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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-16
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

BROADWAY. 1884. str and has; Real Con-
struction Co to Theobald r Grimber ISL
l8oth St 1ol2th yrs from March l.
1920: address, 1904 st Nicholas av. IS. 900
MANHATTAN ST, str; Belrose Realty Co
TO Constas G Borvis, 2371 I'd av; yrs
from May l. 1920. ...............H,0 900
LEXINGTON Av, 73o. all; Armand Paul
to John Rowland. 4s3 Lexington av;
l1-12th yrs from Nov /, 1919. So 900
GRE ENWICH ST. SO. all: Julia A Doyle to
Sorris Gewertzman. 70 Lenox av; 6
Williams to Joseph Most and Joseph
Geband. 1855 5th av; 10 yrs from MAY
l.: 1870; atty Simon Rasch, 233 Broad
Y" ay. ........ 81, 200
9TH AV. 81, south str; Lola II Thompson
and ano to John Varakos. 2l2 3lst st .
ll-12th yrs from March l, 1920; March
~ ........ $3.50
46TH ST. 6l4-ls w. all; Christian woller-
attys. Goldfein " sen $50 nay ts 5So
124TH ST. $40 E. LIST ii and bsmt; John A
Efs,b y TO M.chasl ssroace ct al, $40
Leo SchAfrau, 81 Chambers st. $3.50
AVENUE a. 1900, north str; Margaret
Eensier to May and Joseph Kaiser. on
the premises; yrs from Nov Is, 1912
$3.50
MAp1soN Az, ao4. office No COL 42d
st and Madison Av Co to Rudolph c
v Ws'd frSm 49, So ynGa pl, Brooklyn, 10
NJ & NJ, 26 Liberty ST. $685.
ed Az. 1874. str and bsmt; Andres Realty
60 70 Jacob Chrisonalis. 1874 Sd av; 10
yrs from MAY l. 1913, atty. JOS ei..-
lO9TH ST. 55-57 E. centre str and 3 rms
F Wunsch and another to Morris LAM
berg. Oh + loeth st, from Nov /, 1918 TO
Aug so, 1922 ........... s5 "a
10TH ST. s, 200 3D. av. 25xs4. all.
to Ernestine Gardner SO Prospect ri
"a yrs from May l, 1920; 2 2l-yr renews
attys, "resin. b e. w. 4s Wall St $3.50
s7TH ST, 81 =, all; Ida Ferman to Abr
1850 lyman pl; yrs from May l. 1920
atty. ] lsaacson. 25 Beaver ST ST s5l 96
pr mtg TO Sept 80. 1920 and for balance
OF the term. Observation-Disclosures 2.4l6.67
9TH Az. 1867, 9Th Il; 1867 Fifth Ave Co
to A Mary Condit. 2 w 55th st: 5 yrs
from Oct l, 1920; attys, Gleason V & p,
~ 6way acknowledgements. Sl4 OG0
7TH Az Av;,s " l2stn st. str adj lobby; B
Irving A Leslie and Harry Proper, firm
Proper Bros l2o W ls5th st 10 yrs
w, SO Park Row ......,s 900
weinis to Isdor wiesenberger. IS E sSa
St; yrs from July l, 1920: atty. Maxim
PEARL ST. 1862. 3d. 4th. 5th and 9Th
floors; Angelo Calcagnini to Dodge &
Morrison; 10 yrs from May 1, 1870: A
Ca4cagnini' 1el Pearl st.... 1872 900
SAITH ST. 2+9-5l w. all; Thos f and VIM
Devine and Jennie M D Barley - al
to Marco, inc. 500 w 5sth st; yrs
from May l, 1920; atty, Edw Grifring.
140 Nassau st ...........sl q O0o
ELDRIDGE ST, 54-5s apts 3 and E,
witty Realty & Constr Co to Bernard
kaplan; 6ss Linwood 1t, Bklyn, ct al.
atty. A NJ Parlser 81 Chambers II
ELDRIDGE ST. ia. north str AMI b
Fannie Levy to Aaron Kramer md ano,
ll2 Eldridge st, yrs from May 1920
atty n Falk. IA w 45th st 81, 500
Masd Realty Corpn to Ellis Dav iTu,5l,
Co. SIS w 2o7th st; yrs from May /,
1919; address e Davidson, 22S e 34th
o. per mo S65
LIBERTY ST 1870, all; Sophie a Mahoney
and Crete to Albert w Meyor.
Roselle,. N J; yrs from May L. 1921;
atty Albert w Meyor. 1870 Liberty st
$4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-16
Trading in Apartments
Of Small Size Houses

