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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-02

privilege to help the wounded man
who fell among thieves.
"a selfish woman is a blot on crea'
ton; a selfish man is not quite SO I'M
natural, and a selfish nation is an
abomination. especially when 1t has
been endowed as has America with
every good gift that God can bestow.
Service is the slogan this time"
Announcement was made before the
club of a future club house for women
in this city. Although this is still a
dream, the chair mentioned the ulti'
mate accomplishment of the plan in
an optimistic way.
Reports of the proposed activities OF
the various departments Of the club
were made, and the chair called at
tention to the convention Of the state
federation of clubs to be held in Ko-
komo October 81 to "a. Richmond
club Is entitled to six delegates. Other
members going will be furnished Gre
dentials. Mrs. A. w. Roach will at
tend the convention officially. as act.
ing president of the National War Mo-
Tiers organization.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-02
One Way To Cultivate
Smiles That Captivate

Alas for the pretty girl who. when
she opens her mouth in a smile, gives
q view of teeth more deplorable than
the ruins of the Rheims cathedral. In
stantly she repels instead of attracting,
and she has only the consolation she
is in no danger of being kissed" re-
marks the president of the National
Mouth Hygiene Association.
What a pity women generally are
not more familiar with this feature of
beauty culture. Consider that more
than a hundred varieties Of micro-or-
ganisms are found in the mouth. Is it
any wonder so many have ugly teeth
and gums. unsightly filings, crowns
and artificial teeth? Germs not only
cause tooth decay but serious gum af-
fections. Tooth and gum troubles gen
orally can be avoided by regular brush
ing with Once-a-W eek Tooth Polish
because a polished tooth prevents de-
cay. also because this product effect
ually removes from all teeth the obsti-
nate fatty films under which germs
accumulate. And this remarka ble
Once-a-W Week Tooth Polish, which any
druggist can supply, completely re
moves all discolorations, keeping the
teeth beautifully white and sparkling
ADV.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-02
STRONG men AND
WOMEN WIN OUT

In business, at work, or at home,
you must make good" or be a fail
ure The healthy red-blooded man or
woman tackles every task fearlessly
with the JOY and the pep" that wins
Plenty Of red blood rich in Iron and
Phosphate's, is needed if you would
win in lifes battle.
One of our leading doctors has Of
ten remarked, Life is full of need
less failures. all because men and
women do not keep their blood and
nerves charged with rich Iron and
Phosphates; there is no excuse for
the thousands of rundown, weak and
nervous men and women when Phos-
plated Iron, the Red Blood and Nerve
Builder, is within reach of all. 1t
will bring back the JOY of living and
doing; give you rugged health,
strength and restful sleep.
If you are all run down, weak, thin
or nervous, Phosphated Iron will build
you up and make you feel like a live
one; it never disappoints. No matter
what anyone says you owe it to your
rself to take Phosphated Iron. Try
it and note for yourself how after
only few days it increases your
health and strength one hundred per
cent.
Ask for Phosphated Iron Capsules,
and be sure you get capsules. For
sale by Conkey Drug Co. and leading
druggists everywhere.-Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-02
Frank Boyers, Farmer,
Dies at Home Wednesday

HAGERSTOWN, Oct g Frank
Bowers, a &c 70, died at his farm home
five miles southeast Of Hagerstown
Wednesday and his funeral will be
held Friday at 1890 at the Church of
the Brethren, Of which he was a mem.
Der
Mr.. Bowers had lived on this farm
for over thirty years and he had
grown in favor with all who knew
him. He had no children but Mr.. and
Mrs. Bowers reared from infancy Prot.
w. .. Wissler, now teacher in the
Richmond schools. Burial will be in
the cemetery adjoining the church.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-02
FORERUNNERs OF SICKNESS

gestlon and constipation are the fore-
runners OF half the ills OF mankind.
Don't let mass of partly digested, de-
composing food poison your whole sys-
TEN. When your food is being proper
ly digested, you are free from bilious
ness, gas, bloating, sick headache, sour
Foley Cathartic Tablets. a wholesome
physic. thoroughly cleanse the bowels
without gripping or nausea. swceten
the stomach and tnVigorate the liver.
FOR sale by \. G.. Luken & Co.-Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-02
212 FROM INDIANA IN
COLLEGES OF OXFORD

