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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-07
MOUNTAIN HOME
Capital News Special Service

Capital News Special Service.)
mountain Home, Dec. 6--Vern Lem
nafd OF Boise war over for the Thanks
giving dance, returning to Boise Sat-
urday.
Q. Il. Cannon resigned as Justice NJ
,he peace at the last meeting of the
board of county commissioners and a
fe!ltion Is being circulated for the ap-
polntment' of General d. A. Utter to
fill the vacancy
Howard Beam of Rupert was in town
visiting friends this week.
FRED Wheeler, making a trip for the
Rocky Bay stage Wednesday. went on
the grade near the Franklin mil ard
George Butler, who was a passenger
the wreck ."
r. p. Chattin who went east seyera,
weeks ago to receive medical treat
nifnts. returned home Tuesday much
improved in health.
John % Malta OF Parma spent the lat
ter part OF the past week as the ~ns.t
OF his sister. Miss Florence OMAHA
in this city.
d; w. Brown served turkey spread
10 his customers at the cigar stcre
the night before THANKSGIVING
e. e. johnson went to Boise to visit,
Mrs. johnson, who Is in a hosrital
mere recovering from an Operation.
UT. 9onnson is ooing carpenter work in
G1enns Ferry. y"
The Pythian Sisters served an eIab-
crate lunch to the Knights at the close
81 the latter's meeting Monday even
ing o'e">
MIR. and Mrs. Sam Ecsstein sn,.
tained the jolly Bunch card club q,
theih home Tuesday evening.
The coolest weather In a numhsr ,s
Years was experienced in Mountain
Home "wednesday and Thursday nivhts
when the thermometer registered he
low zero. Snow came to this part =,
me RS state extremely early this year.
themselves to an enjoyable party ~
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-07

the library club rooms Friday evening
of last week.
Mrs. Stafford Of Boise 10 visiting her
mother. Mrs. w. A. Stafford, this week.
Miss Pauline Taylor or Boise was
over to attend the dance Wednesday
evening.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. John Goul.
a daughter.
Miss Edna Beickel1 visited with her
ndniother, Mrs. johnson this week.
Mrs. Frank Williams and children of
Rupert visited Mrs. Williams mother,
Mrs. Frank Boyd this week
Mrs. r. M. Wheeler gave an enter
tainment in honor of Miss Anna Nc
Kensie, who is leaving the first of the
week for California
Ross Slack was in from Bruneau
this week.
r N. Mcdonald was in town from
Boise the first Of the week
Miss Minnie Hall spent Thanksgiv-
ing with friends in Nampa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jams Jensen of Grand
View were in town a day this week and
went from here to Boise.
Miss Alice b. Stone is spending few
days in Boise this week
Malcolm L. Cate spent the first of
the week in Boise.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Hclfrich were
Boise visitors this week.
MI. and Mrs. J. l.. Whitson of Grand
View were in town the first of the
week.
Mrs. Emma Burke returne dto Boise
the first of the week after spending
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-07

| railroads 1t has been necessary for
me to issue the following order to all
| railroads in the northwestern region
II. Effective at 1901 a. m Monday.
december g. the existing regular pas
senger service using coal for fuel must
be reduced on your road at least one
third In train miles, eliminating those
! passenger trains which can be spared
with the least inconvenience to the
travelling public. Do not hesitate to
iengthen or change the schedules of
remaining trains to permit of carrying
more cars or doing additional local
work.
=. Discontinue all parlor cars and
also all exclusive club and lounge cars,
also withdraw from service all obser-
walton sleeping cars where the result
Is to save any switch engine service.
provided YOU can obtain for substitu-
ton sleeping cars of regular type
where necessary.
%. No special trains are to be run
Tor business or pleasure traffic.
NO SECOND SECTIONS
~ There must be no second Sec
tons of regular trains. Business must
be cared for by adding extra cars, but
not beyond the prescribed limit, and
by lengthening the schedules of exist
ing trains. When capacity of regular
trains is reached overflow of travel
WILL of necessity, wait over or seek
carriage elsewhere.
D. Exclusive mail and express trains
need not be reduced In number, but
no additional trains nor extra sections
may be run for such traffic, the pro-
spective heavy business of such train
to be handled by adding extra cars to
and lengthening schedules of existing
trains.
.. Care must be used to give pub
Lefty as early as possible to changes
In your train service This NAV be
done by paid advertisements in the
press and by bulletin notices in sta
tons In such manner as you decide
Keep all ticket agents fully advised
that, the public may obtain information
on application.
-. 1t has been arranged to keep
all consolidated offices and passenger
offices posted as to reductions, but
you should also fully inform your i'm
mediate connections of changes.
o. The western passenger commit
tee will, by general notice through
press associations and by advertise
ments in some large cities advise the
public of intended curtailment of serv-
Ice with the RICHEST that people alb
stain from unnecessary travel. Please
have your officers and agents sup
PIGMENT and emphasize this plea as
quickly as possible"
NORTHERN TRAINS OFF.
Late Saturday afternoon the utili-
ties commission received the following
telegram from f. c. Blanchard. Great
Northern railway official at Tacoma:
Among the trains to be taken Off
next Monday morning, December 8, to
conserve the coal supply are numbers
! and :, between st. Paul and the
coast, 305 and 306 between Kootenai
and Spokane, s12 and 313 between
Lewiston and Spokane
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-07
IDlh0 commission
WILL Leave Train
!. REDUCTION TO R. R.
Railway Officials Given Abso-
lutte Leeway in Carrying Out
Regional Directors Order
Affecting Service.
CUT CARRIERS A THIRD
Two Trains Taken Off in North
Idaho-others to Be Out Off
Monday Parlor Cars Are
Barred.
CUT CARRIERS A THIRD

