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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-01

IHh iiGi,rE rEaSIIABLE ILLUMINATING GAS
''"PhMh psr Of PHH.ADELPHA
,.r ae directors have this, day declared
sa M dividend OF three (8 per cent
,SI. y. share, on the preferred stock. pay.
Al N. &c. 10 iszl. to stockholders OF record
"sanesdsy, June g, IacI = NJ
Chscks will be mailed
w. A McEwEN. Tr.a.ursr
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-01
WALTER REED CENrp,, ,,o.-.-----.-

saH sealed prsbHsi aEED GENERAL HOSPITAL
I.u oSsn.. Sns,i II A, M June 10 "is,jpe % S re;
supply p1sssd ss.,.ut for tmRroA eme!,s % wa,.r .E
hospital, WASN'T a. walter Reed Genersi
master Rpnestiop nt to Constructing ousr,nr .
|inEton. p''tn b n -fi6 West Trade Bldg Wash.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-01
PROPOSAL,

Ep ca1siIp PROPOSALS WILL ne nv
o,s,rd Slycd at Room 2l0' City Han Dr. "T, s
opensss noon on Tuesday. June IL. 1871 ,ns M
ns,sIls.tn,so1I .ns1 ting nT II Room 2ls. ,city Hall ali
cr.sE Pumpins 81 s,s, BOILER equipment at Minso
">u''' at Room 40. City Hail
FRANK II. CAVEN.
Director
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-28

FOUR ACRES. well improved. ives.
City Park. Will take small property
or equity Address y-s7. Ch'eftair
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-28

LOOK HERE!
A fine cattle ranch with Cor without
1000 head of stock. finest bunch OF
White FAces" you ever saw. can be
bought right. Lat me tell YOU all
about IT In person. I can intereet you
" you Are . cAttlemAn and want
really good thing. Land. water rtehts.
location. climate ard everything else
10 right.
Three lot.. each soreoo. on the
Mesa" and ssrn worth Of improve
ments for the price OF the lots. Fine
for several houses.
Three dry farms. one Of i0 acres,
With erea. pumping possibilities. VIII
sell chear on terms
And ~ you are tnte,ested IN an IN
conne building with speculative
value WI aho~ II IA YOU when YOU
call At the address below.
The two upper noors. IT'S . thre~-
story building. are vacant tust now.
and want tenant. Fine light. airy
rooms &oIico teaeh, euitahle for any
manufacturing proposition. Power
elevator
ERNEST p. oNrEN. 100 so. Main Ct
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-28

For Sale
20 acres, good water right, 4-room
house, barn and outbutldinss; some
fruit trees: sonne in alfalfa This place
is n,iles from Pueblo. Price, $4,000;
81 900 cash, balance easy terms.
20 acres, full water right; house,
barn, chicken house, corn crib, cellar
and we'll, 5 miles from Pueblo. Price,
IS 500; $5oh cash. balance easy terms.
20 acres. full water right. all tn al
falfa. all fenced. Price, e,nno; tarms.
aco acres, house, barn and windmill
Plenty WOOD on place. Price. 81, 40.
Other ranches for sale and trade. II
you want 10 buy, sell or trade, SEQ
r. Krembzow
p franklin Bldg. Attn and Santa Fe
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-28

~ AcREs. ven improved. near
Burnt Mn. for sale by owner. in75i.
eprune.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-28

FOR SALE-or the owner will OK
change for city property, dandy 40
acre tract on the Santa Re Trail; scme
alfalfa. full irrigation right; good new
bungalow. barn. well and cistsrn: good
crops. Or will deal a choice - with
no improvement. never before offered
Edwin b Haver, Central Block.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-16
NEW ROCHELLE

$4,000 buys broom house. modern tmpts
gas electricity. near Sound. sll.5oo.
terms: othsl offerings from $4,000 up.
Tel 1928. Open sunday.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-16
Realty in West 34th St.
Rented for $l,OOO,OOO
Lease Extended on Property
for AZ Years, Total
of 63 Years

