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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-14
WANTED-Apartments

WANTED-A partments of one or twf
rooms and sleeping porch, or small cot
tage; convenient to Elks' club. Phone
Mrs Brooks, 1905.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-14

srlusss aaird ana .aaF1 80 al
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-14
FOR RENT-Storeroom

- =
pUh KEHI-Ground tluor s@AOie room
suitaDIe for Sample room or nght stofase'
city Realty Co.. z0I West Cold. phone 80
rOK kENI--Big double store room al
gI7-yI9 south Second; best lCcataioh III
city for general merchandise business. .
d. Eakin. Phone So.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-14
FOR SALE-Livestock
WANTED-Rooms


front sleeping room
breakfast IL possible; west side preferred
by young couple; well. j. M. f.. care Jour
nal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-14

WANTED-DressmalSin and altering neatly
done 1910 Forester. phone 1999-M
w AN1ED-First-c dressmakins, also
plaipzsewng 90 South Third, phone
I4S?-J
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-02

At SpavlnAw for Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs Murray u Russell.
Miss Ramona Russcl and Mr. nruco
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-02

Interesting TO note are the FOL
lowing people who are In Chicago
and will remain until after the
Fourth. guests az Hotel blackstone
"~s lRessie Shaffer and daughter.
Miss Elizabeth Madison Mr.. and
AirH. +. R. Perry. Misc Edna Nelson
Mr Seldom Henry and Mr and Mrs.
John II. Garvle, Mr.. and Nrs. Perry
will leave on Wednesday of next
week for their summer home nt 81
Joe. Mich Mrs Shatfcr and Miss
Madison will motor with Mr and
Mrs Gnrvie through Canada and
down through the white mountains.
spending tho month OF August at
Watch I'm. r
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-02

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-02
35c and-Embroidered
Handkercheifs, 3 for 89c

Hand embroidered shamrock lawn
and linen htudkcrchiefE IN all
white. white with colorcd edge and
white with colorcd borders
Main Floor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-02
Mcdnc-in,,s CnIcndnr.

Mrs Lee Omohundro will enter
tain for Miss Helen Mason in the
evening with dancing
Miss Mary Porter win give box
party for Miss Margaret Chandler
Utopia club with Mrs. &, r.
lounkman
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-02
l0c Lawn Handkerchief
4 for 29c

white with colored Plcot edge;
cross bar borders. roll edge with
white embroidered corners. plain
white with hcmsutchcd hens
Main floor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-02
15c Printed Jap Silk Hand
kerchiefs, 3 for 27c

Plain colors with fancy borders,
fancy ccntcrs with plain borders
and white with fancy colored Dor
ders. plain hemmcd.
Main Floor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-02

T,ls, friends will bc ini'roTled U"
hear of the recent wedding OF quo,
I.o,,ise cox of Alexandria, Ia, ana
New York TO Mr Theodore "
Conkllo OF New York. which 'o'h
place I'm Alexandria on SATURDAY ,
June u. AT 81 James Episrpph'
church The cdlflce was bcauutu'lS
decorated with palmetto ana mag
noIia blooms. The attendants "'I =,
Mrs John Bruce cox. Whfoh p'
honor. Mr.. Harold Conklin, a htolh-
or OF tho groom, best man, ana NJ
John Bruce Cox brother ot 'he
bride and from Tulsa. was among
the ushers The bride was gwen
in marriage by her father. she h"s
often visited Mr. and Mrs. cox or
Tulsa and has numerous friends VINO
will be interested I'm her happiness.
A reception was held after the ceI'-
mony at Hotel Bentley. where the
wedding party met their friends ~
the Italian hall. which was deco
rated In gardcnias Mr. and Mrs.
Cnnklin left for New Orleans ana
will later 20 10 New YORK, where
they will enjoy an ocean voyage
aboard the "Onoitn," the yacht be
longing 10 Commodore Y. G. Bene-
diet. q friend Of Mr. and Mrs Conk-
lin. They will reside In Sew Ro-
chelle. \. Y. whero the groom "A IN
business
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-02
SHOES WEAR LONGER

