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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-09-29
GOOD CHANCE FOR FROST
Cooler Weather Is General Over Kan
sas-No Rain in Sight.

Cooler weather WITH good chance
for frost is the weather prediction
made by Meteorologist Flora.
The temperature made a drop of 81
degrees since Z o'clock Wednesday
night. The average for today is IS
degrees below normal.
Western Kansas is reporting low
temperatures and is very close to
freezing.
Concordia was the hottest place in
Kansas as we'll as the United States
Wednesday with a temperature of SO
degrees. The mercury dropped to 81
degrees at Sheridan, Wyo., and frosts
lContinned ON Pace Fourl
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-09-29

Flames Consume 10000 BbIs. Gasoline
Beaumont. Tex, Sept. 29.-Four
b5,000-barrel tanks of gasoline were
burned today at the Magnolia refin-
cry. The fire started when lightning
struck one of the tanks. which ilI-
mediately burst into flames. The loss
was estimated at $1,o0O,000.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-09

has she achieved that which no other
woman has ever done before her, but
her feat has never been accomplished
by man either She has tanned the
Bengal tiger monarch of the juneles.
which circus men have long declared
to hc untrainabc.
Lions and leopards learned years
ago to respond to the crack of the
trainers whip. but not So the B.nga
tiger Always he has dcfied his arch
enemy And he has refused to
contribute to the entertainment %
circus-gocrs except by appearing be-
hind. the bars of great steel cage.
Then Miss stark entered. First
she took single tiger and worked
with him until he was wiling 10 ac-
knowledge her mastery. Then an
other and another until now she has
a full twenty. all ready to do he,
bidding
Not only docs she put the tigers
through their stunts a each perform
anco of the Barnes circus but as n
crowning feature she stages wrest-
ling contest with Rajah,' 4S0-
round Bengal beauty Sometimes
Mabel wins. but generally Tie de-
cision goes TO Rajah,' and the act is
one Of the real thrills Of he Barnes
performance.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-09
Rulings Affecting
Telephone Service

Ardmorc. phone users are no doubt
Interested an ruling handed down
by tile corporation commission ON
Thursday since the lccal company is
having trouble at this time supplying
the demands Of he public. While the
test case was based on protests in
Oklahoma city the same rulings Will
apply to other cities, the order e%-
plains
The rule Of the company requiring
three months advance payment OF
telephone rental when phone is
first installed remains as it is.
Where person applies for tele-
Jh,n service and there are no fa-
,ilities for such and not likely to be-
come available for three months then
the applicant must pay six months
phone rent in advance and where IA
cilties are under construction and
facilities will become available within
three months, but the applicant in
sists on immediate service than The
person must pay twelve months ad-
vance FIR the phone.
The order originates from oklahoma
City in which about 200 subscribers
are relieved Of certain construction
costs which the Southwestern Bel
Company insisted upon. The order al
SO provides that whore n subscriber
paid r. construction of facilities they
remain his property until the tclc-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-09

\ dream possibly. hut why not
r,aiily boz the near future? An art.
,ic httlc building with main room
The length cf thc building suitable
Tor assembly. ls We'll ns soonl ofln rs
With dning hall aud kitchca 10 tho
rar \ place whprr all clubs could
lncc, undsiwbcd hy ohieouonahlc Zen.
uros. clubs 1rc Very valuable Js
~ 20 n Town. Th' donation of stun
lt ground ,r well what shall we do
,hou, it7 Nnd would b. NOT bc nu ON.
ecl!cnt place In which 10 hold got
acquainted moci.nva for Tho stmng-
'hrs In our midst jus, as cthcr towns
.ide doing We de- ntt seem tn realise
Tint the mere cordial - welcome We
cxt.nd to strangers the greater She
number of them who will make our
4iy their home. Speaking ~ these
,ncetinsa could not some club or
sore church organize Got Ac.
,,uain,cd club before the htlidays7
iWore you ever "a stranger In city.
=: yuie.tidc. with tho inexrrcssiblc
lsnEinr fot home7 with the utter
.al,enness that refuses to be tnni-hei1
Not one to grasp your 'hand. nor
10 make you feel that he cares 10
talk to you because ycu are your
While all the rest os the world about
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-09
Activities i'm Ardn1or@ Club Circles
Conducted by MRS. GEORGE o. ALvIS.

