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Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-07
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, William F. Atkinson.
single and unmarried, by his certain
Deed OF Trust duly made, signed
acknowledged, and delivered on April
16, 1910, and filed for record in the
office of the Recorder of Deeds Of Au.
drain County, Missouri, on April 16.
1914, and recorded in the Deed OF
Trust records of said county and
state, in Book SO, at Page 3i9, did
convey to North Missouri Trust Com
pany Of Mexico, Missouri, as trustee,
the following described property sit
uate in Audrain County, State Of
Missouri, to-wit.
For description begin at the North
West Corner Of the North East
Quarter of the North West Quar-.
ter Of Section Twenty-Five l25l,
Township Fifty One (51), Range Nine
~ West, run thence South ne o.
1907 Twelve and Twenty-eight humid
redths chains to the North line Of
the Fair Ground Addition to the CITY
Of Mexico, thence East (12 45-1OOl
Twelve and F~orty-five Hundredths
chains to the East line of the West
hive Fights Of said quarter of a quar-.
ter section, thence North liz 28-10Ol
Twelve and Twenty-eight hundredths
CHAINS to the North line Of said quar-
ter OF a quarter section, thence West
TO the point of beginning, less a strip
Of land 500 Thirty feet wide off of
the West side of said tract Of land
herein conveyed, being the North
part OF the West (5-S) Fiye-eiphts of
aid quarter of a quarter section as
per survey number one thousand.
eight hundred and ffty-one (1s51l'
made by the county surveyor and dulv
OF record in his office, and co%ntaininS
Fourteen and Seventy-three humid.
fedths acres more or less" in trust
to secure the payment of a certain
promissory note in said deed of trust
described, and whereas, said note il
past due and unpaid, and default in
the payment thereof has been made
by the said William F. Atkinson. the
signor thereof; vi"
NOW, THEREFORE, at the reoue.,
Of the legal owner and holder of said
note, and in pursuance of the nrovis'
lons Of said deed of trust, the under-
signed North Missouri Trust Com
pany' Trustee, will sell the above Do
scrioed land at the East front door NJ
tne Court House in Mexico, Missouri.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8. 1915
between the hours of Nine O'CLOCK in
me forenoon, and Five O'Clock in Tho
afternoon Of said day, at public ven.
que to the highest bidder, for cash
Tor the purpose of paying the debt
secured by said deed of trust. ard
and expenses Of executing tbis
in WITNESS WHEREOF. North
Missouri Trust Company. Trnsteo :
aforesaid, has %hereunto cansed H.
corporate name to be set bv lie nras
ident, and its corporate seal afsvoS
IT'S secretary this 18th dav Of An
1916. '"S Vi Au-
NORTH MISSOURI TRUST IN
BY W., W. Pollock, It's PresiJor,
J. c. Mundy, sec'y.
- Q IA
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-07
NOT ENOUGH CHILDREN

ever receive the proper balance Of food
to sufficiently nourish both body and
brain during the growing period when
natures demands are greater than in
mature life. This is shown in so many
pale faces, lean bodies, frequent colds,
and lack of ambition.
For all such children we say with
unmistakable earnestness: They need
SCOTS Emulsion, and need it now. 1t
possesses in concentrated form the very
food elements to enrich their blood. It
changes weakness to strength; it makes
them sturdy and strong. No alcohol.
Scott & Bovine. Bloomfield, Nj.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-07
STATE REPORT SHOWS
CORN BELOW LAST YEAR

