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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-25
HARDING ANSWERS
CHRISTENSEN PLEA
|. FOR DEBS' PARDON
Withholds Opinion and De-
cIares Each Case Must
'GAEEa
Stand on Merits.
By the Associated Press.

MARION, Ohio, July 24-Although
declaring for generous amnesty for
political prisoners" Senator Harding
declined today to express an opinion
regarding the case of Eugene V. Debs,
the socialist nominee for President. who
Is serving In the Atlanta penitentiary
on conviction Of attempting to obstruct
the draft
The republican nominee outlined his
position in reply to p. P. Christensen.
presidential candidate of the farmer
labor party, who recently telegraphed
both Senator Harding and Gov. Cox.
asking that they use their influence to
secure executive clemency for Debs
II have your telegram relating to the
release from prison of Eugene v. Debs, ="
Senator Harding wired. Il believe as
heartily as you do in freedom Of thought
and speech and press within the limita-
tons which guarantee our liberties, and
/ can well believe We differ little about
the abuses of that freedom when the
republic is in peril
Believes in Amnesty.
'1 believe in generous amnesty for
political prisoners, but this broad policy
does not justify a hasty disposition of
any case before it is considered on its
merits. 1t is not for me now to review
d case, 1ilu II 10 iAupCSSipiC
to utter an opinion without such re-
view"
The reply to Mr.. Christensen was
made in a general cleanup of &C
cumulated correspondence, which oc-
cupied Senator Hardings attention
virtually all day. A large part of his
task was acknowledgment of the
many messages he has received con-
graduating him on his acceptance
speech. He declared himself well
pleased by the response given his
speech throughout the country, max
ing particular mention of the state
ment by Senator Johnson of Cali
fornia, former leader of the progress
sive party and a prominent hgure
among the Senate irreooncilibles in
the league of nations fight
Calls Harding Only Choice.
Among the few callers during the
day was former Senator Lafayette
Young, publisher of the Des Moines
Capital, who issued a statement aft
erward declaring that if the repub-
lican party could not elect Harding
sit could not elect any one
Il am greatly pleased with Senator
Harding's speech of acceptance" said
the statement. being a newspaper
man, he had the intuition as regards
what the public had in mind. Nobody
but a newspaper man could have
thought of making that summary of
his creed. This was bold and manly.
He met every issue face to face"
Late in the afternoon the senator
went with Mrs. Harding and some
friends for long automobile ride.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-25
Police Ordered
To Go to Church
More Regularly

WILMINGTON, N. c., July "a.
The chief Of police Of this city
issued orders today to the Do
lice force that they should at
tend church services ON Sunday
with more regularity than here
tOfore.
He has arranged to grant
leave to One-half the force each
Sunday evening for this pur-
pose. The day force may at
tend either the morning OF even.
ing service at their option, ac-.
cOrding to this order.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-25
BIG FARMERS, PICNIC.
Seven Organizations to Hold An
nual Event Near Braddock Heights

FREDERICK, Md, July "a Especially.
The annual farmers picnic of Mid
dletown valley will be held Thursday,
en- farmers organizations and clubs
are uniting as follows: Middletown
Valley. Grange. Jefferson Grange, Pc
tersville Farmers Club. Burkittsville
Farmers Club. Myersville Farmers
Club, Wolfsville Community Club and
Deerfield Community Club.
There will be. judging Of dairy cat
of horses and informal lectures.
Sandwiched between these will be
band concerts and music. Charles
Ousley. Washington. and Miss Ola Day
of Maryland will deliver addresses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-25
WHISKY AT $25 QUART.
This Is Value Set in New York
Damage Suit

