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18TH ST, ss1 e, n Q. 2sxioo--Max Notes
TO Louis l. Nlens, 1894 1ntervale av, mtg
$4,000. Feb . atty 4. Ruaach. AL

18TH ST. ss1 e. n 8. ssxioo--Max Notes
to Louis L viens. 1894 1nteryaie av. mtg
$4,000 Feb 9; atty, L Busach. 3sl
PRosPEcT Nv. go. e s. i5x irrte.aiO
West 6sth st CO to Harris Msndelbaum
J? w s1th ct, and ano, mtg $4,000. Jan
attys' Eisman. j.. q L. lss Bway;tl
A. Lcvey to Albert Goldberg. it5 Steh-
bins av. mtg $1,000 Feb 6; atty. T q
T Co, 11s Bway. .................fl0
AN $. 2s7 from point
In curve opp .monuntent. l. !. 1?i, runs
Sc 1osx 2s9x W 9s.5x n 2s.7-Evert
1slst st. Feb s: atty. Title Guar & T co,
l1tTH ST. ISL e. s. 5ox;ioo.Louis
Bandes ct al to Harris Rather. 1915
Crotona Park East. n part, mtg S45. 900,
Feb ): attys, Davis q d. 81 Chambers
wAsHlNGToN Av. g =. 1851 i7i,h st,
Edzant, 2S3 Madison st. mtg s2s.soo.
Feb q; atty, A Cohen, Ill Bway. -. 500
issTH ST, 572 f. $ 8. Si3xioo; also iSsth
st. 7ai f, ., 4Lsxl00; also Longwood
av. gao, . 3, 47S100-Louis + Neuhaus to
John w Seekamp. 673 caldwell av. Jan
81 atty. r Rauber. l45 Nassau st. ~
CROToNA AN. w g. 23l.1O iS2d st. S0x
Ctrusb to Denwood Rlty Co. 15g Willis
ar. Feb u atty. Title Guar & 7 GO. IaS
BwAy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. sl''VVV
ANTHONY Az, 1905 :. s5xliox9s lox
1l2.6-Henry X Davis treD to Bowery
Savings Bank. l2S Bowery. Feb 3 attys:
CadwaIader, W Il T. 40 Wall at $4,000
EAGLE Av, ESQ, $, 25xii5l-Robt II
Powell treD to Adoiph 6 Furthman. 2ost
Valentine av. Feb Z; atty. Title Guar
T Co, l16 BWay,. t5,OUV
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REAL ESTATE JOTTINGs,

w. W. Canham OF Toronto. Canada,
is the buyer of the six story loft build
ing at 100 West Thirty-f!rst street. ad-
joining the southwest corner OF Sixth
avenue. sold recently by Thomas ].
OReilly for the Emigrant Industrial
Savings Bank. The property is to be
altered.
William j. May & Co. were the
brokers in the sale of the dwelling al
90 East Ninety-fourth street TO Senator
Herbert c. Pell. Jr. also in that OF the
dwelling at li5 East SiXty-third street
for James Speyer, Both sales were re-
ported yesterday.
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OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

W Est 10th STREET.-THE Merit
Nealty corporation. Marcus l.. Osl<
president. bought from the estate of
= ;. Delano the three story two fam
ly dwelling 104 West l20th street,
lpNl0O. Tho property has been in the
hands Of the sellers for the past thirty
Years. The Delano estate was repre-
"u'ed by David Lion.
" ST liSTH STREET--Charles s.
hohlcr. Inc. resold for Ennis & Sin
iplt 10 "A client for investment the five
Story r.w law apartment house at 595
West l7Sth street, on plot 25Nl00 1t
VAS held at $4,000.
LAST NINETY-F FIFTH STREET.
James II. Cruikshank resold TO a.
Levin. 333 East Ninety-ffth street, a
So story tenement on plot 35xl00 be.
tween First and Second avenues. II IL
assessed at $4,000. NJ. l.. Rosenfeld
VAS the broker.
" EST FORTY-NINTH STREET-A. A,
Hageman sold to the Manerica Realty
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Horse Turns Somersault.

