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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-25
Ardmore II. McAlester 0!

A most fitting close to the most sue
cessful season yet enjoyed by Ard
more High School football scholars
was staged at the local TO park
Thursday afternoon when the red and
white pigskin tossers swamped the
hard fighting McAlester eleven by the
numbers 77-0. The affair furnished
n most delightful dessert following
the THANKSGIVING dinners of more than
zoo spectators who joyfully witnessed
the ARRAY and all of whom cannot
speak today above n whisper having
exhausted their vocal powers on the
field while roofing for the local lads.
The game was different than those
formerly staged here during he year.
For the first time. the 1927 team went
into the scrimmage with instructions
from Coaches Boyle and Van Dyne to
let loose and roll up a big score. Here
tofore. victory was what was wanted.
with a safe margin being sufficient TO
claim il. But yesterday, "a big figure
to demonstrate the powers Of the
locals was also desired plus the vic
tory. And how well the instructions
of the mentors We're carried out can
be judged best by a glance at the
final results-77-0.
Although the score may be interpret
ed by those who did not witness the
game as being resultant Of a one-sided
contest, nevertheless the reverse was
what actually occurred, for the Nc
Alester team, although outclassed in
every department of the game, never
theless fought like tigers until the
final whistle announced fms. They
were unable to stop the scoring ma
chine of the Ardmore aggregation, but
put up a stubborn defense. and at
times their spectacular tackling put
more than usual pep into the affray.
Starting off with a whirlwind Of
Tense, and taking advantage of the
breaks throughout the game, quarter
back Slough drove his team to its first
touchdown a few moments after the
initial Kickoff. Fighting hard for
every inch Of territory they gained.
the Ardmore men continued TO roll up
the score and at the end of the first
half had tailed az points. The second
half was q repetition Of the first. al.
though play was somewhat ragged at
times.
To name the stars of the Ardmore
team would hesitate the naming of
each individual, but the historical an.
nails Of the final engagement Of the
HANf a.4--.. M. fH -
would not be complete without ital,c
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-25
ArdmOre Business Man
Reward the Efforts of
ArdmOre High Coaches

Coaches Dorsey Boyle and Van
Dyne. football Cntors whose remark.
able ability whipped into shape the
Ardmore High football squad. wee
suitably rewarded for their efforts
by citizens Of Ardmore at the han
quet Thursday night which was ten
dered 10 the local and McAlester
football team by the Hi-Y club. Frank
Adams, local attorney, representing
the business men of the city. presented
Mr.. Van Dyno with a gold watch and
chain, and Mr.. Boyle With n pair OF
gold cuff links.
Seventy eight were present at the
banquet, including the members of the
two teams, the coaches and directors.
Arthur S%traehley. member of the board
of directorss acted as toastmaster.
Short talks were given by Messrs. Van
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-25
Ardmore Challenges Sapulpa for State High School Championship

Altus High School. The letter reads
as follows:
AS we have a claim from each
of YOU for the 1921 state champion
ship. and also others, we do not feel
like attempting to do that which we
would have no authority for doing,
and . that is, selecting a best team.
] suggest TO you that each and every
one of you submit you claim to Sa-
pulpa. In other words, | feel that the
board of control is not in a position
to take any position as to the cham.
pionship. | think that any team which
beats Sapulpa will be conceded to be
the state champions.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-25

V er began running through the
pipe line from Hickory creek to the
city lake yesterday. The flow at its
present rate will add approximately
100, 900 gallons to the city's water sup
ply. The pine will be running full
as o as the creek raises with the
fall rains and will then furnish approx.
imatey $500, 900 gallons daily.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-25

Patrons Of the Pleasant Hill school
district spent Thanksgiving day with
a community spread at the school
house Thursday. Mrs. Kate Calf Fan
els, county school superintendent,
made a talk. and school children pre-
scented an appropriate exercise. Quite
"A number of Ardmore citizens went
out TO spend the day.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-25

NupStllullOnS - WalCOtt
for Brown, Strange for Irby. McKelvie
for Lamb, Sullivan for JONES, Flatt
for Thompson, Dickson for Brown.
Tate for Mobley. McAlester: Glad.
stein for Pascoc. Moussa for Brooks.
Tua for McN1urray.
Referee-Branderant University of
Missouri.
tmpirc-Wallace kendall College1
Head iinesman-Lang. tx. O.
~Timekeepcr Straehley Cincinnati
university.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-25

