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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-21
70 Food Commodities Up
Ia Price, Eleven Lower

From The Tri6lne's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Aug. 20.-Food prices
prevailing in ffty-one important cities
OF the country increased on twenty
nine articles in July over the retail
quotations in June according to re-
ports received at the Bureau of Labor
Statistics. which has been maintaining
q close watch on the cost of food arti-
cles since January, 1919. Decreases
were reported on eleven articles.
During the month from June Is to
July Is the following Increases in
prices We're reported:
Pork chops and eggs, Z per cent;
sirloin steak and round steak. 6 per
cent; rolled oats and oranges, per
cent; rib roast, chuck roast, ham,
fresh milk. eyaporated milk and corn
flakes, per cent; canned salmon, mac
aroni and raisins, per cent; plate
beef. bacon butter, bread, cornmeal,
navy beans, cabbage baked beans.
canned corn, tea and prunes, per
cent. Cream of wheat, coffee and
bananas increased less than five-tenths
Of ]. per cent.
The eleven articles which decreased
in price we're: Onions, II per cent; po-
tatoes, IT per cent; hens, per cent;
lamb, cheese. lard -four, rice and
sugar, per cent. Oleomargarine and
crisco decreased less than tive-tenths Of
per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-21
Drought Tests Panama Canal

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2o.-The in
mense reservoirs which supply the
locks Of the Panama Canal have Just
passed through q drought period which
has sharply tested their adequacy The
current issue of The Canal Zone
Record, official gazette of the zone,
reports that for seven months and
eleven days not a drop Of water passed
over the spillways at Gatun Lake.
steam instead Of water power was used
to operate the lock and towing mech
am SINS and the water shortage became
distinct threat to navigation.
On July 26 the water level in Gatun
Lake had risen as d result of June
rains, SO thas the sDilways could be
opened again for short periods 1t has
neen found that the operation Of the
locks requires the withdrawal OF a.
60e93e coo cubic feet Of water from the
lake each month
Though the canal has been carrying
shipping for many months, the Official
date of its completion has been fixel
by proclamation OF President Wilson
as July IL, 1920.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-21
Suit Filed TO Stop
Lease Of Railroad
BY Ford and His Son
Two Stockholders Allege
Detroit Auto Magnates
imposed Their Will on
the Board of Directors

A suit was filed in the Supreme
Court yesterday to prevent the con-
summation of a lease of the Detroit,
Toledo & Ironton Railroad to the
interests controlled by Henry Ford, of
Detroit, and his son Edsel G rord.
The Fords. it Is said. recently acquired
control of the road. and it was planned
TO give them seventy-five- year lease.
The plaintiffs in the action are Leon
Iannenbaum and Benjamin NJ. Strauss.
stockholders in the company.
j nnenbaum and Strauss explained
that the railroad between Detroit.
Mich, and Ironton. O., is of great value
to the Fords in bringing iron and fuel
to their automobile plant. Ii is alleged
that through their purchase Of so per
cent OF the stock the Fords were able
TO impose their will upon the board OF
directors and that while the company
VIII receive an inadequate considera-
eioh lor the proposed seventy-hve wear
lease the lessees viii be REQUIRED TO
pay interest on the first MORTGAGE
bonds, amounting to $1,O75 900 There
are also adjustment MORTGAGE bonds
amounting TO S7,62S ,6SS to paw interest
on
The contamination Of the lease. said
laNnenbaum and Strauss. Will brine
the road to condition of insolvency
because both mortgages will fall due
before the expiration of the lease and
no provision is made for the PRINCIPAL
OF the mortgages. The plaintiffs esti-
mate the value of the property at from
$4,000, 900 to $50 1000.
The defendants in the action are the
Detroit. Toledo & Ironton Railroad
Company, Henry Ford, Edsel G. Ford
Ford Motor Company and the follow
ing directors Of the railroad: Otto 7
Barnard, William Church Osborn. Her
bert ". Morse. Sidney c. Borg. Fred
erick II. Ecker, Frederick Osborn and
Boyd c. Curtis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-21
Serbs Accuse Als3ania,as
Of Plot TO Make " ar
Agents Formerly Employed by
Austria. Italy and Turkish
Nationalist Party Invoked

