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The New York herald., 1921-12-06
BUYING VACANT LAND
LEADS BRONX MARKET
Operators and Builders Still
Seek Housing Sites.

y. Osborne Smith. Inc. has sold for
the Blumensteil estate a plot on the
northeast corner OF Jerome avenue and
Mount Hope place to a builder for i'm
mediate Improvement with taxpayer.
The same brokers sold tho southwest
corner OF University avenue and
Featherbed lane. fronting III feet on
University avenue. Edward J. West.
attorney, represented the seller. The
Same brokers sold for the Merwin
Realty Company the plot on the east
side OF Ogden avenue, fronting III feet.
opposite the new Ogden Theatre, to
Julian Kovdas.
Hall ]. How & Co. sold for the Es-
tate Equity Corporation 10 William
Cumming. builder. the plot OF seven lots
at the northwest corner of Gerard ave-
nue. and 18th street, site fronting I25
feet on 10th street and 1896 feet on
Gerard avenue. The property Is one
block east OF the 18th street subway
station at Jerome avenue. The selling
corporation represents two estates.
which had owned the property for more
than half q century.
The Bleysey Corporation sold to
Samuel Berlin the triangular shaped
pot, 170xsl. .SxlT07. at the intersection OF
GOuki-cTu bouleNaTu anu Boston ROAD.
Charles Siegel Levy has purchased
from the Daily Realty Company the
vacant plot, 33x75. on the north side OF
18TH street, 100 feet west of Third ave-
nue.. Richard Dickson was the broker.
The new five story apartment. 6i.4x
lol.1x irregular on the west side of
Bainbridge avenue. 22 feet north OF
18TH street. has been sold by the Gro
lier Building Corporation. its builder.
TO the Spear Construction Company.
Nathan Lowenstein sold TO Charles
Tschanett n Elk story apartment, I0x70.
at 662 to 664 Melrose avenue.
Frieda Mintz sold to Hyman Vein
stein six story apartment, 50x1oo, at
go East l3Sth street.
The Barretto Garage, Inc, purchased
from Morris Weintraub the vacant plot.
100.9xl24.f, at the southeast corner OF
Whitlock avenue and Barretto street.
Plan 100000 Apartment.
Gronenberg & Leuchtag are prepar-
ing plans for four five story apartment
houses. .90Xl0o, to be erected on the east
side OF Davidson avenue, $40 feet
north OF Burnside avenue. for Samuel
Roseff, owner and builder. These
buildings are designed in suites OF three
four and five room apartments. The
fronts win be OF tapestry brick and
limestone and the cost will approximate
100000.
The New York herald., 1921-12-06
ESTATES APPRAISED.

ELIZABETH l.. pEARCE-Died FebruaI.
1e, 1921, resident OF Rhode leland, leaving
total estate OF s531 ,5sl. with s53,S7'
taxable In this State. Her estate is dtyideS
among her ciidien and grandchildren.
ARTHUR pRESENT--Died July Z, 1921; to
tai estate, $40 0s2S: net, $40 f65. His wifi,
receives the whole estate.
MARIE a. FT.AGG-Died January %. 1920
total estate, $50 1863; net. SAG .594. Hcr sis
ter. Harriet G. Elagg, receives the Who'll,
estate
ELEANOR JAY cTIAPMAN--Dled June G
1921; total estate. Si82. .40T; not, si22 .a58
The estate is divided among her grand
children.
MARIE J.. CIIICHESTER--Die August 10
1921: total estate. SlO2,ST4; net. s96.f2s
The estate is divided among her children
and grandchildren.
BESSIE DUTroN--Dled November 0, 1920
total estate, S40.9s7: net, S5G.SSl. uei
husband receives the whole estate.
The New York herald., 1921-12-06
RUSSELL RESIDENCE
ON PARK AV. SOLD
Old Landmark at 37th Street
in New Hands; Other Dwell
ling Deals Reported.

