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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-19
Standing
Special to The Ardmoreite)

Paris, Texas, Sept. lS.--The Snap
pers, by hitting the ball hard at oppor-
tune times. defeated Ardmore here to-
day by score of to 0. Moore. in the
box for the home club pitched great
game holding the Pops to seven
scattered hits and at no time was in
danger. The hitting and fielding or
Reynolds featured the game. Reynolds
drove in three of the Snapper runs
and scored three times and figured
In fast double play. The clubs play
here again Monday.
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Summary: Runs. RigginbotIam. Rey.
nolds 3. Trammell. DOdd. Coyle. Byrne;
error, Jones; two base hits, Clopp,
Reynolds 2, Stagner, Webb, Byrnes;
sacrifice hits, DOdd. Trammel; stolen
bases, Higginbotham. Jones, double
play. Young to Behren to Kizziar,
Reynolds to Trammel; pitching record.
off Young 2 hits. 2 runs, out in
fourth, Ferguson hit | run, one out
in first: base on balls. off Moore 1,
Young !. Ferguson !. Tate 1; struck
out by Moore I. Ferguson 2, Tate 3;
Passed balls, Allen 2, left on bases,
Paris 3. time Of game hours; UNI
pires, Lawson and Heitt.
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Giants Continue to Win

New York. Sept. ls.-The New York
Giants continued their winning streak
Sunday and have a four and one.half
game lead in the national league In
the American league New York nosed
ahead in the pennant race with q two
point margin winning their game while
Cleveland lost theirs,
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Football Star Dead

Nashville. Tenn, Sept. 19.-Gilmer
Greenlaw of Columbia. Tenn, captain
of the 1911 Vanderbilt football team.
died at local hospital of broken
neck. sustained two weeks ago when
he dived from q launch in the Cum.
berland river.
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SNAPPERS POUND DELIVERY OF FOUR ARDMORE
YWlRLERS HARD WHILE MOORE HOLDS THE PEPS
SCORELESS = PARIS TAKES SIXTH GAME. s TO O
EIGHTH INNING
ArtlinOre-Young. strike

ArdmOre-Young: strike / foul
strike 2. ball 2, grounds out to Tram
neil; Clopp: strike /, grounds out.
Reynolds to Trammell: Behren: flies
out to Coyle. No runs. no hits. no er
rors.
Paris-ByrDe: Lemasters relieves
Allen behind baD ball |. strike 1.
ball ,, foul strike ., ball 3. 2.bagger
TO center; Stagner: ball /, foul (Byrne
TO third when Tate tries TO catch him
or second and hit Byrne on back, ball
rolling to center). foul. strike .. foul.
strike and out; Moore strike /
singles to center, scoring Byrne: Irby.
singles to left and Moore to second:
Higginbotham: ball /, ball ., foul. foul
strike = strike and out; Reynolds:
ball |, strike l. ball 2, grounds to
Lovelace forcing Irby at second. One
run hits, no errors.
NINTH INNING
ArdmOre-Jones: ball /. strike l,
ball ?, singles to center; Kizzar: flies
out to Byrne; Tate: strike /. foul strike
2, ball /, ball g flies out to Byrne;
Lovelace ball /, strike /, foul strike 9,
high foul fly to Byrne. No runs. no
hits, no errors
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Don Brown, Memphis, 1886; Traynor.
Birmingham, 1886; Bernsen. Birming-
ham. .335; Harper. Little Rock. 32s
Stewart Birmingham, 1885, Wano. Lit
tie Rock. 1926; Williams, Memphis.
1926; Anderson, Chattanooga. 1924.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-19
Balloon Race Starts

Brussels, Sept. l9.-With intermit-
tent showers and strong easterly winds
the contestants in the balloon race
for the James Gordon Bennett trophy
left the ground here Sunday.
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TY COBB MAKES GAIN IN SLUGGING HONORS;
HElLMAN STILL LEADING WITH FOUR POINTS,
HORNSBY LEADS NATIONALS WITH MARK 4O1

