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who kept up running conversation
until after midnight. and the partition
being full Of cracks he couldn't help
overhearing good deal that they
said"
housekeeping as usual! My gra-
cious, the curiosity of this people,"
well. sir. you know Europeans
sometimes have little curiosity
themselves: but to proceed, he kept
hearing phrases like these: They GER
tainly fought like demons The place
was packed with their supporters;
they were clinched in death grip;
they actually had to pull them apart"
etc, etc. Now. If that doesn't indicate
fighting of the most brutal kind. what
does?" ..s'+,
TT certainly looks that way. Mr.
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know the exact place or even the ex-
act date"
You do not know the place nor the
date?"
unfortunately not, sir; all we
know Is that the fight took place
and that number Of similar ones
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The Incense
Burner

| HING ying TAX fox! Ching
ying TAX FOLK" ("Make it a
I thousand dollars more!
Make it a thousand dollars
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Born to Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Jeffries
of st. Lawrence. a son, on Sunday.
September %.
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We have a carload of Round Oak
stoves and ranges. Come in and i'm
vestigate. Miller Hardware Co.
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Mrs. NJ. F. Catalan and Mrs. 4. O.
Reck were passengers to Huron Sat
urday evening.
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Miss Cassie Gonstead spent the
weekend at her home at Willow
Lakes.
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Mrs Neary of Pie-rr. was i'll the
city Wednesday, looking after DGsi
ness matters.
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Come in and select your stove while
the stock is complete. Scofield's.
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Mrs. John Sutphen, of Huron, visit
ed relatives In the city the first of the
week.
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Our fall stock of stoves is now ready
for your inspection Scoficld's.
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Genco Light IL the cheapest in the
long rup. Miller Electric shop.
r. n. Hunt.
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Come in and select your stove while
the stock is complete. Scofeld's.
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DIR. Mead, Eye Specialist, Oct. sti.

Well-all is well that runs we'll.
How about yours?
III. s Downs, Jeweier.
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Fly will not modest your stock II
you use Pratt's Fly Chase Sold by
G.. W. Wilcox.
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The largest stock of glass in Hand
County. Scofeld's.
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Dir. Mead, Eye Specialist, Oct Sth.

Just received a car OF barbed wire.
Order early.
Botsford Lumber Co.
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r. s. Westby has purchased the Jim
Murphy residence on Arno st.
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Sgt. Jas. Nystrom of Onida visited
friends in the city the first of the
week.
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J. w. Johnson last acek purchased
the 7. o. Teller residence on Wcr
Bird st.
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the ed-blooded, Woodworking,
manipulating men of the u. s.
Navy.
Pay begins the day you join.
On board ship a man is always
learning. Trade schools develop
skill, industry and business ability.
Thirty days care-free holiday each
year with full pay. The food is
good. First uniform outfit is fur
nished free. Promotion is un-
limited for men of brains. You
can enlist for two years and come
out broader, stronger and ADLER.
Shove off-Join the u. S. Navy.
If you're between IL and IS 60 to
the nearest recruiting station for
all the details. If you don't know
where it is ask your postmaster.
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Come in and select your stove while
the stock is complete. Scofieid's.
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Geo. Jeffry has sold his property,
and he and Mrs. Jeffry W i'll spend the
winter in California.
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Miss Myrtle Runger returned the
first of the week from Iowa City. la
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Leon Anderson left Sunday morn
ing for Philip, where he will locate.
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Miss Marie Coquillette left last week
for vermillion to enter college.
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Don't you want to see the Wor1d7

DOMANCE is calling to you'll
~ Strange and smiling foreign
lands are reckoning to you. Shove
off and see the worldl
Learn to "parley-voo'' in gay
Paree. See the bull-hghts in
Panama. See surf-riding on the
beach of Waikiki.
Learn the lure that comes with
the swish and swirl of the good salt
sea-. Eat well-free; dress we'll
free; sleep clean-free and look 'em
all straight in the eye-British,
French, Chinese, Japanese,
Spaniards, Egyptians, Algerians
and all manner of people.
Come! Be a real man of the
world. See the world. See it with
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Ed. Bohning made a business trip to
Minneapolis the first of the week.
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Our fall stock of stoves is now ready
for your inspection S~cofeid's.
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For quick sales list your lands with
F. A. Altenow. st. Lawrence. S. d.
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Our fan stock of stoves is now reedy
for your inspection Scofield's.
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Bowery Dance Saturday evening at
the Mccoy Hall.
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Just received a large shipment Of
Community Sliverware.
Collins & Shaw.
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Round Oak stoves will save you fuel
Miller Hardware Co.
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DIR. Mead, Eye Specialist, Oct. sth.

