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SPORTS
THRILLING TENNIS MATCH
PLAYED At L0NCWOOD
Williams and Washburn Beat
Davis and Johnston in
Straight Sells.
fBv United News.

BRoOKLINE, MASS, Aug .e5.-
Thcy trotted on: three Davis. Gun
players at LonSwood today and add
cd Wills Davis. Of California to the
lot and let them mix II up on the
exhibition court in the national dor-
h'es championship 1t was, u gr.at
scramble, with Il. Norris williams
ana watson NJ WaShburn winning IN
iorr @cts from William Johnston aud
Davis. S-3 sc. C-l.
The letting about the exhibition
las tennis. Williams and Wash
BURN represented the East. and John
Ston and DAVIS. the West. The stands
were iiiicd with critics ana girls.
including Mrs. Nulla MALLORY. queen
of tho women players. The weather
was perfect. just cool enough so ihe
boys could maintain speed without
Whiting. They arc all hard hitters.
ana the match was Longwood
classic.
The second scmiHnal match in The
doubles championship Will he piayet,
rcilay wi,a Tilden and Vincent
ltcN.,S against the Sinsey broth
crs. robert and Howard.
National doubles championship
L. ...orris Williams and WATSON N.
Washburn beat William johnston
and Wills DAVIS, California 81, 6-3,
St, 81
/. National mixed doubles champion
shin tthird round) Mrs. Mol!i Nal
Tory and William Tildcn beat Miss
! Edith SigournrS and y. w. Nilos.
G-%. G-i
Semhnals--Mrs. Moiin Mallory ana
! William Tilden and Miss Eleanor
Sears and Willis Davis. rs. 20.
Mrs. T.. ~. Gofncy and Maxwell
Johnston beat Mrs. William Lewis
and Howard Einsey. O.. ~.
Mrs. t.. II. Gofncy and M.Xwcll
W"oSnam beat Miss Leslie Bancroft
ana Howard Noshcll. 6-3. &c. G-i.
Mrs. May sutton Eundy and. RDh-
crit kinsry l~lt Mrs. Anne cole and
Howard Noshcil. Ga, 6-l.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
ny J. u. cAENEAL q SONS
Trustees Auction
Sale
OF

GOOD JACKSON WARD PROPER
TIES. nos. lllj AND il23 BROOK
AVENUE
By virtue of a certain deed o,
trust, dated May -. 1915, and duly
recorded IN Ia. clerks "fhc. of
222D. pnY. 2i3 default having been
made IN tho payment ~ u portion
~ the debt secured thereby. and hav-
inE been required by the beneficiary
therein 40 To do. ! Will on
TUESDAY. AUGUST 20. 1921.
at 9 O'Clock T.. NJ.
on tn" premises. proceed to sell tho
following described real estate:
MI those two certain lots Of land.
WIN al improvements thereon in
the ''t% OF Richmond. Virginia. de-
scrihed az follows:
FIRST-coinmcnci al (, uoIrt or
IN" east l!r" Of Eruok Avenu. 3Gs
tcct inches south Of Franklin
street. ih.Hc. running sou,hwnidiy
ana fronting on tho east line az
i;rooh Avenue iG fcot 9 inches
,n"nr" back between parallel Iincs
~" fc"t 10 an alley 90 fc., wide
WIN the dwelling thereon No. 1iI5
ifook Avenue.
on the cast line of hront; var,,a
~ rect south OF Franklin S,,"",
,.heh.. running souihwardIv AND
.,s"it'nS on Brook Avenue ~ f,"t
paralIcI ,imas ,";ans'wardiy. between
WIN dwelling thcreon ",!,E
Brook Ayenuc. 10. !i23
J,, IN improvements consis; of ,yo
a .I with about six roo,na
u,n%i rms liz a splendid rnn "p,'i.
toea!iiy and viii pay Wei 'en'lns
may b" had isirEaii
TERMS Cash.
]. u. CARNEAi..
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Standing or Teams.
YOUNG GOLFER LOSES
MATCH AT CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Aug :j.-Th. defeat OF
Miss Miriam Burns, i1-ycar-oId Kan
Has City star by Miss Jeanette Kin.
ncy. Cleveland, ccatu"cd III. days
play III the womcn's Westc"n golf
cha inpionship tournament at West
iEoreland.
Miss Frances liad"cld. Milwaukee,
hn"tfcr ycu h:ul s;ar. worl'"l her
WAY into tho :tmi-nnals ~ defeat
'r-- Hiss Vera C."::,i b."n ,',t,
.nI :. NJ. Mriv,u InraP. clym-
p!a. defeated Mrs. Dave Gaut. Mem
phis. Southern champion, 6 and ..
Tic sem nua,i VIII ;"t,AiiSs IIirr.,'
ittcd asa'ns. Mrs, l. W. DoNGIaa.
Nostuorcland. and AIRS. Jon, =
uigtuhcd with Miss Ilai;.-Li.
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TRUST EE'S SALE,

