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OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

EAST 10th STREET,. Clarence
Davies sold for Margaret Mott to
James Jackson lat East l50th street.
/ two story frame house, on lot 1864
1876 a
HOE AVENUE-Samuel Cowen sold
1175 Hoe avenue, two family dwell
ing, for Mr.. Bale.
DAVIDSON AVENUE-M y. Larkin
sold the southwest corner of Davidson
avenue and i90th street. three story
residence, 67x96 for ]. Beckman
CARPENTER AVENUE--Charles Edel-
son sold for Hildah whispeel 4o24
Carpenter avenue. two story and
basement dwelling. with garage, lax
los
WEEKS AvENUE-The Union Chemical
Glassware Company and A. Fl. Levy
sold the fve story nat house, s4xsb, at
the southwest corner of Weeks avenue
and 17sd street TO Samuel Rubin. The
property was held at $4,000.
EAST 1ssTH STREET-Cenn & Pitt
man sold the dwelling at S31 East
1sSth street to Abraham Stern and
Hyman Stern. Ernest Damiano was
the broker
BEACH AVENUB-Charles A. Weber
sold for Harry H. Herche 1135 Beach
avenue two family dwelling, 25x100,
to Mrs Louisa Fischer.
EASD 184TH STREBT-James Mont
gomery & Son sold for Dewitt Newton
TO John Code the dwelling at 422 East
hath street
FOX STREET--Kaplan q Blaekner sold
for the Mslex Realty Corporation, Max
N 'Natanson president, 756 Fox street,
northeast corner OF 156th street, a
five story apartment house, 4hxl00.
GRAND AVENUf-M. B. Martin sold
for ]. BeckmRn the southeast corner
of Grand avenue and l90th street. a
three story dwelling. 67x106.
RIVER AVENUE-Cahn & Pittman pur-
chased from Peter r. Clark and Cath
crime Clark the two and a half story
dwelling at 2os7 1syer avenue, 25x94.
VALENTINE AVENUB-Cahn e. Calm
bought 1880 Valentine avenue, two
story house, 25x1O0, from Florence
Zimmerman through John Williams.
FINDLAY AVENUE+--A client Of Leo
SchAfran purchased from Sigmund
Ascher 1854 to 1880 Findlay avenue,
Ave four story apartment houses, each
on plot 36x100.
KELLY STREET-Meister Builders,
Inc, purchased 1910 Kelly street, near
167th street, three story frame house.
ALEX AMBER AVENUE-JohnL l., PEN
dergast sold for Agnes Walsh to Susan
Vaughan the dwelling, 20xS1,6. at 16G
Alexander avenue.
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REAL ESTATE NEWS,
NOTES AND GOSSIP
Block Front on New Street
Bought by Rafael del Cas-
tellO & Co.
THE NATHAN HALE SOLD
Auto Company Leases Property
at Corner Of Broadway
and seth Street.

Next to the auction sale OF the Van
ccrtlandt property the most interesting
feature In the realty field yesterday was
the announcement that the Charles f.
Noyes Company and the Brown Vince
lock Company had completed the pur-
chase of all interests in the property at
II and 16 Beaver street for the account
OF Rafael del Castillo & Co., one of the
most prominent South American export
and import houses In the city. The pur-
chasing firm owns Its own buildings
In the larger South American centres
fast growing army of business concerns
that have bought their own homes to
save themselves from being squeezed
Of Manhattan.
The property affected by the sale
fronts on three streets and includes the
entire block front on New street, be-
tween Beaver and Marketfield streets.
On the New street side it is directly OPP
posite the Produce Exchange. 1t has a
frontage of 1913 on Beaver and 2S.s on
Marketfeld street. The site is at pres
ent occupied by a five story office build
'hks the ntW OWhcIb hhNo~
stoned an architect to remodel this struc-
ture so extensively that the finished
product will be to all intents and pur-
poses a new building, perhaps taller
than the present one. The entire invest
nent will represent an outlay of about
100000.
The Castillo company is now located
at - State street. 1t has been In busi-
ness for sixty years, and is now under
the active control of Rafael Castillo. his
brothers and two sons Mr.. Castillo
said yesterday that he was convinced he
had purchased the best bit of property
in the city for his purposes n'.
TT is in the heart of the import, ex-
port, shipping and financial district"
said the head of the purchasing f1rm-
with 140 feet of direct street light in
our favor we intend to make our build
Ing the finest Individual office structure
of Its kind down town"
The remodelled structure will contain
about $4,000 square feet of Office space
and will be occupied exclusively by the
new owners.
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OMAHA RIOTER CONFESSES.
Admits Completely In Attempted
... Lynching of Mayor,

