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Arizona republican., 1920-05-16
literature.

literature.
 Advertising was carried in the army and navy newspapers, much of which was fraudulent One of the headings submitted by Senator Shoot chairman of the printing committee, called at tention to the fact that stock sells g for I-$10o invested brings $3.250." A rival oil company got at the s30 boys in camp with the statement that this is absolutely the best all-around oil investment offered the public today
 Even political advertisements ap- peared, department advertising. books. other forms of advertising. Officers and enlisted men were encouraged to
Arizona republican., 1920-05-16
FOR CHILDREN Always Be Careful
play in the roadway

Do not play in the roadway.
 Play on the sidewalk or on the near est play ground or vacant lot.
 Don't skate on sidewalks or on road way
 Never chase ball across the street.
 Don't hitch on autos, trolleys or wagons.
 Do not coast where trolleys or autos go.
 Don't play arounds autos or touch any of the levers.
 Never touch wires at any time or place.
 Do not fear the policeman; they will help and protect you.
 Never run behind a standing trolley car; there may be another car or au-
Arizona republican., 1920-05-16
FOR MOTORISTS Always Be Considerate

Go slow. passing children or ve- hicles. around corners-approach crossings.
 Stop: At railroad crossings-be- hind street cars taking on or discharg- ing passengers.
 Give warning signal of your ap- proach and keep to the right
 Give warning signal when stopping or turning.
 Use tire chains on wet and slippery pavements.
 Remove headlight glare.
 Be sure your brakes are in good working order; inspect them ire quently.
 Include a fire extinguisher on your car equipment-t'You never can tell"
 Have your ear under perfect control for quick stop.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-16
tomobile approaching the other side.
 FOR PEnESTRIANS
Always Re Cautious

Look both ways before crossing a street.
 Cross the street at the regular cross ing, not diagonally or in the middle Of the block. .
 Don't read a paper when crossing a street.
 Always obey the traffic officers sig nals and commands.
 Keep your eyes open for trolleys, autos and wagons.
 When passing behind a street car, look out for vehicles approaching from the opposite direction.
 Do not jump on or off a moving street car; wait until the car stops.
 When carrying an umbrella do not permit it to obstruct your view.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-16

The threatened shortage of gasoline has again brought up the problem of finding a substitute. Alcohol has been Ruggested. but. says Prof c. H. Pratt ef the Cleveland Auto school, it has been tried and found wanting En- gineers who have experimented with slcohol as a fuel have found that an &ngine uses twice as much as gaso- hne. Besides. totally different en- zine would have to be constructed be- daEse alcohol would cut the carbure- Tor and cylinders of present makes.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-16
CABINET MEMBERS l ENDORSE MOVEMENT

WASHINGTON, D. C., May 15.-Ac- tording to Secretary of Agriculture Aieridith, the United States depart 1nent of agriculture is taking up the Study of the place of the motor truck 4n American farming. The depart Fnent recognizes" says the secretary, s'that there are farms on which there is a profitable use for the motor truck, but of course. it alsn recognizes the fact that there are farms on which the Truck would prove to 5e on unprofitable Investment. Where economically Feasible. there are many ways .n which The motor truck may be used to better facilitate road hauling. Tn this connec- tion, a study of the problem should be of great advantage to the farmers of the country"
Arizona republican., 1920-05-16

Motorists in New Hampshire must seduce to a speed of 10 miles when aithin 100 feet of a railroad crossing. nforcement of this statute has ef- fectivelw reduced the number of acci- dents at such points
Arizona republican., 1920-05-16
Safety Rules Reduce Traffic Toll ST LOUIS EDUCATES PUBLIC AND CUTS DOWN ACCIDENTS

eide any yappr m So pol f f this led O e h h u
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23
Various Classes Of Realty
Figures in BROOKLYN Tradina

