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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-07
CASTLE.

In The Outside Woman" the
speedy farce romance now current
at the Castle. the bhthesome Wanda
Hawley's wardrobe furnishes the
film fans with ore OF the best "a sh-
ion shows ever displayed on the
screen. Penrhyn Stanlaws, the
noted American artist, designed her
clothes for her and they include
not only her gowns. but her most
intimate things as well. Indeed.
these last are the more important
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-07

Louis Leon Hall, John Burke, John
Hickey, Joseph Singer. Arthur Row
and a score of others.
Most effective scenic investiture
and gorgeous illumination viii be
employed in the staging OF all his
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-07

Today - your last opportunity
70 see William Russell. the rugged
and romantic Fox star I'm his latest
feature production. The Challenge
OF the Law. a story showing how
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-07

as the drama is the tale Of a bride.
dressed for a bedroom. who goes
adventuring IN neighboring flat
It is keyed In high speed and IS
from the famous stage success. "All
I Night Ions"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-07
ZEE

The thrilling resCucs OF the
Inflated passengers BY n sub
marine. The most marvel
Gus water scenes ever
screened.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-07
Theatre News

ship sinking scene. struggles below
the surface. a f-Fe az sea those are
only a few Of the high spots N the
film.
The New York herald., 1921-06-09
BUYERS EAGER FOR CITY
AND COUNTRY PARCELS

Bryan L. Kennedy sold at auction
yesterday in Ii Vesey street many
valuable parcels. including income prop
critics and vacant lots and plots. The
bidding was active from the start One
Of the properties that was to be offered
for the estate of Benjamin L. Weeks, on
the west side of Highland avenue,
through to Stanley avenue, 316 feet
south OF Jackson street, Yonkers, was
sold at private contract
Mr.. Kennedy sold for the estate of Ida
NJ. Ryan 1S West Tenth street. n four
story dwelling, 2sx1o2. to the Chelsea
Realty Company for 100. Benjamin
Bernstein purchased III West Ninety
seventh street. n four story dwelling,
20x100. for $4,000: 222 Madison ave-
nue., four story dwelling, 25x95, facing
the residence OF J. p. Morgan. was sold
TO Isadore Pesaty for s121.500: 434 and
AS Second avenue. two five story tene-
ments. were sold to Harris & Alberts for
$4,000: 1.322 Southern Boulevard. a
five story tenement. 33x100, to John Nc
Donnel for s40,700.
The plot 1O0x100, northeast corner OF
Seaman avenue and Academy street, was
sold TO john j. Clarkson for S2S,500.
and the furnished bungalow at Lake
for sic.5o& The Supreme Court parti-
tion sale, by order OF James Cavanaugh
Brady. and the property 1901 to 1917
Second avenue. comprising block front
on the west side OF the avenue between
Eighty-third and Eghty-fourth streets,
were adjourned until Wednesday, June
TX
The New York herald., 1921-06-09

OWNER will sacrifice several North white
Plains well located building lots 10 close
cot holdings; builders opportunity. JOE,
LAMBDEN & SON. INC, b6 Dawson ~,
Phone 302 New Rochelle, N. Y.
OWNERS CONSTRUCTION CoRPoRATIoN
builds and finances 25 W. 43d st. n Y
The New York herald., 1921-06-09
TIsCNMANS BUY WEST
18TH STREET BUILDING
Other Business Properties
Change Hands.