Ask our satisfied customers about
u cleaning and pressing City Tail.
or Shop.
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Stoves and stove repairs. scoheld's.
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Harold Schroeder departed the first
of the week for Minneapolis, to attend
the Minnesota University.
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THE MILLER PRESS
THURSDAY, OCTOBER =, 1919
PERSONAL N G

Glass and putty. Scofeld's.
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Stoves and stove repairs. scofeid's.
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Glass and putty. Scofeld's.
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Superlative Flour at your dealer.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-20
Attractive Maplcwood
Home Sold To Builder
BUYER, Who Lives Nearby, Often
stopped to Watch Work While
II Was Being Erected

Mnplewood has been one Of the most
active building centres since the 81 gn-
ing Of the armstce, Since that time
more than fifty houses havo been built
or are in course of construction, while
plans foc number of others have been
prepared.
The average builder or man con-
nected with building is usually hard to
suit in new home unless it is built
by himself. An interesting exception
to this rule happened at Maplewood
last week. The Budal Company sold
to W. p. Taylor, of the Foundation
Company of New York, a house it had
just completed.
Mr.. Taylor lives within a few doors
of where the house was being built and
often was seen to stop and show par
ticular interest in its construction.
The house is of the Colonial type with
a centre hall stairway and a living
room on the left Is by 25 feet. 1t is
on a plot fronting 65 feet on North
Terrace.
number of persons have recently
purchased lots at Maplewood and said
they intended to improve the sites.
Resident owners have also figured in
these purchases and intend to erect
new homes in the near future.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-20
NaSsau Poin, Promises
Much Building Activity
Buyers of Property at Long
lslnnd Resort Plan to Erect
liomes on Peninsula

If buyera MT Nassau Point carry out
their Intentions to huild it Will be a
place of much building activity in the
near future, A number or persons have
purchased large acreage there recently
from Walter Z. Johnson, president Of
the Nassau Point Club Properties, Inc,
and many have Expressed the opinion
Tint they intend to improve their pur-
chascs without delay.
The attractions ara many at Nassau
Point. Az n Summcr,ng place it nromaca
TO be popular, II ia u minor peninsula
about two and one hnlf milcs in length
and two mllc2 IN width. eighty. four
miles from this city. southampton and
Shnnccock liills nrc only n fcw mlca
away. and within short distance arc
Che Robbins Island Gun Club. with its
we'll stocked game preserves. and A
fine golf club.
Nassau Point is noted for its agree
able climatic conditions and bright
sunshine. An attractive manor house
on the properties is to be used as n
clubhouse for colonsts. Nearby arc
charming estates. From one to fifteen
acres accessible TO private beach can
be purchased.
The chief pastimcs at Nassau Point
arc fishing, boating and bathing. 1t
is place that appeals to those who arc
fond of hydrOplaning
New-York tribune., 1919-04-20
Famous Players to Build $2,000,000
'Movie" Plant on Long Island City Block

The Famous Players -Lasky Corpora
tion has assembled, through the Cross
& Brown Company, in Long Island City
the block bounded by Sixth and Sew
enth avenues, Pierce and Graham ave-
nues, and the block front on the north
side of Pierce Avenue, from Fifth to
Sixth Avenue. involving ell told over
100000 square feet of ground area. The
corporation viii erect studio and
laboratory,
The block will be covered with a
glass inclosed studio as we'll as open
air stages. The studio building will
contain dressing room facilities and
shower baths and the latest convent
snces for the artists. Elaborate suites
will be provided for the directors and
assistants, and each director will be
furnished with an individual project
ing room. Large scene docks will be
installed to handle all scenes and sets
mechanically. Light and airy scenario
department.. casting department. model
ling departments, wardrobe rooms,
property rooms. etc, will be installed
Among the interesting features will
1e complete modern theatre for the
display Of films TO executives and ar
lists. restaurant for artists and en-
Dloyes, q refrikerating plant, sani-
dfy barber shop. hair dressing parlors.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-20
One Conccrn Makes Loans
OF More Than 1000 600

