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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-08-11
THE COLLEGE ADNER-
Using VALUE GREAT
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tant and more expensive institution,
or who prefer to attend one near at
home. This is a fact that should not
be overlooked or undervalued. The OPP
portunity for higher education rigHs
at home is valuable asset to the
city from every point Of view-a boon
to hundreds Of our boys and girls and
drawing card to persons who CON
template making Adrian their dwell
ing place"
If Adrian College athletics have a
wonderful advertising value to Adrian
how much greater must be the adver-
Using value Of athletics at Alma Col
legc?
Adrian College has seldom turned
out teams that have been of cham
pionship class in the Michigan Inter
collegiate. Alma in past years has
been an athletic giant as compared
with Adrian. True, Alma has had two
lean athletic seasons in the two years
past, but there is every evidence that
Alma is coming back to her own in
an athletic way, and that the Maroon
and Cream will again furnish the city
with valuable advertising medium.
1t takes more than just good ath-
letes, however, to make good teams.
1t takes good coaching for one thing
That is why Alma College has secured
Roy Campbell, former coach of the
University Of Detroit and Knox Col
lege, Illinois.
1t takes more than that, also. 1t
takes an interested public, which will
lend its support to athletic teams.
Alma's Republic baseball team has
not been gone so long that Alma peo-
pie have forgotten the wide advertis-
ing that this famous team gave Alma.
And in this connection it might be
well to remember that factory teams
cannot give the publicity in the press
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-08-11
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our friends and
neighbors who SO kindly assisted us,
with their many expressions Of SYM
pathy and floral tributes, in the sad
home coming and burial Of our dear
son and brother, Scrgt. Harry J..
Leonard. Especially are we grateful
to the Masonic order for their excel
lent service; to the American Legion.
the Ladies Auxiliary Of the American
Legion, and to Harrys comrades of
the Red Arrow Club Of Flint, Mich,
for their beautiful flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Leonard and son
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-08-11
NOTICE OF
CDECI MENT

To Charles Burns, VIM. Gardner, Geo.
Schlcppi, Paul f. Crandcll, Mrs. H..
Schleppi, l.. w. Race, {. j. Bcr-
nard, A. J. Green, Geo. j. Maier,
Arthur Simenton, Fred Thuran,
Guy A. Giles, c. X. Robinson, Err
win II. Kellogg, Iilda Downing,
Bernice d. Sawyer, Louise A.
Turck, Henry Schocnhals, Sylvia
Gaffney, r. b. Smith, +. J. Hor-
ton, c. ID. Bollyard, j. d. Holman,
John Aldrich, Carl j. Person,
Henry Brcwbaker, c. A. Gustafson,
Barbara Carter, c. c. Dickcrson,
l.. Fandell, j. A. Gardner, Floyd f.
Crane and wife, Roy l.. Perry,
Floyd +. Crane, c. G. Sutton, NJ.
Bridwcll, Myers Gillispic, Mrs
VIM. Wedge, Victor Patterson, NJ
Jewctt, S. Messenger, Guy S. Gar
Der. and to all other persons inter
ested,
TAKE NOTICE
That special assessment roll foi
Special Sewer District No. for tn,
year 1921, heretofore made by The
Board of Special Assessors for the
purpose Of defraying that part Of The
cost which the Commission decide,
should be paid and borne by srcia
assessment for South State stree
sewer extending from Ely stree
south to Hillcrest street, and know
as Local Special Assessment Sewc
District No. l for the year 1921, j
now on file in the office Of the cit.
clerk for public inspection.
Notice is also hereby given, tina
the City Commission and the Boar
of Special Assessors of the city o
Alma will meet at the commission
rooms, in said city, on the 30th da
Of August, A. ID. 1921, at the hour O
eight o'clock p. M, on said date, t
review said assessment roll, at whic
time and place opportunity will h
given all persons interested, to /
| heard.
Dated, Alma, Michigan, August l
1921.
Francis c. Hayward,
12-2w City Clcrl
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-08-11
MIR. VAUGHAN, FARMER, TELLS
HOW HE LOST HIS PRIZE
SEED CORN.

