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Arizona republican., 1920-09-12

der of the trip. He said: From Val paraiso to Davenport the roads were in bad shape--it seemed they were thoroughly worn out.
 From Davenport to Omaha the roads were in perfect shape and leav- ing Omaha we found many Nebraska roads in the course of construction. The roads from Sidney, Nebraska, to Rawlins, Wyoming, are in excellent condition. From Rawlings west we encountered more construction work"
 The itinerary of Botterills route other than the Lincoln highway fol- lows: La Port, Ind, Joliet. Princeton, H., and Davenport, Muscatine, Oska 1oosa, Des Moines and Atlantic. Iowa.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-12
USED TO IT

"The allied fleet is to blockade Rus siai''
 That's the essence of the decision on aiding Poland That's the net result of the conferences, councils, conversa- tions, ultimatums, notes, correspond ence, and meetings.
 Nobody can imagine the Poles go- ing into ecstacies over the promised help Inasmuch as the allies have been blockading Russia now for more than two years, it is hard to see Just how the decision to do what has been done for these many moons is going to have much effect.
 The Russians ought to be pretty we'll used to being blockaded by now. If they have been able to get along thus far, they will hardly be persuaded to withdraw from Poland by this latest manifestation of Lloyd Georgian subt- letV
Arizona republican., 1920-09-12

the possession of something you hold dear?
 Those who translate prosperity in terms of dollars, mansions, automo- piles, acres, stocks and bonds, may be right To them that is prosperity.
 But those who translate it fin terms of children are right too. And who. save the grabbed old bachelor, and greedy miser, the envious glutton, will refuse to admit that these human evil dences of prosperity are the best of all2 Further, this prosperity is not only the stepping stone to heaven for those now living, but is the very foun- dation stone to posterity.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-12
PROSPERITY

Gilson Gardner, author of "A New Robinson Crusoe," just published, vis- it's mythical island village. He sees homes of the inhabitants and
 Tn every house I entered I beheId great numbers of children, and in deed, other evidences of prosperity
 Do you get that? "Other evidences of prosperity" Is that the way you look upon children, especially upon the children of others?
 What. pray. is prosperity if it isn't
Arizona republican., 1920-09-12

The War Risks policies written dur ing the war aggregate 4,631. 1888, cov- ering insurance amounting to s40.- 2S4, ,S92 .50o
Arizona republican., 1920-09-12

One variety of Japanese fan is made of waterproof paper, which can be dipped in water and creates coolness by evaporation.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-12

The only ancient equestrian statue of bronze that has been preserved is that of the Emperor Marcus Aurelius in Rome.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-12

A hot air electric heater has ap. peared in France.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-07
Buying of Apartments
On Upper West Side
Four Buildings on 9th Ave.
Corners Sold; Another House
BOUGHT hN Tenants

Clients Of Cohen Brothers purchased
from the Barwood Realty Company the
two siX-story tencments, 80x1O0, at
2710 to 2718 Eighth Avenue, corner of
144th Street, and the two similar
houeses, 100x100, at 1925 to 1881 Eighth
Avenue, corner of 151st Street. J.
Moskowitz was the broker
The five apartment, 3S9x99.11,
at as West 136th Street IS to be taken
over by the newly for ID 46 West
136th Street Realty Corporation, which,
it is believed, represents the tenants
in the building. j. N. Anderson, NJ
W. Leonard and W. Taylor are the d-
rectors of the new company. Title is
held by Katie NJ. Grenzbach.
The Fischer Realty Company sold for
a Mrs. Adler 169 East 108th Street, a
tivefamily house; also for a client to
a Mr.. Pepper II East 121st Street, a
four-family house.
Mulvihill & Co. sold for Henry Lu-
blang the five-story fiat 144 West
113th Street to Ester Greenberg.
The F. j. Rtllman Company sold the
southeast cC-ner of Pleasant Avenue
and 10th Street, five-story tenement
with stores, 25.5x7G, for Fred L. ELL
safer to client of M. F. Angalone.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-07
Many Bronx Flats and
Dwellings Pass to New Owners