The. Idaho public utilities commits
sion will not attempt to dictate to
railroads operating within the state
as to changes to be made in order to
bring about reduction of train serv-
dec for the purpose of conserving fuel.
& This announcement was,made Satur-
day by the commission. II means that
1.-The commission will not exercise its
right of interference and protest
against any changes made intrastste
affecting train service, but that 1t will
leave the entire matter UP to the best
Judgment and discretion Of the railroad.
lcfficials.
+ Notice that all train service must be
reduced to at least one third in Idaho
twas received Saturday by the commits
Ihion from Regional Director r. H.
tAishton at Chicago
t. TWO TRAINS OFF.
1 Under this order r. IAntry of the
kGreat Not>hern's Spokane office, has
taken off trains 26S and 264 between
Boomers Ferry and Spokane and the
TRAFFIC between those cities will now
kbe handled by trains 43 and ~, ne has
tannounced.
The commissions policy as to its at
yfitude toward the matter Of train re-
tduction was announced in the follow
nng statement:
THE commission cannot undertake
ITO indicate or advise as 10 the par
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-07

rew days in town on business.
r. Royse and sister Edith were
ho!se visitors this week.
~, 1ombs was in town day this
week from Grand View.
60 down from Pine and will spend
the winter in town.
Iom Caldwell who has been in Ore
son Tor the past month, returned to
town Monday
Sonh wilkins and son Elville spent
lew DAYS In town from Bruneau this
DIR. B. W. Mathers had tho n,sfor-
tine of breaking his arm this week.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-07

ticular service reductions to be made
in the emergency. This responsibility
is in the first instance with the rail
roads. An equitable distribution of
the burden and avoidance of dfscrimi-
nation is to be observed so far as the
situation will permit"
Director Aishton's notice to the com
mission and to all Idaho railroad Of
ficials was as follows:
sAlSHToN'S NOTICE.
Due TO the coal situation on the
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-07
YOUNGSTOWN FANS ARE
AFTER O'DOWD BATTLE

Jamestown, Pa, Dec 6.-FYfty box
ing FANS of Johnstown have authorized
promoter Fred Nv. Kelly. of Green's
burg, matchmaker of the Britton -Latzo
bout here Tuesday evening, to offer
$1,000 for the Britton- O'Dowd tight
thus outbidding Mike Mckinney, Cam
ton, Ohio. promoter. In case Kelly
lands the bout 1t will be staged in
Johnstown New Years day.
sdfc rs. ba'w-, b9 cmfwyp evgkeqqj
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-07

Black diamonds come from the
province of Bahia, in Brazil. Twenty
thousand dollars was paid for the
finest SDecimen knoup
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-07

ana Avezans n. e laughter Photographed arrival
atNew Yerk
the Italian to the nil
New
was met at the pier large delegation Although
ne not
Adriatic
a"ohg
The sun., 1919-09-19
COMMERCIAL LEAsEs.

