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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01
NHTTC0NR & KELLER

WHITCOMB & KELLER
Cleveland Az.
New ready for occupancy. a new > X
bungalow. situated one block from the
street ear Modern thrOughout- built
in cupboard; oak bOrdered aoors. hO-
snd cold water large garage Attrac-
tive terms.
M-4sOO
Farmers Trust Bldg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01
Lots for sale


A fine Lot a < 10 in The 100 block
Portage Ave. improvements all in and
paid for Price 81 500. Good homes
on al sides
Two fine lots on sth ST River Park
Each GO Z 165 Wafer on street
Two lots on South Michigan St. be
tweet Ewing Ave and Donald I'm
provements all IL and paid for. Each
lot IS 65 165. alley IN rear. Price
only so per z.
An especial bargain In the Lot north
east corner Fremont and Bertrand SITS.
near Kaley school Singers and Haley
Park Water and Sewer ID Street
II O.. Miller.
40 Farmers Trust.
phonas-OH7ce / 5455- Res n sn34
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01

2lLE& AGENTS

W III = II I1-F'I1 -Ft-'|--IT . y 7
The nade-t0- measure clothing line %
fe-s tremendous money making poss
BIlues. our new fan line includes an
immense assortment ~ suit aud over
coat patterns al az one smashing price
AL work fully guaranteed union made
easy pleasant work no selling. iust
O. Re orders liberal commission paid in
advance. We can use 3 meu az once. old
esta 5iished firm this is worth your a
vest cation. John Han. IS ". Main 81
Battle Greek. Mi~h
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01

RIVER PARK
Sixth St. broom house in excellent con-
dition; good lot; quick possession.
Easy terms.
L-5f11
NOIGHT & BRADFORD
20l2 Citizens Bank Bldg.
WOODWARD Az. I2O2-A most unusual
and appealing bungalow Located on
a shaded corner lot in a desirable resi-
dence district. There is a fine front
porch and perCOla entrance and avn
ing broad living room with fireplace
and bookcases. dining alcOve, convent
ent kitchen. two bedrooms. one Of which
IS unusually large built-in garage com
municating with the house, closed and
finished rear porch, suitable for break
fast room. many trees and shrubs. Al
together a thoroughly delightful nome
with exceptional appointments. I'm
mediate possession and reasonable price.
WILLIAM HAPP
Realtor
9O7 s Main st. Phone Lincoln 1871
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Hu-incss Properties.

DOW NTOWN LEASE Arrange 5 year
lease. -.k.ors. ble feuau. aU On store
f-nut sad eat-re story bldg Lafayette
lt1- jefferson car 40 once. Davies s.
Walsh Realtors Zll " Jefferson Blvd
ETSIVESS CoENLR-S Michlran =,
Io; 80 o. 0y 10 r.. oine rooms. recep-
son hsL bath. BOT aud cold wafer.
hardwood throughout. front aad rsa-
STATS, large basement Wesley FaR-
Vain. GA Farmers Trus. Bldg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01
PORTAGE AVENUE

PORTAGE AVENUE
This IS your opportunity 20 own a
home The house has nine rooms and
IS completely modern. IL IS located In
the best residential district Of the city.
and within walking distance OF down
town. Circumstances are such that the
owner is compelled 10 sell thus giving
the purchaser an opportunity Of as
founding value either for a permanent
home or an investment Investigate
today.
COLPAERT REALTY CORPORATION
Blackstone Theater Bldg
Lincoln 2lj2.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01
lIouac. For Rcnt.
Wanted-To Rent

WANTED 10 RENT-Yoo8E n5-ricd
couple desires to rent small modern
furnished apartment Wo1ld consider
snail Furnished Rouse. Write o. cal
~ c w care News Times editorial
department Phone " Zoo
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01

DEAL WITH OWNER and save $500
Five rooms and bath; modern; small
down payment Call Mish. AS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01