Henry Shapiro & Co. have negotiated
an extension of lease for fortytwo
years of 218-222 West Thirty-fourth
Street. the new lease dating from 1910.
The same brokers recently leased 218-
22o West Thirty fourth Street for the
Schultz Realty Company, and 222 West
Thirty fourth Street for Maria Simp-
son to the 218-22O West Thirty fourth
Street Corporation for twenty-one
years. The property has just been i'm
proved with a five story building.
The unusual part Of the transaction
was that the owners were willing to
extend the lease for forty-two years on
practically the same basis as would
have been asked at the time the origi-
nal twenty oneyear lease was made, in
spite of the fact that the improvement
had already been completed. The rent
for the additional fortytwo years is
based on land value only. With the
extension Of lease just obtained the
lessees now have lease for sixty three
years at an aggregate rental approx
mating 81 100000
New-York tribune., 1921-03-16
East Side
East Side

70 UNFURN1sHED TO rr
New-York tribune., 1921-03-16
Wall Street
Realty Resold
AT Big Profit
Mandelhaums Dispose of l3-
Story Building Bought
Six Months Ago and Held
for Sale at $l,5OO,OOO

Harris & Maurice Mandelbaum sold
&C Wall Street, thirteen story office
huilding, for which the sellers have
been asking s1,500,000, with 'front.'
are of SIS feet on Wall Street by 100
feet irregular. The plot contains
s.loo square feet, There is 5000 square
feet of rental space on each floor.
The buyer is the Harallen Corpora
ton, Harry L. Allen president. The
Nandelbaum syndicate purchased the
property from the Sampson estate
about six months ago and resold
il at a big increase. The new owner,
Il Is said, has been offered more than
was paid to the Mandelbaums.
Greenwich Village Improvement
Duross Company sold for the Emil
grant Industrial Savings Bank to
Henry /. stetler, Inc, warehousemen.
the northwest corner of Washington
Steter company will improve the plot
with four-story building. The
puross Company negotiated per-
manent loan on the proposed building
for ten years.
13Sth Street House For School
Fitz Howell resold for Norman P.
Chsderton, the three-story King model
dwelling at 240 West 13Sth Street,
35x99li. with facilities in the rear for
garage, to the New York School of
Chiropractic, which will remodel the
dwelling, altering the two upper floors
into dormitories.
The same broker resold for Emma
Dunn Stokes the three story King
model dwelling at 255 West 13Sth
Street, to Norman P. Chaderton.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-16
Carpet Mills to Locate
In East 3Oth Street

The Brown, Wheelock Company,
Inc, leased to the Savoy Carpet Mills,
lnc., the store and basement at 16 East
Thirtieth Street for an aggregate rental
Of 100000.
Frederick Fox & Co., Inc, leased a
lott at IS and 81 East Tonth Street to
Besson e. Mttleman. manufacturers Of
waists, and space at I'll Broadway to
William Goldberg, clothing manufac-
turer.
Butler & Baldwin, Inc. leased the
top floor at 43 West Fifty-seyenth
Street to Sander, Inc, milliners.
The A. II. Leventritt Company leased
to Tornabell e. Co. approximately 1000
square feet in the .Cunard Building. and
also space in the same building to ].
Simon g. Co.
Harris, Vought e. Co. rented for
the Brown, Wheelock Company an Of
nee at 642 Fifth Avenue to James G.
Douglas. and a loft at % East Fiftv-
fourth Street to Madeline B. Davis.
Maurice Werthem leased Offices at
l57 East Forty-third Street to w. Stan
wood Phillips, architect.
The Scobel- -Glauber COMPANY Ieased
the store and basement at the south
east corner of Grand and Crosby
streets to Seid's Quality Lunch.
Adams e. Co. leased Offices at ITO
Fifth Avenue to Segal Bros. & Co.,.
Adolph Levine, Colonial Embroiderv
Company, Arthur S. Edelhoff. Daten
Manufacturing Company, William Derry
and Meltzer & Rappaport.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-16
X e al E state News
History Esplanade
In West End Ave. Sold
Apartment Hotel at 74th Stree,
Corner, just Completed,
Sold bv Builders

