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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-13
The AMERICAN CREED

believe in the United States Of
America as 4 government of the
people, by the people, for the peo.
PIE, whose just powers are derived
from the consent of the governed,
democracy in a republic, a sovereign
Nation OF many sovereign States; q
perfect Union, one and inseparable,
established upon those principles OF
freedom, equality, justice and hu-
manity for which American patriots
sacrificed their lives and fortunes.
! therefore believe it is my duty TO
my country TO love it; to support its
CONSTITUTIONS to obey its laws; TO
respect its flag; and TO defend it
against all enemies.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-13
Madill Personals

Mrs. l.. |. Dodd, Mr. and Mrs. r.
Johnson of Dodd City Texas, arrived
in Madill Saturday evening in their
cars for "A visit with Mr.. and Mrs
C.. T. Morris in Madill and Mr.. and
Mrs. j V. Kincaid in Ardmore. Louis
Henry Morris and little Miss Mary
Dcdd Kincaid who had been visiting
with Mrs. Dodd. returned with them.
Mrs. Dodd and Mary Dodd went to
Ardmore Monday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gray, Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson
and Mrs. Morris went over Tuesday
morning to spend the day with Mr..
and Mrs. Kincaid.
Mrs. f.. l.. Taylor and baby girl,
Bette Joe. went to Ardmore Monday
evening for visit with Mrs. Taylor 5
brother. Fred Williams.
w. b. (Uncle Bilie) Carroll of Dur
wood was a business visitor in Ma
dill Monday afternoon.
Misses Gladys Donnell and Eva
Smith Of Campbell, Texas, are in
Madill. guests of Miss Arvalee Ad-
ans, at the Methodist parsonage.
Rev. o. l.. Adams is al his old
home in Tennessee. taking needed
vacation and looking after some bug
mess matters.
Mrs. p. j. Douglas went TO Heald.
ton Tuesday for a few days visit
with her son, 4. +. Yount.
County Commissioner j. w. Colby
made business trip to Bokchito.
Tuesday.
Mrs. j. w Wombe OF Aylesworth
visited with relatives in Madill Tues
day.
Mrs. Matte Grimes went to Kings
ton Tuesday afternoon to attend the
funeral of her grandfather. ]. s.
Ritchies.
j. II. Mitchell of Kingston was a
business visitor in Madill Tuesday.
Frank and Stroud Vandervort went
to Sherman Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Biddie McCuan who had been
in Madill for ten days, guests Of
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-13
A POWER YOU HAVE

The people Of a community largely
make their own business conditions
By that We do not mean that u com.
munity can Isolate itself from world
conditions. But there are many con-
ditions that We can control The
banks can do as they have done in
this city. they can curb loans for
speculative purposes. they can de-
vote their resources TO the care OF
Useful business they can keep them
RelvCi so solvent that money b. not
Withdrawn and the banker has more
b. do with the prosperity of city
San any other class.
The merchant Is not without his
obligation should he be- lacking In
faith TO buy and To advertise and to
sell. his example would be- like throw.
Ing a wet blanket upon an incipicn,
fire. A town of live merchants can
keep the balance OF the town feeling
good until little thing like world
liquidation" or price depression
or "readjustment" or whatever one
pleases to call it. has blown over.
The people as a whole have their
contribution to make. They can talk
something else. they can 60 ahead
with reasonable buying. they can
trade Just as well and often better
when money is not used. They have
faith and faith gives value to prom
issory notes. and the world OF busi.
ness can move along unmindful oi
the changing conditions
No city ever did a more unselfish
thing than Ardmore did last spring
N inausursting a building and paint.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-13

McAlester has asked for a grand
jury. There must be reason why
McAlester would clean up since it is
priming Sam Morley TO run for gov
ernor. But the city of prisoners and
coal and political aspirants must re-
member that Ardmore has Tom Cham
pion and that city must also remem-
ber how lucky these former Kentuck-
ians are in Oklahoma politics.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-13
Reunion ut Kingston

Under the auspices of the Kingston
commercial club the 1921 soldiers
and sailors reunion to be held at
Kingston, August 4th, 5th and 9Th,
promises to be one of the most sue.
cessfu of these annual affairs. Thir-
ty professional Indian stick ball play
ers have. been secured for the occa-
sion. There will be Indian stomp
dances and lots of other amusements
for the crowds that are expected
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-13
AMERICAN LEGION OUTING

