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New-York tribune., 1921-10-29
X cal Estate News
Buyers to Improve Hoe
Ave. Site With Flats
viii Erect Two Apartments ON
Plot Purchased; Walton Ave.
Corner for 0Derafor
TOr OpcratOr

Harry Calm and Philip Wattenberr
purchased from John B. Simpson, ex-
ecutor Of the estate of William Simp-
son, tho plot on the west side of Hoe
avenue, beginning 11S feet north Of
lo5d. Street, 1b2x100. Plans will be
prepared for the erection of two mod
ern flve-story apartments.
Philip d. Shapiro acted as attorney
tor the purchasers
Shaw, Rockwell & Sanford sold for
alexander P. W. Kinnan the plot. 125x
90, at the southwest corner of Walton
Avenue and Mount Hope Place. Mr.. Kin
nan mas held the property for twenty
live years. The purchaser is an operator
VINO recently purchased the adjoining
plot on Mount Hope Place through the
same brokers. The northeast corner of
walton Avenue and Mount Hope Place
and the entire block front between
Mount Hope Place and 177th Street are
now being improved with modern apart
ments.
SPOTS & Starr, inc, sold for Harry
frledland to the Brensam Realty Com
pany, Samuel Brenner, president. q plot
on the northest corner of Universitv
avenue and 167th Street, 41xS9x ir-
regular.
The vacant plot, 75x10O, on the east
SIDE OF Longfellow Avenue, 200 feet
north OF l72d Street, has been seld bv
Antonio buonodono to Amelia De Mar
- Walter r. Lord sold to Thomas p
Howley the lot, 25x1O0. on the south
side OF 2O6th Street, 2S7.10 feet west Of
Perry Avenue. "
New-York tribune., 1921-10-29
Business Rentals
Uptown and Downtown

cushman & Wakefield, Inc, leased
for the United Cigar Stores Comnanv
store in the Hoffman Arms Bujldinp
northwest corner of Madison Avenne
Cash. " >iialics o.
Brown Wheelock Company, Inc, has
rented space at Rector Street to
sco1leid, Inc, importers and exporters;
at l3-l7 West Thirty eighth Street to
Max MaXik, Inc; at Is Broad Street
to the Equitable Operating COMPANY.
Tease & Gilman leased Offices in the
Mercantile- Building, Fourth Avenue
and lwenty-third Street; TO Walter L.
HesS' a raw silk dealer, and Offices to
george j. Katz, of Los Angeles; to the
Colonial Steel Company, of Pittsburgh.
ehe ne two and three story buildings at
l49-l51 Varick Street.
Manufacturing Company the building
at 19 West Thirty-ffth Street for
twenty-one years at an aggregate
rental of over 100000.
Inc HaggstromC Callen Company
leased to client of E. M. Moran the
hfth floor at III West Sixty-third
Street to the Britton Auto Products
Company, Inc
The Charles G. Edwards COMPANY
rented space at % East Sixteenth
Stree1 70 Frank Treitner; the third
loft at 1915 Washington Place TO S. M.
Blumenfield, with He'll & Stern; the
fourth left at 27-29 West Fourth Street
to LaRoccas, 0ttaviano g. Myers, and
space at N Worth Street to Moses
Metzger.
Moriarty & Hollahan leased to The
National Auto Company the garage at
o3l5-l9 Fourth Avenue.
f. & G. Pflomm leased the store and
basement at 19 East Twenty
Street to the Lion Manufacturing Com
pany; the store and basement at 9
West Twenty ninth Street TO Strauss
d Premo, and the top floor to Simon
Jeiven; the third loft at West Thirty.
first Street TO the Metropolitan Maid.
Inc, and the top floor to the Knicker-
booker Hemstitching Company; the
second loft at 1884 West Twenty-ninth
Street to j: S. Lesber; the first loft at
484 Sixth Avenue to S. N. Jacoby, and
the fifth loft to I. Glekel.
Folsom Brothers, Inc. leased for
Mrs. Eva Lybeck the parlor floor at 143
East Thirtyfourth Street to DR.. H.
Cambourian.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-29
BY James j. Donovan
Dwelling Planning in Bronx

