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New-York tribune., 1919-11-21
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

Rl.~GFRs ST. 40: Monroe a. Is1: Aiic
N Ca~ey and Mabel 4 Bell exrs etc
to Alice VI G srey and Mabel 4 Bill is
Battle 81, Cambridge Mass each /.
part atty. F de Foster. a Wall 81
assns eacN s
Attn ST. 221-23 E Isaac J-ntermycr ct a
10 Trustees Corporation OF Ion1on an,
Trustees Corp to Clapsen- l1lanaea1
4s',rr e1' r ~. eii..,,e, am ana ana
exrs. to Hy sslgman and ano. trustees
en- same t. Man attain Center Co atty
Hy kubino. So Broaa & assirn
18TH ST. $50 W Mosaic TIE 90 10 r.
Dre~er. $50 Gth av. atty. Title G a.
l25sr ST $3.50 E: Bee Reai,v Co 10 Jsco'
Rurgheime 562 West End AZ. atty
GOLD ST S; Cold s. Realty Corr 70 Elsi
{ Rohrnqn at Lincoln AZ Queens.
LEWIS ST, s2-s4. Five Points House 0
e'ty Jacob Frost. ia Risingto'
nth ST n 5 rs " ~ 4 Ell, ooo'i0.
and ano to Anna " Phili~s Is2 y f29t,
st: attys. Knox & Dooing. II Ce's
,4TH ST. III W " THE & Mort c,
- Nv r'aea~a - 2 soth st aas~ess
.f5p 's2 h%sy ~ pro- mtg 49,, w.. 10 60
to Palawin Q vo"ng Hrntinvton. I
sTH Az 2s ), os J zoo W. ana sno
exTs. to Title Guar K r Co. i7s Rw.v
l2srH ST. :. l5os W sih ay. Un'verss
SaY Fank to Lawyers Tide & T co. ls
lost ST n i75 = ~ Az yorkylil
54TH ST. s tC9 ist Nv Ward Pakin
co 10 Empire Trust Co. 100 Bway an
ruatees. att. IS, elin. j..
e1sT ST %; :, reo . a -, and soo ~
to Title & Mtse Co. 1875 Bway.
43D ST. = :. rs W sth az. city Mtre 9
to y = 1st 90. % Broad st attys
Snow < Snow. 8 Wall st-.......-...s ST
RlvFRsIDE DRIVE IS: Arthur Mile
70 Equitable Trust Co. 81 Wall st. attys
Murray, & II. 81 Wall st.. s24 90
HOE Av: ls7a. 2 7 Holding Co to TIL
Pitegoff. io4s sth s.. Bkiyn atty Z
= l. Geilich 50 Nassau 81 .....-..... so
HOE AN i+sf. 81 me- TO Blanche Pitegcv
HAKEsPGAEE AN. 1922. Ceo : Hail 4
imlgrant Industrial SAW e Bank Is
hanabers ST; atty. r q Co. y
BEAUMoNr ~. 22s4. sarsh J scfaere s.sge
io Sarah Browning. 22s0 Beaumont a.
at, John Fadel. 37p z i4ath 81 Sle5.
WEBSTER ~. cor ie7th ST. soxloo
Agnes f X Rartow to Bronx savlns
Ban. Prrk nd fremont avs; a.
STEBBINS AV " 5. 100 lseth - 2a.
100. Ada a sheihar 10 T & T CO. II
Bway. atty. T Co. i7s Broad
va s3 ~
JACKSON AV. 1898; Caroline Harfwig
extrx, to Anna Moskowitz. 454 Fl Wash
ington av; att, Lawyers K T Co. Is
s.av ---...... .....-.......
HOWE CT cor Bryant az. 81 4xf0a
Eleriege : Adams 10 Marst Hubbard
Plreeton, = J attys. Geiier * II. ..
FX"heDge pi ..........-....... 3
LOTS l94 IN ! l05. man fremont Ter. IA
! Wing Ch,eago. II to PoughkeNnsis
y Y: atty. c " H Arnold. Lib u,
81 '-.'...--. ...+..,...........- 90
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21
Resale of Bronx Flats
Bring Speedy Profits
Dispose of Five Apartment
Houses in College Avenue
Recently Acnl;red

