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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-17
This Sounds Polygamous.

ILLS CUuHVS fVlygaMOuS.
From the Sherrard Bulletin.
The marriage OF Miss Ruth Miner,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan Mil
ner Of Matherville and Granddaughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Robertson, was
married to Rev. Albert Haywood Head,
rector of St. Johns Episcopal church Of
west Of Presumption Tuesday morning at
II o'clock.
THE late Mr. Elwell's amours were 80 nu-
merous, enc reads, that one room Of his apart
ment was fitted out with toilet waters, rouge,
lip sticks, ETC., that they might suffer no in
convenience in refurbishing their compilations.
He had the famous passionate professor
backed OF the boards. You never heard of the
professor? HIM; we'll, his twilight love lyric,
as penned by B. L. T. hundred or so years
ago, runs something like this:
Love. 1t is night. The orb of day
Has gone to hit the cosmic hay
Nocturnal voices now we hear
Come, hearts delight, the hour is near
When -"
But that's all we remember Perhaps
twere just as well, what?
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Copyright 1920 published special arranse
with the Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-23
Operators Among Buyers
OF City Dwellings
Mrs. William Baylis Sells House
in East Goth Street, Near
Fifth Avenue

The Brown, Wheelock Company and
Douglas L. Gilman E. Co. sold for Mrs.
William Baylis II East Sixty-sixth
Street, four-story modern dwelling,
25x10O, to James c. Mcclure & Co.
Horace S. Ely & Co. sold for Mary
Hitchcock 1913 to 1851 Madison Ave
rue. S3.4x45, five three-story dwellings,.
SCHNEIDER & Liebler sold for a eli
ent of John Finck the two three-story
dwellings, 243 and 245 East Fiftieth
Street; also for Sampson H. Schwartz
the three-story dwelling at 1926 East
Eighty second Street.
Pease & Gilman sold for Charles
Hartman the three story dwelling, lex
100.11, $50 West 122d Street.
Edward c. H. Vogler sold for Char
lotte e. Nlilmine the four-story dwell
ling 319 West Eighty-second Street, 20
xl02.2. to Eva Cantor.
Porter & Co: sold for Florence and
three-story dwelling 26 East 127th
Street. 18.9x1OO.
James H. Cruikshank purchased from
William D. Jones the four-story dwell
ing 135 West 136th Street, 15x100.
Harry Sugarman and ]. Anthony Min
mott were the brokers.
William Cruikshank's Sons sold for
Mrs. Charlotte A. Haig. London, the
dwelling 323 West 108th Street, COX
100.11, to the ALL Company, Inc.
Gustave Britt sold the dwelling 90
Bethune Street to Mrs. Anastasia Ad-
dish for the estate of Joseph Madison
The William Dexter Company, Inc
sold AZ Barrow Street, three-story
dwelling, 21x40, through Dunlap &
Lloyd, Inc. to Mrs. Halsey Wood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-23
Satisfied Mechanics Liens

9TH Az. 1856; Strand Electric Corn art
YIN ~ benjamin ct al; June II. 1918
sA .NiSa'f pRoprn1;yy: ;;ssaa. $3.50. .
sA sane; p J@ne T. 1918 lvacated> sisa
agt same; June IA, 1913 (vacatcd) ts4
SAND PROPERTY; Cross Austin &. r.
land Lumber Co agt Anne r. Bnnian,tn
ct 81; june IA. 1913 1vacated) s4oJ + : ?
SAME PROPERTY; Vincent de Iazzrrn
ast VIM ~ benjamin ct al; jun II
sAMn PROPERTY; Brookivn FireorTo o0S
sash e. Door Co. inc. agt Anne u Henia-
min ct al; June Is. 1918 (vacnted) .sIls
SAND PROPERTY; Manhattan sand 90
agt VIM h Benjamin ct al; June ~ 1918
SAME rHoPbRir;Yi: Joseph Hilbrins s', a "
Anne 70 benjamin ct all Aug 22, 1918
SAME PRoPnRrY: Builders Bri tis'' , & :
Supply GO. Inc. agt same; June 10, 1919
SAME PRoPERrY; Holie,r;iitih' Building ing &.
Contracting Co Inc agt VIM u nenj a
min ct al; juno II. 1918 tvacated)
SAME PROPERTY: Unionpor, Wood
Working Co. Inc. agt same; June IL,
1913 lvacatcd). .37OS 4 !
SAME PROPERTY: J Maurice g. Co at
same; June "a. 1913 (vacated) 81 ,546. II
SAME PROPERTY: John Olsow net
same; June 10. 1913 (vacated) $3.50
SAME PROPERTY; James II 1.enahan ast
same; June "a. 1913 (vacated) $3.50. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-23
University Place Building,
From 9th to 10th Street,
Passed to Operators by
Monroe, N. T.. Resident
Deal in Burling Slip
Broadway-John Street Cor
pOration Parts With Hold
ing There at Good Profit

