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New-York tribune., 1919-10-21
More Bronx Apartments
Bought by Operators
Benenson Realty Co. Purchases
Two Large Houses on
CrotOna Parkway

The Benenson Realty Company ha.
purchased from an estate represented
by Scott, Gerard & Bowers. 1890 to
1895 Crotona Parkway, running
through the block to 1891 to 1895 Daily
Avenue, consisting Of two t1ve-story
modern apartment houses, fronting 113
feet on each thoroughfsre and. being
about 200 feet in depth. J. Schwartz
and NJ. Shift were the brokers.
Sale In Tiebout Avenue
J. Clarence Davies has sold for Pat
rick Murphy to Adolph Goldberg 247t
Tiebout Avenue, four-story fat ar
100.
Investor Gets 1s1st Street House
Horace s. Ely . Co. have sold for
L. S. Eddy, of Elizabeth, N. j., the
property at 1863 to S65 East 161st
Street, a six-story raztment, on plot
50x75, to an investor.
Richard Dickson has sold for Con-
rad Muller the four-sto-y double apart
ment at 504 East 166th Street. Til! 4
building has not changed ownership
for more than twenty-five years.
Two Houses in Eagle Avenue Sold
Isaac Lowenfeld and William Pra-
ger have resold to the Dixie Security
Company (B. Posner president) 9O2 to
906 Eagle Avenue, two tivestory apart
ments, on lot 50x13O each. Kurz g.
Uren and L. J. Greenberger were the
brokers'.
The Hunts Point Realty Company
has sold 536 Fox Street, corner OF
Prospect Avenne, a fve-story apart
ment with stores, on plot 78x60xlO9xol {.
Nathan egenstreicher was the broker
Dwelling Houses Sold
Armstrong Bros. have sold for Agnes
G. w. Berieri, of London, England, the
two-family dwelling at 81 Buchanan
Place to Gustav Felbach, on lot 26x100;
for Sophie E. Ahrens the two-famiiy
dwelling at 2088 Anthony Avenue to
Charles A. Barber, on lot 2axa6: for
j. Jaeckel, a one-family dwelling on
lot 20x1O0, at TIA East 179th Street. to
William Morris, of Easton, Pa, and
were the brokers in the sale for Calm
& Calm of the two-family dwelling at
2700 Bainbridge Avenue, reported in
Sundays Tribune.
Calm & Pitsman have purchased
from Robert W. Todd three three-story
dwellings, on lot 19.6x100 each, at 1893
to 337 East 153d Street. Henry Gund-
ZACH was the broker.
Horace e. Ely & Co.. have sold 2757
Briggs Avenue, a dwelling on lot 2ox
91.0. for Hanson G. Gibson to a client
of David Mintz.
Calm & Calm have bought BAT East
195th Street from Robert w. Todd, a
private dwelling on plot 40x75 irregu-
lar. Nicholas Hodes was the broker.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-21
Spectators Active in
BROOKLYN Home Sections

The Meister Builders have sold 1445
3Sth Street. 21a a-story dwelling.
This completes the resale of the five
houses on 38th Street purchased re-
Gently.
Meister Builders have also sold 81
Raymo..d Street, a one-family dwell
ling, and 1929 and 1881 72nd Street,
two four family houses on lot 25xloO
each.
The Berkshire Realty Company has
purchased through D. S. Gerstenfeld.
1445 Pacific Street twelve-family fat
Charles Partridge has sold one two
family dwelling at 422 Park Place,
near Washington Avenue, for Lucy
81 Sillery.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-21
Bronx Lots Bring $7O.35O

Bryan l.. Kennedy held an auction
sale of Bronx property on Saturday
and about 900 persons attended. The
twenty-seven lots offered were all sold
for total of $70,S5O.
James p. Ryan bought the old dwell
ing, at the southeast corner of Balm
bridge Avenue and 196th Street. on
plot 100x1O0, for $12 600; also adjoin-
ing lot on the avenue for plot l00x
100, on cambridge Avenue, Adamo Cic-
carone gave $1,000, and for an abut-
ting plot on 196th Street, s4,7OO. The
plot 100x100 on cambridge Avenue, 225
feet south Of 196th Street, was sold
to M. d. Lundin for $4,000. Mr.. Lun-
din also bought the plot 75x1OO on
Marion Avenue, fifty feet south of
196th Street, for $7,05O.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-21
NatansOn Takes Another
Loft i'm Old Section

