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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-16

Rafael CABALLERO:-Agsnte De
rsvistss peri6dicos de Pusrte Riss
, do los Estados Unidon. Asepts
ageneias, preerando toda eiass dc
garantfa. Box A1B, Dayam6n,
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rEATRO LIBERTY:

Eva Novak en- la colossal cinta "El
Torente" y una comedia.
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,INE PUERTO RICO

La estupenda production extraordina
ria cinta "La Mujer Ideal" por Clara
Kimball Young.
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BEL1oGRAPH", (catano).

Ell Duetto YARA y ell bonito drama
Missouri
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TEATRo AMERICA:

Francesca Bertini en- ell drama Lila
ma.
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la noticia regreso del gobernador Reilly nj aIguna
monento producdo que la trasm
a cable desde Ia capital de Meco sobe Ia prvegada En-
los enterados del Enriqueta
do luz.
Di6 felicidad, para dicha de comadronas
faniares.
Hay que supone como lenaa de curosos Ia cae de la
pegfada Enrqueta que satisfechG estara oonocer Ia
information notc6n, Ell presidente de la Repdbica
sOidados la patda-excamara el snpatico Aware
obreg6n ST. con cada cien nueres, podra Meico
ganzar ia patria' battalion de invencibIes.
a. Perolos para tristeza de los
patctas de las conadronas de los amiares tabien de
Dice eI cabEe,o eI corresponsal-que Ia pvIegada d
s sue 81 eounad que o oca as uS
E hecho ns6ito. Ha superado esta muer al miso
q csrda que no Sc queda atras Bendo sea Dios como
decia e amigo Pepe Dego odava hay muere mundo que
Sc resgnan roducir gope vsperas
de los cataclisnaos que nos an1enazan
esta Enriqueta pondran Franca el adfn zOOI6
Para compIe
e million de soados que nacean para teneros stos
canto Aeana ueva una osa bastaran con cen cudada-
ria una renta iguaI Ia que consume un battalion
No convendrIan aca estas modernas criadoras
Que las coma eI tigre Ei tigre cemenceau.
Tancredo Pnochet comenta actitudes ustre pc
odsta William Randolph Hearst cree mas en- zen la razon
de fuerza la uerza de la az6n estos nstantes
pantean las mas serias cuestones del mundo.
copa Tancredo Pinochet las paIabras Hearst IngIa-
terra destruction de los Estados Undos pals
& que dice psrodista Frnoa decarac6n
eta ha de hacer los estadista da idea
tendencia de unir estas dos potencas rivaes.
Cfeemos aceada la declaration de principles de Hearst
enc que reere superordad de Ia fueza obe razon
los presentes dfas.
ciertsnaente esa asa stuac6n moral de Ia hunanidad
deben treendas catastofes que suceddo
se esperan La uera 10 esta decdendo todo hay
ccnven que sobre "a uerza esta ell n1mero esan
Ia creador del hombre mItpIes
ucha pueden pracca lamar
conviction de 6ustcia los que acepten
Hearst esta 10 cieto. Hombre honrado por orgen
educacion, eos 81 ncuo
actuado hace deducciones frmes Eogicas.
la fuerza todo hoy: la razon una paIabra.
W mahana? Este e eterno enigma de la fnma-
ndad ST Sc siemtran pepnos cosechaan rosasPues
ben acePtemos eI ena del Peru sin discusones: Por
z6n fuerza Es 1nico honrado dena frente los
tacuos iniustficabIes.
Reilly?
Es la pregunta que de podemos
contestar caeg6rcamente. Pues bien: lIega lega
Lo Que haya pasado ALA las 'ntnMdades'' Casa
Blanca puede saberse hasta que haben ocame
hechos Como los doctores aqueIos puede decrse
NOR de equvocarse: "eI esta rabioso esta"
10 dicen los cables cIaro terinante Pero 10
qde 81 termnante hombre lagara no
egafa Peros las ccnrsones legaran que
incendarse q barco quedan fondo Atantida
Aunque del Senador sociaista dice todav
PeFo egara tanben Es cuanto en- este mo-
nento "enfaticc'. LIegara IIegara.
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MERcADo DE cAMBIos

cotizaci6n tomada las 900 A. M.
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Alice Brady en- Ell drama en- seis ac-
tos titulado ''El Precio del Silencio =
v una revista grafica Paramount
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TNE LUNA.

