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New-York tribune., 1920-03-06
Many More Make
Good Profits i'm
Apartment Resales
W. Emlen Roosevelt Parts
With the Twelve-Story
Westminster, in Both ST.,
Near Park Av. Corner

The Westminster apartment, at 60
and 70 East Eighty-sixth street, a
twelve-story structure, erected about
seven years ago by Samuel A. Herzog,
has been bought by j. c. and M. G.
Mayer from w. Emlen Roosevelt. 1t
occupies a plot 64x1O0, about 100 feet
west Of Park Avenue; Howard L.
Lewis was the broker.
Monterey Passes to New Hands
The Monterey, a six-story elevator
apartment, /on plot 10Ox1OO, at the
southeast corner of Pinehurst Avenue
and l79th Street. has been resold by
the Wellfinanced Investment Company.
Sale Of the Esperanto
Sharp & Co. have sold for L. II. Ull-
man the Esperanto at 229 West 105th
Street, six-story elevator, on plot
l00x1o0; sold recently by the same
brokers for Frederick Brown.
Operators Get Ashton Court
Thomas J. O'Reilly has sold for the
Doumen Realty Company to the Benen-
son Realty Company Ashton Court, a
five-story apartment, on plot 8Ox1o0.
Invests in Eighty-frst Street Flat
Henry Wasserman has sold the four
story fiat, on lot 25x1022, at 239 East
Street.
Two 142d Street Houses Sold
The two six-story apartments, on
plot 37.6xa9.11 each, at 543 and 545
West 142d Street, have been sold by
Sidney Ettinger to Isaac Kind.
Resale of Bradhurst Avenue Corner
The six-story apartment at the south
east corner of 149th Street and Brad
hurst Avenue, on plot 50x99.11, has
been resold by Max Seligman through
Jacob Shapiro to Abraham Schlussel-
berg.
Corporation Buys and Sells
Steinman & Steinman have sold for
the Daylight Realty Corporation five
story flat at $40 West 172d Street, on
plot 626x100. and have sold to the
corporation 23 West 123d Street, a five
story flat, on lot 25x100.
Cash for 99th Street Flat
The Lebertan Corporation has sold
the Mlquelon, a siX-story apartment at
206 West Ninety-ninth Street, for all
cash over mortgage Of $50 900 held
by the New York Life Insurance Com
pany, to client Of William A. Carr, of
j. Clarence Davies.
sale In 10th street
The e. J. Mas Realty Company, Inc,
has sold for Harry Schweitzer to E. E.
Monette 235 to 239 West l65th Street, a
siX-stcry elevator apartment on plot
75x1O0
House in 17Sth Street Sold
An operator has purchased 508 and
$40 West 17SthgStreet. a sixstory ele
vator apartment, on plot 75N100. Her
man II. Felstcin. the present seller,
acquired the property last month.
Tenant Buys in Amsterdam Ave.
The J. & l.. Realty Company has sold
to William thinner, the store tenant,
the fve-story building, on lot 25x74, at
1865 Amsterdam Avenue.
Morris Forea has sold the five-story
single flat at 227 West 1l5th Street
Sale of 112th st. Tenement
Harry Sugarman has sold for "A.
Heyman 34S West l12th Street, a five
story tenement, on plot 33.4x1O0, to
Lipschitz & Bro.
Estate Sells in 18th Street
Rice e. Hill have sold for the estate
of the late George R Fearing the five
story store and tenement at 306 West
Thirteenth Street, on lot 28x55. Ex-
tensive imp ovements are planned.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-06
Home Buying in Brooklyn

