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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-02
RHODES HAS PURCHASED
STOCK IN LOCAL STORE

II announced that a. W Rhodes
Of Roaring Springs. an old.time friend
II Mr.. Adams Of the Adams Dry Goods
Company. has purchased an interest IN
the firm. and has become actively con.
nected with Il. AR. Adams IL well
pleased 10 have Rhodes az a partner In
hts business.
8. W. Rhodes. father Il Il. ".
Rhodes. county judge u Motley county
also head q the firm q $. W. Rhoss
and son. dealing In ca;tie and lands. Il
wei kns~n IN that section u the coun.
try.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-02
Little Items of
Local Interest

VI. & Parker and O.. .. Rlttcnbcrry
have fmmcd partnership ~ sue.
ccsscrs O. the firm ~ Berry Parker
& Rittcnbcrry. which has hccu dis.
solved Tho new firm viii have u
flccs IN the Ray johnson building.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-02

sprlghlly Ruth Roland In her latest ana
mes, daring serial. Ruth Of the Rock'
les." This promises TO be n thrilling
picture from the start. and II IN expect
"A That numbers Of people viii avail
themselves Of the opportunity to wit
ness the opening episode free. Each cpl
sude viii bc complete story within IT,
solf.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-02

Thc English Finuca, value sS.sb, was
inst coined In 1919 and derived its
namo from Ia ~, which was first
oblalned h,n Uumca Africa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-02

Tor Amarillo Tuesday succeeding J.
q. Rodcrick. resigned. Reicrice had
offered his resignation a. take cft'c'
March a.. hut tcing ralhd to Calf
surnia ON account ~ the sickness NJ
daughter. hft siuner than expect
cd. D. Gfasa taking his place. ot'
ficlalN. pc Grassis incumtcncy
dutct from March I.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-02
nurlnr Frbunr, " building per.

During February ~ building per
m.ts aggrcgaing tiis.2.i were issued
by City Enrinc,g II u Jones With
the exception ~ the e. r. Herring
warehouse. valued M sleUoo. all were
fu RESIDENCES. In January tho"
w,rr go permits representing an AK
rrerate value q sJ7foo During
February hs, ycsr SO rcrnls were
trnied nrgr,ea,.ng ssoe ooa. while Ia
February the numher ~ Isrmits was
60. with total valuation II ssio .0eO.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-02
ir,ercs, nm dlib haIanrrs cullccicd

ilitftNl wv uAhf ''f'f"'" ''"'h'"
iN County Treasurer james Shea for
tho month 81 February amounted to
s. sSa.Ca Interest fur March Will
l.. NOR. Il h believed. January. there
vas deposit II siI, oeo In thu First
Naioral R,nk. the county depository.
and February vas crdltcd with hut
four DAYS interest on that sum. Only
q small portion u the large deposit
D. likely e. b. checkcd on, during the
present month which should hoost
thp Marrh balance considerably
Then. beginning March !. thu new
rate ~ I i.s pr cent as PER bid -
The First National Rank b-camc q.
fect,c The I'D rate was only l.er
cent.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-02
Irrc Mntlner.

Tho Liberty Theatre announces that
a free matinee VIII le givcn this after
nom from / a. A. M, showing the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-02
According TO rrpor, reaching Anna.

rllio ia, sdny. the flow ~ gas from
Gulf Wei 80. 2. on Monday. mcasur'
ed 7.oou uno. The Gulf Ne . is down
$500 fcct. and according o. rcologisis.
extends the proven ras fold u The
Amarillo district 90 miles east
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-02

The quantity II heat. termed specific
hrii. required To rails" the temperature
{ pound q water degree u taken
ne a unit
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-02

llcrodituS s,ys that NorXos' army
which ctusscd the llcllcspont numbered
90 uUo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-02
What the Wise Old Turtle told Mary Jane

cakes, or spread on bread. 1t is just
what Bobbie and you need"
Mary Jane and Bobbie ran home
and told their mother what Dotty
Dots said, and their mother said, cts
that so? Well, well get some right
away and see."
That very night they had Mary
Jane Syrup for supper. It was 90
sweet and pure and delicately favored
that Mary James mother made up
her mind that they never would be
without it in the house again.
And they never were.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-02

LOOK FOR the next story about Mary ysss
and the Dig Wolf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-02

ZIP z z children Of 30 Mary Tales.
janet.
w Products Renng
The New York herald., 1921-07-16
other Deals In Manhattan
BRONX TRANSACTIONS.