HERE IS FARM BARGAIN
II Won are considering the purchase OF
q farm near South Bend investigate
this farm.
16O ACRE@GOOD SOIL.
N acres timber. 40 acres tillable: good
ten room house in beautiful grove; fine
barns and Outbuildings
PRICE ONLY $50 PER ACRE
Will trade for good improved city prop
erty. What have you?
ADDRESS BOX X-5OO NEWS TINES.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01
Farm Lands For Sale

"a acre wisconsin farm close to station
and school good huildugs-good clear
ing fine land-Snap S,OOO-Easy terms.
William Hardy. owner Waukesha Wis.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01
EAST MORNINGSIDE
ADDITION

A beautiful new addition. directly ca
Of NOtre Dame and Within walking dis
tance " the Notre Dame car line These
lots are splendid building sites and we
are Offering them a. The rock bottom
T r-frae -
New-York tribune., 1922-05-20
NEW ROCHELLE

wEsrcHEsrER COUNTY REAL ESTATE
New-York tribune., 1922-05-20
Restaurant Concern to Paw
$5OO.OOO for 7th Ay. Snact

henry Shapiro &, Co. leased for Nor
RS b. bronner ct al to the St Regis
restaurant, Inc, the six-storv buildinr
at 154-756 Seventh Avenue. adjoining
the southwest corner of Seventh Ave
nue. and Fiftieth Street The lease is
for twenty-one years, starting two and
half years hence, and the aggregate e
rental involved amounts to $500, 900
Louis Schrag leased for Clara Guttjn.
Camille Guttin and Henry Guttin the
flve-story building at So West Twenty
NTH Street for twenty-one years to
Max Hochberg. who will reconstruct
the building into stores, lofts and of
fes.
Rosenberg Colt Co. leased 10000 feet
at 81 -43 Weset Twenty-sixth Street TO
NJ Auerbach E. Son at al aggregate
rental of $4,000
Albert B. Ashforth, Inc, and w AL
bert Pease leased space in the Liggett
Building. corner Forty second Street
and Madison Avenue, to the Guaranteed
Service Corporation.
The Finkelstein Company has leased
the store at 131 Second Avenue. south
west corner of Eighth Street, to B. l..
Becker.
Shaw, Rockwell Sanford leased the
store, "a East 167th Street, to Mar
garet Alexander.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-20
Astor Estate to Sell
1000 Lots i'm the
Bronx at Auction
Sale Will Be the First, 1t Is
Said, i'll History of Fam
lily, Vacant Land Has Been
Sold Through This Means

For the first time in the history o4
the Astor family, according to Joseph
r. Day, vacant lots in the City of New
FORK belonging to direct descendant
OF John Jacob Astor are to be sold at
auction about the middle of June AZ
the Hotel Astor.
The Astor property to be disposed of
has been ordered sold by the execu-
tors of the estate of the late William,
Waldorf Astor. who was the first Wis
count Astor. The sale will be con-
Quoted by Joseph P. Day and j. Clar.
ence Davies.
The property to be sold consists Of
something less than 1000 lots located
IN the Bronx, between the Westchester
Avenue subway, New York, Westches.
ter Boston Railroad and the Bronx
subway, at the 180th Street and Bronx
Park station, the Bronx River Parkway
and East 177th Street, just north of
the congested Hunts Point section of
the east Bronx.
John Jacob Astor 1st landed at New
York a poor boy in 1888. In sixteen
years he had amassed a fortune of
s250,o00, and in 1880 was reputed to
be the only millionaire in America
at his death, in 1S48. the value of the
Astor estate was estimated to be about
S20,00O,000. When his son, William B.
Astor, died, in 1876, the Astor real
estate was estimated to be worth
500, 900 900.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-20
Buyers TO Erect Store Flats
On Bav Ridge Section Lot.

