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The Meeker herald., 1920-06-12

In calling attention to the inn
mense waste of newsprint by the
Denver Post tmost Of the state papers
refer to II as the Denver PesD the
editors Of the Gunnisou Empire did
n commendable thing. 1t is doubt
ful, however, If anything can be done
to remedy the evil spoken Of But
the two suggestions offered by the
GunnIson paper are worth considern-
ton, namely, that legal action be
taken against the Post to compel IL
to cease it's waste Of newsprint; and.
better still, people all over the state
should be urged to stop subscribing
for and reading the Pest.
The Meeker herald., 1920-06-12
To Whom 1t May Concern

| AT the regular monthly meeting
OF the Governing Board of the Rio
Blanco Commercial Club held on
Monday, Jnne 4, 1920, the following
preamble and resolutions were intro
duced and adopted:
Whereas, The purposes of the
Club and proper uses Of the club
rooms have apparently been misun-
deratood by guests, to the annoyance
and dissatisfaction OF members; and,
Whereas, This Club was organized
to bring all people OF the County to-
gether In order to promote systeina-
tic and organized effort for the pro-
motion of everything that was for
the rublic good and these Club rooms
established as n meeting place for
the Club members, and also to pro-
mote the comfort and pleasure Of
trancient visitors; and,
Whereas, Guests have ut times
made use of their cards for n longer
period than the two weeks authoriz-
ed by the bylaws, using the rooms
as IN Office for daily transaction Of
private business, at times bringing
in non n-members, and in some cases
soliciting the purchase OF stock IN
enterprises that cannot be classed AZ
for the public benefit; therefore, be
it
Resolved, That the solicitation by
guests of the purchase Of stock. or
arguments IN favor Of such purchase,
is strictly forbidden; and, be it
further
Resolved, That when n guest pre-
sents his card to the Steward In
charge of the rooms, he shall be ask
ed TO register aud the Steward shall
be required to famiiiarize him Ms to
the date Of the expiration OF the
card, and, II necessary, inform such
guest that further c0urtesies cannot
be extended until new card has
been issued him. jel2j3
The Meeker herald., 1920-06-12

While the ambitious hero's OF the
Republican party are scrappinE Tor
the nomination plum and the u. 5.
..Parli,nent" IL buzzing over ending
the war with the Hun" and, Will
liam Juniper Bryan is spreading his
nux vomica gas against President
Wilson, Ed 4. Taylor tOur ED is
Just pounding along overlooking no
bets that contribute to the general
and personal good OF the people Of
his congressional dlstrict.-Grand
Valley News.
The Meeker herald., 1920-06-12

According to figures Recently pub
lished in London, the ii. g. l.. is not
hitting people rs hard In this country
as elsewhere. The figures show that
sine. 1914 the High Cost Of Living
has risen. in Great Britain ON an
average of 1870 per cent; In France,
220; in Germany, 356; and in other
European countries ON an average oi
over 200 per cent. The general aver
age Tor the United States is given at
9G per cent.
The Meeker herald., 1920-06-12
Notice To Water Users

All users Of water for garden irri-
CATION purposes are requested to use
nozzles OH their hose, and to turn OIL
the water when not being used.
Owing to continued breaks In the
pipe lines (due To the worn out con-
dition of the mains) the pressure has
70 be kept low; hence, n shortage in
the supply of water. Waste no
water. II. T.. GRAHAM
jri5-1 Manager
The Meeker herald., 1920-06-12

The work of widening the canon
rood. above Danforth park, Will
commence Monday, under the sup
ervisiOn of Fritz Cnrstens. a good
man for the job. This work il bad
ly needed, az for years past the canon
has been a dangerous road, there be-
ing not enough room for two teams
or two autos to pass each other.
The Meeker herald., 1920-06-12

A runor comes from Denver that
Senator Thomas, will again be IL can
didate for the Senate. The senator
is in bad with his party, but he has
many friends throughout the state
on account Of independent ways; and
despite his erratic stunts, might prove
to be no mean contender for the toga.
The Meeker herald., 1920-06-12

