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The sun., 1919-10-23
BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

Realty Estates. Ralph LefningeY pres
ident, sold to an investor at 2el-2ea
Stuyvesant avenue. corner OF Hancoca'
street. one four story single apartment
house and one four story double apart
ment house. The purchaser has rssold
the corner apartment.
Charles Partridge sold the two story
and basement brick and brownstone two
family house at 1891 Pacific street, fol
II. Sudman.
Bulkiey q Horton Company sold at 1se
Bainbridge street. the two story and eel
lar. two family dwelling, 2ox1oo. foi
Jennie b Reilly.
Realty Associates sold 90 Wolcott
street. q three story and basement frame
dwelling, 2oxS2xlo0, in Erie Basin sec.
tion. to Evelyn NJ Seligman. Edgar N
Finn. broker and ats Van Brunt street
two story frame store property. 2ox
24x75. In Erie Basin section, TO Nicholas
Landc.
B. g. Moss leased the theatre beins
built by the B. H. w. Company on Man.
haitian avenue and Lorimer street. Green
point for Q term Of twenty-one years
J. J. Keit was the broker.
Recent sales In the Homecrest section
on the Brighton line, at Avenue u. by
Mortimer p. Keeiy, as broker, include
the following: 1904 and 1908 Avenue T.
two family detached frame dwellings,, tc
William Brandriss and another for oc-
cupancy. held at s20.5oo. and the de-
tached two family dwelling. eox100. 2o6o
East Ninth street. held at $4,000. to ].
Oterstedt for occupancy. for the Title
Guaranty q Trust Company. as sxecu-
tor: the two family frame dwelling. 1874
East Fourteenth street. on plot soxIoo,
held At S1s.6o0, to r. Kalb for Louis
Frankenberger. to J. s. Galland for oc-
cupancy: 1871 and 1s4s East Sixteenth
street. one family semi-detached DWELL
ing. TO Edward Merrilees and Maurice
Struli. for occupancy. for Henry p. Feig
the one family detached dwelling. l4s2
East Fifteenth street to Mrs Rose
Owitz, for occupancy. for Mira Josephine
Emery; the brick store and nats, 1906
Avenue u. to. J. and g. Robertixxi, for
Mary q. Keeiy; the one family corner
house. 1925 Avenue ". for f. HALEY 70
a client for occupancy. and 1879 Avenue
v. for Mrs. Eva Ogilvte to Charies win.
iama for occupancy the large one fam
lily frame dwelling. 2016 East Nineteenth
street. on plot sox100. TO q client for
Mrs. May A Shaw, ana the two one
family brick houses, 2lo1 and alls Bas,
Seventh street to M Druss, for invest
Enent.
The sun., 1919-10-23
OTHER SALES IN .fANHArrAH.

EAST sIxTY-sECoND STREET -
Douglass l.. Elli1nan q Co. sold for
Eectus D. LtchaeId the three story
and basement private residence at i6s
East Sixty-second street. i6xs7.i1, 70
client Mr.. Litchheld purchased the
property through the same brokers @
few months ago.
VESbY STREET-Moses Crystal pur-
chased 40 Yesey street, the five story
and loft building. 2bxlo0. from Fred
srick Brown. Harry B. cutner was
the broker.
WEST EIGHTY-FIFrH STREET -
Slawson q Hobbs sold for Sengei XIII
bansky 1bs West Eighty -nfth street, q
tnree story dwelling. 26x50xi02.2, TO q
client fog occupancy.
EAST SEVENTH STREEr-Reis q
Feinbsrs sold the I'VE story tenement,
toxlOo. al 1873 East Seventh street. TO
Solomon Heller. AF't.
WEST iS3D STREET-James II. Crnik-
shank resold TO Celia Liebman the two
Tour story single hats at 536 and 63S
West 1881 street. s5xss1i. M. L. Ro-
senfeld was the broker.
EAST 'sIxTY-sECoND STREET -
Thomas II, Todd sold TO client the
-hye story brick American basement
. house At "a East Sixty SECOND street.
Ar. Todd was broker for the Cross
Realty Company Of Huntington, L. J.
WEST i2sTH STREET -Horsce g. Ely
Co. sold for the New York LAfs In
The sun., 1919-10-23
WATT ESTATE SALE TO-DAY.
Auctioneer VIII Dispose Of -Four
Nassau County Parcels.

