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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-26
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New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
Havana Entries

Ftrst race for three-ye -year-olds and I'd
ward. purse. 500. claiming; SIX surlorSsl
-TEd Garrison. %. Golden Glance io2.
Fos-er En- 5ry, io4 xRlvar side lO3 Sea
Prince ioi. Darni"y. IO8; xAmarican
Eagle. III
Second race 'fo- ;h-ee- yea r-oids and up-
ward, purse. s7Ao. ella kring. FIVE and one
IA fL-Ionss) --vIitti4 AlrxsnA %, xThe
PEaie 9a xNiss Wright. l0l. xHLnt-ess
lol Ford io7; e 3. johnson. Zoe. Ho-
i.ls 'eH T~,a-t i12
Third race tfor three -year-olds and up
Va p-fsr, Sue. claiming. FIVE and one
n"is tu-lougs " akin Dreams, ee Just
Fancy. 1ot John = Riley. to4: Superior.
~ xRarreau .o7. 7Dr!taeld. I07; Laugh
IN Eyes II, Ios; Bulgcr 11a.
upwsrd purse S 500 'eIsS oisaias 1s ana ana
ore hal. f1rlongs) )-xLaGy lone. 50 xCount
Boris. l0i. xIithnolick. i04: LanghornA.
p: xGeiIs1one- 100: Avion. 1903; Liberty
Bond. los Snow Queen IA.
F!tth race ,for -year-olds purse.
s-oc. FIVE turlongs) )-Cubanira 100 Dant-
sig. los. Norin l04. Aunt Deda, l0i.
Queen TTumps. 1903; Light Fantastic. i09
Rama. l0S.
Sixth race .tor th-ee year-olds and up
ward. purss, 500. claiming. one mile nd
a.iy va s)-xW aterford. 1913; xBuck Nail.
l07 Assign los Jack Healy iOs: Mac
Renzie. lGs Fly Home, 15S, Thorn bloom
III. semper Stalwart. ll2 Dragon. l13.
xApprsnticl allowance claimed
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
Sixteen-Storv
Fourth Ave-.
Building Sold
Joseph Shenk Returns to
Realty Market With Pur-
chase of Dig Structure
at 28th Street Corner
Estate Sells in Canal Street
Property Bought by Harry
Aronson, Who Plans Inn
provements: Other Deals

The sixteen-story commercial build
ing at the northwest corner of Fourth
Avenue and Twenty eif nth Street, 94.1x
IS, has been bought by Joseph Shenk
from the 404 Fourth Avenue Corpora
tiol through L. Reis & Co. and II. Fem
berg. The structure wss taken over by
the selling company. c. J. j. Ascher.
A a. Hass and NJ D. Schmaltz, di-
rectors, from Samuel Wactt. The
building was erectai four years ago
by the Hasco Building Company from
plans by Walter Haeiell, and was con-
sidered one Of the best constructed
and designed buildings al)ng that
from the plans to William 7 Evans,
former head Of Mills & Gibb, who sub
socuently turned it cack to the build
ers. They later sold it to F. Monroe
Dyer
William H. Whiting 8 CO. and
HCmer Foot ir sol! for the Dubois
estate the two sixstory buildings 264
and 266 CANA Street and the abutting
parcel at 81 Walker Street The Canal
Street property has a frontage of 497
and depth of 96.5. The Walker Street
plot is 241xaS-10. Henry Aronson is
tie buyer. The property will prob
ably be extensively altered on April !
next when present leases expire.
Sale in West Sixteenth Street
N. & L. Hess, Inc. sold for the s
West Sixteenth Street Corporation the
four-s tory building at West Sixteenth
Street, 33 4x92, containing approxi-
mcfely 10000 square feet, to the In
ternat;onal Ladies' Garment Workers.
Union. Plans are being prepared for
extensive alterations to the building.
with view to its use Ly the purcha
for executive Offices.
Building in Twenty Street Sold
Elizabeth A. Bend sold to Marion l..
Stevens the six-story building 23 West
Twentysixth Street, 18.9x1O0.
Sale in Sixty-frst Street
The Barnes Realty Company sold to
the Hickey Cor tracing Comnany, 248
and 250 West Sixty-frst Street, a one
story building and vacant lot, the
two measuring 50x100.
Fast Side Sales
G. Joseph e Co. soln to Mabel Rosen-
baum TIE 2l1-sto building % East
Second Street. 18.2xcs5 5.
Lucius Beebe e. Sons bought the
four story garare 2l5 and 21' I oxing-
ton Avenue. southeast corner of Thirty
+hi,d Streo+ 50 ox95
Trrstees Sell in Amsterdam Avenue
The vacant plot 1O0x1Oc at the
southwest corner Of Amsterdam Ave
nue. and 1S9th Street has been pur-
Chased by the city. The sellers were
bavard Tuckerman snd another as
trugtees
St'b'e in 1854 Street Sold
"ooley, Watkins & Jordan, Inc. sold
Tor the Keewis Realty Company thu
one and one-hnlf story brick stable, so
Xl0o, on tive north side Of West 123d
street. l25 feet west of Broadway. The
buyer will make extensive alterations.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
Eddie Rickenbacker Wins
Feature at New Orleans

