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19 W
REAL ESTATE MEWS,
MSMDG0SS1P
Sis Story Building in Insnr
nnco District, Is Sold Other
Brokerage "Reports.
Charles F. NoyrK Company sold to the
Battery Park Healty Companr. William
Prafier prealdertt. for Hi" Lloyds Plata
Claw Insurance Company. William T.
Woods president, 61 nnd 63 William
St., the southwest corner of Cedar, a
rlx story bfrnhlns and office bulldlne.
covering a plot 46.8 feet on William and
68 feet on Cedar sts. (plottngn of 3,000
square feet), with full and complete pos
sesion on ninety days' notice
The property Is exactly midway be
tween Wall st and the site for the Fed
eral Reserve BulMInK, The other three
corners are occupied by the Mutual Life,
Itoyal Hank of Canada and the Commer
cial Rink of Italy. The four Pino st
cornerB ore controlled by Harris. Forbes
& Co,; Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; Bank of
America and the Mercantile Bank of
Americas. The Noyes Company has been
nppolnted managing agent for the prop
erty by the new owners. Hardin & Hess,
attorneys, represented the sellers, and
Samuel Levy of Arnsteln & Levy was
the attorney for the purchasers.
Business rropcrty Snles.
The five story building. 29.2x112.4, at
641 Hudson st near Horatio st., has
been sold by Hence rtorss to Benjamin
Bosenblum. who resold the property to
Sadie Harris. Bernard Clark nnd Anna
E. Conrady bought from the Lawyers
Mortgage Company the two three story
Irame buildings, 40.6x40, at 321 nnd 323
Spring st near Oreenwlch,
The four story building at 49 West
Fortjvseventh st., 22x100.5, Is to be
taken over by the 40 West Forty-seventh
Street Company, with John nnd C.
Echleslnger nnd B. Weber as Incorpora
tors, The company Is capitalized nt
120,000. Title to the parcel Btanda In
the name of the Edward A. Morrison
estate.
Apartment Jloase Trndlnir.
Meyer Isear bought from James Adler
836 nnd 338 East 105th St., n six story
apartment house, 3Sxl00, through Joseph
Kaplan nnd Hyman Bloom.
Hose Pllscheck purchased from Eva
Moths the five story flat at 10 East 114th
St., on a lot 25x100.11, adjoining the
southeast corner of Fifth av.
Harry Sugarman nnd J. Fcnnlg sold
for Emily J. Lewis 1831 Seventh av
near 111th st.. a five story slnglo flat.
20x100, to Isidore B. Geller.
Seaboard Land and Mortgage Com
pany sold to Elsie Aigster 4 ID West 22d
st., a Ave story flat, 14.3x72.
John A. Sutphen and others, as ex
ecutors, sold to Ellas BoBcnbaum 531
East Thirty-first st, a flvo story flat
25x102.2.
Anlello Papa sold to Lucia Ferrone
the five story tenement at tho loutheast
corner of Pleasant av. and 116th st, 04x
50.1 lx irregular.
Navy CInb Bays Jim Home.
The Navy Club, which occupies the
two Ave story buildings, 44x38.9, at 13
and 15 East Forty-first street, near
Fifth avenue, has purchased tho realty
fiom Alvah E. Belmont
9000,000 JLonn Placed.
Brooks & Momand placed a first mort
gage loan of 5600,000 on the twenty-five
story building at 218 and 220 West
Forty-second st. and extending through
to Forty-first st, known as the Candler
Building.
Dwelling Bayers Active.
The five story residence, 20.10x102.4,
at 94 Riverside Drive, near Eighty
first Rtreet, has been sold by tho Eliza
M. Pelgram estate to Almee I. I. Scott
Edward Hoenlg purchased from 1st
dor Blank 630 West 142d street near
Hamilton place, a three story dwelling,
20x99.11.
Douglas L. Elllman & Co. sold for
Mrs. Fraley Smith a flvo story dwell
lng, 18.5x100.5, at 110 East Slxty-flrst
street, adjoining the southeast corner of
Park avenue.
Jacob Altman and others sold to Isda
Kosen and May Katln the southeast cor
ner of Park avenue and 109th street a
three story dwelling. 73.10x19.
The three story dwelling, 21x100.11, at
430 East 120th street, near Pleasant
avenue, has been purchased by Incoro
nato Gallo from Balmonda Lombardo.
The old dwelling, 22x80, at 137 Wav
erly place, at one time owned by the
Earl of Abblngton, has been sold by
the O'Reilly estate to E. E. Colllster
through H. P. Vaughnn.
Walter J. Burke of the office of Ed
ward C. II. .Vogler sold for the Isaac
Rodman estate the four story dwelling
at 120 West Eighty-first street. 19x102.
to William J. Trestman.
Ennls & SInnott bought from tho es
tate of George H. Sampson 607 and 609
West 146th street, two three story and
basement dwellings, 40x100, between
Broadway avid Riverside Drive, through
Henry Well.
W. C. Saufer Agency sold the two
story dwelling nt 218 Ninth st for M.
E. Richards to Fred BlscottL
A. G. Thompson Company sold at 155
West 129th st, a threo story dwelling,
for Kathryn L. Mlnlfle to Sarah H.
Walls.
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.
Solomon Freedman leased from Abble
T, Crowe for twenty-one years at an ag
gregate rental of $252,000, from May 1,
1923, the five story loft building, 46.7x
71.6, at 315 and 317 Grand street, ad
Joining tho southwest corner of Orchard
street.
The three and four story buildings,
50x81.1, at 19 and 31 Barrow street,
have been leased by the William Dexter
Company, Inc., to Josephine Emery for
ten yars, with an option to purchas for
135,000.
Mentor Company, men's and women's
clothing, leased for ten years tho store
and second floor of, 64 and 66 Nassau
street, through George It Read & Co.
Slawson & Hobbs leased for Edna W,
Tunis to Miss Anna Eva McLIn the four
story American basement dwelling at
S66 West End avenue.
The Literary Digest leased two floors
nt 122-128 West Third st from Henry
Llndenmeyr & Sons. Bret & Goodc
Company were tho brokers.
Douglas L. Elllman & Co. leased a
furnished apartment at 45 East Sixty
second st. for Mrs. E. W. Kelley to Ed
win B. Parker: also an apartment at
27 East Sixty-fourth st to Miss Eliza
beth Campbell and Mrs. M. McCasky;
nnd also an apartment at 116 East
Fifty-eighth st to Thomas J. Lewis for
the J. H. 51. Realty Corporation. They
nlso renewed leases in the Verona, 32
Eaat Slxty-fourth st, to Hon Charles E.
