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Arizona republican., 1920-06-30
TO TAKE MAN BACK
 ON SERIOUS CHARGE

A warrant of extradition yesterday was granted to George Barbish, an agent of the state of Texas, who pre- sented a requisition from the governor of Texas for Charles Hammond, a residents of Tucson, who is now in custody at Tucson. Hammond. who has been a resident of this state for the last four years, has been indicted in Travis county, Texas, for the crime of incest committed in November Of 1916. The victim was his daughter then under 15 years of age.
 At the time of the departure or Hammond from Travis county for Ari- zona this unnatural relation was un- known and unsuspected. It was brought to the notice of the Texas au- thorities only recently when the daughter returned to Texas on visit to relatives. It was then discovered that she had become mother, and her confession implicated her father. She then confessed to the beginning of the relation within the Jurisdiction of the state of Texas.
 Agent Barbish, armed with the war rant, left last plight for Tucson and will start with Hammond for Texas today.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-30
BRIzONA ID SPEND S1.OO0,O0O FOR NEW
 SCHOOL FACILITIES

Arizona is determined 10 uphold its rank as second bes> among public school systems ir the United States. To this end. educational facilities in the state Will be supplemented by nearly a dozen new structures within tAe next lew months. The aggregate cos of these structures will be more than a million dollars. Phoenix heads the list with proposed improvements costing S50G-G00. for which bonds re- gently were voted. These improve -uenIs include manual arts. liberal arts and gymnasium building at the high school. Plans for the first have all ready been completed.
 Plans for the liberal arts building are now nearing completion by Lescher and kibbey. local architects. The pro- rsoseG cost Of the structure is S200, ,000. I- will be two-story building with basement under all. with p class rooms and a cafeteria in the basement. Class A construction will be employed throughout, with plastered exterior to harrnonize with other buildings of the h1sh school group.
 IL will be a ''U" shape structure, the main building being 65x160 feet with wings on each end, 35X35. It will face on Seventh street. The school board
Arizona republican., 1920-06-30
FLOODS IF LETTERS
 ASK | INFORMATION

Game Warden Prochaska believes that he ought to be paid a part of the salary of the secretary of the Cham Der of Commerce inasmuch as much of the business which otherwise would de- volve upon that commercial body has been diverted to him. But it was in vited by the game warden by an article he had written for Outdoor Life which appears to have been extensively read.
 The mail of the game warden is laden with inquiries from all parts of the country for further information re- garding the White Mountains which Mir. Prochaska. using a more or less stereOtyped phrase, had described as the playground of America. It appears now that hundreds of people are in ., playful mood.
 Letters come from New York from Boston and one yesterday from the Bronx. There is also one from Cor doVa, Alaska. All these inquiries, the in his purview but they are by no means all. He is willing to tell the writers what he knows about wild turkey. bear dear, trout fishing and other matters properly appertaining to what he had written for Outdoor Life
 But many of the letters demand other information, relative to cotton. alfalfa. bookkeeping and poultry raising as wen as other subjects with which he is not officially familiar
 But he never tires of talking of the White Mountains and he answers all questions concerning that region cheer fully. He will be able to talk more about it when he retIrus with his com mand of Boy Scouts. who will be able to supply any information that he may be likely to overlook.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-30
BATH ROOM CHAT
 MAY AFFECT SUIT

SPOKANE-What Pearl heard in the bath room may change the com plexion of Mrs. Margaret Westerfields s breach of promise suit of $25,0O0 against N. P. Nelson. Pearl Naftus said in court she heard Mrs. Wester- field in the room next to her bath room, talking about Nelson and that she said he was an old, gray headed, blankety- blank blank"
Arizona republican., 1920-06-30

The French army has adopted for it's airRlanes a silencer, which not only reduces the noise nut prevents fire rom the explosion of gasoline when the exhaust pipe Is overheated.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-20

Our Ready-to-Wear Section is just
overlooked with the seasons latest
NODES Our advice to women who
are seeking stylish and smart apparel is
not to overlook that section.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-20

Every section throughout the store
contributes its share Of genuine say
lngs and the most attractive values of
all you'll find in our Ready-to-Wear
section.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-20
Is Creating Intense Interest

Since we opened our doors Saturday morning our
store has been crowded with people, all sharing fully
in the splendid savings.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-15
SUMMONS

