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New-York tribune., 1922-11-09
Re al Estate News
Investor Buys History
Loft i'm Fifth Avenue
5ir. .csIre g. 18th Street Corner
Held at S.E3u,OuU viii
Be Altered

Brown Wheeloek- Harris vought &
Go. sold to an investing client for The
Central Union Trust Company of New
York, trustee of the estate of Ellen G.
Juilliard. May C. Dodd and Elizabeth
ID. Stokes, the twelve story store and
loft building aTxis0 at I4o Fifth Ave.
nue., southwest corner of Thirteenth
street II was held at s450,aeo and
acquired by the Juilliard interest from
ts.c builder, Henry Corn. In 1900. The
purchaser intends to divide acme OF
the lofts into Offices and show rooms
The Solomon Independent Ice Com
pany, Abraham Solomon president, has
purchased the property, 15oxl0o. with
bulkhead, st the south corner Of East
Fifth Street and the East River.
plant is to be erected that will turn
out 900 tons of ice daily.
M. Morgenthau Jr. Company and Ey-
erett M. Seixas Company, Consolidated.
sold for Dora Fernbacher the six-storv
loft at % Jones Street, sa.2x97.e. to Nj
Sumergrade & Son, clients of nj. & L.
Hess, Inc.
Constance NJ. Gaulocher sold 10
Ernest Guettinger the one-story garage
at 523 West 125th Street, 7x112.s.
irregular.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-09

80 Marcus Wasserman the two fiys-
story fats at 453 and d64 Central PARK
West, s0x10o.
X. Berkowits & son bought the Ave-
story apartment with stores ut the
southwest corner Of Park Avenue and
Ninety sixth Street, 50.4x1oo. which
mad not changed hands In twenty two
years. The l.. G. 2. Real Estate Com
pany negotiated the sale.
NehrinE Brothers resold to Barbara
starter 258 to 262 West 15ad Street,
TWO slx-story apartment houses, on
plot lo0xl0o, accommodating sixty
families. The seller acquired these
houses through the same brokers
about one month ago.
lsaac Lowenfeid purchased from
Henry Laubhe;mer III West Ii4th
Street, fve-story apartment, 2s.3x
100 Morris Moore's Sons, Inc, were
the brokers.
Edith Newbold sold to Mayer De-
ltsky the four fve-story teneinents at
1850 to 1856 First Avenue, Northeast
corner Of Ninety second Street, 1oo.s
x94.
Rose Tandler sold TO James Mathews
the five-story tenement at the north
west corner of Amsterdam Avenue and
125th Street, 24lox100.
William d. Kilpatriek purchased
through Henry We'll from the United
States Trust Company, trustee, the
New-York tribune., 1922-11-09
Trading in Apartments
And Dwellings in Bronx

The Cilso Building Corporation sold
TO TO the Annalena Realty Corporation
the five-story apartment on the west
side. of De Kalb Avenue, 227.2 feet
south of Gun Hill Road, 50x1o0,
The Aleas Realty Corporation sold
to the Neho Realty Company the six
story apartment at the southwest cor
ner OF Bryant Avenue and 17Sth Street,
l06.2x11t.4x irregular.
Charles L. Keil sold to Harry Mintz
the five-story apartment at 936 East
17sth Street, 49x142.6x irregular.
The Century Ventilating Company
sold to August w. pathe the fve-story
apartment at 617-619 East Fordhan
Road, 3S.2x100.
Rose Quasha sold to BENJAMIN
Becker the six-story apartment at 500
Union Avenue, 3T.6x1o6
Eva Cohen sold to the NJ. F. Realty
Corporation the five-story apartment
at 1850 Third Avenue, 4Ox10O
Ray Slogan sold to Harry Adelman
the house at 210s Daily Avenue, 433x-
Tx irregular.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-09
Operator BUYS
Old Cclon:sl
Clul, Property
Former nome of Well
Known Institution and
Oaher Adjoining Realty at
Broadway and I'D St. Sold