The former home OF Judge Horace
avenue and Thirty-seventh street, one Of
the landmarks of old New York, has
been sold through the Brown, WheeloclS
Company, Inc The property. together
with the private stable On Thirty-sev-
enth street. occupies a plot ss.5 by 1o5
feet. The house sets back from both
thoroughfares.
This Is tho third large corner sold on
lower Park avenue by Brown. Wheeiock
Company, Inc, this year, the others be-
ing the northeast corner of Park ave.
nue. and Thirty-eighth street, occupied
originally by the old Barney homestead.
on which tha new owners are at present
constructing O. fourteen story apartment
house; also the group OF buildings at
the northwest corner OF Park avenue
and .Thirty-ninth street, sold for Mrs.
Frederick 3. Jennings and Mrs. II. p.
Mccullough TO the Princeton Club.
Douglas L. Elliman & Co. and Ladd
& Nichols sold for the Carolander Cor
poration the three story dwelling at 40
West Eleventh street, 21.9xs4.10, held
at s25 900, to Harley T. Stowen.
Frederick Fl. Allen of Frederick Zittei
& Sons sold for George Barandon 1872
West Ninety-eight street, four story
dwelling, 17x100.
William A. White C Sons have sold
FOR the Anna NJ. Ballard estate n four
story dwelling, 17x1oo, at G1 West
Elghty-third street to Jeannetto Chand-
Ter, who was represented by John
! Finck.
Cailaghan Mccarthy. Jr, sold to
Oscar Peterson q three story dwelling.
1s.oxs9.11, at 80 West 12Gth street.
Rose S. Otto sold TO Carlo Malanga n
three story dwelling, 1Sx1o0, at Az
West 160th street.
New uyckman Flat Planned.
Plans wero filed yesterday for flve
story apartment house. 100xS7.io, at
500 West 212th street for the f. NJ. & s.
Corporation. G. r. Pelham, the archl-
tect. estimates the cost at $175.000.
The New York herald., 1921-12-06
SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.

Howe & Thompson sold for Sumner
Hollander his country estate at Hunt
lnston avenue and New York Post road
Scarsdale. n. Y, TO Robert Wornser OF
Scarsdale. The property consists OF
about two acres, with large house and
outbuildings. The house was built
about four years ago by Charles II. Gull
lem of this city.
The Q. J.. Sohwencl5e Land and In
vestment Company has sold plots OF
three to ten lots at Hampstead, l.. l.,
to Wyie & Frenzen. z. Burdicl, L
Widder, John Burke and c. Hughes.
The New York herald., 1921-12-06
CARDINALS NEPHEW
BUYS "A X. or C.. BRICK
SCfurddy Designated as Tag
Day by Committee.

Patrick ID. Burke OF New Orleans.
nephew Of tho late Cardinal Gibbons.
bought n brick IN tho Cardinals namc
yesterday for the now headquarters OF
Eew York County Chapter. Knights OF
Columbus.
The campaign will continue all this
week. reaching a climax saturday with
q tag day." Mrs. John B. Hylan, wifa
OF the Mayor IS chairman OF the tag day
ccmmitteA
The New York herald., 1921-12-06
SEEKS JOB BY WRIT.

Charles n. O'Toole applied to Supreme
Court Justice Dixie In Brooklyn yester-
day for an order of mandamus directing
Henry d. Sayer. Industrial Commission
or OF the New York State Department OF
Labor, TO reinstate him as superinten-
dent and publicity officer In charge Of
the Brooklyn bureau OF that depart
ment O'Toole claims that no was ousted
from q $4,000 position, in spite OF civil
service protection
The New York herald., 1921-12-06
TENEMENTS ANE FLATS y
ATTRACTING INVESTORS
Brisk Trading in Multifonas..
Properties Reported.

