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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-13
BASEBALL


TEXAS LEAGUE.
AZ Wichita Pals Pr
wichita Falls .010 500 100 B1o o-s n Z
shreveport -0O2 zoo 100 0Io IL Il 3
Batterles; Wichita Falls, Burch and
s.ltchensi Shreveport, Gleason and wall
At san Antonio.
san Antonio .--.... 02s 100 40s-II ls
galveston --.--.---- 900 900 600
Hatterles. san Antonio Ross and CHI
son Galveston. Couchman and O'Bnen.
At Beaumont 49,
5eauInont .----.-.-. 002 1o1 Oos-5 u /
houston -----.--.--. 900 900 00I-1 I
balleries. Beaumont Schneider and
st4ns9uryi Houston. Buscha and Moves.
Dallas at Fort Worth. played SUNDAY.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
kansas City. z; Louisviils. .
~ 4aukee, 3 Indianapolis, z
- Faul D Columbus, 4
Memphis, 3; Toledo. l.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
sioux City 2 Omaha. 6
Joplin p Wichita 6
Tulsa g. Oklahoma CITY &
ST Joseph at Des Loines. rain.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Atlanta, 3. Birmingham. Q. Second
game Atlantas l. Birminrharn g.
rev orleans, 9. Noble O.
Memphis = Nashville. .
Llstle Rock. s; Chattanooga, 2
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-13
Columbus Team
Wants a Game

Manager c. ". McKemy, Of the
Columbus, n. n, baseball team. would
like to hear from the managers OF the
Terminal, First National bank or any
other baseball team not playing regu-
larly scheduled games IN FL Paso,
with the view Of arranging contests
in Columbus. According TO a letter
from manager Mckemy to The Herald
sports editor, the Columbus team is
anxious TO get names and issues a
challenge 10 all those who desire 10
play out Of town
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-13

New York, July 13.-The Fred Full
ton-Harry Wills heavyweight boxing
bout, originally scheduled for de-
cision In this city Thursday has been
transferred to Newark, where Il will
be staged on July Is. The Inability
OF the International Sporting club to
secure a suitable arena and the in
definite status Of the new state box
ing law caused the change.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-13
TOMMY NELSON
OFF To ROSWELL
VIII Box Johnny Connolly,
New Mexico Lightweight
Champion. There.

Tommy Nelson, FL Paso lightweight
boxer, viii leave within the next few
days FOR Roswell. where he VIII box
Johnny Connolly, New Mexico light
weight champion Thursday night
Connolly Is said TO be one OF the
fastest boys OF his weight
Nelson has been working industri-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-13

ously az his camp in the Internal
tional club and IS showing more
speed and science every day. The Fl
Paso mixer has a stiff punch. Is clever
and fast His last bout was with Lee
Morrisey, at Nogales. Ark. and was
one OF the fastest contests witnessed
in the southwest in a long while.
Nelson viii leave Wednesday morn
ing for Roswell.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-13

PittsburE. Pa, July 1s.-Pittsburr de-
ieated Boston in II innings Monday, Bos-
ton tied the score IN the fifth In ne
llth With two On. Nicholson battsd FOR
adams and was passed. filling the bsses.
put ElllpEim could not get the ball over
winning run-
score R.EE
Boston --.-..--.. 900 90 900 o0-2
PittsburE ...---.. eco 900 600 01-s II
Batteries: Boston. FIIlineim and Cfowdv-
Fittsuurg, Adams and Schmidt.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-13

-H--HAA asau 81.
Two base hits. Jacobson. Scott. 2
schanE Foster. Three base hits. TohIn'
stolen base. Tohln. Sacrifice hits. schanr
scott Double plays Gerber 20 Gedsou 10
SISTER Scott 70 McInnis; Foster to Vitt 10
MeinniA Base on balls. of VanriIder, ..
on Burweu G. of Harper. /; n Fortune
J. Innings pitched. TanFildar I fnons out
Harper s. Fortune l. Struckout. bv re--
glider. J. By Bu-wsll. 4 By Harper. 2
Passed ball. Walters.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-13

Tender OF this city. defeated Wulie
Jackson OF New York. in a fast eight
round bout here Monday night. Jack
son had the better OF the first round
and the second and fourth were
about even Tender took the others
by a wide margin.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-13
Payo Treats En- Rough; "Alamo" To PA
OUAKERS AGAIN
LOSE To REDS
Moran's Champions Again
Wallop Philly Tribe;
Dodgers On Top.