WASHINGTON. Aug. 20 Charges
that Albania plans to attack Serbia
along the frontier in the vicinity Of
FL Dibra in Serbian Macedonia were
contained in dispatches from Belgrade
made public to-day by the Serbian Lee
CATION. The message said the new plot
had been moro carefully built up than
those which underlay raids along the
border further to the north and in
yolvod activities OF agents formerly
employed by Austria, Italy and the
Turkish Nationalist party.
a decree OF the Albanian government
was said to have been seized in which
Jachar Eibar, formerly an. Austrian
agent. was named as the Project of ri
Dlhra when that place should be oc-
oupied. The military commandant was
10 have been Ranez Bey Datz, a former
Turkish army officer and now asso-
ciated with The plans Of Ismail Mehmed
Pasha. Of the Turkish nationalist move
uent, the messages said
Albanians were reported to be ar
irving in large numbers at one point
near the frontier to be equipped from
storehouses in charge of Sad Boyke,
characterized in the cablegram as a
Weli known Italian agent"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-21
Send Coin Box Around " Grid
For Marines Memorial Fund

WASHINGTON, Aug. pa contri
button from Secretary Daniels to-day
started on its way around the world a
unique collection box which will be
sent to every marine corps post and
station on the map to raise q fund for
the erection of memorial tablet in
the Beileau Woods Military Cemetery,
France, TO the marines who lost their
lives in that battle. The fund is being
raised by Belleau Woods Chapter.
American Legion, composed Of 3QS
women who enlisted Il the marine
corps reserve during the war.
The collection box will travel by
train, airplane and ship, having been
routed to every naval Vessel carrying a
marine complement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-21
Realty Buying Active
In Many Bronx Sections
Operators Take Over Boston
TOAD Corner Flat; Lively Deal
ing i'm Dwelling Houses

Leon Lowenstein sold to the Alice
Realty Company 1885 Boston Road.
northwest corner of Prospect Avenue.
d 81 story apartment, 36x79x irregular
Inc Meister Builders, Inc. sold the
one family dwelling 1924 Dyre Avenue.
ioxloo, to Mrs. Henrietta Kielow.
Robert Levers sold. for Julia May
Well lo4S Grand Concourse. a three
story dwelling, 26xSl, to Sadie Jacobs.
= Joseph Kantrowitz bought from
Rosie Feig the three-story dwelling.
,i9x'1, at the southwest corner Of Steb7
DIES Avenue and 164th Street.
5. >. Taylor sold for n. f. Butler the
residence 1925 University Avenue. SIS
XIV, to Joseph Goodman.
marry Calm purchased from client
OF theodore s. Tenny the 2lh-story
ow1eiilng "a East 175th Street, 25x10i.
Hudson P. Rose purchased the dwell
ing 1862 Zerega Avenue and the three
dwellings, at 536 to $40 Union Avenue.
David Puretz sold to Cornelius Ian.
. zen the two-story frame dwelling at
. ', northeast corner of Davidson Ave
nue. and lS3d Street, 40xl00
Inc George Goldblatt Company and
L LINGO Price sold for Leo Abraham
4zf3, 4277 and 1919 Verio Avenue
three tWo-story dwellings,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-21
Coreans Ridicule Story Of
OBTAINING Congress Member.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2o.-Cabled re-
ports from Toxic that plot to "hold'
the party of American members of
Congress now visiting the Far East
when 1t arrived in Corea has been un-
earthed were characterized to-day by
Kiusic Kimm, chairman of the Corean
Commission, as another groundless
Japanese fabrication"
mo sane or even insane Corean
would dream OF holding the American
Congressional party" Mr.. Kimm de-
clared, not only because of the ab-
surdity of such an action but because
the Coreans are extremely anxious al
this time TO gain the sympathy and
moral support Of the outside world
What was planned, he said, was to pre-
sent memorial to the party. and he
quoted dispatches TO Japanese LANGUAGE
newspapers as showing that this object
was we'll understood in Toxic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-21
Recent BUYERS of Realty