PURSUANT TO II certain deed OF trust,
dated April "a. 1920. and recorded In
the clerks Office of tho Circuit Court
of the County OF Iierrico, In Deed
Book 3l4-A. page SCI. default hnv-
Ing been made in tho payment OF Il
portion Of the debt thereby secured.
and being required ny the notehoIder
SO to do, shall sell. at public amc
lion, on the floor OF the Richmond
Real Estate Exchange. No. e2 North
Ninth street, Richmond. Va, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST Of 1921
at the H9ur of 1880 O'clock u. NJ.
those certain lots OF land In tho
County OF Henrico. Va, known az
loIs and IS. in block Is OF tho
pan OF Bloomingdale, as recorded in
Plat lSook G. page Sc, IN the afore.
said clerks office. said lots fronting
80 feet on Gillespie Avenue and run,
ming back 160 feet,
TERMSi Cash,
T.. r. SCHMIDT,
Trustee.
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SHOOTERS TO HOLD
BIG EVENT TO-DAY
IHv unItcl News.l

CHICAGO. Aug. .a.-Thc ,,rand
American Handicap. the premier
can't OF III. annual tourney of the
American Trapshooting ASSOCIATIONS.
VIII be held here tomorrow with BI6
OF the bEii trapshootcrS in the coun-
try competing.
The handicap. which IL open TO
amateurs only. IL a irE;l .. 100 tar
gets and IL the blue ribbon event OF
the sport in the United states.
To-day - the nty-threc-yard
handicap, the extreme distance. s.
NJ. Daniel, i.ynchburg. Va. scored n
-. remarkable score for the dis
lance. w. II. Patterson. Buffalo
shot ~! aud Franz, 'rrorh Van
couvcr, a ~.
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INDIANS FILE PROTEST
AGAINST YANkS' WIN
iny Associated press.l

CLEVELAND, Aug. "5.-Thc crave
land Indians today protested .yeSter-
days To defeat by the Yankees,
and rcursted an Immediate ruling l,y
President Ian Johnson so that the
ninth inning may be repiaycd here
from the protested point August -,
an open date for both clubs.
The protest resulted from the al
legged Interference OF Shortstop Peck
inpauGh or the Sanks, with Catcher
steve O'Ncin. preventing tho Hitter
from making play on Outiitlder
Miller going to third base after Peck
inpnuEh had hunted in tho ninth
inning. Miller later scored the win
ming run. Gee
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TRUSTEES SALE.

