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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-22
Herbert keck, Of Peoria
in Insurance Business Here

Herbert L. Keck has purchased the
interest of Lawrence Handley in the
insurance firm of Kelley and Handley,
it was announced Wednesday.
Beginning with the first of the year
the company will be known as the KEEL
ley and Keck Insurance agency. Mrs.
Keck was formerly Miss Grace Kelley
Of Richmond, and is a daughter of
Mr.. Kelley. ~ .- ..-.#
Herbert L. Keck was formerly con.
nected with the Delco distributing
service at Peoria, Ill Mr.. Keck is a
brother-in-law of August Hafner, con-
nected with the Dickinson Trust com.
pany. His home was originally in Day
ton where he graduated from Styvers
high school.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-22
.iscel1aneous

gram will be Of a miscellaneous
nature.
Sues For Divoree-Suit for divorce
was filed in circuit court today by
Elsie Wore against her husband,
Lemon Wore.
Send Christmas candy-The women
of the local G. A. r. Post were occu-
pied today with packing sacks of
candy for the children in the orphans
home at Knightstown. About 400
orphans are in the home, descendants
of veterans of the Civil, Spanish and
World wars. One sack of candy was
sent to each child. This is an annual
custom.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-22

sues will be opened by the Board OF
Education at its meeting Wednesday
at p. m.
Art Gallery Announcement =, The
public art gallery now exhibiting a
collection of Al Autographs by Howard
Leigh, an Indiana artist, will be open
Wednesday from $3.50 to 6 p. m. and
from 1880 to 10 p. m. Thursday per-
sons may visit the gallery from 8 a.
m. to p. m.
Escapes Serious Injury-Mort Half
ner. farmer living east of Richmond.
narrowly escaped serious injury We'd
nesday when the car he was driving
was struck by an interurban east of
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-22

the city. The machine was demo!-
ished.
Receiver For Gregg - Frank T..
Strayer was appointed temporary re-
ceiver for William H. Gregg at the re-
quest of his wife, Mamie c. Gregg.
Wednesday. Hearing as to whether
or not the receivership is to be made
permanent will be held Dec. %.
Reid Christmas Entertainment
Reid Memorial church viii hold its
Christmas entertainment Thursday
evening at the church beginning at
1880 p. m. Members of the Sunday
school. the church and their friends
are invited to be present. The Fro
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-22

$685. on an overdraft of the Farm
ers' Bank OF Milton on the First Ma
tional bank of Connersville. These
claims were assigned to the claimants
and will be paid after the final pay
ment to depositors has been COM
pleted.
Other large claims set aside to be
paid afterwards are those of Sarah F.
Hart, $1,000; Anderson and Sous
Grain company. $4,000; Washington
township, $1,000; and Wayne county,
$4,000.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-22

carols sung by the choir and single
voices. Near the close, and as a part
of the service. gifts will be presented
by the Bible school and congregation,
to go. to missions and needy children
of Richmond and vicinity,
New-York tribune., 1920-03-02
Samuel II. Kaufman Gets
Suite of Twenty Rooms

Douglas L. Elliman & Co. have leased
from plans an apartment Of twenty
rooms and six baths. occupying an en-
tire floor in the building in course OF
construction at the southeast corner Of
Sixty-siXth Street to Samuel R. Kauf-
man.
The same brokers have leased large
apartment at 270 Park Avenue to
Charles r. Flint; large duplex apart
ment at $50 Park Avenue for Major
Lorillard Spencer to S. NJ. Schatxkin,
who was represented by II. 3. Nevins,
Inc; an apartment at 90l Lexington
Avenue to Allen c. Bakewell, and in
the new building at 145 East Fifty
second Street to Skiflington I. Norton;
an apartment at ~ East Sixty-fourth
Street to Miss Florence II. Winte rburn
and Miss +. Il Reid, and at 30 West
Forty eighth Sire ct to Joseph J. Gerl.
Pease K Eiliman have leased apart
ments at so West I'ifty-ninth Street to
j. ". Fuller jr.. at l46 East Forty ninth
Street 10 John Starr Hunt, at 145 East
Fifty y-second Street to Carlton Neat and
to Mrs. A. D. Alexander, at S3S West
End Avenue to A. T. Swoyer, at 646
West End Avenue. furnished, for Miss
Adele Coulter to Mrs. Mary B. Brady,
at 126 West Seventy y-frst Street to Miss
Y. L. Kerni. at III West Seventy-sixth
Street to Miss A. NJ. Harris and to H.
Hart, at 1876 West Seventy first Stree
10 Mrs. +. \, Uhl, and at 119 West
Seventy-ifth Street to Louis H. Gold
soil
New-York tribune., 1920-03-02
Smaller Houses
Rule Demand
For Apartment
Syndicate of Operators Re-
sell Nine-Story Flat in
West 58th ST., Recently
Bought; Other Trading

