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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-09

e~~xy ea~ n ~ rsuwxl@f cssrsre<sn
lle kwr~ what lh<y ~xfe tkseklne.
thai Ne fssh<s. had hcsa n4wrsefss.
aca that he~-we<l. that k< wAA bsep&
~ hls fathers hlcc1 IN couid S<as
she huxxins ~ soaga<A the Shifslwx -
she ~sassrscm ~ shs uNwtAbl< chaitA
ard W. knew AoGese weFe palntink n
hsm. Fer nce Ia hls m ~ hAd set
the strcaxth te fsc< Ne feiic~ meaD
A quarter AZ ~ hcue.~& kncek % the
dcor--sheA the <zx uGes clAttwed forth
aTx,a. tc hasAd 4 pierre VI payer 70 the
snxnnss. Ard he. sdinsslHx hls glasses.
saruwa fn the csnrtroom And read
~we. the Jury, End that tisv a.
~a~ei cxnss h. his death frNm insass<<
SUSTAINED al the hands ~ rhoxafen
FsirhAl1 Ia as ahcus the msoth ~
Jane. isae"
That wAs all but Il ives <s~nxh
The stain had kern EAx~t. tho shsng
whfvh ihs white kalYs~f tean who hsd
sst Nv wlparw hsek ID IAdianspel's
had i~Nr~d al his ,ife hsd come sfsss
death.
n srsmed hess~ hstess fhs eaass.
seom cleared. TA~s. ths sttesnsy ~
enc si1el Marry n rw osiser, he rsrss
ess c@s W fhe sxMttf@sn
The cfwxa stisl was nm the street
mnllnx. esrxsanx. alrsding Itself inlo
little Srpssls ta assrass ths veFsliei
Thnsugh them shat serAmhlsns Fes1as
~ newsisoss ra2edls. slmply far sAs
sake ~ snmrthsng ~ take his mlna
tfvm the ihrcaxs and lhr gossip sisest
sslM FaAnvialsi heaxAs paper and
stepped "a the llahs Ia 9lAHacr over sAe
nfxf page rheFa etnhlsKpaod una<r
the Extra beading. wAr the story
II the tindisx ~ the sksistnn ln the
hice rnrpy mins. While beside II was
wen@shlnx uisleh caused itnlers Fair
ea&aisi IL alna"@s forget fas the ns.Ams1,s.
The hesr~rw os the asslesl which h~
was andcfgpsnx. Il was paragraph
lraalng the personal" column og the
small. anlaseAFssh sheet. announcing
the engagensrns NJ Miss Anita Natalie
klsansond 10 Mr. Maurice nSslaane. the
waddlng 70 csaae spFelably Ia the late
iaAl~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-09

