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Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-03-11

FOR SALE, BY OWNER-i0 ACRES ON
MORAN PRAIRIE; fair buildings
spring water. bearing orchard, 35 acres in
cultivation; school on corner; miles from
Spokane; 2 miles from paved road Price
$500, $4,000 cash, or will rent for 500
cash. OSWALD PETERSON, E. zoos
29th Ave-. Spokane, Wash. Phone Riv
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-03-11
NEW TODAY
100000 BABY CHICKS

We are in a position to make prompt
delivery Of White Leghorn, r. /. Red,
Barred Rock, Black Minorca, and An
coma Baby Chicks.
We Guarantee safe arrival of strong.
healthy Chicks. We sell Incubators,
Breeders and Poultry Supplies. Write
for catalog.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-03-11

Commission Government Tor Counties
Counties of the state would be
placed under a uniform commission
form of government, with admins
trative authority lying with board
of five commissioners, and the Of
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-03-11

MEDICAL IXKD
Tho Gilkey Hotel and Sanitarium for
Medical Lake; hot water baths and mud
baths. First class cafe in Connection.
Medical Lake. Wash.
WORK HORSES FOR SALE
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-03-11
QUEEN HATCHERY
Queen City Market, 4th Ave. and Pine s.
SEATTLE, WASH.
BUILDING MATERIALs

sUILplNG MATERIALS
We SAVE YOU MONEY on SINGLE
items Or mixed cars Lumber, Sash,
Doors. Millwork, Hardware. Paints, Roof
ing. Wall Board: Send material list for
free estimate. 1921 money saving Cata-
logue FREE. Frederick Boyd Co, 955
Westlake. Seattle, Wash.
ARTISTIC IRON WORKS. Spokane,
Wash. Fences, Fire escapes.
Paints, Auto Supplies. 1905 N. Monroe
EoWSsT Faces. WIFE S FSk sxTx
log today. Pierce Harness Co., Spokane
WRiTE. PHONE Or Wire your fioraI
wants to Eugene's Flower Shop. 20 Wall ct.
Hay FOB SALE
HAY. HAY, HAY-pIRbCT FROM PRO:
ducer. The best of alfalfa, timothy. and
mixed hay. We ship from all points from
Touchet to Ellensburg; we can save you
freight in most cases; largest shippers in
the state. Grades guaranteed. Write for
prices. Washington Hay Growers As
sociation, Rooms "a and is Central Bank
Bldg. Toppenish. Wash.
kopAks AND KODAK FINISHING
Kodak films developed free with copy Of
this ad. BARCLAYS. POT Temple
sEE6sSsEE6sSsEEb
Seed Grain. Buy your seed In a big
producing district We are located in the
biggest and best alfalfa and sweet clover
seed district In the West. We buy our
stock direct and are in position to select
the best. Try US for samples and quota
tions before placing your orders. We
know that we can do business with you
II you give US the chance. Seed oats,
seed corn. garden and flower seeds. Send
for our 1921 Catalogue. Try US once and
We will hold your trade.
BARROW BROS. SEED AND SUPPLY
Co, Twin Ealle, Idaho.
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MELTED GEM POTATOES. to o.
your crop. c. B. COX, Mabton. Wash.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-03-11
TWO WHITMAN COUNTY WHEAT
RANCHES