Whls Auazaa oogug for the
greater P1r~ VII hsvs = splendid oosn
7op tins condition 6oes not prevail
over III STATE according to the Mis-
sEn Crop Report issued Saturday in
Cslsubia BY TIE STATE Beard Of AZ
ucalture TIE raiaS Outsids Of this
sossz came TOO kts 70 benefit the
farmers and the CON and wheat GRIP
fer Missouri as a consequence, Is IT,
p0rtei below that of last year.
The following IS frum the State re-
pert
Corn - Hoped for August rains.
with moEv favorable conditions for
No cou, "a realized in but a few
favored counties Taking the STATE
as S whole, the loss over the possibls
weld, as indicated on August !, mas
been heavy. VITA rains and cooler
weather early in the month there
should have been q gain Of 10 10 Is
points in corn conditions. Instead.
there has been a further loss. Condi-
ton Of corn is nov 524, as compared
with 57.2 n month ago. 754 orc
year ago and 723 as the 1O-year Sep.
TENDER average. Present condition,
however, is not as low as for 1913,
when eorn lost % points during Au-
gust and stood at AIS on September
lst
Wheat Correspondents report
blowing for wheat greatly delayed,
owing to the fact that the ground has
been too hard and dry to pillow. EST
mates show but p per cent Of the ac-
erage broken. By sections this is as
follows: Northeast, IS; northwest,
sc; central, 10; southwest, IA; south
east, p. Present indications are that
the Missouri wheat acreage for the
1917 harvest viii be the smallest fo-
many years. This is due not alone to
the unfavorsble season. up to this
time, for preparing ground for wheat.
Other Crops - Later, threshing re-
turns on oats have not changed the
preliminary estimate as to yield
reported last month at 24.7 bu. per
acre. Acreage Of timothy harvested
is practically the same as for last
year. The yield will figure about 1.25
IONS per acre Of fine hay. A consider
able acreage has also been saved for
seed. The clover seep crop is reported
good in most sections Of the State, so
much so that clover seed viii this year
constitute a ready money" crop in a
number OF counties.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-07
Going to Texas.

Col. and Mrs. W. E. Mould will re
side in San Antonio, Texas, this year.
Col. Mould has been transferred
from Commandment of the Missouri
Military Academy to the same Office
in the West Texas Military School,
one of the largest in the South. Col.
and Mrs. Mould have made mary
friends while residents of Mexico and
their departure will be learned with
universal regret. The Ledger joins
their many Mexico friends in wishing
them much success and happiness in
their new home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-07

J. w. LEE, formerly Of Mexico,
now residing at Mt. Moriah, No,
writes the Ledger that they have
good crops in that part Of the State,
and that business is fine. Mr.. Lees
many friends wish him much prosper
ity in his new home, but trust that Is
will ultimately return to good old
Mexico, No, to reside. You know,
@They all come back"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-07
NOTICE OF SALE UNDER DEED
OF TRITST.

-
WHEREAS, William F. Atkinsel
by his certain deed of trust, dated NAY
LIST, 1912, duly acknowledged ana \
corded in the Trust Deed Refol,
within and for the County of AuGraI
and State Of Missouri, in Trust w.
Record 1857 at page 4l0, conveys "
the undersigned Trustees the iolOs
ing described real estate , lying an
being situate in the County OF agI
drain, and State of Missouri, to-wl'
Thirty-four (34) acres, more
less, being all that part of the Soul
east quarter (A) of the South'wss
quarter ~ Of Section Fifteen 70"
and the Northeast quarter (ag~
the Northwest quarter (A) Of ~ ~
ton Twenty-Five 1927, Township d tG
ty-one (51) North, Range Ten Nv
west of the Fifth Principal Merlel%1s N
lying north of the right of way Of !"
&c. q A." Railway as now locateu
Which said conveyance was ins ~
IN trust to secure the payment d
promissory note, together with tng~
terest thereon, and in said deeu
trust fully described. II
AND WHEREAS, said deco h.
trust provides that if the annual aI
terest on said promissory note S'ir.
promptly paid when due, the pm N.
cipal becomes due at once, at t9s wi
ton Of the holder of said pronlIS'"'
note. -,
AND WHEREAS, one of the a ,3ii
al interest notes, due May ISL, OE
SO secured by said deed of truss, %
remains due and unpaid, by fe| Id
whereof the whole amount VI .otion
debt has become due at the oP"
of the legal holder thereof.
NOW, THEREFORE, we, 10Y me
Burner and John T. RickettS' ,r,t.
Trustees named in said deed OF Il
the request Of the legal holoS'
said promissory note, will on - eFp.
FRIDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF ."
TENDER, A. d., 1910 .hoyc
proceed TO sell the real estate "Ot me
described, at public vendue' 70 me
highest bidder, at the door, Of ,,ieo,
House, In the City OF mv .ssh,
Audrain County, Missouri loi he
TO pay said debt and interest, s~ ths
costs and expenses Of executing
ROY G. BURNER,
JOHN 7. RICKETTS,, ,tees,
27-5t TruS's'"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-07

