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The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-09-12

with Il altogether and hnd some
other means Of conducting the
states business. II the people OF
the state who profess 10 desire bet
ter roads can not trust the men
they elect 10 do the work necessary
10 secure them, they might as well
dispense with the road building
program altogether. The amend
ment was unanimously submitted
by tho members OF the last legis-
lature. a few Of whom are now
Opposing Il. Just why, Is a question
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-09-12
". G.. G. 5. TO INSTALL SAM
TARY DRINKING FOUNTAINS

The Columbus Plumbing CO. Is
installing at the Community House
and Khaki Club beautiful nicklr-
plated sanitary drinking fountains
with cold water coils,
The fountains are ~ the very
latest design aud are an ornament
a. we'll a. being sanitary.
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The Total amount coIIecIeu =
soOaOO. So far but few Of the bust
ness people have been approached
for a donation. But do not worry
we will not hurt the feelings OF
anyone by refusing them an oppor-
tunity 10 get ON our donors list.
Quite few have told the pastor
10 call ON them for a donation.
Mr.. C. Powers gave him a check
and said. "If you run short come
again. We expect 20 be- In our
new church by Christmas. The
building will cost between so.OCO
aud $1,000. A. J. bishor'
Pastor
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-09-12
DON'T FAIL TO
VOTE FOR GOOD
ROADS SEPT. l6
Failure 10 Carry This Amendment
WIN Deprive state Of s2.D00.o00
From United States.
COLUMBUS MUCH INTERESTED
No Opposition 70 soldiers Voting
Amendment We should Soak
Consolidation Amendment

Consolidation Amendment
The following from the New Mex
leo State Record should be care
fully read by every voter and
approved by his vote ON Septem-
ber 20:
The special election at which the
voters OF New Mexico will pass on
three proposed amendments 10 the
state constitution will be held ON
September 10.
The FIRST Of these amendments
provides that citizens OF the state
In the military or naval service OF
the United States may vote by mail
at general elections for any pur-
pose. The details OF carrying the
franchise into effect are left 10 be
provided by the legislature, " the
amendment carries. So far as we
know there is no opposition what
ever 10 this amendment.
The second provides for the or
Eanization OF a State board Of Con-
Na..l A.. Nhn WnRlnnN AHtlHnA
80, ~ nan.l ,ns,,,v,,ons ~ The
s,a,a ,ns,.ad ., q senaraie hoard
~. o.ah ,ns,i,,,,,or as we have ai
n.oson, Tha s,a,o RECORD can ace
na adv.,,age An Inc aaonlion Of
,h,s amondmanl A STATE poard
with us corns of -mntoves neces-
sary 40 earry an Tho work will coat
the sla,e In the nelrhborhood Of
soN 600 nar annum Al lhe oresent
,,oo ali ,ho boards combined are
eos,i,g loss tban saOOo Only one
49, ,,,o hoards now raceive any
comnansal,on whalever beyond
,hoir .xnenses for travelling. n does
M, seem ~ ma thai the personal
ua,,ncstions M the members of a
s,n,e hoard at salary of $1,000
nor memher or their interest In the
sa,.a,.,l ins,ihtions viii no any
srss,er Than ihat Of ihe able pub-
M snir,,ed c,,iyens who have served
on ihese hazards In the mast and
- ,Jad,y siyo, THAR iime and
ogor,s ,o huiIdine them nm becaus,
- a. nr,do ,hoir severaI localiiie,
Iava ,aren in The institutions 10.
80 in ,ho,r m,ds, and we eat
~ 40 ro.so, yhv ihov will no an,
-. I.a.i ~ ,ho nerso,nel of sin.
49, attending 4, nlaeed under M,
,,ana,,.oo,, ~ central hoar,
,han uov aro n, nresent One areu
,'aa, .d,ancad n thai sunnlie
"I..n, ha ho,gh, IN larger anan
,i,i"s ~, /. con,raI hoard for All m,
.a,,,.',,. 80, =, s.v,ns In dollar
nrI aan,s n s,ch a course sboul
III, 49, ~ s,ch contracts going 4
GU 80" ,,'i,.o,,, ,hs s,a,e The adyan
- a.s,iona,la ~ an
,, o. H. are interested !
r ~ ~ s,aaa ~ A., navsrs and con
80 ,,..',-", - A. .,'an, eaii for 0nanci,
',s'aa. .nd n,,,Ilc ,nnrovemer
a9''.v 'a',s,.,,, an,,,,ad ,o ihe n,hIi
S''.,aass ~.
DuT,''' .,"" ,,.,.A ..ooos.d amendme,
AZ. ~, y, norui,i,ng ,he Ies
nse % w ,0ss =" ,s.',a 80 honds A. mee, m
s'@ T'S'na, .anronr,a,,ons for roa
s.ua,a,, NJ daas nol FOLLOW m,
49, ''a'',.i.i,,.a ILL ,ssns 40 oo0 a,
Wv :, s',.h honds M once
49, a..,,a,,,ar ,,me I, mere
sn,hori,es that branch OF the sta
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-09-12
MEXICAN GOVERNMENT Will
PAY $4,000 ron BANDIT VILLA