OMAHA, Neb,. Oct, 14.-Leonard Web
ster, advertising designing artist, ar
rested last night for instisation In con
neotion with the iynching of WIN Brown,
negro; the burning Of the Court House
and the attempted lynching OF Mayor
Smith In the riot Of September IS. has
confessed his completely, according ia
the chief of detectives
Whom shown the revolver with which
he ID alleged to have struck the Mayor
over the head. Webster cried "T'hat's
itW Then he tainted IN his cell. sew
eral bullets had been discharged from
the revolver, which Webster Is said tc
have confessed he fred In the body OF
the negro.
Webster is employed by the Omaha
World-Herdld, an Is alleged by police
"a. have taken the revolver from the
desk Of another slhplOyes of the paper
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SELLS ANOTHER ZIG HOLDING.

In accordance with its recently an
nounced plan of disposing of some of its
large holdings the United States Realty
and Improvement Company has sold the
eight story and basement fireproof build
ing at the southeast corner of Spring
and Mercer streets to an investor through
L. l.. Tanenbaum. Strauss q Co. The
property was valued at $275.000.
Other sales made by the same COM
pany within the past two months include
the Everett Building, on the northwest
corner of Union Square and Fourth ave-
nue., which was erected ten years ago
the Federal Sugar Building at 81 Wall
street; 1873 to 132 West Thirtieth street
1900 lots at Kings Highway, Flatbush.
and rs Park place.
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AUTO CO. LEASES ON BROADWAY.

The o. B. Potter property at the
northwest corner of Broadway and
Fifty-sixth street has been leased for a
long term of years to an automobile
company, which will use a large por-
tion of the site after the expiration OF
the present leases. The property Is one
of the largest available plots on Broad
way, south of Fifty-ninth street II
contains $4,000 square feet ground area
and the building contains 1850 square
feet Of floor area. go ~
The corner building is now occupied
by the Studebaker company and the
broadway frontage by the Boe-tner Mo
Tor Car Company, the Saxon company
and Louis Jandorf. The four story
building at Fifty-sixth street Is occu-
yied by the United Motors Service Com
pany. The Cross & Brown Company
negotiated the lease and will manage the
entire property.
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AssIGNAENTs OF MORTGAGEs.
Manhattan


