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New-York tribune., 1920-01-24
STORAGE NOTICES
WAREHOUSE SALE OF GOODS
FOR UNPAID CHARGES

u ACCORDANCE WITH TIE PRONf-
sion Of law. there being due and unpaid
charges ror which the undersigned. The
Tiffany Storage Warehouse. IL entitled -
a lien as warehousernar on the goods
herefnafter described. and dDe notice hav-
INK been given 10 all parties known 70
claim an interest therein, and the tlfne
specified la such notice for payment ot
such charges haYiNs expired. there viii
be sold 10 public auction st so 1855 TT
fanv street, Borough OF the Bronx, Sew
O> TUESDAY FEBRUARY 10TH. 1920.
AV 80 a. NJ.
and COM iuuirg on each ana sV@rT Iuc~ia
theleafi.r. beginning a. The sa'ae hour.
unfll all goods are sold rs wit. House mold
flrnlture. consisting Of parior suits. bed
roclH SUITS dining room suits library fur
ritare. planes. Htctrolas, musical il4srru-
i,euts carpets. TUGS trunks. boxes bar-
rels. Eultcas"A contents consisting of
clor ming, linen. books. papers. stationery.
pictures. bric-a -brac. china and & glassware.
siI&erwars. bedding. ORA peries and ma
tsrlsis and other personal effects held for
the account OF Mr. II. BRUNER. MIR. r.
WRIGHT. MIR. L. PORTER, MRS. II.
NARNEX. Mr.. J. ROSENBERG, IES. 9.
C'Nt,Tl.l. MRS. II. DE PIERCE MRS.
". BROWN, MRS. NJ SCHLESINGER. al
being now stored IN said The Tiffany
Storage Warehouses. The goods Will be
on exhibition %. ne time and place q
ga = and on each day OF sale
THE TIFFANY ABSOLUTELY FIRE
PROOF STORAGE NAKIfiOU
1l33-li35 TIFFANY 81
New-York tribune., 1920-01-24
Bronx Sales Mostly Confined
To Apartment Properties

Richard H. Scobie has -csold FOR
Martin J. Waters to Joseph J. Lese
1904 University Avenue, a fve~and a.
half-story apartment, on plot 76x135,
FOR cash.
Earle & Calhoun have sold the five
story apartment house at 27S East 161st
Street, on plot 44x66. TO the Calico Real
" Company, Phillip Simpson. president.
Harry Calm & Samuel Rubin have
purchased from Mrs. Forster the five
story apartment At 1416 Bryant Avenue.
on lot 50x100. Harry Il. Cohen was the
broker.
Louis Z. Kleban has sold to a client
OF II. Kaufman the fve-story az artment
at 800 East 166th Street, northeast cor
ner Of College Avenue, on plot 42xlOO.
Bartels & Waxman sold for Thomas
Jackson 1893 Southern Boulevard. a
fvestory apartment. on plot T4x13S,
and for Morton Green the three-family
dwelling at 1O47 Union Avenue.
Eugene J. Busher has sold TO an In
vestor for the estate Of Henrietta Dorr
the hve-story fiat at $50 East 153d
Street
Samuel Cowen has sold 500 East
J35th Street four story double fat
Horace s. Ely & Co. were associate
brokers.
Hudson p. Rose has bought from C
Worthington the two-famiy house al
2501 Belmont Avenue.
Peter j. Hunt has sold for the
Swedenborg Printing and Publishing
Company the two-family house at 1906
SedgWick Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-24
Recorded! Leases