Isidor thinner AND Samuel Roznick
have resold five flats recently acQrired
to HyMan Levine and Bernard Good
man. the two houses at l134-lli0 Co.
lege Avenue; to Joseph r 'seNblum the
two hou es at 1124-1i20 College Ave
nue., and to George Diamond and Jo-
seph Lewis the house at ITO College
Avenue. Morris London was the
broker.
Kurz & Uren have sold for Jacob
Herman. 775 st. AIMS Avenue, at the
southwest ~orner of 1Fsth Street, a
four-st0ry triple fiat with two stores.
on lot 25x1OO
Schwab & Co. with Joseph Herzog.
has sold fUl Mrs. F. B. Honmann for
ca two four-story apartments p. 2 Il
and 2S5 Bonner Pace, on lots 33.4x75
each.
Estate Sells Cfiee Building
Samuel Cowen has sold for the Ran
dall estate 1892 Frankl Avenue a
two-story BRICK Office building, to Mr..
Bloom.
Calm & Calm have bought from John
W. McSherly 2797 Marion Avenue, a
two-f family dwelling on not 20xl00.
George Jones was the broker
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21
Operators Part With Business
And Apartment Properties

The Lebertan Corporation has sold
the Elsemore. six-story elevator
apartment at 5O2-4 West 15lst Street.
on plot 75xl00. to the Consoli dated
Assets Corpc ration. j. H. San, presi-
dent, to Sam ScNwarz the premises al
240 East 12tst Street eor all cnsh
above a mortgage of Sc 600; S. & j.
II her ve"" tho i.~o', -; t. 6.
Augenzucker. 315 East Eighth Street,
fer all cash. through Jonah Hol-
lander; TO David Blank the private
residence en- Surf Avenue. Beach
Fl tieth Street. Sea Gate on plot
6aXl00. through VIM B. Rae to the
Aries Corporation, the six-story store
md loft building. at 4l3-15 West
Broadway. f~r all cash over mart
gage of s57 500; through S. & J H.
Albert to Gus Beatus. 523 East 1881
Street. six-story tenement on plot
= fv'00, for cash over a mortgage Of
$4,000
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21
Recorded Real Estate Transactions