A. r.. Rees WAS exchanging greet
iugs with his many town friends yes
terday. Mr.. and Mrs. Rees returned
from California last week. Dad" is
still more or less disabled from the
effects OF the bad accident he had on
the Coast last winter, SO will have to
take things easy this summer.
The Meeker herald., 1920-06-12

The Democratic national conven-
tion meets at San francisco June
18th. So far. none Of the prospective
candidates have q commanding lead.
Governor Cox Of Ohio. Edwards Of
New Jersey, and McAdoo of New
York, are the leading aspirants.
The Meeker herald., 1920-06-12
St. James Church

Second Sunday after Trinity
Holy Communion 1890 n. IN.
Church School D:I6 u. IN.
Morning Prayer and Sermon
Service lila. m.
Evening Prayer and sermon S.OOp. IN.
Choir rehearsal Thursday~7 7.30 p. m.
1t is our intention to hold services
at Rangely on Monday evening, and
Angora on Wednesday evening, re-
turning to town on Thursday.
PHILLIP NELSON,
Priest in Charge.
The Meeker herald., 1920-06-12

A Denver sheet gravely announces
that, "Meeker gets carload OF trac-
tors" n the alleged enterprising t0
journal aforesaid had announced that
Meeker WAS receiving car loads Of
tractors almost daily it would have
disseminated u real news item.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-29
New York Home Seekers
Get W Westchester Houses
Several Attractive Estates Pass
10 New Owners; Ohio Man
AMONG Ruxers

The Howard Setter Company sold for
oliver NJ. Oake his property in Long
vale, Bronxville, to Angus S. Mackey.
The house was held for $4,000. The
same company sold for Jacob Slaff house
on Brookside Avenue, Vernon Heights,
Mount Vernon, to the Misses Kegler,
OF this city. Property was held for
$4,000, and for Mrs. Hendricks her
property in Forest Park, New Rochelle,
to P. ]. Philips of this city. The
property was held for $4,000.
Robert P. Guthrie sold to A. Sterling
Smith his home on Weaver Street.
Larchmont, through George Howe, who
also sold for the Copac Realty Com
pany stucco house with three quar-
ters of an acre at 416 Fowler Avenue.
Pelham Manor, to A. Smith and John
Cammera who plan extensive alter
ations.
Fish & Marvin sold for Austin H
Gedney his residence on Murray Ave
nue., Larchmont, to J. t. woone, of
this city and for Mrs. Anna Steese
Richardson her property on Edgewood
Avenue, Larchmont, to Dr.. James Bovd
Of Akron, Ohio
Prince & Ripley. Inc, sold the resi-
dence of Miss Emily Buckhout at lis
Henrietta Z. Strogen, of White Plains.
and a new Colonial house on Walworth
Avenue for W. A. Sievers to Dr.. s
D. WlIllaMs, of White Plains
New-York tribune., 1920-04-29
Spirited Bidding at Sale
OF BroolAyn Lots
Ownings of Judge Henry Hilton
in Creenpoint Brings
$500 OOO

Judge Henry Hilton's property in the
Greenpolnt section, 231 lots in all. were
solo yesterday by Joseph P. Day for a
total Of 1892 900. The sale was held m
the brooklyn Exchange ard was one OF
the lvellest auctions held there for
long time.
The triangular block at the junction
OF Banker and North Fifth streets sold
for $1,000. The southwest corner of
the adjoining southeast corner of
Banker Street and Norman Avenue
we're sold to the same buyer for $1,000.
who also acquired the abutting proper
ties, facing in Dobbin Street and Banker
Street, for S1,l0O each.
Inside lots in North Fifteenth aud
North Fourteenth streets brought $7O3
each. These were the lowest prices OBJ
tained at the sale. The block front in
the east side Of Franklin Street, between
North Fourteenth and North Fifteenth
streets, brought total of ,35O. Tho
block front in the east side Of Meserolc
Avenue, between Gem and Banker
streets brought Sl4,375, $4,000 having
been paid for each Of the corners In
side lots in Banker Street, between
Meserole and Wythe avenues averaged
about Sl,10O lot.
The block front on the cast side cs
North Fourteenth Street, between
Wythe and Nassau avenues, was solo
for total Of 50 900.
Legislation enacted at Albany re-
Gently against rent protlteers does not
apply TO new buildings. Builders as q
whole do not seem to realize this point,
80 that the erection of new buildings
should go ahead and many vacant plots
improved.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-29
Assignments of Mortgages

