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The Kusko times., 1922-09-23
vE: r 0ED BY
 PRESIDENT r E
House Passes Soldiers Bonus Over Veto.
 257 to 54..

Washington, Sept. N.-Presi- dent Harding sent a message to the House this afternoon vetoing the soldiers bonus bill, mainly on the ground of the heavy drain it would make on the treasury. Other reasons besides drain on the treasury given by the Presi- dent were that its enactment would mean increased taxation and that a bestowal on veterans was perversion of public funds. Washington, Sept. With out debate, the House proceeded today with the question of pass ing the soldiers bonus bill.over President Harding's veto. The vote was 257 to 54, or more than the necessary two-thirds ma iOrfty.
The Kusko times., 1922-09-23

London.-A Reuter- dispatch from Adana says It is IL ported there from Angora that General Vischapoulos, commander of the Greek troops, has been captured in Asia Minor.
The Kusko times., 1922-09-23

Capt. George A. Green, Sergeant Kaiser and John Ctaherty left Thurs day for Tacoma, going up with Charlis Nicollet on the Spud. All three will leave Ophir over the ridge trail for Ruby, where Sergeant Kaiser expects to install radio station, while Messrs. Green and Claherty will continue their journey up rlVer to Nenana on their way to the Outside.
The Kusko times., 1922-09-23

Washington. - The bill providing Sl50 month pension to the widow of General Gorgas, who stamped out yell low fever in Panama and Cuba, has been sent to the President for sigma tures-
The Kusko times., 1922-09-23
Harding Signs Tariff Bill.

Washington, Sept. 20. - President Harding signed the tariff bill today. This makes the duties of the new law effective at midnight tonight.
The Kusko times., 1922-09-23

Washington Cabinet bill de signed to-equalize naturalization and make citizenship reports of women with those of men, was approved today by President Harding.
The Kusko times., 1922-09-23
Anvil to Resume VOy-
 age to Bethel Sept. "A

Seattle, Sept. 22.-The motorship Anvil, with Captain Knafich in com mand. is scheduled to resume her in- terrupted voyage on Sunday, Septem- Der "A
The Kusko times., 1922-09-23

Rome, Sept. 2f.-Italy today informed Rumania that she will not permit any, action by Bul- garia which would change the present status quo in the Ball. kans and is ready, if necessary, to take recourse to military mea- sureS.r.
The Kusko times., 1922-09-23
Chang Chung Confer.
 ence Not Harmonious

STekyo.-Japan. may be obliged to withdraw from the Chang Chung con- ference unless Russia modifes her atti- tude in a spirit of com promise, accord ing to g. statement issued by tho for eign office.
The Kusko times., 1922-09-23
Sixteen Meet Death
 in Conflicts, Ireland

Belfast, Sept. 22.-Ten republicans and six nationalists were killed n con- fiict at Erris, in County Mayo, when republicans retreating from Ballina were attacked by government troops.
The Kusko times., 1922-09-23

Malta. Further military de- tachments for achievements of British troops in the Dardanelles are expected to leave soon. Pre- paratlons for their departure are actively proceeding.
The Kusko times., 1922-09-23

L. B. Loomis, N. c. Go. monager, after a business visit of several days in Taeotna, returned here today, coming down on the Spud.
The Kusko times., 1922-09-23
British Troops Now
 Hold Neutral Zones of
 ISrnid and DardanelleS

from the neutral zones of Ismid and Dardanelles on orders from the respective governments. The lines are now held exclusively by British troops, supported by the combined Atlantic and Medi- Gerranean fleets.
The Kusko times., 1922-09-23

Constantinople, Sept. q. - General Harrington, commander of Britain's Near Hast army, to- day served notice on Mnstapha Renal Pasha that any advance into interallied territory will be considered an act of war. The British are mobilizing. every available warship. man, horse, automobile, cannon and rifle within reach of the troubled zone. and they are preparing to deal 8 tremendous blow by land, sea and air.
The Kusko times., 1922-09-23

