davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
United CignrSfoy'es
WantCoyoniafHofel
Harlem Landmark Ouned
by .4sfors Likely To
Be CHANGED to Offices

The United Cigar Stores Company
is negotiating long lease Of the Col
onial Hotel, a landmark of the south
west corner OF l25th Street and Eighth
Avenue. The property, according to
report. will be converted into stores
and Offices.
The Colonial has been operated for
a number of years by Diedrch & John
II. Tonnes and is held under 2 lease
from the Astor estate by the Saranac
Realty Company, representing out-of-
town brewing interests. The lease, it
is understood, also involves the re
mainder of the Eighth Avenue block
front to 12lth Street, together with
adjoining parcels on both l24th and
125th Streets
The Saranac Company's lease with
the Astors was made in 1912 for a term
of twenty years, with the privilege of
renewal for similar term. The
consideration, according 20 the records,
calls for the payment Of taxes. etc,
&fU S3O,26D pcr anaum.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
Flat Buying Dominates
Trading in the Bronx
Operators Report Quick Profits;
Investors Figure i'll Ac-
tiyitv Also

Richard Dickson has sold for Otis
& Otis S51 Bryant Avenue. one
family brick dwelling on lot 26X100;
for Henry Baum 446 East 164th Street,
a three c-family frame dwelling and d
one-family frame dwelling on lot
25x150; for the Central Mortgage Com
pany $40 Bryant Avenue, a c-family
brick dwelling on lot 20x10o.
Harry Calm has purchased from Carl
F. Dieckmann q five story apartment at
% Brandt Place. northeast corner OF
University Avenue. John NJ. Ruh! was
the broker.
Vogel l. Marion have purchased 1861
and 1868 Bathgate Avenue, a five story
apartment house.
Quick Resales in Bronx
The B. S. T. Realty Corporation has
bought the two five-story apartment
houses at 1868 and 1867 Fox Street,
Bronx. The company resold the houses
to Harry Alperstein. 1t has bought s26
East l67th Street, q tive-story apart
ment house, on plot 40Xl00. and resold
it to Isidore Cuba. Moses h. Rothstein
arranged these deals.
Ely Maran has sold 291 East 162d
Street, q five-story apartment, OH plot
44x1I5. and Mr. Maran and Joseph Sagcr
have bought 23ll Tiebout Avenue, a
tive-story apartment, 50Xl12.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
Attractive Dwellings
On Esai sdie Sold
Dressmaker Sets Leach King
House, in 5Jsh sSirce;,
House, IN oJSh Sirce;,
Nom EIlLiil Axenuc

Douglas Gibbons {, Co. have sold for
Leach King u East Fi1tieth Street, .
four-story dwelling, on plot 2l.5xl0o.5
The buyer is d prominent dressmaker,
who will occupy after improvements
are made.
The same brokers have sold 244 East
SiXrysecond Street, a three-sto
dwelling, on plot l6X1o0.5, for Mrs. NJ.
A. Otis.
The Brown, Wheelock Company, Inc,
has sold for Chalmers Wood and others
64 East rlfty-4iith Street, a our-story
basement dwelling, on plot 2oxl0o.5.
Pease & Gilman have sold for judge
Charles Mott jr the four-story and
basement dwelling at 15l East Sixty
first Street, on plot 2lXl00.
The Houghton Company has sold for
the Frank l.. Ives estate the four-story
dwelling. on plot 19.lOx99. at III Eas-
Thirtieth Street, which had been owned
by the Ives family for more than forty
years.
Arthur J. Sessa and the Manhattan
and Bronx Company have sold 1873 and
157 East l17th Street for Dwight c.
Harris and George ". flaming, and
for Annie Dizel 334 East 124th Street
a two family house, 10 Francesca An
gellillo.
DR.. w. Hall Hawkins has bough. from
William Crawford the dwelling ~ 253
West Seventy-third Street.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
Recorded Mortgages
Downtown

