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New-York tribune., 1921-02-01
Petitions In Bankruptcy

Petitions In bankruptcy
Tho following petitions in bankruptcy
were filed yesterday In the United States
''s'siSi VANpERBILT ffhii SILK AND WOODEN
SHOP NC Wes 5 s.rsat sasst.
BoVENco IMPORTING coRPN.. I'm
Broadway; involuntary. Liabilities, $780,
III HARLEM ofL Go INC oil and oil prod
Liabilities. $4,000; assets, $4,000.
LINCOLN TIRE C&. lDavid A.. Klein),
1900 Broadway; involuntary. Liabilities,
PAN PAM-AMER1cAN AMER EXPORT CO., 80 Park
LOUIS RosENsTEIN. salesman. Hotel
sss 5
hold goods. $1,000 carriages and other We
hicles and $500 policies Of Insurance..
Elghty-sixth Street. liabilities sli,675.
all unsecured claims.
MARIE coLLETTI REINA. physieian.
rs West End Avenue; voluntary. Liabsl-
tiles. 1858. unsecured; assets. SIS, ma
chinery, tools etc.
BARNETT BURNS. salesman. 10 East
575, OF which $4,000 are policies Of life
insurance and $4,000 debts due on open
AssocrATED IMPORT AND EXPORT
CO.. importers and exporters, 118 West
Thirty second Street; involuntary.
C. W. SAUER CORP manufacturers Of
brushes rs Spring Street; involuntary.
Schedules in bankruptcy
The following schedules in bankruptcy
were filed In the United States District
Court yesterday:
rSIDORB NAGEr. cloaks and suits, s
West Thirtieth Street. Liabilities. s152.-
1z4.
VIM DRESS HOUSE, INC.~-The sched-
ules of the Vim Dress House. Inc, against
whom a petition was fled December go,
1920, show liabilities of $19,41S, OF which
s1S,541 are unsecured claims aud 1927
which s3,1S2 are debts due on open ac-
counts, sSo7 bills, promjssory notes and
securities and $467 deposits OF money In
banks or elsewhere.
Receivers in Bankruptcy
The following receivers in bankruptcy
States District Court by Judge A. N.
Hand:
Max G. Cohen temporary receiver for
| tho Vanderbilt SILK and. Woolen Shop. Inc,
woolcns and silks, Thirty fourth Stree. and
| Fourth Avenue with a bond of $4,000. #
Harrison Lillibridge temporary receiver
| for NJ Il. Bodow, Inc, dresses 13 West
| Thirty-Arst Street, with bond Of $4,000
| Robert StephanHon, temporary receiver
/ for Morris Eittenplan. fur garments, "a
/ West Twenty-ffth Street, with bond OF
\ $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-01
100000 Loan for Garage

The Home Savings Bank has made
a building and permanent loan Of $780,
600 to the George Dose Engineering
Company for the garage and service
station being erected at 527 to 533 West
Fifty-ffth Street and @52S to 532 West
Fifty-sixth Street, a site Of 1850
square feet and having frontages Of
Of 200.10 feet, The property was sold
BY the Chanler estate eight months
ago to Louis Gold, who resold 1t to the
present owners.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-01
(1unllleli Send
Volley Into City
AT Miners Trial
Shots From Mysterious Feud-
lists ON Hillside Rattle
ON Sidewalks, Accusing
Troops al Williamson
Breach Among Clansmen
l9 Tentative Jurors Chosen:
Many Mounsaineers OPP.
pose the Death Penalty
gpecsor Dsseo.ch to Ths Tribune

