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nRooKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

BulIxley q Horton Company sold 2s-A
New York avenue, between Herkimer
street and Atlantic avenue, two and
half story and basement brown stone
dwelling, lot 20x100, for the Fortune
Trading Corporation.
o. Il. Allard and J. J. Levey Company
scld for Judge Edgar Demarest Of
Ridgewood. N. j., 466 Marlborough road.
between Ditmas avenue and Dorchester
road, Flatbush, a two story and attic
frame detached cottage, on plot 40x10O.
Meister Builders, Inc, purchased q
three story frame building. 571 De kalb
avenue. on plot 20x40.
q. ]. Sforxa sold for William Meyer
the two story brick two family dwelling.
lot 2ox1oo. at 1899 Bay Ridge avenues
Realty Trust sold for the Artee Realty
Corporation two one family brick dwell
irigs at 1923 Forty-fourth street TO
Louis Berenson, and at 1888 Forty
fourth street TO Anna. Berenson. 80.
Samuel Galitzka & J. Lacov sold for
Spencer c. Cary to a builder a plot, zoo
x100. on the north side Of Avenue j, be-
tween East Twelfth and East Thirteenth
streets The property was had for
$4,000. The purchaser will Immediately
improve It with ten apartment houses
with stores
Realty Trust sold for the Artee
|
at 1879 Forty-fourth street, Borough
Park, to Mary Levine.
John =. Henry. Jr., sold e32 Eleventh
street, q four story brick and stone eight
family apartment, 25x100; b1l Twelfth
street. a four story brick and stone
eight family apartment, 26x100; bl8
Hancock street, a two story and base
nent brownstone dwelling. 1sx1O0; Isl
| Rugby road, frame, detached dwelling,
on plot 6ox10o: 973 Schenectady avenue,
rear Snyder, a two family, semi-de-
tached dwelling, and e75 Schenectady
avenue, near Snyder, a two family, semi
| detached dwelling.
Charles Buermann & Co. sold $50 to
$40 Eastern Parkway on the southeast
corner of New York avenue. plot 120x
| 100, being three four story buildings.
| for Weinberg Bros, to I. Siris. Tho prop
erty is held at 100000.
| Driver e. Bowie cold for Samuel s.
| Squire ths>two story and basement one
| family frame dwelling. 446 Seventeenth
street, to Patrick ]. Ryan. The same
brokers also sold the two story and base
ment frame dwelling, 303 Sixteenth
street, for Elizabeth Bowie to Sophie j.
Olson.
w. II. Goldey and Harry Goldey sold
for Mrs NJ NJ. Davis the detached cor
ner house and garage, 794 Rugby road
on a plot 50x100. Also for Mrs. Rose
GanZenmuller the detached house, on
plot 50x100. 67e East Eighteenth street
Tutino & Cerny sold for Antoinette
Santomarco to Margaret Blaney the plot
s0x100 feet, with cottage and garage
at s2s Forty-ninth street.
John Pullman Real Estate Company
sold 364 First street. a two story anc
basement brown stone dwelling, on lo'
| 20x100 for Mary l.. Gabb.
F. c. Sauter sold the three story sin
gle brick apartment house at 2S2 Tent
street to Michael Emilio for August
johnson.
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chaser. David s. Ieiehsrt Of New York
purchased a dwelling on large plot on
Broadway. Dobbs Ferry; Commodore
William Hamlin Childs purchased a
house on a half acre plot on Linda
avenue White Plains held at $4,000 {;
Miss Kate Monro purchased from Ralph
Seide his cottage at C.iffway. Larch-
mont Park. held at $500. and William
Eaton sold his dwelling on large plot
on Fischer avenue. White Plains.
Robert e. Farley Organization rented
to Charles II. Paul OF White Plains the
brick structure on MARITIME avenue,
White Plains. The building will be i'm
mediately altered and converted into an
up to date automobile show room.
Miss X. 8. Stevenson leased her house.
furnished, at 20 Elm street, Morristown.
N. J., to Edward p. Thebaud of Mend
ham, and Mrs Ruth r. NJ. Vail leased.
furnished, her house at 221a Elm street,
Morr1stown, N. j.. to Fernando @.
Echeverria of Nantucket Eugene v.
Welsh was the broker in both trans
actions
Harry d. Young sold his residence on
Willard avenue, Pelham Manor. q
Robert r, vinnedge of New York. The
sale was made by George Howe.
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REALTY NOTES AND COMMENT

