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The Mena weekly star., 1919-05-08
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The Mena weekly star., 1919-05-08
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The Mena weekly star., 1919-05-08
CORRESPONDENCE
ALDER LEAVES.

Mrs. Tom Foster has been quite slek for several days. and improves slowly.
 II. krohnke is running an incubator in opposition to the owl ands hawk aviatorS.
 Charles Lintz of Caddo Gan was in this vicinity Friday looking after tim Der lands for which Is negotiating deal.
 Cotton planting Is about completed. Wheat is damaged by blade rust, it is thought by experts. The hot sun for the last few days has made corn be- gin to look green.
 Charles o"Toole. mail carrier on the Red Bird route, made his first trip on the Red Bird route to Wombla May 2. Mall for points to Womble and be- yond leaves Opal Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, reaching Womhle on Wednesday, Friday and Monday. or an every other day mail. except Sun day.
 When the work is pushing.
 Why. then l like
 To go off a fishing
 For bass and pike.
 When fishing is bad.
 All long the creek,
 Why, then l am likely
 To go to sleep. Careless Poet.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-05-08

Lost---Spoetaelcs In black case, Re.
 turn to B. r. George. Adv. io6-a For Sale---at d02 Tenth St.. a-ineh
 wagon; act double harnesa. 2 sets single harness: blows. Adv fo7 6 19 If.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-05-08
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The Mena weekly star., 1919-05-08

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 s2.0o Sec J. r. Callahan. Fair Play Farms, or phone ST. Adv. aatf 1sh.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-05-08
CENTER POINT cIRcLETs.

U. E; Mckinney was trading in Mena Saturday.
 Our farmers are about done plant ing cotton and are cultivating corn. Gardens are looking fine and hens are
The Mena weekly star., 1919-05-08
PERSONAL NOTES

Mrs. Clyde Trout returned Tacx- sAy from Nandsryoori- where she had been visiting her parents since last Friday.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-05-08

Luther Sellers was in from Noun tain Fork Thursday to get a supply of goods for the Mountain Fork Mercan- tile Company.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-05-08

F. NJ. Cecil of vandervoort. accom- panied by his daughter. Mrs. John Scroggins, of Valiant, Ok, were in hena Wednesday.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-05-08

Judge James Ssee; and Ssezozrzph- CT Allen Watkins. having cozarlese3 the Eurk of she April tern os she PoEk CirrEit cszrr, Iefs Friday zfser- neon for their hozes in AsbSSEn- They viii hoH z1 zsiozrze,5 tern al EzshwlEle and then sk@y wfI he free ErsI the a@esn5 ruzzs ss sks dsssrsesy whheh starts n July
The Mena weekly star., 1919-05-08

Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Rosson and daughter, Miss Monnie, were in from Ink Thursday to do trading and mar ket farm products.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-05-08

W. H. Darwin was one of the men accommodated Thursday by belated train service. He came from Wickes on train No. 1 and had time to attend to his business and return home on train No. 3, which was one hour and 20 minutes late.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-05-08

Glenn Kaylor, writing hornefolks from France, states that he will ike ly remain overseas for another year. having about decided to accept the proposition of an increase of 20 per cent in bis pay and a bonEs of $50 in consideration thas he remain for year. He is 2 member Of the i4iss Engineers
The Mena weekly star., 1919-05-08

Mrs. W M. Caldwell came from Beach Ok, Thursday to look after business in Mena. She was met here today by her son-in-law, ]. C. Hig- gins. of Fl Reno. Ok. who returned home with her to join Mrs. Higgins in a visit at Beach.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-05-08

c. E. Sorrell and Miss Vada Dickson were married Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Dickson, parents of the bride. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. 4. M. Gilbert of the Nazarene church.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-05-08

4. H. Lawrence, iH from Shady on Wednesday, has about fully recovered from the injury he received three weeks ago when he was thrown from his horse while rounding up 8 bunch of cattle. The ugly gash over his right ere has thorcly healed.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-05-08

