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New-York tribune., 1920-01-31
Mrs. Nj. L. Cummings Ill;
Former Broadway Star
More Than Seventy Years Old
and Her Eyesight Is
Almost Gone

Mrs. Minnie L. Cummings, known on
Broadway twenty-five years ago as an
actress. playwright and theater man
ager. is seriously i'll at Mount SINAI
Hos spital, where she was taken last
week from Bellevue. Her sight. which
became much impaired three years ago.
is almost entirely lost. She is more
than seventy years old.
Mrs Cummings made her stage debut
as Juliet in the early '90s at Booth S
Theater. For time she held the pop
uar favor and appeared in various
Shakes pearian plays. Later she starred
in plays which she wrote herself. For
year she was manager OF the OLD
Herald Square Theatcr.
Although she has been on the brink
OF want almost since the death of her
husband, real estate man Of Omaha,
which occurred many years ago, Mrs.
Cummings always maintained her IN
terest in charitable enterprises. Sac
turned over an extensive home which
she built at Long Branch to an or
ganzation she had founded for the re
lief of widows, but finally had to with
draw her support for lack Of funds.
In 1915 she established relief depot
for the unemployed in the Brownsville
section Of Brooklyn. In 1917 she was
on the point Of eviction from "a bare
room in which the gas had been turnc d
off because she couldn't pay for it.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-31
Last Day for Memorial Plans
Contest for Citv's Permanent
War Tribute Ends Tonight

To-day is the last day for receiving
plans ana suggestions for permanent
city war memorial. an open competition
for which was announced by the
Mayors committee about seven weeks
ago. Several hundred entries had been
received up to yesterday at the City
Hall. where all material is to be sent,
addressed to Rodman Wanamnker,
chairman of the committee.
1t was learned yesterday that the
names OF large committee of citizens,
which will examine the entries and Sc
ect q number for the jury, will be
made public in few days. Several art
organizations. including the Fine Arts
Federation and the Municipal Art So
cety, have criticized the Mayors COM
mittee because the time set for the
competition was TOO short and the COM
m;tteos had not been announced.
The art committee of the Mayor s
committee consists Of Paul W. Bart
lett. chairman; A. J. Johnson, Grovey
Whalen, A r Gallatin. Philip W
Berolzheimor, Pau Chaliin, Frederic
MacMonnies. DR.. George F. Kunz, Fred
crick A. Wallis and ) If Appel.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-31
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

