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New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
Flats In Many
Sections $ ass
To New Owners
Investor Acquires Milford,
in lOlst Street; Modern
lo2d Street House Sold:
Buying Of Tenements

The Fair Return Realty Corporation
sold to Elwood Ranfeld the Milford. a
seven-story elevator apartment, Eli
West 1olst Street, 54.9xlo0I1.
Jules Nehrng, Inc, with James E.
parry and Harry Levy, sold for Henry
Lange and others the fve-story modern
apartment, 40 West l59d Street, BOX
1o0 The buyer is he Harle Realty
Corporation
', Thomas Higgins sold to Frank J.
bauer the fouI-story tenement, 32S
East Fortieth Street, 25x9S.9.
Josef Rand sold to Giuseppe Gan
dolfo the seven-story tenement, g36
Avenue a, 25.9x95.6
Robert B. Reinhardt sold 1849 and
1881 Third Avenue, two three-stcry
tenements and stores, 1880 and 1Sx
lO2, respectively, to Israel NJ Cohen
and II. Strassberg, respectively.
isaac II. Alexander sold to Joseph
H. Mayors the fve-story tenement, l0l
Essex Street, % 6x4a.9
Sara +. Techt sold to Elizabeth l..
Hughes the tive-story tenement, south
west corner OF Avenue B and Seventh
Street, 2Sx643
Charles D. Donahue sold to Peter
Cassidy the tive-s story fiat, 994 Colum-
bus Avenue, southwest corner Of 109th
Street, 25.5xlO0
B. Bloch sold for Mrs. C. Schloss
the sxstory fiat and store, 10 West
l16th Street, 25X10011, to client Of
NJ. Bauman 1t had not changed own
ers since 1905.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
New Orleans Entries

First race (purse $500; maiden two-year-
olds. 5ia furlongs) )--Vulcanize. ll3. John
il5 Philanderer. IA; Noormir; ia. san
Gfeque. l13; RosecliT, llo. White, ITO,
Calit hump. 1l0
second race Cpurse 500; claiming
thrce-year turlongs) )-Puehlo 1os
Track star. ~. neau Brummel H. ~
Mickey Moore. ia Plain BIZ. ~. Riddle.
llG. Tom Logan. f0s; Benecia. 1o6 lIoreb.
li4. Catania. III, Big Idea. JOG. Kirah.
I0s Old Sinner. ia; Marie Maxim, i'll
year -olds: furionssl-i i'ouiFe Wynne 1o7
Hope Princess. l0S, Lady Stella, lis .Rapc
o. the Lock. 1876, Our Kat. ioS high
Wave 100. BIT Of Green. los Sea Court
Dr. Howard. 10s. 1ockioven lo7: GLADYS
t07 superb. lo6. Mable Josephine lo@
Fading star. lOl.
Fourth race (purse $500; claiming
three -yoar~olds and upward; furiongs)
Phantom Fair. iO4 Madge r, 1ol. Shilling,
andor loh our Birthday, l12, fortlight
100. The nephew. lI2 Veteran, 12o. Titc
Il6. Hidden Jcwoi. 107; jhdran- ll0, jean
bulIant 40. Charlie Leydecker. ia. ku-
klux. ll6: Trooper. 10.
Firth race (purse s7o0: claiming. three
yeAr-olfs ana upward. and l-ie,h miles)
Mics riilcy. i0s Golden Dawn l02 Wau-
kcaR, III. D0ugiaH s. lo1i bahobiah J.
10. Plenty lo7 Baliy B"l. los, Noerah,
lo1 Ecliie Yorke. ll4: Double Van. 90
si,th race lpurse s7o0, claiming three.
yent Ola ana upward ~ inilenl Captain
Dotia's Jses,. lOb; Adelnntr 1o5. Lad. lo5
sasiu. 10. BON jiampson. 1ob
seyon,h Tses ,purss ,5o0 e"imp9 ,,,,.ip
il0, Thirtson. 10G. korena Mona. il2. Keep
90; Hrookiapd. 40, Austrai. iob.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
Real state News
Home Buying in Vicinity
OF Lexington Av. Subway
Investors Take Over ",;le House
in 79th Street; sales
on West Side
Foot & Martin. Inc. boup

