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The Washington herald., 1919-08-07

beach this summer has been in
watching the whole-hesrted enjoy
ment of the children as they splash
ed and frolicked in the water.
Never In the Way.
They were never in the way"
she said. The mapority of them
came with older persons and shared
lockers with them. Others occupied
lockers with chums"
of course, they raced over the
beach, laughing and shouting. but
no one objected to that. II semed
to me as though the beach was
large enough for us all"
Since the children have been re-
fused admittance to the beach Mrs.
Fleishman says she has missed
them but has not noticed their alb
sence was OF any advantage to the
older swimmers.
Parents who have been accus-
dren to tie Tidal Basin. so that
their first swimming lesson. object
vehemently to the new ruling.
why. / can't bring my kid in
the morning, one man pTOleSlcu
yesterday. and added that he was
anxious that Shis 6-year-old son
learn to swim as early as possible.
Care for Themselves.
'If l can teach him now" he said,
Il will be reasonably certain he
can take care of himself in the
water when he is older. He has
learned to swim over a dozen
k,-
end of the summer to have finished
my part in his swimming educa-
tion."
This parent said that II the man
agement was excluding the children
because they brought their own
bathing suits, he would be glad to
rent one for his small son.
Il wish to commend The Herald's
stand for the kids using the Tidal
Basin" writes w. R Mattson. of
Takoma Park.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-07
Chamberlain Quits Mexico.

George Agnew Chamberlain. consul
general at Mexico City, has sent his
resignation to the State Department,
it was learned yesterday. 1t was made
known that Chamberlain resigned to
attend to personal business
The Washington herald., 1919-08-07

Wilson regarding his company's re-
frigeration system.
William blessing, head of the beef
department of the Cudshy Packing
Company, submitted the following
table OF prices which he said his
company receives from Washington
buyers for beef:
The Washington herald., 1919-08-07
Ancient Cigar Has Heavy Kick.

Colusa. Cal. Aug. 6.-W. H. Osterle
celebrated his twenty-first birthday by
getting sick. He smoked his first
cigar. which was made the day he
was born in Xenia, Ohio, by a friend
of the family.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-07
WILSON CLAIMS
LOSS ON BEEF
IN TESTIMONY
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

Labor. He also said labor is not en-
deavoring to bring about socialiEation
of all industry.
When you have reduced the cost
of living believe you will have solv-
ed the entire problem of industrial un-
rest" said Stone.
The Senate Committee on Interstate
Commerce fatty refused to have any
thing TO do with legislation to solve
the wage problems of the railway
men. upon the ground that the Presi-
dent and the Director General al
ready are possessed of ample power
to meet the demands.
The committee approved the draft
of a letter which Senator Cummins,
chairman of the committee. was in
structed to send to the President no
tfying him that the corA1ittee will
hold no investigation nor take any
steps toward drafting legislation for
a wage board. such as the President
suggested.
Wage Plan Disspproyed.
brotherhood repIesLulaINc told
walker u. lines. director GENERAL
OF railroads, that they cannot agree
with him i'll saying wages and
transportation charges are CORE
lated. They expressed disapprovaI
vi his plan, backed by the Presi-
dent, to have a body created 10
adjust wage questions, action by
which would automatically force
increased transportation charges to
care for costs of higher wages.
Minimum rates of pay should be
sufficient to guarantee to the most
unskilled employe an adequate liv-
ing wage, with such additional
amounts as will meet the necessi-
ties incident to old age, injury,
sickness and death" said a state
ment OF the employees.
1t was asked that Congress ap-
propriate money necessary to meet
the existing emergency and that the
Sims bill, restoring rate making
power to the Interstate Commerce
Commission. be backed by Hines
The Washington herald., 1919-08-07

beach this summer has been in
watching the whole-hearted enjoy
ment of the children as they splash
ed and frolicked in the water.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-07
'LET KIDDIES SWIM"
SAY REPRESENTATIVES
AND D. c. CITIZENS

CONTINUED FRoot PAGE ONE.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-07
Falls Church Man Hurt.

