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New-York tribune., 1919-08-27
Realty Trading in.
Bronx Continuous
Anxious Buyers Found for Flats
and Dwellings in Various
Parts of Borouoh

g. oiement II. Smith has sold tn. two.
aamly =, brick dwelling on plot 5ox10o
az west lSlst Street; the two fam ;1,,
rrame dwelling at 752 Anthony Ave-,
Eue ra @ .ne two-family brick house at o2t
nase '9tn Street; for Mrs. Trask to the
nanenson ..a Realty Company, the pron.
etsy c. at the northeast corner of i77th
oe oo eet ana Morris Avenue. a plot 10ov
o., WIN a residence; for Mrs. Blew-
49, ~ ,oon ene ree-family frame DWELLING
a. 30 .., lntervale Avenue; for H. Weilii
l .nI smo .,a lour-story double fats at o353
GU CIV 1oo. Washington Avenue; for Mrs
property at 1873 WASHINGTON Avanrae Az ,ae
1or Mrs. Coban the family dma,I'
ing at 2S7S Valentine Avenue: for NJ
anna ,ana smith, the private DWELLING ~
700 200 washington Avenue; for n r
Ing - s'lsh the ivestory apartment a.
VIZ we H1oSiIheast 1Sa corner of 179th Street
ana valentine Avenue: the southea -
corner OK fordham Road and Creston
avenue, plot 50xl11xS7x79 ana ta
Faul Bernhard the brick dwelling ~
4ol fremont Avenue ''''s "'
Boston Road Flats Sold
Morris Polsky sold throuch Y c.,,
ner 10 A. Misrach the two five Stow
road " A0a' boston
Sales Of Three Family Houses
Nahn d Pittman have purchas sod
from from Eliza j. Clark the thre. stow stow
T HricK 'nree family dwelling at 1911
Melson Avenue, on lot 25x100, adioinino o
1ne u, southwest corner of Brandt place
onarles Il. Cathie negotiated the saIe
Eugene J. Busher has sold for Eliza.
peth l.. Merritt to Edward Huse the
tnree family dwelling, on lot 25x135 AT
1868 Forest Avenue.
Dwelling Houses Sold
The Stebbins Realty and Constrnc-
uon Company q. Malinc, president)
oought from Judge Schultz ia. 756 and
,o4 East l3Sth Street, three three story
dwellings, The first named is on y
iot l3Xl00 and the others on lots 17.Sx
ioo each Samuel Cowen was the
broker 'Ao
Hugo Wabst sold to N. Lape the two
family dwelling at 1901 Cruger Avenue
William Peters & Co. have sold the
three story building, 3343 Webster
Avenue, to Dominick Romano.
Plans Factory for The Bronx
D.. A. Trotta has sold for Julius
Flgliuolo the southwest corner Of St.
Mary's Street and Concord Avenue.
four and one-half lots. The buver viii
improve them with three story con-
crete factory.
Sale in Third Avenue
Joseph Wolkenberg has sold for
Margaret NJ. Hawcs 4l73 Third Avenue.
a four story building, on lot 25x1OO. to
Viva Realty Company.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-27
Frederick Brown Buys
57th Street Corner
Purchases HALEY Estate Flats at
9th Ave. and 57th ST., Val.
ued at S6OO.O