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK, BY THE GRACE OF GOD. FREE
AND INDEPENDENT,
To Laletta Leland, Louis F. Leland, Frank
r. Leland. Dante V. Leland Amalia Leland
ttormerly Gambinossi). Eufrasia Leland
Martha Calder Bridgewater. Elizabeth Est
Ter. Myrah Irene Leland. Frank l. Leland
lieorgetta Gaynbinossi. Lucy Leland, Frank
f. Leland. Jr. New York County National
Bank, William r. Stewart Jr. Frances E.
Leland. David II. Knott. Sheriff OF New York
creditors. next OF kin otherwise IN the
Estate OF Francis L. Leland, deceased who
al The time of his death resided at the Clar-
endon, 86th Street and Riverside Drive In
the Borough of Manhattan, City. County and
State Of New York SEND GREETING:
Upon the petition Of Frank r. Leland
Joseph McCloskey and the United, States
corporation having Is Office at 45 Wall
Street New York City. you and each OF you
are hereby cited to show cause before the
Surrogates' Court OF New York County, held
ar the Hall OF Records IN the County OF New
York on the 9Th day OF June. 1920. at half
why the account Of Joseph McCloskey, Frank
r. Leland and the United States Trust Com
pany of New York as administrators with
the Will annexed OK said deceased should not
b', tudicfaily settled.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. We havs
caused the seal OF the Surrosates' Court of
the said County OF New York to be
[Seal1 hereun,o affixed.
WITNESS. HONORABLE JOHN
p. COHALAN. a Surrogate Of our said Coun-
ty. ~ the County OF New York, the 9th day
os April. In the year OF our Lord one thou
snnd nine hundred and twenty.
DANIEL J. DOWDNEY,
Clerk OF the SUrrogateS Court
New-York tribune., 1920-04-15
PUBLIC NOTICE


For Furnishing and Erecting struct ura,
ssset Tor Inspection Shed for the White
p'zira Road Rapid rrsnsi, Railroad
teased bids or proposals FOR furnishing
aaS erecting structural steel for an In
seecs.on 6nsd tn tho lsoth Street Yard Of
Bead Rapid Transit Railroad. vii, be
received by the Transit Construction Com.
,aisssonsr 81 the Btata ss Kew York thers-
matter called the 'commissionsr') on bs-
.ss o The City OF New York at the Of
sss o. the Com missioner At No. 20 L&fay-
80 s,r.ss, Borough os Manhattan. New
Lerx Cisy. Until the z3rd day Of April,
ssss. - eleven thirty III 800 o'clock q. m.
~ Nhich tins and place. at Il later dAts
e - hxrd BY tas Corr the pro-
eesafs VIII bs puhiscfy opened.
Ins Inspection Shed. for which said
.,.ae.1ra, .s.as. .tssi y 70 be surnisned and
.ocAiss Ia the Borough Of The Bronx. sx-
ending over and along City property.
eoSnss1 Oh the south 5y East fseth Street
~ lie west by Bronx Park end on the
aSrtn erd east By the main line Of the
wnts Fiains Road harid Transit Rail-
Ths Contractor must eenpiess tho work
w1.h'H esysp ~ nsenths trosE. the da-
HSeTy 81 the contract.
fuftsr esSrrfrgton Of the work and
sssAer rsaosrsrnsrss. provisions and spsc.-
1sascns ara Esysr IN the Tnforfns sfop tor
sntynttoys ara Ia the FERNS o< contract.
.s1sfart 6ravfuas. bcad and Contractors y
rsegesal, whteh ere 20 ~ desmad Z part
- Ihis Invtfstion sn1 ccpise Of which raay
- snsve1ts4 ana c1rchaseA ~ SAID Office
" tas Com missioner.
fhs yscsfps OF a,as viii ~ subject 70 the
.en's'rssnsase wrsesaea IN sasd Information
rfr-
New-York tribune., 1920-04-15
New Workers Acquire
Homes in Westchestcr