Cincinnati. O.. July 15.-Cinoinnah de-
feated Philadelphia in ten innings Mon
day. The Red infield was broken up BY
an injury 70 Eopf and the suspension OF
Orch FOR three days because Of his verbal
attack on umpire Nora last Saturday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-13
AIamogordo Team
BeStS Las Cruces

Las Cruces, n. IL, July 13.-The
fast Alamogordo team defeated the
Las Cruces nine here Sunday after
noon by the score Of II to 4. Modesto
Con sz. FL Paso twirier. pitched for
the Alamog0rdo team and held the
Las Cruces team safe throughout
The score;
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-13
Phoenix Fans
Await Big Bout

Phoenix. ARK. July 1a.-Phoenix
fight fans are IN a frenzy Of expec-
tation over two bouts to be staged
here Friday night FrSolzie FoWser,
Of Ell Paso, Tex, and Cliff Jordan. Of
California, are scheduled for a ten
round 90, while Tommy Carter, OF FL
Paso. and Leo Houck, OF Seattle, are
down on the bill for q performance
Of similar duration. Ton ak, kcreen
star. who has been filrning Wsstern
stuff IN Arizona recently, will referee
the Fowser-Jordan battle, while Carl
Norris, Oklahoma giant and former
white hope, viii of1ciate in the ring
at the Houck-CE pieasantries. A
six round special between Battling
Scotty," Of Phoenix, and wildcat
Ellis Of Miami, completes the bill
Jordan recently fought Battling
Ortega to a draw IN four rounds at
san Francisco, and defeated Rufus
Williams, OF Columbus, n. n, at Ray
in a ten round go on July 5. Fowser
recently boxed Speedbal1 Hayden at
Columbus ten rounds to a draw.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-13

Chicago uLs July 1s--Erratic fielding
By Herzuss Paskert Hoiiochsr and Mer-
kls coupled with weak pitching By Mar
tin and Hendrix enabled Brooklyn TO win
10th games from Chicago Monday.
Score R f. E
Brooklyn -..----.-- 212 sos 10o-1s Is
ChicaEo -.--------- 100 90 he 3
Batteries: Brooklyn, Grimes and Miller,
Taylor; Chicago. Martin and O'FarrelL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-13

St Louis, No. July 15.-St- Louis DE-
leated New York IN ten innings MONDAY
Hethcote scoring from second on q villa
p--cn- clemens was put out Of the game
IN the third BY uEplre QuiEley for de-
putting a decision
seore- R-HE
New York 1900 go 900 100 e-s
St Louis --.-.-.- SOC Geo 000;1-l
Batteries= New York. Touey and z
smith; s.. Louis. Haines and Clemons, Dr.
h0efer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-13
elleFeL
Knights Next sunday.
M. - -. = -. - -


Buenos Aires. Argentina. July IL
Luis Angel Firpo. heavy-T eight box
ing champion OF south America.
knocked out Antonio Jirsa In the
first round OF a scheduled ten round
bout At the University club last
night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-13
LOSE
BY LONE TALLY
Home Run by Ed. Collins
Proves Crucial One Of
Hard Fought Battle.

Philadelphia. Pa. July 1s.-Ed Coilius's
home run scored the only tally Of Non
days game which Chicago won Three
nHH
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-13

Two base hits. Wingo. Stolen bases
Roush. Duncan. Miller. TraEesser. Sacrifice
hit. Dauhert, Fisher. williams, smith
Double plays. Fletcher 70 Miller: Fletcher
70 Rawlings to Paulette- Base on balls Off
Smith. 2. Off Csusey. /; off Fisher, Z. IN
nirgs pitched. smith. s. C0usey. / Is. Hit
BY pitcher. by Fisher, l. Struckous, BY
Elshar- 4. hr srllth-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-13
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Whcre Iley Pay WELLESLEY.
Boston at Piltshurg.
Brooklyn az Chicago.
New York at St Louis
Philadelphia al CinciunatL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-13

CARPETS CLEANED me pest way
by the best cleaners WI SON-trIL.-
LfCAN Plant = Phone Izs.-AdT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-13

~ elH---A --------.-. 10 COS Q03-1o
Nl-leago .--.--.....-..--. 600 Oo1 100
Two base hits. Olson. Merzie. KlIduff.
: IerTy- Three base hits. Konetchy. Ny
ers Sacrifice hits Griffith. Myers ron-
BE plays. Terry 20 HolIochsr 10 lTeri-Ie
Base on balls. of Hendrix. s; off Smith.
!; struekout, By smith 6; BY Hendrix. 2
VIA pitch Hendrix
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-13

