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bers, shall be members of the corpora
tion.
ARTICLE XIV. =.
The principal duties of the President
shall be to preside at all meetings of
the members and Of the Board Of Man
ayers, and in his absence, one of the
directors shall 1%IGd R5esids. ~,
The duty of the Secretary shall be to
keep a roster of the membership,
wherein shall appear the full name and
place Of residence and post office ad-
are dress Of OF each :t member, and the names
relative of such member, such nearest
relative to be named by the member:
to collect and account to the Treas
urer, or if no treasurer is chosen, to
fees or other funds collected and re-
ceived by him as such Secretary.
ARTICLE XVI.
IT the treasurer is a separate preson
funds from the secretary, and collect
and keep all funds of the corporation,
and account therefor to the Board Of
Managers at the annual meeting, and
as often as called upon so to do by the
Board of Managers.
ARTICLE XVII.
!, All meetings Of the members and of
the Board of Managers shall be carried
English language, and according to the
rules.
ARTICLE XVIII.
The officers hereby nominated and
chosen shall hold their respective Of
fices until their successors are duly
elected and qualified.
ARTICLE XIX.
The first officers hereby chosen,
their names and post office addresses,
shall be and are as follows:
President: John Carlson, whose post
office address is 2319 West Second
Street, Duluth, Minnesota.
Secretary and Treasurer: Charles
Lines, whose post office address is 62S
West Third Street, Duluth, Minnesota.
Director: Edward D. Olson, whose
post office address is Gil West Supe-
rior Street, Duluth, Minnesota.
Director: Ole Refseth, whose post
office address is 731 West First Street,
Duluth. Minnesota.
Director: Emil Holmstrom, whose
post office address is 1924 West Mich
igan Street, Duluth, Minnesota.
ARTICLE Xxx.
The duration of the existence Of this
corporation shall be twenty years.
In witness whereof, we have hereunto
set our hands and seals, at the City OF
Duluth, st. Louis County, Minnesota
this list day Of September, A. D. 1921.
PETER o. WICKLUND, IL. S.
CHARLES LINE, Il. 81
ED. w. OLSON, IL. 81
OBE REFSETH, IL. 81
PETER BODIN, H. 81
Signed, sealed and delivered In
presence Of:
G.. ITNDRERG
The labor world., 1921-09-24

When man is right he can afford
to keep his temper. When wrong he
can't afford to lose it.
The labor world., 1921-09-24
PLUMBERS WIN LONG STRIKE.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. 22.-
After being on strike for ten months
the plumbers and steamfitters' unions
tory.
The labor world., 1921-09-24

presence Of:
C. LINDBERG,
CHAS ANDERSON.

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
st. Louis-ss.
September. A. b. 1921. personally @ ai 1as came ne
before me. the undersigned, a Notary
Public, within and for said County
and State, Peter o. Wicklund, Charles
Line, Edward Olson, Ole Refseth and
Peter Bodin, all to me well and person.
ally known, and each of said persons
to and before me, acknowledged that
he has executed the within and fore
going articles Of Incorporation, after
having read the same, and thoroughly
understanding the contents thereof, as
of his own free will and deed. and for
the uses and purposes therein set
forth.
NELLIE ORTON,
Notary Public, St. Louis County. MINI.
N.Y. commission expires August 2S, 1926
(Notarial Seal, st. Louis Co., Minn.)
STATE OF MINNESOTA, DEPART:
ment of State.
MIKE HOLM,
|. Secretary Of State
OFFICE OF REGISTER or DEEDS,
state of Minnesota, County of St.
hereby certify that the within in
strument was filed in this office for
record September 9Th, 1921. at p. m.,
and duly recorded in Book ~ of Misc,
page se1. ~@ !. ...~ mr. !, --,:-..,
+ ~ 81, 7. 5..=. . CFIAs. .CALLIGAN, /.
s x:t ,@... Register Of Deeds.
~ s .ss.s ! s vi = BY G. q. LOFGREN.
"a, Sept. l7-,4 1s21. spu'y' -;
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U. S. stands for United States. That
is US.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-06
Union Square Theatre Latest
10 Fall 20 New Control

