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New-York tribune., 1920-10-13
Re al Estate News

Tort at 2S4 Seventh Avenue to Henry
~, ~: seTvano; the fourth loft at 1l2
Vest Street to the Cosmic Costume
IS.cmpany; the fourth loft at 1875 West
11,"enty-hrst Street to the Modern
lem stitching & Tucking Company;
Ihe third loft at 167 West Twenty
.rsV street to Scolara & Tomonaco:
tne hrst loft at 316 and 3lS Eighth
Avenue to the Optical Supply Com
pany, and the second loft at 25e
Seventh Avenue to Jacob Newman &
Nathan Pozin. ~
;, Henry Shapiro & Co. leased to the
hite Tailoring Company the second
moor at S15 Sixth Avenue for five
years year at an aggregate rental OF $50
wv, and the southerly portion OF the
store at 1456 Broadway TO DORIS
New-York tribune., 1920-10-13
East Side Flats
Interest Current
Market Traders

Samuel Riker ir. and another sold to
moses A. Horowitz the four-story tene-
ment, 25xlOo. at 204 East Ninety -eigh tn
street.
" James W. Kennedy sold to Pinkas
kornblum the six-story tenement 211
East Ninety-ninth Street, 25xl0O.11
Cecil Gang and another sold to
Charles Hertzberg and Samuel Rubin
the four story tenement and store 315
East Eighth Street, 2O7x69.10
Nathan Abraham sold to Harry Eff
1os the four story tenement with stores
at l07 East 108th Street, 26x74.
Walter G. NJ. Turno sold to Samuel
Ackerman the hvc-story tenement with
stores 2292 Second Avenue, 25.4xl00.
Emma Pfund sold to Anna Z. Keck
the ve-story tenement with stores
1850 Park Avenue, northwest corner of
1lSth Street, 25.11x90.
Charles B. Van Nalen, Inc, and Joseph
Oatman sold for William Rees tho Ave
story fiat 326 West Forty seventh
Street, 276xlO0..
New-York tribune., 1920-10-13
Press Improvement Corporation
Increases 8fh Az. Holdings

is the purchaser of the five-story fat
with store, 2157 Eighth Avenue, 2ox9o,
recently sold by Carl H. Richardson,
trustee, by Harris, Vought e. Co. With
this purchase the Press Improvement
Corporation now owns plot. o0x90, at
the northwest corner of Eighth Avenue
and 116th Street.
Herbert Mendelsohn is the buyer Of
the dwelling 1913 West Eighty-scventh
Street, sold recently by the NJ. Nor
ggenshau Jr. Company for DR.. Edward
Mrs. II. J. Power is the buyer of the
dwelling 333 West Eighty-ffth Street,
sold recently by NJ. II. Gaillard & Co.
for the Campbell estate.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-13
FORECLOSURE SALES

SCPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
- YORK Empire Trust Company. plain
.lff, against The Apthorp Company de-
fendant.
In pursuance OF Judgment Of foreclo.-
ure and sale. duly made and entered in tho
above entitled action and bearing date tho
signed, the referee in said Judgment named.
w'N sell at public auction, at the EXCHANGE
Salesroom Nos lt-lS Vesey street. in tho
Borough of Manhattan City Of New York
o'clock noon on that day. by Joseph p. Day.
auctionecr. the premises directed by said
judgment to be sold. and therein desert bed
follows:
All that certain plot OF land. situate in
the Borough Of Manhattan. City OF New
York, bounded and described follows:
~ Ncrmilyea Avenue distant ono hundred
(ioe) feet easterly from the corner formed
by the Intersection of the southerly side Of
Nermilyea Avenue with the easterly side OF
Dyckman Stre-t; running thence southery,
parallel with Dyckman Street, one hundred
snd nifty feet to the center line OF the
line Of block and parallel with Verm!lyes
Avenue, two hundred feet: thence norther
y, again parallel with Dyckman Street. ono
hundred and fifty feet to the south slde OF
along said south SIDE OF Nermilyea Avenu"
two hundred feet to the place OF beginning
Icing ths % same premises Gonyeyed cor eye; to
Dy deed dated May l. 1905. recorded May
= 1905, in New York Registers office. in
section &, Ltber "a OF Conyeyances. page
445.
The above described premises lie In sec.
ton 5, block 2224, on the Land Map OF tho
Dated New York, September 18th. 1920
HERMAN JOSEPH,
Referee.
BARBER WATSON & GIBBONEY.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
165 Broadway. New York city Manhattan
The following is diagram Of the prop
New-York tribune., 1920-10-13
Loft and Flat Given in
Trade for 10th Street Offices

