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New-York tribune., 1921-02-17
Better Business Feeling
Seen in Home Buying
Big Improvement Noticed in
Active Operations i'm Pri-
vate DWELLING Sections

Pease Gilman sold for Dr.. John
A, Victor 1870 and 1872 East Seventy
ninth Street, 38x1o0, two four-story
and basement houses with two-story
extension, to Joseph G. Abramson. Dr..
ietor has Just taken an apartment at
e ene northeast corner of Seventy
S1oeec eoo oon and Firth Avenue, paying about
9LV'oV9 year. This property was pur-
chased by him last September.
Inc tour-story dwelling at "a East
iLlghty.trst Street has been sold. The
Duyer Is an operator, according to re-
port. The house is on lot l6x102.2.
Just east of Madison Avenue and on
posite st. Joseph's Industrial Home.
Corinne II. Smith has joined the SUIT
ton Square private home COLONY. She
mas bought from the Sutton Square,
lhc9 the three-story dwelling at Ii Sut-
ton|PIace,. 16.3X5l.1, between Fifty-sev-
enth and Fifty-eighth streets
Louis H. Low and Charles Wynne,
Bradley, contractor, at 305 West Sew
enty-fourth Street, facing the Charles
NJ. Schwab house, from the receivers
OF the Bradley Contracting Company.
1t Is four-story house, 24x66.
Everett NJ Seixas Company resold
for the Swift Realty Company, 400 East
Fifty-seventh Street, three-story
dwelling, 17.9x57.5, bought last week
from the Osborne estate to DR.. T.. H.
Raymond ir.
Alvah Crocker resold to Charlotte G.
Kelly the three-story dwelling, 214
East Seventy-second Street, 17.f0x1O2.2.
Coughlan & Clisby sold for Isaac and
Henry Mayer to Kate G.. Gould the four
story dwelling, 121 West Seventy fourth
Street, 20x102.2.
Henrietta C. Van Buren sold to Hen
rietta G. Jones 152 East Thirty ighth
Street, a three-story dwelling, 22x131.
Charles McNamee, tustee, sold 329
West Twenty third Street four-stor
dwelling, 16.sx989, to Isabella Cappeli,
who owns 331 to 335 West Twenty-third
Street
Myer H. Klein sold to Adolph Schrei-
Der the four-story dwelling 235 Lenox
Avenue, 2OxS0.
Emclia Adelman sold to Carolina
Zethamil the two three-story dwell
ings 419 and 421 East 123d Street, 37.9x
100.
Lionello Perea sold to Max Herzberg
the three-story dwelling at 1O3 East
10fst Street, 15.8x75.
Joseph F. Loghman sold to Margaret
Fur long the three-story dwelling at 16
East 126th Street, 18.9x100.
Harris the three-story dwelling 23S
West 18TH Street, 18x100.
Bertha NJ. Johnson sold the three
story dwelling % West l31st Street,
15xs4.11 to the Rhona &ealty Company,
which resold the house to Josephine
Baeity.
Emile Born sold to Matte Barnett
the three-story dwelling 322 West
139th Street, 1Sx10o.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-17

eualtssed. fsslls sents per shsFs,
New-York tribune., 1921-02-17
Printers Buy
Home Facing
City Hall Park
Martin b. Brown Co. Ac-
quires Old American
News Realty ON Chambers
Street; Held Under Lease

The old headquarters OF The Ameri-
can News Company, on Chambers
Street, extending through to Reade
Street along the west side of Elm
Place, has been purchased by
the Martin B. Brown Printing
and Binding Company, which has
occupied the building under lease
Tor several years. The building is five
stories high and extends on Chambers
street from 81 to A1, a frontage Of
749' The property has a similar front
age on Reade Street and is ISL feet on
Elm Place. 1t is directly across the
little lane from tho Hall of Records
and adjoins on tho west the Emierant
Industrial Savings Bank building. The
stewart building covers the remainder
OF this block over to Broadway.
The property has been held in the
market for more than sl,00O,00o The
story is that the price paid by the
Brown company is close to the asking
price. The Brown company does q
good deal Of the city printing.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-17