bIoApWAf 22tS-5S. offices 81. 81 and 80
lplnn Biag TO to Max shaleck. 40
Riverside Drive: yrs from oct '.
lNi'. attys' shalieok Fiander, - p
% ~. a02-72. an Louis Hartos ss'-to TO
Angelo. Piano on the premises. ct al.
from date To Sept /, 1922. address III
MogF sT 1881. an: chas Leroy De
Chamont De st PAUL to Bernard J Mac
Cory. 10 Clifton Terrace. Weeha,vken,
9 7-l2 yrs from oct /. 1915; atsys,
Everett - 4 u. 81 Wall st t...... 3. 6 90
Mort ST. ESQ: Prince st. 27-3i. all, same
u saNr, ID yrs from May l. 1915. attys.
LAFAYErrE 81 sls-g2, crosby st. i55 :.
all Reeve Wsrehoase Go 10 Geo r
Hoffman aud ano. hrn, HoHman-C orr
Jan !. 1870; yrs renewal s., $l7.oeo
ana 1-l2 yrs more at $1,000 attys,
IlrSTER n. Is. IN 'e"so cor Alien s. cor
str and two n's Roe Booker TO Ezra
Cohen. 40 ANen st. ami ano. b yrs
froin Mav I. 'le . yls renewal at Ss.30o'
a'iN. Frank Il BerscnfeiA. 80 Broad
way .......Ss. .QuO and s3.SOo
nu'sNMAN 81. a.. ali Graee Nj Tam to
Ff.an. on the premises 8 Sys yts
BoWERY. + W C navard -. II 30 str,
etc. Modern Grade Ronting Go ia
iJNnN S lnr" Food. inc from completion
eo' l92a, atty. l"nis Julien. -
= N-4..~ Al ST. .y--f. all, WIN NJ Martin ic
ttenj " Eaufr IN 80 Park AN; yrs
from Hay J.. i92o. address 1913 v ia
ST. ist Nr S1f.2t0 and then ......... s2N.noe
FORSYTH ST o2-Gi. cor str and s
Wax Nronson and ano to Abr Cohon, 6'i
Alabama az, 3kl1n yrs from May J
ia.o atye Isngel Bros. 1872 Nassau
HNIS'fON S'r. 60 ". str and part b. DaviC
Etchrach 20 iarrv Scid. 1868 5sth st
l3k1en. nnd AGO - YRS. from Feb !
la.Q. atty louis Julien. lls Nassa,
L d I1l
WHlTrHAtl sT. n e South St. ctr f
apl b. United Disar Stores 90 Of Amer
iea to Hanover iuneh. 1920 7th aN, -
yrs from Feb /, 1920. atty. Henj Weiss
2ii lNFnv. -.--....-- 7t6.0Qo to SO 0o
GNrFNWlCI ST, ao-N,; Rector ST. l5-l7
.l patrich Mecaethy to Nanove
Lunch. t9- 1th av. y Nrs from Jan i
lN.0s atty. Honf Weiss. 27l Bway; taxes
etr end 1gt " SS,5o and then $1,000
% Az 5Se an Esther EosAnHeld t.
rischar Bros 3et ist av, ct al ; WIS
fro"1 ''eb !. 14eo YRS renew: ATTY
los I7VN. 2sn Hway .......'... ..... 81 80
MAJ ll~,,N AN. 1911. cor str and b. Clar;
Soaloss TO Jacob Goldman, los r III
ST: 5 YRS from Jan L. 1920: address
Goldman, IS i 1l2th st..............sl.S so
Bronx
SD Az. 2712. ALL Wm T Bernhart truste
to Wn I.uscl'or. 2Tl2 Sd Av. q al: 5 j
yrs from Feh. /. 1920: atty, r E Be-
man Scr Wills Az .........,..,...S3, s., 90
New-York tribune., 1920-01-31
Handy Is Buried
Amidst Silence
In Prison Yard
No Hymns Sung or Prayers
Said as Body of Murderer
Is Lowered to the Grave:
Was as He Wished 1t To BE

The body of Gordon Fawcett Handy,
robber and murderer. who was put to
death Thursday night at Sing Sing. was
buried by squad Of prisoners yester-
day in the prison burying ground. on
the slope above the nstitution-Galiery
25, the prisoners call it.
No hymns We're sung. no prayers were
said. no clergyman was in attendance.
The convicts, in working clothes. rat
tied the ciois in upon the plain coffin
as soon as il had been lowered into the
grave That INas AS Hamny wished.
Even IN his last moments he had held
to his individual faith, scorning AS hy-
pocrlSy a last minute conversion, ard
as the man walked rriestless to his
death so his body WAS borne to the
grave.
Several claims for the body were filed
with Warden Lewis L. Lawes, one APP
phcant giving a. his reason that he
thought perhaps Handy might be a dis
tant relative. All the requests were de-
MED. warden believing most Of them
were based oniv upon Il morbid desire
for publicity Warden l.awes SAID he
never discovered The IDENTITY OF the man
known as Hamby. In numerous con-
vcrSatlonS with hm, he sad. he had
gathered the impression that the mans
mother was dead and thas his father
probably was living somewhere n the.
Middle W
DR.. Thomas W. Edgar. of T." West
End Avenue. who saw Handy =. SAID
he thought the five figure robher was
a man who had called on him with his
mother several times for treatment
and whose visits stopped in January,
1919. The physician remembered the
date because il was at that time his
automobile was stolen and his Office
robbed
The name given by his patient was
Welsch, DR.. Edgar said. and his mother
was known as Mrs. Emily Welsch and
gave the address 1873 Montague Street,
Brooklyn. Inquiries at that address
Yesterday revealed no one who remcm-
bcred Mrs. Wclsch. District At
torney Lewis Of Kings County said he
thought Handy was in distant parts
on at least some Of the dates when
Wolsch called ON DR. Edgar.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-31
Realty Buving in BROOKLYN