"Somc time ago sent away for
some pcdigrccd seed corn. Put it in
a gunny sack and hung it on rope
suspended from roof. Rats got it
all-how beats me, but they did be-
cause | got five dead whoppers in the
morning after trying RAT-SNAP."
Three sizcs-35c, 65c, $l.25. Sold
and guaranteed by c. X. Murphy and
Winslow Bros. Drug Stores.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-08-11
Beauty Unappreciated-

II we charged SO much a head for
sunsets, or IL God sent round a drum
before the hawthorns came into flow.
er. what a work we should make
about their beauty; but these things,
like good companions, stupid people
cease early to observe Stevenson.
The New York herald., 1921-05-26
BRONX TRANSACTIONS.

Richard Dickson sold for Ernestine
Harris 3S4 East l5Sth street, 50xi0O, a
six story apartment house. to an in
vestor The property was held at S7O,-
COO.
Bianco & Zaccardo sold the dwellings
24li Crotona avenue for Mary Sza DO
70 r. Garofalo 1881 Belmont avenue
for Marie Van Riper to Antonio Pistone /:
3400 Olinville avenue for Hubert Arder-
wahr to Francis Ventura 445S Loril-
lard place for George Hoffman TO Ber-
nardino Romano; 2023 Hughes avenue
for Dora Sala to Alfieri Di Felice u 20
Cambreling avenue for Mary O'Connell
10 Frisco De Bells: 2314 Cambreling
avenue for Mary Herman TO Frisco De
BELLS: 1925 Beaumont avenue for Mar
garet and william j. Adams TO Vincen-
20 Reino: 2473 Arthur avenue for DR..
William a. emilio 70 DIR. Riccitelli
1888 Bathgate avenue for W. b. Ange-
vine to Joseph Mnncine and 2272 Pros
pect avenue for Mrs. Jennie Guinsburg
10 DR.. William A. Cimlllio
Porter & Co. have sold for the estate
of Robert f. Ballantine OF Newark, ~.
j.. 10 Emil Fleischl & Son the five story
apartment house with stores at the
southeast corner Of Westchester and
Brook avenues.
The New York herald., 1921-05-26
RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

Pease & Gilman. with the Century
Leasing Company. leased for Mrs Henry
G. Cryder to Mrs. A. d. BramhalI the
three story. nineteen foot dwelling az
1l3 East Seventy-eighth street between
Park and Lexington avenues. also leased
apartments as follows: In $50 Park
avenue. TO c. r. Scribner in 1870 Madi-
son avenue. for Duff q Conger, agents.
70 Mrs Emile Vatable: In 56 West
Eleventh street. 10 Mrs. II. II. Anlberg
IN t46 East Forty-ninth street. to Louis
l,owy; in SO West Forty-eighth street
~ Gavin Muir in 81 West Flfty-eighth
street, Felix l.. Hsnlon: In SS Central
Park West 70 II. Romanoff in las Cen
traltPark West, TO Jacques Welnberger
and in so West Sixty-seventh street, 10
Harry Beresford.
Albert B. Ashforth, Inc, leased FUR
rished apartments as follows. to l.. r..
Radcliff. in i55 Riverside Drive: TO
James $. Schoneld, in 142 East Fortieth
street; 10 Samuel J. Wagstaf. In i55
east Fifty-third street and to Robert
u. Barclay. in ~ West Sixty-seven
street.
Payson Mel. Merrill Company leased
apartments In $40 West Fifty-seven
street 70 Donald v. Newhali, Henry
Wellington Wack and Kllbourn Gordon.
and In % West F'ifty-thlrd street. doc
tors offices to DR.. Joseph Manisof
The New York herald., 1921-05-26
APARTMENT SALES LIST
INCLUDES GREEN COURT