The Haggstrom- Callen Company sold
the two five-story apartments, 30x90x
100, II and 81 West Sixty-fifth Street,
for Sarah S. Brownell and Harold P.
Daniels to John Mackey and Margaret
kendrick
H. T. Wood sold for the Bovina
Realty Company the five-story flat
b24 West 160th Street, 37.6x100.
David Lion bought the four-story
building 148l-1483 Park Avenue, north
east corner of 108th Street, 74x27.
Leonard WE'LL sold 229 and 231 West
143d Street, two story flats, 5Ox
100, to John Diamond; also sold 1872
Chrystie Street. six-story tenement,
25x100, to Max Silver.
William L. Brettell sold 6s East
1l6th Street. five-story flat, 20x1O0,
through George w. Brettell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-16
Heirs Are Successful Bidders
At Jones Estate Auction

Interest in the auction room yester-
day conferred in the Sixth Avenue prop
critics owned by the estate of the late
Mary E. Jones, sold by Joseph P. Day.
The entire offerings brought 1851 500.
The two six-story tenement houses,
with stores, at 48S and 400 Sixth Ave
nue., were sold to C. H. Jones for $685.
600. Resale G. Jones, another of the
heirs, purchased 500 Sixth Avenue, a
four story business building, of rregu
lar shape, for S64,500. The abuttins
property at 81 West Thirty-frst Street
went to Edward Berger for $780,
George L. Slawson, of Slawson &
Hobbs, purchased ST and $40 West
Fifty ninth Street for $4,000. Mr..
Slawson is the owner of the property
adjoining to the west. The two-s story
stores and motion picture house at 2072
to 2080 Third Avenue was acquired by
Harry Rubin for $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-16
Syndicate After Two Block

Negotiations are pending for two
blocks bounded by Madison and Park
Avenues, 45th and 47th Streets, each
measuring 200x400 feet. Offers to lease
this property have been made to the
New York Central Railroad interests
by a syndicate which would improve
them with tall Offices. Such an i'm
provement, it is estimated, would cost
in the neighborhood of $4,000. 900
This is part of the property used by
the railroad company in building its
terminal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-16
Realty Buying
Again Centers
In Dwellings
Captain Archie Roosevelt
Gets Home in East 10Th
Street: Other Fine Houses
Near 5th Avenue Sold