Fischer Realty Company sold for Nay.
brucl1 a. Heller the northwest corner or
Lexington avenue and 115th street,
FIVE story tenement, 25.1lxT5. held at
SAC, 900. The store Will be occupied BY
the new owner.
Il. J. Mas Realty Company Inc, sold
for Rosa Greenberg a five story apart
ment house at LAS West 1oith street, ad-
joining Public school "a. to Mary Page
Charles F Noyes Company sold for
the estate OF Anna Weller the five story
four family cold water fat at 101 EasE
Fourth street, to q client Of Samuel >.
Isaacs, attorney.
The Harlem and Bronx Real Estate
Company sold for Kate Hahn a four
story fiat with stores, 19x100.1l, at LIS
East 117th street TO Giuseppe Laporta- I
Robert J. Macher sold to Ida Schnelder
and Anna Troeger five story stors
tenement, 25xl00 at 81 Clinton street.
The Grand Investing Company sold to
Mollie Feldstein the Ave story tenement
with stores, 25xs5. at l475 Fifth avc-
nue., the southeast corner Of 1l9th street.
The II. D. II. Realty Corporation sold
to coastantinos ID. Alexander five
story tenement. 29.2x103.3, at 205 East
Fourteenth street.
The two six story apartment houses
each on plot 37.6xl0o, al 203S to 2DS7
Seventh avenue. are reported 10 have
been sold. They have been held 40
$4,000 each.
The Society of Friars Minor OF tho
Order of st. Francis bought from Louisa
Scherer four story house, 25x9S.9, al
423 West Thirty-sixth street.
Deals Revealed In Transfers.
Reba V. b. Cohen sold TO Ethel Herz
81 iya str Ia ~ e1 utttd eF
453 West 164th street. "a
Schneider Realty Company sold ia
Thomas G.. Sundrie the seven story ele~
vator apartment. 9Gx40. at the north
west corner OF Lexington avenue and
18th street.
Edward H. Marin sold 60 George A.
Molleson five story fiat, 30x9s.4x Ire
regular, at $40 East Forty-frst street
Bertha Haiduck resold to Sarah
Schneider a six story fiat, 40x100.11, at
IA ana 16 West 100th street.
Canal Securities Corporation sold to
David Eikin Ave story store tenement.
21.4x77.6, at COS East Eleventh street.
Philip Felt sold 10 Dora Shapiro the
six story store tenement. 24.f0x99.19x
irregular. at the southwest corner or
Suffolk and Delaney streets.
Harry Bloom sold 20 Amelia Anselni
six story tenement, 43x1001l. at 242
and 244 East 116th street.
Jeanne G.. Postley sold to Theodore
Neckles for $4,000 the five story store
tenement. 22x65,, at 2125 Third avenue.
the northeast corner of 116th street.
Joseph Horenstein sold TO the Bran
tisch Realty Corporation a three story
store tenement, 25xa1, at 1873 East 11Sth
street.
the Green Holding Corporation sold to
Alfonso Stella a five story tenement.
31.sxloox irregular at 1890 Second
avenue.
The New York herald., 1921-12-06
LATEST REPORTS FROM THE REAL ECTATE MARKET
RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