The six-story elevator apartment
house at so and 92 West Twelfth
Street, 43.6x103.3, and the seven-story
loft building at 1876 and 1873 West
Twenty Street, 41.8x98, were
given in part payment for the twelve
story office building at Is and II East
Fortieth Street, the resale Of which by
SPOTS +. Starr, Inc. for A. Jacobs to
Stafford Brothers was announced in
these columns on Sunday. The sellers
recently acquired the properties
through the same broker. The deal is
said to involve 81 100000
New-York tribune., 1920-10-13
Eight-Story
Corner Loft
Building Sold
Structure at University
Place and 10th Street
Passes to News Owner;
Resale in East Oath St.

Spear & Co. sold for the r. f. s.
Realty Corporation the eight-story
business building, 100x55, at 60-62 Uni
versity Place, corner of Tenth Street.
Leon S. Altmayer resold for Jane
H. Cruikshank the three-story loft 215-
217 East Ninety-fourth Street, 45x100.
The purchaser pays all cash The
seller bought the building through the
same broker.
Deal for Sixth Avenue Corner
The fve-story property at 1856 Sixth
Avenue, southwest corner of Fiftieth
Street, 2S.5x6111, is to be taken over
By the 885 Sixth Avenue Corporation,
formed at Albany Monday with P.
Wollag and S. and D. Berkowitz as d.
rectors. Title stands in the name of
Herman D. Kahrs. Last May it was
reported sold to John Babling.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-13
Physician Sells Corner Home
At Lexington Av. and 35th ST.

Maurice Wertheim has sold for Or.
Eugene Fuller his residence at the
southwest corner of Lexington Avenue
and Thirty-iifth Street, a four-story
dwelling, 24.4x59. Dr.. Fuller purchased
the property in 1890 The buyer will
occupy the house.
Coughlan & Chsby sold for s. j.
Clarke the three-story dwelling 243
West l03d Street, 17x1 DOLL, to client,
who will occupy.
Van Nliet & Place sold for the Old
Ladies' Home of Bergen County, N. j.,
the three-story dwelling at ga Bank
Street 23X91
New-York tribune., 1920-10-13
APARTMENTS TO LET-uNruRNIsHED
Manhattan

BTH ST. 22s EAsT--Apastfnent. north
light entire floor. bath. kitchenette
New-York tribune., 1920-10-13
LEGAL NOTICES

cothr, rhoylDENcE' NOE, 5; sc."con9Fexe. g h1seos
y.l!e Manufaeturing Company vs. Oswega,chse
sn 5sIs!s c0PPsqy rS3XG Ed rIST NS '5s Top FILING
This cause cams on 20 he heard upon the
petition OF Russell II Handy, Receiver Of the
thereof 1t IS hereby ordered -
That all creditors Of and claimants aga ms,
me defendant corporation, the Oswegatchie
Textile Company. required or or before
.he 18th das OF October. 1920. under penalty
Of having hereafter their claims or derna nds
file the me with the receiver, Russell II.
Handy. the office OF The Osvegatch,e Tex
1iie Company. 1913 Main Street, Pawtucks..
Rhode Island. which claims or demands gha }
the nature OF any security Hen hello by
the creditor or claimant to which ,l.e
creditor or claiman. Is entitled and also
he assets In the hands OF said receiver, Or
earnings the lefrom in priority 70 any other
creditor or claimant against said defendant.
corporation
Sad receiver shall give notice Q, this
order BY publishing a copy thereof onee 4
one daily newspaper In the City Of Provl
dercs ard il the City OF New York, and
shall also give not less than thirty days no
lice of this order by mailing a copy thereof
70 eaca creditor and claimant. whose nans
ana address appears the books Of the
defendant corporation or IS known TO said re-
vensenty can. after said 18th day OF Octo-
ber. 1920 report TO The court a list OF all
such claims and demands may have beer.
presented 10 him. and which at the time OF
making said leport shall not have heen paid
under authority heretofore confirmed. and
shall he With said report all papers fled
claims and demands.
Entered as order Of court this 24th day
OF August. 1920.
BY order.
BARROWS >
New-York tribune., 1920-10-13
Home Builders i'm Hackensack