Csptain Archie Roosevelt purchased
the .three-story dwelling at 81 East
Ninety-third Street, 16.4xl00.8, from
William Armour.
Douglas L. Gilman 4 Co. sold the
dve-story English basement dwelling IL
East Fifty-fourth Street. 23x1oo.5, to q
buver. who will probably alter into
small suites.
William B. May & Co. sold for Leo
mold Mendel the four-story dwelling al
10 East Seventy-fourth Street, 22x1O22
Pease & Gilman sold for Malcolm D.
Whitman the tive-story, 20-foot Amer
ran basement dwelling at lis East
Sixtieth Street.
Frank L. Polk has sold 129 East
Thirty-sixth Street, a fourstory dwell
ling, 20xl00.
Nathan Schwartz sold for George E
Hahn 100 East Ninety-fifth Street, a
three story dwelling. 19x1OO.
Stanley Wolfson resold for Joseph e.
Abramson 1872 Lexington Avenue, q
three-story dwelling. 20x6o.
James Henry sold for Isabel II
Smelling 323 East 123d Street, three
story dwelling, 1Sx1oo.
Buying On West Side
Manheimer Brothers, Inc, sold for
Frederick F. Garrettson, Helen Jay
Garrettson and Elizabeth G. Russell,
four-story dwelling, 6s West Forty
eighth Street. 20.10x100.5, and for
Charlotte Griswold and the Farmers
Loan & Trust Company, as trustees for
the Henry Griswold estate. the adJoln-
ing four-story and basement dwelling
70 West Forty-eighth Street. 70 lux
1908. making solid plot OF 41.0xloO.5
The Cross & Brown Company sold
$50 Convent Avenue, three story
dwelling. 17x75, for Mrs. Katharlne
Kelly the three-story dwelling at 421
three-story dwelling, 17.l-x99.l1. 53C
West 143d Street, for the Gramercy
investing Company to Morris J. Tobias
Elizabeth W. Gardner sold the five
ttory dwelling at 316 West 102d Street
e0xl00.11.
Estelle Adkins sold to Cora Machan
the four-story dwelling at SO West
Eighty seventh Street, 2Gx10O.S.
The Brown heelock Company, Inc.
sold for Julius Cameron to Laura E
Walter 265 West 13lst Street, three
story. dwelling. 16.sx100.
Maria E. Rode sold to William j
West 162d Street, 1S.6x1126.
Nail G. Parker sold for the Equitable
Life Assurance Society 1872 253, 25e
and ESQ West 136th Street, four three
story dwellings. 16.sx9s.11 each, to the
Elizabeth Realty Company.
NJ. Morgenthau Jr. Company sold for
the SENIOR Homes Corporation to q
client of Everett NJ. Seixas COMPANY
p Sutton Place. a dwelling 16.8x75
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-16
w JERSEY
NEW JERSEY
ACTUAL WATERFRONT PROPERTY
CONTAINING BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SUBURBAN HOME

Having just purchased larger property, sacrifice my
Jersey suburban home with to quick buyer, for
$22500; $4,000 cash, balance easy terms, The
grounds front directly the extending Lake
Drive. The house of
in detail and ready into an extra
dollar need be spent it. 1t has II sleep
ing porch and tiled baths, beautifully fitted There are manv
fine old trees and lavish planting of and shrubs
velvet lawn extends TO waters edge The
duplicated to-day for 350O0 is only years old
Built by days labor and in apple pie bargain for
For details write COTTON P O. Box 37s Ctv
Hall Station, New York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-16
Bowery Lodging House and
Hotel on 9th Ave. Sold

tate of A. w. Hornthal 262 Bowery, a
fve-story lodging house, 33x1O5, to
Nathaniel H. Lyons; for the estate of
Henry NJ. Baker, 3S4-6 Sixth Avenue;
six-story hotel, 32x95, for NJ. B. Coke
and H. C. Morrisette, 299-303 Avenue
A. vacant plot, 46x95; for the SIS
East 13Sth Street Company, Inc, SIS
CIT East 138th Street, fve-story
apartment, 37.5x1oo; for Emily L. W.
Johns to the Meister Builders. Inc,
2076 Clinton Avenue and 1913 East 1SOth
Steret two five-story apartments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-16
Newark Realty for Crocers

Louis Schlesinger. Inc, sold to David
b. Oderman, Newark, N j., LAT to 149
South Orange Avenue, for the grocers
supply business. The property has
frontage OF sixty feet. Mr.. Schlesinger
also sold 1853 Mount Prospect Avenue to
Sidney H. Solomon, for Eugene D. Cow
lin, a two and one-half story dwelling
with garage 30x150.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-16
Beaux Arts Building Leased

