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New-York tribune., 1921-03-18
Re al Est ate News.
Large Bronx Apartments
Bought by Investors
Sale of Six-Story Flat at Brook
Avenue and 168th
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William H. Mehlich. Inc, and Benja.
min Rosenblatt sold for the Thira
Realty Company 1880 Brook Avenue
northeast corner Of 16sth Street, a six
story apartment house. 45x100, contain
ing four stores and thirty-six apart-
ments. Mr. Mehlich also sold for the
Green estate to A. Carlstadt 2160 Proa.
x1O0. 'e' ~
Mendel Diamondston sold to Albert
Gorlberg the fiye-story apartment
house at S01 and 803 Trinity Avenue.
northwest corner Of 158th Street, 47.2x
Sarah Schermer sold to William C..
Friedericksen the five story fiathouse
1884 Webster Avenue, 88x100.
Daniel H. Jackson bought from the
New York Life Insurance and Trust
Company, as executors and trustees for
the Charlotte M. Goodridge estate, the
building on the north side of i51st
Street. running through to 152d Street,
1ox2oo on each street, 100 feet west Of
AMSTERDAM AZ Avenue. e. H. Ludlow was
the broker. Mr.. jackson also bought
five lots on Olinville Avenue and 203d
Street, southwest corner. G. A. Martin
was the broker.
Bernard Jakubovitz sold to Henry j.
O'Sullivan the three three-story dwell
ings on the west side of Decatur Ave-
nue., $50 feet south Of 2O4th Street,
Richard Dickson sold for Mary ].
Connell the dwelling 1198 Fulton Ave-
nue..
The P. K. B. Realty Company sold to
Emile Utard the plot, 196x1O0, at the
southeast corner Of Undercliff Avenue
and Palisade Place.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-18
Costa Rica Repudiates
British Oil Concession
Lloyd Georges Son Said To Be
Interested in Grant Made
by Old Regime

WASHINGTON, March ia con-
ceasion involving approximately 1000
square miles of potential oil fields in
Costa Rica, granted by the old Tinoco
government and held by British inter-
eafs, has been repudiated by the new
costa Rican government.
Advices to-day to the State Depart
ment men said the Costa Rican Congress on
March voted, to 10, against recog-
n'zlng this act of the Tinoco govern
ment The concession originally was
oDlaaned by Amory Sons, an American
corporation, and subsequently sold to
.ne British interests, reported to include
me son of the British Premier, Lloyd
:. Neither Great Britain nor the United
Otates recognized the Tinoco govern
ment, but they have recognized the new
se'yvernment. Since extending recogni-
uon' Great Britain, according to the
s,uMces, has undertaken to enforce the
ttllsln, bringing pressure to bear, and
sa,5satenlng trade retaliation.
= was said to-day at the State De-
galLment that the American govern
- tSat q mad taken no action with regard
g the concession.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-18
Cotton Broker Buys Building

Joseph Zubow, silk and cotton dealer,
is the purchaser of the fifteen-story
Marlin Rockwell building at the south
west corner of Madison Avenue and
Forty sixth Street, sold recently
through Albert B. Ashforth, Inc. Mr..
Zubow is said to have closed another
realty deal nearby.
Millie Rosenberg is the purchaser Of
the fiat at AIT and 419 West Forty
third Street, sold recently.
Ernest Wehbeyer is the buyer of the
fat at AIS Lenox Avenue, southeast cor
ner of 131st Street.
William A. White & Sons representer
Mrs. ]. Thorne Harper, the seller. in
the sale of the four-story and basement
dwelling at 80 East Fifty-ffth Street,
to James S. McCulloch.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-18
BRONXYILLE

MODERN COLONIAL HOME. $ls.5oo
Near station rooms, tiled baths; elec-
tricity. gas. steam heat: bui1t-in garage:
plot 50x100: immediate possession. SWAL-
LOW & PRATT. INC. IL Palmer av Send
for Illustrated Bulletin of other offerings.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-18
Plumbers Defense
In Building Trials
To Be Ended To-day
John 1. knight, President of
Association and Last De-
fendant, Nearly Through
His ID irect Testimony

