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New-York tribune., 1920-01-20
Aimone Galleries Buy
.IacOby Propertx in 10Th ST.

Pcase & Gilman have sold to Mrs.
Lawrence Jacoby, represented by W.
AlpeIt Pease as agent, AZ and d. East
forty-ninth Street, between Madison
and Park avenues, two four-storv and
basement dwellings which had been in
'he possession of the seller for MANY
years. The Aimone Galleries, now To-
Gated at PSI Madison Avenue. are the
buyers.
Sale of 10Th Street Loft
Joseph G. Abramson has purchased
from Bing & Bing the ten-story loft
at 40-42 East Nineteenth Street. on
plot 42x92. Nasonovitz & Geisler were
the brokers.
Stone Building Sold
the Brentwood Realty Co.. John
Palmer president, 3 and 5 Hamilton
fiace. two-story stone building and
plot 60xS5. The purchaser is G.. Belle
rano, who rents the Liberty Restaurant.
IN the premises. Frank Sullivan was
associated as broker.
Buildings in Thirty eighth Street Sold
Alfred c. Marks has sold to Her
man B. Goodstein for Charles Hensle
203 West Thirty-e eighth Street, a three
story building, on lot 224x9O; also for
the Alcalde Realty Company. 2O7 West
Thirtye eighth Street, three-story
building. on lot 2Ox90. No. 203 ad-
joins the 22foot Hotel Charles, at the
northwest corner of Seventh Avenue,
and No. 207, the twelve story Art Color
Buildinp
j. Arthur Fischer has sold for Henry
GAP Sixth Avenue, a four story store
building.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-20
Lis Pendens
Manhattan

--sp ST s i4o 9 Park av. sS1fooli .
George Mayforth agt Alma Blass ct q
tpartition). attys. Peterson. Steiner &
1ltTH ST, 8. 7sSw Madison av. ssxlooli:
Joseph Heistein agt Chas G Bernstein
tspecihc performance) atty. B e Kopel-
man.
lSITH ST. intersec line OF 18th av.
runs W Ss5.lN l35x e SEX n 1911 to
beS Lewis Smith agt Daniel F. Malsin,-
et al faction 10 foreclose mechanics
ien) atty. W Remer.
SHERMAN AN. e c 16sth st. 1oox2ls.s: :
Auotph Becker ct al agt Levi NJ Scovills
sI al Voreclosure OF mortgage>; attys
H!relman & Vaughan.
LOTS Sot. S6i. Se> anu Jsa. map part rf
seton Homestead. Charles II Baechler
asf William A Malett ct al foreclosure
~. rI mortsagel; atty F d Arthur.
Els Elk AN. pliNr4 i.t. ia ~
l2l2: PETERBOROUGH Rapid Transit Co
ast ehster Av improvement, GO ct a
faction 10 acquire titled. atty l.
Cuac kenbush.
WEBSTER AV. $. 27S 2o4th st. 5oN
170o; same agt Monticello Realty Co
IT al faction. same): atty, same.
EBSTER AN. :. 1901 1e7th st
oOsxloo.9; same agt Catherine Schsaidr
et al laction. same); atty. same
W EBSTER AN, 2o4th st, 5Hxse {:
same agt Denwood Realty Co ct al iac-
tion, same); atty. same.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-20