Julius Tishman a Sons purchased for
investment the five story building. 4ox
loo. at % and SO West Forty-sixth
street II was held at s25o.oo and sold
FOR the estate Of Robert Pcndleton Bowl
ier stoddArd a Mack were the attor-
ncys for the purchaser. and Harris.
Nouwhf a GO. were the brokers.
John Quitk sold for Charles A. Moran.
trustee. the seven stot fireproof loft
hshiding. 2Txfoo. az 5s Great Jones
street Ruiand. whiting a benjamin
and carnmAnn. Voorhees, a Floyd repre-
sented the ownerA
Charisa A.. Scyas Company sold for
the Central Union Trust Company. trus-
tees % the Refneen estate. D East Broad
way. n four story building. 25xso. to
C.inrles Rothstein. raincoat and mackin-
tgah dealer. This n the first transfer Of
she property IN more than 100 years.
Peter Nagier sold 20 Peter w. Oelert
the socth hwest corner OF Eighth avenue
ana Thiriecnth street. a three story
building. S1.sxt5T.
IpJnhn Company sold 20 the Richland
Realty Company the five story building
nt the southwest corner OF West Broad
way and spring street, sT.sxs7.2.
The New York herald., 1921-06-09
MIscELLANEoUs LEASES.

Herbert Jacques Morris leased for
Lillian b. Landers and Mary r. Henry
the four story building at South
street, northeast corner OF Moore street.
1exiOo. for a lunch room. The aggre-
gate rental and cost OF alterations In
wolves $4,000.
Cushman Wakefield. Inc. leased
offices IN the Canadian Pacific Build
ing. Madison avenue. Forty-third TO
Forty-fourth streets. TO Thomas c. Pat
terson, william l.. Bowman, James r.
Adams and Greyhound Motors Corpora
tion.
White Cor iman leased store and bnse.
ment in 10 Broadway to Cohen A
Ettenson; loft In 100 Prince street 20
B. Schwartz a. Son; the store and base
ment in 244 West Thirty-fourth street
TO Wright a. Hawkins loft In $50 Broad
way to Merit Baby Wear Company, and
loft In 80 East Eighteenth street 20 the
Metropolitan Hair Goods Company and
to Harry Wecksler.
Brown wheelock Company. Inc, leased
the store and basement In and 6 Dey
street. about 1900 square feet. for flf-
teen years 10 the United Retail Candy
Company at the rate OF about s17.s3 q
square foot.
Ii. c. Ropp a CO. leased the store
and basement in the Hotel Endicott
southwest corner OF Eighty-second
street and Columbus avenue for ten
years at an aggregate rental of sec. zoe.
to the Endicott Drug Shor.
Frederick Fox A. Co. leased the pafior
floor store In 81 East Twelfth street 70
Abraham Agrees. mems clothing.
q. Montague Mabie leased az. Gs and
42i West Thirty-scventh street for tho
estate OF J. w. Dimick TO client. who
lie demolishing the present buildirss
and VIII construct garage, Tsxi00 The
broker has been appointed agent Mr.
Mabie also leased the garage Al "a 20
2SS West Forty-flrst street for the Ludin
Realty Company TO the G. A. G. Garage
Company. Inc.
The New York herald., 1921-06-09
MAY BUILDING FIGURES
SHOW GAIN OVER 1920
I@5 Cities Report Decrease
Compared With April.

countrywide survey OF building on
the basis OF the value OF permits aled
shows that there was slight falling of
In activities during May as compared
with April However. inasmuch as the
depression in the building trade Of 1920
began In May. figures for last month
showed a gain over May of last year.
This is the first gain OF any month dur
Ing the last year compared with the
month OF the preceding year.
The total value OF building permits
In i45 cities for the month of May as
reported TO Brddstreet's was 1925, $685.
70s. as against total OF s133,397.70
IN the identical cities for April. and COM
pairing with siis,744.243 In the month OF
May n year ago. There is here indi-
Gated decrease Of so per cent. from
April this year. but a gain OF 5.s per
cent. over May last year. In April the
decrease from year ago was eos per
cent. and the largest decrease shown
from a year ago was In January. when
the percentage Of loss was 53.3 per cent.
The New York herald., 1921-06-09
REALTY JOTTINGs.