when YOU wst lr comfort 80 do stockings
A raraarr ~ Aliens Foot Ease The anti
septic uovder to shake INTO the Shoes snd
urinAIe boz the foot bath. Eivsh you that
'oid shoe comfort Aliens Foot Ease
stgps the pain Of hu0ious. rorus and cal
lurr~s aal nst-s tight oT rsH shoes feel
sasF Aiies can ~rsr shoes one sire
mailer 9TH the same comfort BY shaking
some Aliens Trot fass Boo each shoe In
tho porulnE Sold s'srJ "hers Adv.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-22
Joseph p. Day to Auction
Property at Norfolk
Will Sell Waterfront Realty and
Warehouse Near Portsmouth
Navy Yard

Joseph P. Day is to show residents of
Norfolk, Va. how he sells realty at
auction. He has been engaged to offer
to bidders the waterfront and rail
warehouse property belonging to the
Scaboard Wharf and Warehouse Com
pany on the premises on Wednesday,
October |.
The property is located on the
Portsmouth side of Norfolk Harbor on
First Street, between Bart and Ran
dolph streets, in close proximity to the
Portsmouth Navy Yard. The sale will
be held on the premises.
This property is exceptionally we'll
located and adapted for any kind of
industrial enterprise requiring deep
water frontage and railroad connec-
ton. 1t has a frontage of about
S18 39100ths feet on the Norfolk Har-
bor. The largest vessels entering the
harbor can dock at this property, the
channel along the pier-head line being
about forty feet deep. There are also
three deep-water docks at which steam
ers and lighters may be docked and
unloaded BY truck direct to the build
ings. Four railroad sidings Of the Sea-
board Air Line Railroad run the entire
length Of the property. connecting with
the Belt Line Railroad and the entire
railroad system of the Port of Norfolk
New-York tribune., 1919-09-22
No Let.up in Bronx
Realty Trading
Most of Business Announced
Saturday in Dwelling
House PrOperties


}. Clarence Davies has sold for the
estate Of Sarah H. Crane 1O43 COLLEGE
Avenue, three-family house on lot
22x93.
Joseph Herzog has sold for the
Brandt estate 1920 Clay Avenue. a five
story modern apartment on plot 39xs0
Harry Calm, of Calm & Pittman. and
Philip Wattenherg have resold the
four-story and basement brick double
fiat which they have recently acquired d
from Noel Bleecker Fox, at TIA Fair
mount Place. on plot 27x94, to Pome.
rantz & Weinstein.
Sales Of Dwelling Houses
D. A. Trotta has sold for Adelaide
Jones two two-family dwellings at
2346 and 2348 Newbold Avenue, on
lot 25Xl03 each.
Joseph Herzog has sold for a Mr.
Eoughey 239 Mount Hope Place, a
threestory brick dwelling on lot 2Ox
100
Samuel Cowen has sold for Mr.
Lewey the two-family brick dwelling
at 901 Irvine Street to Mr.. Levy for
occupancy.
Joseph Herzog has sold for a client
the six two-family houses at 1868 to
1911 Kelly Street, on n plot 100x1O0
The property has been purchased by
the Mcistor Builders, Inc.
Bernard S. Deutsch has sold 1915
DAILY Avenue, a three-story dwelling
on lot 25x100, to William Hall through
Richard .. Primer as broker
Buyer to Erect Homes
Z. Osborne Smith has sold for the
United Realty Company fifty lots on
the west side Of Harrison Avenue, be-
tween Burnside and fremont avenues.
The purchaser is q builder, who will
improve the site with one and two
family dwellings,
New-York tribune., 1919-09-22
Dwelling Houses Rented

Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. have leased
furnished, 1876 East SiXty-fourth Street,
eestory and basement dwelling,
Tor Mrs. William NJ. Hoes to Franklin
B. kirkbride,
The Houghton Company has leased
for Albert L. THOMPSON the four-story
dwelling at III West Seventy first
Street to John ". Castle.
Moore, Schultz {, Co. have rented tho
private dwelling at 453 West 14sth
Street for Lillian S. Bopp to Alfred
Faure; at 534 West 1920 Street for the
Tropical pharmical Company to Mary
$: Bailey; at 512 West 1921 Street for
May Helen Eagan to Florence Dean :;
at AIS West 143d Street for Franz j
Michel to Frank Hatfield; at 80 West
142d Street for Eva Marbach to Amund
A. Amundsen; at 504 West 142d Street
for the Jondrock Realty Company to
Roy Edward Bonyton and James +
Carlson, and at 46S West 144th Street
for Eva Marbach to Olaf Olsen
New-York tribune., 1919-09-22
Assignments of Mortgages


1l9VM ST; 425-a7 and 40 p; VIM a
Butter, jr. and ano, cxrs. etc. to T. S
Adams VIM y 1'utl"r. ir, ct al; atty,
T SturdeVant, 81 Nassau st, assns;
I'D sr. As h; IN av IA; 13rcome ~ ,'yo ST.
2te-5li Lawrence st. b2 7th av, 24os;
sv, i47 ilsth It. 4ains 4in Il 3 'v' erbsrt M r.
Carpenter and ano. trustees to Egdnona
T Mason, and Lawrence S Adams. Of
navy yard, Portsmouth. n II; atty. ! I
Slnrdevant Il Nassau st: IL assns; court
a4ri sr. 12a -; G Flanders ct al, trus. u.s.
tees, TO Columbia Trust Co and Coluln-
b!a r GO to same, 60 Bway; attys, Davis
7o s g essau ": tt{adys s., + aSsns Mar,n .,', 600
Heneni lslp, l. l; attys, Alexander &.
ElvnRslDE DRIVE. %; 1s5 1sroatway y
Ro"ery' atty, T &: NJ Co. 1s5
Attn ST. io-is Vi Edw clark ct iD' aI'
howery attys, Cadwalader, " & p. 40
1oaD sT' ia5 n; Lillian Klein to IowSTy sovSpv
NJ Co.: lS5 isway .............S S22 800
lssD .sd SI. ss 100 . Aodub9n av; mtg.
18th. ST s. l32.7 Bway. mtg 5000;
auah l Il Harne 1d HveraI, anI to ndTln s1 Mccu!
MAIpEN LANE. 81; by Dock savy lnstn I
-
nttys. Butcher, 4 q f, Madison sv,
HT2Ap IN rs ST. Co j, 's H%.S A%;ua!
Bank. 12s Isowery; attys, Cadwalader.
w 8 r. 40 Wail st. $4,000
Nchos Bowery ,'s savs sSS rs San nsary 1ss =
Howery; attys, same. s92 ooo
sITH 81, st2 ": Felicia Green to Lawy
81 NICHOLAS AV, cor l7Sth st:
VIM Mason ct al trus: to Dry Dock
sevg Instu; atty Frank Tichonor, IS
aTli A. sqs Iawy Mts Co to ranny snYOol
IN arrl~on, \ J address, 50 Liberty
Az 81 ~, Al, W cor ls5sh FS'sUg 81;
Ma. 'l"'nby to Lawy Mtg 60, -
e3a~i .r sis r. Grace G BurnSa'n stb;evO
adm. lo BIZ X Cphan, 247 9Th sv;
aa!!y M'rri =, 7 A.. 4 =: 100 Eway $500
va l4, =, ,nsress "a ioau to I Dor
sch.sok. o. William st '.'.e'''....s1 @'' -'.'.
MrLN1nLH ST, ii4l Fsrri Rlssert Go
nttys. Ne.'r y Van Deveer, 256 Broad
wHHl<.' AN isi4; risle Guar & r Co to to
.fatob -cn.vart2. 1856 Valentino av; atty,
1ite Guar & Trust Co. l76 Broad
wa. ..:-...-.... ...,::....;;,. .,... 5000
Haumann; atty, NJ Ballinbers. ~
JACKSON Av, so3. WIN A Dcl ct al. exrs,
70 ku1 X lpham. a4' tth av; attys,
14orH ST, SIS; Benenson Realty Co to
Peter Amor, GI7 Columbus av; atty.
Title Qua e. T Co. 17e Bway.
li7TH ST, 4SJ f; Benenson Realty Co 10
Harry Deiventhal. 297 b l4lss st; atty.
,Ir, Title s5 Guar 4 7 Co. l7s Bway $4,000
square savings Bank. 20 Union So; atty
Lawyers Tit- 7 Co, $50 Bway;
WASHINGTON Az. 1853; Benenson Realty
Co 10 Louis Evers 2S2 Sd av; atty. Title
Guar q I Co, 6 Bway ........ 81, 900
WEBSTER AV, 3ll2; Investors Corpn
TO Title Guar 6 T Co. 176 Bway; atty.
Title Guar & 7 Co. l7s Bway. $500
New-York tribune., 1919-09-22
Corporation Sells Eleven
Dwellings in Brooklyn
Houses in the Borough Park
Section Will Be Altered
bv Buyers


