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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-02

Grain; Wheat, soft white No. + So;
feed oats Soc; milling oats SEC; hay
cheat, now $l7; hay, oats, new $3.50
l20; mill run $43M44.
Butterfat:: 'Buttdrfat 67c; cream
cry butter 67@68c
Pork, veal and mutton: Pork on foot
l7c; veal, fancy 23c; steers 709c;
cows 507kc; spring lambs 10c; ewes
4@oe; sheep, yearlings 7c.
Eggs and poultry: Eggs cash SIS;
hens, live 22@24c; old roostcrs 15@,
l6c; springs 22c.
Vegetables: Onions, per sack So;
celery doz. 81; tomatoes 90c; potatoes
3s; sweet potatoes &c.
Fruit: Watermelons 1c; oranges
$575@6.50; lemons, box $75O@S.5O;
bananas 9hc; honey, exartcted zoe
cantaloupes $l.50; bunch beets 45c;
cabbage 3 3-dc; head lettuce GOc; car
rots r 45c; grapes, Malagas Zoe; grapes,
Tokays zoe.
Retail prices: Eggs dozen 65@7Oc;
creamery butter Toe; country butter
SIC; flour, hard wheat $3.10@3.25
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-02
CLOTHING FOR
ARNEN|ANS TO
BE COLLECTED

/ AT meeting of the pastors of sever
al CHURCHES of the city held last eve
ming at the Commercial club, it was
definitely decided that next Monday
and Tuesday should be named as the
days for collecting clothing for the
Syrians and Armenians. Also that all
who give any surplus clothing Of any
/ kind should be asked to wrap them up,
! place the bundles out front, and then
notify the Commercial club
For those who can deliver pack
ages. the store Of Kafoury Bros. has
been selected as headquarters. This
firm has agreed to pack and ship to
Portland all clothing sent them by
Monday or Tuesday Of next week but
mot later.
The clothing from the state is to be
forwarded from Portland October 10
and forwarded NEXT Wednesday, Oct s
| To bring this matter properly before
the people of the city, the pastors Of
| all churches will make announcement
next Sunday Of the needs of the people
who have suffered from the Turks,
who have not as yet been disarmed.
Appointment will be made by the pas
tors of one leader in each church who
will notify other members of this eff
fort to collect old clothing.
All that is asked Is that bundles Of
clothing be either delivered to Kafoury
Bros. next Monday or Tuesday, or that
the Commercial club be telephoned in
order that the trucks out collecting
,po,, ool1
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-02
LEC|ON'S DRIVE
FOR MEMBERS is
100 ABOVE MARK

The Salem chapter of the American
Legion, Capital Post NO 8, has exceed
ed its quota in the recent membership
drive by over 100 members This an
nouncement was made Thursday by DR..
w. Carlton Smith, Masonic building,
head Of the local branch.
"And there are many enrolling ev-
cry day. he said.
The membership drive was conducted
throughout the United States the week
Of September Is to 81. Salon IS quota
was 300. To date 400 ex-scrviee men
have enrolled in the local branch.
AT the last meeting of the American
Legion here committee was appoint
ed to formulate plans for n big dance,
which win be held in the near future,
All former service men are invited to
attend. The date of the dance viii be
announced later,
Monday night q meeting of the Le-
gion has been called. when all commit
tees will make their regular report.
Delegates to the recent state conven-
tion of the American Legion, held in
Portland during the visit of Theodore
Roosevelt Jr., will report steps taken
at the conference,
Definite meeting nights, the first
Monday of each month, have been ar
ranged,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-02
STRIKEDREAkERS IN
FRISCO ATTACKED

