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New-York tribune., 1920-05-20
Building in Downtown and
Midtown Zones Are Leased

William A. White & Sons leased for
Mrs. j. Il. Holman to GUIDE Brothers
and kietfer Company the building at 81
Jay Street, and for the same owner to
George NJ. Rttenhouse & Co. the build
ing % and % Jay Street Both prop
critics were rented for term of years
at an aggregate rental of 1925, 900. Will
liam A. White & Sons also leased to
Breakstone & Levine the building at 20
Harrison Street for ten years, at
total rental aggregating $65,OOO to
Max Durnagl, space at 1l2 Pearl Street;
to Standard Instrument Company, an
office at la Liberty Street; to Ameri-
can and European Forwarding Com
pany. an office at y Trinity Place; to
Alexandra, Angel & Co. offices at Is
Maiden Lane; to Morris, Quinn {,
Binney, offices at 50 Broadway; to
Joseph keating and Robert Weber, an
office at 20 Liberty Street; to L. II.
Cooke & Co, offices at 206 Broadway:
to Peter Dunadec, the building at 223
Front Street, and with the Charles F.
Noyes Co to Benjamin Klinger, space
at 107 Water Street.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-20
To Preserve Character
Of Brooklyn Heights
Well known Men Form Com.
pany; Buy Group of Houses
for Tmproyements

A group Of we'll known BROOKLYN
men interested in saving the Brooklyn
Heights section as a high class resi-
Dental section, and in maintaining its
character as a community of attrac-
tive homes" have purchased a num-
Der of old dwellings which they will
remodel. Already four dwellings, have
been completed under this arrange
mont. They are 20 to 26 Willow
Street. The organization will operate
under the name Of the Heights Com
pany, and among its members are
Thomas Hovenden, Alexander NJ.
White, Guy Duval, Edwin P. Maynard.
William f. Harmon, Robert L. Pierre
pont, Frank D. Tuttle, James Fl. Post
and Walter S. Benedict and Francis L.
Noble.
The officers Of the Heights Company
are Frank II. Duyal. president;
Thomas Hovenden, vice president;
Guy Duval, treasurer, and Edward A.
Freshman, secretary and counsel. The
men at the forefront of the move
ment are residents of the Heights who
believe that everything possible should
be done at this time to protect and
further the best interests of the local
ity as residential neighborhood.
The company has established tenn
porary quarters at 187 Montague
Street, pending the completion of al
terations on the building, 143 Mon
tague Street, which will be the head
quarters. Oliver z. Yale has assumed
charge of the real estate affairs Of
the Heights COmpanV
New-York tribune., 1920-05-20
Another Firm of Opticians
Locates in East 18th Street

Brett & Goode Company leased ~
si%-story business building : East
Forty ghth Street for Augusta Poll
feme to Gall & Lembke, opticians, now
at West Forty-second Street. The
lease is for twenty-one years at an
aggregate rental of approximately
100000. The building is now occu-
pied by various tenants whose leases
do not expire until November, 1921,
and possession Will not be taken by
the new occupants until that time
Gall Lembke are one Of the oldest
optical goods houses in the country
having been establishe since 1912
They have been tenants in the Gerry
estate property at Fifth Avenue and
Fortysecond Street for twenty years
and their present lease expires May
/, 1922. Owing to the proposed I'M
provement of the Gerry estate prop
crty with a modern building, Gall e.
Lembke were compelled to find quar-
terS elsewhere
New-York tribune., 1920-05-20
Purchase Apartment at the
Northwest corner of 18th
Street on the Cooper
ative Ownership Plan
HouseHeld at$1,25O,OOO
Other Trading of Smaller
Types of Buildings on
East and West Sides

