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New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Buying in the Bronx

Edward Polak, Inc. sold the dwelling
at 1900 Clinton Avenue. 27xS4, for a
Mr.. Szarvitch to Mrs. Siegel; the two
family dwelling $40 East l75th Street,
5Ox15O, for a Mrs. Lalor 20 Jacob
Cohen, and the dwelling at 744 East
175th Street with garage, 2sxl05, for
DR. David Felberbaum to Jacob Lehrer.
The Bookmar Construction Corpora
tion sold the southwest corner Of 167th
Street and Southern Boulevard. 50xl00.
improved with a building containing
nine stores.
II. J. Radin sold 505 Claremont Park
way, northwest corner Of Third Ave-
nue., fronting 81 feet on Third Avenue
and 95 feet on Claremont Parkway,
held al $40 600.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Results of Auction Sales


Car barn property OF the Sew York Rail
ways Co. block bounded BY Fourth and
Lexington avs. 32d and 33d SITS, ad-
WEST END Az, cor 10th 81, t-sty
iOGTH ST. 226.23O z. bet ID and ID avs,
three 4-sty tnnts and strs. each 2bK
1OO11: 10 Harris Brown.
i2OTH ST. ~ r.. i2e W Park av. b-sty
tnmt 25Xloo.li. to w c Eiekerson for
seTH ST. $40 W i75 W Tenth av. 5.,ty
limit s5xsss; TO w c Rckerson Tor
tif500.
4sTH ST. bH w. bet 10th and lith avs.
4-sty tnmt. 20xioo.5; TO Sarah Gross Tor
SPRING ST. 1876. and THOMPSON ST. ~.
s-sty bldg and 2iz -sty bldg. 25xioO. with
-" 2six7s. 20 w RickeTson for
cIiERRY ST. 2s4. 50 jefferson 81: 5,sty
tnmt. 25xlo5.sx irreg; TO Gerardo Orudiee
pnSYA%TT ~. 1919 and 1921. and WISE
AY. 1905. two ~ atty and one z.sty
dwllgs IOi.sx27fSx irreg. and be1lt.:sN
irreg: No 1919 10 J Bauer for sio9'
No 1921 TO y Cordel for $500. and NO
1905 10 Mary y Berrian for v,Ioo
JACKSON Az, se cor i4tth A. loVfltLe1
irreg. vacant. Withdrawn; sold az private
sale.
BY ! Lincoln seide Co
saTH ST. iis SIS. 1856 Park av. +.sty
bldg and str. 25xi00 8. Viola " Naoel I.
man agt Postal Estates Corp 81 a. amt
due 1ei. .e4s. taxes. etc. tstes.st. pr
mtges. t27.5o0. 10 John Doolns'
party In interest, for ss6,ooo.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09

COUNTRY home within city. az 1881
sedgwick av.. i0-room house. all latett
improvements: exceptional neiisiborhoof.
For further particulars call or phone FORD
ham 1851
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Divorce Gusts Army Major
Sourt Martial Dismisses Him
Tor Testimony Against Wife

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. June s.--A
mandatory sentence Of dismissal from
't1s u army was returned against Major
rrsfoeIt II. White, General staff. at
s1Lt . sam Houston, at midnight last
IIignt, after he was found guilty by a
s.sa ranking court-martial Of conduct
snoeecming an officer and a gentle
MAYOR White was formerly assistant
esief .ef OF staff Of the I'd Division. The
.yhense of which he was convicted was
As making Of an affidavit and oral
sssumony here before a district court
wen wen he divorced his FIRST wife, a
tnsletive Of Major General James g.
army.
The AFFIDAVIT offered by Major White
.Isted that he did not know the where
.oou.s ~ OF his wife at the time. which
NE ne defense claimed was false. Mrs.
ware was at thta time in Washington.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Lane Bryant Increases
Space in West 39th Street

