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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-20
WEST FIRST MAY
BE RESURFACED
Matter Will Be Settled
at Meeting of the Com
mission FRIDAY

Whether West First street from
Main street to Denver avenue Is To
be resurfaccd with asphalt as has
been done with East Firht street
Will he determined At tho regular
meeting OF tho mayor and city COM
missloncrs Friday morning That
has been set as the date for the final
hearing on this matter.
A petition was presented several
months aeo for rcsurfacinE that sec
tlon Of First. \ hearing was held
and no one appeared TO protest. Tho
contract was awarded TO tho stand
ard Paving company But before
work could he started two or three
property owners appeared before
CITY officials and offered a delayed
protest They said they did not un-
dorstand a hearing had already been
held and that the time for protests
had elapsed
However, officials listened TO their
plea and final action was deferred
Several large property owners on
West First. among them NJ. g. Hale
ana II. g. Stahl. are strongly In favor
OF rcsurfacing the street This de-
sire Is even stronger since East First
street was rcsurfaced and placed I'm
excellent condition to Withstand
traffic
1t is probable tho city commits
sion's action viii be based upon an
expression OF majority of prop
erty owners on West First, or rather
the representation of more than 90
per cent OF the front foOtagc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-20
HIGH BIDDING ON
INDIAN PROPERTY
L. S. Field Clerk Disposes
of Tracts Near Tulsa
for $1,000 an Acre

THAT Tulsa county real estate is
-, depreciatlng but is as good as
ala was proven once moro Tues
IL,v morning in the offices OF the
t,ned states field clerk when IS
..,cs of land near Kendall college
"a for $4,000 an acre and 10 acres
sssr Tulsa sold for 2,675 an acre
- & Alexander. who already
ans much property I'm Tulsa. was
,so purchaser of tho 10 acres near
RIrdau W. A. Gil, attorney. was
.sc buycr Of the 1O-acre tract. The
i.od which Alexander purchased
1ss west OF College avenue and
nth Of Tenth street. Lots in the
.,sipitv have been selling at $1,000
,,sb II is ono Of the most valuable
.A8i,ions property remaining vacant.
cu's purchase also has additional
disabilities and is thought to he
aolv." II was appraised at $4,000.
ont of the 80 tracts in Tulsa,
Warrington and Creek counties Of
,orsd for sale, IL were sold. This is
.,id 10 he o better average than has
,ser cVpericnced i'm other sales.
tricos also were higher,
other tracts sold were 40 acres
,sar Dawson which brought $50
an acre c. G. Johnston was the
rgrrhasor sam Hardesty purchased
IA acres one mile from Red Fork
,,r si03 an acre. A tract Of 10
,ores about 10 miles from Tulsa.
sold 20 $. G.. Maxficld for s65.25
an acre. 40 acres five miles from
Snorry sold TO John Il. Hadlcy for
az an acre. who also bought so
acres three miles from Collinsville
f,r S3S an acre; so acres near Skia-
,ook were sold to +. Wolfe for S25. SO
al, acre: the only tract sold In
Washington county 40 acres To-
rated II miles northwest Of Copan,
vent 10 G.. Scclv for Sl7 an acre.
Three tracts in Greek county were
sofa. so acres, located four miles
rom Sapulpa, was purchased for c.
r Cruran for $3.50 an acre; G.. a.
Rock bought 40 acres located six
,'es from Sapulpa and g. Il. Tate
vas the buyer OF 40 acres three miles
rom Oilton which he purchased for
ij3 an acre.
From here the field clerk went TO
Nuskogce whore several thousand
acres located I'm Delaware. Mares,
Cherokee Wagner, Muskogee, Nc
Intosh and Haskell counties VIII be
offered for sale.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-20
Judge Suggests Paddle.

a little hickory paddle treatment
along with parental care would
keep many boys out OF tho courts
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-20

jcct or a combined city hall, con
vonuon hail and armory assumed
tangible form with the appointment,
OF a committee OF ono member from
each civic organization To- locate a
site. receive estimates ana make
plans for the building. II ls cN.
pcctcd to cost between 100000 and
100000. though the county offices
may be included. which would moro
than double the cost. It IL planned
to complete the structure not later
than next April, when 1000 Ro-
tarians will be hcrc in annual con-
vontior
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-20
NO TARIFF BILL CHANGES
Senate Lets Young Measure Ride
without Amendments.