Gpecsar Dsspa.ch 10 The Tribune "a
WILLIAMSON, w. Va, Jan. 31.The
first outbreak of the threatened trouble
residents of the hill country and au-
thorities here as an outcome of the
trial of s.Sid" Hatfield and twenty
others for the murder of Baldwin
Felts detectives, occurred to-day just
before day break, when fusillade of
shots was fired from hillside taEto
the town. The bullets ratified on the
sidewalks in the vicinity of Fourth
Street, but no one was hurt.
Soldiers quartered here to preserve
order during the trial of Hatfield were
aroused from their hunks and searched
the hills near the town. No trace Of
the gunmen waws found.
There Is already whispering among
the residents of the strong possibili-
ties Of the resumption Of the feud in
the Hatfield clan, as result of the
trial. 1t Is feared that the trial will
be the spark which will again ignite
the FIRE Of the partly burned out feud
which existed for many years.
When the taking of testimony gets
under way it viii be discovered that
some members of the clan will testify
fer the state, and others for the de-
fendantss
Hatfield Clan Divided
Thus far the trial has indicated that
the Hatfield clan is divided While
Sid Hatfield is on trial, Greenway Hat
field, q wealthy coal operator, and a
brother OF former Governor Hatfield
OF West Virginia, is assisting the state
In the selection OF the jury.
When court adjourned late this af-
tarnoon nineteen of the twenty seats
for tentative jurors were filled, but it
ts expected that one of those chosen
during the day will be disqualified on
account of his kinship to Sid Hatfield.
At the resumption OF the trial this
morning there were eighteen jurors in
the box, but four OF these were re-
moved, three on account of relation
i ship. The fourth was suffering from
influenza.
Oppose Capital Punishment
!. The ono big obstacle encountered by
the court was the large number of
talesmen who had scruples against the
death penalty. The primitive religion
of the native mounsaineers is against
the taking of human life by law In the
expiation of a crime.
More than $50 witnesses who were in
court were excused early this after
noon by Judge Bailey until Wednesday
morning. During the day several tales
men when examined declared they were
opposed to labor unions because thay
created unemployment and caused
strife. Still others voiced antipathy TO
the slain detectives, referring to them
as thugs
New-York tribune., 1921-02-01

no LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
New-York tribune., 1921-02-01

Flynn. wiisl2na, Mary Young
3 ana William Daiy----Mcrr,s Plan
Go. ef n. y; Aug. L. isi7. ga
New-York tribune., 1921-02-01
business Concerns Buy
Buildings for Occupanc,

william II. Whising & Go. have sold
far fhe, American Transfer Company
III nuos,arkg at 20 to 30 Little Wcsf
TsncTsth Street. consisting Of q six
atorv structure, 52xS3.6, and the ad-
ioin;ne three-sto-y structure, $3.50,
the latter parcel being lcasehold Ihs
purchager buys for occupancy. TIe
selling company has been asking S2Oes-
900 for the combined properties.
Rein1er Brothers, dealers in butter
ana epvs. purchased through w. j.
RusselI and Hugh r. Rainey from Fred
III Rhinelander and others the three
story building 43 Jay Street, 23xSs
bbetween Washington and west streets,
II ad;oins 45 Jay Street recently SOLD
t,rouyb tha same broker to- Mondshein
& zelier. also butter and egg dealers.
RI ET rOH BUSINESS PURPOSES
New-York tribune., 1921-02-01
Business Troubles