Following the recent announcement
iaat the cid Hotel Churchill, al the
southeast corner OF Fourteenth Street
sad Broadway. had been bought by the
9ranke Development Company for i'm
9fcvsment with q tHo-story building
.sones The reported leasing CT It's neigh
oer, the Union Square Theater property
aad taree-story building adjoining
or convection % finn theater and a
lsstaursnt Tnev form part of the
.arger holding sold at auction last June
%sy Josepi r Day for the Palmer estate
.of $l.4z0 900 70 the Marvel Realty
-onpsny.
Bsnlam Kaufman. the halter. gets
tae cd taeater. six-story building,
!nder twenty -one-year lease, and
ians n tran form y into ! film theater
gae stores from plans by Herbert J.
nfapp- The three-story building is
.a%sn for t~enty-one years by the &. {.
!. Luasa Company. which has engaged
<aeent O Vincent, architects, to re-
"ocsl T. Il has a Fourteenth Street
fsatage Of 10 sect.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-06
Stores and Business Space
In Midtown, Section Tease,,.

stephen IT. Tying .fr. & Go I,r
ceased ,e3ts, a Moor at - Madison Avenue 70
william Whitman & Co. and sn.re ~
>. n- Seotleld Valcott Bros. Comnanv
Jersey SIX Mills, Japan Cotton Trad
ing - company and American Raw Silk
|"Aspdiy' space at 80 West Seven
Ieenth Street to G. H. Mclaughlin
CohPany' floor at II Fifth Avenue
10 r. =. tdm1ston; store and base
l,.enC e,.e at iol TO 106 West Seventeenth
street to the Atlas Cloth Spongino
Company; floor at 80 West Fifteen+6
S~t'eet to the General Emaalming and
supply Company; Offices at Te9 Broad
way 10 PETERSON Service. Inc. and the
second floor TO Lurrie, Hoisch & Co.:
the store. basement and sub-basemeat
at 10 to II Waveriy Place TO Fox. Led
erer d Co, and floor TO the r. Cineli
sons corporation; the sixth floor at
. to Union Square to Ferris Bros
company, Inc, and part of aoor AT
1%9 fltth Avenue TO David Store Com
pany. >V'''
Pease & Elliman leased the basement
ana parlor Al 14s East Fifty-third
Street to T. Reinhorn.
). Clarence Davies leased Offices in
the Carbide and Carbon Building. 20
East Forty y-second Street. to the Pio
Aeer Dyestuf ard Chemical COMPANY.
clients OF Bennett E. Siegelsteln, on
behalf of Fass & Fass, obtained ten
Year lease of the building 1854
weith Avenue at rental Of about
$40 900. Fass & Fass are wholesale
butchers. and plan improvements.
Cross & Brown Co. leased space in
the Fisk Building, Fifty-seventh Street
and Broadway, 10 Emma Zeitlin, Mrs.
Martha Hannah Fenton and Thomas
J. Wetzel
New-York tribune., 1921-10-06
Home Planning in Bronx

l.lSF ST. g. = W Mel rose aV. 5-sty brlci.
tenwi. 7fNsS.5. Tyrol Healtv Corp 90
promises. owners; shape Bready {. Peter
Lin. so r 42d It. archts. cost. $40. .OOo.
ls5rH ST. : 10 " Bathsate NJ. 5-str
bric> tunt. 35N6S. 50. C,uiseppe AIingo. So
ifilrlse aN. owner De Rose & Cava!eri,
80 L 4s5n VI, archts. cost $40 600
y PR AN. ~ 8. 50 l9eth st; - sly brick
d"ig 32x4s DT Charles y Mittelstead
I-- w 73d st. owner; Thomas J Dunn.
81 " 45th st. archt; cost. $1,000
MATILDA Az. =. $50 23lst 81. 9-sty
holiow tile dwlg 20x4s; { u q be Norah
4i59 Matilda az. Owner. Andrew T
Brunno. - Corona 9v. Corona, a.cht
cost. $4,000
HEATH Az. w cor esoth st. 2-sty brick
store and dwig. 25x3TlO Richard
Dumas. 2s9S Bany av. owner; NJ J
Martin & son, Inc. lca " 23lst st. ercht
cost. So o0o.
HOLLYWOOD Az. W s. $50 Lafayette
~ Il -sty frame Gwig ls6xAG. Edward
Rriii' 5i9 " 42d 81. owner. : ! sheridan.
5646 Newton av, archt. cost. $4,000.
DARKER Az w :. 100 n Rosewood av. p
sty stone dwlg. 2l.sN54, Kate Cotter, 2a6%
Iiebput AZ, owner, Thomas Cotter. 23sa
T.ebout ay. aren't. cost sl3 900
EASIC RI ESTER BAY. cor Centre ~ I =
siy brick dwig. 44Xe4; harry Stone 2o
w ga st, owner; William e Egb. 30S l.
byl
New-York tribune., 1921-10-06
Il G al Estate Ne VS.
buying Is Active West of
Central Park and Harlem
Most of Homes Purchased Yes.
icrday We're in These
NeciiOns

