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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-08-05

The first woman's club in the United
States was founded in Boston by Anne
Hutchinson in 1898.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-08-05
Little Brick Church.

Sunday school at $3.50 a. m. The
pastor being absent there will be no
preaching service at 10:45 a. M, but
the Sunday school service will be more
elaborate than usual. Some special
musical numbers will be rendered,
both vocal and instrumental. No serv-
ice at the evening hour.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-08-05

ueSS anu HEeBuldIl-
ty. l was weak and
nervous and could
hardly stand on my
feet long enough to
cook a meal. | was
this way for about a
year and had tried
several medicines
and had a physician,
but to no avail. My
sister was taking
your medicine and
finally induced me to
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-08-05
Third Street VI. E. Church.

Sunday school and preaching serv
ice Sunday morning at the usual hours
The pastor will return from Ruggles
Campmeeting to conduct these serv-
ices. The Sunday school kept up fine
last Sunday, let's do better Sunday. All
not attending campmeeting are invited
WORTH S. PETERS, Pastor.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-08-05
First Bantist Church.

Sunday school at $50 a. m, j. P
Gather, superintendent. Prayer meet
ing Thursday evening at usual hour
No preaching service because of alb
sence of pastor on vacation.
JOHN A DAVIS, Pastor.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-08-05
First PRESBYTERIAN church.

Sunday school at $50 a. m, ]. B
Wood, superintendent Preaching serv.
ice 10:45 a. m At night, in open all
service $50 p. IN.
J. BARBOUR. Pastor.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-08-05
Church Of the Nativity.

Feast of TRANSPORTATION.
Holy communion a. M; Church
school 9.30 a. M; Holy communion
and sermon 10:45 a. m.
JOHN J. P. PERRY. Rector.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-08-05
First NJ. E. Church, South.

Sunday school at $3.50 a. m. Preach
ing at 10:45 a. m. League at GAS p. m
A good crowd is ured to be present to
hear a visiting minister preach.
o. C. SEWERS, Pastor.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-08-05
MAYSVILLE'S CHURCHES
Where Services Will Re Held In Thi>
City on Sunday Morning
and Evening.
Christian Science.

Christian Science services Sunday
at II a. m; Sunday school at 10 a. m
at Masonic Temple. G. A R. room.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-08-05
Sedden NJ. E. Church.

Sunday school $50 a. m. Preaching
services 10:45 a m. Evening services
1880. E. V. COLE, pastor
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MRS. HATFIELD
SABINA,. OHIO
In Pitiable Conditionwhen she Began
Taking Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Sabina, Ohio L took Lydia E. Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound for weak
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27

boulevard, and opposite n subway sta
tion. W. u. Morgan was the broker.
The William r. Kun Company sold
for the Wcha, Realty Company 90 the
Stehbins Avenue Construction Com
panv the plot i75xio6 on the west side
~ University Avenue. 10 feet south Of
fremont Avenue. held a. $4,000. The
purchaser will Immediately erect a
two-siory building with sixteen stores.
Elizabeth Mcintyre sold 20 Charles
schnabcl 2a6s.2g79 Third Avenue.
nor,hwcs. corner of i53d Street. two
and thrce-story tenemenis. with stores,
saNi00x irregular
Sarah Craig sold 20 Frank J Lewis
the property. 500x23i.iOv irregular. az
the southwest corner % Eastern Boule-
ward and Scnbury Avenue. for "a con-
tract consideration Of $4,000
A. Robert Munro sold 90 the Gracel
building Corporation tho property 75N
lOON Irregular. ~ the northeast corner
Of sherman Avenue and l65fh Street.
Edwin Wood sold 1864 Bath~atc Ave
nue.. ihrce-famiiy house. through
Patrick Holland 20 Rocco Feronc for
Matilda Weiicner
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
Woman Invests
In ; Harlem
Corner Flats
Purchases Houses at 12Ist
81. and Manhattan Ave-;
Garage to Replace 6 Chel-
sea Section Tenements