nors. 1904 Shakespeare av; Nov ie. atty.
l. Co. 100 Broadway. 20 and sloo
ST LAWRENcE Av, 1918. g. 25x1oo'
LOT ~. map io7. lots Hu ison Park John
no W se2d st sep, Is, atty. Thos Pryor
D4my Ellen Ay 2sss IS
tanhope st. Brooklyn mtge $4,000.
Nov l. atty. NJ @ Kantrowitz. 2es Broat-
10th ST. ss7 e. 5. 25xlsixa5xlsos: s:
q ~. atrs S, 900. Nov ES"s :. I5 1913; atty'
Frankenheim to Sidney Frsnkcnsirner.
atty. Sidney Frankenhimer. 474 E l46th
HoLLASXD Av. e :. 1921 Aiierion av.
atty, y r & N Co. ls5 Broad way.
SAME PROPERTY; valco Realty Co to
Mace Estate Bldg Corpn s3i West
cnester av; Nov 10; atty. N {.
LcTs q ana %A Is. map Dash o Est, a'S MOTHS sags
Goss to Ja"ob Cross So Hunts Point av;
Aug 25; atty. c NJ Hiesiger. 29e Broa !
ARTHUR Az. " g : & lot -. map Mon
terey 25xs5 Luigi Pignataro to
rommaso Giordano. ~ p lsoth st
49, NY " way AS9o' oostpu u,
CORA o to Maria aria Y Parrilo. M 24ls AS Dor Io
sey ST: mtge 81 400; Nov g. attys. Mapes
4 r. S70 l45th st ......o and 800
l79TM 81 go e. <. 25xl3lx25x1$o s,
81 av; ntge IS 900: Nov 3. 1915 atty
f Levy, 400 q l6oth t..........sl0O
10th ST. 47t e. g. Is.Sx10O: Aaron
Frankenhei0i 10 81 'ney Frankenheiner,
i74 e l40th st: mtge $4,000: Nov IS
atty; sidney Frankenheimer, 44 e
HOLLAND Av. s. 1921 Allerton av.
Nalco Realty Co. 29l Bway: Nov II,
atty. n NJ Co. 135 Broad
SAME PROPERTY Vaico Realty Co to
Mace Estate Bldg Corpn. s54 West-
chester az. Nov 10. atty. & N
LOTS AZ and IS. map Dash Estate; Morris
av Aug 25; atty. c NJ Hesiger. 2ee
ARTHUR Av. W s. 8 a lot s4 map
Monterey. 25xS5.11; Luigi Pignacaro to
Tommaso Giordano. sst looth ST
Nov IA atty. S. wray. 1895 Boston
i3sJH ST, $. 100 W 80 av. a5xlOo. vito
CSrrado TO Maria Parrillo. 24l9 Dor
sey st mtge $7+oO. Nov s. attys,
Mapes & r. 37o e l+eth ST. O and 5 90
MANIDA ST. s. 5sls n Spofyord av.
yoxlOo. Crimmins Operating Co 70
Sov 49, ATTY. n Title & NJ CO. ! 1sS sS
UNIV ERslTy Az, 5. 5a4 1891 st:
37.6xl00. c & c Constn Co to Arthur {
Butts. 21a5 University av, mtge $4,000 !;
Nov II, ATTY. Roe. 80 Pine st. 800
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21
Midtown Loft Section Is
Again Thrilled by Boom
Owners Experiencing Conditions Not Evident Since
Before Panic of 1907; Buyers Ready to Paw
Prices; Rothschilds Sell Fifth Avenue BUILDINGS

The Stuyvesant, n sixteen story loft
and office building at the northwest
corner of Fifth Avenue and Fifteenth
Street, and the seen-story United
States Worsted building adjoining have
been bought by Edgar A. Levy through
Fred V. Shaw from the Rothschild
Realty Company. The property has a
frontage CT 32.5 feet on Fifth Avenue
and 100 feet in Fifteenth Street. The
sale includes the tights to an alley in
the rear and the entire property adjoin-
ing the New York Hospital to the west,
thereby insuring permanent light
The buildings were erected by the
late Jacob Rothschiid, one of the bui d.
.ngs being completed after HIS death q
few years ago. They represent the
most modern type of CONNIE C al con-
struction.
Mr.. Shaw has also made another deal
fer the Rothschild estate. 1t involves
the leasing for Il term of twenty
years to the United Cigar Stores Com
pany of the tourist ry bui ding on p OF
4uxSOx irregular at the northwest
corner of Fulton and Jay Streets,
Brook yn.
Brown Parts With Lofts
Frederick Brown has reso d to Morris
Leight 20 West Thirtieth Street, a five
story lott on plot 2 1889, VIII ch he re-
Gently bought from the Holly estate;
also resold to George Constanto the
fivestory loft at 1876 Fifth Avenue. on
plot 25xlG0X irregular, recently ac-
CURED from DR.. Reginald H. Sayre.
Mr. Brown purchased from Charles II.
lngerscn an estate at the corner Of
Scotland Road and Raymond Avenue
s. nth Orange n. j., consisting of a
two and onc-half story house of four
teen roc ms and four baths, on plot
55x30o; also sold to n c lent of F. NJ.
Crawley & Brcs. 206 Upper Montc'air
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21
Must Repair Docks
And Build Streets

