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Evening star., 1920-03-30
E. H. SOTHERN TO SPEAK.
Will Be Introduced to City Clul
by Justice Siddons.

Frederick L. Siddons, associate JUS
tice Of the Supreme Court of the Dis
trict of Columbia, will be present at
the luncheon forum of the City Club
tomorrow. and will introduce the
speaker of the day. E. H. Sothern
Mr.. Sothern is appearing in Shake
spearean repertoire here this week
and will discuss the relation of the
theater to the community.
Evening star., 1920-03-30

The Human Side of the Bible,
with the lecture illustrated by cos
tunes anu other exhibits from the
famous collection of Nine. Mountford.
will be the subject of talk at the
General Civic Center. Central High
School. tonight by Mrs. Nanette Paul.
The Needlework Guild of the West
Washington Community Center will
meet this evening. All members of
the community who can sew and are
interested in making garments for
needy children are asked to join this
guild.
Food coming into the Petworth Com
munity Center through the parcels
post is delivered daily to members of
the community from to 1 o'clock and
from to o'clock.
The Carberry Boy Scouts and the
Boy Scout Band will meet tonight at
the East Washington Community Cen
ter. There will be a dance given by
the Community Social Club and a meet
ing of the Spanish American Atheneum.
The dancing class for children will
meet this afternoon at the Powell Com
munity Center.
Domestic art. French, Spanish, social
and rhythmic dancing will be taught
tonight at the Wilson Normal Com
munity Center.
The Red Cross unit and the Boys
Athletic Club will meet this evening at
the Brney Community Center.
Piano lessons will be given the chill
dren of the Burville Community Center
tonight.
Burville's Community Center has a
great variety of activities which are
open to all members of the community.
The installation of electric lights has
greatly widened the night use of this
building.
Lovejoy Community Center has
full schedule of work tonight. which
includes the Junior Boys Club, the
Buffalo Athletic Club, the sewing cir
Gle for young girls, a social club for
the juniors and a community dance
for the older people. The Needlework
Guild will also meet tonight to work
on the making of garments for needy
children.
Miner Normal Community Center
will have the gymnasium and library
open tonight. There will be meetings
of the Mems Social Club and the French
classes.
Violin lessons and the community
chorus are provided for those inter-
ested in music at the Randall Com
munity Center.
Evening star., 1920-03-30

Young Children Need
the strength-building elements in Fa-
ther Johns Medicine at this season
All pure food.-Advertiseme
Evening star., 1920-03-30

Order the Easter Flowers
from Guide Gorgeous specimens from
which to make selections. 1914 F.
Evening star., 1920-03-30
T0NTCHT

TONIGHT.
North Capitol and lexington Citi-
zens' Association meeting at o'clock
at the Emery School.
Evening star., 1920-03-30
AT THE COMMUNITY CENTERs

The Human Side of the Bible"
with the lecture illustrated by cos
tunes anu other exhibits from the
famous collection of Nine. Mountford.
will be the subject of a talk at the
General Civic Center. Central High
School. tonight by Mrs. Nanette Paul.
Evening star., 1920-03-30

Easter Weddings.
Get our estimates for decorations
now. Blackstone. 14th and H.-Adver-
tisement.
Evening star., 1920-03-30

Dance by the Vohliner Ladies' Re-
lief Fund Society at the Old Masonic
Temple.
Evening star., 1920-03-30

Dinner by the Advertising Club at
z o'clock at Rauscher's.
Evening star., 1920-03-30
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES,

TODAY.
Meeting of the Johnson-Powell
Mothers Club at 3 o'clock at the Pow
ell School.
Evening star., 1920-03-30

The Needlework Guild of the West
Washington Community Center will
meet this evening. All members of
the community who can sew and are
needy children are asked to join this
guild
Evening star., 1920-03-30

Violin lessons and the community
chorus are provided for those inter-
| ested in music at the Randall Com
munity Center.
Evening star., 1920-03-30

Miner Normal Community Center
will have the gymnasium and library
open tonight. There will be meetings
of the Mems Social Club and the French
classes.
Evening star., 1920-03-30

