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New-York tribune., 1920-04-02
Former Home of Stanford
White Sold to Y. w. C.. A.
Forms Part of Site Facing Gram.
ercy Park Bought for Inter-
national Institute

The Young Women's Christian Asso-
citation has purchaser, through William
a. White 4 Sons and the Lotion H.
Slawson Company, the northwc It
corner of Lexington Avenue and Twen-
ty-tirst Street. 5sx131
Henry A. c. Taylor. the seller. has
ownsd the property for many years.
The corner was the former home of
the late Stanford White and later be-
came the home of the Princeton Club.
In the rear Of the property is the build
ing which houses the activities of the
Russell Sage Foundation which covers
the balance of the block on Lexington
Avenue.
1t is understood that the association
is to use the present buildings, which
are connected. for the International In
stitutc for Young Women. The build
ings have roof garden and large au
ditorium, beside a large number Of dor
mltories
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02
Realty Trading in City and Suburbs
ID. III. Jackson Sells Five
Apartments to, ,InvestOr
Houses in Bronx and Manhattan
Passed by Well.known Oper.
atOr To I. NJ. Hoffman

Daniel II. Jackson sold to J. NJ. Hoff-
man the following properties: 1856
Hoe Avenue, northeast corner of 165th
street; the Marlborough. fivc-story
apartment, 60x110; also S71 to S75 East
1S0th Street, near DAILY Avenue, size
75.6x118. two five-story apartments.
Mr.. jackson bought the house from
Lottie A. Howe last week-529 West
13Sth Street; size, 25xloo. five-story
apartment. and 1916 Third Avenue, five
story apartment, 25Xl00. Mr.. HotT
man bought the five parcels for invest
mentS.
Isaac Lowenfeld and William Prayer
sold to the Landwehr-S -Schcrer Com
pany 1911 Prospect Avenue, a five
story apartment, 50x100. Alfred A..
Krueger was the broker.
Abraham Rosenblum and Williamson
& Bryan sold the two-story buildings,
25x1O0. at 407-9 East l42d Street.
Calm & Calm sold 914 Summit Ave
nue. to Cora Haffner two family house,
25xl00. Flynn & Connaughton were the
brokers.
Richard Dickson sold for Belle M.
Waddlc $40 Prospect Avenue two
family house. 1S.6xloo, and for Anna
II. Leonhardt 600 East 10th Street
one efamily dwelling. 19x11S.
Robert Levers sold for the Debb
Realty Company the three e-story house
at 2313 Loring Place.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02
Assignments of Mortgages

eeD ST. :. 1z5 w Central Park w. Zach
sriss II oppenheimer ct al. sxrs' to Mar
tha r oppenheiner to Julius G Feder,
ooA w cath st: atty. J = Feder lta
o. bwsy ~, sssns s;. s,st" ana $500
Anna Lange SIS w 10th st; atty. l. r &
.oiTH ST, $50 Vi: Arrow Holding Corp to
W'n WiTrckel Imam. 555 Amsterdam az:
CORR sr 49, "; same to Hy Hahnsnfeld,
18TH ST 575 W: Kate VI Norton to Kath
VI Norton. 562 W 1-lst st, & ano; atty.
y, iohn Nort9n, 81 " l5lst >..,; 500
Bank TO Barclay holding Corp Barclay
Holding Corp to Herman l.ange. 60 w
10Th st. assnns; atty. l. I r Co. lSo
ssTH ST. 5i7-2ai F.: 27th st. 80 ", Tite
GuaTar'tee g Trust Co to Richard & &
rondy ct nj. trus. to Emil Faondy; ?
assmns: atty. G & T Go. 17e Broad
~ wsy w -. ss,s :; .sS'2o' & $4,000
Cram Corp to Mutual Life Ins Co of \
i; atty. T G 7 Co.. .-.........s $500. 600
SD ST. ss7 f: Herman Quittner to Max
l7sTH ST. s. 100 # e Audubon av; New
Rochelle Trus, Co to Vim y Bavier, 2o1
ssscord. r & G. 542 Main st. New Ro-
s7r ST & W s7'h e,.a St, = s.h%sr1 5so + y.
Jacob Newman; Jacob II Semel to Alex
Rothschild. 3s " s7th st, & ano. filed
and discharged March 81. 1920; assms
sisr. las W: Christine Gerinaine ana ano
loTH Az. $50; Edw J Hancy. and ano
indiv and exrs. to Society Of the \ Y
Hospital. 3 " 18th vt; atty. Wilson NJ
AADIsON ST. $50: Joe Kurtz to Bessie
kurt1. 1850 4oth st, Bklyn. ..........sl
PARK PI.. 1881 Morris Isorsodi to II s
tf04GX a R.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02
Apartment Realty
Still Attractive
TO Investors
Anxious Buyers Found for
Flathouscs in Many Sec
tions of the City

