av.
atty. same e............. $50 600
l69TIl ST, 1ol e. Lawyers Title & T co
to Lily j Freeman, South St. Morris
town. j atty, Lawyers 7 & T Co, 100
l'TOdtNdy .'' 'N y
NYSE AV, :. 1875 $ Jennings; Minnie
r S Cornell TO Lawyers Title & T Co.
100 Rway: atty, Lawyers Title & T Co.
IDu BN3N > -" WV
LOTS &, I, map ]. Haight Westches-
ter: Geo Beckman to Emily u Ohse.
1881 Nyse av; atty, A BeclNnan, 1868
SO Blvd ...........-...... ....... 5 /
New-York tribune., 1919-08-12
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

WILLIAM ST. $ W c Frankfort st; stand
Mex Hesse to pus'a BaXaVaneris, 26l
Hester st; years from Aug 10, 1919,
atty. II Siefe't, 25g broadway. 5000
9Th ST, rs. atore and basement; Horn q
nardart Co to Max ISorak rs Division
st; years, 1 month. from Dec IL 1915 ;
atty, Harry Schulman. 154 Nassau
SGTlI ST, 3ii L, basement store s6th at
346 Il. basement floor; cath Schutt to
Samuel Schwartz, $40 f seth st; Years
months, from Aug /, l9le......s sl,Oso
1S'rH ST. III e, all; Ellen VI Parker and
ano. exrs. to Adolph Hermann. III II
18th st: years and months from oct
J. 1919; atty, John Iernon, 80 4th
ave .,....-..... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 50, 900
42p ST, 2l5-223 ". all; Burgwyn Realty
Corp to From Theatres Corp 229 " A2d
st; 2l years from completion of build
ings; attys, Eihus, v G y +, III Broad /
way ..,.... .-...-....- Ssf. 500
LEMON AV. 81. corner store; Max Rcgel-
man to Henry KaVaiier, JIG w 1l4ih st:
year and months from July t. 1919,
address. 81 I.euoX av..............$1,92 $50
MoRNlNGSlD AN +, 20-23. all, Stars &
stripes Realty 60 to Jennie Wax. 10 "
l-3th St 3 years from Nug I. 11i9 atty.
Jos r Greenberg. 299 Broad way. 81 900
96TH ST, - ", all; IS and 80 Manhattan
~ Corpn to Nohan NJ BoyaJian 40
1919; address. l49 broadway ......'.. $Sn3
A1STER)AM AN, 40. ; store. james =
Bayles to John Fonelll. 50 W lolst st;
. years ana II mouths from Nov !. 1918;
address. 4lo Amsterdam av...... -. 90
Bronx
BROOK Az Gs3-Gs2ia; store Conron
Bros Co to AleN C'reenwald. sl1 CaulG-
we'll av, from Aug /. 1919. to Aug 81
1921; atty. " Sollfrey. 3o2 Broad
SAME PROPERTY; Alex Greenwald to
Menke Bros. Inc, $50 Westchester av;
from Aug !, 1919 to Oct 81. 1917; atty,
same ...... ,aVV
l72D ST. So6 Il. apartment on FIRST loor
Morris Feldman to Phineahs Salamon
152 nth st. yrs, from Aug t.
1919; atty. j Salo,non, on prem. 81 200
PROSPECT AV, 9G5-67. store; Zarland
Realty Co TO Meyer Kaminsky, SIS r
163d st; atty II haminsiSy, SIS Il l65d
ST ; Xrs from Nov l. 1913 81 ; 4 4
New-York tribune., 1919-08-12
New Broad St. Home of Post
& flagg to Cost 100000

Plans were filed with the Building
Department yesterday by the archi-
tects, George B. Post & Sons, for the
new home of Post & Flagg, which the
brokers are to erect at 40 and 81 Broad
Street on a.plot 50.6x92x irregular.
The plans call for seven-story Office
building estimated to cost SlOS,O00
The torty-ninc Broad Street, Inc
George B. Post. president, is named as
the owner. The site was purchased
last June from the Alliance Realty
Company through Frederick Southock
& Alwyn Ball. jr.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-12
Brooklyn Houses. to Be Ready
In January, Sold from Plans