Cushman & Wakefield. Inc, leased the
buildings at and West Fifty-sixth
street to Charles P. Beiling.
The Sinclair Hotel Company leased
the store and basement at the south
west corner of Park avenue and 125th
street to the Schultz Realty Company.
The five story building and two story
stable, on plot 64xl15 irregular, at
151 to 15S West Twenty-ninth street,
has been leased by Georgette w. Brown
to Morris Weinstein for twenty-one
years at an aggregate rental of s57,750.
Mayer & Mayer. Inc, leased to the
Palace Buffet Lunch at an aggregate
rental of $73.500 the four story building,
25x9S.s, at West Twenty-frst street,
adjoining the Union Exchange Bank at
the northwest corner of Fifth avenue.
John j. Shea leased to the Hooven
Service. Inc, two four story buildings,
41.sx100.5. at 1T and 119 West Forty
ninth street, near Sixth avenue, for a
term Of twenty-one years, at a gradu-
ating rental of s1o.5o0 to s12,5Oo.
George r. Read & Co. rented the par
Tor floor of 3o9, also the third floor of
s11 Fifth avenue to A. Balinky.
The sun., 1919-09-19
OTHER SALES in THE BRONX.

FAILE STREET-Wniiamson a Bry-
ant resold to a client for Goldsmith
& Goldsmith the three story two Fam
lily frame house at sS7 Faile street. on
a plot 25x100.
MOTT MISUNDERSTANDING Brothers sold
for Mary Blum q five story twenty
five fam.r new law apartment house,
50x100. at 390-s92 Mott avenue, south
east corner Of 144tS street. The build
ing rented for s11,0Us and was held
at $4,000.
COLLEGE AVENUE-J. Clarence Da-
vies sold for the Penn Tile Works
1925 College avenue, forty-four feet
north of I65th street. three story
brick three family house, on lot 20xS5.
HOME STREET - Samuel Cowen sold
for the Stebbins Realty Construction
Company the southwest corner of
Home street and Stebbins avenue. a
three story building with stores and
apartments, to Mr.. Bloom for in
vestment.
EAST 191ST STREET - Hudwill Cor
poration, Hudson p. Rose. presidenn,
bought three houses at $40 to 544
East 191st street through H Holmes.
EAST 10TH STREET-The Benenson
Realty Company resold to a client of
]. Rubin the two five story fats. Tx
s5, at 742 and 752 East 179th street.
The property rents for $1,000 and
was held at $4,000.
TURNBULL AVENUE - Hudwill Cor
poration, Hudson p. Rose. president.
bought the house Mt 2344 Turnbull
avenue from l. Hubbard.
The sun., 1919-09-19
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

SD AV, $685. "a noor-SamueI A sherman
to Michael Gallo, leo 10th ST Ills
yrs from June l. 1918. 5000
CATHARINE ST, 6s, store-Antonino Gao
cida to Frank Gordon. Sc Catharine st
and ano, yrs from Aug /, 1918; attv'
Leon Sanders, 2l7 Bway 1 40
l4sTH, ST, 4Ol w, allL-stephen II jackson
to Jas w Marshall, 4ol w 14sth st, 8
yrs from Dec ]: 1919; atty. Baiti-
MADISON AV, W cor 1l6th st, store and
bsmt-Louis Vogel to United Cigar Stores
Co of Am. a. w 18th st, 10 yrs from
Dec /, 1929; atty. NJ stroociS. - W
sTH Az iis. store and bsmt-Asse. IL
Fischer ct al, individ, exrs, &C, TO Unlted
Cigar Stores Co OF Am, ~ w 18th st
yrs from May 1. 1920: atty, NJ
Stroock, "a w 18th st. ..........S $4,000
6sTH ST, s, 200 W 18th av. all; 55th
st, n s, $50 W llth av-Thos O Patterson
Of. I YRS from Oct /. isis.,ii. OOs to So SOS
EDGEcoMBE Av. $50. 9. aii-seimord
Stanhope Rlty Co to Adams Place Hold
ing Co. SIS Lenox av, and ano. yrs from
Oct l. 1919; atty, A Silverberg. 25s
SAB sT :e:.s W. alii.sos W ' sid 81
Corp to Wagner Leasing 90. 40 L 18th
At 3 yrs. from Nov /. 1918; attys
Myers 4 3, 2e9 Bway. 900
Co OF BROOKLYN 10 Hanover. Lunch, l2s
W 18th 1t, yrs. from Oct /. 1924;
atty, BENJAMIN Weiss. 27i Bway, SO. 900
NASSAU ST. s4-s6, all-Mlehaei shoitz to
Krim Realty Corp, !2s w 18th st. q
Weiss. 27l 1way .t2s.ooo and $4,000
The sun., 1919-09-19
QUEENS TRANSACTIONS.

