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The New York herald., 1920-01-27
Fourteen LenOX.
Hill Houses Sold
Syndicate Intends to Develop Both
Sides of Block in East Seventy
Fifth Street.

The Seventy-fifth Street Syndicate, Inc.
purchased from various owners, through
Douglas L. Gilman e. Co. and Harris &
Vaughan. Inc, fourteen dwellings in the
north and south sides Of East 18th St,
between Lexington and Sd avs.
The properties sold include, eight four
story flats, about 20x100 each, at 157 and
159, for Ravenswood Company, w. A.
Clark. president: 163 for John Burke; 1e5
for Thomas Callahan; 167 for Mrs. Mary
Fitzgerald; 1863 for Nathan Brumer; III
for Mrs. M. Miller. and l15 under option
from a Mrs. McCabe. These buildings
are in the north side of the street, and
abut the Church Of st. Jean Baptiste
and rectory, which occupy most of the
block in East 10th st.
The other properties, in the south side
of 10Th ST.. include, 176, a four-story
garage, 1Sxl022. sold for Patrick Conway
$50, three-story dwelling, 16X102.2, for
Max Benjamin and four four-story flats,
each 1sx1O2.2, at 1S2 to 100, for B. Kornmin-
sky, Mrs. II. Stern and the SiegertS Realty
Company, respectively.
1t is the intention of the buyers to re-
model the buildings along the lines of the
Hewitt Improvement in East 65th and East
Goth sts. where twelve houses acquired
from the Gerry estate were remodelled
and a large garden formed from the
twelve rear yards.
The New York herald., 1920-01-27
OPERATORS FIGURE
IN REALTY REPORTS
Many Apartment Houses and Dwell
ings Bought and Sold by Pro-
fessional Spectators.

Union Chemical Glassware COMPANY II.
Portman) bought from Samuel Barl1in,
through SPOTS & Starr. the ten story
apartment at the south corner of Riverside
Drive and 14sth St, 1o5x95, held at seoo. .oOc
and renting for about $1,000. Mr.. Port
mans company sold through Charles Ber-
lin 5o4 West 172d ST.. five story apartment.
41x95. held at 10000; also sold through
SPOTS & Starr to Mr.. Herskovitz 574 and
576 West 176th ST., five story apartment
75xSS
Buys Riverside Drive Houses.
Charles Galewslxi bought from the EN-
pire Trust Company. as trustee for the
Guardian Trust Company, through Slaw-
son & Hobbs, the nine story apartment
57.4x79, at 12o Riverside Drive northeast
corner of Saith st, and the twelve story
apartment at 125, adjoining, 74.S2x130. sx
irregular, renting for about SIS, 900 and
held at 100000. -
Other Apartment Deals.
Charles Berlin sold for the Manport Real
ty Company q. Portman) to Or. S. J.
Littenberg the six story apartment al the
northeast corner to st. Nicholas av. and
164th st 1T is arranged in small suites
for seven families on floor. and was
held at s225.000. Jacob I. Berman, at
torney, acted for the buyer and Edward
Schwartz represented the seller.
George A. Hampton & Son sold for Max
Levenson to Abraham Zanderer, Inc,
the two five story apartments, S5x1O0, al
433 to 439 West 212th St, held at about
$125,OOO
The Benenson Realty Company pur-
chased through Greenfield & Saffir from
Ely Bernays 562 to 566 West 190th ST., two
five cto haI1 ,f
$lS00Oo
Daniel IT, Jackson sold 20 Norris S.
Williams 339 and 3411a East fist ST., three
four story tenements. 50x1OO. The buyer
is about to file plans to erect ten story
fireproof business building for a Long
Island CON Germ. which is to occupy the
whole building Q. H & II. v. Dixie we're
the brokers.
Sales of Dwellings.
AIarris & Morris Mandelbaum and Fisher
e Irving 7. Levine purchased from Jules
Druechard through VIM. A. White &;
Sons the five story dwelling at Is West
55th ST.. 90xloo.5. held at $4,000. 1t is To-
Gated 26O feet west of 5th av., and abuts
the home of John d. Rockefeller, Jr.
Mandelbaum Il Levine also bought
through the George Comfort Company
from the Haskell estate the three story
dwelling 1.129 Lexington av.. 20x70: also
bought the three story dwelling I0 East
74th ST., 1s.9x69, from DR.. w. j. Lederer.
Harry Aaronson bought from the Angus
tin Walsh estate the dwelling at East
Ath st. w. B. May and II. Reinheimer
we've the brokers. Through Marsten d
Co. Mr.. Aaronson bought the dwelling at
474 West 142d st. from Ella Andrews.
The Benenson Realty Company sold
through Ernest T. Bower 11S West 121th
St, three story dwelling, 1SX100
Frederick Brown, the Buyer.
Frederick Brown is the purchaser OF
the twelve story Wyllys Building at 81
William St, south corner of Platt St, 325x
Ill Charles +. Noyes Company was the
broker. A new company was recently
formed to take over this property, as re-
ported in the HERALD last Sunday.
The New York herald., 1920-01-27
Mortpa ges-Bronx.

