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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-14
Fl. ZAL...KIND
Successor to w. NJ Priest
Groceries, Fresh Meats, Vegetables, etc.
20O North Patrick St. Phone 266-W
We Save You Money

On all your meats, groceries, fruits and vegetables
Compare our prices with other stores listed on this
page and be convinced that this store is the low price
leader. And quality is our WatchWord: Delivery.
SUGAR, lb. ..........:....... l,zc
Brookfield and Blue Ridge Creamery Butter, h. 6oc
AZ PGLk M In IL anu AS0''' 1870
Lard Compound ID. :......: lac
Gold Medal and Pillsbury's Flour II 10. 73c 3 TO- 42c
Orange Grove Flour u ID. .................. 70c
Patapsco, Flour, II ID. sack Neutrality-suspicious.. Soc
13l,;+o po+.tons neck 38c
Green Bag Coffee, ground fresh while you wait, 29c
Strictly Fresh Country Eggs, dozen ........ 8oc
Campbelps Beans :....; .....:.....,. loc
Swifts Arrow Borax Soap, large size cake &c
Octagon Soap, 2 Cakes for ........;... loc
Full line Of ali kinds Of vegetables live poultry on
hand at reasonable prices Dressed chickens, H. 4oc
BEEF LAMB
The New York herald., 1921-08-06
Roy Operator in Three Deals.

Sam Mondschein. New York's youngest
operator. has sold 964 Simpson street, a
five story apartment house. 40x1O0.
showing rent roll Of $1,000, and 6S1
East 13Sth street, a Ave story apartment
house. 40x100. He has also purchased
two building plots on Terrace View ave-
nue.. Marble Hill. The transactions In
volve over 100000. Jules Nehring was
the broker The boy opel ator has Just
passed hts twenty birthday.
The New York herald., 1921-08-06
MIsCELLANEoUs LEASES.

Cushman & Wakefield Inc, leased an
arcade booth in the Canadian Pacific
Building to II. Is. Brewer & Co, Inc,
stationers. and Offices in the same build
ing TO A. j. Adams. Jacob Bochner and
The Western Union Telegraph Company,
and offices at so East Forty-second street
to Charles II. Gagen.
Charles +. Noyes Company leased for
the trustees OF Masonic Hall and Asylum
Fund offices to the Ruf-en-reddy Sales
Company at 46 West Twenty-fourth
street. and offices in the same building
to William f. Austin.
Cross & Brown Company leased TO
the Royal Tailors for the Gotham Ma
tional Bank part Of the second floor In
the building formerly occupied by the
bank a Columbus Circle. In conjunction
with the Biltmore Realty Corporation.
they have also leased space In 1882
Broadway to Isadore Aaron, wholesaler
Of jewelry novelties.
Henry Trcnkman rented for William
&. Walker to NJ PAUL. & Co. the third
floor in asa Broome street.
IIenetta Realty Corporation (John II.
schcirer, president leased offices in the
new Calvin Building. 236 West Fifty
sixth street to Royal Blue Cigar Stores,
Inc. and to Signs Of the Times Pub
fishing Company
The New York herald., 1921-08-06
Buys Plots in Dyckman Section
BLOOMINGDALE LOTS ON
AUCTION BLOCK TO-DAY

All the remaining lots in Lowerre
Summit Park, Yonkers. beyond Van
Cortlandt Park and adjacent to Park
Hill, are to be sold separately for what
ever they may bring, at absolute public
auction, by order of Samuel j. Bloom
ingdale. for Bloomingdale Brothers. to-
day by Joseph p. Day. auctioneer. The
sale, which will dispose of about 400 lots,
will be held on the premises at r. NJ,
rain or shine. under a large tent.
The lots to be sold are situated on a
high ridge overlooking the Hudson River
and Van Cortlandt Park, on such prom
inent thoroughfares as Wendover road,
Lynn avenue. Putnam avenue. Ritchie
Drive and Marshall road; on the righS of
way of the Putnam Division of the New
York Central Railroad. at the Lincoln
station, and Immediately adjacent to
the Mclean avenue, Yonkers and Bronx
trolley line, which connects with the
Broadway cars that run to the 242d
street terminal station of the INTERIOR
ough Broadway and Seventh avenue sub
way. ,e3NslNx
The New York herald., 1921-08-06
PLOT BUYERS ACTIVE
IN NORTHERN BOROUGH

