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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-23

HERE is THE ARTISTIC LITTLE
HOME YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING
FOR. A detached corner house in ne
Six rooms and bath. INV. H., elec
lights, screened and classed-in sleep
ing porch and breakfast porch: loI
l2J feet frontage to 2o-ft. ale,
hardwood floors. Price. $3.50.
WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS.
1909 New York ave
Phone Main 9S.
1T WILL PAY YOU To INSPECT
THIS STRICTLY MODERN HOUSE
Can he seen at any time. Six largr
rooms and bath. h-w.h.. cleo. light,
near SOLDIERS HOME GROUNDS
ONLY $1,000.
WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS.
1909 New York ave
Phone Main IS.
A REAL GOOD HOME AT A MOD
ERATE PRICE. s4.75O: 5 rooms and
bath; modern conveniences.
WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS.
1909 New York ave.
Phone Main IS.
An lNtSta AL tAIlE IN BEA u II
Full BROOkI.AND for $3.50. Eight
rooms and bath. h.-w.h. and cleo.
lights; immediate possession.
WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS.
1909 New York ave-
Phone Main IS.
THIS BEAUTIFUL SEMI-DETACHEn
HOME, in desirable location within
reach of 3 ear lines. 3 large rooms
aud bath. ? porches. steam heat, elec
lights. Price. 5000.
WILLIAM :. PHILLIPS.
1909 New York ave,
Phone Main IS.
THIS BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW
MUST BE SEEN TO BE APPRE-
GATED. Desirable neighborhood in
ne: rooms and bath. cleo. lights
and steam heat. ONLY $500.
WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS.
1909 New York ave-
Phone Main IS.
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SHANNON & LUCHS

HERE is AN EXCEPTIONALLY
GOOD BUY at this moderate figure.
Price, $500. Well planned. 6 rooms
and bath. h.-w.h. and other coDven-
fences: room for garage.
WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS.
1909 New York ave.
Phone Main 49,
VACANT. THIS HANDSOME HOME
IN MT. PLEASANT. Six beautiful
rooms, with closed-in sleeping porches.
b.-w.h.. cleo. lights; room for garage;
rubblestone wall around yard. Price.
WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS.
1409 New York ave.
Phone Main 9S
AN UNUSUAL BARGAIN IN ECK-
INGTON. Six rooms and bath.
h.-w.h.. cleo. lights. Price. $4,000.
WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS.
1909 New York ave-
Phone Main 9S
YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS
THIS UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY.
Beautiful practically new nome of I
TOOins anu = UdtnS, 1nclOSen ana pl8S-
tered sleeping porch and breakfast
porch, hot-water heat; cleo lights.
Price IS 500.
WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS,
1909 New York ave-
Phone Main SO.
IN BEST LOCALITY IN NORTH
EAST. Price, s.. 925. Six rooms and
bath, h.w.h., cleo. lights; large yard
and garage. THIS WILL PROVE TO
BE AN EXCELLENT BUY.
WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS,
1409 New York ave-
Phone Main 9S.
THIS CHARMING LITTLE HOME
MUST BE SOLD. and can be pur-
chased with terms like rent. Six rooms
and bath. h.-w.h. Price. $3.50.
WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS.
1909 New York ave.
Phone Main IS.
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

