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Evening star., 1920-03-17
LIAM S. PHILLIP P S
1909 New York Ave- NV.
Phone Main 90.

A BRAND-NEw BUNGALOW, never
before occupied. just two squares from
the car line: In NV: beautifully
decorated rooms and bath; a home that
has every convenience to be found in
. strictly modern house; front concrete
porch. double sleeping porch in rear:
lot 40Nl50 to 15-ft. alley; flrepiaces on
the first door. Only $3.50; good
terms.
A WELL. CONSTRUCTED HOME AND
ONE OF ELEGANT APPEARANCE:
& rooms and bath; cement garage for
3 cars; excellent furnace. with elec.
lights and gas; instantaneous hOtwater
heater: newly papered and painted
throughout. This home must be seen
to bc appreciated. Price, $3.50; in
teresting terms.
THIS WHOLE SECTION rs RAPIDLY
INCREASING IN VALUE. A charm
ing bungalow. Price. $3.50. Six rooms
and bath. h.-w.h.. elec. It's; ample
garage room; hardwood floors through
ont THE OWNER WILL GIVE
PROMPT POSSESSION ard sell on
reasonable terms. Near 4th and Up
shur.
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4 three STORY home in splendid
loca tiou for room renting, yet
reSs rving to itself the refinement
Of q residence. Fronting site OF
Visitation Academy. where soon
will be erected q large structure
insuring the value Of property m
this section. There are II rooms.
extra lavstories lone on first
fioor). electricity: lot 1sx1O0 feet
to 15-foot alley.
Price, SIS. 900.
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FOR SALE-HOUsES
Continued.

Continued.
ON L ST. NEXT TO 9th ST. NV.
Six rooms and bath. Bxcellent
location for business or residence.
PRICE. $500.
WILLIAM r. ELLIS,
1412 St nv.
STOP PAYING RENT.
NOW IS THE T1ME-Own your own home in
Chevy Chase; small payment down and $65 a
month will make this possible. Address STAR
ADVERTISER. 1871 P st. NV.
THREE-STORY HOME. NEAR 18th AND
Monroe sts: containing ten rooms two ba this.
electric light, front and rear porches. built-in
refrigerator. French doors; deep lot to paved
alley: house is in excellent condition. Price.
$11 900.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION OF BEAUTIFUL
Columbia Heights home seven rooms and bath
hot water heat; electric lights; front and rear
been newly papered and is a bargain at s. $50.
NEAR 18th AND EAST CAPITOL SITS. 1.-TWO.
story colonial brick. containing six rooms and
bath. hot-air heat, gas light good lot to alley
Price. $1,000.
A BARGAIN IN A HOME IN ANACOsT1A:
owner. leaving city. will give immediate pos
session Of a twostory semi-detached frame
home of six rooms. cellar, porchcs, gas light
Price only $1.750.
BEAUTIFUL HOME FOR CoLORED-wEST
of Georgia ave: six rooms and bath. furnace
heat, colonial porches: good lot. Price, 81 $50;
$3.50 cash, balance monthly.
ONLY $500 FOR AN EIGHT ROOM AND
bath home in good section Of southwest: lot
25xs4; house rented for $50. so per month; easy
terms may lie arranged.
PRATHER & ROBINSON,
5l5-516 Bond Bldg,
14th AND NEW YORK AVE.
MAIN Az.
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WANTED TO BUY.