The properly fur5sSsrs ;t..ewn as the
rlaanial Club, together with eos and
a,a West Seventy second Street, form
~ plot of almost FIVE lots at the
soushwest corner of Seventy-second
ssysst and Broadway, has been sold by
Phillips & Go.
Tais property, fronting 115,3M feet
Il Broadway, with a combined south
sriy line Of over 1889 feet, and 'front.'
inc 90 IL feet in Seyenty-second Street.
has been disposed of by the estate of
Archibald D. Russell Farmers Loan
and Trust Company, John D. Peabody
and Lewis Spencer Morris trustees1
and Percy R. pyne, who owrei one
.hsls interest, TO the Frieiack Realty
Company, Samuel Brener president.
The property consists of six-story
structure on the Broadway corner.
covering lot i15.3 feet on Broadway,
with an average depth OF about ST feet
which was formerly tbs home of the
Colonial Club but is now occuuied
under net lease by the Lincoln Trust
Company. which was recently merged
with the Mechanics and Metals Ma
tionai Bank. This lease expires in a
few years.
The property has been in the Russell
snd Pyne ownership since 1908, when
hey purchased the property from
Robert Z. Dowling's City Investing
Company, and thereafter leased it for
swenty-one years. The corner build
ing was Immediately commercialized
by installing stores along the southerly
pertion Of the Broadway frontage,
banking quarters at the corner, and
he upper portions were leased to
Oscar Duryea for reception and ball
room purposes,
The upper portion of the building
gas remodeled for offices.
The buildings at 20s and 2I0 West
Street, forming an ad-
litional plot of 50x102.2, were more
recently altered into stores and apart
ments by Chinitz & Levine's c. & l..
Lunch Company, who occupy one of
the stores.
Geller, Rolston G. Blanc, rs attor-
neys, represented the selling interest
and Mr.. Brener's corporation was rep
resented by Charles M. Rosenthal.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-09
Sales In EonfcIair

re Frank Hughes Company soId
Newell C. Shepard to Preston r.
ssey' manager of New York Sun In
ance Company, his brick Colonial
si!loenee at IA Melrose Place, Mont
hlr, hala n. J., on half acre, with garage.
neg al SET 1000.
s,s sSitred G. smith. of the New York
WI w;i,'s. suha Steamship Company, soid 20
MIA ,n.iam Spears large plot on Ply
y. bush street, Montclair, N. j., on which
s purchaser will erect $4,000 resi-
sea oao Inc transaction involves about
FrspS, F,oyo an, and was negotiated by the
pp'qser qr rented for Mrs. j. w. Sands to
:. = doller, furnished. 81 large Colonial
els.dence else at 50 Woodland Avenue.
Nlen kldge.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-09
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Domestic
HELP WANTED MALE

NEW OPPORTUNITY for dependable nen,
for speeial work. Call Room 5, after
p. NJ. S7i Fulton ss.. jamaica, l.. J.. also
Saturday afternoon
New-York tribune., 1922-11-09
Large Apartment
I'm 5StIl St. Bought
For Investment
l.. Ii. Slawson Acquires Mod
ern House on West Side.
Held at $oOO,000; Other
Trading of Flathouses

Lotion H. siawson purchased for in
Vestment the modern nine-story apart
ment at lao to 146 West Fifty-eighth
Street, 72xioo.5, bewtween Sixth and
Seventh avenues. The structure was
sold by the 14o West Fifty-eiehth
street Company, Edgar A. Levy presi-
tent, which erected the house about
lour years ago. 1t contains two four-
room and two fve-room suites on a
floor. The property was held at 5000
ooo and was sold for Mr.. Levy by
1,9seph u. Armstrong, of the Lotion II.
9ia"son Company, as broker. The
mouse aouts Calvary Baptist Church.
lhe Two Sixty-five Corporation sold
New-York tribune., 1922-11-09
10 sell Garden Apartments
AT Jackson Heipbfs

Continuing the policy, adopted re-
Gently, Of appointing we'll known real
sse ses.ase brokerage concerns in Man
nnattan, to act as sales agents of
ne nuafoen Apartments at Jackson
aelgnts, the Greensboro Corporation
Yesterday announced the completion of
arrangements with Brown, Wheelock-
.nlafris, Veught G. Co, Inc, to act in
saat capacity.
!, IA discussing Jackson Heights, C
Mtt Maerritt Ives, of Brown, WheeIock-
aS1 anSSfris, Vought & Co.. yesterday said:
we Inspected Jackson Heights and
we're much pleased with the conditions
prevailing. Jackson Heights is with
Sal doubt the best solution of the
saousing :. problem for people who wish
~ pay moderate rental and even
g1arden Aparement room is bright and
saeerful, and the. construction through
ous Is of the best
New-York tribune., 1922-11-09
Westcheseel

