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Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-04-23
MYSTERY Marks
GUARD SHOOTING
IN BUTTE OFFICE
Daily Bulletin Building
Scene of Tragedy; Kill
ed by Mate; Talk of Ac-
cident and Quarrel.

Butte. April 22.-Hugh 3. Haran
10 years old. living at 307 West
Copper street, was shot and in.
stantIy killed at the office of the
Daily Bulletin, early this morning,
by Joe Papst, who later was arrest
Cd by Lieutenant Owyer and Chief
Of Detectives Larkin, OF the city po-
lice force.
Haran and Papst wera guards
who, with other armed mea guarded
tho newspaper In expectation Of an
attack following the mass meeting
last nipht in the bulidiap In which
the Bulletin Is printed.
Mystery surrounds the shooting.
but the theory Of the police Is that
Haran was mistakeN for an outsider
and shot by Papst by mistake. Papst
himself has made no statement
other than to say that the shoot
ing was accidental.
A story In circulation, to the e.
feet that the men quarreisd and
that the shooting followed has not
been confirmed by tho officers.
FIRING FROM HOUSE DISPUTED
Mrs. John Lowney. 246 Anaconda
road. proprietress of the Simons board.
ing house, from which officers asser,
the first shot was fired. in a statement
Wednesday afternoon denied that any
shot had been fired from that house
which she has occupied for the past
16 years.
On the other hand, several officers
say positively that the first shots came
from the boarding house. frame struc-
ture overlooking the entrance to the
Neversweat mine, on of the larger
properties.
Two Say They Saw Shooter.
John Templeman. special deputy. who
had served with the fifth marines in
France and the sixth marines in Ger
many, said today:
"The man who fired the first shot
stood in window on the second floor
Of the building At 2A6 Anaconda road.
saw the shot fired 1t was directed
into the crowd Of officers. Just 40
soon as the shot was fired, I called the
attention Of Undersheriff Jack Whalen
to the man and also to the fact that
the man ut the window was the one who
had fired the first shot. Before Z good
look could be had of him. the firing
had become general"
Undersherih Whalen substantiated
the statement Of Templeman.
'Templeman," he said, called my at
tention to the fact that the man in the
window Of the building had fired the
first ehot"
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-04-23
SPAlN'S RENT CURB
PASSES LOWER HOUSE

Madrid. April 2222-A bill fixing rental
dates for houses and flats in this city
had been passed by the lower house Of
parliament. and has been sent to the
senate where an early report is fore
cast.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-04-23
LEGION DEMANDS LAND PLAN

Indianapolis. April 22.-The Ameri-
can legion will present "the strongest
possible opposition" to any plan by
congress to eliminate the land settle
options from the legion's compensation
plan. according to statement by
Franklin D'Olier. national commander.
His statement said:
1T has been reported that congress
might disregard the recommenda ton
Of the legion regarding land settlement
home aid and vocational training.
"Such a suggestion would without
question meet with the strongest pos
legion. The American legion has given
the whole subject careful considera-
ton and advanced the four-fold plan
only when it was apparent that plan
best meets the desires and requirements
Of ex-service men and women through
out the country.
Need Half Million Farmers
Consider what it means to the
country to have from a quarter to q
half million ex-service men going to
the farms, not as hired hands but as
owners Of farms, increasing the output
Of farm products in these times when
ther is such cry for augmented pro-
duction of food.
"Consider. from 10000 to a MIL
lion ex-service men assisted in pur-
chasing homes in these times Of home
shortage and rent profiteers.
Think of q half to full million
young men by vocational education in
or casing their skill and powers of pro.
duction when such production is neces-
sary to bring down the cost Of living.
The economic value of these three
propositions means SO much to the
future Of the country that in urging
them from congress. the ex-service men
is showing exactly the same concern for
his country's future as when he offer
ed his life in the army or navy, and
again as q civilian took his unresitant
stand against the seditious element
which would overturn our government
by force"
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-04-23
AGREE ON WAFER POWER.