NEW YORK, July PA value of
$25 quart is placed on s57 quart
bottles of whisky which form the
basis of a damage suit filed here to-
day by W. E. D. Stokes against the
Importers Warehouse Company. Inc.
The action is brought to recover
ss.925 for the alleged loss Of the
whisky from a warehouse in which
Mr. Stokes claims he stored SOC cases
in 1919.
Shortly before the prohibition law
went into effect in 1919. Mr. Stokes
alleges, he called for the liquor and
discovered the loss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-25
SHIP FAST ON SHOALS.
Cabrille Unable to Free Herself
With Own Engines.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. ]. July IL
The United States Shipping Board
steamer Cabrille. With 2 cargo of
went aground on Brigantine shoals,
north of here, In q fog yesterday. was
still fast tonight. The ship has been
trying to free herself with her own
the Cabriiis Is lying easy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-25

day quietly, attending church and
resting at home. He also was ex-
pecting visits from Senator Pomerene of
Ohio and James w. Gerard OF New York.
former ambassador to Germany.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-05
Active Day in Apartment
Buving in the Bronx

James II. Cruikshank has sold TO
Nicholas Pignone the northwest corner
OF Belmont Avenue and 1S9th Street. a
foNr-story fiat, on plot 15xS7. Harry
Sugarman and Nicholas ]. Melillo were
the brokers.
Nogel & Marion have purchased the
apartment at ll66 West Farms Road.
or plot 81 i2x9l.
Isidor Schweidle has sold to the Siby
Realty Company Bruce Court, six
story elevator apartment, with seven
stores. at the northwest corner of l63d
AND Simpson streets, on plot l00xll0.
The +. & X. Realty Company has sold
60 Moses Ginz'er 81 Home Street, cor
ner of Stobbins Avenue. five story
apartment. with siX stores, on plot 204x
l12X irregular. J. Jelot was the broker
Sales Of Dwellings,
Edward Polak, Inc, has sold 1852
Bathgatc Avenue. on lot 17.38xl00, Il
threc-family house, for Ellen Hefer-
man: a two-family house at IA East
1920 Street, on lot 25x77, for Mrs
Goldberg to Joseph Baum; ia Fair
mount Place, a four-story double fat.
On lot 27X95, for Mr.. Pomeranz to
Mrs. Mirror, and 2537 Belmont Avenue.
two-family dwelling, on lot 25XS5, for
{. Mrs. kokoch to Philip Lessolroth.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-05
Women's Club BUYS
Park Avenue Home

The Women's City Club. Mary G.
Hay president, has exercised the OF
ton to purchase the house il occupies
at 22 Park Avenue. the norwthwest
corner of Thirty-ffth Street, size 33x
100. The sellers are Mrs. Francis c.
Huntington. Charles $. and Lawrence
Butler. William A. White & Sons rep
resented the owners.
Douglas Gibbons & Co have sold for
Mrs. Frederic r. Coudcrt 121 East
Fifty-hfth Street, a three-story dwell
ing. on lot lS.9XlO0.5.
William r. May & Co. have sold to
Odgen H. Hammond the hye-story
American basement dwelling at Is East
Eighty Street, on lot 26x1O2.2.
The structure is to be entirely re-
arranged By Delano & Altrch.
Simon S. Fricdberr has rosold the
three-story dwelling. 2l37 Fifth Ave
nue.. to the tenant. Rebecca Wilson.
The Duross Company has sold for
Eleanor Seitz the th1ee-storv dwelling
at 319 West Twelfth Street
Robert Il. Simon has sold to Wilcs
Ray go Lexington Avenue three
story dwelling, on lot l7.GX60
The Duff g. Brown Company has
sold for Alice Garry 507 West l46th
Street, three-story dwelling. on lot
25xl00.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-05
Ousted Tenants
Organise and Buy
Forced Out Of Thames
Bldg, Concerns Take
Washington Street Loft

