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New-York tribune., 1920-10-22
New Jersey

ANOTHER BARGAIN-Am anxious to sell
within the coming weeks fine home prop
erty, consisting Of pretty house of modern
dainty tiled bath and fine sleeping balcony
all improvements and half acre plot with
fine lawn. garden. flowers and shade trees
easy committing distance in heart of Jersey 8
most beautiful suburban community; near
express station and trolley lines; water and
bathing rights go with the land. $3.50 on
easy terms takes 1t complete; ready to
move into; $4,000 now on first mortgage,
not included in above amount. can remain.
Personal, Box "a, Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-22
Fire Record

a.55-2ss Madison St. unknown Unknown
5.45-319 Pearl st. unknown. Tr:ning
lO:4o-9 Rutgers st. synagogue Unknown
hon Observation-Disclosures. Unknown
1i:4o---s6 Ludlow st. Pauline becker-
man .-........-..... ChAnown
: .h5-1o4 Essex St. Jos. Holder. Trifing
3:So-l443 Sd av,: Rocksbacker Co
80 Trifing
41o-4ls7 Sd av. the Bronx; Samuel
HOrOWitz. .A>oHe
4:4k-eoi w. 144th st; Annie White,
field 'Hia6
x.,s-sos w 1t4th ST.; Samuel Frank.
"'A'--''' " Trifng
s:ss-2o1S ist sv.; unknown: Tr,ninE
7:9e--66 4th av: l. A. e. press Co ~ ono
Tertnsky. .-'-..' ohhho"n n
New-York tribune., 1920-10-22
May Suspend Canadian Service

HALIFAX, n. S. Oct. Suspension
o. the Canadian West Indies service of
'ae Noyal Mail Steam Packet Line, un-
Nss increased freight rates are grant
90, was predicted here to-day by John
.at"sop, Canadian general manager of
.i .ne company. Increased cost of opera
slon and heavy slump in northbound
;'leight have resulted in the line show
.ne loss Of $4,000 to 20,000 on each
trip, he said.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-22
Mrs. Henry Phipps Enlarges
Holdings at LakeyilIe

Stewart c. Schenck sold to Mrs
Henry Phpps fifteen acres, being the
remainder of the Schenck property at
Lakeville, Great Neck, opposite the
estate of William X. Vanderbilt and
also across the road from Mrs. Phipps' S
the Great Neck-Hyde Park Road and
the Little Neck-Old Westbury Road
with a road frontage Of nearly one-halt
a mile. This, including the property re-
Gently sold by Mr. Schenck to Mrs
Phipps, gives her control of 100 acres.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-22
BUYER of Brewery Property

Deeds just recorded reveal that Nor
nan S. Goldberger, president of the
fidelio Brewing Company, was the sue
cessful bidder at the recent auction of
the company's brewing plant on First
avenue, Twenty ninth and Thirtieth
streets. l.. J. Phillips & Co. acted as
auetloneers.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-22
10 Sell Realty in Three
Borouohs al Auction TODAY

Joseph P. Day will sell to-day at
auction in the Vesey Street salesroom
q number of Manhattan, Bronx, Brook
iyn and suburban properties. The prop
critics in Manhattan are at 451, 453 and
500 West Fifty-seventh STREET; II Mar
Set Street, and 6O6 East Sixteenth
New-York tribune., 1920-10-22
DIsAvowAL OF CONTRACTS A~D RE-
JECTiON on PROPERTY by
p1-pfrrTA@r-p

