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New-York tribune., 1920-10-21
10 Spend Half Million
On New York Theater
Two Movies To BE Installed in
the Structure al Broadway
and 4StE. Strees

Plans have been filed for altering
the old New York lheater and Roof
garden, at Broadway and Forty-hfth
The plans as fled by Henry Wilkin
son ana Henry ". Redfeld, architects,
Gall Tor making over the interior Of the
ou'laing, to accommodate two motion
picture houses: The Seneca Holding
Corporation, of which Adolph zukor *
the president, is the owner Of record.
lhe cost Of making the change has
been Estimated at $5OO.O0O.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-21
New Larchmont House Owner

r ALBERT Christie has sold through
sgeorge Howe his Colonial residence on
IIsin.eside I.si.s Drive, Larchmont Gardens, to
Sslo Sun. Acevedo, publisher, of Rector
hhIset' this city. The property was
New-York tribune., 1920-10-21
long Island
FACTCRI]

FACTORIES FOR RENT, $4,000 50. IT,. :
floors 5000 or 5000 it,. all or separate
modern buudings sprnklered elevator
electricity heat. Bradlev BUILDINGS 1lth st
and Vernon Av Long Island city; min
utes from Grand Central Station . blocks
from all subways lve-cent fare. princi-
pals only. Address 4. j. BRADLEY owner.
10l Beekman ST. New York Telephone
1901 Beeknan.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-21
Fire Record
Loss.


5:25-22s7 Second Ave; Tony Mai, .ru,o,.
6:o5-Pier 81, North River; coal
holster McLaren ..... ....... TriAing
s:3o-20S East SD St, Charles
Rubenger ...-:.. ....- I nhnown
s:4o-Ifenry- and Market SITS; auto
OF Harry Suttin. ....... Unknown
1o:15--lS Oak St, Daniel Matiano.
Unknown
p M Loss.
is:so-54th st. and East River:
shed of, Consumers Brewing
i2:4o-s7O East SOth ST. Henry Lip
,.oo-sT4 "a" West asa St; George ns"'' i
s:05-l00 West 18th St; L. S. mail
s:2o--174 West 65th st; Louise Rich
4:15-ss trinity Place; rubbish; Trim
ity Church Corp. ..,..,... None
7:s5--447 Grand St: John Overbeck
Trfing
s:3o--l77 Brook ave, Bronx. Louis
Klein .........-. ...-'... tffnlhs
s:3o-2S7 Mercer st. Empress Hat
Co. ........,,......,,.V I Unknown
9:30--l57 East 9sth St. rubbish un-
,o:ss-aos shSm East .sd st.. o. II. oo,sii.h. >''
Tr!dipK
New-York tribune., 1920-10-21
Monroe Douglas Robinson
Jericho Estaye Ps,yey.

Monroe Douglas Robinson is the
buyer of Mrs Bertha S. Grahams coun-
try estate at Jericho, l.. l., consisting
Of forty-six acres, house and outbuild-
ings, on the east side Of the Jericho
East Norwich road sold recently
through the Wheatley Hills Real Es-
tate COrpOratiOn
New-York tribune., 1920-10-21
Bavs:de Home i'm New Hands

j. Clarence Davies sold for Jacob
H. Smith, stucco and frame dwelling,
40X100, on the east side of Fourth
Street, Bayside, L. l., to John A. Roman,
o. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-21
BUYS a Home in Yonkers

= homas S. Burke sold for Mrs. Vir-
Una NJ. Capin II Anderson Avenue,
aa Iortlandt Crest, Yonkers, TO Gerald
"a. Souzens, president Of the Yonkers
elty Ice Company.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-21
Hartsdale'HOuse Buyer

,.,ss me Robert E. Farley Organization
soaa ;S Tor benjamin Edwards his dwell
.ug on White Plains Road, Hartsdale,
% Mrs Helen E. Giblin, of this city.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-21
Arleigh Houses Selling Fast

The Rickert- Brown Realty Company
sold to Mrs. Annie E. Garbe a two
story and basement Colonial tapestry
orlck dwelling on Ditmars Avenue. be-
Ween Merchant and Goodrich streets,
Arleieh.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-21
$4,000 for Use of Dwelling