The defense of the three master
plumbers who we're indicted with John
l. hettrick. originator of the scode
OF practice" scheme Of eliminating COM
petltive bids in the plumbing trade.
probably will be completed to-day. At
the time of adjournment last nicht
John L. knight, president of the Mas
ter Plumbers Association, the last re-
naming defendant, was on the w;tnes.
stand. well advanced in his direct tes-
timony.
The other defendants are the firm of
Wells & Newton, Inc, and its officers.
Frank j.. Fee and Charles A. Murphy
Their defense was completed Yesterday
AT the opening of Knights defenae
Sharles II. Hyde, his counsel, called
Deputy Attorney Samuel Berger 20 the
stand He then obtained from M.
Berger the fact that knight had been
subpenaed to the Attorney Generals
office during the period the Lockwood
committee was in session investigating
housing conditions, and that Knight
was questioned by Mr.. Berger under
oath. Mr.. Hyde then insisted that the
record Of this testimony be- admitted
Q1SmlS8G0
on the ground that his testimony be-
fore the Attorney General gave him
immunity.
Justice McAvov, after reading the
testimony, denied rthe motion, and
Knight was called to the stand in his
own behalf. His counsel submitted a
list of clients of the firm Of j. N.
Knight & Sons, of which the defendant
is head, and pointed out that among
them were John D. Rockefeller sr. and
Paul D. Cravath.
on what basis Hettrick had arrived at
the dividend that was paid to his firm
out of the 8. per cent Hettrick insur-
ance fund.
Earlier in the session Charles A.
Murphy, director of the firm of Wells
& Newton, took the stand in his own
defense. He denied any knowledge of
a message delivered over the telephone
to the Office of Wells & Newton by John
7. Hettrick relative to a contract with
second Street and Fifth Avenue. A
record of this message was found in
Hettrick's office at the time it was
raded and it stated that Wells & New
ton had claimed the contract. Murphy
stated his company got the job. but not
at the figure of s94,l89 quoted to Hett-
| fick
Special Deputy Attorney General
Kenneth NJ Spence asked Murphy
whether he knew that Lasette MUIR
ply, OF which firm his brother is a
member, had bid $86,242 for the same
job and that the bid was raised so that
Wells & Newton could get the job.
Murphy denied he did.
Among the character witnesses who
appeared for Murphy & Fee was Justice
francis Martin. formerly District At
tornev for the Bronx.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-18
Active Flat
rading 8 in
Many Sections
Investors Buy Apartments
on Heights; ST. Albans in
Reported Deal; Corner
Lexington Az. House Sold

Cnaries himmelman sold the Shelby
apartments, a six-story structure at
80 West i60th Street. 15ox1oo, through
:. Walekenburg and Abraham Leichter
MT. Kimmelman also sold 644 West
1iSd Street, fve-story apartment
s6x100, to A. Belger, through A. Elem
ming and Abraham Leichter.
The newly formed Scbol Realty Com
pany, Joseph Sobo president is re-
ported to have purchased the St. A.
bans, five-story apartment at s4s-351
West Fifty-eighth Street. 5ox1O0. Title
is held by William H. Danvers.
Horace S. Ely & Co. sold for the M
franklin estate 1873 East Ninety-third
Street, southwest corner of Lexington
Avenue, a four-story building with
stores, 18.4x1o0.SA, to the Stonemor
Realty Company.
F. J. Lewis Meyer bought the two
fve-story fats and stores southwest
corner Of Lexington Avenue and
Eighty-fourth Street, 102.2x67
Herman Turkel reports that Bernard
Iurkel, who recently acquired 728 Lex
ipgton Avenue, three-story building
with store, 20x80, has resold the prop
trty to one of the tenants.
Thomas F. Hanlon sold TO thinner
man & Silver 243 West Sixteenth
Street. q fourfamily fiat, 2Oxl0O.
The Flush Realty Corporation sold to
the Allenhurst Realty Corporation the
twb five-story fats 264-258 Wes.
Twenty-second' Street, 75x98.9.
The five-story tenement at 60 Pitt
Street, 25x100, has been sold by j.
Finkelstein & Son Tor George w. Gold
berg.
A. G. Thompson Company sold 2e7-
269 West 144th Street, a six-story
apartment with stores, 5Ox1O0, for
Isaac Altman to the Kittitan In
,esting Company, Inc. acquired by the
seller three weeks ago through the
came brokers.
The Alsten Holding Company sold to
Mary Kreitman the five story apart
n.ent 645-547 West 150th Street, 50x100
New-York tribune., 1921-03-18
Morris Estate Sells Four
Corner Plots in the Bronx