ev~vy sr~lsarhs rns neAalnss ksa
playsti via s>pttv~, sNria spa -, far
svvxy A~n1 Nd he<n .hvsrn tN,r.
rAlld sndienSy rehtt-~A that Ne was
~ hut whlrpeA that the rsvehu
l~xlcnl adsshsAx~ ~~y an an the side
~ sQuias nesiAsn~ hls ~An. xsd sAs
rrwsy w~snan whs asd their htysAlns
Mor~. arosh<r hcrs hssl e~ne xilmm~ss
inr es~n h<A ttc anneanevmens ne
usn< fnrsh that Aana Rlshmansi hAd
given her rtesniss 10 Marry AIsurisv
Nad&lpe sh< ssssHn ~ eurenvvs
iusy thai nieAt hal removed h&x frnm
has~ forever A sssm az m&N whc
kxx tsva called slAsrr has lutte
rishs ~ lave v~mhn ~sen II that
womsn has hll ~ mysssss about
her Al things csn he explElnssi-. :.
hst mar,lexa
n wax xrcWlnr late. has fnivhslA
atd MI s~~k brst Instead h~ sas W
she window ssArlng cnF Al tho sAmd-
sup " ths aeuniains oas si me :r~A
pure n'ris ana sss ~ ras'Sns sftss
/ ieng fnns. ihe ss,aw saa9ssI sd a.
bic form snssra- Harry sw .#nt
silsns nseMent. shua ~ ssane Eef
wmr1 nnd las d hand na Ai,e ether
fnAnv sAsaWlsss
~isnnt lrf u set yNM ray." ~ SAID
sNfily~rfor him "ft's ausnK 10 suule
eat nii rssft fseFsthlae ewfaes aul
sll rlehs Il sna aln1 wsvns sssirself
= knew. Harry nat lgs m sntssi
iSngie right nuw."
v~mrs II Ia Hnt Il minH aw " d snnr
p@f~Nn AH said II nGNlnkl gwM. IAereiI
p~ssr pv afsthlng mNev ~ ilas Far
siEI ave 'ef aAjndg.d snSane II v
ever comes "a snythlne llke that
she'll Esvsf give ma m"ss se>slnsunS.
I've heen sniklng win Im~-c ssaHprd
m tnst afiex suu vwne upstairs. Its
emily yvaks nwmnu"
.ilnf th@y tts~h her NERD ssF N.
Harry. IAsy believed hrF Ard they
gave the ssaaiirs rnlnss my father y
n knnw was ihefr. right heelde
1NM sHt8 ~ tNk " stAfN WI
right. s~nw waN~
Thrse WA. uAnmenl ~ sllenre
Them svGpnlhS fpar " the tTass ~
FAlrrhiia
~Jnm how rrans n si.r. iinrrsT"
-i.rf rlumh dam of course. No
Mefhcr uanra ssyS there's times
when SKIES siraishi~ hut they tan's
hast bong, And, " shnd xlsen 'ss ssss
tlm0ns IN wntlrr Mushvt sswnrd
Says II 40 mlghi ave heea dlserrnt
nnd weld nes Ave 40 anything TO
wnFry ah"uf"
~'n wrl,sHsf~
iTNo be t'un,inuec>
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-09
Children Cry
FOR FlETcMEN'S
9 a . = O RIA
THE SHAWNEE LEAGUE CON.
vENTIOM PLATFORM UP
ON WHICH WALTON
STANDS
tro be t'oa,iaueec


tContnaed from Page ID
II Listing of al personal prop
! ! ersys extra expense 10 BIZ
paid by property owner.
- Preventing tax dodgers from
IL buying III their lands per.
sonally or through dummies for
any amount less than total taxes
plus expense of sale 10 county
- We demand that the state
1O publish text bpoks aud sell
them 70 tho school districts at
cost and that the school districts
furnish them 10 the pupils free.
- WI favor definite policy
~ fixed by law for the con-
duet ~ state penal and cleemosy.
nary Institutions providing for
wages. less cost Of maintenance
10 be paid 10 dependents Of con.
ssofa
- We favor the maintenance
ID ol Il state farm for the re-
habilitahon Of drug and liquor
addicfs.
.1E We favor the principles Of
10 the recall
~ Impartial enforcement Of
m}l Isssv
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-09
Interesting Letter
From Dy. Ellen ShuIIx

Gin heard ths ,anarss N. M. a.
''sarmsnia. Tuesday, JMly ~.
la.n
hear slu;hrso lss,tasIs The
eth day oat Az wa aud anis half
Way arxu~x A ihlek faw fuv III
hoaf~ the seeoni day eat masls
lew guinU Then we wens itpa
miIss farther mplh ewing 90 W
ports ~ levherNs The weather
Is n hat enuld 81 wsAksl.
plea sr 10 one who has eume
frnm sAlahnma. het ~ others
Few sh~wrsx " Ma ssmw vessel.
ths sMrmAnia " when hnllt wM
eallssl tho Millionaire \ Spsessl. Z
there il very little vibration Or
rocking ~
une or two masmes are sahI
evrr slAy Nv the aevansi drawing
ruum ~ there Arv three PRIESTS
on hoard, Alan 'wu sisters TN
Sunday the thufyh ~ England
Aersien wna held IN ,ha first
salcn dining roam ausl was we'll
Gstsnapsl W. have hnsi two enu
cerss talent guaud Amunw shv
passengers ln Tuesday mavnlnn
there waN sp0FlN ~ Aeek, ! snak
part ii nee,Ile thr aiding eeutess
aud esv AVID spoun rare EnsFles
for Iadie~ anA gentlemen and
ehIldren separately IAa1 " war
hctwecn srnslemen, lnarrivd nn't
single.
On Monday tsenlHg me 'issk
was decorated. csloEssl llghtss ~
for dance, bridge y being
played, vse. ~ often ~ en can
induce The passengers " leavF
the hrrery hcck for shn salnn n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-09

