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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-24
WISSAHICkON

Mrs. James Dempsey, of Fighter
street, entertained the members of her
sewing club at luncheon yesterday. Her
guests included Mrs Chauncey A.
Wolfe, Miss Edith Fieldhouse, Mrs
Andrew Truncer. Mrs. James Ramsey,
Mrs. Herbert Stafford, Miss Carrie
Speak, Mrs. William Haeberlein, Miss
Elsie Whitman, Miss Maude Eastwood
and Miss Marian Tunis.
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..s
"In Fancy's Garden is the title Of
the comedy that will be acted by the
st. Francis. Junior Aids at the Belize
vue -Stratford on Monday. This benefit
is an annual affair and is held to aid the
St. Francis Country House at Darby.
There will be whimsical ''frolic Of
the winds" and little children will add
a dainty charm to the performance.
Some of the aids are: Miss Mary
Hockey, Miss Salome Gale. Miss. Kath
crime Schlater. Mrs. J. j. Tunney, Mrs.3
William King Miss Katherine Nc
Lean, Miss Mary Heuisler, Miss Kath
crime Burns, Miss Gertrude Bachlcr.
Mrs. John e. Lotus, Miss Stella Kel-
ley, Miss Stella Murphy, Miss Henri
eta Jenkins, Miss Eleanor Logue, Miss
Beatrice Logue, Miss Mary Rose Me-.
Nally Miss Marie Toner, Miss Mary
Dohan. Miss Marie Greenfield, Miss
Madeline Delahunty. Miss Marion Van
neman, Miss Katherine Vanneman. Miss
| Rosemary Delahunty, Miss katherine
McClatchy and Miss Eleanor O'Lough
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Miss Caroline Sinkler TO Wed

The engagement of Miss Caroline
Sidney Sinkler, Jr., daughter of Mr..
Charles st. George Sinkler. of Belvi-
dere Plantation, S. c., to Mr.. Dunbar
Lockwood, of Boston. has been an
nounced. Miss Sinkler is a sister OF
Mrs. Nicholas G.. Roosevelt. of New
York. and Mrs; kershaw Fishburne, Of
Pinopolis, s. c.
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-
Ochair.
r|0h, Lee, ="
''You on ?"
"I-oh-I gotta stick around here for
a while, Lee. Since everything hap
pened, it-just seems like ! cant think.
/ try to think and think and it's just
like my brain hurts"
Ian you got to do is to say the
| word, kiddo, and you can tag on the
'leven.- seven tonight with the show and
transportation back to New York
| thrown in.
"Lee!'
"That's the kind of a sport ] am.
| You don't wanna hang around here
livin' off this guy, do you, or may
| be"
Lee !"
"Thc house is his. amt it? You
said so yourself. It's the easiest get
away you can make, kiddo; 'leven-
seven tonight. "
NO. no, Lee, II cant.
He made grandiose bow,
Excuse me! Excuse me and no
harm meant. Far be it from me to
interfere between any lady and her
gentlemen friends. Excuse me; kiddo,
and no harm meant
She was on her feet and quivering
You! You. Amt you ashamed
you? "A boy like Ben. You and
your rotten crowd with your rotten
thoughts. Gawd, ] dare you to stop
in and see for yourself when he stops
in here for minute tonight that
there's something besides rottenness
in this world, that there are men can
live in this world without wallowing
in the mud. You--whatta you and
your gang know about boys like Ben
You and your kind don't know!
Its soft for you, kiddo. I amt
blaming you
You and your gang! Gee, it you
was invited to a saints supper, you q
watch your overcoat. Whatta you all
know about man who can look at
your gang!'
He rose, expostulating:
Gee. amt you little spitfre Get
ting me wrong like that. l never said
nothing against him. Sure he's rea1
guy. I seen him once with AL: great
big fellow with a mouth full of teeth
and a smile as catching as measles. Say
if this way of going on suits you, kiddo
Gawd knows it amt my rest cure
you're taking. Sure. remember the
fellow, and his FIVE inch smile"
. = Smile! Gee. right after the paraly
J sis set in and l was stark raving crazy
with the scare, it was that smile steeret
,, aud"
: "Sure. sure Say. all of this ain
: none Of my butt in. y
s His incertitude might have been
p cabal of opinion inveighed against her
i A wall of fog rose up sheer, dimmint
her eyes. .,......
= 'I-honest, you got me so upset
: ! so upset IL just don't Know what Il
. do dunno. You could make a rule
looked crooked-you and your-you
! crooked way of thinkin'.'
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Benefit for AGED Couples