The Realty Trust has sold for the
Artee Realty Corporation a row of
eieven two-family brick dwellings on
the north side of Forty-third Street,
borough Park, to Drawer g. Horne, the
builders, who will make extensive al
terations.
Inc trust company has also sold for
the corporation the two-family house
at 1165 Fortieth Street to Daniel J.
Pape.
Charles Partridge has sold the two
family house at 285 Maple Street for
Frederick Emde
The c. f. Allard G. j. J. Levey Com
pany have sold 1910 East Eighteenth
street, two story bungalow, on plot
The Bulkley G. Horton Company has
sold 81 Herkimer Street, a four story
double brick apartment, on plot 39x
lOU, tor the II. Trading Corporation.
Mllllam Liss has resold the plot, 80
xlO0, on the east side of East Tenth
street, lao feet south Of Avenue P,
and the plot, 60x100, on the west side
OF East Ninth Street, 140 feet north of
Avenue P, to Max Sparago, who also
purchased the plot, S0x100 adjoining
the East Ninth Street plot from the
Newbuck Realty Company. The pur-
chaser will improve both plots at once
with one-family semi-detached stucco
cottages, with garages.
The same broker has also sold seven
lots on East Thirteenth Street. be-
tween Avenues n and C, for the Tide
water Realty Company to Edward
Brill.
f. c. Sauters has sold the two story
cWelling at 359 Sixth Street to Eloise
Gilen for Veronica Jones.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-22
Standard Oil Man Buvs
Home at MOnclair
Arthur E. Hinch Gets House on
Duryea Road; Buildings in
Newark Sold

Arthur f. Hinch, of the Standard
Oil Co. OF New York, has purchased the
residence at IS Duryea Road, Montclair
from Mrs. John Y Robbins. The res
idcnce is of frame end stucco con-
struction and contains IL rooms and
three bathrooms. T. NJ. Crawley &
Bros. were the brokers.
Market Street Buildings Sold
Louis Schlesinger has sold for
Charles Champenois and Henry H
DaNqson. executors of the estate of
John Wharton, the property at 2S9-299
Market Street, Newark, N. j., plot 81
feet from. by about 204 feet depth
three six-story buildings erected by
Kirk & Jacobus about forty years ago
having stores and apartments, with a
a brick building in the rear.
The property was acquired by Meyer
Zemel.
The Wharton property was bought
IN April, 1910.
Louis Schlesinger has also sold to
Luigi Aibore the one family dwelling al
107 Bleecker Street, Newark, for Emma
a. Monnier.
Sales al Ridgcwood
S. S. Walstrum Gordon & Forman
have sold for Mrs. Margaret L. Place
TO j. Ernest Ingling, the dwelling at
II Edwards Street, and for Mrs. Ida
+. tuilarton to Adolph F. Bahinger, of
Brook yn, 56 Paramount Road, al
kidgeWood. n. j.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-22
Capt. Kermit Roosevelt
Buys Home in 71st St.
Gets Four-Story Building Owned
by the Alice c. Frazer Es-
tate; Other Sales

