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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-03
Trad. del frances para LA PRENSA.

En- los Estados Unidos IS donde
se dan eta actualmente todos los des-
~contertos : todos los revoluclonarios
De Ia vieia EUROPA. Entire los perSo-
naieS menos iluStres cuya p~nesencla
en- este li5re suelo nc ?arece particu-
larmente GeSeablc. Sc Glstlnguen al
cunos. ~revezidos de ~dignidadeS iIu-
sorias. nae han venido aqul a ma
Ger propaganda en- favor de gooler-
nos ficJiclos.
TeniamoS va en- Nucva York una
"Embajada bolshevklSta ruSa. ' aho
r a tenemoS IN "preSlde1te &c "a re-
publica irlaadeSa' Y. en- tsnto que e>-
te ~reIvlnIica para su pals el dere
enc de diSponsr de 81 rlsmo. 81 &C
tividad riende naGa menos que a dis
poner de los GemaS. Bien IS vcrdad
i en tanto que los poisheviNstsS
suenan con 6errocar al goblerno a
mericano. el Presldente Irisndes no
les pice a los Esta6os UnidoS mas que
6inero. 10 que eS memo grave. aunque
1guaImente dlficil de- obtener.
iCual es eSe p~erSonaje que sc dl-
&c Presidente irlandes: FL senior de
Valera nacio en- N1eva York, de ma
nera cue hace nacer aigunas dudas
acerca de 81 veCdadera Macdonald
dad ' eI mlSno. 81 herpos de Greer
a los reporters que 10 han risto. 10
Sc atreve a deer NADIA categorico
sobre este deiicado puEto.
;IrlanGas o americana? "fo soy
irlanGes. ma respondiio prudentemen-
tie, desde Ell momcnro en- que me ha-
10 dispuesto a oar mi vida por Ia Re
nuhlica irlandeSa". ST este les has
tara 4 los irlsn1eses, expermenta-
Ramos algun emoaraZo para pregun-
tarle also mas al senior de Valera
'Acaso Ia opinion pubhca americana
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-03

soberana frente de Ia Inglaterra abo-
rrecida.
rs incontesrahle QIe el pueolo d
mrricano tiene profundas simpatlas
nor lr!anda; pero e. II De Vale
"a. Ell nucstro concerto. esta haciendo
todo 10 cue es precise para perderias.
Les concaGe aparenteTne7tc denasIa-
la imrortancia a manifestations CO.
mo la dc! Senado de los EStados un!-
dos que adopto reclentemc7tr n re-
soluciUn (del ScnadGr B0rahl pldlen-
dole a la Conferencia de Paz QUE leg
concediera una a]udiencia a l2S deiega-
dos irlandeseS. Esta r~esolucI6n era
una simple maniohra de poilt!ca IN
terror dirigida contra e. Presidente
Wilson Y su Liga de las Naciones. Y
ia opinion publ:ca no sc ha engana1o
acerca de ella. No solamente la re-
so!uci6n de Borah vioiaoa todos les
usoS de la ccrteSia international, !
que lc atribria al pueblo irlandcs mis-
IN pape! ridiclio al hacer tr q
TN instruments de rencorcs po.itlcos.
Ell senior De Valera s. conduce CO
Mo UT politico POGO haEil cuanco re-
cuerda en- los momcntos actuales. "a
collaboration de su rartldo o Alema-
MIA. Esta es n %avcntura que los
americanos no han olvidado mas que
los ~franceses: de Ia misma manera
que consi5erariamos injusto hacer res
pcnsahle al pueblo irlandes TODD en-
te-o de clio. creemos tener Ell dene-
cho de pedirie cuentas de csc asunto
al partidc de los Sim Feiners, que hi
20 TOGO 10 possible para c%ontrIbuir a
la victoria de .Alemania.
tTiene algura utiiida0 cualquiera
que ella sea, Ia propaganda irlandesa
en- los Estados Unidos? No 10 cree
mos. pero las opiniones pueden dife-
rir en- este punto, Y nosotrcs d~ejane-
MOS de buena voluntad a los irlande-
ses para que juzguen de clio; pe"o
es eviderte ,que Ia propaganda &c
los Sim Feiners, d:rgida por Ell Sc
nor de Valera, es ~perjudicial mas
bien que bAnefica q la causa iriandc-
sa cuyo arrcglo equitativo Sc obten-
dria ahora. 81 el senior de Valera Y
81 partico quisieran r~econoceries a
los demas los derechos Y las liberia
des que reclaman para 81 mismos.
e.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-03
LECTURAS POPULARES