,nsnxtrsI show i wh~iuls4 ~
Thursday aixhs
( The meals ara fine. Nvvxr%
Thing served Eaali<h f~xkIoA r
eaarw~. faur saa flsw e~ur~es \
both lunehsan snd sl,nmwr. rvm
ur enfTse mrsed ~ shs Iax(. nae
with the meal
4 fsnv library an board. wAick
i as~nvd three times 8 dny. -
Vsse slsed Hef hv dull fer want III
FvasIsnx masssr all NE lxle~k
haaks. rvem snwie pnhimAxxI thla
year Gar uwn newspaper. sua.
= printed % board and selh fsx
] pSIsur a copy Cor d esnt4i =
copy ~ whleh am sssdlns 10
Ths Leader affIev
Friday, fuIy IA Ths isuruey
whieh hrNam with Mvh gpss<I
PROMISE MA nut santsnne ~. thn
"Wednesday VS. bad xsvera
Apnew with htgh wimix she
vnfss thai this sesssl hss hssi fsv
snne ttnr The vvsxet hath
tirFwsI ana reli~sl "A sKssed Ahosts
M hpEaFx sySl nearly every fTmAIs
p#aaenNnf waa Atak. mNsr ar les,
hus that ~ All aver nnw VA
shall he twN iays lnnRer 90 lhe
vpyagv tIsan was whsslulesl nzr
nsIIvaWy has s,ssa ~ faIlnwA
aaan III naant IA day l6tkt ami
sEay, ar1 ssssl slsys 'ssAd tth dAy.
aAl sfh siay. ait Ush day. aafps
TIN aav. ani ssh day. 40
Altogether Il has heFn very
vnluyahls. This Il maikad ~
s}aeen&tpwn. ireland
ElLsKN Afitit4Tx H. @
spNsAssf N~~~~A
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-09
OnlsEcON SIGNS OmDkn
STO IstN II. y. OE1T


Nxahlsssuas Aus T. fhesaAm "
l.anmhs. shsifmsa og sha IatsrnA<
siaasi cemmslses "a fsankess ~
Meslen. has aHusanesa shat nj -
assvea aa uffisial lsies~@a~ tfexA
NsRlsssr VI FTnsass a~ W. tsa~vsA "
Msstpo ~iatinx that shv sxrvsuwnk
~ - she MNsleaa debt. slsn~a "
siiasssse IA IL itasstx and the listers
aAsksnas cummissse es June ~ rae
Yesterday ratified hy rye~idsns
ussrxsDn ANA shAt shm AxT~~msnx
~aaia ~ aaemsst~ss !. sh~ ss~s4~Aa
sssmxfsss tus ~ action
fhs Mssiean aeasrs~. mssss H~v
ssnshsF &
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was no gain ii either inslsaee by
tha wetm on tbs other hsna.
wondsam has acfeAsea Woods ~
ysfglnsa sor shs namlaasluns sas
tagh weFa dry
aTMkm sMw gneaits uE Tho sRxa
wn1k. eGga Mr. wasslsv ~in VIZ
alnla all nominees aru afy sse.sis
ane In West vlf9snss al sha dffs
we're ssnansspapi. In Missouri ali
dry anan were renumInasust lexssAes
Representative Muishssssa. ~hD u
succeeded IVY afsl Taw ksaaaA
delegation III aeiialy dry Ia u*aa
homa ass arys were Fanum1uaisd and
the ether. dry. WAS saeossaea ~ :
aFy@
The prediction thar rshe Aa'l
saloon League and rrshahltlDn
would hold their o~a sssa In M.ss !
aehassuA ard Nsw Vera was made
W Ftfs " hNNaffi
"yau wait and asa u 10 aoa's hn
Yaia,
Tbs way look Al N ~ this
There - 4 ~ " aissasssen as@r
usodIfyfna tho lisns vine snd sssss
regulations, and polls are l'siex
taken. lsut II there wae sash An
oyerahalmlng dsmand fuF hsef ana
llshs wfnsw. a0saa af theas dry caas
dIdases Men who favemd hem3 asd
llshs winNs would hasw srlmmea tas
drgs. bur ID dldn's happen
As far 40 the lsolls ara e9eessaa a.
the ssopla who faspr shs stfies ed.
furesmans ~ the law are salissisa
wlsh II. and thsy aonf waBe 10 be
voting even informally on "A nsary
now end then WIZ ppli had u Fss
Gently that sotrs saaea ia isstFost
Industrial factories shassd ats 70
ona majority In favor Of altaFina sha
lava. but 40 aaliar of Fact. aaly
short iian wxa the Essss ef NJ !
chlx2n vvtsd atFenxsy aKalast nnms
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-09
|ODIs Gll|M GAINS
N MANY PRIMARIES