Food coming into the Petworth Com
munity Center through the parcels
post is delivered daily to members of
the community from to 1 o'clock and
from to o'clock
Evening star., 1920-03-30

The Red Cross unit and the Boys
Athletic Club will meet this evening at
the Birney Community Center.
Evening star., 1920-03-30

Domestic art. French, Spanish, social
and rhythmic dancing will be taught
tonight at the Wilson Normal Com
munity Center.
Evening star., 1920-03-30

The Carberry Boy Scouts and the
Boy Scout Band will meet tonight at
the East Washington Community Cen
ter. There will be dance given by
the Community Social Club and a meet
ing of the Spanish American Atheneum.
Evening star., 1920-03-30

The dancing class for children will
meet this afternoon at the Powell Com
munity Center.
Evening star., 1920-03-30

Piano lessons will be given the chill
dren of the Burville Community Center
tonight.
Evening star., 1920-03-30

Burville's Community Center has a
great variety of activities which are
open to all members of the community.
The installation of electric lights has
greatly widened the night use Of this
building.
Evening star., 1920-03-30

The District OF Columbia Chapter
of the Sigma XI will meet tomorrow
night at 8 o'clock in the auditorium
of the Interior Department. DR.. Yer
non Kellogg will speak.
Evening star., 1920-03-30

winding mp its tour of the eastern
cities. the Oberlin College Woman's
Glee Club will give a concert tonight
at the First Congregational Church.
10th and G streets northwest, at 8.15
o'clock. The club is composed of
twenty-six talented musical students
e the ccilsve at Ooarlin. Ohio. nj
~
Evening star., 1920-03-30

Gen. Nelson A. Miles Camp. No.
1, u. S. w. ". will hold q special
meeting tomorrow evening at 7:45
o'clock at the homo Of J. D, Nelson,
1913 Maryland avenue southwest,
Evening star., 1920-03-30

DR.. J. Walter Fewkes Of the Smith.
sonian Institution will give an illus
trated lecture on the "CIiff DweIlers"
at the meeting of tho Anthony League
tomorrow afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
at 2007 Columbia road.
Evening star., 1920-03-30

Phil Sheridan Past No. q, Depart
ment of the Potomac, G. A. R., will
meet Friday night at 1412 Pennsyl-
vania avenue.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Atlantic City.

Borough of Queens-saIe or Rent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-11
BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

McInerney klinck Realty Company
sold for Mary v. White the three story
automobile show and sales rooms, S9x91,
on the east side OF Bedford avenue, 90
feet south of st. Marks place.
Samuel Welsberg sold the building at
40 Lee avenue, corner Of Wilson street,
TO an investor. who is planning to make
extensive improvements. Bittcrman &
Hecht represented the seller and Cohen
& Ettinger represented the buyer.
Bulkley & Horton Company sold 0
Clermont avenue, u three story frame
dwelling, 22x113x irregular. for n. =.
Young; also 732A Gates avenue. a two
story dwelling 20x100, for the estate OF
John Cassidy.
J. Lacov sold for a Mr.. Milestlen TO
william Schultz, at S7a East Thirteenth
street. a two family house with double
garage. 30x100
Charles Heymann bought from the
heirs of William a. Tyler the three story
dwelling at 227 Tenth street
Samuel Galtzka sold for tho Lerner
Associates. Inc, TO Meller-Bergs Con-
OF avenue and Thirteenth street, plot
100x10o. for $4,000. 1t will imme-
diately be improved with stores.
Clinton Trading Corporation sold to
Alice McAlister the house and garage
ut 500 avenue NJ.
william T.. Jones sold for James S.
Ware TO Albert W. Anderson the two
lots, each 20xsO, on the west side of
Twenty-first avenue twenty feet south
OF Fifty-seyenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-11
rs CHINESE HELD IN
NORFOLK OPIUM PLOT
". Y. Oriental Accused of
Bride to Customs Officials.