Hirsch & Schwartz. undertakers.
bought for their own use l015 to 1919
Washington avenue, near 164th street,
three story building and a one story
garage on a combined lot of 75x96x
irregular. They now maintain a branch
on 163d street, near Washington avenue.
Henry F. Ohweiler was the seller of
the Washington avenue property.
John II. and Oscar l.. Foley sold for
William J. Cunningham to the Denwood
Realty Company the vacant plot on
the northeast corner of Mosholu Park
way and Decatur avenue 132x1o0xl50.
The buyer to improve with an apart
ment house.
Maxine Holding Corporation. Leo
Abraham president. sold to j. Schoen-
berg 602 and Goa East 141st street. a five
story apartment. 50x100. held at s55, 900
and renting for $1,000 3. Levy, broker.
Roseff Building Corporation, Samuel
Roseff president. sold 2il2 Webster ave-
nue.. a four story apartment, 33.3xi30, to
Elizabeth Kazeimer.
Docter Realty Corporation sold to
Samuel Subotnik $40 and 972 Freeman
street. five story flat, 42.sxf36.1x irreg-
ular
Mary b. Tiernan sold TO Elizabeth j.
Walsh 1856 Creston avenue, a one and a
half story dwelling. 50xl25.
The 15Oth Street and Union Avenue
Realty Company sold to Gertie L..
Brown S19 East 10th street. a five story
flat. 1O0x25
Joseph Block sold to Jacob Schram
s75 Forest avenue. a two story dwell
ing. 21xs9.1l
Anna Lieb sold to F1ore ]. Peckio
476 Brook avenue, a four story flat.
25xlO0.
The New York herald., 1921-07-16
Naval Orders
Special Despatch to THE New York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. ID. c., July Is.
There naval ordera have boon made publi

These naval orders have been made public :
Lieut. Allen c. Bridges, s. G., to Navy
Yard, Boston: Lieut.. J. NJ. Buckley. to U. y
S. Baltimore: Rear Admiral w. III. G.. Bull
Asiatic fleet: Lieutenant Commander Il. W.
Burroughs, TO inspection Vibrations Spe-
cialty Company, Philadelphia: Lieut.. NJ. b.
Clayton, NJ. c., resigned; Commander A. A.
Corwin, TO U. S. S. Arizona as navigator
Lieutenant Commander II. A. Deming, to In
Philadelphia; Lieutenant Commander j. X.
Esler, to r. s. New York; Commander g. g.
Fewel. to retired list, to home; Lieut.. w. NJ.
Fechteler, to u. 8. s. Barney: Commander
A. w. Fitch. 20 command U. S. $. Luce
Lieutenant Commander A. II. Gray. 10 y. $.
s. Utah; Commander ". II. Hermesch. NJ. c.,
TO duty Naval Academy; Lieutenant Com
mander M. b. Hyden resigned: Lieutenant
Commander II. a. Jones, 70 command y. :.
s. Buchanan; Lieutenant Commander Frank
Loftin, to connection fitting out Y. 8. 8.
Isabel Capt. w. -. MacDousall, TO super
intendent Naval Observatory, Washington
Lieut.. William Mckinney. NJ. c.. resigned
Pueblo Lieut. w. u. o'Connor. to Navy
Yard. New York: Lieutenant Commander n.
w Plllsbury, to II. S. New York; Lieuten-
ant-Commander T. NJ. Ruddeck, TO U. 5. :.
Vestal; Lieut.. Gustav Sabclstron,.to to Boston .
Rear Admiral A. ". Scales. to command
mander A. w. Sears. TO command u. >. >.
Cassln: Lieut.. Il. ". shepley. 10 command u
8. s. Eagle No co. Lieut.. j. 9. Stein, to re-
tired list; Lieut.. G. w. Stevenson, to duty
with Board of Survey, Appraisal and Sale.
Fourth Naval District; Capt. r. w. Theleen
mander c. b. Wilson. to inspection Nibra-
tions Speciality Company. Philadelphia; Capt
H. II. Yarnell, to Chief OF Staff, destroyer
force. Atlantic fleet.
The New York herald., 1921-07-16
TESTIFY TO GIVING
$1,000 HUSH MONEY
Two Witnesses Tell of Pay
ment by Check After Threat
of Prosecution by Tufts.