Episodes cinco y seis de la serie LA
zorra Azule y una comedia.
The New York herald., 1921-05-18
AMERICAN PORTS.

BN Mdl.l
bRECIBO. PR, Nav l2-in port, sir Lake
Ellersiie FOR San Juan.
GALVESTON, Tex, May 13-Cleared stIs
Burma utaD. Italian port, oluf Maersk
DAM, Aariiuus.
HONOLULU. May 1i-Arriyed. STR Golden
STATE. Hong Kong, Sc, for San Francisco
Cand sailed l2th,.
sailed 18th, strs Logan, san Francisco
Nile tBrl do Frank II Buck. do: Manos, do
MOBILE Ala. May i3-Cleared, bark VI
cofnfe fNorj, Galveston.
ORANGE Tex. May t2-Arliyed. schr
Chas r. W!ebe. Matanzas.
PONCE, Pr. May Arrived SIR Lake
Eimdale. Houston.
PERTH AMBoY. NJ. MAY i0-sailed. tug
Cheektowaga towing bsrges 1o2 and I6s. foi
Poston, and I94 and 191. for New Bedford,
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, May lt-Sailed,
str l. q Schofield, san Pedro.
SEATTLE. Wash, May ll-Arrlved, str
West Canon Bremcrton.
SAN PEDRO. Cal, NAV 10-Arrived, strs
Steel Age New York for san Francisco
West Haven. san Francisco for New York
tand sailed next day.; lith, West 1sleta, DO
tor Philadelphia. &c, Jaiapa, Astoria for
United kingdom.
SAN JUAN. PR. MAY s-Arrived schr
caviota Curacao. 6tn, strs Caravelle tFfl
Puerto Plata (and sailed stn for liavrel ;
III Captain. New York.
sailed fth. strs calypso tDutcn Hayre
Louisiana. Tamplco; schr Virginia. 81
Thomas
The New York herald., 1921-05-18
CHANGES IN COTTON
PRICES ARE SMALL
Market Movements Are With
out Significance-Close
Is Steady.

Price changes IN yesterdays cotton
market were few and movements mean
,ngless Aside from local profess
sional evening up and scattered give and
take ~ Wall Street business was at
minimum Much depended on Liver
pools action The English market sur
prised many however. by coming gen
orally steady At the time OF the local
opening Liverpool was to points
lower. A factor in the market was
the upward tendency Of securities. The
rise in the stock market accounted for
most OF the covering late in the day,
when many months moved TO new highs,
Closing prices for contracts We're around
the top, up II 10 10 points. Local spot
showed a net gain Of 20 points to 1885.
The Census Bureau IN a report placed
the production of linters for the period
August ] 1920, 10 April so. 1921, at
417304 bales The local market opened
steady, unchanged. to II points net
higher Business was quiet in the first
hour. the immediate trend of the mar
let was upward and before the session
had progressed far the list was up APP
proximatey 10 TO 20 points. Liverpool
and Wall Street bought a few lots.
while Japanese interests and the South
sold. Feeling was more optimistic, due
10 4 fairly steady Liverpool market.
Selling was well absorbed for the most
part. but demand fell Off somewhat in
the second hour, Price fluctuations
were narrow, the market ruling steady
around Mondays closing level during
most Of tho day after the first hour.
The weather news was bullish but not
as unfavorable as many had expected.
Conditions in the central belt We're clear.
In the Eastern and Western States scat
tered precipitation was recorded. Tenn
peratures ranged from "a degrees at
Boswell 10 "A at Galveston. Bear oper-
tions We're restricted by the proba bility
Of a bullish weekly weather report to-
day Near the close a furry of new
local support carried most deliveries up
to their highs. The market was Off
cially steady" at its finish.
The New York herald., 1921-05-18
RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

