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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-07

1916, relating to coaches and June rul- ing of 1917 to players are likewise dis qualifying.
 "(3) That letters of men won in col leges be revoked if they play profes- sonal football after their colleg fate careers have ended"
 The committee made it imperative for conference officials to keep out of professional games. The ruling also states a players letter, can be stricken off the roster if he plays professionally after his career at college and he can not be hired as a coach if he plays pro- fessional football.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-07

around those big shoulders of his, but this l can overcome, too.
 There's one thing I couldn't teach him and I told him about it the first thing-I can't teach him to be game, but he just laughed at me for this. Go ahead along other lines, he said. and I'll supply the gameness. I've taken lot of it in my time.
 50 don't be surprised if some day Ed Lewis will hold both the wrestling and boxing championship titles"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-07
FiUe Million Pounds Sugar Ordered Seized in Spokane
 Under Charge Of Hoarding

The petitions charged the sugar libelleG lis an amount largely in excess of the supply reasonably required for sala Of use by the Utah-Idaho Sugar company for reasonable time" They declare the sugar is being withheld from the maraes for Ian unreasonable increase in prices.
 It was indicated a hearing will be held soon to determine whether the sugar shall be sold by the government or re- turned to it's owner
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-07

ICE paid the highest price to the date of purchase ever paid for this acreage Porterfied Best are confident that this tract alone will pay than the companys entire capitalization. It is of the best ts n m ne 1 5syau aud M of from 10 to 2eacre tracts of high grade acreage tered throughout the Bull Bayou Feldany of which believe will produce either oil gas in highly profit able quantity. We frankly believe that this acreage will years to come
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-07
BOARDING DENIED

b1 bssocisted FFe,s
 Salt Lake, Utah, December 6.-Denlol that the Utah-Idaho Sugar company was hoarding sugar at it's Washington re- fneries was made here today by Stephen L. Love. general sales agent of the com pany. MT. Love declared his company had lived up to every government re- quirenent and said he was without ac- curate information as to why the sugar was ordered seized.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-07
COLORED
 TEAM IS DEFEATED
Talladega Wins Hard Game of Football From Local
 Gridiron Stars
By HENRY TALFORD

The game all-Collegian colored football team of Birmingham went down in de- feat before the fast Talladega college team in clean-out game that was full of thrills and anxious moments. As usual, the all-star team played more of an individual game. Talladega was elt surprised at the aggressive playing Of their opponents and were forced to show their full strength in order to hold their own. The crowd was small but enthusiastic Following is the game by detail:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-07

Next to America the United King dom is the largest producer of coal in the world.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-07

Tract SS w.; quarter of Section 36, 5000 feet from 50O0-barrel we'll There is "Colored Baptist Crave yard' in the southern part of this tract Graveyard TRACTS in the Ranger Desdemona and Oklahoma fields have produced the largest wells Drlers regard grave yards as lucky This tract good piece of acreage could possibly be bought in the field. It like drops of gold' and worth the price,
 Tract 41o in Section 32, three fourths of mile from worlds largest high gravity 30,000barre we a quarter of a mile from 1000barre shallow we'll
 Tract 5-10 in the Bull Bayou Field. "SERV-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-07
Paris Will Get Bout,
 Says French Manager

Paris. December 6.-ln the event matcn-is arranged between Georges CarpFntier. European heavyweight champion. and Jack Dempsey. the American champion. M Deschamps, Carpenters manager, said today the fight would take place in December, le20, at the Olympia in Paris.
 Portland. Ore. December 6,-Charles W Ackerson. a local business man, who is said to represent a syndicate of local business and sporting men, today telegraphed to Jack Kearns manager for Jack Dempsey. heavyweight cham pion pugilist. offering s10O.000 for fight here next June between Dempsey and Georges Carpenter.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-07

Rent payers of Berlin who are unable tc obtain heat or light owing to the shortage of coal will receive rebate of that proportion of their rent which ordinarily would pay for these comforts. A Berlin ministry has appointed a com 3nission to determine the sum which shall be credited to the rent payers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-07