ID Az. s.. sf~ n and h 9th 81, eos II. b.
- az. from Dec I. 1919. to iuiy 2i,
je2s, = rarts Of eH0ess taxes eto.
and $ 100
81 rlscKrR sr. 12s, atm n, l1stowel R'v
fo 10 Darahls Clothing Go, i4t Rleeckor
rrs Prom l'eo j. iA-n; = H.. AlaAriee
l..fle~t 1ss Hsyay -....-. ..-..... s. 5po
a5TN ~r i5l-h5 ". .d lo,t eseu 3
Go!astein TO Aifrsd Hafner. 4So " lt1fh
- &C; = Strcltsrt & COZ yrs from r. b
loco: y Hainer l51 W 9th -. s. 500
LAFAYETTE 81 26e. 6th f. George @
Marin 20 Mary SacSsrnan, IS Marruion
~, o yrs from Feh l. 1920; per mo. - l5
RUTC;ERS Sr. 81, str, Geo and Vera Welt.
man 10 saInl Grife. 1124 Madison AZ,
and ano & Yrs from date loss II days
stty, Lyman .iaffe, lZ4 Dclaucey 81 per
IT'LL AV. sss. TOP left; Nathan Shapiro ard
ano to Louis g Toussaint. 233 " 80 n
yrs from Feb l. 1920. ATTY. L Cot
rRiNCE sT. 1a5. top lot, Empire city
Bldg 60 70 Harry Pinc6. ass Sherpard
az Bklyn ana ano yrs from Feb l.
1920. Y Eoselwatd, caro- OF roH :.
oeTH Sr eoi V str and floors part Of
bldg 25x2o; sidney ! hentnn and anf
to- Rcfaio Cl'4ue. 204 l. aath ST y.'
from My /. 1870, At'ys. Cohen & fr2s oc,
pARN ~. tso. an r. u ~ and reos o.
lsth floor. 4z0 par< Az ca 10 France
\ Gregory $50 fafil a. sNe
New-York tribune., 1920-01-24
Inspector Charges Waste in
Building $4,000 900 Plant

FLORENCE, Ala. Jan. 23.-The gov
ern'nent's S70000,000 nitrate plant at
Mussel Shoals could have been built in
shorter time at much less cost with
proper organization, j. X Mackenzie,
formerly government inspector, testi-
lied to-day before the War Expendl-
lures Committee.
Enough evidence on the waste. ex-
travagance and labor stacking has been
obtained, committee members said, to
convince them that it never would do
10 build war plant under that system,
again. The immediate problem relates
TO the disposition of the Idle proper
ties, representing an expenditure OF
more than $l00. 900 600
New-York tribune., 1920-01-24
SUMMONS

. aSPHESE tOi'TtF. WEsTCHEsT t.r
COUNT zorro Schultz ara LOUISE
- HC LIZ. Plaint~s agsr..t fDGERTY,-
COMPANY, nc. JOHN DOB" and NARY
DOE. tAe names 'JCH> DOE an5 Mar
DOE being Hcf'tio4s. the person lnfer.ef
being the tenants or prem se- 60 Eli- TO -
to.eclosed iu this ,iol. ilrier.5ar.s
TO the above uaiuel ce.en-4I-- ID Ga n
OF them
You ARE HEREBY Ma'o>1-U 10 A.
twer the compliant I'D fl'. irn. sr1 70
serve copy g ycr- srsf~c o. Ias raI
TIT attorney within f~eflE days artt- lH@
se-1lcs 81 this sufurors. sflltite - ia
cay of service arI /. case ~ enlt fafIas@
10 appear or ansHer - ifn-ut Ni.I sesl
against ou ~ dcfa-' t1r tls sl..Ct -
rlaried IL the conps ior.
Dated. New YORK. November ;-fh 1910
JEAN ! IJIH.
At.orney Tor P,aint,T. CG'ce { p o Al-
dress - Cedar Street Hcrough @. Man
haitian. Cay - N~,v YORK
To the Defendant. EI)gt tftT'YN COxPAeSv
INC: The foregoing summons Is ssrye,.
order By Hon w:i,'a1a e. PA; d Justice q,
the Supreme Court Of the Stats OF New
York. dated the 10Th oc January. 1920. ana
fled with the compliant IN the office Of tna
Clerk OF Tho County Of We-tchester IN fhs
County Court House. in fhe cry of WHIT g
Plains. State OF New York. On sae 18th dar
OF January. 1870.
Dated. &ew YORK. January 18Th. .ss'
JEAN Y. It--y
Plain r. H.fa~rt~-.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-24
CHANGE OF MANN


RESOLUTION ADOPTED AT SPECIAL
fneetlng of the Woman Suffrage Parry,
held at a13 Flirh .svenue. %ew Yor,. City.
on .fau4afr b. l9I9.
WHEREAS. T. appears desirable hat the
rafsa oi fne Woman Suffrage Pariy sha L
he changed TO th7 league OF Women Voters 5
Of New York City. and
WHEREAS Ii appears that due notice
IN conforMancs to law has been sent 70
each rleiu5 be- ot the corporation and pub
Nshed as required. and
WHEREAS A certificate IN duplicate os
he Secretary Of State that the name pro
posed "a no- the name ot any other cor
poration doing business under the laws %
New YORK nor name which he deans SO
nearly resetn Ding i as to be calculated 70
deceive has been presented 10 this meeting .
NOW. THEREFORE. be IL resolved
/ That tne name Of tho Woman SUI
frage Parry be hanged TO League 0,
Women Voters uc New York CITY. and
That the President and secretary be
authorized 10 execute and dle ;ns proper
certificate or certificates via the proper
authorities TO acco.4pl.sh tAs change il
accordance With law.
HARHIt.T WELLS Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-24
bankers Comingto
Lane, Is Report
Myers Building, Opposite
Federal Reserve Site,
Taken by Fina,,ciiers

