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New-York tribune., 1921-10-05
Small Type of Dwellings
Figure in the Trading
Buying in Upper Fifth and
Madison Avenues: Sales IN
Other Districts

Lee v. Groves sold to John A. Calvin
the three story dwelling. 1Sx75. at the
northwest corner of 129th Street and
Madison Avenue.
William Cruiskshanks Sons sold for
Ida NJ. Otz the three story dwelling at
1922 Madison Avenue.
The 80 West Seventy-second Street,
Inc. sold to Cornelius Jackman four
story dwelling, 1S.8x75, at 2123 Fifth
Avenue
Julia Ii. Fitch sold to Katherine NJ
Ryan three-story dwelling at 512
West lt9th Street, t5x9911.
The Buck Holding Company sold to
Leo and Martha Richardson a three
story dwelling, 1Sx100. at 1871 West
Ninety Street.
Samuel Krulewitch purchased from
Mrs Bertha Hyman three-story
dwelling, 19x100, at 56 West 120th
Street.
Marie Levers sold to Frances A.
Maher four-s story dwelling. 1SxI022,
a "a West Seventy sixth street.
Gomez Z. Whitfield sold to Rosa
Warwick 2 iive-story dwelling. 111Sx
e911, at 25T West 137th Street.
Olndo D'Anna sold to Vncenzo
LAMA three-story dwelling, 20x1OO,
st ~ King Street.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-05
R cal L state News
Demand for Bronx
Vacant Plots Continues
Buyer of Prospec, Avenue
Corner Plans Apartment
House for Site

William J. Gabcl sold for Henry
hunneke the northwest corner of Gro
tona Park North and Prospect Ave
hue, aox1O0. to a builder who intends
10 erect a tvc-Story apartment house
Arthur 5. Doying sold to the L. W
Il. Realty Corporation the property,
iV9.oXlooX Irregular at the northwest
corner of lG5th Street and Grant Ave
nue., and the property, 200x1oO at the
southwest corner of f66th Street. The
buying company has conveyed the first
named parcel to the newly formed
Koenig Improvement Company q. Koe-
Mig, NJ. NJ, Marx and P. f. Uhr).
Jacob Aiperin sold to Elizabeth ia
cobson the property at 1888 College
Avenue, 20X100.
Harry Robinson sold to James Kee
gan the property ct 90 Mount Hope
Place, 25Xl25.
Hattie W. Lorsch sold to Margaret
l.. McNally the property at 1897 Grand
Avenue, 25x1O6l1
Blanche +. Frank sold to the Locktile
System, Inc, the plot, 216.2x59. .2x66x
irregular, at the northwest corner of
l72d Street and Inwood Avenue. through
30 Macombs Road.
Frederick w. Heidelberger sold to
the Nelson Home Building Company
the property, 119.6x26.9x irregular. on
the southeast side of Nelson Avenue.
313.7 feet southwest Of Macombs Road
Charles Vosper sold to Frederick A.
Frank the property at 2SSO Bailey Ave
nue., 25xl00.7.
Pauline Lubitz sold to Abraham Wes
tin the property at 63S Faile Street,
2010Xt00.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-05
Iron Works President
To Build in West Orange

Edward P Hamilton & Co. sold for
T. RIdgeway Macy two acres with a
road frontage Of $50 feet on the west
erly side Of the road running from
Mitchell Street to Mortified Road, West
Orange, ~ j. to John Pagan, president
Of the Pagan Iron Works Of Jersey
City, VINO will erect residence for his
own occupancy.
For thc estate Of Elizabeth S. Will
liams Mr. Hamilton, with Robert f.
Dudley, sold the dwelling and half acre
at the southeast corner Of Carterot
Place and Reynolds Terrace to Anna
Holweg.
Charles B. Van Valen, Inc, and
LOUIS Kanfn, Inc. sold for the Prospect
wos1 corner Of Washington and VII
l.Am atrcete. NeMArh. n ]
New-York tribune., 1921-10-05
Corn Exchange Bank Permitted
To Build On Cathedral P'k1tay