WASHINGTON, April l9,---Thc
senate finance committee Ia pro-
ccediug under "a solemn agree
mcut' to sldetrack all proposals TO
change the tariff provisions OF tho
Young emergency tariff and anti
dumping b,ll. Chairman Penroc to-
day Informed "A delegation repre-
scntlng poultry and ogg interests
who sought To have eggs included
In the measure. Senator Kenyon.
republican, Iowa, headed tho dele
CATION.
Replying to an inquiry OF Sena
tor Kenyon. the chairman said the
committee would oppose amend
ments offered on the senate floor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-20

Nearly a million and half dol.
lars now on deposit among Okla.
homa hanks will be invested 10
Liberty bonds az tho result OF ar
order Issued by Federal ludg,
Frank Noumans requiring tho re-
ceivcrs for the Barney Thlocco os
tate to Invest accumulated funds
About % per cent OF the funds vii
be Withdrawn from the hanks Oc
tober 3, another % per cent No
vombcr ; and the remainder DO
comher o. according to tho order
which was addressed to Receiver,
sam l.. Morley and George Il Noble
The funds are now on dCspOsit II
1l9 banks Of eastern Oklahoma.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-20
THE THEATERS


.MAJEsTic. Held BY the Enemy. with
JACK Hot Agnes Ayfes. Wanda HawIey.
LOWS stone and Walter Hers from the
mppSS Pg Sy Millisn Gheite' Majestic News
majestic orchestra and organ
LYRIC: Harry carey IN "lf only Jim"
- tip-roarihs western Pathe news and
also a new comedy, Jack Iioxie in 'rhun.
d'reo'd jack serial. third episode
II. 4 NJ "The Daughter Of Dawn.
special feature. with an al,.fudian cast
male In Comsnchc. okla, also ncv
,oRPHErM .orphcun Sew, ana Topic,
81 the Day. Big limo vaudeville. "Hits
ma FleSrs with Jack Patton and
girls. musical revue susan Tompkins
viol,ni'i. formerly sololst IN sousss band
snnss n11n" sna MeIsonI IN ms .Gid.. with
somethins new Norks educated canine
nupis IN Dog-gone Funny Antics"
a9m,,isI 9Jsni,I act; The Msnsns in COMEDY
latest farce, Now what" a laugh ever
minute. Music by orpheum orchestra
PALACEt Constance Htnney in This
Magic CUP beautiful story of a eirl's
feith Pathe News. music 5y Palace or.
RiALTo. OTIS skinner. Americas great.
Of the city OF Hagdad. also a new com
edy.
STRAND "rhe Road Demon" starring
Tom Min. also Rolin comedy
ROYAL The House ot bondage" a
special feature also new comedy.
BROADWAY: Colleen Moore in "tittlc
orphan Annie feature picture; Pathe
NeWs aud also now comedy, Winter
Garden Revue musical comedy company.
WONDERLAND: g.: Special feature picture
ana also good comedy "kslifrruia Kew
pies. musical comedy company. fcRtur-
Ing Bennie ',Bcans' kirkland black -faco
comedian ana prcm'er buck dancer
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-20
TO AGREE WITH TEXAS
rrcclinr and Curctou Confident OF
Reaching Red River boundary
Decision shortly.

Nnt0ldt '0 ht " bllA
WASHIGTON. April Io.---Negotia-
tons between Texas and Oklahoma
As to future proceedings before the
supreme court IN the Red river
boundary caee were slowly proceed
gg today without any indication as
10 when n decision would be reached.
The parties TO the suit have until
May 10. to reach such an agreement.
and both Attorney Generals Freel-
ing and Cureton were sure that an
agreement would be reached before
many days.
The war department today an
nounced that II has photograph
for whatever use may be necessary
twelve hundred miles Of the Red
river basin between Texas and Okla
homa. The photographs were made
from airplanes.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-20

John Harley today Is United
states attorney. Tho man who has
borne IN" bruut OF the enforcement
OF the \olstead act in this district
was named to the position by judge
X, J.. Williams after the resignation
OF Charles W. Miller. who also was
appointed by the court, had been ac-
CcptCd,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-20
Ne,cs Of MuskOgee


Special TO The world
MCSkOGEE, April io.--Thc Mus.
kogoc lodge OF Elks tonight held .
brief memorial service for Cufford
H. Jackson, attorney for the katy.
who died here last week. H. /.
williams federal Judge. conducted
the services. lie was formerly an
assistant IN MIR. Jackson's office at
Durant. NJ. -. Green OF Muskogcc
has boon named to succeed MT
Jackson as general attorney for the
Katy in oklahoma. lie has been
assistant general attorney under Mt
jackson since 1906. Mr. Green
camo here 20 years ago and oh-
tanned Job as stenographcr To Mt
Jackson ~ years ago.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-20
Iimbc,.iemcnt Charged.