The twelve story Myers Building, a.
ana As Maiden Lane. is reported to
nave been sold by Frederick c. Aver.
of Boston, to syndicate in which
bankers are interested. 1t covers
Buys Duane Street Corner
The Charles +. Noyes Company has
so!d 20 William II. English, for the
central Union Trust Company. a.
Duane Street and 1912 Lafayette
Street. at the southwest corner. Mr.
English recently purchased from the
4a-4o Duane Street. and last year tho
ten-story Jones Building at the corner
OF Duane and Elm Street
Leonard Street Resale Brings Profit
Harold L. Lewis has sold for Stroh-
meyer Arpe, 10 Simon & Mills, ex-
porters of iron and steel, the six-story
storage building at .5 Leonard Street.
This IS the third sale of the property,
through 1ho same broker, since Janu-
ary !. This property. with the two
adjoining buildings, at % and p
Leonard Street, WAS sold by Mr. Lewis
for the r. T. Wilson estate to the
Markham Realty Company. Mr.. Lewis
Immediately resold the property for
lhS realty COL.p&UV 10 GlTOCMcyer q
Arpe, and now resells 25 Leonard
Street at q substantial profit.
Rhinelander Estate Sells
Robert r. Rainey has sold for the
estate Of Charles Z. Rhinelander 107,
109 and III Barclay Street and 22V
Washington Street, northeast corner.
Sour and hve-story buildings, on plot
63.5x75.11x irregular.
David Lippman has bought through
the Duross Company the three-story
tenements, containing about 5000
square feet, at the northeast corner OF
Greenwich and West Eleventh streets.
John E. Gerstner has sold 257
Bleecher Street, q three-story tene
ment, on lot 17xS0, at the northea It
corner OF Cornelia Street, TO James L.
Carty
Eighth Avenue Flat Sold
Oscar D. & Herbert Y. Dixie have
sold for William J. Overocker to O.
client of A w. Miller & Co. the five-
story apartment at 2445 Eighth Avenue.
Tenement Property Sold
D. Geissler has sold for the estate Of
Franklin B. Lord to the Nineteenth
Ward Realty Company 266 Delancey
Street, northeast corner Of Columbia
Street, six-story tenement.
L. Morgenhesser has purchased from
a client OF Isadoro Montetiore Livy
East 1lSth Street. on lot 25x100.11, with
fiye-story fat,
New-York tribune., 1920-01-24

