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But Joseph Siegel Says He Gave II
All Away to Friends and
Employees.

Five Of eight barrels Of sugar received
by Joseph Siegel. of No. sls East 17sth
street. the Bronx. from a Michigan sugar
dealer and manufacturer of baby car
rages, were presented only TO friends. en-
ployes and relatives. he yesterday declared
TO Arthur Williams Federal Food Admin
htrator. Mr.. Siegel also manufactures
perambulators and has warehouse al
l'Sd street and Boston road.
Accompanied by his counsel Frederick
II. Groehl. formerly a Magistrate, the
manufacturer appeared before the Food
Administrator at No. 130 East Fifteenth
street, and explained how he happened to
have this supply of sugar, which was sent
to him as a gift from w. +. Jennison, of
Bay City. Mich. He offered to produce
statements showing that he also had given
away the rest of the consignment, which
included a one hundred pound bag. All
arrived with a consignment of baby car
riages he said.
The case of Lamborn & Co. sugar brok-
ers. of No. 129 Front street, charged by the
Connecticut Beef Company. of Hartford,
with selling 1000 pounds of sugar at fifteen
cents a pound, has been submitted by the
Food Administrators to the United States
Attorney. Benjamin Matthews. The 1000
pounds represented. according to a repre-
sentative of the firm, an excess shipment
on an order amounting to 1900 tons of
Cuban raw sugar. The Lamborn firm, he
said, went to the Sugar Equalization
Board with the suggestion that this excess
be distributed on account of the sugar
shortage. The Sugar Equalization Board
authorized the distribution of the sugar,
he said.
DR. Jonathan c. Day will open two more
stations for the sale Of navy surplus food
today. One will be at No. 166 West lo4th
\ l. L
Building. Mount Vernon. \. Y. This will
make sixteen stations in all. Butter. the
price of which will be announced in few
days. will be offered for sale, as well as
The New York herald., 1920-01-08
ARRIVED.

Str Madonna Fn. Marseilles Dec II. Naples
Goth. Palermo 21st and 81 Michaels 9th, to James
w EIwell 4 Co, with "A cabin, ,349 steerage
passengers and mdse. Went to foot Of 31st street.
Brooklyn.
Str Argentina q Az, Trieste Dec f3. Patras
10th, Naples 18th, Palermo 10Th. Almeria 22d
and Gibraltar Path, TO Phelps Bros & Co, with 5
first, 93 second cabin, 943 steerage passengers
and mdse. Went to pier Z. Bush Docks, Brook
lyn.
Str Mercury, Antwerp Dec %, to tho Interua
tional Mercantile Marine Co, with passengers and
mdse.
Str City of Norwich (Br. London Dec IS. to
Norton. Lilly Co. IN ballast Went to pier 1.
Bush Docks, Brooklyn.
Str Portland Maru Jop) Newcastle Eng, Dec
16. to the slgsbee- Humphrey Co. in ballast. An
chored off Liberty.
Str Cadillac tBr) Hamburg.
Str Julia Luckenbach Rotterdam Dec "a, to the
Luckenbach Steamship Co, with mdse. Went to
foot of 33d street. Brooklyn.
Str Madden Dutch, Sourabaya Oct is, Batavia
Nov 1. Samarang eth, Durham 2sth, Paramaribo
Dec 23 and Barbados 26th. TO Funch, Edge & Co.
with passengers and mdse. Anchored off Sta
pleton.
Str Knoxville Santa Te Dec and Rio Janeiro
7th, to the Munscn Steamship line, with quebracho
wood. Went to foot OF Green street, Brooklyn.
Str Yarmouth tBr), Kingston Dec 90, Port Maria
2sth and Havana Jan 1, TO the Black Star line.
with sc passengers and mdse Went to foot of
136th street, North River
Str James whitney. Matanzss Dec 81, to the
Munson Steamship line, with sugar.
Str Levisa, Santiago Dec 80, to the United Fruit
Co. with mdse.
Str Ell AImirante, Galveston Dec 80. to the
Southern Pacific Co. with mdse. Went to pier
81. North River.
Str Gulf OF Mexico. Port Arthur. Tex, Dec So
to the Gulf Refining Co. with oil.
Str Frontera (Nor) Port Antonio Dec 81, to the
Atlantic Fruit Co. with 1 passenger and fruit.
Str Ell Sud, New Orleans Jan l, TO the Southern
Pacific Co, with mdse. Went to pier 80, North
River.
Str Princess Anne. Newport News and Norfolk
TO the Old Dominion Steamship Co. with passen-
gers and mdse. Went to pier 26, North River.
Str Helder (Nor). Newport News Jan s. to the
Kinsley Steamship Co, in ballast.
u S S Yankton. Bermuda.
Tug VIM Mills. towing barges.
Returned-Str Kayseeka, hence for Yokohama.
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DANCERS TO Navigation.

