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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-06-11
RECEIVED THE BALLOTS
Railroad Men to Vote On the
Proposition Of WaIkout
June is

Clerks, freight handlers, express
and station employees Of the North
western road ARE balloting on wheth-
er TO strike June IL. unless demands
made by the heads of their organi-
cations are acceded to.
The ballots ware sent to points on
the system by heSds of the unions In
Chicago and will be give out to menu
bers here. The total number OF men
affected on the Northwestern road Is
placed at $500.
According to q statement issued
by General Chairman G, A. Worrell
Chicago. the questions of wages is
not involved.
1--WE are waiting for the decision
of the railroad labor board on wag-
es," he said, ''but ask that officials
of the road enter into an agreement
such as other roads have granted In
which better working conditions are
assured and interpretations of the
rules are defined.
President Marvin Hughitt of the
Northwestern, said that, the demands
of the workers have not been reject
ed and no fnal answer has been
given.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-06-11
GUILTY SAID JURORS
kaeI and Aomer Trial Has
+. Come To An End
VERDICT WAS RETURNED
Couple Were Charged With
Arson Crime In the
First Degree

Albert Aomer and Marvin A.
kael, who have been on trial for
the past two days in the district
court ON the charge Of arson In
the first degree, az charged in an
indictment returned by the grand
q Iuryywsre both found guilty of the
charge by the Jury in the case
this afternoon at two o'clock. The
crime Of arson in the first degree
punishable by imprisonment in the
state penitentiary for a term not
less than ten years. The maxi
mum term of sentence for this
crime does not seem to be fixed by
law. Z
Immediately following the re-
turn of the jury, Judge w. L. Com
stock summoned the defendants
before him, and sentenced Marvin
A. kael to imprisonment in the
states prison fora period Of not
less than ten years. The court
took the sentence Of Albert Aomer,
under consideration until Satur-
day morning at ten o'clock. Both
defendants were remanded to the
custody Of the sheriff.
Closing arguments in the Aomel
and Kael arson case in the district
court were completed yesterday eve
ming at 5:15, but the charge to the
jury was not made by Judge w. L
Comstock until nine o'clock this
morning. The putting off Of the
charge to the jury by the court, was
at the request of the jury, who wish
ed to get nights rest before retiring
on the case. The charge to the jury
was completed at 1915 this morning
and the case Immediately went to the
jury.
In the closing arguments of the
case, both County Attorney Phillips on
behalf of the state, and Attorney c. J.
forth their best efforts, and left nc
stone of the evidence unturned and
explained to the jury. The attorney
for the defense at the close of the
evidence. made motion to have the
exhibits EXCEEDED from the evidence
another motion to have the case
against Albert Aomer dismissed, but
these motions were denied by the
court.
What Testimony Showed. VI
The arson case against Albert 40
mer and Marvin A. Kael, indicted by
the grand jury on the charge of arson
in the first degree for an alleged at
tempt to burn the Kohler building at
313 North Front street on March Is
was concluded yesterday afternoon at
about five o, clock when the closing
arguments were made.
The first witness called to the
stand yesterday afternoon was Marvin
A. Kael. one of the defendants in the
case. He was asked as to his military
record by the attorney for the defense
and stated that he had seen three
years service, part Of the time on the
Mexican border, and the remainder OF
the time over seas. He was discharg-
ed in July 1920.
On motion of C. ]. Laurisch, defend
ants attorney the discharge papers
were admitted as an exhibit, but a
number of letters of recommendan-
CONTINUED On Page Two.l
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-06-11
Railroad Man In civ

Superintendent E. A. Mayer with
Headquarters at Austin. and A. s.
Willoughby, division freight agent of
the Milwaukee road with headouar-
tiers at Minneapolis, arrived this noon
In Superintendent Mayors private car
and spent the afternoon here as the
guests of local Milwaukee agent. DAN
lei w. Walker.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-06-11
CHICAGO Grain.

Chicago, June y.-Wheat, No. 2
mixed 81. SO; corn No. mixed 81. go
'0$1.91k; No. 2 yellow $1.91@l. 90;
oats No. 2 white 1.22h OLA No.
barley 81 .4S@1.56; timothy seed
SO .0O@12 90; clover seed $25. 600
35. 90; pork nominal; lard $40. 80;
ribs SIT .5OM18. 80.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-06-11
Great Western Freioht serv;e.

