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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22
Real Estate tor Sale
nOrsEs rOn sAiE

HOUSES ron sAlE S
ron sALE-New house. four rooms ana
t8th rood buy N s1fd NJ once Call 2tn
y rIne 90 iusf bslns fnisnod
IU,rt.T g. 900 Win - 900 cash
r..t boy. might take lot curry. Cedar
O.. t,iS rLA,E-AIs BUNGALOW.
."r.n for inspection 'ol N. I'c"tna'
JUST TmNK living place 1900 cash snd
only 800 per month. brand new. b.f"Hin
nlpr''"w lh',dw...o9 fl.ors. 40. m'u,.l
offered at only 1850. csli hr Hafu-
suu. cedar ffi
just ClNpiErEp-Ni,e l.s'ory bouss.
rIHfhsHFi tIi.5UU. F.r0Um houHH. south.
east $1,000. i.lu0m house. southeast
O. 900. b.fu0u house, north side. 5000
H.rnIu house. rnf'h Hii". 1880. IhH4f
arc OIL now. we'll built win latest con.
ylniru'cH terms r'fy. Como up ana
trj,uY WIN B. H nuEy z c1
7I. Robinson ulIF cedar 1913
LrAVtNG row. WW sacrifice my @.
rHHm modern HOUSE. t1ftwoof ranrs.
tIr b1tu. located st 1il IS oklahoma
sf Irfrrrn rHr Ilua uud i'iut". Nr..U
o. a.'. tilso Gosh Phone cedar so'N.
MgADowuRooK rou- raou. brand
new. r.i % water nnUg finished. fuil
sized '.' fTs" paving rrI ihH worry best
I.. Iu tNr ,Ify. priced Hf only I. 900.
small cash payment and $40 per month
tHI Cedar 7lf,
sDuTU TACOMA 81 900 cash. rr1Htfetl.
J.. r.w FIs rooms HUrt bfHHl llfHHi rHuuI
bungalow. uu no Uf 'nr unr' trHuI'uI
rIIbfr locations boo Park liIII oak t1nrs
throughout every tufIt.Iu tHug4uIentc.
French doors basement with r1whiuH.
t.u furnace. garage nut servants.
DHHrtoTH built hF u contractor fHr n
HHma. rrIDfH f.r immediate sale ui
BOO CON D'ipr Nj
kDlttE frh estate mon u..t,ut ~. block o.
gillette Itull addition. on tho market. a
y Mason
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22

SAND SPRINGS car line, five rooms hath.
room. hardwood floors, on the paving
Tor only 1tc5O, small cash payment ana
t36 per month, Cedar III,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22
For Sale Real Estate
uovsEs ron sAII
400 EQUITY

100 EQUITY .--
Nice trorfn bungalow, VII eshanse tnf
EnYl tpuflNE thf OraFe tfo'
tg50 CAsH payment and $50 ard Interest
,aee, lnis r,nI '.o,n D1's,sw s,.,,.,'l WV,
I'm tiIf,,s.t iTit,csi,ta rg.sa.
n'.,,, 80 ma. pt.s
.
w..
lis0 'Ahh WIN -" Wuhthly. buyH n'N
room onnt''}lw WIN .,rEe '''t'''s
ttsso. -. j. barrett, az bliss nus
~ '' -a.- ,s-.....
1000 'Ash Ihhdy o.fn"m h""t'i"N
modern. 'n pt.tWrnL' balance ',Hy
"''' 'I. pny i,..ov, en- nI'.'
ht..l.' 49, rssl ''" ''' '''
-...--...--.--
itei1 on mo east sfr fv' fopins, viz
tloIy modern. L'f"Wenii l..af F'tJFe
M At,i ,''"' "' ~
Xxx ', ,"ghs So H.,stitt
,1 s,',..i, uft, D.'5. All
u.i..r- -.rrf., tasob ,r.,ts,, five ,,orl,
I.re. ri.a,ts. rI.a electric fixtures.
Iltyttttuy Jrr,rst,1. new rood Io.
,.'n,''""g Wv. ,.i,,.',a ii.ttrg tito essb
.,J''. ,eII t.j.v. Cu C'ty pa,,ty co
pi,,. s.r., ioff
70 ,AaH ,a} mont hh2d.'' nr". .,,"''ss
balance g.. cer month John Haircut,
1900 CASH. a.-pUu house. modern. close
iH. balance ttO pcr month, price - 600.
John partett room gos uobinson Hldg,
rHorr Dsara 1857 Cedar 'gFt
...... ......,.......,,... ..,,.,..,.,.......
Causiafs OF rbreo rouma each, 90 hart.
wood floors. large closets. hHluiltu.
fixtures built 'u features nice irc1ra
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22