que han caido ultimamente l!enan-
do de gratas e~speranZas q los agrlcu!-
torres, sobrc TODD a los &c Texas, en-
cuyos campos mace cuatro amos no
ha caido una verdadera lluvla, hace
de act2alidad hablar &c tar inportan-
te fenomeno meteorological.
Hemos dicho cue todos los fenome-
nos que Sc dc~sarrollan en- Ia atmosfe-
"a recihen Ell nombre de meteoros,
por 10 que Ia lluvia cs un meteoro. de
los llamaGos ''acuosos", que compren-
&c Jambien Ell granizo, las heladas,
las nevadaS, etc.
La lluvia nc es mas Que agCa de
los mares, lagos V rios, cue levanta-
da por Ell calor del sol Sc eleva en- Ia
atnlosTera, porque Ell vapor del aqua
pesa mcnos que cl aire, Y sube hasta
tencortrar una capa de aire de lguaI
resc, porqIe va hemos viSto que 4
proportion que Sc aScienGe en- Ia at
mosfera e. air. disminuyc de peso.
Una veg llcgado dicho vapor de
aqua = esa capa Sc licua nuevamente
por el frio de las atlas regioneS, Y en-
lorna de d!mInutas gctas flo-a for
mando nubcs, que deScargan su Il
Guido contenido sobre los campos.
La cartidad de- aqua que eleva
diariamente el calor del sol es irmen-
sa. A veces Iese despreniinientc Y
c cyarion del varor lie aqua cs percep
tible a Ia simple vista, como suceGe IN
los Gi4s dua siguen a .cs en- que ha
llovido n,Icho. on cue entertainments
Sc We desprcnderse de Ia terra hume
Gecida 81 vapor de aqua. en- forna &c
hume. En- csos mlsnos dias sc sien-
te IN ca!or humedo cue hace sudar
a mares. sudor facil Y que refresca
IN tanto.
EST. demostrado ~nlenaMente Que
las NUDES descargar principalmente
Su contcnido cuardo pasan sobre I'M
coriarca fresca. como IN oosqJe. una
montana. por 10 Il las regior:s bos-
cosas son las mas favorecidas For las
~lIuvias. en- tanto que los terrenos
aridos. dcsnudoS de ~vegesacion reciben
rocas wees. 0 nunca los beneficIos
q IA 7rcciDitac!0n. En- e. dcSlerto
de Sahara. por eiemplo, que es de
Una ;nmensa extension. de cerca De
mil lsnuas cuadradas &c sunerficic
ancnosa. nurca n.evc. o solo raTlsrmas
veces. En- 81 mismo E,glpto. pals que
co!inda cor 81 gran desierro, cas-
nunca lluevc. Y SUI rrodicioza f%crtlli-
dad So debe a las irundaciones perio-
dicas del RIO Milo. cIe Sc deshorGa
s,l-o las ilargras er;ncias cubrien-
ro,9s de- abunGanto limo que aboaa
las t;erras = las hacc ser uaas de las
mas ferries del mundo.
n. aoui orc 50 dt Gran .n?3ortanc;a
an +o1os lbs na;ses cu,tos a Ia con-
s~,or,sc:o7 do les bosoues, A Ia ropo-
bIa c,on do los cYe nor ;rnorarcia 0
descu;so ticndcn = Jesqpsrecer. V =
Ia n~la7tacion de arboles en- gran es-
c,,a rara nodar conta con Iluvias
~
New-York tribune., 1919-10-06
Heal Estate Association
10 Hold Conference Here
Annual Gathering Will Be Held
at the Hotel McAlpin on
October 10. Il and l8