Foot & Martin, Inc bough. from A
L. Bernheim II East seventy-ninth
Street, four-story and basement
dwelling. lSX102.2
Mrs. Shelton IS reported to have sold
13+ East S!xty-ffrh Street, a three
story dwelling, coxl0O5. Helen Nc
Mahon IS the owner Of record
SCHNEIDER & Liebler sold for George
J. Nogt the taree-story dwelling, 215
East seventy ighth Street. 16.SXl02.2
Morton III L, Fearey is reported to
have sold the hve-story dwelling, 1876
Eaet tiehtieth Street. 1S.4xlO22
Ma Cbcrstein sold to Joseph Color
as the three-srory dwelling, 80 West
li4th Street, 1S.l0X1O011
Howard O. 3. White sold to Samuel
and Lain Matza, III East Hath Street.
three-story dwelling. l5x1o011
Jennie Ste.nman sold to Cerline
Berrueh- the three-story dwelling, II
We. l9th Street, 19X1O0.
Fred J. Rulman resold for Charles
Weisel l55 West l2Oth Street, three
story dwelling 20xl00 The seller
recently bought the house through the
same broker.
Esther Lustig sold to Peppi schoin
and Anna Fridenheim the three-storv
dwelling, GS West Tooth Street, 1Sx
l001l.
Daniel N. Bedell sold to Frank J.
Gearon the two-story dwelling, 1885
Madison Avenue, 19x76.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28

the huge purses which have recently
been offered for boxing matches as dis
crediting boxing, and to work for rea-
sonable admission prices at all matches
as is the case in baseball, football and
other sports of national character. 1t
is further proposed to stop the filming
of boxing bouts as harmful to the
sport.
The new organization also will CO.
operate with the national boxing bodies
of other nations with the idea of hav-
ing one international code for the gov
erning of boxing, in order to make the
sport clean, wholesome, humane and to
elevate it to the plane enjoyed by other
sports and pastimes.
A man of national reputation and an
outstanding figure in sport probably
will be selected for president of the
body. Tex O'Rourke, al present match
maker for the international Sporting
Club, wilt be the secretary of the or
ganization.
1t is expected that the formation Of
a national governing body for boxing
will lift the sport to high and perma-
nent plane and find favor with the new
ly elected Governors of such states as
do not now have q boxing law or
who are inclined to frown upon the
sport, due to unsatisfactory conditions
which surround the game at this time.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
Right Angle Wins
Feature Handicap
At Havana Track