Wall paper that is made from rubber has been invented by an Englishman.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-07
OH Corporations Leases Are the Pick O he Field Read Them Carefully:

Tract 1-1000 feet from Texas Companys worlds largest (120O0-barreD shallow we'll in Section 19 The SERVICE TRACT is extreme west edge of Section 20 adjoining Section 19 We got this acreage when others could not.
 Tract 2-S w. corner of Section 24 Surest for pro- duction of any yet developed at Homer Only thousand feet from 00Obarre we'll. Can be regarded as GER TAIN for BIG PRODUCTION. Any one familiar with the field will tell you that this is the best piece of n drilled acreage in the HOMER FIELD.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-18
Recorded Real Estate Transactions

SAME ME- PROPERTY: wilhclminn q NJ Spar
NIGHT micht TO lily w Gcrmerich, 1000 7th av;
ieITh sr s55 ii: Jane NJ Doi,nrer 81 81
Chas II Bohiand. Sis w l5oth st. and ,S
@ @mo' attys. Fetcnsten 6 II. 800 Broad :
18TH 81 ali nj; Rcsina .A,i',oir to jaDe "o
M M Soll!nger. 5s4 w 14Sth st; atty.
18TH s;r.. 4a7 ii; LAWYERS Nitro co sipo y"
Guar Trust Co, 14o Bwav; atty. Lawy-
r, srs NJ Co, 50 Liberty at. st.........s34, 900
BRYANT Az. $. co I72d st. 2oxioo:
Jjulia u Tonnelo to Lawyers .Mtge Co. 50
liberty st; atty. Lawyers NJ Co. So
PbMnAsANT Malis y rAS, Az e = 80 = q Az. 4osioo:
et71 W1,'e piains av; atty, NJ Schwartz,
S91l White Plains av........ S42bo
bECk ST g. sS011 Av st John. S. TX
,2b: Nathan Kaufman & nno to Samuel
mmarlnnach. MARI 727 IL l5Sth st; attys. Engel
-, Hros. 1879 Nassau at 500
WH1TLoCK Av, go; N Investors
oorpn to Titlc Guar & Trust. Co, 17e
mway atty, G & T Co. l76 Broad
GLEASON Av. 2l4l wiiheimina' ''liaO MuI0
berger TO Cottlicb Wieland New
Wdnn, VWanann, Conn; atty. NJ b Mcnugh, 22oo
1asTH sr 5ss e; Abr Ruth to ia sacoS soS
Kuth, 4!5 Audubon av; atty. Benz
Kessler. so Court st. Bklyn. ST
1ENNiNGS i.i, rs sT s4s; Moses Hochster to
,,;N n ;SIch,wyart2; a471 White Plains av. 81
MI HOPE PL. 10; Louis II Bruenn to
Minute Trading Corpn. 3o2 Bway atty.
" l;eopold rreiman, 3o2 Bway ....s5, 900
H5.IN s5HiIo in" wv, AV' :. s7S1 lsoth st,
Schwartz iii Teller r av; attn ty'''Iol,n John
Quirk. 2l1S Valentine av .........:..s
"EsTCHEsTER AV, 8, $40 n 152d at.
70 .chas Harinc. 37s Lenox av; ATTY, Il
II Strlnsham, 463 II fremont av $50 600
New-York tribune., 1919-12-18
Bronx Flats on Large
Sites Pass to New Hands

