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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-06-10
THE ALUMNI BANQUET

The Fourth Annual Banquet of
the Mt. Sterling High School Alumni
Association was held Friday even
ing, June 9th at Ringo's Hall. Nine
ty-two members were present at this
very enthusiastic meeting. The
Glass Of 1916 had charge Of the
banquet, giving one of the best pro-
grams ever rendered. Several mem.
bers of the class gave a pantomine
play which was enjoyed by all pres
ent. The High School Orchestra
furnished music for the occasion.
Prof. Nignetti gave a delightful vio-
lin solo.
The following officers were elect
ed for the coming year: Mrs. Mary
C. Ayres, President; Miss Martha
Rose Pieratt, President and
Stewart c. Sharp, Secty-Treas.
The Association extends its
thanks to II. IL. Pieper & Co., Chen
ault & Orear, r. C. Lloyd, The
Greek Restaurant, Christian Church
and Presbyterian church for dishes,
silverware, table cloths and tables
so generously loaned for the ban
ouet.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-06-10
WANT IMPROVED STREETS

Eighteen property owners on
West High street have filed a petit
tien asking the City Council to or
der at the property owners expense,
an asphalt street. 1t is understood
that number of streets are under
consideration and that whenever the
ordinance is passed other streets
will be ordered constructed.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-06-10
AUTOMOBILE RACKET

Many Mt. Sterling citizens are be-
coming intolerant of the utterly un-
necessary noises made by automo-
bile owners and drivers. There is
hardly a moment in the day when
somebody isn't blowing out, or "rac-
ing" his engine on the principal thor
oughfares of the town, not knowing
it would seem, that it is not only u
nuisance but the worst thing he
could do for his machine. A machine
is driven up to a garage to be exam
med, and instead of taking it inside
the establishment to make the di-
agnosis, some thoughtless mechanic
will at once proceed to throw open
the cover "race" the engine for 80
minutes, with such deafening rae
ket that a conversation can't be
carried on within half block.
If other towns, some Of them much
smaller than ours, can have city laws
prohibiting this sort Of foolishness,
and opening cut-outs in town,
why can't Mt. Sterling? The old cry
is that to do so will offend somebody
Then announce that the law is go
ing to be enforced unfortunately
and there will be nobody to offend
but the lawbreakers.
Even a Ford can be started with
out feeding the engine a gallon OF
gasoline or trying to see how much
racket you can make.
In this connection, it could be
said that the horn blowing nuisance
should also be stopped. There are
too many who amuse themselves
driving up to garages and blowing a
horn to the discomfort of everybody
within a block or two, till the man
comes out to sell little gasoline.
There is no sense in it, and after one
or two "call downs by a policeman
| it would stop, just as the fool prac-
tice has been stopped in scores OF
other places. Can't the City Council
take up this matter at their next
meeting and give long suffering
and patient public little relief from
an intolerable nuisance? Mt. Ster.
ling is no village. -(Contributed)
EDITORS NOTE-The Above ar
ticle is in line with numerous re-
quests we have had to "roast" auto
mobile owners and we feel sure thai
the writer speaks from first HAND
knowledge.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-06-10
TO THE PUBLIC

Owing to the extreme unhealthy
condition of our city, and the Fly
being the most dangerous disease
carrier, we have decided to ask you
all to install Fly-Traps in your
places of business and your homes,
as the best means of preventing d.
sease. They can be had for an in
sum, not exceeding $l.0O,
and will prove Of value to all.
Respectfully,
MRS. i. NORRIS,
Community Nurse.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-06-10
Do You Want It?

Back to the farm is the slogan
now. Well, if you will go to the
Duff farm and look over this classy
little place with the modern home
then farm life will appeal to you.
Remember the date and time of sale,
Monday, June 10th at one o'clock
at the Court House door.-Adv.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-06-10
LITTLE FOLKS PARTY

Master Catlett Everett and sister,
Mary Everett will entertain mum
Der of friends at the country home
of their parents Saturday afternoon
and the little folks are looking for
ward to a most pleasant afternoon.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-06-10
TAKES POSITION

Mr.. E. Il. Bomar, Jr., who recent
ly graduated from Georgetown Col
lege, and who formerly lived here,
has accepted a position with the
Lexington Herald. Being an ener-
getic, bright young man he is sure
to make good.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-06-10