ssrH ST. in B-Myron straus 80 Ciar-
sncss Folsom y z city; attys SSshm
.sra Ps ST. Isl = w % mts :soGAb. a.
and ano 70 RUBY Resa. ss57 Bwsy;
w Ash NspiTFs Ia sway hii, wal
atty. Title Guar T co. Ns broad !,
..p ST. iiii:5;s wv-csntrar' Union trust atUSt
Co to Franklin Saw Bank. $50 SIN av;
STU ST. ais E1L+wyors Mtg CO TO Bent
Lawyers T T Co. $50 Bway .;2S. 300
FRANKLIN Ay, n e cor 10th st. aLsx1oo
oGDsni Brady and ano. sdmrs to Title
Guar Co. i7s 20 away atty Ti Uds
NORRIS Az. 3 $. s7flI . Burnside 'sv, as
sioo-Timethy sullivan to Conrad
W.T., so7 q l62d sti atty. Conrad witt,
so soul Il iSia sst6uiL,EvARp. it5i-.-John
Appleby to sara Appleby. Glen Cove
aaua IL atty Thle Guar q Co. l,S
PoPHAM Xv, i7sS, also land in N 7
suSH,yGS:tIy sim M v 70 Harry rsy
roRpHAM Az ESrESssiRo Sy 49, So
sroesiyns ~ e1r' to jennie D stliiSeRii a' !
West Fordhsm av. City Island; atty, J
CondSn; I,ss Westminster av4;'a 800
25xlo5 .ll-Lydia Giren 10 Annie Werner
81 W g. st. MT Vernon. n. Z; atty T 7
yII ifS 81. sss ..'n i. Guar CO s't 10
attys, strasbourger q s, ~ Bway. $500
CITY ISLAND AV, 9. loo Q Ditmar av,
loasx2as; Vickery Lane. Q. adj land
william Birrell, 60x7s.6--Samuel W
Murphy, Bklyn. exr, TO Jennie ID still
well, West Fordham av, city Island ;
atty, J Condor, l4os Washington av, 2
DlsBROW PL. .. 54.11 W City OF Mount
Vernon. Box14S-Reotor, &C, st Johns
Episcopal Church of Tuekahoe, n Y, to
Norris KirseAner, 500 W itsth at; attys,
N Kirschner 4 Son, ls q ssd st IS, 900
ROAD from williamsburg to westches-
ter. g. adj land James Robinson.
- Elisha s Erlangsr to Lawyers
Title d 7 Co. $50 Bwayi atty. Lawyers
Title 4 T Co. 100 Bway. 80. .S2i,O0
BARNES Az, tot2-Hudwili Corpn to
Hudson p Rose Co, w t5th st: atty.
Hudson p Ross Co, W 18th st. .....si
PARAMOUNT Pl, 7s2-Title Guar a T
sy' atty. 2 J Martin, SO' Fremont
EREEMAN ST, slO-BmIi s asbler to
Agnes II Nohn; atty. Title Guar h T
SANE PR6P.RTY-Iis:n..' ii Noina 20 70
, Eleanor Hurliman; atty, same .S3 400
SAME PRoPERTY-Eleanor Huffman
to Title dusr q Co, i7s Bway; atty,
00n
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SH%; atty. T Stern. ~ Park
FOREST Nv :, iio.is lisa It. sseiS
irfes,-Juiius J kissssr to Dora Frank.
j Levi.on. iSs 3 issth st. 81. o6G
lssTH ST ms laS W jerome av., 25xloO
Brokerage Co, 25s E lssth ct, Oct g.
due, AZ. a. per bond; atty. Levison, 2ss
a,ap 81 /. iisie white Plain; sv'
s2.ie.HogsI De Angeles e Ollie
VI. So; atty. A Baeohlsr. 1iss u Tre.
LOT D. Gect y. map Morii. r.tt. :ciilsSs
sv. Ossining, N Y. Oct 10. 5 yrs e%
atty. Thomas W Henry. $50 Nassau
LOT les. map Harrington e.,:t:- iMs:Eso
= Clark to sybila Berehtold. t1o ~ lssd
,H st it, 81 Tu ai aI =, 'e csul Il:
LoTs ,'s ana iss. map ty.. iv R ss;Hey
Co-Masdalena @ Ausslettl to Railroad
Cooperative B L Assn, ios Park av
Oct II, instals, So; atty, crandali.
lsS PaSk Row. .......,.,...... 500
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sHENK BUYS TAXPAYERS.

