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New-York tribune., 1919-08-06
Max N. Natanson
Buys Fourth Ave. Loft
Purchases Sixteen-Story Build
ing at Goth ST., Valued
at I.35O.OOO

Max N. Natauson has purchased the
sixteen-story store and loft building at
the northwest corner of Fourth Avenue
and Twenty y-nith Street. valued at ST.
$4,000. The property was sold by Will
lam s. Sussman for Samuel X. Jacobs
of Walter Emmerich g. Co, silk mer-
chants. who occupy large space in the
building. 1t has a frontage of 107 feet
OH the avenue and 81 feet on the street.
The building was erected for Mr..
Jacobs in 1919.
Mr.. Natanson is understood to havo
paid close to the holding price. The
property was sold subject to a first
mortgage of $3.50. 900, held by the Met
ropolitan Life Insurance Company. 1t
is assessed at $l,10o.o0o.
Estate Sells 25th Street Building
S. b. Cooper Has sold to the knocag
& Weller estate the eleven story
building at 1t9 West Twenty-fifth
Street. The, plot is 100x100, and the
Manhattan Leasing Company (Soon
Brothers) were the brokers.
Simon Buys Greene Street Buildings
Spear & Co. have sold to Robert Il.
Simon AZ and 40 Greene Street, a six
story loft. on plot 50xl00, and the six
story building at 225 Greene Street, on
lot 20xS7. MIR. Simon last week bought
20S and 210 Wooster Street. The
Brown, Whcelock Company was asso-
clated with Spear & Co. in the sale Of
225 Greene Street
Buys Another Water Street Building
W. K. Dean e. Co. have sold the four
story and basement building at 80
Water Street to Baker, Carver & Nor
rell. This is the fourth purchase that
this concern has made on Water Street
within the last few months
New-York tribune., 1919-08-06
Kenneth Ives & Co.

Fast End street. Mu'Fay H'1I 6oS7.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-06
Held for Raising Warrant

ATLANTIC CITY, \. J., Aug. 5.-Eric
Y. Nerriil, d former Lieutenant in the
United States Army, was arrested here
to-day By James Il. Berry, Federal
Secret Service agent. on a warrant is
sued by United States Commiss ioncr
Lewis, charging Nerrill with raising
a Treasury warrant from SEQ to So ,00o
and cashing it IN New York
Berry said that he had been trailing
Ncrrill for SIX months. The prisoner
is Thirty years cid and had been here
twenty y-four hours with his mother and
two sisters when The agent found aim
The warrant was made out In the name
Of Alfred ~ Wihers, which was the
name upon the revised Treasury var
rant.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-06
st. Nicholas Ave. Garage
Leased for $500. 600

Greenfield & Safhr have leased for the
Stawart Realty Corporation to the
10th Street-Lenox Avenue Garage the
garage being constructed at the south
west corner Of St Nicholas Avenue and
nth Street, extending through to the
north side OF 10th Street. The rental
will aggregate S500,00O
The property on which this garage
is being built was purchased about
Hewitt from the Cram Estate for the
purpose of erecting a home, for which
plans were later abandoned, and the
property sold about a year and half
ago through the same brokers.
The building is being erected by the
Westinghouse, Church g. Kerr Com
rany and will be reary for occupancy
the middle of October.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-06
Results of Auction Sales
u. L.. rAa

p Henry Brady
CHENHfIA zr 29-oat-. n s. f9e
El4erfer A. 2Ne7.s. f-stv tn and
}lome Cor lrcurahles ast Eva k1i
et II; due SO t3s.35; 20 John = Cur
q- >--r.,, s~ a m 60
-1l155 4. 5-str tnt and strs. Net
Hanll as' Trell lla Hart et a.. Actlot
due. siS.2T4 5s,i taxes. etc. Sl.77s. ..
tho p einti4 fer '-....- -.
IesN55.4. 5-sty INT ard sirs; samc
same: Action 2. due. 50 +S9-9 IA
etc. $2.g05.3s; to the plaintiff q
STANTON ST. 3s5. s. =. fie Gosrck. 2
S.. 4. 5-siv int and strs, same agt sat
Acton 5 o4-. ss.iss. =; taxes. etc,
S52.Ss, - the plaintiff for......sl0
By Joseph P. Day
BANK ST. I2l. n =, 252.s " Greeawi
i6.5x1li2x irreg. 5-sty int. Mutual
ms CO aEt Augusta Wollsnkamp ct
due. sSf57-o4, taxes, etc. Si5a.1o. 10
plaintiff for .-.......- .....-....-.-.s 81.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-06
lis Pei,,'ens
Manhattan

