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aealfR TO AFRO OWNERS

have severed my connection with
The Cambridge Auto Co., and will
be located at the garage formerly oc-
cufied by Walter Slacum, No. 115
Race street, where will be pre-
pared to do all kinds of repair work
on all makes of autom obiles, having
had many years experience in the
business, and will appreciate a share
Of the public's patronage. Salts
factory work guaranteed.
CLARENCE. E. JONES,
lis Race ST., Cambridge, Maryland.
3I29-tf
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Remember the date, Thursday,
April %. Remember the occasion,
Firemen's banquet. Remember the
check.
Volunteers to save life and protect
property-Our iremen. Send your
check to Mr.. Nathan for the banquet
Thursday.
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SAND and GRAVEL

and transfer business. l will have on
hand, at all tin.es, plenty of sand
and gravel at market price. Leave
orders at my store, Telephone No.
572. WALLACE H. MERRICK. 5
4I17-6t
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You want relief-quickly and
safely! Then insist on 'Bayer Tab
lets of Aspirin" stamped with the
"Bayer Cross
The name "Bayer" means you are
getting genuine Aspirin prescribed
by physicians for over eighteen
wears, and proved safe by billions OF
people.
For a few cents you can get
handy tin box of genuine Bayer
Tablets of Aspirin containing Il
tablets. Druggists also sell larger
"Bayer" package. Aspirin is the
trade marw of Bayer Manufacture OF
Monoaceticacidester of SalicylIcacld.
ADV.
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NOTICE

All persons owning boats now on my
shore and land, between Willis and
Oakley, will please have same remov-
ed and no one will be allowed to haul
any more boats there in the future.
42-tf E. S. PHILLIPS
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Mortgage Sale
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate

BY virtue of a power of sale con-
tanned in a mortgage from Rlnggoio
". Bennett and Mary E. Bennett, nus
1918 recorded among the Mortgage
Records cord Of Dorchester County, Mary
land. in Liber w. H. NJ. No. 2, folio
52S and assigned to F: Percy Lin NUM-
cum. on the 14th day of October, 1919
default having been made in comply
ing with the terms thereof. the under
signed, attorney named in mortgage.
will offer at public auction, to the hlsn
est bidder, at the Court House DOOR,
Camhridge MARYLAND, on
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NOTICE

Will all the ladies who wish to
help the Firemen's Banquet please
meet at the Elk's Home this evening
at 1890 O'Clock.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-26
MASTER CROOKS
REMAIN SOBER
Loss Of Booze Does Not
Affect Their Criminal
Activities.
SHUN DRINK HABITS
Small Misdemeanors Lessen
ed by Deprivation Of
Usual IntoXicants.

BOSTON. April Prohibition
has caused no increase in crime, nor
have thc crooks Of New England be
come clcvcrer or moro uimblc-vit-
f,1 because Of tho alcoholic ros.ric-
uous according to Superintendent ~
Police Crowley.
THE superintendent takes issue
with Chicf Of Detectives Edonhurn
uf Pittsburgh Tho latter declared
chat crooks were attempting more
sensational exploits since their wits
,yrr. mo- longer hcfuddlcd by liquor.
Sqd superintendent Crowley.
I'm tho first place. the men who
uro considered the first grade crooks
never use liquor anyway. They have
p. Doc always alert and IN possession
or thcir cvcrv faculty Safe robhinr
or Whatever it may have been. was
their business and they would no
moro think of going to their work
with , hcfoprcd brain than a law
tar ur business man.
quito often tho big crooks arc
users 81 drugs nut oven with this
weakness tho real criminals arc
,.-ofv addicts Thrv DO not use the
drug 10 rouse IN sufficient nerve to
commit tho crime, they Use II after
the crime is successfully accom-
uIi.hcd as rcst to nerve and brain.
prohibition had no effect what
over ON fLis class Of crooks. as our
records show. Hc IS doing his work
much as usual neither moro nor less
often Than before July last
There IS. however. ono typo of
crime hat prohibition has put stop
20 very effectively This is wife
heating The records show that as
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-26
SUBSTITUTE FOR
GASOLINE COMES
New York Chemist Says
His Product Can Be
Sold at sc a Gallon.