Green Court, six story elevator
apartment at the southeast corner OF
Seventh avenue and nth street,
100.11x110. has been sold by c. Reut-
linger and another to the Gutbro
Realty Corporation. recently formed by
Lind & Pfeiffer as attorneys. 1t car
ries mortgage Of s221.250.
y. II. Scully s. Co. sold for William
]. and Mary Scully. the four story
apartment house at 20 East 123d street,
1S.9x100
Ellenbogen Company. Samuel *. FL
lenbogen president sold the six story
apartment house at BASS and 3i60
Third avenue. 361axio9, for Russell
Blaine Company.
a. W. Miller & Co. resold for tie
North River Realty Company to the
Owners Holding Corporation. 10 East
103d street. five story double fiat.
25x100. The property together with
l2 and IA East 103d street was pur-
chased by the North River Realty Com
pany last month from the Lahens es-
tate Of Rhode Island.
The North River Realty Company
also bought through A. w. Miller &
Co. 26l West 112th street, a five story
fat, 3i3x100. The same broker sold for
Robert NJ. FAINT 363 West Fiftieth
street, q five story fiat. 19.6xl005 with
will alter and use the premises for his
business.
John r. Davidson sold for James
Baird st. James's Palace, six story ele-
vator apartment house. 10Ox1Oo, at 543-
SO West 146th street. to Michael Rctz-
ker. This property has been held at
S2o5OOO
The New York herald., 1921-05-26
E. X. STETTINIUS LEASES
BIG BAYVILLE ESTATE
Takes WinsIoU Pierce Place;
Other Suburban Deals.

Henry a. Rogers Of Wheatley Hills
Real Estate Corporation leased for
Winslow $. Pierce his country house at
Bayville, L. l.. together with garage
and about forty acres Of land 70 Ed
ward r. Stettinius for the season. The
property has water frontage on Long
Island Of about half mile.
Albert 3. Ashforth, Inc, leased for
j. l.. Phipps his house with nineteen
acres at Jericho. l.. l., TO III. ". Boyce.
president of the Boyce Motormeter Com
pany of Long Island city. The same
brokers leased the country estate OF
Fletcher Harper al Milbrook, n. y, TO
Daniel S. Riker.
George Howe sold for the Pelham
Heights Company several lots in block
81. First street. Pelham Heights, to
Henry j. Sancier Of Edgewater. y. T.,
who will erect a private residence on
the site.
r. W. Sullivan sold for Albert Fauser
to John DeLuca the tweleve room dwell
ing, s7x154, on tne northeast corner or
South Broadway and UuderciSf street.
Yonkers. Eight stores will be immedi
ately erected on the site.
Cooley Realty Company sold the Nor
gan Building on Prospect avenue, Mount
Vernon. y. ". 70 a company now being
formed and TO be known as the 80 Pros
pect Avenue, Inc. The buyers repre-
sent a group OF tenants, including the
Cooley Realty Company and Max Kap-
Ian, tailor. The same brokers also sold
for the estate OF L. NJ Even the resi-
dence at 354 Egmont avenue TO Col Ed
ward j. Parker Of the Salvation Army
also the former home Of William A.
Revlle at $50 Egmont avenue TO Frank
H. Winter and i6 lots and a stucco resi-
dence at Pennsylvania avenue and Hart
mann place 10 Liston W Bar2uet OF
william L. Rudge & co.
Robert r. Farley Organization sold
| for the estate OF william B. Rice q
house at Bryn Mawr Park, Yonkers to
G. b. Morse; also for the Chappaqua
Company a house on Central avenue.
White Plains, 10 Herman c. Ahrenstedt.
Thomas 5. Burke sold for Laura $.
Newhall the dwelling at 20 Bellevue
place. Yonkers, to Hattie Negrini.
Peyson Mel. Merrill Company leased
1 for Mrs. Charles Babcock to W. Everitt
\ Smith her dwelling and garage on
1 Mortified road, West Orange. y. j.
NJ. Morgenthau Jr Company sold for
/ the Stability Realty Company 10 Flor
\ ence Levy a plot. 5025x169.43x irregu-
\ lar, on the east side Of Prospect avenue.
between Central avenue and Cedar lane,
at Woodmere, L. /. The purchaser in-
tends to improve the property with
II private residence.
Olcott & Egger have sold for the
Colonial House Corporation two houses
\ In Pelham N. Y, one TO James ". Myer,
! the other TO Robert II Myer.
The New York herald., 1921-05-26
Deal. Revealed in Transfers.
PENN. ZONE BUILDINGS
IN LONG TERM LEASE
Market for Renting Space Re-
mains Vigorous.

