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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-04-22

er at the same time with carefully
prepared bait such as the county is
now preparing we can get 80 per
cent Of this pest. However, IL we
do this one year and then rest four
or five years the 10 per cent left
will have multiplied tot he origin
al number. They produce about an
average OF seven young per year. TIL,
! time Is now at hand when we must
fight the squirrel for killing one fe-
male in the spring is equal to kill
ling five or six later in the season.
Pocket gophers do considerable,
damage in some sections especially
to trees. Both traps and poison are
elective. Field mice can best he
controlled in the winter as they ar,
active all year and take bait better
when other food is scarce.
Professor John T. Game III gave
excellent discourse on the I'm
provement of live stock, in his char
cteristic manner. He said that the
impro ement of animals L. a slow
process and we cannot overthrow
what has bene done in a hundred
years or SO and expect to get worthy
results. We must stick to the estab-
lished breeds and try to build ,hcm
up. We will get wonderful results
II we go at this farm bureau project
by proved methods.
Each person should choose the
breed that he likes best for genuine
liking for animals is one of the ne
cessary elements of success. OF
course the community should raise
nearly all one breed for several rea
sons. Cache is known as a Hoiete,-
center but there are few herds OF
Jerseys. Hyrum is Jersey center.
It is time we were adopting ont o
few standards In livestock prod uctlon
for there is sufficient variety to suit
various tastes and still obtain the
advantages of specialization. Which
ever breed is chosen the chief prob
lem is to select better animals to
head the herd. This Is easier when
many farmers in locality are breed
ing the same strain. A good sire
may double the yield OF herd.
At one time Cache county had 81
pure blood stations and not ono
one grade, an enviable record, but
now we are slipping backwards. An
effort should be made to prevent this.
It is a poor policy to sell all on.
grade animals and put the money
into pure bloods. Better build up the
grades and then buy one or two pure
hoods at a time and thus gradal- \
ly work into the pure blood business, |
as We gain experience. Success is
surer this way. The calf club work |
planned is excellent.
The movement for better sires is |
a worthy one but we must provide |
better feed and care for the better
animals, II we wish to succeed. How
much do we make by raising $3.50 Il
600 worth of beets and then send.
Ing $4,000 to Idaho for hay. More
hay and silos are needed in Cache /
II is claimed that 100 silos are Being
planned for this year. That will
help considerably but we need more.
Ramamhar oila No a.. A. |
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-04-22
INDIANA CAMPAIGN ARRANGED

indianapolis, April district man.
ayers OF the Wood organization in In
diana plan a tour Of the state by the
candidate and an intensive campaign
to give him smashing majority In the
primary on May 4. Wood forces with
petitions signed by $1,000 persons and
hundreds Of other volunteers will have
the greatest force In Indiana's history
tor primary day.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-04-22

What woman does not look for
ward with great deal Of pleasure
70 Bingham days.! Time vas
when Bingham could only be-
thought Of as ian around home
trock," but the dainty GOODNESS and
pewitching appeal Of such sum-
merry apparel makes them permis-
slDie Tor varied wear. Here is one
OF the seasons new models and al
ready milady is busy In planning
her summer wardrobe.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-04-22
Casts No llaht Ahead.

Human experience, like the stern
lights of a ship at sea. illumines the
path which we have pissed over
COlerldge.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-04-22
WHO WAS WHO
WHY?

WHY!
Barney Baruch had more
power during the war than
any other man in the
world"
Barney Baruch con-
trolled absolutely the food
supply Of the United
States"
Barney Baruch original
cd the price fixing policy for
all commodities and put II
In operation"
Barney Baruch suggest
ed the taking over OF the
railroads by the government
which was DONE"
Barney Baruch regulate
ed the production Of steel.
copper and iron and decreed
their disposition
Barney Baruch had So
preme authority over the
by-products Of. the coke
ovens Of this country and
dominated at the sources Of
supply the nitrates and fer
tilixers of the world"
Barney Baruch rekulat-
ed the shipping Of the Unit
cd States, laid down it.
policy as to- what should be
sent abroad and the guam
tity and what shouldn't
I'm fact" continued
Representative w. J. Ora
ham Of Illinois, Chairman
Of the special committee In
vcsttgating war expendit-
ures, I'VE actually had I'm
war a superintendent In
Mr. Baruch. as head OF the
War Industries Board and
intimate OF Mr.. Wilson here
and In Paris. Those are not
my statements I have given
you but replies under oath
made by Mr.. Baruch In his
examination before our
committee
Barney Baruch was q
New York broker before he
rose TO eminence under the
Wilson administration. q.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-04-22

New York Api "A reorganization o the choices e,nh
president
by The Sun and New York IenId nose Wd
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OF indicated
Wood a'2; Lowden, 209 Coolidge
Watson 49, sentor Hiram W. Johnson ae; Senator william
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-23
MARKET NEWS IN BRIEF.