MAIDEN LANE, 96-too. s. +saxs5.Ilx
irreg p n; Jan - broadway John st
Grips Kelveden Essex. England. trustee;
30 yrs ; p c; attys, Arnstein & Levy;
WATER ST, lol. 3 49, Gouverneur
Iohn s. corpn to to Freak Free babbett. SO
Central Park W; due Jan %, 1928; s y
c; attys. Babbage s. S, Iii Broad
HoUsToN sT sa W. n $. aoxsa: 'GnG p m;
Co. 299 Bway due Feb /, 1921: 6 p c:
pr mtge $4,000; attys, Myers & $. 2os
sPRINc; ST. l4g, $, 25xioo, FEB d Morris Norris
Prosodi 10 saml Reniz, I'll West End av:
yrs. p G; pr rntge $4,000; atty,
wEsT = HRoADwhY e9 5S Ayas = 753 spTI9s 900 .,
runs 26.3x 1856 TO Spring 81 Q
tS.., tsi9S nv, TX ~ y n, NV; 100 to
corpn to VIM p Emo. III ''N st. Washins. an
ton, p G: yrs. 53a p c; atty. r & r
4TH sT. $50 ~s e. > :. 5osxs4s; seI,0so Fep =
Mason d Moore Realty Corpn to C N
B Realty Co. 93S Intervale av, Bronx;
l@s!-r 6 Co. pr 1s5 "tss sll7ooo stty os
Feb 4; GorsI Realty corpn to Barclay r
Holding Corpn. 2l7 Bway; 5 yr. p C;
pr mtge ss5'ooo; atty. Title Guar & T
18TH 81 E. $. asx,so.s12ssIits siiIyo
Dec 30; r Sullivan Co. Inc, to Walter
Giaoke. olo Central Park West; due
March /, 1920. int bond for mtxs
$4,000 address W Cladke. 1881
I'D AV, W 8, SO 14th st. s3.3x7s.3 FEB
2: Samuel Rosenberg to Samuel Kesten-
biatt. 1862 4T1h st. Bklyn: yrs. 8 G:
pr ntge $1,000 atty. Samuel Hellniger,
900 Bway ...-................ 81, ,0oo
4sTH ST. s1i .. s. 1s.7xi0o.6: p IA: Feb
5; Maurice Freund to Harriet Jones.
$50 Greene av. Bklyn; due March /.
1898. p g; pr mtge $4,000; atsy. Title
Guar a Co. 1TS Bway. -. SO, 900
GATH ST. g e. =, 15xl0o.5; p m; Feb 3;
Annie Morgan to Lawyers Mtge Co. So
Liberty st: yrs, S u c: atty. l. l. 4
GO, lso Bway .-.::.::: S2i. 900
list ST. 22i e. 8, 25x1022; Jan 81;
f Zvanovec to Anton Sediak 4c2 e 73d
st: yrs int as In bond 1850
West Side
seD ST, ss w. 3, 2sxsso; m: Feb 8:
Jas f. Mitchell to Metropolitan Sav
Bank. 80 Coogsr So r; yrs. 5h {; ;
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
Brown Rcsclls
5th Ave. Realty
To a Builder
Dispcses Of Property OPP
posite Public Library to
J. Il. Lee; l5-Story Mad
ison Ave. Building Sold

Frederick Brown madc quick and
profitable resale of the property at All
and Alb Fifth Avenue, opposite tho
Public Library, with an extension to
4 and 6 East Forty-hrst Street, which
ne acquired recently from tho Guar
dian Holding Company. The realty
has been bought by James 7. Lee. who
has been identified to the erection OF
q number Of business buildings in the
Fifth Avenue district. Mr.. Lee. it is
said, has no immediate plans for the
Improvement Of the property, as there
are leases which have four years TO
run. Manning & Trunk we're the bro
kers. The site contains approx
mately 10000 square feet, with a
frontage of 52.5 feet on Fifth Avenue
and depth of 100 feet On Forty
trst Street it measures 4l.Sxl0i.
Building In Madison Avenue Sold
Carstein & Linnekin have sold for
estate of John r. Hegaman. former
president of the Metropolitan Life In
surancc Company. the tiftcen-story
building al 19 Madison avenue, on lot
q a.SXl00, assessed at $225,000. The
purchasers. are John Dunlop's Sons,
who occupy the store and basement OF
the premises.
Buyers Plan Tall Building
Louis Block & Co. have sold for the
New York Life Insurance Company the
two four and fve-story buildings at
6 and East Thirticfh Street, on plot
aOxl00. The purchasers are j. Samuels
& Co, dress manufacturers. who will
erect on the site a sixtoen-story build
ing.
Loft In Thirtieth Street Sold
l. s. Wolf & Co. have bought from
the Regain Realty Company the mod
ern seven-story building at 1870 and
1874 East Twenty-ffth Street, which
they now occupy. Bastine & Co, Inc,
and Eugene E. Spcrry represented the
sellers. Abraham L. Gutman acted for
the nurchase
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
Hotel PIasu Annex
VIII Be 20 Stories
1ppeals Board Appr6ues
Addition Being Carried
65 Fit. Abore Restriction

