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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-06-21

Lars EST LINE of used sewing machine, IA
the city All makes. $40 and up 1 year's
guarantee. Renting: expert repairing: hem.
stitching; plating. Buttons made TO order.
Open evenings. Hopkins. 1929 18th st. NV.
Col l7OS ~'
New-York tribune., 1921-02-27

TO LET, furnished, up-to-date brick house,
rooms and bath, in Ridgeheld Park
N. j.; beautifully situated; all modern i'm
provements5 six minutes from railroad sta
| ton, thirty minutes from New York; rent
: reasonable. G 406, Tribuns.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-27
super-Gloves Replace Muff
Gaudy With Trimmings of
Beads and Tafle

LONDON, Jan. 1. - In spite of the
cold weather, The Daily News corre-
spondent at Paris finds that few mufs
ore being worn, being replaced by 3
new type Of "superglove."
1t is gaudy with trimmings of every
sort AID kind-pearls, glass beads, steel
chains and jade ornaments being among
The favorite. The wrists are finished
off With wonderful founces OF kid ana
with coiored silk and satin ribbons.
The age of the simple glove is past
and some of those which will soon
come oil the market recall the days Of
the Middle Ages.
ANOTHER thing essential to the vel.
equipped Parisienne is an umbrella
with handle of great length crowned
by Enthusiastically curved figure, which
makes it almost impossible to hold the
umbrella up.
These monster handles are in jade,
IVORY and tortoise shell and some of
them are of great beauty. And 1t it
should happen to rain madame can al
ways take a taxi.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-27
The Days Bond Market

The Tribune prints each fdv the mo
ta'1ty dates Of oil actiue bonds quotod
oa the Ncto Ycrk Stack Exchange. The
return on G bond to the inuestoy depends
Npos three factors: the rate Of interest
tas security bears. the market price
Gna tic distance OF Tho maturity date.
ie e9wre the precise yield on bond it
as necessary 10 use yield tables, but the
approximate yield can roughly be figured
cat bg the follotosne formula: Divide
the closing quotation on u bond into
the rrts of interest IL pags, ard the re-
SUIT 'v3ll be the annual retarn. If the
oana is selling BELOW par you pust
sto'c also for che appreciation Of the
principal To do this subtract the mar
ket quotation from poy, or 100, and di-
p'de tire remainder By the Number of
years tho bond has to run before mo
taySty. For eTompIe, If q s per cent
oond IS selling at 80 ard has ten years
Ito rii's, che anmuat return 1eiu be 6.6s
per cent. The difference bet,ueen par
and the market price wiI Be 10 points,
ssbtrdcting 80, from 100. Dividing ten
points ey ten gears, the quotient qeill be
l.. Th{s figure is to be added to coo.
tohich IS the annual return, aud the re-
sat 7.65 per cent, 4eitt gius you the cp-
prortmGte yield.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-27
ratfo1l Continues
Selling
At.Nov. Is Price
offers Increase in South
), Advance Here and Quo
,s,;on Drops TO l1.80c;
csods Trade Fails 10 Gain

=. ssssor market showed continued
ss,ks yesterday and prices reached
Z Isses levels. With spot cotton at
!. hare. the price was lower than
v,sember /, 1915. May contracts
a " sfsc or SO points net lower. and
Z, ,,,hss below the high price touched
4 1, ,syly January advance. That de-
H. elSsed at 12.o2c, with the gem
1 rarket closing steady, at q net
3.sss Of % to 40 points.
a,re vas no fresh factor connected
II tss decline, but there were vari-
i ses.ares in the days news which
s.slt 10. intensity the bearish senti-
( i. responsible for recent weakness.
4 liverpool closed there was moth
/. ,-ons that quarter to influence
/ s4msnsg but overnight advices from
f.sSesbsr showed no Improvement,
Il; shs action OF exchange rates did
4 irdlcate any turn for the better
I sxpoyt prospects.
4. ar as domestic trade advices
:. eoneerned, reports from the in
IN Es.r indicated 8 fair business in
f.is but sales in the primary mar
a. we're Disappointing and Fall River
sssr.ed prospects for increased mill
ssslnsnt next week. This increased
ssrsgasy with reference to domestic
ss.urption, but probably the chief
Tn vas the appearance of Southern
TTsg orders here on an opening ad-
r., which stipulated the fear =. of
n general spot liquidation, with the
Er,,ee Of farm work this spring.
srvste advices received here from
ksio.te, n. c., said that spots were
E,sd freely in that section with few
snfs. '.+
|-ss local market for spot cotton was
N snd 40 points lower. at 1890
1 uiddling; no sales were reported.
~ ranse Of pricesi
New-York tribune., 1921-02-27
Wheat Develops
Irregular Tone;
Changes Small
Prices Fluctnate Rapidly.
Closing Cent Lower to
Ac. Higher; Corn De-
clines ON Large Receipts

