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oTHEp SALES in THE pRoNx.

TINTON AVENUE-Leslie r. Randall
sold 1924 linton avenue. near l69th
street, two story detached two
family house, on lot 22x130. J. Clar-
ence Davies and Walter l.. McLaugh-
lin negotiated the sale.
EAST 18TH STREET--Williamson &
Bryan resod for Louis earle to James
Beckwith for immediate occupancy
the three story frame house at 42e
East 135th street.
TIEBOUT AVENUE-Fred Open
heimer sold the Ave and half story
new law apartment house at 20S5 Tie
bout avenue. the northwest corner Of
1s0th street. on lot 25x100. for the
Thornton Bros. Corporation. John
A. Wood was associate broker.
MARION AVENUE-Morton M. Green
sold the dwelling at 24S9 Marion ave-
nue. to Miss S. A. Couhey.
WEBSTER AVENUE--Max Cohen sold
to a client Of NJ Polaslnslky the two
Eve and a half story structures at
1908 and 1710 Webster avenue, 75x
110x165, located Just north OF 1880
street. The property was held at
$4,000, and rents for about $4,000.
FULTON AVENUE-Max Cohen sold
to an investing client Of M. Polasin-
sky Esther Court, a Ave and half
story apartment house at 11S5 Full
ton avenue. near 167th street 7ox114
x144. The house returns an annual
rental of about $4,000, and was held
at S115.0o0.
EAST 132D STREET-Samuel Cowen
sold for II. Muller to Mr.. Rosen-
bloom the four story brick building
at AIS East 1921 street, on a plot
35x1O0. held at $4,000.
GRAND BOULEVARD AND CON-
COURSE. Clarence Davies sold for
Fordham Concourse Corporation to A
Hauff at 2400 and 2402 Grand Boule'
ward and Concourse, IS feet south OF
1S7th street and running through tc
Ryer avenue, a one story brick tax
payer, on plot 50x60.
KINGSRRIDGE TERRACE-John Nc
Call sold to G. o. Heinlein 3o54 Kings
bridge terrace, a two story dwelling.
TRINITY AVENUE-Charles Arm
heimer sold sac Trinity avenue. a TIVE
story dwelling. on lot l7.6x98.
| EAST 216TH STREET-Hugo Wabs
cold for a Mr.. Conway the two stor,
dwelling, 25x109. on the west side o
2l6th street. It's feet east Of Bronx
wood avenue. to c. Eussbaum ais
similar house on the south side o
Rhlnelander avenue. IS feet west o
White Plains avenue. to Mr.. Polozo
| EAST I41ST STREET-Joseph A
Berth sold s76 East 141st street,
| three story dwelling, on lot 25x100.
| BECK STREET-Alexander Selkin
| Carl Jaffe sold for Mrs. B. Smith 76
| Beck street, two family brick dwell
| Ing. 25x100.
MEAD STREET - Hudwill Corpora
ton, Hudson p. Rose president, bough
| through John F. Normoyle a two fam
lily house at 61S Mead street.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES,
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lenders at
torney)
Manhattan