HAVE buyer with alt cash, wants f5 bg,
from 90 room house. we'll ...aie3
worth tho money. Usage 37n7.W
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22

NORTH VICTOR g.acre lots: $500 each.
$50 cash. si5 per month. Osage g677.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22
.ors ron sNIE

East Sixth street to Wheeling turn south
Wheeling Tenth street and right at this choice residence
Terrace Second Addition. Or take o. U. r.
line walk blocks arrived.
time and statesmen will be the ground to show
ou beautiful addition the highest point the side
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22

You'll be enthusiastic about this property and proud
lots 1t has everything in its fa~or and is without flaw
It's proximity to Terrace Drive addition nsure the continuance
this whole section of the city residence section of the better
sort 1t is in direct line with all forms of development that make
for increased value and really desirable residence district
which the of afford home and
raise his family amidst environments most attractive from every
standpoint Mark There will be- others alive the ad
vanages this opportunity offers Come out early and
chnnSnr rnIrh hnnnn site \
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22

wood for lggbO. East-ffout on Peoria,
t2gB0. Wcst.tront on Newport t2i0O.
Usage 3743.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22

SUNSET Park New center hall, Dutch
colonial. fine home. tp to the minute
with e-uar --.-s- -"'i ''."'""- ---"--'-
quarters. master bedroom, tots of closets,
elegant bathroom, good basement, fur-
mace Installed and priced 20 sell with
$500 initial payment. Osage 7AiS'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22
own YOUR HOME

10 ynu own = residence lot" We wiz
build house f1r YOU. following your
plans or We viii furnish tham. pay.
mFuta monthly 90 suit your purse Cun-
suit our building department ~ I'Hllty
Irveatment CO., Usage p3CG. ffst floor
Security building.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22

block Kendall can after Z O'CLOCK g..
E cary. tv0 i.UDta north nuu t.y
blocks euat ~ Kendall
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22

SALE of unallotted and
forfeited tribal lands and VACANT and
forfeited town lots Notice " hereby
given that about $4,000 acres of for.
telted tribal land about 500 acres OF
Inaliotied tmber. and surface OF the
pegrcgaNCd coal and asphalt land and
s 54S town lotA all located Ia the Choc-
tpW and ChiCSpsaw nations, excepting
10 tracts IN the Creek Cherokee and
Seminole nations, will be offered Tor
sale 1T public auction, without regard
20 the appraised value. except as other.
wise indicated In the descriptive list at
certain railroad points 10 eastern Okla.
h0ma, from November 25, 1922. 10 De
ccmbcr o. 1879. inclusive. Terms. 20 per.
cent oash az time OF sale. balance y
three equal annual lnstallments, pay
able IN one two. ana three years, with
Interest a. five per cent. No limitation
rs TO ndmber of acres and lots any one
person can purchase except az otherwise
indicated IN tho descriptive list Resi-
deuce on land not required. Bids may DO
subuittcd IN person. or by agent with
power Of ettorney, or by mail. Bids BY
mail must be accompanied by bank draft
nr postal money order for rs per cont
Of the bid on each tract or lot. The
right to approve or disapprOve any sale
dates. places terms OF sale. descriptive
lists. ct cetera. may be obtained free OF
cost upon application TO- the undersigned
at Muskogee, okla. Victor NJ. Locke,
Jr.. superintendent for the Five Civilized
TribcR.
sO.ACRE farm Tor trade for city property,
price $4,000, John Barrett. room 2os
sRobinson Bldg phone Osago 1851
Cedar 2gA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22
Real Estate for Sale
nsps AND PAINS Voy .,,.-