Be sure and attend the picture
show at The Tabb Thursday, Wal
lace Reid in 'Too Many Millions"
under the auspices Of the Young
Ladies Missionary Society Of the
Christian church.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-06-10
ANOTHER FOR FLESHER

The Flesher Petroleum Co. brought
in a five hundred barrel well last
week on their Oklahoma tract. This
is the second big well struck by this
company in the last three weeks, the
first well now pumping about six
hundred barrels per day.
The Washington times., 1919-02-05
Kabibble Kabaret

0EAR kR. kkBlSBIE .
RcNJ CAN I PREVENT NM AvSeAkO FROM SVNRT'NST
FRIRNS HOME TO DINNER ,vxw,,x
" YeV kFE polEe, The cooklks6, ,VlAkV ne BRINGS
A1NEh AlM ARE NoG ERlEAoS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-24

SALESdEN-Experien statesmen 20 sell
exclusive line OF hEh-grade calendars for
established house write for territory with
references Smith-Hecht Co.. Indianapolis.
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REAL ESTATE FOE SALE
CITY

BKsoAp ST. s., s. e. cor. MeKEAN. ex-
and dwelling. hot-water heat; gas and cleo
tric open for inspection; desirable corner
for any business, especially automobile sun
DRIES and Oil station; easy terms; investi-
CHELTEN AVE. f.. l241--very desirable
2-story poreh-front house; possession; Dutch
halli low figure; convenient to double line
ot trolleysi owner leaving city.
MARSHALL ST., NJ 4423--2-story porch
front; rooms; hot-water heat; electric; POS
EfEgT 5EsfHEsglTpni \ Il,TII IIls,TaIsonable s,S price 40
Ing porch; Dutch hall; possession; open for
NENANGo ST. W, l434-Desirable 5-story
brick dwelling; brownstone trimmings. 10
TtoGA ST., 1l21, N. e. cor. Marvine-
Very desirable 2-story porch-front dwelling;
3, rooms; hot-water heat; electric; possess
sion; storeroom in basement suitable for
shoemaker. tailor or electric shop.
ObNEH AVE, 132-A 2-story modern res
idence; Dutch hall: rooms: hot-water heat,
4OxlO5i possession: act quickly.
CAMAC ST. N, 21b5-Extending to Fawn
St.. very desirable 3-story: 10 rooms: pos
TWENTY-FIFTH ST.. S.. s1s-s-story hous.
SEI ENTEENTH NEE I ST. % %N SS sCSeps pricg Story cor
ner restdence 0 rooms; possession posi-
lively must be sold this week; close to Dia-
mond street.
TwENTY-THIRD ST.. N. 5S1. close to the
PARKWAY; S-story; rooms; possession; low
AIAsTBAUM BROS & FIB1sHER
1924 so. PENN SQUARE.
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FIDELITY FIREPROoF WAREHOUSES;
1S17-1s19 MARKET ST.

MONARCH STORAGE CO. 1907 LANCAs.
TER AVE-AUTO SERVICE, STORAGE,
PACKING, LONG-DISTANCE MOVING.
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HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS
1916 LOCUST ST.
FURNISHED

Two or , rooms, bath and kitchen, or entire
floor. consisting OF bedrooms, . baths, liv-
ing room and kitchen, furnished by J. r.
Q'Bren Co, in English Sheraton and French
furnishings; handsome antique Oriental rugs
for the floors; I months lease at $225 per
month and upward. Phone Fllbert 4l29 w
for inspection.
AN APARTMENT containing beauty. com
fort. light and all modern conveniences,
combined with luxury, of fittings. is offered
1T 1916 Locust ST.; formerly the residence
of one of Philadelphia's wealthiest families
and now converted into an apartment house;
rooms. bath and kitchen.
THE SATTERLEE. 4Gth and Chestnut sts.--
First floor, 7 rooms . baths. 500 per
month yearly lease. lhone Mr.. Price,
Walnut 507,
36O7 CHESTNUT ST.-The I.eone-Will sub
let unfurnished apartment. second floor,
rooms litChenette. bath
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-24

TANFS
Federal and state tax returns prepared and
former returns examined by experts with
wide experience; will outline and install sys-
TEN Of accounts to simplify the preparatio
Of tax returns. a 10, Ledger Office.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