Any purchaser OK The property herelnhcfo-s
dtsi ihed. Al of aut parcel thereof. sd
any rights theselnier shall have fhe fIsnt.
why six months after the !eiser O.,
th- iNee or ether Instruments OF convey
ante or transfer bs the Special Maste~ II
Tie property purchased hy him. or within
such aad4tioaai period aa the Court may
hereafter hy its order or decres permit
elect not to assume adopt any lease
or con,Cact made by the defendant Railways
Company, which is part OF the property
embraced in such deed or instruments OF
conveyance or transfer. Such election shall
by the said purchaser and shall contain a
general description CT the contracts or leases
which he elects not TO assume or adopt and
shall be filed with he Clerk Of the District
Court Of the United States FOR the Southern
District Of New York within the aforesaid
piration Of said period shall he deemed
20 conclude the purchaser In respect of such
lion said purchaser shai he deemed NOT %
have ASSUMED or adopted thu said contrasts
or leases or rights therein described nor %
be hound by the obligations q said con-
tracts or leases; provided. however. that such
election shall not entitie the said pus-
chaser TO any reduction in the anours y
the bid made al said sale or in amounts
10 he paid IN this decree provided
shall have the right TO elect not 10 take
or accept any part of the property so sold
election given 70 the Special Master at any
time prior to the execution and delivery
ance or transfer by the Special Master. 30
such election by a purchaser. his successors
or assigns. shall diminish affect The pur-
chase price 10 be paid by such purchaser
The deeds or inst struments Of conveyance or
transfer to be given BY the Special Master.
the Receiver. the defendant Railways Ccm-
pany and Guaranty Trust Company OF ~sv
York. as Trustee as herein provided shs
expressly except therefron any ani all prop
erty which such purchaser shall 80 elect
not TO take or accept.
APPEARANCE OF PURCHASER
Any purchaser OF the properly harri,
and in the said decree described in the. said
cause hereinbetore mentioned or OF any
parcel thereof. shall have the rixht TO
enter his appearance In the cause pending
in the United States District Court FOR
the Southern District OF New York herein
before described.
BY said decree all questions not thereby
expressly disposed Of thereby Reserved
oy the said Court for It's future adiudtca-
ton For further particulars references Is
hereby made to the said decree On file in
The ONCE OF the United States District Court
for the Southern District OF New YORK
Dated. September 2S. 1920
FRANCIS NJ SCOTT
STETSON. JENNINGS ( RUSSELL.
Solicitors for Guaranty Trust com.
pany of New York as ,rrustee
Complainant
No II Broad street
New York city.
Joseph p. Day. Auctioneer.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-22
Rupert Hughes Rents His
Bedford Hills Estate

worthington Whitehouse, Inc, leased
furnished for Rupert Hughes his coun-
try place at Bedford Hills, known as
Whitewood, to Ralph C. Holmes, of the
Texas Company. The property con-
tEere is a modern stucco house.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-22
Mrs. George S. Scott to Live
In Park Avenue Apartment

Worthington Whitehouse, Inc, tented
furnished for Herbert H. Dean his
apartment of sixteen rooms and five
baths. at 42O Park Avenue, northwest
corner of Fifty-ffth Street, to Mrs.
George S. Scott, who recently sold her
residence at 2S West Fifty-seventh
Street.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-22
Store Building on Upper
Third Avenue Corner Sold

w. ]. Huston & Son sold for the
Wilder Realty Corporation the north
west corner of Third Avenue and 128th
Street, one-story building, fronting
9o11 feet on Third Avenue and 10
feet on 12Sth Street. The purchasers
will occupy after extensive alterations.
Other East Side Sales
Louis H. kavner sold to Henry Falle
so East Fourth Street, three-story
building, 20x72.1.
Marcus Schwarz sold to Fannie
Frank 14141a Second Avenue, four
story house, 11.2x60.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-22
Other Sales at Auction

BY Joseph p Day
EAST 18TH ST. l67M. g. 246 IT w 80
ave. 12x100. 3-sty dwelling: Hudson
Rose Co agt Alex Lecker ct al; due
s3.079.5l: taxes. etc. 1850; TO tho pialn-
tin for $4,000.
BY James ]. Donovan
GLEASON AVE. 1909, S, rs Beech
ave 25x1oO: John Welphy agt Edw L
Rossi ct al; due. s4,935.l9; taxes. etc.
$780, to the plaintin Tor se'ooo.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-22
REAL EsrArE-sALE OR RENT.
Manhattan

FOR SIX MONTHs-Handsom. ,rr-
nashed residence on Hudson River. near
Dyckman St. three large bedrooms. sil :
Wadsworth 3342
New-York tribune., 1920-10-22

