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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-12-30
Wholesale Doughuut Fun

The good tasty doughnut is whole
some indeed 1t is holiday food
cake we all k full well. It's made
in thu home kitchen at Thanks giving.
Christmas and New Years sea son.
Why, for joytiie eating it sure rings
the bell. The Salvation Army lassies
made the doughnuts famous and
taught our ioughboys to acquire a
taste for the toothsome goodies, amid
Flanders Fields. So, now4times
bakers are making the doushnut a
year round product to supply the
demand. But, at the holiday sea-
son, especially, the doughnut comes
into particular popularity. And,
every year the doughnut seems to be
getting closer ard closer to the hole
according to the press humorists.
Quips and jokes along this line, or
should we say circle, always takes
the cake" in Topics of the Day"
Films. Now, when you call fellow
as crooked as doughnut you have
him going and coming. But. when
you read our batch of doughnut
jokes you will have straight sue
cession of delicious laughs to add to
your merry holiday fun.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-12-30
Sure Enough!

Bobby-Nuts grow on trees, don't
they?
Mother--Yes, my child.
Bobby-Well, what tree gives
doughtnuts?
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS panty.
-Westfield IN. j. Leader.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-12-30
Watch Watch Night Night Service At
The Holiness Church

There will be watch night ser
vice at the Holiness church Saturday
evening beginning at 10 o'clock.
The public is cordially invited to
be present and enjoy good service,
while the old year goes out and the
new one comes in.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-12-30

The annual business meeting Of
the International Holiness church
VIII be held this evening at the
church at 7.30 O'Clock. The pastor
desires each member to be present
il possible.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-12-30
FOR SALE

Pair large extra good mules and paii
young steers, apply Sidney Fl. Henry
Phone 1S21-F; iO-3O-lOt
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-12-30
NOTICE

Anyone wishing, patching or stock
ings darned neatly, call at S. N
Smith, No. 8 Cross street.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-12-30
DISSOLUTION of PARTNERSHIP

3 12-1-1mo-R 12-2-1mo.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-12-30

12-2S-4t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-29
MOUNDSylLLE
SIX NURSES To
Be GRADUATED
THIS EVENING
1HYNod.Ds MEMORIAL RoSPTrAI
TANNING SCHOOL AT GLEN
DALE WILL GRANT DIPLo-
MAS TO SIX WOMEN.
Elaborate Program VIII Be Carried Out
WITH Many Prominent Speakers
Present at n, z. Church.

Six women Of tha class Of 81 Of tn
Nurses Training school Of the Rcy-
nolds Memorial hospital AT Glendale
will receive Their diplomas this eve
ming. following no rendering ~ an
aboratc arranged program To be held
at the NJ r.. church IN that township.
Those TO receive diplomas are:
Mabel Irene t.neIX. Wheeling.
Carrie Margaret FlouhouSc. Proctor.
Ruby Rebecca Yoho. Woodlands.
Bertha Margaret De Vail Somrcrton
Irene Marie German. Long Bottom,O
Ada Marie LudN. Darlington. ~.
Following the disposal "f the follow
ing we'll arranged program reception
will be held a. Tn" beautiful Nurse"'
home adjoining the hospital.
lnvocattan-RcN James l.. Fish
Wheeling.
Duet-MiSscs Rose AMI Lily Rrant.
ner.
Address-Rcy. Jacob l.. RrittinGham
T.. Wheeling.
= frio-Melvn H"mphill and Misses
Lily and Rose Erantner.
Presentation Of diplomas - Rtshop "
L. GraNatt. II. t.. Charleston.
Presentation - class pins-Sups.
Dora f. Knight, K. y.
Duet-AIiSSc> Rose and Lily Rrant-
ncr.
Benedict ion--Archdeac r. VI. Spur
Plano accompanies -Meivin Hcmphill
The personnel Of the executive staff
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-29
1.-THE THEATRES !
MORE CROWDS
SEE 'L|GHTN|N -
CONTuUED HEAVY ATTENDANCE
INDICATES APPRECIATION OF
FAMOUS SHOW AT COURT.
Company Playing Here TO Go to Chicago
Last Performances Saturday.

