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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-04-01
OPERATOR DISPOSES OF
HOME SITES IN BRONX
Other Deals in Borough's Ac-
tue Market.

Samuel Breneri sold to the Wacht
Construction Company, Jacob Wacht
president, the plot, 15x100. at the south
east corner of Morris avenue and 1S1st
street, for the erection of private
homes Douglas & GettelI and SPOTS &
Starr, Inc. were the brokers. Mr..
Brener purchased through George e.
and Chales Buckbce 2410 Webb avenue.
three story dwelling, on plot 30x1oo.
opposite Devoe Park.
For Improvement with a public mar
ket and stores the vacant plot at the
northwest corner of Webster avenue
and 169th street has been purchased
by the newly formed Paulen Corpora
ton, composed of J. Bernstein, H. Car
pen and j. Gravis. The site fronts 200
feet on the avenue and 100 feet on the
street. Eugene de Rosa, architect. esti-
mates the cost of the operation at
$4,000. The new cmpany is represented
by j. II. Zieser. attorney.
Cammann, Voorhees, & Floyd have
sold for the William Sherwood Realty
Company the two five story store and
apartment houses. 14ox150. at the north
east corner of Kelly street and West
chester avenue.
Ancowitz & Cohn have hold the five
story apartment house 51.6xlo5, at 1917
Teller avenue for the Bronxtown Realty
Company; also the six story apartment,
5ox1S. at 9Ss Leggett avenue for L.
Botwin to NJ. Martz. an investor The
house was held at $4,000. The same
brokers sold the five story house,
50x1oo, at S2s Dawson street, for Louis
Block. and the eight family house with
stores, o5xi00, at 1853 Washington street,
for We'll e. Meyer.
j. Clarence Davies sold for Prosper
Realty Company. to William J. Rice.
the five story flat with stores. 29xfo5.
at the northwest corner OF 149th street
and Walton avenue
Harry Calm. operator, purchase
through z. Sturnn from Jonas Blatt
and Anna Blatt the five story apart
ment at aos Simpson street, 75x1Oc. ar
ranged for thirty families. Mr.. Calm
also resold plot on the south side Of
18th street, 125 feet west or Morris
avenue. 70xl25. TO a builder for Inn
provement. George r.. &. Charles Buck
bee were the brokers
Samuel Kaplan sold the five story
apartment house with stores, b0x1Oo. al
1913 1ntervale avenue, renting for 1900
and held at $4,000. The seller r. Max
Lippman and the buyer Is Simon Jacob
SON
Ralph Russo sold a three story frame
dwelling at 1854 Unionport road for Mary
Brokly 70 Adolfo Bedini.
John A. Schoen sold for John J.
Duffy to J. II. Gass. Jr.. the property
at 116s Forest avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-04-01
WEST SIDE PARCELS
TOP HOUSE MARKET
Dwelling Trading Continues
to Maintain More Health
full Tone.

Coughlan & Co, Inc. sold for Florence
+. Bauer the four story dwelling at 40
West Eighty-second street, 20x102.2. 1t
was held at $4,000.
NJ II. Gaillard & Co. sold for the
estate of Katherine Meyer the three
story dwelling los West Eighty-second
street. 17x100. to Annette Nigra.
Frederick Southack & Alwyn Ball with
L. J. Phillips & Co. sold for Emil Heller
315 West Eighty-sixth street. five
story dwelling, 1Sxf0c. l.. J. Phillips e.
GO. sold this property TO Mr.. Heller In
1906. The buyer will occupy.
James T. Poe sold 161 West 136th
street for Henry S. Warner and Albert
Med. Taylor to Alfred T. Burnett, an
attorney.
Pope & Brother sold for Leonard and
Charles WE'LL III West Houston street
four story dwelling. 21.10x76.
James f. Bragg sold to Charles Camp
bell a three story dwelling, 16.Sx91.11.
at 357 West Nineteenth street
The Observation-Disclosures Settlement
Home, Inc. bought from Paul p. Rao a
three story dwelling, 16.Sx102.2, at SIS
East Seventy-second street.
Marie l.. Schmid sold to Guthrie Nc
Clintic four story dwelling, 20x100, at
p Beehman place. north of Fiftieth
street.
Duross Company sold for II. L. Butler
OF Albany. n. ". to Howard A. Ray
mond, represented by II. T. Quincy, 1873
West Ninety-third street, between CO.
lumbus and Amsterdam avenues. three
story dwelling. 1S.9x97. Abutting this
property in the rear is the cowpath
known as Apthorp lane. title of which
was cleared up few years ago through
the courts and allotted to the adjacent
owners.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-04-01
FOREIGN PORTS.