HAVANA, Dec. 27.--Right Angle,
running TO improved form, scored in a
sensational finish when ht won the
Sprint Handicap by a nose over the
we'll played favorite. Out the Way, at
Oriental Park to-day. Right Angle led
to the wire clever band Of sprinters,
and his victory was due largely to the
powerful ride of Jockey Plckens
Out the Way, very rapid breaker,
went to the lead at the start, gained q
long lead, but, as usual, in the last six
teenth began to stop, and Right Angle,
closing fast on the outside, was up to
win. Out the Way was a length and a
half in front of San Diego.
Penelope, after many unsuccessful at
tempts, finally won heat, winning the
fourth event in romp. She was the
choice, and, taking command quickly,
easily disposed of the field, to win by
three lengths. Hocnir was second with
Allvan third Hunter Platt won the
first race, the second event went to
Litholick, Guaranteed won the fifth
race and the last heat was won by
Clip. Two favorites won.
The results:
First race 6purse 500; three yea r-olds :
and up; claiming. six furlongs) .-Hunter r
Plat. 113 (ButwelD. 5to !. . TO and
even. won; DriNield. 1oe Qletcher)' 6 70
LOG CPenman). to !, 10 and TO o.
third Time. 1;l5 IS. Raven sea,
Rhadar1es. BIZ Huniey, Whip -Poor-Wili,
James. Marty Lou also ran
Second race (purse 500; three year
olds and up, claiming, six furiongs).--
LIthoIck, 105 (WIsson,, to !. 10 :
and TO s. won; Gladstone Io6 tAtNin-
sony. 10 to !, to and 2 TO second
Count Boris. III Garner to l. $ 20 .
Eiga, Kewassa. Wilfreda, Assign. Dis
cord. also ran.
Third race (purss $1,000; three-year-
olds ana up; handicap i've and one ha I
furlongs) Right Angle 1os Pickensl
100 (WeiYner), TO 5. to and out. sec
onG; San Diego. 1oS (Barnes), 8 10 !.
. to and out. third Time 81 70.
stepson. Assumption and Walnut Hall.
Fourth race (purse $500 three-year
olds and up one mile) Penelope. lol
(Wilson), 70 g. ? TO 5 and out. won:
fzocnir. 1o7 (MeDernoto5 TO E. eysn ana
s. , TO and out, third Time, 40
Haran. Black Prince also ran
Fifth race (purse s7oo three-year -olds
and up. claiming mile and hfty yards a
ana out, won: Mather. 100 (Eames). 10 to
to and out. second, Darnley, 1o9
(prever) . 70 l. even. and out. third
Tin4e, l:43 3-5. Dolph. Sans Peur II. also
ran
Sixth race fpurse 800; three-year -old'
ara up; Claiming: mne and fifty yards).-
T,iin. io8 WILSON. , to /. to r end tc
3 won; Buncranna. 100 tDominiickl. 2 tc
l. even and to ?, second sol Gllsey' lqs
e;iellnnd Timothy J.. Hogan. Nigh
Wind. Sim Feiner, also ran
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28

-i5ankhock 40 7fc.-77 of the Union
Drive SAVINGS Bank is missing ANY per
sou haNir- claim 20 II ls hereby Gated
upon ~ present The same Witaln ten DAYS
et s-bulf ~ having said passooo~ can
c.il@d and new one issuee
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
Big Boxing Purses To Be Abolished
Bouts Hereabouts
TONIGHT


Starlight S. C.-Jack Mcfarland
VS.. Willie Schaeffer, ten rounds.
Woodhaven S. C.-Dutch Brandt
VS.. Willie Kohler. fifteen rounds.
Coliseum a. c. (Newark)-Freddie
Welsh VS.. Willie ("kid") Green,
twelve rounds.
WEDNESDAY
Madison Square Garden - Jack
Sharkey VS.. Roy Moore, fifteen
rounds; Panama Joe Cans VS.. Sailor
Darden, ten rounds; Charlie Pix
ing vs.. Tommy Elm, ten rounds;
Packey O'Gatty VS.. Dick Atkins, six
rounds.
NEW YEARS DAY (Afternoon)
Pioneer S. c. Packey O'Gatty
VS.. Benny Coster, fifteen rounds.
Commonwealth S. c. - Frankie
Jerome vs.. Jack Tracey. ten rounds;
Matty Brooks, vs. kid Alberts, ten
rounds.
East New York A. A.-Eddie Wal
lace vs. Pete (~Red") Mcdonald,
fifteen rounds
Ridgewood Grove Club -- Silent
Martin VS.. Johnny Howard, fifteen
rounds.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
Lofts in Mercer and 10th Sss.
And 9th Avenue Corner Sold

Henry Trankmann reports the sale
Of the four-story building, 25xl00, at
III Mercer Street Abraham Jarmol-
sky recently acquired it from Evelyn
Candel The same broker also reports
the sale of the six-story loft, 25x94. Z,
S. East Tenth Street, to Berringburg
& Co.
wilma Lees sold to William Hirsch-
field the four-story building, 40 Sixth
avenue, northwest corner Of Twenty
seventh Street. 23.5x60.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
Entries for the state amateur box
Angon Wins Third Race
In Row on Muddy Track