Schwab e. Co. have sold for Isaac
Lowenfcld and William Prayer the five.
story apartment at 273 East 17eSn
Street, at the northwest corner of An-
thcny Avenue. on plot 7oH"SxS1x37EEto
a client for cash. +
client of c. " Smith jr. 2512 Uni ler-
sity Avenue, fve-story apartment
on plot 5Ox1O5x125.
Shaw & Co. have sold to Price Bros,
clients of f. D'Onofrio, 1925 Webster
Avenue, iive-story apartment with
stores on plot 37.3x90
Harry Calm and Samuel Rubin have
rescld the premises, 1862 Wilkens
Avenue, iive7story apartment, on
plot 37.6x1O0, to Herman Levine. Louis
Gittlem9n was the broker.
The Meister Builders have resold
to an investor two four-story apart
ments at 1872 to 796 Elsmere Place, on
plot 1OOx1O0.
Desider Schoen and Abraham Weiss
have sold for the Denwood Realty
Company the five three family houses
at 4s5-473 East hath Street; for Mi
chael Kaufman the northwest corner
of l92d Street and Jerome Avenue, a
five-story apartment, with stores, on
plot 97x100 also sold for DR.. l. Ep-
stein 977 East 163d Street, five story
apartment, on plot 62x78; also the
southwest corner of 166th Street and
Trinity Avenue, on plot 35k100 and
in conjunction with George Costar, sold
800 East 14lst Street, fve-story
APARTMENT, for Henry Muller.
I. Hyman has bought 719 linton
Avenue. four-story house.
Maurice Kastriner has sold for Louis
Hindersteln and william Seidman the
five-story fiat at 1881 Southern Boule-
ward.
Thomas J. Waters Company has
bought the southeast corner of Cres-
ton Avenue and Fordham Road, or
plot 50X79x Irregular
Richard Dickson, as broker, has sole
to DR.. Woloshin the dwelling at 1881
Prospect Avenue, on lot 25x60 alst
the frame dwelling at 1919 Silver
Street and the brick dwelling at S2I
Freeman Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-18
Washington Man Buys Swan
Estate at OYSTER Bay

Pease & Gilman have sold the we'll
known Swan Estate at Oyster Bay.
This property is one of the largest
water front places on Long Island and
comprises over 40 acres with a half
a mile of shore front, extending from
Oyster Bay Harbor to Cold Spring
Harbor.
The property is near Sycamore Hill,
the home of the late Colonel Roose-
velt, and adjoins the holdings of L. c..
Tiffany The improvements consist of
a large brick house, stables, garage,
gardeners cottage and private dock
The buyer, who is now residing in
Washington, was represented by John
Noble, Of Chicago. This is the second
large sale made by the same brokers
IN that vicinity in the last month, the
two properties being held at $500 600.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-18
Shipping Board Buys Hamburg
American Line Building

WASHINGTON. Dec Purchase
Of the Hamburg American Line Build
ing, at d5 Broadway. New York, was
announced tonight by the Shipping
Board. The sale was made by the
Alien Property Custodian.
The building, which is eleven stories
is to be used by the Shipping Board
to house the New York staff Of the
divisions of operations, treasury, ac-
counting and repairs. Use of three
floors has been assigned to the army
for six months. after which the Ship
ping Board will take over the entire
building.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-18
More West Side Flats
Figure i'm Resales
Builders Get Eight-Story House
in 112th Street; House in
l30th Street Sold

William S. Baker has sold for
Charles Kimmclman to the York Build
ing Company (Harry w. Perclman.
president) and Greenberg Brothers the
eight-story apartment, on plot 100xl0O,
at OF to 533 West ll2th Street.
Sale in 139th Street
Charles Galcwski has resold to tho
Benenson Realty Company the West
dale. the sixstory elevator apartment
at 602 and GOA West l39th Street. on
plot 75x100. adjoining Broadway, which
he bought recently from Leo Baum.
Wendell Buckley was the broker.
Sale in 176th Street
Charles Wynne has purchased from
the Port Jervis Land and Improvement
Company the five story apartment at
5TS and $50 West 10th Street adjoin-
ing st. Nicholas Avenue. on plot 75x
100.
Ncrmilyea Avenue House Sold
Il. Harris has sold for Charles KIM
melman to Joseph Shenk 1853 Vermil-
yeaAvenuc, a five-story apartment, on
plot 50x150.
Sales on East and West Sides
j. Edgar Leaycraft & Co. have sold
tor the George Won L. Myer estate to
Charles f. Haskell the five-story fiat
with stores. at 1902 Second Avenue and
for A. Fei to the Ratnow Realty Com
pany 1904 and 1906 Amsterdam Avenue
six-story fiat. The same brokers have
also sold for the Randolph estate the
four-story fiat at 1855 East Ninety-third
Street to William l.. Fitzpatrick
Sale in Stanton Street
David Nogel has rcsold for Arthur
A Goldstein to Margaret Davis 259 and
261 Stanton Street, two seven-story
tenements, with stores, on plot 50xT5
which the same broker recently sold
to the seller.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-18