We desire to extend our sineena
thanks to our many friends and
neighbors. who were so kind end
thoughtful during the recent illness
and death of our baby. We also de-
sire to thank them for the many beau,
tiful floral offerings which they sent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleve Smith.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-07

l. NJ. WHITE, Of the Ledger, Cor
responding Secretary Of the Missouri
Press Association, which meets in
Kansas City Sept. II, Is and 16, went
to Kansas City today TO arrange the
details for the meeting which promis-
es 70 be largely attended.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-07

PLANS for identifying London ERE
under discussion. Apparently the
German air raids are being of mate
rial assistance in aiding In this move
ment to eliminate some Of the archi-
~tectaral eye-sores Of that city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-07

Virgil Johnston, Of the Fulton Sun.
was in Mexico Friday. While in the
city he made the Ledger a pleasant
call. Virgil is the swiftest linotype
operator in this part Of Missouri
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-07

WE learn that there are a few peo-
pie who want the Eight Mile Road
District abolished. - why are
so many people inclined to be de-
structive instead of constructive ?
What's the use?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-07
WILLIAM yIyIoN. ehairms

WILLIAM YIYION, chairman d
the A1drzin County Democratic Corr.
Ul1zZ is arranging 70 organize VIII
Ha4 Ard Marshall Clubs throughout
1e csznty. Every Democrat should
participate IN this movement. and the
E2 Z Mexico should be ne largest
and most enthusiastic Democrats
Ezb eTer organized IN the county.
Tnn-8ngn organization is what brings
rasz1s II p9line IS well a. In ether
EzaE Il activity.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-07

WITH the right kind Of weather
October 3 to IL, the Mexico Fall En-
t~eTtainment viii be one Of the best ev-
er held in this section Of Missouri
The crOwde should surpass all former
year, az viii the exhibits.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-07

G. C. Brown, of Slater, has been APP
pointed Assistant Train Master for
the Western Division of the C. & A.
with headquarters at Slater, the APP
pointment becomes effective Septem-
Der l.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-07
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

L. R. johnson to Mary E. Bell
Warranty. Consideration $I.00 ant
other. Lot s, Block 2, Lakenan &
Barnes College Add. to Mexico.
]. II. Fighter to L. A. Doping
Warranty. Consideration $500. "
part of Lot g., Block 6, Original Farbe,
Ida Boomer Kidd to George Boom.
err. Warranty. Consideration S1.OO
Part of Lot Is, City Survey 43, Mex,
leo.
George Simpson to C. F. Hager
Warranty. Consideration $3.50. Lot
4, Block 8, Trolley Heights Add. Ia
Mexico.
James B. Curry to F. j. Jenkins.
Warranty. Consideration 81, 300. 90.
NE NE of 27-51-1O.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-07

Miss Helen Williams, daughter Of
Dean Walter Williams, Of the School
of Journalism, Missouri University,
will teach Modern Languages in
Westminster College, Salt Lake,
Utah. Miss Williams is a niece Of
DR.. and Mrs. H. B. Banks, Of this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-07

THE conversational ~corrosion which
prevails campaign years regarding The
issues each party il fighting for viii
again appear on the first page Of the
patriotic paper seeking prefement.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-07

Fred Brakeman, hagman for Chi
cago & Alton on SO and 81 sustained
a painfully mashed finger Friday.
He was standing in the doorway Of
the coach when the door blew shut.
catching the end of his finger.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-07

Mr.. and Mrs. George Bremen have
returned from an extended visit with
their sons near Burlington, Kansas.
Mr.. Bremen saye they have had nc
rain for the past nine weeks.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-07

