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New-York tribune., 1922-04-07
Days Dealings in Bonds
The Market

transactions in bonds. after dull
start, were fully up to the recent
average turnover yesterday. the price
movement continuing to higher levels.
Lower priced rail issues were in par
t'cular demand but buying was pretty
we'll distributed over the entire list.
Liberty bonds we're firm to higher, with
the Fourth Ans going to new peak.
Taaranciinna
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07
Paris Market Firm

PARIS, April 6.-Prices we're firm on
the Bourse to-day. Three per cent
rentes, 81 francs Is centimes; exchange
on London, As francs Is centimes; 5
per cent loan, rs francs 80 centimes.
The dollar was quoted at 10 francs 90
centimes
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07

The proportion of the banks reserve
to liability this week is 1887 per cent;
last week it was 1927 per cent.
Rate of discount. Az per cent.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07
Bid and Asked

Following arc the closing bid and
asked quotations of stocks listed or
the Stock Exchange in which there
were no transactions yesterday:
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07
Bank Of England Statement

LONDON, April 6.--The weekly state
ment OF the Bank OF England shows
the following changes.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07
Bank of Germany Statement

BERLIN. April 6.--The statement o.
the Imperial Bank of Germany as Of
March 81 shows the following changes
in marks:
Total gold and bullion. Inc. 2s4,eeo
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07
Bank of France Statement

PARIS, April 6.-The weekly state
ment of the Bank of France shows the
following changes in francs:
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07
Days Ne,p Issues

The Cleveland Terminal Company is
expected to sell shortly an issue of
approxmately s12,o00,00o mortgage
bonds, the proceeds of which will be
used to reimburse the treasury for
capital expenditures already made and
to provide funds for additional i'm
provements. Application is expected
to be made to the Interstate Commerce
Comm ssion as soon as tho final draft
of the mortgage has been completed.
Paine, Weber g. Co. are offering
s45o,000 Eastern Wisconsin Electric
first and refunding S per cent bonds,
due l947, at a5 and interest to yield
$40 per cent.
Fl. NJ. Byllesby g. Co. and the Federal
Securities Corporation plan to syndi-
cate shortly an Issue Of $2,750 900 Ok
lahoma General Power Company first
mortgage per cent bonds.
Blyth, Witter & Co. are Offering at
80 and interest to yield about $50 per
cent $2s0,000 Southern Counties Gas
Company twentyyear ia per cent first
mortgage sinking fund bonds, due 1885.
Mcclure, Jones & Reed are offering
at $40 a share 10000 shares Of no par
value common stock Of the bort Mo-
tor Car Company. The stock is listed
on the New York Curb Market
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07
Dividends
Extra Dividend

The Vacuum Oil Company declared yes
torday the regular SENT -nnnuai dividend
OF 3 per cent; and an extra dividend of
holders of record on May /. Last October
extra dividend Of per cont was declared
II 81 NON of g rlnl. col
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07
.lnC StOck ONOtAtIOnS Wcre:
Stocks Ex Dividend

Date Name. Per CT.
AprN s-Aliance Realty Co......... 2
April 14-Allied Chemical & Dye Cor
April 1o-Amercan srrs'n Coal Co, OF Al
legheny Co..............
April T-ArneriCan Ice Co, ,........ 1aa
April e do pf .................. IA
April 1o-American Shipbuilding Co,
1% and 20
April o 90 pf .................. 1a4
Al pril 15Associated Dry Goods Cor
poraton Let pf ......... l
April 15-Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co. i
April S-Delawaro, LacNawanna &c
Western Railrond Co.., "a
April 15--Famous Player-Lasky Cor
poration pf ....,...,:....
April General Motors Corp pf... Il
April Z do 6s deb. b................. y
April T. do IS deb .............. ia
April 10-Harbison Walker Refining
Co. pf ,................. z
April 7-lnternational Paper Co. pf.. u
April r do stpd pf .............. IN
Aprll 1S-Loose- Wiles Biscuit Co. lst
April 15-1A,na ~ i4ocomotive Works
Inc, IF .................. l9a
April S--N. y, Chicago e. st. Louis
Louis X. Il. Co. LIST pf f.... IA
4pTii ApTiI 12-Nor5hern %2 I4 Pacfio F. Ky. co Il
April 7-Pittsburgh Coal Co. OF
Pennsylvania ............ q
April r do pf ..,.,.........,... ] %
April 1S-.Reading Co. ...............
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07
Federal Reserve Banks