Samuel Brencr sold the plot. 56xl5o.
on the east side OF University avenue,
ATTENDING through to Harrison avenue,
about 80 feet south OF Burnside avenue.
through u. Osborne Smith to the Deacy
Construction Company. John Deacy pres
idcnt for immediate mnrovement with
a six story apartment house.
The plot on the west side OF Morris
avenue. 7o.2 feet north OF lSith street.
has been sold by George +. Curtin to
the Debb Corporation. Leo Levinson
president. 1t is partly covered with a
u story dwelling and stable. II meas
ures ia feet on Morris avenue and ex-
tends 1871 feet through to Walton ave-
nue. at which point the frontage Is Ill
feet. A consideration OF $4,000 was
paid.
Ennis & Snnott resold to John J.
Lynch a building plot in the west Bronx,
which the new owner contemplates i'm
proving. The deal involved the property.
l66.10xi37x100 at the northeast corner
OF Burnside and Harrison avenues. II
was resold through Albert ID. Phelps
and Harry j. Rogers. as brokers.
Leon G. Loserc sold for ]. +. Miller
to Emil W. F'randsen the plot. 54x125,
on the west side of East fremont ave-
nue.. 4S feet east of st. Lawrence ave-
The New York herald., 1921-08-06
IN SUBURBAN FIELDS.

Fish & Marvin sold for Roger Sher-
man OF San Francisco his property on
Hamilton avenue. Bronxvile TO George
~. Schmiedel; also for II. +. Denton a
plot OF ground on Hamilton avenue.
Robert ". Farley leased for a. Victor
Donellan q residence on Fenimore road
sea rsdale, TO William n. KlenlSc OF New
York city.
Chauncey B. Griffeu & Co. rented
furnished. the residence OF jay Jones in
the Gedney Farm tract at White Plains
TO j. A. Barnette OF New York
Sunset View. n large italian villa
which has just been completed at
Malba -on- theSound. r. r. has beer sold
by Malba Estates Corporation. Champ
& Dasey sales directors. to Thomas a.
shaw OF Brooklyn. who will occupy II
az an all year home. Mr.. Shaw has also
purchased the adjoining plot OH Malba
Drive facing tho bathing beach. which
will give him one OF the argest estates
nj Malba.
Louis Schlesinger. Inc. sold in
Newark for Mrs. Augusta Merkel the
three story dwelling at ss Prince street
to Samuel Shapiro.
The New York herald., 1921-08-06
FARM OFFERS GROW,
WHEAT PRICES DROP.
-
Only Support Of Market Is a
Broadening of Export
Demand.

CHICAGO, Aug. 5.--Wheat prices tum-
bled still lower to-day. influenced by
assertions that the movement to market
IS limited only by the supply of railroad
cars available. The close was heavy.
az to sac. net lower. with September
$1.1SA to s1.1Sta and December st.21A
TO $l.22. Corn lost "a tc &c. and oats
s4 to 1Hc. Provisions finished un-
changed to sec. lower
With country offerings in the South
west somewhat larger anu with gossip
current that spring wheat growers would
sell freely direct from threshers. the
wheat market faced predi -tions that the
visible supply total on Monday would
chow 100000 to 100000 bushels in
crease. In such circumstances, lead
ing elevator interest here was per-
sistcnt seller. and there vas also much
selling pressure from the Southwest On
the downward slide export demand
broadened, but otherwise the market
seemed to be without support, and the
rallies failed to hold. Prospects that
railroad rates would be reduced between
Chicago and the Atlantic seaboard had
no effect. as the bulk OF shipments at
this time is by lake, at figures much
below the rail rate.
corn ana oats decline with wheat
and September corn touched the lowest
August price since 1907. September oats
reacted only fraction anove the lowest
level yet this season.
Sharp downturns in the value OF hogs
weakened provisions.
Export safes In yesterdays cash
wheat market were the heaviest of the
week, totalling approximately 175o,ocO
bushels. England. Germany. Greece and
Belgium were the buyers. purchasing
on the three cent break in futures The
decline in futures checked offerings
which served to rally premiums. Ex-
ports of wheat including flour, for the
week were estimated by Bradstreet's at
II l,oS1.0I5 bushels. in comparison with
10al,345 the previous week. Total ex-
ports of wheat since july I are esti-
mated at 4o.l0S.061 bushels, compared
with 4S, ,150, ,sS9 bushels
The New York herald., 1921-08-06
CANAL TONNAGE INCREASES.
Tolls Amount to 81 f-2 Per Cent
More Than Any Preceding Year.

