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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-01-02
The Strong Withstand the Winter
Cold Better Than the Weak

You must have Health. Strength and En-
durance 20 fight Colds. Grip and Influenza
When your blood Is not In healthy
condition and does not circulate properly.
your system Is unable 20 withstand the
Winter cold.
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Fortifies the System Against Colds. Grip
and Influenza by Purifying and Enriching
the Blood.
II contains the well-known tonic prop
critics Of Quinine and Iron in a form
acceptable 20 the most delicate stomach.
and Is pleasant 20 take. You can soon feel
It's Strengthening. Invieoratine Eject 6Oc-
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-01-02

At public sale Wednesday J. f.
Fields was the highest bidder Of Sff-
575 for the Jesse WhifSell estate. To-
eatcd one mile west of the city. There
were two tracts In the dcal-One con
taininc 15J acres. more or less. known
as the home place of Jesse Whitsell.
Deceased the oshcr containing leo
acres. more or less. lying In the Six
feenth civil district Of Ohion county.
Tennessee. just across the State Line
road from said home place. The prop
ertv also adioins the big Fields estate
and is said 20 be- the best land In the
vicinify.-Fulton Leader.
Fifteen states have already ratified
the national prohibition amendment.
Within three months the number will
he sufficient o. make the amendment
the law Of the hand.
John Easley was mp from Nashville
and spent the holidays with his pa
rents. =. =. EaSley AMI wife. John
has "A good office job with the y. &. 4
ST. L. Ry. c..
C.xr Wanted: I want to buy good
so,,ni white corn. suitable for grind
ing into neal. delivered NJ tie ole Cole
mill nj Hickman--Mose Marketf- ue
Quick lunches at Creason's Cafe.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-01-02
AFTER SICKNESS
THEY GAVE
HER vINOL
And She Soon Got Back
Her Strength

New Castle. Ind.-"The. measles
left me run down. no appetite, could
not rest at night. and took a severe
cold which settled on my lungs. SO
work. My doctor advised me to take
Vinol. and six bottles restored my
health so / do all my Homework, in
GLIDING washing. yinol is the best
medicine 1 ever used. Alice Record,
437 So. nth ST., New Castle, Ind.
We guarantee this wonderful cod
liver and iron tonic. V;nol, for all
weak, rundown, nervous editions.
Helm x Ellison, Druggists.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-01-02
NOTICE TO FILE CLAIMS.

TIITUT tITIIIII F7IIII =
WAYNE Thomas. Trustee. ct ais.
Plaintiffs. VS.. Nora v Naylor ct ais
All persons holding claims against
the Estate Of Joshua Naylor, deceas-
ed. are hereby notified to present their
claims against same. properly proven,
before me on or before Monday, Jan
uary 10Th. 1919, said date being the
first day of the January term OF the
Fulton Circuit Court i will sit daily
until January 18th 1919 to receive and
register such claims and proof--W- b.
AMBERG, NJ c. +. G. C. 1-16
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-01-02

Governor Stanley announced Mon
day the appointment of Ben d. Ringo.
of Owcnsboro. To head the State Tax
Commission. succeeding Gen. NJ. NJ.
Logan. recently resigned. Judge w
" Gregory. of Mayfeld. had been Of
fprcd the place. but declined TO serve.
Gregory has his eye on bigger things
"Smoke your meat with Wright's
Condensed Smoke - Hickman Drug
CO.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-01-02
ORPHAN GIRL DIES.

Little Mary Hall. the orphan daugh-
ter Of the late Mute Hail. formerly of
West Hickman. died here Christmas
eve. Only short time ago the little
girl. who was three years old lost her
mother at Tiptonville. and her uncle
MiIburn Hall of Nashville, went there
10 take his little niece back home with
him. She was taken i'll with pneumo-
mia while here. enroute TO Nashville,
and died.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-01-02
CAMPS EMPTY FEB. I.

