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New-York tribune., 1919-11-18
Fred'k Brown
Buyss4,5O0,000
Worth of Realty
Takes Hendrick Hudson and
Annex on Riverside Drive
and the l6-Story Arena
Building i'm 3lst Street

Frederick Brown announced yester-
day, the closing of the largest single
real estate transaction he ever has
property valued d. at $4,000, 900, Mr.. ars
Brown has bought from Alfred f.
Narling and Alfred c. Noyes, receivers
of the American Real Estate Com
many, with the approval of Judge
Learned Hand, of the United States
District Court, three of the choicest
p.ope rites in the city. and involving
The investment of close to 81 l,000, 900
N cash.
The sale affects the Hendriek Hudson
apartments at Cathedral Parkway and
Riverside Drive, the Hendrick Hud-
son annex at Broadway and Cathedral
Parkway and the Arena Building at
West Thirty-frst Street. running
through to Thirty-second Street.
Covers Whole Block
The Hendrick Hudson is on a plot
OF ten and ne-half lots, covering the
block front on Riverside Drive. be- be-
tween 10th Street and l11th Street.
measuring 206.74 feet on Riverside
Drive, 120 feet on Cathedral Parkway,
1856 feet on l11th Street. The build
ing, one of the finest in the city. is
eight stories high, of freproof con
structure and built so that four addi-
tionai stories may be added.
The Hendrick Hudson has accom-
nodations for seventy-two families, in
suites OF six, seven, eight and nine
rooms, with two and three baths.
This building was held on the books
of the American Real Estate Company
st $1,000 900.
The Hendrick Hudson Annex ad-
Joining, also acquired by Mr.. Brown in
this transaction is twelve-story
building fronting e011 feet on Broad
way and 175 feet on Cathedral Park
way. II contains FIVE stores on the
first foor and accommodates sixty
,hree families. The apartments are
aid out in suites of six, seven, eight
and nine rooms, with three baths. The
property was held at s1,500.00O The
buildings have a roof garden, play
ground for the children and gym
nssium. They were acquired by the
American Real Estate Company from
George +. Johnson, builder.
The Hendrick Hudson was erected
about ten years ago and the annex a
tew years later.
Big Lofts in Deal
Mr. Brown also takes in this pur-
chase the Arena Building, one of the
best lott pullQingS IN the city. The
Arena is at 3S40 West Thirty second
Street and 3e-4l West Thirty-frst
Street, and replaced the Arena, a re-
sort famous in the old Tenderloin days.
It is a sxteen-s story loft and office
building, fronting fifty feet on Thirty
Frst Straet, and 4i.4 feet on ThGty-
second Street. running through the
block 1877 feet. Its adjoins the Hotel
imperial on the west and on Thirty
second Street the Grand Rapids Build
.ng, recently owned and resold by Mr.
Brown.
Mr.. Brown also recently purchased
y the same block 8 and 10 West
Ihirty-second Street, the Pennsey
Building, seventeen-story loft. The
Arena Building was held at 81 100000
md shows an annual rental of over
10000.
julius H. zieser, as attorney. rep
:ssented Mr.. Brown. Cadwallader,
Wickersham & Taft represented the
American Real Estate Company.
Leitner, Brener & Starr were the
brokers'.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-18
Lower East Side Activity

Max \. Natanson has sold to a client
Of Marks & Marks the southeast cor.
ner Of Clinton and Division streets.z
six-stery tenement, on a plot 64xio0x
irregular
The Lawyers Mortgage Company has
sold % Henry Street, q story tene-
ment, on lot 7sx10o, through S. Pas
quale.
Sells in Many Sections
H. NJ. WE'LL Company has sold fer,
the Benaban Realty Corporation 24a
West Thirty-dftn Street four-story
business building, 25xl00; also 529
West 147th Street. private dwelling,
17x100, to Zachrey Osborne for oceu-
pancy; also 1853 East 1S3d Street,
four-story tenement, for Sarah Thomp-
son to the Paupack Power and Timba
Corporation. -
New-York tribune., 1919-11-18
Change of Mind Costs
Ford Co. 100000

