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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-13
SANTAFE ADDS NEW
F, TRAINS TOMORROW
Changes Made in Time
of Arrival of Several
Others

Railroad men today nrc making
ready to operate trains under the new
time table which will become effec-
tive al 1901 o'clock Sunday morning.
Some OF the train crews have been
awarded new runs and yardmen and
operators are atudying the new train
schedules.
The new schedule calls for i've new
trains, No. 10 and 20. these to arr
rive here at $40 a. m. and lO;4b p. m.
respectively. Wcstbound trains No. 3,
Z and . are to arrive here just n little
earlier than they have been hereto
fore, while eastbound trains No, q
4, s. and 10 are to arrive just n little
earlier than they did under the past
schedule. No. 1 "a the only through
train whose schedule II not changed.
Trains for and from the south VIII
be known by new numbers. No. "a,
formerly No. S07, will leave at 1880
a. M. and No. 20, formerly sol VIII
leave at 1910 y. m. No. 80 formerly
No. $40. win arrive at a. m. and
No. 2s formerly No. SOS Will arrive
at 6:35 y. m,
Westbound train NJ, n by way OF
the cut off will leave Belcn at sos
u. m. and eastbound train No. % viii
leave Belen at 1855 y. m.
A few OF the changes In schedule.
in New Mexico are here noted. Tho
Pecos valley passenger leaves Clovis
$3.50 a. m. Roswell 1910 p. m, arriv'
ing at Carlsbad at 400 y. IN. Return
ing, the train leaves Carlsbad at $500
y. M. Roswell at 1900 y. m. arrlv'
ing at Clovis $500 a m. The trains
are numbered 81 and %.
There are but slight changes In tho
leaving time of the various trains on
of Clovis. Number 22 for kansna
City leaves Mt $40 a.. m; Number %
for Galveston, 1850 a. M; Number
IA for Kansas City. 1900 y. M; Mum
Der 81 for the west Mt 9;00 n. m.
II win be easter to reach Santa Fe
from the southern part OF the state
and from the pcCos valley under the
new schedule. The passengers from
the south and east will arrive In Al
buqucrque. at G:35 ps NJ, and leave
for Santa Fee on Number s at 500
p. M, arriving In Santa Fe at 1l:46
p. m.
Tho morning train for I'll Paso
leaves Albuquerque at 1880 a. M, ar
irving at III Paso at $3.50 p. m. The
evening train for FL Paso and tn,
Pecos valley leaves at 1910 y. m
This train for El Paso does not stnI
for breakfast at Rincon as heretofore
hut makes better time, arriving III
lei Pnso at $500 a. m.
Several trains have been renum
bered. The Pecos valley trains ar,
u and 90, these trains continuing DS
way OF Clovis into Texas. The morn
ing train from Albuquerque to J.;
Paso Is numbered % and the eve
ming train ~. Corresponding train,
are numbered 2S and 80. The Sanit
fe'Lnmy trains are numbered 80 Il
%. Trains numbered ia and ia
will be known as i3 and IA.
Number %, for Kansas City, leave
Amarillo at 1915 p. M, making clos,
connection with the Denver train fol
the north. Number IA viii leave ANA
rillo at $3.50 y. m.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-13
Checker Champ Here
To Meet All Corners
At Y. M. c. A. Tonight

+, NJ. Leper. champion checker
player Of Montana will meet the best
checker artists the Albuquerque
Checker club can produce at the
Y. NJ. c. 4. tonight. II is likely that
J.. Portcrfield. w. NJ. Holm and J. NJ.
sylvester will he the three leading
rem that the Albuquerque club will
send against Leper.
The latter won the state champion
ship at Helena, Montana, last spring.
All men Interested IN the game are
invited to the association rooms TO-
night at 1880 o'clock, when playing
Is scheduled TO begin.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-13
Fellowship Lunches
Begin Tomorrow
At the Y. M. c. A.