The building boom In Queens con-
tinues and particularly in the con-
struction OF manufacturing plants and
public buildings. There have Just been
filed with the Bureau of Buildings in
Queens applications for permits total
ing more than $1,500.000 in estimated
cost.
Joseph Mas applied for permits for
twelve two and half story brick
dwellings to be erected on Woodhaven
and Mccormick avenues, Woodhaven, at
cost of $4,000.
Two large factories are to be erect.
ed in Long Island City-the SAWYER
Biscuit Company factory and the Kar-
pen & Bros. furniture plant. Work
started on both. The Sawyer plant
Will occupy the block front on Mount
and Nelson streets. in the Thomson Hill
section. 1t will be brick. eight stories,
126x200. and win cost 100000.
The First National Bank OF Jamaica
will erect banking house on Fulton
street, Jamaica, adjacent to the old Town
Hall. 1t will be two stories. OF brick
25x100. G. b. Schoem VIII erect a
theatre and business block at the south
west corner of Fulton and Nissan
streets, Jamaica. 1t will be two stories.
OF brick, and will cost $4,000.
The plant of the S. Karpen & Bros.
will be on Jackson avenue. just east of
Hulst street, Long Island City 1t will
he six stories, 261x73 and will cost
$4,000.
H. t.oldschmidt rented house on
Broadway and Carman avenue. Cedar
hurst to Richard M. Barnum.
Martin Griffin purchased from Marcus
Kramer plot on Beach Fifty-fourth
street. between the Boulevard and the
ocean, Edgemere. and he contemplates
the erection OF three modern stlcco
bungalows. W. s. a A S. Katzenstein
negotiated the sale.
The sun., 1919-09-19
REALTY NOTES AND CoMMpNTs

Daniel Stoneglass and William p.
Carpenter are now associated with the
Houghton Company.
Lloyd Winthrop Company has been
appointed agent to manage the prop
erty at ESQ Dean street, Brooklyn, an
apartment house, renting for $4,000.
Haggstrom & Callen have been ap-
pointed agents of the five story store
and apartment building at the southwest
corner of Amsterdam avenue and Sixty
ninth street.
The United States Realty and I'm
provement Company announces that
Clarke g. Daley, vice-president of the
Alliance Realty Company, will actin an
advisory capacity In connection with the
campaign the United States Realty and
Improvement Company Is undertaking
to dispose Of some Of its large realty
holdings.
edward c. H. vogler has sold to
clients and has been appointed agent
for 45s and 461 West Fifty-seventh
street. 129 and 131 West. Ninetieth
street, 139 West Ninetieth street and
Ill West 12Sth street.
The sun., 1919-09-19

Corp. ITO Bway. to Abel King. 14s
65th st. and Isaac Schorsch, sS w s7th
at. Dec 20. 1918; atty. Fredk Lese, Ss
s,sT 's 81. Is WIN Tracy to . Jno
Msdsn sns R aes Nan so sS7 ssys
oiin. Clark & Phelps. "a NASSAU
I'd Av. 10Th st. a5x1o5.faGtOiS
Mfg Co. 2Ol-s1O E 10th st, to VIM Price,
Mcchesney & clarksOn, so Court St,
ssTH HY ST. ais w.The National Bible st'T EH
$, to Alice 1 Thorne, 40 Park sv. and
isis; atty. nro' + CO. Ca i Ii 4 hrsad.
.5TTR ST, iii Who and Made sdt'v N
4, 1910; atty. w NJ Powell, Wall
i1srH sT. AS E.Eiea Heilper iDOt to
,s:ssys %nd;, E I z 4 cedar st: $1,000
10Th Az $oaSSsFnsrd ssy@snn' isss
WIN ss 81 Nassau ss 10 St isis a..y. 1900 900
sRozAtDwAY9. re- III; 1llth st; runs 75.sS
111th ct W 225 to beg-Rockfall Apart
ments to Michael Friedsam. Dec 10, 1910
atty, W B Coles. 40 Wall g. 1927. 900
22x64.2-victoria Lash, 43 st Nicholas
March 81 1919: atty. A Romagne. 81
,4oTa gr ia W..Tbe Rcnan Rcai;Y So
to Atlantic Finance Corpn, 1872 Bway
Dec 4. 1918; attys. Gettner. 81 A. 300
sisTH ST s, 275 9th av, iooxes sS iYW
Frank X and Sybi NJ Poland, White
Plains, N Y, to Henry Sebert. Jr May
I. 1912: atty. H A Braun. 2122 Amster;
SANE PRoPpfER1T;Yi.F x Bclan Si''t to
Violet e opperman: Dec 81, 1904; attys
18TH ST, 252 W-Augustus e and Annie
outerbridge of Morristown. \ Y, to
Frank Outerbrdge. Jan 6. 1909; atty,
T G Co, 1TB Bway. .........$15,0 900
81ST ST. PAS W-Richard Carvel. eos w
18th st, to Adele Kneeland, 154 f fist
st. extrs and trustee will Chas Kneeand,
April IL 1919; attys, w Hutchins,
The sun., 1919-09-19