BOSTON ROAD. W $. 1862 y OF 1G6th st.
ii sXs4 OK rreg: Morris Chodockow TO Bronx
savings Bank 129 TEe%oot + "a Az jan %; E5. Eoni
pRS5dK = AV'Vc 5. Is II s OF i4stb ST.. 5i.iix9s;
Adam Nav 20 seymour Swan, ?. i0J Broadway:
nrior ntse $4,000: Jan II. yrs, y G.; atty.
WIN orr 81 Chambsrs ,,a Nm, 49,
oaadH,nSS a6H,oo also weeks av. v cor 17:d st. Gy5;
Herbert foewenthll 30 .North side Savings
Bang. 9. 30 "a ny: Dec, 1919: yrs. 5ls p 9;
atty iv Sgtnseis is Z II 1rS Of rIT isis St soss
Pphlp & Louis lIalliern to sarah Pecisr. l.isl
ste6bcns prior rptgc 500; Jar "a; instes; ssa
9ttyv e. i,S 81 Mrpan MH5paGwsS ~ 500 ;oo!
hdolph Hodgrun 10 odell G Butler Poughkcep
sic y (& also trustl; Nov 10. 1919; yrs,
5upc: atty. T q & r. Co. 176 Broadway. 81, 900
SANE prep; same 10 RICHARD II Arnold, 1,5is
r@T Sir aSy tsf zoo It Of ionrvood av ss ss1ioo; Sg
Morris Eatz 10 Chas Schatzkin. is3 Eas ern
Parkway, BROOKLYN; prior ,,,ntge ,s2Soo0; jar
rbT byopgT'SS s SS io7xi25 Padce Realty e 10
isabella Unger, 80 Madison sy; prior mtsc
$1,000; Jan ~; yrs. c atty. II g & T
tSei lS ltSS hW III s. i6y75: wcif Wcinrsb 10
Katherine II Grossmsn. oil Jackson av: ian
20: yrs, 5l5 c; atty. q y Co. ti6
ovER1NG vT9aqWG sr. :. 3e69 RI n. Of fSisby ~,
a61aI.tt: Jennie sherman 20 Richard " Arnold.
1 5is Benson ay; prlor mtgc, 50 600: Ian q:
duo. Nov T. toc2. q o c; atty. \ q & r CO. lac
.9TH hTTHioSf' WI 40 r. !. 42ixoot samuel i.Ieber
man 10 Fast River Savings Inst. 2g1-5 Broad.
way: Ian g; yrs. 5ls c; atty. Lawyers
Ttle rt I2, ii 5,s7 q. ,,,c,., ~ $1,000
72rlt smcs IA cos,c iio wsdswor sy rsoa opo :?
& a Turihman "a nv & 1isth sc. .,si, ITO
The New York herald., 1920-01-27
MORRIS SALE TODAY.

