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The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-12-21
DOCTOR
CLAIMS Curl:
FOR 7. B.
injection of "Mysoleum"
Said to Effect Almost
Miraculous Cures; Result
Of Extended Experiments.

Seattle, Wash, Dec. 2t.--Dr. Benz
jamin Paschall announced his discov-
cry of a cure for tuberculosis. He
stated the achievement was the re-
suit Of Ia years of uninterrupted re-
search and said it had proved its ef-
ficacy during the last three years
while he was in New York making
what he considered miraculous cures
while quietly experimenting.
His praNaration--a synthetic drue
known as 'mysoleum "---is waxlike
and is injected into the muscles. III
Indirect action kills the tubercult
bnccilli. VT
DR.. Paschall claims he was his OWL
first human patient and was COM
pletely successful.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-12-21
IRELAND NEEns. RED CROSS.

oses-s' Special to THO Bulletln.3
New York, Dee. 2l,--Harry 3D.
land, secretary to President Eamann
De Valera Of the Irish republic, to-
day made public several cable mes
sages he had received through j. L.
Fawsitt, Irish consul here.
Urgently request the help of the
American Red Cross to relieve dis
trcss in consequence OF the burning
and saeking of the city Of Cork.
O'Callaghan, lord mayor of Cork. "
read the first cas,i%:.
The second was: principal busi-
ness sections and all Cork municipal
offices burned out. Loss cannot be
estimated. Thousands without homes
and without employment. Can you
send food Immediately? Cork Indus
trial Development Association.
The third message said: "Help is
needed without delay. Money, food,
clothing. Will the Red Cross come? I?
Acting Secretary Cork Industrial De
velopment Association"
Mr.. Boland said that 1900 sacks
OF flour would be shipped to ireland
on the steamer Honolulu, which sails
tomorrow.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-12-21
N|EACER REPORTS
Tell. Of MANY
Wounded
Struggle at Mullinahone
Sunday Night Said to
Have Been Most Sangui-
nary in Uprising.

Dublin, Dec. "a Reports
of the biggest battle yet fought
in tho Sim Fein uprising,
which occurred all MullinahOlc,
Sunday night, arc still frag-
mentary and conflicting. AT
least 10 Sim Feiners arc re-
ported killed and 80 wounded
or captured.
The British casualties arc
variously estimated at from
eight killed and many wounded
to only one seriously and sew
cral Slightly wounded. The
Irish are said to have finally
been routed by the crown
forces. - .. --
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-12-21
FOOD SUPPLY Or SIBERIA IS
DEVELOPING kT RAPID RATE

(nosta Radio TO the Federated Press.)
Moscow (Via Christianity, Dec.
-Eighty-one thousand tons OF
fish have beep shipped from Astra-
kan to the big cities of Soviet RUS
sia, since the rivers have been open
for navigation. In one week recently
43.200,O0O pounds Of cotton We're
shipped by waterway.
Reports received show that the
food supply in Siberia has developed
to any extraordinary extent,
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-12-21
CANUCK LUMBERlACks TO
JOIN ord INTERNATIONAL
(By the Federated Press

Winnipeg, Man, Dec. 21.---Affilia-
tion with the International Council
|of Trade Unions of the Third Inter
national is favored by Winnipeg
Unit Of the Lumber Camp and Agri-
cultural Workers department of the
One Big Union, which adopted reso-
lutions asking the general secre-
tay of the l.. C.. and A. w depart
ment to write the secretary of tho
international council for informa~
| tion about the conditions upon which
different organizations are permit
tod to join.
Tho unit has initiated discussion
lfavoring affiliation inside the Ono
Big Union.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-12-21
XII K[UX KHAN MAKES
ANOTHER APPEARANCE

Admission, Ala, Dec. 21.---Type-
written notices signed 'Ku Klux
klnn' and purporting to have been
issued by tho local branch Of that or
gani2ation, warning Reds, undesir-
ables and anonymous letter writer's"
that tho klan stood Taady to back
up constituted author ty in q vice
crusade launched Il week ago, were
found posted today in different parts
OF the city.
The action is believed by city and
state officers To have been taken be-
cause Of anonymous letters received
this week by George w. Rutledge,
chief Of police, i'll which not only he
but Governor Kilby were threatened
If there was not u decrease in the ac-
tiyity Of Admission officers. sn".
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-12-21

