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Evening star., 1920-03-27
DOZEN MEN IMPLICATED
NMAG|STRATE'SD DEATH

LONDON, March 26-Almost every
day furnishes a new victim for the
underground" warfare in Ireland.
This morning Alan Bell. resident mag
istrate, seventy years of age and for
many years an official of the roy al
constabulary. was dragged by q gang.
some of whom were masked. from a
crowded tram car in Dublin and shot
four times in cold blood before the
eyes of the passengers. Some of the
passengers were women. who tainted
at the sight. The assassins fed and
no arrests have been made
Viscount French, lord lieutenant of
Ireland. has written to the widow of
Magistrate Bell: Your gallant and
distinguished husband has crowned a
life of devoted and valuable services
to Ireland by his noble death in fight
ing the cause of his country"
Despite piacards all over Ire land
offering 100000 reward and govern
ment protection for information, no
one has been convicted for any of the
assassinations. many of which have
occurred in daylight in the presence
of numerous witnesses.
Magistrate Bell was on the way
from his residence in Monkstown to
Dublin Castle when the tramcar in
which he was riding was held up.
His Recent InvestfgatiOna.
Aside from his Investigations of the
Irish banks under the crimes act.
Magistrate Bell investigated the re-
cent attempt on the life of the lord
lieutenant. Viscount French and 9TH
er matters.
Early in March the authorities sum-
moned the bankers as witnesses be-
fore Magistrate Bell. ordering them
to produce such documents as might
relate to dealings between their
bank and the Sim Fein organiza tions
and also with the dali eireann. or
Irish republican parliament. The in
uuiry. which was strictly private
opened at Dublin on March 3. The
bankers refused to reveal their ac-
counts and the investigation was
dropped.
Later reports say that twelve men
were implicated in the murder. four OF
whom were masked. Magistrate Bell
usually was accompanie by a detective
but so far as is known the detective was
not present this morning The magis-
trate was armed, but had no opportunity
to shoot
ConstabIes Fired On.
Two constables of a patrol at Kill
fanora. County of Clare in Munster
cording to advices received today One
of the constables was badly wounded
No arrests were made
William O'Brien, alderman of Dublin
who was arrested on March g. during
raid on Liberty Hall in that city, and
who has since that time been conduct
ing hunger strike,'' was removed from
Jail to hospital last night, says a dis
patch to the Herald. organ of labor
DUBLIN. March 26-Thirty-fiye
prominent Sim Feiners were arrested to-
day Five unknown men with passports
for America were arrested on the point
OF embarkation for the United States
this afternoon.
Evening star., 1920-03-27
CAMPAIGN
OF GEN. WOOD CALLED.
Senator Moses, Replying to Borah
Charges, Denies Excessive
Use of Money.

Replying TO charges by Senator
Borah of Idaho in the Senate yester-
day afternoon to the effect that ex-
cessive sums Of money are being ex-
pended in the campaign for Wood
delegates to the republican national
convention. Senator Moses of New
Hampshire. who has charge of the
Wood campaign in the south, declared
that "the Wood campaign is immac-
ulate"
The New Hampshire senator said
that II Senator Rorah wished to end
expenditures in these campaigns he
should remove the cause which was
the presidential primary system.
The Wood campaign is immacu
late with regard to expenditures" de-
clared Senator Moses II know that
if an investigation were held il would
be found that the Wood expenditures
have all been legal and nowhere as
large as the huge sum mentioned in
the New York World. as read by the
senator form Idaho"
"Cry From Front Porch"
Senator Moses asserted that if SEN
ator Borah had his way a candidate
would go out on his front porch and
cry out ! am candidate for Presi-
dent. and the people would flock to
hlm and hand him the nomination.
Things cant be done that way
nowadays" he said. The character
of my candidate gives refutation to
the implication"
The senator from New Hampshire
says he doesn't know anything about
these things, replied Senator Borah
Mr. Proctor. MIR. Hitchcock, Mr.. King.
Mr Doheny and Gen. Wood know
about Them
'DneS ha sapotor r,,,n 80 oo,,,.o
Gen. Wood of being implicated in
conspiracy to corrupt the American
electorate?" asked Senator Moses.
Il do say that the men who are
managing the Wood campaign pro-
pose to control tho republican con-
piled Senator Borah. and l waive my
senatorial privilege when l say that
Now let them go to the bat IL they
want to-"
Senator Borah declared 1t was a
complete outrage and an insult upon
the American people that you've got to
spend hundreds and millions of dollars
to control an election
Senator Moses said it was absolutely
necessary to conduct publicity cam
palgn in order to wake the public from
its lethargy. adding this was demon
strated during the war when large sums
of money were spent for that purpose
In connection with the sale of liberty
bonds
Demand for Publicity.
The Idaho senator replied that what
! ne wanted was publicity, and added:
Let us know who the men are"
DO you know how much money was
sn ant in South Dakota?" Senator Borah
ash ed, turning to Senator Moses.
4 do not KNOW" was the reply.
II. ct somebody who knows then say
contA lued Senator Borah. 'Tf you would
do yC\ir country service you will have
Mr. PA octer. Mr. Hitchcock or Mr. King
say hc%v much money you gent into
South IA akota. If you would ave COM
pany let Mr. Lowden also answer
Senator Moses closed the discussion
with the \ mark that he thought he was
engaged il a greater public duty in
trying to eject Gen. Wood"
Evening star., 1920-03-27