BosroN. July 15.-Officials of the In
ternational Service Company. Inc, es-
capped prosecution by District Attorney
Nathan A. Tufts of Middlesex county
for alleged violation of the banking
laws by the payment of $500 to an at
torney recommended by a spiritualist,
according TO testimony to-day at the
Tufts removal proceedings before the
Supreme Court.
Tufts, shaking his fist in the faces of
the directors to emphasize his words.
told them dt an interview in his office:
1--WE got you for violations of the bank
ing laws and I'm going TO put you before
the Grand Jury two of the directors
testified. They conferred again with the
attorney, Harry e. Levenson. and later
paid $500. after which they heard no
more from the matter, the witnesses
said.
The testimony was presented as SUBJ
sanitation Of one of the thirty-two alle-
cations of Attorney General J. Weston
Allen, who is seeking Tufts's removal
The charge under consideration to-day
was that the District Attorney conspired
with Levenson, William J. Corcoran and
Capt. Herbert Gordon. Cambridge po-
lice officer to extort money from Athans.
Grant. Charles P. Korsak and the In
ternational Service Company under
threats of prosecution.
The interview with Tufts and the de-
tails of payment of the money. some of
which they were obliged to borrow. was
testified to by James S. Athans, former
president of the International Service
Company. and George III. Grant who
was vice-president of the company.
Previously Levenson had introduced
them to William J. Corcoran. Tufts's
predecessor in office, who. Levenson
said, according to Grant. was very
influential with Mr.. Tufts. and had
helped him.
Athans testified that he first learned
there were complaints against the COM
pany from Capt. Herbert Gordon of the
Cambridge police. who is attached to
the District Attorneys office. He then
consulted the sprtualist. who recon-
mended that he retain Levenson. he
said. as a friend of his who would take
the case for nothing.
When Levenson said he thought he
could get them out of this for $500"
Grant protested he declared asserting
that he thought It was a terrible hold
up"
Asked what Levenson replied. the
WllneSS SAlus ne Sdlu tndI we NeTe
getting out of IL easy, that others had
paid more. He said he had just had
the privilege of dividing $4,000 in an
other case"
Tesifying as TO the alleged payment
of $500 to Levenson, Grant said:
IL felt that II was going to be divided,
amor Levenson's friends-public Of
ficials. That's the way IL was put up
10 me-
Levenson took the witness stand late
to-day. He testified that he received
$500 from the international Service
Company. Inc, and that he turned the
money over to Corcoran In instalments.
Payments were made In cash, the wit
ness said, at Corcoran's request Leven-
son said he kept no books. He deposited
the check received from tho international
Service Company, and then drew the
money on his own checks. he testified.
He agreed to produce next Monday the
stibs showing when these checks were
drawn.
The New York herald., 1921-07-16
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