Upon resumption of the hearing
in the criminal libel action Instituted
by John Mclia against Richard Kill
roy, the Standard Publishing COM
pnny and A. l.. Rose, this afternoon,
Justice Doran denied the motion of
the defense for dismissal, whcreup-
on Attorney Dw.er for Ki'roy and
the Standard stated the defense had
no testimony 10 offer. and rested
their case,
Justice Doran then continued the
case until 10 o'clock a. M. Deccm'
be. %. at which time decision is
expected after the judge has had
time do consider the transcript OF
testimony.
Direct charges that A, L. Rose, the
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-12-21
LONDON LAB0R|TEs CALL
FOR TRADE WITH RUSSIA
(By the Federated Press.

London. Dec. 2l.--At the annual
conference of the London labor par
ty an emergency resolution was en-
Enthusiastically carried, calling for the
withdrawal OF British troops. and
sending fratornal greeting to the or
ganized labor movement of Ireland,
together with it's sympathy for the
Irish people i'll the sufferings
through which they are passing.
The conference debated the ques-
|tion OF the admission Of the COM
munist party to affiliate with the
labor party, and rejected the motion
promising this by 349 to 241 votes
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-12-21
BRITAIN SClRY ()F NAVAL
PLANS lF UNITED STATES

London, Dee. 21.--Britain is fully
considering the question of discuss
ing naval building plans with the
United States and Japan before de-
Gliding on its building program, Lloyd
George announced in the house of
comm IONS.
The premier said such discussion
would be with a view to possible re-
duction in expenditures so far as
was consistent with national safety.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-12-21
SOVIET RUSSIA TO HAVE
FREE feeding CENTERS

-(Rosta Radio to Federated press.)
Moscow, via Christiana, Dec. q.
Plans to organize free restaurants
and feeding centers throughout tho
Soviet republic as we'll as the free
distribution of all kinds of provis-
ions havn been elaborated by the
council Of peoples commissars.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-12-21
BY PAuL HANNA,

FFtIVfatcu lftSS SssiIf CORRESPONDENT.
Washington. Dee. 81 .---.sAn army
Of I75,oO0 men is all we will appro-
pirate for this year, and the measure
VII specifically forbid the secretary
OF war to enlist more men than that.
So says Representative Anthony OF
Kansas, who is chairman of the
house subcommittee on military al
fairs.
Secretary Baker is asking for a
minimum standing army OF 2S5.0OI
men, and has already enlisted 216.-
900 men and $4,000 officers. He
wants $70o,00O,00O for next year
and the subcommittee tells him he
shan't have cent more than $40O,,
600 900. il that much
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-12-21
THE WEATHER
SnoW; continued cold.
Witnesses All Deny That Melin
had Any Connection With Rose
in His Alleged Illicit Business

Anaconda Standards "affidavit maxi
err" had engaged in bootlegging and
distributing moonshine from his
cleaning establishment on Montana
street near Galena; that he, person
ally, had seen casks and kegs Of
moonshine whiskey in the establish
ment, were made by Burt Marsh in
the hearing before Justice Doran
yesterday of the criminal libel action
Instituted against Richard R. Kiiroy,
the Standard Publishing company
and Rose. BY former Dry Squad Chief
John Melia.
Marsh's testimony directly contro-
yerted the statements made III the
Rose affidavit published in the An,
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-12-21
YOUNGSTOWN STEEL MILLS
.cLOsE DOWN UNTIL 1921

Youngstown, Ohio. Dec 21--
Heads of independent steel plants
hero Indicated today that the mills
will be practically idle from tho end
OF this week until the first OF the
year, owing to lack OF orders. The
contemplated suspension would eff
feet about 10000 workers.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-12-21
MORE WAGE REDUCTIONS
ARE BEING CONSIDERED

New york, Dec. 21.-The Amer
lean Smelling and Refining company
is reported to be considering a wage
cut at its various smelters, w. Joeb,
Jr. and C. w. Whitley are now on
n tour of Inspection which it is be-
lieved will result in a recommended
ton Of what reduction shall be made.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-12-21
RAIDERS, EIREE ON.