The Mexican government has
sbO.O0O in lhc bank or any persoil
or persons who win bring villa %
headquarters, dead or alive.
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At THE CATHOLIC
CHURCH NEXT SUNDAY

Mass will be at the usual hours
s a. m. and $50 a. m.
instruction In Christian Doctrine
at 2 p. m. Instruction In Spanish.
the Rosary and Benediction with
the most Blessed Sacrament at ,
D. m. Baptisms at 8 p. m.
Sermon and Benediction with the
most Blessed Sacrament al 3 p. M.
The subject for the evening Eng
lish sermon will be: The Attitude
Of the Catholic Towards the Bible.
within the next ten days the pas
tor Of the Catholic Church will call
on the residents Of the city TO
solicit donations for the new
Church. The adobes are now being
made. The pastor went To III paso
on the Tuesday evening train to
choose suitable windows and doors
for the new building. These are
needed az once. as We already have
three feet OF the new walls built
we feel sure that all the people
of the town will aid US In actual
izing this new Church. Thus far
we have seen the following only
lf,tt - -. il..4. ...laaWtnItuuas
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-09-12
Happiness In the Hills.

There's more happiness TO be
found in day in the mountains
than in a month in the eiiy-and
no sham about any Of Il.
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WAN CAMP COMMUNITY SERVICE

Monday afternoon the presidents
II all clubs organized under the
W. C.. C.. were called together for a
special business meeting. After the
meeting we were favored with an
excellent paper, the subject Of
which was "Uniiy." read boy Mrs.
Falkncr. This paper was one of
the wonderful treats rendered us
hy one of our ladies. We will show
our appreciation hy taking heed.
II will be- published In full next
week.
The Recreation Club met Monday
Afternoon with several ladies par
llicipating. The evening was spent
very pleasantly.
The Silver Leaf club met Tues
day. The afternoon was spent vcrs
pleasantly In playing games. Mrs
Cowhard. who is president say
thai her club is looking forward Il
many happy surprises for iheil
friends.
The Girls Club met Mednesda'
levening. The club IL very glad Il
have several new members. Thi
lclub is making rapid progress II
all undertakings. The motto Is w
do things
The Star Club met Thursday aft
ernoon In a business session, Wit
several ladies present We are b
much encouraged over the splendi
lspirit Of cooperation that has al
ready been shown by this club.
Mrs. Mary Page Of Houston, Tex
takes this method Of thanking Mr.
Bcvos and friends for their loyall
and kindness shown her IN hs
hour Of grief Mrs. Bevos wire
s55 to help defray the expense
connected with Mrs. Pages nice
who met with her misfortune q
August 40. 1919, at Columbus n.
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The Recreation Club met Monday
afternoon with several ladies par
iicipaiing. The evening was spent
very pleasantly.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-24
House Near St. Regis
Rented to Dressmakers

