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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-07-17
CLOVIS

Mrs. Johnson entertained Mrs.
Poston's Sunday school class on
Wednesday.
THE Presbyterian Missionary So
held their regular business meeting
in the church parlors, Thursday:
Thursday was visiting day Ior
the NJ. e. Missionary society, the
members met at the church and
then went to call on the sick and
The w. c. r. U. met at the home
of Mrs, Ricketts,, Monday after
noon. Mrs. Rice was elected the
new president.
Last Sunday the members of the
Christian church went out about
20 miles in the country and after
holding Sunday school and preach
ing services at the regular hours,
bountiful picnic dinner was en-
joyed by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garner, K. G. Chill
ders and Rev. r. B. Fireman LETT
Monday for short visit In Las
Vegas and trip to the mountains.
Mrs. James Of San Angelo. Tex
who has been visiting Mrs. Anna
James, has returned to her home
Miss Wilma Snyder of Albuquer-
que, who has been visiting the
Misses Helen and Aleen Rought,
left Sunday for Sedan, Kan.
About 40 ladies met at the home
of Mrs. Sloan last week and orga-
nized a swimming club, with Mrs.
c. H. Shannon, president and Mrs.
r. q. Sloan, instructor. They will
have exclusive use Of the swim
ming pool on Sundays from to 6
Mrs. W. E. Spade entertained
the Kill Care Embroidery club on
Wednesday.
Monday evening the children Of
the Episcopal Sunday school had
a picnic supper in the country.
Mrs, w. r. Knight, superinten-
dent of the Beginners department
of the M. z, Sunday school, enter
tanned her teachers and officers at
her home Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erie Switzer are
the parents Of boy, born July a.
Mrs. Bert Smith Of Artesia, state
president of the Rebecca lodge,
made her official visit to the local
lodge Tuesday. After the work
was exemplified, refreshments
were served in the dining room tc
the large crowd.
Miss Virginia and Frances Wei
singer left Monday for Jackson
WILLIE. Tex, to visit their aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. T. Jones have
returned from Emporia, Kan, anc
Kansas City, Mo-, where Mr.. Jones
attended the dispatchers' conven'
ton.
Mrs. W. D. Faulkner is visitins
her sister, Mrs. J. e. Westerfield
Mr.. and Mrs. Hildgartner have
returned from months stay IL
California.
Mrs. Shannon entertained las
wednesday afternoon in honor o
Miss johnson of Ration, who Is he
house guest this week.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-07-17

Miss Dorothy r. Coulter, who
won the first prize this week in the
Journals coloring contest with the
Jiggs funny pictures. presented one
of the most carefully colored sheets
that has ever been entered in the
contest. Her colors were tastetully
chosen and painstakingly applied.
She gave the sheet a finished look
by filling in the borders with solid
black, which brought out the color
effects.
The five other prize winners did
very good work also. The stand
ard of the coloring was better this
week than for some time although
the pictures were more difficult to
color. The prize winners should
call at the Journal office for their
awards. No child will be ellglple
for four weeks after he has won
The funny sheets which have
been colored should be brought TO
the Journal office by Wednesday
The age and address OF the con-
testant should be attached. Out
of-town contestants will be allow
ed until Friday to get their pic
lures in by mail.
The following contestants enter,
ed colored sheets in the journal
contest this week:
Irene Ballantyne. us East Iron
Esther Selects, 221 South Edith.
Madge Gordon, 116 North sixth
Frances Haddock, 413 East Lead.
Raymond Hogan. sos North
Fourth. Ill
Frances Kelly, sO1 West Fruit
Ferne Mullinax. Gil West Noun
tain road. ~ \, ~
Lorene B. Putsch, Barton. n. M
Louis LeSuer, SO5 North
Twelfth.
Ethel GRANDSON. Box 1873.
Entrys from the following were
received last week but not in time
to have names printed last Sunday:
Mariana Silva. 1917 South
Fourth. =,
Edith Johncock. Correo. n. NJ.
Grace L. Ridner, Belen. N NJ.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-07-17
J|GGS ARTISTS
GIVING EXPERT
TOUCH To WORK
Standard of Art Work IN
Journal CoIoring Contest
is Improving Steadily ---
Many Children Compete.
THE PRIZE WINNERS

1. Dorothy r. Coulter, 235
North High street 49,: u
2. Helen Glabasnia, 52l
South Sixth .....,-.... IA
8, Clarence Cope, 1901 Vir-
g1nta .,.....'''.'
3. Milton Rose, 1902 North
Second ...-...'...'' 10
s. Mary Helen Mcknight
800 North Fifth street..
8, Amy Parrish, 5O2 IL
West Central ........
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-07-17
A Splendid Medicine for Stomach
and Liver.