Great Western Freight Service.
Freight service on the Great West
ern road between here and Randolph
which had been cut down to two
trains each way week, was changed
today SO that towns along that part
of the line will have daily freight
service each way.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-06-11

Value Store Clerks Picnic
Members of the clerking force of
the Value store enjoyed a picnic din
ner yesterday at Minneopa park, the
trip being made In automobiles. The
games. ..#
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-06-11
Maaee Loses Action.

Associated Press Dspatch.
Cincinnati, June ga verdict for
the defendant was rendered by the
.cinnati baseball player against the
Chicago national league. for $500,
Which he claimed was due him for
salary and possible bonuses on con
tract for the playing season of 1920.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-06-11
NEW RAIL TIME CARD.

Great Western Will Put Ono Into e..
- feot Next Sunday.
On Junday, June IS. new time
card will become effective on the
Great Western road between Man
kato and Randolph. Passenger train
No. IA which formerly left Mankato
for the east at 6:15 will depart at 6
a. m. Train No. 141 which now ar
rives from the east at $40 D. m.
Will, commencing with the 18th, ar
rive here at 1:O5 D. m. 49, -. -.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-06-11
Liberty Bond Prices.

New York. June s.--Libeliy bonds
final prices today were: 31as. S91 go;
firsts As. ss6. 10; second As, $s5. TO-
first AVS. $sS: 80; second ANS, ss5. %;
Victory sks. 500. 60; Victory 4&c.
$3.50.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-06-11
Flour 10 Lower.

Minneapolis. June s.-Flour Is to
9 cent lower; in carload lots. family
ra.r7ts quoted at $14.35 to SASS a
fsrr.. W ninety -eight pound cotton
sacks; snicments 5S.655 barrels: bran
$500.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-06-11
Butter Lower.

Chicago, June 9.--Butter lower;
creamery 52c@52kc: eggs unchang-
led; receipts $1,000 cases; poultry
alive unchanged.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-06-11
COMMITTEES ARE PUTTING
IN TIME TODAY
LOG ROLLING ISON NOW
Friends of Various Candideles
Are Pushing Glad Hand
Movement
cASWELL is ELECTED CON-
.''''' MITTEEMAN.

Especial to The Free Press.l
Chicago, June 81. A. Cas-
we'll of Anoka today was elect
ed national committeeman from
Minnesota, to succeed Senator
Kellogg, who did not seek re-
election. Mr.. CaswelI received
fifteen votes and e. n. Nicho-
las, county attorney for Jack
son county, who tried A. c.
TownIey Of the Nonpartisan
league, got nine.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-06-11
Seven Are Killed.

Gratz. Austria, June 9.-Gendarmes
/ fired into 4 crowd demonstrating
against food pro1teering prohteers,
killing seven.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-06-11
z. J. Olsen to Marry

Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Kruse motored
Monday to La Crosse where they will
attend the wedding of Mr.. e. j. Olsen,
manager Of the Fred w. Kruse store
at La Crosse, which will be held to-
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-06-11
FOLK CAST IN HEAP
Two Persons Killed; Many
Others, Were Injured
CARS LIFTED OFF RAILS
Towns Shaken Up; Carnival At
: Saint Cloud Was Blown
CountryWard

st. Paul. June s-Three or
more persons were killed and
more than fifty injured in the
Widespread wind, rain and cleo
tricaI storm that started in the
eastern part OF North Dakota last
night and swept over northwest
ern and central Minnesota. Meag-
er reports today also told OF con-
siderable epropert damage, prin-
cipalIy to farms, small houses
and smaller outbuiIdings.
The available death list in
cluded William Hokmer, eleven
years old, killed when barn
collapsed near Fergus Falls,
Mimi; William Roeder, a farmer
living near Gardner, N. D., crush
ed when his home was demollsh-
ed, and Mrs. r. NJ. WiIke, fifty,
who died today from injuries suf-
fered when her cottage near Grey
Eagle. Minn., collapsed.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-06
Assignments of Mortgages