SPOTS & Starr. Inc. sold for Leopold
Weiss, operator. 20 Sophie /. Negin
three fve-story apartments with stores
at sos. b1O and 5l2 Manhattan Avenue.
northeast corner Of l2lst Street and
Manhattan Avenue. l00xl0O. The prop
erty returns annual rental Of about
$4,000 and was sold subject 20 ten
year first mortgage Of $l25,o00. and
was held az $4,000.
sharp & Co. rcscld for Louis Kramer
90 the Carvel- -McGill Corporation Rich
ard Carvel and Harry and Thomas Nc
GilD. contractors. the six tve-story
front and rear tenecnts az 224 20 23O
West Eighteenth Street. held az $780,
COO The houses occupy a plot, i00x
i4f.6. between Seventh and Eighth AVE-
nues. and were recently purchased by
Mr. Kramer through the same brokers.
The new owners plan erecting a garage
on the site
David Lion sc,d the ~ story fat 1856
East ll2th Street. 25xl00, TO Joseph
Spallina for investment. The brokers
were C. Tuoti & Co.
Charles J. Spiess, pharmacist, ten
ant IN the fOur-story tenement with
stories at 1924 Second Avenue. 205x64,
northeast corner Of Fifty-fourth Street,
purchased that property from Eliza
beth Bohmfalk.
Mary kaufman sold TO Samuel Schul-
man the fve-story tenement az 49 Eas.
l3lst Street. 25xsa H.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
Recent BUYERS of Realty

Tdvthe J. jerks is the buyer OF llU
West Eirhty.seveuth Street, sold re-
Gently through James ?. walden
Other buyers Of properties sold re, re-
contlv are Edward Beresheim, OF Zol
Fast seventy-seventh Street; william
Wnrtens. Of 81 Amsterdam Avenue I;
CHARLES stumpf. Of 3ll West 1850
street. and Albert Decker 200 west
I0ist street.
Freda Sanders is the buyer OF the
northwest corner Of Creston Avenue
and isSth Street. sold recently.
The newly organized Ss5 Edgeeor's,e ,,
Avenue Corporation, NJ. J. Calm, Z. II.
silbor and A. Cherno. directors, IS tne
new owner Of the Somerset apartments
a. that address. sold recently by tne
A. Z. Realty Company.
Dorothy Rowland is the purchaser
~ the fve-story building at 6Ol Lex
ington Avenue, adjoining the northeast
corner Of Fifty-second Street, recent
iv sold through Maurice Wertheim.
* soon as possession is obtained the
nroperty will be altered into stores
and apartments.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
Mace Estate Bronx Lots
Auction at 5000, 600
Many Operators and Builders
Attend Sale; Bidding Spir-
tied TrouphOut

The Mace estates holdings, compris-
.ng 35S lots in the Bronx. were sold on
the premises on Saturday by Bryan
=. Kennedy. Inc, FOR total OF $500
600. an average Of Si,l7O n lot Abou.
1000 persons attended the sale. among
whom were many operators and build
crs. Building was spirited through
out.
The fret parcel offered was plot
o. four lots ~ the southeast corner o.
White Plains Road and Allerton Ave-
nue.. This lrcught forth many bids
and was finally sold to J. Billig for
$4,000. Othe- lots along White
Plains Road brought an average CT
$1,000 20 $1,000 each. The triangular
bio, AZ tho junction OF Boston Post
Road. Allcrton and Barnes avenues
which consisted of about six lots. was
,old 10 u. Pcrlman for $4,000. There
was much competition for this plot.
Other lots on Boston Post Road
averaged $500 TO s2.70o each. There
was big demand for Allerton Ave.
nue. lots and the corners averaged
about 5000. and inside lots about
81 900.
Other large purchasers were 2: !.
cennett, Logan Billingsley' MilIiam
Kcogh. Frank Naughton. c. z. Sim
monJs. D. Angelo Contracting Co
pots Construction & Engineering Co.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
NAVY Orders