James White. an employee OF the.
Department of Street Cleaning, waa,
backing his ash cart To tine end Of the
deck at West Hath street to unload
yesterday when the wheels rolled over
the edge. White with his horse and cart
was precipitated into the waiting scow.
The horse per.Srmed "A complete somer-
sault and White landed a few feet awav
under a deluge bf flying ashes He was
rescued and treated for a sprained arm.
The horse WAS lifted back by IA crane
unlnjurcd. :.
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BROWN IN TWO MORE DEALS.

Frederick Brown sold TO Mary f.
FH2erty } Arden street. near the Dyck-
man street subway station. a five story
apartment house, renting for 5000, on
Plot 27Nl00, and received in part pay
men; the dwellings at Far Rockaway.
one on Central avenue through to John
street, and two at 81 to 81 Kensington
Gardens The dwellings occupy plots OF
e5Nl25 each, and were sold fully fur
h'shed. The Lewis II. May Company
arranged the trade
Mr. Brown also bought from the
'H''d states Trust Company the two
cory and basement dwelling. on plot
'.Nl'o. at the northeast corner OF Brown
nf'" and 18th street. The Bronx.
W ugh the Douglas Robinson, Charles
Brown Company
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OTHER SALES IN THE BRONX.

WEBSTER AVENUE-B enenson Realty
Company bought two six story apart
ment houses on the west side of Web
ster avenue. 100 feet south OF 169th
street. from the Grand Terrace Con-
struction Company. The buyer gave
In part payment the vacant plot. 50x
100 on Crotona Park North. near Mar
mion avenue. s. Rosen negotiated the
exchange.
AVENUE -Alexander Selkin
sold for Louis Kleban 2l30 Tiebout
avenue, five story apartment. SIX
104XlS4x irregular. rented for Sl2,5o0
and held at 1000, to a client for in
vestment. The seller bought the prop
erty about six months ago through the
same broker
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MASON BUYS TACOMA.

Tho Mason Realty Company Max y
Natanson) bought from the Allenel Con-
s'ruction Company tHeuner. Wolf &
BENJAMIN MordecaD 1864, 1866 TO 1870
s. Nicholas avenue. "A six story elevator
rp7rtment house containing seven stores
md thirty-two apartments, known as the
Tacoma, on plot 100x100.
The properly is situated so feet south
O. l13th street on the east side Of st
Nicholas avenue and is fully rented for
Unfortunately $4,000. and was held at
$4,000, and sold in cash transaction,
hyrnc Il Bowman were the brokers in
= 'ransaction. Wolff g. kohn repre-
s'1'.d the sellers, and Alexander S, Ma
taason represented the purchaser.
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BUY TWO LOFT BUILDINGS.

Through J. Romano Company the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
sold to Bing & Bing the property at Is
and II West Twenty first street, n
twelve story store and loft building. 5S
feet in width. running through to l6 and
is West Twenty-second street. built
number of years ago by Henry Corn.
Bing & Bling also bought the twelve
story structure at 81 to IS West
twentieth street. 106xs2. adjoining the
church of the Holy Communion, a, the
corner of sixth avenue and Twentieth
street. Brody, Adler and Koch erected
mis- building in 1910, and it always has
teen considered one of the best exam
pes of loft architecture in the CITY
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PASSING OF FAMOUS FORGE.

