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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19
The Silver State Music Co.

Was ono of the heaviest losers in the
flood but arc going 10 continue ousi-
ness as soon as the necessary repairs
can be made at the OLD LOCATION.
Their orYicc is temporarily located at
tho Rcssee Millinery Cos. corner
sixth and Main strects where they
viii he pleased to see all their old
customers and friends.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19
MODERN WOODMEN
OF AMERICA

Ali members who suffered loss thru
tho food or IL you know of others who
did YOU are earnestly requested to
call on or notify NJ. H. Radley. Deputy
Head Consul. 6et west Twelfth street.
giving full details Report must he
mailed to tho Head Camp not later
than Monday. June 20, SO please act
promptly.
NJ. F. RApLES.
Deputy Head Consul
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19

The Farmers Investment com,any OF
Lincoln. Neh.. recently pur~hAn.l
eighteen sections Of land ~c.sn niles
cart nf Hugo. Colorado. for r3a.nni
The land Will be colonizcd in 500 .,rr.>
tracts. 4, - .,ix
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19
Obtains Fourth Divorce

Denver. Colo. juno 1s.-Uer fourth
divorce was obtained in the district
court today. by Nrs. Amanda Higgins
She obtained a decree on grounds of
cruelty.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19
NOTICE

All persons having goods Stored
with us please call at once. sam
Nelson Furniture Co, to7 SO. Union
Ave.
THE Arkansas Valley Auto Co
brought five new runahout tords to
Pueblo yesterday and sold three of
them before the cars could he gotten
into tho garage. Another evidence of
Ford popularity.
KINDLY CALL AND SETTLE nil
accounts due S. BEBNHE1M at his
residence. JOs West Thirteenth street.
as tho store was entirely destroyed by
the flood.
FIRE INSURANCE PREMIUMS
RETURNED-1f your property insured
nv n I. Parker. has been DESTROYED.
he will he glad to return your premium
PRO rata We extend our sympe-thies
to ,hose who have mot with misfor-
tunes thru the flood.
n. J. PARKER,
90 Thatcher Building
n A SMITH for first cisss Garnet
cleaning. S21 F. Sth. Drop US card.
IITu1A SODA WATERS
None better: insist on H. water
still given away free. - GfTHiA
WATER BoTrLING co.
SECURITY BENEFtT ASSoC1A-
TIoN-An members who suffered loss
crs who did you sfe requested to call
mr. notify r. NJ. MONROE. District
Manager. 27iT Grand avenue
Mira Haari t,ncke and little daughter.
Jean Helen. are vLsitinS Air. and Mrs.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19
F. 7. HAWKE. Secretary.
NOTICE

A meeting of tho l.. G. BrA. iadie.
will hc held at st. patrick's hall Mon
day. June 3oth. at $50 y. m. All mem
hers aro requested TO he present
BY ORDER OF PRESIDENT.
DIR. II. G. STEWART. Chiroprac.ic
health service. . to II a. m. . to ) y. m.
$3.50 Central blk.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19

H r. Reed in Trinidad. Mr.. keed was
Tar-,cri, Miss Marie Weidenfeller OF
this city. Mrs Reed and Mrs. Locke
and daughter arc leaving the FIRST OF
the week for an extended rip thru
California.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19
Deputy Head Consul.

LrTH1A SODA WATERS
Are now being sold all over the city.
We are working twerty- -four hours
per day.-JfrHrA WATER BOT
ITI.rNC co.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19

The yak. or woody OK Of Tibet. I, to
he raised in Alaska and the Yukon
country. The yak has been domes-
ticated for centuries and its haunts
arc the snow-covered highlands of
Tibet. thousands of feet above the
sea. The animal eats a coarse wiry
grass and compares favorahly with
range cattle in weight The wool
aud hide are also valuable!
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19
WATCH FOR THE
ICE WAGON TODAY