London.-M. Grivas, under secretary of state in Venizelos' cabinet, has been arrested on 8 charge of plotting against the state, according to an Athens dispatch.
The Kusko times., 1922-09-23

Joe Wills and Henry Peel returned Thursday from trip up the Kusko- kwim.
The Kusko times., 1922-09-23

Carthagena.-Spain is about to send the dreadnaught Jaimee Primero to Cohstantinople.
The Kusko times., 1922-09-23

w. w. Lukens, in charge of the op- erations of the Alaska Road Commis- siou in the Tacotna section, arrived this afternoon, coming down on the Spud.
The Kusko times., 1922-09-23
46 Argonaut Victims
 Given Final Burial

Jackson, Sept. 22.-FortG-six bodies recovered from the Argonaut mine were given final burial today, while search preparations continue for the forty-seyenth victim, William Fessel.
The Kusko times., 1922-09-23

Paris, Sept. 21.-The allied conference on the Near Eastern situation decided late, today to callfa peace conference of the eight nations interested. in the settlement to determine theterms offpeace. This conference will meet probably within two weeks. This conference will consist of representatives of Great Bsitain, France, Turkey, Italy, Greece, Japan, Rumania and Jugo- -SlaVa.
The Kusko times., 1922-09-23

Washington, Sept. 21.-"The United States does not expect to be an active participant in the ad iustmento of Near Eastern trou- bles. We are not going to get into any,foreign war; Phis-was the pronouncement. issued from the White House today.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-20
Many More Concerns Get snace
I'm Grand Central Sec,;o,s

:, Cushman & Wakefield, Inc Leased -
ices in the Canadian Pacific Rn;IS;Na Va
Madison Avenue, Add TO 44th street ''.s y
the Encyclopedias Britannia T., -
heiiy q Bogatin and Colin G. G;,vano.
aiso, additional space in the same bu;ld
ing to the General Equipment Com 1@'
me, and Chas. E. Bedaux Company.
Brady & Bowman leased Offices IN ~ i,
Borden Building, Madison Avenue and
4oth Street, to the Rolzup Auto Robe
Corporation. Asooe
Albert B. Ashforth, Inc, leased Office
space in the Tilden Building, los West
goth Street. to the o'Keefe Beverage
company with Spear G. Co., and al
500 Fifth Aveaue to Peck & Co. with
| Brett & Goode Company.
Butler g. Baldwin leased the parlo,
floor store at go West 49th Street r.
Misses George ann Ryan, hairdressara
Henry Shapiro & Co. leased stores or
32d Street in the building at ala Fiftt
Avenue to Abraham KronfeJd Same
Feingold, Gracey & Duveen and T, p
Frink, Inc, and lofts in the same huild.
ing to Albert P. Rain and Jacob Harr,
Davis. AiNi
Daniel Birdsall & Co., Inc. rented The
second and third lofts at "a Walte,
Street to S. H. Schoenbeerg; space al
fo-H Worth Street to McGowen Bros
ana space at 98 Park Place to John r.
Madsen. -
New-York tribune., 1922-09-20
Corporation Buys Block Front
In l7Oth Street i'm Bronx

The Clarem ont West Corporation
represented by Albert Zimmerman
purchased the block front on the north
side of roth Street, between College
and Teller avenues. The properfy
fronts 1926 feet on College Ayenue
about 1857 feet on Teller Avenue and
200 feet on 10th Street. The sellers
were the Dayton Building COMPANY
William ]. Brown, John Gorlach ana
Edward j. Mallen.
George Hastings sold to Gertrude r.
McDermott the plot, 10ox50, at the
southwest corner Of Davidson Avenue
and 183d Street.
John q. Eustis sold to Benedetta
Pielcerilli the plot, 50x1o6. on the west
side of Grand Avenue, 1f2.7 feet south
of Kingsbridge Road.
Lillian Salovin sold to Thiessa New
man the property, 50x100, on the east
side of Steuben Avenue, 225 feet north
of 208th Street
Samuel Kaplan sold to Charles Char
eowsky the property, 8o11x1o0, at 1861
Sheridan Avenue.
Jacob Berg sold to Samuel Breecker
the two-story dwelling at 500 Elsmere
Place, 25x100.
Moritz Pollack sold to Samuel schoen
the two-story building at 2772 Third
Avenue, 28x78.10x irregular.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-20
R cal Estate N e ws
Ludwig Baunann & Co.
Buy Harlem Building
, DeCo,aae waa. ,.,.., Owners of Property i'm
west l2Sth Street Extend.
ing to l24sh Street

