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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1920-06-03
Temporal Mutantur,

First century A. D.: "And now abid-
eth faith. hope, charity, these three /;
but the greatest Of these is charity"
Twentieth century A. D.: "And now
abideth muscle. brains, money. these
three; but the grehtst of these is"
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1920-06-03

The fellow who stays at home ev.
cry evening accumulates q bank ac-
count. but very few good stories.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1920-06-03
A Word for the Docs

Jud Tunkins says the affection Of a
dog for Il man Is beautiful and it's a
shame the way many a person fools
tbs do
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1920-06-03

HEMsTlTCHlSG and PICOTING ATTACH.
MENT: works on all aewing machines: 81. 50.
Add. J. F. Light. Box 127. Birmingham. Ala
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1920-06-03

HIGHEST MARKET PRICES PAID for
Poultry. Horss Hides. Cow Hides. Wool.
Mckay Produce Co... St. Paul. Minnesota.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-03
Recorded Mortgages
Downtown

? M; April 2a Falowena Ghiz to Arrow
Holding Carpn. 2l7 Broadway. instals;
: S'p-c.; = (, pr mtse sa7.Soo; atty. New York
HARRISON. ST. 47-4s SIS, "a West sia'Vgv St,
20. 2x7ax irregi y m; April 2s; Arrow
Holding Corpn 20 Daniel V Harrison 715
BIoomheld av. Montclair, J dus April
/ rs,:..p 1sss: pc; pr mtse $4,000; atty, E
ROOSEVELT ST. o 6. 29.s Batavia st
runs e. Si.2 to . W q New Chambers st
S5.3x W 66.2 tc Roosevelt st X 8 ~ to
Rroadway; April so; Harris Cohen and
ane to- Nathan Bergen, 232 South st
3 YES, p c; atty Fl Cohen. 81 Cham
BEEKMAN PI.. g. 10 6oth st, lsxsO,
F., 2 in; April 20; Frank Milis, to Mary. c
Foster, 13 Heekman pl; install; pr mtge
EAST. BROADWAY. $ Montxomery T' ~
7Sx4o: April 81; Louis Steinberg to ia
cob. Bosch, 3o w 10th st; due Jan l
-, 1879; s ps: atty, Title @ q T Co-s45.o 900
WALKER ST. $3.50. s., 49ssxS8.3x4s.2x
s2.I; April %; Giacomo Siccardi to B
? Realty Corpn, go Broadwayi . years;
ATsIoRSEY + ST. 1s4. :. 35xleo.a; Aprii
a2 w 2fth at: instals; s p c; atty, NJ
Tichenor, IS Park Row ...... 5ooe
HENRY ST, 40, 3 $, 2sxloo; p m; April so
1acoh-A Rils Neighborhood Settlement
:, 10 Central Union Trust Co Of New York
rus; 3 years. II p c atty. Title s T
Ei.EEcKER ST. .os. VS.. runs W - sise0D * =
ls9.x l6.sx 1lQ 10 bag; Hancock
81. II TO -. Us Bleecker st.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-03

A. Frank Shaw and Harris, vought l.
Go. leased tho, corner store ia the
Windsor Arcade, northeast corner
Fifth Avsnue aand Forty.sixth Street,
to the Martha and Marjorie Tea Room.
Harris, Vought & Go, leased the
north store adjoining the corner In
the Windsor Arcade to- Nine. Clarice,
women's apparel.
) Ames & Co. leased to.Albin T. SeiIik-
owitz' the two buildings SO ana 81
West Twenty fourth Street. and lofts
at l8 East Thirty-frst Street to- Marcus
K.ohn. A: Babian and Bow, & Arrow,
Henry, Shapiro & co, leased for
Stores Corporation the four STORY
building -.at Z Uhfon'' Square, as tho
junction of. Fourteenth Street and
Union Square. ~
A. A.. Hageman leased the third floor
at ,6s8 Sixth Avenue to Bernard Kap-
lam. the. second H6or at 6S4. Sixth Ave-
nue. to Costas 'rheodore,'t third hoor
at. 637 Sixth Avenue to Edward We'll.
and the second f1oor at 63e Sixth Ave
riue to Max Edclstein : :
j. Clarrnce Davies leased. ths store
Peter Grimm has leased to Frank
Parker two five-story dwellings, AZ and
40 West Forty ninth Street, for twenty
one years. They viii, be altered into
stores and apartments. -
!. The same broker leased the new Tex
.tiIe Building, being erected st Fifth
Avenue and Thirtieth to Thirty-frst
Street, to the Crown Corset Company,
and with Douglas l.. Gilman & Go. Of
fees at 13 and 10 East Forty-ninth
Street to Adelph Lewisohn & Sons,
j. D. Emack Company and to Thomas
O'Reifly. "a 's1
Louis Schrag leased the store and
first loft at f59 West Twerty-third
Street. to Sigismund Markendarh and
the third loft at sic to 524 West
Twenty-ffth Street to the Marmeno
Toilet Preparation Company.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-03
Resumption Of Building a'
Seems Far Away as Ever

