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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-20
ACTORS AND WRITERS
FROLIC TO A DRAW
Supremacy as Entertainers
Undecided at Press Club.

The question OF whether newspaper
men or actors are the better entertainers
got all tangled up in a joyous circle in
the early hours of Sunday. when score
of the mminaries now glowing in the
theatres uptown tried to brighten the
dawn OF a yet cheerful day for the gem
tlemen OF the press. The wills o. Park
Row, producers OF "Hyladdin" and SINH
lar classics. declined to be illuminated
without themselves striving to bring
about similar glows of good feeling in
the stage people.
The resulting draw was a hugely en-
ioyable midnight frolic," the first Of
what promises TO be an annual ''set to-
gether" of theatrical stars and newspa-
permen. Three hundred OF the latter
were present in the Press Club, p
Spruce street. whittier the stars jour
neyed after their Saturday night PER-
formances. Frank Tinney, Louis, Mann
and George Beban were In tho van of the
men, and Alys Delysia did molly fo- the
women. The Duncan Sisters pleased
highly as did all the acts, which in
cluded Frank Fay, Walter Z. Kelly.
Charles Judels, Harry Deli. the Hilger
Trio, George Sessel and Nelson and
Cronin.
The guests included MaJor-Gen. John
r. Organ, +. II. La Guardia, President
or the Board Of Aldermen; Sheriff David
II. Knott. big Bill" Edwards Specii II
Deputy Police Commissioner John a.
Harriss, Bernard NJ. BarLch Senator
Abraham S. Kaplan and Gov. Alfred e.
Smith. A telegram of greeting was re-
~ M. mi.
affair was arranged by a committee
headed by S. Jay Kaufman for the bene-
fit of the Newspapermens Benevolent
League
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-20

Barnum 70 c. Masoud in l West Sixty
seventh street. furnished. 10 John j..
| Cisco, Jr In 303 West Seventy-fourth
street 70 Theodore Dougherty in ISL
West Seventy-fifth street, furnished TO
Marion -. Savage: IN 1903 West seventy
sixth street TO Miss Billie Brandee, and
/ in West Nlnety-fourth street TO George
I L. Jordon.
Spear 4 co. have leased the seventh
/ floor at 119 to 125 West Twenty-fifth
! street 70 the Hoffman Fur Coat Com
pany also the third floor at l2l West
/ Thirty-third street 10 the NJ Cohen Pet
1 ticoat Company the rear OF parlor floor
at 9 West Twenty-first street 10 CHASER
/ & Moslkowitz the top loft at e27 70
! 23g West Seventeenth street 10 che
| American Shot Crafters. Inc. and the
first loft at 1856 and ISIS Wooster street
to the Arlington Paper Box Company.
Julia Beverley Higgens leased for the
42O Park Avenue Company an apart
ment 10 Louis Thebaud for a term OF
five years for Robert Er1met an apart
ment IN a East Eighty-ningh street. and
for Miss Caroline Dusr an apartment
in 237 East Sixty second street
Duross Company leased the four story
building at IS seventh avenue for Mary
ID. BOYLE 70 Harry Nystadt. and the
store in s. Seventh avenue 10 John
Doukes also studio apartments as FOL-
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49, Ts,s~s,,, 80 $500 -, ,,d
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$500 NrsSs, = sS,.,,,,- rs,-,Td 4,
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rs,,S~-, 49, S,,y;ss-7 NJ. X Mar
49, 500 u ,,Ss,..n-s-s sIb.r-
EIsr- Es~,-.-.ss 49,, = q. U,,vali.
r----s- -, =. v-~--ss -,so~ga
80 = ks,,-,.-.-s,-s So, 1,,-,isr.
r-a--,S- ne S---S, hartman.
s,r-,-sss = 80 49,, tsr..,gsr.,-
49, $50. 49, rr.s.,r IEavdon.
ZEE. 49,, ,-,.e-fss X-.r-an Han.
-7,p.-- Z -. c,.-,si y Casl,il1
rsa-,-- ,~p,-ra- T7,s.s., .,.-s15 lVaI<efield
Z. $500 ---s-,s--, a1nrirbt Ru,h
- .1-s,--- -. -, "a MIS- Min
-. II 49, ~ TVAs+ T'waIfth
49, =, - s-ar1vogei. Edward
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Fire Record

