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South Bend news-times., 1919-08-14
Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. irwin Hudson. 314
j. Sample ST.. returned from a two
weeks trip TO Hudson, Mich. and
Clayton. Mich, Tuesday evening
Mrs. A q. Hnl. G16 Park av. re-
turned Tuesday from a three weeks
STAY In colorado
Miss Catherine Coonley. 3O7 Col
fax AK. Is spending a few days in
Chicago
Mrs arthur 5. Irwin. 400 Lincoln
Way West. is the guest OF her
mother, Mrs r. Chestnutwood az
Mona lake, Muskegon Heights
Mich
Mrs. s Beagle, 500 Blaine av.. has
as her guests, her daughter Mrs f.
II Mccarthy. and two Erandsons,
Won and Maclyn Mccarthy, of Port
land Gre.
Prof and Mrs. Frederick II. In
gersoll. 339 Park av.. left Monday
for a two weeks outing at Magician
lake. Mich
Miss Florence Forster. 215 y. Ia
fayette blvd. spent Tuesday ID Chi
CagO.
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-14

2404 Merry av.. have as their guests
W Gierulski and Michael Dolatow-
ski of Benton Harbor. Mich.
Miss Mary Hoffer, SIG y. Taylor
St. left Wednesday morning for a
two weeks visit at Detroit and To-
ledo.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Suszynski,
171S S william St, have returned
from a visit with relatives and
friends at Michigan City.
Miss Myrtle Muszik and her
brother Roman. 2611 Kenwood av..
have gone to Chicago to spend a
. week with their grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs l.. y. Muszik.
Mrs. Bert Jaworska. 1851 Lin
coin St, who was called TO Cleve-
land. -, several weeks ago by the
serious illness of her daughter.
will return Friday.
Harry Rozanski has returned 10
Chicago after several days visit
with relatives and friends.
Mrs Mary Korczynska of Indi-
ana Harbor is a guest of one week
at the home of Air. and Mrs. George
Korczynski. 607 South St
Miss Bertha Plotska of South
Chicago has returned Wednesday
following a visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Goziemba, 1866 Division st.
Miss Thresa Pantrzewska and
Miss Angela Orlowska have return
ed from St. Joseph, Mich, where
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-14

10 see how much YOU save Here
is a table Of measurements:
-Four cupfuls of flour equal one
pound
Two cupfuls Of butter packed
solid equal one ponud
E Haif-cupful of butter equals one
quarter pound
Two cupfuls of granulated sugar
equals one pound
Hwo and one-half cupfuls Of pow
dered sugar equals one pound.
Eight eggs in shell equal one
pound
Ten eggs after taken from shells
equal one pound.
One cupful Of shelled nut meats
packed solid equals one-half pound
one pint Of liquid equals one
pound
Two tablespOonfuIs of butter equal
one ounce.
Four tablespoonfuls IF butter
equal one-half cup.
Two tablespoonfuls of granulated
sugar equal one ounce.
one eatspoonful equals so drops
Three teaspoonruls equal one
tablespoon.
Sixteen tablespoonfuls equal one
cup.
Two pints equals one quart.
Chocolates-One square equals one
ounce
conee-41-s cups equal one
pound
English walnuts. chopped, five
cups equal one pound
Flour-Four tablespoonfuls equal
one ounce.
Flour Cpastryl-Four cups equals
one pound
Flour tentire wheaD-3 rs cups
equals one pound.
Flour (graham)-4 cups
equals one pound.
Meat-Two cups finely chopped
equals one pound
Oatmeal 2-S cups equals one
pound
oats roned-Five cups equal one
pound
Rice rs cups equal one pound.
Rye meal l-S cups equals one
pound
Sugar Cbrown)-2 2-3 cups equals
one pound
Sugar confectionery 1-2 cups
equal one pound
Salt-Two tableSpoonfuls equals
one ounce.
Hang this chart in the kitchen and
see how IL Will 2id in buying and
cooking
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-14
By ImOgcuc BurCh.
Can You Explain This

