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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-03-10
FOR SALE

2 lots on Main street, $50
each.
2 lots facing on South street,
$40 each.
3 lots, corner Meadow and
South First street, $40 each.
All taxes and sewer asses
sments paid.
Second hand wood stoves
for sale.
Garage for rent, cheap. Can
store two or three cars.
Call at Revere Hotel. 1922
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-03-10
NOTICE on PRoRATE or WILL.

In the Probate Court of Idaho Coun-
ty, State of idaho
In the Matter of the Estate of Pow
ell Gibson Deceased,
Pursuant to an order of said Court
made ON March 3, 1921, notice is
hereby given that Wednesday. March
30, 1921, at 10 O'Clock a. m, of said
day, at the Court room of said Court.
in the City of Grangeville, Idaho,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-03-10

has been appointed as the time and
place for proving the Will of said
Powell Gibson, deceased and for
hearing the application of Charles
Wilson, for the issuance to him of
Letters testamentary when and
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-03-10

where any person interested may ap-
pear and contest the same.
Dated March 3, 1921.
j. e. BYRON,
Probate Judge and
Ex-officio Clerk. 1928
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1921-03-10
FIELD SEEDS

FARMERS have a select stock
Of Field Peas and Beardless Barley
that we can offer YOU at attractive
prices while our stock lasts
Early AlGskas 315 $65 ton
Blue Prussians 355c s. ton
White Canadians 312c 65 ton.
Reardless Barley 31ac 65 ton.
Write us for special prices on larger
orders.
We can buy and sell high grade
Field ami Garden Seeds
IDAHO PURE SEED COMPANY
Lewiston, Idaho
~ -eae -ane- -s1zfs. ~.
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be danced, so don t miss it, Dance
and supper, 50. (Ady.) |
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Announcements of winners and pre-
sentation of prizes.
The public is cordially invited to
attend.
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FOLLOW.

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II IL. r..
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-04
"Byl jsi Il Petita ?"
"Ano, pane Jirl"

AHO, pane Jlfl
'Dal ii sluSnou cenu. Avsak
pred nekolika dny byl zde il
sty milovnik obrazu "a I've ne
pritomnosti; dlouho prohlizel
obraz tvu5 a slibil, ze znova Sc
dostavi. A tento znalec cenil
obraz tvuj primo ma diva tislce
1ranku".
"Pozde jiz, pane Jiri, pro-
dial jsem obraz a proto muslin
bJti spokojen'.
"Muj mily, jsi-li sam spoke
jen, jsem ovsem take.
"Potreboval jsem penlze i
hned.
V tomtez okamziku vstoupi-
la do pokoje PAM Ramelova.
.Zpozorovala lined cerven ma
tvari mladikove, jeho rozpaci-
tost a plachost. Tazala Sc:
"Co Sc stalo?"
"Niceho, mlla Mione', odpo-
v6del Jiri.
"Patrim-li vsak ma Luciena,
mily Jiri, IDA Sc mi, jako bys
Isl mu byl prava kazani nejake
drzel".
"Nikoliv, jen jsme hovofili.
Lucien dnes rano vysel ven,
prodal svGj prvni obraz".
Mlada pani udivone pohl6-
dla ma sveho kojneho bratra
"Neco taji', pomyslila 81. TC
bylo vse. Mill panove", pra-
villa sc zylastnim usmeyem
"pfisla isem iedin6 oznamit
vam, ze obed ma mas ceka".
Jiri odlozil stetec a palett
ia maly stolek; zertem uderi
prstem Lueiena do tvare a We
sele pronesl: "Tedy poid'mt
ob6dvat!"
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"Nuze?" tazal Sc mistr.
Pane Jiri, obraz jsem cd
nesl".
TAX. A kam?"
"Do obchodu".
"Snad isl neprodaI svuj OBJ
raz?"
"Ano, pane Jiff".
"Aniz bys mi 0 tom slova
fekl? To nebylo od tebe, Luci-
ane, hezkG!"
Rozpacite sklopil mladik o.
ci k zemi pred patravym zra-
KEN mistrovym.
Proc jsi prodal obraz, Lu-
ciane?"
'Potreboval jsem penize".
"Aj, nemohl jsi rici mn6, ma
mne Sc obratiti? Odfekl jsem
ii dosud n6co?"
"Nikdy, pane Jifi, vzdy jste
Ike mne priIis laskav'.
"Vim, jakymi diky tobe po-
vinen jsem; isl mym prltelem,
bratrem'.
I've sv6 nynejsi zalezitosti
nemohl jsem Sc ma vas obra-
titi'.
"Ach, tot neco iineho! IDA
Sc mi, re otazky me ii nejsou
pTijemn6".
Mladik mlcel.
"Nechces mi snad rici, k ce-
mu isl penjze potrcboval2"
Pane Jiri, pozdeii yam vsc
/ vyjevim".
: "Nezadam 81 tyeho tajem-
stvi, Luciano; nechci vynuco-
vati 81 tvou duveru; jestlize
dnes tails neco pfede mnou
zaiist6 presvod6en isl, re tohc
nen: mi treba vedeti. Avsab
nehn6vdm Sc, vim, ze nekona:
niGeho, zac bys stydeti Sc mu
sill. Ddv6ruji tob6, ze jake
vzdy, Veden jsi jen slechetnot
svou povahou'.
"D6kuji VAN, pane Jifi, de
kuji "a toto dobr6 smysleni {
mne".
"Avsak pfece Sc hn6vam, u
isl mi nefekI napred 0 prodej
tomto".
"Odpust'te mi, uznavam, Z,
.jsem pochybil".
"KdyBys byl Sc mi vyjadfiI
byl by obraz tvGi zdc. Cht6
jsem t6 pfekvapiti. Mnoho-l
isl dostal "a svui rodinny VI
Jew"
"Tisic frankd".
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PAM Lurotova Sc zimnicnou
retrpelivosti cekala ma odpo-
we'd ma psani sve, kter6 donna
cimu panu byla poslala. Sobo-
TIA ned6le uplynuly uzkostli-
vem cekani.
"Snad dostaneme Ultra od-
poved'," fikala 81 vdova.
Avsak ami pond6li nepri-
sci zadny dopis.
"M6la isl pravdu, mile di-
te", praviIa matka k dceri
pan Rabiot nezna smilovani"
(pokracovanD
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PRODA Sc ml6karska far

