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New-York tribune., 1922-05-21
Hunter Fights Leopard
Caught in Gun Trap
Struggle for Life Won by Man
After Supcrhuman
Effort


LoNDoN. May BY Mail).---A
remarkable incident, probably unparsl-
iesed in the history of African game
hunting. according to the Daily Mail
correspondent at Nairobi, has occurred
in Tanganyika Territory.
For many weeks leopard had ter
rorised native village in the Kilossa
ar&a. stealing cattle in daylight and
putting the fear of death into the
natives. who were afraid to move from
their huts after dark. Al length the
head man of the village approached
two Europeans, j. Turnkey and Major
Bradstock, and gun trap was laid.
After a short time the gun exploded
and native brought the tidings that
the leopard had been killed. Mr.. Turn
ley and Major Bradstock proceeded to
investigate, and on approaching the
trap Major Bradstock, who was some
distance behind, was mortified to see
n fult-growh leopard spring out in the
direction Of Mr.. TURNKEY. The next
moment both man and beast disap-
peared into a six-foot pit.
Major Bradstock hurried to the edge
to find his companion wrestling for
his life with the leopard. 1t was i'm
possible, in the whirl of dust, to rem
der any assistance, but after n few
moments, in answer to shouted in
strrctions from Major Bradstock, Mr..
TURNKEY exerted almost superhuman
strength and forced the leopard at
arms length away from him until
Major Bradstock could find an oppor-
tunity Of CHANGING a shot. which for
tunately reached vital spot.
Mr. Turnley was helped from the
pit terribly mauled, but recovered.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21
Cholera Menaces Poles
In Lack of Sanitation
Housing OH Frontier Needs At.
tention Immediately, Warn.
ing Given by Experts

LONDON, May Z (By Mail>.--
Baranowics, one of the chief concentra-
tion centers for repatriated oles, leaves
good deal to be desired in it's sani-
tary condition, according to the War
saw correspondents of the Morning
Post" and is one of the most pressing
problems confronting the international
Sanitary Conference.
The sanitary situation Of Poland is
not good. The typhus prevalent in the
East arrives with the refugees and
constitutes menace to Central Po-
land. Posnama and Pomerania are in
a satisfactory state. bgt the danger to
the country not only from typfus. but
from possible epidemies of cholera or
plague cannot be oyer-estimated. Chol !.
era is the menace of the summer.
while plague may break out if prever-
tive measures are not taken. in the
winter or autumn.
The question of housing on the from
tier demands immediate attention.
Neither dwellings, nor hospitals are at
present in sufficient quantity to meet
the needs of the immigration situa
sion. For the moment Poland is strong
nough to stand sponsor for her west
ern areas; for the central zone she is
fearful; on the eastern frontier she
cannot cope with the epidemic menace
alone. To elaborate a plan of cam
paign is the work of the conference.
For help in putting it into action Po-
land must look to others
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21

PEEK SKILL.

PEEKsK1LL FARMS committing. hour
country homes, estates; state road
brook pond sites, orchards. farm build :
wooded. remote dirt road farms, old farm
buildings, suitable week ENDS: summer camp
sites. acres shack. SO apple trees, seven
large complete set buildings, sacrifice cost
buildings; modern Hudson River view
residence. village homes. near depot.
Sundays phone 435 Peekskill Auction
sale fifty Albany Post Road big lots Deco
ration Day. Fred Smith. Auctioneer. 2
O'Clock, near Montrose and Buchanan;
owner.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21
Servants Strike
Wiped Out Home
Life in Hongkong
Corps Of Retainers Needed
in Each House, as One
Will Not Touch Labors
Within Scope of Others