D Henry Shapiro Co. leased for the
nneinmel neiel Holding Company to II. w.
SS,ullmby the dwelling at 303 West
sh'y-ilrst Street for q term of years
~ an aggregate rental of $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-21
feter F. Finnegan Buys
Home at Garden City

tdgeworth Smith Inc, has sold the
.eHweiIing at $50 Wellington Road. in
me boulevard section of Garden City,
refer F. Finnegan, vice-president
VI the Union Tank Car Company.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-21
To Improve Staten Island Lots

Cornelius G. Kolf has sold two lots
on Purdy Avenue, near Garmon Place,
South New York, No. 3, Castleton Cor
ners. Staten Island, to Mrs. Elizabeth
Frew, who intends to improve same
with q dwelling.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-21
Corporation Takes Over Loft
Building in Leonard Street

Thomas NJ, William H. and William
Clafiin jr. sold to the Dranoel Realty
Corporation (W. L. Worrall, r. T. Holt
and T. II. Rogers. directors) 83 Leonard
Street, fve-story loft and store,
New-York tribune., 1920-10-21
Lots in Brooklyn Bring
S2O.8l5 at Auction

At the auction conducted by the Jere
Johnson Jr. Company in the BROOKLYN
Real Estate Exchange on Tuesday night
New-York tribune., 1920-10-21
QUEENS GARDENS

" Hi PAY $3.50 per mo- rent when it is pos.
slo.- 20 own ono of inrse b-autIful Coioni a
cottages -' an expense of so. Easiest
terms efreisrns ave- Queens Village
Wfite Hselhof * Mansfield. Inc. 54s sth
Ave.. Astoria
New-York tribune., 1920-10-21
REAL EsTATE-sALE OR RENT
Manhattan
REDUCTION IN PRICE

I-T.I7ON IOaN IN ENIN
For quick action. Owner is now willing to
sell three-stC and basement 10-room house.
win electricity. in good order for $40 o0O
Bet ween West End avc. and Riverside Drive.
clos 10 SGlh -. Price just reduced from
s32. 500. Immediate possession
WOOD. DOLSON co,
Dway & sob st. 100 Schuyler.
5000 CASH buys 4-story ana basement. l2-
room, 0-hath private dwelling suitable for
roomirg house, in lower S0s. near Central
Park House equipped with electricity. Price
s2S 900
WOOD. DOLSON co.
3 'way G SQth st. Inn SCHUYLER
New-York tribune., 1920-10-21
Deal in Christopher Street

Herbert Renvile sold to William b.
Randall 43 Christopher Street, three
story building, 18.4x93.6.
Sale in West Forty-fourth Street
Thomas F. Pollock sold to Ellen A.
Taylor AS West Forty seventh Street,
l8.9x1005.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-21
M" JERSEY REAL ESTATE NEW nnt4 ESTATE.
OWNER WISHES TO Sell QUICKLY
Err FRONT, COUNTRY-sUBURBAN
HOME

he Is leaving for Europe Nov and viii sacrifice r ~
SUBURBAN properly to quick buyer for 5000 cash slr
sloU0V on easy terms The grounds reach directly 10 se
water, with $50 it. frontage extending back to R,i,rrr
Road distance of 225 it. The house the most modern
archtecture complete in detail read, 10 ra M
now Elegant bathing beach and boat dock Not an |rs
dollar need be spent or it. 1t has very large rooms
sleeping porch and tiled baths beautifully fitted The
many oId hne trees and lavish planting of flowers and
SHRUBS velvet lawn extends to waters The rp,,
cannot be duplicated today for $25 and onl, fy
Old bult by days labor and in apple pie condition bar
gam or some one IN the heart Of Jerseys known resi-
dental section, less than hour to New YORK. GIN, %
computation service Property within minutes easv wall
OF H. H. express station Plot almost Con,na+o
details can be obtained from SUBURBAN. p O Rov ~
City Hall Station, New York City -
ara,
New-York tribune., 1920-10-21
"rsrcnEsrEK COUNTY REAL EsrAr.
RYE, N. Y.