Frederick Brown yesterday acquired
apartment property that has been
under the ownership of the same
family for more than half a century.
From the Holly estate he purchased
the southeast corner of Eighth Avenue
and Fifty-s seventh Street, fronting 100. 5
feet on Eighth Avenue and 80 feet on
F1fty-seventh Street, and valued by the
estate at $600,0O0. On the immediate
corner Is siN-story elevator apart
ment house, known as the ST. Angus
tine, on plot 50.5X90, and adjoining on
the south are two five story fats with
store. on tots 25x90 each The property
mad been IN the possession of the sell
ing family since 1876. Leitner, Brener
d Starr were the brokers in the deal.
Mr.. Brown has resold through Millard
Veit to Solomon Ginsburg the north
west corner of Pinehurst Avenue and
10Th Street, fvc-story apartment on
plot 50x100. Mr.. Brown bought the
property on Monday through the same
broker from Anne f. Benjamin.
Mr.. Brown has also sold the Marie
apartment at 6 Walnut Street. corner
of Washington Avenue, New Rochelle,
to Samuel McAntless, of Mamaroneck
Joseph Lambden & Sons and Irving H
Wolfe, of Wolfe & Co., were the
brokers.
Overlook in Pinehurst Is Sold
The Benenson Realty Company has
purchased from the Rivenoak Realty
Company the Overlook, a six-story ele-
vator apartment at the southeast cor
ner Of Pinehurst Avenue and 180th
Street, on plot 100x112. Max Blau was
the broker. The Benenson Realty
Company has also bought the modern
fve-story twenty five family apartment
at 1885 Tiffany Street, on plot 45x125.
Diva Court in 14lst Street Resold
j. Anthony Minott has resold for the
Motion Realty Company, represented by
) Douglas Wetmorc, Diva Court, at 103
to 1O9 West 141st Street. q six-story
elevator apartment on plot 10Ox1OO,
containing forty-two apartments The
sellers acquired the property recently
from the Denwood Realty Company, B.
Benenson president, through the same
broker, who has been appointed agent.
Buys Flat in Dyckman Section
The KNAPP & Wasson Co. has sold
for George l.. O'Hare to Joseph Elsen
6l2 West 207th Street, a five-story
apartment on plot 50x125, adjoining
the southwest corner of Broadway.
The same brokers recently sold the
apartment at 80 Wadsworth Avenue to
Mr.. Elsen
New-York tribune., 1919-08-27
Attractive Estate at
Sutton Manor Sold
Buyer for Selma r. Pollitz
Property Overlooking Sound
Held at $4,000

The estate of Selma r. Pollitz. on
Echo Road, Sutton Manor. has been
sold to a client of George Howe The
property consists of an Italian Renais-
sance residence recently constructed
on large corner plot overlooking the
Sound 1t has been held at s45 900.
Gets House on Post Road
The Robert E. Farley Organization
has rented for Fred 2. Simpson his
house on the Post Road, White Plains,
to D. NJ. Bauman for term of years
Dwelling at Flushing Sold
The dwelling at II Claverly Place.
Flushing, on lot 25x101, has been sold
by Emily A. Cadoo through j. Albert
Johntra and the Fuller McCreedy ;
Realty Company to William J. Linder,
of this CITY.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-27

s,f~ sTeenf av Bklyn; y - ntge sJ5.5oo; July 81!
SAME property; Katie. wife of Jacob
Van Bunk. to same; rAtgs sl5.5oo; July
SANE PRoPER'rY Rose Bendheim ct al
to same; mtge sl5,5oo July 30; atty.
18TH ST. 4s5 p 5. is.sxloo: Hudwili Ii
torpn to Fiiippa Sanlmarco COL e 1Sist
rino 552 W Bway ..,...'.,......... 81
ST LAWRENCE Ay. 1892 lot 409x4fo.
BLOCK ~ map Mapes est VIM Romkey
to Melville Smith, CO.'S Haviland az;
f9tse 17s 81, sl,.oo; Aug 20 atty 7 & & r CO;
10Th ST. 25 E. :, 251lx25xii9.7; Frank nix
Nolan an to Jas aso MeDermott: 2o27 Morris
EDGEWATER RD, 1887 5, a5xioo: f
K K a od Realty Co to Meister Builders.
Title Guar & CO, S'H IFS Bv.ay ys 40. e'ty
BRYANT Av. 1881. $. 2ox1oo: Mary
sad Kasz 70 od@ Louis shatan. 1879 Bryant av:
,ntg $1,000 Aug 20 atty. Title Guar
rlNToN Av. 1928. :. 2o5xioo, Margt srgt
Walsh to Margt stocker. 1898 Boston
rd; mtg $4,000. May IL; atty McDon-
TROsPEcT Az. eS7. s. 1o.exs5. ida
19ttuH Go, \ to 5oo Hargy Fried s62 Wills Az;
FULroN Av. i294. $. lsxiil.lixl7.st
49, Iay Tee Bee Holding Go to Nor
5000 AUG %; atty. J Gladstone Il
eogo ST, 81 >. $. as.axioo HaiSS si9D
Clark to Eliz y NAn Nostrand 4ls Mad
ison, Boonton. y J: July Is. atty, \
Spear. ~ Wall st.................. st
LOT 80. map Van Nest PARK: Vincon-
@ina Snissally TO Nm Hanold. 1850
Melville St Aus !; atty, Title Guar &,
r Co lI6 Bway. .............. g. 200
LOT 524. map Lacons Park; Aug 20.
65d 81; - part, Aug la atty, Z y
Aies. tl1S Jst av......- ....-.... 81
Held. 5oxllt: Margt VI Sheridan 70 Sam
Brooks. 1905 East New York av, Brook
lyn: mtg" $4,000: Aug 25, atty S Will
hanson. 364 Alexander av...............Sl 700
WEBSTER AN. cor WEIGH. 3o.4Nco:
Nay e Nilkinson TO Jno Williamson,
2539 Harnbreling av June 49, atty \
r. t;utgseli. IS Park Row. ..........s 500
BAl BRIDGE Az, :. 20N. : TraNers.
25Nil5' Bsinhridge av. 27ss. Q $ 25xIl5
Cecilia \ CroolSstone 80 Thos e O 3rien
lel T. 177th st; intgo 5000. Aug -:
atty, Title Guar & T Co. 17e Bway 500
PLOT begins te5 White Plains rd * 4e0
u Morris Park av. 25xl00: John r
Scheeler to Michl Bertuo. 1898 Hunt
ay and ano: mtge $4,000; Aug 20, atty
Title Guar q T Co. l76 I5way ...-..sl0O
LOTS to l0 map HARRINGTON ext. Her
man Jacobs to John sendele. jr AS4
Gerard av, Aug 25 atty, VIM p Thomas
529 CouTtlandt av..........-........ $
SAME prop, John Sondele. jr To John
'sendeie, sr, S5i Gerard av; Aug - atty.
LOT "a map Van Nest Park: Herman
i)pcfIug 10 Alex Wallace. 964 Ely av
!. city; intge $500. Aug - s,tv,
Title Guar q I co, l7o Bway...... 500
New-York tribune., 1919-08-27
Motors and Motorists