The A. & Z. Realty Company, Inc.
George Zanderer prcsident, pur-
chased from the Vince Realty Com
rany the five-story apartment house at
the northwest corner Of Hist Street
and Fort Washington Avenue, 100x100.
The company also bought from S. Lair
the five-story modern house 335 Edge
oombc Avenue, 80x1O0, and sold to a
client of Samuel Wacht jr the six
story elevator apartment house 215
Audubon Avenue. 1OOx1OO; also sold to
l.. Plotkin the two five-story houses
512 to $40 West 156th Street, 10Ox10O.
William Cannon sold for the LEIGH
ter Realty Company the southwest cor
ner of Audubon Avenue and Hath
Street, a six-story apartment with
stores, 55x10O. and the adjoining five
story apartment house, 45X100.
The five story apartment house at
705 West 10th Street, 55x1O0, is to be
taken over by the 705 West 10th
Street Corporation. composed of Sam
ucl Wacht jr.. d. B. Kaminsky and f.
Zernoskc.
The A. G. Thompson Company sold
for the Timmus Rcalt- Company the
seven-story Lenox Court apartment
Lenox Avenue and 138th Street, to the
Garfield Realty Holding Corporation.
j. S Maxwell sold for Mrs. E. w.
Reichow to the Reliant Leasing Com
pany, NJ. Rctzcr president, the five
story apartment 945-o49 st. Nicholas
Avenue, on plot 77x100.
Central Park West House Sold
The Lcbertan Corporation purchased
from the New York Life Insurance and
Trust Company the northwest corner
of Central Park West and 1O1st Street,
four fivc-story flats, 100x150, and will
alter premises into smaller suites.
William Cruikshank Sons were the
brokers.
Cruikshank Company sold for New
York Life Insurance and Trust Com
pany to client of Sidney Ballin the
seven story apartment 47-49 Morton
Street, 59.SX irregular.
The David NJ. Cromwell estate sold
59S Tenth Avenue, tivcstory flat, 25X
Wilmerding e. Field sold for the
Glcdhill Wall Paper Company to An
thony & Maria Bergamo the tenement
541 West Thirty-ffth Street
The +. J. Mas Realty Company sold
the six-story apartment at 155 and 157
West Nnety-nnth Street for Charles
Cain to Jacob Yasgur.
Joseph NJ Nimhouser sold for Judge
Louis Stccklcr and Hortense Steckler
. West Nincty-tifth Street, southwest
corner of Central Park West, five
story apartment, 25x1OO, to clients of
Braun e. solomon. attorneys, who will
occupy at the expiration Of the present
leases.
Sales in Harlem Section
Charles S. Kohlcr sold for Philip
Manz the five story fat 1872 West 1O5th
Street. 25Xl0O to Frederick w. Ticticn;
also sold for Mrs. Della Doyle two five
story flats, 42-44 West Ninety eighth
Street. 50X100. to William Katz
Morris Kahn sold for Adoph e.
Henry Weiss to Levin e. Roscn the
Norwood. at 100 West 10th Street,
southwest corner of Lcnox Avenue. a
sevcn-story elevator apartment, with
s X stores, 75Xl00
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02
Another Active
Day in Trading
ID o w IN t OW n
French American Steam
ship Co. Buys Two Build.
ings iii Stone Street and
Sians Many Alterations