Pease & Elliman have leased apart
ments as follows. In S29 Park avenue,
10 Wilfred v. Worcester; in 1861 Madi-
son avenue, for Bing & Bing. TO Her
bert l.. Coffin: in 145 East Fifty-second
street, for J. +. r. Carpenter. to Mrs.
Z. II. Lentz in lie East Fifty eighth
street. 10 G. H. F'loriant, and in 80 West
F'ifty-ninth street, to 6. f. Dudley to
Miss Mary A. Dickson and Mrs. Mar
tin ID. Fink.
Harris, Vousht & Co. rented apart
ments in 20 East Eighty-third street to
Zodah Howard Reakrt; in 114 East
Seventy-first street to May III. Riordan.
and in 25S Riverside Drive TO Enmie
Anderson also furnished apartments in
% East Forty-eiehth street to Harvey
NJ. Gordon and in IS East F'iftyfourth
street to Joseph Bennett.
Albert Il. Ashforth Inc. leased an
apartment in 80 West Sxty-seventh
street 10 Mrs. Susanna Tapson.
Hagestrom-Callen Company leased for
tie 125 West Sixty-thrd Street Cor
poration the four story dwelling at 129
West Sixty-third street 10 Mary T..
Ducey,
a. q. Thompson Company leased 249
West l3oth street, three story dwell
ing, for Fannie l.. Wood to Martha &.
Wells for three yesfs.
The New York herald., 1921-05-18
peal. Revealed in Transfers.
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

Albert B Ashforth Inc. agent tor
the new LiGcett Building. Madison ave-
nue. and Forty-second street, leased the
twenty-first floor TO the knicherbocker
Ice Company at an aggregate rental OF
about 100000. Weld & Suydam, Inc,
represented the iessees.
Cushman & Wakefield. Inc, leased
Offices in the Canadian Pacific Building,
Forty-third to Forty fourth street, on
Madison avenue, to Parae X Co. INC.
Montrose X. Newman and Robert !.
Lyons, Inc
Hoyt < Ray leased TO the Hope hainp-
ton Productions. Inc, Offices in the Loew
Building, Broadway and toity-hrLh
street.
Biltmore Realty Corporation leased -
the x. &. Power Company offices IN the
Knickerbocker Building, Broadway and
Forty second street.
Douglas Gibbons s. GO. rented Tor ten
wears for the Yale Club store and pase-
ment with mezzanine floor at o3 Last
Forty-fourth street. northwest corner OF
Vanderbilt avenue, to Stephen J. FcNoh'
dealer IN sporting goods. at an aSgre-
gate rental OF about $4,000. The puiia-
ing has been fully rented by the brokers'
Pease & Gilman leased for the Bros.
lex Realty Company offices IN ~ broao
street TO Albert Sutcliffe.
The New York herald., 1921-05-18
PHONE COSTS PADDED
$4,000, 900, SAYS FERTIG
Estimates for 1921 Are Criti-
cised at Hearing.