Louis Boselli. who purchased YES
terday the property at the south
west corner OF Liberty and Green
w'ch Streets. must keep In repair
the docks near the property and
build, maintain and repair the
streets surrounding the corner. un-
der covenant in the deed to the
realty
The original grant Of the prop
erty on Liberty Street, which was
then known as Grown Street. was
given on September so, 1899, by
the Mayor OF New York to William
Huddlcston. At that time all land
up to Broadway was under water.
The premises referred 20 comprised
land below the high water mark of
the City Of New York as it formerly
existed.
Although the provisions of the
deed are illegal. nevertheless they
are in force with regard to the
property and must be continued in
all titles to the corner.
A five story building covers the
corner. 1t frcnts 73 ieet on Liber
Street and So feet on Greenwich
Street. The buyer will .cupy the
premises. Pease & Gilman were
the brokers.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21

Avenue, Montclair N j.. known as the
housher property. three-storv resi-.
7encc OF twenty rooms and six BATHS
Publisher Buys in Forty-seventh Street
Lnnls Sinnott have resold 1880
west Forty- y-seventh Street. two four
story and basement buildings. on a
plot d5xl0o5. to Frederick a. rolan'
published. who will improve the prom
crty for the occupancy of his business,
A. j. Robertson was the broker.
Gets His Price for 18th Street Lofts
Michael Kaufman has sold to the
Neostyle Envelope Company for occu-
pancy l20-122 West Seventeenth Street
a slx-story building, through Nathan
Bender to the Morgenstern Brothers:
the seven-story loft, on lot 25x92. at
ll0 West Seventeenth Street, posse>
sion February 1, and held at $lOO. 900;
and to Dr. Moses Goldberg, through
story loft, 22x9S, at 1888 West Twenty
third Street, held at $i20,0CO.
Brc adway Building for T typewriter Co.
Dwight. Archibald & Perry have sold
for the Farmer Loan and Trust Com
pany. trustee Of the estate of William
II. Jackson, 929 Broadway to the Broad
way Typewriter Exchange, Louis c.
ueuberger, president.
More Midtown Deals
William H. Whiting e. Co. have sold
for Edward V. z. Lane the c.ght-story
building at AZ East Nineteenth Street
on lot 25X92
Irving iudis has purchased through
). Sinsky the seven-story store and
fAg ]
Street, on lot 25x92.
Schwab & Co. have sold for Edward
o. aud John P. Binzen three-story
brick busne building with stores
27l7 Third Avenue, on plot 27xlO. fol
cash.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21
Buying for Occupancy the
Report From Dwelling Sections

The Brown, Wheeock Company has
sold for the J. Campbell-Thompson
estate the three-story dive ling "a pa
East SiHtyiirst Street. on lot 15xl00,
to buyer who will occupy after alter
ations have been made
Pepe & Bro. have sold for ]. Il.
Robertson, trustee, the three story and
basement dwelling on lot 2Oxl053 at
70 West Twelfth Street to a buyer
fol occupancy.
A V. Amy & Co. have sold for Mrs.
Susan Blodgett the dwelling at 14O
West Seventy-second Street on plot
20Xi02.2 to an investor who will al
ter it.
Oscar D and Herbert V. Dixie have
sold for Jennie G. Baird to an invest
ing client at 63 West Eighty-thir
Street four-story dwelling on lot
17N1O0.
The DIFF & Brown Company has sold
for Martin Ungrich to q client for oc-
cupancy at 81 st. Nicholas Place q
four-story American basement dwcll-
ing on lot 17XiO0.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21
Buys American Cotton and
Grain Exchange and the
Adjoining Property al
the Pearl Street Corper
IS Stories Proposed
structure One of the Lars-
est OH the Street; Will
House Offices of the Line