Ihe Real Estate Association Of the
State OF New York viii hold its an
nua- convention at the Hotel McAlpin
on October IS. II and iS
Although it has always been Gus
tomary for real estate men to devote
most OF their energies to the planning
OF the dinner said Alfred Il Wagg,
chairman OF the programme committee,
yesterday, we have relegated this to its
ordinary position because Of the great
demand made b. out-of-town delegates
and their friends who promised TO
storm New York With about 300 reser-
vatlons. We have, therefore. been
able to reserve only 200 for our home
folks and most Of these seats have al
ready been spoken Tor on account OF
the number Of members from West
chester and Long Island exchanges"
The dinner IS to take place at the
McAlpln Hotel on Sunday during the
convention. Among the novel features
5 competition between the various
counties for large cup which has
been donated by one Of the New York
City members. Each county is per
mitted TO arrange It's own table decora-
tlons or centre piece so as TO repre-
sent either Its greatest activity or
greatest claim * popularity. Cover
nor Smith, Rabbi Stephen s Wise
Job Hedges and some Of the visiting
European dignltaries are expected to
be present
New-York tribune., 1919-10-06
Brighter Outlook in Long
DELAYED Construction Era
Promised Settlement Of Bricllayers' Differences
Gives Hope That Building Resumption Will
Soon Be Under Way in Full Force

Heavy spot buying of building ma
,.rjals. accompan by the promised
.sttlemen. OF the brieAlayers' differ
spces WIN their employers pending ar
b;.ration of wage demands. brought
about one Of the most general price
advance movements that the New York
construction market has developed in
half year. SAYS The Dow scrv5ce
Ds,,v Building Reporrs' to-day.
Present indications point 10 an actual
s.ar, in the long deferred construction
ora that has been awaited with general
discouragemenJ by the building and
material interests Of the eastern section
NJ the country since the first Of "a =
year The strongest Indication that
The change is positive and not figuva-
We is the behavior Of building ma
80. u .res. indicating actual buying,
and a survey OF the various depart
ments proves that materials and com
modities are moving up II price in spot
and future buying. because the factor
Of over-demand and under-supply is
actually beginning 10 function In
common brick. window glass and lath
actual stampede conditions have de-
veloped IN varying degrees. In com
New-York tribune., 1919-10-06
100 GO Increase Rental
For Small 9th Az. Store
Shoe Concern Leases shop for
Term of Years for 100000
From ZiegIer Estate

The Lloyd Winthrop Company has
leased the store, 192xo2, at 5I0 Fifth
Avenue. for the Zegler estate, for
term of twenty years at an aggregate
renta Of $500 900 to the Walkover Shoe
Company. This is ar increase rental Of
100 per cent, and IS said to establish a
new record rental for store Of its
size in this vicinity, where rentals are
going skyward
The Cross & Brown Company has
leased space a. 10 70 s3 Fifth Avenue
to the Garboy Clothing Company, space
IN the same building 10 the NJ. Lobel
Company for a term OF years; space
at 9l2 to 92O Broadway TO +. c. Carter
Son; space al 70 TO 50 Fifth Avenue
to Morris G Joseph Rudnick. sign
space or roof al 1900 Broadway to the
Universal Film Manufacturing Com
pany, and IA conjunction with NJ. c.
Swanton store space at 100 West Fifty
seventh Street TO Juliet J Jones.
The Brown. Wheelock Company, Inc.
has leased for kaufmann- Showers Com
pany the second foor at ITS Broad
way to the General Ire and Rubbe r
Company. and 1900 square feet OF Of
fee space at 10 to % West Forty
fourth Street, TO A. c. Howell; also the
store and basement at 6S5 Columbus
Avenue TO John Doganges.
Charles f Moves Company has leased
Tor the estate Of Josephine Ahrens the
store and basement at 40 Franklin
Street to the Hanson & Van Wrinkle
rental OF about s25 600
Samuel H Martin has leased the
north store at S65 Ninth Avenue TO
Joseph Lieberman
New-York tribune., 1919-10-06
Fine Montclair Estate
For New York Banker
Joseph A. Bower Buvs Home Of
Edwin A. Bradley on
High Elevation

