davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-09
We hear your
stenographer
got married

And she such good girl, too!
But there others skilled intelligent, experienced
grlsnot of job through ineciency solely because
of business conditions.
You understand that
Before another day passes give wide publicity to
your little tale of and will doubtless prove godsend
to some worthy girl with perhaps, dependent mother
You know the kind of homes which these newspapers
60 lhey hnd welcome in YOUR home don't they?
The daily circulation of the Public Ledger
WI" carry your message to great multitude responsive
readers.
Phone that message Classified Advertising
Department and let before our readers TOMORROW
Maybe the postman on your route won't vvords what's
happened '
We will mail the bill later
Bell - Walnut 1000
keystone-Main 1901
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-20
LIVE STOCK
rOIIrny AND strrLit-

FDR SALE ono cock,rol and hen. Rhode
island Reds. can cedar 40
FOH SALE Eggs. orders taken fo' cggs
directly from the farm. not over ~
hours old. Usage iiot-j.
FOR sALEaalf hens ~ each. uro golden
Wysndotte rooster 81. Phone Cedar iS'.
FDE sALE-Rhode Island Rcd roosters
and 'lrktrcis SO 20 81. Telcphon" M.s.
b.. o. TuOMPSDN. Imperial uugict
barred Plymouth Rock cockerols kan
sas gty NafNa House Farm, Twenty
first ana Lewis 'edsr b7l
FOR SALE Plymouth Rock roosters
Robertson, three miles north ot c'ty.
FuLL.O PEr mash ana scratch grain
also otto scratch and egg producer. ~,
$3.50. 81 = hundred. We handle every
thing iu poultry line bird seeds. garden
and house sprays. calf meal security
stock powders everything IN limo Of feeds.
Prompt deitvetiss every day. can Cedar
69J Oklahoma Feed a coal CO.. 1877 w.
FIRST 81
FULL or PEP--sure egg mash: makes
hens lay. &C per pound. 81 per hundred
Perfection scratch feed, bran, shorts.
chops beef scraps charcoal bone shells.
poultry remedies. straw, dairy feed, cot
ton sscd meal Ask for 1921 seed cat
slog and poultry book Phone Usage ttS.
Usage $50 Binding stevens Seed Co.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-20

Sow Mexico u.t uud Gns Leases.
.ts ,r.,,-.,t 80. 49,, -" W., MAO
.-.'l, '''.''. .'' ,''''''' ''''''" nus
liutsEkEEiEk Not over an to kcrp
state salary expected. gs, l,. 'arr uf
World,
WANTED. Nvu.bIr ,uI.r,d woman fnt
rouoral houH,Wur,, small family. fur
uIrh avrNuui Vu1rlria, Apply 1887 2.
lfno7i. or vail bsnE" .'.
ApINB LADY with nrttstr talent To-
I.trr tr1l- small salary to start MN.
.ur. uf World
llNlrlAiDnI So 1gua Wanted. ,,Iar,l
rB.I iur cuukiug amt Krurral house
VutI,. room. Dsugv $500.
r..I.I,rs-. ,,,,,,.,. b.. ..i. .r... .g.,. .,.,,,
'. '.,', Gao. i,.,g,fIr, .,.i .'Iir,. .r,.,, is
M , .l ,a,r Trt n..E.rr Lt r
. ..., H .t.I, ..n at rn.r. ...
>,, ,..I.... u.tl f.Iat. urst b..
r..r, B., I..,, r.Vu ,,r.I .I..a. the urupu.
.,,.., 10 .,. r.,.g ma r4frtr
....
Ny ~ w.. Ni''' .'' '.
WANTED Nu experienced NosaNuu.an
mu.r ur r.Al NppN -l2 D.. Jasper
t~Nk" Nl'i
WANTED Mint. ,itI Iur general house.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-20
J. w. Jenkins Sons
Music Co.
ON MACmINrRy.suprLIEs

FOR SALE one 3I-H. p. Special Electric
Muncie oil engine; immediate delivery,
+. %. n. joplin, Mo; price right for quick
sale: engine good ~ new. Electric Service
company. Joplin. Mo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-20
EMPLOYMENT.