NEW ORLEANS, Dec 27.-Angon,
carrying top weight of 12S pounds in
the Mermantau Handicap, a five and
a half furlong race for all ages, was
at home in the heavy going at JET
in scoring over Rapid Day and Cock
O. the Roost, when finished in the
order named. Murray rode the win
ner, the colors of l.. Gentry. This is
the third straight win for Angon in
his last three starts on a heavy track.
The only two favorites to win were
Angon, an odds-on choice and Medusa.
7-to-5 favorite at post time.
The results:
Tgg5 Tass ,1sS as aiafns bafe rms
8 to . and 7 to ., won: Secretary, 1os
46wida). &c to 2. to snd & 70 : ssse9sSs !,
Repent, 100 {Me,DeFmno6ttl' 6 to to e S
board. Echoiand' Caithump, Plato Almi-
rante. Obstinate and Contriot also ran.
Second race (four year-olds and upward !.
Mist ll2 (smith). to /. to 8 and to
TO- won, Madras Ginghaln. l07 'Anthony) ,
10 10 !, to J and 10 ), second; Sentl-
to 5. third Time. 1:1s Circulate, Bo-
yoco. Daiwood and Retreat also ran.
Third race Nour year-olds and upward :;
claiming purse SpUv, SIX LullVIS 81 ,
ana to 10, won Valerie West. lo7 (Bor-
ganowslsD, TO l. to and to 5. sec
ond; Poultney, 115 g. Burke}, to l, even
and l to ?, third. Time. J ~. Dancer.
Tarascon. Nolawn. Pigeon, Lowell. Early
F, Sight and Yorkroad also ran
Fourth race (threc-year-old claiming
purse s7o0 six furlongs)-Tan SON, 11S
(Thurber), to /. to and I TO TO- won
Petrareh, l07 (Wright, to ]. to and
even, second. Undine, 90 (Mc Der1notD,
/ 3 to !, even and to 2, third. Time,
| 1:15 20. Mary Head. Alberta s. Galot
and Alcatraz also ran.
| Fifth race (Mer.nentau Handicap; all
ages. purse 81 900; hve and half fur
! iongs)-Anson, l2S (Murray), II to 20 and
out. won; Rapid Day, 115 (Collns). to l,
! 2 to and out. second, Cock o. the Roost,
/ 10s (Thurber). to l, even and out, third.
Time. 1908 Head over Heels also ran
Sixth race (three -year-olds and upward
/ claiming; purse $500, one mile and seventy
yards )--Medusa. 103 (Mooney), to b.
/ / to and to 8, won; Betsy, lob tPonce) ),
to /. S to and to ., second klrste s
Cub. 1oe (Roberts) to 2. to and
u, Lucius, CHICK BarAlcy and Walter
/ Turn bow also ran
Seventh race (hrce-year and up
ward claiming purse $500, ono mile and
seventy yards) - King Neptune. 1ll
( highland Lad. III (Murrayl, to I 70
aud 4 to o. second. Miss Nell 100 lI'ol-
lard), Is to /. i to and to I. THIRD.
Time, 80 l-5. Illinois Lad, Cockroach.
Verify, Susan NJ. Tug and Ur. Schaier
! also ran
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
National Body
Soon to Control
The Ring Game
Governors of Is States to
Send Delegates to Three
Day Convention Here

