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Arizona republican., 1919-12-12
HIGH SCHOOL u NOTES
" Assembly

 Everyone was wondering why the periods were being cut so short yester- day morning, until those four little bells rang at the end of the fourth hour. The assembly, which was held to boost the "f' drive. opened with a couple of selections by the P. H. s. orchestra. Professor Jantzen intro duced Dwight B. Heard, who gave a short, interesting talk on the good of the Y. M. c. A. in building up boys and making better men, both physically and morally. of them. Then Reginald Phillips, general of division A of the "" campaign, made his debut as an orator. He certainly did fine for the first time.
 Paulus Alkire, who holds the other generalship in the campaign, over di- vision B." followed Reg Ph Hips speech with talk in which he told of the dream of the "Y" of a new Bows department, which the 'rY'' was trying 10 make come true by raising the bud get Following these shost -peeches. the orchestra played Bubbles" after which the assembly was dismissed.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-12
WAR MEDALS AUTHORIZED

LONDON-A silver medal sfor all men and women who served overseas during the war and a bronze medal for each British subject enrolled in native labor corps units and who served In theaters of war have been authorized by the king. The ribbon will have center of orange watered with stripes of white and black on each side and borders of royal blue.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-12
PLAN MEMORIAL FOR POE
(New York Times. )

Taking as its inspiration sugges- tion of Blasco Ibanez, the Spanish novelist, the Bronx Society of Art and Science has decided to erect a memorial in honor of Edgar Allen Poe, whose cottage in Poe park, the Bronx, Senor Ibanez visited the other day. The Spanish writer started the fund with 8 contribution of $100.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-12
TAXI SERVICE ON THAMES

LONDON = A scheme for river taxis," to relieve the congested traf- fic situation here. has been put be- fore the city authorities. A river omnibus, capable of carrying 50 pas sengers and worked by two men, is one of the plans submitted for serv- ice up and down the Thames.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-12
AS USUAL WITH HIS TRIBE
Washington Star.l

"BHggins says he's a socialist"
 Wants everybody to divide all the property?"
 Yes. Only he proposes to be the one who superintends the dividing, with rake-off to compensate him for the trobule"
Arizona republican., 1919-12-12

seemed to be the main attraction at the assembly yesterday. How does tt feel to be a quee anyway, Chas?
 The Coyote Forum will give mem bers chance to try out for the next debate, during the next meeting of the club. All members wishing to try out are requested to register by Wednes- day, December IT, in room Ono, not room 202")-in room 312.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-01
STORAGE NOTICES
OFFICE OF THE
Metropolis Storage Warehouse,
% WEST issd STREET

% " EST ls5d STREE T
Kew York August lsf 1912
70 Mrs Marv. NJ Arlene Thomas
Alre TlDurleffa vAeriun Mrs Mttie Jones
Mrs Hattie Mormaioy. NJ Morris Srh~f
f~r ami Mrs iohn Stephenson, You li
each Of You arc hereby notified thai. The
time ior the payment of our lien upon
The property hereinafter described having
expired. aftcr du" urtlrc fhrfeof had oern
given you. We will .4nse such properly
to wit Household furnishings. comprising
beds. bedding. chlnonirfs. bureaus chsira
seticcs. daNenports. tables. stands. sewing
nachiues- china and glass closets crock
cry, < glassware. kitchen utensils plat Fl
and silver ware. cutlery porficrcs. cur
iains. drspcrlea. carpets. rugs. books
bookcases. brio -hrat. pianos musical In
Sfruncnts. afuarN. " hlcies. Pa intlrgs
and pictures trunks and contents linen.
wearing apparel. personal effects. mere nan
disc. etc. as cnurl' rated ln Tho ware
house inventory issued 10 rou by this ware
frus'. stored hs YOU or IA your name Tor
% which Nop fnay have an Interest,". in the
Mtiropoii- storage Narshou-e. &, h. So 4
at lunlfr auction. according TO fle statute
ia ~H'f rTs" mad" aud pro, lf'd - 81
rs -r' l@hih ST. hrw Nnfi city on eAI-
KDAi. Attt 81 18Th. 1919 IT ~ n
\. Al. and J.. fnr e~,ft thereof IS flrf cor.
ploi"d on sad date he Same ~ln b. con
iinn"f af pa" same place on each ana
'Nery SATURDAY thereafter. beginning -
lp 10 NJ en each tas. ana continuing
until = u TN" goods are sold
Metropolis storage Warehouse.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-01
Henry Astor's Heirs Get
800, 900 From His Estate
Receiver Makes Division; Astor,
His Sister and Stepbrother
Each Receives S1 OOO