Joseph Shenk purchased the two and
three story taxpayers at Westminster
and Union avenues and 15Sth street, on
plot cookbook irregular, containing fif-
teen stores on the street floor and the
Burland Casino on the upper floor, from
the Union Westchester Realty Company,
q subsidiary Of the State Bank. through
Kaplan & Blaekner as brokers. The
property was held at $4,000.
Mr.. Shenk also purchased from a
client of r. Gainsberg the four story
private dwelling, on lot 2ox100, at 147
West 1l9th street through Blum &
Sohrieber. brokers, held at $4,000
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house brought $4,000 each. More in
terest was displayed also when the
broadway lots about 400 feet south Of
251st street. on which there are three
attractive single family houses renting
for s25 q month. were put up. The
houses and lots with adjoining lots
brought an average Of $4,000 Q lot
There was more spirit displayed when
Beck's Hotel, on Broadway. about $50
feet north Of Spuyten Duyvii Parkway.
was put up. The three lots containing
the hotel went to one buyer for $3.50
each. II. Rosenberg paid $500 Tor the
lot adjoining on the north. and the adj
Joining lot on the south brought the
same price,
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan

LEXINGTON Av, 2O26-2s, s str-JosI NJ
MARX TO Max schwagsr, lss 10 l0lst st,
yrs from May l. 1919; atty. Charles
PHEASANT Av, s42, n str, bsksshop and
apt on Ist f-Vslentins Diehi TO William
w,szisnd, on pTsmissn : yrs from May /.
5sTH sT., iii W. sil-jos' ii oc;lab,st. 't TO
Hattis Levinson and Anna T Wahl. 90
RIVSRsibk Drive, ass apt 81. six ' a@
Colosseum Realty corpn to Fred ] FOote,
1874 yrs rsnwi attys, White q Case,
SANE PRoPER;T1. sp, ii on St $40 10
Nov is. 1917. attys. same, .'.,,.';s 75o
Sd Az. lllo, upper frs and pt Of cellar
;s T KeSrns g william Won Der Horst,
ELDRiDdE ST. 81, I'd a and ssllsry-. .Sao
arlass REALTY ssS'tg SSaIsm GO 70
ostrowsr. yrs fron, May i. 1919; atty,
Par. sRa AZ im $50 On 'R sh IN $50 p ss
Gorpn TO lryipg ! elooTipsdsls,. $50
renew; atty, Herman Weiss. isl u Dsti
bs Ia ts',isS sia ii
TIL a0I a1 lsho sGsIfs 'OS A fas
and snS. 20 yrs from Feb l. 1890 y's ati ~
D Fliashniek, so2 Bway, Is 900 and 50, SOC
10Th 81 l22 IL, 5. 2sxloo; II, ATLAS
Convent ay, 81 yrs from Sept l, 1919
atty. Norris n Bsehsr, 500 Bwsy. 50. oOt
44TH sT II Z, .sll-syrsty Realty CO to
81 yrs from May !, ipigi lazy. sam mi
TTH xw. lso. ST. and IL iah-Krim
kS%x is'sn Y from sG 9ia f 'iSsc.a atty ~
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.


l2lsT ST, $. 200 4th av, lgxiOo. lii
1855; atty Isaaes. ...,....,.,....' 5000
10TH ST, 81 WIN J Rodsnbseh to
Clara q French Thompson. 1865 Sac
Ian @ hitting, 20 SAD ct. Jan 80 lso9
atty, VIM Lsiteh, 81 Pine st. tls,ooO
chamax r q G Co. 40 Bwsy, to RUBY
Reed, $685. Hway. Nov 2. 1915 atty,
Fredk Lose, IS Nassau st,..,....,ylo, 900
Louis Rappaport and samuel Epstein to
Omaha, Ssb. April s. 1906 atty, 4
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RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

Everett NJ. Seixas Company leased the
furnished apartment at l West Sixty
fourth street to C. M. Ruef and at l6s
East Seventy-nlnth street to Mrs. A,
Knorr unfurnished apartments in the
new building at lie West Seventy
seventh street. TO Sidney Gordon, James
T. Martin, Elizabeth V. Gibson, Hubert
Linseott, Dr, Arthur Palmer, Perry
Dorsa, Margaret n, Blson. Edward ia
oobs. Marie Sorley, David Glielnan,
George A, Nichols,
The Houghton Company leased apart
ments at l75 and 1T West Ninety-thlrd
street 70 Dr. Maurice stern, Mark Levy.
Mrs Emily BouiAngsr land William
pisch
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HLArBUsH APARTMENT SALE.

