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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-20
Ell PUEBLO DE PUERTO RICO,

Ell PUEBLO DE PUERTO RICO,
A MERCEDES A. GARCIA, sea
la demandada antes mencionada,
POR LA PRESENTE Sc NOTIFI-
CA A USTED que Sc ha presentado
en- la oficina del Secretario de la Cor
tie de Distrito de San Juan,. del Dis
trito Judicial de San Juan, Puerto Ri
co, la demanda del actor antes cita-
do, en- la cual Sc alega que I'd. con-
trajo inatrimonio con ell Demandante
el 20 de Febrero de 1915, en- Douglas,
Arizona; que ninguno de los conyuges
aport6 bienes al matrimonio nj exls-
ten gananciales en- la actualidad; que
falleci6 ell hijo que hubo de su ma
trimonio; que ell demandante ha vivi-
do mas de un ano en- Puerto Rico con
anterioridad a la presentation de esta
demanda, y Sc solicita que esta Cor
te dicte sentencia, declarando roto el
vinculo matrimonial fundandose en- las
causas de ABANDONO Y ADULTE-
RIO; pues I'd. abandono su esposo
ell De1nandante desde ell A de Octu-
bre de 1915, no ha querido volver a
vivir en- el Hogar del Demandante a
pesar de sus reiteradas sdplicas, Y
porque I'd, segun informe, vive hoy
maritalmente con otro hombre que no
es el Demandante.
Els Abogado; del Demandante ell Lii
cenciado Carlos v. Urrutia con bufete
alberto en- ell Edifcio Bouret, calle
San Justo, de esta Ciudad.
Y Sc NOTIFICA A listed que de
no comparecerr a contestar dicha de-
manda dentro de los diez dias despues
de notifcada, 81 la notification Sc hi
ciere en- Ell distrito; y dentro de los
veinte dfas 81 Sc hiciere fuera del dis
trito, pero en- la Isla de Puerto Rico,
" dentro de los, cuarenta dfas 81 Sc
hiciere en- otra parte, Ell demandante
podra obtener sentencia su favor
de acuerdo con la Demanda en- la que
Sc solicita tambien que Sc condene al
pago de Costas. ~s
EXTENDIDA 'BAJO MI FIRMA en-
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico, hoy 18 de
Septiembre de 1921.
C. Marrero,
Secretario CITE. DITTO. Ter. DITTO.
Por: P. Sanchez,
Sub-Secretario CITE. DITTO. Pri-
mer Distrito.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-20
MERCADO DE AZUCAR
Cable recibidO anOche pOr Lamborn &
Co., San Juan, de su 0ficina de
New York.

New York, lunes, JUNO 19.-Mer-
cado firme, pero quieto. Ventas de
Filipinas y Puerto Rico montantes a
$4,000 sacos, para llegar en- la pri-
mera semana de julio, 1873. Peque-
fias ofertas de Cuba para embarque
en- junio 31l16 v para julio 31s.
AL cerrarse el mercado los comprado-
res interesaban de Cuba a 8 costo y
fiete, y 2.91 libre bordo, y los ven-
dedores pedian 2.95 libre bordo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-20

ra autordzar, sc exigirfa que los va
lores, no fuesen a6reos. habrfa 10 que
ys hay en- la mitad de Estados, pero
con la ventaja die que regirfa en- to-
da la n8ci6n. Y los gobiernos de Es-
tado podrfan encargarse de coatrolar
les emisiones merores de 100 mil do
liars.
Antonio ESCOBAR.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-20
REAJUsTANDO Ell pREsUPUEsTO

Los miembros de la Comisi0n de
Hacienda del Municipio de San Juan.
estdn considerandO en- definitiva el
estudio hecho de los presupuestos pa
ra el pr6ximo ejercicio v Sc ha hechO
un cuidadoso reajuste de los ingre-
SOS calculados, fin de que las SUI
mas con que Sc cuente, sean las mas
exactas possible y no haya deficits de
ninguna clGse.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-20
E.diicto

