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Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-21

Not as subject league of nations men.
The issue is under which flag the re-
publican party marches to victory in
this campaign under the banner of
Americanisn."
Imperial Valley press., 1920-09-21

Mount Ararat is volcano, the last
eruption having been on 1910.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01
Of two sailings from Ncw York and
Richmond every week
Petersburg VIII Help.

Lists of prospective subscribers. to-
gether with the amounts OF stock
hoped to be subscribed. will be fur
nishcd the committees to start In the
morning. About $4,000 Is expected
to be raised in Petersburg and s25. 900
In IIopewell. Z. NJ Darlington re-
ported after visiting these two places
last week. a delegation from Peters
burg has signued It's intention OF
attending the conference tomorrow.
In an appeal TO tho public. headed
"Richmond Must Not Lose Her Water
Rates" committee of the steamship
company calls attention to tn fact
that It cost Memphis s5.090.001 to &c
gain her water rates and Urges that
men Of Richmoi.J act At once to
overt disaster.
The appeal says, In part:
Every rail rate out or into this
city is based on water competition.
without river transportation. every
Richmond freight rate will irnnc-
diately udvancc-pcssibly double.
Manufacturers will lose tbei. mar
kcts. Jobbers win lose their prefer
entail rates which enable them to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01
ITALIAN RULER RECEIVES
AMERICAN BUSINESS MAN
Hing Victor Has Conversation
Along Commercial Lines With
John III. EahcY.

ROME. July 31.--The King today
received John ii. FAhcy, former
president Of the Chamber OF Com
merco of the United states. accom-
panied by Alfred B. Dennis. Ameri-
can commercial attache at Rome. in
a.; an audience, at the quirlnal palace.
Tho Informal conversation. lasting n
half hour. had tho aspect OF talk
any business man In Italy would have
with two American business men. evil
dencing democratic character.
The italian sovereign. who Isl most
keenly Interested In all modern prob
lens. showed himself thoroughly ac-
quafnted with all American questions.
lie dwelt especially on the subject OF
strengthening relations between the
two countries. particularly develop
ment OF commercial exchanges. al
ludinR to the shipping situation In
ltaly's need OF raw materials.
The King was Interested In the
workings of the American Federal
reserve system and also OF the Ameri-
can Mercantile Marine and it's rapid
growth. He discussed with Mr.. Den
mis- the food production OF Italy and
ita Increase through the use OF Amer
lean agricultural machines and the
adoption OF American methods.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01

Jacksonville Tor safe-kespins. tho
sheriff OF this county fearing mob
violence- A small mob formed dur
ing tho night, but was quickly dis
persed and tho city Is quiet today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01
CHARTS ROUTE FOR FIRST
AERIAL RACE AROUND GLOBE
Aero Club OF America Plans Derby
OF 22,207 Miles Flight
Cont est.
fBy Associa ted Press.I

tBy AsSOciatcu PreSS-
NEW YORK, July 31.-A route has
been mapped out for the first aerial
Derby around the %orld--for which no
date has been announced-by special
joint commission Of the Aero Club OF
America and the Aerial League OF
America. which recently returned
from tour OF the world.
test flight, preceding the Derby.
will start in London. moving East to
Tokyo and thence to Seattle and New
York. 1t was announced tonight, but
the date Of tho test flight also was
not given. This flight will be made
In an airplane with capacity for ten
passengers to ascertain the exact fly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01
Watches Report on Crops,
Moves Circus Accordingly

WASHINGTON, July 3f-A cir
cur owner, whose crop OF dollars
.Wns not mqterinlixinE, recently
Nude unique use or the govern
mcnt's crop reports To stiInulnte
were poor and VIM losing hum
dreds of dollars daily, he told Of
nciuIs of the Bureau of Crop, EstI-
mates OF the Department Of'AErl-
culture when lie called for nd
vice. lie learned what pnrt of the
United State. had good crops md
moved his circus to the more prom
pcruus rcEfOnH.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01
START GREAT DRIVE FOR
STEAMSHIP LINE FUND

