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New-York tribune., 1922-06-07
Invest in BROOKLYN Houses

The Bulkiey Horton Company sold
9so Dean Street. two-story and base
ment dwelling. FOR The Cropsey estate.
Samuel Galiirka. 1915 Avenue j. sold
for n. /. Rockmore 20 Bcn koisn
'wo-story dwelling wiki garage A. sIl
East Twelfth Street.
The p. {. Sautcr Agency sold -
Ninth street. store and siN-family
house. Tor Daniel T. heSenamey 10
Constantine A'tamuri, $40 Nlnth
street. a three-family house. for VII.
liam I. Rich 20 Louisa Maugier, and
23e Eighth Street, two-faniily house
Tor Elizabeth Munsen 10 Joseph 5.
Bergen.
A. Mishkin sold FOR tho South Side
Realty Corporation 20 Mrs. Rose Dan
ziger 1905 East Eighteenth street. a
new one-family brick and stucco house
with garage. held A. Si2,500
The B.F Knowles Company sold 3ss
Macon Street. a threc-sto-y dwelling
oOxiO0. for Mr. Goddard.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-07
Manhattan Building
For Nav Is Behind
Same Month i'm 1921
Plans Show Falling Of of
ID Structures. With a
Drop of s6.529.085 Be-
low Figures Of Last Year

The repor, Of Manhattan building
operations during the month of May
~ compiled By Superintendent Charles
Brady shows that the plans were fled
for seventy new building. costing
total Of $500 $50. a. against eighty
five, costing a total Of Si5.O5s,635, tho
same month last year. thus showing a
drop Of fifteen in number OF buildings
and s6.529 0s5 M moneys involved.
The report further shows that plans
we're filed Tor one dwelling. costing
$4,000. a. against seven costing
$3.50 600 for the same month last year.
six tsnements costing Sl.f95.000. A.
against thirteen costing S2,l25,oOO iot
The same month last year. one hotel
costing $3.50 600. ne against none last
year: four other residence building,
such a. clubs ard lodging houses, etc,
costing is.il0000. az against none for
the same month last year. ten store
and lot buildings costing S26l.i0o. as
agains, two costing SiibO0o. for the
same month last year. three Office
huildings costing $4,000. a. against
six costing 80 $50. 900 for tho same
month last year. six manufacturing
and wors shops costing $4,000. a.
NnfIMH' NAH fN"N.NA "NHN""f|"NH HN'f
churche, costing sio5.00 g. against
three costing s3a5.0O0. for tho samo
month last year: four municipal build.
ins. costing 100000. as against four
costing Sf55.00O for tho same month
last year: tVcnty-sin garage and sta
blcs costing tisi,725. a. against forty
costing t34-.e35 Tor tho same month
last year. five other structures costing
S2.7g5. a. against four costing $1,000
FOR the same MONTH last year. There
we're no plans filed for .choolnou'o'
or hospitals last month or the COR
responding month last year.
The report shows that alteration
operations have fallen on slightly.
there having been applications filed
Tor changes 90 39s building a. o.
total cost ~ S2b27.1i2. o. against 366
costing s3.270.is0. thus showing los'
% t7s2 .g6s in moneys involved and an
incresse of thirty m number o. build
ings.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-07
Harding Made Honorary
Head of Olympic Assn.

President Harding and Cher justice
Tan Of the Supreme Court have ae-
eeuted the positions Of honorary pres,
dsnt and vice-president, respectively OF o.ii
The American Olympic Association; II
vas % announced to-day by Colonel ROD
sr, NJ Thompson, president Of the ssso-
e;s,;on Their scceptances have been
ratised by the executive committee
Two additional members also were
.,....S N the executive committee at It's
s .,ss,;ng They were Henry Breeken.
.;Ses former Assistant-Secretary OF
W. v1Is rsnresenting the National Feneers'
Association, and julius n. Barnes. pres
dent OF the National Chamber OF .om-
,osrs r,srce. representing the National Asso-
e;st;on Of Amateur Osrsmen.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-07
Merchant Marine
Revenues Plan Is
Drafted in House
Majority Members Discuss
Proposed Tax Deductions
With Lasker; Fight Made
on Alien Carrier Clause