Frederick Ashton de Peyster and
others Of the Morris estate, sold the
southwest corner of TIE Concourse and
1S7th Street, 103 feet on the Concourse
and 149 feet on the south side of East
9th Street; the plot on the south side
of 18TH Street, 141x113, 100 feet east
of Walton Avenue; the southeast cor
ner of 167th Street and Gerard Avenue,
100x100; also the southwest corner of
167th Street and Sheridan Avenue,
1OOx1o0.
The buyers are different clients of
Ernest Diamiane and B. II. Weisker,
who were the brokers in these trans
actions.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-18
Five Apartments Planned
Marden Estates to Improve sc
Lots Bought at l62d Street

The purchaser of the thirty lots at
Riverside Drive, 162d and 1881 streets
sold recently by Mandelbaum & Le-
wine, through Charles Griffith and
Eugene Moses & Co., is Mardel Estates,
Inc, Eli Moran president.
Plans for five six-story elevator
apartment houses have been drawn by
Springstein & Goldhamer, architects,
for apartments ranging from three to
has been awarded to Goodwin Construc-
ton Company and work is we'll under
way. The Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company, following out it's plan to
help relieve the housing situation, is
making building and permanent loans,
New-York tribune., 1921-03-18
Bronx Corner Sites To
Be Improved With Flats

The City Mortgage Company has
made building loan of $4,000 to the
Niles -Strom Realty Company for con-
struction of 'five-story fats, 0.5x127. g.
at the southwest corner Of 167t.l
Street and Grand Boulevard and Con-
course.
The Garpoint Realty Corporation
purchased from the S. 4 l.. Building
Corporation the plot, 121.9x100, at the
northwest corner Of Kingsbridge Road
and Morris Avenue. 1t is reported that
a five-story apartment will be erected.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-18

leased space at 110 and 12i West
Sixty-third Street to the A. G. Sales
~. Arthur Fischer leased to Gruskin
q q Cohen the store and first loft at GAP
Henry Shapiro & Co. leased store
Miller.
Peter Grimm and Pease h Gilman
leased the store at 40 West Forty
ninth Street to Henri, custom shoes,
for five years, and the third floor to
Berezov & Weiner for five years;
also the fourth floor at IL East Fifty
fourth Street to Louise & Annette, Inc,
millinery, with Douglas l.. Gilman &
rn
New-York tribune., 1921-03-18

PRETTY Colonial home. near New York;
will sacrifice new. artistic. year round
delightful home, white clapboard exterior
only $500. on easy terms. almost like rent
buy it, balance of $500 can remain on
steam heat. parquet floors. electric light,
running water. every convenience beauti-
fully situated. plot 100x150 feet; fine
garden space shrubs and flowers in pro-
fusion; close to pretty lake, stocked with
rsh; select congenial neighbours; good mar
kets, school and churches near by; this Is
the chance of a lifetime to obtain home
at fraction OF real worth; could net be
duplicated at less than $12.6oo; ideal COM
mutation to New York City Address
OWNER. Box 4S Tribune. 154 Nassau st..
New York City
New-York tribune., 1921-03-18
Home Buyers Select Houses
In the Park Avenue SectiI

Z. VIM. A. White & Sons sold for the
estate Of Mary c. Kahl, Represented
by Sackett, Chapman, Brown & Cross,
to Mrs. Randolph Beadelston the three
story dwelling, 16x1005, at 149 East
Sixty-third Street; ,l47 East Sixty
third Street was sold, belonging to the
same estate, by the same brokers in
December, to DR.. William E. Whee-
lock.
William B. May & Co. sold for Mrs
F. A. Wertheimer 145 East Sixty-frst
Street, with a frontage of ZIG feet,
to q client who will rebuild for her
own occupancy. The seller has occu-
pied the building for over thirty years,
and this is the first transfer in that
time.
James L. Van SAINT bought from Jen-
ME Y. Lewis and others 262 West 132d
Street, three-stor dwelling, 17x100,
through Porter & Co.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-18
Mountain Lakes Colony
Attracts Bronx Dweller
Wife of Fifth Avenue Lace Mer-
chant Purchases Large
Corner House

