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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-04
Hold Largest State. !

Agua Prieta, Sonora, May 3.-sThea revolt of Juarez against the Carl ranza government of Mexico today gave the revolutionsts control Of3 the largest state in the republic o&3 Mexico.
 Only one small Carranza garrisoil in Chihuahua, that at Casas Grand des, near the Sonora boundary, res mains loyal to the central g0vefn& ment, it was announced tonight bY3 General P. Elias Calles, commander in chief of the revolutionary armies in the northwest. M
 The movement of revolutionistsa| against Casas Grandes already ha6S begun, General Gales said. x
 The fall of Juarez had been cxpect@g 2 ters here. Emissaries from Sonotrs! had been sent to Fl Paso to confeE with Mexican officials for turniH2 the town and soldiers over to tk9A revolution. According to GenerS1 ! Gales, the delay was caused by tk65 desire to have the revolt of CarrS1y E ga troops complete and take the o3fl without fighting.
 "We did this to avoid any complts cations with the United States sst3s| thorities," he said. I've fearG1@ X that in battle bullets might A&II into American territory.n
 More than half the length Of tk2 international boundary between th United States and Mexico belongs q E the revolutionists and conferere6 rae being held thru which the raS clutionists hope soon to have ff$ entire international boundary i3 their hands. Thus Carranza's orj1S communication with the outSi W world would be by ocean routes. K
 General Gales announced late & day that his troops here would m01 Y into Chihuahua immediateIys CaG@ s Grandes will be the first obiSetf1 From Casas Grandes the trcona M Gales will be entrained for Ju&i
 Sonora troops and those 1t Ju1 will immediately move south, 0G eral Gales said, to join the ofl revolutionists on a campaign th4 the heart of Mexico toward the carlF S9 tal sSs k
 Federal troops under General lfSS uel w. Gonzales, numbering ah6{I 1000 men, stationed at Texoco, f0l miles from the outskirts of Mexf City, have been driven out by vance forces of General Alvaro 0bx gon,. candidate for the presidency Mexico, who fled from Mexico Ct1 and joined the revolutionary f0re in the south, according to fepel H received here today at military h6a1 quarters.
 General Obregon himself Ia S ported as being atsCuautla, Morao& with the main body of his trooS5 preparing for concerted drive m the Mexican capital from the stSt N of Morlos and Guerrero. \ sR Rs$I
 Governor Adolfo de La Huexta Y Sonora, commander in chief N k liberal constitutionalitsts axmyy
 en route to Agua Prieta for . &l3ls ference with General Calles c0ne8f Y Y { ing the military campaign to Y waged in central Mexico, 1t val &1RSJ nounced. He will arrive here tonS row. S5s S ssH
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-04

Norfolk, Va, May 3.-Wilson H. Brokaw, 66 years old of Chicago H., went on trial in the federal court today charged with the mur- der of his wife, Mrs. Wilda Brokaw at Camp Eustis. Va, January G. The crime is alleged by the government to have been committed with hatch ct
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-04

St. Louis, May 3.-Ursula Broder- ick, 16 year old girl, will face trial here Wednesday on a charge of first degree murder. She is alleged to have killed her stepfather, claiming that she did so to protect her honor A mistrial was entered in her case last fall. The girl also figured in the killing of her father several years ago.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-03
Hay Unknown in Philippines
Grass Cannot Be Cured Because
of Humidity