Charley Robinson turned In only
t2l after selling 1900 worth OF goods
IN two days that he had charge of
her harness store Mrs. G. NJ Edge
charged i'm h warrant issued for
Robinson's arrest here today. lie
was charged with embezzlcmcnt
upon being arrested.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-20

Plnn New city building.
MGSKOGEF April ~ Tho pro
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-20
They stilI Can Fight Boo,c

1T. FASO. TeNas. AprIl 10.--Bull
fighting, cock fighting and prize
fighting will he prohibited in
Chihuahua II Governor lgnacio En-
riquez signs the bill waiting for his
signature, according to newspapers
published in Chihuahua City which
give the text Of the measures
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-20
Cotton seed oil.

NEW YORK. April io.--Cotton seed oil
VI. barely steady early, owing TO the
heayinoss in other commodities. but tho
market rallied toward the close through
demand from shorts and support from re-
liners Final prices were to points
net higher for leading deliveries. Sales
$500 barrels. Price crude, 46Oc. prime
summer yellow spot G.2Oc; May 6.3Qc,
September, 7.3sc, all bid,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-20
CAM RUSSELL HITS GAS co.


By international News Service
OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. April
10 Charges that the Oklahoma
Natural Gas compauys attorneys
made a mistake I'm their figures were
made by Corporation Commissioner
Campbell Russell today I'm "a hearing
To determine the expenses upon
which a gas rate should be reached.
Russel declared they had listed
IS months taxes instead OF years
In figuring their costs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-20

and take the burdens " training
from the rcformatorics and such
other institutions Judge Robert l..
Williams said when Claud Henson
and Henry Irwin appeared before
him to plead guilty to breaking into
the armory here aud taking pistol
and two rifles. lie released the
boys on probation under $500 bond
nHcn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-20

Alfonso williams. negro, 90 years
OF age. was being held helpless by
two men when he was shot and
Killed 10y W. VI. Linn. street car con
ductor January %, Policeman W. Il.
Pitts tostificd today at the hearing
or the $4,000 damage suit brought
by williams widow, got under way,
Pitts testified today as the hearing
Williams powerlcss, hc said. Linn
was cleared uu u murder charge
after preliminary hearing In city
court following the Killing
The New York herald., 1921-02-10
BUSINESS PLACES TO LET

DUolNESO fLdtEo III LCl.
From Battery 10 tith -. Inclusive.
DESK room or office 20 let Apply FJON-
BAuM, 4i5 Broadway. Tel, Canal 02s6.
LOFT, 327 Broadway, NJ Worth sf.. 5000
50. IT.: sine space. high ceiling. steam heat.
electricity, elevator; no manufacturing pos
session February T. 1921. WRIGHT BAR
CLAY. NC. 800 5th av. Phone Penn $500.
LOFTS TO LEASE
Fircproof building. 81 East 10th st.. near
broadway: I'd and 4th floors. each i4.p4 ,
elevators; possession February I. WILLIAM
D. RiLPATRiCk. owner. iia Broa dway.
sTORE. 20 University place, 2Oxf0
suitahle Tor any business
Join Y. PEEL Co. 362 Wost 23d IT.
sTACE for desk room 10 let J. DINA.
TALE. - Nia idcr Iane.
Above iith -. 10 Joth ~t. urcIusi,e)
East River to North River.
4 FEW DESIRABLE g. Wight OFFICES
~ TiTB HEART or CoLtfMEUS CIRCLE.
IDEAL FOR ARCUITl; rs. ENGINEERS.
LAWYERS, &C.. RENTAL. g. PER SQUARE
FOOT TO DESIRABLE TENANTS ONLY.
ROH REALTY CORPORATION.
2i2 WEST 56rH ST, NEW YORK CITY.
A.--A. Manufacturing lofts building designed
for heavy floor loads, ESQ lbs. 20 squa re
It,, size 2Jxti2. steam heat Electricity cle-
vaior; location $50 % ev.. near 2ith ST.; en-
part. mccoy, 356 ist sv. co52 Gramercy.
The New York herald., 1921-02-10

COUNTRY CLUB
offers rooms. suites. some with private bath,
$50 monthly up: "4J minutes from Broad
way Silver Lake to door; we'll heated. .
electricity, gas, restaurant, garage: dancing
Saturdays. Phone SOS Port Richmond, foa.
Glove road. West Brighton.
The New York herald., 1921-02-10
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
East Side.
NOTE TO THE PUBLIC.

