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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-04-04
CJuh Elects Officers,

The Mountain View club was en-
tertained yesterday by Mrs. Morgan
edge. There were about 20 present
with Mrs. Chas. White, Mrs. Earl
Hunter, Miss Schumacher and Miss
Draper as guests. The following Of
ficers were elected: President, Mrs.
Draper; vice president, Mrs. Mills;
secretary and treasurer, Mrs. T.
Dowdy; press reported, Mrs. J. R.
White; Red Cross captain, Mrs. D.
Sullivan. !, The ladies each had their
own sewing at this meeting, but at
the next meeting they will sew for
the refugees.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-04-04
Hear From Sergeant Aver.

Sergeant A. ]. Aver Of the third
army of occupation in Germany, has
written his sister that he is again
back in his company, after a splendid
trip, having spent seven days in the
city of London and three days in
Paris, with side trips to number
Of other noted places of interest.
While in London he witnessed the
wedding of Princess Pat, spent half
day in the London Tower and saw
the place where the German spies
were shot. He is planning on spend
ing his next leave in Italy, if the Am
ericans occupy the German territory
four months longer.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-04-04
CHILDREN MAY ATTEND
SUNDAY SCHOOL NOW

"The grade children may attend
Sunday school on Sunday, providing
the churches observe the same regu-
lations, as observed by the public
schools regarding the quarantine, ;
stated DR.. Adair today. GAS forty
eight hours will have elapsed since
the children were examined at school
it will be necessary, and also the saf-
est way, to have their temperatures
taken by competent person before
being permitted to attend Sunday
school,
1.-TWO of the teachers and several of
the grade pupils have the influenza
this week
"The matinee given this afternoon
is restricted to the teachers and the
grade pupils whose temperature has
been taken this afternoon"
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-04-04
Meeks mill school house in Schoc
District No. So.

| POTLATCH-Gee Cummerford
who for number of months has been
Tin active service on the U. S. S. Ne
kbraska, is spending week with his
brother, John Cummerford, manager
of the shoe department of the Pot
latch Mercantile company. He reciv-
ed his discharge at Boston, Mass, and
will go from here to manage his ia
theirs farm in Canada.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-04-04
BUYS Great Falls Sewer Bonds

GREAT FALLS, Mont-Wells-Dic-
key company, Great Falls and Min
neapolis paid premium of $3.50 for
Great Falls storm-sewer bonds in an
issue Of $235, 900, payable in 20 years.
The Spokane & Eastern Trust compa-
ny, Spokane, was second high bid
der, offering S5325 premium. The
bonds bear 5A per cent interest and
are redeemable after five years.
Sewen com nanieS Offered bids
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-04-04
Spring Planning

y c0mnanies offered BIDS.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-04-04

lContinued on page 4.l
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-04-04
Director of Plant Industry Here.

T. J. LaForest of Orofino, deputy
director of plant industry in the state,
formerly horticultural inspector, has
been in Moscow the past two days.
He is in this part of the state getting
information on the condition of the
orchards, and looking after the ar
rangements for the spring spraying.
The sun., 1919-08-29
FRED. BROWN SELLS
CRYSTAL BUILDING.
Disposes - Story Loft at 30
West Twentieth Street,
Held at $650,0O0.
GREEN COURT IS REsoLD
Volume Of Trading in Other
Properties Was Amor
mally Light.

sale OF the twelve story Crystal Build
Ing, at 10 TO 20 West Twentieth street,
by Frederick Brown was the feature yes
tsrday OF what would otherwise have
been an uneventful day of trading. The
Crystal 10 a fully tenantsd loft and store
structure and was valued at $3.50, 900.
1t occupies n plot 1o7.sxs1 Just east OF
the old Cammeyer Building. 1t the SOUTH
east corner Of Sixth avenue. Greenfield
a safYin negotiated the transaction.
The Fabian Construction Company,
Moses Crystal president, erected the
Crystal Building in 1909, acquiring the
land from Judson 8. Todd. In the fall
OF 1910 II sold the property 90 Mrs.
Elizabeth Gugsenheim IN q trade invoiv-
ing 81, 200, 900. and Mrs. 6uggenheim re-
manned in possession until 1916, when
the present seller acquired It
Mr.. Brown during the last six months
has figured in a number Of deals invoiv-
ing properties In the midtown section.
eAjsf among these was his purchase OF
tie Zig eleven story Cluett Building, az
10 to 20 West Eighteenth street, run
ming through the block to Nineteenth
street, valued at s1,1oo,ooo. In another
deal recently he bought and resoid the
loft structure at II and 10 West Seven
teenth street.
The sun., 1919-08-29
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