Chicago, Sept. -19.-Ty Cobb was the
only member of the quartette which
last week went into the stretch fight.
ing for the batting honors Of the
American League. who made gain
during the week The Georgia peach
added four points to his average, Civ.
ing him a mark Of 1874 for the runner
up honors. Harry Heilman. Detroit's
smuggling outfielder, struck a slump in
his hitting and dropped to 1893, just
four points in front of mis- boss. Babe
Ruth, Of the Yankees, the third
member Of the slugging quartette
travelled along on about $3.50 ba-
sis. dropping one point He is third
with 1882. George Sisler of St Louis
who a week ago was crowding on
the heels Of the leaders, did not do
so well with the willow and has
dropped to .374, loss of seven points.
According to averages released to-
day which include games of Wednes-
day, Ruth, failed to break his home
run record of A circuit drives estab.
llshed in 1920 and equalled again
last week However, the big south.
paw has increased his lead as a run
getter having registered 1872 times,
his total base march being Ala bases,
the result Of 1856 hits. Besides the cir
cult drives Ruth has batted out 40
doubles and 13 triples.
The averages are for players who
have participated in so or more games
are as follows for some other ltad.
ing batters:
Speaker, Cleveland, 1866; Tobin, St
Louis, 1868; jacobson. St. Louis 346;
e. Collins, Chicago, 343; Strunk,
Chicago, .342; eVach, Detroit .341
Williams, st. Louis 1888.
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Where They Play Today
ST. Louis at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Boston.
Two scheduled.
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Holyoke. Mass. Sept ie.-officials
Of the Eagle Lodge OF paper makers
last night agreed to accept under pro.
,es, a wage reduction of 10 per cent
effective to-day. The cut affects more
than 1000 workers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-19
Official Southwestern
League Standing Close
Second Half of Season

Muskogee, Okla, Sept. 1s.-Accord.
ing to the official standing published
here today the teams in the South
western League finished the second
season yesterday as follows:
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Cincinnati 6.l0. Boston 3.S.
Chicago Is; Brooklyn OIL.
st. Louis 6: Philadelphia 4.
Three scheduled.
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s u NJ NJ A RIES
TEXAS LEAGUE

Dallas So; Shreveport A..
Houston 81; Beaumont 2.j.
Fort Worth IL. Wichita Falls 0.
Galveston 1873: San Antonio 90.
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Final Standin.
AMERICAN LEAGUE

New York &; Detroit ..
Washington 4: Cleveland I.
Two schednled
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THE GAME
FIRST INNING

ArdmOre-Clopp: bali !. strike +.
ball 2. ball 3, strike 2, foul, 2.bagger
t. left center; Behren: ball /, ball g.
strike ], strike q foul, ball 3. strike
and out: Jones: strike ! ball strike
2, foul. ball 2, grounds out, Dodd to
Trammell. and Clopp TO third: Kiz-
ziar: strike l, foul strike 2. grounds
out, Dodd to Trammell. No runs. one
hit no errors.
Paris-Irby: grounds out Behren to
kizzar: Higginbotham: strike /, foul
.triie 2. grounds out. Behren ~ ii.z-
ziar; Reynolds: ball /, bal 2, strike l.,
ball 3, strike 2. flies ou. to left,
Jones making spectacular catch. No
runs, no hits, no errors.
SECOND INNING
ArdmOre-Tate: ball /. strike l..
Singles to left and goes to second
when Byrne fumbles ball: Lovelace:
foul strike /, ball l. ball 2, strike 2,
ball 3. strike and out: Ogilvie: strike
], ball 1, strike 2, grounds out. Dodd
to Trammell, and Tate ii third; Allen:
strike /. strike 2, flies out TO Tram.
nell. No runs, one hit. one error.
Paris-Trammell: ball /, strike !, &,
ball 2, strike 2. ball 8, ball 4, and
walks; Dodd; strike /. grounds to
Young and Trammel out at second
and Dodd out at first double play
Young to Ogilvie TO Kizziar) Coyle:
flies out to Lovelace No runs. no hits,
no errors.
THIRD INNING
Ardmore-YOung: ball /, strike I,
rounds out to Trammell; Clopp: strike
l. strike 2, ball /. ball 2, strike 3
and out; Behren: ball |. strike l. foul
strike .. ball 2, ball g. strike and
out. No runs, no hits, no errors.
Parfs-Byrne: ball !. ball 2. strike
!, ball 3. strike g flies out 10 Jones:
Staner: strike |. ball |, ball 2. rounds
TO short and out. Behren to Kizziar:
Moore: strike l. rounds to short and
out. Behren to Kizziar No runs. no
hits no errors.
FOURTH INNING
ArdmOre-Jones: ball /, ball 2, ball
3. ball 4 and walks; Kizziar: foul.
strike 2. ball /. strike 3 and out: Tate:
ball !, Zones steals second) strike !,
strike 2, flies out TO Byrne; Lovelace:
rounds out. Higginbotham to Tram
nell. No runs, no hits. no errors.
Paris-lrby: ball |. ball g. strike |
strike ., flies out to Jones: Higgin-
bothom: foul. flies to left and Jones
drops ball. Higginbotham going 70
second. Reynolds: (Higginbotham
steals third) ball /, doubles to right
and Higginbotham scores; Trammell:
foul. strike .. grounds to Ogilvie on
inficld hit and safe at first and Rey.
nolds to third: Dodd: flies out to Jones.
Reynolds scoring on THROWN and
Trammell To second; Coyle: ferguson
relieves Young on Mound) young re-
Loves Osilvic. at secondD strike /. sin.
les to right scoring Trammell. Byrnc:
foul. foul strike .. bali !, foul. strike
: and out. Three runs, three hits. one
I.rUr
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SUITS FILED IN
DISTRICT COURT