WAsHNGToN April The condition Federal Reserv,
oanhs at the close OF business April 5 follows:
RESOURCES
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07
Railway and Other Corporat;on,

-. OF "a y 7 Z 4He
Z 500. bTh 1857 May
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11

7-RooM Colonial house. all improvements
corner plot; 1oox1oo; garage: 10 minute,
70 traln and trolley; LIZ minutes to Ry,
Beach price $4,000. A. l.. Phillips
son. owners and builders. I'd and Henry SITS.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11
Leases of Suites ia High
Class Apartment Houses

Pease G. Gilman leased apartments
at 993 Park Avenue to Robert Isaac;
y Gramercy Park to ]. w. Hahner and
j. f. Creighton; in % Bank Street to
George Baston; at West Fiftieth
Street to Mrs. N. Freund; at 122 East
Flfty-iirst Street to DR. w. J. O'Brien;
at 67 West Fifty Street to Mrs.
=. w. Remsen: at 105 West Fifty-ffth
street, furnished, for Richard Jaeckel
to Mrs. Paul Abron; at 81 West Fifty.
eighth Street to Mrs. II. Bourne and
Mrs. J. Howell; at 116 West Fifty
ninth Street to DR.. S. P. Goodhart; at
liz East Seventy Street to Mrs.
y. A. Ayres; at East eighth
Street to Dutro c. Gale; at 4 East
Eighty eighth Street to C. C. Wood
worth, and at 60 East Ninetieth Street
to Mrs. M. Sheldon.
Culver & Co. leased an apartment
at 131-135 East Sixty-eighth Street to
Mrs. Astrid Lucas and at 1910 Madison
Avenue to William Ferguson.
Worthington Whitehouse, Inc, leased
an apartment at 10s East Eighty
second Street to Mrs. r. f. Almirall:
at 1915 Park Avenue to Mrs. Donald
McRae; at 116 East Sixty-third Street
to Alfred Nathan jr.; at 145 East Fifty
second Street to Miss Ruth Donnellv,
at b7O Park Avenue to julius White
ana at 1923 Park Avenue to Buell. Hol-
lister A
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11

apartment house will take It's place,
iarticuiarly in the section contiguous
70 the Main Street business center.
queens and Hollis are being trans
formed by the building of rows Of
small single-family houses. while In
sne Rockaways, formerly summer
resort, but now becoming an all-year
round home section, hundfeds of bun
gaiows and homes of more preten-
tious type are being constructed.
AT least S5 per cent of this new con-
structlon is for dwellings,, but accord
Ing to John w. Moore, superintendent
OF the Building Bureau for Queens
borough,. there are signs Of resump-
.ion Of industrial building. He esti-
mates that industrial plants and store
houses TO cost s1,00o,0OO are in course
Of construction.
With the increase in population
there comes the need Of more churches,
schools, stores and theaters. Superin-
tendent Moore says that there ere more
h.2uses of worship now under construc-
tion In Queens than had been erected
previously between consolidation, jan
uary l, 1898, and January /. 1922.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11
Builder Buys Corner Plot
On Riverside Drive
Anthony Campagna Purchases
Property Adjoining Flat
He Erected in 1910

Anthony Campagna purchased the
Plot at the northeast corner of 145th
Street and Riverside Drive, fronting
lob feet on the drive and 5s.s feet ,or,
the street. The property adjoins the
six-story elevator apartment at es4
Riverside Drive, erected by Mr.. Cam
apartment completed after the war,
The, purchase Of the corner plot was
made principally to protect the light
o, Of tho existing building and the new
Improvement will be laid out in such
way as to provide the maximum
amount OF light and view Of the drive
The seller, the Colworth Realty Cor
poration, acquired the plot few DAYS
ago. F. V. Calder g. Co. were the
brokers. Mr.. campagna has Just com
pieted ffteen-story apartment at the
northeast no, corner Of Broadway and
M,nety.second MN et ). street, containing 145
fully tenanted.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11
Long Island