47TH ST. 4s7 w--John and Annie Mar,
tin to VIM II Kelly, s37 w 47th st, April
20, 1898; atty. T G T Co. l76 Broad,
MUUILInERIlSi ST. aaS-Patrick ana MARY
Mcnamara to VIM J Farrell, l47 w 9Sd
81, and Honora Men Farrell, gen gdn OF
Thos + and VIVA Farrell i47 W Esd
ST. June 90, 1855; attys, Phelps * East;
lt9 Broadway 9SioV"
Miller, on the premises. 10 David l.
schwartz. 1873 Vyse av. Aug &c, 1919;
atty. Il Steven. 81 Chambers ST.. $500
7TH ST, s. $50 W I'd av, 26x74lo--Harry
Maurer to Albert Herskovits. Oct 80.
18TH ST, ssss.s2;s E-chas ana Olga q
Imperatori, Mumaroneck. \ Y, 70 Oscar
1917; attys. Bandler & Haas. Rec:
tor 81 ..............,... .g,bOO
GRAND ST, cor Ludlow st, lT5x
s7.G-GouVerneur Tillotson et al. TO
Kate w Winthrop, July "a. 1892; attys,
HAMILTON TERRACE, o 8. 479,e l4lst
81. runs n 25x G Sc. OK S 25.2 to lt1st
st W 9s.f--Annie Spark, Bradley Beach
y J, SEPT !, 1915; attys' kantrowitz as 3
soTH ST. $, 1884 from W cor Park
av, iO2 exloO.s--Fredcrick Belts 10 Jos
Hall, exr will Thos II Hall, June /, 1899
atty, Frederick Beltz, III Bway. ssl, OOl
Page to John Q ookslman. 7s9 HON.
st, Bronx, March 20. 1918; atty, II
Cork, SO Park Row, 1000
18TH ST. 1853 E-chRs l. T. and Louis'
B de Gaugne to Elisa Oft. Oct is, 1913
atty, 1T 7 Co, 100 6way. $3.50,
Estates. &c Liberty st, to Hugh P skelly
Jan ~. 1915; atty, John l. Walsh..S1b .o0l
BROADWAY, " cor SSth st. 17xlOO-
1 samuel ana Marie NcMillsn 10 tn
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OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

James O'Neill, the actor, purchased
the r. t. Palmer place on Pequot ave-
nue., New London. Conn.,. which was
used in connection with the New London
naval base during the war. George s.
Palmer, the seller. was represented by
Hull. Mcclure & Hull. Thomas F..
Dorsey of New London was the broker.
II. e. L. Howe. Jr., sold the w. Is
Ganbee house on Walworth avenue,
Greenacres. to Richard Davidge. The
house with the adjoining plot was held
at $4,000.
s. S. Walstrum- Gordon & Forman
| sold for the estate OF Thomas Hart .
| residential lot on Lincoln avenue. Ridge
wood, N. j., to Margaret w. Rice, and
for Mrs. Jeanette NJ. Oakley the resi-
dence at LAT West End avenue to Fred
| c. Strype, and for James L. Brown a lot
on Ferris place. Kathawood Park Sec
| ton. to William NJ. Treadwell.
Fish & Marvin sold for Mrs. Stanley
| W ard her house in Lawrence Park West.
! BronXville. The place was held at
| $4,000. The purchaser is Hickman
! Price.
| Robert f. Farley purchased from Mrs.
James Stewart a plot with q water
! frontage cf about leo feet on the west
shore OF Lake Mahopac. The plot has
been purchased by Mr.. Farley for use in
connection with the development OF
Caropus Island. an island of about forty
acres
George Howe sold lots for the Larch-
mont Gardens Company to Mrs. Louise
c. Burnhanl. TO Mrs. Anna c. Gehlert
and to Mrs Margaret Mclaughlin.
Fish & Marvin sold for Mrs. Francis
NJ Kuhlke her property at the Junction
of Bedford road and Weber avenue
Tarrytown. comprising six acres with q
frame house and outbuildings. 1t Is
directly opposite the property OF John
d Rockefeller. The purchaser is q
prominent New Yorker and the property
was held at $4,000.
Louis W. Osterweis as attorney for
the executors, sold the Fix farm al
Huntington. l. l., to Jacob NJ. Karp
The farm Is twenty-five acres.
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BRooKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

Realty Trust sold for Alec Building
Company the semi-detached brick dwell
ing. with garage driveway In the rear. at
2052 Sixty-third street. Mapleton Park,
to Alexander VOLS.
Martin Company subleased the thir-
teenth floor of the Gair Building to the
Dupont Young Corpora ton.
Samuel Galitzka & J. Lacov sold for
the Miller Berge Construction Compan,
to Fl. Bovin, two story and attic house
with double garage. on a plot 6Ox100, al
the southeast corner OF Avenue ] and
East Eighth street. Flatbush.
Buckley a Horton Company sold al
So Wayerly avenue. a three story thres
family single nat for Mary scully.
Meister Builders. Inc. sold Willow
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SALE ON CENTRAL PARK SOUTH.