The Munson Steamship Line. which
racert'y acquired the Hoffman Build
nc at 50 Beaver Street. has purchased
'-orn the American Cotton and Grain
rxchar~e for $a-5,0 900 the property at
It's WsN Street. be ne the corner of
ari Street and comprising somewhat
~er ace square feet, and from the
United States Realty and Improvement
-owpany the even-story Office build
~ at 6.-69 Wall Street. covering an
~ea of approximately 5000 square
fset
Ii IS the intention Of the Munson
Line "a replace the buildings with q
twenty-five story office bu lding. The
combined site has an area OF 10 500
square feot The Wall Street frontage
a The third .arrest on the street. the
Natona City Bank on the block to
ne wes. having the largest and the
Bankers Trust Company, including re-
cen. additions. the second largest 'front.'
The George A. Fuller Company has
Contracted with the Munson Steam
,hip Line 20 have the bu lding ready
for occupancy early in 1921. The floors
viii coasan about 000o square feet
,f renta6le area per floor.
Albert 3. Ashtorth negotiated the
scal. He saws that much Of the space
rot 70 be occupied by the owners has
already been applied for
TIE attorneys representing the
rn.te1 States Realty and Improvement
Gorrany ara Bahbare & Sanders. The
attorney for the Nun on Steamship
Line is Mortimer w Byers.
The attorney represent nr the Amer
isar Cotton and Grain Exchange is
Bernard H. sander
Sufsrrs Sell in Pearl Street
The Broadway Street Corpora
ion. Elias 4 Chen president. has
purchased from the Thomas Sufern
tstste thr0reh Moore & Wyckof and
Cammana. Voorhees, & + lloyd, the four
story bui dings AZ 2i424 Pearl Street,
.n pot }0X,S
Another Deal in the Lane"
The Brown. Wheelock Company has
-old for Richard S. Elliott TO Benja-
a.a Nitche the fve-story bu lding at
2s Maiden Lane, on lot 20.5X65. 1t
will be extensively altered for tenant.
The same brokers have a SO sold for
ne estate o. Thomas Z. Davis the five
r-ory store an4 .Oft building at 395
Broadway. en- p OF 25X200, extending to
IS Mercer Street.
Broome Street Loft for Investor
A. " Mi Ter has sold for Ellen W
0ugyea $3.50 8roome Street. six
.ory loft at The northwest corner Of
Wooster Street 1t viii be altered and
Tered for ront as . factory.
Sale in West Street
The Markham Rea.ty corporation
Clarence W Fc sardt president has re-
old l6i ard l65 West Street a five.
so.y hu.idl recently purchased from
ne OTo-o' ue estate. having a front
zee nj abou - feet. Charles Pape.
lie present tenant. IS the buyer. F. J.
pleF was the broker
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21
REAL ESTATE
WESTCnESTER COUNTY
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
UNNFS MD CSTATF

HOMES AND ESTATES
CniolCE SMaLT. EsTAIE. perfcc,
home, ready to m We into. ? rooms and
baths ear garage. chaufeur's apart
lnent. s$5 600. Make Offer. terms:
every modern Improvement large ga
rage mans room: outbuildings: fruits
srees. etc. Asking $4,000
? HE EiM>, en- and aif acres. . rooms
3 baths billiard room fine old trees
date in all appointments. s6s. 600.
sENn-Ev NGALoW TyrE. half acre IN
rooms. bats wonaerluliy coastrLcted
FINE ROoMl HOME. over an acre. IS
rooms baths, handsome firepiaces,
modern in every respect. Scar heated ga
s:i E>DiD OFFER NG-Entire hlock 10
r".nis baths beautiful grounds Ask
ing 500 y oge gem. 10 rooms. baths
LARCiNloNT COURT. private street. 10
detached homes on large plots; S. 900 to
50 coo; subject to lease May lst One
OVERLOOKING FINEST private bathing
bescn. alf re, nas.er bedrooms, 8
baths. maids rooms ana bath; 2-car ga
rass. location choice. Cheap at $4,000.
ON THE iiL! atoye Larehmont. new
heat. ev'ry conver.ience, garage, large
This HEAUTtryL HOME, possession May
/. 10 rooms. BATS. not water heat
LoyEil HOME on country road. balt
acre. rooms, hot water heat; only three
wars Old. fine garden, fruits; mar station
a bargain at $4,000 Mill take SIS 900.
MRS. C. HI. nduH9o II,
Larc!lm chi, N. Y. Tel. 2,Hsr i."sG. .:i. a:i.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21
Home Buying in Broohivn