sfS 5S'.S ~ st 81 s':,':' and 1sss:
yrs from jan a j. 1890: att atty. AZ xbr Cool ,-
c4NAL WAL. q ~, S5; Herman ana 'f'sss "a
Flatbush Az. Bkyn. ct al; yrs from
May !: 1920; atty. Zimmerrnann. %
4rM AV sss tt str from cor ana s1th
Royal Restaurant and Baking Co TO
Philip Rudes. lo2 Eldridge st; 8 yrs from,
May /. 1920; yrs renew: atty. II r
STH Av. 4o5-o7. g cor s5th st. oil; +;
lsidor Kempner. fndivid. ct al. exrs.
tis SFs ron 1srS%sn Jam l. &C. ss MoTrs
Pepper. 80 Nassau st. .excess taxes and
.n $3.50 and sll 900
NJ o.Hara to ora's Realty Co. s77 sth
av; from Jan /. 1920. to Jan 81. 1892;
atty. L. Z schlechtcr. 200 9Th av $500
from May l.. 1919; atty. S Bernstine
233 Bway Observation-Disclosures. So. 900
BRoApwAY. 1860. Part, str and b; Harry
2loth st; 5-l2 yrs from Dec l. 'lo atty.
w Sol!ns. 320 Bway .......sl5.o 900
BROADWAY. 1926, 6 3. 80 5Oth st; all:
Jos Kramer 4ls w 215th st. and ano ;
II yrs from Feb I. 1921; atty w
Soilns, S2o Bway $4,000 and $4,000
BRooMD ST. 423; all: Thomas walkcr
Brass & Electric Co; 10 yrs from Feb l.
1920; atty. + -siverman, 2ss Broad
18TH ST, 2s w. and b; Norac Realty
Corpn 20 Morris Kupsenel. 294o W goth
st. Coney Island: 9-12 yrs from May
l. 1920; NJ Kupsenel, 445 Water st 1000
18TH ST. l6 f, Sth and 9Th floors and part
house; Griffon Holding Corpn to Herbert
hoystone. 1s E 18th ct; yrs from Feb
10TH s il E ali; Sarah Lyons to ss'1sg Te
from May l, 1920: atty. T G & II Co.
BRoADwAY. sS2s: str 10 ana part s-:'sc b.
JOS Shenk TO A Joseph Ilomaron 1856
Bway: yrs from May l. 1918: atty
Senj komarow. 81 Park Row Wish 200
l4IH ST. 1l9 +; all; Julian G Buckley
et al to ltth Street Hotel Co. Irving
PIE. ct al. ext lease 10 yrs from May l.
,9ss: ,s to Nay l.. 1898: atty. Maurice
18TH ST, AZ w: basement str; Charlotte
Doltz to Alfred Emmcltn, 40 w 48th st
yrs from Oct I, 1919. $1,000
BARROW ST. So all: H Webster Co to
Fouyera & Co. Inc; 3 yrs from May l.
isosi ~ ir,,y yrs renew; atty. a II Schwarz,
LAFAYETTE Er9'i 81 sT W Aston ii 50 90 :,
Clinton Hall Assn to Alexander Ham
ilton Institute. 10 Astor pl; yrs from
peo io' 1919; atty. r w Barrett 14s
ELIZABETH ST. ia; str. and rooms rooms
on 1st ~ Sarah Barnett ct al. exrs. to
100 sr"r Ess,aner. s,a on on. the premises; yrs
IN; Carrie Rupp to David Cohn. s55
29th ST; 6. 2-12 yrs from Aug /,
i'1V 81 & s
New-York tribune., 1919-12-18
No Let-Up in Demand
For Dwelling Houses
Fox Estate Disposes of Prop.
erty i'm East 10Th Street;
Sales on West Side