HENRY ST lot -. rnan ~ rror,
of Thomas Citbors. TN Narf .s7r
Florence r Du0ning at Meyer LIN
ct al toreclosuse OF mortGas-). at
+ = Ride
11TH ST. 81 e iortense r Pitmsn -
agt Joseph Anastasio 90 al lforeciosl
Of mortgase). at;ys Chedsey 4 Ros'
baum
Fort WASHINGTON Av. 45g. Mend
Presberger agt Elizabeth ID Leonal
extx. ct al faction TO declare lien
attys Rlbnan q Rihuan.
52D ST. So " Elizabeth 4 Austen et
agt Lena Gehriuger ct al lforec|osu
mortgage). ati>s. Masteu q Nichols
Bronx
T1NToT AV. s. 1852 = 1ssth =
Is5xe6.5. Emma Bochdan agr Lou
Well et al tactlon TO determine ciai IN
atty. T. T. Bergman.
- 9irH 81 Ss2 r., Dora Frank ast Pet
Kozhan fae.iou 70 remove ciold up'
Ite). atty. 1 Levison.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-06
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

EAST BROADWAY. 15e. = cor Ru
ST 6 basement. church Il st Ter
Benz German. $50 Grand St 10 yrs
May l. 1919 atty. Harry. Levin. is7 Z
Bwav ........... ........ $1,000 md .
SHERIFF ST. Is g. ali, Safnl y
,insky 70 Geo = Fetzer 55e Quincs
Bhivn. from Aug :. 1919. to Apr
192f' atty, II Pariser, 81 Chan
street ............-. p,
2sp sr. 4et W. all. cath \ Peek
and q Jacobson. "a W 22d st. 5
froo Sept :, 1910. ----....-i-
y ATHR ST, $3.50. al. Globe Forw
Ing '0rpn to Frank \ Page. AS 75i
Bklyn Jig yrs from August !.
80. Jno z Roser. l56 Rway -
fIiI Az. 363-5. all. lno Ronseve
al. eXrs. to Saruul - sntz. S6S-S 4th
ext lease 10 yrs from May l. 1esf
MAJ !. 1915; attys. Wasservogel .
l14}Bway .....-..... ............... 81
2eTH} ST lla ". all. JOS Griifanti to l..
Stone I6f " 2sth 81 - yrs from :
1919; address T. stone, lls "
2aTH ST. 81 ". ali. Josephine cor
Louis Vis1en. ss5 Z l75tn ST. s-1e
from Aug J. 1913 ....-........-..$. 5.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-06
Prospect Ave. Corner Stores
Leased for S2O5. 1000

The Schultz Cigar Stores Company
taken over at the northwest corner Of
Prospect Avenue and l60th Street, the
large ground floor stores to the Chain
Shirt Shops for a term Of years at an
aggregate rental Of SS0,OOO and the
Loft Candy Company at an aggregate
rental of Sl25,000; also space in the
same building to the L. Oppenheimer
market Upon completion of altera-
tions the Schultz Cigar Stores Com
pany viii also occupy a store on the
premises.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-06
Schools in II States Are
Reiraining Manned Troops
Nc,r Yorf Tribune
" dshingto7s Burecu


WASHINGTON. Aug. 5.-In schools.
colleges and shops of forty-two states
disabled men are preparing for new
vocations or for more suitable occupa-
tions in their old snes, the Federal
Board Tor Vocational Education an
nounced to-day
Educational Institutions ir forty
states are giving reedacation courses
TO wounded or sick soldiers Training
IN the trade itself Is in progress IN
comm"rcial and indu1triai institutions
Of twen'y-si3 states. ~ ada ton 10 the
$500 men now ia training at these IN
stituuons Of learning and ia the shops,
the Federal Board has placed without
training 4,sll discharged soldiers.
AS the rapid progress of the work Of
retralnlng disabled men continues tho
board believes there viii soon be few
institutions in the country that will
not count at least a few of the dis
aDled soldiers, sailors or marine.
among their students.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-06