I'd AV. 544; Marie I. Mead extr to Tidol-
ity Trust Co of New York......s1o.0 900
ssTH ST. 20. E Geo Fieser 10 Mamie Ilg
122 Bellevue pl, Yonkers Y.S3. 900
1i2TH ST. % w Albert Ehrmann to Al
bert Seligmann. 124 f s0th st......sl0O
sTH AN . J, 72.lo . 50th st; Lawyers 7 &
7 Co TO Clermont II Wilcox. 1l5 w 18TH
al. atty. Lawyers T &. T Co......S1G. 900
SD ST, 100 W, Lincoln Trust CO. trus. 10
Gertrude Martin Martin to Dry Dock
savings Institution. al Bowery; atty, r
NJ Tichenor. 80 Park Row; two assign
rnenrs ...............s2 $40, 900 and SIT. 900
11sTH sT, 2lo e. Albert Ehrmann to New
York r & NJ Co 1875 Broadway. 800
37TU ST. 1s3 +. Madeline Maxwell TO
Mary O. wife Horace Maxwell. f 74th
st: attys Cadwaladcr. W & r 40 Wall
SUFFOLK ST. 40, Mary Ilaberstroh to 10
{, i1sth st Corpn, atty, 1. 7 Gerber, 25s
broadway ............... 500
11sTH ST. n g. 22ot 1st av; Michael
Mlele 70 Daniel f ra ibene. ls KeNmare
81 ac ress. G . Cgti trne. 2s9 Bway 81, 600
159TH st. SAP W Saml Schiller TO Com
In0nwealth say Bk. 2oo7 Amsterdam av;
atty, La wyers T &. r co o..........S27 90
WEST ST, 42l; Harriet y Hanfeld 10
Warrington Brockner. 100 McDonough
s.. Brooklyn, attys, Wells g. NJ. 60 Wall
4sTH ST. i. 275 9 lotn av; Cieo Clarey.
indiv and adnr. TO Willard f Howard
so6 W 93d st. atty. II Pressprich, 80
a5TH ST. 2le W: JoheIernnna Realty Co
" David VI Herring. 2i5 4th av; attys,
f0xsch, y Il K. 29l Fulton st, Bklyn.$100
New-York tribune., 1920-04-29
Spectators Turn Their
Attention to Dwellings

Frederick Brown bought from Francis
Gordon Alexander IS East Ninety ty-second
Street. q four-story dwelling with a
two-story extension, 17.Sx100.S. Arthur
Sullivan was the broker.
Leon s Altmayer and F. Sullivan
sold for Pauline Segree the four-story
dwelling at % East Ninety second
Street. 19-10x10O.S. The house Will be
extensively altered
Brown. Wheelock Company Inc sold
for the Clark estate 80 West Seventy
third Street. four-story dwelling, 2lx
1922. to client Of Pease & Gilman,
who, after extensive alterations, viii
occupy. The same brokers sold for Ed
ward Il. Wales the four story building,
26x73, at % East Fifty-tfth Street.
Harris, Voughs & Co. resold to Mrs
William c. De Witt the three story
dwelling 226 East Sixty-second Street.
2ox7O
n j. Huston & Son sold for Nellie
K. Howell to Ennis G. Sinnot 734 St.
Nicholas Avenue, three-story dwell
ing, l7xl00, and for Ennis G. Sinnett
the fve-story dwelling at 321 West
Tooth Street. 20x100.
TIE {. A. Polk Realty Company
Inc. sold 102 Greenwich Avenue, a
three-story dwelling. 2Ox80, for the
estate OF Henry Torbert to Mrs. J.
AlTereZ. who viii alter the property
into studio apartments.
James Il. Cruikshank resold TO Abra-
ham Kutner 226 West 127th Street. a
.hree-story dwelling. 16.sx100. Isaac
0as@rman was ne broker.
Tie tour-story house at 1882 Madi-
son Avenue, near 126th Street, has
beer sold by J. T. Horn to Edward
v. Turner.
u. D Morgan sold 42s Convent Ave
nue.. three-story dwelling, 16x75, for
Mrs. II. ". Wilshusen.
sisca & Palladino resold for Eliza
beth Muller 70 Philip Masciola 437 East
listh Street, a four-story dwelling,
New-York tribune., 1920-04-29
Would Not Detract
From .Sanctitv of
Murray Hill Zone
J. A. Nigel Thinks His Firm
Comrnendable Neighbor
and Will Try to Win Res
ldents to This View