Pease & Gilman leased for Miss z.
r Requa 10 Antonio Sclafani the four
story twenty-foot dwelling at 55 West
Sixth avenues. The same brokers have
leased apartments as follows: In 510
Park avenue 70 Mrs e. p Darrach In
e69 Park avenue for the Brown
Wheelook Company. agents, to Waldo
Hutchins; In 15s West Fifteenth street
to II. w. T1pdali; in 10 East Sixteenth
street 10 Miss Melinda Alexander: In 90
West Forty-eighth street 70 r. r. Sim
clair; in 85 West Fifty-second street TO
Lawrence Fl. Green In 10 West Fifty
fifth street for julius Tishnan & Sons to
Miss Marjorie Williams in 21 West
Ffry-eighth street TO Paul Sonnenschein;
in 152 West Fifty-eighth street to Mrs.
L. T. Scherding; IN 60 East Ninetieth
street TO Mrs NJ p. Nynn. and In ESQ
West Elghty-second street for A. Fl.
o'Brien. agent to Maurice n Strauss.
Harris, vought & Co. leased an apart
ment IN TAT East Sixtieth street to g.
Mifiin Wharton; in 6sS Madison avenue
to Anna B. Nelson in IS West Forty
fifth street to Hannah Bamford, and In
IL East Eighty-ninth street to Ellida
Breidabliz.
Garage Builders Enlarge Plot.
James r. Ashley and Everett L. Booth,
garage builders, who /scently acquired
the plot, 375x99.11. on the south side
OF 146th street, 275 feet west OF Lenox
avenue. have purchased from William
N. Bavier. as trustee, the $50 foot plot
adjoining on the east, 125 feet west OF
Lenox avenue. The buyers now control
an unbroken street frontage of $50 feet.
Buys jackson Heights Suite.
John g. Carpenter, a resident of Elm
hurst. who Is connected with the New
York Globe. has purchased an apartment
in Ill Twenty-third street, Jackson
Heights.
Business Property Deals.
four story business building, with stores,
the southwest corner of Fifth avenue. to
client OF Sol !Straus. The property
had been In the possession or the selling
family for many years. 1t measures 33
feet 'front.' and has a depth OF 100 feet
Ernest 7. Bower was the broker.
Joseph p. Marx Company. Inc, sold
to client Of Charles Siegel Levy the
plot 50x1o0. with two two story frame
buildings, at 1889 and 1891 Amsterdam
avenue The buyer will Immediately
rebuild and occupy one of the stores for
business.
To Hold Mahony Estate Sale.
The real estate holdings of the late
James A. Mahony will be closed out at
an absolute executors public auction
sale, to be held to-day at noon IN the
Exchange salesroom. IA vesey street,
by order of the executors OF the estate.
T. Howard Lehman, attorney. Tho Ma
hony estate properties are TO be sold
by Joseph p. Day. auctioneer, under the
direction OF NJ Morgenthau Jr. Co,
agen.s
wilI Sell Albany Brewery.
Tho land and buildings comprising
the Hlnckel Brewery Company Plant at
Albany. n. Y. is to be sold at public
auction on Thursday, December 8, at
noon, on the premises, by Joseph P. Day,
auctioneer. The property will be sold in
its entirety TO the highest bidder.
The New York herald., 1921-12-06
brooklyn Auction Tonight.

Several tracts OF building lots COM
prising 1o5 lots situated in the Bay
Ridge and Flatbush sections OF Brook
lyn will be offered at auction In the
Brooklyn Exchange this evening by
Bryan T.. Kennedy. The Bay Ridge lots
are situated in the vicinity OF Fourth
Eleventh and Twelfth avenues, between
seventy-seventh and Ninety-third streets
The Flatbush lots are in the vicinity OF
Thirteenth avenue.
The New York herald., 1921-12-06

