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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-10-04
WANT DR.. VINES TO
ACCEPT TAX BOARD
POSITION AND MAKE
. PLACE FOR DICKSON
Proposition Similar to Offer
Made to Commissioner Bur-
russ and Tax Assessor Nc
Lendon-Having Trouble
Finding Job to Reward
Observation-Disclosures

Considerable difficulty is being en-
countered In finding political job with
which 10 reward Representative W. e.
Dickson for his support of the admin
istration in the last session of the legfs-
lature. The latest proposal to secure
a berth for the Jefferson county law
maker is a place on the board of reve-
nue. 1nasmuch as there is no vacancy,
it is planned TO induce DR.. ]. B. Vines
to resign and accept an appointment at
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-10-04
Charged With Wife Murder

By Associated Press
Kingsport, Tenn. October S.-Jaines
Whetsel1, charged with the killing of
his wife, aged %. was arrested here
this afternoon and taken to Blounts-
VILE. where he will be held for pre-
liminary hearing until Saturday after
noon Mrs. Whetsell was shot near
the heart and in the arm while on the
second floor of laundry building this
afternoon. while third shot fired
went wild. She lived about three min
utes
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-10-04
Easier Now Than Later.

1t is easier to break up a cold or
check cough now than it will be later.
Persistent bronchial coughs that hang
on all winter pave the way for Sc
rious throat and lung diseases. T.. w.
Day. IS Campbell Ave. E., Detroit,
Mich, writes: "Foley's Honey and Tar
relieve one of bronchitis very quickly.
1 hope never to have 1t again." This
reliable family medicine for the relief
of coughs, colds, Group. hoarseness, etc,
contains no opiates. Children like it,
Eugene Jacobs Drug Store.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-10-04
PERSONAL

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ballard are the
guests of Mr.. Billiards. mother, Mrs.
Vernon Hayes, on Fifth avenue.
Mrs. E, l. Huey returned Friday
night from New Orleans, where she has
spent the past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mons have re-
turned to Louisville after visit to
relatives and were accompanied by
Mrs. Mons mother, Mrs. S. H. Price.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-10-04
To Ask Investigation

Columbia. s. C.. october 81. Skot-
tawoe Wannamaker, president of the
American Cotton association, an
nounced tonight that they association
will ask for an Investigation by Con-
gress of the government report on cot-
ton issued Thursday.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-10-04
EXAMINERS APPOINTED

Montgomery, October >3.-(Special)
From his home at Admission Friday
Governor Kilby announced the ap-
pointment of seven examiners Of pub
lie accounts. A bill of the 1919 legis-
lature, approved last march, provides
for seven accountants or examiners
instead of five. changes the name OF
the department and increases the sal
aries. The members of the new de-
partment will be Judge C. e. Mccall
of Butler, chief examiner: c. C. Brooks
of Brewton, L. A. Easterly of Hayne-
vile, C. r Franks OF Hamilton, Jim
L. Purifoy of Millbrook. j. II. Chap
man of Butler and Clayton Foscuc of
Grove Hill The old board was made
up of Judge Mccall. Messrs. Brooks
Easterly, Franks and Nick Jones, the
latter of Montgomery. Mr. Jones Will
retire from the board.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-10-04
ExPLAINs EDUCATIONAL CODE

Montgomery October s.--(Special)
In a lengthy letter to all county su-
perintendents of education in Ala
bama, State Superintendent SpriSht
DoweIl on Friday made several sec
lions Of the educational code clear to
the educators. He called attention TO
the fact that children years Of age
may now attend school.
The letter follows:
ITO County Superintendents:
I'm the light of recent legislation.
there are some matters that wish
to bring to your attention:
Il. Children years of age are now
entitled to admission to school. In
order to be eligible to enter on Octo-
Der the child must be years Of age
on or before that day. His legal age,
in other words. for any fiscal year, IS
his age on the first day of October
OF that year.
Sd The compulsory attendance
period is for the entire school term.
but may be reduced to not less than
100 continuous days by the county
board of education and must begin
with the opening of school unless
otherwise ordered by the county board
Of education. with the approval Of the
state board of education. In cases
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-10-04
FOOTBALL RESULTS