All parts of the city are now COW
cred by wagons.
Pueblo Ice Co. temporary office
Sth and Court in Nash Motor Garage.
No phone.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19

NoTIcE-opcn for busincw at
2lIi. South Union Ave. Bsylcrs EN-
ploymcni Office. Let's Go Pueblo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19
CITY BRIEFS

the life OF the organization being OK
tended for period OF twenty years.
Tho certificate is signed hy e. Boct-
tchcr as president, and Il. j. Morse. as
secretary.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19

ARE YOU thinking Of going fishing
THE PUEBLO HARDwARE: CO. 90
Santa Fc avenue. carries a big line OF
fishing baskets. rods. reels. lines, flies
and hooks OF all kinds-just what you
~nnt Every price right. too. Phone
100
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19

A member of the House Merchant
Marine committee recently declared
that railroad companies suffer a lose
Of fl50.oo0 every time a ship load
of produce or fruit leaves southern
California for Tho Atlantic coast.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19

TYPHOID rNOCUIAr1ON. People
IN Ninncqua Heights are invited to call
at tho c. r e. /. dispcnsary any time
during tho day for inoculation for
typoid fever: also they may call at
Dr Horizons homo. eccs Spruce. be-
tween the hours of 1:5o and $50 n M.
5:so and 7:5o p. m.
Every one Is urged 10 be fnoculated.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19

TO THE MEMBERS or THE BES-
SEMER BUILDING, & LOAN ASSOC
lNTicN-Thts IL 10 inform YOU that
our association did not lose one dollar
on account OF the recent floods. and
We did not have single loan In the
flooded districts, We are still 100 per
cont AS an association and doing husi-
ncss In the same old way at the same
place.
w. will issue our now series OF
stock commencing July ist. 1921, at
which time you and your friends can
subscribe FOR new stock
Any information that you may wish
Will ec gladly furnished by the Score
tary at ioe5 T.. Evans Avenue. or any
Of the directors.
+. Z. HAWKE. Secretary.
Nathalie and Harold Roth are leav-
Ing TO Hpcnd the summer in Red OAK.
lo~n, with their uncle and aunt Mr.
and Mrs. John Ewaldc. Mrs Roth
and daughter. Evelyn, arc leaving for
HoStun for several week. visit.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19

EYE EXAMINATIONS - Klczky
eve eInanina tons arc scientific. skill
full and accurate. Each lens Is exactly
ground to tho ~snct requirements OF
each ~ya OHic~, ,'uit. ,i- Thatcher
building Phone 1851 ".
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19
HYpso-sroNg HOMES. Phone s,s
AN.Stccl Safc~ and CabinetA In
Best. O'Brtcn Printing 90.

Tho Pueblo Railway Employees
Relief Assn. has opened office al
Room Labor Temple. Open. tc
II a. m. and to s p. m.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19

SUMMER School. Junior high will
open Monday. June 90 at central hieh
school Tuition SIS.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19

CORPORATION EXTENDED - A
certificate OF renewal or extension OF
i,rorporaffor OF The Colorado Port
land Cement company was filed in the
off,ce of the county court yesterday.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19
MARIE J. CAMPBELL
C,HfRCPYlACrpR
OFFICE OPEN NAILY
IV- = N ~
~ Thatcher Bldg.

Mn. Nose opponhcim. daughter
sara. And son. Cecil. have ennc to Ok
lAhom. City where they Will visit in
definitely with relatives.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19

John =. Starr Is now located at Mr.
Hayse harger shop. 2lo W. Fourth St
WIN be gsad TO see his friends and
patrons at the new location.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19
EMBOSSED srAnoNERs - rr.nsrin rr-.