Joseph p. Day, auctioneer, will offer to-
day at Supreme Court partition sale for
the estate of Levi Morris, by order OF
Phoenix Ingraham, referee, the hotel
property. 37A5e. at the northeast corner Of
9TH av. and 34th ST.; also the tenements
and loft buildings at 5SS and 500 sth av.;
also 40 East 1ith ST.: also 81 Cooper
square, and the northeast corner of Sd
spd McDouya SITS. The sale will be held
ut noon at IL Vesey st. The properties. it
is stated will be sold to the highest bid
dor without reserve.
The New York herald., 1920-01-27
INSURANCE COMP ANY SELLS
BUILDING IN WILLIAM STREET
Eight Story Structure at Cedar Street Corner Bought by
Notwithstanding Concern Buys in Fifty-Sixth
Sreet-Other Late Real Estate Reports.

Association. Inc, third loft in l64 Madison
av. to Schoen & Newman.
L. w. Elberson leased the parlor floor
store in "A West 47th st. to S. Kaplan.
George Ketchum leased for the Lloyd
Realty Company to David Jacobs store in
z Cortlandt st.
Sales in Brooklyn.
Berkshire Realty Company, Inc, Joseph
g. Haft, president, purchased from George
Roberts 272 Gates av., Brooklyn, four
story apartment, 47x12o, through M. Green
berg.
F. c. Sauter sold the four story apart
ment at go Sth av., corner of 10th st
Brooklyn, for the Kings County Trust
Company, as trustees for the Christian
estate, to Ira c. Hunter.
Henry Pierson & Co., Inc, sold S5l Car
roll ST., Brooklyn, a four story dwelling,
TO Welia Thomson; also 1S0 st. Johns place,
four story dwelling, 20X100, for A. +.
Rose.
Suburban Transactions.
Lewis Fl. May Company resold for the
Navahoc Realty Company, Milton LEcluse
president. two and half story dwelling
in Grandvew av., Edeemere, l.. l., to
BeTnan & Froner.
Robert Z. Farley Organization sold fol-
the Philipse Manor Company house in
North Tarrytown, n. Y, to John Barbour
George Howe sold for the Larchmonl
Gardens Company lots !, 2 and 8, IN Block
429, West Brookside Drive, Larchmon'
Gardens, n. Y, to w. W. Stevens.
Pease & Gilman sold for Elizabeth A
Cooley 321 New York Post road, White
Plains, N. Y, to Milton M. Dorland.
Real Estate Notes.
Chesebrough Manufacturing Company
is the buyer of Ill to 115 Washington
CT fad In ho no.
cember l.
Pease & Gilman have been appointed
agents for 13 West 48th ST.
w. T. Middleton sta tes that he made
practically no alterations to AZ to 81 East
61st St. recently reported sold.
The New York herald., 1920-01-27
FLORIDA NEGRO BANKER TO
ESTABLISH HARLEM BANK

Charles II. Anderson. a negro banker.
of Jacksonville. Fla, bought from S. f.
and NJ. e. Bernheimer Company through
Louis George the five story flat. with
store, 26x100 at the northwest corner OF
Lenox av. and 135th St, at n price said
to be a record for the neighborhood. 1t
is understood the buyer intends to re-
model the lower part of the building and
establish bank for the use of negroes.
In the vicinity of this corner there has
been considerable number of apartments
purchased for the exclusive use of negro
tenants. The establishment of the bank
is another move toward making this negro
colony permanent.
The New York herald., 1920-01-27
FLUSHING LANDMARK TO GO.

Edward Keller, representing Wilmer &
Vincent, announced yesterday that the old
Flushing Hotel. landmark, in Broad
about May 1, and on its site $4,000
theatre with a seating capacity Of three
thousand would be built. There is to be
eight stores in the Broadway frontage,
according to plans OF Charles e. Horn &
Son. the architects. The hotel was a
stopping place for stage coaches and
pony eXpress riders.
The New York herald., 1920-01-27
Lea haitian.