FREE list OF houses for sale and rent
Write VAN WINKLE CO., Rutherford N +
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11

fELHAMS - Pelham Manor. Pelham
neights. Pslhamwood. North Pelham
S''. aweilngs. $4,000 upward: call, telephone
Du5 better eau open Sundays. Peter Ceder,
Pelham Telephone 1856 Pelham.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11
Shifting of Business Concerns
In Uptown and Downtown Zines

| Brady & Bowman, Inc. leased Offices
| IN the Borden Building Forthwith
Street qnd Madison Avenue, to the
Gutta Percha and Rubber Manufacture
ing Company.
The Cross & Brown Company leased
space at 321 West Fifty-fourth Street
to the Metropolitan Battery Service
, broadway to John s. Nathanson, and
the ninth floor at 549 and 551 West
Fifty-second Street to Claude B. Smith
and Ebert F. Letter.
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co., Inc,
leased Offices at $50 and 541 Madison
Avenue to the American Cuvroir Funds
and to Warren C. Cox, engineer.
|. The Charles F. Noyes Company
leased in the Masonic building, as West
Twenty-fourth Street, Offices to c. Ell
mer Mesler and to Greenfield Brothers.:
in the Mercantile Building, a. to so
East Twenty-third Street, for william
F. Kenny portion of the eleventh
floor to the Active4 Trading Company
and also space to Walter Leon Hess;
in the Price Waterhouse building, Sc
and 58 Pine Street, space to Samuel c..
Masters; space at $50 Nassau Street
to the Fuller Brush Company, and in
the Lawyers Title and Trust Company
building, 100 Broadway, space to Ross,
kelburn d. haufman; in the United
States Arcade Building, Fulton and
Water streets, a large store to Wag-
ner Brothers for five years; floor at
253 Pearl Street to Isaac J. Deutsch
and, with the Brett and Goode Com
pany, a floor at 511 to 519 East Sew
enty-second Street to Young e. Nc
Guire, Inc.
Tankoos, Smith e. Co. leased in the
building now being erected at 6S1
Broadway, southwest corner of Third
Street, the large corner store and base
ment, at an aggregate rental of $4,000,
to the Liberty Shoe Repairing Corpo-
ration.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11
Invest i'm Bronx Realty

Harry Calm, purchased from M
Goldstein the six-story modern apart
ment with stores at $40 Prospect Av.
enue. A Sternlicht was the broker.
Morris Husch sold to Rose Firsten.
iberg the five-story apartment at 1860.
1852 Kelley Street, 60x100.
Armstrong Brothers sold 2015 An.
thony Avenue, two-family dwelling
hacher.
Boyer Realty Corporation sold to
Jacob Packer two family house 87hx
duo at 2o8 Leland Avenue, held at
$4,000, and to Morris Heiman, a two
1aamlly house S7ax1o0. at 261 Leland
avenue, held at $4,000.
Scott Brothers sold for Charles Con-
aoliy 70 Mary Ryan the three.faYnilv
aWysinng ssi East laOth Street, 25x1oo.
poc,. ~, clarence .s Davies, Inc., sold FOR M.
ess. sans .,a eae vacant plot 50x10o on the
ass, asss siae Of Hull Avenue, 105 feet
"ortn OF Mosholu Parkway.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
MORTGAGE MONEY
FACTORY PROPERTY

Real Estate, Canpdian Pacia. pta
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11
Real Estate Ne " :
|cei Control of Central
Park West Block From,
D'ng Ess. < hing si Buy Two More
Fats Between tie 82d and
83d Streets

-, s oing, who recently acon,red
aae one Two I'VE STORY apartment hous.. :.
go and 224 Central Park w.. AZ
a'so acquired the two adjoining bonsas
~ z3o and 2as, ss4x1oo. This rive.
enem control Of a total frontage ~ 1os
iees on Central Park West. conn-,.
| ing the block front betwoen r;In.
fhe aro and Eighty-third streets. with
Rarn espeion OF the corner building
samnsn, .,. -. gutenberg sold to Morris
..;.h na;ulpson ehe six-story modern wall. .,,,'
With stores, 36xl08. at "a Eas. son
kers. oosh were the bro
n Bongiorno sold TO Dom.n,..
.1 uAzzo the four-story tenement nov ~
x1001l. i0oeh otreet, 2a
Cleary & o'connell sold ~ =.
sonh y. Coyle to Virginia Brizzare the
nve- story flathouse at 31s East 11sth
Street, 2lx1oo. s' AAo1a
Otto Fichtner sold to Morr,, Paw,
nhe iive-story tenement house at aSs
East llsth Street. 25x10o.1t.
angelo and Giovanni Dantuoni so]a
TO Pasquale Primo the four storv +ena-
ment house at 4l2 East 1a0tb street
18.6x100 'ises'
Charles Goldberg sold for the Grand
Investing Company 2e7 to 271 Third
avenue, six-story apartment house
with stores, 54.6x75, to Sol Freidus
and Morris Steinberg
William D. Fitzpatrick sold to MI.
cchael Musci the four-story tenement
house at 352 East 123d Street, 12.ex
10o.11
Ida G. Hunt sold to l.. J. stovall the
hve-story fiathouse at 17s West 18th
Street, 25x9911.
Mariana Scimeca sold to Luigi Pulec
and Cologero Indeflicato the six-story
APP apartment house with stores at 1893
Ellzaoeth Street 25.2x9s irregular.
Syma Waxenbaum sold to Samuel
Granofsky the four-story building at
ia Stanton Street, 25x9s.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11
Queens Building
Exceeds Last Year
BY $13,767,7O2
Permits Filed for First Nine
Months Show Total Of
Seo,43l,525. Against
S8l, ,663, 1928 for 1921