makers helpers, So; oricklavsrs An.
bricklayers helpers, 81: buildinr .' ~.
terial handlers, as per price list: build
ing material drivers, teamsters. build
Ing material automobileN chauffeurs
chauneurs, teAnisters and drivers'
helpers, adjustments to be made. cah.
inetmakers, 50; carpenters and franz
ers, 30; cement and concrete masonsl-~.
cement. concrete and asphalt laborers.
$3.50; composition roofers, foreman
ss.So-Ss; decorators and gilders, der.
rick men and riggers -; dock build.
ers, mouse shore and sheath pliers
men, cut stone and marble, class B.
minimum per week =; class A. mini.
mum per week -; electrical workers.
81; electric helpers, $3.50: electrical
fixture workers, 80: elevator constr,c.
tors. SO; elevator constructors hsTn.
ers, 81; engineers. stationary, 50: en-
g'neers. portable hosting. etc.
sao.1S weekly broken time, SO; en- .
gineers, on combination machines, per
week, engineers on boilers, pumps, or
pile driving machines, per week. en-
gineers on steam rollers. also founda.
tion work. per week, engineers on
steam shovels and dredges (26 DAYS
monthly, adjustments to be made;
excavators and general ]aborers. $3.50:
trainers, 50; GLACIERS, 80, granite cut
ters, w.; house shorevs, movers and
sheath pliers, SO; housesmiths. bridge
men ana structural ironworkefs,, Sc;
housesmteas, bronze. metal; furnisuse
ana metal trim workers, So; house
smiths helpers, 81; machinists Of ALI
description. SO; machfnists" helpers,
ters and settlers, 50; marble cutters
helpers, ST. marble polishers, bed rub
oers and sawyers, $3.50; metallic
lathers, SO; mosaic and terrazzo work
ers, mosaic workers helpers, $3.50;
painters. Gao hours a week. So;
painter decorator (gilder)>F (grainer),
ss' pictorial painters, SO; plate and
sheet glass glaziers, ss; plasters,
plain and ornamental. $3.50; plasterer
modelers, weekly s41.25- to $3.50; pias-
serers helpers, 81; plumbers and gas
ftters, So; rockmen. SO; pipefitters,open
cut, SO; compressed air workers, riggers
on machinery. dynamos, boilers, ETC.,
80; rock drillers and tool sharpeners,
81; roofers, tar felt, composition, damp
and waterproofers. So; sheet metal
workers, coppersmiths, tinsmiths, met
al roofers, So; sign, writer's, letterers
and strtpers $3.50, subject to change:
slate and tile roofers, SO; steam, hot
water and general pipe filters, 80;
steam, hot water and general pipe fit
ters' helpers, 81; tile layers, $a;.> tile
layers helpers, ST; tunnel and subway
constructors, 81; technical engineers,
structural (38 hours a week., junior,
$35; grade B draught tsman, per week,
$50; grade A draughtsman, per week
s75; checkers, per week, $780,. squad
boss, per week, $780,; designer, per
week s10o; upholsterers, 1926 go
hours per week.; upholsterers on car
pet and iinoleum, SO; varnishers, SO;
wood fathers, 50. ~,
New-York tribune., 1920-05-03
Recorded Leases
~ 80 A&--LyxA =.

