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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-22
NUEvA soc1EDAD MERcANr11

En- atepta. circular, nos participant
los sefores H Gir6n v Co., s. c.. de
Ponce, haber constituido una nueva so
ciedaa mercantil, que. girara bajo la
raz6n de H. Gir6n y Co., S. en- g.
Es socio gestOr de la nueva arma,
don Heraclio Gir6n y Gallego, y conan
ditario. don Juan Bigas y Molinas.
Tienen ampljos poderes en- dicha frma,
sus empleados los sehores Roman Diaz
Rodriguez, Arturo cintr6n Gonzalez y
Mariana Figueroa CORNER.
La nueva sociedad, que Sc ha hecho
cargo de la liquidacion del active y
pssivo de La extinguida, v que assume
todos los negocios de la mdsma, Sc
dedicara a. la importation Y exporta-
ci6n de provisioness en- SUI ramo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-22
BuENA oFERTA

Estaros hacienda Ell piblico una
buenG oferta para adquirir camas Col
chones casi al costo gran quemaz6n en-
muehles tanto de sala como de cuarto.
sabsnas, Fundas, Almohadas, oTallas,
Colchonetas, Cuadros para adorno, Lam
paras para comedor. Aifombras. etc
visite 'El Cielo comprara barato.
Allen ndrnero 25. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-22

purulentas.- Este case fue trasladado
aver tarde hospital cuarentenario pa
ra su estudio comprehension defnitiva.
oTRo cAso sosPECHoso EN- Ell
BARRIO DE MINILLAS :
En- ell barrio de Minillas, de Santurce,
fue denunciado aver otro case sospecho-
SO. Para la casa del enfermo salieron
los Dres. Lastra v Ortiz, para compro-
bar no la verdal del case.
Ell ESTADo DE LOS ENFERMoS
DEL HOSPITAL CUARENTENARIo
Los tres casos positivos actualmente
en- tratamiento, Sc encuentran en- un es-
tado de suma gravedad.
|. La sirvienta del sefior Ibero, que fu6
la primera en- dar resultado positive.
sigue en- el mismo estado de graveiad
que al principle.
Al sirviente del senior Ibero, ha sido
necesario ponerle camisa de fuerza. Tai
es el delirio que tiene. Respecto esq
case, nos dijo aver maiiana un doctor
amigo nuestro que salia de verlo, que
ei creia que habia entrado va en- ell pc
lriodo pre- -ag6nico.
La sefiora esposa del Registrador de
la Propiedad, senior Tirado Venier sigue
en- igual estado de gravedad, habiendo
tenido aver algin delirio.
En- ell Hospital Cuarentenario, no des
cansan los doctres y las nurses en- ell
servicio de atender los enfermos, y Sc
esta proceiiendo a la desinfeccion y sa
nean.lento de las casas cerca del hospi-
tai que estan en- NAL estado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-22
Compre barato.
"La Gloria, Allen II.
TRAsLADo DE oF1cINA

Los seaores M. Berries y Co.. S. en-
c., comerciantes de esta plaza, nos es-
criben para informarnos que han tras
lado sus oficinas al edifcio de su pro-
piedad, construido en- los terrenos de
Terraplen, frente a los muelles del Ma
lec6n; y, asimismo, nos informan que
han establecido un departamento de
ventas, en- La Gale de Tetuan, Al.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-22
UNA INv1TAc1oN

Don Ramon Hernandez, presidente
del Loyalty Club de San Juan, ha
tenido la cortesia, Que agradecemos,
de invitarnos para Ell bale que con mo
two del primer aniversario de dicha
sociedad, Sc celebrara en- Ia Gale del
Sol, rs, en- la noche del 13 de MARIO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-22
Ell PLEITo ELECTORAL

La Asamblea municipal de Fajardo,
basandose en- los preceptos de la Ley Mu
nicipal, que dicen q. 81 en- el termino de
ounce dias a partir de La session inau-
gural de una asamblea los miembros au :
sentes dc Ia misma no comunicaran la
Asamblea los motive de la no asistencia
Sc declararan vacantes dichos cargos, ha
procedido a declarar vacantes los pues
,tos de Ia minoria unionista de dicha
asamblea. Ell Lcdo. Felid nos particip6
anocheq. aver Sc lhabia celebrado en- ell
Supreme la vista de La 1noci6n del Lcdo.
Cuevas zequeira en- relacion con este
ssunto, sin que Sc dictara resolucion al
guna por eNtribunal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-22
Ell CASO DE LA GALE DEL CRIi
TO ES NEGATIVE.
EN- LA PARADA 261a HAY UN
CASO SoSPECHoso