The syndicate Of operators which re-
Gently bought the nine-story apartment
at 1862 to 1856 West Fifty-eighth Street
from the Maraco Realty Company
(Lawrence Mcclure, president) has re-
sold 1T to an investor at substantial
profit. 1t occupies a plot 6Ox1OO, be-
tween Sixth and Seventh Avenues.
The Beaconsfield, a six-story eleva-
tor apartment. at 1876 and 1877 West
10th Street, on plot 63x100.11, has
been sold to the Dernwood Realty Com
parry.
William NJ. Sperrv is reported to
nave sold the seven-story apartment al
1888 and 384 Central Park West, on plot
4Sx10O
The G. NJ. G. Realty Corporation has
bought from Morris w. Gitlitz the five
story fiat at 272s Broadway, on plot
23.1x93
Resale in 18Oth Street
Charles Berlin has resold the two
37.6xl0O each, at 554 and 556 West
lG0th Street for Miss Rose Sullivan to
Miss Grace Evans.
II. S. Sonand has sold for A. Zauderer
tho fve-story apartment at 446 to 450
West 164th Street.
Ernest N. Adler has sold for Imrc
Memeth 603 East Eighty-thrd Street, a
tkree-story single fiat. on plot 22x51 Ak
irregular; also. in conjunction with Ed
wGrd Engel, for Henry Hornung to
Thomas j. Reilly 5I5 East Eighty sixth
Street, fve-story fiat, on plot 22x
10O.S
Deal in East 1c4th Street
Louis II. Goldberg has bought from
fa% ,%ov E,c L
Street, a six-story fat, with stores, on
plot 50x1oo.11x irregular. Mr.. Gold
berg resold the property to Israel E.
Schuhmann.
Henry Wacker has sold for the Law
cry estate the three fve-story flats at
BAG to $50 West Forty-seventh Street,
on plot 75x1O0.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-02
Sweet Insists Socialist
Five Must Be Expelled
Friends Predict He Will Try to
Force Action Regardless
of Trial Verdict
From a Stnn f,n,r,sroud,.n,


ALBANY, March 1.-The nature of
the evidence presented at the trial
OF the five ousted Socialist Assembly
men has not moved Speaker Sweet
and his colleagues from their deter
mination to bar the accused men per-
msnently from the Assembly. Close
friends of the Speaker said to-day
that he still insists that the five be
expelled, and will try to force such
action no matter what the report Of
the Judiciary Committee, before whom
the men have been tried, may beA
Although, save for summing-up, the
case virtually is concluded, an adherent
of Sweet on the Judiciary Committee
announced to-day his intention of re-
opening the proceedings to ask Assem-
blymen De Witt and Orr if they sub
scribe to the defence offered by the
three other Socialists-Claesse Solo
mon and Waldman.
If their reply is Eyes" this man will
vote for the expulsion of all five.
The manner in which the case has
been conducted is said to have dis
gusted many of the Assemblymen and
most of the counsel for the prosecu-
counsel for the Lusk committee, and
Samuel Berger, another Lusk commit
tee legal adviser, are understood to be
extremely dissatisfied with the outcome
and to have counselled Speaker Sweet
not to attempt to oust the Socialists.
On the other hand, men familiar with
state politics assert that Sweet as q
public figure will not be worth thirty
cents" if the five are not expelled
New-York tribune., 1920-03-02
Buying in Harlem District
Trading in BROOKLYN

The Realty Associates have sold 3s1
South Fifth Street, a vacant lot, 25x
95.2, to Daniel Sand; 568 Washington
Avenue, four-story dwelling, 18Xl30,
to Eugene Smith, and 263 and 2G7
Ainslie Street, two two-story dwellings,
50x100, to Mrs. John Zirpilo and to
Mrs. Giro respectively.
Harry M. Lewis has sold for Norman
g. Sobel the two four-story apartments
at 1144 and 1146 President Street, S0X
1879.
Charles Partridge has sold the two
story dwelling at 1918 Pacific Street
for NJ, NJ. Donovin; the building at
100 Martense Street for Gustave Lar
son, and the six-family apartment at
612 East Seventeenth Street for Rus
sell Holmes.
The Meister Builders, Inc, has pur-
chased the four-story houses at 4l9
to 425 Wythe Avenue, 80x693. T. Has
kell was the broker.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-02
Realty Trading in City and Suburbs
Business Firm Buys
Another Water St. Loft
Adjoins Building Now Occupied
by Concern and Will Be Ex-
tensively Altered