a. NJ Loss
9:20-223 Grand st. NJ. Wolf & Co. .Trifling
s:00-1590 Bathgate av., The Bronx
,oo H. h,o lazarus. ~, .::.......'... Unknown
10;35-S07 e. 10th ST.; w. Schwartz.
Unknown
Z. M. Loss
12:1o-142s Boston road. The Bronx;
IN Be- %, r re- !Triflng
1:30-12l East 23d st.; L. KEEL. .Triflng
2:30-112 w. 10Th ST.; w. Stubs. .Trifling
2:30-S24o Sd av., The Bronx: Bruer
a Mathews. .Trifling
3:15-5T3 Broadway: J. Robinson. Unknown
3;+3-9D Monroe St. ]. Kaplan. -. .Trifiiny
4.03-2G6 East 165th St, The Bronx:
NJ. NuetslSy. Observation-Disclosures. Trifling
5:30-2l14 Quarry road, The Bronx;
vacant lot unknown. ....... None
6;3O-30l East Tooth st; Isaac
.7,iiN dtlS .TrlflinE
6:35-542 W. 133d ST.; u. Madden .Trifiing
1:00-6is w. 142d ST.; +. Curran Unknown
s:oo-233 Monroe St. Abraham Mar
49, Gus Gus; '.;'..'.';...... .:..... Slight
9:15--ll993 Sd av.; James Nacosa. Unknown
1O:3o--Latayette aud Broome SITS:
automobile. Louis Cohen. .. Unknown
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Dron In Cement E1peete4-

price changes this ~=@< A-s ---s--g
downward and are p2--4-1-AAE-E a',.l-e
,nls In Z. lowering q ul2-z Sl1-s's Fr-.,->
two points en- sizes over 1r= ss-A-@ -
and on hardwood 1oc-zE Tx -rAss
looks FOR another 1-CH ~ r1s gAs-- .
cement o. around = cs--s L eAr--
fore the end or The vsar. - gi--7iz-ssst-T
"a he fact that chz gs-sr- ,,r-z1s-z-es
are nearly all quite h--z-T 1zr 2Css---sass
In the absence % wE5c1 sz--s q -E-s
iargest uiauts have h,ze- s---rl-E 1-T-
some Of their units
"a strange sitEazirl = -@T=r'y--lE ~
the brick market NsU ak 1@-lg o.
fered here Al the bor-r-- q -Ea --cA
range Is being considered IS l1--rlo- %
some second hand b-tcE- and T1-l 17---
ers tear down Buildings ss make ~zy for
new ones they now save ths old or-1z
instead Of selling i and &c -Ae-l again
IN the new structure
Consequently there growing
dearth or second hand brick and prices
for this sort Of building material are
even higher. IN some cases than are
those for new brick. Second hand brick.
for example. OF good quality is bringing
s23 a thousand. delivered. as against
delivered price for new brick now offered
in the open market al between SCI TO
s25 q thousand. Some OF the common
brick manufacturers are covering their
brick on barge alongside OF dock here
in the city in preparation for holding
their material all winter II necessary,
rather than sell them at the wholesale
prices now ruling, which are SIG TO SIS
thousand. The delivered price repre-
sents the cost Of handling haulage and
10 per cent, in addition to covering
charges. demurragc, watching. &c
An for the general construction out
ia 81 In I
sections Of the country save in the Fai
West November was almost n thirt
behind October in value OF new con.
struction projects and was almost hal
OF what November. 1919, recorded. Tn,
number of projects registered was MOI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-20
BROOKLYN MARKET.

r.. A. Schlesing. broker. sold the three
family house at $40 Linden street for
Samuel W. Benson TO Mary Froehlich /.
also the store property at $500 Myrtle
avenue. Ridgewood, for Hannah Schup-
per 70 Charles Petry; also the six
family frame tenement house at 400
Evergreen avenue for Hermine S. Morck
TO Rose Koehler.
Judson A. Harrington sub-leased to
the Amalgamated Paper Company the
ground floor containing 1900 square
feet. Of the twelve story Gair Building
No. g. at 20 Washington street corner
of Front street
Joseph r. Day sold for Levy Brothers
at 1852 Fifty-third street a two family
stucco dwelling to c. Coppelmann.
r. s. Fisher. Inc. sold a plot of Four
lots on Albany avenue. near ovenue -.
for X Barberia TO a client; 1915 avenue
+. for a. :. Crumm, to Joseph Behan,
and 25i Bedford avenue. n two family
house. for 9. A. Daya. 20 r. j.. Sterba.
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Large Number of Mortgages Flied,

