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The Holt County sentinel., 1921-04-08
Hotel Atlantic

Everett Schaeffer returned home,
Thursday, from liolyoke, Colorado.
Waller Scott, Of st. Joseph, came
up last Wednesday evening, and spent
the night and Thursday, here with his
mother, Mrs, l.. ]. Scott and other
relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. T.. Brock were visit
ing several days last week with their
son. V. IL. Brock and family, in Ore
gon.
VIM. Wood attended the quarter.
ly meeting of the Farmers Mutual
Insurance Co., in Mound City, Satur-
day. :.
Gus Norris was transacting busi-
ness in st. Joseph, Saturday.
Mrs. Albert Hall went to Falls
City, Nebr., Saturday TO be at the bed
side of her niece, Mrs. Bryon Hinkle
Of Fortescue, who is in the hospital
there, and has been oDerated upon fol
appendicitis. Her mother, Mrs. j. A
Brown, is also there with her.
e. p. Turney received a card. las,
week from his uncle, |. IL. Lunsford
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-04-08
Notice Of Final Settlement.

Notice is hereby given that the un-
designed, Wilson b. Duncan and Rob-
ert A. Duncan, Executors Of the
Estate Of John B. Duncan, deceased,
will make final settlement Of their
accounts with said estate as such
executors at the next term Of the Pro-
bate Court of Holt County, Missouri,
to be holden at Oregon, in said county.
on the 9th day Of May, A. d., 1921.
WILSON b. DUNCAN,
ROBERT A. DUNCAN.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-04-08
Notice of Final Settlement.

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned, 7. F. Pebley, Executor Of
the Estate of VIM. Lipps, deceased,
will make final settlement Of his ac-
counts with said estate as such execu-
tor at the next term Of the Probate
Court of Holt County, Missousi, to be
holden at Oregon, in said county, on
the 9th day of May, A. d., 1921.
7. +. PEBLEY, Executor.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-04-08

ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Hopper and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Clate Schaeffer
and family, Miss Mildred Hopper, Mr..
and Mrs. Charley Hoover, Mrs. Frank
Waggoner and Mr.. and Mrs. Oral No
land and Alta Mae. All reported o
good time and said they would like
to go back again some time.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-04-08
Sheriff's Sale Under Trust Deed.

Whereas, Charles Miller and Sarah
Ellen Miller, his wife, by their deed
of trust of date February 20, 1918,
and recorded in the Recorders office
of Holt County, Missouri, in Book
1876, at page 406, conveyed to Sam
,O'Fallon the following described real
estate to-wit: All Of Lots Twelve
hu2) and Thirteen (l3), In Block No.
Seven (7), in the City Of Forest, Holt
County, Missouri, In Trust, to secure
the promissory note and the interest
thereon in said Trust Deed described;
that Sam O'Fallon, the trustee named,
has refused to execute the Trust and
exercise the power TO him given by
the terms of said Trust Deed; that the
undersigned is the duly qualified and
acting Sheriff Of Holt County, Mis-
souri,, and as such has succeeded to
the powers and duties of the Trustee
named in Rid Trust Deed; that the
legal holdd 'of said note has request
led me, the undersigned, acting
Sheriff Of Holt County, Missouri, to
execute said Trust and sell the prop
erty above described for the payment
of said debt and the defaulted interest
| thereon, now therefore in considera-
tion of said request and in default of
the payment Of the interest on the
said note, I will on Monday. the 9th
day Of May, 1921, at the Court House
Door In the City Of Oregon, Holt
County, Missouri, proceed to sell the
property hereinbefore described, at
public vendue, TO the highest bidder,
for the purpose of satisfying said
Trust.
ALBERT w. SEEMANi
Acting Sheriff Of Holt County, Mis-
l7T - snsrvi and Truatea K ~
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Notice of Final Settlement.