The Iebertan Corporation bought
from William Crawford, of Monroe, N.
Y, the block front on the west side on
University Place. between Ninth and
Tenth Street, consisting Of six-story
store and loft building with power
plant and $4,000 feet of floor. Ed. NJ.
Simmonds was the broker.
Peasc & Gilman sold for the Broad
way-John Street Corporation, Elias A.
Cohen president, the four-story build
ing, 20x55, at 9 Burling Slip, between
Pearl and Water streets, to Herman
Conhcin!.
Manufacturers Buy Loft
A syndicate of manufacturers has
purchased for occupancy the eleven
story loft building at 33 and 80 West
Seventeenth Street from Frederick
Brown. The building is on plot 50x
81 and is at present under lease to the
Bedell Company. The new owners will
operate it on cooperative basis.
Senior & Allen sold 14S East Twenty
eighth Street, three-story and basement
building, 19.9x98.9, to D. Carusos, who
will alter the premises for business
Siawson & Hobbs sold for Daniel B.
Freedman, southeast corner Sixty
eighth Street and Columbus Avenue,
.ive-story building with stores, 25x100.
Immediately adjoining to the east a new
hotel is being erected and directly
south the automobile industry is leas-
ing large plots. The property is in
the midst Of the automobile and artist
district.
Fifty-sixth Street Dwelling for Trade
The former home of Walter Jen-
nngs at '43 West Fifty-sixth Street, a
tive-story house, 25x10O, has been pur-
chased by D. Enzburg & Co., tenants.
Slawson & Hobbs sold for Daniel B.
Freedman to G. Snyder, tenant. 1903
West Eighty-sixth Street. Asking
price, $4,000. The present purchaser
contemplates remodelling and improv-
ing the property for his own business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-23
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