The board CT appeals Yesterday
granted permission 70 the Corn FIX
change Bank to put up bank business
building on the vacant site, 50xl00, at
543~545 Cathedral Parkway, 100 feet
east Of the northeast corner Of Broad
way. The property is owned By George
Ehret and the application was fer a
modification Of the zoning laws, as the
site Is OF { block restricted to residen-
tial use
Plans for the building were filed with
the Building Department last July.
While the designs show one-story
building, it will be equivalent 70 two
stories in height and will have all the
appointments found in the big down
town banking homes. S. Edison Gage
prepared the plans and estimated the
cost az $4,000.
The bank viii take a long lease Of
ne property and will open branch
there. Its University branch is now
situated a Broadway and 18th Street.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-05

And Investors
Trade i'm Flats
New Company Takes Over
Haverdale, on Northern
Ave. Corner: Sales i'm Har-
lem and Lower East Side

The Haverdsle, six-story elevator
apartment, 10oxl00. at the northeast
corner Of Northern Avenue and 10th
Street, has been bought by the newly
organized s25 West 10th Street
Realty Company, having for directors
P. Levy, S Ide and J. Harris. H
Glasser, attorney, represents the buy
ing company, which has a capitalza-
tion of $4,000.
The Lester Corporation sold to Keba
Chodnow six-story apartment at 44S
and $50 St Nicholas Avenue. 5O.sx
Tx irregular.
Jerome A. Kohn sold to the Rosnow
Realty Corporation (B. and NJ. J. Block
and Samuel Rosnow) the tivc-story fiat
with stores, 25.2xl10. at the southcas t
corner of 117th Street and Fifth
Avenue
Joseph Shenk bought hve-story
modern apartment, 629 West 13Sth
Street. 50X99.l1.
II. Ieisfeld & Co. sold to Celia K.
Goodman s flvestory fat at East
l07th Street, 32x1001t.
Jacob J Talbot, with George Kraus,
sold for the estate of Herman Rush
meyer the qve-story fiat, '25xlOO, at 81
West 1O3d Street.
Wilhelmina Y. Grimm sold to An
sSony Musso four-story store tene-
ment Al 1927 Second Avenue. 20x77.
G. Tuoti & Co. sold for the Sedwick
Garage Corporation to an investor a
hye-story modern tenemel. containing
fou. stores at AOS East loeth Street
Annie Helfat sold to Benjamin
Cohen the six-story tenement With
s;cres, 41xg5.7x irregular, at the north
east corner of Madison and Scanned
streets.
Evelyn r. Farnum sold to NJ. & r.
Fein fourStory store tenement ct
Essex Street, 2Ox87.6.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-05
Chance for a Homesite
Overlooking the Harbor

An auction Of ninety-six lots on the
Shore Road district of Brooklvn viii
be disposed of in the BROOKLYN Ex-
change room by Joseph ?. Day on
tomorrow evening. The lots are
on Shore Road, Narrows Avenue
Eighty sixth and Eighty seventh
streets, in the immediate vicinity of
the Crescent Athletic Club grounds,
and few blocks to the south, in
Marine Avenue, Oliver Street. Ninety
second and Ninety-fourth streets.
at 1866 Shore Road, adjoining the
Crescent Athletic Club, and command
ing views Of New York Harbor.
commercial greenhouse, on plot
Ioex100, at Marine Avenue and Ninety
third Street. is also TO be sold.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-05
APARTMENT 10 ROOMS.
BACHELORS SEEKrvG

baths by private family, to 10 months;
seVV per month. See superintendent,
Euclid Hall, Broadway and seth St
New-York tribune., 1921-10-05
Good Offers Induce
Many TO Sell Flats
And Homes is,ESronx
Buying Shows Big Demand
for Apartments III Differ
ent Sections of Borough.
Also for Private Houses

