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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-11

The prizes Which we're offered by
the Commercial club to the boys ana
girls, who by their own EFFORTS anu
without hired help, kept their nome
premises clean and beautiful, were
awarded by Hon. NJ. p. Berry at the
last meeting of the Civic league.
First ward-First prize william
MiIborn. SO; second prize. Leonard
Brakensiek, 81; honorable mention,
Clara Griffin.
second ward-First prize, James
Cantwell, SO; second prize, Frances
Kimbrough, 81; honorable mention,
GLADYS Walton ana Leonard Berry.
Third ward-F'irst prize, Orpha
Palmer. So; second prize, Theodore
Morgan. So: honorable mention, Har-
old Wilson and Mileham Timberlake.
The Judges were Mrs. Volmer, MISS
Alma Horney and Miss Eva Marvel
in the first ward; Miss Anna Reyer,
Miss Della Bolles and Miss Ida Hell
fr;cb in the second ward; and Mrs.
Iobn WOODBURY., Mrs. Edw. Booth and
Mrs Otha McMinimy in the third
ward. Mrs. McMinimy made the FOL
lowing report of the survey maoe ny
| her committee:
The awards were based upon the
following points:
/. Well kept lawns and boulevard
| (holes filled up and bare places
sodded), ten points.
Q. Grass moved on lawn ano
boulevard and to the road edge, ten
| points.
1 for, four points.
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committee.
Miss Marian Ward Of Carthage col
lege was present and presented the
matter of organizing a Y. w. G. A.
in Carthage high school. This has
nracticalIy been accomplished. Inc
program for the new organization Will
he lectures or studies of the girl at
her best-physically, mentally, at
school, among her friends, etc. The
high school "Y" will make gifts for
the poor children sf the town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Edgecomb
and son Fred, left Thursday evening
for Hamilton to visit their daughte!
Mrs. Besse Arnold, and Will also
spend a few days in Keokuk BEFORE
departing for Berryville, Arkansas
where they will locate, II they Az
pleased with the surroundings. Ih3y
have not as yet made their plails
definite, but expect to locate In the
south, and will also visit in I'Aas
and Oklahoma.
Probate Court News-Hancoek
County.
Order fixing time for hearing Oh
final settlement in the estate OIL Iu
win II Catlin. deceased, as Of Mon
| day, Jan. L, l5l', d. io a. -
and Louise C. Catlin, administrators
An inventory of the estate Of Sarah
Webster. deceased, was filed by
Arland NJ, Webster, executor, show
ing the following real estate, being
| lots located in Augusta, as the prop
erty of the deceased. An appra1se
ment of said estate, made by Jaco'
Keeper, Robt F. McAfee and +. l.
Thomas, shows total value or prop
erty as appraised $44:6o.
| order fixing time for hearing OF
final account in the estate OF WI
liam Stienbarger, deceased, as
Monday, Jan. /, 1917, at IL a. m
WAYNE and Emma j. Stienbarger, ao
ministrators.
order finding the heirs in tn
estate of Mary Jane Rock, deceased
to be James Henry. Charles W.. an
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4. Useless debris (ashes, tin cans.
etc. removed, ten points.
5. Fences neat and well kept, six
points; walks neat and well kept, six
points; chicken yard neat and well
kept, eight points; barn, ETC., neat
and we'll kept, eight points.
6. No dishwater thrown near the
house, eight points.
z. Yards orderly and free OF
weeds, eight points.
8. Gardens orderly and free of
weeds, ten points.
9. Alleys clean and neat. six
points.
10. Flowers, If planting is restrict
ed to beds in the rear and sides of
yards, leaving front yards free OF
flower beds, ten points.
The contest was under the direc
ton of the Civic league, the Com
| merciaI club furnishing the money
for the cash prizes.
The league will make this Offer
again next year, and make a contest
in two divisions, first for the chill
i dren living on rented property an
| second for children living in the';
own property.
Mrs. Ellen Scofield presented The
matter of starting a movement Il
organize a Parents-Teachers' associ
| ton in Carthage, to be affiliated viii
the state association and commit
| tee was appointed to confer witt
| Superintendent Barr and proceed
with the organization. Mrs. w. L
LYON. Mrs. Lura T. Porter and Mrs
L. w: Berry were appointed ON thi
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order that each of the children may
share equally, directs that the sum
of s11,334 heretofore advanced to
said children be added to the value
OF the real estate, giving to each
child one-eighth of said estate, with
one exception-to executor leaves the
sum to be the share of deceased son
John j., to receive the rents and
profits and income therefrom, and
pay the same to his widow for the
support and maintenance of his chill
dren. until the youngest arrives at
81 wears, when the same is to be
divided among said deceased sons
heirs. Appoints Frank L. Rheinber-
ger as executor.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-11
ADAMSON LAW
JANUARY s