YFR. n II IA Kodak finishing II
our business. We are photographer
not a eide line. Lowest prices o
printing. : cents roll. any aiE" rol
developing. Austin studio, over krcs'
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19

MAICSF1Y. Tailor and cleaner. no"
op~n. $40 3. Union avenue.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19

n A SMITH for first class CARPET
cleaning. S2i r. Sth. Drop US card.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19

NrE Harri tocbr and litiio dsushter,
Jean Helen. are vLsitinS Air. and Mrs.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19

DO yorT -srt a base BAH or a hst-a
cs.rh~rs riove or maSth. or anything
made In ,hn baseball ltne9 VIC carry
regulation. hlEh class stun ana We
r,n pl.,se you with quality and price.
TuY PUERTO HARDWARE CO. to2
Nom Santa &c avenue. Phone 100.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19
NOTICE;

NOTICE
John r. STAR Is now located at MI.
Hnyse harger shop. 2lo W. Fourth St
WIN be gsad TO see his friends and
patrons at the new location.
SUMMER School. Junior high will
open Monday. June 90 at central hish
school Tuition sij.
ARE YOU thinking Of going fishing
THE PUEBLO HARDWARE; CO. ioe
Santa Fc avenue. carries big line OF
fishing baskets. rods. reels. lines, flies
and hooks OF all kinds-just what you
wan, Every price right, too. Phone
100
MA6erE J. CAMPBELL
C,urROPRAC-rpR
OFFICE OPEN DAILY
io-ls A. NJ.
~ Thatcher Bldg.
Mrr- MoSe opponhcim. daughter,
iahom, city where they viii visit in
dc s.nlialy with relatives.
EYE EXAMINATIONS - Klezky
eye eIAGnina ations arc scientific skill
full and accurate. Each lens /, exactly
ground to tho ~Snct requirements OF
each sye onic~. ;uit. 81. Thatcher
Building. Phone 1901 ".
EMBosSxD sYAnoNERs - Franklin rrso
YER. n I, "a Kodak finishing (. is
our business. We are photographers
not a eide line. Lowest prices on
printing, 5 cents roll. any size roll
dovciovtrE Austin studio, over hrcs7.
NAIOSFyY. Tailor and cleaner, now
op~n, $40 3. Union avenue
LOST Quantity ~ IN, SILVER. en-
rrav~a W or ". from Watkins Hat
company. during flood Return to 1894
North Main, reward.
GET your mower sharpened fo'
spring Called for and returned
p-io- Arms Co. ios West Northern
Phone sas-W.
PAYING woRKERs-C1ty Treasur-
or Jordan was paving Oft street work
ors Las; evening to tho tune Of about
s. uon This ~ for WORK done M to tn"
18th, whom tho government erSinecrs
took charge cr tho cleanup task.
oppS for business at 5is weat ,ih
street A. A hbf'f'
DO yorT -snt base bah or hs'-a
cs.rh~r,r riove or mask. or anything
made In ,hn baseball line We carry
regulation. hlsh class stun, and we
can p,.ase YOU with quality and price.
TuY puFRrp HARDWARE CO. t01
Nom santa &c avenue. Phone 100.
CORPORATION EXTENDED - A
,c,.sf,rafe OF renewal or extension OF
inrrrporafion OF The Colorado Port
land Cement company was filed In the
ofrice of the county court yesterday
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19

LOST Quantity NJ rln' SILVER. or
rraw~a W or M. from Watkins ~
company. during flood. Return to 10
North Main. reward.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19

oppS for business at 5is West ,ih
street A. A bbff'
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19

All persons having goods Stored
with us please call at once. sam
Nelson Furniture Co. to7 SO. Union
Ave.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19

fTTH1A SODA WATERS
None better: insis, on u, Water
still given away free. - GrTHfA
WATER EoTTLtNG co.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19

GET your mower shsrp~ned fo'
.rrtnc, Called for and returned.
p-,o- Arms Co. ios West Northern
Phone sa5-W.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19