MOUNT VERNON, n. y. Dec. 10
During the first half of December ar'
unusually large number of mortgages
We're filed with Register James X. APP
gar OF Westchester county at White
Plains, and many thousands OF dollars
in mortgage taxes were paid
Abendroth Bros, manufacturers of
Portchester. filed a mortgage for $780,
600 in favor of the Liberties Securities
Corporation. The mortgage tax amount
ed To $1,000. The Oakmere Corporation
gave 4 mortgage for $4,000 to the
Merrill School of Mamaroneck. Tho
mortgage tax amounted TO $3.50. Three
hundred other mortgages aggregating
more than 500, 900 were filed last week.
The mortgage tax and recording fee
collected on the S95000,000 mortgage
OF the New Haven Railroad Company,
fled with Register Apgar, aggregated
more than 100000.
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Miscellaneous
Borough Of Brooklyn.

UNUSUAL. opportunity; party going South
wishes to sublet attractively furnished sit
ting room, with baby grand piano. bedroomf
bath; for rent of bare apartment Sl25 motel
service: overlooks harbor; first stJp In
Brooklyn: subway. o 1919 Herald.
Brooklyn.
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New Jers cy- sal, or Rent.

RAMSEY acres, five room cottage
electricity water, chicken houses for 600
photographs $500. HOVER, 2l2 Broad
way New York.
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JUDGMENTS TILED.

The following judgments were filed Satur-
day, the first name being that Of the debtor {:
/ Il q EARR1C CORn II
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pRONX

lISS, MlchhtI-F'rank z ROseT
"iiA 's'''''s'- ..........-
BRONX
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FINDS HUSBAND SUICIDE.

Mrs. William Lappe. returning from
q visit to neighbor, found her husband.
William, So years old, suspended by a
rope from dining room transom at
their home, Albany road and 252d
street, The Bronx, last night The
man was dead when an ambulance ar
rived Mrs. Lappe said her husband
had been in i'll health.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-20
e. G. Fergussn Buys Residence

GREENWICH, Conn. Dec. 19.--Ed ward
q. W. Ferguson purchased the residence
OF John Verrier. on Riverside avenue,
Riverside His sister. Miss Elsie Fergu-
son, the movie actress. will spend much
of her time here in the future.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-20
Business Troubles
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were
lued IN the United States District Court
Saturday.
Involuntary petition against Makhoul
brothers, Inc, importers and dealers in
linens, 50 Washington street on behalf Of
three creditors Liabilities and assets not
given The petitioning creditors and amounts
claimed are: Elias Samara $500 Aref
Samara, $500; Basheer Lattof; 81 1880
Goldstein & Goldsten are attorneys for the
petitioners.
Involuntary petition against Goodman Mer-
camille Company. Inc, ia Fifth avenue, on
given as $4,000 and assets as 81 600 The
petitiosing creditors and amounts claimed
are: Andrew Jergens Company, SITS; Graft
Brothers, 1888; Eleaya Company, $273
Archibald Palmer is attorney for the petit
TONERS.
Involuntary petition AGAINST the warde
Piano Company, Inc, 400 East 134th street
The Bronx, in behalf of three creditors. The
liabilities are given 500. 000 assets not
given. The petitioning creditors and amounts
w. Powers. $685. ID. IL. Lester, So Harry
N Vessel Is attorney for the petitioners.
SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.
The following schedules in bankruptcy
were filed Saturday in the United States
District Court:
Schedules OF Joseph Habib and Hahn
Habib, trading Habib & Habib. against
OF s3713, all unsecured claims, and assets
OF $3.50, all property in reverson. remainder
trust, &c. Charles Entmacher is attorney
for the bankrupts.
Max Resnick, trading as Lebowtz Brothers
Resnlck, against whom a petition was
filed, show liabilities of SSi ,2S6. of which
SlI700 are secured claims and $50 note and
tools, &c. Joseph Cans is attorney for the
bankrupts
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has resigned TO enter into partnership
with Col. H. II. Adams in the new Pick
wick Inn in Greenwich. Conn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-20

The United Real Estate owners As
ISOLATION has drafted five rent law
amendments which will be introduced
In the 1921 Legislature, Any landlord.
tenant, realty broker or their legal rep
resentativcs may obtain copy of
these amendments ~ writing 20 Stewart
Browne al 40 BroadWav.
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Commission Returns From Sweden
and Finland.