Pease & Gilman leased for William
De Lancey Cunningham and Miss Eliz-
abeth De Lancey Cunningham 20 AL
bert Malsin, president Of Lane Bryant,
Inc, the fve-story loft at 30 West
Thirty-ninth Street for twenty-one
years, with renewals. The aggregate
net rental for tho first twenty-one
years is about $780, 900. The same ten
ant recently acquired through Pease &
Gilman 2s West Thirty-ninth Street,
which will be improved with a new
building to harmonic with the ad-
joining property. Tho lease Of this
plot gives Lane Bryant control Of an
area Of about $4,000 square feet, fac.
ing SO feet in Thirty-ninth Street and
90 feet in Thirty-eighth Street, cover
ing the property "a to 30 West Thirty
ninth Street and 10 to 25 West Thirty
eighth Street.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Eight L. S. Seamen Lost
In SqualI in Amur Bay
Men of Cunboat New Orleans
on Motor Boat Trip Are
MISSING Since SUNDAY

VLADlNOSTOK. June s (By The AS
soeisted Press Eight enlisted men
from the United States Gunboat New
Orleans are believed 20 have been
drowned in a sailing mishap at Amur
Bay. Siberia. There has been no trace
Of the men since Sunday.
WASHINGTON, June 8 (By The As
sociated Press Report was made 70
the Navy Department to-day by the
commander Of the American gunboat
New Orleans. which is in Siberian
waters, that eight enlisted men, who put
outfrom the ship in motor sailer, were
missing, and it was feared that they
had been lost through the capsizng OF
the sailer in a sQuall. The men we're
last seen. the dispatch said, off Sandy
Point. Amur Bay, about 80 p. m, June
I, and two days search Of Amur Bay
and the shore lines failed TO reveal any
trace Of them.
The missing men and their addresses
are Allen J. Brady. coppersmith. 339
Sarmana Street. Buffalo; Mack +.
Brown seaman. Howell, Ind; Robert II.
ITee' seaman, Fleetwater, Tex; Ferdi-
nsno j. Seheschi. boatswains mate. lO42
ssiinth Street. Oshkosh. Wis; Frank r.
ssiivs, gunner's mate, 1920 South Center
sstree', Stockton, Calf; Henry l..
nnw,is,nson, coxswain, Freeport. Me;
c"hham r. Wolfe. carpenters mate,
SS,amm'ng. Ga, and Leon Dodd, seaman,
"ynne, Ark.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Manhattan


WONDERFULLY furnished six-room spart-
mcni for sal~ ~ reasonable price leaving
city: must sacrincei everything IN latest
style. upper West Side. Appointmnet by iclc
phone. Schuyler 9771.
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY 80 Eight-room.
airy apartment. 33t West End av.. Apart
ment ~, June 10 october. furnished, $3.50
less than rent. Apply superintendent or
Murray Hlli tt2A Extension %
RIVERSIDE DRIVE ASD 18TH sT.-slSih
floor large combination living and dining
room. large bedroom. twin beds. small bed
room. real kitchen. fi3s. schuyler 1888.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 2S,. u ss,h st.-Th.
Peter stuyVesant. Furnished and unfur-
nished apartments. HARRIS NoUGHr
COMPANY. East tsth 81.
sBTH ST. iB wEST-Aiiractive. cool three
room. kitchen. hath. grand piano. sRlm
ming pol ani cafe. Circle ssis. Apt. II O..
mornings.
APARTMENT. small. well furnished. PARK
ave. until October H. LrnoK 1891.
UNFURNIsHED APARTMENTS TO LIT
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Trading in Apartments
On East and West Sides

Abraham Safir sold for William c.
Lester as executor Of the estate Of
Mary H. Lester the two fve-story fats
with four stores, 26x100, at 2402 and
24O4 Amsterdam Avenue.
Ludwig Hsnf sold TO Matthias and
Anna Auer the fve-story tenement,
25.6xS1. at 1716 First Avenue, south
east corner Of Eighty-ninth Street.
d. Rosenblum bought for a client
from the Samoht Holding Company $40
St. Nicholas Avenue and 3l3 West
127th Street. northeast corner, FIVE
story apartment with stores, 25xs7.6.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
NEw JERSEY REAL ESTATE
THE DAINTIEST LITTLE HOUSE

