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Observation-Disclosures.

BeoApwAY cor sa,n i e. elS eDeys rolGins
g. tx FoSsses Sssesi s'G ssssay
Dan bs1: 2 w lPGi r. ia Pfisr Hs-saa %'Ts 900
ssy se Assnr san IL socs;y Es5's Of f0tRa %
U.s. doe Jan ios; c: attys cSs AsHspaeT sios GOO
ps ,fS BrSadwsy cor sth ST. same G% PROF. siOp
D1AMAa Saa ~: same to Gotimore Holding g. oS Se
ls,y ssSadT:y Norman ygoieS s OTiS5 @
S..y sssS.y !. n'H$ nss1s % SS,g T. RI
oEssY eaaan. ga csrrisno asl ; Ar Golden y, Ssss
ST; yrs c: attys, Baylis h s. 1fi sroan ao.,
pEFaANcEY sT. 1So. n 5. a,nso: suffolk st. %; %
8, a5Iis Jan 10; 10 Delaney Sc Realty tvO, Go
70 Yetta Broadwln 800 ,ss grosawsS scS: sty l.
cEEHSE erSsSEin sT p iSs hSeE St asioo ms Jan y
liS RESgsy .sS % spe Herman ssn @otieS @ Gs Broa4
riSsXsifNGfoN SsifNGfoN Av. ,si.a II. % icsd g.
sssi.y SLY; fsr nj ths saH R.ist & Widows Vim
Maaib5{soS Ais Ni',f kv. cor asd e. runs 355x
sSs q AZ i6o5 ts Ss 4sis sIs
i2sx ,ISg 94Y IosO i92Y trs, to tss ss
fsssin dS q, Son.eiTlf n ssrnas trsts? &C.
way; list rntge gold bond 5000 op
SAME prcp: o IN: bldg loan; Jan 10; same TO
Guaraity b' Trust 90 Of N. Y, i4o Broadway. as
trustee FOR bondhoiders: due Jan 10. 1897; &;
prior mtre 81 900 900; amount advanced 81 20 :
600; atty, l. T A T 90. ie0 broadway ~ doI1 mdge e
PARK Hv. 81. " =. .s2.11l &, S ~ 4oth 81, iS:5T
McC Turner. North Benningtcn; yt; yrs;
rhiNeS2 f e52as ST. r. ii3 b las E cor West I,iosSwsy
4oxIl:ai m; ian ~ MsauIcrt Realty 5ccrpn
PC; PRIOR .mtge $50, 600; attys. Cass l. Apfcl
2Sf N,ssns ,ou m: Ian is: same 10 Samuel
MgnsL soT West ST vi gpe; ,a ETior prosg msse
ST NshrcHohAs Av. a55,. s. i6 IL Of lEsth' 81
10 sre3 fOxIJxGs: Jan IS: Maud Reiffsnnacb
4 sno TO 7Edw 4 Mery RYAN Lake Mahopac,
n Y: yrs; ~ C; atty, Title q CO, lI6
ST NIc'HoJAs hv. n . cor Is7th 81, 75xs5: . N
Ian Is: Totgoid Corpn 20 Kate " Norton. 500
W tIlst 81 due July L. 1881; ep ,griorn mtg mtge
syRsisc s 3 as II ii Of sullivan ~ ef'r is OK
100; p m: Jan 70: samuel Menier TO hmigra ? {
Industrial Saw Pank. 10 yrs. n 9: attys. " &
n ! O'Cormun. 81 Chambers 81. ann. SIC. 600
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100000 SEWER PROJECT.

Residents OF five villages in the Nassau
county section Of the Rockaway peninsula
met in conference with Assemblyman
Thomas McWhitney last week and dis
cussed the plans for a cooperative plan
for tho construction of a sewer system for
the district 1t is the belief of those in
that cooperation in construction
of this important Improvement Will mean
the saving of considerable money to the
property owners. The tentative plans
show the improvements will cost about
81 600 co.,
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Latest Deals in
Realty Market