\ car Of the Capital Traction
company yesterday collided with a
horse-drawn vehicle driven by
James Mccarthy. 5S years old, liv-
ing at Falls Church. Va, at Poto-
mac and NJ streets northwest.
Mccarthy was injured in the left
leg and was removed to the George
town Hospital The horse was badly
cut about the head and neck.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-22
More Fine City Dwellings
Pass to New Owners

Pease & Gilman have sold for Louis
Haight the four-story and basement
dwelling at 43 East Eightieth Street
on q lot 23xs3. to E purchaser for oc-
cupancy.
s. Morrill, Banner is reported to have
purchased the four-story dwelling at
S East Forteth Street, on lot 25XlOO.
owned by the estate of Edward II. Per
kins
Brown Wheelock Company, Inc. have
sold for the NJ. Stadtlander estate the
four story dwelling on lot 20xlOO at
125 East Thirty sixth Street to Mrs. E.
Stewart Elliott.
Sales on West Side
The Lloyd Winthrop Real Estate
Company has sold for DR.. Walter NJ
Brickner to Morris Mizelo 80 West
Ninety-second Street. four-story
dwelling on lot 17.6x10O.
Ennis & Sinnott have purchased from
Emile Y. Vigouroux, of Stamford, Conn,
80 West Eightyfourth Street, a three
story dwelling, on lot l6x1022. Will
lam B. May g. Co. were the brokers.
l. Levy has sold to I. Solomon 20
West 1l9th Street, three-story dwell
ing, on lot 15x100.
The Lawyers Mortgage Company has
sold to a client of Frederick ID. Menke
362 West Twenty-ninth Street, a four
story dwelling, on lot 16Sx9S.S.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-22
Providence Is Assured
Of New First Class Hotel
Z. M. Statler and J. McE. Bow.
man Both Declared Ready to
Enter Into Agreement
Speoinl Corrssnonderc

PROVIDENCE, Oct. 21.-A first class
hotel in this city on the property
bounded by Dorrance. Washington and
Eddy streets, to be operated by one of
the country's most successful hotel
men, is now assured.
Arthur L. Aldred, chairman of the
Chamber Of Commerce committee
which has been working on the matter
since June /, announced upon his re-
turn from New York to-day that two
OF the largest operators in the United
States are ready to enter into an agree
ment for the conduct OF the hotel here.
Z. NJ. Statler, proprietor Of the hotels
Statler in Buffalo, Cleveland, Detroit
and st. Louis and operator of the new
Pennsylvania Hotel in New York, is
expected to come to this city Thursday
or Friday to confer with Mr. Aldred
and other interested men, relative TO
the closing of the deal. lie will be fol-
lowed the first of next week by John
McE. Bowman, operator OF the Commo
dore. the Biltmore, the Manhattan and
other large and noted houses in New
York.
The structure contemplated will be
fourteen or fifteen stories in height
and viii contain from 500 to 600 rooms
and large convention hall.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-22
Space in Fifth Avenue Corner
Building Leased for 500. 600

f. ". Sharp and Henry Shapiro &
Co. have leased to the Goody Shops
the store, basement and first loft at
282 and 2s4 Fifth Avenue, at the
northwest corner Of Thirtieth Street
at an aggregate rental of 100000.
M. & L. Hess have leased the fourth
floor at 80 to 46 West Twenty third
Street, extending through to 2l' to 81
West Twenty second Street, to the
Rainwear Company, of Manchester,
England.
The Dobbs Company has leased TO
T. Clement Brown the third floor at
620 Fifth Avenue.
H. L. Moxley e. Co. have leased the
building at 1853 Madison Avenue, at
the southwest corner of Thirty third
Street, to Debany Brothers.
The Ogden &. Clarkson Corporation
has leased the store and basement at
o83 Fifth Avenue to E. Schmidt & Co.
silversmiths, Of Philadelphia, and the
store and basement at 20 East Tenth
Street to Cleminshaw, Levitch E. Co.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-22
Buyers Attracted to
Wesschester Sections

