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The New York herald., 1921-11-19
PLOT TRADING IN BRONX
HITS CYCLONIC SPEED

The cyclone of trading in Bronx lots
and plots has reached a. velocity where
one plot has been sold four times in
one week. The transactions affect the
four lots at the southwest corner of
Burnside and Davidson avenues, beng
part Of the block bounded by Burnside.
fremont, Grand and Davidson avenues,
reported sold last week by Hall ]. How
& Co. for Kountze Bros. bankers. to
the Tivoli Realty Company. Judson S.
Todd, president.
Hall j. How G. Co. resold the lots
for Mr.. Todd's company to William
Cumming, oldtime west side builder.
For him they resold them to Nathan
Wilson, and for Mr. Wilson they i'm
mediately resold the property to Irving
Judis.
other Vacant Land Deals.
Albert d. Phelps resold for Irving
Judis and Joseph Silverson block
front on the north side of East 10th
street. between Townsend and Walton
aveues. 2OOxlOO and resold for Julian
Kovacs to Ennis & Sinnott the north
east corner Of Whyte street and 10th
street. 1O0x1OO irregular. The purchasers
contemplate the erection OF one story
business building.
The Benenson Realty Company bought
from John +. Fetzer the plot. s0x100. at
the southwest corner of Bainbridge
avenue and 19Sth street, for improve
ment. The same company also pur-
chased from the Kent-Jones Realty
Company the one story taxpayer at the
southeast corner of Ogden avenue and
i53d street. The latter parcel was held
at s55, 900.
Stebbins Realty and Construction
Company. Inc. purchased through VIM.
T.. Kurz from Henry L. Hunter the
block front on the csat side of Morris
avenue. being 120 feet on Morris avenue
and 1s5 feet on 165th street by 10S feet
on College avenue. This is the first
change of ownership in forty years.
The same buyers purchased through
George Coster G. VIM. f. Kurz from
the Bond and Mortgage Guarantee
Company n plot, 100 feet front by "a
feet deep. on the east side of Cauld-
well avenue and 15sth street. and resold
the property TO the Helroso Holding
Corporation. which will improve with
n two story taxpayer.
The New York herald., 1921-11-19
O'NEILL AUCTION TODAY.

The holdings of the late Henry
C'Neill, dry goods merchant and
founder of the dry goods concern of
H. O'Neill 0ater O'Neil. Adams & Coz
are to be offered this afternoon on the
promises at . o'clock in large auction
hall at Jerome avenue and 2l2th street.
The property to be sold consists of
fifty-six lots on Jerome avenue. De-
Kalb avenue. cambridge avenue and
o12th street. together with lots on Gun
Hill road. Jerome avenue and 20Sth
street. and several plots on 207th street
at Parkside place and Decatur avenue.
Liberal terms have been arranged.
The New York herald., 1921-11-19
DECEMBER MILK PRICE
REMAINS UNCHANGED

The milk prices for December. made
public yesterday by the Dairymen's
League Cooperative Association. Inc.
1903 Fifth avenue. indicated that the peo-
pie OF the city will pay approximately
the same price for milk next month as
they have been paying since October
IN other words. fifteen cents a quart for
Grade b. eighteen cents for Grade A
and twenty-elght cents a quart for GER
tilted milk. The league emphasized this
wss unusual pointing out that prices
usually are highest in December because
during that month the production OF
milk usually is the lowest.
Under the associations plan for col
lective bargaining" the statement said
farmers will receive an average price
for all milk sold In the various classes,
less costs Of operation Farmers proba-
bly, will -'allze for average milk. 3c
per cent. ',rfat less than six cents
a quart"
The New York herald., 1921-11-19
URGES VETO ON TAX BILL.
Darwin =. Kingsley Wires Protest
to President.

Darwin P. Kingsley, president of the
Chamber of Commerce of the State OF
New York, telegraphed President Har-
ding last night urging him to veto the
tax bill now before Congress. Mr.
Kingsleye telegram follows:
THE executive committee of the Cham
Der of Commerce of the State of New
York urges you to withhold your ap-
proval Of the pending tax bill, in which.
against your advice. a maximum surtax
OF 90 per cent on incomes has been
agreed to by both houses of Congress
This excessive surtax is economically
unwise because its chief effect is not to
tax the rich but to drive capital out of
business and therefore to increase unem-
ployment with all its attendant evils''
The New York herald., 1921-11-19
POMERENE ATTACKS
NEWBERRY DEFENCE
Would Resign If He Were ir,
Michigan Mans Place.