The rentals OF the New Allerton House.
Madison sv.. northeast corner 55ih ST.. a
u story residence for men, now ready for
occupancy, are the same as those prevail
Ing IN the present Allerton Houses; the socia-
bility OF the club the conveniences OF a hotel.
the privacy OF home at a fraction OF the
cost OF accomno nodations at first class hotel.
YOUNG man will rent single or double room
TO congenial young men wishing regular
home, in apartment with young men. Phone
Madison Square 6621 during day for par
ticulars.
55TH 60 E.-Two large bedrooms, with pri-
vate bath, In private house. completely
furnished. $500 monthly. with or without
maid service: references required. HAMMER
74TH ST., % EAST-Large handsomely fur
nished room for gentlemen or couple; I;
reference; private house.
The New York herald., 1921-02-10
FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEoUs.

POSTAGE STAMPS-Approval selections
without obligation 10 buy; guaranteed gen.
uine; art catalogue de luxe IN intaglo print
ing, with over 1.400 illustrations. $500 post
age. S. FALUDT. Neue Bayreutherstrasse
3. Berlin w 80 Germany. Established 1893.
The New York herald., 1921-02-10
PUBLIC NOTICES.

JOIN ISLEY. formerly of Congcrs, y. T.,
communicate with your mother. A. K.
TO BERTRAM SOMMERFIELD.
Keep going to Los Angeles, and
If you need any money, telegraph
Fa ther. and he will send you ad-
ditional funds.
TO whom II may concern: We, the under
signed. will not be responsible for con-
tracts or obligations executed In our name
by one William Webster. QUINCY
WOULD Jeane Johnston. late 56f Dunbar
ton rd.. Partict. Scotland, communicate
with VIM. McAlpin. IS. Knight Companion.
Bush docks Brooklyn?
The New York herald., 1921-02-10
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

IMPORTER seeks connection with pro-
sresslve organization that can use a
man with thorough knowledge OF all
phases of the import business based
uron 20 yearD' experience; advertiser
Is an expert on customs matters, ac-
countant and systematizer. fluent cor
respondent In English and German. also
some Italian and French. and has sew
eral connections awaiting exploitation
by organization with proper backing.
$40 Herald. Herald So.
WANTED = Representatives, agents. also
automobile owners everywhere; new patent
wind shield protector for automobiles; sells
on sight: full particulars. y 1921 Herald.
Washington Heights.
ORGANIZE your oil, patents. mining and In
dustries under tax exempt organization: I:
cheaper, better plan. HAfGHT. I15, 16o
Broadway.
YOUNG; lady stenographer as secretary to
executive of country wide automobile ac-
cessories house; 81 900 investment required.
595 Herald. Herald So
HAVE $4,000 and services to invest legiti-
mate. honest business. . $50 Herald, Her
aid So.
POOL parlor for sale: easy terms: location
SSth ST. and Sd av. Inquire Mr.. WILLIAM
HOFFMAN,. proprietor.
RESTAURANT for sale. III W. 135th St.
Proprietor, A. G. ANDERSON.
The New York herald., 1921-02-10
COUNTRY BOARD.
New Jersey.

ELM KNOLL. Caldwell. n. J.-Roonns with
board. first class home cooked meals, fresh
eggs and milk minutes from train and
trolley: improvements Tel Caldwell fb0
u. w. IOONEY.
The New York herald., 1921-02-10
APARTMENTS WANTED.
UnfurnIsl,ed.

Unfurnished.
wANTED-Two or three room apartment,
furnished or unfurnished state price and
describe. r 144 Herald. $50 Bway.
. rooms and kltchenette wanted; state price.
Ror 145, coo Cable Bids.
The New York herald., 1921-02-10
no CASH
l.orongh Of Oneens->nle or Reut.

CHOICE corner best size Bay9dc psrk.
price low 10 quck cash buyer. HESSELS,
West s4th o25o Fiizro,.
FOEEST Hff,f,s-A corner three story mod.
cru residence. plot 9tNai. regular. 10
rooms 3 baths. price and terms 20 suit put
charor. PEAsE- -ELL1MAN, go Msdison av.;
Murray Ilill 600
The New York herald., 1921-02-10
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

pay 2Jeo more than any one tor your FUR
niture, rugs, pianos, paintings. BAISLEf,
The New York herald., 1921-02-10
borough Of Bronv--sale or Rent.