Who is to blame for accidents, the
automobile driver or the pedestrian?
George Stowe, presiden. of the Mitchell
Motor Car Company of New York, says
the correct reply is both"
He says: There are careless drivers
who violate every common sense rule
and there are thoughtless pedestrians
who blindly walk directly in front OF
machine, trusting in Providence TO save
them. II the majority Of pedestrians
were not naturally careful when cross
ing street and the majority OF driv-
ers didn't unconsciously observe safety
first rules there would be hundreds
more accidents every day"
Mr.. Stove has drawn up few
simple "donts" for pedestrians and
drivers, which would, If Observed. &c
lcng way toward eliminating scores Of
accidents. They arc:
For Pedestrians
l. Don't step of the cnrbing 20
cross the street without glanciug
both ways.
=. Don't try 20 read your news
paper crossing the street or stop 70
argue with a friend half way over
3. Don't walk behind a street car.
4. Don't try % run # czugH; be-
tween two machines. Stand s.ill
until the automobiles have yassed.
>. Don't try 20 cross crowded
street if the police signal IS set for
the opposite direction.
s. Don't cross in the middle of tho
block.
:. On crowded downtown streets
use safety lanes marked on the
pavement.
For Auto Drivers
/. Don't turn corner without
sounding your horn.
,. Don't try to talk 70 some oas
the back seat when making turn
). Don't cut corners.
4. Don't get Interested in some
thing going on a half a block behind
you when making crossing
8. Don't try TO dodge around Tho
left side OF street car to get out Of
a blockade.
6. Don't try 30 break speed records
going around a corner.
:. Don't try 70 cut too close 70
women and children, who are liabls
to get ratified c T. 7. 5.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-27
l6.Story Building to Go Up
Opposite PENNSYLVANIA Hotel

Plans for the DEVELOPMENT of the
block front on the west side Of Seventh
Avenue between Tlrirtieth and Thirty
first Streets with a sixteen story office,
showroom and factory building were
Tiled yesterday. 1t Will cost 100000.
and Will be erected by Z. B. Levy, of
80 West Forty Street. Several
months ago it was reported that this
block was to be improved with tall
building for the use of The needle
trade. Sommclfcld & Stecller arc the
architects. The site will measure 1877
feet on Seventh Avenue and 100 feet in
each street. niagoDally across Seventh
Avenue is the Pennsylvania Hotel.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-27
[. A. knauth Gets House
In West 731h Street

