davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Clay City times., 1919-12-18

VIM. Briscoe has sold his farm
at Waltersville to Mrs. Emma
Mountz for $1,000.
The Clay City times., 1919-12-18

Jas. q. Fugate, of Waltersville,
purchased from J. A. Williams
last week a splendid milk COW
for $500.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-02
v y y 80 y y }. y ;. \ =


40. A. r :. ~ + Axs6 n = i
Oklahoma city. ocs s-T'he follow j..
Airz charters Aave bsen granted
NAw waMel OH RsflnlnT company
Mask0x~e. capital, sa0g9p incoe or
afors. TYm W N1beeger. b N whepJer.
Nuskosee Porter Newspan. Durani
EApdrado 0il a Gas company csri
tmi s@soDs Incorporation. Il . casi.
ness, !. c wpii and W " Reii Elio.
RADIO.
Hotes Afdmore. Anl5nore cap,tAl.
tzsfta incor.osetofs y sharpe,
r,aslas. Texas y A Apple and ] 3
on. Arafsnfe
Turner Prodpre oompxple .swsth q
u ssonr. osjaAofna CITY " h DM.z
and r r Griffin. Grand Forks " ID.
shs tomp4nier capitalized NJ from
ssg sse 70 sgeggp. uere organized il
Akss. Clinton. iAuion. t.biekassaa.
Oklahoma clts. Tnss. Nesiasser. End
and Afdns0fe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-02

Tore rms corporation Commission
There ARE osAef Einge. Aopever. sAat
5e ~sll sagzire lnso sEd " says the
Aeaslng wsll not be postponed iBis
sime * aa@ been pemMsng since be-
spse ihe United States took part in
the var Be vii aeclde wha1 70 DO
wtth the grice feature when iae case
"a called W'ith 40 nany substantial
changes II conditions siGce sale hear
ing uas ordered sererzs years axo. ii
W not aeiA~yed that b long drawn ost
Investigation ~ re siemenfs siaas arr
% nae : hsais Tor prie~s siI be OF
any heneiIt Present prices og aa~o-
Line are believed 10 W. alsout rixss
The srvestl9zsAon viii ~ directed
mHc~s b whefher o. not there i any
ais<rszsiuafica ~ psfcss relative 10
differ~nt points la the stase Thiq
phase a sae sitaaAsoa ~sss bs vsry
e1ergesieaiiy pF0Atsd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-02
|F00D R0ARD[Rs WILL.
| Be GRABBED HEREAFTER
Measure Asked nv the President
Ia Passed This Places a
Lini, on the Storage
Privilege

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|le,es'oe rvcammessAaa M tfse4sd Ms
Msis"n IA meena ~ reaaelnk l.vMe
osss wAa sstA Finally soslay ~
Nv hpWw ana ~sns te gae 4enAte
K wowla lsswii the tlme az h,ldtaW
te.,d taffs in eosa ssara0e 10 tuelse
nsonths ana rrausre shas wAen ~
lsased sueh te0a ee rsaMiy marked
WITH he dafc q wan nia~a ia atamea
TAe vote on rs msasugc was "a
tn Tho fseuasufy sseiarrs ~ srN
till VIII bes~saf cftvelivp immmssasn.
+, on a. paHpAsr hus rlnriy aass TEE
An ediasingni ~ the haslness affeel
"a : allawea hefetp ptrallleA will Ap
applicable
Vast ausnii'iea - fea new In aiN
ayv afp eNgweteA te ~ releaSed a.
seon A. ihv nfAaaFe hecanlsn imw
cheyee = The oniy conmuihv -
ens sva the ,sme ilniH gpY ssussgp -
aerfuet aslmg be4nx ersuaaea lev
LONGER persed than oaa scar
rrirNns eoav,cisa % violating ths
law would - slEea NJ Aaa ~ snapris
aued faf ono year
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-02