LANDS AND FARMS ron s,IR,.
THE sPEARMAN farm lands 80
Terry Gains and fOskum tou,,..n
south plains Of the panhanr. Tlet
are now being offered ~ pr.ss ~.
terms which VIII enable any .rI,,..l
Gus farmer TO buy and paw fu. ~.
with less money than pay rrrt p,of..A
tive lands, q fine climate. ab.rIarss.
good, pure water and q Couutfy Ir ,ytt.
one man faisca more cotton. H.Hrs .l.
and more sweet potatoes and ,,t
farm products than o whole fsrIf, ''-
gather. No Insect pests. We m... .,.t
lords out OF our customers .Uas,t u.
renters Farmers who are H.F..I. '
own their own farms are #ttfT
come TO Seagraves. intpcct Uur t
lands LOOK a. the crops ana f..f O.. Y'
men who raise them a carl 2. n. s
Reile. general agent. 20 Santa rs ma
Soarraves, Texas will bring 500. ~
scriptlvef pamphlet, giving detailed i,.
OF purchase. 4 reliable agent wanted ~
. each county.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22
hisCrII,NrOus ron RrNT ~
WANTED TO REN,

GOOD location for rent, part % building
suitable for office or HilcHruom, cheap
rent CAu Cedar gtbG.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22

MONTH SfpE-targo i0.room house two
huthHi hardwood floors, fine dccora
way, pavement, aldowaiks. shade. frult
trees. restricted dlstrirt, hiEh location.
Must be seen 10 bo appreciated! ev.
elusive lstinE n Interested In bargain.
F.II EsIar fuTA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22
TEXAS.

FARMS for sale. send for circular contain
ing 81 farms to pick from. write W. NJ.
Joiner Land COY
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22
800 LAND FOR as

Famous Rosita valley. Duval county
TeSss, deep. rich, black mesquite soil
gently rolling. delightful healthy ell
mate, good water. near school. three
crops per year. no snow. no ice. poor
mans chance: don't let Il pass. only
tl5 per acre, 10 years time write for
illustrated booklet. c. W. Hshl Co, 6li
Turnbow Bldg. Houston, Texas.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22

SACRED HEART DIsrRICr-Five.toom
bungalow, corner lot sleeping porch, nh o.
tural phade. TuaaH host buy 3e'sbo.
~ 900 cHsh Nj Cook. Cedar eshl.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22

$3.50 CASH and $40 per month. hrand-new
6.room bungalow. hardwood throughout
hullt.ln features, mantel screened
back porch, garage aud driveway. on
the paving one hlncb of school and
transportation, can owner, Osage aii7.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22

nRANp NEW, 9-story, center. hall plan'
living room sunroom, dining room
breakfast room and kitchen downstaits.
four large bedrooms upstairs; tie hhth /,
built.in tub; pedestal lavatory, mana
deeoratedi large basement with comb 70
nation furnace and laundry trays z.
car garage and servants quarters, eau
Cedar gQ3 for details.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22
TED GOODWIN
office OsaEe sOi. Residence AXIS,

$500 CASH and balance like rent, buys
this braud-ncw bungalow, latest design;
we'll constructed Just being completed,
five rooms: heavy oak floors through
out: white ivory fnlsh; massive mantel.
All up 60 date huilt-lu features; close
% good school and transportation; nice
lot ON the paving; price 5000. Why pay
ront' can Usage Qi06'J,
$3.50 CASH, $50 per month. huys new s.
room. pavement paid for; price $500,
OsaFe lps5.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22
DusINrss rROrrRrN
A no LOT SALE

or all unHold lots iu Rodgers
Heights subdivision Will continue
all this week. Splendid lots. high,
well drained, overlooking tho city.
Fas, electricity and paved hIgh-
way. On very small payment Of
Ig5 20 500 cash. balance easy
monthly payments. Lot us explain
how you can build d littlc house
on one OF these lots with small
cash payment balance about Ike
rent
YADON INVESTMENT co.
Can Usage 7G9i or btei
b2b Kennedy bldg,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22
Real Estate for Sale