The first OF the series Of Fellow
uhip Lunches at the Y. N. g. A. will
he held tomorrow afternoon at b:la
While this IL especially for men away
from home any man In town has q
cordial invitation to attend.
The address will be given by Rev,
Hugh Cooper anc thcre will be some
approximate music. The service will
BE- one appropriate Of the dayof pray
err FOR young men which Is being gen
orally observed. not only In this coun-
try, but In all parts Of the world.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-13
Man Found Dead
In Room in Rear
Or His Store

Jacob Sax. owner Of a dry goods
store at 22i West Silver avcnu was
found lead In his room at the q
Of the store yesterday. His body
was found by Dr. James \. lewis.
who has an adjoining office. 1t is
believed that he died yesterday morn
ing.
Death II is believed vas due 10
tuberculosis. Mr.. Sax came here
six years ago from Parsons, Kan. He
had no relatives here. The body vas
taken to Fred C%roilott's undCrtHking
rooms pending word from relatives.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-13
Wreckage Found
Believed to Be Part
OF Missing Seaplane

MUsKEGoN, Mich. Nov, Ia
WrcckaEc believed to he part of the
missing scaHlnne from the Great
! Lakes naval station has been picked
up by "a patrol operating cut Of a
station at White Lake, nea acre, nc
cording to a report reaching the
United States coast guard station
here today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-13
DEATHS

GARCIA-The funeral Of Mias Mafy
Garcia was held this morning from crolluii
funeral chapel Burial was A. Santa Her
bara cemetep.
PADnLA-Flherto Fadiila died thia
morning ~ his residence. 528 North Arm.
from pneumonia. He was . son o. Mr.. and
Ms. Esteban Padilia. Funeral services viii
be hold tomorrow morning from the family
residence. Burial win be At Santa Bar
hara cemetery. Cralloit will be IN charge.
Cheese is held in abomination By
the Chinese,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-13
State Land Office
Turns 1878, 557 Into
The State Treasury

SANTA FE. Nov. 13.-The state
Land office yesterday turned over to
the state treasury S37g,b57 receipts
from leases und rentals OF state lands.
This Is one OF the largest sums evc
turned into the treasury by the land
department.
WANTEn-Cotion rngs at the
Herald Office Job Dept.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-13
LICENSES

Annstacio Garcia. Albuquerque;
Rita Garcia. Albuquerque.
Thomas Henry MacMhnus. Albu-
qucrque; Mamie .. Fisher. Albuquer-
que.
Max Salaz, Los Chavez. y. NJ; Lola
\. Duran. old Albuquerque.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-13
SHE RUNS DOWN ALI THIEVES

SACRAMENTO, cal. Thieves
who are slow ON their feet Will do
well to steer clear OF Miss Pauline
Dawson. drug store clerk here Two
men snatched an ivory comb and
mirror from the show case and took
TO their heels. Miss Dawson took to
hers also. Her heels were better
heels and she laid Thorn by the Heels.
She let 'em go. Comb and mirror
are back IN their places.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-13

The Herald Ia the New Mexico
paper that takes the Want" out
Of Want Ads Ey bringing Results.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-13

LOUISNILE-Herman Vessels ana
Raymond Hin put soap on h street
car tracks as a prank. Then u car
skidded into n patrol. The officers
arrested the boys.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-13

The war mothers wish to thank all
who assisted In making the banquet
and dance for the ok service men
such "a success,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-13
New Commissioners
Of Pensions Named

WASHINGTON, Nov. 13.-Frank
u. Byington. OF Maryland, was APP
pointed today byf President Wilson as
commissioner of pensions. Frederick
a. Royse ~ California, was named
deputy commissiCiier.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-13
DEsCHANEL CAN'T
IFNn nAuaars

PARISH. Deachanei, resigned
French president, hasn't. q house.
He moved from the presidential
homo to a hotel and he can't find u
place TO live now. The new presi-
dent. M%iilerand, has two fats as well
as a home In the country and the
use OF the Elysee, the French, white
house,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-13

to the wedding OF Miss Sarah
Sheffield OF Americas Ca, 20 Carl
Ramspeck on November IS. Miss
Sheffield. a charming young southern
woman, Is well remembered In this
city. where she made m extended
four years ago. as the guest OF
Mrs. Joe Kircher and Mrs. j.. II. Mui-
len. The wedding Will be an elaborate
affair. The couple Will make their
home In Atlanta. Ga.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-13

You will find it in Our classi-
fed Columns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-13

You will find it In our Classi-
6eG Columns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-13

Can now supply limited amount
factory wood In fun wagon loads
Hahn Coal Co. Phone n.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-13

LET THE HERALD
supply o want through the want
ad columns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-13

