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The New York herald., 1921-09-17
Golf and Tennis
Still Hold S,vay
at Southampton
Dir. and Mrs. Francis 3. Hoff-
man Return From Visit in
Stockbridgc.

specia, Despatch 10 THE NEw YORK issasLp.
SouTHA.iPIoH, n. Y, Sept, 16.-Tah-
Ing advantage OF the continued fine
weather. players are crowding all the
golf links and tennis courts. as there
are still plenty Of scjourners here.
Mr. and Mrs Archibald G. McIlwaiae.
Jr., who have been living in Albany
have given UP their home there and
taken an apartment IN New York ~
present they are visiting his mother here.
Mrs Joseph Palmer KNAPP. and viii re-
main for the autumn.
Mir. Henry Huddleston Rogers, Jr..
and Mr. Il. L. Kern, who returned from
Europe this week after passing the sum
mer with Col. and Mrs. Fl. II. Rogers.
are ct the Meadow Club for few days
before Mr. Rogers returns to his studies
in Canada. Col. and Mrs. Rogers. with
Miss Milllcent Rogers. Will remain
abroad until winter.
Mr.. Charles Andrew McCaan of the
Paint and Powder Club in Baltimore,
who has been confined to the Southamp-
ton hospital for several weeks since his
motor accident. win be permitted to leave
there next week.
Aira. James Francis Sullivan. who has
been spending month at the Meadow
Club, has left for her home in Radnor.
Pa. The Misses Sullivan have gone to
the Adirondacks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Burial Hoffman
have returned from their visit to her
brother. Mr.. Albert r. Shattuck, at
Stockbridge, Mass. Mrs. Hoffman, who
will be at the head Of the New York
state branch of the Women's Nationai
Foundation, of which Mrs. Clarence Cal
houn Is president. will have her head
quarters in the Hotel Plaza this winter.
Mrs. James Cummings Barr will re-
main here until October, when she will
60 to Virginia before opening her apart
ment IN New York for the winter.
Col. and Mrs. Orin b. Mitchan and
Mr.. and Mrs Rowland Allen. who lave
been visiting Mrs. George Leary at Haw-
thorne House. have returned to New
York.
Mrs. ]. Stevens Clman and her three
sons are visiting her cister, Mrs. Oakley
van der Poel. Mrs. Ulman will return
to Europe in February TO visit her
daughter, Miss Audrey Ulman, who Is
attending school,
The New York herald., 1921-09-17
ADMINISTRATORS
FACE CUSTER DEMAND
NcphcU and Others Contest
81, ,OOO,OOO VIII.

Broadway. and his wife, who was Miss
AdeliEe Kraus, must show GAUGE on
September 20 why they should not be
removed az administrators of the 81, ,000.-
COO estate left by Samuel Kraus, vice.
president and general manager CT tho
Eagle pencil works, pending settlement
of contest OF the will. begun by Bert
Kraus, q nephew, and several other re-
lauons.
The will bequeathcd most OF the cs-
tate 10 Mrs. Thomas. to whom the
decedent referred as my daughter" A
referees report, however, confirmed the
contention OF the contesting relatives
that Mrs. Thomas was an iilegit.mate
child. The contestants charge Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas with undue influence over
the decedent
The New York herald., 1921-09-17

HOT SPRINGS ARRIVALS.

spcciai Despatch 20 THE NEw Yoau rTrrAtp
Hor SPRINGS. Va. Sept. 1G.--,rr. and
Trs. Lewis q. Young and Mics Edith jean
Young OF Bronxvllle arrived to-day from
New York. also Mr.. and Mrs. r. -. kirt-
land ond Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Barry.
Mrs. John GIL 10 hero from Baltimore
with her daughter. Miss Agnes G,lI.
Mrs. Edgar r.. Luckenback OF Sands
FONT. l.. T., and Mrs. Henry Anderson
Gornian came to-day from New York.
and arriving froD, Washington were Mr..
francis Bacon James and his daughter.
Miss Teresa Donohue James.
Mrs. William G. Mcbride has arrived
from st. Louis with her daughters, Mrs
Ralph Morris and Miss Dorothy Nc
J5ylde.
The New York herald., 1921-09-17
MYSTERY CAST AROUND
FARRAR-TELLEGEN CASE
Alleged Revelations in Paris
Remain Unexplained.