FULL line OF KODAEs and KODAK
supplies at Gandara's--AdV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-13
STANDINGS
AsIEEICAN LEAGUE


AuaEe LueN EAlT " con eErIlT.
Chicago a. Warrington
St Louis az New York.
Cleveland At Philadelphia
Detroit a. Boston.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-13

Boston. Mass, July 11.-St- Louis took
the last Of the series from Boston Monday.
Boston outhit the visitors and had Is iert
on bases.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-13
WILL BATTLE
Ell PA50 TEAMS
Ne WMexicans VIII Jour
ney Here Every Fifth
Sunday for Game.

Alamogordo's fast baseball team. IN
fact it's best in several years VIII be
seen In action at Rio Grande park this
season
By an arrangement reached through
the cooperation Of Army and City
league officials with the Alamogordo
baseball team management az the
weekly executive committee meeting
OF the league Monday night FL Paso
teams VIII play in Alamogoruo FOUR
sundays out OF every I've On re re
fifth the Alamo aggregation VIII
come 20 this city and clash with an
FL Paso district team In a double
header, 10 playing the first CANA as
the regularly scheduled league affair
viii also be held on that day. None
OF the games viii be counted IN the
official percentage column. the plan
being the offspring OF an idea OF
sheriff John Snider. OF Otero county
n IL. 70 boost good baseball
Four Games ut -Alnmo.'
Mr. S1ider's original plan embraced
the entrance OF the Alamogordo team
into the league However as the
principal motive Is but 70 boost the
was the consensus OF opinion that
games could be played four out OF
every five weeks at Alamo and on
the fifth Sunday Rio Grande park
would be the stage. One Of the two
teams playing In FL Paso on Saturday
city and play there o. Sunday after
noon This win gesalt Ia this par
ricular club playing two games
week and VIII result n closely con-
tested games both here ard az the
little New Mexican city also, i IS
believed
Knights Next sunday.
The first team 10 play IN Alamo
VIII be the Knights OF Columbus next
Sunday afternoon Saturday the
Knights meet the Fort Bliss stars.
On the following Saturday the Inter
national team win play its first out
of-toWn game BY meeting the Alamo
eordo boys and then the Fort Bliss
and zone mines viii get their cpDor-
tunity- The schedule for this week
end OF the ArmT-CltV league Is the
same as that OF last week The off,
Gals found Ii necessary 70 balznce
the schedule at the Monday night
meeting. as the Saturday afternoon
contest between the zone and Army
teams played on July FOR the bene-
-it o. the monument fund OF thu
Daughters OF the Confederacy threw
the schedule slightly out OF order.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-13

Lynn. Double play Galloway and Griffin.
Base on halls. of Kerr. l. or Perry. g
struekout, By Kerr. 2 By Perry. 4.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-13

sBatted for Wheat IN ninth
fBatted for Smith IN ninth
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-13

Totals ---...-.-.- IS 2 II 16
.Batted for Hendrix IN ninth.
Ecnra by luufurz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-13
Bronx Apartments and Business
Properties Bought by Investors

Kurz & Uren sold two five-story
apartments, with stores, 514 and SIG
East 149th Street. each 25x9O, for AL
bert A. Lowenstein to the Hesu Realty
Company.
julius Trattner sold for H. Adelman
to Rachel Maiseles 9O4 Trinity Avenue,
sixstory apartment. 25x100.
August Lauter sold for John Fink
beiner to Jacob and Jake Anauber the
four-story fiat, with stores, 653 East
161st Street. 27x10O
The Benenson Realty Company pur-
chased from August Kuhs through
Henry Hart the one-story building with
eleven stores, occupying the triangular
block bounded by Crescent Avenue,
Adams Place and 1880 Street; also,
bought from William Kelly 245 East
19sth Street. three-story dwelling,
25x1O0
The Meister Builders, Inc, purchased
from Anthony McOwen 5ls and $40
Timpson Place, two twofamily houses,
25x100 each. J. Herzog was the broker
William Peters & Co. sold for Franz
Marquard the dwelling 2510 st. Ray
mond's Avenue to Catherine PITT.
Slawson & Hobbs sold for J. NJ. Mas
terton the two-family dwelling 1905
Montgomery Avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-13
Brooklyn Sites Purchased
For Immediate Improvement