The Hotel Plaza addition Is To he as
'ail as the parent structure. which Ia
twenty stories high. When the plans for
tue new structure were submitted 70
the Buildings Department by Warren
g. Wetmore for the Hotel Plaza Opcrat-
ing Company they were rejected on the
ground that the proposed structure
would be sixty-hve feet above the
building height laid down by tho coming
regulations for that section.
The Board os Appeals, which heard
the case later. reversed the Buildings
superintendent, on the ground that the
spirit OF the coming provisions was not
defeated by permitting the new strnc.
ture TO be carried to the same height
as the old structure, since it was an i'm
provemsnt OF a monumental nature. and
the appearance Of buildings would not
DC improved by an uneven skyline
ne site of the Improvements. which
IS 20 feet on Fifty-ninth Street and 40
feet on Fifty-eighth Street. also was
purchased and the plans for it's i'm
pfovement placed on record before the
zohing law went into effect In view OF
tue fact that these plans had to be de-
1erred because of the war. the Board
OF Appeals thought it would be visiting
hardship on the hotel interests to
deny their request to build higher than
the zoning law permits. The promi-
nence Of the location Of the property
facing Central Park and Fifth Avenue
demands more latitude, and it was the
opinion of the board that the zoning
resolution would be better observed by
carrying the proposed extension on the
present line of the building than by
substituting other lines in the upper
stories of the structure.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
Adams Express
Structure on
Broadway Sold
Columbia Trust Co. Bldg.
directly Opposite at En-
change Place, Also Passes
to New Interests
$4,000, 900 Investe d
r. E. Bowling Heads Syndi-
cate in the Purchase
of Larger Skyscraper

Two Of the largest real estate deals
this year, and the biggest one since
the sale OF the City Investing Build
ING to a syndicate Of Russian bankers
the latter part of December last, were
.eported Yesterday. One concerns the
50 story Adams Express Building at 81
and 81 Broadway, at the northwest cor
rer Of Exchange Alley, and the other
the 2S-story Columbia Trust Building,
directly opposite. at the northeast cor
ncr Of Broadway and Exchange Place,
in the heart Of the financial district
Both properties are valued a. more
than $4,000. 600. The Adams Express
Building which sold for about So
100000. was bought by Robert Z. Dow
ling, Robert L. Simon and Henry
Morrenthau from the Adams Build
inr Company. The structure, which
was erected in 1914 from plans by
Francis H. kimball, has frontage of
1910 feet and extends back on
Exchange Alley 2t02 feet to Trinity
Place. where its frontage is lo9 feet.
Mr.. Bowling, who acquires half in
terest in the building, was interested
in It's construction.
The structure is one of the best
known of the downtown skyscrapers
and has enjoyed considerable success
almost since the time of its compile
.ion. The facade, which is mostly OF
light brick. is noted for it's simplicity
IN architectural design, it being prac-
tically free from any trimming
The connection of Mr.. Dowlng in
the purchase adds further interest to
ne sale. The latter startled the realty
market last December when he disposed
Of the City Investing Building on lower
Broadway in the largest transaction in
little old New York's realty history.
One of the features of the deal was
the quick manner in which it was con-
summated Although millions of dol
ars cash were Mr.. Dowling's terms.
Grisori Benenson, chairman of the
English and Russian Bank, with head
quarters in London and Petrograd, did
not demur. but readily accepted Mr..
Dowlings price and the terms for the
purchase of the property.
Shortly before Mr.. Bowling had
bough. in the financial district Astor
Court. at the southeast corner Of
Broadway and Exchange Place, from
Captain John Jacob Astor for some
hing less than SO 100000. The Column
bla Trust Building, which is valued at
s40000o0 occupies the block on En-
change Place opposite Astor Court,
fronting 67.412 feet on Broadway and
l32.7i2 feet along Exchange Place to
New Street, where the frontage is
s6i0i2
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
Recorded Leases
Manhattan
CANAL sr. .ss-7o co- ro.,