No comment was available yesterday
from either side Of the Farrar-Tellegen
controversy over the cable dispatches
from Paris to TIE New York HERALD
to the effect that Samuel Untermyer
acting for Miss Farrar, had unearthed
some important facts concerning Mr..
Tellegen's early life while an art stu
dent and actor IN Paris which might
have an important bearing on Miss Far
rar's contemplated suit.
Alvin Untermyer, son OF Samuel Tn
ternyer, who is Miss Farrarr's cttorney,
could not be reached yesterday. 1t was
said at his office that he might not re-
turn before Monday. Miss Farrar has
left the city to begin concert tour on
the Pacific coast III advance of the
opening or the operate season.
The New York herald., 1921-09-17
PLAINFIELD MAYOR TO WED.
G. r. LoiEeaux to Marry Miss Berth
sfiilar OF Virginia.

Special Despatch to Tus NEW YoaR Herald
PLArNr.ELp, n. j., Sept. 1s.--Col. and
Mrs. Samuel Rolfe Millar OF Front
Royal. Va. to-day announced tho en-
gagenient OF their daughter. Miss Berta
Randolph hlillar, to Mayor Charles T.
Loizeaux of Piainfield. Miss MiIlar wa
educated abroad and at Fairmount
Seminary, Washington, d. C. She Is q
great-srnnddaughter OF Gen. Thomas
Jefferson Randolph. who was a nephew
OF Thomas Jefferson. She Is a member
OF the Colonial Danes.
Mr.. Loizeauy Is the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Joshua D. Joizeaux OF Plainacld
and during the war served as captain
with the army IN France. The wedding
VIII take place I'm the early winter.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

Special Despatch 10 THE NEw YosE Hse.Ip.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. Sept. Is
Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Parisette, William S.
Gray, Jr.: +. r. Barnard. A. J. Waring,
u. O, Phillips and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Walker are among the recent New
Workers. arriving al the Greenbrier.
Mrs. II. p. Bruins OF New Orleans has
Joined Mrs. n. G. Farweil at her cottage
on Baltimore Row.
Mrs. Graham Fleming and Mrs G.
Xortright Of New York left here to-day
for Hot Springs
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix ". warburg OF
New York arc expected 10 arrive hero
tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1921-09-17
INSURANCE MEMS OUTING.
Order of the BIue Goose to Hav,
FroIic.

Members OF tho Ancient and Honor
able Order OF the Blue Goose, which
means executive officials Of the Fire
insurance companies In the New Tori,
city pond" are called out to-day for
an outing at karatsonyis Grove, on the
shore road at Glenwood on the Sound.
II Is expected that about three hundred
"ganGcrs" and "gosings" will flock at
Maiden lane and William street at II
o'clock and parade under Col. II. b.
Brown OF the Firemen's Insurance COM
pany of Newark. The procession will
nave a police escort and will march 10
r1usic by the Catholic Protectory Band
TO the Battery. where the steamer Sea
Gate will be waiting.
Immediately after landing a baseball
game and other athletic sports will get
under way. Those viii be followed by
the initiation Of one hundred novitkates.
Dinner will follow.
The New York herald., 1921-09-17
ATLANTIC CITY ARRIVALS.
Woman Presides Mt Convention Of
New Jersey postmasters.