Daniel Blrdsall & Co. 1nc-.-hays been
appointed agents Of $40 Ninth avenue
s7Oi5 and 372 West Twenty-ninth street /.
35 East Eighth street. and 1te West
Seventeenth street.
Aymar Cater " nov associated with
Douglas g l.. Ellirnan & Co. Inc. In their
business department
G. Owen Tucker. president or the firm
OF Tucker. Speycr & Co. for eighteen
years. has resigned from that nrm and
has incorporated under his own name
with Offices in tho Strauss building ~ .
East Forty-sixth street. whore he viii
transact a general real estate business
c. Ames and William r. Ware were
the brokers' IN the sale OF tho dwelling
at 3i0 West Eighty-ninth street. r.,
ported recently.
The New York herald., 1921-06-09
CORN EXCHANGE BANK
BUYS FLAT IN BRONX
Will Open Branch Office in
Property-Ofher Deals.

Shaw. Rockwell & Sanford sold to the
Corn Exchange Bank for Thomas B.
shortliff Ave story apartment house at
the northwest corner of Boston road and
Clinton avenue. 28.2x1o0. The Corn Ex-
change Bank will establish new branch
at this location when alterations are
completed. I. Kahn represented the
seller. Shaw, Rockwell & Sanford have
been appointed managing agents of the
building.
Byrne q Bowman rcsold for Benjamin
Benenson to Mrs. Emma E. Bannon 1904
University avenue. q five story apart
ment house. T5x135x irregular. contain
ing suites Of from two to six rooms on
each floor. The property rents for about
$4,000 and was held at $4,000. In
part payment Mr.. Benenson took a va
cant plot. 100x10o. on the north side Of
169th street, 213 feet west Of Broadway.
Frederick Lese represented the seller as
attorney and Thomas ]. Bannon repre-
sented the buyer.
chased from Thomas C. Lisk the five
story apartment house at the northwest
corner Of Marion avenue and 1SSth
street. 50x100. It rents for about $12, 900
and was held at $4,000. The Benenson
Realty Company also bought from a
client of Morris Berkowitx the five story
apartment house, 50x100. at 1866 Vyse
avenue. adjoining the southeast corner
of 173d street, valued at $4,000 and
renting for $4,000.
George Steinman, Inc, sold for B.
Crausman Realty Company Ss5 East
lStth street, corner OF Webster avenue.
3sxlslx irregular, five story twenty
five family apartment with three stores.
and tho adjoining house at 1929 Webster
avenue. 4ox15l, five story twenty-five
family apartment house. The purchasers
are clients OF Philip d. Shapiro. The
property was held at $4,000.
Emanuel Glauber. old-time operator,
sold to n client of Harry Baehr the plot
5oxST.s. on the south side Of 14sth
street. about It's feet west Of Courtlandt
avenue. II is reported that tho buyer
has In mind the erection of an eight
story ofYice building on the site.
Hudson p Rose Company purchased
from Mrs. A. Cunningham the two fam
ily frame house at 4o31 Edison avenue.
The New York herald., 1921-06-09
RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

Geo. r. Read & Co. leased for Or.
George Roe Lockwood to Klein & Jack
son for twenty-five years the FIVE story
dwelling at IS East F'lfty-second street
20x100.5.
Douglas l.. Eliman & Co, Inc. leased
for DR.. Walter r. AZ 'crson Executor
the house at s2j 'on avenue to
Walter r. Jones.
Payson Mel, Merrill o.. NY leased
a duplex apartment In 40. Mvst Fifty
seventh street TO Edgar B. Smith. and
apartments In 81 West Fifty-second
street TO Eva lie Gallienne and Lydia
Long Cope.
Albert Y. Ashforth. inc. leased an
apartment in 1is West Fifty-seventii
street to Rear Admiral Christian Ja.
Peoples.
The New York herald., 1921-06-09
RECENT BUYERS IDENTIFIED.