WASHINGTON. Aug. "a total of H.
509.21. tons OF oomcrcial cargo was car
r!cd through the Panama Canal during
the last fiscal year. or s3ia per cent
more than In any preceding year, while
the tolls amounted to sil.276,S90 or
32la rer cent. moro than any preceding
year. according 10 the Fdnanta CdNd,
Record. In addition Government vessels.
which passed through the canal tolls
free carried 453.769 tons of cargo.
American. British and japanese YES
sells carried SO per cent. OF the total
commercial tonnage. the 4 m cr n
amounted to As per cent. British to 81
and Japanese to per cent. The total
number of ships passing The canal was
2.ss2. OF watch 1.2t2 We're American.
go British, 40 Norwegian and 1856
Japanese
The New York herald., 1921-08-06
REPORTS FROM BRooKLYN.

Realty Associates sold two five story
double tencments and two three story
double tenements at Ga and Sc Main
street and 12 and rs Garrison street to
Thomas Indcll. Edgar n. Finn was the
broker
Meister Builders, Inc, sold to Joseph
Inc kimberg q plot 30x79 on the west
erly side of East Twelfth street. 40 feet
south of Avenue y, and to Toney Pla-
tania a plot 20x90 on the easterly side
OF East Twelfth street 40 feet north
OF Dunno Court, for building purposes
Charles Partridge sold the four story
building containing four stores and six
apartments. at the northwest corner of
Bedford and Tilden avenues, for /. Roth
man.
William Il. Harmon & Co. Inc. have
sold in East Flatbush the northeasterly
corner of Avenue III and East Fifty-third
street to George Gurriero; southwesterly
corner OF Avenue l and East Forty
ninth street to Frank w. Cannon north
easterly corner OF Avenue II and East
Fifty-second street to Isidore Stern
helm southeas asterly corner of Avenue
II and East Fifty-fourth street to A. X.
Smith northeasterly corner of Avenue
l and East Fifty-third street to Mike
Mariconda f: southwesterly corner of Ave-
nue. / and East Fifty-thir'l street to
Angelo Polardino; southwesterly corner
Of Kings Highway and Schenectady ave-
nue. to Salvatore Barbara plots on Utica
avenue near Avenue Ii to C. S. Gange-
tano. Joseph La Cava, Frank Nola,
Thomas Ncla and Herman Batterman !;
plots on Utica avenue near Kings High
way to Patrick Torino. A. NJ. Bard on
Avenue near East Fifty-first street to
Frank Pidala. A. J.. Rifici and Pasauale
GARAGE on Avenue I near Utica avenue
tc Edward Molisani. Basilio Desta and
Samuel DrucSer: on East F'ifty-second
street near Avenue | to Vincenzo Saulle,
Robert G. Berger and Charles Marci !;
on Schenectady avenue near Avenue / to
Anthony Catalanello. Carmine Catalda,
George Dachille and Charles Dachille !;
on Avenue Fl near East F1fty-second
street to Samuel Steel on East Fifty
sixth street near Avenue j to Samuel
Damilio Frank Semlon and Thomas
Saville; on East Forty-siXth street near
Avenue l. to NJ VI. Alexander. Robert
c. Bowen and Frederick l.. La Cava !;
on Foster avenue between East Forty
seventh and Forty eighth streets to NJ.
L. Holloway and /. +. Guadagno; on
Avenue ID near Utica avenue to Benja-
min Kaufman, r. A. Salzman and Maui
rice Stein southwestcrly corner of Ave-
nue. ID and East Fffty-third street to
A. Cohen; plots on East Fifty-third
street near Foster avenue to o. e. Clyde
John Bergen and Il. G. Small
Henry l.. Nielsen sold the dwelling
at 403 Eighteenth street for Valentine
Laux to Frank Schifferdecker also the
three story three family dwelling at
IA Fourth street for A. &. Hendricason
10 Mrs. A. Dwter.
The New York herald., 1921-08-06
Borough Of Bronx-SaIe or Rent.

