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The Washington herald., 1921-02-05
What Congress Did
Yesterday.
SENATE.


Called to order Mt I: m., ad=
| Journed at $40 p. m. until IL q.
m. today.
Sundry civil bill, carrying x4I0,-
s21, ,1O7 appropriations and includ-
ing several Important District
amendments, reported by Appropri-
/ tons Committee.
Legislative program for remain
der OF session taken up by Joint
steering Committee of senate and
House.
Amendment to tarin bill raising
the proposed duty on wheat frsm
30 to 40 ceats passed.
Naval Affairs suheomm mittee hIes
anfaverabIe report with the eom-
mIttee on senator Borsh's ressIu-
tIon for n naval holiday Of ak
months.
Wheat and meat feature tarin
debate, in which Senators Under
wood. simmons, Walsh, Williams
| and others participated.
Appropriations, Military Affairs,
Foreign Relations, AxrIeuItur re,
Manufactures, Mines and MInInE,
Steering and Naval Affairs commit
tees met.
Bills and Amendments.
sheppard, Texas Cfor johnson, of
south DakOts)-BIII restoring an
Huities of two lower bands of Sioux
| Indians.
owen, OkIahOms-Amendm to
general deficiency appropriations
bill 10 pay S313ySI1 to Pswnee In
| dians.
AshurSt. AriEona-Amendme to
agricultural appropriations bill to
increase appropriations for investI-
eating physiology of crop plants
from S51 .O6O to s6s, ,06O, also amend
ment to Indian appropriations bill
Increasing certain appropriations.
Fletcher, FIOddn-Amendmen to
diplomatic and consular spproprin-
tions bill to provide s25,OOO for ex-
pense OF Inter-American High Com
nissIOnS also eleven amendments to
agricultural appropriations bill in
creasinE certain appropriations.
owen, ,OkInhOma-BiII to perpetu-
ate memory of ChIckssaw and Sem-
mole Indian tribes In Oklahoma.
Nelson, MInnesotn-BiIl to amend
relating to judiciary.
FeutlOns ana memorials.
Jones, Washington-Memo of
American Legion of WapatO, Wash,
opposing occupation by Japanese of
Indian lands on Yakima Indian res
ervation in Washington state.
Capper, kRnSas-PetItiOn of Farm
Loan Association, of Norcntur,
Kas- faVorinE n law for strengthen
ing the Federal farm loan acts
also resolutions of farm OrEnniEn-
tions of winheId, Cedar Falls and
wellington, Has, fRvOrinE n law to
prevent gambling in grain markets.
Laid Before senate.
Message from House of Repre-
sentativeS announcing the Speaker
had signed the resolution providing
the President with a duplicate copy
of the bill awarding n medal of
honor TO Robert L. Cox.
HOUSE.
Met at = M. adjourned at 8 p. m.
until noon today.
Resumed consideration OF army
appropriation bill.
Adopted unanimous consent agree
ment to convene each morning OF
O'Clock to expedite passage of ap-
preparation bills.
! Nolan. of California. presented
! Immigration and Naturalization
force and salaries in Patent once
for printing under the rules.
Bills Reported.
Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Transferring panhandle and plains
sections OF Oklahoma and Texas
from mountain to central time.
Immigration and Naturalization
The Washington herald., 1921-02-05
Decorated Veteran Marries.

WINCHESTER. Va, Feb. 4.-Isaac
F. AIlemong. a istinguished serv-
ice cross member of Company ],
ll6th Infantry. in France during the
world war. and Hilda L. Massie were
married yesterday. Allemong was
decorated for capturing a German
machine gun nest single handed.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-05
Fredericksburg People We'd.

FREDBRICKSBUR Va. Feb. 4
-Oda w. McGaha and Mrs. Eva d
Cavanaugh. both of this city. were
married here last night at the resi-.
dence of Rev. II. l. Hout, pastor oil
the Methodist Church.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-05

In a recent hose test in Boston
the water rushing through at a
tremendous pressure resulted in the
hose igniting from excessive fric-
tion caused by vibration between
two cotton jackets.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-05
Nominations Sent Senate.

