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Morris tribune., 1921-04-22

Omaha Herald: Once upon time there lived
typical American boy in typical American village. He
attended the typical American school, studied the lessons
that every young American is taught and played the
games that boys play in villages all the way from
Barnegat bay to Puget sound AS he grew up he had
the typical American boys dreams, dreams of leaving
his little village, of making for himself the
world and then of returning great man. brass band
to meet him at the train and the Villagers his play
mates, paying him the silent homage due hero. That
boys's name be found in city directories and teIe
phone books everywhere. In many he went
back In he did, but not the conqdering hero of
his boyhood dreams When he alghted at the old
station instead of brass band there nothing to
meet him but the old depot hack. The boys and
girls he had played with had forgotten him. They
didn't know he had achieved in his little world
But in great great while it all happens just
the boy dreamed it, brass band and ALL It this
dream which Herb Hoover must have dreamed when he
left the little village of West Branch Ia,
thirty He wouldn't have been the typical,
normal American boy that he was if he hadn't. is
this dream that is going to true when he revisis
West Branch next June "The thrill that comes once
in lifetime" is to be his when he steps off the
The brass band will be there to meet him. The best
cooks the town boast will prepare banquet in
his honor. The heros homage will be his
Morris tribune., 1921-04-22
It Can't Be Done!

Whenever youth trying to be what the
boys call "a SPORT" have great yearnng whisper
to him that it can't be done
You may tickle fortune at the shrine of cards,
or take chance with the gaoping dominoes, but in
the long old Lady Fate will you end of
the lane and slip the knockout punch. easy
money yet did any any good Money that
through ilegtimate channels has habit of dis
appearing like the fog before the sunshine The only
that is worth while going after is the money that
by the sweat of the and calous of the
hand All other coin is spurious and chimercal, and
Enterprise.
Morris tribune., 1921-04-22

John F. Shields to Edward Casey
lot 10 and westerly 1215 #. lot II,
block Is, Railway subdivision Of
block 20, First Add, Morris,
S5450.O0.
Emma and Peter Salmonson to A.
A. Montgomery, lot 2, block 8,
Pashak addition to Chokio, $1.00.
E. H. Townsend to Andrew Lundin
lots 10, IA, block 2, Chokio, $1.0O.
Nettie Zimmerman to M. e. Gar
vey, swA 8, Stevens, 81 and other.
Morris tribune., 1921-04-22
Swat the FlY

One fly killed million or so less to
deal with later in the Swat them now An
other way to lessen the number which may poster
later is to clean up all places where they breed
Manure heaps perhaps the most prolific breed
ing places. Get them all cleaned within the next
week and thus exterminae the filthy disease carrying
fly before he appears.
Decaying vegetation in cellars back yards and gar
bage piles breeding places. Clean them up
By cleaning out the breeding places and swatting
vigorously the fly pest be made nearly negligible
Morris tribune., 1921-04-22

The folks back home given decidedly
"bum stears'' what they should demand of their
representatives in the legislature, especially in the
matter of educational appropriations legsla
on It is humble opinion that ill-considered tele-
grams and petitions from the at home do much to
gum up the legislative machinery. For ourselves we
would much rather trust representative
to do the right thing than to make upon him
information furnished by some
propagandist
Morris tribune., 1921-04-22
Real Estate Transfers

Peter Ingolf Christensen to Peter
o. Linstad, lot 5, block 3, Morris,
S1.0O.
R. H. Cramer to Adams Land Co.,
swA 81, Darnen, $1.OO.
Harm Kleen to Everett G.. White
head & Lindsey L.. Shriver, swA 5,
Morris, $4,000.
A. A. Montgomery to Peter Sal
monson, lot 2, block 3, Pashak Ad.,
Chokio, $1.O0.
Morris tribune., 1921-04-22
ONE PENALTY or ExTRAVANGANCE