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. l6.-Eddje
Rickeabacker, which has Mt had 8
race since August, and running in the
colors Of J. r Skinker, won the Ouchits
Handicap, the feature even. on the
program, at mile. with odds of to
; egainst his chances. Sterling, the
'avorlte. was second and Smart Guy
third. Six starters vent to The pos;
1--WE favorites won.
ssoo $; t9rionsS.N ey@'Ti1s H1sd. O"Tfs ia
to 5. second Rspent 10 70 Mcpsrmoan eSen ana
to l. 5 to and even third. Time. 1903
MMaTy fonso. Fading Star Gladys and Dora
Sc sseons ,eoo race t..year-olds; claiming
Murray l2o ,Heupeiy. il to ! to ~on and
: to second; Pueblo, 100 tRoberts}. 10
VIA to IoMar s14 To to csh15j, sh15 Gms Ginn S7
Ann and Royden also ran
Tnir1 race eo-y.. ..e,o,oelds and upward
lSi-stie's Cub. ,o7 lpsberts,. ~ t'oHs5 to s 10
! and E 10 2. won; Burgoyne 107 (King)
? 10 s . and to ). second Old SIN
70 5 third Tirne l:l5 Lovers II. Var.
sylvia, AmacHassin. Tarscon and Tiger
Rose also ran.
Fourth race C2-year-olds: claiming: purse
$500 rriie) --Fantoche. ia Nyke) to
s, to 10 and to 3, won Day LiIly. l09
Heinisch) to ! to . and Z to 10 sec
ond' Huen. lo7 tMooney). to /. even and
TO .. third Time. ~ 3 Tom Roach
Pimico. Tan Son and Ioria also ran
Fifth race (Ouchita Handicap: all ages;
purse $1,000 rurlongs)-Eddie Ricken-
hacker. l2o tKing). to 8. 20 2 and
to S. won. Sterling. lla (Murray)' to
10. to md out. second Smart Guy es
Al. Swsrtzl. Is to I. TO ! and to l.
third Time. i:f4, Bunga Buck. Vice
Chairman and Charlie Leydecker also ra n.
sixth race t3yesr-olds and upward
claiming purse $500; mie) barry
shannon lo2 (Robrrts). 10 to 4 TO ! and
10 !. won. Dancing Spray. 80 Gregory
10 Q 10 and to 8. second Trooper
lo2 tMooney). to 2. to and to s.
third Time. 80 As. Tom McTaggart
Young Adam. Tantulas. Pastoral Swain
and Nadge + also ran.
srv'nth race t3-year r-olds and upward
claiming purse 800. mie) -Lieutensn nj
Perkins. III tGarner) u to b. ( 10 and
to 5. won. Sandy Mac. los 'ColtliettD.
TO /. TO and to 3. second Lady
Ward. los (Erickson). to 2. 5 to 8 and
= TO s. third, Time, AZ kingIing II,
Susan N. Circulate. Betsy. Lucia1 and
h DO aiso
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
Penn's Soccer
Team Clincllcs
College Title
Ouakers Defeat Princeton,
4 to ?. in Second Play-OT
Came for Championship