Coal supply Co. Phones 4 and 8.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-28
Actress Assures Herself
Of Permanent Home
Beth Young Figures Among the
Buyers of Dwellings,, Getting
4hih Street HOusa

Henry Wackcr sold for Aaron Strei-
fer the dwelling 357 est Forty sixth
Street to Beth Young, until recently
with the Marie Drcsslcr Company.
y, Alfred NJ. Rau purchased from Helen
II. lie tovre 80 West Fifty sixth Street.
g four-story houss, 2Ox10o; also the
hve-story dwelling at 16 West Fifty
NTH Street from ella de P Schwartz.
Slawson & Hobbs sold for Sabra A.
Deshon to Mrs. Frances Palermo the
az story altered house at GIG West
ll3th Street, 20X10O.
5. Albert Reed rcsold the four-storv
house 1877 East Fifty-fourth Street
pure hascd recently through Harris
NouGht & Co.
=, Charles A. Brown purchased from
Minnie c. Caldwell 14S West 180th
81 street three-story dwelling, 18.4x
Mrs. Rose NJ. Klein sold the dwell
ing at Ia West 12Oth Street to Wolf
Wallace. " '''
= John NJ. Kelly sold 1e5 West 12sth
street, three story DWELLING. 169v
99l1, for Mrs. Elizabeth Crawford to
Mr.. Hugo Wv w ~
Ryan & Co. and Henry NJ. Fitch sold
TOR client Of w. W. Wcsterve1t 70
Ellen Irene DAILY the thrce-storv dwell
ing, 25XlO0, 557 West 141st Street.
Reilly Dahn sold for rmici
hlchardl 443 East Ejghty~fourth Street,
a three-story dwelling. lSov1o0
New-York tribune., 1920-05-28
Two Banks Plan
Changes for Homes
N ow Occupied

:. Ihc New Nethorland Bank of Now
ork has awarded the contract for a..
,eratlonS to the mezzanine floor Of itc
building at III West Thirty-fourtl,
Street., according to Browns Letters,
WI 6e done by Charles Money, Inc, 228
VIII WI be ,ti done by Charles Money Inc, 228
west Ihirty- sixth Street, from plans
prepared by Il. II. Almiroty, 46 West
Forty-slXth Street, who expects to have
Plans ready shortly for further altcra-
tons to the building, costing when COM
pleted in tho nejghborhood Of $4,000.
G. I. wills, Inc, 286 Firth Avenue,
has been awarded the contract to alter
the gallery. floor in the Sherman Ma
tional Bank Building, on the corner Of
Fifth Avenue and Thirty Street.
Plans and specifications were prepared
by Trowbridge & Livingston 527 Fifth
Avenue.
The Bonnar Phelps Hat Company has
awarded the coitract to alter its build
ing at 80 East Eleventh Street to Lus-
tlG & We'll, l03 Park Avenue Plans for
the alterations were prepared by Dana
Fenald 203 West Thirteenth Street, and
the approximate cost when completed is
expected to reach in the neighborhooG
Of $4,000.
The Matthews Construction Com
pany, of New York and Princeton, sub
mitted the lowest bid for constructing
new school building at SayreVile,
\. j., according to plans prepared by
Alexander Merchant, of New Bruins
wick N. j. The Matthews Company
was low, with a bid Of $96,0o0, and the
Huohes- Foikrod Company, of Philadel-
phia. was the second low bidder, with 4
proposal of $4,000. The estimates
exceeded the appropriation, and addi-
tional funds will be asked for at the
next board meetinC
New-York tribune., 1920-05-28
tenants Buy Another
History Park Ave. Flat
Westchester Continues a
Haven to Home Seekers
10y Manufacturer of This CITY
Buys Aylesworlh Property,
in Pelham Heiehts