Special Despatch TO THE NEw yoeg Hrasrp
ATLANTIC CIT-. n. j., Sept. 1s.--The
New Jersey Postmasters' Association Is
holding It's convention here. Its presi-
dent Ia woman. Mrs. Ada Nafew,
Postniistress OK Eatontown. She was
toastmistress tonight at the association
dinner in the Chelsea Hotel.
Rear Admiral Cicaves, l.. s. NJ, COM
mandsnt of the Boston Navy Yard, was
one OF the speakers nt the convention
banquet In the Breakers tonight OF the
United States F!shcrlcs Association.
Arrivals from New York at the Tray
more to-day were Miss r.. c. Gilbert,
Miss Kathryn Hopkins and Miss Adle
Hogan.
Arrivals from New York a. the Ritz-
Carlton include Mr.. and Mrs. Serg.us
r. Grace, Gilbert T. Washhurnc. MIR. ana
Mrs. william J. Cullen Madison Grant.
Mr.. aud Mrs. william T.. Ockendon,
Henri Prince and Lucius Prince.
The New York herald., 1921-09-17
MRS. BAssHoR LEFT $4,000.
One Daughter Named Executrix In
Will Filed in Atlantic City.

ATLANTIC CITY, Sept. 16.-The will
OF Mrs. Charles Basshor. who died
here on August 27, was filed here to-
day. 1t leaves the bulk of her $4,000
estate to her daughter, Daisy Mcyicksr
OF s29 Park avenue, who also is named
90 exeeutrix and will receive the resi-
due Of the estate.
Another daughter. Lille White Of
iIngleWood. y. j., receives $4,000
and Mrs. Raymond T. Baker. widow OF
Alfred @. Vanderbilt and now the wife
Of the Director of the United States
Mint. receives a portion of the family
siverware. To Mrs Basshors chauf-
feur. Richard Armstrong. Is bequeathed
property in Atlantic City.
The New York herald., 1921-09-17
DATES ron HOLIDAY DANCES.

Mrs. William n. X. Taylor Of 80 West
Fifty-forrth street. chairman OF the holl-
day dances to be given at the PLAZA
Hotel this season. has arranged dates
for December %. 81 and 80. The pa
tronesses are Mines Dorn Barnor, r..
Kingsbury Curtis. Marshall J. Dodge.
George G. Fraser. y. Gordon Goddard,
John Henry Iselln, J. Prentice Kellogg.
Adrian v. S. Lambert. a. Henry Mosie.
Edward G. Parish, Henry |. I,ikcr. Will
lam O. Rockefeller. Lindsey Tappin and
Robert Il. Tod.
The New York herald., 1921-09-17
OBITUARIES.
CHARLES A. KALIsH.

Charles A. Kalish OF kalish e. Kalish
lawyers, died yesterday at the Hotel
Gotham after a brief Illness. He was
born in Bucksport. Maine. and was
graduated from the law department OF
New York University. After his sc-
mission TO the bar he was assoc!atcd
with tho late Noah Davis, once JUS
tlce of the Supreme Court, later form
Ing partnership with his brother, Ed
win l.. Kalish. who died some time ago.
Mr.. Kalsh was not married. Two
brothers. Oscar G.. Kalish or this
city. and Philo Ralish OF New Britdin.
and a sister. Miss Aimee Kaiisn or
New Britain. survive. Funeral services
will be held TOMORROW
The New York herald., 1921-09-17
CHAPLIN GETS INJUNCTION.

Judge Charles NJ. IIough. In the United
States District Court granted yesterday
a temporary Injunction to Charles Chap
lin. movie comedian. restraining the
Rollo Sales Corporation. during the PEN
dency OF an infringement suit. from dis
tributing or releasing for exhibition any
Chaplin pictures or pictures made UP
from parts OF films discarded by Chap
lin. An indemnity bond OF $4,000 was
reauired.
The New York herald., 1921-09-17
RICHARD FLOYD CLARKE.

Richard Flovi Clarke. an authority
on International law and author Of The
Science Of Law and La wInaking." "a
Permanent Tribunal of International Ar
bitration" aud othor nanars, died in his
country home at Stony Creek. Conn, on
Friday morning.
Mr. Clarke was a member OF several
rocicties and clubs. He was born In
Columbia. s. c.. October IA. 1859. He
was a graduate Of the College of the
City of New York and of Columbia Coll
lore Law School. in both Of which he
xo, nnnors.
The New York herald., 1921-09-17
r. WANAAfAKER ILL
AT RITZ IN LONDON
Chill and Depression Prevent
Him Sailing.