Because OF the rarity OF sale Of
acreage at public auction In \ fashion
able section Of the North SHORE of
Nassau county. Long Island. consider
able interest attaches to the Offering to-
day Of the propert les owned by the estate
OF Thomas L. Watt The sale is to Be-
held at IL vesey street. At ~ O'Clock
noon. by the Jere johnson. Jr., Company,
auctio aeers. by order Of the heirs Of tia
Watt estate.
The properties to 30 sold consist Of
four large parcels containing rsspec-
lively approximately 1sM, 2e. 26k and
SIN acres. n tho Immediate vicinity OF
the North Shore (Glenwood) Country
Club, and In the neishborhood Of the
Nassau Country Cub. the Piping Rock
Club and the Eng 'neerv Country Club,
between the Glen Head and the Sea Ciin
stations. on the Oyster Bay Branch of
the Long Island Railroad. and fronting
respectively or Cedar Swamp road and
Glenwood avenue, short distance back
from Hampstead bsrbor.
The sun., 1919-10-23
OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

CROOK AVENUE-Horacs 8. Bly 4
Co. sold fof the American Baptist
Home Mission Society at 66s Brook
avenue. lot. soxss. with four STORY
storehouse.
DECATUR AvENUE--J. C1nrencs Da-
vies sold for sophie Sets TO Margaret
q. Wright at ssss Decatur avenue. q
three family frans detached house
plot S6x1oo.
WEBSTER AVENUE. Clarence Ds.
viee sold the vacant plot. 1osxso. on
the west side Of Webster avenue, SOC
feet south ef Gun HlIl road
sold for Jacob and Liszis 0rundss q
Myron w. Cuddeback the ave story
apartment house at 2616 Briggs ave
EAST 10th ETREET1Bronx Land
Mortgage and Real Estate Company
sold Tor Abraham Dreier the dwelling
ut 81 Dast 11sth street they alsc
slod for Bloomah J. Levine the dwell.
ing at SSe Manila street.
HASSFORD AVENUE - J. Clarenc<
Davies sold for Hannah Rothschild q,
2243 Baseford avenue a two family
frame house. 1f5x74.
bATHGATB AvENUB-A- Bloom sold
Tor the Bonenson Realty Company tc
peny the southeast corner of Bathgats
avenue aud 17eth street. q flve story
apartment build 'ng. 6oxs5.
JACKSON AvENUE-Alexander Seflxin
David MINIS and Harry Katz sold the
three story house. 3s.sxs7.e. at ll1t
Jackson avenue.
CARPENTER AyENUE-Wsi!ssn Pc
ters q Co. sold to Frank Henlre ths
two family house at sss7 Carpcntea
avenue
WESTCHESTER AVENUE Chariei
Fiegel Levy bought q, two story tax
payer. Soxs5. st 7oT and 100 West
chester avenue, extending through e
Jackson avenue.
BATHGATE AVENUD-Ernest Dam
aine sold Tor John Susser a three story
three family brick dwelling. with store
at 1851 Bathgata avenue.
WALLACE AvENUE-William Pentery
& Co tsold for Ericsson Bros to Fred
Essen the two family house at 1871
Wallace avenue.
The sun., 1919-10-23
wEsrcHEsrER DEALS.

Howe q Thompson sold for Luke q.
Van Zandt q plot on 0ednsy Terrace TO
Miss Sarah Cole Of Gedney Farms. White
Plains, who win erect q home on same
in the early spring. and sold for Harry
q. Burns his residence on ChAtterton
Parkway. White PlsinA N. Y. to DR..
George Hall Hyslop Of New York city.
The residence OF Livingston Leeds on
Highland aevnue. Pelham Manor, has
been sold to Arthur w. Burke OF New
York city. George Howe was the broker.
l. p. q H. v. c. Fish sold for MrsL Ed
ward v. e. Lane her property at the cor
nsr Of Park and Meadow roads Scars
ials, in the section known as The
3range," to 8. NORTH Banner. who will
occupy II as his residence. The land
comprises four and one-haif acres. and
was formerly owned and occupied by
Mrs Bradford Ellsworth. daughter Of
George Inness. the artist.
The same brokers also report the sale
of plot on Brite avenue. Scarsdale. for
the Howe Wirmill Holding Corporation
to Mrs Charles M. Kellogg, who will
build q home for her own occupancy.
The sun., 1919-10-23
MORTGAGES.
(with name and address of lender and
Attorney
Downtown.


