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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-14
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AID Mabe LintIienm. Conduit street,
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Sho WIS gassed during the Argonne
drive IS recovering his full health and
strength lie was born IN Ans polls,
ani Ii the nephew Of both Postmaster
Thomas ] Linthicum and Mrs. Lin
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New-York tribune., 1919-10-02
Motors and Motorists

Representatives Of the manufactur-
ers OF automobiles and motor trucks OF
the entire country will be present to-
day a. the quarters Of the National
Automobile Chamber OF Commerce 70
make drawings for spaces at the Ma
tlonal Automobile Shows that will be
held in New York and Chicago in 1920.
The members of the association get
first choice Of the space allotted and
the non-mem m bers draw afterward. 1t
IS beyond question that the number of
manufacturers to apply for space will
be larger than ever before in the his
tory of the industry, as it is equally
beyond question that there will be a
bigger show than ever before both Of
passenger cars and motor trucks.
The order Of choosing space for the
show Is dependent on the amount of
business done by the various companies
IN the quarter preceding the drawing
On this basis it Is an easy guess that
the choices among the first ten will 20
to Buick, Overland, Dodge Brothers.
Studeoaker, Chevrolet, Maxwell, Pack
ard, Cadillac and Oldsmobile, although
not necessarily in that order.
There is a good deal of feeling among
the truck exhibitors against holding
the motor truck show in the 8th Coast
Artillery Armary, which is away up in
The Bronx. the same week that the
passenger car show is being held at
Grand Central Palace. This is held to
De so far out Of the beaten track that
1T will make the truck show a side is
sue and will work against the attend
ance. The truck exhibitors would pre-
fer TO take space in Madison Square
Garden and the 69th Regiment Armory,
New-York tribune., 1919-10-02
Map Complications
Puzzle Bidders at
Bronx Lot Sale
Book System Causes Delay;
Auction Is Adjourned
Until UnsOld Realty Is
Printed on Single Card

After selling at auction 1862 more lots
of the Sound Realty Company's prop
crty in the East Bronx, for total Of
sl59,175, Joseph p. Day adjourned the
sale yesterday until such time as prop
er arrangements could be made to dis
pose Of the balance Of the 1000 lots
that were contained in the original
offering. Announcement will be made
in few days Of the date on which the
sale will be resumed
The principal difficulty that seemed
to stand in the way Of the rapid mar
keting Of the property was found in
the book maps, which were so volumi-
nous and so complicated that by the
time some of the bidders found the
page and the lot on which bids were
being asked the property had been
sold. The condition presented by the
book maps could not we'll be overcome
because of the vast area covered by the
lots, extending from White Plains Road
to the Westchester and Boston Rail-
road and from south OF Bronx and Pei
ham Parkway almost to the city line.
Third of Offering Sold
IN two afternoons Mr.. Day disposed
Of 2s3 lots for a total of $685. 1925, or an
average of $l,145. The prices were low
as compared with prices paid before
the White Plains Avenue subway ex-
tension was opened; but, again. the
bargains obtained resulted largely
from the intricaces of the book map.
At yesterdays sale there were wide
fluctuations in prices. White Plains
Avenue lots sold for from $3.50 to
s2,1o0, the higher price being bid for
property near 235th Street and the
lower for lots near Nereid Acenue. The
highest price Of the day, $4,100. was
paid for a corner at Nereid Avenue and
White Plains Road. North Of 242d
Street the prices on White Plains Ave
nue. were $3.50 to $1,s5o; north Of
$3.50, and lots Immediately in the rear
on Furman Avenue, $780, north of
239th Street, 5000; north of 242d Street
through to Richardson Avenue, extra
deep lots,Sl.s5O to 81 $50.
So low were some Of the prices that
individual, members of the Sound
Realty Company, like Max Marx, Som
Brothers and J. Romaine Brown
bought extensively for their own &C
counts.
To Remake Maps.
At the conclusion Of the sale Mr.
Day made the following statement:
The sale was SO involved that it re-
quired the assembling of forty-seven
separate and distinct maps between the
covers of one book map, which was ten
times as large as any ever before pre-
pared for an auction sale. Despite
The fact Of the difficulties Of the
situation, however, sold all the
lots presented on the maps of the scat
tered lots. The sale of the balance OF
the lots will be announced in the daily
papers just as soon as all the remain
ing maps can be consolidated in one
single, easy to handle map
At the beginning of the sale Mr.. Day
made the announcement from the auc-
ton stand that all of the Sound Realty
Co. lots would be sold to the highest
bidders, and if the stockholders of the
company, in their capacity, desired tc
bid for any Of the lots they could dc
so in competition with the other bid
ders. In this way, Mr.. Day said, they
sustained their reputation for fail
dealing.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-02
Importers Get Space in
Building on Fifth Avenue