'RFE LIST OF houses for sale and ren
Write VAN WINKI,E Co, Rutherford. n, j
New-York tribune., 1922-11-09
Demand for Business Space in
Uptown and Downtown Zones

Spear & Co. leased the second floor
st 357 to 363 Sixth Avenue to Salvador
Bonan, manufacturer of underwear, st
an aggregate rental of $250,o0o; the
sixth floor at 1873 to 141 West Twenty
fifth Street to Ladin Brothers, manu-
facturers of bindings, and the fourth
floor st 400 Lafayette Street to Samuel
Kosminsky, manufacturer of braids AMI
trimmings.
Butler Baldwin, Inc, leased for
IohnJ. Dillon the building at lac East
Fifty.sssenth Street to Orsell G.
Girard, irnorters Of Italian antiques,
who plan e. ensive alterations.
Henry Shapiro & Co. leased space to
Ter Singer, Inc, at 316 Fifth Avenue.
Douglas L. Gilman & Co., Inc, leased
The parlor floor at SO East third
Street to Miette Crepaux, interior dec
orator
Ernest Weidhaas leased the corner
store at 562 Ninth Avenue to Buck
Market, Inc; the store at 357 West
Forty-first Street to /. P. Madison and
the store at 703 Eighth Avenue to
the Brenner Furniture Company.
The Rosenberg Colt Company leased
al 26 to 80 West Seventeenth Street the
store and basement to the Newmarket
Trading Corporation, importers; st 8
and West Eighteenth Street the store
and basement to the Mekelburg Spe-
ciahy Company, importers, and at 1888
and 140 West Twenty-seventh Street
the store and basement to Artin F.
Hazarian.
The Haggstrom Callen Company
Leased the store and basement mt the
southeast corner of Columbus Avenue
and 10eth Street to Francis McCrory.
William A. White & Sons, with
Charles F. Noyes g. Co, leased the
westerly store at % John Street for
ten years To Mears & Co.
The Charles F. Noyes Company
leased space in the Mercantile Build
ing, A to so East Twenty-third Street,
70 Philip Sobel; a floor at 42 Duane
Street to Jacob .Gavurin, and space at
o John Street to Edward Rab, Harry
schultz, George Mechanic and Merson
ca
New-York tribune., 1922-11-09
Makers of Building Specialties
Buy Long Island City Plant

Roman-Callman Company sold to the
Supro Building Products Corporation,
of Brooklyn, the warehouse and manu-
featuring building on a plot having a
frontage of 16a feet on Meadow Street
and 265 feet on Nelson Avenue, in the
Degnon Terminal, Long Island City.
This is the third sale in three years by
the same brokers of this property,
which is served with railroad siding.
and will be used by the purchasers as
a warehouse and distribution depot for
metal lath and metal building special
ties
New-York tribune., 1922-11-09
William Waldorf Asior
Estate Sells i'm 9th Ave.
Property With ssL. TO Wes,
10th Street Bough, for
Ensssst,,rx, rox,rrx,

Albert d. Ashforth, Inc. sold for
the estate of the late William waldorf
assor the six story building at $50 and
tes Eighth Avenue and PAT West For
syssixth Street, 8 six-story building
forming an II" at the southeast cor.
ner of Eighth Avenue and Forty-sixth
street and containing $4,000 square
feet
The property. which was held at
sate.ooo. was bought by S. Baumann
81 Co, the furniture concern.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-09
Governesses, Etc.
L.aun6 resgex
Miscellaneous

TWO WOMEN IMMEDfATELY
well educated. ambitious, 25-A0, to develop
with growing corporations good salary !;
early substantial prenotion permaneney;
outside city. Call 10 10 1890. Room 1899
National City Building. 42d and Madison.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-09
BoARDERs WANTED


lbs-. sos WEST-~IFront room, priva,s
as. h, well heated, eieetricity; owner
residence; strictly priyatei Christian .&r1ier-
lean family; referenceG.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-09
Enlarge 48ih Street Site
with Optinn TO PurcIlase

81. g. English leased for Ellen W
ss.,oWden to the 325 West Forty eighth
~ ttees e,s corporation the three dwellings
ssran, siS, 30 3l7 West Forty-eighth Street,
ayV' nsS.1,' ior twenty-one years, with re-
tios Inc lease also carries an op-
issn'o 70 purchase the property. The
See e.. mas Just acquired lease on the
W.. aoloining dwellings, 319 to 325
trois Forfy-eighth Street, and now con-
s'cis plot of i44xI0e.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-09
Rolls-Royce to Have Space
I'm the Harriss.C Cosonnade