,,,,.,,,..0 .....
''''N"'N NNp N''NiN "
WASTED .Espr'leur'd tn selling s'np..
.Hn ~ EuH N"w plnano.o Iiotsi
''I.. D. ana .. lhHf'lf'.
N lb. iU Nbh. Htltruru. 10 you sfo. and
l.' day "Ir". 10 you Hro ready ~
La... 'hl "I't 'tIi Hud IuuE our propu
f.'|Hr u'ri ~ fuum ".1. htw DtIuhDirH
N..'. '.H'.. can us' 90 moro.
In 'aIHhI'.h.d mar.auiIo company nay.
..E n.r cent d...1,uIs per month? Sec
|F. NH"H on Ii'HH hI'rI
N..r I P',n'y sai's.
NpIr.
ROM sAtttui... Avn r,.f.u
EALFHIApIIs
fn HHt ont of ,Itt. mono but lu.irts
need 'prIN t"o Mrahcr. U'ga tt1tel
f.,uiItI,. in u go.d tIu,str.r, com
usuf rIs.Io Fs.ufI'y Bids Bsara afss.
..
NIp'N'E'>~ MALE a.
vollh iG, pounds. ] wnui work any
l,l hl""''' '"uns American INhr VINO
,'n "', ."'nt '.'h ...nH '' VI" AMY
plu,stI.nf rb.r. ,..o ".i,o, ,,4i
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49,, w. '.."" 'M '..A. ''N'' 'l'"
ton o'th .,..rI., ..,'r,i. n, I,.I.,...t.....
r..t...t ,tsII. ~ I.,iII,. 49,.
puIsrrr aud d.,au Nori. 10, ui'n d.paI
u..rf. uEr d. uufr.rH. iur personal boo.
frI.Irv Dr NffNIr information. uHI...H.
''' '' care '' "''''.
'FItElI tIauff. HYu wife want |HD
WIN runII lHuHHt boHt of r'l,rrrrrr.
COIL ''HE- li'I
"A UMII.tttYg ,puI,Uat,. vItt t,f...
,.,es s.uuId uta iu n. ir tra ,lr,iy
D1Hr.as vllh anmg honest usn win some
"''' N'''''' '''.I' core "i world.
Do N','' " y. '''' go. N",.s r.a.li"n.
'Hil '7.A" t"ll 'har'cN krarnrf.
MAS v|iH 800 s,,rt. rsu.IItn,. Iu iaUr.s.I
".'n"h'tf ,'''m- 'fhiN' nhd r"nH
f'I ''''"N 'I''IN.'N'. NIHI'N employ N'N'
.'h "'. or W'h"I'' ,'Ns if.. HH'HfL
1,.,IH w. '''' ''
,...,,.
hbi so MN. bE" TO. n"N 'u'p.'t'l. t'
INK ytppficnrr and 100 nf b.nkEorrlrg
n". ''n' .''.. n"ul ."E Rnl n, .on''lnf
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-20
sAI.TSMFN NNU AGENTs

SALESMAN ANTED-yicau.put mou,,
making proposition. can Nj, Ay.Uain.
room -, MoLgl hItE.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-20
wANrrp-RoOMs on uoARp .

WANTED iioard for l3-yeat-old boy Ia
private family IN irving school district
WANTED Furnished room on south side
In refined, private home, by young lady
with unlimited references Not over t2B
month. a9e-H care OF World
WANTED By young busiucpH woman OF
good standards. room IN private home,
close In. p2, ". care Of World,
GENTLEMAN Wishes sleeping room In
private family, south side preferred,
close In. Gsg-I. care of Woriu,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-20
BOARD AND ROOMS