Samuel Galitzka and j. Lacov have
sold for the Poret Building Corpora-
ton, to two clients for occupancy. the
new two story and attic. one-familv
houses. with garages. each on plot COX
loV, on the east side OF East Four
teeflth Street, 140 and 100 feet north
OF Avenue I. These houses were sold
from plans and will be ready for oc
cupancy January next.
The Meister Builders have pur-
chased from the Bond and Mortcare
Company the five-story tenements az
19l Adams Street. on plot 25x97.6.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-12
Fiulne Peace Guarantees
Drafted by Allied Board
Conditions Expected 10 Satisfy
France Without Offending
Dignity of Italy

ROME, Aug. 1.-THE Allied commits
sion appointed by the Supreme Council
to investigate recent disorders at
Fiume has concluded its work and has
evolved solution OF the difficulties
there. the Corriere Della Sierra says
to-day.
The commissions findings, according
to the newspaper, ire not limited to es-
tahlishing facts in the case. but ad-
vance proposal which the commission
holds would guarantee peace in F'iume
The newspaper adds that the con-
clusions reached are of such nature
as TO satisfy France without offending
the dignity or pride Of italy
New-York tribune., 1919-08-12
Tall Riverside Drive Fiat
Bought By Natanson

The Wood-Dolson Company has sold
Tor Philip Livingston to Max II. Ma
tanson the Clifden, at 264 Riverside
Drive, at the south corner of Ninety
ninth Street, an cleven-story apart
ment on plot 106 feet on Riverside
Drive and 116 feet on Ninety ninth
Street. There are three families to a
floor.
Brown Sells Fifth Avenue Plot
Frederick Brown has sold 1891 Fifth
Avenue. tivestory apartment with
store on lot 25X100, to a client Of Will
liam S. Baker
New-York tribune., 1919-08-12
Jews Plan Building
Campaign for New York
~ Structures to Be Erected or
Enlarged in Campaign to
Provide Work for Poor

Inc Federated Jewish institutions
will erect buildings and construct adj
ditions for twenty-nine Institutions Of
charitable nature in the city of New
York.
Jacob H.. Schiff, Felix Warburg,
Colonel H. A. Guinzberg, Sam 4.
Lewisohn and others are among the
prime movers in this building plan.
Buildings will be erected for the thou
sands of poor who are in need of at
tentlon and at the same time the
economic problem Of the country will
be helpcd toward solution.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-12
Former Mead Estate Prop
crtX in Greenwich Sold

GREENWICH, Conn, Aug. LIE. W.
Russell has sold an estate here for
s275, 900 to a New York resident. The
residence on the property was de-
stroyed by fire two years ago 1t was
part Of the farm Of the late Senator
Cornelius Mead. which had been the
family home for several generations
1t was purchased by My. Russell for
100000. The property is on North
Street and adjoins the estate Of w
Z. S. Griswold and the estate Of w. r.
s. Croft
New-York tribune., 1919-08-12
CITATIONS

THE PEOPLE or The STATE OF NEW
YORK. BY IllE GRACE OF cOu
FREE AND INDErENbENT
TO Heber K Bishop Francis o. Bishop
James {. Bishop. cgden NJ bishop. Mary
G.. Bishop Elizabeth r. Hartman. HAr-
riet +s Lanier. Edith y. Taylor. Harriet
T. he iast Will and testament Of Alexander
i. Paterson deceased Heber Il Blshor.
r., John Bish9p Robert Ogden B.sson
body. Augusta II. Sigourn,v, Nathalr. Z.
noate. Nuri.l Bishop Abigail u BlsnoS
Reginald y l.anier. oliver - larsiu a..
Mary =. Ecarn. Reginald b. Taylor. Fran
80 Tas 'or. Iarian Taylor. taHn Taylor,
Mabel ". Bishop. Gertrude PEN NiSafr
Luther b Arnold. as guardian of Harriet
l. Arnold. and to ali persons Interested ~
creditors, legatees, neNt ~ kin or otAet-
use "a ;ae estate ~ HEBER
i;iSHDP. .leceased. Who III the tiui~ of al-
Avenue. in the city County and Stato Il
Ne~ York. send greeting
SIDING AT Mount kisco Westchester County.
New York. y. Y, ana Francis g. IslsHnf}
residing at Mount kiseo. Westches,er
You and each Of YOU are hereby cited
to show cause bof0r- tho 3 S4rr9ga.tt.s
Court Of NV York County, hcld AZ fEe
! ork, on the 16tn dav Of september. Ifla.
al haii-past ten clock in the forenoon
OF that day. why the account 0f proceed
lngs Of Noses TAYLOR and Francis {.
Last Wii and Tes,anlent Of said Hober
x. Bishop. deceased, of the several trus, =
by said WIN created for tls hansat -
tleber f. Eishop. Francis g. Bishop. larle,
g. Bishop ogden NJ Bisnop. Mar C.
Bishop, harriet b I-arler Editn y
,ay!or. Elizabeth r Hartman. Harrlet 3
Arnold ana Alexander J. Paterson should
not be JUDI tally settled and allowed
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF We have
caused he Seal of the Surrasare-'
Court If the said County Of New
York IT, b. nereunto affixed
WITNESS: HONORABLE JOHN + CO.
HALAN. Surrogate n. our
said County. a. the County q
ISeal) r'ew York. the 4lst dsg ~ July
ir the year of our lord one
toousand ulue hundred and ula4-
ten
DANIEL } DOWDNEY
Gle. * OF The Surresatss' Court
New-York tribune., 1919-08-12

