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Colored Man
Wanted to do porter work and wrap
packages. Apply at once,
MEMPHIS NEWS CO.,
227 Madison.

LOCATION FOR PHYSICIAN. Can
community. 7-month school; office Of
three rooms, a clean drug stock, Fix
lures and office furniture, Location in
Mississippi on Y. & NJ. V. r. r. 20
miles from Memphis. A walkout for
$4,000. Write or phone ], j. McCauley,
NJ, p, Sarah, Miss.
YOUNG MEN. 10 and over. are ellgi-
Bile for government railway mail clerks.
1922 month. Examinations soon. For
free particulars write !. l.. Leonard
CORNER civil service examinerD, 70S
Kenois Bldg. Washington.
YOUNG boy wanted to work in drug
stock; good opportunity for advance
ment. Apply in own handwriting, stat
ing salary expected. NJ IS, News Scim-
BRAKEMEN, firemen, $15O-$200
monthly, experience unnecessary
write; send stamp for requirements,
Railway, care News Scimitat.
WANTED-t0 families to make share
crops; 20 sawmill men; 30 track men,
Pay $3.50 per day. Apply 6041a s.. Main
WANTED-Cook man and wife man
to work on gang at 35c an hour. Phone
w D. storm, Lake ~Cormorant. Miss.
wANTED-Experienced butler; ref.
ences required. Apply after Q o'clock
mornings, 500 Adams ave,
COLORED soldier, houseboy: knowl-
edge of cooking. furnish room; call
morning. 1880 Madison,
YOUNG white boy for LAWYERS Of
flee. Easy work. Fine place. Call Hem.
49S,
ONE experienced colored blacksmith
r X. AGREE, fernando, Miss,
w A N-frLNn- Good ,b,,rf,n -
Apply 1924 Harbert avenue.
BOY WANTED to work mornings.
$50 st. Paul
HELP wANTEo-FEMALe.
W~ASHERWOMAN 70 take clothes
home. Apply 1903 Carr.
EXPERIENCED cook for small fam
lily, 1879 Cowden.
COMPETENT nurse, with references.
1894 Carr Hem. 1887.
COOK wanted; references required.
Apply 1885, Vinton Ave.
EXPERIENCED cook. No other need
apply. 800 S, Pauline,
COMPETENT maid. Apply at once
to 500 s. Orleans.
GOOD cook, pay good wages. $40 \.
Montgomery.
GOOD cook. good wages. Apply 800
Union
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1917 Ford Touring

Condition just like new. An good
tires. Used only on city streets, $685., 90.
l-3 cash, balance 10 months.
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pErFcrIvgs. r
De &c TVES.|
Skilled Investigation

II you need a skilled Investigator for
any kind Of detective work, consult US.
We have experienced operatives for all
kinds Of cases where secrecy Is re-
qu'red.
WI SPECIAL 1TE ON FINDING
STOLEN AUTOMOBILES
All consultations strictly confidential.
~ A,,t, no4ook.--
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AUTOMOBILES.

AUTOS FoR SALE.

ID Has Gray & Davis electrical starter.
MAssier shock disorders. d~emouutable
rims and all new oversize tires. Price
$4,000, Ia cash, balance 10 months,
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AUTOMOBILES.
AUTOS FOR SALE

EXCEPTIONAL bargains in used cars
which have just been painted and put
in first-class running order, These cars
are positively as stated above. The
tires are good, the batteries are good
and the motors are good,
l Apperson Roadster ,.......,.$l, 10000
This car has only been run 1,46O miles.
1 Apperson Roadster .,..".... 10000
l Apperson Touring q pass.)... 10000
l Saxon Touring ""......... 5000
l Mitchell Touring .......".... 10000
l Hudson ~Super-Six ........... 1,425.O 0
l Studebaker Touring .....,.,.. $1,000
l Paige Touring .,.,...,...... 1,1lO.OO
II you will come in and look these
cars over you will agree that they are
bargains, and If you are in need of a
used car you will certainly drive away
in one.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-21

The Ford or Dodge YOU want at the
price you want to pay.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-21