RYE, N. Y.
2o-fRAME DWELLING roam. A..N
al' mp Is. near beach and trolley f,.a.ste, !,
IDEAL p.ot i0oelo0 $50 600 terms
@l-HRItk CAIIFO2>fA Ht Nt.NYoxt
rooms. bath. al irp'fs. newly rer.' 80
near beach and trolley, etc. $4,000 f.-r,-
:;-AN tNt ST ALLY ATTRACTIVE OF
E-. .-' rooms oafA. all modern i...f =.
sieepins porch. sun pariur. Tarag- nf.-
beach and trolley. si5.oo0
%4-o-i Eah-oLD. built for owner .s--
SSEY prick an9 rtucco. slate roof -ae-,-
baths. garage - match dweilins. 81 s1e'
\ \ y. 9s'fs "a s, DRUMMOND NJ, Z rAyr;on.
- ~ ~ 'S-o- TEL 552
New-York tribune., 1920-10-21
NOR TuPORT

yhree attractive modern shore front prop
er'i"s' Win or without acreage: homes o,
nlert i refinement: conveniently 10
i ted, VII riparian rights. $50 900 to
1900. fOWIN y. RQWLEY, Northpers,
-, 4. or AZ West 3tth 81. New York City,
New-York tribune., 1920-10-21
VILE CENTRE
sAt Ri

SACRn -f5 beautiful homes and
huns Allows .fi modern inpvo veraent-
.riru'es fror4 Long Beach. s minutes from
slSfiou Prize g. Sno 70 slo50o Reason
sbie trras 9TH SHORE ESTATES.
Ruskvili. entire. &.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-21

UNFINISHED APARTMENTS TO LET
New-York tribune., 1920-10-21
BAYSIDF.

srnm~ and stucco dwelling,
r~afns, oath. steam heat
~h gas he-s@r. open Ar~ garage
@'i. sos 100 conveniently located
j. WILSON DAYTON. Bayside.
ee.is - Bsyslde.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-21

HOMES OF unusual distinction. %
rooms. all modern conveniences ranging
from Sc 500 70 $4,000. within 5 mlnuteS
walk OF station
AMSTERDAM DEVELOPMENT & SALES
CO.. 1898 Broadway, New York
Cheyenne record., 1920-01-15
Msthodi.t Church Notices


Truth is not to be guarded, or
locked up. but to be scattered as
living seed to the end of the earth
Will YOU hear it next Sunday!
Mrs. Fred Blake and two daugh
ters were the new recruits at the
church last Sunday!
Jennie Deleplain led the young
peoples meeting last Sunday eve
ming. 1t was very good meet
ing. The orchestra will play for
us next Sunday evening.
A special meeting cf the offici-
Cheyenne record., 1920-01-15
Ordinance No. So
Fixing and Defining Fire Limits, and pr
vidins for certain Regulations rhsrein

