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Little Falls herald., 1919-01-24
ROYALTON

Jan. 23.-James Friary is charging
the Jefferson Inn and will manufacture
ice cream and confectionery in addi~
ton to his present business.
It is reported that Andrew Long has
| sold his residence to Theodore Coenen
of Two Rivers.
Frank Logan was in st. Paul the past
week attending the annual meeting of
the State Fair Agricultural society.
Miss McDaniels has resigned as teach
er Of the 5th and 9Th grades of the local
school and accepted a position in the
Mason school in Buchanan town.
A number Of Royalton young people
attended the dance given at Rice Friday
evening
Miss Grace johnson spent the week.
end in Little Falls, the guest Of Miss
Esther Bovey.
Corp. Ralph McGonagle arrived home
Saturday, having been sent from New
York to Kentucky, where he was dis
charged from service in the aviation
department. He was stationed in Eng.
land for several months.
Mrs. E. L. Lakin has sold her store
and confectionery business to James
Friary. Mrs. Lakin will 20 to Onamia
for the present.
A. E. Foote, C. H. Dawley and Eu-
gene Kellogg are working for the light
Geo. Reidner is working for the
Powers Elevator Co.
Herman Benewitz has sold his farm
| to a party from Wisconsin.
Mrs. Grant Of Randall spent Sunday
in Royalton at the home of her sister,
Mrs. John Kellogg.
Joe Chirhart represented the Rudd
Lumber company at the convention of
the northern Lumber association held in
Minneapolis the past week.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Chris
tie, Jan. 19, boy and girl.
Mrs. D. J.. Bouck was a. Sunday vis-
itor at the T. W. Bouck home
Verne Joslin Of Little Falls was in
town Sunday, calling on his friends.
Mrs. Mary Ayers has sold her resi-
dence in the village tt J. Campo Of
North Prairie:
Walter Wilde spent Sunday in Little
Falls visiting his sister, Mrs. Walter
Muske.. -.
John Russell returned Tuesday from
d. UuSlucSS GI1p " M1uucdpOl1o.
Judge and Mrs. Harrington of Ona-
mia were visiting relatives in town the
past week. T..
T. j. Hayes Of Iron Hub was in town
Tuesday.
Dr.. E. Fl. McGonagle and W. Parkins
are influenza victims.
/, Mrs. G.. o. Burt is visiting relatives
at Randall this week. @-
John Thelan has sold his fam in Ben.
ton county to A. Eschenbrenner.
Ralph Perry Of Sartell was in town
between trains Wednesday.
Pvt. Fay Logan arrived homo satur
day from France. The Fourth Of A1-
gust he was wounded in the head By
shrapnel which resulted in his being In
the hospital four months.
Word has been received that Bernard
Thelan is i'll with pneumonia at New
Port News. $ s#s ,s=s
Mrs. Chas. Perry Of Staples is vis-
iting relatives in town. IS 55ss 5 *s@
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Little Falls herald., 1919-01-24
COME! /! !!|l.l ND ID GONE i y