When the criminal docket of dis.
trict court is taken up here on Octo-
Der 10, the court will open each morn
ing with a murder case. according TO
the schedule being arranged and print
ed today. Only 80 cases are included
in the docket, the majority of them
being new cases. Classified by of.
fenses larceny leads with ten cases.
followed by murder, nine cases; OBJ
tanning money under false pretense,
six; assault. bogus checks and receive
ing stolen property, five each; embez.
Element -four and statutory offense
three
The docket is, arranged so that adj
journment of the court can be had on
or about October 20.
Cases filed in district court to noon
today are listed as follows: w. j..
Scott vs.. Ardmore STANDARD OIL Co..
ct al money judgment; Hettie Lynch
VS.. Robert Lynch, divorce, alleging
abandonment; First National Bank vs..
Humble Oil and Refining Co., appear
for judgment; NJ. u. Beard VS.. Lizzie
Hutchlns, executriX, petition for order
to make conveyance; Joe y. Phelan
vs.. c. w. Dobbins, money due on
note; Shapleigh Hardware Co.. vs..
G. \. Williams, ct al, money due on
account.
Mrs. Irene 4. Richards Of Kansas
City has filed petition for Injunction
in district court against Buck Car.
rett sheriff Of Carter county to stay
sale of property for taxes. The petl-
toner alleges that the assessment Is
made against the wrong property and
person.
Preliminary hearing for Rex Baxter
on charge of shooting and, killing
Ace Ford, young white man. at tho
fair grounds last Thursday night. has
been set for Thursday. Sept. -. Baxt
ter is now being held in the county
Jail
Wylic Smith, rig builder, who is
charged with the killing Of Mrs. Nellie
Suawn at Heallton last Friday night.
then wounding himself by sending a
bullet through the left sid6 OF his
skull, Is resting nicely In his cell at
the county Jail today Doctors state
that he has a small chance to recover.
Date Of u preliminary hearing will not
be set until it is determined whether
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-19