WASHINGTON. Nov 1S.-Declaration
by Senator Pomerene Democrat (Ohio).
that he would resign II evidence such
as that submitted against Senator New
berry were adduced against him marked
further consideration by the Senate to-
day of Henry Ford's contest of Mr..
Newberry's scat as Senator from
Michigan.
Asked by Senator Walsh, Democrat
(Mont). what his action would be II
he had violated no laws. the Ohio Sena-
tor replied
'If I were innocent I'd fight the battle
of my life for my rights. ! would not
remain silent"
Mr.. Pomerene charged that majority
members of the Senate Elections Com
mittec. presided over by Senator
Spencer. Republican (Mo). had blocked
all efforts TO gather pertinent testimony
In it's investigation OF the case
The New York herald., 1921-11-19
SI20, 900 FOR SEAMENS
BRANCH OF BROOKLYN'Y'
Court AiloWs Mortgage, Re.
Ucaling Gift.

The application OF the Brooalyn Y. NJ
c. A. to Supreme Court Justice Kelby
for permission TO mortgage its property
at Richards and Van Brunt streets re-
vealed yesterday that the "Y" had re-
cevod 100000 from an unnamed person
for the work of the merchant seamen' s
branch In Richards street, where It is
erecting n new building at cost OF
$f65,000 The work is so great and 80
promising" stated the papers that
chartably disposed people have given
and promised to give very considerable
sums for the erection and furnishing OF
a new building"
Justice Kelby granted permission Ia
mortgage the property for 100000.
The New York herald., 1921-11-19
BIG LOAN FOR HOTEL,

A first mortgage loan OF 5000, 900 has
been made on the new Commonwealth
Hotel to be erected on the west side
of Seventh avenue. between Fifty-nfth
and F1fty-slxth streets. The loan Is
made by the Title Guarantee and Trust
Company TO Il. l.. Barnett Inc, CON
strpction agents for the project. Tho
plans for the hotel were filed about
two months ago. The mortgage ls for
three years AZ per cent. interest.
The New York herald., 1921-11-19
FORMER RYAN HOME
LEASED FOR BUSINESS
Will Rent for 100000 Net
for Fl Yeore.

The five story American basement
house, at 26 East Fifty-fourth street,
has been leased through Donald Carr
for twenty-one years. This property is
nearly opposite the new home of Lucille
Inc, and was formerly the home of Mrs.
Thomas f. Ryan. The same broker re-
Gently sold 1t for Mrs. Ryan to the
present owners. thereby clearing up a
restriction on their property adjoining,
at "a East Fifty-fourth street, which
enabled him a short time ago TO lease
No. "a for them to Rosenberg Inc. for
twenty-one years. The lease on No. 26
calls for all improvements. upkeep and
taxes. and the net aggregate will total
about 100000.
OTHER RESIDENTIAL RENTALS.
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. leased a
large apartment in 470 Park avenue to
Mrs. Vincent b. Thomas. furnished for
the winter; an apartment in 270 Park
avenue to Mrs. G. A Weisl in 45O
Madison avenue TO Mrs. A NJ. Roberts
in 110 West Fifty-flfth street to Mrs.
+. d. Guy; in 40 East Sixty-second
street to Mrs. A. l.. Pollock, and in 6S
East Eighty-sixth street to E. Celestin
and Mrs. William Tager
William A. White & Sons leased an
apartment in 10 West Fifty-fourth
street to Salad II. Rizavi
Peter Grimm leased for Gilbert
Emery his house. fully furnished, at 253
East Sixty-first street, to FELTON, Elkins.
Leonard j. Carpenter has rented
apartments In 229 West f01st street to
George Porter, Maurice Davidson and
Eugene J. Hall; in COL West 112th
street (Claremont Hall) to Charlotte
Conor. Alfred c. F'ordon, Samuel S.
Palmer. Leopold Goldsmith and DR..
Francisco del Vale: in 300 West 1O2d
street to Charles E. Colahan; in 323
East Seventeenth street to BENJAMIN
M. Anderson, Jr.. and In 301 East Sixty
eighth street to Elizabeth NJ. Butler.
Haggstrom-Callen Company leased
apartments in IL West Seventy-sixth
street to Bishop Gormanos and Morgan
Kingston Of thS Metropolitan Opera
Company; in 81 West Sixty-eighth
street to Maurice N. Deem and Chief
Canpolican of the Metropolitan Opera
Company in 3i1 West Seventy first
street to Henry Simon: In II West
Sixty-ffth street to G. w. Hall and
Helen Garcia and In 30 West Sixty
fifth street TO c. a. Savage.
Carstein & LinnelSin. Inc. have leased
apartments In 100 West 12fst street 10
Samuel Seinfe and Ignatz Friedman
in 2l4 West Ninety-second street 10
William II. Driscoll. Irvine Fitzhenry,
Ivan Lytton, Oscar Rothmiller. Edward
Koles. Lillian Parker. Marion II. Isaacs
and Joseph w. Williams.
Worthngton. Whitohouse. Inc. rented
furnished. large apartment In III
Madison avenue to Charles Shiverick.
Charles NJ. de Rosa Company leased
an apartment in 1863 East Thirty-fourtli
street 20 Joel Isaacs.
The New York herald., 1921-11-19
IN THE AUCTION MARKET
II vesey Street.