Norman S. Riesenfeld. real estate
speculator, resold J, and 13 Stone
Street. two four story buildings, 44xS3x
irregular. to the ench-American
Steamship Company. Lawrence. Blake
& Jewell. were the brokers. Extensive
alterations are planned The pur-
chaser will occupy part of the build
ingS.
Automat to Improve Site
The Horn e. Hardart Co.. purchased
from the Broadway, John Street Corp,
ss Trinity Place. extending to 1903 5
Greenwich Street. containing 1000
square feet. adjoining the United
States Express Building. 1t is planned
to erect from plans of Frederick Put
nam Platt & Bro. siX-story building,
the lower portion for branch estab-
lishment of the Automat.
White Street Loft Sold
Charles f. Noyes Company sold for
Edwin II. Peek and Harry X. Griggs
the siX-story building, 1926 White
Street. 37.6xlO0. Leo Oppenheimer, at
torncy for the purchasers. is under
stood to represent S. NJ. Schwab jr. &
Co., present tenants. This is the
fourth sale of the property.
Sale in Reade Street
Harry Levy sold for Edward f. An
drovette the four-story building, 154
Reade Street. 25x53.6, for occupancy.
Brown Sells Canal Street Lofts
Frederick Brown sold to Charles
Friedrich. 271 Canal Street. five
story loft, 25x1O7; also 273 Canal
Street, five story building. 25x2O2
running through to 81 Howard Street.
Chrystie Street Loft Sold
The Davey Contracting Company
sold 81 Chrystie Street, seven-story
loft. 19x100, to Roscn & kalotkin
tenants.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02
Private Dwellings Never
Were More Popular
Folks Discover They Are Only
Means of Beating High Rents
and Landlords Whims

Doublas l.. Gilman & Co. sold for
Mrs. Eugene Clapp 1863 East Eighticth
Street, a four story basement house.
Harris, Vought G. Co. sold for Mrs
Sophie L. Goebel the ree-story and
basement dwelling at 233 East Sixty
second Street, 16.8x100.5.
West Side Dwelling Deals
T.. J. 'Phillips G. Co. sold for Herman
Elias the five story dwelling at 33 West
Eighty-tifth street, 20x102.2
Leroy Coventry sold for Clara Stein
hardt 14O West Seventeen Street, a
four-story dwelling, 1s.6x1OO.
Irving Bachrach and Ira Rosenstock
sold to DR., A. Greenberg the four
story and basement dwelling at 80
West Ninety sixth Street.
The Haggstrom- -Callen Company sold
for George H. Church, executor, tho
four-story and basement dwelling 81
West Ninety-sixth Street, 19x75x100, to
Nellie Walsh
Senior e. Allen sold the four-story
and basement dwelling 1O5 West Sew
cntY-tifth Street, 20xl0O.
Helen l.. 4. Stokes sold S8 West 1O3d
Street. four story and basement dwell
ling, 20X10011.
Goodwin e. Goodwin sold for Her
mine Weiss to A. NJ. Goldstein the
three story dwelling 14O West l2lst
Street, 20x10O.11.
Samuel Krulewitch purchased from
Daniel p Hays West 121st Street,
four story house, 19X1OO.
Home Buying on Heights
A. J. Rooney, Of the Wood. Dolson
Company. sold for Elizabeth A. Gay
nor the three story and basement dwell
ling at 619 West 10th Street, 1S9X
100, to Dr.. Goodrich c. Smith for oc-
cupancy.
Alexander Sclkin and Samuel HIoch-
stein sold for William j. McNicol the
three story dwelling $40 West 143d
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02
Bank May Share in
Schermerhorn Ownership
Deal Said To Be Pending for
First National to Get Part of
Downtown Building