Joseph 4. Bower, president OF
the Liberty National Bank OF New
York City. has purchased the estate
on the west side Of upper Mountain
Avenue and Edgemont Terrace, Mont
Bradley
The bradley House as it is ia
mliariy known, Is considered one Of
the show places Of Montclair. The
residence is pure Colonial architecture,
OF brick construction. with Indiana
limestone trimming and green tile
root Contains fifteen rooms, four
oatnroon1s. servants rooms and Offices.
The grounds comprise several acres;
commands an exIenslve view Of New
ork City the Palisades and New York
Bay. +. NJ. Crawley & Brothers were
the brokers'
Newark Buyers Plan Hotel
The property a. 221 TO 225 Mulberry
Street. south Of Green Street. Newark,
owned by heirs>0f the late Samuel Con
dit, has been sold through Louis Schles-
inger. Ire, to Herman Z. Baum and
Harry 5. katzin.
The property covers plot 63x93, on
which are three four-story buildings.
The new owners, it is believed viii
erect hotel on the site.
The William L. Goeltz Company. in
dustrial engineers. of this city. has sold
thdough Mr.. Schlesinger the one family
frame residence, on plot 50X200. at 43
Elliott Place, East Orange, to Leonard
g. Newton. and the residence located az
81 Elliott Place to Mark A. Hammond.
Edward McDonough has sold the two
family frame dwelling at 413 South
Fifteenth Street, Newark. to Frederick
isaacson through Mr.. Schlesinger
Sales at Ridgewoo ood
s. s. Walstrum Gordon & Forman
have sold for Mrs Jennie A. Tillev her
residence al lab Spring Avenue, Ridge
wood. \. J., to John G. Zabriskie. and
for John NJ. Stephens % Overlook
Road to Mrs. Elizabeth H. Buttery.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-06

2. \ weintraub % May Nusa. sfrsvs,
bur-. rs. 50 p g aity' GO F.
OATH ST - z $ 27x q ! 90 IL p ~ n,
E l0tth 81 due ard IN IS bond pr
ratS@ $4,000. atty, I T c. ,s
Bway ..--. - 900
18TH ST. si7 l7.2x1ooll. ? m
Oct r < Ne rs Chas Karg - 81
Andrews pl. Ton<ers y Y. and sno.
- 6 yrs. g. 5J ? Bva1 '9's4 $500 s3s86 So
tlSTH ST 2i3 E. iS-9xl005. .. II. Oc1
John Tan5.lio 20 hs societg feg ...f. the T.
Hs.:Sren' ~ Z, s5-s st St rs 50 -,
attss. Miller K I & r. so Bvay. 5000
10th 81 :. 2eo. SO. go & 4lo 3d az
$4,000 each and sub3ec to pr mtge
Sss500. APR ! Eapico Realty Corpn 70
Manhattan Ave Holding 60 IS bway
I2s~H ST. BIZ e : ls.axl0oll. D m.
sept IS Nunzlo Marzuallo to Lawyers
Tit.s r Go. $50 Bway, yrs . 2
SAME PROPERTY. , m. sept % sane to
Minnie larson 9o0s Perry az "a dne a. AZ
bono bono 9 Pr "iss $500 q, 800, do5
lesTH ST. sis T n : ls.sxio0ii, m.
Sept 20 Giovanni Marzuallo 70 LawYers'
Tide o. Co. 80 Bway. due oct 2.
SAME PR30PEarY. m. sept Is ssT9e
70 Mtnne larsen sg0g .,.ys & 600 ne 49, a.
Bu6%s R5I ospa 81 Bmav w. ',''' $ 800
9th ST. = &. y i6Vse H.. n oct
penn~imer ls5 A1ouDon a.. rs -
y e. attys Y q & : Co lis Bway. $4,000
West Side
ioTH ST l5-i- ". q .. s3.tixi0o 6. bai.d-
ing loan ocl 7 lsriIaore & Go 70 Ia "
. 81 ST. 40 ". is exi00.s- nt pct
Mabel . Rohrer 70 Tiansg i-ew.ne, $50
mtse, $1,000. atty. r c & 7 Go. is
ssTH ST = v. > lsx5O2.5 Aes
dell. Great Neck. l. /. due oct I. 49,
c a'tys. Lord. Day & :. 4s VA
. io77 Z n oc. ''' /. Aicaide Reai,y - 10
PIP p e. pr mtg SO 900 $500
~ 1rr Cisrence = cavanauxh 10
Darrell Realty 80. 10 Sist insts
ssrH -g, ~ % ps5..,i p9.9s 9-f a.sl.v - x
~ ..aorcia n M4r-sll - " s4tn st
yrs pc aJ7y. Stanley II Molleson. is5
'7lh El~a II = Pds.sr 10 r..ls Qua ,gGS g.
rs Eva DUE ana m as a.. bond s. ooo
iI6. p IN. sept so Arrow Holding Corpn
to sos West End Az Inc. ia 22d ST
due Sept Is, 1925. . c, pr rTtS- $500
GOO attys. Rose Pashins. l2S Broad
1osb at. i7s-i84 W, $ iooxlooil. lease-
hold April l. Prospect Realty Co TO
Wuheimins + Never 1919 8 Clinton az.
rrsnton. J years, T.. pr Intg~
slG GeC altys. Jonas 1 Nsuburger ia5
Broadway -..... .-....- Is o0n
lOsTI4 ST co.-slo X. i0oxfoo . IN
oct t. Mlidnsr to Economy 3 & 4 60.
8na Froad'vaF ears. , e. altps
@eltenstein q 4. 500 Broadway .5e sou
list ST a is5xsa1i Sepi 80.
lsidor Morosor to isr-al Fr.edus 50 Fort
Washington av iustats !. ycars t p
o. atty. levy. - .9-A Row .si.50O
l54rfi ST. az " zee ArstertAr}
nv - 9Xes II oct |. Vim II
sdg~arz 10 Kean Manhattan Corpn $50
Wt'slth At instals p e pr ntge SO
600, atty. Tite c r Co l7s BROAD
1ssTH ST g. sso.,o W 7th av issrssii,
y III, Sept "A. Thos L Snap Equttable
New-York tribune., 1919-10-06
West Side Dwelling Rented
Rents Park Avenue Suite

