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New-York tribune., 1920-06-07
CovelMadeF From R0fter
In independence Hall

Special Dispatch to The Tribune
PHILADELPHIA, June GA
gavel made from rafter in In
dependence Hall will be welded
by Chairman Will H. Hays in
opening the Republican conven-
tion at Chicago tomorrow. In
order that the idea of independ-
ence and Americanism may
dominate the convention, Mayor
Moore to-day took the gavel with
him to Chicago.
independence Hall was recently
renovated. and Wilfred Jordan,
curator; presented the Mayor
with sthe gavcl. After his cleo
tion as one of Pennsylvania's
"Big Twelve" the Mayor decided
that the gavel would be an -appro-
pirate gift to the convention from
the. city in which American lib
erty was born.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-07
Ban ON Kultur Extended
Reopening of Cermanic Muse.
um at Harvard POSTPONED

Special Dispatch TO The Tribune
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, June 6.-Fear.
ing the ravages of vandals or fanatic,
officials of Harvard University hav.
postponed the scheduled opening Of
the Germanic Museum here, built
large y through contributions from ths
late Adolphus Busch, St. Louis brewer.
The heavily barred oaken doors re.
main immovable beneath the knocks ~
curiosity seekers and only a lonely
caretaker is allowed to gaze upon thu
art creations within He has little to
do, apparently, for even the grass
about the building remains untrimmed
and the golden hands of the clock ara
uplifted at II, as if in abhorrence at
the German "Kultur" within the walls
The opening will be postponed until
after the declaration of peace.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-07
Island Governors
Stand Puzzles DELEGATES
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

foPoQEoeF 171oPtFEVU TO I TIE 1TT0Nne
PROVIDENCE, June 6.--Althoueh
Governor Beeckmaf1 of Rhode island
has ifonmally announced himself as a
cadidate for the Republican nomination
for Vice President, delegates and al
ternates who left here to-day for Chi
cago declared they knew nothing of
the Governors real intentions. They
expressed surprise at his announce
ment. The delegation left shortly be-
fore noon.
Although neither the delegates nor
party leaders would comment on the
Governors candidacy, there were some
who declared it "camoufiage. The
Governor, it was suggested, has aspire d
to seat in the Senate and this aspira-
tion is believed to be his underlying
New-York tribune., 1920-06-07
Perkins i'm Sanatorium:
Will Miss Convention
Capitalist Ill Two Weeks, but
Daughter Says He Will Be
Home in Short Time

r, Suffering from a nervous breakdown.
George W. Perkins, the capitalist has
been IN a private sanatorium for two
weeks. Mrs. A. +. Seaman. daughter,
sa'd iast night that her fathers con-
aitloh Is not serious and that he will
short time. :
Because Of his illness, Mr.. Perkins
is unable to 20 to the Chicago ronwan1
ton as delegate from the Bronx y
was announced yesterday that Thomas
W. Whittle. alternate, would be xeshc..
IN his place. Mr.. Perkins rccentlv
took rest in the Catykills.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-07
Maine and N. HI. DELEGATES or

BOSTON, June 6.-The Maine and
New Hampshire delegations to the Re.
publican National Convention left here
to-day. The party, which numbers
about seventy-tive persons, is due to
arrive in Chicago at o'clock Monday
afternoon
New-York tribune., 1920-06-07

$500 no delegates would be sent to the
national convention.
Wood and Lowden forces contested
for the Southern delegates this year,
and the Wood forces lost, the national
committee giving Governor Frank O.
Lowden 88 of the 1877 delegates whose
seats were contested.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-07
Taft Sees
Little Hope
For johnson

CONTINUED from page one)
New-York tribune., 1920-06-07

later made the announcement that he
would fight against any change in the
tentative plank.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-16