Grass cannot be cured in the Philin-
pines, because of the great humidity.
AS consequence it is cut fresh eyerv
day and brought into the towns and
cities for sale at a simulated price
per carga, two bundles weighing about
l25 pounds. 1t is cut with small
homemade knife, and washed in run
ming water before being placed in the
bundle.
American horses eat it and GROW fat
Guinea and Bermuda are the common
est kinds of grasses grown for horse
roughage in the islands, says The
Philadelphia Ledger.
For American horses and mules hay
is imported into Manila from the Pa
cifc Coast states and brings about SIS
a ton. Oats sells for about the same
price. On account of excessive rains
oats cannot be grown in the islands:
rust affects it. Corn grows we'll:
Filipino farmers can harvest three
crops a year from a single piece of
ground. To keep it it is necessary to
leave it in the husk; otherwise weevils
destroy o. 1t is tied in bundles and
hung on bamboo poles and husked and
shelled as needed. Corn mills are now
being established in the Visayan ISL
ands, where the natives prefer corn
meal to rice as a staple food.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-03
Recent BUYERS of Realty

The Jesseldo Realty Company is the
buyer of the five-story building at 136
West Forty-sccond Street, sold recent
ly by the Schenectady Trust Company
as trustee and executor. The property
Building. A''S
Blaine Ewing is the purchaser ~
!76 and 178 E&st Eightieth Street. two
1our--story flats, recently sold by Har.
risr Vought e. Co.
Edward j. Hanlon is the buyer OF
the dwelling at 46 West Ninety-second
Street, sold by Charles Wynne and
Louis H. Low.
Eleanor s: Greppo is the purchase,
OF the dwelling at 159 East Seventh
eighth Street, sold recently.
Irving Chanin is the buyer Of the
apartment at 209 Wadsworth Avenue,
sole recently.
Roger B. Wood is the buyer of the
Street. u"
Louis C. Allen is the buyer Of the
dwelling at ;22 West 139th Street.
col: by Harriet R. Wood.
Elizabeth Stewart is the buyer of
ire flat at 1874 West Ninety-sixth
Street, sold recently.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-03
Manufacturers to Pay Sl25,OOO
For Factory in Tenth Ave.

Inc Brett & Goode Company and the
RrGss Rn}h & wn;9v Brown Company leased for
at 7s4 to 79s Tenth Avenue. be.weenn
flfty.third and Firty-fourth streets.
containing approximately &c, 600 souore
1eeT' s1ufe 70 .tae the W. L. Cameron Company.
pearl novelties. for ten years , at anu au
aggregate rental of about 1925 600.
=, fease q Gilman leased furnished for
mrs. George Zabriskie to John Emerson
Park. A"'eicy
Douglas Gibbons & Co. leased Offices
at II West Forty-second Street to Car
rison, Harris g. Co. NA
Pease d Gilman leased the store and
basement at 48 West Forty-seventh
street to the M. J. Waldinger Com
pany, stationers.
Cushman & Wakefield, Inc, leased
28o Madison Avenue to the Interna-
tlonal Auto X-Ray Sales Company.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-03
Corner Property With Nine
Story Apartment i'm East
85th Street Taken Over
by Out-of-Town Investor
Big Deal in Wall Street
history Simpson Building
Leased With an Option to
Buy for 1000, 900

The Croisc Building, twenty
story structure at the northwest cor
rer Of Fifth Avenue. 56.6x1276, and
the nine-story apartment ut 8 and s
East Eighty-fifth Street, 50x102.2,
adjoining the Clews home at the north
west corner of Fifth Avenue, are two
ings in the uptown section mercantile
district valued between $4,000 900 and
900 transaction, all details of
which have not been announced.
The Cro;sic Building and the apart
ment have been sold by the Terra
Realty Company. representing Michael
E. Kern, who bought them about q
year ago.
The purchaser. who is said to be an
out-of-town capitalist. client Of
George +. Baldwin, who arranged the
deal, will acquire them in the name
Of the Knickerbocker Realty Corpora
ton, formed in Delaware on August
IS with a capital of $4,000, and hav-
of Brooklyn. and Frank L. Houghtalinr
and Robert G.. Eichols, of Manhattan.
The Croisic Building is a pioneer Of
the Madison Square section, having
been erected by L. e. NJ. Jones fifteen
years ago.
Sampson Building Leased
The th;rteen-story Sampson Building,
at 63 and 65 Wall Street, has been
leased for twenty years and six months
with an option to buy for $1,000, 900,
by the United States Trust Company
as trustee. The identity CT the lessee
and probable future owner Of the
property is hidden under the title of
the Number 63 Wall Street Corpora
New-York tribune., 1920-09-03
Real Estate News