BALBOA. March 25-Ssiled. str city OF
Pittsburgh tBp. from New York. sc, for
lrlsbane Newcastle. NSW. &c.
BARRY. March 22-Sailed. str Tolkel
tSw) Honolulu via Panama Canal.
t;uANNTAs. March 25-Sailed, str Fol- (
Etagg, san Francisco.
HAVANA. March 25--Arrived. strs Munor-
way tNor) Philadelphia; 9th. Pionles.
Eaton Rouge: Muncaster Castle (Br). Ant
verp and London: motor Alsace 0Fr), Mar
ssilles.
sailed goth. str Carriage. New Orleans.
KARATSU. March 22-Arrived. str Chick
assw City. Kobe for Iloilo.
KINGSTON. ia, March 19-Arrived. Jtrs
yuina, New York (and sailed for outports)
10th. Camito (Br). Port Limon (and sailed
for Avonmouth) 2ist. Motagua tBrl. Avon
mouth (and sailed 22d for Port Limonl
2sid. Caledonia (Sw). Halifax via Santiago
land sailed 2ith for outports) 24th. Amor
Dutch. Porto Plata. &C; La Belle Savage
(Br), Charleston.
LIVERPOOL. March 25-saiIed. str ota-
rama tBD. from Manchester for st John.
NIB
NEwcAsTLE. Nsw. March 23-satle !.
sehr North Bend. Caliao
oTARU. March 25-Arrvsd, ctr Memphis
city. Muroran for Singapore.
PlRAEUS. March 25--Sailed. str Osaka.
soURABAYA. March 24--ssiled. str Steel
VANCOUVER. BE. March 2s-Arrived. str
T.chlgh, Everett ito load additional cargo
VICTORIA. &c. March oS-safed. ,tr
OieuIn. Port San Luis.
WELLINGTON. NJ March 25-Saiied. str
Leitrim tBi). United Kingdom.
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AMERICAN PORTS.
tBy MALL

PORT SAN LUIS, cnl. March 25xArrtyed.
str santa Isabel. San Francisco for New
York. -
PORT TAMTA, Ella. March 2s-Seiled, str
Chester Valley. Permis. Holland talso re-
ported for BeaumonD.
SABINE, Tex. March 2s-Sailed. strs Han1-
let fNor). Barrow: Radiant Tampico, tow
ins, barge Socony No So.
ORANGE. TEX, March 26-ArrlVed. str
Napierian (Brl. New Orleans 60 finish
loading) =. -.
In port 27th. bark Amazon. for New York;
schr Else for doth loading LUMBER.
IIILO. March 23-Sailed. ctr Enterprise
HoNoLUIIJ. March 25-Sailcd. strs China,
Yokohama &C; Niagara (Rr), sydney.
RAYMOND. Wash. March 2o-Sailed, str
Mystic, Anacortes.
schr Eric, Grays Harbor for Hobart Ito land
a sick mani.
r.iberntor San Francisco for New York.
sailed 25th. str Canadian Observer lBr),
San Francisco.
PORT ARTHUR, Tex. March 2e-Arrived.
etrs Tregenna (Br). Barry Storviken tNor).
liverpool; 2Ith. Thos 1T Wheeler, New
Orleans: Titan ORB, Hamburg. New Jersey.
Philadelphia: Patrick Henry. New Orleans
Sailed cIth, str Gulfcoast. north OF Hat
tnrSr.
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News Of the Real Estate World