TWO WHITMAN COUNTY WHEAT
RANCHES
te soo, ,aSss, ranch, s15 acres in win
barn and well. 64O-acre ranch, 255 acres
In winter wheat on summer fallow land;
or stS
payment. balance easy terms.
FIDELITY NATIONAL BANK
Spokane, Wash.
SIXTY ACRES OF LAND IN. THE
Umatilla, Oregon, irrigation district;
all tillable. IL acres now in alfalfa. with
SO shares Of Umatilla water users stock
ment, in the alfalfa and fruit district,
Worth sdo sSm ceSr w ss on sssy
payments or exchange for something
near home. J. l.. owner. SIS Guardian
Life Bldg, st. Paul, MINI: --
cultivation: family orchard; all neces-
sary buildings. Price $500; $500 cash,
balance to I sgt Sr Psr5ula Rex write
FARM FOR RENT, Palouse farm, $50
acres; 100 a. N winter wheat; in heart
cash will handle. Write JOE FEB, w.
1916 Bridge Ave. Spokane. Wash
BY OWNER..16o ACRES ALFALFA
small ' house. eistern, orchard s Rear B san
Ore. Price reasonable and terms II de-
sired. Box 45s. Seaside, Ore
ago AcREs,7 miles from Harrington. wn.
200 a. ready for spring grain, $4,000 cash
will handle balance easy terms Write
Joe Zeb. w. 1916 Bridge Ave. Spokane.
FARM Wanted. Send description ana
price. John ]. Black, Chippewa, Wis.
$1,000, sAN.IAslyMs 1885,
Tho Gilkey Hotel and Sanitarium for
Medical Lake; hot water baths and mud
baths First class cafe in connection
Medical Lake. Wash.
WORK HORSES FOR SALE
"1AR0AiN SALE" on 20 work horses,
Weight 1900 lbs. to 1900 lbs. Good values
at Red Front Livery Barn, one block east
Of Drug Store at Deer Park. DEER
PARK LUMBER CO., Deer Park, Wash
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JOHN HARVEY STRICKEN LAST
SUNDAY

John Havey. conductor on train No.
8. running between Champion. Mich.
and Green Bay. on the c. NJ. and st.
p. Railroad. was stricken with hem
orrhage while on duty Saturday morn
ing and Yas removed from the train
to hospital at Iron Mountain, II was
reported in press dispatches.
The conductors home is in Mllwau-
kee and II is understood relatives
have been notified OF his condition
which was reported by hospital at
taches as being serious. The train
was stopped in the railroad yeards 200
feet from the hospital where the con-
ductor was taken in an unconscious
condition. according to the report.
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REV. R. l.. HEwSON PASSED AWAY

Rev. II L. Hewson. former pastor
OF the local M. L. Church but for
several years past in charge Of the
Mitchell M. Il. church in Negaunee.
died in the Ishpeming hospital at
lO:40 o'clock Saturday night. Rev.
Hewson had not been in the best of
health since last March. He was born
IN Shardlow, England. Dec. 2S, 1851.
and came, to America S9 years ago
He was married in England and his
wife and eldest son accompanied him
to the United States. Besides his
widow he is survived by four chill
dren. Robert of Mears, Mich. DR..
Wilfred j Hewson, a member of the
Ishpeming hospital staff; Mrs Thoin-
as Cox. Of Detroit, and Miss Ruth
Hewson, at home He also leaves O
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home OF Sylvio Rossi
The Mastodon Township Board held
its regular monthly meeting last Mon.
day evening at the township ONCE
here.
The bowling team headed by Df
Edwards got plenty OF exercise lasi
Tuesday evening. They started for
Crystal Falls In Mr.. Reeds car and
when they got to Charles Johnsaon's
place the car stopped. The most en-
ticing coax words didn't cause its
mind to change nor did the
swear words scare II into obedience
SO the boys decided to walk the bal
ance OF the way to town and have
the car towed In In the mean time. II
was found that the gasoline pipe had
plugged which obstacle was removed
quickly and the car behaved very
nicely the way back.
The Sewing Club report having had
a swell time at Shogren's last Mon
day evening. The entertainment was
the usual games and a lunch. Next
time the girls will meet at Trudell's
with Francis Houlmont and Rose Tru.
dell in charge OF affairs.
Mrs. VIM. Dory and Mrs. Hauiette
went TO Crystal Falls last Wednesday
on a shopping expidition.
A surprise party was given Mrs
Goodney by the ladies OF the M. +.
Ladies' Aid society last Wednesday
afternoon.
II is expected that the Goodney
home in Crystal Falls will be ready
for occupancy today and that the
family effect will be moved there at
once
The Social Set gave a party in hon
or OF Mrs. Cockings at the Gallockner
home last Wednesday evening. The
guest OF honor was presented with o
blanket by her lady friends.
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A SCHOOL 0PERETTA