Inc Esplanade, fourteen-storv
apartment hotel at the northwest .cor.
ner OF West End Avenue and Seventy
fourth Street, overlooking the Schwab
home, has been bought by syndicate
headed by Jerome c. and Mortimer G.
mayer through Mark Rafalsky Co.
from the 305 West End Avenue Corno-
ration. Henry Mayer president. -.
me structure has just been completed
py the seller. The building contains
ewenty-six rooms on each floor, which
are exceptionally large, and fourteen
baths. which can bs arranged SO that
suites of any number Of rooms can be
obtained; The entire building is fully
the ground floor for tenants
The Apartment Equities Corporation,
Russell Fl. Kittel treasurer, is reported
to have sold the Riverview Court and
Creston Court apartments, two five
story structures, 615 to 621 West 136th
Street, on plot 54x100 each, held at
100000. They are arranged for four
families on floor.
Mcdowell & Byrnes sold for the
Glicke Realty Company the Burwood.
at Al and 4S Wadsworth Avenue, north
east corner of 175th Street, five-story
apartment fronting so feet on the ave-
nue. and 100 feet on the street
Ralph Russo resold the four-story
tenement, 20x50.11, 367 East 1884
Street, for l. lsaacson to Frank Mauza.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-16
Two Fine Homes in East 64th
Street and in 18th Street Sold

Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. sold for
the Adenaw estate 16l East Sixty
fourth Street, a three-story dwelling,
2Oxl005, TO 8 client, who will make ex-
tensive alterations for his own occu-
pency.
The n-Wheelock Company, Inc,
sold for Robert D. Graham the four
story, high-stoop dwelling 48 East
Seventy Street. 18x102.2.
Shaw, Rockwell K Sanford sold for
Charlotte o. Hungerford the four-story
dwelling l50 West 122d Street, 19x100,
70 Ella ". Clark. The A. Kane Com
pany represented the purchaser.
James H. Cruikshank resold to Amelia
Z. P Pride 81 West 130th Street, a
three-story dwelling 25x100, and resold
TO Joseph Monsky 81 West both Street,
a three story dwelling, 25xl0o, both
through Louis George; also resold to
Elizabeth Barnes 40 West 130th Street,
three story dwelling, 25xl00, through
c. B. Richmond.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-16
10 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
Manhattan

';mT OF loft to let. about 1000 SO. It..
r.ts storage or light manufacturing; low
~ Call Williamsburg 1885
New-York tribune., 1921-03-16
Tall Loft Building
In Waist District
Taken by Syndicate
Daily Realty Company Is
New Owner of Old Gro
lier Club and l2-Story
Neighbor in East 32d St.

Peace & Gilman sold for the Meany
realty Corporation the twelve-stor
store and loft building 5ox10O feet at
together with the adjoining rs feet
three story building at'29 East Thirty
second Street now occupied by the
United Waist League of America.
These properties were held at $500. 900
and have been bought by the Daily
Realty Company which intends to hold
for investment. This building was
originally erected by Brody. Adler &
Koch and sold by Pease & Gilman to
the Meany Realty Corporation. The
same broker sold % East Thirty-sec-
ond Street, which is the old homo Of
the Grolier Club to the Meany Realty
Corporation which purchased 1t to pro-
tect the light Of the larger building.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-16
PELHAM

PElHAM BARGAINS: rooms. pa,h
$1,000. ro"ms b.th. $1,000. 5 rooms
sld.aoo. ). n. AMUNDSEN, liS wolr,
Lane. Tets. il55-2l3s Pelham. ~ T.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-16