Bryan L. Kennedy sold at auction
by order of the Grand Rapids Trust
Company last Saturday eighty eight
residential home sites at Hackensack
n. J. The lots averaged about $3.50
each. Among the buyers were Leniel
c. Smith, George W. Tinke, Mrs. S
A. Green, Paul Ebhart, John Frense
T. P. Fairchid, Albert E. Richter
John Freedman, Havy Heckel, David
e. Terhune, John Tervese. c. r. Friss
Company, Bertha A. Heckel, John II
Demerest. Argers Nichels, Richard
Major, ". +. Regainner, and V. f
Erof+
New-York tribune., 1920-10-13

The approximate amount o. the lien os
charge, TO satisfy whlcN tho above de
scrbed property Is to be sold. is twenty-
four dollars and seventy-four cents (Sei
l74.74), with interest thereon from. the lstt
Isy Of August. 1920. together with costs
and allowance amounting to two hundreL
and sixtythrre dollars and sixty cent,
tS26S.sg) with interest from September ! z
1920. together with the expenses OF tht
sale. The approximate amount OF tn,
taxes. assessments and water rates or othe.
liens which are to be allowed to the pur
chaser out OF the purchase money. or paio
ny the referee, IS seven Thousand one hun
dred and thirty seven dollars and twenty
cents f7l3720) and interest
Dated New York. September 1874. 1920.
HERMAN JOSEPH
New-York tribune., 1920-10-13
BARB ER, W
VEPM/LNEAsANEWlr

1876 Broadway. New York CITY. Mania
rhe following is diagram Of the
New-York tribune., 1920-10-13
Business Concerns Get
Space i'm Midtown Section
Hosiery Manufacturers to Paw
100000 for Fifth
Avenue Space

N. & L. Hess, Inc. leased the store
and basement at las and lat Fifth
Avenue, southeast corner of Twenty
first Street, at an aggregate rental of
bout 800. 900, TO the United Hosiery
Mills. Inc, now at 1877 Fifth Avenue;
Offices on the fourth floor 377 Fourth
Avenue to Morris Burian, and the
eighth floor at ?29 and 33l ourth
Avenue to J. r. Beaton Company, Inc
John j. Meenan. Inc, leased the two
story garage. 100x100. now being COM
Oeted, at the southwest corner of
Sixty-ffth Street and West End Ave
nue for the III West End Avenue
Corporation to the Academy Garage,
Inc
Louis Schrag has leased the first
New-York tribune., 1920-10-13
PRINCIPALS ONLY
Louis SchIesiinser Inc.

w aI711I-se y9uF lf7ys1'y w-FHl-- ~ y 5'--
ss ~ f3z
New-York tribune., 1920-10-13
L. 5. Loan of S8.871.76O to
Missouri Pacific Approved

WASHINGTON, Oct. II. Approval
of a loan of $S,S71 $50 to the Missouri
Pacific Railroad Company to aid the
road in meeting its maturing indebted
ness and providing itself with new
equipment was announced by the Inter
state Commerce Commission to-day.
The commission also announced a
loan to William T. Kemper, receiver of
the Kansas City Mexico & Orient Rail
road Company, Of s2,50O,0O0 to aid in
meeting indebtedness to December /,
New-York tribune., 1920-10-13