'herlcs h Van Nalcn mua rloecd
oNor S',oooooo oN mortgage lonna
elnco the Higning Of tho nrmalice.
Among the loana placed Wcro $9Oo, 600
ON the ten story office hulldinR u, iI3
lilth Avenues SSh,O0o ou the 1--WE .uorN
buildings at o2o. h3H WcHt l'fty fourth
street, Slb,00O ON the Rcgiuu Nulldnp
nj Enst Thirty Nocond Street, slb,,
600 on the country estate of John Alvin
\ Dung al KoslNn, l.. l.; $ll5,O0O second
mortgage on the Hearst properties nt
3l2-3ld Wcst FIFTY ninth Street ON
tending to Sl5-33b West FIFTY ciphth
Street, $50, 900 ON the six-story build
mg at 800 Firth Avenue; $3l5,O00 ON
the Hulck building at broadway and
FIFTY utth street, $6l 600 on the five
story building at the southeast corner
o. Nroadway and Eighty fourth Street;
Sbl,OOO on the hve-story building at
the northwest corner Of broadway and
Nincty-third Street, $4,000 on the six
story tenement at 376-S East Eighth
Street. and $2l0,000 on the aiN-storv
apartment at tho northeast corner Of
Broadway md la5th Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-20
''Thc Call" Buys Building
In ith Az. for Ncv Home

"The Call" has purchased for it's
home tho iivc-storv and basement busi-
nces building Mt liz Fourth Avenue, on
plot 27.2Nli, located forty -cigh, feet
south Of Twelfth Street, and will re.
move it's plant from Pearl Street as
soon ns necessary alterations can be
made.
The property was purchased through
LOUIS Marks. as broker from the Sam
ucl l. Hunt estate, which had owned
Ihe building for half a century. The
ers paying all cash for it. 1t will hc
used exclusively by the new owners A
couple of years ago the building was
damaged by fire and $4,000 was spent
IN renovating it.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-20
Southampton Cottages Leased

Alfred Il, Schermcrhorn has leased
cottages at southampton. Long Island.
for the coming aeaaon as follows; For
Edward d. NofrIeen, on tho Shinnccock
Nood, to William N. llirst; for Mas
Emily Rushmoro and George Al. Ruah
more on Main street, to Finley Peter
Dunno for Mira SusNn f. Schrodcr, ON
Sh'nnocock Roed, to MIas Emmy s.
Gnbriclaon for Joseph tranceschiello.
on Lewis Street, to DR.. Henry Jamcs:
for Mira c. c. Beggs. at tho northeast
corner of Main Street and Foster Rond.
to Mrs. Henry A. Alexander; for Mrs
IT, a, burrow on tho Shinnecock Iljlls.
to Edwin {. Jameson, and for Alfred II
SWayne, also on the Shinnecock Hills.
to |. Chaunccy McKccver.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-20

evetY interest in The real estate feld
The tenn captains and their dis
ttipts ates
John ~. Goidink. bai,erv 70 Fulton
Sttrtt ehFt u htondwnY, II. S. Kirby.
BntfetY fo fulton Street, WtH' of
brohd#avi i HinoboY. tulton fo rAnui
siteei eas' " ttoadWHV, Thomas
HhfHood, lultou ~ tAnnl etrnni Wnsi
pf HfohdWaYi Ffodeiiek l'o1 0nd Bon
lnmin n. Ftrnues, fnnnl ~ rou,tennth
street, enst Of NrondWny, Anron Iinb-
West Of brondwnyi Henry Il. Dwight
Fourteenth TO Thirty fourth street,
cast Of Broadway, John ". lluhnor
NJ. u l.. Hess CVmpany) md w. j..
Stone (S. H. kiugJ, Fourteenth TO 1hr-
ty-fourth street, west Of broadway, :,
william j. Kuder (Goorge Il. Read Com
pnny), Thirty-fourth TO lofiy-second
street, cast Of Brondwny; NJ. liosen-
thnl, Thiftysfoufth To Foftyanocond
street, weat Of broadway, Lawrence
Il Gilman, Forty second 10 FIFTY ninth
kefwin, Forty second to Iifiy=ninth
street. west Of Fifth Avenue, A. b.
Ashforth and G, Merritt Ives, Fifty
ninth to 10th streets, oast Of Fifth
Avenue; Charles $. Lyons, Fifty~ninth
to 10th htreets west of Eighth Ave
nue.; w. H. Dolson. 10th to 10TH
street, west of Eighth Avenue. George
W. Short, 10th to Harlem River, east
of Eighth Avenue; T. Ward Wasson,
l57th to l90th street. Harlem to North
River; Max Just, Tooth Street to Ship
Canal and Marble Hill to Kingsbridge;
Motfatt g. Schwab, Staten Island; Will
lam p. Rae Brooklyn; Clement II.
Smith, Bronx; Ira l.. Terry, Flushing;
Alfred Emo, Jamaica; f. A. Macdougan,
Long Island City; Lewis II. May, Rock
aWaVS
New-York tribune., 1919-04-20
Brook lyn's Old
Homes 70 BE Made
Ento Suites
Operation Of Clark Street
Tunnel Has Brought IA
Call From Wall Street
for Small Apartments