MT. and Mrs. c. W. Embry. from near Ink, were in Thursday to mar ket cotton. selling a bale of fine sta pie to G. W. Petty at g cents Der pound.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-05-08

Ed. Gardner, son of MT. and Mrs. F. Gardner, came in Thursday from Can ada, where he had been railroading for the last three years. He plans to spend fortnight visiting relatives and Mena friends, before returning to his work.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-05-08

J. L. Harpending and D. P. Claypool of Smithville were in Mena Wednes- day to arrange for the sale of a stock of merchandise and bunch of horses and mules and the equipment of a logging camp.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-06
Good Location an Aid
To Home Building

Choice location is the first essential
to the building Of home. It helps
considerably in the solution of the
problems to follow. Those who are
contemplating the building of home,
or see in the present shortage of
accommodations, both in the city and
the suburbs, a speculative opportunity
to be capitalized in the next few years,
will be interested in the auction sale
on Saturday Of eighty lots on Colonial
Ridge, one Of the high spots about
Port Chester, overlooking the Sound
and back across the undulating hills Of
Westchestcr. The property is in the
residential section of the town, which
is just on the border line between New
York and Connecticut.
The attractiveness of the country
with the sea in front and hills to the
north, east and west has induced many
families to build homes at Port
Chester. There are number Of fine
places adjoining and in the vicinity
Of the property to be sold on Saturday
by Austin, Knapp e. Wakefield, auc-
tioneers. The lots border on King
Street, which is indeed we'll known
street in that corner of Westchestcr
On the other side of the street and di-
rectly across from the lots are the
homes of Nicholas F. Palmer and his
son.
The sale is to be on the premises
starting at 2:30 p. m.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-06
Garden Restaurant 4 C,orner
Leased to Schultz

The Schultz Cigar Stores Company
has rented from Lee Shubert and
William Klein the Garden Restaurant
building, covering a plot 42x90 at the
southwest corner of Fifteth Street and
Seventh Avenue. The lease is for forty
four years with renewals and the ag-
gregate rental is reported to be close
to s1,o0O,000. Herbert Hecht e. Co.
were the brokers and Harris g.
Vaughan represented the owners.
With the southeast corner Of Broad
way and Fiftieth Street which the
Schultz Company leased some months
ago, the company now controls the en-
tire south block front on Fiftieth Street
between Broadway and Seventh Avenue.
William J. Roomc < Co. have leased
for the estate of Elizabeth Harden
burgh 13 East Twelfth Street to The
Twelfth Street Garage, which has taken
twentyonol year lease Of the
OrCDertv
New-York tribune., 1919-06-06
Mrs. James N. Hill B,,vs
Dwelling in 9th St.
Purchases Property From Mrs.
Edith B. Cleveland; Other
Sales of Private Hon,es

Moore & WyckofF have sold for Mrs
Edith R. Cleveland 1871 East sixtv-
fourth Street, a five-story Anne rics n
basement dwelling, on lot 20x1O0.5. Mrs
James N. Hill is the buyer.
Estate Sells Sevcntieth St. Property
l.. j. Phillips G Co., have sold for
lhe New York Life Insurance G Trust
company, IS trustees for the estate
OF William H. Van Allen and Alfred
+. Trletly, 43 West 10th Street. a four
story high stoop dwelling, on lot
20X100.5.
Sale in Seventy-fifth Street
S!awson G. Hobbs have sold for tho
estate of Rosalie Hesslein, 1875 West
10Th Street, a four story dwelling on
lot 20x102.2.
Sale in Upper Madison Avenue
James Y. Graham has sold for the
Doudge estate 2o04 Madison Avenue
1our story dwelling, on lot 19.11xe0.
West 183d Street House Sold
Calm G. Calm have sold to P. Ehni.
80 West 1S3rd Street, a three story.
two family house, on lot 2Ox1oo.
Operators Buy Dwelling
Daniel B. Freeman and Alfred M.
Rau have purchased the three story
building. on lot 20x65, at 204 Amster-
Gam Avenue, through 7. S. Tracy.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-06