The Charles F, Noyes Company has
sold to Max B. Kaesche, of F. Bredt &
Co., for Robert Sands, 328 Water
Street, on plot 25xS7. improved with a
five-story and basement store and loft
building. Last year the Noyes Com
pany sold 236 Water Street, adjoining,
to tMr. Kaesche. The property just pur-
chased will be substantially improved
and occupied by the purchaser for his
business.
Twenty-lfth Street Buyer to Build
Gustave Kaff has purchased from the
Reyam Realty Corporation 126-128 Eas It
Twenty-fifth Street. A store and loft
building is to be erected Immediately
and occupied by the purchaser. Bastine
u Co., Inc, were the brokers.
Stable in Fifteenth Street Sold
The Duross Company has sold the old
four-story Tiffany stable, at IA West
Fifteenth Street, on lot 286x103.3, to a
client, who will make extensive altera-
tions
Sale in West Thirty-eighth Street
Charles Hensle has sold the three
story building, on lot 22x90 at 203
West Thirty~eighth Street, to Herman
B. Goodstein through A. c. Marks.
Steel Company Gets East Side Plot
William H. Whiting & Co. have sold
for the Champion estate the southwest
corner of Deiancey and Mangin streets,
a vacant lot, 25x100. The purchaser is
the Continental Steel Company.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-02

SURROGATES NOTICES

of the state OF New York. BY the Grace
Of God, Free and Independent.-To Mary
E Lockyer Julia Agnes Mahoney. William
Mahoney. Charles l.. Mahoney. Julian j.
Elliott, David Elliott. Agnes Mahoney'
, he name agnes" being fictitious, the true
first name being unknown, if living, and, IL
Mahoney, the name John" being fictitious'
the true first name being unknown, if liv-
ing. and If dead, his heirs and next OF
kin, the heirs and next of kin OF Denis Nj.
Mahoney. deceased, SEND GREETING;
WHEREAS Mary u Lockyer, who re-
sides at IS West Avenue. Norwalk. Con
necticut. has lately applied to our Sur
York to have certain instrument in writ
ing relating to both real and personal
pronerty, duly proved as the last Will and
testament of Denis Nj. Mahoney. who was
at the time OF his death resident of the
County Of New York deceased
THEREFORE,. You and each of you are
cited TO show cause before the Surrogates
Court OF our County OF New York at the
Hall OF Records, in the County of New
York, on the 7tn day. of April, one thou
sand nine hundred and twenty at half
past ten O'Clock in the forenoon of that
day why the said will and testament
should not be admitted to probate a
will of real and personal property.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF we have
caused the seal of the Surrogates' Court
Of the said County OF New York to be
.es hereunto affixed, WITNESS
Ia. 81 Honorable John p. Cohalan. a
Surrogate OF our said County OF
of February. in the year of our Lord one
thousand nine hundred and twenty.
DANIEL j. DOWDNEY,
Clerk OF the SuTrogateS Court.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-02
Bronx Apartments Still
Much Sought After
Investors Continue to Show
Strong Faith in Houses in
NOrthcrly Borough