A total of S5o,675 was paid for thirty
lots in residential and business sec
tions of Bay Ridge, Brooklyn. at an
auction sale conducted on Thursday
evening in the Brooklyn salesroom by
the Jere Johnson Jr Company.
Nine lots at Eighteenth Avenue and
Sixtyseventh Street brought from
S2,250 to $4,000 each Seven of the
nine were sold to the Kraslow Con
struction Company, which will imme-
diately erect store apartments. Five
lots at the corner of Colonial Road
and Sixty-seventh Street sold for
Sl,575 EACH three lots at the corner
of Wakeman Place and Bergman Place
sold for s1,550 EACH three lots in
Ninetyhfth Street. east Of Ridge
Boulevard. brought 81 o50 each; two
lots at the corner Of Third Avenue and
Sixty second Street sold for s2,975
each; plot, 50x10O, on Third Avenue.
together with one lot in the rear of
Sixty second Street. sold for $3.50 One
lot in West Ninth Street. near Hamil.
ton Avenue, sold for S1,l50. Six Fort
Hamilton Avenue and Sixty-second
Street corner lots brought $1,11O each.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-20
Queens
Queens
OUR homo service plan will save yen
2ST ana taxes. PARIS SON. l1s ".
12d. Chelsea 1902.
Long Island

FORT WASHINGTON
s1y-RooM COLONIAL HOME on PLOT
sbx1oo. SET AMONG THE FIRST GROWTH
TREES ON THE HILLS OF THE NORTH
SHORE AN ELEVATION OF MORE
THAN 200 FEET ABOVE THE sOUND
WITH PRIVATE BATHING BEACH,
CONCRETE ROADS AND ALL IMPROVE
MENTS TEN MINUTES FROM STATION
IS MINUTES FROM NEW YORK CITY
BT THROUGH ELECTRIC TRAINS.
EpGEwoRTH SMITH, INC.
West 34th St Opposite Station
Fitzroy $3.50 Port Washing ton a5l.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-20
Legal Notices

THE T ]. o'RElLLY STORAGE WARE
HOUSE COMPANY, formerly o Reilly
Brothers 2ss to 2sa 81. Nicholas Ave. 20
Mrs VIM. II. Barker. Bertha Cohen r.
Comey, Mr. and or Mrs. Z. r. Crsndal Mrs.
T. c. De Barros. j. A. Delmar, Mr.. and or
Mrs. VIM. J. Donohne. James r. Dundas
Emanuel Engel. Mrs. f. J. Fern. Mr. or Mrs.
Chas. Gibson. Mrs p. Gillespie, T. r Hayes.
VIM. s. Healy, Miss NJ. Lawrence. Mr.. and or
Mrs. VIM. II. Mague. S Monroe. r ]. Nor
rson. II. p. Pogson. Mrs. e. F. Swift. Mrs.
f. Won Dahlen. Mrs. l.. NJ weinstein. II l..
Williams. Esther NJ. and or. Floyd e Wilson :
You and each of you arc hereby notified that
the time for the payment of this Firms Hen
upon the property hereinafter described hav-
ing expired. this Firm win cause such prop
erty, to wit: Household goods, personal
effects and merchandise stored by YOU in
their Warehouses and Silver Vaults COR in
which you claim Interest). to be sold a :
public auction according TO the statute in
such cases made and provided. at their Ware
houses. 25s to 264 St Nicholas Ave. Borough
OF Manhattan. City of New York. on TUESDAY
morning, June 9Th. 1922. at 10 30 O'clock
and will be continued each succeeding Tues-
day at the same time and place until tbs
sale is completed By Daniel Y. Kennedy
Auctioneer.
THE T. J. ORE1LLY STORAGE WARE
HOUSE COMPANY, New York
May 2oth, 1922.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-20
Christian Scientists Plan
To Build Park Av. Church
Ask Courts Permission te
Mortgage 63d St. Corner
10 Erect Edifice ON Sic

