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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-01-30
High School Bulletin
By the Students of the Liberal High School

class will invite another in order to
have enough for a party.
Miss Esther has promised the AL
zebra 2 class eiphering match soon.
Cecil Stout, reported deaf as a re-
suit of the influenza is better and ex-
poets to resume his work in the school
as soon as possible.
Modern history classes have been
writing essays on the life of Napol-
con.
The Spanish class is learning to put
its knowledge into practical use. Last
week each member of the class had
to form an original advertisement
written in Spanish.
Buy a season ticket for the Ly-
ceum Course. 1t is a good invest
mNnt.
The Spanish class has been read
ing "Espana Pintoresca."
Does Liberal Encourage Athletics
On the whole / think they do not.
There are even students in the High
School that make fun of the teams
and have nerve enough to ask per-
son, "Do you think L. H. S. will ever
win a gamer" The boys who said
that are mostly the boys that take no
part in athletics and know nothing
whatever about the games. 1t would
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-01-30

today friday.
Leta Nichol was called home We'd
nesday on account of the sickness OF
her mother.
Mr.. Light is going to show the Do
nestle Science girls thru the new
-four mill next Tuesday morning.
The girls of the Domestic Science
department are asked to make some
corn meal mullins for the Farmers
Institute to be held here soon. The
prizes are: First, $1.00; second, 75c.
Ticket selling for the lecture course
has been in progress the past week.
1t seems the students have a faculty
of disposing of tickets. Two people
worked together and in certain sec
tions of the city. The number of tick
cts sold was satisfactory to the man.
agement. 1t is hoped that, even with
the condition of affairs after the in
flue MA and other interrupting in
fluences, that the course will more
than pay for itself The High School
has for several years had the Lyceum
work in charge and made a success of
it. Not a financial gain, but the pub
lie has been well pleased and that has
paid for the expenditure of time. The
numbers will be given at the Males
tic theater. Season tickets are 50
for adults, and $3.50 for students.
Kansas Day was observed by hav-
ing a special chapel exercise, Wednes-
day morning Poems pertaining to
Kansas were read by Sarah Snow,
George Weheimer and special music
was given by the High School Chorus.
Fred Randle received a painful
and serious injury last week while
playing foot-and-a-half. The bone of
his ankle was considerably shattered
but after a successful dressing of the
fractured part Fred was in school
again.
Ruth Cure, a Sophomore has re-
ceived the honor of having one of the
best war gardens in the city. She and
Thelma Farmer were winners in the
garden contest and will be awarded
the prize which will be trip to Man
haitian. They will be accompanied
by Miss Nelson, County Agent. This
is an honor to be proud of. The
party will leave Liberal Sunday,
reaching Manhattan for the first part
of the program Monday morning.
They will attend a weeks special lee
ture at the Kansas Agricultural Col
lege. Ruth will visit Miss Minnie
Woods, of Topeka, on her way home.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-01-30

Mrs. Beeler Burr of Kismet was
shopping in the city Tuesday and
yesterday. While here she was the
guest of Mrs. C. G. Rector.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-01-30

DIR. HIGGINBOTHAM, the Nose
and Throat Specialist, will be at the
Liberal Hospital on the last Sunday
in each month. 37tfc
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-01-30

Don't forget Walt Heppler when
you bring your poultry, eggs and
hides to town. He is located at the
Creamery poultry house. 37t4c.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-01-30
Riggle Brothers
GROCERS

Miss Wilma Bell of Guymon was
taking osteopathic treatment in Lib
eral yesterday.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-01-30

THAT IMPROVED 128O-A. tract
of smooth mixed land, plowed, bal
ance well fenced for pasture, is a sure
money maker. Moore G. Franklin
have it. 37t1c
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-01-30
Where Do The
CullS Go?
Not Into "PiCkWiCk"

after careful comparison have found them to ex-
cell other lines we have tried.
The ripe, under ripe and poor grades of fruit
vegetables etc. are thrown aside at the 'Pickwck'
factory. Only the very best of products canned
under the ''Pickwick" label.
And the cans are solid pack-not large per cent
water in many of the brands selling at Pickwick"
prices. If you will try few cans from this line you
will never be satisfied with another kind
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-13