'frsercick r. Allen. of Frederick
<'ttei 4 Sons. sold to Ennis 6 Sinnott
.or ,',r the John r. James estate
l27 West Seventy-dfth Street . four. Srpr.
~'eSy dwelling, 2ovl02.2.
Aa"ard +. and Julia NJ. Folliot sold
70 sarah 4. Pierce a four-storv dwell
l1g ,as at Us West Eightieth Street, COX
~. H. Degener sold to Norman J
w ", inter fourstory dwelling st 322
W est tighty-njnth Street. 21x10o.S.
Caarles Moran sold to Mary L. Leddy
y ~. ..nefee,e,-story. e., dwelliug at AZ Wes.
lo5th Street, 1e10x6s.8.
ne improved Tenements COMPANY
! s9lo iaic,,l., TO fiizabeth Frey three-story
100lt. '''' 0V'' ION
-, fIoreace 7. Seavor sold to nottie
) ohnson q three-story dwelling at ~
10Th Street, 1S.9x99l
,,., John H. Pierce sold for Martha
NJ Noorhead her residence. three stow
dweiii7g, at ISL West lc1st Street, 18x
Mary I. Mullen sold to Sara P Hor-
W.T. a thrce-story dwelling at d Rad
hurst Avenue. 1s.2x82 .ax Irregular
New-York tribune., 1921-10-06
Flats Planned
Will rov vide
Homes for MANY
Apartment for Old Garden
Restaurant Site at 7th
Ave. and 50th Street
Leased for SI.4OO.0OO

lrseras1 in realty doings yesterday
.estsred n sveral large sites in Man
sss.sr. .ar Bronx and Brooklyr which
we're taken over for apartment in
sroremerts Among these sites was
" old Garden Restaurant property. at
~ sovtneasc corner os seventh Ave
mo sna Fiftiet5 Street, 42X9o, which
.as hean leased hv jerome 9. and
sfe-fimer C; Never for forty two years
a TIE t~m Construction Company.
4 Be1tram SsMueis. president. The
ssse aggregates Sls69.0oo The syu-
dcate WI. Immediately erect slx-
stov ast or Tire site estimated TO cost
$4,000.
sve-storv building. Plans for the pro
.osed houss have been drawn by ".
ruvo Koeh'or and Hugh Tailaut, arch
.tects They cs'l for seven suites OF
.7yo -oons escn en- tne upper floors
asd stores on the grade floor.
Charles Henderson vas The broker
Trading in Apartments
TIE Ioraiue, seven-story elevator
.oartnen VIII stores. at it27 Madison
Avenue. 5oxi8o. has been sold by the
william Rea'ty Company 20 the
sa9iov Realities, Inc.
!. Thomas. H. Barbee and J.
rhristv. ss directors, comprising the
laura NAY Holding Company, pur-
cEsseS tbe fve-story flat with stores,
e5x75. at So8 l-nox Avenue
Morris Shapiro sold to Joseph 5.
Gilbert fve-story apartment at the
southwest corner Of ST. Nienolas ave
f
The Fidelity Union Trust Company
Of New Jersey sold to Euplio Da Mar
cor a fve-story store tenement at 1l3
East 199th Street, 25x99fi
4. G. Thompson Company sold 22s
YES. f42d Street, q twenty-family
modern apartment. 4oXioV' tor the
Ar5honian Realty Company, Inc.
paiph n. Yoorhs sold to John
pelIini for Sls,5o0 four-stOry tene-
ment at ii Greenwich Avenue, 1sx40.2x
regular.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-06
APARTMENTS To lEr-rrKN1suED