PRODA Sc ml6kafska far
ma 135 akrech, majici velmi
dobrou pddu, Sc vSemi stavba-
mi, dobytkem, drdbezi, veSke-
rou 6rodou, naradim a velkym
lesem. Potok prot6ka farmou.
Chcete-li dobrou farmu, toto je
Vase pfilezitost. Cena $19,-I
600. Vezme Sc tez mestsky ma
jetek ma vym6nu. BlizSi sdelil
Frank j. Parenica, 3543 E. 1O6..
st. 2 Union Ave. 7-5
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Rabiot Sc usmival zlomysl-
ne. "Rozumim', pravil, mat
ku neznate, ale dceru".
"Ano, znam slecnu Luroto-
vou".
"Velmi dobre !" pravil Ra-
blot, slovo posledni S durazem
pronaseje a stale vysm6sne.
Lucian wal tri bankovky sto
frankove re sv6 penezenky.
"Nikoliv, pane, odpovedel,
"nikoliv dobre, jak s podivnym
mi ddrazem jste pronesl; ale
dostatecne, bych jim V nouzi
postavenym pomohl'.
"Jd6te mi, jdete, S takovou-
to reel; pro mic a "a mic neza-
! lima Sc nikdo 0 CHI lid! Niko-
liv, vskutku nikoliv! - Matka
vam nelezi ma srdci! O tuto ma
lo Sc starate, vzdyt' il neznate !!
! - Dceruska 49, ach, tot neco
jin6ho! Jest slu$na, tato mala
Lurotoval Ano, ano, jiz vim,
na Gem isme!"
"Co tim chcete fici?" pra-
vii Lucian pfisne a vyhruzne.
'Zkratka - jste sc slecnou
Lurotovou V duvernem pom6-
ru'.
Pane, pokracoval mladik
silnym, Uneven Sc chvejicim
hlasem, "pronesl jste zde oskli-
YOU, hanebnou mySlenku, ia
kterou Sc styd'te Jak - neni
YAM ma tom dosti, re jste bez
smiloVani, a proto neStesti pro
nasledujete jeSte hanebnym
podezfivanim? Pochopuji, re
chcete miti to, co yam patti ;
ale &c urazite ony, jimz povln-
nen jste 0ctou, toho neSneSu
Tot sproste, opovrzeni hodne
AvSak neuznavam ia hodna sc
be cloVekem jednati, jakym
jste Wy, nimz nechci niceho
spolecneho miti! Potvrzeni
pane, dejte mi obe potVrzenl a
- vezmete sve penize!"
Rabiot zcervenal jak varenJ
rak po techto slovech a du
chu Sc tazal, zdaz smelce ne
ma vyhoditi "a limec pokojt
d domu sveho jej vyhnati
ale byl dosti chytry, re Sc opa
noval a odpov6del: "Nepriji
mann sve najemne; potyrzen
pro PAM Lurotovou jsou Il JeJ
domovnice".
'"Toto iste mi mohl davno III
, eli; aspon bych byl nemusll po
: slouchati urazIiva slova vase
i proneSl Lucian, dial kiobouk n
/ hlavu a bez poZdravu opustI
rychle pokoj, zanechav Y ner
: vztekem sopticiho Josefa Ra
: biota.
j Bylo puldvanacte, kdyz VI.
; TIL sc do atelieru Jiriho Ramt
/, la.
Vsichni zaci pracovah. Sd'
lii mu, ze mistr liz nekolikr;
tie po mem Sc ptal.
|, Lucian vessel Y dilnu Ram'
Ii lovu.
Zach, zde isl kone6n6W pi
vii Jiri. "Odkud prichazi5?"
il "Nucen byl jscm vyjiti".
l. "Vysel isl casne a zdrzel
" Sc dlouho".
"Nebylo mi mozno drive
e. vratiti".
le "Neyadi, isl vzdy pilnym
proto maly oddech neSkodi,
"a nj mi nenapadne snad tiniti I
be pro tuto vychazku VJtitk
ou avsak fekni mi, Luciano, dok'
IT. cil-lis vcera jeste svsi obraz
nj "Ano, pane Jiri".
ia "Ze jej nevidim zde, kan
.e- jej ulozil?"
Tvar mladjkova Sc zapali
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,JoYamieovo dedictvi.
ROMAN z FRANCOUZSKEHO.
Jake vase jmeno?'
"Lucian MoreP'.