The famous Cole blacksmith shop
property, Fordham, favorite meeting
place OF Edkar Allan Poe and his neigh
bors, has been sold and is to De i'm
proved with a modern structure. 1t il
located on the east side of kingsbridge
road at 1921 street. just north of Ford
ham road and extending through TO
Briggs avenue. A short distance to the
north is the Poe cottage. which has
been preserved, and opposite Is Poe
Park. extending over to the Grand Con-
course.
McLernon Brothers sold the black
smith shop site for Susan V. Snedeker
10 William Smith OF the real estate firm
OF Smith & Phelps. The Improvement
will be started Immediately.
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THE WASHINGTON IRVING SOLD

The Charles GaIewski Company. Inc,
purchased from the Central Savings
Bank the Washington Irving apartment
house. a six story elevator structure at
"o1 and 205 West ll2;h street. adJoin-
Ing the corner of Seventh avenue. on
not 50Xl00. The house is fully ten
sr'sd. showing an annual rental of S12,-
0oo. 1t was held at $4,000. c. j. FL
Gar was the broker. 1t was built by r.
". Mertcns ten years ago.
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Private.
WILLIAMS. West r.. Acrasofo. y e
RETURNED 70 DrTY rRENIOUsLY
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Private.
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or WOUNDS.
Pri,ates.
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PORTED WOUNDED SLY ERELl.
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PORTED MISSING ~ ACTIoN).
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GOiDSTEIN, Lyman j., Oakland, Cal.
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LANDRY. SANFORD A.. Prince Edward Island,
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WATKINS. Joe n, serst.. Church Hin
CROSS, Howard X. corp. Knoxville tws,.
DONALD. Benjamin f., corp. Gibson tDAl.
POUSpS, Thomas L.. corp, Idlewild tWU).
WHG rSToNE. william NJ. corp. Gaines
ROCKER, Howard Luther, oakviiio ODD.
;AkS Joc ~, Fayetteville tWUl.
EnEEMAN, Brown n, savannah tws).
SMITH William A. Celina (Ntl.
SMITH. Mack A., Knoxville pD).
TEXAS.
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CARRor1, NJ. NJ, eerft., Caldwell Cws).
DANiS; SD p, s"rgt' BellingGr tWs); ,,,s,
LANE. Henry e. sergt.. Carrollton tws).
LoRp; Raymond, sergt, crosby twsl;
ONElL, Vincent PAUL. corp, Fort Worth
Tanner, Minor NJ. corp. Groveton lwU).
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CROUCH, Sam. Frost ODD.
DAVIS. Henry McAllistcr. Gushing tM).
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FIGER. oscar w, Buda twED.
HODGES. Charlie, Bangs twUj.
koSH, Adam. Bryan tWur.
SHORT. L. r. North Fort Worth CwsD.
WEEKS. Frank W, Homer ODD.
UTAH.
MOSS, David A. corp, Bountiim tws).
wATHEN. Merriel W.. Blucben Cws).
NEhNONI.
MCKINNEY. Fred r. Sheldon ODD.
VIRGINIA.
WILLS. John H.. Major Lynchburg Dwl.
RUTLER> John W, serst.. Richmond CWS)
LEM, Franklin c.. Jr., sergt.. Newport News
LYNCH. George O.. sergt. Manassas CDw).
REED. Ernest. scrgt., Appomattox (WSb.
DOWNS. Charles NJ. corp, MiddIeburg CWSl.
PRILLAMAN. Jesse D.. corr; Galloway Ws)
BELL Charles A.. Hillsboro ODD.
PRlICHARD. James. Norfolk tWul.
WAR. Ernest A., Lynchhurg (WU).
WELLS. Alphonso. East Stone Gap (WU).
WASHINGTON.
SHFEAN. Joseph r., Lieut.. Dernng (WS).
KNEE. Wesley W, corp. Land 'wuo.
GLIDDEN. Roy d., sultan N.
k OLIVER, Glarcnoe =. Snolsns wU.
WEST VIRGINIA.
HAY, Clom J.. sor,gt.. Warrington .ws,:
JoRnAN. Con E. .ergt.. Goose Creek
MAYNARD. Ben. sergt. Rarnabus tws).
HUMEZ. Raymond. corp. Salem CwS).
Lilly. Napoleon B.. corp. Glen Morgan
MARTIN. James F.. corp. Poin. Pleasant
rAXNEr. Edward. corp. Pin. Grow.
WEIR. Thomas. corp. Kis,ier twS.
HAMRIC. Arch, Braxton tK).
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TICHENELL, Henry L. Albright tM.
WISCONSIN.
horton. Bon. sergt.. Eau Claire twsl.
BRECKENRIDGE. Henry p corp. New
I.ici mond tWSl.
KhHPS Norman H.. corp. Appleton Cwt->
kOWi tkoMskI, Anton j. corp. Mil
ANpERLE. james. Luxembourg twU).
FELLT. Rene. Madison 'Wtp.
KUTISHKO. John. Racine Ckh.
NELSON. Elmer q. soldiers Grove OK.
SEtBERT. Ernest l.. Medina 'WUp-
SEIGEL; Arthur O. r. Mauwstost WIZ,
OTHER COUNTRIES.
HArIrAK1s,, william *, sers' Male
vizion Cambria tNSl.
England.
KNIGHT, Rash'etgh, corp. Cornwall
FLAGG. Stewart. Paris (DD).
ireland.
TIERNEN, john, sergt., Belfast tNSl.
CARROLI- Martin. Bushaeid ,wu).
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GAMPh ,:!,i, cario. Pacao ~. .,.
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MnsCARlEl.Lo. Giaoomo, III AvellIno
NADALiNE, giuseppe. Ro,so WI.
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Russian Poland.
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Bronx.
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