The Robert E. Farley Organization
sold for Mrs. Rense Bouncicault he1
home at Sd Sruyvesant Avenue, Larch-
mont Park, Larchmont, to NJ. E. Smith
Of this city, and for Mrs. Rose Zinkin
her house on Morningside Road. in the
Nepperhan Heights section Of Yonkers
to Emile J. Dherbe.
The residence Of Mrs. Grace Deverill
on Ridgewood Terrace. Chappaqua, has
been sold by George Howe, who also
sold for Mrs. Agnes S. Holtsmark the
dwelling 10 Lenox Avenue. White
Plains. to Mrs. Stephanie E. Knapp, of
this city.
Fish g. Marvin rented at Scarsdale
for DR.. Thomas Harris his residence
at Scarsdale to Clarence A. Hellman:
for the Rev. E. P. Miller residence fur
nished for the summer to James Tai
colt jr, and the residence of G. D.
Milne at Scarsdale to H. Castillo, fur
nished.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-15
Sales at Auction
AT IA vEsEY STREET

BY Bryan L. Kennedy
ii2TH ST. 2. w, s. sSs " 9Th ~. sl'
Ms S9s S1sd S1ssy fo1 ass .sseoo ysSp'AF' sales
Hath ST, 90 W. n 8. 400 Lemon Az
25xleoli: 6-sty nat: voluntary sale; K
Jacob Alperin for $4,000.
2sD ST. 24o e. 3 8, l41.s "a av, 1910,
s8.g; 3-sty dwelg; voluntary sale; &
Il N Henry for $4,000
ssTH ST, 22S-a27 e. 3. iss I'd av
to Caroline e Brown for sls.75o.
lST Av, ase-a73. S. 24s 2ed st, 7Sxloc
two 5-sty flats. voluntary sale: to J A
Bernard for s395oo.
WATER ST, 236, Q g 53.3 Beekr,ar st
l6.6x741l; 5sty building; voluntary sale
TO James J Caraons for s24.7ao.
CANAL ST. 497. n s. sos Reuw.cl st
sale; to Henry sry for or'is sii.sjo. voluntary
SUFFOLK ST, 1e, g. 1855 Hester st.
26xloo; 51a -sty tenmt; voluntary saia
to Myer Breakstein for s2s.e50.
BY Henry Brady
10TH ST. 45S w, s. 77.6 10th av, aoss
Ia1; 6-sty tenmt and strs: Lawyers Mtg
GO agt Marsaret Ford ct all: Jan,ai
Dunne: ref: dye, ss,42s. 25; ta1ss, etc
By Joseph p Day
LIsPENARD ST. A. 3 .. les Church s,
bldg Warren CruikshanIf trus, agt Mar,
French ct al: Francis W Pollock. ref
due, sac, o79. o4; ta-ss. etc, s1.0377S: ad
5ourned to April rs.
BRONX EXCHANGE
By James Donovan
GLOVER ST. 1926. n G stearns s,, 25z
1po 49,. Yacnnt. a: John Fippinger agt Angus
1laintir for $500. '' ''''''' 10 'hs
New-York tribune., 1920-04-15
Buy
r. Story Park
Ave. Apartment
Acquire House Adjoining
Corner of 18th Street:
Sale of Two Ten-Storv
Flat SON the Heights