O. E. Alard and j. j. Levy have sold
the twofamily dwelling on plot 4Ox
100 on west side of Rugby Road, 100
feet south of Dorchester Road.
The Meister Builders, Inc, has sold
to client of James Cavollo three
story dwelling at 736A Union Street
on plot 16.8x100.
The Bulkley & Horton Company has
sold 81 Waverly Avenue, three-story
brick dwelling, on lot 18.9x10O, for
Mary Farrari.
Henry Pierson g. Co., Inc, have sold
an eight-family apartment at 100 Gar
field Place for Charles J. H. Roper, and
49 Montgomery Place, a dwelling on
lot 20x90, for John P. Steich.
The Jerome Property Corporation
has sold a three-story single three
family fiat at 395 President Street, on
lot 20x100, for c. Schwartz.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-06
WAREHOUSE SALE OF GOODS
FOR UNPAID CHARGES

Of fHIsoRDANCE WITH THE PROVISION
charpss 1here being due and unpaid
S,orsyss t0r u which the undersigned Hobson
warsh"W, warehouse Is entitled 10 a lien as
sefibsS S.elnan on the goods hereinafter de-
eli psr 1hd due notice having been given 70
ia xra 50 known to claim an interest there-
payms.. she time specified In such notice for
there n,, OF such charges having expired,
The WI De sold at public auction al
iisib |soenarch 70 Auction Rooms, 16l East
At is,sns', on Thursday, March 25th, 1920,
every ~. a. NJ. and continuing on each and
sams hannufsoay thereafter, beginning at the
Aousshhn"'unr' until all goods are sold to wit
suites ~" furniture consisting of parlor
nry furr,.oom su.oom suites. dining room auites. lib
strunsa.n nAtare, pianos. victrolas, musical in
fels, s. sui, .s carpets. rugs. Trunks boxes bar
hsic-a-hrs.c oo"ks. papers. stationery. pictures,
bedding -. a., cnina and glassware. silverware,
Personal ussperles and materials and other
ms g., enects held for the acco,nt ~
Warn nSIiLY y h. PEARSON. ALICE L. GOD
ENAN y: a. DICKEMAN & 81. " DICE-
suRGEss ION W G; THOMAS. MARGARET
GzS. Mp:. '; J. WHITMAN. HARRY BUR-
ScARpENT1Srpo po1Vip s,alc CLARY. MRS. L. II.
COLD Is,,rnMEs Mrs y. BOLIA. MRS. ANNA
aored - rsiuoR ScHOENFELD. being now
MS rooa. ~ said Hobson Storage Warehouse.
ell nisnn VIII be on exhibition at the tins
o' sale. and on each day Of sale.
Hooeon Storage Warehouse
ys war10TIs w1T WEST lsisy ST.
WILLIAM HoBSON, Proprtetor.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-06
Business Space Leased

George R. Read & Co. have leased to
Kwong- -Yuen & Co. space at Is West
Thirty-fo fourth Street, and to Duntley &
Co. space at 8 East Thirty-tifth Street.
The same brokers have leased for Hen
East Iwenty-ninth Street for term
of years.
Harris, Vought & Co. and ]. Clarence
Davies have leased large space at Is
and II East Fortieth Street to G. w. S..
Patterson & Co., Inc, importers and
exporters.
The Charles F. Noyes Company has
sub leased for the Southard- Robertson
Company the building at 21 and %
Peck Slip, corner of Water Street, to
the Ackerman Manufacturing and Ex-
port Company for ten years from May
/, at an aggregate rental of $4,000,
and has sub leased back to the South
ard Robertson Company a portion of
the building, where the company will
continue to maintain their executive
Offices.
Dwight, Archibald & Perry, Inc,
have leased for Guion Brothers 81 and
80 West Twenty-fourth Street for a
long term of years to the 81 West
Twenty fourth Street Corporation.
These buildings were formerly occu-
pied by the Collaiza Restaurant. The
lease is significant Of the changing Of
the character of this block between
Broadway and Sixth Avenue from be-
ing one of the popular restaurant
blocks in the section to mercantile
line OF occupation.
Cushman & Wakefield, Inc, have
leased Offices at so East Forty second
Street to Chisholm & Chapman, the j.
P. Devine Company and the Burden
Iron Company, and Offices at So Van
derbilt Avenue to the W. B. Mclean
Manufacturing Company, hudson r..
Harrington and Daniel O'Connell 4 Co.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-06
Old Downtown
Sections Active
In the Trading
Realty Company Purchases
Five Loft and Office
Buildings in Water and
In Front Streets for Cash