Pease & Gilman have leased for Miss
Martha W. Hall to T. A. Knauth the
tive-story, 17-foot American basement
dwelling at 326 West Seventy eighth
Street.
Haggstrom & Calen have leased for
the General Synod OF the Reformed
Church in America the four-story and
basement dwelling at l26 West Sixty
tifth Street to August Ferro
Samuel II. Martin has leased for
term OF years for Susie Scott Hall, the
private dwelling at III West Sixty
third Street to Mrs. Olivia L. Twomblv.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-27
Augusta Coleman Sells
East 92d Street DWELLING

Tucker, Speyers & Co. have sold for
Augusta Coleman to C. A. Richards the
private three story dwelling at Sc East
Nncty-second Street, on a lot 17.9x1oo,
between Madison and Park avenues.
The same brokers have sold for
Adele Y. Allen TO the Incorporated
Owners. Inc, the four story dwelling at
50 West torty-seventh Street, on lot
22N10O.5.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-27
Results Of Auction Sales
BY Lnsooh 2 M.

BY Joseph p. Dag
45rH ST. 121 w. II 8. $50 W sth nv. 2s tx
s., 3-s;y br str; Union Dime Savings
Bank agt : Hebron ct al. due $50 :
le5. taxes, etc, s5.206 81; to Joseph
Gold blatt for s97,250.
2D Az. 2f52, s. 73.s 126th ST. 26.sxI0O.
5-sty stn int and strs. II G Ward,
adrnr. agt Fanny Gruen ct al; due s16.-
1920; taxes, etc, sSl2.62; TO the plain
tiff for 1900.
BY Bryan L. Kennedy
L Ia -sty dwlg with X
acres at c Ocean av and Hollywood
Crossing; vol auction, TO John Selsa
for S2S,T50.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-27
New Manhattan BUILDINGS

l9sTH ST, S. 100 It OF Madison av
tor ATTY garage. 70xl0O: estate Of
Henry aaenry a Cram. so5 9TH a., owner: II |
ssrH ST. = 100 II Of 1T sv ror =
2-sty garage. .5x1oo.5 : katz ct =
~ Gcara concourse. owner: j NJ Fel =
3iTH ST. $50 West for -sty ga-s4-e
z0Tes' A a Rohe. 527 " S6th II. owrsr:
Mclnnis. - 45th st arch,
eost ---- >-... ->.-- 1919. 49,. s., 200
New-York tribune., 1919-08-27
Sale of Bennett Building
Denied AuthOrafatiSely

Rumors chat the Bennett Building, in
Nassau Street. had been sold by the
Wilson estate of Philadelphia were de-
MED yesterday by H. c. Opdycke. at
torney for the estate. and by Mr.. Rich
ardson, local representative. Mr.. Rich
ardson said that the property had been
taken out of the market. He said that
there had been negotiations on for the
sale of the property. and thought this
was the foundation for the stories in
circulation.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-27
Operator Takes a Profit
On Convent Ave. House
Daniel Fl. Jackson Sells to Philip
Shapiro 5-Story Apartment
Bought Few Weeks Apo

Daniel II. Jackson has rcsold the five
story apartment house at 106 and lO9
Convent Avenue which he bought about
three weeks ago from DR.. Edward Nc
Guire, of New Rochelle. Philip Shapiro
is the buyer. The house covers site 70
feet on the avenue and 100 feet deep.
adjoining, which he bought about the
same time that he took the Mcclure
house
New-York tribune., 1919-08-27
Device so Frie!,ten Birds

An ingenious contrjyancc consfstirr
Of framework of bamboo tunes ~
fastened to the bodies of carrier
pigeons IN China. During The fight ot
the birds the air passing through the
tubes produces a shrlll whistl5nc sound
which fright tens b rds of prey anI Keeps
them at distance
New-York tribune., 1919-08-27
Adds to Ave. 3 Holdings

Alfred Frankenthaler has purchased
from George Y. Mclaughlin. trustee
i'll bankruptcy of the estate of Kovacs,
II Avenue B. a six-story tenement with
store, on lot 23xS0. The buyer owns
the adjoining parcels at s and 10 Ave
nue. b. and the parcels opposite, at 9
and II.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-27
Garage in 233th Street Sold