The He'll Fighters, Col Bill Haywards
old Fifteenth New York Infantry, has
opened its drive for $4,000 10
build a monument to commemorate
its deeds on the battlchelds OF
Europe. This monument Will. II per-
mission can be secured from the CITY
be located in Seventh avenue in the
vicinity of West lS1st street. Sergeant
Major Francis S. Marshall is in charge
OF the campaign, and invites all TOT.
mer officers and men OF the regiment
to get in touch with him either at ms
home address, IS Marion street, Brook
Ign, or at l24 White street. care OF th'
Rockefeller Foundation.
The sun., 1919-09-19
REAL ESTATE NEWS,
NOTES AND GOSSIP
Eatans0n Resells the Clifden
Apartment on the Drive
25 Pine Street Sold.
BRISK TRADING IN FLATS
Many Bronx Properties Change
y Hands-Buyer for the
{, San Samone.

department house trading again over
Swallowed transactions in other domains
yesterday. The Clifden. an eleven story
apartment house at the southeast corner
81 Riverside Drive and Ninety-ninth
street was resold by Max Natanson to
the william s. Dempsey Realty Com
pany which has recently acquired NUM-
Der of costly apartment properties on
Washington Heights.
The structure occupies a plot 116xl1O
and rents for $4,000 annually. 1t was
held at 100000. The John p. Peel
Company represented the buyer and
Ieitner. Brener & Starr represented the
seller. Mr.. Natanson acquired the prop
erty about mouth ago from Philip
IdyinRston
The sun., 1919-09-19
OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

Robert Il. Farley Organization leased
the Halsey residence on Lee avenue.
Yonkers. TO S. e. Aldrich and sold for
&c. II. Smith his house on Lynton place,
White Plains. TO ID. McConoughy.
Charles Wynne and Louis II. Love
sold to John A. Maracato the dwelling
on a plot 100x127 at the corner of
Landscape and Wellesley avenues,
Yonkers. Thomas H. Burke was the
broker.
William p. Jones sold for ]. Huyler
Ellison to Katie T. Pearsall the two
lots. each 2bxi2o. on the north side
The sun., 1919-09-19
MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lender and
Attorney
Downtown.

with name and address Of lender and
Attorney
Downtown.
CANAL ST, s29-s1. cor Greene n
. ioo1oxi1.sx irreg. p m, Sept JAS ?
bond; atty. GliHcs. Il Park Ts
LAFHYBrrE ST. iSj.' 5. iis.s fhs roo%S
st. 2O.6x656, y m, Sept Is-Consolldated
Embossing Co TO Burstein Holdg Co, II
w. 18th st; yrs CO; atty, Max Mon
fried. 800 Bway Observation-Disclosures Sc, 900
East Side.
Cast of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets.)
74TH ST, AZ e. 5. 2ox1o2.2. Sept is
Randolph II Kutner TO Fannie Lowen-
stein, AZ % '4th st, yrs. so; atty, l. I
I Co. 100 Bway ......,..,.... tS6, 900
SsD ST. les E, $. 2ONlOO,s. p m. Sept So
Bertha GrOssman 10 Senior a Allen. sos
5000: atty. @ & T Co. IFS Bway. 81 ,7Se
West Side.
Cwest of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
2sTH ST. $. 5o6.3 Q 9Th av. lS.9xsSs,
F5 mtg central P SsS e S5t ssd e. s.n
l2-Ambrose w Becker TO Leslie Brown,
sSl W 18th st. yrs. go; atty. T &
It'll &v. SEQ W cor 2Stih st, 5s..SsiisiOSSSS
irreg, m sept is.BeSsie c Adler.
-
pr mtg $4,000 address, ri Cedar
MApisoN Nv. $50 W. so.S sisit St Iesseo
hold. I, Sept 17-Halidon Realty Co
to Rangeley Contracting Co, 4O5 Lexing-
ton av, due Jan H. 1923, 6%; attys,
Jonas & r, 115 Bway. .....,.....S2o,0O 600
sSTH ST. s, 223 e sth av, "a 2xss9, Aug
l-Amelia Ockler to Anna Cranee, Fort
Lee. N j. 10 yrs, $50, 900
Uptown.
(Manhattau Island, north OF 10th street.)
9TH Av, AIS, Q g, bet seth and s7th SITS.
244xlO0, Sept i5-Jacob Swedlow 10
Rosina Vollhart, $50 w SD St 3 YRS
6hs5 atty. q a Co. l76 Broad
SAME PRojPPERTYi.' p m. sept ii5NssaS@Ose
to same. yrs. 60, pr mtg Sl2. 500; atty,
5, sam sT =, s6s.iO sth av ii 7x 1fSGo
Sept i7--wm NJ V Hoffman 10 Domestic
and Foreign Missionary Society OF the
p Church In the u $ A, 2si 4th av
yrs. 5so; atty. l. & T Co. 100 Broad
SAB ST. n $. $50 W Amsterdam av. us. .SS
9s11, p m, Sept lS-Elvia Stewart to
Peui Chalnn, s4s Lexington av. Instais.
$50 gritty, SO. pr mtg $1,000: atty. T q
4 co, l7s Bwsy. $500
if-Eisie b Smith to Robt West, i47 W
6sth st. yrs. bh 70; atty, N IT
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. . iisth ST. sb.Sx
lOl SIX lrreg, with a to any strip on
east. Sept ib-winter a wilkes. Inc. TO
FriedA GOssett. sol W 10th ct. due
The sun., 1919-09-19