l.. H. C.'s was organized in Ardmorc
i'm April 1899 with the twenty-five
charter members The first object OF
the chapter was the care Of the Con-
fcdelate graves in Rose Hill cemetery
and the first plan for a Confederate
home for Oklahoma was started by
the Chickasaw Mrs. b. w. Carter,
mother of Congressman Carter gave
much time and thought to the work
ing cut of the plan. She did not live
to see her hopes realized. The home
was established in 1871. Mrs. Garter
remained president until her death
i'm 1907. The Oklahoma division L. u.
{. has two scholarships, one in Wo-
mans College AT Chickasha and one
at Edmond. Five girls have finished
at q. G.. W. Chickasaw chapter does
its part towards this educational
fund This year our chapter has
taken up the work of marking ali
graves of Confcdcratos in Rose Hill
cemetery so the future generations will
know TO decorate them on Decoration
Day. The object Of the L. u. c. is
ternal. Meetings are held on the third
Saturday of each month at the homes
OF members. The officers are: Pr, ii
dent, Mrs. Arthur Walcott Vice pres
idcnt Mrs. a. =. Seay. Treasurer,
Mrs. F. Wolverton, Secretary Mrs.
Mrs. G. T.. Johnson, Historian, Mrs.
W. B. Bmnitt Registrar Mrs. Tom
Graham.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-09

that household. Her children love
her. As we talked rapidly one after
loon her little girl ran up, threw her
arms about hcr neck, kissed her. then
skipped away. The care Of the physi-
cal is but part of child-rearlu
How easy to teach love Of the beau
tiful. This mother is club woman.
Tardy at times. but only because home
has the precedence in her routine.
The way in which her young son is to
cmpl his time during club session l.
an important thing with her. Tier chi
drcn. bv their acts. rise up and call
her blessed. The hours she spends
reading TO them. assisting them with
their lessons. bear such fruit What
glorious thing TO bc real mother,
and what "a privilege to he an active
club woman besides broadening in
ones outlook and methods. - be a
club mother,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-09

and wife going to market the hus-
band riding serenely on the back of
a donkey while his helpmatc plodded
by his side carrying an immense load
of hay Albanian women have
knack of carrying hay that Is oXtraor-
dinary. You see a quarter-ton or so
of hay moving along n country read,
but you don't see the woman. She is
inside somewhere and YOU may catch
. glimpse of her feet. How il is
done, | couldn't discover The hay is
sold in town Just as we takc butter
and eggs to a village in America.
No Filtration for Women
"A measure for strength is a wcm-
ans back in Albania, but, even so, her
husband tolerates no flirtations. He
does not see his wife till the wedding
day and meanwhile he has bought or
built a house. Around it he has put
a high brick wall. On the top OF his
wall is bed of cement and in the
cement are chips Of sharp glass. No
man a-wJoing can reach The other
mans mate once she is behind that
wall The women by training never
lock upon mon Even the Younger
girls who had reached the veil age
ran away from our party as we irav-
elcd from place to place. The little
she3herdesscs or the Mills leaped from
rock to rock in fright when hey saw
men approaching from afar"
Prof. Jones said that education had
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-09
EUR0PES WEAK SPOT is BOUNDARY
LINES RETURNED TRAVELLER STATES