"Dobfe tedy, posad'te Sc
zde a podepiste sve jmeno ma
obraz a obrat'te Sc potom /
hned ma meho pokladnika.
Zde Stetec a barfa".
Mladik oznacil obraz svym
Jmenem, pfijal tisic franku V
desiti bankovkach, podekoval
a poroucel Sc.
Jeste u dveri pravil mu pan
Petit S pfatelskym dsmevem:
'Doufam, pane Morele, re Sc
caste sejdeme a re budeme do
bfi pratele".
z ulice Caumartin do Tals-
bout, kde bydlil pan Rabiot,
mattel domu clslo 10 V ulicl
Beaubourg, mel Lucian jen ne
kolik kroku.
Pan Rabiot naIezal Sc donna.
Vystrojena, hruba domovnlce,
ktera snazila Sc vypadati jako
domaci PAM, oznamila navStey
nika, jenz skoro dvacet mlnut
cekati musil, nezli byl pred
pusten.
echo 81 prejete, mily pa
ne?" tazal Sc Rabiot a rozhrno
val pri tom svuj strakaty zu-
pan, ably dkazal tezky zlaty
fetez, ktery ma brichu Sc mu
klatil.
Lucian ma prvni pohled po-
znal, iakeho clov6ka ma pred
sebou. "Jste maiitelem, pane,
oslovil ho, "domu cislo is V u
lici Beaubourg?'
"Ano', odpovedel Rabiot,
mere mladika drzc od hlavy k
noham.
Lucian medal Sc tim zmasti a
rokracoval: eve vaSem dome
bydli pani Lurotova a jeii dee
raj"
"Ah - ty vas posilaii Ike
mne! Marine Sc namahate, mi
~ mladiku; skoda casu, kterl
iste zmafil -
"Dovolte mi, pane -
"Marne, marnc, pravin
vam!7
"Dovolte mi prece vyslovit
Sc"
"Nezmenim niceho ma tom
co isem ustanovil'
"Neni mi znamo, ma cen
iate Sc ustanoyil, pane, a neza
dam 81 toho vedeti, nebot', yer
te mi, nepfichazim sem nikte
! rak vedomim PAM Lurotove
pani tato nevi niteho 0 men
pocinani".
"Tak?l'
PAM Lurotoya jest van
dluzna "a dve ctvrtleti najem
n6?"
"Ano, dvestepadesat frank,
ia uplynula dive ctvrtleti a Il
rok q najemneho 70 toto obdo
BIZ.
"Je YAM znamo, proc pan
Lurotova nemohla zaplatitl
nemoc, nedostatek prace -
Ano, VIM. aVsak to ner
mou vinou".
"Uznavam, milg pane, 3
Vam nenl mozno poHdraVltl NJ
, mocnou PAM a opatriti dee
jeii praci; avsak lie yam mi
ohled ma jejich bidu".
"Aj, mlady pane, kan b.
chom pfisli, kdybychom $ ka'
> dym hned nell utrpnost? Nj
dunn. ktere pronajimam, mix
liv ku sve zabave, ale k tom
bych penlze neho uzivaI'.
"Tot' patrne".
:. 'Dobfe, ze to uznavate".
"Nuze, pane, pliisel jsel
abych zaplatil duh "a pa
Lurotovou'
"Coze pravite?"
y "Pri5el isem, abych zapla
duh IA pani Lurotovou". Z
roven vynal Lucian sve bank
ky.
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j. y
prosty vyJev, dobre promysle-