Isaac Schulman leased the recently
altered building at 149 and 151 East
Forty-second street, near Third avenue,
for twenty-one years at rentals aggre-
eating about ss50,00o to the w. G. K.
Lunch Hoom Company. operators of the
Nassau Lunch chain OF stores. The COM
pany was represented by F'liashnick &
Sustick and the landlord by Levinson &
Feinsod. The tenant will pay all the
carrying charges on the property.
julius Rosenberg subleased second
loft in 1874 to 140 West Twenty-sixth
street to Mueller & Rothenberg for five
years at an aggregate rental of $4,000 !;
store and basement in 149 and ISL West
Thirty-sixth street to Herman Terr e.
Co.. the four upper lofts in 17s Fifth
avenue to Firth G. Miller and Dirienzo &
Papa, aggregate rental of $4,000; also
the rear half Of loft in 40 and 81 West
Twenty-fourth street to Solomon Gold
berg; sixth floor in 104 East Thirty
second street to Joseph & Waldman. and
the third floor same building, to DOM
bro & Greenberg, and top floor In 213
Fourth avenue to Benjamin Feinstein.
Cross G. Brown Company leased space
to Morris Resnikoff in 562 Fifth avenue.
Bienes Shirt Company. Inc, leased
through William c. & A. Edward Lester
the store and basement in 40 West
Forty-seventh street.
Cushman & Wakefield. Inc. leased
offices in the new Canadian Pacific
building. Madison avenue. Forty-third
to Forty-fourth streets, to the Dictator
Fountain Pen Company.
Charles F. Noyes Company leased for
Emily A. King the residence at 312 Sec
ond avenue to Leo Hogelsberger for three
years: also half of the first floor in 81
William street to the California Trading
Company. and offices in the Harbor
View building for the Carl Platou Realty
Corporation to Wesselhoeft & Poor.
Albert 3. Ashforth. Inc. leased the
third floor apartment in 80 West Sixty
seventh street to John v. A. Austin also
the fourth floor In 80 West Sixty-seventh
street to DR.. Anna ". Thrane.
Leroy Coventry rented for Valentine
Treat the dwelling 1853 West Eighty
seventh street
Austin ". Low leased to Stupell &
Levey, haberdashers, at a rental aggre-
eating $4,000. the stores in 1923 and
1926 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-07-16
SHIPPING NEWS.
CONTINUED FROM PRECEDING PAGE]

18th. IL: 80 PM. schr Albert Paul, New
York for Savannah
Passed out 18th. II 80 PM, tug Carlisle.
towing barges Lincoln. for Newburyport,
Ontelaunee and Octoraro. for Boston.
Sailed 14th, 8 80 PM, tug John F Lewis.
towing barge Sherwood. seaward.
In Harbor 18th. 8 AM, schrs Richmond,
New York for Baltimore; Grace Van Dusen.
PORTLAND, Me, July 15-Arrived, schi
Samuel w Hathaway, Norfolk.
Sailed 18th, str Norfolk. Norfolk.
ROCKLAND. Me, July 14-Arrived. barge
Tulpehocken, Philadelphia.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. July 14-Arrived.
strs Admission City, New Orleans; West
Isleta, Portland. Me- &C: Ohioan, Boston via
New York Thomas, Manila.
Sailed 14th, str Granite State. Calcutta.
SEATTLE, WASH July 14-Arrived. str
Eldridge, Manila, Hong Kong, &c.
Arrived 18th, str City of Keno, san PEDRO.
Arrived 18th, motor ship Boobyalla. Val
saiIed 18th. str Manukai. Honolulu.
Sailed 10Th, str Fushimi Maru (Jap), Yoko-
SAN PEDRO. Cal. July 13-sailed, str
Ohloan, San Francisco.
SAVANNAH. Ga, July l5-Arrived. str
Merrmack. Philadelphia for Jacksonville
(and proceeded).
called 18th, str City of Atlanta. Boston.
TACOMA. Wash, July 1o-sailed, str Mu-
naires, New York.
TAMPA, Fla. July 15-Arrived. str Van
Lear Black, Nuevitas.
VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass, July 14-Ar-
rived, tug Valley Forge. philadelphia, towing
barges Spring, for Portland, Pickering, for
Hallowell and Pocopson, for Augusta Cand
proceeded AM 15th).
The New York herald., 1921-07-16
BROOKLYN REPORTS.