IN all the Jersey ms. water rights ~ chain
OF pretty lakes. built for year round occu.
pancy. landseaped grounds Z large roone.
filef bath, beautiful ami refined ntighbof-
hO0i sale unly plot i002220 Is steam
heat hardwood floors, electric light open
hreplacss. running water e1rj f0mmufa-
tion New York city, every Contcnlfnco for
comfortable living. Invest a utiie cash AMI
what you now lose paying rent ant oUn r3s
own home. DO>'r DELAY. can b. boughC
for 1.1b0 ready 20 move into, balance of
ST. 180 on easy term mortgages n A. fott
once Ion 51s. city Hall station. New lor<
flts
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
L.:hu,e Paid by State Com,
r,uarsd r,,'auder Decgan to Dead
waro 1ps Who Championed
rsuse Cans of the Disabled

.h an inodrertence the
- t. Legion column 'eos omit,
A,','"pn 4, ,ram IDs Iycsst.rdoy'. Tribune It
10 70, ~, ..n,oy as usual hereafter IN
rAwsdOyJ
,...,.,,, s,sdsuarters Of the Ameri-
N', w., has set aside to-day as
can .~memorate the memory Of
. ..,ss., Sas y frederick W. Galbraith. late
o0,9ns' .'a..l commander, who was killed on
.iil'I'' nat. J, last year. Throughout the
'u~s O.',r, posts OF the Legion VIII ny
90 &C., At half staff. In some cities
's.s Ia services will be held
"r..,l.s men still confined 70 vari-
''es,.,v,nent institutions who to-
Tss receiving proper treatment anu
osy ..s.ion will pay special trioute
81 ~ memory. lie was resspons.iple 10, loI
~r,b legislation, some OF "nlSn nas -
~. 80 -,.,sntly been adopted, IN bcnait o.
lss' is.nrr5sd veteran. Department
tos tos,rSsrs throughout the country
s,v, special interest m the service
.ae,~msmorating his memory o
s.s,, Commander William +. Deegan
-. r,ved the various county com
a,dsrs na 20 devote part Of the days
rrosrsm TO services in memory OF
Eg,lsnsl Gaibraith. In speaking OF the
sorrnsr v- national commander yesterday
Commander Deegan SAID;
sTbousands Of disabled men are to-
H. snioving the fruits Of the battle
~.gsd by Colonel Galbraith in their
b,salf He placed above everything
80 4, ,ls Legion the comfort OF these
80 wbo were sent home minus some
80 ~ ia faculties so cheerfully surren-
dsred for the benefit Of the govern
Gin N, midst OF his fight he was cut
a. He died in active service. His un-
,in,ly end brought sorrow 20 the
hearts Of Legionnaires. Although his
WORT was far from finished when he
died. his plans were laid on solid
rock foundation and were not shaken.
Today these plans are realities. and
everywhere the disabled man is profit
ing BY the fight started by Colonel Gal
hr1ith.
aHis fight was by no means one 10
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Architect to Alter Dwelling
In 6lst Street Into Suites

Harris. Vought & Co leased for Ann
phillins. Of London, England, the four
story house. l9xi0O:5, at lSo Eas'
sjxtv.hrst Street, to Aymar Embury I'd.
architect. who will alter 1t into small
suites. The house is at present oeeu-
pied by the Dug-Out, n club for dis
abled ex-service men, which has rent.
ed. through John Constable Moore ana
James B. Speyers. from NJ. B. Philip
the dwelling at 20 East Fifty-eighth
street for the care and vocational
training of disabled veterans.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09

PELHAM homes for sale or rent.
WILLIAM r. MILLS. Tel. sos PELHAM
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

OPPORTUNITY 20 L. s. 4. firm desiring ~
set up moderate sized factory. service ae-
,of or warehouse etc. IN England. An Eng
lar limited Company offers for sale az
very low ngure complete premises. comprisinS
nre Offices with complete warehQufe ana
dor Total area 30 0O0 "a. feet. The whole
Comprising IN point Of size. situation ana
construction an ideal site as European
depot for L. s. 4. machinery. automohie Or
ere Every modern service IN the buiilnk.
rhlch ls equally suited for either storage or
Nth ample once faclililfr.
nrompf sale The property is absolutely
freehold and local taxation low. Apply u
l.. NJ. Equitable Trust Co of New lorS'
King william Street London. Z. c. Eng
land.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Franklin Hall in New Hands