j. Clarence Davies sold for Della
Mead to Charles j: Crowley 1899 and
2001 Washington Avenue, two three
story frame fats, 1s,4xS7 each.
E. Osborne Smith, Inc, sold for the
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
five-story apartment at 924 Summit
Avenue.
Clients Of Cohen Brothers purchased
from the Barwood Realty Company the
three six-story houses, 125x95, at S0l
to 81 linton Avenue, corner Of 158th
Street Joseph Muskowitz negotiated
the deal
NJ M. Ringler resold to S. Rothbaum
G. D. Friedman 1892 Third Avenue
adjoining the southeast corner of 1925
Street, q five-story house, 42X100. James
Cobban was the broker.
D. A. Trotta sold for Boro Associates
Inc. 1897 Mansion Street, two-family
dwelling, 17x75, and with Oscar R. Wal
lace for the estate of Smith William
son 2148 Mapes Avenue, a two-story
dwelling with garage, 33x145.
B. H. Weisker sold for Samuel Fried
enberg to E. Deegan dwelling, 75X
100, the west side of Davidson Avenue
lat feet south of West 190th Street.
Frederick Zittel & Sons has sold for
the Brick Memorial Church 1857 Sedg-
wick Avenue, q dwelling, 100x110
Harry Calm purchased from Fred
erick Brown the plot 90x100, southeast
corner of Harrison Avenue and 1S0th
Street. Ernest Damiane was the broker
Walter E. Brown sold for Carrie T
Meagher 3477 Third Avenue, a three
story store dwelling.
The Fisher Realty Company sold fo,
three-story dwelling 157 East 117th
Straaf
New-York tribune., 1920-05-07
Resale of Two
lO-Story Lofts
In 21st Street
o,era,ors Dispose of West
Side Building Taken Over
IN March From the Es-
,a,e of George ID. Wick
More Activity Downtown
pusiness Concerns Buy for
occupancy in South St.
and in Washington St.

Mercantile Buildings. two ten
Inc Its lo6xsS9. 3S to 80 East
story ,v srst Street, have been resold
l3e1s, lus,r;s & Maurice Mandelbaum and
y man ond Irving l. Levine to Joseph
ss,,sn s'sass, on nresident of the West lS6th
i,ss s,rsss Realty Company. The sellers
snr; s..,u;red the building last March from
~ .se estate of George D. Wick, who
y. "...,sS them about ten years ago.
yrn r;sm S. Baker negotiated their re-
sis; William H. Whiting & Co. sold for
u.roid Y. and Sterling P: Story ITS
nTe !.a ia South Street, extending through
~. "a, and 337 Water Street, the South
So. !. ~ end being covered with four
ea. s.ssv buildings and the Water Street
s.vi ~ bv a garage. The purchaser will
0cSapy Caorre 2 Hinrichs Inc, commission
usrrbants, purchased from l.. I. Ro-
ne @. The five-story business building,
gs.n eariO15. at Sal to SAT Washington
S,reet southeast corner Of Franklin
s.,s s.rss. lanes n. kal.ey & Son were
''S S.muel Braunstein sold for Henry
rs~Ik to Mary Kahrs the six-story loft
,"rtbvest corner Of Lafayette and Bond
streets, 162xl00.
Nerola Brothers, general contractors,
,n-rhssed from the William Austin es-
..ts 2372 to 1916 First Avenue, south
ssst corner of 1921 Street, one-story
building, 49.10x4Ox irregular.
The Liberty Mattress Company has
hourht the property it occupies at 327
rast l22d Street, three story brick
building and one-story frame structure,
s1yin0.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-07
Lis Pendens