SOUTH ST. Front st. Fulton st and Beck
man st. block. &c--Globs Sash & Door
SO, Inc ast Fulton Market Realty Corp
7TH Az, e =, whole front bet sed and asa
sts-Fuller Bros. Co agt Pennsylvania
II Co ct al; Feb 4. 1919.
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AMERICANS ON CANADIAN LIST.
l.. Gnno OF New York City Is Re.
ported Ill.

OTTAWA, l'eb. THE names of the
following Ap,ericans appeared in to-
days overseas casualty list: s+
mr. #~.
SCHoEssEN. 5. c, Waterbury. Conn.
PCCkEGT, : l., Dixon. wyo. $50
GANu. l.. New York city. -, ~
RILEY, J. II, Lowell. Mass
CllESNEI, r.. Yonkers. re
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pfsvate,.

pS ns,s ...ss Ss% gs.s 80 west sr'''
CiiRisrOiTERsoN, Ernest, sic willard
cSS sssTsi ror to Sne;sfr s,rue. street.
coMPfU' Joseph, Pontiac. Mich.
tREwE, William. Portland, Ore.
DAVIS. Edward J.. sprinsville. Utsh
nEI1MA: Arthur J.. New Orleans, Ia. ~.
FRY, Calvin. Hot springs. Va. ~
GRaHAM. Robert W. Rcddlns. Cal.
G ebay Willy b. Hammond. La,
GpEtN. James L.. Colonial Beach. Va,
GREENE. stephen. aSi sackctt strsst.
oh n5fStiipt ii IL John r.. ph,ladeipn,.
GRoTH. Harry. F'ulda. Mimi.
Johnson: Clarence Kirk, cleveland.
hAA,bBACk' walter George Auournds'e'
KAY. Riehard. Caroline county. Va.
KNUTSON, Enock w, Horace, ". Dan.
LAMAR. Charles r. Dungoia. III.
PoGURsKY, John, westnoreiand Cry.
RyRAK. Charles. Cleveland. Ohio.
SMITH, William L.. Matthews, Ind.
VA EWTOSkI Ben. Chicago
WHITMAN. Albert ST NMsrys, Pa
WOODS. John r, Ha@eihurst. Miss.
SICK d II H9sT1T rAxL; PEEv,oTsLy RE,
Pri,ates. 81
CoCERuM. David y. shelter. Ill. .,~
CoTTER. George ", 1903 York svenSa.
,, New BRIGHTON. y. Y. ~
~ @AN'C-N1 1ldIe1Io
HET EEsSEPrp TO sl 9TJy & rsEyISysIr
sergeant.
JACKSON. Carl A. Salisbury. N. Q.
Corporal. -
BURK. John C.. sedslia, No. &c
Private~. ~
RtR;-TocK. Hervy L.. Elvi wins MO
BKOf,KS. nelbert, Billsboro Ohio.
BIREs, James R., Beach. Miss.
DoWNFY. Jesse Maypeari Tex.
FAk.IE. Joseph T.. go Clssson ave..
GaR6SS f HsFGa 81 ns. T?ssn f 2.sAAd Arr.
} GI.GN T ss.a l. i Ss :ST Syi. No
J9HN Gilbert A.; Bsyard. Ohio. ~.
k Eift5 u airline p. SEX HOLLAND; "a
kEMS1EsLEY 5s' George 't G.. lancaster. -