AMSTERDAM Av. 900. IL C 1o4th st.
STR STR Adolp h. r Imh9f to Otto II Morgsn
1920; Helen 1mhof. 2ls w 1oGth
DEy sT Il. W washingtoo ST tsS, a 90
sstruction Co, 1873 Il 23d st; n years
from from May l, 1920; atty, I NJ sackin, l9S
BROADWAY. is4s-50, str; Nellie S f,yop
ct al to Jacobs Restaurant 271 Bway:
I,r yrs from Mar l. 1919: atty, Leopold
21sT ST, 1872 e; Goth st, 40 +. part str str
and b; 90 East 21st st Corp to l. Fore
man ,a,s I.eehl:nan & Co; 8 yrs from FEB
to Iules caSour ~ W. " 15s sth'' st. '9 ZIP
STU Az. a5s, str and b and G; $50 West
Bway, from Mar l. 1920, to May !, lss i?
9TH Az, 45th st. STR; Altman TN ms
I Co; 2-le years from March 1 Is. 1872
atty, Morris Pepper. 80 Nassau st 81. 500
BR sI"!,S ~ ST SO. ST.; Martin Garone to
from fro p March /, 1920; atty. Jas c Mooer'
sTH Az HSa Gao. 5sth st. str. 4 's aSS
Jaffess, 1855 e 1920 st; years and 'J ~
n aays from 1S7 u.s. 1920; atty. MIlton
King ana ano. firm * King av & al! FINN rh'l tp
hudlnger Berkman l. Co, 46 w 36th ST
Norris Pepper 90 Nassau ST st .s1s. 90
'rM br AZ ro,a sss an si & Leasing G.
May !. 1920; atty Krinsky. a2O Broad :
BROAD 81, 1884 4th II; David Kra f1o, 100 20
jaime Echavarria ct al Or Echavarria
Sch 0ol; yrs from May ]; atty, E
REApE ST. liz. ali; Epissc;opai church 'o OF
81 sto aefe ter Bronx, to Brendan Realty Co,
i isSs a1s va years from May J.
81 81, 3o6-s 70. all; Lena Fensterhei,n to
JOS Schwartzbcrg. 447 Grand st. 10 years
from Sept ]. 1918; atty. s w Grcenwald.
7TH Az, 21sl double store and base ennsyVc
B Wood Co to Felix Resnick. Al Con
vent av; : years from -. s years renew
sr AZ atty' Sigmund HONG. $50 Bways2 400
ises and basement; kusar HOLDING 60
to Rudinger Berkman L Co: from Feb
p 10, 1920 1t to Mar 81, 1882; atty. Morris
WEST ST; eos; Harrison st. 6l-5S: ali:
Chas II Mattage and ano to Alex Shcfrin
3ro. OIL Harrison st: 1ola years from Oct
10, 1918; attys. Ginzburg & P. 11s Mas
SID ST, 1855 e; ground floor and rear ss' Wv
tension and basement: John II Block to
Ma n Glo 3D. Co. 1855 e SD st; years from
9TH Az Ill ls. stores and base1sn 100
Ienbas Realty Co to Adam Net and
VIM Steinmetz on premises; wears
from July !, 1920; attys. Robenhold & S,
EUCLID HALL, W s broadway bet az az sgS
and Ssth st. upper 6 stories. including
residential entrance and lobby space On
ground floor portion Of basement ana on
t're sub-basement; David A Schultz TO
Jacob Amron, &c w ssth st, and Robt NJ
AeTms 90 W 15oth st; 20 years from oct
Reiss. 35 Nassau st: rental ia Snnt AZ
1921, $3S, 900. for balance of term s50 oon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-23
Club de Vingt Property
For 81 Years at 500. 900

The Club de Vingt, at Al East Fifty
eighth Street, formerly the Cornelius
Vanderbilt stable, has been leased by
Mrs. Vanderbilt to Augustus w. Clarke
for twenty-one years at rental of
100000. Mr.. Clarke's auction room is
now in the building at 5 East Forty
fourth Street, which has been claimed
by the Fifth Avenue Bank to allow
expansion Of its clerical force.
John Constable Moore negotiated the
deal for the Fifty-eighth Street prop
erty. The building is 50x10O in size.
George R. Read & Co. leased the sec
ond floor in the City Investing Build
ing, 1866 Broadway. to Clark, Childs &
Co., members Of the New York Stock
Exchange; the thirteenth floor in the
North River Insurance Company Build
ing, northeast corner of John and Will
lam streets, to Rogers, Brown G. Co.,
and Offices in the same buildings to
Shawinigan Products Corporation and
c. B. Peters & Co., Inc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-23
Realty Trading in City and Suburbs
Flat Trading Confined
To Smaller Glass Houses
Several East Side Tenements
Among the Sales; Lower West
End Avenue Deal

SCHNEIDER & Liebler sold the five
story fiat 46 East End Avenue for
Margaret L. V. Shepard to John p.
Johnson; also for Meyer Lehman the
four story fiat 1856 East Eighty-seventh
Street.
Ryan & Co. sold for Miss May H.
Eagan the two family duplex apart
ment at 512 West 142d Street, 15x100,
to Mrs. Greenberg.
Horace S. Ely & Co. sold for Thomas
T. Sturges, Susan M. Sturges and Eliza
beth NJ. Sturges 50 Greenwich Avenue,
23x65, four story tenement, with
stores, to Charles A. Goldman.
Otterbourg, Slender & Houston sold
for Leopold Barth and Gustav Rhein-
aher the five story tenement 1911 Third
Avenue, 25x1OO.
Otto c. Boden jr. resold 321 and 1923
East Seventy Street, two tene-
ments, each 25x100, to Otto Marquardt
through Lemle Brothers.
The John Tragesor Steam Copper
Works, 447 to 459 West Twenty sixth
Street, has increased it's frontage to
1913 feet by the purchase Of the ad-
joining five story tenement, 273x98.9,
at 445 West Twenty-sixth Street, from
Samuel Hollander.
j. S. Maxwell sold for V. Everett
Macy to Irving Bachrach / West 134th
Street, five story tenement, 25x11O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-23
Michigan Resident
Buys Mead Estate
At Greenwich
Frank C.. Root Said to Have
Paid 100000 for Well
Known Place in the Lake
Avenue Section of Town