Washington, April 22-Virtual agree
ment has been reached by the senate
and house conferees on the waterpower
bill
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-04-23

TWO GIRLS BURN IN OIL FIRE.
! Wichita Falls, Tex, April 22.-Two
girls were burned to death in fire
that swept three blocks Of frame build
| ings at New Town. in the Burkbu.nett
| oil fields. Six wells were damaged.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-04-23
Republicans Agree Ten
tatively on Four Tax
Forms to Raise Billion
and a Half in 2 Years.
CommanderD'OlierSays
There Must Be No Elm
ination of Farms, Home
and Vocational Option.

Washington. April 22.-The fight
against levying sales tax to obtain
part Of the money for soldier relief
legislation was taken to the floor of
the house Thursday
Amid applause Of the Democrats,
Henry T. Rainey. Democrat, Illinois.
charged that the Republicans were at
the promise of $1.25 day bonus. The
applause quickly shifted to the other
side when Representative Ticher Re
publican, Kansas, retorted that the
Democratic cspousal Of n retroactive
war profits tax was designed solely ito
catch votes
Meanwhile, the Republican members
Of the ways and means committee had
agreed tentatively on four forms Of
taxes for raising $500, 100000 in the
next two years. While the sales tax
added opposition to it was said to have
developed. though Republican leaders
doubted whether it would be eliminated
as a revenue getting scheme. The three
other levies tentatively accepted by the
cOmmitte were tax on all stock cx-
change transactions equal to the amount
of the brokers' commission; an addition
nj surtax on incomes, probably in ex-
cess of 5000. and an increase Of ap-
lJ per CeAt ou CA1SkiuS
taxes on cigars and tobacco.
Would Squeeze War Nabobs.
In the absence of final agreement
on the revenue producing methods, Re-
publicans who had forced the call If a
party conference for Thursday night
agreed in conference with the Repub-
lian ways and means committeeman to
postpone it until April 50, when the
complete majority program on soldier
relief legislation is expected to be avail
able for discussion. Final action ON
the revenue plans. committeeman said,
would be taken this week.
Representative Rainey, in bringing up
in the house the fight over the means
of obtaining the money, charged that
''the Republican millionaire steering
rommittee'' sought to "tenderly care'
for those made immensely wealthy by
the war. His charge that the Repub-
leans sought by the legislation to buy
the soldier vote was termed ian insult"
by Representative Campbell, Repubi-
can. Kansas who demanded that the
Democrats proceed in ORDER Reply
ing to Mr.. Campbell. Mr.. Rainey said
he would ''state facts and let the coun-
try judge"
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30
Leases in 43d Street Building
Now Under Construction

Poase q Ijliman have lcascu large
space IL the Nation&! Association
BuildlNg, snow under construction on
the north side c. Forty-third Stree.
between Fifth AZ. Sixth avenues, to the
National Is-.it Bond Association, and
& toe American Calculating Machine
Geo r. Read & Co. have leased for
Otto Grmner, for d long term Of
Years the buildings at 232-234 East
Thirty y-seventh Street. and floor at
23O East Thirty seventh Street to the
Nurses Quitting Association, for Mr.
Grimmer.
Robert L. McGhee and Francis B..
Robert have leased for W. H. Browning
to the Scanned Water Garage Company
the northwest corner of Pearl and
Hague strets for a term Of years. at
an aggregate rental of Sl50000. The
and viii be improved By the lcssecs
H. NJ. WE'LL Company has leased for
twenty-one wears for Mary A. Booth
the property 295 West Thirty-eighth
Street. The lessee viii make extensive
alterations and use part of the build
ing for its own occupancy, and pay
about Sl20,000 renta! for the term.
Inc same company has leased to the
Hanover Lunch Company. in connection
Win NIOSS a Drown lOf tne henNaru
estate. the property at 365-367 Seventh
Avenue, two old buildings which will
be demolished and added 10 the plot on
the southeast corner Of Thirty-tirst
Street and Seventh Avenue owned by
the Berg estate and leased recently to
the Hanover Lunch Company by Mr..
WE'LL.
White Goodman hae leased the top
loft al ! West Seventeenth Street to the
G. & s. Dress Company; the fifth loft
at 20 West Twenty Street 10
Goldstein & Wallace; the fourth loft
al 50 Fast ThirrV-hrst Street to Bloom
& Finkelstein; the top loft at % West
Twenty-siXth Street to Pomerantz,
Ademan q Wasserman; the first loft
at % West Twenty y-sixth Street to
Joseph Bros. and the store at 1872
Madison Avenue to the Hillside
Silk Company
Hattie NJ. Frank has leased the three
lofts at 492494 Broome Street to the
Francisco Arrange Company, of Tampa,
Florida, at an aggregate rental of
$50. 300 karnow. Of Brett Goode Com
pany. was the broker. Miss Frank has
also rented the store and basement to
the Litho Stone Company, at an aggre-
gate rental OF $4,000.
Henry Shapiro e. Co. have leased
space in the Guaranty Trust Building,
at Fifth Avenue and Fortyfourth
Street, to Harry Wind; and the first
loft at go Sixth Avenue to l.. Cohen
n Son
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30

