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Daily picayune., 1921-07-09
IMPORTANT TO ALL
 FEDERAL TAXPAYERS

Persons having business to transact with the office of the Collector of In ternal Revenue for the District of Ar kansas, at Little Rock, are hereby cautioned to use utmost care in dirtct- ing letters. returns and remittances. in order that the same may not go astray os cause delay or unnecessary trouble in handling the same.
 The former Collector Jack Walker, was succeeded by the undersigned on the first day of July 1921, and money orders. cheeks and drafts should be made payable to the COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL REVENUE" or, they may be made payable to HI. l.. Remmel COLLECTOR" Remittances made out otherwise than as directed, may not be cashed an donly cause delay and inconvenience.
 Taxpayers and others are urgently requested to direct all official communi cations to me as COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL REVENUE" It so hap pens that I have been associated with
 anumber of banks and private insti tutions, and unless my official mai is distinctly marked for the "COLLEC TOR OF INTERNAL REVENUE official matters may find their way in to some of these private offices or firms and thus fail to reach this office within the time prescribed by law.
 respectfully request that this no tice be posted nevery post-ofnce, as
Daily picayune., 1921-07-09
BONUS BILL DEBATE ELENGTHY
List of Senators Fav0rsng Deferred Action Grows in Proportions.

Washington July S.-Debate on the soldier bonus bill dragged along in the senate today while the list of senators favoring indefinite postponement of action on the legislation through re- committal of the measure to the if nance committee steady grew in pro portions. The leaders said they were assured of enough votes to put through such a program.
 President Harding will send a special message to congress next week regarding the bonus bill and the prss- ing of tariff and tax legislation, but the exact date of it's submission has not been determined. Definite action is expected to follow reading of the message.
 Less than a score of senators follow ed the days debate on the floor. Mark ed by criticism by Senator McCum- Der (republician) of North Dakota, the cheif proponent of the bonus. of Secretary Mellon's letter declaring such legislation to be inadvisable at the present time in view of the condition of the treasury. Senator McCumber referred to yesterdays visit of Presi- dent Harding to the capitol. and, as- serting that the chief difference of opinion with respect to the legislation seemed to be on the point as to when 1t should become effective, added:
 "J have heard neither the president nor the secretary fthe treasury de clare that to have become operative July 1, 1922, as contemplated in the pending bill, would be too early -Four States Press.
Daily picayune., 1921-07-09

Mrs. Fay Fincher and baby Vivian returned to their home in Stamps this morning after a visit with Mrs. Fin cher's parents, Mir and Mrs. l.. P. Man ming She was accompanied home by her sister Marie Manning.
 Miss Lois Stocks of Waldo and Miss Eula Echols of Cotton Plant leave to- night fo ra viit in Hope. While here they were the guests of Mir. and Mrs. !. A. Davis and also were members of the White-Davis bridal party.
 Mrs. John Loomis of Fl Dorado and Mrs. Wade Looms of Wallaceville, La. returned to their homes today. Mrs. Wade Loomis visited Mrs. Eastland near Laneburg and Mrs. John Loomis visited John Loomis while here.
Daily picayune., 1921-07-09
NOTICE ID THE PUBLIC

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 Advertising copy for use in the week h Picayune should reach this office not later than Tuesday morning.
 Any erroneous reflection upon the character, standing or reputation of any individual, firm or corporation ap- pearing in the Picayune win be promptly corrected if brought to the attention of the publisher. Statements Of facts however win not be retracted.
Daily picayune., 1921-07-09
NOlICE TO SCHOOL DIRECTORS

Your annual and Enur. efu tion report should be mailed to me at once. Please fill out the general Summary on pages 21 and 9 carefully.
 J. W. TEETER.
 County, Supt.
Daily picayune., 1921-07-09

Entered as second-c class matter Jan uary 5, 1921, at the post office at Pres eott, Arkansas, nuder the Act of March ., 1010."
Daily picayune., 1921-07-09
WHAT WILL YOU DOs