MotEAU. William, Fall River. Msss
R PItK joseph; Aramore' Pa
RrGGLRs. Daniel l.. Hynsr. Pa.
RET rrE,.fD,-s TO M snsTa ccN.Enoz.
ING IN ACTION. -
Private.
PEsBY. Harold S.. Altoona. Pa.
sCHWAN Fred. Butte. Mont
enron f.'UsLH I m5foSrED KILLED m
Lieutenant.
READ. oeorge. Jr.. MemphiA Tenn.
Corporal. .-
WEISS. John Frederick, Triadslphfa, ~
ERRONEA sly REPORTED DIE0
FROM AEROPI-ANE ACCIDENT.
Private.
ANDERSON, Charles T.. Bagiey. Iowa.
ERROSEUttSLY REPORTED MISSING
IN ACTION. e.
Private.
GREEN, FCai, SAN Francisco Cal
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Police Department
Orders

tn" following member OF tho force t,s
t,s =, ,,ri ana dismissed ami is awarded the
following pension.
PATRoI.MAN
To take effect l2 p " February s
=, James I,awlr-. Shield No 32Gs Bridge
rrer. on ne own application. a, 'Sc5 per
ahhHfn Appointes. Decent cr {, 1859 -
TRANSFERS AND ASSIGNMENTS
LGEraTNANTs.
To take orert Y NJ Fchruary
John VI, Thompsg, lOth Insp Dist. 70
if Thd insn; M ~ ashkned to desk du;y.
10Th Insp. Dist, asst sneI 10 desk duty
CORPORAL
To take efe't = \. VI February :
1eorse a Walt1r N'th Prer., 20 s3d
iF''' assignment "a corporal Discontinued.
FATHOLMEN ~"
Thomas NJ. . Coliaor, .lst Free. 70 ga
Pr. '
p John II. hAvanAush. 2,th Tree. to ssth
Charles Lang 4sL Proc. to 18th rreo.
r- Frank +. gleason. san Pre-. % s5,h
- take effect : \. NJ February =.
penlrI J. MuTphy- SIN p5e,., TO Head
S@65s snG 4. t. :;:,; :" -. =: i:.v-:.,.
T. T. laA' ~ .:aL !. N. February 8.
abse1De are hereby reyolted. ",
John J.. Coleman. 81
Alfr"l j. Boiler lGth Prcc.. assigned 70
to bicycle ANY. '''.' SSs'ehea
To take cncc, \ M February :.
Assigned to bi vrla .fli,,, IN an 49, ~
Abraham Goldman. Nr'..ru > ,nf,,n.-
LOUIS II. No mich, - scph l.. DouEherty,
-, ,r,,'...'-
- '>''N NiN'
SUEGApH.
Walter n. Bruuarr. II Su-.Irll DIST IN
charge Ist surgical II 81. in ,ttItt,, f.,
his Other duties, for orr da,s from u
surgeon.
PATEOLINE&.
John H. Rutlrr. ann Proc o., II,,t,,,..-
tors Di,I,i,I' IN l % =" 1, H,aa9utr-
sfuner If ArInl,n,s ror = o.. Oh INNS
Al F,hrI,ary N ."' ~ gi! - from \.
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
lat Il vESEY STREET
Nv Josaph II nav

