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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-10-23
YAP! WHICH YAP2

It has been rumored that the United
States may acquire the island of zap
as a partial reparation for the sinking
of the Lusitania. Therefore the ques-
ton naturally arises, who, which
and where is zap. 1t is westward
of the Carolina Islands in the Pacific
ocean, about 500 miles east of the
Philippines. 1t has a population of
about seven thousand, was intended
by the Germans as the location of a
big wireless station, a use to which
the United States could well put 1t.
1t would also be a fine coaling station
and port Of call for our navy as il
has a good harbor. This would make
it of service to us in a commercial
way for our merchant marine, in a
section Of the world where we are
looking for trade. The National
Geographic Society, in a recent bulle-
tin, has the following information
about the inhabitants:
"Yap Is strangely old and ,stragely
upto-date. It's inhabitants are still in
the stone age of progress and copra is
almost the only export, but there are
features in their life that seem as ul-
tra-modern as the latest socialist doc,
.trines. On the island of zap, the ma
'tives are strict prohibitionists. Chill.
dren belong to the community, are
frequently adopted or exchanged, and
throw off parental control at an early
age. Bachelor clubs, closed to the
women. dot the islands. What cor
responds to the zap dress suit cannot
be bought but is rented to the young
beau who desires to shine in society.
And since food and drink and clothes
all grow on trees. where anyone cah
secure them, the money of the island
represents labor rather than any ma
terial thing. But one a better un-
derstand the meaning Of the burden
of wealth when one hears that a
single coin Of their stone money some
times weighs hundreds of pounds.
zap. or Jap. when translated means
the land, and is the only land that
many of the islanders know, although
many a native from this island has
been driven hundreds of miles away
from his home and returned without
chart OF compass among islands where
he could not speak a word Of the Ian
guage used. YapNi is surrounded by an
atoll but is itself of volcanic origin.
The only good harbor is Tomb bay.
The large money Of the island con-
sists of millstone-like disks OF lime
Istone from Rabelthaup, 400 miles to
the south. and some of these disks
are four feet in diameter. Such a
piece Of currency may be worth
10000 ~cocoanuts. The small change
Of the island is made OF shells, which
the natives carry strung on iber az
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-10-23
Wv. 8. S..
AUTOS MUST HAVE DINNERS

Even though your automobile re
poses in the garage at night, and con
seQuently its bright lights could no,
offend, the attorney general rules thai
all cars must be equipped with tense.
which will diffuse the light. An in
quiry has come to the attorney gen
eral from a man who says he never
drives his a after dark, and so he
wishes to know whether he must
equip 1t with such lenses. The reply
lis that he must do so. regardless o,
the fact of not using It at night. Even
though the owner never uses it al
night, a thief might steal 1t, and wish
to drive at night, and he would doubt
less be much annoyed IL he were
arrested for driving a al with bright
lights.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-10-23

~tation, moisture, identifying the home
social and community work.
by this movement for better rural
education by means of a statewide
drive" said Superintendent Shaw
South Dakota is starting something
that will go around the world. We are
having daily assurances of assistance
from over the state, prominent men
and women offering their services and
their money. The First National bank
of Lake Preston has just agreed to pro-
vide one man for the entire three
weeks while Chaplain Squire of Alex
andria has offered to take part in the
drive and throw his enthusiasm into il.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-10-23

does the Chinaman with his cash. For
external trade the cocoanut Is the com
mon standard Of exchange. 1t is not
necessary that the zap croesus should
shelter his entire pile in his house.
He simply lets it be known that that
particular half-ton of money belongs
70 him and no one steals it. On one
occasion a very 6ne piece of money
was shipwrecked in transportation and
its owner is credited with the wealth
represented in that fine bank pile,
which is now reposing in a safety de-
posit vault composed of 400 feet of
ocean water"
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-10-23

Bowels that move spasmodlcaily-
free n day and stubborn the next
should be BEAUTIFULLY regulated by DIR.
Kings New Life Pills. In this way
you keep the impurities of waste mat
ter from circulating through the sys-
tenn by cleansing the bowels thorough
~ and promoting the proper flow OF
bile.
Mild, comfortable, yet always relia-
BILE, DIR. Kings New Life Pills work
with precision without the constipation
results OF violent purgatives. 25c. as
usual at all druggists.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-10-23
"ONLY ONE THING
BREAKS MY COLD!
"'That's DR.. Kings New Dis.
covery for fifty years a
old-breaker'