Judge Abram l. Elkus. the American
member of the commission, said the
commission had gone into the dispute
exhaustively both in Finland and Swe-
den. and that 1t hoped soon to announce
its findings.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

BEAUTIFULLY furnished gentlenans
apartment in Kenmore (housekeepingi
eight rooms and bath, all light, to sublet
until September next. l.. CURTIS, 1858 West
9th st.
FOUR rooms. elegantly furnished. in up to
date apartment house; near 9th av: hotel
service own cooking. Phone Circle 2I3s.
HIGH CLASS FURNISHED APARTMENT
FOR RENT SEASON OR LONGER. SLAW-
SON HOBBS, 1862 w. 72D ST.
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Inc iOltOWing Judgments were flIed Satur-
day the first name being that of the debtor 81
l.. II. FABRIC CORP. c.
Meyer ................-... 1921 81
BEAVER, Beaver Hat Co., Inc
Seymour Swan .........'...... 1913 "a
BECK. AbcrtM. Feltenstein. 1891
BERKowIrz, David-s. snsSy ct
costs ..'............. -. 1880
Inc.--M Nockritz. ............... 2si II
Woodworklng Co. ............... S1i. 10
DEL RlNERO. Jose-W. De Mott. / ,O06 l.
mers sales corp ....'....'.....'. S69.s7
FITZPATRICK. Martin Born
lt,imer Schwartz pilsener Brew
FNHER. PAUL. d. Thaden.... 4.S7s.ei
HELD; QUO A-w. e. Tyrren
Ward's sons .....'.'..... 1913
v Mcsfimmao,u.. :. .... 800 i.a5s.55
INTERSTATE CONCRETING CO..
ely co.....'...,.. ,e'. Go52o
drmnity Co.-Pcople. &c.... 1000 90
kARP, Tcssit--N Newfnark ....... lao. 20
LEVINE, Boris M.--Whitc Co... 269.3 30
LOWENSTElN, Louis. Belidn
LEWIS. wniam. and Morri, '
ERs-Amcrican stove Co. 49,. 1920
MILK PRODUCTS CORP.-B. /.
Wing Mfg. Co................... 1874 go
MARCUS, Joseph and Fidelity <
Casually co. OF n. Y.-People. &c. 900 90
NlEIiENBERG, Herman, and
Z. Observation-Disclosures. 1928. s3
McGoycrn Northumberland. 4s5 30
OsTEELD. Louis I.--white CO... 322 50
PROPER. Alexander. and David
5. Hesse-- Brooklyn Trust Co... 2,540.10
POLLOCK. Louis Mr. Friedman. 345 SO
EElCHMAN, Geo. NIX. Chodo-
row Observation-Disclosures. 124.41
suDEROr Morrs-G. Gilman. 3.i46.05
SEVENTH AVENUE CONSTITUTE
TlON Co. Inc Ransome Con
crete Machinery Co............... 474.0J
SCHll.lITO James C.--N. V. Hotel
tStatler Co, Inc. .............. 1.919.1S
lnc-r Rankin ~ i.... ''.,-' 1.5is.o2
STERLING Samuel, and William
liresler.-J Rod .................. 1880
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Borough Of Queens-saIe or Rent.

sT5 monthly as rent buys room cottage IN
woodhaven; small security. BUSHMAN,
Union Course station, l.. /. r. X. Rich. Hill
1924
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Borough OF BrookIyn--snIe or Rem

DARGAIN-Fuil & story limestone and white
brick. ~ rooms hardwood trim; excellent
conditions New York av., near Eastern Park
way; ideal home for doctor price and terms
right. JOHN j. LAWLOR. i05A TomplSlns
az Telephoue I,afayette 1900
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-20

STRAUSS, simon-440 West End
Avenue, Inc.
NEIskMAN, Abrahan-J. Solomon
SONS -.............. .........
WINTER. William. and Charles
kuperberg (Winter & KuperbergI
-Manueoms 4 Ente. ........
VIM. j. DUNN & CO.. Inca
itttIs -.s-..-.-. -............
WEISS, Michael-F'rank & Rosen-
HUM
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BUILDERS WELCOME
FREE LIGHTERAGE
Action of Railroads May Bring
Down Cost of Materials;
Late Realty News.