BY Joseph +. Day.
STH Az. 2266. @ $. rs $ 1924 st. 25xi0o. 5
stv int & strs-M IT Tompkins agt Geo
Kilt ct al: due, t25O7ll4: taxes sc
'6Sl?o' TO the plaintiff for. ,..,,.s 5000
BY Henry Brady.
AELEN ST, 1sS. s. 1894 Stanton st,
?7lNS7. 6N2;xs7.6, 8 sty int & strs--N Y
Savgs Rank agt Saml Taken ct al: due,
3l9,b3o ~; taxes, sc, si2i,60 to tho
plaintiff for. 900
lat 3?Os THIRD AVENUE.l
by Joseph p Day.
lG3D ST. 3ll L, n =, ga College av.
2SXS5, stv tnt--A V Shaw agt VI q
Msch ct al: due. i3.2tt70: taxes. sc
slS.3j0; to the plaintiff for. 900
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MECHANICS LIENS.

BROADWAY, ll37-1l3s, and 9Th av. 5O2-
h04-McNulty Bros. Inc, agt Walter F
Hopper and Hopaltrum Realty co, own
ers: lsaac Hopper, Inc. contractor;
Feinberg Feinberg. Inc. sub contrac-
tors frenewan .................s3O 20
3lST ST, IS W--Samuel Greenhouse agt
Henry G1ldstetn. owner; Harry Lipner
contractor .................... 20
18TH ST. 2Ss TO $50 W. and 21th II. 95l
W-PotteIton Bros, Inc, agt VI I.roh's
sons Inc, owner and contractor sec ,O5lG7
Bronx.
RID. n cor Boston I'd
l0StNl32 3--Charles King agt William
Greenfield and samuel Sennett, Icssees
and contractors (renewan ......slilal
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RECORDED LEASES,
Manhattan.

SD Az. 2lls. sll--Adelaide r Henry to
Martin Kullmann. on the premises. 6
yrs from May l, 1917: attys, Grossheid
SAME PROPERTY, sll--Martin kullmann
to Frank DumovitCh, ana Sd av, 1912
yrs from Feb !, 1919; attys, same. 1000
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BENEFIT. Marion O.. sergi.. stearns
~ ,WS).s,.,;, 80, ,,. yrs,
DwYER. Patrick A. corp, Shelby ODD.
SHEA. Peter j.. Aihambra Springs (wU).
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MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lender and at
torncy.)
Downtown.
tsou,h of Fourteenth street)

(South OF Fourteenth streeD
PEARL ST. 26e. n p. l7.ixsl.7, with all r.
and Int to land adj ON II c, 11NlT.8. y m,
Feb s-Jere r Donovan to Jacob 1.orillard,
eCl7 Columbia av. Philadelphia. Pa, !
yrs. Sc: atty, Title Guar 4 c., ltS
BNhN SIV.VVp
CHARLTON ST, " c Greenwich at. 19.iN
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Title & Mtg Co. l35 Bway. due Feb s:
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ard provision 60 to + T koppel, at
Montrosc Wcstchester county, y y,
yrs. Sc: atty. Frank II Twyenort. l2S
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.

CW!;h name and address OF owner and At
tOrneyD
DONDt0un
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EBRASKA.


HEROrr. Joseph, sergt.. Ncrdigre fwS
MAYER, Abraham, sergt., Naper CWSJ.
JEPSEN, Chris. Omaha (WU).
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Casualty Corrections.