The Woodward Hotel Company
was awarded 100000 damages
against the Ford Motor Company
yesterday by jury in the Federal
District Court at the end Of two
weeks trial before Judge Augustus
n. Hand. The hotel company
claimed breach of contract, and
brought suit for s1,O00,Oo0. alleging
that the Ford Motor Company had
failed to build An addition to the
hotel at Broadway and Fifty-ffth
Street AS stipulated in a contract
entered into shortly before the out
break Of the world war. The de-
fendant concern denied having
made any contract.
The hotel company WAS repre-
sented by Stephen c. Baldwin, and
Alfred Luckey, W. Benton Crisp
and Walter c. Noyes were counsel
for the Ford company.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-18
Many Look to Brooklyn
To Settle Home Problem
~ ~
Houses in Borough of Churches;
Bought by People From Othcr
Sections Who Have No Homcs

Charles Partridge has sold the four.
story apartment house at asa Prospect
Place for Edward j. Connolly TO Wsi-1
ter Nenman for investment "@f
+. A Meyer has purchased 1e Fiske
Place, between Carroll Street and Gar
field Place, & ree-story and basement
brownstone dwelling. with one story
extension from Mrs. Marie Hertz.
Charles S. Rickerson was the broker
Walter S. Ross and c. c. Gretsinger
have sold for Arthur PInoser the one
family semi detached house, with ga
rage, at 665 Seventy seventh Street :.
The Realty Trust has sold the two-
family houses at 1863 and 1865 Fifty
second Street TO j. J. Fannotto and y.
Niviano
The Meister Builders have sold to a
client for occupancy PA Tillary Street,
two-story one-family brick house. -,
Samuel Calitzka and J. Lacov have
sold for Ella n. Aronstam the four
story apartment house at 626 East Fiji
teenth Street
New-York tribune., 1919-11-18
No Limit to Speculation
In BronxFlats and Houses
Property in All Sections of Bor.
ough in Big Demand as
Builders Continue Idle

Fred Oppenheimer has sold for the
AGRA Realty Company the Colonial
apartment dwellings at the junction of
University and Merriam avenues, meas
urlng l25 feet on each side by 86 feet
VIDE IN the rear by irregular. The
buyer was represented bv Edward Pol
lock-
Harry Calm and Samuel Rubin have
purchased from Theodore Roehrs the
three fve-story apartments at 1861 to
1855 College Avenue and l66th Street,
covering plot 1880 The houses
are arranged for seventy-fve families.
Ernest Damiane was the broker
Alexander Selkin has sold for the
estate of Adam Boecher (Augu st
Boecher. executor) the two-story and
basement brick business building, 26x
100, at 904 Prospect Avenue.
The William +. Kenny Company has
sold the six-story apartment 83x10O
at 44l 16lst Street, northwest corner
Of Elton Avenue
Operators Busy on Eagle Ave.
Benenson Realty Company have pur-
chased the fve story apartment house
al 607609 Eagle Avenue. on plot 5Ox
100, from Christian Coll L. j. Green
berger and John Fetzer were the
brokers.
Anthony H. Austin has sold for f.
Grossman the tenement 50xl2s, at 4435
Third Avenue to S. H. Goldstein.
Isaac Lowenfed and William Prayer
have sold TO Herman Kantrowitz 637
East l7bth Street, adjoining Arthur
Avenue, iive-story apartment, 41xlG6,
housing fifteen families. Mr Schiff
was the broker
The five-story apartment at 6s6 Beck
Street, b4Xl2o, has been resold to A.
Diamondstone, through Desider Schoen
and A. Weiss.
Three Brokers Sell House
Alexander Selkin and David Mintz.
with 0. G. Mannas, have sold for
Moritz Glass the fve-story twenty
family apartment at 79S East l66th
street. on plot 37.6xl4e
Harriet L. Horning has sold for an
investing client Of Desider Schoen and
George Coster the four-story fat, 29x
loO, at the northwest corner of Clinton
Avenue and Oakland Place.
Frank Feldman has sold the apart
ment at 1888 Bathgate Avenue, through
Max Rosenfeld.
Inc nve-story apartment house at
1909 East 167th Street has been sold
py n. Blum and NJ. Schrieber for the
Aviation Realty Corporation.
Alexander Selkin and Carl Jaffe have
sold fol-. Leo HirAchfeld the five-story
twenty-family house at 1852 Fox Street,
plot 37.6x1oO.
See Future for Bronx Homes
The Henry NJ. WE'LL Company sold
~ East lS4th Street, dwelling. to
William Lynn. Of Philadelphia, for oc-
cupancy.
Otto !. Metzger has sold to D. Ed
tTnGhU - "oIt
avenue, three two-fsmily dwellings,
through Osgood Pell & Co.
l; NJ: Munlat purchased through
Arthur F. nu Cret 4 Co. a two-story
dwelling, 1s.sx1oO, at 4ss East ls3d
street
New-York tribune., 1919-11-18
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

