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New-York tribune., 1920-03-26
Frederick Brown Acquires
Large Plots in West Bronx

Frederick Brown has bought from the
Silverman estate a plot, 200x90, on the
south side Of Davidson Avenue, near
Burnside Avenue; plot, 90x100, at
the southwest corner of Harrison Ave
nue. and 1S0th Street; a plot, 53x153x
irregular, on the north side of Har-
rison Avenue, near Burnside Avenue,
and a plot, 120x100, on the north side
of Grand Avenue, near 180tb Street.
The brokers were Byrne & Bowman.
Sales of Flats and Dwellings
The Meister Builders have purchased
73S East 1S0th Street and 2706 Clin-
ton Avenue, two tive-story apartments.
J. Carreau and A. Citoma were the
brokers.
Alexander Selkin has sold for Will
liam Weinraub the three story dwell
ing, on lot 20x100, at 1868 Teller Ave
nue.. Mr.. Selkin and David Mentz have
sold for the Creston Realty Corpora
tion the threestory dwelling, on plot
50x10O, at 2677 Creston Avenue.
George Kean, president Of the Kean
Manhattan Corporation, has sold S91
East 172d Street, four-story apart
ment on plot 33x100.
L. Shulsky has sold 908 Freeman
Street and the adjoining parcel at the
corner of Simpson Street to Harry
Cohen.
The Hudwill Corporation has bought
the one-family house at 1448 Rosedale
Avenue; also the two-family house at
4033 Edison Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-26
Operator Buys
Big Flat on
West End Ave.
Daniel III. Jackson Pur-
chases history Apart
ment at the Corner of
.87th Street; Other Sales

Daniel n. Jackson has bought from
Martha S. Wittnauer. $50 to 5sS West
End Avenue, northeast corner Of
Eighty-seventh Street. thirteen-story
apartment, on plot 7x100, with two
duplex apartments on each floor of
eight rooms and four baths. On the
corner there is a fve-story dwelling. on
lot 22x100, lately acquired by Mrs. Witt
nauer to protect the light Of the larger
structure and which was recently alter
ed into smaller bachelor. apartments Of
one. two and three rooms each. The
larger house was erected by Sumner
Gerard about four years ago. D. A.
New Owner for Her1eon Court
The six-story elevator apartment, on
plot 98x100, at tbs southwest corner
Of Audubon Avenue and 176th Street.
has been sold by the Wians Realty
Company, Jacob Wiegand president, to
client of Mitchell Smoleroof and Max
we'll Mayed. 1t is known as the Her
leon Court.
Broadway Corner Flat Sold
The Ridgewood, O seven-story ele-
vator apartment at the northeast cor
ner of Broadway and 10Th Street, has
been sold by the estate Of George Ro-
senfeld. The property has frontage
Of 81.1 feet on Broadway and 1913 feet
on the street.
More West Side Sales
The fve-storY fiat, on lot 25x1029
at 1875 West Eghty-third Street has
been sold by Howard Conklin.
Arthur E. Marsh has resold the Penn
broke, q six-story apartment on plot
50x1OO, at 10 and IL West Ninety-third
Street, which he purchased recently
through L. J. Phillips & Co.
Buying in Harlem District
James Douglas has sold to Herman
Roske 6 West 103d Street, five-story
apartment on plot 34xl00.
The Merit Realty Corporation, Mar
Gus L. Osk president, has Sold the four
story tenement, on lot 26x74, at 10E
East 105th Street, to a client Of C. H
Foster.
Charles Katz has purchased from the
Pawnee Realty Company and the Te-
come Realty Company respectively the
two five estory buiioings, on plot 2oN
l0011 each, at $40 and $40 East 109th
Street.
James henry mas SOLD Tor Ine MOUn-
tain Garage Company 300 East 127th
Street, five-story tenement, on lot
30x10O.
The fve-story building, or lot 16s
100.11, at 131 west 117th Street has
been sold by Herman Goldberg to A.
Lorenz
Oscar D. & Herbert V. Dixie have sold
for Philip Arcularius, as trustee, the
r-story single fiat at 1747 Lexington
Avenue, on lot 18x64.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-26
Decision Reserved
In Suit to Halt
City Bus Service
Court Calls on Attorneys
for Briefs i'm Action to
Restrain ST., 900, ,OOO Ex-
penditure for Vehicles