NaInfalL z hours endlng : T.. II %cone
Harris. McG!n Co. in the North River.
Both boats arc declared to be new,
and are expected to be rated By
Lloyd's agency as 100 per cent Al"
The boats were constructed for gov
eminent service In the war. The
will be made In forty-cight hours.
with stops at City Point and Newport
News. This will mean sched ule
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01
SHOOTS GIRL STANDING IN
FRONT OF MOTHERS HOTEL
Joe Roasck Discharges Five Bullets
Into Body of Miss Nettie Loud,
In washInEtonville, y. L.

WASIIINGToNvILLE, n. Y, July
31.--aiiss Nettie Loud. daughter Of
Mrs. Minnie Loud. was shot five times
tonigh. by maj, while standing In
front of her mothers hotel. Joe
Roasch. who is alleged to have done
tho shooting. was being sought by
Sheriff Leonard, of Orange County.
his deputies and members Of the
State police.
According to witnesses, Roasch is
alleged to have opened fire with q
revolver upon Miss Loud without
warning. No motive for tho shoot-
ing is known. Miss Loud, whose con-
dillon Is said to be serious. wac TAX
en- to n hospital In Newburgh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01
Indiana Miners Going Back.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND. July 31-Al-
ceived at national headquarters of the
United Mine Workers OF America
here tonight fro mthc Illinois field.
indicating wat response striking
President Lewis order directing them
to return to work. reports from the
Indiana district were very encourage
Ing, according TO officials Of the union.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01

1t was said.
The tentative route OF tho around
the world Derby follows:
New York to Seattle to Yokohama,
TO Shanghai. to Bangkok, Siam; to
karachi. India: to Calcutta and Delhi:
to Bagdad. to Rome. TO tho Irish
Coast, to London, Newfoundland and
New York. The total distance Is 3D.
207 miles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01
COURT MARTIAL TO REPLACE
CIVIL TRIALS IN DUBLIN
New british Government DiII TO Cope
with Irisi, Situation to lie
introduced Thursdny.
FDy Assoclatcd Press. ]

BY Associated Press.l
LONDON. August 1.-The new Brit
ish government bill designed TO cope
with the Irish situation provides for
the replacement of civil trials by
courts martial at Dublin. according
TO an announcement in the Sunday
Pictorial today. Special cases may
be tried In London. /. has been an
nounced that tho bfll be introduced
Thursday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01
TROOPS ON THE MOVE TO
DEFEND LOWER CALIFORNIA
Governor Cnntu Orders His Forces
Forward to Stop Threatened
Invasion by Fcdernls.
ME-SJrAJJ JnyyEp CAJTEOT

MEXIcALI. LOWER CALIFORNIA,
July 3l.-First movements OF troops
III defense OF the northern district
OF Lower California against the re-
ported proposed invasion by Mexican
Federal troops. said to be on their
way to this territory to wrest control
from Governor Cantu, were ordered
today by Governor Cantu.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01

underseil other large ciuss. Retail.
crs will pay more for their goods.
Property owners viii suffer loss in
values from loss OF population.
Appeal TO Bunlucxs Sense
Representative men of Richmond
viii start Monday to call on every
hrm und person with business In
forests In this city. These men are
as busy as you are. They arc work
Ing for Richmond without compcnsa-
tion or remuneration-work TO In
sure tho future OF your business in
this city. Don't wait for them to call
on you. Call Randolph 1874 and get
subscription blank showing tho
plan Of the company and sign for
every dollar you can. The future can
be made secure by q sound business
Investment on the part OF our ci;i-
zens. This Is your business. Make
your Investment for the benefit OF
your business and your city. We
must keep the ocean delivery was on
running to Richmond"
i he appeal is signed by:
T. NJ. Darlington Milton Como
j. Scott Parrish H. ~ EIi.saon
W. =. Finder IL S. B!nsSInger
LANES r. Ry,and John Kerr branch
IS. r. Reed s = cremshaw
Jacausiin r. raylo, IS. si. HSIison
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01
dEGR0 SUSPECT JUMPS
FROM MOVING TRAIN, DIES
Herbert Brooks, Charged with At
lacking Florida Woman, KILLS
Self I'm Route.
icy Associated Prc,yy.I