The American Surety Company and
the First National Bank are said to have
entered into an agreement for the dis
position Of the Schermerhorn Building
property, which separates the homes of
the two institutions on Broadway be-
tween Wall and Pine streets.
The Schermerhorn Building is seven
stories, T-shaped, known as SO Broad
way, Wall Street and 3-5 Pine Street,
and was purchased last October by the
surety company from Vincent Astor. 1t
is understood that the surety company
will retain the Broadway and Pine
Street sections Of the Schermerhorn
and the bank will take the Wall Street
end, which would give it frontage of
1910 feet there. Improvements are
contemplated. The directorates of the
two institutions are similar.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02

Roalt,, Cornn 10 Er,n,, C.r,.,,,j o.o- "a
b and $; March 81; atty, title G g.
11sT,I sr &C. o;,, $,oo
a Rogers T. 10 Angelo Maiorino "o' 4oi luz !.
11svi, x<. lfarc,, ., .,, ' ", ~ r.
Ia s'1 r,",'dv S M"Fcn 81 auYs' M'c'e & ooo g.
o,, ~'' h'o""w"S '''.o.'''..'''....'''$ $1,000
$ w " g lo5x n -. .; C1as Zehlein ana
ano, cXrs, TO lr1re M"meth, 1867 Avenue
q mtge 81 1000. March 81; atty. |. 4
Kosen, l3s Nassau st ..:.::...:. s2l 600
to Vincenao caianjello. 1ol1 " = doth h''s'' st, !;
mtge 900; March 80 ..........slOo
l2%b ST. fl@ o. $ 25Sloolo: Thos NJ
ntge $4,000, March 80: atty. Dixon e.
II. 80 Liberty st
SD Az "3es- -o33n w & 30 n 1o6fh Ct 3zx
90: her !indnor 10 ('itv Real Estate 70
l7s Rrnnd,yav. n,;ro 80 oon March . o.
atfv. 'riiIc {; e. r ca s,on
12Iu, Sr p paso s. soo 90 W "a ura All 1.sxss
e f@sth St nItue ssSoo: 'S IAN 10 N,"'o
Hrnk To- yvonnn ratro 81 " INK i:lT," =, :,
-"a''n o. "''y, : Ne'ss' '1o ''"ay 100
West Side
SD ST. 81 W. s. 24xloo: Mctropolitan
News Co TO Lena Rappaport, i5ss By
SAME PROP. Lena Ranpanort 70 Atfau
produc,s l.ornn 933 R,vn po' visa XII
,ro N,, :, ~ 40" cIS :, IL
sSg s%g' Hvay H~acn 81 '''y' S'h'' II 0'er"oers;
o,s.r c,r Eot ~ s,h 100
n ,f,,, 't" ,u,. ~ na,''
1"a" .'oo Nno os
- Ir"dS 'i'S" iS1,pu"' -Naich -
any r. 'ossett' 2ol bway. ...sloo
GOTH ST. 1l4c0 w. g. 61.10x120x51.3x
1866: Hebron Realty Corpn to Man
spring Realty Corpn. 63 Park Row
mtge S115,O00; March 20; atty, Lawyers
Title & 7 Co, 100 Pw 'S..........si0 800
Wolf to " s7,h St corpn; ntee $500
900; March 81 attys.. Strauss. r & Il,
ltl Bway ..................... 500
39TIi ST, 41G W. 8 g. 225 w 9Th av. 25x
as.9, Charlotte Havcrstraw to Vito La
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02
Recorded Mortgages

STONE ST ii, 127 w Broad ST. A3x
obx irrcg March ! JAS E O'Donnell to
Anne w Ilopson, ~ E 9Th st years.
~ y g; ntiys, Evarta. G.. = ~ L.. 60
Wnll ht .,........... $l20. 900
ST. n. Washington
NJ, :o7Nb7. .4t3l 2.hS.1i. March 30. Heal
ton N"nlty Corpn to Kew York r Co 20
broad ~, iruntrc. : years. y e, atty.
Tilc q Il r Go, 176 Broadway ... tg6, 600
FULTON ST, llsHl.0, ~ r. f64 Nassau
ut. b0.dxS.x irreg. Dutch It, o-Ib, y.
1888 II John vt. l0l.6x79Sx irrsg; Ieass-
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02
Restaurant Keeper Rents
Downtown Buildings

