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Before a good crowd Sunday, Cliff ton beat the Lordsburg Base Ball Club by score of to 8. The two teams were more evenly matched than the score shows. But the Cliff ton boys were more successful in making their hits count, while Lords burg couldn't get theirs punched right; Pete Arzate the Clifton short stop had the honor of hittnig the first home run on the Clifton ground this season, it was a long drive over the center fielder; White, 3rd. Base man for Lerdsburg hit one, almost as far in the same direction and made three bags.
 The Lordsburg team certainly should be proud of the fans" of their city. It is seldom one sees so many take a defeat of their team, as the Lordsburg fans did.
 The Lordsburg boys should show a marked improvement in their team in the next few weeks as they have assembled classy bunch of ball tossers And any team in this sec tion will have to go some anytime they beat them.
 SUMMARY
 123 ' 9-R H B Lordsburg 0 2 o 0 0 1 0 0 0-3 8 2 Clifton 2O2 0 0 0 0x-9 12
 Batteries Clifton-Mason and Deck, Lordsburg, McMeans, Eaton and Gam mon.
 2 B. Hits-Marsalis, Yanez, Arzate.
 8 B. Hits, White, Home Run, Arzate.
 Hits off McMeans, in 2-3 in nings. Bases on Ball, Mason 1 Nc Means, Eaton1. Hit by Pitched Ball, McMeans 1. Struckout by Me Means 3, Eatn 10, Mason 6
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-06-11
BURDENSoME MINING TAXES

BURDENSOME MINING TAXES
 a silver, for extraction will await favorable time to mine his product relieved gold miner from heavy but this relief dose not precious supplies further handicapped If the United replace millions
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 been in office result of the democratic victory should promptly subscribe consideration the democratic club organized Phoenix. Both county should pay mitee a charge of
 very wisely that it necessary to retain offices especially  selfsupporing left We believe all iary Indian the in variou
 Ex-Governor Phoenix Washington department sailing
 
 San Francisco this month Judging voluntary them in a
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-06-11

FROM LORDSBURG
 Several automobile parties from Lordsburg, were in attendance at the baseball game last Sunday.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-06-11
WORLD WAITS ON AMERICA

called attention
  production until restored to the world and awaits of of still country fearful wachful neighbor; under they employed productive pursuits ratfes tee to a of peace.
 America will be when recactran pocsplaying
  peace passage 
 Republican that the of America on reoney than in + baors f tho world 1f Mr. 5vs, fo in majority of the hearts of the world well the stomacs
 
 fly the cravings the stomach would with the demand large measures the troube over here are
 
 sands of from productive employment of forts formally claimed not been partisan than patriotic.
 contemporaries Lordsbug and the Deming jealousy envy panied by cold in their opinions last week. commenting the action Good Roads Association favorng Highway from in New Mexico via Silver City and Clifton Phoenix Our bear in mind that both Demng points than National Highway system endorsed @ such by than National Surely Graphic the Liberal will not begrdge Clifton Silver dorsement The Demng and good roads boosters fine fellows progressive and naturally are for Demne and 1rdb e+ + and all the ime resolution adopted at the Clifton meeting of the Southwestern Association they should has not as vet enact Federal Legslaon has the Federal auth highway rou either east and west
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-06-11

authorities proceed this well southern offer their
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 cLIFToN-sPRNeERvILLE HIGHWAY Vandercook county engineer, Redd the engineer of the Geenlee County Highway makes vigorous reply to the charges fecting construction of the The article from the county engineer appears another cumn, of public before them engineers in criticism and the other defending engineering features civil opposite regarding the exact oca section highway given point becomes technical eng neerng question: detailed location In the opinion of The contained in Mr. Redds commun wasted the serious charge In the face Of these charges Of should make the county highway commission for particulars published article. would is: Where when squandered wasted? Supervisors hold public the preferred by Engineer Redd the tax through fairly aponted committee should  highway created charges Redd should be clarified Mr. Redd should be unable the other hand, the deliver the goods the chips fall where they The the justly proud of the Clifton Sprngrve highway the cooperative project Secretary appropriation the Washington O
 