OXFORD, O., Oct. 1.-Two hundred
and twelve young men and women
from Indiana are registered this year
at the three educational institutions
Of this village-the largest number in
the history of the schools. These
students are divided as follows: Miami
University, &c; Oxford College for
Women, 81; Western College for
Women, 65.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-02

It is far cry from the world war to
a child's roller skates. but according to
a fashion expert roller skates Of the
latest approved model are after the
style of British fighting tanks.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-02

High street. between Campus & Pat
terson avenue, has begun. The con-
tractors, J. NJ. Hennessey & Bro. of
Piqua, have a large gang OF men at
work on the improvement.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-02
IMPROVEMENT OF
STREET Is STARTED

OXFORD, O., Oct. 2.-After numer-
Gus delays, the principal one being an
injunction suit brought by property
owners who didn't want brick used in
street paving, the work of paving East
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-02

Waterproof tents, bags and rugs can
be made from camels hair.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-24
Assignments of Mortgages

mADSW0RTH AV 24S: mtge s95nn.
barc!ay iloiding Corpn 20 VIM Mol{er
sss0 50 az. and ano. atty, y T & NJ
70. ~ Broad way 81
!ifEH ST. INV, David A G. Louis A Ans
oaener. exrs 10 Agostjno Gazzolo. 2a7
1.h aT; a'ty, 7 G & T Co 176 Broad
80 ST. swc Exterior st. mtee $500. X
Co 10 Edwin o Holten. Nj. Kisco
:, a'iys, Snow d Snow, Is Wall
I'd ST. lgl f central sav Bank 10
-,1li. 1ils Guar & Trust Co. 176 Bway 81 900
Na.pM : e1N ST, 25032 Bertha kultner
:. a.. exrs. to p Kuttner. 500 " 1O9th
81 q; trustees attys. Eisman. l. { K
9TH ST ics Z. Jas p Harper and 'sno
~ Shlon l2lme Saw Bank. 7ol SIN av.
s'Ss' Butcher & +. Madison
W AV, F. 1il.Io 1i6th ST .lno A
SaasmsyeE - al. exrs, 10 Hagse, Realty
N: ~, s.-l ID a.. atty. Gustav Goodman.
D95wNIAG ST. s5-s7 n,ee - 600 400
=. h'aay Wilkins TO Bznkers Trust co
70 NJ NJ $, trustee attys. White & Case.
Ssh ST. is5 "; Minnie r zabr,skio
sn1.o. ~ ano. e&rs, TO Minale r ZabrisAie
= az a1n,siGuailJ. - W 10Th st; atIya. stit-
U ih,nn.ips il5 Fulton sts s1s ooo
--as2'LloN TERRACE e g 46o 6 Is1zt
T. T. msse SiQ.o0o. Jno Mex Hecker 10
t,:-s,yers Mort 90. 50 Liberty sg 50o
~ 81, 4s2 W, Bond 4 Mort Cnar %
,f,-,on -Aion bire Say Bank 7Gl 6th av.
AZ hd'cner, & Z. j Madison
........$5 IS 1Oi
New-York tribune., 1919-05-24

5S1x67 Il. Oliver W Cook to Lawyers
Mtge co, 80 Liberty ST; atty. Lawyers
MtGe Co. 90 Liberty st............ Sa.50o
O1Fii. ST. " 5. $50 Startling AZ. 25Nln8
David Scott, excr, to John TAYLOR, 1891
odoll st. ATTY, john Taylor, l5el Odeit
I7sD sT, $50 East. John D Kroog to VIC
torine rischer. 0S West 195th 81. atty.
Il Bergman. 2S0l I'd av.....-.. - 500
GRAND Az S 30 19.d ST. 50xlo6.
John A Hagmayer 10 Hagset Realty Go.
2l2l Sd av, atty. Gustave Goodman. SAC
1s6Tn STgy ST - ras ,9qo 90
Fredk Schumacher. 412 North av New
Rochelle, Y and ano; attys, Elfers s.
GRAND BLVD and Cencourse, " = i, II
ls2d, o0X5S; Frances II Bond to Mary
Judis. 74o Riverside Drive and ann
atty. r G ( r Co. 176 Bway ...........s
l9oTH ST III W Sir Lea Corpn to Ciar-
ence Fuller 2350 Bway; atty. Law
yers y q I Co, l60 BWaN. ..........
JACKSON AN 1860 Mary 5 Whitaker to
Percival i II Whitaker at Pelham. \
Y atty, = j II Whitaker. lis Broad
RIVER DRIVE. p 120s r. point OF
curve ct Evergreen Drive and River
1853 to Evergreen Drive 1l6-7X
- on curve FIX curve COS to beg
Northern Realty TO to Stadacona co. 80
John st; attys, Douglass A & McCann
c33 Bway............ ...-..........s 81
New-York tribune., 1919-05-24
Standard Oil President
Sells Brooklyn Home
A. {. Bedford Recently Joined
Park Az. Apartment Colony;
Other Sales of Dwellings