Immediate result Of tho operation Of
tho clark street tunnel, which brings
Wnll Street. Now York, within five
minutes ride Of Brooklvn Heights. Is
The domnnd for old dwellings,. Homes
Of old l'rooflyn families, we'll con
Htfueted ut the start. have market
such na they novcr had before. Real
estate men have commissions to buy.
and they are going through the sec
'ioh buying the best offered Choice
of selection will not be possible very
long If the buying continues as strong
ms 1t has been in the last few days.
The houses are being taken for alter
alton into small suites for business
men Of Manhattan's financial district
some interests anticipated this de-
velopment and have been quietly buy
ing houses IN the section and filing
plans Tor their alteration. But many
decided to wait the operation of trains
and note the reception which the new
llne of travel would receive. Popula-
ton is whimsical and there are innu-
merablc incidents of disappointment in
the annals Of rapid transit folks to
snow that expert calculation regarding
the flow of population has not always
been correct. Wall Street men seem
TO be interested. Objections to living
IN Brooklyn seem to have disappeared,
Perhaps the shortage of small suites
has had something to do with the
change, but builders and real estate
men in Brooklyn are not stopping to
discuss this, but arc hustling to pre-
pare for what they believe to be the
making over of the Heights section,
Values will be bolstered and rents
more substantial than they have been
for long time. The section is ideal.
1t is but a short ride from the busi-
ness district of Manhattan and the
property perchcd on a height, over
looking the bay and New York, is
free of all features disagrceable in a
residential district
The houses arc being altered into
attractive homes. The changes are
costing on an average of $4,000 to
complete. In the case Of an old man
sion at the corner Of Henry and
Plerropont streets 100000 is being
spent IN making the house into "A 90
room apartments 1t IS estimated that
100000 Will he spent in making the
changes IN the old houses on the
Heights hought in the last few weeks.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-20
Rent Long Island Cottages

The Lewis II. May Company has
leased at Far Rockaway, l.. l., for Mrs.
Hannah Blum her cottage on Crescent
street to Bernard Bloom; for Mary
gallagher her cottage at Nostrand
Avenue and State Street to |. Vein
CART; for Mrs. Henry Endcmann her
cottage on Bay Street to S. Harold
hohman; for r. II. Robbins his cot
Iage "a on sheridan Boulevard to |. G..
h'ilard; Tor NJ. l.. Sugarman his cot
tagc on State Street to M. Il. I,cvinson.
for Charles Smith his cottage mt Nos,
tradn and Central Avenues to Charles
Weiss.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-20
Many Join Summer Colony in
Long Island and Westchcster

G. l.. Gilsey & Co. have leased at
Oyster Bay the "Underhin" property to
William A. Greer; Mrs, Cooks place to
Nayier NJ. Audibcrt and the Daniel
liacon Cottage on Contra island to c.
o. NJ. Snrague, The IInrtt place at
Glen Cove to L, T. FoN, The Carl Tay-
lor estate nt Locust Valley to Rnyard
nominlck,
In cooperation with John T. Scott,
the Agramonto Cottage at Codaphurat
TO Captain lrancia Il rnckard, aud in
cooperation with A t. Sohormo,horu,
the 'Noao cottage on llill Street,
southampton, ia Chanting t. Wiley,
the Orchard cottage on ApNwamia Ave,
uuc, Nyo' to Alexander Taylor for II
term of years,
Ia cooperation with nlnkoman @
Meyer, tho company negotiated "A long
term lease of the lcnch HIN Inn prop
'fty on the Sound Mt Rye Beach to IL
client who will make extensive inn
nrovomonts.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-20
Realty Brokers
Ready 10 I'utOvcr
Victory Loan
30 Members of Board Ar
ranged Ia 20 Teams viii
Start on Drive Tomorrow
Morning

