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New-York tribune., 1922-03-25
Investors Buy Apartments
On Bronx Block Front
Houses known as the Long
wood, on Longwood Ave,
We're Held at 100000

The East Bay Land and Improvement
Company sold the two six-story ele-
vator apartments known as the Long
wood, occupying the block front on
Longwood Avenue. between Beck and
Kelly streets. The houses contain sew
onty-cight apartments with thirteen
stores on the avenue. The selling COM
pany has been asking 100000 for the
buildings.
Calm & Calm, operators, purchased
from Jessie Neil 524 East 149th Street,
tive-story modern apartment, 40x100.
Williamson & Bryan were the brokers
Shaw, Rockwell & Sanford sold for
the S. H. & J. M. Realty Company 1882
Creston Avenue, fivestory apartment
42xS5, to Herman and Bertha Weikeis-
heimer.
Armstrong Brothers sold for Mrs.
Ida Karleback 2775 cambridge Avenue,
a two-family dwelling, 25x100, to John
Lynch.
The fve-story apartment at the
southeast corner of Marmion and Ire
mont avenues, containing seven stores
and twenty-five apartments, has been
sold by the B. S. T. Realty Corporation
to the ARIA Realty Corporation.
Joseph Reichwein sold to Philip
Goldberg a four-story fat at 1851
Brook Avenue, 25x83.11x irregular.
Florence Archibald sold to Elizabeth
G. Donnelly tive-story fiat at sol St.
AIMS Avenue, 27x851x irregular.
Moses II. Rothstein sold for Benja-
min Taub $3.50 Third Avenue, a five
story apartment with three stores,
40x100.
Sgmund Mendelsohn sold to Rosie
Birnbaum the fourstory fiat at 1416
Webster Avenue, 26.2x100x irregular,
at the southeast corner of St. Pauls
Place.
Matte de Gennaro sold to Tommaso
Cavaliere a three-story dwelling at
925 linton Avenue, 18.4x35.
Jane H. Lynskey sold to Emile
Wicgand three-story dwelling at 625
Walton Avenue, 16.8x9211x irregular.
The Hudson P. Rose Company pur
cased from the estate of Gautio Alex
ander the four two-family houses 1913
to 1918 Jerome Avenue. J. D. Foley
was the broker.
Eugene L. Larkin sold for Amelia
A. Thorn the residence at 81 Adrian
Avenue, Marble Hill, 25x1GO. The new
owner plans alterations.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-25
X al Estate News
English Type of Chambers
For 9th Avenue Corner

The property at the southeast cor.
ner of Sixth Avenue and Fifty-third
street, the leasing of which by Mich
aGI Coleman to the Knickerbocker
Chambers, Inc, was reported in these
columns yesterday, Will be improved
with the English type of living cham
bers.
The building will be of from four to
SIX stories, laid out in suites Of two
rooms and bath. There will be an ele-
Yator and the building will contain all
modern appointments. Full service
VIII be provided and the suites are
expected to appeal to members who
arc unable to obtain quarters at their
clubs. Schwartz e. Gross and B. n.
Marcus arc the architects for the pro
posed building.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-25
Buchanan Village Homes
10 Go at Auction TODAY
Dwellings and Apartments Built
by Shipping Board To
BE Sold ai Auction,

vi, The sale of 30l homes in Buckman
HN,.iages' Chester, Pa, by order of the
ea.t.. on,1eo r states Shipping Board Emer-
today by Joseph p. Day in The M sth
regiment Armory at Chester. Pa.
The property comprises 278 dwell
ings and % apartment houses. contain
ing 1o6 apartments of three and four
rooms and bath each, together with a
large boarding house of 1852 rooms,
garage and the historic Buckman
homestead.
The houses to be sold are subgtan-
TALLY built of brick. stucco and frame
anu are not of the portable tvpc.
Every Improvement is installed at
buckman Village. such as streets, side
walks curbs. cutters, sewer, water,
gas and electricity.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-25

The FIRST name is that of the debtor. the
second that of the creditor and date when
Judgment filed:
City Of n Y-Paladino Contract
Ing O.. Lam lo02 AZ
New-York tribune., 1922-03-25
Commercial Credit