The Richard James Realty Corpora
ton is the buyer of the apartment at
9.79,,977 Edgecombe Avenue, sold recent
iy by Lillian f. Ely.
-, me All Company CA H. Levy is
ohe real buyer of the fiat at 1919 Madi-
son Avenue. reported sold recently.
Ida Mitchell is the buyer of the dwell
ing at Z44 West 12lst Street, sold re-
Gently by Marie Point.
Walter E. Shullteworth is the pur-
chaser of the buildings at 229r231
Washington Street. sold recently.
James +. Power is the buver Of the
dwelling at 142 West Seventy fourth
Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-21

s500o SECURES a home Of rooms and ?
baths ~ rest ricted Garden CRY. balance
"a ist and ID mortgages al improvements.
sot water heat Address CHAS. L HOLT
"a rSien Guy. l. L. telephone between 70
i VI and 2. NJ, Garden City 1854.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-21
BROGkLTN

l92D ST. and ST. NICHOLAS AVE. n.
cor, new house. apartments "a rooms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-21
HOnneSearchers
Forced to BUY
To Get Shelter
Assistant Secretary of Treas.
ury Russell c. Letting
well Acquires House in
East Sixty-seventh Street

Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury
Russell c. Leffingwell, has purchased
for his residence the four-story dwell
ing at 43 East Sixty seventh Street,
20xl00. The house was recently re-
ported sold by William B. May & Co.
for G. G. Ward ir. Mr.. Leffingwell was
for years a member of the law firm of
Cravath & Henderson.
Mrs. Charles c. Peters sold the five
story dwelling 3S East Fiftieth Street,
23X100.5.
Louis Neumann sold to the Seventy
seventh Street Construction Company
the five story dwelling at "a Riverside
Drive, 25.4x1l0x irregular.
Everett NJ. Seixas Company sold for
Fannie B. Cruise 400 East Fifty eighth
Street, three story dwelling, 20x10O,
to Wallace Benedict. This is the
third sale of the property by the
same brokers since May.
Buying on West Side
The Wyanda Realty Company sold to
Samuel w. Bandler the four-story
dwelling at 1873 West Eighty-seventh
Street, 20x10OS.
Mary Marritt sold to Margaret Maher
the four-story and basement dwelling
Sc West Ninety-sixth Street, 20x10O.S.
The Farmers Loan and Trust Com
pany sold to Joachim Brennglass the
three-story dwelling 10 West 10th
Street, 20x100.1l
Herman Ripe sold to Joseph Carney
the three-story dwelling at lao West
l27th Street, 16x9911.
May Il. Eagan sold to John D'Anna
and Paul Taormina the three-st story
dwelling AZ King Street. 20xlOO.
/. Monroe Davis sold to Charles Pat
ton the three and a-half story dwelling
424 West 144th Street, 16xSO
Other East Side Sales
Barbara Benedi. bought from Win
fred L. Evans the three-story dwelling
l25 East Hath Street, 16xl001O
Margaret Murphy sold to Benjamin
Lituck the two-story dwelling at l2l
East 120th Street. 20xf0O11.
Alice Pyne bought from Annie +. Mil
Ter 81 East 123d Street, d two-story
dwelling. 25X1OO.
John a. Cantor bought from Thomas
O'Reilly the two three story dwellings
80 and "a East 126th Street, 36x90 Tx
Irregular
L. II. Hahlo sold 513 East 10th Street,
frame building, 25XlOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-21
K e al estate News
East Side Again Leads
Way in Sales of Flats
Operators Purchase 3 Houses
in 39th Street; Buying
in Harlem Section

Hun Realty Co., Inc, J. Christopher
G. Hupfel, president, purchased from
Peter F Kane the three fve-story
apartments 243, gas and PAT East
Thirty ninth Street, S5x100 Henry
Hof was the broker.
Max Altmayer sold to George Ram
sey the four story house and store at
2o4 East Eightieth Street, 27xS0. ad-
joining the southeast corner Of Third
Avenue.
Joseph Salemi sold to Maria Bar
bara the five-story fat and store at
176 East 112th Street, 196x100.11.
Cornelia Fredericks sold 101 East
loSth Street, northeast corner of Park
Avenue, four-story fiat and store,
26.3x74
Ludwig Maltese sold to Andrew
Stefano 1926 East 118th Street, a ave
story tenement, 25x10011.
Dora Pinsker sold to Antonio AZ
trunti the four-story tenement with
store at 1892 Third Avenue, 2Ox75.
hehoe & Camera sold for Peter
Clrello the four-story single fat at
324 East 115th Street, 2Ox10O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-21