Special Gable to Tnr Nrw YoEK HERALD.
Copyright, 1921, bD The New York HERALD.
New York herald Bureau.
london, Sept. III.
Mr.. Rodman Wanamaker. who was
prevented by Illness from being q pas
senger aboard the steamship Olympic OF
the White Star Line from Southampton
to New York last Wednesday. is still
confined TO his suite at the Ritz Hotel
here. Although his friends said to-day
that he was better. they are concerned
over severe chill which he had and a
depression which followed Il.
Col. w. u. Wood said to-day he found
Mr. Wananaker more cheerful than he
was yesterday. but that he would await
developments of the next few days be-
fore saying that his illness was not Sc
rlous
The New York herald., 1921-09-17
MRS. ANN BRowN cARswELL.

Mrs. hnr Brown Carswell. widow OF
David II. Carswell and mother OF As-
aistant Cornoration Counsel William p.
Carswell. died Yesterday OF pneumonia In
hor home. 12i ST. Marks avenue. Brook
lyn. Mrs. Carswe'l was born in Edn-
hurgii, Scotland. and was 63 years old.
She had lived in the Park S'ope and
Fort Greene sections of Brooklyn for
thirty-five years. She is survived by six
sons.
The New York herald., 1921-09-17

Ciaveriy place. Flushing. He lived in
Flushing for the last eighteen years.
He was prominently identified with the
old volunteer firemen's organization In
s.oodside and was a member Of the
Masonic and Odd Fellows fraternities.
He leaves wife and three daughters.
The New York herald., 1921-09-17
nvss cUsrMAS Is uoSouEp.

The Gold Cross OF Jerusalem has been
awarded TO Miss Emma y. Cuehman. 40
Hamilton Terrace. BY the Greek Ortho-
dox Church. In recognition OF her SER
vices as missionary and worker for
the Near East Relief among the Ar
menian and Greek refugees of Asia
Minor.
The New York herald., 1921-09-17

PLAY IN THE OPEN AIR.

Miss Martin Leonard ANNOUNCES 4
performance Of q modern comedy en-
titled ~ Sunday Well Spent In her
open air theatre on the Bedford state
road near Mount Kisco. It will be
given tomorrow afternoon az 1--WE
o'clock. In case Of rain the perform
ance will he the following Sunday,
September c5. at half past four.
The New York herald., 1921-09-17
AUGUST w. EDERHARDT.

August II. Eberher6. as years oil, a
retired architect and contractor who de-
signed many houses In Woodside, Queens
county, died yesterday in his hoine. IS
The New York herald., 1921-09-17

Col. and Mrs. Archibald Hopkins who
have been absent from Washington
since carly summer, have just finished
a visit to Mrs. Charles A. Post at Bay
port, L. I.
The New York herald., 1921-09-17

Mrs. r. DE WITT TaInage has arrived
In Washington and is staying at the
Wizard.
The New York herald., 1921-09-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A. I.ovett. son
and daughter-in-law OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert S. Lovett, who have lived In
Cambridge, Mass, for some time. have
taken an apartment at S29 Park avenue.
The New York herald., 1921-09-17
WASHINGTON.

Mr.. Arthur yercken OF the British
Embassy has returned to town.
The New York herald., 1921-09-17

Mrs. Stephen y, Eik:ns. VINO has been
at White Sulphur Springs for some time.
will return TO Washington shortly.
The New York herald., 1921-09-17
MAR RIED.

cALDuELL~-FLINT.--A Newark ~ j..
on September II. 1891. John wlnslow
Caldwell Of TinGuaro. Cuba. to Constance
Flint OF London, England.
The New York herald., 1921-09-17

Miss Mary Wallace arrived IN WASH
ington yesterday to Join her parents.
the Secretary of Agriculture and Mrs.
Wallace.
The New York herald., 1921-09-17

Mr. and Mrs. Lsvris Nixon OF New
York are at the Shoreham to remain
several days.
The New York herald., 1921-09-17
LOST AND FOUND.