Payson Mel Merrill Company sold
for the s23 Park Avenue Company,
William J. Taylor president, 1923 Park
avenue, modern twelve and one-half
story apartment, 6ox10O, adjoining the
aor'neast corner Of Seventy-ffth
street. The property has been pur-
chased by syndicate, composed about
equally of some of the present tenants
and outside stockholders, who will oc-
eupy apartments. The building was
erected by the William ]. Taylor Con-
sluc.lon Company about eight years
ago ana contains twelve duplex apart
ments Of twelve rooms and four baths
each; Among those now occupying
apartments aI in the building are Joseph
". Welsh, Clarence NJ. Wooiley. Orson
=. Mum, Geraldyn L. Redmond and
Cecil Barret.
Payson Mel. Merrill Company also
sold l61 East Thirty Street, a
TOUR story dwelling, 20x10O, for Albert
;. hubbard to Hugh E. OReilly, and
Ior the Seven Oaks Company to Lewis
o. henry the vacant property adjoin-
ing his residence on Berkeley Avenue.
Orange, N. j.
Samuel Barkin resold TO the Gillette
Realty Company Picken Court. ten
story apartment at the south corner of
Riverside Drive and 148th Street.
Spots & Starr Inc, sold for J, w
Mengel to client of Herman Falk the
Sophomore, a ten-story apartment, 21
Ciaremont, Avenue. S4x10o. The seller
acquired the property about two weeks
ago through the same brokers.
The Esther Realty COMPANY sold IN.
Chiselhurst, six-story apartment, 455
Fort Washington Avenue, 82.2x108 .6x
irregular.
I. Portman resold to the Bardale
Realty Company the hve-story apart
ment, 300 to 304 Hoven Avenue, 75xl2O.
SPOTS q Starr, Inc, were the brokers'.
Il. W. Smith. Inc. sold for the Revo-
noe Realty Company to the Progress sive
Commercial Association the six-story
Avenue and 145th Street, with twelve
stores.
Folsom Brothers Inc. sold for Jacob
Burstein l04 West Eighty-third Street,
iive-story fat, 25x100. to Joseph Gold
graben
E. A. Dalke bought the four-story
house 81 West Twenty-eighth Street,
20x98.9.
Lloyd Winthrop Company sold for
Agnes r. Boyd to Roth-Braum Realty
Company. 20 West Eighty fourth
Street, a five-story apartment.
Samuel H. Martin sold for Sara But
Ter Nealley the fye-story apartment
III West Sixty eighth Street, 3Ox1O0.
Harris, Vought & Co. sold for Har-
riet A. Reinig the four story fat, 25x
1929 N174 East Eightieth Street.
Y. q. M. Boyajian resold 1870 and 1872
Lexington Avenue, northwest corner
OF Thirtyfrst Street, 43x47.1O, brought
through 7. Foster Gaines, Of Gaines,
Van Nostrand e. Morrison, through the
same brokers.
The Meister Builders purchased
from the East River Savings Insttu-
tion the southwest corner OF Second
Avenue and 117th Street q six-story
apartment with four stores, 50x5s.5.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-15
Home Buving in BROOKLYN

Charles Partridge sold the two-fan1-
lily house at 614 St. Johns Place for
Rose V. Wertheimer.
Walter S. Ross and c. c. Gretsinger
sold for Catherine Maria the dwelling
at 67s East Seventy-sixth Street.
The F. c. Sauter Agency sold the
dwelling at 45s Sixth Avenue for Mil
dred Del Monte to Harry E. Gissing
The B. F. Knowles Company sold 152
South Second Street, twofamily
house, 1896. for Mrs. Ward, and the
plot, 44Ox100. on the south side Of
Malhone Street, 81 feet west of Rogers
Avenue. for Thomas H. Ireland
The Bulkley G. Horton Company sold
726 Elmore Place, a dwelling, 40x100,
for SOPHIE Clifford.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-15
News Comment and Recorded the Realty Market
Penns, lvania Concern
To Locate in MURRAY Street

Edward J. Hogan leased for Colum-
bia University, trustees, the four-story
loft at 72 Murray Street to the Anchor
Packing Company, Of Pennsylvania.
J. B. English leased for L. Book 4
Co. two lofts at l39 Charles Street to
Alyward Machine Company.
The Charles F. Noyes Company
leased the store and basement at 1880
Cortlandt Street to Sisser Bros. Ex-
press. Inc; space at 5o-52 Pine Street
to William Leroy Wyckoff; at 1870
Broadway to Edwin W. Hammer, and
the two floors at 1920 West Forty
third Street to the Jane Gray Com
pany.
George r. Read & Co. rented the
ground and first floors at G4-s6 Nassau
Street to the Menter Company.
J. Clarence Davies has leased to
the Record Card Company the store
and basement at 2l and 20 White
Street.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-15
Greatest Interest Now
Displayed in Dwellings
Buying Has Switched From Large to Small
Residential Property; Many Houses Will Be
Altered Into Studios; Renters Are Active BUYERS