IBy Associated Press
MIAMI. FLA. July 31.-Heroe-t
Brooks, negro. arrested on suspicion
of attacking an elderly white woman
here yesterday morning, jumped
from moving train at Ormond to-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01

day and killed himself according to
telegram received this afternoon
from Sheriff w. S. Monroe, of st.
Lucle County.
Tho negro was being taken to
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
Lease Involves S6.OOO.OOO

Thomas Healy, restaurateur, leased
for 200 years at total rental of about
S6.00000O from Eugene Higgins the
property 2521 to 1925 Broadway, north
west corner of Ninety-fourth Street,
and the vacant land on the center of the
block, 100x200, running from Ninety
fourth to Ninetyffth Street, with a
lot at the southeast corner of West
End Avenue and Ninety-ffth Street. A
couple of years ago MIR. Healy bought
the adjoining building, which Vincent
.Astor erected as model market at
1927 to 2537 Broadway, southwest cor
nor of Broadway, and turned it into a
restaurant, cabaret and motion picture
theater. He intends to use the Ninety
fourth Street corner as the site of a
business building. plans for which are
being prepared by William Fl. Gompert.
For the remainder of the Higgins realty,
including the West End Avenue lot,
Mr.. Healy said he had in view.a tall
apartment hotel.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
Many Get BROOKLYN Homes

The F. c. Sauter Agency sold the
two-story dwelling 124a Twenty third
Street for the estate of Alexander NJ.
White to Dora Ehrlich.
The Realty Associates sold 389 and
3ol Gates Avenue. a three story dwell
ing, 22x36, to Usher Krell; 815 and
SIT Quincy Street. two-story dwell
ing 50x100. to Joseph B. Verdi and
Maude Williams, and 1885 Fulton
Street. two-story dwelling, 25x45x1OO,
to Joseph ]. Monahan.
The Bulkley & Horton Company sold
24o De Kalb Avenue, three-story and
store house, 20x100x irregular, to A.
Tafcozian.
The Realty Trust sold for the Alec
Building Company the dwelling 2159
Sixty-sixth Street to David Winet.
Clinton Trading Corporation sold to
George II. Siege jr. the dwelling sos
Third Street Charles f. Rickerson
was the broker
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