Mrs. Elizabeth L. Swift, of 1850
Creston Avenue, has purchased an Eng
lish style home at Mountain Lakes,
N: j., on large plot, at the junction
Of the Boulevard and Parsippany Road.
The house contains eight rooms and
bath and is within easy walking dis
tance of the express station at Noun
tain Lakes on the main line Of the
D., L. & w. R. f. 1t is understood
the purchase price was in the neigh
borhood Of $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-18
otay Granted in Cable Case
government to Take Appeal to
the Supreme Court

Nudge A. N. Hand in the United
States District Court yesterday granted
stay in the case of the United States
sslnst the Western Union Telegraph
Sompany pending an appeal to. the
.+t ne case concerns the governmen nt's
tempt to stop the Western Union
MN landing its Barbados cable at
'sMF ! Beach, Fla, and thereby making
- Mrough connection with the coast
49, south America. Both the lower
ssSas sSaas and the Appellate Court have de-
~. ;sec against the government in declih-
issa: is 20 en}oin the Western Union from
ssnalng the cable.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-18
Buying of Loft Buildings
In the DOwntown Sect

The Willow Realty Corporation sold
to the Lowell Realty Corporation the
seven-story store and loft at 1853
Greene Street, 25x10O.
St. Marks P. E. Church sold to Max
Schlesihger the six-story store and
loft at 184 Franklin Street, 21x87.6.
Agnes M. Mitchell sold to James
Brown the three-story building, with
store, at 303 Bowery, southeast corr
rer Of First Street, 18.7x73.
Michele Volini sold to Rosalia Danna
the four-story building 10 Prince
New-York tribune., 1921-03-18
Stores for Hotel Astor

Contract for installing the stores in
the ground fopr of the Hotel Astor for
Frederick A. Muschenheim has been
awarded to John 1. Downey. Eight Of
the stores will be along the Broadway
front and two on the side streets. Pea
body, Wilson & Brown, architects, pre-
pared the plans.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-18
Edwin Gould Sells; Estate
Next 10 Westchester Home

Edwin Could has sold the Draper
property, adjoining Agwam, his country
estate at Dobbs Ferry on the Hudson.
The purchaser was represented by
cludes an eighteen-room house, gar
dener's cottage, garage and many other
outbuildings. Mr.. Gould acquired the
property several years ago in order to
protect his own estate against possible
commercial encroachments. Prince &
E;pfev we're the brokers'.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-18

1 HAVE SEVERAL very nne houses for
sections, from $500 to 5000.
MRS. THOMAS ELMORE,
322 William st. Tel. 936 Port Chester
No trouble TO show you these places.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-18
$775,OOO Broad Street Loan

Lawrence. Blake & jewell have
placed for the Sconset Realty Corpora-
lion, Clarke G. Daley president, a
first mortgage of $775,00o on 43 to Al
Broad Street, upon which site an eight
story office building is being completed
for the. Combustion Engineering Com
pany, which will occupy the four upper
floors. The plot contains about $500
square feet. The loan was made by
the Title Guarantee and Trust Com
pany.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-18
100000 23d Street Lease

M. & L. Hess, Inc, leased the second
floor, containing approximately 10000
square feet, at 20-30 West Twenty
third Street, running through to 9-l9
West Twentysecond Street, for an ag-
gregate rental of over 100000, to the
Blaclzman Talking Machine Company,
Ire. The tenant is making extensive
alterations for it's executive offices and
showroomS.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-18

master bedrooms 2 baths maids
rooms. bath: large verauda. half acre; ga
rage: might sell. II. G. PERRIN, East 42d
It. Murray Hill 2422. Larchmont zoe.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-18
landlord Cuts Rent
TO Meet n age Decline

WHITINSvILLE, Mass. Mar.
l7.-Frank Kos, is landlord
with . heart, in the opinion Of his
tenants who received 4 shock yes
terday after they had paid their
rent, when he handed them back
10 per cent, saying as their wages
mad been reduced, they, should
have reduction in their rent.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-18
Factory for Upper Fifth Avenue

Porter & Co. sold for the estate OF
Mary G. Pinckney, Clarence H. Kelsey,
administrator, to the National Family
Laundry Service Corporation. the
vacant plot loOx10O, at the soutnWest y
Street. The purchaser will improve
thassite with two story factory build
ing for it's own occupancy. =
New-York tribune., 1921-03-18
Houston Street Loft Sold