Dwellings seem 10 have displaced
apartments as the big attraction in the
realty market. Cessation in apart
ment buying, though noticeable, espe-
cially in TIE last few days, may be only
a temporary lull in the trading in this
class Of realty. Interest in dwellings
has been steadily on tho increase,
starting, say, ten days ago. From the
information gathered. the current buy
ing Of private houses is more than a
fever" Buying for the most part
is for occupancy. Houses in every we'll
established dwelling section in the city
were sold yesterday.
John J. and Theodore A. Kavanagh
sold for Ivan II. Josephs and David
Lion 241 to 251 East Seventy-seeond
Street, six three-story and basement
dwellings, 100x102.2; also. sold 239 East
Seventy Street, three story and
basement, 17.4x1O2.2. The buyer will
occupy. Also sold, for George W. Gold
berg, 222 East Seventy-second Street,
three-story and basement dwelling, 18x
1922, and for Anna L. Fink 224 East
Seventy-second Street. three-story and
basement QWSittu$, lcA1uS.S
Douglas Gibbons & Co. sold for Hugo
S. Joseph 154 and 156 East Seventy
eighth Street, two three-story dwell
ings. 1s.9x102.2 each. They will be re-
modelled for the use Of the buyers.
Douglas L. Gilman & Co. sold for a
client Of Harris, Vought & Co. the four
story and basement dwelling at 174 East
Eightieth Street, 25x102.2, to Eugene
Klapp.
The residence Of the late Justice Eu-
gene A. Philbin, four-story and base
ment house. 20x100.5. at 63 West Fifty
second Street, has beeA sold by his
widow.
The Antare Realty Company sold to
Helen Bradley, the three-story and
basement dwelling at 120 East Sixty
fourth Street, 20x10O.5.
Payson Mel. Merrill Company sold
for Guy r. McLane, 107 East Thirty
eighth Street, fve-story modern Eng
lish basement dwelling with electric
elevator. The buyer will occupy.
Tenants Are Buying in West Side
Frederic H. Allen, of Frederick Zittel
& Sons. sold for the Farmers Loan &
Trust Company trustee for the Edison
estate, 313 West Seventyfourth Street,
q FIVE and one-haif story American
basement dwelling, with elevator, 25x
New-York tribune., 1920-04-15

SUPREME couRf--NEw YORK COUNTY,
Jack b Davenport, Plaintiff. arr in.,
annuirn-n,. ~A Aoi
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT.
You are hereby summoned TO answer the
complaint In this action ana serve a cupy Of
your answer the plaintiffs attarncvs
within twenty days after tina service OF this
Summons, exclusive OK the day of aervica
% ams in ,,s sass sf your % failure 20 appear or an.
by dsfanss for the relief demanded Ia tbs
complaint. " ,''s
Dated, Row York, March l2, 1890
EDWARD r. QUINN
Attorney fos Plaintiff. Once p. O. A.
dress No 81 Broadway. Borough OF Mar
nAtian, Eew York City.
TO TILE DEPENDANT. BLANCHE G..
DAVENPORT.
The foregoing summons IL served upon yo,,
oy publication pursuant to an order Of Hon,
Josspn T. Newscrssr Justice Of the suprenns
:. 1927 :nd nisd or April 2. 1850. with the
County OF New York a, tho County court
houss. borough OF Manhattan. City of Nav
ferkt the original complaint hav1nx been ds,iy
flied IN sasd office on Apru ard. 1910.
DeeeA. Aew York. April ara. 1890.
EDWARD r, QI'feyT
New-York tribune., 1920-04-15
Trading in the Bronx

A. G. Bachmann and William Stein
back sold for Herman Sturcke 995
Southern Boulevard. five-story apart
ment, 4oxl3O. The former also sold for
L. Hinler to Sloane & Weiss $50 Tif-
<any Street, fve-story apartment, 4Ox
100, and for Charles Riley to Max
Schwartz and a Mr.. Schapiro LAG Tif-
fsny Street, a three-fan,ily house.
j. Clarence Davies sold to Rebecca
Hanover S71 East 162d Street, a two
famiy house, 22x95.
Leopold Weiss sold to Louis Mines
and Lena Fetzler respectively the two
three-family dwellings 1851 and 1868
Teller Avenue. Louis Block & Co. were
the brokers.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-15
Clerk Of the surrogates' Cour;

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. NEW
RELL. Plaintiff. against WILLIAM
LLEWELLYN TERRELL. Defendant Ac-
tion for Annulment OF Marriage. Sum
mons.
To tho above named Defendant:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED Go
answer the com piatEt IN this action and
TO serve q copy OF your answer on the
Plaintiffs Attorney within twenty days
after the service OF this summons ex.
elusive OF the day OF service, and In case
OF your failure to appear or answer 1ud z
ment will be taken egainat you by de-
fault tor the relief demanded in the com
plant.
Dated March "a 1920
WALTER p. VILE,
Attorney for Plaintifr. On.co and Post
once Address, 50 Wall ST., Boroug i
OF Manhattan New York city
To WILLIAM LLEWELLYN TERRELL.
Defendant:
Ths foregoing summons IL served upon
you ny publication. pursuant to an order
Of HON. JOSEPH z. NEWBERGER
Justice OF the Supreme Court of the state
ot New YORK. Gated the 27th day of
March. 1870. and hicd with the com plant
~ the ONCE OF the Clerk of tho COUNTY ~;
New York. at the County Court House in
the Borough OF Manhattan. City. Countv
and state OF New York
Dated March 3o 1927
WALTER D. VILE
Attorney for Plaintiff. ONCE ara po..
once Address. 81 Wall st., Borour n
ta Manhattan. Now York CITY
New-York tribune., 1920-04-15