EN- LA CORTE DE DISTRITO DEL
DISTRITO JUDICIAL DE SAN
JUAN. PUERTO RICO. PRIMER
DISTRITO. - Estados Unidos de
America,) Ell Presidente de los Esta-
dos ,Unidos.,) SS:-FELIX VEGA,
Demandante, VS.. MERCEDES A.
GARCIA, Demandada.--No. 226.-
EMPLAZAMIENTO.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
WYCKOFF

NEAR RIDGEWOOD Ideal Colonial
home, seven rooms bath, fireplace,
steam heat, oak fioors garage, large plot
splendid location; only $4,000. Owner
G.. Zabriskie.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

ONE~sTORT brick building. with Holmes
protection, 26xT5. on Long Island. near
Bridge Plaza; suitable for any business.
Phone 1928 Madison Square.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
Cotton Goods Exports Gain

The expansion in the United States
exports of cotton goods noted through
out the year continues, says the textile
division Of the Department of Com
merce. For the nine months ended
with September, 1922, exports of cot
ton cloth of all kinds aggregated 449,-
550,7a5 square yards, valued at S63,-
7O9.576, q gain of 14.16 per cent in
quantity and of 20.35 per cent in value
over the corresponding period of last
sA,ooO,ooo square yards of the in
crease, bleached cloths for almost H.
100000 square yards, yarn ocstock dyed
for 100000 square yards and piece
dyed for 100000 square yards. Tn
bleached cloth, while maintaining it's
dominant position, is only a1.6i per
cent of the 1922 total, against 39.47
per cent in 1921.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
PORT WASHINGTON

AT poRr WASHINGTON oyERIos9@ssssiSS oyERIas@s 3
MANHASSET BAY AND nh'al
IS MINUTES q RRoNEw FROM NEW yosgS;
BATHING BOATING ASi9 sts ! tsss ssstsSss.
CHURCHES or ALL pBNosa.aIN. ~ .ssss,Iu & s5iIu
THREE YACHT CLUBS ~ as1s.s
A NEW sIx-RooM coTT Ass E-pslIn s.tsl d /,
plot 5oxls5, I'm restricted FSssasss.S " ssnslfal
calitys hail. living rooisst Nlsns Nsss so.athsYn
stone fireplace, dining room VILE s.ss ss- s..ils
foot ceilings: second door has tisss .,ss sssh
roous 5. one being very large w. ~, ,yefef.
With SET in tub and shower rs,s MS haass
heat. layatory in basement. Fnis srssal
is deaorated has unusually ine esssss s.saS Is
iStures shades; garage; yls.sSaY' nsorrtn
purchased fer si,0eQ cash ahe
payments the same as rent.
SPLENDID SEVEN ROOM HoasArrossls s.,ss rosls
plot. s0xl25; beautiful large ats,. WSas ess
and dining room. Kitchen, p1nsse.ssd sess
floors on main noor: four goou sssia ws;s
rooms, tiled beth. large opsh, ,avstSrs Z
basement This house IS .s ssSssa sSas ssss
large and we'll built for sis,'ss'S
terms.
AN lJNf5sIYAI. ffouSE--Isoeeteds Y pert
OF the most exclusive sections : 81 I'll vish
Washington. on plot IQexAas, 49,, ~ aexsq
conservatory at rearf ftfsns ~ arapsses
dtniag room. Kitchen, large psll,,s,ss,as n,,s,s sorea
tory, broadcast porch and largs opss astsr
on main door: unusuaisx larss sasTg reea,
room. With fireplace aiiaa g g. n showsfi;
TWO other bedrooms; tiiea saeH 3 ! Ma rbasssA
large garage; water rights as :.
Bay.
FURNISHED AND uNE,uasssss1IsNsdds uNEa,u5lss ssINds u
BUILDING PLOTS IN ALL fssssn 500
PORT WASHINGTON ANssu g. 80 g s''i
WILLIAM II. Sh Sh5 'EM Essq,sslsNE ZANE ~
AT STATION. Tlassss Tass = 8
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
APARTMENTS TO LEr-rUgNrsHED
Manhattan