in:su.ni to certain decd OF trust.
d do ,ApT.i Is, iy2i, and recorded In
Chnnccry Court. default having been
ina'c u! III" payment OF 4 portion OF
the dcbt thereby secured. anu being
;.iu'r.d by the noichuld9r 30 TO do.
tho iioor OF the Iicnmond Real Is
tate Exchange, No. .. North Sin.t,
Ninth street, Richmond. Va. on
SATURDAY. AUGUST -. 1921.
At !: o'Ciock Noon.
an mat certain lot, piece or parcel
81 ianc. lyinS and Deine in the CIV
OF licEnonu. Va together WIN ~.
improvements thereon. l,sirn:,t..d :" :,
No. 800 Home Street, situated a, ~,
ou'htastc!n corner OF Home stree.
ana Greenwood Avenue. and de-
SCrIocd aS follows: Commcnrjnc
the point of intersection OF Inc s,sI
trn !lHc OF Greenwood hycuu. Win
the southern line of Home :, eel
, ,.'I extending "astwar,ily aioni;
ma fronting on the southern linn ~
Home street forty (iu) feet ana .y
tending back southwuralv from s.,,l
'front.' between the eastern line of
,nWopd Aveue ana a line parallel
herewith one hundred and MY IiSSi
teet 10 an alley ten tlJS fcc; w.ia,
oflhE !. portion of lots 10. ii and j..
o'ocN .. plan OF barton Heights.
If-l'"S: Cash TO pay costs Incl
dent TO this sale. the sum OF $4,000.
IS. 1871; the sum OF $4,000 per month
LOT - consecutive months. commence
ms September IS. 1921; Sl5.47 II
months after August is. 1921; rcs.
que '!u" IN equal installmcnts 1T 6 and
J.; months. with interest added. or
"h ''sh 81 option OF purchaser.
NOTE The above sale will be
made subject tn the lien OF a prior
deed OF trust on the property sccur-
ms 100000 principal! and intcrcs [
thereon.
T. T. ScJNIIn,r
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Land Is Land

rev days ago We inserted an
al using the above heading Immc-
n!ntcly thereafter gentleman and
lady came along and between them
landed SIN acres on Dumbarton Ave-
nue.. Tor which they paid 81 900 per
acre. We have other lands i'm inn
proving sections in which you can
S"ltlS plant your money and see il
grow. When times are dull there
- iuil; when flush general rush.
DO IL now!
EDWARD S. ROSE & COMPANY.
Lands. Loans. Rents. Sales.
1OlT Eunk Street
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IAPAN'S TENNIS STARS
WIN MORE HONORS
lEN Inltcl ,NrWa-l

NEWPORT. Il. l., Aug. 25.-Japan
moved forward one more step to-
ward the challenge round in fhc Dn-
WIS Gun play, when Hcnzo Shim!dzu
defeated j. o. Anderson. OF Australia.
IN straight sets, O.. 10. Cd. at tho
casino here Thursday.
lchiSa" kumnGac. of Japan FUR
Their helped the good work along by
beating J. u. Hawkes.. also Of AUS
ITALIA, ia, -. SO. -. ia,
u wns n, rs good tennis ny has
frequently been seen on the Casino
courts.
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NJ. l.. DOtlsOf,.

HEATHsVILLE. VA. Aug. 25.--
NJ. l." Dodscn. 81. OF Fairport. Va.
died Mt the home OF his daughter,
Mrs. Ben Jones, on Sunday. His wife
preceded him To tho grave by several
years.
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Federal Reserve.

HNNNNIF' IW0-NHN' hIt--NnrN.
Three base htS-iiawkins Jones.
Eealc, kiiSc. stolen bases -i,calc,
Jennings. Sacrifice hit - White.
Double r>lys-Shor, to Van rclts 10
,ica!c: O'Connor 10 white to Van
iclt III, by pitcher, Eroaddus
tWhnrton). Wild pitrh.-.Icnntngs.
Bases on bmll.-om Hunt, =. Hits
ON Hunt, In i.i innings: or
Jennings. . in "a innings. struck
nut--hy Jennings. :. by iiroaddus, Il.
Time Of game: 40. rmpircs.-M MIL
Ter.
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commonwealth OF virginia.
once OF TN.
Superintendent of pni,Iic pr,,.
IslE Il iuNn M A.. ..------ . - =,