Residents Of the Murray Hill dis
trict are deeply concerned over the
suggestion that J. A. Nigel, Inc, silk
merchants, will attempt to open up the
old question of removing the zonine
restrictions on the Stokes house at 23O
Madison Avenue, which has been ac-
quired by them.
The building is opposite the house Of
highly restricted Murray Hill, formerly
the old Murray Hill farm
We have no DESIRE" Mr.. Nigel said
yesterday, ito oppose Mr.. Morgan and
Murray Hill interests in this matter.
We believe that when the restrictions
were placed upon the property Mr..
Morgan and his associates were ab-
solutely sincere in their desire to pro-
tect for themselves a district which
they believed could be held for resi-
Dental purposes. Since that time busi-
ness has crept in upon these homes
from the south and has cut decidedly
close to them from the north until
these aoodes have now, in their vicn-
ity large Office buildings, stores, an
tlque shops and restaurants
We feel quite sure that Mr.. Morgan
would rather have opposite him on the
corner of Thirty-seventh Street and
Madison Avenue a silk firm whose aim
would be ont only to change the ap-
pearance of the exterior of the iwell-
ing. but to keep it in much better
condition than it is at present, and
who would likewise proceed within
with the transaction of very artistic
and decorative pursuits"
1t IS Mr.. Migel's desire rather to win
Mr., Morgan and his associates to this
point of view than in anywise to start
legal proceedings
New-York tribune., 1920-04-29

900; astys. Wentworth. L & s. 50 Wall
Grove ST. =. i4s.s W sieecker sl'Six St. Fix
s'0 M 4 Apr "a IS; X Livts sv.s Realty Go to
p -. .......... '-.........s7o 900
WASHINGTON P1. ~, $, 1as W Wash
Hoiiey Hotel Co to e r Dickinson. at
Iaas InaaslsHay' 3l Seine Franee; due Nay 1o
WAVERLy PI, Charles ST runs
4s.s TO Sc 7th av as extended
4c,ox 1875 TO place II 1910 to beg:
pf WIde- s47 Na7y R}xs Bq7ksnoqrg I to Leigh
Schwartz ( K. IS PARK :ss Rsw sSsV'o si5 1856 80
18TH sr. l25 ", 3. 2oxloa.s; m; APT
-. henry Solomon TO Dora 3 Smith, I25
18th 81; yrs. c; attysT G & 7
18TH ST, 22a W. s. a5xs,; m: Ar 5rVsC :
es broad st; atty. G D Gregory. 12s
,sTH sT. 8 8. $50 sth av 5oxss.s: o'yno NJ;
apr u; Meyer Smolowitz TO Augustus c
tr-,r' trurnee' Bar Harbor, Ne ct al, exr and
44Ta 1raS 81 y5S : 9th Az s5,,oS sio0 600
- J J Fritz to Leigh Wieder. SAT Blvd.
Meehawlzen. \ J; yrs. G attys.
sTa Az 74o-742. 4sth st. o5xioo
Apr %; kadel Estates, Inc. to chas f
Brown' . ol RET ref: |, y sa!h st due as bond
46TH ST. 254 W. $. 16sx1oo5: D m. A9r
-, Meyer Klein to Chas f Brown. ref.
i sith st: yrs, c; atty. 7 G &
10TH Az, 722. 5. so4 4sth st. s-s.o7s az
jao; Iaeon ,x1a; m; APT ;o- IL L BachInan to
pr 5ntge $500, atty, Jno Hoenninger,
10TH ST, s25-a27, n 5. lots. eacS s''Y5y tx
~; carrie Hirsch to Fredk A Clark Mid
dlefeld. 9. # y yrs. y c, atty. T G
10TH sT. 224 ". 8 l6.sxloo. 5: Anr 800
1Harrlette Taylor to Title Guar s. Trust
New-York tribune., 1920-04-29
Deal f or Globe Theater
Negotiated by Cable
Charles B. Dillingham; Takes
Over Interest of Howard
Gould in PIavhousa