HESTER ST. tti -, str from cor Chrv.,4s -
Samuel Aholoff 10 Jacob Sheenkc on ,i,c
trcmises yrs from May \. 1870. ..... snsn
T. riSpENARD ST. IL. all: Harry Il Criag 10 East
crn Merchandise Co tis broadway; 10 yrs IRON
Feb 1879 tsze,ss &c III. t,,;n..,.;i; :ss 200
Tiussev Leaf Tobacco. on the premises. 10 vrs
from Msv I. 1920; atty. " " pcyser, 800
The New York herald., 1920-01-27
AUCTION SALES TODAY.
AZ No. - Vesex Street.

BY Joseph p Day:-sth av. 5ss-59o. e :, o. IL
also Cooper square, ~, S, 326 IT n of 4th ST.
81 6x92 3x2I 3x91. 1x14 6x36x22 |. story loft and
store b1ilding: also Macdougal ST. 1876, cor
OF Sd st. 2ox5s, . & 4 story tenements e. stores
also Tth av, All & 4i3. n e cor 3tth st, 81 .3x52
OF I'd av. 1O6. 6ys. Az. .ex37 .1ox136 2xco 10. )
story loft & store bldg, story extsnsion Jean
Arthur J Brothers. auct; Phoenix Ingraham. re-
cniNer. rtitinnS
The New York herald., 1920-01-27
Lis Pendens-Bronx.

NORRIS ST. 2.l5o TO 2.163; Philip Van Kirk
vs. Morris Fei1 et al laction TO declare vendors
SD AlV 2.649:. John Y Gerow ct al (ss rTdns)
vs Jesse Holbert et al lforeclogure of mtge);
attys Cantline & Dominick
18TH ST. s55 T.: William Shaw Jennings (in-
attys Strang e. Taylor
The New York herald., 1920-01-27
Satisfied Lieus-Manhattan

3sTH ST. 3 e; stephen s Horvarth VS. Frankli
18th ST, 1e2 W; Este Jaffe VS. Florence Goff
SAME prop: same VS. same: Oct % 1919. 50 il
SANE prop: Richard Hammer VS. same: Nov Is
- lyl5 .Nfv
SANE prop: August Marsh VS. same: Oct y
1919 ........ ...................S1. 81 .6J
''O'' $50
I11TH ST. s TO II W. Camille Redemene VS. Siino
Lewald ct al; May g. 1913. S14
The New York herald., 1920-01-27
Mechanics Liens-Manhattan.

NEW BoWERY, So; Weisberg Baer Co. Inc. vs.
Tony Campbell. owner; Harry G Benline. con-
5sTH ST. 239 81: Charles L Fraser rs Gothic
Garage, Iuc; Carl Friis & Friis Garage, Inc.
l25Tif ST. 2si VI: Michael jarossi ': Bishop hop
Estate. owner: Joseph Avallone. contractor.
The New York herald., 1920-01-27
Observation-Disclosures.