The Berkshire Realty Company has
purchased SIS ard 519 Eighth Street,
two four-story apartments, on plo.
e0xl00. r. Williams was the broker.
I. Salzberg has sold for A II Frank
TO S. Shapiro. the one-famlv cottage,
on plot l0ox100, at 1920 Third Avenue.
The Bulkley e. Horton Company has
sold 905 Gates Avenue. dwelling on
lot 2oxl0O, for Mrs Estellc L. Banford
Charles Partridge has sold the two
story building at 6SS Franklin Avenue
or .IOhu kops TO Max Jrlinz
New-York tribune., 1920-01-31
Apartment House Buying
Reported lin Many Sections
Deals Show Unusual Activity but of The Mediocre
nnd operators Report Series OF Resale, Re-
turning Good Profits; Buvinc on 1hc Hc;og,,s

Trading IN apartment houses ycster-
Gay showed Its usual activity, but the
transactions announced were Of the
meoi ocre class. The sales reported COW
ered a VIDE territory, with the bulk Of
inc business in the Heights section.
lS'uor Himmer and Samuel Rcznick.
operators, 1 concluded group of sales,
10 marco Brothers, coal dealers. they
apartment at the southeast corner Of
tort Washington Avenue and 17od
street. l22x99x Irregular; rosoid
through A. Levinson the Watts and
'Hhhey courts, two seven-story apart-
ments at 15l to 169 West l40th Street
on plot lN4xl00, to William Sammel.
TIesold to Lawrence L. and Ellis B.
Levy' attorneys, through X. B. Zaliels
ana "a. FREEDMAN, the Sararac q six
s'ory apartment, at the southwest cor
yer OF Z nveAt Avenue and l5lst Street.
through Samuel London TO 3. Herman
1I4 ana l2o College Avenue, two tive
story apartments, on plot 3S.6x1OO each.
hesaies of Fifty-frst Street Houses
Charles Galewski has resold to Solo
mon Glnsberg the Washington q six
story apartment at 3l8 to 322 West
fifty-hrst Street. on plot G0x1O0; also
the Jefferson. a six-story structure ut
324 to o2S West Fifty-first Street. on
plot 6lxl00. Milard Neit and WILLIE;
were the brokers.
Sale in East Fifty-fourth Street
Ennis & Sinnott have sold to Harold
{. Andee and Edith c. Matthew's 33G
East flfty-fourth Street, q nve-story
tenement, with stores, on lot 25x100
Ennis & Sinnott have bought through
". j. Huston & Son from Robert "
Gray the three-story basement dwell
ing at Alb West l46th Street on lot
1s.6x100, now occupied by Magistrate
House
Two Eighty-fourth Street Houses Sold
Harry Aronson has purchased from
the estate of Augustus Walsh 3 and 6
East Eighty-fourth Street two five
story single fats, l25 feet east OF
Fifth Avenue. William 3. May & Co
New-York tribune., 1920-01-31
Armed Trio Robs Two
Clerks of $1,000 Payroll
Peter DoeIger Brewing Conn
pany Employees Held Up on
W..y 10 Bottling Works