WISH TO BUY HOME on CAPITOL HILL.
fairly convenient to Union station: six or eight
rooms: S, 900 to IS 900; will pay cash. Ad-
dress Box 1855. Star office.
WANT A HOUSE AT ONCE FOR CASH IN
good residence section of the northwest: pre-
house will answer, but want possession in about
sixty days: will go as high as $1,000. Ad-
dress BOX 339-S. Star Office.
WANT TO PURCHASE AT ONCE. FOR OCCU-
pancy around May l. home in Chevy Chase.
either d. c. or Maryland: would prefer to buy
from owner occupying house; will pay up to
$l5. 900 and equity in cash Address Box 3s7-s.
AM IN THE MARKET TO Buy A HOME IN
Columbia Heights Washington Heights. con
venient to the 14th st. or Mount Pleasant car
$15. 900. or will take a six-room house. il mod
ern, around 5000. Address Box 1865, Star
ofhce.
MODERN HOUSE OF ABOUT TEN ROOMS.
in Mount Pleasant: prefer to deal direct with
owner, where possession can he had in about
sixty days; give price and terms. Address
WILL PAY So. 900 To $1,000 FOR MODERN
six or eight room house in northeast section.
between the Capitol and Lincoln Park and East
Capitol st. and ST.; possession in sixty or
ninety days. Address Box ISIS. Star office.
WANTED1SIX OR EIGHT ROOM HOUSE
in Bloomingdale. on W o. Bryant SITS. pre-
ferred: will pay from 81 600 to 50 900; must
have Possession within IS days. Address Box
ST. Star Office.
WANTED-A GOOD SEVEN OR EIGHT ROOM
house in northeast section. near Lincoln Park
will not pay more than 81 900. but can make
pretty good cash payment; h.-w.h- prefer
able. but not essential. Address Box 353-S.
Star Office.
WIDOW HAS CASH. WILL BUY AN APART
ment house from owner well rented; must be
a bargain. Address Box 1915. Star Office. 19s
HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR HOMES AND
| business properties Of all kinds. Write for ap-
pointment mail full particulars. Address
Box At. Star office. 23s
Evening star., 1920-03-17

JUST ONE BLOCK FROM DtPONT
CIRCLE: VACANT; 10 rooms. conven-
icntly planned t3 foors) and bath:
newly papersd and paint 4 throughout:
amply garage room: many modern con-
vcniences. This will prove a delight
ful home. Price, $500.
ARE YOU IN THE MARKET FOR A
PAYING PROPOSITION? II So. why
not invest your money in this splendid
rooming honse in NV? 3 rooms e
hoors) and bath, conveniently planned
and we'll constructed: in good condition.
with modern conveniences. Right down
town. AN UNUSUAL OFFERING as
to price and location. Price, $3.50.
AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR
ONE SEEKING A REAL HOME at a
very moderate figure. Eight beauti-
fully decorated rooms and bath: mod
ern. just finished renovating through
ont. VACANT. Convenient terms Of
sale will be arranged. Price, $500.
A HOME THAT rs WORTH THE
MONEY. IN A FINE LOCATION, and
we believe it to be lower priced than
any other Of its kind in the neighhor-
hood. Six rooms and hath h.-wh.
elec. Its. room for garage: inspection
at anv time. OVERLOOKING SOL,
DIERS' HOME GROUNDS. Only $3.50.
A PLAN OF HOUSE VERY HARD
TO ORTAlN IN THIS CONVENIENT
SECTION. Six rooms and bath. h-wh,
elec. Its: in beautiful condition, as it
has always been occupied by the own
er: ample room for garage: exception
all! large yard. ONLY $3.50; inter
csting terms.
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JOHN w. THOMPSON & co.
z28 18th St. NV. Main 14zz
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Cleveland Park.

Near Dupont Circle.
ReGidence eoutainirI rooms. 2 baths elee-
triritJ. Small cash payment, balance on easy
terms. Price, $9, 500
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Cleveland Park.