Frank c. Root, Of Detroit, president
of the General Aluminan and Brass
Company, has purchased, through Ladd
& Nichols, from Mrs. Adelaide H.
Brown her farm on Lake Avenue,
Greenwich, Conn.,, better known as the
old Lincoln Mead estate. The property
was held at $160,000. 1t has an eleva-
tion of $50 feet above sea level. The
homestead is over 100 years old. The
Mead family purchased the place from
the Indians. Archer and lowell Brown,
sons of Mrs. Brown, have conducted a
,, large dairy on the estate.
$1,000 Davenport Neck Peace Sold
Prince & Ripley sold the waterfront
estate of f. M. Castle, on Davenport's
Neck, New Rochelle. 1t consists Of four
acres and modern brick residence of
unusual design. 1t was held at $780,
O00 The purchasr, who is a banker,
plans to make some alterations.
Kenneth Ives g. Co. rented for the
summer for Martin Vogel his estate at
Chappaqua to E. c. Mears-Kemp. Of this
city. This lease was negotiated with
Douglas L. Gilman & Co.
To Build at Chappaqua
j. Ing sold for Albert Turner one
acre Of land at Chappaqua to a New
York man, who will build home on it
at once.
The Rickert- Brown Realty Company
sold to Addison G. Thorne colonial
dwelling, seven rooms and bath, on the
West side of Glenwood Avenue, between
Broadway and Cutter Avenue, West
| moreland, L. !.
Sale at Bronxville
Burke Stone sold a dwelling on the
corner of Argyle Place and Sussex Ave-
nue., Bronxvile, for Mrs. Jeanne
Obrieght to Fred Gunner and rented
for Mrs. T. Dwight her residence, fur
nished, in Lawrence Park West, for a
long term to Harry Broker, of this city.
j. F. Mexican sold for Ernest G. Hill
lard his remodeled farm house on Ok
Ridge Road, Stamford, Conn, to Henry
II. James, Of this city.
Mrs. w. V. s. Thorne Rents at outset
Pease & Gilman leased, furnished,
for Mrs. James G.. Marshall Eggerness,
at outset, near Woods Hole, Mass, for
the summer season to Mrs w. V. S.
Thorne, whose place at Morristown the
| brokers sold last week.
Eggerness was formerly occupied by
Herbert l.. Pratt and is near the estate
Of Charles R. Crane, which has been
mentioned lately as the Summer white
house."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-23
Assignments of Mortgages