Inc Kenilworth Holding Company
ras sold to the Kenilworth Associates
Inc. the twelve-story apartment at the
northwest corner of Contra Park West
and Seventyffth Street. 1O2.2x123.6
lhls building was erected in 1908 from
plans by Ralph Townsend. There are
three apartments to floor. consisting
OF eight, nine and ten rooms.
Ihe buyer, the ke',ilworth Associ-
ates, Inc, was formed at Albany last
week for the purpose OF taking title to
the property and of managing it here
after on the cooperative basis. There
are thlrty-six apartments in The house.
twelve of which have been sold under
the cooperative plan. The officers and
stockholders of the buying company are
Charles Curie, president; Frank l.. Mon
tague, vice sident: G. II. Williams,
secretary. and II. F. Hartman. treas
urer. and the remaining stockholders
ere +. s. Hughes, DR.. Bryan D. Sheery,
l.. l.. Cans, }; NJ. WAINWRIGHT, W. 0.
Horn, O. A. Harbach, A. f. Wing and
A. R. Horn. The selling company has
been asking S1,250 600 for the property.
SlaWson d Hobbs were the brokers'.
Albert B. Ashforth, Inc, sold for
Henry Hesse the fve-story apartment,
25x100, 20 East Seventy-seventh
Street, to Louis H. Nordlinger. Roy
Stherick was associate broker.
The five story fiat, 25x10OS, 427 East
Eighty-ffth Street, has been sold by
Harry n, Muller to E. Godberger.
Cruikshank Company sold for Leo
pold A. Comacho and others, to Vim
cent c. Pepe, q West Eighth Street,
four-story apartment, with stores,
25x94. The owner viii make extensive
alterations. Pepe Bros. represented the
buyer.
The Murray Holding Company sold
the siX-story tenement. '4S.9x99 II, 1872
and 154 West 129th Street. 1t pur-
chased the property last month from
the Normandy Realty Company.
Porter G. Co. sold for Minnie
Strecker to Leonard We'll, the four
story fiat 65 West 132d Street, 3OxlOO.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-20
Tenants Buy Twelve.Story
Central Park West Flats
Tenant for ii Years,
Justice Forced to Buv
Judge Benjamin N. Cardozo
to Insure His Tenancy
Purchases Dwelling

Justice Ben jamin N. Cardozo, of the
Court of Appeals, has bought the resi-
dence he has occupied for the last
fourteen years at 16 West Seventy-ffth
Street, in order to insure a continuance
of his tenancy. The house is sub
stantial fourstory structure on a lot
2oXi0o, between Central Park West
and Columbus Avenue. 1t was acquired
from the John r. Roosevelt estate,
which had held title since 1894.
The Brown Wheelock Company, Inc.
sold for George G. Thomson the four
story, twenty-foot English basement
dwelling l65 East Seventy-fourth
Street, which the seller acquired
through the same broker last December p
Shaw e. Co. sold for the Payne estate
2l5s Lexington Avenue, two-story
dwelling, 16.8X4O.
The Haggstrom- Callen Company sold
for Erlanger, Herman & Gordon the
five story American basement dwelling
36 West Ninety-sixth Street. 17x6OxlO0.
Cruibshank Company sold for Samuel
olverton, trustee, to a client of Err
nest T. Bower, the three story dwelling
l33 West 120th Street, 20x1O0.
Porter e. Co. sold to Edward A. John
son the three story dwelling 204 West
132d Street, 16.8x100.
George w. Brettell sold for the
Charles Armour estate to Frank P. s M
mons, the present tenant, 2077 Fifth
Avenue, at the northeast corner of
l2sth Street, a four-st story dwelling.
Helen +. Dick sold 244 West Seven
tieth Street, four story house, 17x1OO.
Herbert Lucas, architect, purchased
the \ ale kneeland residence at 1T East
Sixteenth Street
New-York tribune., 1920-05-20
Fidelity Trust
Plan $l,0OO.OOO
Headquarters
Arranging for Possession of
William and Cedar Streets
Corner by the Mutual
Life Insurance COMPANY