ryor The Tribune's Woshir9for Bureau
WASHINGTON, June 6.-With the
fate OF President Harding's ship sub
sidv bill more problematicsl than ever,
House leaders moved rapidly to-day
toward con oneideration OF the plan for
q new merchant marine which they no"
cxpeet 20 present within Two weeks.
While the measure occupied he atten-
tion Of three major committees of the
House. both sides got busy lining up
their forces and 10 was the chief SUD,
iect Of conversation in cloakrooms and
lobbies.
Republican members Of the Ways and
Means Committee. IN conference with
Chairman Lasker OF the Shipping
BOARD. and members OF the MereS~->
Marine Committee. considered provl-
sions Of the bill affecting revenues and
taxes. One Of the most important o.
these permits deduction from shippers
income taxes Of per cent OF the
amounts paid IN freight on goods car
ried in American ships. Another pro-
vides relief Of income tax payment on
profts reinvested by snip owner IN
new ships.
Meeting separately later the Mer-
charge Of the Shipping Board = DILL
struck out or II provision requiring
that so per cent Of the immigrants per
ritted 10 come into the United states
must be carried in American vessels.
This plan. which would, Il Is estimated
nrovide about 250,O00 immigrant pas
seneers for Shipping Board vessels
wear. was strongly urged by Ms. Lasker'
who will now ask for 10 IN separate
LEGISLATION. II is needed. u - con
tended. 70 Offset the aversion OF aliens
10 travelling on American ships since
the enforcement Of the prohibition
amendment
AZ the result Of a conference yester-
dav with President Harding. Chairman
Albert Johnson OF the House lmmigra
tion Committee began to-day series
~ conferences with his committeeman
in an effort TO reach an agreement on
some such legislation. Their attltuot'
however. is understood 20 be hostile
largely because they do not Ike the
position Of demanding that immigrs, +,
tion be restrained 20 the minimum anu
AZ the same time boosting immigrant
business for American ships.
Opposition in the lower house to the
general plan for aiding the merchant
marine gives signs Of gaming. IN
strength. particularly among members
from agricultural states. Many OF
them are learning hourly that the issue
has now become live with the folks Al
home. who are flooding the ofhees az
the CAPITOL with demands for q staho
one way or the other.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-07
Steamship Lines
Now Take Cargoes
Freight Collect
Return TO Prc-War Practice
Follows Deflation: Ship
pers Again Dictate Terms
on Ocean Transportation

steamship lines are now beginning 10
accept cargocs with the provision that
freight shall be collected A. the end o.
the voyage. This is return 70 the
pre-war practice, which Tss abandoned
when the congestion ~ shipments and
the limited number of vessels made 10
possible for the companies TO exact
payment m advance. The temperance
of the normal custom is taken in ship
ping circles as an indication that de-
fation is complete
Freight collect is evidence that
ocean transportation is now ship
pers' market and that the exporter and
importer can dictate terms. The ro-
turn 10 normally is accepted with sat
isfactiOn by the older. established lines.
which have the funds 20 allow de-
ferred payment IL adds 10 the din
culties % the struggling enterprises
which cannot afford 10 postpone col
loctions for several months.
In carrying goods collect tho com
nanies are careful 10 distinguish be
tween those commodities whose retail
values arc greater than the cost o.
transportation and others which, are
bulky but not valuable. Under inter
national law the ocean carriers liens
are first claim against shipments. ana
upon failure Of the consignce 10 ac-
cept delivery the steamship company
has ths right TO sell tho goods.
The restoration % tse pre-war Gus
tom IL regarded A. a safeguard 10 tae
shipper. During hostilitics. when tho
freight money was paid over immedi-
atelv 20 the "ny- bv-nieht' concerns.
there was a lack Of care in operating
the vessels. with the result that many
carcocs we're damaged and IN numcr-
ous instances ships were lost through
negligence. Under the normal prac-
tice the lines are compelled TO give
greater attention 20 operation.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-07
ID. B. Freedman Buys 4 More
Apartments on Upper Sd Ave,