Fixing and Defining Fire Limits, and pro
viding for certain Regulations rhsrein
Be 1t ordained by the Board Of Trustees Of the
Town of Cheyenne Wells Colorado.
Section1 No building. except It b ccpstructsd
of brick. stone tile concrete. shall hcrsaftsr be
constructed. erected or placed on Fenner Avenue
between fifth street and first street. o. on the
street between blocks thirty-two and thirty-thrss
Of the first addition to Cheyenne Wells Colorado.
nor in any Of the blocks bordering touching on
that part Of said street above dsscribsa-
Section2 The provisions Of this ordinance
shall extend to and include all buildings which
may have been moved to said restrictsd aEs6
aforesaid and to any temporary structure whseh
may have been heretofore moved to OF on sajd ~
stricted and which shall not, up to this tines
have been placed on q permanent foundatten "
made tsnantable. Provided that any psrson may
build corrugated iron warehouss OF store room
In the rear Of his business building. but - hrs
shail be built or kept in such warehouse orstore-
room. Provided further that permlssioa hrst b.
had Of the Board of 1rustess to build saeh ware
house or storeroom-
Section = Any repairs on any building or stxuc
ture or any extension or addition thereto. within
the district Aforesaid. involving an expenditure Of
biAuh VI IL Notuos etAAh ~ SohA.s-sSAe>A
building the Same. and the work shall Be done In
conformitory with. this ordinancs. provided per.
mission to make such repairs be frat Be had Of
said Board Of Trustees.
Section No person or persons shall be allowed
to move away any building now situated on re-
striced districted to any other point within said
fire. limits nor to move any wooden building now
situated outside of said district into said distrct
Section Any person who shall violate any
provision of this ordinance shall be deemed guilty
of misdemeanor. and upon conviction thereof.
sl II. be fined not less than twenty five dollars nor
more than hundred dollars: and such person
or persons SO convicted shall be liable to further
penalty of ten dollars for each day such offending
building or part thereof shall remain standing.
Provided further that such offending structure
or part thereof shall be deemed nuisance which
may be removed by the Beard of Trustees at the
expense of the owner thereof.
Section Any yustice of the Peace or Police
Magistrate shall have Jurisdiction to try and hear
any suit brought for and on account of the viola
ton Of this ordinance.
Section z An immediate emergency ID hereby
declared to exist and this ordinances. Immediately
after its passage and approval shall be recorded
in the book of ordinances Of said town and authen
ticateti by the :natures of the Mayor and clerk
and llbe. published in the Cheyenne Record. .
news ...,cr published in said town and shall be In
full force and effect five days aftsr such puh'ics
tion-
Passed by tho Board of Trustees. this l4th.
day of January A D. 1s3O.
Approved January u. laen-
J. +. IIayes. Mayor
Attestod X A. Auey. Clerk
Published January ii. 1870
Cheyenne record., 1920-01-15
FIRST VIEW.

Ben Ross was seen in First
View Thursday.
Mrs. John Driscoll is on the
sick list this week.
Mr. Piper is hauling Barley to
S, C. Woodrow, this week.
John Pauls and Delbart Smith
made a busi1ess.trip to Stfatton
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cap Crane and
Children are home from their
visit in Mo.
Mrs Woodrows brother and
family from Illinois are visiting
at First View this Week.
Mrs. Seltzer and Mrs. Smith of
Morland: Kansas. visited at the
Harold Woodrow home last week
Mr.. and Mrs. McNullty and
Hattie left for their home in
Marysville Kansas Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Strong and daughters left
for Cheyenne Wyoming. Thurs
day evening to visit their daugh-
ter and sister.
Dow Woods and Elda Fritz
we've married AND are keep
ing house at the Woods home.
Congratulations from all,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Driscoll and
| family came home last Saturday
evening. We are all glad to have
them with US again.
Ed Craze is home from his vis-
! it to his Father and Mother. He
! thinks he will go back and farm
the home place next year.
Guy Robertson is home from
his trip to Arkansas. Re is now
gettingsready to move his house
hold goods and stock.
t A number of neighb IRIS met at
Anton pauls one evening this
this week and enjoyed an oyster
supper. All had a good time.
:
Cheyenne record., 1920-01-15

al Board is called for Saturday at
10 o'clock to perfect plans for the
Subscription Campaign" Pend
ing a better form. The following
will be submitted for consider
alton and approved. to be applied
to a building fund, I promise to
pay at sight. in cash or approved
note. to the order of the method
ist church the amount set opposit
my signature; providing, on ap-
proved subscription to total $40
600. 90 on or before June 1st 1920
Mrs. Fred Schuelke is recover
ing in q Denver hospital from an
operation for sp ,endicit's, Glen
Sallade is reported better. Mr..
Adams and Clarice Soderberg
are about well. Mother Konkel
is improving. Mrs. Brakeman is
about her usual duties. More in
disposed people chan we have
ever heard of. All and each
have our heartfelt sympathy. and
prayers for there recovery. There
is a help for all.
Cheyenne record., 1920-01-15
Rambling.