Captain Kermit Roosevelt has pur-
chased for a residence from tho estate
Of Alice G. Frazer the four story and
basement house, on Tot 18.6x100, at 151
East Sevcnty-hrst Street. Harris e.
Vaughan we're the brokers.
Sale in Eighty-second Street
Foot & Martin have purchased from
the Operating Realty Company, 1853
East Eighty-second Street, three
story dwelling on lot 19.2x1O2.2. Theo-
dore A. Kavanagh, of the office of John
j. Kavanagh, was the broker.
Buys in Eighticth Street
William B. May & Co. have sold for
the estate Of Anne D. Appleton 26 East
Eightieth Street, four story dwelling
% feet wide.
Sales in 11Sth Street
Sisca & Palladino have sold to An
tonic Cuoma the dwelling, on lot 16xl00,
at 40 East l1sth Street, and for Mary
<. " ood the dwelling, on lot 2l.6xl0O, at
AL East 11Sth Street.
Thirty-sevcnth Street House for Dec
orator
Henry Hof has sold for the estate
of Catherine Bohan the Ave story
building at 231 East Thirty nth
Street to Alice NJ. Swift, interior deco
rator. who will occupy after cxtcn i've
alte -ationS
The Lloyd Winthrop Company has
sold for Ada r. Gould to Julius Knei-
fol 35 West Nircty-fourth Street, a
four story dwelling on lot 20x10O
Houses in Thirty-slxth Street Sold
Freidus & Co., in conjunction with
Harry J. Schum, have sold for Maurice
Cohen Ala to 418 West Thirty sixth
Street, three five story buildings on
plot S5x9S.9.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-22
More Apartment Houses
On the West Side Sold
The Allerton at Broadway and
18th Street Passes Into
New Handa

A. Van Horne Stuyvesant has sold
the Allerton, at 2Ss9-2s97 Broadway.
at the southwest corner of 113th
street, twelve-story apartment with
stores, on plot fronting 1o0.l1 feet
on Broadway and 100 feet on 11Sth
Sefeet. The city assesses the house
ior taNatlon purposes at $655, 900.
Reported seth Street Deal
1t was reported in real estate c;rcles
yesterday that the eight-story apart
ment at 311-317 West Eighty-ninth
Street has been sold. 1t is one Of the
latest type buildings on the West Side,
ana was erected by the George Backer
construction Company. c. j. Stein is
tho owner of record. Derschuch &
co. are the agents.
st. Nicholas Ave. Corner Sale
Lane S. Hough, of ]. c. Hough E.
Co., has sold for Mandelbaum & Lc-
wine the northwest corner Of st.
Nicholas Avenue and 157th Street, a
six-story apartment on plot 47x103, to
the Argonne Realty Company (Henry
5. Mansfield. presidVt). In part pay
ment stucco dwelling on plot 75x10O
in Chester Hill Park, Mount Vernon,
was given.
Quick Wadsworth Ave. Resale
Elgar & Feinberg have resold for
Scoville Realty Corporation to the
College Holding Corporation, Joseph
Shenk, president, 266 Wadsworth Ave
nue., ve-story apartment on plot
546x115. The property was pur-
chased by the sellers on Friday
Flat in lO7th Street Sold
William s. Baker has sold for
client to Mandelbaum & Levine 1920
West 10th Street, two eix-story apart
ment houses, on plot 60x1OO each.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-22
,Toven,ent on Foot
TO Bring About
Building Activity
,..,,,sls Indicate a Turn for
.he Better; Mason Mate
s;.l Men Not to Close
Yards; Steel Men Pre-
nared for Fight