Formation of national body to gov
ern and control professional boxing
will be undertaken in this city next
month, it wss learned tonight. Dele
gates appointed by the Governors of
eighteen states will convene at the
headquarters Of the International Box
ing Club here on January 10, II and -.
During the three-day conference the
foundation for national organization
will be laid and rules and regulations
for the standa rdizing OF boxing throuh-
out the United States established.
The new association, which Will alb
sorb the Army, Navy and Civilian
Board Of Boxing Control, Of which it is
really q development, viii be formed
bv carefully selected and officially ap-
pointed delegates from the following
states: New York Ohio. Penns ylvania,
Massachusetts, Maryland, New Jersey,
Connecticut, Colorado. Wisconsin, Mon
tana Minnesota. Oregon, West Virginia,
Louisiana. Washington, Florida, Ten
nessee and Oklahoma.
Game Legal in Many States
This group represents almost oil of
the states where boxing is legolized.
Boxing is permitted in several other
states under what may be termed local
option, but those which will be repre-
sented by officially appointed delegates
will be the ones to take the initial steps
in the formation OF the new national
governing2body.
The conference is the elimination Of
more than six months Of CORES pond
ence and in some cases personal CON
ferences between the officials of the
International Sporting Club and the
governors OF the states which will dele
gate representatives to the meeting.
Each delegate will have the written
authority TO represent his state in the
conference and to act for the same in
the formation of the organization,
which will not be named until after
the conference begins. The delegates
also will have the power to return to
their respective states after the con-
ference, with the idea Of having the
necessary changes made in the legis-
latve rules so that all will govern box
ing under the rules TO be adopted by
the new association.
Plan to Standardize Rules
In discussing the project with The
Associated Press William A. Gavin,
managing director Of the international
Sporting Club. stated last night that
it was the intention of the Delegates
to standardize the boxing rules for each
and every state, to adopt a joint agree
ment to bar any delinquent or offend
ing boxer in all states. if suspended
by the National Association, and to
compel champions to defend their IT,
ties at reasonable fixed intervals or
forfeit the title
1t is also the intention Of those in
terested to advocate the abolition Of
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
Trading in the Bronx

Daniel H. jackson sold to an in
vesting client of Jaques Pollatschek
the four tve-story modern apartment
houses at the northwest corner OF 18th
Street and Southern Boulevard and
lnown as SIT, S2l and S25 East l79th
street and 2039 Southern Boulevard
The property has just been transferred
to Lyman Kaufman.
The Kayanee Realty and Construc-
ton Company sold the new family
house at the northeast corner Of Find
.ay Avenue and l64th Street, 19.4X1048 8
Morris Borsod sold to the Marline
Corporation and the Milton Realty Cor
poration the three-story dwelling 81
East 1921 Street. 2OXlOO
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
TO LEr-uNFURNIsHrD
Manhattan

81 BI.ET- SEVEN LARGE ROOMS RE-
CEpTION HALL. TWO BATHS. EXTRA
iAt tATORT. HUDSON VIEW FROM FIVE
ROOMS HIGH CLASS; $3.50 MONTHLY.
'ATlIEpRAI ht7s
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
s | 900. 900 Brooklyn Lease
Frederick Brown Rents Build
ing in Shoppinc District

Frederick Brown leased through
Harvey B. Newins, Inc. and Robert j.
Coverdale 468 and 470 Fulton Street.
Brooklyn, now occupied bv HsaIv's
jeweiry store, for twenty-five years
from January /, 1921, at an aggregate
rental Of approximately 81 100000
The property has q frontage Of 30
feet on Fulton Street, on which is a
six-story building.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
ST., 100000 Printing
Plant for L. |. City
Plans Filed for Nine Story
Structure To Be Built of Re
infOrced Concrete

Plans were filed in the Queens Bu-
reau Of Buildings yesterday by William
f. Austin, architect, for a nine-story
end basement printing house, SOx365,
at the corner Of Jackson Avenue and
Hulst Street, Long Island City, for the
Printers Realty Company. so Lafayette
Street. The estimated cost of the
building is S1,40O0 600.
1t is to be OF reinforced concrete, de-
signed for heavy loading and equipped
with every modern essential for the
various departments Of large print
ing establishr mt. 1t will have a pr
vate siding on the Long Island Rail
road, and special attention has been
paid to receiving and shipping facili-
ties
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
" estchester

