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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-27
.SW|NDLERS GET $4,000
FROM FORMER MARINE:
Mack c. Millsap, on His Journey to
Missouri From Quantico, Loses
Big Roll in This City.

Mack c. Millsap. discharged ma
rine from Quantico. Va. on his way
| to his home at Alton, Mo-, stopped in
this city long enough to wire sum Of
; money to his sister. purchase civilian
! outfit and be robbed of $4,000.
He called on the police and asked
| that they make an effort to arrest two
strangers and recover his money.
Meets Stranger Here.
| The discharged marine explained
| how he had met a stranger in this
| city and permitted him to accompany
him to a telegraph office, where he
wired the money to his sister. 1t was
while in the telegraph office. he stat
| ed. that the stranger saw his money.
| Baggage checks exhibited by the
stranger convinced Millsap that the
| former was a traveller and made him
think he was all right. They started
| toward Union station and when in
the nheighborhood of I'd and c streets
northwest the stranger suggested that
Millsap accept bills of large denomina-
tons for the small bills he had
| Consents to Make Exchange.
/ Millsap consented to make the ex-
| change, and while the stranger was
I handling the funds the police were
| told, second man appeared and
| charged that they were gambling.
4 Hes a policeman" the stranger
| told Millsap. Lets run, and I'll meet
/ you at Union station"
The stranger and discharged ma
/ rine ran in different directions, the
latter going to Union station and
being surprised when the man with
his $4,000 failed to materialize
II Detectives suggested that the swim
dlers probably learned at Quantico of
the large amount of money Millsap
carried on his person and planned
to get it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-27
NAVY GUNNERS DROP.
Target Practice Percentage Only
31.3 Last Year.

Although the average attainment"
or the American battleship squadrons
IN short-range target practice during
the last fiscal year was only 313, as
compared with 51.3 for 1919, the Navy
department today expressed conf
dence that the gunnery efficiency of
the frst-line battleships was lat least
equal to that of any foreign vessels
OF the same type" In announcing the
results of the fleet gunnery practice
TOR the year ending June, 1920. the
department attributed the materially
decreased percentages to the loss Of
trained personnel due to demobiliza-
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-27
QUITS U. S. SERVICE AT 81.
Secretary Meredith Bids Goodbye
to James HALEY.

Secretary Meredith Of the Depart
ment of Agriculture yesterday bid good
bye to James HALEY, 627 7th street
southwest, who retired from the gov
eminent service. Mr.. Haley, who is
ninety-one years old, was a carpenter
in the Department of Agriculture, and
since July ]. 1852.
When he started in the government
service wages were $175 a day. He
was receiving 5000 per day when he
retired. To the very hour of his re-
tirement, Mr.. HALEY was able to do
a full days work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-27

1t is said that white is to be the
new Irish flag, with a red cross of st.
Patrick and golden shamrock in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-27

as fond Of the harp as other people
imagine. They say it belongs to lit
tie Wales.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-27

each corner. The familiar harp is
not included in the design. As a mat
ter of fact, Irishmen are not nearly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-27
SUES FOR maintenance.
Mrs. Hattie ]. Stein and Husband
Not Reconciled, She Says.

Action for separate maintenance
has been begun in the District Supreme
Court by Mrs. Hattie J. Stein against
John c. Stein, her petition for a limited
divorce. instigated in June, 1917, hav-
ing been dismissed year ago last
April, when the court expressed a hope
! that reconciliation would be effected.
In her first bill Mrs. Stein alleged
intoxication and cruelty on the part of
the defendant as one reason for her
action. and in Diminishing the petition
without prejudice the court said that
national prohibition was about to be-
come effective and that this might
avert further trouble. In her action
instituted today Mrs. Stein says her
husband has made no effort at recon-
ciliation. and that he contributes MOTH
ing to her support
Dublin Castle is in the center of
the Irish capital, and has been the
royal seat Of government since the
time of Queen Elizabeth. On its gate
way is the figure of justice. on which
Swift caustically commented: Her
face to the castle, her back to the
oeOnle"
The New York herald., 1920-01-23
Case to Set Aside
Sale Is Dismissed
Complications Surrounding Laurelton
Tract in Queens Strengthened Out
in Yesterdays Decision.