Of Brooklyn avenue 200 feet east OF
Grove street, Baldwin, l.. I.
The Farmers Loan and Trust Conn
pany, ms substituted trustee OF the estate
OF William II. jackson. sold the Adlron-
dack camp known as Cherokee Lodge,
situated on Upper Saranac Lake, to Will
lam Rosenbaum of the National Cloak
and Suit Company. The seller was repre-
scented in the transaction by Fletcher,
Sillcocks & Leahy and the purchaser
by Abraham L. Gutman.
Walter Rosenberg purchased at As
bury Park, N. j., through the william
G. Burroughs Agency, a plot b0x2S7
with an l. of 126x100 on which he will
erect a modern fireproof motion picture
theatre with a seating capacity of 1890.
This will be the third theatre controlled
by Mr.. Rosenberg in Asbury Park.
The sun., 1919-09-19
6THER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

EAST 151Sr STREET-O'Reilly &
s--pahn sold to A Samuelson at the
.ssoutheast corner 151st street and
.rBradhurst avenue six story apart
sment house on plot 50xs5.
WEST 18TH STREET.-THE Freehold
riConstruction Company sold 46 West
,t15th street a three story dwelling,
sf1sx1O0.
EAST NINETY-FIFTH sTREET-The
six story model tenement, on a plot
5A0x100, at 336 to 33S East Ninety
Gdifth street, near First avenue, has
fbeen sold. Margaret w. Smelling is
the owner of record.
EAST FIF'TY-SIXTH STREET-Marie
&c. currier purchased from the Reli-
Eance Importing Company the four
,gStory aud basement dwelling, 22.6x
yi10.S.. At ~ East Fifty-sixth street.
.petweeh Fifth and Madison avenues.
WEST 10sTH STREET-The G. & e.
saSe2ity Company sold to the Economy
land Realty Company the six story
walk up apartment house, on plot 100
xlO0.1l, at 204 to 210 West 10Sth
6 street, 100 feet west of Amsterdam
avenue. Feltenstein & Co. were the
attorneys.
WEST 18TH Stella Getzky sold to
Rose Bruckerman a Ave story apart
fsment, 50x100. at 254 and 256 West
Ha12th street. held at about $4,000
WEST 1S6TH ST-B. w. Smith. Inc,
sold for Annie Meltor 100 West 136th
street, three story dwelling. 16.Sx
100, to HillSiah Craig.
GRAND STREET-Irving JudIs bought
from the G. L. Realty Company.
Hugh Sicily president, 500 Grand
street. northeast corner Mangin street
~ three story brick tenement and
xetore, 25x75 This property is given
In part trade for the Buena Vista, ace
Riverside Drive, together wibA the
Ecanterbury at 204-21O West 1osth
street sale of which was recently con-
s7Hummated NO"-
EAST sEVENTIETH STREET The