Henry L. Battermsn sold three four
story apartment houses at the northwest
corner of Bedford avenue and Lenox
road. F1atbush. fronting zoo feet on
Bedford avenue and 100 feet on LenOx
road. The property Yields a yearly rem
tai Of about $4,000. and II was an
nounced that the price paid was $685.
coo. The buyer 10 an investing client Of
D. o. Gsrstsnfeld.
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The selective draft was praised by
Prof. Franklin IL, Giddings, the socio-
logist OF Columbia University, In an ad-
dress last night at the Horace Mann
high School, as having compelled pa
triotism and .squelched pro-German sem
timent. DR.. GiddiRgs referred to the
process by which the United States en-
tered the war and to the economic con-
ditlons OF 1914. when. he said. Amer
leans INDUCED In an orgy of spending
and luxury from which the country Is
new suffering He described that tina
as a fools paradise"
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WASHINGTON AVENUE SALE.

Philip Meyrowitz purchased the Ma
than Hale, a six story apartment house
at the southwest corner of Washington
avenue and 1S1st street, held at S750,000,
from the Nathan Hale Realty Company.
1t occupies a plot 17Sx145 and accommo-
annual rental of about $4,000. Mr..
Meyrowitz holds leases on the two ad-
joining apartments and several others
In the vicinity.
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THE GOTHAM CHANGES HANDS.

J. Anthony Minott has sold for Juanita
Trask to the Hortense Calvet Realty
Company the Gotham at 242 and 244
West Forty-ninth street, a seven story
elevator apartment house, 40xl00, con-
tanning twenty-one apartments. and
Welding a total yearly rental of over
$50, 900. ]. Douglas Wetmore. attorney,
represented the purchaser,
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SALE ON RIVERSIDE DRIVE.

Ieitner, Brener & Starr sold to a client
for the Globe Realty Operating Corpora
ton, Paul Gomberg president, the six
story elevator apartment house, 10Sx100,
at 64s Riverside Drive. The annual
rental is $4,000 and the property was
held at s250OO0
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nnsELLs WATER ST. BUILDING.

Norman q. Riesenfeld resnld tho six
story business building. 23xs5. at 81
Water street. which he purchased last
week. Samuel prody, real estate in
weston. was the purchaser. Dean & Co.
were the brokers.
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lots at oceanside Park to-mo N. The
lots are about mile from ca At South
Bay. The property Is about two and
one-half miles from Long Beach. 1t Is
located between the Long Island Rail
road station and the Long Beach Boule-
ward. p,
oceanside Park is year round col
ony with many large residences Fifteen
more houses are under construction at
present The colony Ia only thifty-five
minutes from the Pennsylvania Ter
minal and has its own railroad station.
1t Is connected with Great South Bay
by a canal. The property contains all
improvements, including electric lights,
gas water. sewers. cement sidewalks and
curbs.
The sale will be continued Friday and
Saturday. The terms of sale call for
the payment of 10 per cent, OF the bid
on the day of sale and 40 per cent on
the delivery of the deed. Fifty per cent.
will be allowed to remain on mortgage
and Liberty bonds will be taken at par.
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FURNIsHED HOUSES WANTED.

WANTED TO RENT-Furnished house
BY responsible couple with one child viii
Lease until June LIST with option q buying,
Give full description with sale price and
rent expected. when could we havs pos
sessionf W. Fl. T.. Sun office.
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OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