..a..aua Vnn al
80 ~ ~ ...
ACNE ana f.fuuw house. close %. NtaNN
NfHF 'nf'Nh. tHHFe AHfu.
rsW good barraIns Ieu. can Dc hoIFut
rent, we VIII shoe any duh any VINO
room house. Two moo lD'f. "'H' iI'Ii
ono hi0" Groom, fhhf IHhit 'I' 'n'h
lf's. sss ipf ,'r'aa" I'.i .i'r,.' ,'.'.'. ~
H.hp. Last i.tIm,r. In I0u t|p.F. tour
r.rI.u hath .af fHarH basement. tfsH4
au1 double psnre. $3.50 psaro sif.
a uAuGhts south GaItsstaH iu 900
b."'E e''Il'. ~" L,''.'. u'' t'''t'.
sleeping porch, 3. N'h DHltn no
a.. ,...,t.. ,,....t. t... I... b.. p.-t.,.
''n. '...rI', r..U s'..a..Y
porch taH,mtnf usI floors. Gt.rr.
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.......
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"Hf' 'f.U'. N'Hf'H'H. in.n''. N'Ii ...I
i"nf. tI'HFf i.'." NJ. '''.'N"i 'f'. 10
IAa pItra IH cool haiF. ni i"r
Price ut 'Nl and gn.. .'l r'tI
''s'E. 5000
hlN NhlHAlt fHur .N.tr"I front IH'a
modern Hu1 paved N''I EI"l house nnI
s'".' h1.NIuf .n.n." l'' l. M.l'l
u.,...'. ui .,r
UANH hIN..'-"fth ''s'iH' ti''". r""
t. pIU HtrIIf'0a o.r..u bItFN.N. n'1u.
uiNy d..'iH'U1. IHfFH ..HF''H s.a
fHw.fH. lIuli irHF. t.Hu.N.u'H. 'H.. N.N
house. fence urH h...N f0HW 'fI N.".
r..rH fH school $500 undo. N1.l" Ii
Ht'u '"dny Itr'l..t" .'nE. ''' ''
II.Al I Ili j. home. Iu INU very N.H. INIi
.i thr ,ly modern iu ru'F "NN tHr
'f'r lullnl'N l''N..uI WOW I..I. .r
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BEAUTIFUL Hiucr0 buug1IuN. bargain.
prnci .t1lE nov, tro "fEa f''n1 "hI
tIruNiHHt fu"u. ntt t.HiH ihfnnHhnHi.
strfh modern hu't .ln '"n''ul'u'', h1nl
decorated walls hhl t'I.nE'. "'i,l 'llIE
I IhN ,..,.l'' .i.i.
'.Ah'If fio .IhN'.Nk N'i iNl'A' Ai',I'.I.
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r.,,,, live p.riv . fine iu,,.ttp.pt al. M
,,.' i''' P'''' ''"' ''''"''''"'' ''' 10
by bWNEh foh LESS THAN COST
HuuEhluwt Just completed i've fuuinH
ana breakfast room aud tiled bath
hullt.ln features and fnrst plumbing
',l,'s, p's,i'.'nt l. ani ta'"F'' '',iy
es.,,1,. ,s,r s,'si,tt Lam a,t ,,i
h. 'u"'h"' ,.u .i.t ~,
4|'" '''N inv '''' ''''
N..' ''' i.l ''". ".---....a
INLAND NEW room bungalow with
lfrHhfsHt room. basement aud EaTuEf.
.,,,., .'N tiDg'' ''Nnout no" , Mnn.I ,,, con
choose your own dggolatlons 9nl ..eG,r,-
.N ~ ~ ~" l"iN .Nl I"Fllh '" l v
!hh pl..'' .'W u".y i'.vvV Wtiu 'asH
IH3',n, ui f.,l Hl,' W. uA.NN,,y ~ ~
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22

$3.50 CASH
Five rooms, bath. lights, Eas, good ga
TUge. fine we'll Of water, orchard, chick
en- runs. pretty lawn and flowers, Just
outside NJ city limits two and one-half
ilocks OF pavement lot boNll0, price
$3.50. $3.50 cash, SA5 monthly ioclud-
ing interest VIII soil 5o-foot lot Adilin-
ing n desired Dlroct from owner leay-
ing Tulsa, act quick. Phone
TED GOODWIN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22
OWNED Mrrna cAsn

OWNER NEEDS CASH
Snap buy Tor five days. Lot boIi2s. close
IN. has two small houses, routlng for
t75 per month this II good trackaEo
property; price o. $50. ono third cash
John barrett. room 2os Robinson BldE.
Phone OraEe 1881. Fednr 29Hi
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22

NORTH siuE= bungalow. fivs rooms
breakfast room all latest built In frH-
turrr. hardwood r1orH. east front f1r
rYln ur Will trade for acreage. Cedar
ggis
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22