Tuesday of a gang of anarc1
 is understood evidence will \
 duced to show that aA eFe1 for the assassination of pi men was formed. During the| months, it is said, it planned d der of ministers and preparel sational coup against Field Ailenby, British high commiss Egypt and the Sudan and the
 During the past few montl have been N number of murd
New Britain herald., 1920-07-16

the Connecticut civilian rifle team which will compete at Camp Perry n the national championships beginning August 23. The Connecticut team has not yet been selected, the final try outs beiHg scheduled for next Sunday at the East Haven range. The rifle team comprises 1 8 men, 12 shooting members a captain. a coach. a quar- terrnaster, range officer and two al ternates. The pistol team is composed of five shooting members and the cap- tain.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-16
TELEPHONE A LUXURY

That Is What German Officials Think
 for They Are Levying Tax on Sub-
 scribers.
 ernment hopes 10 raise 1. 900, ,00e, ,ooo marks by unusual levy on telephone subscribers. It is announced that they will be assessed a special one time tax of 1000 marks which will bear interest and be returned when the subscription is cancelled. Charges for the use of telephone will be more than doubled and postage rates in- creased 100 per cent in April. Tele- graph rates will be heavily advanced.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-16
SCHENCK NAMED CAPTAIN

Greenwich Man Will Head CiviliAu
 Rife Team in Contests at CA9p
 Perry, August 23.
 Hartford, July 16.-Adjutant Gen. George M. Cole notified the executive officer at Camp Perry, Ohio, today that George L.. Schenck of Green wich had s4 appointed captain of
New Britain herald., 1920-07-16
ALLENBY A MARKED MAN

Cairo Ring of Anarehists Had Also Plotted Against Life of Sultan and Other Notables.
 Cairo, July 16.-Sensational evil dencs is expected at the trial next
New-York tribune., 1920-01-27
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

READE ST. 1908, front halt lst loft;
lDDavid stroynan Shoe GO to Psrss n
sTH Av. 4s6. = e c 36th st, all, saransc
Realty Co to Jno Ginrit5 W losth 81.
and ano, yrs from Jan l. 1917, atfN.
Michael Mckenna. 4ss sth av
$500 and $4,000
SAME PROPERTY: all; same to same ;
9Th Av elo basement. bert l. w legins
to Jno Bonadio. 40 " 5sth st; Z Yrs
an 'FS %v re n7s al 1913 geui. Ma,haner trusse
70 David Steigerwald. firm Steigcr-
wa!d & Son 1872 Sd av: Yrs from May
osTN ST. no W: basement store. Daniel
Ryweck and ano to Nathan and Samuel
spector 1889 45th st. Bhlyn atty,
7rH Av, " iisth st lsoo VI; str ana ana
part b; Probitas Realty Co to Amenag
Kandigian. 226 " l46th st; yrs from
Sept / 1918; Esbert Mills. s+a " l45th
LIsPnNARD ST. ii; ali. Harry x Gfies
70 Eastern Merchandtse Go. 44s Bway
10TH Az 8 W l4th st. ali; FRANK !
Davidson and ano TO Geo Holob-r sol
W 18th At, and sno: yrs from Feb :,
Maiden LANn. i,7: iii: henrietta '3i.ag nij4s
to a fusscy Leaf Tobocco on the prem
II M Peyser, 32o Bway 81, 900 ard $500
NsT ST. W: str. b. c and yard Gustave
Bloch TO Morris BrendeH. @sI r. 18th st
and ano from Jan 20 1920 70 Jan A.
1922: atty. II NJ Peyser. 22o Bway 81 500
HESTER ST. al 6th ctr from W c
christie st; Samuel Abeloff to Jacob
sheenk'. on the premises: yrs from
asTH ST, i ios ", ali: Matilda rich 70 TO
Michael F Eich, agent. to Harris sus-
Kind, 1855 Morris az. yrs from MAJ
1890 atty Bernard Trencher. ego oth
AID ST, is-2o "; IN and 9Th !otts II "
r rot h Ga1 rrC =
on the premises. 3 yrs from Feb !. ISL 8
yrs renew. atty, Walter s Hopping.
PART PIER tnsw). 81 e r, W "a Of pier.
except office on lss and I'd fls at END OF
pier: City OK TO n Y & " Steam
boat Co. on the premises, from Dec /.
1919. to Dec 81, 1928 atty. WIN 2 Burr
18th sr. s7es ". 5; Hotel schuyler
all; the premises 20 os altered at cost
or $4,000; Morgan O Brien and ano.
trustees. 70 Geo 7 s'ockhau, $50 9Th
4, from March !, 1870. ID April 30 1889:
a-.y. Granville Whittlssey. I0i PARK
a. .........,........,..-'. -'..-..... So. 90
New-York tribune., 1920-01-27
Directors of Mortgage Co.
Wei! Known Men Named by
y. y. Title Stockholders