Ba1fa q Dixon sold the three-story
factory at Richard and Delevan Street.
10Oxl0O, for the Atlantic Smelling and
Refining Works to the Specialization
Soap & OH Company for occupancy.
Walter 5. Ross and C. c. Gretsinger
sold for Louise Connolly the business
building 1905 Fifth Avenue.
Meister Builders, Inc. sold the four
story apartment $40 Fourteenth
Street, 25X100, to Pietro and Rosa
Zarcone.
Henry Pierson & Co.. Inc, sold 1877
81. Johns Place. three story dwell
ing, 20XlO0, to Thomas F. Healy.
Bulkley < Horton Company sold 715
East Nineteenth Street, two and one
half story dwelling, 50x100, for Arthur
Brown
F. c. sauter Agency sold $40 Sixth
Avenue for George j. McFadden to
Josephine Bscotti.
William P. Jones sold for Conway
Savings Bank, of Conway. Iowa. to the
Cho Realty Company, the plot 4Ox1OO,
on the east side Of East Fifty fourth
Street. 100 feet south of Linden Ave
nue.; for Frank c. Rex to Louis I
ozfeld, the plot 4Ox100, on the south
side OF Eighty second Street, 300 feet
west OF Seventeenth Avenue, and for
John b. Hutchins the plot, 4Ox1OO, on
the east side of East Twentv-ninth
street, 24O feet south of Avenua
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23
IL cal Z state News
RIce Memorial Buildings
Will Cost $1,5OO,OOO
Contracts Awarded for Group
OF Structures Planned for
Pelham Bay

The Isaac L. Rice Memorial Associa-
t'on has awarded the contract for con-
seructlng a group of memorial build
lngs at Pelham Bay, N. Y. according to
browns Letters, Inc, Construction Re-
ports. The buildings will be known as
the Isaac Rice Memorial, and when
completed will cost approximately ST.
oVo,oo0 Plans and specifications were
prepared in the office of Hertz & Rob
nson, SSl Madison Avenue, and the
contract for the construction has been
awarded to the T. J. Buckley Construc-
ton Company, 303 Fifth Avenue.
The 62 and 6A William Street Realty
corporation has awarded the general
contract for the construction of new
otfice building at 60 and GA William
Street. The building will be of fire
proof construction. eight stories and
basement, 42xl23. Plans and specihca-
Nons were prepared by Harry Nj. Claw
son, 33l Madison Avenue, and the con-
tract for the construction has been
awarded TO James McWalters & Son,
Inc. l493 Broadway.
W. L. & G. II. O'Shea, % Broadway.
have been awarded the contract for
constructing new Office building in ia
maica for the Bank of Manhattan. The
structure VIII be from plans by Morrell
smith, Far Rockaway. and will cost in
the nelghborhood of Sl25OOO
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23
Business Concerns
Find Space i'm
Midtown Section
Broadway and SD Street
Store Brings 100000
Rental; Another at 55th
Street Corner Is Leased