Numerous members Of the Astor and
Chanler families will profit slightly bv
the distribution of 100000 in rents col
lected by Charles A. Peabody, as re-
ceiver Of rents from property which
constituted the trust created for the
late Henry Astor. The property is to
be sold in partition proceeding, and
until the sale Mr.. Peabody will collect
the rents. Winthrop Astor Chanler,
whose share is $3.50 of the $50 900 so
far collected. asked for the distribu-
ton.
Some others who will share in the
distribution are John Armstrong Chal
oner, $3.50; William Astor Chanler,
$3,750; William Vincent Astor, $4,000:
John Jacob Astor, $4,000; Ava Alice
Muriel Astor, $4,000, the last three
children of the late Colonel John Jacob
Astor; Helen Roosevelt Roosevelt.
$4,000, and ]. Roosevelt Roosevelt, ir.'
$4,000. The $4,000 due Countess Mar
garet de Sleurs Oberndorff will be
turned over to the Alien Property Gus
tcdan. Arthur A. Carey, whose share
is $4,000, has assigned his share to
the Mount Prospect School, of Cam
bridge, Mass
New-York tribune., 1919-08-01
Bic West End Apartment
Figures in Quick Resale
House Assessed at $40, 900 Disposed OF at Profit
by Seller Who Bought 1t Few Days Ago; Sale
Opposite Madison Square Garden Reported

r.,anan & Feinberg have resold for
.r.,t Of Nathan II. Stone the twelve
anartmeht house at the south
=. corner of West End Avenue and
,s-,,r-nintl Street to the Hensam
,,i- CORPORATION. 1t is on plot
.-,,;re 10f feet on West End Avenue
"a 100 feet on Eighty-ninth Street
wss erected less than three years
n The property was purchased re-
.,.,v by the seller flom McMorrow
pros builders. The structure contains
.-.ntv-four apartments of ten rooms
..-h with foyer and four baths.
The property is assessed for $740,-
eae.
RoSs on a7th Street. Sells in Harlem
The Union Chemical Glassware Com
..rv has purchased from DR.. Jacob
psah ppaah 20 to 43 East Twenty-seventh
S.rset Ss,,, opposite Madison Square Gar
sS ,sr an eight and half story apart
u'snt house, on plot T5x113, adjoining
n, M St. Esprit French Church on the
vest.
..ny also has resold through J. Blum
& YES. 10th Street, scven-story
New-York tribune., 1919-08-01