Mrs. Florence .Willward Rohn, of S22
North Twentieth street, has arranged a
card party of 800 and bridge, which will
be given at the Gladstone, Eleventh and
Pine streets, on February @, for the
benefit Of the Home for Aged Couples.
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WISSINOMING

Mr.. and Mrs. D. III. James of Comfy
street, are receiving congratulations on
the birth of a daughter.
Mrs. G. Saylor. of Mckinley street.
will entertain the members of her card
club at her home on Tuesday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs al. Metz. of vankirk,
street. are receiving congratulations on
the birth of a daughter.
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SNIITu-MENNEIIl

The wedding of Miss Ethel Meynell,
daughter of Mr.. Charles Edward Mey
nell, of 23S West Wyoming avenue,
Germantown, aud Mr.. William Harmon
Smith will take place this evening at
Z o'clock. at the home of the bride.
Mrs. J. Scott Sryc, sister of the bride,
will act as matron OF honor, and Mr..
George Rogers will be best man. A
reception will follow the ceremony, after
which Mr.. and Mrs. Smith will leave
on an extended wedding trip.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-24

Ethel CLAYTON In More
Deadly Than the Male
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Lola Lalodv mdrries Al Deldno
after he has become helpless Grip
pie, as the result Of q fall, tohen she
failed to fling him a trdpese properly
in the Shoto in Uhich they toero both
performers. Ben Collins, a friend Of
AVS, 1ipes them q house IN the snIdN
topn Dhcre the accident happened.
A fep days after AUS death. ,ohich
occurs some months later, the shoo
returns to torn, and Lee, the man
oaer, toith tohom Lola tods flirting
before Ars fdH, comes to see her and
offers her position in his Ne,o York.
shoto. This has dtiodys been her
am btfion.
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ST. Francis Junior Aid Benefit

Copyright. 1890, By Wheeler Syndicate
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William Farnunn in
Wings of the Morning
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Norma Talmsdge In A
Daughter OF . Worlds
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William FaInum in
Wings of the Morning

Maurice Tourneur's
The White Heather
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Ethel Clayton IN More
Deadly Than the Male
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Norma Talnadse in A
Daughter of . Worlds
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William Farnum IN
Wings Of the Morning
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Madelaine Traverse in
What Would You DO?
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william Farnum IN
WhEs Of the MorninE
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Corinne Griffith in
Human Collateral
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Constance TalmadEe In
The Nirtuous Namp
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Charles Ray In
Red-Hot Dollars
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Norma Talmadge "a A
Daughter Of . Woflor
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w = Hart IN
WAGON Tracks
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A Scream iu the
NiRht
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CHARLSE Ray In
Red-Itot Dollars
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IT, B. Walthall in
The BoomeranE
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Lew Cody I'm
Broken Butterfly
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Charles Raw IN
The ClotlhopDer
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Anita Stewart In
SINS OF the Mothers
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-24

THE PROGRAM
Overture. "Tphisenie in Aulide" ..... .Gluck
Rectative and Aria for baritone. go. Bach
Reinald Werrenrath
symphony in G. (Jupiter). ......... Moza rt
Funeral March. h.................... Wagner
in memory of Mrs. A. ]. Cassatt
Russians songs for baritone and orches-
ira ........... Daniel Gregory Mason
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CHARLES Ray In
Red-Hot Dollars
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Lew Cody in
Broken Butterfly
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Ella inc Hammerstein In
The Country Cousin
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''BRUNT''
FANNIE HURST