Pease & Gilman have sold for the
estate Of Joseph Fox the three-story
and basement dwelling at 1877 East
Seventy-ninth Street, on lot 20xlO0.
The buyer will occupy at the expiration
OF the present lease.
Buys in Scvcnty-sixth Street
=, Pease & Gilman have also sold fol
Mrs: W. II. Lewis 118 West Seventy
sixth Street, four-story, twenty fo OF
dwelling, to buyer for occupancy.
Sixty-second Street Dwelling Sold
Douglas L. Gilman & Co. have resold
Tor Robert B. Bowler 1b9 East Sixty
second Street, three story and base
mcnt private house on lot 16x97.2.
Douglas Gibbons & Co. have sold for
Irving Cox 1874 East Sixty-sccond
street, four-story and basement
dwelling on lot 19x100, TO q buyer for
occupancy.
Society Sells West Side House
The A. G. Thompson Company has
sold 234 West 139th Street. a three
story dwelling. for the Equitable Life
Assurance Society to George W. Rag
men; also l3l West 132d Street, a
dwelling, for the Emgrant Savings
Bank to Fannie l.. Wood.
Resale in 112th Street
Harry Sugarman has reso!d fol-
Charles Cohen to DR.. 1sador Kahn the
three-s story dwelling at 241 West 112th
Street, on lot 17x10O.
Sale in Gilbert Place
William S. Baker has sold for NJ
Cohen to the York Building Company
(Harry ". Perelman. presidentl the
dwelling on lot 25xl00, at 1921 Gilbert
Place.
Tenant Gets SSth Street House
The Everett NJ. Seixas Company has
resold 1876 and 1873 West Eighty eighth
Strect to the tenant w / Cnrns
New-York tribune., 1919-12-18
Assignment of Mortgages
Manhattan

LEXINGToN Az. 67O-72; Dyckman st. . c
s7d w ST. RTnsa {s4sh ST. stS'a asso W. 10th st
l77th st. 575 ": ls4th st, G5 ": l7ist
5S75os W h 1s7h st It, 'sl sis w 'i4tM EIIMoaS at
st, los; Barclay st. 46-4s, Broadway,
sS4s; 80 av ~; l71;; lsoth st, so7 w eth
Josephine r Carpentry to Agnes car
penter. Bar Harbor, Me. and Edith G
NMacy, scarboro- on Hudson; attys. Cham
nsrns nerIs'n' & W. Rector st 20
aSTH sr II .; Edw W Sheldon 'ssr. sSr to
stswrt > Trust t. Co. - VA VAL st. trustee attys,
BID AV, l947; Archibald IL NJ Sinclair to
sn arsa assn 1naisn for the Relief OF Rsspectab
s9l Amsterdam av; atty. j. de =
l0sTm Mo1r, ST I. ss ": !ss II cruishanSS' S''so 70
Albert Gross. laS Nassau st.. 81 .s1So S''y
ls$D ST. 52a W; Morris Borsodi to Harry
G9hni ,,1;a, 2s9 BOO W r 7s.h st; atty, HERMAN
al. exrs Margt Sage to Title Guar &
cAIi rTuIt ts GO, = 17S e, bway assns s75, 600
1as 1 Carneval. SO Murray st; atty. NJ A
EoIrano; James st .........s4, 600
sNrs, to Jennie NJ Greenhut, at tt farm. !.
ingdale. !; atty. 7 G & T Co, US
lolsT ST. lis is. Maria " Nash to Louis
solomon. ll5 Fenimorc st. Bklyn; attys
Phelps & East. 14s Bway So 500
ST NICHOLAS AV 72O; Helen w Foster
TO Greten Bldg Co. l1o Nassau st; atty.
lsT Az, 1873; Emily Is Parker. individ
nnd admx to Morton S Davis, Camp
Travis, San Antonio. Tex; attys Scott.
q & b. 46 Cedar st st,...............
1l2TH ST, 80 ana A3 W; lvanhoe Realty
Iorpn to IL seymour Eisman. 35s "
s5tA st. eNcr; address, firm Elsman &.
BRADnJ'Rsr AV. IS ana 400, t, n',p" lp"
satisfied: Dec l6. 1919; I.eonidas Ell
lnger ct al. exrs, to Rebecca d Cohen.
Islisades. N j; atty. a L Du Cret SIS
l1srH 81. 54s. s. VI; Raygold Realty Co {
to Sadie Wacht, 100 Riverside Drive;
atty samuel Wacht tr 40 Bway
EAST BROADWAY. 2l2. u Part; Thos S
Gladding 70 Julia Inness. of crass-
moor, N y: atty. / Bramard, o.
4lsr ST. *as.4 =: Teresa crawley 70 .
Bernard Cohn, 032 Kelly st. Bronx; atty,
5 Freedman, 1875 Bway ..,......sl
Bronx
BECK ST, E c 15Cth ST. *; Beck st..
5, 500 1e6th st, "; Whttock av,
W g, 22b l56th st. X: lots l1S and
lle, map Hunts Point Estates: also Fox
to Central Union Trust Co. so broadway;
atty ) b Ferriss. l65 Broadway; S
CoLLEGB Av. ll24. ii W G Realty Sss, 60 TO .
Fredk Hadsrmann jr. c3 " lsoth at.
SAME PROPERTY; Frcdk E Nadermann
9r to KY W Germerich. 2oso 7th tv; atty.
COLLEGE Av. llso; W G Realty Co to
sv; atty. L T 9 J Co. $50 5way....sl
New-York tribune., 1919-12-18
Schultz to Pay 100000
Rental for Bronx Block Front