William A. White E. Sons, in con-
junction with the Brown, Wheelock
Company, have leased to Emanuel "
Voska and Carl Byoir, exporters and
importers, space at $50 Fifth Avenue
This is the third lease n this building
in the last month, and is an indication
Of the activity developing in this Sec
ton.
Charles F. Noyes Company has leased
large space in the Frankel Building,
81 John Street, to the Thames
& Mersey Marine Insurance Com
pany, Ltd, and space to the Nor
wich Union Indemnity Company;
also offices in the Masonic Building,
at 46 West Twenty fourth Street, to
William Gross.
Cross e. Brown Co. have leased
the store space to Mrs. z. Latour, at
at Seventh Avenue and 116th Street to
Charles H. Kaplow and Sam Hant; the
third loft at ga to 528 Broadway to the
Herculean Products Company; the
third floor at 244 West Forty-ninth
Street to Allen-W Waring Auto Corpora
tion and Office space in 79 Fifth Ave-
nue. to Elmer Friedman.
Louis Schrag, has leased for the
Gregory estate and T. B. Graham. the
building at the southwest corner of
Twentyseventh Street and Seventh
Avenue, together with the building at
202 West Twenty-seventh Street, to L.
Jafe, for a term of years, and the store
at 291 Seventh Avenue, to Rosenzweig,
Scheter & Haspel
Samuel Fl. Martin has leased the first
floor at 151 West Sixty-eighth Street,
to Joseph S. Burton.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-02
No End i'm Demand
For Bronx Apartments
Daniel Jackson Gets Two Mod.
ern Structures on Crotona
Parkway: Dwellings Sold

Daniel H. Jackson has purchased
from the Edmund Francis Realty Com
pany, Philip Rhinelander, president,
1892 Crotona Parkway, at the north
east corner of Elsmere Place, known
as the Wilson Court, and 9l5 Elsmere
Place, adjoining on the Parkway. two
hve story apartment houses, on plot
109x2o0, having accommodations for
eighty families. G. w. Cahen was the
broker.
Resale in Ogden Avenue
Nehring Brothers have resold for
Francis V. Smith 1885 and 1888 Ogden
Avenue, five story apartment house,
on plot 50x111.
Shamrock Apartments Sold
Adolph Trube and Louis Becker have
sold for the Vyse Estate Investing
Company the Shamrock apartments, at
the corner Of Freeman Street and Vyse
Avenue.
Operators Sell in Daily Avenue
The Arc Realty Company has sold to
|. Bernstein 21O8 Daily Avenue, five
story triple apartment house, on plot
43x75. The Arc Realty Company also
sold to Morris Syrkin, the present ten
ant, the two family house at 2118 Vyse
Avenue, on lot 20x100.
Investor Buys in Loring Place
Morris Sax has sold for Henry Bloch
the five story modern apartment house
at 1920 Loring Place, on plot 40x106,
to John Stukitz.
Ryer Avenue House for Investor
McLernon Brothers have sold for a
client to an investor the five story
twenty family house, on plot 5Ox10o, at
2244 Ryer Avenue.
Boulevard Store Building Sold
J. Clarence Davies has sold for the
Fordham Concourse Corporation to A
HaoF 240O and 2402 Grand Boulevard
and Concourse and running through to
Ryer Avenue, one story brick store
building, on plot 50x60
Buyers for Dwellings
The Meister Builders have resold to
firm Of operators the six two family
frame houses at 1868 to 1913 Kelly
Street.
Frederick Brown has sold to Mary
Foley 270O Creston Avenue, a two-and-
a-half~story dwelling, on plot 40x74. E.
Osborne Smith was the broker
s. Roumenell has sold 34l East 153d
Street, a three story dwelling. on plot
25xl00.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-02
FORECLOSURE NOTICE