The Observation-Disclosures Street Cor
poration, represented by Louis B. Brod-
sky has leased through Horace S. Elv
& Co. from Wallace Speck % East
Fifty fifth Street, a fve-story build
ing, near the St. Regis, on lot 25xl0U.
which will be altered for the. dress
making trade.
Cross L. Brown Company have
leased space on second floor at 10
LA West Forty-second Street to De-
trolt steel Products Company, for &
term Of years
Manheimer Brothers have leased the
eighth loft at 170 Fifth Avenue to
M er-Frank Company, the third loft at
222- -224 Greene Street to AL Horowitz
q Co., the third left at $50 Seventh
Avenue TO Meisolman & Peto and the
second loft to the Artistic Neckwear
Company, the second left at 21-23 Wav-
erly Place to the Morris Katz Hat
Company, and at IA Broadway the
third loft to Silk, Freedman & House
an. the seventh loft to the Ess O Em
Novelty Clothing Company. and the
ninth loft to We'll. Raft Furman.
anton lie Men has leased to Max
Shapiro the one-stcry business build
ing at l055-l057 Washington Avenue
for term OF years at an aggregate
rental of $50 900.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-24
Lydon to Cath Murphy. 81 r s5sh st; =.
fntge 81 h0Q Dec % ntfx r q e N GO.

Lydon 10 Cath Murphy. 81 p sbfn 81
mtge 80 500; Dec 20: nifty. T T .,oc 60;
MARroM Av. arse 5, ssSvsa ~ '',sss
W. ag2 ,so Jas Hallsck to Sadie osoneo ncS
De- 20; atty. r G & r Co. l7s Br9ado ,do
lsaTAA sT. 4ss e. 8. io1ioe: n (
Realty Co to Abe waIpniak. "a pu-
mont nv. BkIyn and ano. Dec 20; atty,
A11r + & sT r Co 7s BwsyE ann anar siop =,
mtg $500; Dec Dec G''a' 81: atty, title GUAR
uoLLASDD SD ~ ~ nway 2ss MorTis asd ParS ark
ny N.Y. ?5x1oo Adam Anderson to John
McGili. 1890 Holland av: mtg $4,000;
nsc % atty. Title Guar & Co. !1s
sl4TH ST. sal E. > s. 2s.sxlos.s: Mar:
~ ~ 24lst st; mtg $4,000: Dec %: ntty,
p,u rl.ie Guaranty & Trust Company l7s
AIEXANDER Avv. i7s. q. 2oxsi.s: s''I Richd
Kline to Isabelle Kidd. 1T2 Alex
attorney T, P Mclaughlin jr Is Broad
vALDNrINE Av.. g. sss issd : 8sa st, s'Vs ISIS
10 Bankers Trust Co. Dec IS, atty. Ham
sr I'eon q f, 100 Bway y........... 81. 900
=, LLangfur. 200 Bway .''' 81
F s1 to Nm kas5asr s5asr0 Le.s
Iferrace; mtg $1,000. Dec Is: atty, sami
wAsHISc;;TosWy sIftS SF; 5sy bway so,, .ocand $500
Xs5 Ike Sudakow to Jacob Barth. 1891
N,ta Washngton \, az; mtg s45oo; Dec 20:
,7aTSy, 7a1,y 81, ~ hosn Mt al 4s9 T-"mont av 500
i'9IH ST, 1862 r. -. 25xs1oox wsxn
80 s TO beg Lulu J Schofield to Abr
50 7snop r zSo4 Crotona av. and ano: mtg
S@.'oo Dec 10; atty. NJ Rabinovitch
III ISIrx t''u - .'...,....,.o and 500
lHiSiTI Az, s9S. s. lS.sx7sxlsex79.4
q |, ~ Const Co to Isaac Goldstein. 5oi
rrospect av' mtg ss.5Oo; Dec 20, atty.
VI a habinovitch. 23o Grand st.
lS9TH ST. ses 2. 9, 4oxloox4osoes'iiiic' i siic
las as foroes TO Jas Forbes jr. 2114 DAILY
aN, aNo mtg $4,000: Dec %, P Hallock
rC,%S' 6tr ~ lsoth st :....... 0 and 800
~ Hl' W 3, l60 Longwood av, 25xlOo
11eniral n'on Trust Co and ano to
" !1iy |, ,Gruber. 30S SD st Dec 5 atty
LOT 2txa5 e,''s ns 100 90, hway 700
Ky Hicks 70 Anna McDermott. 322 ST
Nichoias av mtg $40, June IA, 1907
1,'y. Anna McDermott, 222 ST Nicholas
" '....''.. o and 500
New-York tribune., 1919-12-24
William Rockefeller
Sells Scarborough Realty
Property Consisting of Colonial
House and Nine Acres Bought
by Mrs. John Farr