Hu,sls,',,.Artnur "' Hahl- c- Dana
and William A. Spies; nlso at 45 East
Sixty-second st to Mrs. Graco A. Brlxyj
BnONX TRANSACTIONS.
Benenson Realty Company bought from
a client of Joseph O. Abramson 992
Southern Boulevard, a flvo story new
law house, 42x100, arranged for twenty
families and having three stores. The
Benenson Realty Company also bought
through A. D. Phelps tho six story new
law house 660 East 158th street, 33x100.
Jacob Flnkelsteln & Son leaded for
Arthur Mlglone to Julius Goldman for a
long term 169 to 181 Brook avenue
block front between 135th and 136th
streets, at an aggregate rental ot about
1200,000.
Eugeno J. Busher Company, Inc.,
sold for Louise N. Bristow the residence
at the southwest corner of Crotona Park
South and Clinton avenue, 25x100, to
the Debb Realty Corporation.
William Petero A Co, .sold for a client
the two family dwelling 1001 Barnes
avenue to Joseph Bonlnl.
Arthur. O, Muhlker sold for Peter
Freess the five story apartment nt 124
East 146th street to Mrs. Margaret
ICopf.
HHOOKLY.V DEALS ItKPOIlTBD.
Meiiiter Builders, Inc., nulil to tha
Klelnberg Corporation threo four story
apartment houses, 76x100, at S42 and
848 Fourteenth street,
nealty Associates sold a two story
frame two family house nt 17 Montrose
avenue, 25x100, to Bernard A. Zinls.
Tutlno & Cerny sold for Margaret
Mnxwell the two family dwelling at
621 Fifty-fourth street
Henry Plerson & Co., Inc. sold 203
Sterling place, a three story dwelling,
20x100, to Mary Nelson.
Ottcrbourg, Stelndler & Houston
bought from Mnrgaret A. McDonald the
four story dwelling. 20x100, at 03 De
cutur street,
Frank A. Seaver & Co. sold the two
family home at 220 Ovlngton av. for J.
Erlcson,
I I, CITY FACTOnY SOLD.
Roman-Callman Company sold for
Roso Klein to the R. M. Chemical Man
ufacturing Company the factory bulldln
Just completed at tho northwest corner
of Hamilton street and Freedroan ave
nue. The building Is 100x100 and Is of
hrlck nnd steel construction. The pur
chase will use It for the manufacture
of a patented metal cement
lupena Fnctory I.rnaed.
Factory spnee of 25,000 square feet at
Whltestone, Queens, was leaped to tho
Bond Corporation for E. Haymond by
Wllmer N. Tuttle,
SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.
Fish & Marvin rented for W. W. Bag
ley hla npartment In Alger Court, Bronx
vltle, furnished', to H. A. Fortlngton:
also rented for W. C. Langdon his
apartment In Brick Row, Bronxvhle, fur
nished, to A. B. Edgerly.
Prince & Ripley. Inc., sold for Mrs.
William Belknap her residence In the
ni,...- vi. Manor, section of Dobbs
Ferry. N'. Y., to Harry B. Gulllam.
Joseph E. Merrlman sola ior truest
W. White his property nt 100 West
Mnln street. Mount Klseo, N. Y.f to Ed.
mund L. Munson.
Nash & Kennedy sold for Rush Wilson
Mm rvuMmca in Fox Meadow road,
Scarsdale, N. T., to Harry Lowman.
Claude M. Holliday sow ms property
on Chestnut Hill av., White Plains. N.
Y to a client of Chauncey B. Griffin
& C- . ,
Robert E. Farley Organization sold
for William H. Smith his residence in
the Chatterton Hill section of 'White
pinlns N7 Y.. to Alexander Anderson:
nlso for Mrs. Margaret Hansen her resi
dence on Lee av., Scarsdale, to ranK i.
Blumenstock,
t r.nlrtrJimtiU rented the De Lacy
estato on East Broadway, Woodmere,.
consisting of ono nnd one-half acres.
three story dwellings ana garage..io tem
French for five years.
.Tnonnh V. Keatlnz sold for Mrs. H.
Lcvlson her ten ncre estate at Ro?edalo
av., Madison, N. J., to Galllard Smith.
Thomas P. McGlynn sow mrougn f.
M. Crawley & Bros, his residence on
Summit road, Qlontclalr, N. J., to Frank
lin II. Gates.
W. A. Holland of tha Lehigh and
n'iiu..nn.M fnn 1 rnmnjinv nnrrhnjipii
unvo'ua.iu .......... i .
a home on Nottingham road, Malvernc,
Li. I., through the Amsterdam Develop
ment and Sales Company from Albert
Hart Jr. Henry B. Toomer sold a plot
70x100. nt corner of Wright avenue and
Carlisle place, Malvernc, to Harold Nel
man. New Jersey Sale nnd Lease.
The Superior Thread and Yarn Mill
at Far Hills, Including Echo Lake and
thirty-six acres of land, dwelling house,
&c, have been sold to a large bleachery
ART SALES.
CONTINUING
TO-DAY (SATURDAY)
And Following Days at 10 A. M.
(SUNDAY EXCEPTED)
THE REMAINING
CONTENTS OF THE
Hotel
Manhattan
42d & 43d Streets
Madison Av.
WILL BE SOLD AT
UNRESTRICTED
Public
Auction
ON THE PREMISES
BY
James P. Silo & Son,
AUCTIONEERS, OF THE
SILO'S
Fifth Ave.
If Art Galleries
? 40 E. 45th St.
S. W. Cor.
Vanderbllt Ave.
NOTE:-r-The Fumituro is of
the finest and manufactured
by Hayden Co., Pettier &
Stymui Company and Pooley
Furniture Co. The Carpets
throughout (58,000 yards) are
of the finest texture. All of the
China, Glassware, Electric and
Bathroom Fixtures are in
eluded in this sale.
Catalogue, In 3 Farts, trill be Mailed
on Receipt ot 60 Cents.
Address all Communication to the
Auctioneers
SALES AT AUCTION.
TO PURCHASERS AT THE
Hotel Knickerbocker Sale
rieasa take notice - that bills purchased
by you must be paid for In full and the
lots cleared Deiore a r. m. lo-uay, in aeiaun
ot which the goods eo purchased will be
resold In accordance with the term and
conditions ot sale.
By order of MB. JAMES H. REGAN.