e7VN ST n s. 3s1s 7th av, 24.10x9s 9:
2!ndel Corenman agt Harris Brown ct al
(specifc performance) atty. a
COOPER SQUARE, 80; 10th st, "a W;
Norfolk st. rs. and Delaney st. ~. and
Attorney st 81 to 81; Fannie Weinberger
ct al agt Mendel w Greenherg ct al (par-
tition); atty, L Weinberger.
MADISON ST 345; Franklin Savings Bank
in the City OF n Y. agt Katherine Nah.
ler ct al foreclosure of mortgage); atty
w NJ Powell.
CENTRAL PARK WEST. W cor cath St,
6S3xl00: Urbis Realty Con Inc, agt Globe
Realty Co (action to declare lien); attys,
Stoddard 4 Mark.
I.istowel Realty Co Inc, agt Aylesboro
Corpn (acton to declare lten) attys,
Knox G. Dooling.
sTH AV, 96; Leo Klein 'agt Patrick ]
Mooney ct al (specifc performance) ;
atty Grossfed Bros.
lST AV s w cor SSth st, 25.2x100 Society
for the Relief OF the Destitute Blind of
the city of and Vicinity. agt Mary
f Larkin ct al foreclosure OF mort
gagcs) atty, f de Foster.
18TH ST, 1913 and l35 w; 400 Madison
Avenue v corpn agt E r A Realty Go Inc
faction to declare len); atty. Ber-
18TH ST. s. $50 Sd av, 25xlo22.
Charles Weinberg agt Martha Solomon
ct al (amended foreclosure of mort
gage) attys, I.achman & Goldsmith.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-07
Recorded Transfers
Downtown

8nlon ras@nInF @ g e g Haj'h VIII, 81
Madison st, PassaiG. April 80; atty;
GOLD ST, 92-06. s; Union Tanning Co to
Elgee Leather Bldg Co. 1877 William ST
April so; atty, Leopold Treuman. 500
JACOB ST. 5-l7, n " Duane st, Broad
way Corp to Jacob Street Realty Co, S
Alfred FrankenthaI, IS Maiden Lane 500
SAME PROPERTY; Union Tanning Co to
%" hroSdwsy coEp 'G se BWsy APr
Eskworth. q conyent, av; May /; atty
SAME rRoPERTY; Louis Eskworth 10 10
Julian Strauss, 307 w 18th ST. mtge
$4,000; May l; atty. same. 800
JACOB ST, Is, W s. Duane Broadway
Corp to Samuel Rosenthal. S25 Lafayette
av, Bklyn; mtge $22,4ob May !; atty. b
G Etunger ger 90 :, G9Mrt % st, Eklyn ...:, sloo
Samuel Lewis. 1888 55th st, Bklyn; May
/; atty, same ..,.,.,.............
FERRY ST, .. $: Union Tanning CO =
April 80: attys. Hornbluth & H. ia
FERR9 SsEssn ST IS IL inian o
Bklyn; April 30 attys. Price Bros. 27l
EAST BRoADtwAY, ia7. s. Peter p = Mc0 GO
Laughlin. exr, to JOS Zirn. 1l65 st Johns
pl, Bklyn; mtge $11000. April 10; atty,
pMT ziTn, r. 2l5 s;r Montague ST. Bklyn. 800
virgilio Ferrari. zoo sullivan st, mtge
$4,000: April 80; atty. A Zerbarini. S77
PRINCE ST s, rs West Bway. 25x10l
1856 Prime st Corpn to ty j Satran 222
e 5th st; mtge 1900 May 1; atty,
Zalkin Cohen 40 Chambers st Sl00
STANTON ST. So; Dora GarAnkel 10 Nor
ris Garhnkel. 81 w l13th st; Nov 8:
atty, NJ Monfried. 2G9 Bway s10o
ESSEN ST. cor stanton st. sox23. 81
Nicholas av. All. g g. 4509 n 130th st
20x125; Mary Heiberger to Bertha Frisch,
er. Astoria, l. / "a part all int: Juna
IL, 1895; atty. II. Cracauer,> 27I Broad
SAME PROPERTY; Robert W Fischer r0fn tn
Mary Helberger, Astoria, l. l: Feb 4.
R1viSGToS IS sane sT n $50 Ridge St 's;77l 81
5O,7xsOx5o.s; sam'l Fleck sr to to- sam:I Sam !
Sang, Al Bushwick av, Bklyn; mtge
Sss.ooo; April 20; atty. L Lefkowitz
1871 BWay NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81
East Side
COOPER SQUARE, IS, G $, l7x71: Mary
Morss and Fredk b Allin. PA w 6srh st
ct al; to Bernhard and Augusta
SCHNEIDER 81 Cooper Square; all liens
May o; atty. l. r & r Co. sis. 900
80 ST. 316 e. S. a2sx75: Aaron ana
Carolyn Gottlieb 10 Sam'l Wetchler, on
the premises; mtse $4,000; May /; atty,
JOS Weinberger 81 Chenbers st. 81 90
SD Az S66, W >; Elise w Howkins ind
and eAer and trus. to Geo Alcots.
23i atty, l. r d II Co $40 900
22D ST, Sls.31s e, s s. 4ox97.e; Wm y
ana Mary e Schroeder ct al, to Green
feld iron Works, SIG Z. o2d st: mtee
ss4'oVoi May /; atty, Morris Jablew. sTI
p~as '''',..,. ,,.,,.,....... s1te
New-York tribune., 1920-05-07
]. Fox's Baldwin Estate
Auctioned at $69,5OO
One of Long List of Properties
Disposed OF Yesterday at
Public Sale for S796.625