Klots GustaveAlexander Ham !,
,Kapian. Louis--AtIas Textile Co, :,
Lincoln Steamship Lines. Inc.
| Charles H. Daucky. Co. inc. Ii
Leon Jaffess Inc--National Surety >,
Lee o Herbert M-Ho,trane Co :
! Lakm M an, isaac, /. and nd woif schnerta-
wold-W Washburn. Crosby CO.. 81
Laconia Contracting Co--U s !.
Lionel Knitting Mills Inc--1 !,
Titleman ct al ............... l,0'
1 Nisbet Engineering Co Inc.-U
Fidelity & Guaranty. Co. .,.... 40
1 Marlboro Sand and Gravel Corpn
New Mohawk Transportation
/ Co Inc ................. 49,
Mackie. David H--B w Smith. J.
McMahon, John, J-saks q Co;. II
| IL $ Fidelity & Guaranty Co. q
| Mooney, Patrick Western
Newspaper UnionN. 8
Mas10ai aslIs { srpsrsn 5GsspnIssherer. 75. Bur &
Monte, at. : Canine. ar and Nicholas =
Titoia--People, etc ........... s.
Milbro Mills inc-M Rossrnan ct
! Niehoi. lei Ereda.j neickenberg.. i
Nissnewitz, David - Norman
NawNirs, alss Louis o Ins ML 3 ca.e. 81
i O'Neiu Thomas--M Moss 49,. L
Pittsburgh & Allegheney Coal Co .,
Progressive a smeiting and Metal =
4 Corpn--L Oppenheimer @...... 81
Panizza, James v.-E Fogl!ne,. 81
ing CO Inc-E l. 9 sRobins.... 20,
Pan-American Export CO. Inc and
David J Allen--L s Jolles.... 2,6;
Rasmussen. George - Saratoga :,
sadoWsky, da ~ Bertha.cast,e 81 ,.;s CO Inc. Z
Singer, Louis N and Israel--B
sossSmarhern ,.Tssnha Nathaniei al E.Ho =
sanders. Rudolph- Western niec-
4 tric- Co Inc. ....... ......,...,. II
Schumacher, August. Moonan
ct a. =, III
Gibraltar Corrugated Paper
schatzel, Herman D.-H. s. Gil
soeist. eis Marsei,iai,e . j bro
talbot. tuiss FSansME. g q. &. Davidson. y
4 Thompson, Thomas A. u. S.
| ! Fidelity and Guaranty CO.. 8
/ Trottz, Pasquale and Frank-R.
I Van Loan, Hannah CIV. e.
Wagner, Jacob. and New Am
! sterdap Casualty co.---People,
4 etc. y, U
1 wiiloughby. May, apd Benjamin
Green--People, etc. ......... 5
Walter J. Burke Garage Co.. Inc.
-G. r. Hows, Inc. ........... l
Waring, James d. National
Surety Co. ......,.!..........
Whitcolnb. nk--Brooks Bros, 2
Weiss, HarrX--J. Rosenblatt.. Ii
Yarinaluk, Tom. and New Ann
sterdam Casualty Co.-Pecplc,
etc. observation-disclosures. .....,,.,, ], b
In Bronx County
Colo. Lucius--North Side News
Co., Inc. =. .....,.,s...... sz
HInek, Theresa--F n. Campbell.
Horn, Samuel j. p. ID. Bork-
stHyer ...r..l..3. ...'..... .,st'. i,V
Merritt, John--City Of New York
Miller. Henry--Interboroug Brick
I Co., Inc. ..... .......,..,i...,... J
Kirsh, Barnet--D. /. Naiitt...... j
New-York tribune., 1921-02-01
Honeseekers Find Houses
Are difficult 10 Secure
Owners No: So Anxious 10 Part
With Dwellings; West B3d
Resale Rriisus Profit

s. T.. pakas resold the 3 1a story
dwelling 302 West EigEty7third Street,
2px7S.s, adjoining the southwest coz
ner OF West End Avenue, which he
acquired last November
Coughlan q Clisby sold fdr Byrd d.
Wise and others to Jane Ferguson the
four-story and basement dwelling at
154 West Seventy sixth Street.. 20.6x
101.2.
Alfred J. Rooney, Of the Wood, Dol
son Company, Inc., sold for the Metro.
Bronger & Co. sold the 'threo-story
no LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
New-York tribune., 1921-02-01
Many Business Concerns Get
Lofts i'm Midtown Section

Dwight, Archibald e. Perry, Inc,
leased the store and basement 118 to
124 West Twenty-second Street to the
World Examining Company, and the
first loft to Louis Turoff; the fourth
floor at 36 to 40 West Twenty-fourth
Street to the. Schwartz Underwear
Company; the first floor at 80 East
Twenty-third Street to Samuel Bern
stein, and the top floor to Sommers &
Twenty-second Street to the Progress
siye Tie Company Of New Jersey.
M. & L.. Hess, Inc, leased space at
49 to 55 East Twenty first Street to
Leo Simon & Co.'s Elizabeth Dommen-
get and the S. & z. Tucking Company;
at 148 to 156 West Twenty third Street
to Samuel Ge1b, Morris Weissman,
Miller & Gellman, the Style Novelty
Company, Rose Brothers and Reiss &
Peiser; at 13 To 2l East Twenty second
Street to Posner & Charles, the Lor-
raine Undersilk Company, Inc, Sha-
piro & Randall, BarneysLevinson, Gold
berg Brothers and the Adele Knitting
Company; the seventh floor at 12 and
"a West Thirty-second Street to Eisen-
berg g. Sommerfeld, f.. M. Goodman
at 16 West Twenty-third Street to /.
Moskowitz; the seventh floor at 1b
West Fifteenth Street to the Sunrise
Dress Company, Inc, and the second
floor at 1873 West Thirtieth Street to
Luciano Sansone.
The Lotion H. Slawson Company
leased for the Martha Washington
Hotel Company the store at 32 East
Thirtieth Street to the w. H. Duval
Company, factors for the W, 'R.
Frutchey Company, Hoffbauer & Gault.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-01
Wills $40. 900 10 Secretaries