SAMUEL KREISER, Auctioneer.
INSTRUCTION, COLLEGES, &C.
BORDENTOWN MILITARY INSTITUTE.
Thorough prep. Xor college or business. Ef
ficient faculty; small classes. Individual at
tention. Military training. Supervised ath
letics. 36th year. For catalogue address Col.
T. D. LANDON, Prln. 4 Commandant, Bor
dentown. N. J. "Drawer 0-24."
WiOMINO SEMINARY. A co-educational
school where boys and girls get & vision.
College preparation. Business, Music, Art.
Oratory and Domestlo Arts and Science i
military training. Gymnasium and Athletlo
field; 78 year; endowed; catalog. L. u
BPRAGUE, D. D., President, Kingston, P.
THE SUN"
compsny, who wilt enlarge the buildings
and work the plant to capacity. Wllmer
N. Tuttle wan the afjent and broker In
the transaction. Wllmer N. Tuttlo also
leased the Powers & Robinson factory
at Garwood, N, J., to the End a Manu
facturing Company for their New Jersey
gas hot water heater plant.
AIlVErtNH AUCTION TO-DAY.
A tract ot S24 unrestricted lots, one
of the oldest-holdings In the Hockaway
coast, will be sold at auction to-day at
S P. Jl., on the premises, by Joseph F.
Day, It Is located at Arverne, U I.,
Between Jamaica Bay and the Atlantic
Ooean, on Beach Sixty-fourth, Sixty
sixth, Sixty-seventh and Seventy-second
sts., Germain, Wavecrest, Clarence,
Vernam, Gaston and Amerraan avs,, and
adjacent thoroughfares.
1 WALL ST. LEASED
FOR $3,000,000
. .
'Chimney Building Taken by
byndtcate.
The "Chimney" Building, aa the struc
ture at the southeast corner of Broad
way and Wall street Is often called, has
been leased by Max N. Natanson to a
syndicate headed by Charles Fredericks
for twenty-one years at a rental said to
be in excess of 13,000,000. Mr. Natan
son bought (he structure from the Mer
cantile .Trust Company of St. Louis on
May 19 last, as was exclusively re
ported In Tub Sun and New York
Herald.
The building, which for Its size prob
ably has the smallest base In New York,
fronts 29.10 feet In Broadway ntid 39.19
In Wall street The lessee, which was
represented by E. Louis Jacobs as at
torney, has subleased the store floor
nnd basement to the United Cigar Stores
Company, which now occupies the prem
ises. William S. Sussman, Inc., the
broker In the transaction, has been ap
pointed agent for this property and the
seven Btory Hooven Building, at 111 to
117 West Forty-sixth street
DEVELOPEES ABE ACTIVE.
lleport Many Sale In GroTrtnpr
Sections of Brooklyn.
William B. Harmon & Co.. Inc. sold
the northeast corner of Snyder, av. and
East Forty-second st to Frank Gilbert;
also tho southeast corner of Snyder nnd
Troy avs. to S. Prlne; a twenty foot plot
In Utlca av., between Church and Snyder
nvs., to Gcorgo Z. Gragoundaa; a. twenty
foot plot on the north sldo of Church av.
and Albany av. to S. Kantavolas; tho
northeast corner of Church av. and East
Forty-sixth st to George S. Jajouvos; a
twenty foot plot on tho west side of East
Fortieth st, near Church av., to John
Dlamlnl ; the northeast corner of Church
and Troy avs. to Samuel Atkins ; a twen
ty foot plot on the west side of Schenec
tady av near Church, to I. Welnsteln:
tho northeast corner of Church av. and
East Fifty-ninth st. to O. P. Tselpls; a
twenty foot plot on the east side of Utlca
av., near Linden, to George Arglrls; tho
southeast corner of Snyder and Troy avs.
to II, Sherr and J. Ravosky.
The same firm also report a number of
sales on their Hydo Park property to
the following: The northeast corner of
East Forty-third et and Farragut road
to Samuel Dropkln ; the northeast corner
of Troy av. and Farragut road to I.
Goldman ; a twenty foot plot on tho west
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
Hotel Narra'gansett
Broadway at 04th St.
A high-class Hotel catering to a Select
Clientele.
Suites of I to 4 Rooms anl Baths
By Wttk. Month or Year
TRANSIENT ACCOMMODATIONS.
Personal Management of FRANK A.
PETELER. formerly of the Hendrlck Hud
son and The Chatsworth,
Tabic d'Hote and a la Carte Restaarant.
Telephone 93O0 Rlterslde.
gDijg-8 SHELBURNE GIRL f&
An Elaborate Production.
TWICE NIGnTLY AT 1:30 A 11 139.
Ueot. J. TIM rtRTMN'S
Famous "Black DctU" Jau Band.
Dancing Aft'n'ns & Eves.
HOTEL SHELBURNE
Ocean Parkway. Brighton Beach. N.Y.
HOTEL, LUCERNE. 201 West 78th Bt.
HOTEL WILLAB.D. 76th st. & West End 4,
RESORTS.
Massachusetts.
TYLNEY INN
100 Maple Avenne
Great Barrington, Mass.
Ideally Located In tho Berkshire.
CHICKEN DINNERS A SPECIALTY.
Oternlcht and Week-end Guests.
Telephone 1,2-W.
Lone Island.
Garden City, Long-Island
As cxduair American plus Dotal wilt a
a k carte restaurant for motarlst.
Naubilzn Baths.
Euelent IS-Hole CoU Ceurie Freo to Gateta
Frequent electric tralni from Pans. ItaMea
i, i, L ANN IN CO., Props.
Hotel BRIGHTON
LONG BEACH, L. I.
AN EXCLUSIVE AMERICAN PLAN HOTEL
Directly on Boardwalk.
Hotel Bus meets all trains.
Phone Long Beach 201.
N'ew York.
PAUL SMITH'S HOTEL
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS
COMPLETELY EQUIPPED COTTAGES
FOB. BENT.
Alio Hoasekernlnc Camps Along Loner St.
Beils Lake.
patjl sunn's hotel company,
rACL Slimi'S, N. Y. HI. F. Whtlan, Mgr.
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
SARATOGA SPniNGS, N. T.
IXLAND stebry.
Of the Breakers. Palm Beach.
SUNSET PARK INN.
HAINES FALLS. N. T.
New Jersey.
RIDGEFIELD PARK, N. J.