PAYING woRKERs-C1ty Tr~asur-
or Jordan was paying off street work
ors Las; evening to tho tune Of about
$. .oon This - for WORK done M to tn"
18th. whom tho government engineers
took charge Of tho cleanup task.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-17
X al Estate News

snd ,,ns Williams & saylor, Inc: snace nj
.' aao broadway to Irving NJ. Piotkin and
'he New York Economic Service pn-
r"au' space at COS Broadway tn Abra-
nam fucker, the Empire Hosiery Com-
pany and Samuel Friedman, space at
- East Thirty fourth Street to N5ra
niccardo Martin and William II r.
oroughton space at 34I to 3a7 Fifth
avenue TO the Hoban Receiver uolder
corporation; at S53 Lexington Avnnne
to Walter Pleuthner: at 2o1 Fourth ~
avenue to the Hind & Harrison plush
company and Cornelius P. Toomey. and
at at Sh5 Broome Street to the PrcstoI,
Shirt Company. ''''
ibe Duross Company leased for ,-sv-
ahagh Brothers to f. Borgemeister :.
c. loft at SO and 81 Warren Street
ana TO Julius Rudolph 5000 square feet
at III Fulton Street.
~ H. c. Kopp & Co leased ofFlcea IN the
National City Annex Building to Van
huren Gormley, Kevork Costikvan
and bloodgood q Sugarman.
Pense & Gilman leased the store n,
OIL Madison Avenue to Fanny McCor-
mas for sport wear shop.
The Haggstrom Callen Comoanv
leased the store at and 4 Bank Street
10 Louis G. Norizsan.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-17
Peter Cooper Estate Sells
Upper Fifth Ave. Plot

The Lucernal Realty Corporation.
controlled by the heirs Of the estate
OF Peter Cooper Hewitt, sold the vacant
plot, I00.11xl00 at the northeast corner
OF Fifth Avenue and l09th Street.
ahutting the property taken over by
the city to form circle at that point.
The property, which was valued ar
$4,000, is unrestricted and IS adapt
able for Improvement. it having light
on three sides. J W Page, Of the office
Of Marston & Co, negotiated the deal
William Hobson, owner Of a storage
warehouse on West iS1st Street, pur-
chased from Wesslau Brothers the
plot. 25x170, or the north side Of that
th0roughfare, 220 feet east Of Audubon
Street.
Arthur HART sold the plot. 7sx12o.
on the north side OF Vest 174th Street,
66 feet west of Maccmb's Road.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-17

corner Of Sixty-ffth Street and Second
Avenue, five-story tenement, 4ex10ox
irregular, to the Willstone Realty Com
pany.
The old four-story stors and build
ings, a7xs2, at 4a5 and 4e7 Eighth
Avenue, owned by Isidor H. Kempner
SINCE 1909, have been sold to a tenant
Of the buildings
The Hve-s story fiat, s3.9x1oo, at 75
East ll9th Street, has been sold by the
Schalle estate to II. kantor. through
Ryan & Co.
The Excelsior Savings Bank sold TO
Josephine Rossi and Amelia Coggiano a
aix-story store tenement at 30s East
l0sth Street. 39.3x125.
julius Wihn sold to William r. Ro-
han iivc-story store tenement at 1916
Third Avenue, 25xl05.
The Wadleigh Realty Corporation
sold to Charles CARTEL five story fat
at 2i27 Third Avenue, 2ex65.
The Donald Holding Company sold
to Richard f. Turner five-storv fiat
at 268 West 141st Street, 25x991i.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-17
Apartment ard Store Buildings
To Go Up on Bronx Sides