IS g. Us ;'sA 8 IS =" Ess, Psss ''':sS
'A ST '1s Jas aosr: - 1osS Rs'sy s.
n4tse NY Sso 600; Jan Is; atty, G & T Go;
Loeser to Ethsi & xaish. h'G" So wsss as'E End
av; mtss sl7.5oo; Jan is: atty. l. Gins
losTH sT r. sos . s'sSa a., ST. :. s5xioo,, VIM
Scott to Stockton Chambers. sos " losth
st mtge $4,000; Jan 10, atty. Arthur J.
l5rH ST. 10 y. 5. 25xiooii; Elias As
Gohn Realty Co TO The Lenox, Inc. ll5
Ks1o1 11si9 =. ay. J. mtg $4,000; Jan Is; attys
llsTH sT : $ sss,ss Fsgk ~ 5. loonloo11 s1Go
Emvee Holding Co to COLLEGE Holding
60 s. at,us lis " wol2 l2o,h St mtg $4,000: Jan
ll2TH ST. 5s4ss w. s. 75xiooil Rosa
veseil to same; mtg 100000; Jan s.
ilsTH ST, sss W. 5. ls.sx1ooii: mtg mtg
5000 if6th st. 5s5 w n s. IS sx1oo
mtg $500; Sophie De Wolf to Anna
Boyer. p l27th St Jan Is; atty. Louis
l'yIH ST. 2o5 w. 8, s7.sxlooll; Lillian
som rose to Anmore Realty Co. 2l27 Madi-
spiro son az = mtg ,,s 5000 800. Jan Is; attys;
III n, AT; s 27ll $ 10th st. ss.sxloo
Edw Fisher to Theresa Goldsmith 20
a;tys = 18Th wa,, ST mtg $4,000; 5uy ls, ls,a
1887 ST, 1913 w. 8, s4xssli; Lawmor
Realty Co to Herbert Aidhous. 1882
e.an H"u aV, mtg $4,000; Jan Is; add~rss
LENox Av. as. 5. as is2d st, s5sss sivo
Bernhard Green to Dormond Realty CO.
IVY Bway; mtg $4,000: Jan l6: atty
e,, rite Guar & Co. l7s Bway 90
81 NICHOLAS AV. W s. SIS 14sth 81
20 s.ox19.11xl14 EmiErant Indust
savings Bank to Fanny Rosenberg. TS7
81 Nicholas av; Dec 4; Morris Salem
337 10th st............... st si6 ooo
l4srH ST. 3043o6 w. >, 60xssll; Mill
Rosenberg to Saml Levitt, 4Os LenoI av
and ano: mtg $4,000; Dec 81: attys
', BERNARD 4 G. 1913 Bway y....si
6ET'UADWAY s'w 16sth st. soxi50,
Wilger Realty Corp to Jos B Bender
20. 20 Lenox av; mtg $216.Oo Jan Is,
stty. Al Or Wilkes. So Park Row 800
- ~ - D'5N Az lol, 10th st. look
~: II Elliott 70 Jules Realty CO. l7o
bway; mtg $l27,50o; atty. Saml Wacht
Jr. 40 Bway 81
SAME PROPERTY; Jules Realty CO TO
Esther Realty Co. 7sO Riverside Drive:
Ian ~. atty, same. e...........j100
18th ST, f, 100 Wadsworth av. 70
xssl0; Anna Ahrens to b r Realty
Corp. l3" Nassau st: mtg $77.500: Ian
10; atty, Title Guar & r Co, IT'S Broad
ST N1cHoLAs Av, n w G ls4th St "a ;.i9T ~
xlo0; Melwood Realty Co to Patk Kier
nan. haywood, j mtg $4,000: Jan
10 atty, \ Co, 100 Bwav s1oo
POSI AV. = s.. $50 Hawthorne st. 6ov
100; Lee Real Estate Co to Jarvis Realty
Co. S'S academy st; atty, w l. Wood
New-York tribune., 1920-01-20
Max n. Natanson Buvs
Four Bronx Anar,ment.

Max \. Natanson has purchased
from the lttner Realty Company 1924
s28-S32 and S36 Dawson Street. four
tve-story apartments, on plot 20Oxl0O
laid out in suites of three. four, five
and sixroom apartments The houses
were purchased for cash Leitner
Brener e. Leitncr. were the brokers.
Harry Calm has sold 2oG4 Vyse Avc-
nue., q fve-story apartment, on plot
42xl02, to Samuel Rubin. Samuel
Singer was the broker.
Alexander Selkin and Joseph Strum
have sold for D. Drexlcr the two four
story houses with four stores, at l155-
1857 Intervale Avenue, on plot 75x78.
Samuel Cowen has sold to an in
vestor 1916 Plimpton Avenue, q one
family house.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-20
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