SUITES of I, and 3 rooms with bath,
with complete hotel service, within Fifty
minutes of Pennsylvania Station, st 1920 a
THE NASSAU HOTEL. LONG BEACH, L. I.
Open All Year.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
2o4-ACRE FARM ESTATE
SPLENDID MODERN Bxu,DINSS

On fine Improved road tust outside village:
handy depot, good train service nearby
New York City; easy committing; produc-
i've loany fields brook watered pasture;
see apples. so pears, cherries, grapes
buildings inaursd $4,000 excellent 2.
water furnace, fine soft barn, poultry
house, etc. Unable 10 carry en-. $4,000
gets IT. part cash. tractor, cider press in.
cunators. full moern implements included
II taken quickly. J. J, MAlER, Bound
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
CHOICE INDUSTRIAL.
SITES

In units of five to fifty aeres, on
deep water, within eight miles of
Manhattan. Served by seven trunk
line railroads. Storage facilities
unrivalled. Railroad sidings easily
ohtainabie. Directly connected
with main highways to New York.
An opportunity of unusual interest
to those who are seeking industrial
sites we'll located, with the most
favorable transit facilities. Will
sell or lease on long terms at very
attractive figures. Address-De-
partment of Public improvements,
Room 2o7. City of Newark, N. j.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
FARMS FoR SALE
Equipped Farm Near Bay
"a Acres. Modern Horne

Photo and details this up-tc-date money
making farm. with modern home page a.
eatalog special bargains throug hout
sunny Southern jersey: beautifully
shaded Groom house, automatic water sys-
teia, telephone, other improvements; barn
large chicken houses, stable, workshop
garage pig sty; near arm of bay, village
and depot handy; just off state highway; /;
20 acres productive fields. ba ance valua-
pie timber. $50 fruit trees. SO grapes all
berries; owner called away: livestock, har-
vested crops farm machinery. other eQuip-
tnent thrown I'M price reduced TO $4,000.
easy terms. Cali or write. NEW JERSEY
EARM AGENCY. laA-S Nassau 81 ~ " q
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
NEAR NEW YORK MARKETS
2A0 A1,RE,S INITEf QnAn ~, 4 asrra

Ono hnndred and nfty heavy bearinr
apples 20 pears, 2o0o berries, ideal homs
New York: pasture FOR 80 cows machine
worked fields, large houses, SO 1t. barn.
poultry houses, piggery. To settIe AFFAIRS
SsSee gets II. and II taken now III cows.
team. fun implements etc, Included bari
easb- It's farm home you would show
your friends with pride. Details page ia
titus. Catalog 1900 Selected Farms Copy
Sree. STRoUT FARM AGENCY $50 p 81
Nassau ST., New York sity. -
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
A LITTLE CASH DOWN AND PART or
THE RENT YOU Now PAY

viii buy the daintles thome in the Jersey Hill
section. ready to move into; 10 rooms big
garage and baths; 400 commuters to n. Y
City from this section. d. L. g. w. r. r.
Beautiful, exclusive, convenient: purely resi-
dental locality. Total price. Including cleo
trio light, electric range. fixtures, shades
steam heat hardwood floors laundry. COM
plete interior and exterior decorations, only
1000; plot 1oox194 IT, Plenty OF flowers
and shrubs. Boating and bathing available
schools, churches and markets near by A
paradise for the children. its easier to buy
this home on my terms than to rent
deeent apartment in New York City. Write
PRIVATE. Post Office Box 37S City Hall
Station, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19

BIGGEST BARGAIN ON CHESTER
baths. steam heat, oak floors and trim
electricity. 10o-fooS ,lot. Scar garage
ehaufPeur's quarters 6 rooms and bathl
Worth $4,000. Sacrifice $27,500: tern S.
ARTHUR C. BLATZ REALTY co.
1st National Bank Bldg, Mt. Vernon, N Y.
Phone lakewood 1902.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
Stocks Ex Dividend