Miss R. Cohen, Jobs dresses 1861 Broad
pHIIL.AnBLPHlA- -lslauner-s: Miss s. sing
er. squirrel stoles and cheap furs: care
Of A Fart 100 West Thirty second
Street
rHiLADELPHlsA-l.it Bros Mrs Green.
Jobs children's coats; 1861 Broadway.
pHILADELPHIA-Me endalNs; J.. Kaufman n
ana Miss Freedman jG1s Plush ana eIo56
dresses, I17o Broadway. room soe.
PHILADELPHIA - Gimbei Bros.; Mr..
Scott. mems furnishings; Miss CiuRger-
helm umbrellas; Broadway and Thirty
second Street
PHILADELPHIA-M. Fuhrman, woolens;
PHrLADELPHlA-N. sneienbers 4 Go.
Miss c. Lowenstein wo1nen's and chill
4Tens We9r Ssl hT9adwqy u.-n.r.
liohn. silks, Nenetians; S3 West Thirty
fourth Street.
PHILADELPH1A-M Marvin Waist Co; s.
Street room 100.
PHILADELPHIA-Frank & sedar; II. H.
skirts Is West thirty sixth street. oa-
rilLADELPHIA- Flneberg, furs Penn
r'IN.ADELPHlA-L. Needles manufac-
turing shrts; Pennsylvania
PHlLADELPHIA-J. Langman & Bros.
J. Lansman. silks. satinsS zoo Fifth
pHILApELPHIA =. Ditman & Co.
:! +. Di1man. woolsrl piece goods, silks
W est ! ulrty -tHlrd street.
PHILADELPHIA Ait Bros: Miss Acher-
man. children's wear; 1851 Broadway.
PHIL HlLADELPHIA-Reis & Smith Mfg. Co.
NJ. smith. silks. satins; Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA N. snell!ngberz Co.
Miss A ". Day. handkerch!efs linens
l9G1 Broadway
PHILADELPHIA Bros. Miss A
Guggenheim general merchandise; R
Marks general merchandise; Broadway
and Thirty-second Street.
PIIlLADELP HIA--Straw wbridge 6. Clotn-
ier: A. w Smith. shoes: $50 Firth Ave
PHILADELPHIA - Fsltzer Bros: Al
preifus. woolen piece goods; Imperial.
PH PHlLADELPHIA -- L. Jenof, waists
Breslin.
pIlILADELpHIA-s Herman. mig. WON.
cns garments; Alcazar
PHILADEL I. Freedman. mems
pHILADELfIIiA - M Rosen. women.
ready to wear; Park Avenue.
PHILADELPHIA-k shop: \. Klein
:, IN iHfan,s' weaT, boys clothing Breslin.
Rosefnan, millinery, trimmings; Breslin
Co; I Thomas, mems furnishings
PHILADELPH1A-Pec Bros. II. n
Pechter. wooden piece goods. Grand.
ITTSBURGH-Lewin Neifnan Co; Mis-
O'Brien. jobs children's coats; Miss S
Feldnan. cheap dresses and skirts: l2sl
Broadway.
PITTS BU URGH-Kaufnan & Baer: N.kaut-
man. kimonos, reglgees and underwear
J. Baer. mems clothing. ]. S. Exline
silks and dress goods, 4o+ Fourth
Avenue.
PlTTsBURGH-T Rosenbaur, Co; ". T
Prince, boys clothing and furnishings
New-York tribune., 1920-10-13
REAL ESTATE
Sch!esinger 1 ing
for Factories