Furnished roomi In the Merhoff Mansion,
gentlemen preferred ; extensive grounds over
looking llackensack River; two minutes from
station, 40 from N. Y.; commuting fare
7 cents. West Shore. Phone OOS-W.
Hotel LAFAYETTE, Cape May, N.J.
Located on Beach. Capacity 400. All Im
provements. Running water. Elevators.
JOHN TRACT h CO.
deuiar. the CARLETON.
Ocean front; capacity 220: rates
Ingle. HS-tM 2 In room. W. II. STOYLB.
RAVENSWOOD INN.
Dellfhtf ully situated on Sunset Lake. Chris
tian management and patronage. Booklet.
C. BRAZER. Owcer-Manater.
THE BUENA VISTA.
BELMAR. N. J.
O. WILLIS LEONARD.
SPEND thi lummer at Laks Hopatotng,
If. J.
GarfcnQly
Hotel
'AND NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, mY 24, 1920,
side of East Forty-fifth st, near av. D,
o Boy Holloway ; a forty foot plot on the
north side of Foster av., between East
Forty-eighth and East Forty-ninth ats.,
to Frank Hchaeler ; a twenty foot plot on
the cast sldo of East Fifty-third at, near
Kings Highway, to A, E. Golden; a
twenty foot plot on the east side of Utlca
nv., near av, D, to ilorrls Hteln ; a thirty
five foot plot on the east side of East
Fifty-third st, near Foster av to M. 0.
Clyde; a sixty foot plot on the east side
of East Fifty-first st, near Farragut
road, to L. Guadagno , a forty foot, plot
on the west sldo of East Fifty-first st,
near av. D, to Morris Nashbltz.
BRITISH RETAIN OIL
HOLD IN NEAR EAST
Franco - British Proposal
Would Allow French to
Slinro in Mesopotamia.
Special Cable Despatch to Tits Bun and New
ToiK IlEUtD. Copyright, 1010, by Till BcN
ino New York IIeuld.
London, July 23. The Franco-British
agreement dealing, with the Meso
potamlan oil fields, which was laid on
the table In the House of Commons to
night, nssures France of a share In the
oil fields' production for reconstruction
purposes. It Is a recognition also of
her sacrifices In the war.
It Is emphasized In behalf of the
Government that the agreement does
not mean the British Government's ex
clusion from developing tho Mesopota
mlan fields Itself, wholly or In part, nor
does It mean exclusive privileges will
be granted to either British or French
exploiters of oil, but It merely provides
that If the British Government exploits
tho oil Itself Franco Is entitled to 25
per cent, ot the production when she
erects a pipe line between the Mesopota
mia oil fields and Aleppo.
If private corporations are permitted
to do the exploiting the agreement as
sures France the privilege of owning 25
per cent, of the stock of such a corpora
tion. It Is emphasized also that while
the agreement testifies that Great Brit
aln assumes Jurisdiction under the man
date, she shall exorcise it in conformtty
with tho League of Nations' definition
that a mandate should benefit the man
dated peoples before the mandatories.
It Is Insisted In behalf of the Govern
ment that this does not specifically shut
out American participation In the ex
ploitation of Mcsopotamlan oil. In com
mercial circles, however. It Is stated
there Is little likelihood of the Standard
Oil or other American oil concerns get
ting a foothold there. Tho military and
naval advisors of the Government point
out that It would be suicide for the
British Government not to take the ut
most steps to assure some priority for
herself.
Col. Porgei Aivnrdcd the D. S. M.
Col. Gustavo Forges, Q. M. It C, has
been awarded the Distinguished Service
Medal for conspicuous services during
his two years service with the A. E. F.
In France. Tho medal was presented to
Col. Porgcs yesterday by General Itobert
L. Bullard at Governors Island. Col.
Porges nlso has been decorated with theti
Medal of the French Legion of Honor.
EES0ETS.
Atlantic City.
ROYAL PAtACE
HOTEIDCOTTAOES.feM
srvtha Dcad. ATLANTIC CITY.N.J
CQNVEfttfff TO All AMUSEMENTS
BaJioths.I)k4ttit(Jv
j$&tity COO. Open, all the icar
nun,
-CONTINENTAL-
Tennessea av,, near Uracil, Always open.
Private baths, runnlnc water In rooms;
elevator; excellent table; white service.
American plan. 4.00 up dally; special
weekly rates. Booklets. Or rate.
M. WALSH DUNCAN.
THE WILTSHIRE
Virginia Av. and Uracil. Cap. 350. Private
baths, running ater, elevator, 4c. Amer. plan.
BAMUEL ELLIS. Owner. N.J.COLLINS. Msr.
3.M up Dallr. Special Weekly. Amer. Plan.
ELBERON
sa-wa At.a. TnnMUeflAv. Df. UeftCh.
! Cap.40lCntral:oMnrroundtnwopp.Cath-
! Rl NNINli WA CK IN All KUUIYK)
Excellent table: ftesh vesreUblrs. Wlni
streened. Whit service. Booklet R. B. IDDY.
Windows
M. D.
BEST LOCATED POPULAR-PRICED HOTEL
N ETH ERLA NDS fcvSP
NEW YORK AV. Bathing Prlvlletes from Hotel
Capacity 400. Elevator, private baths, run
l,.ng water In bedrooms. Dance Floor. New
Features. American plan (with meals),
$3.50 np dally. Special weekly.
AUGUST RUHWADEL. Proprietor.
Ocean Grote.
SEASIDE HOTEL,
Directly on ocean front. All guest rooms.
Overlooking sea. CHARLES STOCKTON.
As'jary Park.
ASBUUY PAKE.
A Metropolitan Resort City on the ocean.
ISO miles from New York. Delightful during
May and June. Address Municipal Informa
tion Bureau for hotel literature.
Lake Hopatcong, N. J.
ALAMAC
IN THE MOUNTAINS,
On Lake, Hopatcong, Monnt Arlington, N. J.
All modern conveniences. Fine table.
Golf. Fishing. Bathing. Theatre.
MACK LATZ. CO., Managing Owners.
Wlldwood.
Capacity -JSO. Private baths.
JAMES E. WHITESELL.
DORSEY
Pennsylvania.
The Mountain Paradise
KITTATINNY
DELAWARE WATER CAP, PA.
rhe Ideal Accessible Mountain Resort
Hotel, where Hummer Is always coot
and pleasant Open to December, 2
hour from New York Lackawanna
R. n. Situated In private park, with
miles of walks and trails) mapilflcent
scenery. Capacity 800. Strictly modern)
private baths, running water la rooms,
elevators, electric llihM, spacious porches.