THE right kind Of a man a make
good money by arranging to handle
the garbage Of Mexico. Our citizens
generally and the city snoGl2 coop.
crate,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-07

ever known because you don't have
to TOOL ana putter around with your
corns, harness them up with BAN
daRee or try to dig them out.
"GETS-IT" is a liquid. You nut on
q few drops in a few seconds. II
drieE. It's painless. Put your stoelS-
ing on right over IL. Put on YOUR
regular shoes. You won't linn or
have a corn twist" In your face. The
corn, callus or wart, will loosen from
your tOe-on n comes. GLORY haIieiu-
tah' "GETS-IT" is the biggest sell
ing corn remedy in the world. When
you try II. YOU know why.
"GETS-TT" is sold and
mendef by druggists everywhere. CSC
q bottle, or sent on receipt OF price
by -. Lawrence & Co, Chicago. III.
Sold in Mexico and recommended a.
The worlds best corn remedy by Lew.
eliyn & Sons and Buckner Drug 60
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-07
WILL FRANcE GO Dry.


THE leading me- q Frzncs, heaasi
~ tss President q the Fuznch Re-
pahlie; an onENFes ~ a ezupaiu
againss alcoholism Soon sitter n
var began TIE French government
prohibited the sale Of shssu;he Nov
m every postoaioe in Frans the fol-
loving poster appears. by order q the
Minister q Commerce and Posts:
go. THE ALARM. .
French Society for Action Agaiu1
Alcoholism,
Honorary President
N. Raymond Poincare
Drink is as much your enemy as
Germany.
Drink since 1870 has cost France
much more that the present war.
The eordials Of your parents reap
rtar in their offspring as great he
redItary evils, Frame We TO vines
= great many eonsumptives, without
counting sufferers from gout, scro-
fula, ricketts,, premature softening q
the tissues and too many Of our Grim
inals.
Drink decimates France.
Mothers, young men, wifes, In
and act against drink, in memory Of
those who have gloriously died Tor
the fatherland. Thus you will accom-
plish 8 mission as great as that Of our
heroic soldiers.
1t looks as though several Of the o.
der nations Of Europe may be forced
from the curse Of drink, notably
France and Russia, and possibly Eng
land, long before the United States
joins the list Of dry countries. - Kan
sss City Star.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-07

Mrs. John Grimes and son, Oscar,
of Millersburg, KY, are guests of Ed
Tyson and sisters at Brookmont
Place, south of Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-07
"Sse How That Corn
Comes Clear Off"
"GETs-IT" Loosens Your Corns
Right OF, Its the Modern Corn
Wonder - Never Fails,

aIts hard to believe anything could
act like that in getting a corn of.
Why, 1 just lifted that corn right
on with my finger nail. 'GETS-1T
10 certainly wonderful Yes, GETS
II" II the most wonderful corn-eure
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-07

MAYBE Denmark is waiting fcr
some day when Uncle Sam will be
Riyirg trading ramps.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-07

WOUNDED Canadian soldiers may
be taught 70 trim hats. War boa
nets, we presume.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-07

Mr.. and Mrs. c. X. Cillum, Of Full.
ton, were in Mexico Friday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-07

Miss Mollie French has purchased a
new 75-B Overland car.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-07

Z. r. Abbot, wife and son, Of Full.
ton, were in Mexico Saturday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-07

GREEK met Greek and the fat is
now in the free
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-07

Tom Mexican, formerly of this city,
now residing in st. Louis, was in town
Saturday on business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-07
Sold at Trustee. y

'O'o At Trustees Sal.
u, =. Barnett for Price Dinnit =
tee in trustees sale at n. iS
Of the Court House Friday :, s,'' 'e
Bcb Price, Of Central, @Nne
land for 500. 0O0gh q.
N. d. ThurmOnd. Of Fr,..
Mexico Saturday. was
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-07

S9bsunbes 70 The weekly Ledrer
sho1k vatcA the date q TIE uargiu
o DIR paper and reaew their asA
suiphoa Promptly - that they VII
ret miss q ooTg of tkeir fEErrite
paper.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-09-07
The Weekly Ledger