18TH sT. 3. IFS Maynower av, a-sty
br dwlg, 2ix4S; Nicola Daresta. SIT E
listh st. owner; De Rose & Cavalieri.
$40 E 14sth st. archts: cost $500.
VINCENT AV, c Il, I2S Schley av two p
sty fr twlgs, 2br2s. and two l-sty tr
gagages. i0xl6; Anthony Carpenter. s46
jackson av. owner. De Rose e. Cavaiieri
$40 q 149th st archts; cost. 10000.
BOGART AV, S. 625 Van Nest av. q
sly br dwlg, 2ix4s: Giovanni Iamone, 2os
X if6th St owner; De Rosa & CavalierL
$40 e 14sth st. archts; cost. IS 500.
BATHGATE AV. 8. los n 176th st, I
sty. br store. *Sxs4.5 Anna Oehrlein,
ls4o Bathgate av. owner; VIM NJ Meyer.
1881 Carter av. aroht; cost, 5000.
CHESTNUT ST. s. 1882 n Barnes av,
tive 2-sty fr dwlgs. ls.sxsl.s; p W
Thorne. Highland av. Yonkers, owner
ana archt. cost. SIS. 600.
LACOMBE Az, = s, IS UnderhNl ~, ,
sty br dwlg, 2l-4x4e. Pasquale sacoo.
7s2 1s5th ST. owner; De Rose & Cava-
liert a7p r li9th ST. archts: cost. $500
EDISON Az, " s. 100 Philip av i-sty
tr dwlg. isxSS. Daniel Donnelly 59s e
SSth- st. owner; Z \ Rappolt 1879 Nor
ris av. aren't, cost, s3,Se9.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-29
Flats on Heights
Figure in Trading
Of Apartments
Investors Buy Holly Arms,
in 148th Street, and The
Iradell, in 10Th Street;
Buying on the East Side

Holly Arms. the six-storv elevator
apartme ent at 402-4l0 West l48th Street,
has been sold by Stephen Fl. Hoff, of
Brooklyn, to buyers who will hold it
for Investment The property covers
plot 100x100.
Joseph Shenk resold to an investor
the six-story apartment known as the
lradell at 414-422 West 18th Street,
l25x100.11.
The kayell Realty Company sold to
Mark Jacobs a sx-story fiat at Sc and
70 East Ninety-seventh Street, 50x
100.11.
Amidon Thomson sold to Bernard J.
Fess a tive-story store tenement at 4t9
West Thirty-first Street, 25xe8.9.
Oscar D. and Herbert V. Dixie sold
for Mary Keckelssen a four-storv fat
With stores at $50 East 1O6th Street,
25x10O.1l.
lmperato Bros. e. Co. sold to Solomon
Dannenberg q six-story tenement at
2o59 First Avenue with stores, 25x10O.
Samuel Strachan sold to Harry
Meschenberg four-story fiat at 254
west 143d Street, 25x9911.
A client of Abraham Leichter pur-
chased two six-story tenements at 1872
and lS4 Madison Street, 54xl00. Jules
Nehrlng was the broker
New-York tribune., 1921-10-29

NEW HOUSES AT $500 UP
at Bogota Heights. built of stucco ana
frame: steam, psrquet floors, electricity
ploy 4ox1oo. Michael Bros g. Christian
sen, Maplewood and Palisads aves. Tele~
phone Hackensack 533-R
New-York tribune., 1921-10-29
B u s mess New .
Raw Material Price Stumbling
Block lin Silk Weaving Trade


american business will not be re-
vIved Tor years to come If tn. com
piete taxation program now advo-
Gated In the Senate is passed bv
Congress, in the opinion Of such
men a. Henry W. deForest o.to
IL Kahn and Cleveland II. Dodge.
members Of the committee OF Ameri-
can business men which Is com
batting the measure.
Tho taxation program advocated
oy the agricultural bloc will dr.v,
huge additional sums of capital into
tax exempt securities" in the op,n-
ION OF members OF the committee.
lhls would practically halt the re-
sumption of business on Isrre
SCALE for more than SO, 1000, 100000
Is already tied up in tax exempt
investments.
Inc committee HAS organized
business men and bankers through
out the country to fight tn. mo
posed taxation program, decrv;np A.
as favourable to the agricultural
interests, baneful to misunderstanding
interests and practically soeialistic"
John 7. Pratt, Charles NJ. Schwah
herbert satterlee, Charles A. Pea
body, Lewis L. Clark and uenrv
Rogers Winthrop are among the
New Workers who have accepted
membership on the COMMITTEES in
order to oppose the measure.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-29
Rentals of Apartment Suites