York Fulton Trust Company Of New YORK
as Committee, etc. Plaintiff. against Mary
Z. Wood and others, Defendants.
In pursuance Of d Judgment Of foreclosure
and sale. duly made and entered in the above
entitled action and bearing date the 5th day
OF September. 1919 l. the undersigned. the
referee in said Judgment named VIII sell
a Ao iS 4s arg0 Vessy s @ m am sales
OF Manhattan. City Of New York the sth
day ot October, 1912. at q o'clock noon
the premises directed by said judgment 10 be,
sold. and therein described as Follows All
that certain p.ece or parcel OF land situate
in the CITY OF New York. and bounded and
BEGIEN1NG at the southwe~terly corner
Of One hundred and rwenty-third Street and
Lenox Avcnue. and running thence West
vardly along the southerly side Of Ore Hun
dred and T*enty-third Street 80 le:sA,y}
Lenox Avenre - twen:y-tour) feet and
feighD inches: thence Eastwardy and par
ailei with one Hundred and Twenty
Street 50 'eigbry) feet 20 the Westerly side
of Ienox Avenue. and thence Northward!y
along Lenox Avenue "a Nwenty-four) fee,
and teight) inches 10 the point or place Of
:. The said premises being now known ss
Number 2os Lenox Avenue and being the
NJ the first part (said Virginia WOOD by
William c. Wood her husband BY deed
dated the 10Th day Of November. lss,. and
recorded in Block series ot Conveyances
Section r. Liber l. page rs.
SUBJECT 20 Covenants against nusa nces
and 10 building contained in deed made
ey John Bruce and wife James Stewart
dated September "a. 1881. and recorded Octo-
her %. 1851. IN Lib-r 5s2 OF Conveyances at
page o2l: and TO any state OF facts which
an accurate survey would show.
Dated New York September is, 1918
THOMAS = CRAWFORD Referee
KNEElAND. HARRISON & HEWITT. Al
iorneys for Plaintiff 43 Cedar Street
New York City
The following Is g diagram Of the property
TO o. "a
Avenue.
West I2ard Street
New-York tribune., 1919-10-02
first Street, on plot 10Oxl25. There ara
five apartments on floor.
Investors Buy In Il3th Str.c+

first Street, on plot 10Oxl25. There nre
five apartments on a floor.
Investors Buy In 1l3th Street
Charles Wynne and Louis II. Low
nave sold the stx-story apartment at
Day ana Dol West 113th Street, adjoin-
ing the northeast corner Of Broadwav
on plot 1ooxl00. The buyers are
syndicate of investors, represented bv
Jacob l. Berman. Millard Wet was the
broker.
Resale Of 115th Street Flat
Byrne Baumann have resold for
Mandelbaum & Levine 629 West 1l5th
street, an eight-story apartment, COX
roV, between Broadway and Riverside
Drive. 1t was acquired by the sellers
from Lawrence Jacobs, who Is now in
Japan and conducted negotiations by
cable
Old 9TH Avenue Holding Sold
The Stock family has sold to q eli
ent of Louis w. Osterweis 349-351 Sew
plot S6x75. The property has been
owned by the selling family for half a
century.
136th st. Plot Buyers to Build
The Filrose Construction Company
Ai''P NruteWltcn, presldent) has pur-
chased from the Metropolitan Trust
Company the plot 100xl00 located on
the south side of 136th Street, 100 feet
east of Riverside Drive, and will i'm
mediately build six-story apartment
containing small suites. The Filrose
Construction Company has built many
apartments in the Washington Heights
section.
Tenement in Avenue A Sold
James H. Cruickshank has sold to
Helen Menard, of 1925 Avenue A. a
hve-story tenement on plot 25x87, ad-
joining the corner of Seventy first
Street. Mrs. L. Covert was the broker.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-02
Vanderbilt Contests Suit

Reginald c. Vanderbilt, obtained sr
order from Justice Erlanger directing
William Powers to furnish bill o.
particulars in his suit for s25. 1000 for
the killing of MS son. Edward Powers.
by Mr.. Vanderbilt's autom mobile.
Mr.. Vanderbilt wants Mr.. Powers 20
tell the exact location of his son on
FIRST Avenue at the time of the scci
dens and other specific details concern
ing IT,
Mr.. Vanderbilt also asked the name
or other identification % the person
driving the automobile Mr.. Wander
bilt was not IL the car a. he time o.
the accident
New-York tribune., 1919-10-02
Brooklyn Home Buyers
Keep Brokers on Jump
Demand for Houses Steadily In.
creasing in All Sections
of the Borough

