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New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
Business Troubles
Petitions in Bankruptcy


The following petitions In bankruptcy
wee Hied yesterday In the United States
NORRIS soLoMoN-An involuntary pc
,ition against Morris Solomon. dry goods.
lss4 THIRD Avenue, in behalf Of three cred
tors Liabilities are given az $40 900 and
toss and amounts claimed are: Irving
G,.asser. $500 Leon Lozowsky. 800 and
A|NA EOsEN-A voluntary petition by
Anrs fosen. shopkeeper. 1851 broadway.
who placss her la abillties a: s7.4a1. all un-
~hien ssoch IN trade is given as $4,000:
os0,s =, ane IN 9gen accounts s5a7; poi.cies
CHARLES CERBES-An involuntary Pc
n',sn Xxx, against Charles Gerber. dry goods.
ssmc9n's claimed are: II. Richman. $isb;
~ = nn>i'an Merchandise Co. &ll7. and 8.
NErTIy l. EvERToS--A voluntary pc
at-on ~ Ne,,ie l.. Everton. housewife.
s.~s, ., Ia'Yty -seVenth street. who places her
..~oh''i@a a. ss.sz7 Of which :a.sGz are un-
ese''sd claims and notes and bills. s1775:
nss'is ss szso. Of which 1900 is household
xo,Hs ana other property claimed exempt
ana ~ debts due on open accounts
~CH~ X CALHOUN - An involuntary
ys.ti>n aKains, Jonn H. Calhoun. doing
Dssin - an tins Tri-fstate Garage and Tranr-
s>fia,,,n Company Msmsronech Ave-
H2*. "nlte Plains. garage ara automobile
.. err r. m behalf III three creditors.
ahF d pftl'scrlnS creditors and amounts
.fssfHef afe John j. Hughes 1900; Strang
'AIi0-- s1sl: "estchestef Electric supply
IefnDany. 'so
..!cH% ". MCGUIRE CO. inca
r,'2ntAfy petition BY John w. Mcclure b.
-. tDf'igp exchange brokers l4 Broad
~; "no Dsace their liabilities AZ 31t1.1os,
% Hhsta $40 7s4 are unsecured claims. and
@sss+,s $50 a. ,4.zll. of which ,z,7si are IN
''+sf1tec siajfas ana 500 office furniture.
s3S' DEkHF HOUSE. Isc.--An involun-
~ Dttiticn againg, the Vim Dress Housr.
ss,ebS' n dresses. ~ Wtst TWENTY j seventh
Sst+f +f M bsbAf of three creditors, The
>I.'N>hinK creditors ana amounts claimed
~. aeEeDh n. Crans. Ssz: l.. Newman.
'',s Harry Cell. $50
~.AHEEIcA& eTAH Lr,sE, iSc.-~An in
ss..'rhtaf1 petition sgains, the American
~ lane. Inc. Transport alton busipess, u
,s@>f street, On bshsf of three creditors.
- tttitstning creditors hnG amounts
..snms1 are. ). r. Underwood. $500. Mac
s-,sne CARNEY IT, Co.. 800; esilg j. Eatz~
Schedules in BANKRUPTCY
ushe fci1rwtnY scns6uIes In Eankrpptcy
,h1%9 ysstsffa1 IN the United states
'Neftet r1yft
ssGAAc sTgnaHxHp H. sow---ras seheh-
60 - q isaac ann Julius Eternbsrg, trading
..sa< eferofsrg A Eon. Ji+0 BroadwAy.
s~sast ~hem = petition was aisd. sh1v
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24