CHICAGO. Oct S.-prof Elmer e..
Jones' head of the education depart.
ment of Northwestern university, has
returned from Albania after having
uaverscd the entire country on mule
back--somethng that no other Ameri-
can ever has done Just before he
left war threatened with Serbia and
Prof. Janes could see then that the
muddlc over boundaries would almost
surely result in clash.
That the weak spot in Europe
Just now" he said on his return,
boundaries are not definitely defined.
In Albania, neither the natives nor
the Serbians to their north have
knowledge as to the lines separating
the two countries. in fact, no one
has this knowledge. Tho crying need
in the Balkans is for definite fix
ture Of boundaries as border fights
are almost of daily occurrence and
were leading TO Wholesale massacres
of Albanans. over night an Al
banian village is changed to n serbian
town. At the bchest of Albanians
wrote a telegram tn the League Of
Nations begging for settlement Of a
question that was hound to cause
great bloodshcd."
800 Miles ON Donkey
Prof. jones went over mountain
roads on the back of a donkey and
covered 300 miles in this way He
was given every courtesy by the Al
banian government as it was under
stood that upon The result of his
survey wculd depend the building of
a large university in Albania by the
Methodist church. Prof. Jones is
now working ON his report.
Albania is a Mohammedan country
and the women wear wells he con.
tmued. "Poygamy is practiced some
what there, but is fast dying out The
Albanians are a progressive peo le
and realize that polygamy is bad for
the nation. The women. however. are
the workers and burden beavers cf the
home They are very strong physir
cally and / frequently me a man
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-09
\ Club Mother

She exists. despite the fact that
hue and cry are ever present re-
gjrding tho lack of true mothers.
This especial mother has several
children who receive hourly her ton
dorest, most sympathetic care. Her
ministratlons do not cease with the
tying of "a bow in her daughters
hair. but continue cndlcssly in the
building up of character. Example
assists. Donts are banishcd. \ pos
tive form OF government ca exists In
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-09
DeIphian Program
October Tenth
Wm. Own. Leader.

Mrs Wm. Gwyn, Leader.
Piano solo. selectcd-Miss Joy Moore
Roll Call-Thc Beginning of Art.
Relation of Art to Life-Mrs. Gwyn.
+ rm versus Subject-Mrs. NJ. II.
Scivally.
Invention # scenes and Suggestion
of Touch-Alrs. j. V. Fenner.
Art Relative and American Mrs. I.
l.. Davidson.
Prehistoric Art-Mrs. j, II. Cook.
Relatively in both form and Meaning
Of the Winged Lion--Miss Daisy Men
OILS.
Symbolism of this Composite Man
Eagle Lion-Mrs. Lee Tyer
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-09
American Music

Mrs Lee Tyer, leader
Hostesscs: Mcsdamcs Webb and
Chappcll
Presidents greeting Mrs. French.
Bcdouin Love song Percy Grain
ger Mrs. Arthur kyle
Piano solo Mrs. Rush
Violin solo AJ,s Eirkmieht
Country Gardcn-Pcrcy GIaingor,
Mrs. Gray.
Vocal Mcsdamcs Head and
Turk
one Golden pay-Fay Foster, Mrs.
Adams
student number, sclccted-by menu
Der of Merle McCmty Vests class.
Sheep ANA Lambs-Sydney Homer,
Miss Tillmau
Run Mary observation-disclosures
Wood, Frame, Baker and Gardcnhirc.
Several numbers We're omitted on
account OF illness of members.
During the business session the
matter of returning membership in
state federation came UP, This was
referred TO the executive board, after
discussion. By vote. Mr.. Wall of Ed
mond will conduct the next ccmmuni-
ty sing in October
October nineteenth, each club mem'
her is to take guest to the meet
ing. Several new members were en-
rolled AIRS Billie Baker. chairman OF
the year book committee, explained
The request program, Each member
is to deposit in a receptacle for that
purpose the name of some musical
selection she wants ON that day. THESE
are to bee used. Missoss Fort. secre-
tary OF the recently established Y.
w e. A. and Miss Boutwell,. field
secretary. were introduced 10y Mrs. La
mont Byers TO the Philharmonic.
This opening meeting was % decid-
ed success There was cXt1nt n spir-
il Of cheer and good fellowship Each
program number received hearty app
plausc.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-09

(ltems fer this column will be re
ceived only in the evenings from 6 ia
= o'clock at phone HID. All items
lor Sunday issue must he in hands oi
Mrs. Akis not later than "Wednesday
evening"
He who is Immersed in what
concerns person or place cannot
see the problems of existence
Emerson.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-09
PLUCKY GIRL WRESTLS
TIGER AS CIRCUS ACT