The War Department has no inten-
ton of retaining in military service for
an indefinite period any troops i'm
camp IN this country. They are being
demobilized as quickly as the system
OF the department will permit. IL is
expected that all soldiers now IN
camp will be freed from service and
returned home by February 1st-
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-01-02

Jesse Mcneil closed deal this
week for the line old Ferdinand Mad
dox farm. 6ia miles southeast of Hick-
man. and containing 1f3 acres. buying
IL of Mrs. ~ -. L0ngnecker This *
one Of the best places In the county.
and. we understand. sold ar fancy
price.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-01-02

3O-Aere Farm for Sale: This place
is about one-half In cultivation-has
Groom house. good barn. fine young
bearing orchard with $50 trees. cistern
living springs; Il mile from Beech
Grove church \ mile to Watson school
house. good neighborhood. on Dyers-
burg road Would be an ideal little
stock farm for some fellow Of limited
means. Come In and see us about it.
The Courier 1-1019p
For Sale: My residence on Troy
Road. ON easy terms--W. G. Upton
tic.
Groceries Bettersworth.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-01-02

Sergt. Harry Grain has returned to
iiuSSellville TO resume his work nj
Bethel College. after spending the hol-
idays with his parents. Rev and Mrs
III. NJ. Grain.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-01-02

Among the Hickmanites expected
home from overseas real soon Is Capt.
H. +. Prafher; alias Doctor Hugh
Ed
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-01-02

Fresh sausage Tuesday and Friday
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-01-02

Druggists refund money IL PAZO OINTMENT fall
20 cure Itching. Blind Bleeding or Protrudine Piles
Instantly relieves Itching Piles. and you can 81
The sun., 1919-08-09
VARIOUS PROPERTIES
ON L. I. TO BE SOLD
J. p. Day viii Hold Three
Auction Soles To-day.

Joseph p. Day will sell at public auc-
ton to-day n diversified list of proper
ties In various sections of Long Island.
The first offering will be the absolute
liquidation sale to close out the realty
holdings Of the Far Rockaway Investing
Company at Woodmere. L. l. The sale
Will commence at 80 p. NJ. and will be
held at Woodmere Boulevard, near the
railroad station. Twenty plots and one
dwelling will be offered to the highest
bidder. Liberal mortgages will be al
lowed TO remain and title policies of the
Title Guarantee & Trust Company will
be delivered free TO purchasers.
The second offering comprises twenty
i've residential plots and one residence
at Lawrence. L. L This sale will take
place at 2:3o p. NJ. under a tent at the
corner Of Broadway and Muriel avenue.
Lawrence. l.. /. The property is on
Broadway. Washington and, Muriel ave
nues and Walters lane. Sixty per cent
OF the purchase price may remain on
mortgage for three years at per cent
Included In this sale ut Lawrence are
two cottages at Wavecrest. Far Rock
away, l.. l., known as 2366 and 1881
Brookhaven avenue, running through to
Atlantic avenue. with entrances on both
streets. They average In size 100x152x
irregular. Sixty per cent. OF the pur.
chase price may remain on bond and
mortgage
The sun., 1919-08-09
coMMrnCrAL LrAsns.

George w. Brettell leased for John
Kerr to Austen Bergold, Inc, for ten
years at an approximate rental OF $685.
900 the loft building Mt 30s East 122d
street.
The Schultz Realty Company leased
to George Tulmis through Lester II.
Goodkind of Frederick Zittel q Sons the
store and basement on the southwest
corner OF Broadway and Seventy-eighth
street. u
He'll & Stern leased for Nathan Sobel
the store and basement in rs and ~
West Thirty-second street to Walter d.
schmits at rental aggresatins
800, 900.
Rutland & whiting Benjamin Corpora
tion and James ]. Buckingham leased
for the estate OF Christian Hanfeid store
In 115s Broadway. northeast corner OF
Twenty-seventh street, to the New York
Telephone Company.
Haggstrom & Calien leased Offices In
the Simpson Building, Broadway and
Sixty-seventh street. to Spmuel H. Mar.
tin.
Samuel H. Martin with the Charles f
Noyes Company leased for ten years the
building at 20 Columbus avenue to Bar.
nett Fucker.
The Bronx Land-Mortgage and Rea
| Estate Company has leased to Huyler',
for the Adams Realty Company IN,
store at asa East Fordham road for 9
term OF ten years.
| Louis Cohen, mattress manufacturer
leased the four and three story build
ings, 50.3x9s.11, at 20s to 40 Eas
12eth street Tie lease Is for twenty
years from February 1, 1920, at n grad
uating rental from $500 to $500.
The sun., 1919-08-09
OTHER SALES IN THE BRoNx.