Continued heavy Attendance At tn"
Court theatre and Il great influx ~
visitors from surrounding towns md
cate that playEncrS within n" Wh""'-
Ing territory are taking fun advaniHg"
OF their opportunity To witness "l:Eh;-
MIN" before the famous comedy - S""n
in Pittsburgh. cleveland and N" other
so-called week stands RI" company
now at tire court. headed by Milton
Mobiles. Bessie BACON. NHd!a W"siman.
Percy Winter Stuar, FnN ana Other ", II
known artists viii not play PITTSBURGH
until next season.
As already explained N" continued
heavy business nr tho New York
"Lightnin' company at tho Gaicty the
atre makes It apparent thai i Will -.
main there Sel cral months and possibly
a year longer. Long engagements N
Boston and Philadelphia Will follow.
Other cities would no; 500 "l.:Shtn'n
for three or four years = ih"s waited
for the New York "rgan:IIt'"n. and Z
is to take UP IN" bookings N tho. M
portant week stands" tNa; IN" SPECIAL
company nov ~ tn" 'nu~1 ~ organ
ICED. with Milton Mobiles N h" 'I'i" r"l".
II IL also planned :" Ind 'h:S company
TO Chicago Tho l"ca, ruca s"m"n; WIZ
terminate with Saturdays performances
matinee and night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-29
7 TItI N'EF"'
TWO Arrests Thursday.

Two arrests wrrr made l.! thN city
officials Thursday John Doe. a WI ou
reddler was arrested for selling his wares
without 4 licrnsc and compelled 10 At
once apply tor them and "Hot bog
paughrrty. 4 taXl driver. was hauled up
for spending. The latter law NI"iaior
WI, u. drraign"d in police court this
evening h"forr Mayor Z. r. Wienekc, to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-29
PLANES FORCED TO
RETURN TO FIELD
ArRSdEN IN RAINSToM WERE COh
PEELED TO RErHACE fhA3n1
TO LOCAL AVIATION FIELD
Planes to Be Used in Arplane-Bat4e'
ship Fight to Be Staged Early
Next Month.

Tho l. y army flirrS who left Il
local aviation field Thursday aft"rn"C
n TWO hlS Martin I"uIl'rr nH"h;E'
w..-,. Corrai t. return her later IN IN
,f,rrnrOu " hen they encountered
harl ra!nStnrm on what they hciieN"d
- h.. ,u, outskirts If k"N>cr. w. VI
Tine fn:hl N:,,h was ma'i'' TN l>S th.'h
en-. h,I.' pnr ~ tn" hug planes N
!.,,Ioc ;hJ Hcld here suffered Ing -
,ur,n. trnub!r ANA had Il hard im u
getting off on IN" trap Both ~ me
Sh.u> are Of the latest type bomber|
nut ou, hy the Glenn l.. Martin Air
niauc manufacturers. and arc mad" az
rordtng to governm"nt $pcCltiCatio
The planes ar" To be used in tho arr
plan, -hatt!">hIp hight IN b, held at n,
GapltdI tIiN early neat month. I" dem
nn~trai, thu, contention If General Wa
M,;rnrIl assistant chief Uf tho air So.
Vice. Tho >upcrinrjty Of tho t"ruplahe
m>rr tn, ln;"St type batilcShip
Thu ,ao aIrShlpS were pll"icd ny
I;"ut~ l.. .. rumminS AMI ,irish m
Ha>nr$. They were accompanied ~
lI"ut. Theodore Van ECighton, VIII" r"'
,Nntiv fell IN a similar plano at Wells .
bug and S"rGt. Gilbert. wh" ha> been
stationed hJyr for The past Scvrril
weeks supervising tho erection OF an
alrplan" hanaGnr on tn" local aviation
field The two accompanied by a third
which arrived Thursday from Dayton
Will leave this morning at 10 O'Clock
on ;hr last leg "f tho flight from tle'r
land. O.. /" Washington. -. e.. provid-
hnr ,,nnAllinnS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-29
Best Laxative and Liver Tablet
Ever Made-See Druggist
Guarantee Printed
Below.

cold means YOU hay" fever. A
fever PROVES there i ConCrHil"l--'ho
:! stem j. logged with I"iSonS and III"
nrSt thing III" Doctor gives = = lana
t.Ne--'i", e 'uhS "f Burton" Tablets At
Your druCriSt. Take NO" now and an
other i"nl&h and IN IN" morning you y
wax" up fire." Of hGadtChcs and that
Stuff,I-up feeling. YOUTH hnd your
breath sweet. coated tongue all gone.
appcrItr fin" and tho wh'," system
'rC.:n= dandy.
Druggists guarantee tina: Rur'one
Tablets Will pleas" y III more. do the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-29
YOU CAN STOP THAT COLD IN A
FEW HOURS With BURT0NE TABLETS
Clears System of Poisons Loosens Bowels Stimulates
Sluggish Liver Clears Up Complexion and Makes
Breakfast Taste Right in One Night