"Chamberlain's Tablets for the
stomach and liver are splendid. |
never tire of telling my friends and
neighbors of their qualities" writes
Mrs. william Vollmer Eastwood.
n. 7. When bilious, constipated
or troubled with indigestion. give
them a trial. They will do you
good.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-07-17

A number of guns and other
trophies, dating from the Napolenic
wars and the war of 1901. have
been restored to France by the
Germans, in accordance with the
treaty of Versailles.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-07-17

The American army now consists
hf 1852 men, ---.-~---.--.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-07-17

Copyright 1921 by the international News Service,
Registered u S. Patent Office. -.--.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-07-17

Mems $500 and $3.50 good
Shirts go on sale this one
great day, two shirts for SIS.
Included are good silks,
heavy ribbed madras, silk
and satin striped madras
and fiber Silk Shirts; all
sizes; all sleeve lengths; all
colors and combinations.
The New York herald., 1921-11-13
O'NEILL ESTATE LOTS
TO BE SOLD THIS WEEK

To close the estate of the late Henry
O'Neill. founder of the old Sixth ave-
nue. dry goods firms of Henry O'Neill
and O'Neill & Adams. Arthur C. Sheri-
dan, auctioneer. will sell fifty-six lots
in The Bronx on Saturday. November 10.
at p. M. The lots are situated in
Jerome, De Kalb and cambridge ave-
nues and 212th street and in Gun Hill
road between Webster and Decatur
avenues. and also on 207th street and
Parkside place. The sale will be held
In a large hall at Jerome avenue and
212th street.
Like A. T. Stewart and James A..
Hearn. who were leading merchants Of
their day, Mr.. ONeill purchased property
along the line of rapid transit and to-
day the city of New York is well built
UP to the properties to be sold. The
proceeds of the sale will go to charity.
as Mr.. O'Neill's will directs that the
funds from the sale be turned over to
the Presbyterian Board of Foreign Mis-
sions.
The New York herald., 1921-11-13
News x!e,r!rr s As FEopEErI


Other sites suitable for apartment
building in the vicinity Of subway sta
tions are the 21 lots on Jerome and
Anderson avenues and 166th street, in
cluding four parcels at the southwest
and northwest corners OF Jerome and
Anderson avenues and 166th street; also
forty-three lots in the Fort George Hill
section of Washington Heights, east Of
Broadway. on Broadway terrace. 193d
street and Fairview avenue.
On The Bronx side Of the 207th street
bridge. near the 207th street and Ford
ham road subway. Sixth and Ninth ave-
nues IT, and New York Central Rail-
road stations. five other parcels to be
sold. include corners at Fordham road,
Sedgwick avenue, West 1S4th street,
Cedar avenue and Harlem River ter
rae. In Yonkers. Westchester county,
N. Y, ten lots at Crestwood, with $50
feet frontage on Westchester avenue and
214 feet on Pennsylvania avenue are
also to be sold.
In the Sutphin road section of Jamaica
Mr.. Day will offer on Tuesday evening
In the Brooklyn Exchange. 1S9 Montague
street, 800 home sites, in vhe vicinity of
the Brooklyn Rapid Transit and Long
Island Railroad stations at Sutphin road.
The block bounded by Lafayette,
Pearl and Elm, streets is to be sold by
the estates of the late Maria Jones and
Sarah M. Garrettson at the next special
sale to be conducted by Mr.. Day on
The New York herald., 1921-11-13
PEARSALL ESTATE
LOTS GO ON BLOCK
B. L. Kennedy to Offer Par
cells in Bronx on Wednesday:
Other Auctions.