TReported 10 thc lFydrographic office.I
Jan T. lat 81 g.s n, lou 70 OF W. the dredge
Pa,apsco sank in 1s fathoms of water. The a.
frame on the drcdge is about 80 feet in height,
which leaves about is feet cleara
Dec q. lat ~ o7 n. lon So 80 W, a wsteriossed
dercilct about 100 feet long. apparently on It's
side. also several large spars attached to two
upright SPAR.
Dec is. lat 20 i3 n. lon 15e ~ W, log about
4 or > feet in diameter aud is feet long. covered
with marine growth.
Dec 30 lat IS ~ n, lon 100 IS W. dcrelic,
scow barely gvash
The New York herald., 1920-01-08
GOT EIGHT BARRELS OF SUGAR
IN CARGO OF BABY CARRIAGES

navy standard white flour. as soon as ii
can be moved from Brooklyn warehouses.
Louis Leavitt. of williamsburg. recently
charged with alleged profiteerng in the
boarding of more than two million pounds
of bacon, was reindicted by the Federal
Grand Jury in Brooklyn. Leavitt failed to
appear in the morning to answer to the
new indictment and was adjudged in de-
fault. He apeared in the afternoon. how
ever, whenu he was held for examination
until Monday. The old bail bond was re-
newed.
The New York herald., 1920-01-08
CLEARED.

Str Belgic (Br,. Jones' Iiyerpool-International
Mercantile Marine Co.
Str volumnia (Br), Wilson, Loudon-Cunard
Steamship Co.
Str vindelia (Br,, Gemmen Giasgow-Anchor
line.
Str Gustavsholm (Sw). Bergman Helsingfors
ana Observation-Disclosures. Witty g. Co.
or aspen tSw), Person. Gotbenburg' NorkoeP-
ing, 0c-Furness, Witty & co.
str Mongolia, Lewis, Hamburg and Antwerp
international Mercantile Marine Co.
Str lancastrian (Br) Wood, Antwerp-interna-
tional Mercantile Marine Co.
Str Ablanset, May Bilbao and Lisbon--Norton,
Lilly Co.
Str American STAR Smith. Lisbon oporto. vigo
and Bilbao-New York and Cuba Mail steamship
Co.
Str Moncalieri GtaD. Turchi, Naples and Genoa
via Gibraltar-Furness. Witty Co.
Str War Earl (Br), Barron, Cape Town, Mossel
Bay, &c-Barber Steamship lines.
Str Tulsa. Nordberg Callao, africa. &e-New
fork ana South America line.
Str Chicago Bridge Eyarts, Santos and Rio
Janelro-United States and Brazil Steamship line.
Str Shaume. Huitfelot, Montevideo and Buencs
Ayres-Munson Steamship line.
Str Abangarez. Glenn, Havana, Cristobal and
Fort Lmon-United Fruit Co.
Str Commewyne Dutch, Fonscrt. Cape Hay
tfen. Port de Paix, &c-Funch, Edye & Go.
Str Wacouta Smith Havana Vera Cruz and
Tampico-New York and Cuba Mail Steamship Co.
Str Algonquin. Archibald Porto Plata, Sanchez,
&c-Clyde Steamship Co.
str Norden tDan). Clausen, Naval station Guam
tanamo, &c-New York and Cuba Mall Steamship
Co.
Str Maracaibo. johnson. Laguayra. Curacao, &c
Bliss, Dallett & Co.
Str Munarcan (B), Jacobson, Matanzas and
Cardenas- -Munson. Steamship line.
Str FL Mundo, Parker. Galveston-Southern Pa
cific Co.
Str Mohawk. Ingram. Charleston ana jackson
vile-Clyde Steamship Co.
Str Meteor, Sawyer, Newport News, Va-New
York and Cuba Mail Steamship Co.
Str VIM Warden. Peterson, Norfck-D T
Warden.
Str Bylayl, Pierce. Norfolk-susquchann Steam
ship Co.
Str sloterdyk DUTCH, Metz, Baltimore-Hoi-
land America line.
Str VIM Murray, Hoffman. Baitimore--New
York and Baltimore Transportation Co.
Str Elkridge, Bierd, Philadephia-W Grace
g. Co.
Str Pawnee. Robinson, Boston-Eastern Steam
ship Corporation.
Str Mohawk. Hamiin. Fan River, Mass-New
England Steamship Co.
schr Areonauta (Port), Da Cruz, oporto-wrsht,
Faber & Co.
schr Friendship, Aagaard, Buenos Ayres-J F
Whitney q Co.
Tug Resolute, Marcy. Tampico. Mex-Merritt
Chapman Derrick and Wrecking Co.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND cENTR AL AMERICA WEST INDIES