his committee and stated that the
present school situation in the Dis
trict of Columbia was being thor
oughly aired through the Senate in
vestigation. He said that the people
quainted with the condition of the
schools now than at any other time.
and it was step in the right di
rection.
The report dealt further with legis-
lation for retirement of superannuated
teachers and the five points for school
betterment. which Mr.. Claf1n stated
would re-establiSh the former morale
of the schools and build up their ef-
ficiency.
The report of the streets and ave-
nues committee. L. Janney Brown.
chairman, was held over until a later
date on account Of the limitation of
time. Capt. James F. Oyster, presi-
dent of the board, presided.
Evening star., 1920-03-27
EVENT SCHEDULED April /.
Kallipolis Grotto to Conduct Neo-
phytes Across Stygian Stream.

Four hundred neophytes are exA-
pected to cross the Stygian stream
and enter the Kallipolis Grotto. NJ o.
v. p. f. r., April I. according to an
announcement issued today.
Monarch Charles A Stevens an
nounced that the ceremonial will be
held at the old Masonic Temple. 9Th
and F streets, starting at Z O'Clock,
and that lists Will be closed. at mid
nj hit of March 81.
Evening star., 1920-03-27
SEEK SUFFRAGE ACTION.
Special Session of Connecticut Gen.
eral Assembly Is Urged.

NORWALK. Conn. March 27.-Wsm-
an suffragists have redoubled their
efforts to secure a special session OF
the Connecticut general assembly to
consider ratification Of the federal
amendment. and today Miss Alice
Paul, national chairman of the Ma
tional Woman's Party. sent word that
should Gov Holcomb decline to use
his 'permissive power to cali a spe-
cial session of the general assembly
the suffragists would fall back on
the primary and fundamental right Of
the general assembly to convene it,
self in general session"
Evening star., 1920-03-27
Union for Stevens as Police Head

Plumbers Union, No. 5. has forward
ed letter to the District Commits
sioners recommending Charles A
Stevens. superintendent OF the house
of detention, for the position of su-
perintendent of police. A resolution
to this effect was adopted at the
meeting of that local Thursday night.
The plumbers also appointed dele
gates to secure similar action by
other unions of the various building
trades.
Evening star., 1920-03-27
p T. WAY.
T. Il.
HENDERSON, N

: HENDERSON. n. c.. March 27-P.
r. Way, principal owner and editor of
the Henderson Dispatch. died at his
home here yesterday. Mr.. Way suffered
a stroke of apopsexy last week, from
which he never regained consciousness.
Mr.. Way was one of the organizers and
served two terms as president of the
North Carolina Association of Afternoon
Dailies. He was fifty-one years old.
Evening star., 1920-03-27
IVAN kNODSEN.

COPENHAGEN March 27.-Ivan
Knudsen. an engineer who won fame
in HIS work for the development of
Diesel internal combustion engines as
applied to ocean vessels, Is dead at
Bangkok, says a telegram received
here. He was on a business trip to
India and died from ptomaine poison
ing.
Evening star., 1920-03-27
WILLIAM sMEDLEY.

NEW YORK. March 27.-William
Thomas Smedley. well known Amer
lean artist and illustrator. died at his
home hene yesterday. his sixty-second
birthday. Some of his best known
paintings are "A Thanksgiving Day
Dinner" ~ Summer Occupation" and
An. 1ndiscfeet Question" He was
born in Westchester county. Pa.
Evening star., 1920-03-27
GILBERT WARD.