ing at 1873 Water Street, 23x45, ad-
ii:oln1ng the northeast corner of Bur-
Sale in Sixth Avenue
Daniel F. Farrell sold to Samuel
gutenberg the four-story building at
40 Sixth Avenue, 25x73.3.
Corporation Buys in 59th Street
The Postal Estate Corporation, rep
resented by j. j. Buckley, bought from
Annie M. Devery the four-story build
ing at 116 East Fifty-ninth Street
Auto Station in New Hands
Richard Carvel sold to the Glidden
Motor and Supply Company the two
story auto station at 243 and 245 West
S1xtieth Street, 49.1Ox1OO.5.
Corner Store Property Sold
The Faun Realty Corporation sold to
Lena Menassa the one-story store at
the northwest corner of Audubon Ave
nue. and Eighty-second Street. 799x25.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-03
Get Places on Long Island

William Kerr Macdonald and Payson
Nc. l.. Merrill sold for Mrs. Helen
Adams, her residence with one acre
and a half on Causeway Road. Law
renee. l.. F., to Alpha K. Rosenthal.
Mr., Macdonald leased Hewlett Bay
Park for John A. Criswold, his resi-
dence, to Captain P. C. Band: for
Grace White, her New Brick House" "
on Ccdarhurst Avenue, to Arthur W.
We'll: for j. C. Morgenthau, a house
on Woodmerc Boulevard. to W. Kintz-
ing Post; for Bache Nc. E. Whitlock.
ms house on Woodmere Boulevard, to
H. j. Baker, and for G. Strassb sburrer.
his house on Woodmere Boulevard, to
L. B. Gunst
Lewis H. May Company resold for
Hugo Dewald the Nowill property at
1927 Sheriden Boulevard. Far Rock
away, L. l., consisting of a story
dwelling and garage.
The Lewis H. May Company sold
for Arthur W. Ware a plot of lots ON
Walnut Street, Long Beach, L. l., to
Frank Cassale, who will erect
dWellinp
New-York tribune., 1920-09-03
COUNTY KEa1. rsrAr1
White Plains and Vicinity

207 TRAINS DAILY. 80 MINUTES
FROM q. e. STATION
2o7-ENGIIsII sTUCCO. fine section; cor.
plot. ll7xloo. rooms. tiled bath; >
open frepaces. Guragc. $1,000.
eos-REAL COLONIAL. Plot e5x15o. /,
rooms baths: steam heat; newly
painted and decorated. car garage.
2os-A IISS REAL HOME MoME. 10 rooms, 2 baths:
ssad5!on Near bes: e'st School. ;Is'e" Garage! Al
so4-GfiiGi1miV ASD E''nHi MEA1rnrrL room,
and tiled bath: electricity and gas.
neldstone fireplace: oak hoor. Price
sos-SEWY ESYV'i GREENAcnEs DWELLING.
~ o,s,oI,, rooms baths slesplng porch
97tneci5ac"y: 7nS,fo gas ooo hardwood floors. Plot
sol-oIp ENGLisH srUcco, /, rooms, 3
baths pa, vsa1 extra hs, shower bath and toilet;
s1ovEk III, 't ACRES. iasai sEsi0G for Te5Ei hs
ass Ss,sr hsst Garass dco do9"S hot
213-ToR THE COMMITEK. {. minutes to
station s,aue -, Large living room. open .nre-
"a moor. bedrooms bath; Sd floor. 4
bedrooms. BATH steam heat Plot
MiSuTE fSf TTfsssf from s1Seso s9,ae Terms
rGams p1acs s4n .r.nnes stenm nnrc heat open rs
sl@-fIc1TaUSREsaUfE ESTATE, over Al
s,,t,,s. acrrs; o!d fashioned house; barn. out :
trees $3.50 Terms. ""e 'nAoe
slS-NEW S1;r DrCTcH c{ol0ial gem. 3 rooms
electricity. gas ana other improye. rove.
ments. 2-car garage $2b. 300 Terms
x16-GARDEN SPOT OF SCARSDALE
white Southern Colonial dwelling
under construction. on plot li45x
l27; up to the minuse with every
Improvement: ready Oct. !. $4,000.
r. FRANKLIN HULL
8 COURT ST.. orr. COURT uorsr
TEL. $780, WHITE PLAINS "
New-York tribune., 1920-09-03
Investors Turn
To Flat Buying
In Large Numbers
Activity in This Glass of
Realty Heavier Yesterday
Than i'm Some Time; Many
East Side Houses Sold