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New-York tribune., 1920-01-09
Ousted Town Bookkeeper
Accused of OfEmbexxlement
Arrest Of Oneaime Choir Leader
Amazes Greenwich; 5000, 600
Altered Misainr

GREENWICH Conn. Jan. S.-Louis
Lanz, formerly town bookkeeper here.
was arrested last night on 4 warrant
charging him with embezzlement of
town funds. No bail has been offered
and he is still in Jail, to the profound
amazement OF the community in which
he long has been regarded as a citizen
of unsual rectitude.
Expert accountants are sti, lat work
on the books, and the amount the
alleged embezzlement has not been an
nounced, but it is said to be about $0o.-
600. Three months ago after the ap-
parent discovery of slight shortage
in his accounts, Lanz WAS told-by the
selectmen that they could dispense with
his services.
For ten years before that time he had
been town bookkeeper and had been in
tn confidence of the town officials. For
long period while Amos W. Avery.
town treasurer, was i'll, LAM acted as
his confidential agent. One check for
$401 which Lana is alleged to have ap-
propriated to his own use, is said to be
duplicate which he persuaded Avery
to sign while acting in this capacity.
LAM formerly was tenor soloist and
choir leader at St. Mary's Roman Cath
olic Church here and has held high Of
fees IN fraternal organizations.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-09
United Cigar Stores Get
Building in Wall Street

William A. White & Sons have leased
to the United Cigar Stores Company
the building at 72 Wall Street; to Ber-
nard L. Mosbacher the Noiseless Type
writer Company and Boorum e. Pease
100 and III Leonard Street; to Samuel
Falk loft at $50 Broadway; to Sam
uel Glaser a loft at 245 to 251 Seventh
Avenue; to Horace w. Davis and NJ
Argueso & Co. offices at Sc and IS
Pine Street; to the Alpine Watch Cor
poration office at 81 and % Maiden
Lane, and to Joseph Blumenthal and
Ivan Burger an office at 100 Hudson
Street
Walter F. Sherwood has leased for
Robert Walton Goelet the building at
the northwest corner of Church and
Cedar streets to Davis & Weiss, who
after extensive alterations will occupy
the building as tailoring establish
ment.
M. & L. Hess have leased the ninth
floor at 4o4 Fourth Avenue to the An
drews Mill Company; the fifth floor
at 26 East Twenty-second Street to
Michael Shoening; space at S29 and 331
Fourth Avenue to the Potter Knitting
Company; the second floor at 1913 to 1872
West Thirtieth Street to E. Writ
schafter & Co. and Back & Wolfe, and
the sixth floor at ii to 18 West Twenty
fourth Street to Weisberg & Green
valid.
Manheimer Brothers have leased for
Isidor H. Kempner the building 495 and
497 Eighth Avenue for a term of ten
years. The lessee purposes to make ex-
tensive alterations
New-York tribune., 1920-01-09
sURROGATEs' NOTICES

COOK. FREDERICK F.-THE PEOPLE OF
THE STATE OF NEW YORK. BY THE
GRACE OF GOD, FREE AND INDEPEN-
DENT To SOPHIA KOCH, LOUIS E.
KOCH, GEORGE ]. KOCH. AUGUSTA FET-
TES and ALBERT II. WIGGIN, as treasure
Of the United Hospital Fund. the heirs and
next OF kin and executor named in the VIII Of
ING:
WHEREAS. the UNITED HOSPITAL
FUND OF NEW YORK, a domestic corpora
ton having its principal Office at No. 105
East 22nd Street, in the Borough OF Manhat-
tan, OF the City OF New York, has lately ap-
Of New York, to have q certain instrument
in writing, relating to both real and personal
property. duly proved as the last will and
testament of Frederick F. Cook. who was at
the time OF his death resident Of the
County OF New York, deceased
cited to show cause before the Surrogates
Court Of our County of New York. at the
Hall OF Records, In the County OF New York
on the Srd day OF February. one thousand
nine hundred and twenty at half-past ten
o'clock In the forenoon Of that day why the
mitted to probate as will OF real and per
S0HS' n PTrEsRsyTIiiiMioNY PTEsTiMoNY WHEREOF. we have
caused the seal of the Surrogates' Court of
the said County of New York to be hereunto
affixed WITNESS. HONORABLE
IL. 81 JOHN p. COHALAN. a Surrogate
OF our said County OF New York at
said County, the 23rd day OF December in
the year OF our Lord one Thousand nine hun
dred and nineteen.
DANIEL ]. DOWDNEY,
Clerk OF the Surrogates Court
BREED. ABBOTT & MORGAN. Attorneys
for Petitioner. 80 Liberty Street. New
York City.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-09
Extension of Flatbush Avenue
Up for Hearing TODAY