Cleveland Park.
dcnce. Every convenience. Good garage II
ro"ms, baths. lavatory. Owner leaving town.
Immediate Possession. Must sell at cost on
ecnveni.nt terms. Price. $16,750.
.s Cleveland Park.
Most desirable corner residence containing
10 rooms. baths; lot 110xe6. H .-w.h.; electric
lights. Terms to suit buyer. Price, $ls.75O.
Cleveland Park.
Reddenee containing. 1st aoor-living room,
axis: large open fireplace, dining room. pan
try. kitchen. gcod-sised masters bedrooms
with dressing room and bath. Second floor
large and small masters rooms and bath.
2 sefvants' rooms with bath in basement;
43-foot porch Lot, s0foot front. Garage
Ernt BY day labor. Ready for occupancy May
LIST. Any reasonable terms.
Evening star., 1920-03-17

Price, $1,000.
On Heights, West of 18th.
Overiooking government park and 18th ST.
s.w. largo rooms and bath. vapor heat,
Rss snd electric Large garage. House in
The best condition possible. This is an ex-
ceiient buy. In refined location.
T. B. BROWN CO.,
1311 G St NV. Room CO.,
Evening star., 1920-03-17

STOP PAYING RENT.
NOW IS THE T1ME-Own your own home in
Chevy Chase; small payment down and $65 a
month will make this possible. Address STAR
ADVERTISER. 1871 P St NV
Evening star., 1920-03-17
FOR SALE-HOUSEA
Ideal for a Doctor
De Sales Street.
Continued.

Ideal for a Doctor
De Sales Street.
A three-story home in splendid
loca tiou for ro0m-rentinE, yet
ress rving to itself the refinement
Of residence. Fronting site of
Visitation Academy. where soon
will be erected q large structure
insuring the value Of property m
this section. There are Il rooms.
extra lavstories tone on first
noor,. electricity: lot 1sx1O0 feet
to 15-fOot alley.
Price. $lo.O
a Corner Home
without a parallel, both as 70
home and value. A corner within
two squares of Dupont Circle, con
venient to cars. The house is in
excellent condition. and contains
rooms and baths. hot-water
heat. Let US show you this hne
home.
rrice Slo5O0.
Near Central High School.
d. A very good home within
square of two car lines; excellent
location. high elevation. The house
IL in perfect condition and con-
tains 6 rooms. thoroughly modern
hath, hot-water heat. electricity.
pS,Sa porehes. 'oah' oaa dcors e5r1' and o trim a
throughout. Occupied by owner.
Price. $1,000.
Saul's Addition.
Buchanan street near 18th. This
is an excellent location. The
house is southern exposure. There
are rooms. thoroughly modern
bath. with all the modern improve
ments Of hot-water heat and gas
Price. $4,000.
Chevy Chase.
We have many desirable prop
critics in this exclusive suburb We
feel sure We have just the home
for you.
keokuk Street.
Brick and stone residence. Z
rooms and hath, hot-water heat
electricity, brick garage.
Price, $13,5OO.
The +. II. Smith Company,
SIS 18th st. NV. Main 64s4.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Owner must dispose Of this modern detache
housc. rooms. bath. cleo, h.-w.h.; hardwoo
1oors; open fireplace; garage. Lot facing w
rtreets. 5000: terms North S135.
800 E ST. NE.
rooms. fne bath. House in excellent con
iitton. Deep lot to wide alley. White neigh
oorhood. $500. 81 900 cash. $45 per month
including all interest.
DAVIS & STEELE,
Exclusive Agents.
n 50e2 1420 New York ave. NV.
KY. AVE. NEAR LIN. PARK
6 rooms. fne bath. Good front and rea
ards. $3.50 cash, balance &45 per month, in
:luding all interest. Price only S. $50.
DAVIS & STEELE,
T. S062 1870 New York ave. NV.
A VERY NICE HOME, ROOMS AND BATE
III modern improvements, on Park 3D., nea
18th and 11th st cars. For full particular
Cal West 1n-W. 21s
Evening star., 1920-03-17

New Home in Pctworth.
. large rooms and bath H.w.h., gas and
electric. New garage. Hardwood trim.
'FRONT.' porch and back sleeping porches. An
ideal home. Has everything that goes with
Evening star., 1920-03-17
Chevy Chase.