Charles Wynne & Louis H. Low sole
to Rubin Solove and Rachael Markowit,
the six-story apartment 3147 Broad
way, adjoining the corner of 125th
Street, with three stores. s. Kaplan
was the broker.
Evelyn L. Wood sold the six-story
apartment with stores at 1853 Amster.
dam Avenue, 39.10x100. adjoining the
southeast corner Of 1924 Street. tc
Morris Schilling and Joseph Rappa.
port. Sf'
Lena HalpSrn sold to Clara Weiss,
man the fivestory fiat and store at 862
Columbus Avenue, 25x75.
Portman sold to S. F. Griffin the
Kockville, five-story apartment at
o7S and $50 West 10th Street, 75xs7. i
Demand for East Side Flats
Maurice Cohen sold to Sadie Hirsh-
SO East Ninety-fifth Street, 4i.sx1oo e"o
Louise Quicker bought from the
Trebling estate the two five-story tene-
ments liz and ia East Eirhty-third
Street, 50.7x1O22.
The Meredith Realty Company bought
from an estate the three six-storv
eenements at PA to 228 East Eighteenth
Street, 85x1033.
Max Kuperburg sold to Anastasia
Chizak the five-story tenement At 'Ss S21
East Fifteenth Street, 25x103.3.
John Mcclure and others as execu-
tors, etc, sold to Jacob Hoch and Nv
man man, FIeisher the five-story fat Sc East
120th Street, 27x100.11
Joseph M. Lichtenauer jr., as trus-
ttee' sold to S. M. Berkowitz the three
rfoour-story flats 114- lib East 10th
Street, 50.6x100.11.
the Crescent Star Realty COMPANY
s sold to IN Mary Raub the six-story tene-
me ment 459 East Seventy-fourth Street.
Bernardo di Liberto sold to Nicolina
8. Keitman sold to Max Walter the
1oqr-story tenement, 25x10O.11.
fe!er Gllligan sold to Katherine F..
HHaipln the five-story apartment at 53l
West 152d Street, 25x99.11. WA
S. Reitman sold to May Wo1+.+. A. .
hve-story tenement at 12O Suffolk
Street, 24x75. 00"o'A
New-York tribune., 1920-09-03
Demand Grows Greater
For Dwelling Houses
Mrs. Elizabeth De Forest Col
bron. Sells Fine Home on
Riverside Drive

