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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-12

Mothers are giving it to their
children who were given It by
their mothers. Every second Of
the working day someone some
where is going into a drug store to
buy it, for DR.. CaldweIl's Syrup
Pepsin is selling ct the rate OF over
6 million bottles a year.
Its great success is based on
merit, On repeated buying, on ono
satisfied user telling another.
There are thousands Of homes IN
this country that are never with
out bottle Of Syrup Pepsin. and
the formulator Of that prescrip-
ton is fortunately living to see its
wonderful success.
Women, children and elderly
people are especially benefited
by DR.. CaldweIl's Syrup Pepsin.
While il Is promptly effective on
the most robust constitution and
In the most obstinatei cases. it b
mild and gentle in its action and
does not cause gripping and strain.
Containing neither opiates nor
narcotics, It il safe for the tiniest
baby and children Ike it and take
it willingly.
Every drug store sells DR.. Cal&
wells Syrup Pepsin. Keep .
bottle in your home. Where
many live someone 10 sure to need
it quickly.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-12
Nexa ef clairon.


Special to- Times-Republfcan.
Clarion, March IT, n. A. emith
is seriously Ill with hicccughs.
Mrs. RI. Ross and dahEhtsr havs
returned from IN extended visit in
California Il
Mrs. II. q. white was called ia
Kansas City BY the death Of her
brother. who died suddenly. !,
Mis- Madge Eyler. who 10 learn
Ing to be q nurse at Council Bluffs,I
was compelled TO come home on ac-i
count Of an Injury to her foot.
Delevan Kennedy, Of idaho Il maxi
ms - s&tvsuod visit i in the nome
Of his uncle D. G. Bailey.
Ness vioia5 Huntisy has accepted
. position - stsnoxrspher IN the
land department Of the Farmsrr
savinss Bank At 0oldheld Ag
I'd Mrs. q y AHil was r1iiS6 10
Davenport ~ tie serious iilHsss y Of
her hnSSAnl who u suAsriisS TON
heart tFouAis.
MIA Ilfia0 NslDon has IND 20
,Dss Moinss. whore Shs VIM O.. Im-
-Dioysd n me TstaA09Iaphio 4 II j
Ingeats with ths CshtIal LifAy1a1ur.I
l1lSf lempnay. ~ y: 81 Il n Il M, i &
691 & zhornlsy lido GSi 81 Is
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-12

Luxembourg is thei wealthiest coun-
try in the world, the per capita
wealth being 1900 francs.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-12
Born in 1889 DR.. Caldwell Il
Still in His Office Daily
,under Of Dr.. Caldwelrs Syrup Pepsin.

Wonderful founder OF Dr. CAdNeHs
his famous prescription
digestion and elimination
the family the general practitioner
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-12

~R. w. B. Caldwell Of Mon
ticello. Illinois, was and is a
- family doctor. The whole
human body, not any small part
oft, was his practice. More than
half his calls" we're on women,
children end babies. They are
the ones most often sick. But
their illnesses we're usually Of a
minor nature-colds, fevers, head
aches, biliousness-and all OF
them required first a Thorough
evacuation. They we're constipated.
Dr.. Caldwell in the course Of 40
wears practice, for he was grad
uated from Rush Medical College
back in 1875, had found good
deal Of success in such cases with
Q prescription Of his own contain
ing simple laxative herbs with
pepsin. In 1892 he decided to
use this formula in the manufac-
ture of a medicine to be- known as
DR.. Caldwelrs Syrup Pepsin, and
in that year the preparation was
first placed on the market. The
picture of DR.. Caldwell that APP
pears on the package vas taken in
that year.
The preparation Immediately
had as great a success in the drug
stores as it previously had in the
doctors private practice. Today
The third gsnaation i using it
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-12

For Colds, Grip or lnfluenxa
and as Q Preventative. take Laxative
Bromo ouine Tablets. Look for E
W. Groves signature on the box. SOC.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-08
New Workers Buy Homes
In Suburban Places