Edwin s. Phelps purchased'from Ernest
C. Tinck. one-time Mayor OF Montclair,
n. j., Colonial residence at the southwest
clair. having a frontage OF about $50 feet,
through +. NJ Crawley & Brothers.
Pease & Gilman and f. A. Kavanagh
sold for the estate of Arson Wales Hard
59.4x20O, vacant, at The southeast corner
OF Central and Lord avs, Lawrence. L. /.
Payson Mel. Merrill Company leased,
furnished, for the summer OF 1920 for
Mrs. L. Tilden Brown to Warren Thorpe
dwelling and fifteen acres in the north
side of Bannister lane, Lawrence, T. l.
William II. Keeler, with C. II. Seeley.
sold to Richard A. Jackson for the estate
OF j. Howard King Colonial homestead,
two cottages, stables, garage and sixteen
acres in Main st. and fifty acres OF wood
land at Ridgefield. Conn. 1t has been in
the King family for more-than one hum
dred years.
Other Reports.
Prince & Ripley. Inc, Sold for Frederick
T.. Turner plot in GlenviIlc road, Green
Wich. Conn, to L>oring Hoover.
S. S. Walstrum-G Gordon & F'orman sold
residence and two acres at the corner of
Ridgewood and Van Diem avs, Ridgewood.
n. j., Tor Mrs. Charles &. Harrison TO
David A. Himadi.
Chauncey b. Griffen SS,Co. sold for Mrs.
p. Hogan residence and half an >acre in
Ossining road, Pleasantvilie, n. Y, to
Mrs. L. Amundson.
Joseph l.. Feibman & Co. sold 70 the In
dustrial Sales Corporation. an organiza-
tinon of Newark business men, for Will
ian L. Blanchard, a group of thirty-seven
dwellings, housing seventy-four families,
1nNa fed i'm Da n and Foster and I.n-
well SITS, Newark, N j. Each dwelling is
two stories high and most of them were
built two years ago. The consideration
was about $500, 900.
Roman-Callman Company sold for e. 3.
and Ida NJ. Pasch to Charles NJ. Sorensen
5000 square feet, vacant, at the southwest
corner Of Hunter av.. Henry and Prospect
SITS. Long Island City. The purchaser
contemplates the erection of a six story
fireproof manufacturing building.
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Bronx.