Permits for new construction =,
Queens for the frst nine months of
ehis year already greatly exceed the
| isures for the entire year Of 1921 and
preak all previous records for the
borough. For the twelve months of
| isLI 1891 permits were filed for
.pulldings to cost $s1,6e3,S2s, while for
ehe nrst nine months of this year ner.
1hlts were issued for 1881 for a total
cost OF s95,431,525. This shows differ
ence OF 1900 permits in favor Of the
current year and $13,767.702 in appro-
priations. 1t is expected that this
year total will be close to S125, 200. 900.
-, me housing bureau of the Queens
Chamber of Commerce in the lact week
has photograph buildings completed
IN all sections Of the borough in the
lasf year.. including the single and
multi-fam.ly houses. In the Long Isl
and City and Jamaica sections the later
type of construction is gaining head
way.
Outside Of Long Island City and Ja-
maica, however, the type runs to the
single and two-family houses. In the
Astoria section of Long Island City,
within q. few blocks Of the INTERIOR
ough subway extension, new houses
than 1900 families. In the section
east of the extension the development
Is mainly of the multi-family type.
while TO the west hundreds of single
family houses have been erected.
Large Flats for Jamaica
In Jamaica, Richmond Hill and
Woodhaven number of large apart
ments are under construction, provid-
ing accommodations for several bun-
dred families. Here also hundreds of
two family houses are being erected.
big hotel to cost more than 81, 500 900
is also being projected, the property of
the Hillcrest Golf and Country Club
having been purchased for this pur-
pose.
In Jackson Heights the Greensboro
Corporation. the ]. A. White Company
and Stone G. Webster are erecting hun
dreds of apartments
Throughout the Second Ward, COM
prising Woodside, Winfield, Elmhurst
and Corona, block after block Of small
single and two-family houses have
been erected, most Of which have been
sold.
In the Forest HilIs-Kew Gardens Sec
tion great activity prevails, the houses
being of a more pretentious type, rang
ing in price from s25,ooO to $4,000.
Throughout the Third Ward prac-
tically all Of the building Is of sim
gle family houses, ranging In price
from $4,000 to $4,000. Real estate
men are predicting that, with the ex-
tension of the subway to Flushing the
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11
Operators Buy
Business Site
On Fifth Ave.
Acquire From Savings Bank
Modern Office Building
Extending to Broad
way, Held at S45O,OOO

III. modern ave-storv store. Office
. ..;ts, =. ,oa rr;ftt
#snd showroofhs Duiioihg as @vo 'i.'
Avenue. running through the block tS
r12e Broadway. has been sold by the
r.,tu.,+ rnan.tr;a, Savings Bank
hs.n's aA ~ ssso nan
which Vaiued the eropsiss - =,
II measures 2S2xiis.4x irregular. Inc
arensam Realty Company, Samuel
= !. the new owner
oiehei pie'i~N = ,a,,.od ho+woor
Of the property. IT ~ ioeaseu oos"eei'
Twentv-f3fth and Twenty-slxth streets
- -. ,v years was the home of
"to Aoi uas1.ss ny ~
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11
Sale of Large Vacant Site
In Busy BROOKLYN Section

Inc Charles F. Noyes Company, in
conjunction with Charles A. O'Malley
sola TO the Baltic Holding Company, a
ciien1 OF Stoddard & Mark, attorneys
a plot on the west side Of Flatbush
Avenue Extension, Brooklyn, and be-
tween Fleet Street and De Kalb Ave
nue.. With this purchase the buyers
have obtained about 1000 square feet
directly adjoining the home of the
Dime Savings Bank of Brooklyn and in
the same block as the big Keith's Or
pheum Theater, now being constructed
on Fulton, Fleet and Gold streets.
This theater is the largest vaudeville
house In the world
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11