: The will of Albert Francis Hagar, q
lawyer, who died January is at 54 w est
Fortieth Street, was filed in the Surro-
gates Court yesterday. He left $4,000
each to his two secretaries, Miss
Cecalia NJ. Mulroney and Miss May e.
Day. Mr.. Hagar beaueatbed his law
books and Office furniture to David B,
Luckey, lawyer, and divided the rest
of his estate among relatives.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-01
New Stock Exchange Firm

Renaud Lage, Henrique Lage and
Trmaos, merchant bankers. Of Rio, de
Janeiro; Bert v. Smith and Basil S.
Courtney, OF New York, have organ
lied the New York Stock Exchange
firm of Isaga Brothers 4 Co. to con-
duct a general investment and COM
mission business, with Offices at 180
Broadway. The firm will be repre-
sentad on the Stock Exchange by Bert
New-York tribune., 1921-02-01
Financial Items

R.arnond & Co announce the retire
,nsnt Of ~. r. Cross from their Arm.
pobert Is. Crane, formerly manager OF
4ha horld sdspartment of Hannavig & Coz
has been elected Vice president In charge
Of f,nanees OF tho Hadheid-Penheld Steel
Company
Rollins, Kaieneisch q Co.. members OF
tho New York Stock Exchange, announce
tho removal OF their offices from Sc to 50
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-01
$3.50. 600 23d Streaa I ease,

for twenty-one years, at an aggregate
rental Of approximately s25o,O00, for
the estate Of Henry Meyer, the eix-
story building 328 to 332 East Twenty
third Street, containing approximately
10000 square feet.
The lessees are the Biltwell Access
sorles, Inc, manufacturers Of metal
products.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-01
S,,.,c.. Far Needle Workers

Fredoriek FOX & Co.. Inty leased
1ofta 1T IA Broadway 70 schattner
brothers, ucnss neckwear; ar ae ays
broadway to Kramer % Naaei, y, neck-
~ e sa, Ill, ,hcrgsr. boys' cicthing, and with
4 N Goadmaf at 30 to 46 West
Twantv.fifth Street, to $. q. $. Line,
manufacturers Of coats.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-01
Trading i'm T'enements

Peter Rohrs sold to John Wedemeyer
the four-story tenement, sos West Fif-
tieth Street, 25x100.5. .
Rose Steiner sold to Jacob Popeil the
five-story fat, 119 East 127th Street,
3ix100.
Pierre A. Gels sold for the estate of
Teresa Cotton 233 East Thirty-fourth
Street, four-story tenement, 25x10o.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-01
Brooklyn Site for Garage

The Realty Associates sold to the
B-A Realty Company the plot, 5Ox100,
ON the north side Of Ellery Street, 100
feet west of Marcy Avenue. The buy
ers will build one-story garage. Fred
erick Hufh and r. C. Humphrey were
the brokers.
Frederick W. Walker jr. and n.
Winans resold the three story regi-
dence, sos Third Street 0
New-York tribune., 1921-02-01
Freight Car Surplus Higher

Reports to the car service division of
the American Railway Association
show that the number Of idle freight
cars had risen to 380,669 from 256,0o0
the week before. Loadings for the
first three weeks of January, it was
stated, were the lowest of any similar
ne Rod of the last ten wears.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-01
Women Figure i'm Fast
Trading on ths NJ est Side