pr mtge s225o: July 30: instals. 6 6:
y' atty' Title Guar e. I Co. l7s Broad :
KELLY ST. n cor ls5th ST. 7osx1ce :
Abr Swernofsky to 1921 st Constn Co.
32o Bway; pr mtge s65, o00: July %: !
YRS. ,, G. attys. l[antrowitz & e. 800
'""y .....-..-. ...-... 81 0 600.
ROBBINS Av. s, lot 27s. map wilton.
etc 9ox1O Anthony Carpentei & alro
to Nisler Realty Co. $50 Prospect av:
ar pr, ntEe ,Eit, $500: 400: July 20; !nstails
.1ackson 70 John r PITT Inc; pr intge
S2.Soo; Jul: 30: installs 6 p e: atty.
niue Qua & Co. 176 Bway. 80. 81 . 90
2sISr ST. s. so Katonah av 25xloO:
co, 100 Bway. July 80. 8 yrs 5 D G.
,-l,p3 aItys' Merr'il: r & r. 100 Bway 81. 500
Dynau to Hudwill Corpn' " 4s,h st
pr ntge $ 60; atty, Hudwill Corpn. 7
4'en ST ................ 81. 400
SId ijat ST. 81 ,3,,,Ii 51l Fl 5, 2oSso Robert Ell
prlor mtg $4,000 July so years; )
G. atty Hudwl! corpn. w 18th st
$500
25sTu 9TH ST. ,t,s tls f. 25xlO0: Adolf railo-
av. Mount Vernon. n Y: Julv ~ =
yearS; es c, atty Title Guar & 7 60.
oo.a "ioau"ay '''-.'.............S 900
Dunno to Florence a Pace. 7sI e 226th
st; prior mtg $3.50 June 2 instaIis
c; atty, O'Iiara Bros. zoo Webster
81, 3 > 0
lAITH ST 4s7 e. s. 47sx1oc: Nicola u
Agostlno to Laura + I.iddv AIS Av !,
Bayonne. j prior mtg s26 500; July
20; years p c; atty. Titlc Guar &.
II Co. 176 Broadway waE..... s. 500
81 MPSON ST, $. 37.Gx;00: Aichl Iich-
ienstein TO Harry Woinsiein. 527 Il iSSth
St prior mtg S25, 900, July % installs.
per cent. atty, y ] Cold. 132 Nassau
r,,st s. zoo
PERRY AV, II $, 1901 old I'd. 25xlll.4
TO Drive; Jos Renkel TO Ernest Harylea.
19 West 10th st; prior mtgc s.. 600, July
20; ) years p c, atty, Title Guar & r
Co. l16 Broadway y.............sl 600
HOFFMAN ST 8, s9ll 1S9th st. e5N
ll4-7; Nicola d Agostino to Jennie NJ
Chabot 1908 Washington av. July Il:
yrs y per cent; atty I G & r GO.
aV, l0OXio0: Lyman Borslyin and ano to
July %; ipstals. per cent; atty Al 4
IA ahinovitch. 230 Grand st........ 81 900
ANTHONY AN. W =. 90.i II l74th 81 -
S3s; Abr Cherton and ano t. /. \
kossallowski 173f Anthony ay, JufN IN
due Jan 80. 1922: per cent. attye Sill
herman & I. % Nassau st.... $50
l6Jfl ST. $, 227l0 Courtlandf av
496xl53. G Duminucio to Beuon..n
Realty Co, 500 Willis av. prior la,tao
S39,0no; July %. yrs per cent. att,.
l. bernstein, 81 Beekinan st t. 81 o00
lAb1ll ST. II 5. 277.3 Courtlandt av
ASK irree So ne to same. prior ratge
s55,ooo July %; yrs. per cent. atfp
s'h'c ...-..... 81 400
New-York tribune., 1919-08-01
Most of Bronx Trading
Has to DO With Dwellings
Buyers for Apartments in 10th
and I65th Streets and in
linton Avenue

The Isaac Lowenfcld Realty Corpora
tion has purchased from Wilhelmina
Popek s97 East 10th Street, adjoining
the northwest corner of Southern
Boulevard, a fivc-story modern apart
ment, on plot 5Ox104, housing twenty
five families. l.. J. Greenberger was
the broker.
H. T. Wood has sold for Alfred W.
Levi TO Morris Kover 949 East 165th
Street, five-story apartment, on lot
25x100.
Charles Siegel Levy has resold the
fve-story apartment on plot 47x127, ac-
commodsting twenty families, at 1929
linton Avenue, which he acquired early
this month.
William Peters & Co. have sold for
Alexander Kucnzig to Julius C. Schop-
paul the apartment dwelling at 20S6
Daily Avenue.
Dwelling Houses in Demand
J. Clarence Davies has sold for Nora
E. Murphy to Morris E. Wenberger 986
linton Avenue, 254 feet south of East
l65th Street, two story frame private
house, on lot 20x1OO; also 992 linton
Avenue, a similar house, to N. Dadaro.
This is the sixth house of row OF
nine owned by the seller and sold
through the same broker this week.
Sterling Sterling sold for Margarethe
Sterse 440 East 136th Street, the three .
story and basement two-family brick
house, on lot 1s.9x10o, to Matt steffen-
sen, who will occupy the house.
Alexander Selkin has sold for Mary
Amdur 857 Macy Place, a three story
two-family brick dwelling, on plot 25x
14O.
Margarcthe Sterse has sold the three
story brick and stone duplex dwelling,
18.9x100, at 440 East 136th Street, to
Matt Steffensen through Sterlin &
Sterling.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-01
More Than $2,OOO,OOO
For the Hotel Wallick
Schultz Gets New Lease From
Goelet Estate; Stores To Bring
ST., 500 a Foot Minimum

