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New-York tribune., 1920-01-25

Thomas J. O'Reilly has sold for Mrs.
+. A. Troughton the six stbry tenement.
containing six stores, at 424-425 East
Thirteenth Street. on plot 40.aXlOO
The purchaser is the v cisner Realty
Company
Nathan II. c. Foster has sold to David
Settlcman the FIVE story tenement at
1890 Second Avenue and Immediately
resold it, Mr.. Settcman also bought
through the Duross Company the
northeast corner of West Eleventh
Street and Greenwich Avenue.
Ernest \. Adler has sold for Pauline
Pollak to Solomon Levy POS East Sev-
enty-ffth Street, a four story teno-
ment on plot 19.7x1O2.2; also in con-
junction with NJ. II. c. Foster & Bro. for
David Llppman to Improved Tenomonts
Company 1880 Second Avenue, a five
story tenement with stores, on plot
223.5x74; also for client to American
Glass Novelty Company 35l East Sev-
enty-eighth Street, a four story loft,
on plot 25X73X Irregular
Kehoe & Janero have sold for eli
ent 439-441 East l21st Street, two four
story double flats, on plot 25x1OO each.
to an INVESTOR
The six story tenement and store at
229 to 23f East tighty-fourth Street,
on plot 43.4x102.2, has been 1cquirci
from Max Mennen by a company con-
posed Of A. Bloom, j. NJ. Hauscr and S.
Rafkin.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25
NFNV JERSEY

ARM. "a agres. good soil ground, all
working land. running water fruit trees.
all crops oonpi t. machinery; hne out
feo chickers; the Inventory is easily woTth
900; ntw built e-loom house, . good
barns; all ouib4lidings in good condition
90 miles from New York, Jersey price
! 5000. John ou 5a4 9TH av.. Brooklyn.
T.. Y
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25
Other West Side Sales

Samuel H. Martin has sold for the
estate Of Marie Tuchler the five-storv
apartment on plot 33.4X100 at l48 West
Sixty-fourth Street.
Van Vlict & Place have sold for
Achille De Perro the fve-story tene-
ment at 20 Renwick Street on lot 20x5o.
Oscar D. and Herbert V. Dixie have
sold for William J. Overocker to a
client of A W. Miller G. Co. the five
story flat at 2445 Eighth Avenue.
|. L. Levin has sold for the |. 3. D.
Realty Corporation to Matsil Brothers
the fivc-story flat, on plot 26x100, at
2S West 12Oth Street
John Fink has sold the fivc-story
tenement. 25xS1. at AS Pike Street
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25
BUSINESS CARDS


A9z1liVsTrr. sIoNNs. W1rw0Ns
NNITTAI f.~--.s s,I..ts ell .ol..s .si
prices al -es. ST. ,ard Up. for nfrlot
hed~uunI, hai3s 81 irr. sho}roa ofl.
ts.-hiig used al '4--frIfI cost of cI.4n
~ .i'l7sl Russ, Sizes gNa "a lsxgo taIs9
n..l.i'r and Atr,. -, from So e. si5 up.
1e ,lAlrd or stiHie with ter ta..l n,r-
der. Oriental i> 'i'f's naud-f.slt.l iIr-.
-oaNins over. .nttlng. layire dveip.-
reasonable. 4at. II. SIfLI.IAtsS IKE
-'-s-o y atIisqu tt-. loath) rllza ss3o
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25
San Maria Among
The West Side
Flats Sold
Eight = Story House Faces
Columbia University; IN
vestors Attracted to Tene-
ments on the East Side