Sharp & Co. leased for the Grandeur
Holding Company the six-story eleva-
tor apartment known as Franklin Hall
occupying the block front on the west
side of st. Nicholas Avenue. between
I5sth and 159th streets. for ten years
10 I. Levitt. for an aggro e--te rental OF
$3.50. 900. II contains ten suites on a
foor. laid out in four, FIVE and six
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Frazer Will Visit Europe

WASHINGTON, June 5. : Director
Forbes Of the Veterans Bureau an
nounced here yesterday that Major Leon
Frazer. chief Of the New York Division
Of the Veterans Bureau, will leave
soon for a European tour on behalf Of
the bureau. He will make a survey Of
foreign bencfcisries Of the govern
ment's war compensation law, under
which approximately 100000 is sent
out Of the country monthly. He also
will complete arrangement with sew
eral European nations whereby re-
ciprocal treatment is provided by the
Allied governments for the care Of dis
abled veterans.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
TUCKAIIOE

NFW a.room Colonial. decorated. sereen.d
shades and metal weather stripped
throughout. two baths with showers eI-
rrovemenfr. lot s01io5. Lear garage.
minutes 20 station Hfariem Divisionl
price. cash. $4,000. nrst mortgage $4,000.
second mortgage. $1,000 or Tor rent AZ
fZI0O pr year q. r. Sthui-e. IOheEAh
Heights Tuckahoc. - Y.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Sales of Dwelling Houses

Slavson & Hobbs sold the 3h-story
dwelling, 2OxlOO, at 81 West i03d
Street.
The Houghton Company, with John
II Day, sold for Clare L. smith et al.
the four-story dwelling y west
Eighty-seeond Street, 22xlO2.2.
Henrietta A. Colt-Browne sold 20
Mary c. Grey the three-story dwelling,
f6.i0xl02.2, at 107 West Seventy-eighth
Street
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Old Sweet Estate Sale To-day

The old Sweet Estate in the Dun
section of Yonkers, divided into
975 lots, will be sold at auction to-day
by Bryan l.. Kennedy, Inc. Twenty
three one-quarter and one-half acre
plots. one seven acre plot. large house
and one garage that can be altered into
a dwelling will be disposed Of
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Bell Post Activities

Arrangements have been completed
by Edward J. Bell Post for a shirt
waist dance to be held at the post club
rooms, 7i9 Bushwick Avenue, Brooklyn,
on the night of June IS. A number Of
novel features are included in the pro-
gram.
The post recently secured 5000 for
the Veterans Mountain Camp. A log
lean-to will be erected ut Big Tupper
Lake in honor of the standard bearer
of the post.
Plans are under way for celebration
Of Armistice Day. Commander John +.
Fitzpatrick has announced some Of the
committees TO arrange for this event.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
QUEENS REAL ESTATE
ken Garoens, z. 3.
TdReworth smith, Inc. w. sith 81.
Sole Agent. f1tfroy osoo'
wEsrcmEsrER COUNTY REAL ESTATE


seven.room house, on state road; lawn.
shade shrubbery. modern improvements, ],
garden. fruits. garage. chicken house ac-
cessible three railroads, select neighoor'
hood satisfactory terms arranged. owner.
pox 500 Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09

who will remodel II into a mercantile
structure.
Abraham, Joe and Ike Warwick,
poultry dealers Al AT Water Street n
hve-story building, 20xso, purchased
that property from Abranam Swern-
ofsky.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
To Alter Garage Into Suites

William B. May g. Co. sold for John
II. Naughton the two-story garage at
1876 East Fifty-fourth Street. 25xio0.
Tho new owner, a Mr.. Kleeberg. will
the property into apartments.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09

Avenue. southeast corner Of Fifty
second street. The attorneys for the
new company are Pressingcr New
eombe. Cunningham & Wigg.
James y. Speyers 4 Co, Inc. sold
for the Farmers Loan and Trust Com
pany. executors. the building NJ i0t
West Forty-eighth Street 20 client.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09

Brown Company and by Frederick Fox
4 Co. The Singer Company occupied
II for many years and subsequently
purchased the larger garage at 25e.26l
West Sixty-ninth Street
Formation Of the 100 Seventh Ave.
nue. Corporation. with Thomas.
Thomas l.. and Frank l.. Cunningham
as directors. has been made for the
purpose Of buying the hve-story build
ing with stores. 2b.5x70. AZ 100 Seventh
REAL EsrarF-sArr or HrSr
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Bronx Flag Presentation