NEW YORK, April 25.-A substi-
tutc for gasoline which he maintains
can ho manufactured and sold
profitablv for five cents a gallon has
heen discovered by p. j .Chaslcr. q
New York chemist. Tho product is a
form of alcohol extracted from any
vegetable matter containing starch,
sugar and Ccllulosc. Cane sugar
stalks from which The sugar has
been extracted are used chiefly by
Chaslcr In his experiments.
Tho process, as described by Chas-
lor. is aS follows
Tho cane stalks are put into a
grinder and chopped into small
pieces From there they are placed
into % large boiler. called compress
sion cooker. The mash is cooked for
three hours under a pressure Of
about so pounds
after three hoars tho liquid ia
drawn off aud put into fermcnts-
'nu tank, where my special yeast Is
added The refuse from the mash
'D'' tu The compression cooker max cs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-26

LEASES Hut productions fUr ssie In ms
shallow field Uogrts and NoWata couu.
TICS. have 0ffuct tu arm proven gas lease.
VIII give drilltuE contracts OF will seil.
lhone psaEc a9i5-j.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-26
EMPLOYMENT

.tI...-.I.. ..t ,.... .......... .... .,II.
..f.U .I .I. ..U ,.|. UlrrI.N I.I ..H
...... u..u... ,.u. ... u...N lraw
.". .f N lf.N .'. '.u.
HII.raI.U. Vtut.I N.u. ..t ..U Smith
N.''.. ''"'
'' ''' .' '''''
IIN -i' cabinet worN.e. sn"p
''''' g"i .''' N''".
wv
N'.
..... ,.,
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...u ....... ,,tun.. I.. .luitsI.e
.|. N...nt'.u %
NNNIln N.p i. o., ut .r,r. enI
...f.'rt n.N uuI second hand. Tho
i.".. ff fNr vH.kIUH mpn 81 .ufN.
''.i ...Hsr uf ru.t au1 Main in the nlHo.
H'.'
I'"II.II NtlI HNt.NuN N. ntt.uI.n.
'.. |.. NU. ..U.. t...E. I....N.Uu
Nt 1920 .. .'N. 't uur .fN.' '". I
I.|.I I INl 'pI nul rNuuIut ..hHH.
WANTED .u.tra, fr foot ,,svniur
machine HurI, iu rrf.nu tu.p. cola
l'ifluH 'H stuu'rJ Dkb
JUf> ..rt A.At, u...,,.t.r. .f..,,. ,f
s9f.N ..,.. Xix, '.Yi.. si.su...sa .,....l
a.,. t.I..... .rl Maid
,.....
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v.t. u...,. loo. A suprf, Co.. 40 yIc,o.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-26
AUTOMOBILES
nd rnMnMIIhs lnM sAi.L