I's- he Tribune's WoshinotoH Bureau
|, "AsHiNGTON. June 26-Navy orders
sst today follow.
sson. Capt. Z r.. 10 Pacific feet
NE. Il. Com. J. NJ. 20 l. 5 5
...y. 'sy. L, Com. II. p. to Eleventh Naval
g. Il, ". z. 20 Annapolis
FsIag Il r. r 20 Annapolis
f,.ss - 4. r. 10 L. S :. wyoming.
laa Il II =. 20 Chcathain.
|Ssthe. II J. Il. 20 L. : : Eagle -.
fa-s u =. \. 20 L s. s Bridge
,tkon Il q. y. 20 Atlantic feet
$50 Il. g. q J. 81. 10 Atlantic
ss..,ling L. 6. ORB. to L. g. s Is;
s,. Ems. ". p, 20 L. s :. Pennsyi-
ss.sh Ens ?. W. 70 [. s g. Beaver.
80 II. Com. =. B. 10 L. $. 8 Pits
'sst,n' Il. c. u. 10 Port az Prince.
49,. -. 9. W. resigned.
I rsfs bosn V. H.. 10 L. 5. s. heinA
,sss.. s,... Mach. r. 10 L s. l. Rappahannoek.
49, H. Com. s. W, 70 Hampton
ss.T.regry L. g. q II. V. s. 20 Norfolk.
s''en- Ens g. r. 10 Minneapolis.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
George +. Kunz Enlarges
Holdings at Lake MOhegan

The recently organized country dc-
nartment OF ". & L. Hess, Inc, has
~ ade ia initial sale Of country prop
80, in Wcstchester County. The
.,ro,ortv of Mrs. Jennie Beach Casper.
.orsisting OF twenty-six acres on Lake
Noberan' with 1000 feet Of lake
rrontece. was sold 10 George +. Kunz'
NJ tiffany & Co.. jewellers.
Mr.. Kunz's purchase enlarges his al
ready extensive holding on Lake MO
hegan to $50 acres. The properly -
ali high land with an extensive view
over The lake. The uptown Office Of
n &I Hess. Inc. in the Borden Build
Ing at $50 Madison Avenue, will be
opened shortly.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
33 Floors of Offices
For Central Section
Plans Filed for Two Tall Struc-
lures Estimated To Cost
$4,000. 900

Plans were fled yesterday Tor two
tall Office buildings FOR the Grand Cen
trai Terminal section 90 cost s3.oO0.0o0
Robert Cats will erect twenty-story
structure on the block front On the
east side of Park Avenue. between
Forty.siSth and Forty.sevonth streets.
at the rear OF the Grand Central
Palace. which he also controls. The
land is owned by the New York Cen
trai Railroad. and was leased b. M
Cats FOR a long term year ago. The
new structure. which will occupy q site
200 i0xl30v irregular, will cost $1,000
600. according 10 the estimate Of War
ron & Wctmore, architects. 10 viii be
known az the Park Avenue Annex and
will contain restaurant and shops
on the FIRST floor and Offices on the
others up 20 the twentieth, where there
will be an apartment.
The other is for thrteen-story
store and Office. structure from plans
by Cross & Cro5 az 37s Madison Ave-
nue. II will have frontage Of 100 feet
and a depth % 2i5 feet. The New
York State Realty and Terminal Com
pany is the owner of the land the New
York & Harlem Railroad Company is
the owner Of the building. which has
been leased 10 the New York. New
Haven & Hartford Railroad Company.
The cost has been estimated AZ
Sic-0, 900.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
saving Bank Loans 81. .OOO,OOO
On Hnicl and Apartment

. G. owen Tucker. Inc. obtained from
ss Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank
no loans OF Sl.OO0.0O0 Ine larger
kthese is Of 100000 on the Navarro
E5tel AZ Seventh Avenue and Thirty
aghth Street, for the Garment Centre
Realty Company. for five years and 6
rer cent. and the other a loan Of $780,
100 on the twelve-story apartment az
the southwest corner Of West End
avenue and Seventy-eighth Street for
I'VE years az per cent. This build
Ing was bought last week by Adolph
Hershfed and Arthur Grecnbaum,
through the same brokers.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
Active Buying of Flats
And Plots i'm Bronx
Apartment Houses and Store
Buildings Planned for North.
crly Site Bought