made by the Gerry estate lor the fur
niture dealers on a long lease, said to
be twenty-one years, with renewals
The old buildings covering the site are
row being removed, and John b.
Snook's Sons, architects, 'are preparing
the plans of the building. to be erected
on the corner. 1t will be twelve stories
high and cover q site 100 feet on Sixth
Avenue and 1875 feet. on Forty-frst
Street, extending backFto the Comedy
Theatre
Adolph Lewisohn leased this corner
several years ago from the Gerry es-
tate for the purpose Of protecting the
eastern light and view Of his building.
Arrangements mad been made by Mr..
Lewisohn for tho Improvement of the
corner with building of about twelve
stories for single tenant, but hitch
in the deal prevented,it going through.
When he sold his twenty two-story
structure, about twelve months ago, his
interest in tho corner was ended. He
entered then into negotiations with the
Gerry estate for the release Of his
control over the corner. 1t is under
stood that he paid the estate a con-
Siue1AUioh 1or taxing pack the prop
erty, which he had carried for num-
ber of years without much real fnan-
cial return.
The BuckleyNewhall Company is
now located at the northeast corner
of Fifth Avenue and 125th Street,
where It has been for several years.
The Mutual Trading Company is sub
sidiary of the concern. Both will be
established in the building to be erect
ed at the Sixth Avenue and Forty first
Street corner.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-06
ESuying Of Improved and
Unimproved BronxRealty
Many Apartment Houses Bought
by Investors; Much Activity
in the E0rdIiaan Sacf;nr

George ". Brettell has sold for the
Pardy Estate Qnc.) to Joseph Shenck
the four tivc-story apartments, on plot
bONlO0 each, at 2246, 2250, 1926 and
$3.50 Grand Boulevard and Concourse,
Trade in Bryant Avenue
The Dempsey Realty Company, Will
lam S. Dempsey president, has sold
the Union Chemical Glassware Com
pany and A. II. Levy 1924 to 1880
Bryant Avenue, two hvc-story apart
ments, each on plot 60x100. The buy
ers gave in exchange the Kinghaven
a slx-story elevator apartment house,
on plot 132.3x114x1S8x9911, at 445
West 153d Street. John P. Peel and
Leitner, Brcner & Starr were the
brokers'
Boulevard Houses Sold
Harris G; Maurice Mandelbaum have
purchased from Mrs. Louis #. jackson
s87 and SS9 Southern Boulevard, two
flve-story apartment houses with
stores, each on a plot 74x1CO5, near
Sarretto Street. Lester f. Kessler,
Julius Levy and S. Krinsky we're the
brokers'
Sale ard Resale of Bronx Flat
e. Sharum has sold to Charles Blair
1890 Third Avenue, four-story fiat,
2(Hl2a, irregular. Mr.. Blair immedi-
ately resoid the property through Fred
Oppenheimer to A. Frank, who will re-
model the house.
Simpson Street Flat Sold
The Berkshire Realty Company.
Joseph G. Haft president, has sold
1913 Simpson Street, five-story tene-
ment, on plot 40x1OO.
Activity in Fordham District
McLernon Bros. have sold for Henry
u. Patton a two-family dwelling at
3o19 Kingsbridge Terrace, on lot COX
80; for Mrs. Elizabeth Carl the three
story residence at 223O University Ave
nue.. on plot 50x1o0, to physician;
for Mrs. E. kiernan the three-story
brick dwelling, on plot 35x105. on the
east side of Loring Place, 100 feet
south OF West lS3d Street, to Samuel
Friedenberg; for J. Donohue the three
story residence. on plot 50x1OO, at
26l0 Grand Avenue; for Frederick
brown the three-story stucco dwelling
at the northeast corner Of West 1SSth
Street and Webb Avenue; for Edwin
Crandall the throe-story two-famiIy
brick house at 1912 Heath Avenue. on
lot 2oX1O0; for Mary Z. Ryan, o: Yonk-
ers, the plot, 76x110, on the east side
OF Morris Avenue, 100 feet south Of
l9Gth Street; for the Ames Building
Material Company the plot, G26x125,
on the west side of Grand Avenue, 243
feet south of Fordham Road for Mrs.
Antoinette Cahill, of Litchfeld, Conn,
the -and-a-half- story stucco resi-
dence 2299 Andrews Avenue, south of
Fordham Road, on plot 50x125, and for
Mrs. IL. a. Griffin the thre- story resi-
dence at the southeast corner of Uni
versity Avenue and 1850 Street, ON
plot 5ox1O1.
Buys House in Clifford Avenue
Bernard S. Deutsch has sold 274O-
2742 Clifford Avenue, q two-family
house and garage on plot 50x1OO, to
Maria Barbuto; also a plot 53x1O0 on
west side Of Teller Avenue, between
l69th and 10th streets. He has pur-
chased the southeast corner Of 165th
Street and Intcrvale Avenue. brick
store building, through Harry Levy
New-York tribune., 1919-06-06
Tenant Buys in South Street
alarog's Neck Lo2s Bring
Sl5O.OOO at Auction