Acquisition Of private property
needed for the extension of Flatbush
Avenue from it's present terminus at
Mill Basin to the shores of Rockaway
Inlet on Barren Island, an improve
mcnt which has been hanging fire for
several years, will be discussed at a
public hearing to be held to-day by
the Board of Estimate and Apportion-
ment at the City Hall. The improve
ment calls for the construction of a
roadway across two and five-cighths
miles of swamp and meadow land
The extension of Flatbush Avenue is
one of the first steps in the city's plan
for the improvement of mile and a
half Of waterfront in the Barren Island
section Of Jamaica Bay by the con-
struction Of six 1,000-foot piers and
5000 feet of bulkhead on a deep water
channel. Incidentally it will open up
more than LOO acres of city-owned
property in the meadows lying to the
north of Barren Island and will pro-
vide also a new means of approach to
the Rockaways through the operation
Of a ferry across Rockaway Inlet.
which it Is purposed to establish as
soon as the improvement is completed.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-09
Recorded Real Estate Transactions

rts; st; mtg $1,000; Jan ,: atty. TO At
1asTH 81. W s17 Il. n !. 1sxss.ii: rii:asetS see1
" tKea,ty Co to Gabriel McD Aston, 2is
ls4th st: mtg $4,000: Dec 2: atty
ST SIcHo1Aas As ~ AZ, swsy sss. a 1sstA st.
mia iif'1s; Rasss, Jas " a. Hyas yas ref to suphs
atty p A Westerhela So Brosd oaa s.
1857 p ST. $3.50 W. ss.ss.,1: Wilson i
Pows to ans c,.riOe sst.n. t -" iasth
ss..' Jan 8; atty. Wilson NJ Powell. Wall
1sIsT; ST ist W. $ !, 7s.sss: s'eSss eSss
y sssn 81 e. mtg 11s $1,000 Dec az alta aSo
Of Of the U to Jas e Greene. i2s W 13lst
EpGEcoMRn Avv.. IS. issxi5; John Ran.
Kin to Mabel A Dreyer. $40 s7th ct;
w,n,,,: yan 8: attys W Gibbes wholey. q
14lsT 81. II 81 sos-s1s W 1stxssi ii: starS sap1
Spite Spitzer 4 GO. Inc. to starzer Realty
Go5p. oSap 2ses 9TH av. Brooklyn: mtse $3.50,
list ST. SO w. 1s6xss.11; Deed Realty
90. 6S Broad st. to Stark. Splitter 4 Co.
II Inc; 1903 9TH av; Jan 1; atty. Title g &
14.TH i ST; 8: 900 . sth av. Soxss. il: IKE
