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New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
Real Estate News
Hatters to Pay $4,000
Yearly for AID St. Store

Charles Berg and Herbert J. Millard.
hattcrs, leased the store at so East
Forty-second Street, and will conduct
business undor the name of Millard =,
Ltd. H. C.. kopp e. Co. and Cushman
& Wakefield, Inc, we're the brokers'
The rental of the store has been held
at $4,000.
Albert B. Ashforth, Inc. leased space
at 73 West Forty-fourth Street to N. G..
Falor. and at 366 Fifth Avenue to
Prayer e. Prayer, Inc.
The Cross g. Brown Company leased
the store and basement at 1877 West
l25th street to the Ground Grippcr
Stores, Inc; space in the Fisk Build
ing, Fifty seventh Street and Broad
way, to the Tidewater Oil Sales Cor
poration, and to Albert E. Guimnres
stephen II. Tying lr. & Co., Inc,
leased Offices IN the Metropolis Build
ing, 81 Union Square. to the Truscon
Steel Company for New York executive
Offices.
Daniel Birdsan & Co, Inc, rented
the building 5l2 Hudson Street to tho
the third loft at 3l5 and 3l7 Church
Street to Spector & Domber, and the
fifth loft at $50 Broadway to the
Browne Morse Sales Company.
William A. White & Sons leased to
the Thomas J. Tunnoy international
Detective Agency Offices nj 6s William
Street; TO Oaknan S. Clifford the store
at Reade Street; to Martin Loewe
space at 22 Thames Street; to Saul
Ander and Benjamin Polar loft at
l66 Center Street, and for S. Charles
Walsh to the California Central Cream .
cries, at an aggregate rental OF S45,000,
the building at 175 Franklin Street.
William A. Connell leased TO the At
lantic and Pacific Tea Company the
corner store at 1919 Lexington Avenue,
at Seventy sixth Street; to DR.. f. J..
ington Avenue; to Fisher & Sons the
second floor at 1914 Lexington Avenue,
and for J. Novack to the Erminc Art
Embroidery Company the third loft at
732 Lexington Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
Notable Company Creets
The Coolidges at Dinner

From The T'fbuaes Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, March 15.-The
Vice President and Mrs. Coolidge dined
this evening with Senator and Mrs.
Key Pittman, who had a DISTINGUISHED
company to meet them, the guests in
Guiding the Ambassador of France and
Nine, Jusserand
The Ambassador of Russia, Mr.. Bakh-
meteff. will be the honor guest at the
first luncheon to be given in 1922 by
the Overseas Writers, which will be
given Saturday at the City Club.
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson was the guest
of honor at a small informal luncheon
given to-day by Mrs Cary T. Grayson,
wife Of Admiral Grayson.
Mrs. George Wharton Pepper. wife
of Senator Pepper, of Pennsylvania,
was the guest in whose honor Mrs,
Louis 7. McFadden. wife Of Represen-
tative McFadden, entertained at lunch
con to-day at the Army and Navy Club
Mrs. James NJ. Beck, wife of the
Solicitor General of the Department of
Justice, and their daughter, Miss Bea-
trce Beck, have gone to Hot Springs,
Va, for the remainder of March.
Mrs. William Littauer and Miss Lit
tauer have returned to Washington
after months absence spent at
Aiken, S. c., and Hot Springs, Va
Nine. Hauge entertained dinner
company of twenty~four this evening,
her guests including friends of her
niece, Miss Louise Ross Todd
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
Henry Hill Anderson BUYS
20 Acres at RosIvn for Home

Henry A. Rogers, of the Wheatley
Hills Real Estate Corporation sold to
Henry Hill Anderson tract of about
twenty acres at Roslyn, L. I. The prop
erty is south of and adjoining the coun-
try estate of John II. Love and is north
of and opposite the large country es-
tate of Henry D. Walbridge. The tract
was collected from three owners u
acres was purchased from Thomas Mott
and the balance was purchased from
Congressman Frederick C. Hicks and
the Frederick Eastman estate. The pur-
chaser will improve the property with
modern house and garage for all year
occupancy.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
81 Princeton Seniors
Win Phi Beta Kappa Key
Il. S. Mapletoft. of Newark,
Heads Scholarship List for
Honor Fraternity
Speciol Dispatch TO The Tribune