The seven-story building at 161
Washington Street, next to the Cd Pre-.
cinet Police Station, has changed own
ers twice in the last week. Norman s
Riesenfeld bought it several days ago
and yesterday resold it through Will
lam A. White & Sons to the concerns
now located in the Thames Building
at the north corner of Thames and
Greenwich streets. which is to be turned
into an Office building by the new
owner.
At the suggestion of the real estate
brokers the tenants organized and as a
syndicate bought the Washington Street
building from Mr.. Riescnfeid. In the
syndicate are Calvert Lee Russell. Gus
tavus c. Emerich, J. Ullrch. Asher L.
Wieland and A. ]. Hemphill The Wash
ington Street building covers site
25.1x93.7.
Rhinelander Estate Sells
The Charles Rhinelander estate. rep-
resented by the Lincoln Trust Company
has sold the two five story buildings at
232 and 234 Greenwich Street, on plot
44x76
Sale Of Hanover Building
The Guardian Holding Company has
bought from John P Foster the eight
story Hanover Building, at 1870 and 1872
Pearl Street, running through to Water
Street. between Wall Street and Han
over Square. on plot 39xl15. Spottts e.
Starr. Inc, and I. B. Wakeman were the
brokers.
Dey Street Property Sold
Frederick Brown has bought from the
New York Trust Company SO Dey
Street, a five story building, on lot 25N
7s. Robert F. Bonsel was the broker.
Front Street Loft Sold
Cammann. Voorhees, & Floyd have
sold for Elias A. Cohen 102 Front
Street, near Wall Street, hvc-story
building, on lot 20xS5.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-05
Recorded Mortgages
Downtown

wEST iSi 7xIss2as 81 30 We seS Norris st 2lss
Morris st, 2l;sxlo4. .1ox1o 5xlo1.7 p m ,
Jan 20; Samuel Brody to stephen Whit :
ney Estate Co 14l Bway. due Feb 2.
ny lps' S,e2 MI e. II m5se sa'0 stSy
Barclay at. 27.5xso.s; Greenwich St 21s
8. s4.s barclay st, 2sexs0x26. . !;
Hall & Ruckel. as Washington st; 5 yrs
c, attys. Clifford. T g. 3, so Bway,
SIS, 900
SAME PROPERTY: p m; Feb 3: WASH
inss1n ing arnr Grssnw,on Corpn TO- Arrow Hold
mtge $4,000; atty. j Ii zieser 2i7
bway .................... ......sl, 500
BOND ST, 81. 8. 2saxl1s Jan 81;
rhillp Lipin and ano to Otto sickel.
$4,000: atty, Alfred Rathheim, 66
b"ay ...'-.-.... .....'............s IS, 5 90
FULTON ST. 54.s. W 8, at s 3 Ryder's
Aap.n py 'ss G. tx 1safs Fasaes Reasy FEB CO. q ss
attys PARSONS. ss Sei st "'ss s 'ISGss wls@
tere to Roht w and Grace q Courtney.
c.,as 20 Perry ;so st; yrs c; addres. J F
ELDRIDGE ST. 100. n .. 25xloo: D m ).
Feb /; Rafel L and Jacob savitzky and
ano to Hy F c Rahe. s455 Ridge Bivd.
= o. II y I dttJ, Geo ri HYDE,
SAME PROPERTY: Feb j same to 'ssinsG same
nsooMS S5s sr 4s5 e m'ss 5s.,ss sac go
q Lamport TO Board OF Home Mis-
sions OF the Presbyterian Church in
y s, 1856 5th av; yrs. 5h G: attys'
Parsons, s. Mel So wiliiam ST. $40. 600
1ST ST. e. w >, 22.4x73.i0; Samuel
Brody and ano to Julius H susman. OF
Madison. N J; due Feb 2.5lo25; S c,
Sd ST. 2s7 e. 8. 214xsss; Jan so MAJ May
Schechter to Louis Blankstetn 1s43
Union st. Bkiyn. and ano; yrs, S b c;
pr mtge 5000; atty, Max Perlman, SIS
East Side
lo3D ST, 64 3. ., 4ox1oo.li: m: Jan
81; Harry Rotman to Max J Klein. 22
per cent: pr mtg $4,000. atty. Lese, as
Nassau st ..........e $500
IiITH ST. l57 Z, n $. 1egxlo0li; . IA
Feb 8. Jennie Mareseo to Robert A
Tanning. a.. Golden West Hotel. San
Diego, Cal; yrs per cent pr mtg
New-York tribune., 1920-02-05
Salvation Army Pays
$35O,OOO for Home
Bronx Institution To Be Used ar
Training School; Now House
Shell.ShOcked Soldiers