IOST-September ~. between Gres. Neck
ard ~. y. O.. and between 1f-t2 30 A. NJ.
. wire wheels with tires. for Mercer car.
Reward for roturn - Y. r. FOX, f-6 Lafay-
cite St, or Great Neck, l.. l..
LoST-Purse, Sunday. 5tn Av Theatre,
small black envelope purse containing about
rs. PIERCE. Fordhar, All.
LOST-Strdde6 ateel bag, large sum OF
money ffs'h and .nTt!i ste. liberal reward
can DAN SULLIVAN, co!rmbur 9oei.
REWARD for return ~ oval pottery has re-
lief portrai; lost Thuraday. 3a'h ST. be-
tween 18th end 9th rvs. Return e Park az.
The New York herald., 1921-09-17

Mr.. James Davis. Secretary OF Labor.
entertained group Of newspaper men
at his apartment at Wardman Park
Hotel on Thursday evening.
The New York herald., 1921-09-17
DIED.

Asher. Henry A. Herman, David L.
Bogert, a. TN. Hewett. w. 7.
Brown, Henrietta kress. Annie A..
Catfrey. James ". Lhwxoa. Aartor.0
ChelloorE, Oscar Fl. Maloy, Annie Is
Clarke. Richard +. Mende. Paul
Dalton. Frederick 4. MILLER, Edws- -
Domme mn. John Neal. Anna
Don1hian. John -. OBrien. Hilda L.
Dunphy. Sister May Orr Ada F..
Eberhardt. August II. Piper. Harry l..
Faucon. Elizabeth B Riegclm2r, Louis g..
Grimshrw. Charlie b Trevers. Norman 2.
Helms. John II. Weatheriey, JOHN s.
Eenthora, Lsteiie L.
The New York herald., 1921-09-17
Found

FouND--Dismcnd hnrpln; Madison av. !:
prove ownership and recover. MARK
pALF. 7oJ Iroquols Building. Buffalo. y. u.
The New York herald., 1921-09-17

Mrs. Henry Clinton Backus Of $50
Park avenue, who returned recently by
motor from the Berkshires. has gone to
the Adirondaclis to pass some time with
Mr.. and Mrs. William Willct McAlp'l
at their camp. Upon her return sho will
go to Oyster Bay to remain through
October.
The New York herald., 1921-09-17

The Japanese Government has leased
Mrs. Howard Nynian's house. 1898 Six
teonth street, for the use OF some OF its
delegates TO the conference on arna-
ment.
Afrs. Jerness Miller announces the
ma rriage OF her daughter. Miss Vivian
.Jcnncss Miller, to Capt Henry Seton
Elsdaie OF Beaminster. Dorset. England.
rho marriage took place In Pasadena,
CAL, August 81. at All Saints Church.
Mrs. Jenress Miller and her daughter
are former residents OF Washington but
for several years have made their home
In California.
The New York herald., 1921-09-17
Cats, Dogs, &c.

l,ogT-rrsnch bulldog. dark btindia white
chest and whito stripe down miidle of fare.
Reward for return to AUEItBACH, i5i West
I,oST Irish terrier pup. Z months old
name on collar, Paddy: reward. Return
Y. A. LONDON, lS1 T. iosth st
The New York herald., 1921-09-17

Or. J. y. IInhrecht. secretary OF the
Netherlands Legation, has come from
Washington TO tho Ritz-Cariton to
meet the newly appointed minister DR..
Everwyn. who will be here to-day cr
board the Noordam. The Minister wi
stay at hotel few days before goin J
to Washington.
The New York herald., 1921-09-17
yewciry.