WILLIAM G. McADOO, ex-secretary of the
Los Angeles. From left to right are D. +.
O'Brien, attorney for Miss Pickford; Hiram
Abrams, general manager United Artists Cor
poration; H. T. Banzhof, attorney for d. W.
Griffith; Mary Pickford, Mr.. McAdoo, general
ing), representing Charlie Chaplin; D. W.
Griffith (sitting), Douglas Fairbanks (stand-
ing), Oscar Price (sitting), president of the
corporation; John Fairbanks and Nathan
Burkan, Mr.. Chaplin,s attorney
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-25
BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

Realty Trust sold for the Alec RuiId
ing Company seven one family semi
detached brick dwellings on Sixty-third
street Napoleon Park, as follows 2O3s
70 b. Schwartz; 2045, to L. Schwartz
so4!. to Morris Schwartz; 1850, to M
Gerber 2057, to Augusta Kallman; 2O5s
writ.
Charles G. STEELE sold the two story
and basement brick house at to4 DonS,, =
street. 1e.Sx1Oo. for a client to Joseph
]. Seltz. 'oSSp"
r. c. Sauter sold the two story and
basement frame house at 25s Tenth
street to George Lippert for Miss Caro-
me j. Gable, and the two story frame
dwelling, with lot adjoining, 274 Seventh
street. for Emma Muir to Crescenzo
Sangiovanni.
Samuel Galitzka & Lacov sold for the
Miller Burkes Construction COMPANY to
A. u. Schwartz at 1881 East Ninety
hird street new two story and attic
mouse, with double garage, on a plot Ask
100. IVA
Buckley & Horton Company sold nj
1882 Dean street the three story and
american basement dwell ng for e. q.
Warfield.
r s. Fisher. Inc. sold 1885 East
Eighteenth street for II. p. FeiS to
Frankenburg; 1929 East Twelfth stree;
for L. Schrode to H. McQuade; plot,
4oxlOO, on East Nineteenth street, Kings
boro, to Henry W. Franklin; plot. sOx
100. on Bedford avenue to H. Bartlett,
ana plot, 40x1eo. on East Twenty-third
street for G. Fetteroll.
Edward Bull Realty Company sold
2511 Clarendon road. a three family
apartment, for Samuel A Mehringer to
ThOfnq q
for Charles A. dacRoberts the new
frame detached bungalow on the west
side OF East Twenty-third street $50
feet north of Avenue L to a client for
occupancy, and for John A. Crossley the
frame detached one family dwelling on
plot 40x100 feet, 1856 East Seventeenth
street, to client Tor occupancy.
Frank II. Malone sold the one family
detached cottage, on plot 60x109, on the
north side OF Eighty-second street 100
feet west of Ridge Boulevard FOR Jacob
s. Langthorne.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-25
OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