TENTH Av. $50: all. 4i5 West Ssth Stree,
CORPORATION to Fox Film corpn. 80 W
aein s. 10 iTs 1som s'nps,on ss .s OF sne oGo
4erH ST. li2-46 W; all. John Hallahan
trustee. TO Hotel de France. on the
premises. enten lease. yrs from Jan 2s
1925. atty. lily e Frankenberg. 81 Rwsy
sS2 500
BED ST. l+-1s f. nth loft John ] Geith
TO Jacob Ober. 2l05 DAILY av. and ano,
yrs from Feb l. 1890; attys, Kotzen
Bros. 81 Chambers =, $685.. :....... Sc. .ooo
SECOND AV. l04l, ctr and part b: { r
Baumxarten ct al to John J Grimes 2ll
L 9oth st. and ano; 3 yrs from July 81
1879. address. 104l Second av..... $40
CANAL. ST, 43 str and above: II Robin
owich TO Jacob Pollock. 1898 Webster
av. and ano. s-l2 yrs from Jan l. 1919:
atty. II Goldstein. l35 Rivington st
$2.S20
BROADWAY. 3200. cor Manhattan ST. cor
str and part b. Shenk Il & Co TO ia.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-20
vest tor
Are Buying
Downtown
p.xius Profits to Specula-
tors for Business Prem
;ses in Many Cases Now
Occupied by the Buyers

" Sharp and Henry Shapiro s
.ove sold for the estate Of Charles
wills to Heidelberg. Wolff & Co. the
',;r.seu-story Condict Building. at 65,
= and 50 Bleecker Street, on plot S3x
N This building was erected By
rs.r,es T. Wills about twenty years
This concern has occupied the
~,;or portion Of the building since its
,ecton.
nneraors Buy in Prince Steet
Tho Msister Builders have purchased
i. ssven.story loft at l27-129 Prince
c,-set. northwest corner of Wooster
s.-sst on lot 4ox94. through Warren
skillin and Hall J. How & Co.
Bleeeker Street Building Deal
The Harry Engel Realty Company
-. purchased 27 to 33 Blocker Street,
Ia, '.yen.story loft, on lot 67x72, from
~ Conrad Stein estate.
Murray Street Leaschold Is Sold
The Murray Street Realty Corpora
,;,r has sold to the College Place
psaltv Corporation the Columbia Col
laos leasehold at 56 and 5S Murray
SS Greet. hve-story loft building, on
inf 50xs9.l1x irregular, adjoining the
New-York tribune., 1920-01-20
Taylor Enlarges Holdings
In East 18th Street
Property Extending to 73d
Street Will Probably Be
improved for Rusiness

Joseph P. Day has completed neeo-
t'ations for the purchase of the prem
ises at 21O East Seventy-fourth Street
a four-story building on lot 25x1o2.2
This property was owned by George F.
ately adjoining it in the rear at 2Os
East Seventy-third Street, four-story
building On a lot 25x1022. owned by
samuel Aufses, together with the adj
Joining premises at 207 East Seventh
third Street, four story building on
= lot 27.6Xlo2.2, owned by the John r.
Nagle estate.
The purchaser is Charles l. Taylor,
who now controls plot having SO 6
feet on Seventy-fourth Street. 2O4 feet
deep on the east with a frontage of
twenty-five feet on Seventy-fourth
Street. 1t is understood that the prem
lses VIII be used for business purposes.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-20
Madison Ave. Block Front
DWELLINGS 10 Be Altered

Tie Omy Realty Corporation,
through the Cruikshank Company, has
leased the entire block Of ten brown
stone dwellings, OF the west side Of
Madisn Avenue between Forty-nnth
and Fiftieth streets, to the Madison
Avenue and lfteth Street Company
Inc. for long term Of years. The
tenants will alter the present build
ings into stores, offices and apartments
and expect to have the property ready
for occupancy about May /. Cruik-
shank Company and Douglas l.. Ell
man & Co., Inc, viii be the renting
agents Of tho property.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-20
Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