President Wilson yesterday sent
to the Senate the following nOmi-
nations: To be commissioner of
patents, Melvin H. -Coulston. now
assistant commissioner. To be reg
lister OF land office. Spencer E. Bur-
roUghs, OF SusanviIe. Cal
New-York tribune., 1921-07-24
Confidence i'm Owners
Destroyed by Trickster
Sent Father Knick N. c. Cheek
for Taxes and Got Receipt;
Incident Caused Change

Father Knickerb ocker was a trustful
old fellow until one day he discovered
that one of his property owners was
abusing bis trust. 1t was customary
with him to regard a mans check as if
it was his bond in paying his taxes.
An operator, who is still active and
bears the reputation Of taking ad-
vantage of the oversight of others, was
selling a parcel of realty. He had not
paid taxes for two or three seasons,
which would have had an adverse in
fiuence on the sale. Days before title
to the property was to pass he sent his
cheek to the city for the back taxes
and received a receipt which he dis
played to the buyer when the question
ofIllens came up for discussion.
Several weeks after the property had
passed from the old owner the city au
thorities discovered the check accented
IN payment for taxes was no good. that
the bank on which it was drawn would
not recognize it for the amount marked
on its face. Father Knickerbocker be-
came very yexed, brought the schemer
70 account and immediately withdrew
the trust he had placed in the pron-
erty owners of his city. He ordered
that from then on 81 check offerea IN
paymant for taxes must be certified
or 1t would not be accepted. So that
Hss the beginning of certified paper in
PAYING your taxes to New York Citv.
New-York tribune., 1921-07-24
Cincinnati Man Invests
In Long Island Realty
BUYS Barnett House at kensiDg-
ton; Sites for Jlaea,cr and
Homes Bought

Thomas O'Connel sold The Barnett
house ut Kensjngton, l.. l., which has
been held at $4,000, to A. J. Campbell,
Of Cincinnati. O. The sane broker sold
the Lurkin house at Plandomc, J.. J.,
which has been held at $40, 600, to J. +.
Gibbons Of this city.
The Rochaway Perk Realty Company
9GlA for Josephine Leipold her property
en- Beach i16th Street, running through
to Beach Il7tn Street omprisIng
Twelve lots, to Alexander Cohen and
Alexander Nova. The new owners will
build theatcr in the near future.
The Lewis II. MAY Company sold for
Ivan pes the plot on tho west side OF
Beach rhirty-third Street, Edgemere,
L. l., to builder. wno will immediate
~ erect ten seashorc dwellings.
Harvey Craw sold the Bradford
Adams residence, in Rosfyn Estates,
Rosiyn, l.. l., 70 Theodore Peyser. Of
this city This property WIS held at
$4,000. The Same broker leased thc
Ruspini residence at Kersington. Great
Neck, to Arthur Steiner. OF this c3sy,
and tha waterfront estate Of Robert
Hoe to A. Rothbart, also Of this city.
J. Albert Johntra has sold for WI
liam A. Ross his home at the northedse
corner Of Mitchell Avenue and Twen-
eth Street, 90x10O, Broadway, Flush
'ng to Joseph Barton, or Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1921-07-24
Inquiries Indicate Strong
interest i'm Brooklyn Loss
Parcels in Bay Ridge Section
no Eo Disposed OF al NIigIri
A.1a.fitrll Onerillr