special Despotch 10 THE NEW YouR HEnaLD
NORFOLK, Va, Dec. 10.--Evidence OF
plans 10 bride customs officials to pass
trunlts containing opium smugglcd into
this country from Holland on the steam
ship 1ver Heath has developed from tho
hearing OF fifteen Chinese held by Fed
erai authorities. Choo Foo. said to be
tho leader OF the gang. IL held In $4,000
bond, while others were held under bond
OF $4,000 each.
Choo Foo came here from New York
last week when the liver Heath arrived
and attempted 10 take fourteen OF the
crew, with their baggage. to New York.
a launch landed them from the ship and
Choo Foo, according TO testimony at the
hearing. made overturos 70 the owner
OF the launch to obtain permission from
customs officials 60 pass the baggage
without examination and offered to pay
for the privilege.
OF fourteen pieces OF baggage seized
al the landing and at the railroad sta
tion eleven contained opium. about $50
pounds Federal authorities have in
formation which leads them 20 believe
Choo Foo IL All agent Of biz Opium
smuggling ring, and that The capture %
the fifteen nica lu SO.so.k WI 'cad 0n
ihe IDENTIFY OF the master mind" Of I'll +
snusgierv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-11
BRONX TRANSFER DEALS.

Harry L. Toplitt sold to John S. APP
pleby the plot on the west side OF Je-
rome avenue. about $50 feet north OF
Clark place, 5o.Sx247. through to In
wood avenue.
Rosie Goldman sold to Catharine w.
Bulthaupt the three story dwelling on
the north side of 16Sth street, sS.1 feet
east OF Walton avenue
August W. Cutler sold to Matteo
Marlett the three story dwelling at 445
East 145th street, 25.fx100.
Julia Lipps sold to Andrew Neuschaf-
fer the four story flat and stores at
1886 Third avenue, 1S.Sx75.4.
Norris Sandberg sold to Philip Klein
I'll Jackson avenue, a three story DWELL
ing. 1S.1x74.11.
Susan O'Connor sold TO Mary N.
Lynch 2155 Washington avenue. a three
story dwelling. 1Sx1f5.
Jacob A. Frank sold to Frank Cairo
the four story flat at 304 East 150th
street. 25.4x100
Mary Prensky sold to Gertie Burstein
the two story dwelling at 600 Trinity
avenue, 2Ox100.
Gustave Felbeck. Jr., sold to Harry j.
Reiss the three story dwelling at 81
Buchanan place, 25x1O0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-11
NEW MAYFLOWER FOR
FISH SCHOONER CUP
Boston to Enter Her in Inter-
national Race.

BOSTON. Dec. 10.--This port, which
handles more fresh fish than any other
on the Atlantic seaboard, will make
bid next fall for the international fishing
schooner championship. vessel to be
named the Mayflower will be built
financed and manned by Bostonians UNI
der plans now well advanced.
The designs Will be by ". Starring
Burgess, son OF Edward Burgess, who
originated the Resen type OF Gloucester
fishing schooner. In forty years no YES
sci of this type sailing oft Of Massa-
chusetts Bay has failed to make port
barring grounding accidents
The Mayflower will be sent on her
first trip to the cod banks in April, ac-
cording to present plans, and after
summer of runs 10 and from the hshiag
grounds for tuning UP is expected to be-
come a strong contender next fall with
the pick of the fleets sailing out OF other
ports. Among these ports are Gloucester
where the Esperanto holds the cup Hall
fax, y. S., where the races will be he'd,
and st. Johns. y. T., which also is I'M
derstood to be preparing challenger
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JUDGE GETS RECIPE
FOR SOME REAL HOOCH
Maker Fineed $50 and Costs
Promises to End Cooking.