supreme Court Justice Tierncy has
given legal. approval to the trustees
OF the Messiah Home for Children to
sell the institutions building and land
between Montgomery, Andrews and
fremont avenues and 10th Street to
the Salvation Army for $35O,OOO. The
Salvation Army will use the property
as training school for officers. Pos
session of the property cannot be
had until the end OF the year. as it is
now used by tho government az a
hospital for shell-shockcd soldiers.
The knights of Columbus leased it
from the institution and then turned
1t over to the army authorities for
81 year for use as a base hospital
Inc Messiah Home trustees will in
vest the proceeds from the sale in
the development of new home else
whore
New-York tribune., 1920-02-05
Estate Sells Flat ON St.
Nicholas Av. Block Front
heaity Sold Between I58,h and
1oSth Streets; Other Apart
mcnl Hnus1, Salra

NaPian Blackror have sold for the
ruroy Estate, Inc, to Joseph Shenk
FRANKLIN Hall. at 961 st. Nicholas Ave
nue. six story apartment, on the west
SIDE OF st. Nicholas Avenue, between
loe'h and l59th streets, on plot 2o3.3x
's'ox irregular. The same brokers' sold
TOR Mr. Shenk 53d East 175th Street, a
SIN story apartment, on plot 376Xl00.
More Buying on Heights
STANLEY Wolfson and Richard II. Jack
man nave sold for the Rapnow Realty
company the six story apartment at
1904 and 1906 Amsterdam Avenue. on
plot 10Xl00.
Joseph P. Day has sold for the estate
of Henry Miller 1876 West l34th Street
flve story apartment, on plot 30xl0O
10 the Blennerhassct Apartment Hotel
Inc
Heller & Sussman have sold the
northwest corner of 169th Street and
Audubon Avenue. five story apart
ment. on plot 50x10O
The Lithos Realty Corporation has
bought the seven story apartment at
the northwest corner Of 50th Street
and Eighth Avenue from thc Anchild
Realty Company.
~. "dNoOS mas iCSO!u lOT AQOIpn
Weiss sos West 13lth Street, five
story apartment, on plot 40xl00.
Buying On Upper West Side
Edith A. Hawk, of Kingston. N. Y,
is reported. to have sold the eight-story
apartment at $50 to 1876 West Eightieth
Street, known as the Pauettc, on plot
S2x1O22.
Macy Wells has sold to Walter Lit
ia East l24th Street, five story flat,
on lot 25Xl00.
Sharp Il Co. and James L. Taylor
have sold for Mary f. Hastings the
Paramount, an oight-story apartment
at 315 West Nincty-ninth Street.
Sales on East Side
DR.. Stein Silver has sold through
Moses Lichtenauer the four-story fiat,
at 176 East l09th Street, on lot lS.Sx
100.
Harold Flatto announces that the two
iour-story flats. on plot 5O.2xi02.2, at
23l-233 East Seventy Street. have
been purchased by Nathan Brumer who
recently acquired adjoining premises.
Joseph Cans has purchased the six
story tenement at 33S East Sixth Street
from William F. Seaman, Of East
Orange, n. j.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-05
Realty Deal Recalls
HamiltOn-Burr Feud

Edward V Brokaw & Brother, sta
tioners, at so New Street, have leased
the building at s Cedar Street from
Judge Samuel H. Ordway for a long
term of years and will alter the old
structure into Offices and premises for
their own business. The stationers arc
leaving New Street because their old
home has been taken by another who
wants the building.
Lawrence Blake & Jewell secured the
Cedar Street premises for them. 1t is
an interesting place historically be-
cause the building is said to be partly
the same structure which housed the
law business of Aaron Burr. 1t is
said that he prepared or received in
that building the challenge which
ended in the killing Of Alexander
Hamilton in a duel on Weehawken
Heights
New-York tribune., 1920-02-05
John Harsen Rhoades Sells
Realty in Cedar Street