The San Maria, at 500 West 114th
Street, just east Of Broadway and op-
poslte the campus Of Columbia Univer-
sity, an eight story apartment, on plot
75xlO0, has been sold by joseph Paterno
to clients of Morris &; Samuel Meyers.
II. \. Braude & Co. were the brokers.
Buys Pinehurst Avenue Corner
Norman Denzer has sold for the Alex
ander Holding Corporation to the l.. c.
5. Realty Corporation, represented b.
Leon Schultz, the five ftory apartment
at the northwest corner Of Pinehurst
Avenue and ls0th Street, on plot 54X109,
known as SIS West lS0th Street.
Sale in 171st Street
Nehring Brothers have sold for Roydi
Realty Corporation to S. Moshkes G56
and 65S West 171st Street, five story
apartment. on plot 71.6x95, adjoining
Fort Washington Avenue.
S Maxwell has sold for the Mill
blanche Realty Company to Louis
Schlechter the five-story apartment at
2S Macombs Place, adjoining 150th
Street
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25
ALL TIE ORANGES.

II you contemplate inovint lnoro Is no
finer or .note convenient suburban loca-
ton than The Oranges Modern houses
Ct every dcsclI ption for sale at all prices.
fK,NK u. YAlLoE; Note first lame),
opp. Brick church sta. East Nrarge n. j
BUNGALOW ssimpliasq u. Housekeeping
6 roows tan. hardwood floors and Trim;
sttam ars.. O. en trepaco; minutes sta
s. ). Nis.srH,N GORDON d FoKNAN.
TO nfoaI~ay, =. \. Rector i.lS.
IsIlaeNool. y. j.. n. 331.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25

CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE., or CONNER
cial associations DESTROYS Of securing a
vel -sts biishad auto truck company; We
are now seeking d new location to get q
frst-class factory site at reasOna BILE price
also here secure some additional
capita, our company viii stand the acid
test from every angle. /. Box 13s. Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25
DO yO1, NEED CAPrTAT,

II so. make your problems mine. 7 or
ssnize. incorporate and outline plans TO
finance complete rueritOriOus propositions
Of Observation-Disclosures and commercial
such IS paper and pulp mills. sugar mills
lteel mills. hotels ana office buildings also
developins coal. oil. ron. timber and
rinirg properties Write full particulars.
., A. Jackson, All Third National Bank
Bldg. =. Louis. Mo
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25
BOROUGH or oJIENs

ror efLn uooro % rooms and ba'h. ON
dot 10GxI34 1T WooahaYou. wth "a
rag4n. choice !o"atiou. u m4nufes TO rena.
staflou. prlee si5 oon Nopi1 pfD5ah'Y
.eAi fnof. tnau eouble 80 reprodpoe. 1-uil
nartIrDiars On request. y If. Luce. onuer,
1853 Woodhayon hve WoodhAVcn.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

Special: is per cent dividend 1con-
sfently growing larger, for investors oe
100 to 10000, money douhly secured by as
signment and by chain stores dealing in
food; proof OF emin1ut success proof Of
security proof of profits. proof of extraOrdi-
mar ground floor opportunity Wil be shown.
Write fos particulars, Z. VI c. a. Box 7lJ,
tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25
Long ISLAND
rOIt sNIE

l.oxo ISLAND 'H"rth % 'horc. 30 Gentleman.
optaff bof seen three and four acrea 0ra
rhadc and frut trees rcss1enee - rooins.
baths. cottage rooms. baths, s'o1n
heat in bDtn houses Garage With apart
i4cnt. iNuulA court tusufiaeerd yieNa or
wafer aud Aiils. beach and bathing priv
'fereu within committing Hiatanco ~ Nrsv
York. agea fnorfeay" II Geanred. Adalea4
Long Island. +. O. hoz e72 Sew York
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25
SPRING LAKE BEACH, NJ. J.
HORACE. II. MOORE
E0R SALE:

'' tho doorstep of X. y. c.. for twelve thon-
ana dollars, now modern stueeo and shngle
d veiline On finest residential street IN Engle-
ood, T. :. All mod mi inpsoN menls Plot
10 hy 100 feet For PARTICULARS apply to
Waiter Luke NSack, \. y.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25
ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.