Abr NJ Schwartz. 247l White riairs
pALY Az. :o7s Emma Pagendern to H.
atty A Steinmetz. 1905 r lso.h 81. oaa
FRANKLIN Av. Ie5S. Sos L Feiahe-g tn
isaac Lowenfel6 Realty Corpn. 81 LIB
Trty st atys, Hirschnlsn & I, l4,s
hroacway ......-............ ...-.-.... s. 90
" = Ll.AcE Az $50. Agnes schneider ta
crank kolh 7o7 fremont aN. atty. \
Cianc hetti 90 2sst st.. s. ene
-s,rH ST. 81 f. Hy Dreyer TO benenson
Realty Co +el 1874 st atty airs
NIchol. Si7 i57th 81 st..-..-....... 81 roe
" EbSTEk AN. 1885 samuel / H.wlstt
anu sno, trustees, 10 Fairfield notSsat
corpn. 100 B~ay; atty. Title Guar < =
D - Bway .-.-.... ...-.. $ san
ieIS'T ST. 10 Z. Marie Walter te Anna
Il Moidenke. Watching. y j. ana Ano.
trustees at'ys. Saiter X : l4o Nassau
ARTHUR AN. @l.s AisA warenaorn -
Sonhie WarendorT zoo W 54th ST
atty S1eia. c. Wall St..... &
" AShlNGToN AN. e = 1854 l,sth =
+i-sxless, l. Xucker & Go to Jacob
THossnisn. SIS Westninater ri Bkien
attys Lewis 4 :. eae Rwav s,na
~ tH slTN Az .zS7. Nm G R,rgsn T.,
Mary X owen. 1918 Clay aN- attV May
Gwen. 1913 Clay aN s. on,
- II ST 40 k Amelia Ruter. ad,.N.
q Amelia Ruter. - " sed ~ a,ry =,
farauer 81 Bwsy s.
I Nv EhSlIl Az. 1872 John = ps.th
to Mary A Bel. 2o59 Anthonv Az. -.
h4''enian X y. S9l I49th 81 s. 800
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

I'D Az. 1909. all. Mariana n,ow -
10 9'S"sflSa vrs go Gussn berger on the premises.
Nor1s, ''on, Sl Nay Nay lsl4 atty. Chas NJ
s2D ST. - W, y str & b. L : tYnnsf, sa."g
80 Lincoln Dress co - al from reb
=, Reiburn. sI7 Bway =. SO oos m
HOUSTON 81 40 L. cor str 4 b Israel
y zen 10 9,S samuel eael,. Meyer ies /: Houston
..Eti Engei ~ Bros ~ Nassau 81, nj mo s.:
80 ,l' ~ ~ W 8. IL, Raukin, pro
10 " 4th 81 ext lcasc. . vrs fror,
1ct J. ''2o atty. Carreau. 100 sfh
SIR. -. u ". part main noo, & 80 ns''.
OF b: jeanette Freedman to Chas kopp.
's + san 81 Yrs from Nev j.. 1912
LUDLOW ST ia. TWO strs. b & small
house in rear. Jos kantrowitz to sa,nl
ff horo wiz gol Ross 81. BNyn: yrs
Io'1 W Hqy i, is3o attys koppeIman a a
Park PL. .. all. Duncan Realty % t.
Artemas Ward. (Wsrd & Gowl. L 18th
Everett. c & b 81 Wall St -...'..si 500
4TH ST. ls7 e. the land VIM w As,or
May !. 1919; atty, Morris Cukoo.. 81
5TH Az. 7oe. Sd fioor. Dlkran g KeIekian
TO Arthur Tooth firm Arthur Tooth &
Son. London. Eng yr from Nov !. 10.
option TO renew TO April so. 1925: attys.
Currie $ q Nj. 81 Bway. .-... sssoo
7TH AV. 2So. all; owen Realty GO 10
from June :. 1919 ..........-... S. 5oa
ST NICHOLAS Az. 65i % all. rhos Sic
Partiand. and ano. TO Jos II Mccarthy.
12s Sherman aN. and ano. ! years from
May ], 1919. atty, Abr Weller. 2cl
REApE ST io6-ios. rear = Of is, ior
David Stroynlan. firm d stroymsn shoe
Co, to Posner 4 Brown. on the prem
ises; al Yrs from Nov !. 1913. seoO
18Th ST. l26 W ali. charles l. Tappin
10 simon FrutAin. firm Saiix Co. l.s
West Stth 81. y ,eara from May
1870 ....-,. So 600 70 SIS con
olH Az. 45th ST. stores and IN
Hotel Lorraine. United cigar Stores 81,
Of America to Groppec Realty Corp
from MAJ !. 1919. 10 prt r. l--1 "ft54.
loster a Newman e} Bwss-. si7.S0n
7TH Az 322-et ~ w eNth at all. \ y
ite ms & Trust Co trustee. To Norfls
Woinsiein. - W I1oih ST. - ai 10
Nears from May J. 1920. year reuei, .
attorneys Miller * B. 90 Iiber's ST.
tnid 50 nrp
Boston I'd ..........-..'. ...... 20
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30