work better. more thoroughly, pleasant
~ and satisfactorily than any tablet
you ever took. If they do not, If they
ur" not better. nicer tablets than you
ever took your druggist will nay you a
reward s." guarantee below.
Get - cents tnh" Of Burtone Tab
icts tonight. Try one and you'll never
US" w.. old fashioned. blasting calomcl.
or m;id"r forms of laXAiiveS. Rurtone
j. hn@t People should beware of con-
SIipa';nn and liver troubles this season
Of tho year Keep IN" system clear. All
druggists hav" Rurtonc Tablets.
Druggists Guarantee.
Your druggist Will refund you with
on question TDl'Rl.E what 'uho nf
Burtunc Tablets cost r. they fail u do
tn" work better. quicker. easier and
moro satisfactorily than any medicine
You ever used.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-29
HOW To DANISH
PILES
Thousands Bless DR.. Leonhardt, the
Physician Who Discovered Com
mon Sense Remedy.

II You think thai tho surgeons knife
IS the only method Of escape from the
misery OF piles. IT'S because YOU haven |
heard of the new treatment known as
DR.. L.eonhardt's HEM-ROlD.
The Doctor 8 treatment = informal
Nv experimcnting for wears ne d:Scov-
cred the enact cause Of pics ana men
went further and compounded 4 remedy
that would remove tho cause.
pr Lconhardt wants every Sun"r"r
TO benefit by his discovery and so that
there will be no doubling or delay. {,
H. GricSt Il co. and all druggists are
authorized that il vii, do as stated or
money back.
On that honorable basis every SUI
ferer should secure a paCkag" OF l'r.
Leonha rdt's M-ROID today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-29

County commissioners L. j. Mrfadden
and W NJ. N.t'." and tuuHt! t.ii-, .r"';
Alex Purdy spent "Wednesday morning
"nking over IN" newly graded r"ad IN
Meade distract. The ~";k : MOVING
'nicciy and wiz. in all tr"n.,a.u't tie
,urrn,ctcd within inc nr>j few weeks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-29

- the Reynolds Memorial TRAINING
>rh,ml r"r nurses t".l"WS: Ri. Rev. "
l.. ,ira,att. charts >t"n president; arcH
.G,nr.u. L. NJ SI'!rr. general manaS'
IN, ,rs.s:.. Muvnd>v.tic. t'"!. !. i.
Huric> ~",rr;Lr!. M"uhHHN'''r. Is.
Hudg"nrtu and l.. t.. San ~. m"m"tr~
board Of trustees. MISS I"'ra Nh'Iu.
K. ~. superintendent, Miss Lillian NJ
Ropps r. y. head rur>": Ml>> Edna /
I;,t,c r. ~ night SUP r.n'".ld'
~, Neta NJ. ,;ylm"rc. di'.tit.,,n. ana
Miss Ruth Miller. secretary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-29
And He Drew 80 Days.

john "GriH' Montgomery. WI" wa
arrested at tho corner Of Second Stre"t
and jefferson avenue. Wednesday even
ing. on drunk. diSorderly and resistance
charges. was hauled up before Mayor {.
F. w;cnCkc. IN police court Thursday
evening and fined $50 and costs or thir-
~ da.< The law v;olator was unable to
produces tho fine and trimmings so with
drew with the arm Of the law at his
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-29
right and started his time In the city
hastile.
Look Over Road.