LOT 20. map OF $40 lots known as the McGraw.
estate situated near Van Nest stations. Albert
Annerson AGAINST Catherine BuIge ct al tIore-
-. ,,II99Sure OF mtgel: atty. W Robertson
IttlhD AN. 1913: Francis T. Garyan. as Alien
property Custodian. against Philip Piser et al
X Grscom.
WATERLOO PLACE. @ 8. III II of Woodruff
av. 2Jx65: Joe Addison against Annie Solomon
=, et al force losure OF lntge): atty O Warner.
WALTON AV. =. 176: Ebl!ng Brewing Co against
William Murphy ct AZ foreclosure of mtgel;
atty IL Cohn
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wApSwGfgh . ip@A Hy 9's ist. ssss ssS scrss
Iaa 10; Louis silyerman TO Public square
Realty CO. 32o Broadway; due July 10 l9-i'
wADswoRTM isTT AK SsSt f. i. i;Sysf GET OF
a ys sSse sSs; Z = F S Rread%ay e iSr m'se
5TH Av; cor llGth st. 100. 11x1l0; Jan 16
Ancient Order OF Iibernians TO william u
Jan 10: 1922 . C. atty, Richard Il Wedueonn;;
l,sfo broadway .............-..' >l9''oo
M; Jan 10; Broadway-west End co to Rob
eft Perkins. 40, " l53d st; . yrs :, posS6
10TH Av cor 2l1th s.. 80; 11xi0o; m; Jan
u; same TO same due Jan .. 1923, + p G; 40, 40,
1881 st: atty. same. e................'..l .l'ooo
l2In pIdr ST ZIG Il p 6xlo66; m; Jan ole,; ~;
St: : yrs. . c; atty Arthur G Baseh; oo9 ~
10TH ST. lo4-io6 F., $, runs 46s 10S;3x " /
4ox : TO point 52 IT $ of 10th 81. l2s TO 1
Jan Is; Winter Realities M s't to : Merchants Exch
prior mtge S435, ,ooo; attys. Gettner, s l. 4. 200
18TH ST. 10 W. S, 2sx92; Jan IL Mary
@ 70 9Se% 5sS1 nssy mtss SD 3? ats
iSrri fpsf 81 Sss 20 SaSSau W oxoa: M ian Si'q IT,
Jacob Stelnbers ano to Charles Realty Corpn,
200, atgs. 1ash ST Hrsesaan 1@i'a Re-, s5's
'2a 81 Cares 4s 70 Ta14oS T9as g. 20 nj broaa 1s% Ii Il
Z Yrs, 5 c; attys. zabriskie. x; 4; od a9
elsT ST. 2ss II. 5 5, aox1oo.5; Jan is: John
Green TO Dry Dock Saw lnstn 341 Bowery; due
and and int as bond; atty. f NJ Tichenor, rs Par6
sGTH sT, 5. 800 it e Of Riverside Drive. COX
Ssy bank 7oi 9Th AZ; $as int bond @ a,iys S
Realty cTpn Cor s. Harry aS Haesty % san NewtoS
T ars nelawsIs FTs county sioc Ia yrs 5
s5rH 5raHasfDhis sT H. " oxiooii: M Saoo Jan
Mary 4 McDermott, to Jas ii crnikshank; Free
aty aft VI Co. 1s s. BrSaavag pS,GF %.se ss. 90
Issa Mrssf Jos fseG;i jan
is sEae sH HsrSsI Sc " s r lIs5Ss Fa 19s IeR
instals esls: g I prior mtge 5000; atty Hsgman a
Jan =; Joseph Blum to Abraham Muller $40
T i Levy ySo 90 Wall st. s PRIOR m.se 5000
ls Enda st a:ts sg . @ Jan
lexington avi yrs c; attys, strasb9nrgeG G
sTh sr a2saEas s@s y $ 25xioo M jan ssY? H.
Frank porco Realty 90 to Maria Carman. at
as!S IiSie Ia' co. Is ip'T adv yrs $1,000
iPTH aa4lesl ST. S4I s M Jan 1s
T. $ Blsne y EScianFs has. pises S.s Z $ .. ssoa3
Chat s rs + sx Msc oa tan 1b5 Iscss ssSp
1871 ST. sli il ~ ids1a54; Jan il; eh1s 1so
Walcott TO Yorkey Rice. II w 18th st; /
installs c: atty. Title & I Co. .116
issTM 81. IS. 535 IT Of sh av. 5oxel .ss@S s
2r ZION cSESn
Clarence IL Kelsey. East Orange, tadmr,:
due Jan ]. 1924. 5lb D C: atty, Il q Il = co,
l45TH ST. 400 W. $. i35x99.ii: D IN; Jan is;
Evelyn Realty COrpn 10 Mary Hastings. ! II
oriole ay. Bronxvie. Y: 10 yrs. p g; prior
Intge S133.1JO: attys. Kaye. NED =: lt9
18TH Sf. 551' W. 5. 15xos. ii; p. m; Jan Is;
y Horowitz TO Jas l. Van SAINT. Woodcrest av
White Plains. y Y: due July Is. 1921. q p G:
prior mtge s5375; atty. NJ Johnson. Ill Broad
1s3D S.r. n s. $50 II 2 OF st Nicholas av. 2ox
99.11: Jan 10; Chas Sparaco to Allen T Miner
4S3 W 10th st: yrs; p c: atty, Title q x
Il Co. lIG Broadway. IS. 500
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AUCTION SALES TODAY.
a. Nm Vesey street.

Nv Daniel Creenwald: Norfolk ST. 1l3. "
1914 II OF Rivlngion st &3xl1' story hnecS nr%s
a. stores Myra Marks ct al vs. hepecca
Werner ct al: Eisman, Lee. Corn < Levine. lttys
l35 broadway: Moses A Sachs. ref; due. S'.9il.lo;
Norfolk 81. "a. g $. 275 It OF Grand st; 25xloo
. story tenement 4 stores; Helen y Iurich
Iewipe nttys, 135 Broadway. Moses Sachs'
ref: due So $50 IL: taxes &c, So.
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Mania ttan.

BRoOME ST $. s7.6 II W OF Essex ST. ,ei.6y
6.3; Julius Ruff et ~ against oinon Engei
et al tforee osure OF mtSel' atys. "e'tner'
Simon A Asher. - - =,
STANTON 81 n cor Orchard st, ssx25; Julins
Ruff ct al against Simon Engel ct Al tore
closure OF mtge,; attys Gettner. Simon x
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Sale at Cedarhurst, l.. I.