ssTH ST. a23 W; Bond and Mort Guar Co
to Bank for Savings in City Of n 7. ESQ
9Th av: G G. 7 Co to Bond & Mort
a EuaT e each .7a Remsen st. Brooklyn oo9
10TH Az. s47-4s Emma NJ Gross, tru s't to
M a,io !, = yon & 0e el Is Amsterdam az;
18TH ST, 7o5 w Herman II Au seS,roH
a sq gha Toa6 s 81 on s5s the p5eses
I'll! Az. 21s7; Lincoln Trust CO, trus to
VIM RanlSin. l19 W 18th st: attys. Mid
s ssgF2 s4 sls14 e &C. Ssaq VS. zss,sr
a an? . trus, TO Dollar say Bank. 2?s2 Sd
4TH Az, ~; Gustave " Faeppel to WIN
J 5ttl TaeP Po: Ha IS ,ss HEIGHTS. J;
125TH ST, $, 254 Amsterdam II ~ av; Kate ate
NJ Ladd to Louis Cacazza, 10 CITY Hail
Pl; atty. Louis camplon, isa Nassau st st.
10TH ST. s2s-25 E; Geo Chisolm to
N Title and Mort Co. 1875 Broadway.
Mort Co to " Y Trust CO, &c Broad Ot st.
Sp attys Snow s & Snow, is Wall st SO
to sav Bank oPs e co a trSs
p E ia attys' A s & NJ Hutchins 81 WIN.
18TH ST. 5. 81 Haven av; city $S M 900
Go to N Trust Co. 2s Broad st: attvs.
sT SqoT ~ snow Is Van st.. :s1o
p PC = 32s w sSth st; atty, Harry Baer,
o9ih 81, g, $40 Q 9Th av; City Mort %
to 7 Trust Co. 2e Broad st: aftvs
Snow & Snow, Is Wall stsi
l7STH ST. n s, 81 Haven av: CITY Nfort
20 to y Y Trust Co, &c Broad st Si0
l47TH ST, s. 400 W Amsterdam ay: Ron,
dout SAY Bank to Lawyers Mort co. 50
9TH AV, 64s; Iulwark Realty Corr V to-
Eliz A Weathers. Jacksony,lle. MA a.
attys. Wolf G. X, 277 Bways2 aoo
4CTH ST, 9, 1925 " Cd ay: phi,ip Vain.
stein tr lawyers Mtg Co, SO Liberty
18TH sr, 500 w Mary Roth to i E1i,3a
Crug, 500 W 126th st atty, Fernando
Henriquez. 100 Bway 81
NORTH MOORE ST. 80: Kath A McArdIe
TO Markham Realty Corp, 81 Nassau Of:
atty t G g. T Co. ......... 81
S ~ Eo p%roIpgerty ny Nieland jr to same 81
Noyes. 40 Washg av; attys, Stoddnrd
&. M l2S Bway ............ AZ o0o
path ST, 2257 e: Bertha sattler to y I'o";s
Walther, gag w 135th st; atty. Theo
Sattler, AZ 4th av s3h 40 ~
9TH Az. 40: Star Holdg Co to IAust;o
Fletcher. 60th st; atty- Nv
Bier, so Il 42d st........'' -
5TH Az, W cor 34th st; Farmer. Low
q + co, exr, to City Real Estate Co.
ano trus to Dispensary "a Snrin9
st; atty. f Do p Foster A Wall At
COLUMBUS Av. W cor 1osrH SRI Tt0' ~"
NICK Hecker to T G & Co, IT'S Broad
WY '''''''.''.... ............. $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-23
Active Market for Apartments
And Dwellings in Brcnx

