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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-26

-. "HV answered the call for an
officer, discovered the door entering
the basement open. and it Is believed
'hat II man was in there he escap-
.ed through this door without being
seen.
The trial Of John P. Murphy VS.
Z. B. Ewing. on charge of illegal
possession of real property, win be
heard in Judge Unruh's court Thurs
day, beginning at ten O'Clock. Mur-
phy alleges that Ewing holds a mar
eel OF land belonging to him without
right.
The hemstitehing shop at 429 Court
street, owned by Mrs. L. NJ. Neshit
has been bought by Mrs. f. C. De
long and Mrs. w. NJ. PRESLEY well
known in Salem. who will take
charge and manage the business af-
ter March /. Mrs. Nesbit plans to 60
to California. The new owners plan
to conduct an efficient shop for doing
all kinds of hemstitching, accordian
pleating and pleating. and button
making. The shop will be known as
the Salem Elite.
a war department telegram has
been received at the local recruiting
office for the army, in which special
provision is made for enlis.ments of
one year in certain branches of the
service. Regardless of prior service
minimum enlistments for one year
may be taken for field artillery or en-
sineers. The applicant also has the
option of designating any camp in The
L United States for station during his
service period. This is generally re,
sarded as a very good offer. especial,
for the specialized branches of ths
service named.
The citizens of Salem as rule
have no idea of the amount of mail
sent from the LOCAL postoffice. The
following figures will help them real.
ize the amount of business that pass
es through the hands of post office
employees daily. Wednesday, Febru.
ary 25, $4,000 letters went through
the cancelling machine. This included
first and third class matter, but not
parcel post mail. The lowest amount
of letters sent from the office in re.
cent months was 1000 and the gen.
! eral average is 10000.
For the information of numerou.
persons who have made Inquiries a
the post office regarding the closing
of the office on February 80, Post.
, master August Huckestein offers the
following item: According to the pro
visions of section 2S4, part 8, of pos
tai laws and regulations, in the cast
of legal holidays falling on Sunday
the following day is to be observed
{ During 1920 Washingtons birthday
Memorial day and Independence da.
July 4, fall on Sunday.
1 Because the Willamette universit,
} and Idaho quintets clash in game to-
5 night. the regular commercial league
basketball games in the Y. M. c. A
gymnasium, were again postponed
today. The league basketball gamei
t will continue in regular order agar
next week.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-26
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cuRRENT EVENTS

: -, as - Willamette-ldaho
: .rne armory, p. m.
: s Tsb 2s-Commercial league
! ..sstban game. Y. NJ. c. A.
5 " Mar Regular meeting
:, American Legion in armory
March business Mems
,.,ncheon, Commercial club.
veb sS-Marion County Lo-
u.rberry Growers Association
: 40, Commercial club.
,,areb 26.-Women's republi-
"ar club meeting, Commercial
! club. i. l. !. L X =
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-26

Il special meeting of Multi
W nomah chapter No. / X. A.
I.K NJ this evening. Work in
1EA Cne R. A. degree. Visiting
hzN Companions welcome. 4ss
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-26

No trace of 1917 Ford model auto
stolen Wednesday from in front of the
Caas X. Spaulding Logging company
plant had been found Thursday by
authorities, to whom the theft was re-
ported, The auto belongs to F. L.
Cation and bears an Oregon license
number 36493.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-26

! Moiti't who answered the eall for an
ottleer' discovered the door entering
'ne basement open, and it is believed
'hat II a man was in there he escap-
ed through this door without beinr
Iseen.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-26

Mrs. George Watson, a former resi-
dent of this city with her husband,
died at her home in Summit, New
Jersey, following a siege of influenza,
according to word received here We'd
nesday, She was i'll ten days. Burial
was in Greenwood cemetery. Brook.
lyn. New Yorok. February 16. accord
ing to advices received here.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-26

Because the Willamette university
and Idaho quintets clash in game to-
night. the regular commercial league
basketball games in the Y. M. c, A.
gymnasium, were again postponed
today. The league basketball games
will continue in regular order again
next week,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-26

Mrs A, G. Foor is business visitor
in Albany for a few days.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-26