The lease recently taken by D. A.
Schultz on the Hotel Wallck at Forty-
third Street and Broadway will mark
the passing of another famous old
landmark in the Times Square section
to business uses. AS the Wallick and
before that the Cadillac the old hotel
has been wrapped up in the history of
midtown Manhattan for many years
The present lease expires soon and a
new lease has been made between the
estate of Ogden Goelet, represented by
Harris & Vaughan and Shuttle, repre-
sented by Herbert Hecht e. Co. 1t
calls for the payment Of more than
S2,0co,000 in rentals during the next
twenty-one years. Stores to be built
into the street frontage viii bring
minimum rentals of 500 a from
foot Schultz considers it one Of the
finest retail corners in the city.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-01
elevator apartment house, 49x100, which
1t acquired last month.

elevator apartment house, 49x100, which
1t acquired last month.
Lawyers Buys Heights Property
Edward II. Burger, of Burger & Bur-
ger. attorneys, has bought the five
story tenement at 5O2 West 1T6th
Street, subject TO a mortgage Of S29,-
500. 1t is on plot al feet wide and 99.11
feet deep, adjoining southwest corner
of Amsterdam Avenue.
Cruikshank Resells Harlem Flat
James Fl. Cruikshank has sold to Ida
Rubin, 1859 Lexington Avenue, a five
story double fat on plot 25x95, between
Ninety-ninth and Tooth streets. Mr..
Cruikshank purchased the property
last Friday. Millard Vcit was the
broker in the resale.
Negroes Invest in Apartments
The r. +. Morgan Realty Company
has sold the six-story house, on lot 25
MOO, at 5 West 131st Street, near
Fifth Avenue, to the Fifty Per Cent
Profit Sharing Cooperation, composed
of negro investors. The buying corpo-
ration has acquired a number of in
vestment properties in Harlem recent
ly, among them being col to 209 West
141st Street, two seventy-fve foot SIX
story apartment houses, and 423 Lenox
Avenue, near 131st Street, five story
aat.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-01
West Side