Local complications which have sur
rounded the Laureiton development in the
J-raica section OF Queens for several
years We're cleared up yesterday in the
Queens County Supreme Court by Justice
Fawcett who rendered decision dis
missing an action brought by lot owners
In the development to set aside the sale
OF the property under foreclosure which
took place on August IS, 1916
The price paid at this sale for all the
,unsold property belonging to the LAUREL
ton Land Company was $4,000. The prop
orty was taken over by the Laurelton
Development Company The plaintiffs
asked TO have the sale set aside on the
grounds that the sale was not in good
faith and was made to prevent them from,
securing improvements which they had
been promised when they purchased their
property.
In giving his decision Justice Fawcett
said:-"It appears from the record that
the Laurelton Land Company was in
solvent at the date of the foreclosure OF
the mortgage against Il in 1916. The record
falls to disclose proof sufficient to estab-
Iish the allegations of fraud set up in the
complaint against the defendants and the
plaintiffs have failed 70 establish their
complaint, and the motion of the defend
ants 10 dismiss tho complaint is granted -
The dismissal of this action will permi,
the complete development of this tract
and real estate men declared that the de-
cision was ono or the most important af-
feeling real estate given in New York
city IN some time.
The New York herald., 1920-01-23
IMPORTANT SALES ON
Observation-Disclosures
Several Large Corner Apartment
Houses Acquired by Operators
Estates Sell Several Parcels.

Henry Friedman, president Of the Hud-
son View Construction Company, pur-
chased from the Hammerslough estate the
six story apartment house, 75x10o, at the
southeast corner OF Broadway and 1i9tl
ST., through L. j. Phillips & Co. The build
ing rents for about $4,000 n year and was
held at $2400Oo. This is Mr.. Friedman S
first venture on Washington Heights as
an operator. He erected a number OF
apartment houses on the Loyal l.. Smith
tract on the Heights, on land purchased
from Harris & Maurice Mandelbaum.
Large Sale on Heights.
Nehring Prothers resold for Evelyn
Realty Corporation. David IT. Van Damn
president, TO Joseph G. Abramson, the
two six story apartments, 265Xl0c, at 5lS
20 sos West 1G4th ST., Housing about Jos
families. The annual rentals aggregate
sSo.e0o The property was held at s6so,cD.
Other Sales in District.
Benenson Realty Company bought
through Morrison & Schiff, attorneys, the
Continental, six story apartment house
a. 4,1S0 Broadway, northeast corner OF
i77th ST.. 100x10o. The structure contains
sixty-seven suites and one store and rents
for about $4,000 annually. 1t was held al
$50 900.
iJdHtIOiL iN"ttNS NOulI'huNf itPA S.7Nt'NNN
by Davies. Auerbach & Cornell attorneys
sold through Walter G. Wlckoff 10 j. 6
| & NJ c. Mayer and Millard Shredder. rep
resented by Weschler IL Kohn, the siS
story apartment, 9o.Sxl26.s, at the southeast
corner of Fort Washington av. and 1l0tl1
St. held at about 100000.
Samuel Kaplan sold for Monmouth Hold
ling Company, Inc, TO Blanche NJ. and
Mary X. Amos, clients OF Edward Is
Corey, 403 Audubon av., a five story apart
ment 5SX9o, held at $4,000.
Daniel Coffey estate sold 1,T61 Amster-
dam av., northeast corner of 1i7th ST.. q
five story flat, 34.11xloo.
The New York herald., 1920-01-23