NOTHING but sustained quality
~ and unfailing effectiveness can
arouse such enthusiasm. Moth
ing but sure relief from stubborn old
colds and onrushing new ones, grippe,
th~roat-tearing coughs, and Group could
have made DIR. Kings New Discovery
the nationally popular and standard
remedy 1t Is today.
Fifty years old and always reliable.
Good for the whole family. A bottle in
h medicine cabinet means q short
lived cold or cough. 60c. and $1.20.
All druggists. Give IL a trial. :
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-10-23

In total valuation of all property we
find Brookings in seventh place with
1854 ,032.00, leading Turner county
by about half a million. Minnehaha
is, of course, first with Sill, ITO, 952 90.
The average assessed valuation pei
acre of all agricultural land-includ.
ing structures-is s40.S5. The total
moneys and credits in the state is
$110. S96, 049. 90, an increase over 1919
of $95, 000, 600 90. The total assessed
valuation of all property in the state
Is $2,095. 154, 1880, an increase over
1918 if almost $500, 600, 600 90.
The mortgage registration tax is go
ing to prove a source of considerable
revenue, more probably, than was tx
pected. South Dakota is certainly ex.
periencing growing pains.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-10-23
CASH FRIENDSHIP

Friendship" said Uncle Eben,
don't mean no mo- to some folk dan
q license to borrow money."-Evening
Star.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-20
Alleged Confession
Read at Trial of New
Judge Admits Document Over
Protests of LAWYERS for
Accused SLAYER

Los ANGELES, Cal, Dec. 19-An
alleged confe sion of Harry s. New. on
trial for the murder Of his sweetheart,
Freda Lesser was read to the jury to
day. In admitting the confession over
the objection of the defense, Judge
Craig decided what both sides con
sidered wa me most important legal
point in the case.
Z. L. Davidson, a police detective
swore the nfession nd been made in
the presence Of himself and another
rolice officer and two newspaper men
on July last. Davids n testified he
was OF duty as de k sergeant when
New entered his off ce laid down a
revolver and asserted that he had killed
girl IN Tooango Canyon. and had
brought the dy to the police station
in the automobile in which they had
been riding.
Dav dson said that he and the other
men accompanied New TO a car and
there found the body OF Miss Lesser
New then reentered the station and
made formal confes ion, Davidson
said, which was redsc to writing In
this nfession New said he killed the
girl because she refused to marry him.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-20
FORECLOSURE SALES

p yooRk-,Msry 3 Buckley ana Asne,
nol Buckle I. ., as ,sss Of ana trustass
/. Buckley. deceased. and Agnes B. Buck
ley. and Mary B buckley, executrices
of and trustees t-e last VIII ana
testam. 1T Of Charles K. Buckley. deceased
plaintiffs against james Ba yard Speyer.
ara katharine Van Vechten Speyers. de-
closure and sale. duly made and entered in
tna ABOVE enlitied action. and bearing date
tn 2Otn day or November. 1919. /. tn"
uneersigned. th' referee in said judgment
named. VIII s,N At public auction. Al h
vi New York, II tne 22d day of i,ec,1l
o,I. 1917, at L. clock noon on tnat day
i&es directed by said judgment to be sold
and tAer' in described is solIows:
T.. Al Al that certain .ot p.sce or parcel OF
lhef, on Erected. situate. lying and being
IN the F,.roush of Manhattan anu C!ty OF
New York. and bounded and described as
hcsionins at point on th- norrneriy
SIDE II Ninety second Street distant tvs
ne corner formed ny the I'M rsection OF
Inc SAID northerty side of Ninety -seconc
Street with the westerly side OF Fass
formerly FOURTH i,enue running theme.
no'tnerly, and parallel with the saic
westerly side of Park formerly Fourth
Avenue and Tor part of the distance
through Il party wal,, one hundred fee
eight and ons-haif inches TO the centr,
Inc OF the oiOci between Nireiy-secon,
and Ninety-third Streets; thence westerly
along the sad MIR, line Of tie block ana
parallel with the said northerlv side {;
-\inety-seco nd Street. seNt ntcen f4et g.,
ana lMo-tAirds riches. thence southerls
again parallel with the SAID wes.e eriy sids
Il Park ,f)rme-ly Fourth} Avenue ore
hundred feet eight and One-haif inches Il
the SAID northerly side Of Nln.iy-secons
street, and thence eas.eriy. siVng the sa
northerly side O4 Ninety second Street
.cntreIf fee; 94S and twu-,nt4ds lnc -
to the POM or place of inning be sad
s,Neral distances and dimensions snor,
or less.
Subject to covenants and restrictions A
10 buildings an ASA 81 ruisan con
tanned in deeds recorded in the office 81
tne Register Of the Coz nty OF New Nor,
IL Liber 564 of Convtyances. pages 80
and 3bl, respective ~, and in l.iDcr 2OU
o. ConNeyan0es. page 3SS.
The above described land being part .
and ls slnS IN section number 5. biocl
number 5o4. on the rap entitled Tn
Land Map OF the borough of Manhattan.
Dated New York Nevenlber q. 1919
ENOS S. ROOTH. Eefer-o
PRENTICE AND TOWNSEND.
Attorneys for plaintiffs,
81 Broadway Manhattan. New Yorh Cit~
Tne following diagram OF IN
property 10 be sold. It's street number /
So Fast 91d Street
Qyt STRICT
New-York tribune., 1919-12-20
Recorded Mortgages
Manhattan