WANTED-To trade a five passenger
Cadillac for Buick roadster. 299 n.
Mcneil st. II. 766 after { pm.
ALLEA- $500 -A-
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-05-23
633

be completed in one day, Sunday, May
25th. The executive committee Of the
district is anxious to have 100 per
cent showing of the registered Zionists,
as any shrinkage in the number en-
rolled would be decidedly discouraging
to the Zionist leaders.
During June there is to be the cleo
ton of new officers and executive COM
mittee Of the district, also the delegates
to the Zionist convention in Chicago,
which will be held early in September.
Only fully paid up members are entitled
to vote, and only those who have been
affiliated with the Zionist Organization
for full year are eligible for delegates
to the convention.
Our readers, who are registered Zion
lists, who have not yet paid their second
installment, are urged to pay the COM
mittee who comes to solicit, as any delay
or the need of a return call will mean
loss of time, waste Of energy and dis
enlargement for the workers..
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ZIONIST MEMBERSHIP DRIVE

The new fiscal year Of the Zionist
Organization Of America begins on June
LIST, and all the districts are making a
special effort to collect the one dollar
which represents the dues for the half
year ending May 31st. The Minneapolis
district also is making this campaign for
collecting dues from the old members
preparatory to canvassing those Jews
who have not yet registered as Zionists.
Much preliminary work in the matter
has already been accomplished. The
committee under the generalship Of Mrs.
David Goldblum has been canvassing the
Jewish residence districts by means Of
block workers, who have been made re-
sponsible for the registered Zionists in
that block.
At the meeting Thursday evening the
lists were revised so that soliciting can
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-05-23
RABBI SLIDER ATTENDING MIZ-
RACHI CONVENTION.

Rabbi S. M. SLIDER left Wednesday
evening for Cincinnati, Ohio, where he
will represent the local Mizrachi at the
national Mizrachi convention to be held
at Cincinnati next week.
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LADIES' AUXILIARY OF ADATH
YESHURUN TO MEET.

The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Adath
Yeshurun Synagogue will hold their last
meeting of the year on Tuesday, May 27,
at the vestry rooms of the Adath Yeshu-
run at 2:3O p. m. Election of officers
will take place. An interesting program
will follow the business meeting.
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LADIES' AUXILIARY OF TALMUD
TORAH LAUNCH MEMBER
SHIP CAMPAIGN

The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Talmud
Torah have launched their membership
campaign. The campaign which COM
menced this week is to continue for ten
days. Captains have been appointed and
districts assigned to the various teams.
The member who shows her interest in
the organization by obtaining the larg
est number of new members will be
given a token of appreciation by the
club. Mrs. George Kaufman is chair
man of the membership, and she has ap-
pointed as captain, Mines. Alexander Ber-
man, B. Weisberg, J. C. Greenberg,
Charles Kronick, Louis Mandel, Benz.
Rauch, Paul Shapiro, S. Lieberman, A.
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ELYSIUM CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS

Ell SlUM CLUB ELECIS OFFlCERS
The Elysium Club held it's annual
meeting and election Of officers on We'd
nesday, May IA, at the Radisson Hotel.
Mr.. Jesse Hartman was elected president
for the ensuing year; Mr.. Jess Moss, vice
president; Mr.. Max j. Levy, secretary;
Mr.. Irving Robitshek, treasurer; Mr.
Emil Apt, financial secretary. Messrs.
Jesse Hyman, Julius Eisendrath, Albert
Ruben and Benz. We'll were elected on
the Board Of Governors. Preceding the
meeting dinner was given at $3.50
o'clock complimentary to the members
who are and were in the service. Covers
were laid for forty and flags were used
for the decorations. In recognition of
their service the club presented each Of
their members with souvenirs. Mr.. l.
Kaufman made the presentation. Among
the Elysium members who served in the
various branches of the United States
army and navy were Philip Hyman and
Lester Rees, still in the service; Albert
Ruben, Emanuel Frankforter, William
We'll, Ernest Hertz and Julian Chapsky.
Have you paid your second half years
dues to the Zionist Organization
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Y. M. H. A. AND Y. w. HI. A. TO GIVE
MAY DANCE.

The Young Mems Hebrew and the
Young Women's Hebrew Associations
will give May Dance on Sunday, May
Is, in the auditorium of the Talmud
Torah, Fremont and Eighth Avenues
North. A jazz orchestra has been Sc
cured. A nominal fee of IS cents will
be charged for admission.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-05-23
MISS FELSENTHAL LEAVES TO AT
TEND CHARITIES CONFERENCES.

Miss Julia I. Felsenthal is leaving the
city to attend the National Conference
Of Jewish Charities and the National
Conference Of Social Work, having been
appointed.a delegate by Governor Burn
quist. The conferences will take place
at Atlantic City and from all over the
country workers assemble to discuss
their problems. Miss Felsenthal will be
absent from the city for number of
weeks.
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Entertaining.