OFFICES AND STUDIOS
DESK ROOM IN WELL APPOINTED OFFICE
Jan. /: central location, in drst-ct4fs once
bldg. with stenographic and telephone faclll-
ties. Address Box 1910, Star office. 20
912 18th ST. NV.
Adjoining University Club.
Excellent basement Office.
Immediate possession.
H. L. RUST, 912 18th 1t. nv
ATTORNEY WILL SHARE LARGE. AZ.
tractive offices; two phones; terms reasonable.
Address Box 226-C, Star office. 25s
FOR 'RENT-DESk ROOM. BOND BUILD
ing front; all-night elevator service. Address
Box 224-C Star office 25s
FOR RENT-SECOND-FLOOR ROOM: STEAM
heated and well lighted; entrance. 1924 New
York ave-; 1000 square feet; suitable for Of
fees; good business location. Write Interstate
Motor Supply Company or phone Main 1884.
ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR, SUITE OF THREE
very large. light rooms and bath; hot-water
heat: electricity, gas; 14th st. near I. Frank
lin 5736.
DEsKROOM IN BRIGHT OFFICE OVER
looking 18th st. at G. Room 70. Home Life
bldg.
TWO ROOMS. SUITABLE FOR BUSINESS.
500 14th
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WRITE PHONE OR CALL FOR OUR LIST
Of houses for sale in all sections of the city
Some can be bought for $500 cash. balance $50
ERNEST HALL COOLIDGE COMPANY
s16-s19 Evans Building
Main 34s2-34s3
1870 New York avenue.
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Nth ST. NE.
Brick: nix rooms and bath; hot-water heat:
gas and electricity; excellent condition-and
you may move In on the LIST. $3.50
h ST. NE
Brick; seven rooms and bath: hot air heat.
plenty Of room for garage; perfect condition;
$3.50 cash IN all that is required $4,000
18th ST. NV
A dandy home Of six rooms and bath. hot
water heat and all improvements; excellent
condition and immediate possession $1,000.
A. w. NYCE COMPANY
Real Estate
Third Floor, Continental Trust bldg.
NJ. 49, 14th and H SITS. NJ. $50
FOR SALE-113 2nd ST. N.E.-SIX LARGE
rooms and bath: latrobe heat. Price. "a. 500.
Cash. $500; balance, $25 per month.
FRANK f. HOPKINS, 4O4 Kenois bldg. 2Js
FOR sALE-LARGE BOOMING HOUSE. 9I4
9Th st. NV. 10 rooms and bath. Price, 81. 500.
Cash. 81 600; balance like rent
FRANK E. HOPKINS, 4O4 Kenois bldg. o5s
FOR SALE-FINE LARGE HOUSE. FLA.
ave- NV; s large rooms and bath; hot-water
heat; in perfect condition. Price, S. 500: only
$500 cash. balance. $25 per month FRANK
H. HOPKINS 4O4 kenos bldg. 25s
If YOU WANT QUICK, RELIABLE sERV
Company satisfying service.
BLANTON REALTY CO.,
$40 V ne. Phone N. 5795. ITO NV.
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| 1917 FORD runabout. with detachable extern
| sion body. in excellent order See at 1214 V
NV any time.
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FOR SALE-CAN YOU RAISE 81, 600? IF so.
buy this coy home. bargain at $4,000. Con-
venient to Union station, post office and down.
town section. Two stories. cellar, reception
hall. covered porches.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
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Allison Street Near 18th.

Practically brand-new detached
nome: hollow-t tile construction; lot
lO0x132: = rooms and bath. hot
water heat; every possible conven-
lence; garage; choice location: in new
home section; price. $4,000.
SHANNON & LUCHS.
113 14th st. NV.
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Central Northwest

Not far from Public Library: walk
ins distance OF business section: good
neighborhood; IL rooms, 3 baths: hot
water heat just recently installed:
electric lights; garage in rear holds
six ears; second and third floors rented
as apartments, an opportunity {. own
"A home and a paying investment com.
hined: immediate possession OF one
apartment; terms can be arranged
price. Sl3. $50.
SHANNON & LUCHS.
al3 14th st. NV
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UNFINISHED.
2l26 LEROY PLACE N.W.-FOR SALE, IN
very exclusive section, contents of 10-roOm
house. rooms, baths; electric lights; steam
heat; garage; 3 blocks from Dupont Circle. on
Mt. Pleasant car line. N. 5O19. Call between
IL and ~
1920 HUNT PLACE. PLEASANT VIEW
Take District line, get of at 48th st. ne. "a
1898 EvARTs ST. BROOKLAND-PRACTI
caliy new; 11-room house; ami; large con-
crete porches; lOx1S glass-inclosed sleeping
porch; rent, $105; phone at once N. 1924 w.
Possession Immediately. ~
BRAND-NEW. SIX-ROOM AND RATH COLO
NAL brick, having hot-water heat, electric
lights, oak floors and a built-in garage. Lo-
Gated Chevy Chase, D. c. Rent, 500 per
month.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,
1884 II st. NJ. 1928.
TO CONGENIAL COLORED COUPLE WILL
share half of Groom house near 11th and G SITS.
e. Address BOX 1850. Star office. 23e
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Close to Downtown.