Charles r. Noyes Company SOLO 70
Daniel B. Freedman for all cash for j..
Allen Townsend and Edwin A. Town
send 1851 Third Avenue, southeast cor
ner OF lO4th Street. 22X70, four'story
store and apartment, also lsZf-2s-Sl
Third Avenue. three four-story stores
and apartments between i06th and lO'tn
streets. 75xl00. With this latest pur-
chase Mr Freedman has bought through
the Charles r. Noyes Company within
the last few months eleven building
within two blocks Of Third Avenue and
10sth Street and close % the elevated
station at a point on Third Avenue
where retail store value is very greai.
The property has been held BY the
sellers at Si25. 900 and has been owned
bv them for over forty years the
Townsend estate having erected the
buildings
New-York tribune., 1922-06-07
Lessees May Improve Corner
Al Eighth Ave. and flst ~.

William u. Whiting & CO. leased ss6
Eighth Avenue. southeast corner OF
Foriy-frst Street. 2fXlO0. covered with
old buildings The lessee Is the from
Coronation. controlled bv J. {. and ".
{. Mayer. The lease Is for tveniy-one
wears from August B.. 1922. a. an az
grexate rental Of over $3.50 900 and car
Ties with IL A privilege OF renewal for
tventy-one years n j. expected that
the lessoea till erect q new building on
the plot ~ ihe expiration Of the pres
ent leases, which have about year 20
run.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-07
PuRLIC AUCTION NOTICE

f-VrTED STATES DISTRICT COURT
r.sf,rr District o. Ssw york In the
-,sffs- 81 4. VI. COLLINS uFG. co. INC.
CONPIaISaNT. against GfOR6E DAVIS
90. nc. DEFENDANT ~ EQUITY
Noflcs s hereby given thai N assets OF
sbo.. defendant. consisting % CANDY va .
rhInsrv. stock Fixtures etc VIII be sofa
- Auction Thurrfav Jun~ 81 1880
n on the premises go Morgan slrs
r,,,tfsn. THOMAS ". MARES JULIUS
T. KLEIN snt PIERRE 2. ioNL-. Lfts, .
-, sRcHfBAiD PALMER ATTORNEY fof
Rec.igsrs. = ". ". IA REID. iSrr
A4gtlcnsefa
New-York tribune., 1922-06-07
S2.000.000 l5-Siory Flat
For Old Car Barns Sites

Plans have been fled for hfteen-
story apartment with stores and a res
taurant for the block front on the
west side Of Madison Avenue, between
Eiehty-hfth and Eighty-sIxth streets
on the site Of the old Madison Avenue
car barns. Il will have a frontage OF
2Ol feet and a depth Of 22o feet on
each street. The Il East Eighty-sixih
Street Corporation. Isidore Fluegelman
president, IS the owner Of record.
schwartz 4 Gross are the architects
and have estimated the cost a.
e. 600 600
New-York tribune., 1922-06-07
Barber Line Books Big
Steel Cargo to Japan
Three Ships TO Carry l2.OOO
Tons of Rail for Consoli.
dated Steel Corp'n

The Barber Line has booked 10 ooo
tons OF steel rails from the Con,oli.
dated steel Corporation 10 Japan. /, w.,
learned yesterday. This is 10 move in
June and July, making the first large
movement OF steel IN the last two
months. The Barber Line will supply
two vessels for the shipment. and tb.
Osaka Shosen Kaiska. one. No commen.
could be obtained from officials OF ths
Barber Line. who said that they did
not care 20 give out information on
their bookings
shipments Of steel 70 Japan. which
we're heavy during the early spring.
fell OF heavily about eight weeks ago
when the Japanese banks ressSed 10
extend credits 10 spectators and began
calling loans. Since that time the
trade has been dormant.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-07
Professionals Buy Three New
Bronx Flats Held al $1,000