FULTON. ST, s1-ss; National irving Bank
s9tvs s9 arvIng Ing. Natiosal q Bank 2ss Bway;
46TH ST, a4s W; Central Union Trust CO
or N Y to Carl Bauer 73s Bway. Bklyn
and a1s ,al, ano, exers; attys. Reinhardt s. J.
2b7 Flushing av. Btyn. $4,000
MAD1SON ST, $50: Bessie I<urta to Julius
Thierman. 1890 10th st, Bltlyn atty, A
Burdick. 233 Bway ..,...,..,......$1
DIST ST; 42s "; Eleanor = Brown to
X Strong. 717 st Nicholas av: 4-27 int;
s"ys' cadwalader' w & r. 40 Wall at
s7TH ST, 2o4 W. Ernst Kubler, admn to
ct arast a astys Nuben Mo7,s, 7ss Ssth st ndivd
cosssi 3 y 1y seth st snd @ois1S "ne to a,ty" ns
asTH ST, n s. los e LGas Lex av: women;s Hos
pt"a attS to Wotten It \ Minthorne, SEA W ssth
1laTH 81. 11iiIa =: 90 cnaa i.oyentSs1 ss.SeG
and . ano to Rebecca c Gordon. sos "
Sd Sist ut; attys Gordon. s & c. 347 9Th
UNION So "a: Grace r johnson to- Jna 10
m strong; attys. Cadwalader. w &, r,
SAME 4S Wall pRo oppErV st; l2127 Int s2a asa2i
strong t27 int: 'nn Grace Gtr9nf }nsn.on to Geo
attys, same; 't.'
SoTH ST, 157 w. Michael J ADRIAN Corn 10
pa 1ath Neus' lss Lockwood av, New
s7TH ST, s. ESQ Col av coonsla sl7 Gos 9os
Bldg Constr Co to William J Taylor Co, %
w ga st attys. Murray. r II & II, 22
1o6rH ST. n $, ESQ 4th av. Frank Van Van
uerpoe to Lawyers Mort Co. SO Liberty
10TH sT, l64 W, Mina.r,et Bldg CO o0tO to
Treok l. Dochterman. Mineola, l. I atty,
asrtI L Broad s,r win, So Liberty st ... 81, 500
Society Of the $ to Central say Bank,
A. tr1, o. 4th aV; atty. !, T & II Co. SIS, oo0
lobTH ST, 9, 2s0 4th av. LAWYERS
MI! MI co Co, to - Motropolitan Saw Bank. 50
,c AZ atty, T G T Co....... 81 6. 900
aoTH ST. 161, 1853 w Magdalena G Haem
merlein to Central Saw Bank, 1877 4th av:
ally aILy, l. T T Co..............s3 s36. 900
9oIh ST. Is" W, Lawyers Mort Co to Cen
9TH ST 42s PM, ,,., *37 900
ana ana an@ $50 II 141st st; atty, Hy CI
18TH ST, 8. 100 . sth av: N Y Tao
tional irving Bank. to Irving National
Bank, New York; attys. Breed, A g. NJ
LEN Az. 6sl Chns NJ Cannon exr, to
Eniiy F Carpenter, extr; attys, Horwit5 2
Il E Al, us Broadway s6,O77. o9
New-York tribune., 1920-05-06
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

beg; ALL John j Downey to Jacob oscI u :
Shubert 223 w 44th st 2I years from
Nay /. 1920; atty, Lawyers r & y
~, ~ ............ $50, 900 to $26. 900
1NANo st, 90-94; all: Chas Lane to Nar-
Fy We1ngartcn, 1911 10th av, Brooltlyn
ct al years from Feb l. 1919; attys,
4aIH ST 80 W: all; 80 West 14th st Co
TO james A Hearn & Son; years ana 4
months from Nov /. 1916: atty, Edw 70
Mccall, l65 Broadway .........s7 500
18TH ST. 524-52G w; all; BuiItwcil REALTY
co to & T Garage, rs jefferson 81 ;
from March l, 1920 to Feb 2S, 1895;
atty. Sclig Pastor. . Delaney at 81. 500
HotSTON ST, 216 F.; basement and store
Annie Arkin to Louis Cohen, 9 Avenus
y: years from Jan /, 1920. ......s7s0
9TH AN. i3l LIST floor; Dempsey & Carroll
TO La Roisa Corset Co. Bridgeport Conn:
years from oct /, 1917; atty, II Han
non. is f. +lst Observation-Disclosures $4,000
561li ST, 430-43G W. all; 7. X Schwartz
Co to jacob burger. 702 r 9th st: Eu-
gene Crebert. Edw NJ . Pratt and Jos
Schmidt. 400 L 162d st 20 years and 10
months from March !. 1890: atty L NJ
o PRATT, 19 Cedar st: $4,000 to s44. 600
Frcdh 7 Van Beuren ct al to 80 West
J4th st. Inc, so r 42d st 20 40 yrs
from Nov l, 1916; 81 yrs renew; attys
Mitchell & NJ. A. Wall st........ S4 600
@2D ST, 1896 Ii all; sub lease Geo
Brown TO Louis Scheifer. 156 Riving ton
st p yrs from Feb l, 1920; atty, 3 II
Arn0ld; ~ 165 Bway $2l. 900
taurant Co to 1stdore Gottlieb, l07 Ora
ham av, Bklyn, and anO, from May I
1920 to Nov 20, 1929: atty, NJ . Siegcl
"P "i ~ W." ...... $4,000
New-York tribune., 1920-05-06
Fine Estate of E. Drexel
Godfrey al RytyusOu SnlH