The Bulky & Horton Co have sold
for the estate of Isaac o. Horton l05
Wa h'ngton Avenue, a three story
iwelling.
The Meist,r Bu dcrs have resold the
xix two-famil houses at 533 to SAT
Logan Street, on plot 120Xl00
Charles Partrid se has sold the three
FAM hcusc at $50 st. Johns Place
for William Murphy.
Samuel It. Mart n has eold g South
Elliott Place to Colone William Mack.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21
Other Sales in "Colcred Belt"
Fl. " ash n"inn Av. Corner Sale

A II. Levy has sod for the Union
Chemical Glassware Con pany the five
nd-one-half- tory thiyty-iive family
apartment at tie northwest corner OF
FIT WashinGtoN Avorue AMI ~ st
Street, on plot 100x95 held at 5000 600
Tue purchaser IS the Wiens Re ity Cor
pora5ion. Jacob Wiegant president.
| idor Wi kind, attorney, represented
the purchaser.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21
Corporation to Erect Large
Iilea.er in BrOoliyn

The Realty Associates have sold fif-
teen lots on Fifth Ayenhe and Sixty
rirth Street Bay Ridge. to the Md
wood Building CORPORATION The pur-
chaser plans to erect a large theater
to be c~mpleted next spring.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21
23d Stree, Snace for Union

Henry Shapiro G Co have leased the
upper part of the build.ng at 40 East
Iwenty-third Street to the Cloak and
nit Makers Union.
b kor in Ne1 Street Lease
The CruiksAank Company and Ames
& Co. were the brokers IN the lease
# the building at 81 and 81 New
Street to the McReyro ds Realty Com
pany annour ced in yesterdays Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21
Brokers in 4th Avenue Sale

White GoodmNn we're the brokers in
TIE resent sa . Of the twelve ory loft
at 470 to 478 -Four h Avenue to the 40
Fourth Avenue Cooperation. and have
been named agents for the property.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21
iilack Star S. 5. Co. Buys
Site in Harlem Negro Section

The Black Star Steamship Company
Marcus Garvey president. and which
conce'n IS con'ra od by no~roes ha ;
purcha cd 81 and SO Wes' l35th Street,
in AID tion to "a announ.' yesterday
and VIII improve the CO 7binod te,
5SX99.1l with a fvc-story Office bui d.
ing. Huberlin & Huberlin negotiated
the 50 of 81 West 13oth Street to the
company.
Other Sales in "Colcred Belt'
Nail & Parker have sold for the Fliz-
abeth Rally Company 247 West 10th
Street, a three story and basemei.
dwel ing on pot lG.SN99.ll and for the
slme company promises 2295 Seventh
Avenue between l3+th and 135th
streets, four story business building,
on nlot 1GNX11
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21
Alterations
Manhattan

GATH ST. 81 T. to 5-story dwelling: G. p
Harrah prem Uses Owner: 1 II G'ssor
premises. architect cost ...... s2n nor
lST AN. ll"4 and l'2s to a 2-story renaii
shop. I. S~hn~ 'nacher. 1fs st az own.
er; Sheinart, l94 Bowery. archit~cr
cost ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Ss0,0 ,0ot
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21
Gets S6ih Street Dwelling

Pease & Elliman have leased for f.
J. NJ. Dill on to JOIN G. Lavender the
our STORY dwelling at 1872 West Eighty
sixth Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21
Brokers ~ Downtown Deal

Byrne & Bov.nan were the brokers
in the recent sale Of the Futon Build
ing at the southwest corner o. Nassau
and Fulton Streets, to Robert f. Simon.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21
Building Loan Contracts
N"nh~'trn

57TH ST .. 400 5th av. 5oxioo5 s. Equi-
table Life Assurance Society OF the I s
loans i v csi oItn ~ Inc to erect an
s-story mercantile building. payments.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21
Bronx

AV. e :, 100 : Arrow av. s75x
100 New York 7 q Co loans Mace
Estates pldg Corpn to erect -- story
blil.inss, three payments on each buill.
ing ...-- '.....-.-.......... $40. 800
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21

SACRIFICES rooms. all improvements
gas eiectririty hor air heat. laundry in
cellar. 50xl6o: garage: hest section heart
Of city: possession 30 days: $4,000: easy
terms Hudson Realty Co.. 2ss Hugueno.
ST. Telephone 1898
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21
NEW ROCHELLE