At Clemson College, S. G.. Clemson
Z, Davidson 0.
Wabash 81. Butler .,
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-10-04
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Lipscomb, Mrs. II. II. Fowler and Mr.
J.. c.. Alexander.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-10-04
WOULD DISPLACE SIMS

Another pain to get a place for Mr..
Dickson was discussed by adminstra-
ton leaders but just how far it went
is not known. 1t was proposed to get
rid of Thomas w. Sims, president of
the state board of equalization, who
was named by Governor Kilby, accord
ing to well founded political reports. in
return for the support of certain pow
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02
Back in the Market
After Absence of ; Years

Le tner, Brenor & Starr have sold for
1ac College Holding Company the olev-
en-ssory loft bullng at 40 East uwsn-
'y-ars' street. The building rents for
$1,000. Charles Neumark. the buyer
las been out Of the marvot for five
years. He feels we'll pleased with mar
KEY conditions and the outlook
Samuel Barkln has bought from the
Union Chemical Glassware COMPANY
ne twelve story loft building at 8 III
" st Twentieth Street, on plot 2ox1oO
which tie seller recently ACQUIRED from
the Weighler, Harte Company through
Isidore Herry.
The Union Chemical Glassware Com
pany has reso'd the seven-story loft at
81 West Nineteenth Street. on lot 25x
~. 10 client Of Jacobs & Livingston.
The Brown. Wheelock Company has
sod tie four-story and basement ware
ouse. on plot 25Hl00 q. 524 West
n tieth Street to Charles Rosenberg
This IS the third sale Of this property
made by this company in the past six
months
var vliet K Place have resold ths
leasehold covering the los, 25x 1893. at
81 Lite West Teel III Street. for
Frank L. Wing. A threc-story loft
bulldlng Is on tn. site
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02
Five Story Bronx Flats
attractive 80 Buyer

Harry Calm. Of Calm & Pittman. and
Pm Wattenberg have purchased from
William Katz and Nathan S. GO ds,ein
ry arar m >nts at i-s6o and
1862 Wilkens Avenue. on lot S7.6xl00
each. J. Clarence Davies was the
brokor-
Tie George Go'dblatt Company has
sold for the Moe K " Company est
linton Avenue. tiVe-atory apartment
on plot my op; 80 sold for c ,.ent
1919 Neno Avenue. four brick dwell-
mss. ca y OF eA>l5l> Irregular, which
.vill be q tered and resoid; a SO so d
IN conjunction with Harrg SugarmaA
or / II. Hirsch he two-fami hrieh
dwci irg at a01 Summit Avenue on
y on 21Xio3. t. C4Nn K Calm, also sold
or Gottlicb s eloch a59 Ia t l,9stl
Street, iour-storY Nat, on plot @1N
s'4av',- co'abo~g sold Tor lqnatz
Roth 1928 Charlotte Street, . Eve story
apar,meut o. T D, ioEir0
The BeneCson Rea ty Company has
resoid TO Abraham Is X.er Geo Oak
Tree 2 ace. at the southeast corner Of
Y. hur Avenue. d ave-story apartment
with stores. en- lot 25X9o.
II. =. Wood has re old to Naso
Brothers 1878 { inton Av~nne, & five
~ apartment on p o. -Sxl5S.
5 H. fraahenhe n has sd fol Mrs.
G B. D aeon to Fra TX Calderone the
hree-famiy house at 7l9 Union Ave
nue.
ahn & Calm have bought from J.
Henry Hrs.h II 907 Summit Avenue.
running throu n to Sadg ick .avenue
A two-fami dwcl iag on 1T Z5xl0o.
.,c~r o Go 't'att v0s he broker
William Peters g Co have sold to
Moilie N,cht auser the two two-story
frame dwellings at 1888 and l737 Me-
vi n Stroo+
August Vol man has sold for Edward
o'G rma0 - n CT Klein 44S and 800
Esst l40th Street
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02
Negroes Buy Apartment
Tenanted by Whites