Prince 8 Rip'ey, Inc, have sold for
Charles E. Storm his recently con-
structed house at Mrhegan Park Dpbbs
1erry. to James A.sWalker, OF this city.
Mr. Storm plans the erection of more
h.uses in this section. which will be
offered for sale in the near future.
Howe & Thompson have sold the
Richard Langle house, at 81 DeKalb
venue White Plains, to William F.
Melchinger.
Gets House at Lawrence
The Lewis H. May Company has sold
a+ Lawrence, L l., for Peter Robohm.
the Colonial dwelling on the southeast
corner of Washington Avenue and
Walter Lane, on half acre of ground,
to Anna Finkelstein
New Jersey Home Sold
Edward P. Hamilton & Co. have sold
.or the Alden Company, 1870 Centre
Street, Orange, N. j, comprising a
iwelling on one-quar.er of an acre, to
Garrett $: Odell: Also the property at
Mary F, Hall, Of Montclair, to A. Deni-
son Williams Of this city.
S. S. Walls rum Gordon & Forman
have sold for the Wilsey Realty Com
rany new residence on Avondale lie
Road, Ridgewood,f N j, TO Geo sc P.
Clapp, of this city, ard for Robert G
Eyre to Frederick w. Drecktrade "a
Doremus Avenue; also for Mrs. Jennie
G. Murphy to William G. Halliday. Of
Flushing, L. l., her dwelling at Van
Den and Hanks avenues.
Sale in Staten Island
Moffatt & Schwab have sold to Dan
iel G. Wnitlock the large house and
GROUNDS at Al Sunrise Terrace, Grymes
Hill, s. l., for Grace Humistoh.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-08
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

S7TH ST, '54o-bs. all; Albert II Rohe to
Nears nusfoc Er% Co. Go, so-sS Greens ST. o,l2
PARK row STA top left: RELIABLE in,fGe
Go 9e to 20 payld yld ErTch a95 Floyd st. Bsyn
~ $4,000; atty. Jos Berg TIA Broa !
io. ST, il; W.. ali Isabella Hart ss''to to
yrs fro-, Jan 1. 1919. $40
B4RGaAx 4 sss ST ss7o s. from West Bway
Amer, "A w 18th st: 81 yrs from Feb
i, /, 1890; attys. stroock & s. a y lstn ~
7TH Av SIT. cor s1ss st. ali; Krim
Realty Corp to Uni,e~ Cigar Stores of
AH,r; 100 "A W 1Sth st; 10 yrs from May Ma
5oTH ST, 54o42 W. all west 5oth street rect
se5 w 60 s5 e S. 10 YRS irony ro jan Sd
Sd Av, 14e7 5 and b; Sara Mass to ano
to Ms MaS n qs Msy lag 9oss s5h sst sy fT0 peaa
LATAYETTB F' - ST. cor Spring st. str str
Bank, g. Spring st; s yrs from May
I. 1921; attys, wayland b. ls5 Broado
4sTH ST. ii7io, ALI jno Shea to 'iiooo Hoo
lois: atty "A G McNulty. - BrSad d
7TM Yay Av cor 52d st. ali: ln'0ps NY 'VS g
Taylor to Thos l. Cunning han. 219 West
ll6 h st, from March l 1920. to May
|, 1910; attys Pressinger N W. 60
Wall st; gold. taxes, etc and sSo.oo0 sSo. oO0
HOT on9 sroN ST. 200 W. ali; & '.,His Hoiis
Go to Vino Me MEDICAL &C. on s4tvn patss
son yrs tS0% K 1eS 3eS ay.D a..ys $500 ooo
2sTH ST, a e, barbccr, shop; Edw !, + r
ST; s-12 yrs from Dec /. 1919; atty,
s j Inciar'li, 396 LIST av. ........... $3.50
New-York tribune., 1920-01-08
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