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Mrs. Walter Muske visited with rel
atives at Royqlton. fs. a B. q. .=s
Mrs. Frank Renick visited her broth
Ser, Herb Ayers, at Royalton Sunday.
Mis6N Eliza Batter visited with her
parents at Royalton Sunday. .
Robert Carnes, Jr.,l of Royalton Wis
tied friends here the latter part Of last
week. He was recently discharged from
the army. ~ s@....
Mrs. A. A. Kerich and daughter, who
have been visiting for some time with
relatives here, have returned to their
home at Minneapolis.
M. w. Green Of Cloquet visited over
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Runkel.
Mrs. B. w. Lakin, who has been Wis
iting for several weeks at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Ryan, has returned
to her home at Bemidji.
August Schleuter of Glenwood arriv-
! ed Monday and has entered the local
business college.
Miss Pearl Olds left Sunday for Bau-
dette, where she has taken position
in real estate office.
! Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Palmer and the
| Misses Ruth and Florence Compton
; made an auto trip to Long Prairie Sun
day.
! Miss Hazel johnson left Sunday for
! Pine Riyer, where she has accepted a
position as stenographer in the office
of an attorney.
John Fly, recently released from the
navy, is in the city on a visit with his
wife and child who have been residing
here since he entered the service. He
was stationed aboard a submarine chas-
er.
Edward Carlson of Clitheran visited
Sunday with his brother, C. A. Carlson.
u. P. Runkel made a business trip to
Cloquet Sunday.
Mrs. W. W. Hall is in the city on a
visit with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sand visited rela-
tives in St. Cloud Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. r. D. Musser left for
New York City, where they will spend
several weeks.
Miss Ruth Young, who has been Wis
iting Miss Loretta Vessel, he's returned
to her home at Crosby.
Mrs. P. Norm left for Minneapolis on
Sunday, where she will visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. A. E. Plant1n.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira L. Muir and daugh-
ter, who have been visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Larson, have
returned to their home at Inkster, N.
D.
Miss Josephine Gendrou left for
Thief River Falls Monday where she
will visit.
! Robert Brannen left Tuesday fol
Libby, Mont. where he will resume his
former position with a lumber firm.
Mrs. Owen Konchal Of Howar> Ike
is in the city on visit at the ~Jme
Of her mother, Mrs, Anna Ferrel..
Henry Bastien, who has been seeing
service in France, has been mustered
out of the service and arrived here
Friday noon.
Archie Blake, who has been at Alb
erdeen, S. D. on business, has returned
Mr.. and Mrs. Dominick Richard and
Miss Rosalie Richard left for Mime
apolis Wednesday evening where they
attended the wedding Of Miss Marga
ret st. Martin which took place there
Thursday. Miss st. Martin is wei
known in this city.
Knute Carlson, who has been serv
ing overseas, returned Monday night
from Camp Grant, where he was mus
tered out of the service.
Alec Dulski of Perham, recently dis
charged from the service, is in the city
on visit at the home Of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Walter Deering.
Little Falls herald., 1919-01-24

Alec Lacetki Of Flensburg was ar.
! raigned in Justice Gerritz' court Sat-
urday afternoon on charge of assault
and battery upon the person of Matt
Kiesgen, also Of Faensburg. He com.
mited the act on January l6. He
pleaded guilty and was fined $3.50
which he paid.
Little Falls herald., 1919-01-24

Corporal Ralph McGonagle of Royal
ton visited Tuesday with friends here
He recently returned from England,
where he has been serving in the avia:
tiOn section.
Little Falls herald., 1919-01-24

O. P. jacobson attended the annual
meeting of the Swanville Stock Shipp
ing association held in that village Sat.
urday afternoon. There were about 13C
farmers present. Officers were elected
and general routine business disposed
of. Mr.. Jacobson gave short talk on
Farm Bureau work and secured seven
new members for that organization.
Little Falls herald., 1919-01-24
INFLUENZA

Those who have contracteted influ-
enza since our last issue are Miss Kath-
ryn Jones, Hugh Mcleod, Miss Laura
Brannen, Mrs. Ben Mcclure and child,
Miss Mayme Sobiech and Rov. Herr
MANN
Little Falls herald., 1919-01-24

Miss Eliza Batter, county superin-
tendent of schools, O. P. jacobson,
county agent, Miss Susan Hough, coun-
ty demonstration and Fl. M. Swift, agri-
cultural Instructor at the high school,
attended conference meeting of the
leaders Of the boys and girls clubs
of the state at st. Cloud Thursday.
Little Falls herald., 1919-01-24

DR.. E. B. Service has returned
from st. Cloud where he attended the
Centenary conference held in the First
Methodist church there. Mr.. Service
is chairman Of the western group of
ministers. j. L. Battles and HE. Ding
man also attended.
Little Falls herald., 1919-01-24

Napoleon LaFond has received word
of the death Of Frank LaFond and his
son William in Illinois: The elder La
Fond is brother of Napoleon LaFond.
Little Falls herald., 1919-01-24

Mrs. Frances Brousseau was called
to Ft. Ripley the first Of the week on
! account Of the ILLNESS of her daughter,
Mrs. Stephen Tougas..
Little Falls herald., 1919-01-24
METHODIST EPISCOPAL, CHURCE

DR.: E: B. Service, pastor. Subjects
for Sunday: Morning at 1880, "The
Song You Never Sang.' Evening at
1880, cit Might Have Been Worse. -
Chorus choir, accompanied by violins.
Sunday school classes will meet 1885.
Young peoples meeting at $3.50 p. m.
Glasses for the children in the parlors
of the church. The public are welcome
Come.
Little Falls herald., 1919-01-24

Recent word from Elmer Sundstrom
son of John Sundstrom, who has been
overseas with the 345th Field Artill-
cry, states that he recently landed in
New York and that he expects to be
mustered out Of the service in the
near future.
Little Falls herald., 1919-01-24