PRINCETON, n. j., March l5.-Thir-
ty-two seniors of Princeton University
We're elected to Phi Beta Kappa here
to-day. Robert Smith Mapletoft. Of
Newark, n. j.; R. Miles Warner. OF
Muncie. Ind, and Arthur Joseph Cowan,
of Harrison. n. Y. were the first three
in the order Of rank among the thirty
new key wearers who are candidate :
for the degrees of bachelor Of arts and
bachelor OF science Oscar Swenson,
of Arlington, y j., and George Robert
Meyers, Of Bellwood, Pa. were the two
seniors elected from the civil en-
gineering department.. Warren Scott
Reeve, of Lancaster, Pa. was elected
TO Phi Beta Kappa In his Junior year
and now ranks second in the class
scholasticaliy,
The complete list of men elected here
to-day, in order OF rank, is as follows
Robert Smith Mapletoft, Newark, n.
j.; r. Miles Warner, Muncie, Ind; Ar
thur Joseph Cowan, Harrison. n Y:
Albert Lionel Cuff, Pittsburgh; Ernest
Seton Heller. New York; Donald Neal
Davidson, Boise, Idaho; Harry Carlton
Hart, Amber, Pa; Stuart Carter Dodd
New York; Burton Edwards Vaughn
Little Rock, Ark; Lee David Butler
Dunmore, Pa; Manuel Brussaly, Prince.
ton, n. j.; John Arthur Toesmeier
Youngstown, Ohio; Harold Lee Ward
Orchard Lake, Mich; Morton Keency
Grand Rapids, Mich: Charles Denby
jr, Washington; Francis Clark Wood
Wooster, Ohio; Samuel Pierce Brown
ing, Maysvi!le, Ky; Richard Pugh Nor
gan, Johnstown, Pa; John Prentiss
Foe, Baltimore; John White Slawson
Spokane. Wis; Thomas McCamant
Portland. Ore; Edward Hurlbut Deco
ningh Chicago; Jacob Henry Leon
Haddonfeld, n. j.; Hulet Pieper Smith
minneapolis. Mimi; Robert HARRINGTON
McCord, Greenwich, Conn; Alfred
Hamilton Barr jr., Baltimore; II. Struve
Hensel, Tenafy, N, j.; Schuyler Brinck-
erhof, Jackson, n. Y; Alpheus Hyatt
Mayor, Princeton, N. j. Richard Kings
bury Stevens, Meriden, Conn. Civil
englneerlng: Oscar Swenson, Airing
ton, N. j.; George Robert Meyers, Of
Bellwood, Pa.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
Two Big Flats
To Go Up ON
East Side Sites
history Joint Ownership
Apartment for Lexington
Avenue: Phelps Stokes
Fund 10 Build in 9th ST.

The Joint Ownership Construction
Company, Inc. Frederic Culver presi-
dent, purchased from Andrew La2are
the northeast corner Of Lexington Ave
nue. and Seventy Street, a plot
A0Nl02 feet, and will erect on the site
thlrteen-story apartment, dies igned
for the use of fourteen families. About
half Of the suites viii consist Of twelve
rooms-a large drawing room, GOxS0
large dining room and library, four
master bedrooms and four baths. three
servants rooms and bath, servants
dining and sitting room, kitchen and
pantry. More bedrooms may be had
If desired. Other suites VIII contain
eight rooms and three baths. Byrne e.
Bowman we're the brokers.
The plans are being prepared by
James Gamble Rogers, consulting
architect to Yale University, who has
done work in this city and elsewhere
Mis- latest achievement was the Hark-
ness Memorial Dormitory, quadrangle
and tower at Yale.
Among those who have already pur-
chased apartments are Cecil Shallcross
president OF the North British ynd
Mercantile insurance Company; Miss
Elizabeth NJ. Lynch. of the Colony
Club, and James Gamble Rogers
The building at 1876 East Sixty
seventh Street. erected by the same
company from plans of Walker e. Gil
lette, is now nearing completion.
Site for Stokes Model Flat
Leon S. Altmayer sold for the Equitable
Trust Company to the Phelps Stokes
Fund the plot of vacant lots at Sd to GO
East Ninety-seventh Street, which has
frontage of 100 feet and a depth of
l0o.11 feet, located on the south side
of East Ninety y-seventh Street, about
100 feet east of Madison Avenue. This
property is cxcavated and will be i'm
mediately improved by the Phelps
Stokes Fund with model tenement
The property is free and clear of mort
gage and was sold all for cash.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
Two Modern Flats on Upper
Sd Ave. Pass to New Owner,