$c,2T27. 22x4i.7: m; Jan q; cCriit Traders
s D c: prior mtge $3.50: atty. S \ CLARK, 1I6
MRDisoSs RfSfSSSSs Az. 3o5l 5. is IT Of i50t6 St.
ie.sx7S; Dec %; Isabel Maekin e Easiern Dis:
lct S B9Ps Of Br0Skyt 1Sa Ss gatsS car
71S AZ ga cor 18th ST. aa.iixioo Jan Hi'9 -:
$50 eth 81, Jersey City J; due Ian 2 1921: 1921: 3
p prior mite , a5o subj tfv to oansef no
,9 R2Pns2n 80 2Sa @ BT0sdway - "a ~ IaS ;ge 9!
ssP 81 pror sg m'Fs ss5S; asSs. aS %srtle
76TH III h12aoIs5 hg' fs54e. VS. l25 ri Of ii5f St
Really m Jan G "a r. R2osSMay %s Sae Dec SS To-
1870: g 2 e prior mtge $4,000: attys. Dsgpsias dna
yF VI Mso Is ~ b.pnd"aag a5glioaa; M jan slS99G e
] lowe Young to Fredk a CIsrk. Mdllefield,
NoYi yrs, 5is c; attys. Yer PlanckS 8 : opi p
11sTH ST ST. i Z. SIS a5xioo.ii: :; nj: Jan 90;
Louis Morgenbesser to Rebecea alt.chgl. an : =
1ssfh ST. 81, 55s W. s seiiiao;li: R%; Jan is IS:
siy sif BGafT'Y GaH zsser sse SsST %se % o
Nathan Aronson to same; yrs 6 c; prior o6
,a4 RTf sT sa??@S e ~ ai s. 20 s1sa iii M Jan IS:
Hannah X Rlgms6pstein to same: yrs .idpoci E ? &;
,a9I 2rIpT ~ gtEe 81 S"G ~ st!S Ss9s Jan S;
pbiIin / Gold & Abraham Goldberg TO same 8
yrs g ''i siO. 500
1s.rH ST. 5is W. as. 3e3Hea.1 II: :. m; Jan l.:
Fmanuel Feldman 10 same: yrs. D G; prior
mtse $50. 600; atty. same. 50. 600
SAME prop: Jan 49, BARCLAY Hodg CORN 10
o c: attys Chamberlin. K W. 2 Rector
,asstrri sr -: so6 q ri W Of 7th nv. ai iz9o. 1
n m: Ian / Jos Moscatelli TO Emlgrant Unjust
Saw Bank: 3 yrs. c: attys. Alexander \ q -
,s5Tu IN gT : isa6 IL W OF 7th av. i7x9a11 |;
n m. Ian I: Nellie W Maginlev TO Emlcrlnt
& G. I2J Broadway. ............... gold $50
The New York herald., 1920-01-27
Lis Pendens-Manhattan.

FULTON ST. o1s. 2o7, 1872: KingsbrIdge road.
20 IT W OF Wadsworth ay. 25xe4 10: Hillside
e ,ds Bosdway nY r l9s 1o%2s 2yG3 dS
Martha. ,Goldsi ECKER ct al (smended partition |:
attys Moss, Marcus x Wells
The New York herald., 1920-01-27
Observation-Disclosures.

GROVE s e css.s1ss q ssseksr so St csSdt s9 IL
iiens rns?'s Jan Is; atty. CLARK. i76 Breeadd,,
MwNqByrsoN Xv. a65i.' " 5. is IT Of i3oth st,
sSstY ssd Il; 6tEe 5000; Nov s. atty. john;
posrh fS9 ~ PTPTfahTclF FThcF 81 las15s ErnestEe
g Gardner 70 Mary + aoonnly: ony .9s st JOINS hnh'
sss scs s sEsofhElyHd hrSyadway %yse soooo atty. 500
PROSPECT rLA.GE I. Zoo: ssR s sS4s1S sIo
wHLI sI%S sT 'St g. So s. soS Il Of Pearl q
runs COCK e 1s.4 to n Beaver 81 E 1871
beg sg Realty saSySr ip iSo 60 to Mp3sSn stss%
ID Az. l,o5c. s eos Il n q 55th st; st. 2oxs$; @
Al atty Co. 17g aB,?aGway Z r is,5 slSo 9,
av "S so.s to begin: also sore lot on $ in rear
begins at lot &c Conveyed ,sIy. rD. to Allen HAYS
to pi point si5 from p. cor An sv & i2th st <
Alpheus 4 ,Buikeiey. as trus, 0 Eis st. Albany;
s1H 81. $50 " y, a5seT Mary Nurse q rrq1i
atty, q @ & co. on i7s Broadway 49, Jan sioo
5TlIi ". 22s2 VS.. 5t4 &, $ cf i5;d 8, asTio9;
Pars r,sy; mtge $4,000; attys. Katz & Tssyy
sTa arrN sr r2w $ 2511ooii Rcbecca k,tscbnl nig ~
Louis Morsenbesser, i 1rsth st; mtgs $40. coo;
Far 52 e. ntty bvy @ yoi iRo5oad1STay 70 1S7 t;:
::'%i$ SsSiS 7 fa ne 5S!' a:Ss
Hattlc, his wife: mtse $4,000; ali 'eII iens' %
March 20. 1904; attys. Hayes. II & w. 1I5
i2oTH S1Sa"TTf 81. aeo W. 5. i6Siooii; Maurice e
Schwas fS TO- to George s Wiet;senbfE 100 Sd az
is2D sT 81 W. $ aoxao. Maurice simon 10
Charles q Bernstein. o4i Simpson st: mtge
The New York herald., 1920-01-27
Building Loan-Bronx.