The holdings of the Estates Develon-
ment Company on Eastern Boulevard
and fremont Avenue, in the Throg's
annexed section, were sold at auction
yesterday in foreclosure by Arthur C.
Sheridan to 0. Delaney Coster, of
Pease Gilman, plaintiff, for $3.50 900,
The property consists of 200 i'm
proved lots and was sold in one par
Gel. The property will be offered at
auction in separate lots in the early
part Of October.
Sale of New Rochelle House
The Robert E. Farley Organization
and Edward McCann, of New Rochelle
have sold to r. G. Adrian the Fl. B.
Downey residence at CAB Webster Ave
nue., New Rochelle.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-06
garage.
Flat In 114th Street Sold

Kehoe E. Canero have sold to Louise
Checano 331 East Hath Street, four
story fiat, on lot 20x100.
Ames & Co. have sold for r. N. Stew
art the four story building at 1876 West
Twenty-sixth Street, on lot 22X9S.9,
and for Robert P. Green the five-story
double tenement, on lot 25x100, at 226
West Twenty-eighth Street.
Joseph f. Feist & Co. have sold for
Louise Baumgartner the five-story
tenement, on lot 25x100, at TOT Ninth
Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-06
Lis Pendens
Manhattan

NIi.HHGtt0n
SOUTH ST, SO; Dover st. Sc IS; Front st
229; Ida NJ OtH ngt Gilbert F. Heublejn
ct al foreclosurc Of mortgage); attys,
Rab- g. Keller ' -
EAST HoCSTON ST. $50; William Ossnlan
ast .i"hn ossmar ct ri (paryition): atty
Berg. SN@ ;
LOTS 81 to 43, inclusive, map of IS lots
Muth agt Alexander Thorn et al lfore-
closure OF mortgage); attys, Engel Bros
LOTS 124. 1926. 126. l27 and 226. second
map map Of f., propeGrty belonging to Neil Es-
mpnd ct al foreclosure Of mortgage): :
atty, & T Lark
New-York tribune., 1919-06-06
Beekman Family Sell Old
West Broadway Holdings
Dispose of Corner Lofts at
Thomas Street Owned by Sell
ers for Several Generations