F0TEl. B0Soo8El- Neasae..y ..:. Avs.
eieVator.5 ine tsbie; Sl5 UP weeisly "
Open al year. Booklet. Phone III
\ IT, MARION
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25

AT sI4u'PAN POINT. Stamford. Conn.
Groom apar.lments. fully tHrn Sle1 hea
water: s2.o0o each for s.'uIuer season.
esIie r. snsit ii. Atlantic ST. Tel zZ30
stamford
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25

ORIENTALRUGS sIag e. sep9.'..'. a',..-
t,y ao4ght for hiatast cash nprriis.og
u cst 10Th al, 'raoae 5l0l Bryant.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
MISS FITZGERALp'S
Employment Bureau, also
Coyerness and Nurses Agency
S66 9Th Ave. (n'r 34th).
Tel. 5244 Greeley.
Superior Help tor Prof'l and Dom serv,o.
MISS ISABEL SHEA
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
sE usr ST. net. MAD. & sTu Ayrs
ssiec, help. male and female. for CIT,
md country.
TELEPHONE s77+ MURRAY HILL.
FOR HIGH-CLASS SERVICE
COLONIAL AGENCY
TELEPHONE ss9s vANDERBu.r.
rs ". 42ND ST. y. Y.
BEST SERVANTS, MALE aud FEArAr.n
Miss Hofmayer's Agency
10 EAST 4SD ST. I'D FLOOR.
Entrsnce s'so ct I East s2d 81.
RELIABLE SERVANTS.
Also Ns'rons' Go'ernesses. Nurses. MAZDA
seamstrcsses: &c. and all classes OF Day
telephone Murray Hi sY4. ss4s.
Toxic Employment Agency
Japanese. reliable and compa..nt dor,es.
tk help fo- families. apartments, hotel,
and restaurants. Plaza cl7o. 445 :aas,
"s0 SEUDERLING emrloxMtNT .9fsnt
FINNISH AND SWEDISH HE'LL
?019 FIFTH AVE Goa. Goa. I25rA ST.
japanese Eagle r5 T1G s,oSo; Moss IT, hslas!.
III Wes; t2d. Unity Bldg Bryant 7is5.
MSs. trusl"ortAy professionals for pri.
The Select Employment Agency
Bureau Francais
IHsieTt RofSvrI SsTxs 's s.. Al Na,onalite, ssss
MISS M'LOUGHLIN s5n2g, sT+Es1
S21 Madison Ave. @f M,41.t ~ st r,u, ..,,
Phone 0neSCANDINAVIANplaza sl7.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
~ Lex. Ave. bet sStb and 59th Sta
Mrs. Emily Mason Aa, AonNcy OF J1. Lon.
Efficient ts-Maie-Female
III WEST 42d ST. TEL. BRYANT $3.50
SALEM EMPLOYMENT AGENCY fur.
nishes all domestic male. female. chaut.
fturs porters, weiters. etc. 22l4 Seventh
svs Mornlngsldc !s33.
cH!a IRWIN Agency. Established iase. ess
1E shsssss 9th Ave. Tel 2399 Greeley
.1anannse Empiovnent Agency. Most
0"Pe'i'~'N reliable domestic helm fur
nshed rs ". 42d St. Tel Vanderbilt 3es;
fEH r. T AGENCY. IT y 125Tn ST
TELEPH NE 6515 HARLEM
HELP WANTED MALE
MISS sHACGHNESSY. high class employ
lily. conn'~v
HELL WANTED FEMALE
BROWN EMPLOYMENT EXCHANGE.
200 BROADWAY ROOM 5O7
no REGISTRATION FEE
sTENOGRAPHERS, TYPISTS. CLERKS
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25

.IIt; nARGAtN New and used 'var1rohe
trunks 5o6 Sixth ave- be' 30th-2lst sts.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25
THE ORANGES and N1APLEWOOD