IIS anu SNdI Ncu LAO t'AAAS 49, SAS ~--S
hastile.
Look Over Road. o..
County commissioners L. !. MrFadden
and W NJ. k.t'." and tuuni! Eii-; .ri""i
Alex Purdy. spent Wednesday morning
"oking over IN" newly grated r"'d IN
Meade district, The ~";h = MOVING
nicely and VII. IN all rr"hnn."'l. tie
competed within INC neat few weeks.
Pvthians to Meet.
The annual Visitation da\ "Ncr'.S"s
i The local ,"dg" IT ~, kn.gh'~ "t
rythiaS Will l." h"!d n thar hal ON
Tnml.nson avenue Saturday "N"ninS.
Srynra! hundreds 81 T1h.an. from al
over the Tannuud!n Distract Will be In
Attendance at N" "Nrr's~"=. An aprpo-
prialr rntrrtu.nmrn; AMI speakers pro-
gram has been arranged for the "ccasI"n.
Returned With Car. -.
Arthur cir, -. n" r"c"N' red his f"rd
auto at Ciay~vi.ir. Ia. Wednesday,
nlght. returned :" -" ,''y Thursday
.,lteru""u VISA jn" ,.:. tn" nH'"'n"
Mas no. m,uu~ @, par; In motor 'tI
WAS stolen M"mr,,y uIgu; VIII! '''"%S
WaS attending = ";,rH:NHI in south Fen
wood.
Hiegel Funeral.
Funeral S.rv!L-N for III" lat" Carl An
y Ri"g"'. VII" dird at tbs KIT" hom"
Second STREET. W, dn"~dty evening.
r" hrid ct tina place Of d'H'a .'>'
, uiu. i, y u'ri"rk. Th, services w'r"
rondur;r,l hy Rev. r'r"mhHgcn. az IN"
Luihcran church. IN" remains vii! h"
shipped t" Find'ry. -. tn!s m"rnIne'
where they Will BE- INFERRED,
Parker Rites.
Last sad rates over thu remains OF the
New-York tribune., 1921-03-15
Clark Estate Sells Two
Houses on Columbus Ave.
Parts With Realty at 73d Street
Corner to Nicholas
C.. Partos

Pease & Elliman sold 1o1 and 1o3
West Seventy-third Street. northwest
corner Of Columbus Avenue. on q plot
fronting fifty feet on the street and
1922 or the avenue. On the site are
four snd FIVE story 5uildings The
buyer is Nicholas c. Psrtos, president
OF tire Partola Manufacturing Com
rarv. Brown Whceieck Company rep
resented the Clark estate. the seller
This makes the sixtv-ffth house sold
by the estate. This property was held
E. $50 0o0.
Vi,ram H irwin purchased from
Charles W knight the three story
dwelling Gao West Eleventh Street and
W. remodel it and occupy Dunlap &
Loyd negotiated the sale
". J Huston & Son sold for James
r. Cruikshank the four-story store
frent dwelling 73l St. Nicholas Ave
rue. 25x1O0 The house was constructed
and occupied By the late Nathan Ho-
bert. The purchaser. a Mr.. Pinto, will
Anna c. Stephens sold to Isabel
MscAin ths three-story dwelling 1872
West 1S6th Street. 16Sxo9.1l
New-York tribune., 1921-03-15
r e al ate News
Holdings of 200 Years
Sold by Crosby Estate
Disposed of East Broadway
buildings Forming Part of
Old Rutgers Farm

Edward n. Crosby & Co., with Good
WIN Goodwin, sold for the estate of
Mary Crosby 22s East broadway. ex-
tending through to 217 and 217is Di-
vision Street, four and threc-story
building, 231oxl09, to client, who
viii make extensive alterations. 1t is
part of The old Henry Rutgers farm
which has been held in the Crosby
Rutgers family for over 200 years.
Marie l. Gennerich sold to William
n. Freund the four story front and rear
tenemcnts 555 West Forty-fourth
Street, 25xlO0.
Emma NJ. Cross, as trustee, sold to
CaSimir Frasina the hve-story tene-
mcnt with stores 311 East Seventy
sixth Street, 25x1022
Arthur l.. Shaw sold for the Michel
man Realty Company the five story
apartment $50 West 16oth Street, 37.6x
100
Daniel H. Jackson bought through
W. H. Ebbitt 500 West l79th Street,
southwest corner of Amsterdam Ave
nue.. iive-story apartment with two
stores 25X1O0
New-York tribune., 1921-03-15
Bronx Flat Erected Last
May Passes to New Owners

Harry I. F. Johnson sold the six
story structure on circular site Of ap-
proximately three and a half lots, at
the northwest corner Of University and
Trinity avenues, to the Undercliff
Realty Company for the Ezra Holding
Company. lsidore Rosenfeld PRESIDENT
which built it last May. 1t is laid ou,
IN suites Of three, four and five rooms
Daniel H. Jackson sold to a client Of
jacques Pollatschok $50 East 145th
street, siN-story apartment, 37.6x1OO,
containing twenty-four apartm ents.
The Nofanthe Realty Company sold
to Mendel Diamondstone the Eve story
apartment at the northwest corner Of
lNnitY Avenue and 15Sth Street, 46.7x
looX irregular.
The Benenson Realty Company sold
to client of Alfred & Appleby the
three three-story dwellings, 1025-1O2q
Jackson Avenue. 5ox10O.
Morris kohn sold TO Joseph Abraham
the three-story dwelling 14o4 Pres
pect Avenue, 201xs611
New-York tribune., 1921-03-15
Doctor Buvs Mamaroneck Home