], Clarence Davies has sold for the
Tiffany Realty Company, Joseph G..
Abramson, president, 1647 Washington
Avenue, 1870 feet north of 172d Street,
a five-story apartment ON plot 40x140.
Leopold Bittroif has sold for S.
Krosner 423 st. AIMS Avenue, six
story apartment, to V. Horky.
August Vollmar has sold for E. M.
O'Gorman the dwelling on lot 1S.9x1O0,
at 455 East 141st Street, and for John
Chrstman the fve-story apartment, on
plot 49xl05, at S96 Fox Street.
Alexander Selllin and Carl Jaffe have
sold for the Marshall Security Company
the livestory apartment 757 Rogers
place, on plot 50x75.
Ernest N. Adler sold for Aurelia
Boband to Karoine Adler 1889 Frank
lin Avenue, a hvc-story tenement, on
plot 4Sx114x irregular
George W. Sasse has sold for the
Albo Security Company, M. Alexander
president. 1916 Charlotte Street, a five
story apartment on plot 50xl0O.
Still More Flats Sold
Charles Berlin has sold 1045 Teller
Avenue, fve-story apartment, 4OxlOO,
for the Doan Realty Company to Miss
Grace Evans
N. Bender has sold for Kotler &,
Morrel 1862 lneervale Avenue, 40x98x
ITO, five and half story apartment
to Joseph Lefkovitz.
James II. Cruikshank has resold to
Lefkowitz & Perlman the three-story
dwelling at 2lOS Madison Avenue, on
lot 20XS0. Nathan Nasonowtz was
the broker.
Bronx Dwelling Deal
NJ. T. Ring has sold 6l6 East 1924
Street, wo-story dwelling, for Mar
garet c. Mcmahon to Mabel V. La
Scalea.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-02
Arthur L. Lesher Sells
Dwelling i'm 55th Street
-
Buyer Will Occupy Dwelling
Houses in Washington Square
District in Demand

William B. May & Co. has sold for
Arthur L. Lesher 65 East Fifty-fifth
Street, modern 16-foot five-story Amer
lean basement dwelling, to a client for
occupancy.
Pepe s. Bro. have resold for. Mrs.
Maud E. CHM So Charles Street, a
three-story and basement dwelling on
lot 22x95, to the Casanova Realty Com
pany.
Buying in Harlem District
Harry Sugarman has sold for Eta
Fogotstof 232 West 112th Street, a
three-story and basement dwelling on
lot 17x100.11.
George w. Sasse has sold 1868 West
116th Street, three-story dwelling.
on lot 16.Sxl00 to Mrs. Susan E. Lay
tin; also sold for Mrs. Louise A. Kopf,
of Chicago, the three-story dwelling
at 1873 Manhattan Avenue on lot 1863
x86.10.
r. w. Smith has resold for Peter
Dahl to Annie Howell for occupancy
the three-story and basement dwelling
at 314 West 18th Street on lot 16.Sx
90 I I
New-York tribune., 1920-03-02
Sells 13 Apartments in Month

Charles Hense reports sales in Feb
ruary of the thirteen fivcstory apart
ment houses built by the Vermilyea
Realty Company on East l69th Street,
between Morris and Grant avenues, on
plot 25x100 each, as follows 1863 and
1271 Morris Avenue. to Bandes Bros.
through Frederick Zittel & Sons; l277
and 1879 Morris Avenue, to Bessie
Danis through Jacob Cohn; 1860 and
1262 Grant Avenue. to Abraham Shein
through kprz G. Uren; l2Gs' and 1870
Grant Avenue, to Harris Rather and
1876 and 1878 Grant Avenue, to c. Chat
noff and A. Elsenberg through jacob
Cohn
New-York tribune., 1920-03-02
Lee and Cassidy
Won, Say Socialists,
Charging Frauds
ynssected Ballots Show Ma.
;ority Over Aldermanic
Opponents, 1t Is Alleged !;
Court Fight Threatened

Tho inspection of ballots cast in the
.a., and Sth Aldermanic districts,
uh;eh we're completed yesterday, dis
.,u<sd that Algernon Lee and Edward
Cassidy, Socialists, were elected last
x.vember, according to an announce
r,eus made by Frederick Umhey, of the
arm Of Hillquit & Levine, counsel for
.be Socialists. Mr.. Umhey said that
the tally of the inspected ballots
shaved that Lee had majority of 334
rates over Moritz Graubard, his Demo-
cratic opponent, and Cassidy had ma
;or;tv of f02 votes over Timothy j.
Sullivan. the Tammany candidate. Both
of the Democratic nominees we're de-
elared elected by the returns and
seated in the Board of Aldermen.
Mr.. Umhey said that the Socialists
will make an application Immediately
n the Supreme Court for an order di-
recting the Aldermanic Committee on
privileges and Elections to reopen the
hoyes and hold an official examination
and recount. The Board of Aldermen,
with strong Tammany majority, has
sole power to pass upon the qualifica-
tons of its members, and unless re-
yersed by the courts the chances of the
two Socialist Aldermen being seated are
considered remote.
Charles A. Curtin, representing Tim
othy Sullivan--a Tammany name to be
eonjured with, although the present AL
dsrman IS no relation to the famous
aBig Tim denied that the examina-
ton OF the ballots in the Office of the
Board of Elections showed any mate
rial gains for the Socialist candidates
He said that the ballot boxes were in
bad shape and that the seals in many
instances were found broken. The
Socialist gains, he said, were claimed
on ballots which were declared defec-
tive by inspectors of the Board of
Elections. In one instance, he said
fifty or sixty ballots were thrown out
as marked for Identification. These
ballots contained small pieces of card
board and according to reports they
have received. the market ballots re-
suited from fight between the regular
Socialist organization and the left wing
Of the party The Socialist representa-
tiyes, however. contended that the
marking was done by the Tammany
men in order to invalidate the ballots
They intimated that the condition of
some Of the ballots might furnish a
basis for alleged fraud in court pro-
New-York tribune., 1920-03-02
Frederick Brown Buyer
OF Peter Stuyyesant