The board of county commissioners
met in adjourned session this morn
ing and Immediately took up routine
matters. Sometime during the after
noon session bids We're received for
the erection of the Check-Love school
in district No. 30, and the Prairie
View school in district Z.
Aviator Arthur Oakley, in company
with Jack Bronson, left today for
Houston where they will inspect an
airplane that Mr.. Bronson is intending
purchasing. If the purchase is made
the party will return to Ardmore by
air either Wednesday or Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Cook Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Calder and Mrs. Verna Cur.
tiss motored to sulphur Sunday morn
ing to spend the day
Anderson II. Henson Of Hcaldton
was married to Miss Amy Palmer of
Ardmore Saturday afternoon by JUS
tice Of the Peace w. y. Butcher, at
his office in the courthouse.
Marriage licenses have been issued
TO Harold Leroy Smith Of Ardmore
to Miss Thercsc Dolores Burns cr
Falls River Mass; James Ray Dil.
linger OF Norman. to Miss Evelyn
Cobb Sattcrfield of Cartersvillc, Gcor.
gia; and to william Il. Howe and
Mrs. Nellie Jackson, both OF Ada.
Aviator Dorsey Askow and DR.. Z.
NJ. Evans OF the Hardy qn.tarium
went to Dallas this morning. where
they Will inspect a Liberty standard
plane, which Or. Hardy coutemplates
buying. IL the purchase Is made. Dr.
Evans viii pilot the plane to Ard.
more tonight The plane will be- used
by Dr, Hardy In making trips To the
nearby towns
Deputy Sheriff Whitson returned
from sherman sunday morning bring
ing with him John McCaulcy. held ou
a charge Of stealing am automobile.
The ear was stolen from an oil field
worker last week aud was located in
the Texas town Friday might hy the
shcrff's department.
In series of raids conducted 10y
the sherifrs department saturday
night and sunday Deputy sheriff Car.
ter carried of the honors 10y having
eight arrests to his credit lie brought
In six women charged with yagruncy.
one man and one alleged pmhpzzlcr.
Deputy Gaines Eot couple Of
drunks. Deputy Hunter rot two wo.
men on statutory charges, hut they
were released after hearing
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-19

Where They Play Today
New York at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia al st. Louis
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of 1881, while Reb Russell the Mime.
apolis slugging outfielder has passed
Art Butler of Kansas City for the
honors as runner.-up to Kirke. Russell
is clouting .375. Buffers mark is .3G9.
Bunny Brief of Kansas City who
smashed out five circuit drives in the
past week, and brought this seasons
record for circuit wallops to 40, is
in fourth place among the batters with
mark Of .364
Brief has increased his lead as a
run getter. He registered 1852 times,
and with his 1877 hits has brought his
total base mark to $751; Besides his
home runs his hits include "A doubles
and 10 triples
Baird of indianapolis, by stealing
two bases duEng the past week, is
showing the way to the base stealers
with SO thefts.
Other leading batters:
Good, Kansas City, 800; Acosta.
Louisville, 354; Fisher, Minneapolis,
1852; Gamer, Milwaukee, .S44; Lear,
Milwaukee, 1888.
Jack Lelivelt of Omaha, leading
batter Of the Western League is well
on the way to break the worlds rec
ord for the most hits in a season.
which was established by George Sis.
Ter of the ST. Louis Americans last
season when he made 257. The Oma.
f,f
for a few days, but acted as a pinch
hitter and cracked out his 252 blow
which has brought his record Tor total
bases to 374. Listed among his hits
are 60 doubles, 8 triples and 10 hom-
ers. He also increased his lead as a
run getter, by scoring three times
during the past week. He now has
scored 137 times. He is topping the
batters with an average of 421, while
Harper of Oklahoma City, the runner
up has .39l. and East of Wichita is
next with $50, according to averages
released today and which includes
games Of last Tuesday. The averages
are for players who have participated
in so or more games
Haney Of Omaha by adding another
base to his stolen base record is set.
ting the pace among the base steal
ers with AZ thefts
Beck of Wichita cracked out n
brace of circuit drives and is leading
the home run hitters with &c.
Other leading batters:
Metz. Sioux City, 1866; Griffin. oma.
ha, $685. Davis, Tulsa, .3G2; Fisher,
St Joseph. 36l; Robertson, Joplin,
.345; Lee, Omaha, .343; Query, Sioux
city. $40.
I. NJ. Boone Of New Orleans failed
to change his average OF a week
ago. and continues TO top the batters
of the Southern Association with a
mark of .391, according to averages
released today and which include gumes
Of last Tuesday. Griffith a teammate.
increased his average for the runner.
up honors 10 .356, while Polly McI.ar.
ry OF Memphis is next with 1852.
Boone has made ZIG hits for to-
tai Of 32S bases. his hits including 40
doubles, 26 triples and homers.
High Of Memphis, is out in front
among the run getters with l3l tallies.
while Bernsen Of Birmingham, who
cracked out three homers in the past
week is showing the way to the four
base hitters with 20 circuit drives
Stuart, also of Birmingham. is blaz-
ing the way to the base stealers with
Go thefts, having negotiated seven
since tie last compilation of figures.
Other leading batters for so or more
games:
Bogart. New Orleans. .345; Burke,
Nashville. .345; Camp. Memphis. $40;
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-19