Sterhsn J Stllvel sold the Critfen
home tas5. Heathcote Hill Mamar-
onecA, 30 Dr. Charles A. Roy; the for
iaer residence Of John Weingart, Park
Avenue Mamaroneck, 70 Peter 7 Mar
TN, Of this city, and four lots belong
ing to Mrs Gylsen, Of New Orleans,
located in Homestead Park. TIE pur-
chaser Intends erecting two cottages.
Mr. Stilweil also rented, furnished,
the residence OF Mrs Manzavnos a.
haroor Heights to W Hugh Donny.
Prince & Ripley rented for Beatrix
Barr Thomas her property at Sherman
ana Osceola avenues, Ardsley Park,
ardsley-on- Hudson, to J. Lakin Bald
ridge.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-15
East 38th ST. House for Club
For British Great War Xeterans

The British Great War Veterans Of
America, Inc, Lieutenant Colonel War
rem NJ. Sage president, leased. through
William a. White & Sons and Frank l..
Fisher Company, the fve-story Ameri-
can basement dwelling at 125 East
Thirty-e iehth Street. northwest corner
Of Lexington Avenue, for Charles
Stewart Butler and others.
The property has been leased on a
net rental basis and will be used as a
clubhouse for this rapidly growing as
soclation Of war veterans, IN which are
interested Sir Auckland Geddes, Sir
Ashley Sparks, Kermit Roosevelt ana
other prominent persons.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-15
sURROGATES' NOTICES

BROOKS. JosEPHrNE-1N PURSUANCE
" Of n n order OF Honorable John P. 90.
HALAN, Surrogate Of the County Of Nsw
ioih, hotice 1s hereby given to all person.
having Claims against Josephine Rrook,
itte OF ths 1;iy Of Newport. Rhode IslanS
eeceased TO present the same with vourh
crs thereof 20 tne Subscribers Ar ,b.ir
Place Of trsnsacting business at the once
81 tne United States Trust Company OF
New YORK, so. As Wall street in tho City
OF Nsw York. on or before tho sth day o.
VEN Der. 1920.
UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY OF
new YORK. FRANK L. POLK. Ancil-
DUES. STRONG & WHITEHEAD. At
iorneys for Ancillary Executors. ~
Exchange Place. Borough OF Nanhas.
tan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-15
LEGAL NOTICES

WAREHOUSEMEN'S SALE OF GOODS
FOR UNPAID CHARGES
In accordance with Provision of Law
there being due and unpaid charges for
which the Undersigned Morgan & Brother
is entitled TO a Lien Warehousenlen
the goods hereinafter described and due
TO claim an interest therein. and the time
specified in said notice for payment Of
be sold at Public Auction. at 2So. 2S2. 25s,
236 West 47th Street. New York City. on
Thursday. March 24rh. 1921. at 1880
HOUSEHOLD GOODS. CONSISTING OF
Bureaus. Chifforiers Desks Wood Iron
and Bras, Beds Mattresses Linens Pil-
Room Furni ure Rockers Chairs Car
pets Rugs. Pictures Mirrors, Sewing Ma
Boxes and contents Barrels and contents.
China. Glassware, Br!c-a Brac. Upright
and Grand Pianos. Trunks and contents.
Nalises and contents. Chests and contents.
Gas Heaters Clocks Personal Effects
Clothing aud Miscellaneous, held FOR the
accounts of
Henry Carpenter, } G. Curie. Mrs. \
Ware house Co. Mrs, Justina Wolf. Mrs T
Kohl, NJ. X. Young Larnon Realty Com
pany, Nj Shea Mrs Chss l. McBurney,
Thomas. 7. @ Walker. Mrs. Estelle Wal
lick 9 Weston, Harry Williams. Eugene
Baward Wilson Jr. Mrs Rose wilson, Mrs
Y. c. Winton. Mr.. '. c. Winton. as their
OFFICE FURNITURE. CONSISTING OF
Filing Cabinets. Desks. Roll Top Desks
Office Chairs sectional Book Cases. Type
writer's. Hall seats, Pictures and Mscel-
laneous. held for the accounts of.
John Convlle. w. 5. Harvey. Mrs r. J
Held, W D Morgan. New York School OF
Filing.
A LARGE OIL PAINTING held for the
account of Patrick Roche
OIL PAINTING held for the account OF
b CREME
c3sEs AND CONTENTS held for the ac-
count OF Samuel Spelling. Butterick Pub
fishing Co
All being now stored with the said Nor
gan & Brother in their Warehouses and
all 70 be more specifically announced and
described at the time OF said sale The
goods may be seen the place OF sale on
the Wednesday preceding the sale
MORGAN & BROTHER
York City.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-15
History Madison Avenue
Corner Building Sold
Marlin.Rockwell Office Struc.
ture Bought by Syndicate
of Investors