The Globe Theater. at 1855 Broad
way and POS to 215 West Forty-sixth
Street has been bought by Charles B
Dlillngham, who had held the bouss
under lease for ten years from the
n"l'hgham Iheater Company, in which
howard Gould held the controlling in
terest. and when he recently cele-
orsted his tenth anniversary as its oc.
cupant decided to obtain possession bv
Gould abroad. '''
me purchase price is said to have
oeen Sl,25o.o00, Mr.. Dillingham; paving
cash over mortgage of $3.50 900. The
tnea1er covers site fronting 23.1O
rees on Broadway and 13s feet on
orey-s'xth Street. Mr.. Dillingham;
p,ahs TO enlarge the Broadway build
Offices. ''''i ai'ce ana
New-York tribune., 1920-04-29
Recorded Mortgages

PINE ST. s, 571 William, ss.7xa71t1
1900 m; APT IS; Bway John Street
=, .osp to-, to Walter "a ss P Bliss, s7th ST.
cent atty. Edw Patterson. lao Broad
CEDAR sr being lots u ana : $500, 20, 0oo .
oIk on North River: dated ~a Jan :. isis' :
445.3; p n; Apr IS; Bway-John Street
p-pE. Corp to O. Adolph l. Gondran. l35 Central
with mtg $50 900 herewith: atty, L T
Knox. az 5th av ...............s $50 600
FERRY : ST; St. sl.3a. ,s IS. ls.l014ex irreg
Forster Polk Warrenton. n c; due Mar
3 A. i'ss - r9ob = Rer cent attys Ge.lsT
hupSerberg to Church Tenn perance Soc
So st Nichl ay; yrs, 81 per cent
BowERY. W 8, 1851 Prince st. 's4.Iox s4.Gos
212x irreg; p n; Apr as Harry and
Herman Stark to Henry Alleshetmer. $50
$4,000; $4,000; attys, Hays. X & L, 4a .Exch
FORSYTH sr. 8. 10i.a7 Hsstsr sr'gyo ~
saha TO AT e. Ssr1h s. 10sy, wofea
GRAND ST. 557 Mad st, 4oi. a4.l0x7s.Ix
Mtg Guar Co. l75 Remsen st. Bklyn:
a+tr m; r Apr n r - due and int as bend;
SANE property; Apr 27 same TO same
due and int as bond; atty same So 900
East Side
18TH ST. 8. 1888 Bway, 27loxs12x
Corp to Frances A sands 80 W 5lat St:
due July l. 1928, 81. . c; attys, Mid
pfospWA@8 etssT9St : 3 s,-5s .s Cedar St 900
again 1o2 to beg; m, Apr %; the
Sands 30 RSai 5ls. c9r0 St, due to ,v ,s
- c; attys. Mlldlebrook B. 4s
18TH ST. ai4i E, $, 5xssx1s7.a;
Co. 2s Broad St: yrs, 5ls p C: attys.
), sn@s s3I,soS s S; IS Wall ST. sfs5. ooo
Trust CO, Bklyn; dem demand. a. 20 c 70 astys myrs
MSp4so& 5qnas 4: n n us bwsy s5.s sl25, 00o
Co. IA Bway, Bklyn; demand. c.
,-11Y attys, Jonas & y. ll5 Bway. s225, 900
m; Apr 22; Hy Ho, to Madeeine sdelt ss'sfss Max
well. 74th St yrs. s c .'' attys. .tssA
-,a9 aadwaader ,a " & T. 40 Wall st .si4 900
E. s, 176xso5; 57th It. lo5 z: Apr
26 Arthur & Phoebe c Brisbane to Guar
anty Trust Co Of Y, 14o Bway: due
CO ~ i''' o4s c. attys' G & T
5sTH 81, l:s.i3o E, $. 37sxloo.5 s:l0' p no. M
nark npr Rsa,fy Eila c "a JsreTcorn !. to Lexng
pr Htge $4,000: attys. T & x
PARK Az. " $. 7a5 s4th st. 27x75, ! D u'gno n, J,
Apr Il Helen W Bourne to Bowery Saw
Bank yrs, a c: attys, Cadwaiader.
" & T, 40 Wall st. ~ sii9' 900
lOsP Mon9bor5 s s22 e,a-ns e. s. 25x1oo1l Apr IS
schmidt. 325 Lenox av and ano, trus; 5
yrs, yrs . q c. atty, Geo II Hyde Park
MADISON Av. 1898, W $, 75.il lo7sb SH'Vyo ~
25xloo; Apr %; A and f Silbernan to
Ester Seligrnan: Hart st. Bklyn, due
New-York tribune., 1920-04-29
Bankers Buy
Tall Building
In Pine Street
Structure at 1882 Acquired
by Goldman. Sachs & Co.
From Operators Who
Have Made 2 Profits on 1t
Fourth Sale in 6 Months
Spectators Bought 1t in
October. Sold Soon After
and Then Bought 1t Back