Charles F. Noyes Company has sold
for William c. Cammann to the 95
Wall Street Realty Company the five
loft and office buildings at 1o7 to III
Water Street and 10S-110 Front Street,
Ihe transaction was on an all-cash
basis. The management of the prop
erty has been placed in charge Of the
Noyes. Company. The property sold
Water Street and 40 feet on Front
Street. with plottage of 910o feet.
Deals in Greenwich Street
VIM. A. White & Sons have sold to
Bertram Stokes the fve-story and base
ment building, on plot 25.6x62.5, at 327
Greenwich Street, southeast corner Of
Duane Street. Mr.. Stokes will use the
building for the provision business.
This is the second sale of this build
ing by the same brokers within six
months.
Berlin & Schneider have purchased
from John A. Schappert the six-story
store and loft on lot 23.6x112S, at "a
Greenwich Street. Harold Hotchkiss
was the broker.
Hall j. How & Co. have sold for John
G. Gerber to Daniel F. Farrell the five
story building at 207 Duane Street on
Tenant Buys in Pearl Street
The Noyes Company has sold for DR..
Lewis NJ. Kommel 354 Pearl Street, a
tive-story building on lot 23.5x60, to
Edward Sempliner, the tenant, dealer
in boots, shoes and leather. Mr. SEM
piner purchased the property for all
cash. This safe is of additional inter
est because the same brokers sold the
property to DR.. Kommel fifteen years
ago. He now realizes substantial
profit on the investment.
Investor Gets West Broadway Lot
The two ve-story loft buildings at
502-4 West Broadway, on lot 5Ox75,
have been purchased by Mrs. Anna Hell
fat, through Jacob Shapiro.
Quick Resale in Twenty third St.
Frederick Brown has resold to
client of Harry B. Cutner the five story
Twenty third Street. The realty,
which is under lease until next May,
was acquired about three weeks ago
by Mr.. Brown from Borden and Will
lam II. Owen jr., through Albert B.
Ashforth inc.
Sale of Two Nineteenth st. Lofts
The Stebbins Realty and Construc-
tion Company Inc. has bought from
Silas Swartz 139 to 149 West Nine
teenth Street, two eight-story loft
buildings, on plot 120X100.
Estate Sells Sixty-eighth St. Garage
George S. Runk has sold for the es-
tate of Teresa Nj. j. ODonahue 166
East Sixty-eighth Street, a three-story
garage, on plot 25X100.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-06
Investors and Operators
Figure in Bronx Buying


J. Clarence Davies has sold for H. I.
Smith 878 and $50 East 156th Street,
a three-story store and apartment
house, on plot 68x70.
L. j. Phillips & Co. have sold for the
Bellmil Realty Corporation to Harris
and Maurice Mandelbaum and Fisher e.
Irving l. Levine 1880 to 1904 Boston
Road, two ivestory apartment houses,
on plot 50x200 each.
The Kean Fucker Corporation has
purchased the property, 40x95, at 500
East 10th Street, corner of Mapes
Avenue, and 415 East 18TH Street, a
four-story house, 33x10o, which it i'm
mediately resold to NJ. Wecsler.
Jacob Jurin, for Louis Barman and
others, has purchased the property, 25
x130, at 1860 lnwood Avenue from Ell
len M. Breen.
Steinman s. Steiman have sold for
Arkin & Horowitz to DR.. Rosen 1916
Simpson Street, story flathouse.
S. j. Taylor has sold for Fanny f.
Downs the three-story residence, lex
100, on the northerly side of West
184th Street, 112 feet west Of Grand
Avenue, and for Bernard Lynch 2454
Devoe Terrace, a two-family house, 25
x9O, to P. Herman.
Storminger & Juneer have sold for
Josephine Strassner the four-story
f1athouse at Sale Park Avenue.
The Stebhins Realty Company has
bought through Fred Lowenthal 432
East 156th Street and 997 and 999 Nor
ris Avenue, two fve story apartments
on plots 50x10O feet each, from the
william F. Kenny Company through
L. J. Greenberger, and 1864 Sheridan
Avenue, ON plot b0x100 feet, five
story apartment, through l.. j. Green
berger. The Stebbins Company also
sold 1854 Southern Boulev@rd, a five
story apartment, on plot 50x100 feet
to julius Goldberg. through Samuel
Co1dmavar
New-York tribune., 1920-03-06
Art Dealer Gels Fine
Madison Avenue Dwelling