County officers are looking for par.
ties who entered the j. NJ. Roberts
store at oil City on last Monday
night and made away with a quantity
Of wearing apparel, groceries and 9th,
or stlples.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-25
IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST.
ERR DISTRICT OF OkLAHOMN.
Order Calling First Meeting of
Creditors, Etc.

rupt. In Bankruptcy.
Order Calling First Meeting of
Creditors, Etc.
At Ardmore. in said district. ou
the % day Of November. 1921. before
r. Mcmillan, referee in bankruptcy:
The above entitled matter having
been referred 10 me-. one of the refe.
rees in said court Of bankruptcy. it is
now ordsrod that the first meeting Of
The creditors of said bankrupt be held
AZ the law offices Of the referee in the
city Of Ardmore. Carter county. state
of oklahoma. or the 9Th day Of Doc.
1927, at Z O'Clock p NO.. at which
time q trustee VIII De elected and
such other business transacted as
may come before said meeting.
II is further ordered that the Ard.
moreite. a newspaper published On.
and Of general circulation IN Carter
county, the county of the baukrupt's
residence. DE and the same is hereby
designated as the paper in which shall
be- published AN notices and orders re.
CURED by law 10 bee published in this
proceeding.
Il is further ordered that The bank.
rupt above uamcd Doc and he is here.
by ordered and directed 90 personally
appear before the undersigned refe.
rec at the first meeting of the credi.
tors herein called and then and there
submit to w examination touchius his
bankruptcy
IL. MCMILLAN
New-York tribune., 1921-10-01

Miscellaneous

HOUSEWORkER. Young mother with hoy
SIX. so monlhls good reference q.
Irwln's agency. c2e sixth avn FitzroY 5seg.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-01

snvesior Buys Block Front
OF FLATS i'm The Bronx
Seven Apartment, Houses ia
Jackson Ave. Disposed Of
hY Holding CN;nuany

The f. H. & n. Holding Company
sold to an investor the seven 4-story
apartment houses at l15S-1l67 Jacson
Avenue, taking in the entire block front
from Boston Road to Home Street 232x
275
The Hudson P. Rose Company pur-
chased three S-family frame houses.
532 and 1886 East 1l6th Street, plot
65N142N irregular.
S. J. Taylor sold for George and
Margaretha Friedrich a 2-famly house
at 2906 Morris Avenue, lS,9X117.6, to
Mary Hulsman and Margaret Wood
William A. De Long sold to Frank
j. Muhlfeld q 3-Story dwelling and
stable at o53 Walton Avenue, 1O7.Sx
2ocx irregular
Caroline Keller sold to Anna Feigin
. S-story dwelling at 1887 Crotona
Avenue, 1S6X100.
Mary S. Ueinzelman sold to Theodore
Schafer 2-story dwelling at 695 Eagle
Avenue, 16.Sxl05.2X irregular.
Mary Z. Coiwell sold to the Angus
tinian Society of the State of New York
~ story dwelling at 227S Andrews
Avenue, 50X100.
Matilda Naienti sold to George c..
Henhelman q 2-story dwelling at 1747
Sedgwick Avenue, 25x129x irregular.
Bessie Guryan sold to Julius Cohen
the property, 100, at the southeast
corner Of innings Street and Southern
Boulevard
New-York tribune., 1921-10-01
Sale of BROOKLYN Homes

Henry Pierson Co.. Inc, sold f79
Prospect Place, three-story dwell
ing. z0x162, for Ella NJ. Partridge
The Meister Builders, Inc, sold a
one-faniiy dwelling, 3ox100 on the
northerly side of Crawford Avenue 10
John Gradagno nd Aie olas Scrlno, q
dwelling, 30xl0O, adj lining to Mrs
Michelirh lmbriani; also a dwelling.
4Oxl0o, at the southwest corncr OF
Crawford Avenue and East Twelfth
Street to Lucia Balducci
The Henry L. Nielsen Offices sold 500
Warren street and 1914 Ncvins Street,
tTo houses with stores, for George f..
O'Donnell to Lorenzo Ambrosio.
+. t. Newman sold the two-story and
cellar brick and stone dwelling at 239
Windsor Place for l.. A. uelbat.
The Buckley & Horton Company sold
u plot, G0x100, on the northern side
Of Eighty-Gfth Street, 90 feet west Of
Eleventh Avenue, for the estate of Mira
Leslie.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-01
Ruilders BUY
Heights Heis Plots
For Fiat Site 8
Lippman to Erect Apartments
in West l5oth Street;
Harvey Plans Structure
for West l77th Street