= Inc Brown, Wheelock- Harris. vons,+ )
Company, Inc. sold for the r Farnars. n.
loan and Trust Company, et nj Az, wa :
tees OF the Archibald B. Russs,i rus os
tate, LA to LAG West 1pstb strost os.
through to 153 and 1855 West s.5see qasth
street q flve-story and basement 1ta,a stara
ana lott building CONTAINING sS ,oo
square feet, to Ludwig Baumaasn s :. SV,ooo So
furniture dealers, who have hean y ten ~
ants OF the property for tho laat a
twenty-two years. This is tho Srst
transfer a. of the property since 1880 o
II is the intention Of the nurch o.
70 maze improvements and add anatha,. oesas
sseory 70 the present structure. sa Tndmsa
baumann & Co. are just complet;um td;uw's 9
new tweive-story building coyerina is "a q
area OF 10000 square feet on The east a,t
side side Of Eighth Avenue between ri ThreS sas.
NTH and Thirty-sixth streets ava ~
eentiy leased six-story buiiaineA cau:
gaming $4,000 square feet. st proas roai,
osreet and Central Avenue. NeSari'
Wnere they will establish an"tha,
ooTanch on completion of alterat;nna
stern, Barr & Tyler, attorneys. renrs
sented the purchasers and GelIer BoI-
! seon O. Blanc the sellers. Asoi
New-York tribune., 1922-09-20
Flat Now Going. 9.
Up in W e st
| 17lst St. Sold
|ps;Iders Sell House Nearing
compIetion Adjoining Ft.
Washington Ave. Corner,
E;ugslaad in New Hands

d lazy and associates, clients Of
:, w,t,kind, 4, under the title Of the
a...F.l : Realty Company. bought from
Wv 8 wss. l7ist Street Corporation, A.
= ...ssn. president, the six-story
s,sss ssssoT apartment nearing com
t,ta t,.s.s !. 6Si West 1Tlst Street, 125x
sslas lassa;rsng the northeast corner of
swsssinrton Avenue. The house
lsH IA at $3.50, 600. The structure
sS sss1 accommodations for forty
' families, with suites of three,
s,r and FIVE rooms
-ls K;npsiand, a six-story elevator
srt lns @ at s3s Riverside Drive, has
spal ',.,l .nls hy Joseph Shenk to the newly
see- - ss Tsseutee Realty Company, COM
ios'ass s.fGI Stein. j. Toff and S. Kos
p0ssN M~setors, The structure stands
nl@n, -. fo2sxi5i.6x irregular, and was
On s,s ss a. isssaee. Mr.. Shenk bought the
rroverty last Nay;
p....Uan IN president, bought from the
s-s,os = re Realty Company the six-stors
.ysvssor apartment arranged for four
antilles on floor at 552 West 141st
street 55x100, located near Broadway
The house was held at $4,000. Black
ner & Goldner were the brokers.
Israel Wien sold to Feledben Realty
Corporation the six-story tenement
viii stores at the northwest corner OF
ars. Avenue and Houston Street, 50.G
fl.2x Irregular.
Philip Fried sold for Joseph Brect
be four-story tenement with stores al
,as First Avenue, 25.6x70; also resolt
is inre Nemeth 1887 First Avenue
,sshwest corner of Eighty-ffth Street
J, iour-story tenement with stores, rs,
s
Alexander s. Latimer sold 70 Altar
4 Thompson the five-story fiat at 4St
l. Nicholas Avenue, 20.3x12sx irreg
der.
Joseph Redier sold TO Max Falk thu
iye-story apartment at 450 West 164Tr
Street, 376x112.4.
David Miller sold to Sophie Deutsct
he two fve-story flats at 163-165 Fast
la2d Street, 54x100.11.
Carolina Trombino sold to Agostint
gasso the four-story fat at 3i2 Fast
l2lst Street. 20x100.11.
Margaret Smith sold to James Man.
siellO the three-story building with
store at the southeast corner Of Firs,
iyenue and Seventeenth Street
..51e4.
Angelo Bone sold to NJ. Berardia,
iAe hye-story tenement with store OF
% Mulberry Street, 25x100x irregular.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-20
Small Houses Rule in Sales
Of Private Dwelling Properties