ELEGANT AND FULLY EQUIPPED
10 Hf. fsPf ING and uon- house ke epin :
suites for bachelors in exclusive apart
m@nt building IN the SOS. Riverside Sec
lion Phone Nrs Lhayer. Schuyler 5IGg.
Tor Appointments
New-York tribune., 1921-10-06
New Companies Formed
To Erect Flats in Bronx
One House to Cost 100000
viii Be Built on Grand
CnncolIrse corner
(OncOurse (Orner I

The plot, 100x100. at the northwest
corner of the Grand Concourse and
lesth Street has been purchased by the
newly organized Wacht Construction
Corporation, headed By Jacob Wacht,
ior the site OF fve-story fat, esti-
mated to ccst 100000.
The newly formed Jennings Build
ne Corporation bought from Della
leonard of the plot. 50xl00. at the
northeast corner of Howe Avenue and
Jennings Street, as a site Tor new
building. S. and I. Isaacson and Il.
Odwak are directors in the buying
company.
The George Goldblast Company sold
or the Keller estate 10 s. Paxim, the
plot, 5sxlo0x irregular, on the east side
Of Popham Street, 275 feet north Of
18th Street, and to D. Pakapit the
aajoiDing T5-foot plot to the north.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-06
SI3O,OO0 Loan for Flat
70 Occupy RrooksNn Block

William A. White & Sons placed two
building and permanent loans aggre-
eating SlSO.o0O on the property on the
east side OF Twentieth Avenue. be-
tween Eighty-second and Eighty third
streets, Brooklyn, on which will be
erected four-story and basement apart
ments of three four and five rooms.
The house will provide accommoda-
tons for sixty two families and will
be erected by the Bay Twenty-sixtl1
Street Building Company. The loan
has bean advanced by the Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-06
Brooklyn Woman
Invests in Large
Bronx Apartment
Mrs. Ida Pasaman;ck Gets
House on Grand Boule-
ward; Active Buying in
Other Dwellings Sections

Edward H. Burger sold the five
story apartment at 2248 and 225o
Grand Boulevard and Concourse to
Mrs. Ida Pasamanick, Of Brooklyn, for
investment.
The building contains accommoda-
tons for twenty o-families. with
suites or three, four, five and six
rooms
Mr.. Burger. who owns the adioin-
ne similar apartment house at 2244
and 22f6 Grand Boulevard and Con-
course has negotiations under wav for
disposal Of same to another investor.
The Kings Court Realty Company
sold 70 Charles Schcinman FIVE story
apartment at 985 East 10th Street.
OK irregular.
Libor Iohon sold TO Abraham s.
Block four-story fiat at 1865 Minford
Place. 31x7o
Elise stacdeli sold to Mary A.
Chandler a four-story fat at 323 Ea 81
l59th Street, 25xlO1.
John Haacke sold to Marie Uoch-
hrunn four-stcry fat at 46s East
iS6th Street, 20xl00
ReOecca Navias sold to August c
Mocbus the four-story flat, 26.5x9s.I1.
at the southeast corner Of 10th
Street and Prospect Avenue.
George S. Lerner sold to Louis
Dochter the building, 68.10x74.6x ir-
regular, at the southwest corner Of
Crotona Park South.
James Montgomery & Son sold one
and wo-story buildings at 2S3 and
2sI East l3lth Street, 75xt00.
Sale of Dwellings,
Hugo Nabst sold for Mabel H. Dur
ant a dwelling a 354 Willett Avenue.
60Xl00. 20 81. A. Lisanti
lsidor Is.acson sold to Yetts Raw =
two-story dwelling at 1889 Longfeliow
Avenue. 25x1o0.
John Kane sold to Charles ". Tow
neg two-story dwelling at 29o East
142d Street, 171xSO
-- Augusta S. Haggenmulcr sold to
kaiman Kalner a three-story dwelling
at 760 East 158th Street. 22xlO0.
Adellna +. Shumway sold to Cath
crime Mackenzie a 2h story dwelling
at $50 Echo Place, 50.9x1O0.
Morris Spering sold to Matthias ".
Gunton a two-story dwelling at 2980
Bainbridge Avenue, l67x95.6.
Anton Mayer sold to Mary Palombo
a two-story dwelling at Alb East I55th
Street. 25xl0O.
Bertha c, Esaacs sold to Sam
Brender two-story dwelling at 1888
Bristow Street. 25x1122 22x Irregular.
Margaret Mosapp sold to Catherine
Morris the two-story dwelling, 25x1OO.
on the west side Of Decatur Avenue.
194.l1 feet north of 207th Street.
Lillian Kramer sold to Jennie Ack-
erman three-story dwelling at 1868
Bronx Avenue, 16.81i0O6
New-York tribune., 1921-10-06