William Goldstone and Simon Myers
resold to client of P. NJ. Clear & Co.
4058 to 4062 Third Avenue, two modern
ive-story apartment houses with
stores, 33x1O0 each
The newly formed S. A. H. Realty
Corporation (S. Eichler, Il. Small and
A. Leichter) purchased the tve-story
forty-foot apartment house at 86l Tin
ton Avenue, northwest corner of l6Oth
Street, from client Of Frederick Lese.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
New York Life Sells Group
OF Dwellings on First Ave

Six four-story dwellings at 8O6 to
3l6 First Avenue, northeast corner Of
Eighteenth Street, have been sold by
the New York Life Insurance. and Trust
Company as trustees, to I. v. Cohen.
The property has q frontage Of 90
street. Tho stated consideration was
$55,000. The same company also sold
two buildings, on plot 50x100, at 1850
and 1852 Amsterdam Avenue, to Her
man Thielhelm for $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16

beaere a four-story dwelling at i1s
West Eighty eighth Street 20x100s.
George W. Brettell resold for Mrs
Elizabeth Hall TO buyer for occupancy
tho three-story dwelling at 1870 East
f27th Street, 18x10o.
Charles A. Dubois sold for Robert
Hopper to Mrs. Mary Marone the three
story dwelling $50 West 152d Street,
16x99.11.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
-. -
Lis Pendens Reveals Dsa,
For Building in Mo,os. Y

Dis pendens fiIad For specia, 7
formance by the De Kaib CIV CIV, pss.
against the property OF ths VyU1,apsay
aosomob'le aoto raenufacturers. a. 2nist i,satea
zobz broadway, reveals pro0ross s,'V y
deal for q valuable leasehold q e
along upper Automobile ~ ro,. nsoidrs
property consists Of a four-stor. TIE
ture at tho northeast corner - ,strus
way and Seventieth Street All. ~ brad.
ages Of 1910 and I0l.5 feel ra.n rn iion,-
y, pat up on land leased frpectys-
Eugens Higgins estate for ron III.
Of years. iohg ters
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
DR.. p. y. Williams to Erect
Home at Pelham Manor

Prince & Ripley have sold for Leo
Feist SIX lots on Pelhamdale Avenue,
Pelham Manor, to Dr.. p ~ Williams,
OF Pelham Manor, who win erect two
attractive houses Immediately. The
property was held at $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
100000 Flat Improvement
For BROOKLYN Corner Plot

John II. Delack sold for the Wetmore
estate the northeast corner Of Troy
Avenue and Sterling Place, 77.9x100, TO
u builder who will improve the site
with store and apartments at an
estimated cost of 100000
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16


tain the right mouth conditions.
Correct in Practice. Today scien~
tihc dentists know that harsh drugs
and chemicals harm mouth tissues.
Colgate's Ribbon Dental Cream
does not contain them. Authorities
agree that dentifrice should do
only one thing-clean teeth thor
oughly. Colgate's does this No
false claims are made that Colgate's
possesses any other virtue, but it
does possess this one in the highest
degree, and in a higher degree than
any other kind of dentifrice.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
CriscOm Estate TO Receive
An Incomc Of 81 .OOU

W J. Russell and Samuel Goldstickcr
leased The six-story building at 228 to
230 West Street, for an aggregate rem
tai Of $15O,OO0, to Coles &, Co, dealers
IN basket and wooden ware, who have
been located in Warren Street for
thirty wears. Tho Griscom estate Of
philndelp lphia owns the prOperty.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
Woman Leases I4-Roonl
Suite in 5,h Ave. House

Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. leased a
special duplex apartment OF fourteen
rooms and four baths in the new build
ing being erected at 920 Fifth Avenue.
southeast corner Of Seventy-third
Street, by J. u. Il. Carpenter to Mrs.
Walter Glib. q resident Of BroOklyn.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
Buyer to Occupy Entire
Building in Wcs, n