IRVINE STREEF-Samuel Cowen sold
at 901 Irvine street, the three story.
two family dwelling to Mr.. Levy for
occupancy.
VALENTINE AVENUE-Wilbur Va
rian sold to Daniel Houlihan the plot
S1x95 at the southwest corner OF VAL
entlne avenue and 18Th street.
ROBERTS AVENUE-Cahn & Pittman
sold to Francis X. Lynch and Mary
E Lynch 1873 Roberts avenue, north
west corner Palisade avenue. a two
and one-half story dwelling. 50x100.
II. L. Huntington was the broker.
COSTER STREEr-Alexander Selkin
and David Mintz sold to a client for
occupancy the two story dwelling, COX
100. at 63s Coster street.
GRANT AVENUE-Isaac Lowenfeld
Realty Corporation purchased from
Henry +. Kroger the southwest corner
OF 163d street and Grant avenue a
i've story new law apartment, 49x115,
and was held at $4,000. l.. J. Green
berger and John +. Fetzer were the
brokers.
TIFFANY STREEr-Alexander selkin
and David Mintz sold to Fannie Slater
the dwelling. 25x1oo, at 1865 Tiffany
street
VALENTINE AvENUE-Peter Carter
sold 1884 Valentine avenue, two
family house, 25x100, TO II. Sparkling
and Kopel Shor.
VILLA AVENUE - Mrs. Margaret
ouade sold ao67 villa avenue, a two
The sun., 1919-08-09
TWO NEW HOTELS PLANNED.
Tall Structures WIN Cost Nearly
n Million.

Plans for two hotels. one thirteen and
the other fourteen stories high, were
filed yesterday with the Manhattan Blu
reau of Buildings. The taller of the two
will be erected at 30 West Fifty-nlnth
street, In the rear Of the proposed
eighteen story annex to the Plaza Hotel
by the Thirty West Fifty-ninth Street
Inc. of 100 Broadway, owner. The
plans of ]. e. r. Carpenter. architect OF
6S1 Fifth avenue. call for an expenditure
Of $4,000. The building will occupy
a site 50x7s.5.
The thirteen story structure will bt
erected at $50 Madison avenue. south
east corner of Seventeen street, by the
Twenty-Five East Seventeen Street Cor.
poration OF 206 Broadway. The plans Of
Rouse & Goldstone. architects, of 81:
Fifth avenue. call for an outlay Of $780,
900.
Plans were also filed for a thirteer
story apartment house at $50 Park ave.
nue. on a plot 100xs9 to be erected b,
the $50 Park Avenue Corporation. Il
will cost $4,000. and J. Z. r. Carpen
ter is the architect.
The sun., 1919-08-09
REALTY NOTES AND COMMENT

The No. 1876 Broadway Holding Com
pany has loaned the 173d Street Realty
Company. Inc. $4,000 to erect two
apartments, 100x100 each. at the south
west corner of Creston avenue and 179th
street.
The newly formed 52o-522 Broadway
Corporation. H. A. Mosler, s. Benson
and A. Lichtig, directors, are the buyers
OF $50 and 522 Broadway. sold recently
by Hell & Stern for the Equitable Life
Insurance Society.
Richard A Henriques bought the five
story American basement residence at
320 West io5th ST. eet. sold recently by
Frederick II. Allen, Frederick Zittel &
Sons for Hennie Goldsmith.
Charles S. Sargent, Jr,. is the pur-
chaser of the dwelling at 46 East Sew
enty-fourth street. sold recently by
Jennie Scholle through William b. MAY
& Co.
Benjamin Feinberg is the buyer OF tn.
dwelling at 2s West 115th street, sold by
David Alexander.
Frederick Brown took from Cornelius
and Frederick and w. Hearn in part
payment for the eleven story loft building
at II and 10 West Seventeenth street
| with stores, at the southwest corner Of
Kings Highway and Twelfth street
\ Brooklyn. on a plot 43x102. The entir,
deal. which was negotiated by Byrne 4
Bowman. involved about $500, 900. TIL,
Seventeenth street loft was held at $3.50,
| 900. and stands on a plot 53xe2.
The sun., 1919-08-09
QUEENS TRANSACTIONS.