Cet,ner. Simon & Asher sold FOR
the Foxwood Construction Company 10
Nathan Pilatzky the six-story apart
mont nov being erected on plot l00N
100. at the southeast corner of Long
wood Avenue and Fox Street. held az
S275 .00o. n will contain ten stores
and hfty apartments.
Representing Aaron Miller. Gcttncr,
Simon & Asher bought from Alz.rc
stockinger the northwest corner Of
Burnside and Harrison avenues, a plot
o0viOf on which q two-story store
building will be- erected. Acting Tor
the Noslcf Construction Company
,hcy purchased from the Schroeder
Building Construction Company. I42
fremont Avenue. . two-story motion
picture ihoator. 75Xisb. which the buy
ing company will convert into n three
story store and loft building. The
asking price was $4,000. Acting for
another client. Gettner. Simon 4 Asher
bought frcm Patrick McCarvilic the
vacan, blot. 50xi00. or tie east side Of
Southern Boulevard. $50 feet south OF
Jennings Street. held ~ sii 900
Albert o. Phelps and II. J. Rogers
sold 20 Murray Maran for Mrs. Bing-
ham the southeast corned Of isOth
street and Warrington Avenue. a
thrcc-story building with six stores,
and apartments on the upper floors.
i0iy35. Il had been owned by tho
seller for twenty years and was held
az s5s.00o.
Ennis & Sinnott purchased from
BRIDGET Green the plot. 2s.5xio7x ir-
REGULAR. on tho east side of Jerome
Avenue. 30 feet south 81 Bedford Park
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
Real Estate News
Norman Dickinson Chetham
Shrewsbury Holdings sold

Holdings Of Norman Dickinson Chei-
ham, comprising large residence and
two acres, historic homestead and three
acres and building plo, Of four acres,
on the main highway ~ Shrewsbury,
y. j.. were sold 81 auction on Saturday
BY Arthur c. sheridan. The hrsi parcel
was sold for $4,000 TO Henry J. Loake.
Of Adrian II. Muller 4 Sons. oond aue.
tioneers. the second parcel brought
$4,000 and the third was sold 20 Stan
ley Hlgginson for $4,000.
Among those who attended and bid
a. the sale were william s. Fanshawe'
who owns a sO0-Acre estate opposite:
Dir. Ernest Fahnestook. John G. Con-
over. Milan Ross. Louis shapiro and
c. 4. Tiiley. After the sale Of The
Chs,han properties Mr.. sheridan went
to Eatontown, y. j.. and sold for the
first National Bank OF Eatontown the
Woolley homestead. consisting - =
-esidenee and three acres. for $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
DIR. George \. Miller
Buvs Suite From Plans

Malcolm r. Smith. Inc. sold for the
Joint Ownership Construction Com
rarv. Inc. Frederic Culver, president
a large apartment on the ninth floor
u the new 100 per cent Joint Owner
ship Building. which they are about 70
erect ~ 943 Lexington Avenue. to Dr.
George \. Miller. DR.. Miller at pres
ent IS living in private house at ~ !
Madison Avenue. where he has RESIDED
for a number Of years
Harris. Vought & Co. leased a.
anartmen. at 100 West Fifty-seventH
street TO NJ. Herman; at 43l Pair
Avenue 20 VI. McBurney. and Is
Underwood: at II East Sixty-second
street to Alfred G. Levy; at IS East
Fifty.third Street TO Z. W. Newell and
AZ 42i Park Avenue 10 George L.
Wrcun.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
Mrs. John G. Breckenridge
Rnnis Park Avenue Suite