WAsHlNGTON PL, so, 9 22.4x96.s; Ellen
Welden to Hamilton Albert, 36 Washing
ton Square; atty, Title Co, 176
Broadway Observation-Disclosures. S 90
10TH ST, 4s-47 ". s. 65xs2; Norman r
+ Corp to Norrville Realty oCrpn, 1l0 w
40th st; July 29' attys, Stoddarll & Monk,
a4TH 17s sroadway sT o3 - a. Sloo
line A Schiattler and ano to Geo Schactt-
ler BIS w 7Sth st; 2-3 parts; attys, Tload-
ley, ]. & J. % William st.........sl,0o 900
New York Life Insurance Co to Treeko
Realty Co. 405 Lexington av; and S,
ca & July so; atty. Lawyers r & r Vo,
66TH ST, 80 w, s. 24.7x1oO5: Hcaly
Realty Co to Geo DulSas. Ansonia, Conn
int. $4,000; July 26 ................st 500
10TH 7, S, 3o5 Columbus av, 20xIOO.5
New York Life ms and Trust Co. trustee
to jonathan Dwight. 13A w list St July
"a M Dowley. 46 Cedar St.. s25 900
Gladys w ziegicr to Tark Ave Operating
Co. 5l2 5th av, int S3u0. 900. all liens
June 80; attys, Swami NJ & d. 20 Lab
ssTH ST 80 w. 8. eosxloos: Paupack
Power Timber Corpn to Bessie O
Quinn; int, *25 900; ali liens; July 29
WEST END AV q s9th 81. 10. sxioo' o.
o3o west End Ave, Inc to Hsnsan Real
ty Cofpn. SAG Broadway. lat $500 900 ;
all liens. July so. atty. Nathan II Stone
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. o lisih st. s5Sx
lt43x irree Riverside Nansions Inc 10
Winter Realizes. b CIV l55th st. ,ntge
$432,ooo. all liens, atty. " Oossc,t a6l
SAME property. Winter Realizes L, w.nlcr
& Wilkes, Inc; $50 w l55th st July II
l2lsr T. 1ls W 9. 2oxloo1f, l27th st.
l29 ". :. l5A99 II; Gro schae,tler ct al
to Amanda Hewlett ZIG W lgIst st +;
"a parts, a t. July 2S ellya. uoadley
! & J, % William ST. .......Sl 900
lzlST ST. l23 w = T. 2oxloO1l Samuel
We'll ct al ,cxfs. to Bertha Kahn All E
SID st; ali liens. attys. We'll & NJ 5 Beck
l2sTM " sr. a5i-255 W. =. 7sxss IL ModSe fso
Realty Co to August SrboId. 25l w l.gth
st; ntso $4,000; atty. Geo Hords. li9
l44rm s,r. $50 w. :. s7.sxse.ll;Honatrtt
Realities Corpn to the A & ] Realty
Sorpn. 20 Leno1 av; attys Morrison &
SAME property; a & Realty Corpn to
College Holding Co. us W l2oth st,
rntge sl17.Soo; all liens; July 80; attys.
SAME property; College Holding co to- to
Shenk r & 60. l4s w l2oth ST; intEe
sl24. 500, July 80; attys. same. ..-.. slOo
1a5rt ST. 4os W :. 10 6x99.1l. r II
Doushcrty 10 Kosna Palermo. 400 w
=. atty. 4 G & r Co. IFS BroAdway ST
i4eTll ST 2ls2Q w 5 = 4vx9a II ,9ss
Zee Realty Corpn to AGRA Realty Co.
Is Broad St, s Justrite r & NJ Gorpn.
243 w l45th St; mtg S35, 900: ali l!ens.
attys, Kurzman & Frank, 25 Broad st
BENNETT Av. W ls4th st. 1s.7x1s, ,Sy
irreg; Jos Day to Estate Of Jas
Gordon Bennett, 4s Wall st; c; ali
liens, July rs; atty. T C & T Co. i7s
10th ST. sc77 W. s. sox1oo. shsnk r r
Co to Max Cohen. 7s0 Riverside
New-York tribune., 1919-08-01
To Care for Apartments

Pease G. Gilman have been appointed
by Harry Aronson managers of the
apartment property at 55 East Seventy
sixth Street, and by Mrs L. E. Row
land managers of the property being
remodelled into apartments at 115
West Eighty-ffth Street.
Cammann, Voorhees, G. Floyd have
been appointed agents of 274-280 Fifth
Avenue, 3 East Twelfth Street, 571
Park Avenue, 126-128 Attorney Street
and 81 Park Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-01
DIR. kunz Identifies Stone
From Canada as ChrysoIite