The New York Telephone Company
has placed its estimate OF costs for
1921 TOO high by sSoo0o0o. NJ. NJ. Fertis,
Assistant Corporation Counsel. repre-
senting the city told the Public Service
Commission when Il resumed yesterday
its hearing upon the cty's petition to
have rescinded the order OF the former
Public Service Commission granting
temporary 10 per cent. Increase In local
telephone rates. lie outlined the items
as follows.
-Four and onc-half per cent. or the
revenue paid to the American Telephone
and Telegraph Company, s2,ooo,coV; cost
or training operators. 100000; income
taxes. 100000: traffic expenses, SroVci:
advertising, 5000 coo: depreciation. sioop.-
600 The $4,000 900, he said, does not
include costs which the city contends
were improperly placed on the New YORK
company by It's intorlockine arrangement
with the Western Electric Company.
Ar Fertig said it would take the city
nonths to complete its case
The New York herald., 1921-05-18
LIGHTERAGE COMPANY
RECEIVERS APPOINTED
Friendly Action Started to
Conserve Assets.

on petition of Robert Rogers de Co.,
towing concern. Judge Augustus -
Hand in the United states District
Court appointed receivers yesterday ~
equity for the Interstate Lighterase ano
Transportation Company. with Offices az
pier II. North River. The receivers
named were Charles Birmingham.
lawyer. Of - William street, and car
ence T. Snyder, president Of the defend
ant corporation. In the petition. hied
by Carter & Carter. l5 Whitehall street,
attorneys for the plaintiffs. the hapiil-
ties are given as s6o0.0o3. C. whicr
stoo. 900 is unsecured The assets are
given as S1,17s0oo. which inciuae~
bank deposits. notes and accounts. lnU
plaintiff company CLAIMS S1,loo.
Inability OF the defendant corporation
10 obtain ready cash and a desire TO
conserve the assets were given as inc
reason FOR the court action. which is a
friendly one
The New York herald., 1921-05-18
MRS. J. M. CARRERE BUYS
WESTCHESTER ESTATE
Architects Widow Acquires
Schacfer Place; Other Deals.

Bryan l.. Kennedy has sold FOR The
estate cf Mrs. John NJ. CaITere, whose
late husband was the head Of the firm
OF Carrere & Hastings, architects, -l.6-
acres or land. with frontage oi COL a6
on the Bear Ridge road. Pleasan.yille,
\. Y.. formerly the Schae:er place, WITH
the two story dwelling, barns and out
houses The property was held Al
$4,000.
Montclair Trust Company has p1r-
che sed from the Harrison Msrfet the
property Ut the corner os Bloomde.e ana
Fullerton avenues. Ee!d at $4,000. Il IS
the intention OF the company to increase
It's facilities by adding the au. ding to
its bank.
George Howe has sold for Lindsay
Russell OF Hastings plot IA in block s.
RWerview Manor Hastings-on-the-H Hud-
son. 10 James ". Llttreil a lawyer OF
Hastings. Mr.. Luttrell plans the erec-
ton of a beautiful Colonial house. The
same broker also rented for the Eraser
estate its furnished property on Clinton
avenue. Dobbs Ferry, TO Ben jamin
friedman for the summer.
Scarsdale Estates, Robert r. Farley
president. rented for the summer the
former Greenacres Tea House to A. w.
kohler of Scarsdae.
Thomas a. McWhinncy Realty Com
pany sold tho William Story property.
on Central avenue, Lawrence, l.. J.. TO
Charles Bramber OF Cedarhurst VINO
win improve the property.
Harvey Craw sold the residence OF
Mrs. Alice NJ. Barclay at Rosyn, L. L.,
to Mrs. F. o. Snyder. The property was
held at 100000. The same broker leased
this w. W. Parsons estate at Great Neck.
l.. l., and sold a plot II Great Neck Is
tates adjoining the Great Neck Golf
Club to NJ. NJ. Sanderson.
John T. Scott rented for Herbert a.
Weeks his country place known as
"keewaydin," on Briarwood Crossing,
Cedarhurst, r. l., TO r. II. Graham, and
for Edward II. Coy his place at Hewlett,
l.. l., to Connor Lawrence.
Chauncey y. Griffen & Go. sold TO
George Percy Granger plot on Crom-
well place, White Plains. for Mrs Ida
NJ. Bell. The property adjoins the dwell
ing recently purchased by Mr.. Granger
thro ough the same brokers.
The New York herald., 1921-05-18
BOROUGH PARK FIRM
PLANS BROOKLYN FLAT