The first insalmen will appear MONDAY JANUARY &c.
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o MacTI~an in what's
Your Husband Doing?
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Mallsrs Reid IN
Hawthorne. ". 8. A.
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Pauline Frederick in
Bonds Of Love
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star Cast in
The Third Generation
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. MacLean in What's
FOUR Husband Doing?
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Chaplin in
A Days Pleasure
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Lew Cody in
Broken BUTTERFLY
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Norma Talma dge IN A
Daughter of . Worlds
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Maurice Tourneurs
NiGtary
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Normal TalmadSe in
The Isle Of Conquest
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Maurice Tourneur $
Victory
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Wallace Reid Ia
Hawthorne, U. g. A.
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Douglas MacLean In
23R Hours Leave
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D, MacLean In whatfs
Your Husband Doing7
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n. Fairbanks in When
the Clouds Roll Ry
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Norma Tslmadgs IN
The Isle OF Conquest
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Norma TalmadEe IN
Isle Of Conquest
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-27

u- business aad will probably Eo .o the westward seeking oil land lo>a tions.
 C. A. Anderson and Swan Ande 'so1 are registered at the Hotel Seward bound for the interior,
 Joe Robins and wife came ov"r rom Anchorage on yesterdays train and left on the Alaska for KctcbiEan.
 N. c. Rurg, R. Wak"lm and NJ. r. Donncll, travelling men who have been in this section for the past two week, left for other Alaska ports on tfc steamer Alaska.
 r. A. Castle, formerly cngincor on tho Seward division of the govern. mont railroad, accompanied by his wife came north on the Alaska to Cor dova.
 Mrs. ". w. Butts, formerly ro3i- dent Of Seward, now in Anchorage, came north on the Alaska after vis- it in the states of several months.
 Thcre is a rumor circulating aIonr the coast that President Baxter, o' the Alaska Steamship Company, has resigned and will 90 back to a rail road system.
 James J. Brennan has filed an oil land location with United States Com missioner WhittIcsoy. This makes four locations filed, the land being in the valley north of Seward
 C. A. Paulson, passenger out on the Alaska. who arrived on last nights train, came over the trail from Fairbanks. MT. Paulson vero"t- c1 rivo to ten feet of snow. which made travelling hard, but if mid
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-27
NOTICE OF ELECTION

Notice is hereby given that at thr hour of nine o'clock 4. M. on the Is. of March, 1920, the registration book of the Town of Seward will he open a. the Municipal Clerks office, in tho Harrjmm National Bank Building, tol th, purpose of reg storing all qual. fled electors, t"onty-onc years of az or over. who are citizens ot Jne Un., ed States or who have declare their intention to become such, ari who have resided continuously on" year next preceding tbe date of th, election in the Territory of AlasIa, and six months next proceeding the date of election within the corpora; limits of the Town of Seward. All electors must, before voting, registcr their names and qualifications with the Registration Officer.
 Registration books will be open every day, except Sundays and hou- days, beginning March lsto 1920, during the following hours;
 From 9 A. M. to 12 Noon.
 From 2 p. NJ. to , P. M
 The said election will be held on the first Tuesday in April for the purpos' of clecting City Officers and members of the School Board.
 The officers of the City to be ole t. ed are as follows:
 Mayor,
 9 members of the Seward Common Council.
 Treasurer.
 Municipal Clork.
 City Attorney.
 One member of the School Board a Treasurer.
 Dated at Seward, Alaska. February 20. 1920.
 C. A. Estes,
 Municipal Cla"k.
 -:-
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-27
"0NLY 0NE: TRING
 BREAKS MY GOLD!
"ThaPs Dr. Kin, 8 New Dis- covery for fifty years
 a cold-breaker"

AIOTIUNG but sustained quality
 M and unfailing effectiveness can A arouse such enthusiasm. NOth- mg but sure relief from stubborn old colds and OuruShiNg new ones, grippe, tMOat-tcarm@ coughs, ana crnup could have made Dr. Kings New Discovery the nationally popu- lar and standard remedy it IS today.
 Fifty years old and always rell- able Good for the whole family. < bottle n the medicine cabinet means shOrt-iived cold or cough. GOc. and $l.@O All druggists.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-27