unsecured claims ana s7,osi secured claims,
and assets of s2?.2os. Of which s12,5oo Is
accounts; $500 machinery. tools etc. and
$50 other personal property.
RERNARD RuTcHIK-The schedules Of
si5ies Ti ESQ., Of ss2TSi Of which 74ssls saw are
5000 notes and bills. and assets of 1920,
OF which $1,000 is stock on hand; 81. 469
debts due on open accounts. and $3.50 ma
elaser Bros. q and = Clinton Street
leather goods and novelties. show liahili-
cured claims, and assets Of s775s, Of
which $1,000 Is stock in trade and $500
maehinsry. tools, etc
Harry Goorfn. 11o West 25th Street.
against whom a petition was filed Novem-
her S. 1920. show liabilities OF s334.913. of
ssa.4s7 secured, and assets OF s137447. Of
which $1o7310 is stock in trade. s2s.ooo
cash hand. ss.4ss machinery. tools,
BUscHsBAUM 6 NEw1Tz.--The sched-
ules of Buschbaum & Newitz. furs. 3l3
Seventh Avenue. show liabilities OF s74.-
s12.44s unsecured. and s2s.e7o notes and
bills and assets OF s73.525 Of which 500.
900 is stock in trade $4,000 debts due on
open accounts. and $1,000 machinery. tools,
etc.
sT1ENEN DYErNG CO.. 1NC-The
schedules of the Stienen Dveing Co. Inc,
against whom a petition was filed Noven.
ber "a 1920. show liabilities Of s75.31s. OF
which y56p71 unsecured claims. 81. 900
secured and s16b1s notes and bills, and
assets Of SO oos. Of which $4,000 is stock
in trade. SO 900 machinery, tools. etc,
and 1855 debts on open accounts.
Receivers in Bankruptcy
DEWING & CO.-Judec Knox appointed
William A. Todd receiver for Dewing &
Co. stock brokers. against whom peti-
Of Albert B. Kerr. who is In III health and
intends going to Europe on an extended
Tas m g. Of h the 00na sse Is 2
Kerr that of zahriskie. Sage. Kerr &
DIANA LUNCH coMpANY-Judge
Knox appointed Norris Frank temporary
receiver for the Diana Lunch Company.
also known as The Royal Restaurant and
EL aAYo SILK COMPANY. INC
eary appGneq IN tbs Gsrc oT
Ell Rayo Silk Company Inc with bond
q {. 5000; =, a pstit,on II }bankruptcy vas
district of New Jersey on December 8.
Lewis was appointed receiver there. The
at its office, a54 Fourth Avenue. in this
WILLIAM BOOTH & BRo.-Judge Knox
ceiver in this district for c. Edwin Booth,
trading as William Booth & Bro. Astoria,
1. l., who has warehouse at 43s Wash
!ng.on Street. in this district. with a bond
OF $500. Heater Is general receiver.
having been appointed in the Eastern
District OF New York where q petition
vas fled against the alleged bankrupt on
DeceTr Der 20.
ANNA RosEN-Judge Knox appointed
Anna Rosen. women's wear, 1851 Broad
way. with bond Of $500.
RAW SILK TRADING COMPANY, INC.
Judge Knox appointed Joseph Read Pat
terson receiver for the Raw Silk Trading
Company, Inc, raw silks. 354 Fourth Ave-
nuc. with bond Of &2Q.O0O.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
Retail Jewelry Buying
Good Again This Year

With prices for all kinds of jewelry
and r ecious stones firm, there has been
less Of a decline in retail buying this
year than some conspicuous leaders IF
the trade anticipated, in view Of the
general curtailment. In many sections
Of the country, according to reports
received by wholesalers in this city, the
volume of retail sales this month thus
far is only 20 per cent below that Of
me corresponding period last year,
however, has been spotty, with reports
from some districts revealing unusual
dullness.
Manufacturers Of jewelry engaged i'll
foreign trade report severe shrinkag,
Of the EXPORT demand.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
Real E state News
Syndicate of Tenants Buy
Printers Craft Building
Fake Over 23-Story Structure
Occupying Block Front
on Eiohth Avenue