SsTH ST. Al E; Central Union Trust Co of
\ Y to y I Title Mort Co. l2S Broad :
llsTH ST. 4t2 e: Gussie Freeman 10 Hr
d Greenwaid. 1899 Madison sv. and ano
ssTli sttys r kpTzman ~ a & Is = Broad ~
grant Indust say Bank; atty. N..n c orr.
b1 Chambers st -...........$ zoo
ll5TH ST: l2S " Liltan II Abbott to
trustee; atty, Lawyers T & T Co.. le0
coN%ENTs ;l9ISTTs Az. ios.ios Boston 'soV0 RoSp
Constr co TO Noah 5 shoifer, 124 'g% ~
ll+th st atty Lawyers 7 7 Co, To-
ST ST. l26 3; Title G & = Co to Gree
wich sav Bank. 240 6th av, attys. Mia
dlebrooS 4 46 Cedar 81 st-....,..s2O. coo
s7TH r. ST F4Sa 54S p Ti,ls iaer . rrgs. G +
O & T Co. 176 Bway .........-.- a,50o
HULL Az, 5. 1913 2o5th st. -
100: Marion Lobbett TO Israel Laven-
burg. 525 w sth av. Mt Vernon. y y.
atty, ABR Levine. 22 W LIST st. NJ Ver
ls3D ST, $50 E; John A phiiorick .. a:o
70 Elias Stern. s55 I1 1880 81; atty. Max
FOREST Av, w = 25o S l6Sth ST. zoxs7.6
Julia Reilly to John F. Reilly. 1853 For-
est av; atty, Title Guar & r Co. lI6
QUARRY RID. 2ol2; Leo Re.sch to ,n9s Anns
Scherr<r. 1874 Theriot av, atty, A Scher-
rer 1874 Theriot av....-.........sl0 100
HOE AN, c Home ay. 0s3x40; Mollie
Laflin to Bronx Savings Bank. atty.
LAWYERS 7 q 7 Co. $50 Bway SIC, 600
FURMAN Av. " =. 175 2ssth st. 2exioo:
Frederica Holl to Emma Janss 26s4
creston aV, atty Tiue Guar & T Co.
HJGHEs AZ. Il &. 1881 ST. -x0 se,@Oy
Pauline u Windecker to Augusta Rirel-
man. 1882 Grand Concourse atty Nm
=, T.U'ie oo W an 81 .-....... 81 600
PERRY AN, 3oG6, James Johnstons' exr
10 Susie Johnstore. 3O9s Decatur av,
attys, Todd T. st J. 2bs Bway
DECATUR AN. s. 2T5 2O4th ~
ITO; Harry Grant to Beatrice X
Wstzsl Alpine. n j; atty. II e Grant
7, = ~ Madison LIDS 81
PRoSPECT AN, 9 424.S :. Westches;e'.
av. 2bAlo0. Car! Jafe to Aaron Rsb;n-
9":tz lo24 Bryan, av; ATTY. Lawyers
l co, 700 Bway. s.
ASHINGTON AV. lo.s-5 \ y r g.
GO TO Bronx Savings Bank. 429 y r.
n nlont aV' atty, Lawyers r e. T Co. $50
o""s ........ $26 600
New-York tribune., 1919-11-18
REAL ESTATE
WESTCHESTER COUNTY
lARCHMONT.
HOMES AND ESTATES
Wit hin SO minutes OF New York CITY.