,,,aa. .~e ,iial OF II. A. Bost, colored man
maj. sunday on charge of dis
,4olhe : Sa the peace, was twice postpon-
~ s.uisuay !. when the hearing, sched-
lssaa s ~ oegin before a jury in Police
- - Hace's court at 10 a. m. was
,hsa Az until Friday at 10. Bost,
n1,v %lsigned as Tuesday, pleaded not
! ,sos anu asked for a jury trial. He
a. susea p,,. OF tearing up a sign in
.Rc "'ce Bird cafe and calling Mrs.
eOok' waitress, vile names.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-26

The Marion County Loganberr,
Growers Association will hold its reg,
uiar monthly meeting at the CONNER
eial Club auditorium Saturday after
noon. The meeting will convene a.
z;So' with President Bruce Cunning
ham, presiding. At recent meeting O
the association plans to mobilize al
non-contraet growers in the count,
In a fight for higher rates for tn,
berries were laid
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-26

Summoned to the bedside of her
father, Rev. George f. Stivers, in
Eugene, WHO lays at the point of
DEATH Mrs. f, T. McCroskey, wife of
Manager McCroskey of the CONNER
cial Club, left this city Thursday
morning. Rev, Stivers suffered an at
tack of Influenza that later develop
ed into paraletic stroke, rendering
him helpless.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-26

The trial Of John P. Murphy VS.
L. b. Ewing, on charge of illegal
possession of real property. win be
heard In Judge Unruh's court Thurs
oay. beginning at ten O'Clock. Muir
phy alleges that Ewing holds a par
eel OF land belonging to him without
right.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-26

Leonard Carpenter, president of
iAe Medford Irrigation District, ac-
eompanied by Mrs. Carpenter, spent
Thursday in Salem in consultation
with the state engineer regarding dis
irict matters.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-26

Paul Wapato and Roy Skeen, win
ners of first and second place in the
Willamette university oratorical try
out held Monday, were awarded the
prizes of SIS and $40 offered by w.
f. Keyes, who offers this prize annual
ly for the winners in Oratory. The
prizes were presented in the chapel
service by Dean Alden.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-26

Word was received Wednesday
morning by postmaster August Huck-
estein that Portland has been made
the central accounting office for the
entire state of Oregon. Since 1917 the
local office has been the central
point for the distribution of supplies
and the receiving of the monthly re-
ports of all officers in Marion coun-
ty. A few months ago silverton was
transferred to the Portland district,
and now the entire state is tributary
to the metropolis.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-26

FENCE POSTS - Just arrived, 2
I carloads of lift. split cedar posts.
Get your requirements while they
last Chas. X. Spaulding Logging
Co. sos
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-26

Nothing was found missing We'd
nesday from the basement OF the
home of T. B. Jones. corner Center
and Commercial streets. although
prowler was reported being IN there
Tuesday night. Search in the base
ment few minutes after the pres
ence of the interloper there was re-
ported as unavailinS. Trafflc OIiicei
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-26

NOTTCE-Earl Wood, formerly of
the Liberty garage, and o. J. Perry.
who was shop foreman at Wick broth
srs for several years, do automobile
repalr!ng at sos Broadway. Phone
1859. IS
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-26

Mr. and Mrs, George Hack of Port.
land, have been the guests of Mrs
Clifford Farmer. 1895 Saginaw street
for the past few days.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-26

Basketball tonight, University of
Idaho vs. Willamette, Salem armory
Al Z o'clock. 49s
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-26

Charles Malbreuf, fruit exporter Of
Portland, formerly district freight
agent for the Southern Pacific was a
Salem visitor Thursday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-26

The Modern WOodmen will hold O
hard time social Thursday evening.
Everybody invited. 40"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-26

Development of the Phez company
farms in South Bottom, west of Che
mawa, and the planting of strawbcr-
ries and loganberries was inspected
"Wednesday afternoon by Manager T.
E. McCroskey of the Commercial
club, and three business men from
this city, William Gahlsdorf, Dave W.
Eyre and William McGilchrist, Jr.
The Phez company plans to have the
tracts on the farm planted and ap-
portioned and ready for sale to east
ern families by May l.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-26

At the offices OF the city health Of
ficer only two cases of influenza were
reported up to Wednesday noon. for
the twenty four hour period ending
at that time. Wednesday morning
one death due to influenza and pneu
monia was reported. This is the third
death certificate received during the
winter wherein influenza is mention
ed as one of the contributory causes
During the past twenty four hours
about ten quarantined cases have
been freed, due to the recovery OF
the patients.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-26