Louis Gold & Co. sold the northeast
eorner CT Walton Avenue and East
l6lst Street % seelig, Finkelstein 6
Wolhnger, o. Brooklyn, who viii erect
a one-story business building contain
ing eight stores.
Richard Dickson sold for John c.
Heiatz and Jacob Siegel plot 6ox150 On
the east side Of Park Avenue, about
100 feet north Of 16Sth Street, to
Philip Wattenberg, who will erect &
garage.
The Benenson Realty Company pur-
chased for Improvement with FIVE
story apartment the plot. 1o0x157, at
Ii. southwest corner of Clarke Place
and Grand Concourse. from a client of
EdYard Dressler The Benenson com
pany also sold the plot. 50x120, on the
vest side Of Webster Avenue, 500 feet
south Of 204th Street, to Z client OF
Sonenberg Company.
Samuel Brener sold for improvement
Slth one-sterv business building To
q client Of Douglas G Getteu the plot,
szzlSlx irregular, at The northwest
eornsr Of kingsbridge Road and Webb
avenue
aaron Miller, builder. purchased for
an apartment house operation the plot,
..I6xl0c, at the southwest corner of
Jerome Avenue and 1920 Street, from
TIE Devoe estate.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-17
Demand for Business
Space in Many Sections
Furniture Concern Is 10 Pay
S25O.0OO Rental for Store
;n Eorfv.fffis SSraes

The Brett & Goode Company leased
the store, basement and mezzanine in
the new building at IS to 80 West
Forty-ffth Street to the Alwar Desk
Company at an aggregate rental Of
about $250,000.
Nj. & L. Hess, Inc, have leased space
on the ninth floor a. 285 Fifth Avenue
to Coyle & Gilmore Company, Inc,
stationers; space at 30 East Twenty
third Street to the Near East Relief
to $50 Fourth Avenue, to the Little
Leather Library Corporation.
S. NJ. Hirsch g. Co. leased for the
Imperial Investing Corporation the
ninth floor in % to 26 West Thirty
second Street to the Silver Costume
Company; also space at IA West
Twenty-seventh Street to Emil Weiss.
William Silverman leased the
nineteenth floor at sos Seventh Ave
rue 70 Simon. Goodman & Lipshitz;
Che fourth floor at l04 to 10S West
Twenty-seventh Street TO Edelsa
Manufacturing Company, ard the
ninth Soor az 81 10 81 West Twenty
seventh Street TO Schwartz d Ehren-
reich.
Spear & Co. leased space at l52 and
154 West Twenty Street co DIN
nerstein & Blum. manufacturers OF
women's wearing apparel; the store at
sc and 81 Fifth Avenue TO oscar faida,
the store and basement at 400 and 4of
West Broadway to Robinson & Frie-
aei,n. the eighth floor at 699 Broadway
to the G. g. l.. System. cutters OF men
clothing. and Offices at 799 Broadway to
n. Buttle and the Surplus Clearing
House.
through Cross & Grown the seventh
floor IN the Sterling Bronze Building,
16 and 1s East Fortieth Street, TO the
United jewelers., Inc
The Cross g. Brown Company leased
space in the Fisk Building, Broadway
and Fifty-seventh Street, for the sale
Of cigars, cigarettes and box candy to
Martin Jurist and Samuel Shearn; also
Offices to l.. G.. Leonard; also space TO
Roger r. Hall. David M. Liebler and
Philip Cooney.
space at 442 Fourth Avenue to Charles
Habersaat. Rothschild e. Co., Inc; Will
liam T. Balmer & Co.. Inc, with NJ. q
L. Hess; Haupt & De Picciotto. with
NJ. & L. Hess, and the Max Lippman
Textile Company; at 215 Fourth Ave
nue door TO Weber & Heilbroner,
with Manning & Trunk; space to the
Fletcher Hardware Company, Ltd, and
the Henry E. Frankenberg Company; 4
Hoor st 1876 Fifth Avenue to Leo Lewek;
at 2e8 20 276 Fourth Avenue, space TO
n. Seiigman; door TO l.. Dannen-
baun's Sons & Co. and Hirschberg
schultz & Co; floor at 1873 East Six
teentn Street to G. P. Putnam Sons;
a floor at SO TO 81 West Thirty sixth
Street to Bloom e. Weene, with w II.
Fricke; a floor at $50 to 454 Fourth
Avenue 60 Winemiller & Miller, Inc,
New-York tribune., 1921-12-17
New Corner Bronx House
Among Anartrr1 1erst Trading