office a he rapilal HsilalnN e. s1Ala
aoua sliiN antl Is A y uelchpf
a vhleh ilNle shN ultA viNi h#
erW i AaA F~Ah
IA fallesiH8 & S. apnNaxllNaE
uf he ssgE A% 4WHs
#h gia saflh vNrAta0laH
iM sssis apnfFe's pssirs
eeai if lHall vafh
6a0 iasal te#s ~ NAAl Hspfm aewer
asaef lnlNt&
ee sneai feel oak heaasrs
Information lor uldasrs and lafm
II Proposal cAu ~ pbgAlpeA ny a.
dressing Tbs iavan " Engineering, a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-02

4 a. aolleRa. aeitwAtwF. eklahAnH
rlans and asssilsvAtiqns ara a. 81
ia the phgse efFiev. whefv Frey Hs
A@ #esH
verified Fhert fpF Hs4a paYAh1
70 she order ~ THE Heard ef W.
lurr wiH be Teauired With eaeh ~
A aailasaesast surety ennlfwny'A bNa
fl Tar anfaabs ug tha estimate VIA
feaasred ~ ihe sasy~saful bidder
fhp Board rvsYvvvs she FlSsfsf - u
ie ANY ana wli htaa
W ths agasw ~ shn Hoard ~ ksFl
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-02
D. s, SHIPPING BOARD
PUTS CR|MP IN BRITAIN

NV FNs71T9F177 FF8Nef
liverpool 0ct CONSERVATION
nfoyAih here as q enu aHeHe a He
ar os thH l'nHsa slafss shlpp ng
boaed IN sfepe'NE shr elaanee ef
tteeh fef faslafd o
snih 0iaelas ~ ngeh Ai'eni
nfs tNr tN M8 A
htif salInH HHd WITH ae M 03
So wasatAiH ts NNs
rrs IA lreg 'h e
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-02

Arale3 proposals. f h#fe COR cos
efate aNlaa on shp rampaa ~ the
Afflseinrsi ana NsShanitai coli se u
~illl@affr 9klnhHna witi be ree#ispd
hN lhe npaN nf AaflrnlinFe All shelf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-02
Cured His RUPTURE

a4A lfaiif. Fnpsnaa mhiie lfiihv
lf.hk Nastfai fNaYs aNa iftafWfa ssiA mY
ni} huHe - fnw Maa aH operation
ffNAhef dla bsp ~ H~oa flnaigF / WWt
tHia 81 aaDsfaiH2 tit0t auhhit aha fotHs
airieit %8gea Me Anare h8xn paAsea aAa
iAe tHpiitfr 8a2 Htfps riafnrd slih~aAh
Hfa dNiAg tHra MAfh AZ safpeufer 1hese
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trW tMhins g seih tUi Mil Kisv fail
formation Hisumf haw saa m#s flAa Il
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fsfiinf iit fht ihis Nsstiae aAa Show lf
HN8 Wafya stf9 NFp yHNfHs4ti 9-a ma4
fHse ifN of si i0sAi saass sl,a ati#4st IA
srtNsr &na i'e npfgf aa1 danger II en
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-02

Price &e A free box of o rFN
TnATE sAi4vE for chess e'Mda
icad Nplda end croap ~ enesoaai
Heals the Throat end Cures w.
roagh HAYES HEALING HONEY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-02

1aima ~ estimates 10 nsxsEtasn one
eAseksa TOR sv@fy inssbgtanf oF that
eopnary. az About sge eee 996.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-02

EoA CA1AR4H of fhe nose, throat.
= ss<srDseh, Dcsels add rlore defeat,
-fgxpss he *gFf " take fiood's ssrsa
Dan43s = !. l. = P4pfcAI. cUes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-02
Hay Fever