ny, plinosti rozvanou pro-
vadeny; predstavoval dve dit
ky, hrajicl 81 S kockou pred
zrakoma pracujlcl mad mimi
matky.
Jirl Ramel stale stopoval je-
no praci a nekolikrate rekl;
"Velmi dobre, tot krasne a "a
sluzne dilor'
Lucian dokoncil obraz sVuJ V
ned6li rano a navecer potfel no
slabe lakem. V pondell rano
pred otevrenim dilny zabaIli
obraz, wal pod pazi a tajn6
vykradl Sc domu, by ho nj
kdo nespatril. Bral Sc k panu
Petitovi, znamemu obchodniku
obrazy. Bylo to pCprve, kdy
Lucian obracel sc ma obchodni-
ka, by praci svou n6ho zpe-
neil. Dosud prace jeho zusta-
valy atelieru, nebot' zadnou
dosud nezaslal do vystavy,n ,neb
rozdaval ie svym pratelum.
"MilG pane, oslovil Lucian
obchodnika, "prichazim ma
bidnouti vam svuj obraz ku
koupi".
Malir patrnym rozcilenim,
kter6 obytejne jest pri umel-
cich, jiz poprv6 uzkosti Wy
stupuii Sc svym dilem a dosud
neduvefuji silam svym, snal
papir, V kter6m plateny obraz
obalen mel.
Obchodnikpostavil obraz ma
stoian do praveho svetla a
dlouho pozoroval jej velml
pilne. "Obraz tento jest nedaV-
no dohotoven", 20 delsi pre-
stavce pronesl.
"Ano, pane, vcera vecer je-
ste bylo ma mem pracoVano".
"Pozoruii, nevidim vSak pod
pisu'
"Dosud zcela neznamy ma
lir".
"Vzdy jc dobre, je-li obra2
podepsan. Prvni prace Caro-
tovy ku pr.kladu nejsou oy5em
TAX dokonale, jako pozdejsi
jez tvoril podivuhodnym a Wy
spelym syym talentom; podpis
Nzdy zvet5uje cenu kazde pra-
ce".
"Jestlize SC yam tento obra2
lbi povazujete-li TO "a nut
ne, tedy obraz podcpisu i
hned
"Ah talk, tento obraz Jest va
81 praci?"
"Ano, pane, odpov6de
skromne mladik.
"Dal iste iiz ntiakou prac
do vystavy?"
"Dosud nikoliy. Letos moh
isem diva obrazy zkusebni ko
misi pfedloziti, ale mistr mu
vyiadril Sc, bych jeste rok dale
pracoval'.
"Snad mel pravdu; zrejm'
Jest. ze Sc o vas zaiima. Kd'
vasim mistrem -
pan Jiri Ramel".
"Tusil isem. Proyedeni, ko
lor-it a vubec celia prace pripo
nina mladeho tohoto mistra
Obchodnik znova pozorova
obraz $ neJVetsi opatrnosti, kC
necn6 obratil sc k dzkostne ct
kajicimu Lucianovi a pravil
"MilJ pane, koupim obra;
iostlize spokoiite Sc cenou I
sic franku'.
Ami tolik isem necekal, k'
lik nabizite".
"a pfeca vam pan Ramel zi
iiste $ekl, ze prace vase n
cenu?r'
"Tak Jest, ale neznam
mu -
-s~s5-s-f-f- s~S~s~f4-|%SA'5 5S-E+-%% S-S$--s.-
n G T{Dion cf2I
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PRIME Sc:

PRlJMOU Sc prodavaci ka-
Wy a grocerniho zbozi, ktefi
mali V tomto oboru zkuSenost.
Haste Sc Il The Cleveland
Food Product Co., 2480 Z. %.
st. :?
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PEkNA FARMA o 81 a.

PEkNA FAKMA 81 a.
krech ma dlazd6ne ceste, 30 mil
od Public Squaru, dobre budo-
Wy, A kravy, 2 kone, 2 prasata,
hejno slepic a kurat, yesker6
farmarske stroje a pekna 1ro-
da Sc proda LEVINE aneb Sc Wy
m6ni "a mestsky majetek. Ia
to farma je V malem mestecku,
kde je skola, hostel a story.
Bliz$i vysyetleni poda l.. Reri-
cha, 5015 Pershing Ave. Tel.
Union 958 w. rs
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PRODA Sc:

PRODA Sc pozemek / a.
kru as Is minut cd Lee Rd. a.
neb Sc vymeni "a jednorodin-
ny dunn v meste aneb "a NEST
ske Lofty. BlizSi Sc sdeli V els.
1878 Benwood Ave-, blize W.
chOdni 131. ulice. 7-15
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PRODA Sc farma o 5Oti a

PRODA Sc farma 50ti a
krech, 8 krav, 2 kone, ) prasa-
ta, 50 slepic, As kachen, uroda
krasna zahrada, pekny les, sill
ny potok teGe skrz, prvni tridy
pastva, krasn6 budovy, kara
stavi Il fanny. Dopiste ma j. c.
Urban. r. +. d. |, Novelty, @.
Is
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PRODA Sc neb vymeni far
ma 0 81 akrech dobrymi
stavbami a vsim zafizenim,
blize Akron. Blizsi sdeli J. F.
Nejedlik Co., 11015 Union A
We. Tel. Broad 1886 - Union
1861 r. :?
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PRONAJME Sc byt nahore
0 8 mistnostech, koupelna, e.
lektrika, garaz a jin6 zarize-
nj. Najem $40 mesicne. Tel.
Hemlock 3940. Union 6509.
n :
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D r OBJ N E
O Z N A M K Y.

HLEDA Sc byt pro triclen-
nou rodinu dole, aneb menSi
dun V okoli Broadway a vych,
55. ul. Nechte adressu V adm.
t. listu pod znackou *. p"
ia
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PRODA Sc auto Chalmers
1916" "a $3.50, aneb Sc vyme-
nj "a Ford karu. Zavolejte tel.
Broadway $50, aneb V els. 1850
Broadway. TO
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NASLEDKEM ODJEzDU

do Czech proda Sc rdzny naby-
tex, jako dplny soubor (set) do
jidelny, loznice, krasna skrin
ma knihy (book case) a mnoho
jinych domacich potreb. Vse ie
iako move a proda Sc velmi lev
ne. Haste Sc V els. 3279 w. 80.
st. zadu. IA
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PRONAJME Sc byt 0 A svet-
nicich koupelnou, plyn, elek-
trika. Haste Sc v els. 5424
Broadway u 4. 55. ul. nahore.
NaJem $40 m6sicne, t6z garaz.
IA
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PRODA Sc grocerni a. deli
katesni obchod, kde Sc trzi ho-
tove pres 5000 tydne. Kratke
hodiny denne a V nedeli zavre-
no. Haste Sc V els. 7211 Wade
Park Ave. TO
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PRoNAJME Sc byt 0 ety.
rech neb 5ti svetnicich s koupel
noa, vSe moderne zarizeno. Hla
ste Sc Y elsie 1858 L. 106 I'll. q
Union. IA
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19

OWNER Will SACRIFICE s-room
house. 10 minutes from station gas
and electricity. hot water heat. plot
bOxl00. Price $1,000.
Lh~l'I - HARRIS.
. Sorth Av lrl llsG. N"w HOchcllc.N. Y
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19
Sales of Bronx Store Building
And Many Vacant Sites