\ two story brick building to contain
stores and fats will be built on the
southwest corner Of Eleventh avenue and
T'ifty-first street. Brooklyn, by the Park
side Improvement Corporation. which
has purchased the site, 1Oox1oo.2. from
the Realty Associates through I. Haubin
broker. Tho new Keith's theatre op-
posite has just been opened.
Martin Company leased for Alexander
Proper & Co. to a. q. Spalding & Co..
the Superba Building. on the southeast
corner Of Fulton street and t'latbush
avenue.
Bulkley & Horton Company sold ?lo
Myrtle avenue. two story dwelling and
store. 2ox100. for Nellie {. Nagle.
John Pullman Real Estate Company
sold 525 Dean street four story double
tenement. 30x100, for May a. Clarke
10 Edward O'Connor.
Clinton Trading Corporation sold 10
Ida Lehman tho frame dwelling at 10
Essex street A. II. Weston was the
broker.
The New York herald., 1921-05-18
Naval Orders
Despatch 10 THE NEW YORK HEEALI
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington. D. c.. MAY IL.

Those navy orders have been made pub
bc
ing board. Washington; Lieut.. Commander
!. w. Allen, TO duty Naval Hospital. New
Nork. Lieut.. .. r. Barr, Construction Corps,
10 naval station, Pearl Harbor, L. VI. Lieut..
W{lkesbarre Capt. I. X. v. Blakely. 10
Bureau Ordnance. washington. Lieut. G w.
Brunson, NJ g.. = navai station Guam;
(;vroscope Company srd Ford instrument
Company Brooklyn; Lieut. Commander y.
e CUTS. to Bureau Of Navigation. wash
ground. Indian Head: Lieut. r. r. Dickens.
". C.. 10 naval hospital, New York: Lieut..
Lieut.. r. II. ciebhardt. NJ. c.. 10 naval hos
pital. Chelsea Lieut.. v. f. Grant. 10 II. 4
s. Aroostock; Lleut. Commander ole o.
Hagen. to u. S. $. Cleveland a. executive
officer: Capt. y. e. Hanrahan, 10 Third
Naval District; Lieut.. r. G. Hertzog. M e.,
10 duty sick quarters marine barracks,
Oklahoma; Lieut.. ~. 9. Keiiers, NJ q. TO
naval hospital. Charleston. Lieut. Com
mander @. W. Ledei !. g, 10 q. :. 8 Fred
erlcl rs supply officer: Lieut.. NJ. ] Lenney
10 command H. s. !. T-3: Lieut.. II o. Nc.
Clure 20 u $. s Nevada Lieut.. Com
nandcr u. T. Mcintyre. NJ. C., to naval hos
pitaI San Diego. Lieut. w 4. Minnick 10
duty naval hospital, League Island. Lieut.,
- H. Nelson, TO " s. s New Mez'oo. Com
mender y. r.. Niohois 90 v. :. $ New Mex
10 proving ground, Indian Head: Lieut. J
a. Nioklas, TO Y. $. 8, North Dakota. Lielt
comma nder !. p. Norfleet, TO naval Air sts.
tion, T.akehurst Commander \ r. oniara
ia destroyer forces. Atlantic fleet as force
supply officer. Lieut.. y w. Paige. constrnc-
lion corps 20 navy yard. PHILADELPHIA Lieut.
A. E Perez. M. q. 70 receiving barracks
Hampton Roads: Lieut.. Kendall praston
to naval torpedo station. Newport; Idsut
Howard S. ReDer, 70 navy yard. washing
ton: Lieut.. y. "a. Royster, ". C 10 rnn-
rine expeditlonary force, Ifayti, Lien' Com
mauder I. =. saxer, q Bauscr Tomb Op-
t!caI COMPANY Rochester, Lieut. samuel
,shuYnaker 70 proving Ground, Indian Head:
Lieut. Commander G w Smith N g.. 10
~ * s. North Dakota Capt VI NJ 'ray.
ior. 10 commaudant Fifteenth navel district.
Lieut. II. w. w.ad, 10 T.. 8, s.. Aroostook
Commander l.. Y. velch. 10 Naval War Col.
IeRe Newport. Lieut.. Comma nder L. wild
10 4. e. g. Minnesota, ss First Lieutenant.
The New York herald., 1921-05-18
STIMULUS FROM BRIDGE PLAN.
Project spurs Interest in West
Fifty-scventh street Realty.