The Arnold Realty Company, INC
purchased from the j. l.. Holding Com
pany 1875 Creston Avenue. a hve-stofy
apartment. held AZ $4,000 Also put-
chased from the !. & NJ. Holding aor-
poration 1901 Boston Road. corner ~
kins Avenue. and 1903 Boston hoSu'
o9oxf17x irregular. two six-story walk
nm APARTMENTS. held at ss500oo
New-York tribune., 1922-06-07
Christian Scientists Award
Contract for Park Ave. Church

The Third Church OF Christ seiehiis'
has awarded the contract ior eon
structing their new church az Srly
third Street and Park Avenue 70 s0,,
pvown's Letters. Inc. Construction Re
nort, The building will be Of stonf,e,
srS,s,,pc,ion two stories high. and viii
cost approximately 100000 FlAns
snS specifications have been prepared
bv Delano & Aldriehy architects.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-07
To Improve Bronx Site

r. Osborne Smith. Inc. sold ior har-
riot =. De Voc and Sarah II. hod'onl
the vacant plot on the west side o.
DAWSON Avenue. 100 feet south OF
i92d street 20 Louis Sheinhefg' VINO
will improve tno plot. ne same
brokers sold FOR Philip Miller the
dwelling At 2l90 Andrews Avenue 70
Dr. Gocllcr
New-York tribune., 1922-06-07
Studebaker Corporation Plans
s35O.OOO Brooklyn Quarters

According 10 Browns Letters, Inc,
Construction Reports. the Studebaker
Corporation has awarded the contract
for constructing. 10 the United Fire
proofing Company, for new oiiee
And salesroom building in Dean Street
Rrooklvn. Plans and specifications
we're prepared by Tooker e. Marsh. ano
m, building will cost approximately
xa50 600.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-07
Arrived Yesterday

',.,...s London Nay "a. 10 Atlantic
49, Lane with mfse Pier 81 y r.
l,,-'..1 Dissgow May -. 90 United
sr,,- Line with mdse. Morse's u d.
: ~ .brl. London May II. Liverpool
o.. Navigation 20 with mdse. Pier
- BAN. Bkiyn.
"A ~. san Antonio April 90 Caieta
49, =. Aniofsgasfs o. Cristobal ~.
2 ~ 81 Norfolk June 4. 20 Chile s 5
trs 1e.s. Pier -. Bklyn
u ~ Havana June e 10 y r e. Cuba
?, II =. =, ,rlth lis pass. mails and nldse
=, 80 Nusviiss June 2. 20 Munson
p >" y. Pass. mails and mGse; Pier
z s.yons Nay -. TO standard oil
'''>H anchored on Tompk!ns-
~ :s's's City CBr). Hamburg May -.
= "a June Z. 70 4 : Navigation
: "a. Pier a.. B'kiyn.
ar q. ,eslfstfon May 81. 70 Southern
iisel. IN nqSe Pier 81 y r.
- rseechtonfli.s and Charleston 10
~ % Nih pass and mdse. Pier
. O''snbBs. savannah Jun. g. 10
New-York tribune., 1922-06-07
Suites i'm Flats Leased

p..e & Gilman leased at 45o Park
..-m. an apartment Of eleven rooms
ANsntL 49, baths 10 n. J. Hemmens; at
sa s11o Madison Avenue 20 II. j: hof-
IL. I-'I ~ 100 East Fifty-first Street
slsu nh IN now being built By Blame
Tag 70 G.. r. Metcalfe. and ~ ll9
Fsst Est Eighty-seeond Street, to u. 1'
Murray.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-07
Fred'k Brown
Buys Building
I'm New Street
PurchasesProperiy of Elmor
ID. Dier: Brisbane Extends
Holdings in Madison Ave-:
Other Business Really Sold