Citizens the northeastern part of the state and
newspapers published in that section have made last
ditch fight against the tonnage tax and their opposition
be credited with sincerity The Grand Rapids
Herald Review thinks that the only from in
dustral disaster section of the state lies in
finding by the that the law is unconstitutional
the repeal of the ad valorem tax It utters
this solemn warning, however, to the range towns:
"There has been argument that the opponents of
double taxation have been unable to
fully meet throughout the controversy. The
denied extravaganza of the communities in NUM-
cpal affairs has been constantly pointed to evidence
of the great wealth that abounds in this section and the
claim has been made that the people of the entire state
should share in this vast expenditure of public funds
When it is shown that small villages the range like
Keewatin, for example, expends money annually
for municipal maintenance than many whole counties
in other sections of the state able collect fact
of public plumber cannot be successfully controversial
Conditions prevailing the Mesaba range has been
the strongest argument maintain position
proponents of double taxation
Morris tribune., 1921-04-22

The province Of Ontario, Canada, has voted to go
bone dry and after prohibition there into effect all
portions of Canada contiguous to Minnesota will be
bone dry and the supply Of liquor for illicit traffic from
that will be cut off, Eventually the prohibition
of intoxicating liquors will prevail in all North America
of Mexico, and it may we'll be noted also that
attempts to violate the law will gradually go out of
fashion and booze will be a closed chapter.
Morris tribune., 1921-04-22

Quite remarkable incident happened at Candy
last week when young sentenced to Saltwater
manslaughter in connection with automobile collision
was rendered farewell banquet by the representative
men of the town. and afterwards handed his commitment
by the sheriff and directed present himself at the
prison to begin his term And the next day the sur
prised warden had difficulty in believing the young
who presented himself was really entitled to ad-
mission, it being the first when convict
ed man had come to the prison unattended From the
Candy News gather that the young man has made
his in the world that he highly regarded
in the community and that while criticism was made
of the court verdict yet the prevailing opinion was that
the collision was an unavoidable accident
Morris tribune., 1921-04-22

advertising has become great economic factor for
the producing and steadyng of business The old form
of Advertising which largely of the luxury type,
has been replaced by productive form. This new
form of advertising has stay and should be
great factor preventing business panics such
have had in the past says Roger Babson, the noted
statistcian, in recent issue of Printers Ink
Morris tribune., 1921-04-22

bulletin of the complete census returns for Min
nesota has been issued 1t shows lot of cities with
$500 population Ten years from there will be
another and some of those cities will still be
$500 and others will be 5000. Those that the
latter figure will be the that have houses in which
5000 people can live.
Morris tribune., 1921-04-22

There plenty of houses "to rent" in Morris.
What this town needs is lot houses "to own"
Every needs supply of houses for those people
who from the nature of their employment cannot estab
lsh permanent homes but town be anything
more than way station unless the residents build
houses Ito own"
Morris tribune., 1921-04-22

George" should be given of those "high-class
funerals which many towns said to need The
George in this is the gentleman referred to in the
classic expression "Let George do it." No town can
forge ahead until George is buried beyond assignment
every citizen cheerfully does his share of public
work.
Morris tribune., 1921-04-22

The so-caed sales tax may deserve all the opposi-
ton it has engendered but in the long run the
sumner pays the tax anyway, and the directly he
it the less he has to for collection The only
objection to the sales tax is that most of
feel better natured to ten cents and not know than
to pay cent and know all about it.
Morris tribune., 1921-04-22

Few legislatures have to their credit in the
line of constructive legislation than the which has
just adjourned The farmers program especially will
prove a big factor in the prosperous growth of Min
nesotas greatest industry.
Morris tribune., 1921-04-22

St. Peter is the city in the state to elect
woman mayor. There will probably be many more
elected in the various from time to
time, and they'll make good officials too
Morris tribune., 1921-04-22

Joyful spring time here, but along with the sing
ing birds and blooming nature comes the auto speeder
and reports of automobile accidents.
Morris tribune., 1921-04-22

The legislature has adjourned and so far as we can
see accomplished nothing relieve from the burden
of working for living.
Morris tribune., 1921-04-22

If men pushed baby carriages it wouldn't be
necessary to do aviation stunt getting go-cart down
one curb and up another to a street.
Morris tribune., 1921-04-22

The price of paper is sagging and is only about
times the prewar price, but threatened
strike paper asking for increase of Is
cent on May 1. HoW's that for nerve?
Morris tribune., 1921-04-22