william f. Harmon d Co, Inc, sold
lots and plots on their South Marlboro
property. in the Thirty-first ward. TO the
following: Joseph Schacher. S. Russo,
A. Librett. S. Tortora. Edward Howarth,
John Schaffer. s. Persico. +. Perullo. F.
Anton. c. Piccol. L. Picon, Robert Per-
done. Louis Ferrar, r. Laura. James Ma
joran. Nils Monson, Edward Barba, John
Sylvester, l. *. Shelin. Frank Shepis. -.
Nolpe. Robert Boheden William n. Per-
man. Joseph Smith, NJ. Zaccaria, l..
Comlto. T. J. Rosa, jeremiah Corcoran,
G. w. Cramer. r. J, Monroe. S. A. Olsen,
John Connors. Frank Chiriano. I. M.
Rosenblatt. i. Hammar. Louis Green
wald. S. y. Jacobson, Y. A. Hover. Sol
omon Hoffer, Blemz Vogel and Thomas
Sasso.
Martin Company sold for Charles l..
& Blanchard +. Atkinson TO Frederick
G. w. Coates the three story business
building at 81 Bond street.
Moriarty & Hollahan sold the plot
120x100. on the west side of Third ave-
nue.. 1e0 feet north of Bay Ridge ave-
nue.. for r. r. Parker for Improvement
Austin ". Low leased TO the Douglas
Shoe Company the store In 430 Knick-
erbocker Avenue southwest corner Har-
mon street.
The New York herald., 1921-07-16
TO SELL CASTLE WALL ESTATE.

Arthur c. Sheridan, auctioneer, will
sell to-day on the property. at Elberon.
n. j., the estate Castle WALL" consist
ing of a main dwelling, outbuildings
and twenty acres of handicapped grounds
The entire furnishings are included in
the auction. After this sale Mr.. Sheri-
dan will go to West End. near by, and
offer for Harry Content. banker. the
former site of the West End Hotel and
cottages, now improved. stores and
buildings. Eighty per cent. of the pur-
chase price may remain on mortgage
in either sale.
The New York herald., 1921-07-16
SELL BENNETT LOTS
IN YONKERS TO-DAY
J. P. Day Will Offer 941 Sites
in Tent on Premises Regard
less of Weather.

The James Gordon Bennett tracts of
941 lots in Yonkers. near Dunwoodie
Heights, just north of the New York
city line, will be sold at auction this
afternoon regardless of weather condi-
tions by Joseph p. Day. The sale will
be conducted in a tent at Yonkers and
Central Park avenues by order of Rod
man Wanamaker and the Guaranty
Trust Company. executors of Mr.. Ben
nett's will The sale of these lots will,
it is expected, facilitate the founding Of
a home for INDECENT New York news
paper men. provided for in the last
testament of the former owner of THE
NEW YORK HERALD.
The lots are to be sold free of building
cost restrictions and regardless of what
1t may have cost Mr.. Bennett and his
estate to carry these properties since
their purchase. They are located on
Yonkers avenue. Central Park Gerome)
avenue, Midland, Cook. Seminary, Ben
nett and adjacent avenues, and are to
be sold separately.
The Yonkers avenue trolley line
passes through one section of the Ben
nett properties, and connects with the
Central Park avenue trolley line. which
runs to the Woodlawn terminal station
of the Jerome avenue subway extension.
The Yonkers avenue line also connects
with all the transit lines that centre in
Getty Square. Yonkers, and with the
stations at Mount Vernon, on the New
York and Harlem Division of the New
York Central Railroad and the New
York. New Haven and Hartford Rail-
road.
The Dunwoodie station on the Putnam
Division of the New York Central Rail-
road is about midway between the two
Bennett estate properties on Dunwoodie
I'll An
The New York herald., 1921-07-16
REALTY JoTTINGs.

Helen A. Titus is the purchaser of
the dwelling at 81 East Sixty-cighth
street. The price was s125.000.
Peter Bohan is the buyer Of the dwell
ing at 119 East 12Sth street, and Bertha
Haduck is the new owner Of the apart
ment house at II and 16 West 10th
street. sold recently. Mrs. Haiduck
paid $4,000 for her property
Louis Marks was associate broker in
the recently reported sales OF 149 and
156 West 122d street, 273 Lenox avenue
and 125 West 112th street
The New York herald., 1921-07-16
SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.