Entsred At ne p O. MgxisA. Ne
and admitted 81 md class matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-28
BROOKLYN APARTMENTS SOLD
Houses In Eastern Parkway and Mont
gomery Street Figure IN Trade


Clarence T.. Gilmore sold Tor ROBERT
Ward. jr.. 6s2 Eastern Parkway, four-
story apartment house, and 3fo ana 'o@
Montgomery st.. Brooklyn. two four-
,tory apartment houses. Inc p'ooN
front Of thirty lots on Both St, be,wee"
For, Hamilton and Eleventh ava, was
taken in part payment and resold IN
exchange for 565 TIN st. 1921 ozh ST.
a72A Greene av.. 494 Halsey St, looo
west 7th At. and free and clear lots ut
St. Alban
The foIr-story dwelling Mt oo6 Presi-
dent st., near Eighth av.. has been soid
by Ernest A. Howard for Charles A.
Mum TO Frank Junghanns for occu-
pancy.
Louis Gold has purchased the north
east corner Of Troy av. and PRESIDENT
at. for immediate improvement WIN
m apartment building containing SIX
stores.
n 7 g. W. G.. Perfects real estate
office. in Bensonhurst. sold for the
Utrecht Realty Company one OF 'hei'
semi detached stuccv cottages WIN
garage. which they have Just hnished
on s0th ST., between Nineteenth and
twentieth avs, to Mrs. Sarah Held, Oh
Tutino & Cerny sold for John ".
Leddigs TO a client for investment tne
three-story brick store and evening
AT 1915 Fifth av., on lot 2Ox92.lO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-28

his pockets Of all the change he had"
Three women gave me SlA,' said
Morris Mnter. doing service on LenoN
Avenue, near 10th Street. "Thoy looked
10 me like actresses.
81 got a nickel from cripple VINO
was selling pencils" rcminisced fifteen
year-old Abraham Siegel u was mos,
grateful for il. He said he knew what
il was to suffer"
A fruit auction sale, netting SS,So',
was held by the Frupit and Produce
Merchants Committee az 2O4 franAiin
Street az noon. After the twenty lots
Of fruit. contributed by various deal
erv. had been sold they were put up
again by the buyers. In some cases
boxes Of fruits were resold three times,
at many times their normal prices. Ted
lars WED with some Of the largest I'M
Yorters in the city TO pay unheard OF
prices for the fruit. Dr. J. L. Magnes
spoke before the auction began.
The Central Committee for Relief OF
jews sent this telegram 10 President
Wilson:
THE Central Committee for the Re
lief Of Jewish Sufferers in the War
Zone respectfully desires TO express its
grateful appreciation or what you have
done in proclaiming to-day as Jewish
Relief Day.
Entirely apart from the immense
sum of money which doubtless will be
raised through the efforts Of thousands
Of volunteers Of all sects and creeds
that arc devoting to-day 10 the aid Of
stricken Jewish people. your eXcellency
has our assurance that we are CON
WINGED this day will be reckoned as the
dawn Of another emancipation day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-28
POLICE DEPARTMENT.