Maurice Wertheimer sold for the 1853
West 119th Street Corporation two si1 :
story walk-up apartments with stores
At 28 to SO Moyan Place formerly
West 10th Street,. 60x100, to Kath-
crime A. Galyean. The property car
ries mortgages aggregating $1,000.
Annie Band sold to Morris Harrison
the apartment property at 1868 Bryant
Avenue. 40X100.
Joseph G. Abramson sold to Samuel
Washofsky the fve-story business and
apartment house, 50x142. at 1910
Wilkins Avenue. c. +. Hetman wls
the broker.
Jacob Freeman sold to JOSEPH Spek-
torsky the five story apartment at the
southwest corner of Marcy Place and
Hewitt Place, 50x90.
Rupert Wondrai. sold to William
Pick fvestory fiat at 3A19 Third
Avenue, 22x101.
Elkan Kahn sold the fve-story apart
ment, 100x37. at the southeast corner
Of Brook Avenue and l38th Street.
The Eckman Building Company sold
TO Sarah Wilmer the apartment prop
erty at 1850 Bryant Avenue, 75xl00
Joseph Hyman sold to Samuel Wox-
ier iive-story apartment at 2220
Sales of Dwellings,
John L. Domitz sold to Frederick
Spiess three-story dwelling at 1905
jackson Avenue. 16.8x irregular.
Nina X. Hermanns sold to Adolph
Deimel two-story dwelling at 115O
Hryant Avenue, 22.10x100
Morris Greenberg sold to Edward
n kieln two-story dwelling at 1926
rlndiay Avenue, 25.2x1O0
Marion E. Tether sold to Henry A.
!. Heuck a two story dwelling at l241
Fulton Street. 17.4x1772x irregular.
Michael Seymour sold to Cennaro :,sf1
' arlo two-story dwelling at 23O9
Cambrelling Avenue, 2alxf60.
solomon Simring sold to Max Daniels
the three story dwelling, 25x38.2, on
the west side Of Irvine Street. 100 feet
north OF Seneca Avenue.
', ne seymour Realty Company sold TO
hatnerne Downing three storv
dwelling at 1906 Monroe Street. 25x95
Frederick d. Ballwage sold to Gussie
Deutsch two-story dwelling at en-
Rogers Place, 20x72.
ne Hudson p. Rose Company sold to
Agatha Runner, a dwelling at 1854 Uni
Verslty Avenue, 23.9x992
chester A. Reynolds sold TO Eliza
Deln Sed -, ,. freyer two-story dwelling at
ooo East lo3d Street. 20x1OO.
Albert }. Fechter sold to francesca
>. tlorlo three-story dwelling at 325
East 154th Street, 16.8x1O0 - '-''
Margaret Carruth sold 10 Christian
Becker a two-story dwelling at 1907
linton Avenue. 18,9x99.lO.
Leon tleischer sold to Robert Nc+ter
q two story dwelling at 247 East 175th
Street, % 11X921.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-05
Part Of Gotham Theatcr
Realty Passes 10 New Control

Part of the Gotham Theater property
on East l2oth Street, extending through
TO 10th Street has been transferred
by the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company to the newly formed Theas-
Ticai Holding Corporation, represented
by Abraham J. Halprin, attorney. The
transfer involves the site. 41x199.1x ir-
regular, at l67 West 125th Street, i'm
proved with a thrce-story building.
The vendor allows mortgage for $40
0Oo to remain on the property.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-05

The Lewis u. May Company sold for
l., Good plot Of lots on Walnut street,
Lrng beaeh, /. T., 10 l.. $. Perazzo, who
Wjll improve The ste Wifh residence.
DonYl&a Gibbons f. Ga leaAcd for
H9Dert @tfcb@igh his cotts0c n. Hcw-
lett, T.. H. ~ Kenncth Eobineon; and
fpr Josephine Kip furnishcd house al
Hewlett Bay Park 10 Robert Swift.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-05
Filing Plans for Apartments
And Dwellings in Bronx