g; CHICAGO, Feb. 26.-wheat was
active at the start to-day, the May de-
livery showing early strength, but
prices reacted quickly because of a
fairly general selling on the advance.
There was some talk of minimum ex-
port price being placed on Argentine
wheat, and. country offerings to arrive
were small in practically all sections
After starting Ac lower to 1c higher,
with March at $1.6S to $685. and
May $1.57A to S1.581A, a reaction set
in and carried prices below yesterdays
finish.
Corn receipts were larger than ex-
pected, and while the market was firm
at the start, in sympathy with wheat,
it eased off on general selling. Mes
sages from scattered points indicate
that farmers are not selling, although
the roads generally are good. Initial
quotations, which were sc higher to
II c lower, with May zoe to 701sc, were
followed by moderate declines.
Oats showed strength at the start,
but eased off with other cereals. After
starting unchanged to hc higher, with
May ASS, the market sagged.
Higher prices for hogs gave strength
! to provisions.
Reports of Improvement in the ex-
port demand caused wheat Co rally
later, but the market became unsteady
and fuctuated rapidly within a mar
row range. The close was unsettled,
with prices 1c lower to &c higher. in
cluding March at $1.6S to $16SA and
May at $1.57 to $1.57
The market continued its downward
trend despite. the strength in wheat
and closed weak, with prices u c to III C
lower than ths previous finish, with
May at 6sTsc to 69c.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-27

CHOICE Apartments. Choice Clients
MISS RASMUSSEN,
Phone Vanderbilt 4427. Is East 10th ST.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-27
Chinese Eastern Ry. Agreement

Commercial ,Attache Arnold writes
that In a supplementary agreement to
the contract for the construction and
operation of the Chinese Eastern Rail-
way the government assumes, provi-
sionally, control of the management
and arrangements are made for the re-
payment of 100000 Kuping Cor treas
ury) taels advanced by the Chinese
government in 1896. The president and
four directors are to be Chinese and
additional administrative positions are
to be filled by Chinese. The full text
of the agreement is now available, upon
request, in the Far Eastern Division.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-27

In place of the old Stanley home
stead which stood for many years at
the corner of Johnson and Clinton ave-
nues, Newark, in what is known as the
Hill section. is an apartment house
which when completed will be one of
the finest apartment buildings m the
State of New Jersey. The Sheriff Con-
struction Company is erecting it. The
building will be eight stories high.
Suites ranging from two to eight rooms
will be provided in the house. The
New-York tribune., 1921-02-27
Southeastern Manchuria Crops

Vica-Consul King writes that the
yield Of the field crops in the Antung
district is considerably better than it
has been since 1917. The corn is about
80 per cent of perfect yield while in
1919 it was 70 per cent. Beans, "kaolt
ang," millet, rice and indigo are all
somewhat better than in 1919. In nor
NAL years corn, "kaoliang" and limit
ed quantity of millet are exported to
Shantung Province, but the importation
of beans and sesame from the Mukden
district is annually necessary to meet
local consumption.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-27

smaller apartments will have kitchen
cites and the larger suites full size
Kitchens. Both kitchen and kitchen
cites will have cooling chests instead
of the oldfashioned ice boxes
There will be many interesting fea-
ures in the house. One, for instance,
is public gymnasium, 4ox9o in size.
The walls of the bathrooms are to be
of Italian marble for height of six
feet. On the street floor are to be d
restaurant and library for the use of
tenants.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-27
REAL ESTATE WANTED