Douglas L. Gilman q Co.. Inc, has
been appointed by the National Drug
Stores Corporation managing agent Of
the Emmett Arcade Building, $40 to 62s
Madison avenue and "a to 80 East Fifty
| ninth street. The National Drug Stores
Corporation recently leased this prop
erty from the Crimmins estate.
William Lee is the buyer Of tho one
story garage at 1859 and 161 West 18TH
street, reported cold recently. ,Ames q
Co. were the brokers
Porter & Co. were tho brokers in the
sale of the Alvena apartment building at
~ and 16 West 127th street for Harri-
| son ID. Meyer to the Ilwood Holding
Company. Harry Levy represented the
buyer.
1 John Finck was the broker in the re-
Gently reported sale of the College Hill
Court apartments at the southeast corner
OF Amsterdam avenue and 136th street
10 s. l.. Pakas.
Dexter Blagdon. banker, is the buyer
of the FIVE and half story American
basement dwelling at II East Fifty -firs,
street, sold recently by Douglas L. ELL
man & Co. for the estate OF ]. Dunbar
Wright.
| Harry Levy was associated as broker
in the sale Of 532 and 534 West 18Th
street, two dwellings. The purchasers
are altering the houses for their occu.
pancy.
John r. Lummis bought the dwelling
at III East Ninety-frst street. sold by
Pease Gilman for Mrs. Ada A. Gren-
nan.
Mrs II. II. Sprsgue is the buyer oil
the dwelling at '232 East sixty-nrst
street, sold by Mrs. Wilson's Home Rent
ing Company and the Rutland & Whit.
ing Benjamin Corporation.
The Fl. & d. Company. Inc, A Eau
derer president, Is the purchaser of 524
and see and $50 West 160th street from
Lucius H. Beers. Samuel wacht, Jr.
represented the purchaser as attorney.
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RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

Pease Gilman leased to H. c. Della
vile the four story and basement 20
foot dwelling at 20 East Eighty-first
street, and leased furnished to H. r
Baltz of Philadelphia the five story
american basement II foot dwelling at
lei East Fifty-ffth street, and to Trow-
bridge Galloway the four story and base
ment 81 foot furnished dwelling at 81
East Sixty fifth street.
The Houghton Company leased to
Charlotte ST. John Elliott and Marie
Jermain Truslow the four story Amerl-
can basement dwelling 511 West End
avenue.
Pease & Gilman rented furnished
apartments as follows: In 200 West
FSfty-seventh street to Mrs Charles W.
Romeyn, in 81 East Sixty-second street
to II. Pushman, In 81 Riverside Drive to
81 Watanabe. In 1913 East F1fty-third
street to s. A. Kennedy. in IS East
:, venty-slxth street to Mrs. y. p. Boz
land. and to Mrs Marion W. Brown. In So
West Thirty-seventh street to Miss
Marguerite Nelson, in 1913 West Seventy
ninth street to Mrs. D. Blair and Hans
Bartsch, in / West Sixty-fourth street
to Mrs. Catherine Olney. in lis West
Eighty-flfth street to Mrs. Zuella Plat,
ia 63 West Slxty-eighth street to Walter
Malowan and In 30 West Eighty-third
street to Mrs. E. L. Allen and Miss
Kathryn Patterson.
Douglas L. Gilman & Co., Inc, leased
Il furnished apartment on an entire floor
al 1867 Fifth avenue to John s. Phipps /;
furnished apartment at All Park
avenue to Alexander r. Peacock OF
littsburg; also apartments at 81 East
sixty sixth street to Clifford Gwynne
and Daniel s. Appleton, and with Pay
son Mel. Merrill they leased an apart
n'ent at 81 West Fifty-third street to
Miss Marion Works, and with f. X. Van
Wrinkle an apartment at West Eighty
fth street to A. Konta.
William J. Roome & Co.. Inc, leased
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PRETTY rye ESTATE SOLD.

Fish & Marvin sold for Charles 8.
Towle, Miss Anne Towle and Miss Mary
s. Towle their property at Brevoort
farm In Rye. The property comprises
an attractive bungalow. three and one
half acres with a large frontage on Long
Island Sound, and flve acres of riparian
rights, includning Spike Island In Long
Island Sound This is one of the most
attractive water fronts along the Sound.
and has been the home OF Miss Anns
Case for the last few years.
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QUEENS TRANSACTIONS.