A syndicate of tenants has purchased
the twenty-t -tNree-s story Printers Crafts
building, occupyin the block front on
the west side of Eighth Avenue be-
'"een Thirty-thrd and Thirty-fourth
streets on plot i976x1OO.
" me structure was sold by Franklin
Pettit, who, under the title Of the Ire
pok Realty Company, obtained posses
sion OF the realty in a foreclosure sale
conducted by Joseph P Day the early
nart OF this month. Mr.. Petit secured
the property for s2,425,OOO, and ref
nanced the property so that it had
000
The Charles Francis Press, the Bart.
lett Orr Press, the <. c. Lewis Com
pany, Rogers & Co., Robert L. Stillson
q Co., the New York Monotype Com
nany, the Flower Steele Electrotypc
Company, the TriChromatic Engraving
Company and the Moore Press, Inc.
comprise the buying syndicate.
The Printers Crafts Realty Company
W tn a capital of s2,5OO000, will take
title to the property.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
Bankruptcy Petition
Filed Against Silk Firm

An involuntary petition in bankrupt
cy. was fled in the United States Dis
;rict Court yesterday against the Raw
silk, 354 Fourth Avenue, on behalf OF
three creditors. The liabilities are
given as s2,ooo,ooo and the assets az
100000. The petitioning creditors and
amounts claimed are: Arnholt Broth
ers. s18.273; Gosho Corporation, ST.
46l; Suzuki & Co.. s1e,786.
Evarts Choate- Sherman & Leon are
attorneys for the petitioners.
Following the fling Of the petition
Judge Knox in the Federal District
Court appointed Joseph Read Patterson
receiver for the company. with q bond
Of $40. 600.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
Bulk of Private Home
Buying ON West Side
Three Houses in East 8lst
Street To Be Altered by
Purchasers

The Everett NJ. Seixas Company sold
for the Oak Point Corporation 113
East E ghtyfrst Street, and for Mrs
Rita Morgenthau 115 East Eighty-frst
Street, two threc-story dwellings,, 20x
100 each. They will be altered and oc-
cupied by the purchaser for his resi-
dence. The sellers were represented by
the M. Morgenthau Jr. Company.
The three-story dwelling 20S West
121st Street, 18x101.11 has been pur-
chased by Samuel Krulewitch from Dr.
Louis Marquet.
Mary +. Hession sold to Jane Means
2 West 121st Street, two-story dwell
ling, 18.4x9911.
John II. Sculy sold to Peter Ward
109 West 126th Street, a three story
dwelling, 17.10x9911.
Max Noreck sold to Rachel Lowen-
stein the three story dwelling Is West
18th Street, 156x1OO
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
Cotton Goods Continue
Dull: New Year Awaited

Continued inactivity with little buy
ing in sheetings being done. was
shown yesterday in the market for
gray or finished goods. Prices On stand
ard 64-60s 8hinch print :loths were
qToted at 77.S cents. which was de-
cline of ls cent from the previous
days quotations. The prices on stand
ard 6872s remained at 9A cents
throughout the day. which was un-
changed from yesterdays prices. =
Trade men look f.r little improve
ment in the market until after the
holiday season. They expressed the
opirion that the present buying in
small volume may b. attributed to the
fear Of buyers to have large stocks on
hand at the taking CT the annual in
Tcrtnry
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
Business News
Retailers Expected to Start
Price Cutting to Boom Sales
Christmas Bonuses
BY Financial Firms

Several Wall Street houses
announced yesterday Christmas
bonuses for their employees.
The Stock Exchange firm Of
Hornblower & Weeks is dis
tributing to its employees the
equivalent Of 10 per cent Of their
yearly salaries. With the distri-
button made previously, this
makes 20 per cent for the year.
Hamilton B. Wills & Co. have
given their employees a bonus
equal to Is per cent Of their
salaries.
]. D. Sugarman & Co. have
paid employees an extra weeks
salary as a Christmas distribu-
ton.
Officers and employees Of the
Mercantile Bank of the Americas,
Inc, will receive the usual
Christmas bonus Of 10 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
sURROGATES' NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
gate Of the County OF New York. notice
Is hereby given to all persons having
claims against SAMUEL TREMPER
LONGMAN. late OF the County OF New
York. deceased. to present the same with
vouchers thereof to the subscribe at his
place of transacting business at No SO
Fulton street. In the CITY OF New York.
or before the 18TH day OF May next
Dntcd New lotH. the 9th day OF No
voinber. 1920.
TREMPER LONGMAN.
JOHN M. RIDER Executor.
Atty for Executor,
~ Ceda- ST.. Now York City.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
Matthew Have Sells Attractive
House in Pelham Manor