Mrs. E. Friend of Aldrich Avenue
South and Mrs. Simon Meyers Of Oliver
Avenue South will entertain informally
Saturday at the home Of Mrs. Friend.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Perlman of Fried
man Court gave dinner on Sunday, May
10, in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. S. Perl
man of St. Paul.
At the instance of Mrs. J. Yankowich
and Mrs. L. Mandel, group of friends
pleasantly surprised Mrs. H. B. Cohen,
who recently moved into her new home
at 1241 Upton Avenue North. She was
presented with a silver serving tray.
Bridge was played during the afternoon,
followed by musical program.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-05-23
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

Wolpert, BENZ. Bloom, H. Meleck, George
Gordon, Sigmund Harris, A. Dalin, Ar
thur Harris, Harry Swiler and S. Strim-
ling
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May g. 1919.

sky, 821 Emerson Avenue North on Sun
day, May 10. Rabbi c. David Matt Off
ciated in the presence Of the immediate
families Mr.. and Mrs. Borovsky will be
at home after June at 404 Knox Ave-
nue. North.
Miss Sarah Mirviss, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. J. Mirviss of 1911 Chicago Ave-
nue., was married to Mr.. Harry Kaplan
Of New York City on Sunday, May 49,
The ceremony was performed by Rabbi
C. D. Matt, assisted by Rev. A. Rosen-
bloom Of Akron, Ohio, brother-in-law
Of the bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. S. Kaner of Superior,
Wisconsin, announce the marriage of
their daughter, Celia Henrietta, to Mr..
Joseph Kaufman, Of North Saint Paul,
Minnesota, on Sunday, May IS, at the
home Of the bridegrooms parents, in St.
Paul. Rev. Cooperman oficiated in the
presence Of twenty guests. A dinner
was served following the ceremony.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. 0.
S. Kaner and Miss Hannah Kaner, par
ents and sister of the bride, of Superior,
and Mr. Deitzman Of Minot, North Da-
kota. Mr.. and Mrs. Kaufman will be at
home at Silver Lake, Minnesota.
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Removal.

Removal.
Mr.. Frank Rigler Of Lehr, North Da-
kota, has moved to Wishek, North Da-
kota.
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FOR RENT-A we'll furnished, modern
house, in one of the most beautiful parts
of the city, the lake district, from June
Is to September 1. References ex-
changed. Call Kenwood 1920 or the Of
flee of the American Jewish World, Main
$3.50.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-05-23

DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICE
AT TALMUD TORAH
Mrs. D. K. Goldblum is temporarily as
Stunning charge of the Social Service de-
partment of the Talmud Torah, Miss Eel
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-05-23
Birth.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Litinsky, Ills Irv-
ing Avenue North, announce the birth of
a son on May 10.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-15
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

ST NICHOLAS AV. 1855, all; Lamont Nc
Loughin to Nicholas j Botsaers on the
premises; yrs from July l. 1918 SO. 900
SO ST 459 w. all, SD ST. 437 w, Sd and
4th floors; JAS Burke to Harris Flooring
Co. 55s w 34th st; 10 yrs from June +
INi' ..;....... 400 to So. 900
ScTH ST, is w, all; Fanny r g. Ely to
NJ Forman & Co. 1162 broadway: from
June l. 1919 to Jan 81, 1885.
5lsT ST. so w. all japanese Fan Co
to 4sth st Co, 241 w 43d st; 10 yrs
from July ]. 1913; attys. Cohen Broa,
2sTH ST.. "a e. and part b. Ala Realty
co TO Adolph Laufbaum, $50 1st st,
Bklyn. and ano, from July to Nov 80,
l922; attys. Hartman. Levy G. II. o5
7TH Az. 2522, II . cor j4sth (ool W5, ali;
Kornbluth to Samuel Cohen, 2504
7th av; 5 years fro:-- Sept l. 1919: atty,
VIM Reiss. 80 Nassau st.......s3.250 st
2l5TII ST. f16 w. all. Weiss I.emlein lIldg
Corp'n 10 Lyman kaufman, 1857 Crotona
parkW. Bronx; yrs from Aug l. 1919;
atty. VIM Reiss. 80 Nassau st..SlI 500
204rH ST, 63s w. all. Julia I.emlein
to Hyinan Kaufman. 1882 Crotona parkw.
Bronx; yrs from Aug /, 1919; atty.
VIM Retss. 80 Nassau st..... 81 666 I
3o4TH ST, 1924 w, all, North End Hldg
Corp'n to Hyman kaufman, 1887 Cro-
tona parkw; yrs from Aug /, 1919;
atty, VIM Reiss. 35 Nassau st 81 SOS & I
c04TH ST. 42S3o w. all: same to same; 3
yrs from Aug /. 1919; attorney. same
s., 665. VI
New-York tribune., 1919-07-15
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