The last holdings of the Pearsall es.
day at noon in the Real Estate Ex.
change. IA Vesey street, by Bryan l..
Kennedy. Inc, auctioneers. The hold
ings consist of eighty-eight building sites
in the Westchester Square section of The
Bronx. within short walk of the West
chester square station of the Lexington
avenue subway line and the East Tre-
mont avenue trolley line.
The lots are on the historic Williams
bridge road, Herring, Yates and Van Nest
avenues, and are opposite the Wood
,nansten Inn, and adjoin the Arrow es.
late sold recently by the same auc-
tioneers to large number Of builders.
investors and homeseekers for immediate
Improvement. All the lots are free Of
rock. and are dry and on grade. West
chester Square, five blocks from the
property. on which is located the West
chester Square station of the subway
line. has all city conveniences. such as
theatres, stores, schools and churches OF
all denominations. Now entirely built
up. the logical movement of Nvestchester
Square must be along Wllliamsbridge
road and past the Pearsall property to
the Pelham Parkway.
On Wednesday, November %. at noon.
In the Real Estate Exchange. the KEN
nelly organization will offer $50 choice
corners, lots and plots in the Dyckman
section, by order of the Dyckman estate
and others. All of the properties are at
or In the vicinity of the 207th, 215th,
225th and Dyckman street stations OF
the Interborough Broadway-Seventh
avenue subway line.
There is hardly a part OF Manhattan
Island more likable, or desirable, than
the Dyckman section. 1t is convenient
to all of New York. For the first time
L.. many years the door has been opened
tn builders and spectators. The latter
may now exercise the right to buy some
cf the choicest vacant corners. block
fronts, inside plots and lots where great
activity has developed, values are fixed.
improvements installed, and where mo-
mcntous changes are impending. At the
present time numerous apartment houses
and two family dwellings are under con-
struction and the building of many more
is contemplated.
The New York herald., 1921-11-13

More than 400 lots and plots assembled
by the late John c. Rodgers. subway
builder and contractor. are to be placed
on the auction block in the Vesey Street
Exchange on Tuesday. November %. by
Joseph p. Day. Foremost in Importance
among the holdings are the l74 lots on
Riverdale. Delafield. Liebig and Tyn-
dali avenues. north Of 261st street, op-
posite the Academy of Mount St Vim
cent and extending beyond West 363d
street to the Yonkers city line. These
lots are opposite Van Cortlandt Park
and are suitable for development with
one and two family houses and bum
galows.
Another large holding involved is tho
tract OF about 200 lots in groups Of from
one to fifty on Baychester avenue. Gun
Hill road and adjacent thoroughfares
at the Baychester station of the N. Y,
N. II. and II. r. r. and close to the
Lexington avenue subway terminus in
Pelham Bay Park. Some of these lots
have frontage on Givan Creek, local
fishing. boating and bathing centre. The
Baychester section is close to the Pei
ham Parkway and the Isaac l.. Rice
stadium and is in the five cent fare
zone outside the fire limits.
For builders Of business buildings and
apartment houses there are twenty-five
lots at the southeast corner of Broad
way and 225th street at the 225th street
subway station and extending almost to
the Harlem River.
The New York herald., 1921-11-13

Monday, November 81, at noon, in II
Vesey street About fifteen other Man.
haitian, Bronx and North Bergen, N. j.,
investment properties. dwellings and
vacant parcels will be sold on the same
day. Among the properties to be sold
is the loft at 221 Wooster street, for the
estate of the late Lucy Page Whitehead;
the estate Of John D. Suffern will sell
the frame dwelling at 3123 Park avenue.
The Bronx: the four story tenements
with stores at 355 and 357 Eighth ave-
nue. and 302 West Twenty-eighth street
are also to be sold for the estate OF a..
Crittenden Ayres.
Other offerings include the four
dwellings at A. As and 4S Lexington
avenue and 129 East Twenty-fourth
street; the tenements at 81, SO and 81
and at 21s Cherry street; the tenements
with stores at 339 and 341 East Fifth
street and the tenements at 213 and 215
East Fifth street. In the case Of 216
East Fifth street the leasehold only is
to be sold.
With the exception of thirty lots on
Castle Hill and st. Raymond's avenue,
between Odell and Purdy streets. and
two lots In the east side Of Cambreleng
avenue, the only other properties in The
Bronx listed to be sold are the dwellings
at 2201 University avenue and 761
Elton avenue.
At North Bergen, N. j., the frame
tenements with one store at 539S to 5402
Hudson Boulevard are to be sold.
The New York herald., 1921-11-13
TO SELL BAY RIDGE LOTS.