Lot 2; Al that certain lot, piece or parcel
OF land, with the buildings and inprove-
meh's ,he tnerePh' Essuate, lying and being in
Manhattan. City of New York. pounded
and described as follows
-, Begin on the northerly line or side Of
Eleventh Street, distant one hundred ana
eighty-thr feet easterly from the cornar
formed by, the intersection OF the northerly
side Of Avenue c, as the same is now la ia
out and wtdened. which said widening wa
not noted or allowed for on the map here
mater mentioned, ana running thence
northerly and parallel with Avenue c one
hundred and three feet three inches to
the centre line Of the block between
Eleventh and Twelfth Streets: thence east
and parallel with Eleventh Street. aftv
feet; thence southerly and parallel with
Avenue c, one hundred and three feet three
inches to the northeriy side or line of
Eleventh Street, and thence westerly along
the same hfty feet TO the point place
of beginning.
Together with all and singular the tene-
belonging * or T ina in anywss appertaining to
said lands. including all fixtures Installed
solely for use in connection with or as
part Of said premises
Lot 8 All OF those certain lots pieces
or parcels Of land with the buildings and
improvements thereon, situate, lying and
OF Manhattan, City OF New York. and
which taken tosether are bounded and
described follows:
All those two certain lots. pieces or par
cells Of band, with the buildings thereon.
side of Eleventh street. in the Eleventh
Ward Of the CITY of New York. and known
and dsting pushed certain map fled
by Frederick DePeyster Master in Chan
csry in the offies e. the Yol Keslsttr Of the
OF two hundred and forty lots of land
situate at Burnt Mill Point in the EleveRth
numbers eighty-hvs $3.50. sIzhtysix tss):
and are more fully bounded and ase0ssssa
New-York tribune., 1920-10-22
Long Island

FACTORIES FOR RENT. $4,000 50. IT,
floors 5000 5000 it,; all or separate
modetn buildings; sprinklered elevator,
electricity, heat; Bradley Buildings, llth st
and Vernon Av Long Island City; min
utes from Grand Central Station; blocks
from all subways five-cent fare. princ-
pals only. Address A. J. BRADLEY owner,
! l01 Beekman St. New York. Telephone
1901 Beekman.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-22

$4,000 CASH buys 4-story and basement 1s
room. e-bath private dwelling suitable for
rooming house. in lower sos, near Central
eaH rarh; House equipped with electricity. Price
WOOD. DOLsoN co.
B'way & soth St 100 Schuv,er
New-York tribune., 1920-10-22

7-room house; ground 5ox1oo;
hs room oedn for =, sarage al up to date must
sleeping porch. tiled bath with shower.
gas. electricity, steam. large front porch
to lease at 500 per month with option of
buying; in heart of the town 80 minutes
to n. Y. City by Erie X. r.: FIVE minutes
walk to station stores. schools. churches
no agents. Apply Owner, 1SS Hillcrest ave-.
Wood Ridge, N. ].
New-York tribune., 1920-10-22

DO you need Domestic Help Consult
The Tribune's Situation Wantes "a FRI
ployment Agency coiumns.EAdvt<
New-York tribune., 1920-10-22
REDUCTION IN PRICE

For quick action. Owner Ia now willing 70
sell three. story and basement lo-room house
With electricity, In good order for Sss, 900
6etween West End ave- and Riverside Drive
close TO seth at. Price Just reduced from
sS2,6oo. Immediate possession.
WOOD. DOLSON CO.
Bway sob ST. 11oo sch,,v,.r
New-York tribune., 1920-10-22
AZ Long Beach Lots Sold

]. Clarence Davies sold for the En-
yirons Realty Company to Charles Gol'
forty-seven lots at Long Beach.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-22
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPosEs
Manhattan

LOFT, 5ox2oo, third floor, 627-641 West lsd
St, elevator. light all sides alternat- =
Ing and direct currents, sprinkler system
For full particulars write or phone Mr.
Alien. GOT West 43d; phone Longacre 29S.
LIGHT. attractive office, 450 so. it,. 34th
st. at 9Th ave. completely furnished
furniture reasonable posse ssion Nov l.
Phone Fitzroy 1919.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-22
$4,000 Rental for Dwelling