Nehring Brothers have sold for Chas
l.. flauseot the corner of 238th Street
and Richardson Avenue, two-story
and basement dwelling and a one-story
garage or plot 35xl00. This is the sec
ond sale made by the same brokers on
this block.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-27
La Toilette Heads Committee
10 Investigate News Print
er. J OK fribu~s


WASHINGTON. Aug. Is. Senator IA
Toilette today was named cha rrnan of
a subcommittee of the Senate Manu-
factures Committee 20 conduct thor
ough investigation OF the news print
paper situation and determine whether
present prices for that commodity are
justified
Senator La Toilette viii select tho
tour other members to make lp Ike IN
vestlgating committee.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-27
Lis pendens
Mart,ntso

BROOME ST. 24I. Allen ST. -. and f4s.
Emma ) Feleers adux. agt Henry "
Gaines g al. action to declare lien
etc atty. r Williams
81 81. 22s E Fergus Reld agt Alfred
i Moore WOOD - al foreclosure OF ,41tge.
attys. Scott, G-ra-d R4wers.
Bronx
lslTH ST sss E: Bsr.isy Holding Corpn
asf - John Building Corpn action
Tor RECESSION %. contract OF sac ete-
atty, Levy.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-27
Physician Sells Loft
In Greenwich VILLAGE

Fisher & Irving R. Levine have pur-
chased from DR.. A. E. McMichael the
six story lott building at the northeast
corner Of Twelfth and Greenwich
Streets, on plot 74x74x irregular, held
a. $4,000. The Duross Company was
no NroCor
New-York tribune., 1919-08-27
MT. KISCO
WESTCHFsTER COUNTY

40 acres on main State Highway. 80 miles
House. IA rooms. 8 baths Tenan. hou,.
10 rooms. Both newly decorated. TaTn.
garage poultry house. etc Price 10000
CARP RPENTER N PEI-TQA, IL.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-27
Ideal Country Cottage, Chatham

Six rooms all impts open freplaces, coal
and gas ranges; piazza two sides: cop
per window and porch screens, garage
large plot; Minis. from teton; only
50. 600; act quickly other dcsirab,s county
homes IN this high ANA Aoaithful" sec
tion so Minis out; al Nttegcns prizes.
WILLIAM Il. BROKAW. chatham. y. J
Phone 7I3.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-27
YONKEES
CORNER H0usE q RooNs

CORNER HOUSE, 8 ROOMS: all iuat.
S2HloO: excellent location So Yonkers.
accessible to everywhere. Terms reason
aole s1 d. A. HAYES. rs Warburton ave
Telephone 2414.
JUST COMPLETED RESIDENCE. Sls.5oO.
rooms, garage, everything beautiful:
easy terms. VAN NESS BROTHERS. 6os
SO. Broadway. Yonkers wv
New-York tribune., 1919-08-27
Bronx
Satisfied Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

0sIH ST - X; Adolph redersroen .rt
Ei14y I1eel - 81. June 4. 1913. sfsS
Bronx
d .-e-Hy : ~. 80. a-ouis Mar, mi az.
Assets Funding Corpn IT a! Fch :;
i"f'' vacated By order OF court 5000
New-York tribune., 1919-08-27
Assignments of Mortgages
Eaph phoft.r

a6TH ST, = ., s0s 1 W Vest End az !,
Fred Boss 10 Edw Herrmann. 2o7 f let
st mtse $4,000; attys Morrison &
- HiIt "-v ID dy S1N0
lST Az, " =. 25.t 54th st. Katie Nor-
hach and ano- trustees. to X Vorbach.
Is East Bway; atty Gustave Lange. ir
257 Bway s1O 200
29p ST 8, 1926 sth av Katie Nor-
bach and ano. trustees, to Katie Nor-
bach, 1i3 East Bvay; atty, Gustave
Bronx
rINTON Av. 11s6: Theo Virgins To vr,
Spiegel, 1905 lst av; atty, John Hoe
ninger. Beek1nan ........-.....s IS 600
LOTS 80 to ~ and ls2 to 190 map Bway
city Line Prop. Steinway Park Realty
Co to Alex Heifand, 27r 251st ST. and
ano; atty, T G s. T Co, l76 Bway. .s525
New-York tribune., 1919-08-27
PUBLIC AUCTION

tiNE r; TICKETS EiftsV- SECOND -fASS
lot san Francisco l.. ST.. ehrao A.
b'S 10 <. Olsen. - south a.. c.ty.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-27
Bronx