I2sTH ST. e5 w. s. II. .Iox9e. IL. John Molier
lirus, 10 Charles q Moller. .Jr, a 55,h 81;
March 20 1917: atty. q Monteith olipin' ~
.John st. %
SAME prop: Helene Mqller tindlyid & extrsl
10 Frances NJ I.aven,. y w 126th s.; mtge
way, ;..... 10 20 beo :
5III: Chas y Buckley ,exr, &c) TO Fred NJ Hunt.
30 Washington St Newark j: Jan u ga atsy, ny
13sD ST s. 14s'3 II Q Of 1th av. 1ai0x99. u
Dillon q Al1yone To Amelia Realty Corpn. 2os
y 13sth st; pitre $3.50. Jan II; lsaac levisosn;
f52D sT. n :. 2TS II Of Amsterdam av. 5ox
Qp11; " JIaemmerlen 10 Augusta Larson,
Iii Clay av: mtge $40, 500; Jan u; atty. + q
4 L Co, iGp Broadway. y...,............ .slVu
The New York herald., 1920-01-23
PLOT ACQUIRED FOR
"a STORY BUILDING
Syndicate Assemblies 22,5oo Square
Feet Just North Of Herald Square
for Improvement.

Just north of the Herall squs re section
a large plot has been assembled bv a
syndicate. and announcement IS made By
reass a Elilman. tho brokers. that n
twcnty-fonr story building will he erected
on The site. from plans BY Clinton & nus.
sell. architects. The properties acquired
are az follows
Frorn Mra Henry W. Tveri,t. AZ Ny..,
aAth a.. four story dwelling. held a,
Ass.eoe from De Witt Lockman. SO. ad
loininr. four story dwelling held n,
ti"e.aee from Edward W. Clascoe and
Mrs. W g. Herbert 81. which has beer
under lease for a number OF years 10 tho
Home Bureau. held az 500. 900: from
Jackson a stern. ca; also the abuttlnc
croperty ~ IS West sSth a. gthoae twc
houses we're rernodeiled for business some
time since and we're purchased bv the
nremeut sellers through the same broker.
ass firm from Dr. ,. a. Corning. 80 west
asih ST. a four story dwelling from
George ~. Peabody and pr. J. ". Ne.
Lean, Tho two four story dwellings az A
and ~. adjoining. and from Dr. ". 4
lambert - and az. similar buildings
IRE entire riot comprises about s2.50r
sq1are feet ~ rrvnna+ area. having 4
frontage ~ ies feet In 2Sth e. and II.
fest 81 ssih n. n Ia m The hsart ~ tb,
refah section. The new structure win b,
affanEsd With stores. offices AMI show.
f"'"fls adapted for those concerns which
rN1uirn large floor space Tho proprrt,
~ about equally Distant from tle Penn
esifahiA station and Grand Central Ter
mtnal and adjacent 20 ire department,
st"rf. theatre ana hotel centreA n Ia,
unaHnally favorable transportat ian fsciii
tieh with an elevated railroad statior
~ eth az. sud the ~. r. T.. ana Inter.
borough within easy reach.
" "a expected that tho rev buUsins
Wi be ready IN the carly part ~ 1921
nc renorted Investment " said 20 DC ia
tho nClghborhood ~ s5oa 0no
The New York herald., 1920-01-23
Mechanics Liens-Manhattan.

Kalisch Inc VS. Frederick w Jockcl owner \
contrast0r; ttn Ghas Rofs Swper SO $
Dora Campbell. owner; Harry Z Benlinc 60
WAFER ST. 17e To- Iso; Combustion jnrinecriSe f9e
Corpn vs. n City District Realty Corpn, own
:, eri Stesm 20. eontraGtor 90 500. a.
Lewis McR Hubbard. owner & contractor. si1 u
18TH ST, 35I w. & Jane st, ss; William Green
berg VS. Edw w Arnold. owner; ! Snydel
Co Inc. contractor. r....,.............s 81. .1sI 2t
ssTH ST, ~ ": Hay Walker Brick Go, Inc. vs. :.
w ssth st, Inc, owner; Henry Graft. contrac
GOTH ST. ~ w; schickedanz & Finnecan vs. d
4 GO Manhattan Az Corpn. owner: Thomas n
james, contractor. Observation-Disclosures. .Stjn +;
136T'H ST. 1851 W; Jacob Soften VS. Thomas &
Mary Simcox owners (renewall ......... 1IO. 81
The New York herald., 1920-01-23
Lis Observation-Disclosures