EAST TWENTY SIXTH STREET-E
Sharum sold to Lucio D'Avola a va g.
cant plot, 34x110, at the southea st
corner OF 226th street and Padding
avenue.
MELVILLE STREET-Clients OF Louis
w. Osterweis sold to Frederick Elsen
five two story private dwellings at
1888 and 1897 Melville street and 1928.
1880 and 1916 Fillmore street. The
purchaser was represented by Williail
Peters & Co.
for Mr.. Robitzek the dwelling at $50
linton avenue to a Mr.. Goldberg for
occupancy.
UNIVERSITY AVENUE - William C.
Bergen has sold through Louis w. Os-
terweis, from plans. two family
dwelling, S7,5x100. on the west side OF
University avenue -671 feet south of
1880 street.
WHITLOCR AVENUE-Harry Calm o..
Calm & Pittman and Philip Watten-
berg resold to Stelnmetz & Hoffman
the plot. 226x100x irregular, on the
east side Of Whitlock avenue 100 feet
south of Faile street. The new owners
will erect modern garage. Alexan-
der Silkin and David Hintz were the
brokers.
MONTERREY AVENUE-Herman Knep
per sold 20S1 Monterey avenue, south
west corner of 179th street, a flv.
story new law apartment, 60x100, for
d. De Massi & Sons. 1t rents for owe;
$4,000.
BAILEY AVENUFS-Albert d. Phelps
sold for the 231st Street Construction
Company to Max Cohen a tiye story
new law apartment, 100x109A on the
east side Of Bailey avenue about 100
feet south Of 2S1st street. 1t was held
at $125,O00.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-25
B. WINTER ACQUIRES
A $1,7OO,OOOr FLAT
Is Now Among Largest Indi-
vidual Holders of West Side
Apartments.
L. JACOB SELLS BIG Apt
Downtown Shipping Concern
Buys 33 South William st.
as Its Home.

Benjamin Winter, one Of the best
known investors in high grade west side
apartment properties. bought the twelve
story apartment house at the northeast
corner Of Broadway and Eighty-hrst
street yesterday. thereby bringing the
total OF his investments of this sort for
the year up to more than 100000
He took the property from the Finn
Realty Company, William Finn of
Pittsburg. president, which acquired It
In 1914 from Klein & jackson. the build
ers It was held at s1.700.0oo and rents
for s175,000 annually. 1t was reported
that Mr.. Winter paid all cash.
Tucker. Speyers & Co., NJ. Cohn & Co.
and Henry 1. Cooper were the brokers
Edward NJ. and Paul Grout, attorneys
represented Mr. Finn and Morris E.
Gossert appeared for the buyer.
The building fronts l02 feet on
Broadway by 1879 feet on Eighty-flrst
street, and adjoins the nine story Bar
rington Court, also owned by Benjamin
Winter, who now has a street frontage
OF 295 feet. 1t was erected about six
years ago and is laid out in suites of
from four to eight rooms, with every
modern convenience.
MI. winter IL now one OF tne iarB-
est Individual apartment owners en- the
west side. Since last fall he has pur-
chased six modern twelve story struc-
lures. the others including the north
east corner Of Riverside Drive and
Eighty-flfth street, the northeast corner
OF West End avenue and Ninety-sixth
street, the northeast corner of River
side Drive and 113th street, the south
east corner of Riverside Drive and Hath
street, and the northwest CORNER of Am
ster6am avenue and Cathedral Parkway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-25