LONDON, April rs (By Maile. -
Very few people in Great Britain who
read that the local 'sstrike" at Hong
Kong spread to domestic servants can
Rsalie what this meant to the European
settlers. writes Ernest r. Williams in
the Daily Mail
The British family which in this
country would keep one, two or three
servants finds in China that the Gus
toms of the place and people require
a greatly increased number. Speaking
generally, each servant has his or her
own particular work or "pidgin." and,
on the strietest trade union basis, will
not do 'pidgin" which belongs to an.
/ other class of servant. Thus any
/ European occupying responsible posi-
3tion would probably keep the following
servants:
A No. boy. or head servant, who
I mainly waits at table and superntends
! the other servants.
A No. 2 boy. assistant to No. L.
A cook, and often an assistant cook
fmen).
One or more house-coolies--a kind
OF housemaid (men1.
. An Amah nurse. or kind of lady's
maid).
A Wash Amah (laundry -woman9.
market coole, who does the mar
kcting or shopping.
sanitary coolie (there is no water
carriage sanitary system).
Two or four chair coolies (for carry
ing Sedan chairs).
One or two gardeners.
Chinese servants are paid so much
month. out of which they find their own
ssc fond fhnpph Jo,ht ,,,,ch
from the masters table finds its way
into the servants quarters.
The cook orders the food and gets q
"soueeze," or percentage, on all the
bills.
Chinese servants are most capable
in an emergency, and many are the
amusing and true stories that could be
told
You must not be surprised if YOU
give a dinner party beyond the re-
sources of your service, or plate, to
find dinner perfectly served without
anything missing, nor, on the other
hand, must you wonder when you are
dining out if you find Yourself served
with some things which you recognize
as your own.
The No. / boys always help each
other out in case of emergency
Here is a story htat is too good to
be missed. The cooks often have
"makee-learns," or apprentices, to as
sist them and they become very pro-
fcient. The mistress rarely goes into
the kitchen and does not usually see
the cook unless she is arranging for
big party.
One day three ladies were walking
along road, when Chinaman ambled
past them, grinning as he raised his
hat
My cook" said one lady.
No, my cook" said the second.
II beg your pardon" said the third,
"but you are both mistaken-he is my
cook"
An investigation followed and it was
found the willy Chinese was the cook of
all three houses, having a good "makee-
learn in each, while he visited all the
houses in turn and prepared any spe-
cial dinners
Not only was he drawing three lots
OF wages but also securing three lots.
Of Squeeze" on the food bills of each
house!
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21
Miscellaneous

QUAINT, rural, suburban cottage home for
year round living. less than one hour
from New York city: splendid committing
service: with one-haf acre shaded by hnee
old oaks: almost new, fully decorated;
Handsome rooms. tiled bath, massive open
freplaca; high in the heathfui hills; only
81 minutes by train; sacrifice for $4,000
ca sh to desirable party balance $4,000 on
first mortgage; plot 100xlso feet: near
country club, schools. churches and mar
,Eets. in refined exclusive neiEhborhood; :;
rights to privately owned lakes Rustic.
Box 210, Tribune. 164 Nassau ST.. New
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21
OSSINING
AT OSsINING.

For rent. furnished, June 18TH to septem-
ber 18th. Comfortable. livable home at
tractivey furnished, with beautiful view
of the Hudson. Station only five minutes
walk from the house. Excellent committing
service. One hour to Grand Central Ter
minal. House has fifteen rooms electricity
and gas. High ceilings and large windows
insure good air. Grounds consist of IA
acres, all improved. Rent $225 per month.
This property can also be bought at a
reasonable price.
Apply Mrs. C. E. ACKER,
80 Main Street. Ossining, N Y.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21
NEW ROCHELLE
FOR SALE.
Beautiful Residence in New Rochelle.
Price $50 1000; terms can be arranged.

Beautiful Residence in New Rochelle
Price $4,000; terms can be arranged
IL Large Rooms,
Baths.
Large garage with living quarters above !;
lot 75X196. with hedge fence: house newly
painted. In first class condition for imne-
diate occupancy. Can be seen at any time
by appointment. Inquire at 26S Pelham Road.
New Rochelle. Phone New Rochelle 673 or
w. r. KNOTT % East Goth ST.. New York
City. Madison Square 6as6.
OWNER will sacrifice we'll built S-room
house tPark location). gas and electric
lights. tiled bath; large plot: 12x20 garage.
with electric light, cement hoor and drain;
$13.500 for quick sale.
l.. P. HARRIS, 10 North Az.
Tel 1885. New Rochelle, n. 7.
NEW Colonial. 7 rooms baths, gas cleo
tricity, hot water heat: between two sta
tions near bathing beach; asking 5000
HUDSON REALTY CO., Of New Rochelle,
236 Huguenot st. Phone 1928 New Rochelle
SUMMER RENTALS-We have a great
many attractive homes for the summer
months at greatly reduced prices. Let us
show you what you desire. MRS. Ed
MUND w. BODINE, 47o Main St. Tele-
phone s4s New Rochelle. ~. Y.
NEW ROCHELLE = Delightful summer
home, II rooms. baths. screened piazza !;
garden, fruit: near sound; $500 month.
Others, $3.50 up. Tel 6SG c. Webster.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21