Pease g. Gilman have sold for the
Burnside Corporation, represented by
l.. II. Slawson & Co., the four-story
and basement dwelling, on plot 34x1O0,
at 23S Madison Avenue, the second
house below the site Of the old Have
meyer residence at the southwest cor
ner of Thirty-seventh Street, which
for many years was the limiting point
of the business invasion of Murray
Hill from the north.
The buyer is Frederick A. Lawlor, to
whom the same brokers q few years
ago leased the Senff residence, at the
northwest corner of Fortyfrst Street
and Madison Avenue, site which is to
be shortly improved by the f. +.
French Company with an Office build
ing for its own occupancy. Mr.. Lawlor
is an art dealer, and will use his new
location for business.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-06
STORAGE NOTICES
WAREHOUSEMEN'S SALE
OF GOODS FOR
T\PAID CHARGES.

4, IN accordance with the provision of law,
there being due and unpaid charges. for
Which the undersigned. Liberty Storage
ana Warehouse Company, is entitled to a
iien as Warchousenar. on the goods here
,haftef described. and due notice having
oeen given to all parties known to claim
an 'nieres; therein, and the time specified
~ slch notice for payment of such
enarses having expired, there will be sold
q. a. pubic auction, at the auction rooms OF
". 4, PLATEAU & son. southeast corner
o. isfh Street & University Place. Man
hsltan on Tuesday, March 18th. 1920, and
.ohuhulng OF each Tuesday and Wednes-
ee! thereafter until all the. following
PROPERTY has been sold:
household goods. consisting of bureaus
seniHoalers desks. wood iron and brass
psss us mattresses, linens. pillows. portieres,
ru'As sae bedding. dining room furniture,
.'sAefS chairs, carpets, rugs. pictures
ii..'fofs Ia sewing machines. library and par
"' furniture, boxes and contents barrels
~ eohtehts china. glassware, brio "a brac,
,ur.HAt squares and grand pianos vio-
lis lis siooncelios, guitars. banjos, mando-
cnn, "ns, zihers, music records. trunks and
saIss atsh's' clocks. souvenirs. trophies. bath
S,,a SSvv'fic motors toys, tennis rackets, golf
ilass lag. personal effects. clothing and niscel-
iIetb iiiIGouS Su neld for the account of c. Mon
Ksd Kssswsm Smi'pin G W. Gould, Mrs. Marie
T,suwet' Tyler H Bennett and Mrs
nisaf nisf n Bennett, Or. Norbert Stadmuller
MS. heien A. Coates. Mrs Elsie w
N Rro H. r. umbenhower. Mrs. William
NJ. oroWer and The Aeolian Company,
AN Ass ~ y; w. Glare. Mrs w S. Gin, Mrs
~ Sa u. Mahoney. Mrs. E. B. Cowles. Estate
" 'rs Sosepn w. Herbert Jr. and Joseph
comnana,pert u. and Ludwig Baulnan &
"Wsnps;ny, as their interests may appear
annuaai and scientific instruments and
vyoraaanees held for the account of DR.,
Novssi s'adfnulier. and Mrs Elsie w
nets 'os furniture. consisting of fling cabi-
cas-. ssesKs, office chairs sectional book
Al, aeia nh Tor account of r. II. Sanborn
panv vs'hs now stored with said Com
nora ~ lts warehouses, and all to be
mpih., specifically announced and de-
ssSsd TBS at time OF said sale.
sale lAe o, s9ods 600 may be seen at the place Of
uBERrSvui Suie Saturday preceding the sale
a. tn S!ORAGE s. WAREHOUSE CO.
50 n e, - w. 9th ST AND 48 AND
". o2iH ST, NEW YORK CITY. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-06
New Building Plans