Many business men in the textile
and apparel trades are complaining
that their inability to borrow sufi-
tisnt money from the banks is restrict
ing their operations. One appartl pro
duter whose borrowing capacity at the
bank used to be rated at $3.50, 900 is
now restricted TO $4,000, although his
business is in a healthy condition.
Selling agents report that many of
New-York tribune., 1922-03-25
Builder Gets West End Ave.
Plot for Tall Apartment Hotel

Ralph Cilu2zi, buildcr, associated
with Michael f. Palermo, has bought
for a site Of fourteen-story apart
ment hotel the plot, 60x80, at the
southeast corner of West End Ave
viii involve about $1.O00,0O0. Plans
are being prepared and arrangements
practically completed for the leasing
oC the property for twenty-one years.
Elsie B. Smith is the seller of S78
West End Avenue, corner of 103d
Street, and May L. Reid of 876 and
STA West End Avenue, adjoining f.
Y. Calder & Co Wore the brokers.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-25
oPP0RTr.<ITY "a IIFFTINIr

One of the best combination winter and
summer resort hotel properties on the
South Atlantic Coast; freproof construc-
petely furnished; also equipped ocean bath
houses; modern power ice and laundry
plants; lovely ocean and river frontage:
railroad station on property; right in heart
of town rapidly developing into Atlantic
CITY Of the South a going proposition and
real money maker. To settle estate. can be
purchased for about onet third actual value.
Rare opportunity. Don't reply unless YOU
mean business. L. II. Smith Box i4s, SA-
vannah, Georgia
New-York tribune., 1922-03-25
This Bronx Flat to Provide
Suites for 8S Families

The newly formed B. & O. Realty
Corporation, with 0. A. and P r.
Peterson and B. jacobson as directors
purchased from Max Miller the plot
l26xl00 on the west side Of the Grand
Concourse, 1875 feet south of l82d
Street, for the erection of five-story
walk-up apartment house, having ac-
commodatons for eiRhty-fvc families.
The new company is represented by
O. +. Davis, attorney.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-25
Fifth Avenue Office Rentals

Offices in The s. ". Straus & Co..
Building. at Fifth Avenue and Forty
sixth Street, have been leased to the
George A. Dose Engineering Company
Inc, builders and engineers; Fenimore
c. Goode, late Of Brett & Goode. real
estate; Observation-Disclosures Club, DR.. A.
Graham Biddle, H. H. Roberts and
Frank Lockhart, Edward Grocer. Guy
I, Gibson, Franklin ?. Hammond and
Oscar v Vatet Charles Galcwski, ia
COB Wiener, Ralph Joyce and Frank
New-York tribune., 1922-03-25

laer customers are desirous of oper-
ating more freely in the tcxtilc Jnar.
kets, hut are restricted from doing 60
by their banks. There is feeling Chat
the banks have gone further than nee.
!essary in cutting down the borrowing
limits Of some of their customers.
Commercial money rates Yesterday
were quoted at az to 3 per cent. The
bulk of paper discounts at Az per cent.
The American Acceptance Council
quoted the following discount rates on
prime bankers acceptances eligible for
purchase by Federal Reserve banks:
New-York tribune., 1922-03-25
BUSINESS Troubles