EVERYBODY Is INVITED TO At
TEND THE OUTING or THE AM
ERICAN LEGION AND AUXILIARY
WHICH WILL BE CONDUCTED At
WHlTflNGTON PARK THURSDAY.
July II. AFTERNOON AND EVE
MING. SPORTS or ALI. SORTS,
AND EVERYTHING" INCLUDING
BIG BASKET LUNCH AND DANCE.
ls-s
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-13

j. 5. Ritche. resident of Manns-
vile and well known in Madill, died
at the home OF his son A. L. Ritchie
at Kingston, Monday night. Mr..
Ritchie had been in failing health
since early in the spring. He was 10
years of age, but had always been
very active until this year. He was
Confederate veteran, and il was
his desire that his friends among the
old veterans, some of whom fought
on the other side. should bury him.
He leaves two sons, T. A. Ritchie Of
Madill and A. l.. Richie of King
ston, and several grandchildren. He
was buried at Kingston Tuesday af-
ternoon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-13
AMERICAN LEGION OUTING

EVERYBODY Is INVITED TO AT.
TEND THE OUTING OF THE AM
ERICAN LEGION AND AUXILIARY
WHICH WILL BE CONDUCTED AT
WHITTINGTON PARK THURSDAY,
JULY II, AFTERNOON AND EVE
MING. SPORTS or ALL SORTS.
AND "EVERYTHING" INCLUDING
BIG BASKET LUNCH AND DANCE.
le-?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-13

Hugo might profit by Ardmore's s
example. This city has established
a community center. There is scarce
ly day in the week when some of
our people are not together discuss
ing ways and means to do things for
the common veal of all the people.
Not only the men of Ardmore are
organized. but the women too have
their dinner club and their civic
leagues and there is no useful work
undertaken, but what the women are
ready with their motto 1--WE Help"
Truly the city or community that
Is not rich in the spirit Of frinedli-
ness and helpfulness is poor indeed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-13

MUST NOT FORGET TO GO TO
THE FESTIVAL on THE BAPTIST
CHURCH LAWN, FRIDAY EVEN.
ING, OH. BOY.-Adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-13
MADuL
w. j. BELL
Full Carrier Service
Representative for Marshall County
Ardmore lawyer Moves to MadiII

-'0'ro5V IAWytI 9UONtS 10 NI1uIH
John p. Toberman of the law firm
of Coakley X Toberman of Ardmore.
has moved to Madill and opened a
branch office of the firm in the Wit
utoe- Rabon-Ross building. We well
come Mr.. Toberman as an acquis-
tion TO the Madill bar and wish for
him deserved success.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-13
Wants Booth Monument Destroyed

Lincoln, Neb., July l3.-Pelham A.
Sons of Veterans. yesterday for
warded letter to President Harding
asking that he order a monument
reported to be in Troy. Alabama.
which contains an inscription honoring
Wilkes Booth for the murder OF
Abraham \ Lincoln, destroyed. Mr..
Barrows stated that this was In ac'
cordance with resolutions passed by
IA numbers of veterans posts.
For quick results. use Ardmoreite
want ads.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-13

At a place. allied Coffin Crossing
In Sherman an electric car bumped
into Ford, killed two and injured
three more and Sherman is thinking
about a new name for one of its
streets.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-13
Saturday

Legion Luncheon: Regular weekly
luncheon session Of the George Il.
Anderson post, American Legion,
will be- held Saturday. Chamber of
Commerce. o. w King. commander.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-13
Marshall County Court News

Cases filed: c. X. |. K p. Railway
a corporation. VS.. II. A. Halle. county
treasurer, for refund of taxes paid
under protest. Jennie Carroll vs.
l.. c. Carroll. divorce. Molle Holder
VS.. Armon Holder. divorce. c. b.
Turnipseed We. Willie Turnipseed di-
vorce. Oklahoma State National Bank
OF Cenor, Okla, VS.. Sanders Keel
and j. Fl. Logan; debt on note. A. j.
jackson and Marion Cowan, plain
tiffs VS.. School District 43 of Mar.
shall county, defendants injunction
suit; tried before Judge March and
injunction denied.
Marriage licenses: Robert Knight
q. and Miss Mary Denton Is. both
Of Madiil; Lee Leonard. lS, and Miss
DOME Fry, IS, both of Durwood: l..
l.. Holland. "a ad Miss Clara Rus
sell, l6, both Of Kingston
Fresh northern fish received twice
week Earl's cafe.-Ady.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-13
Important Meetings
Scheduled For Week