FIRST LoFT OR STORE. ABOUT F0l
So feet located near B'way and Crane
ST.; immediate possession. d SO Tribune
New-York tribune., 1921-02-27
USFuRsTsHED APARTMENTS WANTED
wEsTcHEsrER COUNTY REAL EsrArn

COUPLE desire 3-room apartment, kttchsu
and bath; not over $50. 6 zo3. Tribuns.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-27
!. Isa'ensaon of Dairen Harbor

3s;.S to the Japanese press of
8ss notably tbs Ryoto Shimpo,
r. ssth sor the extension Of Dairen Har-
sities are rapidly crystalizing
h, suss sssls on the contemplated addi-
b.. "Al De commenced in the near
&c.,. Inc improvements under con-
3eses 3eon will necessitate notable. ex-
StIsr...M y the present breakwater, a
hi sslon OF marshy and waste land,
En- construction of quays and
IAss,., Manufacturers and othera in
- should address the South
esla Railway CompanY direct.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-27
Business Troubles
Schedules In Bankruptcy

The following schedules in bankruptcy
were filed Saturday In the United States
District Court:
REFINED CoNCEssIoNATREs CORP:
-,Liabilities, $53,S0S; assets, $l9,o1ls of Of
furniture, fixtures, etc.
HYMAN KOVER. 68 Greene st. Iiabili-
ties $81.267; assets, S7,S23, consisting of
81 600 stock in trade and s8,S23 accounts.
VANDERBILT SILK AND WOoLEN
SHOP INC, ga E. saith st. Liabilities,
SAG, sos : assets. $29. .425. of which $12,500
is merchandise, $I5,501 accounts and
1,423 cash on hand.
Receivers in Bankruptcy
The following ;receiVers in bankruptcy
were appointed Saturday in the United
States District Court by Judge M. 7.
QUALITY BUFFET LUNCH-F. X Hen
messy. receiver for the Quality Buffet
Lunch, 4l0 Lafayette s, and 6SS sth av.,
with bond OF $500
AGAFIA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Kauf-
man, receiver for. Agatha Demianenko, aG.,
.cordions, S4 Ayepue A, with a bond Of
$500.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-27
YoNKERs

W. 500 CASH EUYS 6-room and bath eunsa-
low, frame and shtngfe construction.
hardwood throug hout, electricity gas
steam, heat: plot 50z100. Price So $50. For
sunday appointment call Yonkers 5ssk
GAIL kAMPFER. s4s So BY. Yonkers.
sTUCCO HOUSE, rooms, bath. steam
heat. electric light; plot 6exIoo: gas.
Mortgage $1,000 (bauke. Splendid section
Near station. schools trolieys: 80 minutes
TO New York. Asking st2.6oe; make Offer.
SULffFAN, $50 South Broadway. Yonkera
Telephone $3.50. Open Sundays
New-York tribune., 1921-02-27

10 room furnished residence; garage:
also room cottage, barn, poultry houses;
s acres fruit; near Atlantic City and Sea
dress S. A. Chase, 165 Broadway. New
YORK CitY.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-27
Auckland HarborImprovements

Plans are well under way Tor the
completion OF wharves and sheds at
Auckland as well as the construction of
three more wharves, according to an
issue of The World Salesman, in order
to meet the demands of the constantly
increasing commerce. of this city.
This work. for which S4,S66.5o0 Is to be
spent, will be pushed as rapidly as
-possibfa.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-27
Butter. Cheese and Fggs