Samuel Lippman has bought the plot,
tsoxl00, on the north side of West
18Th Street, 100 feet west Of Amster-
dam Avenue, loo feet west Of Amstcr-
cld-timo realty dealer, through James
r. Barry. On the site Mr.. Lippman
will Immediately erect six-story
apartment, laid out in suites of three,
four and FIVE rooms. The operation will
involve about $3.50 900.
The plot is admirably adapted to this
from OF Improvement. lying. as it does
between the North Presby yterian Church
snd the Welsh Calvinistic Methodist
Church. Both churches bought their
sites from Mr. Mahoney, who owned
practically all of the land on 155th
Street, between Broadway and Amster-
dam Avenue, across from the ceme-
terry. The present sale disposes q sAe
last Of his holdings there, which be be-
gan assemblying seventeen years ago.
Joseph Murphy sold to the II. 0. b.
Realty Company, William r. Harvey
president, a plot, 100x100, on the south
side of West 177th Street, 100 feet
vest of St. Nicholas Avenue. A build
ing loan has been procured for the
erection of five story apartment to
accommodate fifty families. The entire
transaction involves about $225 600,
Jules Nehring, Inc, negotiated the
transaction and have been appointed
agents,
New-York tribune., 1921-10-01
jewelers. to Pay S62
A Square Foot for
Store I'm 42d Street

George A. Bowman leased the westcr-
y store at 1T West Forty-seconel
Street to Jankowitz e. Cohen, retail
jewelers., al rental averaging $50
Per square foot.
Pease & Gilman leased for the Tex
tile Building, Inc. one of the com
panies of the late George Backer. to the
international Coal Products COMPANY
large space at 295 Fifth Avenue for
executive offices; space at 80 East
Fcrty- second Street to the Bolton
Realty and Construction Company; d
loft at 7S Greenwich Street to the In
taglio Gravure Process Company. of
Philadelphia. and a loft at 23 Wash
ington Street to the ]. b. c. Products $
Company.
Cross & Brown Company leased for
the Healy Realty Corporation the
building ar % West Sixty-sixth Street
to Fred Seelor.
Henry Shapiro & Co. leased the
store at 10i West Fortv-sixth Street
Al an aggregate rental of SIS. 900. The
store viii be occupied as lunchroom
The same brokers also leased loft space
at S15 Sixth Avenue to Harry Block.
Maurlce Wertheim has leased the
street floor store at 1876 East Forty-frst
street, southwest corner Of Lexington
Avenue, to George Little and Harry
Keller
Adams & Co. leased 10000 feet at
360 Fifth Avenue to the banda. Hal
perm Company, Inc, and 10000 feet at
400 West Twentye ighth Street to the
American Blassierc Company.
Butter & Baldwin, Inc leased the
building a S5l West Twenty second
Street TO Theodore de Jong and tho
store a. S07 Third Avenue to Armen
New-York tribune., 1921-10-01
Fourth Sale of New Jersey
Home, Each Time at q Profit

It. H. Peck, of Osgood Pcll 6: Co.,
sold for NJ. r. Harrington his resi-
dence 263 Washington Place, Has
brouch Heights, N. j.. held at $4,000,
This is the fourth time in the last
eight years that Nj. Peel, has disposed
of this particular property for different
owners. All sales were voluntary and
profitable for the sellers.
Edward P. Hamilton & Co sold for
Mary MacMahon brick residence and
an acre and half on the west. side of
Ridgewood Road. South Orange. known
as Woodside, to Winston Paul, who will
make extensive alterations
Percy ". Crane sold through the
Simpson Merritt Company nine-room
frame residence facing Union Street,
Montclair, to Julia +. James. The
property was held at S9,500.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-01
LONG IsI.aND REAL ESTATE
e Z 1sSE'.rIsl A1' rhIsEs
>'<S' J. EDWARD BREUER, Opp. Sta. %
STORAGE NOTICES
WAREHOUSE SALE
OF GOODS For