Spend few hours in the garden and less burning
up gasoline and it will dollars saved and health
earned.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23

BARGAIN-Modern home convenient loca-
ton. eight rooms, bath, gas. electric
light. hot water heat; plot 5ox1oc. Price
$40 900. REWARD g. KRAFT. $50 Hug ue-
not st. Telephone 2541 New Rochelle.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23
r e al ate News
Estates Offer Flats, Dwellings
And Business Realty ri Aurt;cr

Bryan l. Kennedy will Offer at the
Nesey Street Exchange Salesroom to-
DAY apartments. dwellings and business
properties located In Manhattan and
the Bronx, rs follows $40 TO s44 Man
nsftan Avenue, three ive-story anart.
mcnts; $50 West End Avenue. a ave.
story tenement; ell West 12ath Street.
tnree-storv dwelling; 177 Prince
Street, six-story loft with store; 4aT
nrnome Street, four-story business
three-story business building with
store; lao East Thirty-fourth Street,
five-story business building with
apartments and two stores: 3 West
101st Street. Ave story ana rtm 10, = !.
IL and IA East 10th Street, two Ave,
story apartments; las West 122d
Street, four-story dwelling; 1852 East
l2sd Street, five-storv fat; 5e4 West
l4ath Street, FIVE story double fat:
677 to $40 Van Nest Avenue, two two
family dwellings with three stores.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23

LARcHMoNT

FURNISHED HOUSE overlooking Sound .
master, maids bedrooms raraxe az
tractively furnished, $4,000 June Is 10
September Is. Others, 81, 600 up Louis
Z. MILLER, Post Road tel. Larchmont Ss5
FINE BUIEDING PLOT, 1o0x7T. sxcelIent
residential netghborhood: water, gas. cleo
reasonabIe price HOWELL &. PERRIS
East 42d st. Murray Hill 2422 Larch.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23
Natanson Gets
Quick Profit
In Flat Resales
Sells Three Apartments in
West 1l2th Street Which
He Bought on Monday;
Trading in Tenements

Max N. Natanscn sold at profit to
Philip wattenherg, cap to 25s West
ltcth Street, three hve-stcry apart
ments, S7.6x100, which he purchased
on the previous day Leitner 4 Lett
aer. Inc. were the brokers.
David Lion sold the story modern
tenement sa4-32e East I17th Street,
s7.sxioo. which he recently purchased
from the Willets estate. to Joseph Wit
tors. NJ. Bardolino was the broker.
Harry Levy sold for Schwartz g. Levy
the seven~story elevator apartment
known ms the Clifton, 2o10-2oi2 Sew
enth Avenue, sox1oo. adjoining the
northwest corner of 1coth Street. The
purchaser recently bought the corner
and now controls i0o-fcot frontage.
ls was an all-cssh transaction.
The Carl M. Wallach estate sold the
sA- story tenement with stores at
es Clinton Street. 25x10o.
Benjamin Msndolowitz sold the six
story apartment Is West 137th Street,
Aox1o0, for DR.. J. Campbell to r. D.
Holbrook. of White Plains.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23
oss1NNG

SEQ, o,o0o-Gentieman's estate on Albany Post
Road; fne Broom house. oak roors
throughout 8 baths, fireplaces, 61a acres.
500 feet road frontage every modern i'm
prcvement, beautiful shade trees and loca-
ton; very easy terms. AYLES phones
Office I'LL. residence 9oo
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23
DreamIand Park Property
Z Brings S407 900 AT Auction

That portion Of The Dream1and Park
property not acquired by the city was
:old yesterday at auction IN rne Brook
I'm Real Estate Exchange for s401 900,
he purchasers being syndicate COM
posed Of William Fox. motion picture
nagnate: Eugene F. Wood. retired, and
Mrs. Hannah Sullivan, widow OF the
late Tim Sullivan. Mr.. Wood and Mrs.
Sullivan were two of the largest bond
holders in the original Dreamland Cor
poration.
Representatives of Mr. Fox said after
The transaction had been completed
that the purchasers had no particular
plan with regard to the property, but
that it would probably be put to use
|is an amusement enterprise within a
short time.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23