Merlin II. Aylesworth sold his prop
erty at 120 Corona Avenue. Pelham
heights. to Joseph Kaempfer. owner Of
the Tiptop Toy Company of this city,
ihe property consists of Colonial
house on large plot George Howe
was the broker, Howard y. Wheeler.
formerly editor of Every ybody's Maca-
zine' and now with THE Asia Maga-
zlne' sold his property at 81 Pine
Brook Drive, Larchmont Park, to C.. C.
trump, of the Fuller-Lehigh Company.
OF this city. The property consists of
a bungalow on a half acre. Mr.. Howe
was the broker.
Angel e. Co. sold the residence on
Columbia Terrace. Hartsdale, owned bv
Mrs. Nernie u. RUSSELL to c. I,ampe.
Of this city; the home of Arthur C.
Pcase on Grcenvillc Road to Mrs.
Martha A. Zehder, of this city; the
bungalow Of Louis REM on Brambach
Avenue. Scarsdale, to Wildes Veasc.
Through the same brokers. the Edge
mont corporation sold Colonial house
on Lynwood Road to Mrs. Frances Han
ford, of this city.
Thomas S. Burke sold the two family
house for Ina Leland Orvis at s Tru-
man Avenue, the Ncpcra Park section
or onkers. The purchasers, Wcnzol
kulka and Reginald Cropsey, will use
the building, a two-family dwelling, for
their own occupancy.
Prince & Ripley, Inc, sold for Mrs.
Annie NJ. BcalI her residence at Hone
Place and Cassilis Avenue. in the
Armour Villa Park section Of Bronx
vile, to Dr.. NJ. d. aTouart, Of this city.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-28
|nrchase Building at the
Northeast Corner of 82d
Street From Samuel Her
zog and Edgar A. Levey
pealty Held ST, 100000
The Deleon, in West ll2ih
Street, Sold: Other Trad
inc on the East Side

r.s twelve story apartment house IA
j.. northeast corner of Park Avenue
~. Eirhty-sccond Street, occupying a
-. Of 140 feet on Park Avenue and
:, IA feet on the street, has been sold
:, the cooperative ownership plan to
/. wndicate group principally { pres
-, tenants of the building. The
tr;ldjng, which IS owned by Samuel
u.rzog and Edgar A. Levy, is one of
.ss largest on Park Avenue and con-
,,,rs duplex apartments only. consist
De of nine to fourteen rooms The own
s,s have been asking S1,50a000 for the
..-gcture Among the tenants who
i,ye purchased apartments in the
bglding are John s. Sheppard. Jennie
ppmsey Sheppard, Blanche Rumsey
yvsns. Cornela Baldwin Hoyt, Flor
ere II. Leeds. Robert j Hill, Ethel
g.briskie and Andre de Goblet.
The Deleon, story elevator
,rsrtment at As to 50 West 10Th
Street, adjoining the southeast corner
a Lenox Avenue, has changed owner
.Sjp. Ii is on a plot 75XlO0, west of
rs. ITO. The Newman Holding Com
psny William K. Rose, president, has
{eld title since 1909,
Alfred s. Katzenstein sold for Nor
rs Kohn to Graziano and Mary Taran~
tno 176 East lSS;h Street, a five story
house, 17xl00l1.
Harris D. Colt sold 1872 Ludlow
Street, between Rivington and Stan
ton streets, fve-stOry tenement, 25x
- l.. =
New-York tribune., 1920-05-28
Leased Woman's Exchange
For Cooking School

Mrs. Ida G. Bailey Allen, editor,
lecturer and writer, leased the five
story building at the northeast corner
of Amsterdam Avenue and Seventy
fourth Street for Mrs Aliens School
of Good Cookery. 1t has been occu-
pied for the last twcnty-one years by
the Women's EXCHANGE. The building
Will be extensively altered to contain
an auditorium, lecture room, demon
strating rooms, offices and apartments.
with large electric display sign on the
roof. The property is owned by the
Charlotte Cafeteria. The Duross Com
pany was the broker.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-28
Recent Realty BUYERS

The Novimella Realty Corporation
bought the building at 152 to 1876 West
Forty-ninth Street and 1856 West Forty
fourth Street. sold recently by May
Irwin, the actress. through a. L. Lib
man. The new owner plans to I'M
prove the site.
The Irwin NJ Realty Corporation is
the buyer OF the eight-story building
st475 Broadway. through to as Mercer
Street, sold by the Mary A. Downey
estate, through Cammann, Voorhees, &
Floyd,
Sarah n Winch bought the dwelling
G; 3S West Ninety seventh Street. sold
by Pease & Gilman and Edward c. H..
Vogler for r. J. Hare Powell, who
takes back q lease Of the property
ealing for payment of $4,000 an
ruaily.
Elizabeth B. Hendrick is the buyer
o. the dwelling at II West Eighty
second Street, sold recently by julius
Friend through F. r. Wood G. Co.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-28
N. III. Gregory, Vice-President
OF !. Romaine Brown Co.