a three story store tenement. 2ox5S.3. at
so Prince street.
Latrell II. Redner sold to Mary G.
Toomey three five story houses with
stores and two story building, S1.sx
1O1 SIX irregular, at 327, $50 and 1888
West Sixty-ninth street.
Meyer Horowitz sold to Louis Nekritz
q five story tenement. 25x100.11. at 20
West 123d street
Albert Matthias sold to Albert r. MIL
.cr q five story tenement, a5x1oo.S. at
343 East Ninety-second street.
The Spots Realty Company sold 70
Harry May five story tenement, 2eS
100.1f, at So West f17th street.
James F. Duross sold TO Grace -
Keigharn a three story house. 25x92. at
430 West Eighteenth street
Agnes A. Cording sold 20 Sam Open
helm a five story store tenement, zoS
100.11. at 125 East 10th street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-04-01
RESIDENTIAL RENTALS.

Douglas l.. Gilman q Co leased n
large apartment OF eighteen rooms and
six baths in eM Fifth avenue. southeast
corner of Seventy-second street, for the
a07 Fifth Avenue Company. Inc, y. H..
X. Carpenter. president. 70 Emanuel
Gerli an apartment In 3s3 Park avenue
10 William r. Winchester: IN $50 Park
avenue 10 Mrs. Frederick Roosevelt: in
so Park avenue 10 Mrs. Francis M.
Weld, Sr.. and In 100 East Sixty-seventh
street 10 Mrs. r.. del Hyde Also In
Isl East Fightieth street. northeast cor
ner OF Lexington avenue. an apartment
to Miss Lillian NJ. Williams.
Pease e. Gilman leased from plans
for J. II. r.. Carpenter an apartment OF
twelve rooms and four baths in 900
Fifth avenue, south corner Of Seventy
third street. TO Mrs. Richard Tjader:
an apartment OF ten rooms and three
baths In $50 Park avenue. southwest
corner OF Fifty-second street. TO Mrs.
J. r. Edwards. and In II East Sixty
eighth street. the northwest corner OF
Madison avenue. to Mrs. ". 9. Horton.
Price. Birkner e. Johnston leased
apartments In a West Thrty-ninth
street to Major w. Beard. Mrs. NJ. Bur-
ling and Miss Shirley Martin This
completes tho renting " tho building.
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Continued from Preceding Page.

PUERTO BARRIOS. March 29-Arrtvce
str SURNAME. Belize.
Sailed 27th. noon. str Gansfjord CNor)
PUERTO CASTILLO. March 3I-Arrlyed
str Rowden (Norl. Mobile.
Sailed osth. PM. str Port Antonio (Sor)
RIO JANErRo. March si--Arrived. SITS
Caxias (Braz). New York; Robin Hood. Bal
timore.
Arrived slst. strs Caxias (Braz). NsW
York: Robin Hood Baltimore.
ROTTERDAM. March 22-Arrlvcd. str sax
olene 3D. Baton Rouge
Sailed 29th. str cardiganshire 1Br). san
II ancisco.
RoUEN. March 2s-Arrivcd. str Lucilt,c
ST JOHN. NB. March si-sailcd. str Nh
nedosa Brl, LIVERPOOL
Borderer (Br). from Cape Town for Boston.
SANTA MARTA, March 5l-Arrived. STR
SAILED 3oth. str Santa Marta New York
SANTIAGO. March so.saued str Turri-
SWANSEA. March 2s-arrived. str Cana
dian Mariner (Br). ST John, NIB.
TELA, March 3l--Arrived. str Stavangercn
sailed soth. str st Mary cBr), Phladel-
phia.
THAMEsHAvEN. March sl-Arrived. str
Cordelia tBr. Port Arthur.
TRALEE. March .s-Arrlved, str Pennlor-
yah fBrl. Baltimore.
VANCOUVER, Be. March 30-Arrived, str
City of Rangoon (Bl. Manila.
Arrived 3ist. str wairuna (Br,. San Fran
clsco.
sailed Soth. str Ohio Maru Jsp,. Yoko-
hama.
sailed sist. str Canadian IOreighter (Bp
Yokohama.
VENICE. March 25-Arrived. str Higho.
Galveston.
Arrived e6th, str Georgia ItaD Norfolk.
Sailed 10Th. str Maid Of syria tBr). New
York.
YOKOHAMA. March 2I-Sared. str To-
yama Maru (Jap), from Kobe for Seattle.
Cat1 ufg. rrNa INN Marff Ia M from
Kobe for Seattle.
Sailed oath. str Yves. Keats from Manila),
Portland, Ore.
Arrived 9th. strs Horaisan Maru Dap,
Tacoma and Seattle; 2sth, Arizona Msru
t.rap). do and do; Tjileboet (rutch), Port
lrnd Ore: Vinita. do: Honolulu Maru Dap,
New York Via Savannah.
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Navy Orders