Pease & Elliman leased apartments
at 515 Park Avenue to William Woods:
at 5S4 Lexington Avenue to Robert
Hinckley; at 56 West Eleventh Street
to Anst Alexander and W. r. Mont
gomery; at "a West Fifty-ninth Street
to Miss Elizabeth Curtis; at 21 East
Eighty-fourth Street to Carl H, Rander-
brock; at 1875 West Seventy-nrst Street
to Mrs. NJ. Everett; at 1856 West Seven
ty-second Street to A. P. de Koning,
and at 344 West Seventy second Street
to Evangelos Joannidis.
The Payson Mel. Merrill Company
leased furnished apartments at 27
West sixtyseventh Street to E. L.
Knoedler; at 969 Park Avenue to
Charles +. Meyer; at Se6 Lexington
Avenue to Everardus Bogardus; at 80
West Fifty-ninth Street to William
Adams, and at 140 West Fifty seventh
Street to Miss Jessie S. X. Voss.
Alfred P. Coburn leased apartments
al II West Eighty-frst Street to NJ.
Wsndt and John A. PheIan, and at
159 West Seventy-second Street to C.
A. Bentley and Mrs. C. Manion-
New-York tribune., 1921-10-29
Bus mess Troubles
Petitions in Bankruptcy

fetittcnS In bankruptcy
fhs following petitions IN bankruptcy
rsrs FLED Yesterday in the United States
'agrRoP6LIs wooLEN CO. INc-1n-
vsiqntz-y lobbers of oolslrs; "a ". 21st St
Il NYMAN Il CO.--Voluntary raw furs:
.sssss ~
hNsRlcAN sHIPBUILDING co.-1n-
Voluntary. 40 W. 4oth st- Liabilities,
pAN-AMERICAN WAIST AND DRESS
Ccs--Involuntsr.- drcsSes9 II w. 21st st
PHONoGRAPH PROTECTIVE SERv-
IeE co.-.Voluntary: sss Cd av. Liabill-
SILK PATENTS HOLDING CORP IN
Toaatary; artificial silk mfg; 17s Madi-
cARDoNE HAT Co.-Invoiuntary; 40
ALBERT r. MILLER-volunta-y; insur-
snce agent 5s47 Broadway Liabilities,
'iss4; assets, $s25.
Receivers in Bankruptcy
The following receivers in bankruptcy
vsrs appointed yesterday in the United
States District Court
John L. Lyttle receiver for Horowitz 4
Cohen. Inc. dresses. l54 W. s1st St. with
sustan Brandeis receiver for Edward
Goldman trading as the Royal Restaurant
md Bakery. eos sth av, with q bond OF
Susan Brsndeis receiver for Barney
FRESHMAN. clothing, IS Bayard st, with
end OF $1,000.
Lucius l.. Gilbert receiver for the Amer
'an shipbuilding Co, 11o W. %0th st
sin . bond of 10000.
Susan B-andeis receiver for the Cardone
FAY Co, womens hats. As Great Jones ST.,
vita bond OF $1,000.
John l. Lyttle receiver for Oscar Fl.
a9Ie' importer, Bridge St, with bond
4 3, eco.
10 schedules of bankruptcy were fled
t,stsrday IN she United States District
New-York tribune., 1921-10-29
Trading in Apartments
And DWELLINGS in Rrorv

