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to clear it for cultivation this year, but Mir. Cook offered him hand some profit on the place and he turned it loose. MT. Lynn will buy another farm near Marianna within the next week or two.
 MILLER LUMBER COMPANY has full assortment of building ma terials. stf
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5IocalNexs; $;

Garden and flower seed at Turn er's. II Miss Bell Panich has been in Memphis this week on business.
 Tall Pet Milk, 15c a can at City Grocery. Phone 50. '21
 Ike Panich returned this morn ing from a business trip to Conway.
 MILLER LUMBER COMPANY render prompt service. u
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Additional Locals on Page 8.
The courier-index., 1920-02-27
HUGH NIXON, Cashier J. E. ALLEN, Asst. Cashier W. E. M'cLINTOCK, Asst. Cashier

Everybody knows that the money goes, but how many know how, when and where.
 Every salaried worker owes it to himself to consider carefully what he gets for what he spends.
The courier-index., 1920-02-27

DAVID Fl. WOODALL, Bookkeeper. MISS A. M. CAHILL, Asst. B'k'p'r. MISS ALTA MOSS, Sec'y to Cashier.
The courier-index., 1920-02-27

A Checking Accounts puts a check indiscrimnate expenditures check book figures always so that he will nave an adequate balance in the bank. We invite checking accounts.
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o. L. WILLIAMSON JACOB SHAUL R. L. NIXON
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-05

LONDRES. Mayo 4.-El Ministe
rio de la Guerra po!aco en- IN comu-
nicado cue do a Ia publicidad hoy.
anuucia oficialmente Ia destruction
del Duod6cimo E7ercito ruSol Sc
gun dice IN despacho inalambrico
recibido aqui de Varsovia.
II Drafacjoo Fi1rcito era una
DO las ,,des ~bolsheyikis ouo Sc
~onorian . nee dc los noIocos ba
ia al nortc a trovas do Ia Trkrania
An;ori1ado csc obstacpIo }os noIa.
cos y. ,L-o,;oros han nodido ~cnr+i-
n,or 60, r,,,cb, ,ic+or;nsa .o,, vel,
t:,,, ta,:I;G,J III ,Ia.n,abo aarar.
S.,e T., dor.,.o+. de- lbs ,.,so. - csn
;rc, do K;sy nor ios noIacns h. -
do confirn,ad nor Ios rnsos r,ismos
irra n~roclarta fechada on VoscoI
y con "a firma do Ioninc :, Tro+zLv
60 ba ro,ibido on 10 c~sn;tor roIaca
soc',r 81 3osr..bo do ro+o,o,nia on
!, $50 o,,o 10 mo+iroJ, :,
L.. 800 boI.bo,,;L;r - 81 49,,
49,, u, Ios noIanos ,L,.n;omn
F -. 49,: S
-~aJ;s .L u
l,ll5l'0 :
! l.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-05

TASOETA. Mayo Las fuerZaS
~bo,Snr'Eis 50 eStan atrir-herando
en- las c~olinas que Sc italian al oesJe
de la margen zQuierda del rio
Dniener. fernando IN gran semi,
circUlo con su espalda contra kicv,
Ia capital ukraniana. seCiH dicon
las roticias reclbidas hoy en- eSta
capital.
La lucha por Ia possession dc Kjev
Sc halla IN 81 apogeo. pucs polacys
Y bo.shevkis combaten. sin cesar dia
' noche q 10 largo de la Inca que
atravlesa los wales Y los rios, Am
hos combatientes estan usanGo ar
tilleria, pero hasta ahora Ia plaza
de Kiev no ha sido bomhardaada por
los p~olacos que SC hallan a cuarenta
Y cin2o kilometres de esa capital.
Los roiacos Sc dice que eStan ha-
ciendo uSo de treneS y au.omovjIo,
blindados en- su esfuerzo por Uegar
4 n Plaza ukraniana. asi como de
armaS ' equipo modcrnos. Las 5ro-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-05
Libros MaraViGosoS.