sIoEs So ;s,. o. {, ,i.Hw T!jghn hnlNe % 5
STORAGE WARsiiotsh. IS i,NTITT.TD i-is = >
70 70 a Lien AS WAREHolsEMAN on
sCRlRED. AND Due notice HAVfIG
lrE BEEN \, GlNEN TO AZ. - EI,IEs KNOWN
NoTicn FOR r. = paYNExa ois = st-e1I st,li
GHA ARGEs HAVING EXPIRED. THERE
Will. BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION
At MERLE'S AUCTION ROOMS lr5
EAST 125TH STREET. NEN YORK cry
oN THE FOLLOWING AENTIoNED
Tuesday, October 1sth 1921. at 1920 A. VI
Wednesday OCT lsth, 1921 at 1890 a. N.
Friday October 2lst l92i. At 1880 \. N
Wednesday, oct. 10Th. 1891. at 10 80 A. Vi
Friday October 2stn. 1922. at 1890 a NJ.
Wednesday, Nov. md 1921. at lo.2O 4 NJ.
Friday November 4th. 1921. At 1890 A. i
Tuesday. November Sih. lsel at 10 50 A VI
Wednesday, Nov. sth. 1921 at 10 80 \. u
and on
Friday. November llta. 1921. at 10 30 A N
To Wit Household goods. consisting oe
library parior and dining room furniture.
coucbes, desks. upholstered chairs and
lounges tables. wood rockers. sewing ma
chimes refrigerators. chests OF drawers ha,
rncks, Nlctroia END wusc cabinets. canoDy.
wood and metal Is. cribs mattresses
draperies. rugs. carpets ana oilcoth, table
and bed linen. IRAN ed pictures. paintings
ana engraNlESS. piano, barrels. crates,
chests. trunks and suit cases and their
contents, consisting of books. magazines
and manuscripts. china and glassware.
clothing. flrs. jewelfy. laces silver and
plated ware. nj other miscellaneous and
personal effects IS enumerated IL the ware
house inventory issued by this warehouse
and held for tho accounts Of the following
parties concerned.
LOUISE $ DIXON, MRS EDMUND u
4 ). = fRicB 3 ms KATH 'l2': Z sALo. Es IS.
TATE OF SUE n WILSON
China closet wicker furniture etc
property OF DR. J. +. ChauYeau-
Trunk and contents. property Of Miss
Annie Cooper
Trunks barrel. case. paper boxes. pack
ages in paper and their contents. property
of Miss N McGeary.
Barrels and contents. tin box. fling box,
stone crock. table covers ana scei-
laneous articles. property OF Mrs. w e
Mullen.
Wardrobe packages In paper. property
of Miss Leonora ORourAe.
Barrels, hamper basket. window box and
their contents. tin pail. lamp shade bas
kets. ironing board corn broom property
OF Miss Florence Schuck.
Automobile robe. property OF Mrs Martha
ALI BEING NOW STORED IN SAID
WEST END STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
ANNOUNCED AND DESCRIBED AT
Will. BE on EXHIBITION AT THE
TIME AND PLACE OF SALE
THE WEST END
STORAGE WAREHOC r.,
aos-slo WEST saTH ST. NEW YORK
GRANT WAYNE, MANAGER.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-01
New Tenants for Flats
On East and Wesi SIDES

Pease & Gilman leased apartments
st SEQ Park Avenue to Mrs. Archer
Brown; at PSF Lexington Avenue to
Mrs. NJ. Paraga; at S5S Seventh Avenue
to Erman l. Ridgeway; at East
Eighty-hfth Street to Marvyn Scudder;
at 1o East Eighty seventh Street fur
nished, to j. K. Newman; at 113 East
Sevcnty-sixth Street to Mrs. John P.
Morgan; at so East Ninetieth Street
to |. Schraeir; at 313 West Seventy
fourth Street to Miss Edith P. Hart
and at 119 West Seventyffth Street to
Mrs. VI. Stanley.
Douglas L. Gilman & Co. leased
apartments at 10 West Fifty-hfth
West Fifty-fifth Street TO Henry Oliver
Rea; at "a East Sixty-sixth Street to
Sprague S. jenkins; at 125 East Sew
cnty-second Street to Alfred L.
Rosener; az l6l East Seventy-ninth
Street to A. Philippe Won Hewert; at
1o6 East Eighty-ftth Street to Amos
F. Keene and at ia East Eighty-fourth
Street to Thomas Emery.
Harris. Vought 4 Co. leased an
apartment at East Forty-eiehth
Street to Willard j. Vaentine at $50
Madison Avenue to ". c. Rickerson
and ct 431 Park Avenue to c. II. Wells
Fayson Mel. Merrill Company leased
apartments at 81 West Fifty-second
Street 10 Mrs. NJ. c. Dale; at 10 East
Ffty-sixth Street to Albert Edward
Hardy; at 1873 West Fifty-sixth Street
10 Miss Anne Sutherland and Miss
Winifred Harris; at st West Fifty
third Street with MacEocagain Broth
ers, to Miss Mary Boland and Miss
Madeline Ballard; al 140 West Fifty
seventh Street to Robert C. Sands, and
in the West Eighty-sixth Studios, 257
West Eighty sixth Street, to Nirs. A.
u. Finch.
Leon S. Altmayer leased a simplex
apartment at 1131 Park Avenue to
Innes Randolph.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-01
BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds, Jewelry, Etc.