Looking into our country neigh
bors faces of late and exchang-
ing friendly greetings has been
our business. We chaparoned a
travelling man and our Chevrolet
went speeding along as smooth
as oil.
Calvin Harris ranch east of
town was our first objective point
1t will be remembered thai Calv-
in was a Clark county Missourian
and knows how to raise corn. He
has a pyramid of corn piled out
on the ground and is marketing
it during this fine weather and
roads.
William Wolf and son DOME
raised such bumper crop that
thay viii be most of the winter
gathering it in. One half hour
there was pleasant and profitable
for we are friends from away
back.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cunningham On
the C. w. Raven place are rep
resentative ranch people and are
doing their parr at keeping Chey
enne county to the front. We
were there at early lamplight and
enjoyed the evening.
We surveyed the landscape
o, er from the BROKER view point
That's a cozy corner. and Brooker
has a corner on broom making
and supplies a considerable par t
of the local trade.
Pete Schram and Fred Scheulke
are busy factors in intensive
farming. Mrs. Scheulke was at
the hospital in Denver for treat
ment and Fred was at q disad-
vantage Of 'batching'.
VIM Lang was away among his
20OO sheep. but his Spring Of un-
limited water was flowing beau
tifully by The roadside to refresh
the weary traveller passing that
way.
James johnson and Joe Croft
are still at the old stand and that
corner would look lonesome with
out them.
Another day and we changed
track and took in the former Ben
Piatt neighborhood. Dinner time
arriving we we're kindly asked
to sit down to a bountiful meal at
Guy Ch ases. This was social
hour well spent with these good
people. In going around this
circle, Cheyenne Wells was the
csLter and we gravitated toward
that point. ]. A. j.
Cheyenne record., 1920-01-15
HIGH SCHOOL NOETs

Wednesday morning at the AS
sembly the student body elected
President cf the ASsacis ted
student Activities. to hold office
during the remainder of the year.
Miss Zelda Jones Of the Senior
class was chosen.
Cheyenne record., 1920-01-15
COMMERCIAL CLUB
DOINCS.

! Cheyenne Wells Commercial
Club had regular meeting Mon
day night with a fairly good at
tendance and many things of i'm
portance were taken up.
There are SO many things for
the Commercial Club to do that
will be of a mutual benefit to
Cheyenne County in general. and
without the assistance of every
member of the Club, it will be a
hard matter to pull over some of
the important things that are to
be done through a Commercial
Club, composed of the alert busi-
ness men and land owners of
Cheyenne County and to do this
successfully. it is the rea!'duty of
every citizen to take his part and
help to carry it through.
Last evening we had the pleas
ure of having with US Mr.. T. E.
Gallagher of Denver. who is rep
resenting the Art o Graph Film
Company, and explained to the
members present an advertising
scheme that was being develop
ed in the way Of a moving-picture
to be exhibited on their circuits
as daily advertisements, which
would be before the eyes of thou
sands Of people and making it al
most personal advertisement.
This is a matter that is worth
some consideration, and Mr.. Gal
lagher has driven a day or two
around in the county and Chey-
enne Wells and has reported pros
poets are good for getting a coup
lie thousand feet of beautiful seen
es that would cover stock raising
and farming in operation. and
general scene Of things that are,
being done here.
This proposition of moving
picture advertising. has been TAX
en- up with the land men at Bur-
lingtcn and they are under pro-
cess now and will be during the
greater part of the Summer pre-
pairing a film that will show Kit
Carson County in reality On the
screen, this is a proposition that
should be handled individually.
There was a committee appoint
ed to look after the camping
ground sights for the tourists, to
arrange for electrict lights and
water for their convenience, with
posters along the highways in
dicating that there was such a
place and quarters for a night or
day at Cheyenne Wells.
There were many other things
of Importance discussed, most es-
pecially. the arrangements for
our Club Room, which was so
kindly offered by the Higginboth-
am and Son Real Estate Firm of
this city and on January 26th it
is hoped that we will have the
pleasure of holding our regular
meeting in the new quarters. and
it is the desire of the President
and Board of Directors that we
have a"Rip- Roaring. meeting
as there is question in the field
to-day that will require the as
sistance Of this Club. and it is
really up to those who own prop
erty here to be there-a- duty-a-
request. So don't forget the
Date. January 26th!
Cheyenne record., 1920-01-15
Wednesday evening after