Further expansion of the negro col
ony IN harlem Is presaged by the pur-
chase Yesterday OF the Smithsonian. 1T
the southeast corner Of I.enos, Avenue
and l29th Street, Il high grade e evator
apartment house. by syndicate OF
negro investors known as the Roach
Realty Company, Of 21i West l41st
Street. The Smithsonian is seven
stories aud covers plot fronting 90
tee on IenoX Avenue ard l0o.10 feet
III l29th Street. White tenants occupy
the ouse on leases which 10 not eX-
plre until next October. Il had been
lie at $500 600
Within the last year negroes have
acNr ed do elevator apartment
buildings in Harlem, many Of them
tenantod by white people, the most re
cent being the sevenstory building at
the northwest corner of Seventh Ave
nue. and l37th Street As resu t of
the shortage of living accommodations,
tie sou,her Y I'm o. the negro colony
has gradua ly been extended. Several
months ago a number OF negro home
seekers crossed The ''line' at l30th
Street and purchased private dwellings
occupied by whites in the street 70 the
south.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02
Resells Apartment
And Makes $4,000
I'm Half an Hour
benjamin Winter Disposes
of 87th 81. House, Near
9th Ave, Soon After Sign.
ing Purchase Contracts

Benjamin Winters first venture in
Central Park has brought him $4,000
quicker than he mas ever made sim
liar amount before. AS president of
the Winter Realities he bought the
apartment house at l2 East Eighty
seventh Street, occupied by George l..
Chapman, Julius a. hruttschnitt.
Charles :. Liebman, William a. Red
ding II. Prcntiss Taylor and William
It, Nawkey, and overlooking tho home
and the gardens of bradley Martin at
The south corner q Fifth Avenue and
Eighty-seventh Street. He had hardly
signed contracts with Well & Mayer.
or the Capital Realty Corporation the
name under which they built this
house, when he rcsold 1T for SIS, 900
more than he agreed to pay the build
ers OF the house. Whom he sold the
building 10 or wnat he received for il
We're not to be known yesterday.
The apartment is eight stories high
and covers site - feet wide and 100
iest deep or the soath side Of the
oloch. Il vas built for eight families.
eacn Hoor being laid cut into fourte,n
rooms. The reutala paid Tor accom-
modatons in the house ranre from
$1,000 to Slo,0e9 1t IS one OF the fine
houses OF the SECT on, aud the story is
that the operatOr beat an investor by
a halt hour IN submitting a salts
factory oier for the apurtment As g
consequence the investor. who bought
from the operator, paid 5000 minute
Tor the thirty minutes he was behind
Mr Winter in ma1iug bid for the
house
T. }. MacBride has sold to Josenb
Shonk the Cambridge an eight-storv
modern tire PROOF apartment on pln.
1oNl00, at 544 end 546 West 18TH
Street, adjoining the southeast corner
OF Broadway. Tie building contains
thirty~two apartments Of four, five.
SIX and sercn rooms. 1t was sold sub-
1ect 10 a mortgage OF Sl3o,U0O
Joseph Z. LAY sold for tSe estat.
OF WlllaM Levers 10 Mrs Nettle y
Moyes the southeast corner Of Lonoy
.4Nenve and l2etl Street. a seven story
elevator apartment. on plot 10oNllO
feet
Samnel Bsfsiu purchased from the
Nanport Realty Napauy picAen Cour:.
& ten .oV. apartment folse at the
sonther y corner o. Riverside Drive and
iiatn street, on pot l00Nl0S 1t was
ou'it by tae PicAea Realty Company
t's 'eer- AGO
The Nehree company has sold Tor
pr. \. Brand ,o5 Wet 10th Street a
re story apartment, on plot -.lv1OO.
10 the NJ < =. Realty Company. Louis
Nundhem, pre- .dert This is the SEC
ond sale Ell tine property b. the same
br kers Wifhin three weeks.
Iae An~p g va son +mpany and
as 3lst have Sold for hares ] Lder.
Who resides m S4afa America the i've
~ Ncrmll-
yea Avenue, oa plot 5oxlo0
Wellne < Kooole nave sold Tor
Henry Einstein the six tory apartment
cccupt ns The block tr 1t north side
l92d street from ST. Nicholas Avenue
to ST. Mich las lac
Irving Walsh has sold Tor Marie
l.. est to client of Fruoauff, K bin
on & Sloane the two i've story and
basement apartments at SO and S.
Charles Street, on plot 50N95.6
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02
Record ii Leases
Ni.iill1l1.n