CHARMING HARM HOME. westheld. N. J.: .
doube oops pESss panty electricity
plot, garage. shade and fruit trees easy
terms SPENCER, 1925 Tribune Building.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11
More Leases In Central zops

tha1 "a; p, . l.. Hess, Inc, leased Offices tr
T;s. 1sis e.sS r building to Burlock Non-skic
..a se 81 company and to the Madison Let.
.si IL, snop' Inc; space at 81 East Forty.
sn,ra Ms. street with s. Osgood Pell & 60
micnael q. Upset & Co. leased ZOO
ssaste feet at sST-a91 Fourth Avenue
MO s, Perrin at Cie;. the tenth floor al
Ss West Twenty-sixth Street tc
s,s s. u Spooner; the eleventh floor
E.zoi and 1889 Broadway to ]. ii
ss.ost; the ninth floor at s-14 ives,
saftleth Street to 8. j. Name & Sons
s,, and the ninth floor at 145-14s
rss Thirtieth Street to Morris
sreundicht.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11
Sales i'm Westches,er

'sh q Marvin sold new house on
cisanaoefburgh Avenue at Larchmont to
Is Iatsnee II. Ball, of this city, and for
nIes H. lawrence "a Park Realty Company a
H.. N Longvale, Bronxville, to Lester
5vo1on; The same brokers leased for
ma a,ies d. Cavanaugh, Of Mount Yer
= ,sSAs /. ., new house on Colonial Avenue
einam Manor to Jay Gould.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11

WONDERFUL BARGAINS.
~ Two new houses, 30 minutes from Hudson
terminal, in best n. j. suburb; every i'm
Ppovement large plots; $7,ooo-s $500; must
M11 oe Spla Itor;; sna5i AMOUNT Of cash. FRANK
nliLLER l3 Park Row. Barclay $685.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11
Clergyman Sells Dwelling
Owncd for 25 Years

shaw, Rockwell 8 Sanford sold for
he Rev. Arthur ]. Kenny 800 West
twenty ty-eighth Street, four-story
dwelling, 20x9s.9 This is the first sale
of the property in more than twenty
Eve years
WI. Huston & Son sold for the
Bradley estate to the Hudson R. Rose
Company az Rvadhurst Avenue, three
story dwelling, 1Sx75.
Charles c. Taylor sold to James C.
Hanley the three story dwelling 303
West 139th Street, 33.4x109.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11
Flat for Upper Broadway

,s9lee Howe sold the plot corner of
lnoaaway and 262d Street to Antoinette
sEb sEbspaeh, se, Of Brooklyn for Improvement
ssrss sseres and apartments The prop
Was held. at 1900. Also sold to
sbs o. ple Fenelon, of Yonkers, part of
son,s so;agefs estate on Tyndall Avenue,
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11
Alfred C. Mace Jr. Sells
$40 .OGO White Plains Estate

Prince & Ripley sold for Alfred C..
Mace jr. his residence on Sherman Ave
nue, in the Gedney Farms section of
White Plains, to Martin M. Foss, of
White Plains. The property consists
Of a stueco house with about an acre
and held at $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11
Bronx Space for Bank

llessas as eugene ]. Busher Company
eorns, she store at the northwest
sue ne % l38th Street and Willis Ave-
sya,; Aiter extensive alterations the
Aor,;s 3 VIII be occupied by the new
sos1s ssors. - tnank, organized through the eff
x,sa. 3 robert Benenson, of the Ben
-sss Realty Company. M 80
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11
MAMARoNECK

Stone and Stucco Dwelling; beautiful cor
ner house; large rooms, 8 baths; all
improvements; hardwood floors, sleeping
porch, balcony overlooking Long Island
sound; large yeranda; 2-car garage; plot
lo0xl26; highly restricted; price and terms
on application Ciancia Bros. 40 Old White
Plains rd.. Mamaroneck, n. r.; phone,
Marnaroneck 443
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11
MOUNT KTsCo

SWITZERLAND IN AMERICA"
81, 900 --12-Acre Potential Estate, " miles
from Mount Kiscp station, adjoining two
prominent estates Three splendid building
sites: acres tillable; some woodland;
bubblirg spring. Sacrifice to quick buyer
Phone 5
Merriam 500. Mount Kisco.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11
. n.,lnliding for Motor Conc.,.,,

sths bu; un;laaesvrolet las Motor Company leased
Street ettsa,ng sa at PIT West Fifty-eighth
esrs Tsa os sases building for used
Edgar e sn building is being altered BY
esaed by aaa a charles Appleby, and IS
Brown y she Appleby estate. Cross &
: -ompany were the brokers
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11
Freight Brokers Get Space
On Lower broadway