After listening to argument Of coun-
sci, Supreme Court Justice Gavegan
reserved decision yesterday ON the ap-
1plication OF Edward schafer. a broker
suing as taxpayer, to restrain the
city from spending $1,ooo,ooo to ex-
tend the bus service in the city and
from continuing the bus lines in oper-
alton. The justice gave to the attorneys
week in which to file briefs.
Louis Marshall argued the case for
the petitioner, and Corporation Coun-
sci Burr appeared for the city. Mr.
MARSHALL attacked what he termed the
Illegal action of the municipality In
engaging in the transportation busi-
ness. He said it was in violation of
the public service laws and that such
project might result in largely in
creased taxes for the taxpayers.
Mr. Marshall argued that the city
nao as much right to go into the cloth
ing business or the grocery business
tion line, q right which the Legisla-
ture never intended to give in the city
charter: The lawyer pointed out the
Tate that the railway companies Of
New York have met in financial mat
ters. The city would not 60 into the
hands of receiver, he said, but the
city would have to go into tho pockets
OF the taxpayers to meet the cost OF
operating municipal bus line such
as is planned.
Mr.: Marshall said; can appropriation
OF Sl,0OO,000 is asked for this year.
Who knows that it will not be S20.O00.-
ooo in another year"
Inc establishment Of the proposed
bus lines was clearly without constitu-
tlonal authority, said Mr.. Marshall,
who mentioned that the city had to
obtain from the Legislature the power
to operate the ferries.
Objections Of the same nature could
be made, said Mr.. Marshall, to the city
building and renting houses to relieve
the housing situation, which PROPOSE
tion has been discussed.
Corporation Counsel Burr declared
that Mr.. Schafer, who seeks the in
junction, is the holder Of large block
OF lnterborough stock, which state
ment produced denial. He contended
there was movement begun bv the
business people of Broadway to ask
that the car tracks be removed and a
bus line substituted for the cars. He
insisted that under the home rule act
of 1913 the city has wider powers than
1t possessed before and under which
the municipality could legally establish
the bus lines. Mr.. Burr said that in de-
Gliding on the municipality owned lines
only the welfare of the people of the
city was considered.
In a communication to the Board of
Estimate yesterday Commissioner
Groven A. Whalen, Of the Department
of Plant and Structures, stated that the
plans and specifications have been pre-
pared for the advertising of contract,
pursuant to the resolution adopted by
the board on March 1c, authorizing an
appropriation of $1,0O0000 for the pur-
that if the injunction issued by Judge
Newberger was denied he would sub
nit the plans to the board forthwith.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-26
Gets ST., 500, 600 to Build
Skyscraper Near Circle
Jacob Wertfeim to Erect at
Least 20 Stories on Broad
wav Block for DIR. Harriss