ana Eta Stein to Dtta Stein. 2s5 W
9 1sSth st mtgs $4,000: Jan 8; atty, Abr
SANE property; Btta Stein to Ike Stein,
235 W 145th st; Jan s; all liens: atty.
l4sTH ST. SOS w. 3, ss7i.sass;1l; Grace
Reed and ano. exrs and trustees. to En-
ma Rickenberg. bo4 W 14sth st. e1r;
mtgs $4,000: Jan 7; address. g Witz.
1se1A ST. 40 ' ". .. is.9tsil1; Kate si;'I
tucker to Carrie Wachtier. on the prem,
ises heser mtas .s2 sao9' 99s,s all liens Jan
ST NICHOLAS AV. 1S. . .. los l6oth st,
s2x1oo; Irving Saw Instn to Rudolph
5snaseasr fa q Sss s VI s'nst st. ian 4 sty
AMsTnRpAM ~ ~, 80 s. tHaHIss ts.i1 1bsti slvv st.
5o11oo: franklin I. Partridge to McMor
Jan s; mtge $4,000; atty. Title G & T
BRoADwAY. W isad st. st, 97.711oo; Jules
stoddard I'd ts n rs BroadwaY i yens a.sya sioo
1saD sT. 5a5-64l w, 165xss.l1; shenk
chSreS saa S'as ss DC &c g. 1y ess nssy
p m $4,000; atty. Jos Abramson: 80
18TH ST. 44slsc W. 75x1is.i: Rela,ive tive
Realty Co. Inc. ITO Bway to Jos Redler.
15-17 Bowery; Jan s; mtse 35e25o; p
m $4,000; atty. Sam Wacht jr, ITO Broad :
AUDUBON Av. cor issth st. 5s.7xss:
George A Fisher Co to the a6se Bway
Corpn. b62 W 11Sth Ut; mtse $4,000; b
s 8; all liens; Jan Z; attys' stoddard 4 4
BnNNErT xv. q 1898 line bet land dlet Of
Chittenden & Potter. 60x1o0 (lots IL and
-, map 7l6 Of Lucius Chittenden); Max
Max to Tiffany Realty Co. 30 Church st
Jan q; atty. Lawyers Co, .1so
LOTS 41s-42o and 421-42s. map Bennett
property. Fort Washington; Rodman
Wanamaker and Guaranty Trust Co OF
Y. exrs Jas G Bennett to Edith Day,
3o5 Lexington av; Doc ia: attys. Foster
N; 81 Bway :::...:.... $4,000
Harry w Newman. 1144 Gilmore at, Bal
timore. Md; July I; atty, g g. T Co.
17sTH ST. soosil W. q. 5oxioo wv I
Realty Corpn to Sabman Realty Co. S1s
Westchester av; mtge $500; all liens;
Jan s: atty. Max Monfried, 200 Broad
wxDswoRTrHi Av. cor is4th st. 4s.sv s.sV
oo Smith Smith to Elsie ssaeps Bel 725
atty: & NJ Co, 1876 Bway. 500
"ADSWORTH Az, 29s. 2 3, 4s.6x 9 1s4th
Chemical Co, 40 w 26th st; mtge $4,000;
Jan b; atty. G & T Co. IT'S Bway 500
New-York tribune., 1920-01-09