The five three story buildings at the
southwest corner of Ninth avenue and
Thirty-fourth street. 79xs0 have been
leased for twenty-one years with the
privilege OF a similar renewal by the
O'Gara Estates. Inc. to Morris Schne-
Ger at from $500 to $4,000 net per
annum from August !.
The four story garage at 234-o36 West
loSth street has been leased for twenty
years by Mathilda Roos TO the Man
chester Garage Company at an annual
net rental OF sl2.50o.
j. Clarence Davies leased for the
National City Realty Corporation space
In the northwest corner Forty-second
street and Madison avenue TO Bloom
Sineck Company. John p. Morrissey Z
John j. Bromell; also in IL West Forty
fourth street 70 the Cement Manufac-
turing Protective Association.
hite-Goodman leased the fourth loft
In 81 West Nineteenth street to Samuel
Kunstadt: also store and basement IN
u West Broadway TO Benjamin Gott-
neb. and fifth loft IN the same building
TO American Di Electric Company; also
parlor floor in f52 Madison avenue 20
the Princely silk Mills; store and base
ment in 1873 Wooster street to the X. &
J.. Drug Company. and the store and
basement in 127 Prince street TO J. II.
+. Cigar Company.
William g. MacLear. Inc. leased lofts
In 6i-H West Twentv-third street 10
Herman Adlman & Fashion Braid Mills.
and 10 Morris Rosenblatt. top floor In
lo9 West Twenty-ninth street to
Schwaid & Edelman: lofts in i02 West
Thirty-eighth street 70 Joseph J. Zeig-
Ter, and TO A. Nicola; store in l0l West
Twenty-sixth street to Kramer Bros. !:
TOP floor in IS West Thirty-thrd street
FOR Astor Estate TO Goorman & Mann
Albert b. Ashforth. Inc, leased office
space in III Liberty street 10 Bernard
Hoersgen. and with Cross & Brown Of
fices in los West Fortleth street 10 the
Lincoln Electric Company.
Berlowitz & Caine leased the eleventh
floor in 261 West Thirty-sixth street 10
the Victoria Dress Company the store
in Is East Fourteenth street 10 the
Madison Lighting Company and store.
basement and second floor in 8 West
Twenty-second street to the Excello
Merchandise Company.
Mark Rafalsky & Co. leased for Peter
Doelger the store and basement In SCI
Columbus avenue 70 VI. Wood.
Peasc & Gilman leased for the Ten
West Fifty-iirst street Corporation the
store and first floor In 10 West Fifty
first street TO Kowalinka & Weiss
William 9. MacLean. Inc. leased the
building al West Twenty-frst street
Tor Rae Hoffman to Brender & Weiss at
an aggregate rental OF $50, 900.
Cross 4 Brown Company leased for
twenty-one years the plot, 4sxlOo. AT 20s
East Sixty-second street. adjoining the
northwest corner OF Second avenue. for
Frederick J. Schillinger 10 Del wald
Realty Corporation. with an option TO
purchase. The lessee will improve with
one story laundry TO cost $4,000.
The lease calls for net rental rang
ing from $500 TO s2.oo0 a year.
The New York herald., 1921-05-26
THEATRE DE LUXE FOR
BUSH TERMINAL BLDG.

3. S. Moss. representing the Keith
Circuit. has leased from the Bush Ter
mlnal Company three story building
TO be erected between the Bush Ter
minal Building, at 130-132 West Forty
second street. and the former Knickcr-
booker Hotel. and will open a new
motion picture theatre next Labor Day.
The theatre will be called the Arcadia
and will scat ZOO persons on one floor.
The theatre itself will be located on
Forty-first street and will take in the
present Bush Terminal Auditorium.
Mr. Moss announced last night that
the house will be a literal de luxe af-
fair with broad aisles. comfortable
seats and space enough between the
rows so that late comers will be able to
reach their seats without stumbling
over those already seated. The walls
VIII be hung with costly silks and
tapestries and salon paintings. Cross
&: Brown were the brokers In the lease.
The New York herald., 1921-05-26
BIG WAREHOUSE DEAL
IN NEW TUNNEL ZONE

VIM. A. White & Sons sold to the
Tunnel Terminal Stores Company, Inc.
George DeLaval. president. for the
Coastwise Warehouses. Inc. an eight
story warehouse at i66-470 Washington
street. The property measures 70xl00
The new owners will continue to oper-
ate the building for the general storage
Of free and bonded merchandise. The
building Is within few feet OF the
Canal street entrance TO the new vehic-
ular tunnel connecting Manhattan and
New Jersey. work on which Is now un-
der way.
The New York herald., 1921-05-26
DEVELOPERS BUY IN YONKERS.
Take 60 Acres OF Historic Site for
Improvement Purposes.