Foxhurst, the estate of the late John
Foa at Baldwin, Long island, eighty
acreA, dwelling and outbuildings, were
sold yesterday at auction for 500 $500
The residence and about thirty acres
went to R. E. Even for $500 The
other property, containing about fifty
acres, was sold to John Hil!e0YAnI for
$4,000
The we'll known property was one of
long list of improved and unimproved
realty sold by Joseph P. Day. The total
obtained for the entire list was $780,
625.
The properties sold include 3S to SO
West Ninth Street, three siN-story
apartment houses, to Stephen Barker
for $277,ooo. The loft buildings at
$50 Broadway went to Charles F.
Broadway to Lawrence, Jewell e.
Blake for s255,0oO, and 1926 West
Broadway to Elliot C. Thomson for
s16,600. B. Zibert bought the block
front in Walton Avenue, between
177th Street and Mount Hope Place, for
S16,500. Mr. Zibert also bought the
southeast corner CT Avenue D and
Fifth Street, a six-6tory loft, for $27,-
900. and James NJ Buckley bought the
vacant lot, 50x15O feet, in the south
side of Post Avenue, $50 feet east of
2O4th Street, for s1,675; 1888 Valentine
Avenue. 50x85, was sold to Daniel r.
Dryer for $4,000, and John Smith
bought 1904 Westbourne Boulevard,
Far Rockaway, Long Island, three
story frame dwelling, 100x112.6, for
$4,000.
Fourteen vacant lots at Bronxville
were also auctioned. Nos. 215 and 2l7
Dewitt Avenue were bought by A. G.
Bates for $3.50. Nos. 402 and 404
Rossmore Avenue went to NJ. II. Gre
thet for $4,000 Nos. 524 to 529 Mar
quand Avenue went to Mr.. Grethel for
$3.50. No. 401 Rossmore Avenue was
sold to J. c. Murty for $3.50 and 376
Marquand Avenue was purchased by
Mrs. NJ. Dreyfus.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-07
Broadway Corner Realty
Taken Over by Shuberts
Property at 68th Street Will
Likely Be Improved With
q Theater Building

The southwest corner Of Broadway
and sixty-eighth Street, partially i'm
proved with the two-story armory
building, has just been ta-or under
lease by J. j. Shubert from John I.
Downey for twenty-one years, Il a
graduating rental that will total more
han 100000 for the term.
The site fronts $40 feet on Broad
way and 1897 feet on Sixty-eighth
Street and is opposite the armory
0. the First Field Artillery. The ground
rental during the term will range from
$4,000 to $4,000 Edward Margolies,
realty representative of Lee and J. j.
Shubert, stated that no definite plans
had been made for the site, but thought
It quite probable that it would event
nally be improved with a theater.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-07
Plans Single House
For Two Bought ON
ark Ave. Corner
Purchaser of Property at
18TH Street Will Alter
Dwellings for His Own
Occupancy; Other Sales