Douglas l. Flliman & Co. Leased an
apartment az 400 Park Avenue OF ioV1-
teen rooms and four baths TO MIS-. JONI
c. Breckenridge; AT 1913 PaIk AVenut'
southeast corrc- OF Eignty-el,gsh :, :,
Street. for We'll & Mayer 10 DTS D. %.
Croln and s. :. Goldferb. and at 81
Fast Fifty-hrst Street 20 Mrs. blanehe
Frinl and Miss Marie du Ghetto.
Fcnsc e. Gilman LEASED SPsS,rI'nen,u,s vs. y,
%. IA, Park Avenue 20 William X.
pr,v,r. n $40 Park Avenue TO Mrs. A.
= Woxwcl.; AZ 1915 Park Avenue. which
Cbsyios MAYER is erecting at Eighty
cicbth Street, TO J. II. Ijams, and et
iSi East Sixty-sixth street 10 honiro
Il BantOn.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
Stuart Slated
ToBeCOHecfOr
Until Election
ildridge Deputy Said to
Have Backing for APP
poiniment; Delay Would
Smooth Out Differences
Calder Opponent Seen
Candidacy of Congressman
Hustled for Lieut.-Cov.
a Republican Surprise
- ne Trlours's woshi-0fon BureoH

- re Trfbpus's Washington BureoH
WAsHlNGTON. June 26.-Henry c.
s,,,rt. deputy collector OF the Port Of
y, York. and acting collector since
=. hath Of George ". Aldridge. prob
,S viii continue in this capacity un-
LITER election. il was said to-day
= ,sllinformed New York Republican
hsdef,. IL e..
,esrbter Is Mrs. Charles +. Hughcs
-t,s powerful backing for appoint
.,,t 10 the eollectorship. IL rs pointed
,.tbv his friends that he has actually
.l.ithe ohiee most important IN
80 entire customs service OF the
,.,,rnment-for many years under va
...s political appointments.
his may easily be the solution. but
-, view IS taken here that the ap-
.,trtrent will not be made for somc
,.-, and President Harding mas shown
i recent conversations that he rs 'n
..'kurrv for the New York Rcprb-
t.,pt leoders 90 get toether and make
Isir recommendation In the Presi-
s,-t', case, IL Is a question OF per
"a feeling over the death of Aid
f.gs ,
vrr be left undisturbed is that the Re-
-SIean leaders DO not want the com
.F,ations which would follow the selec-
,..s Of his successor IN advance Of the
.,rion. and particularly IN advance OF
IA state convention, which will be
"a In September.
Even now there is no assurance that
,.-t formidable candidate will not
,.W against Senator Calder for the
,snination. though the present pros
r,e, was. certainly until the death OF
n, Aldrige. that Calder would have d
ulsaway a. the Republican conven
.ss. Brooklyn will send a solid dele
ston Of l4s delegates pledged q
faleer, it was said to-day, this being
~ first time in years that Brooklyn
as been unanimous. This action by
Bfooklyn is scheduled for Wedne sday
here are great many other com
citations than the Calder fight ia the
kgv York State situation, among the
stsst being the candidacy OF James ~
Hrved. Of Peekskill. who represent.
10 25.h District in the House Of Repre-
ssn;a;iyes. for Lieutenant Governor, as
srnouneed by some Of his friends here
.o.dty
10 one here doubts that Governor
Nller will be renominated and re-
e.c,ed. whether former Governor
M.Smith runs against him or not. As
70 TIE Senatorial situation, friends d
~. Smith say he positively viii not
un for the Senate. having made
tsroro1s comments on the sugge stion
.as. he could attend to his trucking
.sssness and 20 his duties in the upper
tore as well.
sEvery time I got back to New Yorb
70 dean up my desk would hnd 2
iiossand men who wanted this or that
cone IN Washington, Smith is quoted
ss saying TO a friend.
The same authority said that Smith
I'd not want 10 run for Governor. but
hight DO so IL the Democratic leaders
SISTED. not because he wants the Of
a,s, but because he feels that he owes
sIliything he has 10 the party organi'
istcn and is therefore unwilling %
n'oW II down.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
Mrs. l.. VI. Brooke. of Albany.
Buys Home i'm New Rochelle