HOOPER. Robert uIooper Harlem
,PeslIyeryl-L, N. nlurnstein. 80. 1859. 20
HENNINCi. James WI. NJ. T..
H: <. 1. TRADifNSd coRf.-iRiaaddic ~O2o
r, Corp; . q America; 297.s4
Schrrmacher 1.4s9.37
vs.; W; y Parrish ,..;........:.. 1.oss.s4
INC.--J. u. Albright .......... pl5.4o
HUMPHREY, Capt. Frederick w.
ri ,LLs,;1Gogmbia Ls;1t ,ols Shipping Co.. Inc, G65.7b
y Bros, sraS;,, n; Y:::..1...; cs2.oa
r, ron sG,,. Co :........:... 21s.e7
Contracting co.)-Bank OF ". s.. 25s.e1
ITetST,i; ~ ~ MOI 1rTisB siivsrrnan 244.40
Fellx-People, &c.............. 60O m
LEHiGH VALLEY Il. n. Co.-H. O''V
q; a.tJ Johnson CO.. .............. 1.3oi.44
- GM. iose-feoplc, &c....... SOC. 90
LANGDoN, Paul D.-Best q Co... 2i9.5p
MSfI- MD1SrNi SGnarles,J - kapIan 2.403.o5
SdeCuLLOUSH, William R,-A. u.
MOORE. Helen, and samuel Felix.
.People, &c: :.-................ 10000
MILLER, HyInsn-tI. II. Rubin. 72Ogg
AifekiisNNA, ti Thomas J.-Briarclitt
MOSS MSafai MorsIsaM Heller ct all. ss4 2ss.is "a
NARROWS NURSERY co. NC
an dneriesn da1 Nursery Co. ....::...... sss.5y
|
:, People, ep1 &c. .;................... 5oo.o 90
FoATE ZION P;uiiB3LIsiHiiiiN;ci;. As. 's''o
sOClATION. INC.--Powor Pho
TO EnIraving Co.......-..,.. sos 30
POGANO, Anthony, and John Kol-
lark (Manhattan Shoe Co.)-M.
REILLY. Frank Oh. A. Truss-
REILLY. Frank o.-L Van iioe. '
sen ..:............,..,. 225.4s
Doyle ....................... s04 45
SIk.AtDIs, Basile-U: $. Lloyd. Inc. 63s.i3
sPENGoLD WooLEN Co. INC,
and George Spektorsky--BaniS Of
nc Tinted States: s:....:..........: 10 5ooca
sweet Makers. s.................., 4ss. 90
SOLOMON, lrving-R. W. Kohn.... .eO.6o
scO.IDAS, steryas--R. Patterson 40. 40
sCiiECk. Julius CMajestic Broom
COX; J.. schweriner. .....,....ti s:e.41
sIMPsON TRUCKING 90. NC
KeInsle.y Mlllbourn & Co, me. 1890
craving .......-.s....s.....s 2ios5
&c. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ... ~ 10000
sHEDLIN, irving A.-p, J.. Fellows 200. 81
ornstein ........'........... 2o5.2o
schuiman Concessions Supply
rfInopoRiTos ap ,of p;;cr.v Glass, s57s9 5S
UNITED LIQylD SULPHUR CO.,
Corp. ................. 6s1.f0
Corp ...,................. a52.io
WALTON, Frank RI. A. Taylor. T52. 90
WALITSf{Y, Jacob--S. Osor. r..... NNR.2
WHITE. Meudo R.--N. ~ Jeenny. 36s. co
| sAME'--Sauio .................,.. le7.s5
BRONX.
Teldman' Inc .,............."... - go si.5os.s
DAVIS, Irving, Paul Van Blarcnn
schepiro .,....................... i.oS7ss
lKITTENpIAN, Samuel, Jacob Mind
g.. Krntn. n.................... ee5fo
NARsHALr., MarEaret.-r Kufik ssi7a
{ Pieree MIG, 90. ! -.,........... ''. 80 sa4oo
| PANTHEON l1CTUREs CORP
fremont Film Laboratories Corp, $500
The New York herald., 1921-12-06
STATEN ISLAND MARKET.

Moffatt & Schwab sold for the heirs
Of Benjamin ID. Thompson the dwelling
and large plot on Crescent avenue. Con-
cord, S. l.. to Fortunate Feoci and
others.
The New York herald., 1921-12-06
IN THE AUCTION ROOM.
BY I. Lincoln Seide Company.
l1l xrfrcyy GRIP I1I-r,

(i4 VESEY STREETl.
3Sth ~, II W, $. 200 e W OF 5th av, 5
story loft building and stores, story extern
sion, 25xas.", Liberal FinaIce Corp. VS. West
Seth st Realty Corp; Morrison e. Schiff,
attys; amount due, $g.4Go,85; taxes. Sc
81 $50; subject prior mtges, S12S,333; TO
plaintiff. gloa 32H
The New York herald., 1921-12-06
RECEIyERs IN BANKRUPTCY.

Fchodules IN bankruptcy filed yesterday IN
the United States District Court. were;
CusHMAN d DE WERNER. mo, phono-
graphs, &o.-Involuntary petition filed
Heptembsr ~ 1921 Liabilities, sl2. .o39 I;
The New York herald., 1921-12-06
wan ser Albany Brewer,

Tho land and buildings comprising
the Hinckel Brewery Company Plant at
Albany. n. y. is to be sold at public
auction on Thursday, December 8, at
noon, on the premises, by Joseph p. Day,
auctioneer The property will be sold in
It's entirety to the highest bidder.
The New York herald., 1921-12-06
x.u uxc,.man Flat Planned.