The civil docket Of district court
was resumed this morning at o'clock
thus entering the second week. During
last week the court made good time
and disposed Of all cases on the dock
at
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-19

Jack Fournier, first baseman Of
the st. Louis Cardinals enjoyed
good week with the bat in the Nation
his teammate. Rogers Hornsby for
the batting honors of the senior ma
jor circuit. The big Frenchman is
hitting 1852, while Hornsby dropped
five points, but continued to top the
batters who have participated in so
or more games with a mark of .4O1
according to the averages released
today and which include games Of
last Wednesday.
Hornsby increased his lead as
run getter, having scored 122 runs
for his club. With his 220 hits he
also brought his record for total
bases to 800. His hits include 3s
doubles, lG triples and 20 home runs
As home run hitter, the st. Louis
star is giving great promise Of over.
taking George Kelly, Of the Giants
who is out in front with % circuit
crashes. Kelly failed to add to his
mark of a week ago. Frisch of the
N''N''AN'f ipAA'I " ANAA lllo HAbitll Ddnt
record above the AZ reached a week
ago.
Other leading batters for so or more
games:
Cutshaw. Pittsburgh. $50: Roush
Cincinnati. .34S; McHenry. st. Louis,
.345; Cruise. Boston. .341 MeuseI,
New York. 355; T.. Smith, New York
1888; Frsch, New York, 1882: Mann,
st. Louis, 33l.
Jim Thorpe whose athletic prowess
in the Olympic games at Stockholm
in 1912, startled the universe has
made wonderful strides among the
batters Of the American Association
players who have participated in so
or more games. The big Indian who
is member of the Toledo club has
climbed to fifth place with an aver.
age Of 1868. Jay Kirkc. the Louisville
slugger, although suffering slight
falling off in his stick work. contin.
ued to top the batters with an average
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FIFTH INNING

Acknowledgment: flies out TO
lhN Alien. strike ! strike .. strike
and ou' Young: ball !. ball g bali
striyc ! sirirc . grounds out.
iiipcinou him to Trammcl No runs.
10 hiis. NJ errors
Paris gncr: hall |. ball . ball
3 hnll and walks: Moore: ball |,
strike .. foi sirikr .. ball :, foul.
.rike nrd out; Irby: ball |. strike
| hit - read by pitched hall and
irby to firs and Stapncr to secodd:
Hirginbni6am ball |, hall .. lizard.
ing relieves Ferguson on mound)
1rounds 10 sh'rt forcing Irby at Sec
,Ad, T. B'hrcn to Young. tHiggin ,Otham
pM, trying i. steal second darling
lc Young No runs. NJ hits. no errors.
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SEVENTH INNING

Ardmorc-Tate. ball /. strike l..
grounds cut. Reynolds to Tramm,ll:
l.oyelace. foul. strike : singles down
left field line and out. ut second try.
ing to stretch hi. BNrnc to Higgin.
bo,ham webb: strike /. strike ?. 2.
bargcr to right: Allen. strike /. strike
2. foul. bali /. strike and out. No
runs. two hits. no ertvrs.
Paris-Reynolds ball l. ball 3 strike
I. bali Z. ball 4. and walks. Trsmmell.
hall /. trassed boil Reynolds going to
second ball :. ball =. strike /. n,ey.
no,ds steals third flies out to Jones
and Reynolds scores on thrown. Dodd.
strike /. ball l. strike ,. singles to
-.nier. Coyle, strike |. foul strike ?.
.stfike . and out. Byrne foul. bali 1.
i Doij out trying to steal second. Al
1rn TO YouisD. one run. one hit. no
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-19
CITY BRIEFS