George Howe sold the ten acre estate
on Fenimore road, Quaker Ridge. bought
through the same office last fall by
Charles l.. Wagner, manager for John
Mccormack. Mary Garden and other
famous operate stars, to I. Seigel mem
ber of the New York Stock Exchange.
The property. held at 100000. has been
considerably improved by Mr.. Wagner.
who sells because of change in his
plans. The residence. Italian Renais-
sance in style, Is In the midst of a su-
perb landscaping which, with tstuary
and other artistic features. suggests the
Riviera of northern Italy.
Eustis L. Hopkins OF Larchmont rent
ed the Irving Brokaw estate at Mil
Neck, l.. l., for the season. j. i. Bird
sail was the broker.
The New York herald., 1921-07-16
QUEENs-RICHMoND MARKET.

Rickert- Brown Realty Company sold
TO DR.. f.. w. s. Howard an eight room
dwelling. with two baths and a two car
garage. on Seventh avenue, between ia
naica and Grand avenues. in Norwood
Gardens. Queens.
Halloran Agency sold for Samuel
Miller 50 Sanford avenue. Flushing
Queens. a dwelling. s0xlS5, 10 Arthur
Dingleman OF this city.
Tho vacant tract on Castleton avenue.
between MAZDA and Davis avenues. and
the plot on the southeast corner of, Bard
and Castleton avenues. Livingston. have
been sold through G. f.. Simonson Com
pany and w. S. Il. Hall of st. George.
Staten Island. for the heirs of William
Ross to VI. Schlesinger and Herman
KrolL One Of the heirs OF the estate Is
Lady Geddes, wife of the British Am
bassador to the United States.
The New York herald., 1921-07-16
s1sO,OOO Loan on Bronx Flats.
BUY SITE FOR BATHS
ON DELANCEY STREET
Promoters Get Chrystie Street
Corner-Other Deals.

Max Bernstein, in behalf of Libby S
Baths, Inc. announced yesterday that he
has purchased the six five story stores
and tenements at the northwest corner
OF Delaney and Chrystie streets from
We'll & Mayer on which the buyers will
build an eight story fireproof building
to be used for Russian and Turkish
baths. The buildings will accommodate
about 1000 patrons.
Benjamin Bernstein of 299 Broadway
was attorney for the purchasers and
Nathan Diamant and Jacob Open
heimer were the brokers. Mr.. Diamant
is the same broker who acted for the
same buyers n year ago in the pur-
chase of the southwest corner of Broad
way and Manhattan street.
other Deals In Manhattan.
The Oval Garage, Inc, represented by
Louis W. Oaterweis. sold to Nathan
Handelman and others the garage,
15Ox9911, on the south side of 145th
street. 100 feet west from the west side
of Lenox avenue.
Adele L. Colman sold to Edward B.
Fife. Jr., 10 James Slip. four story
store building. 21.11x36.2.
The New York herald., 1921-07-16
AMERICAN PORTS.

tBy NALL
ABERDEEN, Wash, July 9-Arrived, str
Edmore, Seattle.
ASTORIA. o, July 9-Arrived. str Ryufuku
Maru (Jap), Kobe.
Sailed 9th, str Pomona. San Francisco.
PORTLAND, Me, July 12-Arrived. barge
Temple, Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1921-07-16
IN THE AUCTION ROOM.
tBRoNX EXCHANGED

by A. Joseph Co.
CRESToN Av, 224s, :, 1896 isad 81,
"a sty dwlg, % 37.Gxi20--Carrie krog agt
May Smith. Lloyd y Kanter atty. amt
due. s3,50i .62; taxes. &C., 5000 prior mtg.
- 600 withdrawn.
BY Joseph r. Day.
COMMONWEALTH Av, =, $50 n lT7th st,
2Jx05-Dennis O'Conneli agt Patrick O'Con-
nell; Herbert y Cohen. atty. partitions 10
Peter Correll for. or..................... IS, ,4Jo
The New York herald., 1921-07-16
DouGLAsToN. L. I.

Am going abroad and must dispose Of my
home consisting of nine rooms and two
baths; house is stucco on hollow tile. Span
ish tile roof; plot 7ox10o; one car garage:
prefer TO sell but would rent fully furnished
on years lease. Apply sALM, LIMITED,
II West 2sd st.