Incuircs received of Hrvon l.. Ken
nelly in connection with the special
auction sale to close out the Bay Ridge
holdings of tho Samuel Adams Realty
Development Company, which is 20 be
hold at the Brooklyn Real Estate Ex-
change. lGo Mcatargc Street, on Thurs
day evening, indicate an u1,aually
active midsummer and ial! market for
Brooklyn lots and houses.
The Adams holdings consist Of acv-
enty building lots ard thrce-story
apartment house, With store. on Second
and Third avenues and or SiNtv rst
nNd SiXty-seeond streets, or the Fourth
Avenue subway and the Sea Bcach ex-
peers, stopping at Fifty-ninth and Six
aath troets, one block from the prop
c,ty Near by is the Bay Edge High
School. The lots are in IN improved
section.
On the same evening Mr.. Kennedy
viii sell thirty lots at the northwest
corner Of Eighth Avenue and Siyty-first
Street, with the Sea Beach subway sta
tion 100 feet away; also, the plot. COX
100, mt the northeast corner of Eighth
Avenue and Forty-fourth Street; also,
1876 Falmouth Street, Manhattan Beach.
a two-story Dutch Colonial dwelling,
60XiG0
New-York tribune., 1921-07-24
100000 Loaned on Majestic
Flats, in St. Nicholas Ave

Charles B. Var Valen, Inc, obtained
for the Matinee Corporation a loan of
S30oooo on the eightstory Majestic
apartments, $50 to 684 st. Nicholas
Avenue, southeast corner of 145th
Street.
Donald Carr has placed on the build
lngs which he recently sold at "a and
re East Fifty-fourth Street I, loan for
$4,000 with the Bank for Savings in
the City of New York The mortgage
IS fer five years and bears interest at
the rate of per cent
M Morgenthau Jr. Company has
placed for a client first mortgage
loan of $4,000, to run for five years
with interest at per cent per annum
en- the property at 1872 West Thirty
first Street, four story rebuilt store
and loft
New-York tribune., 1921-07-24
Madison Avenue. Corner
House for Doctors Offices
Property at 08ll1 Street Being
Altered by Corporation
of Physicians

The former lie Due residence at the
northeast corner of Sixay-cighth Street
and Madison Avenue is being altered for
doctors Offices exclusively. A corpora
tion, composed of the doctors who will
occupy the building, has been formed,
with DR. Walter A. Bastedo as presi-
dent. Among the others who win have
offices in the building are DR.. H. H. NJ
Lyle, Dr. Antoine Voislawsky, DR.. Henry
S. Dunning and DR.. George Draper.
Each floor OF the building will com
prise separate suite of Offices ar
ranged according to the requirements
of one of the doctors. The entrance
viii be on Sixty-eighth Street, with a
store on the Madison Avanue frontage
The wor kis being done by the
Amsterdam Building Company from
plans prepared by Robert J. Kelley
architect
New-York tribune., 1921-07-24
ONE ofkks ATTRACTIVE HOMES
at ~<S4A,WHH77HN BEECH
Take Business Space
InCentraI andOther
Sections of the City