NEW ROCHELLE HOME. $4,000
a harrain 10 rooms baths; gas eac
trirIty. hreplnces. sleeping porch. plot 5o1
1870. o'Conror Real Estate Agency. 24a
Huguouot ST. Phone 5s4 New Rorhelle.
OWNERS Will sacrifice several North
w hlte piains we'll located building lots
to close out holdings Builders opportu
rity. los Lambden & SON Inc. Sc Law
ton ST.. tel 5o2 Sow Rochelle. \. Y
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
Recent BUYERS of Realty

The Carneval Realty Corporation
(l0. and J Carnevel and A. J. Bank)
is the buyer OF the building at the
southwest corner Of Greenwich and
Murray streets. sold recently by VII
liam D. Fitzpatrick.
Georgia ". Jones is the purchaser
Of the building at 1l9 Waverley Place.
Arthur A. BallantiNe is"the purchaser
Of the dwelling, 1873 East SiXty-hfth
Street.
Frederick f. Haght bought thu
dwelling, 64 East Fifty-fourth Street,
sold through Pcase & Elllman
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28

LOST-Ar saks bron leather pocket
book containing ladies gold wrist watch
ink -alea y r. e.. railroad tickets auto
license. money, liberal reward u l2-'
Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
New Garage in Brooklyn
Sold for About $500. 900

Louis H. Kaplan purchased from Cap
tain Frank in q cash transaction for
about 100000 Franks garage, which
Eastern Parkway. st. Johns Place,
Howard and Ralph avenues, Brooklyn,
containing approximately $4,000 square
feet on one floor without any posts.
There are stores and d gasoline station
on the side facing Eastern Parkway.
The building was completed few
months ago. John J Heitler. Of the
lnterboro Realty Company, was the
hrnknr
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
Union Dime Savings Bank
Loans SllO.OOO on Realf,

The Union Dime Savings Bank loan
ed to the 81 West Fifty second Stree
Corporation, S25000O on the four
houses at 61 to CT West Fifty second
Street, recently transferred by Coonel
Arthur T. Schermerhorn to his hold
ing company. The same bank has ais,
loaned to the Herald Square Holding
Company George Backer and Arnstein
& Levy 100000 on the former Barne,
residence at the northeast corner Of
Park Avenue and Thirty-eighth Street
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28

LOST lsL..shook $50. l46.9a+ Union square
Savings rsnk. ~ Union square. New
Yc1n paYtsrnt stopped. Finder please
return 10 bank
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28

f.oSu-Hsui. hook No 157.o59 of the Union
Square savings Bank % Union Square.
V0w Yor. aYrsert stepped Finder please
r-tsiru t9 har1
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
Duffy's Record
May Be Placed
Back i'm Books
A. A. U. Considering Res
toration of Mark of 9 3-5
Seconds for lOO-YardR Run
By Jack Masters