A. w. Miller & Co. sold for Il, NJ.
Bowman to Miss Mae NJ OTeil, Ill
West Eighty-fourth Strest. ive-story
apartment, s40x100, and F,r &nnie S.
Dix, $50 Tenth Avenut, 8re-story
fiat, 25x100, with store; , 81 FOR the
estate of Joseph H. Schneide, Ne four
story dwelling, 1o0x1o0. at tbs outh-
west corner of Belle and Lar rtine
avenues, Bayside, i. I.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-01
NAV Issue More Stock

special meeting Of stockholders
ef the Penn Seaboard Steel Corpora
sion has been called for February. 10,
Ii was announced yesterday, to, author,
ixe the issuance and sale by the board
OF directors of the unissued stock now
In The company's treasury.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-01
In the Auction Market
At Il VESEY STREET.
Nv Harry Rradv

First ave. 1897. W ssth (No. a5s).
2s.2xfoo, 5-sty blk tint g. strs;s Soc for Relief
Destite Blind of City N Y vs. Mary T. Lar
kin ct al, John @ SAKE, ref; due on judgt,
s3.s9I.46; taxes, etc. s1,7s7.26 Withdrawn.
4bth at. Sit to 625 w. a. $50 w 10th
ave, 1a7.6x100.5, two and 5-stY blk loft
bldgs Jennie Lumb VS. Chas Lurnb ct al ;
Warren Fielding, ref; due on 1udgt,
sll,75o; taxes, etc, s7.3oo4s. Adjourned to
Feb z. e
New-York tribune., 1921-02-01
To Vote ON Stock Offering

Stockholders Of the Midwest REIN
ing Company, according to an an
nouncement yesterday, at the annual
meeting on March / will vote on a
proposal for the sale Of not more than
10000 shares Of the company's stock
to employees. The plan already adopt
ed by several other members Of the
Standard Oil group, it was stated,
would be followed in the main by the
Midwest company.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-01
NY. Red Cross Worker Hurt

WARSAW, Poland, Jan. 27 (Delayed}.
Mrs. Josefa Kudlieka. Of Buffalo, N.
was brought to the Warsaw Hospital
to-day suffering from contusions Of
the legs @nd body. received when an
automobile In which .she was touring
the devastated regions turned turtle on
Q lonely road near Lablin.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-01
Sells BriarcIifr Manor Home,

Fish E. Marvin sold for the Larch-
mont Holding Company plot on Bon
nett Avenue, Larchmont, to William H.
Wright, who will erect o residence.
The, same brokers sold for John G.
DuMopd and Lsmira DuMond b their
property on Poplar Road. at Briarclif
hl,.5s,. Manor, consisting Of Of. residence. out,
for Frank Ottman parcet 81 lots ad-
joining the Mamaroneck Avenpe school
to the Board Of Education OF Mamaro
neck. The property will be developed
for a playground.
The Robert E. Farley Organization
leased for P. Irving Grinberg his resi-
dence in Prospect Street, White Plains,
tc Charles II. Eotey. Of this cityw
New-York tribune., 1921-02-01

TULSA, Okla, Jan. s1.--A reduction
Of 30 cents barrel in the market
price of mid-continent crude oil, MAX
; ing the price $3.50, was announced
here to-day by the Sinclair Oil & Gas
Co. The reduction affects all high
gravity oils in Kansas, Oklahoma and
Texas, it was said.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-01

,r,yo,,; ~ 2s,as fsast Forty-aighth Street,
fogxff0, e. Herman Drebes.
Adelaide aT. Davis SOLD to horace
Garner the tI,reerstofy dweiiIH& dye ~ Ais
West 13igts Street, l6sxlVVt
New-York tribune., 1921-02-01
Crude Oil Drops Again
Reductions OF. SO Cents. Barrel
i'm Many States

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Jan. 31.--The
principal oil purchasing agencies to-
d y announced further reduction in
price of crude oil. Pennsylvania crude
was cut 80 cents, bringing the new
price to So barrel Cabell was re-
tluced to $3.T1; Somerset light TO S3.75;
Somerset to $3.50 and Ragland to SITE,
reduction Of Is cents barrel.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-01
Satisfied Judgments