En- la parsda 26la, de santurce. Sc
informo el c1so Gel mufhachol. Julio
Medina, de IL amos, residense rla ca
lie de Catalu1a No. 10, en- ell ranch6n de
Pancho Frospero, que tiene. todas las
apariencias de un case positive, pues
presenta los sintonas del NAL v tiene
varios bubones, algunos con secreciones
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-22

QITININA EN- FORMA SUPERIOR.
Ell efecto t6nico laxante del LAXA-
Two BROMO QUININA, le hace SUI
perior a la Quinina ordinaria, nc
afecta la cabeza. La firma E. w.
GROVE Sc halla en- cada caJita. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-22
VICENTE ARRlvI
Vende nnuy barato.
FortaIeza II.
UN NUEvo HEREDERO

Sc halla de -placemes Ell hogar de
los estimados esposos Perez Mande,
con la llegada al mundo de un nue.
vo bebe que responde al nombre de
JESUS Avelino.
Felicidades al nuevo ciudadano.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-22
H6NRAs FIJNEBREs

Ell. sefior Administrator de la Di6.
cesis de Puerto Rico, sede vacante, ha
tenido la cortesia de invitarnos para
las honras fdnebres que por 81 eternc
obispo A Jones, Sc celebraran en- u
Cathedral hoy, martes, a las nueve de
la madana. 4
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10 QUE Sc HARA CON LAS
BASURAS

FL DR.. La Rosa esta encargados de es-
tudiar poner en- practica un medic
para extirguirlas ratas que puedan ha-
Der en- las basuras de Santurce y Puer-
ia de TERRA, bien por medic de explo
sivos por medic del fuego.-Po Possible
mente opte por ell segundo medic, que
es menos peligroso, sean quemadas las
basuras en- los sitios indicados
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-22
ALU1dNAs PARA NURSES

La Clinica Miramar tiene sitio para
un nimero de j6venes que deseen es-
tudiar y practicar.
La sehorita Superintendenta facilita
ra los infornes necesarios. santurce.
Stop 10. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-22

~-NrC~~-NA~ S~~~~~ ~~~~~-~~~N~1
nosctros usaremos en- la prubea que va
mos llevar efecto maiiana por la
noche.
,Nosotros creemos haberlo previsto to
do. Isl yamos proceder nacer Ell
,experimento de noche es porue de dia
correrfamos Ell riesgo inminente de pro
vocar una explosion, pues la accion del
sol sobre los gases que nosotros lanza-
remos unidos con los que necesariamen
te tienen que haber en- las cloacas pro
duciria la explosion mientras que de
noche este no sera possible a menos
que, nos dijo Ell senior del Vale, eel
sol volviera sobre sus pasos''.-
-i.... 49,?
Con respecto a ESQ, no hay pe.igro
porque todas las instalaciones SANTA
rias estan he,has obedeciendo un mis-
mo plan~ Todas tienen entire el objeto
de que proceden--bafio, inodoro, etc
hasta Ell tubo que va-a la alcantarilla,
un sif6n que no permite el escape de
los gases, Y entire este sifon el tubo
4 de desagiie un tubo de ventilacion que
sale la azotea; de m.ansra que 81 hu-
biera en- la alcantarilla una fuerte pre-
sion de los gases estos, y llegara hasta
Ell sif6n, nunca violentaria la resisten-
cia del aqua que hay en- Ell mismo sino
que escaparia por ell tubo de ventila-
ci6n.
En- Ia prueba que Sc va ilevar a
efecto maiiana Sc colocaran en- las
cloacas varias ratas vivas en- ratoneras
de jaula, con ell prop6sito de yer los
efectos prcducidos por los gases en- di
chos animales. Ademas en- la desembo-
tcadura del alcantarillado Sc colocara
una malta en- forma de red, para que
Iuego de hacerse ell experimento lavar
la alcantarilla recoger las ratas que
hayan perecido baj la acci6n de los
gases.
! Sera EN- realidad este un verdadero
cargados de hacer dicho experimento
sino. del Departamento de sanidad, por
que con esto prueba una vez mas Ell
interes la aetividad extraordinarios
desplegados por eltos er la extinction y
10 calizacion de la playa.
opcrtunamente informarem.os a nues
tros lectores del resultado que Sc OBJ
tenga en- la prueba que Sc ha de rea-
LIAR a este respecto.
Ell CASo DE LA GALE DEL cRIs-
TO Es NEGATIVE.
Hemos sido informados que Ell case
informado en- la calle del Cristo que
estaba bajo tratamiento del DR.. Gomez
Bricso, did, de acuerdo con ell diagn6s-
tico de este facultativo, resultado me-
gatkvo. simplemente Sc trataba de
ussgcaso de Filaria.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-22