Max N. Natanson has purchased from
Seventh Avenue Building Company, 2S
East Tenth Street, twelve story loft
building, on plot 46x92. The building
is fully rented. 1t was sold for cash
Howard c. Forbes, Inc, was the broker
in the transaction.
Estate Sells Nineteenth Street Loft
Horace S. Ely . Co. have sold for
the New York Trust Company, as ex-
ecutor Of the estate Of John c.. Kandell,
the eight-story loft building at 20 to
33 East Nineteenth Street, on a plot,
60x100, located between Broadway and
Fourth Avenue, to a client of Louis
B. Brodsky.
Simon Takes Profit in I'D Street
Robert e. Simon has sold 1876 West
Seventy-second Street, four-story
business building, on lot 20x100 A. V.
Amy Co., who occupy store in the
premises were the brokers.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-21
Garage for West Goth Street

A tive-story garage and service sta
tion is to be erected on plot 75x10O
at PAP, 244 and 246 West Sixtieth
Street, between Amsterdam and West
End avenues, by the Whiting Motor
Company.
Assembling of this site was COM
pleted yesterday by the purchase of
PAP West SiXtieth Street five story
tenement, on lot 25x100, from the
estate Of the late William S. Devery
formerly police commissioner, by the
Whitney Motor Company, through the
Cross & Brown COMPANY
New-York tribune., 1919-10-21
Weber & Heilbroner in Newark

Weber & Heilbroner have leased for
ten years the corner store and pase-
ment in the two-story building to be
erected by the City Investment Com
pany on the site Of the Globe Build
ing, at 800 to 808 Broad Street, New
ark The store will be 40X165, with q
ceiling height of 18 feet. The new
building will be started about Febru-
ary 1, 1920, and will be ready May /.
This will be the first Weber & He'll
broner store in Newark Last week
the firm leased prominent location i'll
Brooklyn for its first store there.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-21
ClaremOnt Avenue Corner
Apartment in New Hands

The sx-story apartment house at the
southwest corner of Claremont Avenue
and 127th Street has been sold by the
Batavia Wood Working Company. The
property has been owned by the seller
for a number Of years. The apartment
fronts 1893 feet on Claremont Avenue
and 100 feet on 127th Street The
buyer is understood to be q profess
sional buyer
New-York tribune., 1919-10-21
West Side Dwellings Sold
Major Imbrie Rents Suite

Douglas L. Gilman & Co. Inc, have
leased an apartment furnished, Of
fourteen rooms and four baths, at 1875
East Seventy-second Street, for Major
James Imbre to H. de Berkeley Par
at sc East Sixty-frst Street.
- The same brokers have leased for C..
II. Voorhees, his residence. at 67 East
Eighteth Street. furnished. for the
season, to DR.. John T. McCurdy.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-21
Strong Bidding in Salesroom

Lively bidding prevailed yesterday at
the auction sale conducted by Joseph
P. Day, at the Real Estate Exchange
salesroom, of several we'll located prop
critics. The block front on the west
side of Jerome Avenue from Buchanan
Place to West 183d Street. consisting Of
four plots, each 50x100, was sold to c..
Schuck for $18 700. The dwelling. 13
West Forty-eighth Street, a Columbia
College leasehold expiring in May,
1928. was sold to Payson Thompson
for $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-21
Ridgewood Lots Bring S23,l75

At the trustees sale by order Of tho
Brooklyn Trust Company, trustee, to
close the estate Of William Marshal
the Jere Johnson Jr. Company, sold at
auction last Saturday thirty ght
Ridgewood lots for $28,175. Over thrco
hundred and fifty persons attended
the sale. Lots on Fyeshpond Road
brought from $500 to St,150; lots on
Madison Street from 500 10 1925, and
lots on Traffic Street from $500 to 5000.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-21
Man From Chicago Buys
Dwelling at Flushing

J. Albert Johntra has sold 10 Ghost
nut Street, Flushing, for John w.
Crawford, to Roger s. Pitkin.
The house is on plot 50x150 feet.
Mr.. Pitkin is manager Of the Red Lead
Paint Company, of Chicago. They are
now building branch factory in Long
Island City.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-21
Apartment Improvement
By Buver in Bronx