Fish & Marvin have sold for the Pei
hanwood Company two lots on Clifford
Avenue at Pelhamwood to W. A. Won
derlieth, which lots adioin his present
home, recently purchased through the
same brokers'
Fish g. Marvin have sold for the
Dominant Building Company their new
Colonial residence on Highbrook Ave
nue. at Pelham Manor to ii. Jacket. ir..
and for DR.. c. C. Lieb his residence
on Nyack Avenue ct Pelham Heights to
Harry NJ. Zuckert, of New Rochelle.
Fish & Marvin have sold for the
Scarsdale Edgemont Corporation five
plots in the Edgemont Estate to Leroy
Brewster of this city. 1t is the pur-
chaser's intention to improve the prop
erty in the Immediate future with n
house for his own occupancy.
". The same brokers have sold for
Walter S. Finlay his brick and stucco
residence on Irving Place at Pelham
Heights to Dr. c. c. Lieb, of Pelham,
and for f. Y. Robertson his large
Colonial residence at Pelham Heights,
with over one-half acre, to r. J. Mac
Isaac.
Buys at White Plains
The White Plains residence Of Mrs.
Katherine A. Welsh situated at II
Nut Grove Street, White Plains has
been sold to Percy W. Hine, Of this
city. George Howe was the broker
Sale of Scarsdale Plot
Prince &, Ripley, Inc, have sold to
A. f. Wheeler, a plot in the Morris
Farm section Of Scarsdale, owned by
the Quaker Realty Company.
Get Plot at Yonkers
The Robert z. Farley organization
has sold for the estate Of William 3.
Rice Il plot at Bryn Mawr, Yonkers,
to Mrs. Mary Ann Zotz
Houses at Flushing Sold
J. Albert Johntra has sold the two
ono-family dwellings on plot 66x150 at
1877 and 1879 Chestnut Street, Flushing,
owned by Il. w. Bruce, to Samuel c.
Yeaton, Of brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-22

Street to First Avenue was bought b,
William Hagerdorn, stevedore, fol
$49,500. Bidding for the Long Islanc
City property was lively. Mr.. Voge
had to bid often before he shook of
Charles Knopfe in the fight for The
Queens fats. During the bidding Mr.
Vogel stood beside Mr.. Hirschman.
Details of the sale are:
Sd av. 1oS7-4s. bet 61st and e2d sts
four sty tmnts. each 2lx1oo: sold at from
s1s,50o to s19,7 each to " Steel. Jacob
Ganant and Salvatore virto.
o. e7th ot - st, a2S E. 8. bet "a ana ays
sd av. ais7-a7s5. W e. nr st paul pl, 1912
vase Sale sy ps6Sra 1 soa @ oS6 at p
sly hotel; sold for SIS, ,ooo to PAU vine'
GOO to n Veischeiser. r,''0 o '0'' l0' H.
Sd av, s777. n . cor 17lst ct. 5ox1e2S
irreg. siy tmnt and st: sold for $50
500 to simon Andrew and Geo Hitler.
l1&th W, 253. 257, 259 and 26l ", s.
bet 'f @"d an slh avs four a sy dwllgs
200 each TO Joseph Weinstock.
avs. ls- s-sxlo0.5;; sty dwilg; SOLD for s14.-
ilth av, 64b, 5e5 and $50, Long Island
city; 645, n g cor Wilson AZ. 27.GxiOQ, 4
sly fat, Tor Sss,lo0 to David vosel.
cor nth av 2lxti6. 4-sty fiat; sold fol
$3.50 20 David VoGel.
wilson a.. Il { cor llth az, Long Island
clty. So o0x irreg; 4-sty flat. $4,000
lenox and 7th avs lA4th and 145th SITS
block containing 5s lots: sold at frorr
1898 to $4,000 each; Total. slss. 400.
Ist aN, II cor e6th st. 100xlx1 00.lx16s
vacant; sold for $4,000 10 William Hager-
dorm.
Lafayette av. 8. block front bet Manila
ana Soster sts; 81 lots: sold at from s1.S5t
Nelson av. cor I74th st. sox1s5: sold
Tor $500 to DR.. y. Newman
Hollywood az. s. i25 n La Sale av yl
weig. AN'''- A3
.Macombs I'd. y COZ Featherbed lane
I, TX 43xloo; vacant; sold for So 200 to S
steinway av. 5ss-s and 27 Wilson AZ
tenmts, witt stores; 66s SOLD for s23. 100
9oe for $2e,5oo to David Vogel, e7 Nclsor
az Tor $3.50 to Charles Enopfla
l8tn st. ~, aud Is Crescent st. Ions
lsiahu city, '2xs0x irreg; two 5-sty tenlnts
Nogei. 81
Astoria. Flushing Nv, s5s and se.. ad
a., n " cor Ilth av, Long Island City; two 4
sly tenmts, each 3sx1O0; sold for ss4 00(
to David Vogel.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-22
Assignments Of Mortgages
Manhattan