Mrs. Gust Schandel Of Swanville,
who has been confined to St. Gabriel IS
hospital, has been removed to the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Woehlert.
Little Falls herald., 1919-01-24

Miss Olga Nelson, instructor in the
school, while on visit at her home
sprained an ankle and will be unable
to resume her position for some time
Little Falls herald., 1919-01-24

Those who recently underwent surgi.
cal operations at st. Gabriel's hospital
are Mrs. E. Kerkhoff Of Pierz, Mrs
Rasmus Larson of Mizpah and Frank
Wistle of this city.
Little Falls herald., 1919-01-24

H. Fl. Urhen Of Minneapolis. has ia
ken a position as barber in the James
Fearing shop. -.',
Little Falls herald., 1919-01-24

MRS. Asa Curtis is confined to st
Gabriel's hospital, where she is con
valescing from an operation.
Little Falls herald., 1919-01-24

On accountof the mild weather ice
making has been interfered with
greatly. All ice that was marked and
cut that had not been removed will
necessitate the same operation again on
account of the thawing and freezing.
Little Falls herald., 1919-01-24

Miss Vernie Miller, linotype opera
tor at the Transcript, suffered an in
jury to the index finger Of her left
hand Friday, when that finger was
caught in the clutch of the machine
! The wound is not of serious nature
Little Falls herald., 1919-01-24

Word has been received that Corpo
raj Fred Gaboury has arrived, from
France where he had been serving. He
now at Ft. Leavenworth.
Little Falls herald., 1919-01-24

A card from Canova ,Tomety state
that he had recently landed in Ne7
York from overeases.
Little Falls herald., 1919-01-24

Louis Wright, who is with the Grand
Central hotel Of St. Cloud, visited over
the week end with friends in this CITY,
Little Falls herald., 1919-01-24

Miss Martha Nowak, who has been
i'll at her home, is again able to be at
her work in Burton's store.
Little Falls herald., 1919-01-24

Mrs. William Holm of Sauk Rapids
and Miss Josie Bohan Of Alexandria
visited over Sunday at the Ed Hennen
home.
Little Falls herald., 1919-01-24

Mrs. Peter Golmeic of Buchanan un
derwent an operation for appendicitis
at St. Gabriel IS hospital Tuesday morn
ing.
Little Falls herald., 1919-01-24

Earl Palmer, who attends the loca
business college, left for his home a
Staples Tuesday on account of Illness
Little Falls herald., 1919-01-24

The gas mask, trench shoes, helmet
and mess kit worn by Leopold MORN
are on display in the window of Val.
E. Kasparek Clothing store. Mr.. Nor
in was recently discharged from the
service.
Little Falls herald., 1919-01-24

A Noreen is about again, after an at
tack of the influenza. His family ar.
still i'll with the disease.
Little Falls herald., 1919-01-24

Mrs. H. o. H. Munson, who has been
suffering with neuralgia, is reported
to be improving.
Little Falls herald., 1919-01-24

DR.. Dumont, who has been i'll at his
home, is again able to be about again.
Little Falls herald., 1919-01-24

A number of rural school teachers
were in the city Saturday on business
Little Falls herald., 1919-01-24

J. A. Anderson was at Pierz the
first Of the week to install a heating
furnace. .-
Little Falls herald., 1919-01-24

Rev. 4. j. Hermann was reported
as i'll with ipnfuenza the first Of the.
week 53t- .ss5..s
Little Falls herald., 1919-01-24

MONEY TO LOAN on City Property
and farms. Stephen c. Vasaly, Vas
ally building. 49,
New-York tribune., 1919-10-10
Many Find Space in Office
And Loft Buildino-