The first name is that of the debtor; tn,
second that OF the creditor, and date wher
Judgment was filed:
Mayer, Abrahan-Swift d Co.;
June 10, 1919 ....,............ $3.50
Glass. Jacob-American Hebrew
Publishing. Company. Inc; oc- "a, .,
Holmes, Holmes John T.--p. D. Lansdon;
a. Max lax is, Iro. asso con,n,ny Inc ase''
L. Tannebaum ct al; November
Daniels. ssV Char, Charles Al. Biits; l-s.
Mardock. wiiliaa,vBonne, iii anu Brown 10'''
Sales Service; January is, 1920 1s4.7
Kaufmann. siInon---E. spitz;.Jan- !.
aissbsrg,a s e. Alfred. An ana New Am. '''
sterdarns. Casualty Company
People. ETC.; December 21. 1890;
Mtlier. Max ana New Amsterdan, ~
Casualty Company People,
ETC., October 6. 1920 .......... 5000
TeEan, Owen I,--Eaton Mill and
Lumber Company, Inc: October
lyons 81 ne Ns,i.. Ts..wart pisiil sis1
pan nns 5ossph SsmRany hAvsh W Wnsog VI ss1s a's0
city 8 New !; ssS xsss-M pa,sri NO ise.'
city ss%ses e New 4 ssss YorsM Il Long 10 i''
vsniber lis, 1920 ............. 1,oos.l
city q New York-o;. Kurshin- 80
poern. John. and New .Amster-
dam Casuaity COMPANY No
Bremen Waltz CorporAtion--ywni-
ker M. Levett Company; Qcto-
Der 20, 1920 .........A. ..... 1,143.i
Day, Joseph P.---H. W. winston;
August 9. asle .........,...A. sbt.7
Guido, Joseph - Il. Caralotts;
November 8. 1920 .......'..'..a 5000
Risberg, Alfred, and New Am
sterdans Casualty Company
People etc; December 81, 1920;
vacated ......:.... ....'....s.. 5000
Hirsh, John, and New Amster-
dam Casualty Company---Peo-
pie. ETC.; April IL. 1920: va
Gated ::....... .....:.. l.oce.e
Gentle. Elniore, and New AM
sterdam Casualty Company
People. etc; September 25,
1895 vacated ..............., spo.a
Heller. Sarpnel. and New AmsteY-
dam Casualty Company-Peo-
pie. ETC.; august TO- 1920 so. 10000
April !, 1s2o...s,... 1880
Tannsnbauna; Feb. Il, 1890. i,b4s.s
]. Schuiman & Son, Inc.-M. H.
Masher; july 1s. 1918 trs-
verseol 6s9.t
Battery Park Trading Co.. Inc.
-L .TaIser ct Ill; March az.
1899 traversedJ s.........!..... 7.7sns
In Bsvrx County
Flynn. wiisisrA Mary Young
and William Daiy--Merris Plan
Go. ef n, T.; Aug. 1, ssl9.saA Ssa.s
New-York tribune., 1921-02-01
Ru;laers Buv i'm Brooklyn

T. Iacov sold for George Robinson
and Hannah plant to the Quincy-Nos-
trand Company, Inc, builders, the
sa,thea ~ Corner OF Avenue j and
Fast Thirteenth Street, 40xloo. The
buvers plan to erect store buildings.
leo : xr,r, .rfars mi SIN srss PURPOsEa
New-York tribune., 1921-02-01
Broker Gets Estate at Rye

The residence Of George Hammond
at Rye, on eighteen acres on the Post
Road, adjoining Marcsllus Parsons's
place, has been rented by Thomas B.
oYens, cotton broker. Ladd g. Nichols
We're the brokers'
New-York tribune., 1921-02-01
Meeting of Harlem sehners

A meeting of the Harlem Property
Owners Association will be held On
Thursday evening at 81 West l25th
Street
New-York tribune., 1921-02-01
wEsrcHEsTEn COUNTY RRzE xsrATn
$500 CASH