The Columbus Circle Arcade Com
pany, Jacob Werthcim, has secured a
mortgage of $1,5ooooO, through Will
bounded by Broadway, Fifty seventh
and Fifty eighth streets and Eighth
Avenue, which was leased recently to
DIR. John A. Harriss, Special Deputy
Police Commissioner. Under the terms
of the lease to DR.. Harriss a modern
Office building, with foundations suf-
fcient for twenty stories, is to be COM
pleted within three years, at q cost
running into the millions. The erec-
tion of this building, which is one OF
the largest office buildings so far pro-
jected north Of the Times Square sec
ton, is another substantial indication
Of the trend toward Columbus Circle.
1t is also reported that William A.
White e. Sons have recently placed the
following other loans: $4,000, at 5k
Delaney Street; $4,000, at 6 per cent,
for three years, on II and 73 Orange
Street, Brooklyn; s2s5,ooo, at 6 per
cent, for five wears, on Broadway, 131st
and 1921 streets; $4,000, at per cent,
for three years, on 113 West Fifty
first Street; $4,000, at 6 per cent, for
ten years, on 81 and 63 Vandam Street
and "A and rs Charlton Street; $1,000.
at per cent, for five years, on 24S
East Forty-eighth Street; s350,Ooo, at
6 per cent, for ten years, on the Rosen-
berg Brothers clothing factory in
Rochester; $4,000, at ~ per cent. for
three years, on $50 Ninth Avenue; S27,-
900. at 51a per cent, for three years,
on 3O4 Columbus Avenue; s5o,oo0, at
51a per cent, for three years, on 22 East
Sixty third Street; 100000, at 5+s per
cent, for five years, on 80 and 81 Pine
Street and 1876 Water Street; $4,000, at
SIX per cent, for three years. on 54
East 1o4th Street; S12,5o0, at 5l2 per
cent, for five years, on "a West Eighty
fourth Street; $4,000, at 51s per cent,
for three years, on 3o6 West 1o9th
Street; 100000, at 8 per cent, for ten
years, on the Samler Clothing Stores,
in Norfolk, Va; 100000, at b1a per
cent, for FIVE years, on 72 and IA Pine
Street; $4,000, at 5h per cent, for three
years. on 155 West 121st Street, and
100000, at 8 Y per cent, for five years,
on 35 West Thirty-ffth Street.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-26
Morgenthau Visits Officials
New Envoy to Mexico Discusses
Situation With Cabinet Heads

From The Tribuncs Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, March 25.-Henry
Morgenthau, whose nomination as Am
bassador to Mexico was sent to the
Senate early this week, talked day
with White House, State, War and
Navy department officials on the Mex
lean situation. He had luncheon with
Secretary of State Colby and Under
Secretary Polk and went over dip
lomatic papers in regard to Mexico
with these officials during the after
noon.
Later Mr.. Morgenthau held a brief
conference with Secretary of War
Baker, and during the talk General
Pershing entered the Secretary's Office
1t was said officially that there was no
significance to the visits of MIR. Nor
genthau and General Persnlng. Secre-
tary Daniels Of the Navy Department
was also visited by Mr.. Morgenthau
as was Secretary Tumulty at the White
House. Mr.. Morgenthau will go
to Mexico City without delay after his
confirmation by the Senate, Secretary
Colby said.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-26
Brooklyn Flats Look
Attractive to Investors

The Mc1nerney Klinck Realty Com
pany has sold the five store and apart
ment buildings at SIG to S24 Coney
Island Avenue. The property has a
frontage of 100 feet on Coney Island
Avenue and depth of 100 feet and was
sold for Herman Kremer and Henry
Kre4ner.
The Berkshire Realty Company has
bought 46 and 48 South Elliot Place, a
five-story apartment house, on plot
40x100. L. Strauss was the broker.
Charles Partridge has sold the two
story and store building at 1881 Flat
bush Avenue for John McEravy, and
for Joseph Maier the two-story and
basement dwelling at S94 Lincoln Placs
to buyer who will occupy.
Bulky & Horton Company has sold
226 Troy Avenue, two-family dwell
ing, on lot 16.sx9o, for A. E. Adamson
to an investor.
Henry Pierson & Co. have sold the
three-story store property at 333 Flat
bush Avenue for M A. & W. L. Com
pany to an investor.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-26
Fowler Express Co.
Jackson's Express,
LEXINGTON AVENUE AND 44TH ST.
PROPOSALS