,~,n ~ -
poArD RND NoPMo
ROOMS foh HLNT - HNiSnIp ~
HDSTpN. b. tat. IHr.a frnuf nicely fif
uIar,d sIrrpirr room. l.fh aH..IrIrf
suitable for tEp gentlemen. two mrr,
closets ''"r' Iu.
LARGE furuIsh,I sleeping fuum. IIHl
N huu'dnr
ROOM for us". employed ladies. two msuls
duN 10 desired. gIJ Cincinnati.
1,,s,..,
aI..rIrv ,..Iu
,..,..,.'..,.
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abIa.
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..,,u.,', ....,',
,tt,i'I,e t,' ,.t,,n ,,,,1,',y.,s
ro' nn, ', t,'" ga,fI.g.l toi u.s. gn,.
.rus. ka,l.r.r. apartments. second floor
Apartment a prrr. 'tJpr 1909
MAtv.- ap $50. rurI b,Hroan fur
rrut v|.r hIy.N of car suI Jlfr.l
linr. oaFu 'ai.
bEruotl -.,.. .Ir,.g mrn.sh,d aoutn.
v.at i.um srr,nUIl l"rtunu private
homo psasa .iti
slrcuIng room with bath. Phone OfnEo
'tlhI.
.I'r sleeping ROOM. pIau a light house.
IHrrInr rfun 's".' .I.'
room ,uIHr,us bath. ,iuar lr. cedar
Nf.
taou sui,uy moIrfu homo. on .sr
n. '" ,"u"' rhl''''lt F''N'h p''''.
..''' ''''s'
II''''. r.. geo i'iI' Il'lI hI.' p'NE
room I'D bIIF"'' h'I',' WANING Instance
'N gov I.N. '.'h. .'''
DETROIT g.. 5lu Sleeping room for
rent f'r ono "r i'" p"'''n'
I.I.iliANI front ruuIu HH|uIHIHu bath.
DTtat" home on West lHrr or uue.
~ -"u'h I'Nl"n. Ih'n" 'f'f" '.''.
Two pr tlIre gutuuIau,u r.Yma Tor
Ught hauasIarpur. modern. eItt So.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-20
rA,>ri~G Asp DECORATING 10
rAiSrING ASp DE,on,riNo =,

Rooms PApEUEp Including papor. fur
So Uud up. decorating boz nil ltH branches.
estimates thVvrnlv given. all wutE
.IM-II- NnLEn IN.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-20
REAL ESTATE TOR RENT

FARMS roR RENr y
GOOD FARM for rent. Phone '''s'
Gl-7-J. -
FARM FOR RENT-Stuck a1' .Wpe'
ments for sale, close TO Tulsa, 't' 49,
fine dairy and grain farm, wei lWf."l s',
fully equipped with machinery lWI ,
work stock, 20 dairy cows yuuuE 'Hll
sheep and hogg $50 acres IN rH. a.'u
possession at once. q. 4, Martin '-'
Boston. Usage 1883,
WANTED-liood second hand sah"l
reasonable price. Phone Usage
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-20
ron PLUMBING REPAIRS, CALI
CEDAR 20AA,
IlEIr MNNrEn-rnMNiE


WANrEu.-lu theatrical advertising ut.
NCot young woman as assistant, must
know something about NpsWrtnE but
need not by Uu ,Nprrt. Ihvuu between o
and 81, anu @. Tor appointment bbagv
thCl.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-20

uuusEl>EErEK Not over au to kc,p
house for man and Hmall SON, age i've,
state salary expected. H2N l', care uf
World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-20
EMPLOYMENT
ILnIr MNNrrn--N.Lh

"A. . ,fl.t,t
"N'l ~ W" h'"l "lp'..lhk young
u'H u',W''N ,l' uE" vl ~ ,hnus ~ w.
N'n'' WI. manage, hu 'tiN''h
.,,..a,. -,
49, ,'t,' ~" h" -" b'A,hN'l'
',h,'' "'''' '''' ~ "'' ''"t' '''N'-
~ 1901 wv" N"'h'iT 20 ecu H"n'N
", '"' tt,.tiii, 'ii.ll,s W.. ''",lsa '','
Nt. ''' ''' ''' ''''"''" ''' go ~.
'''''' ..--.........
~ \ btIE'llNb. Excellent upputtuus
lis good phy. irhy.l Write 9. =. Lud
wiz 50 W'HipNor lNdE., khuHhH city, Mo.
broke ond wiling to travel cut ot town
right away $50 per day To sndppy hus.
Nv',N', '"''""t,,s ''''' ~ ~" want ""'"
""'' '.'''' .....
bENllHr WANTED To take cotnpl"i"
y, "i t"''" rna,,h "l'',v 'u H',
nn ,Hat,isd nan 'nrcTr,,ca A., ''ii
r. Tu-per Wvnona okla
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-20
CARNArlON GROCERY
ANp MARKET
hlG south Main

~" Tor sale, doing good bust.
mess. sol Ea,' First
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-20

UuOMlSG HOUSE WASTED
Hav" 10000 cash. to invest lu ruomlug
house 700 hotel What have y.u9 Al.
dr,gs 7U3.Ii care uf world.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-20