1l2TH ST 200 w: Robt Hoe Estate Co TO
Metropolitan Trust Co OF City OF =,
44TH ST. SIS W: Jno r Dooiing exer. to
Dooiing. 17a r soth st; attys Knox
ST NIcHoLAs Av. " lo.th st: s"'Jay Jas
p Craig. trus, to Ridgewood Trust 90
.9,,, Of I ! atty .o ;,. G Borenns, sS nway 81
Metropolitan Trust Co OF y Y. GO Wall
122D ST. 52i-2s; II & Really co to S J
Wanh, 1;SnnS ana ah9 , aio Ath av atty =
DELA&csY sT: s iS5s 6 8; Albert nassr y
eyer. TO the International Comm Of Y
a, az Mad av. a,'ys Merrill II &
ssTH ST % v: pavid NJ IIeynsnn q. al. l.
e. a'tys. NJ e. Issacs. 10 william
7sTH ST. 6l7 +; CONFERENCE.-The m. 90 To-
Bank for Saw. 2so 4th AZ. affya. Ma.ns
brook e. u 4e cedar ., A. ooo
'spH ST. so W Gihraltar Nor' 90 'o
Baron ne Hirsch Fund. 80 fiaiien lsne
A'tys NJ i-aeos. az NHmn ct
+TM w.. Az, ~ tssle rrs.oi,r
SyTTs WS,,. to p,.,l il<s'' r~'nH'' a neu
- w, Wl'on 4 w 's ofll teaa o.d
to a AiAsS4oaa TRUST cN.
STM ,,, ~; H.. T'us cu,r
Mu'ua I.ife n" 60 ~ ~
HowERy, ioi. rra.,e,- 7f-
o, o. rrs.ssy,ef.sn IS church rfia e'o,
~ ~. lesa Aiper' y irse.r e',r ,o
Mad av. "''y. merelu. :, 4 =. 100 n.a3
isorH ,aT. tzs W Mabel 4 fre,e, 70 +,
Smith. sls Fort WASH a.. s,0ns
1873 81 Nicholas .. IN
WOOSTER st. anna. ls,,,f. ~
10 Barnett Hartman. 1927 2d 49,
CYST ST. 2ob T.. Sig Landau
James s,st ~. ann nno a,,ys sot
Inrr e. 8. 81 Liberty =, :, non
"IH 81. 22 Il. Central Union rrue, 60
attyr Mtsldicbrook R. j.. 90 cedar ~ ooo
Eth ST. @3S r.. y de y Foster ma ,rn '.ne'
trus. 70 Ferd Vecchiorc 172s "a, '''''
i,tookiyn; ATTY, Gordon l4o Broaa
zD AV, 1850; Albert r lIagar to 1nt"rno y.aoo
,.onai mai, '9mmit'ee ~ NJ & Ar. nttys.
Merrill r. -. l00 Broadway
sfif Az. zz4+: Dcandu Iioihinx ,o,nn ,',,'t
Louis C4hcld, 5b3 stone nv JfAIvn y" - -
AVENUE e. s3-g5; a II s:haii,ir =,
3tsnz"r. ~ nx 2.zs Hyer nv. atty E a Acker'
l1,1li ST. 5o3 -bo5 ". 81 barnard 10 '-l'Vv + ~
;, n.'Sr. % iz5 E so,h 81. atty. lawyers r q
~ tNsIbE DIR. II. ~ n Io5,h ri - +,
inhhin nnd ano trur 10 rnizons eov
,sshk ,, bs Bo"ery, httys. Beail T. H. t4i
i5Tu F'i, ce5 ~. \ t,yeri, Mncy and ,1@,''' ,o
"n'nfs 10 Wtn Hsnkin. li9 " nm =,
es.f,,,' Ht,,' ~, ~ Adanns. % Itroad a.. 900
M ~ ~ w, Seymour NoAliy 60 ia
Afr"d J.. Etrnhol,n. - E 7s,h n, n,,y.
s"w Ypr, r h 81 oo....,.',.'s@o a. 900
18Th ri ~. 171 " 10Th nv, n !, .John,
SION SsEllz II DooIing, atty., Knox 4
Doo'iEy 15 ]NAN ~ 400
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
Nine.Story Apartment
In West 9th St. Sold
House Near Amsterdam Ave.
Acquired by Syndicate; Sales
of Tenement Property

The nine-story apartment, S2.3x1oo.S,
at l6O West Eighty seventh Street. has
been sold by |. Randolph and Everett
Jacobs to the newly formed 100 West
ightyseventh Street Corporation.
Wood-Dolson Company, Inc, was the
broker.
The Davenport, fve-story apart
ment. 57x95, at the northeast corner
of Audubon Avenue and 169th Street,
has been sold by the Fletcher Realty
Company to Bessie Kanter. j. Jelot
and William Baker were the brokers.
Icon S. Altmayer and CHRISTOPHER
Voliag Is Son, Inch, sold for F. Hatn-
kin the three tive-story apartments
with store at 1896 to 100 Third Ave
nue., 7Sx81.
The Equality Construction Company
sold II Ludlow Street, fve-story
front and rear tenement, 25xSS.3, to a
Mr.. Bengal. tenant.
Irving Bachrach bought from the
Jones estate 450 Lenox Avenue, a five
story tenement with stores. 25x100.
Dwight, Archibald e. Perry. Inc and
A. Levin resold for J. L. Miller the
five story tenement 154 West Twen-
tieth Street. The purchaser plans ex-
tensive alterations.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
Savings Bank
Parts With 9th
Avenue Corner
On Ste at 10th Street is a
Six-Story Loft Building;
Resale of Mercer Street
Realty Bring Quick Profit