Now N0u1os- O. IT r00N7. ] % 8
BATHS. all modem appointments; $1,000
fa s45.fln, tuNsuuAiatc possession.
{. Fl. Siiger, OPP, =; I;ri, ,,, rh"tSh sta"
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25
M q Il Z C. L 4 7 Z

sl2.oo0 artistic stucco residence; large
Grounds rooms. bath, steam. electricity:
e-car garage eorVenient to Gler Ri,i9e
l.acl1a9s.4s4aa station possosslon May /.
/ = - O ~
opp larkawaui.a, Aoutclas. ph. 4GlG-46l7.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25
Carpet Cleaning

sEwINCi-MAKINs OvE3s-cLEANrNC
500 carpets. rags. lortie.cs lan sizcs).
plain Orlcrtul cllors Slightly used AZ
3 original lriea. 200 yCs. of maid llno.
leLlu SlyS
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25
nr

tOPD Buys Diamonds Old Gels. sllrsr. ria,Rur-
tAttri.ce anA p.s= r -k-is its Wat esh 1t
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25
NIcns Clothing
Oll Cod and Silver

wOrN OFT G0i.u AND -iLyEp' BOUGHT FL
X LONGsiAN'S sons Gold aid SiirS. hsgnsya
u Iohn Ai
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25
diamonds

DIAMONDS AND IEWEIRY BOUGHT
FOR CNSlI. .stttes appraised, pur-
chased. BnNArI1, i,5 Broadway. upstairs.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25
Z uf natIre

HICWGsT PRICES uaia for furniture. an.
fiQues. pianos btlc-a-brac. books. art
stc. GABAN. IS University Place. 'PhOns
SiuyY-sAut -a4i.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-09

PRESCOTT. Afls, June 0. With.
~ q few weeks. che unlled Verde
hlnlns Company ai Jerome viii
start ~ project 10 steam shovel "A
million TONS of rock OF lhe side Of
4 mountain hi order % otpnsa great
cunpcr ore bodies that have heen
burning for yrars from their own
sulphur content. Assistant General
Manager Robert 4. Tally says ihe
cnmpangs prosram ulll nrntldlc IS
years work. and iliai approximately,
> million tons OF rfit cuplwr nfr
will be- irnspofied l,y what are a..
clefed 10 BE- The niosl economical
methods known.
Hhc United Verde Intends 10 tear
down ihc o,crlay ol one of ia lara
cst ore bodies and with the waste
dirt and rock build platform far
below IN ihu nilch. W accommodate
a new lownsiie that will ndioiu ihe
present town Of jcrumc.
One ~ The provisions Of lhls on,
eroilcn d for az ulls sine baschall Din
mond 10 'le lad ont entirely on built
land. w
A. result Of the steam sln,rI
operations large bodies Of ore ~
what are known n lbc "flrc slopea
VIII be exrnsed Some ~ these fire
areas have been burning FOE wears
the FIRST one started IN i80i frnm
the heat developed Ia cavrln.
Since then mnry underground bat.
Ties have occurred between the min.
err and the elowinF copper sui
phides. and until 1915. when lhe
amazing syslrm nf blowing cool air
into the itO0desrcr Slopes was
adopted. little succcss attended their
efforts.
Wafer, steam and carbon dioxidc
gas all have failed n smother fires
due 10 The broken character of lhr
rock, which permitted air 10 acl IN
and feed The fires
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-09