Frederick n. Philips ~ the buyer %
fi5 East Thlrty-seventh street sold re-
Gently by Pavson Mel. Merrill Company
for the estate OF Frederick Il. Trow-
bridge.
Herbert Mendelsohn OF Hartsdale.
~ ?. is tho buyer Of 1913 West Eighty
seventh street. the three story dwelling
sold lest week through tho NJ. Morgen-
than. Jr. Company.
The lessee q tho store a. % ras:
Forty-aighth street recently ies sed
through Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. Is
the J. & r. Cousins Company Of Brook
Ign. y. Y, manufacturers Of wofnan's
siiocs.
Tho ga Blcscker street Corpora ton
horrht the store and tenement property
az 2sf and zS6 Blocker street, sold BY
Fred u. Msnse FOR Isabel Cameron.
Phelps Holding Corporation ,s the
purchaser Of the five story fat at 3fs
West oriy-s,venth street, sold recently
by Carries y. Van vaisn Inc. and
Joncph Catman for William Rlee aad
others
Terrain Realty COMPANY CMav wes-
son. preslort). which last May pur-
chased .he three FIVE story buildings o.
ii2 20 ZIG East Eirltv-arft e-rcet. ir-
tending % remodel. nas decided instca q
- erect r.ra story apartment house
Pans lave teen Sled ~ Henry 1.pp-
man. wto estimates The cost ~ $500. roo.
Pauline Gross IS tho purchaser or Tie
dwelling ~ ao7 west 1920 s;rcet. sold
recently.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-23

Ny cheerful. light. cosey house. rooms
bath. half finished attic: ideally. centrally
situated at 1915 Saratoga av Yonksrs. n. T..
adjacent to and uaobstructed view Van Cert
iandt Park. opposite Caryi express station
3 minutes to subway and trolley. immediate
occupancy; open for Inspection s1i 600
- 900 cash, g. goo instal,snt. $500 stra.gh'
mortgage. Il. J. WIN, Al Eiinor place, yon-
kers. n. Y. Phone I147 Yonkers.
NEW Colonial homo at White Plains. eight
rooms. large living room, with open fire.
place: four light sunny bedrooms. three with
no; and cold water; tiled bath. sanitary gas
Kitchen, hot water hest: ali latest Improve
menss: two car concrete garage; high
ground. half acre, corner trees, shrubbery
coal. wool: telephone N: golf. tennis.
country clubs: all requirements OF g desir-
able year round home: can be seen at any
time; Nutgrove IT.. White Plains $1,000
cash required, balance G% mortgage. ". d.
DAVIES. 4SI broadway. New York.
fONIsEf,s.--Ien rooms. parquet floors. cleo
trio light. hot water heat. Tlsss porch
private garage In rear; lot J0xtQ0: $1i,J00.
rs North BROADWAY. 3Ol5.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-23
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