The McInerney-Klinck Realty Com
pany has sold the three story store and
apartment building at 1116 Flatbush
Avenue, on plot 2lx10O, for Herman C.
Meyer.
Samuel Galitzka & J. Lacov have
sold l109 East Twenty-second Street, 8
one-family house, with double garage,
on plot 50x100.
F. c. Sauter has sold the three story
and basement brick dwelling at 1896
Tenth Street to Herman and Mary
Zwilinske for Mrs. Anna G. Cowper-
thwaite.
Charles C. Stelle has sold the dwell
ing at 200 Bergen Street for client TO
Marie M. Powers.
Burling E. Swan have sold for Ida c.
Keck the dwelling on lot 19x1o0 at 428
Quincy Street.
Edward G. Vail jr., has sold to &
client Of Louis ". Osterweis the dwell
ing in the course of construction on
the north side of Eighty Street,
280 feet east of Nineteenth Avenue, on
plot 40xl0O.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-02
Leases Aggregate $2,OOO,OOO

Robert j. Coverdale leased to the
National Drug Stores Corporation the
store at az Park Row through to Mas
sau Street for ten years for L. A.
Treadwell as agent; two stores in con-
junction with Murray Apfelbaum in
Paterson; in Jamaica in conjunction
with Booth, Haugaard & Jobes; in
Mount Vernon with the Anderson
Realty Company, and in New Rochelle
with the O'Connor Real Estate Agency.
Mr.. CoverdaIe leased to the National
Hat Stores Corporation the stores at
4 and Columbus Circle; in 500 Fifth
Avenue; corner store in the building
in course of erection at 16Otn Street
and Broadway; building at Washing
ton Street and Myrtle Avenue, Brook
lyn. and the ground floor of building
at the corner of Market and Halsey
streets, Newark, in conjunction with
Murray Apfelbaum. The leases aggre-
gate 100000.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-02
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
HES9 Business Property
REAL ESTATE
LONG ISLAND

P0R sALE--Unusually attractive aN-year
home. new Colonial brick dwelling, with
garage. Arst hoor has large living room.
lining room, kitchen; extra toilet and
laundry n basement. second floor bed
rooms. lied bath interior finished thro ous h
out a white enamel woodwork and mahog-
any doors parQuet floors throug hout, hot
water heat. gas. electricity, sewer. &c.
restricted section: no assessments. min
ates walk 10 large park and bathing, one
niocS expresa station. is minutes Grand
Central. scent fare. 81 900 casn required
balance on terms, for plan and photo, call
write phone J. 5. Withers. % East SD
St.. tai $40 Murray Hin.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-02

Tbs approximate amount OF the lien or
charge. satisfy whirn the aoovedcscrioed
property is TO be sold. Is Twenty-Five thou
sand five hundred, twenty-five 5o-le0 dollars
s22 522 50> with interest thereon from the
l3th day OF August. 1919 together with the
costs and allowance amounting 70 four haa-
dred -FOUR 100 dollars fSs0i.il1. VII. IN
tere>t from september .. 1919, together with
the expenses or the sale. The approximate 70
amount u Of the taxes, assessments and
70 The pure haser out OF The purchase money
paid b. the Rsferee. - one thoLsa nd
;hirty-sN $1,000 dollars Il.oss.so) and in
Ierest.
Dated New York. sep,enbsr IS. 1919
THOMAS J. CRAWFORD. RcfsrNA
New-York tribune., 1919-10-02
STORAGE NOTICE
FIDELITY STORAGE WAREHOUSE
!o.-lcs WEST ssth STREET