al ciudadano pobo capaz de deensa de
las acutades la ley e da bre aprecacones de
propo esfuezo, lea la de usticia universal
tempo ea personales principles patria
de las magnas razones autordad eiercco de
auofidad la succession de abajo fl
Que nunca sera buen cbrero de Ia que gno
o debe propa vida agente de la civilization
de la ibertad 993
Felix MATOS BERNIER.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-22
GOmerCiante en- PrOVisiOnes

Tenemos complete surtido de cuantds
articulos conciernen nuestro ramo, que
recibimos semanalmente. Antes de COM
prar visitenos lame nuestro telefo-
no.
PEREZ HERMAN0s
Tel6fono 285, Isabel III Mum. S. Advt,
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Ell NDO
VERDAD Y JUSTICIA

EDIToREs puerto Rico nustrado Inc.
ADMINISTRATIONS: Alexandra Bozzo.
of1CINAS: Salvador Brau, Mum. 81.
IELEFoNO sSS. P. o.. BOX S45,
Ddrijase Ia correspondence InrOrma-
tiva y literaria la direction
Para anuncios, comunicadOs. etc. etc,
dirigirse al Administrators.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-22
TABAco EN- RAMA DEL
RAIs Y AMERICANA

Envismos p6r correo, muestras gra-
tbs. Capas, bandas, tripas, recortes y pi
caduras. L Ybcrty y Ga, Box 36s,
caguas, P. R.
Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-22
cR1MEN EN- coMER1o

(Por telegrafo)
Ell MUNDo, San Juan.
Aver Pedro Agosto dispar6 revolver
y mat6 Amelia de Jesus. Hecho ca
sual. CORRESPONSAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-22
UN. RANCHON SERA QUEMADO
EN- SANTURCE

I'm ranchon situado en- la parada
26 2, propiedad de Benito Carrero,
sera quemado por orden de la Sani-
dad, porque sus pesimas condiciones
constituyen un verdadero peligro pa
ra la propagation de la epidemic.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-22
La peste bubonica en- San Juan

trozo de alcantarillado de bastantes re
ducidas dim.ensines, y que sera La que
nosctros usaremos en- la prubea que va
mos llevar efecto mafana por la
noche.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-22
LAS VACUNAS Sc TERMINA-
RON AVER

En-. el dia de aver Sc terminaron
las vacunas que tenia la Sanidad, no
sin antes haberse vacunado todas las
familias de la zona infectada Y los
empleados en- contacto con el foco de
infection. Ell jueves, probablemente,
llegara el pedido de vacunas Y suero,
hecho por cable los Estados Unidos.
Ell DR.. ARTURO YAGER JR. CO..
OPERANDO EN- LA CAMPANA.
Ell DR.. Arturo wager Jr., hijo del
Gobernador, Sc hl hecho cargo de la
vacunacion, por orden del Departa
mento de Sanidad.
LAS RATAS INFECTAS
Durante toda la epoca de la epide
(Ccntinna en- la pagina y
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Advt
New-York tribune., 1921-06-29
Garden City Estates Lots
Sale Arouses Interest
Unsold Parcels To BE Disposed
of i'm Brooklyn Salesroom
Week FeDm Tonight