17gA ST, q "; 9th and 10Th ars;, K.sla.y =,
chester ay: 8 yrs from Fob 1, 1924 ad-
:arssa f4,n t. American .hras'is7e Go. q ssoes %
117TH sT. STA e, ali; Tobias zindisr to
t Harry +, Horow1tE Il A. p; a17t1 &; 5 ygrr,,
cnM%RXny n591exay pAaK W s!o, is. ana " q i0H.; ps
go Central Park West, Inc. to Charlee
Rosenbeck, on psemisasi 10. yrs from Oct
1. 1897; atty. B. Franch Co, 2ss Mad.
,ssD ST, $3.50. 3 s., bas; isth wara Really
Co to Nahon CO: 5 yrs from April j.
1920; attys, Foster & N, 81 Brosdway.
DIVISION ST. ,..7-1ssns, extend. Lease re.
o11se Ievete 60 Anhsit. % IS pivisson @ pa 81 a..y 70
]. Brodslky. 2ss Broadway.
AMSTERDAM AV. $40. str on snd nr. and
:, f,-bes: + " Richter, to Ernest r Eimncke.
s!s}s. sH Ess g. aN 5',a l'ae
DIVISION ST, 81, "a fir east ana "a ar' FIN in
rear OF, bldg: Albert stsvano e, Ifyman
: ana Julius~ Raekuw (sAckow Eros). sss
Falrmont' pi; 6s-yrs from May I, 1920;
Julius 'Rackow. SO Division ct. q. 900
New-York tribune., 1920-05-03
CONNECTICUT REAL ESTATE
SOUND BEACH,. CONN.

HOMES OVERLOOKING. SUONp.
NEW STUCCO. OCCUPANCY JULY ed.
II rooms 9 baths: all modern improve
ments throughout; sleeping porch. Large
''lIi ALL YEAR ROUND HOME. 10, rooms,
baths: hot water. heat; AL modern. con :
veniences: beautiful trees. One acre.
PiCTuREsQUE HOUSE, 5 acres 1s
rooms, baths; steam heat; sound IN ~ view;
GENTLEMAN'S ESTATE. acres Is
rooms d baths; hot water heat e!ectTfc
light; large. wide porch: water rsghte
TOWER HOME. Aeou. ! acre: sn@nss,
hotel; 90 rooms 3 baths; water throuEhous
h0aGs AR11sTfG ssffs5i' pWHEIaSe. sas i rooms:
baths: hot water heat: electric Nght "a :
rage 2 cars: Sound view; Plot @$t4soV'
OLD Old HOMESTEAD. s acres; possession
in 40 days; II rooms. bath; hot water
heat, electric light; barn for = cars cars
nERECrLY on the water. One acre: -
IDEAL in every respect ss5,eoo.
IDEAI. HOME. 113 acres; 10 rcopas,
bath: roomy porch near water. garage
X CosEY HOME S rooms ossfi, -. ssna- =.
Fruit and shade 5000. Terms 80.
A. M. BCLES ~
rSSeS.J ns.ch fam
New-York tribune., 1920-05-03
Trading in the Bronx

Ely Maran & Joseph Ssger sold the
fve-story apartment at 1913 Crotona
Avenue, .50x100.
Hugo Wabst sold for. e. Sparks and
w. Kirchner the duplex dwelling on the
west side of, Fulton, Street, .50x1oo,
about 300 feet north of Westchester
Avenue; for c.. Cannatsllo the, two-faHn-
lily dwelling 142 Needharn Avenue, to
Restivo, and. to c. PAWN tha two-family
dwelling 1914 Barnes Avenue: 9 =. :
the two-story. building so4 East 175th
Street, 100x144. 20 - - p
Abraham Evans ,resold for Louis Spi-
vack 912 Leggstt Avenue, two-family
house, 25x100. ,,.'-
New-York tribune., 1920-05-03
railroad Enbargoes Hold
Rack Shipment of Materi-
Il. Which May Result
in Closing of Plants
,;tle Supply on Hand
,hless Relief Comes Many
Win Be Thrown Out of
work: New Wage Scale
,..,...d embsrgoes arc putting such