Pease Gilman have leased space
at 1o9 Broad Street TO Cameron Lines
Curtin, Mayer & Co. and Broome &
Grossman; at l07 Broad Street TO Du-
guAdJi Import and Export Company
with Carstein & Linnekin, agents, the
second floor al 3 Park Row to Gordon
Woodruff & Co; space at and
stone Street to James A Wilson: to
the Truck Body CORPORATION the gro1nc
floor at ll5 West Fifty-fourth Street
Cushman & Wakefield have leased Il
K. I. Vanderbilt {. Co executive Office
at 50 East Forty Street.
he'll & Stern have leased at 3s- "a
393 Fourth Avenue the eleventh foor
70 Joseph Addison Sons for ten
years.
Dwight. Archibald Perry have
leased The first floor at 1873 and I35
est Iwenty-third Street to Kirchner
" Weinberg; the fourth floor at l22 q
l2S West Twenty-fourth Street 10 D.
zimmerman & Co; floor at l33 and
l35 West Twenty-third Street 20 the
Newpor. Dress Company; aoor at IA
70 l2o West Twenty-fourth Street 70
Levy {, zimmerman; . floor AZ l37 West
Twenty Street 10 the 3. G. B.
Cloak and Suit Company, and floor at
AZ East Twenty third Street 20 J. +
Rolley 4 Co.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-10
Silk Manufacturer Gets
Big Plant a. Paterson

John Sachs. silk manufacturer, with
silk mills at Paterson. Passaic and New
York. has purchased through Joseph P.
Day part Of the old Rogers works of
the American Locomotive Company
plant az Paterson, \. j.
The plot purchased 200xss9. IS at the
southeast corner Of Marker and Spruce
Streets, Paterson. 1t is ir.croyed with
a three-stor brick building, 1886.
with five extensions. After extensive
alterations TO the present plant M
Sachs will operate the plant for the
manufacture OF silk specialties
Associated with Mr.. Day in the trans
action was f. II. Lambert. This is the
fourth sale Of subdivision Of the Rog-
ers works at Paterson, n. J.. made by
Mr.. Day in the last year, and still
leaves two desirable improved prop.
critics to be sold. IN the last two wears
including the American Locomotive
Company plants at Providence. r. !.
and Manchester, n. H. Mr.. Day has
sold over 100000 worth of the Ameri-
can Locomotive Company's unused
plants
New-York tribune., 1919-10-10
Demand for City Private
Homes Continues to Grow
Buyer for Hornor Dwelling, in
East 18th Street; Sales
of Other Houses

Pease & Gilman have sold for r.
Honor the four-story and baseme Mt
dwelling at 4S East Seventy-fifth
Street, on lot l7.6x1082. The prop
erty was held at $4,000.
Large 18th Street House Sold
Slawson &Hobbs have sold for Ell
ward <. Dickinson the three and one
half-story dwelling at 3l2 West Sew
entyseventh Street, on plot 20x56x
1922, to client for occupancy.
Gath Street House Bought
The Lloyd Winthrop Company has
sold for Elizabeth s. Doane to Sarah
n NJ Linn 81 West Ninety fourth
Street, {. three story and basement
dwelling, CT lot lSx100 feet- The
buver WI occupy.
Sale in s5th Street
Frederic II. Allen, Of Frederick Zir-
tel Il Sons. and Mrs f. L. Landon have
sold for the Burnside Avenue Realty
Company 4 West Ninety-ffth Stree.
a ee-story and basement dwelling
on lot le.Sxlo0.s. 10 buyer for occu-
pancy.
Buys in Bradhurst Avenue
Shaw & Co. have sold for Emily l.
Fitch to Abe Sher 81 Bradhurst Ave
nue., q three story and basement brick
dwelling, on lot lS.2 i2x62S
10th Street Owner Adds to Realty
Nasa X. Bracher has sold for Sarah
+. Tubbs the dwelling on lot l66x100 5
at 1876 West Seventieth Street to Mar
garet {. Dougan, the adjoining house
owner, who now controls q plot Of
81 feet
John J. & Theodore A. Kavanagh
have sold for Judge Richard p. l.yden
TO client for occupancy the four
story dwelling at l03 East Seventy
eighth Street, on lot 19xl022, adjoin-
ing Park Avenue.
Lyman Z. Warren has sold Alb West
End Avenue, at the southwest corner
Of Eighty Street, four-story
and basement dwelling, on lot 786x20
Dwelling in 18th Street Sold
B. W. Smith has sold for Robert
Oakley the four-story American base
ment dwelling at 294 West 18TH
Street, on "a lot 15x100.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-10
Investors Show Liking
For IIals in Bronx
Brokers Kept Busy IRVING to
Find Sellers to Meet the
Great Demand