triple fiat at GIG and 618 West 1921
Street, on plot 50x70
=, He' q Stern have sold for Millara
huh ~. the hve-storY apartment at Bis
West l4Ah Street, on plot 33.4x1O0. to
Charles Wynne.
Steamship Man Sells in 139th Street
John Finck has sold for Oscar p
lhomas to b. Rush Stoddard, president
OF the West Indies Steamship Companv
lnt slX-story apartment known as the
blllmore, $40 West i39th Street, on
plot l00NlO0; FOR Frank Lugar Court
Nebelie, sixstory apartment. on plot
lc0xlOO. at 40 APP West 1920 Stree.
40 Pike Street, a fiVe-story remodeled
tenement, on lot 25xl0O; Tor John r
and Sarah Frances Britton. the two
hve-story apartments at l2l-123 West
l31th Street, and resold for Lillian
Secholzer, the fve-story apartment
on plot 40Xl00, at 5l4 lest 134th
Street
More Sales CT West Side
The a. G. Thompson Co. has sold
22557 Seventh Avenue, two tive-story
apartments with four stores, for the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.
Alfred Olenick, A. Levy and William
Marks have sold for a NJ. Hirsch the
iive-story single flat at 35 West Hath
Street, on lot 20XlO0.ll, to Jacob Schnel-
der
Samuel II. Martin has sold for Alice
NJ. Waters the tive-story apartment al
% West Nlntv-seventh Street. on plot
o,XIUU
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30
Drive Apartments
Sold by Trust Company
'"o structures at North Corner of 84th Street Re.
ported Sold by Empire Trust Company; Wash.
'"s'on 11elghts Center of Flat-Buying Movement

Louis P. Dowdney has sold for the
Empire Trust Company. as trustee. 12o
and 10 Riverside Drive, nine and
we've story apartments, on plot 127x
-, ,s~ irregular, at the north corner of
r'ghty-fourh Street. The purchaser is
cl'ent OF Stoddard & Mark.
Jules Nehring, lns., has sold for the
Eoilege Holding Company the Rock
ci'He and the Highmount. two six
story apartments with four stores at
.ne southeast corner of Broadway and
- - ISL street. on a plot 12Ox100, to
Nharies kummelman and Max Colin:
ana IN conjunction with Harry Lew
mas sold the hve-story apartment
at olb and 6lS West ls2d Street. on a
plo. 50x7O. VA q
Mr. Nehring also reports the sale for
the Gable Brown Realty Company of the
h'gncllH siX-storv apartment. on
plot lOUX1OO on tbs southeast corner
OF l'''th Street and Audubon Avenue.
More Upper Broadway Activity
Charles Galewski has bought from
Simon Fichel the Mecklenbcrg, the SIX
story apartment at the southwest cor
ne OF Broadway and 146th Street. on
plot looXl00 The Fischer Realty Com
pany negotiated the deal.
Heights an Active Center
The Bcnenson Realty COMPANY has
resold to a client of Samuel II. Golding
6o2 to 566 West 190th Street, two five
story apartments.
Harry Levy and Nehrino e. Co. have
sold to Lyman Schwartz the fve-stors
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30
Apartments on Concours.
Recently Erected Sold
Houses on Large Plot at 10th
Street Corner Bought
bv Investors