Al 4 meeting Of the stockholders Of
the New York Title and Mortgage Com
pany held recently. the following
We're elected directors for the ensuing
year;
Albert b. Boardman. OF O'Brien,
Boardman, Parker & Fox Edward VI.
Burghard, an attorney; William T.
Clare, an attorney; Lewis L. Clarke
president Of the American Exchange
National Bank; James r. Deering, OF
DeerinG & Deoring; Guy Du Val Of
", A. & A. NJ. White; Charles Jerome
Edwards. manager of the Equitable
Life Assurance Society; Lawrence 3.
Elliman. of pcase & Gilman, real
estate; Charles Y. Fornes, trustee.
Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank,
William L. Harmon, of Wood, Harmon &
Co, real estate; Harry A. Kahler, presi-
dent Of the New York Title and Mort
gage Company; Frederick T. Kelsey. Of
Lewis & Kelsey; George Mortimer,
president Of the Equitable Ofice Build
ing Corporation; Charles J. Obcrmayer,
president of the Greater New York
Savings Bank; Morgan J. O'Brien jr,
Of O'Brien, Boardman, Parker g. Fox;
James A. O'Gorman, of O'Gorman,
Battle & Nandivcr; Arthur Coke Pat
terson, of McKinstry. Taylor & Patter
son; William R Wilcox, an attorney;
George Zebriskie, of Zabriskie, Sage,
Kerr & Gray.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-27
Operators Take Over
West 55th St. Dwelling
Purchase House Just West of
Fifth Avenue and Others
or Eus3 Side
on East Side

Harris & Maurice Mandcbaum and
Fisher & Irving l. Levine have pur-
chased from Jules Druechard through
William A. White & Sons the five
story American basement dwelling,
with extension, at 1S West Fifty-hfth
26o feet west of Fifth Avenue The
Messrs. Mardelbaum and Levine have
also bough through the George Com
fort Company from the Haskell estate
the three story dwelling at 1929 Lex
lngton Avenue, on lot 20x7o, adjon-
mi ing seventy eighth Street.. also the
three story and basement dwelling at
$50 East Seventy-fourth Street, on lot
ls9x69. from DR.. w. J. Lederer.
Fine list Street House Sold
Harris & Vaughan, Inc, have sold for
Mrs. Douglas l.. Gilman the five-story
american basement dwelling at TT
East Seventy first Street. on lot
2o.lXlo2.2. 1t will be occupied by the
lease.
Sale in Sad Street
William b. May & Co. have sold for
Morris Epstein. executor, the three
story and basement dwelling at 81 East
Ninety third Street, to buyer who
VIII alter and occupy; also sold for
Albert J. Reed 113 East Fifty-fifth
street a three story and basement
dive elling, on lot t8.oxl00
Buys in saith Street
Harry Aaronson has bought from the
Augustin Walsh estate the dwelling at
. East Eighty y-fourth Street. through
William B. May & Co and II. Rem
helmcr. Through Marsden & Co. Nj.
Aaronson bought the dwelling at A74
West 1920 Street from Ella Andrews.
3Sth Street Dwelling Sold
J Arthur Fischer has sold for John
j. Cavanagh the four-s story and base
meNt dwelling at 2l1 West Thirty
eighth Street. on lot 29x9S.9
Sales in s5th Street
Pcasc & Gilman have sold for John
r, Gregg 10 u client for occupancy the
four-s;ory and basement dwelling at SO
West Eighty-ffth Street. on lot 2Ox100.
The three story and basement dwell
ing ct l2S Fast Fighty-i'th Street. on
lot S.91l02.2. title TO which is held by
J. I'm j. Mcdonald. is to be taken over
by 4 company formed at Albany on
Saturday. in which ". T. Barlow. Z.
w Dunn and l.. II. Thompson arc di-
rectors.
Other West Side Sales
Slawson & Hobbs have sold for Ella
and Beatrice Hellman the four story
dwellings,, on lot l9x1O2.2, al lo6 West
Seventy third Street.
The Boncnson Realty Company sold
TO client of Ernest T. Bower rs West
127th Street, a three story dwelling on
lot 1Sx100.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-27
Most of Apartment
Trading Centered
In Heights Section
Jumel Terrace and l6Oth
st. Corner Passes to New
Owner; Wadsworth Court
Among Other Flats Sold