e.;Iroad embsrgoes arc putting such
.,.uium on current building work
,bs whole structure of the in
,~.,,r ;s menaced, says "The Dow
GO paily Building Reports
r.r,, York to-day is without cement.
,...ss,+ cement brick has no market.
- brick walls cannot he erected
18th walls half finished the lime
- r,aster trades are st standstlil.
rs.r such stagnation comes the
sssrs cannot work and the carpen-
Isa" srs idle. Roofers are shut out OF
.s.;r scheduies and all the great horde
q ss'h hu;ldinc craftsmen engaged in in
..,,;nr 'eouirment, floors. wall and
i...r;c wiring arc held back,
ra,tractors are sending trucks in
s,s- rreat distances to get the scsnty
rs, ,.nn,s Of basic materials that few
ssfss - he local dealers still have. This
- - sistance trucking costs the build
;s- w.; -,wner from $50 TO 500 q day. be-
- ..nss trucks themselves are at a
,r.mium. II only takes few trucks
,, iris rate to seriously cripple the
financial side Of any building opera
t;an under contract,
Railroads terminating IN New Jersey
,;l no, permit cement to pass east Of
Nsx Brunswick, South Plalnfe!d or
pls,ric!d and from these points ship
,,snts arc tied W all the way back to
.as nlsnts themselves, which are to-
dsv facing the necessity Of a shut
dewn unless relief Is granted very
soon.
lie mind to-day is that the railroad en-
largo has been the final factor IN
chilling any spring attempt to meet the
ssarful housing shortage this autumn
nat will make the house shortage Of
this spring fade into pale insignificauce.
There is not the least possible chance
,ha. anything like the necessary volume
Of relief construction work can be
completed b. October. The embargoes 8
have already upset manufacturing cal
culations for this year, the reserve
Supplies in the hands of building ma
tsral distributors have all been taken
I'd 50 that toward the weekend the
dealers in this city, Long island and a
large section of New Jersey, were ab-
sOutely unable to supply their own
customers. No condition in wartime
wes ever so meancing to the building
construction and material distributing
Industry as it is now.
Trade Approves Wage Schedule
The new wage scale in New York
effective as OF last Saturday as ap-
proved by the Building Trades Council
and the Building Trades Employers
Association follows:
Asbestos workers, boiler felters, pipe
=
en helpers, ST; art glass workers. So;
baefsmths or building operations, SO;
blue stonecutters, haggers, bridge and
curb settlers, SO; blue stonecutters'
helpers, 81; boilermakers, SO; boiler
New-York tribune., 1920-05-03
AalACNiA LONG ISLAND
MlNEULA 20 MILES n, y.

a5-New colonial frame. rooms, sun
parlor. hardwood hoorss hot water heat,
electricity, gas. fireplace: 60xl0o; $1o.sO0.
2s-Colonial, corner, 130xl4o six rooms.
bath, hot water heat, attic; near station ;
$4,000; suitable terrs.
27-Stucco and shingle Dutch colonial
rooms; 60x140; all improvements; exclu-
sive section; sacrifice; good terms
28-Sacrifce. 10 rooms. pantry. attic:
2-3 acre; Gear garage; laundry; all i'm
provements; near golf club; $4,000;
20--Bargain. colonial haif brick ana
frame, rooms. bath; corner, 6oxi07; all
improvements; $1,000; cash 32,soo.
-S0-Forced to sell. semi.bungalow. .
rooms hard wood floors, all improvements;
near station. 5Oxso; $3.50; mtge. $4,000.
CHILDS, WARNER 3 WESTON,
OPP. Station. Tel. 1885 Garden Carya
N " Off1ce, ~ West saith St.
Room 562. TEL Greeley $40. .~s.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-03
Dutch Prepare to Transfer
Ex-kaiser to DOorn Estate

THE HAGUE, May 2 (By The Asso-
ciated Press).-Thorough preparations
for the transfer Of former Emperor
William and his household from Ben
timex Castle at Amerongen to bis es-
tate at Doom are being made By the
Dutch government. Dr. J. B. Kan, who
emperor. has interviewed Count Ho-
henzollern and the members Of his
suite regarding tho change. he has
also discussed tbs matter with the
Burgomaster Of Doom and the captain
Of gendarmerie, who will supervise
the actual transfer.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-03
Sales in Wesseheste,.