The United States Fidelity and Guar
anty Company is negotiating with the
Mutual Life Insurance Company for
the purchase Of the southwest corner
OF Liberty and William Streets, where
1T plans to establish its permanent New
YORK home after completing extensive
improvements.
Several five story buildings cover the
property and adloin the home Of the
NJ MUTUAL, which covers the remainder Of
me block bounded by Nassau, William,
Neoar ana Liberty Streets. If the
transaction affects the entire property
at the southwest corner the Fidelity
VIII have a site fronting 9S.9 feet on
William Street by Sill feet on Liberty
street The company will spend about
$l'0oo,oo0 in acquiring the property
ana converting it for its use 1t now
occupies large space in the Mutual Life
property at As and AZ Cedar Street.
Building Site Near Battery
The Broadway Street Corpor-
alton. Elias A. Cohen, president, has
bought from the Whitehall Realty
Company, 18, 19 and 20 West Street
and ~ Washington Street, five-story
and three story buildings, forming a
plot OF 500 square feet.
The property has been held by the
Whltehall Realty Company for over
eighteen years and directly adioins tho
property bought earlier this week bv
the Rroadway- john Street Corporation
at II West Street, Giving it 1902 feet on
West Street
L. S. Willard & Co. we're the brokers.
Trust Company Buya in Harlem
The Columbia Trust Company is re-
ported 20 have bought TOR the occu-
pancy of its Harlem branch the three
story Offices and stores known as the
Hawthorne Building, at 151 and 1853
West l25th Street. on a plot 5Ox1O0.
The building is located 100 feet east
OF Seventh Avenue and was valued at
$220,0O0. The Columbia Trust Company
IS at present housed in the building at
the southeast corner Of Lenox Avenue
and 125th Street, where its lease is
understood to expire within two years.
Granite Company Buys in 44th Street
The four-story building, 176x76.11,
at 243 East orty- fourth Street, Just
west Of Second Avenue. has been sold
by John ". Phillips, of New Canaan,
Conn, to the Lavery Granite Company,
now located at l0' Park Avenue, which
VIII occupy after extensive alterations
have been COMPLETED.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-20
Leggett Building Brings
Sl8l, 900 at Auction
Nine-Storv Structure in Old Gro.
Gerry District To BE Used
BY Bagnakers

The nine-story Leggett Building, at
the junction Of West Broadway, Narick
Street and Franklin Street. for many
years the headquarters of Francis II.
Leggett G. Co., wholesale grocers, was
bought for SlS1, ,00G at auction yester-
day at the stand OF Bryan l.. Kennedy.
W&itey L. Shuttleworth, president Of
Shuttleworth, Keller & Co.. manufac-
turers of paper bags, secured the build
for the exclusive use of his business
Sale of the Lcggett Building was
only one of a number of parcels which
Mr.. Kennedy disposed of yesterday by
public sale in the Nesey Street auc-
tion rooms. Some of the others are
449 Third Avenue and 202-204 East
Thirtytirst Street, five and three story
flats. to Victor Henschel for $38 600;
1894 First Avenue, five-story tenement,
70 Edward l.. Kingsland for S24 900;
248 Water Street, four-story brick bust
ness building. to H. Is: Adams for
$23,300; 746 Lexington Avenue. four
story business building, to Farrell
Reilly for $50, $50; West 103d Street.
i've story apartment house, to Joseph
H. McCobe for $4,000; 1874 West
Eighty-frst Street, four story dwelling,
to Robert Regan for 500 600; 1921 Her
schell Street, West Chester, Bronx. two
story dwelling, to J. Hyman for IS $50;
two story building on Mayfower Ave
nue., adjoining Westchester Avenue,
Bronx, to j. j. GIemnon for $4,000;
835 Third Avenue and 2O2 East Fifty
first Street, to Farrelly Reilly for
5000; 565-57 Kent Avenue, two four
story flats, to John j. Brady for
$1T000; one-story factory building
northwest corner Of Clay and Railroad
avenues, Hackensack, N. j., to John
Kribs for $780, and 305 West 120th
Street, fve-story fiat, to Practical Ga
rage Company for S28, 200
New-York tribune., 1920-05-20
Veteran Preference Bill
Scored by S. III. Ordwav
Doclares 1t Will Bar MANY
From Civil Service for
Score of Years

= oamuel Ii. Ordway, president Of the
- onl service Reform Association, in an
auotess before that BODY at its annual
meeting IN the City Club last night do.
nouhced veteran preference" lcpisla-
,ioh such as that which confronts Tho
'ex. * :. session of the state Legislature.
Al the measure is enacted into law.
ne sad. men who did not serve in the
armed forces of the nation during the
opahsh-American and World wars and
an women would be barred from state
NVii Service appointments "for twenty
or thirty years to come AT present
NlVli war veterans have the prefer
ehGe by constitutional provision.
=, He said he hoped the labor unions.
lne women and good citizens in gen
eral' would help the association in an
posing the measure.
Borough President Curran said he
dld not know how the S5,0OO,OO0 appro-
priaton for city employees was to be
distributed, but that he wanted to see
them uniformly raised. He asked the
ASSOCIATION to bring pressure to bear
IN behalf of the bill now before the
Governor, which would subject all CITY
budget making to publicity.
Mrs. Charles Bennett Smith. of Buff
falo. State Civil Service Commissioners
advocated general readjustment Of
the state civil service system. She
charged an amazing lack of uniformity
with respect to the compensation re-
celved by employees for similar work
IN different departments
New-York tribune., 1920-05-20
Britain Begins
Trade Farley
, q.
With ll'Russians
eover,,ment ConcernedOver
Reports of Soviet Nego-
tiations With Insurgent
Element in Near East
Regarded as Real Danger
D;plomats to Concentrate
on New Problem After
End of Spa Conference