tsouth of Fourteenth street.)
HUDSON ST. s17-ls. v q. 10 Q Jane st.
to.lxs7.i. irreg. Oct ?l-G & d Manxis-
ssh ssyn to ann. 1nsiass' IA wnn: s,h st.,
RiYINoToN ST. " cor Tompikins *, ''sss AK
Doscher, 81 Haisey st, Bkiyn and sno,
,,i,nsas AZ asys%sys, g, B.lyn. $4,000
s11a pSminlai asss.,sss .Fsss Sii G'ts IA ssS :.
III In. % q: eSnS SiSH sst sssy. hfh Sui SSs co
llSG9 E Esf :; i;S;,s ;.s :! ,;ii;:,s.ssssssS
ss: attys ElkaA v. q a p. iii Broad:
sTxHroN ST. IS. .I;s " Neriteiii. 4 ''Sss sex
ton Impt corpn, IS Park Row. yrs, SIS,
pr mtg $4,000; sttxs JOre J, ~
,ifH' ay; GO, .s,sA 4 ,iSitiiss.' 'i;SSs SiSs
loan. Oct 2o-F william schwisrs 4
Bway, yr. So: atty. N q Co.
,ITa ST. isc W. is.7i1is7..' Oct. cs';;SO0 ;S@
Mtg Co. 1855 Bway. yra bhS.. .ts. eoe
Cast of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets-)
io<rH st. q .. 700 . "a av, SCHOOL,. p1
0fn corSn. ssa FUTON :. Bsisn da. NOV 'i. i.
1924 SM%' atty Title Guar T Go,
Oct si-ssdi: Cohen to Realty oen.tn
Co. a. Court q. ekiyn. Z yrs. sFs. pr
mtg $4,000; attya Jonas = N. iis
SANE pRoP;ERrrIi.. m, Oct ii.s.m: n'sS to
same. yr. s%. pr mtg sAs.7so: s.ty.,
,.TH 1s%i ST. 10 p. !. run: ,sis. i:siss
W e3s 10 University pl tfbl 4 fsx
asIos si iSss e beg. ? m Aug ~
ke.a. & si 'af ssth i'pa & se ,ra.s..s saa' due
Ahuk Is iSas Wsi, So; atty" MontssI%ssy SSs
W itasamueI Sam si' Frisdssrs % % Lincoln M TRUST Ust
CO. ssr. 50! 6th svi attys. Scott. 2,
,aTa osdsr sT. ass E.:. ;i.s uniy.s.isS sshsS
pl. runs 8 77.llx bs.s to " Q University
pi tss sslsx v ilo;iex sw-x +
oas as's soJas to asA Moran e :s 70 SSrS:s; sS S:s
ATTY, 4 s Ssfan.on; 10 s..y.: ..ss;sss
st. J lots each iGTIioo. m mtg.
Of ,TO.ocC. Oct ao~s5 5th Av corpn 10
i. Isls, sT stty.. zaSriskis. K Sd
,sTH ST. ndas q = o,.n sSa'i = sJv m @, i.
Rsss1 Rswt:OoEs' .s.y sh% atty sr%5 Sod
81. sS1st. Dot it-Estats Of John Fssth
TO Emma Friend, Dumont, N J. due Jan
I, ie2s, 81. pr mtg $4,000; atty. a
stsmmuller. 1911 I'd av...........s $4,000
West Side.
Cwsst Of Fifth ayenus,, between Fourteenth
and 10th 'streetA)
ssrH 81. $50 ". n a 'szss.s. . m. Oct
z-Thos Hsaisy to Chas ShOr.Inslsr.
iss W sist e. : yrs 50, pr mtg 5000
.rrM assyi 81 s'asrdSFf sss ,n,. III n"1S Set $500 100
MsSr.es' Hudson Hsixhts. N ). sas Nov
!. 1910. s%i atty. A Fsrms. is1 Broad.
ssTR ST. u ". $. iiIioS:s. . m. M oet Ct. i,
,sn.s q Al,Ss fIS% Oct BsT
! q. due ian / isas; s. sttya Mont:
i oet -ids Sinseufs G 'aaa'. ana .ao .5ris is Hy n
SCI 4, i',s ~: sssss sSans:, X y y
4, oc. so:-oirsetors REALTY Holding Z Corn ri;
70 Pauline Besttjen. Independsnos Az
ss.oss! % atty. ssaai.l' y 4, M p s.sss. @.s
"Ss Ss. issssS }ss;S W.: i Ssasssi: s
SSaS' atty. huS1s' T aS' Il. t'f g. NJ &:Ii u
| NJ ''''''''''....'''.'. $4,000
/ Uptown
(AanhAttan Island. north Of 10th stnsst.
s ss !. .Ss sishs.. has.:'i a..s;. IL; Sf. g..
:se.s%s atty. asi'' r'a I r.. d. fss DE srcas %s.
l,sTk 81. Ii; W, :. 'i;isiii. Oct y 100 80
w.ssrv. ysnnis .svsss to sarah NJ Taylor. los
yrs w 81; atty. T T Co. lIs
lsTH ST. '5s W. 5. issIiCc.ii.. %
oct ll--Eva PoiIsck and sno 10 GUS.
tsye Jarstsky. 1854 7th Av, due Jan is,
The sun., 1919-10-23
HOTEL BUYS ADOPTION.