sTi Az, 7os Karl NJ Gilbert ast estate
OF VIM w Astor. owner oscar fielsig
l26TH ST. IS f: Masarsky & Rayack agi
Joanna Metzger. owner; Charles Metzger
contractor { % :
Sd Av, 2l95; Rapid Freproof Door Co
Inc agt Theodore Bros Corp. owner;
Eagle building g. Construction Co. con-
tractor '.'-... , 10
18TH ST IS Z; Sam Goidblunl agt Ben
1amin Wahl owner; Nathan Rado"l con
4TH 'raVsT' so l.5 " pierce. Butler & Pierce
Mfg corp agt Albertina Crawling,
owner. John Keller Son. con
losTH ST. loS-lO7 w. Nj -hae Buffano sgi
Ninth Ward Realty Co. owner. oscar
Nelson contractor (renewal> s2.i55
9TH ST. s. whole front: between 7th
av and Broadway. i4.llx64xirreg. Chas
Geoghegan ct al ast Publicity Leas-
ing Co, Inc, lessee; Thomas + Murths.
owner: Hadley Construction Co, Inc,
contractor ....... ....-..... sfso
Bronx
vYSE Az. o 4, $50 It n Of l74th 81. 75xloo.
.Iarcho < Ebert Inc. agt, Nanal.a
Corpn. owners and contractors. $500
New-York tribune., 1920-01-20
Six 84th ST. Dwellings
Bought by Operators
Houses Disposed of by Farm.
ers' Loan and Trust Co.
rs Tr1,ston

NS uStSc
N. A. Berwin & Co. have sold for the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company, as
trustee, to T. Randolph Jacobs and
fourth Street, six four story and base
ment dwellings, on plot 123x1O0
Stoddard G. Mark represented the buy-
ers, and Hoadly, Lautcrbach e. John
son acted for the seller.
Another Clark Estate Sale
The Brown, Wheelock Company. Inc,
and Earle e. Calhoun have sold for the
Clark estate is West Seventy third
Street. four-story and basement
dwelling, on lot 21x102.2, to Dr. Frank
>. Blodgett, the present tenant. This
is the tenth house recently sold by the
brown " heeiock Company for the
Clark estate
Operator Resells Dwellings
James H. Cruikshank has resold to
Norman Bailey, the present tenant. SO
West 129th Street, three-story pri-
vate dwelling. on lot 81 6x99.11.
Mr.. Cru;kshank has also resold to
Simon S. Friedbcrg 2l37 Fifth Avenue,
a three story dwelling, on lot 166x75.
Brown Buys in Twcnty-fourth Street
Frederick Brown has bought from
Frederick b. Jennings, through |. B.
Wakeman, the three story and base
ment dwelling at 27 East Twenty
fourth Street, on lot 20x49
Sale in l3lst Street
F. Howell has sold for Arnold II.
Warmolts 124 West 131st Street, q
three story and basement dwelling, on
lot 18.6x100.
Buy in Sixty-second Street
Leon S. Altmayer has sold for NJ.
Icons the four-story and basement
dwelling at 223 East Sixty second
Street.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-20
Lawyers Mortgage Go.
Buys Site for Home
Will Erect Building for Own
Occupancy at Maiden Lane
and Nassau Street

The lawyers Mortgage Company,
Richard NJ. Hurd, president, yesterday
took title to the property at the north
sau Streets, opposite the site of the
proposed Federal Reserve Bank, for
the purpose of erecting a building for
its own use.
The property consists Of three old
five story buildings at 20 and 52
Maiden Lane and So Nassau Street,
with frontage Of forty-tnrec feet on
Nassau Street, and iifty-scven on
Maiden Lane. 1t is proposed to erect
g. building Of not less than twelve
stories. Cammann. Voorhees, e.
Floyd were the brokers and Robert
Rainey associate broker
New-York tribune., 1920-01-20
Sage Estate Realty
To Go at Auction To-day
Properties in Manhattan, Long
Island City and Long Island
Will BE Sold

The first bio estate sale Of the new
year will be held to-day, by Joseph p
Day, auctioneer, in the Vesty Street
Salesroom.
Manhattan, Long Island City, Far
Rockaway and Cedarhurst, l.. L., real
estate holdings of the estate of the
late Mrs. Russell Sage. including
properties in Fifth, Madison and
Lexington avenues, Riverside Drive,
Central Park West and West 125th
Street, also a number Of fats and
dwellings in various side streets. The
Cedarhurst Offering includes sixty
seven low price houses, averaging six
rooms each. of which early posses
sion may be had If desired.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-20
SPACE i'm 5th Avenue Leased