Nelson w. Grecnhut is the buyer of
the dwelling at 80 West Seventy-fourth
street william v. washburn Of 81 East
sixty-third street; Milton Heller Of 167
East Eighty sixth street: Edward ".
Daly OF f227 Madison avenue: Antonio
petrucelli of i56 West 1920 street !;
Edith s. Grossmsn OF 66 West Eighty
seventh street, and Louis A Nicollier OF
io2 West Seventy seventh street. all re-
ported sold recently.
The New York herald., 1921-06-09
Borough Of Observation-Disclosures.
GUARANTEED BARGAINS

for those with small amounts 10 invest.
sath 81. near 9th Ave. story tenement,
e1viO0, $4,000. Cash 5000.
stsf St near 9th Ave. 4 story tenement,
.sxioO Price $4,000. Cash $1,000
pth ave. near 23d 81, story with store.
Price $4,000. Cash 5000
fOgd Sc near 5th Ave, two story s'sam
heated flats Rents $1,000 each. Price
s.E. .0o0. Cash 5000.
ffcth Ct. near Sth Ave, 32Ni00 Price
s15 roo Cash $1,000
tSth ST.. near sth Ave. story, 2JNlOO.
Prize sIi .o00. Cash $1,000
Lsnox Ave. near i3tih ST.. S5ri00, stor,'
slth stores. 10000 cash
A. W. NrLIk.R y CO., sot- west 5Sth-St.
The New York herald., 1921-06-09
WILL BUILD HOMES ON
BRfCHTON HOTEL SITE
B. X. T.'s Lease Revoked by
Courf--Brookiyn Reports.

FEDERAL Judge Julius NJ Mayer
a.Ened an order yesterday directing
that the building and grounds Of the
brighton Renrh Hotel. now leased by
fhe y r. r. be released. tho hotel
tuiidne torn down and its site ulti-
nntsiy taken up by group OF bunga-
lows
rhs order was made on an appllca-
Ion ~ Judge Linalcy N. Garrison. re-
vcr ~ the n. v. r.. filed with the
rfk or tine Federal District Court
Manhattan. on June : last According
o. fhis application the a. ". r. has
hscn bearing an annual net ioss OF
- % IN ingurance and operation costs
OF the property. aud 50 the famous old
hotel had 10 SO.
Cary. Harmon a Co. Inc. have sold
south oxford street. . four story
dwelling for Sarah Dickinson 10 Ada
hummer: aiso ife Hirxs street. four
story dwelling for the Field estate to
Cusiaye Girard This property was
uien resold 10 a dentist: also fd Co
lumbia Heights. four story house. for
the studio Apartment Compsnv. Inc. 70
Cora L. Turner: also ir Henry street
-four story dwelling. for the studio
Apartment Company. Inc. 20 Gustave
Cirard. 20 Fulton street. a three story
store property, for Francis Cousins. and
p Fulton street. four story store
and fiat
Bulkiey A. Horton Company sold -
Vanderbilt avenue, three story dwell
ing. g5xsD. 20 Lenry c. Schuft.
Samuel GaMzka sold for Gustawe
Girard TO Rose Tepfer q two story de-
tached house. with garage. 4oxlco, at
.3is Avenue X.
Realty Associates sold to s. Gordon
two story semi-detached dwelling
With garage. at 100 sullivan street
.. r. Alierd q y. NJ McCurdy sold
the vacant plot at the southwest cor
ner OF Bedford avenue and Cortelyou
road. Fiatbush. icoxioo. for George
Doscher.
The New York herald., 1921-06-09
PLACE slo,4s5,ooo IN LOANS.
Wm. A. white a sons Lend mtg
sans on Realty I'm Five Months.