SUMMER OR ALL YEAR HOME. about As
minutes from 42d ST, New. attractive
enamel; Ave rooms and batli electricity and
heat: macadam road; Y acre ground: Is
minutes walk to station school or golf course
including interest and principal; shown by
appointment JOHN A. BALDWIN. Ridge
sack 673.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21
Palisades

SMALL AMOUNT OF CASH AND
s12b.00 MONTHLY
buys Sroom house in restricted section.
Every convenience: As minutes to Times
Square. Steam. gas. electricity, telephone,
hot and cold water Lot 5Ox105
OR WILL RENT early possessjon. lie.
of garage. HOKE, 22 Albany Street New
York. Rector 319l
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21
DEAL BEACH

FOR SALE, bungalow. containing rooms
1so: garage and chicken coop on premises;
ground all improved. containing asparagus
and strawberry beds and fruit trees; will
take mortgage: buy from owner and save
money. Apply EDWARD G. KEaIPF, 2a9
Summer Ave, Newark, y. J. Phone 1917
Branch Brook.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21
u fNsW f:,a JsSs1rysleX JSsry|l iI;,:aI| s.
WATER WITCH, n. ).

COMFORTABLE cottage in carefully re-
stricted Monmouth Club, Water Witch
N. j.; 5 master rooms, bathrooms. gas
and coal cooking. electricity: $50 feet above
ocean. overlooking Sandy Hook; Gear
garage; $1,000. including club membership;
meals at clubhouse If desired; commute
tion by Sandy Hook boat. Apply to
steward at clubhouse. A. WHITMAN 25
Madison aV.. New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21
New 5ersey
ENGLEwOOD. N

ENGLEWOOD N J.
SEQ. 900. TERMS TO SUIT CANNOT BIZ
DUPLICATED AND COST $4,000.
Gentlemans all year ecuntry home 10 rooms
baths 2 showers 3 toilets: hardwood par
auet floors. awnings, screens. shades, every
modern Improvement; perfect frat class CON
dition; one acre. beautifully laid out park !;
car garage. 2 chicken houses ] barn, tool
house, all kinds OF fruit berries. vegetables
SHOW PLACE. COMFORT. AND UTILITY
INSPECTION INVITED
ID Ienahy Road Tel Englewood A20 w.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21
TWO NEW Hn1,srs


=. Only 30 minutes from Hudson Terminal,
IN one OF the finest suburbs In New Jersey,
ments: price $4,000 and So 500; severel
proved: water, gas, electricity, curbs, gut
ters, sidewalks; a few choice locations now
available; small payment secures plot; we
will finance and build your home on easy
terms For particulars call. write. phone
FRANK MILLER, l3 Park Row. Barclay
seas.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21
TARRYTOWN

PROPERTY FOR SALE on Broadway at
Tarrytown N. Y.-Choce section. con
sists OF three vacant lots, each 20 feet
also dwelling and garage combined on a
lot fronting so feet on BroadwaH and 153
feet deep Property can be sold as one
parcel or in lots. CARL A. PETERSON,
Owner. Tarrytown N. Y. Telephone Tarry-
town 1867.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR RENT
Connecticut

FOR RENT OR SALE. small farm. fifteen
minutes from Greenwich. Conn, railway
station; about fftyrfve minutes from New
York; two houses. each with living room
with fireplace. dining room. Kitchen. four
bedrooms. linen closet and bath; living
apartment over stables; electric lights
water furnished from artesian we'll chick
en- houses. shrubbery, woods. beautiful Wow
of Round Hill and valley. Apply r. C..
ROOT. Telephone 1131 Greenwich. Ad-
dress. Lake av.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21

TENAFLY. n. J.--Home. excellent lcca-
tion. at .pre-war price and on easy terms
as owner leaving state; seven rooms. sleep
ing porch. tiled bath all improvements :
grounds 175x140 tennis court, garage.
house six years old, good condition. Apply
JOHN l.. LYTTLE Tcnahy, ~ j.. or Room
1901, 299 Broadway, New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21