r,oa The TribuHe's European Bureau
co,x-,eht. 1920. New York Tribune Inc.
InNDON. May 19-The British gov
.,nnent has begun important negotia-
s.,s with the three trade delegates
..,t mere by the Russian Soviet gov
.-rnent It was ssia authoritatively
.o.dsv. The negotiations are with
-sference to the reopening of Anglo
pussisn trade and political and diplo-
matte relations
The Soviet delegates, needing Brit
;.b official advice, are not giving out
Interviews, and this had led the con
serative newspapers TO deny that their
risi, had any Importance.
II was learned officially to-day that
ne negotiations Will reach an i'm
,ortant stage when Krassin-the most
conservative figure of Importance in
the Soviet government and the man in
xhom the British have the most con-
fdence-arrives in London in a week
or two. He Will begin a series .of
political and trade conferences with
Premier Lloyd George, Earl Curzon
snd other members Of the Cabinet.
The British government is giving
serious attention to the alarming dis
,urbances in Turkey and in territory
Of the late Turkish Empire. Recurring
reports declare the Russian Soviet is
carving on negotiations with the Turk
ish Nationalists. who are opposing the
Allies and the Constantinople govern
rent in the consummation of the terms
Of the Turkish treaty. TIE Russians
also are reported to be having rela-
lions with Armenia, Georgia and Aver
baijsn.
This Russian diplomatic movement is
considered very real danger by the
highest British officials, who, once the
Spa conference IS over, are planning to
center all their efforts on settling the
menaeing Eastern problem.
Meanwhile. 1T is perfectly safe to say
that the British viii refuse to assume
commercial relations with Soviet
Russia while the latter continues to
stir up trouble in the East. This prob
ably will be enc Of the chief subje
to he discussed with KrassiN o. mis-
arrival here
New-York tribune., 1920-05-20
Temple Israel of Harlem
Sells Synagogue Property
seventh Day Adyentis.s Take
Over Artistic Building at
lenOX Ave. and I2Nth 81

b.. The Temple Israel of Harlem sold
ITS property at the northwest corner of
LenoX Avenue and 120th Street to the
Seventh Day Advertis.s, who will use
1t for their national shrine.
The synagogue is of artistic design
and was erected by the selling congre-
cation about ten years ago 1t has a
frontage of 100.l1 feet on the avenue
and 100 feet on the street The Tenn
pie Israel Will have its new home some
whore west of Central Park Isidor H.
kempner, of D. Kempner G. Son, is
treasurer Of Temple Israel and was
chairman of the committee handling
the sale of the property ]. f. Jayne
acted as chairman Of the building com
mittee OF the Seventh Day Advcntists.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-20
APARTMENTS A TO LET

LOOK FOR YOUR APAaTur>--, 49,. ~
@ ION aeiay Fan rentals VIII he d,es.'"
our us, Aiia is nisn IN price See to-day willis
J. CLARENCE DAVIES. 80
81 Eas, 42d So -
Vanderbilt S7i4 u
New-York tribune., 1920-05-20
Speculator Buys Factory
Big New Haven Rubber Plant
To Be Subdiyided and
Offered for Rent

The Seamless Rubber Company
plant at New Haven, Conn, has been
bought by Adolph Perlroth, spectator,
through Joseph P. Day
The company is completing a new
plant of approximately 100000 square
feet, and will move on or about Sep
tember into the now quarters.
Mr.. Perlroth viii subdivide the
property and offer to manufacturers
door space, RANGING from fifteen to
nifty thousand square feet The plant is
on two and onc-half acres, and COM
prlses eight buildings, containing 151,-
687 square feet.
Associated with Mr. Day in the
transaction was A. PodolotF. New
Haven broker.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-20