Abraham A. Anderson, who owns the
Beaux Arts Building, a twelve-s story
structure. 60x1O0p southeast corner Of
Sixth Avenue and Fortieth Street,
leased the property to the l.. K.
Schwartz Company for forty two years
at an aggregate rental of approximately
$500 600. The ground floor and base
cent have been occupied for years by
the Cafe des Beaux Arts Restaurant.
The building houses the studios of a
number of Americas we'll known artists.
Ephraim Bass was the broker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-16
Plan Two Big BROOKLYN Flats

The Prospect Park West Apartments.
Inc, has had plans prepared by Sham
pan g. Shampan for two six-story ele-
vator apartments to be built at once
one on the northwest corner of Pros
pect Park West and Third Street and
the other on the northeast corner of
Eighth Avenue and Third Street,
to cost 100000. They will be built on
the cooperative plan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-16
Recorded Mortgages
Downtown

WATER ST. ~. $. GA Wall St AZ
~ m :, April pr, T. Isidore sivesbeT to
yrs, 8 p c; pr mtg. $4,000; attys.
+ ( NJ Go .......... ........: sl2.5oo
Pea RI RI IS ST. 25s, n w.. 50 W Fulton st,
40 Wasao, ,u III 20 Rex5on Reaity GO.
pr mtg, s1s 900; atty, e Kemyner, 1879
Nassau st ............ $3.50
FULTON ST, l14-l1e. $. 25.a Dutch st,
way-John St Corpn to to l Il Fulton s.
Corpr. 20 Broad st; 3 YES 6 . c; pr mtg
1927 900; atty. T C G. Co ......s75O 900
READE ST. cor Church st, 25x5O.s;
Livingston ii Washin sstt - So 10 Nor S
and an ano, .s sxr IS, due March 49, 1924 sps
OLIVER ST, 56-5s, cor Oak st. 4s-4s.
jacob Fula 5s7 o5h st erd due Apr 10
son, ~ Cedar st ~ "'''' A'' s. 0oo
HENRY sT, is2. > $, 24xiixioo.lx i irres:
A AI1is ~ Il i, Rosa, Daniel l. william and
synss in City s" Of w s. t tth aS
Broaa ct - "''S' VI a eroA ~ o6 20
CANAL sr. s6es. = W cor E,dr,dp. ~ 'v VS1
s5 ? NJ x1fti j. %s5ris IsSlnssa and
an O. a aS'xs sx1 px eto due FEB 1890 S's
opCuApn CIR ~ o s25o,ooo
ring 81 cA ns 8 R Tsss jaskson Ap sls
>. atty, r NJ Goldberg. III B'way' 81 900
vX y q NJ ST. $ soo > KS " yarieK st. runs
+ssx 2ooS to beginning: Griffin Realty
corpn 1872 I Rasen Associates IS raa
r.st GA.
SD ST y ~ ,1 cue
10; VIM J Ryan to Edgar Palmer. Rye
=, yrs 5lz C: atty. Title G &
20 ............ ............ s35 900
W OF NJ
April 10; P Lorillard Co to Owners E
op c; pr mtge 100000; atty Law
20 ST. 2ss. 3. 25.lx6s.4; m; - Apri
ilnRer. AS 4sth Of, d nmo 10 ranny ~
5ia c. atty. A bittn r0 1' IS0
s5TH ST. 5 ioiis sx 49,, 81 go 90
1905: p M March 10 sylSanus x Reed
due 10 EMGs sr ,o s!te Assur Sc Of . $
der & G, 1870 Bway sio5 800
PLEASANT Az. 49,, W 3. SSH 1S ED
st. i5x6s; m; April IL, Paolo Cirieilo
18th st; due Apr qY' IL. 1850 5vose 90 aS-
,, dTess e. W 18Th 49,. 81, 500
looll p m; April IA; Antonio Ruotolo
nrons qus APTa j. rs ls25 nA' ~ a e.
lsT Az. w 8. s3.3 10TH st. 2oxSO: m
Apr,I a. Jno r Junge 10 Herman Ii
1osTH ST, ao2-4 e. $ a9.s1125: April
!; f. Blanchard & ano to Geo e CHS
holm. Morristown j. 4 ano trus: 3
yrs; STA p C; attys Stewart 6 s as
Wall 8, Observation-Disclosures. 500 00o
74TH ST SIS. 2ss e 9Th av. 22xlo2.2
Life Ins Co. 80 Nassau st; due & int
bond: pr rntge $4,000 $40 900
9TH Az e s, sos 56th 81. runs n i0x
beg M "a April 49, TX Manp sos8 Rsalt sS Go TO
to Bedford Holdg Corpn. All Fulton
| - rob
1893 int as bond: atty Title G &
1 GO '''...-.,''.'.. $l5o.0co
s m "es' sue
11i ~ 81 s. -"ll st Mich av. COX
~ ~ Aparl ~, ann eastman to
ga 80 !" A4tst e. ee Al
rhs go a''S' "eo ri Taylor,
ssTW S1, rs w oox,oooo =, - :. 's'ooV
*. .uvn.ts prni w. p IN. april
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-16
Buving at Woodmere