Within SO minutes OF New YORK City.
CHOICE SMALL ESTATE. a perfect
baths: 9-car garage, chauffeur's aparts
a C0MPIETE HOME. about hal, acre
every modern Improvement; large ga
rage. mans room: outbuildings; fruits.
trees. etc. Asking $40, 600.
THE ELMS, half acre, II rooms, baths
billiard room fine old trees; a-car ga
rage, With rhaufieur's quarters up to date
y =, sIi appoiM,lns@n,s s. s @ $4,000; -
rooms, baths; wonderfully constructed; !;
ahaae 9oss 70 @a rorms 9vsy lawns ana
FINE ROOMY HOME. over an acre, u
rooms, baths handsome freplaces;
modern in every respect; scar heated ga
sTLENDiD orFEkiSG--En Entire block. 10
s arg 'piot' piot: sisose.' s' Terms w s'0"s 0a'A'
LARCHMONT COURT. private street. 10
detached homes on large plots: So, 900 to
$4,000; subject to lease May lst. One
ovEKLooKING FINEST private bathing
beach, half acre master bedrooms. 8
rage; location choice. Cheap al $35. .o0e
ON THE Hill. above Larchmont, new
White Colonial Home, rooms. hot water
heat; every convenlence garage; large
plot. $40. 600.
THIS BEAUTIFUL HOME, posse ss,on May
!. 10 rooms. 2 baths. hot water hest,
SLATE roof; garage; plot looxl76; excellent
LOVELY IoS;i1 HOME HOME on srtam Country road hale
acre, rooms hot water heat; only three
years old fine garden. fruits; near station.
A bargain ut $40, 600. VIII take $4,000
New-York tribune., 1919-11-18
Haggggin aggin Estate
Parts With Long
Held 5th Av. Realty
Four-Story Building Be-
tween 47th and 4Bth SITS.
Passes TO New Owner;
$5OO,OOO Was A k e q

The estate Of J. B. Haggin has sold
the four-story building at 5s7 Fifth
Avenue. The estate has been asking
$50o,00o for the realty and there is
reason to believe that it got price
close to that which it wanted. The
building has q frontage of thirty feet
on the avenue and extends back 1926
feet 1t is ON the east side of the
block between Forty-seventh and
Forty eighth Street corner. The iden-
tity of the buyer was not for publica-
tion yesterday. The impression is
that the new owner is trader who has
found it difficult to get a location on
Fifth Avenue on rental basis and was
forced to buy
New-York tribune., 1919-11-18
Recorded Mortgages
DONntoun