a professor at the University of
Michigan SAYS that with one oNcep-
non he had found an explanation
TO- every ghost story ne has ever
heard. This exception. told by the
Iate Prof Neitch OF the University OF
Glasgow. Is an account OF the inci-
dent as il happened 10 him.
After a hard journey. DIT Neitch
arrived at an old castle in Gallo
Wy where he was 20 make a week
end visit. Being very exhausted from
h.s journey his hostess suggested
That he sleep late in the morning
The next morning he was DOING.
g. icing already broad daylight
when ne was surprised 20 see the
door OF his room open slowly. There
entered an elderly woman dressed IN
q curiousIy antique gown and carry
inc a bunch OF KEYS. The thought
thai ran through his mind was this
she is the housekeeper; she does
not know Of my presence, she Is
wearing the sunday gown Of her
mistress some years back
But 20 his amaZement the wom-
an apparently seeing him plainly.
uid not retire with an apology but
crept around 10 the foot OF his bed
ard leaned toward him with the
meet deviIsh glance ~ hatred he
had ever seen on the glance OF a
vsnan who was wearing the very
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-14
Are YOu SuberStiti0uS

dress and who had the same expires
human being Then seemingly sat
isied, she walked out and closed
the door
In due time Veitch appeared for
luncheon. and over the coffee cups
he proceeded 10 inform his hostess
Of the incident. saying:
Your housekeeper must be a cur
ious person"
Would YOU know the woman if
YOU saw her again p" his hostess ask
et
"ASsuredly said Veich. for ]
never saw such concentrated hatred
ou any face in my life"
The upshot was that ne was tax
CD into the picture gallery and told
90 scan the family portraits 10 see II
tho -'housekeeper" was there. This
Do did selecting the portrait OF a
sion ON her face as the visitor who
had puzzled him.
Yes" said the hostess That is
oar ghost. a couple OF hundred
Years ago this lady murdered her
husband i'm the very room which
YOU occupied.
This SAYS the Michigan profes-
sor. els the only ghost story kaoW-
90 me for which I have not beer
able TO suggest an explanation II 4.
without taking of any sort. and al
circumstances tend 20 prove It's sen
uiueness
Copyright 1870.
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-14
Adele Garrison: s NeD
Revelations of a Wife
THeix Second Honeymoon

I mounted them 10 my room. I fell
unuttera0ly weary, shaken a SUD
den impulse led me through the
back nall 70 the rooms which Katie
and Jim occupied. and 20 which i
mad heard Katie 20 as soon as she
had given me my telephone mes
SAGE.
Don't call Inc for dinner. Katie. IS
said. Mr. Graham won't be
hone, and my mead aches SO wretch
edly that I'm going 10 lie down.
When L waken 1 viii get some
thing
wait oop for YOU" Katie said
reSoMtely, and 1 went back 10 nay
room
II seemed hours. although it was
in reality not so long. when ! finally
slept. l awakened from a troubled
dream of Dicky 70 hear Katie's ex-
cited voice at the door.
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-14
News of Interest
on the West Side
SOCIAL EVENTS.

At the monthly meeting of the
Lady Falcons L. Balicki, Miss Helen
Taberska and Miss Helen Kosnow-
ska were selected TO represent the
society at the annual convention of
the sixth circuit of Polish Falcons
Alliance Of America TO be held at
Gary. Ind. Aug. 30 to Sept 3
The ST Hedwige's Choral society
of st. Hedwiges church will hold its
singing rehearsal Friday evening at
the regular place Of meeting.
The gymnasium class of Lady NJ
ROmanowski will hold its exercises
Friday evening at Kosciuszko hall,
5. Chaplin ST
Friends and relatives of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Olesiewicz. 2O61 Ca
talpa av., surprised the couple We'd
nesday evening with a party in
honor OF their 10th wedding ami
versary. Many presents were re-
ceived by the couple and the even
ing was spent in contests and
musical program was given fol-
lowing which the refreshments
were served. There were 80 guests
present.
The junior and senior class of
Lady Falcons. 4. Bahcki will hold
its exercises Friday evening at Z.
Balicki hall, w. Division ST
The Home Needleworkers were
entertained Wednesday afternoon
by Mrs. Leocadia szwagiert. 2477
Washington av. The J. mem bers
present spent the time socially
Mrs. Julia Kertis of Jackson. Mich.
was an out Of town guest. The
next meeting will be announced
later
PERSONALS.
Mrs. Elizabeth StruczkOwska.
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-14
Kitchen Economics
WAYS TO SAVE MONEY AND M
PROVE COOKING BY CARE
LII MEASURING.