MARION Az. 237s. $ 3 25xl2. Pearl
Niles 10 Mary A Howley, 406 " 18th ST
Aug 49, atty. Mary 4 Iowley ioe "
18th st .,-...-..:.: ,,'.....-.,',. 81
z0.S. N han Geiber to Jas Jacobs. ISL
New-York tribune., 1919-08-27
PORT CHESTER

ELEGANT COUNTRY HOME. spao,ou,
rooms Two baths. Plot l00xl75 Ciarags
Exclusive location 40 minutes from fyrand
Central. Price $4,000. Terms satis-
iacioril5 arranged. The Olivere-Cainev
Agency. Port Chester. N. z
New-York tribune., 1919-08-27
Thompson St. Tenement Sold

Bertha Sanders has sold 23 and e5
Thompson Street, six-story modern
dwelling, on plot 39x1o0. adjoining the
southwest corner of Grand Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-27
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

f'iH ST' IS "; - Fhoebe = rr.-hs ~ %
Nihe!aa + and Ethel b Wis. il ~ Ssts
-. 10 5ears and . months from 1til.,
IHls atty L Berber. 80 e~oas.
oTaF = COZ IS 900
arrsgut fIoiting Co. 46s 6th -. -,
>eaTs from sept :. 1878. a-trs lrniisr.
~ - rresd 81 .--- ff1 400 % $50 900
FIb ST. i5S W, "A floor. = F4Ets Mod
e,n Bufet 10 Gabrielle A.nSceu. la1s An
thony -. from June 1919 t. April
- lf2l. ".tlS. loiey y nla-tir. 80 Vaii
~ n,n1sc,>- : SOC and sc.ooo
i.9e" - = 70 th" irunssfek Apartments.
me Nsii ~. 70 Years fsoul Jul.
aN.': atty. ] 4 'i'sln. SO Broad s., tt.1cs
S3IH 81. c7o--.- ~ -. -i.af.-." sies,,.t
- Nathan Jore anc Chss tutsn $50 "
go ST = rears from M,y 1920 .,t.
S'snund Rubin. ~1s Rro~d e.... 5 800
Bronx
Sd A|. to4s "noNn - SIn. rh-atre
aN p"yers sna : orc Teasing s',t In.rt
co to X 4 Mosies. Inc. s0at .a a.
yeas from iuis -. Ee-I a, +. Il
Movies Inc. teat .o a. 40
New-York tribune., 1919-08-27
NEW ROCHELLE

NEW COLONIAL STYLE HOUSE. seven
9o rooms and Two baths, open fireplace all
= nUue'n ~ improvements; garage; price SILL
oVe' ten@hs. Inns home Realty Company New Ro-
cne'ie trust co. Bldg Room 33. Phone 337.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-27
Bronx
ehanics' Liens
Eanhaifan


alH ST. l9' 10 iii Il. f.d~s-d paal-r az,
-fii .unfr4e.
07Tli ..s~.r i,..- .......v nv.
SIX 54i.-r-i Psrs Avenue c. ln~
lioHles. contra
e." ID # Pieecl.~-
he'..Y s''''aA.t o'sne.. Jss = Iscl'
'if Az. 50 and se1. G r Atcheir -
49, .iei4 - 's.n.ri .-a.afe nar. rs,-i
".',t', v'-t. Anl eontrsttor.. s57s
"a - r proNe-ts saf.t art fnnu - Weot.l
iisia,s a..- eA,.o -AiIu. owners. Ksnign
ssD ST. liz ana ~. ~ ~. 80 -
@1t Z. ote - D.l .4 oAre-.+- -.
Mae" 90, CONTRACTOR ,4enex-
.--.-.--... St.-5I-is
PALISADES Az .., ,...
Fsss'e 80 o. is"-c johnson. i05x4ss.
,,e BooEla, owaes a.3 contrAe.or s.sa
hh-l--'5 81. ~ BEN airlu s. -.n.t t'...',
So, "a - 4 >ae6.oNit1 owner ana co7i-
n
New-York tribune., 1919-08-27