New York oct lst. 1919
To Mr. G. l.. BELCHER. Mr A. J
cOAKLEY. Mise II. A PHILLIPS Ms
r. .. MILLARD Mss KATHERINE BURNS
s. GARTNER Mrs ". a DEPEW. Mrs "
A. JOHNSON NJ. " A JOHNSON. Mr..
X ROY Miss SARAH GAINSFoRTr4 NJ
MO$TAGr WORTELEY. Mr WARREN NJ
WATSON Miss BEATRICE TOOLAS. Mrs.
v. l. LEWIS. NJ r II KRAMER. Mrs
APOIIs. Ms. A ". SMITH: Mss NAE
ANNA PAINTER. Nj Don Y HARDWOOD
Mrs I Z. KELLY. Mr. GEO. II. WHEEL
OCK. Mrs - ED. n WHEELoCK: You ana
each OF you hereby notified that. the
propertT hereinafter desc ribed having expirec
after due notice thereof had been given you
we VIII cause such property 10 Wiz House
hold furnishings, comprising beds. bedding
chinon'ers. bureaus. chairs. sette~s. dar~n-
ports. tables stands. sewing machines. china
and glass closets. crockery. glassware. kitchen
utensils. plated and silver ware. cutlery. por
t!ereg. curtains. drapertcs carpets. rugs
books. book kceses. hr.c-s -6rac. pianos. m usi
cal instruments. statuAry. vehicles. paintings
wearing apparel. personal efects. nerchan
disc, etc, enumerated in the warehouse
inventory issued you by this warehouse
stored by you or ia your nanss tor IN ~hieh
you nay have INTEREST," in the Ftdel.ts
Storage Warehouse. 20 % sold at pubiie
cases n ad~ and provided. al i07- 7-ios Wes'
ssth St., New York City. Monday.
October 30th. 1919. az ID 80 a. N. and n
the sac thereof is not ccmpt. .@1 sait dafs
on each aaa every Monday thereafter. be
ginning al % ;Sy A. N. on each aAy. aud
Continuing untN all the soo1s are cold.
FIDELITY STORAGE WAREHoCsB
New-York tribune., 1919-10-02
Don III. Bacon Sells Fine
House in 39th Street
Dwelling Erected About Nine
Years Ago Represented Invest
mcnt of 100000

Pea.e & Gilman have sold for Don
II. Bacon, of st. Augustine, Fla, the
modern four story English basement
dwelling at 100 East Thirty-ni
Street, near Park Avenue, on lot 25x
100. The house was erected from
plans by Hoggson Bros. about nine
years ago and represented an invest
ment of over $4,000, including. the
land
Sale in Central Park West
Pease e. Gilman have also sold for
Mrs. Belle Lobenstein to client for
occupancy the four-story aud basement
dwelling at 245 Central Park West, be-
tween Eighty and Eighty-ffth
streets, on lot 24x100.
No Longer Need for Home Here
Douglas L. Gilman e. Co. sold for
Blair Fairchild, now residing abroad,
l20 East Thirty-sixth Street, a four
story dwelling, on lot 25x9S9 near
Park Avenue. The purchaser will prob
ably occupy at the expiration of the
present lease.
Altered House in New Hands
Slawson & Hobbs have sold for the
Merate Improvement Company to an
out-of-town investor the four story
dwelling at "a West Eighty-fourth
Street, on lot 1Sx55x1O22, which was
recently altered by the sellers into
small suites
Madison Avenue Dwelling Sold
Shaw g. Co. have sold 1892 Madison
Avenue, a four-story dwelling, on lot
l9.11x52xS5, to B. Weisman.
Sales in l39th Street
John H. pierce has sold for the
Equitable Life Assurance Society the
three-story and basement dwelling at
222 West l39th Street, on lot 17x99.11,
to Georgia Elliott. Mr. Pierce has
also sold to Walter Stevens for occu-
pancy the three story and basement
dwelling at 233 West 139th Street, on
lot 17x100 for the Equitable Life AS
surance Society
Buys in 121st Street
Mulvihill & Co. have sold for Mary
E. Ofinger to Harry Greenberg, the
threestory dwelling, on lot 16.8x1O0,,
at ia East 121st Street.
Reported Deal in 125th Street
The Charles Wc;sbecker estate Is re-
ported to have sold the two three
story buildings on plot 50X99.11, at 151
and 1853 East 125th Street
New-York tribune., 1919-10-02
House for Missionary Society