y scale and correct quart and pint
measures should be as much the
equipment of every kitchen as tape
measure ina the sewing room. Every
business man checks mp In his own
establishment the goods he receives
why should not the housewife
weigh and measure the things that
are delivered 10 her TO make sure
that the tradesmen have made no
mistake. and that she isn't paying
for more than she receives
In addition accurate measures are
a guide 20 perfect cookery. You
may guess ingredients without 60
ing for wrong. but YOU can't guess a
pound by looking 8t it Weigh ev-
erything YOU buy and everything
YOU cook and YOU may be astonished
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-14

they spent three weeks vacation.
Miss Florence Fraszczyk. y. Scott
st. has returned from two weeks
visit in Cadillac. Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bojnowski
have returned 70 their home in
Philadelphia. Pa. after a weeks
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Gu
towski, 6l7 Paris ST.
Mrs. Anna Meyers. Wilbur st is
suffering from a badly sprained
arm which she sustained in a fall
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. s T. Zierniak. s.
s14 Sco1 St. and children. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Virgins and daughter.
Martha, Sherman av.. returned
Wednesday from an outing at Eagle
lake, Edwardsburg, Mich
Mrs. Edward Rydwan OF Chi
cago is a guest of one week at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Cor
zelski. 1905 s. Phnnppa st
Miss Mary Stachowska. 567 y.
Main st. is visiting with friends in
Chicago.
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-14
CARNIl,N NY STRIKE

LOUISVILLE. Aug i4-An hr
mediate strike OF ali employees or the
Louisville street Railway compang
WAS intimated Wednesday by tho
garments officials. following a con-
ference of representative OF the
union and the company. az which
demands asking a genera increase
in wazes OF 10 cents an hour. a
closed shop and better working con-
ditions were rejected by the COM
pany. A strike vote VIII be taken
Thursday. union leaders asserted.
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-14
sIX PEOPLE INIrREn.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Aug. IA
SIX persons were injured Wednes-
day when "a west bound street car
ON Washington r.. jumped tho track
and crashed into an cast-bound car
or the passengers hurt. all ~ whom
are residents of indianapolis none
Is believed 10 be In a serious condi-
tion.
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-14
REPORT EXECUTIONS.

EL PASO. Tex, Aug. 14.-Uncon-
hrmed reports from Chihuahua Cit
brought 20 the border Wednt sday
night stated that 20 persons haG
been executed as a result OF the dis
coNery of the mutiny plot in the
federal garrison there last week
irst reports stated Is had been exc.
cuted.
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-14
ATTENTION EAGLES.

All members OF r. o. E. 40. ass
wishing 10 join a bowling team are
requested to meet at the Eagles
home Sunday. Aug L at $50 p. m.
20 make arrangements for the COM
ing bowling season.
CHAIRMAN. Bowling Team.
6114-16.
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-14

Miss Marie Goff recently an
nouuced her marriage TO Mr.. John
Cramwell, who is playing the part
Of her enemy in the play At s:45, "
in one Of the leading New York the
aters. He was the stage manager OF
that production. and will take the
role of leading man opposite Miss
Grace George this fall Mrs. Cram
we'll was graduated from Leland
Stanford University. California, and
has won a large circle of admirers
by her winsome manner and re-
freshing beauty.
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-14

The AIlikeu family reunion
which was 20 have been held Aug.
16. hss been postponed until Satur-
day. Aus 80. at which time il will
re held al North Chain lake.
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-14
NANks RELEASE SCHNEIDER

NEW YORh, AUG. 1.-THE New
York American league club Wed
nesday announced the release of
pitcher Pete Schneider TO the Yer
non. Cal, Pacific coast club
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-14

Catholic prayerbooks al Schillings
6Oq5-1 4
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-14