MAC fof &At HI@ 20 ..1.
tattet ,1111| and nI.|h* MAT
HN'1N #I|'I '|In| D11H|n sorry gD48
H'' 4HH't hsf aft|'f Ha||fr4 ttma
|u4 |I's|4 HNen Iha|I|n A1dI kuthsI
% '||| u||''ft1ao aoaf|n1H| IN| |hA
H11frI Ir|'& I'|hnrI4||hI nfnItt|hI
with f8n0|fs'Itk Huf nf |11 rt.|'
way 1ia'|n1 n|anfl4ilt DESERT. Ar
r'|lI For she see. lfAn|oed df
ItirlQ|n1 soloHls. 1InA1t Them 6hr
recognizes tf|fnnf. the tIu14 aInIn
tor who has hren blinded. Anrhal
Ila|It h|enrhf||t Io hey ffl,Ifa and
f0nes 70 k||| NI|cnnf. n|anrht||n
Ia||. me Aaapse|n bt AIl|inA hnfhal
A |pe >aue lmH Clahn nnnrar..
.tth||'N ,ensetncr in ihr |Illlr cot.
la1n 8 great tAanfc come. over Ihn
former hover ~ Ihr Wlt1tdt.I un
man |n Paris ~ sfps her hannr IA
hef love for lle sculptor. ht SEE.
Auchal dead al hls Ieol. A nlola
nun|e impulse than thai Cor retfnas
calls % him. NJ tells Fi|ennn h.
nusi 20 70 ihe police 10 rnpurl thai
~ has killed ihief hIancheiles
inrf hceolues lrnnsfleufol "a. seated
beside Ellonne. she watches Chahln
80 ~ hcap The hnrIifh of her crime
upon hts own shoulders
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-09
F.0iA.L. Presents Its
Demands tOCOuveHiion

CHICAGO, June .. vlaorous op.
position ~ federal |eeis|atlon sim.
liar io lhe kansas court nl indus
lllef reloilous measure. n unro.
srlrtcd Immigration and % DE use
OF ihe injunction procrcdInn. IN
Strikes wnrn contained IN sff nI
7drlnauds' which Samuel f;omncf.
and Mathew A. Wool Of lhe Amer.
lraV fcdllation uf Labor Submitted
% the rf.uluilnns committee nf The
Neuuh||cao National Canteulo.. IN
ChIcagn today.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-09
Producing Oil WsIl
Brought N In New Mexico

An announcement received ls
mail from Grcenvllle, n. NJ. says The
snorly 0ohhlcr OIL and Gas Com
pany, pioneer Of Oh development IN
Union county, has made "a first
strike of oil and that indications
point % a pioduclng we'll. The
Iuice pit 4 now covered with Oh
the announcement said. The printed
announcement Is signed by a NUM-
bet q business concerns aud indl
vlduals Of Groenellle.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-09
n Killed, n Injured
in R. R. Wreck in NY,

SCHENECTADY. N y. June D..
Eleven persons acre killed and q
were injured when a train consist.
ing Of express cars crashed into the
rear end Of q passenger train which
had stopped two miles from schen,
ccludy because OF engine trouble.
Al but one ~ those Killed werc
asleep 10 the Two pnl|mans al The
rear ~ he passenger train.
Engineer Doyle Of Che express
was found Ia the Vrcckneo with ono
hpnd fast 70 the throttle
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-09
uIEDA BARa m THE LIGHT
Ar TiK ONYX TINS EVENING

The wiokciesi woman IN Paris.
they call her. She u Iilancheltc D,,.
monde One dny when niaucheife
and her pro.ector. CllabIn. arn drink,
lns 20 their Joy and love, a yuune
sculptor, Ellenne. slips a note into
the hand of the beautiful woman.
Il reads. -Nlle., somclhine IN your
iact haunls me. Mould you consent
v ppsc for my statue OF the Ma.
donnuf She shows ibe note ~
Chabln who ordors lho sculptor d
hc ihrpwn uui of The restaurant.
She 6pes 70 q hospital. planning 10
enlist as q nurse. Al The first men.
lion Of hrr nanln. however. TIE head
of The hospital turns upon the in.
ienlpus woman and commonds her
20 leave IL nncr After This rebuff
hlnnchctin heromes more wicked
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-09
Missing Cable for Valley OIL
We'll AHiVsdh Columbus Today