nth ST, lis w-Percy NJ and Irma W
snecknes ct al to VIM N Harte and
Central Union Trust Co OF Y, Jan 20,
1917; atty, Title G T Co. 17s Broad.
SAME PRopERrY-sa.mr;e 10 same. as
trustee. July a, 1915; atty. same $4,000
st. runs W I5Ox 8 loox g 1855 to W 5
sv n 100 to bes-Tyndaii Realty Co
to Ryzo Realty Go. Dec rs, 1915: atty,
SANE peopE Ss; $50 70 ssmi wss sSo
100 Riverside Drive, June 20, 1919; attys.
Stoddard NJ. las Bway. 49,. 10000
SAME PROPERTY: also Fort Washington
Av. W cor lssth st. runs W lllsx ss7
K SIS to av sxssl.7 to beg-same
to same. June 6, 1919: atty. same $50, 900
FRONT st; 74-YOrk,own Realty Go to
1910; atty. L T T Co. 100 Broad;
4sTa sT. a i,s " sth ay. l5Iieo't~
say Bank. Feb II. 1914; atty. Michael
J Seaman, 81 Chambers st. 80. $1,000
hist ST. sis E-EiiIa c Turker TO Mutual
Life Ins Co ot'N 7. Got 10 1884; etty;
10Th ST. II, wa.M.itiiiida Henry 10 Bella
Goldsmith. May 10, 1901; attya. Kurs;
asTH ST. tsO w-Anns Lacord to James
welton, yorktown Heights. N Y. Aug II.
, 1se' at'y eS l,s s"f Hcsas 70
Sss !. Isis, atty. T q Co. lis
LExiSoToN Nv. &. Il ,sth st. it.sx
IS; Lexington av. ., Gao n 18th st.
lIsxs5-John Il and Susan Cole TO
Catherine BArbieri. sso2 Bay Parkway,
Brooklyn, Nov 81. 1906 attys, Weekes
Bros, IS William st, :.:....... 1920
l2sTH ST. p 90 Madison aV. 2oK
ssll-BenjAm @ and Margaret Hull,
1851 Lexington av. TO Isaac HIATT July
"a. 1911; atty. X Bonnie, 220 Bwoy.Ss.bo0
WEST BROADWAY, Sis-Thomas and
Amelia Smith TO thu Em!grant Indust
Say Bank. Dec ~. 1898; atty. r O'oor-
man, 81 ChAmoers at ...;......'..FoSo
iof3-stewart Holding Co. 1oS w 18TH
Of, to Senior a Allen, N Y c, April 1,
1919; Gttys. Scot. Gerard q ID. +o Cedar
,O.rH ST. ,is E.z.chariiah, Samuel and
Harry Hirsch to Evelyn O Post. Sept Is.
1915; atty, q q T Co, ife Broad
way .................. 500
saD ST. $50 w-Barbara Pepper TO Je-
rome J Danzig, IS Central Park West
Nov ~. 1907; atty. morris Cooper.
Nesey 81 ..,.,......'...'..' 'NS'VNS
The sun., 1919-08-29
COMMERCIAL LEASES.

Cushman & Wakefield. Inc, leased Of
fees in I14 Madison avenue to DR..
Dwight r. Wilson.
Charles B. Van Valen, Inc, leased Of
aces in 81 and So Maiden lane to the In
Vestment Service Company. dealers in
stocks and honda
II. NJ. WE'LL Company leased the base
msnt noor at the northwest corner of
Thirty-fourth street and Seventh ave.
nue. to Joseph Blond. to be used as n
barber shop.
Charles +. Noyes Company leased for
twenty-ons years the entire building at
ia East Eighteenth street TO Jacob
Richnsan, who min conduct ono OF his
restaurants on the premises.
The Rangely Construction Company
leased from the Fribus Realty Company
the fve story building Sc West Thirty
ninth street, 21xs0. After extensive al
terations the company win occupy a
portion OF the building. The lease 10 for
twenty years.
United Cigar Stores Company leased
q moor at the southeast corner Of Eighth
avenue and ThIrty-hrst street, and will
occupy tho corner space for one Of Its
Dtor0A
The sun., 1919-08-29
OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