Av. S. % IT D Of 173d ST. 1895;
135 Broadway Holding Corpn loans Hattie
Realty Co to erect story building T.. pay
The New York herald., 1920-01-27

ley. 251 w 13sth st; & s; atty. A Romagna
14srI ST. so$-5 W. n !; 5o4soi Leo 4 Celia
= Meinhard e. ano TO Celia S Meinhard 80 w
Manhattan Leasing Go, lao Church st. -. 800
lonIH pa iios ST = 5s;1 G;h Il Of AMSTERDAM AZ
" 1o3d St; mtge 5000; Jan "A: atty, D
The New York herald., 1920-01-27
New Buildings-Manhattan

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. ne cor 147th St for a 6
story tcrement. SoXSO; Melrose Real Estate
Corp. SO West End av, owner; g y Pelham.
y9 " I2d s. arehitert; ,c, $50 COG
story tenement. s9x7e; 14Gth st Corp. ESQ West
End av, owner; r Pelham, 200 West IH 81
.T-vVvNV
9Th Ay. .IT, for q story stores e. showrooms
2tx10o: Chids Co. 200 5th av. owner: Severance
4 Van Allen. III Y 10th st, architects. $50 600
10TH ST 52S 4 $50 W. for story ga rage
50za2; Marcus & Coldstein Inc, l1J oSth st.
owner; l. Shienart, 1874 Bowery. archi-
tect ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ............. $50 COO
The New York herald., 1920-01-27

Broadway; Nov -; atty. De La Mare & MORT
fs4TH ST. yo5 W. n 5. s9. tSga.1l; mtge $1,000:
Barclay Holding Corpu TO Hannah 4 Blumen.
stein IA Pr0ospect av. Bronx ,,...... 500
Nathan Aronson, 500 Amsterdam nv: rntge
s32 900; Jan IS; atty, & NJ Co. ia5
tsiTii ST. iii W :. sa3soe.fi: same to psiig s
i Gold GO " 10th 81, & ano: mtge s29 500:
i3sTH ST, 5t3 VIZ 8. 30 .3xo91l; same TO Fman.
uel Fcldman. Jo5 w 13ith st. mtge $40 OCO;
Ian ~: atty. 4 & NJ Co. f3J Rroadway stOo
t3tTH ST. 5i3 W. n 9, 3o.3yoo II: Emnnuef Feid
man 70 Hcnry : kepner; Jo5 w t3ith 81. et 81:
fasTtI Sr. ss. ao2.7.ft W Of 9Th av. 2i irp9. ~
Equitable Life Assur Society Of v 10 Jos
sttys Austin & a. 20 Brcsdway. .......... ~
Eauitssi, LIZ, ks~s ss~ssv 10 n.ilis " Msxlu.
The New York herald., 1920-01-27
New Buildings--Bronx.

KINGsgRIpGE RoAD, se cor University AZ; 9
Moore, 2dsT University av owner; Irving
Maagcn 355 Fast f49lh st. architect. Si2o 600
WE'RE AN. n cor f9Jth st: two story brick
dwelling. 4Ox2S; Rose u Smith 30 East IRE
mont nv. owner; Scmmerfeld & Stckler. n
Union square, architects. s................ 81. .O1O
WEBB AV, cor 19Jth st: two story brick
dwelling, i0N2S Irtna Hartman, 22I East 1're-
Union square. architects. ............... ,noo
The New York herald., 1920-01-27
Alterations--Bronx.