REWARD OF 500
VIII be paid for return OF platinum and geld
horseshoe hrooch containing ia da monds.
lost September IL, between i49th and 49d sts.
OF in subway. UpALL & BALLoU. 5i4
LosT-Gold wrist watch. studded rapphires
between links. striped black enamel. Tues
day night between tlntbush and - East
64th e.. New York; reward. BLAIR. 25
East Gtth 81
Losr-Lahy's silver mesh bsg containing
money. fsis' ST. near st. Nicholas av.
reward pITMAN. 4ss So, av.. oth floor.
SIS REwApD
for goId wrist watch with leather straps
lost Friday afternoon between 6sth and Goth
sta. broadway and Columbus av.; ANXIOUS
TO recover for sentimental reasons. MARCUS
4 CO. 4Sth ~. end Hii AZ.
500 REWARD
FOR diamond bar PIN: fancy ends, lost be-
tveen go q and ss,h q; and 9TH AZ.
noon Return TO BLACK, STARR & FROST,
bth av. and 18th ri.
$50 REWARD
watch. movement s272s2s. lost sepisn,ber !
M or between rorcst pills, L. H. and East
5ath 81. A. n. LEE a CO. Inc. Is william Il.
5000 REWARD
FOR return OF soarfpin, diamond n centre
surrounded by sapph,res; lost September 10.
vicinity of broadway and 9Sth st. /. H. a
y. ". wEINBERG. d65 Eth av.
Wearing Apparel.
rngT-LadlcS black suit caso contairl,r
'adics' clothed. from automobile, on VAN
dertiIt av., between Btmors Hotel nrd
Grand Central, abort $50 Wednesdsy o~c-
ming. IL found return to FlRESTONis Np-
NERTfsING SERVICE. 10 Para Row. ltb-
oaal r"ard
L0sT-Nec kplcce. corsisiing OF 2 able elins,
labelled Jaeckeie, on Ocean PARKWAY. re-
ward, no auestions asked. Tel. Blythebourne
0o.g 1875 SOD st.. Brooklyn.
r,oST-f.ady's embroidered black cape ON
Riverside Drive: fringe on collar; reward.
Mrs. suOTWELL, Morningsdc, 300.
TOgT-TwO sable skins. s;35 A. NJ subway
Lencx av., South Ferry train: liberal re-
ward. IDA GILBERT, 1888 Hth ny.
800 REWARD
for return Of skin Hudson sable neck
niece lost August y, between w at seth ~
Brsvourt Hotel. or in taxicab. A. r.. LEE
The New York herald., 1921-09-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence @. Mickalis.
sor-in-law and daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Gordon Campbell who
have lived at s29 Park avenue since
their marriage. soon will move Into their
new apartment at 100 East Sixty-sev-
en.h street.
The New York herald., 1921-09-17

air. and Mira. II. Parmales Prentice
will return from Williamstown, Mass,
October 3.
The New York herald., 1921-09-17

Mr.. and Mrs. William b. Osgood Field
of Lenox are at the st. Regis. Mrs..
John Hone Auerhach. in from South
ampton. and Mr.. and Mrs. r. Ambrose
Clark also are at the same hotel.
The New York herald., 1921-04-14
BUILDER AND BUYER ARE
ACTIVE IN THE BRONX

Plans have been fled for five story
apartment house. 75x90, at the southeast
corner of Davidson avenue and 190th
street, for Hyman Gluck. David 8.
Lang, architect, estimates the cost at
$3.50, 900.
Harry Calm resold to Isidore Shen-
deroff and Samuel Shenderoff. the prem
ises at 452-454 Wales avenue through
Samuel Singer.
Alexander Sell1in and Samuel Hoch-
stein sold for s. II. Rose the three story
two family dwelling, 25x100, at 767
Beck street.
Adolph Lang sold for Mrs. Holtz
Kemper the four-family house, s46
jackson avenue, 23x75, to M. Sapper-
stein and the eight-family house, 1863
Minford place. for M. Wechsler to Isa-
dor Davidson.
Lang & Michaelson sold for T. Becker
to b. Shapiro the two-family house. 657
Manida street, and for Otto Lippman to
NJ. Grcdsnan the four story fiat at $50
East 1920 street, 30x93.
Rosenthal & Katzman sold the two
two-family houses, with stores, at the
northeast corner Of Mapes avenue and
1T9th street, 100x24 Barteis Wax
man were the brokers.
George Howe sold for Roy b. Avors
his residence at Livingston avenue and
242d street. Fieldston. Riverdale. to
Clarke G. Daley vice-president OF the
Alliance Realty Company. 1t is one OF
the most artistic and attractive prop
Herties in the Riverdale section. The
house is of the English type OF archi-
lecture.
The New York herald., 1921-04-14
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS TO
HAVE NEW APARTMENT
Other Deals Are Reported in
Borough of Homes.