Pease & Gilman sold for Marion 3.
Reynolds 81 West Ninety-ffth Street a
three-story dwelling, 1sx1o0, to buyer
for occupancy.
James L. Van SAINT purchased from
Mildred Mlldred D; Rosekrans 222 West l27th
Street, three-story dwelling, 18x99.11,
through R. s. Morgan and Henry Wei
Charles T. Mas sold to Ferdinand
Itchy aa stIt the three three story dwelling at 847
Albert H. Stout sold to Mrs Per-
rome for occupancy the three-storv
dwelling at 122 East 121st Street, 1s,sx
100. NN''>
Elizabeth @. Ryan sold to Victor A.
Yakhontoff the four-story dwelling at
806 West 1o4th Street, 26xI00.1i.
:, Mandelbaum & Levine sold the two
three-story dwellings at 103 and los
East 105th Street, 16.8xs0 each, to Mar
celia sinnot and Solomon Goldenstein,
respectively.
Rosario Risso resold to Mary r.
Nagle the three-story dwelling at 8
East 129th Street, 19.6x99.11.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-20

AND ROOMS, exceptionally large
southern exposure. 654 st. Nicholas av.
ring outside bell.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-20
INatanson Resells House
In West Forty-eighth St,
New Owner Leases Property.
Which Will Be Altered Into
Loft. for 5000. .Ol1

Max N. Natanson, who bought the
residence Of the late Edmund Ran
dolph. at East Forty eighth Street, a
|our-story house, has resold it to
'Anry A. Siegel, who in turn has leased
I Tor an aggregate rental of about
Wo '0Vo to the Ragor Corporation,
sfich will Immediately reconstruct the
Foperty into an elevator store and loft
alding. Mr.. Natanson held she prop
Icy at 100000. A haberdasher is ne
siating for the store.
pease d Gilman were the brokers in
zh the sale and lease and have been
9ointed renting agents for the new
Alding. Last month Pease g. Gilman
assd dwelling across the street at 8
ass Forty-eighth Street 10 Harry
sehtenstein, who remodeled It for his
xn use, and to-day's transaction re-
assed from this block the last private
fssidence.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-20
Sl0O, 900 Involved in Sale
OF White Plains Ela4s

Robert E. Farley purchased through
the Farley Organization from Ahrend
F. and Sophie Meyer their properties
at Central Park and Battle avenues,
White Plains. The purchase includes
four-story apartment with five
stores and twelve apartments, a one
story brick building adjoining on the
north containing three stores and an
unimproved frontage on Central Ave
nue. of 81 feet This sale involved a
consideration of 100000.
The Robert E. Farley Organization
sold residence on Seymour Place,
Gedney Farm, White Plains to Ken
meth McAleenan, of Deal, n. j.; also
sold for the Scarsdale Estates plot
on Huntington Avenue, Greenacres, to
Miss A. C. Clement, of Long Island.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-20
sales of Apartments and
Dwellings i'm the Bronx