J. B. Pratt and Leonard Carpenter
engineer and president of the Med
ford Irrigation district, are here today
IN consultation with state Engineer
cupper relative to development work
in connection with their district.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-26

,. mrs Lucy Johnson, formerly pro-
ca C"e'Or OF the Glen hotel on North
e.,,s ,,''ereial street, has returned from
"ornia - . Where she has been spend
,,'... ue past few months, and has
S.,eu S.''aseu the Richmond hotel on
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-26

Deputy Secretary of State Sam A.
kOzer and Carl Gabrielson, in charge
o the automobile registration depart
aent' were in Portland last night at
lending the high iinks given by the
foruand Automobile association in
connection with the annual automo-
bile show.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-26

mrs susan Burkholder, of the Sa-
- - t1ooming House on the corner of
commercial and Court streets, has
%aseu the old Cottage hotel at the
s., 'n.r OF Commercial and Front
s1ee,s and will operate it in the fu-
'ae' The owner is having it renovated
'4u made into first class hotel.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-08-17
SHIPPING NEWS.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE l2J

10Th, 1880 AM, Hovland tNor). do for Nuor.
snes Norway.
Passed out 10Th, schr C white, Phila.
Str 1frd Nor, from Shields, has been
ordered to Balt!more.-Wlnd SW 10 miles
cloudy; smooth sea,
PORTLAND. Me, Aug 16--Sailed, str Free.
man Norfolk Wind L, light breeze; cloudy
PRovfpENcE, H. Aug I3--Arrived str
Quantico. Norfolk,
SAN ERANclsco Cal, Aug i4-Arrlvcd.
Kobe; San Juan, Colon &c: 18th. Royal Ar. M
row, Port Arthur Point Judith Baltimore,
&c Javary,. Shanghai. &C. Tofua (3r),
Wellington; Lompoc (Drl, Antoiagasta. &c.
tavia; Eastern lpporter. Shanghai; San
Jose, Balboa; 18th, Point Bonita, Atlantic.
SEATTLE, wash, Aug i5--Arrived, str
Arizona Maru Dap, Yokohama.
:, san PEDRo Cal, Aug i5-Arrivsd, str
SAN JUAN. pr, Aug rs. 0 AM-saiied, str
Philadslphin urom Curaeao). New York.
SAND KEY, Fla, Aug i4-pAsscd W, strs
18th, El Sud, Devon City fDr), socouy and
barge, Lippe (BrI, Hagan and III Dorado,
SAVANNAH, Ga, Aug i6-Arrived. strs
kohyo Maru Gap, Antwerp; City OF st
Arrived 18th. strs Lake Pleasant, whining.
ton. NC Kootenai, Brixham.
Arrived 10th, strs cretAn. Philadelphia
hlo ifnnde tNof), Tyne,
Sailed 18th, schrs Dorothy. Cuba; Rose
mary do.
sEARsPoRT. Me, Aug IL, Z pM-ArrIved,
tug Swatara. towing barge Pennington,
Philadelphia land left on return with barges
Enterprisa<Tfrom Bangorl and Cumru
TAMPA, Fla, Aug l5-Arrived, str Ayles-
bury CBr), Boca GTandc (for bunKers).
Arrived 10th, str Lake Faristeil, Mobile
schrs G c Wehrun, Havana NJ A Belliveau
(Br), Sagua In Grande.
Sailed 18th. str Raro Feieryary CI,an Cat
weston.
Sailed 18TH schr Fannie & May, saguA la
Grande
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass. Aug IS, 2 PM
Passed, tug Germantown, towing barges
Langhorne, from Portland, and Suffolk, from
Newburyport via Portsmouth, for Philade-
phla.
Arrived 10th. schr oakes AmCs, New York
for Boothbay.
Sailed 10th, schr r Tower (Br), from
Parrsboro. NJ, for New York. Wind SW ,
moderate: smooth sea: thick foE,
In port 10Th, tugs CatGwissa, Philadelphia,
towing barges Mosslem, for Portland. and
Tloga, for Searsport, Gedney, Boston for
Philadelphia, towing barges Conswago and
PaXnos International. from Philadelphia,
towing bArges sRueon for Gloucester, Yard
ley for Lynn, and octoraro for Boston
Isnape, from do, towing barges Mollno for
Bangor, Buck Ridge for Salem, and Skippack
and Leesport for Boston Albatross, towing
barges Sherwood and Wilmington, Norfolk
Tor Boston.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-08-17
BRONX MARKET REroMTs.