Para los que sufren. son victi~as
De la desgracia. les perslgUe "a ma
Ia suerte, f~racasan en- Sus neGoclos =
son desafortunaGos en- amores. ,oG
tan curiosos Eoros lograran toGos sls
deseos. seran afortunados en- nego-
clos Y 4mpresas, lograran el carino
del ser amSdo. llsvaran a fe!!- tarrr'-
no u asuntos = t~riunfaran en- TODD.
81 veran libres de malas inf!-en-
cias. Y v~enceran i sus eCemlgoS ' ma
die podra cauSarles dano. Envle 10
,entavos en- estampillas &c correo pa
"a gastos Y recibira cs:alogo gratla.
Direction: Sres. Y. Martin y Co.
SAP Rafael STA. Habala. Cuba.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-05
FL PLEBISCITO EN- LA
ALTA SILESIA do LU-
A A MOTIVES
PoIacos Y aIemanes sostuvie-
ron renida lucha en-
Ratibor y Oppeln.

LONDRES. Mayo 4.-Un despa-
cho de Berlin recibido aqui hoy. da
cuenta de que las tropas francesas
en- IA Alta Silesia estan ahora en-
penadas en- ell restablecimieato del
orden ALI. alterado For sangrlentos
combates que Sc libraron entire po-
LAGOS V alemanes ell domingo pasa,
do durante la celebration del pie
biscito. Los p~olacos organizaron va
rias manifestations con motive de
las eleciones tratando de entrar a
Ratibor Y Oppeln verdaderas CO
lamnas de manifestantes. a 10 cual
Sc opusieron los alcmanes. habien-
dose trabado ~entonces una renida
lucha en- Ia cual una persona result
to herida.
PARIS. Mayo 4.-EI Console de
Embaiadores ha decidiio posponer
ell plebiscito en- Teschen hasta Ell
pr6ximo mes de Julio. en- vista DE-
los ~recienteS disturbios Que ocu-
rrieron en- la Alta Si!esia, entire 20.
LAGOS y alemanes. La fecha fijada
para tai election sera ell dja u de
Gicho mss.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-05

(Pasa a IA Sexta Plana)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-05
LAS O~BLIGACIONES
DE LOS ALEMANES
Las definiran Lloyd
George y Millerand
Ell Gabinete aIeman esta d.
vidido respecto a las oter-
tas que deben hacerse
a los aliados

PARIS. Mayo Ell Primer MI
nistro Alexandra MlIIerano nara u'
vlaje a LohdreS !" ei'.I' - Nj
pa" 55S e.. nav;d TIovd Geor
80 ,cerca de varias cueStiones fl
na~ncieras. Sc espera que en- esa con
fercncia Sc llegue a un acueruo ST.
bre la Inca dc 2cTIoH F's
5ar2 'SplI, nuian ia las ciausrlas So
hire r~eraracioncz del tratado de Yer
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-05
TONTCO MARAVILLOSO
Del Padre pe1a
ALIyIA DIEZ INTERMEDIATES

ALIFIA DIEZ INTERMEDIATES
I--u5erculosis en- primer grade. LA di,
peHes;a 2or c-oaica que sea. Sci -ecratis
no. LAS neuralgias. LAS caleaturas
mas rcbel6es. s.-Las t7ses ' catar-os. =
Las Go!cnc;as que cuetan O. a influenza.
s-L~os males del cora=6H que p-oTicacn 6el
est6mssc. e-La anem:a- IC.-LaS fiebres
p~ai3Gicas 0 frios.
ITINERARIES SON LOS TESTIMONIES
De LOS ENFERNOS QUE HAN SANA-
DO CON ESTA MEDJCINA DEL PADRE
PESA-ESTh MEDICINA ESTA DEBI-
DAMENTE REGISTRADA BAJo Ell NJ
NERO 1880.
PRECIO -Erasco de Is onsas. SI.Co De
$ onras. Soc
DE EENTA
En- Laredo. Texas, Botieas del ResuEio =
Colorado
Err San Antonio. Texas. Bo,icas de- HidaI.
20. del ASuila. ESQ. 50 LarcGo Y NIeva Y
San Pedro.
PADRE PENA
1904 Main ave. LAREDO. Texas
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Para libros en- espanol dirijase us-
ted a la Casa Editorial Lozano, lis
n. Sta. Rosa, Ave, San Antonio,
Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-05

LONDRES, Mayo LA Hotlcla
contcnida en- IN despacho rccibldo
aver aqui. Dc Varsovia, refercntc a
IA captura do la plaza de k;cv Tor
las fuvrzas polacas. n solo TO Sc
ha c~onfirmado, sine que - ha des-
mentido en- vista de que no tenia
Fundamental alguno. segUn dice otro
despacho recibido hoy de Ia propia
capital polaca. Asegurase sin en-
barge que los p~olacos nan capturado
FauStova ' continuan su avance
New-York tribune., 1920-02-02
sURROCATES' NOTICE
ARNoULD. DENIS.-TTIE PEOPLE OF
- the State OF New York. by the Grace Of