We have many desirable prop
critics in this exclusive suburb. We
feel sure We have just the home
for you.
Evening star., 1920-03-17
Saul's Addition.

Buchanan street near 18th. This
is an excellent location. The
house is southern exposure. There
are 6 rooms, thoroughly modern
bath. with all the modern improve
ments Of h0t-water heat and gas
and electricity.
Price, 81. 900.
Evening star., 1920-03-17
10TH ST. HIGHLANDS.

Beautifa detached home. rooms and bath ::
Ast-Wafer heat; electric light: instantaneous
heater; pofches lawns, shrubbery and every
Ting that makes up an attractive and modern
Axme. This property is occupied by the owner.
WAo has kept 1t in splendid condition. Posses
oian. Price, $4,000.
John A. PETTY,
1873 New York ave. Main 5121.
Exclusive Agent
Evening star., 1920-03-17

VACANT HOMES.
754 Hobart st. NV: six rooms and hath
furnace heat: porches; lot to alley
Evening star., 1920-03-17

Northeast Home-A,75O.
1aree rooms and bath. Hot-water heat and
ess. Front colonial porch. In very hne
1etghborhood. 81 900 cash. balance easy. See
Evening star., 1920-03-17
FOR SALE-HOUSES

9th ST. NEAR N. 7. AVE
Large brick dwelling; brick etahie
Good for business $4,000.
c9AH W. STEERS. 1920 N. Y. ave nv 17s
Evening star., 1920-03-17
N. L. SANSBURY CO.. Inc,
EVERYTHING IN REAL ESTATE"
721 Thirteenth St. NV.

VACANT: 81 NE; 10 ROOMS, . BATHS;
h.w.b-; gas: newly papered: bargain: easy
terms. TRUSTEE, 1713 willard st: NV 1se
If YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL REAL rs
TATE TALK IT OVER WITH II. e. NOR
GAN. AT ZANTZ1NGER'S.
iSth ST. ABOVE PARK ROAD, GROOM
Hrick with all modern improvements: will be
vaeant May Is. Price. S. $50 Owner. Ad-
dress Box 12-T. Star Office.
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K-R60N BRICK DWELLING; MODERN
esnveniences: ne. section; g. 800; other infor-
nation cali Lincoln 37S7 l0s
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NEAR 9th AND NE
rooms. b.. HOTWATER HEAT, $1,000,
OWNER-OCCUPANT.
CHAS. w. STEERS, 1920 N. Y. ave. NV. 17s
1903 EUCLID N.w.SC CLINTON JAMES.
4l6 9TH NV. Phone Main N2S.
Evening star., 1920-03-17

Brick and stone residence. z
rooms and hath, hot-water heat,
electricity, brick garage.
Price, $13,5 500.
The F. H. Smith Company.
Sis 18th st. NV. Main 6464.
The New York herald., 1920-01-02
Thousands in Loot
Uncovered by Raid

Silverware and linens valued at several
thousand dollars and stamped with the
names of some of the leading hotels of the
city were found by detectives yesterday
when they made raid on lodging house
i'm Enghth avenue. Nineteen men and a
woman were arrested. Three OF the men.
ali Mexicans. are accused of stealing $50
from soldier.
The complaint was made by Private
Manuel Barrose. stationed at Pier No. g.,
Hoboken. who said that he had been held
up and robbed early yesterday morning at
Thirty-fourth street and Eighth avenue
After an investigation Detectives Hogan
Cooney and Monde, OF the West Thirty
seventh street station, made the RAID.
Three of the men arrested were identified
by the soldier They are Joaquin Meyer
of No oSl Eighth avenue; Simon Reyes, of
No 264 West Forty-first street. and Joseph
Villasenor. of No. 3S South street. They
are accused of grand larceny.
The New York herald., 1920-01-02
Says High Prices
Endanger Country's
Credit Structure