Rlce 4 Hill leased a store and base
memt IN the Capitol Hotel building, at
10 20 Broadway, northwest corner of
fi1ty,second Street, to Robert l.. Hatch,
who has number of chocolate stores 8
throughout the city. Extensive alter
ations Will be made. The rental for
100000. wy
Cross & Brown Company leased the
store at the southwest corner of Broad
way and F1fty-tifth Street to Lower Mo-
tors Supplies Co.; for the Vesey Hold
ing Corporation, the building at 254 and
2oo West Fifty-fourth Street, to Victor
CAM and Palette & Shirley, and space
at 512 Fifth Avenue to Ralph M. Com
tort, 524 Broadway to Meyer Kaplan
and at 576 Fifth Avenue to the Trans
continental Oil Company
D. Arthur Fischer leased for Michael
Mcbride to John Couldis the .four-stor
building 22l West Thirty-eighth Street
Tor II years, at an aggregate rental of
about 100000. Nicholas Cotoukas was
associated as broker. Mr.. Fischer also
leased the fourth loft at COL Sixth
Avenue to Siegel & Salavar.
j. W; Goddard & Sons, Inc, an
nounced that they will occupy the
store and basement at II East TWENTY
sixth street. running through to 6 and 8
East Twenty yseventh Street, after the
hrst of February next. The premises
viii contain approximately $4,000 so.
It. The building Will be known as the
Goddard Building. Goddard & Sons,
Inc, for. upward Of thirty years have
been located in Bleecker Street. The
transaction was negotiated by NJ. & L.
Hess, Inc.
Louis Schrag leased the store at 1885,
I, I3S- LAO West Twentythird Street to
Ritchie & Cornell.
Henry Shapiro e. Co. leased the
store at S67 Eighth Avenue to Michael
kreis, of Chattanooga, Tenn, ladies'
wearing apparel, at an aggregate rental
of 100000
Pease & Gilman leased the store at
6S6 Lexington Avenue to Lenore
Wheeler Williams.
Finn, Sandberg, Raynes & Lee. one
Of the largest marine houses in the
city, rented from d. Charles B. Van
Nalen, Inc, the fifth floor at 5l-3
Maiden Lane, for an aggregate rental
Of $4,000
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
\, ~ -! AMES ME-, MACBETH and ELIZABETH
HAnR1ET EMMA "i KitNwoRTrHHSY. 'oarHS skMEs s5ssi4sss
mArhsf mHrres HNRY nnnsYriea 53HT HATFEy qn
widower. ROBERT MAcBETH. stI "ANNIE' n [ =
MACBETH. his wife, name Annie fictitious
known to piantins MARY NNM MclNTyRn ps,ns 9n-
SARAH JANE JOHNSTON, JOHN 7. HAF,
FEY unmarried. ISABELLE v HEssLER
Y, BROWNELL, ROY r. NORTON. HAZEL
NORTON, his wife. CLYDE II. NORTON,
unmarried, Y, carried, LILLIAN NJ. pENHAM SARAH
ert sr', NJ Haffcy, deceased, WILLIAM F. HAF-
FEi =, unmarried HAZEL f. GREY. EDNA
M M. Il, T,uRNER; III ;I;IS; Fl ROBERT NJ HAFFEY. un-
z: HAFFEY. THELMA L. HAFFFEY. ~ F EVE r.
by I4H N,l,,l F.; HAFFEY. ROBERT w: MACBETH.
fHOEBE TIss II cATHERIME MACBETH: his wife,
Macbeth deccased. ROBERT w. MACBETH''
as "a sole qualifying sNeGutor Of the Last will
FRnE Of Mam MAGsf1n de-
MARY" LEE, name Mary fictitious. true
hrst name Of said defendant being unknown
TO THE ABOVE-NAMED DEFENDANTS :
YOU ARE EACH HEREBY SUMMONED
70 answer the complaint In this action and
t'Hs' attorneys within twenty days after the
service of this summons exclusive of the day
pa oear service and In case OF your failure to ap
against you by default. for the relief de-
IN the complaint.
Dated April 10, 1920.
Plaintiffs Attorneys 2l5 il Montague r,~' Street
Brooklyn, N. Y.
pE,S}, TO THE Ed DETENDANTs JOHN MAC
ACBETH, name Annie fictitious. etc, wife
Of Robert Macbeth. MARY ANN MCINTYRE.
81, SARAH JANE JOHNSTON. JOHN T. HAF-
FEY, ISABELLE HESSLER. sometimes
known as Belle Hessler, ETHEL V BROWN-
Ell ELL, ROY T NORTON. HAZEL NoRToN. his
WI5s! EESuaM SLiDE gsp 4 u NGhToN LILLI4N n;
e. HAFFEY, HAZEL E. GREY. EDNA NJ T.
TuRNER; ROBERT NJ: HAFFEY. BERTHA
FEY and ANNA HAFTEY, widow of Robert
NJ. Haffey =
The foregoing summons is served upon you
GEORGE V. MuLLAN, Justice Of the Su-
preme Court of the State OF New York. dated
18th day Of July, 1920, in the Once of the
Clerk Of the County of New York at the
county Court House in the Borough of Man
haitian. City. County and State of New York
the original complaint having been filed In
said office on the 23rd day of April, 1920.
,or The oo,eGt OF this rs action Is to make parti
parties and II 1t appear that partition can
not be made without great prejudice to the
owners, then for sale OF the following de-
ALL that lot Of land IN tho City and
County Of New York. with the buildings
thereon. bounded and described as follows:
BEGINNING at a point in the northerly
side of Twentieth Street, distant three hun
ired and ten feet easterly from the intersec-
-ion of the northerly side of Twentieth Street
and the easterly side of Second Avenue; and
running thence northerly parallel with Second
Avenue, and part of the way through "A party
vail, ninety-two feet 20 the centre line of
he block; thence easterly along said centre
line twenty feet; thence southerly again
parallel with Second Avenue, ninety-two feet
o the noriherly side of Twentieth Street. and
hence westerly along the northerly side OF
twentieth Street twenty feet to the point of
oeginning
Dated. July 80, 1920.
CLARKE & FROST,
Plaintiffs Attorneys, 2a5 Montague Street,
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23
Buyers Still
Drawn to Flats
On East Side
| |)perators Increase Holdings
in 4lst Street by Pur-
chase of Two Houses:
Trading On West Side