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned, Administrator Of Partner
ship Estate of Joe and Pres Carter, q
partnership, will make final settle
ment Of his accounts with said estate
as such administrator at the next term
Of the Probate Court Of Holt County,
Missouri, TO be holden at Oregon, In
said County, on the 9th day Of May,
A. D., 1921. PRES CARTER,
Administrator Of Partnership Estate
of Joe and Pres Carter.
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district, Is nloV,ne .n,s "eeN W ''o'"u
olty; 20 MAKE "a p, n,s no,.'e' '. ,,;.,,;, Mo-,
Mrs. 4. heeu was 'S'ips p s,vn .
aay ~ ner so, noh'e' D. D' i'ee' anu
iami,y, a' nap,e' ,, r.,,,
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nignt an9 oa'uroay VIII" nuSse"
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uaus, s Tas ~ s pa,.i,ar Gsio
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Vas S. horn s,th his s;stnr Mrs q g
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'iense p.;,;n S.h,o.zho,or ro,,,r.
81 hou"n sa,nrdav n,sbt from Ho,ton.
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na''SaS' ""e'e "e '"' wv" y" ''
n,,i,,h, Noyor aud f,r;,v and
a.. cisa,,. Uaa,or snont S,,dav
with Mrs. Meyers mother, Mrs. India
Price, at Oregon.
Rev. J. A. Moorman, wife, son,
Albert, and daughter, Charlotte, and
his mother spent Friday evening at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. D. T.. En-"
cry. Rev. Moorman was formerly
pastor Of the NJ. T.. church at Win.
ston, NO., Of which church Mr.. and
Mrs. Emery were members before
coming to Forest City. Rev. Moor
man is now pastor OF the church at
Reasnor, Iowa, and they are visiting
his mother and sister near Mound
City for few days.
John Burricr, of Fort Leaven-
worth, Kansas, came Saturday eve
ming and spent few days here with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Bur-
ricr, returning to Leavenworth, Mon
day evening.
&C. A. Moser went to Fortescue,
where he made a visit at the Chas.
Rhodes and Lawrence Pilkington
Miss Alice Banks. Of Preston,
Ncb., who has been visiting here, left
Tuesday for Kansas City, where she II
making few days visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Asher and family, and from
there she will 20 to Abilene, Kansas,
for a two months visit with her broth
err. W. r. Banks and family.
Miss Anna Anderson went to st.
Joseph, Sunday evening, where she
spent a few days. this week.
Mrs. Ernest Gooffroy is on the
sick list at the home Of her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Dunn, in Della, Kansas.
We hope for her early recovery.
Mrs. Harry Brant and children
returned TO their home in Savannah,
1 Thursday, after n weeks visit here
with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Reuben Foutz, Of the Oak
land district, visited last Thursday at
the L, A. Banks home.
Mrs. T., 4. Wells returned TO her
home In RushyilIe, Mo, Saturday, af-
ter an extended visit here with her
daughter, DR.. II. L. Gardner and fam.
| iI,,
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-04-08

Dan Kunkel, ST.. has traded some
Of his South Missouri land to John
Stone for his West Side restaurant
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-04-08

A, Idlcwilde.
Splendid Bible school last Lord
day-Si present. Full house at IN
1i:00 o'clock and 300 o'clock servic,
Baptizing at $500 o'clock at Big LAX,
Sunday. Sunday school at 1850
o'clock next Sunday. All invited.
A. M.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-04-08

Forest City Methodist Church.
Sunday school every Sunday. 1000
a. m.
Preaching every Sunday at ll:00 a.
M, also at 7:45 p. m.
Devotional and Bible study every
Wednesday at 7:4b p. m.
Everybody has a cordial welcome to
all these services. Don't forget TO
come. X. \.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
s2z 500 Yearly Rental
For eth Avenue Corner

The old three and four-story build
ings 81 the southeast corner of Seventh
Avenue and Fifty-sixth Street, 75x1o0,
have been leased by John May to
Michael j. Buckley, who will pay an
annual rental Of s27,500 for twenty
years, with the privilege of two
twenty-one year renewals.
Cushman & Wakefield. Inc, leased
Offices At - Vanderbilt Avenue to the
American Insulasor Corporation and
Bankers Equity Corporation, and addi-
tional space in the Marlin-RockweIl
Building, Madison Avenue and Forty
sixth Street, 10 the Marlin Rockwell
Corporation.
Douglas L. Gilman & Co., Inc,
leased the fifth floor at IL East Forty
sixth Street to Furniture Studios, Inc.
Of Grand Rapids, Mich, for a show
room and saiesroon
Albert s. Ashforth, Inc. has leased
space al ITS Broadway to the
Anlsrica-india Industrial Corporation
and space IN the Metropolitan Com
mercial Building at 56s Broadway, to
'I'al.iiower Brothers, with Taneabaun,
& Strauss.
Brown, Wheelock Company. Inc.
with Albert 3. Ashforth. Inc, rented
otices in the Munson Building. e7-69
Wall Street, te Dwight s Scoville, and
also to William S. Hine & Co.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
o. r.. koechel Rents Suite
In Park Avenue Anartmenis