William Keer Macdonald sold at
Woodmere for Jane A. Sweeney a
house on West Broadway to A. Kappcl-
mier; for Clarence G.. Galston plot
on Lafayette Place to John Schiff
macher, and for the City Realty Com
pany five lots on Central Avenue to
Alfred Vandewater.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-16
Buying in Long Island

The Rickert-Brown Realty Company
sold to Patrick J. McGuinness a Co.
ioniai dwelling, 60xl0O feet, on Glen
wood Avenue, Westmoreland
Henry Brady sold for II. G. MURRAY
dwelling, s40xl00, on Elmwood Avenue.
Bayside.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-16
WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY

High Eievation-Frequent Train
Service--Low Prices--Consult the
Suburban Home Guide OF the New
York Evening Post every Saturday.
Advantages and features of the
suburbs around New York-rax
rates Communication fares. social
activities. school facilities ana
number of houses available for
rent or sale.
This week the Suburban Section
Of Connecticut. April 24-Essex
Morris and Union Counties. New
Jersey.
Back issues have described the
Hudson River, Bronx valley and
Sound Sections of Westc hester
and are available while they last.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-16
Lis Pendens

ssTH st. iss E. Herman Woos sgt John
1s la Mothe Eorxium et ri Sorscin.
rntEc; attyH, S.roock H. y
BROADWAY, 45$. Nathan III Stone ct nj
As. sss broadway Realty corpn. specific
performance; atty. + Gutrnar
ELDR!DGE ST. Ia: Habne Holding corpn
axt Jeruchim II Simpson; specific per-
formAnce. Attys. Brrithart a r.
18TH ST BIZ and 5i4 w: Business Mem.
kes!ty Co aRt MaIcx Realty corpn ct al .
fofscios rntx1; attys. Arnstein Il l.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-16
Long Island CITY Plant

=, Roman Callman Company sold for
Marie F. Wetzel, a plot of 10000
square feet. at the southwest corner Of
Nln'n Avenue and Washington Ave
nue., Long Island City. to George "
Anderson, who will improve the site
VIII two-story factory buildinx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-16
Gets Estate at Scarsdale

Prince & Ripley, Inc1 sold for Louis
~ y: Root, mis- home with large plot on
"al~orsh Avenue, in the Greenacres
ssee.'on Of scarsdale to J. |. II. Her
bert, OF this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-16

r., ssS ": Joseph Stodei agt samue,
n owner ard contractor Sd, az
cn 7,st 81, z5x}0o. + j ieaney
nsaIas 80 Elizabeth schultz and Csorxe
n.~sh' owners and contractors: re-
60 -.+--... 81. z27 IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-16
Staten Island House Sold

:. me Aanard Company, Inc, sold
..ssough .lofatt G. Schwab the DWELLING
= sez STAN 7 Avenue, Brighton Heights.
% William NJ Barlow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-16
BOROUGH OF QUEENS
FOREST Dtlls GarDel1s
- Minutes from Penn. Station.
Houses and villa Plots for Sale.
SAGE FOUNDATION HOMES co.
~ W. 34th St.. or FLrcst Hills. L. 1.