Application for permission to mort
gage property at Sixty-third Street and
Park Avenue, which will enable them
TO erect a new church. was made yes
,srday to the Supreme Court by the
Third Church of Christ Scientist The
APPLICATION. filed in the County Clerks
o2te, is made on behalf of the church
by its trustees and George Falkenstein.
Of 628 West Hath Street. chairman;
Blanche |. Haddow, of 1873 ST Nicholas
Avenue, secretary, and Bernard Levy.
of 52s West 173d Street, treasurer of
the church.
The church, according to the papers,
formerly occupied building at 35 East
l25th Street, which was sold for 1885,
100. as the members were desirous of
changing the locality of the edifice
Ground was purchased at Sixty-third
Street and Park Avenue, where it is
proposed to erect the new edifce. The
petition states that the Title Guarantee
ana Trust Company IS willing to loan
s4o0,o0o in the shape of a mortgage on
the new site. While all of this money
Will not be needed for the construction
OF the new place of worship, part of it
will be used in liquidating two mort
cages for which the church is already
obligated. Edwin H. Updike, of 149
broadway, fled the petition on behalf
Of the officers Of the church.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-20
Lots of Jamaica Estates
Io 20 at Auction TODAY
Sale Comprises 700 Parcels in
Section Where Many Houses
Are Being RuiIi

Seven hundred lots Of the Jsmsir,
Estates section will he sold at auction
to-day on the premises, by Joseph p
Day. The lots are on Homelawn Ava
nue. koxoury Road. Doncaster Boule
ward, Hillside Avenue and adiacen,
thoroughfares. N' u
Since the advent Of p tve.cent far.
70 Jamaica, via the r, r. T.-Jamaic,
~ to the terminal station at 1sstl
street and Fulton Street, Jamaica ha,
peen an active center of building or
Long Island. Directly opposite the
Lodge entrance to Jamaica Estates
Gross Bros. builders. have begun the
erection Of one hundred or more new
houses located between 1sOth anc
ls2d Streets, Hillside Avenue and
fulton Street. Also during the las,
year. large number of new houses
nave been erected at Jamaica Estates
New-York tribune., 1922-05-20
LEGAL NOTICES

AN ORDER Of Honorab!e IoHN ?.
COHALAN. q Surrogate OF the County of
New York. NOTICE is herehy given to ak
Hoyt. late of the County OF New YORK
deceased 20 present the same with vonch !.
ers thereof. to the subscribers q. their
place Of transacting business at the offica
OF Gherardi Davis, their attorney at No
15 William Street. in the Borough Of Man
haitian. in the City of New York. Stat.
of New York. on or before the 24th day
Of October. 1922.
Dated. New York. the 18th day of April,
1922. 80
JOHN SHERMAN HOTT,
ROS1NA S. HOYT
e. FARRAR BATEsoN.
Executors
GHERARDr DAVIS. Attorney for Exscu-
Office and P. Q. Address l5 william
Street. Borough of Manhattan, New
York City.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-20
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE

ENGLISH noblemans daughter geek. EN-
poyment secretary or companion 70
lady visiting London. Address F. A. Box
1882. Dorlsnd Agency. 1s Regent At. London.
England.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-20
Two New West
Side Flats to
Have 26 Floors
Hotel Apart.
ment to Go Up on Site
Bought in 8lst ST.: IL
Story House for 64th ST.