az; mts. $500: Jaa 81: atty. A. cossn (
Az. ao:a. $. '5oa1s7iox
50 osxsss; stoneraan Realty CO TO Aaron
Rosenberg. ss4 Whi,,ock av. and ano ,
n.gs S57.7oo; Jan -; steys. Levin :
Av. So s. ~ 2 Marble. TX
90 Mary + Dunno es a.. - Jas y Ke-ls.
- sathgats av;; Jan 90: s,ty. Jas \
Ch0T0NA Az, W :. 40 = lssA 81 25<
- Francisco Norndraa . Mare u
June =, 1ols: atty. Mari" 0zal ssol
BnoW'N P!-. 80. " 5, eoxSes Reliance
rtn2t @ - A.hert X Grossrnan. 95S
ATTY. 7 G 6. 7 CO, rs Bway. o and sIon
tEf.ST a y, So " s xS9.llX1lAss.il.
rarah Krone 70 Max schulnaan. 1914
Book av; u.tgs ss.4co; Jan -, arty
G T Co. l76 Bway...-o I and 500
HEAT AN, W ;, ll+.s 23Qtn St l7lox
20 Alice J schullN % Norris Goldberg
a;sy G & T GO. l76 Bway. o ana 500
NEREID AV, f71s: Royal Bronx Realty
20 TO Samuel s:lher. 1851 So Bivd, a
.ano; Jan >; atty, C II Baechler, ll2a z
SHAKESPEARE AV, " 8. 500 n lsetf.
st " 7S2 20 : lssth st 7 ., sx
Il TX 1898 to nv 3 TO beg Waiter
6 Landon to Frank Mallou el55
Crotona az; rntge ss5o0; Dec IS, 1919,
atty, LAYERS 7 60. $50 Bway. ........ 500
1olll Rhona Realty co 20 Harry shar-
IN. 1855 Arthur a.. and ano n,tee
- 600 Jan g. ATTY. Lawyers r G..
al az, s, 2ssl 175th s.. s3xlie5
Leopold GCrtag 10 julius kn-pper. $50
Bei'non, ST. Jan =. atty. l. r x 7 60.
EAGLE Az, s02-s. :. iooxlso Dixie
Security 60 - lsidore stern. 132 THAI
ford a.. Bkyn'. mtg sll5. 900 Jan 20
attss. Goldtein 4 " $50 Rway .... 500
HOE Az. eo7 : Alaus =. 5oxloo,
John A Adams to Maria Realty corp
1871 Fulton av; mtg $4,000; Jan =.
attys. Goldfe!n s. ", S5o Broadway.
Q and 500
MAIN ST. : let s. blk D, map NJ sar-
now. S2.6Y1o0 liNr7xlo2 lo Farmers r &
'r~ust CO TO ST Raymond : Clh Inc. l4lf
WtnsbriGgs I'd; Dec -. 1918, ATTY. r 6
CLINTON Az v cor l7ath &. 9exlo0N
1r 4Xl0N. Davis Klein 20 David Ro bin
son. 1893 Clinton ev, nts s. ooe g.
whole, Jan l6. atty. T G & = Co. i
LOT ~ 70 - Nix s2ss, Harold Depev
20 Grvphon Rubber & Tive Corpn. a
Bailey av and l92a 81 Dec 81. 1919
ATTY. r 6 NJ CO. l35 Bway.
GLEASON Az, 22i5. :, @5vloS. Dennis
Dlcperrnott 70 Nargt Burns Il =
Giover 81 Jan 10; atty. T a T o
ll6 Bway ....... ............o ana 4v'
New-York tribune., 1920-01-24
Ex-Governor Graham Accused
OF Oyerdraff hx Auditor

MONTPELIER, Vt, Jan. 23-At the
trial of former Governor Horace f.
Graham. charged with embezzlement of
state money while he was state auditor,
the present auditor, Benjamin Gates.
testified today that there were over
drafts in Graham's accounts in the
fiscal years ending on June so, In 1913
and 1916.
In the fiscal years ending on June
30, in 1914 and 1915, the witness said
Graham did not draw all the money
due him.
The overdratts in two years. he tes.
tifed. were s1,543 and s4,459 re-
spectively. The amounts to which he
was entitled and did not draw wers
S401 and s692 respectively.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-24
Lis pene!ens

5Tu Az. ~ to SIS; Van Naaito 60, Inc. sst
Nothsohiid ltani'y Co sneelHo 'e''oF"'-
ance nttys. Hennett 3 w.
7'rW AV. - " Barrow IT. 40 loT5o.7
Emilia ludwig aet '.ouis Ludwig; aciton
to appoint committed etc atty II = MIL
1L2D sr. ms 80 v Boulevard. ~ OK ss.1 Q
to l5ad 81 xaox1t9 10 to Riverside Or :.
7o.2 10 1924 81 Chas HungeFlotu AZ
Edwin A walter, foreclos utge; atty. II
MADISON sr. ios; Geo n Chisholm at 81
agt Banned Friend 1t al forocios IN e. !
g7,rH ST 547 20 so w Kufus Darrow'r =
son. iuc. art ALBERT r ilohe 0"n,'
fnLls. sfibeoufrnrtcr .--.- -....... fi'-A }, -
1ooTiI ST. 4l7 f Joseph Marcus ns'
william Cnu cl al. iorccloa in'h ~. d''+ D.
iaroiaori Il
New-York tribune., 1920-01-24
Brown Reseus
Two Hotels ON
Upper B'dway
Finds Buyer for the Bonita
and the Narragansett, at
.94th Street, Which He
Acquired on Thursday
Sale of Andrew Jackson
Lawyer Buys Apartment at
Riverside Drive and
l49th Street: Other Deals