SUPREME. COURT or THE STATE OF
New York, County of New York.-Conti-
nental Guaranty Corporation, Plaintiff VS.
Wllllam E. Cooper, also known as Willie u
1oolef. defendant; summons.
10 THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to answer
LQe complaint in this action and TO serve a
copy OF your answer on the PLAINTIFFS At
torney within twenty days after the service
OF this summons, exclusive of the day OF
service. and in case of your failure 70 appear
OF answer, judgment will be lal1en against
complaint.
Dated New York, January 9th, 1921
S. j. ROSENBLuM
Attorney Tor Plaintiff; Office and p. @.
Address, 80 Maiden Lane, Borough of
Manhattan, City OF New York
TO William Il. Cooper, also known as Willie
E. Cooper;
-, The foregoing summons is served upon you
ny publication, pursuant TO an order OF Hon
edward r. Finch. Justice Of the Supreme
Court OF the State OF New York dated The
24th day OF January, 1921, and filed with the
complaint in the office OF the Clerk OF the
GountY OF New York at the County Court
blouse, in the Borough of Manhattan City
county end State of New York.
Dated New York, February 5. 1921
s J. ROSENBLJM
Attorney for Plaintlff; once and p. @.
address, so Maiden Lane. Borough OF
Manhattan, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-17
Curb Prices Firm
I'm Active Trading;
Break i'm Carib
Reading Rights Active Over
Narrow Range; Maracaibo
Receivers After Drop,
but Shows Small Decline

Trading broadened on the curb
market yesterday and became eonsid-
erably more active, with much atten-
tlon given to Reading rights, which
moved over narrow range and closed
virtually unchanged at iaHs. -
Garth Syndicate broke to IA on
heavy selling, but recovered some
what on inside support, closing with. a
net decline of 1ls at sls. Maracaibo
also was considerably lower at one
time, but regained part OF the loss
and was of less than point net AT
28ts.
Several of the Independent oils were
higher. including International Petro-
le,Irn, Simms and Salt Creek.
Durant Motors sold up nearly n az
1917. new high record. lnterconti-
mental Rubber also moved up, regain
ing some Of recent losses.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-17
New Jersey

ENGLISH VILLA OF rooms. bath and
garage, plot 10Ox184 feet. going for two
thirds value: must sell; want $4,000 cash
balance Of $500 on easy term mortgages
elevation $50 feet, between Montcair and
Morristown, in the most picturesque
purely residential section OF New Jersey
refined neghborhood; house ready for i'm
mediate occupancy; beautifully decorated
and fitted with electric light fixtures,
shades, electric range and screens; very
committing to New York City;
can provide moving facilities. Quick
Postoffico Box 37S, City Hall Station New
York City.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-17
New England Tel. & Tel.
Earns 1921 a Share
Net Income Increases From
$5,124,o34 10 S6,I37.545
i'm Following Near

Net income of the New England Tel
ephone and Telegraph Comapny for
the year ended December 81, after
charges and taxes, was S6,l97,5A5.
equivalent to 1924 share earned on
the s66,456io0 capital stock outstand-
ing, according 60 statement issued
yesterday.
rhis compares with net income Of s5,-
42a,93d, or S8.16 share, in 1919. Stock
holders at special meeting voted TO
ratlfy an increase in capital stock from
S75,00o,0o0 to 100000 900. At the an
nual meeting directors were reelected
and Oliver Prescott and Ralph A.
were added to the board
New-York tribune., 1921-02-17
Cerrys Get ST, 100000 Loan
On Property in Fifth Avenue

:, Robert L., Peter G.. Angelica L.,
Mabel, Mathilde and Cornelia Harri-
man Gerry have procured from the
Mutual Life Insurance Company. a loan
of Sl,000,000 on five properties, the
largest of which is the seven-story
Savoy apartments at the northeast
corner Of Fifth Avenue and Fifty
eighth Street. Other properties in
yolved are. the eight story building at
l84 Fifth avenue, 10 East Forty eighth
Street, IS East Fifty-secoud Street and
195 Stanton Street, 80xlOO. 1t is in
teresting in this connection to note
that most Of the Hotel Savoy site
New-York tribune., 1921-02-17
". I'll. Kirkland Purchases
Attractive Estate at Rive