Fish & Marvin sold for Matthew
Have his attractive twelve-room shin
gle and stone house, on about one acre,
with garage. The property is located
in Pelham Manor, and was held at $40
600. The same brokers sold for the
Witherbee Real Estate and Improve
ment Company three and one-half lots
on Mitchil Place at Pelham Manor to
a client from Larchmont, who intends
to erect a home. The property was
held at $4,000
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24

takes over the entire premises for
xty-three years, beginning May /,
1925. For the first ten years the net
rental is $4,000 and for the next eleven
years it is $4,000. For the two sub
sequent terms the net rental is to be
512 per cent on a reappraisal of the
land, with a provision that the mini
mum aggregate net rental shall not be
less than $4,000. The lease gives Mr.
Miller a ten-year option, beginning May
l, 1926, to purchase. The premises
front 405 feet on Broadway and so
feet in Forty-sixth Street. At the ex-
p.ration of the present lease on the
corner store it is intended to erect an
office build ng, the entire ground floor
of which will be used as a retail shoe
store.
TO LEI EQR BUSINESS PI,RpAsES
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
SlJRROGATES' NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or HON.
otabIo John T.. Cohalan. Surrogate Of
ths fomntv or New York. NOTICE - here
by given TO all persons having elaine
against WILLIAM f; AhMsIECNu, a.
to presert the same with vouchers thereof
to the subscribcr. at place OF transaG1ins
hnsine.s 80 342~346 Fulton Street. Bor-
ouyh nf brooklyn. in the CITY OF New
York. on or before tho hrst day OF Fab
ns,,n New York. tho second day sf
eRtfiNCs COUNTY TRUST COMPANY.
ExecutorA
gnowrn. BROwER q BRowEn. Al.
torn-yn for Executors. Temple. Bar. -
Court street. Brooklyn. New YORK
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
Lost B1nkbooks

LOST-Rankbook No. s4l. 3l4 Of the Union
Dime Savings Bank is missing Any per
son having claim TO it is hereby called
upon to present the same within ten days
or submit 10 having said passbook can
celed and new issued
LOST-Bankbook No. 12.344. the Green
wich Savings Bank. 246 9Th ave. \. Y
City. Payment stopped. Please return to
bank.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
STORAGE NOTICES
WAREHOUSEMAN'S SALE
OF GOODS FOR
UNPAID CHARGES.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PRO
c,,ar'loT VISION Of Of law there being due unpaid
erty Storage and Warehouse Company is
entitled TO lien Warehouseman. on the
goods hereinafter described. and due notice
having been given to all parties known to
claim an interest therein, and the time
speclhcd in such notice FOR payment OF
such charges having expired they viii be
SOFA at pubic auction, at the auction
rooms of w. II. Flattau & Son. southeast
corner Of 18th street and University Place
Msrna'fan, ias1 at n 90 on Tuesday January I'm
Tuesday and Wednesday thereafter untii
al tns following property has been sold:
chifoniers. desks. wood. iron and brass
beds. mattresses, linens. pillows, portieres
books. bedding. dining room furniture
mirrors, sewing machines. library and
parlor furniture. office furniture. records,
letter iiles. boxes and contents. barrels and
contents contents glassware, china. brio -trac,
upright, square and grand pianos vic
troias, talking machines. violins. violon
ing apparel, costumes and wigs. clocks,
souvenirs trophies. bath scales. electric
effects. clothing and miscellaneous held
TJs 1Ey t4s asHqTne eEp Of j HAYES MEs,
TINKENBERG FRED'K. 6. cUNN1NG-
nAM; y v.[; MRS. v; NcMQhTElE, MRS, HAR
y5LLLAM II; KELLY; MRS: J. 6. Lang,
r sTRENsCH. LoNGuEMARB MOTOR
DEVICES CO. and A. MICHAEIIS MRS
MARY HUXLEY and ROBERT CAMP
BELL and w. H. FRASER, s. l. TERGU-
son, MRS. a. KIMBALL, MISS p. FOX.
lrtate OF ALBERT and NELLY HlIT-
Drummer. EDWARD s. PAVID Ex-
ecutor: CARRlCK MAJOR, A. REGINALD
Won KELLER. MARCH TURNER MRS
FLETCIlER DEXTER, Estate of MRS. L.
NJ. MORTON and c. A MORTON. r II
HuRD, g. II. McIVOR. JOHN McCON-
NELL, MRS. e. DARRELL. HAROLD
HALLAkD, MISS NJ: OLIVER. e @
BELL. ROGER CHAUDON, l. NJ. FREIlSE
and 5. BAUMAN & co. and MISS O. A
FREESE. MRS. ALTA ZOOk and MRS
ANNETTE B. SLOCUM and COWPER-
TIlWAITS ) FURNITURE CO. and LUD-
WIG BAUMAN G. CO, and THOS. COSTl-
GAN, atty. for Administratrx Estate Of
LEE j. SLOCCM. deceased. and SPEAR &.
Co, as their interests may appear
All being now stored with said Company.
in its warehouses. and all to be more
specifically announced and described at
time OF said sa lie.
The goods may be seen at the place of
sale on the Monday preceding the sale
THE LIBERTY STORAGE & WARE
HOUSE COMPANY.
Nos 1911 West 64th Street and Nos. 1850
West 65th Street,
New York city n. I.
William H. Wood, Sec'y,
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Fire Record