cir st. How@ra ar" vi Wlsfs esSF' and d. ano
eNrs' to Eiiz X Lembert and Helen W
rit 80 Broad st; assns, each .... 81
JoiiN ST 3S and s5-s7 Z Trust GO
of to Greenwich Sav Bank and
n Y Life Ins 90 to same bank. 246 6th
a'. attys' Middiebrools & p as Cedar st :
BRoAbWAY sio5alif fs'pgy Trederfo spH Slg'0Pp d.
Foster and eno, trustees and Forrest
kaynor and ano. trustees lSl Chris
topher st atty. de 2 Foster, A. Wall
TlTiE Guar & Trust 90 to sarah zieglsr.
loao Avenue st Nicholas, address. l76
ls5TH ST. i27-iaa ": Ro6t wigand nd to to
.1,t,5 Title Cue Guar & T &c. i7s Bwyay $40 0oo
N to Thos W Tuggle, So W l4sth &C;
address. Law Dept, - Cedar st. s.. coo
GOTH ST. 8 W; 7 1ife lns and Trust
wood l' E a5tys pyaod Em@a h9s's lqf Fars 81 'n
SD ST. n 8. is Park az. City Mort Go
10 n Trust Go, 25 Broad st; attys,
Asst sT' 2o8 W: Listowei Really 60 to
chelsea Exchange Bank; 2es w a4th st ;
to Katie Robinson. e62 Park pl. Bklyn,
atty. Francis " Pollock, so9 Broe =
wADswoRTu Av. sda: Dora schwsrtz
to To% heesS T25 r., " l72d st; atty Th0a s1oa
1ssra Mse9T" sT $. ioo 15 ~ Amsterdam 'ayv ay;
40 American Mort CO to B Aymar SANDS
ct al. trustees; atty. L T & Co, $50
1o7TH sr. 1920 W: Angelina D'Alola 10
HansroalSs K + i hsberg. ssa hw9y ..-..s
PEARL ST 2i7. Title Guar 6 Trust Co
to - Johns Guild. 1o3 Park ey; address.
s7TH 81, l2a E. Fiedis ALLEN to Hy '
Allen. 1853 Greenbridge az. Montc!atr.
\ J; atty. Alvin Summers, 90 Liberty
l2srH ST. So W Nina Bitterrnan to .g,anc Jean.
nette b ziegler 80 " l2Sih st: atty,
Samuel Bitterman. 309 Bway ...... 81 90
l2sTH ST. 4s " Lawyers Title & Trust Co
to Fannie strasburger, 900 Central Park
W; atty. l. 7 81 Co, 400 Bway 1000
BECK ST. g. 1so Longwood nv. 60
MOO. Geo f Johnson to Beck st Realty
Co. $50 Westchester ay; attys, Ferris
& s, ls5 Bway observation-disclosures. 81
BYRANT AV. W cor l74th st, i06x
Go. l36 Bway, atty, n T & N Co.
1855 Bway .....,.... ......,......... $500
MT HOPE PL. s +. 81 Monroe av, ls.s
~. Fredk Pfomn and -noa: eArs. TO
Jas II Robertson, II William 81. So. 500
1s4TH ST. 3Sl Il, Andrew W Smith. exr
to Lillian II Phelps, 455 Il 13sth ST,
atty, 9 steinnulier' l6ll 81 av. $1,000
Smith Williamson. ia No Bwas. White
Plains. Y. exr; atty s Williamson.
lsoTH ST. 3 ., 50 Honeywell av, -;
w 7ith st; atty. Stoddard s. NJ, las
BECK ST. s2o: Bfonx Associates 70 isaao 81 o
"h"i saao,lA 1io " s9 9'f hssv s'. 10 part a'.y
SAME property. same 70 II ] penta. SC
Eeluord- 3 part atty, sante.. 81
New-York tribune., 1919-10-22
Bronx Apartments Bought for
Investment and Speculation