NEW - MANHATTAN MIDTOWN
- 600 So It. heavy carving ca
hseity power plant 5000 So r.
building. 100 600 81. f. stor. ,,,if,,
constructed building one az tie
iinest aud most piete induS- S-r,a.
properties to-day offered on .atsn-
haitian Island.
NEW-HI' 'FFAFO-so e~ ..
and story hrsproof building s5o,se-
piArf, railroad siding. suitabio sary
inouufacturlnE.
EW-EROOKLyN- 600 sr-t .
o-s'ory reinforced concrete. goo lbs
carry ing capacity. spri1klared> nsf-
."ct light. driveway ana loading
platform under cover. excellent 81.
boz district Purchase or rent.i
basis.
new MACHINE MAKING IHr,f-s
TRY NEAR NEW YORK Masirr
standard small lsthss Man hlil.rr
4vpXi09 Office. ou; bpi lings power
house. Z : acres land. K. X .sl.sas.
oppottun.iy - 60 higa-ciass Eoing
business.
Ne W-C ENTKAL NEW JERSHl 80
600 -. a.. new onc--tor. hfitS X e. 1
concrete buildings. r. y. slalns
excellent labor conditions
NEW-NEWARk- $50. GOO sg II a-e-
proof. concrete. very lates. tape con-
structlou, rs. o0e sQ IT, rf'i ,L,.
siruction; po ower plant. .addiflousl
land for development.
-Nt5NN -- BfOO tNl-1 y 20 700 so
lnforced concrete building. hsa,y
construction. 8 stories ras-.,. =,
and treight. elevators blocks from
subway.
NEW--LONG ISLAND ClTY-.is.eoo
81. IT. story bricA. st-afl hcsL.
rent or sell.
W-BROCKLYN-s $1,000 sr q.
steel and concrete s-slory sa4 basf
nent. 1909 sprinki-ref. -f,ostT.t
Light. near trolley and subways -.se
ms. carrying weight. Punches -
terms or lease
NEW-NEW YORK STATE 0os 200
so, IL. modern industrial plans. S,iif
able any large industry. 20 scres
and; numerous railroad s.d.nga-
central location for labor and ship
ping. -,rs
EW-IRVINGTON. y 80 ooa eo
It. ore-story brick with go. acre.
land. railroad siding. power pfaDt
best Ia Dor market. suitable machine
shop. chemical plant. tanue~y rf u
ceilings.
NEW W-BRooKIYN-seo0o So n.
2story ana basement brick huiri4ur
corner near freight terifirat !. eN-
rellent labor conditions. every IN
tg-date eouisite for nanufActa-i.L
purposes. provision for . adaitsa-sl
stories -.-.
- i 4
New-York tribune., 1920-10-13
Fire Record

= IT 10 81
ls:S0-Is4-ls4 Essex St; unAnown. rrihing
l:oQ--30s7 Broadway; unknown Trihlng
8 3.25-44l 4. l49th st. the Bronx; An
nuncio Santini, warehouse.
Unknown n
bile OF Ike SNverman. Unknown
4So--345 +. sist st; Gustaye Greber.
s:35-lis f sd St.; unknown. o.. .Triaiagg
1l:56-2+S L. i20th st. Isabella Gran
c!ccio ...-...--.. ..---..-.. Tr!hing
] so-s5 Clrord pI the Bronx
Thomas Grady .......... Trtllng
4;oo-ao West seth St; owner un-
known ...-.........-. Ir.Tiing &
s:45-l5s East "a St Thomas
Carroll ........-.. Trifllng
7.3o-7o2 Broadway, Fein Levy
Unknown
s:25-se Eldridge 81. truck or star
Trucking Co. ....-. Tri fling
10 s5-3eb 5tn st Marcus MosAowitA.
TIMING
New-York tribune., 1920-10-13
Invest i'm Bronx Dwellings

]. Clarence Davies sold for the estate
of John Muir to the Hudwil Company,
Hudson F. Rose, president, 6S3 and 6s5
East 132d Street, two frame dwellings,
each 15xl00.
Henry c. Fischer sold to Morris Sand
berg the two-story dwelling at the
southwest corner of Jackson Avenue
and 1G1St Street l0OX26
New-York tribune., 1920-10-13
West New York Plant Sold

?. ". Limouse sold for Rossig Bros.
to client OF Otterbourg, Steindler &
sHouston the new hreestory factory
on plot l00x1S9, at Fifteenth and
Washington streets, West New York,
n. j. Henry Schloss. the buyer, has
lea sed the building to the Ariston Bone
Company for twenty-one years.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-13
!. f. Maiden Buvs at Arleigh

The Rickert Brown Realty Company
sold to James =. Maiden a two o-story
Colonial dwelling on Ditmars Avenue.
between Lawrence and Chauncy streets,
Street. OK Ok OO.9O.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-13
BUFFALO. ROCHESTER & PITTSBURGH
RAILWAY COMPANY SERIES "C"--
al2'e EQUIPMENT TRUST BONDS
III 1921.
MING FJ-ND NOTTCE