John S. Woodward I'd, with William
VOLTS Sons, leased for Adelaide H.
Montgomery and Janet T. Floyd the
three-story dwelling, 1873 East Eightieth
Street, to Georges Apchain for five
years at an aggregate rental of $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-22
Houses & Lots in Mt. Vernon, N. Y.
Fiske Realty Co. 1t. II Vsrnan, Psns5 flaes. "a E
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE
BOCOTA

BOCOTA
Twenty-six houses-ten completed and open
for inspection; $3.50 to $40. .5o0-Metro-
politan Life Insurance Company mortgag ge
loans make IT possible to sell easy terms.
Every improvement. convenience and protec-
ton Low communication. Write. phone or
call GEORGE Ii. HITCHCOCK, INC.
Tel. Hackensack 2. Office opposite West
Shore r. r. station. Bogota, n J. Other
routes: New York, Susquehanna & Western
r r. from Erie r. r. station. Jersey City.
to Bogota. n. j.. 1soth Street and trolley
to Bogota tElm Avenue stop.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-22
LOT 1.--LEXINGTON AVENUE AND
THIRTY THIRD STREET PROPERTY

LOT 1.-LEXINGTON AVENUE AND
THIRTY THIRD STREET PROPERTY
All that certain PLOT, piece or parcel of
land with the buildings thereon erected,
county of New York. bounded and de-
scribed as follows: Beginning at a point
line OF Park (formeriy Fourth) Avenue.
with the northerly line or side of Thirty
second street; running thence northery
one hundred ninety seven Ge7) feet six
60 inches to the southeasteriy corner CT
Park Park Avenue and Thirty third Street
Thirty-third Street, four hundred twenty
I'VE (425) feet to the southweslery corner
nue. thence southeriy along the westerly
side OF Lexington Avenue. ore hundred
toIty-eight Q5s? feet one U) inch; thence
westerly parallel or nearly so with Thirty
third Street fortyeight (4s) feet four (D
inches; thence southerly and nearly paral-
lei with Lexington Avenue, forty nine (49)
feet five G) inches to the northerIy side
or Thirty second Street. at a point distant
forty eight (4S) feet four (4) inches vest :
Avenue; thence westerly along the northerly
. side Of Thirty second Street. three hundred
the point or place of beginning being the
same premises heretofore conveyed to the
N. New w YORK srS and Harlem Railroad Company
pS ~ me iollo wing instruments. to wit: Deed
from Mary Murray, dated January s. l849
and recorded in the Office of the Register
or the County OF New York in Iber SIS or
Conveyarces, page 420; deed from Nathan
jackson and wife. dated February %. ls49
ana recorded in said Registers once f..
Liber 59S of Conveyances, page 2f5: deed
from Joan Aistyne. dated December 49,
is9 l. and recorded ia said Registers Office
IN Llber $50 of Conveyances. page 226;
deed from Henry Abell and wife, dated
SS,eptenbsr l. 1865. and recorded in said
Reg ister's once. in I-iber 9s7 of Convey
uhces' page Pol, deed from Jesse A. Mar
shall and wife, John +. Marshall ana Viii
,,dm ,am II. Wilkins and Wife. dated Tune l.
1873, and recorded In said Registers Once
In l-iber 1898 of Conveyances. page 81 !:
deed from Peter S Bogart and wife. dated
i5ecemb Der 20, lS49, and recorded in said
registers Office in Liber 537 of Convey
ances, page AZ. and which premises were
conveyed by The New York and Harlem
kallroad Company TO Oren Root Junior
by deed bearing date September 6, 1890
and recorded in the Office of the Rasister
Of the County of New York on September
Il, 1929 in Block Series (Conveyances)
Section 3, Lber 65, page 1856 and indexed
under I9, Block Number sSS, anu Section ).
,dber %, page S07, and indexed under
0ren Foot. Junior. TO metropolitan Street
haaLway iet,lNy Son pany BY indenture dated Sep
New-York tribune., 1920-10-22