cemence G. Lamle sold to Joseph
lusFkel the five-story apartment at
]. Lenlle sold for Rudolph Feirabend
Both Street. 25x100, which the seller
bought through the same broker a
year ago.
Peter Tendlen sold to Paolo de Marta
the two-story dwelling at 2147 Bel
mont Avenue, 17.8xS5.6x irregular.
Armstrong Bros. sold 1861 Briggs
avenue. a three-story, two-family
6 PICK dwelling, 20xlOO, for Theresa
otto to Emily Boeckel.
me Hudson P, Rose Company sold
70 Michael ]. Peters the two-story
oflek house at 1868 Creston Avenue,
New-York tribune., 1922-09-20
Manufacturers 10 Enlarge
Long Island City Plant

alehard Heliman, manufacturer of
SS.s.y!ehnaise,. purchased from Gustave
o'siner plot adjoining his new six
ss a9.y building N Long Island City for
,ala'glng his plant. The Roman CALI
nan ~ Company which assembled the
,.s q the factory. arranged the latest
iEai1saase. is.1e.. The property fronts on
a.ason Avenue, running back to the
veg s, Island Railroad, at present i'm
a%eu a. with a garage and three-story
s,s On the expiration of present
$50 six-story structure will be
New-York tribune., 1922-09-20
'e,,eciaire y Hotel on Broadway
40 Have I0.Storv Addition

|sIseisef Gqzzardi, proprietor of the
sysn.,sa Hotel, at Broadway and
sps iss.seYenth Street, has taken a
Ia bosa,s se OF the building adjoining
sAs sYseI On Seventy seventh Street for
H. sasory addition, work on which is
/ |ssssds ssafsed Sed at once. The building was
Iannrssoy tne Rock Island Improvement
b PAY. ,nsy ne improvements will pro-
Vo additional rooms and baths.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-20
''oker OK Purchases Large Malba
Sile and VIII Erect a Home

saiiham r. Winans, of Morse a.
sn@ns' brokers, purchased through
lamp { Dasey, sales director of the
,on. vs = Estates Corporation, the water
s,ss. piot Of John McKeon on .Malba
Ia az Malba- -the-Sound. L. J.
,sr siSo the adjoining waterfront plot
= 4, eeGrge Probert, giving him one
|g,lhas largest waterfront plots at
ssss On which he will erect a resi-
N@ss Tor his own occunancv
New-York tribune., 1922-09-20
Leases i'm Far Rockswav

The Lewis H. May Company leased
at Far Rockaway, L. l., for Morris
Bieber premises on Roanoke Avenue
to Oscar Levy; for Samuel Mayors on
Cowdin Avenue to Louis Cosby; for
Thomas Tracey on Gipson Place 20
Melville Hayman; for Julie Samuels OH
Roanoke Avenue to William Riemer.
for Thomas Leitch on Sheridan Bouie
ward to Charles j. Dunn; for George
T. Soper on White Street 20 Hyman
GnlAstein
New-York tribune., 1922-09-20
Rental of Apartment Suites

Albert B. Ashforth, Inc, leased apart
ments at s3 West Sixty-seventh Street
20 Mrs. katherine B. Goodale and at
LAO West Fifty-ffth Street to ]. Byers
Holbrook.
:. M. Morgenthau Jr. Company, Everett
NJ Seixas Company, consolidated,
rented an apartment at lis East s2d
Street, to Mrs. Alma Newton.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-20
Will Erect Home i'm Flushing

c. Tunison, Of Brooklyn, purchased
from the Sepam Realty Company the
southeast corner of Mitchell Avenue
and Neff Place, Flushing, 50x150. MIR.
Iunison intends to improve the prop
erty with home of English chalet
design The Halleran Agency negoti-
ated the deal.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-20
To Alter 9TH Ave. Corner
Dwellings for Rus;nes,

L. j. Phillips & Co. sold for Louis
Gold & Co. the northeast corner of
Seventh Avenue and 126th Street, 'front.'
ing 99.11 feet on the avenue and 33.S
feet on the street. The buyer plans
altering the present dwellings on the
site into commercial structure.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-20
sonice Building for 72d St.