Hearing Before United States Su'
preme Court is Set for That
" Date,
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE UHit'
ed States supreme court will hear ar
euments in the Adamson eight hour
law.test case January eighth.
The court set the date today when
government lawyers asked that the
case be expedited as much as possible
The Adamson law goes into effect
January 1.
By agreement between railroad and
government attorneys the AdamsoD
law will not be enforced until the SUI
preme court hands down its decision.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-11
|PUT Intake PIPE
! OUT SEVERAL FEET
This, It Is Said by Experts, viii obvi-
ate to Great Extent Bad Wa.
ter Situation at
keokuk.
TO GET IT IN CURRENT
AZ It is Now, it is Over In Corner Of
the Bay by Sea Wall, In
Very, Sluggish
Eddy.

The bad water situation at Keokuk
could be cleared up considerably, ii
not entirely removed, by running the
intake Npipe a few feet further into
the forebay and getting it's mouth
into the current instead of its being
located in a sluggish eddy as it is
now. There is still plenty of depth
of water and the pipe could be run
out some thirty feet and strike the
current, it is said by men who know
the situation and who realize just
how bad the water is.
DR.. H. A. kinnaman, surgeon for
the Burlington route, and Major M.
Meigs, U. S! G: F., have made several
surveys of the water situation and
know just what can be done to obvi-
ate the present trouble. According to
DR.. Kinnaman, the intake pipe1s now
| in pocket at the corner of the sea
wall. There is very sluggish eddy
at this point, barely moving, and al
ready there is an eight foot deposit
of mud and stuff at this point.
The pipes follow up the railroad
track to the sea wall and the pump
ing station is some twenty feet below
1 the level, several hundred yards down
! the track.
Extend This Pipe.
Across the forebay near the power
house is current, a really fast cur
rent, and by running the pipe here,
letting it sink some twenty feet or
more below IT'S present level, the In
take could be extended into the cur
rent, and in this manner the water
would be much purer to start with.
| The government fleet which has
been Quartered in the >forebay. the
Sewage from some Of the outlets
emptying in above the sea wall, and
the general wash from the bluffs and
hills all help to contaminate the
water. The boats, many Of them. are
cleaned up in the forebay, and all of
this foulness adds to the general bad
condition Of affairs.
It is understood that the govern
ment is not even using the water on
It's boats to cook with
Trains Don't Use Water.
The water at the union station is
cut OFF, and the Burlington trains are
getting water at Burlington or at
stations south of Keokuk.
The Wabash and Roek Island trains
have a problem as to their water
supply. Their coaches are watered
here, and they are practically de
pendent on this supply. Letters from
headquarters have been forwarded tC
the agents here, asking what can be
done in the matter. According to the
Interpretation put on the order from
the U. S. board of health. the trains
cannot use this water under any cir
J cumstances.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-11
BIG SWINDLE.
is CHARGED
Gas Company stock, Sold to Widows
and Orphans, Proved to be -
Worthless.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.l
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Dec. IA
gigantic swindle, exceeding even the
widest dreams Of The mythical j.
Rufus Wallingford was revealed today,
officials declared, when United States
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-11

narrowly escaped injury today when
500 line passenger trainNNo. 10y MT On
auto in which they were riding.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-02
WENDOLYN, ON DRIVE,
BOUGHT BY ESTATE
Donovan Family Take It
Was Held at $1,25O,OOO-W.
T. Evans Sold It Recently.