II YOt have vacant lots 20 spu .a.I ny
=. Clinton, realtor. NCedar .t9l us
Kennedy Bldg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22

EAST WITH Real snnp, close In. fun
uishcd l-ruom, modern HcmiduploK
bungalow. mantei. e-Cat garage. paving
hBlt paid fui high lot. Ideally ar
ranged 20 rent, front ana side entrance
81. 800 81. 900 cash. phelan, Usage tGS2.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22

HAVE only $500 In cath. but wart fl b,l,
q b-room modern house. not over rs 06i.
can mOke good monthly payments r,n
Mr.. Hentz. Usage 4lfl or OsBrr .ffl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22

fixtures. beautiful decorations, large
hnscmcut; roughed IN Tor furnace: ga
rage. driveway, restricted location
block NJ TRANSPORTATION Inspection on
appointment. Can Cedar 1914.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22

III YOU want to buy any real estate NJ
any Kind. call Dilbeck Realty Co.. 90.
dar 2O2s 4ll Security
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22
Real Estate for Sale
OKLAHOMA.

IFh SECS 200 NuffhWe9ffTN tNfINNHfN 'NhU-
~. Okla abundance of small game and
fish. two miles of living clear spring
water N.mile from Grand river l25
acres fine land IN CuliNapon and
fenced hog tight. 200 acres more tiil-
able and m'lt all creek bottom, large
quantity valuable timber, whole farm
fenced, ono set good old buildings,
one set new tenant buildings. Deer In
their wild, native state have been seen
hero every season. Price only tl6 per
acre For further Information write q,
T. struhla. MuHkoEee. OKLA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22

wESTED-ListIngs Of ali the vacant iSSs
in town. We haYD buyers T. A. Tfusty
rcRltor. Oshge sNs-lG29. 100? Muy1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-10
GOV. EDWARDS BUYS
LOT IN MAPLEWOOD
Gets Honesite in NeW Tract
Just Opened.

Among those who have purchased plots
in the ninety-acre tract at Maple Crest.
Maplewood, n. j.. which is being de-
veloped by the Maple Crest Development
Company is Gov. Edward /. Edwards
Twenty acres adjoining the tract have
been laid out by the town of Maplewood
into municipal park. Fred Stocked,
president of the Stocked Realty Corpo-
ration. is managing agent for the prop
erty.
Other buyers Of plots in the tract in
clude DR.. George H. Van Emburg OF
Arlington. n. j.; William @. Brenn, vice
president and treasurer OF the Franklin
Savings Bank of Newark; Charles W.
Bance, civil engineer: Mrs. F'rieda Muel-
Ter, Irvington, n. j.; Herman Schneider
Newark; William Eisenberger. architect
II. c. Coriel Albert ]. Linde of Jersey
City: Frederick X. Winters of Irvington,
N. j. The latter has erected a Dutch
colonial dwelling OF eight rooms and two
baths at the fcost OF about $4,000.
George +. LaConabe of Maplewood. ".
j., also purchased large plot on which
he will build house to cost s18.500.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-10

are divided into three groups. two OF
which arc In the Hunts Point sectiN,
and one of which comprises two three
lot corners at the southeast and north
east corners of Jerome avenue and East
205th street. one block from Van Cort-
lardt Avenue East and opposite to the
Jerome Park reservoir.
one group consists or several build
ing sites situated near Hunts Point
square on both sides Of the New Haven
Railroad. on Whitlock. Garrison. Lud-
low and Longfelow avenues. Whittier
street. Fdgewater road and the Bronx
River. The demand for stores and apart
mcnt houses in the section Is constant.
The second group OF Hunts Point lots
comprises the major portion Of the Prop
critics 70 he sold. They are on sft'-
ragut street. Edgewater road, the Broax
River, Oak Point. Regawa, Randall. East
BAY and Viele avenues and other inter-
secting streets S-nd avenues. Lots In tho
vicinity are said to he selling all tlc
way from $4,000 to $4,000 In 1905
the sites were sold at auction for a few
hundred or a thousand dollars each. In
the meantime Hunts Point has BECOME
the fastest developing section OF the
East Bronx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-10