'''riGi ,.,,,, OF Public irinting.
en- iIyyti,,nonn, va" August 20, 1921.
,.o SnSi.ED hhoroSAl.S VIII i:E re-
IiC RSDhI. SEpTEMEER 4 Iyoi 10,
me IElNTIEG. BINDING, Ii'IiEI;
80. i1r the state OF virgins Tor On"
year from October J. 1921
i'rintcd schedules shoNip., j., d
,ai! thn classiicatlUns. on which IN
nlds VIII b" required To b. mad. viii
~ FURNISHED 10 bidders on appllcu-
Contractors wnl be required To en-
Yer into bond with SECURITY. !" h.. M.
proved b% the Secretary uf IN. co,u :
49,, ~ " - w Tor tho, Prompt and faith
'ni execution OF their contracts
IA" right IS reserved OF rejecting
amy or Ill bids ana the worI, witI h.,
awarded in such lots or horizons a.
IN, I"perhtendent may deem proper.
...AN.!ppr% ana. 10 be plainly marked
proposals or Printing" and PRO.
DAVIS BOTTOM.
superintendent OF iublic Printing.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL nE re-
GG@iyrd, at The SAME TINT: AND
PLACE. Tor furnishing the following
wealth:
~ EEAMs aex52 100 lD. Il. :. Fla,
W EEAMs l7Nea II III. canary
200 E t.,s l;&?s so. u. Fiat.
80 REAMS l7xss 35i- u. no. :
10 i;EAMs i7N2i 2or. lb. No. =
$50 REAMs No. / Bond. assorted
wciEh's. sizes and coiors.
2,G hEAMS No. Fond, assorted
30 BEAMS 3SNiS 97t. lib. 40. .
Fond Canary.
200 HEAMS 25Xas-5o No. | s. & s.
.. look, TO hr delivered monthly, as
livcrcd.
40 EI:AMs asx5c-i2o No. Coated
Book TO" Annual bulletin, Depart
incmi Of Agriculture, to he delivered
aoo.oOy second sheo,s. s,.sIl.
wrapped in packages OF 5oo-&o. j
canary Writing. ~ ~. basis.
Papers, ETC., TO be delivered at such
times. IN such quantities. and into
such places as the superintendent ma y
direct without charge for freight or
druyaSc.
bidders VIII furnish samples of
size and weights advertised for. Tho
righ, is reserved To rcjcc; any or All
bids.
All bids TO hc inoloscd in sealed
envelopes ana 10 be plainly marked
Proposals for Taper
Notc.-Bids for paper will be opened
at the pleasure OF the supcrin-
tCndrnt.
received at the SAME: TIME: AND
PLACE for furnishing occidental Of
fee stationery supplies: consisting Of
BANDS. etc. etc.
All bids TO be made upon blanks
TO be furnished by the Supcrintcnd-
cnt Of i'ubiic Printing and to be in
closed in sealed envelopes marked
Proposal for Furnishing Stationery
DAVIS BOTTOM.
superintendent of Public Printing.
AUG. 2c-2s-3o: Sept. i-s-5-7.
FOR SALE.
WEST END HOME.
Modern. six rooms. hot-watcr heat:
concrete cellar under entire house.
laundry tubs, servants room and
bath; large lot. with two garages
Immediate possession.
PRICE S9.5n0.00.
Very Easy Terms Can lie Arranged.
w. T.. PURCELL, JR. co, INC,
Sli J.. Franklin st.
ONE GALLON MAKES TWO
with
enc Gallon STAG rAsEIs PAINT
and
ono Gallon PURE LINSEED OIL
iou Get TWO GALLONS OF the Best
PAINE Tiff 0GS2- 10 Made--Cou1izr.
$2.IsS'
PER GALLON
Ask for Color Card
RgHaEs RAENF @@ rs ca
srpsnoaAItp
lf:0 East Main street.
III YOU ara our of wr,E and uan, a iab
Tho Dispatch Will Insert situaiioi,
wanted ad. for you FREQ of charge. Ask
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Twelve Golfers sur,i,c.

hEMI'lil:. TENN, August "a
Eight players. four from other paris
~ the State and four from Memphis.
survived the mntch play in the State
amateur 81 mplonship tournament at
the toloniL Country Club course
here today. The eight winning to-
day were roliak Boyd. chattanooga
Mike Thomas, j.. ~. Mcrryman and
u. 4. Wilson. Sr.. all OF Nashville. and
". j. Condor, j. T.. Parker, sidney
farn"worth and Jack Wcn:.!cr, all Of
Memphis.
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0~en A. Coinn,,n