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
the Board OF Water Supply, at its offices,
Row. Centre and Chambers streets New
York City, until ii A. Ss.. on Tuesday April
49,. 1920. for Contract 207, for furnishing
and delivering gate-vaIves hydraulic cylin-
ders. bronze castings and appurtenances for
the Gilboa dam and the Shandaken tunnel.
all as set forth in the specifications. All de-
lfveries shall be made f. O. b. at the Grand
Gorge station on the Ulster and Delaware
Railroad. Delaware County. New York.
be publicly opened and read. Pamphlets CON
tanning information for bidders and contract
drawings can be obtained at the above ad-
dress. at the Office Of the Secretary, by de-
posting the sum of ten dollars ($1o) In cash
or it's equivalent for each pamphlet. For
further particulars apply to the ONCE Of the
Chief Engineer at the above address.
JOHN F. CALVIN, President
CHARLES N. CHADWICK.
l.. j. C'REILLY.
Commissioners. Board OF Water Supply.
BENZ. r. EINBIGLER. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-26
Realty Trading in City and Suburbs
More Concerns Buy for
Occupancy Downtown
Dealer in Dyes Will Improve
North Moore Street Realty
Purchased

The Dicks David Company Inc. deal
ers in dyestuffs, has purchased through
William A. White & Sons the two prep
critics at 10 and 81 North Moore Street,
just west Of varick Street, on plot 43x
Is. The new owner plans erecting a
modern building for its own occupancy.
The Markham Realty Corporation Is
the seller of 10 North Moore and Jacob
J. Aronson Of 21 North Moore.
Grace Estate Sells Loft
The Charles F. Noyes Company has
sold for the estate of w. R. Grace to
Frederick Brown the ven-story build
ing at go and 62 Lispenard Street, on
plot 50x90.
Duane Street Corner for Fruit Firm
The six-story building on lot 25.5x
30, at 305 Washington Street and 196
Duane Street, southeast corner, has
been sold by James J. McCarren to J.
+. & Murray Heller, wholesale fruit
dealers.
Fortfeth Street Buyer Plans Change
Henry Hof has sold to Kantack
Heath & Warman the two four-story
buildings at 238 and 240 West Fortieth
Street, who will alter same for their
own occupancy for showroom, Office
and factory.
Flat Gives Way to Loft
Hugh Gordon Miller. lawyer, has
purchased the northeast corner OF
Seventh Avenue and Twenty-sixth
Street, a six-story apartment with six
stores, on plot 50x100, through John T.
heine. The buyer plans to alter the
building into lofts, showrooms and of.
tices. Through the same broker Mr.
Miller has assembled plot, 50x10o, ir
West Twenty-sixth Street, between
Sevanth and Eighth avenues. which will
also be developed for business.
Another Garage for 49th Street
Interests identified with George
Backer have bought from the Morrison
estate through the Fl. Fl. Gibson Realty
Company the two fve-story fats a,
1876 and 1877 West Forty-ninth Stree,
and the adjoining three-story houses
at 139 and 141, forming a plot 90x100
The present buildings will be replaced
BY six-story garage, to cost about
S250OOO.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-26
- - -
SUMMONS

h
ME- ya COURT OF THE STATE OF
sAHNrs' County Of New York.--RoSA
aiepdsY,, FiaintiN. VS. HENRY PARNES,
aaent NJ xf summons. Action for Anuul-
fop1 ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT:
ner tn NJ ~ HEREBY SUMMONED to an
NE r. .soIhpiaint in this action and to
~ ittopy or your answer en- the Plain
g srvica within twenty days after
y day OF this summons, exclusive Of
Slure to anS, service, and in case of your
t&ksn ppear or answer Judgment Will
VET dsms ssinst you by default for the
dated edNsndsd Ndsd In the complaint.
~" xork. November 18th, 1919.
Attorn.,, lSADORE SHAPIRO.
Ad6,: tor Plaintiff. Ofiico and p. O.
|. Aanha. I2o Broadway, Borough OF
= Henr~ ~'.nan. tan. City OF New York,
fsnd.n. farnes. the above named do
|sp BY nnhssoing summons Is served upon
|@l NssSation. pursuant to an order Of
stne Co,san. HJur. Justice OF tho Su-
We'd ~ Surt of the State az New York.
Va sits nth day Of February. 1890. ana
~ Clark at se complaint In the office Of
ccuntyo ot the County OF New York, at
N Nanhs}t sours House, in the Borough
~ Ycrss City. County and State Of
"ew York. February 18th. 1920.
A1tsnsv o.. !HADORD SHAPIRO.
Al6rs. aor Platntix. Once and r. q.
Aanha,. 1zo Broadway, Borough Of
ssss City vi New YORK.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-26
Sales of Long Island Homes

