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soldatilor vcstca imbucuratOarc,
despre dulcea, 81 multi dorita, ri
de pace. Oh. pace, cat de greu, 81
de intclenit drumul ce duce Ia
tine pace!...
Ofiteri, 81 soldati, alergau We
sell in toate partile, vestind tu-
turora stirea imbucuratoare des-
pre- armistitiu, 81 sfarsitul raz-
boiului, ceea-ce schimbase Gu to,
tul starea de mai inainte din
camp, care, rasuna de cante-
cele soldatilor: Good bye Broad.
way" 'Over There etc. care,
acum, erau inlocuite Gu singurul
cantcc: Home sweet home.'
Peste cateva zile incepu con.
cediarea soldatilor 81 cum vedeam
icompaniile intregi plecand spre
CARA, gandul melancolic de odi
lnioara ma cuprinse, framantan
du-ma, mai multi ca totdeauna
vazand apropiindu-se ziua libe
l,rarii mele din serviciul militar
find astfel din ,nou in drum, $
de prima data, In am gandit a
tunci. = cat am fost in armata
- Cd ell. unde sa merg? cand
IvOiu fl liberat.
| Sub-locotenentul Thomson $
Profesorul de Mathematical Wolf
ambii,' Gu ziarul de dimineata il
mana. yeseli, apar. in usa intre
deschisa loealullti sostru tenn
porar, 81 appropriateness de mine
zise 'dl Wolf: ',Asa-i die X, c;
d-ta mergi Gu noi?"
/! Unde die Professor?
| 'Acasa % Else el 81, emotiona
de aceasta neasteptata intrebare
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de tata 81 de mama cea nOua.
In mintea mea de copil nu pu'
team intelege de unde site mama
ca 0 sa moara. Din ce invatase la
scoala din cele ce ne spunea pro
fesoara, steam ca nimeni nu site
cand moare 81 tare ma Miriam ca
mama site. Ma gandiu 81 la vor-
belle Ell ca tata 0 sd ia mama
noua 81 nu puteam intelege bine
rostul vorbelor eli.
Eram fQsrte curios. Voiam Sd
stu tot, 81 pentru curiositatea
aceasta multe batai am maneat
de la tata,. Stiindu-l la mama, ma
!yandii: 'Oare cu-i, scriei Ia 81
tad 81 ridicandu-ma ma apro-
Ipiai de masa 81 fara Sd ating har-
tia cetii:
'Draga Sofio!
''Ziua unirii inimelor noastre
se apropie. Fri mi-A spus doctorul
ca Elena e Gu totul istovita 81 un
desnodamant fatal 9 ehestie de
|,eateva 2ile.
Dupa cum ti-am mai scris,
'I1ndat6 % " mul III telegrafiex1
n VII, dnpA eam ne-sm intelea q
|eaaitsts ds iaef itosrs a caask'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-31
MEMORU DIN
PRIBECIE