... N.s.a but H. F. Ellsworth .H- n...s in oa che Adn&.a, Evans which ... s.H,. yesterday.
 #. G.an came in from Nile 52 ,o .a., .a .h, b.g city on Rcsur'.- ..r r.v. ua Is registered at tho I''- .al Seward gnI returns ,o his stat.n tomorrow.
 a,,. Goo~~, Nass.' of An,horae', left on the Alaska for a uig lo ,.. states 1jr. Vassil came to Seward with his wife and returns hom" on .a, .um tomorrow.
 J. r.. Bra,u, che operator from r,.t. is vg.ateg.d at the Hotel Sew .rl having awycd'Nom the states pm tn, Alaska.
 ,. NcNmnon and wife, arrivals on .a, Alaska, arc guests at the Ho- t.G Seward They will leave tomorrow .mouts to 1JcGrath.
 <. H. Aavelj and Austin Horucr,
 rived on Che Alaska and are cn u.lrway to the interior They 9er registered at th, Hotel Seward
 Arthur Lang. cl,.k of the '. <. District court came over on the Alas k1 on official business and returned t, Valdez ou the same steamer
 Dr. Charles Daggatt, and son, ..~,. ove. from Co~dova on the Ala I0. The vcl known dentist returned on ta. same steamer and is enrovrc to New York whorc he will take a special dental course.
 Mrs. J. V. Conrad. daughter rr Mrs. J. K. Moore, of Moose Creek, ar. rived on the Alaska and is registered at .hc Hotel Sexton.
 Capt X. F. lathrop returned from Nnchoraga on ycyt,rday's train and left on the Alaska for Cordova.
 J. Douchorty in the ladies fur n.sirg business at Cordoya and Al ,horare, came over on yesterdays train and left on the Alaska for Cor dNA
 Fred C. Enowiton, former employee O, the commission here, returned on tbo Alaska amt is registered at the Hotel Sexton. Mr.. Enowlton has been ont on a vacation and will soon got back into theN@orEing harness again.
 Jack and Harry Stcon arrived on stho Alaska from Seattle and are ro- cistercd at tho Hotel Sexton. ! s. C. Cumbcryuitch, from Mile 52 wont out on the Alaska for a trio to ' Inc states.
 Gus Giris, Dudley Allen, R. Rr- | bons and Oscar Hart, well known knights of the grip, arrived on ;h, ! Alaska and are making their head j quarters at the Hotel Overland.
 A. MathiSon and A. Allen, bound fu Flat, arrived on the Alaska and m, registered at the Hotel Overland
 l.. Mondar, of Anchorage, left fo  the South on the Alaska.
 F. F. Hartman is registered at thc Hotel Seward on his way to Nenana after spending several months visit ing in Seattle.
 John Rice and his nephew, c. Hat ch, arrived on the Alaska and are at the Hotel Seward. They will leave on the train tomorrow for the Cache Crock district.
 J. H. Copeland, well known base ball player of Anchorage, came nor,h on the Alaska and is a guest at tie Hotel Seward.
 Alfred Stranberg, c. ". Ross aad A. Skara, from Seattle, arrived on the Alaska and are registered at the Fl" tel Seward. The three men are in the
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7lTPlFlT9lIElIElIEuGul, ,n57i2l5n!S Illl0lS1l9I02Tl2ru9TISIl5nlzIU2Iu9uGIu U
 c. M. C.
 TRUCKS

In Motor Trucks there have been al- tachments and notions and unusual de- signs. now we haze the simple C.. M. (. If you are seeking a simple economical durable truck. look into the Line Ot G. M. (.
 H. r. ELLSWORTH, Agent. Buick Auto & C. VI. (. Trucks. Ford Supplies and Tires.
 lRu5l5uGu5uGuSuGl5uSuS.4SqSS =Tll9rllTI2IU1lu9GUtJ UGuSl
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-27
y,ec-.IAr Bowels Is Health

Touys ,na, move Spasmodically
 rr,, uan day and stubborn the ,rNr s.,@li he hcnlthfully rcGu- ia,pG Dy Nr kuGS New Life Piils. In thi> way you keep the impurities or ,y.s', matter from circulating through inc system by cleansing line 1.wn,s thoroughly and prOmOt- mg ,hc proper flow of bile.
 NUd. comfortable, yet always re- .n... Gr. kug'S New Life Pills yorN w.rh precision without the ..u,t u.#ua results Of ylu'rut pur- u,iy -1c. as usual at all drug
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-27
SEW ARD SNAPSHOTS.