Sheriff Edward j. Flynn Of Bronx
County will be the principal speaker
at the flag presentation Of Walter
Hickman Post next Monday night. The
flag will be given 20 Public School 80.
Bathgate Avenue and East ls2d Street.
County Commander Timothy +. Dris-
coll will tell of the work accomplished
by the Legion.
Miss Anna c. Johnston. principal Of
the school. has arranged a musical and
patriotic program for the occasion.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
We.tehe~ter

wooded plot. ii7riis. On
Parkway. must sell. sacrifice. $500
o~nsr. Il y. Warner. ioi Park av. Muf-
ray I'M 371i
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
WHITE PLAINS

ONE ACRE, 7-room house. on state road :
lawn, shade. shrubbery. modern Improve
msnts. garden. fruits. garage. chicken
house. accessible : railroads, select neigh
borhood satisfactory terms arranged
0,~r.r Hor 900. Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
IARC1IMONT

BARGAIN ToB QUICK sALE-Aitraetive.
n~w G-roon siueco house. hot water
heat. gsraee. al improvements; in high
class reade.ntlal section. minutes walk
from station. immediate possession; price
redueed,to .,i.. 800. open 20 most reason
able termai Phone. call or write. Il. H.
COLLINS, 81 losi Road, Larehmoht-
phone g7l
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Storey Is Elected Captain

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, June s.-R c.
Storey. Of Boston, was elected captain
of the Harvard second varsity crew to-
day. He is a sophomore.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
lIIsa Y N WESTCHESTER Al
- - SALE OR RENT AEsEl,,sS&&aassd
BRONNNILLE
TUH DEsr DARGAI~ We n,

THE BEST BARGAIS We hav. had IN :
years. House az BRoNNNfLLE. s,ono
and stucco. exposed timbers. I rooms and
bath hot water heat. hardwood noors.
large plot; convenient 10 station. Price
fi2 500. Think this over. can b. seen a,
any time by applying to OLCoTr 70
CIR. 81 East i.d st.. y. \. Tel Murray
mn .,.e.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
MOUNT VERNON

REST CORNER in Noun, Vernon. II
roome 3 baths. hardwood noors. gss'
electricity. steam heat. in perfect condi-
tton. + minutes walk IN station. plot l-oh
ia5 FISKK REALTY CO., IL Depot Place
Mount Vernon. n Y.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09

ARTISTIC. unique. new apartment homes
as rooms. foyer. hath. With shower. III
lt5 Sagie ave. AZ Dyckman - subway sta
fion. beautifully decorated. raneicd walls.
electric iight pArquet floors. telephones. com
mniious closets; everything conceivable for
comfori and convenience: siiil tho rentals
are moderate. Apply on premises.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Fhe American Legion
Ne,cs: Local, State, National

which could be attached the slur that
II was a personal gain. He fought for
those men who fought for the country"
Marine Post Outing
United States Marine Post, 900,
will have a combination outing. dinner
and dance on tho afternoon and eve
ming Of June "a. Motor busses will
leave Columbus Circle at 1880 o'clock
bearing the post members and their
friends. On arriving at Sound Beach.
Conn. swimming, boating. feasting and
dancing will be the order Of the pro
gram. This will be the last gathering
Of the post members until next Sep
tember.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09

For the last time this season Jane
A. Delano Post will meet tonight at 1872
East Forty-hfth Street. II is expected
that every member will be present, ms
several matters of Importance will be
discussed before adjournment for the
summer.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
RTnCFwooD n n

FOR sALE-Owner compelled - ehanrs
place % residence. MUST SACRIFICE
beautiful country home, 90 acres. colonial
house, modern convenience. fruit and hay
Will pay for Investment, half mile from
state Road IN beautiful hamapo NaAsy
committing distance. Buy direct from
owner. Price SIS 900. Cali q Walthefy
ay. Rifgewood. \. ,, until June IS, orl
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
cnornN-nx.HrnsON

yoR REST-Furnished house. rooms All
lr,orovernents: 10 minutes 70 station from
run. 10 oct. BEPLAT. Croton on II udson'
Ny. Phone 100 Croton-
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
ARDsLEY
IMMEnfArE OccrPANCY.