Will huS ae Bryn Mgwr Park on eussrirt.
pg BronEviiie chciee sooEn house on iarFa :
plot wtth ane Old shade, The house r. s5-
ceptionaily well buils. with many innoYasis,sss
msnt and 10 OF whita cement, not xt,feso
The price 10 5000. Easy terms. WteMERsT,
u. a. EAREAEX ORGANIZATIONS. liz hi 1xfh
Es,, n. Y.Cs Murray Hill TTse. S-sA' 1
New-York tribune., 1921-02-01
Manhattan

2s EAST saTHcold watsr az at fam
income over, $1,000 year. Cash needed
5000. Traube, 14o3 Lexington av.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-01
------------------------
Long Islan6

READY FOR SPRING.
The home you've dreamed about. Ths bes,
lin design and construction that brains and
money can produce. Priced at this years
cost with all the advantages CT quantity
buying and production; Z rooms, baths
hot water heat; every city convenience
all the charm of the country. AT beautiful
Garden City. +, H. Honberger. Fitz Roy
26O5, l West S4th st.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-01
Sale of Flushing Dwelling

The dwelling 172 Chestnut Street,
Flushing, 3sx106, has been sold by j..
Albert Johntra to Charles f. Linde-
man for James Webb.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-01
Sell House i'm l3Oth Street

James H. Cruikshank purchased
from Walter Longman the four-story
dwelling 53 West 130th tSreet, 20x100.
Porter g. Co. were the brokers.
REAL EsTATE--sALE OR RENT
New-York tribune., 1921-02-01
APARTMENTss no LET
Mani,attan
--------z--.
Brooklyn
APARTMENTS TO EssrED
Manhattan

s4TII ST., Is EAST-Two large rooms
with bath; beautifully decorated five
closets; restaurant; valet and maid serv-
Ice; reduced rental, $3.50,
New-York tribune., 1921-02-01

NEW ROCHELLE HOME, $4,000.
a bargain, 10 rooms, 2 baths, gas, cleo
tricity, Sireplaeea, sleeping porch; rlot' 5eR
$50. tO'CONNOR REAI. EStrATE AGENCY,
243 BuSuenot ST. Phone 5sA News Rochelle.
HOUSE, 7 rooms; description mailed; write
Hall, fsa Lee Ave, Yonkers 4T3T.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-01
Judgments Filed

The following judgments were hlea yes
terday, tho frst name being that Of tho
In Now York County
New-York tribune., 1921-02-01
Queens
Westchester

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Plains we'll located building :ots to cloas
out holdings; builders opportunity. JOS
Lambden G. Son Inc, 5G Lawton as. FhGne.
309 New Rochelle, N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-01
REAL ESTATE

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ner Office building. Murray Hill 4Ss9.
The Republican journal., 1921-02-10
u OF VA. GEOLUG.ST SAYS COAL
SUFFICIENT.

The statement, frequently and recent
ly repeated by scientists, that the United
States is approaching an economic crisis
by reason of the fact that her coal beds
are nearly exhausted, has been scoffed at
by DR.. Thomas Leonard Watson, Corco-
ran Professor at the University of Nir-
glnla and State geologist of Virginia.
The Virginia Geological Survey, under
the direction of Dr. Watson, is now in the
midst of coal survey of Virginia, for
which figures have been obtained for
only four of the coal-bearing counties of
the otates. The figures for one county,
-Buchanan-should set at rest the
fears for the future regarding a possible
national coal shortage.
Regarding Buchanan County, quoting
from the recently published county re-
port, DIR. w ltson said: The net reserve
OF bltumlnous and semi bituminous coal
IN this county is 8, 400, 000,0 goo tons-suffi-
clent to operate every industry in the
United States for period of seventeen
years"
Should there be any foundation for the
statement of scientists regarding coal
reserve ShoItage-and this DR.. Watson
doubts--the $4,000 men employed in the
coal industry in the entire United States
could be shifted to the Virginia regions
with the assurance of an output of BIZ
luminous coal sufficient to supply the
nation Tor an indefinite period