Per bond; atty, A southworth. as
LOTS to s, map F T LORD CECILIA King
10 Lucius Fl Beers, Al Wes, Hampton
Beach l. I. and ano. eyrs: July 8 3 yrs
c; atty, r G & 7 CO. I76 Broad
w&i>roN Av. n q c 10th st. ss2xss ~ %
fredk w Hoeltie 10 Lawyers Title
e 7 Co, 100 Bvay, Aug 5. yrs. So
per cent; atty, Lawyers Title {. It Co
FOREST Av. W 8. 1l2 lsIst 81 aixoo.
JOS schwartz to Gertrude Martin. l24
"a st s. Jnly 1rs. per cent.
lsyFH ST $ - W Decatur a., o.
xloo, Denwood Realty 20 TO
Brdgest Iai o Rourke. 2lS5 HUI az. pr mig
s.9.'Qg' @ ,'uiY ~ 70 Yrs, Per cont.
CREsTON Az, w $. ff5 $ Ptir1=is3e az
lots each. 62.5x10o; mtgs. each
S9o'opo; J. II Construction 20 70 City
Mtg Co Is Wall st; Aug 4 demand
3 per cent; atty, Snow & SNOW. IS Wal
Grant Az. . Q 1s5th st. looxio6. -53.Vyl a
Lawton McEihone 10 Frederic 4 d 9 Pey-
ster, Il f S6th ST. Aug 4: yrs s ,,er
cent. atty. Title Guar * T Co l7s
13sTH ST. s s. $3.50 q Willis av SAY
lo0 MAIDS stenensen- 10 Marearethe
Strese, l43o Prospect av; Aug 4 5 yrs.
e. atty, & GutgseI.. 2s Park Row
MARAlloN MN, AX. cor 1!s.h St 5oSiIs 4.
Dixie Security 90 70 Eirwan Bldg 60.
2o4 = 18th 81: DIT lntse SO o00 Aug
yrs @. attys, Is II Bloch. ea
Nassau ST ................. . so 0no
2l2fh ST S. part lot 333. map wake
field. 4itx90. Giuseppe ~ Z EMO 10
1hos Burke. 452 " 37th So July S.
Srs' c; atty. T C < T CO, 17s Broad
way 50 ,0n
AUGUSTA PL. :. 1888 Eastern Blye.
5ONi0o; Anthony Plasey1 to Anna a
Brennich. 28SSla Tiebout av Aug 4: ,
yrs' c; atty, 7 G & T Co. 175 Broad
" va y ........ 81 900
SFUNTEN DuYNIL PARKWAY. c s. 40
Sidney ST, 90Nls0. Aurora VI NcC'or-
mick to Lizzie steers. ia w 79th
s. July % nstals. C; atty. NJ
Ruck SO Nassau st...............s4s 500
New-York tribune., 1919-08-06
Bronx to Build $4,000
Monument to Fighter
May Be q Social Service Bull
ing; Legion Will Decide TIL.
in Next Few Weeks

The Bronx chapter of the Americ
Legion has decided to erect fit
monument to commemorate the de-
Of The Bronx boys who saw sers
during the recent war. The nonunn
will cost 100000. The nature of I
structure will not be determined
several weeks. William Deexan,
retary Of The Bronx chapter. ass
ated with Starrett & Van Vleck. ,
prepare number of sketches VII
will be submitted to the legion
decision. When choice has been m
site viii be selected. The belle
that the monument will be OF so,
service nature.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-06
Saliaire Building Sites
To Go at Aucti

Starting tomorrow and continu
Friday and Saturday. Stephen P. Pc
auctioneer, Will sell 500 building
at Saltaire. the bungalow colony
the Fire Island beach. The lots
end from Great South Bay to
Atlantic Ocean. The sale viii be :
rain or shine, because the instruct
given the auctioneer are that the pr
erty must be liquidated.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-06
Carll Tucker Buys Tract of
100 Acres at Bedford Hills