CANAL ST, 2Ss70. cor Cortiandt alle-
nai,x fm lhe5s'a asss q p Browning to Louis n
atsy r ! Mccra.h. ass Bway - .'siseoo sI1;0SS
&C, To- Harry Gold. $40 " i4sth ~.
1v,- it-ls yrs os from Nov /. 1919, atty. AIes
1s4TH sT, 4os-is W. story. ercept ''r nor' erv
,, .ion on l25th ST, sox2s. reserved IN
moer,ns Rag as ,Sa tSllows .24sh st. g 100 :.
ennTsae sEox irTss sy 1Sx5oo t9 ls5th
70 l Sidney Kallis. II 9s,h st; VI.
and IS days from tan ls. 1890; atts-s
s'rH ST. so2i " atr 1',e and ist snd s5d0Se %
lofts; sternfeid Bldg Co 70 Fl 4 WI
Soiass IL South 20 av. Mt Vernon, \
i ;ois @ Ssn'a yrs sSeIa AsT., g ss,s az hTa at.s
Putney. T Putney. . Rector ct 81. Gao
CANAL ST. ~; Ludlow st. 6, ground foor
rant Co to Grand Dairy Lunch Co. 25:
Grand st: 10 yrs from Feb is. isso
atty Jacob Berman' as sdn nway; .
FRANKLIN ST. 5o-5,. Sd ioor. Reading ,iDsg
Hardware Co to Success Postal Card CO.
Youns 49s III au1ss fss'n RsssoI Rso $. i's' ', 70
5TII Az. IL. loft on sd aoor. John =
conway as receiver, re- liver, 70 SS chas hotha.n.
n Mar3 9Ts1 cat. sF sa5 f50 :s I'd i, 1885, st a.
18TH ST. 2es-Tc: portion rented IS i35tn
st, y. ils s,h az; runs 4o1 W isS
ground floor; Samuel Rous. to Gtdore
Friedman. 2se w Issth 1T. ara ano.
yrs from May i. 1870: atty. L x Simon.
BWAY, 224I-4a: aoth IT, .4e W. ali ex-
cept str door and part str; C L Lunch
Co TO L K Schwartz. sol w ii5th 81
and ano. from Nov IT, 1919. to Oct /
1928: attys. Morrison s, $40 Broad
way t01. py'
9TH Av 9. sso n e6th st. all: 15o-e%
East 34th Str Co to Emerson Phone
graph Co. w Sd st, 20 II-12 yrs ana
30 days from Feb l, 1920; atty. Walte-
c Low. 34s Bway; taxes. etc. and
ssTM sr ssa W ali. n.ni z,nn 20 'fv.vy- i.w.-
r Gensler 3Io w s31 ST. from Feb !
1896. to Nov 80, 1925; atty. Ernil Adler.
- Nassau St 5000 70 ss'Scp
e2D ST, 22T e. all: Theresa Kelly 10
Carl Hartman. 2zo 18th Sc. and ano
Eve yrs from Feb /. 1870; atty. Morris
r,,-s, TOO and f3 ana
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
Edgemere Club at
Edgernere Is Sold
Natanson Gets His Price for
seashore Property Which He
Bought a Few Months Acn

Max n. Natanson has sold to Edge
Hoe Corporation the Edgemere Club
at Edgemere, a hotel of 200 rooms
On the property are tennis courts
officers cottages and helps dormitories
The property was leased recently
to Herman Bueger, who will conduct
the hotel next summer. William II
Chorash was the broker in the trans
action.
Far Rockaway House Buyer
The Lewis H. May Company has re-
sold for Grisorn & Collins property at
1875 Hollywood Avenue, Far Rockaway
L. l., two and one-half story stucco
dwelling, to Harry Wehlin.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
800. 900 Rental for Building
Now in Course of Construction