Inc residence of Alfred c. Bedford,
4l0 Clinton Avenue, between Greene
and Gates Avenue, one of the show
places Of the Hill section, Brooklyn,
occupying q plot $4,000, with a gsrage
at the rear, on Vanderbilt Avenue. has
been purchased by George A. Mendes,
Of 292 Garfield Place. manufacture
er's agent, with Offices at I Worth
Street, Manhattan. Mr. Mendes IS
planning 10 make number Of changes
in the residence J. D. H. Bergen &
Son were the brokers'
Mr. Bedford. who is president of the
Standard Oil Company, purchased the
Clinton Avenue home on December Is,
1906, from Mrs. Cora H Langemaan,
paying $4,000 for the property. He
recently leased an apartment at go
Park Avenue.
The Bulkley Horton Company
has sold 1914 Pacific Street, three
story and cellar. brick, one family
dwelling, on lot 26x1O0x irregular, for
Paul H. Graef.
Frank A. Seaver & Co. have sold the
one family house at 1910 Eighty fourth
Street, for G. Marakle. to buyer for
~" be-4.NS IHc Two ldHily mouse at
1905 SiXtieth Street for G. GRACE: 270
Seventy first Street, 8 two family brick
house. for L. Stellges, and 641 Sew
enty-fourth rect, one family brick
house, for c. Kochler
The Really Trust sold for the Alec
Building Company the one family
dwelling at 5a14 Twenty-second Ave
nue., Mapleton Park, to William II.
Mumme.
The Meister Builders have sold eos
Slxtleth Street, two story brick
building. on plot 20x10O
l. Salzberg sold for D. Griffith to NJ.
Fidleman the one family cottage on
plot 60x10o at 5211 Thirteenth Avenue.
The Clinton Trading Corporation has
sold to Rosa Ceremi the one family
dwelling at S73s Fifteenth Avenue, on
plot 20X96.S. Frank Bambara was the
broker.
+. c. Sauter has sold for the Brook
lyn Trust Company. as executors, to
4 client for occupancy, the two family
dwelling at 455 Sixteenth Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-24
Tobacco Merchant
; ShOw S Faith in
downtown Realty
Adds Water Street Loft, Ex-
tending to Maiden Lane.
to Vast Holdings in the
Southerly Section of City

Charles F. Noyes Company has re
sold for Richard S. Elliott to Josenh
F. Cullman the six story loft building
at 152 Water Street and l3O-132
Maiden Lane, with street frontages Of
62 feet on Maiden Lane and 27.7 feet
on Water Street. Mr. Cullman. a to-
bacco merchant. pays all cash for the
property. Through the Moves Com
pany Mr.. Cullman has purchased and
owns the block front on Front Street,
from Maiden Lane to Fletcher, oppo-
site the building just erected by the
New Jersey Zinc Company; 161-163
Front Street, corner of Fletcher; prac-
tically the entire block bounded by
Burling Slip, South. Fletcher and Front
streets; the Venezuela Building on
Front Street, block front Pine to De-
peyster streets. and other scattering
holdings throughout the eighborhood
New-York tribune., 1919-05-24
R. M. Cats Sells
His New l6-Story
Broadway Building
Fine Structure at 2lst St.
Taken by Syndicate of In
vestors; Built to Relieve
the Fifth Avenue Zone