Pease & Gilman have sold for Mrs
Elizabeth De Forest Colbron. 80 River
side Drive, between Eightieth and
Elghtieth-frst streets, a ve-story
american basement dwelling, 20x57s
": to client for occupancy.
nd,us Marcus R. Peppard, of the Wood
elizabeth Kuhn 26 West Ninety-ffth
Street, a three-story and basemen,
dwelling, 18x1oo8. to Maurice Prevot
The A. Kane Company sold the
three-story dwelling, 16.8x10O, at 367
West 10th Street; also the three
story dwelling, 168x100, at 244 West
121st Street for Marie M. Pont to Ida
Lillian v. Calhoun bought from the
Rckut Estates, Inc, the three-story
cycling 243 West Seventy-hrst Street
=. Adeline A. Rockwell sold to Matilda
McKenna the three-story dwelling at
225 Edgecombe Avenue, 20x10O.
Charles G. Koss, as trustee, sold 210
West 112th Street, three-story dwell
ing, 16.8x100.11.
Leroy Coventry sold 20 West Eighty
eighth Street, a four-story dwelling.
20x1OO.
Resales in Madison Avenue
James H. Cruikshank resold the
three-story dwelling, 2o42 Madison
Avenue, to Alice M. Lynch. 16.4x75. ].
A. Wood was the broker; 2O44 Madison
Avenue, 16.4x75, to a client of Harry
Sugarman; 2052 Madison Avenue, 16.4x
75, to Tener Company, Inc. Austin &
Austin were the brokers. These prop
critics were purchased last week by the
seller through Harry SuCarman.
G. Walter Campbell sold 1541 Madi-
son Avenue. eour-story store and
dwelling, 16.8x70, for Mrs. Cornelia W.
Sladc to DR.. Charles Schwartz.
The Majar Realty Corporation sold
to Edward f. Marriott the three-story
Dwelling at 248 West 130th Street,
18.9x99.11
Henry Braun sold to Rose Bruder
the four-story dwelling, 415 East
Eightyfourth Street, 26.6x102.2.
Edgar L. Moeller sold 1922 West
Seventyseventh Street, a five-story
dwelling, 22x1022, to Rita ]. Murphy.
Belle Kretschmar, as trustee. sold
to Thomas F. Curran the four story
dwelling at 313 West Fifty-seventh
Street, 25x1005.
Lizzie Schaefer sold to Adam Mil
Ter the three-story dwelling at 2O9
West 122d Street, 16x10O11.
c. M. Folsom G. Co. sold for John L,
Upper the three-story dwelling at 212
West 121st Street to Louis Berris
Through Charles Siegall.
John Ammon sold to Norvn H. Green
the threestory dwelling at 144 East
Fl1ty-seventh Street, 1S.9x1OO5.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-03
Fire Record

1o:2o--Front OF 1924 Jerome Avenue.
the Bronx. auto Of E. F.
Langley ............. Unknown
1o:Ao-1l7 Greenwich Street fence,
Van Buercn Co.. advertise
11:fb-Front OF 70 Washington Sauare" 80
truck Of Ben Marcinelli Unknown
ll:1o-9s East .1llth Street J. Bach
PM '''' Unknown
l:65-457 West Thirty seventh Street,
SI5-2o0 West 109th Street, Louis
Ecker ................... .TrflinR
4:oo-.s7 Rivington Street. Samuel
kirchner Trifinr
4:ss-First Avenue and Twenty-sev-
enth Street. auto truck OF C.
B. Mayer .TriiinR
6:1o-Broadway and 176th Street
renee. A. Van Beuren Co. TsflInr
7:l0-2S7 Fifth Avenue. Raydia Com
74o-23s West Nineteenth street "'"n
automobile. ]. A. Dowdell Trininr
7:4o-1Sc7 Lyman pl.. the Bronx, Nor
1o:1c-147i Park av park wond ,Td,lnlns
working Corporation Unknown
New-York tribune., 1920-09-03
Auction of Cedarhurst Lots
Tomorrow and on Monda,

Joseph P. Day will hold an auction
sale OF 316 lots in Cedarhurst, L. l., on
the premises tomorrow and on Mon
day (Labor Day..
The lots are variously located, d.
rectly south of the Cedarhurst Park
Clubhouse, on the Rockaway Turnpike
West Broadway, Oxford, Albemarle'
Arlington, Buckingham, Rugby, MARI
borough, Argyle, Westminster, STRAIT
lord and Plaza Road, short distance
from the Cedarhurst station on the
Long Island Railroad. Thirty or more
summer and all-year houses are
erected in the immediate vicinity and
on the property. The lots are in a sec
Sion that has municipal improvements,
public schools. N1-N
New-York tribune., 1920-09-03
Four More Bronx Flats
Purchased by Investors