The operetta which is 10 be put on
at the Porter School Is attracting
considerable attention. Miss Ruth
Martin. director OF music, has the
supervision OF the work and Is very
busy drilling her pupils.
The play is entitled Santa Claus
Junior. II is a Christmas Operetta
in one act and will be given by the
first six grades OF the Porter school
on Wed. night Desember q at 500
o'clock sharp. In order that every up
and going citizen OF Alpha may be
present. the admission will be only 10
cents. Come and laugh with u.s.
The cast includes:
Santa Claus, Jr.. John koth
Santa Claus Sr. Eugene Kennedy
Uncle Sam waiter DanAgren
An A. o. t. Delore Spokes
Samuel Slick Earl LaCout
Others are Clarence Liberty Hat
tie Bailey. Julia Lenox. Peter Fer
gottl Clyde LaCourt Henry Shoe
maker Henrietta Sampson. Edmund
Shogren. Frank Lenox, Franciso Amos
Houlotte. Ten girls for Hush Song"
Ten boys for "Hush Song. Brownies
Ten little boys and girls.
Police men. Six boys. Maids. Six girls.
The Live Ones Advertise
MUCH BOWLING
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Rev. c. A. Rosander is attending q
three days convention at Washington
ID. c. this week. He left last Sunday
night but expects to return Sunday
morning for services In his church
here.
Mrs, f. Hamlin OF Iron River is al
so in attendance as the appointed dele
gate of the w. c. T. U. organization
OF Iron County.
Rev. Rosander had been elected by
the ministrial association to repre-
sent the Anti-Saloon League forces of
Iron county.
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TAX NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the tax
roll OF Mastodon township is now In
my hands and that / will be at the
store OF David Mendelson each Tues
day and Friday until Jan. 10 1922 to
receive taxes on property located In
said township.
A collection fee OF one per cent VIII
be charged up until Jan. 10, 1922 af-
ter which a fee of four per cent viii.
be charged. (4S-51)
DAVID KENNEY,
Twn Treasurer
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Alpha bowling enthusiasts are just
now working OFF their enthusiasm by
rolling for the pins on the Flood al
leys in Crystal Falls. The bowlers
get telling what they can do during
the day and when evening comes they
proceed TO make their vauntings
true" by rolling In opposing teams.
Last Tuesday evening team OF
business men contested with taem OF
miners and miners winning In the
business mems team were DR.. J. T..
Edwards. VIM. Johnson, ole Nelson,
and III. b. Reed. In the miners tear
were Harold Gill. Roy Whitehead.
John Nasberg and c. n. -
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brother in England. The body was
brought 70 the Hewson home and lay
In state in the church from 10 to IL
o'clock on the day OF the funeral.
The funeral was held Wednesday
and was attended by large number
OF the friends OF the deceased from
all parts or the peninsula Among
the number being Rev. ED. Bickford
OF this city.
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The Live Ones Advertise
COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS SERVICE

A Community Christmas Service
win be offered at the Porter School
auditorium Sunday evening, December
18th, at the hour OF seven-thirty.
Supt. Brassington OF the Mas.odon
Township Schools will deliver the
address. Mr.. Brassington is an able
talker, OF broad vision and very inter
esting in his discourse. To this big
feature OF the evening Will be added
several vocal Yule-tide numbers and
program of Christmas song singing
by. the congregation.
II is believed that you cannot spend
your evening TO better purpose than
in attendance at this service which
is designed 70 be all its name implies
strictly Community Christmas service
and to which everybody without re-
gard TO creed or denomination is most
cordially invited
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The following convention program
has been prepared:
I'm November 1913 Rev. Rosander
attended a convention at Columbus.
Ohio which formed and launched the
18th amendment and on Dec. 10-ll
he was at Washington with 1900 other
American men and women. when
the proposed amendment was pre-
sented to congress-.
In 1911 while In the employ OF the
Anti-Saloon League of Illinois he
made his first visit at the capital
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The Catholic Ladies society gave &
party at the Trudell home last Thurs.
day evenig.
A birth day party was given in hon
or OF Mrs. VIM. Moore at the Gallock-
ner home last night. II was largely at
tended and very pleasant time was
had.
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Pick The Live Ones
NOTICE. OF ANNUAL MEETING
of the
MUNRO IRON MINING COMPANY