The three and one-half story and
four story buildings at 54S Bowery and
81 Great Jones street, forming the
northeast corner. have been leased for
twenty-one years BY II. Eosen for the
". w Tompkins estate 70 d. Sterrlicb,
who conducts chain OF restaurants.
Charles r. Noyes Company leased fer
the estate of Il. ". Block the store arc
basement in 70 Elm street 20 Michael
Halleron, restauratcur. for five years.
Elias Lifschitz leased from plans
garage on 145th street. near Seventh
avenue, from Charles II. Wotteabe:g.
Inc, for fifteen years, an aggregate
rental OF $iS5. 800. through Silverman's
Exchange, brokers.
Pease & Elliman leased for the Savoy
Holding Company offices in z2s Laray-
cite street to j. ID. Diaz.
Payson Mel. Merrill Company leased
doctors offices In 20 West Ftfteth
street to DR.. John S. Thacher and addi-
tionai space at - East Pffty-sixth
street TO Stair C Andrew, and apart
rients In 10 East FHfty-sixth street 20
Archibald n. Milne and Willard +.
Eaton; in $50 Madison avenue. 10 Mrs.
Grace C. Lynch: in 80 Washington
Square South. to Robert w Anlick, and
In 81 Wes. r'ifty-third street. 70 Miss
Ellis beth Letcher.
Pease &: Gilman leased for Catherine
and Bee Mulngan 10 Harris Parr the
four story p foot dwelling ct 80 West
Seventy-foarth street. and furnished
apartments ae follows In Cos Park eve
nue.. 70 Mrs. NJ. Mendel; in IS Central
Park West. to Ms. Hazel Shell; in Q
West Seven.ieth street, to Sherman
Hayes: in 1I5 Wee. Seventy-second
street. TO James a. UliInan; in siS West
End avenue, TO Misc Alba A. Mohr; in
20 West Eighty second~s.reet, 30 Je-
rome W. Brush; Ia IS West Ninety-eiEth
street. TO ". Il. Brewster; IN IL West
1ioth street. to ". S. Macgrath.
Wheeler Realty Corporation leased for
Marie G. Currie- the Four story % foot
dwelling at u East S;Aty-fifth street
for rwenty-one years TO q client who
vii, Immediately alter same for busl-
ness. The aggregate rental !s mere
than s25o, cor.
Cueack Company leased FOR Eliza heth
Kyle the dwelling at IA West Seventy
eighth etreet for five years.
Aines & Co. leased tie two lofts ct
81 Seventh az. to samuel Wien and
Rubin smith; algo leased the two upper
lofts at 81 West Tventyfourth q. 20
c. l. stevens g Co. "a loft AT Is West
Th,rtieth ri. TO Metropolitan Button
Works also leased Tie third loft at 81
West Twenty fourth St TO Pearl Emhroi-
derry Works: also the parlo- floor at 10
West Thirty-f,rst ST. 20 Beautiwenr
Company: also the parlor floor ut 40
Fifth az. to Allen Caruthcrs. with
Whes,er Realty Corporation. and also
rented for Henry Dougherty 70 Al5eit
Gottlieb tie third floor apartment at
te55 Lexington sv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-23
Westclfester.

FOR RENT FURNISHED, IMMEDIATELY
pcautful Pelham Manor. rooms. be this,
sleeDlrs porch. Email conservatory. con-
gi~.e nov Gv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-23
ncraneh Of ou-cn.--..,r. or rscn..

Beautiful colonial home. II insge fco1.s:
tro paglo-g. biliig.c room. 8 open fire
PLACES. steam. parqJe'. electric. double end
rcfs,on; an idea nome N an excellent ioca-
zion. iGi6 Woodhs pcn boulevard. BrockiJ-l
Manor 10 mi;iutos from Tenn. s,ation.
FOR sAlE--VausGE.'y attractive ali tccr
horie: new Colonial bgicx dwelling, with
garage: flrst floor has large living roora.
dining iooir, Kitchen, e.trn TOTE, and laundry
In basement; second floor. bedrooms, He'd
BATH: Interior finished throughout In white
enamel woodwork ard fnaaosnry finished
cocrs' rargrct floors throughout: hot water
beat. Sss, electricity, sewer. Sc. rsst-ictc
action 20 osscFsfneii.s. minutes walk ~
arre PARK ana bathing. I rlock cxprcag alta
.ion, ~ minutes Grand Central. : cent FAR:
$1,000 sarh required. balance on terms. ror
plan ana photo ccll, write or phone ,. s..
WfIliEsis. He Nanderitit Nv, y. y. roCl.i
1914 Prone Nardcfbrf pssi.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-23

sold 10 Annie X. Lewis the five story
dwelling at 80 West 18TH street. tSxi0o.
Eva L. Cantor sold TO Marion g. de-
Nezta the four story dwelling AT rs
West Eishty-second street. i9xi022.
NJ. James Church has acquired from
William Il. Stewart and others the four
story house at BAL East Eighty-seventh
street. between Frs. and Second ave
nues. 25xlOO.s 1t abu;s the edlflce OF
the Church OF the Holy Trinity on
Eighty-eighth street.
The Liberty Council Catholic Club
bought from Mary C. Donohue the four
story dwelling at 4l4 West rifty-first
street. o5x1c05. near Ninth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-23
READY TO OCCUPY

Br,ct, frame snd strcoo one and two fam
lily houses large list; terms.
Ctto Sn ger, Kln s hislTayy s;a,ion'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-23
SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.