Y hen they were about to enter the
bottling department of the Peter
Doelger Brewing Company, at 407 East
r'ifty-ffth Street, last THURSDAY to pay
off the employees of that department,
two payroll clerks Of the company were
held up by three armed men and robbed
Of box containing $1,000. The hold
up men, after firing several shots in
the ain to impress upon the clerks the
danger Of making an outcry, Jumped in
a waiting auto and disappeared.
When news of the hold-up became
public yesterday. the two clerks, John
Nesser and Charles Barowitz gave If
is their opinion that the robbery was
tho work Of men familiar with the
business customs Of the concern. The
payroll clerks left the main Office,
300 feet from the bottlng department,
soon after o'clock. They had pro
coeded only short distance when the
armed men pounced upon them. Two
of the men pointed revolvers while the
third relieved them of the nancy.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-31
III Street Houses Sold
Jeremiah MilbanI, Buys
Another 9th St. House
Will Alter Two East Side DWELL
ings Into One for His
Own OCCUPANCY

Jeremiah Milbank. who recently
bought 16 East Sixty-sevcnth Street.
has purchased from Harris Fahnestock
the adjoining house at Il. and Will re-
NJ odel and convert them into one house
for his own use William B. May &,
Co. represented the seller and Homer
Foot jr acted for Mr. Mibank On the
site are a four and 4 five story dwell
ing. the two comprising a site 4SXl00.
located near Fifth Avenue.
George NJ. Cohan Gets Dwelling
George NJ Conan has bought for his
residence from f. H. Shiffcr tho four
story high stoop house at II West
E;ghty-sixth Street, 25x7Ox1OOS, near
Central Park West. f. j. Hogan and
Slawson & Hobbs were the brokers'.
Aronson Buys in Lexington Avenue
Harry Aronson has purchased from
Mrs. Bartels 7l6-718 Lexington Avenue,
on plot 40x6S.9, two four-storv build
ings. Mr. Aronson resold these build
ings through Mr. Seitz to James Bran
mas.
Riverside Drive Dwelling Sold
The Farmers Loan and Trust Com
Drive. north corner of Seventy eighth
Street, four-story and basement
dwelling, on lot 25.4xSO.4x Irregular
Other Sales on West Side
Daniel B. Freedman has bought
through Slawson & Hobbs from Mrs.
Henriques the four-story dwelling at
% West Seventieth Stret, on lot 19X
05X1O22.
Tucker, Speyers e. Co. have sold for
Captain W. Wheeler the four-story
dwelling, 17x1O0.5, at 242 West Seven
teth Street.
Max Marx has SOIL to Mrs. Nellie
Viala the dwelling at l29 West 126th
Street.
More Buying on East Side
J. P. e. E. J. Murray have sold the
dwelling at 1856 East 10th Street.
Oscar D. G. Herbert '. Dixie have
sold for William Oothout 5S East 12lst
Street, a dwelling. on plot l6.sX10o.1 !
and for the trustee of Amey K. Shell
con 81 and So East l2lst Street. two
dwellings, on lots each l6.SX1Oo.ll.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-31
Assignments Of MORTGAGES
Manhattan