Exceptional cuisine ! American plan; also
a la carte grill. Table abundantly sup
plied from Klttatlnny farms. Orchestra,
concerts, dances, flolf, tennis, saddle
horses, bowling, boating, bathing, fishing,
tc. Booklet, auto maps and terms upon
request. New garage.
JOHN PURDY COPE.
JS miles from New York good roads all
the way.
ADUtlnctrraSummerandAutumnReaort
A strictly modern hotel with excellent
table and lorries. Altitude 2X0 feat.
Splendid roads; golf Unnis, ate.
Will Remain Open Until October
.lohn .T. fllhhon. Mimnrrr
MOUNT PLEASANT HOUSE,
Mount Pocono, Pa. Private baths; free
garag. W. A. ft 11. U. LEECH.
Canada.
Delightful Vacations in Canada
Along Canadian National Railways, Aid
r. A. YOUNO, Gen. Art., 1S2Q Woolwortk
Hag., Nrw York City.
linen vuu aonnrs. jrraniiin ixj. . r
SEIZED AS INCITER
OF FATAL RIOTS
Support G. Jonas, 'Represen
tative of Abyssinia,' Caught
in Black Belt.
'Ruppert G, Jonas, alleged to be the
Dr. Jluppert O. Jonas who styles him
self a representative of tha Abyssinian
Government and whom the Chicago po
lice hold responsible for a race riot In
which two men wero killed last June,
was arrested last night In the Harlem
negro belt Jit was locked up In tho
West 123d street station on a warrant
In which the Chicago authorities nrcusa
him of being an accessory to murder.
He will be taken to tho Tombs to-day
and held there to await the nrrlval of
Chicago detectives.
Jonas, who Is a white man, was en
tering tlio odlco of tho Black Star
Steamship Company when he was cap
tured. Detective William A. Miller of
the West 135th street station made the
arrest, and when Jonas protested and
called on negroes to wltneaa the Indig
nity that was being forced upon him
Miller showed a copy of the warrant
He denied the charge.
Jonas, according to Information ob
tained from Chicago Inst night, led the
parade organized by the Star Order of
Kthlopla on June 20. In the parado was
a band of zealots who wero preparing to
return to Abyssinia. JonaB halted them
at the edge of the Chicago black belt
and addressed them.
After the man had excited the
Abysslntans In the crowd to a point of
frenxy by a religious appeal and by tell
ing them the negro and Irish races might
rule tho world, the Chicago authorities
allege, ho started another parade. Some
of the Abysslnlnns, It later was discov
ered, had hidden short barrelled rifles
beneath their flowing robes. Two
American flags wero burned at tho
CITY REAL ESTATE.
Borouch of Bronx .Sale or Rent.
46 house:
One family houses, brioc and stucco. Full
lot. 6 rooms and bath with all improve
ments in street and houses. Terraced
lawns, space for garage.
Two short blocks from subway station
and from Bronx Park. Take any Bronx
Subway Express to Allerton Avenue and
walk two blocks east.
MACE ESTATES BUILDING CORPORATION
Agent on Premises Telephone 2230 Olinville
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
JOSErn r. DAY. Itral Kttotf, Auctioneer,
87 Liberty st., N. T. I'hons Cort. TM.
JKHK JOHNSON, irt.. CO., Auctioneers,
1D3 Montazuo st., Brooklyn. N. Y.
CITY REAL ESTATE.
(HES Business Property
DOUGLAS L. EI.LIMAN & CO.
13 Est 49th Ht.
Abore 14th St. to .Wlh St. (Inclusive).
East Rltcr (o North Hirer.
I t.a!
Ln7-i
PENNSYLVANIA ZONE.' "I
& J. J. FOGARTY,
14 W. 33d St. Fltiroj 150Z.,
lloroiinh of Brooklyn SqlfiirBfiitli
FLATBUSH
mOSrECT TABU SOUT1I.-Up to date
attached frame house, 13 rooms and 4
baths, standing showers, sun parlor; lot
60x123. Double garage with hot water
heat and toilet,
if you are looking for a first class
home, and can appreciate construction,
don't fall to see thts one. Price $10,000.
Other houses In all sections of Flstuush.
GEO. W. EGBERT,
1531 Corlrlrnu Ttnad. Brooklyn.
AT BBIOHTON I, STATION.
Phona 14 Flatbush. Open Sunday.
Borough of Queens Sale or Bent.
riDcriMC Monrci. stucco homh
LlltSOUIN 3 DEVELOPMENT
AT MCUMOND HILL OFFEKS TO-DAY
An Exceptional Home Buying Opportunity.
Beautifully designed and decorated ona
family, sK rooms and bath stucco homes.
Price 7.fi00. Easy terms. 10711 109th St.,
Richmond Hill, rtione B010 Richmond Hill.
REAL ESTATE OUT OF CITY.
Long Island .Sale or Rent.
LONG BEACH
Completely furnished fix room bungalows,
gas and electrlo lights, for rent at Long
Beach, four blocks from station. Inquire
Mrs. EDWARD NEWBURN, Park place,
Long Beach. L. I. (near Molltor's Hotel).
LONG BEACH
6 room noune. aiuitu, iimipiciei mmisnea.
gas, electric ugm, sieam neat; an improve
ments. Inquire Mrs. EDWARD NEWBURN.
Tib nlnce. Long Beach. L. I., near Mnll.
tor's Hotel.
I. G. W
OLF,
1270 B'way. N. Y.
Exceptional bargains
on the North Short.
R0CKVILLE CENTRE Sf,,." 8,,
R.W.nennlnts.opp.Sto. for salo we bars It.
HALBA on the Sound, L. I .-HOMES READY
HALBA ESTATES CORP.. 211 B'way.
"North Bhort of Long Island"
BRINTON C. BELL,
phone Ml Bajslde. Bayslde, I I.
Westchester Sale or Bent.
LAKE MAHOPAC
For Sale, California bungalow on high
ground, 0 rooms and bath; electric light;
permanent water rights; few minutes'
walk from station.
MAHOPAC POINT CORPORATION,
1 Madison Ave., N. Y. Oramercy 2377
CHAUNCEY B. CRDJTEN & CO.
Westchestsr'a Leading Realty Experts.
43 East 41st it. Murray HUI-M23.
New York State Sale or Rent.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y.
Best Information about all high class
REALESTATE AND FURNISHED COTTAGES
may be had by communicating with
LESTER BROTHERS (lncorporit:d)
Business established In 1838.