Peasc & Gilman leased Offices at 10
West Forty-fourth Street to John
Fletcher
The Real Estate Management Com
pany leased the second floor at 2270
Broadway to the Hon Young Company
for twenty-one years
j. Arthur Fischer leased the store
and basement at 723 Tenth Avenue to
Milton Schaap for butcher shop, and
to Matilda Jacobson, 43 Lexington Ave
nue., four-story dwelling.
Ely Bernays, president of the st
Denis Offices Corporation, and Edward
l.. Bernays, publicity counsel, leased 8
joint suite of Offices in the new Straus
building, 565 Fifth Avenue, through
S. W. Straus & Co.
William G.. MacLean leased store at
lib West Twenty-third Street to ]. w
Slutsky, haberdasher, for ten years
and an upstairs store at 429 Sixth Ave
nue. to Leon Greenberg & Son.
Cross G. Brown Company, with VIM
G. MacLean, leased the store at 101
West 26th Street to the Globe Thread
Company for a showroom. Cross &
Brown Company with Brady & Bowman
leased space at East 41st Street to
Drs. John Wyckoff and Joseph E. Con-
merry.
Spear & Company leased to the
Capital Waist G. Dress Co. 10000
square feet a. 1884 West 21st Street
and to Louis Shapiro & Company 10000
square feet. at T25 Broadway.
William G. MacLean leased lofts at
Ala Sixth Avenue to Max Abramonutz
81 West Twenty Street to Loui
Kroll, 6 West Twenty first Street to
Hair Ornament Novelty Company, c
West Twenty-frst Street to Antonio
Brondillo and lsidor Alterwitz, West
Seventeenth Street to Abraham Simons
19 West Eighteenth Street to Advance
Embroidery Works, 8 East Eighteenth
Street to Steinberg & Co., 429 Sixth
Avenue to Joseph Pavtzer and K
Rosenberg. Sigmund Koenigsberg ano
J. Berkowitz, 64-74 West Twenty thirc
Street, to Gable & Co., the store at 10l
West Twenty-sixth Street to Globe
Thread Company, and a loft at West
Twenty-first Street to Abram Edelman
Arthur Harft leased the store anc
basement at 47 East Twelfth Street tc
Leo Dreyfus, Inc, fourth loft at AZ
East Ninth Street to Harry F'inkel-
stein, first loft at SO East Eighth Stree
to Schecker & Freemerman, third loft
at Al East Eighth Street to JOSEPH
Friedman, space at 1876 Bleecker Street
to Morris Herold, and second loft al
ll6 Prince Street to Joseph Wechsler
New-York tribune., 1921-07-24
Estate al " estcs2esier
AZ Price of Your Gs,y.,
Sropersv Known a. El,c Grs;..
"ii'' DulIns'I'i'nrs, 70 Be
sold z. Amc.-n..

The Oasis. an attractivo va .chs--
ter estate Of G5 aeres. viii ae d'spe.e4
e at auction ia The vcae1 st-e5 ed
oom by Bryan ". keaaei-y en- " Hedr,.-
day, August 3.
il has large frontage On Nor.s
Street ard Eeuilwer+h Road on -
9rcpc g. aro "a r. rccnct's cottage mn
numerous outbuildinss It is two c,t~
blocks 10 the North Street entrance of
the Bitmore Country Club.
On the same day Mr. Kennedy VIII
s-5o SCI the southeast corner rs Brv.
ant Avenue and Beacon Road ,ex2Oa
iiishlar afE Atlantic ~ III Hd- s.
car lcte'V aar..shed Queer, sa7a
cottage; the iive-story rcr'odeled dwell
ing O 81 West ticn.r ta.-l Street.
T., live-storv remodellea dwelling. 1875
xi022. a. l08 West Sevent7-sixth
street tho three-sterv dwelling At
1885 Van Buren Street. the two
family dwelling 1890 Melville Stree.
and The two-story dwelling 2oi7 WISE
Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1921-07-24
Another Movie and Store
Building Planned for g2rNNN

Alexander S. Dcserty has prepared
the plans for the "movio" thester and
store building planned by the Durmas
Holding Corporation. Rudolph Simon,
president, for immediate erection p,
the northwest corner of Westehee.eg
Avenue and 1G2d Street. 238Hi25, whieh
site was recently acouired rom tae
Johnson estate. The theatar win have
mated to cost about $4,000. The
store building will be of the two-story
type, similar to the improvement the
same interests arc making on the OPP
posite block front
New-York tribune., 1921-07-24
IN LII HI
investor Buys Row OIL Il
Newark Dwelling Houses
Houses Bough, Oh John Street :;
Adds to Site for Motor
Show Rooms