ARNoULD. oENIs-THE PEOPLE OF
the State OF New York. by the Grace OF
God God Free and Independcnt:-T Irving
Trust Company. as Trustee. 233 Broadway.
Congress St.. Jersey city. y. ! Mrs,
aroohyn r. MRS 9ss susss Mss' Ladn saa St efo
Mrs Josephine Aber. 1879 West srd St.
nTeehayIa; nsTeeasyn; N ~ =; Mrs Florence Lans Q
A. copn s4s ena9n cenra Avs West
H1soseoken. N j.; Miss Catherine Arnould,
A..rnould.. 1888 Ave. A. New York. n. r;
Nina Arhould zindell. sss west 171st St.
seT sertnr f05f 81 ves, y nsn George F. copin ga
Mafie Lehman. 2ll Franh,yn St, Town of
Union. N; j.: Mrs Adeiino Smith. 40i
aTansr VsTon,ea st. MscdoSb down q upion j. Mrs
Esw Esreco,nb Y9Tk. n 4; Emil Il copin. ~
Upon tho Petition OF Irving rrus, Com
pany who resides at 233 Broadway. New
YORK. ~ y. the executor of the Estate OF
Denis Arnoua. deceased:
You and each of you are hereby cited
70 snow cause before our Surrogate OF the
County OF New York. at tho surrog at es'
Court OF said County. held at the Hall o.
records In the County OF New York on
the loth day of February. 1920. at hal:
past past ten O'Clock in the forenoon Of tina,
im1pany. the executor, naret in the La 81.
Will and Testament OF DENIS ARNOULD.
a,e,ceased, who a. the time of his death re-
sided in New York County should not bs
judicially settled -
In TEssTIMoNY WHEREOF, We have
caused the Seal Of the Surrogates Cour,
OF the said County Of New Yo-k TO be
,c hercunto affixed WITNESS HON
lSea4l ORABLE JOHN p. CONAIAN. a
. Surrogate of said County at
tho County of New York. the End day Of
January. In the year OF our Lord ous
thousand nine hundred and twenty
DANIEL j. OWDNEy
Clerk Of the Surrogates. Court
New-York tribune., 1920-02-02
Recorded Real Estate Transactions