John Woell sold to Pauline R. Wohn
q ilve~story apartment at 894 Prospect
Avenue, 5oX144.7, north of Westchester
avenue and known as the Arizona.
CIorinda Solimene sold to Ortensio
SImonetti three-story fat at 5O4 East
1S8th Street, 25xe5.
Il. Fl. Weisker sold for the estate Of
Martha S. Mazetti Il dwelling at 66
Mount Hope Place, 25xlOO, to Mrs.
Develin.
Rebecca Bauman sold to Max Gross
man twostory dwelling at 1878
Plimpton Avenue, 15x100.
Viola c. Oliver sold to Sanford S.
Schiele a three-story dwelling at 4OS
East l40th Street, 168xf00.
Ernest McNeill sold TO Michael
Pflster tvo-story dwelling at 339
East 10th Street, 159x100.
Armstrong Brothers sold for Mrs
Mary Mahnker two and d half story
awelllng at 1882 East 198th Street, 25x
New-York tribune., 1921-10-29
Greenwich Village Vacant
Corner Leased for Long Term

The Casco Traders, Inc, bought from
Elizabeth Furlong the vacant plot, 22x
20, on the south side of Perry Street
l5l8 feet west of Greenwich Avenue.
The. plot fronting 1874 feet on Wav-
erly Place and 81.9 feet on Seventh
Avenue, with rear line of 4S feet, has
been leased by Morris Weinstein to
Louis Sheinart for twenty years at
net yearly rental of from $4,000 to S.
3O0 The lessee has also obtained an
option of renewal for ten years at an
annual rental of S4.5O0.
To Build N Lewis Street
Charles f. Moves Company sold for
the betts estate to Weinberg Brothers.
ctients Of Joseph Isaacs & Sons, 53
Lewis Street, vacant lot, 25x100, which
the purchasers will inlm ediately i'm
prove with building for the automo-
New-York tribune., 1921-10-29
manufacturers Say That
Finished Goods Are
Hard TO Sell on the
Present Raw Silk Basis

rnliks cotton goods. where raw ma
..-'.l- advances have been passed on
,.s-,v successfully through the various
any channels, silks have run up
..siast milling block. Following
5rsp last week raw silk in the Jap
.,... snd Canton markets advanced
~. week ard is now close to the
z;es Paint for the year. Some silk
-ssufaeturers here yesterday main
,s;sss that it is impossible to pay
,r.sent prices for raw silk and sell
i. finished product probably. A re-
s.e.ion Of this, they state, is found in
~ facs that the silk industry as
sbos is tending toward curtailed pro-
3uction at present.
Descite the difficulties besettinr the
iusastry s start on spring selling is
As;ag made in many quarters. At least
sas Of the leading producers Is show
,ng samples which are now ready for
dsGgery. This is contrary to the gem
.rsl policy ~ the trade, which ad-
s.res closely to the determination not
o make up supplies for stock but to
.ut production close to the amount
allied for in advance orders. In the
-ain spring sample displays have not
seea on show long enough to gauge
he Sayiug temper of the trade, but
isr manufacturers expect any large
roume Of business on spring silks in
lie near future.
one Of the chief difficulties in the
fall season has been the style demand
.or heavy crepe fabrics, which, because
Il their weight, use up more raw silk
snd tend to increase the price per
rsrd Al the same time the pressure
ior still lower prices has been strong.
For the spring season, into which
the trade soon viii enter, new line
Of .attack has been devised. Printed
silks are being pushed to the fore,
argely because OF their fairly low
price appeal
Livelier colors also have been intro
laeed, which are expected to break
New-York tribune., 1921-10-29
Satisfied Judgments
New York Tlnnutx

The nrst name ts that OF thu 6ehtor ths
second that or tho creditor nnd sata vxhar
Judgment was filed
Crolius, George C--E C Mathew.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-29
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CADILLAC
EEW MODEL SO. SPECIAL.
BODY. TOURING CAR For
SALE. SACRIFICE
WILLIAM HARVEY JR
PHONE CIRCLE $500
New-York tribune., 1921-10-29