Lions Club: The Lions Club will
hold the regular noon luncheon scs-
sion Thursday at Hotel Ardmore. q.
c. Lasher president
Legion Picnic; The Women's AUX.
iliary and the Legion will hold a
picnic Thursday evening at Whiting
ton Park.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-13

Fresh northern fish received twice
a week. Earl's cate.-Adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-13

Fresh northern fish received twice
a week. Earl's cafe.-Adv.
The New York herald., 1921-04-29


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The New York herald., 1921-04-29
REALTY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Jacobson & Gluckr-an, restaura teurs.
are the lessees ~ Tie plot. 50x100 at
552 and 554 Seventh avenue
Brown. Wheelock Company. Inc, has
enlarged its insurance department and
has placed Herbert a. Wildman. a pro-
fessionel broker. IN charge.
NJ. Crystal. builder. has moved 70 l52
West Forty-sccond street.
Haggstrom- Callen Company has been
appointed agent OF the five story double
apartment at 90 West Sixty-fifth street.
Quinlan & Leland placed first mort
rage OF 100000 on 3S5 Fort Washing
Ton avenue. northwest corner or 177th
street a ak story elevator apartment.
Elizabeth Minis paid $4,000 for $40
West Twenty fourth street. sold re-
Gently
The Filrose Construction Company
(Mancher & Krulewitoh). which plans
= large apartment operation In the
Astoria section or Long Island City, has
opened n ,~~,porary office at 327 Thir-
Ernest J. r.. Fielder paid $4,000 for
the dwelling at 81 West Seventy third
street. sold recently by Stephen g. Clark.
George ". McNally removed on April
26 1921. 20 the Canadian Pacific
Building. S42 Madison avenue, at Forty
third street
The Houghton Company after May l,
1921. win be located IN its new offices
In iT4 West Seventy second street.
Brown. Whtclock Company, Inc. has
been appointed agents for 2l4 East
itlth street
The New York herald., 1921-04-29
AUCTIONEER WIELDS
ALIVELY HAMMER
j. p. Day Sells Fine Old Vii
lage Houses-BrOoklyn Sub
way Sites Bring S609,3O0

The sale OF genuine old Greenwich
Village dwellings conducted yesterday
In the Vesey street exchange by Joseph
P. Day. auctioneer. for Vincent C. Pepe.
agent of the properties. aroused unusual
interest and bidding on this class OF
properties was genuinely lively. The
sale totalled s341.250. The results were
as follows:
The four story brick studio apartment
building at 262 West Eleventh street.
25x95.4, was purchased by r. j. F'itz-
patrick for $4,000. Four three story
house on Grove street were then Of
fered. No. Grove street was bought
by Basil Mangone for 10000. and he
also bought No. for sos and No.
10 for 81 $50. No. was sold TO W. A.
c. Twltty for S10.50o
Ewing Speed bought SO Morton street.
three and one-half story brick studio
building, for 100000 also 262 West
Eleventh street. a four story studio
apartment for s37 900. Henry Walters
paid $4,000 for 12 st. Luke's place.
three story studio building, 21.Sx100.
The vacant plot on the east side of
Jerome avenue, 179 feet north OF East
177th street. went 70 Frank Hopkins for
$4,000. Henry Fitzhugh paid $4,000
for the three business buildings at 222.
224 and 226 East Forty-siXth street.
No ia Seventh avenue, a three story
brick dwelling. was sold to II. Il Fatans
for $4,000, and NJ. Brodslly bought 3sl
Broome street, seven story fireproof
loft building, for $4,000
The New York herald., 1921-04-29
REAL ESTATE CLUB DIMES.
Organization started by Y. NJ.
G. A. Hears Interesting Speeches.