RI. Goldschmdt sold for Mrs. Nettie p.
wicks her house in Oak St. Cedarhurst,
to the Lawrence Avenue Realty Corpo-
ia ton.
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Sale at West New Brighton.

w. 8. r. Hall, at st George s. T., sold
for Frederick Smith his apartment in
Bement avenue, West New Brighton. $. L..
10 Matthew Mudoon.
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BuSINESS PLACES WANTED.
srtTCE SPACE WANTED

OFFICE SPACE WANTED.
REPRESENTATIVE Of Western ma manufactures rt er
SUITE with private offices and use OF part
GENERAL OFFICE from May J. would lease
from two TO three years: location from Fulton st.
south TO Wall or on 42d ST. from 9TH TO Madison
av; give full particulars. Address W. H.. li9
Herald Downtown.
A publishing firm requires from 5000 TO 1000 II.
for office purposes: prefer midtown section
might consider entire house; February occu-
pancy. WM. Il. CURTIS. 13l East 23d st. 2''o3 !,
Gramercy. - "
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Sale at Clifton, S. I.

Cornell Real Estate and Auction Com
pany. Inc, sold for Andrew Thompson
ple4 In E,dgewater St and Willow av--
<xfrton, S. l., TO John Hartlien.
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Sells Darien. Conn.,, Estate.

Buell. Hollister sold dwelling and twenty
seven acres at Darien, Conn., 10 j. A
Strasser through Leslie It. Smith.
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I.eases-Manhattar.


CHAMBERS ST, n $. 25.3 ft e Of Church 8, en-;
Mary II Biddie (individ trusl TO Baker
Murray 4 lnbrie Inc: 10 yrs from May j. iV-V'
atty Herman Goldman. f2D Brvndway, 49, 80
Tyr SO! 600 then sla;wo 70 ~ 1900 w.
Abr Cesowitz. on the premises, Srs S,,i, lr.m
May I. 1920; atty. Julius Hahn. ia hivingfgn tn
PARK ROW. i7s' ali: Edw r Gates to Benl
Tanb. 81 Il sist st: . yrs FROM May l. 1920:
atty Moses II Rohstein. l:.2 Nassau 81 ~; , 30
RIVfNGTON ST tO1. store "a base IRON
corner; Esther Riedler TO simon Siege' Ill, H..
,e heiler 40 BTondway s,ors Manuel i Berkcwiti 70
Joe Cook n Ike Taback 32f r. 9th sti VI
from May !. 1890: atty. Louis fankowiu' ssld al
5TI Hv. W cor 84th 81. cor b. str: Columbia
Trust 90 to Biaus. Inc. 3JS Dth nvi ~ yrs
from May 1. 1920: Leon Braus. 3os 5th ay, -oo
Corpn 10 Manuel Dimond, yo2 W 14Jth st;
3yrs from Jgly 1912 Z yfo' ob renew at ss'y" 20"
1sTi sT, COS 2, ali; Masdslen ste,ttssn t,dsn TO yoss
Goldstein. 81 Liberty st; tnxes &C. ss'o@ s'o
2S ST. li$ @ ,r1Si ss.i fnaas e. ls kdSS, s,
from June I. 1919; atty. Louis schrag. 1t2 w W
aiI1n ai1 ssr Sr. ais.ao W. ali tenapis t. alter at
Schultz Realty 60 s g Harry y srbs
niger & l. 10 wall st; taxes. &c. net ~, 800 ,
441ii T sr. ii r,' b; Bsrpcl Realty ccrpn 70
is 1870. to April So 1910 $1,000
Leases-Bronx.
ARTHUR Av, $3.50. south store; Reno Giordsno
10 Donate Agostinelli. 1850 Arthur at; 3 yrs
from Ian I. 1870; atty. John Fennetto. .5;il
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FACTORS INFLUENCING BUILDING MARKET
LIS PENDENs

ano 10 Giovanni Caputo. 500 = N ST. .ano;
; yrs from Oct /. 1919; atty NJ piserios Saa
CrotOua Y NfsSo
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Mortgages--BronX.