Notice Is hereby given that the an
nual meeting OF the stockholders OF
the Munro Iron Mining Company will
be held at the office OF the company,
312 Erie County Bank Building, Buf-
falo. N. ", Tuesday, January 3rd.
1922. at twelve o'clock noon, for the
purpose OF electing five Directors for
the ensuing year, and for the trans
action OF such other business as may
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AIl EaotIsts.

Jud Tunkins says nobody does any.
thing so we'll that somebody doesn't
think he could do II better II he was
to take the trouble TO try.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL TO GIVE
CANTATA

The children of the Sunday school
are working on what promises TO be
a delightful Christmas program 10
be given shortly ebfore Christmas
They are working on a cantata by
Elmer Highley and I. II. Meridith
called "The Interrupted Program
The cast follows:
Sunday school Superintendent
Rhoda Hubbard.
Santa Claus Lawrence arvey
Jack Frost Howard Houlotte
Two Waits Jean Uren and Iren
Whitehead.
Boot Blacks Amos Haulotte
Carpenters william Roth, James
Bednarz and Clyde Anderson.
Frost Fairies Dora Nasberg
Joyce Edwards, Marie Miller, Marie
Haulotte, Helen Manke. Betty Per-
kins. Dorcas Whitehead. Fern BurFe.
Elizabeth Manke, Ethel Taylor.
There are about twelve musical
numbers, including solos. luets. and
choruses besides speaking parts
-Read the Ads
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The Alpha Commercial Club held
meeting last Wednesday evening at
which lunch was<served. A good at.
tendance was recorded.
The many friends OF John X. Hub
bard will regret TO learn that II was
necessary for him to under go an op-
Grafton at the Mayo hospital at
Rochester, MINI. during the week. A
small tumor made its appearance fol
lowing his tussle with typhoid fever
and his physician advised that he have
II removed. IL In not considered that
the operation was overly serious.
Paul Andersen made business
trip to Menominee during the week
w. ]. Perkins was n guest at tho
meeting OF the Crystal Falls Rotary
Club diner last Wednesday when the
occasion was an address by James
Kaye. president OF the Marquette Nor.
NAL schol on tho subject OF education
Mr.. Tony Weber OF Amasa has been
IN Alpha visiting this week. He Il
accompanied by Mr.. Rossi OF Arizona
and together they are guests at the
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The Live Ones Advertise
SKATING RINK POPULAR

Both OF Alpha's skating Kinks are
going fine. The roller rink is proving
TO be drawing card as It is the only
rink of its kind on this side of the
county. The boys who have II Inland
are wei pleased with the patronage
many from Crystal Falls coming out
TO skate.
The ice rink Is In the height OF It's
success and Il, too. Is attracting many
from Crystal Falls The ice rink Is
located near the railroad station and
was formed by partially daming up
the Mastodon creek and flooding the
marsh In the locality for space enough
10 provide excellent skating.
The ice rink was provided for by
the village council and Fred White
one of the members OF the council,
must be credited with doing the work.
Almost every night cars loaded
with skaters come out from Crystal
Falls 10 join in the sport and all are
welcome as long as they behayethem-
selves and act as ladies and gentle
men should.
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properly come before the meeting.
VIM. s. Rogers
The Live Ones Advertise
ROSANDER TO WASHINGTON
The New York herald., 1921-08-08
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
East Side.

oUPLE would rent outside room. near
bath: So, TO gentleman. no other roomers:
ference. NJ 1920 Herald. Harlem.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
From Battery TO ittb ST., Inclusive.