SSsn so.' atty. A Storm. $50 n Ford, q,
snDDoM ST, v {. o.; walker . avn s"' 2s'is xix
1881 Wallace av: m'Ge 5000: Jan 80:
atty Samuel pIttcrman. ao9 Broad
BEcK sr. ess. 80. sil.,25; nenies Realty
Corrn 20 Samuel Spring. "a Fl to+th nt;
tHntsc $500; Jan 80; attys aeItner; r.
les Unser to eiEnund wcchsler. ii
si1,, y ga ST. intse 5000, Jan 10: atty.
Davis to Eva GIttin. col l lasth st. and
ano: mtse $3.50 Jan Ia: atty. Thoo j
TIFFANY s'r ii47, w e, runs y 6ax W ss,I
ls2S n Tx i2.Sx TAX n 26x
& IS ? to beg Ram Realty Corpn to So
Jan 80; atty. J Gordon. Sc BROAD
PRosrEcT Az, n rem st, So1iiooS
McNulty, ao5s Bainbrdee av: 1ntee
.s7,ogo: Jan 29' atty. NJ Monfricd. $50
BOSTON POST RID. iosi, s.. map MOI Nor
Iis'an'a. n lle5S 67s 1l7.7
to, TO- I'd xsw72 to beg; Harris Mandsl-
., baum Nc ct .. al to Isaac Wei. col " llsth
JAcKsoN Av. Ill =. is.ix941n; 9 9 nna Adam DAM
Nan1!ia. Mandler and ailo to Morris SANDER 7ss
Ittle q & T Co, 1T6 Hrondway. 81 900
i6lH ST, 293 f. II s. 2s.lOx11o; sarah J
CNeil ct al TO Frank Twecho, 525 Nor
rs hV' Nov y. 1919; atty. Title G & r
GO. l76 Broadway
ga ME property same to same: Aug 15.
Ivls; atty. Title q & 4 Co. l7s Broad
ND 81, Sfs T.. $, runs II 10ox 4oX s.
OK w s2T 2a7x 125x S5x OK r
S - TO- st W 4 to beg: Antonia Piro to
Maila Manfredi. s79 r. 1921 st; ntgc
sls'u0O; Jan 80, atty. Title q 8o T Go,
'''au"hy 81
sAMc property; Maria Monfredi to pas
9uale Pro, SIS l62d st, ntse SIS, 600;
% Jan a 7, 80 30 atty, same ......o and 500
fcRESf AN, lI76. y. 24.2x135.1xl7x
da4.ll Henrietta Brown to Hani Gross;
Sslo Park av; Jan 20; atty. Title G 6. T
20. ~ Broadway ..................sl
GERARD AV, .. 2so n 15sth st. 52x9i.
Wfn j Brennan to Peter Braschoss, 854
GeIard av: mtgc $4,000, Jan so; atty.
Iltle @ & T Co, l75 Broadway ......sI
MOTT AN. COS, $. 49.6xS5.1Ox23.lxes2 .
Anna Morris and to Mario J Ire
uor. 500 Mott av; Jan 23; atty. Title {; *
I Co, 176 broadway ....s 81 600
New-York tribune., 1920-02-02
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT oF THE STATE OF
NEW YORK -'lria' desired in New York
County. - ELEONORA WROBLEWSh l.
Pls.nuu against FRANK WROBLEW-
SKI, Defenlant Summons. Action to
annul marriage.
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO an
swer the complaint in this action. and to
serve COPY OF your answer on the plain
ths attorney within twenty days after the
service of this summons. exclusive Of the
day of service, end in case of your failure to
appear. or answer. Judgment will be taken
against YOU by default for the relief de-
manded In the complaint.
Dated, New York. December 3fst. 1919
FRANCIS y. WAZETAR. Attorney for
Plaintiff, Office & PostoiHce Address, s4s
Broadway Borough Of Manhattan, New
York City
TO FRANK WROBLEWSKI DEFENDANT .
The foregoing summons is served upon YOU
by publication, pursuant TO order OF Hon
Edward 2. Finch. one Of the Justices OF the
Supreme Court of the state Of New York.
da,ed the 23rd day OF january. 1920. and
fled with the complaint, in The Office Of the
Clerk OF New York County at the County
Court House in the Borough OF Manhattan.
City and State Of Ne" YORK, on The 2lth day
Of January. 1920.
Dated New York. january 24th. 1920
tRANCiS y. WAIi., Aii Nl.orr.g fo~
Piaint,ff. 3i6 iroauNA As, afanhaitaa N,ew
York cay.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-02
Assignments of MORTGAGES
Mnul,att,r