20 spuncmi draga randunea
Ce zbori mereu in preajma mea
O sa-mi ajute Dumnezeu
Sa-mi pot alcatui ca tine
I'm cub al meu?'
st. o. Iosif.
Nici odata in viata mea trlsta
de pribeag, II am simtit mai multi
lipsa unei locuinti Stable, ca
primavara; primavara, cand efec-
tul miraculos al caldurei binefa-
catoare razelor de scare, incepe
a Sc cunoaste pretutindenea, 81 Gu
deosebire, in jurul cuptoarelor
uriase, de prin fabrici, unde sc
topeste ferul, 81 otelul american,
81, din cand in cand, 81 cate un
nenorocit de muncitor, yenit cine
site de unde, cautandu-si aicea
alinarea chinurilor 81 durerilOr
sale, care, orr .unde, Sc sfarsesc
numai 'odata Gu viata...
II .u;t .t.E
Nu stu pentru ce, insa, mle,
primavara, - toate primd verile
vietii mele, mi-au adus totdea-
una, lin gol deosebit de mare IN
suflet.
Oh! cat ma siihYeani de siiigur,
81 de izolat, primavara, cand, We
DEAN aproape zilnic prieteni 81
cunoscuti Gu geamantanele i'll
mana, palizi, Gu fetele uscate,
istoEiti de toatai ivlaga;, plecand
din fabricile uriase, 81 distruga-
toare de yieti, cautandu-Si unde-
va, in alt loc, traiul zilelor lor,
amarite de pribegi..
Plecarile acestea, asemenea pa
calatoare de multe Ori
m 'au emotional adanc, pana
la lacrami - vazandu-mi plecand
de langa mine pretenii iubiti 81
.dragi, 81 Doamne! cat de multi
prieteni aveam odata eu!.. ]. Ma
emotiona tristetea ce Sc exprima
atat de. clar, pe fetele lor, stiind
cd. name poate, va veni 81 rindul
meu a lie urma lor, acestor, Gala.
tori fara destin.
Nici odata nu- mi voiu uita
.sguduirea sufleteasca, din NOem-
vrie 11-1918, cand, de prima
data am auzit yestea despre ar
mistitiu, prin care, Eau pus capat
.razboiului mondial. Linistea do
,moala ce domnea in Campul
Zachary Taylor din Kentucky,
Sc schimbase intr'un sgomot a.
surzitor, de automobile incar-
cate cu oameni din toate clasele
care alergau din Louisville, 81 alte
orase din 1mprejur, spre q vest
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MOI pLATM BANI Gaia
pENTRU

Liberty 1onduri. Thrift and War
Savings Stamps. Asemenea cumpArAm
9i aur vech!u. argint. platina. diaman-
te, juvaere. ceasuri argint viu. mag
oete points. marci postale nefolosite, si
orice lucruri de valoare. Aduceti-le Ia
moi. Noi cumpArayn orice de valoare si
platim bani gata. Simon este cea mai
cinsti+A casa de schimb. pfoprietari 10
TIE Ohlo Snelting 4 Refining Co.
Oficiul, RoOm 210, LennOx building
Colt Gu E. 9Th si Euclid.
Deschis pima Ia orele p. m. (3-4-6
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vorba din gura ca te spinzur de
limbay magaruler'
ESii repede, bucuros ca am sea-
pat Gu atat, 81 am alergat intro
goana pana la tusa Ana, sora
mamei, 81 ii spuseiu ca 0 chiama
tata. Ii spuseiu ca mama Dol
naya srau 81 mia zis Cd are Sd
mOara. 4
Tusa incepu sd planga. Isi lua
% mantela din garderoba 81 pc
cand Sc imbraca Gu ca . lIziiii
zicand:
ia mancat capul tiIhaEnl ala
de tatu!s - F
|, Simtii ca un flor rece trece
|prin mine. Ma gandiu IA vorbele
mamei, Ia scrisoarea pc care Q
cetisem 81 incepu Sd Sc fac4 iu-
nina in creerul meu. Deschisei
gura sal spun ce mia zis mama
81 ce-am. cetit in scrisoarea tatei,
dar ma g4ndiu a vorbele lui -
md spinzurs de limb1 81 incAisci
gura.
Tusa - fmbracS repede q a
loc de pal8rie III puse IA al pi
|eap. ers pe a sly1itul All Qe,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-31

culatiunea geamantanelor aevea,
1mi trecea pc dinaintea ochilor,
purtate< de acelea naive, finite,
tpururea dornice de un adapost
mai bun, pana cand, sleite de toa-
|ta puterea, cad, jertfa dorintei
lor, cele mai multe dintre aces
tea triste paseri fara cub, .....
pribegii... Veteran.
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De vINzARE