Health Commissioner Copeland was
the chief speaker at the annual dinner Of
the Real Estate Club Of the West Side
Y. NJ. c. A., held recently in the Hotel
wellington. He was introduced by w.
n. Wyckoff of the Arm Of Pease & Eli
man. who acted as toaStmaster. The
Commissioner reiterated some Of the
facts disclosed by his investigation Of
the congested condition in the citys tene-
ment districts. He also praised the Y.
NJ c. A. for It's course OF instruction in
real estate subjects and it's efforts TO help
improve the housing situation.
Other speakers were Joseph +. Butten-
weiser. former Tax Assessor Goldstone.
Clarence r. Co.ey. president of the Build
ing Managers and owners Association.
and Lee Il. Smith, who represented the
Y. NJ c. A. and offered the services OF
the association to the men of the Real
Estate Club.
The organization which gave the din
ner has been meeting for the last sixteen
weeks for the purpose of studying the
various phases OF the real estate busi-
ness. J.. has heard lectures on allied
topics from Senator William NJ. Calder.
Alfred Il. Marlng, Joseph r. Day and
Douglas l.. Gilman.
The New York herald., 1921-04-29
BRONX TRANSACTIONS
SHOW VARIED ACTIVITY

Berkshire Realty Company. Inc, 10
seph G. Haft president sold two Ave
story apartment houses at 1049 TO 1855
Simpson street renting for 100000 and
held at $4,000.
Charles S. Kohler. Inc, sold Tor the
Erda Realty Company. Inc. q. A. Ker-
ker president, to the Denwood Realty
Company Inc. a client OF Clement II.
Smith. the one story taxpayer on the
southwest corner Of fremont and Nor
rs avenues.
I'iward Polak. Inc. sold for ]. kave
Wit ,si East 176th street. frame dwell
ing, 25x190, TO Mr.. Rosenthal for
Harry Calm 912 Meirose avenue, four
story dwelling. 24xi00. to A. Kriegsfeld
also for Emil Goldmark. executor. 10
David Liebman plot. 100x194. north side
of 175th street. 100 feet west OF Pros
pect avenue.
ID. A. Trotta sold for Kenmore es-
tates two lots. 5oxS0. on the west side
Of Crotona avenue. 225 feet north Of
1S7th street.
j. Clarence Davies sold for Seitz
Realty Company the vacant plot. 100x
100. on the east side OF Decatur avenue,
400 feet north Of 209th street.
Plans have been filed for FIVE story
building. 72.7xSS.4. at the southeast corr
ner OF Grand Concourse and 10th
street. for the Institute OF Mercy. Law
lor & Haase. architects, estimate the cost
at 100000.
The New York herald., 1921-04-29
IDE ESTATE IN LOCUST
VALLEY IN NEW BANDS
Is Boupht By Thomas Dickson
Other Suburban Deals.

The estate OF Mrs. George r. Tdc At
Locust Valley. +. H. has been sold to
Thomas Dickson OF this city. The prom
erty consists OF ten acres with a mod
ern residence and outbuildings. and was
held az s250.o00. Burgoyne Hamilton and
Adrian Iselin I'd. represented the seller
and J. /. Birdsall the purchaser
Albert p. .ashforth. Inc, leased to
Robert +. Bolles one Of the cottages n
Bayberry Point Islip, r. J.. for the
Havemeyer estate.
william a. Hopping sold the country
estate OF thirty acres for George Ken
meth. on Sycamore avenue. Shrewsbury,
y. r.. 70 Kashiro s. Kodama president
OF the Talyo Trading Company Inc
Chauncey r. Griffen G. Co. sold the
residence and garage on a large plot
for Mrs. Beatrice O'Brien. on Locust
avenue. Larchmont. 10 Charles II.
Schoonmaker
.Anson +. Robinson sold for Arthur
Loomis Harmon. the architect. his re-
Gently completed house and garage on
Langdon avenue. Ardsley on Hudson.
y. ". 10 Harvey W. Bell The same
broker sold for Frederick r. Armstrong
two and one-half acres. with frontage
on Sherman avenue Ardsley on Hud-
son. 10 Albert il. Bickmore.
Fish & Marvin sold for Mrs. Mabel
Wright Fsser her property on Grand
street. Croton on Hudson. comprising
one-half acre. residence and outbuild-
ings. TO A. l.. Wells OF Caldwell, n. !.
Mrs Margaret a. Lyons. wife OF po-
lice Lieut. Jere Lyons has purchased
the residence at rs North Broadway.
yonkers. through Thomas $, Burke.
G. Tuoti & Co. sold for ". NJ. We'll
Company to a Mr. Berardi the 2jo acre
farm at Paupack. Pa. All of the stock.
tools and machinery were included in
the sale
Il. u Mas Realty Company, Inc.
leased for Mrs. M. r. Randall her cot
tage near Trinity Lake. Pound Ridge,
n. II. 10 Richard Meyer
The New York herald., 1921-04-29
subway Sale In Brooklyn.