The Realty Associates sold twelve
lots fronting 23s feet on New Utrecht
Avenue. IS feet on Fiftv-second Street
and LA feet on Fifty-third Street.
Asher Damn. the buyer, will erect i'm
mediately two-story brick building on
the Fiftythird Street corner, which
has been leased by bank, and on the
remainder of the block he will build
eight three story apartment buildings,
with stores
Walter S. Ross and C. c. Gretsinger
sold for B. Bakerman the plot 4Ox1OO,
on the north side Of Senator Street,
240 feet west of Sixth Avenue, to
builder for Improvement.
b. j. Sforza sold for Rufus T. Griggs
to the Palermo Construction Company
plot 80x1o0, north side of Seventy-frst
Street 100 feet east of Thirteenth Ave
nue., for immediate improvement with
twofamily dwellings.
Charles Partridge sold the apart
ment 476 Prospect Place for isaac
Schmookler and Morris Cohen.
+. c. Sauter Agency sold the store
apartments at 141 Grand Street for
Maria R. Brown to Jacob Altman
The Buckley & Horton Company sold
1876 Hall Street, three-story dwelling,
18.6x100, for J. j. Rossbottom.
f. T. Newman sold the four-story
store property 2O6 Garfield Place for
Mary E. Newman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-13
Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

e9rH ST. 14o w Isaac NJ Fcldstcin OF al
agt Wilmington Realty Corp owner:
Samuel Borchardt. president contrac-
PARK AV. SIS; Isaac NJ Feldsten ct al
agt Traut Realty Corp. owner: Samuel
Borchardt. president. contractor $ll7. 80
1ilTH ST 528 TO 534 w; Isaac NJ Field
stein ct al agt Winth Realty Corp own
er; Samuel Borchardt, president. con-
9th ST. 2ao W; Isaac NJ Feldstein ct al
agt Wilmington Realty Corp owner;
Samuel Borchardt. president, contrac-
w EST END Az. $40: isaac NJ Feidsteln
ct al agt Winth Realty Corp. owner;
Samuel Borchardt, president, contrac-
9th ST. 20 W; Isaac NJ Feldstein ct al
agt Borchardt Realty Corp, owner
Samuel Borctsa rdt. president. contrac-
tor ..................... ,........ss s461
18TH ST. sso W Isaa1 NJ reldstein ct
al agt Gene Realty Corp. owner. Samuel
Borchardt president. contractor S373-36
18TH ST 2o3 w; Isaac Feldstein 81 al agt
Gene Realty Corp. owner; Samuel Bor-
charGt. president. contractor. s27 So
18TH ST. 423 W. Isaac Feidstein ct al
agt Gene Realty Corp, owner: Samuel
Borchardt president. contractor. si61. 20
WEST END AV. 525 Isaac n Fe!dstein
~ al. agt 525 West End Realty Corp
owner, Samuel Borchardt president.
contractor ..........--'. ..-.-.,.. SIS 50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-13
Auction To-day of Flats and
Tenement House Prone~,;es

Joseph ?. Day will hold special
sales day, in the IA Vesey Street sales
room to-day at noon. at which the fol-
lowing properties will be sold: 34e-
355 Third Avenue and 204 East
lwenty-sixth Street, southeast corner:
the northeast corner Bradhurst Ave
nue. and l49th Street, vacant; also
plont with frame dwelling AMI
barn, east side of Dyckman Street. $50
feet north Of Prescott Avenue; II
west Fifty-tifth Street, four-storv
dwelling; 303 West 111th Street. Ave
story. tenement; 221 East Seventy
eighth Street. fve-story tenen.ent;
Cornelia Street, hve-story tenement;
Ill West Forty-ninth Street, a dwell
ing; COZ West Forty-eighth Street. a
tenement: vacant plot southwest cor
ner Fourth Avenue and Fifty-second
Street; vacant plot on the seast side
of Brooklyn Avenue, between Haw-
thorne and Fenimore streets, and sos
West 10th Street, a four-story tene-
nlent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-13
Single House to Replace
Two i'm 18th Street
Buyer of Dwellings on East Side
to Raze Old Homes Now
Occupying Site