46TfI, go W.--Two attractive rooms, tile.
bath: parquet floors: &s0-$qo.
The New York herald., 1921-08-06
JULY BUILDING REPORT FILED.

The report for building operations
during the month OF July out yesterday
by Superintendent Rudolph F.. Miller OF
the Manhattan Bureau OF Buildings
shows that plans were filed for fifty
three new buildings costing a total of
s17.s7s,s25 as against 141 costing to-
tai of s6,269,s00 the same month last
year. making loss of eighty-eight in
the number OF buildings, but n gain of
$11.609.025 in the amount involved.
Plans were filed for four dwellings
costing n total of s1S0.000 as against
one costing 100000 the same month
last year. six tenement houses costing
s2.555,000 as against one costing s2,5o0.-
900 the same month last year; four loft
and store buildings costing a total Of
$43,325' as against three costing $685.
600 last year: six Office buildings cost
ing st3,500.000 as against nine costing
n total OF s2.i90,000 last year. and flNe
manufacturing and workshops costing
$716.2 200 as against one last year.
The New York herald., 1921-08-06
Stolen Automobiles.

The police last night reported the theft OF
the following automobiles In this city during
the preceding twenty -four hours:
Oldsmobilc 1920 touring; license 1882 y. ";
motor B-l3Oa
Buick 1920 touring: license iso4si :. r.;
motor 5S6a63.
Packard 1910 touring license lo55s7 y. ri;
motor unknov n.
Jackson 1920 touring. maroon license iGT3S
Ford ia2i coupe: license 53sei va; motor
studebaker npecial ak; license eoo2i y. Y.;
motor a82-TI.
Police Dcpa rtment Pierce Arrow bicycle No
iG3S2
Buick tgo .o,soa soa truck license se7io3 \. ";
studebaker 1919 sedan: license 35iio y. r..
motor G15S.
FORD ioai sedan: license 1900 y. H. motor
t6lG.13.
Ford 1890 touring; license 10000 s. VI;
motor 4lG13s
Ford 1921 touring; license Q6ioi Conn. ;
motor Ii06306.
Hnynes 1918 touring; license iS3oI4 n, ~.
motor 321iG.
Ford 1921 roadster license iWSVa3 n. j.,
motor tss6ei:.
Ford 1921 touring license a1lNiO n. ";
motor 4D04J3s.
Ford in2O sedan: license i5ooi " VI. motor
44SJ24p.
Overland 1927 sedan. license 1880 n. N.t
motor itOtJ.
sayor touring, bue: license c7GGTo y. NJ.
motor 1911 -R23fGG,
Hudson 1870 touring; liceuse iiT72a y. VI.
motor tl0S5To.
Hudson 1920 touring, maroon: license J-ae
N. ". motor i0n10N.
Chs ndlcr 1000 touring. da rt blue bodp. wire
whsek license 2sJ9ss y. y. motor OSLO.
The New York herald., 1921-08-06
REAL ESTATE JoTTINGs.