Miscellaneous Sate or Rent.
LIST YOUR COUNTRY ESTATES Wmi
BRYAN L. KENNELLY, Inc.
COUNTRY ESTATK DEPT.,
141 BROADWAY. NEW YORK CITY.
An oduerfUemenf in the Lost and
Found columns of THE BUX AND NEW
YORK HERALD offers a real possibility
ot recovering your lost property.
finale. A brawl started and bullets be
gan to fly. Before the police could closa
In on the mob an American sailor and a
merchant were hilled,
Jonas was arreated the following day,
but after a. brief period of questioning
he was released,
NEGRO CONFESSES
TO TEN MURDERS
Will Be Hanged for Killing
Ranchman.
Los Anosi.es, July 23. Mose Olbson,
negro, sentenced to hang for the murder
of Boy Trapp, o, rancner, or jrunerion,
Cat., has confessed to ten murders In
cluding tho sjaylng of J. B. Beavls of
Baton Bouge, la.-, according to a ieio
nhona message received to-day by
Shorlff John C, Cllne of Los Angeles
county, from Bherlff J. E. Jackson at
Santa Ana,
Sheriff Jackson has Just returned from
taking dlbson to the penitentiary at San
Quentln. The murders to which Jackson
said Olbson confessed were:
Roy Trap, rancher, Fullerton, Cal.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Erhardt, Phoenix,
Arli., last month.
J, R. Bevls, white restaurant man of
Baton Bouge Junction, La., twelve years
ago.
A woman at Orange City Junction,
Fla., killed In November, 1919.
A watchman at a sugar mill at dram
ercy, St James Parish, La., murdered In
November, 1910.
A storekeeper at Wagoner. Grlndla
county, La killed In November. 1910.
Admissions that he committed "thou
sands" of burglaries, obtaining sums
from 10 cents to $100, was made by
Gibson.
Olbson was arresten at Topoca, Ariz.,
for the murder of Trapp. He was
brought here, pleaded guilty to the mur
der charge and sentenced to be hanged
September 21. The negro killed most of
his victims with a hammer, he asserted.
Mr. and Mrs. Erhardt were killed, ac
cording to the confession, after the negro
had served a Jail sentence at Douglas,
Ariz. He said he killed the couple to
obtain money. Bovls also was killed for
money.
CITY REAL ESTATE.
Boroor.Ii of Bronx Sale or Rent
On Holland Ave.
Near AUerton Ave.
KEAL ESTATE OUT OF CITY.
Connecticut Sale or Bent.
SOUND BEACH
50 Minutes from N. Y.
Shore front property, farms, bunga- N
Rj lows, houses, Improved and unlm- w
58 proved property. Easy terms. H
Rl I am In alone, not connected with W
any other orrice. n
ritlN.I. LULNWUUIJ. M
FH r t T t-OT t T"T- C5"iTTTT"i TIC ft PIT M
Tlr,hnne 21ft fiminrt Reach. M
DANIEL F. HOG AN SUmford.'con'n.
New Jersey Sate or Rent.
ENGLEW00D "Effii
H. Weatherby & Co., Englewood, N.J.
RUTHERFORD REALTY BARGAINS.
KDW. 8. BROWN, Shnfer Bldg., Rutherford.
FARM PROPERTY.
AISISOUI rorm Bargains In 33 States.
Catalogue free. 150 Nassau St.. N.V.
SUMMER RESIDENCES TO LET.
To Sublet; Immediate Possession.
To October 1st, California Bungalow; one
minute from beach; North Shore; 5 mas
ter's rooms. 3 baths, t l.OOO.
PELT & Tiumi
542 5th Ave.. N. Y. Tel. Vanderbllt 6285.
FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT.
Harrey B Neivin, Inc., Fof
828 5th Ate. Tel. Vanderbllt 7178.
Eoynton Bros. Co
'87 Smith St.J'trth AmboyJt.J.
BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
Above 14th St. to 60th St. (Inclusive).
East River to North Rher.
PRINTER, LITHOGRAPHER,
BOOKBINDER.
Modern lofts (about 23,000 sq. ft,);
light on three sides. 100 sprlnklered.
Low Insurance. In 50s, west side.
For particulars
wX' A.N.GITTERMAN, mtjt.
or See ' 51 E. 42d St.
OFFICES.
Light suite of offices; corner building; Bth
av. and 42d St. district.
Let Us Know Your Requirements.
FRANK L. FISHER CO.. 30 EAST 42D ST.
TELEPHONE MURRAY HILL 8513.
APARTMENTS UNFURNISHED.
Above Mtli St. 8th Av. to East River.
940 Park Ave.
CORNER 8IST ST. .
Extensive alterations; ready Oct lit.
New plumbing, new plans: 7 rooms andj
2 baths; from $3,200 to $3,900. 4 room
and I bath from $2,000 to $2,600. 3
rooms and 1 bath., $1,400 to $2,000.
Apply for Rental on rremhes.
Above 60th St. Sth Av. to North River.
iiimiiimmiiiiiiimiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiimu
I APARTMENTS I
1 FOR SALE I
237 West 74th St.
E 7 rooms, 2 baths.
8 rooms, 3 baths.
E Representative on premises, 2 5
5 to 6 P. M., including Sunday.
1 SLAWS0N&I10BBS 1
162 West 72d St.
S Telephone 7110 Columbus. s
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 f 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
CITY REAL ESTATE.
- - -
Borough of UrooUra-Bale or RtnU
BROOKLYN'S BIGGEST BARGAINS-
Buy or Rent Now DON'T WAIT
1 Q ONE-FAMILY
READY
FOR SALE
$4.500' to $5,000
4-5-6 Roomi
Ail Improvements
TERMS:-$500 Cash and Upward. BALANCE EASY TERMS
BUY AND EXPENSES FOR ALL CARRYING CHARGES
WILL ONLY COST YOU 25 MONTHLY.
EMMONS AND LAKE AVS.. SHEEPSHEAD BAY
TAKE BIUOirrON BEAOn-X! TO SnEEPSIIEAD'pAY STATION OR
UUKAN AVIS. TllUbblil iu UMWutio
Agent on
Premises, or
ROBERT DANZILO
TWO FAMILY BRICK HOUSES
SEVENTY-SEVENTH STREET
between 15th and 10th Aves. Take West End Subway to TOth St. Station.
SIXTY-SEVENTH STREET
Cor. 6th Ave. Take 4th Ave. Subway to Bay Rldje Ave. Station.