Norman Denzcr and James s. An
derson & Co. have sold to Moses n
Moss the six-story elevator apartment
known as Jumel Terrace, at 425 West
looth Street, at the northwest corner
OF Jumel Terrace and l6Oth Street. on
plot 75x10O
Wadsworth Avenue Corner Sale
Millard Neit has resold for the Will
gren Realty Corporation, S. Ginsberp
president, the six-story elevator apart
ment, Wadsworth Court. at the south
west corner of Wadsworth Avenue and
iooth Street on plot 75x1OO. to the
Arner Realty Corporation, J. +. Maui
ner. president
Picken Court in Deal
The Union Chemical Glassware Com
pany Il. Portman) has bought from
Samuel Barkin, through SPOTS &
Starr, the ten-story apartment known
as Picken Court, at the south corner
of Riverside Drive and 14Sth Street on
plot 105x95, and renting for about
10000. Mr.. Portmans company sold
through Charles Berlin, 504 West l72d
street. fve-story apartment on plot
alx9o; also sold through SPOTS &
o.arr 70 Mr.. Herskovitz, an investor.
o'a and 676 West 176th Street, a five
story apartment on plot 75xsS.
Sale Of the Rauracia
Charles Berlin has sold for the Man
port Realty Company (I. portman) to
Dr ). >. Llttenbcrg for investment the
Naufacla, slX-story elevator arart-
mcnt, at the northeast corner of St.
Nlcholas Avenue and 164th Street. T..
IS arranged in small suites for seven
families on floor. Jacob I. Berman.
attorney, acted for the buyer and Ed
ward Schwartz represented the seller.
Other Heights Houses Sold
George A. Hampton 4 Brother havo
sold FOR Max Levenson to Abraham
lauderer the two fve- story apartments
at 433 to 439 West 212th Street, on plot
S5x100.
The Bencnson Realty Company has
purchased through Greenfield e. Saffir
rom Ely Bcrnays SOP to sos West
lpoth Street. TWO story apartments.
on plot l35X9O.
Sell West eth Street Tenement
Ames & Co. have sold for Catherine
4cngel 235 West Twenty-sevcnth
street. 4 hvc-story tenement. on lot
25x98.9 TO Harris Brown and Philip
tishman.
Sales on East Side
George Mlno has sold 9l2 East
Fightieth Street four story tene-
ment. on lot 25xlO22
The Clergymen's Retiring Fund of
the Protestant Episcopal Church has
sold 2o6 and 2o6 East 10th Street.
on n1ot 3OYiOO / /
New-York tribune., 1920-01-27
Seaplanes to Race in Alaska
Trail To Be Broken for Mail
Service To Seattle

JUNEAU. Alaska, Jan Landing
sites, floats and other facilities are be
ing sought in Juneau. Ke.chikan and
other southeastern Alaska cities fo-
seaplanes which win participate in a
proposed air race between Seattle and
southeastern Aiasi.a next summer.
The Aero Cub o. the Northwest.
With headquarters in Seattle. is max
ing arrang aments Tor the race. Prizes
totaling $4,000 may be offered, &C
cording to advices reaching juneau.
Already two well known Aviators.
Cliff Durant, formerly prominent au
tomobile race driver. and Captain Sir
Arthur Whitten Brown, nonstop trans
atlantic flyer, have stated they ma
enter the race.
Alaskans are hoping that the air
plane racers will break trail for air
plane mail service at Alaska from
Seattle. Mail TO America at presen. j.
shipped as freight and weeks could be
saved in some places ii airplanes were
used.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-27
Drunken Rats Defy Police
100 Stagger to Death From
Tiu.rOrT a1cn Sewer