Ths Monterey Hotel Company has pur-
u1Ased from the Chelsea Realty Com
psoy through slawson 4 Hobbs the
plot ssxi5e. on the south side OF
Ninsty-ffth street. 100 feet east OF
Broadway. Tor the purpose Of building
an addition 70 the present hotel at the
northeast corner Of Broadway and
Nlnety-fourth street Five years ago
the cornsr. covering 22x1oo. was I'M
proved with a twelve story building and
two years later the company added to
this property l2x175 and q thirteen
story building.
The sun., 1919-10-23
BUYS "wAsHINGToN HEIGHTS y

Philip Meyrowitx who, purchased re-
Gently the Nathan hale apartments al
the southeast corner Of Fort Washing
ton avenue end 1slst street, has bought
from Arnold Kaiser $3.50 Broadway
northeast corner OF i5eth street. six
story elevator building. on q plot leox
1eN known a. the Washington Heights
Tne structure contains forty-five apart
msnts and seven stores and rents Tor
tso.eoo Norbert Kaiser negotiated the
deal - =
The sun., 1919-10-23
SCHULTZ CO.'S LATEST LEASE,

Murray Apfelbaum leased the corner
store at Broad and East Grand streets.
Elizabeth N. J., now occupied by the
United Candy Company. at an aggre-
gate rental of $780, 900. TO the Schultz
Cigar Company. The lessees are John
ana Peter Tutilis who recently leased
the entire building at an aggregate
rental Of s26o.0o0 from L. r. Hsrsh q
Bro. Elisabeth. who are the owners
The sun., 1919-10-23
OUT OF TOWN TRANsAorroys.

8. 8. waistrum-Gordon q Foriman sold
for Robert u Muller his home on sheri-
dan Boulevard. Hohokus, N. j., to Phiilip
b! Insraham Of Rutherford, N. j.: also
for Matt Phelps his home. Rodney
street. Glen Rock. 70 II. A. Mayfarth OF
Jersey City. and for tho Highwood Land
Company 70 Warren Allabough 20 Kan
ilworth place. Glen Rock
Meistsr Builders. Inc, purchased from
+. q. Lynch the twenty-nins one family
brick houses on a plot 1exl0o fifteen
houses on Chestnut street. e7a TO e9l
Chestnut street, and fourteen houses on
Devan street. TOT to 72b Devan street,
Arlington, N J.
The sun., 1919-10-23
LUNCH 90. IN TWO LEASES.