Iadd to Leopold Grossman 70 w 113th
st; atty, Leon Lasl 160 Bway. $4,000
GOTH ST, l3 w: Chas T Cowenhoven jr,
exr etc. to Title Guar g. Trust GO,
l44TH ST. n $, S50x3G8.8 Amsterdam av;
Chas l. Eiditz to the Charles l. Eidlit2
Co. N c.; Attys. Eidlitz & Hulse, 81
Nassau st; Q assns. .......... SO, 700
10TH ST. n 8, 122.6 5th av: Bankers
Trust Co, trustee. to Title Guar & Trust
Co. '7f Bway. ..... 100000
9TH ST. l23 W; American Mort Co to Jno
E Fl Proudman. 15l W 61st st Sc. 900
LEXINGTON AV, S. 1876 n 62d st: Chas
A Rink and ano, exrs, etc. to L Savgs
Bank GoG Madison av; attys. Merrill r
& r, 100 Bway ..................$ $50. 900
37TH ST. 237 w; Lexington av TT and
1891; 1a0th ST. 252 w; David z Open
heirner eft al, eXrs, etc, to Flora Hirsh
1853 5th av. ct all attye. Wolf & Kohn,
277 Bway, assns each. ch.............Sf 81
BOTH ST, 414-416 w; Morris CoNen to
Morris Stcnbcrg and Israel I'rcidus 66
Fort Washington av atty. Ben NJ Levy,
38 Park Row; assns. each. 81
SOUTH ST, $3.50, Manhattan Life Ins Co
to Title Guar g. Trust Co. 176 Broad
77TH ST. 2ol p; Herman strauss to Louis
Frank, als w 22d st; attys. kurzman &
AMsTnRp%M NJ f n5asd 4 Av. 2os5 VIM Demush
to Max Bis op. 175 Lexington av; at,ys.
Lachman G. G. 35 Nassau st 500
GID ST. 23s e; pr mtge $1,000; Hart q
Bruhdreth to N Mort Trust Co, 1876
Bway; atty. A Dclmhorst. III Broad
way ..'.. }lVV
New-York tribune., 1920-01-08
Brooklyn Realty Buying

Thc Realty Associates Rave sold to
Oscar Palmleaf 101 Columbia Heights
and 10 Orange Street, two four story
buildings, on plot 60x101. containing
thirty-two apartments. |. Weinbach was
the broker.
In part payment the Realty Asso-
ciates took plot 75x2s0 on the south
eide of Linden Avenue, running
through to Martense Street 1s1 feet
eat Of Bedford Avenue, Flatbush, on
whicl. there is a large frame house
The associates have reso'G the Linden
Avenue frontage to George Erland
who will remoled the dwelling, and
the Martense Street plot to Richard
Harper. Both of the resales were
made through Fred +. Smith Company
Frank Sullivan has sold for I. Ran
dolph Jacobs the oue-story store build
ing and garage at I'LL Fatbush Ave-
nue. and 217o Clarendon Road to the
tcnunt
New-York tribune., 1920-01-08
Burren Building on
Madison Ave. Is Sold
Operator Is Said to Have Taken
Structure Held for Nine Years
: by Lotion III. Slawson's Co.

The Burrell Building. at the north
eaTt Ts corner ,r Of Madison Avenue and
rhlrty-th'rd Street, one of the finest
office structures in the midtown ecs aecs
ton, has been sold. It has been nnr.
chase chased td,, ~ an operator, according to the
and the identity of the buyer was Nor
to be had last night. The Burrelli
Rea ty Corporation, Lotion H. Slawson
president, erected the structure nine
years ago, and has held it since as an
investment, it being ope of the n mos, s,
successful building operations in the
section. Mr.. slawson, when asked iff
lis company had sold the building. re-
fused to say yes OF no. The report
that the structure had changed hands
was accepted by real estate men. The
building. which is sixteen stores.
coyers a site 495 feet on Madison
Avenue and 100 feet on the street. The
city values the property at $500 600
Mr.. Slawson's organizations and realty
companies occupy large space in the
building.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-08
Ruilding Changes in Manhattan