Ms. e. Ds e 80 Sent sy cG a. ., 81,
pA TIM ens5 Ev Co. ass 1s isixsGS
Decatur az, mtg $4,000. Sept asi s,ty;
OGDEN Av. 1850. 9. lOOxlior1OoI1os.5
cJos.sl Realty Germ ,7, 70 GiSS1 Realty s.
co. Sept Is; az Sttys. Morrison Z s. $40
HOE XIV. $50 iiiiiidi st, isi5xiiOO.JohS
i5si Hoe ay, mtg 5000. Sept is; atty,
z Berger, 1888 Hoe av...,......... u
SANE PRoPERTY.tTranees X: Quinn to
Sept 10; atty, Ethel Berger, 1884 Hoe
UNION Az iiii, ii;'S1iiiiC;; also also
Union av, Lift. W g. 26x14o--chas Killing
to Louis Tanenbaum, 1871 Union av,
mtg 5000. Sept l5; atty. Louis Tanen,
pR sos r1 A Vn'S ST.. aoxioo-Fta
a. hennert to Morris Schindel, bs7 Pros
RsS; Az mtg ;s SSS:aa SEPT ls $40
lesTH ST, 5 .. lis Trinity av. 4oxs71lx
loxss.t-Max Goldwinder to David
600, Sept 10; atty. Simon Berg. ~!
eiEToRD Az s7is. :. ssTloSmchs. P
mtg $500, Sept IS; atty. C Hallocks
18TH sss 81 TsO tas p !. .1i.sss.Emms
Hartung to Mary App, Ii6 f 10th ST
and Augusta Il. Andersen. Tuekahoe. n
y, mtg $4,000, Sept %; atty, w II DAILY,
oR IAN S so6tGLEvARD iXNiD, icoiNcouRsE
Q, 7b 167th st, 77.1xl0i10-Abr
Bricken to valentine Realty Corpn, IS
e 174th ct. mtg $4,000. sept 2S' atty
VIM Thomas. 500 Courtlandt av. $40
NBwBOLD Av, 8. ESQ Pugsley av'
75x1os-Fritz Doll to Jos Bigsers.
2iss Ellis av. mtg IS 1000. Sept as; atty,
Title Guar & T Co, 17s Bway 300
LONGWOOD Av, cor Barry, 206.3x17s.2
xg6.sx220.l-Tarbut Realty Holding Co to
Edw Brifgeman, so Townsend av.
clifton, stakn Island, and ano. mtg
$4,000. Sept 10; atty, Title Guar 4
pRS S; ~ H"sy az iiaatb ~ isxicoW
Aler Germansky to Morris Cohen. so "
18th st, and ano, mtg $4,000 Sept IL;
atty, Title Guar & Co, IFS Bway. 800
Lots 81 and s.. map westchester Ter
Sophia Price to Otto Bosch. 1850 May
flower av, mtg $500, Sept "a; atty. Title
Guar T Co, l76 Bway, 800
Rosa Dl Cicco to Angelo Di Cicco, 22s4
I'd av. Sept IL; atty. Angelo Di Cioco,
Z2S4 "a aN .'''.s.s WV
DYRE AV. n W cor Light. rs. Ok Same
to Rosario Di CIcco. 1894 I'd av. Sept IL;
atty, Rosario Di Cicco, 2294 ID av. 800
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-25
RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

Mrs Wilson's Home Renting Com
pany leased the five story American
basement dwelling at As East Fifty
third street to Francois Adam, and
leased apartments in 1877 East Sixty
sixth street to S. M. Greer; in 1875 East
Fffty-sixth street for Charles Kerkow
to Mrs. Mary z. Green; in SO West
Ffty-fourth street for Leo LindenberA
TO Mrs. c. X. Davis; in 115 East Fifty
third street for w. A. Graham to j.
e. Wulsin: in 116 East Flfty-eighth
street for Mrs. L. Barclay to d. Kirby,
and In 769 Lexington avenue for Brad
ley Delehanty to Mrs. c. L. Buchanan.
me Payson, Mel. Merrill Company
leased studio apartment In 40 West
Fffty-se venth street to Miss Eleanor
M Mellon; also apartments In 257 West
Eighty-sixth street to Walter H War
rem and In IA East Forty-fourth street
to Miss Janet Scudder.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-25
OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