White Goodman sold fo. Tu"ss
nnrlsy 4r. ths mercantile building "ss - !. I
" esq broadway, near Duane si,s.. q. i5s
q ciIent wno viii use the enf ,,'ss's "a ts
ing for his own business. ol.'s,
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
Sale of BROOKLYN Factory

The McInerney Klinck Realty Com
pany sold the four-story factory at 49,
Is Waverly Avenue, 50x100. for Rock
wood & Co.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
Sells Dyckman St. Building

Frank Volz sold for Morris Rienen-
stock the business building, 126 Dyck-
man Street, 262 feet west of Nagle
Avenue, to A. Reuben, dealer in baby
carriages and TOYS
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
In the Auction Market

BY Joseph 2. Day.
GRAND ST as. q AS West broadway
5-sty bldg and stores. 20x60, Michael J.
Donovan agt Edith NJ. Callahan ct al;
amt due, S1,99s.4t; taxes. etc. S1,1S3; to
Philip j. knobloclt for $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
Rent Ninth Stree, G

Frederick Fox {. Co, Inc Iss..3 49, -.
third loft at 81 10 - East NH ;49'e3 % NJ
to tAa Xcluso Auto, Trurk ~ ar stree
cialty Corporation. the secs,a a''q ,Sps
s82 and S34 Broadway 70 n " riot z
Son. ~ Levy 4
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
Woman Sells Westficld Corner

Joseph P. Day and Welch g. Son sold
for Mrs. Amelia Drake the plot, 630x
230, at tho northeast corner Of Alston
Road and Railway Avenue, Westfeld,
I
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16

TITS A DOUBLE ACTION DrNrrFR1CH:
l. % Loosens clinging particles.
(2) Washes them away.
Sensiblein Theory. oucan'tbeat
common sense when backed by
modern science. Healthy saliva is
practically neutral, sometimes
slightly alkaline. Colgate's Ribbon
Dental Cream is mildly alkaline,
practically neutral, and cleanses
without disturbing natures bal
ance. Avoid dentifrices that arc
strongly alkaline or appreciably
acid. Colgate's helps to main.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-27
Brokers Still Kept Busy
Locating Business Space
importers Pay $1,000 YEARLY
tor Il Floor on Fifth Ave-:
Many Downtown Rentals

Clark I. Chambers and Edgar 4.
Manning, of Manning d Trunk, leased
at 7lS Fifth Avenue the first floor to
Miss ]. N. Rust, importer and dealer
IN l&ccs, tea gowns and embroiderjcs.
at an annual rental Of $4,000
Hornor Fish & Hunt, Inc, rented
othces at 2S0 Madison Avenue to John
", Evans jr.; in the National Asso-
clahon building, 26 West Forty-fourth
; rect, to Earl II. Pelletier, ard to II.
" oodruH Scott; at 527 Fifth Avenue,
the Hartman Bank building, space to
the Berkeley barber shop and Offices
TO Henry Green, Bernhardt Muller and
John Albert Campbell.
Pease & Gilman leased floor az
~ west Fifty-siXth Street to Adelne
Donshea.
William A. White 6. Sons leased
space at SO John Street to the Hart,
ord Accident and Indemnity Company;
at ID and 16 South William Street to
John Madden: at az Exchange Place
offices to Maurice Lcv.s and henry c.
haplan: at a2 Broadway space to the
New York Hanseatlc Corporation: at
349 to 1853 Fifth Avenue Offices to Smith
Brother5; at l6 and 18 EXCHANGE Plice
of'ices to Joseph ?. Routh; at 73 Fronc
Street Offices to the Sainsbury -Coffey
COHlpdHS AT 90 10 o. dQnn street OF
fees to Walter X. Bedell at 66 Green
wich Street the store and basement
to Samuel Levine; at Pa Murray
Street the store, basement and sub
basement to J. H. Bindell, and space
at 100 Broadway TO Harris & Abbott.
Daniel Birdssll & Co.. Inc, ren-ed
the store and basement at % Walker
Street to Clarence Korb the first lott
at so Vesey Street to the Magee Steam
Specially Corporation, and the first
loft at ia and 116 Spring Street to
Hobar & Solow.
7. NJ. Clear & Co. leased for the
estate Of Henry Knabe the thrce-story
building at the northeast corner OF
Centre and White streets to Sigmund
Schwartz, who will extensively remodel
the building for a cafeteria and lunch
room.
Charles B. Van Valen, Inc, leased
Offices at 81 and b3 Maiden Lane to
Mundheim & Gelshenen, Dewey &
Benedict and Joseph Gladstone, and
offices at 10 William Street to Levy
&; Bodger, Bookmeyer 6; Stallings and
Emil Caiman 6 Co.
Henry Shapiro & Co sublet the store
at 223 Broadway to Sol Hurwitz. sport
ing goods, and q store at 1924 and 1926
Third Avenue to Lerner & Foinberg,
women's waist and lingerie shop, with
0 OReilly & pahn.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-27
Wesichcster an Active
Section of Home Buying
Pelham Hciehts House, Now
Being Erected, Sold: New
Workers BUY Home Sites