FredericL Brown purchased from
Manfred " Enrich. trustee in bank
ruptcy. for Elmor .. Der 81 al g.
and i4 New Street. 50-foot seven
story business building The property
sdioins The Wall Street journal"
building on the north. 30 Broad street
on the south and is adjacent TO both
tho New York ard the Consolidated
exchanges and other financial locations.
=. ID. der bought the property in
1919. ~ which time the structure Wa
entirely rebuilt AZ an additional cx-
nense OF about Si50.000. and mas since
occupied the property for his business.
William a. White & Sons we're the
brokers
Arthur Brisbane purchased through
Pcase & Gilman from Henry VI. and
Frank Brookfeld the fve-story, semi
altered building A. 5i6 Madison Ave
nue.. between Ffty-third and Flfty-
fourth streets. 20Xq5. II will be i'm
mcdistcly altered by Mr. Brisbane Tor
business purposes. Mr. Brisbane owns
several propertics IN the immediate
vicinity. one OF his holding being ine
apartment az SIS Madison Avenue.
Corporation Buys in 2lst street
The recently formed TcllandeT Hold
ing Corporation. composed OF Meyer h
Auslandcr and Leon T. end Abraham
Wachtel. purchased from the Tomkins.
Condict and Penn estatcs i2l 20 l29
West Twsnty-frst Street. vest Of Sixth
Avenue. four four and half story and
one three and n hslf story businesf
buildings. 9sx9s9 The first and last
named directors in the company have
quarters In l2l
Eighth Avenue Tenant Purchases
The Model Dairy Company. which
occupies 24s Eighth Avenue. purchased
that property, together with the I'D
Joining parcel A. 2f8 Eighth Avenue,
from James +. Mitchell. The site,
measuring 394x63a irregular. is i'm
proved with two four-story buildings
with stores.
Estate Sells Twelfth ST. Loft
John Peters sold for the estate of
William Sierichs 70 Charles koscnss
42l East Twelfth Street. four-siory
LOFT. 25xi03.3. The buyer will use 20
ss warehouse A. tie expiration ~ nc
present leases. in connection with hts
furniture business 81 First Avenue and
Fourteenth Street.
Deal in Fulton Street
The fve-story building with stores
a. 35 Fulton Street, 2fix372x irrcgu
lar. has been sold by Julian ". W.
LYON & Co. 20 Edith g. Seymour.
Paul Tocci sold 20 Nincenzo Garoialo
the northwest corner OF Macdougal
Street and Minetta Lane. three and
a hair story store building and stable
5OXl00x irregular.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-07
100000 Lone Pine Farm Sold

Kenneth Ives & Co. sold 70 Inolnas
n Blodgett. president Of the American
Chicle Company, Lone Pine arm arm
the country home Of william Is. His. re-
he, AZ Great Darlington, Mass. Inc
property contains 2se acres. Win isrkss
frame residence. and complete sci 20 oi
farm buildings II was hen Al sov'VVV'
New-York tribune., 1922-06-07

NEW s-room Colonial decorated. scfssned
shades and metal weather stripped
throughout two baths With showers. sH-
rrovemenfs. lot eOxi05. lear garage. Z
r,fouts. 20 station fHarlcm Divlslonl .
price. cash 5000. first mortgage $4,000
second mortgage 5000 Or FOR rent a.
81 roo Der year q Y Schulze. Mohegan
Hslghfs Tuckahoe. n
New-York tribune., 1922-06-07
Results of Auction Sales

Rr Jo-enh T.. Dar
r f-sfh e.. --f - l11.f N . ~ n -
s.o~. ferewenf. fssr1f f.0uis Cefasro
.r.s sfsrarfsr Garfois Eeaiff 90 an'
f14 fr-.s.t faass @fc. i-.''i, To-
Ilig. GraFIois for s. 1is
Ry Eugene 2 Bu'hsr
,,-..t-...- $40 d r cor 1884 81. f.
.,o-s f.rsr.snf a stores l5tfo ~ ir-fE
l.asshoif sai@ - aN ] sam
c'r..r afafr~- george 'anphs -
I'M, dgs' s. ....:. 20 the p'ain'r ior
B. James =. Donovan
.-.ts.--.cr a.. -s-t ne go ~ o ~ Ess.
Trsnonf az toKf.s.fN irf-gi hAfr'"'
rrrfs, arsIrv Tda f0nhfn o. at. fn.'
a.. g-lEfff farfs. stc. f-il -, To t"'
t....rrr UuUd.ng 60 f0f ffnl.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-07
ossINISG
REAL RIG BARGAIN. Z ACRES.