S'au de schimbat, am 70 acre
pamant bun GU apa curgatoare In
totdeauna, numai 3 mile de Ia
oras. Pretul pamantului $500
acru, posed casa Gu s odai piv-
nita, asemenea am II cal, 3 pa
rechi hamuri 81 tot felul de ma
Sinarii ce sc cere la o farma.
Doritorii sd ceara lnforma-
tiuni de la
=. NICK STO1CA
P. o. Box Isl Edgar Mont
(25-26).
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CO N Y O c R E

Soc. 'Avram Iancu" Convoaca
pc toti fratii membri 81 membre
a lua parte la adunarea Soc. de
Sambata 4 Februarie a. C. IN
loca!ul Soc. de sub No. 261 w.
81 Str. New York.
Sedinta St va deschide la orele
8 80 p. m. Absentele nemotivate
vor Fl pedepsite conform statu-
tului.
Gu dragoste frateasca.
Nick Avram, presedinte.
Asinefta Neder, secretar
(2t2o). Il
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HrAnn n ruoAl1 n
preful psntrn publicatM -: 1oo1A
- v1nSaro." sAnunt d eAsAtoslA
80. coet1 psntru fiecare csvin1 .
CHNrI de publiCotiA Dub q - Aonf3
NJ - publicA mimic.
pentru Dxri q oeA0A IAv1tA13 -
Dotes, cununii eau laAGuxl. e0e y
nla. oau SAoo. I oolpa18 u 0ak
Publicatiile @ f1o M00eteo - -
n>coearA. OraAi1 N Aka l0a8 uD110eA"
tile din UnlunaA q u -
Asnuscriltale - 10ea9xn0 - q
lnApoiAak
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STAR LAUNDRY
n 3. Liberty Ave., Alliance, o.
Ambele telefoane. d. (2)
Ceaiu Bulgatesc pentru Sange

Ceaiu Bulgaresc pentru Sange
Milioane folosesc acest ceai, pentru
raceala: Sc ia ipainte de culcare, Usu-
reaza constipatia. intareste 'stomacul
slab 81 rarunchii. 81 ajuta foarte multi
IL pur;ficarea singelui. ts =
Intrebati la DrugstuI D-voastre, sau
VI trimitem asigurat prin posta, l ba-
xA mare pentru familii $125. sau 3
pentru 1915 orr 6 pentru $5.25.
Adresa (2-24jan)
Marvel Products Company
424 Marvel Bldg. Pittsburgh. Pa.
#44HE2HSRSHH
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Dovada q
Adevarului

Dl. I. Rubin din New York
trimite in ziua de 80 Noembrie,
prin telegrama 50 dollari, carl
au fost platiti in bani Ameri-
cani d-lui L. Grandel din Bu-
curesti in ziu& de 5 Decembrie.
Aceasta este numai una din
sutele de trimiteri de dolari ce
s'au facut de banca noastra 81
care dovedeste Cd putem trimi-
te bani Americani UNITED
States currency in orice parte
a Romaniei Mari, in timpul Gel
mai scurt 81 Gu pretul Gel mai
scazut. (25)
Scrieti pentru informatiuni
Ia.
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20 spuncmi draga randunea
Ce zbori mereu in preaJma mea
o sa-mi ajute Dumnezeu
Sa-mi pot alcatui ca tine
I'm cub al meu?''
The New York herald., 1922-06-20
LORD VERNON IS SUED
BY SISTERS GUARDIAN
Attorney Objects to His TAX
ing Payment for Services.