Nienty-three lots In the Bay Ridge
section OF Brooklyn will be sold at auc-
ton tomorrow night for the Bank OF
America by the Jere Johnson, Jr., Com
pany. auctioneers The sale will be held
in the Brooklyn Exchange. 1S9 Mon
tague street. The lots to be sold are
situated on Forty-slxth street between
Sixth and Seventh avenSes: on Seven
ticth and Seventy-first streets oetwee~
Eighth avenue and Fort Hamilton Park
way; on Seventy-fourth street near
Narrows avenue; on Eighty-ninth street
between Third and Fourth avenues; on
Seventy second street near Twenty-first
avenue. and on Eighty-sixth street be-
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth ave.
nues. There has been an unusual amount
Of building activity in these districts
recently.
The New York herald., 1921-11-13
Physician buys summit Home.

Feist & Feist sold n residence at 81
Hobart avenue. Summit. N. j.. for Mrs.
Anita p. Winship. wife OF Glen B. VIM
ship of the Pure Oil Company. to a
prominent Newark physician. The plot
has frontage OF l5o feet with a depth
of 2S0 feet and the residence contains
The new owner will add additional
quarters to the garage for possibly one
or two more cars and will also build
servants quarters above. He will take
possession next spring.
The New York herald., 1921-11-13
TO AWARD BUILDING PRIZES.
Downtown League TO Honor BEST
Designs on December IL.

The Downtown League has appointed
]. Louis Schaefer. Charles +. Noyes and
Richard S. Elliott a committee to Sc
lect the best designed building and the
best building alteration in the down
town district for the year 1921. David
Robinson. president of the Downtown
League, which consists of large business
and property interests in the lower sec
ton of Manhattan. and which for a
number Of years has cooperated success
fully with city departments and public
utility corporations. announces that the
report of the committee will be pre-
sented at the annual dinner of the
league, which this year will be held at
the Hotel Astor on December ~.
The New York herald., 1921-11-13
Westchester.

APARTMENT. g outside rooms, all improve
ments I'm South Yonkers rent SO. VIM.
UAErTSSLER. a5 Post ct, Ycnkers.
REFINED elevator apartments, 3, @, Z
rooms I, baths, 500. 1925, $50; large
outside rooms. roof fardens, river view; half
YONKERs REALTY EXCHANGE. $50
south Broadway. Yonkers 5t00.
The New York herald., 1921-11-13
zcsS HAVE ALWAYS WANTED
. A HOMIE IN THE COUNTRY.

Look this one over in the healthy
town of Ramsey, ". J.; altitude 500
feet splendid committing service.
main line Erie. nine room and
bath modern house; steam heat:
electricity, hardwood floors, shrubs.
shade trees: all kinds fruit: garage.
barn. Plot 20ix200. Price. 50 900.
Reasonable terms. Thos. Kennedy.
) Ramsey. ". J. Phone l42-J.
The New York herald., 1921-11-13
BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
Borough Of Brooklyn.

FACTORY, brick. 10 let, 50x100: ready to
occupy. / and stores. opposite coal yard.
REYNOLDS. Morgan av and Meserole ST..
Brooklyn.
BRICK MILL. constructed building. so. 900
good light, heating system, elevator: SOC.
per foot. LUDDTN. .3T3 Fulton ST.. Brooklyn.
Borough OF queens
FOR RENT-Fioor OF loft building. 1000
square feet, dock privileges. SEXAUER
& L;MIlE. s0i Vernon av.. Long Island City.
The New York herald., 1921-11-13
SUBURBAN HOMES TO LET AND
FOR SALE.