70; nc to ,',,9 .;la Silent of Louis P. Downsy,
F. R. Wood & Co. sold 21 West
Lightly second Street, q four-story and
basement dwelling, 2Ox102.2 to Major
=. Jablons, Medical Corps, U. S. A., and
abraham Jablons, for occupancy.
Inc Brown Wheelock Company, Inc,
sold for the Clark estate, 73 West
Eighty fifth Street. four-story dwell
ing, l7.6x1o2.2. to Sophie Friend, the
tenant.
Henry Parsons sold 323 West Eighty
second Street, four-story and base
nsent dwelling on lot 20x1022, near
Riverside Drive.
Slawson & Hobbs resold for William
G. Strange jr., 257 West Seventy-third
Street, four-story dwelling, 19.sx102.2,
to buyer for occupancy.
Blanche S. Erdman has sold 304 West
Io9th Street, fve-story dwelling, 19x
100.11.
Dwelling Sales in Old Sections
Mrs. John B. Cordes sold to Ennis 4
Sinnott 143 West Eleventh Street, a
four-story dwelling, 21.5x103.3, through
J. Irving Walsh.
Dwight, Archibald & Perry sold for
the estate of Harriet j. Furman the
front and rear dwellings Ala West
Nineteenth Street, 25x92, to John T.
Stanley.
Harry wystad, the tenant. bought
the four-story building at 81 West
Twenty-hrst Street, 21x98.e.
The Williams Dexter Company pur-
chased from E. e. Dunlap 10 and 81
Barrow Street, four story and two and
one-half story dwellings,, each 25xs2.s,
and from Miss Evelyn Ballantine the
three-story house at At.
Ownership Changes in Harlem
Shaw & Co. have sold for Jacob Men
dlowitch to the Barney Improvement
Corporation 212 and 214 West 1924
Street, two three-story and basement
dwellings, 15x100.1l.
Goodwin & Goodwin sold for David
Harris to S. Kohosoff the three-story
and basement dwelling at ITO Wes.
l21st Street, 20x1O0.11.
W. D. Morgan sold "a Hamilton Ter
race. three-story dwelling, 19x1Oo,
for the Central Union Trust Company,
trustee, to w. E. Byles for occupancy.
George ". Brettell sold for Ella Heb
bard to John Lalor the three-story
house, 40x100, at 1872 East 127th Street.
Samuel NJ. Reiss, attorney, sold for
Mrs. Amelia c. Raubitschek the dwell
ing 392 Audubon Avenue to Louis Katz-
man for occupancy.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-15
New Country Club
For Pelham Manor
bonnie Brae Property To Be
Site of Golf Course and House
of Pelham Golf CInh

Harris B. Fisher sold to the palham
Leasing Corporation the acreage
known as Bonnie Brae, on the Boston
Post Road, lying partly in the village
OF Pelham Manor and New Rochelle
The corporation has acquired the prop
erty for the Pelham Golf and Country
Club. recently organized, and viii
shortly exercise its options on the re.
malnder OF the tract necessary for the
links.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-15
Mrs. Sage's Home at Lawrence
Sold to Mrs. Chauncey Marshall

John F. Scott sold for the Mrs. Rus
sell Sage estate the country place for
merly occupied by her at Lawrence,
L. l. The property is on Ocean Ave
nue.. Mrs. Chauncey Marshall is the
buyer.
]. Albert Johntra sold the two
family dwelling, 25x100, at so Burling
Avenue, Flushing, for Emma G. Schenck
to Herman Blum.
Cecil B. Ruskay purchased a house
on Mcneil Avenue, Far Rocksway, from
Henry Nj. Toch.