The WinsIow Schoonmaker Estate
sold the two story building at $50 to
1874 Orange Street, Newark, 90S65, with
II seven-foot outlet on Burnc Street,
Newark, NJ j., through Louis Schle-
singer, Inc.
The Same brokers sold in Kcarney q
row of four dwellings,, 1t COZ John
Street, to an investor for Mira. Hannah
e. MacKay, Of Rockville Center
The vacant plot at 1885 Elizabeth
Avenue, Newark, has been purchased
by Morris lloIowt1 from Park Com
missioner Edward W. jackson and Percy
jackson. The new owner recently pur-
chased the plot adjoining on the North,
7177 Elizabeth Avenue, on which he
plans to erect a show room for the sale
Of motor vehicles. The new purchase
gives him total frontage Of II lees
on Elizabeth Avenue Both sales were
negotiated by Mr. Schlesingcr.
New-York tribune., 1921-07-24

and Improvement of the old Manhattan
Beach baths. This was followed by the
completion of the costly development
work started by Mr.. Corbin and the
sale of large number of building
sites to those who since have erected
all-year dwellings at cost ranging
from about $4,000 to 100000 each.
All of the improved lots owned by
the original company have been sold,
and the Beaumere Realty Company and
several other owners have now decided
TO sell their lots and ten houses to the
highest bidders.
New-York tribune., 1921-07-24

i'aAlNGTON AV. 231 (3tth)-Three-roo
spartinent; and 5room apartment, ,
t' na.ns tmay be arranged as duplex apart
able. ~ 'e"9oh-
New-York tribune., 1921-07-24

s. Gurian. Other lots we're sold TO
Angelo Castucci, Angelo Spriano,
Kronowitz, A. B.. Arons, Ado1ph Klein,
A. and NJ Pollicino, Salvatore Pellet
tero, Elizabeth A. Sutton, Stephen
Lanigan, Joseph Lageno. Philip Ge-
nova, Sol Silverstcjn. John Boland,
MaX Schwartz, Salvatore Dasile louis
Roeeaforte, Harry Horowitz, Josephine
McCarthy, william l.eahy, pasquale De
Marco, John A. Sutton. William J.
Jackson. Michael I5sposito, " L. Levy.
Christine Leviero and Mary Fcminella.
New-York tribune., 1921-07-24
Manhattan Beach Lot O,oners offer Chance
10 Prospective Builders Of a Home

On Saturday next an auction sale Of
2a7 lots at Manhattan Beach will be
held by Joseph T. Day on the premises
by order of the Beaumere Realty
Company and other owners. That
these lots are in demand is evidenced
from the numerous Inquiries regarding
them already receivd
The lots are on Oriental and Shore
boulevards. Amherst Street, Beau
mont. Kensineton, Langham, Me
kenzie streets and adjacent streets
and avenues.
Manhattan Beach. the residential
colony Of to-day, is the realization OF
the dreams of the late Austin Corbin,
who, as the creator of the Long ISL
and Railroad and the developer of the
five miles of ocean frontage known as
CoNsy Island. Brighton Reach and
Manhattan Beach, originally conceived
New-York tribune., 1921-07-24

coNNECrECUT sEAl EsTAT.
New-York tribune., 1921-07-24

the idea OF the great amusement re-
sort Coney Island has become. and
who visualized Manhattan Beach
that was intended to be an exclusive
and high class hotel, amusement and
bathing beach colony.
These ideas, conceived by Mr.. Corbin,
were carried out in part before his
death, since which time the overfiowine
population Of Manhattan and the ever
growing demand for seashore homes
and home building sites, forced the re-
moval Of the old Manhattan Reach and
Oriental hotels and the enlargement
New-York tribune., 1921-07-24
New York State
BEAUTIFUL SUMMER goMr


Convenient Saratorga Springs.
ON nigh elevation, commanding magnifi-
cent view broad landscape dotted farm
homes and villages, with Schenectady and
Albany in background; section high ella SIS
summer homes: II acres: tllage tim Der :;
SO fruit trees; easy walk thriving railroa Il
town, county fair watched from veranda ::
splendid modern house, 10 comm odi ious
rooms and bath, sleeping porches, fire
places furnace heat hot and cold spring
water, set tubs; completely mahogany,
walnut and cherry furniture; all ready oc-
cupy; to settle affairs quickly sacrificed :;
$4,000. Come and live at home during
races " j. Hadin & Son 1866 State st,
New-York tribune., 1921-07-24
New Jersey

cl.IFFsIDE-2 rooms, SIS rooms, $50; N
Acker1nan, 1s7 Greenwich ST.
New-York tribune., 1921-07-24