Chrysolite, which makes up into gems
known as olivine and peridot, has been
discovered on Timothy Mountain, near
Lac la Hache, on the old caribou trail,
south Of the Grand Trunk Pacific Rail-
way. Some fine stones of ten carats
were found. Specimens of the beauti-
ful crystals were sent to DR.. George F.
kunz,. noted gem expert OF New York.
who identified them. The chrysolite
was found on the very top Of the
mountain in veins Of conglomerate in
porplh,yritic rock. The peridot appears
es filling in volcanic bombs. which
range from an inch in diameter to
three feet. The peridot is crystalline
and dark bottle-green. In some in
stances the crystals are brown. dark
blue or purple and occasionally rides
cent. Peridot and olivine have come to
be much worn as jewels. Practically
unknown few years ago, they are new
among the most popular gem stones
found in the United States or Canada.
American Chamber of Commerce in
Canada.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-01
Two East Side DWELLINGS
To Be Made Into One
Houses To Be Altered by Buyer
in 10th Street; Enlarges 4th
Avenue Corner Holdings

Reconstruction of two East Side
dwellings into one 1arge American
basement structure is to result from
two transactions announced by pease
q Gilman. These brokers have sold
for Mrs. Franklin v. Lord Is East Sew.
enty-sixth Street, fve-story dwell
ing, on plot 19x63x1O2.2; also for
Harry Content the adjoining house at
NO. II. four and half story dwell
ing, on plot 20x65x1O2.2 After extern
sive alterations the buyer will occupy
the property, which the city now as
sesses at $l33, 900.
Pease Gilman have also sold for
Cordelia A. Graham the three storv
and basement dwelling at 48 East
Iwenty-ninth Street, on lot 22x98.9.
neld at $50, 900. 1t is the first sale of
the property since 1877. The buyer is
Sarah A. Adams, who owns the adjoin-
ing two corner building at 42O-422
Fourth Avenue and now controls the
plot 43.5 on Fourth Avenue and 100
feet on the street.
The same brokers have sold for Carl
Schuster the thrce-story and basement
dweillng at 336 West Eighty-seventh
Street, on lot 2Ox1OO, held at s32 900.
to client for occupancy.
Dwelling Near Fifth Avenue Sold
William B. May & Co. have sold the
25-foot English basement residence at
Z East Eighty fourth Street for G. w.
Van Heukelom to a client, who will
occupy the premises upon expiration Of
the existing lease.
Sale In Eighty-fifth Street
Slawson & Hobbs have sold for
Henry Nungcsscr 1853 West Eighty-fift
Street, a three-story high stoop dwell
ing, on plot 25x6Oxl022, to a client for
occupancy.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-01
Frederick Brown Takes
Over Cluett Building
Eleven Story Structure in West
10Th Street Has Been Held
at Sl.lOO.O0O

Frederick Brown has purchased the
cleven-story Cluett building at 1923
west Eighteenth Street, which has been
held in the market at s1,1oo,oOo by
George Stugard, of Cincinnati, the soll-
er. The property extends through 10
22-2S West Nineteenth Street and Ia
one Of the largest loft buildings in the
vicinity, containing about $4,000
square feet Of floor space.
Last October the government took
the Cluett building under lease to quar-
ter the male attendants Of Debarka-
t'on Hospital No. 3, in the old Green
nut building adjoining. 1t was recently
turned back to the owner land the fact
that possession may be had at once In
Huenced the purchase by Mr.. Brown.
who has received several attractive Of,
fers for his contract. William C. Walk
er's Sons negotiated the transaction.
The Cluett building ha sa frontage of
20 feet on Eighteenth Street and 30 feet
on Nineteenth Street, and runs to a
depth of about zoe feet.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-01
Sales in The Old
Mercantile District

Herbert E. Simon, who recently
Joined the ranks of the operators, has
bought the siX-story loft building, on
plot 45x10O, at 20S and 21O Wooster
Street from Lewis Spencer Morris and
Anna R.. Morris, trustees for Henry
Lewis Morris, through William A..
White & Sons and Spear e. Co.
L0rillard Estate Sells Loft
Charles Wynne and Louis H. Low
have purchased from the Lorillard es-
tate the six-story building at Greene
Street, adjoining the northeast corner
OF Canal Street, on lot 22x100. This
is the first sale of above premi ses
since 1910. The Brown Wheelock Com
pany was the proker.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-01
Paddy Diver Estate
Sells 18th Ward Holdings
Disposes of Dwelling Houses in
Pearl and in Water
Streets