Three Of the six unused city subway
sites in Brooklyn, offered at auction
yesterday by Nathaniel Shutter in the
Montague street exchange, were sold at
the city's upset price. The most impor-
tant parcel, at Fulton street, F1atbush
avenue end Rockwell place, was sold to
Joseph n. Schwartz and Samuel Will
Jams. who, it is said, represent Manhat-
tan theatrical interests, for S42S,000.
The large plot on the west side OF Nos
trand avenue. between Union street and
Eastern Parkway, 1S5x129 feet. was
purchased by Burns & Harrity of A
Court street for $4,000 A plot on the
Flatbush avenue extension. near De
kalb avenue. brought $4,000. The
buyer was Barney Birinsky of 392 Bush
wick avenue. Two plots on Columbia
Heights were Withdrawn, as was also a
plot on Fulton and st. Felix streets be-
cause the bids offered were below the
upset price.
The New York herald., 1921-04-29
BANK SELLS 10 ANN STREET.
other Deals Reported Involving
Business Property.

Broadway Savings Institution sold to
a client of Scott, Gerard & Bowers, at
torneys. 10 Ann street, northwest corner
Of Theatre alley. six story building,
20x30. held at $4,000. The bank ac-
auired the property in foreclosure pro-
ceedings three years ago.
James j. Buckingham, Inc. sold for
the estate OF Mary V. Mccusker the
three story building. 25A70. at $50 West
sixteenth street. to John Leonard. This
is the first transfer Of this property
since 1882.
L. ]. Philips 4 Co sold for Charles
H. Heinshcimer through William +.
Fuerst. lrr the two story garage 242
West Sixty-uinth street, 25x100. to @. T..
Pierce for distributing service station
for the Marble Carburetor Company OF
Boston. Mass. The seller was represent
ed by Stroock 4 Stroock as attorneys.
Ames & 20. sold for the Terminal
Realty Company the five story building
1856 Second avenue to Joseph Stein.
The New York herald., 1921-04-29
CITY REAL ESTATE.
borough or Brooklyn--sale . I,ent.
GREAT HOUSE BARGAIN

owner sacrifices $4,000 Tor $3.50. brick
f, ,eranda. glass enclosed. steam haot, tie
bath oiectriclty paruuct floors, fine fix
ture4. artistic decorations; garage space; Z
cent faro 10 New York, tax exenpli small
cash payment. balance like rent. Ssii any
gav oOsh nv. between alst ana b2d sts.
r,bnpa NtdwpOd 1858.
The New York herald., 1921-04-29
BROOKLYN DEALS REPORTED.

Bulltley & Horton Company sold 1855
Bergen street, two story dwelling 19x
1915. Ter John G. Taylor.
E. r. Newman sold the three story
dwelling. 20xt0o. at 49S First street for
Judson G.. Wall
J. Lacoy sold for the Kennsington
Homes Corporation TO Jennie ". Phillips
a new house. 3oxi0o. at S6s East Eighth
street.
Frank A. Seaver e. Company sold six
lots on the north side OF Sixty-eighth
street. 100 feet east OF Second avenue.
for the Owls Head Realty Company.
Martin Company leased 10 y. Filler
the second floor la the factory at Ti0
to 7t6 Wythe avenue.
The New York herald., 1921-04-29
DWELLING BUYERS
STAMPEDE MARKET
Rush Continues for Residences
on Upper West Side and
i'm Harlem.