Alo..s 60 TO Emit NJ More @qa % ano'
/. VI Nor" and ano to Lewis { Thomp-
SON los5 Jackson az. Bronx; atty. Her-
bert NJ Teets. $50 5th av. . ass'ots
'l'rH sw. ll2 = Josephine E Dordelman
man Ct. al and to Carl Dorlelnan sag
~ t'arbor. l. att & II Edocls; ca;
R1NNNSlpE DIR. cor l51st st Thomas
eiulrdinccrri To- - Ramnla zzetti. II.
Ramlna0otti to Joel u Marder, 7ss Riy-
way: . assnu4ts $500 and ....... 400
ROO sEN ElT ST. 10; John G Avelino to
Louis Lasomarstus. ~ Hicks St Rkyn:
i2Tll ST. G34-3s iI: Anna NJ Warren to
.luo { lIaas. 800 w l37ih ST, and ano.
a'tNs Miler < f. - Liberty St. 81
lHrll eT GiO " Arthur NJ Waitt to Gem
Realty Co; Com Realty Co 10 siNlon
storm al5 W 79'h st; ATTY. Nathan d
storm, 1l5 Hwav, assnts "ach $ 600
r rlnUe. 475 i'arN Hv. atiys Aleyanaei
''1i' Philtp Ns. A., ave- av. y NJ vernou' 10
,r1 ST 5is.-i7 ". Ecnl F Haas 20
RoAt G Fnltou. 80 W 1o2d st, ATTY.
,oTY ST. 84e E. "a st. $40 r Ino Lnci<er
Bronx. attys. \ & ii Bloch, 80 assau
5Tu ST. 80 Il. Seymour Realty Co to
ltobt NJ Gluck. 3S5 Edgeconbc av. and
ano' attys' kar2man < F. 25 Hg9aa od
looTil sr. ii $ liA2 @ Bway. Frances Cohn
to Florcucr Cohn. ZIG " ssth st; aitys.
Kalish g X - William sl.......... -. 81
lo>T4h i57-ltl =; samuel ID Shurtzer to
I'm = l. rlyou, N Surf az. Noney Ia.
'1na. address. r J Tilyou. ............ ........ 81
! filA ST 80 " Colnrnbia Trust Go.
s,.J-. oo. t. Edw Ashfo~th of Soiners. \
Y, ana ano eNrs. etc; attys. De La Mar
i" Nassau S; ......... $50. .0oo
4oTN ST. II SO Sd av. Alicia l. Burke
to Mary = Ransburs h. to7 w li6th II
aftys Wis < VI. so Wall st............... 8 /
5eTN .f " Ersak a.. \ CIarN and ano.
ay attys. Merrill. & T, 100 Rroad-
Wy ...-.....-. ....... ....... 49,. SIS. 900
sTn Az 9I1l. s. Rankers' , Trust Co T.. tue
18TH ST S :. ls5 ". "a Az. t: Esther
-Nevander 70 David y lexander. at lo43
$ Bl>d. atty. Leon b t'insburg 1872
2n AN. elf. Farmers Loan & Trust co Ia
f'',,@ l:lcliie J.. nSteln. 20 I'd av; attys
lsri Sr ssi s Tnsa r.=h6crg to l,,sl,ei Sipi
Fishherg s59 M,niaa st......... ...... siO0
MANloA sr. W $. 45s. Garrison a.,
~5Nlnp. Nineas Glautz u Theo Fishberg.
50 Manila st half part atty. Theo
l7ishherg. 50 Manila st......s ~. Sl0o
! 10 81 SO Belmont av 8 sx.
Iixcelsior SAVINGS Banl> to Lawyers Mug.
Co. ~ Liberty 81; atty, little Guar < T
SANE. PROPERTY lawyers Mtge co tc
Emlsraut Industrial say Bank. 81 Cham
lrrs 1T. atty. same. ............ ~ 6og
BECk ST. $50. LYMAN Mannheim to TNlie
Cans. ISL Clinton st; atty \ Waxen-
Az ~T John. e05, saml Finsestcin tc
Nathan Einkeistein. gGj Silnpson atty
Nathan finkclstein 965 simpson si0l
MARION AN. Isl, rhos G Patterson, exr
to Franklin Soc for iiome Bldg 4 Ssv-
ines. IS Park RON. atty, T q < r Co
= - 1,r24,,way 49,. 80 ',' Ut
Lawyers MIG co, atty, j. T Il r Co. lf'
BrnadNe} ,...........- .... s. 90,
BRONN S'r. o :. 10 +. clover It. 50,
YOU. ironN ST. s. adi land J @ Row
land 5ox75: saml shapiro 10 philip ii
h,ruan. /. iSeacn 33d S;. h;dgemere. I. /
attNs. House. q < y. III Bway.. slo'
~" ,i..',~ II NiNen e<r ta 1,s
Humphrey. ioa Chambers st; atty, :
N-ll. lll Al.XAnG.r AA-.-.--- -. - :. .N
New-York tribune., 1920-01-31
Small E'road s.. Corner
Sold 10 4 Tailor
LARGE Ir1cc Nncc Offered FOR
Really tor Part q 8 Size
to.. ssis ..s1.i.i.ng