Pr,,RL ST 57s KS xn lss Pi2e f, st, 2l-sx
1.ditth whit housf. w 18th 81 t a
trustees; due Dec IS 1922: Sly D c;
atty. l. r & T Co. 100 Broadway So 600
VESEY ST. As <. 2Gxi2 blk: p m. Dee
Is: Arrow Holding Corpn to rector. etc,
of Trinity Church. 1871 Fulton st due
D.c /, 1924; 5 c; atty. VIM b Spra ;ue.
"a William ST ...... S42. 500
VESEY ST 4s; Q m: Dec IS: 4S V, sey St
Corpn to Arrow Holding Corpn 2l7
Broadway; . yrs: 6 p c: pr mtg s42 500;
atty Ziessr. 2l7 Broadway. Sc 900
FRONT ST. eSi-6. IS. u from Roosev. 1t st +;
47Sx74.3; Dec ls; Paul Grimm to Mary
l. Fras r. 1903 Gates av.. .lyn due
Dec |, 1922; = p c. attys. Eastman &
II 2I7 broadway .................SI SI2. 90 0
DUANE ST. 10. s, il45 OF Elm 81,
25xlS to Manhattan pl x 2t.1lx
7710; p III Nov 10; Agnes Silcock to
TYLER est 40l \ +th st. 81 Louis Mo.
due Dec II. 1928; So c; atty. L r & 7
WALKER ST 81, s. 25x9s; p m; Dc II;
Jos Rovegno to Howard Conkling. Provi-
d nee r J. : yrs, 5 c: atty. L T & r
Co, 100 Broadway ..,--..,......s2l, 900
East Side
7TTI ST s6 E. g 8 25x9l. Nov IS Sarah
Herman, Jos. Lester and David Schach-
ter II al to Max Gottesman. i4S Stanton
st. end Aao; due Sept 30. 1s24; s p c;
New-York tribune., 1919-12-20

years ago. Mr.. Denzer also sold for
the Nina Realty Company the five story
apartment at 335 Edgecomb Avenue, on
plot S0x100.
Joseph G. Abramson has purchased
from the Aelred Realty Corporation the
tive story apartment at 452 West l63d
street, at the southeast corner Of Am
Stcrdam Avenue, on plot 5x100,
through William b. May & Co, and j. S.
Maxwell.
Charles Kimmelman has bought
through Max Blum the two six story
houses at l01 Audubon Avenue and BIS
West 10th Street, on plot 120x100;
also from A. Tuchman the six story
apartment at CAS- West 160.h Street, on
plot l50N100; also sold to the Green
berg Realty Company 524 West 113d
Street, on plot 376x1O0.
The White Construction Company
has sold 4l6 and Ais West 215th Street,
five story apartment. on plot 75xl0o.
East Side Sales
Harry Sugarman has sold for L. Hey
man G. East Ninety ninth Street, five
storX fiat on lot 23x100
Leon S. Altmayer "., sold for Joseph
de Jung the four story fiat at 1T East
106th Street. on lot 25x1OC.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-20
East Side Shares in Big
Apartment House Trading
Frederick Brown Buys Nine-Story House in 62d
Street; Sales in Madison and Park Avenues
Usual Activity in Flat Deals ON the Heights