5amS--samrcc me- ............. i.245oS 'Sa5.5
/. RashbaGmI S,i Sargent ert & Co. 2,1S3.6s
Repair corp...'i'.:..'...4., U.'So" 25o7o
Fisher. Max, and Harry Green
Factoy Harry--S Addison ct al. 340 =
Goldstein. David--M. Safer ct al 1866
%%ls% En- Tl.s"s5a f. :, s5S s55S
Gtnsberg Harris, and Morris
Goldstein - American Wodlen 60, ~
"'SppstS SuTefv GoPeop,e' G pe~'I etc@. 100000
'F%9ptfVY snIth ''.'....,.... Onooo''''V 8,1995
HerrtclS. Julius, Tricjl. FerricN oper- Bsr
taurant Co. Inc.-Amertoan ,,o co
Humphrey, chauncey H.-Colgate 90
hoffman. & nan 'F.ranci+-i schwartz. 224.2o
Harris. y W and Rose M.-Bar- ,,oo
Hossn. 5ssi 90 John-H. Misrim & ,.o,o
Horn 5rToSI slemund-M. weisman.... $sS. e x
fsHis Hoiisnder, 'Nathan-r Grossman. 1857
Isabella, Joseph and Fidelity &
Casualty CO. Of y. Y.-Peo- Am 40
ingram gig, s'' Joseph--K. weiss..,.;,. s6a.Sl
johnson, pao[ia ho9m s. anu '''e''' 100000
lite kllrs ra',j1 r M Newman. 134.21
Jacobs. Jerome Al. Mnsrim ,o,oo
& Bros. Inc........ ..'. .t..',' ''i'VV
Knopf. Louis. or y. Solomon-S. oo9 oe
kaatSe LaSeF s.mon 81 H.-n. Karfunle 421.14
KsTian. Benjamin, Simon Rosen-
berg and Rosie Kasper-H' ~
h@ppsr'' i'''''' ..,'..,......... 1878
Ley, ~ 1870
Inc.
La%Tshee Cc1shs press 1............ 1,e51.81
Leo 0Tqnbers & co.-Francis ..s
: . kf5' Ken q ,fichse, TIn park Ave.
6o+tno 90 Inc...... $3.50
ry{,fn V7iU{arn-IV Scheck.. 1871
NG3rl f3rd, .......... 232.S2
Mary Ann Handicapped Corp
Inc-James T. White & Co.. o-roe
Mar rg Ann Handl(erchief Corn"
Inc--James +. White & Co..
Lionel bank n. Y.......9..... 2.567s6
Moore Edward jr~-E IL Leis-
ner .,.......-...'- ....',..-'' l-o'Al
Montayne. Harold y. II. 4.
miaair5on. S']Gri,51" < Merje-r Fl p Hama o.
''P; Eam9I. ma Inc .....'........,,.1 $50 90
tPop<in & Roseaj-G spagot 127.l1
Dave lnr.sS .''..''.. '''''' '''''''''' 2l7a.92
puuen. Arna-J. etofshy. ....... 1870 20
fT;''" : ridelity irty z Guaranty CO... 45s.7s
Pstoiril Charlcs-K Frakas.. 233 so
Paine. Warren RI. Dock
Ruais. Mary--A Levin ......... l,0G4 So
I11GtS Feaitv cdrp. To'o." ......,.... M 172o. 80
RYAN, Thomas I--M Cohen.... l.572.67
Rosenberg, MaT. and Irving Fort
c. II. Kcster .............. l48.8S
rnion NJ + 9r,.I Teiesrap6 Co.......,s." ~ le7 20
S3tii'' beii '..'...............'. '.''' a,O72.6s
l,1--'= Ee5eiii i ! s,;aa 9sy!s 5e.!
pss1ici;. Danlal-A Javer........ ia 90
Stafford. Bartholomew L-C Pod
so,i1nIre 'JN Sa,c co,rp-c II Hsrtt. is516
schwartz. Edward-N steinberE. 2S4s IS
%orcfster ,;'c''l ElectTic supoiy Co 534.Os
Standard Express and Trucking
J. Kichard ut'h e, aI,....'........, 2,S45.o9
vanis iit MiiE Products CO: costs lo9 50
N's;'N9S' Y".'...'. '''''.'r'. .-.... l,z43o1
spergoi. Horry-J sol<ol gt al l.'2'.'G
slnfsEt SaruelIs Rayer ct al 81 0S
sJreichcr 1aabell-W B Friend 10
c,.s,+an Max Fass ct al. 1870 ~
Gn9dro T0sep eph--People. 6,c..... 1890 90
Terry Frances-M Miigrim
-rbrjft f4omes. Inc-J ManteN.- 1915
IsH@e1p8ust Wooa' costs.'..-...,'. man 1o9o9
Tannen0@a'" dns9s ..''t'....''. N.'''@"' lO9o9
'Eyis No. News Corn ,......... 2S5.45
,r,,r[d ~ -" GoItor-A Lane........ 3I9.7o
,rnnleY Machine and TOoI " orks,
New-York tribune., 1922-03-25
Mt. Morris Apartment
Rrinns S223.QS0 at Auction