Rolls-Royea of America, Inc, rented
a corner store in the Harriss- Colon
made Building to which they will m owe
from their Fifth Avenue saiesroom
about December /. The new salesroom,
which is at the 58th Street and Eighth
Avenue corner Of the Colonnade Build
ing, has frontage of 55 feet on 5Sth
street and the same on Eighth Avenue
The basement space, directly under the
store, is included in this lease, which
covers term of ten years. Spear g.
Co. were the brokers.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-09
Large Crowd Atten Auction
of Port Chester Lots

A large crowd attended the auction
Of Port Chester lots conducted by
Bryan l., Kennedy, Inc, on the prem
ises on Election Day. w. P. Stymus
jr., of Port Chester, bought five lots or
Loeb Lane, from its juncture with King
Street; Henry Steers, also of PorS
Chester, who paid $4,000 for lot or
King Street and Beechwood Boulevard;
and Lester J. Nolan, who bought three
lots on Hiliandale Road for S3,75o.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-09
REAL f.sTATE--saLE OR RENT
New Jersey

sAcRIF1CE--owins 70 change in bus,nes,
J am Obliged to move and will sell my
suburban place, with garage and beauti-
tuily handicapped grounds TO quick pur-
chascrs an unusually attractive, imposins
home, with enclosed sun porch, lS large
rooms and 3 tiled baths; ideal location
and within easy committing distance OF
New York City; exclusive residential sec.
tion; will sell for sls,6en complete. ready
TO live in now; $i2. 500 can remain Or
nrst mortgage and easy terms be arrange
for the balance of $1,000. For compiett
Details address D $50. Tribune New YORK
New-York tribune., 1922-11-09
big Apartment Planned for
st. N;choIas Avenue Corner

Jules Nehring sold for Louis Haber-
stroh the soa.aeast corner Of lS8th
street and 81, Nicholas Avenue, plot
OF about five and three-fourths lots.
ont'-~ ~ feet IN the Avenue
Mr. Haberstroh purchased the lots
about thirty years ago and erected
residence and stable. The property is
to be improved with an apartm ent.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-09

fivc-story twenty-famiiy nemeYst, 25x
100, Mt ao6 East 1ltth Street
The Express Realty Corporation sold
to the Ash Realty Corporation the
ssx-story tenement at 22S Cherry
Street, northwest corner Of Pelham
Street, 2S.iex96.
Max Scheiner sold TO Louis Lober-
feld the flve-story tenement at 362
Cherry Street, 26xasx Irregular.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-09
foSG ISLAND REAE ESTATE

ALONt THE SOUTH SHORE
Desirabl" Properties fer sale or rent.
Furnished Cottages.
JEREMIAH ROBBINS
Main Street ~,
New-York tribune., 1922-11-09
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Chambermaids
Cooks

COOK. sweee, equal to chef; city or coun-
try; highly recommended. A., Miss Hof-
mayors Agency. 10 East 4Srd at. 3ri
floor. Telephone Murray Hill SefI.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-09
Manhattan

saD ST. 25s WEST. 8. 4. large rooms
kitchen and bath; very well furnished
best proposition downtown.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-09
Doth Street Home for T,awyer

oougsas L. Eilimaa & Go. leased for
Dr.. Dr.. ssrald Livingston Hoyt her resi-
bee Al rs East Thirty-sixih Street,
sas's, saqs'@esh y Park AMI Madison avenues, 37
H.. 20 Sny Cary the Law firrn Of
~asasssn Il SteElinSSs Enishsd. a....sl. !.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-09
Brooklyn

REALTY ASSOCIATES
Builders of 600 Easy Housekeeping Home,
162 Retnsen ST.. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1922-11-09
Purchases Great Neck Home

Mrs. Marion g. Brennan, Of this
City, purchased the Mrs Matilda Brown
rome on Prospect Avenue, in the
bills section OF Great Neck. l.. T.,
through Harvey Craw, who also leased
the Nathaniel Tonkin house, in Ken
sington, Great Neck, to Edward l..
Smallwood, also of this city.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-09
Lost gankbooks

LOST Bans BOOK 80. gSe.s2s Of Greenwich
Savings Rani. 2ss Sixts Ave. " Y. City.
Payment stopped. !leEss return 70 bark.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-09