CITY REAL ESTATE
New-York tribune., 1920-05-20
Home Buving in Bronx

J. Clarence Davies sold for the cs-
tate of Mary A. Beacon cal Walton
Avenue, southwest corner Of 151st
Street, q three-story dwelling, 23.6x91
Walter f. Brown resold for Leo Lev
inson SIS Elton Avenue, northeast
corner of Elton Avenue and 159th
Street, d three-story frame dwelling
with stores.
Calm & Calm sold to George Wetz-
ler 347 East 195th Street, a three story
dwelling, 4Ox75.
Jacob Jurin, for Mrs. Arthur Bern
field, purchased 2216 Cedar Avenue, q
dwelling and garage, 30X100
The Peller estate sold TAB East 183d
Street, a three-story house, to a client
Of JacQues Pollatschek
New-York tribune., 1920-05-20
Z. r. MINING,

SPECIALIST IN
LONG ISLAND PROPERTIES
'oo Main street. lei. 3l35 Flushing
New-York tribune., 1920-05-20
New Workers After Homes
Get Places in Wesschesler

Fish {: Marvin sold for the Lawrence
Park Realty Company large plot in
who viii erect residence for his own
occupancy. The same brokers have
rented for Mrs. H. d. Andrews her
house in Lawrence Park, furnished, for
the summer to A. NJ. Tolson and sold
for Henry Schwenker his property near
Scarsdale to Louis f Cravetto of this
city.
Prince Ripley, Inc, have leased
the house of Carl Miller on South
Broadway, Dobbs Ferry, furnished, for
the summer season TO Frederick Duffy,
of this CjtV
New-York tribune., 1920-05-20
Take Over Building for Hotel

Berlowitz & Game have leased for e
long term of years for the l.. X. Lfg-
gett Company the building at the
north corner Of Sixty-ffth Street and
Columbus Avenue, with the exception
Of the store occupied b. the L. x.
Liggett Company, TO a client who will
alter for hotel purposes. The same
brokers have leased to Pacific Paper
Box Company, Inc, space at 372 Sec
ond Avenue, northwest corner of
Twenty Street, for the manufac-
tUre Of paper boxes.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-20
Rents Flaf Near Rockefeller
Men Folks Take Suite in 54th
St.; Other Houses Filling Up

William A. White & Sons leased at
16 West Ffty-fourth Street apartments
to George and Stephen Peabody
Pease & Gilman leased apartments
IN 80 West Fifty-ninth Street to Mrs.
&. l. Morgan; in 144 East Fortieth
Street to II. P. Nash: in o6 West
Fifty eighth Street to ". G. COX; in
60 East Ninety third Street to w.
Jones; in 800 West End Avenue. for
Mrs. NJ. c. Reed. to Samuel Rosenfeld;
IN 39l West End Avenue to Hugo
kiesenfeld; in IA West Seventy fourth
Street to Mrs. r. Ashton, and in 315
Y West Seventy Street to \. c.
Stumes
New-York tribune., 1920-05-20
Long Island Cottages Sold

J. Clarence Davies sold 10 Miss Anne
Jean Warbey for the Happy Home
Realty Company the California burga-
low, l39. West Fulton Street, Long
Beach.
The Lewis H. May Company rosold
for J. Margolis 1921 Ocean Avenue
Far Rockaway, Long Island, 212-
story dwelling to Herbert L. Cohen
Harvey Craw sold the home of c. c.
Moore at Little Neck Hills, Little
Neck, Long Island, to Russell A. Brown,
Of the Federal Advertising Agency, Of
this city.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-20
Church Sells Realty in
Franklin and Warren Streets

The Cross & Brown Company sold
for st. Marks Church the property,
33.3x87.10, at 17S-l80 Franklin Street
to the Roethlisberger Company.
The same brokers sold for St. Marks
Church the property, 50Xl00, at 1918
Warren Street. and, in conjunction with
Charles V. Van Nalen, placed a mort
gage loan on the property for S7S 5000.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-20
Smith Signs Salary Bills
Assistant District Attorneys
Given Increased Paw

ALBANY, May 10 Governor Smith
to-day signed the bill increasing the
pay Of the First Assistant District At
torney Of New York County from
$4,000 to $4,000 The next seven
district attorneys are to get $4,000 a
year in place Of $500. The salaries
Of the remaining six continue un-
changed at $500.
The measure fixing the pay of the
Mngs County District Attorney at
$4,000 also was signed, as was the one
Increasing the salary of the Queens
County Commissioner of Jurors from
$1,000 to $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-20
Pierre C.. Cartier to Live
liz East 10li, ST. House