This nttis farm for $4,000 cash aud $500
IN nortKage. io-room house. outbulldings
I'm Al condition delightfully."- located on the
vest bank of hudson. Just south ~ Alosp5
gtate road Get fun particulars from
GEORGE l. KNAPP. ossnains. \. Y. Ie-
sTs.W
New-York tribune., 1922-06-07
Fore. Uome in 9th Street Sold

Pcpe & Brother with Ogden q
Clarkson sold for Juliana x. Force
her residence A. 50 West Ninth street
II IL four-story English brick dwell
ing isexq3li
New-York tribune., 1922-06-07
IN WESTCHESTER 81 4
'55FlzE9F SALE OR RENT H@tkL,E ~
BRONNyILLE

THE BFST BAHGAfN We have had ir 2
fearsi House ~ KNOXVILLE. stone
and stufc0. exposed flnbsfs : rooms anf
bath. hot water heat hardwood f1ors
largo plot. convenient 10 station. Price
ffz BOO Think This over fan D. refn a.
any time by applying % OIt0TT A 10
CIR. so East ga 81. A. Tel Murray
IHI IIlE
New-York tribune., 1922-06-07
Marine Reports


=. Atlantic coast. Hstteras 70 Key
- hooerste south and south"esii
..r Eag ard West Gulf OF Mexico
~ slssdy
-. caribbean sea and WindWard
=. '-hodsrsfe variable mostly east
b. ~ generally FAIR weather.
~f,ss-ntic Coast North of sandy HOOK
~, ~ sogth and southwest. weather
y ~ hook o. Hsttfras-Moderste south
F,~-.Essi, weather partly cloudy
sr 80 % Florida Straits-Moderate
ouihvesf weather partly cloudy.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-07
MOUNT VERNON

RIsT CORNER In Mount Vernon ~
roor.~. J baths hardwood foors. gss
~iecfr.clfy steam heat, in perfect condi-
nor. S minutes walk in station plot i.fx
fl5 FIskF RLALTl CO.. IL Depot Place.
Mount Vernon. y. I.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-07
LARcHMoNr


A, Larebmoni. on Sound. only hslf hour
.commuting Beautiful private Iathinr
beach. Onics Open sunday
MRS. &. ". MURDOCH,
40 Post Road. farchmont, y. \. Tel ts5
New-York tribune., 1922-06-07

ACRE

&c.. .,,-, house on sfafA road IaFn.
80. .hrtbterr. modern Improvements
r.rd.n fruits garage chicken Rouse -,
rss.'b.e three railroads select n",snno.
hood safisfs rfory terms arranged 'N"'i
Tnr 500 Tribune
New-York tribune., 1922-06-07
SIIIT

DrrrgUTFr-rTY situated IN MAfN
UigHWAY near SUNNI y. J.
Especially suited for commuters homs o.
nigh class tea room a, acres with beau
f.fui deliEhffuly shaded lawns comtoFi-
NE . room dwelling zoo n back from
hlghuaf. Includes bath steam. SumnH
s.fsr and electric serfirs. near at~tloh
and bus service on Easy Terms
EXCELLENT VALUE. $4,000
TfGFNE IOHs.H p BECk co
pssff,r. OPP. STA summit y J.
.ATI.l BELOW COST.
A. pEsT nroilc'u- ficctricsly opefate1
p.lr,. Pam In fertile Museonetcong VALLEY b.
'onrri.feis sqlipr-l alih labor saving M
rhfnerr. CROP e. heai high grade STOCK
lmrr0gcI fVeINngs extensive power
equipped 0utbliiflnEs. sources water sup
p'r weekly cash Income 1900.
send for details and photos.
EUGENE JOBs-H p RICK co.
p.alforr OPP. Sta summit. y.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-07
TARRYTOwN