The wendoiyn. at the south corner Of
Riverside Drive and Tooth street, one Of
the finest and largest apartment houses
along Riverside Drive. was sold yester-
day. which Is the second time this year
that the big house has changed owner
ship. The Donovan estate IN the new
owner. Robert Lee Morrell and his as
rociatcs In the Morreil Holding Company
are the sellers Of the property. for which
they have been asking Ill $50. 900. They
acquired the corner last February from
William T. Evans, president OF Mills q
Gibb. now In the hands Of receivers. In
part payment for the twelve story loft
building At he southwest corner OF
Fourth avenue Ind Thirty-second street.
The receivers have taken over the loft
building and other real estate owned BY
Mr.. Evans In their efforts 10 adjust the
afairs Of Mills 4 0ibb. The wendolyn
II = thirteen story building fronting
101.6 feet on the Drive and $50 feet
on h street. Facing II is the Fire.
mems Monument n N the Drive 'front.'
& to the north 10 the we'll known
Doelser residence. The apartment IL d.
vided into suites Of nine. ten and eleven
rooms n baths. The house was built
several years ago by the West Side Con-
struction Company and sold to Mr..
Evans IN 1918 at a price below 81
oS0, 900. which was the figure at which
the builders held the realty In the mar
ket. The sale Of the property to the
Donovan family was negotiated by Mas
soft & tanning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-02
FORD BUYS SITE
FOR B'WAY BUILDING
,Ith street Corner to Have
salc,room and Hotel Wood
ward Extension.
ss.ooo.OOo IN THE DEAL

Tho Word Motor Company bought yes.
..-ssv Tho northeast corner Of Broadway
an, F,itv-fourth street a. n site for a
s,.s-oom service station and possibly
. bo,el TO he operated In connection with
Oh. pc,el Woodward. adjoining. Such q
c-o,ect would involve. including the price
Maid 20 the Tyee Realty Company and
IN. NcGo,crn estate for the row Of
Ave-. ,hrce and two story buildings on
n. site. about 100000. The prop
.r,v measures 1895 feet on Broadway,
"a fee, on Flfty-fourth street.. 1856
t.e, OH the east line and SIS feet on
n. north. The property Is thanked on
the north by the Woodward and on the
cas-, by the Albemarle.
A building OF fifteen stories will be
erected on the site II a deal with Thomas
n cream, proprietor OF the Woodward
Hotel. Is contaminated. This deal has
IN do with the leasing Of twelve floors
above the premises to be required by the
Ford The company will prob
sbly need Ave floors for its use. Al
least that is the supposition. since II was
,he Intention Of the Ford officials when
,hev entered into negotiations for the
noruer to erect n five story building.
Frank l.. K~llngensmith, vicc-president OF
the Ford company, arrived from Detroit
y,s,erday to close the deal. II was
said that he would remain to close the
lesS proposed by the Woodward Hotel
proprietor. Joseph =. Day negotiated the
aale.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-02
EUROPEAN MAILS.

The Italian steamship San 0iorgio. sail
ing to-day for Naples. Will take mail,
closing at 1890 A. w.. for Italy. Ru-
mania. Switzerland and Greece.
The American liner ST. Paul. sailing TO.
morrow for Liverpool. will take mail. clos
ing at s30 a. NJ. for Europe except
Germany. Austria. Hungary. Luxemeurs.
bulgaria.. Serbia. Turkey. the Netherlands.
Norway. sweden and Denmark. Africa,
West Asia and East Indies; also Spain and
Portugal n specially addressed.
The French liner chicago. sailing to.
morrow for Bordeaux. Will take mail.
slosins at noon. for France, Rumsnis,
Switzerland, italy. Egypt. Greece, Britisr
India. British East Africa. Siam, Malta.
Obj altar. Ceyion. Straits Settlements.
Dutch East Indies. West Australia and
Persia
The Cunarder Orduna. sailing to.mor-
row for Liverpool, will take mail. %closins
at 1850 y. ~. for Europe except Ger.
many. Austria. Hungary. Luxcmburg. Bull.
gsris. Serbia. Turkey. the Netherlands
Norway. Sweden and Denmark. Africa.
West Asia and East lndies; also Spain and
Portugal II specially addressed.
Tho Norwegian American t.amship
kristia nisfjord, sailing Tomorrow for Der.
gen. Will take mail. closing at s3o 4. NJ
for Norway, sweden. Denmark. the Neither
lands, switzerland Russia. Germany, Aus
tris, Hungary. Luxembourg, Bulgaria. Ser.
hia and Turkey,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-02
LIS SENDENs.
Manhattan.