Charles M. O'Keefe Of 81 Chambers
street, special guardian of Fanny Law
renee. Lady Vernon, daughter of the
late Francis c. Lawrence, an incompe-
tent living in France, filed report in
the Supreme Court yesterday objecting
to one item in the accounting of Francis
William Lawrence Venables, Lord Ver-
non. as committee of the property in
New York of his mother The period
covered by the accounting is from Au-
gust IL, 1918, to December 81, 1921.
The item to which exception is taken
by Mr.. OKeefe Is for $37,240.7S, which
Lord Vernon states he has credited to
himself as general guardian of the per-
son and property of his mother The
total in securities. cash and other income
received during the period for which the
accounting is desired is $369,590. MI
Mr.. O'Keefe points out that Lord Ver-
non has acted without the authority of
New York courts in making such pay
ments to himself as general guardian.
While the income so transmitted to
the general guardian Is less than one
fifth the income of the incompetent dur
ing the accounting period, Mr.. O'Keefe
makes the point that the court here to
whom the comWittee must account and
under whose supervision all expenditures
must be made has no check upon the ex-
pendltures, and does not know nor can
it determine that the remittances were
actually used.
The New York herald., 1922-06-20
TWO STEP TO DEATH
IN CHANNEL OF BAY.
Upset in Shallow Water, but
Walk Wrong Direction
Lost Baby Drowned.

Two men were drowned and -FOUR
others narrowly escaped death Sunday
afternoon when a rowboat in which
they were crossingH Huntington harbor
capsized in shallow water. The dead
We're Joseph Sposapo, At. of o1 FULTON
street, and Pasqualo Cirinu. 25, Of 15l
Pearl street, both OF Brooklyn. Cirino's
body was not recovered.
The other men in the boat. all of
whom live in Brooklyn. were Joseph
Pasqua, 1APearl street, a cousin Of
Cirino; Joseph, Merringola, 101 Fulton
street; Alfred Spoapo, 10 Cranberry
street. and Pasquale Cafiro,. OF 255
Crescent street. Cairo, unconscious,
was dragged to safety and revived.
The water was sufficiently shallow
where the boat overturned to permit
the men to touch bottom, but they
became confused and walked into the
channel. None o fthem could swim.
The body of Frederick Paspernack. 8,
of Atlantic avenue, Cedarhurst, was
found yesterday afternoon in the ocean
off Beach Thirteenth street, Far Rock
away. by William Gordin. life guard at
the Ostend Hotel. Far ,Rockaway. The
boys parents had reported him missing
yesterday.
The New York herald., 1922-06-20
News Of the Real Estate World
RESIDENTIAL SALES TOP
TRADING IN BROOKLYN

William q. Rehbein sold 292 Windsor
place. two story two family dwelling,
for the estate of H. thompson: 3Ss
Seventeenth street. three family
house. for J. & NJ Schiller; 523A Eigh-
teenth street. two family house, for
ID. O'Hara; 326 Sixteenth street. a two
story house. for NJ. Reilly; 315 Fifteenth
street. a two story house. for l.. Med
dis. to "A Mr.. MacGregor. and 362 Six
teenth street. two family house, for
j. Walsh.
nue., store and apartments. for John d.
Cosgrove; 523 Atlantic avenue. store and
apartments. for John J. Dillon: 125 Sixth
avenue. three story dwelling. for NJ
Barnaby and j. A. Mccoy. and 6S6
President street. three story DWELL
ing. for ~ Murrcy.
Bulkiey & Horton Company sold 1919
Pacific street. between New York and
Brooklyn avenues. a three story dwell
ing. isxio0. TO Bertha Seheidemann..
A. Mishkin sold for the X. Il. s
Building Corporation to the j. C. G..
Building Corporation a plot. s0x1oo. on
East Twenty-third street, between Ave-
nue. ] and Avenue X. for Improvement
with one family houses
Tankoos. smith e. Co. subleased store
and basement adjoining 4os Flatbush
Avenue Extension, to Hyman Glasser.
dealer I'm jewelry and diamonds. The
lease calls for rental aggregating
81, 900.
Martin Company leased to Joseph
Gentle loft in 800 Fulton street.
Charles Partridge Real Estate Com
pany. Inc, leased the store in 1883 Full
ton street to Clinton l. Sommer, musi-
cal instruments. records and supplies.
The New York herald., 1922-06-20
TRIES SUICIDE THRICE
BUT FAILS TO QUALIFY
Eating Bullets, Drowning and
Hanging All in Vain.