N less than twenty-tour hours altar
,cniug contracts FOR the Bonita and
yrrsgsnsstt hotels. az the southeast
,s-nsr of Broadway and Ninety-fourth
;,ree. Frederick Brown yesterday re-
,oN the property a. substantial profit
:, client OF Joseph G. Abramson
through Le.tner. Brener & Lcitner.
Mr., Brown acquired the property on
Thursday from the Selma Realty Com
NAVY. The Bonita covers the immediate
.orner. fronting l48 feet on Ninety
,ou,,h Street and S3.3 feet on Broad
xsv. The building IS seven stories
s,a and has been successful opera
.;os The Narragansett IS twelve stories
s;rs sad covers the site adjoining the
sGna. It IS bulls on a plot 6Sx100.
Tss combined Broadway frontage is
+ The asking price for the property
before Mr.. Brown acquired it was
g5o000o.
Buys Riverside Drive House
Nathan Il. Stone. of Stone &
: }
hs Andrew Jackson. the seven-story
elevator apartment at the northeast
.orner OF Riverside Drive and 149th
Street The structure was built in
1912, ard contains forty-two apart
usnts. On the ground floor is the
lone Of the Washington Heights Club.
The property fronts l02 feet on the
drive and l73 feet on 149th Street.
Alexander Selkin was the broker.
Broadway Corner Sale
Henry Friedman. president OF ehs
Hudson View Construction Company,
has bought from the Hammerstein es-
ste the Wallace, six-story apartment,
on plot 75x100, at the southeast corner
Of Broadway and l49th Street. L. J.
Philips & Co. we're the brokers.
Resale on Edgecomb Avenue
Norman Denzer has rssold for Sam
uel J. Lehr the hve-story apartment
novn as the Wilpod, on plot 90xlO0, st
Ss5 Edgecomb Avenue. Mr. Deazer sold
iais property TO Mr. Lehr g month ago,
Audubon Avenue Flat Sold
Samuel Kaplsn has sold for the Mon
mouth Holding Company TO Blanche
i. and Mary K. Amos, clients of Ed
ward z. Corey 403 Audubon Avenue,
ive-story apartment, on plot 53x95-
Buying in Greenwich Village
The Caudit Traders have bought from
he estates OF Allan W. Colcord an,
Hsphael c. horn the five-story apart
nenT az to 10 Barrow Street, on plo
5lx90. Axel A. Olsen was broker.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-24
Columbia Trust Co. Building
Resold at a Fancy Profit
"oA'1no'a IN Craphophone Co., the Buyer, VIII Add
-''he Additional Stories to Structure at Fifth
avenue and .s4th Street at Cost of ST 100000

- MAX ~ Natanson has resold thronch
oyrhe q Bowman to the Columbia
GfsPhophone Company the four-storv
Soiumbia Trust Company bujldjor a.
800 and 1862 Fifth Avenue. norrh,yest
corner Of Thir;y-fourth Street on n1ot
6l.a feet on Fifth Avenue and 100 feet
on Thirty-fourth Street. The seIar
has been asking $3,o00,o00 Tor the
property.
The Columbia Graphophone Com.
pany purchased the property as a per
manent nome, having chosen ii on ac-
count OF ITS location and accessibility
TO all points. Immediately opposite to
the east IS Altman's and on the south
erly corner the Waldorf-Astoria. The
Columbia Graphophone Company vii,
immediately begin the erection OF nine
additional stories to the present build
ing. and upon completion viii OCCUPY
most OF the floors as executive Offices,
etc Mckim, Mead {, White ara nov
preparing plans
Changes to Cost S1,0O0,OOo
The original building was des1e-ns Il
by Mckim, Mead & White and was
built with the idea Of adding to It's
height. 1t IS estimated that the i'm
provement Will cost in the neighbor-
hood OF 100000.
Mr.. Nathanson purchased the property
from the Columbia Trust Company On
November last 1t was formerly the
site Of the residence Of the late A. r.
Stewart and was occupied for mum.
Der Of years by Margaret Howard. the
modiste. The parcel was purchased in
January. 1901, by Charles T. Barney
for the Knickerbocker Trust Company
from three different interests--the But
ler family. the Clinch family and Bes-
sic T. White, wife of the late Stanford
White. The property then included al
additional forty feet on Fifth Avenue
New-York tribune., 1920-01-24
Recorded Real Estate Transactions