46TH ST, so4-s0s w: for two-story
Warehouse. 40x100; Standard OIL Co of N
Y. 2h Bway. owner; G Ellis, 26 Bway,
architect; cost $4,000.
46TH ST. .6S16s9 W.. for two-story gar
age and workshop, 12x100.5 Standard
OH Co of n Y. owner; c a Ellis. archl-
tect; cost, $4,000.
Bronx
HARRISON Av. $, s71 1s4th ST. Nor
ton place. two 2-story hollow tile dwell
ings 21x56; Vim l. Phelan. Inc. owners;
VIM l. Phelan. 2045 Ryer Ave. pres;
Moore & Landsiedel. Sd AVG and 14sth
st. architects; cost, $4,000.
HARRISON Av. W s. 691. 164th St. Nor
ton place; two 2-story hollow lille dwell
ing. 21x40; VIM l. Phelan, Inc. owners:
Wm l. Phelah. 2o45 Ryer Ave. pres;
Moore & Landsiedel. Sd Ave and 143th
st, architects. cost, $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-06
To Alter 9th Avenue Building
AT a Cost of 500. 900

John H. Scheicr, architect. has filed
plans for the alteration of the one
time O'Neill-Adams department store
building, occupying the block front on
the west side of Sixth Avenue from
Twentieth to Twenty-hrst Street. The
property is owned by the United States
Realty and Improvement Corporation,
and was leased recently in it's entirety
to the Partos Realty Corporation. Its
alterations, it is estimated. will cost
about S40000O. A number of stores.
show and sales rooms, lofts and offices
are to be installed. The Partola Manu-
featuring Company will occupy large
portion of the structure, which will be
known as the Partoa Building.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-06
New York Title Company Buys
Borough Hall Section Building

The American Trust Company and
the New York Title and Mortgage
Company have purchased 205 to 213
Montague Street, Brooklyn, near Court
Street, to accommodate the growing
business of the two institutions. The
building is of an attractive Doric type,
with pllared front.
President Harry A. Kahler an
nounced yesterday that immediate pos
session would be taken of a part Of
pied as soon as leases expired.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-06
French Hospital Gets
AdiOin;no 33d ST. Pronertx

City Magistrate Joseph S. Schwab has
sold, through the Schwab Realty Com
pany, 441 and 443 West Thirty-third
Street, a plot 52.8x10O, to the French
Hospital, whose building on Thirty
fourth Street abuts this property.
The hospital also owns the adjoining
parcel at 445 and 447 West Thirty third
Street, which is used as nurses dor
mitory, and now controls frontage of
100 feet at this point. The Thirty
fourth Street frontage is 10S feet.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-06
Buv Site for Store Building

Ennis & Sinnott have purchased,
through L. j. Phillips G. Co., the plot
75X100, on the east side of ST. Nicholas
Avenue, 100 feet north of 10th Street,
facing Mitchell Square. The property,
which was acquired from the estate of
Philip Feuring, will be improved with
store buildings:
New-York tribune., 1920-03-06
Mrs. Hoyt Sells 5th Avenue
Home for Apartment Life

Pease & Gilman have leased for J.
=. r. Carpenter an apartment at $50
Park Avenue, suite Of twelve rooms
and four baths, to Mrs. Louis 7. Hoyt
whose residence at 726 Fifth Avenue
the same brokers sold to Farquharson
& Wheelock for alteration into a busi-
ness building
New-York tribune., 1920-03-06
STORAGE NOTICES
WAREHOUSE SALE OF GOODS
FOR UNPAID CHARGES