Having been restored n the rank o, Sergeant
Ian 25 Is transferred and assigned Is Indicated
ID m jan 25-M J OIoushn. 9TH 20 l5ith
Iran,fer,, 4 o. M. ian. 76-Pilmn. J. O'Bnen
s-fh 10 Bureau u Telegraph. Frank sullivan
Hrifge 10 Bureau u Telegraph
Temporary Asslgnments-A J II Ross Iranl'
B to command. during absence o, captain on
slrk report. 80 A. m, Jan. -. ItmI; w j.
MrKeeyer a. to Boiler squad 80 days. D. m
yan 20 J. J. sexton. l6Oth. 10 Bureau 81 lee
graph as LEeman. 30 daJs. p m. Ian .9
70 81 l. D. from commands indicated, futy n
fsi,,,d premises 30 days. D. m. ian 80 W. J.
GALLAGHER, 25th. Thomas Logan. 10th: 7. NJ Taylor
S1th; u. McKeon. Traffic &. James Bishop. Soth
Era Tester ssth. Henry Murphy. seth.
Relieved from suspenslon-Ptlmn John Haush
&c 2Os D n. Jan. IS: ". C. Lee. iiilh. si'
m jan 20 +. G. Stanton. ii5th. 10 Y a. N x
Jan. g. without pay Ptlinu John Hsush. Ssth
Os D n Jan. IS, 81 G. Lee liNh IS a. m
Jan 20. L. c. Stanton. 10th 1913 an
o.,th,-Ptlmn. John o'Nerl seth a, 20 a m.
Jan. IS: d A. O'Conneil. 1874. at $50 ?. m
Lmondmsn.-so much Of paragraph a.. $ o
go ,sries 1918. 40 relate. 20 Ptmn. j. J.: Dsy.
Is r Wilder. J. J. Martin AID John heatins.
iii,h. Is amended by substituting the oilgwins
famed pa,roimen u tie lIrh precinct J
KeAns. fesidence 1913 san Ct. BFoosyn1; NJ
NcDonoush residence tlT ji'h 81. Brooklyn
Jeremiah Mcmahon. residence, $50 5oth st. broos
lga. Isaac Steier. residence. W. l'Ih 81 ard SUI
1F Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-28
Building in Wall Street
Bought by Well Known
Firm in Trade.
FINE DWELLING ON
LENOX HILL SOLD
s Harold Freeman Buys House
in 9Th Street, Opposite SEN
ator Clark's Mansion.

prominent coffee concern pur-
chased two buildings in the old coffee
trade district, in lower Wall ST. yes
terdav. Interest was further attached
20 the transaction ms 1t reflects that
the trade is likely 10 continue In
this section for some timo to come
The purchase was made by j. Aron
G. Co.. and concerned the TWO h'c
story buildings, at 90 and 81 wall ST.
between Water and Front SITS, on
Mot 4C.7xlO.S. The buildings arc now
occupied by the buying company. Inc
firm Of l.. J. Carpenter and 1. H.
Rachem sold the property for Joseph
G.. Minot. F. G. Amory and others'
heirs of the estate of Marie j. Miho''
who acquired the parcels in 1883 and
1888.
Pease & Gilman sold for E. l.. Hell
Ter to 6. Harold Freeman. OF MOTIFS
town, n. j., the five story American
basement residence. on lot 25xloo
feet. at - East nth st. This dwelling
is Of the most modern type. and Is
almost opposite the home OF senator
Clark. AT the Fifth av corner.
The house was erected By Met amer
" & Buckley, who have butt many
Of the finest private houses on inc
Fast Side They erected the row OF
eight American basement houses IN
iris block. In this came block are me
VI.
Nilliken. Mrs. Benjamin knower'
Charles II Marshall and Edmund q.
1rowbridge. -
Charles f. Danforth. Of Van En-
hurph & Atterbury. is reported 70 be
buver of the SIX story American base
mont dwelling at Il East 72d St, re-
ported sold recently by Felix VI. War
burg through William B. May & Co;
The property measures 25xlOO. ana
was held at 100000. Mr. Danforth
a few weeks ago bought II West 5+tn
st. which he sold 70 the Rev. Alfred
Duane Pell. who on Wednesday re-
sold the property TO John ID. Rookie
Teller. jr.
Other sales follow:
TOOTH Slawson & Hobbs have
sold for Morris Goldzier TO n client
for occupancy the five story American
basement dwelling, at 1926 West Tooth
ST., 20x55xl001l.
i42D ST.-Tucker. Speyers & Co,
have sold for L. Goldberg to Mrs.
Annie Poth. 234 West l42d St, five
story new law fiat. on plot 4OXIVo'
about $40 feet east OF Eighth av.
WISE AV.-Louis Schloss has sold
for the estate of Hugh MeCreery'
1889 Vyse av. a three story two-fami-
lv house. on lot 25xlOO. near l72d 81.
FREMONT AVA. W. Miller Co.
and Arnold, Byrne & Baumann have
sold for the Wicklow Construction
Company to J. c. Henry Knebel the
new one story store on the south side
Of fremont av., 30 feet west OF
Southern boulevard. The building Is
leased for ten years at net rental.