s9s ssa 'ay e c5ur ls' Il nRsa atty n
AEATE Az, $, l1ss $ 2soth vt. l7iox
.sos 9r rasa aesse0srs v sr 70 Aiss SehulAs
yrs' e ATTY. 7 c s r CO. 10
81 - -. 50. 90
iit,erEnAH hrarne 20 Louis Z levy. stS Y
Sist 81. p- wtgs 5000. Jan aa 5 yrs
= = P atty. T c < r GO. l76 8way sao0o
-SsEH 5 I so L. : s5.sSlo+4: Ha~~y
Shar'ln ara aro 70 Rhona Really CO. =,
" 1tst2 s., ~ ,utge s2.QOO. Jan Is.
-, G atty, l. < = Go. $50
AkkER ST. f6-4. l.ucisrro ,;rssS ~ ~
Eduardo Gaanbaraella 1853 Parker s..
80 -''' W, YRS . {. atty. " { Stone.
FOREST a.. IS y isis. - 500 %
Max Schu.c.an % Sarah krone
feEest a.. pr mtg sS.ooe: Jan -.
'41s rsss peT cent. a,:ys. 7 e & 7 GO.
AAplsON Az. $. IA Marple st,
Jas a. ekeeips Ksei, part Tor Baths&s% evI
Webster az. Jan 70. : yrs. ~ asr
S-nt; ca. ATTY F Holahan. sol fremont are-
GRAND BLVD and concoar.s v 3 "a O9G .
ito.5g Corp TO 1855 Bway Holdg Corp
H*ay Jan -. due July -. 1925.
s., Se''' atty T ( Mtg CO. l3i
FoRDHAM RID. : e cor Walton a. s4SS
At-oA 'Nl ST. Sinlrud Hoiag Corp "a
aSs Bwsy Holdg Corp. 1876 Bway. Jar
Mtg Co. l95 Bwav. sl1o oot
- - a. 10 "A, map portion Estate \
bailey, Grs phon Rubber & Tire Cory
se 1arold Depew. Linden. y J. Dec 81
1sIs. yrs per cent; ATTY. n r 4
,@tg CO. 80 Bway. ...-...-..s s.. COS
NAN 81. e :. lot 5. blk Il. map VI
Arnow, 81 : y N10o.1Ixi7x l02 10. St RAJ
M"nd $ Club, Inc, 20 Farmers I * Trus
Go. - William 81. trus: Dec 20 1919
Yrs, S's per cent: atty r G & r CO
8
G.EASON Az, 22l5. n A 25xIos Marg
+ Burns n Dennis McDerTnoft. ,03 eti
-, HpooAsn. y } Ian 10; 8 yrs. . 4;
per cent; atty. T {; d r Co IFS Broad
va an
New-York tribune., 1920-01-24
Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

AMSTERDAM Az. 6s7' Christopher Naiie
agt Mrs Sophia Phtinder. owner ana
aorII ST. gos ". Berger Aife 60 as' N.~-
eli - amt Gro y ToNop'uioo. oNnsf
south American 1obaccp an. Candy 'o.
,3bplf ST. ets 80 goo IS Nn4 ure
ast Janl's " Rose. o"nrr o"t esntrs'
tor ............... o.H
l.Tn 81. ll0 to- ~, W. >orwaiiS Loes Cn
nst I.uEtgarten 90. Inc. owner aud esn.
tractor, renewal ......+. ...... 81 600
a?TH sT 64T to bG9 W Rufus Dsrso " e
SON Inc. agt Albert T hohe. own"r
Eugene Iudin. contractor; Peter = Nc.
Inuis. sub-contractur .---"..... ,1S -o2
PARIS Av, t04a to 1853; James ! Mills OF
al ast Aelred Realty Corp. e"ner. and
contractor, Katharine II Abbott. con.
trAnxon .~.--.. --~~~ss-,s..s -~- 81 zoe
New-York tribune., 1920-01-24