Present high prices cannot continue to
advance without endangering the indus
trial and credit structure of the country,
says j.. H. Tregoo, secretary-treasurer
Nations Association of Credit Men, in a
communication sent to the members Of
that body. He says:-
Beyond a certain peak there will be a
disability among n certain class or per-
sons. the middle class we could say, who
are not organized. and who. as laborers
lor clerks, or as managers of departments,
have felt the stress OF advancing prices
more than have the other classes. They
will be unable to buy and there will be n
ldisinclinat.on on the part of others to
buy, so that production will fall Off.
When this point is reached the entire in-
dustrial structure is 20 feel the effect,
first In ono industry and then in another.
1T is serious question, not serious
enough TO throw fear into our hearts. but
the kind OF question that should stimulate
our best energies and bring us promptly
TO its fearless treatment
Economies must be exercised. extrava-
giant buying must be curbed, waste must
be reduced so that the cost of production
may represent necessary items alone and
the strain on production brought within
the limits of comfortable living and it's
prime necessities"
The New York herald., 1920-01-02
BRUTALITIES AT BEDFORD
UNLIKELY, SAY SURGEONS
Especial pEspArcH no rIIr HERALp.l I

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALp.l
BEDFORD, N. Y. Thursday,-John S.
Kennedy. vice president of the State
Prison Committee. who has been investi-
eating stories of alleged brutality told by
prisoners in the Bedford Reformatory for
Women, has obtained the opinions of four
surgeons to the effect that it would be
impossible to string up prisoners in the
manner In which they have testified with
out doing severe bodily injury to them.
One of the surgeons, Lieutenant Amos
o. Squire. U. S. NJ, retired, the chief ply
sican at Sing Sing, wrote that when he
received a query from Mr.. Kennedy he
caused the experiment to be made in
Sing Sing. The result convinced him. he
said, that the "stringing up stories told
by the women at Bedford are highly i'm
probable.
Dr. Squire said that in order to aid the
experiment guard at Sing Sing volun-
teered to be Strung up with his hands
handcuffed behind him and his feet off
the floor. The minute this was done, DIR,
Squire said. the guard shrieked with pain
and turned over so that he was in the
position of standing on his head.
The other surgeons, in separate opinions,
coincided with the views of DR.. Squire.
The New York herald., 1920-01-02
Yesterdays Fires.

Io.o5 A. NJ. No. 31s Fordham road, Bronx;
Fred Nuller owner: loss not learned
los A. NJ, No. 115 Madison avenue; Gunfile
Manufacturing Company; none,
I:ts, NJ , No trli,ss ISGo Lexington avenues
''s i:s5 A. NJ, No. ri West Thirty-third street;
AUTOMOBILES; Empire Carting Company; not
'esras sas 4. NJ No. 1877 Brook avenue; not learned
lnios.A H:iSs A. NJ, No. 527 West 1s4th street; not
s:ae 4. NJ No. s7l Brook avenue, Bronx: A. L..
4:f5 A. 81. No 21s Cherry street; not learned {;
"q 30 4. n, No 90 vesey street; cararide & Co.;
s:ac i. NJ, No. 321 East 111th street; Muntcr
s:s5 4. ~. Nos. i24.1os East I2ath street; ga
rage 5 po sa'nsa M Co. ss corsiiandt street. Ei,man
III 1i:sS .9' NJ. No 14s West Forty fifth street;
Frederick Bawcrs: trifling.
400 +. n. No 29o Brcome street; Liberty
Merchandise Company; slight.
3:05 Y. NJ. Olinville avenue and lester street,
$40 r. NJ, No. 772 Tenth avenue; Julia Berg;
2::p p. NJ. No. 4,o77 Park avenue, Bronx; Pro-
gressiye Macaroni Company; not learned.
Sis y. NJ, No. a66 Houston street; Joseph
9:so p. NJ 10. 27os Broadway; Henry Loewen.
sos r, NJ. No. si5 East Fourteenth street;
Albert Findyer; triflnr. ,.., - -.
$40 p. M;. No. ca West Hath street; not
es!ssa s'ss r. No. a,as4 Eighth avenue; Daniel
S:s5 i, NJ, No, i55 Sixth avenue; Lnmbesmar a
Carts not learned.
The New York herald., 1920-01-02
Mr.. GERARD NON-COMMITTAL
ON RAILROADS. FUTURE