SACRIFICE.
Nine rooms and bath, gas and electric
light. vapor heat. garage: plot soxll0
Price s1o500. pEYNARD & KRAFT 2os
Hugh ST. Tel 254l New Rochelle
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21
REAL ESTATE

BUSINESS P2DPERTY TO LET
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21
UNFINISHED ApARTMTS. WANTED

WANTED. IN sha Murray Hin district. 2
small light connecting rooms. to be useo
as Offices. reasonable rent. Answer AID
rlch. American Committee for Devastated
France. IL East goth 81
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21
Brokers in 23Gth Street Deal

George n. Bruno & Co. repre- ented S.
Artino in the sale of y Ea 23Gth
Street three tory, two family house,
Oh q plot .0XlOO
New-York tribune., 1919-11-21

LOTS and and various other lots on
map; 6s lots Sorley and Pitman estates:
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-09-04
Merchants Conference

An important conference of the
retail merchants of Kentucky, rep
resenting every line of business,
will be held at the State Fair on
Thursday, September fifth, and from
the information at present availa-
BILE, IL will be a largely attended
gathering. The purpose of the
meeting is for the discussion of the
vital and urgent problems of re-
construction as they are appearing
larger and more important day by
day, and it is announced that
speakers will be on hand TO discuss
the various questions at iss"~ and
offer valuable suggestions. Talks
on improving methods OF merchan-
dising credit systems, etc, are also
on the program.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-09-04
Away From Home to School

Hundreds OF young people are planning to start to
Berea in few days. And what glad hutter there is
all the preparations
1t will make realize how dear home is to be away
from home. But the soldiers had to leave home and
homeland And every who goes west has to leave
his old home. The student who goes only for little
wheet him go with JOY and gratitude for the chance
Even on the way you will begin to get acquainted
with others who going to Berea- Just the kind OF
young people you will be proud to know.
Only the other day we're talking with two very
successful men, in business in politics and pub
lie Improvements both of whom said that their greatest
help in life had been the friendships that they formed at
school. AT school they met the people whom they could
enjoy and get good from. And when school was over
they had friends in many counties and in several states
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-09-04
CONTENTS

PAGE Editorials: The Best Gift
TO Your Child; Away from Home
20 school. The Monroe Doctrine
Extended. - World, L. =, State
News.
PAGE 2-Laughter and Statesman
ship at Blue Ridge. - Crime Re-
duced by Eliminating Saloons
General News.
PAGE 3.-Serial Story.
PAGE 4.-LOcals and Advertising.
PAGE 5-Welch- Wood Wedding
DR.. Roberts Leaves Berea.-Im-
portant Committee Meetings.
PAGE 6.-Farm and Home Depart
ments.
PAGE 7.-Sunday School Lesson. -
sermon. - Advertising.
PAGE s.-Eastern Kentucky News
and Advertising
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-09-04

to be IN Bcrea before noon of Sep
tcmbcr II, and that day begin the
series Of conNocations in preparation
for the new year. There will be
social gatherings for acquaintance,
business meetings. and a number of
religious addresses by Prof Johns
ton Ross. of New York, whose Won
deriul sermons some years ago are
remembered a. the most inspira-
tional ever heard i'm Berea.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-09-04
Fall Term, September IL
Conversations of College Workers, September, il-l4
Students should Register the 10th

The largest opening Berea has
ever seen is ln prospect for this Fall
I'm some departments an the rooms
are already engaged
The important new worker, who
are beginning 10 appear i'm town in
dictate great Improvement in the
working force, while the return of
those who have served their country
abroad Is a great feature Of the
opening year.
All workers of the Institution are
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-09-04

The death of General Botha. of
South Africa, removes man OF
much influence among the English
colonies of that section A leader
Of the Dutch forces against the
English in the Boer War; after his
country came under the control of
England, he became a loyal subject
of that government and during the
recent war was a defender of Eng
lands interests against the Germans
in South Africa.