oss L sa.snls 1s1s xsss7ss c. s.
dus a.t1 Aug Yss1 ee es nsss sss
coLTMnus Av. 18th st &! i''isSD W..
to Gott-More Holding Co, 2ss Bway; 2
vmsn msn es.tliee, sH sss sxay: $50 eco
ing corpn to VIM G strange. $50 West
Haaas Que W van 1s5 s. assS a5gs Sos
s1sT sT. :. $50. ii " Columbus av. ss''iSs iSs
csste m s45s Ian RwaH 4 Emily Lewis to Bella
ntge 5000; Geo o Casteli. Nassau
BRoApwAY. ssth st. :5ilxl.o: s'.Heo Jsn
I: Elkton Realty corpn to Daniel i' ksts, t.
10000; attys, Fisher 4 Detmai. IS ParS
11sTH ST. IS W; str lease, chattels .'evOo etc:
is4th st. tnstals sM p Q; attys. spits
1asrA 81. s47 y. n s. isxaa.ll'.' m; :'isee Dee
n..isz ns'es cs ss Park A5s,on Rn Is nIlsassth
1aIsT sr. $3.50 ". SIS s. Sasi aSassii: is'9oe ? m;
nsn,.; Ian u Giareaee i1a M Citizens TO- Fred
mtse p,I $4,000; atty. G & Co. 17s
1851 ST. $3.50 W. s. 's7xssii:: y ;i'3oo @
Powell. Wall st, & ano, exrs yrs
nDdEtoM1E; Az. IS. $ losii 'tS; asssS ssS
st. 1896; p m: Jan I: Mabel A = Drsyer rsse~
5h c; atty, VIM R Adams, &; broad esa
i4lsr ST, $40 W. .. la5xss.ii: 1''9oo . m'
Jan l: Stark. spitzer & Co to Deed
Real Realty :, Go. g s. Broad st; yrs; 5A pc:
SAME PROPERTY Jan / same to same:
aans 80 yrs c; pr mtse 100000: atty.
144TH ST. $, 100 sth ay 6osss9g: sss.YJo
I'm: Jan 9; Eta Stein to JOS Leblang'
1o1 -" 10th St; due % Jan !, 1928. 5H
y Hay ATTY. Aor ieichter' l41 nToaSo saS ado
SAME PRoPBRTY; Jan s. same to s'riSe riilie
LEBLANC, lang sod sod oNo 10th st; instals g
ST NICHOLAS PL, 1s. 8. 1os 15oth st,
tslx11ooG 1922 m; Jan Z; Rudolph Schumacher
8 yrs, 6h G: atty. T G & T Co, 17e
AMsTbnDAM Av. es, is.11 i5ssn sta'0SV st
rartridge. az Hickory Drive. Maplewood,
Eo1d bay ysy 45 pr wa mtSs $4,000 s,tys Scs
n; Jan q; Amel Realty corpn p to to' the 3
: yrs. c; attys. stoddard & N. i2s
1ssp 81. ss!:ss W $. i7.s1s.ii: :'r;'1e : no.
e CO. lis W l2oth st; yrs, pc: C: atty, It =,
AoVIa 81. o4I w, 3, 77.6x99.11; p m,
Dec 80; same to same; yrs. 6 D G; atty.
AUDUBON -Av, n g 1ssth st. 5s.7xs5:
/ p m. Jan z; The 1895 Broadway Corpn to
George A Fisher Co; due Jan /. 1925: 6
Pc; pr mtge $4,000; attys. Babbage &
BENNETT Av, e s. 1895 n line bet lands
Of Chittenden & Potter. 5ox10o, being lots
| IL and H. map 716 of Lucius Chitten-
den; p m Jan 2; Tiffany Realty Co to
| Max Marx. 4t9 Convent av; yrs p c:
atty. Lewis s Marx, 116 Nassau st So, 900
LOT 443. map Bennett prop Fort Washing
ton av; Dec "a: p m; Hy w Newman to
Rodman Wanamaker and ano. excrs; s
yrs: Int as per bond atty, Title Guar &
rS. Go. 11e Bway: :..... 81 100
Washington av; m. Dec 19; Edith Day
to Rodman Wanamaker $40 Madison av,
| and ano exrs G Bennett due Jan O.
AupUboa dYS1 a Rv. F. si5 s. sss i7stS sSo St,
101.1 to ss 176th st x95x110.1x95.5 M
| Jan 3; Abr Zanderer and Realty Co
| to Mendel Preshinger Corpn; yrs, 9
| c: pr mtge $4,000; attys, Ribman &
New-York tribune., 1920-01-09
Architect Among City
Private Dwelling Buyers
l. N. Phelps Stokes Gets House
In East 82d Street From
the Kerbs Estate