FOR rent. furnished. at fi5 Mason 81
Greenwich, Conn. until April 10, modern
house. centrally located: three master rooms,
Two mafds' rooms, two paths. terms Si25
per month; open for inspection Monday and
week following.
GREENWICH. CoNN-For rent, furnished
house, i2 rooms, 3 baths: garage; desira-
bic location. Phone nisR Gree wlch.
The New York herald., 1921-11-13
- UNFURNISHED.
New Jersey.

NEW floor. five rooms. bath. porch i'm
provements: $50 monthly. VAN WINKLE,
Rutherford, N. J.
THREE and room apartments all i'm
. provements. Inquire Superintendent, and
Potter place. Weehawken. N. ].
The New York herald., 1921-11-13
New York.

BARGAIN-For sale quick. So acres. $4,000.
outbuildings; one mile from Walden, Orange
county. ". Y; Il mile trolley. owner
WEEKS, al Shelton av., Jamaica, y. Y
ORANGE county Farm. contains 100 acres,
more or less, acres in wood we'll watered
by brooks, t@o large streams and four
wells; located on State road, miles from
city or Middletown. about mile from village
post office and Erie X. r.. wonderful dairy
cut so tons OF hay last year, had 400 bushels
OF corn. 123 bushels of oats and 100 bushels
OF potatoes; COW barn. granary, horse barn.
. car garage, room cottage for help; main
house has 13 rooms and bath with hot water
heat, hot and cold water, gas. two fireplaces
fine floors, hand painted walls, enclosed porch
l2x32: everything in perfect repair; house
entirely furnished In up to date style: will sell
with all stock, including 40 head OF cattle
and horses, 200 chickens and all crops In
ground or In buildings at time of sale. Ad-
dress Farm. Monroe Gazette. Monroe, N. Y
- PICTURES AND DESCRIPTIONS
OF 100 special farm bargains In New York.
at about $4,000 less. Ask for Supplement
A. 1t Will save you time and money.
ir lf SLOCUM FARM AGENCY,
I41 Broadway.
THE BEST OF ALL THE FARMS
FOR sale In New York. New Jersey and Con-
necticut at prices ranging from $10.0O0 up
ward are offered by u.s. II you want a high
class dairy. fruit or general farm fine
country estate ask specifically for our Gen.
eral Portfolio. containing 752 pictures.
SLOCUM FARM AGENCY,
14f broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-11-13
REAL ESTATE-BELGIUM.

BEAUTIFUL new residence for sale In Brus-
sells. r 2052 Herald. Herald SO.
The New York herald., 1921-11-13
Jersey City. Hobohen. Hudson Co.
FIorida-Sale or Rent.

JERSEY CITY.-Seven room detached house,
all improvements; price $4,000. cash $500.
Bergen Gol0
The New York herald., 1921-11-13
BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

loft down town. New York or Brooklyn
heat and freight elevator; rent about
81 coo for 1000 50. IT; Western distributor.
w. II. JOHNSON, 466 55th ST.. Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1921-11-13
APARTMENTS - UNPUBLISHED
Above I4th st. 70 59th st. unclusive).
East River to North i.bver.

10TH ST., 125 west--Modern elevator apart
ment house. rooms and bath: 81 800 per
annum. Apply Supt. or J. IRVING WALSH.
73 West 11th st.
The New York herald., 1921-11-13

ftfif F1orida-Sale or Rent.
ELORIDA-LAKELAND HIGHLANDS. the
magnificent Polk comfy citrus develop
ment. ten years In the making, offers the
grapefruit orange grove investment TO
provide life income and the garden spot
for your home. Illustrated folder No. 6B
tells about this wonderland where success
and enchanting hours await you. Address
w. F. HALLAM & CO., 799 Broadway. New
York.
FIORIDA-For information about the orange
and grapefruit growing sections call. write
or phone
TAMPA BOARD OF TRADE,
N. Y. Branch office, 40 E 41st ST., near
Madison av. NJ irray Hill 6940
NEAR Tampa. II acres; furnished bunga-
low. lake frontage: suitable crops,
anges, poultry; sacrifice: $3.50. HOVER,
2l2 Broadway. n. Y.
Miscellaneous-Sale or Rent.
ATTENTION-Build your home now, ready
Tor spring occupancy; deal direct and save
middemen's profits; will show you how,
either on your lots ours. Address CO.
OPERATlON. z 1904 Herald. Fulton st.
WILLIAM G. MACLEAN. INC,
Renting Specialists 400 9Th av.
Mnryland-Sale Rent.
BATSON FARM AGENCY. 4S9 eth av.
The New York herald., 1921-11-13
ABUSES TO LET, UNFURNISHED.