GOuvERNEJR LANE. ~ 9
yy,.,. Water s. as'S1s5i; n: NOV Il; NATHAN II s
H5oftowitz TO VIM l. Mitchell, 2S5 West
at,ys, Foster 6 Newman, 81 Bway3s, 900
STANTON ST. l25. 8 25x75. Nov "a.
Eils pregerinan to Central say Bank.
T * I Co. 16o Bway ............s $40, 0ao
ST. 1875, W s.2lxlo0; m: Nov T.,
CODA Sofer 70 Central Saw Bank. l5I
f'h & aV' ,cS Yrs. Yrs > G atty, Lawyers r &
BRcADW Y. sl3. = 25.2xloV. D m, NOV
-; -. Msrrnan man l. Berger and ano to Central
Tee yls' c; atrys Larhin < r, SO
JANE ST s. y " Greenwich st. rnns sa'Vy W
10 i''1x ks Sox s lS;'X ss.4x W * 55.s
w R"isen. 2l19 Arthur av. and ano. :
& yrs. . e. attys Randall 4 l., l4a
East Side
Nov Isl Hannah Stein to III Hy ordeo. ~
vauer, 1862 West 45,h st yrs p C. DR.
11l 1ntse s2a.25o atty, Morris Frank. y
Sd AV. 1913, $. 1895 n s1st st. .''syy S!S
1o5 p m; Nov a: Salvatore Frances and
asno to crumrnins Operating Co, s24
YORK. 7 g. NJ Co. ls5 Bway ay.....''sl2sgs
MADISON Av. 1888. n seth sr. sx
s5ll; m: Nov ~ stellhurst Realty
Corpn to Madison Av and ssth 81 Co
IS Bway. yrs, int bond pr Intge
i.yov S.so, 600 atty Lawyers T CO. dso as9
li-TH ST. g s54 Parl. av I72x100li:
m, NOV u, julius Nepiro 10 Katie G.
Lee, no East 18th st yrs, p . atty,
STA Az, 2o+l n sc l26th st; ssl1xl2o:
p m; Nov ~ Mt Morris Holdg Corpn TO
Schenk r \ c Co. lis Wes: 2o,h 81.
Yrs. c. ats Morrison & Sch.n. see
West Side
100. y NJ, Nov IA: Harris Cohen to sa
bina Weimer. 204 Pine 81. Frecport. +
instais; p c; pr mtse $4,000; atty Geo
II simpson 63 Park Row ......,. 50. 900
m Nov IA; Michael A Roman TO Daniel
Dowdney, $40 Riverside br. and ano
trustee years, c, atty. Richard
Costello, ss Wall st. .......- -. .25o
A NJ Realty Co TO Title G. g. 7 Co. l7S
Broadway; years. 8 r. c: SIS 900
1929. p m: Nov "A. Maria S Drain TO
Alice and Manuel Gonzalez. log W soth
s.; l year c; atty. II q Davis 81
ll5rM ST. 1918 ". $. 4oxiooll, p ~ n, .
NOV II; X L \ 7 Garage Go to Alfred
Hahn, 1892 Madison av. due May H.
ls2o; g e. pr 81 n.tse $4,000 astys;
10th ST ll3 w s. aox loa1i:sp m; oct
% Margt Davis to Jennie J Vaudeville
So Orange. ] . due Jan J. 1926 p c:
a,tys Mcclure. Ip & S. rs Eschanxs
SAME property; m: Oct "a: Same 10
same; instais, y c. attys. Sans 81 500
Av, SCI w. w i2lst st.
Areo sy.o Realty Co. :ss s Brosaesy, = yesrs Sa ,s
q c. pr mtge sisf 600 ATTY, Herman
Gottliso, 2ss Brosdvsy = s2b, 900
,sI1os ,otS..y aS asslos ss5s = ls;s
50; l4sth st, 554-sss W. 8. roexss.if:
Nov IA; Abr Zandersr to Samuel wacht
New-York tribune., 1919-11-18
Liberty Street Corner Buyer

The Broadway-John Street Corpora
tion elias A. Cohen, president) has
bought from the estate of David Ivison
the sevenstory Liberty Building, at the
northeast corner of Liberty and Green
wich streets. owned by the sellers since
1895. The building covers plot Of
1000 square feet. and is fully tenanted.
Land and building are assessed at
$230,000. Samuel J. Tsnkoos and Pease
& Gilman were the brokers in the
transaction. Last week the Hevemeyer
Real Estate Company sold 126 Liberty
Street northwest corner of Greenwich
Street, diagonally opposite the Liberty
Building, to an unnamed corporation
for occupancy. Pease e. Gilman nego-
tiated this. transaction.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-18
Buy in Old Sections for
SpecuIatiOn or Business

George A. Bowman has sold the five
story building at 30 East Fourteenth
Street and 125 University Place, for
Frederick Brown. 1t is on a plot 26X
130 and 26x33, forming an IL" around
the northeast corner of University
Place and Fourteenth Street. The buyer
will use the store floor for his own
business.
Albert s. Ashforth has sold for Will
lam G. Willmann the seven story build
ing on lot 23Xll6 at 161 Bowery. be-
tween Broome and Delaney streets.
Waddell E. Martin have sold for
Evelyn Candel to Henry M. Fertig the
story and loft building, 25xl00, at
1856 Prince Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-18
Chappaqia Estate for Banker

The Tewkesbury estate, situated on
Whippoorwill Road. Chappaqua. n. Y
has been sold to Henry s. Glazier, &
New York banker, who will occupy the
premises as his own residence. George
Howe was the broker. The saYae
broker has also sold strip OF land
adjoining the Tewkesbury estate. con-
tanning twenty-three acres and belong
ing to George D. Mackay, to Mr.
Giazier. making the total area of both
properties about thirty-four acres.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-18
Fifth Avenue Buildings
Near 36th St. Reported Sold