,.,o days in the building industry
,hs building material markets
~ .v;dences of being in process Of
's.. '.;.s says "The Dow Service Daily
Epsssis Reports" to-day
0 ~..,s are many symbols indicating
-. turn for the better is not now
90 aissant. Foremost and latest of
-. to develop Is the action of the
Nam Material Dealers Association
Friday afternoon, when it was de-
Id rot to acccde to the request to
-. their yards in support Of lock-
-, IN certain building trades at this
..+;eular time. The position was ex-
lined to be that it was only patri-
:. 70 defer such drastic action as
Il, until the President and governor
- - been given an opportunity to exer-
.i.. ~ .beir power and influence in be
Nv Of Justice 10 the employe and
.~nloyer. 1t WAS unanimously decided
fsoid in abeyance the request to
.i.se their yards until the Federal and
'.s.s agencies in behalf of equity for
=. y lad had a full and fair opportunity
% junction.
There are many other influences at
-.r, TO bring about q change for the
...sr. Influences that are being excr-
.,s.d by practical business men in
'.sr respective spheres of action. The
..splts in this direction are clearly
..ysaed in the fact that despite a
sscs log OF potential building con-
,-uc,on quite beyond the power OF
he human mind to grasp, basic build
irg materials enter upon their seventh
vsek Of practical stability. This,
.axeyer, does not include lumber In
It's. department sharpening of prices
la been frequent, especially in
.oruce and some of the southern
ldnbers, and there doubtless will be
,sr.inued advances in this commodity.
A statement appearing in cont
Genital report on the steel situation
..s been made available to "The Dow
Ssrvice Daily Building Reports" The
Ills it says, were never in better
,s.spe for standing or fighting strike.
,sey are in good condition financially,
I'D in the last thirty days they have
ssn shipping Immediately material
saIch was not wanted so early to the
eurss and warehouses so that in the
ssn. Of strike the trade and con-
g.uers in general will not have to
s.fsr. Conditions are such to-day
ia. strike will have less effect upon
he general steel business and future
.snands than it would few months
Asnce, when 1920 must be considered
10 the problem with its big possi-
.li.ies
New-York tribune., 1919-09-22
Vincent D O'Brien, $50 r Burnade av