The sixteen-stoAy building at the
.outheast corner Of Broadway and
rxenty-frst Street, completed about
-wo years ago by f. NJ. Catts's Rizt
Realty Company, has been sold. A
syndicate known as the 92O Broadway
Corporation, and composed Of NJ. A.
Muller. r T. Woodruff and 3. A.
Weathers. ir.. is the new owner of the
building. The new company is capital
i,sd at S225,000 and is said to have
bought the property rs an investment
bseause OF the attractive income de-
rived from the building. Mr.. Cats
vas one Of the first builders to see
the effect Of the Save New York"
movement and the zoning and building
height restrictions. He was sure that
he movemer- would benefit property
On the fringe of the restricted dis
;rict, and he was correct, because
many concerns willingly left the Fifth
Avenue shopng district and took space
in his building because of its attrac-
IONS OF location and construction.
Fhe building was erected with the
idss Of attracting the hest commercial
concerns located in the "Save New
York district. Some time after the
structure was completed and it was
seen how successful it was rs an in
yestment offers were made for the pur-
chase OF the property. The success of
this operation led to the Improvement
Of the Johnson estate property, diagon-
slly opposite on the north side Of
Twenty-hrst Street, extending from
Broadway to Fifth Avenue
The price Of the property could not
be learned.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-24
Chesterfield Apartment
Figures in Another Deal
Sellers Purchase Property Ear
lier in the Week; Buyer for
Nth Street Flat

otto K. Hartmann, president Of the
North Castle Realty Corporation, is
reported to have resold the Chester
field apartment house, at the northeast
corner of Riverside Drive and Ninety
eighth Street, which ne purchase d
earlier in, the week from the Winter
Realities, Benjamin Winter, president.
through Nassoit & Lanning, the deal
involving 130-acre estate in West
chester County. The purchaser is a
corporation now being formed. Louis
Schlechter, who controls a number of
apartments ON the upper West Side and
on Washington Heights, will act for
the new owning interests. The Ches-
terteld is ten story fireproof struct-
ure. on, a plot 130x100x irregular.
The Wompatuck Realty COMPANY.
Charles T. Wade, president. is reported
to have sold the buckingham Palace
apartments, six story elevator struct-
ure, at SAT to $50 West 147th Street. on
plot l00X1O0> adjoining the north
east corner of Broadway.
Ninetythird Street House Sold
Jacob j. Talbot has sold to Mrs. Mary
B. Ryan a five story fiat at 6s West
Nlnety'thlrd Street, on q lot 192x1OO.
Pinckney Estate Sells Plot
Porter & Co. have sold for the es-
tate OF, Mary G. Pinckney to Harry
baf vacant plot size 5Ox100, on the
south, side of West 14lst Street. 331
feeJeast of Lenox Avenue
New-York tribune., 1919-05-24
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan

WATER ST. 1874; e & Fl Levy. Inc. to
mas nms..ra Laue' .e sNra wiil Lena Laue; atty,
Lawyers d Co, $50 Bway. March
ST LUkEs PL, n s. 275.5 Hudson 5H''gV st
- .sXloo' Henrietta Fraser 2s2 Haw-
thorne Az, yonisers. to Roet 1. Harr-
son, 20 w 9Th ST, attys. Harrison. Ellioft
q, d BYRD % Wall st July 2l, 1916. 81. 900
eth ST $. sos Sth av 20 sx9s9: Irrcdll
lily Morgent hsu. exrs. viii VIM j Enrich.
~ sl'y, :; " Enrich. 81 Liberty St, May
9oTI S,r. n 3. 344 . 1st av 5oxIoo iSVs0
Abr and Lena Jacobs to Louis Wolf S5l
s'th st (; atty, Selig Edelman, 1872 Mas
.No Av qf7 tx Sarla IIl r 80 a o57
to " Life lns & Trust Co. 81 wall
5, st., a5tySi It Emmett & Parish. SO VAL st.
l27TH sT. 5. 22ss 7th av l5.6Sa5.gI ~
Alfred II Washington to Emily sutton
sNT; e. +, " wi'l y Wp 3 -, Washington' attys' r
10TH ST. Ss2 W; Adolph A IHascman to
Bond d Mort Guar Co l75 Re,nsen ST
nhiyn PLY adtys' ad,s T G & T Co, 176 Bway;
18Th ST, $50 w, Hy and Anna NJ Il Koch
Ter. 226 W 21st ST. to william Zicgler:
attys' Elfers & Abberey 277 Bway June
'oTH ST, s, $50 Park av. 20xi0o5
Caroline B Post to Bowery sav Bank
l2S Boweryi attys. Barry, Wainwright,
Pearl ST "a Gertrude A Nanderbeck
1fs W l26th St to Marie e Lewis; attys.
Rabe & l., 258 Bway Dec g. 1918. $4,000
I'D ST, 3. 49s Ave A. runs 1o221
e 6ox 7esx * n l4.ex W o.6x II s. to
street " 5O.s to beg, Five Thirty East
I'D ST Co. so Bway to the \ Trust
Co. % Rroad 81 attys y Trust Co, IS
Broad st April 10, 1913 ......... So 900
A AMSTERnAM AN, lfa9-94; Simon II GIas-
schieb TO Everit Macy. Briarcliff Manor
Ossinins, ATTY, Emanuel II Cohn, 25s
Bway JYly le, 1so7....: :........ $4,000
'3D ST, , 219 Amsterdam av 15xs6s
Elise II Warner TO the Citizens Sav Bnk
- Bowery; attys, Prison & Beall l4l
Bway, Sept 90. 1907 07..............sl0.Qo 900
New-York tribune., 1919-05-24