Wheatley Hills Real Estate Corpora
ton sold for II. w. ]. Bucknall a farm
al Brookville, L. l., adjoining the coun-
try estate of c. Oliver Iselin, to a New
York banker now residing In westAeld,
N. j. The property consists of seventy
six acres with LOO feet road frontage.
The farm is just south of the Piping
Rock estate and the immediate neigh
bors are George T. Brokaw, ]. ]. Wat
son, Jr.. Henry Atherton, James B.
Clews. A. p villa and T. A. Havemeyer.
The buyer will improve for his own oc-
cupancy.
Meister Builders. Inc, sold 10 Harper
place, Arlington. N. j., two story one
family brick house.
Steven B. Ayers sold to Robert s.
Stantial plot on Oak Stump road. Bask-
ing Ridge. N. j., on which the purchaser
will erect q dwelling. The plot is 100
x176, and James w. Lent was the
broker
Richard J. Rutiedge sold his residence
on Speedwell avenue, between Morris
town and Morris Plains. N, J., TO c. C.
Carey of Toronto, Canada. Eugene v.
Welsh was the broker.
Bryan La Kennedy leased to William
NJ. Lescher for three years with the
privilege of purchasing the property
known as Stone Leigh on Cottage
street in Purchase, Westchester county.
consisting of twenty-four and a half
acres with a three story frame dwelling.
barns, garage and farm buildings.
George Howe has sold for Harold Il.
Porter to ]. J. Lawrence a plot at 2S
Greenacres avenue, Hartsdale, In West
chester, Mr.. Lawrence plans to build
a residence.
Harold r. Griswold sold through
Eugene v. Welsh his property on Esbert
Hill. Morristown. N. j.. to F. A. Valen-
tine. This property comprises a modern
residence with garage and three acres
OF land. After purchasing the property
Mr.. Valentine resold it to Alan d. Nc
Lean
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-25
RECORDED LEASES.
Meditation

LENoX Av, 1855. all--clara Fink TO Hy V
Myers, 349 w 1920 ct, 2-l2 yrs, from
Aug /, 1919; attys. Lind q p, 46 Cedar
~ ......,,.......Sls0 and $4,000
18th sr. $3.50 W; 18th ct. $50 w all.
Harry Buck, 666 Beck at. from Aug I,
1919. to Aug 81. 1884; atty H l Barnett
5s2 S2ssSH t''s,ixTiiii store. :HsOO Of
iIsth st-The s5ss Broadway Corpn TO
Graf & Kowal. 1894 Bway. yrs, from
oct !, 1919; address 1894 Bway. .,2,7s0
aTH AV, 4es-1st nr front above str-F L
BUFFET Lunch to RosmAn Silk Corpn
lPerlmAn 4 Rosenbluth!, s yrs. from
FRONT ST sB. aii.Denison Realty CO to
Old Dutch Mills. IS Front at, from Aug
l4TH ST. los p. ail-sehults Realty GO
yrs, from May !, 1921. ...,..,.. .,le. 900
18TH ST. 7l1-1s e, Aii-71i-i7 f 18th ST
Realty CO to Saul Bushman and ano, III
E 18th ct, 10 lila yrs; atty, NJ ID Bohrar,
2 Av D.........,......... 100
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-25
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan,

CHARLES ST. lo-.George Parsons Realty
Corpn, 10 Charles st. to Evelyn Chase,
S!o Lewis sy. Bsiyr; June Is. 1871;
i2STH ST, a32 E-Marie SchuetEe to the
Farmers Loan & Trust Co, ~ William
OF Albert Flower (Blum). June 10, 1ssoj
atty. John C eyiiek, isa Nassau st.'s 900
susrits Maidhof. SO p sad st, to Au-
gusta Hirsh, Julia Hess and LILLIAN
Eanzit. extrces will OF Jeanette Mon
heimer July 0. 1919; Attys. Finck, q a
ST, sIs-sao; Gouyerneur st, a.
Jeremiah N Martin to the EmiKrant
Indust Saw Bank, Aug rs. 1903; atty,
Richard o'GormHn, 81 Chambers
ssTH ST. sOs-s E-Esther Hermann, S.
Edgecombe ev. to Lena Levy, March 49,
1915; atty, II Zleser, 217 Bway .s2s5O
DRY book ST. 16-l7-IAllian Butler TO
William N Wetterau. Poughkeepsie, N
Y. sspa !. 1903; attys FerrIss, r d s,
bSH rSS' ST. Sii E.jsccb cimbsr s'S %
Jacob Roth; March q, 1915; atty. Isl
is2D ST, l25 W-James c and Mary g
Byrnes 70 Eugene A Jenkins. Monteiair,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-25