inceHt - y Bfien, ESQ X burnside av.
Sept -; atty. Cath A OBrien. 2SO /;
BuRNsiDn sifi aS Av. 5. ssi.4 Approach saen
TO TO- Concoqrse; runs lS44x 2s.2x e
Cath A o'Brien to Edw and and Vencent yo cen
d Brien. ESQ p Burnside av: Sept 10;
atty, Cath A O'Brien, ESQ Burnside
wIlBsrER Av. s. i25.ii is4th ST. st.
;Yt; 33sxso; Mary Sweeney to Cath A
atty, Cath A O Brlen. $50 f Burnside
SAME PROP: Cath A o'Brien to Mary J
burnside av: Sept 10: atty same 500
!slsT 81, So, 115;l Honeywell! av, eo.7x
ozx6o. 5x78.1; Gatt-More Holding Go to
valley C9nstruction Co. $50 Bway.
mfge $4,000; Sept Is; attys, Goldfein &
w, 800 Bway ............,.....s1Q
solomon Aronson to Ida Brantman. sS5
Nelly st; mtge $1,000 Sept II. atty, e
'. X korlSns, s24 Bway Bklyn. 81
johnson TO Martha Hensle Of Fletcher
SH; ~. mIse $50 5000; Sept 10; atty. !. S
49, . s.r: $. 2a1.s Alexander av 20xloo:
Patrick j Ryan to Paupeck Power and
Timber Corpn. 203 w 39d St mtge So
800; Sept H. atty, r Itteson, $50
226TA ST, g. 555 Barnes av, 25xloo
samuel stecher ct al to Emma Bsss.
S1o Ritter pl; mtge $3.50; Sept 12:
RYANT AV. 1894 =, z5xlOo: VIM L
Heisterhagen to Ely Smith. s79 Kelly
ST. msse $500 Sept IS; atty. a l spiro.
1875 broadway NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81
lS1TH ST. 4I4-4l6 E. - s, 50xloo; Rudolph
Muller to Chas j Wirth. I5eekman pl :;
ritge $40 600, Aug l5; attys. Forster. IL
r. ,rI ~ en- %r va az ST .$lVO
helmer to John Adarlec. 304 r 15ath 81 .
lntge IS, 500; sept 10; acry, Title q & T
70 lib Broadway ...-............. 81 20
HI LII AN, =. 413.7 c Woodlawn rd 50x
loV Abraham Stillman to Hull Av Co,
27e5 Webster av; mtge S240O, Sept 5 {:
atty, Snow e S. Il Wall st. ........ 800
LOTS 215 and 276 Van N-.- Park: Micha el
Murphy to Antonino Cufari 2s6 6fh av:
mtge 400; Sept 10: atty, Title G &c 7
ROSEDALE Av 14A4; George Sapolsky It
al 10 Joseph K Kraus 500 Il 96th st;
lutse $2.250; Sept l9; atty. Title { x T
co: l76 Hrcadwsy .......-........s2, s., 200
STORY AV. 2f29, q. 2jx103. Cuno i
Nagel 10 I'redk Lachnann, 1920 Holland
az, lntge $500, sept 10, atty. Title q;
. T CO. 176 broadway ............Sl0O
LoRIN Pl, 2297. 25xlo0; Della \ Cal
Iagher to Solomon Lshmeier. 1855 Boston
I'd; ntgs $500 Sept 1s: atty, Title G
& L Co, l76 Broadway. ay.............SIo0
New-York tribune., 1919-09-22
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

MADISON Az, 1924; all; Ida rerman
ano: ) yrs from July !. 1919; atty, Julius
II p, Psaansky Il pa7N row -. $40. $50
cent Realty CO to David A warfeld,
.090 7th av, from date of possession
70 April 80, 1924, atty, Leon Levy, 220
w 4th st OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IS, 900
18TH ST. 80 W; all: Mary II Haz!eton
to Rudolph V Gorsch. 80 w 7sth st:
yrs from oct !. 1919: attya, Butcher.
r a. +, Madison av............ $500
EAST BROADWAY 162. cor Rutgers: str
and b; Rutgers So Realities to Libby
Eating Place Corpn. on premises from
sept L. 1919. to Feb IS. 1926; atty. Jos
EIbin, Sgs bway ,,. c,.r. $500
ct al, trus, TO Chas A Roochnick. s25
atty, T l. \ Brittle 27l Bway -. $4,000
29TH ST 151 W; all; Morris welnstein
and ano; 10 yrs from Oct i, 1919;
yrs renew; a,tys, Sch"arts < ~, 20,
BWay.. -.,-.... $1,000
153D ST, 526 W: all; Jacob Larch,n TO
Gottlieb w Sohuler. 52s w l6lst st;
5 yrs from March /, 1920; atty, Henry
Uttal. - Bway 1850
New-York tribune., 1919-09-22
Houses and Lots at Mincola
VIII BE Sold at Auction

Mineola, the county seat OF Nassau
County. is to be the scene of an auc-
ton sale, to be held by Joseph 2. Day
on Saturday. September q, at 2 p. H..
on the premises, TO close the estate CT
the late Martha T. Wil]ets. The sale
has been ordered by Robert II. Willets
Stephen L. Willets, Alfred Gardner
and Wilson NJ. Powell executors Of the
estate.
The properties 70 be sold consist of
no lots and foHr houses on Main and
Front streets, First, Second and Third
avenues, and adjoining the Long ISL
and Railroad station.