BROADWAY. 2845-singio and double
room with and without bath. APPLY
APAHTM EST 81.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-06
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a:45-Naele av- and 2O'th zt. auto '9
uHknown ....-... TrifinS
5-ie-aS7 Second av-. chimney Trininy
l;So~~l0iS Lexington av.. Bertha
Greehonhc ..-.-.---......... Unknown
u 2o-i6 ". 10Th st: H. Arken. Tri,ing
l226~-72 H. s6th ut Mary Bannlster.
,,o Trining
.,.?onsqs mun,oo st Ma eo.sn Trhins
PM " "
4s-l7oth st. and Shakespeare av.:
the Bronx; auto Harry Thur,
24o-1os Mott st. nathan CO.. .t-m~n9wn
Id llfh ~ and 45th ST Mary
fniey --......-.- .............. Unknown
'.10--sgI s11 Sth Nv: kniehe rbocher
4o~9.s Broadway. Waldorf Hat
WORKS ..-.....- .-......... Unknown
7aS-~l7i Greene si. coopcrrusn g. -
tanfuau .........-. i'nltno vyn
l5~~4i @lnrtia pt. umoccupiad ...
Unknown
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3Ib~s T.. 10Th at DAVID Mcttz. A
TrninE
20" co -~-----~.--- Unknown
New-York tribune., 1921-10-06
Buyers of v estchester Plots
Plan improvements for S;,os

Fish & Marvin sold for the Lawrence
Park Realty Company several nlots in
Longvale. Bronxville, to William Wat.
son, of Colonial Heights, who viii de-
yelop the property.
The same brokers sold for Philip J.
and Anna F. Feldmann, Of this citv,
their property, comprising four and a
quarter acres on Hawkes. Avenue and
the Croton Dam Road. Ossining. to A.
Schinard- Mr.. Schinard will start i'm
mediately the erection of residence.
iish 4 Marvin rented FOR A. W. Law
renee his property in Lawrence PARK.
known as Valley View, to Raphael
RIOS. Of this Guy.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-06

HIGH CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS
FOR BUSINESS WOMEN
SinEle roofn or suite. beautiful rsce pticn
-n1 resdiAs room; breakfast optional.
ssate si' per month and up Phone Ms.
y 7liacs. Schuyler 57e2
New-York tribune., 1921-10-06
Columbia University Catholics
Buy lI5th 81. House for Cluh

The Cabot Realty Company sold to
the Catholics OF Columbia University
635 Wes' ll5th Street. fQe-story
dwelling, 25xlO0, adjoining Riverside
Drive and overlooking the river. for oc-
cupancy as the Newman Club. an or
ganization Of Catholic students who
viii occupy it after extensive altera-
tIons are completed. The Newman club
members OF Barnard and Teachers
College will also use The premises.
Father II. F. Riley. Of the Paulist
Fathers, will act as chaplain, residing
therein. The present plans embodv an
assembly hall, committee meeting
rooms, space for informal dances and
other features, besides a library and
reading room.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-06
REAL FsTA1r-sALE OR RENT
Manhattan

UNIVERSITY Az 220i - stucco house
garage - rooms baths: improvements.
Fordham off3.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-06