n f107"
i.O0-Ef3 Walea aV, tho Brorx.
Salvatore Hicola. Tri!ing
z.20-~eDi Wcst :5ih ST. Cudahy
TnckfnK Co. o................. TrininK
s.2L-~C5 Eant S3tn st: Mary
Er1Cnef .-,.... .IrlHlhK
z.so--5ts Wes, tsth ut; George 70.
Rot Fsnify Co. ....... Unknown
5:it--~l06g Findisy az. the Bronx:
Max Hart. ....-. Unknown
J:ao-~.Gi3 Third av: J. Colgero.. Unknown
1:zs--~42l West Ggth ct: John
SnlUf iFllllH&
eIb~~,Isz WAst 18th st; United
Ensfon CO.. ..-............. Unknown
e.z0-~3s West 81: owner unknown.
Unknown
7.4G--1s Wost s0th st. Fan Tan
Dress 60. ...,,.....,.,.,tn + Unknown
Stz1~~-II5 East g3th 1T, yard
Ees'Dn fGfDDfation ,..... Unknown
z.Eo-,-1sS Eevsntb Av.. engine room;
Max stone .,.s......... Unknown
e.zo~~izt XaSt l0eth st. unknown.
Unknown
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
Operator Ces Quick Profit
From Astor Dwellings Resales

James II. Cruikshank resold six Of
the ten dwellings at to 26 West l3Oth
Street. between Fifth and Lenox ave
nues, which he bought from the Astor
estate last month The houses dis
posed of are 10, l8, 20, %, "a and 26
West 130th Street, VIII ch were bought
by Grover Cleveland Edward Gholsom,
Willis W. Brown, Estclle B. Hamilton
and Lulu Cain, respectively
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
New Owner for White Plains
Home Built $50 Years Ago

Prince & Ripley, Inc, sold an Old
Colonial homestead property on Mama
roneck Road, White Plains, for Wal
lace w. Lyon to P. Irving Grinberg, Of
White Plains. The house is one Of the
oldest type of Colonial architecture, a
ago, and constructed of hand-carved
timbcrs held together by wooden pegs.
1t includes TX acres and was held at
SD 600
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
New Yorker Purchases
EOrhcs Estate at Crofon

The Emma p. Forbes estate at Gro
ton-on- Hudson has been sold to a
prominent New Yorker, who plans to
develop the property AS a country es-
tate. 1t contains 1875 acres, several out
buildings and a lake. The property
vas held at 100000. Kenneth Ives &
Co. were the brokers.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
HELP WANT } FEMALE
Domestic