SpecidI spatch ~ TuE NEw YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. ID. G., March ~. =
These naval orders were made public to-
COMMANDERS.
Davis, Roscoe c.. TO aide on staff Atlantic
fleet
Obcri,n Edgar c., 10 naval experimental
and research laboratory. Bellevue. u. Q.
ANT-CoNiMANDERs.
shafroth, Jr., John r.. 70 aide on staff
and flag secretary Commander special serv-
Ice squadron.
Harrison, Forrest NJ, TO naval hospital
Newport.
LIEUTFNANTS
Davis, Harry A., 20 u. e. s. Pensacola.
Elmer, Robert ". F., resignation accepted.
O'Keefe, Edward j.. TO Navy Yard, Nor
folk
K,mbaIl. James g.. 70 U. S. S. Fromcthous.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-04-01
INSTITUTE PURCHASES
ROOSEVELT PARCELS

Canmaun. Voorhees, & Floyd sold FOR
the Roosevelt estate. 10 NJ. j. DeIehanty.
director Of the Delehanty Institute az
Civil Service ll3 and III East Fifteenth
street. near Union Square, a three story
building. 5oxioa. After alterations the
purchasers VIII occupy. This is the
first sale OF the property since 1899, at
which the time the Roosevelt interests
purchased the lots for $4,000. They are
now assessed at sss. 900. Tho Delehanty
Institute is In Webster Hall, 1oi East
Eleventh street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-04-01
S25o,ooo JERSEY CITY DEAL.

J.. T. KislaS Of Hoboken sold the
three story Franco-American Food
Company building, on the block front
on the east side OF Central avenue.
Jersey City, 175 feet on Franklin street
and 10 feet on Manhattan avenue The
buyer Is Charles A. Rubens, who has
leased q portion of the property for
ten years 10 the DE Forest Radio Tele-
graph and Telephone Company. The bal
ance will be occupied by the pupchsser.
The total amount involved lie s25o.ooo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-04-01
BOWERY CORNER SOLD
TO MERCHANT INVESTOR
Other Business Properties
Change Hands.

Mandelbaum e. Levine resold the
southeast corner OF Bowery and STAN
ton street. four story and five story
business buildings. 50x7a. to Jacob l..
Block. merchant. for investment. It
was held at s65 000
George w. Brettell sold for DR.. Otto
Mailer, to Joseph and Louis Stenzler.
the southeast corner of ll7th street and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-04-01

Third avenue, three four story business
buildings, 3sxi0o. This Is the first sale
of the property In fifteen years
Elizabeth M. Ammon sold TO Hingland
f. Fitzpatrick, the one story stable,
%. 5x1O0. at the northeast corner OF Park
avenue and Ninety-seventh street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-04-01
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.
~ vEsEY sTREET.l