A M Chamberlain purchased from
the executors of the Tilyou estate part
OF the water front at Rockaway Beach
fronting on Jamaica Bay. held by the
former amusement resort proprietor
Tho plot is adjacent TO the holdings OF
Jameson & Bond and extends to higt
water mark, 50x647.
NJ. Mahoney sold to NJ. O'Brien a plot
1o5x110. south side of Mitchell avenue
east OF Brewster avenue, Flushing
The Granite Securities Corporation
sold to J. Seelinger a plot 5ox93, wesi
side Of Church street. south of Fultor
avenue. Richmond HILL
r. L. Painter sold to e. Brueii 9
plot 60x100, south side OF Compton ter
race. west of Homer Lee avenue. ia.
maica.
NJ. Kelly sold to r Rosenthal a plo
56x1o0, south side Of Ocean avenue
west Of Amerman avenue. Rockawa,
Beach.
III. Goldschmidt sold for Joseph Ueb
lacker his house and garage on Lyn
wood avenue. Cedarhurst, TO Mrs. Rae
Miller Neuman.
The sun., 1919-08-09
OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

Frederick c. FRANKIE sold at Great
Neck Hills. L. l.. the twelve room resi-
dence OF Charles F. Miller. on plot
100x130. to A. Cobo for about $4,000 +;
also the Roberts cottage on a plot S0x
100, held at 81. 800; plot Sox13O, val
ued at $4,000, to w. w. Davis. and at
Beacon Hill, L. l., plot of three lots,
valued at $4,000. to a resident of New
York.
Joseph A. Rauschkolb OF Pease & ELL
man purchased for occupancy a three
story residence with a garage on a plot
100x150 on Second avenue. Elberon n. ].
Vlce-Chancellor Frederic w. Stevens
leased his residence ait 4s Madison ave
nue.. Morristown N. j., to Archibald +. c.
Fiske OF Providence. r. /. Eugene v.
Welsh of Morristown was the broker.
Title to the premises at AGA Warbur-
ton avenue. the southeast corner OF Phil
lipse place, Yonkers. was conveyed by
Harriet Lynch to Grace e. Ekblom. The
sale was negotiated by Thomas S. Burke
OF Yonkers.
Thomas 8. Burke sold for Mrs. Fanny
Carpenter to Joseph Wolff the house
with about an acre of land at IS Berk-
eley avenue, Van Cortlandt Terrace
Yonkers Mr.. Wolf will remodel the
house for his own occupancy The prop
erty was held at $4,000
The sun., 1919-08-09
BUYS OYSTER BAY ESTATE.

James b. Taylor. who sold his estate
at Jericho. L. l.. in July TO Judge Z. IL.
Gary has bought the George T. Maxwell
property at Cove Neck. Oyster Bay, adj
Joining the estate OF the late Col Theo-
dore Roosevelt and the estates OF Ed
ward F. Whitney and Frederic r. Cou-
dert. The estate consists OF twenty
acres, and was held at 100000. The
price. at $4,000 an acre without a
house, is said to be the second highest
ever paid for acreage In that vicinity.
Mr., Taylor's architect. William Adams
OF New York city. has completed plans
for large colonial house which is to be
erected nearer the shore than the former
Maxwell house was. The latter was
burned two years ago. The property
has large frontage on Oyster Bay. The
negotiation was transacted through s. A
Warner Baltazzi, broker.
The sun., 1919-08-09