William II. Malta OF Wood Dolson
Company sold to Mrs. Frederick Vetter
two family house in Caspar place.
Corona, just erected by Thomas Daily.
Clinton Trading Corporation sold to
Sarah A. Morrison the frame dwelling
OF. Railroad avenue near. East Remsen
street, Jamaica, on a lot 2bx75. Cot
& Lindsay were the brokers'.
The Lewis H May Company sold for
Cecil b. Ruskay the dwelling, sox125.
east side OF Beach Thirty-sixth street.
Edgemere, to Mrs. Anna Gottlieb.
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two apartments In che building at 2s
Fast Thirty-third street to Mrs. Jose
i'hine w. Nevin and Mrs Helena Adam
a',n apartments at III Madison avenue
10 G. V. House, e. T. Gougolts and A.
gallagher. and apartments consisting OF
two separate floors at 17S Madison ave-
nue. to Ernest b. Tracy.
Moore, Schultz a Co. have rented the
three story dwelling at 426 West 147th
street for George Koen!g to James Foley.
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OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

Fish & Marvin sod for William A.
Boylan two plots on Circle road In the
OverhilI estate at Scarsdale to Major
Dixon Guernsey and rented for the Obry
estate the residence known as Casa
Blanca at Scarsdale to Mrs. Harry
Angelo, Jr.
Chauncey b. Griffen & Co. report the
following sales: William Reynolds
Browns property Of four acres with
dwelling on Broadway at White Plains.
This property has been in the Brown
family for over sixty years, was held
at $4,000 and was sold for cash.
Major Roy w. Hibbard is the pur-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-26
JUDIs BUYS THE PAUL JONES.

Irving Judis bought the Paul Jones, a
six story elevator apartment house occu-
plying the block front on the west side
OF Wadsworth avenue, from 1S4th to
is5th street. having a frontage of $50
feet on Wadsworth avenue and 20 feet
on each street The building contains
suites of four. FIVE. six and seven rooms
and rents for about $4,000. The prop
erty was held at $780, by the seller.
Frederick Bangerter. p. c. Edminston,
OF H T. Woods office, was the broker.
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IN THE AUCTION ROOMS,
lat II vESEY STREET.
BY Henry Brady,

by Henry Brady.
i2SD ST. IS L. 8 s. 24Ss W Park av, lSsx
lOo.ll, sty & base brk dwlg-EmiErant
Indus Savings Bank agt T ~ Mordecai
ct al: r & OGorman. attyB; due,
te,to9:sI; taxes. &c. tl6S.sO; to the
TTH 81, 2l5-21bh f, 9, 1854 W Ave C,
S3.4xe7.S, two S sty tnts a strs-Law-
Shearmsn q s. attys; due. ;25,4ss.75;
taxes. &c. s2s2.26; to the plaintiff
sTH Avt, ss1-sss. va 7o.e ;sth 81 GS1
10. two I sty tnts a strs-Hopkins Sc
curity Co agt Elysee Realty Co. Inc. ct
al: Jonas 4 \, attys; due. is,s72.so
taxes. &c, tl,627,0S pr mtg t29, 400; to
L 8 Brach of Newark n ], for. $40. 900
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L. I. CITY TRACT ron GARAGE.

The Roman- Callman Company sold for
the Stuyvesaut Real Estate Company a
plot of $500 square feet on the west side
Of Hulst street, So feet south Of Ssillman
avenue. Long Island City. to the Gehn-
rich Indirect Heat oven Company Of
Brooklyn. The purchasers will erect a
GARAGE for Their new factory on Skill
man avenue, recently sold to them by the
same brokers.
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17o-1sa WOOSTER ST. SOLD.

Speer & Co. sold for the fremont
Webster Building Company. August
Schwarzler president, the seven story
and basement loft building. 75x100, at
ia and 1873 Wooster street. TO the Crown
Paper Company for their own business.
This loft was built by the Cornell Iron
Works Company. and a few years ago
was foreclosed by tho Brooklyn Savings
Bank. from which Mr.. Schwarzler pur-
rha0ah II
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six story brick business building. 2Bxs7.s.
on the south side of Franklin street. t4s
feet west OF Hudson street The pur-
chaser IL Frank J. Baumert, tenant OF
the property.
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MAY ACQUIRE BRISTOL BLDG. =

II is reported that the United Retail
Stores Corporation, OF which George s.
whelan is president, Is negotiating for
the acquisition OF the Bristol Building
property at The northwest corner OF Fifth
avenue and Forty-second street. 1t Is
an eight story structure, on plot TACKLES.
The ground Is owned by the Gerry estate.
and the property has been operated
under lease Tor many years by Walter J.
Salmon.
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RICHMOND NOTE.