The Ladies' Aid society Of the
Stull Methodist Episcopal church
assembled IN the church pariors
"Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. Edward
Dubail gave a scripture reading anc
Mrs. Woodrun led the 1evoLionals
Dyring the business session arrange
Inents were made for their booth at
the Interstate fair. Lizht refresh
ments were served 20 70 members
~ Mrs. ~. Barnhart and Mrs j.. -.
Palson. The next regular meetlng
which ordinarily woaId have been
held Sept 10. has been postponed
until after the fair.
Mrs Irvin Royce. Dixie I'd. en-
tertaiued 20 members OF the Ladies
Aid society Of the Maple Grove
81 T. church at her country home
wednesday. The day was spent IT.
sewing. a number OF garments be-
inr made for the children IN the
afternoon light refreshments Were
served by the hostess. The next
meeting will be held Aug 20 AT the
home Of Mrs. Edith ReasOr.
In honor Of Miss Martina Mary
Price. Of Mansfield. o.. the guest OF
-dlss Jeanna Grouse. 32I HoratIo
c.. and Miss Frances Keasey. Of
Grand Rapids. Mich tho house
.suest Of Miss Doris Campoeu, 1907
Riverside dr.. Miss jeanette Ride
nour. COZ y. Main ST.. entertained l.
Euests al breakfast Wednesday
morning. Blue and orange morning
glories festively decorated the table.
on Monday even4nS NIr. and Mrs.
r. " Adolphseu 1912 W. I.asai.e
aN held a reception in honor ot
their son. the Rev. w FruGericL
Adolphsen. and has LriCe. whose
marriage took place on July the
10Th. TIE anaiI also partook OF the
nature OF q farewell since Rev. and
Mrs Aiolphsen are leaving next
week for Greenyillc. Ia.
Miss Leah Zuver. 1852 Portage
av. entertained Is guests at "A rool,
party wednesday evening i'm honor
Of her guest, Miss Gladys Neal. OF
Battle Greek. Alich
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-14

Miss Leah Zuver. 1852 Portage
av.. entertained Is guests at "A roOl-
party Wednesday evening I'm honor
OF her guest Miss Gladys Neal. oil
Battle Greek. Mich
South Bend news-times., 1919-08-14

PERSONALS.
Mrs. Elizabeth Struczkowska
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18
Realty Convention Closes
Tonight With Banquet
Many Topics Still for Discus
sion; Senators Will Talk;
Waterfront To he Toured

Many subjects pertaining to the cor
duct Of urban and suburban real estate
were discussed yesterday at the sec
ond days session Of the convention.
The session opened at o'clock in the
morning. when breakfas. was served
Various phases Of the subdivision Of
property fer home development were
talked over The entire morning was
given over TO talks on realty problems.
Most of the afternoon was given to
tours of inspection about the city. The
delegates were taken to Brooklyn by
the real estate men Of that borough.
They went to the Brooklyn Chamber OF
Commerce. where 8 buffet supper was
served. In the evening the brokers at
tended the performance at the Hippo
drome.
To-day will also be a crowded one
for the real estate men. More than a
dozen topics are scheduled for discus
sion. United States Senator Calder
State Senator Davenport, Secretary
of State Hugo. Clarence II. Kelsey and
David B. Hutton, Deputy Tax Commits
sioner, will talk. There will be tour
of Manhattan's waterfront in the af-
ternoor. The convention will close in
the evening with banquet.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18
Barrett Estate at katonah
To Be Sold at Auction

Joseph L. Merriam, Mount Kisco, N
Y, will offer at auction to-day at
2:30 p. m. at Mount Kisco, n Y. a
dwelling and other properties belong
ing to William G. Barrett The resi-
dent property consists of large stone q
mansion, with 36, AZ or Ga acres of
land. high up on ridge, about half
mile from the Katonah station on
the Harlem division. The house CON
tains every modern improvement. and
the estate is considered one of the
finest estates in Westchester County
There is also to be offered seven
room house, with one and half acres
large concrete garage on katonah
Avenue and several other parcels that
would be OF interest to many seekers
Of home and business properties.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18
Assignments &c Mortgages
Manhattan