Arthur Dufy's worlds record Of 3 5
seconds for running 100 yards, made
nearly generation ago, may be re
stored to the books of the Amateur
Athletic Union at the next convention
Of the national body. This was indi-
Gated last night at the meeting OF
the board of managers of the Iocal
association held in St. Bartholome v 5
parish house.
1t was stated that the Boston A. A.
would submit evidence to show that
DUFFY was not professional when ne
maze the record and that various or
ganlzations would support the Boston
club and the New England associa-
tons application for the restoration
OF the record
Among other amendments to the
rules of the A. A. u. which were dis
cGpssed was that suggested by the
Hawanan association and adopted at
the national convention, to the effect
that women swimmers wear suits
which cover more of the BODY and
mat they provide themselves with
bathrobes to be worn until the start
Of race.
1t also was decided to hold boxing
bouts and swimming contests eac5
afternoon and evening during the week
Of January 29 at Madison SQUARE Car
den IN conjunction with the Sports
mems Show
Frank zuna, the veteran Newark
long distance star, has obtained per-
1ntSSlon TO compete in road race at
fhlladedphla on January l. III the
past Frank has been reprimanded for
running out of town without a nermi+
from the A. A. U. He called Yesterday
at headquarters for certitcaro and
also to get the Glow down" on the nnu
expense allowance
The eighth annual Hollywood Inn
@ ROAD race which will start at Broad
o. ~ag ag ana Hudson Street, Yonkres, st
''o p. m. New Years Day has attracted
prizes of unusual value Will be dis
trlbuted.
The 220yard Metropolitan swimming
cham pionship will be decided at the
New York A. c. Wednesday, January -.
other events include a water polo con
test, fancy diving, 100-yard handicap
and l50-yard medley race.
Entries for the state amateur box
ing championships which will be
held in the Garden next Monday and
Tuesday evenings, closed last night
Among prominent contenders are Willie
Singer, of the 92d Street y NJ II. A
metropolitan 115-pound title holder
and Ben Ponteau, Of the st CHRISTOPHER
Club, 13o-pound local CHAMPION Mil
ton Weiss and Sam Lagonia will com
pete in the 1853 pound class.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
Conveys Realty to Railway

The P. ]. Carlin Construction Com
pany, for whom Judge Knox has just
appointed receivers, has conveyed to
the New York Municipal Railway the
nine-story building, 2G0-263 West
Street and 65-67 Vestry Street, south
east corner, 75.9x101.7x irregular. The
property was conveyed subject to a
mortgage for $l60.000.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
Furniture
Pianos and Musical instruments
Printing
I Cmbreilas

PRINTING, low price 1000 cards. nots.
heads $3.50. Hess Co. POS z 1lTth
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
Brokers Locate in 10th Street

Harris, Vought &. Co., with D. L.
Gilman G. Co. leased the second floor,
IA East Forty-sixth Street to Robert
2. Marshall & Co, stock brokers, for
their uptown brok age Office.
Cross & Brown Co. leased space in
the Romax Building. 245 West Forty
seventh Street. to Watt Corpora
tich and at 18 East Forty-trst Street
to Falcon Steel Company.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
Sales of Ridgewood Homes

s. s. Walstrum Gordon & Formal
sold for Mrs. Ida NJ. Sprague her resi-
donce 2SS Prospect Street. R.dgewood
~ j, to McLain T. Robertson o. Cres
kill, and for the Minwix Company SO
North Pleasant Avenue to c. H. Hand
Of Manhattan; also for NJ T Ruane q
~eeidential lot on Heights Terrace to
David Marshall
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28

LOsT-Ban0book y. 1.ll99I6, Of the
Dank Tor savings. ESQ Fourth ave. Pay
nent stopped. Finder please return to
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28

-Bankbooie NJ. 77s.7S2 % the Union
Dime Savings Bank - missing Any per
son having a cl4la 10 r. is hereby called
u0on - present ihe saue within ten days
o- submit - having said passoooA can
ssilel ana q r-ew one issued
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
Adirondack Camp Acquired for
Headuuarters Of Girl Scouts

The hfty-acre kinderogen Adir0ndack
camp site, owned by the Briarchf
Realty Company has been acqu red as
the national headquarters OF the Girl
Scouts Of America. 1t includes several
farmhouses and lake. Kenneth Ives
& Co. were the brokers'
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28

LEARN TO BE 4 CHAUFFEUR-Pieasa
profitable w0r<, Gay and evening classes.
Send FOR free booklet ana visitors pass.
West Side y. N. &. A. 500 West 57th at.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-28
BUYS Home at Edgemere

The Lewis II. May Co. resold for
the f. s. R. Realty Company the S. &
L. Construction Company, two and
onc-half story dwelling, 326 Dickerson
Avenue, Edgemere, L. l., to Della l.
Donihee.