Thirty seven passengers came m on last nights train from Anchorage. Iaa Gateway City limited leaves out acau tomorrow mornirg at & o'clock.
 The fire truck did not arTlve cn
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-27
vst F.sss ALNIE F.. ANDERSON
 OF NlNlLCulC

l.aog9,gs her candidacy for ,ly Territorial Hou,c of Repre- ~,r.g,.,,s subicc, to ,hc Demo cratic rriuagirs m AFrt, 1920.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-27

weather continues in the interior tho snow will go fast as it is light and not packed.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-27

Lady Eor-juG.oa ,accum sweeper at CRAFTS
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Home or Hart >cha.sucr X Mars clothmg- lN3Atb.>
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slcd~ for boy< and girls a, Craor'..
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Electric Sewing Machine motors e, Graefs
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-27

RANO lamps with shades g 50 a. GracfS.
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FOR REM Furnished or U"."r. u.sbrd hoI-csr.pm- r.'.'N i''.''. f,,r ,.,.,, IIilI.
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SKIS a.LL GRNEUS
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FLASH LIGHTS and batteries a' J. l.. Gracfs.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-27

National Wa..r Motor Washer at J.. l.. Graets.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-27

Fisbcrmens Supplies a, Graor'
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-27

Elaine Eocenc and Pearl Cl at Graef's.
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CI0SSiIi0dS
F.,r WAIVED BY

H.,T WANTED BY Alaskan r.-.ayrrms l2wuN~o' aupN Ewu.nym"n, N..... N""...... INEoEENS
 Of..ge N1y
 iab1urs.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-27

Ice Crcepers and Sharcs- Graefs
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-20
REALTY JOTTINGS.

Thomas j. O'Reilly has been appointed
receiver Of the rents for the premises
4S1 and 433 Broome street by Supreme
Court Justice John V. McAvoy. The
same Is in an action 10 foreclose a first
mortgage on the property held by Anna
Merven Carrere and Vernon NJ. Davis as
executors Of the last will and testament
| of Marian Dell Carrere. deceased.
Thomas J. O'Reilly has also been APP
pointed by tho Emigrant Industrial Saw
ings Bank as it's agent TO manage the
premises at 1855 and 1000 Avenue A.
William n. Peckham. for twenty-five
years identified with West side real es-
tate and for the last six years assoc
ciated with Slawson & Hobbs. has
opened an Office at 200 West seventy
second street.
Pease & Gilman have been appointed
by Henry " brigham managers Of the
property at "a East Twrnty-scventh
street.
Duff & Brown Company secured for
Martin rugrich Inc. a loan OF 100000
on Sc Laight street. six story loft
Hector NJ Davis Of the New York
Real Estate Company negotiated the re-
Gently reported lease to the 551 West
Thirty-fourth Street Corporation of the
five lots in Thirty-fourth street. adjoin-
Ing the northeast corner OF Eleventh
avenue, for one story commercial
garage The lease is for twenty years.
Louis Marks OF Goodwin & Goodwin
negotiated the sale of 107 East i25th
street to Paul whitcomb, who conducts
a dairy lunch room at los. adjoining
He viii alter No. 107 when the lease
expires and occupy IL.
Harriet T.. Stanford paid s71.500 for
the four story building at the northeast
corner of Sixth avenue and Fifty-second
street sold recently.
Alice VI. Beck is the buyer OF the
dwelling at 1i7 West Eighty-seventh
street. sold recently.
Sadie Ziesel is the buyer OF the dwell
ing at 10 West l21st street. sold recently.
Thomas Morris is the purchaser of the
house at 2G9i Creston avenue.
John G. Peet of this city has entered
the realty firm Of Ladd & Nichols to
take the place OF Payeon Hatch. who
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-20
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

Lotion II. Slawson Company leased az
a new record rental for the district the
store and basement In the new building
ut 900 Madison avenue, northeast cor
ner OF Forty-flrst street. to the Metro
politan Bank OF Fourth avenue and
Twenty-third street. To be used az n
branch also leased in the Cuyler Build
Ing, 116 to 100 West Thirty-aecond
street. office space to g.. T. Weissner.
Sachs q Co. Andron HYGIENE Com.
peny. Anderson q Quimby Gibson
a Thomson, Inc. Hoyts Service. Inc. .
Doubleday. Page & CO. Of Garden CITY
and MaIson Blanche Company OF New
Orleans.
Pease & Gilman leased for the Tif-
fany Realty Company 70 Nat I.itwin a
loft. 50x10O feet, in 2e1 10 2es West
Thirty-sixth street also rented apart
ments in 1i6 East Forty -nlnth street.
furnished, for Miss Nina Ward 10 John
A. Cameron in 152 West Fifty-eighth
street TO Dudley W. Foy. in 15S West
Fifteenth street 10 Mrs. n. NJ smith
and TO Mrs p. j. Fletcher: in East
sixty-sixth street for william Henry