WANTED Two neat appearing young
men between the age ut ~ ana, % 10
travel with manager. can between .
u. ana J.. m. Mr. brown, room OF
Hotel TULSA.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-20
PERSONAL PROPERTY

NEW YORK. Dclitatcssan. Grocery and
tish Market ~ receiving fresh ship
m"ut N frHsh fiBa daily. VIII deliver to
any pBrt ~ city Two poa.ds Or more %
fish Phone Usage s7tl. 2l2 y. Main
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-20
rolIrRY Am sIppIIrs

RHODE ISLAND RED COCKERELs that
VIII put color, Ngor, HIzo, and egg pro-
durlug capacity into your flock. also
rsgs al@ per 100. Get the benefit Of our
\ien years experience with the Reds. Col
l. rEe HlI Farm, Osagc 5lQ9-J.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-20
BUSINESS SERVICE

DoDhlNLspsJ s)iN v iSI
nIuDiNo NSp coSIHAtIINd "a
e. ~. 1rHns
D. y. j.. 30 1 phone nurot u.t2.
,ul uH fHr reliable vort
rtlluiNG. foWpdclinF pvrruau.uG ami
'll'f'nt .'gl' ~. f,aFnnoh eng neat
WEST SIDE Ei.,Iui, p.mpins HporI.l.
|2.. ir hrn.o wiring can ,"iat gse.
Ihe IT, q, !opI,le Company
rou rLrNulyg nrrMRs. CALL
CEDAR aOb4.
tuu ntst.ciDs7 ,smeut worA. call \. "
N,I"r cedar lzt2
PRACTICAL MtLpEN
J.. W. IlFUEn
UuUd now. pflr'H are duvu, plans and 90
flWafon furniah,1 rhon" p'aTs 7si2
WASTED o. do ,atpcst,, ~ork. repair.
mH connecting zoe stoves general
handy w'u. paare 7l1i
DurSSuNkiNG- NiLLINEW go
uItEsa aMNi,lNp cedar t,,
pitEHsMAktNg
pfag" $3.50
fIL .ltus ot piDIu srwur. Can psaso
tNu' Uf tHaN. IHI'.
FIRST DIAas unLssMNKtsG NSD
ALIIHNIiD<a Ill CAST SECOND.
FDU -NIIstN,ulD. AEp EAthTY
br VIVA TAILOR Asp rrU suUp
Notttiur aud altering, We carry tails ANA
ulWfHinF 49," Co., I.r''lnF, hruHti' ming
button ,uHtuur Hul uH.iuu h1I,H. ratah.
Iiauei t.uuYrfinIHIt 1910 IuouH as1.34.
uIid floor Hutlnapu nIds, mira ana
Main Sta
iiENarir.WN0 aud pIruunE 100 per
ysrd. Whit, Sowing Machine co.. 4lJ
o.. Iulfi
MoNINo ASH STORAGE es
r..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-20
FINANCIAL
~ -lNls. nIrOnll ,irir-