l47TH ST. s, 100 Amsterdam av;
Bankers Trust &C., Go to Lawyers Mort CO G.,
74th st: assns; atty. Lawyers Title &
Trust Co. 100 Bway ........... 500
asp sT' i2S "; Ghas r Deliinger. exr, to
Middebrool1 & b, 46 Cedar st 49,. So. 500
LEXINGTON AV, $40: Oscar " .Ieffery
and ano, eXrs, to Helen u WetrApre,
Babylon, l. /; attys, SaXton. j X & E,
a1sr ST. 3s-s4 f; mtee $500 900. County
Holding Co to Walter G Meyer, 2 e
ican Real Estate CO.. attys Cadwalader.
W &: T, 40 Wall st int of f.... sss. 900
HUDSON ST. e1s; Carrie c sager and ano
eXrs etc, to Manhattan Saw Instn, ga
Bway; attys, Rapalo s. *. So Broad
a7TH ST. SIS E; nsge now 5000: Astop sVop
City. L 1; attys, Baldwin & H. 100
115TH sr' $ . Is I'd av: KAN !, Ian
dorf to Lawyers Mort Co, 90 Liberty
HATH ST. $ $. 254 7th av; mtg $40, 900
Haley tiske trustee. to Lawyers Mort
15sTH ST. :, s74.e Bway; SIMON s1i'SG NJ
Goldsmith TO saml Robert. sos Park
to n Title e. Mtge Co. 135 Bway;
atty. n Title & Migc CO. 1875 Broad :
way ................. ............. 90
SAME PROP; Belle Edinger to same; atty,
SANE PROP; \ title & Mtge CO to- to
North Side Savings Bank; atty,
Tiffany ST. sos Elz l. ooodnow. Bsit1 spfO
more. Md, to Sterling Realty Co, II
Bway; atty, Saml Solomon, 1547 Broad :
SAME PROP; Sterling Realty Co to Saml
Salvin, l 81 w 45th st; atty, samc.$l4. 900
l62D ST; 3, 227.s Courtlandt av. $7.Gx
100; Howard G Young and ano to Elsie
A Young, 164 Il SD st; z part atty.
y. Crook & G. 50 Nassau ST. ....... 81 500
70 Eliz Fisher Red Bank, n J; atty
MACY PL, 866; Christopher G keenan, to
Edw j Lawler, 68 w 18th av, Bklyn, ard
ano; atty. l. McLaug him, 800 Broad
RIDER Az. 271-273; John Blockhaus to
Violet e Thorn pson, New Rochelle; atty.
Title G & r Co, 176 Broadway. $500
LOTS 62 and 63; Max Schuylerville, Aug
ust Funck and ano to Louis Schmidt, 1902
Leland av; atty. NJ Il McIIugh, 22lj
JEROME AV. w C 177th, 22I11x105:
John w Gor to Francis w Pollock, 1921
Kingsbridge av atty. + w Pollock, 800
STEBBINS AV, l241; Hugh G Murray
trustee. TO Rachel Frank. coo w 144th
St atty Myers g. s, 299 Broadway.$4,O O22
PROSPECT AN, w C Jennings, 43X90 Ok
67.7x74.4; Benenson Realty Co to Jacob
Kaplan, 767 Il 156th st; ATTY. Jacob Kup-
Ian 7G7 r 156th 81 90
New-York tribune., 1919-07-15
Ackerman Sale Brings
$l84,775 at Auction
Big Crowd and Spirited Bid.
ding Mark Selling of New
Jersey Realty