ATLANTIC CIrY. June 19I - Robert
Piper, 81, porter employed at the
Union League. Philadelphia. tried sui
ci4a three times here to-day.
Friends of Piper who did not like the
manner in which he was handling n re-
volver took it away from him. but failed
to search his pockets. He had some
bullets and tried to swallow several OF
them. but could not make the grade. He
then walked out to- Gardner's basin and
plunged ove~board. He started to swim
ashore, only to meet Patrolman Page.
who arrested him on a charge OF at
tempted suicide.
In. ms cell Piper made a ropc of bed
CLOTHING and. fastening one end to the
top of the cell door, tied the other
around his neck and fell to his knees.
Having his wind shut off proved too
disagreeable and Piper regained' his feet
Just as the turnkey reached the cell.
The New York herald., 1922-06-20
DRY GOODS FIRM RENTS
BUILDING ON WORTH ST.

The five story building at $500 Worth
street. extending through to 35-3I
Thomas street. has been leased for ten
years by the Hunter Manufacturing e.
Commission Company from the New
York Real Estate Association through
Alfred r. Kirkus. secretary. The lessees
now occupy part of the structure and
they will take over the entire space as
soon as possession can be obtained
The building has frontage OF 1913
on Worth street and a depth of 1922
feet. 1t is partially occupied at present
by the s. w. Long Textile Company
and Craig, Maben & Co. The latter
concern has leased through Daniel
Birdsall & Co. and Alfred X. Kirkus
the lower portion of SIS Leonard street.
at present occupied by the Durham
Manufacturing Company.
Duff & Brown Co.. leased to Louis
Erich for twenty-one years the south
west corner of West Third and Greene
streets, a five-story Building. The
Premises will be altered into stores and
lofts.
The four-story building. on plot 50x
1905, at 10 and 112 East F'ifty-ninth
street, has been leased by Paris E.
Singer to Anna NJ. X. Wawksworth for
eleven years at a yearly rental of
1880
Haggstrom-C -Callen Company leased
space In 185 West Sixty-third street, the
northeast corner Of Amsterdam avenue.
to I. c. Chestman for dental offices.
j. Hoffman, & Son, representing Stone
e. Schleimer, leased through SPOTS &
Starr. to the Reliable Sales Company,
the half of a floor. in, 434 Broadway.
Cushman & Wakefield, Inc. leased
offices In the Canadian Pacific Build
ing, Madison avenue, Forty-third to
Forty-fourth street, to l.. Edward
Thompson, Perry & Bibby. William L.
Brann. Atlantica Shipping & Trading
Corpn.. Hartmann. Duncan q Rogow,
Inc, George r. Allison, and additional
space to the Air Reduction Com
pany, Inc.
The New York herald., 1922-06-20
IN THE DWELLING MARKET.

Ernest r. Bower sold for Mrs. Ade-
laide I. Heuermann the three story
dwelling at Isl West Ninety-fourth
street. 17x1O0.
George G. Comstock, who owns and
occupies the 17.2 foot house at 313 West
Eighty-sixth street. purchased from Ed
ward d. Fife. Jr.. the adjoining dwell
ing. 1Sx10OS, at 315.
Joseph l.. Nasanowitz sold for James
II. Cruikshank PIG East 105th street. a
three story dwelling. 1e.sxl0o. to Samuel
Eadler, who resold the property to
Simon David, who will occupy after
alterations.
Leroy Coventry sold for Frederick
Gilsey 4S7 West End avenue. a dwell
ing, between Eighty-third and Eighty
fourth streets. This property was held
at $4,000.
The New York herald., 1922-06-20
BRONX. MARKET REPORTS.