MOTOR TUG, so feet long, IL feet beam,
Fairbanks & Morse engine, miles speed;
built for filling water and towing equipped
with mast and boom for hoisting cargo;
eesacl very handy as one man can operate
ksr For particulars apply WesenberE &
Ca 36I Walnut st.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

WANTED-For 3 or winter months, fur
nished apartment IN neighborhood 18th
and Walnut. j 123. Ledger Onlce.
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2225 PAGE ST.-SeVen rooms hardwood
hoors tiled bath and kitchen, gas CRATES in
tractive terms.
JosEPH 4. BARR CO.. 1920 Chestnut st.
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2736 n. FAIRHILL ST.-Two- story brick
dwelling, rooms and bath: Immediate
possession. DONNELLY e. SUESS. Lehgh
and Germantown ayes
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AGENTS

EARN s25 weekly. spare time. writing for
newspapers magazines; exp. unneC.; de-
tails free Press Syndicate. 35l St Louis. Mo.
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2l28 VINE ST., near Parkway; suitable for
home or business location.
JAMES |. KEARNEY 21Rt and NYhn rtnn
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OLD GOLD

ci.D gold SILVER, platinum. plated ware. old
aigfo 1eweiit. teeth plates bought for cash
nj lstz. J. y. Clark EshnsF. So7 sAnAszh
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WHAT IS OFFEREDe

APARTMENT HOUSE, very conY located;
!, complete apis; front and rear entrances;
hot-water heat, etc; rents $14j can be in
creased: owner leaving city; will close at at
tractlNe hgure. AbernethY 1898 Ghesrnut
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STORAGE AND MOVING
VICTORY STORAGE
The Tohn Rhoads Co.

5215 Market. Largest and best; Phone
TieInlont 'G7O for an estimate. Goods packed
o. shinr,nn, PIerce. A rrow vans for moving
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storage. Packing. Moving. CARPET Cleaning.
4157-59 Lancaster Av.. W.Phila.
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V1cTRoLAs---If you are contemplating the
purchase OF Nietrola for Christmas, now
victro.as we're scarce last year. year: and I VIII BE-
Call or write for illustrated catalogues OF
yictrolas and records. Heppe's Uptown
vIcTRoLA OUTFIT, 500. This e a beau
,shed in mahogany; having automatic brake
wrfte RTofeP for cataoEG t descrbns Vctrolas from
Heppe's Uptown stores Cor. 9th & Thomp.
VICTOR REC.,El Many Red Seal Records
have recently honn reduced u price Now
carUso TaS T@H Terc sztnj aSd Other artists Cali
or write fer complete record cataloSueH
Heppe's Uptown stores. Cor eth and
VICTROLA ". S55. with beautiful cabinet;
this instrumssnnt surnasses most machines
doIIaT >Seetly' Call or write for detailed
Heppe's Uptown stores. Cor. 9th & Thomp-
VCTROT.AS-Chrstmas outfits consisting
Of Vlctroa ". and cabinet TO match.
cents wee% aceeptsd no"
Heppes Uptown stores. Cor 9th Thomp-
son. --
Latest Improved instrument. Large i'm
proved double spring motor. Guaranteed tc
RHepppe'r Rep T Uptown stores Cor. eth { TRomo
ViCTR0LA Vi, S35 finished in mahogany
An excellent instrument at a low price.
Cash or rental payment plan. Call or write
for complete details
Heppe's Uptown stores, Cor 9th & Thomp-
IHONOGRAPH & CABINET, S47.5o. Do.nes-
tic finished in mahogany; this is an eX-
pensive outfit; reasonable payments
Hcppe's Uptown stores. Cor. 9th Thomp-
,51II,~--ITS :, Is5j-,, TIjo ,,cr5 t1oint
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MEN-LeadinE real estate firm will take a
few young men and teach them the real es-
tate business; no fee; opportunity to earn
money while learning; evening classes. Box
NJ SO4 Ledger Office.
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OLD CLOTHING BOUGHT

Mems suits overcosts, trousers. shoes etc {;
also ladies' clothing and shoes Of all de-
scriptlons: highest prices raid. We call any
where. day or night Write. call or phone
sELLGs6HN CL6TEING co 40 n ATu
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Guns, S. Up
RADIATORS
$500. Up Overcoats $500 Up

Hot water and steam. new and second hand
pipe large lot: boilers and pipe cheap. Dick
" sor of1G Ne'r 900. 500 $, sth st
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-24