DIAMONDS bought and sold for cash.
Advice free Bennett, 175 B way ID floor
New-York tribune., 1921-10-01
Trading Ccntcrs in
tenement Houses
On The East Side
Investors Active i'm Upper
and Lower Sections of
City; Bulk Of the Buying
Nh the Harlem District

Brown-Wheelock Company. Inc. sold
'or Constance Washington &c East
l2oth Street a five story apartment
site a, ZoX1005, to Ennis & Sinnott
me l. g. D. Realty Corporation sold
70 ESther kones hvestory fat with
STORES at 1887 Fifth Avenue, 26xo1
sherman G. kirschner sold for Kahn
Aosen two siX-story apartments, SOx
loo containing fifty apartments at 93
and lO6 East Hath Street.
Dorothea Steinkamp sold to Mary
Letan a four story store tenement at
1891 Second Avenue. 25.6xl01.8.
Mary A. Kern sold to Zvsel Rnbvn-
stein fivestory fiat at 3O3 East 10lst
Street
NJ. c; Behre sold to Emanuel Orn-
slein the tour-story store tenement.
2o4X75 at the northwest corner Of
Alghty-slNth Street and First Avenue.
Sisca & Pa.ladino sold for the estate
OF MAX Lubetkln fve-story tenement
at 212 East l24th Street, 19xlCO.
Ralph Russo sold a four-storv tone
ment, 3oX100 at 342 East 12lst Street
Tor Weissman & Goldstein to Nicola
Madonna.
The newly formed 97-o9 Avenue B
Realty Corporation, Charles Siegel
president, bought six-story tenement
with stores, 1898 at 81 and 90
Avenue B.
The newly organized 475s schif
parkway Realty Company, with C.
kornberg, S. Lieber and NJ Clapper as
directors, has been formed to take over
the siX-story tenement with stores,
4S.1lx100, at 47-53 Schif Parkway
IDelancey Street. 1t is capitalized at
$4,000 and was formed by S. Brinn, at
tOrNcV
New-York tribune., 1921-10-01
SUMMONS

suPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY
against JO}.N PURCELL, Defendant Tria
desired in the County OF New York Sum
mons with notice. ACTION FOR AoSO-
Lutte DIVORCE.
To tho above named uerrndant:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to an
swer the COMPLAINT in this action and to
serve a COPY OF your answer on the Plain
tiff's Attorney within twenty days after
tho service or ;his summons. exclusive Of
the day OF service, and in case of Your
failure TO appear OF answer, judgment Will
be taken aguinst you by default tor che
relief demanded in the complaint
Dated New York. August "a 1921.
LEONARD MCGEE
Attorney for Plaintiff. Once aAd Post
office Address a39 Broadway. Borough
Df Manhattan city OF New York.
To JOHN PURCELL, Defendant:
The foregoing summons is served upon
you without the State OF New York pur-
suant to TIE order of Hon. Isidorc Wasaer-
vogel, one OF he Justices of the Supreme
Court OF the State OF New York, dated tho
26ih day of August. 1927. and Aled with
the complaint in the office OF the Clerk of
New York. at the city OF New York Bor-
ough Of Manrattan on the 2eth day Of
August. 1921.
Yours etc.
LEONARD MCGEE
Attorney for Plaintiff. 239 Broadway,
Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-01

LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS

I-osT--Two $500 Collateral Trust Notes ~
tho Industrial Finance Corporation ;lu,,s-
bered NO-2lsl and 2ise. registers n r.
name Of Richard Wallace. Pioase se'l.r
70 The Morris Plan Company. .fl sfn...
way New York city.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-01

LOST Three Sloo Collateral Trust Net
of the Industrial fsnance Cor7ora..-
numbered si29. 2730 and elaI, reg s'se.a
u the name OF William levitt Please re-
urn 10 Tho Norris Plan Company. -
iiroadwsy. NeN York Ery
New-York tribune., 1921-10-01
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
Domestic

BUTLERS. couples. hoasemen. ohauf'eurs
EhinelandeT Agency, 157 East 72d.
3hnelaDder S405.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-01
$500,Oo0 Building Loans
For NIanhaafan and Rron,


The New York Title and Mortgage
Company is making & building loan of
S3o0,o00 on the property at Gold and
Platt streets, near the Federal Reserve
Bank, which was recently purchased by
Harry Aronson, Inc. A six-story of
fee building is to be erected The same
company is also making q building
loan Of 100000 on the property on the
east side Of Briggs Avenue, 2055 south
l94th Street, to the Tampa Building
Company.
Lawrence, Blake E. Jewell placed a
building and permanent loan of $780,
900 at per cent for ten years on the
northeast corner Of Webb Avenue and
Ringsbridge Road for the Harding
Construction Company, for ve-story
apartment on plot 130xl00. to contain
hfty-seven apartments and seven stores.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-01

sECoR. HORACE, jim PURSUANCE
OF an order OF Honorable John T. Co
Ian a Surrogate OF the County OF New
York. NOTICE is hereby given to all per
sons having claims against HORACE secor
ceased' to present tho same with voucher,
thereof. to the subscribers, at Its place Of
transacting business. at tho ONCE of Muir.
ray. Prentice & Aldrich. its attorneys. at
No 81 Walt Street. In the Borough Of
Manhattan. In tho city of New York. State
OF New York, on or before the l5th day
of February. 1919.
Dated. New York tho 2sth day OF July.
1921.
THE EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK Executors
MURRAY. PRENTICE & ALrRlCH. Al
tovnsy- for Executors, once and Post.
Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-01

LOST One Sl0o Collateral Trust Note g,
rho Industrial Finanec ,'orpcr.ison MN.
oersd 9T-C~S62T. registered IN The ranae ,
- r fgNnn. Please return L. rh" Morr-
Ian Company. 26l broadway. New YorN
Ciiy.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-01
REAL ESTATr-SAIE OR RENT
West chester

15ARGAIN-RYE NEAR SOUND
Fine residence, IL spacious rooms. por-
celia n baths. hot wafer heat electricity
and gas; acre wonderful trees. douhl" ga
rage. chaufeurs quarters with bath; ac-
ccssiblc trolley and bathing. Sound view;
inspect to-day. $4,000. Easy terms
NJ ght rent.
Phone 2992 Murray HIN 600 Rye
BRICK RESfpENCE TEN ROOMS. TWO
b ms and living room; has light on
sides town water; acreage; Hudson River
view Price SIS. 900
GEORGE +. ARCHER,
REAL ESTATE.
10 EAST AID sT VANDERBILT 5os4.
sCARsDALE - on account of business
change owner wants offer on his $50 600
tome house contains rooms. baths ;
minutes from station must sell quickly
Apply c 2lO. FISH & MARVIN Scarsdale,
g. Y Phone Scarsdale 6lo.
nYE-s rooms and bath. every improve
mcnt. we'll furnished; high ground; va
rage: accessible to trolley. Rem. SEQ
COMPLETE LIST RYE PLACES
STEWART c. SCHENCK. 81 East And st
EIGHT ROOM HOUSE, BATH. Er.Ec
,t trlc 5ighl acreage 81 miles distance.
'9 GEORGE I. ArcIfER.
REAL ESTATE.
10 EAST I'D 81 VANDERBILT 5OSt
scARsDALE BRICK RESIDENCE. E
rooms; 3 baths steam heat; heat; gsaa1agc'
FISH < MARVlN, scarsdale y. Y. Phone
New-York tribune., 1921-10-01
,ROAnNNAN le241l

HIGH CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS
For BUSINESS WOMEN
Single room or suite beautiful reception
ana reading room; breakfast OPTIONAL
Rate $40 per month and up Phone Mrs
Wallace. Schuyler 5762.