OWNER raust sell eight room house and
garage. House has hardwood floors. chest
aGt trim. steam heat. gas and electricity
Plot 5oxilS, With privst hedge Price So 500
Cash $4,000 Balance on easy terms. Five
minutes from station forty minutes TO New
York. F'iftysix trains daily. Phone Fit
'oy $40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-21
FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET

FIFTH AVE. between 4sth ana 50th sts-
g., FINISHED apartment. par.or. bedroom and
x,i Octooer lst, rent rea sen;.ble. Apply Miss
We4ner. Phone Murray Hill $3.50
SD AVE. 1904 near 5sth st-wauss,,,,,
large back pa r!or and single rooms suite
he business couple. kitchenette privileges
tNFt FINISHED APARTMENTS WANTED
THREE or four rooms conveniently locatA,.
rent moderate; fer family OF three Phone
Shore Road 24s5. Mrs. Manninghaus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-21
Garage Being Erected on Park
Avenue, in The Bronx. Sold

=, The Benenscn Realty Company sold
ene garage 1t IS now erecting on the
north of 156th Street, 1o8x2oo The
buyer IS company being organized.
1T,e3presenting clients of A. Sussman'
me Benenson Realty Company has
bought from clients OF Sharrott &
lhom the vacant plot at the southwest
corner of Concord Avenue and 147th
street. fronting 152 feet on the avenue
and 100 feet on the street The COM
pahy contemplates erecting a two-story
garage on the premises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-21
NV. CHAMBER and Woman
Artist Sue for Injuries

Robert w. CHAMBER, millionaire art
lst and brother of John Armstrong
Chaloner. of who's ldoney now :"
tame, and Miss Adele Herter, also an
artist, filed suits in the Supreme Court
yesterday against the Hotel Rental
Service for $4,000 and s25, 900, respec-
lively, for injuries suffered by them in
an automobile accident in Central Park
on August 81, 1918.
AIR. Chanler and Miss Hertcr allere
mat they were riding in an automo-
plie owned or controlled by the defend
ant when it crashed into n tree Miss
terriers injuries confined her to her
nome for several weeks, while Mr..
chanier, who WAS more seriously in
Iured spent eight months in st. Luke's
Hospital. He said his right leg was
broken and it is now considerably
shorter than his left leg. Besides suf
fering injuries the artists say they had
financial losses throgh their. inability
To practice their profession while thew
were under surgical treatment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-21
b. Earle Fleming to Become
Resident of New Rochelle

flsh 4 Marvin sold for Briggs & Rell
q bungalow, 33xl84, to B. Earle Elem,
lEg, Of this city. The same brokers
rented furnished the property of Har
OLD A. Caparn. on the Saw Mill River
read a Briarclif Manor, to Mrs. NJ
a. Semmes, of Mexico City, Mexico,
comprising eight acres, residence and
outbuildings.
Fish & Marvin also sold for Davis S.
Crater his house on Prospect Avenue,
az Pelham Manor, to Hugh Saterlee, of
Pelham Manor, held at $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-21
rLATBUSH
III sI>Ess PROPERTY FOR SALE on
RENT


~. = - % very lagnt. desirable. rssoaara.A
iNl4lAA conslderins building. iuatnecta+s
posse salon Aan6er5ilt 5sIa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-21
Brooklyn Buyer to Improve
Another Site With Home,

The Realty Associates sold to An
thony }: Mosco the southeast corner of
Eleventh Avenue and Fifty-second
Street, l0oxl00, which the purchaser
Will improve with homes. The same
purchaser recently bought the block
front on the southeast side of Eleventh
Avenue, from Fifty-first to Fifty-sec
ond Street, which he also plans to i'm
prove in the same way.
Joseph Stein sold for Samuel Riskin.
1857 Fifty-sixth Street. to Joseph Tru.
man, and for Jack Dolgenas, 1885 Fifty
second Street, twofamily cottage, to
Charles Partridge sold the four
story story fat, 662 Park Place, for Mrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-21
aheaier and Store Building
For Seventh Axenun Co,.,,o