Philip D. Shapiro, attorney. DUR
chased for a client from the builders,
Rubin Horowitz, the newly complet-
ed store building on Southern Roule-
yard and Jennings Street, being 200
feet in width and 100 feet in depth.
Ihere are fourteen stores and two lofts,
harry Calm sold to a client of E. o.
Smith 6. Co. a plot at the southea st
corner Of Burnside and Creston ave
nues for immediate improvement, lax
Max Fass sold to Harry Reich the
property, 5l.1ox101.4, at the south east
corner Of Jefferson Place and Clinton
Avenue.
William G. Yer planck sold to Rob
crt A. Wynne the vacant plot, 57xioo
on the west side OF Anderson Avenue,
81 feet north Of 164sh Street.
Fordham University sold to Giovanni
Biggi the vacant plot, 262x73x irregu-
lar, on the west side of Southern
Boulevard, 1853 feet north Of 189th
Street
Frank sassani sold to Eugenio A.
Clento the vacant plot, 34x100, at the
northwest corner Of 187th Street and
Cam brelleng Avenue.
The Arno Realty and Construction
Company sold to Stanley verusio the
property 50x10O, on the east side -
Longfellow Avenue, 200 feet north OF
172d Street
Annie Z. Deal Delaney sold to Pat
TICK Walsh the property at 10 Eas.
1Soth Street, 54.5x1OO
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19
Resale of Large
Bronx Flat Brings
Seller Profit
fremont Apartment Facing
Echo Park Sold forSecond
Time This Year; Sales of
Other Residential Realty

bryne & Bowman, with John J. See
man, Inc, sold for Joseph A. Cont. the
fremont at 1866 Valentine Avenue.
northeast corner of 17Sth Street. fac
ing Echo Park, six-story elevator
apartment, 1872 feet on Valentine Ave
nue. and sixty feet on 178th Street, by
irregular, containing five stores and
forty-nlne apartments. This parcel was
acquired by Cont through the same
brokers early this year He has been
asking S230,00O for this property,
which it is said was sold for all cash.
Frederick J. Feuerbach sold to
stephen Enjan the five-story fiat, 266x
s9ll, at the northwest corner Of Home
Street and Forest Avenue.
Rutland Benjamin sold for the Cen
tury Holding Company to Antonio
Starace, the fourstory tenement, 5Ox
30, at 236o Lorillard Place.
Barnett A. Sachs sold to rsidor D.
SIMON a six-story apartment at 639
East 18th Street, 376x1OO.
Jerome H. Frank sold for C. Will
liams three story dwelling at 81 East
l33d Street, 20x99.11
Evelinos B. Perkins sold to Clarinda
;. boardman the two and one-half
story dwelling and stable, 100 .6x285.5x
Irregular on the west side of Palisade
Avenue. 1873 feet north of 254th Street,
Jacob Feldman sold to Harry
Friedman dwelling at SIS Bryant Ave
nue., 25xl0O.
David Bruckman sold to Abraham
NJ Brown three-story dwelling at 72l
Cauldwell Avenue, 25x115.
Giovanni Spagnoli sold to Thomas
O'Keefe two and half story dwell
ing at 1861 Briggs Avenue, 221x77.2.
lsidor Driutin sold to Mary Schloss-
berg dwelling at 9o4 Bryant Avenue,
20x1OO.
Sarah Mirsky sold to Alex Roth
man two-story dwelling at 1885 Hoe
Avenue, 25x1OO.
Rose M. Rosenthal sold to Peter
Lafalce three story dwelling at 1868
Bathgate Avenue, 17.5x80.
Fannie Some sold to Abe Geller q
three-story dwelling at 1893 College
Avenue, 22x92.6.
Carl Ertling sold to Harris Levine
a two-story dwelling at 65s Crotona
Park South, 19.3x94.7x irregular.
The Straker Realty Company sold to
Frank B. Hill the two-story dwelling,
100x95, at the northwest corner of Bel
mont Street and Topping Avenue,
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19
Il G al Estate News
East Side Tenemcnts
Lead in the Trading
Most of the Buying Is of
Houses in the Harlem
Section