MADlsoH ,,, Az, 1so; to e ., 4-aty awlng;
18TH ST. ~ w; to a a-sty laundry: J
Bpaeslwsiss pdsI,S., .o lo7 ~ W 29th st, owner; g F
2SD ST, l5b to 1b9 w, to a G .sty store
and loft; Hospital Supply Co. premises.
owner; Rushing Co. 80 CortlAndt st,
18TH ST. ass ana ss4 W to i-stys apt! ssISe
Smith, 40 10Th av. al cni ss'ooa
ID Sr, 2sl to s-sty diving 8 shapiro.
s0 4, aFsht SaMsry' owner; Fisher. s5 Aysq9s ass
sp ~; ss57: to s,s,x store aad dSus: issiUs?
s.L + Giele, I1ss Hway. archt. :. $1,000
sSD ST, III q; to a 3-sty diving; b / 1.
aonnor' premises. owner: J w OConnor,
s6TH ST. l49 E: to 2-sty store and
oiitce: Marshal, bridgeport Conn,
owner; c b Meyers, ! Onion Square,
WATER ST, 1874; to 2 5-sty tnmt. etc; sGsius Pine
water Realty CO. 81 William ct, owner :
Meyers, archt - .Sy.6 500
New-York tribune., 1920-01-08
Another Active Day
In + lat Trading
On the West Side
benjamin Winter Purchases
Alwyn Cour, at 7th Ave
Corner Taken Over by
Sellers a Few Days Ago

Edgar 4 Feinbers. Inc. have ,o,d
Tor the Grenel Company Alwyn Court
st the aoutheast corner of Fiftv.eio,+h tn
SIreet and Seventh Avenue. TO the
WINTER Realities Company. Beniamin
winter president. It ia q twelva.stnru
STRUCTURE, on plot l25x10O, laid ont in
sg1!es OF two apartments to a 400,
VI fourteen rooms and ave baths. The
tpass NV was acquired few days ago by
Strand View in sath Street Sold
have bought from the 300 West N;nat,"
ninth Street Inc, the Strand View an
eignt.story apartment, on plot 7Sx1O0
a. a., 200 West Ninety-ninth Street. near
west End Avenue. Mas soft & Lann;no
were the brokers. q
Stand View, in 9sth Street. sold
r. harris & Maurice Mandelbaum and
Fisher & Irving |. Levine have pur- e
chased from the Globe Reaitv con-
psny 412 to 420 West 14Sth Street a
s,S-s5ory apartment. on plot l00x100
a'so bought from client of Eiseman.
Levy, Corn & Levine the six storv
apartment at 46O to 464 West 149tb
street, on plot 75x1O0. '''
19Oth Street Houses Sold
Greenfield & Saffir have sold for ,E1,
bernays the two tive-story apartments
al o62 to 566 West 190th Street, on
May Alter Thirty-sixth Street House
bleiman & Co. have sold for the
Greeko Realty Company, Inc. the two
fo9,r,story !. buildings, containing stores
and bachelor apa tments. on pot 37.6S
9s.9, at IS and az West Thirty-sixth
street The buyer, A. Smith, may erect
loft building.
Resale for l36th Street
The Morgenstern Brothers Syndicate
has resold to an investing client of
>. Nathan SAT to 555 West 1S6th Street.
,wo ;"a slx-story apartments. on plot
New-York tribune., 1920-01-08
Dwelling Houses Leased

Pease & Gilman have leased for Lee
the S hve-story W American aea an basement at
dwelling at 127 Wet Seventy-ninth
Greet. This was within a week of
he sale by the same brokers of the
property for Joseph FIX.
Albert B. Ashforth has leased the
three-story. ard. basement building at
as East, Seventy fourth Street for the
Moore estate for. q term OF years to
Mrs Marie Duverrier. !
Shaw & Co have rented for Mrs
Emily A. Kipp 90 Wet 12lst Street. a
hree-story ard basement dwelling, to
Mrs. Rosalie Hendrickson.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-08
Mrs. ]. E. Davies Sells
Fine I'D Street House
House at Park Avenue Corner {;
Buyers Plan Small Suites
for DWELLINGS