Feaso & EIIIman have II furn.shod
for Mrs. s. W. Kurich her aDartmcnt
AZ 993 Park Avenue 10 Douglas Par
men,ier; for Mrs. NJ. D. Harrison. her
apartment, furnished. a. y West FIFTY
eighth Street to Mr. William Fleisch-
mann.
The Everett NJ Seixas Company has
leased furnished for Cleveland Bacon
mis- apartment at SIS Park Avenue 10
George Luddington. and at al Fifth
Avenue for W. Blub to Mr Bcdell
and al 225 West Eightieth Street Ter
NJ. c. Quin to Felix Cross.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-06
Duving in v estchester
And on Long Island

The Scarsdale Estates. Robert E.
Earle. president, has sold large
plot on Parkway Drive. in the Green
acres section Of Scarsdale, to Russell
A Clapp. jr.
James 5: Barron has purchased from
Margaret Cannon Tamblyu. half-acre
plot in scarsdale. Mr.. Barron is hav-
ing plans prepared for an Old English
cottage for the site. Nash & Kennedy
were the brokers'
House Now Being Built Sold
Chauncey B. Gritfen & Co. have sold
course Of construction on Wynnew0od
Road. Pelham Manor. to Francis Lin
coin Helntzemann.
Burke stone has sold for the Dunno
Estates. five lots al Cedar Knolls
BronXville, to Oliver NJ Oake.
Sells East Williston Estate
Mark c. Meagher his property at
East Wlliston. Long Island. consisting
Of a large house, together with stables
and garage and twenty acres on Ros yn
Road, 70 Fred II. Post. MIR. Post is a
dealer in polo ponies.
Sale Of Far Rockaway Hotel
The Lewis II. May Company has sold
for Benoit Wasserman the Elstone
Park Hotel at Bayswater Far Rock
away. Long Island, TO Mrs. Jacob L.
Andron, manager Of the Far Rockaway
Club. The property consists of sixty
lots. fronting on Mott Avenue. Water
loo Place and Westbourne Boulevard
The hotel IS a brick building. contain
ing over 100 rooms. The purchaser
VIII extensively alter the building
New-York tribune., 1919-10-06