Nov 2o-Amer Metal 20 Ltd pf ssn 7
Nov. 29--Amer. Tel. & Gable Co... !
Nov 21-Atlantlc Refining Co...-s.. s
Nov. 2e--Atlas Powder Co. ...-..s..
Dec. Baldwin Loco Works ...,,..
Dec. g. do pf ........,,+,s.st.. =
Dec Beech Nut Packing .-.--s, !.
Nov. 29-Californta Pack. Corp.....s
Dec. 1--Canadisn Pac Ry. Co.,.s,5s,.. !.
Nov. 2o--Consolidated Cigar corp p !,
Nov 2T-Delaware & Hudson Cc..a
Nov. 29-Dia rnond Match Co..,..t..-s Z,
Nov. 2s-Eastman Kodak co. ...se;l
Nov 29-- do eS ......... .,.-,.s.t.s.
Dec. Elk Horn Coal Corp- w.... 4
Nov. ab-Federal Min & SInelt Co, ~ Y
Nov. 24--Ceueral Cigar Co. Inc piss 4
Nov. 2T---Generst Motors Corp, .-ss,.s
Dec. 1-Gt. North. Iron Ore Prop tn
etfs. ben. int. .......,.,.,its
Nov. 25--Haekens2ck Water Co. ..s.s
Nov 2o--Harb-w ak Refracsoriss..
Nov 2o--Eartman Corp ..,:,s.ssss, f,
Nov. 2o--Homesake Mining cas's 4
Dec. 1--Lscisdc Gas Light &C.,. 81
Nov. Nov 2s--Maohat.an Shirt CO. !
Nov. 2o-Mexican Sea board Oh ee.,,'
Nov. 90 do Vot IT 80
Nov. 24-Nstional Lead &C II 80 .. i; Il :,
Nov. 24-New Or. Tex.s& Mex -. ~. ~,
Nov. 2s--Nor- e. West. ny 10, - ! u - ~
Nov. 25--Pig. Wig. SITS, ms. Sisss
Nov. 2o--Pitts. Young, Asnsah@ ts
Nov. 2s--Reading Company. lat pf.s :
Nov, 2e--Southern Pac. Co. s-+isfsis go II,
Nov. 25--Stahdsrd Oil Of y. IS
Nov. 25-Stapderd Oil Of \. IS
Nov. To- do pe ...-.......ss-sss1s
Dec. 1--Texas Company - =. .1ss d
Dec. 2~-Underwood Typewriter ~
Dec. 2--- do pf s..N. :. -s.t'i
Dec. I--union Pacific r. r. to..ss.sii II
Nov. 2a--Unit Cigar Stores Of Anl = 4
Nov aS--United States Steel cofp.s' i
NoY 20--W els Fargo & Co. ....'E.ss'
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
New Jersey
IN WESTCHESTER ~
MWNY SALE or RENT 1%HMs N6H
NEW ROCHELLE

A GEM--Flooded with sunshine: semi
Colonial 7-room house. highly restricted
room. open fire, sun porch. screened and
glassed: -paneled dining room, tiled lsitch-
en-; I'd floor three large bedrooms, large
tiled bath. shower. stairs to Sd floor; piped
for heat and bath: $I4, 900; easy terms. Hol-
ley Courts s: Kull. 81 North av.. New
Rochelle, n. Y. Phone 431&. Other bar
gains.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
SOUTH JERSEY FARM cATAtoC

j UsT QUIT cory FREE. Many aesrrfhe,3
stocked and equipped scls suatairtns
Eonaez Tor commuters, Page 10 dasrrines
it ~ Acre farm good buildings. near Allan
muters home 10 acres good tufYafag.e ia
Chickens pigs, tools. s1spe Essy terms
write today: TISELAND FARM AGENCY
S8e-L lands Ave, %sns,apa - Ns
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
(I ( New Jersey, & n
SOUTH ORANGE

SOUTH ORANGE AND MAPLEWOOD
We are brokers only, with over thirty
years experience in these communities.
We can offer, without prejudice. the choice
OF the market, including the properties
of all builders and operators. Your in
quries are solicited.
THE j. CHARLES o'BRIEN co.
South Orange, N. J. Established 1890.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
REAL TsTATE-sALE OR RENE
Brons

ss5.oo CASH buys choice tax exempt g.
story business corner 75S1n0. stories.,
threes, 3 fours. West Bronx, near sta
inoptsafe S nen 49, e yeaps Psr neang
$4,000 per annunl. No brokers. Price
Sf7o,oo0 *. Phelps, 267s Valentine Ave.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
MOUNT VERNON