Mrs. Elizabeth Gard of Tompkinsville
sold her property at 10 Van Duzer
street through the real estate office of
Moffatt Schwab of TomplSinsville to
Mayer Rosenholtz.
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AN absolute Auction Sale will be held of
249 Lots on Broadway, between 242nd
Street and 256th Street and adjoining Streets,
opposite Van Cortlandt Park, on Tuesday,
October 18th, at the Real Estate Salesroom,
IA Vesey Street.
THERE are also on the Property "a
Buildings-Dwellings, Hotels, Stores,
etc., bringing in good rentals.
MANY of the Lots are at the Subway
Avn Station, at the transfer point to
Yonkers and at great traffic center, as this
is the main entrance to Van Cortlandt Park.
SHOULD not this sale interest anyone who
realizes the northward growth of New
York City and desires to make good in
vestment, particularly since 1879 may re-
main on mortgage?
Titles insured by The Lawyers Title & Trust Co.
Send for map to
J. CLARENCE DAVIES
149th st. and 3rd Ave-, or 81 Nassau St.
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MECHANICS LIENS,


f2D ST. 247-249 w--Kniokerbocker Masons
supply co, Inc. agt Alice CRstree Wnl-
fans owner; PAT and 2A9 w 72d St
Realty Co, Inc, contractor ...... .Sbs5.SO
Bronx.
18TH ST. 2el-s6s E-Thomas Ward agt
81 Thomas Lutheran church ana John
Doe, owners: Eagle Bldg Constr GO,
contractorg ........ .. rvs
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J. CLARENCE DAVIES, Auctioneer.
'''The Greatest Street i'm the WOrld".
BROADWAY.


THERE is only one Broadway in New
York City. 1t runs from the Battery
to Yonkers. 1t is about Is miles long and
it's the Broadway that's known all over the
= world. It's the Little Old Broadway" that
every New Yorker loves.
WHEN you own lot on Broadway no
body has to ask where it is or how
to get there.
FROM it's first settlement the City's north
ward growth along Broadway has been the
maker of Real Estate fortunes.
For instance, where the white Lights"
of Broadway shine the brightest, at
18th and 47th Streets, Lots sold at an Auc-
ton Sale, not so very many years ago. for
$1,000 to 81, 800 each.
WHAT would you give for them to-day
Half a million?
That's Broadway property.
Beekman, Menken & Griscom, Attys.
81 William St.
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175 FHANkLIN SThEET SOLD.
The Cruikshank Company has sold for
Peter G. Gerry 1T Franklin street, a
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mers to John cujisks, s1i r lsOth at,
mig $500, July Is; atty
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HOUSES WANTED.

WANT TO BUY A SMALL HOUSE
In MontclRir. south side or hillside section,
four or more bedrooms. $4,000 to 100000
cash; prompt possession; no agents. s.,
box 80 Sun once,
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wEsrcHEsTER REAL ESTATE,

MAGNIFICENT corner, l.aNitrii ma ,Sts
best condition, nine rooms, two N.."S Sa51
fireplaces gas. electricity, hefd"..N ,ChnI
grand porch, painted, decorate, , r,lygR
Plains: $4,000. 5000 cash. biI'
so Park Place.
81, 900 Cash-TW0 family house. .at
two baths, near subway batnr'e 10
OWNER, 1905 East ls0th
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SD ST, n :, 81 . Lexington Av. 7s.sIlo22;
1920 st, Sbt W; l4sth st. 555 w ssd st,
p; ssd at. I7l-l73 L. and 30 ay. 1910
INA; seven actions-Caroline s wimpf-
heimeE agt Juanlta L. Wandell ct al
(seven actions to debar claim. SCI; atty.
NJ l. Towns
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
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LOT 222. map OF Unionport; also lot 2oi.
westerly one-half. map OF Unionport;
also Startling av. " cor Globe Rv, 96x
ll2. also 8 cor OF Sands Secor lot,
running ITS to lot OF James Jarvis,
i75x60O-Berhard J Tinney Ast Jennie
Buckley, ct al faction for enforce
ment for professional sSrvtces)j atty. b
J. Tinnsy.
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REAL ESTATE At AUCTION.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-15
EMERSON HIGH
MEETS DEFEAT
Jefferson Five of Lafayette
Defeat Gary Team
Il to 18.