Fish S Marvin sold for Harry S,
Houpt his English stucco house now
under course of Conbtruction at
Colonial and Corona avenues, Pelham
Heights Tnc properly was held st
$4,000 The same brokers sold for
Ralph M Morris a large plot on Pei
banda Avenue and Boulevard to Mrs.
). L. Hunter, who intends to build q
home The property was held at 81 500.
Edward c. Griffin sold at Larchmont
.or Henry Holt, Of this city, two lots
on Larchmont Avenue. near Addison
Avenue, to John Wrinkle; for the Chats
worth Heights Realty Company two
iots a. Murray and Forest avenues to
John Bowman. and for the same seller
two lots on Murray Avenue to Daniel
/. Ufuer The same broker leased for
Arthur +. Whitmore his cottage on
Walnut Avenue to Howard Chichester,
of this city; for the Rev. T. II. Miller,
his cottage in Larchmont Park TO Fred
R. Wolff, and for Mrs. Marion S. Con-
molly her cottage on Helena Avenue 70
Albert J. Adams.
Thomas S. Burke sold the two and
onc-ha story frame dwelling at rs
Bayloy Avenue, Yonkers, for Harold A.
Reich to DR.. John H. Tolfair.
Ernest T. Bower sold for the Land
Estates, Inc the new two-story dwell
nE, 1876 Lefferts Road, 50XlO0, IN Park
Hill. South Yonkers.
Chauncey B. Grifen sold for Robert
G Bromm and Thomas Y. Underhill q
ylao on the east side of Waller Avenue,
the Carhart tract, White Plains, to
william h. Tucker, who owns the ad-
oniug house.
Hove & Thompson sold q four-story
srsrtmeu, on Central Avenue, White
Plains for Albert Martinello to Fran
cisca Calderone, of this city.
Duross Company leased for Harriet
Y Chidrster to o. c. Field an estate
H Clinton Avenue, Dobbs Ferry
New-York tribune., 1922-04-27
Sales Of Loft Buildings
In Downtown Sections
Reardons Acquire Structure in
Water Street Extending
to Front Street

lnarlos T. Noyes Company sod Tor
Lurte & Feinbers to James S. Reardon
and Daniel L. Reardon the hve-atory
and loft at 27l Water Street, through
to $50 Front Street. containing 10000
feet Of space and with frontages OF
24.7 feet on Water Street and 1873
feet on Front Street. In part payment
Lurie & Feinberg took the vacant plot
at the northeast corner Of 169th Street
and Gerard Avenue. 64xlO1x126. Nego-
tiations are pending for the resale Of
the lots to builder
Betty Hodschar sold to Ida Borcnson
the six-story building with stores,
15.9N1Q01X Irregular, at the northwest
corner of Bond and Lafayette streets.
Benjamin Caro- purchased a seven
story store and loft building st 334
and 336 Bowery, 35.2x86.11x irregular.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-27
hdine. ON 4th Avenue,
TO Kemain as a Hotel