NEW TWo-FAMILY sTUCCO, rooms
and bath, shower; oak floors and trim,
sun parlois and sleeping porches; corner
plot; restricted park; between two rail-
roads: ono floor leased $3.50 per month
everything separate. Price $4,000
ARTHUR c. BLATZ REALTY CO.,
LIST National Bank Bldg, Mount Vernon.
aOakwood 9302.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
Richmond

STATEN ISLAND+-For rent, ten-roorn
house, two bathrooms, all improvements;
fine water view, with or without garage.
Inquire Box H. Rogebank, Staten Island.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
REAL EsTArE--sAIE or RENT
nfaf,hatsass

EIGHT STORY flreproof in the Seventies:
50xt00; tat mortgage long term at low
rate, will nake easy terms for balance;
rental low at $35, 900.
sLAWsoN q HOBBS. 162 West 7sd st.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
snAL EsrArE--sAnE OR nENr
PLAINFIEID
pLA1NrIELp

PLAINFIELD
New Colonial. choice location.
we'll constructed, arranged and ap.
pointed. includes every detailed
pIete modern bath. ideal Kitchen.
breakfast nook, dining room, ex-
traordinarily beautiful living room
and sun room: fireplace; terraced
plot with attractive shrubberF;
character home: first payment
$4,000, then $50 monthly on $500
balance.
j. j. SCHWARTZ, Realtor.
Babcock Bldg, PIainfield, N. j.
Phone 2693.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19

ATTRACTIVE sTUCCO COLONIAL home,
rooms, large bedrooms. hot water
heat Copper leaders and cutters. garage,
Convenient location. Ground 50x13o Price
$4,000. MRS. EDMUND w. RODINE, f47o
Main ST., Tel. s48 New Rochelle. N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
Silver Market

Siiver--Loadon, so 11-16d; New IL aSla =.
domestic bar, 9eb4c; fcreigr. % ss'
Mexican dollars, 48ise.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
Florida

MAKE ONE OF OUR FLORIDA PARTY,
December Z, to Barlow, to inspect orange.
grapefruit groves. Booklet, full informa-
tior. Southern Groves Co, 272 B'way, city.
MAGNIFICENT grapefruit and orange
groves: illustrated folder. Hallam g.
CO 78g Broadway
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19

NEW Colonial home, with garage; seven
rooms and sun parIor. baths, hot water
heat. electric lights, hardwood hoorsi nne
location; good Communication. Price s126o0:
easy terms Others from S5.0 to $4,000;
Write or call at once Aircraft Homes Co.,
f4A North Av, Plainfeld. N. j. Telephone
507
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19

LARCHMONT--New Dutch Colonial resi-
dence: modern, fully equipped for cleo
masters room. very large. extra guest
room; splendid tiled bath; electric washer
and mangle. Large corner plot, beautiful
Iy handicapped; seven minutes walk to
station. Price $4,000: $4,000 cash. ball
anss sISa. IKE ike rsnt. Sunday phone Larch-
GEORGE HOWE, SGT Fifth Ave. N. Y. C.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
MISCELLANEOUS

BEAUTIFUL winter home in faIe OF Pines
ready to move into. One. hsaf interest in
grapefruit grove; will stand rigid investiga-
ton as to profits. Address iockbox 1901
Eueva Corona. Isle Of Pines. West Indies
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
A CHANCE NOW TO BUY A FINE HONE CHEAP