L. J. Phillips q Co. leased for the
Gramont Holding Company. T. j. Nc
Laughlin president, the Ave story re-
modelled building at 21e West Thirty
fourth street for twenty-one years at q
net rental to the C. q L Lunch Com
pany. Tho same brokers also leased
the adjoining modernized building at 214
West Thirty-fourth street for twenty
one years to the same concern. The
total consideration approximatas $780,
geo. Tho properties are opposite the
eptrance to the Pennsylvania station. ,
The sun., 1919-10-23
sHUBERTs ENLARGE SITE.

J. B. English has leased for Roberta
F. Frank the four story garage, ,75x
100. at 225 to 231 West Forty-ninth
street for q term of twenty-one years
10 Lee and J. J. Shubert., The same
broker recently leased the adjoining
100 feet at 215 to 223 West Forty-ninth
street to the same lesseea
The sun., 1919-10-23
srEBBINs co. IN Two DEALS.

Tho Stebbins Realty and Construction
Company. J. Malino president. has pur-
chased from the william r. Kenny Com
pany the southeast corner of Sherman
avenue and l65th street, Tho Bronx, 0
five story twenty family apartment
house. 1880. renting for $4,000: also
from the Lawyers Mortgages company
1855 West Thirty-frst street, a-four story
dwelling. 20x70. near Seventh avenue
and the Pennsyivania Depot, and one of
the few properties in this block not
owned by the railroad
The sun., 1919-10-23
LONG ISLAND SALES.

John r. Scott rented for Mra Aiics
Everdell her house on Broadway, Hsw.
lett. l. l.. TO Philip Ebling, and, with
Dougias Gibbons q Co.. Mra C. X.
Brackstt's house on Central avenue,
Woodmere. to II. Ogden Wood, Jr.
with Pease q Gilman tho Edwards Her.
rick Chiids place to MIRA Gordon e. Far
quharson; for George r. Hurd his house
on Hriarwood Crossing. Cedsrhurst, to
John Auchincloss; for Mrs. Johnston
Livingston her place on tho East Rocka-
way road. Hewlett. 10 Mrs. L. II. Taylor
and the Smith Carman house on Brewer
avenue. Woodmere. to Bowdsn waahins.
ton Of Cambridge. Masa
The sun., 1919-10-23
QUEENS TRANSACTIONS,

The Lewis II. May Co. sold for the A
n Ansbachsr estate the vacant property
on the east side OF Beach Sixty third
street. fronting on the Atlantic OCEAN, al
Arvern@ Consisting Of 10 lots. to Max
N. NatAnson.
Realty Associates sold II Melville
place. q two story brick. two family
dwelling. 20x62x1o0. In Richmond HIN
section. to Helen C. Mathiex. Henry
Mollenhauer. Jr.. was the broker.
The sun., 1919-10-23
BUYS EroN AND RUGBY HALL,

Frederick Brown has purchased from
Edmund Coffin the two eleven story
apartment heusee known ~ Elton HAN
snd Rugby Han At 20 70 IS Claremont
avenue. facing Columbia University. The
structures stand on . plot l12x100 and
had bean in the possession Of the seller
since 1918 DWIGHT. Archibald q Perry
were the brokers In the transaction.
The sun., 1919-10-23
RBsELLs ash BROADWAY.

Norman 9, Riesenfeld resold the ave
ssnry business building. ?sx2eo. at 4si
broadway. extending through to 81
Mercer street. to L Abraham. Mr..
Aiesenfeld purchased the property last
Brown
The sun., 1919-10-23
eHrLDs co. LEASES ON i4TH ST.

The ChiIds Company has leased from
Francis B. Bridge and Others the
building At ~ East Fourteenth street,
witt an L to l23 University place.
adjoining the SPRINGER Hotel at the
southeast corner Of Fourteenth street
And University place. The lease Is for
twenty years. from May 1. 1890, at o
rental ranging from $4,000 to $4,000
snnually.
The sun., 1919-10-23
IN THE AUCTION nooSrs.
lat II vDsEy STREET.
By Henry Brady.