Mayor Randolph Hamby received the following telegram which is self explanatory
 Little Rock, Ark. July 8. 1921. R. P. Hamby.
 Secretary Chamber Commerce Pres colt Ark. COMPETITION KEEN COMPANY c LARGEST AND CON SIDERED BEST IN STATE Must have every ava lable man attend en- campment to maintain our standing Please ask business men to assist Cap tain Scott in sending our quota.
 Lieutenants Barham and Fuller.
 Mrs. Ivy WesimoIeland and children of Malvern wer. in the city this morn ing en route to Gale for visit with r, latives.
 H.C. Hannaberry of Fit. Worth, Tex as, arrived in the city this morning for visit with Arthur Newth. Mrs. Hannaberry has been visiting here for several weeks.
Daily picayune., 1921-07-09
NOTICE

On account fthe absence of the Judge, we are requested to notify all jurors, both petit and grand not to attend court until Tuesday morning.
Daily picayune., 1921-07-09
Call 121 for Thomas Pickle company. 
 NOTICE

We are requested by Sheriff Steele to notify all jurors, both petit and grand, not to attend court until Tues day morning on account of the absep 'o of the Judge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-09
investors and Operators
Huv Flats in Bronx

The c. L. S. Building Company sold
to the Edelhaid Holding Corporation,
Edelstein. S. Aiduck and S. A. Lee
vine. directors. 2454 Webb Avenue, an
aDartment, 10Oxl00.
The Trask Building Company sold
- Jacob Alperin the northeast corner
Of 173d Street, an apartment, 63'8 10
8oston Road, 588x50x irregular.
julius Feis sold to Bernhard Colum-
Dus, the apartment on the south side
Of East 162~ Street, 1875 feet east Of
lEtervale Avenue, 50x111x irregular.
Charles Svobada sold to David Gold
berg 302 East 134th Street, fve-story
fat, 25xl00.
Edward polak, inc, sold for Mrs.
Danneman 194A Clinton Avenue, 3 two
family house. 25x115; for Judge Mar
tin J. Keogh to Thomas Rivers a vacant
lot on the north side Of 232d Street,
255 feet east OF Brentwood Avenue,
25x114, and for Mrs. Schultz Arnold
the northeast corner of fremont and
Crotona avenues, 71x90, vacant This
propertv has been held by the Schultz
family s1se 1874 The purchaser in
tends TO erect two-story building
with stores.
Ida Brantman resold to Paulina Mes
sina 1854 Bryant Avenue, a two-story
dwelling, 232x1OO.
The Gilbert Place Company sold to
William P. Curran 892 East 176th
Street, twofamily dwelling, 22x9S.
Samuel Cowen sold 72s and 730 East
1o4tn Street, two three-family dwell
ings, to q Mr.. Bennett
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-09
X e al Estate News
Demand for Yonkers Lots
Again Shown at Auction
Spirited Bidding Marks Sale of
Parcels in Lowerre Sum.
NIT Park


Spirited bidding marked the auction
sale Of lots in Lowerre Summit Park.
Yonkers, held by Joseph P. Day on the
premises on Saturday. The property Is
located at the Lincoln Station of the
Putnam Division of the New York Cen
tral Railroad. Many of the buyers an
nounced their intention of buildino
new houses Immediately.
plot OF lots on the north side If
Lee Street, adjoining the Lincoln Sta
ton, was sold for $3.50, and $3.50 was
paid for the southeast corner of Put
nam Avenue and Linn Avenue, directly
opposite. The northwest corner Of
Putnam Avenue and Lewis Parkway
was sold for $1,000. and inside plots on
Putnam Avenue. adjoining to the north,
ranged IN price from $3.50 to $500 each
Inside plots on Linn Avenue. north Of
Lewis Parkway, averaged $500 each.
while those on the west side of Linn
Avenue and south. of Marshall Road
brought $3.50 each.
Corners on Wendover Road ranged
in price from $400, to $500 each. In
side plots brought from s400 to s38O
each. Inside plots on Richie Drive
south OF Wendover Road, ranged from
$500 to $500 each. The corner Of
Richie Drive and Marshall Road was
sold for 5000 and plots on the west
side OF Putnam Avenue, north of Mar
shall Road, averaged from $500 TO 5000
each.
This Is the second large sale Mr.. Day
has held in Yonkers within the last
few weeks. the other involving the
property belonging to the estate Of the
late James Gordon Bennett, which was
disposed Of on July Is and 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-09
Wendels Rent 6Ist Street
Corner for Long Term
Accept $125,OOO Net for Use
of Long Held Lexington
Avenue Realty