William A. White a Sons have placed
SlO.is5.oOo In mortgare loans during
tho last fve months. Among them was
an underlying mortgage for s2,7S0.0Oo
on the Garment Centre Buildings. be.
tween West Thirty-sixth and Thirty
eighth streets. 20 which the bond issue
OF s3,500.o0O recently recorded on the
properties ~ subordinate.
Among other loans were the follow
Ing 100000 on 172o Broadway, north
east corner OF 55th street: sisa.500 for
Fred Stone on IL Madison avenue
$3.50. 900 on 1ss West Thlrty-seventh
street, s22a.000 on 237 Fifth avenue
100000 for the Hanover Lunch Com
pany on $50 Seventh avenue s22b 900
on the northeast corner OF Broadway
and 1929 street $4,000 on ise TO eos
Park row. through 20 2iA TO Roose-
welt street; s276,o0o on IL and Ia East
Forty-sixih street $4,000 on SO West
isoth street; sl35.co0 on 6 and East
Thirty-seventh street. 100000 on
northwest corner Of Southern Boulevard
and 1ssd street, Bronx.
The New York herald., 1921-06-09
ON STATEN ISLAND.

Cornelius q. Kolff sold for the Com.
petent Home Building Company a va
cant plot. 37xi0O. on the northeast cor
ner OF Broadway ard Delafieid avenue
Vest New Brighton. to a client. who
will improve with a business building.
The New York herald., 1921-06-09
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

---~~~~--~-~~-~-~~-~,--.
AMER. REALTY CO.. 400 Broadway. buys
choice Manhattan and Bronx properties.
HAVE 5000 for well located cold watev
fiat. mus, be cheap and show good return
BrLrMoRE REALTY corr. TIMES BLDG.
WASTEp-ractory building. two story. WITH
100 70 $50 ~ p. boiler ard steam engines In
stalled. snou, 1900 ~. floor space and two
or three acres of land; want TO rent With
Sr,,on os rurohss. kddress p. o. Ror IL,
va rrningdaie, l.. L., ~. Y.
The New York herald., 1921-06-09
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

-FOUR lots near subway. Bronx: value
$1,000. free. clear. exchange for farm
or country house OWNER. 1923 River av..
Bronx.
PfuvATE party owning and developing 500
acres famous indian Rivor frontage Flor
TIA winter estates viii take partner or ex-
change part for city property. one sstats
costing t5oooo now complete and occupied
quick capital for developing adjoining e--
tates r~etsf. contemplate building hotel.
rolf iukA sountry club: first mortgage
given. bonrs. estates restricted. Royal
Palms. V 5s wt.ald. Herald "a.
The New York herald., 1921-06-09
FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT.

putCK building. q. 900 "a. f'. suitable for
fa~tory or storage; garsge 3Oxs0 n. houss
fn fnrHse and hHfh. orn = acres ~ lard.
frffN D. HAMMOND COS Jackson av. Lous
Lalaud Cly. Astoria 1858.
The New York herald., 1921-06-09
New Jersey.

LOVELY old country place. fully furnished:
every modern convenience: double garage:
$3.50 for season. NJ. I. w, Colonie. N. J.
The New York herald., 1921-06-09
OPPORTUNITY.
Westchester-Snie or Rent.

BEAUTIFULLY furnished sunny. 70 room
house In very delightful residential sec
ton of South Yonkers; cooled by the breezes
OF the Hudson River: win rent from Juns
10 70 September Is for 400 a month THOS.
9. BURKE. Flagg Bldg. Yonkers. Phone
5000 Yonkers.
The New York herald., 1921-06-09
Borough Of oue.ns-sal. or Rent.
REAL EsTATE-oUT OF CITY.