SEVENTH AvENUE-George r. Mar
tin sold 2295 Seventh avenue, a three
story dwelling, 16.Sx75, near 1s5th
street.
WEST 10TH sTREET--A. r. Briggs
sold 61S West 179th street. a three
story dwelling, 17x1Oo
WEST 10Th STREET---John p. Leo
sold 131 to 1877 West 129th street, a
six-story elevator apartment house
and a three story dwelling on a com
bned plot. 75x1o0 between Lenox and
Seventh avenues. .-.'
SECOND AVENUB-George N. Bruno
& Co. sold to f. Finecchio the
four-story tenement with stores,
a5x75, at 20sT Second avenue
WEST SIXTY-NINTH STREET.. ].
Phillips & Co. sold for tho First
National Bank of Hoboken the dwell
ing, 21.Sx100.5, at Ill West Sixty
ninth street.
WEST Hath STREET-Louis Block
and Benjamin Locker sold 155 and
1877 West 145th street, a six-story
apartment. 40x10o. for the Weiss
Lemlein Holding Company to Irving
Rachrach and Ira Rosenstock.
WEST 123D STREET-Louis Block
sold for David Crystal & Co. Sal
West 1880 street, a five-story apart
ment, 44xi00.
WEST 1s1sT SrREET-Frederick H.
Hettling sold to BENJAMIN Bernstein.
client of Isidor Feder1nan, $40 West
1s1st street, $50 feet from the sub
way station, fve7atory twenty
family modern apartment, 50x100.
ARDEN STREET-The e. r. A. Realty
Company sold 25 Arden street. q Ave-
story apartment. 37x11o.
CONVENT AVENuE-A. II. Levy sold
for Louis e. Kleban and his, asso-
GATES to Abraham Zanderer, repre-
scented by Samuel Wacht, Jr., attor-
ney, the hve-story apartment house
at los and 10s Convent avenue. on a
plot 72x100. 1t was recently acquired by
the sellers from the Emigrant Saw
ings Bank Phillip ID. Shapiro, attor-
nay, acted for Mr., Kleban.
WEST 1S0TH STREET-G. Goldreyer
sold for Mendel Pressberger SOB to
EOS West 130th street. three ffve-
story apartments.
WEST 160TH STREET-Mrs. Rose
Soloman of Salt Lake City. Utah,
represented by Jacob 1. Berman, at
torney, bought through Charles Ber-
lin from A. Quinn 556 West 160th
street, a five.story new law apart
ment house. s7.6x100. near Broadway.
EAST SEvENTY-FOURTH STREET
william B. May Company sold IL
East Seventy-fourth street, a four
story. twenty-foot dwelling.
EAST 10TH STREET-Ella NJ. Muir
ply sold g. East 116th street, a Ave
story fat on lot 20x10011.
EAST 122D STREET5The three story
frame house. 12.6x5o.5. at $50 East
1924 street, has been sold by the Full
ton Trust Company through David
Henry.
WEST SEvENTY-EIGHTH STREET
J. Anthony Minott sold for Lucille
Slade PIG West Seventy-eighth street,
a four story dwelling, 16.sx102.2.
WEST NTY-SEVENTH STREET
Mrs c. Newman, represented by
Kursman q Frank. attorneys. sold the
four-story dwelling, on a lot 20x10o.S.
at Ill West Seventy street.
LEXINGTON AVENUE-Mendel Pres
berger bought the six-story store and
Office building known as the Security
Bank Building. at the northeast corner
OF Lexington avenue and 125th street,
on plot 60x100. from the Odds Holding
Company, Frederick Brown president
S. a ]. H. Albert and r. Sturges nego-
tiated the sale.
WASHINGTON STREET-Harry B.
Cutner sold the seven-story building at
2l5 Washington street. through to 21S
Greenwich street, 26.9x160, to Moses
Crystal for Frederick Brown.
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Martin Epstein. SO Court st. Brook
Bronx.

Bronx.
174TH ST. 4sS e. east nat on nrst floor
TITLE Flisssr to Michl Lapin, l s-l2
yrs from April l, 1919; atty, M Lapin,
w i H}gr s9s is,S s'iv,.,:''.;,....;;,ts e
fremont and Rno TO Nicholas TaEarelli,
ssSs Holland Az. yrs from Jan l, 1890
atty, Tagarella. sass Holland av. $500
MORRIS AV, 67+. stors-Bertha A CahilI
to Antonio Bassi, 1879 Taylor av, yrs
from May l. 1915 atty p Mastorilii, 10
PKWAY, as, ALBANIA
Richard to Louis okenon. e ilsth
ST. yrs from Oct 1. 1919; atty, /.
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SOUTH SHORE LOTS ON BLOCK,
Three Day Auction at oceansids
Park Starts Tomorrow.