CAMRRELENG Az. .2.33o;, s, Jox1oo; .s Agnes A
s5$'s1f u 81 - sa$ Sssss w.:
e al to carrie cuiman 'H22 1s4s Sfss CAY ave- % Jam
1,G Due; &c, as per bond; attys. saiter $ & s
DhwsoN Sr, ;. Il # Of iieih st, aaxios:
DAWSON Davis a pro mre 8! Nary a 10 s
Pc rr ATTY atty Fitzgerald, Rector ST ;os 800
5ziSSs WIN ohp freeman S'S to beafed TEST
corpn; z Cedar 81 3; Jan q; yrs c; sa atE rS
GRaSp v hEsnss o Se:aE aaxioo fannie feaS
berg. to Fordham Automobile Exchange, Inc
HGSEIMfLL ONE Az so7S; , So GlS TaT SidI III
sywslI ay; Jan 6 yrs. c: atty Geo s od u
i a5xio6: Harry lar ito Beekernan c' 70 Theo FshbeTs $50
ts M1Pids CO. Jan do 81 sas Pc atty
INTERvALE Az, 1881. W $. 5ox1o;; Fannie
atty. Chas Brandt. 80 Nassau ST., 5000
MIN Morris sm Berger GER to WIN NormaH sos
Jennings 81; Jan 16 instals c; atty e., Jos soE
LoSaGa%SP6ob' SaaSP6 hy sion Si r1a$ 5xioo kissisr Real
tiys ptFilSs P5ss Rtnaa fs02 Il i9S iaS bS Fs
LGS 2 to 1se to mHp sfh"e kn s5
10th ST: prior mtge 81, 600; Jan G; yr G,pe
L0T 90, map underrliff Terrace; Jos 7 ~ Meiaugl,,
lin to Emmett Mclaughlin. 43l w l41th st; Ian
"A; demand. c; atty MeLaushi'ns;o 90 , $"o
LOTS Il to il. map Bronx Terminal; Morri;
st: Dec 4; l9lo YRS c; atty A Il Fegriss e, !,
s n, gTOfSTly e 10 i same map: same to same; Dec J.
1919 yrs 6; atty sn same: Sam ,;oiicasser
ano to same Dee 4. 1876 yrs. q . c: atty atty
9ns 4S no %t2ss 1 sa@S bss 's' 'S
NSRRisa ai,yy Hy ,Ss 4sse js4ta s. isaIis XIX
Fleming. 2,57S. Morris ay; prior mtge Sls,ooo;
te ifa l% Fgs 49, S fSo BroaSway b RiS SGaa a.
sSER & sal.S f & IS r. o+S rSrf %lss
White Plains tessS n sT,lS Ian lS; yrs, o%sPe; %
stpTiShinREaSD piShi S &v. 5, l25 4 Of King AZ. 5oy
loo city Island Jas 1aS 1siSSk i: to Srl Frsns
atty Hitler ije e Guar ec'Tr CO. rs Broadway $1,000
TINf3N Ay. s92 2GaSl79; XfonSo ar,,r Prsse misc
So 500 Jan "a: yrs. D c. atty. G schaidsr 81 SG
rlfFiNY HI iENT9a9TTay sT $ 100 II 81 Donean s. SS
los; sami LichtcnsteIp to Nathan schreib~apS,
ioS a5,h i, iG u" 4h "a Yrs e. 800
WEST FARMs ROAD MS, $: lStl FoS ~ !, 80, ld map
rasu M% creyeE q cse asAaS? y pr0r ri mre so jan
iyr p g; atty. Lawyers Title Trust s.. s.;
18Th lsP HTSrdwaS sT S $50 H. 5, 5ox1co. Lyman lyman
steuer e q TO Jos reyser, 2Sss "a a,y ar; pfiSf
Ptse s29 20 ,0q & ,as BROADWAY 1Si r. g 600
r5s1EI II ST. $50 /. $. .ssic4il Amelia Weiss
%ige ~ si si2.69S; Jan -: yrs. Go c; atty, zdG
1oS6 SSfSFsfer gf 7b j fTOad&sss also Kelly & $
ss q St SstsESen STiSSs aiSS saiy Sws5s rs
e. e '!Sd yl NsiSsa g asty ~ Aug selSmaH rssS
iesI ESy Sir go j. n 5, c2.4!sst solomon Auto
sfFs' ests qg niEs IEFsceefe y Cedar sisooo
11sII ST ss4 e Sf Pars sttc,aoa ao iSsI1S 20 fb
aGep aGig T. walafn plior ,se go sac Jan IS yrs
atty. atty Il z T { II Co. is5 Broadway. $1,000
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TO LET, FURNISHED
TO LET, UNFUR-
NISHED.