EI.DRIDGE ST. 20: BENJAMIN Aschcr vs. Haruai
singer (specific performanccl; attys, Gilbert &
Gilbert
WEST END Ay. e cor 7ith st.. 1o2 .2tiio
Casolaro Painting & Decorating Co, Inc, VI
Paterno Constr,iction Co. faction 20 foreclos'
rnecha MICS leul; atty. n " Ilateau.
Sd Av II c cor io7th st 25yioo: Samuel Rer
gotten vs. James Roddy accounting. 6cl. attys
Lind & Pfeiffer.
SOD ST. $50 W: Lincoln Trust co VS. Annie
Bonner ct Al foreclosure OF mtGel attys. Scott
Gil ST ST 10 T.: James A Coushlin VS. Moses I
Pyne. Jr. ct al (action 10 foreclose mechanics
LEM: atty Hopper.
s?TH ST. t36 & 13S w William earns VS. People
/ Of the State of ct al action 10 compe
registration of title Sc: atty, W Fairchild.
13tTH ST. ). c. II W OF eth av. l7sx1l o.
Sarah Smith vs. lssie White foreclosure OF
|. mtRel; atty, ii Feldmsn.
The New York herald., 1920-01-23
FREDERIC A. PRINCE BUYS
INN AT GREENWICH, CONN.

Frederic A. Prince purchased from
Louise Edwards through George u. Corsa
Edgcwood Inn. in Edgewood Park, Green.
wich. Comp. 100 room hotel, situated on a
knoll in the centre OF 12s acres and sur.
rounded by casino, large garage. chauf.
feurs' cottage containing twenty-five sleep.
lng rooms, and "a building for help con.
taiuinE ciEhty-two rooms.
The property originally was owned anc
developed by the Withorell estate and Is
80 situated as 20 command fine views oi
Long Island Sound. Mr. Prince, who has
been connected with number OF hotels
VIII manage the inn personally.
The New York herald., 1920-01-23
CIGAR COMPANY MAKES LEASE

United Cigar stores Company leased
from Edmund Coffin. through Dwight.
Archibald & Perry, the twelve story store
and office building az the northeast cor
street for n long term of years. There
was recorded yesterday a lease between
Fannie !. Helmuth and tho No. 90 Madl.
son Avenue Company. for "A twenty.one-
year lease. from October ]. 1912 With
two renewal privileges. The rentai ranges
from $1,000 to $1,000 a year. No announce
ment IL made about the rental paid ~ tho
cigar company.
The New York herald., 1920-01-23
SALES IN NEW JERSEY.

c. Alfred Burhorn Company sold for Mrs.
Clothilde Cuneo the four story Bclvedeer
Apartments, at ga TO e74 Palisade av.,
Jersey Ciey Heights. 2ooX irregular, to Jo-
seph Schuchman. The same brokers also
sold 10 Hudson place, Hobolten, a four
story warehouse 25xSS, FOR the Mercantile
Trust Company TO the Paul Fischer Com
pany, which now uses 1t in connection with
its Wholesale grocery business.
The New York herald., 1920-01-23
Observation-Disclosures.