Woman has achieved many start
ling things in the recent years. She
has invaded Legislative halls and
courts and other hallowed precincts
that have always been regarded as the
sole property of masculinity.
But Miss Mabel Stark, who is com
ing to Ardmore Friday, October IA
with the Al G.. Barnes big circus.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-09
JOSEPH WEISS RBTIRES
FROM ACTIVE Bt SiNESS

Joseph Weiss Tor 25 years am active
worker in the commercial field Of
Ardmore and Carter county, has an
nouncod to the public that he will r'-
tire from business and devote his
time to ther interests. He is advcr-
Using his stock OF goods at The
Fair this week
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-09

less Cgrown without seeds).
Clusters ION tho siem). Also a
fine, evo-rediy dessert.
Raisins are cheaper by 30 per
cen, than iormerly-see they are
served regularly in your home.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-09

The Ladies of the Leaf held a
sottoccthcr meeting ON Monday at
,hc usual hour at the Chamber of
Commerce. There was no regular pro-
gram, hut discussion ON topics of in-
tcrest to the club. Mrs. Arthur Wal
colt. president. appointed a committee
consisting of Mesdamcs John Easloy,
D. II. Carlock and $. w. wilson TO
decide upon a place of meeting for
future work
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-09
SUN-MAID RAISINS

Use Sun.Maid Raisins, made
from Caliiornia's finest table
grapcs-Amcrican rsisins. proc
csscd and packed Immediately
in great modern California
plan,
Seeded seeds remoyci): Seed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-09

Leopold God wsky gave twelve CON.
certs In the Republic OF Mexico i.-
ceutly Nine wcr in the City ot Mes.
icc and three Boo Guldaluhp. tbo
i,ading city from the standpoint 'u!
musical Importance. Seven wore piano
reoitals Ills last two uppplInuccs
,yeW with an orchestra. when hc eJtc
tho conccrtos BccthoNcns q Major
T. Minor ,f Chopin and tho - WHAT or'
List The audiences wrrc Impressed
heeply hy his performances aud lip.
lowsky paid them a mcritod tribute
declaring II 10 bo "a genuine pleasure
TO play before public ot that Kind
Godowsky VIII appear u AIdmore
IL. This will bc au oxrrp-
tional opportunity for music lovers
and our city will not foil q. seize o.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-09
L rue Beauty Food
- an iron food" like raisins. Serve daily as
breakfast fruit for best results

A more delicious breakias, dish
than sicwed raisins served with
cream never has been known -
just try and see.
You'll wan, it csery morning.
The food-iron OF the raisin,
viii be an every day supply, Il
this becomes your regular frui,
dish. The blood absorbs the
iron; and vigorous vitality, IL
YOU possess It, is thus protected
Where vitality is lacking, /, is
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-09

frequently restored in this de-
ligh,iul way.
The greatest charm OF woman
is vitality It's signs are bright
eyes. heal,hiul energy and a
pretty rose tint on the cheeks.
You need but a small BIZ OF
iron daily, yet that need is giia'.
Pale, tired women are given
this attractive dish for breakfast
at a famous sanitarium IN Battle
Creek. For physicians know ;has
value OF the rsisin.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-09

The |. ID. C's
The Chickashaw chapter 29g OF the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-09