The nine story apartment at 40 East
SlNty-. econd Street. on plot 6i.4x
;,oo.5. has been purchased by Frederick
Brown from the 80 East Sixty second
Street Corporation. The house CON
tains eighteen apartments Of seven
room suites. with three baths each
Byrae Bowman were the brokers in
the TRANSACTIONS
William A. White & Sons have sold
for Henry r. Taylor 173 Madison Ave
nue., tive tory store and apartment,
on lot 25xlo0, through Henry Shapiro
& Co.
The five story apartment with stores
a. the southeast corner Of Park Avenue
and thGhty-second Street, on lot % Ok
loO is to he taken over by the 957 Park
Avenue Corporation formed at Albany
thursday with Z. l.. Bourke. H. L. Nc
CormicE and l.. Lamkay as directors.
Apartments on Heights Sold
Herman Denzer HIS sold for the
Crossways Holding Corporation the five
story apar nf 1t known as the Gre t
View at 6lt est 1S7th Street, at the
southeast corner of Wadsworth Ave
nue. The same broker sold this proper
ly TO the sellers originally for the
Began Realty Corporation about five
New-York tribune., 1919-12-20
Lis Pen,iens
Manhattan

sgd ST, 49s-s5 W. two actions United
states Trpst Go of Y. trustee. AIT
Chas NJ Marks at al foreclosure of two
mortgsses( altys Stewart & sAearer.
53D Sf. 42i-2S W. wv tions. United
states Trust Co of \ Y, trustee. act
Montague p Cohen et al foreclosure Of
twJ Wortgases). attNs. Stewart &
Shesrer
I2sD ST l43 w; Burlock Rabell. trus-
tee, ast Adelaide { iioyt ct "a "a neu az /
foreclosure Of mortgage); atty. B E
Rabell.
IN tive City OF n agt Frances q Liv-
ingston ct al foreclosure of mortgage) :;
atty. NJ Auerbach.
BEDi'oKD ST. Si-s8. Elizabeth c Muller
agt Arthur K Harft et al foreclosure Of
mortgage). atty. r HARLAN,
LOT us. BLOCK %22'. map l3i. lots at
University Heights 2ith Ward. Ellen
NJ Parker IT al. ears agt Antonio Fiore
foreclosure of mortgage) atty. Della
hunty.
cROTONA AV. 9319; Pauline Levy agr An
thony Bldg Corpn ct al (action 70 set
aside deed). attys, Broitbart IL Broit-
bart.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-20
Qod STREET

The approximate amount OF the Hen -
charge. 80 sat4sfS nnlcn til, abo,e de-
scrbcd prc perty ls TO be sold. Is :is. $500
with interest /. ereon from the l4tp dav
OF November, l9ls. together with the costa
and allowance amounting 10 SS2s.0l. witt
in ''lest iio4n no, ember 20. 1919. loget q e.
" ith the EXPENSES Of the sale Tns
approximate amount OF the axes, az.
SSH and a4er rates or other hens
which are ~ be allowed to The purchaser
nut of the purcoas money, or palu -,
the referee. Is s62360 and interest
Dated New York. November % 1919
ENOS 5 BOOTH Referee
New-York tribune., 1919-12-20
Buyers for Brooklyn
Aoa~t,,ens aod Dwellings

Charles Partridge has sold the four
story apartment at 16 Underhill Ave
nue. for client to Gaspare Napoh.
The Bulkley G. Horton Company has
sold the southwest corner of Sturte-
want Avenue and McDonough Street, a
four story apartment with stores on
O. % 6X1oO to A Dunhack
The Berkshire Realty Company hos
sold 14f5 Pacific Street, four story
apa tment on PCT 35X115.
f. c. Sauter has sold the two-story
dwelling at 566 Ninth Street for
Lehrenkrauss Sons to James Simonelli.
The B. F. Knowles Company has sold
565 McDonough street a residence on
lot lS.Sx100. to Peter NJ. Haig.
Tho Meister Builders have sold 3614
Thirteenth Avenue to A. Perlman, q
two-fami.y house on plot 1880.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-20
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE or NEW
Y0Nk. BY IIlE DNACE OC GOD EkE.L-