wieh. +. u W esno, e; 70 1890 st: or..n-
W.T. to saesllc Homan,,' ,'s1ah a r. H .a1s %
ar sss, arsys ans Etddlo NJ lis nroaawaT '''a
sav Inhtn. s4i Bowery>i ,>ing in, to Dry Dock
w enor. ,rls.. 9S Park Row "''S' NJ Tich, en-
WEST +, IT END ~, 500 Edwin X sshaf,n1 s1l '99q
M lsaacs 81 w,iiia,.s Iiof. Co. a. ssttys ~.
- ,T ~ sT 2o6 n: l1th St 40 ~ - ~. sa,zoo
Iobny n 10 PIN Emma ma Perry. Brooiyn nj ntty
SeFli ST. 235 D. FrancessA A1s'sns, each 81
st. s"o TO josiah Lindsay. 2S5 E a5fh XIX
9th sT. III b; nertrraa,n,, y ~. 900
Sales Exteuslon Corpn "a o. ~ ~. .Harcns TO
i'n II ; SIS, BIO O Lexington nv. Na.t .,.n'
ha hstt, y Mince to Harry schuin $50 Man, Nan
Dow Nv RttyS' katA G. l.. sS PARK
It'll sr 2o5 n.-Rcal n,,,t.. ,,,a 81
"a 70 WaSI W'n r, Perry: atty John p Pins. =
BARROW ST. w cor comIr,,o,r.c... a., S$o. 900
- pe witt to Isabella f Hon, sr. ar, '9han n y
way VAN 81: "e'y' kiddie &. NJ. lis broad = :
a7rH sr 2a5 "; Harris Brow, T. X.
attys u ''er,Ha feti. ebis9o5m56ors. 1885 7th av
145Tii 81 S"ds deS : y y 2sy Wa bwsy f,a;, 500
a Wulfers; II A q wnifoTa noT4I :, to S,,id ny
F2n %2 trust CO. 14ll Bway: attys Holm,
1857 81. % So sassau ~, st 2 assmts each 81
10 John Basco. 2339 Morris nv. ard a. M
ssrny Fly; sf y. T ,;S 4 n CO, ls5 Bway 500
to Enigrant rndstr savr Ianlr' ~. 81 ~
g 7 GO. l76 Bway sla o. ON
X v hKslDE ;l pr, 52i, Lyndon Arms. Inc,
Nttys' Clark, x d. White Plains
SAB 81 60 "; Edgar Diafeispiel to slgo si9
ndund Wcchsler. 3y5 Bway.....Sl4 O0n
129TH ST. 153 w: Lotus Whltest0na w
kate Whiteside. 515 w l4Gth st. atty 70
72D 81 T'p5ls' aG y aos diya HMay 81
s'gst u r. Co - Wall ct, trus; atty, 7 q
sTN Af1ca Ay z, , atth 81 Rogers Peet Co to
t,Tns,ees; ,Ta attys, cadwalader. W g. S. 20
soTH sr, 70 r. Nathan Bernse,n, stS5i = 80 900
S,r, bert r Fise, 10 f Soth st. atty iy " "
A!DuqoY ~, E'S'2y st isGth st. Msnbs, s1S 900
perrin 1925 Bcrsen ct. BKlyn; attv N
w Mors enstern $50 Rway 500
Biooas si5 9'f'2'4 stb G~s 8. to Sarah d =,
Relyea, 1854 Nassau st....,.,.'' " 8,
liJIH herrs ST, ss p 2 5saae l. Propp to Louis
atty. Samuel Cohen. 100 Park row "a. 900
FREEMAN ST. $50; Sarah wills TO
rances Hawes, 1873 Archer av. Mt
Ternon. N Y; attys. Decker s. A. loo
GRAND ", cor Buchanan ~ l. ldg ! ~
ipo; Eliz Kelloy 10 Israel Rabinowitz.
per GerbS. g['S Conn; atty. NJ a Rabinovitchh. 93o
Wills Av, at " ,ia,b rs =
"l.9X62S to Bergen irreg; Bergen
a1' W at W s issth st, f3.4x13.4x29sx
80 also Wills av J, 3lS s l4Stil
liuptel and ano, trus. to Magdaleu Hup-
TEL ? w seth st: attys. Clifford. II & B
p a. srtI' H"3g =, 81, 900
.ots each S7sxl20. Herbert q Streat
TO Emile J Murray, i55 Riverside Drive:
attys, Olcott, 3 Nc " G Z. ITO Broad p
Az, 1916; Amelia Ortiz to
Francesca r Tarnuca. 12Sth st and
Nicholas av; atty, q Acker, 77G
CHATrERTCN Av. 2o47 Diearich Flax
trus, to D!edrich Fink 1922 Findlay
av s' A''Y' K x De's'nan' oos WiIi55 d55
LAND IN mortgage recorded in Liber,
2363, map 339, AZ \ Registers Office
Mary T. Durvel eXtrx TO VIM r Nichol-
son, 81 " 75th st; attys. Halsey &
Is, III Eway ..-....... ..........$l 800
New-York tribune., 1920-02-02
Mrs. Dawson Sells Realty
Valued at $l,OOO,OOO
Transfers Locust Valley Acreage
to Peacock Point Cor
nCra{i01,

One Of the largest deeds that have
been put on record in some time was
filed at Mineola, L. l., on Saturday
when Kate Trubee DAWSON, the wife
of Henry P. Dawson, filed deed of
proHerty at Locust Valley valued at
$1,000 900, in which she conveyed to the
Peacock Point Corporation of Oyster
Bay property located at Locust Valley.
The property has large frontage on
Long Island Sound and is bounded on
the other two sides by the property
Of ". D. Guthrie and Harvey Murdoch
The total acreage conveyed is SASS
and the amount OF the Federal tax
placed on The deed IS $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-02