Fish & Marvin sold for Richard C.
Hunt his property at so Central Ave
nue., Rye, to W. II. Kirkland, OF Pei
ham Manor, who will make extensive
alterations. The property consists Of
a Colonial house, garage and one-half
acre, held at $4,000. The same brok-
ers leased for Mrs. James j. Lawler
her residence on Corlies Avenue at
Pelham Heights to William E. Atkin~
son, of Larchmont, and sold for Jud
son R. Swift his property at Drake
and Post Roads, Scarsdale, to Alfred
w. Haywood, of this city. The prop
erty consists Of a Colonial dwelling
with stone extension and one acre,
held at $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-17
SEND FOR LISTS
"WESTCHESTER HOMES"
Prince s RIpgaw A'' 9th 1zss N.w xoxx
LEGAL NOTICES

HOLLOWAY, ELIZABETH RICKETTS, also
known as Elizabeth NJ. Ricketts) THE
~ THE GRACE OF SOD FREE AND IN
DEPENDENT. To Charles d. Newton Al
torney General of the State of New York,
Lawrence Ohlen Holloway, husband of Eliza
beth Ricketts, Holloway, also known as Eli2-
abeth NJ; Ricketts,, deceased, Elizabeth G.
Farrell, If living, and if dead her husband
successors IA interest if any, whose names
and residences are unknown and caInot be
ascertained, and Mary q. Rice, AlicS Lear.
mont, and all other heirs at law and next OF
Aln of said Elizabeth Ricketts, Holloway
also known Elizabeth Nj Ricketts,. de.
ceased, and If any such unknown heirs at
law or next of kin or any other per.Hn
named above described herein as unknown
has died subsequently 70 the death OF eliza
beth Ricketts Holloway. also known as
Elizabeth NJ. Ricketts,. deceased the unknown
WIoows, husbands, heirs at law, next of kin
a. @Ssdsn5es, grantees OF persons claiming
sons, and the New York Life Insurance and
IruGt Company designated in said VIII as a
contingent Executor thereof and contingent
Trustee thereuuder. SEND GREETING.
WHEREAS, The Farmers Loan and Trust
company. a domestic corporation having its
principal place OF business al No % william
street. in the Borough of Manhattan city
oL New York has lately applied To the sur
rogates' Court OF cur County of New York
TO have a certain Instrument IN writing re-
latipg to both real and personal property
uuly proved as tho last Rti and teatar
Of Elizabeth Ricketts, Holloway, also knoorn
as Elizabeth III. Ricketts,. deceased, who was
at the time OF her death a resident OF 140
West 59th street in the County OF New
York. deceased TIER EFORB. you and
each OF YOU are cited to show cause
before the Surrogstes' Court Of our
County of New York, az the Hall OF Rec.
1fds, IN the County Of New York, on the
4th day Of March, orc thousand nine hun
dred and twenty-one, OF half~past ten o'clock
IN the forenoon OF that day. why the said
VIII Snd testament should not be admitted
70 probate as will OF real and personal
property.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF we have
caused the seal OF the Surrogates' Court OF
the said County OF New York 10 be here
unto affixed.
WITNESS, Honorable John = CoiYalan, a
surrogate OF our said County of New York
81 said County, the Goth day Of January in
tne year Of our Lord. one thousand nine
hundred and twenty one. tI4s,3 DANIEL
Court
GEfi4ER. ROLsTON e. BLANC, Attorneys
1or Fetitionsr. 20 Exchange Place, Rev
York. n. y.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-17
$3.O0O,O0O Office Structure to
Replace Thoroughfare Building