Pease & Gilman have sold for the
estate of K. A. Kerbs, Guaranty Trust
Company, executor, the five-story
American basement dwelling at 10 East
hlghty-second Street, on lot 25x10O, to
l. N. Phelps Stokes, architect, who
plans extensive improvements. The
same brokers recently sold the dwell
ing at III East Eighty-second Street,
on the same block, to Mrs Perry
MISS Margaret Fawcett has pur-
chased from Miss Matilda Muendel 20
beekman Place, q four-story dwelling,
on lot 20x75. near Fiftieth Street,
through Brakeman Quintard Meyer, Inc.
Sales on West Side
Pease & Gilman have sold for Mrs.
K. NJ. Gilbert the four r-story and base
ment dwelling at 10 West Fifty-third
Street, on a lot 25x100.
George S. Runk has sold to Joseph
Whitaker for the Equitable Life Assur-
ance Society Of America the private
dwelling at ITO West Ninety fth
Street.
w. J. Huston & Son have sold for
e. B. Sauter 228 Edgecombe Avenue, a
three-story dwelling, on lot 2Ox9O.
Frank Sullivan has sold for client
of Southack & Ball the three-story
and basement dwelling at Alb West
l4Sth Street, on lot 20x100.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-09

MADISON Av. 12s. all; Jas Dodd to Noah
Fells. 1852 4Sth st. Bkiyn, and ano; IL
yrs from Aug 1. 1919; atty. VIM Reiss.
HOUSTON sT. saa e, ali; Rund Realty ssslsy
CO to Sarah Teiselbaum, sss F Houston
Teitelbaum & J. 500 Bway. ...... So 400
5TH Az. 1is. all: Edw Atwater to SAFER
Schwartz 1ts sth av. at al: 81 yrs:
RECTOR ST. bet trinity pi ana Green eene
wich st. rooms s2s and ss3: U S Ex-
press Co to Walter J Carlin. 54s Sd
st. Bklyn.. and Rector st; yrs. from
SsTH ST: 80 e str. billiard rm & pit Of b:
W 15lst at: 10 yrs from Feb ]. 1890;
attys, kotsen Bros 81 Chambers
MApisoN Av. 1881. apt e. resms ss;nsv
Chas Juster to Solo H. Goidstone, 1871
Madison av; yrs from Oct I.
ssTH tn sr. 1o7 W Il: CAFE Hugo to Ryss ssss
Ink GO, 1o7 w 3Sth st; yrs from Jan
11srH 4ss9 81 IS e str: i. Realty 'sa;aoo sarUu
tan 1s !, Aiss ssss ii7tn ST. ". fss@ ,sse
7TH AV. s25o. ali: Ike KIND to Ruther-
ford ford Minor, as., 1880 9TH av; yrs from ON
LnNox Az AIS N. str and pit cellar. ssisS"
United Leasing Corpn to Jno F. Ltlien-
thai, $50 w l2Sth st; yrs from May
BwAY. AS Canal st. sss:s: Lispenags aiapS
st. SSs' $751; s, pt str a; Canal St Bldg corpn
~ NA1S HCAoneIS & 70. 40 NAHAi 81
from Feb l. 1890 to April 30. 1897 .3l.7so
Bronx
172D ST. s61 e. str: John Hametts to
Morris Budntck S61 E 172d st: yrs
from Oct l. 1918; atty Budnick, ssl
WESTCHESTER Av. s. l76 Con-
cord av. 176x4s.2x irreg to jackson av;
Estate John Murphy. Inc, to jackson
Film Studio Corp. 143l Bway; I'll yrs
from Jan l, 1920. privilege renews. u
yrs each; atty, NJ Monfrted. 29S Broad
way $50 to $4,000
New-York tribune., 1920-01-09
sURROGATEs' NOTICES
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK. BY THE GRACE OF GOD

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE or NEW
FREE AND INDEPENDENT
BETH # bEEnT WIEcox y sAGoN FKEDERcK nEssE q rz VII
WILCOX, HELEN BACON oATMAN. DEN
MS WILCOX BACON. KATHRYN thereto-
fore spelled Catherinel PUTNAM WILCOX.
OATMAN. JOHN G. BACON Bessie HU-
MASON WILCOX. VIRGINIA JONES WILL
COX, and to all persons interested cred
itors. legatees, next Of kin otherwise. in
the Estste Of Dennis c. Wilcox. deceased.
who. at the time of his death. was a resident
GREETING:
Upon the petition Of Frederick p. Wilcox.
residing at SO West S5th Street. In the lcor-
ough Of Manhattan City and County OF New
York.
You and each of you are hereby cited to
show cause before the Surrogates Court Of
New York County. held at the Hall Of
6th day OF February, 1920. at half past ton
o'clock in the forenoon of that day. why 1he
account of proceedings Of tho said Frederick
z. Wilcox, 4s sole surviving Executor OF the
Last VIII and Testament OF said deceased.
should not be judicialy settled.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. We have
caused the Seal Of the Surrogates' Court of
the said County of New York to he hercunto
affixed.
[Seall WITNESS. HONORABLE JOHN
p. COHALAN. Surrogate OF our
said County at the County OF New York. tho
18th day of December. In the year of our
Lord one thousand nine hundred and nine
DANIEL ]. DOwDNEY.
Clerk of the Surrcgates Court.
BUTCHER, TANNER & FOSTER. Attor-
Borough Of Manhattan. City OF New
York.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-09
Yonkers BUYERS to Build