no latser cannot occur for many years
70 come. probably ave; maybe seven
TO nine. Financiers say that no matter
what occurs in the investment markets.
the demand for new building and bet
yer housing conditions Is so great that
any possible financial disturbance in
ehe street" would result In Federal
hc.ion being demanded to make build
ing an essential industry
The worst effect that trained OBJ
servers ip finance say they see in a
readJustnfent Of the financial situation
is that there would be shift from In
dustrial and commercial construction
to dominance of housing, hotel. tone
ment and apartment building. Building
material market experts declare that II
all construction were suddenly shifted
from commercial and industrial to
housing, hotel, tenement and apartment
building there still would be demand
sufficient to take care of 65 per cent Of
the capacity of the building material
plants of that part of the country east
of the Mississippi, which Is about 20
per cent more than these same plants.
taken as whole, will be able to oper-
ate this year with the supply of com
mon labor as low as it was in the nu-
tumn of 1919
Labor Troubles Becoming Less
Strikes are as much out of place at
this time in the building Industry as
IS disposition of the building mate
rial manufacturers to continue price
advances. This has become so acute
that the New Jersey building material
distributors who have been strike
victims for some time have declared
open shops, and the steel crectors
have followed suit in New York. The
brlcklayers are still on strike when
all other labor scales, generally speak
ing. have become stabilized at SIS.
Investors frankly say they can 90 no
further in view Of the growing uncer-
tainty regarding the immediate future
OF the investment market, and the
statement is freely made that unless
stability comes pretty soon there will
be. ample cause for refusing to con-
slider building loan proposals.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-02
Market for All Classes
Of Realty i'm Bronx
Sales Show No Let.Up in De
mand for Apartments; Lot
BUYERS to Build

Kurz E. Uren have sold to a client
Of Alexander Selkin 1445 Minford place,
fourstory apartment on plot 25.9x
100.
A. Phillips has resold for B. Posner
to the Street Realty Company (Tanen-
baum E. Lieberman) 8S6 Beck Street, a
fve-story apartment on plot 54xtOO
Tho George GoldbIatt Company has
sold for the Cortes Holding Company
GOA East 141st Street, a fve-story apart
ment on plot 50x95.
Ely Maran and Joseph Sager have
bought from Joseph Diamond the two
southeast corner of Mapes Avenue and
178th Street, on plot 145x75. Maran
and Sager have also sold the fve-story
apartment at 24S2 Valentine Avenue,
on plot 50xl30, and the rve-story apart
ment at $40 Suburban Place, on plot
40x1OO.
William Peters e. Co. have sold for
John ii. Barnhart to Gustav Schrot, the
apartment dwelling at 969 Simpson
Street
Joseph G. Haft has purchased from
N. IL. Mann 1049 and 1858 Simpson
Street, on plot S7x1OO, two five story
apartments
The S. G. Katzen Realty Company
has resold the family dwelling at 1896
Creston Avenue to Mrs. Grunde. The
Katzen Realty Company has bought 775
Garden Street, fve-story apartment.
on plot 50x1o0.
Joseph Metzger has sold for l.. Levy
to Meisel g. Co. the two six--story
apartments, on plot 37.sx1o0 each, at
ll8o Simpson Street and 9os Freeman
Street.
Buyers to Erect Garage
The lie Bash Garage Corporation.
Jacob Bashen, president and Joseph
NJ. Levine secretary and treasurer, has
bought from the Central Union Trust
Company of New York seven lots on
the east side of Southern Boulevard.
zoo feet south of Longwood Avenue,
and two lots at the northwest corner
Of Whitlock Avenue and East 156th
Street; and twelve lots on the west
side of Whitlock Avenue, 200 feet
south of Longwood Avenue, from
Henry Haas & Son. making total
Of twenty-one lots.
Plans have been filed for the con-
struction of one-story garage for
the northwest corner of Whitlock Ave
nue. and 156th Street, containing an
area of about 10000 square feet. Nego-
tiations are pending for the improve
ment of the remaining fourteen lots.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-02
Heights Apartment F CURES
I'm BROOKLYN Trading