NEW YORK. March 27.-Word of the
death of Gilbert Ward. one Of the four
Ward brothers. whose rowing feats
earned them international fame a half
century ago. was received here today He
died at the home of his daughter in
PAssaic. N J.. at the age Of seventy
eight Alexander Ward of Philadelphia,
is now the sole survivor of the crew.
Evening star., 1920-03-27
Mrs. Wormeley Asks Divorce.

Philip L. Wormeley, an employe Of
the bureau of standards. is named de-
fendant in a suit for a limited di-
vOrce filed in the District Supreme
Court by his wife, Lucy d. Worme-
ley. The wife charges cruelty, deser-
tion and non-support.
Evening star., 1920-03-27
CAPT. WILLIAM O.KEEr.

MANILA, p. T.. March 26.-Capt
William OKeef. master of the steam
er Violet. which in June, 1917. rammed
German SUBMARINE off the Irish
coast. died here today. He was en-
gagged here as instructor for cadets
for the United StaAes Shipping Board.
Evening star., 1920-03-27
JOE RAkER,

DOTHAN, Ala. March 27.-Joe Baker,
fifty. three times mayor of Dothan, and
widely known man throughout Alabama
died in Hot Springs. Ark, Thursday
night. according to news received here.
March he was nominated for a fourth
term as mayor He was one of the
wealthest men in the state.
Evening star., 1920-03-27
Cambridge Defeats Oxford Eight.

LONDON. March 27-Cambridge
won the eight-oared boat race from
Oxford on the Thames course today.
1t was officially announced that
Cambridge won by four lengths. The
time was 81 minutes IL seconds.
Evening star., 1920-03-27
Changes in Naval Commands.

capt. stanford r. Moses, command
ing the receiving ship at San Fran
cisco. has been assigned to the com
mand OF the L. :. s Nebraska re-
heving Capt. Percy u. Olmstead. who
is assigned TO the command Of the
L. 5. s. Vermont
Evening star., 1920-03-27
,Cx.o~s Uurry.EUcE

THOMAS RtTLEO0rE.
MONTGOMERY, Ala. March 27.-i
Thomas Jefferson Rutledge, first bank
examiner for the state of Alabama, died
here yesterday. aged sixty-seven.
Evening star., 1920-03-27

The report provides for a commits
sion to be appointed, one member
from the Capital Traction COMPANY.
one representing the Washington
Railway and Electric Company and
one to be appointed by the Commits
sioners to draw up terms and condi-
tions for the merger.
E. c. Graham, chairman of the spe-
cial committee of the board appointed
to report on the Florence Crittenton
Mission, lauded the aims of the home,
and the board pledged it's cooperation
in a campaign for funds.
Roy c. Clafiin, chairman of the COM
mittee on schools. submitted a short
report of the work accomplished by
New-York tribune., 1920-01-15
Recorded Real Estate Transactions

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:, tssse. Se NAnsau -. "a GO
SANE progerty: McEvoy Koester Constr
av: .afts. Samuel Bitteqrnan, ase proas.
uRATp blvd 4 coNrouRsn :sislssee' sis; eeo
me- MsSer Ksparast a. and -aae to Carl Mild
nsa' as w lstst st; atty, Ribrnan & l..
100 Rrosdway: 2 asiens 81
SAM e property: Carl xsf1tfncr co Mcndci
sressSrrser. see ~ Iasth st; atty. same:
1ssTH 81. sos y; Peter n.h, TO las L Van Van
1andf. White Platne n r; atty. T. Z
Bnaher. sal Courtlanct s,
CraOH AV, ie61; Hynssn Rafctgtn TO Dol
iar rnas SAVINGS s&' ~esy. Aiackeilar 4 G. IS
IoT isl -isa map scins;.r s.,: r isI; = ~; Sso
Iensauan to Robt Berk. W s5eth 81 and
| sSnan y av; atty, @ seeinmuiler. 1911
MARION Az. ISIS: xerwan isu,iai.x sx'oSo 10
10 John Fenerbach 23l !, eIth 81: sttvs-
xsoexS s Err Hlccn ssn ss Nassau = ;...- $1,000
Herman d.snse, IS W roth 81; ats Titis
1ssTH ST: 5es &C: JACOB Ruth 'usiv1 10 Aivr
Ee,5a,: ssssS sssssS Aauubon av: attys, Reich q
1s2p ST, :, Sac Teller sy. so.iis.
Cmistsan u Loos TO John Bach. sca =
aSSsh st: atty. II RI Helberr. a&ll ThA~d
FKosFhcT AN. sa*s; Ens.s.,n 81 s,.;,s,c,e ~ go
T, 20 hnms Pssendorn. el77 Eighth sv:
fALENT1NE Ay. s. s2hs n 1pxsh y,
So.aSAs.1l: Lawyers rite 4 r Co 20 Del
5ns SAVINGS Bank e7se Third as; atts~
MoRsSs ondRss'Ss'er 7. - Cedar ct -. .sIs.6eo
worth to neteey Van Felt. rsfch"sn.
D. i; atty. r a Southsrurth. tS ssnaar :;
( NORRIS Av. 1926; Marie Haesm.nr 'v"
liarte Geyar. 1855 Morris sv: s,4vl ,nsnr W,ns y"
d ID. 2Sl Bway .. a ooa
New-York tribune., 1920-01-15
Buyers Show Liking for
Homes on West Side