3, T. .ty St Sids. siii.sasi.itis.sssw
Elisa Walker ags Moses zimmsrman n
witt: haurios Block. ref; due. Sis,-
ss7.ss; taxes. &o. sl.ssS.o1i 70 A Hottie
Ter 1880.
BY Joseph p. Dag.
CLINTON sT, g. 2 $50 . Riyington
agt Samuel Newman OF al: atty. Henry
9 Cook; Alan c Doig. ref; due. SIS,
6ss7T; taxes SO. tS4b.i6; to Joseph
lat Saos THIRD AvENUD.l
BY James J. Donovan.
VAN NEST AVE. 7Bs, n .. 50 W waiiaos
av, T5Klo0-Heinrich w Schultz agi
Simpson Constr Co ct al; atty, Louis
Plsshst Morris Frank, ref; due. a.
piainti6 fer sLe9e.
The sun., 1919-10-23
Charming Colonial Home

Nine rooms, Q baths, garage, beautifully
Handicapped, corner plot In restricted COM
munity, 21 minutes from Pennsylvania
Station House is finished throughout
with every modern convenience, An ideal
homo at attractive price, with con-
gvenient terms to a responsible party For
plans, Photographic. terms. etc, e. O.
SNYDER. So Vanderbilt Ave, N. Y. Room
1909. Tel Vanderbilt 1857.
The sun., 1919-10-23

TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
The sun., 1919-10-23
NORTH SHoRE, LONG ISLAND.

Send for photographs. plans and full par
ticulars of the fifteen Colonial cottages We
are building in Broadway Flushing and
westmorland thrst station this side of
to ten rooms. one to three baths; every
modern convenience. garage II desired;
first -class in every respect, built by the
day; large plots, restricted neighborhood;
station on the property; 81 to 2s minutes
from PennsylvaTia Station; one block from
RICKERT-BROwN REALTY COMPANY.
So Vanderbilt Avenue. Telephone Murray
HiIl 1880
The sun., 1919-10-23

FOR SALE-Unusually attractive all the
year home; new Colonial brick dwelling.
with garage; hrst floor has large living
room, dining room. kitchen. extra toilet
and laundry in basement; second floor. .
bedrooms tiled bath; interior finished
throughout in white enamel woodwork and
mahogany finished doors; parquet floors
throughout: hot water heat. gas, electricity
sewer &C; restricted section; no asses
ments; 5 minutes walk to large park and
bathing; one block express station, Is min
utes Grand Central, scent fare: $4,000
cash required. balance on terms. For plan
and photo call, write or phone ]. S.
wITHERS. So Vanderbilt AV., N. Y, Room
Tel XandArhilt 1hR1-
The sun., 1919-10-23

% s S: g, i'; IS; atty. IT, Ann. a.'ts Gully, y
JHhoan ass .:sss ~ sis Bedford I.ss &c
ss.! ssS: asi, i! .,:'h a, =. ~; ssS
"s Il, III 4 s:. !: s.i' ::
900: Dot 10; atty. klsimsr d K. ass
LOT $s.Is.. &4s 4s,.s::,.:: s:::ss ::i ~
ss''sE %a..:!P sep eerpn. ss sss s sept is
''sah ssl.. 80 ysaa 6sIi.a ,1s 1s1ls'H " AZ Z
%ts S,tSS &C. ssi atty. Lawyers T 4
yonScsf 81 AZ AZ. s-sy; liz Hom. :; ;o.,,'.Oo
ch.s Risssr to Ms. K.iiin. 81 c tn .t
and ens; mtg ss.9sS. Oct l; atty. Law.
riSaToa Ss1; 1v Sssr ''s .y,iaios.i1sul,:.:: sl::
Az. cSroes. Z I Dot Il atty. Lawyers
AMuSpsoS Az. x .. rs . N.i.ca' AZ. 'ise is1
IA " itsd ., mtg 7. 700, os. si'%sa, 81 assa,
Sr.sf kss.l % isss Eoa1faio~ ssas .s .aS e
sno. mtg ,,!iii;io, 90. u; atty. TIL:
cs1rIaM i. i5sisyr.si rs1iss s {. Gin.,:ts a.sss 4
ssdT;A SCI .,s w. r:i. ss'sFs Ss.l' @4s' c'ss
ooSokIDdE sS Nv 81. 'iiii Z iiGtS St 500 = .
iii 70 s.s!p.i.ssid Estate. % . ~ sorpa. =
mtg t5,oeS. Oct III atty. ritis ouSr a I
wSssrsR xv. W toi,.ii SSa Hi. "a. "a
s,csr v .en . 10 to Pscstsr ~ q !
to M.1xt o wright. sIs Wisn,s W.isss AZ. ss,ts mtg
$1,000. Oct Q; atty. Title Guar Co. .iis
DAILY Av. ioso, :. isi.iSc.iio-Ei,s' y
Robinson to Sarah Ra~in. io4s Forest
sv mtg els.seo Oct II; atty. Title Guar
A co, iTs Bway. ...........:.... .tieo
Carter av, the block--Wm Bush ct al
70 Pleasant Amussmsnts. Inc. Ito w 42d
st. mtg SIS, 900. Sept so; atty. Title Guar
NELSON Av. va 100 n BSseobsi av. "
ts.sx lsx s.sx n ak . ~ to ss = .
The sun., 1919-10-23