- ~ 't " w II
A-'tclc &c # the Agreement securing the
spnr" bonds, that sealed offers will be re-
.,red up 20 ten Go) o'clock A. NJ on the
.ered a: - ofice. 40 broadway Sew
Work 'ly for Tho sale tc & az Trustee
'l It price not exceeding par and accrued
interest OF sufficient OF the above do
rbed bonds to exhaust the sum OF FIFTY
thousand IS60,0oO) Dollars Offers should
ua sealed and endorsed offers for the
,'l@ u Buffalo. Rochester a. PITTSBURGH
Railway Com pany Series C Equipmeut
Bonds to tho Sinking Fund" ard ad-
dressed to The TRUST DEPARTMENT.
Ct ARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF
NEW YORK
3. CHARLES II. sAR1N. President.
NeY York. October s, 1890
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FINANCIAL
ATLANTIC MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY
Atlantic Building,
<e and bl Wall Street,
New York, October q, 1917


Special Notice 70 Holders OF
Certificates Of Profits
no remaining outstanding certificates Of
profits OF toe issns of 1918 will be redeemed
and .paid 10 tho holders thereof or 70 shsir
iegal representa- on And after Monday.
november i, 1870, from which date ali
interest thereon will cease the certiucates
% be produced at she time OF pa yment and
'auceled.
dividend OF interest Of FIVE percent
being at ths rate Of six PEI percent per
annuinl on the said outsss nding certificate
OF profits OF the issue OF she year 1918, viii
~ paid 60 the holders thereof. or to sheir
ssal representatives on aud after Monday,
November |, 1870. Checks for the said
iividend of interest will not be mailed in
sccordance with mailing orders to those
~ho have fled such orders with the Com
pany, but will be delivered 70 tbe hoiders
u she said certificates OF profits upon
their surrender.
Tho transfer books with respect 10 the
ssue OF 1918 ceTsifcates will be closed on
and after Octohsr II, 1920.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees
O STANTON FLOYD JONES. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1920-10-13
W pEsTCHESTER COUNTY REAI. ESI ATE
LARCHM0MT.O .ON.THE-S0uHD

1O0-IN THE MANOR near tho SCUM
u large rooms. steam heat, shade Il e.
Plot l00xlo0. S2o.5O0. terms
102-IMMEDla ATE PO~>E>>fON = Ne0
Colonial. rooms and hath. open % >f,ere
in the Manor's good locatlon. soa 90.
$4,000. terms
loI-COMMUTER'~ oPPoRTr SJTY -
Attractive Colonial, : rooms baths. a.
improvements and up u date. nest sta
ton. $4,000. terms.
l03--MUsT SELL. owner eolrg South.
Seven beautiful large rooms. all Improve
ments. offering a good Souo' Nie~.
Terms arranged.
lo5-ONE ACRE rooms . batns aii
iUproveme ents. nne old shade traes, tl.l.-
etc; garage. restricted section Sa...'
terms
106-A REAL HOME. B,RG AIN -Nin-
rooms. baths, all impToA eneuts. c0rHtr
location ideal. garage For Quisk sale
S26 500, terms
1867 ROOMS AND BATH. serai-co-
lonial. in the best section OF I.arehulon.
Gardens. Plot 50xloO. Slf5oo. terms.
IO7-A GENUINE SACRIFICE -sfuc1a s
rooms, baths, In high class. restricted
park. near station. Plot s7ieNloe. Ask
ing s24. 900.
DRUMMOMD.
BOSTON POST ROAD.
Telephone Larchmont SEA.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-13
Long Island

III JPIEX HOUSE, now being rerodeled.
ono side rented $50 Price, 50 600; easy
gaNnents: 20 miles out on Long island.
Richard 7. Chiids. At West saith st.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-13
Maryland

FIVE ACRE residence: fine shade. on the
wateT: iishing cunning; oysters crabs
eic. fine buildings. Price $4,000 f. J..
SELTZER, Marion Station Nd
New-York tribune., 1920-10-13
New Jersey

MON LAIR n j.
Hoases for sale--s7,ooO TO 5000.
Houses FOR rent-furnished and unfuTnished
SlMPSON-MERRITT co.
Montclair n. J.--Phone ao40-4o4l.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-13
% Westchesrer

HOMES IN WEsTCHEsTER
II YOU are looking for home in
Westchester viii find you the home
OH want at the price you wish 10 pay
c. G. MARTENS
1915 Broadway
New York City
New-York tribune., 1920-10-13
NEW ROCHELLE
MEN ROCHELLE