Bronx plans fled with the building
bureau yesterday included one for the
erection Of six-story apartment. l00x
~ % cost sl50,00o, at the northwest
eeosnsr of Grand Avenue and l8lgt
street, for the 6. L. 8. Building Com
p@ay from plans b. Moore g. Land
s;eeei, architects. The recorded plans
40 eai for the erection Of seven
H"eFngs ard one tenement at total
VIZ o' $500, as follows:
9Th ST c1r Carren,e~ AZ a-st,,
S1'o< .enenlrn'. z5 XXI fHrcel Realty
c<.3' ~ r ION .. owner. II " Del
eo.; ss'''' i'' " ssth TT architect:
FArLDn;c ~ p - . Jsn,ze AZ e.gty ~
49, ;rs dwelling lsxso George smith.
E>Ss Az ~ ron avs owner r. r
eos, '"'' J4c~eon ay. architect
hsADY ~. . >. loo narn<s ~ II -sty
stz4 .sn<alrS ltxz3 Harry : hshrs.
Dasss ~ ns"s ~ o~ner, Albert y
~ 81 rs. ato - Katonan ~. i.sty
f;ssti,.,s sa ~ glAzs greenho-se. &5xjoi7s
W, ~ ht2ber. zf1 :, ->1d ~. o~ner.
e<zs fssfsi. ~ <7fn H. architect,
clspv..,.,,,. .......,.. "a 300
s'nrzMTEh ~ ~. q >. ~ n zzzth II. h.
Bel l.a11 -, = stetn -. o~ner II "
eess '~'''' - ~ fstn H. architect.
S.ssfEg ~ - ats4 = AiaDn ~ ira
~, .br.ck sfog.s ma dw<li,n,,s -. ~
sDff,s tfco<z lz23 - A. o>fuer
az, T~'' ~ Home -. @,chifsct.
1nsiIs.AV ~ szs u zzz5 ~ z.a,l ,iie
s~a1nNx Ssxz3 Many 45nsftong. IN
~ ~ ,rlf+f i)siis Fsnaa II Kf.okxop.
ktY ~ 'ssIh - af<hileef2s cos, $3.50
s 2~s..isg mn Woyn'sf. daarelG
xany ~ Defnon. ouner, Soa n
New-York tribune., 1921-10-05

9SD ST. AT MADISON Av. CHotel Ashton)
.-Newly decorated and furnished one,
Two. three outside rooms and bath; buses
surface cars, subway, s45 room and ba tn
up. fuIl Motel service: restaurant
New-York tribune., 1921-10-05

90 ~, 81 WEST-Two rooms and bath and
h,stchenette. with electric stove, three
ture Oriental rugs and drapes; maid serv-
lce' yea room on premises; yearly lease
New-York tribune., 1921-10-05
Dwelling in list Street
To BE Occupied by Schoo.

Leroy Coventry rented for Maximil-
ian Ioeh 26l West Seventy-frst Street,
three.story dwelling, which viii be
occupied by the Scudder Elementary
School
Pease & Gilman leased for the Cen
'Iai Union Trust Company, managers
Of the estate Of Maria s. Gibbs, to
wilbur b. Gray the four-story dwell
ing At IS East Seventy Street.
:. James J. nghan, Inc, leased for
the estate Of John Shea 24o West Sew
eaty-sixth Street. four-story dwelling.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-05
Woman Rents Old Hotel
Sagam ore Facing Cooper Union

The old four-stofy Hotel Sycamore,
1T the aoa,heast corner Of Eighth
street and Third Avenue, facing Cooper
Union. has been leased to Catherine
Murray for ten years at about $4,000
per annuia by Groppcr Cohn & Blum
The Oliver Lakin Company negotiated
the deal
New-York tribune., 1921-10-05
tirsi Ave. Corner Occupied
BY Bank Of Europe Sold

y Partly occupied by the Bank Of
Europe, the five-story building, 26.Sx74.
at 1929 First Avenue, northwest corner
OF Seventyfourth Street. has been sold
by the Winternitz Realty Corporation
to the Dornoz Realty Comnanv.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-05
Large Apartment House
For Fort Washii,ctnn ANe