Tho following ,ahleG corrections arc
issued - an appendix - tho regular
casually lists at tn" request Of the scv-
,rll press associations:
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East OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 1lUth streets)
sOTH ST cls-o20 f. 5Oxlo2 LAS Beaver
20 Nermllyea Realty Co, 1919 10Th aV,
mtg S3I.IJ0, Jan IL: atty, Lewis S Marx
y ~ . slU'
2D Az. 1850. 25xlOo--Ley buck Co to Po-
como Realty corpn, GS Broad st. and
$, a.! liens, Dec o. atty, u d Gregory, rs
Broad Observation-Disclosures. 81
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twest OF Fifth avenue between Fourteenth
and 10th streets.D

ciTH ST. sws, Is? W 9th av. 23xso, a {.
leasehold. p. m. Feb Geo A Lerys to
Michael Iakner, 1850 W AID ST. Coney
Island, Bkiyn, instslls, sc: atty, A =
Wilkes. 81 Park Row ....,......,.f.5Oo
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 8. lo6lo 9sth st.
Ian aT-WIr,er a wiISs IN 70 iona.
Kolb, liz Cathedral Parkway, due and
int as per bond; atty, VI L Gossett. e6l
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WATKINS. Joe r., sergt.. Church Hill
(WS).
CROSS, Howard X. corp. Knoxville (ws,.
DoNALD. Benjamin f.. corp. Gibson tDAl.
POuSpS, Thomas L., corp, Idlewild tWU).
WHG rSTONE, William NJ. corp, Gaines
boro (WU).
ROCKER, Howard Luther Oakviiic ODD.
EAkS, Joo A.. Fayetteville 1WUb.
FREEMAN, Brown II, Savannah tWS),
SMITH. William A. Celina (VNO.
SMITH. Mack H., Knoxville ODD.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-07-31
POST CITY DEFEATS BRAD
LEY TEAM HERE SUNDAY

Despite the fact chat the Bradley
team Of this place had only three
Of their regular players IN their line
up last Sunday afternoon, an air
tight game was played for seven In
nings and looked as though the game
would be played without score.
Humble did the pitching for the
Bradley team and Karr caught.
Wright catching for Post City and
Lucy tossing the ball Featuring the
game was the pitchers on each side.
which held the score down until in the
M6Hf inning when Humble began to
and let two scores in. Hunt
then relieved Humble and let two
scores in on the ninth inning.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-07-31
sILvERToN MAY GET
ANOTHER MAIL ROUTE

A mail route. daily except sunday,
i 10 be- established between Siiver-
ton and Floydada. 20 begin sept. L..
This wlll not affect the Sllverton,
rulIa route.
The schedule viii be a. folloNs
a sllvsrsen if'ao D M leave 81
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-07-31

We are in receipt Of letter from
X. G. Wood, at Morgantown, Va,
stating that T. W. Anderson. who has
been a subscriber to the Avalanche
for many years died on the 2ist Of
June at his home in that city. Mr..
Anderson was one Of our most highly
subscribers. and We re-
greet 10 hear Of his demise.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-07-31
GEORGE WOLFFORTH JR.
UNDERcOES OPERATION

George C. Wolfforth left Monday
morning for Carlsbad, n. NJ, where
he was called to attend the bedside
Of his son. George Jr. who was taken
seriously i'll there few days ago
and underwent an operation for APP
pendicitis Sunday. we understand.
Mrs. Wolfforth and children were
preseE; at the time Of the operation.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-07-31

Melvin Walker went TO Tahoka las,
week and moved the household goods
Of J. T. Stricklin to the farm west Of
the St Augustine ranch. Prof.
Stricklin taught the school at Tahoka
last year.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-07-31

o. V. Bagwell, oil operator Of Cor
man. formerly a citizen Of this place.
is here this week. visiting with ae-
quaintances and attending TO busi-
meas matters. Mrs. Bagwell and chill.
dren are visiting In Sterling City. with
relatives at this time.