Norman l. Munro has sold the fifteen
story apartment house at So Central
Park South (Fifty-ninth street) on a
plot 50x100.5. situated between Fifth
and Sixth avenues and just west of the
Plaza Hotel The structure, facing Cen
trail Park. has suites of from two to FIVE
rooms and was held at about $500, 600.
The Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany holds a first mortgage OF $4T2.000
on the property, which had been in the
possession of the selling family for ten
wears
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IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
AT Il vEsEY STREET.
Ds Joseph p. Day.

Dy Joseph p. Day.
9TH ST, 81 W, 6. 1895 e Columbus av,
16.6xlOOl1, 4 sty and b dwlg-Guardian
Life las Co against Mary McDermott ct
al; Dulon & Il, uttys; due, $1O61l,s3
taxes. SC, sl1l5O; adjourned to Oct "a
9TH ST. 63 W, 8, 1876 Columbus av
I6xlOO.l1, 4 sty and b dwig-Gusrdian
Life Ins Co against Finn ct al: ae-
tion l: Dulon & n, attys: due. l0,601.7 20
s7TH ST. IS ". 5. 1915 : Columbus av.
against same: action Q, same attys; due,
ilo.so7 20; taxes, &c. s+2l.So; adjourned
9TH ST, 81 W, 9, 1885 e Columbus av.
lexloo.il. sty and STlgZGuardisn
Duion & r. attys; due. sio,6Os.7O: taxes.
&C, S406.S0; adjourned TO Oct IA.
18TH ST st5 Z. n :, l2S LIST az. 2Sx
u Of Indep Order of the Free Sons OF
Israel against NJ w Cohn ct al; NJ b &
D w Blumenthal. attys; due. Slb.S5e.iS
texeH, sc. Si+6,7o; to the plaintiff for
i2is5Ti sT. 60 e. S. 2ss,l Park av, is. SIX
1OE11, 3 sty and dwlg-N Life Ins
field ct al: Emmett q p, attys; due,
SS,OsA76; taxes, &c, s4s4.53: TO the
pis 4 m tor $1,000.
si.iIxll7.4xlTssx lSOxs45.I. yaosnt-F 4
Hamilton against Nicholas Di Menna et
al; s Clinch, atty: due, S6,s6S. IS
taxes. SO. ss,so2.a7; to the plaintiff fol
by Henry Brady.
ioc.ii, sly int and strs-Isaae Tesch
ner against Paul Edelman ct al: Dean
X, 7 & s. sttys; due. S2i.e4s.ls; taxes
sc. s276; to the plaintiff for si4.260.
BY Arthur c. Sheridan.
ESSEX ST, so. e 3. 1876 Broome st. 27,2l
\ 100. 6x27. exi00.5, sty int and strs-
Celia Friedman against W Realty c.
ct al; Strasbourger $, attys; due
s5,4s9.So; taxes, sc, sl.552.7s; pr mt
$50, 600; to the plaintiff for $4,000.
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Mutual Life Ins Co of n y, April 20,
1899; atty, at SO Cedar st........s3O.0 900
PEARL ST, $ s. 4l.S Pine st. runs
Sc 77.lx Tx 20.4x 25x W
1913 to Pearl st X n 21.9 to beg
Bemeeke & Co, 1874 Duane st, to Jos
Hesdorfer. Jr, ~ E 73d ST. Dec IL, 1914
atty, NJ A kursheedt, S02 Bway. .s12, 900
MULBERRY ST, Il4-l16-Nicola Di Sessa,
lie Mulberry st, to Carmela Di Sesss,
Sept 5, 1917; atty. James Pittelh, l2S
M Sr S..';.... ',,v.'::'';;::;cSI9OO
Edw II Taylor, Jr. to Helen z Ward
we'll. Oct rs. 1899; atty, w Collins
81 wall st. ...,;:.;:,;...,;..... .slS, 800
st, to Hannah winetsky. 27 Prospect st,
Yonkers, Y. Oct 1e. 1915; attys, Engel
Bros, 1872 Nassau st.........,....Sl,000
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RICHMOND NOTES.