william b. May & Co sold for the
Central Union Trust Company four
story dwelling. 2lx102.2. at IS East
Seventy fourth strseT.
Slawson 4 Hobbs sold for Edward P.
Tvssn 144 West seventieth street. four
story dwelling. 17x55x10o.5.
Leroy Coventry sold for Louise A.
Odam the dwelling at 133 West Eighty
fifth street, 20x100.
Shaw. Rockwell & Sanford sold for
client of Charles F. Noyes Company D
Mount Morris Park West, d four story
dwelling, 20x85.
Porter & Co. sold for Emma A. Searle
to Oscar Nilsson the three story dwell
ing at West 127th street. 1S.sx1oo.
Wright Barclay, Inc. sold for the
estate of Sackett NJ Barclay ell and
513 Grand street and 315 Henry street.
the first transfer of the property since
1886.
Goodwin g. Goodwin sold for Albert
Lyons to the Marler Realty Company
the three story dwelling. 20x100. at 1o2
West 120th street.
r. c. Pepper of Wood. Dolson Com
pany sold for e. n Farmer the four
story dwelling. 25.Sx110. at 693 West
End avenue, to DR.. J. w. Weinstein.
The property was held at $4,000.
Lebertan Corporation bought through
A. l.. Johnson of William Cruikshanlss
Sons from Henry c. Drayton and Will
lam Cruikshank, executors of the will of
Charlotte Augusta Haig, 1928 West 10Sth
street. a five story dwelling. The pur-
chaser paid all casa over a mortgage OF
$4,000.
David vogel sold for Charles Wynne
end Louis III. Low to a Mrs. Mann the
street. 16.Sx100.11.
Multifamily Property Deals.
Ralph Realty Corporation, Samuel
Wacht, Jr.. president, sold to Benjamin
Shapiro of Lakewood, n. j., the Savoy.
a six story apartment house at 452 to
456 West 149th street. 75x100 located
100 feet west of the southwest corner OF
Convent avenue. The structure is ar
ranged for twenty-nine families and re-
turns an annual rental of approximately
$4,000. The property has been held at
S155,000. William S. Baker was the
broker.
H. T. Wood sold for the Bovina
Realty Company to ]. Kaufman 1470
and 1872 Fifth avenue. two five story
apartment houses with stores, 50x100.
Meister Builders, INC. purchased from
the Farmers Loan and Trust Company
the six story apartment house. 40xSO,
accommodating twenty-three families,
and three stores at 375 Pleasant avenue.
NJ. Aronson of the Aronson Mercantile
Corporation was the broker.
Albert B. Ashforth, Inc, sold az
apartment in 290 Park avenue to Fran
els Nissan Brown.
Foot & Martin, Inc. purchased at 123
East Eighty-sixth street four story
apartment, 30x100. near the Lexington
avenue express station. j. J. Kavansgh
was broker
The New York herald., 1921-04-29
RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

Leroy Coventry rented tho three story
twenty foot dwelling at 303 West Eighty
ninth street for Ave years for the John
c. Rodgers estate.
Douglas T.. Gilman & Co. leased from
plans an apartment In 500 Park avenue
to William RI. English with Miss kath-
crime Force n duplex apartment in $40
Park avenue to Mrs NJ 3. Hartman /.
in 270 Pack avenue TO Miss Alice A.
Dclamar: in ST5 Park avenue to Elhu
n. Frost: in as East Sixty-frst stree
10 Mrs. w. y. oConnor. and in ia East
Eighty-fourth street to Mrs. Louise Con-
Mich
The New York herald., 1921-04-29
OTHER AUCTION RESULTS.
ia vEsEY sTREET

liz Y ESE1 sIlABGi -
By Henry Brady
1iith ri, 346 +. .. iTJ Isl Az, 2ax
100. TO- story tenement and stores and
story rear stable: William w Rutherford
" Joseph GreguoH * ali Morris q Mcveigh.
attys Jacob walz, ref due. 81 ,s26 25; taxes
&c. $109; TO the plaintiff for $4,000
IBRoNX EXCHANGED
BY Joseph a Co.
Knox place. sw cor Gun lill rosd. 1i4.6x
1o0xT6. .2xil6.1. vacant. Municipal Liens 60
VS. Clementine Meyer et al Harold Swain,
atty: Henry X Davis, ref due S4,692 ~
taxes. &c. 81, t,T25. 20 Peter O'Hara Tor
81 600
BY Charles a Berrian.
Kelly ST, cor lntervale az. 9O6x34.8x
40. Sx90I. vacant Municipal Liens GO ~
Clara Wager et al. Harold swain. atty (
Edw ID bowling, rcf. due, $2.Od0 -. taxes.
&c. SG05. TO Philip r Uhr for 5000.
By James Donovan.
White Plains ay. e cor 2l3th 81. 100. *
1ls xfOOs12G.s, vacant. Sound Realty co "
Polber Holding Corp ct all Stoddard Mark
attys; Sidney Levine. ref due. 81, ,os2 81 I;
taxes &C. 1854 .45: TO the plaintiff for $500