FAILE STREET-Goldsmith q Gold
smith resold 70 a client of Williamson
& Bryan. the two family house at s87
Fails street. size 25x10o.
LINTON AVENUE. Clarence Davies
sold for Margaret M. Frenzy to e. c.
Gordon at es6 linton avenue. 17S feet
south OF 165th street, q two story
dwelling on lot 1sx10o.
EAST 164TH STNEET-H. M. WE'LL
Company sold for the Dormond Realty
Company at 42t East 164th street q
private dwelling to Israel 0oldstein.
EAsTBURN AvENUE-Cahn q Pitt
man sold the plot. 10oxs5, on the east
side OF Eastburn avenue. So feet north
Of 174th street, to A N. Winters.
6T. LAWRENCE AVENUE-The Man.
haitian and Bronx Company sold for
e. Bsnksiser to Antonio LanEA two
family house. 25xs6, at 1za2 St. Law
renee avenue.
NORRIS AVENUE-E Osborne Smith
sold for James A Green the three
story two family brick dwelling at
2eae Morris avenue to A. Lipshitz.
EAST 18TH STREET-William Thorn
sold $50 East 135th street. three
story dwelling, 16xloo.
The sun., 1919-08-29
OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

MADISON AvENUE-Daniel Casey, Jr.,
purchased the dwelling at 1897 Madi-
son avenue from Minnie C. Mayn,cke,
widow Of Robert Maynicke Of May
nicke q Frank. architects.
WEST SEvENTY-THIRD STREET
The Houghton Company sold 1ae West
Seventy-third street to Ennis q Sim
mott It 10 four story and basement
residence on q lot 1s.6x102.2. II has
been owned by the Drummond estate
since 1884 and was held at t35, 900.
WEST 10TH STREET-Edward H.
Burger of Burger & Burger sold the
i've story apartment house at 500 West
116th street purchased by HIM last
week, to an investor, Philip d. Shapiro,
on an all cash transaction. The build
ing Is forty-four feet wide. shows q
rental OF over 5000 and was held at
over $4,000. steinman & Aiken were
the brokers.
WEST EIGHTY STREET
Slawson & Hobbs sold for Winthrop
Parker at SIS West Eighty-seventh
street the three story high stoop dwell
ing. 20x56x102.2. to q physician for
his occupancy. The house was held at
$4,000.
EAST losTH sTREEr-H. N. weil
Company sold for Julian Frankel
1b6 East 1o9th street, q i've story fiat.
TO the Paupack Power and Timber
Company.
EIGHTH AvENUE-H. NJ. Well Com
pany sold for John Bauer ESQ Eighth
avenue, . i've story building formerly
occupied by the Hygrade Wine Com
pany. to Benjamin Weiss, who viii
alter the same TOR restaurant pur-
poses.
SECOND AvENuE-rho feur story
tenement, 2Bx100, at 176 Second ave-
nue., adjoining the northeast corner OF
Eleventh street, has been sold. Charles
NJ. Kaufman 10 the owner OF record.
ST. NICHOLAS AVENUE - Mandel-
baum 6 Levine have sold to Sager &
Shapiro s25 St Nicholas avenue, a six
story twenty-four family apartment
house on a plot 5axSs, held at $4,000.
EAST NINETY-THIRD 5TREET-Peter
Oppendorfer sold 172 East Ninety
third street. q four story dwelling.
2oxlo0.
LEXINGTON AvENUELHenry Bach.
rcsold TO Mrs. L. Lewis 1884 Lexing-
ton avenue. a throe story dwelling,
i6.5xea, for James l. Van SAINT
The sun., 1919-08-29
RECORDED LEASES.

0ap ST SIS e5 .ss 1913 an, sos itS0 BTAyyi
Martin TO Chas l. Taylor and Walter
Gilson, n c. n yrs from completion;
atty. Jao A l. camgssll 2 Hsc ttCcCC
2sD ST. ito e, 5 and b-oswaid oslsohol-
ger TO Ralph ElsinGer. $50 Rivsr.ide
8 Hogan. 500 Bway $4,000
COLUMBUS AV. 5. str and bldg-Nary J
Odeil TO John christal, s Columbus av,
yrs from Sept 1. 1913; attys Peiysr
LEhS1N "a oS' Nv, iris, stor..A.ron ana
Milton A Strauss, exrs, to Jno II ziegler.
l71b Lexington sw yrss. from Nay
lOaTH ST. sI:si r. silSEI:d. TomPSiSs
TO Mary jacobs, n Z Hath at. 5 yrs
from Aug 1, 1919; atty. b strSus, 39s
SD Ss sT eab. and b.Hsrriet q Han asGS
to Herman BsispissI; 2ot = so,h q, .
4 4, 11s Riyington st..............lo is
36TH ST. 2o1-265 W, . and b-Bramde cane
Realty corpn to BrAmhall- Deane Co,
IL 6-i2 yrs fr6m Sept !, 1910; atty, Nor
timer w Bysrs ~ Park Row. 50, 500
Bronx.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. 1TT3, I'd store
Louise Boiler to Carl II Holtxer, 66+
Sd av, 8 ala yrs from Aug !, 1919; atty,
H II Ritterguseh, so Maiden lane 81, 400
The sun., 1919-08-29
ROD AND GUN NEWS