Flanders front moving pictures taken
by Paul ] Eainey we're shown per
sonal.y by him.
Dinner parties were given tonight
~ Mrs. Miller Graham In honor of
pr. and Mrs prestCn p. Satterwhife.
Mrs. Peter Roberts s'rs su.r. r.
Paul. Mrs. Charles S. Baldwin and Mrs.
F. LotArop Ames.
Count and Countess di Zoppola lcft
for New York to-day concluding Then
visit 10 NJ and Mss Stanlev n rtssr
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Duncan an
rounced two d'N~cr paris t0e
weekend when 1t IS expected that they
Crest.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-12
Shuberts Take Over Dwell.
ings in West 10Th Street

Lee. and J. J. Shubcrt leased from
Hattie Hill the property at 219-225
West Forty-eighth Street, site Sox
zoos, containing four three-story
dwellings.
The lease is for twenty years from
July III last and carries an option of
three renewals for similar terms. The
property is located just west of Broad
way and opposite the Longacre Thea
ire. 1t adjoinS on the west the Union
Methodist Episcopal Church.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-12
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

18th ST. lss-ls7 ": mtg $4,000; Max
atty. A l Spiro, l35 Bway 90
2sn ST. 2l6 " mtg $4,000; Robert Alex,
andef 10 Nar!a s Sitnpson 3s2 " s0th
st; atty, Middlebrook a r, 4s Cedar
AUDUBON Av, o . lssth st; mtg $50 o0o :.
Trustees OF the Masonic Hall 1 Asvlun n,
Fund to LAWYERS Mort 60, SO Liberty q. :.
atty l. & Co. $50 Bway; int OF
$4,000
Bronx
SOUTHERN BLVD. =. s25 Barre.,o.
ioxl00: Columbia Construction Co 10
Oliver Davis; atty, Oliver e Davis.
32l0 sd av: nm int OF. 200
Jacob Rosenthal. 446 Blvd, Rockaway
New-York tribune., 1919-08-12
Seller of 10th St. Buildings

Pepe & Bros. were the brokers in the
sale Of 420 and 422 West Forty-sixth
Street to Menaconi Bros, sculptors,
who erected the Victory Arch at Fifth
Avenue and Twenty-third Street. An
erroneous report had the property sold
by John J. Hoech, which should have
been for client OF the latter.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-12
Rentals at Far Rockawav

Herman Frankfort has rented at Far
Rockaway for L, S. Livermore to
Philip Levitt, Far Rockaway, a cot
tage ON Sheridan Boulevard for two
years; for II. NJ. and Eva B. Smith to
f. n. Drucker a cottage on Chandler
Avenue; for Sarah Welkison to David
Lutrin building on Grove Street for
five years, and for L. II. Strouse to S.
Trop cottage on Kensington Grounds
for three wears
New-York tribune., 1919-08-12

above the mortgage. $15o.ooo. The
rental to be paid by Mr.. Kramer is
said to be on fee valuation basis of
100000. f. II. Ludlow & Co. and Rice
" Hill negotiated the lease. There
was great rivalry for possession Of the
buildings.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-12
SURROGATES' NOTICES