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROvI-
sion of law. there being due and unpaid
Ansonia Storage Warehouse Co.. is entitled
to lien as warehouseman the goods
Ing been given 10 all parties. known to
claim an interest therein, and the time
specified in such notice for payment of
such charges having expired, there will be
sold at public auction the Monarch Auc
tion Rooms, 161 East 125th Street, New York
1890 a. NJ, AND ON FkiDAl. MARCH
10TH, 1920. AT 1890 a; NJ, AND IF
SALE TnEnqE nsTps , Is not v GoMrLErEP VILE EE
CONTINUED AT THE SAME PLACE on
EACH AND EVERY TUESDAY AND FRI
DAY THEREAFTER, BEGINNING AT 10 :3o
UNTIL ALL THE GOODS ARE SOLD.
THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY. TO WIT
chiffoniers. washstands. tables, chairs and
rockers. beds. mattresses. bedding, parlor
suits. mirrors, tables and stands, cabinets,
pictures, clocks. rugs. carpets. sofas. divans.
davenports, sewing machines. oil cloth. desks.
bookcases. library tables. lamps. vacuum
cleaners gas and oil heaters stoves, orna-
ments vases brio -a-brac, musical tnstru-
ments, china and glassware. kitchen furni-
ture and utensils. linens. blankets. quilts.
books. trunks, chests. hampers and contents
personal efrects), clothing ETC.. draperies,
curtains, etc. restaurant fixtures. pots. pans,
counter chairs, tables, show case. ETC..
dressmakers establishment. wardrobes.
cnalTS, tdDlSS, NuCAiHeS' uieooeS' eAiio SioNh'
adding machine. typewriter. and all other
personal effects. household goods held for the
account of the following parties concerned: !:
CATHERINE CUNNINGHAM. ]. T. OAR
DIN, DOLORES FOURNIER. MRS. M.
JACKSON MRS. NAE KEEsoN; ;r1 HELEN =
KEEVAN, ABE MOON. ALBERT r.
WEBER AND LAIN FURNITURE Co. p
NJ. HERMAN, all now being stored IN salo
Ansonia Storage Warehouse Co.'S warehouses.
The goods will be on exhibition at the time
and place of sale and on each day or sale ,le
ANSONIA STORAGE WAKEHOUSE W.
137-I30-l41 West Doth St.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-06
Corporation to Buy Buildings

The three four-story buildings, on
plot 5Oxs3, at 154 to 1853 West Twenty
fourth Street, near Seventh Avenue,
will be taken over by the 156x West
Twenty-fourth Street Corporation,
with +. L. Goldman and R. Messlne
directors. The Francis McCabe estate
holds title to the realty.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-06
In the Auction Market
AT 1908 THIRD AVENJ

AT 5z08 THIRD AVENUE
BY Henry Brady
Av. 5. 15.3 10th. 25.7
xloox25x1oo: vacant; John kenion agt
Cath Keegan ct al: Alfred Townley.
ref: due on Judgt, $1.b69.29: taxes, etc
$40. Sold to plaintin for $1.20o.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-06
Tenants Buy in 74th Street

Kasimir & Meltzcr, tenants, have
purchased 502 to 5O6 East Seventy
fourth Street, six-story building, on
plot 75x100, from George W. Grote.
Joseph G. Abramson represented the
purchasers.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-06
More South Beach BUNGALOWS

Mrs. George S. Scofeld has sold her
property at South Beach, S. l., to Ste
phen Messerer, who will erect number
of bungalows. The Cornell Real Estate
and Auction Company. Inc, was the
broker.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-06
To Make Over Hotel for Women

The slX-story hotel at the southwest
corner of Hudson Street and Twelfth
Street is to be made over for use as
a hotel for the Young Women's Chris
tian Association. the owner of record.
Katharine C. Budd is the architect and
estimated the cost at $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-06
Mrs. Georgia ]. Appleby
Sells West 60th St. Dwelling