Nehring Brothers have sold for
lhomas Bannon the fve-story mod
ern apartment, on plot 40x10O. at 1850
davidson Avenue and the northeast
corner of North Street.
charles s. kohler and David Mintz
nave sold for S. H. Kupfermsn to
Abraham levenson the five-storv double
fat at 1907 Ogden Avenue. on blot
27.2x95 e'ON
Operators Buy ON Boston Road
William s. Baker has sold for James
"A; Al iIo'wsoridge to Harris and Maurice
.Handeibaum and Fisher G. Irving l.
LEVINE the siX-story elevator apart
ment, on plot 7I.6xi17x irregular. at
1851 Boston Road.
:, Frederick Brown has bought from
hugo Heilburn 971 Kelly Street.
4ve-story apartment, on plot 4oxiOo.
Julian 7. Sake WAS the broker.
!. Levy has sold for J. Muller l57
s Ease lo.d street and Sl5 East 168th
street, TOR Harris Ely 553 Brook Ave
nue. tor j. Finn TO Gertrude Bernstein
Ine tenement. houses at s54 to a5s
FOX Street to S. Blum $50 Intervale
avenue, to Simon Bennett 954 East
loNh Street and for II. Roth 500
Irvine Street
Isidor thinner and Samuel Resnick
naVe resold 70 Samuel Feigenbaum 699
Last l3Sth Street, fve-storv apert-
ment' on plot 37.6xl00. s. Levy was
the broker.
Sedgwick Avenue Houses Sold
Joseph Sager and Ely Maran have
purchased from Edward c. Lear two
llVe,story waik-ur apartments at 1886
to 2639 Sedgwick Avenue. on plot 75x
1877. p'o' 'o>
James Montgomery & Son have sold
the nve-story fiat at 241 East 13ot,
Street. '''-
Joseph sager and Irving 1. Levine
nave purchased from Mary Mcconnell
me i've tory apartment at 1908 Gar
'lSon Avenue, on plot 43.10x101x irreg-
ulaf- Sol Cohen and William D. Nc
Donald we're the brokers.
Sales of Dwelling Houses
Horace $. Ely & Co have sold for
Grace S Whiting the dwelling at 1346
Pllmpton Avenue, on lot 25x10Ox irreg-
ular.
- The same company has sold for
Henry A. Wood the dwelling at 1909
Nelson Avenue, on lot l6.66xs7.57.
Armstrong E. Carpenter have sold for
Agnes 6. ". Betieri to Gustav Eibach
the dwelling, on lot 25xl00, at 81 Bu-
chanan Place; for Sophie K. Ahrens to
Charles A. Barber the two-family
dwelling, on lot 24x96. at 2088 Anthony
Avenue; to F. & J. Jacket to William
Morris dwelling, on lot 20xl0o, at
"a East 179th Street, and for Calm
q Calm two-family dwelling, on lot
25.5xlO6, at 2700 Bainbridge Avenue.
William II. Mehlich has sold for the
Melfram Realty Company to Antonio
and John Riccobone 2141 Belmont Ave
nue. two-family house, on lot 18xS5.
William Peters &. Co. have sold to
Frank Henry Henke the two-family
house at 1887 Carpenter Avenue; also
sold for Ericsson Brothers TO Fred Eisen
the two-family house at 1921 Wallace
Avenue.
Samuel sein'ger has bought the
dwelling, on plot 75x100, on the east
side of Shakespeare Avenue, 100 feet
south of 1691h Street; also plot. 50x
100, on Boscobel Avenue
New-York tribune., 1919-10-22
Old Trow Printing Plant
10 Be Used for Business
Third Avenue Building. Bought
by j. c. G. Hupfel. Will Be
Made Into Modern Lofts