Wood-Doison Company. Inc, sold for
a client to Schloss, Klein & Friedman
a plot Of five lots, 1886, on the north
side of 17lst Street, 100 feet deep on
Fort Washington Avenue. The sale
was for all cash. The property will be
Immediately improved with an apart
ment house covering the entire block.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-05
Company Buys Bronx Garage

The newly formed Elsmere Garage
Inc, purchased the one-story garage
l25x153, at the northwest corner of
Boston Road and l76th Street. known
by that name. The new company's di-
rectorate is composed Of l. Kopelowitz,
4. Go!dblatt and j n Schultz
New-York tribune., 1921-10-05

De4..,. ~ slANf/ r.a1Y
ts4 snh ~ D.7f1 ffHat g. ttf Crlsin.
.si1 r., '-sf}s eis z12<J1g. v<eaaf ieaen
~ A ssa - ~ ! + jas8ff1 c1ntp9ny
~ ess,s =. p'oe< front T. bet J<wis
- ~ ssle- ~t1sssun. ''*' '''~'
New-York tribune., 1921-10-05
Chicago Trust Co. Sells
Wes; Broadway Oh, s!oIJino

Daniel Birdsall &, Co.. Inc. sold for
the Mandel Trust Company of Chicago
the tive-story building, 5O-52 Grand
Street, northwest corner off West
broadway, 28x61. 1t is the first sale
OF the property in thirty Years.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-05
WHITE PLAINS

sTFCCO DWELLING. ) rooms bath. cleo
tr,e light, fireplace Sleeping porch:
.af9e Plot; near schools. churches etc !:
- 900. 1000 cash, $500 per year buys 4
Seorge T. Dooian. Inc. telephone sss
n elie Fiains
l--hocM sTJcCO HOUSE. steam neat.
gas, electricity two baths garage larrc
iot. htsh elevation near schools churches.
eepots. etc. bargain Charles n cheney.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-05
BRoN NNNII.LE

ATTRACTIVE s.sooin dwelling: su mad
en- infpros emcnis. conveniences; Mot
eoNleoNlso. sS.5an. 5000 cash balance
Ake rent. excellent location. nesr depot
schools, churches. etc We wii huild =
room bungalow on plot snxl0o for s. sea
Si,aee CASH. balance like rent. architect .
r.anS furnished free OF charge Lots from
s"sp upward AafterTy Construction Co.
ms Union Corners. Bconxville; sesephone
NlllcreSt .60s-M
New-York tribune., 1921-10-05
yONKERs

SOUTH YONKERs-Pret;y cottage on
high ground select location. rooms and
5atr. large plaza. garage. plot Io9xI0o
bargain 10 quick buyer. II. =. Nhelan
4so South Broadway. phone Yonkers 254s
New-York tribune., 1921-10-05
Gets Staten Island Plot

Moffatt & Schwah sold for the For.
Hlu Development Company plot or
Daniel Low Terrace. TomDkinsville, S
l., to John A. Valentine.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-05
81 AESpALE

OWNER ofers hoau;itul hrich on hollow
porch"a. Arrest construction. cost me oyer
s65 coo inspect and make Offer Tele-
phone Vanderbilt eec-. OF AISrtnent II,
Scarsdale 500
New-York tribune., 1921-10-05

FLATBUsu TO C1osE ESTATE
handsome Colonja, dwelling Fiskn Ter
race section. oxcertional opnortunitv; le
rooms baths. hot water heat. parquot
hoors. olIilard room, completely furnished .
porlec, conGitlon. Possession and terms
al ranged. Plot 65xlOO
T. b. & II w. Ackerson.
26 Court Street. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1921-10-05
Queens

NEW MODEL up-to-date : rooms Dc
taehed corner home, al Improvements
near ~ and Y. T.; cash. s. 500; easy
nerns Prone Bushman Richmond Hi
3S2i. or GS46-R
New-York tribune., 1921-10-05
MOUNT VERNON