Sixty acres of land with city improve
ments bordering on Central avenue and
Fort Hill road. Yonkers. has been pur-
chased BY the Mefco Realty Company
from Charles Thorne and will be held
for investment and improvement with
residences Frederick Fox & Co. and
Angel x Co. were the brokers. The
tract was used as a camp by the CONT
mental Army before the battle Of White
Plains and has produced many historic
relics. There is an old spring on the
place that has been in use for more
than a century. At its base is an old
cannon. placed there by the men of the
Continental Army. The property has
been held at S125. 600
The New York herald., 1921-05-26
TO-DAY's AUCTION SCHEDULE.

Joseph p. DAYS next special sale
comprising tenements. dwellings, and
vacant lots in Manhattan and The
Bronx, and dwelling at Mountain
Lakes, \. j.. will be held to-day at
noon in II Vesey street. Three store
tenements on the lower East Side and
a vacant plot in Theriot avenue, Tho
Bronx. are Included in the offerings at
absolute sale. The estates of Charles
Himmel, Patrick j. O'Hara, Theodore
Keller and Albert ". Ammdovn will
sell nine improved Manhattan parcels
and one vacant plot in The Bronx. Tho
balance Of the properties TO be sold are
voluntary offerings.
The New York herald., 1921-05-26
BRooKLYN DEALS REPORTED.

Henry l.. Nielsen sold the four story
apartment house, occupied by eight
families. at zig Bond street. for Or.
Edward f. Marsh 10 Bernard Reilly.
The Schultz Cigar Stores rented from
Isaac Harris the three story building,
i3x45x81. at 1876 Bedford avenue, cor
nor Bergen street and Rogers avenue.
Realty Associates sold two story
dwelling with driveway and garage az
567 Bay Ridge avenue, between Fifth
and sixth avenues, 10 n. Bosany.
Henry Pierson & Co, Inc. sold 40
Park place, a two story dwelling, for
Theodore Lutkins.
Clinton Trading Corporation sold
through Henry r. Cain 10 Thomas Nicol
the frame dwelling AZ 9f7 Lafayette
avenue.
II. T. Newman sold the three story
dwelling at 3sS Fourth street, lsxi00,
for J. Grace.
The New York herald., 1921-05-26
VIII Sell Brooklyn Factory.

The factory property belonging to
Joseph Beecham OF England at 325-343
Classon avenue and 2S2-29s Taaffe place.
between Lafayette and De Kalb avenues.
Brooklyn. Is TO be sold to-day at public
auction at l2 o'clock noon in the Brook
lyn Real Estate Exchange. 1S9 Monra-
que street by the William =. Rae Com
pany, auctioneers.
The New York herald., 1921-05-26
REALTY JOTTINGs.

Frank Sullivan was the broker in the
sale OF the tenement at 4o5 East Sixty
third street reported yesterday, and
which was bought by Hyman Levin.
Ellen Coffeld is the buyer Of the
dwelling at IS West Seventy-first street,
sold recently.
Max Greenberg bought the tenement
at 222 East Eighty-first street, sold re-
Gently
The New York herald., 1921-05-26
aUEENsBoRoUGH MARKET.

Rickert-Brown Realty Company sold
20 jamie Banneld a two story brick
dwelling on Ditmars avenue, between
Merchant and Crescent avenues. Ar
ieigii, Queens.
Lewis H. May Company sold for Nell
lie Kilgorc a plot of lots on the west
side OF Beach Thlrty-fourth street. ad-
Joining Edgemere avenue. Edgemere
l.. =. 10 client who viii improve With
eight all year single dwellings
The New York herald., 1921-05-26
HENRY HOLT SELLS.
MADISON AV. HOUSE
Publishers Old Home Bought
hy Butchers for Conversion
Into Business Place.