San Francisco, Oct. 2,-Nelson Den.
ming, union sheet metal worker, was
shot and killed early today shortly after
he had left Pier with his brother,
w. ID. Denning. The latter had been
experimenting the unloading of the
steamer Washington.
The two started home in an automo
bile, They were followed by another
machine, and Denning was shot in the
back. The ship was being loaded in de
fiance Of the stcvedores strike. w. ID.
Denning, traffic manager of the Little
River Redwood company, said his bro.
ther merely had watched the work. The
dead man was the father of four chill
dren.
Two strikebreakers imported here
from Oakland. Iowa, for work on the
waterfront, were attacked and wounded
by a mob of stevedore strike sympathiz-
crs.
Jack Marsh received q deep cut across
the face. The wound laid his entire
ehek open from the nose to ear. Jack
Moline, his partner, was roughly han.
died. Both men were taken to a hos
pital for treatment, and left later with
"a detective for the waterfront to iden.
tify the men who attacked him.
Marsh said go men surrounded him as
he walked from q strectear to Pier :.
Two men, he said threatened him with
revolvers, while another slashed him
with a knife and still others attacked
Moline.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-02
PORTLAND MARKETS

Portland, Or, Oct. 2.-Butter, city
creamery $4,000. Eggs selected local
ex. 62@69c. Hens 30@3le. Broilers 25
(d26c. Geese 15c. Cheese 32@34e.
Live Stock
Cattle: Receipts ia; tone of mar
ket steady; good to choice steers 1925
09.75; fair to medium steere $7.25@
S.25; common to fair steers$5. 75@$6.75;
choice to good cows and heifeIs, $6.75Qs
$50; medium to good cows and heifers
$5.75@6.75; Gamers $2.75@4.50; bulls
$475@6.75; calves, $7.75@13.75.
Hogs: Receipts 3O7; tone of market
steady; prime mixed $l7.50@1S.00;
medium mixed $l7@17.50; rough heav-
les $l5.50@l6.5o; pigs $l5.75@16.50;
bulk $l8.
Sheep: Receipts 467; tone of market
steady; prime lambs 81 .50@l2.50; fair
to medium lambs $lO.50@11; ewes
$750@s; wethers $7.50@S; yearlings
$5@7.50
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-02
Reds and White
Sox Each Boast
of % EHgibles

Both the Reds and White Sox have
I23 players, exclusive of the managers,
eligible for tht world S series. The com
mission Indicated the following are the
only players who will be permitted to
participate in the games;
Chicago Edward Cicotte, L. T. Col.
Inns, John F. Collins, Urban c. Faber,
Oscar Felseh, Charles A. Gandil J. J.
Jackson, William James, Joseph Jen-
kins, Il. Kerr, Harry l.. Liebold, Grow
Ier G.. l.owdermilk, Byrd Lynn, Harvey
Mcclellan, Fred McMullin, j. E. May
er, Edward j. Murphy, Charles A. Ris-
berg, Ray w. Schalk, J. Sullivan,
George Weaver r. II. Wilkinson and
Claude Williams.
Cincinnati-Patrick Moran, Nick Al
len, r. b. iBressler, Jacob Daubert, L..
b. Duncan Horace Eller, Ray Fisher,
Edward Gerner, H. K. Groh, w. L..
Kopf, Adolfo Luque, Sherwood Nagee,
Roy Mitchell, A. f. Neal, William A..
Rariden, Morris c. Rath, James Ring,
Ed Rousch, Walter Reuther, Harry
Sallee, Charles See, Henry Schreiber,
James Smith, Ivy B. Wingo.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-02
Risberg Makes
First Bonner"
Of World Series
BY Ross Teney

written for the United Press.)
Cincinnati, Ohio, Oct s.--The White
sox don Z boast a bit here today, but
two Of them were added to the immor,
tal order Of world series goats in this
worlds series opener here--Edde Ci-
cote and Swede Risberg.
cicotte signed his own certificate of
membership when he solcmnly assured
Kid Gleason that his arm wss in per.
feet shape for duty He thought il was,
but that didn't make it SO. He had
never less stuff In all his pitching ca
rer aud it's doubtful whether he 90
against the Reds again until both the
White sox southnaws and Bill james
have been tried out by Kid Gleason.
Gleason waited till the last minute be-
forc picking cieottr TO pitch and then
did % only after Eddie assured him he
was exactly right.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-02
ROUND COAST
LEAGUE BASES
(By United Press.l