Ernest Damine has sold for the Sing
Ter Realty Company, the lock front on
the south side of Burnside Avenue,
Davidson to Harrison Avenues; also
the southewest corner of Burnside and
Harrison Avenues; being altogether
The buyer will improve with apartment
houses.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-21
Taxpayers Association
President Buys i'm Grand St,

Hiram Rinaldo has sold for A. Bar
nard to Meyer Goldberg, president of
the Greater New York Taxoayers' AS
sociation, 267 Grand Street. a four
story business building, on Il lot 25x75
This is the first sale of the property
since 1853. Recently the Greater New
York Taxpayers Association purchased
for its executive headquarters 266 and
268 Grand Street, opposite the building
just acquired by Mr.. Goldberg.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-21
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

bassnsnt su5wsy 1ss Central ssqvee @ @ P'S
Atr Hoffman, 1902 Gay av' tron. com
pletion of subway entrance 10 May ],
attys. Bandies & H. Rector st. IS coo
sTH Av. 5oth st; al; sth Az X r
sth av and 5oth st; 10 yrs from
Jan i. 1920; atty b Patterson. So2
Bway; taxes, etc. and. ....... s-l 900
37TH ST. e, W; all: JOS J O'Donohue trr,
st yrs from May l, 1920; atty Jos
Krinsky. 320 Bway ............. 1880
CLAKEMCN1 Av. 1914, apt 9Th noo-; V
%.erabone constr CO to chas Modoch $50
1919: yrs renewal; atty, Jos Fried
3o2 Bway ............-... l,aoo
HOUSTON ST. 17e. ls1 and 1888; Congre
ST, |, S ana s and gore lot in lsl
w Houston; Congress Warehouse & For
warding Corpn to Partola Mfg Co, 100
80. "a sv ,,5 l.i2 yrs from Oct !. ISIS;
Brooklyn observation-disclosures. $4,000
BROADWAY. 3 c l42d e,: all, n Feder-
green to Beckie Bernstein. 507 w l34th
It, yrs from Oct l. lalY: atty David
BLEECE K Mr. 81, las, West Bway, 5-l-4s.
al, Hy w brush el al to commooore
Laacn Co. a77 hwAy: 40 yrs. from May
J. ''zo' atty q Ge!!er' 277 bway,
AMSTERDAM Av. l4Ss-oo s str Estslle
S iotter to Morris Goicstein. on Ircna-
ises; yrs, from oct :. 1918; aIty Henry
Lang, Sol West ls+th st. $3.50
MAi,lsO> AN, Ai42. s,r, Kehecca Krensei
to Jacob Finkelstein, as East lie,h st,
yrs, from May :. 1917 $500
6TH AV. 1914. n W c 39th St front anc
str moor emo Gibbons CHS etc. to Costa
Talks. 1879 eth av: 20 KRIS from May !
1870, atty, W snurp, 2S6 9TH av
S2t,b0s
SAME PROPERTY: LIST loft and part ST.
floor; same to same; % yrs from May !
1920. and 10 yrs rem at $1,000. atty
Bronx
WISE Av, E. ESQ n 17sth st. 7sxico
lssth St s. extend from Grand av to
Croton Aqueduct. J06x54.2x-S54.2; TeI
Ter av. s. SO l66th nj, lots togethe,
IN size 1s4lxlob.lo; Crcston ay. = IL
g Burnside av. tote. each e2 exio0
Grand hlvd and Concoufso. lsTtt
st. l60.sx89.s tc Grand View pj Mer-
RAM av. 6. 2b 17lst st. io0xl00. also
Huh uv. 8, 413.7 204th ~. b0xl0o
City Mtge Co to n Trust Co. rs Broat
st attys Snow & Snow. IL Wal! at; i
LOIS 40 and 50. map Geo Il Huber: Colo
NAL Bank to Emma II Wright. l0i
ST Nicbolao av. ct al, exrs; atty, w .
ovERiN0 sT, lb22 Poughkesrsis rrus
Co 10 kath q Z Osgood. hartsdalo. n Y
atty. W Arnold, Liberty st. SO. 90
OvERrNG sT. 1875. ksth @ T osgeod L
roughkeepaie Trust Co. 23s Main s,
Poughkeepsie. T; atty. same. So. 90
New-York tribune., 1919-10-21
Crimmins Realty Holdings
To Be Sold To-day at Auction