CORNER DWELLING, - rooms, $4,000;
Willett av aud T.. giGth ST.. lot t00viO0;
win divide: 6Ii-613 l.. 2i6th ST.. adjoining.
two story dwellings ii rooms. bath. heat.
STEWART. Z. 42d -. Phone ii50 Van.
RENT S3.5iO; price $4,000; cash $1,000.
buy modern apartment house. near Bronx
rark; need cash. DUROSS. 26i broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-02-10
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


70 RENT-For three years and more In
apartment hotel on West 5Sth St, two bed
Circle l54s.
18TH ST, 10 W.-'rwo rooms, bath. Kitchen
cite. Call 90. VAIL.
52D ST., .23 WEST, COR. BROADWAY
High class elevator apartments, newly FUR
nished hotel service: . rooms and bath :
$40 up references required,
9TH ST. (at Broadway, Hotel Aloeinarle-
rarlor, bedroom and bath: reasonable
rates.
5aTH ST., "a W.-Beautifuily furnished apt.
large Lying 9iran,o room over,looking Central
two baths. foyer hall. kitchen: short or long
lease. Apt 81.
C61H ST. East-AttractIvely furnished 3
room bath and ktchenette apartment OK
cellent for high class bachelor or lady; valet
service; immediate possession; lease rent
$500 per month.
nth. III West-Beautifully furnished two
rooms. bath. kitchenette. Columbus 9295,
THOMAS.
o3D. 3l6 W. (near Riverside Drlve) Six
room elevator apartment $1,s00 yearly.
104TH, 2oS W. Capt. 4-A)-EXclusive $ room
apartment, artistic furnishings. unusually
attractive, sell or rent immediate posses
sion.
iITrH ST.. 500 W.--Four rooms and bath.
ground floor; Christian couple; $50 mQnth-
ly. Sec sUPT. in morning
Borough of Brooklyn.
EAST 2STH ST., 6ie.-One large room, new
ly furnished, bath adjoining, hot water
supply, electric, steam heat: block from sub
way; convenient to car lines; business coupls
or two gentlemen. Phone Mansfield tssSJ.
The New York herald., 1921-02-10
Borough Of BrookIyn--salc or Rent.

BARGAIN. Bay Parkway, corner sfti ST..
Brooklyn. plot iOOxiO0. - room house.
stcan heat. . baths: other improvements: :
cheap rent 10 tenant that VIII make repairs
Write FRANK, room J02. 200 9Th sy., Man
haitian.
DWELLING ron SALE. iO4S Prospect pl .
brooklyn; story and basement. modern
limestone and brick front. facing Bedford
Park. near subway station 10 rooms, baths.
electric lights. parquet floors. furnace heat.
perfect condition; winters coal In cellar; I'M
mediate possession: inspection by appoint
inent y. g. MCMILLAN. So 81. Mars's av.:
telephone Lafayette 4oT5.
no CASH.
New six or seven room stucco Tlatbush
'ioUEc, with garage. may be bought no cash
Gowa; only requirement. Is monthly payment
equal 70 fair rrnis VIII decorate 20 suit
WILLIAMS pBNTER CO. INC.
- Greenwich ay.. y. =. &. Rector CJs3.
TWO family house. II rooms. garage so by
100. iu the finest section Of Borough Park
reasonable price 1907 itst st.
The New York herald., 1921-02-10
Washington Heights, Above 10th ST..
West Of Sth Av.

GARAGE plot. iJ0x100. w. 14ist St. $50. 900;
easy terms: will exchange DURoSS COM
PANY. 26i Bway. Phone Barclay JI34.
loUSE-Bareain: rents s., 80: price SIS, 500.
cash $500: mortgage $4,000. ARM
STRONG. 2l2 s.. Nlcholas az. cor. l2lst 81.
The New York herald., 1921-02-10
REAL EsTATE-oUT OF CITY.
westchester-sale or Rent.