The Lewis II. May Company has
sold for Walter S. & Edwin S. Strauss
three two-family dwellings on the west
side of Union Street. Far Rockaway,
L. I.
The Rickert-Brown Realty Company
has sold to Charles G. Barrett two
story Colonial dwelling on Ditmars
j. Albert Johntra has sold 462 Amity
Street, Flushing. dwelling, for John
w. Crawford to Edwin p. Larkin.
Pease & Gilman have let, furnished,
for Congressman F. c. Hicks, Of Wash
ington, his shore front property at
Port Washington, L. l., to NJ. L. Reaua.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-26
Houses at Morristown Sold

Harvey ]. Genung and Arthur G.
Day have sold for the Elizabeth G.
Farrelly estate cottage on Grant
Street, Morristown, N. j., to Michael
Maher; double house at 20 and 81
Columbia Street to David Johnston;
also double house at 25 and "a
Columbia Street to Eugene Ayers and
single cottage at % Columbia Street
to David r. Barkman.
Grace A. Teshima, Of Madison, has
sold her large modern dwelling, with
half an acre and large garage, to DR..
John Adams, Of New York, through the
same brokers.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-26
WAREHOUSE SALE OF GOODS
FOR UNPAID CHARGES

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PRoy1s1cN
OF law, there being due and unnaid
Gfnaress fN 70 ror which the undersigned Fowler
aApFess ~ co. and Jackson's Express is entitled
20 20 iieh as warehouseman on the goods here
,natter described and due notice having bean
given 10 all parties known to claim an in.
terest therein. and the time specified In such
notice Tor payment OF such charges having
expired there will be sold at public auctjnn
At Inc w. II. flattau & Son Auction
no0ms iI5 University Place. on TUES
DAY, APRIL 18TH, 1920. at 1880 A M
ana continuing On each and every Tuesda v
thereafter beginning at the same hour. Until
trupIts m sooqs hsxaa are sold to wit: Merchandise
contents held for the account Of the follow.
ing parties concerned: 1 trunk. G; SIMON.
DIET; trunk, ]. G. CASSINI; trunks
Mrs. LEDDY; l trunk, MR. ROWAN.
trunk V. MOORE; trunk, e McGUiRE.
u u1runk, HOLFINGER; trunk, MISS
ROONEY: l trunk. c. r. ENDERLEE: !
trunk, MRS. DUFFY; l trunk. GILBERr:
! trunk. AM. COMMITTEE OF FRENCH
LEAGUE; box, E. STROMBERG: box. - I
MaRIiN; N trunk G. McDEVITT: bag. MIR
RA5AS: bag. QUEENAN; trunk, ALICE
OSBORN; bag, MIR. TURVA; pkgs.. JACK
BARRY; boxes. MRS. I. G. BREWSTER: :
case. MISS l.. DAVIS: trunk, MISS
BA1TSEL: trunk. GILBERT, being now
stored In the said Fowler Express CO. and
Jackson's Express Warerooms. The goods
Will be on exhibition at the time and place Of
Of
New-York tribune., 1920-03-26
Home Buying in Westchester