Emile Lang, who conducts the Beck
man Restaurant at Beekman Street
and Park Row, has leased through
William II. Whiting G. Co. from Philip
Zeitlen the building at 1lS-12O Fulton
Street and the adjoining properties at
by the Reformed Protestant Dutch
Church, for twenty years. The aggre-
gate amount involved is in excess Of
100000.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02

The New York Furniture Exchange
Association, R. Braun, president. plans
a twelve story building in the vicinity
of the Pennsylvania Station. 150xl0O,
containing $4,000. square feet Of cxhi-
bition floor space. The proposed struc
turc to cost 100000. 1t is said the
site will be acquired next week.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02
Resale of SD Street Loft

The Auto Body Company resold to
Rubin e. Weinstein the five story
loft, 302-306 West Fifty-third Street,
53.6Xl00
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02

WILL SACRIFICE beautiful 2o-acre es-
tate at Lake Mohegan, near Peeksliill ;
modern house, barns. grand lawns orchard
Bargain; price $4,000. THOMAS, Broad
way and Mclean Ave. Yonkers
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION

MORRlSTOWN, NEW JERSEY
Gentleman's comnfodious U5 roonD resi-
dcnce, / acre plot. excl sive section. 8 car
garage A pre-War price, $50, 900. ARCHER
10 East t3d st. \. Y
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02
NEW JERSEY
Private Home for Quick Sale

My mining interests call mo to
New Mexico permanently. TO close
sale OF my handsome Colonial home
within the next two weeks will Ac-
cept $500 cash from desirable pur.
chaser and leave balance of $17,500
on mortgage. including car ga
rage. now under construction. In a
beautiful. refined, highly restricted
suburb House contains 13 bigS Law
ishly decorated rooms. 8 fully tiled
bathrooms. washroom and servants
toilet, fitted with built-in tubs and
the best fixtures money can buy,
and is located OH a plot of almost
an acre. with fine shade trees and
enormous velvet lawns. A. boating.
country club and golf club are near
by; splendid land and water views
spread out for miles: elevation
nearly 1,o)o feet; all city improve
ments. with the advantages of the
country here: Just a convenient dis
tance from Broadway. Committing
within the hour. Cannot be dupli-
Gated for $4,000 at present cost of
building, and it is only three years
old and in perfect condition and re-
pair. For pictures and details write
MINING, Post ONCE Box 37S, CITY
Hall station, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02
FEEk>l<ILL

FOR SALE.-i7 acres. 6l5 feet laxt
front. up to date rc@.iencc. cottage foi
help. Garage. barn. .cchouse. fruit twon.
ccr.un Look II over. $4,000. EDMU\D
i'ANhEK )R.. Peehshill. y. y.
WHY PAY RENT when YOU can brl
dwelling. rooms and bath. Tor $500 cash
Centrally located. Other properties froes
- %. % $4,000 MOORE. kNIFFE<
WAGNER CO.. - So. Division Tel 80
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02

T.ARRYTOVN

HOUSE. HALF STONE. HALF SHIN
GLE. rooms. all improvements: h,
watcr heat. porch. half way around house
artesdnn We'll. garage. fruit, ; acres. on,
mile from depot. ON trolley. price $ls. 500
S3.aoo cash. JOHN IL. MURRAY. 1854
Main ST.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02
RX'F
PRIVATE AIL-yEAR DWELLING co,

- ~ - '''-A'- s@'H ~ ~ w s>Ist-s Nv, coy
e-nihs rooms sleeping porch. all inoia
t.on. near water: price $4,000. MISS r.
VI. DIR MNo>D. % Purchase ST Tel. Sill
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02
FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET

LONDoN.-TO LET. FOR SEASON.
chariNlngly furnished London house.
West end attractive lounge hall. othe-
reception rooms. parnuet floors, best bed
rooms, servants. = bathrooms. excellent
oflces. 80 guin"as week or open to offer
Tor long period. Write Box ass Rev
nells. a Chancery Lam" Ionaon. England
CONVENIENT. East side. near Fifth ave.
and son desirable elevator apartment,
rooms. 3 balls: All light. nicc,y furnished
$500 a month. May 1-Ssp,. u. For appoint
ment phone Madison Square 1923
COM ENllNT East Side location. rooms.
baths. southern osDosure: completely
furnished $500 per month for summer
Phone Owner ionoX 9s9s.
9TH 5STH t1l0 Lexington ave. Two
rooms. bath; non housekeeping maid SER
vice optional; Sl35, long lease. Combier.
Plaza 632S
15Tii ST, 46 WEST-Two and three rooms.
tiled bath. kitchenette: lease; 81 coO-sl. SOD
yearly. Ctensoser. Owner. 80 Fifth ave.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02
FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET
YONKERS

NEW 7-ROOM BUNGALOW, So. yon-
kers; every modern Improvement plot Ask
1907 &c fare to subway: ready May lat.
Price $4,000. DORSETT & BRUCE, 523
South Broadway. Phone Yonllers 2516
12 ROOMS. cor. plot. room for garage.
electric light, hot water heat. Price
$4,000; bargain.
JOHN III. CLANCY,
300 New Main st. Telephone 3Se5.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02
NEW ROCHELLE,

EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY
Colonal dwelling, rooms, baths. every
modem Improvement. neldstonc fireplace
oak hoors etc. garage; large corner plot.
abundance of shrubs and shade trees idea |
location in restricted park, high class
property al a moderate price
DKt MMOND /. WEST i2D STREET,
TELEPHONE MURRAY HILL 1923
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02

LAKE NAIIOPAC
For sale. California bungalow on high
ground. six rooms and bath, electric light
Permanent water rights, few minutes
walk from station.
MAhOPAC POINT CORPORATION
/ Madison Avenue. \. Y. Gralnercy o577
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02
WHITE PLAINS

SCARSDALF@High ground. two miles
from stat oI.. old remodelled farm house. S
rooms, steam heat. electric light. 81.
acres SIS 900. Immediate possession. =.
O. Address H. T., White Plains
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02

FINE SECTION, convenient to station:
good pot: rooms; tiled bath: hot wator
heat: electricity and gas: open fireplace
hardwood floors and trim: two-car garage:
bargain for quick sale. sl2. 800. Il. FRANK
LIN HULL. Court ST. Phone 1850.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02
DOBRS FERRY
NEW ROCHELLE

TO CLOSE FcSTATE-sS 500 buys s-roon,
house, gas and electricity; corner lot. ga
rage; 10 minutes walk from main station
ACT QUICKLY. LESTER T. HARRIS. Q
North ave. Telephone 1856.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02

MODERN HOUSE. rooms and bath.
terms; ST,7j0
HENRY Is. DOWNEy. Inc.
Est. 1890
-39 Huguenot 81. Tel. 1861
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02
r0R1 CHESTER

At Port Chester. 40 minutes from Grand
Central room house. all modern i'm!
proNen'ents nne residential section. Price
IS, ESQ. THE OLlVEKE-GAINEY AGENCY,
AZ No Main ST. Tel. 1884.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02
rLE\SANTvrLLE. y. Y.