The Incorporated Owners. Inc, repre-
scented by Rutger B. Miller as attorney,
nave leased for twenty-one years. at II
aggregate rental Of 100000, the new
seven-story building being erected at -
East Fifty-sixth Street to Gilman Coz
lamore & Co, Inc. Tucker, Speyers &
Co. represented the lessor and Fred
erick Fox & Co. the lessee.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
Trading in the ''Swanlps''
Leather Merchant Buys Gold St
Site for ImDrOyernent

Max Marx has resold to Louis Gold
stein. leather merchant, the plot, 37x96
on the east side of Gold Street. adjoin-
ing the Healy Building at the north
east corner of Ferry Street. Mr.. Gold
sten plans to improve the site with 4
four story building for his own use
He also has exercised an option on en-
additional plot.
Sale in Ferry Street
The Charles F. Noyes Company has
sold for Max Marx II and 1o Ferry
Street, northwest corner of Ferry and
Jacob streets, five-story and basement
building. The purchaser is Louis Esk-
with. president of the Battery Ware
house Corporation.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
To Alter 18th Street Flat
Into a Private Dwelling

Douglas L. Gilman & Co. have sold
for the Seventy-fifth Street Syndicate
III East Seventy-ffth Street. four
story fat, on lot 20xl02.2. The buyer
is having plans prepared by Warren
& Wetmore for rebuilding the house
into q modern English basement house
for his own occupancy. The house ~
1853 Is being similarly treated.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
TRAVEL
WESTCHESTEH COUNTY
HASTIMGS.nM.HunSOM
TRAY Ell

SPANISH HOLLOW TILE DWELLING,
. rooms, : baths, all Improvements. Plot
lo0xlGS. Immediate possession.
BEAUTIFUL COLONIAL HOME. about
4 acre rooms, baths; up 10 date in
every respect.
EXCELLENT LOCATION. II room. and
bath all i.npts.; river view. some fruit
Possession 80 days.
LUXURIOUS JRROVNDINGs. rooms
and bath. all impts.; 10 minutes from sta
ton; with grand view of Hudson.
X. NJ. DF.INE..
HASTINGS-ON- HUDSON. \. Y. TEL. 7oI.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
Nehring Brothers to Conduct
Office in Flat Purchased

The fve-story store and apartment
at the northwest corner of St. Nicholas
Avenue and 1921 Street has been pur-
chased By Nehring Brothers, who have
conducted d general real estate and
insurance business at 1878 ST. Nicholas
Avenue. corner fTttf Street. for five
years The ground floor will be re
modelled for the exclusive occupancy
# the firm
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
Buying in Brooklyn

Tho Meister Builders have purchased
the three-story apartment with storee
ut 1922 Eighteenth Avenue, on pic.
50x1OO. L. Tucker was the broker.
The builders have 'resold to Mr..
Riegel 38 Joralemon Street, = three
story dwelling. J. Woodward and Son
were the brokers.
Charles c. Steele has sold tho three
story dwelling at 227 Garfield Place
for Alfred Johnson to Mrs. ". p.
Sommers
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
S+ater leland Cottage Ruyer

Moffatt & Schwa5. of Tomphinsvilte,
Staten Island, have sold for A. B.
Pouch the stucco cottage at 25 Bel
mont Terrace, New Brighton, Staten
island. to Theodore C. Alden.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
Tammany Club Property Sold

Ennis 4 S;nnott have resold 6s3
West 14Sth Street, = three-story and.
basement dwelling, on lot ls.sxl0o. oc
cupied by William L. Marey's Tam
many Club. The owners are John J
Muleahy and William J. McNuity. ".
D. Morgan was the broker. I
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
Tenement for Business Use

The Cruikshank Company has sold
for the White estate % Washington
street.. six-story store and tenement,
on plot S0.9x69.6. The new owner ey.
poets to alter it for,commercial use.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
Adds to Philipse Manor Site