DAINTY ENGLISH VIILA-will sacrifice
beautiful new home for So 900 cash, ba
ance easy instalIments Cd mortgage Of
$3.50, almost like rent, buys 1t; $4 900
now on first mortgage can remain: has z
large rooms. tiled bath splendid living
room, with Gothic fireplace. steam heat,
parQuet floors, running water, electric
light, every converience beautifully situ-
ated on fine plot 100xl54 feet; fine gar
den space; close to pretty lake stocked
With fish; select. congenial neighoors; good
markets, schools and churches near by;
elevation nearly 1000 feet; this is a
chance OF lifetime TO obtain a year-round
home at fraction Of real worth; could not
be duplicated for less than Si3 900; idea
conmuting to New York city. Address
VILLA. Post Office Box 1907. City Hall
Station, New York City
New-York tribune., 1921-10-29
Service Station and Flats
Planned for Rronx S;fes

The Rowlah Realty Corporation sold
to the Fairfield Motor Sales Company
the plot, 100x100, on the east side Of
Jerome Avenue, 113 feet north of I7Oth
street. The new owner will erect a
one-story salesroom and service build
ing. The Rowlah Company also sold
the block front on the north side of
10th Street, between Walton and
Townsend avenues. The plot, which
fronts 200 feet on the street and 100
feet on each avenue, will be improved
by Deniel Sieger, the new owner, with
apartments and stores.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-29
Leather Merchant Buys
William Street RusId;no

Anselm Frankerthaler sold for David
Lippman and Joseph L. Buttenwieser a
44to,u!,rr--story business building at 1856
William Street, 30.1O105, to Louis Gold
stein, a wholesale leather merchant,
who will occupy after extensive alter
ations..
The Duross Company have sold for
the estate of Colonel Alexander Bacon
the four-story building 1876 Ninth Ave
nue. 24X10O
New-York tribune., 1921-10-29
Lots i'm WoodllavenT Section
OF Queens To Be Sold To-day

Seekers Of homesite in Queens will
have an opportunity to buy at their
own price to-day, when Joseph P. Day
will offer 375 lots in the Woodhaven
section at auction The sale will be
held on the premises.
The parcels are on Woodhaven, Pit
ken, 135th and 149th avenues, Ninety
fourth, Ninety fifth and Ninety sixth
streets.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-29
Operator Buys Fifty-Year
Holding in Charlton Street

Brown Wheelock Company have sold
for Katherine B. Coffin to Leonard
WE'LL, operator, the three story dwell
ing at % Charlton Street. This prop
erty was owned by the seller for over
fifty years. This is the second property
purchased on this street by Mr.. WE'LL;
18 Charlton Street was purchased last
week. Mr.. WE'LL is negotiating for
other houses on this street
New-York tribune., 1921-10-29
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

OFFICE. $50 feet, tenth floor. II Moore st
overlooking harbor; exec OPTIONAL light and
ventilation; furnished unfurnished.
bowling Green $3.50.
2 LOFTS. each 5ex1o0. light on four sides,
for manufacturing purposes. Apply Joseph
Haaf. 2026-2032 Pacific St, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-29
New House at Pelham Manor
Bought by George +. Hunt

Fish & Marvin sold for the Pelham
Manor Homes Company a new house
in Roosevelt Heights to George L.
Hunt, of Pelham Manor, held at s25,
900 The same brokers sold for Vernon
2. Baker his residence in Pelhamwood
to Dorothea M. Dixon, Of this city,
held at 100000, and sold for Walter
Large his. property on Manor Lane, at
Pelham Manor, to & client.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-29
Jud dgnents Filed
I'm Ne1v York Cnuntr

The following Judgments were filed yes
'srday, the first name being that of the
tshtor;
American Potash Corp.-C. IL.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-29
sURRoGATEs' NOTICES