Plans were filed yesterday with the
Manhattan Bureau of Buildings for the
construction of d two-story building on
1he northeast corner eff Seventh Avenue
and 18TH Street for the Sarco Building
and Holding Company.
1t viii have frontage of OIL feet
on the avenue by 9l.6 feet on the
street 1t will be occupied by stores
ara niIllard room in the front part
gals. architect, estimates the cost a.
800 600. q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-21
Baby Alters Court Program
Case Pat Ahead TO Let Police
man see New Daughter

fatro.man 0-to Nightingale Of the
Nest Twentieth Street station was
waiting In the West Side Police Court
yesterday morning to testify n d burg
.s9y case when telephone message
to Jay finn- chief clerk of the court.
revealed that the vie of the police
nan mad just given birth to daughter
Inc important news was transmitted
to Magistrate George W. Simpson.
who ordered that all other cases be
set aside, that The case of Isadore
Weiss. Of 1913 Hinsdale Street. Brook
Fn' charged with burglary, might be
disposed Of. II was in this case that
the patrolman was witness and, hav-
ing finished his testimony, he hustled
.Srta~itn to q Brooklyn hospital to see
lne rev member Of his family
Weiss Was held in $1,000 bail for the
grand jury. He is said to be strik-
Ing furrier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-21
Buy Hotel Cumberland Lease

Manger Brothers acquired the Hotel
Cumberland at the southwest corner Of
Broadway and Fifty fourth Street by
purchasing from Mrs Mamie K. Slim
son her lease on the hotel, which has
still about seven and a half wears to
run. The furnishings in the hotel are
included in the purchase. Manager
Brothers also control the Netherland.
the Endicott. the Grand. the Martha
Washington and the Great Northern =.
Manhattan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-21
Fire Record


l2:l5--59s W. l7sth ST, tailor shop
Unknown
s:so--sls w 14oth st. John Yunger
5;a0-s4th St. and Broadway; auto
Metropolitan Distributing Co.
Unknown
s:5o-3sa Elizabeth St. ......... Unknown
9:55--Front OF 2432 18th Az, auto
Harry Batson.- $500. Unknown
II .3e--l64 Mott st. Abe FaGci-- Slight
ll-55-l25 Pearl st: auto in garage:
TN
4o-75O Lexington Az. Marion
St0ier .......... .-...-..-. Trifng
s.5o--25f &. l38d ST. Senerine 60 rrthing
t9~-iS lispenard 81, \. Hirsh- UniSnown
Unknown
73o--l9eS "a Av. I. s Kobeting Trifing
3e-5lh Az ana i1th st. ttaXicab).
~ Burkui#n ....-,.,. Tr'fing
sfl5-1ll Goerck ST. V Seidehaufn.
Trihiug
aoo--l57 sth Ave slater & Hal
perrin .-.,,. .,-.H... q. ( nEuoWu
alo-~lsa elsrnaont Ave. William
1Olo--s2 W I'D. ast Busy Bee
Lunch ....-.....--s....T rihinS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-21
Sixth Church of Christ Plans
S35O.OOO Church in Rron,

Plans have been filed for the erection
Of the edifice of the Sixth Church of
Christ, Scientist, TO 90 up at the north
west corner OF Anthony Avenue and
Echo Place. in the Bronx
The structure is to cost $3.50 900. ac-
cording to the estimate of Bernhard
+. Muller, architect, and will occupy
ste measuring SO.8x95. William c.
higginbotham is chairman of the board
Of trnstnes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-21
Results Of Auction Sales


by J0s1pN +. DNy-
lST AVE. 1926 g C. list 27.2x75. 4-sty
TIM < strs. 10 Leon Markus for $S0,500;
also
ZAP ST. 5l5-21 f, n 5. 24s e Ave A. 75x
le2 2 1-sty factory & vacant; To Mrs Il
78b 81 ga E. n : s2s Ave 4. 25x
lo2 ;. 3-stv garage; to VIM Pfeiffer for
10 AVE 2loa, W 10qth. 2s3xleo.
5-sty fnt 4 strs to Jas McCiee part in
interest for sea. 000; also
PROSPECT AVE. 1880. n 1e7th. COX
p. 3x29S to Stebbins Ave. xS5.3 To 167th
x54.9. l-sty bldg K vacant Mary E Riley
Az las Melee ct al. to Jas MeGee for
ST. 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-21
Cordova's Arrest Ordered
General Accused Of RESPONSE
hiEisv for Jenkins's kidnaDing