Douglas l.. Gilman e. Co. sold for a
chent OF Stern, Barr & Taylor the two
four-story dwellings at 65 and 67 East
Seventy-fifth Street, at the northwest
corner of Bronx Avenue. fronting 1922
feet on Park Avenue and 24.4 feet on
Seventy-fifth Street
The seller has been asking $3.50, 900
Tor the property, which will be altered
INTO single dwelling by the new
owner, who is said to be prominent
New Yorker. The house at .63, on the
west, was bought some years aeo bv
the Johnson Billings Syndicate to pro-
tect the light of the apartment known
as e3o Park Avenue, which occupies
the balance of the Park Avenue block
front. DR.. Frederick 7. Van Buren
owns and occupies the large double
mouse at the southwest corner of Park
Avenue and Seventy-fifth Street, lust
opposite the property just sold.
Pease q Gilman sold for Mrs. A.
Langdon Schroeder the five-story
twenty-foot American. basement dwell
William B. May & Co. sold the four
story dwelling 2 East Seventy third
Street for William E. Iseln to a
client who will occupy the house after
rebuilding it.
The M. Morgenthau Jr. Company re-
sold for the Seimor Homes Corpora
ton, represented by Everett M. Seixas
Company, University Place, four
story old Colonial house, 35x75, form
erly the home of the Sampson family.
and sold by the United States Trust
Company. as trustee of the Sampson
estate, last week through the Seimor
homes CORPORATION, through the same
brokers'. This is the first transfer of
the property in over fifty years. The
purchaser intends to renovate the
building.
Samuel Braunsten sold for the es-
tate of l.. Sonnenborn the three story
dwelling 220 East Thirty-second Street.
lo;;6X99, to JACOB Engelman.
The Harris. Vought Company sold
III East Fiftyfourth Street, four
story dwelling, 16.10xlOO.5.
F. r. Wood & Co., Inc, sold for
julius Friend, II West Eighty-sccond
street, a four-story dwelling, 23x102.
The Cusack Company sold for Dr..
r: d. Mendes the dwelling 154 West
Llghty-second Street.
Daniel O'Brien sold for Annie Cor
bett to Annie Fry 49 East 126th Street.
a ree-story dwelling
Clients Of Barnett f. Siegelstein. at
torney, purchased the three story dwell
lngs at to IA Convent Avenue from
the Blcysey Corporation.
lanes A. Dowd sold for the estate
Of Joseph NJ. Lichtenauer and others
the four-story building at 1864 Madi-
son Avenue; also for Dr.. John Sweeney
the three-story building at 31S West
Twenty third Street.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-07

HATH ST, 154 W, $, 2o4xloc5: m;
May 81; Il w i44th st Realty Corpn' 10
same; due Sept 80 1927; 6 c; atty.
same .........,... ..-.5. s35. 900
ST NICHOLAS AV. s30-s32 e s, IS I52d
ST. rms I0l.5 to st Nicholas pl
(s3-s5) 5Ox ao.s to av K n 5l.1 to
beg; May s. Chas II Strong 10 Elsie r
Powell. 1870 E 10th st; years. sta p c
atty, w NJ Powell. 7 Wall st .... 50, 900
165TH ST. 554 W, S s. 6xt0s.5xl6xlO7,1l;
May 4 Philip A Maraugeller to Philip
Hershkowitz, Avoca. Pa; nstals c
Weiss & S, 81 Nassau st........Sl, 200
17sTH ST, s. IS Audubon av. 42.sx1oo,
m; May 4, Kath Gayda 10 Virginia
Triska. l43 w TSd st, 10 years, 2 c, pr
mtge $4,000: atty. Title G 4 T Co. SCI 900
wADsWORTH AV. $, 80 179th' ST, 75x
100: m Feb 2; Wadsworth Av Bap-
tist Church OF New York City TO New
York City baptist Mission Society. % e
2sth st; years. int 81 per year; pr mtge
sS2 900; atty. VIM Conkhn, 81 Nassau
10th ST, 5. 225 Fort Washington av.
sex92.S m: May 3; Rose /. Guzy to y
Farquhar Curtis. 70 Flower av, Hastings
Hudson. y Y instas. p e; pr ntge
$4,000 atty VIM r Hill, 149 Broad
way AAb,9po
New-York tribune., 1920-05-07
Sl,5M! 900 Rent for.
SsUan,p' Building
Morie Apparatus Makers
Take Long Lease on
Healy Bldg. in Gold ST.