II E MscCully, Of f. S, Willard &
;. ,old for l. Randolph and Everett
...hs a1-4a West Elghtyhrst Street
~ Zee. east Of Columbus Avenue, op-
...;ts Manhattan Park, l25xlo2, held
sseo 600. to Joseph G. Siegel. Inc,
=. plans 20 erect ffteen-story
..,,msnt hotel on the site. Mr. Siegel
:. present is erecting ffteenstory
..,.i. st the northeast corner OF Broad
sv and Seventy fourth Street,
4. site for apartment hotel, rep.
..s,.iug an investment of about
.:so flf1 Jacob Goldstein, former treas
e. s..v af the Lapdus Engineering Cor
...,or. - bought the site. 50xl0o, at
F. x west Sixty-fourth Street from,
:. estate Of Joseph Garry. The prop
t., is located between Broadway and
l.s c.s.rsl Park West, and will be i'm.
,,ayed BY Mr. Goldsteln with an
.l.van. story structure. The site had
saen IN the possession of the selling
f.r,iIv for 8 great many years.
Trading in Flats
! s Maxwell, Inc, sold for the es-
...s II John r. Agnew to Joseph
Sssrl the four fve-story twenty fam.
,r snsrtmert. 29.7Xlo0 each. at GIG
"a West lS5th Street.
Fl. Ludlow g. Co. sold for Nine
ssrv C. De Terrouenne, of France, the
story apartment, with stores, at
a2.0. .2242 Amsterdam Avenue. to the
Empire State Holding Corporation
william Prayer president.
+ Leddy, represented by Samuel
B..erman. purchased from Mrs. Mary
0Toughin, of West Nyack, the five.
story apartment at 110 East Eighty
bird Street. near Park Avenue. The
purchaser plans extensive improve
nents. julius Levy and M. Kinzler
ssre the brokers.
Ancowitz & Cohen sold for J. Sagat
% Hyman & Klevan the five story
spartment at 437 and 439 West 214th
Street, 75x1o0.
Ennis & Sinnott resold to William P
zsng sos West Forty-ninth Street, a
I've story tenement, 26.4x100.5. S
Simon and A. w. Krumweed ir. were
the brokers.
Dwight Archibald & Perry sold to
Ianes t. Mitchell for William n
Archibald and John l.. Wilkie, as exec
stors of the estate of Euphemia
Martin, the fvestory apartment at Zoe
West Eighty fourth Street.
The Hymbeck Realty Corporation
:old to Frank Pearson five story fat
/. 524 West 172d Street, 37.6x1O0.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-20
Invest in Bronx Flats

Nicholas Leopard sold for John Fl
Huneke the four story aathouse with
stores at the northeast corner of 16lst
Street and Cauldwe,l Avenue, 22x10o
to D. Alessandro.
Ancowitz & Cohen sold for Hyman &
Klevan the fiye-stoYy apartment house
at sos East 175th Street, 100x145.
Catherine Randall sold to Rebecca
Berman three-story dwelling at %
Broadhurst Avenue. 17x60,5.
David T. Woodell sold for Ida Van
Buskirk the two-fa family dwelling at 232
East 202d Street. 25x100, and for II. "
Mandeville the onefamily dwelling at
4os East 172d Street. 17x100.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-20
f.. X. Hartman Buys|
East 68th St. Home.
Built by O. II. Kahn
House Acquired From Harold
{, Matthews, Who Bought
1t Few Months Ago; Sales
OF Dwellings on West Side

William &. May & Co. resold for
Harold c. Matthews. 10 East Sixty
eighth Street. modern six story Eng
llsh dwelling, 25x10o. held at 1925 600
to +. r. Hartman Mr.. Matthews
bought the property few months ago
through the same brokers from Otto
II. Kahn. who erected three similar
dwellings at this point, sll of which
have been sold to buyers for occu.
Fancy.
DR.. Isaac Glassman, an occupant of
,ne three- story house. 21.5x4710. at
ao2 Lexington Avenue, north of Thirty
nfst street, bought that property for a
recorded consideration of $4,000 from
Evelyn S. Donchian.
D Coughlan & Co. represented by E. A.
Soyer. sold for the estate of Charles
Gulden the four story American base.
ment dwelling at 272 West Eighty
ninth Street. . The purchaser will oc
cupy 1t was held at $38 900 and this
IS ITS flrst sale in seventeen years.
smith {. Jelliffe sold to Thomas L.
u, LL,eeming four-story dwelling at Ga
west Fifty sixth Street, 22.exioo.5.
Mandelbaum e. Levine, Inc, pur
CHASED CHASED from William S. Coffin, through
Brown. Wheelock Company, Inc, the
three. story altered dwelling at 81 Van
oam Street, 24,3x100. This is one Of
She sf twelve old dwellings purchased by
Mr: Coftin from Trinity some wears ago
and which have been altered into mod
ern dwellings but retaining the old
Colonial features of open fireplaces,
Colonial mantels and large rooms.
Concetta Bove purchased from Kath.
crime Alberti the three story house
With stores, 1911x1oO, at II Macdougal
Street.
The hree-story dwelling at $40 East
l24th Street. 1S.9x100.11. has been sold.
Rachel Wiesenberg sold to Lester
hepak a three-story dwelling at 451
west 162d Street, 20x112.6.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-20