Special Despatch TO THE NEW York HERALD.
CHICAGO, Dec. 10.-"Ho wdo you make
this hootch? Will you be kind enough to
give me your recipe?" asked Judge Ber-
nard =. Barasa in the Chicago Avenue
Court to-day.
Sure answered Steve Borich,
charge dwith operating six gallon still
in his home.
You see, Judge. you take thirty
pounds of sugar, thirty pounds of prunes,
ten pounds Of dried apples. You place
them in a barrel, Judge, with water and
allow them to fernent for eight or nine
days.
Then, Your Honor. you put the whole
shcbang on the stove and cook until 1t
gets the desired strength. Then. Judge,
you'll have one fine barrel OF real hootch.
It's very simple.
You made some, Steve?"
"Yeh. was getting ready for Christ
mas, but Policeman Mack broke in ON
me. He blackened my right eye
Are you going to cook some rnorc?''
asked the Judge.
mo more solemnly.
Fifty and costs
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SUBURBAN MARKET.

Payson Mel. Merrill Company sold
for William p. Dixon to II. S. Duck
worth his property known as "Three
Brooks Farm, at Williamstown, Mass.
containing over $50 acres, with remod-
elled farmhouse. two cottages and nu-
merous outbuildngs.
Arthur Sheridan. Inc. sold for Russell
X. Boadwee to William l.. Drake the
new stucco dwelling, 65x100. at the cor
ner of Forest and Elmwood avs, Rye
n. Y.
Payson Mel. Merrill Company leased
for Mrs. Daniel Lord her property
known as "Willowbrooke," on the west
erly side of Lawrence av., Lawrence
l.. i.
The Murdoch Company OF Montclair
sold for Walter II. Albert the property
on Mountain avenue, Caldwell, n. J..
consisting OF a 10 room residence, two
car garage and nine acres.
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Fifteenth street to wechsler & Stein

Fifteenth street TO Wechsler & Stein
berg.
Cushman & Wakefield. Inc. leased
offices in So Vanderbilt avenue to the
Eagle Paper Company.
Brown, Wheelock Company. Inc,
rented In Is to II West Thirty-eighth
street offices TO Joseph Solomon. pub
Usher OF The American Miliiner.
Harry Sheaman, resident buyer. for
merly of Sheaman & Goldman, leased
space in the Darlington Building, 40 to
So West Twenty-seventh ST.
ID. Kempner & Son leased loft in
so West Third street to Troutman q Co.
Frederic II. Allen of Frederick Zittel
& Sons leased for the Iona Home Con-
struction Company the dwelling at 121
West Seventy street for ten years
at an aggregate rental OF $4,000: also
with the Vreeland-Ord Realty Company
the dwelling at the northwest corner OF
West End avenue and Eighty-eighth
street to a builder for alteration.
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street. a three story dwelling. to Hettie
Q. Johnston.
Deal. Revealed I'm Transfers.

Joseph Lichtenthal sold to Robert A.
McKeon the five story building at 20
West Thirtieth street, 27xss.9. near
Fifth avenue.
Thompson Brothers sold to George
kleber the one and three story buildings
at 620-622 West 131st street, 5Ox1OO.
Philip Toback sold to Rebecca Blum
the four story tenement at 104 East
109th street, 19x74.
Giuseppe Labriola sold to Antoinette
Scarpelli the five story tenement at 227s
First avenue, 25.2x100.
Henrietta Hustled sold to Max Fein
the four story tenement at 104 East
10Sth street. 25.6x50.
Jerome p. Carvan sold 10 Salvatore
Montalto 216 East Ninety-seventh street,
four story tenement. 25x100.1l.
Thomas Lenane, executor, sold to
Benjamin b. Davis the four story dwell
ing at IS West Eighty-second street, Fix
1922.
Ethel Holding Company resold to
George w. Booker the three story dwell
ing at PSI West 136th street, 17x100.
Alexander Rubin resold to Elida Rouse
the three story dwelling at 55S West
161st street, 16x99.11.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-11
REALTY JoTTINGs.