New Company To- Gonsfruc,
Costly Hoiel in Paterson
In Paterson, n. j.. The newly formed
Alexander Hamilton Hotel Company
New-York tribune., 1921-07-24
B u N c. AL o w
Near the
w A T E r

No. 3-One and a half
story, with living room,
dining room, kitchen, four
bedrooms and bath; large
porch, fine ornamental trees,
shrubbery, etc.
New-York tribune., 1921-07-24
New Tenants for DWELLINGS,

tease q Gilman leased for the
Parton Realty Company to Mrs. S
Schroeder the four story dwelling. 103
West Seventy Street.
The Real Estate Management Com
pany leased the dwelling. 243 west
Tooth Street. for Mrs G. z. Taintor to
hrs. Ida Epstein.
Dun d Conger. Inc, leased the dwell
ing at l03 East Ninety-frs Street to
Howard Il. White
New-York tribune., 1921-07-24
Lease Westchester Estates

Prince & Ripley leased for Charles
Heming his property on Heathcote
Road, Scarsdale, consisting Of a large
brick house and FIVE acres, to Adolph
Engel, of this city, furnished, and have
leased for L. Robinson his residence
at 20 Lenox Avenue, White Plains, to
Sidney E. Goldstein, furnished
New-York tribune., 1921-07-24
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE
ZZZZzZzZzzzZzzzZ
SPLENDID BARGAIN
A Servantless Suburban Home

$1,000 SECURES TITLE, balance OF ST 800
on easy term mortgages which can he
paid off AT THE RATE OF $75 A MONTH
FOR WHAT YOU WILL WASTE As
RENT FORA SMALL CITY APARTMENT
DURING THE NEXT FEW YEARS YOif
CAN OWN THIS COZY HOME
FREE AND CLEAR The house has i fine
rooms, garage. tiled bath, hardwood noors
electric light and fixtures, shades. electric
range. electric vacuum cleaner electrie
washing machine, steam beat and is CON
petely decorated The grounds contain
nearly l3 of acre. The neehborhoo0
is refined and gentael; all city couvenieuces
and country advantages for comfortabls
living. Bathing and boating avaiiabie
Splendid elevation. No mosquitoes Fine
committing service to =. Y. city TT is
WORTH INVESTIGATING NON Geo G
Blackwell sherman So. Hotel. list 81 ana
Broadway, n Y. c. Tel $500 Columbus
New-York tribune., 1921-07-24
Morris S. Clark i'm New Place

Morris S. Clark, until recently with
House and Garden as manager of their
real estate advertising department. has
become associated with Burgoyne Ham
ilton and Adrian Iselin II as their
Westchester representative Mr.. Clark
served in France with the 1O2d In
fantry.
New-York tribune., 1921-07-24

coNNMcv,cUT REAL ESTATE
New-York tribune., 1921-07-24
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A CAME PRESERNE

Including 20 Acre Private Lake heavy
timber excellent hunting and fishing !;
LOO feet elevation; near Mohawk trait;
worth $3o,0 600. viii sell or exchange for
Long Island Shore Front Property owner
can be seen at No. l West 34th Street
Room 7oS, until Monday p, m, Sunday
included.
New-York tribune., 1921-07-24

4TH ST, 240 WEST-Three rooms, Kitchen
and bath. completely furnished cool and
comfortable Address L. l. Holdredge, or
any time Sunday
New-York tribune., 1921-07-24