Feass 4 Gilman have sold fer Mys
J. E. Davies to buyer for occupancy
the five-story Ameican basement dwell.
ing at l01 East Seventy-second Street
northeast corner Of Park Avenue. on
lot 20x1oe2. The same brokers recent.
iy sold S5, S6 and SO East Seventy-sec.
ond Street.
Suites for Park Avenue House
Leon $. Altmayer has sold for Miss
e. King to B. Smith 1888 Park Avenue
southwest corner OF Eighty-sixth
Street. four~story dwelling, on lot
sS Sx7o. II is to be altered into house
keeping aus usrtments and su tes suitable
5or physicians and dentists,
lo7th Street Buyer Plans Changes
s. F'ato. Of Frederick zittel & Sons
mas sold for Mrs. Konia Covell 322 West
l07th Street, a fve-story American
basement dwelling, on lot 22.sxl00,11
10 the H. & p. Construction Company
which will alter it into small suites;
also sold for Albert A. Brockway to F.
Z. Hill at West Ninety-second Street
four-story dwe ling, on lot 30x56.
Other West Side Dwellings Sold
B. w. Smith, Inc, has resod for A.
Howell to A. L. Miller the three-story
dwelling at 241 West l3oth Street, on
W.. j. Huston & Son have sold for
Frank R. Hill to Leonard WeilI 265
Edgecombe Avene, three STORY high
stoop dwelling, on lot 15x90.
Henrietta j. Bruno has sold for Clara
v. Sheppard IS West Ninety-fourth
Street, four-story dwelling, on lot
2ox100, to DR.. Otto \. Metzger.
The Emigrant Industrial Savings
Bank has sold 1872 West 122d Street, a
four-story dwelling, on lot 18x100.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-08
Commercial Space Leased

Pease & Gilman have leased for
Hui,ding, at 1s to % West Eighteenth
Street. to NJ. Wenglinsky & Co.
Charles F. Noyes Company has leased
floors at 45 to 81 Lispenard Street to
Alfred Schickerling Jewelry Company
Henry Baschkopf Ciner Manufacturing
Company and to Lowy & Kas dan. The
aggresgaate leases amount to about
He'll & Stern and Charles F. Noyes
Company have leased in the Masonic
Puilding, II West Twentythird Street
The fifth floor to Horn, Schulein &
Friedman.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-08
Contractors Lease Newport
Apartments for 5000, ,OOO

William A. White & Sons and John
R. & Oscar F. Foley have leased fol
Henry A. c. Tay'or to Thomas L. Gun
ningham the Newport Apartments, on
the south side Of Fifty-second Stree,
extending from Broadway to Seventh
Avenue, 405 feet on Broadway and
f70.1r feet on Fifty-second Street and
'0.5 feet on Seventh Avenue, six.
story elevator apartment house, with
stores.
The lease is for twenty-one years fol
q rental of over $800,0O0.
Mr.. Cunningham is president OF
Cunningham & Foley. Inc, building
New-York tribune., 1920-01-08
Buying Reflects
Big Demand for
Trade Realty
Commercial Property in
Every Section Figures in
Days Trading; Fulton ST.
Building in New Hands