William Rockefeller has sold through
William A. White & Sons a portion of
his holdings on the Hudson River al
Scarborough. The buyer is Mrs. JohA
Farr. The realty is known as the
kingsland Place, and lies on the west
side Of Broadway, and consists of about
nlne acres with large colonial house
and other buildings 1t adjoins nv
Rockefeller's property on the south
and Is almost opposite the Sleepy
Hollow Country Club, and on the north
are the large estates of Miss Katherine
Moore and Fra X A. Vanderlp.
Westchester Buyers to Build
Fish & Marvin have sold for Mrs
Caroline (. Feuarfile, a large plot on
Lincoln Street 1t Larchmont Park, 20
Louis koop, Of this city, who will
ouild residence for his own oc-
cupancy.
The same brokers have sold for Miss
Road in the woods of Larchmont, TO
Charles f. Martens, of Brooklyn. who
will build a residence for his own oc-
cupancy. They have also sold for Mrs
Margery W. Burton, her property Oh
Iuckahoe Road in the town Of Green
burgh, to Frank Lord of Cross &
Brown Co. The property comprises
one-half acre and old colonial house.
Gilbert X. Laird represented the pur-
chaser.
The Scarsdale estates, Robert E. Far
ley president, has sold to William A.
Taylor, plot in the Rdgeview sec
tion Of White Plains, adjoining Mr..
laylor's present home.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-24
News Attitude i'm Court
Cited to Show Insanity
Residents of Home City Say
Alleged Slayer Of Girl 10
Mentally Unso ound

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Dec. 23.-Harry
s. News strange courtroom manner.
his almost motionless attitude and his
continually staring straight ahead, Is
not pose but, habit, according e.
testimony introduced day in his trial
on q charge Of having murdered hi
sweetheart, Freda Lesser
The testimony was given by e. W
McCum Der, formerly prisoner with
New in the count. jail. McCumbes
said the defendant frequently sat a
the window Of his cell and gazed into
space for hours a. Il time, motion es
and never utterin- word. This tea-
timony was the outstanding feature
of the efforts of the defense today Is
show New is unsound mentally.
McC41;ber said ne had noticed other
things z-out New which caused him ts
believe els accused was rot righ.S
mentally lie said New frequently
rolled - MS trouser legs, one at {
lme, anu studied them, seemingly with
much concern.
Many depo itions from residents o.
1ndianapo is, News former home, were
read to the jury BY Lecompte Davis, o.
counsel for the defense.
Colonel Robert H. Tyndall, bus
ness man Of that city, formerly the
commander of the unit of artillery o.
Indiana National Guard, with whicf
New served on the Mexican border +,
1916, in one of these dispositions he
expressed the opinion that the accused
was not normal mentally. Captain Ca.
vsn l.. Payne commander of 4 Battery
Indiana National Guard, expressed ths
anne opinion
New-York tribune., 1919-12-24