The Brown, Wheelock Company. Inc.
has sold for the Clark estate 35 West
Seventy-third Street, a four-story high
stoop and basement dwelling, on lot 81
xlO2.2, to I. Gilman, the present tenant
This is the seventh house in this row
recently sold by the same brokers for
the estate.
Patrick j. Ryan has sold for client
Of Nathan E. Stone the four-story
dwelling at 204 West Forticth Street
on lot 14.3x98.9. The property was pur-
chased for Improvement.
John H. Pierce has sold for Mrs. Vir-
ginia B. Slate 318 West 139th Street, a
three-story dwelling, on lot 18x100, to
Ford T. Dabney.
c. M. Folsom & Co. have sold for S
<. Bernard to Miss Fannie B. McLane
the three-story dwelling, on lot 16x100
at $50 West. 121st Street.
Myron Borg has sold the three-story
building at the southeast corner Of
Eighth Avenue and l45th Street.
James H. Cruikshank has purcha ed
from a client of H. Weisstock the
three-story dwelling at 2137 Fifth Ave
nue., on plot 16.6x75.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-15
37th St. Buildings Resold
At Substantial Profit
Charles Newmark Gets Quick
Return for Structures Near
Fifth Avenue

Samuel Kronsky, Inc, and Herbert
Hecht sold for Robert B. Dula, for
merly vice-president Of the American
Tobacco. Company, to Charles New
mark 4 and 6 West Thirty-seventh
Street, two six-story modern business
buildings on plot 43x9S.9, 141.6 feet
west of Fifth Avenue. Mr.. Newmark
immediately resold this property at a
substantial profit.
Kaufman for Foote & Martin II Fifth
Avenue, five-story business building
on plot 30.6x100. Mr.. Kaufman plans
to -modernize this building at the ex-
piration of the present leases.
Mr.. Kaufman has also purchased
through the same broker and Carstein
& Linnekin from the Theodore l.. De
Vinnc estate the four story and base
ment dwelling 337 West End Avenue,
ct the southwest corner of Seventy
sixth Street, on plot 26.7x100. Mr..
Kaufman will alter the premises into
two and three-room apartments.
Another purchase by Mr.. Kaufman is
the tive-story dwelling at $50 West
End Avenue, on lot 26x55.
Mr.. Kronsky has sold for Judge
Joseph S. Schwab, as attorney for his
brother, Jonas Schwab, AL and 443
w. Soaring, two five-story buildings
on plot 53xl0O.
The same broker has sold for Susan
Pringle, of Biarritz, France, the five
story apartment at 953 Hoe Avenue, on
plot 42x150.
Mr.. Kronsky represented the Ankro
Realty Company, Inc, in the recent
sale of the twelve-story apartment at
157 West Seventy-ninth Street.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-15
Apartment and Dwelling
House Buying i'm Bronx