The Charles r. Noyes Company leased
for A. Augustus Healy to the Nicholas
Power Company edward Earle, presi-
dent) the ten story Healy Building at
IS and 90 Gold Street and l to 5 Ferry
Street. 75x92. for twenty-one years at
an aggregate rental of about 81 200 900
including taxes and other charges.
The leasing company is one Of the
largest manufacturers of moving picture
apparatus in the country. They now
occupy five or six floors in the building
and eventually will require all of the
space in the premises. The lease is one
OF the largest ever negotiated in the
Swamp" district. Richard 7. Greene
represented the Nicholas Power Com
pany as attorney and William H. Hark-
ness was counsel for Mr.. Healv.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-07

LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE
MINEOLA aoMG . NILS IsLsNp = p

25-New colonial franc, rooms. sun
parIor hardwood floors, hot water heat,
electricity, gas, fireplace; 60x10o: s10,5o0.
a6--Colonial corner, 1S0x14o; six rooms.
BATH hot water heat attic; near station ,
$4,000; suitable terms.
27-Stucco and shingle Dutch colonial.
7 rooms: b0x140; all improvements; exclu-
sive section; sacrifice; good terms.
28-Sacrifce, 10 rooms pantry. attic
2-3 acre 2-car garage; laundry. all i'm
provements; near golf club; $4,000.
29-Bargain colonial half brick and
frame, 6 rooms. bath; corner. 50x1o7; all
improvements; $1,000; cash s2,500.
30-Forced to sell. semi bungalow.
rooms. hardwood floors all improvements
near station; b0x00; $3.50; ntge. $4,000.
CHILDS, WARNER & WESTON,
Opp. station. Tel 1886 Garden City
n. =. Office, Al West 34th st.
FoOA, 552. Tel. Greeley $40.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-07
Broadway Corner Apartment
Leased for 5000, 900

Irving Judis and Joseph silverson
leased the seven-story apartment build
ing at the southwest corner of Broad
way and Ninety-ninth Street, 100x100,
containing thirty three apartments and
seven stores, to the New Amsterdam
Realty Company Q. H. Kempner, presi-
dent) for twenty-one years. at an ag-
gregate net rental of s60o,00o The
lessons acquired this property last week
from Lewis NJ. Kramer. George L..
O'Hare was the broker
New-York tribune., 1920-05-07
18th St. Buildings for Garage

The lnterboro Realty Company (Louis
n Kapan) leased the buildings 112 to
lis East Seventy-ffth Street, 100x10o,
which were formerly occupiel by the
Urban Motor Company~and owned by
Mrs Charlotte Palmer The lease is
for long term. and the aggregate
rental exceeds s35O,O0O. A bonus of
$4,000 was paid to the former occu-
pant, the Urban Motor Company, to
surrender its unexpired lease. which
had few years to run The new tenant
will operate a garage on the premises.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-07
MISCELLANEOUS
NEW JERSEY

FOR Homes, Well Located on High
Hlevatlon-FreQuent Train Service
low Prices-Consult the Subur-
can Home Guide of tie New York
evening Post every Saturday.
Advantages and features OF the
s1ouros around New York-tax
tsles commutation fares. social ac-
Snlues' school facilities and a num-
. Der o. houses available for rent or
N, THIS week the towns OF Somerset.
NM,aalesex and Monmouth Counties
sW Ss Jersey. Next Week: North
shore OF Long Island.
back Back Issues have described the
s.auson soal River. Bronx Valley and
Svs Svsnd Sections of Westchester. the
SU, SS00Toan To Section OF Connecti-
S,3 gms.d Essex. Morris Union, Bergen.
J.r.sh Jrasoh and Passaic Counties. New
is'sy' isn and are available while they
New-York tribune., 1920-05-07
Building for Architects