The Hotel Aldine, seven-story
'ulldng al 429-431 Fourth Avenue, is
not 20 be converted into a business
;ruc,1ro as was planned by the 126th
Stree Holding Company when {
bought the property last month. Re
sale Of ao old hotel has been made by
he con- pauy 20 jerome c. and Mort
'Ener g Mayer who in turn have leased
ne premises TO the newly formed 431
.oGlrta Avenue Holding Company, which
VIII continue its use as q hostelry.
The -ructure on site, 31.4x100, has
leea leased for forty-two years at an
anu. rental Of about $4,000. a A.
and S Levine ard A. Peikes are the
-lIeOtors O lhe leasing company.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-27
X cal f estate News
association Caring
For Poor Children to
Hare Larger Home

ne 1rosvonor Noighborhood
house is to have a larger home in
East Forty-ninth Street, having ont
groWn Its present quarters in East
fht'eth Street. The association.
which looks after the welfare Of
poor children, yesterday bought the
Two threc-story dwellings, at 221 and
z-3 East Forty-ninth Street and
"lH convert them into single
house from plans by Arthur c.
Holden, architect The houses were
bought from Pierre Janssen. Paul
u. SAKE was the broker. The officers
of the association ara Miss c. M.
Nichols, president; Mrs. Gillet Lof-
ferts, vice-president, and Mrs. Hunt
ington Lyman, treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-27
MADISON Chambers
Passes to Ne1. Control

oe'o"e {. and Mortimer G. Mayer
1--we I've, purchased the thirty three year
aseAo.d az on Madison Chambers at COL
-. oV1 Madison Avenue, between
> 60: seventh and Fifty-eighth streets,
3ootte-s,,ofy building, devoted to stores,
3. S1o6 oo!hces and apartments, neld
tFe' 'ioogOV' Herbert Hecht & Co. we're
n ,ao,,SSsefS. The property wa 'cased
4Sl2 by DR.. B'akc TO the Madison
-nanoers Company for S110o0 an-
-.stiy' tbs tenants romodei,rg The
'F0c.Gre Ing ''-0
New-York tribune., 1922-04-27
" endeI Estate leases Dwellings
On Lexington Ave. Corner

Ne newly formed Sixty-first Street
Holding Corporation, with Z. Goldstoin
and Z. and A. Weissmann as directors.
leased from the Wendell estate the
three and four-story dwellings, 4ox100,
at the southwest corner Of Lexington
Avenue and SiXty-frst Street, for forty
two years. The company will pay an
annual rental OF $4,000 during the first
twenty-one years and $4,000 yearly
throughout the balance OF the term.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-27
1et Suites in Fifth Ave. Z~ne

o. reese d Gilman leased for J, E. r.
@fP1u.er the builder. in the house
."'ca ce is erecting at 920 Fifth Ave
.,'a at The south corner of Seventy
iI.fd Street. Two apartments. one on
d.. ground floor and one on the second
-'of q i. Henry Dick.
10 -, Ham A. White & Sons leased at
~ " est Fi,ty-fourth Street an apart
ae' To Willard r. Eaton and for the
~S"'on Company to Katherine Davis
- mouse at 512 West End Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-27
REAL EsTArE-sALE OR RENT


5ORNEu apartment. lower Nes. SIDE;
small suites. fine location; rents $4,000
lr.ce t275.oGo. Wil make terms 10 suit
>LAWSON AZ HOBBS, 1tc w. I'D ST.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-27
Oucrn=

DUP HON. servlcc plan Will nave you
20co ana taxes. PARIS ( SON. Lie ".
I'D. Chelsea 1902.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-27
NeW Jersey
zee ilst or houses for safe ana rent Writ.
VAN WINKLE CO. Rutherford, ~ !.
Delaware

FOR sALE-Good Delaware farm. All
una Die land; i08 acres; t}vo orchards,
Socd ouildlngs On good State road. seven
miles from Wilmington. Address
{ l.. WERKHEISER
-.oo z Scott ST, NtIMington. Del
New-York tribune., 1922-04-27

HEIGHTS. 143 Clinton al; large light
rooms, alcove, tile bath. parquet foors
al improvements: private house. $50: seen
between sc week days, Phone Main
New-York tribune., 1922-04-27
New Jersey

GARRISON AVE. I2I (Jersey Cltyj--4
room. high class apartment, minutes
from summit Tubes Telephone Bergen
IH4a caN Doscher
New-York tribune., 1922-04-27
10 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
AID ST. SECTION

a,2s0 So. TT. EXECUT1vE OFFICES.
i'm hoor In now nrst class building nigh.
on all sides, Particulars. Douglas, Gibbons
{ Go L. 45th 81. Tel. Vanderbilt 0s2s.