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE, OF NEW
YORK. BY THE GRACE OF GOD FkEIf
AND iNDbt kN DENT.
To sAIOMoN ARNsrEIN. EVA LEVITA
BERTHA KAHN. GEORlE GOULD n
h. ns and reXt of KIN OF EMANUEL Arm
STEIN. deceased. send CIes..ng
Whereas. CLARA AkNSTElN. ~ho re.
sides at 10. iOl West ..,h Street in III
Nm York. and MOSES CREENEWALD
no resides Il No Ss West s4sh street. IL.
the Borough OF Ma nhattar tn C.ty OF n
York. have iatelJ applied TO fh- Surrogates
Court Of our County Of New York 20 have l.
certain lnsJrum writing dated IN
both fsal ard pei sona. J.. y -Ity. duly y. owe
b last Will and leg am nj II h.MA \ . tf-
AIINsTEi<. who Mas at h. I'M OF h.s 4 a B.
Tss.d- nj Of No. l0l West ,stn Street. Boz
oueh Of Manhattan. HE County OF NeP'
Yolh, deceased.
Therefore. you and each Of you are cite.
TO show use before the Surrogatee' Cour
Of our County OF New York. at the Han G
Records, IN The County OF New York on III
8ib day OF January. thousand nine hun.
dred and twenty. half past ten O'Clock u.
The forenoon OF that day. why the said will
and testament should be admitted a
p obate Viii OF real and personal prop
erty
IN Testimony whereof. we have caused -
seal Of the Surro ates Court cf the sal
County OF New York be heretlnto af,tx~s
Witness. Honorable JOHN I. COHALAN
a surrogate OF our said County q
IL 81 New York. al SAID County the 81.
day OF Dece mper. IN he year OF OF
Lord one thousand nine hundred and nlns
teen.
DANIEL J. DowpNEy.
Clerk OF the Surrogates' Court
ADOLPH HENRY BLOCH. Attorney,
Borough Of Manhattan. CiU sf New
New-York tribune., 1919-12-20
Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

10Th ST. sl7 W Reid. King & Co. inc agt
Mary Christopher. owner and con
lotr9 ~ ST. s92 W. Moses Diamond sgt
$500 Manhattan Av Corp. owner amt
contractor y ! .
80 Az. 199 and 2ol; Charles J Adams &:
sons Inc agt Theo Mulch and Albert
Eisen. owner and contractors. S5.979 OF
BROADWAY S2. and New ct 60: Lau-
renee A Ball ast Ainericus Realty Co.
owner. Alfredo T. jaime. en-. sN4u $40
nth ST, $50 and 332 T. Ike Greenbaum
agt Alesa ndra Cioffi. owner James +
Farrvli, ownsr and contractor .... s453. o )
I56TH ST. Col w. Samuel Dertn@r agt
Louis Schiechter. owner and conttac-
tor ......s $SNsS0
New-York tribune., 1919-12-20
Cohen Tale John Street
Pal on f2-Nea~ Lease

The Charles T Moves Company has
ov Street
Corporation. Elias < c hen, president,
or r.g-l.o o 2l4rs. at au .egl2eate
.en,al o. about $1,000 00o. So to 40
d'h' Street -FOUR story i5ft building
With slSty-foot frontage. Tn prop
ersl io.es ho thirteen tory She. don
Building al the rner Of John and
Naa an street. aai is immed ate y op-
0osi.e the large plot Controlled by the
~ie1 Ca res Ext sn-ive I'M
orovemenis VIII be made and The prop
erly V4e4eJ .4E Rental May next.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-20
Realty South
I OF Chambers
= St. in Demand
,oles of Business Properties
in Lower Section of the
Civ a Feature of Realty
Trading; Other Deals