Dublin, Dec. 21.--The raid by
british military on the A:an islands
was planned on a huge scale. The
military in small boats put out from
tho mainland under cover OF dark
ness and completely surrounded the
group of wild, rock islands before at
tempting to land.
The first boatload Of soldiers was
greeted to land was greeted with a
fusillade Of rifle shots. This served to
warn the fugitive Sim Feiners hid
ing in stone huts and caves and soon
tho alarm spread through the islands
Due to the broken character OF
the islands many OF those sought by
tho military eccannl caufure
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-12-21
Congress Sub Committee Dealing .
With Military Appropriations
Recommends Army of IT'S, 600

Because he had run so far ahead
OF the unwritten agreement with com
gress during the present fiscal year.
Secretary Baker has incurred d de.
ficit of $60.O00,O00, of which s3s,-
100000 is needed to pay tho privates
who should not have been enlisted.
Mr.. Anthony thinks Bakers deficit
will reach s10,o00,000 before the
fiscal year ends next June so.
An indication OF the settlement.
with Mexico, previously reported in
this correspo was shown
when Chairman Anthony declared !.
I'VE must close at least halt of
our. military camps, especially those
situated in remote regions whore tho
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-12-21
IN SOUTH
AMERICA KILLS ELEVEN

Buenos Aires, Dec. 21-A mes
sage from Mendosa states that as a
result OF an earthquake in that city
and vicinity on Saturday IL were
killed and about 800 injured. Several
small villages were reduced to ruins
There were additional shocks yester-
day, nut no casualties were reported
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-12-21
|cANAD|AN GOVERNMENT
PROPOSES COOPERATION
tBv the Federated Press. F,

Winnipeg, Man, Dec. 21.---Co-op-
eratLvo marketing Of next years
Canadian wheat crop is proposed by
Canadian Council Of Agriculture,
which appointed committee at its
meeting here to work out the de-
tails AZ we'll as to prepare plans to
pool the marketing OF all fnrm
products later.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-12-21
j. S. TRADE RESUMED WITH RUSSIA
BIG LONDON BANK
TN FINANCIAL.
CRASH


London, Dec. 21.-Thc first
indication OF rtImored financial
failures came here yesterday
WIKI the alnOnncemcnt that the
Farr0Ws hank suspended pay-
lncnt stnd closed its doors.
Tho Fatrows bank is one of
the fargcSt rs we'll as tho oldest
in London. II! was pntronizcd
largely by working classes.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-19
MARKET NEWS NOTES.

Harry Sugarman was the broker In
the sale OF the Astor dwellings at "a to
81 West 130th street TO James II. Cruik-
shank, reported recently.
Butler G. Baldwin, Inc, have been APP
pointed agents for the following apart
ment houses 70 and 20 Lewis street,
9s Park avenue. i01 Madison avenue, ~
West Sixteenth street and 403 East Sew
entv-seventh street.
The following are buyers OF properties
sold recent'yi 81 West Eighry-fi tn
street. Ella X. Peck. who paid $500 !;
362 Amsterdam avenue. Michael John
hides. who paid $4,000; 1853 East Sixty
second street, Annie j. Foote; 40 East
124th street. Oluf Hammer: 279 Ninth
avenue. Morris Frank.
s. Osgood Pell & Co. negotiated the
sale for James II. Beck of the dwelling
at 100 East Sixtv-hfth street.
Goldstein, Salzberg Company. Inc.
have been appointed managing agents
for the Lakeview. 35 TO Al Cathedral
Parkway; Regent Court. 125 to 1876 West
111th street, and the Peshelleye. IT 2Se
20 29i Fort Washington avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-19

MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

Brown, WheeIock Company. Inc,
leased the third floor in 1877 Broadway
10 N. J. Lauer & Co.. investment So
cyurities. and with George Il Read d
CO. the sixth floor in SO William street
70 Ernst Resented.
q Osgood Pell & Co. subieased for
thin Products Company store in the
southwest corner of Fifty-frst street
and Broadway to the Rismont Corpora
ton. This store ~ reputed to contain
the most expensive fittings of any con-
Nectionery store In New York The same
brokers' leased for tho Claridge Hotel
Corporation, Inc. the building at $50
West Forty-sourth street to manufac-
turing furrers. The building will be
altered into stores and two room and
bath studio apartments.
Charles d. Van Vslen. Inc. leased In
20 william street the nineteenth floor
pS s,o34 square feet to the New Zealand
Insurance Company Mt an aggregate
rental Of $4,000.
HsgEstrom-C allen Company leased for
Thomas G.. Corvan tho ground floor In
ys7 West Fifty-third street 10 the a. ~
Auto Service. Inc.
Spear Co. leased TO y. Barsa &
Brother. manufacturers Of negl!gees.
apace in the twelve story building. look
100, at 13S 10 141 West Twenty-tirst
street
g. Osgood pell leased Gs West Sew
enty-first street, a four story dwelling.
% Mrs. J. u. Kelley and subleased It
Tor Ave years to Jean Fuller Mitchell.
Leon S. Altmnyer and Harris. Vought
q Co., Inc, leased the new upper duplex
r.aisonette at IT'S East Eighty-fifth
street TO A. Musgrave Hyde.
Pease IL Gilman let furnished TO John
Cheeyer Cowdin the four story dwelling
NJ 81 Park avenue and the southeast
Garner of Thirty-sixth street: also
leased for Rose Colonna TO Louise Conte
the parlor floor in 81 East Slxtieth
strest. between Madison and Park ave-
n,ea; also apartments In 5S5 Park ave-
nue.. furnished, 10 Mrs. A. n. McCoon;
in 40 West Fifty-seventh street. fur
usshed to p X. Hudson; in 80 West
Fsfty-ninth street, TO Mrs. #. g. Hornas
day; IN Isl Central Park West, 10 G. G.
Van Tuyl; in 225 West Ninety-third
street, furnished. to Albert III. Thomp-
con; In 3oi West Eighty-third street.
furnished, TO Charles Il. Arnft, and IN
70 West Seventy-ftrut street. TO Carlo
Edwards.
Edward J. Hogan leased for the Am
sterdam Building Company tho four
story building at iSS East Forty-fourth
street 70 Bernard Lepinsky.
Louis Schrag leased the second loft In
The building at 20 ard 2Sl Seventh ave-
cue TO Abramowitz a Shein!s; also the
shird loft In building 1t5 West Twenty
first street to Gusio AZ Sheifo; also the
fourth loft In building it9 West Twenty
first street to Max Cooper. -
Charles M. Noble leased space in the
new Peck g. Peck Building. 6T Fifth
avenue. 10 Mae & Hattie Green. Inc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-19
SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.

Fish G. Marvin sold for Joseph Eddie
man his property on the corner OF
Edgecliff terrace and Park Hill place.
Yonkers. consisting of stone and stucco
dwelling and two fireproof garages. on
plot 75x100. TO J. Q. A Johnson, Jr.. OF
Dayton. Ohio.
Simpson Merritt Company sold for w.
p. de Young his residence on Essex ave-
nue. Montciair, N. j., TO L. Stimson. the
tenant
George Howe sold the farm property
OF c. w. Tichnor. consisting OF fifty
acres and q Colonial farmhouse over
looking Croton Lake.
Clinton Trading Corporation sold to
Frank a. Nautilus the frame detached
dwelling at 1747 Cedar avenue, Glen
Morris. l.. I.
J. Clarence Davies sold for Mrs. Mary
J. Curtis to Edward Holloway three
story frame dwelling, 44x150. on Law
ton street. Hartsdaie. ". Y.
Murdoch Company sold for Bror Wild
mark the residence at 1875 Gates avenue,
Montclair. ". j., to Ernest J. James :;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-19
LOOK FOR BARGAINS AT
CLASON POINT LOT SALE

Bryan 7. Kennedy will sell to-day az
noon in the Real Estate Exchange, Ia
Vesey street. ninety-eight building and
bungalow sites at Clason Point. In the
east Bronx. The section is developing
into a home centre because Of its acoes-
sibility. Easy terms have been arranged
by the trustees. so that comparatively
little money will secure one or two OF
these home sites. The recently passed
state legislation with the prospect OF
local exemption OF taxes on new dwell
ings for u period of ten years VIII prob
ably give impetus 10 the long ava TED
building boom. and this offering will
undoubtedly attract unusual attention
for that reason.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-19
sTATE~ ISLAND REPORTS.