CARL Tucker has purchased two large
properties at Bedford Hills. Westches-
tor, comprising 1865 acres, where he in
tends to develop q country estate. Mr..
Tucker bought the land through Julia
Beverley Higgins from Frank C. Fow-
Ter, who sold his farm on McLain
Street. Mount Kisco consisting of 70
acres. and 96 adjoining acres were ac-
quired from Mrs. Camilla Edwards.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-06
Hotel Princeton in West
45th St. Under Contract
Nine-sfory Building Near Sixth
Avenue Said to Have Been
Bought bv Lessee

!, Inc Inc g Hotel Princeton, at 11s West
sold soFIy-hFtn Panos street has practically been
So,u. noHt papers have been signed and
will be transferred to the prosnect;vs rtiss
buyer, who is said to be the lessee
The Hotel Princeton is held bv Thoma.'
Greacen, who has been asking Sl25ooo
for the building. 1t is nine stories IN :.
site 40 feet wide and 1905 feet deem , y
on the south side of the block, about
lso feet west of Sixth Avenue. The
building backs up on the Belasco
New-York tribune., 1919-08-06
Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

PITT ST. 1s; William Buess Inc agt
Sarah Jacobs and Mrs T. Levy, owners
ana contractors So 3 l
9TH ST, 81 w; Harry Wiener agt Pncus
Cherco, owner and contractor. SPAS. %
10Th ST, 113 e. Solomon & Freshman
agt Harry Lilly, owner; Arthur j
Davis. contractor. r.................s s4OO
116TH ST 66 w Sigmund D Levy agt 66
West 116th st Co Inc, owner and con-
GREYSTONE AV, G s, 800 It of 23sth
81, 50x60, John lambeth agt Edward
Hisnay, owner and contractor ere
New-York tribune., 1919-08-06
Tailoring Company to Build
100000 Building on 4th Ave

pany plans the improvement of the
southeast corner OF Fourth Avenue and
Twelfth Street with twelve story
building. Starrett & Van Week are
preparing the plans for the improve
ment, which will represent an invest
ment of $600.oOo. The corner is Gov
cred by old buildings on a site 100x
l45 feet
New-York tribune., 1919-08-06
Ladew BUYS Estate in
Chicken Valley r.

Harvey s. Ladew has bought thro
the Wheatley Hills Real Estate Cor
ration from Frank Nostrand,
estate on Chicken Valley Road, Bro
Vile, Long Island, comprising % &C
frame house and outbuildings, stai
etc. The property adjoins the es'
of J. G. Berguist and Is near
Piping Rock Club.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-06
WiIIelts Sells Place i'm Ros'

Albert B. Ashforth has sold a.
tate Of fourteen acres and resids
for the estate OF Martin H. "
al Roslyn, Long Island, on the
Westbury Road The property
held at Sl5000o Warner Paltaz
Westbury. Long Island, was assoc +.
as broker
New-York tribune., 1919-08-06
Plot Buying at Melha

The Realty Trust has sold for inn
provement plots on the Malba Drive. at
Malba, North Shore, to Charles M. and
Florence |. Fitzgerald, ard to Row
Creighton. Mr.. Creighton, who is dis,
trict manager Of the F. w. Woolworth
Company, bought recently brick
dwelling on Malba Road.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-06
Two Buildings at Hudson
And Hubert Streets Sold

". E. Dean & Co. have sold to tho
147-149 Hudson Street Realty Company
property at this address, being at the
southwest corner of Hubert Street. On
the site are two five story and base
ment buildings, on a plot 28.SX76. H.
j. Scheuber & Bro. represented the
sn11or
New-York tribune., 1919-08-06
Building Loan Contracts

CREsTON N-. W $ 1l5.2 it of Burnside
av s2.5xioo; City Mortgage Co loans
= Fl const Co Inc. to erect 5-story
apartment 90 paynents) ..-... $4,000
CRESTON AN. :. l77.5 IT $ of Burnside
av, 62.5X100: Guy Mortgage co loans
II Const co Inc TO erect d S-story
apartment Go payments) ...... S55, 600
New-York tribune., 1919-08-06
Deals for City Dwellings