E Drexel Godfrey sold his Rumson.
n. j., home, known as Popomora, to
Frank NJ. Smith, Of New York. It
comprises twenty-five acres, twenty
two of which are situated on the south
side Of Oceanic Road and west side of
Bellevue Avenue, and the other three
acres on the north side of Ocean Road,
extending through to the North
Shrewsbury River. The house is Of
brick and concrete. Included in the
sale are nearly all Of the furnishings
of the house, Other buildings on the
premises include a gardeners lodge,
farm stables, icehouse, garage, poultry
houses, boathouse and greenhouses
The seller has been asking $25O.OOO for
the property.
Edwin Deb. Newman purchased the
house of Mrs. Caroline Lewis on the
north side of Oceanic Road, fronting
on the North Shrewsbury River at
Rumson, containing about three acres,
with frontage on the Oceanic Road Of
about 100 feet, with q similar frontage
on Shrewsbury River. Mr.. Hintelmann
was the broker.
The same broker also sold for Mrs.
Arthur S, Fl. Jones her Ward Avenue,
Rumson property to William B.
Symmes jr., Of New York. The property
has a frontage on Ward Avenue of
$50 feet, on Meadow Lane of 500 feet,
anG on Tyson Road Of 150 feet and con-
tains about two acres. There Is a
large residence and stable garage.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-06
Builders Are Not
Being Rushed by
New Construction

According to Browns Letters, Inc,
Construction Reports, $440 900 work Of
new construction was contracted for
yesterday. Judging from information
received by the construction observers
new work is not to be awarded in vol
ume. The contracts awarded yester-
day were as follows:
Niewenhous Bros, Inc, 16 East 161st
Street, have been awarded the contract
for altering the Empire City Savings
Bank. 231 West 125th Street. The
building will be of tireproof construc-
tion, one story, and estimated to cost
100000. Trowbridge & Livingston are
the architects.
The Oscawana Building Company.
10l Park Avenue, has been awarded
the contract for constructing new
grade school in White Plains, N. Y,
to cost in the neighborhood of S140,O00.
The plans were prepared by Tooker &
Marsh, 101 Park Avenue, and the build
ing will be of the usual school CON
struction.
The contract for altering the WOOD
ruff Hotel, at Watertown, N Y, in
volving new work to cost in the neigh
borhood of 100000, has been awarded
to F. G. Farrell, SO West Thirty-ninth
Street, according to Browns Letters,
Inc, Construction Reports. The build
ing is owned by ]. D. Taylor, Of the
Northern Utilities Company, at Water
town, n. Y. The plans were prepared
by Rich & Mathesius, 800 Fifth Ave
nue., New York City
New-York tribune., 1920-05-06
Results of Auction Sales
BY Bryan L. Kennedy.


1slsr sT. ssb e. s7.sx117. s-story apart
Audubon av, AS. cor 1S7th st, l9x9b
bstory fiat and stores to William Bern
stein for s31,76o; Fulton av. n w cor
1eSth 81. 4l5xl59. to Chas Weschler
stein for s2,50o: 43d st, 445 w, 25xlo0
4-story dwelling, to Patrick J Ahren for
S22,45o; 96th st. Ill W. SI3x1oo, 5-story
fat. to John II. Stewart for s39. .76o.
s6TH ST. ia w. 3l.3xlO0. 6-story fiat to
] Curray Watson for $99 900; Goth st, &c
of John Peel Co for $50, 500: 18th st,
406 W. 26x92 4-story fiat to w c Reed
FOR $1,000; l60th st. 361 e. 25x92. g.
story dwelling. to NJ Pasco for So, ESQ:
9th 81. S$l w, y cor Jane st, 22x55.
3-story tenement and store. to f II Sal.
o1nann. tenant for s12.5b0: De Kalb av.
459. Brooklyn, 33.4x93, 4-story fiat and
store. to NJ King for $23.500; 5th av, 8
" &C cor %% lst st. 5oXloo, 4-story fats, to
HENRY ST. 1872 23loy1oo, 4-story ten..
ment; Central Union Trust Co against
Robt Weimer ct al; due s1sseS
taxes, etc. sS2.35; to the plaintift for
$4,000.
BY Henry Brady
a9TH ST. 53S w. 25x1oo6. 3-story stable:
Ada 70 Coburn against Walter Edel-
never. ct al; due s4.S26.23: taxes etc,
s235.6o; TO the plaintiff for $50. 400
BY Joseph p. Day
AV, $, 263a 174th st. 25x
96 vacant; due ssl2.4l: taxes. etc
S283.s6; to Bertha Shaefer for $3.50
BY George Price
18th ST cor Anthony av. 1oo.7x
due. S6,I26.l0; taxes etc: $500 10,
pr n1tge, $1,000; to the willis Construc
ton Co for sl4,2oo.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-06
West Side Apartments
Bought by Tenants
Form Company to Take Over
Two Houses in 84th ST.; Nine
Story 10th St. Flat Sold