jamaica Wis Kins S a
and dBu
qutog NJ he pa OF o P III
her parts Of Hd IN ct ur or be pee for derntH
psm
Ss ana san domingo CITY san
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE.
GRAMS.

BERMUDA, Jan barometer at noon. 3o.34
inches' wind. NE; weather, cloudy; maximum
temperature. ca deg Fair.
CAPE RACE. NF' Jan barometer at noon.
30.15 inches; wind, light. variable: weather dull
and cloudy; temperature 20 deg Fahr.
The New York herald., 1920-01-08
HERALD CABLE REPORTS.
Arrivals at and Departures from For
eion Ports.

AvoNMoUrH, Jan 5-Arrvcd. str Scottsburg.
Baltimore via Norfolk.
ARDRosSAN. Jan 7--saiIcd. str Lord Antrim
(Brl, Baltimore
AMSTERDAM Jan ARRIVED, str British Cen
err fIirl Port Arthur via Halifax.
ANTWERP. ian 3-Arrivcd, strs Samland
fBele). Baltimore; tth. wheaton. New York.
Sailed Sd. str American Dutch, New York.
ADbN. Dec 20 Sailed, str Yoscrc Brl, from
Calcutta and Colombo for Boston and New York
ADELAIDE, jan 2--Arrivsdl str 8orela isr)'
New York via ualbou aud Melbourne.
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.


a
erI tF nd SSs5
souh frca VI Cape Town Pt E also par ma 70
G
dSpao Especially adde ony) ais
dptma
A'0 CAM NJ. M ~ ~ ~ ~ '
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AMERICAN PORTS.
tBy Telegraph

BOSTON. Mass, Jan s--Arrlved. tug valley
Forge towing bargcs Phoenix and rottsto~n
Arrived 9Th. strs Nueces. Galveston; Cotcrun
Norfolk; West Tosus. Antwerp, sc. wa
Michaels; Lake Gravity fowey via sydney, , /, 70 ~
Corralcs. baltimore; Lake Sohago. Cardenas; h.r
shaw, Norfolk Skoshclm (Nor,. Gotbcnburg' i~is
ware. New York North Land, Yarmouth tus
wood. pivor,ide ana s,ro.asb.ra, neser. Port
Lana
The New York herald., 1920-01-08
TRANsPACTFIC MAILS.


Aura Fran
hawaii
Tshti sar
5
eamer
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DRoPpING OF TIME BALL.