La-ge house; well adapted for room
renfilg; II rooms. l bath; located
near corner of 10th and III streets
NV: hot-water heat; all outside
rooms; good location. with excellent
future prospects; price. $1,000
SHANNON * LUCHS.
1l3 18th st. NV.
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NO. 421 9th ST NV.
A BARGAIN FOR SOME ONE.
A four-story dwelling. Lot 26.3x93.3.
An offer would be considered much less than
cost.
Valuable for business purposes room rent
ing. IS rooms.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
FOR SALE-WANT A HOUSE TO MOVE
RIGHT IN? HOW ABOUT CHEVY CHASE?
WE HAVE THEM IN THAT CHOICE SEC
TON; POSSESSION IN TEN DAYS
STONE & FAIRFAX 1872 New York ave.
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Two-F Family Flat

Choice location in BloomingdaIe; all
white section. convenient TO both .ar
lines; now bringing in good returns
can he bought under liberal terms;
price. $1,000.
SHANNON & LUCHS.
113 14th st. NV
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Chevy Chase, Md.

Chevy Chase, Nd.
Practically new 1O-room house with
baths; on large corner lot; one
square from Conn. ave.; in best sec
tion OF Chevy Chase; every modern
convenience: garage; price. $4,000.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
713 14th ST. NV.
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BRONX APARTMENTS IN TRADE

Three Bronx apartment houses along
Southern Boulevard adjacent to the new
subway are reported to have figured in
an exchange transaction which also in
wolves a large estate situated along the
Hudson River up State. The location OF
the estate could not be learned yester-
day.
Tho Bronx property comprises the
three five story apartments at 1915, 1919
and 1923 Longwood avenue. each stand
ing on plot 42x100 and valued at $780,
ooo The houses have been sold by the
Mansion Realty Corporation. in which
Ely Maran, Bernard London and r
Simon are interested. Tho buildings
chow an annual return Of $22, 900. Each
Is arranged for twenty-fv families.
The structures are three OF a row OF
five at this point which the sellers ac-
quired thirteen months ago from the
Forts Realty company. Together they
occupy the block front on the north
side of Longwood avenue between the
southern Boulevard and Fox street.
having frontages of 210 feet on Long
wood avenue and ITO feet on the other
thoroughfares. The corners are still
owned by the syndicate. The property
is close 10 the station at Southern Boule-
ward and Longwood avenue OF the new
subway which Is soon to open.
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model the house for small housskesp

model the house for small housskesp-
ing apartments
WEST 125TH STREET-Mrs 8. Good
man sold the five story tenement, 25x
100, at SAB West 125th street, between
Broadway and Amsterdam avenue. to
a client OF Porter & Co. for $4,000.
WEST 18TH STREET-Corn Exchange
Bank sold through Pope & Bro. III
West Fifteenth street, three three
story front and rear buildings, 25x
1888. near Sixth avenue. The prop
erty adjoins the store OF Baumann &
Bro, and will be altered into a garage
by the new owner.
EAST 105TH STREET.-THE Nehring
Company. Jules Nehring president.
sold for Dora Schoenfeld o51 East
10tth street, a Ave story triple apart
ment house. 26x100, held at $4,000
EAST 130TH STREET-The Citizens
Savings Bank sold to ]. L. Van SAINT
% East 130th street, three story
dwelling, 16x100. Shaw & Co. were the
brokers. Tho purchasers. through the
same brokers, bought and sold East
1aoth street about ten days ago.
EAST SAD STREET-The Ave story
American basement residence, with
extension, on lot 20x1o22, at 81 East
Eighty-second street. has been sold by
Loo Z. Frank and others to the Wall
Real Estate Corporation. The house.
which was rebuilt several years ago,
will be altered extensively by the new
owner. II Is assessed at $4,000
William y. May & Co. were tho bro
kcrs.
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REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Buyer Of Clothier Property on
Washington Place Makes
Quick Resale.
BRONX HOUSES TRADED
Chess Club to Have Quarters
in West Fifty-first Street
House-Many New Leases.