Big Weakfish Bite In J6snaies Bay.
Gus Jung. fishing the late AIDE on Tues
Jamaica Bay. caught Is weaknsh. ran ging
from to pounds IN weight.
Five Species At Rcckksway Pier.
AZ the iron pier at Rockaway, Frank
Fisher last Sunday caught 10 lafayettes
and 20 snappers OF late weaknsh, nuke
and kingnsh have been taken at the pier.
CroaAcrs bite at Sandy Hook.
Joseph 0iilies of Great Kills Staten
Island, reports the taking of IS croakers,
q pound biue1sh and nuke in Sandy
Hook waters by Messrs. Lair. Page and
Miller. angling with Capt. Lissenden-
Big Blaokhsh In Swift Crock.
John williams Of 81 Adeiphia street,
Brooklyn, angling on Tuesday with friends
port. caught in swift Creek . weaknsh,
10 blacknsh and IL fukes. The blacknsh
ranged In weight from to ~ pounds.
Beaver River Yields SO Lb. Brook Trout.
I send TO THE SUN photo OF one Of our
old WORKERS which was caught at Beaver
River. twenty miles north OF Old Forge, by
Eharles Young OF Syracuse, N. Y. with
Burt barrow, guide. II is a speckled brook
and weighed bh pounds.
MT. Young has tried to capture this old
worrief for the last three seasons with the
help OF Burt barrow, who knows every
Inch Of the Beaver River country, Darrow
managed TO land his prise after three days
fishing. using every rure known to the
angler without success until he tried a
futile devil bug, with the result shown in
picture. As Mr.. Young Is quite modest he
did not IKE to get In the picture With his
all he cared for. o. ]. BOUCHARD.
Old Forge, N. T. Aug. rs.
The sun., 1919-08-29
REALTY NOTES AND COMMENT.

The quarters at the northeast corner
Of Fourth avenue and Twenty-fourth
street, to be occupied temporarily by
the new New York City Bank. with
81, 100000 paid up capital, were leased
to the institution for the Frederick w
saltzaeder estate through Albert B. Ash
forth, mo The bank takes the entire
ground floor Of the four story structure.
Negotiations are now on for a permanent
home for the bank. which will be in the
Fourth avenue zone. II Is expected that
the property will be secured In less than
year.
Haggsrom q Callen have been rp-
fointsi managing agents of the dye story
building at IL West sixty-ninth street.
George w. Irwin, Jr. who has been
associated with the John A. Dckert Com
pany and Fred B. Schnsbbe. will assume
full charge as manager of the insurance
Company.
The Real Estate Board Rooms will be
closed Saturday. August so, and Monday
September l.
Vasa X. Bracher has been appointed
agent OF the remodelled apartment at 121
West Sixty-ninth street, owned by the
Estate OF w. A. Hungerford.
Charles y. Noyes Company announces
the return to Its engineering department
OF Nathhnisl M Kerr. Mr.. Kerr was
In command OF the engine room OF q
submarine catcher. and took his boat
across the Atlantic by way OF the Azores
into the Mediterranean. where he was on
duty for approximately ten month";.
The United Cities Realty Corporations
are the buyers of the Morse Building al
40 Nassau street. northeast corner OF
Beskman street, sold last week by the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company.
Title will DO passed to the new owners
about September Is.
The Bank OF Long Island Is taking
estimates for a three story branch bank
building to be erected at College Point
L /. Mcrrell Smith. architect. estimates
the cost at $4,000.
Foot 4 Martin. Inc. were the sellers OF
33 West Forty-seventh street, sold yes
terdsy by Tucker. Speyers q Co. to the
Incorporated OWnera
The sun., 1919-08-29
ASSIGNMENTS OF MoRTaAoEs.