J. c. G. Hupfel, president Of the
huptei Brewing Company, has pur-
chased through Henry Hof the building
owned by Cornell University and the
fetersfeld Realty Company, and form
eriy occupied By the Trow Printing
Company at the northeast corner of
twelfth Street and Third Avenue. The
property consists OF fve-story fac
tory building 77.6 feet on Third Avenue
and 225 feet en- Twelfth Street. After
alteration the building will be leased
for commercial purposes. William A
mite & Son represented Cornell Uni
versity and the Brown, Wheelock Com
pany, Inc, acted for the Petersfield
Realty Company
Operators Take Over Lofts
Daniel II. Jackson has sold to Charles
Bernstein 122-124 East Twenty-ffth
Street, known as the Camera Building.
seVen-story office structure with
stores on plot 42xl00 Mr. Jackson
bought the building from the Charles
Henry Mattlage Estate a few weeks
ago through George r. Read & Co.
Max \. Natanson has purchased from
Robert II. Cory and Duncan ". Taylor,
as executors Of the estate OF J. Cleve-
land Cady, the ten-story loft building
at 29 East Twentieth Street. 1t was
sold for all cash. Ewing, Bacon &
Henry were the brokers.
Tea Merchants in Market
George Milne has sold for the
Heatherton Realty Company the six
story and basement building at 4S7
and 4s9 Greenwich Street on plot
44xs@. The purchasers are Joseph let
ley q Co, dealers in teas. who own
and occupy the similar building at 4S3-
4s5 Greenwich Street. Their holdings
at this point have frontage OF 87.6
1eet, with q depth of 90 feet, adjoin-
ing the Depew building at the north
east corner of Canal Street
John j. Totten has sold for Sabina
Wenner the southeast corner of Ninth
Avenue and Fifty-frst Street, two two
story frame buildings and a three-storv
building, on lot 25xi00 The buyer is
Herman Cohen, dealer in furniture
who will make extensive alterations
for occupancy.
Buyers of Small Buildings
Howard c. Forbes has sold for the
Manhattan Life Insurance Company to
the Listowel Realty Company, 1873 West
Twenty-fourth Street, seven-storv
loft on plot 25x114.
Waddell & Martin have sold for the
Manhattan Savings Institution to an
investing client OF Samuel Cowen the
story and basement store and loft
building at 1913 Prince Street, on plot
25x10O
The Carpenter estate is reported to
have sold % Trinity Place, extending
through to 81 Greenwich Street, four
story building, fronting 394 feet on
Trinity Place and 40 feet on Green
wich Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-22
Tenements on East Side Sold
New Jersey Safes

The Frank Hughes Tayi,r Company
has sold for ]. D. Keyler TO II. S. Sloan
the property at the corner of Porter
Place and Harrison Avenue, on lot 100x
40
T. P Hamilton & Co. have sold
.or Harvey j. Genung his residence at
Madison, y. j., to +. b. Sherwood, Of
this city
William d. Lyon has bought The GIL
bert 4. Potts property, situated at Con-
vent, \. j., containing about four
acre with 4 modern brick house and
garage. Mrs. Fanshawe was the broker.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-22
Twelve-Story Building
Ina West 32d St. Resold
Property Purchased From Fred.
erick Brown Will Be Exten-
siyely Altered