wAsAsasssA Aaxl s'kNAyps II.
whcel~v. k~n~rsl svak@<l ct sks
Ant. .aAs,sn League. commenting
today eu me resass % hf a. Con.
sresc,onsl priUaFle. ae<sarsA that
ONLY ons dry cenKrvsnsAn haa bean
acfeAssd W fvsoe~lsea v~s canAls
date NJ. wnssler sAsa ho Aai FIR
|ases ana facts 10 proy~ that put ~
iS> ncmlnasions Cor the iIsus. and
'hf,svn for shv senate enly oae dry
t'anxssxssAan had lwsn hcal rss. lAa
he'rx Representative cliifasa irs-
haa " Peoria. lli w. Declared thai
she arss had Feined IN beth %sna,r
ana iiease. ani exssssnea that the
Xsssuesy vote " to-day wss not TO-.
slni,a 10 tho compilation loeAase he
aad nm received results from that
state.
seventeen ssssns nnt suuusigw
kentarky. : said Mr. Wheeler. ~hsss
hcla primaries Thirteen Senator'S
hsvs been nominated In swesye
states. Two IN rennsSlsaala, Nina
Scnasors have heen rvnosmina,~a.
seven 81 whom have stood fnr prshl.
hIssen snEarS~msM ana two ~Tslos,
Il ~ tho fuuy new nominations al
stand far enforcement ~ the Eight.
esnih Amendment
IA the seventeen states isS' Ton
rresstanai districts have nominated
csnasdsss~. One hundFsd and ssxsy.
shuse s'oaTr~THrr .sssTx- t.een pre-
nominated. o. whom iss. have vo,ea
Cor prohibition enforcement lewssIA.
lion and twenty-five sxssnss Il. az
the new namsnasions shoas one .lhIsi
are considered weL oF aoahsEul
In mHns ~ thase states tAn si0mi
nsnt issue In tina campaign was \
beer sna eius am~namsas @ ahs
National Prohibition oct. rae VETS
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"
The enly accurate and trust
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-09
CHAPTER kun.