Above 59th St.-Jth Av. to North River.
ELEGANT two apartment, with bath, N
lower 1O's near Central Park West. ready for
immediate occupation: bachelor or business couple
preferred. For information phone Schuyler
1857 call at Broadway Studio Building. 2,231
broadway. g.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

Borough Of Manhattan-For Sale.
Above-I4th st. to 59th 81. dnciusive).
East River 10 North River.
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.


A.-A.-Woman. composer. wishes of auie.
room with piano. day time only; preferably one
whose owner Is engaged elsewhere during day: :
location 10th hS3d. west OF park; state terms.
G.. NJ. 226 Herald.
WANTED-By middle aged lady, room in house ar
apartment with Christian family. vicinity West
10Th st. Tel. Schnyler-6J6S
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|E7!l8:{{i5CYy13S7s!I3573iY
e ||||||| =
4 dsi|!7k x k;|:|a ;sI|E1Ii}|i|I
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

~c>0-,
GARA'iE or salesroom for automobiles lOx1OO or
larger; neighborhood Broadway I2d TO 6Jth :
also store on broadway: also service station
Telephone Circle-24I6.
ZEAL estate broker wanted. qualified for result $
facilities. encouragement: commission basis
ACTIVE. $50 Herald
WANT 10 buy dwelling preferably in Yonkers or
Hastings: price may be a little more or less
than $4,000. T. D.. box 229 Hernld DOWNTOWN.
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thorough of Queens.

TWO story building and dock at Fast River about
32,po square feet: nse Of foton travelling
crane. Also one story frame shed, 1S n. y us
r.. with office space. SEXAUER e. LEMkE,
Inc. sol Vernon av. Long Island City.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
Old EstabIi,hed MACHINERY Firm

Ol0 EStdDHSne0 MdCnInery THm
will sublet five year lcnsc half of large store
and entire endorsement: near City Hall: steam
heat, c'ectric sidewalk hoist; rent $1,000 per
year q. NJ, 3i6 Herald downtown.
DESK room in fine light office. Room A. 27i
broadway. corner Chambers st.
WHITE St. west OF broadway. high class store
and basement, JOxtOO each: will include first
loft, 50xiO0 II desired possession February 1.
1870. Phone Owner. Greeley-539O
ONE ton loft. jOXlOo: White ST., west OF Broad
way: possession February 1. 1920. Phone
OWNER Greeley-GSSs.
Ti Broadway. corner White ST.; office Pent
House. OOO square ~. Superintendent. or II. j.
GulLfuYLE X CO.. 1G5 Broadway Tel. 40
Cortlandt
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BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

one OR TWO ROOMS FOR oFF1CT;. Any. PART
g., MANHATTAN NH. IA BOROUGH. HoTELcuukcH'
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2O7-2O9 EAST 49TH ST.
non yotfp nrfctNrec

FOR YOUR BUSINESS.
. store for rent in excellent business locality In
Brooklyn. For further Information apply at once
70 X. n. S. GARMENT CO., West 29th New
York city.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

Borough of Manhattan-For Sale.
Above 18th st. TO J9th st. Unclusive)
East River to North River.
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Leases--Bronx.

ARTHUR Av, 2.3so south store; Reno Giordsno
10 Donate Agostineli. 1850 Arthur at; yrs
from Ian l. 1870; atty. John Fennetto. ssi5
isifm fVs 81. See u. eli; oiuueppina santanseiu a
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HOMES WITHIN THE HOUR, ALL SECTIONS.
$4,000 TO $4,000.
J. CLARENCE DAVIES,
81 NASSAU ST. JOHN 60e4

Borough of Manhattan-MisceIIa IIancOus.
PRIVATE residence, near Broadway, 25x1o0:
price 500; income 81. 200.
LEON :. ALrMAYEii. G2 East seth ST.
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Borough of Queens-Sale or Rent.

FOR sale-Decided bargain: new House. six
rooms tiled BATH parquet floors, electricity.
glassed In front and rear porches; fancy brick
Fireplace: 500 gatage: plot 4OxlSl: ON best ft'st-
minutes from Pennsylvania station or Flathush
av. price 5000 For quick action. easy terms,
only
FOR sale steam hsated 10 rom house. lar
Rcckaway, tOOxiJ facing two streets. also
large plot, near ocenn Box :I53. Far Rockaway.
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UNFURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES.