ABEGc. JOHN HENRY-IN pvRsu-
ance OF an order or Honorable John p
Cohaian. Surrogate OF tno County ~
New York, NOTICE is hereby given to ali
psrsol5s having claims against JOHN
HENRY ABEGG, late OF tns County 81
New YORK, deceased 10 present the sars
WITH vouchers thereof. TO the subacrtoer
at thelf place OF transacting business, ~
tnelr attorneys. ~ No. 81 wall Street ~
Inc the Borough et Manhattan In tho city Of
New YORK. state Of New York. ON or he.
fors the I5th day OF February 1922
a Dated. New York the 2sth day OF July.
1871. ADOLPH RUSCH
HENRY A. RC3CF
MURRAY, PRENTICE & ALDRfca a..
torneys Tor Executors Once and post-
once Address. AT Wall Street Rar-
saxh Of Aanhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-29
Dwellings in West 37ih St.
Taken Over for Irnnroyefnenf

Cammann, Voorhees, & Floyd and
Charles G. Keller leased for DR.. Jo-
seph Z. Winters and Miss Ray Winters
the two houses at 25 and 27 West
Thirty-seventh Street, 476x1Oo, for
twenty years, to a construction
company, who viii erect new six
story building.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-29
Audubon Ave. Corner Business
Building Bought by Operator

Harry II. jackson, operator, pur-
chased from f. G. Hobbs, through Jules
Nehring, Inc, the southeast corner of
1Slst Street and Audubon Avenue,
two-story and basement business build
ing, 5x100 containing seven stores and
Offices. Extensive alterations are
planned. The seller has been asking
100000 for the property
New-York tribune., 1921-10-29
Results of Auction Sales
BY Henry Brady

Dy Henry Brady
s7rH sT.. s-l1 Il, II g. zoo g bth av, s-sty
apt, b0x100,l1: New York Savings Bank
agt Sarah Harris ct al: amt du- se4.-
0s+,SS; taxes, etc, $3.50; adjourned to
November z.
BY Joseph 2. Day
AVE b, Is1, q. S-sty tnmt. 2s,sxsS Helen
r Warburton agt Frieda Hart ct al; due
s2,s9s.25. taxes. etc. $1,000 prior mtge.
$4,000; to the plaintiff for $l8240.
AT 32os THIRD AVENUE
BY James j. Donovan
PROSPECT AVE. T71, e 5. SIS n Macy pl.
O. sty fiat, 5x114.2xirreg; Bessie Glass
agt Abraham Meyer Glassmau ct
al; taxes etc. $3.50: to l Cohen for
sS3.500
161ST ST. T73 r, g. Is4,s Fores. ave-
2sty dwlig, IS .6x47.6; same agt game .
taxes, etc, $245; TO Samuel Sobel for
5000.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-29
BUSINESS CARDS
Pianos
Miscellaneous

" NIED-Csed No. a y. Dick ,asssy
loder or multigraph letter folder -vvith
mo,or. Too MUST be In flrst class running order.
El'ner make will be considered II he n-ics
AZ ns Fisht. Write to Box 1882. Sc. Jeserh,.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-29
W cstchester

CHMONT--Beautiful stucco bungalow
rooms tiled bath. fireplace; large
porches. Garage. Plot 75x100. al price
that sounds like old times. Oicott s. F,gger,
81 East 42d ct. Tel. MURRAY HMl .32s
New-York tribune., 1921-10-29

KEW GARDENS.
EDGEWORTH SMITH, INC.
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE
KEW GARDENS CORPORATION
offer special Fall opportunities
IN land and houses. Price and
terms will never be duplicated
again.
West saith ST.. N. Y.
Phone Fitzroy $3.50.
Kew Gardens at Station
Phone Richmond Hill TIA
New-York tribune., 1921-10-29
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
Domestic

CHAUFFEUR MECHANIC-caps bic, -.
Years. experience. best OF references A6
dress X 7o7, Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-29

Charles Partridge sold the .four-story
apartment at 673 Classon Avenue for
Robert J. Vanc.
E. r. Newman sold the three-story
dwelling, 21xa5, at s96 Union Street for
Cecilia A Weidmann.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-29
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Domestic Help

ioONG WOMEN to train for nurses: Ys
months course pay while learning Brood
y Iyn Eye Ear Hospital. ss Livingston st.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-29