IHNCHBURG, VA. Aug. 25.--Owen
a. Coleman, 69 years OF age. died
Sunday ut his homs on tho Forest
Road, near Lynchburs.
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them lovingly as they ny TO him FOR
the delicacicS he always has
lie does not fondic or caress them
now. He is afraid of the law.
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Appalachian League Results.
Grccnvillc. >; Knoxville. l.""ro'"
Johnson city. Il: Bristol, o."
l<ingsport, :: Cleveland. O..
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l.. f.. SCHMIDT.
Trustee
New-York tribune., 1921-10-25
FOR SALE

PECANS-Ss cents per pound: fresh and
sweet from southern nut groves; get
winter supply now; dealers write for whole
sale prices. The Pecan Company, Box II.
Cushing, Okla.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-25
SUMMONS

>, YoRK-vunitea States Trust company
6uohe.s st Rsht ssbH
Ta vsTe sTsbas8n SaxS,. vissount Duncsnnon: Ed
My MMsTy Alos Montasu fs5a Edwa!s + k%qY
Emiie Yznass NAB Ms1e lSst coantess s''2aosy aiosy
Marie Blaufuss. Eliza beth Wright Reynolds
Louis Ls Matre, Amelia Rawlings, Mar
din, Juiieta d Argudin. Natica Lister
kaye, Leonore Yznaga. Albertina Yznaga
Elisa Yznaga. Ernesto Yznaga, Fernando
Yznaga, Maria Alvarez, ConsueIo Alvarez,
hsperan2a Alvarez, Harry B. Holins. Ed
ward ward j.. Hancy and Francis smyth, as Elk.
John L. Cadwalader. deceased. and Ca
milla W Beach, Administrative, with
ane sns WI anneIed, of the goods, chattels
ceased cease Defendants. Trial desired in New
To the above named Defendants: You
are hereby summoned to answer the com
plant in this action. and to serve a copy
or your answer on the Plaintiffs Attorneys
within twenty days after the service Of
service; and in of your failure to
appear or answer. Judgment viii be taken
manded in the complaint
Dated, August !, 1921
cADWALADER. WICKERsHAM & TAFT.
once Address, No. 40 Wall Street.
Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New
York.
To WILLIAM ANGUS DRoGo. DUKE
OF MANCHESTEfa; HELENA. DUCHESS
OF MANCHESTER: RIGHT HONORABLE f
WE'RE BRABAZON. VISCOUNT DUNCAN
NON; EDWARD LEE ROWCLIFFE;
EMILE YzNAGA; MABEL. coUNTEss
ZlSHY; MARIE BLAUFUSS; ELIZABETH
MIGHT REYNOLDS; LOUIS LIE NAL
TIRE: AMELIA RAWLINGS; MARCIA
RET DINGWALL; MARIA MARQUESA
d'ARGUDlN: NATICA LISTER KAYE;
LIE A A ID x,yy
and CONSUELO ALVAREZ: The forego-
Ing summons is served upon you by puol-
cation pursuant to an order of the Supreme
Court of the State OF New York held in
and for the County of New York dated
the 6th day of October. 1921. and fled with
the complaint in the office of the Clerk OF
the County Of New York. in the County
Court House. in the Borough of Manhat-
tan. city. County and State OF New York.
in the United States of America.
Dated, October Z, 1921.
CADWALADEk, W1CkERSHAM e. TAFT.
Attorneys for Plaintiff Once and
Postoftice Address, 40 Wall Street,
Borough of Manhattan. New York city,
New-York tribune., 1921-10-25
North River Savings Bank
Lessons Site for Building
Modifies Contract for Purchase
of West Saith Street Plot
for New Home