Ken & we're r filed yesterday by Spring
ssses = Soidhammer, architects. for a
h y Ory Office and showroom build
sa # Ike Alperstein IS to erect at 15s
4 ~. west Seventy second Street.
selmated TO cost 500 600.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-20
Paris With ll4th ST. Home

David Lion purchased from the Fleda
White estate the four-story brownstone
dwelling at 214 East Hath Street, 1e.2x
10o11. This is the first sale of the
property in twenty-one years. E. A.
Pollak was the broker.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-20
Rents House i'm 9th ST.

The Haggstrom-Calle Company leased
for five years for j Ida l.. Hurlbut the
four-story dwelling liz West Sixty
fourth Street to Henry Jahier and John
Grill
New-York tribune., 1922-09-20
Sells Bronx Stores

Iads lahn. operator, sold to DIR
ksilsi,a saorr the newly completed store
Ma ). at o25-33 East 137th Street
3ss broty +, 1900. j. & n. Langsan were
New-York tribune., 1922-09-20
~ the Auction Rooo,

o.. saESles J. Donvan.
Esss; w,sia,.ss So SIS Edenwald av.
a ct al: due, 1885, 1sxes o nsa ''as
u As Plaintiff for $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-20
REAL EsrATE-sALE OR RENT


FOR RENT OR SALM
Private Houses on West End Avenue
Riverside Drive and adjacent streets
SLAWSON s. HOBBS, 1e2 w. TAD ST
New-York tribune., 1922-09-20
RYE

FOR SALE Bargain. new 7-rpoYn stueeo
tiled sun porch living room 24xIs. Are.
place; eak floors, hot water heat, tiled bath
! minutes walk TO Rye station; plot 1oox
lso. Telephone owneE Longacre s4oo. Ex-
New-York tribune., 1922-09-20
PELHAM MANon
BARGay

B8RfiAIN--Tn beautiful Pelham Manor
I water heat Price only sic 900 trss,s
terms MRS. EDMUND w. BonINY S
4Io Main ST.. New Rochelle. Tel. a4S Nev
New-York tribune., 1922-09-20
LABCHMONT

LARCHNoNT BARGAIN - SIG soe. new
Colonial brick and shingie. : rooms .
baths, hot water heat. large living roosa
with open fireplace. attractive French doors
breakfast ncok. etc Choice piot la h.sf
section. water side Of r. 1.,5 minutes wsts
from station. Agreeable terms can be NJ F-
ranged Absolutely the best proposition IN
me market to-day in I.arehinont u n
Phone 2Ts
New-York tribune., 1922-09-20
PELHAM

MODERN sTNGLE-FAMfLY s-room frame
house: AL condition; beautiful location.
convenient TO schools and r. r.: must sell
en- account of moving TO town: price
SIS. 500; satisfactory terms calf any time
j. NJ. WEEKS. ss sth st.. Pelham. Phone
Pelham t436.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-20
Westchester

T.RooM Colonial house, all Improvements; /;
20 train and trolley: 1s minutes to Rye
Peach price $4,000. A. /. PHILLIPS a
sON, owners and builders. I'd and Henry ats,
Harrison, " Y.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-20
SOUTH YoNKE ERs.
NExr ryys,.FAr

Siv-rooil apartments. enc osed sna porch
southern exposure: breakfast nook bath.
with shower, doucte garages. ALBERT
LOCKWOOD, builder residence ba7 Van
Cortiandt Farh avs phone 1894.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-20
WESTCIIESTER Il
SALE OR RENT