The improvement Of the southwest
corner of Lexington Avenue and Sixty
FIRST Street is now assured. The Wendell
family, which has owned 1T for many
years, leased it yesterday for twenty
one years to Samuel Siegel. of the Arm
Of A c. Siegel & Co, cigar manufac-
turers, through Horace s Ely & Co.
Mr.. siegel Will pay an aggregate rental
OF si25,o00 and taxes for the use of
the property which consists Of four
story building, 90 feet wide in Sixty
hrst Street and 50 feet on Lexington
Avenue.
The building may be removed by the
lessee. At any rate. II will be altered
extensively to meet M business re-
qulrements Of the sect n, which have
advanced 10 first class character in the
last few years. Financial institutions
have established branches there. and
others are known 10 be keeping an eve
"a the section
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-09
Mrs. Wix Now Asks Divorce
Doctor Sued Wife in 1916, but
Lost Decision

The natrim onial afairs Of DR..
George B. Wix, wac besides being a
psysic'a ar also is an inventor, and Mrs.
Wiaifred WIZ, formerly his secretary,
arc again in the Supreme Court, this
tine n the form % divorce action
brought By Mrs. VIZ.
Another time the couple aired their
marital differences in public was in
1916. waen Dr.. Wix sued his wife for q
divorce, naming young Greek life
saver a. Long Beach. In that case the
Jury decided in favor % MIS- Wix. A
year later Mrs- Wix sued the physician
ir Brooklyn for separation. In that
proceeding she said sne vas DR.. Wix's
THIRD wite
Hrs. Wix complained also that her
isEsband had tod her he rad divorced
MS sscond wife, but thar subsequently
sas learned II was tne second Mrs.
VIZ who had obtained the decree. In
4e present action for divorce, hled
ys'.srdsy, thu details have not been
Eats p1at-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-09
Homes III Harlem Section
Figure in the Buying
Woman Resells Dwelling in
Y. 10th St. Lately BOUGHT

". r. Gsillxrd & Co reso.a for Mrs.
d4-llng az 40 Mannhatssa Avenue.
7s.Sx75, 10 JOIN Lochlea-. Oscar NJ.
smith represented rs purchaser as
attorney. Mrs. Payutar recently bought
he house Through the same brokers
rro.. the Lincolrdale Realty Company.
mis- 3 Sinnout resold TO George o.
Talnauv 1l6 West Eighty-frst Street,
four-ssory dwelling, lSNlo2.2, pc
-veen Columbus and Amsterdam ave
naes. vesa =. Hracher was the broker.
Henry Hot sold to Vic Fortunate
1898 Lexington Avanue. southeast cor,
nr- : IlSrh Street, q three story ard
se.nert dwelling, i7.7X67.s.
Thonas " Mcknight sold 70 john
4 He..le PIP West 127tn Street, three
- dwelin~. lS.3Ats.il.
Leorarl = eiM resold to ". 3. Rich
zrts - West t2sth Street, chree-
story and basement Lwelling, 25x99l1.
The Venture Realty and Ccnstruc-
ton Corr paav SOLD to Jacob J. Schwartz
wald, TIE threa-story dwelling at PA
West 12etn Street, on lot 17xl0o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-09
Sales of Flats
Still Feature
Realty Trading
Ansonia Apartments, in West
Hath ST., and the Circle,
ON Morningside Drive,
Pass 10 New Owners