r Jackson, SIS Madison av; st,ys. Mid:
MS SsfTS1a hv s, c.sfT Guar g. g
10 Addis B Clark; A Clark to VIM G
Murphy. II. and W Murphy, y. TO
ias Bway; ave sssisnmts, $4,000 and ii
ard st q Bway 90 to Roburs Rity Hold
Vincent 8 Iippe. 81 q tsd ct. -. 400
SID ST, B W, mtg iSooo-New Neither
land Bond A Mtg co to Abel King. 81
Union 50. and sn0i atty. Fred Is.s;
PINE 81. SS-ss-Frsdk A CLARK ct al.
trustees. to this Bank for saw In City OF
The sun., 1919-08-29
New xfy taros Maine Trout.

have Just returned from an outing in
the Maine wilderness and found the weeks
spent there all too short. The fishing was
better than had dared to hope In these
dog days and the weather Ideal, cold
enough nights to make you crawl under
double blankets, yet at noon time one was
compelled to shed garment after garment
and sock the comfort Of the shade OF the
hemlocks.
In regard TO the fishing II might be OF
interest to the readers of this column to
know of q new fly. tied after my own de-
sign by q we'll known anglers outftter In
Park place. which exceeded in results be-
yond my greatest expectation.
1t lured 30 per cent OF the 400 brook trout
got In ten days and all that time II had
~ companions on my leader las a tryout)
such standard fies as Silver Doctor. Par
macheenee Belle, Brown Hsckle, Professor,
Queen of the Waters, Montreal, Jenny Lind,
Catskill, Cowdung, White Miller and Black
Gnat
Naturally I was delighted with its sue
cessful performance In competition with
tho above "old timers'' and shall be glad
to tell what Il looks like.
I had them dress No. 10 ShAughnessy
hooks with white wings. with a marrow
azure blue strip overlapping, body yellow
mohair worsted finished OF with convex
black roll at the tip, hackle scarlet. tail
blue and white strips. 1t 10 very snowy In
Its coloring, and from my experiences "a
lake and stream proved Itself equally 81
Turing to both small and large brook trout.
because OF Its recent accomplishments
have chosen TO honor II with my nom de
plume, Whip Poor-Will.
The sun., 1919-08-29
RpsELLs GREEN COURT.

Michael Kaufman has resold to B.
Enrich the six story apartment house
at the southeast corner OF 11lth street
and Seventh avenue, known as the Green
Court, on plot 11ox1o0. The structure
returns an annual rental Of more than
$4,000. and II has been held at $500, 900.
B. Harris was the broker In the TRANSACT
ton.
Mr.. Kaufman. under the title Of the
Grand Conoourse Realty Company. pur-
chased Green Court last March. The
seller was the Long Beach Auto and
storage Company. which had acquired Il
h year ago.
The sun., 1919-08-29
q COSTLY BUILDINGS PLANNED.

Plans for q new ten story homo fol
the Butterick Publishing Company. TO be
erected at 225 TO 25s Spring street, wore
hled yesterday with the Manhattan Blu
rcau OF Buildings They were prepared
oy Baliinger q Perrot. architects, Of 1873
Broadway, and call for an expenditure of
tl,Soo.oo0 In construction. Tho struo-
ture win occupy q plot 17s.10x1i610.
Plans were also filed for q sixteen
story once building. with stores. at the
southeast corner of Seventh avenue and
Ihirty-sixth street, by b. r. Haas Of AIT
Firth avenue. owner. Bachman 4 Kahn
OF Sc West Forty-nfth street are the
architects. The structure will occupy q
plot se.exft0. and win cost 3l,2o0,o0o.
The sun., 1919-08-29
REsIDBNTIAL LEASES.

Peass Elliman leased TO q. @. Sauer
the four story and basement dwelling at
70 East Eightieth street, between Madi-
son and Park avenues: also subleased an
apartment in DOT Fifth avenue TO John
Representatives, also leased An apartment
in $40 Park avenue TO Henry b. Ttede-
mann IS West Eleventh street to MrA
A. L. Murphy; 2l West Forty-ninth
street for W. Boyden to Miss Leila Won
HUH, and Sc Fort Washington svenue
TO Louis Blick.
The Elbsrman Realty Corporation
leased TO the Thirty NTH Street Realty
Company Bl4 West I31d street. n six
story apartment, boxsS. for three years.
at q yearly rental of $500.
The Houghton Company leased the
three story and bAsspsnt dwelling At
The sun., 1919-08-29