One of the smallest corners in 'hc
city, at the southeast corner o. Bro d
and Stone street. which ea.uea tane
some years ago through holding up q
building operation. has been sold hy
the Brown Wh.clocA Company, lnc
for Fredorje', W Hroe''e Tor q price
between $4,000 and S2uea1
When the NJ Aoii, Tciephone Com
pany had in mind the improvement Of
the block front or Nraad Street ho-
tween Pear and Stone Sheets. it de-
sired to incorporate this parcel in the
site, and IS SAID to have made an Of
fer of $4,000 to he folnie' oNacrs
This was refused. and jne company
went ahead and bullt seVen-story
tructurc around it, The snail parcel
contains two-story a!lding and
fronts 1916 feet on Bro a Street and
2O.3 on Stone street. The new owner
Of the property is Richard Cohn. tailor,
who is being crowded from his quar-
ters in the Produce Exchange where
he has been for several years.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-31

and Mr.. Kemhcimer were the broA--
crs
Audubon Avenue Corner Sale
Ncwmark & Jacobs have sold TO the
-lWarc Really COMPANY, through A
hatz, the siX-story apartment. with
ore IL the northeast conner of Au-
dubon Avenue and lS0th Street, on
plot 72x10O
More Sales on Heights
Mrs Fannie Mannhoimcr has sold TO
client Of Nathan Schwartz the five
story fiat on pio- 37.6X10O.ll, a. 204
West llsth Street
Mcdowell & McMahon have sold fer
:. l.. Pakas to Ennis & Sinnott 556
West ls5th Street. d iivc-s-o1y apalt-
ment, on plot 50Xso
s.. Nicholas Avenue Houses sold
David Fol cnder .las purchased rom
he Upright Company Carvc Court.
he seven tory apa. tmeNt at 20 St
Nicholas Avenue, northeast corner Of
ll4th Street. on plot 5ON43..124 W S
& A. S. Katzenstcin ac-ed as brokers
and also represented the purchaser
Schwab & Co have sold for the
Bencnson Realty Company six-story
apartment at 107 and ,09 S. Nicholas
Avenue, on plct c5Xl00. for ali cash.
v West and lasl slice saigs
n II Troraa has sold fer The Ter
race Aoid!ag Company % saQouln
Avenue. q tivc-stcag A.f cn 20. IT, 'es,A
"accb J .aDos. e7s .oii for K4tn-
crine B'opns gee West eor.ictn Street.
u four story froat and roal tenemcnt.
on lot 25N9S9. ard has purchased from
Mary l.. McMahon she tvc-s,ory tenn
r,ent at a34 est torty-4iA,a S.reet, on
lot 25N1p0.
Mcnde Rosenhcfr has sold l54 East
Eighty ighth Street, ave-storv fiat,
on lot 25.oN GU
"A syndicate composed o a Piano and
Il. and VI. ha'z has purchased from the
Petershcid Rcaitg Company the five
story tenement at 372 Second Avenue.
The Excelsior Savings Bet,s has sold
l43 and li7 Wost l27Jh Street. a SIX
100
New-York tribune., 1920-01-31
Serbian Child Welfare Work

In a rep 7 covering the period from
August u December I, 1919, William
J. Dohcrty. commissioner for Serbia
Of the Serbian Child Welfare Associa-
ton Of America, says the public health
situation in Serbia presents a problem
which presses for speedy solution if
She future generation Of Serbia is to
be saved. Sickness and disease are
rampant throughout the greater part
Ct. the country included in the Serbia
Of 1914, the report states. Tubercu
losis takes toll Of thousands. typhus
makes periodical reappearance and
are being sacrificed by whole
sale
New-York tribune., 1920-01-31
Recorded Real Estate Transactions