The North River Savings Bank. which
recently contracted for the purchase of
2o2-2l2 West Thirty-fourth Street. mas
modified its contract and has acouir, d
titie to 206-212,. 67.7x10o.5. on which
they. will start shortly to erect ban
ing building. The Mercantile Holdin,
Company retained title to 202-2O4. 40A
4s.4, which will be disposed of either
by sale or lease. L. j. Philips & Co.
as brokers sold the entire property to
the Mercantile Holding Company and
also made the resale to the bank.
William Street Buildings Sold
The three-story buildings with stores,
81 .6xs0.9x irregular, at 266 and 266 X
William Street, near Pearl Street. have
been bought from Frank J. Bauer by
Edward Willmann for client.
Changes for Lexington Avenue Corner
Henry Brady sold for the estate of
J. Dauenhauer the northeast corner of
l16th Street, four-story house. 1sxS0.
to Jacob Kurtz, who will make extern
slve alterations and occupy the grade
floor, renting the balance for business
purposes. Benjamin Metz was the
broker.
Garage Properties Sold
The garage property, 1OOx1O0.11, at
43S-442 East 1O4th Street has been sold
by the Lee East lo4th Street Building
Corporation to the Reviera Garage,
Inc. 1t was sold subject to mortgages s
of $4,000 and was constructed recently
by the present seller.
The one-story garage, e5.2x133x ir-
regular, at the northeast corner of
Broadway and 185th Street, and the
plot 50x626x irregular, adjoining, have
6een sold by Annie O'Malley to the
Greater New York Garage Company.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-25
Buyer of fremont Ave. Corner
Plans Public Market for Site

A one-story public market and stores
will be erected on the plot, 50x215, on
the north side of fremont Avenue, 100
feet east of Mapes Avenue, with an L
fronting rs feet on the latter thor
oughfare, which has been purchased by
the newly organized Vogbert Realty
Corporation, of which Samuel Vogel is
president and William Feilbert secre-
tary. 1t will cost about $4,000 and is
to be erected from plans by J. J..
Gloster, architect. The seller was the
Kurtzman estate.
Frederick Brown bought from the
Rivoll Realty Company the plot of five
lots at the southeast corner of fremont
and Morris avenues, 161x120x irregular.
William D. Morgan was the broker in
the sale.
Alfred Jaretzki sold to John w.
Nuth the one and two story buildings,
38.5x63x Irregular, at the southwest
corner of 178th Street and Boston Road.
John Fl. Judge sold to Eva M. Schwep-
penhauser the vacant plot, 376x100, on
the north side Of Clinton Place, 100
feet west OF Grand Avenue.
Josephine Reinhardt sold to the VAL
entinc Realty Corporation the plot,
5e.2x150x irregular, at the southwest
corner of 205th Street and Perry Ave-
nue..
Mary R. Fitzpatrick sold to the Dorz
Realities, Inc, the property, 75x116x
irregular, at the southeast corner of
Bedford Park Boulevard and Perry
Avenue.
Louis Di Bella sold to Louis Carac-
clio the property, 57x102.6x irregular,
at 1866 Nelson Avenue.
Percy j. Donovan sold to Marie D.
Sabatini the plot 5ox1oo, on the north
side of East 202d Street, 145.11 feet
east of the Grand Concourse.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-25
Modern Apartments
Figure i'm Trading
OF Bronx Flats
New 6-Story House ON West
kingsbridge Rd. Disposed
Of by Builders to Corpora
ton; Buying of Dwellings