Deaping Abilities Of the F1uks.
Fishing for huke at Far Rockaway the
other day the writer realised the ability
OF nsh to leap through space at q con-
tunity.
Starting in to fish near high water
slack (the time considered to be the best
period In these waters) tho second nshn.f
TOOK proved TO be one which weighed
about hve pounds. which was fair sized
eral run. This fsh was little large for
the size Of the basket had with me, 80
i was compelled TO dump him Iu tail first
but to get the desired result was forced
to place him In the baslket bow shaped.
and with the lid down 1 fancisd he was
catch.
Resuming my fishing was startled with
hopping enianating from the basket. and
ner that would make the rising OF an -is@
plane green with envy. Ny fish had taken
french leave, without giving notice Of hfs
intention to do SO. .A
The leap taken and executed by this
particular hsh covered IN Transit Mt least
three and one-half feet the side Of the
row boat being eighteen inches high, and
the way he skinned over would do Justice
TO finished hurdler high jumper, and
Tor nose dive he easily nosed out any
The story OF this experiences may be of
beneft to those who may have occasion
70 angle for this specie of FISH, and to the
readers Of this column, and may also act
as warning TO see that after your ffsh
In landed that care IL taken 70 have u
minus the catch that you undoubtedly
considered yours.
7l9 President street. Brooklyn. Aug. 7.
The sun., 1919-08-09
REAL ESTATE NEWS,
{ NOTES AND GOSSIP
Apartment House Deals Shift
to The Bronx-Three Big
Properties Resold.
OYSTER BAY ESTATE SOLD
Manhattan Trading Is Light
Many Deals Reported in
Brooklyn Borough.
OYSTER BAY ESTATE SOLD

1ne scene Of quick and profitable
,r.dins in apartment houses was shifted
rom Manhattan TO The Bronx yester-
Sav. Three large properties In that
horourh were resold to investors and
op,rstors The FIRST and largest struc-
t,,re 10 change hands was the st. Regis.
4 six story elevator house at the south
sast corner Of Prospect avenue and
1ssd street, which was acquired from
the Benenscn Realty Company by Sam
nei Williams.
The house contains nine stories and
thirty-seven apartments. and fronts LOG
feet on the avenue and 100 feet on the
street It yields $4,000 annually In
rents. and was held at s250,0oo. Good
rin 4 Goodwin negotiated the sale. The
sellers acquired the property last Sat
urday. -t
The sun., 1919-08-09
RECORDED LEASES

GREENWICH ST. 2Oo-BernardIne J
Keller ct al to Macmillan Seal, on
premises. D s-i2 yrs from Aug !, 1919;
atty, Ernest schaefer. III Bway. 81. 500
EAST BwAY, AIS, apis 1 and 2, stoop
door-Harris Shedlinsky. to DIR l.
Snitzer, 2i6 East Bway yrs from
May !, 1918; atty, Marcus sherman,
SANE PRoPERTiY.saimne TO LYMAN seIiT.
son, i77l Fulton av, Bronx. and ano,
yrs from Sept l, 1919. $751;
18TH ST. 441-45 r. apis and ex LIST
foors-Federated Taxpayers Assn to DIR
Il w Bauman. AL r 18th ct. 3 yrs from
May /. 1919: atty. Saml Weinrib. 500
sTH ST ss2. 5 and b-Richd Trescy and
ano 20 Harry Goldman, 449 Alabama av,
Brooklyn, yrs from May 1. 1921 IS, 500
MOTT ST, i2l, cor and b--Mlohelina
Mangieri to Courumalis Co, i2l Mott
ST. yrs from Feb !, 1917; atty, Chas
Goldenberg, 2s1 Bway...... 800. 5000
LENoX Av. 1G5, half Of str-lo5 Lsnox
Ave Corpn TO Jeanne Michael, on the
premises, yrs from Sept l, 1919: atty,
S II Hofstadter. 2s9 Bway -. 81. 100
The sun., 1919-08-09
SHIPPING BOARD LEASES.

BY a lease closed by Raymond w.
Rouse of Daniel Birdsall Co. the
United States Shipping Board. Elmer
gency Fleet Corporation, rents from the
Excelsior Estates Company Is. H. Stone
president) for a long term of years the
three floors in the fireproof building at
the southwest corner OF Centre and
Walker streets now occupied by the De-
partment OF Health. II contains about
$4,000 feet of space and the aggregate
rental totals about 100000.
The Shipping Board is locating Its va
rious offices In the civic centre zone fur
Their indicating the natural growth OF
the downtown Office district in the sec
ton south of Canal street. This lease
should give impetus to the movement to
have the city build the proposed court
house on the site It purchased for the
purpose and which will create a new
Office building zone. The other tenant
in the Centre street building Il the New
York Telephone Company. whose audit
and bookkeeping departments are housed
there.
The sun., 1919-08-09
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