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-02
After Sickness

The great drawback to a complete
recovery is that awful weak, devital-
lied condition which is so hard to over
come. 1t seems as though every organ
in the body lacks strength. Druggists
recommend Vinol, the cod liver and
iron tonic without oil, as the quickest
aid to recovery; it induces hearty
appetite, promotes sound sleep, aids di-
gestion and builds up strength, vim and
vitality. Why not try it on this guar
antee9 (Adv)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-02

to left. j. Collins up. J. Collins lined
to Duncan in deep left and Williams
was held at first L. Collins out, Daa-
bert unassisted, No runs, one hit, no
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-02

y !: x X 4 = 4: 4 4: 4. y n y
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-02
RheumachOl Cured
My Rheumatism

Gone bottle of Rheumachol cured
me after years of painful suffering.
could not straighten up my back for
months, now can kick hat held at
arm IS length" says L. R. Grossight,
of Detroit, Michigan. If you are rheu-
matte martyr do as Mr. Grosslight did.
Get bottle of Rhcumachol today from
your druggist or send 81 direct for
bottle and booklet to H. Z. Machol,
Idaho Springs, Colorado. (Adv.)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-02

Cincinnati Neale up. Nealc famed.
Raridcn up. Rariden flew to Jackson.
Sallec up. Sallee popped TO Weaver.
No rms. no hits. no errors.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-02

Yesterdays winners: Angels, Tigers.
The Seals did not tanglc with the
Beavers at Portland; ram
Seattle and Sacramento failed to mix;
more rain.
The Tigers won from the Angeles, and
the Ange'a won from the Tigers. Re-
81 ctiye acorcs: to 2; , to 0
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-04
NEW HOME LEASED
BY CUTLER SCHOOL
Private Institute to Occupy
Madison Avenue Duelling.

The Cutler School has leased from
Joseph Barnes and Miss Barnes, for q
term OF years. with an option of pur-
chasing, the four story and basement
residence at 755 Madison avenue. be-
tween Sixty-fth and Sixty-sixth streets,
which II will alter extensively in order
to make the building a suitable home for
the school The Cutler School In one Of
the oldest and most fashionable boys
schools In the city and numbers among
It's graduates the late Col. Theodore
Roosevelt, and hundreds Of former
students who are prominent in the 30
cial and financial life of the city.
The school for many years was located
at 20 East Fiftieth street, across from
81. Patricks Cathedral and on the same
block with the Hotel buckingham.
II was forced to move from this loca-
tion about five years ago owing to the
erection OF business structure upon
the site. and took UP its quarters at 80
to 81 East Slxty-first street These
buildings were recently sold and will
be altered into small suites, and tho
school was forced to again look for
new quarters.
The Barnes residence which was
leased by the school yesterday occupies
a plot 3sx76 and Is regarded as one OF
the finest structures of Ito type In that
part of the city. The new homo OF the
echool is In q section In keeping with
Its traditions, and It ls believed that in
order to obviate the necessity OF being
forced to move again, the school will
exercise its option to purchase the pro-
perty before the expiration OF the lease.
The transaction was negotiated by
Harold L. Flint In connection with
Pease and Gilman. and the property
was valued at $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-04