THE TINE TO BUY is NOVA
Dutch Colonial Stucco and Snngle House
at Garden City Estates. Long Island. on
plot 60xl00 feet. rooms and 9 baths.
Available for Immediate occupancy. The
house is fully equipped in every partcu-
lar. Decorated suit purchaser. For
information apply to 9. D. HOLT, 1875
Madison Ave. New York. Telephone Van
derltlt 1919.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-16
Satisfied Mechanics' Liens

ts3D sr, 49, W; Harry He'll AIT (.,ss r
Reilly. April ~, 1899 ,,s,..,,...az0o
I2fs sT. 40 10 ttt "a WIN ~ t'oouersen
sgt isss" s.is"ss~s@" 49, =. hs44 .yis.s7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-16
LARCElMONT
FOR sALE-sJMMER HOTELS

GLEHWoOD HOUSE. Delaware Water
Gap. Pa. ClairuoHf House At Pocono
Pa. Both money makers and sold % close
estates. Snap TO quick buyers For de-
tails write LeBAR & I.HOMMEDIEu. S5<
Main Street. >troudsoGrg. Pa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-16
PLEk SKILL

FOR SALE.-17 acres. SIS feet lax.
front; up to date residence; cottage for
derful>. Look II $4,000. EDMUND
BANKER JR., PeekskilI. n. Y.
WHY PAY KENT when you can buy
dwelling. rooms and bath. for $500 ca h .
Centrally located. Other properties IRON,
$4,000 to $4,000 MOORE. KNLFFES.
WAGNER CO.. ~ So. Division. Tel. aae
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-16

=, Truman p. Handy has leased III.
..nsssenger estate at Sands Point. L. l.
through Peli Tibb;ts. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-16
CREsTWOOD

Attractive stucco home: rooms; steam
heat. hardwood floors. all modern I'm
provements. ideally situated; price $l5-
600; terms Butt years ago; in excellent
condition. Benz. Lewis. Tuckahoe Phone
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-16

TWO FAMILY HOUSE. IS Grove 81: ,
minutes walk from y. Y. c. station: con-
venient TO trolley; price s.. 500. Chas G.
Wright, Sussex av.. Bronxvflle. y. 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-16
WHITE PLAINS

SCARSDALE-High ground. two miles
from station. old remodelled farm house. 8
rooms, heat. electric light ei3
acres. $4,000. linn edate possession. z.
Q. Address II. T., White Plains.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-16

$4,000 CASH WILL PURCHASE A $40 900
residential property in West sgd Street
II rooms baths. Address Owner, b.
Box Sax. tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-16

NEW YORK STATE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-16
MT. VERNON

TOsst~SIOn Way TT
in4 West Sidney av.. plot cor. 50xiso.
rooms, minutes 20 two railroads. near
trolley transferring 70 sI points slate
roof room for two-car garage prlcs
$4,000 chas. o. Wright Sussex av
BronA vile. y 7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-16

CHESTER HILLS. best section house :,
rooms . baths. sun porch billiard room
closets. oak floors and trim gas cleo
trio lights. in best II condition. room. .or
garage. 81, 900. CLAREY, - " lst St
Tel. 1874
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-16
LARCHMONT


"a ACRE. near r. modern Groom
mouse hardwood floors and trim. all con.
rsraeu md ecauttfn' '~~e- Isrice ~ naa
Terma Carpenter Z ,e-"on, Enr. Phone s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-08
SUBURBAN. BOARD.