Harris. Vought & Co. sold for Henry
Holt. the publisher, the Ave story dwell
ing at I'll Madison avenue. northeast
corner Of SiXty-second street. on lot
2oxi00. 20 Otto ]. Bliss of Bliss Bro,
butchers. who plan to alter the building
into a six story structure and use the
store for business. The property was
sold by the same brokers a few months
ago, but through technicality the deal
was not concluded.
other Dwellings Sold.
James H. Cruikshank purchased
through Porter Co. from the Wells
Holding Company 2o2 West l3lst street,
three story dwelling. 17.6x100.
Cusack Company and Thomas +. Me-
Gourty sold for Henry Rudolph 3s3 West
l19th street three story dwelling.
irving Judis and Joseph Silverson sold
213 West Seventeenth street, three
story house, to Joseph Hoffman. The
property was one Of the parcels taken
II trade BY the sellers for 51o West
i22d street.
Shaw. Rockwell * Sanford sold for
Edwin Il. Bernheirner l22 West 12oth
street. three story dwelling, 20N10o, to
Rose Rosenfeld
Merit Realty Corpora ton Marcus l..
OsR) purchased from the Phillips estate
the three story dwelling at AZ Brad
hurst avenue 1s.2XS2. through W. j.
Huston q Son. brokers.
Everett NJ. SeiXas Company resold 405
East Fifty-cighth street, a three story
dwelling. lS.3x1O0.5, 10 George II. Oiney.
who contempiates altering the building
into a three family dwelling TO be man
aged by the brokers.
James l.. Van SAINT resold 262 West
132d street, three story dwelling.
17x100, to Newton Belgravo and Ashley
The New York herald., 1921-05-26
BROADWAY LOFT
SHIFTS OWNERSHIP
Riesenfeld Sells Bleecker st.
Corner: Other Business
Property Sales.

Norman S. Riesenfeld sold 645 Broad
way. a Ave story loft adjoining the
northwest corner OF Bleecl5er street, TO
John Klinger. an investor. Mr.. Riesen-
field purchased the property two months
ago from w. Emlen Roosevelt and al
tered and modernized the entire build
Ing. II was held at $4,000 and was
sold for all cash over a mortgage or
s55.oOO Tho brokers were Joseph 2.
Day and Charles f. Noyes Company,
the latter having sold the property to
Mr.. Riesenfeld.
Oscar d. g. Herbert V. Dixie bought
srom Evelyn Candel for a client the
ave story store and loft building at ~
East Broadway.
The Commonwealth Savings Bank
sold TO the III. II. Gibson Realty Com
pany the lot, 25.1ox134.2, on the east
side of Pinehurst avenue. 1898 feet
south OF 10th street.
To Build on Vacant Subway Site.
The Dodge Building Corporation.
which a year ago bought the city's va
cant subway easement site on West
Broadway. between Park place and
Murray street. has decided TO erect
twelve story building to be used for the
manufacture of motors and general ma
chinery. At present the site is used for
parking automobiles. The proposed
building will be supervised and managed
by John B. Hibbard. A plot o0xso on
the Park place frontage Will be reserved
for special building 10 be erected for
a concern which t is said is negotiating
for its purchase.
Telephone Co. to Alter Exchange.
Plans were filed yesterday for altera-
tons to the three story telephone ex-
change at 206 to 224 West Thirty-sixth
street The New York Telephone Com
pany is the owner, and Mckenzie.
Voorhees, & Smelin were the architects.
The cost is estimated at S260,ooe
Deals Revealed I'm Transfers.
Joseph p. MCGOWAN sold to j. & II.
Ederle the southwest corner of Amster-
dam avenue and Sixty-fifth street. one
and three story houses. 25x10ox irreg-
ular.
Robert Christie sold to John j. Nc
Carthy 154 West Ninety-seventh street,
a three story dwelling, 17xl00.
The New York herald., 1921-05-26
Nrr,nnrf IienfnI..

Deblois & Eldridge have rented for
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Blake the place
they had leased known az Sea Cove at
Newport. II T.. to Mrs -. ", r. Bel
mont for the season.
The New York herald., 1921-05-26
DANCING INSTRUCTION.
ReIene L. sweeney School d Dancing

Specializing w Baii Room Dancing. Private
Lessons by appointment. day Or evening. Pc
elnncrs or advanced. Normal Course FOR
r Rchefs. Certificates and Diplomas Ava eaed.
. T. ~ St.. a. Jth Av, y. y. Phone pla4s .6ig
The New York herald., 1921-05-26
IN THE AUCTION ROOM.
"a vEsEY STREET

Goth 81. a34 w, r, 2S5 sth az. ~ IN
$50. 3 story building: Joseph Rimaldi et nj
VS. w & r Investing 60 ct AL. Joseph Y Du-
ross atty; amount due, SIS, 500 70: taIes.
&c, s33s.4o: to plaintiff. $4,000