3atter-Receipts were b,440 packages
4Aae'yt higher than extras, lb., b3 q
~ extras. go score, 62iac; firsts, as to
S'rs 479 49o; seconds. SO. 10 81 score,
asac; lower grades, 32@ $780, unsalted.
3f1sF than extras, 55 Il @ 56cs extras, 54 u
|ssi 4, nrsts 4T@531scs seconds; 9sSpl'6c;
IL OF Storage, high scoring, 47 "a 48c;
fsss ~ s46W 47c, ttrsts. 39I9 45c: seconds,
TssSi lower grades, IS Gp29c; panish
q 1fas fresh. 51G52c; state dairy. titS; I'm
n a.. 70 lslr, 2SQ 40e; ladies', current make,
~ 27q CSC; seconds, s25 % 24c; tower
gSss 2f9 22c; packing st6ck,S current
lIss IIss, No l. 2Sc; No. 2, 22c: lower grades.
tieese Receipts were Ara boxes. state,
s5is n. milk. held. early made fats, spe-
~ TO-, " g 29c; fall made, 2B@ 27c
{Sss,se run, rs u @D26e; fresh specials. "a Il
g"snet average run, 23024ci lower
fssA fsA 1Sg 22c; twins, held specials, 269
w Nerage run, 24@25ia Wisconsin,
3 n. aats 25@27c; held twins. ESQ 26 1sc;
9Sass held, 25@ 2To; Young Americas,
n zig 2S NC; fresh. 27GD csc; slcims,
Il s1peelals. II ~ q 10 II c; prime 20 choice,
80 I'M. ISlr to good. 1o412c; lower
$sss--Receipts we're 22.s12 cases Fresh
IN Ess'.eot extras. dozen. Ale; extra arsts,
4 seconds. S6c; dirties. No. 1, s3 q 35ci
H.. = checks, fair to choice, dry 3e1 32ci
IN. IN. pennsylvania and nearby Westefnj
zsssay whites, extras. 55 dQ56cs extra fffsts
{s'so; nrsts. 6o@51c. gathered. hites,
ssse sssisse. extra hrsts, So@54e; under grades,
zs"s; Pacific Coast. white: extras, 56 q
y = ~ ~srs "a hrsts, 63W54c; frsts. SOC 52ci
n Ss4 sT& S9c; other Western ana South
4 sastaered whites, 40 6p5Gc; state, Penn-
ts and nearby Western. hennary
4 S,,s extra, 4S945c; gathered brown
~ 70 extra frats 90 90 Ann
New-York tribune., 1921-02-27
Satisfied Judgments

The first name is that Of the debtor; the
second that of the creditor and date when
Judgment was filed; wa, o..
In New York County
Borough Park Realty Co., Inc
A. RosenkrantZ ct al; Sept. 81,
Gatzos George-Bramhall Deane
Co. April II. 1elS.............. 2s4.61
Fechhman & Co; June s, 1918. 1o4.2s
New-York tribune., 1921-02-27
REAL EsrATE-sALE Oh RENT
New Jersey

THE DA1NTrEsr LITTLE HOUSE
IN all the Jersey hills; water rights on
chain OF pretty lakes; specially built for
year round occupancy; fine trees, high
ground; seven rooms. tiled bath; beautiful
and refined neghborhood; sale only; plot
l00x21o feet; fine street in Jerseys best
purely residential committing section; ele-
giant oak shade trees. 1s TT. In diameter
property was brand-new one and one-half
years ago; easy communication New York
City every convenience for comfortable le
living; invest little cash and what you
now lose paying rent, and own your own
home; can be bought for s2,500 cash, bal
ance on mortgage ready to move into ;
shades and electric fixtures all in beauti-
fully decorated and newly renovated; total
price So 500. NJ. A, Post Office Box 1107,
City Hall Station, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-27
fridays
Sugar and coffee

saee Fufures-The range OF prices:
Friday 8
New-York tribune., 1921-02-27
New Jersey
NEAR ATLANTIC CITY.