9-yesreold Tor must be In suburb, country
town within so miles Of Washington must
have All modern conveniences. This for period
Of about Q months. Address Box 124-s, Star
e0ce. ..l .ss,....... !. -
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FORDS-FORDS
= Immediate Delivery on
Sedans, Coupelets, Glasses,
Trucks, Sedan Bodies and
Touring Car Bodies.
ROBEY MOTOR co.
= Authorized Ford Dealers
1879 L St. NV. Phi. Main 2121
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-08

lKOOkS-
1-ton Service with express body.
2-ton kissell with open body.
I'm ton Republic chassis.
81 -toE Service with fat body.
III ton Special Service with post office body.
An the above trucks in perfect mechanical
condition and guaranteed. They can be pur-
chased with small deposits, balance to be paid
f6r rs trucks earn it.
Motor Company Of Washington.
~ 9th and n SITS. NV.
Z. West no.
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a35 II N.B.-Three eommuniAt3ng rooms, Bird
nsos; eel and pleassasi y =. ailevsA>
The Washington times., 1920-02-02
Women's High Shoes,
Worth to So at S4.69 Pair

300 pairs of Women's High Shoes. in lace
and button styles, of Patent Colt, Tan Calf,
Black Kid Dull and Brown feathers. Good
assortment of desirable models Sizes in
the lot from to z; A TO ID widths.
GoIdeaberg's-First Floor.
Evening journal., 1920-04-26
v. TRUX kl!)YCE
SENDS OUT SOS.
Formula on Acetparmido-
phenolSalol Has Prohibi-
tion Director Groggy
DISTRESS SIGNALS
ATTRACT REPORTER

such is the latest enphonislic, poly
syllable cOgnOmcn for a cOncOtiOn
which Is 10 be allowed the dear pub
he by the prohibition leXigraphers at
Washington But IT'S not drink dear
knows: unless one seeks the consOa-
ton or escOleric psychology and the
seventh heaven Of Nirvana. It's a mere
chemical property
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is a spe-
clally dcnaiurcd alcohol formula, No
b. by Arabic notation. William NJ.
Williams, Commissioner Of Internal
sometimes called Internal by the bib
ulOus) Revenue at Washington, sent
70 TO w Truxlon Boyce. Director Of
Prohibition for Delaware Mr.. BOyce
got Il this morning and Immediately
sent out $. ID. 5. signals from his
Offices in the Engineer Building at
Sixth and King streets. No reply,
even from Mars, 10 the signals having
been received by noon, he gave the
commissioner message 10 an overly
inqulsilive news galherer. Here u Is
"The following formula for special
ly denaiurod alcohol, formula NO. 30
Is hereby authorized.
ITO every 100 parts by volume OF
pure ethyl alcohol add 30 parts Dy
vOluma OF ethyl acelaie
"The above-named formula is au-
thorlzed for use in the manufacture
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of
While there Is nothing contained IN
the order prohibiting the manufac-
iure OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN
home stills. ID Is doubted II IL VIII
supplant sourmash as a base OF hilar-
ily Rapid pronunciation Of the term
100 times Is regarded as suihclent TO
induce iniOxicaiion, mental, II not
phvslcal in ten minutes.
Evening journal., 1920-04-26
COMMEND MAN WHO
KILLED BOXING BILL

The Rev. Howard McDade, pastor Of
Claymonl NJ h. Church. was the
speaker at the meeting this morning
OF the Methodist Episcopal Ministerial
Association, held IN Grace NJ. Z.
Church house. His subject was The
Correct and sane Observance OF The
Lords Day" MIR. McDade was also
elected member of the association
He recently came 10 Claymont from
the Philadelphia conference.
The Rev. /. NJ Broadway, the Rev.
q. c. Williams and the Rev. Carlisle
l.. Hubbard were named a committee
10 present nominations 20 the meet
ing on next Monday.
/ The association ordered that the
president. the Rev. Z. W. Wells, and
/ The secretary, the Rev. W. g. Harris
write a letter OF commentator tO
state Senator James W. Robertson
/ for his attitude on the recent boxing
/ law which was defeated in the Legis-
| lature
1t was announced that the Rev. NJ
/ Gerhart. of Chicago, who is prOmi-
nent in sunday school work. would
I be the speaker on next Monday morn
/ ing.