.s9 Wood - H4Der' ta--sa 500 paI
-f 'ge p .f1 y.s
t-s
cosTER - 80 saa<-.-s eo-,oo
samuel Aota 'o NoIeo'f q rare Ho' 81
fot-.a-t. 7th . anu 11tn 81 r.-
80 "'2 f att3. ist.a E.aI s. Ur
18TH - 80 %. ca,o1 ast15
Eth SHAPIRO fo CO r S.nrse.t.- 7-F
3 l75tn 81 Dct r g yrs
rfle Guar r 60. i7s Bvay n
~ 2 ff'i Hsr-
ri -3Xt-f fn.4.
'ie5ier ''reftIiot. @55 tth.-'or- '.t
\, Hse'a- PC. :. s.s
Nn J NurieE t1 John irrch. 2a
t~rr3 - 8Riyr OCT . ltl- ~ i.r bona
~.-.' I-,-e Guar . . Go. .-s Hea
PIZk T., St 80 Hsr4rs. 2ssieo
n-ress Na.e aHl an ~ can I.r
reiil. ans Z iseta ST. 3l
Guar
Teller A. cor .ss-a ST sa-fas-
Mfa 2. lts-sn to Rob y Re-enaa -i-s
NJ srsit3 a.. pr mig 81 5sf - 7.
- per cent. atty & Il Is.e-s-
59~ss sx6t% Albert Anae-s. "a - s.s,
chester Savgs Bank So 81 M =
.eIaoA. ~'ty. Law 4 2 ca H-eAa
Rl
5en'.sTo ~ T@ts to Th.- CONS 44s
us 'ri GER;
aftg . q r Co. i-s Bra 4, osa
.yAi " ~ " F. ITH -AN 30 Me~-
r.l -5Viee f.rqo Sf.f,ui~. t. -
i'f- r llAth sf Ocr - Ne
- -. s''f -sN q 80. ise rod
.sisT - par il, ~.
,.ont AZ. 06zs +. Nafns1 3e-is. ra EHon
Ma care f4s Fulton Ar rrs-.tre 8 . 500
- insi~'.s peF cent stfs ..aw r
~ en4-.asa,aa iosws'v. 9s me ''i9S"
ELl-lS AN par Ior e5f nap Tn
ionaert 2ssxlos Chas ol-arlckson
70 trau1l4r Society fsr Home 85-x q
savings. IS Park ROW. ssq- 2o ssfals
e. atty. Lawyers r & y 90. 80
SAME PROPERTY. SAM to .i,s - ay'
lss3 Benson az. pr iats 500. sept 30
= - atty. LAWYERS Ti-ie &
sEToN ~ y rs Rsnd- =. 81
5s-s sem s~9t u 'a ue eT'nshs lah ~ "
e "a :; N, NeSnoa. : re-. 80
~ rl3S : ER i T. % Ierl1 ST. 81 fs.t..
hrnsi AaicHes ~ JACOB Ma-o. l7e
- q ~ nstgr S5e.He4 ''r- =. oue
a - - at-a Title Ga@r s
Msoei n spannent 70 JOS N Gosarty.
atty Title Guar q: T GO. rs Broad
BOSTON RD n &c is-,h s. 7s.sx?SSs SSs
'--'~'.- } a. = hEit@TiS 10 at Tns
Bee Holding Co. ll4s Boston ra DC,
Yrs c; atty Lawyers T.,le r
CO. 80 B~ay .... slI aoo
Az y :. ior 80 ma, s.t"n aySo
Homestead. es SKIS 7xe5xs~ Clement
Wyss - Margt Q Br-en. 1857 Balco,a av.
iAtse siol9, oct Fl yrs 3 g. atty
Lswyers' Title & e Co. $50 I,,sr 81 s3o
" Ebs E2 ~ =. =. t;un nm ri
~ i'ofmona Rss.fs so 70 Tho.
=" EoI- 90 -. "a esf bur-
traates. oct l.. 5 Ht- 49, .tos
Brown ( F 10 Nran s, s. 800
i-pW ELL ~. ST. y texf As-.r
J. barnett 70 Nm Sherwood R..ff. 80
l'to ''sy aF- ~ wtge 81 ooa. oct
- atty. Herman laoeti,in
,6RrtASDr Av. ,ssa kiS.oo s,.o
GanFa Manning 80 Aionxo-G Nc
i.anehiin. go .sth 81 BrooAiy-i. ana
ano, pr intge S2s en0 sept 20 DEMAND
c; atty, Mclaughlin 6 s IS Wa
Lam st ~-.......... 400
New-York tribune., 1919-10-06
MOUNT VERNON