LOT <4si25. ono OF Yonkers's most
orautlfuI terraces. VITA, q superb view or
,"e audson River Owner most sacrifice for
Xxx l't,is ca sh and VIII help buyer arrange a
GACf. & KAMPFEK. s46 south Byav"
New-York tribune., 1921-03-16

HOUSES TO SUIT YOUR TASTE - All
sites of rare beauty at reasonable prices.
av minutes from Grand Central station .
"'nrr on property. Yonkers av and pun
w"oh'e st. Harlem train 10 Mt. Vernon.
60 w~st on Yonkers av. car C minutes)
Midland Jerome Co., Inc.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-16
Seeking Mexican Trade
New Orleans Merchants Star,
on Business To,,r

NEW ORLEANS, March 15-F,jobtv
New Orleans business men wcre ~
leave here to-day forsa seventeen-dav
trade extension tour of Mexico.
Armed with large quantities of ltera-
ture and accompanied by a number
OF well known speakers. the party.
traveling on a special train, will visit
.ne heart of industrial and agri-
cultural Mexico.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-16
Fire Record
LOSS

A.
2:05--227 w. 1oeth St; Benny Leon
ard Tire Co. ............ Trif1ng
436--1. w. Cd St; Victory Feather
Manufacturing Unknown
6:25-22 e. 29th ST.; Seville Hotel
b:45-3@o2 Sd av.. the Bronx; Her
man L!chtenstein .Trifiing
p. M.
12;so-2e7 f. 1oeth st; Abraham
irassman ...............U Unknown
4:oo-9lo Jennings St, the Bronx;
Rover Construction Co. unknown
0:5o--1ss W. 124th ST.; auto in
garage; unknown. Unknown
a;5o--4"2 Clareinont Parkway. the
Bronx; John Mooney. ... Unknown
n;35-3oO ": 1s4th St; unknown Unk nown
t:oo--52s w. Broadway: S. Horo-
8:30-431 L. 8th st: Morris Rubin. SIS, ,00O 0
:, The record Of Monday showed a fire as
having occurred at 9:40 p. m In the
premises of Friedman Bros, SOS Broad
way. The fire marshal finds that the fire
occurred In the premises of another occu-
pant OF the building
New-York tribune., 1921-03-16
]. Byrne, of Byrne & Bowman,
Dwelling in the Bronx

Ernest Damiane sold for Annie C.
Reilly the three-story residence 2202
Andrews Avenue to john Byrne, of
Byrne & Bowman, for occupancy
The dwelling at 348 East 136th
Street, 176xl00, has been purchased by
A. Denelln from J. C. Green.
s. ]. Taylor sold for William Din
mond TO Stephen J. Fallon 2l96 Ceda r
Avenue, q residence and garage, 4Sx1Oa..
Calm & Calm sold to Edward He! il.
man $50 East l64th Street, dwelling ,
25xs5. Nehring Brothers were IL :
brokers'
New-York tribune., 1921-03-16
$3.50 for Recluse's Realty

The Brooklyn properties Of the late
Thomas W Shields, Brooklyn's recluse
artist, were sold yesterday at auction
by the Jere Johnson Jr. Company in
the Montague Street Salesroom for a
total Of S55.35O
One hundred AMI thirty-seven Clin-
ton Avenue. dwelling, was sold to Peter
lmperiale for $3.50; 402 and 404 Gates
Avenue. motion picture theater, to
Charles Pollack for $4,000; 406 and
4oo Gates Avenue, studio building, to
). Kaplan for s15,1oo, and 40 Gates
avenue, an apartment house, to Usher
Knell for SIP 500.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-16
Results of Auction Sales
At ~ vESEY STREET.