DULUTH, Mimi. Jan. 21.-- AS though
in open defiance Of constitutional pro-
hibition, 100 rats staggered bodily On
wabbly legs into police headquarters
less than twelve hours after constitu-
tional prob bitlon became effective.
The rats were driven from the Du-
luth sewers by the thousands OF gal
Ions Of liquor poured into the sewers
by the police department. They came
staggering out the big opening in the
sewer made to carry the $4,000 in con-
the police at midnight January l6
Killed the ats.-Minneapohs Journal.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-27

Forty-f1rss Street. three four story
te.nl,ements, on plot 5ox10o. The buyer
VIII erect on the site a tenstory bust
ness building for Long Island con-
Germ. which will occurv the whole
building. 0. H. & II. V. Dixie we're
the brokers.
Publishers Buy in 4Sth Street
j. B. English has sold for the David
SIMON Corporation to the Reeland Pub
ilshlng Company. 326 West Forty
eighth Street, on lot 25x10O
Site for Bank in Negro Section
A bank conducted by colored neople
is to De established at the northwest
corner of Lenox Avenue and 135th
street, according TO report. The prop
erty. tvc-story fat with saloon. on
lot 26x100. has just been sold by the
). +. & M. E Bernheimer Company
and Is said to have been purchased at
ncighborhood record price by inter-
ests identified with the bank. Adjoin-
lne on the west is public library.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-27
Lumbermen Told
Not to Hoard Material

Thomas H. Bennett. of Oswepo
president of the Lumber Retail.rs'
Association of the State of New
YORK, warned his associates against
any attempt at boarding lumber at
the annual convention Of the asso-
last week.
lie predicted higher prices for
lumber. but said that dealers were
not justified i'm overstocking. insist
ing that the men who take such
steps are as guilty of disloyalty an
are those who hoard sugar, four
and other foods.
The price of lumber is likely to
nave tendency to go higher for
some years to come, Mr.. Bennett
said, insisting that the advance of
the last five years was not in keep
ing with increases made in prices
of other articles.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-27
Bankers Purchase
Homes in Wcstci1csfe..

Wallace Wyand has sold oao South
Lexington Avenue. White Plains, to
George f. Smith, Of The Bank for Saw
ings. The sale was negotiated by
Chauncey b. GrifTen & Co.
The Robert f. Farley organization
has sold for tho Philipse Manor Com
pany one of their houses in the Philipso
Manor section of North Tarrytown \.
y, 10 John Barbour, of National City
Bank
New-York tribune., 1920-01-27
Other West Side Sales
Mccormick Rents Home

John Mccormick. the singer, has
rented his summer home at Collender's
Point to John y. Eckert. pres idcnt Of
Thc firm Of John A. Ecker. & Co. this
city. i is ono Of the fine homes on
Collonder's Point, with Is extensive
lawns. shrubbcry. outbuildings. private
dock and water views. Leslie I. Smith
'tas the broker.
Buell. Holister has sold his twenty
seven acre country home at naricn,
Conn, to J. A. Strasscr, Of this city.
through Mir. Smith
New-York tribune., 1920-01-27
Manhattan Alterations