T. Rubenstein. 2io am av. owner. 4 Bar,iss. -.
cirRYsfIE sT. ibs' ana ias. to a = stc-r fsf' !.
w Browning. ! West 40ih ~ ownef. rieh
man n Kahn. architects ...4........... IS sstl
LEXINGTON Av. I .nrs 10 = siorr rsliias.
$ = Raddour. 1884 % av. owner; n ! iiafrisoa'
sPRiNG sr. 80 and ". TO 4 I story "a ,ors n
Montana. rremiscs. owner: g. ". siraue. Al.
STONE sr. il. 20 a story rcs,aurant. Aet Al
bert Frank Co. Beaver -. owner: y " Jame..
2D Az . cor 10th ~. 20 Z s,ory iIosnitass \
Post Graglate School and IIoNpfai pYrai.
ises. owner: Francisco A Jacobus. architect
18TH SIT. 100 r. 20 an - story offices ara ssors
Consolidated Gas Co. premises. owner: Fransisco
18TH sT. 87 10 ~ D.. 70 10 story ofts a.:
w y Emo i3 south William n. owner Rich'
ard Berger a Son. architects. .......... $50 fHsl
27Tii ST. 3os W. - . story dwelling cole.
man. premises. owner. Zipkes. Nolff kud
34'TiI ST. ioT 4. 10 4 story dwelling, poarf N
Home Miss Reformed tlIur'h IN 30. 4 n mt.
adelphia. Pa. owner: ii Y Smith. architect.
3TrII ST. . 10 . W. 10 a IL story iof,s. Ae, T
Wolff et al philadelphia. Pa. owner N Hun
sarit rf 81. SaS W. 10 story dwelling: II nsr
ger premises, owner; q Green architect $40 ~
f02D ST, Eot W. 90 n story dwelling ard si0rt .
New Holding Go. premises. owner: FISHER.
q q
The New York herald., 1920-01-23
TELEGRAPH COMPANY MAY
ERECT TALL STRUCTURE

The Board % Appeals has granted per.
mission 10 tine American Telephone and
Telegraph Company 10 carry the improve.
ment planned for the northeriy half ol
tho broadway block front. between pe,
and Fulton sta TO tho height % tho com.
pany's existing structure at Dcy at. cor.
ner which 10 twenty-clght stories.
Under tho provisions % the height ant
.onins resolution the company would hay,
been compelled 10 observe tho setback ar.
rangement in building its proposed add
ton had the Board OF Appeals denied ~
application.
The New York herald., 1920-01-23
NEW ss,ooo,ooo BUILDING.

sommerficld & steoklcr. architects, filed
plans with the Building Bureau yesterday
for George Backer for the sixteen story
building. TO cost about ss.0a.ooo. 10 occupy
the block front In tho east side OF 9Th av
@th to 3ist 1T. 1t will have n frontage o,
1875 feet In 9Th av.. 300 In sist 81. and ioi.
in 3oth st. The structure will be known a.
the Textile Building.
The New York herald., 1920-01-23
OPERATOR ResELLs LOFT
BUILDING TO INVESTOR

May y. Nsssnson sold ana East
isih st. a twelve story lof, buadlns. so~as.
iuliy rented al an annual rent OF g.. COO.
Iho property was held al $40 ooo and was
soia through J. a. Gordon n was re-
Gently purchased BY Mr.. Natanson FROM
=. y. jackson. who had only the day he
iere purchased the property from the
Emlsrant IndnEirlal saAlnan nanh
The New York herald., 1920-01-23

LEWIS ST. 8: Phnin Grecnberg VS. Louis Baron
~ a.: san Ie' le2o ...a.......a...:..,.s so4
Plumbing CO VS. Annetta Villari ct al Jan II,
SAME prop: Bafba CARPENTER Contracting e vs s
same: Jan II. 1919. .......................S .STOO
SAME prop: Colonial Paint 20, Inc, same:
Jan H. 1919. Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
SAME prop: Weisberg-Bacr Co. Inc. vs same;
Jan II. 1912. ................s1 81 zoo
SAME prop; Morris Levin 4 Sons VS. same: Jan
II. i5lH... ............ S.Jb..o
SAME prop; Mayer Schnee same: Jan I.
lHlN .sll1
SAME prop, IIasbruck Flooring Co VS. same
Ian 13 1910 lo.........,............. S6al
SANE prop; Robert Elkan VS. same, Jan -,
SAME crop: Joseph Sobel VS. same Ian -
ssTH Tif ST. % w Vim & reion vs. Edgar T.. lehman
ct al: ian 49, 1920. 20...,.t5.........,.... So. .o1
'31sT ST. 80 4; VIM DeIlou vs. Max Dorf et al
Satisfied Lien-Bronx.
SIMPSON ST. pas: Samuel Afromewltz vs.
Emma NJ Dempsey et al: Dec g. 1919. .sl70. 80
The New York herald., 1920-01-23
BROAD STREET ALTERATION.