STORAGE NOTICES
New-York tribune., 1922-05-20
" esley Estate to Pass
10 New Owners TODAY
''u =. homestead and sos Lots
IN Fort Chester Will Be
Offered nj A,c,;

i, re re-. me home of the Wesley estate
d;v;doI on chester, including sos lots 10 -
,aueu auc,ia into home sites, will be sold y,
Rs'oh Rr,a to-day on the premises bv
fsins ~ - Aenneiiy The house con.
BOARD of village trustees .'s af me .ne
.hester ruled in favor of tsy exs,n ~
e,on for eight years on new homo cnp.
struction 'o'ne CON
me ruling Of the board followed =.
IIs,cofnmendatlon of the Port Ches+.r
Nnsmber of Commerce for the nurnosa
oi q, StmulSlng building It is believed
1nat hundreds of persons will take ad =.
vantage of the exemption, which i'm Il.
neaiatefy went into effect. The prop-
cry Is within five minutes of the
een'et o. Fort Chester and has been
oNhed since 1888 BY the selling estate
New-York tribune., 1922-05-20
Operators Resell 9th Av.
Corner Purchased Recentl-

z. Fl. ludlow & Co. and E. J. Craw-
ford & Co. resold the four-story build
ing with stores at the southwest cor
aer OF Sixth Avenue and Washington
Place, 23.4x89, for Harris and Maurice
Nandelbaum and Fisher and Irving /.
Levine. operators, who bought it re-
Gently from the Lemon estate.
Thomas Kirk sold to the Proudmsn
Realty Company two 312 story build
nes AT 400 and All West Nineteenth
Street, II 5x80 each.
Joseph Tunik sold the fve-story
building with stores 25x75, at 19G
Nansl Street, TO Ada Price. tenant.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-20
Century knights of Columbus
Buy Bronx House for Boz.

AS sectarian community center
for boys the newly formed Century
Knights of Columbus Building Asso-
citation purchased the three estcry
house at 500 East 141st Street. be-
tween Alexander and Willis avenues,
o5Xl00. which the organization will
remodel. A. NJ Feher, B, B. Heck and
D. j. Barnett are the incorporators Of
the association. which is represented
by Olcott, Bonynge, MacManus and
Ernst, attorneys.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-20

TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
New-York tribune., 1922-05-20
Enlarge Lexington Av. Corner
Plot for Apartment Site

NJ. J. Strunsky and j A. Ulanoy sold
for Florence Bevins the three story
dwelling at 1041 Lexington Avenue
17N82.S, The purchaser is the Abraham
Bricken Construction Company which
recently bought from Frederick Brown
four adjoining houses at the northeast
corner Of Seventy fourth Street With
the latest acquisition the construction
company controls a site fronting IS
feet on the avenue and 82.6 feet on the
street, which it will improve with a
nine story apartlnent,
New-York tribune., 1922-05-20
Large Apartment House for
Grand Avenue Corner Plot