Brand rew Coion-al home cctr"'-
plot hye minutes 20 We-tch,s. .rr
and Boston av New 1aten station.
living room. having three expos
ures ana largo open treplacs. din.
iug room. buffers pantry and
kitchen t0'!r rccrus and bath on
second tioor. garage in connection
witA house steam hea-. cosey We
rAnta Excellent restricted neigh
5orhood rental value $500 can
be purchased for $1,000 cash.
yearly carrying harg-s about
$50 House completed October /
81 end. .AaL-. l-r s.--a.l -a------
New-York tribune., 1919-10-06

ms 4ie~anasS Green. lso
coN%ENT ~ 47ss l4is- 3 .oz
- chas A Moran. i3erns.fs i. trustee.
FHars. e. aacrs.T. ia Broad
i4lST 3. 1871 : Anl-terdsa. a.. lsvea.i1.
2sa N seD' : "g e e., si9qis'hy to seameas
10000
80 Ho-..ar ~, ~ YA.S,a '5n ~. .19 -
II as bono T. rutse SIS on a.g r 6
.ANfsTERDAOl ~ : w g l4s,h =. - <
ZOO m Ocr /. Artnlr 60 dbere and
ano 60 Herman Sresen-. 55l z l56th ST.
ntse 3. coo. atty. T & CO. is7
AHsT1B0aM :55 N ~ ss1, 81 Msas5. a Il a..ss 3s9s
rorpH 70 Centrai Un.or T~ust Go -
e. rs. G. attys Larkln
SANE PROPERTT. m s~p- 2s Esthe-
Rloca TO Mauport Realty Corpr. 81
Park Row due oct l. 1923. . C. pr
G3 Park Row ......'.......... ...-... sI7.4ao
BRoADWA AZ, 5os5. n v :. 5oxloo. n oes
l. Nlltor Realty Co to Sicern Bldg Co
So Z ga s. yrs. c, atty Q q r
Bronx
LYMAN : Place. 1855. 74loz reg Abr
4.l
1Sb5 LYMAN pi, p rts= $4,000 Gtt
- c. att 3 u ley 3s
ParE Row ~ aoa
GRAND Az. -tIs y s5xIo2 Ns~ie
LEVIN u Jones. Johnson d NctJse4n
t.ea = 80. 9i Grsnd sv. pr rzge
1000 o. Yrs . p g.. airy y q
ESD ~r - E - -9xloo. B~aI P-8ss
ans sno TO jog k.rl. 40 r = % ST. or
{ rs IA - ,i,~ ? .. ~. LAWYERS TIL
SANE PROPERTY ss-,,.. 70 i
shit. $50 Mac ~ pr mtse sso88.
X sgt :, r -, 'Is'a ~ p, p ATTY sa'ne oee
81 57.6xl0o. Lillian Hampton 10 E.las
Brown Co. SO f 1Ith st OCT IS
att. Tide Guar 4 r 60. .7s
lstrH $ 40 E u :. lssx,oo. b.
Johnson 10 re Guar { It -. i-s
sr-v Title Guar & r Co. ~ p2oa5- 90
HIGHE.s AZ. .lss tcslxss $50 Ju.'l
stream. j. os. s.,e % -
2ona atty Fi'ie Qua 4 10 i7s
A.. 900. :. e0ox1oo la .>.-ou,o
MI - Phill9 Leppla. 8e6 Z $40 -
sop ~ 'Hs5a.ls pc cent as per pond
A.RIP, 'I E Iuns ga 30 coeT' 5@.as az 800
VocSs to Teresa N Cpday 224l Web
AZ s|tv 81 a., 80 sxss r.,,, oet yrs 5
PRosFEC-T Az. 232l. " .. lssxs5 AZ An
geo orzo and ano 10 Emma Greiner.
80 Prospect av. pr mtge 5000: oct
" ? G atty, II c hnoppei
DECATUR Az s1s3 " : e5xl0o. John
Teroorn To sophia AnlstIer. siSs Decatur
aV pr Fn.ge 5000 oct y. yrs.
att. A Knox. les B-oadway s. 0oe
n y ELAN DER AZ $50. 30 phis L Marsh
- Laura Fres" sas Rhir"lsnd@r az pr
e sf.pH4. Dc3 .nstals ste . e
atty, Ti,le O & r 30. rs BNae 5000
RIGGS Ai. sf9p-ss les7N-aS lrreg
..rs orf hrd r, 10 20 ilTler fealtY 60.
go Church 81 Sept 80 vcsr 6 . e.
atiy title . ,V r Co. i7s Epay SIS 75p
COST El, ST s56 -QxtNn. Racn.i
Jacobs 20 Ehz N 'r-srord Shor- HIS
Oct ? KS. = . c att. Title 4;
r. 90. lls ray .....-. $500
e l.LiSoN Az. = q, s. lssxI0o: Richd
Brand 10 Hudwiu Corpn. W 45th al
pr mtEe sa.5oo. Oct l. yrs D G
aity HudwlN Corpn. I w 45th st &, ~
New-York tribune., 1919-10-06
Recorded Mortgages
Downtown