John Harsen Rhoades, banker, has
sold the three parcels at and Cedar
street: The property is orr the north
SIDE of the street and near Pearl Street
Three five story buildings cover the
land, which has frontage of about sc
fcet and depth of 4S.2 feet at the
deepest point. The property has been
owned by the Rhoades family for many
years. 1t is just east Of the twenty
four story Fire Insurance Building,
which extends through the block to
Maiden Lane, and was one of the first
great structures to be erected east Of
William Street in that section of the
81.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-05
Natallson Sells
16-Story Loft
In 38th Street
Takes a Profit on Structure
Acquired Last December:
Other Business Buildings
Are Sold

Thicker Sneyers & Co. ,:avc sold for
Max Natanson the Springs Building, at
20 10 SO West Thirty eighth Street, a
-,x.een-story loft structure. on a plot
ssygs9. to Mayer & Mayer.
Tie structure, which has met with
considerable success since it's compile
.,nn was bought by Mr.. Natanson last
nsrember. and It is said that he has
maze big prodt on its resale The
s.,rcture IS IN location convenient to
all parts Of the city.
Sales of Tall West Side Lofts
The Winter Realities. Inc. (Benjamin
Winter. preSident). has purchased from
r5ward H. Ltchtcld 35 West Twenty
srst Street. q ten-story store and loft.
Henry |. Cooper were the brokers.
Samuel kaufman has purchased the
eleven story loft building at 80 and S4
Nes, Twentieth Street. on plot 50x92,
rom David Price & Co.
Sale in West Thirty-sixth Street
F. II. Ludlow 4 Co. have sold for
the Columbia Trust Company, as trus
Wee the four-story altered building,
IN lot 20N70. at 66 West Thirty-sixth
Street. TO J. W Mengel, and resold
i to Michael kaufman.
Tenants Buy Buildings
Nose Goodman and Jerome A. Kohn
have sold the eight-story loft at 2S
and so East Fourth Street to Mason &
Moore. tie tenants also sold to the
Lindo Realty Company, the tenant, the
TWO six-s,ory warehouses at 1872 to 1S6
Pearl Street, on . plot o1X125. They
have bough. the three story loft build
.-r o+ BOD Church Street
Sale in West Third Street
The Hebron Realty Corporate On
Charles Garfield. president) has pur-
chased from the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company l to 9 West Third
Street. northeast corner of Mercer
Street. 100 feet west of Broadway, a
four-story loft, w'th stores. fronting
30 feer or Nero Street and 1O5 feet
on Third Street.
Upper Broadway Corner Sales
Tie tvo-story store and office build
ine at tho southwest corner of Broad
wsv and Manhattan Street. has been
sold bv the OHphant estate to Harry
Gordon for investment. The sale was
arranged hv the Brown. Wheelock
Company. Inc, and NJ. Diamant as
brokers' TIE building fronts 95 feet
en- Broadway and ILL feet on Man
haitian Street.
Phiadelphian to Alter House
4 Philadelphia saloonkeeper is said
70 have bought the four-story dwell
ing at 5 East Forty-tirst Street from
Jared c. Baldwin n. and plans to :
9lace il with q small business build
New-York tribune., 1920-02-05
''New York Evening POST
Buvs i'm West 33d Street

The New York Evening Post Inc.
has bought through Harris. Nought &
Co. the property at 255 to 265 West
Thirty-third Street. on plot 125x9S. 8,
between Seventh and Eighth avenues.
According to the brokers, "The New
York Evening Post" has no intention
Of improving the property in the imme-
date future.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-05
II. Nicholas Av. Corner Sold

Frederick Zittel & Sons have sold
for the Mcclure estate to l. Ercidus the
tive-story apartment, on plot 30Xl07u,
at the northwest corner Of st. Nicholas
Avenue and 1l7th Street.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-05
West Side