William A. White & Sons sold for the
ss sssate OF the late Uriah j. Smith, rep
.sssented by Alexander Barklie, the Ave-
ttsSsy ~ store and loft at 78 West Hous-
~. svM street, 21.8x75. This is the first
ssaAsier Of the property since 1881.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-18
sCARspALE

SCARSDAEE-Eight rooms three baths
attractive plot garage for ono cur
| shade. fruit: convenient to station; high
locstion; new listing and exceptionally
attractive 1t $4,000. ANGEL + CO.,
New-York tribune., 1921-03-18
PLEASANTyILLE

A PARTICULARLY LIvABLE HOUSE in
community Of friendly people; modern.
good view convenient committing: s11. 400.
rangement write. phone or cali MILTON
WEND. Tribune Building. New York city.
Beekman 1880.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-18

fOVH CHOICE of three new seven rooms,
patn. cottages. all modern improvements;
wen iocateds nice plots near. station; SO. 900
to $4,000 Look them over.
e. G. HORTON.
fhone 389- PLEASANTvILLE
New-York tribune., 1921-03-18
Flatbush Dwelling Deal

~. =. Z. Allard and ]. j. Levey sold 12
nv 80 hiace, near Coney Island Ave-
4 - & siatensh, one-family frame de-
costage, on plot 42x100,
New-York tribune., 1921-03-18
Long Island City Rental

= sor m -Callman Company leased for
sae Atlantic Macaroni Company and
r0 .oss q Brown to M. Schlesinger, Inc,
4s.unuiacturers a. of furniture, the fourth
ss.S SsSs oi their new building, on Vernon
suo harris avenues, Long Island City.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-18
REAL EsTATE-sALE OR RENT
Queens
KEW GARDENS

NE w
New 1family. corner, stucco. rooms and 2
baths; plot 5oxi34; near Kew Gardens sta
ton and elevated. Also smaller adjoining.
others: fine restricted suburbs. Classic
Construct!on Co.. Myrtle and l13th ST..
Richmond Hill. :
New-York tribune., 1921-03-18
NEW JERSEY REAL EsTATE
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE
LIE PETIT CHATEAU" 4 yENDRE

a6s nos h spiGa II miniature Of sunl
country OF
nung railroad brings
b
on the payment Of 81 800 Balance of
ITS
New-York tribune., 1921-03-18
TO 1Er-uNFuBN1sHEn
Manhattan

FIVE ROOMS AND BATH. ss5 to $115. In
the cooperative plan elevator apartment
houses. Nos. II and 10 EAST S5TH ST., near
ment. So 300 to $4,000. which Includes cost
OF stock ownership, renovation and decorat-
ing; living room 26 feet long, closets SKIS
and 3x5 feet; unique. equitable money -sav-
ing cooperative plan. WILLIAM CRUIE-
SHANK'S SONS. Agents. 65 Liberty St.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-18
Westchester

EIGHT ROOMS AND BATH FRAME
cottage; all improvements: 164 feet OF
street frontage in best residential section;
price only $4,000. Mrs. Edmund w
Bodine. 472 Main St, TEL s4s. New Ro-
chelle. N, Y
New-York tribune., 1921-03-18
Connections

ACRES. 5 TILLARLE: FRUIT TREES
good house. rooms, with all improve
ments: barn, henhouses, pighouse 8
minutes walk from R.R. station; can COM
mute to New York CITY, price, $4,000;
terms. Clark & Son. 1,o24 Main st. Bridge
port, Conn.,
New-York tribune., 1921-03-18

DOCTOR OR DENTIST OFFICES AND
from, 10 to 5 on weekdays. 81 e. 18th st.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-18
Long Island

ALONG THE GREAT SOUTH BAY
Attractive Houses to Rent:
Desirable Properties for Sale.
JEREMIAH ROBBINS
Babylon, l.. I. Telephone 20
New-York tribune., 1921-03-18

THREE ROOMS AND BATH, $50
On first floor. in the cooperative plan eleva-
tor apartment house. No. II EAST sbth ST.
near 5th av.. in the social CENTER cash In
vestment. $3.50; the rental value OF this
vestment Is saved in two years. WILLIAM
CRCIKSHANK'S SONS SIS Liberty st.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-18
New Jersey

CENTER HALL. room house. enclosed
1890. $500 owner. BOZ Box s24 rribune. rDe.' '''
New-York tribune., 1921-03-18