The Ansonis eight-story apartment
at sos West Hath Street, has been
sold by Mascot & I4anning for the
Hank Realty Company to Il. L. Kauf-
man. The structure stands on plot 75z
100 and Is located between Amsterdam,
Avenue and Broadway, facing Colum-
bia University grounds and campus
and contains accommo dations foY
thirty-two families. The above brokers
will act as managing agents OF the
property for the new owner.
The Circle, six-story elevator
apartment. a. 114 Morningside Drive
located on the curve of that thorough
fare where 1t turns into Amsterdam
Avenue at 122d Street, has been sold
by the Sperry & Hutchinson Company
subject TO mortgages for $l3s,75O. The
new owner Is the newly formed ia
Morningside Drive Corporation organ
lied by H. G. Kelly, attorney, and hav-
ing as directors W. Valet, A. H. Chad
bourne and B. G. Duttor. The property
is three-sided, having a frontage along
Morningside Drive of 1872 feet and
measuring 1850 and GIL feet respec-
lively on the southerly and westerly
lines.
Daniel II. Jackson has sold to Jacob
Bernstein 1928 Amsterdam Avenue,
corner Of 18th Street. fve-story
apartment 25xt0O NJ. Jackson bought
this property from Edmund Baylies.
The estate Of Lambert S. Quacken-
bush sold 12a and 1875 East Ninety
Eighth Street, two fve-story tenements,
25xiO0 each Nathan Schwartz was the
broker
Maria Fusco sold 10 Elsie Berger
1741 Park Avenue, northeast corner of
l21st Street, fourstory tenement
md stores 20.llx75.
Charles B. Foy sold TO Grace ..
Miller, so West 105th Street, Ave
story TAT, 1sxl00l1
Emanuel NJ. Mas sold TO Louis
Hartman. 344 East Forty Street,
a fve-story tenement, 25x10o 5
Isaac Blum0erg sold 20 francesca
Ee-isne 1894 Second Avenue. four
story tenement and stores, 30xT5.
William H. Green sold TO Meyer
Ostrow 1854 Second Avenue, five
story tenement and stores. 30xT5.
The Winternitz Reslty Corporation
I'D - Fmi' Polsk 1925 r. 1881 First
Avenue. four-story tenements and
stores 92SyTz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-09

Daniel Birdsall g. Co., Inc, were the
brokers in the recent sale to Ross
Brothers, dealers in linens, Of the FIVE.
story building at Up Franklin Street
where they are now located.
Henry Shapiro & Co. and Leon s
Altmayer were the brokers in the re-
cent sale of the buildings 1920 TO 1896
Third Avenue and 1874 to 1913 Eas,
Eighty-sixth Street, southwest corne,
cS Third Avenue and Eighty sixth
Street. for the Spies estate to the
Schultz Realty Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-09
Sales at Tackson He;phts

William c. Spears, Of the selling
force of the Brown-Wheelock Company
and secretary Of the Open Stair Dwell
ing Company has purchased an apart.
nent at l22 Twenty-frst Street, Jack
son Heights.
T. Malcolm Brown, Of Manhattan
also has purchased an apartment al
lab Twenty-third Street, jackson
Heights, for immediate occupancy.
Whitney F. Babcock, Of Manhattan
fas purchased an apartment at 1872
Twentythird Street, Jackson Heights
Mr. Babcock Ia secretary Of E. s. g. A.
C. Friedrichs Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-09
business Builders, Inc, &c,
More Room in Central Section

Ire buyiness Builders. Inc, leased
sss7en additional Offices In the Knick-
1vfoscfsr Building, Broadway and
!s.aety -second Street The space is on
.as eleventh floor. The concern occupies
sslfth and thirteenth floors.
zoe kennetra Realty Corporation,
a.. d. seac;er, president, leased Of
rs IN sae new Calvin Building. 236
e.. sss s1fsy-6fth Street, 10 the Speedup
S S1ss Company, and to the Concord
.assies r. Eoyes Company leased a
Eaon os the second floor at 0 and IL
q. sN broadway, and 81 and 5s Barclay
:. 's A . Alfred w. Brock, and offices
~ "iilis1a Street TO Dwight c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-09
Tellegen Poor
Provider, Says
Wife's Friend
Farrar Locked Husband Out
for Failure TO Pay His
Share of Household Cost.
Her Spokesman Declares
Complains of Drinking
Delayed Business Career to
Devote Time to Social
Pleasures. 1t Is Charged