With the exception of two, all negro
rural schools in the county have dis
missed for a period Of four weeks in
order that children can be used in
the cotton fields. The schools will be
re-opened on or about October II.
Mrs. Minnie b. Church, home dem.
onstration agent, has gone TO her
former home at McAlester to be at
the bedside Of her mother. Mrs. Spen-
ser, who is critically ILL., Mrs. Church
left late Saturday.
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SIXTH INNING

Nrdmore-Clopp; strike I. beats ou;
nr.cld hit down third base line: Bch.
rem ball l. flies out to lrby. scnsa.
Onnl catch. jones. strike /. single,
~ lcf; ana Clopl 10 second. Kizziar
grounds TO Reynolds forcing Clopp q,
lhrd and double out Reynolds to
rrammcll. and kizziar out at first.
~ runs, hits. no errors.
Parls-Iteynolds: ball |. ball 2, g
Dagger to left: Trammcll: strike I, bali
|. grounds out. Young to kizziar, Rey-
nolds going to third; Dodd ball.1, bali
=. hall 3, ball I and walks: Coyle:
bll |, grounds to Tate and Reynolds
safe at home after attempt of ficldcrs
choice. Tate To Allen; Byrne: foul.
tall /. ball :. grounds out to Ki1ziar
and Dodd to third and Coylc to second:
Stagncr: ball !, ball .. s.bagger to
center scoring Dodd and Coylc. Moore:
singles 10 center, Stagncr going To
third ana Moore 10 second on IN.
thrown. lrby; strike |, ball L. trate
relieves Harding on mound. Lovclacc
relieves Young AT second. Young re-.
Lcvcs Behren at short. Behren re.
levcs Tate at third. Webb relieves
l.ovelaec in right ficld)l hit by pitched
ball on leg and .akcs first. and bases
filled iligginbotham: strike |. flies
out to ClOpp In center. Three runs.
three hits, no errors
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The docket is, arranged so that adj
journment of the court can be had on
or about October 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-17
APARTMENTS TO LEr-FuRNrsrsED
Manhattan

A0TH ST. 149 EAST Capt. 94)-Beautiful
new three-roo elevator Apartment:
handsomely furnished. Seen f-6 Murray
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-17
Real Estate News
House Buying Goes On
Apace in Bronx Sections
Investors Continue 10 Hold
First Place in the
Movement

Eugene L. Larkin sold for the Stada-
coma Company, Inc, the ten-reom
dwelling, on a plot of four and one
half lots, on the westerly corner of
Spuyten Duyvil Parkway, Netherlands
Avenue and West 2S9th Street. to Rob
ert Donaldson, who will occupy the
mouse The property has frontage of
$50 feet along the parkway.
George Ranzow sold to Benjamin F.
Klein, 25xloo, on the west side of Com
MI,onweaftn Avenue, liz feet south of
West Fordham Road.
John OLeary sold to Max Moscowitz
1925 Union Avenue, three story fat,
22x132.7.
The cambridge Construction Com
pany sold to the Masso Realty Cor
poratlon, lo0x10a11x irregular, at the
northeast corner of Bedford Park
Boulevard and Jerome Avenue.
Rose Zimmerman sold to christopher
c. Egan 247 Bedford Park Boulevard
three-story fat, 25x100.
Florence Raidabough sold to Herbert
I. Kahn 457 East 141st Street, a two
story dwelling, 1S.9x100.
isabel Johnson sold to Giovanni B.
Coiucci 2307 Cambrelling Avenue, a
two-story dwelling, 159x100.
Benjamin Rutchik sold to Herman
Lepow, 75x95, on the west side of East
burn Avenue, 93.S feet north Of 173d
Street.
The Maia Realty Corporation sold to
Samuel Horowitz 1853 lntervale Ave
nue., an apartment house, 426xl0O.
Julia F. Baldwin sold to Joseph Ber-
tucci 1903 Creston Avenue, . Y story
dwelling, 50x120
j. Romano Brown sold to Thomas P.
Metakes, 118x132x irregular, on the
east side of Kingsbridge Road, about
S26.3 feet north of 234th Street.