AGENTS-Sell raincoats: new cork leather
ette belted model for sample dozens OF
other fabrics and styles; also rain-oyercoa is
no Investment. Write for permanent business
offer paying s3h0o yearly, Parker Mfg. Co..
1921 BeY St, Dayton o.
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2127 CARPENTER ST,-Three story. hot
water heat; price moderate.
JAMES l. KEARNEY. 21st and NVha rton sts
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eALESMEN can make 81 day selling our
calendars. advertising novelties. pencils.
blotters. signs and thermometers; liberal
terms: sells entire year; fine side lines local
and travelling agencies. Model Calendar Co,
Dept 275 South Bend. Ind
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-24

TOIJR NAME brings copy Money Making
IDEAS the great 32-page agents and mail
Aeaierss magazine. A. II. Kraus. kraus
BLDG. Milwaukee, Wis
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-24

WATER STILLS. made Of heavy copper.
gallon capacity; fine for automobile men
as distilled water only is suitable for bat
ysrries; ppFiIy XSuT arinx9g ~ wateT' gyoia
wanted. Hnyer & Co. f S4. Farnum Bids.
Omaha Neb
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WANTED, REPRESENTATIVE

for local territory to sell a new indicating
automobile tail light opportunity TO secure
~ rt territory, assuring large profits prefer
man with car, 70 demonstrating purposes.
~ A. lIunmau. u. 42d st.. New York
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-24

YOUNG MAN now manufacturing toys de-
.ir-s, to take In with him a young man as
rlrtuer who can Invest in the business
$4,000. one with some business experience and
a fair knowledge Of mechanics and manufac-
turing preferred: good prospects for large
business n the right man comes forth. a
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TANEY ST, above Somerset; $4,000; Z ,oons,
MALTER V ASHRN oA4n N 6ath u
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529 VINE ST.-Lot 19x107 Ut. 3-stor!
dwelling in growing business locality.
ID. F. DALLAM bI4 Walnut st
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EIGHT rooms and bath. brick house, All
conveniences; frame HE; lot 5Ox90O;
best residential section; $4,000
w, d. IJJKENS North Wales Pa
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AT FREEMAN'S AUCTION. DEC.
1363-1365 Germantown. cor. Master
-, Modern business buildings; short leases.
Chas. Carpenter Cantield. 1928 Chestnut
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SALESMEN-Exclusive state and county
sales contract for patented automobile de-
vice is offered responsible firm or individual;
not an accessory: greatest scientific improve
ment made In motor equipment in last 3
years; absolutely no competition, invest!gat
Weeks Mfg Co, First n Bk. Bldg. Chicago
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-24

WONDERFUL invention: every one buys on
sight; Duplex automatic haircutter; cuts
perfectly while you comb. long short; 23O
per cent profit; agents making $500 2 week.
Duplex Mfg Co. Dept A. Detroit. Mich.
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ACCOUNTANTS

PADDED VANS, export movers. N. Phila
Stor. Co. Shibe Park Bldg. 2O33 Leh. av.
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AGENTS-Wreless umbrellas; I'll pay hus-
tiers 81 ar hour to take orders for this
newest inventior no investment. Write for
b-style outfit. Parker Mfg. Co. 6O2l Wall
at DAYTON o
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535 MONTGOMERY AVE.-Nine rooms, 3
floors; excellent condition.
JOSEPH A. BARR co. 1920 Chestnut st.
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BOARD WANTED

REFINED business woman desires board
and room, private family, vicinity 6Oth
and Carpenter. 6O35 Carpenter st.
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INV LSINttss
Six small houses; all tenanted; good propo-
stion. Chas. +. DATE Co.. 2343 Il. Thomp-
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HANCOCK below Allegheny ave. Seven
rooms. porch. hot-water heat, electric light,
laundry; only $4,000.
WRIGLEY. Front below Allegheny ave.
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BOARDING

3STH, $. 1Os-Handsomely fur. rms; excel
table, priv. fam, Phone Preston 5s97 ].
1921 WALNUT ST. Sunny, attractively
furnished rooms; splendid location excel
lent table.
EXCEPTIONAL accommodations in West
Philadelphia modern home. adults: refer
ences exchanged. Phone Barring 554 w.
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DIAMONDS BOUGHT
DIAMONDS BOUGHT