LOST Bankooos NO 1886 Of the u. $.
Savings Bank Of y. Y. Payment stopped.
Please return book to bank.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-09

LOST Ban3.aook No. asi92a The New
York savings Bank, Payment stopped.
Finder piasse rstaxn to bank,
New-York tribune., 1922-11-09
TO LET-FURNIsnrn

SUITES OF !. Z ana . room. with BAT.
with corr piate hotel service within mt
minutes of Pennsylvania 81 alton, at yl29
month and up.
THE NASSAU HOTEL LONG BEACH L.
Open Nj Yea.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-09

S1ST ST, Broadwsy-3 and 6 rooms, vel
furnished: elevator. 2465 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-09

HONEST sacrifice by builder; must sell q
once to reduce expenses; l1-room hous
modern Colonial Beautifully finished an,
fully decorated at the price, no extras 8
buy; $4,000 cseh aad $4,000 first ,nortgar
buys 1t; best purely residential sscti0i
west OF Montclair: fine comnuting serv
ice; big bargain Constructor. p. o. Bg
74S, City Hall Station, New a. TX City.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-09

FAMILY GOING SOUTH for winter wou
like to rent beautiful furnished hogn
Ashland 1900 l. GrNsBERG.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-09
TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
LOST. FOUND AND REWARD

L0ST--sun5aY afternnoa. st Forest Hills.
l.. l.. Belgian police puppy. answers
name cf Pepper Liberal reward Boufe-
ward 8oi6.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-09
LEGAL NOTICES

NOT'ss'E is HEREBg GIVEN that YotsNes
BROTHERS, OF eas Broadway 90 the fstll
Day of October. 1922, regietsred the traaas
mark ROBIN HOOD for mems hats hi ths
effice OF tho Secretary of the State OF New
York YOUNG BROTHERS. SOS Broadway
New York, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-09

PRINTER TOR composition and preazworlS,
In country news and sob office, eight
hours; $50 q weeh; no labor trouble. Ad-
dress 33s, Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-09

PRIVATE AUCTION.
Owner in need of cash will sell 10
the highest bidder. Cost over $4,000
Hollow tile stucco house, rooms,
baths. newly decorated; plot TEX
100; car garage; immediate pos
session. What do you offer?
COOLEY REALTY COMPANY.
SO Prospect Ave, Mt. Vernon, N. Y
Telephones Nillcrest 1900 & aAOl
New-York tribune., 1922-11-09

I.oSTs-Tur neckpfsce. on SATURDAY. Mo-
yofnher q. on 9Th NV. nesr sSfh st. Re-
ward McSim. fss west sslh sf.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-09
suRRoGArEs, NOTICE

OF an order OF HONORABLE JoiIN r
Cof3ALAN. surrogate Of the County eg
New York. notice ~ hereby given 10 all
persons hays3E claims against SARAH r.
WATSON. late of the County OF New York
dsceaaed 10 present ti4c same. with voueh-
ers thereof. TO the subscribers, at their
Place sf transactjng busIaese. at the. office
u Coleman q. kissani. their attorney at
No, 81 William Street. IN the Borough OF
Aanhzttaa. In tne city OF New York. Slas.
q; New York. on or before th~ 23a day cs
February, 1873.
Dated. New York, the 18th day Of Au.
gGss. 1sA4.
ALFRED - ~-EyENs.
FREDERICK "a GLR2TRfCg
GxssusSrs
Attorney for Executors
CGfice anc p. o. address. So wiiisam Street.
borough of Msnhattan. New York e..ty.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-09

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF MoH. /.
JOHN ?, CoAAI&N, = Surrogate sg the
County az Asw York, NOTICE Ia ksrsey
given TO all persons having claims eH&iass
CAROLINE MATHER JACKSON. late Sf tbs
County of New York. deceased. TO rreseaf the
at bis place OF transacting business. ot1ce Of
ais attornsys. gtctson. JesninEs 8 Russell.
No III Bro&d Street in the City Of New
York. on Or before the zssa day OF Ds1eaAbss
next. ARTHUR W. BINGHAM.y
Executor.
Dated, New Fork, thu 18th day az iess.
ls51. rsI
sTETsoSs JENNINGS RUSSELL.
Attorneys for Ex-cutey,
10 BrosS Street,
Nsw York. n. r.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-08
Good Coal Is Our
Success