N. VI, Rlngler sold for Jacob BenJa-
min and associates TO n, Urloh and ],
Mazur S4t Howe street, adjoining the
corner OF Prospect avenue, a Ave story
apartment,
Abraham ISonverg sold to The Iron
Hill Realty Company the hye story
apartment at S11 Ritter place, 5Oxi02.
Minnie Berger bought from Louis An
shen the three story dwelling at 20S1
Daily avenue, 24.11xil29.
Schorn Company sold TO tho Kauf-
man Kane Company the five story apart
ment at tha northeast corner OF Tiebout
avenue and lSSth street, 39xS8,3,
Max Applebaum bought the dwelling
at SIT Bryant avenue, 2SxiOO. from
Louis 0rodsky.
Wallace w. Thorn sold 20 Adele Pol
LAX the two story dwelling At 7i2 Oak
land place, 23,7xl00.
Charles Wohlfeld bought from James
f. Kelly tho four story fiat at 9S6 Union
avenue, 30xl60.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-08-17
Business Troubles
SCHEDULES IN BANKRupTCY.

! .''.'''lra io Nv ru'ny filed Monday In the
| '',d Stata' ~ 'g,ct Court were az follows ::
! ''t - r. 'riam Morris and Israel
! 90, - VS. Twenty sixth Btreet,
| ~ o. ~ l,0i3; assets, ST3530.
"' IS and Joseph Kaminsky.
on f..lrSt street. trading as
| q" 7y ,i'rnit 80. business not stated, give
LIABILITIES rs ;'1rTTi assets $s,oSe: c..,
raHy, Inc. g First avenue show liabili-
| tirs.of - arsets0 e5S.iT5.
UE' CIVPrS IN BANKRUPTCY.
Receiver M Bankruptcy appointed Monday
in Ahe United States District Court were as
follows;
Judge Angus, II. Hand appointed Louis
iacturinr o. Nv 1909 PARK avenue. with
bond OF So Liabilities. sl5O.ooo assets,
$50, 900.
Judge Hand ancDo'sd Arthur Y; balzel
receiver for ~" Hamilton Dairy Company
G20 West ISLE greet, with p bond OF $1,000.
Liabilities 0ni esse's not stated,
ASSIGNMENTS.
The Florence Button Company, Inc., manu-.
featuring and lobbng in buttons, buckles and
belts NJ 100 Sixth avenue, Monday assigned
for the benefit Of creditors 20 Stanley Gar.
ten. The company was Incorporated In 1919
with 4 capital stock OF s. 900 Aaron Grauer
is president
JUDGMENTS FILED.
MANHATTAN.
day, w. the first name being tiat OF the Iudg-
Atweli, Amos N.-R. II. Blsvins =. s1o,145.55
Black Star Line. Inc.-c, u. Rosen-
Cohen, Samuel. Gross. ....s..,.,! s! IT44i
Citv Tvla1d Motor BUS Co, Inc
rnme-D Mindle dle.............. 100. N.
EAmo-R SubItsky, ky,,.......,.,.,... 10000
E-"pI Holding Co, Inca. H II.
FlHolAlf ..'..ss.t...''.''. 'F''' N'VVo.o-
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-08-17
sUnuRRAN TRANsACTIONs.

Burke Stone, Inc, sold at Bronxvlle.
4. Y, a dwelling at clifford Park To
John c. Mcdonnell; also for william
d, Riley his dwelling under construc-
ton on Janvrin avenue to Bernard
NoakH.
Fish & Marvin sold for Miss Ernestine
P,ez her property in Central Drive,
Brarcliff Manor, to Edwin Outwater or
Riverdale -on- Hudson The property In
Guides more than one acre OF land resi-
dence and outbuildlngs, and adjolns the
Briarclir Lodge.
Louis Schlesnger, Inc, sold In New
ark. n j., 1913 Hawthorne avenue,
to Paul d. McCune for Dr. VIII
liam r, Ward; also sold the two FAMILY
residence 15i Elwood avenue. 27xlOO' Tor
Charles NJ. Chairman TO Mrs. Anna &.
Hedges. The same broker leased to the
American Express Company for tel
years at n rental Rggregating over SiOO.-
900 the stores S74-S16 Broad street foi
banking, travellers checks and foreign
exchange also leased,,to the S. Ober
mayer Company a group OF buildings az
Blanchard and Ferry streets, and to
Moskin Brothers. wearing apparel, three
floors In 203-205 Market street.
Fest & Feist sold In Newark. n. D.,
Tor Grace O'Rourke 1918 Clifton
avenue, 50xl00, to @. Belfatto. who lives
in the house adjoining; also sold the
plot 50xl00 at 177-l79 Clifton avenue
for Mrs. ORourke to |. Dragonetti, who
will build house containing thlrty-two
apartments. The same brokers rented
for a term of years for the Fairbanks
Company part Of the former American
Oil and supply Company plane at b2-5i
Lafayette street 10 the Modern Valve
Bag Company Of East Orange.
The dwelling at - Expert street, East
Orange. has boen sold by Louis Schles-
niger for Mrs. Caroline Halsey Comrie
to Casper j. Maicr.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-08-17
MARKET NEWS BRIEFS.