Thomas j. O'Reilly has sold for the
Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank to
the Haig Realty Company the six
story store and loft building 126-130
Sixth Avenue southeast corner of
Tenth Street. 65X7S.
Frank Sullican has resold for Daniel
S. Farrell 149 Mercer Street, q three
story loft, 25x1eo. to the Forest Box
and Lumber Company, tenant OF the
ground floor. The same broker sold
80 property earlier in the week for
*nc Mounet estate to the present
seller.
The Markham Realty Corporation,
Clarence W. Eckardt. president. has
purchased through Harold. L Lewis,
a plot 5Ox92 feet at 105-107 Washing
ton Street, between Rector and Car
isle streets. The seller is Mrs.
Schroen. of Reno, New, whose fam
ily has owned the property for over
ffty wears
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
Acker, Merrall & Condit Co.
Get Former Macy Store

Ackcr Merrall & Condit Co. leased
from Nathan Straus the nne-story
building at 56 West Fourteenth Street,
through to So to 61 West Thirteenth
Street, east of Sixth Avenue, part of
the former Macy store and later the
Fourteenth Street Store. The lease is
for twenty-one years at rental ag-
gregating about sl.0OO,O0O. The build
ing is to be occupied by the Acker, Mer-
rail- g. Condit Co. early in the fall, when
the firm Will celebrate it's Tooth ami
versary.
. The lease is to bring the scattered de-
partments of the wholesale branches
under one roof. The building is to
he completely modernized. Frederick
Southack and Alwyn Ball jr. were the
broEarc
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
Home Buyers Get
Dwellings in Many
Sections Of City
Trowbridge Estate Parts
With House in East 30th
St. to Ellen J. Curran;
Washington Place Sale

The Brown Wheelock Company sold
for the Trowbridge estate to Ellen j..
Curran 1923 East Thirty y-ninth Street, a
four-story house, 2Ox989; also for the
Clark estate 81 West Ninetyffth
Street, four-story dwelling, 17.6x100,
to Clara Deutch, the tenant.
William A. White G. Sons and Dunlap
& Lloyd sold to Edward ]. and Frank
Haven three story dwelling at no
Washington Place, 21x75. After exten-
sive alterations the new owners will
occupy the property.
Albert B. Ashforth Inc sold for Mrs.
H. X. S. Williams 1872 West Fifty
dwelling. 168x1OO.5, to Miss Anne
improvements.
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. sold for
Mrs Frederick Hartung 10 East Tenth
Street, four story dwelling, 25X92.3, to
Henry James, tenant.
A. " Amy g. Co. sold for w. H.
Mitchell 312 West Ninety second Street.
an American basement dwelling, 20X123.
l.. j. Phillips & Co. SOLD for the es-
tate Of Louis Tim 16 West Seventy
fourth Street, four story dwelling,
26X102.2.
The four-story dwelling 20 West
Eighty-second Street, 25x,02.2, has been
sold by Mary A. Dean to Manning Barn
hard.
Coughlan e. Clisby sold for Rose
Hahn to Joseph Higgins 26 West
Ninetv-first Street, four-story dwell
ing, 1SX100; for w. w. Skinner to w. A.
Haughton, 1872 West Seventy fourth
Street, a four-story dwelling, 2Ox102;
for Mary f. Fitzpatrick 10 Walter Nor
row, 1928 West Eighty-ninth Street, a
ivestory American basement dwelling,
22X75, for alteration into apartments,
and for Andrew Brose to a Mrs. Bates
the fourstory house at 81 West 101st
Street, 25x10O.
Pepe g. Bro. sold for the Alentaur
Realty Company Inc. q Grove Street,
22x100, three-story dwelling, to the
Avetana Italian Mutual Benefit Soc ETY.,
which intends to remodel the premises.
Dunlap & Lloyd sold 245 West
Twenty-first Street, four-story dwell
ing. lot 23N92, to Mrs. Joseph Murphy.
The Wood. Dolson Company sold for
the Davey Realty Company the four
story dwelling 456 West 142d Street,
1Sx9911. to Vincent Fulchrion.
George Schoeps, tenant, bought the
three story dwelling, 15x1O0, at 2O6
West 1921 Street.
John r. Davidson sold for the Union
Real Estate Company the two three
story dwellings,. 522-526 West 149th
Street, 15Xl00 each, to Michael Retzker.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
Architect Takes Over West
10th Street Building