rurnlshsd' ii rooms bath. all improvements /;
h~ausifui garden. all planted acre teso
Mr., A. X. Davenport Afdsley. y. \. Phone
ii1 Dohhs ferry.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Sale To-day Of Iamaica Lots

T. Y. Archer will offer 49f lots Az
auction to-day and tomorrow. The lo's
are on Sutphin Boulevard lRocka"ay
Road. and In the heart Of Jamaiea. one
Of the most rapidly growing sections IN
Queens. This property has al improve
mcnts.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09

Al Larchmont -on Sound. only hall hour
committing Beautiful private bsthinr
beach Orice open Sundays.
MRS. {. VI. MURDOCH.
20 Post Road. Larchmont, y. y. Tel tlb
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
fIfAppAOEA

FOR REST-Beautlfuiiy furnished ten-roon
house tao acres. minutes from station
c,,c r,asfer bedrooms. ivO baths, maid
room ample porchef. large trees. garden
sarage. available July ] for summer or
longer ideai location. teSo monih rof 80 80
chsppaqua %.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
HOUSES TO LET OR sALB
New York State

THOUSAND ISLANDS. completely fur.
nished house, IS rooms. baths. 10
acres OF ground rent $1,000. PHOTOS ann
nartfcularH upon request Arnold J.
Ghegan. isS Montague st., Brooklyn. Phone
Main Bq72
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
REAL rsrATE-sAIr or RrSr
New Jersey

plot. i,trte feet. 7 rooms.
bath. steam heat. gas. electricity; all mol.
srn improvements easy terms. Johns. -
Queen Anne Road. HoEoia. -. J.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
MOSTROsE

FURNISHED 5.room bungaiov. sith
ktchenette. electricity. iz5o. June - 10
rebo- Dav. cou~i~ preferred. y ~ BOZ
f6s. Monfrose. Phone Peekskill tI-J-I
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09

| :. Will Fly Flags at
P0;,, 0a,,f Staff To-day in
,Ismory vs of the Late at,
,"rsmmander Galbraiih
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09

RIAL rsrArr At ArcIIoS
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
New Jersey
Brooklyn

EAST ORASGE-t-room elevator apart.
ment. best residential seciion. rent. SIS.
Phone orange isiiR. Al Harrison st.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09

NEw ROCHELLE-very fine. new. at,rao-
tive home. I rooms. baths, garage
desirable location: price tif 500 OtON-
NOR REAL ESTATE AGENCY. 25i
Huruenot -. Tel 5st. Se~ Rochelle. y. !.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09

FREE lie, Of houses FOR sale snd rent.
Write VAN wINhLE CO. Rutherford, NJ.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
New Jersey
HOUSES |FOR SALE

SIX ROOM furnished cottage. all improve
Knoke. s3f Eastern Parkway. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09

3st tfTH ST. BRoOKLYS--s rooms 4 bath.
all improvements. Sec Supt. Vacant july
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
NEW ROCHELLE

STrCCO HOME. rooms. tiled bath.
garage. every possible convenienee; plot
4sri1B. ! minutes TO station. price fib.1oo.
MRS. EDMUND ". BODfNE. 40 Main ~.
Telephone sfs New Rochelle, y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09

RIAL ESTATE At AUCTION
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Long Island

FOREST HILLS GARDESs-Am leaving
city. mus, sacrifice almost nsv nrsprooi
houss. facing on private park of three
acres, rooms and bath. al Improvements
For immediate tale Will accept ii5,sJ0.
terms arranged
q n ERWIN owner
Premises At No. & Park End Place
Telephone boulevard to51
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09

OWNER will sacrifice well built s-room
house oak trim. tiled bath. electricity,
gas: good plot: garage. choic. i,s,d,ntial
North av Tel 1855. New Rochelle. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
fIt SIZING.

For RESr-Private furnished dwelling IN
Flushing. three baths. tao car garage .
July. August and September. or longer. 1850
prr month. Phone Rector fTso.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09

SAVE :os.
~ building Your Own Home
~ Colonla Hlls. y. ,. under
THE COLONlA HILLS PLAN
fOrigina,ei Jan. i1.I
With ~. EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS %
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