. Q; atty. Samuel Bit,erman. soo
ARTHUR Av. 2sas. a, s5xa5: Frisco r. Sc
+ nSsa's ca ,5s ~ pp..s; p c; atty. Title Guar Z
cEEsToN Av, s2ss. g s7.exi25: Ss;DgD Cath
BWsy, sway pso TO IT. Iitle &C Guar T Co; rs
"''y' iitse Guar T Co. 17s Bway.
ANTHONY Av, ilss VS. 2ixes.1,; Belle
qseas Eth nv na1 pse to = Barbara d"a Hahn 2oqo
p c. atty. Title Guar T Co. I7s
18TH s7mdo ST; w, .ss .oxloe. Ass s. 20 =
5Sl so l4sth st: prior mtg s24. 800: Dec
&roc yrs ,s per per cent; atty, Title Guar
JACKSON Av. ~. W 8, ssx1ss s''S.o O.
I.'''a = ,aa,h Mhatrone to Pauline Hodgson. 1873
ATTY Title Guar Co. l7s Bway.
h095LLAND 951 Az 9. 2s5 Morris Park sv.
M aoxloo john e McGnl to Adam Ander-
rnn, nan ,soo 80, Holland av: prior mtg s2.50o,
Gu4r co. i7s Bway M ce"t' a''s ss5oS 20
AJa =, lil and 2l2. map sect 8. st Raymond
man, ~ Grand av. Astoria l. l. Dec
& CO. i7s r5wav psT cent; atty Title Guar usr
City Island Geo w Baxter to AlfTsd =;
Booth. 2oo2 Hughes av: Dec 20. yrs'
tI,rps Yer cent atty. B Booth. 2Ovz
FORD ST, $ s. 100 webster av' sA'gSg g9S
iiV.e: Max Verliner to Helen Wendelken
1870 Crotona av; Dec l6; due as pr
p9hu; c; atty. Williamson. 364
ST AIMS AV. 35s. e g. 25xno; Meye-
aarris to Samuel Epstein 1881 Eastern
PARKWAY, Brooklyn; Dec 10; s yrs. 6
:, G. atty. Max Lesser ls2 Nassau
WASHINGTON Av. 2os2; Jacob Barth gl,VJo 10
$4,000; Dec 20; due Mar 20, 1927: 6 G..
49,, atty, Jos Schultz. $50 Broadway 00o
IEiNiIY AV. Gs8, 3. 1s.sx7s.s; Isaac
GoidsNcker to Isidore Langner 20.
Trinity av; Dec 20; due etc. as per
pond; atty. NJ Rabinovitch. 230 Crane
rf9y S;r -, ,eo SO ;
Grubsr to Central Union Trust Co 50
broadway. and ano trus; Dec 3: yrs.
c; atty. S e Ferriss. l65 Broad
New-York tribune., 1919-12-24
Dwelling Opposite Bryant
Park Goes to New Owner
House Disposed OF in West
40th Street; Fine Home in
87ah Street Sold

Frederick Fox & Co. have sold for
the Robert Company the property at
"a West Fortieth Street, opposite
Bryant Park, a four-story old dwell
ing, on lot 226x9So.
Pcase & FL imam have sold for
Claris5a 0. Doremus 81 West Eighty
seventh Street, q four r-story and base
ment DWELLING on lot 21xl00, to q
buyer for occupancy.
Business Claims Dwellings,
Samuel H. Martin has sold for Ben
net, Werner & Nave to client who
VIII alter for business purposes 1922
West Sixty third Street, two three
story and basement brown s.one dwell
ings, on p OF 33.4xl00 Mr. Martin has
Dwight, Archiba d & Perry have sold
pany, repre- enting the estate Of Mar
garet Steele. the three story store and
dwelling, on lot 25x92, at 107 West
Sixteenth Street. The purchaser will
alter and occupy the premises for bust
ness purposes.
Sale in West Twenty Street
Charles Wynne and Louis H. Low
have purchased from the West Side
Holding Company 215 West Twenty
second Street. three-story dwelling.
through |. Cohen & Co.
Other Dwellings Sold
Mary E. Ellis has so d the three-story
dwelling at 244 East Sixty second
Street
Mary Moore has sold to Rose Lobast
the three-story dwelling at l6 West
Hath Street
New-York tribune., 1919-12-24
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