WILLIAM ST. 1s9. 10 e-sty printing
house William Street Realty Corpn, ~
Cedar 81. owner Knowles g. Basso. ESQ
Madison av architects: cost $50. 900
slST ST. 81 e. TO 4-sty dwelling. r
Williams, West 35d ST. architect;
cost .-.......-. ...,..,-.. $40 900
4TH AV, AS. 10 4-sty store Offices etc;
Murie Really Corpn premises. owner
q. + Pelham. 200 West IA st. archi-
tect; cost. ................-.. :92 O0e
BROADWAY. 755 20 $50, TO a and 4 sly
department store, Wauaraker. prem
.ses, owner @ W Gu!gin. t<l " Washington
st, architect; cost. ...-......... t25 900
New-York tribune., 1920-01-27
Real Estate Records

zeks Realty CO. May Is. 1919: atty, G
a Hefter. 22l5 Westchcster av.
s oc and 800
SAME property; zels- Realty Corb to Bar
para Payne, 20 Concord ct. Bkyn. Dec
~. 1917. atty, same. e.................. 81
LOT lo5.. map Allen Est; Rosco Realty
Co to Minnie Berger 1907 Il lsoth 8. :
Jan -: atty. Stcinrnetz. 1906 y:
SotTHERN BLVD, 134s-5o. e. 5oxloo.
Minnet Realty Co to Nathan r Gold
graben. 2S6 " ll7th 81. Dec 81. 1919:
htty T. 9 & Co. lT5 Bway. .......3i
JACKSON Az. 91l " =. layi5: Hy Gross
nan 10 Wolf Weinreb. "A Ave -: Jan
~ atty, & T Co. lTs Broad
UNION Av, 1897, s. ls6xoo.exlg.a
9o;s; Morton Green to Lena Lubin.
22ss oth av; mtg $4,000 Jan 2s: nifty.
Rosenbuth. 2S3 Bway... o and 800
New-York tribune., 1920-01-27
Assignments of Mortgages

ls9D ST: l55 2. Riverside Drive. 1853; elst
st. 81 e: Title & Mort Co % Anaeri-
can Trust 60. l51 Bway; atty. y Titls
& Mort CO 1875 pway sns total
70 Harry Mills sn,thtown. x atty
\ e. NJ Co 135 Bway ....... IS, 500
ANisTERDAM Az. 3. 80 : n ls5th 81
Plotkln TO Morris Lusktn, NJ Iuskin 70
Abr pIotlin, 500 " l.5th Ct attys, Sobel
Il Brand. 125 Eleventh av assigns
1aaD ST, , :. 277 f.enox av, American
Mort Go TO Benz Aymar, 322 Walnut av
ited lands Cal; attys, Middiebrook q 49,
PLEASANT ~; 2ss Anna lervolino 'S''Go TO
louis a. Leo Sos liath s., address 24g
l4sD sT n 8 225 " Lenox Az VIM NJ i
Condit 10 Mabel sherman; attys
9,I'I1 &ifAs2n' s2 oSo y g. II III ,J,ss Hway 81
a,,d,M = hnott t,sor - Iifth sN; atty Geo "
FR%sfEcT os tt59 PE y, 81 assn in error, gives
eist st; nttss. Wilson. b & W. .s wall
LExINGToN Az. ls7l-73, Iielen { 'IIs'.V Haso
Kins, trustee. TO Title Guar & T Co. l7s
o7TH ST, $50 e. Geo = wieman and 9,g1g ano
exrs etc, to y Title & Mort Co, 135
Dway ...... $4,000
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD W s. ls4l
Union av, l55.5 to Proapect av x
22.6x irreg also southern boulevard
s at Union av. ls4.lxlo0x irreg
Eyman Helm to julius II Zieser. 243s
Devoe Terrace; atty. J II zieser. III
llway ....... .............. 81 600
hINGsBRIDGE TERRACE. 2750 Sig.
mund NJ Lehman ct 81 exrs TO Title
Guar r Co. ll6 Bway. atty, Title
Guar & r %, 176 Bvay .......s4 600
VYSE Az. l522 Abr Dorb to Ida Pschuitz-
Ky, ts3 Freenan ST. = al; ATTY,
GottHeo. 2N9 BWay .,..... .....-.......S 500
GLEASON Az. 2S1o; Thos f Messemer TO
Alice Y Conklin. la45 Benedict av: atty.
a Hefter Inc. 22l5 Westchester av. 800
FAILE ST. 1854: Harris Rather to Fanny
Grecnspan ~ West End av atty. $
l2itterman. 9Oo Bway ......sloo
18TH ST $50 r jos = Bedl. to Mary
. Kelly and ano. atty J Mccain
II Nill!au g .-...-..-... -. 500
$3.50 ST. SIS e. Giacomo Gr!ppa 10 Louis
leo. 24s ll-th st, atty, Louis Leo.
24a Z ll2th st ......... ..............s&2
New-York tribune., 1920-01-27
Sales Show an OF Day
In Bronx RnaIix Trad;n~ o.