BARGAlN--For sale or rent, two-famiy
brick house tax exempt. steam heat,
automatic hot water heater. parQuet floors.
electricity; right of 15-foot driveway for
garage; house located on Jamaica av, near
Hopkins, Astoria. Price. s12.6oo, cash
S1,5oo-S2. 900, or broom floor to rent, SEQ
monthly; immediate occupancy. Tricomi
Construction. 9si Boulevard. Astoria.
Phone Astoria 1925.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21
SUMMER HOMES WANTED

ALL YEAR cottage or modernized farm
house, partly furnished minimum rooms,
phone; located on farm or farmlet, acres or
over. with brook and garage or barn; within
about 90 miles Broadway In Conn. east-
ern n. Y. Need not be near station or VII
lage provided roads are unmirabe. " High
outlook. Isolation except from mails. no
deterrent for writer. Rental for year $500,
payable if desired at once b 800. Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21
Long Islsna


STEtNW AY, STEINWAy..
Tho best sounding name in
America. and Just NOW
Steinway, Long Island City, is
about to become one of the
mCst active building centers in
New York. l invite every in
Vestor or speculative builder to
come to my office in the Stein
way Factory. corner of Dit
mars and 18th avs. Saturday
afternoons and Sundays, or
call at my office. CT Liberty
St. n. =. c., and get down to
details as TO the possibilities
for QUICK money making in
this section. A business as
we'll as a home center. Brokers
protected. Joseph +. Day
Suburban Dept, Inc.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21
Connecticut

RIGHT ON THE WATER New stucco
house: large living and dining room COM
bined; master bedrooms. Q baths; gar
age attached with room above; over half
acre Mrs. G. r. Wright, write or phone
13, Darien, Conn
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21

WIDOWER must sell hillside bungalow
furnished, six rooms, BATH garage
chicken house fruit trees. half acre. fne
valley view. $500. 700 Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21

HIGHLAND MILLS. N. Y.--Country home.
five acres land for sale. furnished or un-
Orange County rooms bath, hardwood
floors, electric light running water large
porch, good cellar; . story garage Robert
2471
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21

FOR RENT-New England type white
shingle house: garage five minutes walk
from station; four master bedrooms two
smaller rooms two baths. maids room,
bath; beautifully furnished throughout
attractive grounds. flowers. vegetable gar
den. 2. O. Box 3l4, Scarsdale. Telephone
5t5-W.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21

TOKENEkE- -ON-SOuND
Darien, hour out Several attractive fur
nished houses. rooms baths to 12 rooms
baths Moderate rentals. Culver & Co.,
342 Madison av., New York. Murray Hill
S190.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21
EAST ORANGE

TO LEASE, I'd floor, the most de.,rsh,.
up-to-date 2-famtly house in East
Orange large rooms, in perfect condi-
select and exclusive section; one block from,
p. l. & W. station at Grove st. Phone
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21

Takes Year TO Dismantle Ship
1T takes forty men twelve months to
break up modern warship.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21
PELHAM

TO SEE THIS HOUSE is to want it-A
lovely glsh farm house type. on a
plot 10ox125, rooms. baths. open and
enclosed porch. The floor plan of this
house won frst prize at two architect
ho, house. plan exhibitions. You'll buy it il
East 42d st. Tel. Murray Hill 7323. or s7ss
Boston lost Post Road, Pelham Manor Tel.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21

WHITE PLAlNS-Large selections of prom
critics. $1,000 up. If you want a home
see ". w. GOSS, 81 Barker ave. Tel. 3117-M
Individual attention. An ideal location
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21
MORTGAGE LOANS

MORTGAGE BROKER wanted to place
loans on exclusive applications; must be
familiar with sources OF mortgage money;
salary or commission: state qualifications;
confidential Address New Mortgage
Dept" IS, Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21
REAL ESTATE WANTED

WANT HOMER something truly artistic.
about $4,000: stone, brick stucco:
sn tnms' LOW INES. rooms, or nore na,ns'
Owners only Address NJ. H, 50 Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21
NEW ROCHELLE