Douglas L. Gilman g. Co. leased an
apartment of fourteen rooms and five
baths ct go Park Avenue to O. r.
koechel; at All Park Avenue to Miss
Mary L. Anderson; at 571 Park Avenue
to Miss Juanita Ebbsnith: at T3 East
Fifty-sixth- Street to Ralph V. Tenent.
and duplex apartment at sc West
Fifty-eighth Street to Edward T. Cock
croft.
Gaines, Van Nostrand & Morrison
leased apartments at is Gramercy
Thirty-eighth Street to Frank S. Hill;
at 107 East Thirty-ninth Street to DR..
Marion Z. Manter, and at West Fifty
third Street to Albert r. Reid.
Culver &, Co. leased apartments at
131-135 East Sixty sixth Street to John
D.. Coffin; at 130-134 East Sixty seventh
Street to Mrs. Jane |. Dutton; at 139
East Sixty sixth Street to Gilbert
Kenny, and at SO West Fifty second
Street to Warner Bishop.
Pease & Gilman leased apartments at
$50 Park Avenue to Bayard C. Hoppin
at 375 Park Avenue to C. L. McManus
at 1887 Madison Avenue to T. J. God
dard at 1S0 West Fifty-seventh Street
20 Mrs. c. S. Webb, at 151 Central
Park West TO Mrs. l.. P. Mitchell, at !
West Seventy~second Street to Mrs. B
t. Howard, at 165 West Seventy-second
Street to Maurice Schiller and at 60
West Seventy-hfth Street to II. A,
Beaton jr.
E Worthington Whitehouse Inc. has
rented furnished for Mrs. Edna Van
Dyke an apartment at 80 West Fifty
eighth Street TO Mias Leonora Hughes.
Maurice Wertheim leased an apart
ment at $50 Lexington Avenue to George
Little and Harry Keller.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
Trading in Big
Apartments ON
Upper W est Side
Block Front in Wadsworth
Ave. Sold: Hudson View
and New Windsor Pass
to New Owners Hands

The Neptune Realty Company sold
ss- the Great Northern Apartment Cor
sosztioa the block front on the east
side oF Wadsworth Avenue, between
,sath and isoth streets, improved with
sarse fve-story apartment houses, COX
10 each.
The Hudson View, six-story ele-
vasor building, with seven stores, at
sas southeast corner Of broadway and
t.stls Street, I25xt6o. was sold by the
Asdsmore Estate to Abraham Crosney.
eserAtor. The building is divided into
:partmentS CT seven families on each
Seer.
slawsoa s Hobbs sold for the ori-
aoco Realty Company the New Wind
ser. a seven-story elevator apartment
4. aes Central Park West. 5ox1o0 to
the Eli DAY Realities, Inc. (Sidnev Loeb
n, nresident) TOR investment.
Helen Weinbergcr sold to Lillian
8orSenicht q five-story store tenement
xt 1926 Madison Avenue. 25.5x95.
isarold C. Mathews acquired two
fve-ssory fats at f6o and i62 West
Ninety-eighth Street, 40xio0.11.
Ht OSNH@sA iAttPtVNS4stSk<t company
scid to Barnet Levine z five-story store
tanenient AZ 1S40 Second Avcnuey 25.Sx
loGf.
The Maryland Mortgage Company
sod TO Jennie Bessie six-story tene-
ment with stores az t61 West Twenty
sixth Street 25N9s9
Lucy J. 0'Coanell sold to Thomas F
0ce<lsk 4 five-storv store tenement at
2i9l Second Avenue, z4.11xf00
Antonio Rlzzotto sold to Nary f.
Milane two six-story store tenenlents
at saI and 313 East 112th Street, SAX
Io0 Il.
La Falce Ss CO. sold to Mary A. Vie !
4 four-Story store tenement at 1926
Second Avenue, 25x74.
Adolph Kuhn sold to Samuel Papel
TWO fve-Story store tenements at 53S
and a35 East Sixth Street. 25xe0 10
each
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
Women Among Buyers
Of Pearsau Estate Lots
Parcels in Westchesicr Square
Section of Bronx Bring
Ayeraue nf $500 Each