John w. Herbert Of Heimetta, n. J..
realized a quick and substantial profit
yesterday through the resale OF the eight
story loft building at s Washington
place, southwest corner Of Mercer street,
which he bought on Friday from Isaac
II. Clothier of Philadelphia. The new
owners are Wilkinson Bros 6 Co., paper
manufacturers. at 419 Broome street,
who plan to hold the Washington place
building as an investment.
The building yields an annual rental
of $4,000. The leases on It do not ex-
pire for a year or more, but when they
do. 1t Is possible that Wilkinson Bros.
& Co. may occupy the building them
selves. The property is said to have
cost Mr.. Clothier S300.o 900. Daniel Bird
sail Co. arranged the sale TO Mr.. Her
bert and were associate brokers with
Louis s. Samuels in the resale to Will
kinson Bros. & Co.
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LEASING ACTIVE.

Pease & Gilman leased for Elwyn
W. Poor TO Herbert w. Morse the
dwelling at 1872 East Sixty fourth stree. {:
also a large apartme mt in the new house
at 1867 Fifth avenue, adjoining the
Henry Phipps mansion. TO Mrs. J. Ser
geant Cram; let furnished apartments in
l1j5 Park avenue for Mrs. L. ]. Fabens
to Harrison Tweed, 1853 West Fifty
eighth street for Miss Lucille Miller to
Julius Freid Of Los Angeles. 24O River
side Drive for Warine Thomas to Dot
c. Rise and in 144 East Thirty-sixth
street for Mrs. J. b. Catchngs 10 Mrs
James +. Koran: also leased apartments
in and West Fiftieth street to Frank
X. NJ. REIN and Mrs Maude Steiselman.
Il West Fifty-eighth street to A. F..
Halter. West Seventeen street to Ray
Long, 1oS West Seventy-sixth street to
Mrs Dane Lane and Csnute H. Pauline
and 353 West llsth street TO Isdorc
Resented.
Albert B. Ashfortl,, Inc, leased space
In the Acker. Merrall & Cond!t Building.
Julius Bonnan & Co. Inc. Victor Packos
Asch Bros. John w. Fox and Isaac
Sigel in Is East Tweuty-third street to
Kaufman Bros. & Co. in tho Frances
Building. Fifth avenue and Fifty-thrd
street, 10 Mrs. Morse and Mrs. Ruth
Werner. and in l05 West Fortieth street
to Roland Hungerford. Marcia Mead.
Educational Dramatic League. Theodore
T. Ion and Oscar r. Brush.
Pcase & Gilman leased for a term to
n. A. Schultz. Inc. the corner store In the
Underwood Service Building, Greenwich
and Ncsey streets also Office in sos Fifth
avenue TO the National Google Company
Wright Barclay. with Robert F.. Bon
sail. leased to the Burroughs Adding Ma
chine Company for r. term OF years the
store, basement and subbascment In 3o7
Broa dway.
NJ, & l.. Hess. Inc. rented space at Il
to 81 East Twenty-second street 10 FEW
berg 4 Feinberg. and fourth floor AT -
and - Grand street to the Star Brush
Manufacturing Company.
ross & Brown Company leased 70 thr
W. NJ. G. A. the third loft at IS C;rca.
Jones street to tho Mason Tire and Rub
her Company the store at "55 West FL
v-eiEhth street; to the Sports Anus To-
ment company the store a; 100" BROAD
way; 10 the Hyatt Roller Bearing COM
qany third floor at 40 and %" WcNi
Samuel ". Martin has leased tho sales
room AZ 1874 Broadway for the Amcri-
can Railway Express Company 10 Ralph
Elstnger
Charles +. Noyes Company has leased
III connection WIN FREDERICK FOX Co.
for Charles r.. Havlland. the seventh
floor OF / East Thirty sixth street 10 tho
Burroughs Adding Machine Company FOR
. period of five years, at an aggregate
rental OF about $4,000. and space in i?s
Broadway to Benjamin II. Reibman.
NJ L. Hess, Inc. have leased the
seventh floor AZ 3l-33 East Twenty
eighth street to the Paris Manufactur.
Inc Company. and the nth floor at lG
East Seventeenth street to Harry Ma
don
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OTHER COUNTRIES.