Tenants of the two six-story apart
ments S1s and 91s West Eighty-fourth
Street have formed the 316-31S West
Eighty-fourth Street Corporation, f.
Kean, A. L. Bennett and C. Montgomery.
directors, to take title in the realty,
which was sold last month by the
Minaret Building Company.
The nine story elevator apartment,
s6.8x100.5. at 228 West Seventieth tn
Street is to be taken over by the newly
formed 220 West Seventeen Street Cor
poration, with A. l.. Brown, J. H. Rich
ards and w. c. Dubois, as directors.
Title is held by Ada Van Tasse! Billing
ton.
l.. & A. Pincus and N. L. Goldstone
purchased from Charles A. Work 250
West F'.ty-hrs Street, flve-story
npastne7t, 27x1oo. The purchasers will
remo1.l the house into small suites.
Shaw & Co. sold for the LAWYER.
Title Trust Company, as trustees for
the estate Of Manuel Gonzales, SO West
lSlst Street, fve-story fat, 25xSSx1O0.
SCHNEIDER & Liebler sold for Maria
Sziiagyi the five-story fiat 14s East
Eighty-second Street, 3ox1o2.
G. M. Folsom & Co. sold for Mrs. r
Addickes the fve-story fiat 271 West
10th Street.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-06
Former McAlpin
House, Opposite
Carnegies, Sold
Sellers Have Been Asking
$25O,OOO for the Realty;
Riverside Drive Corner
Among the Other Sales

The former home Of George L. Nc
Alpin, at 0 East Ninetieth Street, ad-
joining the Carnegie garden and house,
has been sold. through John J.. and
Theodore A. Kavanagh to buyer for
occupancy. Title is held by the City
Real Estate Company, a holding com
pany for clients of Title Guarantee and
Trust Company, which acquired it
from the McAlpin estate last June
While assessed at only $150,000, the
McAlpin property was held in the mar
ket at $250,000. 1t is five story Amer
lean basement structure, 26X100, and
was built for Mr. McAlpin in 1902.
Pease g. Gilman sold for W. H.
Search 78 Riverside Drive, south corner
Of Eightieth Street, 41xA5, a tive-story
American basement dwelling. The
buyer, after extensive alterations, will
occupy it,
Cushman & Wakefield, Inc, sold for
the Augustus Zerega estate 26 East
Thirtyffth Street, four story dwell
Of the Frank L. Fisher Company. The
new owners plan small suites.
Douglas Gibbons e. Co. and William
j. Roome & Co. resold for John r.
Coffin 141 East Fifty-sixth Street, q
three-story dwelling, to a buyer, who
will remodel.
Marie Clayton resold to n client of
Harris, Vought & Co. the three story
dwelling PIG East Sixty-second Street.
Harris, Vought & Co. sold for Mrs.
Ella Hirsch the threestory dwelling
116 East Ninety-ffth Street, 20x100,S12.
The residence at SO East Ninety first
Street, 18.4X100. has been sold by Mrs.
d. Schwartz.
~ ,oI> ~ Il.
Chain the three e-story dwelling, 16x
1oO11, northeast corner of Park Ave
nue. and 1O3d Street.
Leroy Coventry sold for Mary I. Nc
Call, Sd West Seventy y-second Street,
four-story dwelling
Slawson & Hobbs sold for Theo-
dore F. Whitmarsh 339 West Seventy
seventh Street {. modern five-story
dwelling, 20x6Ox10O. This house was
built to order on plans by C. p. II. Gil
bert. The same brokers sold for George
Mcdonald 315 West Nineteth Street,
fve-story dwelling, 20x55x102.2.
II. j. and B. D. Pepper and w. Con
stable formed the 159 West Eighty
two three-story dwellings, 35x102.2, at
that address. Henry u. Chaplin is the
owner of record.
The l. Lincoln Seide Company sold
for DR.. NJ. Aronson, 1875 Madison Ave
nue., facing Mount Morris Park East.
q three-story dwelling, 18x10O. The pur-
chaser after extensive alterations will
occupy
Coughlin & Clisby sold for the Mary
a. McPortland estate to Florence Mar
shall 1874 West Ninety second Street, a
three story dwelling, 20x100.8, which
will be altered into apartments.
Charles A. Dubois sold through
John Kirk for John r. Sparrow the
three-st dwelling, 621 West 142d
Street.
Richard G. Barter sold for Judge
George W. Simpson. the three story
dwelling, $40 West 142d Street. 15x
99.11.
Moore, Schutts & Co. sold the three
story dwelling, 432 West 162d Street.
19.6X98, for Mrs. Lavinia NJ. Davies.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-06
Sales i'm The Bronx