EssserxMlsse "a h~we ~ En0,s 9lNegtD~
s0ex gstsn nsF fatsx. s1s3s xsA4. 60
fa<1A GDD tsee1 tEe sI2vw sfss1t>
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kiss snnrAe fxaY fsfrse7zs zsss ~ sac
T~@rzm sNg5lsasEaN wAs9 f1sgssd fhAs tsNsm
frssrn ttN fsw efss ~ qkz1Mrs IT, Erfes
rSe s&~N NHfy ~ maNt8 fKlSef ~
ses~rr~5 f4E 3 FrSs1f t.1easa&s q the
NNk4 sAtef#a tAfMNas ~ T84f bsseNsr
C,Das csay, AB-14, IAsssrts, ca s1t't
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-15
Buys FLAT WORTH $3.50 900.

One of the finest and most costly Of
the multitamily apartment houses on
re upper West Side. the twelve story
apartment house at the northwest corner
If West End avenue and Seventy-fifth
street, has been sold to Christian Arndt,
a retired coffee merchant This was
one Of the principal holdings Of Frank
Bradley, who was recently thrown into
bankruptcy. A. L. Ernst, attorney. is
the receiver. Mr.. Bradley purcha sed
The property In 1915 from the Charmion
Construction Company, Henry Mayer
president, which erected the structure
upon a plot assembled by Franklin
Petit
The house fronts 105 feet on West End
avenue and 142 feet on Seventy-fifth
street. IL contains forty eight apart
'nents Of six and nine rooms. The an
rual rental return is s15So00. The
property was held at s1,250.000. The
brokers were Mark Rafalsky & Co.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-15
TENANTS COOPERATE
TO BUY BUILDING
Protect Themselves by Taking
Over Structure at 81
Maiden Lane.
DEUCE OF OTHER DEALS
Eromm & Co. Buy in Coffee
District; S1.250,000 Apart
ment Sold.

Five tenants occupying space in the
building have purchased the five story
BUSINESS structure at the northwest cor
uer OF Maiden lane and Gold street
from George Mex. Brown of Huntington,
:. T. the owner. The property Is known
As 81 Maiden lane. The purchasers are
the Bonner Manufacturing Company
Shiman Bros. & Co., Somers & Braun
stein. Silverman. Cohen & Wallstein and
the Consolidated Stamp Company. with
one exception all are jewellers. They
plan to form a corporation to take title
10 the realty. which Is understood TO
have cost them upward OF s275.000. The
property fronts 30 feet on Maiden lane,
lo7 feet on Gold street and forms an
II" in the rear, extending westward 81
feet
The brokers were the Douglas Rob-
nson. Charles s. Brown Company. Hor-
ace S. Ely & Co. represented the seller.
The sale of the 81 Maiden lane prop
erty Is one of three transactions of the
day In the same locality and reflects
the anxiety OF tenants to protect them
selves against a possible sale of their
quarters to others who would displace
theqn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-15
GRAHAM IN TWO DEALS.

Directly opposite tho 81 Maiden lane
property 10 q plot assembled by Sigsbee
Graham. the four and i've story build
ings at IS Gold street and 22 to IS Plat
street This was purchased by the NAL
'incisrodt Chemical Company. a tenant
Tho plot 10 26.7x106.2 irregular and
forms the northeast corner Of Gold and
Plat streets The brokers In this trans
action were the Charles F. Noyes Com
pany.
The Noyes company also consummated
a eecond deal for Mr.. Graham in the pur-
chase Of the four story building at 81
Maiden lane. This Increases a plottage
recently accumulated by the Noyes COM
7sny and gives Mr.. Graham a substan-
ral frontage OF So feet on Maiden lane.
4: feet on Gold street and A. feet on
Pearl street Negotiations for the resale
., this plottage are under way. accord
ng TO Mr.. Graham's counsel, Henry A.
Mark
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-15
BROWN FIGURES IN
FIVE MORE DEALS
Buys Another Building From,
Adams Express Co.