Reduced costs Of handling building
materials seemed possible toward the
end OF the week when announcement
was made by the leading railroads en-
tering this harbor that free lighterage
practice was being restored, according
TO the current Dow Service Daily Build
ing Reports.
For the present the Pennsylvania,
New York Central, Central Railroad or
New Jersey, Lehgh Valley and Lacka-
wanna will give free llghterage service
under permit, but IL Is expected that
within the near future il will be pos
sible to obtain bulk deliveries in New
York harbor without this limitation.
The restoration of this practice, which
was annulled as a war measure. al
once brings down the cost OF handing
materials used in building construction
from 81 to s. a ton the difference 5eing
rep resented By the additional cost o.
trucking heavy materials varying ais-
tances from car sidinss at freight ter
minals. Trucking over a distance u
twenty miles from the scene o. me 100
has cost the consumer heavily n4er
the free Hehterage practice ralirO1d
shipments viii terminate al dealers
docks on car floats Il Is sNpecle4 ti----
all roads viii soon restore me ~ tstl-e-
This outgrowth Of perslstent elIelss
on the part Of building material ass-ees
to get back as soon "a possiO.e - Pre-
war methods of doing business - Se-1s
hailed with satisfaction as pron--l-y os'e
of the longest steps roFwSEG y -
postwar readjustmenr period - cs--sS
at time when winter Tss'aeE =
trucl,,np costs heavy and z burden upon
every buyer OF building -nz-e-r1-s- II
should therefore be reflected \ : >o2-
siderable price saving % co.'s SIS *
shipments coming iato this market '1's-a
now on.
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BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

GENERAL contractor desires to rent whole
or part of storage yard, suitable for stor
age of Equipment, &C.. location with railroad
switch facilities near preferred. STEWART
WILEY COMPANY, INC. 252 w. 46th st.
OFFICE with telephone connection: fur
nished or unfinished: downtown pro-
ferred. A. f. =. CO., 70 Cortlandt ST. Phone
TO LEASE.
Building on West Side. between Canal and
3Oth sts.. for occupancy before May |. con-
tanning 10000 to $4,000 square feet. 1000
feet for office space and 10 600 10 10000
feet for storage. 5000 feet more to floor.
floor capacity 175 pounds: no manufacture
ing; must have street floor good shipping
facilities. 100 Herald. $50 Broadway.
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Recent Deals In Manhattan.

Cammann. Voorhees, * Floyd sold
the four story building. 26xlC6. al ~
University place TO clients OF Broadman
Brothers.
James II. Cruikshank resold TO Darrie
Wedhopf 10 East 10Th street. live
story flat, 25xlOo, through j. A. Wood.
broker
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MONEY TO LOAN AND WANTED
ON BOND AND MORTGAGE.