@~~-~~-~~~s~~e~-~s~-~~-.s-a~s.
Lonr Island--sals or Hent.
CEDARHuRsT. l.. I-nig bargain: for
sale. new etucco corner house, ala bed
rooms. three hathrooms. sun parlor. large
porch. steam heat, io6 1hrito. all modern
improvements. Room poc. it2 West 19d 81,
city. Tel. Bryant es1s or 1853 Far Rock
HOMES, 300 upwarr. easy terms. HYDE
BAxTER. Port Washlnrton. 4. 7.
LONG BEACH sand los oratory is ovsri
Would you like rvai value. . completely
finished houss. with garage, on q paved
street7 Inquire Mrs.. METxGEn. Lindan
boulevard and park 81 Phone Long
LONG ISLAND. Stop paying high rent.
new six room houses only t6.e00 full sire
cellar. al improvements, tax srrrnpt Terms
reasonable 10 responsible people. write
LrMBER DEALER, n ~ HERALD. Herald -
TWO ACRES or TIE WATER
with modern house. ~ rnoms. baths. hot
water heat. hardwood fioorp stable and
garage for cars. hleh ground, wiih fin.
view down the harhor. garden large trees
and shrlhbervs own bathhouea and hrach
eNreiient section North ghnrr; one Nnur New
YORK: offered extremely low price ~ 80
actual value t.5.unn hest hnt on Long iri
ana. DANIEL GERARD. la1o Bway. \. y.
The New York herald., 1921-06-09
New Jersey--saie or Rent.
SOUTHERN COLONIAL TYPE
A $40. 900 Home For s25. .0nn

Much less than cost today; year round
home: tastefully decorated and ready for
Immediate occupancy; there are 13 big
rooms, tiled baths, a Pear garage. open
fireplaces and all modern conveniencos; ex-
elusive. refined surroundings country and
golf clubs available; fishing. boating and
skating rights on privately owned lakes run
with the property. splendid views: 200 feet
elevation; wonderful bargain; nothing like
II near city; very convenient committing
facilities. within the hour. For details.
plans and pictures write OWNER, Apart
msnt IS. 043 Madison AV., New York City.
The New York herald., 1921-06-09

MOST picturesque and complete little country
home right at the door OF the city. Just
north OF Van Cortlandt Park. near the golf
links. artistic house, large piazza, garage, II;
shrubs, flowers, shade and fruit trees. Lawn
and vegetable garden. This n q find at
SIS. 900; convenient terms. THOS q. BURKE.
Flass Bldg. Yonkers- Phone Yonkers 606o,
The New York herald., 1921-06-09

REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
The New York herald., 1921-06-09
New Jersey-SaIe or Rent.

ASBURY PARK, Ocean Grove. Allenhufst.
Bradley. Deal.-Summer cottages, hotels.
JACOB A. KING, NORTH AsBURY PARK:
GILLETTE, between Summit and Bernardo
vile; 4 acres; u room house. 2 baths. all
improvements: gardeners cottage. garage
house has just been ovsrha ulsed and decor
possession at once to settle estate. PHILIP
JENNINGS, Farm and Country Homo spe-
oialist, 73s Broad St. Newark, n. J.
MOUNTAIN LAKE. ". J.
Within the hour on D.. l.. w. Housee
from. $4,000 up. CHAS. r. FuRRER, ~
West s4th At. Fitzroy 6673.
100 ACRES-T room house. bath: buildings.
good condition; good cultivated farm: fins
location; macadam road: fruit and dairy
district turning to country estates; Is milest
1000. OWNER. s04, SO Wall street.
The New York herald., 1921-06-09
DANCING INSTRUCTION.

Helene L. sweeney S<hcel ef Dancing
Specializing IN Hall Room Dancing Private
lessons by appointment. day or evening be.
ginnefs ~ advanced. Normal Course FOR
Teachers. Certificates and Diplomas Ava rdef
. v. t2sh sf.. ~ n. phons riaza saia
The New York herald., 1921-06-09
Miscellaneous.

FARMS for sale; catalogue free. sTRCUr
FARM AGENCY. Box r, $50 Nassau st.
The New York herald., 1921-06-09
REAL EsTATE-0UT OF CITY.