James H. Cruikshank resold to Mary
Sachs the northeast corner of 158th
Street and Elton Avenue, a five-story
apartment, 27x100. William Schacht
was the broker
Alfred S. Katzenstein sold for the
east corner of Findlay Avenue and
166th Street, a five-storv apartment,
lot 38.9X100.
Schwab & Co. sold for Louis Brill a
four-story apartment, 1871 Washington
Avenue, 27x139, and for The Debb
Realty Company a two-family dwelling,
1106 East 180th Street, 25x10O.
William Goldstone and the Dormond
Realty Company purchased from A. W.
Venino 293 to 297 East 134th Street,
two fve-story fats. 50x1O0. through
Eugene J. Busher Company, Inc, sold
for DR.. Charles Moldenke the four
story fiat, 25x100, sol Eagle Avenue, to
Henry Hillman.
A. Evans sold for Mrs. H. Morris to
S. Katz the three family dwelling, COX
100, GIG Bryant Avenue.
Edward Polak, Inc, sold 2478 Tiebout
Avenue, a four-story fiat. 25x1OO, for
Lippman e. Alberts, and 1890 Belmont
Avenue, three-family dwelling, 25x
100, for Mrs. Jennie Landau to Louis
krat.
Harry Calm sold to DR.. David New
man the five-story apartment with
three stores, 822 East 18Oth Street. G.
Kast was the broker.
j. Clarence Davies sold to Siegfried
Laskau 1926 Decatur Avenue, a two
story dwelling and garage. 50x1oO.
Samuel Cowen sold 1886 Plimpton
Avenue, a two story dwelling, for a
Mr.. Sirotkin to a Mrs. Thompson and
to a Mr.. Colonel 764 East 138th Street.
dwelling.
Edward y. Crosby & Co. sold for
r. Lese 1898 and 1910 Fulton Avenue,
two dwellings, 16xl10 each; for Eliza
beth McKenna Is Buchanan Place, a
two-story dwelling, 25xlo0; for the Cor
don Boyd estate 1890 Commonwealth
Avenue, two-story dwelling, 25x1o0,
and for Alfred K Sherwin 1915 Bass
ford Avenue, corner Of 184th Street,
a twofamily dwelling. 25x46.
william Peters & Cor sold for Fred
erick Eisen the two-famly dwelling
1928 Fillmore Street to Catherine Fitz-
patrick.
A. Calm sold for J. Laracy the two
family dwelling $50 East 186th Street;
also to r. Goldsmith the two family
dwelling 751 Beck Street.
F. NJ. Weiss & Co. sold for Abraham
Pearlman and Samuel Schwartz the
dwelling at Newbold and Havemeyer
avenues to Henry Ripple; also 1929
Hone Avenue, a two-story dwelling, for
Mrs. Margaret Maher to Samuel Farkas
alexander Selkin and Samuel Hoch-
stein resold for Ida Brantman tho two
story dwelling 931 East 156th Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-23
Business Block in Old
Section Sold by Investor
W0OI,uOrM ;sReulty
Brings $z39,65O
Good Prices Paid for I'm.
proved and Uninlpr0ued
Parcels OF, the Heights

For the forty parcels controlled by
the late Frank w. Woolworth at the
junction of Amsterdam and st. Mich
olas avenues, his estate yesterday re-
ceived $739,65O. The properties were
offered in the open market by Joseph P.
Day and were knocked down at the
highest bids obtainable.
Following is the summarized result:
2030 Amsterdam Avenue, five-story
brick tenement, between 160th and 161st
streets, 25x100, to Charles M. Anthem
for S33,500; the adjoining 50foot plot
to the south by Frank V. Schimpf for
$21 900. Mr.. Schimpf operated bak-
cry in No. 203O, adjoining, for a num-
Der Of years.
453 to 457 West 1s2d Street, frame
dye d eli llin yCS by John King for total
Philip Goldberg purchased for $31 500
the northeast corner of Amsterdam
Avenue and 162d Street, three lots; he
also bought the southeast corner Of St.
Nicholas Avenue and 162d Street, d.
rectly opposite, for $4,000, and the two
abutting lots in 162d Street, 40x64.4,
pany bought three lots, 78x122.5x ir
regular, adjoining Mr.. Goldberg's pur-
chase, for $4,000.
The northeast corner of Amsterdam
Avenue and 161st Street, known as 2038
Amsterdam Avenue, three story tene-
ment, was bought by Fl. Thielhelms for
$50, $50, the adjoining five-story tenement
by F. D. Frank, tenant, for $4,000 and
the abutting 5O-foot plot to the Esther
Realty Company MAX Cohn) for $12,-
100.
The Jumel Building was acquired by
Mr.. Solomon for $203,50O. Mr.. Solomon
occupies half Of the structure, the bal
ance of the ground floor being occu-
pied by the F. w. Woolworth Com
pany and c. r. Schiding.
The block bounded by Amsterdam
and st. Nicholas avenues and 160th and
161st streets was offered first in three
parcels, then as whole. offered in
sections the bids totaled 100000, but
when the block was offered for resale
it went to Rosina Vollhart for 100000.
William J. Diamond bought the en-
tire block front in the west side Of
St. Nicholas Avenue, between 162d and
163d streets: also the three abutting
lots to the west in the latter streets,
total of thirteen lots, for $110,750.
The last Of the Woolworth estate offer
ing consisted Of four three-story and
basement brownstone dwellings at 516
to $50 West 162d Street. No. $40 went
to Catherine birmingham and Anna Nc
Cellan for $4,000; 621 to John Thomp-
son for $16.350; 523 to Morris Cru
berg for $13,7OO and 525 to Clareb berg
Realty Company for $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-23
$50 Families Must Give
Place to S'HellO" Exchange