HOME SACRIFICE BY A PROMINENT SUBURBAN BUILDER
OF beautiful Southern Colonial home garage at
tain Lakes Residential Park much
strucon on my hands Huge Colonial pillars support 2ory
veranda balcony the house 70 26 f. deep there
are 13 immense extra toilets three completely ap
pointed bathrooms and The plot 150xl7o feet
only four minutes walk to the trolley running directly
settled residential committing home section About 900 feet
elevation Water rights chain of five charming lakes afford
fine boating sailing skating Splendid committing service to
New York City $4,000 cash it Complete with no extras
to buy and ready for immediate occupancy Balance
second mortgage $1ooo Permanent first mortgage $4,000
City Hall Station, New York. - ~ N '1o'
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19

DETACHED HOUSE, LARGE ROOMS.
tiled bath, toilets, parqust floors, eiec-
trio light, steam heat, enclosed porches.
$4,000. CROSS. 105 West fremont ave.
Telephone bingham 34s6-W.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
Connecticut

GREENWICH, CONN. now Colonial house
on shore. near yacht club. Formal gar
6ens Brick terrace and sea wall: mas.
ter's bedrooms. 2 servants bedroonis. Z
bathrooms; garage with mans room Cost
946, 900. want offer. No. A-221l.
LADD g. NICHOLS, INC.
P0ST ROAD,
Tel rTl7. Green wfch. Conn
GREENWICH. CONN. new house on river
front, acres, masters bedrooms, 9
servants bedrooms baths; cost SIS. 600
Price $4,000; $500 cash. rest on mort
IADD a. NICHOLS. INC.
Posi- ROAD.
Tel. f717. Greenwich. Conn.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
isrsnas

latest Improvements; Prospect Ave.
cash $4,000. Kristen, 9t5 Trsphagen st..
North Bergen, ", J.. Tel Union 6S8s.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19

LARCHMoNT ON SOUND - Best value
here. Beautiful home, ideal location;
Ave minutes walk station, school mar
kets; six bedrooms, tiled bath. Asking
$4,000
MURDOCH g. HAwLEY
40 Post Road Phone Larchmont .A25
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
NrONTCIAIR

S15,600-FINEST LOCATION; out OF town
owner must sell his stucco residence.
Center hall, ten rooms three baths.
Was formerly held at $4,000. III
III. y. CONNOLLY 81 co.
Opp. Iackaw0nna Station, MOntcIRir
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
Queens

BAYSIDE, L. Valuable farm property;
most desirably located for building sites,
inspection invited. D s3S. Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
RYE

RYE, N. Y.
Opportunity get new attractive stucco
residence ideal location, Z Hillside Place,
off Rye Beach av., minutes to Oakland
Park, minutes to beach; rooms, baths,
buffers pantry, laundry and garage. Liv-
Ing room 14x24, with open fireplace, French
doors opening out on large sun porch.
Dining room 14x14. Four bedrooms and
maids room. Laundry chute plenty closet
room. Steam neat and electricity Price
very reasonable. Owner, Brown Meeker,
AGA Forest av., Rye.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
Real Estate Opportunities Briefly Told
REAL EsrAyr--gALE ON RENT
New Jersey

AN ARTISTIC LITTLE year round hone
OF S rooms and bath, by the side of the
committing distance OF Manhattan, near an
old fashioned town. can be purchased and
occupancy secured for $500; balance Of
81 600 on easy term mortgages Ideal for
young couple or small family. Fine resi-
Dental section with all conveniences for
comfortable, economical living. Grounds
ready TO move into; nothing extra TO buy;
monthly payments logs han rent for a
small city apartment. Details from the
owner. Post Office BOX lio7. City Hail
Station, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
LARCHMONT
LARoHMoNT-A REAL BARGAIN. Most

attractive new Colonial, six rooms and
tile bath. large living room. oak floors.
improvements. Centrally located to Schools
station, stores etc Absolutely the best
proposition in the market to-day. Price
ton Post Road, Larchmont, N. Y. Phone274.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
FLoR.AL PARK

FLORAL PAHF---sT. zoo, terms; s rooms.
!, garage; all improvements. Phone Floral
Park 2ss-W, or Monday. Franklin 1899.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
MAMARoNECK

ORTENTA POINT - Inspect this charm
ing country home with every modern
appointment, garage with quarters ex-
cellent location. 10 rooms. baths. water
view. private oeach. Nost sell THIS week.
DRUMMOND REALTY CORP.
S3 Boston Post Road Lerchmont
Phone 564 or Murray Hill T3a3
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
SHORT HILLS