5TH I, Az, 4 $50, n cor 18th st. runs n
81 W $50 to beg; Euisdale Co TO- A.,
f2W l1aS liidg CO. ~ Bway; mtg $3.50 600
woV a''S' 'ulus II zleser, III Broad
18TH ST. 20 W - Bliss Hoidg co co
to Gold-Miil Realty corp go DRAM
st mtg ) ~, 900; Feb 2 atty Oscar Eng
10TH ST - ", ns 500 W 5th av' IS
w Church. llSl Bergen st. i3kyn. mtg
$4,000; Feb >; atty, !. Marx, lis Mas
leTH ST, 25 W. n $ 500 " 9Th av sl99 20
~; County iioldg Co to Van Deveer
$4,000 Feb . atty. II r Davis. ''55 -
l7TH ST is W. $. 2sx92; Is West TX TX
Str, Inc. 70 Arundel Dock Co, 1874 Mon,
tague st. Bkyn: mtg s93.666.66; all liens
Jan 30; atty, 7 q & T Go, l76 Broad
18TH ST. s. $40 5th av, runs W. ~.
W 14.7, 90 to 18th st (Nos 49, 81 AK
w. W 75. n 1si to st. 9 s7.ll to beg
arrow Hqhg Corp to Gusrdian Hoidg
Frank Rosen, 1872 7th av, to Beatrice
Schavrian. 100 18th st; mtg SIT 900 FEB
q atty, Harry Rosenson, l49 Broad
2oTmI sT i32 ". $, 4oa.s W stb NV NV
25x92; Rose segman to Beatrice S Weil!.
So f 18th St mtg s27.500; Jan go: atty
b j We'll. Beehman st st.......... 100
2oTH ST, 1872 w. ), $ 25xs2; Monmouth
HoIdg Co. Inc ~ Liberty st. to Rose
Segrnan, 764 Trinity av. Bronx: mtg
$2S.5Oo, Jan IS; atty, l. T & 7 Co. $50
925' Bwsy sy 8 200 sth av 75xas a 500 lst,
st. n g. 2Os.4 w 9Th av. ls.sxNs9 22d
st, n s. 225 W 6th av. 44.6x9S9: Sea
mems Bank for Savs to Stehbins. r
&, Co. 901 Elton av Bronx ana a.
Jan 81; atty ei & T Co. l7S Broad :
WAY 100
oOTH ST. Sc w. s. 20xss.9; n Life
ms Co to Benz Schneider. 1876 Ross
st, Bkyn b and s, g; Feb Q: atty,
1. r * 7 Co, $50 Bway. ......S3s, 900
35TH ST. 5. 215 9Th av, 25x9s9; uy-
man Levine To Jacob Levine n part
127 " S3d st; Jan IL; atty, Morrison.
& s $50 Bway .::.,.... ...:..-.. sloa
36TH ST. n s, 3o5 9Th av. 2Ox9s.9; Clln-
ton Realty Co TO Fortbush Realty Corp.
l2s w Seth st; mtg $4,000; Jan 80
atty, IT G & T Co, l76 Bway ,..... 800
New-York tribune., 1920-02-05
HE':s|:S Business Property
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN

FOR YOUR BUSINESS
Store for rent In excellent business locai;y
{, prookiyn For further information apply
a, once 70 X r. s. Garment Co. West
Goth St, n. Y. City.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-05
PhiladeIphian TO Alter House

4 Philadelphia saloonkeeper is said
70 have oough, the four-story dwell
ing at 5 East Forty-.irst Street from
Jared c. Baldwin ~, and plans to :
YIace il with small business build
New-York tribune., 1920-02-05

APARTM'Ts TO LET
New-York tribune., 1920-02-05

Wv nv
BROADWAY G5Oth stl.- Lady 'o share e0-
nuisite small apartment with lady sSV
month TnUher. Audubon NllN. Mornings
New-York tribune., 1920-02-05