William A. White g. Sons leased to
.he Missionary Society Of st. Paul
The APOSTLE the house known as Libby
Castle, part OF the one-tine Billings
estate, overlooking the Hudson, on
Washington Heights. 1t will be used
for choir school
New-York tribune., 1919-10-02
Trade Claims 55th Street Hous~

The Ogden e. Clarkson Corporation
has leased the four story private
dwelling at East Fifty fifth Street
for the estate Of Dr. Chappell, Sam
uel Riker, jr., executor. for twenty
years to Jane Everett, Inc, who will
alter the building into stores and
apartments
New-York tribune., 1919-10-02

N order 70 be dowz.cwa and give .hs
exhibition chance % approximatalv
as good attendance as he Passenger
car show has
New-York tribune., 1919-10-02
V. Astor Shares
In Flat Trading
On the West Side
Gives 7th Av. Property in
Part Payment for IL.
Story I'D Street House;
Shenk Buys the Barnard

Vincent Astor figured in the realty
trading OF west side apartments yes
terday, when he took title from
Samuel A. Hergog to the twelve story
apartment at los West Seventy-sec-
ond street, on plot 59x1o2.2. near Co.
lumbus Avenue The house contains
two stores and thirty-three suites Of
four and five rooms each. and Is as
sessed at $4,000. In part payment
Mr.. Astor gave a plot OF forty lots, as
sessed at 100000, including the block
front on the west side OF Seventh Ave-
nue., between l49th and l50th Streets,
197l0x500. Mr.. Astor allowed S16O.0O0
70 remain on mortgage for three years
st 51s per cent. The Windsor Invest
ing Corporation, Lewis Coon president,
was the broker.
Shenk Takes Over the Barnard
Elgar & Feinberg have sold for the
Orvista Realty Co. to the College
Holding Company, Joseph Shenk,
president. the ten-story elevator apart
ment, known as The Barnard, opposite
the Hotel Majestic. at the southwest
corner Central Park West and Seventy
New-York tribune., 1919-10-02
Engineer BUYS at Scarsdale

William L. Wotherspoon, mining en-
ginecr, has purchased a large plot in
the Edgmont section of Scarsdale. and
has had plans prepared for a home.
Nash G. Kennedy were the brokers.
Home for Postmaster
r. <. L. Howe, jr.. has sold to Henry
Sutherland, postmaster of White Plains.
house at l6 Oakwood Avenue. White
Plains, for the Sterling Homes Com
pany.
Edgemere Property Sold
Jerome Silverman has sold to a
client of Otterbourg. Slender & Hous-
ton, the stucco dwelling and garage at
North Beach Thirty sixth Street,
Edgemere, Long Island, on plot 5ox135.
Rents Cottage a Oyster Bay
Warren Murdock, of the Brown
Wheelock Company, Inc, has rente
the L. F. Hepburn property al West
Harbor, Oyster Bay, Long Island, to
Benjamin W. Appleton. of Buffalo
New-York tribune., 1919-10-02
NEW JERSEY

Maplewood rooms and and 'qSstana Sssa ai
ssIl5e. ard shrliobc-y. garden plot.
veuie1t station trolley. school aad shops: early
possession. ;cr quick sale. $3.50.
South Orange sstan w,nin tao a9nfS Sock. gak e, 20
school. trolley and shops 10 and two baths :
hot water heat: lot eo.275 barn: fruit and shade
trees. Ugh ground 10 close estate IS 900.
0x.~~e Within 10 minutes OF Mountain sta
IA oASC ton near Berkeley Old house
with partial improvements; Al nelshborhood; lot
soxl9o. bargain ST 900 cash
J.Charles OBrienCo, s6sss ss9s'''s crsass sss's
New-York tribune., 1919-10-02
Bronx

CROTONA PKwY cor 1s.d St sss1
50; Otto Martens and ano 10 Hy
Hoehn. 2llo Amsterdam az. pr mtg.
$4,000: Sept 80, atty, R Stringhera,
462 E fremont av.................. s. 5 900
CROTONA PkWY. q 5, 3ss ls2d, 39.iix
Sept 80; due Jan /. 1925; {, atty.
-.-.-.....-. ...... s.. 900
BRONX PARK so, $50 3 3 4ox67s; Otto
Martens and 10 Marie Martens.
Pa!lsade, n J pr mtg, SIS 600; sept 20
due Ian ]. 1875: . OF atty r B Strin f.