hNr'tkES 49, makes repaired viii
take uIt iu exchange vn rebuilt nt now.
.aSf'@l',' ,. HatSs G' ss,air,nd ana
br.r.Ii. phone nsaro 1856
TWO ruN Nopunuc TRUCK for sale 'r
ttsd' ur-t class mechanical condition.
roH SALE DANDY ti,c passenger over.
car, almost new. Phone psagc i2s2
rDU SALE tt,c.pa.seu.cr NgIy tour.
lng car. looks GOOD runs eond Price
Cincinnati phone cedar SO hcfore noon
wade 'ta0 t'. seventh ''' ''
uIlck Node u. roatste, rr'..
will trade for lo' I'm cuts Csisr SOC
pNh nos UrruuIlr TRUCK Call 1,
FOR SALE Sew tvo.t ton Service tru,N.
viii sell oi lees Than factory '.H, never
LocpNoHLE. lsls model m rctf,,'
mechanical condition all Eood cord
CASING. 60 anyone interested in purchas
t.me e" fu'osuE,t" this Phone 'saEe
Wt2 or cJu Ht 'Hi Nato H'dE Noua,t
FOR SAL. holmes air.c cooled car tour.
ing q r'ul bargain tor someone with the
money o.agc 1it
oNE HAYNES -e,rn passenger on" ln
diana TRUCK aIl 100 trst class condition
general repair work. HsNUos cars a Hpr.
guu Hancock Garage go S Franz.
ruitp ROADSTER for sale. phouc pssg,
.llN lu ~ Etston
FOR SALE sN-cyunder Page car ~
y. Chrycnnc
F"u SALE New 1890 rori touring ear.
electric starter shock sh-orber and
iock goo E rirt
r9Rn TSr.. sEoAS G.sss ,.g, ,2T SALE ''mo" new
REQ TOURING ear seven passenger
Phone Usage sra.
FORD ROADSTER fur sale. pnon, usas,
aus DO W Ee.ton
FOR SALE Ford sedan u FIRST srlass
rnrt, ftnnD cedar ttr
EASY TERMS uod,on 81, touring
seven passenger. good lights. uc,rr
been abused your own terms u respon-
lblc. Usage $500.
CHANDLER seven passenger. good CON
ditlou. Will sell cheap IL 0uivk sale
Gail Nj Niea Usage 5000
FOR SALE OR TRADE. Ouo-ton truck
in gogd condition. somo tcrms Phone
Cedar 1865
FOR SALE Hayu,- touring car. Al
sssS ssSsSS"'''''"' a f''' buy ga" telephone
oNE REQ roadster With btt rack can
Usage 1854.
FuR SAL. Hudson super SiA. late 1918
model, used one year. seven cord tires
mounted fully tnsured 81 900. st. 500.
.ash $1,000, terms ON balance OWn'r
ThompFon. Osage 1905
FoH SAy .E- Ford spcrdst,r, good ,undt.
uVu, dan hc seen At Ngl ". Second st
Ihobc OstEc tS6e.
FOR SALE At q bargain 1911 Ford rnsd-
rter, new hood and radiator, EoHi tires f..
motor VA good condition. Call Usage
S3tl
FOR 81 LIZ Ford roadster. Ike new. AZ
garage, gl $ Elwood Phone Usage
ol3l
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-26
WANTED SECOND
FURNiTuR p

WANTED SECOND HAND
FURNITURE
We buy trade or sell by the piece or any
ouAntity West side Furniture Store,
Usage 676s ~ W first st W. J wyan.
SEWING machinesi easy terms on our
PLAN Mcpherson Furniture ca. osass
blb,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-26
ntupI>G ANn Co>rUNcTI>o 9
cLtN>iNG An DYrING

ALL HOUR CLEANERS AND TAHOE
Ladies and gents repairing, alteration
cleaning, pressing and dyoInh phul
Usage 599S enc East Third ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-26
OIL LEASE NOTICE

Peoos Valley and New Mexico leases In
heart ~ activity q few dollars will get
40 acres ask about them. Usage olO.
cedar 1913.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-26
Want Ads
Rates and information

Iisc per word per time
Seven Insertions for the price or HlN.
Minimum space o.. words
lc per word uCr day when copy runs
one month without change
ALL CHARGE WANT ADS are due
'ion of sd appears tAll QUITO town
want ads and an wanted 60 rent sit
nations wanted wearing apparel ana
household goods ads are positively
TELEPHONE W y r A II $ are
charged at the same rate a. cash ads
and collections will be made at your
home or office as SOON after first In
ssrti1n as possible this H. an accom-
mediation service and payments should
be made promptly when bill ts pre-
scntrd. Always ask your telephone I'D
20 be repeated back TO you by the
telephone al tsker 60 make sure that
% has been correctly taken The world
cannot assume responsibility for errors
Of any kind occurring IN telephone
ortispmcuts
Under no circumstance are we re-
sponsible for errors In any advertise
mont unless reported Immediately
after first insertion so reduction In
cost Of an ad viii be made unless error
destroys value Of ad.
Phone 5000
Ask for want Ad Department
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-26
pINtI.N pfKSONNI.
SPECIAL NOTICES
AUTOMOBILES