GH NftltNAlNhtis
TTH ST. a4f ". 544.2 Az y, @ story tene
ment and stores. 2i.5xe1 .6-Oscnr Ichrey
Joseph Jackson. ................ .saT, $50
by I. Lincoln Seide Company
GOERCk 81. 80, 9, lou.2 broome st,
Howard Smith ct al, against Nathan
Shapiro 81 al; whitiock smonds, attys
amount due. s2s.6t7.oo; taxes. &c, s2.b76. ss;
70 the plaintiff ..,..s......4..... ,tco. oo0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-04-01
HOTEL ANDERSON SOLD.

The Hotel Anderson, q twelve story
apartment hotel on West Eightieth street.
has been sold by Charles Tenenbaum to
Max L. Solinsky. The amount involved
was in excess Of 100000. The ]. q z.
Realty Corporation were the brokers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-04-01
STATEN ISLAND MARKET.

Jacob A. Fine sold plot, 40x1oo. in
Harding Park 70 Simon A. q. Dicey OF
West New Brighton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-04-01

Frances Ritter Is the buyer OF 1855
West Eighty-seventh street and Carrie
g. Dimmock Of 800 West Fourth street.
sold recently.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-04-01

VIM a. White 6 sons have placed n
fret mortgage OF $4,000 on the Smith
Rubber and Tire Company's plant at
Garfield. n. j., for three years at 6
per cent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-04-01

The Houehton Company. after today
viii be located AT their new offices IN
i3s West Seventy-second street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-04-01
To Sell BrookIyu barracks.

The naval barracks on the shore of
Bay Ridge between Bay Ridge Park
way and Fort Hamilton are 10 be dis
posed OF at auction on April 10, under
the direction OF Park Commissioner
John n. Hartman. The auctionecr will
be Nathaniel shutter. The sale will take
place on tho premises and start at 10
A. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-04-01

Payson Mel. Merrill Company have
been appointed agents for I'll Madison
avenue, an eight story apartment build
Ing at the southeast corner OF Sixty
sixth street; for AZ East Sixty-sixth
street. a nine story apartment building,
and for IS East Fifty-seventh street.
five story store and apartment building.
Duross Company has placed first
mortgage OF $4,000 on 7e5 Washington
street and % Horatio street. and a first
mortgage of $4,000 on the apartment
house at 1s0 Quincy street. Brooklyn.
The Maypat Builders. Inc. obtained
from the City Mortgage Company a
building loan Of $4,000 on tho plot,
i0oxi0o AT the southeast corner OF
vermilyea avenue and Isham street,
for q five story apartment.
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INVESTORS BUYS FLATS
NEAR PROSPECT Park
Other Brooklyn Transactions
Reported.

Day & Day. Inc, sold to an Investor
for Meister Bros. Inc. the Margaret
and Elizabeth apartments at "a Plaza
street 703-7N Vanderbilt avenue and 256
Sterling place. 1376x110x54.60. comprising
the block front on the east side of Van
derbilt avenue, between Sterling place
and the Park Plaza, opposite the Rid
Ing and Driving Club.
The McInerney Klinck Realty Com
pany sold the three story business and
apartment building. 22x100, at ITO Flat
bush avenue. for Isidore Edelbaum.
Martin Company leased to Sam Had
Ter loft in 81 jay street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-26
MISUNDERSTANDING

II you wish = s i.ctke formerly OF
i.rthu Printing Company to take care
oi your painting wants. call Randolph
81. Sow located at g south Sixth
Street. between Main ana Cary.
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AUTOMOBILES
Autouiou.ie.' Tor sale
GOOD WILL
BUILDERS.