On last Saturday afternoon Joseph
r. Day conducted a successful auction
sale of all the real estate belonging to
the estate Of the late Warren Acker-
man, who was one of the pioneer ce-
ment men of this country. The realty.
held IN the family for nearly sixty
years, comprised dwellings in Newark
and Plainfield. N. j.. and about eighty
parcels IN the townships Of North
P!ainneld, New Providence and Scotch
Plains, In the boroughs Of Mountain
side and Fanwood, counties of Somer-
set and Union. These latter parcels
consisted of large and small country
homes, farm houses and outhuildings,
with farms under cultivation and tim
Der lands.
The sale was held in Newark and
after spirited bidding the property
was disposed of for total of $184,775.
Many we'll known New Jersey operators
were at the sale.
Among the largest purchasers were
j. S. Sheldon. who bought eighteen par
cells for total of s52,450, and the
Consolidated Corporation, which pur-
chased fourteen parcels for a total of
$4,000: Among the other buyers were
John Welch, F. M. Masher, John T.
McLogan, Philip Bronner, Mary NJ.
]. Albin Wallin, soseph Callahan,
Michael Webster and Ten Eyck R.
Beardsley.
No. 1107 Broad Street, northwest
corner of Thomas Street, Newark, a
plot 26X100, and three story and
basement brownstone dwelling, were
purchased by Frank B. Martina for
sl0,600. The same buyer purchased
the adjoining plot. 21x100, and three
story and basement dwelling for $500.
No. 1101 and 1903 Broad Street were
sold to j. D. Samuelson. This pur-
chase consisted of two lots, each
21x1O0, and three story dwellings for
S7,700 each.
The Alderman homestead, known as
Lyde Park, Scotch Plains, comprising
approximately fourteen acres, was pur-
chased by j. S. Sheldon for $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-15
Brooklyn an Active
Centre of Home Buving
Sales of Dwellings Keep Brok-
ers Busy in All Sections of
the Borourh

The Realty Trust has sold for the
Artee Realty Corporation the one
family brick dwelling at so1s Tenth
Avenue to John M. Hsndricksen.
The F. c. Sauter agency has sold
for Miss Anna Blauvelt to Mrs. Mary
K. Daily the two-story and basement
frame dwelling at 2o2 Eighth Street,
and to Joseph Manfredi for Minnie
Goldfarb the twostory and basement
dwelling at 258 Seventeenth Street.
Samuel Galitzka and ]. Lacov have
sold for Marian Tuckman the two
story dwelling with garage, on plot
5Oxl00, at 719 East Nineteenth Street
E. Sharum has sold to Dagmar N
Jacoby 404 East Ninety-first Street
between Lenox Road and HunterAy
Road, onefamly dwelling, on LOT
22x100.
The Bulkley & Horton Company has
sold 1905 Dean Street, between Nos
trand and New York avenues, a three
story and basement brownstone dwell
ing, on lot 20x100, for L. Ward to a
client for occupancy
William P. Jones, in conjunction
with Edward B. Kegel, has sold fol
Molby Arrason to Charne Katz the
three story and basement dwelling, or
lot 19x115,. on the south side Of De
kalb Avenue, 115 feet east Of Tomp.
kins Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-15
DIR. Day Attempts
To Take Offensive
In Bennett Probe
Ex-Senator's Business Con-
nections Are Examined:
Coal and Egg Purchases
by City Brought to Light

The defence in the INQUIRY into the
against DR.. Jonathan c. Day, Commits
sioner of Public Markets, attempted to
assume the offensive at yesterdays ses-
sion before David Hirschfeld, Commits
sioner Of ACCOUNTS.
Jonah j. Goldstein. attorney for Dr.
Day, wanted to know if a witness called
by Mr.. Bennett new of the latter's as
sociation with the Fruit Auction Com
pany, the Fruit Sales Company and a
live poultry organization.
II have been counsel for the Fruit
Auction Company for about twenty
years." Mr.. Bennett said when asked
about the question. "The company
does not own dollars worth of fruit.
1t merely auctions it, and does nothing
in purchasing way. AS for the live
poultry concern I organized it myself
ten years ago and gave it up four
years ago after paying the losses out
of my own pocket"
Mr.. Bennett, in questioning Edna E.
Lohman, bookkeeper in the Depart
ment of Markets, dwelt chiefly on DR..
Days unsuccessful attempt to buy coal
for the city's poor, and his withdrawal
of $500 Of the city's money, which he
did not return for more than a month.
Mr.. Bennett produced a contract for
the purchase of 100000 Otons of coal
signed by DR.. Day for the city and by
Peter de Julio, by which the latter was
to deliver the coal at S655 ton. be-
ginning August l, at the rate of 1900
tons daily. The attorney asked if any
money had been paid to de Julio. Miss
Lohman said that he received $4,000
Of the city's money on July 81. Her
books do not show any entry denoting
the receipt OF the coal, she said Incl
dental expenses in connection with the
proposed purchase were given as $3.50
DR.. Day took the stand and was
asked concerning commissions paid
to c: A. Newborn on eggs purchased
by Harry Baff for the city. Mr.. Day
admitted that Harry Baff had time to
buy foodstuffs for the city, as he was
not doing business for time las.
Year, having been suspended by the
Federal Food Board for profiteerng
The Conn missioner testified that he
paid Mr.. Newborn $3.50 in commits
sions and $3.50 for expenses for ar
ranging for the purchase of the eggs
DR.. Day said that he had known New
born for three years.
Miss Lohman testified that DR.. Day
drew a check for $3.50 on March
1919. and another for $3.50 on Apri
10. The $3.50 was returned on April
22 and the $3.50 on May Ia. Mr.. Ben.
nett said that the City Chamberlain
IS the only official empowered to draw
out the city's money. He charge.
that this is a violation of city charte,
provisions, and Will press the poin
at t. days hearing.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-15
Recorded Mortgages
Downtown