LAFAYETTE, Ind, March IS
Emerson high of Gary, after playing
one of the best games of the state
basketball tournament, finally went
down to defeat at the hands of
Jefferson high of Lafayette to the
score Of p TO IS. The gym was pack
ed with roOters who were a big help
in downing the north staters. Harris
and Dunleavy displayed their usual
superior work but Harris stride at
playing the ball was a big draw
back for the Gary lads although
Dunleavy made up for it by playing
many neat ones
During the first period Gary only
placed one basket while Sinks of
Lafayette placed 10 pounts. At the
start of the latter period Dunleavy
broke loose and put Gary in the lead.
Then, with only two minutes to go.
jefferson staged a rally giving them
the game.
The lineup and summary:
Jefferson: Forwards, We'll, Sinks.
Jackson, center; Baugh. Legalley.
guards.
Emerson: Harris, Smith. for
wards; Dunleavy, center; Kelstrom,
Woods. guards.
Baskets. Sinks s, Dunleavy =,
Smith 2. Woods, Baugh, Jackson.
Free throws, Sinks out of s, Har-
ris 2 out Of 6.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-15
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
CHANGE HANDS TODAY

WASHINGTON, March IA
About four million persons and
business concerns are expected tC
file income or profits tax returns be-
fore tonight and TO pay the first p
percent installment of the tax, which
probably viii aggregate between
$500, 900 and 100000.
This tremendous inflow OF money
TO tax collectors offices will be
counter balanced by an outflow of
$SOO,OOO,OOO to redeem certificates
OF indebtedness ISSUED last NOvem-
Der Z, in anticipation Of the tax col
lections tomorrow. BY this means
the treasury plans to minimize the
dislocation of bank funds and 10 ac-
complish the enormous transfers
without disturbing business condi-
tions.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-15
VISIT To
PORTO RICO ISLE
Twenty Members of the Lower
House to Obtain lnfOrma-
ton About Island.

WASHINGTON. March 14.-Twen-
~ members OF the house Of repre-
sentatives will visit Porto Rico in
April 10 study political and econom-
10 conditions with a view 10 obtain
ing information for solving legislative
problems affecting the island. which
are 10 come before the next con-
gress. The party viii leave New
York April y. bat the length OF the
stay in Porto Rico has not been de-
termined.
Delegate Davila. Porto Rico rep
resentative IN congress. who extend
ed the invitation at the request Of
the legislative assemoIy # Porto
Rico. announced today that he
would introduce a bin TO fix definite
ly the future policy Of the United
States toward the island. He said
he would not decide uitil after his
return 10 Washington whether the
measure would provide for state
hood or independence.
Most OF the members OF conHress.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-15
PERSONALS

Pvt. Clarence r. Greening has ar
rived from overseas, according TO
word received by his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Greening. 614 Sher-
man av.
Pvt. Oliver II. Feese Of the first
ordnance guards has received his
honorable discharge and is at home
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Feese. 92S f. Sorin St
Mrs. J. NJ. Studebaker, ST., and Mr..
and Mrs. J. NJ. Studebaker. jr.. have
returned from Florida, where they
have spent the past few weeks
J. NJ. Studebaker has received his
discharge from the United States
Navy.
Capt. Otto Berner of Amigo, Wis.
who has just returned from overseas
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Wirth. Ills Birner St, and Mr.. and
Mrs Edward Stahl. S11 George av.,
enroute TO Fort Sheridan, H.. where
he will be stationed for a time.
Sergt. Wallace Reece. son OF the
late DR.. ]. NJ. Reece of North Lib
erty. has arrived safely from over
seas and will DE sent TO Camp Sher-
man, o., for discharge. He is a mem
Der of Co. B. 33Oth battery. tank
corps.
Stanley J. Putt, gil W. Division
st. will leave soon for Chicago.
where he will study decorator de-
signing at the Chicago Art Institute.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-15
DEATH PENALTY To
YOU N c ANARCHIST
Boy Who Tried to Kill Glenn
enCeau to be Executed
Within 10 Days.
BY United Pres

BY United Press:
PARIS, March 15.-Emile Cot
tin, under sentence of death for
shooting Premier Clemenceau. prob
ably will be executed within Is days,
II was announced today.
The young anarchist was convicted
and sentenced late yesterday after
a trial lasting but few hours. He
was pale and nervous through the
proceedings but declared during his
examination that had he escaped he
might have made another attempt
on the premier's life.
He admitted he was filled with
emotion" the day of the shooting.
saying that only a lunatic would
have failed to show emotion at such
time. especially as I realized
what was coming 10 me afterward."
a great crowd attended the trial,
which began shortly after noon. Cot
tin was in the charge of four repub-
lican guards.