PHILApEI.P ilA. Dec. l6.-The Uni
versi,y Of Pennsylvania soccer team
ron tie intercollesia championship
today by defeating Princeton on the
Merton cricket grounds at Haverfora
BY score Of 10
This IS the third time the teams have
met this season, each previous game
resulting in a tie. The first game was
scoreless and the second ended with
the count at 3 10 3, after four extra
periods
Princeton made its two goals this
afre. noon early in the game and led az
the close OF the first half, in which
Pennsylvania scored but once IN the
second alf tie philadelphians rallied
ard scored three more goals. wAile the
Tigers - x unable to count.
Pennel. Bingham. Lee and Spencer
accounted for .he SEQ ing of the Penn
sylvan.s team, and Stinson and Wood
bridge made the goals for Princeton.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
Mumbo Jumbo Scores
AT Havana by q Head

HAVANA, Dec. 1e-Mumbo Jumbo
making its initial appearance in Cuba
scored IN the claiming handicap. the
'eature event at Oriental Park. TODAY
leading Discussion, the we'll plaved
good thing, to the finish by a head.
with Assumption third. Osgood the
'aVorlte, and the only other starter.
was a poor last. Mumbo Jumbo fol-
lowed the fast early pace set by Dis
cusslon to the last furlong pole, where
'ne black gelding made determined
ID, and, in hard, long drive. won
by head
The results:
FIRST race (pursc, s7os: for tnree-vesr-
'los and upward claiming: five ana a bsIr
'.ohgs)-Durella, 112 (Carmody). 2 TO
IT, 70 and 2 to g.. won; siiletto. lo7
and to s. third. Time ito 1-5 East a. Z
.sentr,. y'0T- Mack Dawson. Grey Rump.
also ran. @ ana shasta
l5s second oa rae. race (purse, 800: for two-year-
nus cIaimng; five and a half furIon9,sI--
Get EN-. III (ButwelN. to + ~ ar-7
to % l. q S9 w0n' ANY Wn Az 100 !Robinson).
.. second.
Tr.noy4el' q to 5, 10 5 and TO third
l me, l:ll Chefa. Perhaps. Sleeuy Desr
ana Coombs also ran eH' Aeai
o,, nhird race tpurse. 500; for three-v..r-
rI f,,rIo~ ~la upward claiming; five and a half
/. to and uanlta III. lo7 tFletcher) to
Miss .sSM}, SwseS to J. TO and 10 S. second
y ual a. Vision. Hatrack. Lega,ol. JSmes In and
herman also ran o"4i'ee anu
ali aers oersh cIaf rae tpurse 5000. handic.p for
N,ts,,1' eiaifn!ng five and a half furionrai
M u'noo IMP Jumbo. llo tBoyie), to ? sSs,
, 70 won discussion. los lkennedvI
-os ~ - . TO and out. second: Assu,nnti41 -
rinoo dn neT ) to /. even and out. thfrI
''''e' w 20. Osgood also ran ''''' -
and h'fth r,s race tpurse. $500. for all ages five
Inu, - na'1 torlongs) s)--lielle OF Ella hetb
ana : ~ tVS 'McDermot,}. to ?. to s
sav, 10 ~ won. American Ace ils f2s,o
Ntn,n s'en. .n. TO and TO 5. second NeIen
"tm'h' loo (Loyi.). to 70 i'e'eli .a
,c1Dta, a. 'ni''d Time I'LL is Lackawarnn NJ
ana Different Eyes also ran
,,S. S.Xth race (purso $500; for thrse.vsor
yards, np%aEo Claiming, mile ana fiTtv
tn - r, ouoiet III, 81 tfTietcher(' 6 to
~ ,.' ":!a out, won. Timothy j. Hoyon 4;
,-"'i~"H.eFl to l. 10 ana our sncorS 70
,,t ,,a~1nt y, lls tEamesJ. to 2 to o,,u srs
I'nl ."..u. ~, lln- l.41. Hunter pIott anI
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
Just Punching the Bag
Bugs Still Brooding Over Dempsey's Showing
By W. O. Mcclellan