Brown. Wheelock Company, Inc, has
10000 square feet, in the Gorham
Building, at the southwest corner of
lhirty-sixth Street and Fifth Avenue,
for a term of years.
Louis Schrag has leased the store
at 1856 West Twenty-frst Street, to the
Rainbow Button and Trimming Com
panv, also the first loft to Samuelson
Dondcs. and the second loft at 1874
and 1856 West Twentv-frst Street to
the Commonwealth Dress Company,
the fourth loft at 119 West Twenty
sixth Street, TO Schwartz & Weissman
and the fifth loft to Black & Grunstein
New-York tribune., 1920-01-20
Assignments of Mortgages

NASSAU ST. 7l-73 n John St. Sarah
Cockcrof' to Anna S rnderhill to
Abr Underhl. at Ossining, Y; A $
5TH Az. II c l02d st and property out OF
town; a I. Emma. wife Of Chas Parge. to
Ilenry rhipps Estates. 7S7 5th av; attys.
fTrH 81, 2o3-23G w: Julius Loewenthal
& Go to Fredk c Cailen. ll5 Vanderbilt
~ hAlyni attys. Wilder, e =, As
LIST ST. 554 w; samuel Schwartz to Jos
y Nries' Warwick av. Bor of Queens.
pR%>nWAy a@l fV% " ssth 1oo :, = 49,, - s.: ooo
bus aV 2oSth 81: Fort Independ-
%all s'; oxr etc; attys, White & Case.
CLINTON ST "a Roal Estate Mtge CO of
y to Rosa Kosenfcld. yo7 Prospect ay;
atty, u E siegelstcIn SO Nassau st.
CHARLES ST, II; Emma KIatal and ano
10 \ Title & Mtg Co. ls5 Bway $4,000
'4Tn ,,se. ST. ~ W. Sharles * nerwin to
ano; attys, Engefhard. = p & $. liz
losTH ST. sos ". Wn Scot, to Agency ss,n"y
Edw j West. 81 Nassau st t1o. 900
12lsT ST lss W; = part, Iawmor Realty sD.Ity
GO 10 Alice Schinmer 400 w l52d st !;
,.la Nh%s SGhi'nner. 100 Bway .... ..... $3.50
14HTH ST. s04 sos w. Baron De Hirsch
Fund to Metropolitan Say Bank. Sd
~; "'tys, w 1Iutchins. 81
l'EOADWA Az, i69th st: Vulgar
Realty Corpn to Wilbert Garrison. 300
Riverside Drive; atty, l. T G. T Co. l61
1;way ..................... e,no
I5ioA)M AN. list st. Rrootlvn
Sav Bank of BrooNlyn to the Rev .Inn
X Atkinson. 4l3 w list ST. ct al 90
tustces, attSs. Satteree. . e. S 40
all st ............ .*,01 13324
- AN' liil, " 10Th st: George T.
iioslc to jno Rinel. 40 Ocean Park
way Hklyn: attys. Salter G Steinlarrlrf
i' -'"SShi {.5 OOD
'8i' 81 l4o W, LucIus II Beers ana nno
exrs Francis 7 Lord, to the Corporation,
Of the Brick Presbyterian Church. 10
Ilh aN, auys ierril, X T. 100
i'""y '''...'-... ...... xl5 600
New-York tribune., 1920-01-20
Auction Sale Tonight
OF BROOKLYN PrOnerties

The Jere Johnson Jr. Company, auc-
tioneer. will sell at auction, in the
brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, 1870
Montague Street, at o'clock tonight,
a number Of one, two and three family
dwellings, flats, store properties. vacant
lots and plots. variously and we'll To-
Gated in Brooklyn.
The terms of sale are easy and at
tractive. in some cases only 10 per cent
cash being required. All of the houses
are rented to monthly tenants, with
carly possession if desired.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-20
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK, BY THE GRACE OF COD FREE,