Thomas s. Burke has sold for Albert
C. Jordan plot at the northwest cor
ner of Bayley Avenue and Belvedere
Drive, Yonkers, to Albert L. Funk, who
owns the adjoining property on Belvc-
dere Drive, dwelling recently acquired
through the same broker.
Mr.. Burke has also sold for the Land
Estates, Inc, the northeast corner
Of Wendover Road and Birch Road
to Charles J. Poirier, of this city. Mr.
Poirier has plans for the erection of a
dwelling.
The Land Estates, Inc, also sold
through the same broker a plot
50x100, fronting on the east side Of
Rumsey Road, portion Of the South
Park Hill property. The purchaser,
Sherman A. Robinson, will erect dwell
ling.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-09
'Rlnck Front
ION Frankfort
! Street Sold
eurr Printing House Prop
! srty Taken Over by
George H. Chatillon, Who
!, will Improve the Site

/ q. Charles F. Noyes Company has
.,s = William H. Klenke the Burr
.,nsine House property. taking in the
In. block on Frankfort Street from
,...b Street to Cliff Street and in
s.sss;pr is to % Jacob Street and 95
ssf sSsf Cliff Street, as we'll as the six
ss ,s bu..ding IA Jacob Street. Mr..
/, sssak. represents in the transaction
s2ssss s2sse Il. Chatillon. The Chatillon in
Ss.sss are the owners of four adjoin-
sSefslldings at this point, and through
!, ss!. Surchase they now own plot OF
I ,sfsS square feet, with frontages of
! "a feet ON Cliff Street, 159 feet on
sr Sss,tfort Street and l46 feet on Jacob
ssss es,sst It is considered likely that the
q. owners OF this property will i'm
tsve the plot just secured at the ter
,.H;n.tion Of the present leases. Lau-
ssares Mcclure represented the sellers
as,x Buildings in Thrtieth st. Sold
through SPOTS & Starr, Inc, and the
4. n. Veil Company the Reafty Cor
/ ;;srstion, Oscar Mayer president, has
& ia to Isaac Portman 224 to 252 West
.nirtieth Street, three three-story, two
nur-story and one seven-story build
;nes. occupying a total frontage of 115
ieet and with depth of 100 feet.
Negotiations ere said to be pending
& 4 rsseiling it to a builder for a
seensstory loft building.
4 sle ii Eleven-Story Broadway Loft
I Il. Tannenbaum, Strauss {. Co. have
Z 6ld for Ranald H. Macdonald as ex-
scutor Of the estate of Josephine Mac
donald the eleven-story basement and
,sub. basement building at us and 720
Broadway, on plot 50x137. The pur-
2baser Is q syndicate headed by F. l..
Refs.
Crosby Street Corners Sold
Isaac H. Hoffman has sold 1O1 and
1903 Crosby Street, seven-story loft,
adjoining. the southeast corner of
Crosby and Prince streets, on lot 40x
SSx irregular. Potts & Starr were the
brokers.
Mason & Hanson, tenants, have pur-
chased from the estate Of O. G. Wal
] tnidge the six-story loft, on plot COX
il4.4x irregular, at 79 and 81 Spring
street, northwest corner Crosby Street,
Trough Cross & Brown.
Take Over 31st Street Buildings
The two four-story and basement
buildings at "a and 30 West Thirty
asst Street, on lot 25x98.9 each, near
Broadway, owned by Julia C. Wells and
g,lH.. Smith, respectively, are to be
taken over by two companies formed
at Albany Wednesday, with A. ]. Hal
,prin, R. Blumstein and H. E. Schiff as
directors.
IL Sale of saith Street Garage
f The Cross & Brown Company has
cold for Mrs. Mary Harp to Charles E.
Miller the four-story garage at 231
Nest Fifty-fourth Street, 922 feet west
III Broadway, on lot 25x100.5.