ROOMS. bath. . in attic electric light.
parquet floors. plot 5eAloo. very choice
section. VIII rent $50 per month. on
lease sale Sl4 600. newly decorated
oNner no ageni- relephona Nillcrcsl aea1
New-York tribune., 1921-10-05

WESTBURY-Mo home. ne,r six
-, rooms. double garage; 90xl5o: expenses
tile bath, fireplace; best section; Sll 900:
cash. s2,500. Westbury Manor CO.. 39S
Flatbush av., Brooklyn. Sterling 400
New-York tribune., 1921-10-05
REAL EsTArr-sALr OR RENT

Manhattan
UNIVERSITY AN., 22o1 - stucco house:
Fordham Case
New-York tribune., 1921-10-05
APARTMENTS TO- LEr-ruRN1sHEr
Manhattan

'0Lh, II, 81 WEsT-Two rooms and bath and
kltchenette. with electric stove, three
"ihoows facing street, mahogany furnf-
lure, oriental rugs and drapes; maid serv-
~ TEA room on premises; yearly lease
'3D ST, 12s WEST (Hotel Noboltonl-
tbrea ~ nfGorated and furnished one, TWO
face cars. subway; room bath $50 monthly
ana up fun hotel service; restaurant.
Newly decorated furnished one two.
'hree outside rooms. bath elevated sur IA ce
cars, subway; $50 room. bath full hotel
service. restaurant
S6TH ST, C2345 BROADWAY - SUITE
Es0NSlST1NG si,t, OF LIVIN G Ro o NJ,
ROOM AND KIrcHEN. LINEN. CLASS GAS ,
WARE AND PoRcELAIN; REMARKA-
APPr APP LoW RENTAI; Re SHORT LEASE
9$D ST. AT MADISON Av. lHotel Ashton)
-Newly decorated and furnished one,
surface cars, subway; s45 room and bath
up fuil Motel service; restaurant.
APARTMENT 10 ROOMS.
2. baths. by private family, to IL months;
$500 per month. See superintendent
Euclid Hall Broadway and seth St
BACHELORS SEEKING
EXCLUSIVE ACCOMMODATIONS.
Elegant suite with or without bath. one
or more rooms, desired. Large lounging
and smoking room; breakfast optional
Rates SIS monthly and up. Phone Mrs
Wallace. Schuyler 1852
BEAUTIFUL SUITES OF or room, and
bath; hotel service; high ceilings; out
side light; rates most reasonable Hotel
Chelsea, 222 West 23d st. phone watkins
BROADWAY (2s45)
NxQuisitely furnished s room apartment
baths servants quarters: big reduc-
ton to tenants taking possession on or be
fore Oct. /; linen, silver. we'll equipped
Kitchen. Apply Apartment 81
h1EGAFT HousEEEFFiHHc AYH rULY ~ I0n. MoNprnp
suites for baclis'ors in exclusive apart
Meat men building in the sos, Riverside Sec
ton .a'. Phone Mrs. Thayer, Schuyler 5762
FOR appointment.
HIGH CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS
FOR BUSINESS WOMEN.
Single room or suite. beautiful reception
and reading room; brea I1fast optional.
Ka fe SIS per month and up Phone Nil
Wallace Schuyler 5762
LADY going to Europe desires to rent a
beautifully furnished seven room apart
ment on West Side. upper Eighties; two
paths refrigeration. electric Ampico Grend
months. Telephone Schuyler 1881.
OPPORTUNITY FOR DIsCRINfINATINC
fA Al Els to secure exclusive, elegant
~ furnished and spacious suites in the
~ s. riverside section; TO 2 rooms from
sloo per month and up. Some with ban
Quet nails and unusually large drawing
and music rooms; fully equipped kitchen
nf 20 cir
New-York tribune., 1921-10-05
24c5 BROADWAY CAT s1sT STD

FIFTH AVE. 6l-Splendid new apart
ments. and , rooms bath. 500 per
month and up, quiet. refined neighborhood
inmediate possession; supt- on premises.
Sons. 46 Cedar ST Telephone John $500
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-01
GRAvEsT TRAvEsTY OF JUSTICE
Turkish Peace Treaty So Characterized
in India.