Griffin, aa!nr, to H {; WNcox fortches-
Ter. y exr: \ 4 Wiicox, "a Adee $.
Port hester, = : assns.. So. rot - ore
- ST s. SD Z Josi- I-so ana afa T.
Er1ig-mnr !ad sev Bar's. e.tys. Jouaz &.
y. rs Bway .......... 81 a00
ELDRtDGE: ST 81; Central Union = -u~t
- to Title 9r-r &. r 60. iI6 Broad
9.D ST, ga p 80 e.. Lawyers .io~.
.a 20 Auburn Saw Bank. Auburu. = / f.
io5TH ST. li9-;2 e . . ogden. -. 20
i.'ie ms T Co. suo-trustee, 8:
.I7TH ST. aa5 " . \ and | Anshacee-.
KRIS, 80 E,aiErsnt Ina SAY Bank. st,y.
3 J Mcguire 81 Chan. hers st sid. e16
liSTH ST. 527 "; Elias Hartman %
American Trus. Co .2a Bway tt0n
10TH ST. 5le " \ Assn Toy I'm ? fsf-
Condition cf The Poor 70 I A Cust-.- ~.
New York a.. WIZ. Plans az.
g e de " Rogers, -. Bway s9s. oec
hist ST. s92 " shsnk. 2 y { g. -
Libera, Finance Corpn. ~ " z7th st
sttys Morrison 5, sac Bway ..--.. stac
1ssD at. 5l9 ": BON. stor5scpi - tIti-
GEMS Saw Rant 5s Bower; a;tys. f}efl
r. l&l Bway ....-............ sts 500
ELDRIDGE si. as; Laster A scIiecs %
Title Guar q r Co. i7s Bwsy. 80. 80. Ger
lo7p ST, 50 f; sarah Wohigcrnusn fo I
Weinberg. SsTi 9way; a,tys, Lind AZ p.
sp Av. 1914: Farmers Loan q T Co .xr.
ero, 20 Cen.rai Saw Bank lSs Agh a..
sttyp, Amend A. III Nassau AZ $50 nNe
10th ST, y 4 76 ID nv. J D " Grren.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18
marlborough Among
W est Side Flats
To Change Owners
Twelve-Story Apartment at
the Corner of Broadway
and 92d Street Bought
by Syndicate of Operators

Harris and Maurice Mandelbaur, 1rv-
ing Judis and Fisher and Irving I.
Levine have purchased the twelve story
Roxborough apartment, at the north
west corner of Broadway and Ninety
second Street, held. at si.3Oo.o00. The
seller is the Roxborough Holding Com
pany, represented by Jacob Wolf. which
acquired the realty in March, 1918,
from the heirs of Colonel Francis S.
Leland.
The Roxborough contains ffty-seven
apartments and seven stores. 1t covers
plot fronting 1874 feet on Broadway
and 125 feet on Ninety Street
aud was erected in 1911 by Isaac and
Henry Mayer. who bought the site the
same year from Franklin Petit Short
ly after completion the property was
sold by the builders to Colonel Leland.
Dorenza Court in 158th St. Sold
Dorenza Court, a six-story elevator
apartment at 545 to $40 West 158th
Street, adjoining the northeast corner
Of Broadway, has been sold by the
West 1Ssth Street Realty Company.
represented by Abraham Crosrey. to
Samuel Setback. The structure occu-
pies pot 1G0xl00. The seller ac-
CURED the property last April from
- A'446 q OuiS dllu hINlHR /. Levine.
Zauderer Buys and Sells
The six-story elevator apartment at
504 and 500 West 15Oth Street, on plot
69xes. has been sold by Abraham Eau
derer u Mabel Drier through OReilly
& Dahn; also to client of David Harri-
son, 552 West 160th Street, fve-story
fat, on plot 37xl00.
Mr.. Zauderer also purchased from
Philip Leschnik 4i6 and 450 Vast 164th
Street. two five-story fats, on plot
74x1l2; also from the Boston Road
Construction Company 1O6 and 108
Convent Avenue, a sis-story fat. on
plot 72x10O.
Sale in 15lst Street
The Nehring Company, Jules Nehring
president. has sold for Mary E. Barry
524 West l51st Street, fve-story
modern apartment. on plot 40xlOO
Investor Gets l73d Street House
Charles kimmelman purchased from
4 client of Max Blau 524 West l73d
street. tive-story apartment, on plot
37.6xi0U
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18
Bronx Flat Resales
Bring Sellers Profits
Investor Purchases Two Houses
Occupying Block Front
in 165th Street