SHORT HILLS, n. J.-8 rooms and bath |.
nice corner property, near depot; should be
seen: also building lots VIM, IL. T.ushear,
Ordway Building, Newark, Short Hills, N. j.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19

25 EAST SAITH ST.
Two very large rooms. With bath, eight
closets.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19

s1ST ST. (Broadway)-3 ana s rooms.
we'll furnished apartments; elevator. 1856
Broadway,
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
Westchester

FARMS. estates. modern commuting
homes. cheap. remote. brooks. woods
buildings pond sitee, week ends camp
sites few acres near village. modern
homes large acreage. modern buildings,
modern!zed Colonial house; state road
brook, forty acres, $4,000. Putnam County
farms, any size or price. Alexander, I
East 42d. Vanderbilt 1924. Sundays
Peekskill office, phone 435.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
(ss \! i<z y0i16 Island
. sszAkE or E1zss sEss
,roREsv HrLrs

VUKESZ HILLS
FOREST HILLS GARDENS
Owner anxious 10 do business on the
following:
New detached and . baths. garage;
S13,5o0: terms
Corner. near station. I and bath: ssl, 0oo
proposition, Z and bath, big rooms; tirss
reasonable offer viii take H. Terms ar
ranged.
LOUIS p. McGAHIE
Real Estate Broker
55 Burns st. Forest Hfils T.
Tel Boulevard sT6a
FOREST HILLS GARDENS.
owner must sell fine brick house, Z
rooms and ? baths. nice plot. good loca tion.
Speclal price IL sold this Week. Asking
S15,50o. Terms arranged
LOUIS r. McGAHfE
Real Estate Broker
6b Burns ST. Forest Hills. L, l.
Tel. Boulevard 6762
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
JAMAICA

Bu1LpERS--Al or part OF 276 !ota, fuliy
improved macadain streets. sidewalks,
double row OF Norwood naples. water. gas
ana eiectrfcity; buyers actually waiting
Ioa. ,o houses on this property good mortgage
Prica $1,000 per lot: will give builders
sesyns or taks part trade. Harry 8, Johes.
herriman Avenue. jamaica. N.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19

l2sD ST. 521 wEsT-4 and 8 rooms, bath
elevator. full service.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
FACTORY PROPERTY SALE or TO LET

FUR BALE UN KFINI
BRICK factory plant suitable for any
kind of heavy manufacturing, automo-
bile work, foundry. rubber mill, rolling or
Conn, between the canal of the Ousatonio
Water Power Company Mnd the Housatonic
River. Land $50 feet front by 200 feet
deep; buildings heavy mill construction;
about 10000 square feet aoor space
equipped with water wheels about 400
horsepower capacity; steam heating sys-
tenn; three large boilers: brick chimney;
water for power and manufacturing .pur-
poses may be leased wIth MIL Addrss
THE HONE TRUST COMPANY, trustee,
DERRY C0NN.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-07-08
ST. LOUIS VETERAN
/. TO BE ENTERED IN
BIG BALLOON RACE

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July SIN order
to make sure that Captain II. r..
Honeywell, of this city, who won Sec
ond place in the recent Milwaukee
balloon elimination contest, is prop
erly equipped to make a real try for
first honors in the international con-
test to be held at Geneva, Switzer-
land, in August, q local committee
today is hard at work collecting funds
for Honeywell's benefit.
Captain Honeywell is veteran of
55S flights, of which twenty-one have
been races. Three were international
contests.
Honeywell's first international ex-
perience was in the 1912 event. which
started from Stuttgart, Germany
when he flew 1850 miles to point
100 miles west of Moscow, winning
third place. The Russian peasants,
who surrounded the aeronaut, tore his
balloon to pieces, using the silk fabric
to make Sunday dresses for their
women. Honeywell himself was turn
ed over to the authorities as a spy and
held until the American Consul at
Moscow secured his release.
In the 1918 international races.
which started from Paris, he finished