The real estate holdings of the late
John D. Crimmins, with the single cx-
ception Of the Emmet Arcade at Fifty
ninth Street and Madison Avenue, will
be sold by public auction to-day,
starting at noon, at ID Vescy Street,
by Joseph p. Day, auctionccr. The
sale involves about 150 parcels
Practically all Of the improved prop
critics are of class that should ap-
peal to spectators, builders, thrifty
merchants and investors
New-York tribune., 1919-10-21
Sales in Auction Room
AZ IA Vesey Street
Nv yyorr,- nv,t,,

Nt n VeBey StTeet
BY Henry Brady
LUDLOW ST. q s AIT 100 Hroome, 7sx
s7.e: nve-story bk tint and strs; Carolyn
Foster ct al VS. Morris Biumncld ct sl
Paul J McCnuley. ref: duo on tudgt
s26.A1b7l; taxes. etc. $3.50 Sold ia tho
plaintiff for ...................$ $230
by Samuel Marx
lssTfI ST. 2ss West. IL 6, s8o W 7th av,
lsxse11. three-story dwlg: Equitable
Life Assurance Society OF the Y 8 vs
duo on juTgt. ss.l2s.ss: taxes. stc.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-21
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
HER5 Business Property
REAL ESTATE
LONG ISLAND

FOR SALT--r'nusually attractive all-year
home new Colonial brick dwelling. with
frs. Moor has large living room.
dining room. kitchen, extra toilet ana
laundry in basement, second moor. oed q
rooms, tilcd bath; interior nn'ahed
throug hout In white enamel woodwork and
mahogany finished doors parduet fioors
tty, sewar. etc restricted sectioIe: no
sssemsrncnts: 6 rninutes' walk to largo
park and bathing. block express station.
IL minutes Grand Central. b-cent fare.
$4,000 cash required, balance on terms
For. plan and photo. call, write or phone
J. y, Withers. % Vanderbilt AZ, New
New-York tribune., 1919-10-21
Paint Company Buys a Factory

The Diamond Red Paint Company.
of Chicago and Sioux City. which was
reported recently to have bought 4
site on Fourteenth Street, Long ISL
have also acquired through Harold A.
Hawkins, of l Bridge Plaza. Long ISL
and City, the factory Of John Welden.
at III to IT'S Thirteenth Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-21
Fieldston Sites To Be Improved

George Howe reports the sale of lots
in the Delatie d estate at Fieldston to
Malcolm D.. Simpson, and to T. D..
Skidmore. Each site is to be improved
with a dwelling.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-21
Corporation Takes Profit From
Resal eof aEst 8lst St. House


Pesse & Gilman and ]. j. & Thomas
A. Kavanagh have record for the 86
Eighty-first Street Corporation the
four story dwelling, on lot 16x1022, at
36 East Eighty-hrst Street, acquired in
August.
Sale in Madison Avenue
H. J. Wolf has sold for Mark Krengel
1742 Madison Avenue, three story
dwelling, on lot 25x72.
West Side Dwellings Sold
Ryan & Co. have sold for William
F. Mulcahey the four story and base
ment dwelling at AGO West 141st Street
to Ida Muller, the present tenant; also
sold for the Seamen's Bank for Savings
the four story and basement dwelling,
on lot 18xl00, at 474 West 161st Street,
now occupied by the Republican Club.
Ernest T. Bower has sold for the
Title Guarantee and Trust Company as
trustee 1877 West 127th Street, three
story and basement dwelling, on lot
15x100.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-21
REAL ESTATE
n0ROrGH OF MANHATTAN

RIVERSIDE DRIVE HOUSE
,.o,nins south corner OF 9lst street. Five
s,cry American basement dwelling: s mas
s.r.' bedrooms baths; servants bed
sooms I bath. Immediate occupancy. For
IL at sacrifice price. Good terms.
'"' WM A WHITE & SONS
50 Cedar Street
Telephone John $500
New-York tribune., 1919-10-21

Al NEW ROCHELLE-FOR SALE,
rouse, rooms, bath. hot-air heat; small
ssxxI,see. lot 4sxl4o; near station. Apply
.taH,,oNDs. 2so Hugueno st. New Ro-
New-York tribune., 1919-10-21
MUSICAL STUDIO TO LET

LARGE vocal studio. let part time. Seen
BY appointment. Nine. Marthr Ciodiun. i03
West 7ad st, Phone sS6 Columbus.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-28
poLarsalMa EUROPEAN FINANCES
Ameusa ~ Msnsy Needed Presses
onMnrNhAnsleu.