NEAR ATLANTIC CITY.
FRUIT FARM--EASY TERMS.
1000 peach trees, acres blackberries,
5 acres grapes. raspberries. ether fruits
biggest bargain In Atlantic County. IN CEN
ter fruit district OF Southern Jersey. short
home, barn, storage house. pig sty. corn
u 49, SACRIFICE PRICE ONLY $500.
THIRD CASH.
Fully described on bargain list Just out
Call or write for free copy.
NEW JERSEY FARM AGENCY
Street New York city.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-27

= 49, ~ So
s~s--- s.-- -.-
s.sssea s,sa-sa ~.
AsaIa-- ~ q
Ass'. !, 4. .-..,- :.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-27
New York State

ACRES, including house, rooms and
bath, barn over 100 fruit trees. for sale:
tion; 30 minutes from station, in lncorpo-
rated village; gas. electricity running
water; price $500; mortgage 1000. For
picture and further description, address
ACRES, Room 9os, Times Bldg.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-27

sqshern Spot Observation-Disclosures quiet,
d soints lower at 12c: sales 661 bales.
D. Orleans quiet, 25 points lower at
tsa:; sales 4o9 bales. Mobile nominal, so
3lts lower at lie; sales nil. Savannah
85ss.s unchanged at 1850; sales nil. Au-
Ssa quiet, so points lower at lie: sales
u sales. Memphis steady. unchanged at
1Nc; sales zoo bales. st. Louis auiet,
5sasrged at 13c; sales2 niE' . Houston
}Efb unchanged at 1Sc; sales 2.36S bales.
aEls Rock quiet. 25 points lower at, lie; !;
b ESQ bales. Dallas steady, As points
3'T al 10,70c; sales 1923 bales. Mont
&nsry dull. so points lower at 11.25c
BIS nil. Fort Worth steady. IS points
s'g az 1860; sales 525 bales.
j Cottonseed OH
yss weakness in cotton yesterday caused
81 or less selling, but this was offset
the early strength in lard, and on the
'fle the market was steady to firm. clos
a With set gains of l TO 10 points.
aas range Of prices:
FRIDAYS
New-York tribune., 1921-02-27
G1otton Industry In japan

Lee ss mas been prepared by the Far
2ssns : = aiyision of the cotton spinning
u s,a.ss ~ and factories in Japan. Civ
Ma esoh case, In addition TO. the
M |Ms sa saa address, the number OF ring,
lsshsa twisted yarn srindlea and the
kaIsh of looms. This list Is now
Esa Under reference number FE-
New-York tribune., 1921-02-27
CHAPPAQUA

1S acres, Frame house. old type IN good
shape Chicken house. barns, fruit. shade
trees. ! mile State Road 10 station.
$4,000. w. j. fyEY, Chappaqua. ~. Y.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-27

MARVELLOUS BARGAINs-45 acres, best
parian rights. at $500 acre. No. $3.50. 25
acres, very choice, macadam road, water
and electric lights at $3.50 acre. No, IA 100,
nished, s11,500;4 No 10 ,2S5, fun details on re-
guest, ]. Sterling Drake, 20 Broadway, New
New-York tribune., 1921-02-27
OssINING

$4,000 buys 43 acre farm. 10 room house
barn, artesian well; some fruit. Located
Mount Airy, highest point Westchester Co.
4 miles Croton Station. One half remain
mortgage. K. Il. LENT, Ossining.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-27

COLONIAL VILLA OF 6 rooms bath and
garage; plot 100x144 feet; going for two
thirds value; must sell; want $4,000 cash,
balance of $500 on easy term mortgages:
elevation 700 feet; between Montclair and
Morristo#n, in the most picturesque, pure
ly residential section of New Jersey: house
ready for occupancy by April 2, beautifully
decorated and fitted with electric light fix
lures shades and electric range; very con-
Yenient committing to N. Y. City; can pro-
vide moving facilities Quick, Post Office
Box 378, City Hall Station, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-27
REAL EsrArn-sALE oE RENT
Brooklyn