East Oranee--Ono-f family. 10 rooms tiled
bath; all modern improvements steam
hcnt electric ilghts har,lNoo. "oors and
trim: garage. two cars; lar.se grounds;
fruit. shade trees. gooo gsrden. good loca-
ton. convenient; will take nnck large
mortgage. IL. c. Beach, ls9 Market 81,
Newark.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-27
REAL ESTATE
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN

COUBLE HOUSE facing Stnyvesant Park
sood condition, suitable private school.
cub sanitarium. teachers' home; posses
son owner anxious to sell; easy terms
furihsr PARTICULARS and permit Duross
ls6 West 18th Street
New-York tribune., 1919-08-27

MAPLEWOOD, y. j.. homes and home sites
right prices-arec'al--7 rooms. all Inn
rrovcments; very central inMe iia;e posses-
sion: needs decorating, htt bargain;
So 800. 10 Sep. only -. :. Frcer. -
R.kcr 81. MapleWood Telephone South
Ogapre. 54T NJ
I'NGLEWOOD, Enjoying ell city conven
fences and Yet real country home House
rooms and bath: barn. y acres Tor sale,
ST 500. Another sllnlle. properly at Tenatly,
Kuickerbocker Ridge, FOR sale, $4,000.
H. WEATHEHHN 4 CO, EnylewOod, ~ j..
MOUNTAIN LAKES, \. J.
SACRIFICE, IL rooms baths. stucco
residence: years Old; can be had at two
thirds value; all improvements; lease with
option to buy. Apartment Headquarters
5O7 5th Av. Murray Eill 5022
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-06
Marriage Announced.

Mr. and Mrs Thomas r Winkler OF
Per1ville, Nd announced the marriage Of
their daughter, Lids Allyn 70 Richard
Graham of Wcs: Chester. Pa-, On Satur-
day November -, Ia Baltimore. Nd.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-06
WANT PORT SIDE INSPECTED.
Chamber of Commerce Invites Congress;
Committee 70 Visit Harbor.

The Chamber of Commerce has ex-
tended an invitation 70 the Rivers and
Harbors Committee Of Congress to come
70 Wilmington and inspect the site OF the
new harbor The invitation went forward
yesterday to Caleb Z. Layton, a member
Of the committee and Delaware 5 repre-
sentative in Congress.
The board Of engineers has recon-
mended that $50, 900 be spent upon the
Wilmington harbor by the government,
and the visit Of the committee is being
advocated as Il means of impressing it
with the necessity OF the improvements.
At conference between the Board
Of Harbor Commissioners and Secretary
Budd yesterday the plan to have the com
rnittee come here was heartily endorsed.
1t was felt that visit would influence the
committee to support large appropria-
ton for the work, lnasrnuch as il would be
conducive of infusing them with greater
interest In the project.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-06
I. S. ENGINEERS IN SESSION.
Consider Developments in Public Hearing
on Fish Pound Regulations

1 session oi the Federal Board Of
Engineers was held Yesterday following
ne pubic hearing on the matter Of uni
orm regulations Ior fish pounds between
APE CAares aud Montank Point a
transcript Ut the testimony offered was
pproved, snd drafts Of report and
afms q permits ordered - pc prepared
.r final consideration.
some slXts people we're present At the
aearpe coming from the three districts
pre-, a-rd, the first and second New
1orf saa the Wilmington. Delaware
a.-tr.r.. Colonel Edward Burr OF the
.r-t -" nrt district, senior member
6 the board presided, and stated the
oBleri 81 the hearing.
Reuo, ll u the restrictions against the
art-. nee % 'ne poles during January and
ebruar, the bonding of fishermen to
whom permits are issued, the payment Of
. so e. IL cover costs of Inspection, and
IL. lighting OF pound limits. were the
man matters II be considered.
y z Downs representing the Ameri-
,an Fisheries Association and Captain
= J Llnford. representing th, navigation
Interests Of Tho Reading Railway, and
other commercIal bodies spoke, the
latter obICcfing u pounds located in
navigable waters
There vas no opposition developed
80 the proposal of The board except as to
he $50 Zee, which those present seemed
u think The government should finance.