Calm & Pittman have resold the
block front on the north side Of 16oth
Street, from Clay to Teller Avenue,
two tive-story modern apartments,
known as Hudson and Fulton, having
q from tage of 2O9 feet on 165th Street,
with four stores to Samuel Weiser.
The same brokers. in conjunction
1905 and 1907 Crotona Avenue, four
story brick single fats, On plot 49x
100 to William Held.
Pease & Gilman have sold for Al
fred Revere, 1903 Charlotte Street, 8
hve,story apartment, on plot 31.6x10o
to Joseph G. Abramson, an operator
Maurice L. Strunsky has sold for the
William f. Kenny Company GAL. 945
and 949 Faile Street, three fve-story
apartments, on plot 48xl00 each. The
buyer is the Anna Holding Company
(Jos- Schwarz president.)
Isaac Lowenfeld and William Prayer
have bought from the Barnes Realty
Company. two fve-story apartments
Eagle Avenue. Kurz & Uren were
the brokers'
William Cannon has sold for the
Adelsea Realty Company to the Ledge
Realty Corporation, 23o5Valentine Ave
nue. fve-story apartment, on plot
50xl0O
Samuel Cowen has sold 854 to $50
Fox street, three four-story apart
ments, to a Mrs Bernstein.
The Nehring Co., Jules Nehring
president, has sold for Amelia Hoyns
390 Fort Washington avenue: q de-
tached private residence on plot 22x
100.
Thomas O'Brien has sold to a ellen.
Of Williamson & Bryan, the two-family
frame house on lot l9xll0, at 1126
Forest Avenue.
McLernon Bros. resoid for Rose F
frladenberg to Henry Ruschmeyer the
three-story bSick residence at 1852
Loring Place
Thomas O'Brien has sold to q Glen.
of Williamson & Bryan the two-family
house, on lot 19xll0, at 1926 Forest
avenue
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18
Home Buyers Get Houses
In the Fifth Ave. Section
Douglas Robinson Estate Dis
poses Of Fine Dwelling
in ODD Street

Worthington Whitehouse has sold
for the estate Of Douglas Robinson
East Sixty-thrd Street, a four-story
dwelling, on lot 25xl00, to Charles de
Rham. who recently sold his house at
"A Fifth Avenue through the same
brokers to George f. Baker, jr. The
Brown Wheelock Company represented d
Mrs. Robinson.
Walsh House in 93d St. Sold
Douglas L. Gilman & Co. have sold
for John j. Walsh his residence at 6
East Ninety third Street, a four-story
and basement dwelling, or lot 20xl0O.S
near Fifth Avenue. The purchaser is
Harold M. Turner, who, after making
extensive alterations, will occupy the
premises.
Buyer for Smyth Saith st. House
William B. May e. Co. have sold for
Frances Smyth the four-story and base
n.ent dwelling at As East Sixty-fourth
Street, on plot l2.6x55xl0o.5.
Truesdale Gets a0th St, House
Joseph R: Truesdale has purchased
through William B. May & Co. the
house st 26 East Eightieth Street
n fourstory American basement dwell
ing. on lot 23x75
East 18th St. Dwelling Sold
Pease &. Gilman have sold for J. Fl
Campbell the three-story and basement
dwelling at 1l2 East Seventy-cightt tt
Street, on lot 18xlO2.2, TO a buyer for
occupancy.
Eckman Estate Sells Dwelling
The same brokers have sold for the
Eckman estate, 72 East Eighty sixth
Street, a four-story and basemen-
dwelling, on lot 2Oxl022 to Schlesinge,
&, Lazarce
Clara Porvolk has sold at $40 Eas,
Elght%-fourth Street. two-story
dwelling, on lot 16Sx1022
Buyer for West Side Dwellings,
Marcus l.. Oak has bought from the
estate Of Hannah V. Deshler, the three
story and basement dwelling at l5C
West l23d Street, on lot l7x10O11
Henry w. We'll was the broker.
Anna Johnson has sold the two and
three story buildings at 1o3-11O West
lo7th Street, near Columbus Avenue, or
plot 5oxlOO.
Dwight, Archibald & Perry have solo
sold for the estate Of Frederick
Schmidt the four-story and basemen,
dwelling, on plot 22x9S.9. at BIT West
Twenty second Street to Mrs. Nora
RYAN