A gathering that filled the Brooklyn
Real Estate Exchange room was in at
tendance at the continuation sale of
Garden City Estates lots held by Jo-
seph p Day on Monday night. 1t was
announced that unsold parcels would be
disposed of u week from tonight at
the same place A total of 504 lots
was disposed of at Monday nights sale
for the sum of $4,000, an average
of S349 for each lot. The bidding was
spirited.
On the north side of Stewart Avenue,
between Brompton Road and Oxford
Boulevard. lots sold for $500 each. on
Kilburn Road, between Cambridge and
Chester avenues, lots sold for $500, and
on Chester Avenue, between Kensin2-
ton and Whitehall, for $3.50. On RoX-
bury Road, between Chester and Sails
bury avenues, lots sold for $37b. on
Oxford Boulevard, between Stewart ana
Stratford avenues, for 1915. Oh. Kox-
bury Road, north of Newmarket Street
from $3.50 to 500 per lot. On WelllRR~
ton Road, north of Summerset Avenue,
$3.50, while the abutting lots on Euston
Road brought 500 each. =,
On Nassau Boulevard, near the Meril-
Ion Avenue station, lots sold for $3.50
each, while on Kilburn Road, Brixton
Road and Kensington Road, north ana
south of Merillon Avenue, $10O was OBJ
tanned. On Whitehall Boulevard, De-
tween Chester and Salisbury avenues.
$3.50 was the ruling price, and $3.50 was
obtained on Brompton Road, one block
to the east.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-29
Court of Appeals Hears
War Bonus Case To-day
speesas Dispatch OF The 1sribnna

ALBANY, June 28.-Final disposi-
tion in the case brought to test the
validity Of the state soldier bonus act
is expected in the Court of Appeals to-
morrow. The case is to be argued be-
fore the court in the morning and it is
considered likely that the precedent
established by the Appellate Division
last week, when the court handed down
decision less than two hours after
arguments were closed, will be fol-
lowed by the Court of Appeals. The
lower court held the bonus law consti-
tutionai.
In the event Of the Court of Appeals
affirming the decision of the Appellate
Division Immediate steps will be taken
by the State Comptroller's Office to re-
advertise the 100000 bond issue to
be- made to meet this years require
ments. 1t is expected no difficulty will
be met in selling the bonds once the
legal status Of these securities has
been established.
While the case still is pending in
the courts the State Bonus Commits
sior ia kept busy sitting vast numbers
OF applications received daily from all
sections of the state and the United
States. Even from foreign countries
come bonus applications from New
York men who either are or think they
are entitled to the reward the state is
to bestow upon it's former service men.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-29
Will Raise $2,OOO,OOO
To Fight SEFilnn Trust

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, June 2s-
Definite plans for combining fifteen
leading Independent motion picture
distributors into one cooperative or
ganization to fight the so-called "movie
trust" and to raise 100000 to carry
on an advertising campaign on ma
tional basis were adopted at meeting
of the executive committee of the Mo-
tion Picture Theater Owners Associa-
tion of America here last night.
Encroachment Of producers into the
exhibition end Of the business was
responsible for the action taken by the
committee, members explained. The
plan calls for the raising of the fund
on percentage basis from every mo-
tion picture theater owner and every
independent producer in the country.
Charges were made at the conven-
tion that a "movie trust" controls So
per cent Of the motion picture business
Of the United States.
Benjamin Hampton, who fathere0 the
cooperative proposal, said his idea was
to prevent the Famous Players-La sky
Corporation from adding to its pres
ent business of producing and dis
tributing films the industry of exhibit
ing by buying theaters all over the
cOuntry.0
New-York tribune., 1921-06-29
East and West Side Private
Homes Pass to New Owner,

Arthur V. Pancoast sold to Henry T
Swan the fve-story American dwelling
SIG West Sevcntysecond Street, 25x
1922.
Mulvihill & Co. sold for Ella Kelsh
and Barbara Whitman the three story
dwelling 126 East 127th Street, 25x100
to Marie G. Hochstadtcr,
Isabel Mackin sold to William N
Spiller 1872 Wset 136th Street, three
story dwelling, 16.9x99.11.
James L. Van SAINT purchased from
Anna c. Geraty 40 West 130th Street,
a four-story dwelling, 20x1oo. The
brokers were Joseph L. O'Brien and
Samuel A. Kelsey.
Nehring Brothers sold for Charles
P. Archibald $50 West 183d Street, q
three-story dwelling, 18x70, and for
Janet M. Anderson 552 West 1920
Street, a similar parcel. The buyer of
both houses is Henry Sullivan.
Elsie w. Denton sold to Jennie Gross
1856 West 228th Street, a two and one
half-story dwelling, 3Ox1O0.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-29
Hippodrome to Present
New Features With Films
Change of Policy Beginning
Tomorrow Will Include
Continuous Shows