WANTED-S2. 500 ON second mortgage on
property Ia Hampstead. Long island worth
$4,000: first mortgage So 1000; VIII pay $500
bonus and repay loan in instruments. HILL.
l42 Ralph av., Brooklyn.
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EAST 6IsT-Four story II #. dwelling; bar
gain; $2l 500. Owner Muir. Hill 1850.
LEXINGTON Az. (corner 70s) Five stores
apartments above: $40. 900. NJ. I'm 1853.
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FOUR story American basement, lower Dos.
bet. Broadway aud Drive: electricity; par
oiiet; S31 600, cash $500. possession 20
DAYS COJTGIII,AN & CIISBY, 200 w. I2d.
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THREE story, West Dos. 10 rooms. baths
excellent condition: elect richly; parquet;
s1s 900. cash 81 800; poss. 80 days. COUGH
Ian A. CIISBY, 200 w I'D.
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RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following receivers In bankruptcy were
appointed In the United States District Court
Saturday:
Judge John G. Knox appointed julius J..
Klein and Julian Hartrdge temporary re
Ceivers for the King Sweets Corporation.
manufacturing confectionery at i0l East
10th street, with Joint bond of So 1000.
Judge Knox appointed Gordon Auchincloss
receiver for George G. Hollister. Cecil Lyon,
J. Mclean Walton and Francis s. Marden.
individually and members OF the firm OF
HOLSTER Lyon Walton, stock brokers, :
Wall street, with bond of S25 600.
Judge Knox appointed Irving l.. Ernst tenn
porary receiver for Meyer S. Workman and
Louis Silver, trading as Workman & Silver,
furs. 1874 West Twentyffth street. with q
bond OF 81 800.
Judge Knox appointed Phlneas I.ewnsohn
temporary receiver for, Philip Kahn, cloth
ing. 1862 Southern Boulevard, The Bronx,
with bond of 81 500.
Judge Knox appointed Harold A. Content
temporary receiver for Alexander c. Herbst
and Louis Ka2anoff. trading Herbst 4
KaZanoff. furricrs, f5i West Twenty-fifth
street. with a bond of 100000
ASSIGNMENTS.
Makhou Bros, inc, dealers I'm linens at
81 Washington street. Saturday, assigned fot
the benefit of creditors to Joseph W. Ferris
Salim Makhoul Is president of the company
SleGel MaiEel, dealers In furs at i07
West Twenty fifth street, Saturday assigned
for the benefit OF creditors TO Jacob FleX
/ The firm is composed of Samuel Siegel and
Louis Maize
! Goodman Mercantile Company. Inc. notions
/ and toilet articles al ia Fifth avenue. Satur-
| DAY assigned for the bef~fit OF creditors IL
4 BENJAMIN 4 I4arfofcin
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REAL ESTATE OUT OF CITY,
Long IsIand-saIe or Rent.

LONG Beach--Sacrifice private residence, 10
rooms, baths latest improvements; cost
1874 900: sell for $f1 ,000 has to be seen TO
appreciate; 2 blocks from station, blocks
from beach. Write Mrs. DAVIS. Box 90.
Long Beach, L. I.
STRTNGFJET,D l.. I--Houses and lots, bar.
gains. SCrIABEHORN. opposite station.
Telephone Springfield 1917
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supply Is one-third OF Demand

Building material manufacture as an
industry was the first to feel the bust
ness reaction coming. and it probably
VIII be the last to feel the final recov-
cry. When the recovery does come Tn.
building material purchasers will find
themselves in market quite as barren
as was the early half of 1919.
The whole inventory of the cement
industry OF the United States to-day
10 barely $l5.Wooeo. II should be three
times that figure upon q mill base OF
y barrel Water systems road work
and requirements for municipal inn
provements next year will greatly eN-
coed one-half OF the min output. which
this year will exceed 100000 barrels
The stock per mill IN the country right
now Is only 1900 barrels and many of
the mills arc shutting down with such
low reserve
In zones one and two supplying the
New York market. - per cent. of the
mill output has already been spoken
for for road work IN New York. New
England and New Jersey There is not
much reserve common brick in manu-
facturers' yards for the entire country
ms there normally would be in the brick
manufacturers sheds OF the Hudson
River district for consumption here
There are no lumber stocks at mill
centres, and set the plants are closing
down with greater acceleration every
week
Psychologically the building industry
II being damned. Behind the barrier
OF query and quest there is pillng up
q big pressure for homes and general
construction that must ultimately break
its bounds unless somehow the flood
gates can be opened
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Borough of Bronx-saIe or Rent

NEW 1 fam:iy stucco with garage: price
RIGHT terms reasonable. 2Sii 2S.3 SedE
wick av north Of Kngsbridge rd. Builder
on premises. Phone KinEsbridge 1O3s.
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Miscellaneous.
Borough OF Brooklyn.

RAILROAD siding site, four acres. dry level
land. with siding and foundations In for
building. 55x23s; sell cheap.
LUDDEN, 373 Fulton, Brooklyn.
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: LEAsEs ARE NOT REQUIRED.
tpfTsr
llEFERENCES ARE

Atfracti,ely furnished for immediate pos
session. Suites of from two to five rooms
completely furnished. Hotel service, maid
service, gas, electricity. linen china, &c, in-
cluded; from s115 a month up, or by the
week, as arranged.
HOTEL SCHUYLER ARMS,
a0J-311 w. 9Sth st. Phone Riverside G100.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

Above 59th St.-5th Az. TO East River.