Pierre c. Cartier has leased the resi-
dence at 109 East Seventy-ninth Street
owned by Mrs. Alice NJ McCoon
Pease & Gilman and the Crujkshank
COmnanN Necotiatod the leasn
New-York tribune., 1920-05-20
SD ST House To Be Studio

The house at 81 West Fifty-third
Street has been leased to Estelle ALI
son for twenty-one years. 1t will be
known as the Allison Studios. This
was enormously reported as having
been rented to Francis W Holbrook
William A. White & Sons were the
brokers in the TRANSACTIONS
New-York tribune., 1920-05-20
100000 5th Av. Store Build;no

PIans have been hIed wIth the Nam
haitian Bureau of Buildings for the
construction Of a one-story store on the
10th Street, for the f. W. Woolworth
Company, lessee. 1t will be erected
on plot 1001lx170. Mrs A. Z. Car
roll is owner of record. The cost has
been estimated at $4,000
New-York tribune., 1920-05-20
College of Dentistry Building
For 34ill 81. to Cost 100000

John B. Shook Sons, architects, have
fled plans for the construction of
four-story college OF dentstdy at 800
to 3l5 East Thirty-fourth Street. 1t
viii have frontage of S5.s feet and
d depth of $50 feet. The College Of
Dental and Oral Surgery, Of New
York, Simeon Chaplin, president is
the owner of record. The cost has
been estimated at 5000 600.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-20
DR.. ]. ID. Emmett Acquires
Smith Place at MOrristo1.n

Mrs. Fayette Smith has sold her
house and grounds at Morristown, n. j.,
to DR.. j. d. Emmet, of this city. 1t is
one of the fine estates of Morristown
Pease & Gilman arranged the deal.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-20
wEsrcHEsTER COUNTY REAL Esr.1
LAKE MAHOPAC. ". y.

on A RUSTIC PENINSULA. t-s acr.
rooms : baths. sleeping porch. exc amone
large trees water rights
LAKE VIEW BUNGALOW rooms a.
Improvements. open fireplace: fine v!eI,
shade water rights Plot s0xl20; imme-
dIate possession y
ATTRACTIVE COTTAGE. 4 acre. ens
shade' shrubhery 10 rooms, bath electricltt
garage al year round place near station
BOARDING COTTAGE. fine view. g.
rooms modern Improvements 200 feet a.,
rake; suitable for all year or private resit,
CoSEY BUNGALOW. nicely located ans
views water rights; rooms. bath. elar
trlcity .l,,,, open fireplace. For sail furnishes
"A IRACIINE FARM. 40 acres gorgeous
NeM' 90 head; IA rooms; = cottages orr,
o1 me best IN this section.
Al lSIlC BUNGALOW. u acre: & rooms
baths; all modern Improvements; shruh.-
oery, fruits grand view. For sale fnrnishe3
8 .7rdsIe.lH RJ'oh LEDGE, - rooms. baths. open
nreplaces all improvements GARAGE
cars lake front For sale furnished
fARMl-R : FARM. 200 acres 10 roor,e-.
fleIllc hghts; pleasant view; outbuiidines
II uit, one mile from station and lake
ZEN LEM 5 FARM I35 acres. N
rooms baths. open treplaces; fine Ia w
vegetable and flower garden; outbuildinga'
good views.
EDWARD JOYCE.
Lake Mahopac, y y. To, ss
New-York tribune., 1920-05-20
BROOKLYN Lot Sale Tonight

BY order of the Peoples Trust Com
pany of Brooklyn, Joseph P. Day will
sell at auction this evening at o'clock,
in the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange,
189 Montague Street, 159 lots at Wood
haven. on the BROOKLYN Queens line.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-20
LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE

4 REGULAR HOME (NEW)
Constructed of tapestry brick, limestone
rim: spacious porch Spanish tile roof:
,ix rooms, parQuet floors. tied bath and
Kitchen, laundry, shower bath, electricity.
yas range hot water heater q tons Of
.oal win heat housed; garage. l0x16; fl
cen minutes from Broadway. and 42d st
,onmutation $500 p@r month; grounds
erraced and landscs ped price $1,000.
erms. JOHN f. O'CONNOR, Il West 47th
II. Make appointment by letter only.