The Antomer Realty Company sold
to Samuel A. Silverman the flve-story
1909. "A>
Max Lubitz sold to Joseph Weisbere
and another the five-story apartment
southwest corner of Brook Avenue and
127th Street, 4Ox1OO.
Samuel Cowen sold to a client of
Borstein & Levy, 2s9 East i3sth
Street, a f1ve-story fat.
James J. Connors sold for Marv
Sehult, TAG Jennings Street, five
story apartment, 57x10O, to Emanuel
New-York tribune., 1920-09-03
80 WEST 58TH STREET
FURNISHED ApAarxENr. ro 1-rr

xssssD. rom cctober, four or avs reo,r
w. ss<snen' ssrnen betwe%ns tooth and fGoth sts
~ W.. limit 400 10 sIzo. X. Kom~n
Green 7sss '@Sin ". Teisphone Bowiins
New-York tribune., 1920-09-03
Two Large New Bronx Garages
Leased for S375.0OO

The LIE Bash Garage Corporation,
Jacob Bashein, president. leased it,
two garages, recently completed, on the
west side Of Whtlock Avenue, between
156th Street and Longwood Avenue. to
a newly formed corporation known as
Community Garage, Inc.
The property consists of two one
story buildings, 185x10O and 175x100.
respectively, having accommodations
for 300 cars. The lease is for term
OF years at an aggregate rental of
S375,OO0. Selig Tartcr and Mrs. Annie
Sherman were the brokers.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-03
..!: s::s..- s: Want Ads @ .: s:s x;:: Vs..
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS

LOST-Dlamond and ruby brooch. with .
70 4Sth St. or Central Theatre. or Broad
way theatre district. on August 50. Suit
ape reward. Return Cookie. Is East
New-York tribune., 1920-09-03
20. Story Croisic Structure
On Fifth Avenue Sold

tion, which signed the lease. The
structure is next to the eight-story
homo Of Brown Bros. & Co. and less
than 100 feet from the National CITY
Bank, which occupies the block bound
ed by Wall, William and Hanover
streets and Exchange Place. The rent
al to be paid by the lessees ranges
from $47,600 to SOL 900 per annum. the
Lease becoming effective November i.
Ihe option OF purchase must be exer-
slsed before September 80, 1928. The
possession Of the owners for wears. II
has Wall Street frontage Of 6b.6
feet, with a depth Of from 1870 to 80
feet on it's westerly and easterly lines.
respectively.
Chinatown Buildings Sold
The Globe and Rutgers Fire Ynsur-
ance Company sold to Edward Santa
gaia the group Of four-story buildings
at the junction Of Mott and Worth
streets, facing Chatham Square. and
known as l and 8 Mott Street and @ 2oI
and 203 Worth Street. The opertv
has frontage Of GAL feet. on Mott
Street and about 86 feet on Worth
Street.
Deal in Lispenard Street
Charles +. Noyes sold for Merkle &
Merkle, representing Matilda NJ. Hayes
and Eloise c. Miles, a half interest in
46 and 4S Lispenard Street to Dsniel F.
Farrell. The building ia leased to the
Claflin Corporation until February l.
1921.
Buying in Greenwich Village
William Cruikshank's Sons sold for
Alice and Amanda Portington to Will
liam D. and Samuel Fitzpatrick the Ave
story loft at 542 Hudson Street, with
an l. to 107 Charles Street. This all
the first sale Of this Greenwich VII
lage property since 1855, the site being
the original home Of the sellers
family.
Julius J. Ritter sold to tho r. S.
Mason Holding Company the four
story building at 70 Bedford Street.
northwest corner Of Commerce Street,
25x60.
To Locate in Water Street
Robert A. Shaw sold to the National
Aniline and Chemical Company, now
on Burling Slip, the four-story build
New-York tribune., 1920-09-03
Congregation B'nai Jeshurun
Corner Adjoining Synagoc7,e