George Howe sold for George He,t-
niger his residence AZ % Pareot Street.
Webster Ridge. New Rochelle. 20 Mrs.
Lydia VI. Brooke. OF Albany. The
premises consists Of n Dutch Colonial
residence overlooking a lake, held at
$4,000.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
Results of Auction Sales

ny Joseph 7. Day
FOREST ST iof-1cs. Bfiyn. - l-sty
tvlgs O. rho Jenkins Holding Corp for
$4,000
FasTER AV. efaadj cor Sd 81.
% kyn. 2-sty dwig .oxioo3. 20 John
? Argus f0r $500
NhOLEs ST s. bet Bushwic@ and
- waterbury avs Bklyn, IvNloV, vac
. Louis Meier Tor $4,000
GREENE ~. 1856. B'klyn. t-siy nat ara
A.. .isit0. 20 the Reiners Corp Tor
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
Army Orders

y's- Tbe 7-sbare's yashir0'o- Bureau
WASHINGTON. June 2C.--Army orders
"2s1 to-day follow.
Ordnance Department
-''tier j. = W. 20 Aberdeen.
~Ntsf. Major !. 10 Washington.
Air Service
a'i-s,. Capt. " T.. TO Aberdeen
80. Il y II. Fafrfeid-
asss Z, = \, 20 Middietown.
s,ady Mst0r = l.. 20 Langley Field,
A'snson. II Z. Mex. 20 San Antonio.
Infantry
s'sehnsf T. W IT. 20 Nogalss
"a Shalek. IT. col L. J. 20 Fort sam
-Esas;on
S'skss Capt J. 20 Camp Meade
Quartermaster Corps
ss.;s. CAPT Y X. 90 Chicago.
t,itorJ. Major r r.. % Washington.
-'iin Capt. D. 90 Fort j.. 4. Russsil.
Field Artillery
.rtll Col W D.. 20 san Francisco.
1acs. Major !. C.. 20 Washington
AZ Engineers
Ss'''ss. Capt r. X. 10 Camp Humphreys
't1ans. Major G. F., 20 50. Paul.
Miscellaneous
~,ka Major A. N. cav. 20 Fort LesVen-
zss' L. D.. sig. C.. 10 Waiter Reed
tofD!isi
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
RIAL EsTATE-sALK or REST
New Jerrey

erRf-HntN STUDIO HOME - Sacrifice
fn.v.arfirfir place. especially built tof
yesr-raunf living. less than years "la
.nl. gz.orn rrrn needed. ualnur~ % $500
on easy terms. almost iikr rent, psl- ~
S. 600 now 0n mortgage can remain. ita .
large rooms Tiled bath. light. steam hrAt,
.raf4usf f4ars running water. lf'ffle
Iahf. every r0ugenlenr~. b~aufiffulf st-
uaf-d on plot i00Ng1a n fine Earp' p,
shrubs and flowers in profuson. close IN
pretty lakes. stocked 9th haf sel.ci. .o"-
~....T n..rhbD-hood good markets school
and rhurrrs. near hy. This u cNan
~ d lifetime 90 obtain a home a. ffaftion
OF real worth. could not b. Duplicated 81
iess flau $4,000. IDEAL conmutailnl 70
Nsuv YORK Clfy. 900 -. y cliy business
men ana profess men committing IRON
mis- section now. minutes easy Walk
from house o. T. r. EHprers stAtiln i---
New York Clfy.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
Leases of Business Space

Cushman & Wakefield. Inc. leased
Offices in the Canadian Pacific Build
ing. Madison Avenue. Forty-third 10
Forty fourth Street. 20 the National
Railway News Company. Louis Siegel
Co. Inc. Burnham. Aseh & Assoeiate''
Inc. Wilson Process. Inc. Bolton Bros.
4 Co, and with stephen II. Tying jr.
a Co. 10 Auer & Twitchell. Inc.
VIM. A. white & Sons subleased for
Kraemer & WAnke 10 Louis Marks &
Son. the building at $50 Washington
Street. and negotiated an extension OF
the lease for the estate Of John Castrec.
Psase 4 Gilman leased q loft AZ 60
Varick Street 10 Armcny & Co.
ro Iyr ron prsIxFSs PURPOSES
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
Oneraiors Sell in 56th Street