Moffatt & Schwab sold for the estate
OF Emma a. Townsend the dwelling at
II Carroll place, New Brighton. to John
W. Webb.
ton a dwelling on plot 100x150 feet at
22S St Marks place, St George, for
Hugo Stearns OF Manhattan to George
Simpson OF st. George.
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cnunoH mo- nn sYNAcocun.

Tho Unity Congregation has sold the
Lenox Avenue Unitarian Church pro-
perty at the northwest corner OF Lenox
avenue and 121st street, brick struc-
ture fronting so feet on the avenue and
so feet on the street The purchaser Is
the Pike Street Congregation, which will
use the property for a synagogue.
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th-sugh s. ossccd Peil Co. for CUB
division into building plots OF from ten
TO twenty-five acres the property owned
by the Wiiletts family for over seventy
i've years. This location In the bills
overlook ng the Sound Is considered one
OF the choicest In westchestcr county.
This is the first resale.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

nth ST. 2BI w--Sara V FAIRIES to Gladys
P Getty. little Silver. N ]; atty. Joseph
Brewster. 10 Bway ..::::...,. S.5S0
ST NI.HOLAS AV. o G 1l2th st-Centrai
Union Trust Co to Bowery Saw Rank. 1873
BGwery; atty. Title Guar Trust Co. l7e
,sis Hs ST. E-Had;wili Corp to Hudson ST p
Rose Co, w 18th st...............S1
ssD ST. $50 EN- Y T a Mtg Co TO Walter
T. Blaisdell. at Port Washington, l. l. ct
al sxrE, address. 1856 Bway. 49, 900
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BROWN LEASES 1se 9TH Av.

+. w. Sharp and Henry Shapiro &
Co. leased for Frederick Brown, for
twenty lone years at an aggregate rental
of S250.0Oo. the four story building at
1876 Fifth avenue, covering a plot 25x160.
Mr., Brown recently purchased this pro-
perty as an investment The premises
are now occupied by cafe and will be
used for high class candy store and
tea room.
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az so East 111th street. on lot te,sx
10o.11, near Park avenue.
WEST SIXTY-NINTH STREET-Peaee
q Gilman sold for the Sunnybrae
Realty Company the residence. 25x102.
Mt is West Sixty-ninth street. The
property Is assessed at $4,000.
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LONDONER INVESTS
In N. Y. APARTMENTS
Acquires Areco and Hollywood
Groups From the Bedford
Holding Company.
81, 900, IN PURCHASE
Valuable Dwellings in 9Th Av.
District Change Hands in
Days Trading.

That the rich return yielded by In
veEtment in New Yo.k real estate under
present conditions has begun to attract
foreign capital to this city is evident
from the sale yesterday of the Areco
and Hollywood apartment house groups
in The Bronx. The properties, valued
at 100000. were sold by the Bedford
Holding Company. Paul NJ. Herzog
president. through Leitner. Brener &
Starr to Herman Winick, a motion pic
,tIre promoter of London. England.
The property sold covers the block
front on the south side of westchester
avenue between Simpson street and
Southern Boulevard, and n large part
of the block on the west side of South
orn Boulevard and the east side OF Simp-
son street. 1t has u frontage OF 24S
feet on Southern Boulevard, 261 feet
on WeStchester avenue and eighty-two
feet on Simpson street.
There are three six story buildings IN
the Areco group and two structures of
the same height in the Hollywood
group. Together they occupy plot OF
approximately eighteen city lots and
contain accommodations for 144 families
in suites of from three to seven rooms,
On the ground floor there are twenty
one stores which are considered among
tho finest in The Bronx.
The buildings. which rent for $3.50. 900
we're erected by the American Real
Estate Company about seven years ago
They were acquired last May by the
Bedford Holding Company in a deal
also negotiated by Leitner, Brener and
Starr. Upon the expiration of the
leases, II was announced yesterday. the
new owner contemplates the altering OF
the lower portion of the houses into g
theatre having the largest seating ca.
pacity In that section OF The Bronx
The Loew and Cecil Spooner Theatre,
and the Hunts Point Palace are situated
nearby.
COSTLY DWELLINGS SOLD.
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OLD REID COUNTRY HOME SOLD.