The last holding OF the Pearsall
estate, consisting of eighty-eight lots
and opposite the Woodmanstcn Inn and
adjoining the Arrow estate on Will
iamsbridge Road in the Westchester
Square section of the Bronx, were sold
at auction by Bryan l.. Kennedy in
Vesey Street salesroom yesterday
the lots sold brought and average Of
more than $500 each. One of the
largest buyers was Mrs. Kleinfelder,
who for some months past has been an
active speculator in real estate.
The first lot sold by Mr.. Kennelly,
the northwest corner of Williamsbridge
Road and Van Nest Avenue, was
bought by William f. Daniel. lawyer,
for $4,000. The two lots adjoining
were bought by Mrs. Margaret Queen
andon for $4,000. The seven lots ad-
Joining these were bought for $4,000
BY h. s. Stewart, q lawyer, represent
ing Joseph Pani, owner of the Wood
lnansten Inn. The lot at the north
west corner of Van Nest and Yates
avenues was bought by Mrs. Mathilda
n. klemfelder for $1,050, who also
bought two lots on Williamsbridge
Road, east of Van Nest Avenue, for
s1,a0o, and three lots on Yates Ave-
nue., west OF Van Nest Avenue, for
$l,500.
Mrs. Anthony Diglic bought The
northwest corner OF Williamsbridge
Road for $1,000, Mrs. r. Shields two
lots on Yates Avenue for $1,000, J. II.
Uhleudorf three lots on Williamsbridge
Road for $2,400, George T. Bernard
builder, FIVE lots on Yates Avenue for
$4,000; Frank L. Kelly two lots on
Herring Avenue for $s25, Richard
Ragonese three lots on williamsburg
Road for $500.
Other buyers at the sale were David
Lamond, Carl M. P. Pedersen, John j.
Schoppmeyer, l.. A. Roy, William
Aichele, William Egan, Andrew Duff
and Giovanni Balestrero.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
Real Estate News
Activity i'm Residential
Properties i'm the Bronx
Modern Apartment House ON
University Avenue Figures
in 4 Resale

aarry Calm sold to Charles Fred
r'cks. who resold the same to Charles
seek, the five-s story modern apartment
se She northeast corner of University
avenue and Brandt Place. 5ox1oo.
alexander Selkin and Carl Jatfe sold
Ter William Greenherger northeast cor
ner or bristow Street, two-storv store
25x100. y
The Hudson r. Rose COMPANY sold
to Thomas Broughal two-storv dwell
ing st $50 linton Avenue, 16.Sx1oo.
Harry Levy sold TO Joseph WoIvofsky
fhree~story dwelling at 65S East
15Sth Street, lS.bxs5.
Mayer Gottlieb sold to Rose Track
man two-story dwelling at 95a Rogers
Place, l6,Sxao.
Schwah & Co. sold for Mr.. Dcutch
the two-family house at Ills jackson
Avenue, 23xS-
Harry Robitzek sold to Louis Rosen-
feic two~story dwelling at 99S linton
Avenue. 1S.sx10o,
The Hudson P. Rose Company sold to
Peter ]. McCaffrey a two-gtory dwell
ing at o21 Timpson Place. 35xt00
AnrouS r.. Luhmann sold to Richard
independence Street, 25.6x5S.11x irreg-
ular.
Samuel v. Hcimherger sold to
Pnliip Charof u two-story dwelling at
7So East 16ath Street, 3oxI64.9x irreg-
Glar.
Mary kolkebeck sold TO Anna Lieb
the property at l5S East 2o5th Street,
52-5x114.7x irregular.
Henry Yakel sold to Emma NJ Frey
a two-story dwelling at 2os2 Valentine
Avenue. 1S.11x1oo.
The two-family dwelling at sSS East
1e2d Street, 25x1oo, has been sold by
Laumeister & Hermann to buyer for
occupancy.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
Builder a Large Buyer
AT jamaica Lot Sale
Acquires Several Corner Plots
al Auction, Which Will Be
Continued on Saturday