Nathan II. Gregory was elected vice
president Of the j. Romaine Brown
Company at recent meeting of the
company. Mr.. Gregory has been an ac-
i've figure in realty affairs. Most cG
this time he was in business for him
self. He was a broker in a number of
interesting transactions and has gained
reputation for his realty knowlcdgo
Last year he joined the j. Romano
Brown Company as sales manager His
quick promotion speaks of his results
with this company since then.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-28
Investors Get Bronx Realty

Harry Calm has sold 883 East 162d
Street, northwest corner of Stebbins
Avenue, tlve-story modern apartment
with three stores, 44x9S, to II. Adel-
man. f. William Sohns was the
broker.
J. Clarence Davies, sold for Eliza
beth A. Willet the two-story dwelling,
northwest corner of 10th and Brstow
streets.
f. Osborne Smith. sold for Klein &
Jackson, the dwelling, 1843 Grand
Avenue.
Richard Dickson sold for William f.
Hopwood 10 Liberia Cimono the resi-
dence, $50 East l68th Street. &5X82.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-28
TO Improve Waterfront Realty
Buving on Long island

The Rickcrt Brown Realty Company
sold to Catherine Atty two-story and
basement Colonial brick dwelling on
Ditmars Avenue, between Chauncey
Street and Goodrich Street, Arlcigh,
for $11 900.
Baker Crowcll, Inc, sold for Ernest
f. Trafton his residence at Great Neck
Hills, Great Neck, L. l., to Lester S.
Bacharach, of this city.
The Lewis II. May Company sold
for Frank H. Angelo IA Ostend Place,
Far Rockaway, consisting of 21a-
story private dwelling, to J. Denenholz
New-York tribune., 1920-05-28
Church of Ascension Reported
BUYER Of Presbyterian Realty

The Roman Catholic Church of the
Ascension is reported 20 have pur-
@ased from the estate of William r.
Martin the property at II and IA West
A5.a Street. adjoining the southeast
amer of Manhattan Avenue. This si+o,
|5xl00, IS improved with an edifce oc
npled for number of years bv the
Inst United Presbyterian Church.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-28
Concern Gets long
Island City Site for Plant

The Garland Automobile Company
purchased a plot of fouy lots running
through the block from Sixth Avenue
to Seventh Avenue, lying between
Webster and Washington avenues.
Long Island City, whore it plans to
erect q SerVicn MINT
New-York tribune., 1920-05-28
Sales in BROOKLYN

B. F. Knowles Company sold 978a
Myrtle Avenue, three-story apart
mcnt, 2O.9x100, for Sarah Kunitz.
Bulkley & Horton Company sold 1873
Washington Avenue, thrcc-story
dwelling, 20X100 for David T. Cameron
New-York tribune., 1920-05-28
Complete Site
For Tall Addition
To Hotel Plaza
Owners Get Two Dwellings,
From Late Judge Henry
Dugro Estate i'm 58th
st. Long Sought After

The Hotel Plaza Operating Company
has completed the site for its proposed
eighteen story addition to its hostery
by the acquisition OF the two four
story dwellings, 4ox1o0, at IS and II
West Fifty-cighth Street.
The realty has been sold by the late
Judge Henry Dugro estate, which ac-
quired the dwellings, more than fifteen
years ago, and refused many attractive
offers from the Plaza interests, who
owned on either side. John f. Riis
and another, executors, conveyed the
realty to the Plaza Operating Company
for %225,0 900, subject to n mortgage of
$3.50, 900.
With this purchase the Plaza inter
csts have a plot fronting 100 feet on
Fifty eighth Street for their proposed
addition, plans for which were filed re-
Gently by Warren e. Wetmore, archi-
tects. Their entire frontage on Fifty
eighth Street is 2SS feet, including Nos
to 10.
Rescils Loft Bought at Auction
Charles f. Noycs Company sold to
client of Jacob Bloch for Leonard Woill
and J. H. Kempner ID and 1G Nande-
water Street, five story and basement
building, 52x126. The property was
purchased through the Noyst Company
at the recent Wright auction sales
Mr., Bloch has sold eight buildings in
the same neighhorhood durin~ TIE last
few months.
Brown Buys in Waverley Place
The two six-story buildings at Ia
and 1G Wavcrlev Place, 33.4x825, be-
tween Greene and Mercer streets, have
been purchased by Frederick Brown
from William Lautcrbach. They we're
acquired by the seller in 1912 and are
under lease until February, 1921.
Sale in Wooster Street
The SKIS story loft building, 75x100
at 152 and 1874 Wooster Street, near
West Houston Street, has been pur-
chased by the Burden Realty Company
from Clara Bloomingdale and others as
trustees.
Garage in 62d Street Sold
A client Of Joseph 2. Day purchased
from Adolph Lewisohn, represented by
by L. ]. Phillips &; Co., the thrce-story
garage 25.6xl00, at 1875 West Fifty
second Street, between Sixth and
Seventh avenues.
TO Improve Waterfront Realty
Walter z. Brown sold for Captain
f. Ashton de Pcyster and others plot
of seven lots on the south side of 121st
Street, fronting on the East River.
The purchaser plans improving the
site with a commercial building with
dock facilities This property has been
in the de Pcyster family for more
than 6f+U wars
New-York tribune., 1920-05-28
PELHAM MANOR