DISTINCTIVE TYPE SEMI-DETACHED
First floor, six rooms and bath; second floor, seven rooms and bath; steam hut
parquet floors; electrlo llehts; hot water heater; enclosed porches. Garage for
two cars.
Apply on premises, or
ARTHUR H. WATERMAN
185 Montague Street, Brooklyn
APARTMENTS UNFURNISHED.
Above 50th St. 5th Av. to North River.
67 RIVERSIDE DRIVE
Handsome Large Rooms
OVERLOOKING nCDSON RIVER.
Six Rooms and Two Baths,
Ten Rooms and Three Baths.
A Few Apartments to
Lease from October 1st.
Apply to Superintendent
Phone Columbus 1660.
Doronsh of Bronx.
Ready for Occupancy
lltCAl APARTMENTS
lUCflL LOCATION
ENTIRE BLOCK FRONT
n j A
(brano uoncourse
S. W. Cor. Ht. Eden Ave.
173d St.
3j p a beautiful:
4-9-ft ROOMS
Larse Foyers
With Etery Concelvnble Improirment
3 Blocks Eait of Jerome Ave.
Sj Lexington Ave. Sub. Station
6th & 9th Ave. Elevated at
Belmont Streot
Acrnt on Premises
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS
Open for Inspection
3-4-5-6 Room Apt.
LARGE, LIGHT & AIRY
with every conceivable improve
ment. Location restricted and
countrified.
University & Andrews Ave.
Block front Cor. 183rd St.
13 minutes' walk from lS3rd St. Station
of the Jerome Ave. Subway and the
Sixth and Ninth Ave L.
iModerits Rcntils. Agent on Premises.
Doroofb. of Brooklyn.
109 MONTAGUE ST., BROOKLYN
4 rooms and bath $110
3 rooms and bath 00
4 rooms and bath (Housekeenlnal. 125
Clinton Trading Corporation,
186 Hemsen St., Brooklyn.
Main 3640.
CITY REAL ESTATE.
F. R. -WOOD & CO.,
128 West 72d St. Tel. Col. 24S.
JULIUS TISCHMAN A SONS. INC.,
IS East 41st st. Vanderbllt 1077.
W. J. ROOME & CO..
177 Madison av.
E. C. II. VOGLER.
Amsterdam av. and S2d st.
Above Hill St. to 3Sth St. (Inclusive).
East Itlirr lo North River.
A HARGAIN-WI11 sacrifice to Immediate
purchaser. Improved dwelling; five baths,
parquet floors, electric light; Immediate pos
session; East .'0s, near Park av. BANKER,
box 439 Sun-llerald, Herald square.
77 EAST 55TH STREET.
Exceptional opportunity Is offered to pur
chase the above house at reasonable prlco
with possession In August. House has stores
and apartments; must bo seen to be appre
ciated. EVERETT M. SEIXAS CO.,
4520 Murray Hill. 303 Bth av. (42d).
UTH AV.. near 40th st. Four story double
flat, with stores. 25x7.1; price $15,400. easy
terms; rental $1,742. JACOB J, TABALT,
,W8 8th av.
222 Madison av. (between 36th and 37th):
25x0.1; suitable to remodel for apartments
(6 baths) or executive offices. Apply owner,
E. M. O'KANE, 202 Madison av. Telephone
0S53 Murray Hill.
4bove SOth St.-Sth Av. to North River.
TO lease or for sale two adjoining flat
houses. West End av.. near flfith. Riilf 411.
82 Wall st.
WE8T END AV.-FIve story. 41x100; rent
ij.uuu; price u,ik; email amount cain;
unusual Investment. J. CLARENCE DAVLE8.
32 Nassau .st. (05). John 1171.
Borough of Bronx Sale or Kent.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
27C6 Brlggs av., near 196th St., 0 room
private dwelling; parquet floors, electric
light; plot 50x100; all newly decorated; con
venient to Jerome av. subway or 3d', 0th
and 0th av. "I,." Call at premises any
day. 1-5. or ALEXANDER SELKIN, 862
1'rospect av.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
1018 Folle st., private block. 2 family
brick, 10 and 6, steam heat, electric light:
rancnUn, ,ft Htmn.nn a. - .1 ... ., r, . '
subway station. Agent at premises dally.
?.B. or. ALEXANDER RK.I.VIV n.-l
pect av.
NEAR CONCOURSE.
Ten rooms, lot 50x100: two blocks from
Jerome av. subway or 6th or Sth av. ,L"
at Klngsbrtdge Road; garage. Call 2641
trraiuii y, mar ivinespriage Jload.
SOUTHEAST corner Topping av.. East 173d
St., near Claremont Park, house, 12 rooms
Improvements; barn: plot about 7 lots; free
and clear; occupancy 00 days: no brokers:
make offer. WILLIAM It. KAHRS, execu
tor, 1720 Washington nv.
Borough of Brooklyn Sale or Rent.
FOR SALE.
Park Slope, most desirable location; 314
stories, extension browniitnn v..... i
! stoop, excellent condition; 17 rooms, 3 oaths.
i parquet and electricity throughout the house!
I hot water heater, high water pressure,
panelled dining room: rented as three suites
also suite for owner; convenient to all car
I lines and subways: price 122 rxYV
$10,000; possession October 1; also It room
and bath brownstone front, 3 story: elec.
trlclty: President St., near 0th av.: nrlc
$14,000; cash $.1,500. Telephone 6227 South
between ft and 12 A. M. '
HOTEL Situated In tne heart of Brooklyn.
27 up to date furnished rooms, to lease tot
a long term; brokers protected. For par
ticulars write or phone lo I. SCHULMAN.
1T1 Bowery. N, T. Tel. Orclard 8M9
CITY REAL ESTATE.
Borough of Brooklyn Sale or neat.
NEW STUCCO HOUSES
FOR OCCUPANCY
FOR RENT
$50 to $55 Monthly
44 Court St.. TlrnAMm
Telephone Msln V14'
Borough of (Jueens Sale or Rent.
IMMEDIATE possession, brick, 2 story and
basement, A rooms and bath, garage, ter
race lawn front: every known lmprovtmnt
and convenience; 2 blocks from L" and
eubway station; 12 minutes to 42d et,. price
$12,000; easy terms. Address ROBERT L
PURNELL. 312 East 42d St., New York
REAL ESTATE OUT OF CITY.
Lone Island Sale or Rent.