The auction of Jamaica. l.. l., lots
held by Joseph r. Day at the Brooklyn
Salesroons on Tuesday night. will be
continued OIL Saturday next in Land
mann's Hall, Sutphin Boulevard and
Pacific Street Jamaica. The sale was
adjourned for the purpose OF permit
ting the attorneys to consult with the
Title Guarantee and Trust Company so
that certain restrictions on a portion
OF ths property might be modified.
jerome Bergen, builder of Jamaica
purchased q number of corners on
Sutphin boulevard, paying $l,550 each.
The properties included the southwest
corner of Suwanec Avenue, the north
west corner of Arlington Terrace, the
northwest corner of Suwanee Avenue.
the southwest corner of 10Sth Avenue
and the northwest corner of i0Sth Ave
rue. Mr.. Bergen also purchased a
number Of inside lots at prices rang
ing from $500 to $3.50 each.
An Irregular shaped lot on the south
west corner of Sutphin Boulevard and
Harris Neyin for $4,000. Mr.. Nevin
also bought the adjoining plot for
2,150. Inside lots on Sutphin Boule-
ward, between 10sth Avenue and Lin
coin Avenue, werc bought for prices
ranging from $3.50 to $I,175 each. Mr..
Nevin was also the purchaser of the
southwest corner of Sutphin Boulevard
and Ferndale Avenue, for which he
paid $4,000, and the northwest corner
of Sutphin Boulevard and Glassboro
Avenue, the purchase price being
$1,000.
Parisi Perfetti bought the southeast
corner of Lincoln Avenue and Spa
Place, 1oox10o, for $a,3T5, and W. G.
Sutton paid $4,000 for plot, sixty feet
front. on Lincoln Avenue. between
Sutphin Boulevard and Spa Place In
side lots on Liverpool Street, between
Glassboro and Brinkerhoff avenues,
sold for 1926 each.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
Bronx Vacant Sites Bought

Eva v '. Hawkes. sold to Albert J.
Schwarzler the lot. 25x100, on the west
side of Morris Avenue. 100 feet. north
of 167th Street.
Frederick Johnson sold TO Louis Le-
vitin the vacant plot, 75xlo0, ct the
southeast corner Of Beck Street and
Longwood Avenue.
The A. J. Schwarsfer Company sold
to George ". Frank, 1876 Clay Aavnue,
75x66.
Bessie Edelhertz two and a half-story
dwelling at 1854 Bainbridge Avenue,
52x72.1x irregular.
Adele Mah0ny sold to Nicholas w.
Durnin the vacant plot, 50x161.6. on the
vest side of Giles Place, 100 feet south
Of Cannon Place.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
Corn Exchange Bank New
Branch to Cost SII0. 600

The Corn Exchange Bank has award
ed the contract for constructing its
new building st 5is,-545 Cathedral
Parkway, according to Browns Letters.
Inc, Construction Reports. The build
ing will be one-story high and viii cost
approximately $4,000 Plans and
specifications were prepared by S. Ed
son Gage, IS East Forty-nintn Street,
and the contract for the general cor
struction has been awarded to the J
H. Taylor Construction Company, Ito
West Fortieth Street.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
Brown Takes Bronxville
Realty in Deal for Flat

Frederick Brown, in the sale of the
apartments at 507 and SOC West 142d
Street, took in part payment resi-
dence and twelve lots in Bronxville,
Westchester County, which were valued
at more than $4,000. The transaction
was arranged by Byrne g. Bowman as
brokers.
Anthony J. Musco, who purchased
recently from Anthony Campagna and
associates their new apartment house
at Riverside Drive and 159th Street,
gave in part payment the dwellings,, on
plot 50xl.7, at $50 and 56i West 169th
Street, near St. Nicholas Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
Contract Let for 500, 900
Settlement Building Changes

G. Richard Davis g. Co. have been
awarded the contract for constructing
a new settlement building and altering
the Nurses Home for the Henry Street
Settlement Foundation, according TO
Browns Letters, Inc. Construction
Reports. The building will be erected
at Fortieth Street and Park Avenue
and will be of freproof construction,
three stories high. Plans and speci~
fieations were prepared by Henry Will
lsinson, ia East Twenty eighth Street,
and the approximate cost Of the work
is placed at 100000.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17

Avenue. s0xaoo, to Jamas Alton Brad
bury and G, M. Finney. Last week the
Amusement Corporation was an
nounced, and this transaction covers
all interest held by Max J. Kramer and
the Life Amusement Corporation. The
same brokers sold the theater in 1918
to Mr. Bradbury and the Braddon
Amusement Corporation, and eubse-
quently erected for them the roof gar
Gen. with capacity of 1000, the thea
ter having 1,400 seats, To consummate
the transaction it was necessary to Sc
cure the consent of Mrs. Corinne
Roosevelt Robinson, now at Bombay,
India, who was devised this property
: pom the demise of Douglas Robinson.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
Mrs. Henry Ward Beeci1er Buys
Jackson Heights Apartment

Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher purchased
two apartments at 1873 Twenty v-second
Street, Jackson Heights. Mrs. Beecher
will reside with her daughter, who is
Productions at the Playhouse.
Mrs. Mary f. Mcdonald, wife of the
owner of the Mcdonald Construction
Company. has bought an apartment at
Jackson Heights. at us Twenty
Street. Others to buy apartments there
are the Rev. A. A. Ziarko, of the Bap-
list City Mission, at 81 Twenty eighth
Street; Mrs. Marie Anderson Finkel,
manager of the Ranger Rubber Com
pany, Long Island City, at i06 Twenty
first Street; Howell J. Scott. an execu-
tive OF the Transcontinentai Oil Com
pany, at 125 Twenty-third Street w
H. Dickerson, secretary of Meyer &
Brown, Of this city, has also bought
an apartment in the last named houses.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
Ogden J.. Mills Purchaser
Of West 85th ST. Dwelling

Ogden L. Mills is the purchaser Of
the dwelling at sS West Eighty fifth
Street; Minnie Rose, of the southwest
corner of Amsterdam Avenue and 1t1th
Street; Matthew J. Dunn, of 141 West
Eighty-fifth Street, the Mcmillan
Realty and Construction Company, Of
the northwest corner of Central Park
West and Ninety tn Street: Jerome
Griffen, of 1872 West 12Sth Street; John
Gildea, of 220 West 123d Street, and
Nelson B. and Georgia G. Chester, of
Cd West Ninety second Street. All
these properties were recently reported
sold,
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
Business Claims Tenement
La West 18th Street

John ]. Hoeckh, Inc, sold for the
estate of f. HASTEN an old tenement at
434 West Fortyrffth Street, which
will be occupied By the new owner for
business.
C. volzing & Co. Inc, sold for Rob
ert Johnson three-story building at
235 East Fifty eighth Street, 16.5x10o-2,
TO Dennis Carosos.
The James Slip Gospel Mission
bought four-story building with
stores at 19 James Slip, 21.11x36.2.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
Option to Buy Goes With Lease
Of Lower 5tIl Ave. Movie

The three-story Lucky Star Theater,
at 10 AMI 81 First Avenue. southwest
corner of Fifth Street, has been leased
by Kalman Rosenbluth to Frank Elkin,
who also obtains an option to purchase
the property prior TO November. 1925,
for $59,5oo- The property measures ao
feet on the avenue and so feet in ths
street, aud returns a yearly net rental
of from $500 to $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
National Bible Institute
Gets New Location in Bronx

The National Bible Institute pur-
chased for a site of its new Bronx
Hall the plot. 5Ox1o0, at the corner of
Elton Avenue and 1o4th Street. On
the site are two houses and large
hail. which will be used for evangel-
istic meetings and Bible study classes.
The property will be used for the pres
ent and later will be enlarged for the
prosecution of the work of the Bronx
Gospel Hall. The present location Of
the Bronx Gospel Hall is at Eagle Ave-
uue and 156th Street.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
Staten Island Resident
BUYS Home in Channanua

Joseph f. Merriam sold the residence
OF D. c. Serber on Crest Road, Chap
paqua, to Richard Won Dannenberg, of
Staten Island. at "a price in the neigh
Hotel property on Main Street, Mount
Kisco, to NJ. Liebernan, of New York,
held at S25,00G
Prince & Ripley sold for Lester H.
Decker his residence at 1870 Green
ridge Avenue, White Plains, to Will
liam Murray Seaton.
Chaunccy E. Griffen Go. sold for
Mrs. Anna Rasmussen her house and
garage, just completed, on Longview
Avenue in the White Plains Highlands
section OF White Plains, to Albert B.
kroeger
New-York tribune., 1921-11-17
Rent Homes on Park Avenue

Albert B. Ashforth, Inc, leased
Tphn r'T;s rbr;stanber o. y Meyer st se7 Madi-
son Avenue to H. G. Warland and "a
furnished apartment at 440 Park Ave
nue. to ]. II. Patterson.
William A. White & Sons leased to
James Gore Blake the house at Ad3
Park Avenue.
Goodwin & Goodwin rented for the
Marler Realty Company the four-story
dwelling at l45 West 18th Street tc
Nestor Lind.
The Haggstrom Callen Company
leased for FIVE years for Benjamin
Herts the four-story dwelling at f6
West Seyentieth Street TO Margaret
Mccarthy