Artistic servanticss House for $40 non
at Pelham Knobs" Ideal design' nVerg
modern innovation. baths. Stepping
Porch.. nom" masterpiece; ready fo4 or
eupancy. Butt by Herhimer-highest tt.oA
cohstruetton Apply CHAMP & DA~Fl'
West 4sd s. Telephone Murray HNl 5ss.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-28
CONNECTECIr REAL ESTATE
GREENWICH. COM

GREENWICH CONN
i0t 81 IN ROOMS. 3 BATHS. ELECTRIC
lights, hot Wates. large lteiur room frn-
'laee. dining room. sunny brcekfast por, n ::
a miles from station. excellent nelehnor-
looti lot l3pN14o trees FRUITS Garage.
cars 4lS 400. GEO. y PEABODY. owner,
pr local aaenfs
New-York tribune., 1920-05-28
Every one Of them from your
own home town

Lead a good healthy life
Learn q trade or get a
schooling
Get military training
Be with men from your
own hoR7eNState
New-York tribune., 1920-05-28
PEI.iiAMWOOD

COLONIAL TYPE HOUSE. rooms. ttioa
bath' gas ana electricity. steam heat. par.
quet noors, copper screens, sleeping porch
garage. $4,000. terms {. C. COR. 81
Iawton st. New Rochelle, X Y. Phone sos.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-28
SEA RsDAIF

- rooms. baths, garage;.tor the sea-
son, s4o0 per month"; in excellent location
Phone 2477 White Plaina AA
New-York tribune., 1920-05-28
Garage in 62d Street Sold

A client Of Joseph P. Day purchased
from Adolph Lewisohn, represented by
by L. ]. Phillips & Co., the three story
garage, 25.Gxl00, at 125 West Fifty
second Street, between Sixth and
Seventh avenues
New-York tribune., 1920-05-28
What troops are those?"

y life What troops are those?"
.
They're Regulars. But they're Regulars
nS that belong IS, units made up largely of men
'@ from this part of the country. It's new plan
the War Department is putting through to get
closer relationship between the Army and the
people in each community"
Men who read the newspaper do
roofing for the ball team men you've
the called Bill and Harry since you were a young
ster-its like these you'll be with when
- you join the democratic peacetine Army.
: Ask if there's vacancy.
Va i u RECRUITING
New-York tribune., 1920-05-28
CALDWELL, N. J.

For sale or rent by year or summer.
large handsome house. extensive grol,uJq
ana garden, high elevation, overioolliny
pa&saic Valley; , minutes walk from EsseX
tenth floor.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-28

FIVE ROOMS bath ,rlnn l-Scpt. linen
silver. Stcn~ay grand piano; $15 month.
Hendriau, Fordham 2SQi.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-28

GREENWICH -Artlstoaly fur
nished studio, study. bedroom, bath and
kitchenette, June TO October. Phone Mr.
Yockum Madison Square 25oo, cal Fri
day, Charles 81, afternoon or evening.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-28

S5TH st. WEST lor the summer. neatly
furnished apartment five light rooms mar
ried couple; or TWO ladies' $50 monthly. c.
5O7 Amsterdam ave.