COMPETENT NURSE for Is months child;
young. experienced woman. Telephone
Riverside 3347.
NURSERY ESS-French; chill
drcn from three years up; $50: city or
country. Miss Shea's Agency, &. 4lst ut
MurraY N.l G7I4.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
BUYERS Coming

CIfICA AGO-~Idlicnthat Bros. t. Co.; s.
L}enthal. Jobn drosses; -. Il. l'eldcn-
field, 1870 BroadWay, expected Decem-
ber a.
KANSAS CITY--Iyon Bros. Millinery Co /:
Aiss Spuriock, millinery; $50 broadway
esoect'd January 3 1921.
PHffA Stanley Waist CO. :;
DaYid Goidsten. representing: Herald
Square, expected December z7.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24

I.OST-Tuesday night. Hotel Commodore.
naval ball. tortoise she'll fan. silver bill
lettes on black net diamond, monogram
j. G." stick Finder will be literally
rewarded returning 900 Park ave. Apart
ment 10 West Telephone Plaza 1870
LOST-LIBERAL reward. questions
asked clothing and violin taken from
ESQ West Goth. r. F. Sause. Riverside
593s
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
Add to FicIdston Holdings

]. M. r. Lycth and Paul Schell pur-
,hnsed at Fieldston through George
Howe, developing agent for Fcldston.
additional land adjoining their present
holdings Mr.. Lycth also purchased
several lots to the rear Of HIS property
facinE On Livingston Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
House Once Used as Rectorv
To Be Altered Into Suites

The -Wheclock Company, Inc,
sold for the rector, warden AID vcstrr-
n en- Of the Church of the Epiphany 143
East Thirty-tifth Street, fourstory
and basement high stoop house, for
merly used as the rectory of the
church, which adjo;ns. The buyer
plans to alter it into small suites.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
TO LET-UNFURNIsnE
Manhattan

MADISON AV., 29o. at a7TH sT.--HIGH
CLASS APARTMENTs; sl,0oo-ss ooo'
ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS; ELE-
NATOR SERVICE.
49l4 MNKRAY HILL.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
Commercial Credit

Conditions in the commercial money
market showed comparatively little
change yesterday. with rates holding
steady around tx per cent for the
general run of bills. Interior banks
are the largest buyers at present Of
been been, comparatively light during The
Last few days. The market for bank
ers acceptances is quiet, with no
change in rates.
Rates quoted by tine American Ac-
cantance Council were:
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
Patents and Inventions
Picture Frames. Etc.
Printing
Trunks
Typewriters

SA Trunks suit cases bags; great
sacrifice. Weissman Bros 70s 7th ava
H'th st). 825 9Th ave. H7th ST..
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24

TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
Leases Broadway Corner
With Option to Buy
Shoe Concern TO Alter Building
at 10th Street to an
Office Structure

The four-story build ng at the north
east corner of Broadway and Forty
sixth Street has been leased 9TH an
option to buy for 81 900, 900 bv the T.
Miller Shoe Corporation. The nron.
erty is owned by Thomas J. Stewart
Under q lease negotiated by Ouin.
Ian e. Leland, Mr.. Miller who now
occupies a portion of the building
under lease expiring May |, 1925.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
East Side
West Side

74TH 243 W.-Large room and bath; also
small room references required.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
es, chester

FOR RENT, TURNlsHED-Colonial house.
l4 rooms. furnished; baths; electric
light, steam heat. opcn fireplace. hardwood
floors; Scar garage: acres location.
state road, Armonk, \. Y. occupancy Jan.
to May J, st $3.50 {; month. Write, or call
telephone 2270 White Plains. \. Y.
NILES 5. HOPKINS, Real Estate,
KeaIty EuiIdlnG. White pIaina.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
Brooklyn
BOsRDERS WANTED
COUNTRY BOARD

WILL board refined child. two years or
reasonable. Jackson. 2S5S Eighth Ave.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
Fine :51th ST. Home Rented