Plans were filed yesterday for 9ve
story apartment house. 1O0xS7,1o. at
500 West 212th street for the f. NJ. & s.
Corporation. c. It. Pelham, the archl-
tect. estimates the cost at St75.000.
The Delta independent., 1921-08-12
CONSUME THEIR OWN WARES
According to This Story. chlnsss vs,-
ders Are Pretty Slippery Gus
toners to Deal With

A street vendor who eats his own
STOCK sounds like a weird kind OF mer-
chant to American ears. And yet he
exists in China. according to the re-
port of a Y. w. c. A. secretary sta
toned In Peking. where an Industrial
work room was part Of. the equipment
OF social service project, . cooper
ative piece of work which was put into
effect under the combined leadership
of the Y. NJ. C. a.. the American
church board. and the Y. w. C. A.
Men who were set up In business
as street vendors ate their own stock
until the social service workers de-
cided that 1t was Is0t safe to entrust
q man with edible wares" writes Miss
Alice Holmes, Y. w. C. A. secretary.
Nor was this the only failing that
the would-he business men had. II
the stock consisted Of articles which
could not be eaten with safety. they
consented to sell them, running away
with all the earnings. Finally tho
Americans decided that no man should
be set up in business unless he had
somebody to stand guarantee for his
good character. Under tiiis safeguard
an oriental gentleman whose family
standing and personal. integrity had
been investigated. was entrusted with
large stock OF athletic supplies
which he peddled from house to house.
All went well for time, for one can
not very conveniently make a dinner Of
tennis rackets or baseballs. But one
fine day the merchant disappeared in
side of certain dwelling and al
though his companion waited patient
ly on the outside for many long hours,
the salesman failed to reappear. At
length the companion notified the pO-
lice. An investigation revealed the
fact that the salesman had gone into
the house by the front gate and had
left by q rear one.
That he made a thorough as well as
an effective getaway is testified to by
the fact that the peddler is still
wanted" by the Peking police.
The Delta independent., 1921-08-12
STATE ENToMoLooIsT oUARAN-
TINE NO. 10 AMENDED AUG 8, 1921
ALFALFA WEEVM

Owing to the presence Of an i'm.
portant insect pest known as the al
falfa weevil, (Phytonomus pisticus)
on alfalfa in Delta and parts of Gunni-
son and Montrose Counties, Colorado.
ton of Colorado would be seriously
endangered by the unrestricted haul
ing and shipping Of hays and travis
from these sections.
Now, therefore, !. C. P. Gillette,
State Entomologist of the state of
Colorado, by virtue of authority vest
ed in me by the Horticultural Inspec-
ton Act, Chapter 81 of the Session
Laws of 1919, hereby establish a
quarantine forbidding the movement,
by any means whatsoever, except
under conditions provided in the reg
ulations given below. Of all alfalfa
hay and other hays of all kinds, and
cereal straws for stock food, stack
bedding, packing for potatoes or
fruit, or emigrant shipments, or for
any use whatsoever, out of Delta
county; and the portions Of ranges
81, SS, SO and 80 Of Gunnison county
that extend north of the third cor
rection line south, and portions of
Montrose county described as fol-
lows: Townships As, 40 and so North,
Range West; Townships 4S and 40
North, Range 10 West, and all that
part of Township SO North, Range 10
West east of the Uncompahgre river;
all that part of townships 81 North.
Range West and 81 North, Range
10 West lying in Montrose county;
and sections 25, &c. 35 and 36 and that
part of Sections % and "a lying in
Montrose county of Township 81
North Range Ii West.
This order forbids the shipping out
of Montrose county all hays and
straws and all shipments containing
any such hays or straws except when
the shippers make a written state
ment that all hays and straws in
shipments have not been grown or
stored in the quarantined areas men
toned above.
This order supersedes quarantine
No. 8, issued August 10. 1919 This
order shall take effect ON and after
August Is, and remain in full force
and effect until further notice.
Fort Collins, Colo, August 8, 1921
c. P. GILLETTE,
State Entomologist.
j. H. Newton, Deputy.
Roy Gregg, Inspector.
The Delta independent., 1921-08-12
No Great Poverty in italy.