AWo~a4 ~ Msnsy Needed pessss
oeMprshsnslsu.
Tia amount Of money needed to re-
habilitate the warblsd countries OF
Europe almost passoa comprehension.
The requirements Of Russia alone fer
reconstruction purposes during the
next ten years are estimated by DIR.
Jossph N. Ooldstetn. professor OF Po-
iistcai economy In the University Of
Moscow. at over S56,000. 100000
The financial bolstefing OF tho Euro
pean countries viii not be merely al
trutstic on our part. Unless they are
set firmly ON their financial feet, they
will be unable TO trade with ". and
we shall thereby be greatly the losers.
Immense and mutually profitable traf-
fic Ia awaiting our action In this d.
'roction. Therefore. we note with pleas
urs that United States Senator Sdge of
New Jersey has introduced q bill on
abling American investors to finance
foreign purchases OF American goods.
This measure authorizes large business
intssests 70 form corporations capital
lied ct hundreds Of mlllions az dollars.
to extend credits and supplies to var
devastated osetious OF Europa Such
corporations may exercise banking
fuuotioaA "a advance cash 70 Sersisn
purchasers on their plants or other ~
curity. Asaint mortgages thus placed
the corporations may Issue ON dshan-
lures. using the money raised On DE-
henturss for payment to American sx-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-28
Absska1 SeenAksr
Protests He b kst
Liassrie Seanstress

EiSht young ladisA employed In
county OFFICES. beat q confused RETREAT
from an East Main street cobbisr's
shop Monday evening. while ~
abashod cobbier, his face . bright
crimson, tried TO explain that he could
sew shoea up the back" hut his ex-
psrience, as a lingerie seamStress was
iimited. 1.-THE young ladies. on route to
the homo Of Miss Edna Perry, where
they were to enjoy slumber party,
stopped at the eobbler shop 70 leave .
pair Of shoes to be "sewsd UP the
back"
All the young ladies. except Miss
Perry, carried bundles, and. just ~
young ladies have done since tune. be-
gan. thoy pilsd the bundles together on
the counter white they gathered In the
center Of the room TO buss and buzz
and buzz. @ - 4
The patient cobbler halted from his
work to wait on the Young ladies ana
In due TINA one remembered the er-
rand that had brought them to the shoe
shop. sho turned to tho pile Of bun
DIES, picked out the most convenient
land handed Il to the shoe susgsoa.
rCAn you ssw u up the backr' she
said sweotly. t nFt
The cobblsr tore away the paper and
brought 10 view lacy creation which
never was intended for tho profane
view % a shoemaker. The cobbler, IN
confusion. tried to speak. while the
young ladies made rush for bundles
ana started FOR me street.
II cant--I ain't"- sputtered the
- YIsxn
The owner o. the night robe gath
ered IL from the hands OF the cobbler
as she retfeated, and tucked It away
under har coat, All the night garments
were rescued by che fleeing girls, but
the shoes stii remain at the cobblers
shop unclatmed
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-28

psgtsn hr thsAs ueodA One UssAe
merit 81 this plan n hat II Drsvt1ss
only for government supsrvisiou ana
not fos government participation The
enterprise win be wholly private The
bill 10 In principle perfect solution
Of q very urgent and complicated prob
lcm.--From Lesiie's.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-28
Contradictory Camel.

A far back as history records, eam-
els have been domestic animals, hut
40 one familiar with canels ever enter
.alns the least affection for them. The
poison OF oil other beasts Is the cam,
els food. II pines and wastes In fat
meadows. but grows fat, powerful and
sayagely independent among nIkali.
crustcd sands.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-28

AZ the 0deon,

The Dancins widow" . nestsal
farcs b. Charles Horwtt1 ana dacrxs
Aoaa1. plaHad 10 4 small house Monda3
evening at the Odeop. The cast weA
very ordinary, With Miss Mildred cseil.
~ the widow. appearing to advantage.
adiss Cecil lang we'll and proved = very
capNble dancer. The stage settings
were pretty and formed . nice back
ground for the synan and rsthss good
|iooklnY chorus. /
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-28
MARRIED. At CEDAR hArtpA