The hfteen-story store and Office
building known as the Marlin Rock
we'll Building, at the southwest corner
of Madison Avenue and Forty-sixth
Street, has been sold by the Mr.. Inc,
to syndicate of investors. The build
ing occupies a site 60x1O0. Albert B..
Ashfort1h, Inc, was broker.
The land on which the building
stands is owned by the Phipps estate
and has been leased for twenty-onc
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
New-York tribune., 1921-03-15
Mrs. Herman PAUL. Sells
Fine Estate In Greer1Mich

Ladd & Nichols sold for Mrs Her
man 7aui. Of the Apthcrpe. this city,
her residence on Glenville Road. Green
vich, Conn.
The property consists Of modern
house With garage and ou'buildincs.
three acres situated on hilltop over
looking the Roca Ridge section Or
Greenwich. It was neld a $4,000
7 Il. Adams. Of Greenwich, s the buy
er for occurancv.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-15
100000 Rental for Garage

Harris. Vought & Co. leased for
Robert Hartshorn and others to the
Arcade Garage Corporation. $50 to
55s West Twenty-ffth Street, 175x98.9.
for twentv-one years with renewal and
provides for the erection of a two
story garage, construction work on
which Will be started at once. Bardfeld
& Prince and H. L. Mccormick were
the brokers representing the tenants
New-York tribune., 1921-03-15
More Activity in Construction

FIRST definite signs Of improvement
in building are shown in Bradstreet's
report for February, which lists total
expenditure IN 146 cities for that month
At S776+0l02. decrease Of 25 per cent
from year ago, but an increase OF 50
Per cent over January Of this year. In
New England the increase over last
year was p Per cent, the only increase
noted IN comparison with February.
l7is and tnc increase over January 81
per cent
New-York tribune., 1921-03-15

years with renewals, and the building
was completed last year at a cost Of
$1,000, 600. Albert B. Ashforth, Inc, has
been acting as managing agent for the
property.
When the original lease was nego-
tinted in July, 1919. it established
rate of Sl50 n square foot, said to be
the highest valuation placed on Madi-
son Avenue property north of Forty
second Street
New-York tribune., 1921-03-15
Tenant Group
Buys 100000
Apartment
Ten-Story Structure in East
62d Street Will Solve
the Housing Problem
for Number of Families

Douglas L. Gilman & Co. report that
ERE sale 81 the ten-story apartment at
q East SiXty-second Street. held at
$500 GOO, has been consummated.
group Of prospective tenants has
acquired the property and will occupy
uart Of the structure under proprietary
leases Outsiders Will have the other
soartments At rentals which will carry
TIE structure at no cost to the owners
Mrs. William H. Bliss is the seller Of
the houss. which is on 8 plot 75 feet
vide and loo feet deep. The Gilman
firm will manage the property.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-15
for 46th St. Dwelling

Maurice Werthelm leased for the
Fred Schultz estate the four-story
dwelling $50 East Forty-sixth Street
for twelve years TO John F. Rowland
who is having plans drawn for CON
verting the dwelling into small studio
apartments Mr. Wertheim also leased
for Arthur S. Lewis the store and par
Tor foor n 135 East Forty third Street
to William s. Creamer for a restaurant
New-York tribune., 1921-03-15
Brokers in Nanderlip Purchase

William a WfTfe & Sons were the
I9roNerz the purchase by Frank A.
.,5anderlp Of the Rogers homestead at
sioanv Post Road and BriarclF Road
ecaroofough, opposite Mr.. Nanderlip's
Nome Tine Rogers property was for
mm'eeir'y sold for Miss Jennie Rogers TO
William Rockefeller through the same
nnfroAers, who in turn resold it to the
Sleepy Hollow Country Club. which
now has SOLD It 10 Mr.. Vanderlin.