AUTOMOBILES rnH SNIT -
two fnr truck, Tor sale.
$3.50 cash or viii trade f0r Ford I
mechanical condition. Phone Cedar 6ls or
call rear Al9 $. 'Eigin
uus-tuu truck. first plaaa cons
dulpn. cH-y terms, used very lItfc
Telephone Drat. Usage $500
FOR sALE-Ford delivery car. Usage 229l.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-26
Establish NcriaI Line.

BILBOA Spain. April 25.--A
transport company has been formed
for tho establishment OF an aerial
line May 10 between Bilboa, France
and England
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-26

FOR HlGH.tIAE9 tailoring call a.
NotEins Ladies' ana Gents Tailor shop
suits mEdC tu order, also all kinds 81 re-
wudy'iUE. silk shirts made 10 order. Z
W. SiAih ST. Usage sg55.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-26
AUTOMOBILES
NIToMonIn~ roe -NiL

NJ lbMbblil~ tNN ~Nit w
'Ahli IA l.,t .g'sn ra.s .sere'r ,,frl, ,..rl..
a,@og.5.,,,5o W,l. 0sda, 'aG,,' si ''."'.
oNE NNp oNE.nNIr q. tvo.tuu uurk.
.I.tYa'l. ,na1E'.n ''' .".. ',!.u ..l. .u.
Zoos '' '-i" ono .s"' ''. '' ''''"
.sNNrrY sTFrriNu srrrl tuad.
10th 'a'u" Ht khaN rr..'. 'aI '.'h
.o<E our,HoLer cheap rn,o' o.'s'
.rgE sArr A unn ,aa.m .,r rr.
'N Ms'Ta' irI8@a,o,. 6..sS aSS' st,, ''''
sr,oar 1,lh nArrhu( gg.uggl'r. by la,l ,l,.l
ss,'rr sc..ri ael' i,auter
FuH sALE.,ole ,nummy roadster.
terms Co. r's1, party. 'aIl 'stf" ''''
NTo ~IrrIIl~ N>p KrrNiH~ ~
sEEy,,a tys,s WAT r,.ss IAs4'it'HS
TIIE LONG W'N
W roIuyoy suarnntee rnui'g'i,,,n. %
and rord cars Uuutv Auto s.rs.., o.
Dok, Mar roar la3a Admiral Gall
uNN AcErYlENL wo'tna. ,,''. ~. '
not the people tsht. now scrvi o.. "r tun
carbon Jdnes nsos. phone osaso ts
Us ElEir
UETrER HErAlRlNG
s. per hour. work duuy 100 your own
EHruEr. lo years experience on Hll make
car. Phone Cedar alN
TIVE TDN NED. m ,..,.Icut Hhtuc. ,Hu
tr bought DnoNp t.tE, Hoo'
AuTOs ron HiRt-UNkN NGE~ -
GARAGE FOR EENT- al2 5 pcnv't
Usage lo1".t
MOTORCYCLES AND BI'NCIES o.
NATIONAL bicycle. David MAKE, motor
bike style. almost nov. .Hll tttrO
'slt or irll " HrsiE
MANS HlCNCtE - rhonu Nutl
EXCELSIOR motorcycle, good condition
Usage 2.pi.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-26
Phone 5000
Ask for want Ad Department
-1S1I' r,srgs~
Ctpfitls s..a.,I6ts;fo
rlAE syb-
ANNOUNCEMENTS
lost AND Found