NJ. & L. Hess have resold for Fred
erlck Brown the twelve story building.
34-6 West 32d Street, 45.sxo8.e. to
Ida Cohen, who will alter it into store
and lofts. The alteration will cost
approximately $4,000 to 100000. M.
d l.. Hess have been appointed agents
House in SD ST. Sold
Thomas II. Todd, has sold the five
story American basement dwelling at
"a East 62d Street, for the Cross Realty
Company, Of Huntington, L. |.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-22
Bronx Block for Theater
And Office Structures
Property Bought by B. F. Moss
To Be Improved at a Cost
of S75O.OOO

B. r. Moss has purchased from the
Bush estate the entire block on Ire
mont Avenue and 176th Street, Carter
and Webster Avenues, containing about
ten city lots. The property will be
immediately improved with a theatre,
stores and Office building, which when
completed is estimated to cost $3.50, 900
Leitner, Brener & Starr and J. ]. Keit
were the brokers.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-22
Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

Manhattan
10TH sr. ls2 W: August Marsh agt
Florence I. Gone md Elizabeth q Bur
gess. owners; Manhattan Contracting
Co. contractor ~ $50
New-York tribune., 1919-10-22

'aa PAY REeVT7 ESTATES MUST
So <s.'sIes or - hcures a. bargain
~ as"' .rpFa $500 ur easy terfua GARD
Tess..s- - Eiiios- &ve. Telephone 3s95
New-York tribune., 1919-10-22

NEW ROCHELLE
FOR sAIE-Egtt gtt-roon house. electric
ishts. TIED bath; choice location; i'm
mediate possession: SIS, GOO.
LESLIE 7. fpARRIS
North Avenue. Telephone 1856
New-York tribune., 1919-10-22

9 ROOMS. tiled bath. hot water heat. gas
ana electricity; large plot. near school
ana station Price, $1,000. louis f.
L'HOEsT, with c. A. COLE, 81 Lawton
Street Phone 4oS
New-York tribune., 1919-10-22

FREDERICK JENKINs.
New Rochelle, Specialist
homes from $500 to SI5G0oe
Tel 3671. New Rncbeu. \
New-York tribune., 1919-10-22

I r. MOT r 1873 B'aas. * r. *
b VI. w ~A~4 etlfaasi 5.~z4na IS. fne
New-York tribune., 1919-10-22
PLAIN FIEL D

Designers and Builder. OF Country Homes
Ws Are Solving tho Housing Problem
LET lfN ifE} i fDt
<TAs;-fsf W HELLER 60.
Clseios 81. ha@sfs ". !. Fisac 100 Market.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-22

USE Az. s. l5o 1880 st. x6xIeo. Laura
e Cayvan to Mclije Crnstein. 1881 yti-
ktns av. Sept 5<s AssyA MAokslIsr a q
New-York tribune., 1919-10-22

D e kALB AV. .. t5a II 20Sth st, 25xieo.
peytd Deaiy. II, TO Deaiy corpn. New
hH.och:sis h.s = Ii Sept ssi Atsys. 0arden.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1919-10-09
Thursday Club.

A call meeting If the Thursday
Club was held on Sept. 18th in the
home Of Mrs. L, NJ. Matthews. The
matter OF a study course for the
season was definitely decided on
and plans were completed for the
Lyceum Course. Committees were
appointed TO make arrangements
for the first attraction on the 22nd.
After the business session the
hostess served delicious ice course
and a social half hour was enjoyed.
For Baby's sake buy Nursery Sup
plies. at H. L. Moser's Drug Store.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1919-10-09

Does Your stomach feel bloated
after eating? Do you have sour
risings, he artburn, spells of dizzi-
ness. and constipated bowels ? II
so, Prickly Ash Bitters is the medi-
cine for you. Men who use it find
it exactly suited for such disorders.
Price 1925 per bottle.
]. c. Jourdan's Drug Store Spec
ial Agents.
We wart all Of your produce
now. The price is good. Call and
see us. Massey Bros.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1919-10-09
Presbyterian Church,

Preaching next Sunday, Norm
ing. Subject: The Crucitied Christ.
Esening subject: ambassadors
for Christ,