Samuel KronslSy, inc, reports hav-
ing recently closed mortgage loans ag-
gregating approximately s1.700,000. The
larger ones include s145.000. on the
northeast corner OF Harrison avenue
and 1s0th street: 1856 West Twenty
third street. 100000: 52s-531 West
151st street, $4,000: "a East Ninety
seventh street, northeast corner Madi-
son avenue. s62,500: northeast corner
EShty-fifth street and Second avenue.
s52.500: s95-997 Aldus street, $4,000 !;
east side Grand avenue, 104 feet south
OF l90th street. 100000.
Frank Il. Haubert, Of the office of
Edward C. II. Vogler, was the broker
In the sale OF 6S3 Amsterdam avenue.
recently reported sold by Therese Gildea
to the Baltic Holding Corporation.
The 23-25 Beaver Street Corpora
tion (Leopold Gross Wilson p. Tanner
and Samuel X. McKeon) has obtained
from the n. l.. Trust Company. as
trustee. loan OF 100000. covering
the Beaver Street Arcade, a twelve story
office structure at % and IS Beaver
street, with an IL" to 5s to 81 New
street The building. which was trans
ferrcd by the Metropolis Trust to the
present owner in 1918, has a Beaver
street frontage of 4s.5 feet and a New
street measurement OF 65.2 feet
Shaw. Rockwell & Sanford have been
appointed agents Of ) East 115th street,
ia West 124th street and 2020 Wash
ington avenue.
David Stewart was the broker IN the
sale OF the plot, 105xi18x irregular. at
the southeast corner OF Broadway and
West 1880 street, for Mrs. Catherine c.
Middleton TO DR. Charles VI Paterno 10
be used for the new Temple Club. q
Masonic order. Mr.. Stewart was also
the broker In the sale OF the vacant plot
at the northwest corner OF Broadway
and fs2d street. S0x172.6x irregular, to
he used for the erection OF the new build
ing for the Washington Heights branch
OF the Y. NJ G. A.
The New York herald., 1921-08-06

nue.. on which three story garage VIII
be erected.
ID. a. Trotta sold for Abraham Nj. Won
Praag and Sophie Won Praag a plot 15x
100. AT the northwest corner of Roberts
and Mahan avenues.
The estate OF Katharine Urstadt sold
10 the Rickphy Operating Company the
property at 1856 10 29SS Third avenue,
through TO Bergen avenue, and twenty
six feet south of 15Sd street, having
frontage of twenty-seven feet on Third
avenue. forty-nine feet on Bergen ave-
nue. and depth of 1856 feet. The pur-
chaser will raze the old buildings now
on the plot and erect furniture or de-
partment store. This Is the first sale of
the property since 1865. ]. Clarence
Davies negotiated rhe sale.
The New York herald., 1921-08-06
SHIP BOARD CALLS MEETING.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 5.-An advertising
conference of the lis operators of the
Shipping Board will be held here August
% as preliminary step toward coordi-
mating and increasing the efficiency Of
the various advertising activities OF the
board and It's agents.
During the last fiscal year. II was
announced to-day, the board paid adj
vertising bills in excess OF half a million
dollars for f55 operators. The board also
published on It's own account advertising
amounting to $4,000.
The New York herald., 1921-08-06
CHICAGO PRICES.
NEW YORK PRICES.


WHEAT-Offers were said TO have fallen
off. In the local CASH market No. red
was quoted at si.32h No. . hard. s1.33'i
No. Manitoba. $1.72A, and No, mixed
orrum. at $780,, c. l. f.. track, New York,
10 arrive.
CORN-No. yellow and No. white wee
quoted at 79hc. and No. mixed at Ioc.,
C. l. T., New York. ten day shipment.
OATS-No. white was quoted at 51isc.;
No white. 5fc. No. 8 white 47a 4sc.; No.
4 white. acc; fancy clipped white, 53lac.,
and ordinary clipped white. 5Ilzc., all cie-
sator.
RYE-No. . Western, SIG, (. o. b., and
&1.2o. c. 1. T., New York, last half August
shipment.
BARLEy-Feeding. 6saToc.. and mailing.
Ts1s2c. c. !. T., New York.
HAY-No. I. $3oG32; No. .. sa6I2S; M
3, $2s@.5: shipping, $20d22 'on.
STRAw-No. l rye. S22G23 ton.
Mipnea polls.
Flour 15I2Jc. lower: In carloads lots fam
ily patents quoted at ss23ds.5o barrel In
p$ h. cotton sacks. Shipments. 5000 bbls.
Bran, SIS. Wheat-Cash. No. | Northern.
sI3oia@1 .4oi.; September. si,e5h: Decem-
ber, Sl.o5ls. Corn-No. yellow, 50g5lc.
Oats-No. white. 3oAQ3ic. Flax--No. ],
tie4kqf .96iS.
GRAIN EXPORTS.
Wheat. including flour. exports for
The New York herald., 1921-08-06
Queens TRANSACTIONS.