LOST AND FOUND
STRAYED- Muley COW, roam, six y"ars
old, gives "a gallons pcE day, last scon
going south on Elwood. Phone Usage
LOST Mans gold aud platinum ring.
tied together with knot, liberal reward
Leave At this office
LOST-Ou Kendall car or street FRIDAY
p m ladieH gold wrist w, watch b: oc,s' "a
Phone Misy Moody. osarc 3'al
LOST \ package containing uye notes
Fl, paya@,s to ram, S'eyara IEindCf
courthouse. and receive s. reward
PARNY WHO TOOK three pearl rings
FROM chffouior at 10 S. Eiwood Friday
morning MAS seen and is known VIII he
prosecuted II not returned ~ once
THE WOMAN who took floor lamp from
hotel last week is known and viii avoid
prosecution by returning ~ there at once.
No questions asked-now
ti SO or 81. "S'''S "e''Scr q" on we' ru.s car
or near Frisco Drug I'm West TULSA Finder
please return TO World and receive re-
ward
FOUND-Ladics' cloak can Cedar 75i.
LOsT-Ladics' wrist watch; seventh floor
Mayo BIDS IN toilet saturday tho gain,
please cali Usage G95i Receive reward.
PIRtJN Personal
WANTED To board one or two children.
reasonable. Usage 7239.
DIVORCE evidence secured by c,per. rnqed
operative. strictly confidential, reason
able terms Address 55.-R care World
CANCERS sores tunora wcuH goltre.
piles fstula. write Tor testimonials
RoN tii rroup. TeNas
PARAMOUNT Maternity Hospital for
uuufinCWcuis private. prices reasonable.
may work for board babies adopted
write for booklet Mr., r.. - Long
,a!l y Twenty seventh st, Kansas city.
Mo.
SPtCINI NOTICES
WEST MAIN MATERNITY sanltarium.
Tor the cage and protection Of young
women. rates reasonable, babies adopted,
ib47 " Main pr. NJ n Newman. Med
ioaI Director 3O7 Colcord Rldg. okla
homa CITY
VACUUM Cleaners Tor rent hy day or
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-26
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

FURNITURE OF two fiye-room houses for
sale and houses TO rent, call OBnge
iliG-I " Fairview
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-26

HOUSE oPEN 10 a. IN. TO 5 p m. today;
furniture, rugs pictures mattresseS.
electric vacuum cleaner. hand painted
china. thin blown glassware, standard
fiction. etc YOU are sure to nnd some
thing you desire no dealers: save your
dine t23 y Main Z. g. Hruwnr.
FOR SALE Nice now feather piilows.
F,u t~14. Main
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-26

THE MIDWEST uOrE. Eat Iniri ST..
opposite Midland valley under uew
management. transient rates. 90 ana
up. hot and cold water iu every room,
efficient service g - Long. proprlcto-.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-26

iOO.POUND REFRIGERAToR, and lawn
mower go 4 Detroit. Phone ossss
IC3l
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-26
FINANCIAL

ou. LAND Nm LEASES al
HAVE AcREAGE no thtllow field: leases
and blocks John Iarrott phone bsS.
'ltromurc Okla
The New York herald., 1920-12-07
aUEENs-RIcHMoND DEALS.

Halleran Agency sold in Flushing
Queens. for Monoboro Corporation to
Joseph Lanzara, plot. 25xl00. on the
east side of Leavitt avenue. near State
street; for Jere Foley to Joseph f.
Donaghue the dwelling at S2s Bovine
avenue. 25xl00 feet; for Clara p. Lewis
to James Stagg. plot, 5Ox100. on the
south side of Myrtle avenue. near Par
sons avenue; for Wilfred Edgar to
Minnie Feltman the ono family dwell
ing at 81 North Thirty-firs street.
40x100; for Frederick Claessons of Troy,
N. Y, to William Nuremberg the two
family dwelling at 10 Prospect avenue.
20x100. and for Frederick Claessons to
Leo Montello the two family dwelling
at IL Prospect avenue. 20x100.
S. Lichterman sold for Charles Traut-
mann his house. furnished. together
with eight lots. on Beach 123d street,
Rockaway Park. Queens. to Edward
Ermold; also for the Mercantile Trust
Company of New York city, as execu-
tors, the house at "a Beach 11sth street,
Rockaway Park, to Mary J. Steitz.
John Kominski purchased through the
Cornell Real Estate and Auction Com
pany, Inc, tract of land along the
railroad and extending to La Sale
street, Elm Park. S. l.. part of the
Daniel Low estate.
The New York herald., 1920-12-07
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