UNFINISHED APARTMENTS TO LET
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23
Court Settles Dispute
Over Inch Land Strip
Decides Against Buyer at Auc-
ton Whose Objection, Jus.
tice Saws. Is Trivial

Dispute over strip at the corner
OF Tenth Avenue and Fifty seventh
Street, 100 feet and Ave inches long
and varying in width from half an inch
to two inches, was settled yesterday
action arose over the failure Of q nur-
chaser st foreclosure sale to com
plete his purchase Of the lot at the
corner for the price he bid--S125o0-
and on which he deposited the usual
10 per cent to bind the bargain when
Referee Pauline 0. Field, auctioned d
1ne property in December last. In his
decision Justice Erlanrer savs:
THE motion on the part of the
purchaser to be relieved Is denied. as
1t appears that the only objection II
makes to the title is that there is a
strip OF land about one inch in width
In front of the premises. which, it is
TO LET FOR BUSINESS ruRposrs
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23
Mrs. Van Caertner Sells
Home in East 65th Street

William A. White & Sons sold for
Mrs Louis Allerton Van Gaertner the
residence at 81 East Sixty-hfth Street,
1sx1oc.5, to q Mrs. Allen.
Folsom Brothers, Inc, sold for the
Claussen Estate the four-story dwell
inr 210 East Thirty-ffrh Street, COX
100, to Ventura Borras.
Leonard WE'LL sold 255 Edgecombe
Avenne, a three-stcry dwelling, 16x1oo,
to Michael Candlich ir.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23

WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY - 7-room
cottage, bath. hot air heat gas etc. ;
close to car. high ground Sc 500, make Of
fer. r. a. RELLSTAB. 81 North av., New
Rochelle, N. Y; telephone 3s71.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23
Operators Buy and Sell
Modern Flats in the Bronx

The Benenson Realty Company
bought from Raymond Rubin 2471
Davidson Avenue. a hve-story wooden
apartment, 75x10o The Benenson
Realty Company also resold the five
story wooden apartment at IS West
i79th Street, southwest corner Of Uni
ysrsity Avenue, 86x15s. recently ac-
ouired
Rasmussen & Sauter sold for the
Dormond Realty Company the two
family brick dwelling, tsx75, at 21ss
Washington Avenue, 1sx75.
Calm & Calm sold for Reinhard Sau
berlich, 907 Summit Avenue, two
family dwelling. 25x107.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23
LAKE MAHoPAC

SIAhSDAEE
HOME for gentleman OF small family; ah-
soiusaiy ne~: beautifully shaded plot ;
exclusive essate section; bedrooms one
-nxl3 rwo tiled bathe. maids laratory.
saa. 500; tsrssss Arranged. Box 81, scarsdaie.
Phone s6a sunday sefors ter.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23
Bank to Pay s5OO,O00 Rental
For SDace in Beaver Street

Frederick E. stulgis and e. ". Lyon
leased the second focr in the new Kerr
Steamship Company Building, at "A
Beaver Street. to the Chartered Bank
m India, Australia and China, which
has been located for number OF
years in the old Tontine Building, at
SIS Wall Street, which building has re-
mntly been purchased by the Federal
Sugar Refining Company. The bank
has taken these banking quarters on =
renty-year lease at a gross rental Of
aprr roxim ately $500 900.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE
BIGGEST BARGAIN OFFERED

to-day is this charming Colonial home, tn
be ready for occupancy March soth. in
Guiding shades, electric fixtures and cleo
trsc range; beautifully decorated inside
and out to suit purchaser: a cash pavment
OF $4,000 buys 1t, balance Of Sl1.50o on
easy payment mortgages. Grounds 125r1s0
IT.. 10 big rooms, tiled baths wide ve-
andas aud complete garage. In select
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23
Business Claims Two Houses
In West Odd Street

The Haggstrom Callen Company sold
scr Holton Hall The two three story
buildings at 13e and 141 West Sixty
shird Street, 33x1oo, to client, who
will remodel it for business. The bro
kers have been appointed agents.
Daniel r. Jackson sold to client Of
Aaron Weiss 1915 Third Avenue, Ave
story business building and store, 25
yioo
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23
Manufacturers Purchase Larger
Building in long Island CITY