Nathan l.. Ottinger reports that since
the recent incorporation OF the North
River Bridge Company, which will
eventually build the Hudson River
bridge in the vicinity OF West Fifty
seventh street. there has been a wide
inquiry for property on tnis thorough
fare Mr.. Ottinger has sold for James
H. Anderson 10 Arthur w. Newman
and H. Allan Miller the double aud
single five story apartment house. 50x
100. at 435 and Az West Eifty-seventh
The New York herald., 1921-05-18
SHIPPING NEWS.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE TEN

fALIFAN May 14-Arriyed. slrs Volunda
tBD, sydney tsud sailed next day on re-
turn; 18Th. Chaleur BD, s. john Nina
Prea CBr). Montreal.
Sailed iath. schr Ala tDan, Queenstown.
HAVANA May lO-Sailed, s.rs Modesto
(Norj Matanzas; Tamar (Brl, Puerto Bar
rios.
MA-SZANfLf.o May il--Arrved. sir Parai-
So san Pedro, &C land sailed for -Ncapucob
MONTREAL. May ii--Cleared, strs cairn-
mona tRrl Newcastle and Leith; ROYAL
Transport tBrl. London. Manchester Port
tBri. Manchester. Kia Ora (Br) Australia
and New Zealand.
sailed t4th. str Phecda Dutch, European
ports.
NUKuALoFA, May 9-saied. sehr Meteor,
san Francisco.
FORT I.OBOS, MAY ie-Ssiled. sir pevo-
ltnte. Philadelphia.
sALINA CRUZ. May s-saiied. str Pacif
ico tNorp. san Francisco.
TAMpICo. MAY l2-Sailed, strs Albert Il
watts, Nuevitas: 18Th. Paul II larwood,
The New York herald., 1921-05-18
J.B. LEVY MUST PAY $1,000.
Amount Represents Back Aiimopy
THAT lie owes 10 His Wife.

supreme Court Justice McAvoy
granted yesterday an order requiring
Jesse 3. Levy OF l27 Riverside Drive 10
pay s, 800 in back almony 10 Mrs. Eliza
beth A. Levy who Is SUING him for
divorce. aGl who was granted sJG 4.
month alimoni. The defendant owy&
fa5. 900 shares OF All oil stock said "a
have 2 par value ot ~ . share, but "
his answer seeking q modification OIL
the alitnony order asserted tho stock u
now worthless and ne Will have to 20
TO iail II forced to pay more than 1900
a month.
Mrs. Levy answered that plea with
the allegation that he IL nevertheless
riding around n an automobile worth
$4,000 with "ilolcu,' the cause OF her
action.
The New York herald., 1921-05-18
REALTY JOTTINcs.

Peaae & Gilman have been appointed
managers or the apartment house at
9fs West End avenue. the southeast cor
ner Of | 05th street.
Brooks 4 Momand have placed a loan
or ss5n.o00 for tho Allerton Fiftv-sev-
euth street Corporation on the seventeen
story Allettou House, which they VIII
erect ~ the southwest corner of FIFTY
seventh street and Lexington avenue
The same nrm placed 2 frst mortgage
OF si15.no0 on tho siS story elevator
apartment house on tho rorth eide OF
West fss,h street from St Nicholas ave-
nue-to Edgscombe road.
The New York herald., 1921-05-18
RECENT BUYERS IDENTIFIED.