AND INDEPENDENT
To Harriet L. fulaIn. 40 INecutrix OF Do
p. Fullam. deceased. lcgatee and benen
ciar. The Title Guarantee and Trust o.
as Trustee Of fund created under the terms
Of the will, Kitty Sculy OF Bren iegatse an
beneficiary, and to AL persons Interested a
creditors, legatees, next Of Kin or otherwis,
in the Estate of Margaret D. Fullam de
ceased, who at The time Of her death was a
resident OF Ing City ana County OF New Yorl
SEND GREETl\G
Upon the petition Of William Freder.,.
Layton, residing at Huntington. sunolt
County. New YORK. you and each OF you a.,
hereby cited to show cause before the Sur
rogates' Court Of New York County, neld p l.
The Hall Of Records. IN lne County Of New
York, the 9Th day Of February 1920 a
half past ten O'Clock in the forenoon of tha
day, why ihe account of proceedings of VIII
lam Frederic Layton. Executor O. the I.as.
W.ll and Testament Of said deceased ahoul..
IN TEST TlMoNY WHEREOF, We have
caused the Seal Of the Surroeates' Court O.
the said Comfy OF New York to he hereunto .
affixed
IL 81 WITNESS. HONORABLE JOH>
7. COHALAN. Surrogate Of our
said County. at the County Of New York
The 22d day Of December, in the year OF ouf
Lord one thouSDnd nine hundred and nine
teen.
DANIEL j. DOWDNEY
Clerk Of the Surrogates' Court.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-20
Tenants May Buy Fine
BROOKLYN Anartrnen,

The Casino apartments, at the corner
Of Montague and Hicks streets, may be
purchased by the sixteen families
which occupy the houses. The Casino
Mansions Company, owner Of the prop
erty, has offered to sell the property
70 the tenants, who are considering z
the cooperative plan.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-20
Satisfied Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

tlST ST 40 f: James A. Coughin AIT
~ r. 6lst st Co. Inc ct al. Oct 81 1919
thv hond) $50 q
0lST ST At Il: same agt ~ II elst St
Co Inc, ct al, oct 27 and so, 1919 (hy
c uonu' 1913. I 5
Same property; c. A Hasbrouck 4 Sen AIT
sarie; Nov H. 1919 (by bond) SIS / 5
New-York tribune., 1920-01-20
FURNITURE FOR SALE
GGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGCCGCGCCCCCC,
JANUARY INVENTORY SALE

iGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
) JANUARY INVENTORY SALE
2 EN ERYTHING FOR THE HOME 6
DIRECT FROM FACTORY TO YOU
) Quality Furniture for Living Room.
) Bedroom and Dining Room OF un- =
usual high grade. at PRICES fully
, THIRD LESS than Elsewhere. {
? WHY? SURELY.
: We are manufacturers. you pay no {
( mtddlemans profit. side street iocs- 6
) ton means low overhead charges,
; selling only for CASH and big volume :
, OF business mean quick turnovers and :
, NEWEST PERIOD STYLES
: THE BIG &C" FURNITURE WORKS. {
: 203-20b East 10th St.. NJ Y. {
: Just a step East of Sd Ave. IL" Sta c
: Cataloga Mo. - Sent On Request
: showrooms open Evenings TIL ESQ p l. {
; Saturdays 10 p NJ
CGGGGCGGGGGGGGGC GGGGGGGCGGCCGC
New-York tribune., 1920-01-20

cob Sievin. 1e7 Manhattan st; is yrs
from one mo after landlord obtains
possession III after Jan l. '2l lease to be
Tanceiled)' atty, Ira l. Rosenson. 2eS
Bway a. onO
New-York tribune., 1920-01-20
LILLIAN MAY STILL.
A /.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In pursuance of order c. Hon. John
P. COhalan, a Surrogate of this Comfy Of
New York. notice is hereby given to ali
persons having claims against Herman "
Braun late OF the County Of New York
ers thereof TO the subscribers At tnsir
plNce OF transacting business at the ofic.
OF RoundA Hatch. Dillingham; & Debs
v9ise. No SO Cedar Street, In the BorouEn
OF Manhattan. City OF New York on o.
before the 18th day OF February next.
Dated, New York. August 9TH. 1919
HEDWIG BRAUN.
THEODORE {. WEYGANDT
Executora
ROUNDS. HATCH, DiLLISGHAM a
DEBEVOISE Attorneys for ExccutorA
So Gear Street. Borough OF Manhattan.
New York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-20