The Robert Z. Farley organization
has sold for the Estates Of Tappsn
Zee the plot on the corner Of Harwood
and Monroe avenues, Philipse Manor,
North Tarrytown. to John NJ. Palmer.
This plot sdjoins Mr.. Palmers home.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
Takes Scarsdale House

George w. Both has sold tie Arthur
Edwards residence. in the Post Road
section Of ScarSdale. to l. W. Hutch
ins, of White Plains.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
-
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

wANrED.--At once. apout 10000
square feet for offices and light
manufacturing by high class fiith
a1,nnua esiahTish,nent tIor d gar
nent business): willing to buy or
lease. Must be in the SOS within
short distance Of tlfth avenue
Telephone. Lewis. 1925 Plaza
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06
West Side

sTH ST. SIS ". u $, a4l1xss.11; Sam, D
Cohen ct a. 10 Sol II Furgatch 915
Prospect av, Bkiyn, and Minnie Sesholtz
l7ic Lexington a. mtg s3s.6ee; Jan So
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06

--N'
is5rn ar. : s7.a stsbibins av. Is.sS ;.sS
81; Paula Mendelsohn TO Zett Landau.
sss Kelly; mtg. 5000; Feb 9; attys.
Sobel 4 B. $50 Bwsy. 90
SAME PROP; Ze,b Landau 70 Max P,iger
$40 caudwell Av; rtge 5000: yam 40:
r1NBEAY ssiSL S'''le nv .e ,ss,n st.as.iis;oo:
Harold N siiyerrnan & ano to Hunter
folding Co, Beekr1an st; r,tge &as 900;
Feb p atty. II II Strauss Beekman
riNpLAY Az. . " cissth st., 3s;sxleo;
same TO Philip schafsr ISL r.. as'd Ss Ss
FULTON Av, 1885. -, sszioo: Raehe!
Feinhere to Jacob Harris 1922 fp''op !, q
Itte,son, $50 Bway. ,*iVV
Bronx
WALTON Av:, :. 9sl.1 Belmons, 40 =
Bldg Co to Title Guar T Co. M, ~ .
Bway: Jan 81; yrs. c; atty nis,s anss
Quar- T Co. rs sway :.;.-, lots 'e,ass esss
TElIEs szieo AZ lets,' mts,. each ,s.ss5 rho.
r.esdy r1ayVt to s,smund Ashmer. 1858 consy
Island az bk!yn: pr .s,ys n,,sst t.ina na's /.
rrLLEn e eeavt AZ. io77. s.s!ioo; Msx :,
FalK to same: .pr mtgs $4,000; FsS ss ss6 j
rEDsn yrs Rv e isss stsy fss sses.s eold.teio to
same; pr rntgc $4,000; Feb Il yrss
,.sra ST. asty is5s7, sast p lots. ,ossssss
in Size ssx = xlool1x7s; nassss' sss' Zach Zach
9oo pr osss: p.s~soe s'fa Really st00e g. sss
1.nsos w,s AZ really sse q e. ses srs WIS! '5
BATHaATE Az es. is4 i7sth M e. pss ssx
voet, l2< New York Av. Bklyn: March
is. lsla: 3 yrs. p o: atty. La.yess yeas
SAME PRopERTY: Clara Weller to same
Jan 90: instals 8 p a; attys. Butcher,
T & F. Madison av. 80. seo
dustrial Saw Bank. 81 Charnbers st;
FEB s: yrs, -5ts p c; Att3. Tisir Gnss
SAME PROPERTY: same to Eu.ens
Beche. 7a5 Prospec. av: pr rntgs $1,000
Feb !: ins.ail.. : c: atty. same. s., 600
Fsrdon TO sophia "a Maliets.. ASA 81
atlys, Mapes & r. s7c z l4sth .t-. 81. .oeo
10th ST. 7ss z. s. 23.1xss; Mary
Shandeiman TO Mary E Lynch. All e
eo3d st: pr n,tge $3.50: Jan 81: s yrs.
sp c; atty, John Ryan. ass 3
lt9th %. -ys.e .eoo
LOT 2Ss to $50. map Haight Esaats: Peter
Olsen and ano to Gus Leuschner. e3o
e 23sth at; Feb 8; S yrs e; atty.
Title G & r Co. l7e Bway. $4,000
lTsTH ST. ia q. y. :5xs5; Beckie Piatz-
man to Louis Koerner. III " fth st:
Feb 8: yrs. C; atty. Tide Guar 4
vALESTiNE Az, sa:4. .ssss1, sge
New-York tribune., 1920-02-06