22i Pearl street to r. J. Donovan Com
pany and suite of Offices in 81 Beck
Fisher.
William A. White & Sons leased to
Soma Herzog a loft at s6S Canal
street; to Frank G. Hall space at s1o-312
East Seventy-ffth street: to Jacob
Matthes a loft at lit Prince street; to
Benjamin Abrams n loft at 81 Wooster
street; to Louis and LOUIS A. Renner
loft at 245-251 Seventh avenue; to
New Star Felt Hat Company a floor at
20 Cannon street and to Carlisle. Mel
lick 4 Co. additional space in the Wall
street Exchange building at 43 Ex-
change place.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-25
REALTY NOTES AND COMMENT.

Moore, Schultz & Co. were the brokers
In the sale of 514 West 14sth street.
Maurice Wertheim has been appointed
agent of ass Lexington avenue. 45s Lex
irgton avenue, northeast corner OF
Forty-fifth street, and 1853 East Forty
fourth street. All OF these properties
arc being converted into small apart
ments of the light housekeeping type.
Following are the names OF buyers OF
dwellings reported sold recently; Philip
A. Carroll tA2 East Thirtieth street |;
Eelene McGrath, LOT West Seventy
fourth street Irving ID. Steinhardt, 252
west Seventy-eighth street the Lloyd
MCGEE Company, ago West 13sth street.
and Florence d. Bergen, 313 Convent
avenue.
Justice Erlanger OF the Supreme Court
has appointed p. ]. c. Ughetta receiver
OF the rents OF 35 West Sixty-e'ghth
sti Get pending a suit brought by Mon
cure Robinson and others, as trustees
TO foreclose mortgage Of $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-25
QUEENS TRANSACTIONS,

Clinton Trading Corporation sold to
Adolph Rathje the one family frame
dwelling at 1910 Clinton avenue, Wood
haven, plot 40x103. Frederick Standish
was the broker.
Herman Frankfort rented at Far
Rockaway to George l. Seidman a cot
tage on Woodbine lane for three years !;
to q. H Franken cottage on Clinton
street for one year; to H. J. Moskowitz
a cottage on Gibson place for three
years: to Joseph A. Stern a cottage on
Muhlbach court for one year; to s.
Gluck cottage on Forest avenue for
three years and to DR.. Oscar L. Levin
a cottage on Franklin avenue for three
years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-25
OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

EAST THIRD STREET-Folsom Bros,
Inc, sold for the estate of Bathilda
Relnemsnn the private house at rs
East Third street, to A. Sigal.
WEST 13SD STREET-Lena Mosher
sold 152 West 1880 street, a three
story dwelling. on lot 126x1oo.
WEST 10th STREET-Julius Bach
rach sold to an investor for the estate
or Leah Hays the five story single
fat 2S West 12Sth street, on lot
25x95, held at $4,000, and renting
for $4,000.
WEST 18TH STREET.. Howell
sold for George W. Mills 220 West
137th street. a three story and base
ment dwelling. on lot 17x99.11. TO
Patience H. Tucker. who will re-
model II and occupy: also for Francis
Collins. 142 West 18th street, three
story and basement dwelling, on lot
22;7xss:ll. to Samuel Graham for oc-
WEST 133D STREET-Lena Mosher
sold the three story dwelling. 126x
99.11, at 152 West 1880 street. near
Seventh avenue.
WADSWORTH AvENUE-winfield w.
Scott purchased from Bessie Mcguire
S6I Wadsworth avenue, northeast cor
ner 191st street a five story apart
ment, 10ox5o. through ]. C. Hough
& Co.
EAST TWENTY EIGHTH STREET
Harry ]. Sanders bought from the
estate OF Ellen Morgan through Hor-
ace S. Ely & Co. the two three story
dwellings. 41.Sx9SS. at II and 40
East Twenty-eighth street, and has
commissioned the Eastern Construc-
tlon Company to prepare designs for
a six story loft. The transaction in
wolves about S225.00O
A or OIztIzy
witch sold for DR.. William Donovan
the dwelling, 16.sx100. at 1875 East
f06th street.
VERMILYEA AVENUE-O'Reilly &
Dahn have sold for Ellen Il. Wall to
client at 81 Vermilyea avenue. the
five story new law apartment house
on plot 50x100
WEST 160TH STREET.-THE H. & u
Company "a. Zauderer. president)
bought from Lukes II. Beers the three
five story flats, each on a plot 37.6K
99.11, at 524. 526 and 552 West 160th
street, each renting for $4,000 and
held at $4,000. Samuel Wacht. attor-
ney, represented the purchaser.
WEST 140TH STREET-Moore. Schultz
& Co. sold for G. l.. Lawrence to
client for occupancy. the four story
American basement dwelling. Tx
9s.11 at 48s West 140th street
WEST 132D STREET.-THE Empire In
vesting Company sold 234 West 1920
street. a three story dwelling. 15x
99.11, between Seventh and Eighth
avenues.
WEST TWENTY SECOND STREET
Cruikshank Company sold for Lauren
Carroll to Maria S. Simpson the three
story dwelling at 332 West Twenty
second street, plot 2010x9s.9. Dwight,
Archibald & Perry were associate
brokers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-25
CHINESE IMPORTERS BUY.