Five transactions, In which Frederick
Brown purchased three properties and
sold two, were reported yesterday after
noon. Mr. Brown purchased through
Charles F. Noyes Company 121 to 125
West Seventeenth street, a modern eight
story fireproof building. on plot 74xss
feet. owned by the Adams Land aril
Building Company.
The property is rented at s25.45s and
Is valued by Mr.. Brown at s2fV.000.
This Is the second purchase Of property
from the same sellers negotiated through
the Noyes company with Mr.. Brown this
week. the other being 474 and AIS
Broadway and 3s Crosby street. The
combined properties cost the SELL
ers s7s6,A74.41, but Mr.. Brown bought
at figures considerably less than
this. Joseph NJ. fairfield OF White &
Case was the attorney for the seller and
julius ii. Ziesser represented Mr.. Brown
in the transaction. Negotiations are
pending for the resale of the property.
Mr.. Brown also bought from a client
~ II. L. Phelps, 4O4 East 15sth street, a
Ave story fiat. 5ox1oO, held for s55. 900.
Through Adolph Blumenthal he pur-
chased from the Grand Concourse Realty
Company 554 to SIS West 14sth street.
two Ave story fats, housing fifty fami-
lies and valued at $4,000. 1t covers
| a plot 100x10O.
John J. Meenan. Inc. sold for Fred
| erick Brown to the Doumen Realty Com
pany the five story twenty Eight family
apartment house on plot s0xi0o. Mt 514
and 516 West 1sith street adjoining the
, corner of Audubon avenue. In part pay
| ment the Doumen Realty Company gave
| the two buildings on plot 50S1o0 at ij5
| and 4j7 West Forty-third street. John
J. Meenan. Inc. have been appointed
| agents Of 514 and 516 West 1S4th street
] Mcdowell & McMahon sold for Fred
| erick Brown the property at SIS and SIS
West 1Ssth street to the H. and NJ
| Building Corporation. James Murray
president
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-15
SEES CHEF HOPE IN FARMS.
G. 70. Roberts Believes "society's
Salvation" Is in Agriculture.

ITHACA, Feb, 14.-Improvement OF ag-
riculture as the only means for the
salvation of society from the economic
evils that confront II was advocated by
George Il. Roberts, an officer OF the Ma
tional City Bank of New York. formerly
Director Of the United States Mint. in an
address to-day at the State College of
Agriculture. Cornell University.
Il venture the opinion" said Mr..
Roberts. that In the last twenty years
the greater part OF all the gains that
have been made In the manufacturing
industries by invention. discovery. new
methods and improved organization
have been offset to the masses by the
higher cost OF food. clothing and shelter"
THE country needs not only more
scientific and productive agriculture"
concluded the speaker. hut the judG.
ment and calm voice OF the farmer in
all AFFAIRS in these days when revolution
is In the air."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-15
ANOTHER COFFEE ZONE DEAL.

Fromm & Co. members of the Coffee
Exchange. purchased through Pease &
Gilman from the estate OF Pauline X
Schrenkeisen the five story and base
nent building at 90 Front street. adion-
ng the corner OF Gouverneur lane.
which Is in the centre Of the coffee dis
rrict- The property has frontage OF
Is feet. Is 90 feet deep and has been
occupied for many years by Brewster &
20. one OF the oldest firms In the coffee
district It was held at $50. 900 and the
sale was an all cash transaction. This
$ the second sale for all cash made by
Pease & Gilman In this section within
he past ten days.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-15
LEASED BY ARCHITECT.
j. H. Schcier Also Has Option on
Eighth Avenue Corner.