VIM. A. White q Sons leased from
plans an office in the Robertson-Cole
Building, northeast corner of Seventh
av. and Forty-eigth St. to the Ritchey
Litho graphing Company; also In 10 and
1S Exchange pl. offices to the follow
ing James p. Robinson. Paul Bettlheim
Charles e. Ross, Lester W. Perrin. Nor
gan w. Jopling and Albert G. Otgen &
Co.
Cushman & Wakefield. Inc. leased for
the Guaranty Trust Company offices in
their new Fifth av. building to the At
lantic Oil Terminal. Inc.
Brett q Goode Company leased In 105
West Twenty-eighth street the parlor
floor store to Greenberg n Leibovitz and
the fourth floor to Rubenstein & Protas.
Inc. also In I'll West Forty-fifth street
the entire second floor TO Michael ]. Kill
martin and in 100 West Twenty-eighth
street the parlor floor store,to the Pa
cific Ladies' Garment Company.
The New York herald., 1920-12-07
SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.

Wilmer N. Tuttle sold at New Bruns-
wick, N. j., the plant of the New Bruns-
wick Chemical Company to the Dye
Analine Company; also the former
Alpha Chemical Company plant at
Bound Brook. N. J., to client. who
will enlarge the buildings for a manu-
featuring plant.
John +. Scott sold the Beachwood
Inn at Lawrence Beach. l.. l., to the
Lawrence Beach Associations The Inn
has been kept for many years by Mrs.
George York Clave, under whose man
agement ii viii continue. The same
broker rented for DIR. Charles 10. Clark
his house on Franklin place, Hewlett,
l.. l., to Capt. George p. Brett, Jr.;
and for Mrs. M. r. Wilson her house
on Frost lane Lawrence, L. l., TO shan
non Lord Meany, son of Gen. Edward
p. Meany of Convent ~ j.
The New York herald., 1920-12-07
BRONX TRANSACTIONS.

Arthur Weyl & Co. sold to j. Gelbard
the building with garage and shop at
1035-1037 Stebbins av.
Egbert l.. Brady sold to Edward A.
McCooey the plot, 50xS5, on the east
side Of Valentine av.. 76.4 feet north OF
1S4th st.
Celia Frank sold to Louis Shemin the
four story flat at 1914 Brook av, 25x100.
Albert l.. Fessler sold to William
Englert the plot. 5Ox100. on the east
side of Concord av.. 23l feet north of
Crane st.
The New York herald., 1920-12-07
REAL ESTATE NEWS
NOTES AND GOSSIP
Fox Film Corp. Leases Tenth
Ave. Building From Kelly
Springfield Tire Co.