NEW YORK, Jan The time ball above the
Navigation and Marine Engineering School OF the
Seamen's Church Institute. No 20 South street,
dropped today at exact noon. 18TH meridian time,
desiring correct Greenwich mean time telephone
Broad-207.
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~ NOTICE TO MARINERS. -
THE HERALDS Ship Nes office adjacent to the Barge
office at the Battery. Telephone 1572-Broad
CLOSING OF MAILS.

o. stored
Earl rgise
in than at PoO
Station stamps e tn %an % % nIR
Amerc ia cosso - -
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WIRELESS REPORTS.

str Frederik VIII dam, New York for Christiaua
&c, was 800 miles of Ambrose lishtship at
noon 9Th; reports NE storm and high seas.
Str Caserta QtaD, Naples for New York, Is ex-
pected to arrive at Quarantine about AN
Thursday.
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

str rawnee Boston for New York. n the East.
Drn steamship Corporation. with mdsc.
steam Yacht Oneida. Greenwich Tor New York.
Tugs Fred u DsIsell aud II Dnlzcii' hsht 1s'
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MARINE-FOR SALE OR WANTED

FOR SALE-STEAM TUG VIM. J. WADE, 14-ir
single engine MCINTOSH, Brooklyn Bridge
Dock. Beekman-24OO.
FOR SALE-Gasolene freight boat, $50 tons, suit
able inland waters. MCINTOSH, brooklyn
Bridge Dock. Beekman-24O0.
YACHT FOR SALE.
100 foot twin, screw, two 800 H. p. Craig motors,
elaborately furn lshed. first class condition; For
particulars write o. f. GUNDERSON, 81 Scher-
me rhorn St. Brooklyn.
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EyThe time given IN the above table II East
rn standard time and is furnished by the United
states Coast and Geodetic Survey.
The New York herald., 1920-01-08
Bound East.

io;ls AND; Nottingham, with barges !at 500
AMI; Socony No ., with (at 1920 AND; Mespe''
with (at 1856 AM.
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for NEW YORK, JAN. s.

Sun rises .... 90 Moon rises. 27 PM
Sun sets .. 45 Moon SETS. SO AM
TIME OF HIGH WATER JANUARY s.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMER!
SAiLsTHrRSDAY.

BeIric. Liverpool ................. Nom
III Monte. New Orleans. Noon
Fl Siglo Galveston. on................. Noon
Mohawk Charleston aud jacksonville. Noon
Princess Anne. Norfolk. k.............. 800 PM
Matsnzas. Progreso and Tampico. -
soSua Kingston ...................... -
War Earl Cape Town. -
Wscouts. Havana. &c................. -
SAIL FRIDAY.
Colon. Port Prince and Cristobal... $500 Pm
CITY Of st Louis Savannah. ........... Noon
Jefferson Norfolk .................. 800 PM
SAIL SATURDAY.
Columbia. Glasgow ................... Noon
yfeuw Amsterdam. Plymouth. Bou.
lognc and Rotterdam. .............. Noon
Rssaiipd, ST Johns. s.................... -
MORO Castle, Havana a................. Noon
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Tugs Lizzie d. with barge tat 1910 PM)i
Elmer keeier. with 4 (at s:45 PMD; Geo u Nc
caffrey, with (st PM 6th).
New-York tribune., 1920-09-11
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT, RICHMOND COUNTY.
-FREDERIcK RADWAY. dong hus.-
/. l.. RApWANEK SEED CO.. plaint,m.
against LCIS cASTANE OLIVIA, doing
business under the name and style OF
SOrIEDAD ANONIMA CASTANE. De-
irndant.
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT:
YOU ARE: HEREBY Sl'AtMONED to an
over the compliant in this action, and to
servo copy Of your answer on tho Plain
tfs attorney within twenty days after the
service OF this summons exclusive OF tho
day OF service, and in OF your failure
70 appear or answer judgment Will be
lief demanded in the complaint
Dated. New York. this I'd day Of July
1920.
ELIAS RERNSTEIE
Attorney for Plaintiff. Ofrce ana p O.
Address, 80 Broad Street Borough OF
Manhattan. New York city
TO LUIS CASTANE OLIVIA doing busi-
ness under the name and style OF
SOClEDAD ANONIMA CASTANE..
The foregoing summons Is served upon
YOU by publication pursuant to an order OF
Hon. Arnor l.. SQu!res, Justice OF tho Su-
prelnc Court Of the State Of New York
dated tn" 5th day Of August, 1920, and
flied with the complaint in the office ot
County Court Hous" in the County o.,
Richmond. state VI New York.
Dated. New York. this 6th day Of Au.
gust. 1870.
ELIAS BERNSTEIN.
Attorney for Plaintiff, once AMI f. q
Address. 20 Broad Street Borough OF
Manhattan. New York CITY,
New-York tribune., 1920-09-11
Apartment Buyers
A ctive i'm the
Harlem Section
Nine-Story Lido Hall, at
9TH Avenue Corner, Re-
sold; Trading i'm Tene~
ments ON the East Side