Severance Z Van Alien, architects
have taken over the building at 37O-
372 Lexington Avenue, at the south
west corner Of Forty-first Street, on
ously held the property on a forty
three year lease. The building will be
remodeled into a sixteen-story dwelling
BEGINNING October |
New-York tribune., 1920-05-07
CONNECTICUT REAL ESTATE
SOUND BEACH, CONN.
HOMES oyERLoOKISG sorNn

HOMES OVERLOOKING SOUND.
NEW STUCCO. OCCUPANCY JULY 2d
IL rooms, baths; all modern improve
ments lhroughout; sleeping porch. Large
ALL YEAR ROUND HOME. 70 rooms. 3
baths; hot water heat; all modern con-
veniences: beautiful trees. Cne acre
S2Q.0U0
PICTURESQUE HOUSE acres; Is
rooms, baths; steam heat; Sound view
greenhouse; garage for ears S35 coo
GENTLEMAN'S ESTATE acres: is
light; large wide porch; water rights
$4,000
TOWER HOME. About acre summer
hotel 20 rooms. baths water throughout
house; electric light: plot 135x300 seq 00e
ARTISTIC DWELLING. IA rooms. )
baths; hot water heat: electric light; ga
rage cars; Sound view; plot 1S5x20o
Old HOMESTEAD. acres; possession
In 80 days: II rooms, bath; hot water
heat; electric light; barn fo=
$4,000.
DIRECTLY on the water. One acre 1a
rooms, baths; Gear garage, mans room;
ideal in every respect. $4,000.
IDEAL HOME. l1-3 acres; 10 rooms.
bath; roomy porch: near water; garage
and harm; fine shade $4,000. Terms.
A COSEY HOME rooms, bath beau
tiful grounds; near water; attractive.
Fruit and shade. $4,000 Terms.
A. M. BOLES
New-York tribune., 1920-05-07
Buver of Barclay St. Buildings

William Minder, Of Washington Mar
ket, is the buyer of the two four story
buildings 81 to 1o1 Barclay Street,
northeast corner Of Greenwich Street,
sod on Wednesday by ". j. Huston &
Son for the Calander estate, which had
owned the property for one hundred
years. Mr.. MindeY will alter the build
ings
New-York tribune., 1920-05-07
COUNTRY PROPERTY

to Tnen snar buying Il homo you want
New 'OW y me tax rates, distance from
shon,. 'orK' fare, train service.
ae,Ivi,is. ehurches, clubs and social
''''''es OF the town selected.
l.e,atis lais Information has al, nssn oo,
wesSIv IS and Is being published in
urban M instailments in the Sub
gysnl,a, ,ophe ms Guide Of the New York
as Post every Saturday.
aaa d." NJ week; Somerset. Middlesex
say. NSn.nouth Counties, New Jer-
Long IsIana week North Shore of
aadssoSS assS issues s have described the
Sound sse,tsr. niSer. Bronx Valley and
SOUND sSeetions OF Westchester tha
ao,raI, aTa Section seon Of Connecticut Essax' .ne
Passaic rnion. Bergen. Hudson and
are ayal,sb,Iih bb,Ih,ies New Jersey, and
New-York tribune., 1920-05-07
y'EsrCHEsTER COUNTY

FlREPEOOF office building for sale al Tarry-
town. N Y, one minute to station oppor-
tunity to escape sh rents. PLACE your work
ing force in pleasant surro indings and main
tain your executive office in New York. . u
story. built for engineers or architects
Offices; 1900 square feet, exclusive of ga
ra ge; blue print room and toolroom. Owner.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-07
Satisfied Mechanics Liens

11TH sT 214 W; Harry Siegel agt r
Telfair Smith ct al; April %, 1929 (by ~
1oSTH SglI sr. sie w; Goldwasser & Reich ast
Joseph Rosenthal ct al; March s.
1920 SG0 oU
e7TH ST, 223 w; Harry Pruzansky agt
Norris Moskowitz ct al; March l,
SANE NE PRopERTY; Jacob Pine agt ''s same ne
ct al; March 80. is20.... $S7e. SO