Isabelle L. Beekman and others have
sold the two loft buildings at the south
west corner of West Broadway and
Thomas Street, known as l4o and 142
West Broadway and 80 Thomas Street.
The property, which had been owned
by the Beekman family for several
generations, consists of two five-storv
structures fronting 4s.S feet on West
Broadway and 7O.S feet on Thomas
Street. No. 14o West Broadway is a
Il" shaped structure, having a 'front.'
age Of 1873 feet on Thomas Street, from
which it extends back half the block,
The Markham Realty Company.
Clarence W. Eckhart, president, is the
buyer, according to reports. This
company purchased some time ago the
southeast corner Of Hudson and
Thomas Streets, at the westerly end Of
the same block.
Tenant Buys in South Street
Cammann, Voorhees, & Flovd have
sold for Daniel J. Farrell 1O6 South
Street, near Beekman Street. five
story building OH lot 25xSo. Clarence
u. Howell, the tenant, is the buver
New-York tribune., 1919-06-06
NEW YORK STATE
LONG ISLAND
SMALL FARMS. $3.50

Now is the time to prepare, houses are
scarce. land VIII be In great demand soon.
You can buy large plot now for what
y Will cost you for lot later Only $3.50
ior full sized quarter acre. Finest soil.
high, dry and level. Terms $40 cash, bal
fnce s. per month. Located at Merrick
ana Beilmore on south shore of Long
Island. only 90 minutes from New York
When paid for VIII arrange building
loan for you t. build. Write or phone
I IL Frederick. 25S Broadway. New York.
barclay 5cts
New-York tribune., 1919-06-06
Children's Society to Build
Adjoining CI1iIdren's Co,1ra

The Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to sChldren, at the southeast
corner Of Fourth Avenue and Twenty
third Street. to provide for more room
and be near the Children's Court has
purchased the vacant lot and two six
story apartments at 145 to 149 East
Twenty second Street, comprising a
plot 75x989, from various owners
through the Cruikshanl1 Company.
The property adjoins the Chldren's s
Court on the east and will be i'm
proved, it is said, in the near future
with building suitable for the So
ciety's needs.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-06
Omaha Apartment, at
broadway Corner. in II ede

L. J. Phillips & Co. have sold the
seven-story double apartment house,
known as the Omaha, at the northeast
corner of Broadway and SiXty-ffth
Street, on plot 5O.5x1OO.1. The Liggett-
Riker-Hegeman Company now occupies
the store. In part payment the seller
takes a waterfront property ct Amity-
Vile, Long Island, on Great South Bay,
on which there is bungalow, with
New-York tribune., 1919-06-06
New Jersey Acreage SAFE

Pease e. Gilman have sold for
Gordon Grand six acres of land at
Peapack Gladstone, N. j. The buyer
is F. H. Kinnicutt, who holds the adj
toining property.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-06
Tall Building
Planned Opposite
Bryant ark

Development Of the southwest cor
r,r Of Sixth Avenue and Forty-first
Street with commercial building for
the use OF the BucAleyNewhall Com
nany. furniture dealers. and subsidi-
srv concerns. has practically been ar
ranged. The Improvement is to be
New-York tribune., 1919-06-06
Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

MAnnNttan
12TH ST, sc w; Arthur w Wing agt Raj
Eian Holding Corp, owner and con-
tractor .............-. .,...... $105.1 7
72D ST, 1875 W: Tepperberg & Glasscr, Inc,
agt lnwood Realty CO. Inc. owner; lin
coin Square Construction Co. Inc. con
New-York tribune., 1919-06-06
NEW ROCHELLE

COLONIAL. HOUSE, 8 rooms. baths.
large living room. open fireplace. sleeping
porchcs: garage, Sound view Asking
s 600. open to offer. tEf fNARD ~
KRAFT. 206 Hugucnot st. Tel. 254l.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

OPPORTUNITY
20 houses; small amount down; aS miles
from n. Y. on the Hudson; special offer
for this week: Four-famlly brick house.
$1,000 EMIL WISTRAND. Telephone 1448.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-06
Beautiful Seven-Acre Tract
at Miller Place, Long Island

ea tho Wading River Branch Of the Long
Island Railroad. All cleared high and dry
eatt OF Port Jefferson. Al a sacrifice, s1.400.
AoaFess Real Estate Box A. Bay Shore, l.. l.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-06
YONKERS