The Hudwill Corporation bought from
Charles Pope the three-family houses
1920 to 1924 Webster Avenue and from
Laura E. Roth the four three family
brick houses POI to 297 East 144th
Street.
Harry Calm sold to the Progressive
Pastry Company the two-story frame
store and dwelling 1902 Third Avenue.
Edward Polak, Inc, sold for Mrs.
Giardino to John McManus 1928 Ar
thur Avenue, a three e-family frame
building, 20X100; for Mrs. Jack Weber
to A. Davidson, 14I9 Longfellow Ave
nue., twofamily dwelling, 25x100, and
for Mrs, Adele Pollack to A Lucker,
1928 Washington Avenue, two story
dwelling and store, 2OX1OO.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-06

FUTON aain Hesfrur.nt' sr 1.T' AM Am g. az all. Moa,
Julius Herrok, 42l n 2tst ut, Bklyn
81 yrs from May I. 1920; atty. A J
17TH ST, 426 II. grocery str; Salvatore
Lapiccols to Jno Bocsnr, on the prem
isea; yrs from April 15. 1920 mo. SIC
BLEECkER SIT, 132. str floor; REQ spe-
ciaty shop to Chas Mailer and Nathan
Iiundert. 319 E 1o2d st: yrs from
rnb !. 1922: atty. J Perlmutter, 157
l1rH ST, BAL E, II s runs l3s'2x "
63.9x 72,6x ss.l0 to street o rs
to beg: all; Rosa Teven to Jacob Steg-
meier, 1851 Av A, ct al; firm, Daubs
Stegmeier. 37s list av 21 yrs from
Mar J., 1920; atty. r NJ Tchcnor. Ss
Park Row ................... $50
New-York tribune., 1920-05-06
Ciaridge To Be Enlarged
Old Metropole Taken Over TO
Increase Facilities of Bic Hotel

The Hotel Yates, formerly the Met.
Eropole, at l47 to 151 West Forty-third
Street, and abutting the Hotel Clar-
dge, at the southeast corner of Broad
way and Fortyfourth Street, controlled
ny /. Coleman du Pont and others, is
said TO have been acquired by Mr.. du
Pont and his associates to enlarge the
facilities of the latter hotel
The property is held by Alonzo
Hornby, of Redlands. Calf. Some
thing like $250000 is reported to have
been paid for John j. Lussier's lease
Of thirty-two years on the hotel.
The du Pont interests leased several
months ago from the Schultz Realty
Company the Hotel Wallick, at the
northeast corner of Broadway and
Forty-third Street, for twenty-year
term at rental of $65000 year, and
are now remodeling the upper floors
for use as an addition to the Claridge.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-06
Edward A. Bartrness Parts
With Attractive Yonkers Hom

Edward IT. Bartmess sold his home
at 44 Pine Street. Yonkers, to Celestiro
Souweine, of this city. The property
is two and one-half story dwelling
with garage and about quarter Of an
acre. The interior decorations are
fresco and mural paintings by Nergilio
Tojetti, Italian artist, former owner of
the property. These decorations are
fitted into the ce lings and side walls.
The residence was purchased by Mr.
Bartmess from the artist twenty years
ago Mr. Rartmess is the manager of
fourteen Standard Oil branches. Thomas
S. Burke was the broker