M.chl J Ginnane 10 Mich trane ~
Cold 81. Btyn yrs. per cent. atty.
Jas Drrnarest. if0 Nassau 8 ..-- $500
6c5 :. = Rea5ty torpn Ti'' to Ioais III
l. Loriuard. Newport. Y / ~ al us
vrs G.. sttys. Middlebrook & ~
Cedar ~ u 500
CLINTON 81 i57 w . .0xso . ~ oc.
Louis Holland 20 Thos Farreli. 1872
81 NarAs az. Rkyn. duo and int bond
rr utg $4,000 add 20 esev s. $1,000
rdgTSTlE Sr is5-a7, W $. i'oN50< .rreg
lie ius CO le rre Pc car attv.
r q & 7 Co. us Bway- -......-. sls5 ooo
BNOoME ST. Il w coz ENz 5eth a. 20 SIX
g7.sxe+ 5NlO3. Sept 80. Francis ID Bailey
to Bowerv Savg Bank. les Rowery
yrs 81. Per cent. attys Cafwaiadar.
" q =. 40 Wall St.. ....-.. $1,000
East side
.lST ST r 8 1926 W Lexington av. as Ok
2llx irreg; m: Sept rs Chas II DAVIS
to = Martin at Scarsdale y 7 vrs
p G pr mtga 5000 atty. Aiber, j
ssTH ST. $40 e. 5, 25xio05. m. oct
g. Rothbsrt Garage Operators INC. to
Cornelius Haycs. 2'36 nainbridge az.
bron1 10 yTs p e. atty. rneo sau,
20 pari plunk"ft 60 Fanny IIiteil -3l
Lexington az. due April 1877 p e..
Or ntse IS 600 atty K Il so. i60
;e0 sr. lso E. ss eazloos sert so'
Dorathe1 Van K~nsseiae- TO FRANK
Steruer. 5e9 IN az yrs G. artys.
sullivan {. ~ Wall at S. 900
--D ST. l6 r. ls exl02s. n,. -ept
~ Robt Stafford 10 e 4 | Holding
pr rntee 81. $50 atty. Edxar A Levy.
,7TH ST. lo4 Il. q. laAioo.4ti p m. oes
New-York tribune., 1919-10-06
BOROUGH or QUEEN,
CHARMING COLONIAL HOME

:, - II ; .aTN7 garaE- Teal1-1u !,
p-i corner pot 10 Restricted com
e. 4.i-f minutes from pernsy tvartl
20 -t- is finished Throughout TN
80 I1 f-ra cecvenl~nce An iteal horoa
a'.-.H lr.c- u.tl rlflscr.. as 2
NJ. re"pons!ele part. For plans.
-+as f--rrs etc i s. V.tne-s
- avenue * Z Room 1913 Te