FOR AUGUST, large living room. win
COWS, overlooking picturesque Macdoural
Alley ana Washington News; adjoining
bedroom, charmingly furnished: SIS: hslf
le9a iio'i i'feVoort- Telephone Spring
New-York tribune., 1921-07-24

lDGhWOOD-PARA 6 rooms. $50. and
so acres. Acherman. 1877 Greeawich ST
New-York tribune., 1921-07-24

IfIlGS, near 5th av.. beautifully fur
hished apartment; living room. bedroom
Hilchen. Hi bath reasonable references.
New-York tribune., 1921-07-24

o'-97TH SrS.--Name your price; apart
ment two rooms, kitchenette hath s7s
Madison av.; low rental summer fI,rt ber
ease ease october with landlady. Tel Plaza
izlo early morning evening: call even
ing. Erving.
New-York tribune., 1921-07-24
Real Estate Opportunities Briefly Told
REAL EsrArE-sA1E OR RENT
Brooklyn

ARCADIA BUNGALOWS
shee epshead Bay: seven months April to
November, furnished $450, four rooms
unfurnished $3.50; private beach; gas cleo
tricity; bus service from Brighton line
subway station.
New-York tribune., 1921-07-24
Charity Sisters Ruv i'm Bronx

The Sisters of Charity Palottine
purchased from Fordham University
the plot, 100X15Sx irregular, on the
north side of l80th Street, 100 feet east
of CrOtOna Avenue
New-York tribune., 1921-07-24
REAL ESTATE-SALE OR RENT
Westchester

FOR RENT--Six- rooms; furnished; bright
AIRY; yard and screened porches; August
$l25. $40 Highland AN Mt. Vernon; Hill
New-York tribune., 1921-07-24
New dorsey
PARK RIDGE \

PARK RIDGE n 7
70 make the saae quickly, we offer for
- o"U seven -rocrr house. with unfinished
auto. The price and terms are not open to
decker, because here is bargain that
cannot be duplicated for anywhere near
the price. An all-the-year home. in won
derful nigh country, among fine surround
ing homes: reception hall living room.
heailed ce!iing dining room, flower con-
servatory; kitchen, bathroom shower. con
crete cellar, screened porch. storm win
dows. steam heat (Moline system), deep
artesian we'll, electric pump, electricity
hard dwood floors throug hout plot lOOxl "a
feet fifteen minutes walk from station,
III Park Ridge, n. r., 70 miles on Erie
churches and stores Price $500 Mort
saseg 34.2oo Taxes 800 Cash required
Sa'@o" Possession 10 be agreed on This
nouse is nnc years old, was built as "A
home and not by speculative builder and
Is CONSTRUCTED of the finest materials and
workmanship and is in excellent condition
keystone Co., 80 Jackson Ave, Jersey City,
n. j. Phone 1920 Bergen
New-York tribune., 1921-07-24
G,arage FOR Dnhhs Ferry

The Real Estate Management Com
pany sold two lots on Main Street, IN
Dobbs FERRY, for the J. }. McComb
estate To j. O'Toole, who will erect a
garage and repair shop.
cnNNrilrrrcur, RMA!. EsrATE
New-York tribune., 1921-07-24
Connecticut
wOoDMONT INN

Woodmont, Conn.
IN ideal location on the Sound bet ween
MILFORD and New Haven. with a green hill
pa ksround to perfect bathing beach .
n'.{ peau,lIuily appointed rooms; excellent
CUISINE; weekly $25 up
New-York tribune., 1921-07-24
rill erect 1oo-roon hotel at Mark.,

VIII erect a l00-rooYn hotel AZ 49,.
and Church streets. 10 cost s19sehao
The incorporators include Jae.,I, s.
ban. motion picture exhibitor. ta,,@z
wilson and John J Fitzgers n -
Paterson Chamber Of Comnerco H,,,a
G. Lendrim Elmer T. Halslcad Caariieha F
a. Carrigan. OF thc Robert IT,,
Hotel, Newa-k, and FTeng A. Dadle,
y agara Fails ~