Fred +. French Company. architects
and builders, have been awarded the con-
tract 10 alter the four story building.
23.3x1SO Irregular. at G. Broad atrcei.
for H. l., Wnkelman a Co. az cost of
$4,000. Harm lIlldebrandt. are ninety
one years. occupies tho top floor. iIs
moved In fifty years ago. during the I'D.
minstratlon OF Mayor G. Godfrey Gun
ther. who then owned the building.
The New York herald., 1920-01-23
SEVENTH AVENUE PROJECT.

Plans were filed yesterday for the con
store building. 77.9xIos.i. az the northeast
corner or 9Th av. and 9Th st., BY y. J.
Nathan. Jr.. through Schwartz A. Cross ~.
Marcus. architects. The cost has been
placed at ss50,oo. Last April the property
was reported sold.
The New York herald., 1920-01-23
Saln at Green winh

GREENWICH Conn, Thursday. Judge
William ]. Ferris purchased the old
Colonial homestead and fifty-nine acres
owned by w u. Peck. Just off the Round
Hill road The property was held at 81 900
an acre. VIC intends 20 develop the prop
erty for building purposes. Judge Ferris
also recently bought the Marshall home
stead on East Putnam avenue from Isabel
w, Powell.
The New York herald., 1920-01-23
Lsases-Manhattan.

Lsases-Manhattan.
EEAvER ST. 2li al; Ar9lsias Y n stgvvesaat.
nfoliys. x N. % fros, KS, - isso. iss'''5 s,tys
Hsce a i'm. saT sfh av. s......s $40 ioO
Bs"@ADMAi =, @ - ist eit ~ ha,snsyss ,g s,,,,s
slME ate5 wv i.i lot sane % sa'nss q " fr.@
MhplsoX ~. - 3 cor as 4. sl. lsasis
J fiulmufh a. - Nadfsnt ~ Cp 80 liaiiss,n
ayi ~ Nrs from uet 4. iaiGs op.nn rsn'"hl-
u yfs each; atty. hdnun4 .oi,. ~ ,.'.a, s.,o
6R,iiARD 81 les. store u fi,..r base sara0s
msru ass ftsr ~ sG I'm NesesisiAy @ ,ss y n dt,5
:. ,f,q,s ,,s Bliss. 81 chsinh.r. - 80 20 81 st'
] is3oi aitrs at i''i' ni.s' r'fs 4 T. ioo nrss
sotrIi sT' a,S. b 4. ali walter L saydsm q
John Bltfncr. Jos Para Az; a yrs from Nsy 4.
l,a2o; aiiys. liSeim 3 fiSsi.ss g wIiii.m o..,
Gs7-sei: tharies I1ns % stampi sg. Debut.
ATM stty. RoSeri 30 ii'aswss issssn S5 ws n so ss4
SANE psgDi, all Charles Anderson A. ano -
SMIllened Mig 90. ca he pretnises 81 -
16iiI AZ. sij. store & par, hase: Thomas I 'Sbs'
man ,as s9nm property - Armstrong thag.erl
70 Leopold M"y son' on the prrnises' 81 N
1SfH 81, asS Il, ail: henrietta Harris to samaei
Saser at.s a loa ,s from 5sS T. @ 80
22D ST., 133 W; 9Th floor %; Morris snedler to
Alex ,Braunstein, C67 Teasdale place 2 yIs
a5rH ST. i5i-55 " store. base 4 ist lott W'csen
Goidsen ,to Alfred llafaer, -as msnag. ns
/. yrs from Feb /. le2o; Alfred Hagner. ~ "
siT'Hf s1', 547 VI. an. George Whiieside te Neyer
individ 4 rs fi-m McNsIly Transfer 60. ei6 "
3Tth st: 10 yrs from Feb 10. 1890 ..... S3,oOp
The New York herald., 1920-01-23
Leases-Bronx.

DAILY Az $ Q cor 1soth st. store: louis Cbaskin
to Ehlns Go. 7Go So Arms ay; 10 yfs from
Jan 10, 1920; attys. \ * II Bloch. :" Nassau
wEsSTctrIESrER Av.. iss.. store. Adams Realty
Co to Max Levin. $50 linton ay: yrs from
A"-'' "'''' 'U''' xi i7g
The New York herald., 1920-01-23
Lis Pendens-Bronx.