~ YuAsuAECE Or AN ORDER OF HON
ORABLT JOHN =. COHhLAN, :s-ro
gate OF the County OF Ne~ ycrk. ;,Ci ICE s.
hereby gia en- - al pSfr5Ds having aim,
egalnst BENJAMIN a. Williams. ls e u.
the County q New 1orN dssceassd. ! = esea'
the with vouchers thereof 20 the S)t
scrlbers ct the office q Joseph Y an v.A.
.r., 10 III 5th Avenue IL the City II Ne~
York or or before The 24th lay c. Augas'
Dated. New York the l7th day Of SsDru.
HERBERT D BROWN.
Joseph VAN NiECH. IN
Executors
New-York tribune., 1919-08-12
Newport Society Active
Mrs. Taller and Mrs. Graham
Among Day's Hosiesses
Special Corr-spond

Special Corrsspondtnce
was some entertaining to-day the sum
mer colony seemed quiet because there
were no morning gathering at the
Casino for tennis
A luncheon was given by Mira. Craig
Biddle. There was a large gathering
OF the children of the summer colony
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. Suf-
fern Taller. where African hunt and
New-York tribune., 1919-08-12
sJRRuGArES NOTICES

PLATKY LECN-IN PURSUANCE oP
ali order of Honorable John T.. tnIafAa.
a ~urr1eale uf rho Comfy ~ >-~ Ya-d
Notce - hereby given 81 a. Il+--...4a la.-
lns c.elin- alnst Lon fia;k5 .ate or tns
COUNTY ~ sew N4ra. de. -asas fo pres-.
the SAME, WITH tupc he's 10. rrof t. me
subs III brr. at tho fit of Al.A.sil- (
strye ner attorneys at So = NisIan
Street n tar bofo4gn % An-atIAa a
the city -i Nrw lorS state os Sew Yo-N.
on OF > fore the l3tA d., of November
1919. next
Dated Ne~ YORK. The Jsia day OF May.
1918
ANNIE PLATkH. Adr olstf~trsx
WHITES x STRIKER .~oeys
l1r itfln I.tfatflN Nn.r and - .
ADDE'S - N4llas. street H1rulr .
OF AaahattAn. Ne~ York ciy
New-York tribune., 1919-08-12
franco-Spanistl Line
Opened South Of Border
Railway Through Tunnel in
Pvrenees Cuts Paris-NIadrid
Distance 200 Miles

PARIS, Aug. 1.-The first section of
the Trans Pyheneean Railroad between
Ripoll and Ribas, about five miles
south Of the Franco-Spanisn border,
was opened formally yesterday. The
ceremony was attended by Francisco
Cambo, former Minister of Public
Works, and Senior Cayera, representing
the Spanish Ministry of Development,
and the French Deputy, Emmanuel
Brousse
The s-Pyreneean Railroad passes
through the tunnel which was COM
pleted through those mountains last
March This tunnel shortened the dis
tance between Madrid and Paris by 200
miles. reducing the total distance to
700 miles. The construction of the tun
mel was begun in 1915, after more than
ten years of negotiations between the
French and Spanish governments.
Up to this time railway communica-
ton between the two countries has
been scanty, as only TWO roads run
from France to Spain, at either end OF
the Franco-Spanish border. Most of
the commerce between the two coun-
tries has been carried on by sea.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-12
Rent 9th Ave. Corner Buildings

Louis Schrag and Dwight, Archibald
& Perry have leased for Josephine S.
Price the two tive-story buildings at
410-412 Sixth Avenue, at the southeast
corner of Twenty-ffth Street, for
term of ten years to Isaac Goldberg
New-York tribune., 1919-08-12
Building Loan Contracts
Bronx

LA FONTAlNE Av. . $. 20O.a lsOth
ST. e5Nl00; James G Vent loans & p
Building Co. Inc, TO erect one-story
garage (s payments> ........... SIS 900
LOTS 2l4 and the eastery one-half OF
lot 2l3. map or 277 lots property Of
Dyre Avenue Realty CO. Eastchester
Saw Bank loans Otto and Ellen johnson
to erect q building g.............. .$S. 500
New-York tribune., 1919-08-12
Satisfied Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

18TH ST. 80 w: John c Ratstone agt
Elsa 7. Curtis ct al; February 2l.
SAME PROPERTY same agt same; April
~, AYIF ......... $l'N 4."'
HAMILTON PF.. I'll; X Eccles agt
Milo Realty Co ct al: May 7. 1919 (can-
celled) Observation-Disclosures. 500. 81
New-York tribune., 1919-08-12
Hrn..-. St-.nt