by SAfnUeI NlHTA.
Houston street. 516-51s East, north side. 90
feet west of Tompkins street, two story
tenements, s0x100; voluntary sale; to the
Tami-Ami Realty Company for $4,000.
Sixtieth street, 39-41 West, north side. 125
feet east of Columbus avenue, two story
tenements, 50x100: voluntary sale; to Jacob
Candel for $4,000.
The New York herald., 1921-11-19
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
INVESTORS!
BUILDERS!
OPERATORS!

- - - - -
OPERATORS!
We Must Sell
ABSOLUTE AUCTION
Estate of
Jas. A. Mahony
/. Howard Lehman, Atty,
Trinity Bldg. n. Y. @.
Tuesday, Nov. 20
AT NOON, IA VESEY ST.
The Following Lots and Plots
FORT WASHINGTON AVE,
1e9th. st. a. Haven Ave.-1s
BROADWAY
n. w. cor. as2d st; a Kings
bridge Ave.-3S LOTS.
LEXINGTON AVE,
". w. cor. 120th ST., 1OOx65,
Jerome Ave-. Mt. Eden BEL
mont st. a. Townsend Ave.
12 LOTS.
ACADEMY ST,
5. Il. cor. Post Ave.--6 LOTS.
|ELWOOD ST,
8. W. cor. 1s6th st.-3 LOTS.
AVE,
u.
West Kingsbridge I'D. g. Fort
Independence St.-2 to 3 LOTS
EACH.
!GILES PL.,
Il. d w. Sides. north OF Fort
Independence St.--1s LOTS.
|BAILEY AVE,
Near Kingsbridge Rd. e. near
Summit Pl.-2 PLOTS. LOTS
|KINGSBRIDGE TERRACE,
n. W. cor. Nindham PI.-2l
YONKERS
Lincoln Station-McLean Ave.
- BLOCKS OF BUILDING
Except for the Yonkcrs property, all
OF the MahOny Estate holdings arcI
improved with Dwellings or Apartmcntl
Houses.
Financial institu tions have assured usj
.hey VIII make reasonable bui!dingl
.oans ior the Improvement of these
Send for BookmGp
MORGENTfiAu JRG
Agents
2oo Broadway, N. Y. c.
d4xz4;2 x!:|;!:!!!
67 Liberty ST., N. Y. c.
Tel. Cortlandt O744.
The New York herald., 1921-11-19
SHOP CRAFT RULES
READY BY DEC. 1
Labor Board Paves Way for
Consolidation of Wage
Schedules.
AFFECTS 100000 MEN
All Class One Railroads Ey-
pected TO Put New Rules
Into Effect.