mtg tiss:ooo. April 1. . yrs s%; atty.
Rosenthal 4 II. Rector ct. .t2s.eoo
JACKSON ios.nSs,. Az; . a n. lot ,,. on map
nov to W X Holding corpn. sss 10
2sth st. prior mtg $4,000. April l., 9 yrs
nS ~; fatty ety. D Bitter. ~ bway. ;;siJi'S@
Hymsn Rose to Peter Corell. 21s p ll6th
a. April 4; 3 yrs. So; atty. lawyer. q
FOX sT Co. id 5ss s~.y sis.ieoR:ph..i ESe
gelberg to Samuel Lurrie, 1913 Fox q.
March Is; instsi., Sc; stty. 8 H Ki% sso
stebbins Realty q constn Co TO Hy
Young, 1910 Anthony av. April J.. s. yrs.
s%; atty, NY Young. isao Anthony
lssrH ST, a, 10 BROOK sv w. ai.iIsSss
irreg-simon schmukler to Caroline Best
s ns t assi L sg AZ xs4 A' Void drs Lex.
cLis 'So sI xvse: ism 81. Isl
.sO;aSE,ta Blank n,, TO ny r CLARK lark M MAJ.
MARTHA Nv. . 3. IS as7zth st. 'ss.71iocE
H hSS:, 5 essa to 1n r. PRIOR Hn %ss
s0G LEVY ksrg !. Sai 81 Son e.: bono s
Hq Psn Aw i 10 dita.S iSinSl'aG I
sr G.' sssi s stty.. Knox s'i D. ~ broad
LOTS lie ana 100. map Henry Morssn.
thau-Crausman Realty Co to VIM Gold
stone, 1t0 W 6sth ct. pr mtg $4,000.
April !, instals. So atty. Jerome Eisner.
FOX s sT, 10 iis1;h st lsIicoNi%%
weinraub and ano to Josephine Hocn,
baum. 725 Home st. pr mtg $4,000, April
2. 10 yrs. 50: atty. p H Goldbaum, sts
nF nEfPo HV,y W !. Isl. lisa St ,siisSsts
Louis Elckwort to Christine Sanger.
asa w 155th st, March 20, months. In
terest a sper bond: atty. Louis Eickwort,
20 Fletcher ay. Mont Vernon. N Y..t. 300
BASsFoRD Av, n2st. IS, ss.sx77 Ed.
ward Downey to Otto Tintzau, 126 East
End av, pr mtg $4,000. Aprn 2, yrs
So: atty. Title q MTG Co. isS
JEROME Nv. oor FFcoirtdham I'd, runs
n Dix Q l2bx n Silk o ss.4x o 1918 to
Morris av 1851 eco. 7-Zealie
Van Raalte to Remlu Realty Corp, ass
w 7sd ct, March 81. instals. 81 atty,
7 @ & + Co. i76 Bway. $4,000
GRANT .AV. $50. 9. 2oxe5-Prtmel
Realty Corp to Leonie II Scott, asa West
End av, and ano, March 81, 4 yrs, 5hTs;
atty, T q q T Co, 17e Bwsy $1,000
FOX ST, et3, n o, 40.7xl15-Rapsay Realty
Co to Philip A Ehni, b45 w 1t4th at. ~
mtg s2S,750, March 81. due April 1.
1924, 50; attys. uind p. 46 Cedar
vYsB Av. ii5ioo-s. "a, 5o1ioo-Mcnmouth
Holding Co to Dixie Security Co. 2ss
Bway. pr mtg Ss5.6oo. March 81, 1 ".
SO: atty. Jos e GreenberE. zss Broad
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-04
FORECLOSURE SALES,