Harry There was little that II could
aeconpilsh, and bessces. he feii that
Ids e"snrade bad enough n shgnk
ahusat The unexpected sasn nf TIE
rssFonegs Inquest had added a. the
heavy weight ~ llarrss troubles. h
sasesul the probability In the future eg
a grand Jury investigator aud the
possible indietlnent AZ accessory after
the fact IN the murder ~ ~slsxss~
larsen Not shsf rnirchlld he'd been
inaurncrd Ia the slightaSt nv the fn~.
sinsnns of CRAZY i.anras tts presence
OF Sqplps Rodslna and bis son nsd
shown tho plnlnls that they were con.
nersed In some why With II. that. in
faes they were responsible. An ass
portunlty han srIfen for them. and
they had xsixed npan H. Mare. there
came the strewa upinlun nf old Meth
r. Howard once Falfehlld aud Harry
had reached The boarding honne and
gathered In the parlor for their con.
snlintion:
saint n what I sasd right IN the
h~ginuinRYy Mother Howard aSked
"shell Kill for TINT man. II necessary.
II wasn't 40 hard a. you think All
sqnlns RocaIne had to 40 wa~ ~ aci
nGre 10 her and promlse her few
things that he'll narsrm cut ~ le.rr
on. and she went on rho stand and
liesi her hend Off,
-fsut fer A. crsxy woman
"LauFa's CRAZY and slse ntn't crazy
fre seen rhnt woman ~ sensible and
aS shrewd MS any sanr wnsasn whn
eeer drew breath. Jhen again. I've
seen hrr when wouldn't get within
iffy miles ~ hss. Goodness enls
knows what would happen 10 person
whn fell lfsfp hcr clutches when shes
rns one of those Immortality strcsKs
on
cone N fhoSe waasv' Harry locked
up in surprise.
Immortality That's why you'll
find her sneaklnT @rnvnd sraseyafas
~ night. gathering herbs end taking
them 70 shm old honse an the Genrge
vile raad whew she Iive* and hrrw.
ing thesn into smrae snFfl ~ ronrrfslsn
that she sprsnkies an shr &Iae~ She
believes that if's a snru system ~
bringing immortality io persen
Poison that's abont what II is~
Harry shrugged his shoulders.
s'i'olson's what she lxi" he rx-
claimed "AlD't n enough that I'm ar.
caTd W every rrsme In the reIendar
y slhost 'er getting ne mixed 10 In a
ourterf Md this time he locked |
u Falrcfsild with dciorour eyes
NV re we going 10 Furnish band this
lime. II The grand Jury indicis Incf"
I'm afraid there wont be nnr.~
Mother Howard sef hcr isps fnr I
minute. then straixb,ensd proudly
"weii. guess there viii It's bond.
able and guess I've got few
Ihlnrr that sre worth something and
! few friends that oar r. so don't
sre why sisnrid he len ouf ~ every.
'hinx. inst because rm womenf''
'T>or' love yosi II Harry rrinned. III
rye< sfowine pielnIy shnt me worid
sas agnin gDod for him and thar his |
|roubies % far "a 3 f<w slight
-harge~ ,of r,<pifenstsry oYenses rerr
uonceruea amounted 70 very little IN
If e>ssmsfson. Harry had habit of |
living tp6t faGr tke Apy And TIE mp
perf ~ 49, H0@t&rd MN WIPED
~ sil fdiar& 6nesatIr$ a. MIN. Tbe
'aff fhat cnnt1ffions might await him
a -
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Once a dollar weutd bny four
tseFman nHFks, New II will hny
over Nlx hundred, Hers N what
happenrd biIiians of marks wssw
printed marks fell prices vp<e /
increased salaries wsvs insssffiei
ent scale ~ living sank Iowxv
aud lpwef savings wsre sapped /
Salur ~ remainder wa# virtually
destroyed parhapa Al stxtSxusn
should enrry In their brains u
isutn1 Iske tllls4 l)nn's manksy
with ypur nations money ''~**
slrtor Murdoch
II II gsu's AfwAsn fh~ fixhkImx psyxnxs
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Mary fssaen-i eat what l i:ts'
I Iiks eli pickles and eorned beef
end eabbaes particularly.
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y WHAT FOLKS AnEsAy,Nc u
X xxgwxzg zgxNxxaM a MxH
Henry Ford History 10 bune.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-09

sumusi Compsrs America Win
rot asaua apr ssessPrhip Of any
sort.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-09

Lady asauith-~ American men ''e X
sIrc 10 kiss every pssssy woman ihey
n~ss. -
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pros,wor gInnsin--~iicIativisy re-
iinquishss the sbscInsensss Of am
uifaneity
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0<ner~ l.uaendorff, Germany We
failed 10 sf.phsslss sufficiently tTss
misht Insxes righs.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Rent Jumped 100 p. c.,
Municipal Court Moves
New Rooms for 7ih District Few
Doors From Old at SO, 800,
Sinking Fund Ia Told