A twenty ythree-story office and store
building costing $3,000,00O is to replace
the Thoroughfare Building occupying
the block bounded by Broadway, Eighth
Avenue, Fifty-seventh and Fifty eighth
streets, according to plans filed by the
terday. The site fronts 1852 feet on
Broadway, 20o.1o feet on the avenue
201.2 feet on Fifty-seventh Street and
1912 feet OH Fifty eighth Street. The
Columbus Circle Arcade Company
Maurice Wertheimer, president, is
New-York tribune., 1921-02-17
Ajax Rubber Deficit
Loss From Operations After
Dividends, SI.277.92O

The income account Of the Ajax
Rubber Company for the year ended
December 81, issued yesterday, shows
a loss from operations before taxes
and dividends Of S177,920. After div
idends the deficit was s1,277,92o.
This compares with net profits after
taxes of s2,201, ,267 and a surplus of
$1,16s,640 in 1919. The profit and loss
surplus at the end of last year had
decreased from s2,128,848 to S1,615,48l.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-17
Chemist Buys Farmingdale's
Philanthropic Factory Property

Inc large and mpdel woodworking
plant at FarmingdaEe, N. j., established
and built as philanthropic venture
TO employ ex-convicts and give them
an opportunity to regain their foot
nold, mas been purchased by Stanley s.
move his synthetic and pharmaceuticaI
chemical plant there. The Kraemer
Industrial Agency, of Newark. neeo.
tiated the deal.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-17
Furnished Dwellings
On the East aide Rented

Worthington WhitehouGe, Inc, leased
touses furnished as follows: IA East
William May Wright; 1iO East THIRTY
sixth Street for Miss Mary Parsons to
Mrs; John D. Prince, 10 East Eighty
sixth Street for Mrs. John r. Abnoy
to l.. do Pont Irving and 169 East
Seventieth Street for Joseph W. Bur
den to Harry S. Hooker.
Pease g. Gilman have leased for II.
T. Fuld to John G. Lavender the five
story dwelling 168 West Eiehty-sixth
Street
New-York tribune., 1921-02-17
Investors Turning to Modern
Flat Ruyinn i'm the Rronx.

Byrne e. Bowman sold for the Realty
Managers, Inc, Frank Begrisch presi-
dent, to W. j. Daniel the two five-story
apartment houses with stores at Il Q
southwest corner of Burnside and
Creston avenues, known as 2039 and
2o43 Creston Avenue. on plot 100x55x
100X15e.7.
j.. Clarence Davies sold for Morris
Wolkenburg. to D. Moreno, 4l73 Third
Avenue, q four-stoyy fiat with stores,
2Gx95.
Meyer Isear. operator, purchased the
northeast corner of 167th Street and
New-York tribune., 1921-02-17
Results of Auction Sales

en -, BY Joseph P. Day
az Az, 1927, " q, 3s.A IL ist ct 6oxrs
a-sty theater; Lydia A Bril- agt Maris
n.r,1,ss Wess ct Al; Clinton r Roe. atty;
psrHtlon5 ad1ourned 70 March p
s- BY James J. Donovan
ST AIMS AV, 7ss, 3, Is n 157th st
Mortii Mgy AZ, srsiy vrsa 1snns + snd srs; Mary
due, $4,S7S-0S taxes ats ssss "a "a a.,
the plaintiff for slS 10
New-York tribune., 1921-02-17
Westcheger

building lot at Ossinins Heights; river
view; we'll worth investigating. AlEo seY-
eral choice building plots at Harmon AT
unjnfated prices. i. II. LENT. Ossining,
n. Z.
MOUNT VERNON Bargain homelDke dwell
porches; plot Io0xl00 garage; high ground: /:
good neighborhood convenient two stations (;
ais 900, terms. William True, 507 5th av.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-17
STORAGE NOTICES
WAREHOUSE SALE
OF GOODS FOR
UNPAID CHARGES