Stories were heard in real estate
Offices along Fifth Avenue yesterday
that the four and siN-story buildings
st 394 and 39e Fifth Avenue had been
sold. The buildings are the property
Of the estate Of George +. Boldt and
George +. Garfield. Together they
cover site 45.11 feet wide and 100
feet deep adjoining northwest corner
of Fifth Avenue and Thirty-sixth
Street
New-York tribune., 1919-11-18
Will Reimprove 34th St. Site

M. & L. Hess have sold for the
Lawyers Mortgage Company the build
ing at 1873 West Thirty-feurth Street.
The purchaser intends 20 erect a four
story modern building on the plot,
which contains $500 square feet. Me-
xotiations are pending for = net lease
Of years.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-18
CITY REAL ESTATE
0&0 Business Property
REAL ESTATE
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN

A REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
( ST;HeESAGE. 42 DOWNING; Sr.. NEAR
En- FHhnc.STURY hcsSTrURY ARCHITECT BuITDiNG
VxTCpp Ed FOR GARAGE IN 1910. ELF
pntSTT LARGE CAPACITY. HEARING
MENT ANp FuLL ELECTRIC EQUIP
TRUCKS. Possession on 20
VEis NoT,cE. HAS RENTED ON 10
i'nAsE At $4,000 PER YEAR.
u yh G: WILLIAMS CO
HUDSON ST, NEW YORK CITY.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-18
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

10TH ST. 260ss West; all; L NJ y Realty
GO to Ludwig Baumann q Co. $50 Wes,
S Sesn st yrs from May /, 1917 atty ),
stern. Is d 7. 299 Bwav.... S2a Dan
SsIH ST. l07los West. all. Rema,nder
Realty Co to Victor Carlbers. 5b West
losth st; 10 yrs from Jan l. 1879. So 900
18TH ST. "A West: part str An,onsc y
MaIzatl ana ano. exrs. fl3-a West fsth
ST. TO conrad Schmidt. 30 West ia5,h 81
yrs from Feb l. 1918. c Schnidt. a.
West l25th ct $500 to.....3asoa
srH Az 400; $40 ST. 267-7i West: str and
part b; Peter Econoponly 10 Rudinxer
SerK man /. co, 4e West s6th st, 1871 2
y1s- from Nov 30, 1919 ) yrs renew ~
$1,000 atty, Morris Pepper. SO Nassau
PARK ROW. iso-sa ist Il ana b. siiIcoSSs ss,OSs
realty Co TO Michael Walker, so st
NIcnolas av. and ano. . yrs from NAV
l. 1918 atty. Max Scheer. 100 PARK
SAME PROPERTY: lst and b: same fo
Nax scheer. 35l Pearl 81; ; yrs from
MAY J, ls2l atty. game ..........3e & %
NJ MANHATTAN AV. sl-5s, n 1921 81
str; Christine Schroeder to Jacob Bern
stein; 10 West l02d st yrs. FROM. Oc,
MANHATTAN Av. al; all: Mary u
Lusdke ct al to Francis DE Wald On
premises; life lease, from April l. 1918.
inc and principle on mtge taxes and
-; atty Frederidk Flynn. ~ Park
nv" .-t- q . Xift
New-York tribune., 1919-11-18
Fulton Street Corner
Bought by Operator
Ien-Story Structure at Nassau Street Passed by Kahn
Estate to Robert E. Simon for Price Said To
Be $500, ,OOO-Building Historic Ground

Provost, famous smuggler and friend
Of Capt. Kidd, made the Inn his head
quarters. The first National Guards
were organized there. The present
building replaced on which for many
years, was tho home of tho CONNER
cial Advertiser now The Globe.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-18
New Firm ON 38th Street

Henry Shapiro Co have leased the
building at 80 West Thirty eighth
Street to Lampert & Umans, who, after
making extensive alterations, will oc-
cupy the ground floor for their bus
ness. The lease is for term of
teWnty-one Years.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-18
Rent Site for Factory

Louis Schrag has leased fos Che
Standard Gas Light Company its
property at 512 to olS East Nineteenth
Street for term of years to Charles
s. Hvass & Sons, who Will erect new
once.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-18
Results at Auction