WALTON Az, 2,ei5. 10 q 8 story brick fsctorv.
s3oTrsn. bs: estate ~ David Rousseau oss
nrcdaysy, c-rsrri The pus1i1s Ccs3n Cortiardt
The New York herald., 1920-01-27
Observation-Disclosures.

BROADWAY 40 to 7Go;, TO and I. story
owner; G W Gulgin. 1i1 Washington st. ar,
MhWfATfiN Sf.. leo to 'i5o. 10 a Siog,
dairy. Sheffield Farms Co, J24 W 5Ith 81,
owner; h Roche, IL East 4oth st. archi,
tect. -.s....... ..s. SS,'pV
WILLIAM ST. 1s2, to G story printing house.
William st Realty Corr la Cedar ST. owner
iTlt Av. .il6. TO story store, offices, Sc:
Pelham. co West 7sd ST. architect - .s22. 900
Kcly. 2G5 w I'D 81 ttory ownef ~psf; ano cocser
e1it 81 b. az ,archIsec, xxx j., @ s;' 600
Catering Workers Club. premises. owner. !;
MInoli. so5 ID av, architect. 5000
ialns . " s3d st, architect. ........ SO, 900
dwellings, 7, Fubs, si7 West End av. owner;
De Rose e. Cavslieri. 37o ~ 1soth st. archi.
The New York herald., 1920-01-27

RARGAIN. Three family brick house. six rooms
and bath each: near Borough Hall Brooklyn
rent 81 tJ.: monthly leases: price $40. 600; terms
REALTY TRUST. 2iT broadway. New York. Bar
ciay-45s5.
3D Az. corner. near Ciaremont PARKWAY station:
six rooms and : rooms. with baths. steam beat
aud two stores: rent S3.too. l. r.. 29 Caol"
Building.
The New York herald., 1920-01-27

Borough OF BrookIyn-SaIe or Kent.
FOR RENT
One story brick building, $4,000
square feet: ) year lease; imme-
date possession. Rent Csc. per
square foot. Convenient to H.. T..
Il. r.. Baltic and Bush Terminals.
Communicate 7l60-Main.
The New York herald., 1920-01-27
COURT CALENDARS
FOR TO-DAY.

Appellate Division. Supreme Court.-Recess.
Supreme Court. Appellate Term. Recess.
Supreme Court. Special Term, Part 1.-Before
'latzek. j. Motion calendar called at l0:l5
\. NJ
The New York herald., 1920-01-27
FINE SIX sTORY
borough of Nanhattnn--NisceI isneouS.
HOMES WITHIN THE HOUR, ALL SECTIONS.
$4,000 TO $4,000.
J. CLARENCE DAVIES,
~ NASSAU ST. JOHN 6OoA
Borough of Brooklyn-sale or Rent.

ATTENTION. i-Priyaie houses FOR sale in all see
tons: possession.
LEON S. ALTMAYER. 81 East seth.
The New York herald., 1920-01-27

Flats, Goth. near Broadway.
fine plot. 100 foot. less than land value.
East 42d ST.
CHEAPEST Private House on West End av in
the 1Os. considerably less than adjoining dupli-
ate houses; real bargain; principals only. J. y.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-20
OF
i BONUS BONDS IS
IDEA PROPOSED