The long sought Tor ooon fcri Of
cable from l.os Angeles arrived IN
Columbus This mofnlne. and This
afternoon wes hauled 70 the valle,
0H we'll.
mn Duncan h ia charee aud b.
a. restless ~ 4 lVo.ynafold
This afitfnren "nlIlr said ~
wished The Oh lease question was
selilcd 70 he could get 10 work.
The Daily Courier opines that
"blll' will set his wish and very
quickly. Enough said.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-09
IN YEARs Aco N coLuMnls

MIS-. l.. J. Peach and daughter
Clara have arrived az their new
home near Columbus. Mr.. Peach i
sll'l IN Mexico, but will arrive later.
N 4. Hampton and family arrived
here last week frnm De hlddcr, La.
10 take up their abode as pioneers
and developers Of the wild and
wuoily west. Mr.. Hampton Is the
type Of citizen that would add
strength 10 amy community. We
are glad 70 have him and hls. good
family with ~.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-09

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Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-09

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Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-09

SALT LAKE CITY. June ~ Spe
cial honntles on wolves resulted N
g. ~ Gregory Of San Juan county
Utah. eaFniDg s162n0 Ia q ,lny. a,
trapped and killed a mother vol
and rlgh, wolf pups nfler a thrill
ing flght
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03
To Relieve Catarrh,
Catarrhal Deafness
And Head Noises

Persons suffering from catarrhal
deafness. or who are growing hard
Of hearing and have head noises will
be glad 20 know that this diatress-
Ing affliction can usually be sue
cessfully treated at home By an in
ternai medicine that In many In
stances has effected compiets relief
after other treatments hav. failed.
Sufferers who could scarcely h-ar
have had their hearing restored 70
such an extent that the tick OF a
watch was plainly audible seven or
eight inches away from either ear
Therefore. N you know Of sotneon-
who is troubled with head noises or
catarrhal deafness. cut out this for
muia and hand u 10 them and you
may have been the means of saving
some poor sufferer perhaps from
total deafness The prescription can
be PREPARED at home and IL made
Secure from your drurr,-, o.
Parmint Double strenEthl TAX.
this hon, and add to IL y pint Of
hot water and q little GRADUATED
sugar. stir until dissolved. Take
one tablespoonful four times q day.
Parmint 10 used In this way not
only to reduce by tonic action the
Inflammation and swelling in the
busfachian Tubes. and thus to
drum. but to correct any erees. of
secrctions In the middle ear. and the
results II gives are nearly always
quick and effeetfv.
Every person who has oatarrh in
any form. or distressing rumbiing,
kissing sounds in their cara should
give this recipe q trial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03

An expert horscwornan AZ well as
an excciient actress II Carol Hofio.
way. Iradinx woman for Buck Jones
In Two Moons forthcoming For
production: and she Is having the
tire Of her life exploring III. Wild
trails OF Crater Canyon near Gala.
hasns. Ca where exterior scenca ar,
being filmed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03

Eileen Percy has become quite an
accomplished saxaphonis;. and In her
nrw photoplay. the Land Of Jazz
she win Be revealed an . wicked
shoulder shaker and 4 prry TO Jazz
music and the saxaphonc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03

riffis Pat Moore. s.yearoid son Of
the champion swimmer. Tom Moore
mot the actor. has been engaged a,
the William For studios 10 portray a
famous historical boy character In a
big production nov under way at
Hollywood under the direction Of J
Gordon Edwards
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03

Mdred Dawes, Harold Loyds petite little blonde leading
has threatened 10 30 the air for long time.
She took her first flight out at Venice Ca day last eek
The above picture shos the little actress just before she
risd out her threat
Incidentally Miss Ddres 10 the Cemmer tomorrow
ioih Harold Lloyd in his latest comedy "Nnnber Please
,cheh u BE- shon conjunction ui the feature picture
"Pdrior Bedroom and Bath"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03

william Farnum erp~cx 10 start
work IN few days in his next Fox
production-which will b. made at
the For studios In New York.