Lido Hall, the rine-story apartmen MT
at 1900 to 1905 Seventh Avenue, corner
Cathedral Parkway, 10Ox7O11. has been
resold by the Rosmor Realty Company
to the Lido Hall Apartment Company
A mortgage of $685. 900 was retained by
the vendor.
The Benenson Realty Company
oought from the 1o8th Street Realty
Company the Algeria, an eight story
apartment at 24l West lO8th Street
1oxloO.1l. adjoining the Manchester
apartments, at the northeast corner of
broadway. The structure is arrange d
for forty-eight families.
The tivestory Marcella apartment
with stores, and the adjoining four
story store, tenement, with combined
frontage of 145 feet on East 1o5th
Street. known as q to IA, has been sold
to the X. &; H. Realty Company. Ra-
phael Dankowtz is the seller. A mort
gage of S173,812 formed part of the pur-
chase price.
julius Nehrng, Inc, sold for Arnold
lhayer to William Bergstone two Ave
story flats at 1913 and 1875 Edgecomb
Avenue, 5ox1OO.
y Samuel Richman sold to Louise
Cohen the fve-story fiat 81 s West
Hath Street, 25x1O0.l1.
O-"' oOAO 1OI I1eTIHaU kGler,
the slx-story apartment, 5Ox75. at 259
and PSI West Twelfth Street.
Samuel Rosenbaum sold to the Ma
sure Realty Company, 521 and 523 West
aooth 90 Street, two five-story fats, 50x
Harman Foth as trustee sold to Will
lam .. Hagan the fve-story tenement
o4o East Twelfth Street, 25x75.
wax hieinslnger sold to Sarah Wal
teter, ia Avenue Q. southeast corner
of Eighth Street, a four-story tene-
ment with stores, 19x695.
Mayor Koch sold to the X I. Invest
ing Company the fve-story tenement
~ haS: 126th Street, 25x99.11.
Charles r. Faruele sold for Carol"n
roster, (Princess Aymen de Faucienv
Lucinge) to Arthur Apfelbaum, The
hve:story tenement, So Ludlow Street.
Nicola Nccchio sold to Enrico VIZ
glani, 22O3 First Avenue, southwest
corner of 18th Street. a six-storv tcne-
ment, 25.1lxlOO.
Slsca and Palladino sold for Gustavo
Kosse to Berardin De Nunzio, pa East
lood Street, four-story tenement,
New-York tribune., 1920-09-11
Major ]. A. Bensel Buys
Fine East 5Oth St. Home