LOPEZ Santiago, Buenos Ayres. (ws).
Canada
ShLEsI, Giuseppe, Montreal tWs.
WEST. Frank q. Montreal CyyS),
Denmark.
'ANSE' Simon c.. scrgt. Aalborx (wU).
England.
"DoNEH' Horace. Yorkshire tws).
France.
po"p' Meredith L., Lieut.. Paris tK).
Greece.
NORRIS, steve, Tenedos (wS).
PSAROS, Antony D., Tripolitsa twS).
Ireland.
BRosNAN, jeremiah. sergt.. County Kerry
oMAlLEr. Patrick J., ..rs,. wo,,port
DAkY. Francis E.. County no'common
FEGAN. Bernard. County Down CwU).
klLCASE, Michael, County Mayo lwS).
MOORE, Walter L., Kilkenny twS).
REARDoN. Michael j, County Kerry
(WS).
Italy.
ANDRE. Paul. Lucci Toscana twS).
BoRELLO. Peter, Toreno ,wS).
BoTTIGLlERE. Frank. Reggie twU).
GESnh2 SSsse esm PSian ch. WUr w
GRANO. Battista. Masoraea Catazano
MAsTRANARpI. Michele. oosteilana. Bari
MlLANI, PaoIo. Rome (W).
MOOCERELL1. Salvatore. Prenelleno Mon
tolla (wS).
MULA. Louis, Arsgoua tWS).
OLIVIA Leo, Delgolfo IWU).
PALlERO. Nittorio, Province of Licuria
PERRoNE. Giuseppe. cosenzo tws.
PEZZl. Francisco, Aquila tWC).
PlTARREC1. Gaetano, Palermo (WS).
POMPON1. Leopold, Provincial Di Roma
tWSD.
sALUsTRo santo. Soso. sirsguso twsr.
SOLlMlNE. Rocco. Avelinc Province (WSJ.
WILEY. Britt, Peiana CWUD.
Russia.
BOSElS, Nick. Sellotally (wS).
CtRRASS, Sam. Chernieou Cub twS).
RoSEN, Joseph. Guherni 1wSl.
NALlNZA, Stonica. Scdlieeka (wSl.
Russian Poland.
MARTIN, Mike. DwBn wilm (W).
WALkO. Hyman W Lithuania ,WS).
scotland.
FOLEY Benjamin F. Dundee twS).
KING, George, Glasgow ,WSD.
Address Unknown.
RNfBOCN. Albert q, CWCp.
STASKENTZ Peter (WUD.
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MARINES.
might Report)
NEW YORK CITY.