Flora VI. Ludwig sold to Mile Rosen-
berg fvestory fat at 1877 West
Sixtieth Street, 25x1O05.
The Paz Real Estate Corporation sold
six-story tenement at 405 East Tooth
Street, 37.6xl00, to client of Frank
Bedell
Emanuel King sold for Charles H
karutz to an investor a five-story
apartment at % East 109th Street,
30x1OO
Land Estates, Inc, sold to Salvatore
j. Aurelio the four story tenement at
29l Avenue A, 22x9o, at the northwest
corner Of Eighteenth Street.
The New York Cash Register Com
pany sold to Dora Greenbaum a five
story tenement with stores at 66 East
l16th Street, 20x100.11.
Rutland & Benjamin sold 341 East
Sixteenth Street for Miss E. Remming,
fve-story fat, 22x92. and for Mrs.
Nellie S. Williams the tive-story build
ing. 20x51, at SIS Market Street.
G. Tuoti & Co. sold for Lowenfeld
4 Prayer threestory building at 1871
Monroe Street to a purchaser who plans
extensive alterations
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19
Operator Buys Old Home
In Greenwich Village
Purchase Charlton Street Dwell
ing, Owned by Selling Fam
iIv for Fifty Years

Leonard WE'LL bought from Mrs.
Katherine B. Coffin 1S Cahrlton Street,
three-story private dwelling. The
property has been owned by the family
for over fifty years. Brown, Wheelock
Co. were tie brokers'.
Goodwin & Goodwin sold for Simon
G. Friedbers the three-story dwelling
at 243 West 129th Street, iS.ex9911.
Porter ( Co. sold for Mary Brown
the three-story dwelling 2l3 West
l2Sth Street
Mrs. Joseph F. snipe sold the three
story dwelling at 24l West 1O3d Street,
17x1Oo.11, located 1T feet east of the
northwest corner of Broadway.
Mary L. Babcock and others sold to
the Housing Development Corporation
Of New York #. V. Barns, S. Nc
Govern and R. F. Weeks a four-story
dwelling at 20sS Fifth Avenue, 20xs0,
north Of 12Sth Street
Sadie Y. Brady sold to S. J. O'Brien
three-story dwelling at 122 West
l22d Street, 18.9x100.11.
Josephine Hertz sold to the Sc Tier
Street Corporation { NJ. E. and j. Schae-
fer four-story dwelling at 265 West
l22d Street. 20x1OO11.
Mary Brown sold to Loretta v Gas
ton three-story dwelling at 213 West
l2Sth Street, 16.8x99.11.
jerome Il. Frank sold three-sto-v
dwelling at 14S West 190th Street.
lS.4x99l1, for Charles A. Brown; also
sold fer Louise Hooper a four-story
dwelling at West 132d Street.
l7:sxs9l1, 70 buyer for occupancy.
Mary J. Lulley sold 70 Hattie Anders
a three story dwelling ct 1872 West
Thirty sixth Street, 16.sx98.9.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-19
Business Concerns Get Space in
Central and Midtown Sections

Roy Scherick leased in the Textile
Guiding or Fifth Avenue space to Uni
versa! Industrial Corporation for an
aggregate rental OF s125,0OO; also WIN
Spear & Co. floor at 100 Fifth Ave
rue 70 Levy Bros. & Loeb.
Cushman & Wakefield, Inc, leased
Offices n 50 East Forty second Street
. Paul Robinson, Inc, Neptune Meter
company and John Z. Greenawalt; and
a. % Vanderbilt Avenue to Chartered
-acver-ls.ng Corporation; Offices et 516
sl,,a Avenue to ". John Buedingen.
~ & L. ess, Inc, leased in the Emmett
Arcade Building. 624 Madison Avenue,
southwest corner Of Fifty-ninth Street,
space 70 Ecker Dental Laboratory, to
nanny LieberTnan, millinery and wom-
eng apparel; basement space to Ricn-
ard Schroeder, billiard parlor; addi-
eo7al space 70 Reubens Pure Fovo
SSaop, Inc: also additional space to the
Cio-hes I1ee Shop for women's wearing
|: J. Philips & Co. leased stores g.
ssvs Broadway 70 Rollieres Ribbon,
n; Z: Fort Washington Avenue to
=. fs.1o, and at 4O25 Broadway to
SSpeleotes & Pappas. and loft at 1901
Fine. $1,000 A~ "''
Cross = Brown Company leased the
-.oss and basement at 229-3o West
t~enty-eighth Street 10 the Liquid Car
00ale company for Offices and show
IONS 4ae lessees we're represented By
rn,as.oa1fn Bros. l. Fleisher. Cross &
~ sI0~A Wa company also leased to the Cur
~ ~ oAoe company, Inc, store at rs
.'assal Street. a. 2 rental aggregating