Frederick Brown is the buyer of the
thirteen-story Peter Stuyvesant Apart
Ments. at the southeast corner Of River
side Drive and Niney eighth Street,
which had been owned for several years
by Julius Fleischmann, former Mayor
of Cincinnati. 1t stands on plot 101.4x
1886. The property was purchased
from the Freidist Realty Corporation
friedman & Distilator), who acquired
it few weeks ago from the Dalriada
Realty Company, a holding company for
MIR. Fleischmann. The majority of the
leases on the property expire next Oc-
tCber.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-02
Reports From Westcfester
Show Home Buvers Are Active

The Robert E. Farley Organization
has sold for Irving NJ. Austin property
on Glen Avenue, in the Colonial Ridge
section of Port Chester. N. Y, to
George X. Jessup, Mount Vernon,
n. Y.
Prince & Ripley have sold for A.
Kimball his home at l6 Church Street.
White Plains, to James Roach, of this
city.
The suburban home of Mrs. Clara NJ
Johnson, at Cedar knolls, BronXviile
has been sold 70 Jessie Milne. of White
Plains The property consists of .
large house on one-half acre. George
Howe was the broker.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-02
New Building Plans
Manhattan

56TH ST, 423 to ass f. for 5-sty facty.
139xS75; kiowa Realty Co. SO W +5th
st. owner. Z stern 56 w ,45th st.
areht g. cost Ss ", -, 500 o9V
100: Klein Improvement Corp, 652 W
l35th ST. and archt; cost. S35. 00n
10TH ST 523 to 5SS K, for 1-sty CARA ge.
160xloO; w Lowe, sl+5 Boston Road,
owner: l. G Hornunl, 1879 E i2d st, archt
cost ,...,....,... $50, 900
S9TH ST e34 to 243 w for q lO-sty stor-
age stores and mfg. Si.3x9S.9: Sloane
Estates Inc. al6 65th ST, owner; Fred
t Ley & Co Inc, engineres $50. 500, 90
New-York tribune., 1920-03-02

ALICE II. HALL vs. HARoLD T., conaaai;in, G, mAnL-
Fairneid County Superior Court. So
Bridgeport. February 2sth, A. - ls1o
Upon the complaint of the said Alice X
Hall. praying. for reasons therein Sc set
forth, fo1 divorce and custody OF chiid.
now pending before this Court, having
been returned thereto on the first TUESDAY
1t appearing TO and being found by this
Court that the said defendant Is 80. sosen. sn'
known--reslding In New York State. last
known address being New York c,ty-ama n ,n
plaint was given as required by order or
notice heretofore issued and now tho
Plaintiff asks for further order OF notice
in the premises 49,.
Therefore Ordered. that notice OF the
tendency Of said complaint be given oy
publishing this order in the New York
Tribune, newspaper printed IN New iarA orr
city. once week FOR successive weeks
commencing on or before the End day OIL
March. A. D. 1920.
Hy the Court.
MICHAEL j. FLANAGAN.
Clerk OF the Superior C2urt for FaNheid
County q
New-York tribune., 1920-03-02
sURRoGATEs' NOTICES

ah,s sEs LANCE OF AN ORDER OF Honor
TIE 'ViN +. COHALAN a Surrogate Of
pssn nsun'y ,n OF New \ ork. NOTICE Ia hereby
cean,rA NJ. FESER, late Of the
he ~, OF New York.. deceased. to present
sesibsr" a. with vouchers thereof to the sub
a. ~ Ss4 adway 0 norourh opef' 81 nrooklxn IL
tas 81 10 % New York. on or before the 1stS
FREDERICK wEISnRoD. JR..
Dst.s Administrator. C. r. A.
ber, is9s Sew York. tn. 18th day OF Decem
sI,EkT s,sas.T MoFFETT. Attorney for Ad.
4 E,na..p.IatoE c. L. A.. ss4 R-oadwaJ
New-York tribune., 1920-03-02
Alterations