loox1 .sxloo; Sarah NJ Mckay to VII
helmina n Heemsath ST. h;agle av: Jan
as' atty. 7 q & T 60. I76 Broad
14oTH ST 5ss $ ssxloo fsaah %'s;' sehne,- -g9
Ger 10 Norris !. Is IludySch. pa Riviuston
GO. l'H broadway y..o e. and slan
10th ST. 6oi E. :. lSlixi25xlsi FINEST.
jeanette Broru-t To phtifn .,ieen6.r
>.,,ti' ntty r q & 7 60. l7s Brasd>, sl6d
nnca '',''n e,,I7 - y -gsp - tNloS Flor
y 'eI az; mtg s. COO Jen -: atty r = <
W AA1s 3RlncE Az. i4-o. -. 45xa7.eN
,,9NsAi 'iuy Van AMringen TO fttAfIa-l-
iicci 1i'5 Williamson. aV.: mig
fia,'s9; 49, Jan 2s atty, T q & T CO. ~
LOT :. map Weels vs. Storer -. IL g. T.
Mack.ntosh to Max Davidson. e40l Por-
nross s'' IAN 20 atty Title G K T 60. .5s
HoLl.AND ~. " $ $es n Morris Fsrs
smith. lols (;arrison Az Jan -. atty stty'
Iltle {; & T CO. I1e broadway in
MACLAY AN. : - ~ e 1.ereea nv. sox
100 7xeox1oo3 Mar is.sor. to p1r6usi..
l'i L,oretto. 500 Z 1soth 81. aud ano m q
Sfoaf!NAy o a,l srDa
X :, - a ~ - ~. n s.. 20 Amundson av.
~ v''.s1 o. s-1Nl oeio: Walt"r 'apr'- ~
lyn Jan -. ATTY. Miehaei 5'oarf-s% 7o7
Sterling III. BlooKivn .-...o c. and sion
l75Hfi ST. ~ 4. : s. 24Xlo5, Matthew {
Gregory 4zo " 146th st: jan u. ATTY.
IA Wyers T Co, $50 Broadway. 1850
SA r, property Sarah Gregory TO Heckie
5lunkelstein ll7i West Farms rd; Jan
a,ty aWyers T Co. $50 BroadwaH.$ ST
10th ST. II .. 1901 Webster av SSH
to Valentine av N50xS7.liN50. shannon
KeaitY Co to Anna Rich 800 briggs iv,
brooklyn; m'ge $4,000. Jan %: atty.
LOUIS Levy. 81 Chambers st q C and 500
"a F property Anna Rich to Eva KAN
IeI NJ. her $50 Eaglo az. and ano mtge
500 GOO Jun 20. atty, same. .........-.....si
FINi,lAY rs : 1f-th st r, *
lou, fcnj = G5oeen to- i.nuis IDofnrr. f5ng
~ ~. mtg $-5.pro. IaA -. atty Nov
Work I 4 N ~. lo0 NNNa-. % q and sl0O
New-York tribune., 1920-01-31
100 To Be at Annual Dinner
Of Cleveland Democracy

Four hundred members and guests
viii attend the annual dinner of the
Cleveland Democracy, to be held tonight I
at the Hotel Astor. " Bourke Cock
ran, will make the principal speech
His theme VIII be the League Of Ma
tions." and Mr.. Cochran viii express
his views against it.
Some Of tho invited guests are
County Clerk William F. Schneider
Justice Joseph L. Newburgcr, Justice
Edward J. Gavegan, Corporation Coun-
sci William P Burr. Register James A
Donegan, former Justice Clarence j.
Shearn, former Justice James A. Allen
and Water Commissioner /. j. O Reilly
New-York tribune., 1920-01-31
Business Concerns &c; Space

Georrc r Rcad 4 Co. have Fcascd thc
tenth floor. ut 1918 East Ihlrty-slXth
Street, to Emma r. Lee 1nnyer.
The Charles T. NoNcs Company has
leased the store and basement at 70
John Street TO William H. l.nhaus &
Son; the building at l22 West Forty
third street for Dr&Ao's restaurant TO
the Actors Fidelity League, and tine
eleventh floor in Masonic Building at
Twenty-thlrd Street, to the Metro
politan ) to 80 cent stores.
Samuel II. Martin has leased TO
Louisa Frenz the store and basement
at i79 Ninth Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-31

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