Prince & Ripley, Inc, sold 80 Ridge
view Avenue, White Plains, N. Y, for
William B. Thorn. The. same brokers
leased for L.. D. Brundage his dwell
dence on Soundview Avenue, White
Plains, to E. J. Leibovitz. -
George W. Both and Bourke Stone
sold for Email Lund his dwelling on
Merriam Avenue, Bronxville, to j.. H.
Bagelar, Of this city. '0
New-York tribune., 1920-05-03
Fine Long Island Estate Sold

Pell & Tibbits sold for the estate
of Alfred Fraser seventy, acres with
on Long Island Sound and
q large Colonial dwelling, stables,
garage. gardeners cottage. etc. The
purchaser is president Of a largo
steamship company.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-03
Mechanics' Liens

BOND ST, 4. Garnnkel & steinbers, Int
agt Catherine and Elizabeth Bagot a
al, owners: Isador Schnseoaunn, con
tractor &. , Sl-Ioos =
New-York tribune., 1920-05-03
Lis Pendens

I'D AV. 80 to 81; Lydia A, Oarll~ agt Maria
A West ct al partition; atty, G r Roe
136TH ST, s, os5.10 # " 7th av, 1ssx
cell; Thomas l. Snapp ct al ast James
NJ Green et al. action to determine con
= stUcton Of deed etc; atty. D Wet
more -.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-03
rRANyrAclnc MArra

TIE connectins mails close at the oes.
esal Pestoffice and City Hail Postefa,es
Station. New York At p. M, as followa:
Hawaii. via San Francisco, 8 wilhei
nina, May 9.
Japan, Corea. China. Clam. Cochin ChixA
ana Netherlands East Indies, via Seatt'e
8 Eneieost. May 3.
Hawaii. Samoan Islands. Australia and
Via san Francisco. 8 8 Sonoma, May I5
New-York tribune., 1920-05-03

Operator Buys in l36th Street
James H. Cruikshank purchased from
the Rhinelander estate the four-story
American basement dwelling 143 West
18sth Street, 156x100.-- Harry Sugar
man was the broker.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-03

FARM FOR SALE.-98-ACRE DAIRY
and truck farm, 1s-room boarding house.
all improvements: large barns; all kinds
fruit. Write for particulars. Box Ss. r. D.
No 2. Dover, N J. - ~.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-03

FOR sALE--Ar HAcKENsAcK. N. j.,
to close ettate, IS-rpom house. good re-
pair: plot 1sb feet front: best part Of
town; large shade trees. Apply l.. F.
CLARENDON. 7s Gold St, New York
Phone 71o Beeknan. -'-
New-York tribune., 1920-05-03
AMERICAN PORrs

AMERICAN POETS
BALTIMORE, May 2-Arrved: Strs Pro.
cida (Fr), New York; Quidnic, Charleston,
c; Ruth, Port Tampa ;-WihAha, Boston
Wistnore (Br), Portland, England: Cymric
Vale (Br). Plymouth; Silkeborg fDanD.
Rotterdam via Hampton Roads: Cahilis.
Philaaesphia: Bacoi. Norfolk. Sailed: Strs
New-York tribune., 1920-05-03
Satisfied Mechanics Liens

TN Az 1t2a-t4sl Jcror + Jars ast
isadere -oiIendorf ct ai:sNov IL. 1913
New-York tribune., 1920-05-03
FOREIGN PORTS

TOREIGN PORTS
Departures for New FORK
Bata~ia--S & Rotti.
Sevii!e--S Cabo Ortegsl-
Fort Said--S Intan.
I%ondon-S 8 AstAmhco No. 4. East Ind AZ
Southampton-S Phiiadelphis.
Para--S s Allan.
Pernasnouco--S 8 Justin.
Melbourne--S Nokatay.
1iverpooi--S Csrmania, Bslgic
Panama Canal, CristobAl--s Or,anA
General q w Gosthals.
Arrivals FFonl New York
Barcelona-S Barcelona.
Antwerp-S West Corurn.
GibraltAr---S Tacrrnins.
Narach-S s Santa Clara
Rio Go Janeiro---S Western Hero
Colon bo-S Doveric.
Corunua-S oyizAha
Table Bays Port Lincoln
Qusenxtown--S Ashsnoo.
southampton--S 8 Maurctania
Panama Canal. Crtstobai--S Aiiiansa
New-York tribune., 1920-05-03
Shipping News