Zealic Van Raaltc has leased to the
Schultz Cigar Company, the block
front on the north side of Fordham
ROAD, extending from Jerome Avenue
to Morris Avenue.
The property is improved with one
story store building on the Jerome
Avenue end. three-story apartment
on Morris Avenue end. with a theate1
intervening.
The lease is for twenty-one years.
at an aggregate rental in excess of
100000. Charles Clucas was the
broker
New-York tribune., 1919-12-18
Lorington, on Central Park
West, Is Bought by S. X. Jacobs

Samuel X. Jacobs, of Walter En-
merich 4 Co., ,shas purchased through
William S. Sussman, the Lorington, the
twelve-story apartment at the north
corner of Central Park West and Sew
entieth Street. 1t contains thirty-five
apartments. The Blessington Realty
Company is the seller. The house was
built for it.
f. Louis Jacobs acted as attorney for
the purchaser of this transaction. Mr.
Jacobs's operations until now have
been in business property.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-18
Builder Gets Bronx Plots

Frederick Brown has sold to William
M. Moore. builder, the plot of 101s lots
on the south side Of 19Oth Street, be-
tween University and Adqueduct Ave
nues, with frontage of 1874, 1887 and
100 feet respectively; also the north
west corner of the Concourse and
199th Street, fronting 80 and 1O2 feet
respectively.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-18
Exploiters of Shipping District
Turning TO Another Old Section

The Charles f. Noyes Company has
resold for Abram NJ. Conney to
Edward H. Peck and Harry X. Grigg
the six-story loft building at "a and
26 White Street and 25 Walker
Street, containing approximately $4,000
square feet Of space. the plot has
trontages of 81 feet inches in White
Street and 25 feet in Walker Street.
Peck e. Grgg arc coffee mer-
chants, and were the pioneers III the
big buying movement in and about
Old Slip and Front Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-18
Loft Buildings Leased

M. L. Hess, have leased the build
ing at 549-59 West Thirty seventh
Street. to N. HutkoF & Co.. dealers in
ornamental window and mirror glass.
J. Edgar Leaycraft & Co., have
leased the six-story loft, at 202 East
Twelfth Street, for the New York Life
Insurance and Trust Company to the
Chester Waterproof Comapny.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-18
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