James w. Gerard, formerly Ambas-
sador to Germany and now candidate
for the Democratic nomination for
President. was the principal speaker at
the "open house day" of the Bedford
Branch of the Young Mems Christian
Association in Brooklyn yesterday after
noon. Mr.. Gerard spoke on America"
Mr.. Gerard characterized the scheme for
government ownership Of the railroads
as a grave question" and one which
will have prominent part in the Presi-
Dental campaign. He asked his audience
If they favored government control of
the roads.
mo" was the chorus. I'VE have
enough trouble now without govern
ment control of the railroads." man
shouted.
II have not definitely made up my
The New York herald., 1920-01-02
KENTUCKY CHEMIST
SOLVES RIDDLE OF
ALCHEMY, HE Says
Claims Production of Gold and
Silver by Duplicating Ma
ture's Own Processes.
Especial DESPATCH TO THE HERALD.J

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALpl
LOUISVILLE, KY, Thursday.-The pro-
duction of gold and silver through me-
chanical duplication of natures process
as the result of experiments covering q
period of eighteen years. was announced
here today, and documents were produced
intended to show that at least one eminent
chemist has made gold from the formula
of the discoverer. Reports covering a
period of two. years also were exhibited,
apparently establishing precious metal
values. assaying from few cents to s4se
ton.
The discoverer of the process is DIR.
Thomas M. Rees, of Dayton, KY. chem
ist who believes he has wrested from ma
ture its long sought secret. He has worked
on the theory that certain chemicals SUBJ
jected to known degrees of heat for exact
periods would produce gold.
According to his announcement, DR..
Rees has made hundreds of experiments.
When they began to produce results the
gold making formula was submitted to
widely known chemist, whose letters were
pointed to as evidence of the correctness
of the theory. The letters were exhibited
today, with the stipulation that the chem
lists name be withheld. Under date of July
8, 1912, he wrote to DR.. Rees:-"I have
just received a report from the assayer to
whom sent the result of my experiment.
His report is, Gold trace, silver none. Es-
timated value of gold fifteen to twenty
cents
letter apparently written by the same
chemist under date of February H. 1916,
asserted that he believed DIR. Rees was ION
the right track" in his researches, and
added that "the history of the electric light
may perhaps parallel this" He also pointed
out that at the very time when certain
workers were prophesying that the electric
light would never become anything more
than chemical curiosity others were per-
fecting the light that was destined to revo-
lutionize the worlds method of lighting
Mr. Rees' announcement comes on the
heels of Paris despatch reporting that
Sir Ernest Rutherford, OF the University
of Manchester, England, had solved the
riddle of the transmutation Of metals. 1t
was pointed out by friends of DR.. Rees
here that his discovery rested on an en-
tirely different basis and is eradicated
solely upon a duplication Of natures
process.
The New York herald., 1920-01-02
NEWS AND GOSSIP
AFFECTING LOCAL
REALTY MARKET
Sales and Leases Reported by
Brokers in Manhattan
and Bronx.