Facing 100 per cent increase ia
rent FOR the rooms occupied by the
7th District Municipal Court. the jus
ticos went out and found new quarters
At the same old rentsl Justice John
r. Davies told the commissioners OF
the sinking fund yesterday that new
quarters had been founA g. 3i2 West
i25th Street FOR $500 a year. the rent
paid for several years Tor the old quar-
ters at $50 West i2Sth Street. where
the landlord demanded $4,000 for 1923
Dock Commissioner John II. Delaney
submitted a plan 10 the commissioner
yesterday FOR the improvement Of the
water front OF Emmons Avenue, Sheeps-
head Bay, extending from Sheepshead
Bay Road TO East Twenty-seventh
Street. Representatives Of several
civic organizations appeared before the
Sinking Fund Commission 90 oppose
the plan. Commissioner Delaney plan
provides for the construction Of twenty.
FIVE piers. in addition 90 other improve
ments.. The spokesman for the civic
organizations insisted that the owners
would rather improve the property
themselves than have docks built by
the city, with the probability Of tugs
and coal barges using them and coal
pockets and similar commercial enter
prises injected into the cOmmunitv
Commissioner Delaney eontendod there
was great need for the improvement.
that the property involved was an eye
sore. particularly a. low tide. The
matter was laid over until January B.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
S77,0l4,8l0 Lent
For Building and Farms
Money Advanced in Year by
Metropolitan Life for I'm.
proveTnent Purposes

The Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany yesterday authorized loans on bond
and mortgage amounting 20 over S10.-
100000. or this amount, s6,66s, 900 is for
housing, I, will provide 40 dwellings
and twenty-one apartment houses. all
10 accommodate 1859 families. About
two-thirds Of these will be in this
city. There was S1,700,0O0 loaned on
business buildings hero and elsewhere.
Farm loans authorized amounted to
s2,3s1,o0O.
II was announced that the real og-
tnte committee of the directors would
make no further authorizations OF
loans until the beginning Of January,
the record for the year being complete.
The loans made and authorized for
housing from the beginning OF Janu-
airy. 70 and including December 2i
1922. as summarized By Comptroller
Stabler. amounted 10 S47Oi4,siO. This
amount was loaned on a total OF 1904
dwellings. amounting 10 SS0.78l ,435.
and on ba2 apartment houses, amount
ing 20 SfG,2S3.37J. The dwellings will
provide residences for 1886 families
and the apartment houses will provide
for 1883 families, a total o. il,s6s
families. In New York City new dwell
ings numbered 9s5, TO house'i,1e0 fam
lies, on which loans amounted 20
1857 900, and lS0 apartments, 70 house
1854 families, the loans amounting 20
50 ,0s5,0o0
Farm loans authorised OF made dur
ing 1922 amounted TO s30.000,000.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Plan Flats for Upper
Broadway Block Front
Purchasers of Corners at I72d
and l73d Streets Will
Improve Sites

Patrick J. Dwyer has bought from
Ennis g. sinnott the plot. 10ox15s, az
the northwest corner Of Broadway
and 172d Street, on which he will erect
Hve-stoIy multi-fsmily structure with
stores.
Joseph wolkenberg, builder, has
purchased from Ennis e. Sinnott the
vacant plot. lO211X125X97.3. on south
west corner Of Broadway and l78d
Street. upon which plot IL is planned
10 erect six-story elevator buildings
Gettingor & Weinman represented the
purchaser while Jacob and Emil
Leitner acted as brokers. These two
deals effect the resale OF the entire
westerly block front on Broadway
from l72d to l73d Street.
Peter ]. Shields sold 20 James ".
jackson the lot. 24Sx100, at the north
east corner Of Ninth Avenue and 2oeth
Street.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
r. al Estate News