Peasc e. Gilman leased for Arthur
Brisbane the ive-story. twenty-fo
building at 46 West Forty-sixth Street,
Louis II. Abramson, an architect, now
occupying part of the building
Charles +. Noyes Company rented
space at SO to 81 South William Street
to the Peerless Quality Company; space
1T 10 Broadway to Beggs Bros,
Inc, and 6S and 70 Wall Street to the
North American Commercial Company
Goodwin e. Goodwin and S. We'll
leased fer Paul Whitecomb the second
floor - East Fifty-ninth Street for ten
years to f. Carlisle, tailor
A. II. Mathews leased for the Baker
Smith Company 5000 square feet at 572
Greenwich Street to the Burrows Metal
Manufacturing COMPANY
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
Fine Long Island Estates Sold

The Whcatley Hills Real Estate Cor
poration sold for Marion Lcventritt his
property at Glen Cove, on the north
side of the Town Path Road between
Nassau and Piping Rock clubs, consist
ing of three acres, with modern red
brick house, garage, gardens, etc. The
buyer is New York broker. The prop
erty was held at 1880.
Ira L. Terry and L'Ecluse, Washburn
&; Co. sold the property at Sands Point,
Long Island, owned by the estate of c.
c. Gayley. consisting Of five acres,
residence and garage, to ". B. Pres
singer
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
Buying in Westchester

Fish & Marvin sold for Frank L.
Egger his property at Larchmont Gar
dens to Stanley NJ. Rinehart jr.. of this
city, and for Mrs. Herbert w. Will her
house on Prospect Avenue, at Mamaro-
neck, to Edwin C. Besser
John j. Levenson purchased through
Prince & Ripley, Inc, large plot at
Burling Avenue and Gedney Esplanade,
adjoining his present residence.
George Howe sold for the Haviland
Estate a plot on Prospect Drive, Chap
paqua, to Smith Merritt, and property
on Ridgewood Terrace, Chappaqua, to
John T. DuFour.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
Bronx Two.Familv Houses Sold

Armstrong & Carpenter sold 237 East
234th Street, a two-family dwelling, 25
MOO, to Miss Alice NJ. Caulkins, and to
4. +. j. Carpenter 2019 Morris Avenue,
two family dwelling, 25x10o. f. Cs-
torne Smith was the broker.
William Peters g. Co. sold for John
Susan the two-family dwelling at 1743
Taylor Avenue to Max Boch.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
Morristown Houses for Bros.