Cornelius Kolft sold the two family
house at Rosewood terrace. Tomyklns-
willie, S. T.. for Edward A. Boyiond for
n q. Bondascher plot. 50x150. on
Glove road. South New York. To Max
Tenenhoiz, who viii improve with a pri-
rate dwelling. also o plot. 40xis0 feet,
on North Burgher avenue, West New
Brighton, 20 BERNARD McDonough two
lots at Hillcrest Park Great Kills. for
Carl r. Grieshaber two lots on Sand
Ford place, near the Amboy road, Tot
tenviile, for Carl Y. Grieshaber 20 a
,,iient, who wHl Improve with a tvO
ssrrily cottage; also one OF the nc~
dwellings for IIgsbrouclS Hill Corpora
yion TO Patrick 1fsckctt aud wife.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-19
BRONX TRANSACTIONS.

Dorn,ond Realty Company. Simon
Meyers president. sold to a buyer for
oceupancs' 1855 Washington avenue.
northeast COZ ..sr of 1920 street. a three
story two family dwelling. 20x75; also
70 q purchaser who Will occupy the
three story two family dwelling at eei
Forest avenue, 2o.exef. The Washing
Ton avenue house Is one OF a row of
six at that point the sellers recently
acquired. They have disposed OF two.
Bauer. Milbank & Molloy. Inc. sold
FOR Mrs. Miriam III. Gotthcii the tax
payer at 1883 Southern Boulevard.
through TO 1890 Boston road. to 6.
Sachs.
The sannar Realty Company sold 20
Annie Kapian the dwelling on the east
side OF Grand avenue. 1863 feet south
Of fsoth street, 24.2xi00.
Elise Ortmann sold 10 Edward Peter
zen the dwelling at 30t7 Perry avenue,
S2.ilx1oo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-19

william Lias Inc. sold for Cohen &
Schechter 1903 20 1ii7 East Fourteenth
street. four three story twelve family
houses, t50xi00. The transaction In
VOWED tho payment 90 $4,000 In cash
and four now one family houses at 1853
70 1851 East Fifth street In part pay
1lant. subject to mortgage OF $4,000.
Buckley a Horton Company sold 7e
Hall street between Myrtle and Park
avenues. o two story two family frame
d~eiling, 20xi00, for n. Ahrens.
United Cigar stores. Inc. leased
through Charles Partridge the corner
store In 1856 Fsatbush avenue. at New
kirk avenue.
william r. Jones ard William A.
Ashton sold for Howard 9. Heimsn to
a private investor the plot, 2oxiC0. on the
rsst side OF East Fifty-fourth street, 200
feet south OF Linden avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-19

also property of Frank II. Tichenor on
Orchard square. Caldwell, n. j., to r. c.
Deussing; also the residence l01 Bev-
erly road. Upper Montclair. n. j.. for
Montclair Realty and Construction Com
pany TO David v. Person.
The Searsdale Estates sold a plot In
the Murray Hill section OF ScarsdaN.
n. y, TO Du Bots Beale OF Hartsdale,
n Y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-19
REAL ESTATEA-OUT OF CITY.
NV I.rsrr-saIe or Rent.

ENGLISH villa of rooms. one bath, brand
new; corner plot, Ie0xl94 feet; going for
SO yaiue; must sell; want $500 cash. bal
nnce OF 1880 on easy term mortgages; con
yrnient 60 Morristown and MontcIair; eleVa-
ton 500 feet; beautiful section. refined
neighborhood; strictly residcnttali fipe com
mutiug service Lackawsnna r. RI can pro
vide moving facilities. QUICK, r. u. boz
37s. City Hall Station, New York city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-19
REAL EsTATE-oUT OF CITY.
YOU CAN BUY TT WITH YOUR RENT MONEY
AND MOVE IN TOMORROW.