I|'HN I'U||H NH'II WON 600 -
..ECrnIC 7hga snop f'r sa'' logntted 10 |
NY LEASE expires Hui viii .ou aS pool |
tables complete ut 500 rs,h. one soda |
fountain. cigar ease. tbf'. fans and every
hing for pool r1ow. $500" owner at B. g.. |
and meat market ior sale. do |
ing tlsi dat, stock ana fixtures wiz |
invoice about 5000, Will H"ll meat do.
Iaftwoui separately 10 drHiryd. 800 u, 1
,aro Of World
SODA FOUNTAINS. Al sizes. from : TO
20 feet louE. both uSw and second hand
some used only few mouths Also cigar
aud candy cases shelving, tables. chairs
Hatbuusturs. can Ecll yuts all fixtures nee
,Npafy &c. oren first.claw confectionery or
drug store at % hlg saving iu price. al on
one contract, small cash payment. balance
essy monthly payments Write or wire
Groamau Fountain Co. Dallas TeSas.
Oh LANDS AND LEASES ga
Will MAKE good propagation to party
That VIII n"lp finaur" nv "VuippiuE
"i Two W..s. one now drIl.hS. iais'
WILL MY Productions no brokers
detailed description and price ucC.sFaty
n rrst letter Address 92' u, care of
N"iII.
CiosG ~ LEASES WANTED 4
lu shallow field. must bc Al, give de
care of Wnflt.
SHALLOW ACHEAGE- foor
proposition. two wells. 600 acres iu-
tercE'H ~ 500 Won now drilling. Phone
usare Cs'a e'I Unity nidg
uNluS COUNTY. ANSAS--O owner
ship maps showing wells Also other
counties. small county maps % any cour-
~ scn.og..al snd vel maps, !, mas
deli 3sl Wet Second street Little Rock.
Arlansas.
OF sTOck WANTED VIII take OF,
s'ock IN part payment for good cotton
corn and on land in Zee simple at $3.50.
BoN iis san Antonio. Texas.
on LEASES PAY
ORGANIZE \ SYNDICATE AND
ilA[E THAT on; LEASE DRILLED.
WRITE NpH rLAN HoN $50.
WOULD li,c to buy a good lease. mus,
be a bargain. T. O. 1893
WE AHE oIL aMEN aud are pooltne
enough money 20 arm % well on a proven
lease. range II Creek county You rIn
Join us if you have $500 and get Iu on
the sano eass ns ouracl'ea u you ar
ready 10y February +th, W" are not
spending any. money ON promotion and
cannot entertain curiusity seekers. Want
you in see and viii take you to location
rf the we'll. Address 7ll.B, care OF
World.
CNN MAKE good use ~ a good casting
head plant with capacity and plenty Of
gas. Will trade my Kansas production.
TWO reflpcrtrs OF good standing with lube
wax plant capacity. desire tu Join GER
IaIu investigated reliable petroleum sales
running from hHlt To- three quarters mIlr
lion dollars monthly, normal times sales
come IN and complete the chain. lf In
trrrstcd principals viii stand your rig.d
The New York herald., 1921-07-30
.LIBELS STEAMSHIP
FOR REPAIR CLAIM
Dry Dock Co. Asks $182,922
for Work Done on Potomac
Of U. S. Mail Line.

The steamship Potomac. one of the
nine vessels Of the United States Mail
Steamship Company seized last Friday
by officials Of the United States Ship
ping Board. was libeled yesterday by
the New York Dry Dock Company
In q suit for a repair claim amount
ing to $1s2. .s22.94. But the steamship
will sail for Bremen and Danzig Au-
gust II, as scheduled. despite the libel,
because the law provides the ship can
not be held up since 1t is Government
property. The Shipping Board is named
co-defendant with the United States
Mail Company In the suit.
George w. Belts of the firm OF Hunt,
Hill & Belts. 10 Broadway. filed the
papers in the action yesterday after
noon in the Federal District Court
The claim Is based on repairs to the
steamship made during January Feb
ruary and March at the Staten Island
shipyards OF the New York Harbor
Dry Dock Company. The plaintiff
company contends the reconditionine
work was finished In the one hundred
days agreed and that the bill submitted
for the work. which was done on the
cost plus basis, amounted to s427l22
Up to date, the company states, it has
received but $244,500.
The New York herald., 1921-07-30
BIG SITE COMPLETED
FOR L. I. CITY FACTORY
Other Transactions Closed u,
Queens Borough.

Roman-Callnan Company has assem-
bled and sold as site for a new indus
trial building with siding from the
Long Island Railroad plot Of 1880
square feet measuring 1c5x1o0. on Jack
son avenue. Long Island City, adjacent
to the former Ford Motor Building. This
location is one Of the most conspicuous
in Long Island City. The sellers are
the Right Rev. Patrick j. Hayes, rep
resented by George j. Gillespie, Esq.
and the Queens Bohemian Gymnastic
Association, represented by H. J. Welle-
bill ESQ.,. attorney.
The purchasers the Richeli Realty
Corporation. represented by w. F..
Timme. Esq. will build a seven story
reinforced concrete structure for the
sole occupancy Of Richard Hellman.
manufacturer Of food products. The con-
struction work is to be done by the
John K. Thurston Company.
William p. Jones & voeller Brothers
sold for Franck c. Stockholm to Alfred
J. Cobb five lots. each on the south side
of Stanley street, $50 feet west of VAN
dever avenue, Richmond Hill.
Mrs. Mary G. White. an old resident of
Jackson Heights. purchased the apart
ment she now occupies In 132 Twenty
third street. An apartment in 125
Twenty-second street has been purchased
by Frank J. Sheen.
Malba Estates Corporation. through
Champ & Dasey, sold at Malba on the
Sound quarter acre building site on
North Drive to Charles Bower, an archi-
tcct of Flushing. who is erecting from
his own plans an all year residence for
his occupancy
The New York herald., 1921-07-30
BUILDER BUYS PLOT FOR
FLATS ON BURNSIDE AVE.
Trading Fairly ActiUe /,
Northern Borough.