Payson Mel. Merrill Company sold
for Mrs Rbo6a g. y. Clark 70 Waiter
c. Shour. her properly on Wocacrret
avenue. Miiburn. y. j.. known a.
"Trectons,' containing about two AGREE
with frame and stucco dwelling and
gerEge.
Farmers Loan and Trust Company
sold 10 FELIX De Lice the dwelling az
452 Van Cortlandt Park avenue.
Yonkers. y. i. through Thomas $.
Burke.
Walsh g. Farrell soli for the Shore
Bungalows. Inc. an nil year round cot
tsge at Westholne. Long Beach, L. l..
% Edward I. Thornton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-23
APARTMENTs--FURNIsHED

SIX room and bath. telephone. artisticsily
furnished apartment, near Park av., for
rc;it. Seen Saturday and Sunday. Phone
ftiiucl2 nder 5O2r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-23

large living room. bedroom and bath; either
may he had furnished or unfurnishad; OK
treme'y reasonable prices: immediate occa-
pancy: lease one year or two. SEQ eu1erin-
,endent or phone Murray Hill 1903 or Van
derbilt 1025.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-23
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MARKETS.

y. F. Knowles Company sold 1873
Broadway ? four story store and apart
men. 10 a Mr.. Webber and resold GAME
20 Frank Safinn.
Realty Associates sold TO Max Herr
FIELD "a two fnnily senli-detached house
with garage st 246 Sullivan street
VIM ID. Bloodsood e. Co. Inc. ard
John Greer sold three two family houses
ct 3. z. and 0 Astoria place Long Island
CIV
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-23
10 EAST NTH 81

2, 3. :, 5 roc.rs. bath and kltchenette; In
mediate occupancy. yvILhkN J. ROOsIEl
4 Co, lit Madison nv,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-23
Boroueh Of proosiyn-sale or Rent.


BEAUTIFUL .wo fa.c!y brick hoas-. a.
tiGn: price s!o,I11. hcarii'ri TWO :ariiy
brick hoaae. ~. inl 'ovrmca,s. yncs.r. Eat
Irvias section: rritt Sio,ioe: cash $500
~. =. EsArTN 20, isai a,esroFo,i.an Az.
Mldalr Wing. Take a.rt,e a.. H." get
cD''NTH' rouse ~ the city. roouls aud
.s'iI: ia"r,@: !atind'y, rissrl heat. pa
qir., .lsctric.t-. four porches: rsrt eioN
+" t.rsf s1.b o.. I1atbrsh Tel. s5Ts r'iat-
beea.
INENiT froni local tsxatio-. eight 2-fani.ly
hiir't houses. with oil improvements. near
cO'nrle;ion. Oh Slttcr hv., cor. Milford St,
Biockiyn: brokers and buyers communicate
with u. CHESS, .O2 Brosdwsy, New York
city. Prone 40 Worth.
FOR SALE--tiovse. IL rooms and slcove
hath. extra toilc, and lava.ory; rcviY dec
GRATED ard pointed; copper screens full ate !:
awnings. gar, electric instantaneous hot
water; steam beat; carage. cars and lot .
.ci s3xI5o: new anchor post fence. cement
driveway; asking $2o,eoo. Make offer.
OWNER. <f1 Ocean parkway. fTstbush
Windsor so3e.
GARAGE Tor sale: sritsbis for private con
ceril. capacity about 30. Apply Columbia
sud warren sts.. Brcolslyn. Tel. 1887 Henry
PARK SLOPE UAEcAiNs.
LYoSs : MASON. or Vanderbilt Nv. 0i.ivr
grUcCo house. ~ roons. 3 bsihs: all In
rrcFrfncE'r. iot 1iN'0o: Price f2s 600 l'og
Iurtae- i.formati1n nacie 40 fhore H.h'i.
iefil ST. between i0sh AID iiih avs. f,yo
s.or5 ard basement, two fa,n,iiea. frame.
II rSoino. I'll Improvement. Rent SO: price
$1,000. cash e WN Sa''ih iSnN.
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Rnoxx sALEs nEronrEp.

The property. on plot 75xf30, at 1860
fna'ood avenue has been SOLD 20 An
drew mckinley. jacob Jurin. rs at
tornev represented the sellers.
Richard Dickson sold for Alice Corl-
dock. S27 Freeman street. three story
brick dwelling TO Elka TorgoH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-23
18Th ST. NEAR SHORE ROAD.