PFroasrty Frt; II shs SON Lam Lsfnohs It NJ s"%
A and JOS schreiber. 12l7 Thatford
st, ozone Park Of q; is parts.
18TH ST. EOS POS .. Mary c Adams. extrix
to Alice c Searies and Alice searies
atty Louis F Doyle. iii Bway, assns az
18TH ST 1919 W; l1sth st. 81 W: 1ssfh ST. st
6!-l3 W Bell r Gurnee ct al exrs 10
Bell B Gurnee, Westb bury. L I. ct al. trus
attys. Sullivan e. c. 40 Wall st. assns
10TH ST. 10 W; Frederic Kernochan. exr
to Charles W O'Connor 10 West 10Th st
and ano, trus. atty. w H OConnor. 90
I'd Az si2s Louis D.Alessanaro to 3eoTSS geo OgS
554Nno 5zzo- a. T. e Eas! 4fsth st attys Geo "
aD Av. 1885, Thos j McCahll to Larch-
mont Nstional Bank. Larchmont, Y
18TH ST. $. 100 W Audubon av: Gertie
a German to Bankers Trust Co l6 Wal
st; attys White & Case, u Wall St. s.
to Rudolph Shortemeier. Hobolsen. y
) J ATTY: A Albert W Bonynge, 10 Rway 81
LEXINGTON AV, l5s4ss filed and salts
fed Dec 22. 1919 American Mort Co 10
Mary d Gerard. atty Title Guar s. T Go.
29TH sT PA W; Harry BohmfaIk 20
attys Henry. NJ & NJ. 277 Bway. SIS. 900
45IH ST, S5-ss W; Guaranty Trust CO o.
to State Realty and Mort CO. Is
4oTH s'r. s. Isabel n Golden et al exrs
70 Lawyers :, M01t IT CO and .awyers Nor
address, l59 Liberty st; assns. eacA
$4,000
EDWARDS Av. $ Lot 1877 map Seton
moHnsteaa II nn sosx1s SaTas WT,sn a.
Ann Jackson. 7lS w l7sth St. $ .ooo
TRINITY Av. 5, 2l4.1l. n ls5th ST. IS sN
Roeder l17o Stebbns av; atty, It'll
G"aranty Co. l76 Bway. y...........s s. o0o
PoPHAM Az: 5: Lots 27s to 235 map
to Stadacona Co. 90 John; atty. Douglas
\ 4 McC. 233 BWay So. eco
PROSPECT Az. 5, G76. S 16Sth st. 81 ox
Schwarzler. 1890 Perry ave. atty Z
Schwar2ler, 1880 Perry av. s., lSl.67
to Harris Moran. 427 TT Wash av, & ano
atty. Jacob Maran. l32 Nassau St.. 81
GRAND Boulevard AND CONCOIRSa,.
cor. 1G5.1xl02. 1X72.s. Aman Ia " un-
VALENTINE AV 2440. Ralph c NeEroth
to Mary u lngrich. s54 W fSoth st
WISE Az. 1891; Barnett Mandei to Isaac
Peskin. 759 Jennings ST: atty. Isaac
pesNin. 75s Jennings 81. ..... go. $500
NEW BOLD Az 2sl7-l9l Jas Trow-
bridge to Title Guar & T Co, 17s Broad
t4sTH ST. i45 p. Otto j Kalt 70 MaTg,
Wohn 1895 Washington av. atty. Thos
Patterson. $40 Courtlantt av.......Si
l45TH ST. 526 e, Eilz ~choepp to Fran
els V D Lloyd. Rdgeheld Park J.
atty, Morrison. L & Nj, Hackcnsack.
SAME PROPERTY. Francis y LLOYD
70 Margt Schoepp. same address; atty,
MACY PI.. s7i; Louis sch~artzreich To-
Alspear Corp; atty. L \ Sable. 81 Cham
WEST FARMS RID. 1893; central 1.nion
usf II
2S3 w 9th st, Los Angeles, Cal; atty.
Dunn & -. 26 Bway y................SlO0
New-York tribune., 1919-12-24
All Kinds of Realty
Figure i'm Bronx Trading
More Apartment Houses Pass
to New Owners, Sales of
Dwelling Properties