Julius Trattner sold for Mrs. J. Hege-
lein the five story apartment house with
"stores, TAG Jackson avenue, southeast
corner of 156th street. 336x90. TO a
Silent of s. Bitterman
Robert Foley sold for Louis Singer
to Joseph Vauenhauer four story
four family house at 2s73 Briggs avenue.
Herman Israel sold to Morris Cohen
four story flat. 53.4xl00 at SIC
Southern Boulevard.
Duff & Brown Company sold for J..
w. Phantom ZIG Fairmont place. five
story flat, 26x100.
Nathan Wilson Occidental Holding
Corporation) leased for ten years to
S; muel Wagner store. 15x60, with an
Il" in the theater building, northeast
corner of Burnside and Walton avenues.
for restaurant.
The New York herald., 1922-06-20
ASTOR TENEMENTS
IN RUMORED DEAL

One of the many runors that charac-
terized the market yesterday involved
the reported sale of about twenty tene-
ment on the West Side by the estate OF
William B. Astor to an operator. The
deal is said to have included the block
front on the east side Of Tenth avenue
from Fortyseventh to Forty-eighth
streets. eight five story flats, each 25.lx
100: the entire block front on the west
side of Tenth avenue from Forty-eight
to Forty-ninth streets eight similar
structures and the four five-story build
ings at the southeast corner of Tenth
avenue and Forty-seventh street. 1t was
said that Max N. Natanson was the
buyer.
The New York herald., 1922-06-20
MARINES WILL FIGHT
BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG
Reviewed by Harding on
Start for Historic Field.

Special Dispatch to THE NEw YosK>fIEnAIp.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. ID. c.. June 10.
The annual field exercises of the
Marine Corps Expeditionary Force be-
gan this afternoon, when President
Harding from the south portico re-
viewed 5000 marines as they filed
through the White House grounds. Fol-
lowing the review by the President. the
Marines paraded through the ellipse in
the rear of the White House. where
Acting Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt
stood at the reviewing post.
To-day's reviews were the beginning
of series OF maneuvers which are the
most elaborate ever carried out by the
Marine Corps. They leave here at day
break tomorrow on n seven day hike
to Gettysburg. where they viii stage
reproductions of the memorable battle
of the civil war. under modern condi-
tions and ALSO under the conditions by
which Picketrs charge was carried out
The New York herald., 1922-06-20
SCHOOL SAID TO HAVE
LEASED 5THAV. HOUSE

It was reported yesterday that the
former Jamson residence, at 1oJ5 Fifth
avenue. between Eighty-first and Eigh-
ty-second streets. had passed into the
hands of the Scoville School on a long
term lease. The house is q five story
and basement structure on a full lot.
In 1919 1t was sold by A. G. Sheridan
for $1S0.Oo0. having just previously been
purchased by the seller for s175,000
through Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. In
June, 1920, 1t was sold at auction by
Bryan L. Kennedy. Inc. to Mrs. Alice
Hoffman for sl5O.OO0. Mrs. Hoffman is
the lessee in the present reported deal
When the Scoville School takes pos
session 1t will be the second private
school having headquarters on Fifth
avenue. The Bovee School owns and
occupies the building at S36 Fifth ave-
nue., near Sixty-fifth street.
The New York herald., 1922-06-20
ARRESTED FOR SELLING
BOGUS CITIZENSHIP
Four Accused in Forged Nat.
uroIizdtion Deal,

PHLADELpHrA, June 1s.-Four men.
one e former Deputy Clerk In the United
States District Court. were arrested to-
day charged with having sold forged
naturalization certificates TO unsuspect-
ing aliens at s25 to $50 each.
The certificates were an obsolete issue
of 1906, to which had been sighed the
name OF naturalization official who
died four years ago.
The arrest of Joseph N. King. the
former Deputy Clerk. was caused when
two aliens. seeking passports. presented
the spurious certificates to examining
officials. A supply 81 old blanks and
Government seals is alleged 10 have
been found at Kings home.
The New York herald., 1922-06-20
CONFIRMS wILLYs SALE.