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISION
of law, .here being due ard unpaid charges
FOR which Che undersigned Metropolis Storage
Warehouse Is entitled 10 a lien Warehouse
man on tie goods hereinafter described, aud
due notice having been given 80 all parties
known TO claim an interest therein, and the
time specified III such notice for payment OF
such charges having expired, there Will be
sold At public auction at our warehouse
81 West 138th Street, New York Clty
On SATURDAY, tEBRUARy a8TH, lo2i.
AT 1880 ~ NJ, and IL the sale is not
completed on said date the same Will be
continued on every Saturday thereafter, be-
ginning at, 1890 a. NJ. on each day. and con-
tlnulng until all the goods are sold. to wit :
Household furniture. consisting of parlor
suites, bedroom suites. dining room suItes,
library furniture, pianos Victrolas musical
instruments, carpets rugs trunks, boxes
barrels, euitcases contents consisting OF
clothing, linen, books. papers, stationery
pictures. sewing machines, lceboxes cutlery
lamps oric~a -brac, china and glassware sill
Nerware. bedding, draperies and materials
ana other personal effects held for the ae-
count Of the following parties concerned:
MRS. w. HALL, MRS GERTRUDE Mil.
LER' MRS. ROSA MITCHELL. MRS. j.
WALKER, MIR. NJ, z. HARRIS, MISS
BESSIE HARRIS MIR NJ. JOSEPH MR
AUSTIN BAKE. The goods viii be on exhI-
btt1on az the time and place of sale and on
each day OF sale
NT T'rTD u nnnT JC
New-York tribune., 1921-02-17
IL cal Estate News

Washington Avenue, s&-story apart
ment, 6ox130.
Cohen & Kleonsky are the buyers Of
the six-story apartment at the north
west corner of Morris Avenue and
Kiugsbridge Road, reported sold Tues
day.
Martha M. Rodgers sold TO p, l..
frost the dwelling at tho northeast
corner OF Anderson &venue and 166th
Street, 57.sx90.lfx irregular.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-17
Air Reduction Report

The Air Reduction Company report
cd a net profit, after charging oue $780,
19S as g special fund for additional
compensation to officers and employees
and S8l,o93 as extraordinary charges to
profit and .oss, but before Federal
taxes, of $1,256,440 Net income
ton Goelet has been elected director
Of the company, in place of A. s. Blag-
den.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-17
Bronx

81 500 CASH buys one or two-Samiiy houses
in the Bronx; desirable location.
HEDDEN SMITH,
Tel. fremont 7i5. 4s0 East Trenaogs Az.
A VERY CHOICE location for an apartment
house In the Bronx for pale; northeayt cor
ner of Grand Boulevard and Coucourse ana
Echo Place; make offer.
HEDDEE SMITH
Tel fremont 7i3 $50 East fremont Av
New-York tribune., 1921-02-17
Pacific Tel. & Tel. Net Up
Earns $3.50 Common, Against
Deficit i'm Previous Year

Surplus of the Pacific Telephone and
Telegraph Company for the year ended
December 81, after charges and taxes,
WAS $2,927,550, equivalent, after 81 $780,
COO preferred dividends, to $3.50
share earned ~on tho s18.0oO000 COM
mon stock. O
This compares with deficit in 1919
Of $lo0,792. The surplus last year in
creased to $1007,55O.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-17
L r. O III b lie s