That width was designated because Pot
ter avenue was selected as the parkway
leading direct to the main entrance to
the East River Park. Its terminal at
the park is TO be graced by a gateway
in which IL Is proposed to incorporate
the Queens official memorial to the men
OF the borough who lost their lives In
the world war. The driveway OF Potter
avenue will be OF smooth asphalt.
The Potter Avenue Corporation has
accepted n design Of landscape archi-
lecture for its property abutting on
the street which VIII add the final touch
10 the parkway development. All OF the
houses on the avenue are set back
twenty feet from the building line. maxi
Ing the avenue 40 feet wide from dwell
ing TO dwelling. Between the houses
and the curb are TO be lawns dotted with
flower gardens, shrubbery and trees. The
walks and curbs are of smooth concrete
The development Is similar to the one
accepted by the Board Of Estimate for
the Queens Boulevard. When the work
Is completed on Potter avenue a person
standing at Second avenue will have q
view Of nearly a mile directly down the
parkway. On either side will be neatly
grouped homes, set In gardens OF flow
crs trees and shrubs East River Park
and Its impressive gateway with the
waters OF the East River will furnish
the background. The plans OF the bor-
ough officials provide that at no time
will inrumbrances be permitted on the
avenue.
The final layout on Potter avenue crc-
ated what Is officially known as nm II
zone in the building regulations Of the
city. It is a superzone adopted less
than two months ago BY the Board OF
Estimate at the request Of a group Of
millionaire residents Of the Arverne sec
ton TO perpetuate the improvements
costing hundreds of thousands OF dollars
on their estates
when" says Mr.. Keen. I'VE under
took this operation wo said TO the Of
fcers Of the Metropolitan Iifo Insur-
ance Company. and to the public of9,iaIs
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Merchant and Goodrich-adjacent to
Potter avenue. Van Alst avenue, at
the northern boundary. Immediately
adjoining the East River Park, was
regulated and graded. Potter avenue
was extended through the property but
was not improved. The tract had the
appearance OF a Western prairie, and
consequently TO do everything essen
tial to establishing a home under up
TO date conditions was necessary.
Ths plans for the homes to be
erected on Potter avenue were sub
mittcu TO the officers OF the Metro
politan Life Insurance Company and
the Building Bureau in Queens. The
financial officers Of the Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company decided that
their company would lend its financial
support to the Potter Avenue Corpora
ton
In starting their big operation Mr..
Keen and Mr.. Saltman realized that tho
cooperation OF Maurice ". Connolly.
Borough President OF Queens and his
department was necessary because al
the outset there were no finished streets,
sewers, sidewalks, water mains or gas
mains on their property. All OF these
betterments would have to be put H.
with the approval and assistance of the
city officials and according 20 the final
city plan
Plans for sewers through the district
have been drawn and approved by the
Board OF Estimate and local boards.
The regulation. the grading and the paw
ing Of the cross streets from Ditmars
avenue TO woolsey avenue have been APP
proved by the local boards The finai
improvement Of Potter avenue win be
started this week.
IL is Of importance to detail the pro-
posed Improvement Of Potter avenue be-
cause the plans of the Queens Topo-
graphical Bureau In conjunction. with
those Of the Potter Avenue Corporation
for that thoroughfsre will produce a
parkway to cost about 100000.
The plans Of the QNens Typographical
Bureau provide for 100 foot street.
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SALE AT ST. ALBANS.
eco Home Sites to BE offered ON
September 10.

Two hundred and sixty home building
sites in st. Adams. l.. l.. are TO be sold
at auction on Saturday, September Is,
by the Jere Johnson Jr. Company. auc-
tioneer. The lots are situated In a pleas
ant section of the village on St Marks
avenue. Roosevelt street, Springfield
road and adjacent thoroughfares east Of
Farmers avenue. The Long Island Rail-
road station at st. Adams and the ST.
Adams Country Club and golf links are
situated a short distance from tho prop
erty, which has the service OF two city
bus lines that operate to the Union Hall
street station. Jamaica. for a five cent
fare.
st. Adams Is the first station beyond
the main station at jamaica There are
now about los houses on tho property
between Farmers avenue and Springfield
road and about thrty-five are sow un-
der course of construction. Practically
all these houses have been built by lot
owners for their own occupancy. De-
tached dwellings, alone can be erected on
the lots TO be sold at the auction. with
the exception OF lots on Springfield road.
where business Is permitted.