rhe Hup Realty Company. Inc. (J.
ebr G. Hupfel, president>. purchased
1-on Caroline Dohm 22S to 227 East
I,nr.v-frst Street. two fve-storv apart
.snts. 5ox100. BY this acquisition the
Inn Realty Company, Inc, now con-
lis plot Of $50 Feet in Forty-tirst
|s-eet, running through to I5e feet in
|sor.y-secord Street. Henry Eof was
|ae broker.
Ola Wanderer bought the five-story
,1sment at 1915 Avenue A. 25x79.
Bes:rioe V Madden sold TO Max
|sscher the four-story fat 1908 Lex
zion Avenue. 261lNS2.
BERTHA NJ. Johnson sold to Salim
|ahkous the tivo-story tenement 1S43
|Trs, Avenue, 25NS0-
Cecilia Cassesc bought from ?. Nun
rata the five-story tenement 425 East
.rrhteenth Street. 25N92.
fhe Exchange Holding Company sold
|. the Haven Avenue Realty Corpora
sor the ive-Story apartment POL TO 205
|ssyen Avenue. 75xl19.
rhs Guy & Mcdonald Realty Cor
.ration bought from Nellie Reilly the
|fr-storv apartment. with stores. at l63
|r.s ls5 West 145th Street. AOx991l,
|:soinine the northeast corner ot SeV-
|,.th Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23

me approximate amount of the Hen or
charse' TO- satisfy which the ahove-described
property ls to be sold, is Eleven thousn nd
sM hundred thirty y-one and O2-1OO dollars
- i'o3l.V2l with interest thereon from the
s5rl day Of February, 1918, less the sum Of
$'oo.3l paid on account of said interest, to-
selher Mith the costs and allowance amount
iHg 70 ihrea hundred forty & 34-lOO dollars
ls540 3D. with interest from March g. 1918.
together with the expenses Of the sale The
approximate amount of the taxes assess
ments and water rates. or other liens. which
are to be allowed to the purchaser out of
we purchase money, or paid by tine Referee,
is twenty dollars tS20) and interest
Dated. New York, August 9 1920
EMANUEL B. COHEN Referee
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23
FORECLOSURE SALES

SCfREME COURT. COUNTY OFF NEW
,rbn rbrk' 60 clS 9 Index No. o723 Year 1917.
aeainst 'rreaen%lch rae Savings Bank. Plaintiff.
fendants '' "AN o'ne's' De-
~ IN pursuance of judgment of foreclosure
a,.., ana sa,e duly made and entered In the abovs
emitted action and bearing dale the 9th dav
rarsraa ps March C., i9ls. !, the undersgned the
enaree pnble acian IN sa,d Judgment named WIN soil
10, 1916 Vesey Street in the Borough Of
MAJ aManh@ttan, II, City cf New York, on the 3oth
mat day. by Jacob H Mayors. Aucttoneer'
sne sh.a premises directed by said Judgment to be
so'a; ana therein described as follows
ALL that certain lot piece or pa reel OF
Inv ,hna with the buildings and improvements
therT2n the erected situate lying and being in
state Of New York. and bounded and de-
scrlhed as follows:
side dshGlNTnMG 81 oas ,a at point on the southery
street distant four hundred and eighty nine
ieet lee westerly from the corner formed by the
hundred and thirty seventh Street at' with the the
westerly side of Seventh Avenue thence
running running southery and parallel with Seventh
Avenue and part of the distance through a
party wall ninety-nlne feet eleven inches to
tne centre line of the block; thence westerly
allel with One hundred and thirty seventh
Street eighteen feet; thence northery and
again parallel with said Seventh Avenue and
wall: ninety nine feet eleven inches to the
southerly side OF One hundred and thirty
seventh Street, and thence easterly along
thirty seventh Street eighteen feet to the
point or place Of beginning be said several
distances and dimensions more or less, being
now known as Number Two hundred and
forty-six t246) West one hundred and thirty
seventh Street in said Borough
Dated, New York August 9. 1920
EMANUEL B. COHEN. Referee.
MlDDLEBROOK & BORLAND. Attorneys
for Plaintiff, 46 Cedar Street, Manhat
tan New York City
The following is a diagram Of the property
70 be sold; it's street number is 246 West
137th Street:
1o7,I, ctroo.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23
W. L. Pullman Gets Large
House i'm New Rochelle