j. Albert Johntra sold for j. Burnett
Jones his home, 50xl25. at 140 Central
avenue. Flushing. to Charlotte A. Meyn.
Ella NJ. O'Kane sold through the
Thomas A. Mcwhinney Realty Conf
pany the O'Kane building at Mott ave-
nue. and the Long Island Railroad cross
ing. Far Roclsaway. to a Mr.. Smith OF
Whitehall, Inc.
George II. Rowe has purchased an
apartment in 1873 Twenty-second street,
Jackson Heights. J. c. Wilde purchased
an apartment in lab Twenty third street
jackson Heights
The New York herald., 1921-08-06
HEIGHTS DEAL LEADS
APARTMENT TRADING
Interest ReUiues in Small Null
fifan1iIy Houses.

The five story multi-family house, 50x
100, at 656 West f7Sth street. adjoining
the southwest corner OF wadsworth ave
nue., has been sold by the Hemp Realty
Corporation 90 Charles l. Silbeunan,
who was represented by Isaac Cohen. at
torney. Nathan p. Lehman, attorney.
acted for the selling company.
j. s. Maxwell sold 70 Joseph Shenk the
six story apartment house with stores
at 524 to 526 West 145,a streer. 5Ox1o0.
between Broadway and Amsterdam ave-
nue. Tie property was held at sf25. 900
and returns an anual rental of more
than s21 600 The Lloyd Williams Com
rany represented the seller.
John Joseph and Samuel Fioretti,
ments, 37x6o. at 40 and 142 Eight ave-
nue.. purchased the two four story tene-
ments, 37xeo, at 40 and 14a Eighth ave-
nue., southeast corner OF Seventeenth
street John J.. Maund. the seller,
acquired the properties a few days ago,
together with the adjoining house at 1873,
from the Smith estate.
Manson Bruce Realty Company sold
to Francis Reilly 430 St Nicholas ave
nue.. five story dat. 25. .iax125.
The newly formed 229 West 140th
Street Company, with NJ. w. Berman.
j. Wolfson and S. II. Wachtell, as di-
rectors will take over the five story fat,
21.10x99.11, az that address.
Largo Corporation sol1 to Max Vein
Sarten 50 East 107th street, a five story
tenement, 25xf00.11
Joseph Lese resod the six story fiat,
40xl00, at 210 East 18TH street. Mr.
Lese bought it last week from Jacob
Holtzberg and now sells it through Isidor
Favor to Samuel Kreetman. 1t rents
FOR $4,000 and was held at $4,000.
The New York herald., 1921-08-06

the xeek. according 10 BrddStreers. sggre-
gate n .06i .0T5 bushels. against lo.54i .345
the previous week and 1871 .o91 last year.
for the season. A. i0S, col. against ~. .too $50
last season. Cora exports for the week,
a.4s5, Gao. against 3.6e9. .o3s last week and
"a LOCO last year since July l. i3.i4s,sui.
against $40 5S4 last year.
The New York herald., 1921-08-06
COFFEE
CABLES.

Mo f,t,,ros uncoanred to . reis higher
Dollar rate 20 reis lower al 1880. Exchange
isd. lower at sad Receipts $1,000 bags and
,nchanged 10 $50 rtls lower ut 1+SaT5 for
December. Receipts 10000 bags and stock
y QSn OO0 hays
The New York herald., 1921-08-06
eRAZIIJAN STATISTICS.
SUGAR.