pour showing the champion Jack Dempsey, gallant
oout UP to Tuesday Dempsey been rated as
~ 'e thah fltzsmmons and the the United
wa" "a' the mlhon do bout dollar fasco
'hat oout the other night NOBODY but
dempsey began to the polu boxer a chance
ana "ha OF this Jess Willard, return
'he Garden March
dempsey at oedo He would Dempsey could knock
Willard not fighter His mind works nooisb,r
ICY say ne mas
0 10 get back into condition match If this i two +h
useo wizard Will be far from
man. and ne is of
terrible when it reaches heat - ~ 40
Inc dempsey punch that down certainly ss M -
0@S lsn' ms strengthens the theory Dempsey had
o'hdages reinforced at Toledo Willard did not exa 49,
Auases OF dempsey anc his seconds
WI" os every trick of the practed most
o mem himself IN the or less checered ~ -:
examine oandages carefully. Nothing ould he MT
over on hn Did Dempsey have something in his glove ~
"o' wear a Madison Square Garden? looked that wav
eca" that both Jack Dempsey Jack Kearns wero
Pa'ev at Toledo for fear that Willard
DO" 10 the base of the skull complained
~iu agreed not to use He the cbarca
o" as II turned out But Dempsey scrunla 70 ne.
's"., WINE brennan was saggng forward his face
0lSeS leaves or Calornla picture
~ 'i4d once more probably viii done nroflo
' champion mas the prominent cauihover
souvenir OF ms last meeting with Bill Brennan. ~
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
Gotham Bank Building
Ihree-quarters Rented

Winfred Watson. manager Of the real
estate department of the Gotham NJ
tlopal Bank, announces that during the
last week there has been great stimu-
iatlon in the number of applicants for
once space in the banks new twenty
four-story building, resulting in the
consummation Of leases involving a
rental payment of approximately $780,
wv. some OF the new tenants are New
York Motorists Casualty Company,
Washington Detective Bureau. Samuel
Berson, Wilcox Audit Company. Key
stone bricatinc Company DR. Eugene
A. Calvin, Monogram Realt. Company.
Robot w. D,wey North American
Service Corporation, Auto Financing
Credit Mems Association. The new
bui ding is now 70 per cent rented to
the highest t,-pe Of Office tenants and
1T is predicted that long before the
completion Of the building on February
NJ xt it wi b. fu ly rented
Harris. Vought & Co. have leased for
Robert W. Goelet the entire building at
Fldr'dge Company, shirtmakers, now at
East Forty eighth Street. The build
ing will be tered
Shoe Dealers in knickerbocker Hotel
Whitehouse & Hard retailers Of
House, have leased store on the
Fortysecond Street side Of the Knick-
erbocker Hotel building, where they
will conduct another store. Harry N.
Moore & Harlo j. Sparks negotiated
the lease.
John H. Scheicr has leased Office
space in the Rcmax Building 245
West Fort seventh Street. near Times
Square, to Floyd w. Stoker Moore
Megley Company, Margin L. Fa.. Her
man Timbcrg and Charles Leonard
store IN the American Circle Building
at 1880 Broadway and Central Park
West to the Won Kattengell Motor
Sales Corporation Eastern distributors
of the H. c.. S. Motor Cars; Harry c..
Stutz. president.
United Cigar Stores Get Another Corner
The Char es F. No es Company has
leased for Herman P. Suerken and the
estate of John p Suerken the three
story and basement building at so
Bleecler Street, northwest corner of
l. .0'ayette. to the United Cigar Stores
Of America
Tankoos Smith & Co. have leased in
the Liberty Building at l23 Liberty
Street. northeast corner of Greenwich
Street, large suites of Offices to Albert
Garnctt Payne, Beirne Kinney, Samuel
Goldschmidt & Jacob Lurie, and Thorn
as II. Pritchard and Edward S. Phil
lps and William B. Langhorst, respect
lively.
William A. White G. Sons have leased
Mt Sc and So Pine Street an office to
lesser and MacGruer; at IS and IL
Exchange pace Offices to Murray Blank
and hn G. stanchfed jr: and Edwin
D. Mcclure. and at 325 and 33l Lafay
Q Street loft to Paul Hey nick and
David Kutchai.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
Football Stars Join
Navy's Boxing Team