Joseph w. Hennessey has leased TO
John II. Scheier architect. tine property
at the southwest corner of Eighth ave-
nue. and Fifty-fourth street. occupying
u plot fronting 25.9 feet on the avenue
and 100 feet on the street. together with
an ~" 50.5 feet in depth. for a term
OF twenty-five years with two renewals.
at rental aggregating 100000. MIR.
Scheier also has an option TO purchase
the property. which has been held at
$4,000. Upon the expiration of exist
ing leases Mr.. Scheier will completely re-
model the five story buildings into small
apartments. Mr.. Scheier at present also
controls several other properties in the
avenues.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-15
DEAL on CENTRAL PARK WEST

The Mason Realty Company purchased
from the estate OF Philip Braender the
.oUthwest corner OF 1920 street and
'antral Park West. a ten story elevator
rnartment house on lot 100x167. The
house is known as the Braender. II
brings In an annual rental Of about
$4,000 and was held at s460.000. The
property was reported purchased several
weeks ago by William C. Dewey. who
Immediately turned the contract over 10
the Mason Realty Company
The purchaser intends remodelltng the
property Just as soon as the present
leases expire into suites Of one, foo = d
'hree rooms and expects to sp.hl ap-
-oNimately s125.000 on the same
William h. wakeman was tho broker In
he transaction.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-15
SCHULTZ COMPANY
LEASES TAXPAYER
Renting Men Unusually Busy
Throughout City.

Herbert 1iecht & Co leased for
Enrich, Blumenthal & Lewis to the
Schultz Realty Company. the two story
taxpayer ut the southwest corner OF
Broadway and Ninety sixth street The
building stands on a site 100x125. 1t is
on ground leased for seventy-five years
from the Higgins estate and 1t is the UNI
expired sixty years of this lease involved
In the present deal.
Clark T. Chambers leased to James p.
Silo the store and basement In the VAN
defbilt Concourse Building. southwest
corner OF Forty-fifth street and Wander
bit avenue. The lease Is for sixteen
years at an aggregate rental of s300, 900.
Frederick Southack and Alwyn Ball,
Jr.. leased with Thomas j. O'Reilly,
agent for the Emgrant Industrial Saw
fngs Bank, the eighth floor in 81 CHM
bers street, approximately 1850 square
feet, to the Allied Machinery Company
of America at an aggregate rental OF
about sl50.0OO
George L. Read 4 Co leased the five
story building at Go and ca Dey street
to NJ X. Bowman Edison Company for
Il. Crystal 4 Son 10000 square feet in
"a to so Washington street to the Gov
eminent. and for the Astor estate the
second floor in IA and 16 Vesey street to
Goodenough & Goglom Company.
NJ. L. Hess. Inc. leased the store
! and basement at 81 to 33 West Twen-
tieth street, containing 10000 square feet.
to the Delaware Salvage Company.
William H. Whiting 4 co. leased TO
! the Service Stores the three story build
! ing at 1J3 and 1913 Narick street the
| store and basement at 3 Beekman street
! to the Mcdowell Stationery Company
! the store and basement at AZ Warrsu
street to William II. Alexander: a lof:
\ at 81 Beckman street tt kaplar a.
Japan, and loft Ut i36 Broome street
/ to the Imperial Shoe Lace Company.
| Pease u Gilman leased the offices on
the second floor front of the Pease
Gilman Building at $40 Madison avenue
to Carpenter. Caffrey & Co., and a loft
in 5S1 Fifth avenue at Forty-seventh
street to G. X. George.
Bastine Co, Inc, leased the third
|, floor. As West Fifteenth street, to the
! Fourth Manufacturing Company. Inc.
and the second floor, Is West Twenty.
s.<h street, to the Modern Cloak and
| SUIT House.
/ Charles G. Keller leased $500 square
feet in the building, 1913 and las West
Twentieth street to Hollinger & Bazaar
and space in the building 16l West
| Twenty-third street to L. Richie.
| The Cross &; Brown Company leased
to A. c. Schwarz a store in 1893 Broad
way; TO Mysa. Moran & Mcqueen q
floor in 226 Fifth avenue; to the Nc.
j Graw Tire and Rubber Company. Inc.
n store in 1891 Broadway. and to Green.
field. Forman & Schwartz a floor in 2Is
and 221 East Sixty-seventh street.
| The NJ. Rosenthal Company leased &c
kavner & Co. the fourth floor IN liz
and ll2 West Twenty-sixth street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-15
OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