NNl.E IS room and bath modern dwell,
INK. all convoncnces. fireplace iarg,
plot. smooth aud level: trees, stable r>
atrirtcd location. near depot. $40. 900 Twt
o-room cottages 600 each
T.. &. HORTON.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02
CON NNECTICJT
800 ACRE FARM,
BUSINESS PROPERTY 10 Isrr

"''MM s,|SMs, building ia rent: suitable for stage
Call T.. Lasncr l5b West 2ath st Wv ''N'
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02

BARGAIN-Beautiful new stucco homo
of seven rooms, baths. hot water heat.
.arge plot built-in garage. Price Sil.50n .
terms. KEN\iCKS REALTY COMPANY
SO North ave. Telephone 37i6
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02
LAKtIiNIONT

AVAILABLE April IST-A we'll hail.
l1-room house . baths, hot water heat,
garage; large plot: trees. garden: min
uies TO station. $1,000: rca sonablc ternls
ARTHUR >. HAWLEY, 10 Post Rd Tel AS
New-York tribune., 1920-04-02

NEW COLONIAL STUCCO, rooms. .
baths, gas. electric light. hot water heat :
large plot: heated garage. Price s1150o:
terms arranged. KEYNARD & KRAFT.
20G liugucnot Phone 354l.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-01-30
Leon Fl. BaXterHeadS
New Teachers Society

On Jan. % the Public School
teachers of st. Johnsbury met at the
Academy, and heard the report of the
committee, previously appointed tc
draw up constitution for Teach
ors' Society.
The constitution was adopted as
read and nominating committee ap-
pointed.
AT a meeting held the following
day at the same place the nominating
committee presented their nomination
and the following officers were
elected:
President, Leon II. Baxter.
Vice Pres, Anna Stevens.
Secretary, Nellie Manchester.
Treasurer, Pauline Randall,
Executive Committee, Beatrice
Ranney, Marjory Griswold, Miss
Hodgkins, Josephine Lougoe, Mrs.
Jones.
The President then appointed the
following to serve as entertainment
committee for the first meeting, Feb.
II, Mrs. Ranney, Miss Stevens, Miss
Jenness, Miss Tourtellotte.
The meeting was then adjourned.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-01-30
WELLESLEY HOSPITAL
NURSE IS ARRESTED

DEDHAM, Mass, Jan. 30-A
charge that she had first beaten and
then scalded to death Mrs. Mary c.
Lott of Maiden while the latter was
a patient at a private hospital in
Wellesley was brought against Miss
Margaret A. Z. Coumans of Water
town, an attendant at the institution
today. She pleaded not guilty and
was held until Feb. for a hearing.
She was released on $4,000 bonds.
The complaint on which Miss Cou-
mans was arrested charged that on
Nov. II last she assaulted and beat
Mrs Lott at the hospital and then
willfully turned hot water into a
bath tub in which she placed the
patient causing her to be scalded to
death. Mrs. Lott had been under
treatment at the hospital for several
weeks for a nervous trouble.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-01-30

Diversion to other ports of steam
ship bound here was begun today be-
cause of the strike of 1900 freight
handlers. With dock space scanty
and whalves piled high with accumu,
lating freight the shipping board
steamer National Bridge was ordered
by wireless to bring the cargo to New
York instead of this port. Fifteen
other vessels are due within a few
days and if settlement of the strike
is not in sight most of them will be
likewise diverted.
Many of the men who struck while
receiving As cents an hour took tenn
poraly jobs as snow shovelers at rate
of 60 to 80 cents an hour and leaders
said that as long as there is snow on
the ground the strike would be with
out cost to the men.
Efforts of the Boston & Maine rail-
road to recruit men to fill the places
of the strikers failed and the Boston
& Albany, the only other road affect
ed announced that it would make no
attempt to hire strikebreakers.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-01-30
Good Progress by
Farm Bureau Exchange

\The, Caledonia County Farm Bu-
rcau Exchange has just completed its
first real years business from Aug. Is
1918, when the exchange started ac-
lively to do business to Jan. /, 1920.
There having been a total business
Of S254,157.40. Interest receipts from
capital stock account in savings bank
have been $343.11 on total Of $25A,-
500.01. The total of merchandise pur-
chases during this period were
$245,41T52. The expenses were
S8,355.0o, dividends on capital stock
S40G.12 leaving a surplus in the
business OF $321.Te.
This is an exceptionally good
showing during the organization pc
riod. There are now 565 members
holding capital stock amounting to
S7.0D6.