CUsHMAN q WAKEFIELD. INC,
30 East tgd 81. Now York
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KANSAS MAY EMBARK
IN COAL BUSINESS
Industrial Court Makes the
Suggestion.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Topeka, Kan, Aug. T.--Kansas may
go into the coal business. The Indus
trial Court after hearings on the coal
situation declared It might be neccs-
sary to create an agency for the sale,
transportation and delivery Of coal to
the ultimate consumer by the State.
Tho findings were made public tonight.
The court, In an extended report. de-
clared that deposits of coal are being
dissipated and the public paying for the
dissipation through excessive prices for
fuel. The evidence was obtained at
hearings from the miners and operators
The New York herald., 1921-08-08
MEYER COMMITTEE
TO KEEP SOCIALIST
Will Not Heed American Le-
gion's Protest Against Re-
tention of War Objector.

Senator Schuyler NJ. Meyer and his as
socates in the committee investigating
the city government ignored completely
yesterday the attacks which came from
the American Legion forces in many
quarters on the employment by the
and war objector. as an investigator.
Lane will be retained by the commit
tee until his work is completed. 1t was
stated. That may be in few days.
Although Senator Meyer said no atten-
tion was being paid the Legion protest
il was learned that Lane, the same as
some other investigators, might COM
plete" his task in short order.
The committee will begins its public
hearings tomorrow in City Hall with
Mayor Hylan called as a witness.
Further than to state that the commit
tee proposes to go into city finances, no
intimation is given regarding the pro-
gramme.
The Mayor had not acknowledged
yesterday Senator Meyers letter re-
questing his appearance at the hearing.
While 1t was said unofficlally that the
Mayor was ready and willing to take the
stand. Mr.. Hylan had not stated for
mally that he would do so.
II the Mayor Is hostile and belligerent
it is believed Elon II. Brown, counsel
for the committee, is prepared to sub
ject him to a severe test If the Mayor
does not respond to the invitation to APP
pear. a subpoena will be issued for him.
Before he leaves the stand II Is possible
the Mayor will be asked about a lot of
things besides city finance.
One of the subjects most difficult OF
treatment so far found in the survey of
tho city government is the management
OF the welfare departments. including
the Departments of Health, Welfare and
Bellevue and Allied Hospitals. These
have jurisdiction over twenty-three hos
pitfalls. almshouses. asylums and other
institutions The committee issued a
long statement yesterday reviewing the
several Investigations made OF the sub
ject and stating that letters had been
sent to $50 men and women who have
Information on various phases OF the
subject inviting their suggestions for a
plan to simply the management OF those
institutions
The New York herald., 1921-08-08

10TH ST. $40 WEST
rooms, $t25,
Modern elevator house, all improvements
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SUBURBAN REPORTS.

Chauncey B. Griffen & Co. sold for
James L. Ferris, auditor of tho New
York Central Railroad. his residence
with three plots on Howard avenue,
White Plains, to Frederic F. Brandt OF
the Mutual Life Insurance Company. {
Robert L. Farley Organization sold for
the estate of William b. Rice n plot in
the Bryn Mawr Park section of Yonkers,
N. Y. to Edward II. Eytel.
Thomas A. McWhinney Realty Com
pany rented for Ara A. Barnum her new
stucco dwelling on Mulry lane, Cedar
hurst, l.. L., to Max Meyer.
The New York herald., 1921-08-08

56TH ST, 81 Il. tnear Madison3 Delightful
single, double rooms. drawing room for en-
tertaining; meals optional Plaza a64S.
18th. 234 E.--Elegantly furnished large front
room, housekeeping: quiet house; phone.
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West side.

MoRNINGSIDE Av., rs a20th) - r,oms.
facing park, kitchenette. phone: ADULTS.
RIDLER.
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WOMEN EAGER FOR DUTY.
Oregon Jury Law Delays Service
Until September.