Nehring Brothers have resold for a
client At Pierreoont Street, corner Of
Hicks Street. Brooklyn, q en-story
elevator apartment. on plot 14lx50.
0. E, Allard and J. j. Levey have
sold the two-family dwelling at 926
Newkirk' Avenue
Joseph Cans has purchased from
Rlecher Bros. the four~story building
at 100 Wilson Avenue, Cor a client.
Charles c. Stele has sold the three
story dwelling at 130 Sterling Place
for Wesley Graham to Bertram a.
Lenfest.
I The Bulkley & Horton Co has
sold 84 Hall Street, three estory
Specker.
The B. f Knowles Company has
sold 1913 Greene Avenue, q two story
residence, 20x1o0, for A. q. Ncvins.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-02
T. NJ. STEWART
NOS. t38-A4a WEST 5iST STREET.,
Feb. 2, 1920. NEW YORh CIyy

TO Mrs George Ashford. c. A. Booking
Office, Mrs. NJ Johnson Jacob lew A =
ILlly and Mrs. l.. Wolford: You and each
or you are hereby notified that the time for
payment of our lien upon the property l,ars
matter described having expired after dua
notice thereof had been given you, we viii
cause such property. TO wit, huffets. book :
cases couches. sofas, dressers chlroniers
chairs. tables, stands sewing machines
rockers conmodes, beds. springs, mattresses
ploWs, cushions. filing cabinets. desks, cos
tuners, cots mirrors, towel racks hanging
brackets, medicine cabinets. rugs, carpets
carpet sWeepers, clothes wringers, painting.
pictures, oil stoves bookshelves. elect ric
amps ana shades, mantel mirrors, window
screens, window shades, iardinieres, oil
ciotn, laundry utensils. contents OF bureau
chihonlsr buffet and other drawers boxes
suft cases trunks. baskets, boilers hampers
barrels shirt waist boxes, chests. etc, sup
posed TO contain bedding, linen, hangings
silNerware, china brc-a -brac books kitchen
ware. personal effects etc, stored by you
or IN your name, or on your account tor in
which you have an interesD in Cookies stor-
age Warehouse Inc, 209-2li East i25th
street New York City, TO be sold at public
auction at Cookies Auction Rooms Inc 209-
III East l25th Street, .Ssw York City. on
Wednesday, February 18th. 1920, at 10 80
\. NJ, according to the statute in such case
made and provided, and If sale thereof is
not completed said date the same will be
continued at the same place on each and
every Wednesday thereafter beginning at
1880 A. NJ and continuing until all the
goods are sold. or until all liens are satisfied.
COOKIES STORAGE WAREHOUSE. INC.
JOSEPH WiELAR, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-02
Recorded ases
Manhattan

AMSTERDAM Az. 1905: s. str and b:
West i23d 81 Realty Co TO Adam Y
Bunlschuk. 1lO5 Amsterdam av; yrs
from May !. 1921, Vera Rubin, li05
SAME PROPERTY; s. tr and b Richard
s4TH ST. l4o Il ~ loft; Mary C. I3rown to
Henry COurlueltes. l435 Il 18th st
Nklyn, 10 yrs from Feb 1890 20...Sl,5O0
AVENUE 4, 50. ALL Eurll-Sack Realty Co
and Jacob Rosenthnl TO Pion Realty
Feb /, 1920. Plon Bros. 80 Aveirue q.
7TH Av. i4s, lath st, all. Mayst Mag
l. Slevin 10 David c Capan. 96A Is
9th ST. 9 1912 yrs from March l.
$40. atty T a Keppler 233 Rway 81 coo
i1IH ST :, 24s.9 Bway; all. Eugene
\ ihit bin ct al to Custave Bloch "
21st st. lo-l2 yrs from Dec |, 1919:
atty. X c Newman, 98 Park Row,
PARK pL, So-4i. ctr. b Sub ana ana "a q,
Higgins & TOOker Co TO Artemus Ward
18th st, firm Ward & Cow. from
May |, l9ls. TO April 90. 1922; attys
5.1, 4yerett' st' c & 3 81 Wall st...... $500
ooI II ST, 240 W, bnt. str and 3 floors
abovc; 2io W 55th st Go 10 Enpire
huober Tire Co. yrs. pr oct l. 1918;
atty. X B Honeyman. 81 Bway... $4,000
OLD BROADWAY. Il @ 130th 1t (525 w,
gr fl ana II above and bInt; l95th st
1850 BWay yrs, pr Feb L. 1920; atty,
JOS I Weckster, I32 Nassau st $l2 900
on 4th fl. Louis Fleisher to Phiiip Lep
kowitz 1892 Wash av. yr pr Sept j.
1919; atty, p Ltpkoygitz, 1854 WASH
ING ton aN.,..... ....... $2i5