~ flsh 4 Marvin sold for Mrs. Mary f.
7. Smith 4 Fairview Place. New Ro.
chelle, fourteen room house on larga
Plot to W. 7. Pullman, of William R
Grace G. Co., this city.
The same brokers rented for Mrs.
Mary Louise Kaye her Colonial dwell
lng at 1876 Broadview Avenue, New Ro-
cheile, and have sold for Samuel r
Eccles his new Colonial house on
Wynnewood Road at Pelham Manor
to Charles NJ. Haskins, of Glenbrook,
Sonn The property was held at
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23
Quick Profit in Resale
OF Greenwich St. Corner

Snowber & Co. sold 303 to 3O7
greenwich Street, northeast corner Of
Chambers Street, two six-storv and
basement and one tive-story and base
ment buildings, which had been in the
possession Of the selling family for
more than forty years. The purchas-
ers have resold the property ut sub
stantial advance and have taken back
on 1t long term lease The build
ings. mill constructed, were for many
years occupied as sugar refinery and
subsequently, for twenty years as the
John Martin & Sons. Snowber & Co
recently sold 164 and 166 Chambers
Street TO Hunter, Walton e. Co., butter,
after fifty eight years of occupancy as
tenants
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23

ance of an order of Honorable John p.
Cohalan, Surrogate OF the County Of New
York. NOTICE is hereby given TO all per-
sons having claims against Madeleine
Cochrane. late OF the County OF New York.
deceased. 10 present the same with vouch-
of transacting business the Office OF his
attorneys. Esselstyn & Haughwout. No. 2
Rector St, Manhattan. New York. or
before the 27th day of Decembe, next.
Dated. New York, the 10Th day OF June.
CONDICT w. CUTLER. Executor
ES TLSTYN & HAJtittWN Attor-
neys for Executor : Rector Street.
>sew York City
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23

Eugene +. Hughes & Bro. announce
me following sales at South Orange,
n j.: For Anthony J. Manda to Harry
nordon. seven-room house at 60
Third Street; for Joseph ]. Turner to
Charles r. Wallender, an eight-room
dwelling; Colonial dwelling on RAY
mond Street for Harold H. Goodman to
Florence A. Abbott At West Orange,
Mr. Hughes sold for Annie r. Meeker
26 Ridgeview Avenue, a six-room house.
and for Richard Myers, a seven-room
house at II Ridgeview Avenue to How
ard I. Whipple.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23
Find Suites i'm ADartments

Pease d Gilman rented apartments
at 993 Park Avenue to John Auchin-
Gloss; at 944 Park Avenue to Mrs. H. J.
Lamarche; at $40 Park Avenue to Bar
rett Andrews; at 80 West Fifty-ninth
Street to Mrs. Halle l. Housman; at
10 East Seventy second Street to w. c..
Heppenheimer jr., and at 1856 West
Eighty sixth Street for Mark Rafalsky
q Co. to Morton Lachenhruch
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23
Henry q. James Acquires
Big Estate AT pIapdoroa

L'Ecluse, Washburn G. Co. sold the
Mrs. Isabel 7. Nelson estate, at Plan
dome, to Harry B. James, president of
the Interstate Lighterage and Trans
portation Company. The property was
heid ats 10000. The same company
also sold to Mr.. James for the Plan
dome Land Company the adjoining
land' held at $4,000, on which Mr..
house
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23
Theater for East 10th St.
l. Leased for $50. .OnO

The Lebertan Corporation leased the
property at 176 to 1870 East 11Gth
Street, running through to III East
ll5th Street, formerly owned by Bor-
den's Farm Products Company. for
over forty years at an aggregate rental
of over $459,000. The lessee is to i'm
prove the plot with theater from
plans by benjamin W. Levitan, to cost
S25OO00. The main floor will seat 1,5OO
persons and the roof garden about the
same number. The owner is the Dyla
COrporatiOn
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23
Fire Record

a. NJ. LOSS
1:25-2oO Il. 2sth St, Jacob Naskin '>'''''
Trfing
s;so-1o53 Lexington Ave, Bertha
=, a:o5-l4s w. 4lst St. unknown. None
2:06-loist St. and Manhattan Ave
auto; NJ Robinson. .Trifiing
2:o5-3t9 e. F+th ST. unknown. None
2:lb-S66 Tiffany St, Bronx. Harry
lSrEr0W ....-........ Trining
S;6s-s0i 9TH St, unknown. .Trining
5:36-lS95 Hughes Ave. Bronx. lot;
UNKNOWN .....-..-... None
6:46--16S f.. 4Sth ST, Anna Davis Trifling
7;lo-346 E. Attn St. Pauline Blass
Trifing
s;so--l57 Mott St; Joseph Cruel. Tritlins
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23
SURROGATES' NOTICES