I. Grossman has sold to Jacob Doll.
Jr, 23el Woodrow Wilson Parkway. Il
four story apartment, en- plot 50xl0O.
George s. Runk was the broker.
Fred ODpenheimer. who bought for
client the four story fiat at 324 East
l54th Street, has resold same TO John
Adamec owner Of the house on the
west The buyer Will hold the house
as ar investment
Heller 6 Sussmau have sold 66l East
llOtn Street at the northwest corner
If Crotona Avenue. i've story apart
meut. on plot 10 i5zi i6 to a Mr. Block,
through the Rosenthal Company
McLcrnon Brothers nave sold for
Rose Friedenberg TO an investor the
i've story apartment at 233S UNiver-
slty Avenue. which the seller acquired
last February through the same brok-
ers
steinman- ( steinman have sold for
Felrbere ( Bornstein lG42 Anthony
Avenue, five story apartment. on plot
5oNioo, TO Lucks Brothers for invest
ment.
Samuel Cowen has sold 553 Brook
: Avenue. four story fiat. to an in
vestor.
Barton Chaplin has resold for Henry
s. Camp the four story apartment, on
plot 356Xl0G, at 1883 Clinton Avenue,
acquired at auction October s
Clement II. Smith has sold the dwell
ing at 100 East l75th Street, on lot 27x
l04, also the three family brick house
at 420 East lI3d Street
New-York tribune., 1919-10-10
Heavy Trading in
Apartments Both
Large and Small
Operators and Investors Get
Substantial Profits in Re-
Sales; Shenk Figures in
a Number of Deals

Philip sugarman has bought from
Joseph Shenk through Isaac Altman,
the Mount Morris, six-story elevator
apartment at the. northeast corner OF
Fifth Avenue and 12sth Street. on plot
12ox100.
From d client Of Joseph April. Mr..
Shenk has bought the Bermuda, six
story elevator apartment, on plot 130x
100, at Clio West l50th Street, near
Riverside Drive. Mr.. shenk has also
purchased through Max Rosenfeld,
from the Clemilt Realty Company.
Milton NJ. Silverman, president, the
northwest corner Of Amsterdam Ave
IL end 1884 Street, six-story walk
up apartment containing seven stores,
on plot 40x1OO.
Lorington in Reported Deal
Ihe Lorington. a twelve-storv apart
ment at the northwest corner Of Cen
tfal Park " est and Seventieth Street
mas changed hands in a deal, including
o1ner properties, which it is said in
FolVes I'm the neighborhood Of $1,000
V0p. according 20 reports in realty
circles yesterday. The Lorington stands
on plot 100.5xl2O, and a title to it
IS held by the Blessington Corpora
ton Of which Jacob A. Zimmar!nan Is
pTesldent- The structure adioius the
2a'nard, winch was recently acquired
by Joseph Shenk
for client Of John P. Peel E. Sons
the two iivestory fats at 326 and 1923
est Twenty-first Street, on a plot
Edward c. H. volger has sold for
Frederick Schleuter the hve-storv
apartment at ll8 West Eighty-third
Street, on lot 25x10O.
Edward c. II. Vogle has sold for Fred
erlck Schleuter the ive-story and base
ment apartment at l18 West Eighty
thlrd Street, on lot 25xl00.
to a Mr.. Greenberg the fve-storv fat,
3 t6xl001l, at 204 and zoo East Ninty-
ninth Street, through David Salzberg.
Heights j Centre of Activity
Abraham zanderer. Inc. has pur-
CHASED from John s. Howell through
Shaw & Co. 5ot, 500 and sos West
l7lsf Street. three fvc-storv apartrcnt
honses plot lS2Nl00; also 50l-5O6 West
Ia9th Street. neal Amster rdam Avenue,
= si'-s ofy apartment, on plot 65x67
me sarae buyer also0 purchased rom
Louis Ferlman, 554 West l6Oth Street.
t1Ve-storv apartment. 376x1O0. Good
man &. Goodman were the brokers.
Joseph Abramson purchased and I'M
Me ..-a-el r resoid through ]. S. Maxwell
e louis Sohlec5er The six-story modern
apartment al 30 West i35th Stress. on
7iot 4exio0
Ne owner in West 135th Street
Moore, Schultz ( Co. have sold the
1Fe-stolv apartment at 533 West l45th
Street. on plot 33.6Xloo for James J.
Martin.
!. JeIo. has sold for the Kentucky
Holding Company T. Dora Kahn. 571-573
" est la9th Street. two dvc-sto1y apart
uents. on plot 75Xi00.
The Jaies Realty Company. Samuel
" achf, 'r.. pres. 1ent through William
:. Baker. has sold To Charles Freeman,
Richmond Court, at the southwest cor
ner Of Broadway and l64th Street, a
S .arN elevator apartment. on plot
.ooxI-5. This is one of three Broad
Wy corners recently acquired by the
eeller through the same broker.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-10
Rio Oil Concern
Plans to Locate
I'm Maiden Lane
Will Erect Structure, to
Involve 81. 900. 600, for
Own Occupancy ON Site
at Gold Street Corner