RUTHERFORD PLACr-Pease & Eli
man sold for the Chealsea Realty
Company TO +. ]. Powell the five
story dwelling. 22xS4. at Rutherford
place.
WEST l59TH STREET-Ennis & Sin
mott bought from Edward BlolSner.
534-536 West l59th street. two five
story double fats, 25xlO0 each. John
Becker was the broker.
PARK AVENTE-Charl es Siegel Levy
resold the i've story tenement with
stores at 1888 Park avenue, on lot
25x100, TO Arthur Martinson. repre-
scented by Philip d. Shapiro, attorney.
Lester s. Kesser was his broker
EAST l23D STREET-Arthur Halia
bought the three story dwelling, l5x
100, at 1877 East 123d street, from
Helen NJ Tanning through George W.
Brettell a. Co
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-15
LANE BIAMEs uLITERACY.
Cause Of Unrest, He Argues. and
Asks Ala for Education.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l4.--Illiteracy was
trial troubles by Secretary Lane to-day
In appealing to the House Education
Committee for s12.5oo.0o0 annually for
the development Of illiterates.
He said destructive agitation could
be COPIED with and American ideals I'M
derstood only when foreign born work.
ers understood the American language.
The recent strike in the copper mines in
Montana. the committee was told. re-
suited from interference Of foreign
speaking I. w. WIS with native miners. 4"
The Secretary called attention to the
fact that millions were spent TO night
animal diseases compared with the
100000 spent for education.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-15
OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

MARMION AVENUE-Benenson Realty
Company bought from the Grand
boulevard Holding Corporation the
northeast corner of Elsmere place and
Marmion avenue. a five story apart
ment house. 97xl00. held at $3.50. 900
Max Alexander and Heller & Sussman
were the brokers.
MEAD STREET--Willy Ehrenhaus re-
sold to the Hudson p. Rose Company
CPL Mead street. a residence. 20xlO0.
CROTONA PARK NORTH-Byrne &
Bowman resold for the Isaac Lowen-
field Realty Corporation. 1877 Crotona
Park North, a five story apartment,
50xl00, held at $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-15
AsSIG NMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