The Chinese Fur Importers, Inc, now
at 1875 West Twenty-elghth street, have
purchased from David Steiner the seven
story loft building. on a plot 44.4xss.e,
at 154 and 1856 West Twenty-seventh
street. between S xth and Seventh ave-
nues. When possession can be obtained
the buying concern. will occupy one of
the stores and three of the floors in the
building just acquired. Drechsler &
Orenstein. attorneys, represented the
Chinese Fur Importers, Inc.
A Friedman, II, Glotzer and J. Garbus
recently formed the 1874 and 156 West
Twenty-seventh Street Corporation to
acquire title to the property.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-25
COMMERCIAL LEASES.

Cushman a. Wakefield. Inc, leased 10
the Jewelry Crafts Association, Inc
offices at so East Forty-second street
and offices In the building at SIG Fifth
avenue to Folsom & Smith.
Shaw q Company rented to DR.. Harold
Welkovitz for a dental office the first
loft in the building As West 125th
street
Charles F.. Noyes Company leased the
store and basement of 32O-s22 Pearl
street TO Antonio q. Casciaro floor at
2ls Pearl street to Bradford Cox anu
William EGgers. an additional floor at
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-25
NEW HAGEDoRN LEASE.

Albert B. Ashforth, Inc. leased for
Charles e. Johnson and Charles Trussell
both of Augusta, Ca. the six story store,
showrooms, &c. at 557 Fifth avenue, on
the east side OF the avenue. 80 feet south
of Forty-s xth street. on lot 25x1OO. The
lessee Is Alfrad A. Hagedorn. who con-
ducts a large establishment dealing in
women's wear at Broadway and Eighty
FIRST street. He will use the store, base
ment and second floor OF the Fifth ave-
nue. building .or a similar purpose. The
lease Is for twenty-one years, at an az
gregate rental of about $500, 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-25
BIG SALE MADE by CABLE.

Brown. wheelock Company. Inc. sue
cessoTs to Douglas Robinson. Charles S.
Brown Company, sold for Lawrence
Jzcob 62s and 631 West 115th street,
An eight story fireproof elevator apart
ment house. on lot 50x100.11, between
Broadway and Riverside Drive, held by
the owners at 100000.
The purchaser Is Mandelbaum & Ie-
wine. Mr.. Jacob was in Japan when
the negotiations were started and the
deal was carried on by cable. William
F. Clare. as attorney. represented Mr..
Jacob. Eisman, Lee, Corn & Levine
represented Mandelbaum & Levine.