fh.nsiss. Tampa Crawl Keys oesrseso~n;
Lake Lake supss,er; Havana; syssle. A,si.rs
B.itlmor.: ss.s Psirick. Henri phsls-
dasfphia; aI Lake H.piesk, gse. ersnd. for
Lake Tason. psrdssuxi Lake Ms.y. Bos-
BosToN, May 2--Arriyed: strs win
esieuss. s pofs ss.1Sot s.S t.ss Bsnoow ca
a.lphis: Rhiss. caieatsa Ella Port Natsl.
Tan;co r. ssT. ss,ss; strs George ", rsrn.s
dsnss; xassS ss.ns:sss ssffe,k' Baltimore via PROV
s.aas1s,; GaaAa,hssfm May Arriyss ,d. cs,:,as. ss,'
fs5fss'i's. ais .,' M., ,x,ry.s eltz
s.rs Cur Coast. pors Arthur; Lake Fear
Sem. Sssy.nrsan r,.1,.v wss; Asa,1 w;rniassoa
New York via Charleston.
- PHILADELPHIA. May s--Arrived: strs
hssna RRssTnssi EssTs Eassns D.as, AasS.
nnsvarino ns dHrl. New York: schr Laura \
Msy Passed down from. Philadsiphis
Boston; Widreeht tputeh,. Hamburs: ssi-
uo ~ +, F...es ss''sssfss1 ess rom
s nss ssiso FseTs saoS Ro E.
.;rdam; ssatoria tBr). Msnxaniiia; Sopiey.
NcWpDEt NeWs
PORTLAND. Me. May s-Arr,v.a: ST..
: Gordon; Sabine. fex: Inkula. tSr).
London; NJ Dansiser, Tsmpico: Seneca.
G; GGorfoik; sritons. Norfolk. sailed: Str J r
'GsoGs1 PoRs1 N:ps N:T fsrk- sn Nav .-.,v.,
British cescon tBr,, London: George G
Henry. Tamp!eo; Lake w.rnice, Tela
Nuotan (Br}. Liverpool. Sailed: strs Cos
nnila M.na.s sMex}; progrsso; porothea. Havana
Ioro via Cristobsi; Mont Genie fFr>. Mar
ssilles Cette and La Seine: France: o Z
Warins, Jacksonville; Rathlin Head f5r)
Dublin and Belfast via Norfolk: sara
.iacca. Port BarrtoS via Belize.
PORT TAMPA, Fla, May 2--ArriveA
Str Point Arena, Baltimore: Sailed: 81,
Mascotte, Havana via Key West.
SAND KEY Fla. May 2-Passed cas-,
Strs William Palmer: 1st, r D Aschs
and barge. York Harbor Phoenix 81
spsuldins, Moose Haussic.
SAVANNAH. May Arrived. Str
cokesit. Jaeksenviiie; Western Light. Nor
folk. Sailed: Str. Virginia Bridge, BARGE
Iona via Charleston
TAMPA, Fla, May 2-sailsd: Str. Ker-
bane Head. Belfast via Ardrossan: motor
vessel Narwhaiui. Caibarien.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-03
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE
Barpains: Prize Bunpalows

rooms, grounds 7ox23b. ss,5oo
8 spacious rooms. 75xiso..........$8oo 900
Anhox A5 ia Soa.ss souss S.
Handsome we'll built 2-fannily. s7,5oo
Every Improvement; finest section Engie-
wood. Bogota, West -Englewood. Some for
W. 4. MOORE, West Englewood
ELIZABETH, ~. ). GEL Mora seotion)--
just getting finished: entire inside hre whise
enamel: double, oak floors, beam. ceilings
built-in bookcases, sun porch and sleeping
Tot Aox2oo; asphalt paved street twn min
ates from gtaHon apd trolley. NJ. Il. sHA-
PRO. 1875 Broad 8. Tel. Elisabeth 1855.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-03

HoNG ISLAND REAL ESTATE
New-York tribune., 1920-05-03

MANHATTAN REAL ESTATE
New-York tribune., 1920-05-03

TWO RooMSs and. eatn, paroue.' door.
sseosrsn ltshts. $iae. One room and
oath wa 81 Vest 4sth Street. -,
New-York tribune., 1920-05-03