AMSTERDAM Az. $, u l12d st, .sx
aIS-Jennie Currier art Louis stern 81
al foreclosure Of mortgage. attys, Pres.
singer h Eewcombc.
9TH ST, 25s E-paula Wright art Leon
Ackermsn ct nj foreclosure of mort.
gage: atty. J = sitter.
WESr HOUSTON ST, = cor Congrsas o.,
G3xi.b: Hudson NJ, = W cor nth al. 90 ss
5IlO; Christopher 81, lS3. and Vast
Broadway. Q =, 1e5 n Bleeckor 81. FIX
i00-Mary E McGoy"tn agt John N.
= Shanahan.
PLEASANT Az. W y. $50 , likth st.
I2M7l-harlan y stone asi Louisa
Garafalo ct al foreclosure Of mortgage, ;
attys, Snttcrlre. ranfield & Stone.
18th 1T, 5SS w--silvie N Warner At al
All Cassandra Mendelson ct III fore
closure Of MORTGAGE. atty, u q Kremer.
BronS.
estate Of Octavia Moss. cith ward
blood ct al foreclosure OF mortgage,
atty, NJ = Msrden,
wHiTE PLAINS ROAD, W :, 100 = Co.
iumbus sv. e5xi0s5-kate iare nst
Joseph v Carr at al foreclosure OF
MORTGAGE; atty. "a SQuires.
Lots 10 and 81, map 81 l3l building lots
b~ejonGinv TO estate OF Thomas O Woolf.
oSth ward-s37 Washington Az Realty
Co. Inc. agt Nathan n Levin co ct nj
foreclosure Of inortxaEs); atty. q u
an Az, W :, iib.t.n wendover sy, 80.
so~o.s--Dsvid schws,tH sst Garland
Realty co At OIL uoreclosure q mort
ssSs); attys. jerome. Brand 4 Kresel.
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RUSHING UP BRONX FLATS.

a for Ave apartment houses. call
ing Tor m outlay of $500. 900. were filed
Yesterday In h Bronx Bureau Of BUILD
ihes. Three of these buildings will 10
up on the plot. 1lsxl00. at the northeast
corner OF Crcston avenue and 1920
street. from plans by the Kreymborg
Architecture Company. al a cost Of
slso.ooo. The 1884 Street Realty Com.
pany. Aaron Miller, president, Is the
o~ner. mother will be erected on the
plot 72xSs. on the south side Of i7ist
street 1921 feet east Of Washineton
VENUE by the Avenue At. John and For
street Corporation. John Brown, presi.
lent. Charles Meyers. architect. esti.
mates this buildings cost AT ss5. 900.
me n will be built by August Busch
AZ the southeast corner OF Minerva place
AND Creston avenue. Mt a cost Of $40
600. from plans by NJ. W. del Gaudio.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-02
LIGGETT'S IN MADISON SQUARE,
Takes store In Fifth Avenue for
Ten Year Term,