WIN A. White & Sons sold for Man
.slbaum & Levine, Inc. so West Fifty
tY'h Street. q four-story and basement
-'sse. lTxlo05 The property rs leased
''f a long term 20 a single tenant who
srenoiel.rc the premises for business
,-Yrosee.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
New Jel:sey 1; \ a ll:A
,rDN Eli

Buy A REAL HONE = large rooms IN
The healthy mt unfa.n fourry N tald-
we'll. New Jersey. half acre, corner lnea-
we'll graded and tsEraccd lawns, vegetable
garden snd flowers completely rfdec-
rated. electric laundry. large bsrl, sinn.
foundation, al Improvement, flf'ol' "tn
oo,ion $500 mcrtgage Telephone ,aie-
well IA
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
parochiaI School for Mott II.
To Cost 100000

Frank J. sehwarz, architect, has
eied nlans FOR the construction Of
four.story parochisl school. e5xs3 feet
=. % and 81 Mott Street. for the
Poman Catholic Church OF the TrAns-
ecuration. Cost 100000.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
I.NGIEwOOD

ron S.IE. 'wo now f.room cot'ar.s
r@aiy Igfy hardwood foofs steam
furnnfs. rfsry modern convenience lois
foXttot minutes walk % Hudson A.
static. nI HUDSON River trolley, near
cisrsl.r. .falY. price SO 500. terms. y.
,. ~Nff ~, owner. lhlns EnGiawtti
il1.. A-A4.. Sd. Lng.ewosl i-t. wesAdals
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
BROOKLYN Lot Sale Tonight

The Jere Johnson Jr. Company will
sell az auction this evening. IN the
Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, ffty-
six restricted and Unrestricted lots and
one brick building located In Flat
bush. Bay Ridge. Windsor Terrace and
other sections Of Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27

BRfGHTwATERs +. Have several
very deslrabie plots near Bay. Harbor
tud Country club Ownera viii finance
b,lldlng. T b 4 II W ACKERSON. p
Court 81. Brooklyn. and Brghtwatefs. J.. J.
HfOH Hfl Beach. Long Island. furnfhed
eight room cottage. 100 feet from ocean.
300 for season. Phone Spring O1fs be-
tween = and :. or Murray Hiii ss.s eve
ninES
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
RI rIIERfohD

RUTIlEEFORD. y. J.-Secrlfcs s-r>>ra
r.D.... a,fns f0r quick ssie sfram hva'
fre YfH.f. NfFIV 0od 1oOrs, near station
u. atnuLt. tf Park place. New iork.
hlr..ay gsis for lnformati,n.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
BLOOMFIELD

SIX ROOMS, tile bath. electric. steam.
iot 40xi3o. open fireplace. parqgsi foprs,
screens etc. conNcnisft 20 cars. tralt.
snap. price. s.. 900 BOYD & TIRh.1 NJ.
Inc, - Washington II.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
CR,>foRD

FOUR Groom strictly modern new homss
thee minutes 10 station, al improve.
monte. absolutely best buys in tow
fl.f0g a. 80. easy terms 4. {. STAPLE.
ID N.Ifofd av. or tel ii1-J.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
MORTGAGE LOANS
lstMortuauelo Ns'sil-ts,'shS az k,.' S c'i?
TO LET-USFURNIsHED
Manhattan

CENTRAL PARK WEST. s,-s.Foe'rn 81. si., !.
vafor. imm~iiaf' r.ssfs',en. 800
.,trf,v gursrlnfendsnt. or fitrroy Vsfo
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
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RSISITrD

rrRSTsHrD APARTMENT 20 rent
dupiea { rooms. porch, August ana sep
'smbcr SO Ifr month, minutes from
UiRhiand ave station and tro.leys. Phone
- Dnfa AffrfciAlr -.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
Parts With Heights Home

Laura L. Walker sold TO Sam Swecr-
zcnsky 64i West is5th street, a three
story dwelling. 25x6l.9.