William Kampfe. of Brooklyn. has
purchased the w. F. Presgrave house
on Morris Avenue, Morristown, N. j.,
from the Rev. John Parmly, who pur-
chased the property about two weeks
ago from Mrs. Presgrave Richard
Kampfe, brother, purchased the Eng
lish brick house on the same street
and will move there soon. Both houses
were built by the Georgian Gardens
Estates. Harvey j. Genung and Arthur
c. Day were the brokers.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
Staten Island Sales

The Clinton Trading Corporation
sold to Salvatrice Cannarella the
dwelling 432 Richmond Road, Rich
mond, S. I. Paul Trimmineii was the
broker
Moffatt & Schwab sold for Charles
Theodore Hahn the two-famly dwell
ing 81 Brewster Street to Annie Fitz-
gerald.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
Lis Pendcns
Nlunilnttnn

''TlI ST. - 20 1lth Inv. 1ssx75: Ed j..
ward Anhford ct nj. agt. Katherin, r.
a,tyn mtyn'rn a,o ontxo q, al torccIosuro OF mtse
18TH ST. al r.; Equitable Trust Co NJ
ct al. agt. Marie Pfcir ct al: fora.
,olST Is"r'r% sr OF az am'gn n!tys. Strocck & 8.
60 or trus. nRt. Ambassador R.aItv
r. 70 ", et oil foreclosure OF mfge: aity
ap Av, 1271-l27a and 7an s, On, 49,, ,o,
~, Mutual 1ife lns 90 OF N aet
',,"Nnaly GO OF America ct al; FORE
closure or mtKc; ntty. II NJ Brllinror
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
Set Later Date for Dinner
of Gown Your Home" Exhibit

The banquet committee OF the second
annual Gown Your Home" dinner, in
order to comply with numerous re-
quests from exhibitors in the "Owr
Your-Home'" Exposition, has decided To
postpone the dinner from to-day 20
May 6.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
S246.8OO for Kahn Estate

Rtitct sdleSTOOm yes
terday joseph ?. Day disposed of the
holdings OF the estate Of Joseph Kahn
for total of s2s6, 100 The sale was
IN partition by order Of the Supreme
Court The results follow:
MARKET ST. s.. cor Monroe 81. 19x
-. sly int and strs; 20 Michael san
ARKFT ST. ~. cor Madison st. 124
soa - - 80 zsss7x irreg, and sty tnts
ma MA OLSON ST. Isl. 7o.sx4s. ety: to Abram
MADIsoN ST. l54. a5xloo, S s,y ~ ot",vod and
=, *irs = Amy r Kahn and others ,a2 5n0
d. OLSON ST. 1ts cor Pilto q. a. 25
5 ~. ~ lTrcg. s,y int and strs. to sam
pIkE ST. sa-ss. 5cxso ? & sty ,nts ss',uD9 ,rd
.tts; 70 Rarnuel kahn....... s32 2fn
ffhE SLIP. Fl. 21x52ii. NV IN, .,I
sH' 70 DofninioA Graph. tenant for Is
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>, 70 The Ftnk@nh"rg Furniture 60 ~ 5zo
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'''''' . s'y rtrs. 70 samuel Kahn
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"p''' h'I int and A,rs. 70 II ko,,l.r
EAST BROADWAY. :. 25x71s.,.7, ss'loo
'"' ana "ttS, leasehoid. 70 Milton Mayer
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New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
03d St. House for Roosevelt

Harris, Vought & Co. sold tor Will
lam Armour to Archibald B. Roosevelt
the three-story dwelling 81 East Nine
ty-third Street, 16.4X10O81s.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30

The buyer of the dwelling at a. East
Sixty first Street, recently sold by
Pease & Gilman for P. A. s. franklin.
president of the International Mcrcan-
tile Marine Company, is Mrs f. Law
house.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30

HIGH CLASS ONE-TAMrIY: stucco ov.-
.,'c. rooms and baths: sun
ia''", Shr"gc: Will bc completed In Mny.
,or"''on cor Lewis Parkway nnd Latin
,r'V" 80 Ynnkcrs. u. PAUISON, ESQ Nov
Main 1T. rel owner, 3i6o- n. ''"