Also all that certain plot piece or parcel
OF land with the buildings thereon erected
situate, lying and being in the City ari
county OF New York, bounded and de-
soribed a fotlows: beginning at the north
Wes-orly corner OF Lexington Avenue ana
filrtY-seconG Street, running thence north
erly along the westerly line of Lexington
Avenue forty mine t4J) feet ten Q0) inches
THENCE running westerly on a line drawn
parallel or nearly SO with Thirty-sorond
Street forty nine (49) feet, thence running
southerS on a line parallel or nearly so
with Lexington Avenue forty nine (49) feet
t,, ten lo) inches to the northeriy line Of
IHlrty second Street. thence running east
erly along said northerly line OF Thirtv
second Street forty eight (4s) feet seven
90 Ihchc5 10 the s'ld northwesterly corner
OF Lexington Avenue and Thirty-serond
Street. the place of beginning, he the said
several dimensions more less, but not
exceeding eight ls) inches on any course
Beng the same premises conveyed to
Metropoitan street Railway Company bv
indenture dated January rs, 1908 execu+oS
by AusHsta N4sGs H. Meyer, Frederick kracke
ana Nhnan H. Mass JUNIOR, as Execu-
tors OF and Trustees under the last Vii
of Herman Bohlen. deceased. "'''
New-York tribune., 1920-10-22
BROOKLYN

Large Unfurnished Apartment
Kitchen: parquet floor. electricity. white
tile bathroom; refined neig hhorhood CEN
trally located. Lafayette 53l2.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-22
Bronx

Bronx
FOR SALE. In best section of West Bronx
-one-family house; garage newly built :
every convenience. Phone fremont s51.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-22
APARTMENTS TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Manhattan

Manhattan
52D, 40 WEST-Entire second floor: large
rooms: open fireplace; new kitchen and
bath
SID ST. bS WEST-Unusual parlor floor
beautiful dining room, large living room
bedroom. tiled bath. bult-in tub, plenty
Of closet space, we'll equipped kitchenette
streets. James A. Dowd. S74 9th ave.
Circle 32
New-York tribune., 1920-10-22
LOT S.--S5TH AND S6TH STREETS AND
MADISON AVENUE PROPERTY.

All those certain lots pieces or parcels
Of land. with the buildings and Improve
the City and County OF New York. bounded
and described as follows: Beginning at d
point formed by the intersection of the
northerly side of Eighty-ffth Street and
the westerly side of Madison Avenue. and
running thence westerly along the north
erly side OF said Eighty y~hfth Gtreet two
hundred twenty (29O) feet; thence north
erly parallel with Madison Avenue two
hundred four (2Oi) feet four tD inches. to
the southerly side OF Eighty sixth Street ;
thence eas;eriy along the soGtherly side
of Eighty sixth Street, two hundred twenty
(220) feet 70 the southwesterly corner Of
Eghy-sixth Street and Madison Avenue !;
and thence southerly along the westerly
side OF Madison Avenue two hundred four
t204) feet four tD inches to the point or
place of beginning; being the same prem
ises heretofore conveyed to The New York
and Harlem Railroad Company by the
Der ., 1881, and recorded in the office Of
the Register of the County of New York,
in Liber 1923 Of Conveyances. page 203 :.
deed, from George b. Heath, dated De-
cember 3. 1856 and recorded in said Reg
isters Onice in 1iber 1925 of Conveyances
page 46S; deed from Clark 4. Gayit dated
December %. 1885, and recorded IN said
Registers office in Idber 22T3 of Convey
ances, page &33; deed from Webster Wsg-
and wife, dated November II. 1881
ana recorded in said Registers Office in
Liber 1912 OF Conveyances. page 342: deed
from Warren s. Crane, dated Novem Der
2l, 1889 and recorded in said Registers
39l, and deed from James NJ Gotendorf
and others. dated August IL 1885. ana
recorded in said Registers Office in Llher
1872 of Conyeyances, page SAT; and which
premises were conveyed by the New York
and Harlem Raiircld Company Oren
Root, Junior, by deed bearing date Sep
ternber s, 1899, and recorded in the Office
of the Register of the County of New York
on september II. .ls9s. in Bloekk. Series
1876, and indexed under Block Number
sss, and Section 8, Liber 63. page 3o7.
and indexed under Block Number 1891
and We're conveyed by oren Root, Junior,
to the metropolitan Street Railway Com
pany. by inde nture dated September e.
1899.
LOT s.-FRoNT STREET PROPERTY
All those three certain lots. pieces or
parcels Of land. with the buildings and
improvements erected thereon. situate,
lying and being III the City OF New York
and known Mum bers l3, Is. and IL Front
Street, which taken together are bounded
and described as follows Beginning al
the northeasterly corner thereof at point
in the southeriy line or side of Front
@srss< sSaSssi4s sia~ saddle of a party
New-York tribune., 1920-10-22