xs s SRgas, COURT &C Go ! IT OF New
sE.inst AARON Tor ARoN5 GRUHER.
HERMAN GRuHER. ct al. etc. defend.
anita
In pursuance of a judgment OF fore.
closure and sails, duly made and entered
in the above entitled action and bearing
date the 18th day OF March. 1919, !, the
named, viii sell at public auction. al the
Street. In the Borough OF Manhattan. City
Of New York. on the 18th day OF April.
ARTHUR C. SHERIDAN, Incorporated,
Auctioneer. tho premises directed by said
judgment to be sold and therein described
ALL that certain lot OF land with the
improvements thereon situate In Block 8sl
on the Land Map OF the City and County
Of New York and bounded and described AZ
BEGINNING at a point on tho Easteriy
aide of Columbia street distant one hum
dred and nifty feet northerly from the
ington Streets and running thence EaNerly
on line parallel with Rivington street
one hundred feet; thence running North.
erly on a line parallel with Columbia street
twenty-five feet. thence running Westerly
on 4 limo parallel with Rivington Street
and TO and through certain party wall
Columbia street. sni thence running
southeriy along the Essteriy side Of CO.
lumbia Street twenty five feet to the point
81 beginning. be said several distances and
known by tho Street Number as Eighty
six Columbia street.
Dated, New York March 24th. 1919.
LOUIS W. sToTEsBURY. Referees.
MYERS & GOLDSMITH. Attorneys for
Plaintiff. 100 Broadway. Borough o.
Manhattan. " Y. C.
.rty to b. sold; its street numser 10 &c
Columbia St:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-04
RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

Pease & Gilman leased for Georss
Lowther, Jr.. to Mrs. A Roberts the
three story house at 1873 West Ninety
fifth street
Pease Gilman leased an apartment
IN $40 Park avenue for Bing & BinE to
Leopold Newborg;. In 146 East Forty
ninth street, for Mrs J. Wright to w. F.
SchaiIer: In 4S West Fifty-ninth street
for Georgia Lee Randall to- Ivan n.
Stroll; In 345 West Eighty-eighth street
Tor Klein & Jackson to Andrew Dayey /:
In 25S Riverside Drive for Stanley Rssor
TO James c. Good. and in 124 West Sew
enty-second street for Clarence " Kin to
Mrs. A NJ. Robinson.
Douglas L. Gilman G. Company, Inc,
leased large apartment, comprising the
entire floor at s29 Park 'axonue,, to DR..
waiter p. Anderton. who recently sold
his house. As East Seventy-third street,
10 Joseph s. Auerbach also apartments
at 10 East Sixty-fifth street to F. w.
Wurster: at 124 East Thlrty-sixth street
Tor Miss A. f, Curtis to A. B. Hon: Mt
a. East Seventy-second street to Mrs. dc
Acosta and at 157 East EdRhty-hrst
street to 7. X Stevenson.
William A. White & Sons leased at a
West Tenth street an apartment to Ben-
1amln /. Ward; at East Fifty-fourth
street TO Mildred N. johnson, and at z
East Fifty-fourth street to Edith Dlehl,
Albert II. Stout leased the three story
dwelling at 1s5 West 19Ist street to
Archibald Moore the three story
dwelling at 2ls West lssth street TO
Richard E. Nicholas and the four story
dwelling at 12S West Sixty fourth street
to E. Trillas.
n. Brigham Hall & William D. Blood
good. Inc, leased apartments In 100 and
III East Fifty-slxth street to Miss Mar
garet harrow, Mrs. F. c. Hastings, Miss
Jane Wright, Miss Mary McLain and
Miss X. d. Miller.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-04
REAL ESTATE JoTTINGs.

Charles Hensle. builder and operator.
Is the purchaser OF Florence Court, a
seven story apartment house at a.
Pierrepont street, Brooklyn, reported
sold yesterday by Thomas ]. O'Reilly for
the Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank.
Mr.. Hensle plans to make extensive al
terations to the property and will install
a restaurant In the basement.
Charles f. Moves Company has been
appointed exclusive managing agent for
the eleven story fireproof building re-
Gently purchased by Frank ], Hsaney
and his associates at 474 and 476 Broad
way and 3s Crosby street The Noyes
company has also been appointed exclu-
sive managing and renting agent OF 4gl
street, a twelve story building. recently
bought by Harry Aronson, Inc.
Electus T. Backus has severed his con-
nections with William H. Whiting Com
pany and has become the manager of
the brokerage department OF the Guar
dian Holding Company Inc. with Offices
at SO East Forty-second street, New
York city.
The Houghton Company has been an
pointed agent for the houses at 263 West
Seventy-third street, sos West Seventy
third street, 2s West Eighty-third street,
262 West Ninety-third street. 1853 West
Ninety-fifth street, 140 West Ninety-sev-
enth street and 142 West Ninety seventh
street.
Mark Rafalslty & Co have been an
pointed managing agent for the Cambria
an eight story apartment house at SAT 70
ass West Fifty-flfth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-04
BUYS BAY SHORE PROPERTY.
Capt. Leary Acquires l.. I. Estate
Other Deals Out OF Town.