Norman Denscr has sold to Moses D
Moss the southeast corner Of Decatur
Avenue and i9oth Street, modern
elevator apartment, on plot 5oxl00
K, A. Kelber has sold for a client
the two story apartments at 2670
snd 2674 Valentine Avenue. on plot
SQxSQ
New-York tribune., 1920-01-27
Bronx
Satisfied Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

ssrH ST. r: stephen Ho1vath ast
Franklin w Allen ct nj; Ian
% le2o. ............. ................. so4s 90
18TH ST. ld2 W Fsie IHffe agt Tlorencs
Gosfe ct al. Nov Is. lqlH..... 400 0o
SAME PROPERTY same aet
same: oct %. l9le. .......... el25 90
SAME PROPERTY Richard
Hammer AIT same, Nov Is,
lele....... ......-,.......... 10000
SAME PROPERTY: August Marsh
ast sane. Oct 81. 1919 e...-... 5000
SAME p r O y r. 4 r y oscar
schweit1er. oct ls. ls19..... $500 90
NTH ST. to - W: Camille
Nedemene agt Simon Lswald
e. 81; May ;. 1919. ............ 40. 90
New-York tribune., 1920-01-27
REAL ESTATE
WESTCHEsTER COUNTY
SCARSDALE. n. Y.

SCARSDALE. n. Y
TNTSVALIY ATTRACTIVE Colonial
farmhouse. Plot 100xlso. THIS Home is
up to date IN every respect Ideal loce-
tion. Price attractive
NEAR COUNTRY CLUB. frame dwell
ing Plot 1910 Situation gcod House
roons and baths Price reasonable
with As plots. all improvements in. Owner
VIII consider sollins Home with ono or
two acres. Terms
ONERnII.L SECTION. new rucco and
shingle heh spot. House rooms and :
ba hs Plot 55xlao.
PICTURESQUE LOCATION. Plot 1lov
l2o IL rooms. baths. all tmpta Garage
l5x22. Price right
GEO w MOTH
TEL EPHONE SCAKSDALE bs7
New-York tribune., 1920-01-27
Accession TO Retail Fifth Ave.

The Siebrecht Building, at the north
east corner of Fifth Avenue and
Thirty eighth Street, will give way to
department store If deal now pend
ing is contaminated A retail estab-
liehment In Herald Square wants the
location. which is held by the United
Cigar Stores Company on lease made
last year with the Hoffman Brothers
Realty Company for twenty-one years
with renewals.
The sublease is said TO involve the
erection of a new building in which the
cigar company will retain store space.
and if rumo' is correct calls for a
yearly rental Of nearly 100000 The
Sicbrecht Building covers plot front
ing SOIL feet or Fifth Avenue and l25
feet on Thirty-ci ghth Street With an
ell 25x9s.9. It is opposite the buildings
Of Lord & Taylor and Bonwit Teller
& Co.
Estate Sells Loft
Louis Schrag has sold for the Will
lam II. Brigham estate Sd West
Twenty second Street, seven story loft
building on lot 23x989
New-York tribune., 1920-01-27
Haigh Joins Realty Firm

A. NJ Haigh for the last fourteen
years associated with the Bond and
Mortgage Guarantee Company is now
associated with Lawrence, Blake &
Jewell. at 1l5 Broadway. Mr. Haigh' s
experience with the Bond and Mortgage
Guarantee Company mas been in the
handling of mortgage loans, and in his
new association he is going to handle
the negotiations for placing mortgages
exclusively.