The Brown-W hcelock Company. Inc,
sold for Harris & Maurice Mandelbaum
and Fisher, Irving and Hiram Levine
the .welve-story Office building at 1882
Pine Street, 57.9x71.22, to Goldman,
Sachs & Co.
The property was purchased by the
sellers IN October from the Kean Van
Cortlandt & Co. Realty Company and
,eld by them the same month TO the
Guaranty Trust Company. In Decem-
Der It was purchased back by Mandel-
baur & Levine, the Guaranty Trust
Company retaining lease until May I,
.sao2. OF the ground floor and basement
banking space ard seven upper floors,
which i Will take possession of on
Nay 1.
Goldman, Sachs Co are now at so
Wa Street. They will occupy the
greater portion of the building on May
/. 1922, when their lease and the lease
OF the Guaranty Trust Company expire.
An interesting feature OF the pur-
chase is that Marcus Goldman, founder
~ the Goldman. Sachs firm, started
business in 1859 in building then
standing on this site.
This IS the fourth sale Of the build
ing by the Brown W heelock Company,
Inc since October OF last year.
Trade Gets Music Conservatory
Emil FeFercorn. interior decorator,
and James L. Casale, architect, have
purchased from the Lexingpark Realty
Company the three-story and basement
building at 12S-130 Fast Fifty-eighth
Street. 37.9x1o0.5, formerly occupied by
the New York College - Music. Har-
ris. Fought 4 Co. were the brokers'.
Frank Sullivan sold for the estate Of
Louis Z. Monnet, OF England, the three
story loft at 149 Mercer Street, 25x10O.
Operators Take Twentieth Street Loft
Charles Wynne and Louis H. Low
purchased from the Norman Real Es-
tate Corporation SO Eas. Twentieth
Street. an eleven-story loft, 25x1OO. II.
Meiss-n,k Uas tha hrnker
New-York tribune., 1920-04-29
After 5th Ave.
Corner for Flat Site
report Also Has 1t That Two
Adjoining Lots and Garage
Will Be Taken Over

A syndicate has a tentative agree
ment to purchase the six-story struct
ure at 1887 and 1888 Fifth Avenue.
south corner Of Eighty-ffth Street,
sara TO be the oldest apartment build
ing on the avenue The syndicate
plans an important Improvement. The
transaction also affects the two ad
joining lots on Fifth Avenue and the
three-story garage adjoining the apart
ment on Eighty-ffth Street. The plot
tage .is owned by Joseph F. Cullman,
who has agreed to sell to q syndicate
which has had plans drawn for a
twelve-story apartment, 102 22x125, to be
operated on a cooperative basis. The
tenants in the corner building, some
of whom have lived there twenty years,
nave, been given notice to vacate by
October l.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-29
REAL ESTATE
SUBJ RBAN
REAL ESTATE
SUBJ RBAN