4oHSl dHL II wing hSNlHt nave puI-
chased from Senior e. Allen 1863 East
Ninety-third Street, three story and
basement brown stone dwelling on lot
19.6X100. Max Alexander was the
broker.
Dwelling in 61st st. Sold
F. P. Hinckley has sold the dwelling
at 166 East SlXty-frst Street, on lot
20X100
The four story dwelling, on lot 2Ox
1922, at 119 East Seventy Street,
is reported to have been sold. Gather
inc c. Johnston is the owner of record.
Estate Sells 71st ST. House
The four story brown stone private
dwelling at 119 East Seventy first
Street, on lot 22x102.2, has been sold
for the kaplan Johnson estate to Ed
ward n Wilson.
House in 122d st. Sold
The A. Kane Company has sold the
three story private dwelling at 345
West 122d Street, on lot 15XlO0.11.
56th St. Buyer Plans Changes
The five story modern American
dwelling at As West Fifty-siXth Street,
on lot 20x10S, has been sold for Mrs
Joe L. Cissell TO client, who, after
extensive alterations, will occupy.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-06
Assignments of Mortgages
NJ Manhattan

2fsT ST, SIS f: mtge 10000: Lottle
Schlussel to Ethel Well y Title r
Mtge 60 to Jos G Ajelio; Ethel Wen
to T & NJ Co, l35 broadway, 3
assns. ...---.-.... --...- s. roo
2lST ST 354 T.. mtge 80 e0o. Lee II
Friedman, trustee. TO \ Y TILE 4 Mtge
90. 7 < NJ TO TO Jos g. Ajeilo eol
1lsth st, trustee. 80 Broadway. =
assns G. onn- II zn0
WATER ST, II. mtge 10000: aied and
discharged Aug 4. 1919. Jos II l.ichten-
auer et al exrs etc. 10 la " yers M'ge Go.
~ Liberty st. attys, stetson. * 4. IS
Broad - co.. ...-. .... n4H
ing Co TO Murray Spies, u w HIN st:
atty, L r & T Co, $50 fway. ...... $500
27TH ST, 2l3 ": Mamie Klein to n Title
Mtge CO, - Bway. -........ s75c0
DUANE ST. 201; mtge $4,000: Jno "
Sterling sgd ano, trustees. to Jno W
Sterling, 912 5th av. individ; attys,
shearrnan e. Sterling. SIS Wall at
mtge OF. .......-. 81, ESQ
2eTH ST, 4ss w; ntge 1900: Guaranty
Trust Co OF y Y, as admir- to Jacob r
Grubman, C.....-......-.xl6 900
New-York tribune., 1919-08-06
House in 122d st. Sold
Cash for Heights Tenement

Lowenfeld & Prayer have sold the
two five story tenements 203-205 West
14Sth Street to Molie Rosenberg. 1t
was a cash transaction. Sol Freidus
was the broker
New-York tribune., 1919-08-06
Sale in Lexington Avenue

James H. Crulkshank has purchased
from the Rothman estate the building
with stores at 1905 Lexington Avenue,
on lot 25x95. Harry Sugarman was the
broker.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-06
Justice Samuel ID. LEVY iii

Justice Samuel u. Levy, Of the Chill
dren's Court. became suddenly III
wniie ON the bench Yesterday after
noon. and was removed 20 his home.
~ tcntral Park West. In n taxicab'
Ills condition IS not serious.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-06
Bronx

LOTS q 70 -. blk ,. map Whitehall
Realty Co: Mary Silbert II Alsthllda Roos.
1ie " S7th st. atty, Mathida Roos ne
" nth st t...... 81 100
TELLER Az. 1858. Title Guar & r 90 -
Trans Maret9, f15 p .lst st. stre. Tine
'.paf = te. itF 'Aa1 Hnu
MORRIS A\. 1910. S,a4eu Kraul "a,
sad !. Sch~ar2. f15 " i2sth sr atty
q Schwarz. AS ~ l-sth 1T ....s
New-York tribune., 1919-08-06
REAL ESTATE
wwrCnEsrER COUNTY
Scarsdals
IS miles from New York.