June 2s: $ weitzman s. & Son. son to Cen m j;
1.owthern 1r. PSI w seth st and ano,
trustee; yrs; 6ha c; atty F Hib-
East Side
4o4. $ $, 27xso; July III Hydro Bar
Waterproonng Co to Geo s Alcott. rs
Eldorado pl, Weehawken, N J; installs
&C.; pr mtg sl6.Soo; atty, Lawyers 7
18TH ST, 4ae-4o s. 8. 3 lots, each 16.sx
1929; . m; mtg $4,000 each; July 10:
Carmelo Franco and ano to Bond &,
Ign: duo and int per bond. $4,000
SAME property: p m July 10; same to
,n SANE; due same; pr dsi mtg s':ooo 81. 900
2s; Annie Josephthal and Adolph Balzer
to Real Estate Owners Credit Union, 38I
Livona av. Brooklyn; installs s14 week
SSp C; pr mtg ss.boo' atty, Edw Larkin,
Sd Av. siss"7i $. 25.5 n iisth ST. '5oy 5oy
1907 July IL. Geo Hass to Excelsior sav
Bank; - w 23d st; yrs: ga c; atty.
120TH ST. Al K, II s. lS.9x100.11 July IL;
Vinocnzo Pascale to Domemco Bravin,
442S Richardson av. Bronx due July ],
1872 9 G. atty Jos A Boccia, 1872 Mas,
5TW AV. 2l5l, 8, 74.11. Islst ST. 25xes;
nD% SaIy H. Sarah wells sd1s to Minnie
Theo Schultheis. ISL "a av 81, 500
West Side
9Th AV. 18th at, 92x1oo: 1-5 pit
July II: Jno T e. Mary Gedney ct al
to August c streltwoff, so Livingston
av. New Brunswick, n J demand int as
bond, atty. Albert w Nenino. 50 Wall
2sTl 81 sos W. $ $. 2Sxss.s, p m, July
Goldsmith. so w 72d st; yrs p Z
atty. Goldsmith Ss F, 100 Bway.. $40. .ooC
10TH AV 3g9-4O2: 33d st 40 w: (
tan Bauels, also subj to mort on 39s
1st av, $1,000. & mort on lot s6 for
$4,000. July 10: Geo II Bartels to North.
chester Corpn. Pleasantvlle. Y: due
as per note; p C; atty. Jonathan
Holden. Pleasantvlle. N Y gold 81 ,oot
ssTH ST. s, 236 9Th av. 17x9s.9: m
July II; - w 3sth Street Co to Thos
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70. 1925 , c; attys. Richards & a
New-York tribune., 1919-07-15
Buys Jamaica Home for
Immediate Occupancv

The Stanley Agency has sold the Ber-
gen property, 40X120, with dwelling, or
the north side of Willett Street, ia
maica, to J. Morris for immediate oc-
cupancy.
Virginian to Live in Flushing
Ernest j. Oglesby, of williamsburg,
Va, professor in Virginian educa
tional institution, has bought through
J. Albert Johntra the property at 2O2
Eighteenth Street, Flushing, from An
ME l. Tliedner. 1t is a white stucco
house of nine rooms and bath and
stands on plot 40x100.
TO Build Homes at Edgemere
The Lewis II. May Company has sold
for II. Merke two stucco dwellings on
the east side Of Hartman Avenue, and
plo. of lots on Cheever Avenue, Edge
mere, L. l., to the Edgemere Building
Company. The lots will be improved
with dwellings.
Builders Sell Lots at Arverne
The Meister Builders have sold to a
client of !. Halperin forty-four lots at
Arverne, L. l., facing CASTOR Avenue,
Hamstel Boulevard, Morris and Mer-
deth avenues.