inc Lou X. Ligsett Company. D
atinS The Liggett-R iker. Hegeman drug
storcr. has leased through Herbert Hecht
q Co. the Twenty-fourth street corner
store In the Fifth Avenue building for
a term or ten years. and will install n
store similar In type to those operated
by It In the Grand Central Terminal
ana the Hotel McAipin.
u Tanenbaum. Strauss 4 Co. have
sen.eo s'ooo eouare feet in the building
az 0 TO 10 Great Jones street to the
Melophone Talking Machine Company !:
me store n basement, comprising o..
ooo square feet. TO Abraham II. Fox in
the building at 611 Broadway: the store
and basement, comprising 1900 square
rect, to Richard Oelkers in tho building
AZ 80 and 81 Bond street and to David
florence the first loft. comprising $500
squsre feet. in the building at 6ls and
ooi broadway. running through to
Mercer street.
George r. Read 4 Co. and Heckscher
4 DE Ssulles have leased In the Han
over National Bank Building. at Nassau
and Pine streets. the fifteenth fioor to
the Federal Dyestun and Chemical Com
pany and the nineteenth foor to White
4 Co Both leases are for a term OF
years and amount 20 more than $3.50. 900.
The Charles F. Noyes Company has
leased the seventh moor at 81 to so
Lafayette street to the Holsworth Press ;
space In the Hanover Building, $50 and
lag Pearl street. to Irving Gordon and
Offices in 20 Wall street for the Index
Realty Company to Ernest X. Barnard.
Albert Il. Ashforth has leased space
In the Tilden Building. l05 West For
tieth street. to William Il. Smith: space
in the Acker. Merrall & Condit Building.
Fifth avenue and Thirty-nfth street. to
Vogue Corset Corporation and Miss
Anna Dicks. and In the Frances Building.
Fifth avenue and Fifty-second street,
space to Lichterman & Kent and Ber-
nard Schulich.
The Real Estate Management COM
pany has leased for Joseph NJ. O'Brien
the dwelling AT 81 West 1921 street
to George Stubbs for IA term Of years.
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atty, T O Co. i1e 4wsy 800
nihsi NJ wallace 70. WIN o Diiler Realty
Constr Co. 1917 y islth a. mts. e20, 900,
SAM. PRoPERrY-wm Il piiisr Really
. Constr Co to Ethel. u Wallscc. 500
Paramount pl. mtg 10000. June i; atty;
Willis 49,: ;si ,asih :ss.s$ q.
ssm any. sS: tsooR.' a ~, %,a .D'."oo: .s MsS
J Roescr TO Louis r Roeser. us Aldus
st.. Y part, mte ee6.S0o. May 70; :t,tx;
Jos Cook. 2oi Bwsy ....:.....;...?d0 NO.
22S-Masy Mcoiiiicuddy o. al Thy sdnD
to 1sidore Miner. a57 steriins pl. BROOK
Ign. May 90; atty. l. 7 a 7 CO. dSo
SANE Observation-Disclosures Nin.r "a. w.
Sene Metzger and ano. 90 W enh It.
May 81; same atty 49,.
1873. 10xs5.5x93-E Graf Constr Co. Inc.
to Fri,s Innlscher. los Euclid AZ. cy-
pre-: nii,.; y J, wW,f; 't;sSo, Nay AZ
wEsTCHEsTER Az, n e .. being lot s7ii,
map Wsshingtonviile. 5oxi00-Johr II
Cannon to W Frank Cannon, 500 Il 2+0tll
ri, mtg. 5000. date omitted: atty. %
.Conneli, +6s& white Plains Rd......:u
AVE A, = O cor Sd At. map Prospect Hill
Est, Soxioo.S-John J Boyle to Loretta
sweeney, . Forbes st.. Poughkeepsic.
n Y, Dec 2. 1919, atty. l. q Swecny.. 3
Forbes st. Poushkeepsie. n Y........f
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Movements ~ naval N'ssr,..

W~ASIISGTpN. juno , Tho aru!srr NJ
hsuy has arrived ~ A'Ilu,'" destroyer
RurroNs ~ Kosrhaik: cruiser columbia at
rh!ia ipA.s yard. bat leship Kansas ~
Southern irl' ground destroyer Mccall a.
Winter h,rho-. collier Mars At GuHymas.
haiil.slip MNchigtn IN statue ~ Liberty
SOW YORK glhboHt Milwaukee ~ san
Diego. latt!'sNjp Minnesota N Sew port
I-!l grounds destroyer Nicholson ~ Ncv
York yt-G destroyer pAu'iirg ~ N"rkp,r'.
Mass guutpst sen Diego a, San Diego,
bait eraip Vermont a. Sew pur' dr.l.
grounds DESTROY er Walk" az GuantsuaOlr.
destroyer Warrington a. BOSTON yard, an
destroyer Wori.u at New port
The destroyer tpnynghhm has saLed
from New Rorhel'c for Ne" port, urI.,,r
Baltimore FROM Now Htv"u Tor Province
town. cruiser Denver FROM NhIatIau for
san Diego. eunhou' ~ C,un frum Auov for
Swatow. dos'roycr lnuning r'oiu chatham
Roads frr R"rkpori des'ruy'r t.uk,L.
from E,clport. Mac fnr Ro,'on. sI..
boat DuhuqiN. rollior Lebanon tIr o1'Ar''
and tug SoAomA from New linNou ter i'rn'
t~u,utoNu. destroyer Melville from b0stup
for Mach.as, hatt,cshlp Nevada from N'N.
port for Block Island destroyer Inrt"i
from New Ro helie for \cWn"r' BATE
sIIp south Carolina t"'W So l."ndp'
'pr Blo,k Island; destruyer s'"'.idg f'ou
from New Rochelle for Sew pur', sud sDu
boat Wheeling from carmen 'or cam
perho. Mex.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-02

ELTON Az. St1. store llrgm'u' iItl'
mann 10 SnmI Truman, so ELTON nv. 2
yrs from May !. iyl<: atty. u Frey. 3..9
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-02
LIENS.
Manhattan.