ROOM for private studio, 18th to 4Sth. a.
BONANN. l9s East 10th city.
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Borough of Brooklyn-Sale or Rent

BRICK factory. four story. basement; constructed
about f3 years ago; well built, In good repair
corner East New York NV. and watkins ST.
DAVID JOYCE, $40 Fulton St, Brooklyn.
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"-V"W"
Cooks, &c.

COOK. scotch where housekeeper and kitchen
maid are kept: expert in all kinds of cooking
wages $50: good reference. Hamilton. 3ll West
3Sth.
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15STiI. GA West.-Large. attractive rooms. run
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

A.-HOTEL HUNTINGTON. NEW YORK.
1870 East 1lJth st., 202 East 34th: Brooklyn, %
Smith St. gentlemen only newly furnished;
weekly transient; 81 day up.
A lady offers beautiful outside rooms, furnished
and unfurnished, corner apartment, West End
av.: near subway. Riverside $3.50.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-11-01
Roll Cal Worker ( ].
LedDes Confident
OF Support Here

with every indication that Grand
Forks county Will be among the fore
most contributors to the annual. Red
Cross roll call, the committee In
charge 10 making rapid strides towards
completing the county for the drive
which isato be held from November IL,
Arnnistice day, to November Is,
Thanksgiving day. Mrs. George b.
Keenan,, assistant manager Of the
northern division of the American Red
Cross who has conferred with mem
hers Of the local committee, left Fri
day for Thief River Falls, where she
vii meet the roll call committee
there, before going on to headquarters
IN st. Paul. !
Residents Of Grand Forks and OF
Grand Forks county are urged to show
their pride in the chapter and help to
make It among the leadersln the roll
call for members.
There Is lot a returned soldier. sail
OF or marine, a nurse or war worker
nor tho home folks who during their
sbsence were extended a helping hand
that Is not appreciatvie Of the service
the American people through their
great Red Cross rendered them thru
out the period of the war and con
tinues to extend until every n has
been dernobilized, his affairs adjusted
and again is a part of the civilian life
OF the community from which he was
taken At the wars outbreak. Ten
thousand returned men are stin re-
ceivinx care and medical attention in
hospitals scattered over the country.
From November 18th, Armistice
Day, until November 25th, Thankagiv-
ing day. four hundred thousand mem
beers Of. the American Red Cross in
Minnesota. North Dakota, South Da-
kota and Montana will be given the
opportunity to renew their member.
ahfnS for 1920
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-11-01
Women To Take
Actiue Part liz
Big March Tonight

L IL -. rNa .t EWTF&Eg - - 49, zEHEt'ENr
All OF the women taking part In the
big B. o. 4. street parade this eve
ming at 1880 o'clock are to be given
reserved seats In the auditorium for
the political rally which is to open at
8 o'clock according to an announce.
ment made this morning by the com
mittee in charge. Already a larger
number than wa expected have vol
unteereds to take part and 1t Is OK
pected that the women's section OF the
march will be one of,the most demon
strative of. all.
In the farmers room at the county
court house the women are asked to
meet at q O'Clock. where they are to
be properly equipped with 3. O. X.
pennants, banners and noisemakers.
From the court house the women will
march to meet Miss Nelson at Che
traihaand will assist I'm tescortingTshe
TO the. city auditorium. Miss Mary
Berg will lead the women'si section OF
Inp nAY$0 q We a Vs.. = :. IL
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-11-01
Blacks Supper Party Z
Prominent Feature

Chief among the affairs Of social
interest this evening will be the, sup
per-party TO be given lin Blacks
Purify Sweet Shop, hours 10. to. II
o'clock. All of the luncheon booths
have. been RESERVED for several days
and considerable time and effort has
been expended to make the party one
not soon to be forgotten.
Informal appointments are to pre-
vail, the program of the evening to be
interspersed%t with impromptu num-
.bers: Lol1ypops and noisemakers wifi
be number. OF: unique surprise Tea
cures on the program which are not
yet announced. ~
The Halloween idea has been car
.rted out in the decorative scheme,
and Halloween. favors and table apa
pointments will be in keeping with