The newly conn pleted fve-story apart
ment. T5X100, on the west side Of
Marion Avenue. 30 feet south OF 196th
Street. has been sold by the Marion
Building Corporation, which built i. to
Jacob Eidenhach. 1t was sold sub ject
to mortgages for $4,000.
Frederick Brown bought from s. l..
Taylor $3.50 Third Avenue. five-storv
apartment, 40.Iio0. William j. Burns
was the broker.
D. A. Trotta sold for the Victoria
Garage Corporation, Inc, 1888 TO 2344
Beaumont Avenue, two tive-story apart-
nent houses 100x100.
Abraham Zauderer, Inc, Abraham
Zauderer president. purchased from
LowenfeId &. Prayer the fve-story
walk-up apartment al 1865 Weeks Ave
nue.. s5x100. Samuel Wacnt, attorney,
represented Mr.. Zauderer.
East Henry Jarek sold to Yetta Taub
the five story fat. 376x100, al 1927 and
1929 East 13Sth Street.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-17
lumber Demand Slack
Low Grade Yellow Pine Prices
Lower

Yellow pine demand has slackened
,5rs than demand for other structural
soods in the holiday duiIness OF the
lumber market. according to this week
-sYiew by Lumber" and prices have
sOfsened proportlonstely, the common
rrades showing more weakness than
sAs upper grades. Fewer price changes
rsre reported this week than last.
however. and general opinion is that
fsi. degree OF stability Will prevail over
me holidays. No further changes have
been made in Douglas fir prices. but
continued foreign demand and buying
c. car siding indicates ar upward
tendency in the higher grades.
Hardwood demand has fallen TO holi-
Gay proportions, but there is little
pressure on the market and values are
fairly stable at levels recently estab-
,ished.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-17
Women Buy and Sell Homes
On East and Wesf Sides

Helen D. shortmeier and Grace D.
briggs sold to Joseph r. Terriberry a
fcurstory dwelling at 1os West Sew
enty-second Street, 20x1022.
The Columbia Trust Company sold to
Otto Rutishauser Il four-story dwelling
at l713 Lexington Avenue 1s oxss.
Emil Goodman sold to Bette Ellis
q three STORY dwelling at 226 West
130th Street, 16Sx9e IL.
Alice E. Eager sold to Herbert AID
nous three-story dwelling at 251
West bath Street 15x99.11.
James II. Cruikshank resoId 70 Gus
tav Goldberger 3e Edgecomhe Avenaa.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-17
Middle States Oil Plans
70 Absorb Subsidiaries
..~.a.e in Capital From Slo.-
= an 900 to $50, 600, GOO First
o S.., in Reorganization

Is, meeting OF the stockhold-
= : - tho Middle States Oil Corpora
-, - has been called for January T. 70
~. -. ~ . proposed increase in che au-
w. .s...a capital from sts.ooo,ooo TO
-. .sa a,o 600 to acquire by exchanges all
....k Al controlled companies held
- -. rublic. These include the I'm
.-,., Oil Corporation Of Deiawars and
=. =. poninion Oil Company
- ~. present outstanding stoca OF
,,.ss,. States OIL Is s1&.75o,ooo- Ex-
.s.nr. ss the new stock for shares Of
..,,;;.rv companies would require
ss,s, 600 additional. after which the
..t.l outstanding would be ss2,S71,ooo-
:. making ell the exchanges and ae-
.,,.;tsons. P. D Saklatvala, president,
~. ~. that total Of ,ssl par value
= ''s.soek would be acquired in exchange
y s. qas. .s51 par value Middle States
stock. ..,. ,,,-4 -
.,,rt exchange or money payments
s."s s~nla;ned. certain outstanding IN
s.rssts - in Imperial subsidiaries would
- no ACQUIRED, for which total of
80 ~ sxceed,ns Ssoe. 900 par value of
.s;Ssis States Oil stock would be au-
.s..r.-sd Thus. consolidating our group
- companies under Middle States own
:. s-.aip. the total amount Of outstand~
s~e stock az the entire group upon
,rsies Dividends are being paid would
sssw crew an increase il Middle States stock
= = IS I2f 900, bat a subsidiary decrease
y 60 s9T coo. or net decrease in out
sanding stocks Of Sl.Io6,0o0. to which
rould Sc added the value Of the part
-srshic and stock interests of Imperial
s,hsidiaries above referred TO.
arrss total group saving annually in
Ssv,6suGs at the current date. by rea-
am sf this net stock reduction, would
X soproyimately S1S0.0o0."
New-York tribune., 1921-12-17
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