Tenants in ten four and five-story
tenements at 101 to 1859 East Ninety
seventh Street and $50 to 1873 East
Ninety eighth Street, $50 families in
all, must find other quarters between
now and next fall. The New York Tele-
phone Company has purchased the
houses as site for a large building
for local central Office which is es-
sential for the business needs of the
district.
The houses occupy plot fronting
1875 feet on each street west Of Third
Avenue and were acquired from eight
different owners. The Rutland and
Whiting Benjamin Company is under
stood to have negotiated the trans
action,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-23
WANTED FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
NEW JERSEY

FOR HOMES. Well Located on
High Elevation--F'requent Train
Service - Low Prices - Consult
tho Suburban Home Guido OF
the New York Evening Post
every Saturday.
Advantages and features OF
tho suburbs around New York;
tax rates, Communication fares
social activities. school facilities
and number OF houses avail
abba for rent or sale.
This week tho Suburban Section
OF nssex, Morris and Union Coun-
Ties. New Jersey. Next week
Hergen. Hudson and Passalo
Counties.
Back Issues have described the
aydson River. Bronx Valley and
SOUND Soctions OF Westchester.
ana tho Suburban Section OF
CONNECTICUT and are avAtlable
while They iaSA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-23
Mechanics' Liens
Manhattan

18TH ST. 27-52 W: q Richard Davis &
60 aKt Institutional Synagogue. owner
MADISON Az. J3s: simon Hoffman sgt
sf&x Williams owner; Unity Contracting
20, contractor -. $bDO
sTH AZ. ss3; s j. snyder Co, Inc. agt
EhAuDcey " Horton. owner: J Arthur
FISHER aud Robert furrie, contrs. $622. 30
cANhL ST. s0i: Mulberry Roofing Co. Inc,
agt Henry II Jackson. owner: Beer 4
Ii"HS. cvHtEH go. tiZO
81 355; Mulberry Roofing
90. Inc. aGt Elbridae Il Gerry. owner /:
Jiess II tiexs. ooptrs, ....,.......... $50
iifE NJ. ~ wus wndovsto ~t al agt
tF;N 4 Msoy@ 49, NJ, swbefs Manhattan
af'ii sioftk aid cnOinot Go. Inc,
contractors .........,..,........ 3j.e11
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-23
Lis Pendens
Manhattan

l27TH ST. 2s E; Louis Frank agt sarai,
Is Reynolds ct al: foreclosure Of mtg;
attys, Kurzman g. Frank.
18TH ST. Is n. $50 I'd av. 26xt00: Sue l.
Graham agt Mary Rutan at all action
70 net aside deed. etc; Attys. Schwartz
g. Jacobsen.
sl7: 2isx1oo; Joseph schoenberx s'' ait .vt
Marietta NJ Stuhr: notice of attachment
atty, y Wolinsky.
S1ST ST, 12s w; Jessie n Hills agt Alfred
X HIS; action to appoint conrr,ittes
etc. atty. VI &c Haviland
9TH AV. so-Sz and 14th IT. 2 W: Albany
Savings Bank agt Max Mayer at al.
foreclosure OF two mtHs: attys. Tracey,
Cooper 4 Townsend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-23
Recent Ruxers

The buyer of the dwelling 1870 East
Seventy-fourth' Street, sold recently by
Pease Gilman for L. Ottinger, is
w. H. Davis.
Benjamin Christensen, furrier, is
he purchaser of 245-247 East Fifty
,eventh Street, sold recently by Harris,
Nought e. Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-23
Big Plainfield Building Sold

The Babcock Building, Plainfield's
largest business structure. was sold
ycsterday by George L. Babcock to
George F. Reynolds and Charles L.
Steuerwald. of Perth Amboy. The con-
slderatlOn was reported to be $500 600