The sale TO w. c. Durant. automobile
manufacturer. OF the Elizabeth works
of the Willys Corporation by Charles
S. Gerth on, Friday. June Q. was con-
firmed yesterday by Judge Joseph l..
Bodine in the United States District
Court, Newark. The price paid by Mr.
Durant was s5.525.0oo. Title to the
property will be conveyed by the re-
ceivers. James Kerney. c. /. Voorhees,
and C. o. Miniger. at the plant on July
81, after which Mr.. Durant will begin
making motor car known as the
Star.
The New York herald., 1922-06-20
RENTS 5TH AVE. DWELLING.

Joseph E. willard, former Ambassa-
dor to Spain. who is building resi-
dence In the sutton Square colony, has
rented for term the five story Amer
ican basement dwelling at SIS Fifth
avenue. between Sixty-second and Sixty
third streets. Harris. Vought GO.
acted for Mr.. Willard and the Cruik-
sbank COMPANY represented Angelica L.
Gerry the owner. Mr.. willard several
months ago bought the house at 3 SUIT
ton place. which he is rebuilding for
his residence.
The New York herald., 1922-06-20
9TH AVE. HOUSE IN
TRADE FOR HOTEL
Deal Involves Lawrence Home
and the Schuyler on 45th ST.;
Contract Unsigned.

Contracts have been drawn for an ex-
change Of the Lawrence residence, at
the Southeast corner Of Fifth avenue and
Seventy-eighth street, and the Hotel
Schuyler. at SO West Forty-fifth street,
which was recently purchased by Julius
Tishman & Sons. William " Lawrence
Is the owner OF the Fifth avenue prop
erty and the Jattison Construction Com
pany represents julius Tishman & Sons
In the impending deal.
The Fifth avenue property Is a five
story structure on a lot 25Sx100. oppo-
site the home of James B. Duke. The
Hotel Schuyler Is a ten story structure
on u plot 75x100 and is being operated
on long term lease by George T. Stock
holm. 1t is assessed at 100000. The
Fifth avenue corner was acquired by
Mr.. Lawrence at foreclosure last April
for 100000. The house was for many
years the home of the Lawrence family
and was given by them in August 1920,
for the Leonori Hotel, at Madison ave-
nue. and Sixty third street. and was
subsequently sold to J. Mercadante, who
later conveyed 1t to James C. Bruse.
Two weeks ago the Nicholas r. Brady
residence. at the Southeast corner of
Fifth avenue and Eightieth street, was
purchased by Nicholas c. Partos Of the
Partos Realty Company. On June / the
home of H. r. Mallinson, at 1045 Fifth
avenue. was also sold.
Sales Revealed In Trnnsfers.
The Phillipsdale Realty Corporation,
representing the Washburn Wire Com
pany. bought from Isabella NJ. Hayes
s12 and 514 East 11Sth street. two
story building and> stables. 50x100. 10,
adjacent to its other holdings.
Thomas Leddy. buyer of 567 and 500
West 173d street, resold the latter. a
five story fiat, 376x100. to Jeanette G..
Katz
DIR. Charles n. selinger purchased
from the Aries Corporation the two six
story apartment houses. 75x1OO, at &C to
20 West 109th street. The buildings
accommodate fifty families. rent for
s24, 600 and were held at $f50,000.
Helene Brand sold to Herman Wach-
tel two six story store tenements. 46x
es2. at 227 and 229 East Third street.
Harry Levy sold to the Selma Holding
Company the six story store tenement,
40x9S.s, at 900 and sos East Thirty
second street.
Maurice Handschin sold 219 and 221
East Sixty-first street, two three story
dwellings, each 1Sx100.5, to Maria j.
valiant and Horace c. Stebbins. respec-
lively.
Harry p. venn sold to Mildred c. and
Anna r. Kantenbein the three story
dwelling. 16.Sx66. at 245 Waverley place.
Emile A. Kipp sold to John j. Britton
20 West 121st street. three story dwell
ing. 20x100.11.
Alice l.. Drew sold to Enrico Farina
$50 West Fifteenth street, a three story
dwelling, lS.9xS1.3.