Ths Alcslde Realty Corporation
vh;ch is controlled by insurance in
tsrssts has bought the fve-s story build
mo at 81 Fulton Street from Norman
1 Riesenfeld paying him profit. The
huilding which cov.rs a site 27 feet
vide and 20 feet deep, is to be made
aver by the buyer for the occupancy OF
me new owners. Mr.. Riesenfeld
heuyht the property early last month
fyem the Susnhen estate. John r, and
Oscar L.. Foley were the brokers' in the
resale,
Mayors En'er Loft Field
J. C. Mayer ana NJ. G. Mayer have
I purchased from Max Rosenfeld the
=. ~ 'o'+ ana store building at IS
Vest Sixteenth Street, on pot 30x92,
sdloll ng Sixth Avenue. All leases
excepting one expire in May, 1921.
Leopold We'll was the broker.
Profit for Brown in sch St.
Freder OK Brown has resold through
feitner. Brener & Leitner, Inc, the
twelve-story loft building. on plot 60x
as at 6S West Thirty-sixth Street.
II was acquired by Mr.. Brown last
Mover. Der from the So West Thirty
sixth Street Company, Benjamin Nor
decai president.
Printers Move Out of Lower City
Csmmann. Voorhees, & Floyd and
she John r. Peel Company have sold
q the La P'ante & Dunklin Printing
Company the s;x-storv building. on
Mot 60x75. at the southeast CORNER of
charlton and Greenwich streets. The
sellers are the Mildon Realty Com
pany. The printers are now on South
W;'li-m Street.
VIII Occupy Pearl Street Purchase
The Charles F. Noyes Company and
the Rutland & Whiting Benjamin Cor
pcration have sold to Joseph Victori &
Co. 164 Pearl Street, fve-story loft
building on plot 22x94. The building
Cone Sees Profit in Front Street Parcel
Cammann, Voorhees, & Floyd have
sod for Daniel F. Farrell 1872 and 1874
Front Street two four-story buildings
on plot 50xS4. Frederick H. Cone is
the buyer.
Loft Building in Old Sections
William T. Fitzpatrick has resold
through (. Tanenbaum, Strauss & Go.
vestment Corporation 153 and 1856
spring StreeL ana All west brOaQWay,
TO- LA an l. around tie northeast
eonrer of SKIS tory building on pot
59x100 on Spring Street and twenty
forr- cot l. on West Broadway. The
building will be remodeled and used as
q warehouse.
Z The buying company is a subsidiary
Of Stone Brothers & Sherwin Com
pany, recently organized in Delaware.
with a capita1 If S7,50o,000.
Isaac H. H ffman has sold 101 and 103
Gr shy ~eet adjoining tie southeast
corner of Prince Street, a seven-story
loft on plot 40xS5x irregular. SPOTS
G. Starr Inc, were the brokers.
The F. NJ. & ca Corporation Moses
Goodman rresident) has bought from
the Louis Weber Company 2S and 80
Ea t Fourth Street, an eight-story
building on plot 5o.SxS48.
Estate Sells on Fourth Avenue
William II. Whiting & Co. have sold
3 ior the Frank in Trust Company, as
executor of the state Of Edwin A. Dodd,
the three-st9ry building at l08 Fourth
Avenue on plot 25x115.6.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-08
100000 Broadway Lease

., The two-story old building at 1862
tc 1866 Broadway, extending through
the block to 792 to 796 Seventh Ave
nue., has been leased by lunch-room
concern which will pay 100000 for
the realty for the next twenty one
years. The building is to be made
over or a new structure erected on the
site.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-08
Architects Selected for New
Tall Madison Avenue BUILDING

Frederick T. Ley president of the
Liggett- Winchester-Ley Realty Com
pany, the lessees of the Milbank prop
erty at the northeast corner of Forty
second Street and Madison Avenue. has
selected Carrere & Hastings as archi-
tects for the twenty-five story buildine
that will be erected on the ste.
The company has also appointed AL
bert B. Ashforth, Inc, managing agents
of the building.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-08
Locust Valley Acreage Sold

Warren Murdoch has sold approxi-
mately eight acres Of woodlawn,
Locust Valley L. /. The property is
near the Piping Rock and Ma sau
Country Clubs. The purchaser in
tends to improve it with residence.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-08
Satisfied Mechanics Liens
Maphattnu

18th ST. ss E; Gartner Co. Inc. agt
Alfred NJ Bond ct al; DeeemheF. q,
s9TH SIT. sag W; Jno p Keough agt Mary
3 Crook et al: Dec 20. 1919. ...,...s5, geo
New-York tribune., 1920-01-08
100000 Apartment Lease