.STH ST. ~ TO I6 E-Jacoh Rubin ,s'
Borough Rlty CO. owner. Nathan Ian
Az r.. s5-Na,hau Ei.cnbcrg ast NJ
rroomkin. owner, Nathan Ja%nkoUitn,
ssTM st. ss 70. sas w--Ia~rence ComSni
co agt $40 West 3sth 81 Corp, ownsr;
Rapp Construction co, ub.contrnctor; u
Brooks & Co. contractor. ...,..,es,3l.i@
Az n, SILL Grecnherg's sons agt Max
FroInkin. owner: Nathan Jankowitz, con.
sri ST. IA W r Flooring co AZ
Chelsea Homes Corp. owner; Israel
SiHTera SGn'T.yt'r 90 to lss,., NsSss
lament co agt $40 west End Av. Inc.
owner; Rapp Construction Co, con,
sep : n 10 10 W Lawrence c.mcn, 90
agt Greycourt Rlty CO.. Inc. owner: Rspp
Construction Co. sub-contractor. 81. ?el
SETH ST. 100 to ITO E-LAwrence Cement
90 agt TOO East eath 81 corp. owner:
Rapp Construction Co, sub-coutrdr-
&7TH Sr. 2s7 E--rdw A Carpenter az,
rlintlock Rlty. Go. owner; Ralp, "
10Th ST, 50 E--Edw A Carpenter agt
Francis " Arnold. owner and contrsc.
Bronx.
INTERvALE Az, 1?t2. and IlT3 Fox ST.
Hetron \ uoldherg AIT Grace r. Brady,
owner ana contractor, .tioi
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Lot rs. map MARIN SthrsnkAiser-.rhs
+ Iuigisy To Marin Schrcukrisen Tex \
trusl. 1870 Madison ,N. IEny u. due as
per bonds atty. I - & r co. i,s Broad
way ........ ........ .........S.k
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TRADING WIDELY SCATTERED.

LAFAYETTE STREET,. T%anenbaun.
strauss Il co. ~ sold for the Bond
and Mortgage Company the six story
loft building. on lot ?5x7s. AT ais
Lafayette street. through to ISL
Crosby street.
AUDUBON AvENUE-The Aldus Con-
s.ruc;.on Company. Jacob =. ksnn
president. has sold TO ar investor tho
new SIX story apartment house, with
stores. at the southwest corner OF
Audubon avenue and l79th street.
John y. Golding was the broke
COLUMBUS ANENtE-Winston Paul
has bought from Johanna Gunter 20
columbus avenue. a three story tene-
ment on lot 25xi0o. The ~southeriy
half Of the block vas recently pur-
chased by the Cadillac Motor Com
pany.
EAST i32D STREET-Alexander Sell
ain and David Mintz have sold for
the T.. 4 W. Holding Company the
four story fiat at : East 1924 street,
on lot 25xg9.l1.
WEST l4lST STREEr-The Bon and
Mortgage Company has sold TO Louis
Bloch tn. Ivanhoe at 2Os and 2lO West
ii1st street, "A six story apartment
house. ON plot 50x9e.l1. This In one
- the properties bid in by the seller
at the recent auction sale OF Its hold
,ngs,
MANHATTAN AvENUE-The Provi-
den, Development Company has ac-
CURED from Mary Il. Walter 40
Manhattan avenue, a three story
dwelling on lot 17x7o.
ELEVENTH AVENCE-L. TanenbauIn.
strauss & Co. have sold for Mrs.
Theresa Metzger the northeast corner
of Eleventh avenue and Forty-second
street. "A Ave story tenemen with
s,or" on lot 25.5x7s. 10 Patrick and
Peter McManus, tenants.
WEST l.2D STREET-The Martonbert
Realty Corporation has bought 232
West l2ad street. a Ave story fiat on
pot ~3&XlO0.Il. from the estate OF
'i.'her, Bamberger. through Porter &
c.. The property WAS held at $4,000.