Jsy Joseph l. Day
WHITE PLAINS RID. 2sGs-7o . ~ n
2l5th 81, 4sx4*. 3sts bldg. Thos Cheyas
81 al agt Adelaide Bur ande e al . due IS
.02a5 taxes, etc, SS7S; to the paIpte
for $4,000
By Samuel Marx
BRO ADWAY. Arden 81. sSx2s5
vacant; r " Won lnten. as extrr 4
trustee. agt Exam Realty Co - a.: due
sl2.9ee, taxes, etc, $3.50; sdtournes m
Nov 10
BY James J. Donovan
BARNES Av. 391s. 8, 80 zrus ~
22xlo5, vacant; d Everson agt Sary
Boyle et "a: due. 81 42s7.2-. taxes etc
s235.4$; 20 Patrick q Gum for s., 200
New-York tribune., 1919-11-18
NEW JER0EY
MAPLEWOOD, N. J.
10 Minutes from Hsbcksn.
Many desirable homes. $500 to 13t.eeA
CAKES. at Maplewood stsstvn.
FLORIDA

ONE OF THE CHOICEST <s-acre trae.s
for sale on Sarasota Fay. south of Sara
sofa. Fla, Good improvements; about
1900 feet OF bay frontage; II kinds Of
bearing fruits, including Ayacado peArs;
on concrete Asphalt highway. II yap want
q NargAtn get particulars = Address NJ II.
TOWNSEND, Osprey. Fla.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-18
BOROUGH OF QUEENS

. Hndsrs opportunity. SO lots In Queens.
gas.s from depot; liberal first mort
sais wiz siso furnish lumber at whole
sell r.es ss.es 20 reliable builders; houses viii
wnen foundations are in. "'''
- Ferguson. SO Orange ST.. Brookivn
New-York tribune., 1919-11-18
LONG ISLAND

ROOM HOUSE, slectrte,.v, "A e.o. ...
AlS Sgnssee Forrest Park Vacant. OWNEn
MeSA III, q. Nsehmand HILL; phone Rich.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-18
Bronx

Av. $. 14ss Cd st. on
map Morrlsania, 4S.lox2oo, except part
Tor, ay; al: vAIo Healty Co to MAY
-s spspaxo, 4a6 HAST f7zd *; 10 yrs, from
sept 80, 1s1a; atty. Marcus RosenthaL
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MRS. c. M. MURDOCH,
Larchmont, N. Y. Tel, Ss,ss S.,S "a "a

l WANT to sell my suburban home Busi-
nsss takes me away permanently. Express
service; quick. convenient and easy com
muting TO Grand Central Depot. The price
ts less than IL has cost me to .date--If,b0
Convenient terms. c. D., Room 5o7, 6l2
Fifth Ave.
DUNWOODID. N Y. IL miles from Grand
Central, l5-room house; suitable for two
families; alterations to suit urchaser. j.
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Mechanics Liens

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trustees of Columbia College. owner
Sheriff. Babcock, lessee lrenewsn.
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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-10-31
NEW SOURCE OF TURPENTlNe
Tree in Central India to Be Looked
To for supply Of Really
Good Quality.

Turpentine oil and rosln are already
being produced on commercial scale
In India by the distillation of pine
rOslD. A new source OF supply which.
though comparatively small. may he
valuable, especially for Indian use. has
now been found IN franklnceDse or
Olibanm.s This material is Obtained
by The natives by making incis.ons IN
the stems ~ Bosweliia scrrata. a tree
widely distributed throughout the dry
zone forests OF centrn, IUsiia. .1fhe
resinOus substance which exudcs from
The cuts contains kind of turpcntins.
q rosin and gum.
Investigations Of The methods Of sop
arating these constituents In market
able form have been conducted since
1912 by The forest authorities I'm India
In corporation with the Imperial IN
stitnte. and the results have been pub
lished recently In n paper by X. :.
Pearson, forest economist, and Puran
Singh, chemical adviser. ut the Forest
Research institute, Dehra Dun. The
general conclusion reached, based on
the results Of numerous trials, Is that
the turpcntine oil Is equal TO good
quality American turpcntinc oil.