Is In readiness nj renl eH-
r headquarters for the Victory Loan
ye which will be launched to-mora
" ut the brehk Of day. More thnn
} brokers have been mhrrhnlled un-
p twenty six captains by Alfred T.,
Ring, chairman Of the Real Estate
}lsion Of the new lonn drive, and at
70" tomorrow morning they will
ue forth armed with the names Of
lusands of prospectives in every
ner Of the five boroughs. For
ks the brokers have been prepar-
. for the drive. They have gone over
/ revised lists of prospectives and
. sure of being equal to the task
ich Uncle Sam has placed on the
4 estate men of New York City, the
sing of $5,O0O,OO0 through the sale
the new issue of Liberty Bonds.
ir. Marling, who managed the pre-
US drives Of the Real Estate Board of
v York, and his captains and their
ms are confident that they will go
the top, and, perhaps, if pressed
Y hard. may duplicate the wonderful
ord made last fall in the Fourth
erty Loan drive when they rolled
a total Of S10,625,250 although they
rted out originally to get S.
900. The last drive OF the Real
ate Division was a revelation to the
ctors of the loan in this section Of
country and they asked Chairman
Ling when things looked discourage
If the real estate men would work
n S5,0O0,00 as their aim.
think We can do it." was the sub
nee of Mr. Msrlng's reply, and they
do it so we'll that the Real Estate
sion led its class by a big margin
ne feeling, which prevailed yester-
at the Real Estate Board, 2l7
adway, was one OF certainty. No
has doubts that long before May
!. when the drive ends. the real
tie men will have reached their
Ia of S50000 900. Secretly, Mr,
ling and his associates are sure
I the quota win be passed long
are the closing gong is sounded.
personnel Of the teams Is sutfi-
Il ground for the expectation that
Victory Drive of the real estate
SION VIII De equal 10 past per piui-
IS. Every captain and team mem
ia salesman OF the highest order
man who sells real estate can sell
rly bonds for Uncle Sam and with
much trouble
,hn n, Golding the veteran OF
,oua drives aud II S, Kirby al
eaa Robinson, Charles $ NroWl
"a Wit command al the lower en-,
he elty, with Mas Dust anothel
ann bonds ollcr ,n command q
othor end ol MAnhAttnn
'cry property owner will ho aako,
uy llin purchase Will hc bnaod ol
# porccut of the Naeouacd NnW,
his hodluga. 1hA plan wa
lchcd last fall and 1t worked 80 wei
1t VIII lac used again. This will b,
minimum contribution from own
10 drive has been planned with tn,
and advice of moro than nfN
ing members Of the board Mr.
Ing is tho chairman and the vic,
'rmon are Charles $. brown, Robcr
simon Laurence Mcclure anG
,hcn Tyng William l., DeBost il
etary OF tho division Then ther,
committee OF forty six board mem
representing every soction an,
New-York tribune., 1919-04-20
Attractive Homes
u or Work i,het,acn
Ai''' al Henry Ford
Lon'pany to Erect Standard
Houses Which Are Expect
cd to Make 1t Possible for
Many TO BE Owners

Dispatches from Detroit say that
Henry Ford has turned his attention
to building homes. lIe has enlisted
the geniuses Of hia organization to
gethef with hH own for concentration
on, perhaps, the most vital problem
Ford has hnd IN mind tho production
of ii house TINT would be attractive
IN appearance and reasonable In cost,
thereby increasing greatly the number
of homo owners in the country. Rent
ers express the hope that lie will ac-
compiish in house building the sue
cesses which he had in the automobile
industry.
Apparently experiments have assur-
ed him of some measure Of success
because he has announced the forma-
tion of a company to build houses Of
standardized type for employees at
the Dearborn tractor plant of the Ford
Company. The house company is com
posed of prominent members of the
Ford organization.
$50 Houses in First Block
E. G. Liebold, confidential secretary
to Mr.. Ford, said; "The initial block
of $50 houses is only a beginning.
Next year we shall probably erect $50
more. 1t is our intention to begin
immaculate construction OF the present
block of 100 houses. On all houses
sold we will reserve the right to re-
purchase within five or seven wears at
the price paid us originally. This is
to prevent houses from falling into
the hands of eXploiters. Nor Will We
permit these houses to be rented.
There will be no monotony or
cheapncss of style in the houses which
we viii build. The error common in
houses built for speculation of row on
row all looking alike will be avoided
The houses will be built and sold
entirely on the non profit plan.
Cost Placed at $500
"In the absence Of definite figures
Of cost we Will allow the purchaser
the right to set the price he is will
ing to pay. If the actual cost of the
house exceeds that limit he is under
II" obligation to pay,
These houses viii not be built for
thr'ltless families We are seeking to
serve only those who want a good
home and VINO Will appreciate one
after they get it, Our plans are to
hulld and soil at cost. II is expected
houses under our system of standard
i4ed production Will range from SlhOO
to NMooo, but lnodo Ngurca are not
NNod