concerns person or place cannot
sec the probloms of existence
Emerson.
The ID. \. RS
20, 90 , p,s
'5 r,,t, on..,,,t..,in,, is
80 o,,,na,',.;,.,,,. ,o,ont a., ann. ,if,. THE
,,,, ..i. ,.ni p,
- c..,,, n,,. ,.,o,. r,.1 ~, rho
~, -. A., ,,. p,n.,, ~ the
~, - A.. p,,t,,a,c,rl prott
"S ,,,l.,,,,a5 -, ,,o,on. ,rb,r, ar. tuon,y
-. ~ ,ha ,rd,,,oro cb,nter
e,,nan, a pna,n, ,fr. pn,b,rrora
-, ~ p,,o,,, Nh II crook.
:, poonr,,ina sonro,a~. Mr.. ,, E.
49,, 60. ,',,,,,Ii,o ca...,t,,.,. Mrs
nav polaud Treasurer AIRS r.. Y.
Merton. Registrar Mrs. X. a. Fox,
Historian Mrs ~. l.. Dilworth. state
Regent Airs. n. H. AlcClintock. state
,'ice. Regent Mrs NJ. l.. NIavcs. Par
liainentarian Mrs J.. ;. Doman;
l.ress Roporter Mrs Frank Head
Tho meetings are held ON the first
atiiui,y i'm each month. from October
a Nav win NOT Oklahoma dav prove
o be cne of the most interesting of
he programs This is to be january
eventh. with Mrs. Doman.
Ron call-New Years resolution.
papu-ndian Women-AlrS. lneZ
Mcmillan Lambert
Early Pioneers of Oklahoma-Al Mrs.
Thompson.
The other programs have very in-
|ieresting features on account Of
Memorial Continental Hail; Wash.
|ngtcn, President: President day and
american Women are amongst these
/ Of the programs.
The First Meeting Of the ID. \. r.,
Tho cbonto,, mot in first REGULAR
soss,or 81 Tho .s,son vim Airs
|p,s,,t pogont Tbo ord,. u,-,,.r in
,,,so, ,,as fo1lov.od b,. yi,cin,, Amor.
I'll Tho custor, If tho u r's.
Nan, intorostipg tbirgs ,voro MANNED
r,r ,hc yoo,,. ,rorl, during tbo Inns.
,oss soss;or Tbo ,oar boal,s woro
l;st,ihutod A. nrofoco IN Mrs.
.pro,t,s manor ON orcani2otion and nur.
,ose of ~ II ~ N;iriaro WAT.
,on govo rdvord crosts noer,.
.,v,ndirg tho clock Mrs Hrett
brough, ont the tbougbt thot thc
n.usbters of tho povolntion have in
,or;tad tho l,ev aud to tben, has fallen
hs tasl. so to sneal, of winding the
Ip atolu,ionarv clock
Mrs Adam Alexander gave q vocal
,olo that was much enioved NJ tbe
lose of tho nrooram Tho cbanter
he, adiourped IN meet tho first sat
,rdav in Noyomhar
!, be,. manor on "Ore,nizatior and
k,n,noso of tho II ~" Ms nrcti
aod ir MONT
.rr,,l,. a.. have irbori,od grand
,othar,s clocl, ms II sat uron the
.,air
|rben let ne ouord tho nraci us kew
And wilma its snrines with c.re
Tho n A prs vas org,pi.,1 I'm
500 Its ohiocts warc T., nar,,.fuate
bo memory of the spirus of ihe
ynen and women who ,cbievod Amor
can indepondence. In promote in-
n ,rovladge. to ,b.risb urint,ii.
md extend the institutions Of Amer.
an freod IN. ,o foster trua natrioti.,l
md 70 mia In securing fo,. monl,nd all
hin rurs 70 nam ors,niz.j INFO
ocal chapters
.IA.l.g.tas from, an ,.i.,,.,.-. moot .t
The New York herald., 1921-02-13
High, Healthful and Convenient

A REALTOR-A real estate broker who Is
member OF local board having member
ship IN the National Association OF Real Es-
tate Boards, organization Incorporated
In 1898 for the advancement OF the interests
OF real estate brokers and the protection OF
the public from unprincipled agents OF
brokers' Webster's definition
The New York herald., 1921-02-13
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

New Jersey-sa,e or Rent.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13
3l-3 East 10th st.

Manufacturing building; second,
fourth and eighth floors; 44xaf:
elevator, heat, ETC.; immediate pos
session; rent low.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13
MAGNIFICENT ESTATE

MD FNHM OE JH ftHF~s
This Is the biggest bargain we have ever
offered: beautiful buildings and lawns.
shade trees. shrubbery. drives. &C. farm
land for any purpose: only - miles from
Philadelphia; buildings alone worth over
500 GOO: price for all only small fraction
Of cost OF buildings; must act quickly. Spec
cial booklet. IL views, on request.
l.. Y. KAI.ER, Vineland. \. j.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13
Downtown Business Properties
FOR RENT and FOR SALE
OFFICES FOR RENT
IO9-III Leonard st.