New Colonial Dwelling. iosx
e. feet over all. masters
ssdroopns ! baths. servants
cams and bath, to acccnuo-
Ssfe 4 servants: 2-car heated
ssraxa and chauffeur's room.
iihrary. 2ox3o; living room.
ssx20: dining room. 2oxfs:
s,,,n ffreplsces. Tiled sun
.ao,,. eiassed IN. Downstairs
,avaSoriea. Good Housekeep-
snc Model Kitchen. Masters
snite has separate dressing
Ian, and throug hout the
house there Is unusual closet
s,,z,s. Service duN,bwaiter.
Pess ohtsinable fittings Mott
1,iin,hing: Sargent hardware;
.,ied bathrooms. copper
srreens: American Metal
weather stripping; Altman
SecoratiouS. Electric light
sod R,au gas. Arteslan wcli
ar,i Loom Is Manning filter.
Aii waits finished with Devoe
Nslc,frs washable paint Pan
LED thvous hout ground floor
acres. with shade aud fruj.
trees. Landscaping by Yonksrs
Nursery Co. Stone terrace
with awnings Snlend,dly
hu.!t ho,ue in deiie htful sur
~ot,ndings. Occupancy in
October. Price Il sold before
September /. $4,000. which is
low To be seen by appoint
m,nt oniy.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-06
New fostsnasters Named

WASHINGTON. Aug. 5.-Postmas..r.
nominated today by President wilson
included Charles f. Greene, Bridge
Trenton, n. I.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-06
Flushing Dwelling Buver

-, The dwelling at 1o3 Locust Street.
Flushing, has been sold by J. Albert
Johnstra 10 to Dominica Apicello, Of
Flushing, for Marie A. Elliott. The
house contains six rooms and bath
New-York tribune., 1919-08-06
UNFURN1sHED APARTMTs. WANTED

WANTED
Two APARTMENTS IN
SAME BUILDING
am looRing for s-roon unfurnishai
apartment either In New York or Brooklyn.
with s-room anfuruishei apartment ae-
joining in same building The Broom
apartment must not be above second !loor
unless there > elevator service Occupancy
required about October LIST Correspondence
solicited. particularly with owners OF new
apartment buildinga not YET occupied. Ref-
ersnces. Address,
C. W, QUINN
e94sA xetA S. Brook9yus u u
New-York tribune., 1919-08-06
Mt. kISCO.

,-ROoM HOUSE with hardwood floors
inrpuE hogt. eiecfrir lights bath and
modern ins ptr. large lot. best section.
Hofsc in excellent condition. S55O0 Terms
easy. CARPENTER & PELTON. ING.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-06
DITCHEss COUNTY
BEAUTIFUL DUTCHESS COUNTY
Homes Farms. Country Estates.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

.BEAtN AR!sHEs,'' 10 acres. 21-room
nous fulsled as an ailyear home,
steam heat electricity, gas. osr.; COT 1se,
Ea.ase. stAhie. fue trees and lawn, S-o,eVV.
! DAIRY tsHN. rs acres; 100000 has
besa spent. corVi.te in every respect
ane apple orchard. with other Varietios &c, OF
.ruits idea fer canning price S'o.OVo.
BRICK HOWE. Is rooms. bath. steam
heat gas electricity. hard wood floor.
sstpns porch, stable, garage; cottage OF
E roofas acres Hne Ni- US, $4,000.
CHoItL LOCATION. about l acre, IL
toms AID bath. all modern impts..
opsn frsplaces tav shade trees. lawn and
shrlbb -.o0oi terms 10 suit.
MODERN EARN, -eS acres house has
been reiaocelied and has all the com
forts O. clly nome out buildings. &c.
HANDSOME RESIDENCE. ) ACRES: at
Uaeties house, 2 rooms and bath, sew
sai open places. servants quarters all
tcnvenieure es to make & com plste home
10 ACRES. Very rretty house. modern
INpts situated on Iise OF ground
slrounded b. beautiful lawns and shade
Tres olthuilllnss price $4,000, cheap.
ELEGAN1 COUNTRY HOME. II acres II
roo.ns, baths. sleeping porch. Italian
garden garage. cars. beautiful view of
flNh HOME. ia acres, rooms and
oatn, heat, fruits, ice pond, poultry
mouse Farage. sood river view and the
saTroundins country
NEAR COUNTRY Club, s-room house
and bath. all modern i'm proven1ents:
iet lOvNlN1. corner, one OF the best sec
,,hsi owner must sell. $4,000. Apply
EDWIN J. WEBB IL ,.daAn, Main St. Tel: ls7
New-York tribune., 1919-08-06