NtN hohh tIIN.
SULLIVAN, Francis X. corp. II Kane pi.,
KEAT1.EY, William E. 1922 Bath Gate
STONE. Robert j, $50 w. 5sth st. tMD.
ALABAMA.
DUNCAN. claud r.. Birmingham (w).
ARKANSAS.
WILSON. James L.. Moro tM).
CALIFORNIA.
sOWELL Vernon L.. corp. Leroorc tKD.
DAVIS, William L.. sonora fDwl.
DEDINt Grutly $" King City ND,
RuTLEDGE. Lance. ssn francisco wv
SCHMIDT Joseph W. San Francisco (Wl.
COLORADO.
WILSON, Joseph u, Rocky Ford (w).
CONNECTICUT.
Hi;;IIHnp' Howard G corp Clinton
CAlN: Car G.. corp. Macon wv.
WEBB, John W. Cbrtsrsville (w).
ILLINOIS.
RusRy william H., second Lieut., Catl,n
e saRER T.a.y E. E. N NSH"' Gt pD m
GARRISON. Joseph y. Chicago IVY.
KINpiG: Lester II; Paxton 'pW)
EOTEOL George \ Cicero iWl.
MElsNER. James, ", Cicero (W).
NORMAN, Wesley o. chicago IVY.
VAN HATTEN, Milton y, Springfield ny,
SELTIN. Alfred b, Chicago IVY.
INDIANA.
goRpEs; Edrick J., Seymour W..
KING. Homer n, Lick lM.
IOWA.
WING. Edwin s. Maauokets tMp.
KENTUCKY.
HUMPHREY. John T, .erE,., Louisville
STEVENS, William H., Fritz CMl:
STOUT. Herman 7. Glasgow CW).
MARYLAND.
KARsTEpT, Frederick w, Capt. Spar
FREDERiCKs Rus,eI NJ, Lieut., Cumber-
DANIELS. snas A, corp, r.onsere~n 6MD.
JONES, Manly H. Baltimore (M).
MASSACHUSETTS,.
pIRKsES, Raymond T., Capt, Springfield
LlILla George r, Capt, t..ominsscr O).
T13MYE66w hocfT' ii soT T OBJ K Charles
MICHIGAN.
RLUHM. Fred II. Albion w,
pEPUE, David T, Whitehall wv.
DENTEt. Martin A. Lulu tMl.
HACKER, william t., Grand Rapids tWJ.
MINNESOTA.
HANSEN, Reuben r., Hendricks tw),
JONES, John T., Amhoy (W),
MISSOURI.
rrDEGRAr Charles J., corp Bethany
CARTER Joe. Miiford wv.
MII.I,SAP Mac G., Alton fNn.
STEVENS, Samuel H., Manyaold wv.
NFRRtSkt.
WILLIAMS, Ku'sril l., Scottsb'un CM).
SEW JFRsEY.
McMuIdLN. Milton. sergt. Dumont (w).
KNEBEf, Andrew. Newark 1Wl.
SEW YORK STATE
CULVER. Hollis II. corp, Penn Yam (M,.
JOERGER. Casper j., Jr., Rochester tMI
I.ARRABEE, william H. Biughamton
tWl.
o'NEII., Joseph X, Cortland (Nl.
poPIE Charles =, Svracuse tMl,
NERGItIbp. Peter J., syracuse M
WHITE, car e., punkrk CWl.
NORTH CAROLINA.
DE ARMOND, william o., Charlotte (AD.
ONO.
LINDSEY, RAY mond r. sergt.. ChIlo (w).
hill. Ralph H., South Lebanon iDW).
HOLMES, Roy, Syracuse IVY,
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gowMAN. John H.. ssrst.. Hubbard tw).
S S2RwAS; william nln.., & sorp. L.y:rnls W..
s SHIRE o., corp. Roshsron wv. y
EBnDRRpETT, Horace, chlldress twu).
uiLBURN. Claude a., Burkburnstt (ws).
H ARcE.A T Tiios. n isr I,1rtS VIZ fw
RR9sRessS sShp psv,S rf III Sai.
TAYLOR, Berchie NJ, Hull (wS)
NANHOOSER. Jap V. 1vanhoe (wU).
UTAH.
Rip,EoUT Brutus l.. corp. Salt Lake
JEZsEN: Alma, Logan twU).
RA apyp, Norman e., Salt Lake City
VERMONT.
NApEAu. J. Eugene. corp. North Concord
BALDWIN, Leon E.. Middlebury twU).
PARRY. Harry e. West Pawlet (wU).
VIRGINIA.
MANMFoRD, Bernard H.. sergt. Norfoii,
YERABEK. Frank j.. corp. Portsmouth
BERRyMAN. Henry L., Richmond tws).
CUMMINGS. ADDISON @. Lexington (Ws).
MOORE. John e.. Triplet SwsJ.
OVEN; John W.. South Boston !Ws).
WASHINGTON.
RONALD, John. CORP, Roslyn tw).
BOiTANO, Charles. Black Diamond tM).
llNsE, John @, Yakima tWb
MCDONALD. Thomas A.. South Bslling-
MANTE. Edward H., Hoaulam twu).
SHARPE. Lester E.. Mount Vernon twU).
WEST VIRGINIA..
MeCUE. Karl NJ capt. uckhanuon (w).
EIrEIE, Roy. sergt, Pickens tws).
TEMPLE Frederick A. serst.. Hunting
SNYDER, William j. corn wb.eiinr
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OTHER SALES IN BRONX.