Must sell. on sccoun; Of death IN family,
bcsutirl.l modern oUe-feniiy house: 10
roonl,. 2 baths . irclcsed porches: 2-car ga
rage; sGxioo: price $4,000 WIN also cell 10
tons OF coal on prcrnisss. Tel. Henry III.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-23
BRICK HOUSES
Borough Of Broskiyn--sale or Rent.
3 FLATBUSH HOUSES

Brand new. with garages. immediate possess.
fNery known inipt.. srtisticsliy decorated.
lioa T. .4th st., cor. Avenue y. ..... So 500
Gaia Avenue x. near East 18th st... $1,000
1900 Dorchester I'd. cor. East 18th 81 $25 600
a. CIRARD, glB Montague 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-23
wcstchcster--ssI~ or Rent.

BAH1AIN--llrsuttf cut granite ma melon. 10
rooms. oabirct finish, acre gfcunc. high To-
cation, suitable institution; 50 minutes Urana
Vernon.
FOR rent at Hsstinas, 10 room nouse, facins
Tive r. over acre ground: modern improve
merts; needs rcpairs: on long lease owner
ment. minutes from station: ~ from Grand
central. Address ". G.. BROWN, IL East
eo'h ~. Tel. Murray liiii 1p4s
III YOU wnnt 10 locate n Wsstcherter coun.y
| chn lind YOU the houge al The price you
want 70 pay. Let me know ycur re0ure-
nents. CfAHENC1g A.. MARrENs. fsfG
Bv0y CS9th). Tel,. nr~rnt pfDj and f47e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-23
Eorough Of brooklyn.

900 Madi.cn ev-~rwo rvoma aud baths res
t.uraut In building. Phone 1852 Murray
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-23
BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

FHYSfCI AN'S office. Jointly with dentist. ia
select Harlem section. opticlsn preferred.
rat W. 10Th at. Tel. i.2I Moroiagside.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-23
New Jersey-saie or Rem.

A.
Lots OF lots. s73 to 81 900 zach. all within
f~o rliiae OF For. Lee forty. some with
Hudson River view: instruments accepted. n
II. ". BUILDING; & REALTY CO.. raIlaade.
y. J.. at junction.
ATTRACTIVE home, modern improvements.
garage: splendid committing location: !drni
surroundings: real bargain. easy terms.
WEELE. ~ Haw'horns Ct. Rutherford. y. J..
COUNTRY home. eight rooms, improvements
two acres; near station; desirable neigh
bor,iood, beautiful scenery: $1,000: hour Wes;
Shore. ROBERT LEBEH. Blauvelt, y. Y.
Phone P.e-mon, 2n2.
REAL bargain, Asbury ParN. Tnorl house.
. baths, suitable for two families. pc rtly-
furnished; laundry: electric and gas: cal-
:rally located 10, 501i00: price $1,000: cash
$4,000: balance mortgage. ,a0 Herald.
Herald yG.
sALE-pURG COLONIAL. HOME.
% rooms, aat'1s, arr psrlor. ;>or,e coclrore ::
double Hsraga; ia's scre. STs Springfield
Nv. Summit, n. J. Phone 1eia-R.
1890 buys nay room. ? bath. While
rtucro h~:sc: corner plot i:Cg122: North
rfri New Jrr.ey. Ni.iin one hcur IN 70. j..
6 W. ON'Ef.i;. & W. &nL st.. rom 81
Phone FitTrcy 800
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-23
A. NJ. ROLES.
Esa, Estate, found Beach Tel IA

WATERFRONT RESIDENCE st Sound
Beach. Conn; fifty minuten out: large
house, broad verRndas three sides, overlook
ing many miles Sound and Greenwich Cove ::
two-car garage with chauffeur's room: trees.
ga riens. bathing beach, &C.: five yninutcs'
motor ride station: for nale. furnirhed or
unfurnished. g. o. EDdONDS. 81 Liberty
So. New York. Tol. John 1893. or Stamford
fci f1br-fo
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Borough OF -srlsceiianesus.

SEVERAL. houses. west side. lrnre5iste pos
session. gi7.Soo up; also business dwellings
seraea. MARTrNs s R YEA r." SFFics, Isis
Bvny iat 39thl. rea. Yrya n n1Nl and 4tIG
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connec.icut--sa,e or Rent.