Nice tgesh -mined coal OF inc car
Kindling with each ton.
Illinois Egg, clean forked. ..$6.25
Indiana Egg, clean forked. .$6.25
Indiana or Illinois mine run
6Oel lump ..................$ 5.75
Illinois Block, large forked. ..$725
Best Indiana or Linton lump,
clean fOrked ...............$ 7.25
Genuine Brazil Block, large
1Orkeu .-......-..... ........... 9S.UO
Red Ash Pocahontas mine
run , ~. D
Try Our PocahOntas-No Better
Prompt delivery anywhere in city.
UNION ICE AM COAL co.
Drexel $3.50. Stewart 2225
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Just few squares east of College ave.
bedrooms. bath large living room. kitchen
and breakfast room This is new. imme-
diate possession: large lot and shrubs. Easy
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-08
LEGAL NOTICES
V"NSSN~HSSNS'>
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
To VIII 1m tt may concern; Notice IL here
by given by the undersigned Of the adoption,
pursuant TO section 2 Of an act of the Gen.
eral Assembly of the State Of Indiana. an:
titled IAN act concerning the department. Of
public sanitation In cities of the first olass.
defining its powers ana duties. creating aRnt-
tary districts consisting OF such cities And
any Incorporated towns located within the
boundaries thereof repeating conflicting
laws. and declaring an emergency" approved
thereof, of a resolution declaring that Il q
necessary for the public health and welfare.
and will be Of public utility and bepef1t 70
construct ond maintain garbage disposal
or reduction plant as an addition and ex'
tension to the sewage disposal plant system
and work ltpcluding a garbage 6ispoeI OF
reduction piant) of the sanitary district Of
indianapolis, and adopting plans drawings,
de tails specifications and descriptions for
said garbage disposal or reduction plans and
an estimate of the cost thereof.
And notice IL further hereby given shaA
such plans, drawings details. Specifications.
descriptions and estimate have been pTSs
pared and can be inspected ct the otfteS OF
And notice Is also hereby styep xhAA On
q. m, the undersigned viii receive and hear
remonstrances from any persons interested IN.
or affected by tho ecfon apd proceedings *
the undersigned as herein already stated. anc
that the undersigned win thereupon deter
mine the public utility and benefit OF SAID
proposed garbage disposal or reduction plarAs
BOARD OF SANITARY COMMISSIONING
OF the Sanitary District Of fndianADaz1@N
BY JAY A. CRAVEN 2VeaidsnSs
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BIG BARGAIN

BIG BARGAIN
Two cottages. : rooms each; cottage, ,
rooms; in good location southeast. All
rented with good tenants You can buy all
three of these properties for 81. 500 cash.
Don't fail to see these If you want some
thing at the right price Live Wires. T
K. Jones & Co. Ala Peoples Bank Bldg.
Main 1888.
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SPECIAL
Ill. 2 to Gin. lump, forked. .$6.25
Ill. Egg, clean forked ......$6.26
III. Egg, shoveled ............$6.0 500
III. mine run, 500 lump. $500
High-grade Ind. Egg, clean
IorReu ............ o.z0
High-grade Ind. lump, clean
forked .................. w rs
Best Ill. block, fOrked. 81 %
High-grade nut and slack. $500
Amber Jacket Egg, clean
AOi hCh FosJO
Prompt Delivery Any Place in City.
BETHEL COAL co. DIR excl 0250
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INDIANA LEGI0NNAIRES
DEMAND U. S. ACTION
AGAINST PROFITEERS
(By United Press)

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Sept Is
Government action against war profit
teers and persons who defrauded the
government in its war transactions
was demanded by the American Lee
gion of Indiana, in convention here
today.
The resolution calling for such ac-
ton also asked newspapers through
out the nation to give publicity to
alleged Interpretations and crimi-
nal conspiracies.
1t was adopted unanimously and
was declared by Indiana officials to
have been prompted by the recent ex-
poses and conspiracies by Marquis
James for the American Legion
weekly.
The resolution said the investiga-
ton disclosed 1.-The alleged receipt OF
one company of $9,260,000 for canned
fish that proved unfit for our soldiers
to eat and We're condemned by gov.
eminent inspectors"
Other Charges.
Padding of payrolls. waste of ma
terials, employment of unnecessary
labor in the building of Is army can
tonments mourning an excessive cosi
of SIS, 531 ,524.
Sale of the emergency powder plant
costing $143,000,000 for $3,500,000
"the purchasers having the friendly
aid of governments officials"
Erroneous and unlawful payment Of