Pease & Gilman have sold for Mrs.
Georgia ]. Appleby to client for oc-
cupancy the three-story and basement
dwelling at 1875 West Sixty-ninth
Street. on plot l6.4x55x100.5.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-06
Larchmont Gardens House Sold

The Colonial residence Of James G.
paldw;n on West Brookside Drive.
Garchmont Gardens. has been sold to
Otto Eggers, Of this city. George Howe
was the broker.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-06

WITHIN THE HALF HOUR
send Tor particulars of more than fifty
houses ranging In price from $4,000 to
$$ao'Uoo. an within thirty minutes of tho
b KNOWLES, JR.. Room 1909 So Van.
oerollt ave. Telephone 1857 Vanderbilt.
WESrCIx1rs,ua,r, I,<,..>-----
New-York tribune., 1920-03-06

Opposite Station. puONU an

FOR SALE.-MAY 1ST OCCUPANCY
Vine covered Virginia Colonial Mansion
on stewart Avenue. Garden City Estates
beautiful house. Contains IA rooms and
8 baths. Every modern conyenience
Fareptaces' fan sa, Two-car garage. with rooms
ana sn1 pain. Tor chauffeur Corner plot
2S2x320 Beautifully planted with fuIlv
matured trees and shrubs Fruit trees
ana vegetable garden. Price SIS, 900
information apply to c. A. NiCHorI'S
~, lsb Madison Avenue. Telephone Wander.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-06

NEW COLONIAL HOME, large plot, con-
!. talns large living room, open fireplAce.
dlnlng room. pantry, kitchen, bedrooms.
tiled baths. gas, electricity. hot water
heat Price sl2.50O. terms REYNARD &
ARAFT, 206 Huguenot. Phone 254l.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-06
REAL ESTATE FOB sALn
HOMES WITHIN THE HOUR
ALL SECTIONS
$4,000 to $5O,0Oo
]. CLARENCE DAVIES
NASSAU ST. John soal
LONG ISLAND
ROCKVILLE CENTRE

Wonderful bargain. minutes from rail-
road station. 6 2-3 acres land, including g.
room house with all improvements, garage.
narn and chicken houses and incubator
house. Price to quick buyer $4,000
10000 can remain on mortgage
s-room house, plot 6ox7S5, waterfront,
no. not water heat. gas and electricity. garage
for two cars 80 fruit trees Price s12 0no
Cash required $1,000 N'
=, s-room house. plot 75x2oo. Price $1,000.
Mortgage $4,000. Located near school.
New 7-room house, plot 50x15O, open
fireplace, all improvements. good locality
Price $4,000. Mortgage $4,000
Other properties; If they are for sale we
New-York tribune., 1920-03-06
REAL ESTATE
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN

- AOt Oh OZoU 80. IT.
on. very prominent corner Of Leonard
Street and West Broadway. Frontage rs
icet. adJointng Subway and Elevated sta
d.ms ions o4d oui!dingA Possession In 90
JOHN CONSTABLE MOORE
60 East saith. Telephone Vanderbilt stso.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-06
FOREIGN RESORTS
HOTEL LOTT
PARIS

xE vou have once stayed there
YOU will so back. II you
A.ve,'t. and want to see what
--rert hotel training, refined
s..l;ns and a kindly spirit can
,,.k4 of an hotel, book your
rooms at
10 Rue Castiqlione
sUnder the Arcades."
New-York tribune., 1920-03-06
NEW JERSEY
STUDIOS WANTED
STUDIO WANTED

by reliable artist who will take lease
and pay right price. Desires a good sized
work room about 19x2J with top north
light. Elevator not essential 1t must be
in good and well kept steam heated
building. Address Charles Allen, Room
622, 200 Fifth Avenue. New York. Phone
Gramercy 7U51.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-06

WESTCHEsTER COUNTY
New-York tribune., 1920-03-06

MONnY PROCURED; FIRST, SECOND
mortgages. PEARSON & SON, 424 East
.th ST. brooklyn. Wrlte, oall. after Z.