" cor s5th st. ALL. Euclid
aoth st; II yrs from Oct l. 1920, address
Ss6 Eway .:......... $40. 600 to s55 oo9
OF s Caskel 10 II and NJ Gribe,z, 6g
Eldridge st: 2 yrs from May /. 1918.
and ext to Apr 80. 1891, ..........S 81 500
waiter Byron to Schultz Realty Co, SIS
Sway; 81 yrs from Nov I. 1919: s yr
New-York tribune., 1919-12-18
M APLEWOOD, N. j.
so Minutes from Hoboken.
Many desirable homes. $500 to $40. 900
OAKES. at Maplewood Station.
FLORIDA
UNFURNlsHED APAR. dts. WANTED

ESTABLISHED author willing to pay good
price for rooms tat least sunny.
hath and small hitchen. furnished unfur-
nished modern plumbing ana electricity, In
any part Of clty below 59th ST. east OF Lex
ington or west of Sixth ave. Chelsea neigh
borhood preferred: prefer 70 rent by month,
or will take lease with privilege OF subletting
Reply. stating location and price. to c. Mar
tens. Room 6S. Hotel Thorndyke.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-18

SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. se1. w 8. TAX
1915; also SO Boulevard. S87-so. W s, TAX
105; Harris Mandelbaum ct al. TO Re
becca Hirsch, 945 Washington av, and
ano mtg sl27.ooc; Dec II: atty. ! l.
Letkowitz 800 Bway. c and 500
G. Watson Coal Co to Angelo d Spinelli.
1865 Crotona av; mtg $1,000: Dec IL !;
atty. Title Guar & 7 Co. l7s Broad :
v-IsE AZ. 5. 42o is7th st. aSxioo. 70. tGE
Thornton Earle to Harry Miller, l.li
Book av. and ano; mtg $500: Dec . ::
atty. Title Guar & 7 Co. i7G Broad
way .$s,uVV
MORRIS AV. 9. ITO 160th st. look .
25x S.10x 6ox W 1os.1o to av K Is
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-16
much of the general orders of Jan 2

much Of the general orders of Jan. 2
as directed that Company K, fourth irl-
fantry,. of Bridgeport, and Company 4,
ninth separate battalion, infantry Of
Norfolk, should be mustered out, were
revoked, Company A, fourth infantry,
of Bridgeport, was ordered to be mus
tered out on Jan. II. Company 3,
tenth separate battalion, infantry of
New Milford was ordered transferred
from the fifth to the fourth military
district 1t will come under the juris-
diction of Col. Clifford B. Wilson. COM
manding the fifth district, whose head
quarters are at Bridgeport.
Eleven Officers We're ordered trans
ferred to the medical reserve corps, c.
S. G. They were: Major Frederick T.
Simpson, Hartford: Major E. Reed
Whittemorc, New Haven: Major Albert
E. Austin, Bridgeport; Major Thomas
T. Kilmartin, Waterbury; First Lieu
tenant Benedict N. Whipple, Bristol;
| First Lieutenant Stuart C. Phelps
Windsor; First Lieutenant Alfred C
Henderson, Sound Beach; First Lieu
| tenant Raymond R. Candy, Hartford
! First Lieutenant Paul U. Sunderland
| Danbury; First Lieutenant Albert z
Cobb, Norfolk; First Lieutenant VIII.
lam B. Bissell, Torrington.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-16
PRINTER M9NEVIN RETURNS
TO PACIFIC COAST

Thomas f. McNevin, printer, first
class, u. S. y. r. F., who has been
stationed at the Submarine Base for
nearly year and during that time has
made many friends on visits to this
city, has just been placed on the in
active list and has started back to his
home at Coronado, California.
He came east about year ago, hay-
ing gone into the naval reserve some
time before at San Diego, Cal, enlisting
as a machinist's mate, second class, in
the motor boat coast patrol He was
transferred to Pelham Bay, n. Y, and
then sent to the Submarine Base on
the Thames, where he entered the
print shop with the rating of first
class printr. He was popular and well
liked among all his associates in the
service and also made many warm
friends in this city, who regret that the
call of home takes him across the con-
tinent to the shores Of the Pacific.