PORTLAND. Ore, Aug. 7.-Notwith
standing ratification of the woman's
jury bill at the recent election, women
will not begin to function as jurors I'm
Multnomah county until the September
term of court, owing 70 the fact that the
jury list for the June term already has
been completed.
Court officials reported that many In
duiries were being received from women
anxious for jury duty as to how soon
the drawing of women might be ex-
pccted to begin.
The New York herald., 1921-08-08

in the coal fields, from retail dealers in
Topeka and Kansas City.
THE problem of the coal mining in
dustry is to reduce the price of coal TO
a point where the consumer can be
served at reasonable price and in
perfect justice to all concerned" the
court finds, but neither miner. operator
nor distributor has in any way made an
effort to bring about a solution of this
problem.
The New York herald., 1921-08-08
BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

5ITH ST, 81 W.-Best location. choice of
fices, living studios: 3 room apartments
5000 month; hotel snrNicc. Alps Restaurant.
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LATEST REPORTS FROM
REAL ESTATE MARKET

The Charles +. Noyes Company leased
for the New York Evening Post the
property at 257 to 265 West Thirty
third street to George II. Mas and
CASTOR Bizet, dealers in automobiles.
oils, gas, &c.
NJ. Rosenthal Connany leased to Will
lam Schultz the seventh floor in 109 TO
lis West Twenty-sixth street.
Carl A. Lessenfeld and q. NJ. Pear
son rented offices in the National City
Building, IL East Forty-second street,
to Schlesinger 6 Schlesinger, attorneys.
Albert b. Ashforth, Inc, leased space
in the new Liggett building at the
southeast corner OF Madison avenue and
Forty-second street to the Equitable
Life Assurance Society of the United
States.
Frank Nolz leased for the Conrad
Glaser Realty Company the corner OF
Post avenue and Dyckman street to b.
Meltzer for ten years as a drug store !:
also the adjoining store for beauty
parlor to Nine. Lowe for five years.
Albert II. Stout leased for the East
Seventy-seventh Realty Company a
store at II West F'iftieth street; for
Joseph Landes store at 73 West Fiftieth
street. and for the Macy Estate, store
at 757 Sixth avenue.
Henry Trenkmann rented the fourth
loft In zoe Lafayette street to G.
Shenck
Harry Burnett leased the store in 379
Fifth avenue to the Emily Waist Shops
for eight years at rental of about
S140,000.
Harris, Vought & Co. rented apart
ments in 40 East Fifty-seventh street
to Ida II. Wolfe; in % East Eighty-third
street to John de koven Bowen and
A nd in a gt
Seventy-first street to Jan de Jong: also
an office at 1852 Broadway to Jacobs
Bros.
Deals In other Boroughs.
Frank A. Seaver & Co. sold the plot
40x100. on the east side of Fourth ave-
nue.. forty feet north of Bay Ridge ave-
nue. Brooklyn, for the Bay Ridge Land
and Improvement Company to client
for Improvement.
NJ James Hughes, sold for Arthur
Johnson of Miami, Fla. two family
house and four room bungalow on Crit
tenden place, Port Richmond, S. T., tc
William Vance.
Samuel Cowen sold 72S and 730 East
134th street, two three family dwellings
to Mr.. Bennett.
| A. Mishkin sold for Garden Land
Company to j. Ettkinson a one family
house on East Ninth street. between
Kings highway and Avenue r, Brooklyn
| Real Estate Jottings.
! The United Real Estate Owners
Associations semi-monthly meeting
takes place at the Hotel Astor tonight
at 9:15 o'clock. The meeting will be
open to all realty owners in Greater
New York.
Nalcbiarra A,4a,;a o1d Doccc His
tano. new owners Of 2251 to 1853 Second
avenue, southwest corner of 116th street
| paid $4,000 for the property.
| The New York Title and Mortgage
Company has lent s25o.000 on 10 Eas'
Thirty-second street, q twelve story
mercantile building belonging to tht
Jatison Construction Company.
The New York herald., 1921-08-08
Architects shop for Materials.

A general condition OF market shop
ping by architects has further helped 70
upset the bidder and builder, change
that has been responsible TO some extent
a least for a redistribution OF the mason
material business.
In such a state of bewilderment va
rious reports have found crcdence among
the overrwary who might be contem-
plating construction. Among such Inn
pressions is that which has ps-u voiced
as fact that the great lending institu-
tons had Withdrawn from the remainder
of the 1921 habitation building market
on the ground that the housing move
ment here has been overdone.