The Elizabeth Realty Corporation
paid $228,950 at auction yesterday for
the six-story Mount Morris elevator
apartment house at the northeast cor
ner Of Fifth Avenue and 126th Street,
100X120. The property was sold by
Joseph P. Day by order Of the Supreme
Court and James ". Hyde as receiver
of the Mount Morris Holding Corpora
tinn
New-York tribune., 1922-03-25

FOR SALE AT LAKE KENOsHA. Danburv
Conn. Dwelling house with verandas
cellar garden. fruit chicken house sprine
water dock, skin. Address Ella Knapp. S.
Rowan St Danbury, Conn.
MODERATE priced furnished summer bun
galows ana cottages on and near water
$500 to $500 Box 406. Greenwich. Conn
New-York tribune., 1922-03-25
Sales of Business Buildings

Louis Reuter- sold for the McCann
estate. 142 West Nineteenth Street
a four-story business building
Maurice Welcher sold to Max
Schwartz 4 five-story building at 4O3
and 405 East Sixtysecond Street, 5O5
x100.5.
f. Ornstein, Inc, sold to Leopold
Zimmerman two-story store build
ing at 1549 Second Avenue, 77x147x
Irregular
New-York tribune., 1922-03-25

aetna 1ns co-carron Towing Co,
New-York tribune., 1922-03-25
Buying i'm RronkIyn

Charles Partridge Real Estate Co..
Inc, sold the two-story dwelling at
ls3 Mdwood Street for Marion X.
Jones.
John Fl. DeIac% sold for the estate
of John Durland the one-family cot
tage at l54 East Twenty third Street
to James r. Kenny.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-25
$1,000. 900 7th Ave. Flat Deal

w. f, Dean & Co. leased the two five
story and basement apartment houses
at 566 and 568 Seventh Avenue, 50x100,
for the Thomas Barrett estate, to
client who will alter the buildings. This
transaction Is reported to involve over
100000.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-25
BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds, Jewelry, Etc.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DIAMONDS bouRhc and sold for cash.
AGVics free. Bennett. ITS b way. I'd 6oef
New-York tribune., 1922-03-25
LINDEN
AN OppoRTIrSJ

AN OPP0RTU NITY-Not Luck-Take Ad
vantage--12-room house. hath. gas. elec
| trlc heat. Plot 209x270 Improved street
Only $4,000 Land alone worth that Gauch
/ \. NJ. PALERMO. Linden, ~. ]
New-York tribune., 1922-03-25
Results of Auction Sales
a., ToeoDb - ~,

BY Joseph T. Day.
18Th ST $50 E, $, SIS " Cd av. 3-sty
dwlg. 1S.8x1O0.5 Lawyers Mortgage Co
agt Grace Hoadley Wade ct 81. amt due,
Fitzgerald for s13.550
by Henry Brady
74TK ST, 3O3 w, n $, 100 W West End av,
5-sty dwg, 3OX66.2x irreg; Equitable
Life Assurance Society ct al agt John Z
Chatheld, Inc, ct a! amt due, $3$,12407;
TO Edward A Lambert for $65,260
New-York tribune., 1922-03-25
HELP WANTED MALE

ADVERTISING SOLICITORS; establishes
puhica ton, high class men; commission.
Address Box 436. Room 1903. 10 West 40th.
MEN between 18 and 55 years OF age can
make One Hundred Dollars per week Sc
curing ownership in most up-to-date en-
terprise. Write or call for interview. Mr..
Etunger. third floor, 1IO West 34th St,
New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-25

Cononico, Sandulille-N Depleito
Nov 8. 1927 ................
Edmoe Land Corpn-M Horowitz;
Levy, Joseph-M Horowitz; June
Nelson Bros. Inc. and Robert
Neilson--T / Nugent jr; Feb
1S, 1920 ...-u, u,..................
New-York tribune., 1922-03-25
UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS TO lie
Manhattan

TO LEASE-APARTMENT.
Riverside Drive, 194 il rooms. baths;
unfurnished $4,000.
PEASE & ELLIMAN.
1855 W. 72nd 81. Tel. Col $500.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-25
Judgments Filed
, New N'nrk County