BRYANT Av. Q g. p3.6 n $50 ct. le.10x1oo;
also Bryant av, q, 1905 n 1S0th st,
ls.1lxl0o-Jacob Marx to Frieda Wat
tsnberg. go Prospect av; atty, Frieda
Wattenberg. $50 Prospect av........s1o0
BRYANT AV, es, 1lo.5 lsoth st. 1s.1Ix
l0o-Ssme to same; atty, same. 800
BRYANT AV. s. s3.s n 1S0th st. 16.1ox
1oo-Sams to Fannie Miller, 1913 Fulton
av; atty, Fannie Miller, 1ls5 Fulton
AV ST JOHN, q. ia 8 Prospect av, ao.s
xelx.a .2xse.s-Cath A Spperly to Ma
tional Trading Co. 81 Nassau st; atty, ]
Leichtag. sos Av st John.
FREEMAN ST, ., 33t.S W westchester
av, l0ox1o0-Isidor Langner to c Kap-
Ian, $50 Beck st; atty. Romagna, 81
pRnSPEcT 80, ,,e,, =, '';;o.;;coocN
Fredk wegebauer to Title Quar- a TT
Co. ZIG Bway. atty. Title Guar & T Co.
I4iD ST, ns isis . Alexander av, sS.sx
6ox irreg-Robert Roberts. Jr. exr. to
Emigrant Indus Savings Bank. 81 Cham
bers st; atty. Title Quar- q Co. IFS
tlo,VVV
The sun., 1919-08-29

erection Of three private garages At 9. Q
and 10 East Ninety ninth street. opposite
Mount Sinai Hospital The buildings arc
TO Be three stories. 3Sxfoo each, brick
construction. Plans were prepared by
Augustus N. Allen, who estimates the
cost at $4,000.
The sun., 1919-08-29
TO IMPROVE WEST p,wAY,

Ten old two and three story brick
buildings and two frame shanlts covering
the plot At St1 TO 5s7 West Broadway,
near Third street. are about to be rased
70 allow for the erection Of five story
public garage. l. A. C,1neo and w. n
Podesa, owners. have awarded the gen
eral contract to Prank Angeflli The
building, which WIN cover q site faenl0o
Feet, was designed by Frank u. vitoio.
The sun., 1919-08-29
1000 HoMEs ron pnooKLrN.

Homes for 1000 families are about to
be erected In Brooklyn by . syndicate in
which the largest banking interests in
ffttsoury are Identified. The syndicate
mas arranged with the Metropolitan Lif.
insurance Company for financing the
construction Of 100 dweiiingh and IL
making plans for 1000 houses. all to be
puut IN the Utica avenue section of
Brooklyn. between Church avenue and
Avenue N. known az Hyde Park.
The sun., 1919-08-29
RocKEFpLLER HOUSE LEASED.

William A. White q Sons leased for
John d. Rockefeller to Liston L. Lewis
the house known as the Saportas place
on the Bedford road at Pocantico Hills,
forming part Of the Rockefeller estate,
This house adJoins the Institution of the
Christian Brothers. Is opposite the Still
man property. and occupies one or the
highest points in westchester county
Kenneth Ives was associate broker In
the transaction.
The sun., 1919-08-29
A QUEENS SALE.

J. Albert Johntra sold the property a.
ss and 10 Fifth avenue, Whitestone.
owned by John H. Orr OF Cambridge.
Nd, to Mrs. Laura Ryder Of Newark.
n J. The plot II fifty feet wide Inn
proved with two one family attached
dwellings.
The sun., 1919-08-29
Get More Rupees Than Needed.

The recent offer to sell 1000. 900 rupees
on Calcutta for the account OF the In
dian Government by the agency Of the
Bank OF Montreal has resulted In tenders
for more than 100000 rupees being
received. The average rate bid by the
successful tenderers was siishtiy more
than "a q rupee.
The sun., 1919-08-29

ny. aSo tth sv; attys. Csdwalader, W &
1sTH e sT wan :. iis coansa. ~. nee asSS
VI, p2o-Saml Z Fitzpatrick to Senior 4
Allen Inc: attys, olcott. B. Mem q E,
nth ST. lis w.Titis Guar I Co to
VIM Harte, 81 w slst ut, and ano
trustees; atty, " Y Title & MIG Co, l36
klV,UVO
s4TH ST, 17s E-Edw Black to Jas A
Johnston, at Coopsrstown. N Y, ct al
trustees: attyA Yer Pianck & Prince,
ZAP RYay foS nnn