Nauhattan
'sI An -s9e str aaa oaNe shop l>a'~
; W. from s. lW9 ..-t<. y.',I.e
fIah'nschsdea. lsl iHanr st..... %
BltoA.'NAY. is 9tth II. str llN7o.
aal cor str ct4tlta Realty Cn 70 SOL \
Wciustein -l1b nuay yrs fr0m oct
L. 1915 at's. chss Franiei. lls Nas.au
rtLroN ST ~. 5th lo<t Mar ana Max
and ano yrs from May i. lp4u. yrs
renew address ~ Maiden Lam s. 500
tfTN ST. l.H-2t NsSt r0om ant. G. on
cth Il Notei G.-.t-' VIM Ken'-.n aal
sno TO i'owar4 80 l22 W~st ;3sh ;a5p
IIOf -STON 1850 East. t. fannle
l-s'at1 u Jo~.f Mos o~tt.. -. Erst
l4onStaf. an a.ia = N~- from 'iet
Iil't-~rOE ST. iss Eas. Aasrs., str 4al
part I'Hrit lllt t. tiH 20
Wolf a Hi st4a
fr.m N4e t. lee 1~s r,usn ~ Sl.p>a.
80 III 81 "e- sl ~ Ws<l eq.h :
CoeIn - sam! L. A..t'l. i, RN'Y.
attv $ y Matthews. I'D Nesi 9o'h s.
ilsril ~ - : 8 VS., STR cha~ 'iarsel
% Henee Samuel. On the Promises <s.'
GRrnNWl II st. a25 all John p Pa,
BODY. r. ST. q CO ashma IN, a.. .
from May 1s Thos " Davis. :
c; ,ene.cM ST ..........-. - 500
CANAL ST Isl all. ~ \ II y rf man ~
jos TIheiar lusi + l-fh ; art ano, g
years from Nts / l9ls, attts Goeiz <
lseohv ga l'ra4dsty to4
GREET Wlcu sV 9az-9ei se'lna Her4o7
90 Sau.l. 4tas r1.is, OF i.'.Hs.7 -.
81 as-a.
B.os lit N4ss.n ...sa eoe ans. s e9e
WAff ST .oQm . oa "3 f,ar. Atnefi-
ran Cott4n Is u ~. l'Ae-4sns To ~ =. :. =.
Einaneias "a t-nw Nj
atty j & Coolrt VA st....-. VI vtg
BRO pWAY 80 front Pat store. Arnold
.se h.vl-ar to Ihiup Faln.r. Va Whitioe <.
BrouN. Z ytsrs from Feb l. 1879 ad-
drsss 4 Schlel-er. o5i b.oaa7saf ; 500
WEST ST n Watts = asslsnln NJ
lease recorded Jan l5. 1906 Hairy Else Il
hauer % Towers stores. al w 2lst s.
u4tss. i4lssa l., iD0 svav }
5TH Az a7th a'i, i1ais & y as4h
et al tritsters ia No T4l 51h Av Corpn.
III Broadway. - yea from MAY /,
I9-9 r.t84s II = yearS eath attys
Stotsosa j ). 4 - Aso-d ST tar y :
uHu an thf tc,1ti 10 - 'Rn
Dl}lStoe, 81 - a.s Aaron lalse-
HAl GraN< tnl ano. year eei :
months ffaA4 Nct r i.19 - sae
TIE ~ $50 -tart and basement " .us.
G Npoa4.e ~ ,4S -trrl,.ei4-. S-ii-i.et
avs Hroo.isn ana auo lo s,ags is1..
May t. iela. atty. Louis L0rN-tA. $50
B.oadV4A. Brooklyn .-........- 3 J01
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02
Auction Sale Tonight
OF Hrooklvn Realty

sale OF ty-Y8ne widely d:strib-
utsd properties WI he he'd this eve
ming at O'Clock in the Brooslyu Real
Es.ate EXcaa r., ls9 Montasue Strest
~ the jele johnson. Jr~ Co.. auction
eors.
7 properties to be disposol Of en-
brace an attractive list of NOD rate
price dwellings two and + rec family
J ouses teneueHts an + Nth and
Wit cut stores, bu mess bui dings, and
OTIS and plots in many sections of
Brooklyn.
Most o t-e houses are rented to
monthly .enants and a numher Of tn
OTIS may be paid ion in mouth'y y IN
stAlments
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02
Buy Riverside Drive Flats
AS Permanent Investment
Chatsworth and Annex Overlooking Long Range
View OF Hudson River Sold Through Charles
Griffith and Eugene Moses & Co.