CHICAGO, Nov. Is (Associated Press -
The United States Railroad Labor Board
announced tonight that new working
rules for the six shopcrafts probably
will be completed and issued in time to
become effective December /.
Issuance of the rules under recent
decision of the board paves the way for
consideration of requests which may be
filed by the roads for revision of the
shopcraft wage schedules
The new shopcraft rules will affect
approximately 500, 900 men on all Glass
l railroads in the country. Only ninety
four railroads are directly concerned in
the present case, the others not having
their submissions in proper shape when
the case was taken up, but board men,
bers anticipate that all the Class / rail-
roads will probably carry out the de-
cision without further hearings. The
boards statement issued tonight said :
''Such satisfactory progress during the
last week has been made in the consid-
Grafton of rules and working conditions
for the six shopcrafts that it is alto
gether probable these rules will be
completed and will become effective De-
cember L.
Five Months Consideration.
The board members said tonight that
the new rules have been practically COM
pleted in less than five months. while
the national agreement, which they
supersede, required the attention Of rail-
way, Government and labor representa-
fore 1t was completed.
The labor boa rd 5 work on the rules
was interrupted by the threatened rail-
road strike, which was averted October
27. A few days previously the board
had announced that no further wage
reductions for any class of employees
would be considered by the board until
working rules and agreements in dis
pute for that class of employees had
been passed on.
The board, it was indicated tonight.
will next take up for consideration the
rules and working conditions for the
maintenance of way employees. There
are a large number of disputed ques-
tions regarding these rules already be-
fore the board and statisticians have
prepared most of the cases for presen-
tation.
The national agreement which the
new rules will displace was first
brought before the Railroad Adminis-
tration in January, 1919. 1t was sub
mitted to a committee of twenty-eight
men, fourteen representing the em-
ployees and fourteen the roads. This
committee considered the rules for four
months, after which the findings were
reviewed by the National Board on Rail-
way Wages and Working Conditions.
The Railway Administration then
passed on the rules.
Steps for revision of the national
agreements before the labor board were
taken April 16 1920, after the railroads
and their employees had finished pre-
lminary negotiations both as to wages
and rules and working conditions with
out reaching, any agreement. The board
FASTENED the decision by ordering fur
ther conferences between employees
and the roads on rules and working
conditions. The results were reported
back to the roads, which in July began
the work of formulating new rules.
The New York herald., 1921-11-19

An advertisement IN the Lost and
Found columns OF THE NEW YOEK
HERALD offers a real possiSaty OF
recovering your iost property.
The New York herald., 1921-11-19

Borough Of Quecns-Saic or Rent.
Evening star., 1921-03-23
WANTED-APARTMENTS

WE HAVE TENANTS FOR YOUR APART
ments. Agent or owner pays ,, NO rSmnissi'n- %n
Phone Main 2oGl. 500 BOND hios.
wANTED--s OR 4 ROOM APARTMENT
with kitchen and hath. unfurnished: no O.. sah-
dren. Gall Line. 102J. "a,
T'NFTKNfSHBD 2 OR ROOM APARTMENT
or small house: NV. ne. or suburbs. ADDRESS
Box l2O-D. Star office. 20
BY APRIL 1. I ROOM. KITCHEN AND BATH
apartment semi-livins room furnished OF
unfnr.: state price. Box l5l-D, Star oh1ce. 20
FURNISHED OR UNFURSISHED. . OR 8
rooms. kitchenette and bath April 10; NV
section Address Boz 135-D. Star office %
o-ROOM APARTMENT OR ONE ROOM AND
kitchenefte in private family; locality norm
able must have phone 10 house ana rent rea-
soma bic state rent. Address Post ofice BOX
1926 Washington. "a
ranged for light housekeeping: must be CEN
trail Address Box SD Star office.
APRIL 1. COMPLETELY FURNISHED OUT
side apartment by couple with one child. AT
least . rooms, kitchenette and bath. Give iuli
description. including terms. location and pfice.
Address Kingman, 1880 X. st. NV
9 ROOMS. KITCHEN. BATH. UNFURNlsH-
ed: apartment house. NV. April Isl: no Sn. snii.
WANTED OKs ROOMS. KIUHENErTE
and bath apt: furnished or unfuInisneo' M. IN
Pont or thomas Circle. reasonable. Address
Box 333C. star office.
UNFCRNISHED, THREE ROOMS. kITCH-
enette bath: apt. house: 3 adults; not over SEQ.
Address Box aOS-P. SrAr ofice. 23s
REFINED YOUNGA LADY WISHES TO
share centrally located apartment with one
girl Address Box BID. Star ONCE. "a
BY April. l. 3-ROOM AND BATH APART.
ment; suburban preferred; reasonable; perma.
nent If desirable. G. Il. kINAoN. Phone
Col. 1Gs76-J. "a
WANTHD-3 TO ROOM APARTMENT. CN-
furnished, by April Is in NV. section: man
and wife: reasonable rent and lease. Address
ROY 1j-D star Office. 2As
SMALL, UNFURNISHED, HOUSEk EEPfNG
by couple; no children. Address Box 3o-D. star
of9ce 24s
ONE ROOM, KITCHENETTE AND BATH,
furnished; moderate rental: will purchase fur
niture IL reasonable: give details. Address Box
50 ID. Star Office. -
Evening star., 1921-03-23
WANTED-ROOMS