II. r. Gunnison-- publisher OF the
Brooklyn Daily Eu0le, has bought from
Interests represented by S, Osgood Pell
& Co. the country home of the late
whitelaw Reid on Purchase road, near
Ophir Farm. The property has a large
frontage, and includes a substant al
Colonial home, with several outbuildings
The same interests recently bought
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LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan


7sD ST, l02 w-Abraham II Rubensteln.
trus. against Harry r Roeder. Inc, ct al
faction TO declare mtge void, SCI; atty,
" u Singer.
STH AV, n cor 21st at, 6S6xi45-Titie
Guarantee ana Trust Co against Twenty
FIRST st aud Fifth Av Corp ct al fore
closure OF mtge); attys. cravath &
Henderson,
SsTH ST, il Geo r Harding against
Thornhrake Co. Inc, et al foreclosure
OF mtg); attys, Whitridge. Butler a
Rice.
CEDAR AV 1863; Cedar Rv. 1871; Cedar
av, s, I'll @ 17Sth st, 3fXl25; Cedar
av 8 e cor l7sth st. 77tN275; Sedgwlck
av :. 1855 s l7Sth st, ll5,4Nl23; Sedg-
wick az. W 8. 1904 : l7sth st. S2.TxlS2
Sd av, e s, $40 n 172d st. l5OXi00; Bos-
ton turnpike n cor Hutchinson River,
249x52b: Boston Turnpike, cor
Hutchinson River. lS4Na25--Caroline 5
Wimpfheimer against Juanita l. Wan
dell 81 al faction to dehsr claim; atty
NJ T. Towns.
WEBSTER Av, i24o--York Bldg Co. Inc
against Dodge Realty Co ct al faction &c
set aside conveysnee); atty, J Gordon.
GLEASON AV e cor Taylor ay, BOZ
IOeB-Patrtck J Curley against Michae
A Reynolds ct al lection for specific
performances OF contraet); attys, Jen
k,ns q HaYood.
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REAL ESTATE,

WOLF b 5.1D a nmay Sd \; Il sn. r..
l. J.. for sale or rsai.
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5TH Az, 14l2. ia Part.AbT Winston Ct
Vine st, Denver. cd; atty, Edgar N
1sST ThTa ST. 2l 9T7 W.Thio: Fowler to
Cath q, Thos y and John q Fowler. 2Sl
l22d ST. Ia to sGGa Ct euar Part r Co 70
Maria del Pine Egan, All Park av; ad,
dress. l1s Bway. .......:.........S 5000
River Saw Bank. 81 W aIth st: atty. Title
Guar q T Co, 176 Bway. 100000
18TH ST. n $, l75 Lenox av; 1881 St 5,
Seneca Falls Saw Bank, at Seneca Falls.
N Y; address. So Liberty. s 81; : assign Eno
meSts iS,diow st. NV mtg ans $1,000
discharse Sept %, isis--Moses T Pyne
discharge, Sept 20. islSmMoses T Pyne'
Mas .t y Ea%n Ktn ~ b snSi
sr nay sr. 500 E, mis s;si5.666:Regins iy1
ST. g slT mga cSrg - Nassal
80 DIST. 35-g w. mag now $2i5,O0o-Farm-
ers Loan & Trust Co to Greenwich SAY
Bank, 24G 9th av; Gttys, Middlebrook &
ESSEX ST. ISi, mtg s22, oOO--Peoples
rrust Co to Peoples 7 Co, ISL Montague
st, Brooklyn, trus, atty. Warren Bris-
tot, ISL Montague ST, Brooklyn. .S20'OVO
Bronx.
TAYLOR AV. 17l1-Mary Falrbrother
to Joseph Ptaeek, 1885 Taylor sv: atty,
c II Baechler, 1920 fremont av. ST. 900
Lawyers MIS- Co to Martha spahr, 1919
Ontario ST., Philas Pa atty. VI spaahnrc;
2aGTH ST. s. $50 Barnes av, 25x114-
Central Mtg Co 70 Geo w Post, % Her
kimer st. Bklyn. and anO. trus; atty, J
Rumore, 2OSO I'd aV..-................N
SAME PRoPERTY-Geo W Post and ano,
trus to Dc wilt Ward: atty, same. ~
SAME PROPERTY-De witt G Ward TO
j Rumore Undertaking Co. 20S9 I'd av;
9ItK go So Ficobonna icrtsch 10
Rose Eggert, area Carpenter av; atty.
i VIM Eggert, 400 White Plains av;
assts. i,,ss,;iiss Inc 20
Ruth Harris. 3l6 w oath st. atty, VIM
H Friedman, 233 Bway ;,...-..:..;;.E
MAPES Az, 200s--Hudwill Corpn TO Hud-
SON T. Rose co. w 45th st...........H
WEBSTER AV. 12R0-I.illian Steinel to
Herman Gather, GA w Hath st; atty.
Ny Title Mtg Co. l3H Bway.
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan

4TH ST. ll-l9 E, Sd floor at $4,000 and
18th lott at 900 a year-Jennie simon
to Elcktra Toy & Novelty Co. yrs from
Feb /, 1890. atty. Leo oppenheimer. 60
18TH ST. ii w, ail-Geo f Crane to the
Civic Club, u 3lst st, yrs from Oct
/. 1917; atty, John Block, 1873 Broad:
sOTa ST. 5so.8i e. alii.cyro 'RRitty CO to
Welchsr Bros, 5S0-4 L sOth st, from Oct
|. 1919, TO May l. 1920; attys. Mandel.
baum Bros, IS Wall st: per month.sS7s.l6
6TH Az, 364, store and bsmt--Sallye Rlty
Corpn to Moses Messenger. 146 Clinton st,
5 yrs from May |. 1920; address. ls y
Bway, Yonkers, y. $4,000 to $4,000
33D ST, 1885 W-Store No /, l9.6x9sx47
x --Grammas Bros, Inc, TO Rosotf
atty. d Paris, e9s Bway 800 TO $4,000
37TH ST, IS w, all-Sarah Il Blodget to
Morris Kesten, GAGS 9Th av. yrs from
sTI pGy SO. 9ii,Eiohn Nccnan to S, Regis
Holding Co. 1900 Bway. from May l..
1925. to Sept 30, 1929; atty. @ Abram-
sou. 80 Church st. .,,........ .Ss,OoO
10TH ST, lO4-l06 w. stores and part cellar
--Walder Rity CONSTR Corpn 10 Abr IL
Goodman, 1852 Bway. 10 yrs from Oct
|, 1919. atty. Knickerbocker Self Service.
l06 w 10th st.,...... $4,000 to $4,000
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Bronx.
cONCoURsE. n

CONCOURsE, n ION ST. z rooms on
9th as l. Bldg Corpn to J J Gurtov,
AIT Claremont Pkway. yrs from COM
pletion OF bldg; atty. Gurtov, al
WALES Az. 665, str-John II slevers to
Abr VeItter. 7s6 E 1924 st, . 7-12 yrs
from Oct l. 1919; atty, Thierer, b29
CLIFFORD Az. 274s, rooms on "a r.
David Rothenherg TO Frank Just 8 yrs
from Oct l. 1919; atty, Just, 2IiS
BOSTON RID, 2013, ali--Josephine Bauer to
United Cigar stores Co OF America, a.
W 18Th st, D yrs from May !, 1920; atty,
S NJ Stroock, a. w 18th st.,....... SO, GOO
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COSTLY DWELLINGS SOLD.
Private houses in the Fifth avenue
residential section contributed several
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
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UNrURNIsHED APARTMENTS TO IL

GOTH ST.. "2 EAsr-Bachelor apsl
merits, furnished or unfurnshed, ~
sunnY. Cali 10 to s, Phone Rs.t l''
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REAL ESTATE AT AUcTioN.
Evening journal., 1919-11-06