Bryan L. Kennedy sold to jor John
A. Bensel, for occupancy, for the F. B
Burnham estate, AZ East Fiftieth Street
a five-story dwelling, 2lx10O.
Susie Raboch sold to John G. Nugent
1872 East Forty-seventh Street, q four.
story dwelling 20x100.5.
Don H. Bacon sold to Agnes C. O'Nell
the four-story dwelling, 1O9 East Thir-
ty-ninth Street, 25x9Se.
Frank j. Duval sold to Jordan Michel
the story dwelling 2O9 East Thir-
ty-tirst Street, 18.9x989.
Ida Kahn resold TO Donate NJ. Vasti
the three-story dwelling 245 East 122d
Street.
The Merato Improvement Company
sold to the 6s West Eigkty-third Street
Company the four-story dwelling, SO
West Eighty-third Street, 20xlO22
r. Sharum sold to Emma J. PAUL. 81
West 18th. Street, 3 three-story dwell
ling, 1Tx100. The purchaser is tenant
of the property.
Daniel B. Freedman sold to Nine.
Schneider. dressmaker, 108 West Eigh-
ty-siXth Street. a tive-story dwelling,
20xl00. 1t will be altered by the buyer,
who is the tenant. into apartments,
with store on the ground floor.
Mary j. Costello sold to Dorothy W.
SlIdlSnC 413 west lWenty-nrSt street,
three story dwelling, 2l.11x104.
John H. Pierce sold for Thomas H.
Smith TO Susie L. Fletcher. of Wash
!ngton, the three-story dwelling at 229
West 130th Street, 16.Sx100.
The Tompkins estate sold to Michael
Poone the four-story dwelling at 104
Greenwich Avenue. 2010x63.7
Shaw & Co. sold for Caroline Den
niston 10 West 92lst Street, a four
story dwelling, 20xloO.11.
Emma D. Griffin sold to Bessie and
Tessie Shaughnessy the three-story
dwelling at 1873 West 127th Street, 16x
99.11.
l. Jacobs sold to a client of Edward
5: Foley the four-story dwelling at IA
West Eighty-fourth Street, 20.l0x1Oo.2
D. "; Wehrenberg sold to John f.
Dunseiths the three story dwelling at
1l6 West 122d Street, 12x1O0.1l
Adelaine Sobel sold to Eleanor Will
iams 6S Edgecombe Avenue, southeast
corner of 13Sth Street, a three story
dwelling, 2Ox68.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-11

MapIewood, N. J. n.x s2ooo 20, ;, cssh c
ana Ola English dwelling. parqust noors,
%psn ,ns,. ntspiac,; ,is M bath. big lot immediate
SFEVkSB. AIS Central Avenue Newark
New-York tribune., 1920-09-11
Penna Alumni
Buy Building
I'm 10th Street
University of Pennsylvania
Gets Property Abutting 8
The Former Home Club;
Bought for Clubhouse
Downtown StructuresSold
Tenant Purchases Loft i'm
Vaudewater St. Acquired
nv Seller at Auction

The New York Alumni Of the Uni
rsrsity OF PeunSy y!vania have bought
the eight-story stone structure at 12
and I. East Forty-sixth Street, 50x100.5,
shifting the former Home Club prop
srty at IL to II East Forty-ffth Street,
which the alumni purchased last Msvch
for q clubhouse.
The Forty-sixth Street property was
renorted sold last July by Cushman &
Wakefield, Inc. for Henry Mandel. who
hnnpht it short time before from
Livingston Phelps.
The former Home Club, which was
originally started by Pliny Fisk, the
banker consists of a nine~story build
ine. with stores and five story build
ing the two occupying q plot 95xl00.5,
adjoining the Abercrombe & Fitch
Suilding 1t the northwest corner of
Madison Avenue. This was taken by
the club subject to a mortgage for
s45O000, and as part of the deal the
Home Club Company allows second
loan in the way Of purchase money
mortgage for 100000 to remain for
three years st per cent. The Forty
sixth Street property was taken sub
ject to mortgage of S275,000. The
alumni took over the two properties in
the name Of the Forty fifth and Forty
sixth Streets Corporation. formed in
July and capitalized at s675,o00. Its
incorporators are W. F. Sweeney, E.
J. Rcseberry and F. a. Richardson.
Leonard WE'LL resold to the H,Iden-
brand Lithographing Company, the
present tenant. the hve-seory loft 14-l6
Vandewater Street, 519xl23IOx39 Ok
10, just north Of Brooklyn Bridge.
Mr. WE'LL bought the property at auc-
tion several months ago.
Snowber & Co. sold for the Cham
bers- Greenwich Street Company the
fiye-story building at 1G5 Chambers
Street. 25x7S. This sale disposes of
the entire property, 78x193, owned by
the sellers at the northeast corner of
Chambers and Greenwich streets, and
this is the eighth PROPERTY on this
block sold within the last three months
by Snowber & CO.. who have been
made agents Tor the building just sold.
Charles Laue bought the six-story
loft building 332 Canal Street, running
through to SO and IL Lispenard Street,
between Broadway and Church Street,
New-York tribune., 1920-09-11
PROCLAMATION
Goat OF Ar.ns)
STATE OF NEW YORK,