By GENTLEMAN In government service quiet
room within mile distance north or west M OK
patent ONCE: state particulars. Address hox
H3-D, Star once.
BY COUPLE tno children). or unfurnished
rooms. including kitchenette: near Lincoln
Park. Call Franklin 1881. to .. "A
STUDIOCS YOUNG MAN, mail carrier. wants
room in vicinity Of city post cfdee; electric
lights: near bath with private lavatoey give
particulars. Address Box 81 D. Star ONCE .
MARRIED COUPLE wants furnished room and
kitchenette: Ink: near Sth and II sts ne.
Address Box 1886 n. Star office.
YOUNG LADIES. Protestant. desire room
with private family in NV: twin beds: with
or near good board: reasonable. Address ho1
11gD. Star office.
MT. PLEASANT sDCTIoN-Furnished: young
woman employed: permanent. Address hox
$40. Star office.
TWO SISTERS desire room with sleeping porch
in Cleveland Park hoard II possible. Addfsss
Box 1J3 d. Star Office.
GENTLEMAN wants room witch private bath:
walking distance Of Treasury: state price. Ad-
dress BOX 1872 star office.
Young LADY desires room. privat. family.
Columbia Heights: state terms. Address hoH
l3l-D. Stsr Office. -
MARRIED COUPLE wants or , unfurnished
rooms in Georgetown: state price Address
Box l2G-D Star office. -
LADY. permanently employed. wishes quiet
room in we'll kept home. NV: reasonable rel
errnce address, BOX COD star office.
SINGLE R0oM-Gentlemau: private family
state terms. Address Box 21S-B. Star Office.
..s
LADY desires bed-iivnx room with privilege
of entertaining caller; state price. Address
Box 5.-D- Star Office 23s
THREE or four unfurnished housekeeping
rooms; ami. Address Box 341-C. Star office
LARGE FRONT ROOM. light. for stuaio Ad-
dress Box 2gT-C. Star Office. e.2a-
WANTED-ROOMs WITH BOARD.
ROOM AND BOARD, by refined Jewish Amer
couple with three year old child: own
child's crib. Address Box 141.D. Star Office.
YOUNG LADY in Office desires room and board
with refined private family in NV. section
vicinity 18th and Columbia road preferrd
Address Box 15OD. Star office.
YOUNG MAN desires . rooms with board for
himself and mother in private family: n.e. Sec
| ton preferred. but not essential. Address Box
12iD. Star office. 70
YOUNG MAN. refined desires room and boa rd
with private family: NV. SECTION. Address Box
l35-D. Star office.
ROOM AND BOARD. preferably in we'll kept
private home, is wanted by Army officer. must
have be adjacent TO q garage. Address de-
tailed reply to Box 1OS-D. Star of1ce.
HOME for ,-montl-o old bottle baby through
summer months: not over $40 per month: city
suburbs. Address Box 352-C, Star Office. 23 .
Evening star., 1921-03-23
WANTED-TO RENT

BY APRIL l5: SMALL. HOUSE. FURNISHED:
adults must have all improvements and ga
rage In northwest Address Box 1eT-D. Star
ONCE aas
SMALL. uNFURNIsHED MoDERN House
oy May 1: permanent. Address Box 1a-p. Star
office.
GROOM HOUSE BY Z ADULTS: NO CHfi.-
areh: NV or nesr-in suburb. able
Phone Main 5Sac 3s
WANTED--TO RENT FURNISHED OR IN
Turn ished houses apu rtm~nts, in the city
or suburbs LOUIS p SHOEMAKER, 1907
New York ave. NV. Main 116.
SMALL UNFrRNISHED HOUSE OR FOUR
or nve room apartment in quiet nc'gh,"rhood :
northeast preferred: mnst be sonabie. Ad-
dress BOX S4GC. Star ohicr. 80
HOUSE, FURNISHED OR uNrrRNfSHEI'.
ON good automobile road and trolley 70
road: suitable for b"xrviers tea hou-~: fHi.
ln rticulars. Address BOX 354-C star Office 70
WANTED HOUSE FOR OOIORED-e OR =
rooms; city or suburban. Address Box IL -
Star Office. 20
FOR SIX MONTHS OR LONGER FROM
Apr!l or IL. q hve 70 seven room houR~: fnr-
nished or unfarnished In nearby Virgins
must be rasona able: In reply state full de-
tails. Address BOX 3A2-C. Star Office. c3'
CONGRESSMAN DESIRES TO RENT A
HOME In the NV. Col. HS6i.
Evening star., 1921-03-23
APARTMENTS TO LET
FUR. OR UNFUR-Co.tinsed


UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY TO eURIEr-
Most attractive. new. up-to-date housekeep
ing apartment: from May L: southwest cotne.
on 18th st: cool for summer: terms 10 .s.. M.
applicant. Inquire Apt. 23s. Til" HadleiEh- ~
2 ROOMS AND kIIy,HENErrE FOR IIehT
housekeeping. furnished 0e unfnrnishss. water
ou same door. Price. 81. Apply 6a1 q 81, Sc
UNFURNisHED.
APARTMENT DowNTowS. > ROOMS AND
cant April j. W H. MARSHALL. 9sS y. y.
ave.
NEAR 10th AND r sTs.-4 ROOMS AND
WALTER A. BROWN. 400 H at NV
BROOM FLAT BEING HNrIEE srd FLOOR
OF bsin-ss bid. Ps. ave. nr. 9Th Rrn. IS"
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO co. "ii y. Y ave
bath apartment. nnfurnished. 10 party paying
$25 70 cover moving expense: apt. rents Tor
So, per Possession Immediately. Address
Box l6S-D. Star office.
1l5 \. Y. AVE. Nw.-oNE or THE FINEST
downtown apartments Of rooms. bath and
porch. See janiior-
100 18th ST. SE-CoRNER HOUSE NEAR
Lincoln Park: entire second foor. three -,
exceptionally clean and well arranged; very
comfortable and desirable home. Call after
> pm. 70
1s2, HARVARD N.w-s ls,oMs. BATH tES-
tire Bird fioorl: Ink: electricity: instantaneous
hot water: h.-w h. adults Phone toi. 1856 :"
FOR RHNT-APT. : ROOMS AND BATH.
porch: immediate possession. 1856. irving ST.
NV. -
HARRY wARDMAN.
Main 4leO. 1880 X st. nv.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Modern two room and bath non
housekeeping apartments: downtown location
THE CHArMOST.
1896 Eye St. overlook ing Franklin Park
MOORE & HILL. INC. l42. II ST NV.
BRIGHT. ATTRACTIVE. TWO LARGE. ONE
small rooms: kitchen: bath: SluO per month
| 19I0 18th st MY re
| NAVAL OFFICER WILL. SCBLET ROOMS
bath, kitchenette. breakfast roon aud porch
! rent. $l2O. Apply Apt. 5l0. the HadleiSh.
Evening star., 1921-03-23
OFFICES AND STUDIOS

ONE OR TWO DESKS TN BRIGHT OFFICE.
excellent location, Room 10. l5iI H st.
FOR kENT-WtlOLE SbaDND FLOOR OF 4
new bldg. 36xil3: about 1000 IT. OF floor
space: windows and skyiights all sides ~
dark places; heat furnishvd: rrnt $50 per mo-
SrUNE FAIRFAX. 1912 \. Y. nv
WANTED AT ONCE-SfA.TIOS OF STORE
Office rooms suitable for professional occri-
pancy. Address Box 26-D. Star oftce
l11l II ST. N.w.-BUSINESS OFFICE
available April ]. Apply
AMERICAN SECURITY & TRUST co.
18th 81. and la. ave. NV.
I'd AND Sd FLOORS. S.w. CORNER or sth
and Z SITS. NV: Si1s per month: suitable for
Once or store purposes.
]. LEO koI.B. a23 New York ave. NV
CoLORED DOCTOR OR DENTIST FOR
rent. apartment. Rooms. bath: electric light,
otwlter heat; conveniently located. NV
section: will positively not rent for purposes
other than Office as stated: price. $4s per mo !:
long lease IL desired. Address Box 290-C, star
mice