Joseph P. Bowles has sold for
George Ward his suitcase of the
2 nnix Apartments, at iD5 and l07
Vest 10th Street TO the. Aronwall
Realty Company. Inc. The transaction
involved nearly s200.000
New-York tribune., 1920-01-08
uNEURNIsHED APARTaaENTs No LEI

s7vH ST., ,os WEST. THE ossoRNg
Of sesns, aa
roons ex1,spt,oSS:;Iy lsrss soc With Si.h
monlh TO Oct. ] or Ionger. See Gppsrtn-
tsnaspt or kelspheAe cifslS tA&p S's ~
New-York tribune., 1920-01-08
Lis Pendens
Manhattan

MaHuuttHM
18TH st. 75s w; sop.ne Well agt Lin
fornen ffoln wig GO Sspsel6c performance': at
ELsdZABETH a. ST. e. s. at4 Prince ST,
2o,xSso.S; Bowery savg Bank agt Louis
Caanwalader, w 4 T. s~'sS'
RlNERslDE DR.. 9 e cor 14sth st. 9a.ll
xloo; Bardale Realty Co, Inc, aEt Mech
formance); atty. A seidman.
Bronx
LAFAYETTE Av. n 3. s3o Whittier at,
762xl71.6; Lafayette av. s cor Whit :
lss.s 8 ls7th st. oo.sxis7.s; valentine,
av. 9. 1853 n lstth st, 60x8b; Depot
Square s. 9 cor Webster av. laY 8
26xlii; sosd St. IS. i2s.s wmsbr.dse g.;
I'd. 26xl00; Decatur av. " 3. 1903 .
l9Srh at, 794xs62; Lorillard pl s,
agt Anna r Moore etal (partit3op suit i:
atty, F w II Hottenroth. ~" 'E''e''
New-York tribune., 1920-01-08
Mechanics Liens

Manhattan
GATH ST. 12l e. VIM II Hendrickson agt
Elsie S Munds. owner; Amsterdam Bl 'g
Co Inc. contractor. $153.95
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-12
BACHELORS GIVE
 ENJOYABLE PARTY

One of the most delightful parties of , the summer season was given on Friday evening by those popular bachelors. Mir Erskine Ramsay Mir. Murray Brown and Mr. Robert A. Brown. at their summer home Bold Bluff in compliment to Miss Jane Barrett and a charming ccterie of girls and boys of the school set" and a few of their married friends. An invitation from the bachelors is al- ways accepted with much pleasure. and dcubly so on this occasion, for the unique party which they had planned for their guests was thoroughly enjoylable. and
 one of the most delightful affairs they have ever given.
 In response to the invitation for s o'clock. the party assembled, and greet ing the guests was a most attractive scene, The broad. beautiful lawn and the spacious verandas were elaborately deco rated with Chinese lanterns festooned gracefully and giving most charming glow at the beautiful twilight hour. The tables for the supper, which was a barbecue, were arranged on the lawn. and the merry party gathering about the festal board found the most delicious and sumptuous feast, a real old-fasnioned barbecue was served with all the accc.n- paniments. consisting of "Brunswick
 stew" salads pickles. iced watermcIons and ginger ale
 l A jolly party 1t was which partook of
 the palatabie food. and following the bar
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-12

maculate Conception Church by the Rev. John T. Bunrns, says the Courier or Connellsville, Pa. Miss Mary Frances Welty of Emmetsburg, Md, acted as maid of honor, and was the brides only attendant. Arthur Hopkins, brother or the bridegroom, was best man.
 Following the ceremony reception was held, and the wedding dinner served at the Fayette street residence. A color scheme of gold and white was carried out A number of out-of-town friends and relatives were present for the we'd ding The couple will motor to Greens burg this evening, from which place they will leave for New York; Atlantic City and other eastern points. They will be at home in Birmingham about September TO-
 Out-of-town guests here for the we'd ding included: Miss Cornelia Hopkins and Arthur Hopkins of Birmingham, Miss Helen Wertheimer, Frederick, Md, MT. and Mrs. Charles Cooley and Miss Clara Mccormick, Pittsburg; Miss Anna Rose McIntire and Russell Chambers, Colum- bus, o. and Samuel Wertheimer. Cum berland Md.