MEAICO CITY. Aug 90.-Ordors
have been issued for the arrest Of Gen
eral Federico Cordova. alleged 10 have
been chiefly responsible for the kid
naping Of William 0. Jenkins, formerly
United States consul a Puebla. says
a dispatch to Excelsior from Puebla
General Cordova is reported to be in
Tuxpam, Vera Cruz State, where he is
commanding military forces
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-21
Sheriff and Marshal Killed
Row Over Custody Of Boot
logger Cause Of ..hnof;la.r


IRVINE. KY, Aug. Rivalry be-
tween two sets of officers is believed
to have been the cause Of the fatal
shooting last night of Town Marshal
r. G. Philpot and Deputy Sheriff Henry
Reed and the wounding of two other
persons. one an officer
According to witnesses, Reed had ar
rested Cam Estes on a charge Of boot
Logging as he alighted from midnirht
train, and was taking him to prison
when Marshal Philpot demanded the
prisoner Reed is alleged to have de-
INJURED, whereupon Philpot is said to
have knocked him down Shooting then
began. Philpot died within few min
utes, and Reed succumbed to injuries
while on the way to q hospital in Rich
mond
Estes was shot in the side. and 30
seph Shivey, local officer, was slight
~ wounded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-21
Get Stores on West Side

Henry Shapiro & Co. leased store
IN the building now being remodeled
at 2lS-222 West Thirty fourth Street
to Rabinowitz & Cohen, ladies' wearing
apparel.
Samuel H. Martin leased the store
and basement at 426 West l25th Street.
to Samuel Icon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-21
DIR. Mary Mcmillan
Gets Homo In 6lil S.roaa

). Clarence Davies and William B.
to DR.. Mary Mcmillan, % Fast Sixtv-
fourth Street, a fve-story dwelling
Samuel Fl. Martin leased for Susie
Scott Hall the three-story dwellinr So
ndgecombe Avenue, to Mrs. Efs NJ
Whitehead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-21
MisericorClia Hospital
BUYS Abutting DWELLINGS

The Msericordia Hospital has bought
from Adolphus J. Outerbridge and
another the two three-story dwellings
i and 10 Henderson Place. BACKS.
ST. feet north Of Eighty-sixth Street.
The hospital is on AUDITING property
running through from Eighty sixth to
Eighty seventh Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-21
Newly Formed Colony Acquires
Three Houses in :53th Street

The two four and five story dwellings,
at 1866 and 1853 West Fifty-eighth
Street, 4lxl00.5. near Seventh Avenue.
have been sold by Thomas H. and Har-
rict D. Price to the newly formed AS
sociated Colony Apartments, Inc. COM
posed of F. D. and c. s. Casey and ] .
=. Hanley
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-21
Investors Acquire Another
Flat in Haven Axenlie

A. Fl. Levy sold for a client of Her
man Gottlieb the fve-story apartment,
at 3l4 Haven Avenue, 75x12O. The
buyers are Gustave Halperin and Abra-
nam Ash, who recently acquired from
Joseph Shenk two adjoining and sim
liar houses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-21
Garage for 38ila Street Site

Hup Realty Company Inc. J. Chr. G.
hupfel. president, bought 3l7 to 321
East Thirty eighth Street. plot 75x
100 The purchasers viii erect a
garage or the site, plans Of which are
now being prepared by Bruno W.
Berrnr & Nnn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-21
Sale Of Greenwich Village Loft

Peter Schmidt and the Bergman
Realty Company bought from Matte
Cammeyer the sx-story store and lofts
at the northeast corner of Carmine and
Blocker strects 1ax6O