NEW ROCHELLE
A Bargain for quick Action-Stucco resi-
aence rooms. baths. sleeping porch.
iarge plot In high location.
MRS. EDMt I'D w. BODlNE,
472 Main 81 Phone SAB New Ro0hene-
New-York tribune., 1920-10-13

ATTRACTIVE, new bungalow. s rooms. bath.
all improvements. decorated shade trees
Now vacant. Price, $500 Terms easy
Van Win1io Co. opp. sta. Rutherford. n J
New-York tribune., 1920-10-13

ATTRACTIVE 7-room house gas cleo
tricity hot water heat; choice residerlia
section: near school minutes 10 station
XIII close this out Tor 5000. 50 600 cash
J.. = Harris. tel 1886 New Rochelle.
North ave.
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BARROWs. ).

All kinds of Office help listed with the
Professional Employment Agencies sdver-
tised in Tha Tribu1e.-Advt.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-13

SACRIFICE 20 settle estate; Groom cot -
taEe 2 baths hot water heat. gas. elec-
tr!city; close 10 water front. ideal location
asking $4,000. anxious 70 sell. +. a.
REILSTAB, 81 North av. Tel 1871 New
Rochelle n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-13
NEIV ROCIIEIIE

NEW ROCHELLE
\ Bargain for Quick Action-Stucco
residence rooms. 3 baths. sleeping porch.
large plot in high location.
MRS. EDMUND W. BODINE
49, Main 81. Phone S4S New Rochelle
New-York tribune., 1920-10-13
DIVIDEND NOTICES
UNITED FRUIT COMPANY
DIVIDEND No. 8

III INTDENU II No. 30
quarterly dividend ~ three per cent
three dollars per share) on tho capital
sock OF this Company has been declared.
pa able OH October Is 1920. to s,ockhold-
'sss Of record At The close Of business Sep
a.--ber 20 1920
JOHN ". DAMON. Treasurer.
tmerican Telephone & Telegraph Co.
hs paid on Friday. October Is, 1920. 10
81 'ochhoidsrs OF record at the close Of
business on Monday, September co. 1920.
@. d MIIlNE, Treaaurer.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-13
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
Manhattan
TO LET-uNFURNIsHED
Manhattan

TWO unusual apartrnents-Bedroo uv-
ing room, foyer, large bathrooms and
closets kitchenettc: decorations to suit :
leases, references. Broadedge Corporation
81 West S7th st. Schuyler 959A.
WEST END AV, BIZ (near f4th st)--Twp
and three room kitchenette apartments
just vacated. full hoor each.
6iST. "a EAST-Parlor floor and others
See superntendent.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-13
Brooklyn

6es JEFFERSON Av. BROOKLYN
For two families. ready for ot-
cupancy white stone. II rooms. 2 baths
new furnace. 70 tons coal. other extras
$1,000: liberal terms. Inquire $50 Putnam
az. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1920-10-13
XONhkK,

NEW BUNGALOW. s. 500 worth :lOsoo:
: rooms and bath hot water neat. eiec
tricity. newly decorated sleeping porch
fne neigh borhood. near station. owne.
leaving city. VIII sacrifice At quick sale
THOMAS. South Broadway and McL4ns
av Tel. Yonhers 52ST Open Sunday
New-York tribune., 1920-10-13
HAsTI>Cs-oN-HrDso>. NEW .Snx

BARGAIN If BOUGHT QrIC HksN
rooms aud bath. in nnr sn4F~
Price S7.f01. S. zoe c.-. onl.
H NJ DENl..E
Phone 70l Hastings -oy,-y, tr-,
New-York tribune., 1920-10-13
New York State

FOR SALE--Orangc County. New YORK ;
elevation 1.5oc feet; country home gar
age. stables and barns; practically new; all
modern improvements with about twenty
acres OF grazing land and orchards Write
for particulars Addrcss Box c 1855,
Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-13
YONKERS y Y


Nacar, 2-faniiy house Il rooms and .
baths: modern inl proyelueIls plot 59xll5
rent $3.50: price slo.50d; reasonable terms
Owner. Thomas. u way ana Mclean av
Phone Yonkers o2s7. open evenings and
Sundays.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-13
WE CAN LocArrYou Armr. ,nnNos

MCCLELLAN & co INC.
No East lst Street
Here Since ls7s