Plans were fled for a five story build
ing at 131 and 1913 Cadar street for the
Rockford Company Of 2 Rector street
A. f. Gilbert architect. estimates the
cost at sl50,0O0.
Spear & Co. have been appointed
agents for the six story building at i27
to 1871 Mercer street and Tor the four
story building at 4l2 and Ala Lafayette
street.
DR.. John A. Victor Is the buyer OF the
two four story dwellings at 1870 and i39
East Seventy-ninth street. sold recently
through Ewing, Bacon 6 Henry and
William b, May Co. DIR. Victor plans
TO convert the two houses into modem
dwelling for his occupancy.
Fitzherbert Howell has removed his
Office from 81 West l31st street to 2l5
West t35th street
Edward N. Crosby & Co. we're the
brokers In the sale of the apartment
house at 2Os West i43d street 10 the
Walker Memorial PROFIT Sharing Cor
poratlon, reported last Friday.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-08-17
Army Orders.

Special to THE HuN AND NBw YosK HHnLLD.
WASHINGTON. Aug. Ie,-These army or
ders were made public to-day:
INFANTRY--Lisut.- Col. Hanson D. Black,
to Warrington, d. CT and report 20 ghlet
Germany 10 Hoboksn. N. j.; First Lieut. Otto
w Neidert, from Fort LsaveHvoTih, Kan, TO
General Service School; First Lieut. Fred
erIck w. Deck, transferred 10 Corps Of En-
Einesrs at his own request Lle9t,-co., Henry
Grant for tamDorfAA duty and return 70 sta
tIon. Following from Fort LeayeRgorth,
Kan, to place indicated for duty; First Lieut..
James u Drake, Camp GoTSSnl Elrst Lieut. Lieu,
Wright II. johnson. Camp GrRntl FIRST Lieut..
Arthur ]. Laeoutnre, Boston; First Lieut..
rasso w, swarts. Camp Funston:
COAST ARTILLERY-najor Hugh J. =.
First Lieut.. Joseph 70, stAnsfisld, hOnorably
discharged; Capt. JOaaph stirnl. from head
quarters Northeastern Department % Fort
Warren, Mass.i Capt. Lawrence b, Weeks,
washington. b. O., 70 Governors Island. for
duty as aide do camp 10 Maior-Gan. Robert
J., BullaTd. Following tFalsfeFred: First
Lieut., Richard 7. Rick Camp Eusrs to Co
Lieut.. James l.. HarbRugh, Jr., from Fort
Stevens TO Camp EustlB.
CAVALRY-Lisut.rCO William NJ Con-
nelO from Fort Ethan Allen. Vermont to
DIRECTOR OF FQTcnhael DtotABu anu lIutticb
General Staff, Washington, D, c., for duty |;
Cart. Frank X. Ross, promoted to Major:
First Lieut.. f. II. Godson, from Walter Reed
General Hospital. Takoma Park, ID. e., 20
Camp sherman. Ohio, for duty as aide dc
camp to Brigadier-Gen. Samuel p, sturgis
First Lieut., Howard r. LoDg, from Fort
Bliss Texas, TO Honolulu,
FIELD ARTILLERY - Lieut.. Col. william
Kirby, honaFRbly discharged ~ Lieut.. Col.
and appointed Major temporarily Major
FFannis w. Clark. 20 Aberdeen Proving
Ground, Maryland, for temporary duty and
return 10 Washington, y. g.; EiIst-Lisut.
Ansel q. Wineman, from headquaTters
Southea stern Dapa rtment, Charleston, 8, c.,
to Camp Grant; Major Leroy y, Collins,
from Paio Alto. Cal. to steckloR, Cal, for
temporary dutyA Capt John N. Mcdowell
from Minneapolis. MINI. TO Camp Bragg,
North Carolina, for temporary duty ,,n,
KNGlNEER6-oap Harry ~. Miller,
honorabiy discharged, Capt, AsrFfleld q.
Martllag. to Washington, dnd report to
Chief of Engineers for assignment; Capt.
wilhelm D. styer from Camp A. A, Hum
plireyg, Va, to Washington, d. c., and re-
part to Chlef OF Militia Bureau, Capt.
Robert n, Copeland from Washington, ID. G.
to Camp 0raai, for tcMporory duty.
AIR SERVICE-Capt. EayiuCr y. Pietrzak.
from United States Aeronautlcal Engine
Plant Long Island, y. Y, TO Boston. Mass.
for temporary duty; Capt. HsFOld a. Strauss,
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-08-17
pROoKLYN sALEs, REPORTED.