BY Joseph P. Day
VESEy ST. II a. 33. swc Church (Nos
6o-7o). 6ox64, 5-sty stn loft & str bldg
Clark g voorhees, vs. Adele ID James
ct all Herbert c. smith, ref; partition
Sold to Charles H. Voorhees, a party in
interest, for s123.000
18TH ST. % W. IS. 3o5 5 av, 2oxs7.e.
4sty & b stn dwy; Albert G Laun vs.
Jos Laun ct al; Louis jacobson. ref:
due on jdgmt, s4923.73; tax. ETC. $500:
sub to prior mtg of $4,000. Adjourned
to Mar "a.
BY I. Lincoln Seide CO
65TH ST. l2 w, SIS. 1870 Central Parl,
w. 20x100.5 5-sty bk tint; Louis Nord
linger ct al Backwood Realty CO
ct al; John N. Boyle. ref: due on jdgmt.
$23. $500: tax. etc, $1,000. Adjourned
to Mar 20
New-York tribune., 1921-03-16
OSSl<lNl:

SEy EN-KOOM HOUSE, 1880
All modern Improvement lot sUxlls
Good neiEhburho'd tulm~dlA,e possesslon:
trrtii> IL SUIT
X. +. LENT.
Telephone $40. OSSlNING
New-York tribune., 1921-03-16

COLONIAL CoTTAGE--s rooms sleep
ing porehes: plot $500 square feet: se-
Iert residential section: $40 500 For sun
day appotntm~nt call Ereithack e. Co. 81
south Broadway. Tel 701 Yonkers
New-York tribune., 1921-03-16
Big Theater for Hempstead

= The Homestead Hotel and the Pure
rood Market on Main Street, Hampstead,
L. L., are to be replaced with vaude-
vile and movie theater seating 2,100
ana ad costing about 100000 by Max
barr, of the Albemarle Theater, Inc,
who has purchased the realty. Nathan
Stern, associated with Marcus Locw. is
Interested in the project.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-16

MODERN ROOM SrUCtO DWELLING.
Up 10 date In eve,v r-sue,t I.,xn
p'n, minutes 10 station; highly re-
strtcted: r. beautiful section: SIS 500 Make
"ner. II. w. SULLIVAN $50 south Br,sIe
way Tel $500 Open Sundays
New-York tribune., 1921-03-16
Tenant Buys i'm Third Avenuo

:, D. Kempner & Son, Inc, sold for
Harris and Maurice Mandelbaum.
Fisher and Irving Levine and Leonard
We'll the fve-story building. 25y95
704 Third Avenue to Meyer Pascal Of
Pascals Department Store. tenant
lh's property was originally purchased
at the Astor sale.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-16
Takes Greenwich St. Building

". j. Russell leased for the Manh. :
ian Island Investing Corporation 20
Leon Hirsh & Son the six-story bui L.
ing at 368 Greenwich Street for len
years at rental Of 100000 and s'.b-
leased the store floor to Mesh & Co.,
dealers in eggs, for ten years, at $45,-
0ln
New-York tribune., 1921-03-16
theatrical Man Buys James ].
McCreery Estate. Gedney Farm

Prince & Ripley, Inc, sold the estate
OF James j. McCreery. consisting of
large stone house and one acre on Sher-
man Avenue, at Gedney Farm, White
plains, n. y, to theatrical man of
tnls city. The estate was held at $45,-
New-York tribune., 1921-03-16

$500 CASH buys 2-famiiy house. stunro =:
sarags electric light. gas. steam heat :
r!ot 5oxlco house Will carry its-if: price
slo 800 make offer. Gau! 4 Kempfer. 4s
oouth broAdMay. Tel Yonkcrs htaS
New-York tribune., 1921-03-16
IfY'E

AT RYE. with view Of Sound. rooma.
bath. ~~iectriv'ty. fireplace. rarage; 81 200
for summer seasou, furrishad. Compile et q
lrt "f hriu-s. sale or rent MISS T.. Nj.
DKUMMONL. 30 Purchase St. near station
tri
New-York tribune., 1921-03-16
Old East Side Holdings Sold

]. Edgar Leaycraft & CO. sold for
the Lewis M. Rutherford estate the
five-story building SO East Broadway,
being the first transfer of the property
in more than fifty years.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-16
Sale of Fieldston Corner