COME out to-day to my office
in beautiful California Park.
my new development at Ches-
ter Heights station. New York,
Westchester & Boston Rail
road. Surrounded by New Ro-
cheile and Mt. Vernon. Lots
$3.50 and upwards. VIII help
to finance house building.
Write for particulars to 6I
Liberty ST.. or call Cortlandt
0744. Brokers protected. Jo-
seph P. Day Suburban Dept
Inc.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21

FI.ATBUSH--Easy housese ping home: no
basement: limestone; rooms every
modern Improvement; $4,000. 1872 Maple
st, Phone Flatbush 2339.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21

PUTNAM COUNTY--Big wild. cheap.
wooded. pond site farms; two hours
Grand Central; dirt roads, 100 acres
orchard. springs. timber, fair house
50, 900: many others; lake farm, fine build :
ings. cheap For rent. II rooms all i'm
proved house. garage, state road mile
Harlem epot, filled icehouse, ST, 900. ALEX
ANDER, l East 42d. Vanderbilt 1897;
Sundays. Peekskill 9o7 South. phone 1875
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21
q. FARMS FOR SALE

FARMS in Southern New Jersey. Send for
Illustrated catalogue. Fruit. poultry. truck,
general farms; pure water, healthfu climate.
mild Winters fine farms and farming lands.
Now is the time TO buy. BRAY MAC
GEORGE Vineland, ". j,
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21
REAL ESTATE roR SALE OR KESr
Brooklyn

SEA GATE NEW YORK HARHoR
High claxs residential Park.
Private Ocean Beach.
Private boat 10 Battery. New York
Also reached by Subway to Coney Island
Furnished Houses for season.
s1,boo, $500, $4,000. $2.5oo.
Convenient Seashore Private Park.
WILLIAM +, RAE CO. Resident Agent
on property Open Daily and Sunday
orslss Remsen ST.. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21
CALDWELL :.
FOREST HILLS GARDENS

fohEsT HILLS GARDENS--Am lea vi,v
mouse, racing on private park of fhrea
nsres; n.a rooms and bath. all improvements
III III immediate sale will accept sI3.6ht.
lpremlses at Park End Place
Aoolo r. McGAH1E, Agent. SIS Burns 81
6752 Boulevard ~
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21

wv EASTWOOD. N. J--
New Colonial house, Z rooms. tile bath,
floors. open fireplace; lot 5Ox150; beautiful
lake in rear; 3 u blocks to station. Sale
price $4,000; "a cash will rent for $50,
with option OF buying HARlNG & BO-
CERT COMPANY. phone 100.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21
FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET

EAST SIDE or sTH Ay., between co,ts..
IN washington News TO subIet furnished
june l TO Oct. - reasonable to careful
tenant. Tel. Spring 1879.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21
Richmond

FOR RENT--Furnished summer cottage
on heights of Dongan Hills, Staten Isl
and. quarter mile from station and from
famous golf links. rs minutes by train or
bus to New York ferry: Ave master. three
servants bedrooms. three baths. two sleep
ing porches; reasonable rent; reference
quired. Apply l.. A. Seaver (Donsan Hills
112).
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21

London Uses Lots Of Eels
About 100000 cells are sold in the
sondon market every year.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21
Queens

OUR home service plan viii save yeu
2eX ana taxes. PARIS 4 SON, l1eW
s1A. Chelsea 1909.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21

HOME in hills northern New Jersey; Z
rooms. bathroom, sleeping porch. every
Improvement; beautiful residential section ;
AZ minutes Manhattan: moderate cash pay
ment. balance like rent. ASAHEL
CHAPLIN, SO Broadway
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21

IN BEAUTIFUL HO-HO-KUS
A Iew seven-room house. Hardwood floors
steam heat, electricity, gas, water; FIVE
minutes to station. Lot SO by 100. Price,
W. 600. For particulars, see a. C. Osmond
80 Maiden Lane, New York. and Ho- Ho-
kus n. j.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21
WEsTBURY

WEsTBuRY s25o--ss, 900 cash; beautiful
section; all high class dwellings: new
six rooms, strictly modern home. tile bath.
steam heat, oak floors. h6x2oO purchase
Maple. near Ellison av., ESQ westbury' i. I
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21
WHITE PLAINS
WHITE PI.AINS-sa ooo