Harris, Vonght H. Co. leased with the
plaza Realty Company the four-storv
dwelling 18 East Fifty-fourth Strsst to
Baron do Meyer
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
White Plains

MODERN HOMES
Whitc Plains, tartsdale. scarsdAle.
From $40 900 up, send for list.
WIN. l.. MORRELL, Inc,
)epot Square. White Plains. n. y. Tel. 90l
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
WAREHOUSEMAN'S SALE
OF GOODS FOR
UNPAID CHARGES

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PRO
vision Of law. there being due and un-
paid charges for which the undersigned.
Union Transfer s. Storage Company, Is en-
titled to lien warehouseman on the
goods hereinafter described. and due notice
having been given to all parties known to
specified in such notice for payment OF
such charses having expired. there Will
houses s43-3a5 West 36th St.. New YORK
City, On WEDNESDAY. JANUARY l2TH
lg9I At 1880 A. NJ. and II the sale
sam" will be continued at the same place
at 343.945 West ssth u. on each ana
every Wednesday there after. beginning at
ESQ A. NJ. on each day and continuing
until ali goods sold, to wit: House
mold furniture, consisting OF parlor suites
bedroom suites. dining room suites. library
furnture' pianos, victrolas. musical in
struments. carpets, rugs, trunks, boxes.
barrels, suit cases, contents consisting os
clothing, linen, books pa pers stationery,
pictures, brlc-a -brac. china and glassware,
baby carriages. silverware. beddings, dra-
peries and materials and other personal
house inventory issued by this warehouse
ana held Tor the accounts OF the following
P1Elsf %nfeF1s4 ASpEnhEN hHS L noMN6 M4hEN
BUCKSTONE, MARGARET DURNS. L. p.
BARSTow, r. y; coNGER; DAVID
DALTON. MISS HEDwIG BECKER, Fur
NESS, WITTY & CO, EDW. j. FLYNN.
l., G. FULLER, ENRIovE cENARO,
ESQ - :; GA1T1N q Hr1nE sa'
EVA HILr. or LIZZIE WILSON. DIR WI.
HEMINGWAY, GREGONIAS MANSCAI
MRS. f. l.. HOPKINS MR.. OBERW
DER. l. l.. MAINWARING. NJ. NORRIS
MASON for J.. STERN. MISS c. NEVIN
NOVELTY CROCHET WORKS. MRS w
WEBER. MISS MAUD OGAN Est MISS
ROSE NANNARY. JAS. r ROLLO, II. g.
RuNKLE. MRS. WALLACE ROBERTSON.
MRS. JOHN a. REED, Est. MRS. f,
FIELD. II. STANTON, SMELLING &
METCALF MRS STURTEvANT, MRS
TREsTAN TuPPER, r. J. TAYLOR. MRS.
GEO. WINTERER, NJ. e. WYCOFF Est
j. +. MCCARTHY. All being now stored
with said Company, In its warehouses. and
all to be more specifically announced and
GOODS WILL BE ON EXHIBITION AT
TIE TINE AND PLACE OF THE SALE
UNION TRANSFER
& STORAGE COMPANY.
Arthur A. Chilver President
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

wANTED-1oft for printer. 5000 square
feet; carrying capacity, zoo pounds per
square foot, posse ssion Immediate or Feb.
i West Side, below 23d st Daniel Bird =
sail & Co. Inc. SO Worth st. Phone Worth
800
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
New Mexico

FOR sALE-2osGG acres of decided land in
Western New Mexico good improvements.
all fenced good grass and running water.
ling Colo
New-York tribune., 1920-12-24
REAL ESTATR-sALE OR RENT
\ eW Jersey

GLEN RIDGE, \. J.-sl4.5oo; owner lcav:
ing town offers modern residence, 8
rooms, baths steam, clcctric minutes
Lackawanna and Erie stations
II. s. CONNOLLY & CO..
Opp. Lackawanna sta. Montclair. n. J.
ENGLEWOOD and Vicinity Real estate
IL WIATHERBY & CO. Englewood, \. J