A. Phillips and Charles Goldberg
have sold for the Hyber Holding Cor
poration TO Posner & Silverman the
northwest corner Of Grand Boulevard
and Concourse and l67th Street, mod
ern apartments, on plot i51xl39x irreg-
ular Mr.. Phillips also sold for the
Macy Construction Company TO Abra-
nam BrlcHen the tive-story apartments,
On plot lO0X89, al the northeast corner
OF Creston Avenue and lS4th Street.
Joseph q. Hart has purchased from
W. H. Mann 1919 and 1858 Simpson
Street, on plot S7x100, two fsve-story
apartments
Joseph g. Haft has purchased from
NJ II. Mann l049 and 1853 Simpson
street, two 'ive-story apartments, on
plot 37Xl00.
Sales of Dwelling Houses
Lott & Stearns have sold for Miss
Rose a. SAca the two-family DWELLING
at 496 East 143d Street, on lot 25xlO0.
to Thomas Dwyer; also, with George
tostar, for the same owner. the ad
Joining dwelling at 432, on lot 16.SxlOO
II. A. Irotta has sold for Frederick k
Gambel PSI East 154th Street, three.
family dwelling, on lot 25xl00
Harry Calm has sold for J. c. II.
oebcke the two-story and basement
dwelling al 337 Corlear Avenue. on lot
z5X99, through Daniel ". Foley & Son.
Calm Z Calm have sold to Eugene
Savar 1886 Creston Avenue, a two-fam-
ily dwelling and garage, on lot 25x95
through Joseph Meyer.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30
Creeters Headquarters
In " est SD Street
Will Spend 100000 i'm Rent for
New Premises; Association
Will Take Possession

The Greeters' Association has leased
for ten years the five-story buildings
at 1o2 West Fifty-second Street for
its local headquarters. A rental of
100000 will be paid for the use of the
building during the ten years The
decision to locate in Fifty-second
Street was reached recently by the
building committee Of which L. Mar
shall Thompson is chairman. The
building is occupied by the Elite Head
walters Association. The Greeters will
get possession of the property in Sep
tember.
Two dining-roous and kitchen
comprise the basement floor Of the
front building, which will be subleased
by the Greeters as restaurant The
second and third floors are laid out
as clubrooms and the two floors above
are divided into living quarters.
The rear building or annex contains
thirtytwo bedrooms.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30
Hospital Extends Control
In Livingston Place
Old Stuyvesant Catlin House and
Adjoining Property Bought
by New York Infirmary
Carpenter has sold

Leonard J. Carpenter has sold for
Lynde catlin, 6 Livingston Place, the
former home of Nicholas William Stuy-
vesant CatNn, together with the abut-
ting property at 800 East Sixteenth
Street. TO the New York Infrmary for
Women and Children.
Schumacher e. Sons have sold for the
estate Of Simon Rubens to Celia Fielder
the three dwelling at 355 East
Eighth Street. on lot 20x75.
Moore, Schultz & Cof have sold for
Mrs. Emma H. Worcester to the Amer
Realty Company the three story dwell
ing a 462 West 144th Street.
Slawson e. Hobbs have sold for Mrs.
Henritnez % West Seventeen Street, a
four-story high stoop dwelling on lot
19x1O22 to Daniel B Friedman.
John H. Pierce has sold for Mrs.
Charles Porcher 243 West 12sth Street.
a Jhree-story and basement dwelling on
lot l6Xl00, to Mrs. Francis; also sold
for the estate Of Elizabeth Tayntor 242
West 1920 Street, a three-story dwell
ing. on lot 17x100. to Susan l.. Fletcher,
of Washington, D. c., and for c. p.
Buckley 253 West 137th Street, five
story American basement dwelling on
lot lsx10O.
O'Reilly e. Dahn have resold for
Harry Aronson 474 West 142d Street. q
four story dwelling on lot 16xlO0.
James H. Cruikshank has purchased
from the Broadway Savings Institution
2l1 West 126th Street. d three story
dwelling on lot l6.SX99.l1, through Har-
ry Sugarman, and also bought from
Margaret c. Mcintyre 26 West 12Sth
Street, q vacant lot, 25x100, through
George W. Brettell.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