Harry Calm has sold to Ida Afro
mowitz the flve-story apartment with
stores, on plot 4Oxl0O. at 1855 South
ern Boulevard. Samuel Cowen and
refer Stump we're the brokers.
William j. Dougherty and Charles
Moebus have sold for Mandelbaum e.
LEVINE the slx-stoly elevator apart
ment at the corner of l7Sth Street and
Valentine Avenue.
Maurice Kastriner has sold to an in
vestor the two fve-story apartments
at 1878 and 8S2 Kelly Street, on plot
38X100 each.
The Murray & Hill Company has
sold for the Loftn Realty Corporation
the five-story apartment at 2Ol4 Bryant
Avenue, on plot 45xlO4
Ernest T. Bower has sold for a client
of Richard II. Scobie 3O6 East Ford
ham Road, three e-story business build
ing, on plot 37.6x irregular.
Edward Polak has sold for Louis
Lese to Mr.. Berkowitz 1912 Fulton
'venue a family dwelling; for H
Brown to l.. Gross, 1176 Forest Avenue,
tnree- family frame building; for a
MIR. Block to a Mr.. Shafin 500 East
165th Street. a five story brick fiat.
More Sales of Dwellings,
he DuIOSS company naS SOLD 56S
Walton Avenue, three-story dwell ng
and for John L. Travis $40 Scdgwlck
Avenue, dwelling, to Augusta E.
Cohnfed.
Samuel Cowen has sold SS5 East
169th Street, a two family brick dwell
ing. to Mr. RAPPORT Tor occupancy
The Houghton Company and William
II. Meh4ich have sold two five-story
2436 Webb Avenue. for Clifford NJ
Cottington, and at 2440 Webb Avenue
for Alexander Them.
David L. Woodall jr., has sold for
Lulu j. Schofield the two-family dwell
ing at 362 East l79th Street; for Lii
liam +. Bonfils the one-stoly building at
365 East l79th Street; for Norman S.
Morgan the lot 25xll5 on the west
side OF Tiebout Avenue, about 348 teet
south of lS4th Street
New-York tribune., 1919-12-24
Operators Buy Rhinecliff
Court ON Riverside Drive
ien'otory Building Occupies Large Plot at the
southeast Corner of l56th Street; Sale of
West End Avenue Corner Apartment House

The ten-story apartment known as
N"'hecilf Court, at the southeast cor
her OF Riverside Drive and l56th
street. has been sold to Harris and
Maurice Mande baum and Fisher and
'~''n" l.. yewine by the Willie Con
s'ructlon Company. The structure oc-
cupIes plot fronting 105l0 feet on
ehe Drive and l03 feet on 156th Street,
backing up on tae Huntington prop
erty, extending owe. to Broadway,
winch is partially improved with the
American Geographical Society, the Hos
toric Society. the Museum Of the Ameri-
can Indian and the Church of Our Lady
of Guadaloupe. William S. Baker and
James A. Atwater are said to have
been the brokers in the deal.
West End Avenue Sale
D. NJ. Gallo has sold for Herman
Strucke to DR.. G. Tomasulo 7l2 West
End Avenue, adjoining the southeast
corner Of Ninety fifth Street. five
story apartment, on plot 33xloO.
Mr.. Gallo has also sold for the
Frontenac Realty Company to the
Celsor Realty Company the two fve-
story apartments at 119 and 121 West
104th Street. on pot 50xl00. The
property adjoins Grace Church and will
be improved with hlgn class apart
ments
Another sale by Mr.. Gallo concerns
the two fvestory tenements at 313
and 315 East Thirty-ninth Street, on
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plot boxloo, sold by W. Franklyn
Operators Sell in 18lst Street
N. A. Berwin & Co. have sold for the
Atlantic Realty Company, represented
by Slawson & Hobbs, the three five
story apartment houses at 554 to 558
vest lSlst Street,, on plot ilsxA20 cacn
Sale in l7sth Street
The Axelrad Mortgage Company
lPeter Axelrad, president) has sold for
lsidor thinner and Samuel Resnick 592
to 500 West 17Sth Street, five-story
apartment, on plot 75x100. The buyers
are William Shaffer and Herman Wolf,
represented by Frederick De Vries.
Buys in l44th Street
Verand zinsky has bought from
David Harris the two fvc-story apart
ments, on p OF 150xl0o, at SIT to 523
West 144th Street.
l02d Street Buyer Plans Changes
J. X. Moors has resolf or Dora II.
Hermes the bull d nc at lSe West 1920
Street to Char es NJ. Siegel, who will
alter it into small apartments
Flat in Ninety fifth Street Sold
Charles Goldberg as sold for Harris
Mandelbaum and others SO to 63 East
Ninety-fifth Street, three six-story
apartments, on plot 125x10O, to a client
of Freidus & Co.
Sale in Fifty-eighth Street
William D. Ki patrick has purchased,
through John T. Wal, from w. C. Eek
ers on the fvc-story single fiat, on lot
20x7b, at 1862 West Fifty eighth Street.