Park Az. Cosp-Eierartiv Furnished
ptrtInents. highest type, Stesnwas
EVan1, Oriental rugs linen, silver. eight
Teoins, closets. servants remain 3l oc.
aired. Hhi1ela ndar If1s
New-York tribune., 1921-10-06

William II. Whiting & Co. leased the
building "a 70 IS Clitf Street, corner
of Perry Street, 70 J II. Rossbach &
Bros; the building 40z West Broad
way, corner Of Spring Street, to Cor
Giano Brothers; fourth loft at 47 and
~ Ferry Street TO Samson Roscnblatt;
third loft at II Gold street to Sun
shine Printing Company; store at II
and - North Moore Street to Gal
iagher & Asher; store al Ann Street
IL Jack Price; second loft Mt Us Spruce
street 70 Whiting Leather and Betting
Company. and first loft at 13 Dutch
Street TO John j. Cough
New-York tribune., 1921-10-06
Third Avenue Corner Once
osed by e. 5. Treasury Sold

The Hup Realty Company. Inc. J.
Chr G. Hupfel president, purchased
the six-story business building at the
northeast corner OF Third Avenue and
Sixteenth Street, 43xeO The structure
was built especially for the occupancy
OF the Singer Sewing Machine Com
pany and was subsequently, occupied
1or many years by the United States
Treasury.
Henry Hof was the broker in the
sale and has closed another deal for
the Hupfel Interests. This involves the
group OF buildings on site fronting 100
feet or Forty-second Street through to
torty-hrst Street, between Second and
IAird avenues, which Mr. Hot assem-
bled. These were modernized and have
been completely rented through the
same broker to various concerns and
individuals.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-06
Owen ID. Young Becomes
Owner of Park Ayenne suifes

Douglas L. Elliman & Co. sold = du-
plex apartment, containing thirteen
rooms and five baths, at $50 Park Ave
nue., southwest corner Seventy sixth
Street, for the Sevcnty-sixth Street
and Park Avenue Company to Owen D..
Young, vice-prcsdent Of the General
Electric Company The same brokers
leased apartments at 270 Park Avenue
to Philip L. Schei; at 200 Park Ave
cue TO Mrs. T. Gilroy; AT 125 East
Seventy second Street To NJ. NJ Gun
nif, and at 1O6 East Eighty-ffth
StreeA to George H. Harnahan.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-06
Large Tract al Jamaica,
BOu2llt for Eactnrv Sic. ResnId

The Printing Industries Corporation
sold to r. ". Kellogg its factory site
AT Jamaica, which it acquired about
three years ago from the Stuyvesant
Real Estate Company. The property
contains about $4,000 square feet. with
frontage on Fulton Street and the
main line OF the L. 7. n r, and adioin~
The now plant Of the Ea LANCER Print
ing Company. LEcluse, Washburn 4
Co. were the brokers
New-York tribune., 1921-10-06

IS AFFORDED THOSE WHO ARE LOOKING Fc
CHOICE SUBURBAN HOME SITES WITH
ACREAGE, BY TIE OFFERING OF TIE
New-York tribune., 1921-10-06
Activity at Piaudogf,c

Thomas O'Connell sold the Eaiph p
Barnett estate at plaudone to the
House and Home Devoloping Company
Yor s37. Bon, me Walter Josephson
boose at Plandomc Heights 10 Daniel
Hntchinson for $4,000 and one Of the
KIckert~ Browne Wcstmoreland housea
t. WiIlia1a h As0Ise st $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-06
Results of Auction Sales