Buys Fieldsron Corner Realty
Edgar Hirschberg sold his property,
71.10x134x irregular, at the northwest
corner of Fieldston Road and 250th
Street, Riverdale, to John S. Hamilton.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-18
PELHAM

PELHAM BARGAINS: rooms. bath.
$4,000: rooms. bath, $4,000: 6 rooms.
bath. garage. $500; rooms. bath.
$10.s00. j. N. AMUNDSEN. IFS Wolf 3
Lane. TETS. 1l53-213s Pelham, N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-18

MANHATTAN REAL ESTATE
New-York tribune., 1921-03-18
WHITE PLAINS

ATTRACTIVE HOME. s12.5oo; 3 rooms.
baths, all improvements: electricity
gas plot 60xls1 approximately
n. FRANKLIN HULL
s Court St. White Plains. N. z. Tel 2eee-1
New-York tribune., 1921-03-18
BRIARCLHF MANOR

BRIARcLIFF TEA ROOM SALE IA
20 rooms. . baths, gas electrically: haif.
acre and brook, shade trees; estabiished
TODD. Briarclin. Telephons q.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-18

APARTMENTS FOR RENT
New-York tribune., 1921-03-18
Manhattan

57TH ST. 5s WEST-Nicely furnished
studio apartments sublet Oct i: kitch-
enette. bath maid service; elevator; tele-
phone. superintendent.
140TH ST. 510 WEST--2 rooms; one suit
able for two; reasonable Apartment "a.
SEVEN ROOMS. bath, two toilets. fully
furnished, rent furnished or unfurnished:
cool Appointment Plaza 1925.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-18
TO LET EoR BUSINESS PURPOSES
Manhattan

Manhattan
DENTAL OFFICE FOR RENT ON COR
ner of Cleveland st. and Belmont av
Brooklyn. Wandroff 491 Cleveland st.
APARTMENTS TO LEr-rURN1sHEp
New-York tribune., 1921-03-18
MOUNT KIsCO

SIX ROOMS and bath. all improvements:
hardwood floors and trim. convenient to
railroad, school store, etc: In hrst claas
condition; possession May l.; $4,000. very
easy terms. CARPENTER & PELTON,
Inc: telephone s. Mount Kisco.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-30

ported a diamond ring valued at $50 was
taken from his home.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-30
100 ENROLLFOR
I.U. EXTENSION
CLASSES HERE
Many Subjects Offered Stu
dents With Instructions
by State Teachers.

Monday, Oct s, is the opening day
for the Indiana University extension
classes. More than one hundred class
enroIlments have been received to date,
a number considerably IN advance of the
usual registration at this time. The ad-
dftionaI publicity and the accessibility
OF the new extension division offices at
81 North Pennsylvania street probably
account for the early registration, the
faculty said.
Last year Tgs persons took the late
afternoon and evening courses offered In
Indianapolis. This year ffty-two differ
ant courses are offered, Including the
following SUBJECTS Elementary account
ting, cost accounting, auditing, G. P. A
review, advertising, elementary and In
dustrfaI psychology, business law, in
suranee, statistics, business mathematics,
business organization, industrial So
ciety, business English. English compost
ton, Browning, Tennyson, nineteenth
century poetry, current short stories,
newspaper writing, public speaking, con
temporary drsmatics, advanced express
sion, French, Spanish, economic geog-
raphy, history Of the old northwest, in
situations Of the American colonies, ny
giene, history of the opera, appreciation
Of music, playground work, folk dane
ing comm unity reCESdLIouB puyE4OlUSS
problems OF international reconstruction,
profound thinkers, pyschoanalysis and
eugenics.
The following members Of the Indiana
University faculty at Bloomington viii
come to Indianapolis one day a week
each to give the courses: Professors FL.
IT. Stephenson, Amos S. Hershey, Harry
d. Kitson, Albert z. KOhlmeier, E. W.
Piercy; Associate Professors Edgar G.
Frazier, J. B. Kantor. f. II. Linton, As
sistant Professors VIII T. Hale, Maurice
c. Fulton, Lander MacclintOck, George
f. Schlafer and Mr. John L. Gelger. The
following persons from indianapolis will
also give courses: Frank II. StreightOR,
associate professor of business admins
tration in the extension division Mary
p. Orvis, secretary of the Indianapolis
center: DR.. Thurman r. Rice, Of the In
diana University school of medicine; Ern-