AN IDEAL HOME,
at an attractive price; six large rooms, tiled
bath: garage: Colonial finish, all Improve,
menta; NEW AND HEADY NOW: near Uis
park; two blocks to subway station, tnenty
minutes to Times square; cash required
$3,000, balance reasonable terms; phone or
write for photo, plana and card ot Inspection
J S. WITHERS, 82 Vanderbllt av room
1?14. Tel. Vanderbllt 1)48.1.
A PERFECT LITTLE COIXINIAL HOME IN
FLUSHING: eight rooms and tiled bath,
extra servant s toilet and basin; large oprn
flrse place In living room, parquet floors,
large living porch; beautiful section, price,
$12,500. $3,500 cash.
JOHN W. PARIS & SON, Inc.,
141 West 30th st. Telephone Greelty6604.
BEAUTIFUL NEW HOMES, with ga
rages; one-half hoar Manhattan; nine
to twelve rooms, three baths and rxtra
lavatory; $25,000 up, terms to suit, Cen
tral av. and Pine at. WM. K. MAC
DONALD. Woodmere. L. I. rhonea
Woodmere 3128 or 3200.
BUNGALOW for sale, In Merrick Plaia, L. I.;
big bargain. Inquire C61 West IHlst st,
New York city.; Janitor.
EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN,
Beautiful stucco ho:se, 11 rooms, on plot
75x268, for sale, with all modern Improve
mentu, In the best section of Lawrence, L.
I. For partclulars apply ESTHER COHN',
Spruce st.. Cedarhurst, L. I.
POMES, $0,500 upward; easy terms. 11TDU
A BAXTER. Port Washington, L. I.
LITTLE home In country; three room bun
galow, with acres fine land; near neigh
bors; good school; fine, heallhy section;
price, $2,300, on terms. THOMAS MORR13,
owner, room 809. 1270 Broadway, New York.
SPRINGFIELD. L. I.-Houses and lots; bar
gains. SCHABEHORN, opposite station.
Telephone Springfield 1817.
Connecticut Solo or Rent.
A. M. BOLES.
Ileal Estate, Sound Beach. Tel. 549.
New York State Sale or Rent.
FOR Rent or Sale Handsome 12 room house:
three baths, electric lights, 70 foot porch
wonderful health resort; entertain business
proposition. S. M. STRONG, StanfordUlle,
Dutchess Co., N. Y.
Westchester Sale or Rent.
ATTRACTIVE elx room house and game,
all Improvements; $0,000. 130 Beechnood
av.. Mount Vernon; near Columbus av sta
tion. PLOT 100x200. 8 rooms, bath, attic; front,
rear porches; concrete cellar; laundry,
electricity, gaf, open fireplaces, hot water
heating; garage, shrubbery, 5 minutes to
station; $15,000, cash $5,000. NUTLY, SO
Melbourne av., Mamaroneck, N. Y.
New Jersey Sale or Rent.
DWELLINGS at Mountain Lakes and Boon-
ton. EDWARD J. CAHILL, Boonton, N. J.
TELEPHONE me now. Beautiful Craftsman
home, 7 rooms, bath, large veranda, largo
living room, open fireplace, built-in book
cases, parquet floors, pantry, gss and elec
tric kitchen, all Improvements, large attic,
good location, near schools, station, c: 30
minutes N. Y. city. $1,500 cash, balance
monthly. Large plot. JOHN A. BALDWIN,
25 West 43d st. Tel. Murray Hill 7S9.
Massachusetts Sale or Rent.
FOR SALE Cottage, partly furnished, In the
heart of the Berkshire Hills In the town
ot Chester, Mass.; price reasonable. Ad.
drees L. L. IIIGGINS, P. O. box 1824. New
Haven, Conn.
FARM PROPERTY.
FOR rent or on shares, 00 acre farm; barn?,
ic. ; Ideal for truck, sheep or poultry.
S. M. 8TRONG. Stanfordvllle, Dutchen
Co., N. V.
217 ACRES, mountain farm or estate; nesr
station; magnificent views and sites, brook;
2 houses; sell on contract. EDWARD J. CA
HILL, Boonton. N. J.
500 acre well balanced farm with flvo houses
and farm buildings, near Boonton. at $8J
per acre. EDWARD J. CAHILL, Boonton,
N. J.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.
APARTMENT house leaseholds, paying
$.1,000 and $10,000 per year under net leases:
will exchange for apartment home fee.
PAUL. 44 Broad St.. room 609.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
OFFICES, 244 West 4!d st ;
400-3,000 sq. feet. See HAWLEY.
WANT private house West Side, 72d st. to
140th at.; south side' of street, suitable for
alteration; will lease for 10 or :o years at
net rental. PAUL. 44 Broad st.. roomSOJ
SUMMER RESIDENCES TO LET.
BELLE HARBOR.
Immediate possession, ocean block for Ml
ance season or year round; 11 rooms. te
baths, modern Improvements. MULLER,
ih.i lieaen I3tn. Phone ueiie naroor
BUNGALOW, five rooms, bath, furnlsMi,
, - . . ... -.t.l..
runmiiK wilier anu sua, lutairu .-a,. -.
Fire Island. Inquire JOHN AVRUTIS. 15'"
noor. it nroan si.; leiepnone nnum i.w
rnn rental xvmhrnnk. Conn . for bal
ance of season: Furnished cottage, nlr.
rooms; two baths; 500 feet from Sound.
Apply C. B. L., Westbrook, Conn. Box -t.
rrlce. $350.
FINELY furnished bungalow. Implements.
overlooking Rarltan Hay. $200 tmlan.-e sea
son. Call GIBB. 040 Rockawsy st . Totten
vllle. Btaten Island.
GREENWICH. CONN.-Furnlshtd house. 5
bedrooms, 2 baths; private oeacn.
Hi
(r montn. Teiepnone 441 ureenwicn.
ORE. 701 South Greenwich av. ,
IN select cottage, apartment to rent to adult
lamuy, private oain ana an
331 North Reach. 86, Hammers Station.
Rockaway Beach. -
liOCKAWAY PARK (116-15 Wasnlngton
av.)-Completely furnished cotlsxe, le"
largo rooms: one block from ocean
until Sept. 15. Belle Harbor SOT.
FACTORIES FOR SALE ORggS
FOR bargalna In commercial ater front
properties aee JOSEPH T. MULLIGA.n.
55 Liberty at. ,
0,000 horse water power; 23 acres of UJ
with factory buildings, railroad ill
EDWARD J. CAHILL, Boonton, N. J.

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About The Sun and the New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1920-1920