I9 J'@' gl4 - lay
West 10Th 81, 40. $ $. 259 IT . eth age
5-sty dwlg, I8xlo0.6: Cora A. ,-arpenter
agt Elizabeth Barkhausen Barrett. am.
due 4lA.02451. taxes. etc, $3.50. prior
n4tgs. $50 .oon. to the plaintiff for $4,000.
Front st, so2-3e6 s, 1896 # V Jack
son st, "a and 3-sty bldgs, 54.2x7o. Theo-
core Dwight Partridge agt Henry w
Avery ct al, amt due Sl4.4ol.40. taxes
etc $4,000 to the plaintiff for sli. 600
at Fast s0th st. 52s. =. 1913 Il Avenue A.
tr AZ Harry Ban ct al. partition; ad-
Journed to October l3
Washington ave. 2o77 x. 1908 IT .
East l'oth 81. 2-stry dwig. 5Oxl4O; Emf
grant Industrial Savings bank. ak, nng~r
=. Connolly ct al amt due. sG.7t5.6t
Z Z sa%@s nn etc. $4,000; TO the plaintiS =
Ey Henry Brady
Ainetta st. :, ls1 It Blecelser st.
. e ~ dwls, 29.lx15.l; William I.ustgar,
zen @ q No' n, agt James Allen Barr et al.
~'Mt due, $50 taxes, etc. $3.50. ad
Journed to October IL
New-York tribune., 1921-10-06
Washington Heights Plot BUYER

Tho Crimson Realty Company sold
% the Dociin Realty Corporation, A.
Doctor, NJ. Racolin and VI. Aronson, the
plot, 8ix l02x Irregular. on the east
side Of Wadsworth Terrace, 100 feet
north of i9oth Street
Gertrude t. Buys sold TO Barritt a.
Cuahman the plot, 100xg91f, on the
south eide of West 202d Street, 100
feee west o9 Ninth Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-06
Richard VI. Hurd Rents Home
TO James A. Mofe.f

:, Douglas L. Gilman & Co. leased for
Richard NJ. Hurd, president OF the
Lawyers Mortgage Company, his five
storE American basement residence at
IL East Slxty-eighth Street. for the
coming season. furnished, to James
a Mohett. Of the Standard OIL Com
pany OF New Jersey.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-06

rRrGHrwhTERs L. r. Au-year homes
near country club. lakes and Yacht harhor
sN.soo, Z rooms, tiled bath. garage, large
plot.
s1275o fronting yacht harbor: rooms
: baths. 2-car garage.
sfs.5oo to close estate. fully furnished
Z rooms baths garage. I cars and man. .
room with bath. Large plot beautifully
lanisca ped.
These houses are equipped with shadeS
and screens to windows ana porches. Al
ready for Immediate occupancy. Terms
can be arranged.
T. B & II. ". Acterson, Briehtwaters L. L
or 26 Court Street. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-06

Monroe nnd Delaney Avenue
Residential secti1u. z Np neN ns1s7T
with sars-s es. Ready for orcur8afN
rooms. baths cXfra lafafar5- Llttfr8.
lglt. psr4uet io0ria~ thront tot- ,ff.
eru heating. decorated. Convenie~t 20
sta flnH 0rFnei Plot IaNi00 t.f
Adjoining plot =nxioo. Price sl6g19
Owner, FRAN l. j. e4aNC4 Easr
New-York tribune., 1921-10-06

EENrPSTEAD--Cc Complete country home FOR
sale, l. - acres, rooms. bath. every
modern Improvement. with not vater heat
ing. large barns. sheds. garage for several
cars with fine old shade and fruit treas;
would make excellent development fronting
on two streets with city water. electricity
available = mile depot. on tnacadam road
and ONLY u mile from village limit. Price
s35.00o. $4,000 cash Immediate possession
4 G. Patterson. Grecnwich ct. and Freepo~t
ri. Hampstead, l. /. Telephone 23S
New-York tribune., 1921-10-06
s285,000 Loan for Fiat
soon To Be Erected

The New York Titlc and Mortcag.
Company IS making a loan of S2s5 ,000
to the 244 West Seventy fourth Street
company on new Nine-story building
to he constructed on the property which
they recently bought The structure
VIII be ready for occupancy in the
early spring.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-06
Queens

NEW MODEL up-to-date rooms de
tached corner home; ali improvements
near L and r. x. cash 81 800: easy
tcI ms Phone Bu5hman. Richmond HI
SS24 or 694f r.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-06
w estchestcr

At dAMARoNECK. y. Y-COrrAGE. s
rooms and bath. $500 cash. Price
Sc 600
AZ LARCHMoNT n Y.-Cottage. r
rooms and hath extra toilet and laVatory.
porches. good neIghborhood. $4,000 cash
Price SIS. 800 r. r J. CARROLL, 90
8arry Ave-. Mamaroueck. Y. y