=. he la
Westchester Ave; mtgc 81 600 Feb g. g.
a,{y: Wy, = & T Go, l1S B"Yyo ARD 800
san'l Holander. 3 Howard 81, ,ntes
$1,000: Feb }; atty, 7 q & r Co, f76
B"ay .......'............... 30 c and 500
CREsTON AVE, 4l65 Il $. 26.3xl22.o g .
Avo A. on map Prospect Hill est K 3 o5H
~; Dorothea Waibel to Elsie Waibel,
sttys, Elfers s. A, eF Bway. c and 500
SAME PROPERTY: Elsie wa!bel to Geo
Ave: ratge $500; Jan 1s; atty, same,
KELLY ST. 1910, 2i s5, IIT7xl9o: Morris
natse s+,75o; Jan 81; atty. Max Ehrlich
1ss Montague ct. Bklyn. 500
SAME PROPERTY. Jas Click to Adolph
strausa 1870 1tth Ave, Bklyn; mtge
$3.50: Feb .; atty, same. 800
wood Realty Co TO Zora Scilnacht, 2i6
Bedford Park Blvd; t;.se $4,000; Jan
al; attys. Ciocke & X, 3sl Il 10th St,
SAME PROPERTY; zora seilnacht to
Gath Rochf,orl., lsia Elder Ave: intgc go
TELLER s7IigsR' Az, los5. " 9. sa.sx1oo; also
Teller av, 1o47. W 8, Sa.2xl0o; slgmund
Ashner to Thos Leddy. l2s Esd st;
mtge $4,000: Feb I; at,ys. Lind P,
Teller Av. 1917. " 3. as.a1loo: sigmund
Ashncr to Max Faik. 1870 Washington
av. intge $4,000; Feb Il attys. Lind &
TELLER Az. 1881 W q ss.sxloo; sigmund
Ashnsr to Beckte Godstein. 4sl Clare
mont Parkway; mtge $4,000: Feb !;
attys. Lind P. <6 Cedar at 81
BARNES Az: lssa 2sxloo; John r Eft
Ringer to Emma II Berg, 1898 Barnes
ay; mtge $4,000; Jan 80; atty, Lawyers
T e. T Co. ls0 Bway. 30 and 500
VAN NEST Az. $50. q, a5x,oo; seraGno
st; mtss $500 Feb Z. atty. Title Guar
ct Co, iT6 Bway s,...............;l
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-14

uncuusciousiy An uuRracoful posi-
tiun iu sitting an ugly personal habit
Of biting lips or wriukling the fore.
head. or lingering the face. subsr-
Yuently revolt them. A. all costs
do not jar on Henry. There is no
use In giving sugar TO bird ~
sugar makes II sick, and some other
food would be more acceptable.
Find out what doos attract Henry
and give him that Then. whom the
spark of interest is ahght, the
greatest intelligence is required 20
bring In little mystery. Drop a
N.ll, ~ to speak. so that ho must
hunting instinct. I'm fact. And.
above all. lot him leave you at all
times soothod and pleased with
himself"
In America. where men are I'm
the majority. tho women can Riv"
Themselves what airs they pleas" q"
she declared Their ingruiuod
knowledge Of personal supremacy
gives them magnetic attraction. but
IN our poor old England there are
six womop 10 every man and the
fight II totally unequal. for a fight
Il certainly has become. Il is per
foctly ridiculous for people 20 say
this h. unfemiuiue and unladyllkr.
n II natural that normal woman
should desire mate and the struE-
gle In every country Is regulated hy
the state of numbers. \ career may
solve things for a time, but unless
the nerves and desires of the work
ing bee are evolved In women the
solution IL not permanent tind
tha women are becoming mass
OF cgotlsm and Icsa attractive all
tho time This is condition ut
numbers Tho war ~ responsible"
so many soldiers rushed into mar
rtaRp with what call the 'lih7