Ihe new six-story apartment, 104x130,
at l25 kingsbridge Road, has been sold
by the Harding Construction Company,
its builder, to the Max Belle Realty
Corporation, incorporated recently at
Albany with capitalization of $40 900.
The house accommodates forty-six fam
lilies. l.. Levy is the attorney for the
buying company, whose directors are
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Rich and e. Kampel-
macher. John Meltzer was the broker.
Harry Calm has sold to the Sigley
Realty Corporation two fve-story mod
ern apartments at 1853 and 1857 Web
ster Avenue, 72x100.
The Valentine Realty Corporation
sold to Sonar Realities, Inc, the apart
ments, 82.6x100, on the northwest side
Of University Avenue 100 feet north
east of 174th Street.
The Harry S. Bahrer Realty Com
pany sold to Abraham Wandermann two
ern Boulevard, 37.6x10O each.
Berry Fruchtman sold to Jacob Saper-
steina four r-story fiat at 1912 Crotona
Avenue, 39.10x70.
Francesca Caruso sold to Arturo De
Riase the four story house, 89.4xS2, at
le southwest corner of 188th Street
and Bathgate Avenue.
Jacob G. Deutsch sold to Amala
" olfson a four-story fiat at e13 East
1S6th Street, 25x100
John Dreher sold to John r. Thorn
the threestory dwelling, 20xsS, at the
northeast corner of 165th Street and
Jackson Avenue
James Clyne sold to Louis Srebranik
a two-story dwelling at 1870 College
Avenue, 16.9x100.
Thomas II. Mullen sold to August c.
Glaser a two-story dwelling at 1854
Walton Avenue, 20x95.
Frederick ]. Smith sold to Frederick
A. Leuh a two-story dwelling at ITO
TOPPING Avenue, 20x95.
Teresa c. Madigan sold to Jacob A.
Maryson two-story dwelling at 1854
Marion Avenue, 35.11x109.4.
Lillian Leibner sold to A. Ashley
Gardner house at 1915 East 156th
Street, 40x100.
Mabel A. Mohn sold to Basil Shlarkyk
two frame houses at 787 and 7S9 East
l61st Street, 38.8x10O.
The Debb Corporation sold to Jo-
sephine Watson a dwelling at 1854
Decatur Avenue, 2S6x1OO.
The Griana Realities. Inc, sold to
Mitchell Smoleroff the three-story
dwelling, 138x165.9x irregular, at the
southeast corner of 165th Street and
Boston Road.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-25
100000 Apartment and Is
Dwellings Planned for Bronx

FOX ST. g. 255.1e q westchester ave,
9-atry brick tenement. n,, loc1gi;,. Fusion
archt cost, 5000, 0o0
REVERE AVE. Q s. ITO s Lafayette ave.
2-story 1rams dweilins. 2l14o. carpii
Frank Hausie. 81 12oth st. archt: cost.
$40. 000..
CLAFLIN AVE, q, lo5-os N Eames Pl.
1-stry frame dwelg, 24.Sx43. Thos A Scan
REVERE AVE. W 245 Lafayette
ave II -stry frame dwllg 18x2s Leander
Anderson 1920 Williams ave. onr; Chas r
Baxter. 3105 Middletown Road, archt; cost,
$4,000
MINNIEFoRD AVE, 8. $50 Beach st.
1-stry frame dwelg. 22x35. Geo Lune. 2543
Poplar st. onr; Chas r Baxter. 3105 Middle
town Road. archt cost. $4,000.
stry and attic frame dwellg, 25.2x2e2.
Crawford Garden, Inc, 233D Morris ave
onrs; Zipkes. Wolff & Kudroff, 432 Fourth
ave. achts; cost, $6.500.
2-sty and attic frame dwig. 252s2s.2;
Crawford Gardens, Inc. 2339 Morris av.
owners; zipkes Wolff s. Kudroff 432 4th
av, archt; cost, $500.
and attic frame dwlg, 25.2x26.2; Gran
ford Gardens Inc. 233s Morris av owner
a4asts zipbss cos3 wSlF s,ssoS 5 Sudr0H' 4sa h Av'
GREENE PL s.. 100 w Edison av. ~
sty frame dwg. 24x4s Lena Cover. 2s31
Greene pl. owner; Martin Smith. 44s
FITRMAN Av s. 1919 23sth st: 2-sty
hollow tile dwlg. 22x4s: Jamy Antorino,
1906 White Plains av. owner Bruno
Amato. 11s Berry st. Mamaroneck. Y,
WATERBURY Av. 8. s6s7 w Edison
av, 8 -sty terra Gotta dwlgs. isxs2;
Blake & Grote. ITO Alexander av. own
ers; Edw j. Stuffer, l4o Willis av archt
cost $16,600