John F. Mckeon, of tho Wooa-n.,uo,
Company Inc, sold for Mrs. Isabelle B.
Satterthwaite the two dwellings. 1923
and 13l East Seventy-ninth Street. 4ox
luz. 1t is the intention Of tho huver +o
raze the old structures and erect a
modern dwelling for his own occunancv
, oammann, Voorhees, & Floyd and
Iease Eliiman sold for Yale Univer-
sl.y lou East Thirty-seventh Street. d
1our.story dwelling, 2Ox98.9.
William B. May & Co. sold for Henry
McAleenan the five-story American
basement dwelling at 10 East Ninetv-
fourth Street, 19xlOO.8.
harris Vought & Co. resold for
James W. Bulmer the three-storv dwell.
ing lab East Fifty-ffth Street 1s.8x
loo.o, and resold to a client, who will
alter, 209 East Sixty-second Street. a
'nTee1story dwelling, 18.6x100.5.
e.. +. wood O. Co., Inc, sold for DR..
Joseph A; Dillon 7s5 West End Avenue,
Pease & Gilman sold For = Sander
TO TO George H. Kalb, present tenant, the
:.nree-story 17-foot dwelling 1887 Lex
William Cruikshank's Sons sold for
tne New York Life Insurance and Trust
company, as trustee, the dwelling 333
convent Avenue, 20x1O0, to Eugene C.
Gibney "
James L. Conway, of Charles A. Du
pos sold for James L. Van SAINT to
cyan Nv W. Walz the three-story dwelling
o4s West 140th Street. 20x1O0.
The Seimor Homes Corporation bought
from the Terrain Realty Company ~
sutton Place, three story dwelling.
io.ox75. The property was purchased
last week by the sellers. The NJ. Nor
genthau Jr. Company and the Everett
M. Selxas Company were the brokers in
the sale and resale.
The Duff & Brown Company sold for
Mary Kronenbitter 1853 West 143d
street, a four-story dwelling, 19x100.
The A. J. Shannon COMPANY. Inc.
sold the two-story dwelling $40 First
Street for Carl Olsen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-13
A Assignments OF Mortgages
Manhattan

ACDO BON Az, q cor 1Soth st; y S 6: J
corpn TO David Spariro 1887 Presjdent
ST. Bklyn; atty, w Norell. 20 Warren
45TH ST. 5l-5s w Louis Irankel TO- Louis
Werner W saith st, attys, Feiner 4
l2sTH ST. $50 E August Brandes and ono
trus' to Hy Wendt. gdn. SO Nassau
CHRIsToPHER sr, 80. Eliiz Burr Sfii't to
Central say Bank, 1871 9Th av: atty,
Lawyers Title T Co. 100 Broad
coLGMBUs Av. SIS, Marcus Day s5V'0J TO-
bankers Trust Co, trus and ano: atty
Title Guar q T Co l76 Bway s2S 900
NJ AN HAITIAN AV SIS, Joseph Shenk TO
k!acko Finance corpn. 40 W eth st
attys- Morrison & : SO Bwav 5 OG
SANE, PROP. lsidor Schweidel to 1oa
Shenk. lis w l20th st: attys. same s 90
last ST. 46S w; Sara c NlittlelnRnn to
Bernard Weiss, $50 T. I'D st atty \ II
Mlttlemann. St7 Madison st....sl00
7TH AN, 2e36; Mary Van j. Nandcrpoel to
Lincoln Trust Co. 2o4 5th av, atty Mid
dlebrook p. as Cedar st.....sf
NTH ST. 1886 w: Hebro Realty Corpn
10 Chas CARTEL. 20 E 90th st atty II r
Elias, 277 Bway ..........~.. 800
Wheeler to Benz Blossom. 2ss W Nm
81 attys, Fletcher, Nice & B. 1913
MADISON Az. 1883; N title & Mort Co
TO ELF Seitz, 100 6lst st; atty, y Y
Title & Mort Co. 1876 Bway. .... SIS 600
10TH AV, 53234. 42d st. Theo
Wilson and ano. trus to Samuel Rqs-
borough h. eco Hudson av, Union ILli
}, atty, Jos Atz, IS Liberty su...$4 go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-13
Bank Enlarges
Site for Branch
On the Bowery
Chatham and Phenix Ma
tional Gets Abutting Prop
erty on Grand Street for
New Building Planned