House is only 1
ear old; contains y
ooms a n q tiled
> o { h. everything
modern: situated on
plot fOo11G0 feet
las tremendous Nv
.ng room, with open
fireplace, q 1 n ! n e
DOM, kitchen, but
er's pantry, 4 fine
BEDROOMS, Bleep!ng
balcony. walls are
Janelled IN h a r d
sood. p n r q "A Q {
floor, beamed cell
ings. electric light,
& cam heat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-19
by Henry Brady.
Fire Record

A. NJ. Loss.
Ie:io--fs0 West Fifty seventh street,
Edward LOOMS. ............ .Trifling
f:20-BroolS avenue and f3sth street,
The Bronx subway station. I.
2:5o-Tenth street and Greenwich ave
nue.. automobile. U. 8. A.. Unknown
6:00T307 West 139th street, Mary
Burke OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Unknown
Z:45--2os5 Lexington avenue, TN
known OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Trifitns
e:3o-ls6 Sullivan street. VI. Monter-
nore .......,. 80. :. ... .IrlIllag
e:bo--I075 Homo street. The Bronx,
Louis Stein ...................Tr ifliEg
10:03-263 Stanton st., 4igmond TierI-
Dan .-...--....-..-.. 49, Unknown
Riverside Drive. Harry
Clott ......-.--..... UNKNOWN
II :o0-f3sth street and Brown place.
The Bronx, p. s. e......... Unknown
II :25-252 Columbus avenue. unS
known ..................-. Unknown
Il 2o-MulSerry and Bayard streets.
1:55-5so East is4th street. The
Bronx. Joseph Steiner. =, Unknown
1:30--553 Greenwich street; Mary
Murphy ................... Unknown
2:45-152 Yves, f2sth street; Thomas
S;Io-s5ss ' broadway; Thomas Hcaiey -
5:so-ioi Madison street: unknown. Tritline
6:00-2s7 Warrington street; Stephen
Smith co. ::..:.'':,;....,.' .rr,tIir,x
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-19
REAL ESTATE NEWS
Continued from Eioats6ntS Page.

Realty Company (Adolph and Emil A.
Konas) the five story tenement at 425
East Seventy-third street, 2Sxi02.2.
Stephen II. Jackson sold 20 Kate Her
cog the three story dwelling at i4s West
18th street, iSxlo0
Albert @. Hauver sold to Marie Fled
Ter the three story dwelling at i2s Weet
10th street. i6.sx1GQ.
@. II. Realty Company sold 70 the
Beck Holding Company the three story
dwelling at le3 West led street, 19xloo.
Resi- Herskovitz sold TO Emil Klein
rock the three story dwelling at 46 West
Hath street. T.7xi0o.
Edwin NJ. Leman sold 10 Harris Gold
s-ein and others the three story dwell
ing ar 100 East 1884 street, l6x10o.
Thomas Quinlan sold to Alice w.
Ciedeon the three story dwelling at 80
East l33d street, 31x1oo.
Joseph p Chamberlain bought from
sutton Square, Inc. the three three
story dwellings, at 5o4 20 COS East Fifty
eighth street, 5o.1x52.
Grace Schneider sold 10 Mary Il. CAL
houn the two four story dwellings AZ
l5s and 100 West Eightieth street on q
plot 40xlo22.
sBSB,oOO Loan on wur1itser Bldg.
Woodbury. Langdon Company has Sc
cured loan Of S5s5.ooo on the new
Rudolph Wuriitzer Building at llb 70
10 West Forty-second street. through
20 Il9 TO 1T West Forty-first street. a
lease has been recorded by the Langdon
company to the Wurlitzer company
manufacturers OF musical instruments.
Tor twenty-one years. from May I. 1919
with option of three twenty-one year
renewals; also an option to purchase
rhs property after May 1. 1924, and an
option to borrow from the Langdor
company s. per cent of the cost OF the
building, but not over s5lo,oe.
sian Makers Tako Lease
Charles M. Noble leased FOR the Eitzen
estate tho property at GIL and 6z3 West
rorty-sscond street. through TO 6oi to
w West Forty-thiyd street. to Strauss
s Co. sign makers, now located at 3c2
20 sos West Fffty-second street. for
ssym OF thirty-nine years at an agsre-
sste rental Of over 100000.