MANHATTAN AV, 375. n " 116th ST. Clio
x5o; p m; April %: Jane. Newhurgh TO
fs astys y Myers % as 100 BWaS
l22D ST. 2l2 w, $ $. l5x1oo.l1; p n; April
20; Barney 1mpt Co to Rose Mendlo-
witch, 5ss W 13sth st: instals. s pc:
l22D ST, 2l4 W. 8, 15xloo.l1: p m; April
90; same to same; instats 8 p CT pr
mtge $3.50; atty. same. ......... $4,000
l4sD SIT $40 W, 8, Is.sxss.11; p m;
April ss. Isadore Fox to Margars.
9: ~ a.ty, r. r Co Co.. ''' 5000
145TH ST, 4so w, s, lsxse,11; p m;
April 26; Nellie A NJ Geough TO Bent
H Tuthill. 46o W 145th ct installa 8
p c; pr rntge $1,000; atty. Jos Rosena
to Susan NJ Tuthili. $50 w 1A5th at 3
yrs; 6h G; atty. same. $4,000
14sTH ST $50 ". $, lsxss.i1: NJ;
Q Mnlhoiiand; Fsahkills n n 7. ct Al;
145TH ST. ass ". SIS, ,15xss.Ii; , m;
April 80: Iisette Mayer TO Amelia II
Q Millholland: Fishkiil Y; yrs; 9
April 80 Loretta A Dolan to Lincoln
Trust Co, 2o4 5th av. trus: 3 yrs;
p c; attys, Middlebrook b, 4s Cedar
l5oTH ST. n :. ASS 7th av, 4o.losssii;
April 2s; Berry Sinaona TO Alfred
Myers, 2262 18th st, Brooklyn; due
Oct 30. 'ls2l., p c: pr. mtge s37 100:
tribsts, 1912 stuyvesant av. Trenton.
Donald: R Hryan,, trenton, i ~ si.s66
same to same; yrsa 5a o atty,
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-05
TALK OF THE TOWN

Regular meeting of the A. O. II.
Thursday night, Aug. s. at 7 o'clock;
initiation.
Members of the Barre Woman's club.
Time for dues to be paid. Mrs. Alex
ander Smith, % Keith avenue.
Watch Fridays Times for ad of fire
and water auction sale to be held at
McAllister Bros store, East Barre, on
Saturday afternoon.-ad adv.
Notice: Regular meeting of M. w.
A. Friday Aug. 9, at 7 p. IN. All mem
bers who are back in their dues are
requested to attend and pay up.
If you are contemplating coming to
Joe's pond for your vacation be sure
to stop at the Lake Shore house and
you will get good accommodations
Also boats to let.-adv.
James NJ. Langley, city editor of the
Union Leader in Manchester, n. H.,
is, together with his wife, visiting his
parents, Mayor and Mrs. Frank d.
Langley of belmont avenue.
Through inadvertence the names of
Howard c., Mcknight and Mr.. and Mrs
Lawrence Gennett were omitted from
the list of floral contributions at the
funeral of Miss Genevieye, lombard.
The body of Mrs. Mary Berry, who
died Tuesday, was taken to Holyoke,
Mass, last night for burial. Mrs.
Alexander Ford, the niece of the de-
ceased woman, accompanied the body.
Dr. Meagher has gone to the Univer-
sity of New York to take a lecture
course in all the new and up-to-date
methods of dentistry. The doctor al
ways aims at being up-to-date in his
profession. for the benefit of himself
and his patients, to whom he owes the
best that the profession can give. The
doctor will resume duty at his dental
parlors Tuesday, Aug. 10 adv.
To-day starts the three day home
service appeal of the Salvation Army
and solicitors will call for the sub
scriptions to the fund, which it is
hoped will be raised by Saturday
night. 1t is needless to mention the
magnificent work accomplished by this
organization in all parts of the world,
Everyone is asked to make contri.
button. large or small and let the good
work continue.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-05
BARRE DAILY TIMES
THURSDAY AUGUST S, 1920.
The Weather.

Fair tonight and probably Friday;
light variable winds.