| l. Lincoln Seide Company sold for Will
lam schuster the southwest corner of
Madison av and seth. ST., seven story
apartment, 1Oo1lx120
Buys West Side Apartments.
NcMorrow Brothers Company purchased
from George Branson, 316 and 31s West
S1st ST., two six story apartments 1O0x102.
through Pease & Gilman.
Slawson & Hobbs sold for Quincy F..
Gushing TO Harry Schiff, the seven story
apartment. 80 West s5th St, 75x1oo
Lnrge Broad Street Lease.
Rice and Hill leased to S. F. Haddad.
five story building at So Broad ST. and
IL Stone ST.. for twenty years at a total
rental approximating 100000
Unluue Lease Closed.
Robert NJ. Kern and Jacob Anron sub
leased in 116 and 11S East 14th St, through
the Cross & Brown Company. the west
store to Nedlag Realty Company for
twenty-one years from May 1, 1921.
Dwelling and Flats Sold.
Edward c. II. Vogler sold for Gilbert
10. Ward the three story dwelling 161 West
9lst ST., 17x1O0. to James S. Maher.
Eugene j. Busher sold for the LenoX
Hill Hospital the two four story flats at
Jacob Bass.
Other Recent Leases.
John p. Peel Company leased fifth
loft at 143 and 145 Prince st. to World
Clothing Company, fourth loft to Simon,
Cohn & Co., third loft to Faichuk & Stein
berg. second loft TO Kessler & Co. and
first loft to S. Lederman; also at 10 West
18th st. eighth loft to Poretz Brothers,
seventh loft to A. Cristoceillo, fourth loft
to NJ. A. Gents Company and second loft
Ito Klinger & Rubin.
Samuel H. Martin leased to William
Camph second floor at 691 Columbus av.
Brooklyn transactions.
Bulkley & Horton Company sold 72 Hall
ST., Brooklyn a three story frame six
family dwelling, 20x10O, for Max Abrams.
Baffa & Dixon sold the three family
apartment at 81 South sth ST., Brooklyn,
Ito Bertha Nagler and the three story two
family dwelling at S4 briggs av. for
Sophia Cohen.
F.. c. Sauter sold plot in the south side
of 18th ST., 100 feet from Tenth av., Brook
lyn. to B. Pioonne &s Sons; also 20x10O in
East Sth St, between avenues X and l.,
for Title Guarantee and Trust Company
to Edward 1. Wilson.
Sale at Bridge PLAZA.
-Callman Company and James l..
Brokaw sold to the Standard Steel Car
Company, of Pittsburg. five story build
ling containing 10000 square feet. to
be built on a plot of $1,000 square feet, on
the block front in South Jane St, from
Ely av. to William ST., Long Island City.
Other Realty Reports.
Frank Hughes Taylor Company sold for
Ernest ]. James to H. II. St Clair 81
Franklin place, Montclair, N. j., dwelling,
1O0xl50.
George W. Both sold about two acres
for the Scarsdale Estates adjoining the
residence of d. Gristede.
Scarsdale Estates, Robert h. Farley
president, sold Colonial Lodge, In the
Greenacres section of Scarsdale, to j. w.
ILenhardt.
The New York herald., 1920-01-02
COURT CALENDARS
FOR TODAY.

Appellate Division Supreme Court;-Reeess.
Supreme Court. Appellate Term,,Kecess. .to-o
Supreme Court, Special Term. Part l-beiore
Davis, J. Motion calendar called at l0;lo A. 81.
Part 2-Before Greenbaum j. Court opens al
1880 A. NJ. Ex-parte matters at 1880 A. NJ.
Parts 3. 4. and 6.-Recess.
Surrogates' Court, Chambers rs--Before Cohalan,
s. At 1890 A. NJ. Motion calendar; Wills foI
Burke, Vincent Mcmahon, Robert
w. Fenneil, Charles Byrnes. Rosa Hahn. Sophie
NJ. g. Geer, John u. Chambers.
Trial Term. m.--Adjourned for the term.
Cjty Court Special Term. Part before Cal
lshan, J. Motion calendar called at 10 4. NJ. 81
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mind on this point" Mr.. Gerard said. II
intend to give government ownership OF
railroads great deal Of earnest con-
sideration before 7 commit myself"
Mr.. Gerard denounced Bolshevism,
which, he declared, was not to be feared
in America.