Charles Griffith and Eugene Moses &
GO. have sold for Harris and Mau,i,e
MandeIbaum and Fisher and Irving
LEVINE the Chatsworth and Annex
apartments at 340-344 West Seventy
second Street, facing Riverside Drive
and running through to Seventy first
street The buildings cover about
eleven lots, and consist of one thir
teen-story building running through
TINS street, laid out in suites OF two to
twenty rooms. and an cight-storv
building adjoining on Seventy second
street, arranged for one apartment of
eleven rooms and four baths on each
in all. -
The location is one of the most com
mandlng IN TIE city and affords an un
obstructed view of the river from The
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02
lis Pcn.!cns
Manhattan


AZ. = cor HawtNorne st.
5ox1oO. Peter s'e-iy. trustee, az.
lnr hA.c lfolA'ne Corp 6fore 'osure or
raoftgaee1 atty Gusge enhe'user Z nter-
tapef g. Ma~~sais
EIN4NGFuz 81. u 6. - " ii iee n. e4l1r
fa ~ i'siio lretzisal ari solo nom II
*. .lansff 81 tto.tcie-l.st ei ;i.e vt-
ruet) et VII X Nohn
It'll Az. 49,. SiArsarc. " keca ast
Chas ! : ,iu fe- 'oause cs a,ott-
ra~e>s ATTY. Z Sherman.
SHERIFF. -. S. %. .elancey -. eoV
40. Fann> X Gregory =. solomon
relner a. ~ Ofor.clo urc OF mortsagol =
atiys. Norwood. AppeN x walsh.
KELLY ST W . Is y V~stehester av
looSlao. Hsrran suberman at Jackson
Const Co. In. vt al fore iosurc OF
lnortrsee,. otty. 4 S,t'rsan
BEclNNING ~ point formed ~ 'he
intersection Of thu eas, nne lot e
and the west line Of lot W with n.rth
slse of 18th -. 25Nl0s esee map ~
ninrporta Margaret McGFatA az.
'rhomls Is Nutsou ri el tactisa Tor
r. .or-.~t4on OF usci); a1'.. II Is Sic
Hugh
llrli sr s. 4s5 5 Aeenee II e5x1ea.
Josephine BroNA AIT George 2 Ba.sley
st Al gor'c losure of nortg axe, atty.
4 B Mcfiugn.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02
Ass onn,cn' e Mortgages
Manhattan

,rT sT. e7s W Nl.sa Rsoilsr ~ Mary
f's' menn i7o7 u!Fofslts az attys.
Gilbert q =. 43 ENch ......... s.
i1tlll s1 $ :. ffs - Pheasant Amer
iso s''eee. - e ASA D'oro N's.ty
81. -na!5 part subject TO one hair
Of clam of Alfonso Sisca .cr return of
iepos4- ~ $500 IN ler terms ~
lease affecting s37 r l14th s, AMI pol
First az attys Merken Bros. 2o6
BWay
llo ~ ST - W Morris Kassin to i.ou
Kass.n one -half part aud T. Kassin 20
Ln4an Roth. 40 It Niehoias av. AMI
4r'5 att4. simon Berg. ~ Bway
Iti n astsn each ..........S /
MADISON Az 1917. fitie G7ar & Trust
Go to the German Soeiety. address
Nsna.stta Goeoon ii4 Prospect =. pas
MADISON Az. l3s5,. y III Is Parsons and
rno. trest 49, .o loWrir Sa. iana. I-N
Nowery ettss. CadN,1t.aer. " & T. 4o
I'D sr. n 5. IS q vs. Eni az coi1m0la
'rrDst co to LAWYERS Mort GO and L.
i Go to Pet oeii7er ljewlne Co. 'o7
: ssth st atty. I. 7 4 r CO. 100 Broad
way ..,.-.-...... ............... S4a. 900
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02