Arthur c. Sheridan will offer at an
executors sale to-day at 3 +. NJ. on the
premises In Unionport. Bronx, four lots
al the southwest corner OF Olmstead and
Haviland avs, to close estate of Julius
Helderman. The same brokers will open
q branch office for the coming season In
Palm Beach.
oil managing agents OF 104-112 West
Twenty 81. and 1874 West Twenty
eighth vt.
George W. Sasse has been appointed
managing agent for the following prop
critics 1853 West Tooth ST.. los West
1921 ST., 263 West '1i2th st., So West
11sth st.. and 1874 West 134th st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-11
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

The United Retail Candy Stores Inc,
have leased the corner store in the Ham,
ilton Theatre. ut the corner of Broadway
and 10th street. from the Bradhurst
Amusement Corporation, 3. s. Moss
president The deal was negotiated by
Harvey d. Newins. Inc, and George C..
Pointer. Inc. associate brokers.
Ames & Co. rented second loft in Eli
West Twenty-eighth street to Norm q
Cooper; first loft in 121 West Twenty
eighth street to Bernstein G. Schultz:
also first loft in II East Thirty-frst
street TO King Davidson.
Bastine & Co., Inc, as agents, rented
the seventh floor in 81 and S3 West
Twenty-first street to Partisan Dress
Company. fourth floor in 81 and 33
West Twenty-first street to Modern
Yarn Company, Inc; in Is West TWEEN
ty-sixth street fourth floor, rear. to
Morris Roth, and sixth floor in As West
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-11
FIRST LAND TELEGRAM
TO PANAMA TOMORROW
Last Three Mile Link Built on
Cuatemaion Boundary.
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. g., Dee. 10.

Special DesydtcI. 70 TIIE New YOaK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. g., Dee. 10.
The first telegraph message over an
all land route from Washington to
Panama will be sent from the Pam
American Building here Sunday after
noon.
The missing link in this route pre-
viously was three mile stretch be-
tween the towns OF Ayutla and Maria
cal. on the Suchato River, wAich forms
the boundary line between Mexico and
Guatemala This line was constructed
by the Unionist Government Of Guate-
mala. A special through circuit will be
set up, and Or. Julio Bianchi. Guate-
nalan Minister in the name Of Acting
Secretary OF state Davis, VIII send
of congratulation to the Minis
ter of Foreign Affairs of Panama.
A second message will be sent to san
Jose. Costa Rica. where the Congress
OF Representatives of the centraiAiner-
team states Is assembled to establish q
Central American union.
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npDsoy PLACE rs SOLD.

Arthur G. Sheridan. Inc. sold for Mrs.
Robert Fdeson her six acre country
place. known as "S;rongheart." at Sag
fIsrbor, l.. l., 70 Samuel ". Seymour. who
Win cccupy next spring. "Strongheart"
Is opposite tre CON = D.oc. Of Nrs.
ticint 80 9,ieicnt gsj ia rherc RoOer
idesOn, the actor and playwright. wrote
Stronghoart," in which he later starred
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College Sells Vacant Tract.