An apartment house. to be sold on the
cooperative plan. is to be erected on the
southwest corner OF Willow and Mid
dagh streets. The property has been sold
~ the Brown Mortgage Company,
through William Liss, Inc. to builder
Tor that purpose 1t measures 5S.7x
1873. and is practically the last of the
uninproved apartment house sites left in
the old Columbia Heights section.
Frederick Fox & Co, Inc, sold for
Francis Bannerman & sons the factory
suilding at 1856 to 1852 Bergen street.
SSx145. to a well known manufacturer
or cabinets and office fixtures.
E. G. Saursr Astac-- =clf tAe follow
ing properties: The three story ansss
dwelling 6s8 Fifth, avenue to James and
Teresa Aiello. the three story store and
dwelling ZOE Fifth avenue to Sophie
SBartkowski, and the three story store
and dwelling 70oh Fifth avenue to
Philip Cohen.
Tankoos. Smith & Co. sold for How
ard Cooper the dwelling at 450 Ninth
street
Bulkley & Horton Company sold 81
North Oxford street, two family two
s~-sy and extension frame dwelling
16.8x100, for James X. Middleton.
Martin Company sold for S. Dombek
Company to Veronica Adams the dwell
ing at 366 Warren street: also sub
leased a store In 1894 Livingston street
to DR.. Alfred Levin, optician.
Frank A. Seaver & Co. leased for
Tobias Cohn to the Viking Tool and
Machine Company. Inc, the second floor
in the factory on the north side of Sixty
fifth street. zoo feet west of Eighth
avenue.
J. Lacov sold for r. G. Rogers to
lHanor Wiener a detached dwelling with
double garage, 40x1o0, at 710 Avenue H.
The New York herald., 1921-04-14
Borough Of BrookIyp-Sale or Rent.

FLATBUsH SECTroN-ii rooms. . porches
and sleeping porch. glass and screen: one
OF the best built houses In F1atbush: double
garage: 4 minutes from Kings Highway sub
way express station: must be seen TO be ap
preciated; price $50. 900. cash 81 900. 1880 r.
ed st., Brooklyn. Phone Wildwood 46Io.
LATBUSH.-Bargan: family frame. IL
rooms, all improvements must sell: 80, $40;
no brokers; two blocks from Culver 22d av.
1fss East Sd at
KINGS HrGHwAY-Two family, baths, II
rooms 40xi25: furnace heat, electric: va
Island 2364-M
The New York herald., 1921-04-14
Borough OF Observation-Disclosures.
Borough Of Bronr-sale or Rent.

/ APARTMENT houses 70 lease; long term
showing large returns. BROWNING, III
West 40th ct
The New York herald., 1921-04-14

MACoMB's ROAD, near 174th ST, desirable
lots. T5.i30: convenient to subway and sur
face lines: exceptional opportunity; reason
abba offer considered. O 774 Herald. ESQ
The New York herald., 1921-04-14
a LITTLE CASH DOWN AND
THE RENT YOU NOW PAY

will buy the daintiest little home In the Jer-
sey Ifill section; ready TO move into: O rooms.
tiled bath 900 commuters to NJ. Y. city from
this section, d., T.. & w. II. II. Beautiful,
exclusive. convenient, purely residential 10
cality. Total price. including electric light
fixtures, electric range, shades and garage,
$3.50. Plot 1oori4i n. Plenty OF trees.
flowers and shrubs. Boating and bathing
available. Schools, churches and markets
PRIVATE, Post Office Box 5ss. City Hall
Station, ". Y. City.