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., 1921-03-16

KNOW ALI. ABOUT RYE.
COTTAGES FOR RENT.
NEAR BEACH AND INLAND.
CltAS. :. FAUIkNFR
once at Railroad Station. Tel. 1923 Rye
New-York tribune., 1921-03-16
Treasury Issue Oversubscr;be,,

WAoHINITUN, March 15.-Sub-
scrlptlons to the two issues of Treas
Try certificates of indebtedness. which
closed tonight, aggregated approxi.
mately S460,oOo,00O Secretary Mellon
announced. The Treasury called for
*bout $40o,0o000o and the oversub-
scrlptlon was said by officials to sub
stantlate their belief that the money
market had improved and that future
issues of government securities would
find ready market.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-16
Mrs. H. Gardner BUYS Dwelling

Robert A. Peet has sold to Mrs.
Rowland Gardner his property on Neck
Road, Lyme, Conn. consisting Of about
seven acres, modern dwelling and
numerous outbuildings. The Payson
Mel. Merrill Company negotiated the
jao1
New-York tribune., 1921-03-16
Old Inn at Amityyille Sold

otterbourg, Slender & Houston
purchased for client Hathaway Inn
oos ao,el and grounds at Amityville. L. l..
Iuox2O0, from Estelle S. Hathaway, who
has been in possession of the hotel for
twenty-five years. Extensive alterations
and additions will be made.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-16
Gets Lawrence Beach House

The Payson Mel. Merrill Company
leased, furnished, for Mrs. r. E. Sealy
and Miss Marion d. Combs to Mrs
c. 0. Meyerkort property at Ocean and
Berkshire avenues, Lawrence Beach,
L. l.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-16
Buys Home at Bryn Mawr Parl

The Robert E. Farley organization
sold for the estate of William B. Rice.
house in the Bryn Mawr Park section
OF Yonkers to L. II. White, of this city.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-16
Resale of l26th Street Home

Mulvihill & Co. resold for Julia Dill
lion the three-story dwelling, 45 East
126th Street, 20x100, to Mary A. Bros
nan.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-16
Sale of Staten Island Realty

Mofatt & Schwab sold for Mabel R
Dumbell the property II Lenox Place,
New Brighton, S. l., to Katherine J.
Clark
New-York tribune., 1921-03-16
Flat for Bronx Corner Site

The Garpoint Realty Corporation
purchased from the S. & L. Building
Corporation the vacant plot 121 9x10o,
at the northwest corner Of Kingsbridge
Road and Morris Avenue, Bronx. 1t is
reported that hve-story apartment
house will be erected over this site.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-16
Farms for saIe-New York State

FOR sALEEAN ALFALFA FARM IN
the beautiful Shawangunk Valley. Orange
County. n Y. the heart of a Holstein-
Friesian dairy country; crops. fifty. tons al
acres young apples and peaches due this
season: New York City available by truck
contains l27 acres and we'll watered: on
State Road buildings slightly. In good con-
dition, numerous and large; price Sic, 900.
Write r. d. Howell 266 Suydam ST.. New
Brunswick, n. j.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-16
New Jersey

ASBURY PARK. Alienhurst. Deal. Ocean
Grove, Bradley Beach and vicinity; de-
sirable summer cottages for rent furnished !;
for sale, furnished and unfurnished: COM
piete list. Harrington Cunningham.
Asbury Park, N ].
New-York tribune., 1921-03-16
Sale of 10Th Street Garage

The 42S West Nineteenth Street Cor
poration sold to 2. D. Berry the four
story garage 428-430 West Nineteenth
Street, 5Ox92.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-16
Real Estate Observation-Disclosures

HOUSE, unfurnished. in Westchester Coun-
ty, within 20 miles OF Grand Central 8
or 10 rooms, improvements. garage; might
consider old-fashiohed house II bargain.
Address 7. r., Box IS. Long Island City.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-16
LONG ISLANr CITY
KEW GARDENS