Great Eugene, was a virgin Roman
martyr, about whom there is very lit
tie known. The Empress Eugenie's his
tory is too well known TO need recall
ms Her poignant grief over the loss
of Alsace and Lorraine has made her
one OF the worlds tragic figures II
was she who said that when she was
dead, if her heart could be removed
from her body, the names Of those two
beloved provinces would be found en-
graved there
Eugenia's ialismanic stone is that re-
gal jewel, the diamond, which denotes
victory over enemies, when 10 is
dreamed Of Worn by Eugenia il is an
from poison. since the stone
itself was believed by old superstition
10 be q deadly poison The stone also
affords protection from plague and set
forth in verse is It's prophecy:
"The evil eye shall have no power TO
harm
Him that shall wear the diamond as
a charm.
No monarch shah attempt to thwarl
his WILL
And cen the gods his wishes shall
fulnll."
Saturday is Eugenia's lucky day and
her lucky number The daisy sig
nifying innocence. is her flower.
Copyright 1919, by
The Wheeler Syndicate, lne)
Evening journal., 1919-11-06
EUGEN,.

EjtINta.
Born to queeniE hJnors Is she who
bears The name Of Eugenia. It's origin
is in the Greek language where it is
derived from a word meaning we'll
born. Its modern adaptation by the
French into Eugene is famous through
out the world since it is borne by one
of fhe most illusirious women Of his
tory. the former Express Eugenie It's
popularity in France is enormous ami
its Anglicized version, Eugenia, has
great vogue in England and America.
Ifs history dates back from Eugenes,
a very old Greek writer. but Eugenias
was the name most popular in classical
Zines. ID was carried on as Eugenius
0y the Romans ST. Eugenus was
'eonfessor and another Eugcnius was
Bishop 81 Toledo In 6i6. Indeed 10 has
always been a-favoriie as a masculine
name and has-bcen horne by men of
power and prominence Eugeni0 was
lhe name OF that hieh-spiritcd savoy
called "le petit Able du Rol," who was
later the Prince Eugene, dear 10 Eng
land and Austria. and terrible 10 France
and Turkey, yet curious 90 relate foe
hat ne was his name enjoys greater
popularity in France than in his native
country
The first and only Eugenia that his
Tory records before The birth of the
Evening journal., 1919-11-06

The discovery of Camphoroe has
aroused much interest among drug
gisis. who report wonderful results
obtained without the necessity of tax
ING any internal. nsuseating medicine.
When applying CAMPHOROLE
eVer the affected parts or APP the nose
instantly difficult breathing is re-
heved. The air passages and lungs
are penetrated by the powerful anti
scPuc vapors which reach the Wv
sest OF the disease with each breat
" you have a sore tight chest. colo
Evening journal., 1919-11-06
BEAUTY SPECIALIST
TELLS SECRET
4 Beauty Specialist Gives Homemade
Recipe 10 Darken Gray Hair.

Mrs NJ. D. Gillespie. well-known
beauty specialist Of Kansas City. re-
Gently gave out the following state
ment regarding gray hair:
Anyone can prepare a simple mix
ture at home that will darken gray
hair, and make il soft and glossy. To
half-pint Of water add ounce Of
bay rum, a small box Of Barbo Com
pound and u ounce Of glycerlne.
These ingredients can be purchased at
any drug store at very little cost. Apply
10 the hair twice a week until the de-
sired shade is obtained This will
make a gray-haired person look TWEEN
ty years younger. IL does not color the
scalp, is not sticky or greasy and does
not rub on"
Evening journal., 1919-11-06

in the head or raw. sore throat. gel
a jar Of CAMPHOROLE from the
nearest druggist and watch how
quickly it will loosen up that cough.
cold and congestion in the chest.
Physicians are recommending
CAMPHOROLE for Bronchitis. sore
throat, tOnsiiitis. asthma. hay fever.
and Broncho Pneumonia. All suffer-
ers are urged TO take advantage OF
this ten-day trial offer, your money
refunded il not better than anything
YOU have ever used. Try f.
DR.. BrigadeIl's C,AMPHOROLE-
Evening journal., 1919-11-06

Placing dynamite cartridge in his
right ear he attached a fuse to Il,
lighting the fuse and lying down on
the floor to await the cure. Funeral
a Los Angeles. CaI.. woman claims
the worlds kissing championship for
her husband. She says he kissed her az
times on Oct ~. i5 times on Oct 10 and
60 times on Oct. 20.