81 0RIDh A 10 acre grApe fruit grove
for sale At bargain COMBS. Room ar,
ts5 5th Ave Phone Madison Square s3as.
The Washington times., 1919-08-17

Il came by the night mail. "
There was an exclamation Of sur
prise. 81 was very anxious to
get home. Aunt Sarah" desperate
ly, Il am In trouble, and / want
your advice. May l tell you all
about it?"
Lady Slrah looked gravely into
the girlish face with her kind, wise
eyes, and recognized how real the
trouble was. This was not the bril-
liant beauty, the petted favorite Of
society; it was a woman with a
secret Of which she was afraid.
"Of course" she said, kindly,
tell me what you like. II | cannot
help you, you know that / shall at
least respect your confidence"
Well" she added, after a mo-
ment, as Norah sat struggling with
her thoughts, els 1t so difficult to
speak? VIII it help you If say
that yours viii not be the first
secret by many that has been con-
fided to me, and that more than one
OF them had danger In IT."
There is not only danger in
mine, there Is possible shame, too
shame and disgrace" A wave Of
color swept over her face as she
force1 the words out. Lady Sarah
was -tartled.
Il hope you are exaggerating," /"
she said, graYely. Il cannot asso-
ciate such words with You. But let
me hear all ABOUT it, then we win
see what can be done"
Then came the halting and tear
ful confession.
THAT is the whole story" Norah
said, when she had finished. Il do
not think have omitted anything.
Have you ever known a more awful
position? l am on the edge Of a
precipice."
at Is bad enough, certainly"
Lady Sarah said, in shocked. sur
prise. "0hl you foolish child.
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should never have thought you
would have been so mad, though !
was afraid you had a fancy for
that Frenchman, and, unfortunate
ly, EstcOurt played into his hands.
/ knew he was making a mistake; /;
but he is just one Of those proud,
obstinate, unsuspicious men who
won't liz ten to reaAOn. II / had
hinted to him that he left you too
much with that accomplished
scoundrel, he would have knocked
me down. At least, he would have
wanted to-"
Il know know" Norah cried,
remOrsefully. HE is so loyal so
trusting, that is why he would
never forgive me If he knew what
/ had DONE"
mo. / don't think he would"
Lady Sarah said, thoughtfully.
"The Estcourts are a stiff-necked
race, though won't say l don't ad-
mire them for having the courage
of their opinions in this generation
Of amiable nonentities. But as you
have given your secret away to
Olga Lethbridge, l don't see how
you can keep Estcourt from know
ing it. Fate served you a shabby
trick there, my dear; another
woman might have been generous,
but she"- She finished with a
shrug of her shoulders.
"Yes, know she is my enemy;
am prepared for that. But l am
going to fight her." throwing up her
head. Il am going to fight her for
all l am worth. Oh, won't you help
me?" dropping on her knees by
Lady Sarah. 81 am not a bad
woman; you needn't mind helping
me; you won't be doing Ralph any
wrong. l love. him with all my
heart, as I know now that he loves
me- It would spoil his life as well
as mine If anything came between
u.s."