Wednesday evening after
sche oil part of the managing
b ,ard of the Associated Student
Activities and atew others chos-
en- by Mr.. Graves met to divide
the students into two groups for
the purpose Of holding literary
meetings. The divisions were
made so as to have an equal mum
Der of Freshman. Sophoms
Juniors, and Seniors in each di.
vision The first Literary will be
the last week in January.
Do we need a new High School
and dormitery? That seems to
be the general question nowadays
If you want to know just ask
some of the students and you will
get a prompt answer, "Yes!"
Friday morning Mr.. Graves
showed US some very fine slides
from the Yellow Stone National
Park and from Ireland, Norway
and Sweden which were inter-
esting aud beneficial to. all,
Miss Margretta Paul is quite ill
at this writing but we hope that
she will be better in few days.
Word was received the latter
part of last week which would
finally keep US out o. the tourna-
ment in basket ball. Why should
this school be refused permission
to enter? We hope that we shall
soon have the facilities for atE-
letic work that will enable Us to
join in iaterschooi contests OF
this Kind. We are in receipt OF
challenge from Eas.s to play a
game OF basket ball as soon as
the weather permits. Since we
have out side courts it is probab-
ly that games will be played with
them in the near future.
The students here returned
after two weeks Of vacoti0,i with
happy countenances and y deter
mination to make the best Of the
remaining week of school.
The Associated Student Activ-
tiles is planning on putting on a
a play the proceeds Of which will
help pay the expenses of the
Basket ball games that have
been played out of town and help
to swell the bank account Of the
society.
The Domestic Science classes
are taking up the art of making
over old garments. which spec ks
well {, r the classes
The Domestic Science girls en-
tertained the High School Board
at dinner last Thu, sday at noon
The dinner was prepared and
served by the girls of both class
es.
The Manual Training depart
ment has furnished the Domestic
Science department with several
pieces Of good furniture.
MIR. and Mrs E. G. Hook, are
the proud parents of baby girl.
born Sunday January 11th 1920.
E. G. steps pretty high since the
new arrival. All parties doing
nicely. Congratulations. E. G.
Princess Theatcr
Cheyenne record., 1920-01-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Avery Pa-ham
are the proud parents Of . baby.
girl, born Wednesday January IL
1920. You should see that am,
Avery wears now. and Grandpa
Nc steps around. pulled up like
q poisoned teal. All parties dol
ing nicely. 4.
Cheyenne record., 1920-01-15

Owing to poor health. Mrs. C..
Lowe leaves for California this
Thursday evening. We hope for
her speedy recovery and be
with US again.
Cheyenne record., 1920-01-15
Princess Theatcr
We'd. Jan. q.
BIRTH OF A NATION

Your chance to see the worlds
greatest picture. IL reels.
Starts at 8 P. M. sharp
Prices % ant. SIS cents>
Cheyenne record., 1920-01-15

Subscribe FOR the RECORD
Cheyenne record., 1920-01-15

MIR. and Mrs E. 6. Hook, are
the proud parents of baby girl.
born Sunday January 11th 1920.
E. G. steps pretty high since the
new arrival. All parties doing
nicely. Congratulations. p. G.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-29
MEMORIAL SERVICE
AT. HEBREW TEMPLE

Last night at the Eum Street Temple
memorial services We're observed Tor
those OF n" B'nai Firth society who
have passed 10 the great beyond during
the past Year. This service which IS
held annually. was attended by numbers
of the relatives and friends of IN" de-
parted ones and 70 them Rabbi J.. ~
MIsChkind addressed words or glowing
eloQuenCe and sulaCc.
He smoke Of those who had passed
away as not dead. hut living, in Glor-
flied individuality which WAS the real,
ization of their highest hopes ana
ideals He dwelt on the spirit OF henrN-
ocuc" and hrothcrly lov" which prompt
cd tn. frat"rnal affections Of members
of the order and Of The results achieved
through It in the If" of each .nhtNIdu'l
and eventually glur!red and multiplied
in eternity.
At the close OF the sermon special
PRAYERS were read and beautiful music
was sung by the choir.