BEAUTIFUL REsIDENCE-Large plot );
river view; convenient. Also Park Hin
house at great bargain. Many good propo-
sitions. You should c. GauL at once, SAG
South Broadway Telephone 6626.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-06
YONkEKS

EIGHT FAMILY BRICK HOT SIS, sI4.5oo
rents s2,40Q; $4,000 rents S4,,O0. nets
57to easy terms. t-roou house marquette
floors. large plot 81 soc. Beautiful Park
Hll homes Thomas, way & Mclean ave
New-York tribune., 1919-08-06
SCARSDALE

HANDSOME HILL TOP. 70 acress ideal
for gentleman; country estate near golf
club: unobstructed view In all directions;
splendid orchards and stately trees; at
tracttve price. No brokers' Owner. Box
Az, Scarsdale. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-06
MI. VERNON
NEW ROCHELLE

BARGAIN. 10 ROOMS. baths. largo
grounds. located in Rochelle Heights
n minutes to main line station. HOME
REALTY COMPANY, New Rochelle Trust
Company Ruiding. Room 80. Phone S5,.
NEN ROME. rooms. bath, gas. electric
ity. not water heat. plot 5oNloo. PRICE
s 500. open 70 offer R.ynerd & Kraft
20s liuguenot ST Telephone .5il. New
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-12-04

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-12-04
MISS BEULAH TAYLOR WEBS
Becomes Wife of Claude d. Ryan, of
ST. Louis, Monday.

Miss Bculah Taylor, of Mexico, and
Claude D. Ryan, of st. Louis were
married at the home Of Miss Ttylor's
sister, Mrs. j. c. King, on East Prom
cnade street, at l o'clock Monday
afternoon. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. W. C. Cowart, pas
tor of the Methodist church. Only
members of thefamily and the most
intimate friends were present. Mr..
and Mrs. Ryan left Immediately for
st. Louis where they will make their
home.
Miss Taylor is thedaughter of Mrs.
Nancy Taylor, of Mexico. During
the period of the war she held a pos
ition in the First National Bank. The
Ledger joins her many friends in wish
ing her happiness in her new home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-12-04
STURGEON COUPLE WE'D HERE.
Rev. Gibbs Comes From Bible College
10 Perform Ceremony.

Clarence P. Laxton and Miss Georgia
Toalson, both of Sturgeon, were mar
ried in Mexico Wednesday afternoon.
The Rev. Walter C. Gibbs, of the
Bible College in Columbia, came here
to perform the ceremony. Nh. and
Mrs. V. P. Toalson, of Sturgeon, were
present at the wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. LaXton left immed-
lately after their marriage for st.
Louis where they will spend a few
days. They will return to Sturgeon
to make their home. Mr., Laxton is
the junior member of the firm Of Lax
ton and Son.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-12-04
MISS BRIED is BRIDE.
of Mr.. and Mrs. Bried Be
comes Wife of Thomas Smith.

Miss Warrene Bried and Thomas
Lockwood Smith were married at the
home Of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Bried, four miles north
east of Mexico, at $50 o'clock Thurs
day night. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Richard Gentry,
pastor of the Christian church in Mex
leo. Miss Elizabeth Precht and Leland
Bried, brother of the bride, were the
attendants. The wedding march was
played by Miss Margaret Mackie, of
Mexico. Many friends Of the bride
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-12-04
MISS DOROTHY NORRIS MARRIES
Couple Will Live on Farm Near Cen
tralia, Mo.

Bedford Lee Stewart Of Stephens
and Miss Dorothy Ricketts, Norris Of
Centralia formerly of Mexico, we're
married in Columbia Tuesday. They
were attended by Charles T. Stewart
and Miss Hattie W. Boyle. The groom
is a son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Stewart, and the bride is a daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Norris. The
wedding party will visit in McAlester,
Okla, and on their return they will
make their home for the present on
the brides farm near Centralia.