HARRY W. SMITH. III SAMSON ST.
UNIFORM overcoats changed into civilian
style, very reasonable. Stanley Tailoring
Co, 16 s 18th st. basement
ECO game, amus'g and instructive; ask for
free folder. ECO Co. 2l55 +. Cumberland,
ELECTRIC treatment e manlcurlng Room
lO5 Heed Bldg. 1915 Filherr st. Loo. 1892
ELECTRIC treatment. also maniCurinE. Of
fce 4l42 Market st. second floor.
CELESTE LA TELLE, facial scalp treat
10 a m n n. m, closed sun 9n5 $ 11t
OLD CLOTHING bought and sold Fector
GO4-608 n. Front 81. Phone Market 3406
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SD n, 5TH-4-story dwelling, 10 rooms, 2
baths; lot 25x1OO assessed at $4,000;
mortgage $4,000; rented OH monthly ease.
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ALLEGHENY AVENUE HOMES
200 block w. Allegheny aVem.7 rooms porch
terrace; all conveniences; only $4,000.
MRlGILN Ernnt halnM Allaghenw
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274s SELTzER (cor, 2sth stu rooms.
porch immed ate possession.
MALTER V ASHRN 0G4n " Doth st
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COLoRED BUYERs-2Oth St, near Berks;
3-story brick dwelling: price $4,000: only
$500 cash required. J. r. MASSEY & SON.
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$75OO-12 rooms, . baths; good condition:
early possessions $50 n. 18th st
j. b JARnELLA Jr.. 1920 Chestnut st
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s5B NJ 5TH ST-Four-story dwelling, IA
rooms; lot 10. 3x77; mortgage s450O; will
sacrifice for quick sale, Estate Of David
NJ Hess g04 Walnut ST
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PEAIBERTON, 1S30-Seven rooms; all CON
yenences; 336 S. Juniper rms; rents
S22 and $26 Apply 3O4 S. Juniper ST. onlY
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$1,000 asSsd asfS sFfS rooms GwG4s and baS smiaf S
conv.: lot 23x100. Lofand, 1921 Woodland
LOOK AT THESE HOMES TODAY = A
HOME FOR THE MAN, OF MODERATE
MEANS; 100 BLOCK w WISHART ST. 6
ROOMS. BATH. LAUNDRY. ALL CoNVTiN-
FENCES; ONLY S2S50; WRIGLEY. FRONT
BELOW ALLEGHENY.
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III y. 25TH ST, s550O; III n 11th st.
$4,000; 1920 and 1925 Woodstock ST.. cash
$1,000; l49-151 Neetar!ne St, $500.
DUSSOTI.AS. 1928 Chestnut st
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~ INVESTMENT
1922 TO 80 N Mascher St. porch; rent SIG;
price 1850. JOHN I. DOYLE. 2742 Ken
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-17
REAL ESTATE NEWS,
NOTES AND COMMENT
Three Commercial Structures
In Midtown Section Change
Ownership.
WEST 18TH ST. PLOT SOLD
Will Be Used as Site for New
Building to Be Leased by
Fur Concern.
WEST 18TH ST. PLOT SOLD

With the sale OF three loft buildings
In the midtown section district yester-
day attention was diverted slightly from
residential properties, which all along
have occupied a conspicuous position In
the market because OF the tremendous
demand for housing facilities. One of
the commercial buildings disposed Of
was the eight story structure at 40 and
45 East Nineteeneth .street, between
Fourth avenue and Broadway. which
tho Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany sold to a client OF L. Tannenbaum,
Strauss & Co. The building was &C
CURED by the Metropolitan Company In
foreclosure proceedings in 1917 and is
assessed by the city at $4,000.
The property covers a plot 50x9S. OPP
posite the big building at the south
west corner of Fourth avenue and East
Nineteenth street, owned by the Amer
lean Lithographing Company. which only
last week leased the abutting structure
at 81 to 43 East Eighteenth street TO
provide for future business expansion.
The New York Life Insurance Com
pany sold to a client OF Bleiman q Co.
% and 81 West Thirty-sixth street, two
four story structures. between Fifth
and Sixth avenues. on plot 37.6xsS. The
property IL assessed at S124.00o. Nego-
tiatiors are said to, be In progress for
the leasing OF these two buildings to a
single concern. .. e..