~>ABCRBAN BUILDER sell at sacrifice u
Colonial homewh CHARM desiqned +o +.
finished in the quaint style of days need cash and
have too much construction my hands The decorations
still to be in them according 10 tba d.
sres OF purchaser The hoase has eight large light
and fine big completely appointed bathroom The nlot
lOOxl9O feet, with s.a
Only 10 minutes walk station in beautiful old
Dental section 900 feet rights afford fine
boating sailing fishing skating Splendid committing service
to New York City. $4,000 takes it. Balance two
second $4,000. first MORTGAGE s. ooo
FOR complete details apply BUILDER Office Box 74s
City Hall Station, New City.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-29
Recorded Transfers
Manhattan

PINE ST n $. 57.1 William 81. 5s7x
~ i1va41x102 walter B Bliss ct al
trus 70 alberta Ridg Corp, so Pine St
n Z; rnlge $3.50 1000, Apr 20; atty. y
v r. 4, NJ Go. ..................
cr'DaP S,r n q a loYs l4-l5 on map of a
~ -, Norfh River dated Jan 7 1919
44x55'3: Adolph l. Gondran 1875 Central
Park west ana ano to Bway-John st
Wiz on6 p,vav
cprEN;WIc'u J41>; ST 70. W =, 25.sx99l0v
"a sxos "a. Abraham and TAXED Sahadl
., al 70 Regina 3 Saportas 44g Park av:
so ,nige sg2. 900. Apr p attys Beam
,ah T. : isg Montague, ST. Bklyn 800
w -r1r<f;.roN ST 3l2 W y 20x8O.
twenty Realty co to lsadore p Huyler
s4s ManlGa 81. and Murray j Heller. A.
W llDth st. cCpartu"rs nrni or Heller
e II ~ PARK Row 81
New-York tribune., 1920-04-29
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

sTu Az 9 W c 4sth st. STR No !: unlted
cis&r 'qrss co OF Amsriea ,rds 10 GTand &
~ worrts X a,nher lax r3u-y a 9oo
ppCar,Ir.y 494.4ss en- eonr. Ne. ~ ~,
AZ tt.,a~ vps 80 irh
,sSo 81 ooo
upC.Ar,x; " 2-TA sto~ai Crsnd e. 20 ir(
-, ~ :, '>Tsnse@fd on fhn r,.,, ,a,.s'
40 ~. from, Mar 10 Io2n: arty Mr.,
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New-York tribune., 1920-04-29
Old Stationery Firm
Leaves Trade Center
Will Leave William Street After
Sixty Years for New Office
Building District

Henry Bainbridge & Co.. manufact-
urers and wholesale stationers, who
nave made their home at 50 William
street for the last sixty years, have
purchased for occupancy, through
William A. White & Sons, 215 Wash
lngton Street. running through the
block to 218 Greenwich Street. seven
;.nd ,r II, tlve story building, on a plot 26 SIX
1oo-'. Moses Crystal was the seller.
ms Is significant move, as its inAu-
ehce On the stationery trade center
may be farreaching.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-29
Cleveland Man Gets Wheatlev
Hills Home of I. T. Burden

Whitney Kernochan, of William ].
Roome & Co. Inc, leased Woodside, the
estate Of |. Townsend Burden. at
Wheatley Hills, Roslyn, l. L. to Harry
Payne Bingham. 1t consists of large
Italian dwelling, with garage and out
buildings and thirty acr-s. 1t adjoins
the estates of Harry Payne Whitney
and Alfred du Pont, and the former
Stanley Mortimer place, recently pur-
chased by Francis P. Gawan, Enemy
Alien Custodian. Mr.. Bingham forl-er-
" made his home in Cleveland.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-29
West Side Flats Sold

F. w. Johns and Kliet E. Co. sold
for Walter B. Isaac 375 Manhattan
Avenue, southwest corner of 116th
Street, seven-story apartment house,
o0x62
Frank Sullivan sold for the Berna-
ruel estate 154 West Twentieth Street
five-story fathouse, 178x1OO.