rs. 2S71o 1s1st st. 751lla: Haven az.
COS, 6 362.10 : lSfst st 75x11n Nav
=; Shenk r &. c Co 10 Liberal Finance
Norpn 40 " est 9th ST. VI. per cent.
nndor intge, 5, attys. Morrison &N.icheff.
0-o b"ay NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. AsS 900
TIEBoUT Av. c4as. $. s5ax q 1ss4x
n SAX lO2x 97.e to beg. uy c
Shuntway ct al to John J fiolfelder.
675 2+th st: May 10. atty. Title Guar
18TH ST, 225 v Oneida av. ax150xax
90 II John Wikens to Caroline e
Miller, 81 f issth st: May ~ atty, John
pa, Da VS. e. s5l Courtlandt az ..... .sloo
Jacobson 20 Cath and Eiz Sranlon.
80 10Th st mtg $500. May 81
u. att[' Title Guar 8 Go, l7s Bway sioo
kHnnard TO johanna Beruhaupe. 5fe
Norris av mts s3,ooo. May - atty.
NE !. Guar & r co. 17o Bwa.t.-....s1oo
Read 10 Sanl Brenner. 1888 Stebbins
av; mtg $4,000, May ls; atty, Lawyers
II q, T c. lso Bway ........'.'. 500
ADAMS ST. 1875, lot AZ map Van Nest
Park Caroline Schlosser 10 Frank In
goglian sol e 122d 81; mtg ss 900. Mav
p atty, LAWYERS Co, 1so Bway sl0o
n FAITH Az, -630. =. 206x1007: Annie E
hlng TO Hannah Koran. 2sss Heath av
May II; atty, Hannah Horan, 28ss Heath
AV, II W c le0th st. 5o.lox1oesg
-'+'-> ''''+'f AittN NJ IJlEe to Miiibla 0cbn
Realty Corpn. sS Broad st: Jan IS: attv
>. G y Gregory So Broad st............sf0o st
sA ME- Property; MnoIanche Realty
oorpn TO Denwood Realty Co SOD Willis
az, mige $4,000 May q; atty. l. All
berly ~ Broadway ......'. sl0o
lSl Az, < SO n Walnut St on man ~,
haen DIX 20 also Walnut st Il :. 50
"a av, 50Xloo. Willis J Slavin to An
loinette Deegan. 165 Eastburn sv Ma
atty Antoinette Deegan. 1856 East
LOT po~,,, 2 block a, map Lester Park: Bronx
S9,onsh 60 Builders. Inc to Mary McCisrrv
$50 Burke 81, Feb 20: stfv. Msrv NJ
tIarry. $50 Burke st6o
- ~ -. :. =. y Park, ". :, 27ss Broad
map peo Falle. 25x98t1xc5x97s clot-a
GrorlN 10 David Greenberg. es-ss rfr-,,
81; Nay 22i atty. Hireman & Y, sa1 f
ER AN. s 39.lI n lscd st soxfao
Hhda Realty co to silwein Realty Snry'
o'o 80 av. mtge Sts,5e0, Nav ~ .tt -
ST IA a a irslnoers Ts 22o Broadway. 800
- 2X55.7 Katherine Newllircj, fo rocoh ah
friedman, 500 Cauldweli av: MFG s1o
g9o, May 2Z atty J Friedman. Il "
LOT SS, map Alien estate Mar. = Ntase. 80
eStfix. to Vito Baiadeno. l735 Deia,-iiis
May 2o' atty D Lent. Mt Vernon.
" EBSTEK Av w s. $50 n ,ss., ,. ~
-; llNl0Q. following Webster av.
~. ~ e l6Sth st. 3511xl0o. .9x22 sx1oo.
Realty Corpn. Ss2 Prospect Az. C1cr -
l2IS atty, D Mintz. $50 Prospect av si
Nj ARi0N 81 d,oS Az; H., 2ssa c: S5.llxioalIx
VIM { Berbert. l424 Boston RI. r1t.sa
5000: May %; ATTY. \ T d NJ Go.
ls5 broadway ...-......'-..-.
kEPLER AV. e :. 255th st. 5oxloo. MAJ
\ Tower 10 Harold J Segravc 80
Decatur avn April %; atty e CIlnch,
Park Row...
losFH ST XII e. 3. 2oxi2s5: Albert
Rossert 10 Johann Gauszar Z,vingen
berg. Germany. Msrgaretha W.lc-l.
Iwingenberg. Germany, ntge ss.50o.
March lsl7; atty, L Mtge & trust
LOTS : TO 10, block s. lot IS. block 2e
lot s., bloc &c lot 80. block - map.
Edenwald Realty CO & Commercial co 10
April IS: atty. y Kent 40 Bwav s.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-24
Astor Estates Lease Space