Worthington. MINI, dec. ae.--sRe-
sdemptton of the state soldiers bonus
aDondB ut maturity by q sinking fund
CREATED from the proceeds Of q 3torfs
hage tax on iron ore, III the latter
measure carries, will be- proposed to
the next state legislature. by. Senator
John A. Cashel Of Worthlngton.
II the tonnage tax lasHgiAa passed,
Senator Cashel declares he wlrIssofket
q measure amending the inheritance
tax laws ito secure d more .eqpGabie
division Of the proceeds OF such tax
between the various cOuntses and the
state"
The present division OF inheritance
taxes liz 30 per cent to the state and
ten per cent to the counties wherein
the tax has been collected" Mr..
E,Cashel declared. when automobiles
are withdrawn from general taxation
under the good roads amendment, II
VIII materially reduce taxable proper
" in the various counties and some.
thing should be supplied to offset thie
I think the proportions OF
income tax, therefore, should be re-
|Nersed and the state receive ten per
cent and the various counties 80 pez
cent of such tax.
''I think also that the county
boards should function in determining
the values of such estates, or the por.
,tions thereof, in their respective
The present methods .o1
valuation are too indirect and made.
Equate and not arrived at from. the
thest evidence"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-20
::
INVESTIGATE |||!l
INDUSTRIES
4: -s q nyr
1t 81 1 ap# saue ]

Sc study 81 The MdGstriss Of
cinnat VIII b. an~innovation in
pubic schools. here shortly after
bsrantehasnt Ean Seaii' S G6hda ss'
the result 81 this ssydHs Dr. iyGe1j
y believes that every pupii Wifi
We authoritative 5infrynnfi6n about
lsfry industry and that such knowl-
re will stand hinl--in--good stead
aen he is called upon to choose his
cation sss, $50, ;Fa $50 a. ys.;s;.i
The department will have. tho effect
SO concentratiina The vocational
stem Of EDUCATION that at, least Z.
ar will BE saved IN the Education q
NY spdbils' and tile cfnBney spent an
krfeeting dsupils.t for;tdbfenent voca-
snsssIWhich they: .latersiaba ON ito
ke. Y sothers, -wiltsbessayed alsp, .aas
ra1ng tgsthey supsrintenaent,s sss. aIss
Meanodssot Importing Mdustrial.in -
melton 10 tho pupils. sfNillv include
9 preparation Of g SERIES Of special
mpnietss on the variiaaNs industries
pes nssa as telxt books fer study by
ties .t!,s! ana t, rse'sp'enstbilllfiess 81: each In:
% addition : series. 81 5fa motor. J pct
. Aims that viii JnSortfa3, conditions
the various INDUSTRIES Wi, Be. 'ut;i.
q IN school rooms ana als \
Eh,' y g ;a ihs@ ef;.xis.ea b Hopps2
tain. sfrst hand Information about
industries IN general sss
The general plan 81 teaching the
work will !bS explainSdSto every
Gcfier through4tKe MfTedlum 81 'raa
pnafs meetings" Observation-Disclosures
the city~swill scoeorsrate IN THE
lrk. The new plan is the result OF
= months stuAyathat7ts being COM
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-20
FRENCH CANNOT
PREPARE ICE
CREAM DISHES

Minneapolis, Mimi, Dee. 2e.-The
French are not very apt in the prep
aration of ice cream sodas and sun
daes and the American still is in a
class by himself in preparing ice
cream menus, according to Miss Freda
Hainert, formerly Of this city and who
now operates the first American soda
fountain in Paris.
Miss Hainert recently came here to
visit her parents and will return to
France in q few weeks.
The quality Of French ice cream
is very poor" Miss Hninert declared,
'and the French don't understand the
use Of fruit sirups in soda4 or sun-
daes."
The people of France are aow eat-
ers, Aiag Hainert said, and take UNI
usually long lunch periods. The French
business houses close at noon while
the employees take two hours fer
lunch. |}4.
NlThe French will enter our shop,
nit down at the table and will order an
lice cream soda, q snndRe and q banana
split all the same time just to zee
what they are like" the s0aA-fountain
proprietress explained, They have no
conception Ct how much ice cream
they can eat:
The greater part OF her trade. De-
cordipE to Miss Hainert, Is from tour
lists, yHpsuy American. A large mum.
Der nfS1ormer Russian nohleInen visit
her establishment also, sh9 said.
The soda fountain experiment. was
begun last February by Miss HsineFt.
.MaY, she,said. ths place isgnot shkgss
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