THE GARDEN OF WESTCHESTER co.
Beautiful houses In Yonkers, IL miles
from the heart of New York. 8, g. 10 to
25 room dwellings and estates; moderate
prices. Sullivan. 290 so. Is way. Tel $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-06
West Side


18th II ST. s1t NV w. &c Wav9Fly 7SN ,g, pl 1.ax
20 U S Trust Co. 45 Wall st; due June
!, !, l925: PER cent; attys. Stewart & &
2sTH ST. .t15-l9 w. s, e3xsso; juno 2
Harris NJ Weis to Bowery Sav Bank,
l2s Bowery; due July 25, 1922; per
cent; pr mtg $4,000; attys. Cadwalad ader,
26TH ST, $. soo.s 10th av. s4.Gx9S.s.
June 2; same to same 3 yrs: per
cent. pr mtg $40 000 attys. same. 81, 900
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June 2; krim Realty Co to z & II Corpn
S61 Stone av. Bklyn; 10 yrs: per cent ;
pr mtg 100000; atty. Title Guar & 7
soTu ST. $. 225 W 9th av. 25xsso. June June
2; Frances Dunno to Frances "A Smith,
cent; atty, Jos Speth, &c Liberty
6sTH SIT, 1883 W. s. 25xss.s. june 4: Mad.
ison av and 66th st Corpn to Barton S
Castles. 43 W Ssth st. due May |, 1927
blz per cent; attys. Tucker, S & c, 425
WEST END Av. as. $. ISIS ga s. ST. ST.
25xloo; m: April "a; Albert f Hart
corn to tho trustees of the Leake &
Watts Orphan House in City of n Y
4GS Hawthorne av. Yonkers. N Y; yrs
b per cent; atty. Title Guar & T Co
s2D ST. So ". n S. ts.4x1o2.2; p m; June June
z; Union Chemical Glassware Co to Ciott-
Moro Holding Co, 299 Bway. 2 yrs: 6
'mn per cent Gnttdh pr mt mss 100000 atty lsT
ssD ST, IS " IS. 5s.4xio22: p m; s'J'1nc June
a. Union Chemical Glassware Co to SD
st Realty Corpn. III Bway: 5 yrs; 6
per cent; attys. Graves. NJ e. G. III
o2D sii. cs ", $. s7Gxloo.s with ii 20, o. I,
I1oa,,p 70 ntrip on m; juno 4: w T G
ton uv: due Nov /, 1919. per cent; Or
mtg, $3o,lo atty, Title Guar & r Co
9TH 81. 155 W. n =. 25xloo.ii: June r.'SG 2
Columbia Heights. Bklyn; 8 yrs: 6 per
cent; pr mtg $2l.ooo; atty Max Vein
stein COS 9Th av.............s3. 600
sTH AV. 1876, w $, 1884 18th st, 1896;
p m: June 8; Morris weinstein to Alex
per cent; atty. Title Guar & r Co. l76
Rway ................ 600
llsTH ST. sS7-s west, n s. 5oxioo III, June June
. liwood Holding Corpn to Marie H &
caar CENT: pr m,ss s7s.Goo; atty. .Tltls
l2?TH ST. 49, 20 West s $. 75xesll D m
June 6: ny c Boykin to Anthony Az r
as.ys Price Bros. "a Bw"y'... ''e s'sVoS 90
June 3: Tckane Realty Co to FannIe
Ottensoser. 500 West 16sth st; installs
per cent; pr mtge. sl4.50o: attys,. Les
18TH ST. 2i6 West. s. l7xss11, p m.
Juno 4 Jas l. Wilson to Robt Jalel. 2l6
West 137th st: installs. sl25 quart, 6
142D ST, y s. l0oxi50 W Lcnox av lots
each b0xsD.ll. y IN. mtges, $lo7bo each !:
June 3. Plumbers Realty Co to Hickory
1927; per cent: s'sys. stoddnrd & N,
l5isr sT. ti2.6iis West. a. lots each ,.Sh
toxes.1l. p m. mtses sli.Soo each. and