Bulkley & Horton Company sold 81
Ryerson street, Brooklyn. a three story
two family, 2OxlOO, for Catharine T,
Fitzgerald.
n. A. Schleslng sold for Elisabeth
Afoser the two family frame psidence
at 40 Cornelia street, Brooklyn, to
Mary Henderson sold for Anton Weber
the two family frame house at56 Stock
holm street to Charles Schmitt; for
Fredericka Pulfermiller the six family
tenement at l03 st. Nicholas avenue "a
Susanna Lahr; for client the six fam
Ivy tenement house at 200 Himrod street
to John Schultz.
Edward Kegel sold the three story
house and store at TAI Union street fol-
Charles Rosenblutt.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-08-17

from HEADQUARTERS Eastern DeDa rtrnGnt. Cow
ernors Island. ~ r., 10 Ross lrleld: Cant.
Mitchell Field. i1oiowina from ststions man.
tioned TO Carlstrom Field; Capt. Wiiburn II.
iisnderson, BoAtoni Capt. Moses Goodman.
fort sehreveni First Lieut., Hobart II. Yea
QuARTEIMAsTER CORPs-Capt. IasRo
Fields and Major George G. Cook, honorahIy
dlachaTsedi Lieut., Col, Samuel u. penrsca i,
from Camp Normoye 10 Fort sam Houston
MAJOR Edward u. Moeller. from CAmp bragg.
70 fort Moultrle and other points on tem-
Lexington, KY; Col. Henry - Whitehead.
Major Hugh Whit, Major Harry II. Mat
thews and Capt Timothy o'Connun, fro'a
Hsmount Depot, Camp Dodge. TO Camp
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-08-17

S East slxty-thrd street to A. MUS
grave Hyde
Rice d Hill leased for the Silver
Lunch Company TO u. X. Brewer 4 Co
the store at S7s Eighth avenue
J. Arthur Fischer lcAsed TO Anthony
kalaa the frst loft In 6i2 Sixth avenue
for q restaurant; also second loft 10
Henry Klelst and third loft TO George
Mlniatis
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-08-17
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

oawson Hobbs rented for John
f.r.. v u'e Ave story dwelling 1l9 West
D e en.!-second street; alec for william
Va. e,ers the four story dwelling at 2s6
p,.s, Nlnety-tourth street also so West
Ng, for five years.
lUlslas L. Gilman & Co. leased for
p 'a''es Ia Gould the four story dwelling
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-08-17
QUEENS pLOT IN DEAL.

Richard II, Gosman sold for the heirs
OF Hannah VI. Cook to Edward w.
Fitzpatrick the plot, 25x20O, extending
from Seventh to Eighth avenue, 367 feet
south OF Washington avenue, Long ISL
and CITY,
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-08-17
IN THE AUCTION ROOM.
"a vEsEY sTREETI
IN Arthur c. sherida n

35th ST. 15S L, 27.7 e%sexlngton av, 22.1x
pS Tx9T. @, story dwelling & shop; City Real
Estate Co against Jos Pollard ct al: Harold
Swain. atty: due, e0I0D.25; taxes. &c,
0Ts.e0; Withdrawn.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-08-17
CITY REAL ESTATE.

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Borough Of Quecns-SaIe or Rent.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-08-17
CITY REAL ESTATE.

Borough Of aurens--salc or Rent,