AMSTERDAM AV sc c si.h st. mtg sAe.-
o0o-Seymour Realty Co to Title Guar &
,sr Az. Go 10 .th si.Geo Kismann.
sdmr, to Dry Dock Saw Instn, 34l Bow
cry: atty. Frank NJ Tichenor. IS PARK
GOTH ST. 1855 w--Adelaide hickman and
ano. trus, to Lawyers Mtg CO. l7s
sisT ST. is w.Marearc; Kno, TO ASr
Rothstein. es7 W lslst st; atty. F L Sill
berman. 2S3 Bway. ...............H
SlsT ST Sc; zss % ev, ~ mtg $500; col,
rif,h Nat Bank. isl Esd st: atty.
RlShard Kelly. I33 Bway. 81
Harrlet wel,es atty, easy Ns carroll arc TO-
RivINGroS ST. IS 90 Pitt st. ' mtg
dor Realty Corp. 8? Bway; attys. Fiue-
NORTHERN Az SO, mtg i5.ooo-reresa
az. Bklyn address III Bway......slOO
7Tt AZ. ne l9sth st, mtg s5.on0--touise
V Heintz TO Frank Nouzeky, S5i + 18th
81 atty, y Title & NJ Co. 1875 Bway.3l
Bronx.
SD AV. W cor l5sth st. 43iIx7i.2xss
t72: also Forest av. 5G3-767-Edgar G
Appleey and ano. Glen Cove. l.. l.. to
Hupfeis Sons. l6l Sd av; $4,000 Nov 2,
saisr ST, :, half OF half ' lot TOOL
map Wakefield, 25xll4-Mary s Bahren-
burg to Louis L Hitch. 7l6 TiIden st;
atty, Nicholas Hitch. rs Tilden ct. $500
UNION AN, lOe7--Alivtl Lynch TO Title
Guar & T Co, l7s Bway: atty. Title Guar
& CO. l76 Bway..............s 5,l53.l7
SD AV. W s. 2l0 l75th st y John
| Downey and ano, trus, to Lawyers Mtg
Co. SO Liberty st, atty, Lawyers Mtg Co.
ROAD from Westchester village TO old
ferry to Whitestone e 5. at W. cor land
now or formerly Geo Brown y
Louise Jackson talso known as
Sarah Jacksnnl to Samuel Saunders
sS2 West End av: a.tys. Foster & c, 1913
LOTS IS and 81. blk $ii4. land map.H Her.
nandez Realty Corpn TO John w Brat
ton. 1904 ~4lenwood I'd, Brooklyn. atty,
w Bratton. ll6 w s9th st..........$l
SPCfTEN DUTVIL RID. .. at cor
land now or formerly Philo johnson.
runs n - to PaIisade av e, q and v
- to beg-John L Hayes to Toledo Fire
and Marine Ins Co. Sandusky. Ohio:
atty. John J McKilvey,. 40 Cedar ST.. 81
SEDGWICk AV. :635-l639-Chsrles Ber-
lin TO simon Kranz, All 26th st; atty.
Title Guar 7 Co, l7G Bway. $751; 70
BATHGATE Az, 24ls-Godfrey Krepeta to
John Trpisovsky, b20 L 10th 81, and ano
atty. A Hlavac. Jr. 427 + 7eth
LoTs iss and 1873. map NJ sc ihk. Sen
Title Guar & T co TO Morris Price, 10
Lenox av; atty. Morris Price. 1928
TINTON Az. 747-Wm l. Condit ct al
trus. to Louis Valente. PeekskilI Y
attys. Wentworth, l. a. s. 60 Wall
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sTRATFORD-AyON SOLD.

The Standardization, a six story forty
three family apartment house. with nine
stores. located at the southeast corner
of st. Nicholas avenue and 174th street,
was sold Yesterday for the Stratfori-
Avon. Company. Lawrence Davies presi-
dent, TO Francis u. Smith. an investor.
The sale was made by Joseph p. Day.
Nehring Bros. were associate brokers.
The building rents for $4,000 and was
held at s225 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-15
RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

Pease s. Gilman leased apartments in
ii East Forty-first street to Mrs. Fer
mine b. Catchings; In and 8 West Fiji
tieth street, to Mrs. A. f. r. Sprague |:
In 144 West Fifty-seventh street. to Miss
Pearl Weber: In ~ West Fifty-ninth
street. TO Mrs. Henry e. Coe. and in 100
West Fifty-ninth street, for q. r. Pin
gree. to J. ]. Mather.
Samuel H. Martin leased for Lawrence
c. Silk the four story dwelling - West
Eighty-eighth street to William p.
Coontz.
Goodwin & Goodwin rented for the
New York Life Insurance Company 20
r. Ritter the dwelling at Sc West
Eighty-ninth street, and for Fannie Pick
to Or. Maurice a. DoIowit the dwelling
at 1853 West 121st street.
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TO BUILD ON 18Th STREET.

a. f. Armstrong bought the front and
rear tenements at 233 and 235 West
Thirty-hfth street. near Seventh avenue.
Of the American Press Association
through Edward J. Thompson. MT.
Armstrong plans to erect a building for
his own use on the plot
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-15
BUYS THREE APARTMENTS.

Joseph Shenck bought from the Bos-
ton Road Realty Company. 1894, 1898
and 1402 Clay avenue. three six story
apartment houses. occupying a combined
site 13sx1o0. The buildings. which were
erected about three years ago, contain
ninety apartments. renting for about
$4,000 annually. and were held at
$4,000. i. Harris negotiated the sale