In order to combine spectacle and
motion pictures the Hippodromc man
agement announces change of policy
Mt the big playhouse. Beginning to-
morrow, instead of two performances
daily the performance will be continu-
GUS from, 1880 until 1880 o'clock p. M,
the chief exhibitions being at 2:30 and
$3.50 o'clock daily, including Sunday.
This will permit two de luxe prcsen-
tations, with an incidental program Of
music, elaborate prologues engaging
hundreds of performers, interpretative
dances and other accessories such IS
can be presented only on the huge stage
OF the Hippodrone.
The principal addition to the pro-
gram this week will be a feature pic
ture entitled Tradition" released
through the Sonora Films Corporation.
This is one Of group Of foreign films
recently brought to this country which
are competing successfully with the
best American productions. 1t Is by
Paul Otto and George Jacoby, based on
their work, Der Tod und der Liebe."
"The Twice Born Woman" will be con-
tinued in conjunction with the enlarged
program. Norka Rousaya will give an
additional dance entitled "Buddha"
The scale of popular prices will not be
altered.
The Sonora Films Corporation. one
OF the largest distributing and import
ing companies. is to show large num-
ber of its releases for the first time at
the Hippodrome.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-29
100 American Students
To Visit Tomb of Dante
Party Sails Tomorrow to Take
Part in Anniversary of
Poets Death

More than 100 students of the ro-
nance languages in the leading COL
leges and universities throughout the
United States will journey to Italy, It
was learned yesterday, to participate
in the ceremonies of the 60oth anniver-
sary of the death of the poet Dante
Because it is the first unofficial visit
to be made by students from this coun
try the Italian government has granted
recognition of the party, which will!
sail tomorrow on the French liner
Leopoldina. Signor Ricci, the italian
Anbassaor, has been advised that the
Italian government will arrange for
special rates on the state railways and
the Minister of Education will see to
it that the students are scorted through
the museums and institutions of learn
ing.
The students have been designated
by the National Dante Committee here
to place memorial tablet on the tomb
of the poe as tribute from American
institutions of learning
New-York tribune., 1921-06-29
71st i'm Perfect Health
Third Days Sick Call Fails to
Bring Response

PEEKSKTLL, N. Y, June 2s.-Selec-
tion OF this place as a camp for State
Guardsmen was vindicated to-day, the
third day of the list Regiments an
nuai encampmert. when sick call failed
to bring q single response.
:. The veterans of the regiment and
their recruit comrades have taken up
their work with an interest which has
aroused the officers to enthusiasm. The
hard work on the drill field was tenn
2ered this afternoon when the men
vent to the rife range and fired from
the 800 and 500 yard lines. Under the
'petruction of Lieutenant Dietz, sew
eral expert shots have been developed.
In return for the splendid welcome
given the regiment by the citizens ~
Peekskill. Colonel j. Hollis Wells has
Gasected that the regimental band of
thirty two pieces, under the direction
oa car. Lambert L. Eben, give three con-
eerts In the town park during the
lists stay here. 'A0
New-York tribune., 1921-06-29
sixty.three-year lease for the imme~

8 ixty-three-year lease for the irnne"
date erection of a twelve-story loft.
Aronson Bros, one of New York's
most prominent cloak and suit manu-
facturers. purchased through Frederick
Fox g. Co, Inc, 242 to 252 West Thirty
sixth Street, between Seventh and
Eighth avenues. The property at 242
to 248 West Thirty-sixth Street, 76.8x
98.9, was sold by Rose Pollacs, and the
adjoining property ut $50 to 252 West
Thirty-sixth Street was sold by Philip
Liberman and Henry Shapiro. The en-
tire plot measures 128.5x989.
This is Mr.. Aronson's second pur-
chase in this neighborhood, he having
just completed large twelve-story and
basement store and loft building at 229
to 23o West Thirty-sixth Street.
Schwartz &, Gross, architects for the
first operation, are drawing plans for
a thirteen story store and loft build
ing, covering the entire plot just
bought, work on which will be started
without delay. 1t is expected to have
the building ready for occupancy about
July /, 1922 Frederick Fox e. Co., Inc,
will be agents Of the building and ne
gotiations are under way for leasing
large space to manufacturing indus
tries.
Henry Sanford and others have sold
the northwest corner Of Washington
and Morton streets, site 125x125, inn
proved with four-story buildings. The
New-York tribune., 1921-06-29
Bronx Sites To Be Improved