Ennis g. Sinnott. operators, have re
sold the plot, 100xl0o, at the northea st
corner Of Evelyn Place and Grand Ave
rue 70 the Hartmann Darr Realty
Company A. D. Phelps and II. J.
Rogers, brokers. also secured for the
'ooyers building and permanent loan
1Sll0000 from the Lawyers Mortgage
company 10 erect six-story apart
Ment house.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-20
Bank Loans Sl.l2O.5OO

me- az . trustees Of the North River Saw
pro..Dk nshk have made loans on various
sups'nes SIM, aggregating sl,120.5oo in
Tho ranging from $4,000 to s36ooo0.
Eth. aatter loan was on sos West
,.slxth Street. Additional to the
stran.g stng OF real property the bank has
ban IN the last few days other
clos;,s. .o'aiing more than s370.oo0 for
'hs IN the neaY future.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-20
Cedarhurst Apartment in Trade
for Saratoga Springs Estate

"ynne E. Low and James H. Cruik-
saank sold to Dr.. Theodorus Bayles the
Sx'story elevator apartment house,
saopn as the Cedarhurst. at 24l and
20 West 111th Street In part pay
hent the purchaser gave his country
!esdence at Saratoga Springs. contain
@g hfteen rooms and three baths and
we acre, free and clear. Harry Sugar
Gan Mas tic hrnLe,.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-20
Flat for kingsbridge Road

For immediate improvement with All
apartment the triangular plot at the
corner of kingsbridge Road and Kings
bridge Terrace has been sold by Sam
uel Brener to client of Shaw, Rock
we'll & Sanford. The parcel fronts 1853
feet on kingsbridge Road and III feet
on kingsbridge Terrace, and is 100 feet
in the rear
New-York tribune., 1922-05-20
Results of Auction Sales
BY T. Lincoln seid. ca

"' u 1'I1VoTH oeIde %.
.. w lleth Ct 3 s. $50 " Mornngslde av
2bxloo: City OF New York agt Andrew
coulter ct al; amt due, s22.e0so6; ta1es
etc. $4,399.91; adjourned to June Q
BY Joseph p. Day
W 13oth st, 8, $. 11o Fifth av, ssty
II. Phillips ct al; amt due, s144sso
taxes, ETC. $50; subj mtge, s1O.75o; to the
plaintiff for sl1,7b0.
University av, cor 1ssth At. 271ox
ISIS" irres. vac; Mary Ferguson AIT
Marie j Mcmillan ct al; amt due. s2e1o.S5
taxes etc Sl39.75; adjourned TO May ao
New-York tribune., 1922-05-20
REAL ESTATE-SALE OR RENT
RiChmonl

FOR RENT--Furnishcd summer cottage
on heights OF Dongan Hills. Staten Isl
and. quarter mile from station and from
famous golf links. 10 minutes by train or
bua to New York ferry: five master. three
servants bedrooms three baths. two sleep
ing porches; reasonab BILE rent; reference re-
auired. Apply l.. A. Seaver (Dongan Hills
l12).
New-York tribune., 1922-05-20
REAL EsTA1E-sALE OR RENT
Long Isiand

BARGAIN-For sale or rent two-family
brick house, tax exempt. steam heat,
automatic hot water heater, parduet floors,
electricity; right Of l5-foot driveway for
garage; house loca ted on Jamaica av., near
Hopkina. Astoria. Price, sl2.6oo, cash
$1,000 81 900. or 5-roon moor to rent, $s6
monthly immediate occupancy. Tricomi
Construction. os7 Boulevard. Astoria
Phone Astoria 1925
New-York tribune., 1922-05-20
Miss Cochran Sells 10th St.
Home to Mrs. de Heredia

aiss Elizabeth Cochran sold the five
tenfy residence at 40 East Seventieth
street l9 ,l0xloo' opposite the new
reome Of Thomas ". Lamont, to Mrs,
S1,dos SvsIios de Heredia. It was held at
..s.IV,ooo. Douglas Gibbons & Co. we're