Mlss Eta P. Lard Bseomss DrsAe 81
Charles o. Thayer. E-
Word today was received OF the
marriage Saturday. At Cedar Fsapids,
Of Charles o. Thayer, sol East Boone
strsst, and Miss Etta p. Lord. daughs
ter Of Obed 9. LORD 1f82 West Main
street. Mr. and Mrs. Thayer will make
thsiR Aeme at S01 East Boone street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-28
Local Weather nsoord

= Fsrty-ons and ~ were tAs extremes
Of Temperature Monday. compared NTH
80 ana - Sunday and Sc and II year
49, Monday. At 2 this morning. the
temperature was -. compared with -
1t TIA correspondents hour Monday
morning.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-28
City IN Mountain,

IN southern Tunlsia Ii n mountain
Of considerable size called Doulrat,
which once upon time was an active
volcano. Bubbles of volcanic gases
made 1t . veritshle honeycomh Of
caves which In these days are inhab.
itsd. In fact. the whole mountain 10
Q city-a human snt-hill. denssiy pop
ulated
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-28
,.ops. hoy .wen,t %.

WuPOe IVY "VUN W.
Said the facstious teller: Young
narr,sd people are fond OF calling each
cher net names. but who ever heard
'am use Edo and Tabbyr
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-28

e i. Lieensod - WSd,
Pete q. Callan, aged "a. and Vienna
NJ, Nichols. aged %, both Of Iowa CITY.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-28

pvsbsaiy - os~ss A.
0arsnce wss always doing things
that brought sxclamatlons Of surprise
from his mother. This seemed to puS'
Ale Ne ffttis fslbov. One dsy No
asked, .How old will I have to be.
mother. before quit doing thipss that
sone are surprised atr
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-28

paraNRM Nsplasee O.
PnFsnn fos eiling woe1IUoe1G1D
,po,s % preferable 10 I'll ~ sssaeA y
rpsss little, 10 easily applied. 90 ~
y carried - ons's poehee nooe
lscted.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-28

Daily TheuohG
Fame IL the perfume OF hsroic deeds.
Socrates.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-28

Ral~lMO scsts aRs pssae
n England the male blcssone - ~
Inlows are called "cats and dogsr ana
vanAoGeegn weuM shake them az and
rsw them on the ground. Hence arose
y expression training cats and dogs"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-28
Masterpieces.

Masterpieces.
Masterpieces have never been pro.
|uced BY men who have had no mas
|ans-Heury ]. van DYKE.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-28

Iss Ynn0ceuc4 IN eenl.1a eMA essSss::E q =
1 ~ y 49,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-01

John NJ. Denenbaugh and wife 20
Charles r. Crockett and Edna S. 81;
part OF bank out lot % OF the LIST
plot Of .. lots OF the town now city
OF South Bend. plated by the State
Bank OF Indiana.
Chantal Archambeault 10 David
Seymour Crowell and Emma NJ, 81;
rot 2s7. s. L. CottrelTs LIST addition
10 Lowell.
The 81 Joseph Loan and Trust
Co. 70 Whitcomb and Keller Build
ing Co. 81: lots 113. SO. 81. 12s and
12s, Oak Park 18th addition 10 South
Bend
Alexander Wright and Hattie R
20 American Home and Investment
Co. 81; lots IA and 145. replat OF
Henry studebaker's End addition 70
South Bend.
Sarah A Patterson to American
Home and Investment Co. 4 corpor-
alton, $3.50; lot 103, Henry Stude.
bakers 2nd addition 10 South Bend
Jacob NJ. ChiIias, administrator
10 st. Joseph County Loan and Saw.
ings Association. $3.50; lot 1O1 in
Hartman and Milier's addition 10
south Bend. Also lot IS in same ad-
dition.
OrlO r. Deahl, commissioner u
Medora A. Powell. $6.725; part OF 10
q, Martins addition 10 South Bend
and lot Is in Denninston and Eel
lows addition 10 South Bend.
James Stout and Josephine TO Milo
/ W. Stark and Flora G. 81; lot SO
/ McInerny and Engledrum's End ad
ditiOn TO Mishawaka-
oscar Hicks and Adelia TO Solo
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-01

If an O'SuIIivan Heel rs cut along the
side so that a thin strip of rubber is
left attached ar one end, that strip
will have great eLaSticity-it can be
stretched several inches. With an or
binary rubber heel the material snaps
in two before IL has stretched 10 any
Great degree. This rest proves the
remarkable resiliency and durability
of O'SUIliYan's Heels.