KEW GARDENS
New 1-family, corner. stucco. rooms and 2
baths: plot 50xl34; near Kew Gardens sta
ton and elevated Also smaller adjoining,
others fine restricted suburbs Classic
Construction Co.. Myrtle and i13th ST..
Richmond Hill.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-16
REAL EsrATE-sALE OR RFSe
Queons

Queons
\. 7. CITY-so. 900 square feet
land, frontage on three streeta
High land: no expensive foun-
dalton necessary. In unrestr!ct~
ed zone. two blocks from sub
way station. short freight haul
VIII consider little less than
One Dollar square foot.
ERNEST A. L'ECLUSE,
rs r. 10th St., N. Y. Tel. Vanderbilt 1855.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-16

Astoria Space for Shoe Firm
Tankoos, Smith & Co. leased to the
Beck-Hazzard Shoe Company the
ground floor at 296 Steinway Avenue,
Astoria
New-York tribune., 1921-03-16
Connections

STAMFORD. CONN.-Belltown Road. =
minutes from trolley; lot 15ox2oo: garage
for two cars; large poultry house fruit of
all kinds; price. SIS. 900. Apply l.. w. Ken
nedy, phone 1170 Stamford. Conn.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-16
Investor Buys Plainfield House

Joseph P. Day sold for the estate Of
anna E. Kirkner a large three-story
fsesidence. 44i East Eighth Street, Plain
;aelo' n. j., 225x356x257. The purchaser
intends to alter the dwelling into apart
New-York tribune., 1921-03-16
--
WHITE PLAINS

HOME. xte.5Oo; rooms 9
baths all improvements electricity.
gas. plot 601i20 approximately.
r. FRANKLIN HULL,
6 Court st. w hite Plains. y. Y. Tel 36so-l
New-York tribune., 1921-03-16
Long Island

CENTER HALL. room house. enclosed
porch. 2 garage. 40 minutes out
110500. OWNER, Box 324 Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-16
BRIARCLur MANOR

BRIARcLIFF TEA ROOM 4 SALE.
20 rooms. baths. gas electricity; half
acre and brook, shade trees: established
all year business.
TODD. Briarclin. Telephone 81.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-16
MOUNT kISt'O

SIX ROOMS and batn. all improvements.
nara wood ruois auu tritii; convenient TO
railroad. school. sture. etc; In nr,t cIa y.
condi.ion: possession May 1: $4,000. ,ery
easy terms CARPENTER & FELTON,.
lnc,: telephone s. Mount klsco ~
New-York tribune., 1921-03-16
SCARSuAIE

sCARsDALE--Eisht rooms. three baths.
attr~ctivs plot; garage for QUE car:
location: new listing and exceptionaiiy
attractive at $25. 900. ANGEL CO
New-York tribune., 1921-03-16

iOCR CHOiCE OF rhc~e new seven room.
nath r'itases. ait ntod-tn tinpi oveIneuts
well iocSteo, nlce plots. near station, 81. 900
to $4,000. I.oo. them evcr
+. q. HORTON.
fhone S"o. tLEASA NTNlI.l.t r.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-16
LAKCuMONT

RENT FURNISHED. GUNNER. cool location.
MASTER Oe,i,usnus. baths maids
rooms bath, large voranda half acre; ga
rage. might sell II. &. PERRIN, East 4.d
ct. Murray Hin 24o2. I.afchfiiont 299.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-16
PLEAsANrvILLE

a PARTICULARLY LIyARIE uousr t.
community OF friendly people: rnodern
good view: convenient committing; sli.4oo
Terms For description and inspection ar
rangement write. phone or cali MIITf1N
WEND. Tribune Building. New York CITY.
Becknlan 23S0.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-16
YONkE ERS

OWNER LEAVING FOR EtiKorE-parl<
house nss san SSuth; n, Ir'om frame sna stone
date I IN every. respect. price. SIS 900; cash
$1,000 }. 4. RIORDAN. Tel 2i7-5494
f"nhers. Proctor Building