ARCADIA BUNGALOWS
Sheepshead Bay; seven months, April 20 No
vember, furnished, $3.50 four rooms; unfur-
nished $3.50; private beach: gas, electricity :;
bus service from Brighton line subway sta
ton.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-27

POULTRY AND. FRUIT FARMS IN sunny
Florida, near Jacksonville; find land W.
wiH help you financially TO make good
write Jax Heights Co, Jacksonville Fla
New-York tribune., 1921-02-27

GRA8tERGsY PARK-Attrsctive two rooms
kItchenette, bath, large fireplace, ali new
furniture; lease. Dean. Apt. 3 81 Irving
Place.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-27
AVOID THE RusH-AcT QUIC
Richmond

A MODERN EIGHT-RooM HOUSE
that you will be proud to own with
garage, lots Of ground, 1o0x100 feet,
steam heat, electric lights. hardwood
floors. Direct from owner, will sell
cheap, little cash required.
A. Il. LEE.
ESQ Madison Av. Murray ELI 1888.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-27
In Bronx County

The FIRST name is that of the. 6estess
Arnher-OIs Medical Products Co. ~
Inc.-P. Yoekel. ............,.,. s7sA.
Bcdenheina. Herrnann-N. 7. Teis~
phone Co. 81.
D'Aguino. Gaetaao---Sans Of Italy
Tobacco Co. ...e....t... 1ax
Ferguson, Edna MI. Distz
et Observation-Disclosures ITa.
Gerber. Samuel-1 A- Affen~
New-York tribune., 1921-02-27
Havana Elec
"a 1aEp

Hud 4 III rrfss
New-York tribune., 1921-02-27
do 4Ma I'd aariaa 1aah

do 4Ms I'd series 1895. ssL a.
do AZ stlg In. 1881 ..!.. 6aB "a
St@Pafiesse, 4oiSltf CITY, 5H lAb3.. b3 -
oh ~ dt y 9-yr 9 iaa. 1871. 9o2 80
do 3-Yr 5As 1922 ... SAL al
do 1a~yr & iss, 1929. ssh az
do 20-yr 61as. 1937 Sc az
Mexico ext stlg IS of 80, 1915. 46A *
do gold AZ ef of, 1854. ~. 3a1S a.
Kdem Italy 5-yr 5Sa gold bonds sIb So
New-York tribune., 1921-02-27
Grain Prices
wheat

WneAS
Yesterdays Previous Year
News yorkt close. close, ago.
No hard. ...s. $1.ssA $1,91 -'
Friday
Open High. Low. Close. closo.
atarch... 1.6sl5 l.69M 1.e7b 1.6SM 167&.
May. 1888 1859 I56A L57A 167A
Yesterdays Previous Year
No ssy sGaR GsSiS i'sis is'Ssisss4 s5A
May '-s@' IS, ..... .sss .!oa 1.sA
July .s......s .fAA 'iz 'I.St Ss
s. .Oats
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close. close. sgo.
No. white. .S0.b5ia so.56 S1.o29l.o245
May .s....... .44S 45% .soh
July ....s .451s .4Sk IAN
Rye
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York. close. close. ego
No Western. .$1.7o2 SLIM s1.7sA
Flour and Meal
Yesterdays Previous Year
spg pat .ss7B@s.a5 ss,76@9.25 sta124s
cornmeaI 2.10@2.20 2.o082.2o s.so@ 3.75
Rye -. s.5QQ9.00 s.b02s.0o s.o0Qs.s5
Bran $500 st5o 5000 961.0 90
New-York tribune., 1921-02-27
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

MORTGAGE loans made quickly, straight
Ave years; low cost. T. s. SPRAGTE
III Broadway, Room, sos. Rector 5971.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-27
Queens