GRAND AvENUE-Fieher and Irving
I. Levine have bought the five story
modern apartment house at the south
east corner OF Grand avenue and 1soth
street. The structure Is arranged for
twenty-five families and shows an an.
nual return of $4,000. 1t WAS held at
$4,000. The house fronts 70 feet on
Grand avenue and 90 feet on the street.
1t was erected by the NJ S. s. Building
Company Milton NJ. SiIverman), the
present seller. Eisman, Levy, Corn &
Levine as attorneys. acted for the buy
ers and Wescller & kohn represented the
sellers in the deal
BATHGATE AVENUE--Irving 7. Le-
wine and Ely Maran have purchased
the southwest corner OF Bathsate avenue
and 1SSth street, q f,ve story apartment
house with stores on plot s2xso. It rents
for $4,000 annually and was held at
100000
CLINTON AvENUE-Frederic Brown
purchased from the estate OF Wooisey
Hopkins 1926 and 1928 Clinton avenue,
two three-story two family houses, each
20x9o. near 10th street. J. Clarence
Davies and Gorsch 4 Co. were the
brokers'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-04
CHESS CLUB QUARTERS LEASED.

F. ]. Marshall. United States chess
champion. has taken a lease OF the
dwelling at 81 West Fitty-first street,
near Sixth avenue, a three story house.
2Oxl0O. owned by Joseph W. Cushma n.
Part of the premises will be used by
Mr. Marshall and his family and par:
Will be set aside for what is to be known
as Marshall's Chess Club.
Three rooms on the first floor are to
DO devoted to the purposes OF the club.
including a library and studio for lee
lures and private lessons. An entire
floor will be used for exhibition pur-
poses on special occasions Upper floors
Of the house will be laid out in bache-
Tor quarters.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-04
BRASS COMPANY ADDS TO SITE,

The L, T. Hungerford Brass and Cop
per Company has added to its large site
by the purchase of 81 White street from
Jennie h. Stlefel. The property consists
OF a FIVE story building. 2JxlOO, fifty fee:
east OF the seventeen story IIallenbeck-
tiunSerford building which covers the
Lafayette street frontage, from Frank
lin to White street. The buying com
pany now owns 81 to % White street, a
plot fronting 1925 feet
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SELLS LOT IN ENDICoTT. \. Y.

Tho Office of Joseph i. Day announces
that contracts have been signed between
Jesse Fowler OF B'nghamton. y. V, and
III" i. O.. McCrory Five and Ten Cent
Stores Company, for the purchase by
Mr.. Fowler of the lot tox10O owned hv
tn" McCrory company on the main
street in Endicott. ~ Y. The new owner
will in all probability Improve with n.
handsome structure for his own COMPANY.
The cost 10 the purchaser was some
thing over $4,000.