thereon. situate, lying ana beng IN the CITY
and County Of New York. and bounded and
described follows:
hneiNYlNs ING At At Point psad, en- the southerly
intersection Of the soGtherly side Of S5th
Street and the westerly side Of Madison
Avenue and running thence oastery along
thence southerly parallel with Madison
Avenue 102> 2" to the center line of TIE
block, thence westerly along said center
line Of the block 1907 thence northerly
1922 2" 10 the place OF beginning:
and will note the highest bid therefor
(M) The Special Master Will next offer
Parcel NJ. The following part or portion of
the real property In Lot OF Article VI Of
the said decree and in Lot 3 OF the descrlp-
tive clauses hereof described. viz:
Ali those certain lots. pieces or parcels
Of land with the buildings and improve
ments thereon. situate. lying and being
In the Cltv and County of New York
and bounded and described as follows
BEGlSNINc at point formed by The inter
and the Westerly side Of Madison Avenue
and running thence westerly along lhs
southeriy fne OF S6th Street l2O, theme
southeriy parallel with Madison Avenys
1922 ?" TO the center line Of the block
thence easterly along said center line Of
the block 1907 TO the westerly side CT
the westerly side of Madison Avenue 1902,
2" TO the place OF beginning;
and will note the highest bid therefor.
tN) The Special Master will next offer
for sale separately and an entirety as
Parcel n. the following part or portion Of
the real properly in Lot ) Of AStieie Vi
OF the said decree and in Lot s Of the de-
scriptive clauses hereof described. VIZ:
All those certain lots, pieces or parcels
Of land with the buildings and improve
ments theseon. situate. lying and being
in the City and County OF New York,
and bounded and descrbed as fellows:
BEciNSING at point formed from the
intersection of the northerly side Of s5th
Street and the westerly side of Madlso.t
Avenue and running thence westerly along
the norrhery side OF s5th Street l45T
thence northerly parallel with Madison
Avenue leg 2~ 10 the center line of the
block. thence easteriy along said center
line Of the block 145' to the westerly
side Of Madison Avenue. and thence south
e-iy along the westerly side OF Madison
Avenue 1922 2" to the Place OF beginning
and will note the highest bid therefor
New-York tribune., 1920-10-22

ms lot includes all improvements. fix
lures to @ ana appliances therein installed solely
20 i|r use IN connection with or as a part
scribed. ~ AAeAeAn oe-
New-York tribune., 1920-10-22

25 CHOICE large plots. 371ax10o; larger
" plot plots If ss desired Best section Of North
Yonkers. Call. write phone 5625 Yonkers.
Yonkers.
BARGAIN AT NEW ROCHELLE-Scven
room attached house. perfectly appointed,
$1,000 S2.500 cash. J. j. O'Connor. 24s-251
Huguenot St. Telephone 594 New Rochelle.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-04-07
Opposition to the
Government General
Throughout Ireland

Dublin, April 6.-Opposition to the
government never has been so gener-
al throughout Ireland as it is today.
Some critics protest against the Sc
versity of military regime but their
attacks are met by demands from 9TH
ers who assert that steps taken have
not been sufficiently drastic and that
measures intended to be coercive
have failed in their object.
Inability to discover leaders of re-
cent disorders and failures to gain
information as to plans for raids in
future has resulted in sharp criticism
Government agents are apparently
often victims of misinformation and
some military raids seem to have
been based on data given by persons
who are desirious of embarrassing the
administration. From time to time
raids result in the capture of arms
and ammunition but very often the
soldiers take only quantities OF sedi-
tious literature, So much is printed
adverse to the government that many
homes quite innocent of sympathy
with rebellion contain pamphlets
that might be easily classified as Sc
ditious but possession Of such litera-
ture is in itself criminal offense.