Fish & Marvin have sold for the
Sycamore Development Company new
houses on Park Avenue, Bronxville, to
Ralph Williams, and have sold three
lots at Brambach Avenue and Ewart
Street to a resident Of Scarsdale for
investment. The same brokers have
rented for Mrs. Anna H. Bacon her
vile to TX. Drury, of brooklyn.
The home of Mrs. Ida Lowrie at 3e
Midland Avenue, White Plains, has been
sold to J. M. Palm, of this city. George
Howe was the broker.
Prince & Ripley have sold the home
of E. l.. Farwell at So Davis Avenue.
White Plains, to Andrew J. w. Ewald.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-26
SEEKING A HOME?.

All the facts you should know about Westches-
ter Connecticut, New Jersey. Long Island Brooklyn
and Staten Island have been compiled
plots and acreage for sale.
Train service fare, tax rates, water supply drain
age, roads, schools, churches, clubs, arnusements
social actividesall have bearing on your decision
The most practical lot of information for home
seekers ever put together Those every day common
places you usually have to find out for yourself At
great expense of time, effort and money
The Editor Of our Real Estate Pare ha. nut
htmself In exactly the homeseeker's position
He has nothing to "seN"-and il only interested
In giving YOU facts. These articles will be worth
keeping for years.
The first nstalnent of the Suburban Home Guide
will be published next Saturday, March 27th, in the
New York Evening Post It will cover the Hudson
River Section Of Westchester.
April 3rd instalment will cover Bronx Valley Sec
ton OF Westchester. April roth instalment will cover
the Sound Section Of Westchester
Better place your order for The Evening Post
with your newsdealer NOW.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-26
Greenwich Village Sales

Pope e. Bro. have sold for DR.. j. R.
F. Bell the four-story. dwelling. on lot
22.2x1O33, at 134 West Thirteenth
Street to H. M. Wolfson.
A. @. Orza has sold for Mrs. Hen
rietta sWyre the three-and-a-half-sto
dwelling, on lot 15.8x66.6, at 253
Bleecker Street, and for Mrs. Mari
ano the three-story house, on lot 12.10x
SOL, at 271 Bleccker Street.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-26
New Building Plans

Fourth av. NV corner S0th st. for twelve
stry offices and showrooms. 74xss.s. SILK
Traders Bldg Inc, 645 West End av. owner.
$500. 900.
67th at, II West. to nine stry apartmt
hotel, 25x83.9, IT Yves: e7th Street Inc
so West 67th st. owner. Shape. Nreadby
g. Nreadby and Peterkin Inc. 220 West
42d st, architects. Cost $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-26
New Long Island Plant Leased

The Roman-CallmanT Company has
leased for ten years to the Emerson
Photograph Company, makers Of the
forced concrete factory building under
construction for the Eureka Rubber
Company, on the north side of Pierce
Avenue, block front. Eighth to Ninth
avenues, Long Island City.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-26
REAL ESTATE
NEW JERSEY

EASY COMPUTATION TO NEW YORK.
Completely appointed garage included.
Permanent home: everything modern: electric
light steam heat, panceo walls. parouet floors
select neighborhood; water sports. golf, country
club. schools. &c. Send for photo: fno Living
room with huge open fireplace. You can buy
this charming place with little cash down and
the money you Fay rent Investigate
A. H. ALEXANDER 245 West 69th ST., N. r c.
Tel 4i6S Columbus
New-York tribune., 1920-03-26
Chile's Consul to Live in
West ODD Street

Emile Edwards, Consul General of
the Republic of Chile, has leased
through the Houghton Company for
Richard H. Johnston, of Washington,
the four and one-half story dwelling at
262 West Nincty-third Street.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-26
STORAGE NOTICES
STORAGE NOTICES
WAREHOUSEMAN'S SALE OF
GOODS FOR
UNPAID CHARGES