The Fox Film Corporation leased the
new fireproof building erected under
the supervision of Necarsulmer & Lehl-
bach for the Kelly Springfield Tire Com
pany at the southeast corner of Fifty
fourth street and Tenth avenue. The
lease Is for period of twenty-one years
at a rental Of more than $47.00 a year
above taxes and operating costs. l.. J.
Phillips & Co. and A. N. Gitterman were
the brokers In the lease. Moses \ Singer
attorneys, acted as counsel for the
Kelly-Springfield Tire Company. and
Saul E. Rogers and Alexander S. Kemp-
ner represented the lessees.
The site measures 175x100 and was
acquired two years ago by the tire COM
pany for storage and service require
ments. They improved 1t with four
STORY and basement building, covering
the plot containing over $4,000 square
feet. The ceilings are II to 10 feet high
and the lower floors were constructed to
carry 800 pounds to the square foot.
The Fox Film Corporation has studio
building with executive offices at Fifty
fifth and Fifty-sixth streets and Tenth
avenue which cost $1,200.000. 1t Is ru-
mored that other moving picture inter
ests are seeking sites in the vicinity. as
the labor situation outside Of Manbat-
tan has caused considerable trouble. The
Kelly Springfield Tire Company is re-
leasing this space, as its Cumberland
plant, costing S10.000,000, Is nearing
completion, and because of the necessity
of the company having service stations
throughout the city.
Wenxe1 Estate Sells Parcel.
Cammann Voorhees, & Floyd sold for
the Fulton Trust Company, trustees of
the estate Of Henry Wenzel. the six story
building at 40 avenue ID, the northeast
corner of Fourth street, 24x100, TO q
client of M. Wallowitz
In the Dwelling Market.
Bauer, AIilbank C Molloy. Inc. sold
for the estate Of Caroline r.. Seeligman
124 West Seventy-seventh street. four
story dwelling, 20x102.2. x Joseph l..
Smith represented the buyer.
James f. Crulkshank sold to Simon
s. Friedberg through his attorney.
Charles S. Fredericks, the three story
dwelling at 244 West 130th street. 1S.9x
a9.11.
brown Fakes Flat In Exchnnge.
Frederick Brown, who recently sold
his lease on the building at the corner of
Twelfth and Chestnut SITS, Philadel-
phia, to Won H. Herr of Atlantic City,
has taken in exchange the five story
bachelor apartment house at 35 West
Fifty-second ST.. on a lot 22x100.5, near
Fifth avenue. 1t rents for $4,000 per
annun. Henry b. Newins, Inc. and
Robert Coverdale were the brokers.
Graham Mcmahon. Buell. &c Knox. at
torneys. acted for Mr.. Herr.
DeaI&. &evealcd in Transfers.
Everett w. Brown. executor. sold for
SIG. $50 to Leopold Loeb the five story
flat at AL East Eighty-fourth ST.,
20x102.2
Benjamin Beehnlan sold to David NJ.
Van Pragg the five story tenement and
three story rear house at 422 West For
tieth St. 25x9s.s.
Meyer Nussbaum sold to Hugo j.
Hanf 209 Tenth av., a four story tene-
ment and store. 12.4x100.
The three story dwelling, 20x100.5. at
239 West Forty-eighth street, has been
sold by Eugene Blanc to Louis Leone.
The New York herald., 1920-12-07
SALES AT AUCTION.

u. a. PUBLIC AUCTION sAL1--saivage
Division. o. ID. q. NJ. New York. will sell
at Public Auction. commencing at f0;o0
A. M. December o, 1920. at Army Supply
Base, 5Stb Sc. and list Av., Brooklyn, ". r..
an assortment of material and articles no
longer needed by the Government, consisting
OF mattresses. pillows, tents, truck covers.
hospital and dental equipment. miscellaneous
cooking utensils. field desks. dental supply
chests, miscellaneous clothing and various
other articles Particulars on application to
officer In Charge.
The New York herald., 1920-12-07
100000 HOME FOR X. OF. c.
viii BE Built ON Site Adjoining
Capitol Theatre.

The central headquarters building of
the Knights Of Columbus. planned for
this city, is to cost s2.ooo.ooo. according
to an announcement made at a recent
meeting of the New York chapter at
the Hotel Commodore. The proposed
structure Is to have rooms for the forty
two X. of G. councils in the city. In
May Of last year the building commit
tee of the organization. Frank W.
Smith, president. acquired the site at
2s6 to 244 West F'ifty-first street, adj
joining the Capitol Theatre. where, it
was understood. the club was to be
erected.
The New York herald., 1920-12-07

the buyers OF the six story apartment
house at the northwest corner of Audu-
bon avenue and 177th street, sold re-
Gently through the II. y. Mas Realty
Company.
Walter Lobkiewicx bought the four
story flat at 240 East Seventy-eighth
street. sold recently by John p Leo,
Jr., and SCHNEIDER A. Liebler.