e-sty Offices Furness- Witty 60. Liver
pool, Engla nd owner. w Chambers,
i'll East Fortieth ST. architect SIS. 600
BRoADWAY. 20 to so. to l5-sty offices,
Standard Oh Co premises. owner c \
Ellis premises, architect. $500. eco
ASTH ST, 81 W 10 Il 4-sty dwIg and Of
fices Fl Van Ingen. $50 sth av,
owner; r f Rohl SCI 3D. av. architect
cost :....,: 81 ! 0oo
LIVINGSTON PI., 6. to 4-sty dwlg y Y
Inhrmary for women and Children, 32t
f 18th st. owner; Butler & RoQman. Sc
w 4bth st. architect. cost. ...... S20 600
New-York tribune., 1920-03-02
ceedings. which they probably would

start later.
Mr.. Curtin said further that Cassidy
and Sullivan were the duly elected All.
dermen from the two districts, had re-
ccived their certificates Of election
from the BOARD Of Elections, and that
this eursory examination of the ballots
had disclosed nothing that would unset
their victory. John II. Voorhis, presi-
dent of the Board of Elections, de-
ciared that the ballot boxes containing
the ballots cast In the aldermsnic dis.
tricts in dispute had heen scaled and
locked and placed in the store room Of
the board. The next step, he said.
rested with the interested parties and
any action they chose to take would
have to come before the court.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-02

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
uonora HE John p. CohAlan u SurroxatA
Of thc County of New York. notice il
hereby given % all persons having claimi
County Of New York. deceased. to present
sns w'th goushs5s nssa sf nsrsot 10 tn
snsserlnef. Nn ~ a' Meptasue streat norourh .e
Hropklyn.s in the C!ty OF New York. on o.
before the ed day OF May next s.
Dated, New York. tbs z7th day Of Octo.
'ss. HauoKLYN TRUST COMPANY.
Cxacutegs
New-York tribune., 1920-03-02
Dempsey Arrest for To-day

LOS ANGELES, March limited
States District Attorney O'Connor said
to-day that Jack Dempsey and Jack
Kearns, his manager, would be arrested
tomorrow on the indictments returned
by the San Francisco grand jury last
week charging the pair with conspiracy
to evade the draft law.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-02
He;rhts Flat BUYERS

Marie Mnkin is the buyer Of the six
story elevator apartment at 266-270
Audubon Avenue. sold recently.
George W. Suggman is the buyer Of
the five story apartment at the south
east corner of Wadsworth Avenue and
1S7th Street.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-02
Save New York Committee"
In New Fifth Ave. Quarters

]. H. Burton, chairman of the Save
New York Committee" announces the
removal of its headquarters from 29l
Fifth Avenue, which is being torn
down, to 3S3 Fifth Avenue, between
Thirty fifth and Thrty-sixth streets,
controlled by Schraft's, who have a
sixteen-year lease. This will enable
the committee to have a permanent
home. Harris, Vought & Co. negotiated
he ease
New-York tribune., 1920-03-02
STORAGE NOTICES

'ioNAiNS'S nm NEW STORAGE WAREHOUSE
ian Jan End. 1s2o-rhe followIns versions "a are r..
nv .soy notified that their household effects.
,o~ "a ssorage, Will be sold at Public Auc-
i On tuesday. March i6;h. 1890. at 10
gs7 ~ ~" al Flmmnss Storage Warehouses
In 70 20. West ii1th Street, New York City,
H. us'ault " payment OF storage charges
rsss, rSs are over one year due. according 10 law
s'V''ihg storage warehouses
J. ]. TIMMINS.
Hs,'n.h hernandez Otto Oberhoff
JamsS Hucnther Mrs. G. w Gilbert
Mr. :, ,Fenkins Mrs. J. r. s3horey
Mr. N ~, sislght Sadie Eost
fear-ia nay A.dnlondson O. Hall
rHce J. NJ. Russell
r. p Ilasr,Iarthy Mildred Baker
Fl,s s.'' J" e'don Peter Turnuity
M Sioir Mrs. G.. Archbold
NJ - - T. y Herman l.. Hanson
y - Morton Mrs. n. Newman.