The Chatham and Phenix National
Rank is to have new Bowery branch
building. 1t will cast 100000. This
hss been made possible through the
nnrchase by the 12s Bowery Corpora
hon from Philip Zeillin of the prop
erty al PSI Grand Street, and the buy
;nr corooration's recent ACQUISITION of
ne abuteisg property at 1lS and 1881
aowerv from the Chesebrough estate,
title TO the latter passag on April l..
On the Bowery end are two four story
buildings, 27xs0, and on Grand Street
a three-story building, 24x65, the two
forming an IL" around the southwest
,orne- OF those thoroughfares, on
which stands the present home Of the
hank. s0xS4. Eventually the combined
site, measuring 81 feet on the Bowery
and los feet on the street, will be i'm
bank. Hiram Rinaldo was the broker
Sale of 9th Avenue Structures
Walter c WyckofF sold for Potter
BROTHERS two four-story buildings, 19.9x
AZ each. al AZ and 4l9 Sixth Avenue.
Char e. Keller was associate broker.
e. Frankenthaler sold to James
Moss and Ferry Street, two four
story business buildings, 43x6O. The
properly adloins the southeast corner
Of Gold and Ferry streets, which is
owned By Mr.. Moss, and gives him
nlottage OF 4sx1O7. The property was
sold for the John Gardner estate, which
his beer in possession of the property
since 1870. The heirs live abroad and
are represented by Caldwalder, Wicker
sham 4 Taft.
E. Sharum sold 157 and l59 East
1esth Street, a seven-story loft. 50x
100. TO syndicate of tenants COM
nosed of Herman L. Paul. Herman
Gunther and others. Louis Israel was
the hrnker
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-13
Recorded Leases

1TH AN G $. extends from SD to 33d st.
space at east end OF hotel bldg. Y
Hotel Stattler Go to Gimbel Bros p
yrs from June L. 1919 and priv OF II
VI renewal: atty. de Brun, 1275
Bway -........ .........$2 T. 0 90
EAST BROADW AY. So, str. etc. Harry
Elias to Ralph Sternlicht. 2n4 e 2lst st +.
Yrs from May !. 1920, atty. l. Lem pei
IA Bway . .......... $4,000
stoop; Nathan Wacow to Morris stern
Us L l2lst ST, and ano; yrs from
Sspt !. 1919 -, ~. s42o
agent to Ida Crotta, 325 W Attn ST :
II yrs from Dec /, 1915: address 1875
w 10Th ST -.,............ $500 to $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-13
Will Pay $500, 900 Rental for
Sixth Ave. Sperry Building

j. Clarence Davies leased for the
Sperry Realty Company the five-story
Sperry Building, 662 and 664 Sixth
Avenue, for term OF twenty-one years
at an aggregate rental of $500 900, to
Aaron Kosofsky, and to Richard &
Sloan the sixth floor of 49, William
Street.
Pease & Gilman leased a loft in 489
Broome Street to Somerstein Brothers,
and to "Pearson's Magazine" the store
at 81 Fifth Avenue.
The Charles f. Noyes Company
leased the store, basement and sub
cellar of al and az Warren Street to
the Domestic Electric Company, and
has sub-leased for this corporation a
portion of the premises to the Cont
mental Rubber Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-13
$4,000, 900 Apartment
Hotel for Park Avenue
Seventeen-Story Building Will
Occupy Block Front Between
10Th and 5Oth Streets

Plans have been filed for the con-
struction Of seventeen story hreproof
apartment hotel on the west side of
Park Avenue, whole block front, be-
tween Forty-ninth and Fiftieth streets.
1t will have a frontage of 200 feet
on the avenue by lag feet on Forty
ninth Street and 1913 feet on Fitch
Street. The sub-surface of the build
ing is to be leased to the New York
Central Railroad Company and the New
York, New Haven e. Hartford Railroad
Company The New York State Realty
and Terminal Company, of which Ira
A. Pace is vice-presdent, is the owner
of record. Warren & Wetmore are TIE
architects and have estimated the cost
at $2,500,0OO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-13
56th Street House for Banker

The buyer Of the five-story Ameri-
can basement dwelling at 1873 East
Fifty-sixth Street. sold recently by
Pease & Gilman, is Arthur Coppell,
banker.
r. Telfair Smith represented the Tel
Ray Realty Company in the recent pur-
chase Of two three-story dwellings at
210 and 212 West Eleventh Street
which were reported sold through NJ
Morgenthau Jr. Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-13
$500. 900 Columbus Ave. Lease

I. j. Phillips G. Co. leased for Louis
j. Rockford, Samuel j. Rockford and
Daisy Strauss to the c. & l.. Lunch
Company, ne. "a. Chinitz and
S. Levine) the southwest corner Of
Seventy-third Street and Columbus
Avenue, fve-story building, for
twenty-one years for a rental of about
5000 900.
The lunch company will make ex-
tensive alterations and expects to oc-
cupy one of the. stores