Co. sold for Frederick de Peyster
Foster as trustee TIE hye-story fat
with stores st the northwest corner Of
Third Avenue and Seventy sixth Street.
25.Sxi00, 20 Fred Brown.
J. S. Maxwell sold for Loretta Flsn-
aRan 90 an t-of-town client OF Louis
y, Brodsky the fve-story walk-up
apartment 90 1866 broadway, south
west corner Of lsham Street. i00xi03A.
Mcdowell & Byrnes were the brokers.
The W. and II. Holding Corporation
sold 10 Jacob Miller The two fve-story
tenements with stores az % and SO
East i05th Street. 50xiO0.1i.
Theresa Faust sold 10 Minnie Ros.
deitcher the hve-story tenement at 72
East 18th Street, 25xiO0.1f.
The Hudson p. Rose Company pur-
story fat AZ AL East l34th Street.
George Costar was the broker
William A. Wilson purchased from
Moses A. Kuh The six-story elevator
apartment known Rs the Opelika NJ
52l and 523 West i43d Street, 7O.10x
9e.11.
II. d. Baker and A. Robinson sold
for Charles Galevski the fve-story
apartment. s0xi00, at 5Sb and 5S7 West
i62d Street % an investor represented
by jules Zieser.
The NJ. Morg,nthsu Jr. Company,
Everett NJ. Seixas Consolidated, resold
for the West Eleventh Street Corpora
tlon 5s2 Eleventh Avenue. a four-story
tenement and store, 20s66, 90 John
Rudenjnk. who will occupy the store.
The Houghton Company sold for
Elizabeth 6. Thomson the fve-story
altered house at 247 West Seventy
sixth Street. 19xlO22.
Hyman Freund sold 70 Charles Bakal
and Louis Newman two fve-ttory tene-
ments with stores a. 1924 and 1926
Third Avenue, southwest corner OF
Eighty-frst Street, 5f4x90
The estate Of Martin Bossong sold 10
Herman Rcnkcn 54i East Eighty
fourth Street, a fve-story hat, 25X100
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Ship Mourns Cats Loss;
Victim of Sweet Tooth
Lure of British Toffee Too
Much for Cap; Succumbs
10 Duty: Buried Mt Sea

Il was just ar ordinary cat. but IL
was 20 affectionate ard well liked by
the officers ard crew on the Fort Ham
ilton. of the Furness Bermudo iirc.
that uhcu e died their spii..' r.ed
with g. on tho liacr's arrival hcie
yesterday every ono. from the cabin
boy 10 the commander, Captain Albert
K. Francis. wss mourning The loss Of
Cap
For two years "Cap" and Captain
Francis have been mates. But n picce
- british tofee separated thom. The
Lippcr was on the bridge during The
last voyage when "Cap" having O.
sweet tooth. discovered an open .ia
Of ihe candy and endeayored 10 de.
vour IT, entire contents a. ono time.
TIE result was that a large piece be-
cfmc lodged In the eats Throat esns-
ing iufocation.
II certainly shall mie him. said
Captain Francis. dolefully, "und the
boys will, too. 10 was cnfoftunate
that We didn't End him In time 20 pry
that toifee from his teeth.
cap" like any other seafsier who
succumbs on duty was buried ~ sea
lat Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Buying of Apartments
And Vacant Bronx Sites
Several Large Houses Pass 10
New Owners; Plots To
BE Improved

A. Ancowitz & Son sold for the
Harding Realty Company the two Eve.
story apartments az $50 20 8f4 Dawson
Street, 50xi00 each: for NJ Mnrder. The
two nve-story apartments ut 1926 20
1929 Hoe Avenue. 5oxi00 each. 20 7.
Paul and J. Cohen; Tor tho Grucn
Realty Company. So Fox Street. q five
story. twenty-family house. 7sxiO5N ir-
regular. and FOR y. Posner 10 l. Zales-
nick. EOS Eagle Avenue. a fvc-story.
thirty-eight-family apartment. 5oxi30.
Harry Calm purchased from Harry
silvcrstein the fvc-story modern
apartment 40 Ssg WhitlOck Avenue.
southeast corner OF Tiffany Street, 55x
100. Harry Blum was the broker.
The Eugene ]. Busher Company Inc.
sold for Alexander Wilson the vacant
plot l00Xi25, on The west side o.
Grand Boulevard and Concourso. 1875
feet north Of Minerva Place. TO
builder, who will erect a large apart
ment
J. Clarence Davies. Inc, sold for the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company 10
a. kost the vacant plot. 5Oxi47, on the
east side Of Stebbins Avenue. lS7 feet
north Of i6Tth Street.