In New York County
me me follow ing Judgments We're filed yes
SS.toay, the first name being that Of the
New-York tribune., 1922-03-25
TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADVFRTTSTNG G
REAL rsTArE-sALE OR RENT

REAL ESTATE-sALE OR RENT
Westchester
THE ESTATE OF CALVIN FROST 10 be
sold at Public Auction on Tuesday. March
r. Pccks XII o0so4 s99StFS o. s9oh 6onsa. ST.
one farm, li2 acres. 26 lots. Also the fam
oua Hart Mansion. send for ilusl rated
catalogue Calvin Frost Estate, 59g Mad
tson Ave. Tel 7lsS Plaza
JOSEPH BBRNSTEIN. Auctionoer
RECENTLY compile, ed. we'll built mousse.
WITH eight rooms. two baths and garage
IN residential section OF Mamaroneck. an
ino0efh improvements; conveniently TO-
ucuIars communicate with owner Michael
Stau0' ID Ward aY. Mamaroneck. y. Y.
ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW. recently com
pleted. with five rooms. bath and garage;
an mouern improvements, right price and
communicate with owner, Michael Stsub,
IA Ward av.. Malnaroncck y. Y.
RYE BEACH waterfront; an acre Of
ground. beautifully situated on water
front. adjoining exclusive residence and
yacht club; IDEAL location for summer
son Mills. % West 23d st.
AT RYE--FoR RENT
FURNISHED COTTAGES IL BUNGALOWS
CHAS S. FAULKNBR.
oficc; ,;,,fae facing Rye. Railroad Station.
Telephone 1913 Rye. n. 7.
Connecticut
FOR SALE AT LAKE KENos1A. Danbury.
cellar, garden fruit chicken house. spring
water, dock, slan Address Ella Knapp. So
Rowan st, Danbury, Conn.
MODERATE priced furnished sumner bun.
saIoWs ana cottages on and near water;
S9oV to $1,000. Box 4o6. Greenwich. Conn.
New Jersey
LEAVING for California viii sacrifice
beautiful hons~ garage II rooms. bath.
n. j.. conveniently located; must he seen
TO appreciate. Cal Branch Brook 1898.
FREE list OF houses for sale ana rent wr,,s
VAN WlNKLE CO, Rutherford. N. ].
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
BEAUTIFUL office 70 rent. telephone In.
qufre Room s1S. 22O 6th av.
APARTMENTS TO LET-FURNIsHED
Manhattan
54TH ST. AND BROADWAY-To SUB
!, LET IT, 81 BY TIE dR, MONTH OR 70 OCT j,
BATH. SEE MANAGER. HOTEL CUM
BERLAND.
57TH ST, 1l8 WEsT-PARLOR. BED
ROOM AND BATH TO SUBLET At
VERY Low RATE BY THE MONTH OR
TO OCT. J; ALSO ROOM AND BATH TO
SUBLET BY THE MONTH. OR TO OCT.
L SEE MANAGER, GREAT NORTHERN
HOTEL.
73D ST. I2s WEST (HioteI NoSelton)-
Newly decorated and furnished one two.
three outside rooms, bath; elevated sur
face cars subway; room. bath $50 monthly
and up; full hotel service. restaurant
slST ST columbus av.) (Hotel ColoniAU
-!Sewly decorated. furnishod 1-2-a
outside rooms. bath; elevated, surface cars
subway. $50 room. bath. full hotel service
restaurant.
sSD ST. AT MADISON Av. (Hotel Ashton)
Newly decorated and furnished one
two. three outside rooms and bath; busSes.
eurface cars. subway; $40 weekly up full
hotel service; restaurant.
SIN ROOM APARTMENT aud furniture
for sale, bargain; leaving. Audubon
1870. Lampi<in
APARTMENTS TO LET-UNFURNIsHED
NAGLE AVE, I41 to I45-Attractive. new.
light, airy, high class apartments, 3-4-5
rooms, tiled bath. every modern improve
ment; reasonable rentals; close to Dyckman
st. subway station; apply on premises
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
New-York tribune., 1922-03-25
HAYWOOD