ANNAPOLIS. Md, Dec l6.-The
Naya' Academy VII. be strongly repre-
sen.ed in the unlimited ara light
heavyweight classes on its boxing team
this year King and Frawly, football
and rowing stars, have reported 10
Coacl Webb and viii try for tn un
limited weight class. while Nilsson,
last years heavyweight. champ onAwili
take care Of the 175-pound class.
King, who weighs 1856 pounds. is
tackle on ths eleven and strohed the
crew at Antwerp this year. Frawly
weighs le5 pounds and is extremelv
powerful. He is also an oarsman and
football plavsY
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
Investors Purchase Tenement
Houses on East Side

The Maiden Lane Savings Bank sold
to the Therel Realty Corporation the
five-story tenement 400 Madison Street,
25x100.
Bessie silbcrberg sold to the Ley
buck Company the five-story tenement
64s East Eleventh Street. 25x94.9:
Otto Timme sold to Martha &. Su tan
the five-story tenement 76 East 11Sth
Street, 25X100.11.
Thomas Ford sold TO the Hudson P
Rose Company for James 3. Hartze'l
the four tenements 43O to ABS
Peasant Avenue, 18X74 each.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
New Orleans Entries

First race for two-year-ola oa,aa
e,sS Ace. l5 0V seara SIX fnrlongs1 Toss ", iI5;
~. ~. Aiant4Ia. ll5; Toney Sutton TX
" " ire'ess. ~ CaIithump. 1l2, Elizabet n
liz Rose Of ATles riessrao G[ay 5l2 Balyslhen.
can Hrecque. u.s. Domingo If5. cnnnie
" .r~iess and domingo as Farnum e I"lan
entry. "N''' q f'zer
~ second race .for three -year-olds and uo-
Haif ~afa ,,i1pas purss; 5000 claiming: Ave and a
~: xMarmi'e. 10. Jus, Ne Gotel no,
xIhe Fortug uese. lio. Comacho, Ilo: Walk,
re fito,," west lo7 1iargnet,o. 1906, xArch
soyne. lo5. Wealthy Ann. l02: xBrunetts
Lazy, lo2; xAdrianne. jo2: Maiden votor
iVl Also eligiblo--Dr Hall 1903, Carline
g.. l06. ''''0'
Third race tfor two -year-oid colts and
seldings lai ~ purse. 5000; claiming: five and
ner. li5. Tutt. li5, The Moor. liz; Re-
iu.tnnt. ll2. Ktnetic. 40: aBrown Bill.
Fourth race tfor three -year-olds and
upward. purse 800. allowances; six fur-
Ienss1-lnds NJ 1.,. Love ~; Mahoney. i07.
pou Light. io7. Columbia Tenn.. tx
uncies Lass,e, ioe: Sycamore. lci; Flu.
zey. t0t. Talisman, l04.
TIf,h dn rscr Tor .hres-year-olds; purse
= wv, SAicasHlru Iurse. allowances. one
mile Cock o. the Roost. il2 Tho vii.
ll2, Brotnerly Love. l0o. Sea sinner. l04'
sixth race lfor three -ycar-oldg ana up-
ward. purse. 300, claiming; one mile and
~ Venty yards)--Jack straw. ia: Dotta's
Best. III: Highland Lat. ia, Capitania
li%: Brookiand. ia; Lady ward, us.
sJohn l. Day. !o9. IA tec 100 xhen
Ha pron. l0j, xcorson. lo, sSalute. 100.
K Madras GinK ham. les. forcna Moss Io6
4 xBcnccia. 100. Also ciigible-~~A lhcna IA:
4 xWlidgan, iog; xB-necia 100 Also cligi.
bic--Aihena. llt, Blue Bannock IA
seventh rncc tfor three-year-olds ana
upward pursr, 1900. claiming: one mile
and three nths)--~Austral. tlJ; Paddy
Dear ITO. Aurnm, 10; Puts and Calls,
lao. 1Pit. 1903: xTugs, ios; xSho Devil,
l05 Ptndar. iOt. Nr~rHk. i0l
a hIui inn a.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
\. \. L. Letter Club to Meet