Corner Benson Pl., 1T5 It. east OF
Broadway: four upper floors, 42Xsl
each, total area $4,000 square feet /.
private vestibule entrance and cX-
elusive electric elevator; steam heat
-new plumbing-new flooring-new
wiring and Indirect lighting fix
lures rent 5000 for all with heat
and elevator service.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13

$4,000 cheaper tnan an equally
attractive home, can be Sc
cured elsewhere. This house
contains all improvements, oak
floors. handsome fireplace, full
gas kitchen, real tile bath. eX-
ira bath and toilet on third
floor. Wonderfully decorated
with beautiful plumbing and
lighting fixtures. If you have
ever experienced the JOY of an
diversified heating system you
viii appreciate that advantage
and give 1t the prominence ii
deserves in selecting a home
the location cannot be sur
passed. situated in the Colum-
biau Club section. i'm a fully
restricted neighborhood. on
good sized lots. surrounded by
high class private dwellings
and beautiful shade trees. You
will make no mistake unless
you delay too long i'll inspect
ing and deciding.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13
BUILDING FOR RENT
360 Broadway
"In 10 Franklin ST

, stories and basement on plot Of
1000 feet being vacated by Yawman
& Erbe Mfg. Co.: floor area 20, 900
square feet: elevator and heat; 81
feet Broadway frontage: possession
March 1st; 81 year lease: also adj
joining corner building. 362 Broad
way. . stories, basement and sub
cellar: 25X90-15. 900 square feet.
Immediate possession.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13

When buying, selling or leas-
ing see a Realtor. Save this
list, it is your guarantee of
honorable service.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13
SO Maiden LANE Gold st.

In course of construction for insur-
ance offices. second. third and
fourth floors for rent: possession
May 1st. 1921 each floor cont-ins
1900 square feet; there are no pill
lars and the floors lay out perfectly
for offices.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13
1873 Washington ST.
BIT Pearl St.
466-70 WASHINGTON Sf.
3I-3 Ferry St.

Size 59xlio; area $3.50 80. It. Two
four story buildings: IN the heart
OF the leather district: Immediate
possession; price So, ,000 mortgage
$4,000 at 5isec years.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13
1868 Maiden Lane

Near Water ST. New six story
building on wide thoroughfare; ele-
vator service-steam heat: imme-
diate possession: floors 2400 So.
It,: rent $4,000 each: entire build
ing. 100000: tenant TO operate.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13
42-44 East Houston st.

Substantial six story corner build
ing size 44x6e: equipped for manu-
featuring and meets every factory
requirement. possession at once
price Ss5. 600: attractive terms
might rent for $500 net to ono
tenant
The New York herald., 1921-02-13
100 Maiden Lane

The Union Indemnity Co. building
Ready for occupancy May lst. 1871;
floors contain 500 square feet net.
Four upper floors offered for rent:
each floor has light on all sides:
unusual elevator sevice-unusuai
layout.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13
PROPERTY FOR SALE
.6s william ST.

5. W. Cor. Cedar st. size 46. sN63.3;
plot area 1850 so. ft,s one Of the
best locations'for banlsfaS or broker
serve Bank site: the only available
property in this section OF William
ST.; possession May /. 1921
The New York herald., 1921-02-13
1876 Pearl st.
Near William II

Substantial five story and basement
warehouse containing 20 900 square
feet floor space: electric elevator:
rate soc per foot: possession May
1st; long lease.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13
lI4-I6 Fulton St.
275 Water ST.

Near Brooklyn Bridge; seven stoi
manufacturing building; one floo
oJX75; elevator service, heat, etc
excellent light.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13
375 Lafayette st.

Northwest Cor. of Great Jones II.
Size ISX120; stories and basement;
fireDroof; immediate possession:
alteration 10 suit: will divide: long
lease.