The Charles F Noyes Company has
,old for Sigsbee Graham to Richmond
revering & Co. in an all-cash trans
action. ~. o.. a7 Mai!en Lane and the
Il ard Gold Sersst. plot OF
1000 feet. with frontage OF 81 fee.
m Maiden Lane snd = feet on Cola
street. The Levering Company viii
rect an individual type Of office build
ay adapted TO their requirements and
sat Of their various subs diaries and
associated companies.
The plans include special arrange
rert for drafting force or the tor
door and dining rooms TOR officers and
employees. The building will have en-
frances or both streets Al interior
court arrangement has been provided
80 that sN rooms wIl have outside
hight Plans are being drawn bv Clj0-
ton & Russell, and the building is 50
designed SIS to give abou. twice the
amount Of space that is Immediately
required or the lowering Comnauv and
-heir subsidiaries, and thus give them
plenty o. space Cor future require
men;s. The total operation viii in
golve approximately Sl000o00.
The property Is n q centre where
there has been unusual buying and
leasing activity recently by insurance.
financial and commercial concerns
seeking permanent downtown homes.
Practically all Of the important firms
n ,Ns insurance field are located
within few hundred feet of this
property. One block 70 the west is
me large site acquired by the Federal
Reserve Bank last year. and the pur-
chase oy the leNerlng Company is the
second largest made by financial in
.sres.s IN this section. Recently the
"endel estate leased for twenty-one
years to insurance concerns its prop
New-York tribune., 1919-10-10
No Let-Up in Demand
For Brooklyn Houses
Increasing Rentals and Scarcity
of Places Cause Many More
to BUY Homes

The Realty Associates have sold the
dwelling at 2l2 and PA Java Street, on
plot 5oxl0o to John J Mccarthy The
Sloane Agency was the broker. The
associates also sold the dwelling
houses at 25 and 27 Devoe Street, on
plot 25xlOO each, to Frances Simonette
and Sabato ManganielIo through John
Perasso.
The Alec Building Company has sold
the semi detached brick dwelling at
1865 Sixty-tirst Street, Mapleton Park,
to william Silver for occupancy.
The Meister Builders have purchased
from Harold C. Stowe the three apart
ment houses al 1927 to 1881 Seventy
second Street
The Bulkley & Horton Company has
sold 2!3 Washington Avenue, a three
New-York tribune., 1919-10-10
General O'Ryan Ren:s
Apartment on the Drive

Mayor Geoeral john z. O'Nvar. con,
nsander o. the National Guard Of Neu
YorN has rented an apartment n. II
Riversiee Drive through he uough' or
Company. Others WHO have procured
saites II the bum. ayS Us laul II.
Merriam. Captain II. Ho.s, y~-'s
Dr.. Hugo '. Felix. DR.. Edward /.
Cruslus and Carlos II. Perez.
Pease & Gilman have rented apart
,nents ~ Il fasr Forty ninth STREE 70
James AicCormack: al Is East Seven
tletn Street TO A. Wright Post, at iie
East Sixty sixth Street 70 Daniel A
Loring. jr.. and a, III West Seven "
first Street 10 Vladimir Bashkirof.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-10
Buyers for Dwelling
Houses at Richmond HID

The Realty Associates have sold II
Melville Place Richmond Hil q tsq-
family house on plot 2ox5-xl00 ts
John J. Kearney and x similar honss
on the same size Of plot al = Mst
vile Place 10 Harriet o. Adler. throuSs
Henry Moilenhauer.
Flushing Dwelling Buye.
J. Albert ,ohutra has sold lo7 Ma i
son Avenue. Flushing. for Miriam Y i.
lams, OF Flushing Il IS tnree-stery
French roof Owe = or plot Io3x &C
feet, % Elmer I. S-edley
Buyer for Far Rocka~ay Corner
The Lewis Il Ma Co have resoio
for Morris B:eber tho southeast corner
OF Hol wood Avenue and Willow
Pace far RocAaWay. Z. = $50 ano
oae-half-s.ory dwelling ou olot l0oxi50.
20 Frank Layello. for occupancy