s. Friedenberg sold to the s. & L.
Building Corporation. Samuel Minshoff
president. the plot, 211x1o4x24l, at the
northwest corner of Creston and Burn
side avenues. Mr.. Minskoff will erect
Ave story apartment house and store
on the corner and five story house
on the Creston avenue end. Both houses
will accommodate about eighty tenants
Mr. Friedenberg was represented by
Max Miller. attorney.
Charles S. Kohler. Inc, sold for Ennis
& Sinnott, Inc. 1905 Nelson avenue, near
176th street, one block from University
avenue. a fve story apartment house
75x85x100x53, containing suites OF three
and four rooms, renting for $17.3oo per
annum and held at 100000. Max
Frank Is attorney for the purchaser.
w. J. Huston & Son sold to a client
Of David Corbet the plot, 50x10o, on the
west side Of Beach avenue, $50 feet
south OF Ludlow avenue, and the plot
50x100. on the west side OF White
Plains avenue. 400 feet north Of RAN
dali avenue.
Arthur weyl q Co. sold for the estate
of John s. Bussing the four story eight
family fat at 1447 Minford place, 25.sx
100.
Max Meyers. represented by Morris
Bekowitz. attorney, sold to Jennie Daxe
the two story frame house, with ga.
rage. 61x117. at 1879 Prospect avenue
southwest corner of 176th street
The New York herald., 1921-07-30
Busine.s Property Sales.
IN SUBURBAN FIELDS.

Meister Builders. Inc. sold to Louie
A. Fischer the seventy-five acre farm
known as the Finberg Farm at White
House, N. ].
@. ruoti & Co. sold for B. Lopez to
vincenzo Nocerino and another 100
acre farm at Glenham, N. T.. near Bea-
con.
Simpson Merritt Company sold for III,
T. Dickopf a building in the business
section of Montclair. The building con-
tains two stores and two apartments.
Robert e. Farley Organization rented
for Mrs e. L. Just her Murray Hill resi-
dence for the summer season to Mrs. /.
A. Zacharius of New York city.
The scarsdale Estates, Robert Z. Far
ley, president. sold to . Greenacres resi-
dent a plot on Sage Terrace South, on
which the buyer will erect a house In
the near future.
Prince & Ripley leased for Mrs. Ella
p. Fay OF Ridgewood. N. j.. her prop
erty on Highbrook avenue. Pelham
Manor. to Mrs. Cathryn Arlington of
New York city.
Thomas s. Burke sold for August
Buhrmeister. Inc, the garage with ac-
cessory store at 242 Mclean avenue.
Yonkers. having frontage Of 125 feet,
to Charles J. Smith.
The New York herald., 1921-07-30
AMERICAN PORTS.
fBy NALL

ABERDEEN. Wash. July 2a-saiied. str
Honolulu. Nanaimo.
seSr sqGameAv JAMES " fns HoWsrd. Hampton Ian Re.ds
FERNANDINA. Fla. July 24-Arrfved, str
Livingstonia (Br). Glasgow.
Sailed 18th. str Wassenaar tDutcn)'
HeoGNoLuLU. July 2i--Arrived. strs Ian "a,
sing, San Francisco Manukai, Seattle 20,
Golden state, Hong Kong; az &c; .or Sra,s Gan ran
Arrived oath. strs Fatoka. San Francisco
for Manila: Korea Maru (Jap). Yokohama.
sailed 22d, strs schodack Shanghai 2sd,
IS Sailed Il d 2sd. str MaRara tBry. Vancouver.
scss SAGkSoSyyIFFaad S4ins Fdnds.6n ~. asy
riorence S9 Lillian. Philadelphia Via Bass
oRxNiGE. Ter. July ae-clearsd. schr
Laguna, Tampico.
PORTLAND. Mo. July ce-Arrived. tus
ssd ssS SSr0s sshss ss"nf Ea Psros
Boothbay Harbor; veima L Hamiin. walton
S. san Pacific ahaNGis0G Gsonl. & sad Iusiine ssst,
and Honolulu: Santa Rita. Tacoma.
Sailed 23d. strs Henry ]. Scott. Seattle; La
Placentia. Port San Luis; Caoba. Graye
Harbor: Derblay. Puget Sound; echr City OF
paResi,s; arriSsd onsd. ga. schr Annie NJ Campbell
GaTawn Drum, Port Portland, md 8: HsmSTo. DO VIA AZ
torIa 25th. West Lewark, Astoria Tor Ant
werp Ito finish loadlng).
SAN PEDRO, Cal. July 22-Arrived' su
''SGriSdi xrriSedi Esd. ctr Robin Goodfellow. sar
Francisco. 49,.
dephia, pfInu New New York and Boston. :,
Sailed ed. str Colombia. Kingston. Ha'
'Ias sHBiNE. me r Tex. July 24-saiied, strs John Z
Rockefeller. Charleston; Atlantic Sun. ches'
ter, Pa.
The New York herald., 1921-07-30
ESTATES APPRAISED.