Likeness of Italian women 10 Ameri-
can women in their bearing. build and
manner of dress. was oDe of the things
which impressed Miss Irene Raber.
just returned from n year of recreation
work with Italian girls under the ltal-
ian Y. W. c. A.
There is very little poverty and
no destitution among Italian working
girls" Miss Raber says. And they
dress quite stylishly In much the same
type of clothes New York's employed
girls wear. They are not given. how
ever, to georgette blouses or silk stock
ings for work. But although they do
not earn as much money as girls here
do, they know how TO live on much
less. ~
Nowhere in Italy did I see great
poverty. In spite Of the continual
strikes, no home seemed to be wrecked
Living is not so complicated there as
here, and when there's strike they
Just 60 without things till it's over.
There's always enough to eat"
The Delta independent., 1921-08-12
.BUsINEss LOCALS:
. . - >>>> 800


FOR SALE-Beautiful baby buggy
good as new. 6O3 Palmer st. 33-tfc
FOR RENT-For cash, for the
year 1922. my $50 acre ranch. 100
acres hay. 100 acres grain land; bal
ance pasture. An Al dairy and hog
proposition. Can give immediate pos
session. Enquire OF owner. BOX 525.
Hotchkiss. Colo. 33-4c
FOR SALE-Auto Tires. In chang
ing the equipment OF our new Dodge
Bros. cars from fabric to cord. we
have on hand surplus Of 32x3 IL
castings never used which we are sell
ing at SIS for smooth and $3.50 for
all weather tread. Delta Hardware
Company. SS'fc.
WANTED-Home for healthy Is
year old school boy. Write George
Hobson, Route 8. Delta. 334c
FOR SALE&Poland China wean-
Ing pigs. r. J. English. Colorado
Phone 1[6.R2. 33-tfc
FOR RENT--Good house. close in
five rooms: strictly modern. s25
per month. Millard Fairlamb. 33tfc
WANTED-Single top buggy and
harness. Address "E" Independent
office. S5-4p
WANTED-Opportu to ride
overland to Denver one day next
week. viii pay railroad fare to par
ty taking. Notify Seabourn Mercan-
tile company. S3c
The Delta independent., 1921-08-12
REDLANDS
) >>>>>>>>> -

White Eagle Gas is best.
Charles Evars motored to Gunni-
son Sunday.
Gerald Ratekin and Alva Frasier
were visiting on the mesa Sunday
from Delta.
Mrs. Farhnam went to Grand juno
lion Sunday.
Hugh McCune spent his vacation
In Crested Butte last week.
After spending a week with rela.
lives here, Mrs. Lawhead returned
Wednesday to hehr home in Thistle
Utah.
Mrs. Wood was up at Mr.. Woods
COW camp for several days this
week.
In celebration OF the event Of
getting a school district of their
own. Leroux Creek and East Red
lands gave an elaborate dinner and
dance Saturday evening. All. report
q most enjoyable time.
The Delta independent., 1921-08-12
The squirs,s Dilemma.

Squire L. NJ. Coils. the genial miller
at Orangeburg. met with rather dis
astrous accident at his fishing camp
on the Kinney which brought a rather
abrupt end to his fishing trip. The
squire was landing good sized one
In his boat In the middle OF one Of
the deepest holes in the stream when
he turned his head to emit sudden
and violent gush Of air through the
mouth and nostrils. in other words. to
sneeze, and his teeth were thrown vio-
lentIy into the stream. His Maysvlle
friends about the courthouse were not
quite SO cruel as 10 ask him whether
or not he landed the big fish. The
squire was In the city today to place
an order for another pair and II was
rush order. too, for spring chicken
time is here and butterbean time In
nigh.-Maysville Ledger.