Narrows to Tarrytown and the Tappan
Zee. The Chatsvorth group was built
by George +. Johnston & Sons. and
"A Alexander and Leopold Kahn, and was
considered the last word in apartment
construction. The front ON Seventy.
second Street, of heavy granite and
limestone, with huge cnryatidcs is OF
the modern French style OF architec-
,ure. The property was bought by the
Mandelbaum and Levine syndicate last
prng through the same broNers who
negotiated the resale and has been held
At So 600 coo. The buyer is j new cor.
poration. to be knows - the Chats
wortn Apartments, Inc, represented by
handler * Haas. who are turning 20
real estate profits derived from nrer-
camille business. The company wiz
mold the property az q permanent in
Vestment, and VIII consider LONG lenses.
enah ms tenants to assure themselves
Of permanent home.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02
Sa es on East Side
70 Improve Bronx Block
Front With Stone Bu ,Idinos

Frank Hcgrisch builder. mas bought
from Frederick Brown tho % oek front
ON ,hc uerth side o' Fordham Road,
oe etweeu jerome and Davidson avenues.
cons suing o abou. afteea lots 1t is
vacant plots IN Fordham and tne uev
owner VII erect store build ugs on the
site Is II Weskcr was the broker.
This sale lisncses o. tie last parcel oi
mo Devoe rs ato holdings in Fordham.
urchased By Mt Brown about year
ago.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02
sale To-day of Realty
In Three HorounI,-

losenh ? Day vll hold special
sales day IN The Nesey Street sales
fogm 70 aay at II O'Clock noon.
Included IN the sa g are DWELLINGS,
te'iaments 2 sartmen+ houses, business
buildings AL vacant property in Man
haitian. Bronx and Brook Sn. This auc-
ton sale affords hae opportul y 10
investors. .sHeculatcr and homesee .ers
70 ecure wei -.ocated investment real.
" Al t.eir own neure.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02
Recorded Mortgages
DON nfn,An

= E4eAaase =. .-4.tr
a-e d H. pcc =. W. -a.s N-ss4u So
torra s,ef--5.0' tan lie Ias 60 dLe
Noy f2f e la t41i and taeu Z
b stt3s a4t-nsr x T. ! Madiso. :.
DIVISION ~ .85-l37 i=as~n1l8 Iouia
go. bers 10 Je'ies Lure. ~ suffolk :.
lns,als I'M notes, atty. u i Fiomen-
na.t. 90 Broadway ........-. 81. 500
cANAL st 3le-3ls > 3S.i4slilx irres
- No. 20 Pa monA klctaer -
opoAtan Lie ms Co. due Nov !,
1881. ? :; attys. Butcher T.
AfaJJ'son az ....,........-.. $50. .a0e
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02
ISrOn