Manhattan College has sold the vacant
plot opposite the college grounds at the
southeast corner of Old Broadway and
1880 street. which It had owned for sew
eral years. The property fronts 104.5
feet on Old Broadway and 134.9 feet on
1884 street. with easterly and southerly
dimensions of 99.11 and 1o7 feet respec-
tiVely
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FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT.

~~~"---~>S"--S---
FACTORIES FOR RENr-s4.ooo So. It.:
floors 5000 or 1000 IT.: all or separate,
modern building, sprinklered. elevator. eicc-
tricity. heat; Bradley Building, 18th ST. ard
Vernon av.. Long Island City; minutes
all subways, cent fare. Principals OILY
address A. J. BRADLEY. owner, 101 Beel:-
man st., New York. Phone 1901 Beekman
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In the Dwelling Market.

1t is understood that negotiations are
practically concluded for the sale of the
two four story dwellings,, 40xSO, at 1873
and 1876 East Fifty-seventh street. be-
tween Park and Lexington avenues
The property is owned by DR.. FRANKLIN
A Dorman. Arthur c. Sheridan. Inc,
is agent for the property.
Charles Cohen. represented by Bitter
man & Hecht. as attorneys. sold to
Frank Lore the recently altered DWELL
ing at n East 107th street. The pur-
chaser bought for investment and oc-
cupancy
Dunlap & Lloyd. Inc. sold for the
Kean estate four three story houses
on the south side of Waverley place.
between Christopher and West Tenth
streets. The property had not changed
hands since 1850. This, with the excep-
ton of one small house, finishes the sale
of that entire block sold by this firm.
NJ NJ Hayward & Co. sold for the
Robwig Realty Holding Company the
five story altered dwelling. 19x100, at
900 West 10Th street
Mary II. Carr sold to William II.
Taylor the four story dwelling at IS
West Ninety sixth street. 20x100, facing
the First Church of Christ Scientist. on
the Central Park West corner.
Theresa Wolfsohn sold to the Koplek
Realty Company the five story dwelling
at 244 West 102d street 20x9S.7x ir-
regular. adjoining the southwest corner
OF broadway.
bernhard Greeff sold the four story
dwelling at "a West Ninety-firls street,
1Sx100.S. near Central Park West.
Brown. Wheelock Company, Inc. sold
for the Clark estate ~ West Eighty
fifth street, four story dwelling, 1S.4x
100. to a client of Coughlan & Clisby.
This is the forty-ninth parcel sold by
the same brokers for the Clark estate
this year.
A. G. Thompson Company sold for
Virginia NJ Kelley 215 West 136th
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Plan. 100000 AIerton Hotel.

Arthur LOOMS Harmon. 81 East For
tieth street, has completed plans for a
seventeen story brick. limestone and
terra Gotta hotel, 75x100, with stores on
the ground floor. to be built at the
southeast corner OF Lexington avenue
and Fifty-seventh street for the Allerton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-11
STATEN ISLAND TRADING,

C. e. Simonson & Co. and w. S. Z.
Hall sold for Mrs. Virginia Fountain a
dwelling. 55x150, at 315 Jewett av..
West New Brighton, S. l.. and purchased
for William Stitt o cottage on Oakland
aV
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-11
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

FARM wanted OF about so acres. stocked,
TO rent with option to buyer, or will work
on shares. A. J. WILHELM. IL Grown av.,
so. Norwalk. Conn.
WANT to lea oS.tenements: security and ref
crence. LEVINE, 2o3 w. 61st st. Co.
lumbus sos.
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Farms Wanted.

WANT to lease farm about rs acres, house.
and outbuildngs, preferably Long Island.
DE FREITAs. o19 West 1870 st.
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New Jersey.

Now Jersey.
VALUABLE farm, 1872 acres. 1875 acres till
able: stream water TO irrigate 100 acres;
Ia rye buildings, excellent condition. running
water. suitable for dairy; in village. min
utes to general store. creamery. P. O.,
church. graded school and w. J. g. 8. r. r.
station: excellent train service; 60 minutes
to Philadelphia; near Al white potato mer-
ket; IL room house, bath. heat. gas, tele-
phone: two tenant houses. TIE BIO sold at
public sale December 20. Write for full de-
scription and photos. J. e. MCFARLAND,
box A. Monroevile. Salem, Co., N. J.
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operator in Eighth Avenue Deal
WIN Improve Harlem. Corner.

Joseph p. Days Industrial Depart
ment sold for the Consolidated Gas Com
pany of New York the vacant plot on
the southwest corner of 116th street and
Lexington avenue to the Denwood
Realty Company, represented by NJ.
Salmon. The buyers will erect one
story brick building on the property.
with ten or twelve stores
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David Lion & s. Soraci purchased the
four story fiat, 20x100. at liz East 12Oth
street. and Immediately resold same to
Joseph Ferro. Lewis II. May Company
was broker.
Herzig Holding Company sold the 1--WE
story fiat at 90 st. Nicholas avenue,
3f.7x107.sx irregular, adjoining the
southwest corner of 18th street.
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Mestchester-saIe or RENT.
New Jersey-Sale or Rent.

A.--A--
Lots of lots, $40 TO 81 900 each. all within
two miles of Fort Lee Ferry some with
Hudson River view: instruments accepted. G.
Z. NJ. BUILDING & REALTY CO., Palisade,
N. j.. at junction.
ATTRACTIVE list of houses for sale. Write
VAN WINKLE CO., Rutherford, n. J.