Carl A. Leasenfeld leased to Lunham
4 Moore, freight brokers and members
Of the New York Produce Exchange,
more than 5000 square feet of space
in the Cunard Building.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11
house in 34th ST. Leased

ssery d.aur d.a,,. Fischer leased the three
las,rfL usMaeiisng at 240 East Thirty-
Esst ssreet to Anna StroetzeT a92
4 Niskna sarSy-fourth Street to AngaIa
6sfsss Z, ana 244 East Thirty-fonrth
2 Barbara Rsbenstsin. = : =
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11
Stock Brokers Rent Quarters
ia Grand Central Section

/ Douglas T.. Gilman & Co., Inc, and
Brady 4 Bowman leased offices in the
Borden Building, facing Madison Ave
aue, to Raymond Gilroy & Co., stock
brokers'.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11

Sale at Pelham Manor Park
Chauncey B. Griffen sold new
mouse being built by August Ackermann
IN n relham r Manor Park to Mrs. Eleanor
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11
PELHAM

GROOM BUNGALOW, good section 81 500
7-room houses. all impts. .s125 monthly
f00nI ATaEscH es1ss; are nTa Plss. f,n $4,000
6th Ave. a. Sd ST. Phone Pelham i74s.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11
HARRISON

NEW MODERN HOUSE for sale, sooms.
sun parlor, front porch, tiled bath: ga
rage; all improvements: near depot; select
rison, N. "
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11

Rents Home in 62d Street
Worthington Whitehouse, Inc, rented
Iurnlshed Tor Mrs. Newell w. Tilton
tne modern dwelling at 154 East Sixty
secona street to Christopher D.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11
sCAHsDAI.E

90 BROOK sT.s-Phons scarsda,a NAT
Leaving country, must saIi 6 lots Groom
house, All impts: Ia minutes 10 station,
ss.Su0s one-thsrd each. Owner on prsniaas.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11
WESTCHESTER
sA1Hos RasT
NEW ROCHELLE
SALE OR RENT

SACRIFTCE--Owner just moved West, Of
fers his home at great sacriice $1460o
- rooms. stucco, baths hardwood floors
and trim, hot water heat; garage. fine
plot and location, North ave. section
about years old. See this to-day. OIL
GOTT EGGER, 81 East 42d st, New
York. Telephone Murray Hill 1926
COLONIAL BRICK and shingle dwelling !:
high choice location, Overlooking L. r
Sound; rooms, baths; superior appoint
nents; enclosed and heated sleeping porcn,
large plot; built-in garage; exclusive neigh
borhood; S29, 000 offer wanted. PETER
DOERN, 45 Hemingway ave-. Phone New
Rochelle 3153.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11
Hand-troweIled stucco EnxlIah cottar.

Hand-troweIled Stucco English Cottage.
black iron rail. sand finished walls arched
doorways, large tile bath. built-in recess
shower; hot water heat with heated Eaf-
age; quarry tile vestibule; designed aud
built for an artist; $4,000. Pickering En-
glneering Corp. 153 Larchnlone ay.; phone
Larchmont 433.
Real barsain to secure below value attrac-
tive Colonial home; baths. sleeping
porch sun parlor. hot water heat: gear
heated garage with quarters: close 10 2
acrss wonderful shade trees and shrubbery :
high class residential section. p. H. Collins.
q Boston Post rd.; tel. 374 Larchmont
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11
LARCHsfoNr

Cor. plot 66xf30. well shrubbed, ffrc shade
trees; prettiest section OF Larchmort
Colonial house. well built. of pro-war con-
struction; large bedrooms. baths "a
moor; garage; centrally located: school
station and stores; bargain at s23 500.
terms arranged to suit Drummond ia D.
42d St; phones. Murray Hill 735s; Lerch-
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11
REAL EsTArE-sALE OR rryr
Manhattan

Manhattan
oqMpACT I'M HOUSE. in good order, Murray
Hiii, seven bedrooms: high class tenant
9ngi $4,000. rutland & BENJAMIN.
INC. IA East 4sth St
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11
PLEAsANTyfLLE

MUST SELL on account of sickness In
family. new. modern s-room house ali
improvements. large plot: gerake: we'll
located, Price $4,000. terms. II, b. HOR-
TON. Phone S9s Pleaeantviils. Pleasant