L. & A. Pincus has sold to client
of the Henry M. WE'LL Company the two
three-story apartments at 338 and 340
East 10th Street, which the sellers re-
Gently purchased from the American
Savings Bank.
Joseph Sanger and Ely Maran have
sold to Hyman Shapiro S12 Suburban
fIace, a flve-story apartment, on plot
40x100. j. M. kronenburger was the
owner.
Arthur Weyl & Co. have sold the five
story apartment at s52 Whitlock Ave
nue..
j. Clarence Davies has sold for
Schattner Brothers 2691 East 146th
Street, a four-sto fiat.
Sales of Dwelling Properties
Richard Dickson has sold for John C.
Heintz $40 Fordham Eoad, southwest
corner of Lorillard Place, frame dwell.
ling, on plot 50x100; also sold for Mrs
G. Seus 1855 Washington Avenue, q
three-family dwelling, on plot 18.Gx138
and for James NJ lie Coste the three.
story business building at the south
east corner of Park Avenue and 10th
Street, on lot 21.6x96.
Alexander Selkin and Joseph Sturm
have sold for Ida Brantman the three
family brick dwelling, on lot 25x10O, at
757 Dawson Street.
Hirschman & Roeder have bought fo1
]. M. Diedricks from John C. Bremen
Of 698 King Avenue, City Island, q
dwelling, on plot 50x150.
William j. Gabcl has sold for Walter
r. Benjamin to the Rev. William N
MacNeill the three-story house at 78a
Fairmount Place, on lot 25x1O0.
.. A. Trotta and Villone & Corcillc
have sold for Sophie Bayard 2415 Lor.
illard Place, three-family house, or
lot 20x9O.
w. A. Debaun has sold for the Farm
ers' Loan and Trust Company to Jacob
Wolfson the dwelling, on lot 168x100
at 488 East 14Oth Street.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-15
Assignments of Mortgages

ROTH ST. a0s and 2Is w; Albert Mars.
chat to Frank Nouxecky. S54 18th
st; atty. e N Adler 1895 list av; . assns,
cnCh 800
Kardos Garage, 154 W l27th st; atty
II Taylor. 81 Chambers st. IS. 900
lsT sT. SO; Williams Realty Co to Theresa
Stern. at Cedarhurst. I. /; atty. joe @
lo-rH, Av.x ses: Mary ( Kennedy. to Jo-
Harrison. e & b. 50 Wall st. 81
s7TH ST. n $. is7 Columbus av; Jno P
wich. Conn; attys. Duion r. ii PARK
UNION SG souAnE, so; is;h st, io4.s ''S9 S
Dousas 70 ON %asns mag investing " Co. 20 rsTsy Wsi
st: atty. Otis s Carroll. 30 wall st. 500
STH Az, Ayi y9s; ssy :. rils qssr sss Co t.
" II Powell. Wall st 500. cyy 90
LENox Ay. = c 11sth st; Max nalk nlanek
to saml Hosch. 24o Ocean PARKWAY.
sssrH sr s 81 W. 5as s q crussnsynt RSsy 8
ida Held. ass w Iosd 81; atty. rtt,s
,ogy4 Guar "a s T Co, l7s Bwsy; 800
Mendei. on the premises; atty. Nathan
Iichtblau. ss Park Row ts. 900
BHcKMAN FL. a.; Jne 8 Roberts to Elix
Roberts a. S9s srds Riysrside Drive; atty, Jos
wHTnk fan sr. SE ssys; Bible socl.,x ss;osS s.
Title Guar z Trust Co, ne Bway ssc, 900
Vernon. N =. Thos Carndcdy to Isabella
D Flynn. at Mt Vernon, N r: aiy, r q
a + Co. l1S Broadway. II
RivdNdToM ,ISs, ST. i+si d Rob, Mcwi!i!sm ana
ct. Bklyn: atty. l. Kunsrset. on she
akoxpwAY. asst. n i..aas;n 81: cSss csSSs
av; city, r x Simon. a5 Nassau ss. 81
35TH ST. ls7-1Sl p; I.ank Hstates 70 Jas
A Trowbtidge, 1t Norotoh. Conn. atty,
7 B. NJ Co. 1SS Broadway s.s :. t&ee
WEST END Av. 537; ELIZA 4 Cotton q
Lawyers Title 4 Trust ca, 40 Broad
wey OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. eas, 0oe
n.yy, ,1s,u,, ,Brc.a - v..- =.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-15
East Side Shares
In the Trading of
Apartment Houses
Jamaica Savings Bank Sells
Three Flats i'm St. Nicho-
Las Avenue and Another
in West l5lst Street