18TH ST. ara w-1Ernestine Jaoobowsky
TO Francis x L Albert, sol e Nth st;
atty, VIM Drummer, s2O Bway; assns
Esp Av. 5ci-Gieo Bsltma at; to EmisrSnt
Indust Saw Bank a Hudson Trust Co TO
same; atty, Edw ] Mcclure. 81 Cham
ELM ST. . 9, b5.2 q Grand st--Jno and
Sophia Lerch. exrs, to a Lerch ana
Sophia Leteh, as trustees. TO chas a
B strinsham, lsS E fremont Az; q
5sTH sri n 5, 7.i lin sysPsopls'
&c; atty, w H Bristol. ISL Montague &
r pklg IN assns a each " w;ct:,:s.,, ana
ano, trustees. to Bowery Saw Bank, las
. Bowsry; attys. cadwaiader. w a. -,
sp AV Wa aissIpenwcod Realty Co 10 Herr Herr
man Lange. 22s Columbus av; atty
,wTs z q IN N c9 lsS Bwsy s:,aa., - 20
WIN Crawford, Monroe. z; atty, 3, RS Sss
AvE NIhs h.'i isssmyRo.. ut. to Aired
lehman. s7s 5sth st. Bkiyn; atty. Title
a1T ssai ST. a,s ~ WV fws Tiiie Mort Co
60 Mamie Klein. $50 W esth ST. address u.s.
MA agS xv i5ii.r;ic du usi q 'V CO
g Herman F siemers. 10 w ioad st st and md
NEW 81 '9 cHA%sE Ell ST. ts.N title &
1903 + 21st st; address. 1876 Bway. $4,000
MONROE ST, s5-Percy II Brigham to
England; sttys. Hoadisy. l. J. y Will VII
1881 n ST. SO w-Msry n Miner to coiSm.
e,s Trust Co. 90 9wsy t F.s,sS cofrn 70
Frieda NJ Beckert, 81 Seaman av; attys.
A Bloch. 90 Nassau St, $40, 600
70 s sr Bros 7 sSnG y ct Il al
Attys, Thurman a +, 20 Broad st 81
The sun., 1919-08-09
RAPELYE ESTATE SALE TODAY.

To-day at 1 p NJ. In the Masonic
Tempe, Grant and Van Alst avenues.
Long Island City. Henry c. johnson.
auctioneer. will offer for sale the ex-
tensive holdings of the estate of Lydia
L. Rapelye, located in the Astoria sec
ton of Long Island City. The old Ra-
pelye mansion, erected in 1916. Is in
cluded in the offering. It Is at Main
street and the Boulevard. facing the East
River.
The property to be sold comprises
about lis lots and plots in the heart
OF the business and industrial sections OF
Astoria, near the various transit routes
connecting with Manhattan. There are
also fifteen frame residences and a brick
residence in the offering. all OF which
arc occupied on short leases.
The sun., 1919-08-09
MECHANICS LIENS.

GOTH ST, s, 2s5 10th av, soxioo-Theo-
doro c Wood agt Trustees of Columbia
College. owner; Lewis Fluhrer Co, Inc,
contractor (renewaD ..s2'4lb.eo
Bronx.
BECK ST, es. 165 3 Leggett av 6ox125-
Fischer Roofing & Sheet Metal Works,
Inc, agt Morris Morganstern. owner and
PROPERTY bounded on by 1T4th st. on
W by Bronx River. on by 177th st ana
on by property of " Y, Westchester 4
Boston r r, y Cross. Austin a
ireland Lumber Co agt Bronx Exposi-
ton, Inc, and West Farms Amusement
Co. lssees estate of william Waldorf
Astor, owners; Bronx Exposition, Inc.
contractor lrenewaD .&li,1Sl.6 sc
The sun., 1919-08-09
ATTORNEY BUYs TWO HOUSES,

Two Ave story apartment houses Mt the
southeast corner of L0ngfellow avenue
and Lowell street and at the northeast
corner of Longfellow avenue and 165th
street respectively were resold by Lett
ner, Brener q Starr for the Lostin
Realty Company to Morris Leicht, an
attorney. Each structure covers q plot
a sx1O0. and contains six stories and
thirty-seven apartments. They each
rent for about $4,000 annually. and
we're acquired by the sellers recently In
trade for a block front on the east side
OF Grand Boulevard and Concourse, be-
tween Hist and 172d streets.