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVI-
AND UNPAID CHARGES FOR (WHICH
THE UNDERSIGNED METRoPoLITAN \
Ed EdREPR9GT Ea RS,ST sToRAGE z, ~ MAREMogsE
HOUSEMAN, ON THE GOODS HEREIN
after DEscRlBBD, AND DUE NOTICE
HAVING BEEN GIVEN TO ALI. PAR
Est THEREIN AND THE TIME SPEC
iFIED IN SIGH NOTICE FOR PAY
RENT NJ 1s IT, OF - suGu CHARGEs HAVING Ex-
PUBLIC AUCTION. AT 80 AND n WEST
fsTH ST, NEW YORK. CITY, on MON
a4l rH A5f pdLhoWlsd l5TH 5'ss Pn6pphTY A1 7To A
NHEEAJ. Woob IRON clIpFeSaEss NE eS DEsks.
TREsSEs: TABLE AND BED Linens,
pPIILLLoWS PILl. >Po.RTIEREs. BOOKS. .BED-
RUGS. PICTURES. PAINTINGS, MIRRORS
SEWING MACHINES. LIBRARY AND
rARL0R rAIs FURNIYRE, BoxEs AND
TpKIGHT ,l,IsN5 AND Grand PIANOS
RSHS AEP sc2STGK9S GE1TH1S SGosKS SK5
AIsCELLANEoJs r1ET.D FOR THE AC,
SGsST Mss T11}Tr OF MRS MRS, AkvILLA nRoWN.
MRS; JOHN MAC G1NN1ss. i MRS. R4ISHLn; IuL4E
MslEDBuRY. MI GEORGE MARYLAND, MISS
ISABELLA NJ PETTUs. T. w. RICH
OFFICE FURNITURE TABLES, PIC
TYRES I,5,1 q @ Woop PSI SEAT CHAIRS. CARPET,
H. MEDBURY
LARGE OIL. PAINTING IN CASE
PE5P I : !, 7 pp PoR THE ACCOUNT OF {. E
TRUNKs AND CONTENTS, PACKAGES
a a NJ ~ =, CONTENTS. SEWING MACHINE,
ED FOR THE ACCOUNTS OF MRS
a =, {SHAM AND MR.. F. ZIESE
:, AIL BEING NOW STORED WITH
AND ALI. TO BE SPECIFICALLY Az
. NN0sCNCED NJ AND DESCRIBED AT TINE
rLACE OF SALE BEFORE 1880 A. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-26

Buy Coal Now, Wilson Urges
+ WARRINGTON, March 25.-President
Wilson has written a personal letter
to the heads Of departments and Fed
eral agencies asking that government
coal for winter use be laid in at an
early date.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-26
PLAINFIEID. N. ].

a home bargain: could not be duplicated for
twice the price asked; 12 room, modern
house, all Improvements: acre plot in lawn
and garden: pre~war price OF S14 900. Owner.
Room 702, 141 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-26
Observation-Disclosures

FIVE BEDROOMS, 2 baths stucco- on
tile. tile roof. Gear garage; large plot :
fine Hudson view: high class locality
DEYINE.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-26
REAL ESTATE
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN
BOROUGH OF QUEENS

BEAUTIFUL. SITE. best section Flushing
opposite Broadway Flushing Station look
100, corner Broadway and 22d ST. Just the
BACHERT, Owner l0232--So Drive. Tel
11S1-R Richmond HILL N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-26
TARRYTOWN

ABOUT AN ACRE. 7 rooms. electricity,
gas; good location. near schools. churches,
ETC.: garage; fruits. Price $1,000; cash
$4,000.
J. II. MURRAY. 1ss Main. Tel 4so w.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-26
MNE SECTIoN.

FINE SECTION. convenient TO station; /;
good plot; rooms; tiled bath: hot watsr
heat; electricity and gas; open fireplace; !;
hardwood floors and trim; two-car garage:
bargain for quick sale. s12.500 X. FRANK
LIN HULL. Court st. Phone 1850.