Spear G. Co. have leased for the Will
lam Vincent Astor estate the two lofts
a 295 to 305 Sixth Avenue. containing
10000 square feet of floor space, to
Morris White, manufacturer Of leather
goods, for term of years. at an
aggregate rental of 100000. The same
brokers have leased the store and base
ment at 80 East Nineteenth Street to
Wilbur Veitch, the third loft at 1856
and 1873 West Twenty Street to
Pistrong Brothers, the third loft at Al
and 43 West Twenty fifth Street to
William Greenberg, and the store. base
ment and sub basement at 594 Broad
way TO Edward korn.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-24

ssth St , and $; Feb :. 1917 att. 7 6
SANE PRoPERTY: gTH Alfred sehsr7ner'
horn and ano. exrs &c, to Jas Han
non. 235 w l4th st: / 3 part. I. all
lsps N13 M9y IL l9ls stty same 5000
horn as comm 10 saiue. ? part, :.
and s. G, all liens May 10; atty.
SAME PRoPERrY: Katie Matthews to
same. Is part. /. and s. all liens.
N; March - att, same 81
Nj Greenberg to il N O Realty Corp.
S3s Columbus av: rntge sl4s 600: May
20; atty, r horIlus. a2t Bway Brook
5TH AV, sO2 w 31st at g w. 2a4x
l25xirreg, Herman Woog 10 Bernhard \
Schwartz, Lawrence J. I: mtse $500, 600.
90. 100 Bway ...........s 81
Attn ST, $. e25 10th av, 25xl0o.b,
" 42d st: "a part; May g, atty, Hyman
SD ST. ss ss5s sth av. 1sx1oo5 .. Thos
Eager TO Minnie \ Miller. Mamaro-
neck. \ 7; intgo sl2.50o March "A al
dross Bon sG. HARRISON. \ Y.....'-,. 81
OlST 81. 2oS Y, :. 25xloo.5 foreclosure
March 20; Oscar J Smith. ref. to Sam
Uel Rachman. 15S Governor ri, Paterson.
- April 90; atty, y 7 & T Go, lS5
72D sT $50 W. n : 25xioo VIM Thonl
to cath r smith, 80 Riverside Drive
ntge $50 GOO ali lieus May 90, atty.
sdTu sr " s5i w. W. r'g $ ''SS s5Sioo :: III 1EO
mann TO John A Harriss, l4o Riverside
Drive; lntee ss5 600 III liens. NAY 3 3;
1O$D ST. 235 ". s. Sl.6x1oo.l1; Wn fiy
lnau ct al to Milie Rosenberg, ssa Riv-
erside Drive, all llens. May II. atty
Ben NJ Levy 80 Park Row. 81
117TH ST. s3 W. n 3 97xl0o1l; Fannie
Weinstock to Selma Wsil and Gilbert
b and Theresa Weiustock. 775 stowell
av. milwaukee,. Wis atty. Louis j Fray.
115 Bway: mtg. $4,000. .......... 90
ll7TH ST. 2l5 ". $. 25H252 tforecloa
ny Chamberlaine. Of Port Deposit. Nd
May 2l: atty Chas b Meyer T. s2d
NORTHERN Az. n q c i77th 81, 2e5 to
Co to Lusonvay Holding Go. 39s " l45th
ST; al liens May -. atty, sani Waeht,
lsolh 81, sl5xlos SIX irreg Edwin