WHITE PLAINS-$8, 600.
Dutch Colonial rooms. open fireplace
large living room; hot water heat; plot
b0xl50; all improvements; convenient to
station and stores; built by owner and
offered at bargain
HOWE 4 THOMPSON,
Country Homes"
Depot Plaza. White Plains, N Y. Tel 1922
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21

NEW COLONIAL semi -freproof brick and
. norcbes i. acre Mo-, m noinutas. ua,i,, Vii
from station; location. Richeieu Terrace
and Nelson Road, scarsdale, n. Y Tee-
phone Fordham 6061.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21
FLUSHING

IN SELECT MURRAY HILL SECTION OF
Flushing; Desirable and modern room
mouse; electricity. gas, steam heat etc
Price, with terms, sl2.0o0, Apply owner,
F. ]. Durham. 244 West 18th ST., n. Y.4C.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21

FREEPoRT-To lease for year from Ju,.
l, nine-room house; all improvements I
blocks from station; garage; $3.50 month:
Is n Long Beach ave-. Freeport, n, Y. W.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21
THE PELHAMs

ATTRACTIVE HOMES in the PELHAMS
from $4,000 to $4,000. Some real bar
gains John NJ. Shnn. Resident Agent
s21 Highland Ave, Pelham Manor. Tel 1000
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21
AT LARcHMONr

AT LARCHMONT.
Bargains moderate priced homes in re-
stricted residential section: $4,000 upwa rd
44th St. ' H1ase
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21
FOREST HILL

FOREST HILLS GARDENS. House full
furnished. Nine rooms. three baths
Equipped with electric washing machine
ironing machine. hot water heater and
RADIO. With or without garage. Telephone
Boulevard 6s52.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21
LARcHMONT

ON THE SOUND AT LARCHMONT-s3. 900
cash REQUIRED buys artistic stucco s-room
every convenience; garage; mans quarters:
exceptionally large plot: rare shrubbery
grape arbor, shade. fruit trees. cement
s.4,5oo for quick III. Value pts sss. ooo %
L. H. COLLINS, Collins Realty Bldg. AZ
Post Road Telephone Larchmont IA,
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21
FREEPoRr

ff1ssEponTHousss ,aoms nl1s. am and bunsalews
Ing plots. Aox100 and larger: urics 900
npwcrd terms. Apply owner, JOHN y
1HSA-NDALI. co, 15 N. Long Beach AZ
Freeport, L. !. a'''
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21
PHILIPsE MANOR
PLEASANTyILLE
RYE

FOR RENT IN RYE.
., Cottases and bungalows, from $500 up.
thhh,snea ~. w.sr dor season. also unfurnished by
SMhss SeMpIhslese nst; t., prices down.
oHlce facing Rye Railroad Station.
Telephone 1873 Rye, N.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21
SALE OR RENT 29lS1h &
sCARsDALE

CLUB COMMUNITY-Str
private sales; 81 acreage
plots Immediately at Heath
cote station. Scarsdale. Beau
tiful high land, trees; city i'm
provements: conservative and
protective restrictions. Brok
ers protected. Inquire Sun
day at offices on the prem
ises. or 81 Liberty ST. New
York City. Telephone 67A4
Cortlandt. Joseph P. DAY,
Suburban Department, Inc.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21

PORT WASHINGTON, Long Island-Iares
new seven room house, with garage, all
improvements; lot 60xl0o: price sll 900
THOMPSON. bes Central sv, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21
Westchester

NEW ROCHELLE-Bur real estate
houses esta tes plots. rentals. BURGER,
PSI Huguenot st. Telephone 1851.
PELHAM homes for sale or rent
WILLIAM II. MILLS, Tel 6108 PELHAM
SHORE FRONT PLOT. over 4 acre. Won
derful neighborhood. beach.
BURKE STONE. INC. Larchmont s52
BUNGALOW apartment. o rooms. open
porch; best location; beautiful. quiet
surroundings; rent SS5. Van Ness. 355
South Broadway Yonkers
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21

SUMMER HOMES
At Larchmont-o on Sound, only half hour
committing Beautiful private bathing
beach Mrs. 9fsics g o%en r ,,i3RnSyca;< snRdays;
10 Post Road. 1archmont, n. Y. Te, aas
~ hET-New Colonial house. 8 rooms 2
porch; garage: two thirds acre. $50 Weaver
Ct; e. Phone s55. January 1st-October 1st