PANESE-ExperIence coox -h,,.f.- -o-..
pe,ent, trustworthy. references Agency
ioo west 46th st. Bryant 1887
JAPANESE BUTLER, middle aged wa,t-
position: plain cook; honest SOBER. wei
recommended. Jiro, West 9Sth ST.
: A. -T-s AsNt,sE--Cook stonewars; cooking sps-
ciaI Mori. IN West s7th 81 ~
New-York tribune., 1921-10-29

AN EXCEPTIONAL. OFFER
Several new houses 30 minutes from
Hudson Terminal, in beautiful restricted
section. and rooms. every Improvement ;
near station; large plots; $500 to sic, 900
easy terms: would consider renting to
right party with option to purchase; quick
action necessary FRANK MILLER 10
Park Row; Barclay $685..
New-York tribune., 1921-10-29
DANCING INSTRUCTION
STORAGE NOTICES
WAREHOU SEMAN's SALE
OF GOODS FOR
IN (ur II q l-S,

IN sAACCoRDANCE. WITH THE PRO
,,n VISION III 81 Of law, there being due and
unpaid ehaTges for which the undersigned
Warehouses, located at I360-62 Webster
Avenue, 5s5-S7 Wales Avenue and 1S4s-51
Brook Avenue. Borough of Bronx. New
! ork City, is entitled to a lien as ware
no qseman on the goods hereinafter de-
scflned and due notice having been given
20 all parties known to claim an interest
thereln and the time specified in such
notlce Tor such charges having expired,
ymere & VIII be so s9id at public auction at our
l7oth Street. Borough of Bronx New York
Tdty' ,ay' On TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 18TH.
1921. AT 1880 A. NJ. and If the sale
same VIII be continued at the same place
at our warehouse. 436o-s9 Webster Avenue
beginning at 10 so A NJ, on each day and
continuing until all goo0c sold. TO wit:
flshos' piano records Victrolas, music
cabinets, bureaus, chfrssniers curio cabi-
nets, beds, davenports. chairs, rockers
dressing tables, dining room furniture
parior paor and library furniture, sewing ma
chiaes' desks, trunks and contents rugs
carpets bedding. linen, hangings, silver
ware, wearing apparel, pictures, paintings
boneenls GO ems OF barrels and boxes. supposed TO
pe DOCKS, CHINA, glassware, bric-a- brac,
contents OF bureau drawers personal Of
,'s. ,ects. etc as enumerated in the ware
derlnann & Sons, Inc, Storage warehouses
ana neld for tho accounts of the following
PST5iss IsG6ss SenGsgned S.9n, GOODS STORED AT
l. RUBIN. CHARLES J. BRADY, MRS.
l. F. VAN CAMP, J. ri. COsGROVE
MRS. JOSEPHINE BURNS and r. F.
i. Tho MPSON. GOODS STORED AT 5s5-
81 WALES AYENuB--To MISS NJ KNOB
LOCH, w. Fl. CALDWELL MRS. EMMA
IIGClANO. FRANK w. RAYMOND, MRS
CELLAR RUOCCO and MISS MARGARET.
RUTLEDGE.. GOODS STORED AT f349
81 BROOK -AvENUE-To MRS. r. STEM
~ PEl: and MRS. MONA CALLAHAN
It1E GOODS WILL BE ON EXHIBITION
Al The TIME AND PLACE
OF THE SALE
JULIUS kINDERMANN & SONS. INC.
STORAGE WAREHOUSES;
lSoo-Sz Webster Ave. 5S5-S7 wales Ava.
and 1s49-51 Brook Ave. Bronx Borough
October 2gth, 1s2..
New-York tribune., 1921-10-29

IN she long run on browns, blues and
oiackS, particularly the latter. The run run
t~ o~ niack IS regarded as unfavorable
f. S'tS - oevelopment because of the
.sc. tnat women tire less quickly Of
som6er colors than they do Of +ba m
pfighter hues, and thus wear fba;r
soIld black or blue dresses ,nncb
longer before replacing them with nsu,
garments. "t'n LEW
New-York tribune., 1921-10-29
Physicians Buy Store pronertv

Drs. c. I. Stein and ). Jof are the
buyers Of the thoater and store build
ing on the east side of Hamilton Place,
81 feet north Of 136th Street, sold re.
Gently