BFoof. Street
approximate an.o ount - -. MORT i..r.
iett costs sf-a allowances S-u.nsI WIN
INTEREST +ra cNrrnsHs uf raIe Il,....-
'H'" t-nt lf ftN-S tul water i...
f'tH. lHsef l-r with iutrfest ant -
tlff.@
l.'- ssid rren'Ises are $50 he s1 sub.
i"ct f' 'n. ret' hfNNnt ef t1r hlIl nf y
ae fr'''. .ises iatn.ainE nn 'f. s.9fh .t
.f's n4 fi" s.lfi itraI rhnfsr Hn a
surs't Coo. g. Haa-fith. dafri Nlv
H. 1910 Also Sub eef 30 ha. a.a4 f..
atiintlpus and frEaI.itI.us tnnt4It0. n 4
r' luu NrfiHan. aiHrfal lI
iflf Uy tne Hnar ol E.ifn.4te lnl ha-
rfti"rn rft of fne tlt %tN Y'rt afi
filiene n.rnts thereto Also subject lo ce-
isrirf f-uruf
lA-..t. <sn Yor', June 2ith. iefr
VI ILliAM i WOODWARD Referee.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-12
Peillamwood BUYER to Build

Burke Stone has sold for the Pelham
wood Company six lots at Highbrook
and Washington avenues. Pelhamwood,
to P. Z. Peterson, who intends to erect
two dwellings.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-12
MORTGAGE roKEcIos,

] WILL. lpREcLoSE AND SEff tT
public auction 80 TO- Ansf lfiaa Af.-
nuf. Manhattan. ra August 3D. ittt at
,..t1la A. tAflH- sl.eIr.l
gtse :saaf nt George fair pb-li 81 Jtalt-
BROS s. Lea iNE. Au. t-rn-.r
New-York tribune., 1919-08-12
NEW JElsSEY

80. HOME; modern throughout; Rot
rooras neat four bedrooms. two dressing
Dio, lTo baths on second floor. Corner
c., iVpxl50. Price $500 cash $1,000.
Resi.r, rotmer owner sl4.500 Leonia Homes
-..sNy %. I.eonia n ]
New-York tribune., 1919-08-12

SsARsDALE- GIVE Us AN OPPOR
D.. UNITY to help you build your own home
estate. the sncst suburb IN Westchc 81 er
~. ..-y 10 minutes to New York via electric
snr'ce' macadam roads. brtck sidewalks.
"e's ard water We offering lots
~. p'"ts ny pre- war prices. Scarsdale
fs-srinont Corp. Madison ave. 2577
rpki'ifY HOME. New Rochelle, rooms
,,o,' beih gss. electricity. large Neranda ;
VII 'or sari-se nice trees Within ) min
es',, So 10 Keno i'ay. boating. fishing, bathing
ssss e,sO''sh nj heighboihood price only $500 ;
FL. ~ .ri ms. t.. g. KIRHOFER, tel. sS 230
-'suenol st. New Rochelle
New-York tribune., 1919-08-12
For Sale

Property located a. corner
o. Nan Wycb Ave and
Bath Place. Jamaica &C
cupying the entire lot OF
loot frontage on Van
Wyek Ave- and running on
Bah Piare g bout 700 feet
Substantial brick building
half cf 1t three ssories
high Close to Freight Sta
ton o. Long Island Rail
WAY Ada ptable to most
a1ufac1urinE purposes
Tor information and price
inquire Of T. c. Muth. 10S
Il 1dsoa 81. New York
New-York tribune., 1919-08-12
Lis Pendens
Manhattan

18TH ST 1879 ": Phebe Warren Nc
Conihe agt Linda Rau ct 81 Gore
closure OF MORTGAGE; ATTY. w McCcn-
New-York tribune., 1919-08-12
COUNTRY PROPERTY WANTED

tSrNIRY HOUSE wANTnD--Family of
year. oesires TO lease for two or three
two I'm, ha.I urnished house having at least
mtns,.oa ,.a'ns and preferably about forty
Island from city; will not consider Long
1850 p or New Jersey. G. NJ Hubbard
-----oao"ay Telephone Bryant 4o@0
";A,aMTED-six rooms for lease. with OPP
Ef,hin ~ - ony: gas. other improvements
~ oa,v miles; Oct. !. Room o10. 81
"a ~s'a u. Madison Square 1891.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-12
FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET

sEtha facing Beautiful Morn
~-irgside Park Elevator
large Rooms and modern conve-
corr,,.~, -nieuces: $SbS100.
.s..SMAN. 40 Morningside Av.. cor lis st.