Finley Y. Dunno ("Mr. Dooley'D Il
the buyer or the dwelling AZ Sc East
Ninety-irst street DR.. John Walker Is
tho purchaser Of 1l9 East Seventy-sec-
ond street: r., Du Pont Irving or 15l
East Seventy y-ninth street Catherine W.
Parker OF 225 West Eighty-elghth
street. solomon l.. Pakas Of - West
Ninety fourth street tho Merler Realty
Company OF c2s East Broadway; tho
Peter Doelger Brewing Company OF i1i2
Second avenue. and the Nolodar Realty
Company of 2ss Monroe street, al cold
recently
The New York herald., 1921-05-18
SELLS $4,000 HOME.
&. u. spears Disposes Of New
House-Other Dwelling Sales.

Pease g. Gilman have sold for Chaun-
cey B. Spears the new five story dwell
ing. 20x10o. at 1t5 East Sixty-ninth
street, between Park and Lexington ave-
nues. held at 100000. The buyer Is
f. 7. Carter. who recently bought 81
East Sixty-sixth street Mr. Carter Will
offer 81 East Sixty-sixth street for re-
sale Pease & Gilman, in order 10 COM
plete the transaction leased 10 Mr.
Spears for Henry Bruere. former City
Chamberlain. a large apartment in 925
Park avenue.
Lebertan corporation purchased from
the Emma 5. Chamberlaine estate S2a
Riverside Drive, four story dwelling.
a5x100 Frederick II. Allen OF Fred
ericlS Zittel & Sons was the broker.
Mrs NJ II. Cunningham is reported
10 have sold her residence at 253 West
Ninety ninth street, q -four story house.
14x10O. She is said to be the buyer Of
the dwelling at 261 West Eighty fifth
street recently reported sold.
s. D'Onofrio sold "a West 126th
street. three story dwelling. 19x100.
Flora Kempner sold 10 Bertha g.
Emanuel 80 West 130th street. a three
story dwelling 1Sx10o
Henry w. Holling sold TO Ross :.
and Forle Groman 4l6 West Forty
third street. q three story dwelling. l6.S SX
1ao =
The New York herald., 1921-05-18
BRONX TRANSACTIONS.

Schwab & Go. sold for the H. & T.
Realty Company, Inc. q five story
apartment house, 40xl00, at 120S Col
lege avenue. 10 a client for cash.
Joseph Adler sold to Elias Brown the
northwest corner of Clinton avenue and
179th street. e5x100.
Rose Levinson sold to Harry War
shaw 709 Jackson avenue, a three story
dwelling, 1S.1x1f.a.
The New York herald., 1921-05-18
rora co,rnNops uERE TODAY

Four Governors ~ Western States.
who nave been campaigning IN Washing
Ton in the interest Of legislation 70 aid
former service men ~ taking up rco.s-
nation claims VIII confer here to-lar
with William y Scott Of 23s Decatur
street, Brooklya. VINO viii lead on Ju'N
- caravan % i2S families in auto
nobles - thr uaraclaimed sections of the
West. Tile Governors aro =. ". Davis
Of idaho. Louis r. Hart. Washingtoni
g. Y. Maoey. Utah, and Emmet a. Boy'e.
Nevada
The New York herald., 1921-05-18
QIEENS-RICHMOND DEALS.

Romancalman Company sold for
Harris :. Barp To William Klein the
plot containing 5000 square feet at the
southeast corner Of Thirteenth street
and Ely avenue Long Island City. The
purchaser. builder. will Immediately
improve the property with a manufac-
turing building from plans privately pre-
pared.
Moffatt & Schwab sold for Patrick
Collins the property at f3 Taft avenue
New Brighton. $. l.. 70 Peter Rossin.