FOR LEAsE-Nassau St near Nader
Lane. 4etory and cellar store and office
building X 7T8. Tribune. Boz Y x
New-York tribune., 1921-12-17
Explorers Buy New Home
i'm West 76sf, Street

The Explorers Club, Of which With
lasmur stefansson, the explorer, is
President. purchased from the Du Bois
estate, AZ West Seventy-sixth Street, a
soEr-ssory residence, 22x1o2.2, near CO.
lambus Avenue.
me organization. OF which DR.. Fred
ssark 4. Lewis, & director Of the Amer
asaa Museum OF Natural History, is
y. s.a.se'president. IS at present located at
sss amsterdam Avenue. The club was
tDSi'aed twenty years ago. Robert D.
55.acEman, proprietor of the Hotel San
..smo, Is its treasurer and Isaiah Bow
lAa director of the American Geo
ssapalcal Society, is secretary.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-17
$l5,765,S03 Loaned
For New Homes and
L arm Properties
Metropolitan Life Advances
So, ,6O2, $50 for Houses
and Apartments Here
10 House 654 Families

The Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company yesterday authorized mort
gage loans amounting to 15,765 ,S0e, of
which s3,275,0O0 were farm loans and
Si2,49o,sos were housing and business
loans. One hundred and sixty loans
for q total of S917,250 were made on
dwellings in this city to provide resi-
dence for 259 families, and nine loans
for $l.6So,000 on apartments in this
city to accommodate 495 families.
These loans were widely scattered,
some being made in each og the five
boroughs of the greater city.
Outside of New York 46o loans were
made on one-family houses for total
of S1,5560o0, and on forty~aix apart
ments to accom- mro odate 292 families for
total OF S592.5S0. These housing
loans outside of New York we're scat
tered in New Hampshire Massachu-
setts. Pennsylvania. Virginia. South
Carolina, North Carolina, Alabama.
Tennessee, Georgia. Florida, Illinois,
Indiana, Wisconsin. Ohio, Iowa, Mis-
souri,, Kansas, Nebraska. Oklahoma,
Montana, California. Minnesota and
New ork--seventy five cities IL
twentv-three states. About S250000
was loaned for houses in and around
Chicago One loan was made on a
hotel in a distant city for about 81.
100000. In the total are included seven
loans on business buildings for s3,740.-
000. Farm loans were in the states OF
Alabama, Arkansas, Colorado, Georgia,
Iowa. Indiana, Illinois, Kansas. Ken
tucky, Mississippi, Minnesota. Missouri,
Nebraska, North Carolina, Oklahoma
South Carolina, South Dakota and
Tn0rar,oo
New-York tribune., 1921-12-17
BOARDERS WANTED

SorE ST, AT LEXINGTON Ay. (Hotst
Rutledge1 - Fer ladies': one room ana
meals from us UP. elevator, telephone.
etc: iri! hotel service newly decorated.
Sun pARLOR, also small room. win
board. gentlemen preferred. rsfe-enceA
Circle 6239.