u y.ore 4 Wyckof have sold for the
a.. of Thomas Sufcrn. to William
- IKIlpatrick. tho iive-story store and
n building. on lot 24N75, at 154
Chambers Street.
frederick Brown has resold 46 Vesey
:.-eet. fve-story building, on lot
- n,,xlol. to a client os Julian T SAKE
I'm Cru kshank's Sons have sold
~ >, the Schermerhorn estate to
.-.raiAoz Ricada Company. 119 Front
.,rset ;hree-story building. on lo;
s,5s The transaction WAS for cash.
s-ss buyers now owns the adjoining
.,onerty at l2l-l2S Front Street with
s.Ae abuttipg property at ll2 Wall
'''Isy' Ismes II cruikshank has sold to
suis ESkwi.h- Battery Warehouse
s. o~,g ornorat on. 145 Water Street. five
..orv wareh'use. on rlot 37x75. )
! stslsrerce Davies WAS the broker.
cammarn Voorhees, & Floyd have
-.sold sor x. A. Bre deubach the four
..sorv hu''fng at 294 Pear Street, on
~, Nm # Whiting & Co have sold
io- The "New orker Stats Zeitung. "
r.oa FranSfort Street. a plot 59X104,
,sr-a'ly covered with one-story
r suildings
Sale in Greenwich Village
The John P Peel Company has sold
Ser LoriNard Spencer the siX-story loft
's 4 Greenwich and Charlton street.. on
! slot 75x5O, % the Mlldon Realty Com
I. p'sp: spsar & G. lave sold the ave-story
Building al 999 ard 211 Sullivan Street
'ar the Samve NcReery Estate to the
2alesone Realty Corporation.
A G 0Y-a has solc 2t9 and 27l
Bleeeker Street. TWO .wo-story store
buildings
Other West side Sales
Ames { Co. have old eor Rosanna c.
lafner the fve-srory blu ding at POS
Vest TVer y-seventh Street 10 Henry
Harris and w. rosold ior E. Howard
he four-story building at 231 West
wsntysixta Street, on lot 25X100, to
VINO esale furrior
Tie John p Peel Company has also
sod fer c lent Of David Nogel 2l7
ma 2ls Wes. Eighteenth Street two
ivestosy tu d or plot X92
The four story house at y Wes,
Fhrtv-sixih Street on lot 16.Sx9s 8
as beer acqu red by the 42 West
" Thirty-sixth Street Corporation. ir
vhic are VI 'rackman, j Joebon anc
"a. NJ L bins
Tie y. NJ Weiu Company has sole
or q M Hyman 2O4 West Fort etf
.eet. q due ins. The Wo marx
iemical Comp ny viii occupy thi:
~ lG.ng after c>ton i've & terations.
TIE II VI We'll Comp ny has sole
he proref v. en- J. o. 81 6Xa9.9, at %.
I'D % " 'rty-seventh Stree
Z Rslph g. lttr' son
: Third Avenue Movie Sold
z The Levi IL. May Company ha'
j. Old for May l.. Fraser 957 Third Ave
iue, MOS ng plcuge theatre, 20 A.eX
.aler kahanow q.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-20
2 $4,000; Dec IS & YRS sh nor o.,

mtg 81: 900 Dec Is. yrs So Der cen;
MARION Az. W 5. ola Inc. 5o2 n I'd
from West Far-~s to Kingsoitd -. 25xs3.
Anna OFT To Eli Aaster. 1916 Crosby
az, Dec l5 s. = per cent a-tF
MARION AN. 25l5, " SKIS: Abram
G & Co. l76 Bway ........... $500
MACY PI. - Hewitt pi 25x94o.
Moses Goldberg to Nora : uo-gh 939
h l56th 81 Dec IS du, Jone !. 1925. s
p G; atty. New York T x NJ Co 1875
Fl RRY AV S AS n Hill I'd, 3llx
lOo.11x irTcs Eli Kelley to Minnie
WorIitzi(y 3a2s Perry av Dec IS in
stalls. . L y c. attys. C!ocke & X. 391 e
HOME ST. SIS s lS2.llx95. TX irree
l13.ll lcsth st. 81 sx 81. also plot BE-
ginning lso.l e non 1913 = lcsth st.
zox40, also plot b. ginning 1851 e uiou
aN and l42-3 lt8Lh ST, o.ilXl1.lx irs.g
solomon fishbac.. 10 Sa al Garry 523
" lalth st, pr mtse Sss. 700. bee IS 5
va 5. p c. atty. -........... sls O0O
PROSPECT AV. llS7-l14l. W 5. 75xloo J
- fremont av &c Is. 8 years 5i2 .
c. atty, Lawyers 7 & 7 60. l76 Broad
way \ 0oG
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New-York tribune., 1919-12-20
Builders to Improve
West 45th St. Plot
Purchase Site West Of Fifth
Avenue for Site Of I2-Story
Business Structure

Hall J. How & Co have sold for the
Holland Holding Company to the Emer-
son Building Company pot at 35 to
50 West Fortv-f' III Street
The Emerson Bull inc Company will
BEGIN at once the erection Of TIVE We
story business bu ding on the site to
he ready for occunancv next July. Hall
J How & Co h"ve been appointed
agents for the build.nC.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-20
Dwelling Houses Sold
f. NJ. Johnson Buys
House in North Nonkers

Fish & Marvin have sold for Mrs.
Mary P Roberts her property at Great
Neck. L. l., to client who will take
immediate posse sion, and for Wi liam
Holman his property in North Yon-
kers comprising quarter acre. resi-
lence and ou- bu ldings to r NJ John
son. of tfe c dillac NJ otor Car Com
pany. of New York City.