We find it necessary 70
make 4 salesman of every
Used-Car buyer that leaves
our door. HE MUST BE
SATISFIED.
Every sale must add an
other name to our list of
Goodwin Builders.
1t has cost Us money to
Keep that list complete.
We may make mistakes
on appraisals, but whether
it results in an even break
or 4 dead loss, our USED
CARS MUST BE GOOD
WILL BUILDERS.
Among others, we have
Tor your inspection the fol-
lowing cars, each of which
represents an investment
OF proven worth:
ptkAET TOURING. 20
LIBERTY TOURING 90
KLINE TOURING 90
CADILLAC TOURING
'oMMpSWEALTii TOUR 90
pLpSMobiLE TOURING. =
PASSENGER. rs.
OVERLAND TOURING. 81.
Terms can be arranged.
O"r service includes free
driving lessons and secur-
ing license tags for the pur-
chaser.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-26

NALESriN E-EnicrcG into rest AT his
residence. IlOs East Ola! street sat
urday, November 20, y. NJ. Geoyse
Holiday Valentine. aged a. years lie
is survived by has widow. Mrs. Nellie
{. ,Wa!sh); iour sonS, +, Conway and
Allen L.. OF Richmond. James H. o:
Chicago; George - ut Aaron Ohio.
two daughters. Miss prari Valentine ana
Mrs Charles Il. johnson, OF Ricanoi.a.
Funeral iron. the resldraCc OF his
daughter. Mrs. g. O.. Johnson, .GIs
/. Grove Avenue. Monday. 3 T.. NJ BurIai
2 in Hollywood.
wALh ER-Dicd. yesterday, Al TNTIrrrI17-
Va, Nr. ATWOOD G. Walker Ills burial
will tax, place from murtuary chmpcI
nj Hollywood sunday ~ 4. VI.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths

Ai-LMAN-Died. at the residences OF her
daughter. Mrs. J. ". Pcmb.rtun. at
-Si- Floyd Avenue, November -. 1922,
a. w J. NJ Ni.S Annie NJ. Altman,
widow OF the Hate Sat Altman, after A
orie' Illness. She leaves Mrs. r. Grrtie
t"N' Mrs j w. Pcmbcrion. Miss Sa!H.
Altman. W. y. Altman. Paul Altman, all
oi this city Mrs. j. !. Powell. %. North
Emporih. Va. Mrs. y y. ~. Town
send' a: luueUburs county, Va. Frank
Altman. OF Sioux Falls. = l.: thirty
iiFe grandchildren and nine great grand
children funernl services at O'CLOCK
Aohi&! afternoon from Iilm,nuci Bap.
iist Church. Pine and Grace Streets. In
tcFinent lakewood Cemetery
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GIVE US A CHANCE TO
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-26
THE COHEN co.

REQUIRES THE SER
VICES OF A THOR
y, u G HI Y Il x Pc r l.
ENCED YOUNG SILK
AND DIRE SIS GOODS
MAN; p e r M A N E N #
POSITION AND GOOD
SALARY TO RIG HIT
PERSON.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-26

S'ndehaker Biz Sin. 7-passcngcr :s5l
.. "Ner Sp"rh1 SIX Touring. 100
> '"i' o"NvF Special SIN TOURING ...... 100
>. "u"""H'F Si'rcial SIN Touring ...... so
Studebhkcr Four Touring: looks good;
runs good .................... 400
Buick S!N Touring: carries $3.50 extra
'1A!rmeut .................. 6aO
h"''" SIN Touring: real bargain go. 250
stevens touring. hrw paint ......... 500
overland Touring. 81 model ~ 3.s
"""!ih I"ui!"s; az a bargain price. 600
b'!se"a Touring Observation-Disclosures. 2;5
t"'"prd Twin SIX. 5-passcuger; looks
ana runs like nov ....:............ 600
F1'k"rd Twin SIX. 7-passcngcr: real
h"rsnin Observation-Disclosures. 600
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-26

"rnN $50 week selling guaranteed
horiery Tor men. women and children:
must wear ~ mont hs or replaced free
Write for sample OUTFIT Thomas Mfg
Co. MIL $50. Dayton. Ohio.