Executive Chamber
,N' WH:HEAS \; a.. vacancy &C, exists in tho
Seventeenth Assembly District OF the
County Of New York. State of New York
.''uS"I by the removal frc'n Office by thu
august CiAeas"ns. Assem- biyman from said
SOW. THEREFORE,. I. Alfred f. smith
Of ~" Laws Of 1908 az amended b. s~--
3n nn g. o, rnaps'r ss go o. ,he Laws Of 2'!
1tt"! Laws. Anpwn AS the Election Law
&c., u" hsrehy ~ order and proclaim that an
place o. said August Claessens be held in
the seventeenth Assembly District OF the
County Of New York. state of New York.
teen hundred and twenty. such election to
be conducted in the mode prescribed by
law for the election OF members OF Assem-
S:,, SHai Of the state at The Capitol in the
in the year OF our Lord one thousand nine
'seaD. ALFRED e. SMITH
Ry the Governor:
JEREMIAH F. CONNOR
S"cretary to the Governor
tEndorsed).
FRANCIS NJ. HCGo,
Secretary of State.
stat" Of New York
once of the Secretary of State 80
have compared the preceding couy Of
proc amaton OF the Governor with original
prociamation ON fils In this ONCE. and do
transcript therefrom and Of the whole
thereof.
GIVEN under my hand and the Seal Of
city Of Albany. thie seventeenth day Of
Aug!sI In the year one thousand nine
tssap. FRANCIS NJ. HUGO.
III. @A0N&4ANR Of @tatN.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-11
Operator Takes Over Mott
Haven Apartments i'm Bronx

The Mott Haven apartment, at AIS
through to 425-443 East 137th Street,
150x260, has been purchased BY l. Port
man from Leslie r. Palmer 1t con-
tains 720 rooms, in two, three and
four-room suites. The building is
seven stories on 138th Street and six
on 18TH Street. On the l38th Street
side there are seven stores. Joseph
Weiostein was the broker
Samuel Cowen sold for client
premises, s65 Cauldwell Avenue corner
161st Street, fve-story apartment with
stores to Mr.. Schmulowitz.
Walter E. Brown sold for Louise A.
Jackson, 1908 Franklin Avenue, a one
family dwelling.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-11
and Found Wanted
CRrac AN&
Oppos
LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS
Lost BaakbookB

ST-Bankbook No. 1895. of the Union
Dime Savings Bank is missing. Any per
son having a claim 70 1t Is hereby called
upon to present the same within ten days
or submit to having said passbook can
ce!led and one issued.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-11

LOST-Bankbook No. 53s.7s3. the Green
~ich Savings Bank. 2&6 and 24S Sixth
av y. Y. City. Payment stopped, Please
return TO bank
New-York tribune., 1920-09-11
Flats in 84th Street Sold

Edward y. Crosby, & Co. and julius
Levy sold for Mrs. Elizabeth N. Fitz-
patrick the two ,ive-story flats 13o and
l4l West Eightyfourth Street, 44xlOO,
70 the 46 West Eighty-third Street
oompany lJoseph. Polsten, president),