The New York University Letter
Glib will hold its annual meeting be-
fcre the Yale oaseketba.l game TO-
morrow night at 1850 al the Violet Hut,
Universit. Heights Important mat
te:s relating 10 the extension Of gym
nasium facilities at New York Uni
versity vii. he brought up for discus
sion. according to Howard G. Cam,
we.l-knowr. Violet star, who is pres-
dent oi tins uewly-1o-med o1ganiza-
tlon the purpose of which is to bring
New York University to the fore in
!n.ercCI. egiate athletics.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
John z. Berwind Sells
Former 30th St. Home

John f. Berwind has sold to Georgia
S. Whitman his former residence,
three story dwelling, l02 East Thirty
ninth Street, 2lx9S.9.
narr e. Maurice Mant elbaum resoid
to Joseph A. Grulcn the three-story
dwelling 344 East Eighty fourth Street
20x1022
Sidney L. Warsawer sold for the
Sneval Realities Corporation tne thr'e-
story dwelling 316 West lloth otrec.'
16.8xl00 II.
The Pierce & Golden Company sold
the dwelling 1l9 West l23d Street, ls9
xl0O. for Annie 7. Ulman to wins
Bartlett.
Catharinc Loughran sold to Jane
Griffin the three story dwelling 25 East
130th Street, 16xlOO.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
Manufacturers Move
North on Fifth Avenue

The second floor OF the new altered
building, 377 Fifth Avenue, has been
leased for long term Of years to
Rice & Hochster, one of the leading
manufacturers of novelties. now located
at 81 Fifth Avenue. 1t will be used
exclusively for showroom purposes, IN
connection with their .actorv n Green
wich Village This space was leased
hlough the Lotion II. SIawson Com
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
Herman to Box Lvnch

snnNihg 'oet Peter Herman will viewed in pub;c
's nocn OF the public the Madison souro
"edhes>ay Pete rounds
inc conqueror Of Jack Sharey. plans to sail r
"herA ne has contract box Jimmy Wilde the
y"elght and the Great Britain has a. A
" moo "' Vic current
'"aon e'e seems to have been the cheese va
eS Lyhch VIII be the first Herman will hav a+
@ 'e ne became champion 1t would very DISTRESSING if vnb
~ ~N''Aei"oy from the
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
Williams Defeats Ledoux

BALTIMORE, Dec ls.--K'd VIII
Jams former bantamweight champion,
was awarded the decision here tonight
at the end Of a sensational TIVE We
round fight with Charlie Ledoux, ban
tamWeight champion OF France
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
Bowl" for California

BERKELEY. Calf. Dee. l6.-An-
nouuce.neni tAat they had started a
fanc of $4,000 900 to build al athletic
stadium OF. the University Of California
camps similar to the Yale bowl was
made oy the Chamber of Commerce
and the Manufacturers Association
here tl-dav
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
Fire Record
Loss.