Stephen p Petit will start a three
day auction Of between 1000 and 1900
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LOT 1873, map Harrington est-sy bella
Berchtold to Helen r Clark, s22 q
1o7th st. mtg $4,000. Oct II; atty. n
rung, $40 CourtIandt av. .........,..t 500
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SAW MILL & TIMBER

For sale Nearly new portable steam
saw mill ard about million feet pine and
hardwood timber MIL crew and every
thing ready to start operating Immediately
Price low. Must soil Terms TO re-
sponsible party. Address GEO. A. ULErT,
South SAndisheld. Mass
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uNFURNIsHED APARTMENTs TO LEI

PARK AVENUE near iOth 81. exclusive
Murray Hill section, rooms, bath, entire
floor; t2,l00 year Telephone Murray
Hlll ssSt
10TH ST, az East--Baohelor apartments,
furnished or unfurnished large, sunny,
Call 10 TO G. Phone 2e74 Plaza
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MORTGAGES.
(South of Fourteenth atre

with name and address of lender an
Attorney
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bTH Az n cor sth q. s2.s11o0; 9Th aN
Ts.l 8 10th At. runs lfbx ls2x
" ask 49, W 100 to ay. n iS.4
TO bes, p m. 70 be subj to bldg loan Of
Oak Point Corp, zoe Bway, due Jan /,
isaa, 81; atty, Jos Frank. III " ted
lsT ST, 4 and s, ss.s.5s.srsI.sisss. Sept
30-Carrie Vineyard to c Bertram
Plante, 9tg Lincoln pi, Bklyn. yrs,
-: ap1aZ-oehm a Plsnte. IL william
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East Side.
tEast OF Fifth avenue, between Fourtssnth
and 10th strestA)
18th ST, lss Il. q l7x1oo,s. . m. DC.
1EB Kopelowitz to Mile Hslfingsr, 81
soth Of. . yrs. bh 81; atty. PAN Hell.
10TH PEf's 'p III cociamSsa;;: az, Sss
leo.11. Oct lo-Ida Koch to Lawyers
Title q Trust Co. leo Bway. 3 yrs,
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shsnIey Has "Faith" in broad wa y

When asked for an expression OF
opinion at the close of the sale, Mr.
Stanley waved interviewers aside, say
ing:
1--WE believe in the future of this sec
ton; that's all"
Bidding for the Broadway 25 foot
lots north and south OF the Ave story
apartment house development, about Toe
feet north OF spuyten Duyvil Parkway
was spirited Samuel Goldsticker took
the two lots pnfuh OF the apartment for
S3,65O each. The two lots south of the
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Miss Alice Peterson arrived
home this week from the River
view Hospital at Grand Rapids,
where she has been a patient for
the past five weeks having been
operated upon for appendicitis.
Fred Haas departed last week
for Milwaukee where he was
called by the illness of his faith
er.
Walter Cypress purchased a
Buick car last week.
George Coombs has arrived
home from Honey Creek where
he has been spending some time
with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Berg enter
tanned a few friends for dinner
at their home on Sunday.
Vernon Johnson and Joseph
Anderson are spending a few
days with relatives at Duluth
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1919-03-27
! ON IS THE TIME TO
BUILD A HOME

Home ownership has its infu-
ence on public affairs of the COM
munity. A man who does not
own property is apt to show an
influence in public affairs in pro-
portion to his lack of investment
Let a man acquire a home, and
see the difference in his attitude.
A real home is an inspiration. 1t
is an incentive to good citizen
! hip, an anchor for the family,
and finally a cornerstone of the
community's life and solidity.