Nagpur India. Feb II The Turkish
peace treaty was characterized as The
greatest travesty Of justice, monu-
ment of hypocrisy and the blacklist
breach of solemn pledges" by Or. Ansar
in his address as president at the an
nual session of the all India Moslem
league. He demanded its revision
which, he declared, there seemed little
doubt was being seriously considered
BY the allies.
The speaker denounced "the horrors
of the Punjab reign Of terror and sup
ported the non cooperation movement
in progress among the natives as pro
test against British rule.
"There j. divine injunction to Mus
sulmans to practice non cooperation
against the opponents Of Islam, said
DR.. Ansar, There appears to be a
deadlock between the bureaucracy and
the people of India which is entirely be-
cause India has awakened to keen
sense of elf-respect and is determined
no longer to submit to secondary pc
sitiop. whereas the bureaucrat Is stu
thinking in obsolete term, Of govern
ing with the mailed fist.
I'm order 20 win the cooperation OF
the people Of India our alien friends
must first of all disabuse their minds
Of the idea Of race supremacy and do
ample penance for past wrongs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-01
The Best Cough Syrup
is Homemade.
Here's an easy why to save w. ana
vet have the best cough remedy
you ever tried.

You've probably heard of this we'll
known plan OF making cough syrup
at home. But have you ever used
III Thousands of families, the world
over. feel that they could hardly keep
house without it. It's simple and
cheap, but the way it takes hold OF a
cough will soon earn 1t permanent
place in your home.
Into pint bottle, pour 21a ounces
OF Pinex; then add PLAIN granuiateu
sugar syrup to fill up the pint Or,
if desired, use clarified mohsses,
honey or corn syrup, instead OF sugar
syrup. Either way, it tastes Igooa,
never spoils, and gives you full pint
of better cough remedy than you
could buy ready made for three times
its cost.
1t is really wonderful how quickly
this home made remedy conqueTs d
cough-usually in "A hours or less.
1t seems to penetrate through every
air passage, loosens a dry. hoarse or
tight cough, lifts the phlegm, heais
the membranes, and gives almost lm.
mediate relief. Splendid Tor throat
tickle, hoarseness, Group, DronchttlS
and bronchial asthma.
Pinex is a highly concentrated COM
pound of genuine Norway pine ex-
tract, and has been used for genera
lions for throat and chest ailments.
To avoid disappointment ask your
druggist for "2lA ounces OF Plhex
with directions, and don't accept any
thing else. Guaranteed to give a6s0-
lutte satisfaction or money refunded
The Pinex Co, TT. Wayne, Ind.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-01
GOT A DIVORCE
ON HIS MONEY
And Mrs. Richard Plum
Says Kingdom Gould Prom
ised to Marry Her
is NOW SUING HIM
FOR HALF MILLION
Existence of the Suit for
Breach of Promise Is
Just Revealed

New York, Feb. |. Existence Of a
100000 suit in which Kingdom Gould,
youngest son Of George jay Gould, is
charged with breach of promise to
marry Mrs. Richard Blum Of Arkviile,
n. Y, was disclosed to-day in report
of supplementary proceedings begun in
the state supreme court.
Mr.. Gould appeared in court and de-
MED statements made by Mrs. Blum,
who asserted that he employed detec
tives to gather evidence on which she
obtained a divorce in June, 1917. They
previously had agreed, she said. 10
marry when she was free, and were on
friendly terms until his marriage to
Miss Annunziata Lucci in July, 1917.
She further charged that he offered
$40 900 to settle the case after the suit
was filed several months ago and that
she refused,
The court directed both sides to sub
nit all papers in the case next Satur-
day.