A. NJ. Loss'
Reeves, Trihing
the Bronx auto; G.. Greece. Total
el5-2i2 w 6sth St. Thomas
GooCan Observation-Disclosures. Unknown
7;s5-72 La Salle ave- the Bronx.
Frank Montiro. Irihing
1o:1o-Bowery and Houston st.
candy stand on IT, station.
unki .,.........-.-. Trining
ll:3o-l4s T. saith ST; Louis simon
Unknown
Pm.
la:l5-s77 Morris ave. the Bronx:
Paula Brucato. ........ Unknown
l2:45-4+o w. 4sth St: Mrs. Hippo Trinng
la:45-122 Hudson st. Herman
Metz Co. ....... Unknown
l2:5o-i29i Washington ave. the
Bronx: Michael Meisr go. Trining
4:2o-s0 East 10th ST. unknown
Unknown
4:+5-42oI Keppler ave. Tho
Bronx; unknown. ......- Trifing
5:3o-lo1 Greenwich St: Imperial
Hack Corporation .......... .Trrins
6:l5-2ll f. osth st, unknown .Trihing
S;to--4o0 Il. l37th St. the Bronx;
7:l6--In front OK 1871 w. 45th st..
auto truck Auto Trucking
Co. .....,.....-.. ......... Unknown
1908 West 32d st; J. T. Leonard
..,o ,oo. Unknown
roadway shanty, unknown. Unknown
s:bo--403 Broome st. Unknown TriNing
s:4o-2?5 West 10Th ST.: ". Alex
lo:o5532 Canal st. Posncr & CO. Hsi'eMs Triains
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
real hsTATE-sALt OR RENT
Manhattan

UNIQUE GROUP OF DWELLINGS
In old Chelsea. in fair block near sth
ave. and l4th st. ard conv. nient to 7th
ave. subway. seventeen four-story. base
nent and cellar. high stoop dwellings OF
IA and l . rooms The unusual depth OF the
lots admits OF the creation of i'm
meuse garden 325x10o feet; unobstructed
north light. Price $4,000 each. William
.. fitzpatrick. l49 broadway, owner.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
France May Get S0ynetJ,;ng

Benny Leonard Rtche have been roatcbed ~ ~ A.
=" january "a Miss Anne Morgan the promoters &C
@'ei 1 hgh'ers are paid, will be over to the
AMERICAN Committee France Leonard - VIC
DeNaSss"eo rance gets what is left anything
ht look hard for devastated France but Tex R.ra % - A.
Pno tat Miss Morgan will see to il thai +h %
quite - Nv w 40 '''"' '"ere VIII Be
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE


THE RENT you now pay and small
payment down secures title. total price
$500. plot l00x13O feet six big rooms
tiled bath wide verandas sleeping bal
cony; IN select. settled neighborhood: near
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
TO LET FOB BUSINESS PURPOSES

OFFICE FOR RENT
approximately 5000 feet
net, in Albemarle Building, :
Broadway and 9th st, with
92 feet frontage on Broad
way. McCrory Stores Cor
poration, 62l Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
Queens

NEW Sroom house plot 40x1oo; all
fully improved; small cash payment;
balance like rent, will eXcha Se
George P. Martin. 4546 Parsons ave, Flush
lng, New YORK City.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17

NEW Groom house best section Flushing,
viii exchange for lot. Operators Asso-
ciates. Inc Parsons ave. and Hyaclnth
place, Flushing. New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17

FOR SALE-New s-room house, with two
baths. IN Flushing, or Will exchange.
OPP rators' Associates, Inc. Parsons ave
and Hyacinth place. Flushing. New York
city.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
Manhattan
Brooklyn

PARTY going abroad VIII rent 7-room com
pletely furnished apartment: near Pros
pect Park i are 10 months: reference. Pros
pect 3lQ5. Mrs. Sandcrson.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
APARTMENTS TO LEr-FuRNIsurn

ENGLEWOOD and Vicinity Real estate.
II WEATHERBY & CO. Englewood. n. J,
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
" hite Plains
New Jersey

FOR SALE-New Colonial house, at Fan.
wood \. j; seven rooms, all modern I'M
prosements steam heat Owner leaving
town Price $500; $1,000 cash only Easy
communication TO New York or Newark
.. Box S6s Albany. n Y.