The sugar market ruled quiet. Prices
sagged q few points on offerings or
Porto Ricos and Cubas. which had
failed to find buyers up to the close.
The market opened unchanged to z
points lower and closed points lower
to points higher.
Range OF futures p+ces:
The New York herald., 1921-08-06
Fire Record.

=. NJ,
~ :s5-ii6 Ridge St.: unknown. Unknown n
IL .oo-2o5 Audubon ave. Louis
Ellen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Unknown
i.so-s40 East 152r St.. Max zuciter-
man ..............,...... ..Trifling
.2a--a4 Lemon ave. unknown. ...... None
e.Oo--i1i5 Webster ave. The Bronx.
c:45-a3s West ioist So Harry
sherman .....s.,..t.......U Unknown
c.5o-14eo Prospect ave. the Bronx.
~. postman ................. .Trfling
3:ia-osth ST. and Lexington ave,
Public school No. s8....... .Triflins
4i0-662 I East 1G5th a.. The Bronx
unknown .s...s.,t ,t...t.... .Unknown
G:2a-if30 BathRatc ave, The Bronx.
Isaac Lcider............. .UnlSnovr
9 O5--3oa Lexington ave. David Gold
berg NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Unknown
q G..,J--52 First At. Fall Dros.. .Trifling
I.i-t- 10 Fort Washington nv. unknown
1908 Howard st.. rotos Motor Co..
e.i5-Io1 Cauldwer av The Bronx,
Louis Pallcy. cy......t....... Unknown
s.45--loa Madiaon av.. Epatcn Under
wear Co.4................ Unknown
s,1o-fn front OF issS clinton av.,
The Bronx. Abort Opp. Unknown
The fire record sent out or Wednesday.
NJ gao A. NJ. IN the prcmlses of tho Hoff-
man Hardware Company. ~ 81 and 80 Worth
street. The Fire Marshal finds that the
fire was not Nv the Hoffman Hardware Com
many premises but In another part Of the
building.
The New York herald., 1921-08-06
LIVE STOCK AND MEAT PRICES,

Common TO prime steers, 100 lhs.S6. ooa Sa.J3
Common 10 choice bulls. 100 lbs. f.Oop e.Uo
Common 10 choice cows, 100 lbs. log a.oo
Common to prime veals, 100 lbs. s.ooG l4.po
Common to prime sheep (ewes), - ~
common 10 nrime Ia n,bs 100 lbs i. .O01 IL. 90
I've hogs 100 ihs .'-e,.... il 5UIfio.1O
i1rassad hssf Steer sides ID b .iaa. 1884,
,,itw drassed yoais III i3d 81
Dressed mutton. lb. b............... .u.W -
Dressed wethers, ib. .............. .laW -
Dressed lambs. city. lh........,. log -
The New York herald., 1921-08-06
Borough Of Queens--salc or Rent.

A COLONY FOR ARTISTIC PEOPLE.
THE HOUSE BEAUTIFUL IN NORWOOD
GARDENS.
Designed for artists. architects. doctors,
lawyers, teachers, writer's actors and others
who seek home OF artistic Individuality N
around Now York city; exteriors by Walter
Hopkins OF Warren Wetmore: Interiors
by Philip rcsnyk. Phone Vanderbilt 04s4 for
photographs. plans and full particulars
RrCKERT- BROWN REALTY COMPANY,
- Vanderbilt av.. New Work.
So 900 CASH. balance like rent: new Colonial
brick dwelling containing rooms. tiled
bath and garage; interior finished through
out in white enamel with mahogany finished
doors: paruuet floors, steam heat, gaS, cleo
triclty and sewers; minutes walk TO water
front park with bathing; block to express
station: IL minutes to Grand Central. IL
year Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. mort
gage. Y. S. WITHERS, 70 Vanderbilt av..
room 1874 Phone Vanderbilt 94s4.