IN PURSUANCE OE AN ORDER Of Honor
able JOHN p COHALAN. Surrogate OF
the County o. New York. NOTICE is hereby
given TO all persons having claims againse
MARGARETHA NJ. FESER. late OF tho
County o. New York. deceased. 20 present
the same with vouchers thereof 10 the sub :
scrber. a. the Office of Rober, E. Moffet,
No. Sa+ liroa i~ay. Borough Of Brooklyn. ia
the City Of Ns~ York. before tho 18Th
day Q. June l. -.
FREDERICK WE1SBROD. JR..
Administrator. c. T. A.
Dated. New York. the ic'h day OF Decem.
Der. 1919
ROBERT f MoFFErT. Attorney for Ad. D..
ministiator Z. T. A sa+ Broadway.
Brooklyn. n Y.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John j. Cohaian u SurrogA,,
OF the County OF New York. notice ~
hereby given to all parsons having claims
against Cornelia :. Williams late OF tho
County OF New York. deceased. to present
the Same with touchers thereof TO the
subscriber. at iis place of trAnsacting buai :
ness, No III Montague Street Borough nc
Brooklyn. In the city OF New York or
before the Sd day of May next
Dated. New York. the 2,th day OF Octe~
ber. 1918.
BROOKLYN TRUST COMPANY.
Exscutors
New-York tribune., 1920-01-20

STILL. GEORGE En- pursuance c, an
order of Hon. John =. Cohaian, a Surro
gate Of the County of New York, notice =
hereby given TO all persons having claims
a aganst George +. still late OF the County
OF New York, deceased. to present the same
with rouchers thereof. 10 the United States
Mortgage Trust Company. OF the sun
scribers, al It's place OF Transacting bus.
ness, No. 55 Cedar Street Borough Of Man
haitian. in the City OF New York. on CT
before the 2lst day Of June next.
Dated. New York. the 18th day Of Decem
Der. 1913.
LILLIAN MAY STILL.
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE &
TRUST COMPANY,
Executors.
VICTOR c. CORMlER. Attorney for Lila n
May sun. Executrix. : Rector Street.
New York CITY.
PATTERSON. GREENoUGH. EAGLE q
DAY, Attorneys for United States Mort
gage Trust Company. Executor. 12C
Broadway. New York Guy.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-20

REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION
New-York tribune., 1920-01-20
REAL ESTATE
CITY REAL ESTATE
HESS Business Property
JOHN L. PARISH
BOEO. Gil OF THE BRONX

APrRAI. .ER-BROK KER-AGENT.
I&s .oadway-Tei. $40 Cortlandt.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-01-07
Matters of Etymo;oay.

Ramblcrs among the dcrivations OF
words can always find fantastic sim
ilaritieS. "COcaync" Is centuries old
and means a land where ease and lux
ury prevail, lubberland. an imaginary
abode Of the lotus eaters. It's etymol-
ogy is disputed but possibly from the
French meaning cake" the Land of
Cakes. 1t has been connected with
"Cockney," whose origin also is un-
certain. meaning q dwcller In London
in sound OF Bow bells. "Cocayne" is
usually spelled "Cockaigne." The two
words differ absolutely In prOnunci-
atiOn. FOR 1t must be remembered that
." cocaine" is pronounced cO-ca-in;
three. not two Syllnbles. Another err
ror made by those comprising quite
q few" pronounce "paresis." which has
its "e" short and accent on the first
syllable as If that re" were long and
the accent on the second. Finally. the
origin OF cocaine Is clear, from the
South American coca plant and the
chemical Sullix 'ine."
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-01-07
THE PROBLEM

each section. count the last circle In
any one section as also the first In
the next section. For instance. in the
small chart below. the fourth circle in
the first section Is also the first cir
Gle In the second section, and so on.
The prize will be awarded to those
whose sum totals Of the figures in
the circles arc the greatest. BY sum
total Is meant the figures added to-
Scther.
When you have completed your SO
luton. fll out the blank and send it
attached to your chart to the Contest
Manager. Cut the chart and blank out
neatly around the margin, and do not
send the rest of the reading matter.
Any error in stating the total you
obtain will invalidate your chart
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-01-07

Draw continuous chain of circles
across the face of the chart to the ex-
trcmc right hand column OF figures
Begin at any number or figure in
the extreme left hand column that
you wish. Starting in this column
you may go either up or down, or to
the right but not to the left, until
you reach the extreme right hand
column.
the figures. the sum total OF which
will be the highest.
Each section OF the chain must con-
sist Of either three, four or five cir
clcs before 1t follows another dircc-
ton BY section is meant, three, four
or five circles in straight line. In
determining the number Of circles in