Jeremiah Robbins sold for s. r.
Rn.hschild to Capt T. II Leary. a ee-
tired stock broker, an estate, OF twelve
acres situated between the Belmont and
Havemeyer estates at Bay Shore. The
place Is attractively Handicapped and laid
out, with shade trees shrubbery and
flower gardens. II has handsome mod
ern house and outbulldings. water front
and yacht landing. and represents an
investment of about $4,000.
Baker Crowell. Inc. sold for Edwin
W. Willets his residence situated at
Rosyn, l.. l., In the immediate vicinity
han, and Brady estates. The property
comprises eighteen acres. with stucco
house, barns, stable. garage. &c Dr..
Mozart Monae Lesser of 125 East
Seventy-second street. Manhattan. the
purchaser. after making extensive altera-
tons, will ocuppy II as his summer home.
The famous RIppowam Lodge, con-
slsting OF stone suburban residence
situated on 230 acres OF land ON Still
water avenue. in the district north OF
Stamford, Conn.,. has been sold by the
Commercial Trust Company of New
York City to Della L. Martin. The prop
erty Is one OF the best known farm es-
states near New York city. II contains
many farm buildings and several cot
tages. and Is said to have cost In its de-
velopment more than 100000. The Rip
powam River divides tho property.
George Howe, Sol Bloom and q. Harry
Abbott were the brokers.
Grifren. Prince q Ripley rented fur
n,shed for the season the country estate
OF Richard NJ. Jessup. located on North
street. White Plains, TO Harrison Au-
gust.
Howell J. Iomax leased for Charles
Austin Sherman his country estate
known as Minnewawa, situated near the
Seawanhaka Yacht Club at Centre ISL
and. Oyster Bay, L. l.. TO Albert Rath-
bone. Assistant Secretary Of the Treas
tiry
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-04
sATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