harold A. Olsen, of Frederick z;tte1
Son, has sold for the Jamaica Saw
lnss Bank 800, 81 and s13 St. Nicholas
Avenue three five-story single apart.
ments, on lot 23x11o each; also 4oc
west l6lst Street, five-storv double
apartment, on plot 31x100. J.B.James
represented the purchaser.
.'uyer for Wadsworth Court
Vtterbourg, Slender e. Houston
representing the Elias Gussaroff Reaity
ana construction Company. have sold
20 q client Of Nathan Kose Wadsworti h
~ UouIS, slx-story elevator apartment
NJ M pa9' !oHloo' at the southwest cor
rer re OF Wadsworth Avenue and 1S0th
street. Stewart Forshay wa was A0tb,' tbo
Audubon Avenue House Sold
Jacob Busber has sold the six-storx
elevator apartment at 2G6 to 27O Al.
operator. ~ al
Operator Sells in Forty-sourth Street
Harry N. Kohn has sold tc Raffaelc
fEsposlto' at 438 West Forty fourth
oo66reet. o6l. four-story apartment, on plot
Resale in 159th Stret
Charles S. Kohler, Inc. has reso1c
6l6 West 15eth Street, five-story
walk-up apartment on plot 41.8x99. ! /
to the Natural Chemical Company
7th Avenue Corner Houses Sold
Adele Proper has sold the thre,
nve-story apartments at the southwest
corner of Seventh Avenue and 118tf
Street, on plot 99x100.11.
Sales on East. Side
William frankie has sold TO an in.
vesting client Of George Meyer of the
ONCE of F. J. Feuerbach the five-stor,
nat at ga East Eighty seventh Street
on lot 25x10O.
a. d. Rockwell jr. has sold the four
story apartment at 10 East 127th Stree,
for Edwin A. Beck.
John c. Hentz has sold to Andrew
Cerzosimo the northeast corner Of
Second Avenue and 121st Street, four
story tenement, on lot 25x71.
George G. Hallock Jr.'s Sons sold the
F1lease hold IA East Ninth Street fo,
Crescent Star Realty Company to Ed
ward Schnur; for Caroline Geyer tn,
three houses, 78 to 80 East Second
Street, to the Darchei Naiem Conrrega
ton, and for clients the three- stor,
house 1876 East Seventh Street to the
k1shineff Sick Benefit Society.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-15
Broadway Tenants Buy
Building at Worth Street
One of Several Interesting Deals
Affecting Property in Old Dis
trict Reported Yesterdav

Wright Barclay sold for Gertrude O.
Uiman and others to M. C. d. Borden
d sons the five-story and lost building
on plot 42xlO0, at 329 and 33i Broad
way, southeast corner of Worth Street.
Messrs. Borden have been tenants in
the store, basement and basement
for ten years and now buy the building
Tor their own occupancy.
Hardware Co. Buys on Spring
Thomas J. OReilly has sold for the
Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank TIE
three-story and loft building at l9I
Spring Street, on lot 17x100. The Man
lck Hardware Company is>the buyer. It
will occupy the building.
Sells Building Used by Clafiin's
Spot & Starr have resoldt for the
Wanport Realty Company to A. H. Levy
the six-story loft building, on lot 25x
100, at sc Thomas Street, and under
lease to H. 3. Claflin & Co. until Sep
tember
Greene Street Loft Buyers
The Limited interests, importers, are
the buyers Of the six-story building
at 8 Greene Street, bought through
Niebruge & Maxfeld from Charles
Wynnc and Louis H. Low recently.
Gilbert Elliott jr. and John A. Clark
were the brokers.
Accepts Offer for Walker st. Realty
The Charles f. Noyes Company has
sold for Miss L. Ferris, 10 Walker
Street. five-story and basement build
ing on lot 25x1O0.
Brokers in Mercer Street Deal
William H. Whiting G. Co. and Ernest
Tribelhorn were the brokers in the re-
Gently reported sale of the O. B. Pot
ter property, at 90, "a and 96 Blocker
Street, southwest corner of Mercer
Street. ten-story loft building on plot
72x120.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-15
42d Street Site Rented for
3D-StOry Building IMPROVEMENT

George A. Buwnaan has leased for
Mrs. Henry A. Walter 1Al West Forty
second Street, and for the Sites
estate 138 to 142 West. Forty-third
street, ahutting, comprising S,75e
square feet, to Ralph "A. Gushee. pro-
prletor OF the Claremont Inn and
Tongue Vue, for a term Of 105 years,
at an aggregate rental of about So 00O,-
700. Mr.. Gushee plans d cafeteria
along lines of some OF the large
Western, cities. 1t is said Mr.. Gushee
will eventually erect third-story
building on the site Mr.. Gushee has
abrogated his lease with the city
covering the Claremont Inn, which pro-
yldeG that if prohibition came Mr..
Gushee was not obligated to pay S2e.-
ooo year for the Claremont prop
erty. 1t will be offered at sale by the
Pari, Commissioner on January Is.