LOTS Nos ~ 40 25s. 257. Is7. I44. l5. o
e2 AMI 2. map in partition, sale OF the 10
q Hunt estate. near Van Nest station. Ca
Fischer vs james l. Hunt ct al (foreclos
mtgel: attys. Stroock & Stroock.
The New York herald., 1920-01-23
New Buildings--Bronx.

MOTT IfavEN II n YARD. s5o II G Of sheridan
av. ! story terra Gotta shop. 20 i0xt2. y n
n " Co, Grand Central Terminal owner; ! y
oallsgnsr. 30 t5th ~. architect. ...... - 600
brick & stone garage. i26x10o. summit Hold.
ing Corr, Inc. owner; ANTHONY. gnos, 2a5
4 l3sth 81. architect, ...,..,....... .s25 600
The New York herald., 1920-01-23
Mechanics Lien-Bronx
= Satisfied Liens--Manhattan.

I53D ST. 3s2-3tG T.; Adarno clccarone vs Jacob
III Gebe. owner: George Niolante contractor.
s.. 55i 81
The New York herald., 1920-01-23
New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

10TH sr. los a 1i0 W. Tor o ttv storage.
5ox1OO: chelsea rireprOof storage Warehouse.
Inc, i26 w 21th 81. owner j. Mortmaur. ist
The New York herald., 1920-01-23

Jan "a; atty. rue Guar CO. iss broadway. -.
2gsTH 80. So sa n " ~ Ker,isr az. -0xip1.
Howard fnristn a. fa Wcssllnuu tanstu 80. 10
p -ef'A 81. Jan A.. atfy, le Guar Co. 40
The New York herald., 1920-01-23
cigar store Company Leases.

United Cigar stores Company leased
through H. J. Phillips e. Co. from Arthur
n. Murphy the block front In the north
sido OF Fordhnm road from Webster 20
Decatur avs. with frontages OF 79i0 feet
in webster av. and 1910 feet in Decatur
av.. with two story and basement store
and offices. " Is adjacent 10 theatres and
business buildings now under construction
sn one Of the most active parts Of Ford
ham road. The lease Is for about twenty
The New York herald., 1920-01-23
OPERATOR PURCHASES HOTEL
LOCATED IN UPPER BROADWAY
Acquires the ontaNarragansett FurniShed-nteresng
Sale in Sixty-First Stree-Bronx Activity Continues Un
abaed-Other Recent Real Estate Reports
Dealings is the Broas.

taxes. Is nearly fsr CO.. Adolph r.. Guis
sell, attorney. represented TIE owner.
The New York herald., 1920-01-23
Satisfied Lien--Bronx

STMPSON ST. I Pas: Samuel Afrnmewltz vs.
Emma NJ Dempsey ct al; Dec o. 1919. sl70.5 90
The New York herald., 1920-01-23

Home Fire Insurance Company Is thu
buyer of 90 William St, reported sold In
the HERALD yesterday. The company Is
reported TO be negotiating a merger with
the city Fire Insurance Company. and II
successful will take over the latters prop
erty at the northwest corner of William
st. and Maiden lane. 1t recently acquired
81 Maiden lane.
Quinlan & Leland placed a mortgage oi
$4,000 on the nine story Hotel Monticello
at 30 and 81 West 6ith st.
The No. $40 West 112th ST. Corpora tion
L. Beich, w. \. Werner and w. p. Riley
directors, is the buyer OF the property al
that address, reported sold in tho HERAI.n
January 1.
Charles r. Noyes Company were the
brokers in the recent suitcase of part OF
the ground floor in 47ais and 47t
Broadway for the Exchange Buffet
Corporation to Jacob II. Gold e. Co.
The New York herald., 1920-01-23

LOT foa Van Nest PARK 25xloo: Anna N Ganz
- Boro Associates Inc. i6J broadway; mtge
st.o.D; Jan n; atty. Title Guar Co. 176 Broad.