and an additional fifty feet on Thirty
fourth Street, which land was subse.
quent.y sold for other Improvement.
The Knicaerbocker Trust Company
erected the present building In June,
1912, the Knickerbocker Trust Com.
pany merged with the Columbia Trust
Company and title to the property has
since been held by the latter. The
columbia Trust Company has retained
lease on the ground floor for a long
term Of years. The structural under
taking Will not interrupt the business
OF the trust company.
Former Armory Property Sold
Earls & Calhoun have sold for the
nlted States Lithograph and Print
dng company the property at 2l3 TO
z-l west Twenty y-siXth Street, or plot
IVY: :oXSe.9. This property was origi-
Many the old Sth Regiment Armory. n.
" y. l., and it is the intention Of
the purchasers to make extensive alter
alons 20 the building.
Park & Tilford Building Deal
Warren +. Johnston has sold for the
estate Of Archibald D. Russell TO Dan
le! B. Friedman the six-story Park &
1llford building at the southwest cor
rer of Columbus Avenue and SEVENTH
second Street, on plot fronting 80 feec
or the street and 1922 feet on the ave-
nue..
Waverley Place Loft Sold
s. G. Hess has purchased from G.. II.
Walker the eight-sIory loft ct IS and so
Waverley Place, or plot 3Sx8l. Leases
expire February !, 1921.
Sale in 37th Street
Spots G. Starr have sold for ". J.
Nengel to Michael Kaufman 66 West
ihlrty-seventh Street, fve-story
| building with stores
New-York tribune., 1920-01-24
Costly Dwelling Houses
Pass to New Hands
One in Park Avenue Is Now in
Course of Construction;
73d Street Sale

Douglas L. Gilman & Co. have sold
for the GOA Park Avenue Company,
H. H. Pease president, the fve-story
American basement dwelling under
construction at GOA Park Avenue. The
property has been purchased by a
promlnenc New York man for his own
occupancy II adioins the home Of
Jonathan Buckley, at the northwest cor
ner Of Sixty-fourth Street, and nearby
are the residences of Thomas Howell
and Clifford A. Cochran. 1t is one Of
the finest homes in this exclusive Sec
tion.
Another Clark Estate Sale
The Brown, Wheelocl1 Company, Inc.
has sold for p. Ambrose Clark % West
Seventy-third Street, fourstory and
basement dwelling at 20 West Seventy
Louise +. Cozzens. Earle & Calhoun
we're associated as brokers. This is
the twelfth house sold by the Brown,
Wheelock Company for the Clark fam
lily recently. They have also sold for
Otto H. Kahn bis private garage at
165-167 East Seventeen Street, on
plot 32.sx95xf00.5. to Stephen Carlton
Clark for his own use.
Sale In Torty-6fth Street
Peter Gilsey E. Co and Gaines, Van
Nostrand & Morrison. Inc. have sold
20 client l49 East FoIty-iifth Street,
a three-story house.
Prince Street Corner for Investor
The Meister Builders have resold to
NJ Weinberg the sevenstory loft at
the northwest corner of Prince Sire It
and Wooster Street
East Sixty-frst Street Houses Sold
Lawrence, Blake & Jewell have sold
for Holding Companies, William lay
lor Middleton, treasurer, Al to 81 ta ST
Sixty-lirst Street. old dwellings, 51.sx
1908. Extensive alterations were
started on the houses with the idea Of
converting them into small suites, but
the Improvement was never completed.
1t is tae intention Of The purchaser to
improve part O. ihe plot acquired and
dispose of the balance.
Joseph T. seltz has gold 1873 East
SiXtyfrst Street, four-s-ory and
basement dwelling, or lot 2oXlo0, for
Max Bodenheimer. The purchaser will
make extensive alterations
Fine Sixty-sixth Street House Sold
Pease & Gilman have sold 47 Easf
Sixty-s.xtn Street for Mrs v. "
leroy, who has owaed tho property
since 1884. i is four story and base
ment private dwelling. on lot 25Nlo0
100 feet east Of Madison Avenue. j
vas bought for occupancy by a ellen
who expects to remodel the premises
Other West Side Sales
Porter & Co. have sold for DAME
Butler to Elizabeth Fitzgerald the
four-story brown stone dwelling at 15l
West 126th Street,
J.. Morgenbesser has purchased from
a client Of Isadore Monteioro Livy (
East ll8th Street, on lot 25N100.ll.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-24
Loft and Tcncmen,s Sold

Wcnry Brady has sold for the estate
Of phllp +. Clark 10 John J. CaYanagn,
3b5 seventh Avenue. on lot 4lx75.
Also 26g West 1wenty-third Street, on
10. 25x100, d seven story loft, for John
!. Cavaaagh. TO the Charles Realty Com
paov. Inc. The same broker has sold
I40 Vest Nineteenth Street, on plot Elk
103. Il four story brick tenement for
william Rankin TO Elias Lanpel.