The George W. Copp Company, INC,
manufacturers of automobile bodies
Fhich bought last fall through Cross
|k Brown the two-story building at
fourteenth Street. Long Island City.
asya found the quarters too small, and
through the same brokers have pur-
shased larger two-story building,
sannlng through from Thirteenth
II, Fourteenth Street, 140x200, Long
! ls!snd CITY.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23
Results of Auction Sales
AT L! I. vEsEY STREET

BY Joseph Day
HOUSTON ST, Sol e. s. s1.a Ave Il.
s2sx7o. ETY. tmnts and strs Jas Z.
Willing. gdn, Adolf Leichter ct al;
Max Altmayer, ref; due on iudEt $a1-
iii.1l taxes. etc s47.s2; sold to plain
4sTH ST. 4e7 w. n s. lco w 9th ave.
ls.sxloo.5. sty tnnnt; Irving Savings
Bank vs. Lydia Bell ct all w r Van Al
styne, ref; due on sudgt $s.sgsse; taxes,
etc. $500; SOLD to client of Harris, Noug hi
Co for s1o,1co.
BY Henry Brady
121sT ST, 40 ". $ $. 1ss Lenox ave.
2ox1eo.11, sty and bsmnt tmnt dwllg
sherif's sale Of all right, title. etc which
Bertha kohosoff- had on Nov S. 1920,
or since; David H Knott, Sheriff, Nth
drawn
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23
APARTMENTS TO LEr-FURN1surn
Manhattan

55TH ST. Sc wEsT.-A newly furnished
apartment. three large sunny rooms
path. kitchen, telephone southern ex-
posure; very quiet location; rent s2no
monthly; immediate possession; sub leas
70 October or longer inspection all day
sunday weekdays to p M or by an
pointmsnt Telephone LANCE. Spring
a7a7 Circle 1879.
CLAREMONr Av.. 12s-Attracttvely furn
ished apartment, two bedrooms living
room. kitchenette. bath. Phone Cathedral
$3.50. Apt. q.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23

claimed, the referee had no right to
convey. 1t is apparent that this OBJ
lection is trihing one and deserves
no consideration. The motion on the
part Of the plaintiff to diwec. a resale
Of the premises is rrantad., :,
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23
Miscellaneous

REFINED AMERICAN WIDOW willing to
consider a proposition in which she
would maintain an attractive home and
look after dentist or physicians practice
the apartment selected; New York Cay
only: references exchanged. D 81. Tribune
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23
Hotel in BROOKLYN Sold

!, Q. E. Allard and ]. J. ievey sold for
the estate of Alice j. Williams the Bev-
erly Hotel, 1909 to 1917 Beverly Road
at the northwest corner of East sev-
ehteenth Street, Fl1tbush, 150x15o, and
neld at 100000. The purchaser is the
l.. H. Van Cleft Realty Corp.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23
Home Buving in BROOKLYN

Henry pierson & Co., Inc, sold the
two family dwelling. at AIS Park Place
for John yelders.
Charles Partridge sold the twc-story
dwelling s7s Franklin Avenue for
Annie S. Curtis.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23
REAL EsrArE-sA1E OR RENT
Queens

KEW GARDENS
New one family, corner, etucco seven
rooms and two baths; plot 5ox134. near
Kew Gardens station and elevated. Also
six smaller adjoining. Others, fine re-
stricted suburb Classic Construction Co.
Myrtle Ave. & 115th St Also s4th Ave
& 115th St. Richmond H!ll.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23
White Plains Garage Sold

The Lotion H. sSnwson Company sold
to a client for Emmett E. Waite, the
tenant, the brick garage 50x1oo. at
and Mamaroneck Avenue, White
Plains.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23
LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE
MINEOLA

Idaal all year round. 40 minutes tc New
York, centrally located beautiful Long
Island Number Of attractive s, and S
room homes, all modern improvements, or
good sized plots. near station. Prices range
from ss, 900 up. with small cash payment
Open SUNDAYS. SAL RAMAGLI, ln1 Main
ct. Mineoia. Phone Garden City ssa
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23
Connecticut