Geraldine Farrar and her husband,
Lou Tellsgren, whose attorney has an
rouncsd the sctor's intention of seek
ing separation from the opera singer,
continued to remain In seclusion YES
.srday, but friend of each had some
raing to say about their domestic IN
happiness which eliminated last month
when Miss Farrar locked her husband
cut Of their home at 20 West Seventy
fourth Street
Miss Farrsr's friend, whose position
is such IS TO make him fully conversant
with the affair, asserted that the final
quarrel between the couple had been
over money. Although at the time of
her marriage Miss Farrar said that
that was oue thing she and Lou never
wor'i quarrel about. as they went fifty
fifty on everything, her friend asserted
that Lou was locked out of the Seventy
fourth Street house because he wouldn't
contribute mis- share toward household
expenses.
Planned To Be Business Man
Tie actor, Il was said. had become
obsesseG with me notion that his own
procession VS. al lsu.lied enc and
had been talking CONSTANT Of his plans
10 enter business and make q fortune
Miss Farrar, II WAS said. had no ob-
lection - these plans except thar they
renaiEel merely plans.
lasre2S Of entering bus ness anI
making . fortune. il was sad. Miss
=.
band merely was taking vacation
which enabled HIM 20 form TIE ac-
quaiatance OF women whom he a.
nired. % call upon such OF his friends
IS had weli-srocked cellars and 70 Try
his hard 81 FISHING.
&c was fishing 81 Long Reach L. /.
when his vie made he- last visit @
hin See went there, cre friend "a d.
70 make fra appec ~ Tellsgen ~
return e tie profess o. g AicA he
was suited and becom 8 sslf-Supp0rt-
Inc ssl---es pecting sctor again. Her
a7rea, was j. vain.
For sens time SAL Mss Farrar's
fr.er4. Geraldine raE 5een aware thar
Tenerea had been approximately OBJ
servant - otte~ womeN. A1del = rA-s.
ne drank heavily a. times Ind this
mace Ge-ailine m7re miserable.
"3f.s~ thsT haf fnist,i their motion
ricture nrr@c- Vl5a Crc'owyr-, Thlcn
" 7.aay ruon.ns age Tel-egen 4ecide6
ira he vas tco 1,C-.-le1 to return az
1.e stage. Geraldine ~, VI VT -his,
when ae = i-to arrears = his mat
te 81 the payment Of household ex-
1eas :. con.~ibl-- emily debts. she BE-
cams de spes-te
4 understand he purposes 70 20 back
ca de stage usv hu- r j. tee late.
Sc IS throagh wiz him Cor good.
-. t-;eus Aralsas Denial
N'9 81;
When ore OF Ae--tse4 'Ays. -
nate friends vas seen ia7e llsnt'
aen.ed all Of me accpsaE4oEs s-4, -
maze against 'he actor ----9
rars trend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-09
Lots at Breezy Point
Disposed Of in Quick Time

Fast time wns made on Saturday BY
Bryan L. Kennedy In the disposal at
auction Of 258 waterfront lots at
Breezy Point, Amityvile, L. I. In two
hours all the lots were sold at an
average Of 1910 lot. Tho highest
price paid was 1878 and the lowest
ssb. Among the buyers were w. r..
Gibson, Fred w. Huber and Alfred
Iohnaou.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-09
Rathbone Estate Sells Old
Holding on St. Nicholas Ave

Herman Tlchn.an bought ter I'M
rrcvern ent the northwest corner of St.
Nicholas Avenue and 175th Street. 143x
l40, edioiniuG the New York Telephone
Building, held for the last forty wears
by the Rathbone estate James Kess-
ner was the broker in the Transaction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-09

E1GHTROOM HOUSE. NEWLY FUR
nished and Just painted and decorated
throughout, beautifully situated In lower
Catskills, near Hudson, one hour on N Y
central; house overlooks entire valley; OK
tra Wide porehes for sleeping or dancing
% acres land, SO woodland. lies both sid =
or road springs and brook through land
large lake one milo garage space for three
cars leaving city, must self; $500; terms
Gall owner weekdays Fitz Roy ssss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-09
Flushing Building Site Ruwrr

..i re k.sksrt~brown pealty Com pany
- T.ern sirdssz. through John
- snla Bon. = frontage of 10 fset
ssasn kssd. Dsssdwsy- r1ushinx,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-09
In the Auction Market

By I. lincoln Beids Co.
1s4TY 1T, - W. . 3<7s Lsnox av
3.sty dwf, 1sexssf1: Charles Ii KIRBY
a. ~. AT Oakley and ophsliA wssks
amt due, T,sSf2si tax@x. sta. sATt.al'
Withdrawn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-09