HoIrSE. rooms. bath. all improvements,
steam heat; fine garage; near train aud
trolley. Price SO 400. sold on easy terms
INFORD. 80 Thoua Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-25
Satisfied Judgments
In New York COUNTY


The FIRST name is that OF the debtor. the
second that Of the creditor and date when
judgment was filed:
City Of n Y-Paladno Contract
Ing Co; Jan IS. l922......... s2524G
City Of " de Bouet Jan
II. l922 ............ ............ 500 90
Wal!erstein and Julius Levy
l66 Madison Avenue Co, Inc;
Mar !, 22............:....... 9S7.42
Madison Avenue Co, Inc; Feo
y, !, 1922 -...... :............ $3.50
Bernard et al; Nov o 192l.... 108 2l
Dec r. 1921 .-........:.: 12o.SO
& Goddard, Inc; Dec II. 1921. 547.s6
Smith & Howland Co; Dec l6
r. & &l92i ;,,...: :.....,.; ;...,:... 9,494.a7
Woolen CO of Y; Feb !, 1922
Sons. Inc; Sept 26. 1921. ...... 632.57
ing Corp; Feb ls, ls21........ l4l768
= 1. 1920 ........................ sos 30
Jamin Brumberg-S N Brum
=, berg; April 13, 1921 .....:,...;:. 1,633.1S
ins Corp; April IS, 192t....... 1,908.8S
DIoyds Film Storage Corp
oallasheri Feb !, 1922, ~. s,47e.84
Diaz, Manuel-w aterfront Lum-
b"r Co, Inc Jan 10, l922,..... 6.03416
ESib. H-A karpay; Feb g, 1922 $50 .o6
C!tY OF \ Y--Post q McCord. Inc;
Nov u. 1927, .........:.,. s.a78.52
u. 1921 :.............,.,..:..... 1,152.33
City Of Y--Paledino Motor
Trucking Co; Jan 1s, 1922. ..,.. 2,806. rs
Griffin MFG Co, lnc-H Herman;
March ], 1922 .......... 45,l1o.95
John ID Kilian Auto Co. Inc
Berger Mfg Co; Feb .. 1929. 1,1SI.7O
Davis. Mar, and Rinaldo Gam
barano-People, etc; Nov IT.
1921 (vacated) ...-............. $1,000
Powers. Patrick A-U 5 Printing
& Lthographln Co; Nov !,
1920 (reVersedj .................. 5l,400. 59
Same-Same; Apr 20. 1921 (re-
versedl ................... 1866
Alamo Building Co, Inc, and
Spron & Teiloson. Jnc--S r
Taylor ct al; Feb II. 1872 tva-
Rosenstoct. GsiGG Max. ct ai-A K i''si
FRANKIE; Mar "A, 1922 (va-
cated) .................... 1876
New-York tribune., 1922-03-25

APARTMENTS FOR SALE OR TO LET
New-York tribune., 1922-03-25

APARTMENTS FOR SALE oR TO LET
New-York tribune., 1922-03-25
West Side
BOARDERS WANTED

SoTH ST, AT LEXINGTON Av. fHotel
Rutlecge)-For ladies; ons room and
meals from s1s up; elevator. tsie phone.
etc; full hotel service. nswly decorated.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-25

AUTOMOBILE expert wants TO be con-
nected with firm adjuster: preferably
insurance company. Address x ssI,
Tribune.
CLAIM CLERK, %. thoroughly expert
enced; good education. best references.
e ., Tribune
New-York tribune., 1922-03-25
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
Domestic
Miscella neouA

JAPANESE COOK. butler. houseworksr;
eXperien ced; references. Agency. ias
West 46th st. Bryant 1887.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-25

'oST- Bankbook 80 4II39 OF the UnitsI
states Sayings Bank Of New YORK Pay.
nent stopped Please return book 20 bank
New-York tribune., 1922-03-25
LOST. FOUND AND REWARD
Lost Bankbooks

LOST-Bank book No. S00.4t0 Of the Union
Dime Savings Bank is missing. Aay per-
son having claim to ft is hereby cslIes
upon 70 present the same within ten dayl
or submit TO having said psssbook Cancelled
and new enc issued
The Bozeman courier., 1922-05-24
MEMORIAL DAY PROGRAM
Nav 30 1889.