ABUSES TO LET, UNFURNISHED.
ATTRACTIVE dwellings. Fifties and Eigh-
ties. mr.. Madison av. LENNEY. 81 u. 42d.
FOR Lease-House, unf FINISHED, IL rooms.
baths; immediate occupancy; $500
yearly. KENT REALTY CO.. 20S w. I'D.
10 West Odd st-Four story basement dwell
Ing, size 25x100.5. for rent at $4,000 per
annum, unfurnished; house contains bath
rooms. master bedrooms and servants
bedrooms; private family only. Apply
PEASE & ELLIMAN,
$40 Madison av.. N. Y. Murray Hill 5000.
Borough Of Brooklyn.
BEDFORD section, 261 jefferson av., a large
house. four baths; parquet, electricity. in
etantaneous hot water: near subway, cars.
NEW or room modern houses and garage
for rent, S90-S110. CLINTON TRADING
CORPORATION. lS6 Remsen St.. Brooklyn.
Phone Main 3640.
The New York herald., 1921-11-13
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
nRoNxvILLE ESTATE.


BRONXVILLE ESTATE.
Want for client. small estate. q least 3
acres; modern brick or stone dwelling. win
+. car garage; prefer east of Gramatan Hotel
Will pay all cash above 1st mortgage; prtnci-
mi nniv. ". ". - Herald. Hcrald 20.
u ~. m invr So Zoo eoublo l.at. West
Side. \ 1887 Herald. ltarls IN.
HOTTER WANTED ON LEASE.
Is YEARS EXPERIENCE: RESPONSIBLE.
Real Estate Operators and Builders Co..
Knickerbocker Building, Suite 327-e.
PHONE BRYANT 1851.
HAVE client who wants TO rent or purchase
good hotel out OF town. must be bargain.
I. IRVING APPEL. attorney. 20 ath av.
If you really want TO sell, have investors
for income property vicinity Greenwich
Village; give full particulars to receive at
tention. NORRIS KERNER. 116 Lafayette
ST.. n. Y. city.
INVESTOR will buy modern walxup in good
location. cheap r., 600 Trioune burding.
JNFL RNIshED hou c. y rooms; imme-
diate possession West lo's. SOS: or
years; $1,000. WURTELE, ia w. tIth.
WANTED-Camp site in the Adiroadacks or
White Mountain section: must be on lake
and have grounds suitable for recreation
fields, with or without buildings. Room
1924 Is Park row. New York city.
WANTED-Cheap lots. ready for immediate
Improvement. =. S. TRACY. 217 Broad
way.
WE collect rents In Bronx: 2h per cent.
S. L. ARoNDs CO. 40 fremont Av.
WANT TO buy or lease colored tenemnts.
Harlem. WOLFE CO. 200 Broadway.
$40. 900 to invest. white or colored tenements.
2O32 Herald. Herald 50.
The New York herald., 1921-11-13
New Jersey

New Jersey.
UPPER part OF two family house with all
modern improvements; tile bath. steam
heat, &C.; garage. extensive grounds will
lease to responsible party. 318 Orange road,
Montclair. N. j.
The New York herald., 1921-11-13
FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT

FACTORIES FOR RENT-1s. 900 square feet,
floors, 1900 feet each, bank vaults on
each floor: all or separate; modern buildings.
sprinkered. elevator. electricity, heat; Brad
Island City: 8 minutes from Grand Central
Station, blocks from all subways. Address
A. ]. BRADLEY, owner, 101 Beekman ST..
New York. Phone 3501 Beekman.