HUDSON RIVER HILLTOP PROPERTY
EXTENSIVE VIEW. OTHER pROPERTIFS
GEORGE F.. ARCHER
REAL ESTATE
10 r. ARD ST VAN6Eparrr sos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-09
TO LET roR BUSINESS pUnrosrs

DESK SPACE. modern elevator building
centrally located downtown use Of teIs
phone and stenosrapher IL desired Room
307 123 Liberty ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-09

14s WEST 18TH ST

IF3 " EST nth ST
small thres-story and basement dwell
Ing for sale IN good residential block
POSSE sston Oct, LIST; buffers pantry erten-
sion. electric light, open rear; price reason
aole; terms favorale. WM A WHITE =
SONS. As Cedar st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-09
TO LEr-uNFuRs1sHEp
arhattAn

R1VEaS1 DE DRTvE-To sublet 10 roarna
baths, including maids rooms ana
pain all outside rooms; wonderful view
must Dc seen TO be appreciated Telephone
Cathedral 1882. 0''7
SEN EN- ROOM duplex apartment. 1aree
studio, cool in summer, warm In WIZ
attractive location. East 10Th st. block
from Gramercy Park Telephone Gram
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-09

NEW HOUSES AT $500 UP
Al Bogota Heis hts. built OF etucco ana
frame steam, parQuet floors electricity
p'ota 4oNloo Michael Bros. & Chrtstta
sen Mapie~ood and Palisade ayes. Tele
phone H.ckensack 533-R
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-09

DnAL HOMES

Several new houses, 50 minutes f~sn.
hudson Terminal, in beautiful restrictsd
section and rooms, every Improvement.
near STATION, large plots. 1900 TO 10000
eesy terms Quick seton nacesss~v
FRANK MILLER. IS Park Row nar
clay ssss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-09

l.. as Robert e. Farley Organization
- SOLO for the eztsta Of William b.
49, 49, plot ia the Bryn Mawr Park
Sssspn II Yonkerz, n. Y, 70 Edward II.
go, VI Yonks-s. VINO plans TO build
10 las nsax futurc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-09
APARTMENTS TO Lrr-ruxNIsHr,


18th UT, Sc wEsT-Bach-lor apartment,
until Nov. sl2s month. Van Boskerck
TO LETr-Several Handsomely furnished :
and room apartments facing besufIrn1
" snington Square. 500 a month and IN
HOTEL EARLE -"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-09

FARM FOR SALE AT PEcONrC L. I.
consisting OF 81 acres and buildings
beautifully situated on Richmond Creek
For terms apply to r. D. Barker, NATL.
tuck, l. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-09
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE

81. 900 SECURES TITLE. balance OF $500
on easy term mortgages which can be paid
on At TT He RATE or $50 4 MONTH.
tpR WHAT YOU WILL WASTE As Rem Z
FOR A SMALL CITY APARTMENT DUR
ING THE NEXT FEW YEARS YOU CAN
OWN THIS coy HOME FREE AND
CLEAR The house has fine rooms. garage.
uled bath hardwood floors electric light
ana fixtures. shades. electric range. electric
steam heat. and is completely decorate 4.
The grounds contain nearly s or an acre.
The nelg hoorhcod j. refined and rente-l. an
city eonVeniences and country advantage $
for comfortable living. Bathing ami boat-
ing available. Splendid elevation. No mos
Qutoes Fine committing service to n r.
City IT Is WORTH INV sSTICATIs~4i
p. D. WORCESTER. ITO Broadway. \. y.
city. Tel. l470 Cortlandt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-09

TO LEASE-smAil road house at Anradal.
Beach. s. I. Rankin Phone .sle NJ
TottenVile l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-09
Bronx
Long lsRana

ASTORIA. L. I-Mansion 1ssx1%a with
garage; 3 very large rooms with all nm
o-date imp; large porch; Is minutes from
Grand Central Astoria subway; good for
speculation: price $4,000: very easy terms.
FFANh RlCART, 1l6 Nassau ct, N Y,
AT FREEPoRr. L. New summer bun
Eaiow rooms and bath. plot 3oxloe
JOHN j. RANDALL COMPANY
Is y. Long Beach Az Eraannrt ~