GENTLEMAN's Farm. Norwalk Conn, is
acres, nins room Colonial house, all i'm
proven ents. Cost $4,000 Owner going
abroad will sacrifice. SIS coo, part cash
Theodore Bauer, care Columbia GRAPHIC
phons Co. 1o2 W. 3sth st. Telephone 1920
Eitzroy
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23
TO nEr-uNruRN1sHED
Manhattan

FIVE ROOMS AND BATH. ss5 to s115.
In the cooperative plan elevator apart
inent houses Nos. II and 10 EAST 95TH
ST. near 18th av.. in he social center: cash
investment. s2.2no to s. 900. which includes
cost of stock ownarship. renovation and
cts 3xS and Sx5 feet unique, equitable
money "a wing cooperative rlan. William
uikshank' $ Sons, Agents, s. Liberty ST
THREE ROOMS AND BATH. $50.
On first floor. in he cooperative plan ele-
varor apartment house No. IL EAST s5TH
ST, near 5th. ay in the social center: cash
Investment s1,2sn; the rental value Of this
vsstment ' Is saved s's in two % Years w william
CRUIKsHANK's SONS. IS Liberty ct.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23
Buys Home at Elmsford

The Robert E., Farley Organization
sold tor Robert N. Quinn his residence
on on oswmlll River Road, Elmsford, to
Mrs. Marguerite volvay, of New Dorm.
S. |. -
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23
More Activity in Canal Stree,

William H. Whiting & Co. sold for
Charles Laue the s.S-story building
3S2 Canal Street, extending through to
80 and Al Lispenard Street. Extensive
alterations are to be made to the prem
ises by the purchaser for occupancy.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23
PELHAM

$4,000, rooms. bath. $4,000: rooms, sons
$40 500. j. n. ANIUNDSEN. 11s VOLTS
Lane. Tells. 1155-21ss Pelham, n. 7.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23
Long Island

ALONG THE GREAT SOUTH BAY
Attractive Houses to Rent;
Desirable Properties for Sale
JEREMIAH ROBBINS.
Babylon, l. I. Telephone %.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23
W estcl,ester

scARsDALE-s1s 500 plot 1oox15o; splen-
did house with all improvements. in
Guiding gas; ave sleeping rooms three
baths near trolley; fifteen minutes to sta
tion; garage; unusual value. ANGELL
Co. Scarsdaie. y. Y, telephone 300
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23
New York State

WHY take the trouble and delay to build
house when a beautiful new country
home, two hours out. can be bought for
s146on. one-half mortgage, An investiga-
tisn will pay Owner, Box o $50, Tribune
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23
Nrw Jersey

AsBuRY PARK. Allenhurst, Deal, Ocean
Grove, Bradley Beach and vicinity; de-
s,ra Bile summer cottages for rent furnished.
for sale, furnished and unfurnshed. com
plete list. Harrington & Cunningham.
Asbury Park N j.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23

Physician Rents Scarsdale Home
Burke Stone, Inc, leased the resi-
ssnce Of DR.. George w Murdock, on
Ldgsmont Road. Scarsdale, furnished,
Mrs. NJ. Cleveland Sims.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23
WHITE PLAINS

FINEST SECTION: 10 rooms and ? baths,
modern improvements. garage superh
views S25e0n. offer wanted Oehers, $f2,r
GOO up Possession, A. MUENIC, 3T5
Fulton st, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23

TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23
PELHAM MANOR

RENT OR SALE-New .stucco dwelling, 9
rooms baths, large plct 80 minutes
out; near station; all irn provcnaente irnn,e-
diate possession; $3.50 per month. HERkI-
MER. INC, a5 West 43d St, New York
Telep phone Murray Hill e7se
New-York tribune., 1921-03-23
YONKERS
CREsTWOOD

CEESTWO0D--Busin change REQUIRES
sale S-room New England house specially
community; minutes station 80 Grand
central; living room 12x21. fireplace: sep
arate hall, ) bedrooms. porches one en-
closed garage. Asking $4,000, reduction
cash over $4,000 mortgage. G 1872. Tribune