SALE OR RENT

FINE COLONIAL HOME. excellent loca-
tion; rooms. 3 baths. open fireplace,
sun parlor; hot water heat, gas. electricity
large plot. 2-car garage. Asking S25, 600.
open to offer. Terms. See This,
See SULLIVAN.
20 North Ave Tel. 800
Office Open Sundays
ATTRACTIVE f0-RaOM Colonial house.
high ard beautiful location: near Web
ster av. station; plot 60X15s seen by ap-
potntment; act quick. Phone sssW
New-York tribune., 1922-09-20
A HOME BUILT BY THE OWNER
,rITI II GIrAR A NTEED

TITLE GUARANTEED
Built by days work with no considera tion
for expense. must be sacrificed: contains 7
spacious rooms. built-in garage, living room
"a feet long, open fireplace, sanitary gas
kitchen, large masters bedroom. ample closet
space. large porches Zone with outlook over
valley of many mtles), tiled bathroom. steam
heat, splendid location. For terms and other
particulars address r. S. Day. SO Union
Square, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-20
Long 1Rland

misunderstanding 8 room house, all i'm
provements; large water frontage; best
condition; finest location reasonable price
good terms. J. MACK CO. REALTY
AGENCY. ONCE near r. r. Station, Hun
tington, IT, /.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-20
MOUNT VERNON
GOLDMAN Hor-sE. e5T,o.,

COLONIAL HOUSE. almost new artis.to
aud well built. center hall large living
room, family bedrooms. baths fsrs
Hooss; house IN finest condition hixi,
tchsster fiiill ioeation ,,asnute- from
ssatlona prise $4,000; p9ssesslon in So daya
ANDERSON REALTY co, "a Fast iss NJ
FOR SAIsE~-in Mount Vernon, farce st5z~.o
nouse twelve rooms. threa baths fhrea
cars. no reasonable offer refusal xviu s.,
20 risn, party Owner. - Cast GrassA 81.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-20
ATrRAcTIyE coLoNlAf norsr. g ~.

utes station. view OF sound: All i'm
prcv%Enents IsrEc veranaa braakfast
porch, Tiled balt-in bath and shower. two
very large bedrooms living room dining
room, hal and kitchen. laundry and toilsg
In cellar. best workmaDship and materials.
arhsuc fixtures, oak floors throughout .
corner lot frontage 80 Il. charming To-
eauohi $4,000. Apply s Wildwood Road
Phone Larchmont 5ss.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-20
New Jersey

NORTH SHORE PROPERTIES.
l. Ecluse Washburn & Co. 25 E. 40th ST., N Y,
New-York tribune., 1922-09-20
CREsTwooD
THIS Is THE HOME you

THIS Is THE HOME you've been dreaming
of; built of field stone with walls 20
inches thick windows trimmed with red
tapestry brick; heated glass sun porch on
south side; four large bedrooms; large
attic, hot water heat, oak floors open fire.
place for burning logs copper leaders 10
cutters; plot sSx10c. ROBERT j. SCEITER.
Ion, builder, Scarsdale Road. Crestwood
n. Y.
NEW SIN ROOM semi bungalow. all i'm
provenlents; high class residential sec
ton near station. $4,000. terms Bergin
Park view. Tel. Tuckahoe 344i-w or
Morningside 259A.
$3.50 SECURES immediate possession: 5
bedrooms; good nejghborfsooG convenient
railroad. stores. schools. churches etc
Owner. Box COO Tribune
New-York tribune., 1922-09-20

THIS rs an OPPORTUNITY Owner l~ax-
= ins town VIII sacrifice attractive Dutch
Loionlaf home. rsofas. a II i'm PROVEN st1tp
PI'vate residential park. plot 10xaan Had
. az $1,000, has dropped price TO sfSa90
Act quickly y. III. COLLINS Al Rostoa
rost Rd, Lsrchmons Phone 27s
PoR SALE OK LEASE. suraishea ar nm
lurn1sned, ssucco house. rooms baths
eafaSe, on a beautifully shruhbcd plot. fsx
l2a Feiephone Pelham st7E
New-York tribune., 1922-09-20
FACTORY PROPERTY

WILLIAM b. MERRALL.
Real Estate, Canadian Pacific Bldg.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-22
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