cAI'I.DW ELL Az. -. c i6afa s.
really corpn i557 Dmss pr mtg. SIS.
.'e "V yVf - > r. atls
.'I'N. Ell A. a. s5,-59 3 lots "a 'V
57rl0- Htges eAcl Sf1ot. same
50 a..ie, ri ntges. each s20.0o9 Nov
cl'r|y6N =, K ,s}4 ~ - ~ 49,
Jsc0b Marks 10 West Bronx 81 : 60
100 FL az = Al'''r So 5cv. W
MO- SNr iiaFH pI. lsi' n = 2sxis5. ~.
enee Hanuan To Nary R-is- -aa1
Hyer az pr mtse S4.oo9 NoV . Ia.
l9n lf-.. J. C.. atty. T . x Z Co
Weler 70 Jas \ woolf Nv Roearl.e
- 7 Nog RS I. a. s-ity q
WFsTCIl~sTEH AZ. 75e. : z5x ,Sxii *
~ Benz kaufman u Caroline B own
NoY yr e. ATTY T q L. r -,
Annie ,ierson T. samuel SiH'.4n 80.
- st Not srs p g, slts q
STEBBINS Az 131s-IaI5 50xlto.
Aua. hoss r.bau.a TO Frank Al pa44 -.l
l-l st pr a-tge s35 oo0 Nov
5eafs = e. atts, IItle . x r o.
l5sTf - T05 e n 5lxioig ~.
oahl 70 hraian + Wnl4ns ~ =
atty .s'...''s. III. 6 '@ = CO. go s.s
SANE property Christopher { s1esn4n L,
- y got st pr i1tse
81 e9o No - duo May - ls.s spc
Lors q iis l93 g5s. 27o. ga am 27i ~
nAp lenj stern Fannie B krasner 70
vars . any E II Rossastoes :
Rector st ntgfs asgregatins 81 ~
LOT So. a.ap Elk l. ing Cltt Islam
mas Ah.i..arr ~. Aim l. Ctret 30
" 1874 st NoY - due ~tc as per bons
ATTY, y L Martin, 50 Ma4iea Lane - 500
..or !. .eason to samuel snapero. 1928
Ny5e lr la-se s-.91e. No. insta-s.
. = c. a'ts eie 9 & T c.. i7c i o4sl
PLYMP.oN ~. aI5 RON 81 COX
ioe. ohm a Mitchell Ia Tho F Farrell
la " sd pr ntge s. 600 Sc. -
Us atty. + f4ss. ~ "
rEEMoNr ~ -. wees'.F =.
sa. Lank. 81 ch4fn1ers St Nov ,.
~yrs. = c, a,tys r & Z ] OGornsn. s.
Chambers st ....-.. -.......-. 80 01L
MANIuA ST. = :. 5Oes n spofford az 3
x.oo, ih...t Sonts,n % Ctiu4u-lna OJ,r
@. 81 Mat.son az Nov - Us
? e; ntt5, Ittie Mtg 20 ~
TRAFERs ~. l.s4 nr.t. ~ ~.
55 5ie@i}s.7 Pax Nlrphg to aIa, :
A4sa a.oae SO iisriaa ~
80, - st. fit-s Guar = r rs
-.gTH 81 800 Barnes AZ 5c s
..43. t'~~ir P W Se.anA and ane tl
Freat. " lrls- il-s. 5sl Z 297tn - An,
ri;4e < Mtg -. ia B3as - so'
p X, ->A c 10th 81. iosx4S a.sa
i16th g. - Park aY. o2xlas K
hanna Really Corpn TO John + l.eo. 5ea
due etc as per bond. ateys. Dulon & 4
PARK AV. 4505. l7sth ST. o7xl07.7
Pask ay' 45sl, w 6e-7 to Alden u xloo
New-York tribune., 1919-12-02

On Downtown
Expansion
operators Buying West of
Broadway or the Assump.
ton That Big Business
District Must Spread Out

rhe Charles F Moves company has
=. 60. tse estate Of Jo eph Fahys the
,n.hs.s, corner Of Washington and
.,...or streets. six story and base
acc warehouse and manufacture
- be,lding. on plo; 75xSo. The buyer
= FnpenS- smith company, tenants.
:. .r.nsaet.or is Of considerable in
-. hecsuse tie present purchaser
s'' -. i've wears aSo sold the land and
ts,t'.''.i3.rgs ta .tr .8te Joseph Fahys.
erected tfe present structure
..er tne famous Iarrant explosion.
..r.s real estate brokers were after
- nrooerty COR clients apparently
,,:ly aeed oi space.
lper s,ors Buy on Washington Street
>,rman ;. Riesen cid has bought
..,snsh william, 4. " Ste & Sons from
.1,< Florence Jacobs me seven story
- or lot 15.lNss +. AZ l6l Washing
q stree
lam te & Sons haVe sold
.s l-. eN4rus me Use stor.
cr -e>sA. at i'll y asning-
:. ;.f-. fre eue starF b1i.aNg.
s i1t.il. at lij AnG no, foi thas
Ken 3D. Ntaam prager.
fssen Takes Cortlaudt Street Realty
pss.s maa naee solid 10 the
s-s.saas. ae street Corporation,
n, i. Coaea president. the six story
Ind sa.emen; ceraer building at the
p, gesf carHtr Of Covtlandt and
nstoa streets. reing = Cortlandt
ID rs and ize 81 hingtou Street.
ne property bass frontage of 25 feet
N C1rrlsrii Street and 15 feet on
gs, r..or Street and Just sd)oins the
ferer.y cnrea by the pennsy sylvsnis
"a rast. II as essed al $4,000.
Report, F5om Shippers District
nea- & TO- have sold FOR
issae. 60. as agents. The
ssasfty at II. Pearl Street. four
5rl basement bni dla-. on lot
4r.t also rEr story building al
4rs >-rest. ou .ot 26>s37. 10
ausc bre4t GEORGE \. Zabri-sis
.aff basement build - al
raore street on u- 2b2N73.4 TO
ioronirA Paca. saa VIII occupy tho
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