115rH ST, 8 $. 27s e Leno1 av: life
l1suTanss ,hra C, = snd Trns' ~, CO trustee .
wADswoRTH AZ. e c lals. st. Lotgoid s1g, oEG
gornn to ;, seym9us Il Rssl,y 20 Is Broad
18TH ST 5ls-2o E. Joseph Regnaulf IN
GiVld ana e1trx, to Centra! Savings
l'ank' ~. Fourth av; attys. Amend &
9TH ST ;. l7A.4 " rway. oliver smith
70 chas / Patton. 42l W 57th; int Of
AMSTERDAM Az s. 52s 8 le6.h st
Protestant Episcopal Pubic school
70 Lawyers Mort Co, 50 Liberty st IN,
Trust Co. trustee TO I5ankers 'Tr4s. GO
a. trustee. attys, White & Case IL Wall
THI;sD ~. 1919, Geo Glena to Y y ;rit9o Ggo
lo4u s NsF 81 8? I? - HoS.ayv Bway (, -r. >, 500
James Horler II W 10Th at attys s,'''r Nc.
Reynolds * Hunter so MAIDEN Isna
KERRY ST 49, Blanche J Burg 70 AZ A.
spTH ST. "a e Er3igrant Indust ssv
Bank 10 Jos Fl Fitzpatrick. on me
5TH Az. $50. c 2,st st; Nora H
Eerzbers to Sidney II SOM. sl2 y 7cfh
st; ar assns; atty. Jas Frank ISL "
Cab ST 80 E, Andrew wilson. adm 20
Title Guar Trust Go, 50 Liberty
la4TH ST. 5l1 W: Addie R Haas ~, TO- ~ Rohs =
6 Fulton. go " 1924 ST: atty. I3 e
Kopsiinan, ESQ Dway. 81 o0,
lSr Az. 9. 633 18th st: Edw Rrurr-
'n"r and ano. exrs. to Antonio R!cco-
bono zoe ist av. ct al atty, Jno Mazzer.
5drH ST. al7-3l9 e, Farmers Loan &
Trust &C. Co trustee to Lawyers M;se co.
10TH ST 40 Salvatore soraci 10
Anna lie Pinto. 200 "a av
siTH ST. 1856 w, Alfred Meriing and
ano. trustees. TO Wm r Roanc at rasr
1rvington. Y. and ano: address + ~
e. q b Roane. l2s 10TH avs21 60o
l3+TH ST 522 W: kean Manhattan Cornn
TO Siegel Cohen. 3ls w saith al ar,rs
Lewis & :, 2.9 Bway- .Ia1
ANTHONY Az. 1910: Benenson Realty 20
to Louis Evers. 2se Sd av; atty. Title {;
& 7 Co. 17s Broadway 81
NysE AV, y, il4.7 n Home boxloo, chss
T. Gautier to Lawyers II Co, IS Liberty
st atty, Lawyers II Co, SO I.ibert
CONCORD AV " c ST Joseph. l00xiOo
Max G. Herman and ano. indiv and "a @
copartners Arm Herman & Greenhlat, "a
Alex y Bernstein. sl ST Marks ~
Brooklyn; attys, Jonas & n. Il5 Droac
way x1oo
AVENUE \. =. lot p map New Village
jerome. 2SAloo. John Il Merrett to con
cetiino Bertone. SIS h 2l4th ST.. a,ly
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30
Kilborn Takes Woolworth
Estate at Deal Beach

Horace NJ. Kilborn. former vice-presi-
dent Of the National City Bank, has
taken over the Woolworth property at
Deal Beach, \. j.. bought at the auc-
tion sale held last week by Joseph P.
Day.
The kilborn mansion is in the vicin-
ity of the Woolworth property. 1t is re-
ported that Mr.. Kilborn plans exten sive
improvements on the Woolworth prop
crry