The Congregation B'nai Jeshurun,
which couple of years ago erected
ITS synagogue at 257 to 265 West
Eighty eighth Street, has bought the
adjoining four-story and basement
residence at $50 West End Avenue,
northeast corner Of Eighty-eighth
otreet, fronting 20.8 feet on the ave-
nue. and 100 feet on the street The
congregation now controls a frontage
OF 1892 feet on Eighty-eighth Street.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-03
INFORMATION WANTED

MICHAEL ODONNELL. natice Garry Still
liam, Ireland left New York 1887. COM
municate Sister Ann Renehan Castle View.
Limerick, Ireland. VIII inherit part estate
OF Sister Eliza.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-03
HELP WANTED MALE

BOY as inside messenger: opportunity for
advancement for bright ambitious boy:
noon Saturday all year: Call 10 to l. the
Celluloid Co., 36 Washington Place Mr.
Walsh '
New-York tribune., 1920-09-03
Buys Home at Dobbs Fer,.v

George Howe reports the sale Of
property on Belair Drive, Riverview
Manor. Dobbs Ferry, Tor Cedric R.
Crowell to JAMES H. Minor of New
Roche,le. ard for tho T.arch ), ~. Gar
dens Company lots is and 1924, in
biock 4JU, Nes. err ,Kside Drive,
Larchmont Gardens, to Frank w. Dar-
Ing, pres dent of l.. A. Thompson
Sceric Railroad Company of New
York Mr.. Darling plans to erect a
residence on the property.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-03
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE REAL
"A CHANCE TO BEAT RENT RAISE OCT. Is

A PROMINENT SUBURBAN BUILDER will at a sacrifice
beautiful English Colonial home with
designed be finished in the sturdy style Of bygone days.
much construction
will install according desires
Of purchaser The house rooms completely
appointed TIED bathrooms big garage The plot
with fine shade Only minutes walk
residential section. Nine elevation Water
rights chain of five charming lakes boating sailing
fishing skating Splendid committing service
cash takes it. Balance
Permanent first mortgage $4,000 For complete details
BUILDER Postodce Box 74S City Hall Station City,
New-York tribune., 1920-09-03
Louis OFT in New Position

Louis OFT, for many years with
Spear & Co. and NJ & L. Hess, Inc, has
become associated with Adams & Co.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-03
In the Auction Market

BY Charles a. Dcrrian.
Gleason aye, $ 8; 17s.ll W Castle IInl
ave. 40 lx2o6.2; Peter Duncan agt Sid
ney II IIichox ct al; due. $2.38520 taxes.
etc. $1.75302: to the plalntin for 81 1000.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-03
TO LET voa BUSINESS rUnPosEs
LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE
DOESN'T THlSAppEAl T0Y0U7

| country home. with every city con-
vsnience. Stx mnuteg walk from the sta
! ton and a block from the country club.
Situated on q plot 100xl00 attractively
planted. this charming residence has
spacious rooms and baths with showers
Separate suite for servantA Hot water
heat Complete with shades. screens in
J stantsneous hst-water heater and metal
, weather otrpe-8b. 900 cash, with balance
on nrst ana second mortgages. Call up
Fitzzroy $3.50. or write CHAs. d. HOLT.
Garden City. Long Island.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-03
PUBLIC NOTICES

0rUpO D'AMBROsIO BOUGHT FROM
0ustas seros. barber shop at 603h Third
~. Any one having claim, against 0ustas
New-York tribune., 1920-09-03
Home Buying in BROOKLYN

=. Bulkley & Horton Company sold $40
Twcnty-second Street, two-familv
house, 26xl00, for Dr.. Jacob Herman
to John Mokowski
Frederick w. Walker jr. sold the
three-story residence 513 Fifth Street.