Long Island-saie o. Rent.
NEPONSIT-For sale or rent. beautiful new
one story cottage. last one: rooms. sun
parior, bath. shower. possession at once.
Address OWNER. iss. II Newport av.. Me-
pcnslt. l.. ]. Tel. G45w Bell Harbor.
OPPORTUNITY.
II YOU have e.. 900 and can furnish good
references, you can have a home built either
on your own idea or from our various plans
In one of the finest high ground locations
Long Island; no assignments. tax exempt
zone. 10 year old shade trees throughout
the property five foot sidewalks and park
ings; curbs all laid: sewerage. water. gas.
electric and telephone condiits installed.
Write BUILDER. $50 Herald. Herald "a.
is MINUTES FROM PENN STATION. ?
BEAUTIFUL FLUSHING RESIDENCE,
IL rooms, tiled baths. ! open fireplaces:
with car garage. corner Parsons az. and
B'way; about 100xi5o: 10 minutes from rail-
way station and troileys; immediate occu-
psncy.
II. TRowBRIDGE HARRIS.
1852 FULTON AV., LONG ISLAND CrrY.
PHONE ASTORIA O4O6.
The New York herald., 1921-06-09
A $40 RIII,

CHAuNCEy n. GRIrrEN q CO.,
Westchester's Leading Realty Experts.
IN East f1st 81. Murray Hill 9J2e.
The New York herald., 1921-06-09
FARM PROPERTY.

New Jersey.
RAMAPO MOUNTAINS at Butler; 3S3 snres
unusual opportunity for development Of
country estate woods, cleared land. spring.,
elevation .o60 feet. good buildings almost;
new; with or without complete poultry plant.
Owner going abroad will sacrifice. $50 900;
half cash. Brokers protected. PHILIP JEN-
NrNCiS. Farm and Country Home Sescialist.
IL
The New York herald., 1921-06-09
Westchester.

RENT. FURNISHED BEECIrMoNT PARK.
NEW ROCHELI4E---5leven rooms. 4 baths I;
y acre: corner plot large old shade trees
car garage; ready now. Apply TO owner.
MRS. OLCoTT. Phone New Rochelle 1917,
or Murray Inn 1896
The New York herald., 1921-06-09
Borough of BrookIyn-sale or Rent.
A W.IJ..v, Homes investment proper
"oiuaouSty. 1853 Bedford v..B'klyn.
Borough of Qusens-sale or Rent.

FLATRT1SH Homes. 1921 Cortelyou Road
Geo. w. Egbert. Tel. IL Fiat.
The New York herald., 1921-06-09
SUMMER RESIDENCES TO LET
Long Island.

Long Island
EAST QUOGUE. L. I.--Five thoroughly fur
nished cottages, DELIGHTFULLY."- located. hav-
Ing ocean and bay advantages; situated on
shinnecock Bay: cool. Ideal for summer
outing. WILLARD FRENCH.
THE BETTER CLASS HOMES"
FOREST HTLLS-KEw CARDENS-HOLLrS
MRS. DOWD.
20 II. s3d. Murray Hill 1889.
New York. W
FOR Rent-SpacioIs. handsomely furnished
house. piano, organ. &c. overlooks Rapids
ot waikiki; fishing. bathing, &c,: come 20
Kingston with ma Saturday A. NJ. WM. q.
O'BRTEN. Aud. 6436. w.
The New York herald., 1921-06-09

ONE hour out. 500 acres, near Havsrstrsv !;
house with barns: high elevation: Or
cherds; good roads: stream through prop-
erty; fine location camp, institution. esta'e
bungalows; price $4,000. T. J. FREE-
MAN, Haverstraw
The New York herald., 1921-06-09
RockIand Counfy-saie or Rent.

REYNARD KRAFT. Real Estate.
s3o Huguenot st. Tel. 254f. New Rochell
The New York herald., 1921-06-09

NEW ROCHELLE Qb8 Lockwood av.).--
Eight room stucco house. prewar built.
completely rsdecoratsd. sesdy to move in I;
restricted residential section, near New
Haven, Boston and westchester stations:
five minutes 10 Long Island Sound bathing,
boating: open for i-.pection: price $4,000.
part cash A. W. MILLER & CO.. 5oi ".