Herman A. Acker sold for q client
to the Galveston Building Company, P.
Herschowsky, president, plot 89x100,
on the southeast corner of Creston Ave
nue. and Field Place. There is frame
residence on the plot, which will be
torn down, and plans are now being
prepared for the erection Of an apart
ment.
The Stahl & Watsky Company, which
is just completing ten two-family
dwellings in the Williamsbridge sec
ton, purchased six lots from Packard
Plains Avenue, for Improvement with
six similar dwellings.
The property, 1O0x11s. on the south
side of cambridge Avenue, 243,3 feet
west of 2O1st Street, has been sold by
the Mefco Realty Company to Charles
S. Thorne
New-York tribune., 1921-06-29
Trading in Apartments
And Dwellings in Bronx

:, George B. Schweppensauser sold for
barry I. F. Johnson to the Dern Hold
ing Company the ten-family apartment
at 267s Briggs Avenue,
The |. Lincoln Seide Company sold
Tor Mrs. Amelia Lambert 1888 Grand
Avenue, southeast corner of EVELYN
PLACE, three-story dwelling, 50x1oo.
Harry Calm sold to Philip Suttin the
two-story dwelling 729 East 161st
street, through Samuel Cowen.
" Albert 4. Herbst sold to Madeline B.
dwelling, 45x125.
Samuel Parson sold to joseph Bih.l.
ler 464 Brook Avenue. a two So,
dwelling, 25.1xlo0.
Samuel Cowen sold the southwest
corner OF 158th Street and Cauldwell
Avenue, a three-family dwelling with
stores.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-29
Frederick C. Havemeyer Heirs
Sell Big Throg's Neck Estate

Samuel Kronsky, Inc, sold for the
heirs Of the late Frederick C. Pave
meyer, a mortgage of $350,O00, cover
ing the property at Throg's Neck, for
merly the home of the late Frederick
c. Havemeyer. The property consists
of 113 acres, 72 acres above water and
al acres under water, together with
the old family home and numerous out
buildings. This property was sold in
1907 to the Sound Heights Corporation
nlent. The mortgage is now being fore
closed and it is the intention Of the
purchasers of the mortgage, when they
acquire title, to develop the property
with medium priced home sites.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-29
Fort Chester's Merrv Whirl

,GREE3lMS,WICH, Conn, June 2s-The
slessyyu dlesfy Whirl snd Of 1921, with cast in n
a'ps sna . ooo members of Port Chester
nno kye society, was produced in the
roIt Chester High School auditorium
laea night. There will be threepro-
essds auess0ns ms OF Of the revue and the pro
fand for the United Hospital Of Of Port t
Chester. u
The production consists of revue
N three parts, preceded by a brief pro
logue:: The first is the Arabian NIGHTS
entertainment, the second, the Legend
Of the Idols Eyes, and the third, a
Spanish fete. The prologue entitled,
Come to the Land of Lets Pretend" /"
is sung by Ralph Grosvenor and Mrs.
Richard Cayley Hunt.
Between the act fashion show is
staged with gowns, hats, and furs do
mated by we'll known modistes and
worn by young society women The
piece was staged under the direction
of Miss Lila Agnes Stewart.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-29

purchasers are John 0chse. Cvrr.
Rheims, and the Central Transportatior
Company, who have been the tenants
in the buildings for many years. Ybs
deal also includes the long-terrn leass
Of the adjoining site on Morton Stress
75x125, making a combined site Of 1917
200. For the present the buyers plaS
to make extensive alterations to tho
buildings, but eventually the site viii
be reimproved with a tall structure to
meet the needs OF the purchases
George Milne was the broker.
The Furlong Realty Corporation sola
to the SO Greenwich Street Reals
Corporation the one-Story building Il
so Greenwich Street, 21-3x989x irreg-
ular.