Progam of the day as arranged by
the local post Of the Grand Army of
the Republic. In addition to the ex-
ercises given below, there will be an
inspection of the local militia at 8
O'Clock a. m. in front of the arnory
by Quartermaster General Hoffman,
and a match baseball game will be
played in the afternoon or the
grounds at the city park.
The procession will be formed near
Benepe's warehouse and march to the
park, arriving there at o'clock. Ex-
ercises at the park:
Music by the Band.
Solo and chorus by school children,
Soldiers Memorial Day."
Recitation-Miss Stella Nash.
Vocal Quartette.
Recitation-Miss Van Tassell.
Music by the band.
Memorial oration-Hon. Chas. S.
Hartman.
Song-"America," by the audience.
This concludes the exercises at the
park. Other exercises will be held al
the cemetery.
The following societies will partic-
ipate in the services:
Fire department.
The Bozeman courier., 1922-05-24
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed bids will be received until
10 o'clock A. M. Friday, June 3Oth.
1922, at the office of the State Pur-
chasing Agent, Helena, Montana, (at
which time and place they viii be
publicly opened) for the furnishing
and delivery f. o. b. cars, Missoula or
Bozeman, Montana, on finish hard
ware for the new buildings under
construction for the College of Agri-
culture and Mechanic Arts at Boze-
man, Montana, and for the State Uni
versity at Missoula, Montana, all in
accordance with the bill of material
enclosed with this notice.
Bids will be received from any re-
sponsible contractor on the following
basis:
1. For each of the above named
institutions, bids to be on lists for
each individual building in each case.
All bids must be submitted in dup
licate on enclosed forms. They shall
be enclosed in plain envelopes upon
which shall appear only the address
(if proposal is delivered by mail)
and the endorsement Proposal for
Builders Hardware for Buildings at
State College of Agriculture and Me-
chanic Arts, Bozeman, Montana (ol
State University, Missoula, Montana. }
Proposals shall be delivered by mai
or in person to the State Purchasing
Agent, Helena, Montana on or be-
fore the date specified:
A certified check on a Montana
Bank in a sum equal to five percent
| (5So) of the amount of the bid mus
accompany each proposal as evidence
| of good faith that the bidder viii
enter into contract. Check shall b,
made payable to j. w. Walker, Stat,
| Treasurer.
The Contractor to whom the con
tract is awarded will be required t
enter into a written contract to fur
nish the materials in accordance wit
the bill of material and within tn
| time specified. In the event the con
tractor fails to execute the contrac
within the six days, certified chez
will be forfeited to the State of Mon
tana.
A complete bill of material is O.
file at the office of the State Pun
chasing Agent, Helena, Montana.
Copies of the bill Of material ma
be obtained from the State Purchas
ing Agent.
Hardware is to be the same a
members given or equal. The mum
bers shown are merely as a guide.
The right is reserved to reject an
or all bids.
Contractors are required to submi
samples covering the line of finis
hardware which they propose to ful
nish, showing locksets, finish, {
cetera.
J. E. WOOD, Purchasing Ag
First publication May "a, 1928
The Bozeman courier., 1922-05-24
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department fthe Interior, u. S.
Land Office at Bozeman, Montana,
April 26, 1922.
Notice is hereby given that Alfred
Mikes, of Bozeman, Montana, who
on December rs, 1921, made addi-
tienal homestead entry, No. 015079,
for Lots L, 2, 3, SEA NWh, SWA
NEA land NWA SEA, Section d,
Township / South. Range z East, NJ.
P. Meridian, has filed notice of in
tention to make three-year proof, to
establish claim to the land above de-
scribed, before the register and re-
ceiver of the u. S. Land Office in
their office at Bozeman, Montana, or
the 14th day of June, 1922.
Claimant names as witnesses:
John Fechter, Carl Justad, Nellie
Craig and Gottlieb Michel, all OF
Bozeman, Montana.
Non-coal land.
GEO. c. DAVENPORT,
Register.
Last publication June z, 1922.