BUsHE. EUGENE lin PURSUANCE OF
an order OF Honorable John p. Cohalan, a
Surrogate Of the County OF New York,
NOTICE Is hereby given to all persons
having claims against Eugene l.. Bushe, late
OF the County of New York. deceased to
the subscriber, at It's principal place of
transacting business. No. 22 William street.
IN the Borough of Manhattan. City of New
YORK. on or before the 18th day OF Septem-
ber next.
Dated. Naw York. the ard day Of March,
1920.
FARMERS LOAN & TRUST COMPANY.
Executor.
WILLARD A. MITCHELL. Attorney for
Executor. 14l Broadway. Manhattan.
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23
lvde Iron Works Purchase
T.aroe Sizes in Bvo,,x

The Clyde Iron Works and the Lake
rood Engineering Company purchased.
trough Cross & Brown, from Bergen
altman, the block bounded by East
18th and 156th streets, Walnut Ave
ige and the ~ Y. X. H. & H. r. r,
80 the half block frontage on the
pgth side OF East l86th Street from
acust to Walnut avenues.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23
BROOKLYN Branch for Bank

The Rulkley & Horton Company and
Joseph NJ. May were the brokers in the
sale of the four-story building on the
northwest corner of Fifth Avenue and
Seventy-ffth Street to the Brooklyn
Trust Company which will make ex-
tensive alterations for Bay Ridge
branch.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23

Patents
LEGAL NOTICES

BIG RARGAIN-New and used wardrobe
trnnks SOC SIKH ave. bet 3oth-3lst s,s.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23
INVITATION TO CONTRACTORS

Part of the Seventh Avenue Lexington
Avenue Rapid Transit Railroad
Sealed bids or proposals for the con
struction of the Jerome Avenue Yard Of
Route No. 16, part of the Seventh Avenue-
Lexington Avenue Rapid Transit Railroad
VIII be received by the Transit Construction
Commissioner of the State of New York
,hereinafter called the "Commissioner) at
the Office Of the Commissioner at No. 40
lafayette Street, Borough of Manhattan, New
York City, until the 3lst day of August 1920
eleven thirty Nl 800 o'clock A. H., at
which time and place or at later date t.
be fixed by the Commissioner the proposals
Will be publicly opened
The said part to be constructed is TO be a
railroad yard built partly in open cut and
partly on embankment, and connection be-
tween said yard and the elevated railroad
in Jerome Avenue to be built on masonry and
steel construction, extending over and upon
City property. in the Borough OF The Bronx,
in the northeast corner of Jerome Park
Reservoir property. near Jerome Avenue and
include tha widening 'of the existing ele
waited railroad the westerly side OF jerome
Avenue between Bedford Park Boulevard
station and the railroad yard to provide for
an additional track, the care and support
surface, subsurlace and overhead structures,
the maintenance of traffic and the restor-
alton of street surfaces
The Contractor must complete the work
within eighteen GS) months from the de-
livery of the contract
A fuller description Of the work and
other requirements, provisions and speclhca-
tions given in the Information for Con-
tractors and IN the forms of contract bond
tract drawings, which are to be deemed
part Of this Invitation and copies of which
may be inspected and purchased at said
Office OF the Commissioner.
The receipt of bids will be subject to the
requirements specified in said Information
for Contractors.
New York; August - 1920
TRANSIT CONSTRUCTION COMMISSIONER.
JOHN II. DELANEY. Commiss iouer
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23

CREDITORS TAkE NOTICE
Charles X. Feuer sold on August 2ds
1920, his Ladies and Children's wearing
apparel shop. At SO Lenox Avenue 10
Sslda Seiden. Creditors having claims
should present them on or before August
26th. 1920. to Sanuel ". Solins Attorney.
3e0 Rrnad,vaN.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23
Get West 84th Street House

Pease & Gilman leased for Miss
Annie Parker to Mrs John G. Lavender
the four story dwelling, 5 West Eighty
fourth Street.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23
Fine Estate at New Rochelle
Purchased bv III. Platt

The Home Realty Company sold for
N Feiser his property located on
Platt, of New Rochelle The seller has
been asking $4,000 for the property.