ATTRACTIVE house Of 10 rooms on iot
100xfS0 with modern improvements: fine
rascential neighhorhocd. near churches and
schools; easy termJ. Box sc Danbury.
Conn.
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Ter year. un'iiniahsd irirnsdiaie pogse..
Csdarhrr~' =. I
ROCKAWAY PAIR
IS Beach iiS'h Modern. up 20 date 10 room
house for feie, steam heat: ready for Inn
m date occupancy. JOHN ". %AUGHTON,
i53 ". h3d ~. Tel Plaza 900.
ONE acre, rooms. new nogsc, all tn.
proverncnta. pafqucf floors tiled baths
open ffrcplaces. sun parspra iatsst dcs,gn
car garage, on p tiaf beautifully andaca ped,
minutes TO station: 5000 cash bale nee
easy tcfTnn. HARRY CHANDLER, but
Ter -. Wcr,brry T.. I.
81 RfNGf'lETp. l.. f--ifcuscs and lcts, bar.
Yalna ECHAErffORN. oprosite station
telephone sp;'rRricid 1871
wr.SrDtEt-a -iinu,sr ~ station, ~ tes-
residential sec ION az village. cigM roon
Tncarin homes. ali improvements. rarrue,
floors. iiioS hn-ls, large living rooms, sun
narlois. four bedrooms ear garsgs: On
beautifully ianircnp-u plo, ~ one acre; ea~y
terms. HARRY CHANDLER. paiier o..
V's~fhury. T.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-23

EIGHT rooms and two baths desirable To-
cation, southeast corner Madison av. and
..th st.; can be seen ct any time. Phone
Rhtnelanfcr 51Ic
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REAL EsTATE-0UT OF CITY.
Notwithstanding or Rent.
FOR SALE

Eight new attractive houses al white p,ains.
~. T.: 9. and 3 rooms. I and baths, all
modern convcrlcnces. Prices very moderate.
For fun particulars apply WHITE PLAINS
HOUSING CORP. III Main st., White
Plains, n. e.
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De.i. Revealed in Transfers.

Empire Mortgage Company sold to
Bertha y. Achelis &c Lexington avenue.
northwest corner OF Fifty-thlrd street,
five story flat and store. .iyse.
Esther Auslsnder sold 10 Anton y.
iIuppman 8 roat 10th street. a i've
story flat. i9.sxioo.ll.
New York city init Ownership
Realty Company sold 20 the Aktigco
Holding Company 1T West 18th street,
q five story flat, 25xiJo
Manfred Goldman cold TO the Hor-
kins Holding Company is5 East 10Th
street. a five story flat with storoa,
Exioo.
Max Canno sold to Jacob Iai.fnan
26-zT First avenue, two four story
tcnemcnis. 40xSo.
Minnie Grsu sold 20 Minnie Mundorf
the five story tenement at 20 East
'rwcnty-Revcnth street. 25x'S.a
Clara Thurm sold 10 Eva Uoidfinger
the four story tenement ii.s Avenue 4,
is1xas2
Mary t. Carroll sold TO fIe'sn T..
Eocpyel r.. Tenth Evenre. southesst
corner ~ Forty-third street. n four story
tenement with stores, 20xs0
Herman Kuhlmanr sold 20 Ferdinand
X. Macmillan the four story dwelling
=, 9s7 West Eleventh street. 2sxi0i.a
LILLIAN A.. Msioney sold 20 Cornelius
=. Mclaughlin the three story dwelling
AZ I53 Wcst 10th street, H. ioxicp.
John 4. Hogan sold ths two three
story dwellings nt 5ts-Eis East lf'1h
treat. each i7.SxioO. 20 Carsiinir Pi;ti
ana Charles CLAUDIA respectively.
Mary r.. g. Patrick sold 70 Agnes
r.ineran the three story dwelling az 9z9
N-e.txlsor,s -si1th street. iSsxiops.
Ednftin6 Francis Realty Company
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-23
westchester-ssle or Rent.
For Many Reasons

auc 10 present conditions. owners
have already reduced their prices
on their properties % pre-war values.
17fis office Las 10 offer number os
properties where tfc price aas been
cut a5ee to 40s;. This has occurred
In ;hc rae, 30 days. For particulars
Of si,ese bargains. frofa W. Vernon 20
Stamford communicate wi'r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-23
Above ss,a st.-sts Az. 30 North Rive,

s.. Gro cash buys : sorry ana easement ~
room. bath private dwelling. suitable Cor
roornlng house. ~ lower sc1. near Central
park: house equipped with electricity: price
WOOD, DoLsoN co.
P,-nv and kt,ri, NJ. 100 Schuyler