Peck to Compass Realty Corpn. 81 Mas
May ia; attys, Middebrook & b IS
Cedar st .............. ............S10 90
SAME pRoPERTY; same as exr and trus-
t; mtg, $4,000 all liens; May 10
SAME PRoPERTY Edna Jenkins to
same; 4 part; t: mtg ss2. 500: all
liens: May 49,. atty, Title Guar & T Co
ssTH sT, 4sa East. $. 87.7xloo5; May T
Esplco Realty Corpn to Christopher Pit
kin Co, S7S Grand st; due February !,
MADISON AN. g S. so n 65th st, 81. 5x70
"a part. May Jos Barnes, !ndivid to
Jos B Barnes, 755 Madison av. trus-
tee: . yrs; per cent. attys, Thompson
F. & Cook. Wall st.............. sS7 500
18TH ST, IS East, 5 s. l7xlQ2.2. p. m. May
%; Margt Hawkesworth TO Frank h Van
Brunt, Brooklyn. Windham Co, Conn, )
yrs . per cent; atty. Law5 ers Title & T
1aIsr sT 4ss Ess, = 1ix,oo Mo- Voc
-, Anna keck TO Agency Realty ana
Mortge Co. 81 Nassau st: due March l.
1870 per cent, atty. Edw j West 81
Nassau ........,......si0 81 COO
New-York tribune., 1919-05-24
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

GREENWICH ST. 343-47 all; A Kastor
eHr. etc, 10 Phenix Cheese Co. on the
Frsnb FG,bs Pentlage. b5 Liberty st. 50 900
oveT 70 Francesca & Louisa Reel, %
Thompson st, yrs from Juno i, falN:
atty. q G Young, I65 Bway. So $40
fCOi.UMBUS Az. s4-S6 str Il pt 9. Mo-
ris Schinasi 70 Leopold Oppenheirner,
5oo W 10th st. 3 yrs. from May l.
dslH, yrs renewal, attys, Baker & o,
sIII Az, s6l, str & b. JOS {; Minot and
ano. trustees to Max Rosoff ISL eth Nv
and ano. 10 Yrs. from May Is. 1910.
attNs, Reich & b, Al Chambers
4sTH ST. $40 e. 5 i7s s-S1p 5th sT s2'3S@ 5Sg
COOS. an. lessee to alter at ST.. 900
Louis NJ Gerry TO Sar Realty Co sos 5tn
av, 20 yrs, from May 1919 excees
taxes. etc, and LIST YEAR 1858. Cd wear.
$l4,sOo, and then Sl1,S0n or net aver
age OF $4,000, attys, Jonas & n ll5
STH AN 5232a No store; Max Rosenblat 1T
70 Irving krieger 9S2 Hoe az. yrs from
Nay l. 19; Ally Geza Eichorn. 3o9
MADISON Az. c lssth at, 5ox trreg 1iso
on l@6th st: as now occupied by party I'd
part, with docks and bulkhead Sergea nj
tram, trustee to leonard coal Co. on the
premises 10 Yrs from May I. '19. 20 yrs
renew, address 2l07 7th av....... SO. 600
Bronx
BROOK Av. 1852. all; Dwight Realty Co
70 Abr Sivermar. 1906 Washington av;
yrs from May l, 1919; atty. A Silver
l02D ST; S6S-7 East. all; Kamen Realty
TO to Elias Lepler, 1871 Fulton av 5 YRS
from June !. 1919. attys, Goldfein & W
"'V bNay ........... 0 500