MARCUS l.. WARL. Newark, ". J. (May
2T, 1920. Leaving a gross estate OF $4,000
900. OF which S225.91o In personal property
Is taxable In New York. Fourteen Newark
charities receive $4,000 each. the Marcus
L. Ward Post of the q. A. r. receives S2j,-
600. and tho residue will found home for
aged and respectable bachelors and widow
SAMUEL r. NrRpLrNeER, Philadelphia
November IL. 1919. Leaving a total es-
tate OF s3.T34 900. with s423, 3,045 taxable in
New York. SON. Frederick " Nirdlinger;
adopted daughter. Theresa Burke Nirdlin-
ger, and two grandsons receive the bulk
a. STERLING. Cleveland,
Ohio t-ebruary ~, 1a20). Leaving gross
estate OF $5.O0O.O00, with S123.S79 taxable
In New York. More than twenty employees
receive bequests of SfO0 each. Dccedent's
family divide the residue.
HENRY BOND VAUGHAN. Orange, n. J..
(septembcr Il, 1920. Leaving an estate OF
$3.50 SS4. with ssc5 .225 taxable In New
York. Wife, Lucy NJ. Vaughan, receives
income from the entire estate during life.
after which the estate goes to Emma W.
and Helen Vaughan. daughters, and Will
lam W. Vaughan, son.
JAMES MITCHELL (July %. 1o20l. Leav-
INK an estate Of s2.4G7.2fS. wife. Caro-
iyn Marie Mitchell receives 1922 .4O6.
Daughter. Carolyn, receives s208, ,27s. Son.
Charles Malcolm Mitchell, receives ~ ,0o6,-
90 n
The New York herald., 1921-07-30
REAL ESTATE JorTINes.

The Royal Card and Paper Company
Is the buyer of the seven story business
building at 1872 to 1876 West Fourteenth
street. recently sold by William Prayer.
Spear g. Co. were the brokers In the deal.
Spear a Co. have been appointed man
aging agents for the eight story and
basement building at go to 234 West
Seventeenth street
John J. Dillop is the buyer of 449
West End avenue, Clara A. Smith OF 511
West 1920 street, the Daylight Corpora
ton of 331 East -Sixty-ffth street and
Francis w. Baldwin Of 4 West 12lst
street. for which he paid s27.5oo. The
properties we're recently reportea sold
Hyrnan Berman is the buyer from
Charles Astor Bristed Of the plot. 57.10x
33.3. at the northeast corner of West
Houston street and Seventh avenue
sold recently. The new owner will Inn
prove the site.
Jules Nehring. Inc. has been ap.
pointed agent of 552 and 554 West 1s5tf
street.
Henry Brady has been appointed re-
ceiver OF rents Of 399 East Fourth
street by Justice Donnelly and of IS. 1t
and 20 West street and % Washington
street by Justice Burr.
The New York herald., 1921-07-30
WILL HOLD MANHATTAN
BEACH AUCTION TODAY

Some of the best located lots and
ten new houses at Manhattan Beach
are TO be sold to-day by Joseph P. Day.
auctioneer. FOR the Beaumere Realty
Company and other owners on the
premises at $3.50 P. NJ. rain or shine.
Approximately 400 lots are involved in
the sale. while the dwellings, have never
been occupied and are to be sold with
immediate possession. The lots are To-
Gated and adjucent to Oriental boule-
ward. Shore boulevard. Amherst, Beau
mont. Kensington. Langham and Nc