EXCEPTIONALLY Well built house in re-
strieted park. containing seven rooms and
path and garage convenient to stations. mar
kets and school, asking SIS. 900. SULLIVAN
20 North av.. New Rochelle Nj y.
For Rent. 81 200 per annuln, English Gar
den Cottages, at Rye, y. y; In caro-
fuliy restricted neghborhood; client at this
office has now under construction, ready
April 10. possession May /, IL thoroughly
modern and up-to-date English garden cot
tages, on attractive plots OF land. for rent.
:, and o-year terms house contains
bedrooms, kitchen. living room with large
open fireplace, glass inclosed sun porch.
! bath; can be heated at ton of coal
month. by pipeless furnace. Telephone Rye
52S for Inspection. Completed house now
on property can be inspected TO show the
appearance OF houses when finished; six
necessary 10 secure the remaining few.
HOUSE. reasona ble easy terms; descrip-
lion mailed. HALL. 1so Ice av. lonkers
II. W. SULLIVAN. specialist in WESTMINSTER
real estate. go South broadway. fonkers.
NEW ROCHELLE opportunity-Tull 50 foot
lot very nicely located near Sound; boat
ing and bathing very attractive house: liv-
rooms; hot water heat; hardwood flooring
and trim: specially reduced price $i3.500;
terms; great bargain. ALLABOUGH e. son,
26 North sy. Tells. 6G0 and 9I1 New Rochelle.
NEW ROCHELLE HOME. $4,000.
bargain; 10 rooms. baths: gas. cleo
tricity, fireplaces. sleeping porch: plot 50x
$50 O'CONNOR REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
2+9 Guguenot st. Phone 594 New Rochelle.
NEW RoCHELLE-Homes, all prices
DoWNEY. 239 Huguenot st. Tells 1so7-i66t.
OWNERS will sacrifice several North White
Plains we'll located building lots TO close
out holdings: builders, opportunity. JOS.
LAMBrEN & SON. INC. 56 Lawton st.
Phone 30o New Rochelle, \. Y.
WRITE FOR LISTS
of
Homes in Westchoster County,
PRINCE & RIPLEY. INC.
43I 9TH av., n. Y. City. Tel. Murray Hill l23;
room residence. only year old all
Improvements. on corner 20 miles
distance; excellent highways, garden;
price $4,000.
GEORGE +. ARCHER,
REAL ESTATE.
10 Il. 43d st. Phone Vanderbilt 50s4
$40 0,5O0-Modern, substantial room stucco
dwelling, in fine shape plot 50x10o. THOS
S. BURKE. F,lagg Building. Yonkers.
New York State-Sale or Rent.
WORTHY FARMS EVERYWHERE.
BATSON FARM AGENCY. 4s9 9th av., n. Y.
YOU WILL SOON HEAR a good deal about
Rockland County. HOWARD GOLDSMITH,
Nyack on the Hudson. n. Y.
Connecticut-Sale or Rent.
L. BENZ. LOCKWOOD REAL ESTATE.
Sound Beach. Conn. Tel 216.
New Jersey-SaIe or Rent.
BAYONNE, y. J.-Bargain on easy terms
corner property, 112lsx11o; IL large rooms.
baths; z minutes 70 Central Railroad;
For particulars phone Columbus s4oo. suite
S25.
The New York herald., 1921-02-10
REAL EsTATE-0UT OF CITY.

RIAL EolAIE--UUl VI Clll
Long Island-sale or Rent.
BEECIIURsT, l.. Eight room coscy home
blocks from station modern convenionccs.
instantaneous hot water. steam heat. must
sacrifice Phone FLUSHING 1881
BARGAIN. House In Jamaica, : beautiful
rooms. stcar, heat and bath $500; take
automobile aud cash. nryant 53tt.
HOMES $1,000 upward. easy terms. HYDE
& BANTEH. Por Washlnginn. L !.
L1NDE$nUEsT. -Chofce corner plot.
Nfcrrici road. - acres. ! 600 N.
frontage scll at tareaiI. 4. DSGDOD
PELL CO.. Z, West ii'h street.
SPRINGFIELD. O.. f.--ilouses snd iots bar.
rains. eCHAHE.IORN. opposite station.
Teieahpnc srrln~iicd isi7.
5000 CASH. balance Ike rent; new Co
ionial brick dwelling containing rooms.
tiled bath and garage. interior finished
throughout Va white enamel with mahogany
finished doors: parquct floors. steam heat
gas. electricity and sewers > minutes walk
b, water front park with bathing; one block
- express station; 10 minutes to Grand Cen
tral; i5-ycar Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.
mortgage. J. S. WfTHERS, - Vanderbilt
sv.. room 1914 Telephone Vanderbilt eisa.