Realty Of the late PADDY DIVER
who ruled the Fourth Ward politically
in the interest of Tammany Hall for
many years and was succeeded as
leader of the district by "Tom" Foley,
has been sold by his widow, Mrs. Cathe
rine Diver The buyers name was
not disclosed.
The sale, negotiated by the Cruik-
shank Company and Nicholas F.
Walsh, involves the three four story
stores and dwellings at 397, 3a71s and
399 Pearl Street, southeast corner of
Vandewater Street, and the adjoining
three story dwelling at az Vandewater r
Street, the four buildings covering a
plot, 486x68.7. They are within the
shadow cast by the old Brooklyn
Bridge and have been in the possession
of the Diver family since 1894.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-01
Factory Buildings
Held at S4OO,OO Sold
Westinghouse Lamp Company
Disposes of Property in
West 23d Street

George S. Runk has sold for the
Westinghouse Lamp Company at $40
70 5ss West Twenty-third Street, a
croup cf fve-story factory buildings
with private driveway, between Tenth
and Eleventh avenues, on plot front
ing SEQ feet on the street, backing up
10 the American Tobacco Company,
They property was held at 100000.
This was a cash transaction and will
be occupied BY the purchaser after ex-
,ensive alterations.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-01
Henry II. Stoddard Gets
Van Rensselaer, Dwelling

Pease G. Gilman have leased for c.
S. Van Rensselaer, to Henry r. Stod-
dard the four story and basement dwell
ing at AZ East Sixtyfrst Street, be-
tween Madison and Park avenues, and
to Mrs. L. A. Cobb the fourstory and
basement dwelling at 33 East Eighty
first Street, adjoining the northwest
corner of Park Avenue.
leased for Mrs. Anna Van Vlack %
East Sixty-sixth Street, adjoining the
corner of Madison Avenue, q four-story
private house.. to Miss Frances Karr
for a private school,
New-York tribune., 1919-08-01
Space for Business Concerns

Cross & Brown Company have leased
for Alexander M. Powell the first
floor, basement and sub b-basement at II
Warren Street to Charles McKcw Parr
for 4 term of years, the seventh floor
OF $4,000 square feet in the Rogers
Peet Building, at the northeast corner
of Fifth Avenue and Forty-tirst Street,
for term of years to the Union Car
bide and Carbon Corporation.
W. L. Dean & Co. has leased for
Henry D. McCord & Sons the top loft
at TO Water Street.
Pease & Gilman have leased a store
at "a West Forty-seventh Street to
William Cohen and Offices at 68 West
Thirty-nlnth Street to S. Lieberman.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-01
Home Coming Is Planned
For All Missouri Writers

PLATTSBURG. Mo. July 24.-John
Breckenridge Ellis. president os the
Missouri Writers Guild. has announced
that the fall meeting of the organi7s
ton, which Is always vacation outing
in the Ozarhs. will also be d home b.
coming event this year.
All Missouri writer's living out of
the state. whether members of the or
ganizatiol ~ not. are asked 20 attend.
Some NJ ssouri writers expected ara
Homer Croy. Fannie Hurst. Sara Teas
dale Winston Churchill. Rupert
Hughes. William H Handy and Lee
Shppey.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-01
Justice Manton Buys
Estate at Bayport
Said to Have Paid 100000
Cash for Stoppani Property,
Comprising 80 Acres

Arthur c. Sheridan has sold to Jus
tice Martin 7. Manton. of the United
States Circuit Court OF Appeals. the
Stoppani property at Baypor., L. /. 1t
consists Of large modern residence.
various outbuildings and thirty-two
acres Of land fronting directly on
Great South Bay, and Is one Of the
best known country places on the south
shore. The price was 500, 600 and Il
is understood that Justice Manton
paid cash. Nearby are the country
places of Bernard M. Baruch and Wal
dron Knitting Post.