JAMAICA. s1-23-25 Franklin ST. frame
houses, rooms each; all improvements
except heat; 75x1S2; shade, fruit; 200 feet
Fulton St. Hampstead, Mineola, BELMONT
Park, Far Rockaway'and City Line trolley,
blocks Bklyn L." B. r. r.. blbcks
L. I. r. r. (Hillside Station); ample drive
way to rear OF property. T. LOULEN, ass
Fulton st., Jamaica. Tel. o362.
AVOID THE RUSH-ACT QUICK.
No Taxes 10 Years.
New model 1-family homes, 8 rooms.
Bath and Kitchen tiled; electric, parquet,
Sun parlor. driveway; cash $1,000
Tel. BUsHMAN, Rich Hill 1924.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-27
Receivers in Bankruptcy
Satisfied Judgments

The following Judgments were filed yes
day, the first name being that of the
New-York tribune., 1921-02-27

67TH ST, wEsT--Most attractive sunny,
three rooms (duplex), kitchenette, re-
charge; restaurant; swimming pool; s3ss
a month. Apartment 410.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-27
RYE

$1,000 CASH buys attractive ROOMS,
tiled bath; garage: ALI modern impts
near beach; owner will sacrifice, Sill 600
BY appointment. Tel 337 Rye SEE
GORDON CASH. Trolley passes Office
VIEW OF SOUND. rooms. bath.
garage $4,000. Terms reasonable: other
houses from $1,000 up. Miss t.. NJ. DRUM
MOND. 90 Purchase ST., Rye (near statfon),
Telephone g11.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-27

DESIRABLE kITCHENETTE apartment
$40 West 8Sth st two large, well lighted
rooms kitchenette; Sth floor; highest class
fireproof building; southerly exposure;
electric laundry in basement; rent, $500.
Immediate sossession.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-27

TO OCTOBER-The wyoming, 7th ave.
and 65th St, 7 rooms, baths; seen any
time, For particulars address /. Abbey,
East 39th st.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-27

T6TH. 22s w--Reautifuily furnished apart-
ment. two rooms and kitchen. including
linen, silver; private telephone Col. 1925.
Merritt
New-York tribune., 1921-02-27

BASEMENT and parior floor; 8 large
rooms: latest improvements. 4s3 Han"
cock St. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-27

4-5-S-7-s ROOMS. $75 to s176: modem cor
ventencesi Immediate possession; Sunday
inspection Yonkera Realty Exchange, Sss
South Broadway Phone $500 Yonkers.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-27

THREE ROOMS AND BATH, $50.
On first floor in the cooperative plan eleva~
tor apartment house, No. II EAST s5TH ST,
near 5th av.. in the social center; cash in
Vestment. $3.50; the rental value OF this
three-room apartment being 800, the in
CRUIKSHANKS SONS, So Liberty st.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-27

s7TH ST, "a WEST--Elegant aeor, gas loxs,
sun parlor, bath; $3.50. lease.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-27
APARTMENTS To LEr-UNFURNIsHED
Manhattaf

ROOMS AND BATH. SIS TO sfes,
in the cooperative plan elevator apartment
houses. Nos. II and 10 EAST 95TH ST. near
9Th av., in the social center: cash invest
nlent, S2,30 to $4,000 which includes cost Of
stock ownership, renovation and decorating ;
feet; unique. equitable, money saving CO.
operative plan. WILLIAM CRUIKSHANK'S
SONS. Agents, s5 Liberty st.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-27
APARTMENTS TO LEr.-vUnNrsHmp
ManhsttaD

5TTH ST., ss EAsT-To suhIes furnished
apartment. TWO rooms, bath, living room.
exceptionally large and Beautifully fur
nished.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-27
EURNIsHEp HOUSES WANTED.

WANTED, by Christian family OF adults. a
furnished house in Connecticut or West
chester County. for Six months, within ono
hour OF New York; near the station. g
4o5, Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-27
REAL EsTATE--sALE OR BENT
Manhattan

CORNER. to4xtlo feet, 5ist st. eonvsr-
tert 20 Park nv. will take mortgage for n
purchase price for s Years. u e; answer by
letter. Room t3s. 81 Pima 81,
10TH ST. 1Ts E.--s rooms. 2 baths; jus,
reznodellsd; ready for occupancy; price
$4,000 WILLIS. Isl Rhinelander.