At TARRYrOwN Ideal location fo-
sale f1.room cottage. sN r0nFsnienrss
e minutes STALLION gear garage large Tot
Price $4,000. saflsfarfoff terms af-
ranged ". HAkT, ~ wideY o. Tel.
f.i-B
New-York tribune., 1922-06-07
COUNTY REAL rsrArE
Unusually Attractive
SMALL FARMS

in Northern Westchester
cRoTOS HUDSON. ffacrss House
i0 rooms outbuldings. =, 900.
CHOrON FALLS. 90 scrss 800 trees
eIr Rrmrdrilef F1rm House, ].
rooms bath fiso00
CHAppAerA. 90 acres rarm Hous,
= rooms . f1e oufbplidinEs $4,000
MOUNT kfacO 40 acres --acre lake
shade trees Farm House garage and
oufbuIiinE4 $4,000.
CuOrON ON HUDSON f0 acres
orchards t-room house. stable
$500
BREWSTER Dairy Farm .4i acres
House, N rooms. HiI Improvement
Tenant house excellent barn for 90
COWS fI0. electric mill ing machines
Abundance ~ fruf $4,000.
BEDFORD VILLAGE goo acres hiEh
elevation wonderful views $1,000
one hair cash.
kATONAH = acres on main highway.
q n0n
BEDFORD HILLS ~ rcrss frs gar-
den aud trees Attractive Colonial
House. p rooms SO 500
FSheMaryin
So TiNh Ave. New York
Telephone Murray Hili s5es.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-07
ARDsIEy
sCARSDaLE

Opportunity buy house undfr consfru~fI.nf
large rooms baths large sfsfa
trees Harfsdslf Stallion minutes Nal2
James steward. scsfsdale. Tel si1.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-07
RYE

Furnished. June-October n-v stucce a.
room house baths Earags 5 minutes -
beach and trolley Price reasonable az
Milton "a. near Oklsnd Reach Plons
Rye 7f2
New-York tribune., 1922-06-07


s. % Beautifully arransed. r'h sui.i.
perfect condition rooms. bath steam
b.af. hardwood floors and trim good con
ycnisnt location, near trolley. si@iion'
school large plot
O. =. SCUW ARTZ. Inc. Realtors,
UabI0rk Bldg ph 1898. Iia'rneldl y. j.
MONMOUTH BEACH. NEw JERSEY.
sffrartf,e furnished cottage on Ocean
piuN. opposite station twelve bedrooms. mos
EN- improvements. raie OF rent NM ~
HiNTELMANN Rumson =. J. Phone kum'
fou 90.
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Write VAN NINKLE CO, Ruthcrforo'N'''
Long Island
FOREST HILLS CARDESS-Ani having
.iis. must sacrifice almost new nreproof
house. facing on private PARK or three
.,res rooms and bath. a'i improvsments.
For immediate sale viii accept fls'spVi
'''''' o. Il. ERwiS owner
Pennies A. 40 Park End Place
telephone Boulevard s0s2
TO RENr furnished. from June - 70 sep
..--t.r 90 ulth option FOR winter. attrAc-
,ite FURNISHED 1-room house, complete mo-
49, srtIururnf bedrooms. maids room
-. f.th with shower. opcn fireplace tun
-. 80 .urlnEa g-Car garage , miles from
trrs Reach y miles from NeN lorh. pest
.~fc~rrrss Required terms ressonable- 40
dress OWNER. 81 Marvin Ave. hemp''e~''
Long Island
New-York tribune., 1922-06-07

THE DAINTlEsT LITTLE HOUSE

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r,n., iandsrarei grounds large rooms
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r.sf farlvoal f1ors. electric light open
rrrn.arrs. running water. easy commu.-
ION Ser. Tora rlfy. every convenience n
.rafo-fafis living Invest a. little cash and
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r,.n hofrs DON'T DELAY. rsn BE- bought
sar 1880. ready fo move info balance o'
$3.50 nn sasf terr rorfsaFes " \ fos.
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