q, n
nton Hs. synd 10 Manfred w Enrich.
March /. 1907; Attys. Stern. c & r, IL IL
Sd XV. cor s7th st, io.tiiioo.H;smiiton
Hgts synd TO Rose Fray. 6l7 W lsoth
Ct, sept ., 1905; sttys. Eissman q Leyy:
Sd -. 2v ns - sos 6ith 81. iCiico.same 't to
Samson Laehman. Sl' W losth ct. March roh
cRE isS7 sttY+ e 1sm sss-f,. and ES%
Dodd to the Emig rant dndust Say Bank,
Feb l. 1900; atty. r o'oormsns ~
BRO oa hpwHY cor issth ct. ssliaiGSw
Belgrade Realty Co to the Realty Mtg
Co, Oct 9. 1909; atty. c FREDERICK as
,5iisT s 81. s2s-ss-sch..r;-oinsours r 4 c
Co, Sc W i2th at to Is!dor Glnsburs,
Dec !. 1919; sttys. Strauss q Singer, q
STH Hv cor asa st. runs iosI : Is ss
l5x 37.ex W 12S to av Gill
to begin-til bth Az corpn to Lawyers
RIty Co, June u. 1916; sttys. s.odd" ond
AS 8 u II h wa cor ism o. isSss
JACOB s; sss W.:s End ss 1s ,ss
8, 1918; attys. Marks q N. % Park
AMs sT Av, s7l: ti.t st. isi-jsooS
and sabina wenner to Annie Bauer
dori. s25 West End av, Aug IL. lsls;
,rH i'y sv n:us.a esf Sit III , pnaS sSno
av. cor l44th st-Jaoob and s.blna
M Ks,s ssh wa Pin; :: nsss's y Ma.
1917; attys. Elfers 4 A, AT Bway. $3.50
WORTH ST. lsm oId,6r Meyer o,, g ia so7
atty, Title Guar q t Co. 17s Broedo
ssTH ST =. lis Bw.y. 'iis;1ioo'sw
line Ruscher. 500 W o4th st. Feb 20;
l9ll; atty. Co, lIe bwsg 500
Duncan NJ Stewart d Co to Jacob Rosen-
thai. $50 West End av, Feb 81. 1918;
SANE E' s. m.Ff to same
osTH 1877 sT 2 siSy E t1s Klafen.ei1 to
Gerhard, oct 10, 1905; attys Bowers 4
,oSrH II s STdai i1s.iie E-n.th H.me as o
,, sitiE. sTy Bril-, S, g val .;; 1872
'' Hj R ss eli to H Jennis s.Iisman.
500 West End av. by assignmt. May "a
,.TH 1''g ss4 Wa. e. ins Emma Emma sSS
son 70 Emisrant Indust Saw Bank; June
-, 1906: atty. Richard Clarke: s., 81
ELM A's ST. s-1s-Hoi,ywood Hotel 'V Go,Y
tage Co, 1873 York at, Jersey City. to VIM
Barrett; as prest Adams Express Co,
Bangs 4 Van S, a. val It. SO, 900
BOUNDED IN front by 20th 81. by
lot 80 ana map of ot' ~ tro In, e. q BY ss VS..
Michael p and Mary Mount to the North
River Ins co, no William at; sttys, Jos
9TH ST. 51s. B-Ieon Cohen to Evn Klei-
y Coulter. % w 26th st. 900. 81 900
sTH Av, p. 4e.4 s stth st, 2&Sx1oo-
Valentine ana Ksth Hattemer TO North
River Saw Bank, Jan II. 1890; atty, Lew
yers n & T Co, 100 Bway 900
9TH ct, n s, rs Az A. 2sxso1o-Ju,ius
Aher,nskamp to Geo and Marst Koen's.
$50 Bronx Park South. May s. 1909;
city, A " Bloch. 80 Nassau ct. 81, 900
sTF AV, 2os5-David and Margt Richey
and ano 10 the Central Union Trust Co
OF Y, so Bway, Dec 81. 1899: atty,
HarrisonJ Elliott r. 81 Wall st..sio 900
1s2D ST. =. l75 q ST Nicholas Rv, 75x1o0;
1921 st. p. 100 Audubon av, TEX
loo-Audubon Bldg Corpn 10 Palermo,
July 20. 1917; atty. Thos w Baker. 6o
Wall Stu. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1880
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-04
OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

GILBERT PLACE-Samuel Cowcn sold
to n Miss Silberstein a two family
brick house at 1915 Gilbert place, 25x
100. for occupancy.
CRESTON AVENUE-B. II. Weisker
sold for the Burnside Avenue Realty
Corporation to Ennis & Sinnott Inc,
tho block front of ten lots on the west
side OF Creston avenue. from 17Sth
TO 179th street.
EAST 161ST STREET - Frederick
Brown sold to Charles S. Krootz 425-
429 East 161st street, near Mefrose
avenue two five story apartment
houses, on a plot l0ox60. In part pay
ment the buyer gave six lots on Mos
holu Parkway. between Fieldston road
and Newton avenue. Riverdale.
EAST 18TH STREET-E. M Phelps
sold for G. Steinmulier to Joseph Glass
454 East 13Sth street, a four story
dwelling 16.Sx100.
BROOK AVENUE-Leonard Well
bought from the 1920 Street Construc-
ton Company. 1885 Brook avenue. a
Eve story fiat, 42Xl0O.