Continued on pGge taoentx
New-York tribune., 1920-02-05

Frances Il Bauman. 600 Vest End Az.
due and mtg as per bond pr mtg s,o 600 -
18TH ST. AZ W. n 5 21xloe.2: . m. rep
3; Leonie Bois TO Charles SidonOerg. 43
10Th St yrs At per cent pr mtg
$4,000 attys. NJ : and : is~aee. 81
s2D sT'. : s0o y Coiumbus av -a.ax
1o2s 2 m. Jan II. Phlup Wofsou -
p m, Fen .; $50 ST Thestor Corpn 20
julius rishinan & Sons, j. 4lst ST.
yr c; attys. S1odaarl & 81. lgs
sSD S'f : = goa W Central PARK " 50x
i00.ss m: FAB 3; Ninety-th.rd Realty
Corpn to II KELSEY. East Orange Y );
due and int as per BOND. atty. a. IS Z
Co l7s Bway. y................ ....-. SO 900
WEST END Az. . e52 stu st ssax
Tomasulo to Hernian Sture..e. 4ss -7tA
St Bklyn. due Jan 4. 1925. p G.. atss.
T g 8; T Go, i7s Bway $50
WEST END Az. sssn -NllD.
p m, Feb B. Rosmor Realty c. to ~
West End Az Corpn, BOT Madisoa az,
due Jan . 1925: c; attys. wesehi
SAME property m. Feb g. same to
Clnyetts Realty crorpn, instais -
COLUMBUS .Av. ss5. c loist st. . TX
"a. m. Jan 30, Gertrude : CowAn To
Marcus DAILY. 1867 5th av. due and int
per bond attys, Scott. & r Is
CENTRAL PARK W. 8 " l0ad st. Us tx
100: m Feb 3, Rande Realty COrpn
10 lniOn lJlIAe saw BANK. iti SIN aS.
due Nov /. 1925; c. attys. Butt her
T & +, Madison aV.... .s......-. so0.o0o
SAME property m. Feb , Lena and
A Hermann ct al to Ranae Realty Corpn
6i2 5th av, due Dec IL 1924. ? C. pr
mtge $50 000. attys. Stoddard s. 81. lss
Bway ..............,. ....-...-- sl2. 600
9Th AV. 1lSth st. 25.llxs0. h In:
Feb J. Manville Realty Co to Amand..
l. Eitzen, 32l w 55th at, extrx; yrs
pc; pr mtge $40. 900; attys Saiter a =
l40 Nassau st........ .-...... ) 4. COO
l22D ST 150 W Amsterdam ~. a5.l5x
50x irreg: p m; Feb 2 Warwick Gown
TO Albert Alwer. l e 47th 1t; 10 yrs,
p {; atty. Maurice a s..e.. To- D......-
12sTH ST. 8. l6s 7th av. l7Ne3-lI:
Dec %, Matilda Weisbecker. individ. ana
Arthur. Charles and Matilda Weisbee Il r
exrs, to Mary + Mitchell 347 " fgea
st, and ano; yrs, c: atty. + RI Jp-
dixie. SIS Liberty st-................s ST s. 500
l27TH ST. $. lbs 5th av 5Ox9s.lI,
Feb 8: kathal Bldg Corpn TO hyrisn
kornreick. 4sl7 i5tn av. Bklyn: inst $.
p c: pr mtge $4,000. attys. Marks
CLAREMoNT Av. 1879, W 8. 225 iaT,h st.
75.2x91: IN; Feb 3; West Park Realty
Co to Hickory Realty Corpn. l2s Bway;
yrs. c, attys. stoddard Mark
,ssTH 81 DT sT. ss W. :. a5xssrI. tss r. 40 =
Louis Rosenfeid to Cosui Realty Corpn
3s Park Row due Mar :. 1921: 4 p e,
atty. Suizberger 3s Park Row S. 500
l29TH ST. 1905. =. 1854. sis ana Is .
9Th az. lots. each If.ss99.Ii u Ia
mtses s4,166.sI eac.s. subject 10 \.
mtse $1,000: Feb =. Baptist 1empis
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eth ST. n $ 300 I'd av. aoxaa i. n l0o 20
m me j. ) Mas<eii to Louis Wentraub. p T:
2Vi,f w 81 a intgs :, $500: Feb II, atty Fred
I2TIH Sf, n 8. 2o0 W I'd av, zox99,tl. ~ y,
We,ntFanb to Frederick Willie. l09 p
looth ST mtge $500; Feb . att
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t. lang handsome rooms. uafu. htohenf
100 moray Circle 49,