L. L. Phiibreok Ten Cent Co.,
Inc.-L. Friedman ......,,... 177s
Louis Brooks. Inc.-Coreett &
GO, .....'.............. ........... 2se.4
,.alhlh, ierInan--H. Gelles ct al 1915
Nc h1eehen WTn B.--M NJ CAN'T
nias5slle. 6sa5s Haey SMasb;srr5 Gar SssS
AZ sretI; " m: H.o1E. Metz. e.. 1880
= Eisel9an s Co., Inc. ......... s.2O2 s.
Faint Goldsmith Chemical &
paoiao Coler ,,1 Go. .1a..;..:...... a2s.
politzer INC Morfs@G. Ri SIX A Eoehn 1891
posnsr eg "a: rsco,; y - u: ; s4$.!
p;' 'acoo ID Marsnce.. 2,T56.S
p'f9szi' f,o IA Angeio-lnterboro Brick
corp.-w. J. stitt ct al....... l 4os.7
Rosenbaum. Benisnin N-p. ''
Lopez ....:... ..... 274.s
posenenat' 2Hce I'M. Sonken. 1915
Raymond, sidney, and Irving: 4. lV''N
g. siess-T. .Grodofsky .......... 10000
steinberg, Isaac and Louis II.
Steinberg & SOM American
-, Trading Co. ...:..:........... 7.4s3.o
smear, Gene-A. Meinhold. ....-.. S20.4
Scandinavian Import and Export
Co.. Inc.-Robert Moore &; Co. o4Sss'
Schapiro, Joseph - New Neither
SuIyhacbar I.rnrr. '''''
"ut~UaUneI, r~'Da jerome - SegaI &c
s,,,,ti, ino.', :,....''.,.'' S71s
soaIlis at1n: Danstnjr, THseheL fink; o,.: 1857
eI al .l,.....; .;:.......... 474.5
ouP~ay Psd.,ai Gentral MIRA Buildtng Corp
FeoeTat h!ectric sign system. $3.50
Shaw. Richard - Fort Lee Ferry
garage c., Inc. .,.........> 1915
;, Rubber Go: ...:..:...:....... ~ 7o1.s
vnn vvioAfnSn, Maa naeooEparksr Pom Co 1859
fosey .s:.............. $50. Q
%negrad; Ehas-first National
Bank or fonkers, y. Y........ 2,44t.s
"lnsome Costume Co.. Inc.--Ci
Guiterman ::............ 1864
woodward. Peter H.--Corn Ex-
ChaHse BANK .'.. ............ 1,6Ob. o
Wagner, Mary Bloomingdale
Bros. Inc ............... 1906
change Rank .............,.. 2S,sso.e
Goette, Francis III Corollo.... 2s1.7
New-York tribune., 1921-02-17
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE

Rutherford, N. j. 0Taer 6,1gt lss@y5as s5a.t town
residence: on one of finest corners; re-
stricted section; 0 rooms, real tile bath
IAtchen, side walls and floor tiled. Cedar
room, sun porch Cemovable plate glass) ;
instantaneous hot water heater; trim white
and mahogany; hardwood floors through
out; IlrfeIproof garage; beautiful grounds;
lot 43XlOOi built and occupied by archi-
tect; lst class condition: l 5 minutes walk
to station, TO trolley; 16 TO New York,
Price SIS, 600. worth s22. 600. HARRY A.
SCHRoLL, 189 Market ST. Newark, n. J.
Phone Market 4025 - - a.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-17
dwelling for Working Girls

Slawson s. Hobbs resold FOR Daniel
. Freedman, 354 West Fifty-seyenth
street, four-story high stoop house
l7x56xl0o. Th purchaser will use the
premises in the interests of work
ing girls home.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-17

EAST t7TH ST. BET. First AVE. AND
Avenue A-Three story broWustons two
family dwelling; excellent condition: leases
expire Msy J. 1921. Splendid Investment
and speculative possibilities. q ~, Tribune.
HOUSE for sale In choice residential section
of Harlom at very reasonable price
UEDDEN SMITH,
Tel fremont Tl3. 46o East fremont Az.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-17
Get Staten Tslund Home Site

Motfat e. Schwab sold for Stephar
holios a plot on Oxford Place, Tomp.
TO John Ericsson.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-17

COMMUTERS home, rooms and bath
room; all modern conYeniences; excellent
condition; garage. large plot; blocks
stores depot; most healthy sectior; price
246 West losth. Phone Academy o12S.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-17
SUMMONS

sUPREME, COURT OF THE STATE OF
New York. County of New York.--Theresa
Weisbein, plaintiff against Max Wetsbein.
defendant. Summons. Action for absolute
divorce.
10 the above named defendant:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to an
sUer the complaint in this action and to
SCI e a copy Of your answer on the plaintiffs
attorney within twenty days after the service
OF this summons, exclusive of the day of
service, and in case of your failure to appear
or answer, judgment will Do taken against
YOU by default for the relief demanded in
the complaint
Dated New York. November 10, 1920.
LOUIS BENNETT,
Attorney for plaintiff, office and post office
address, 81 Broadway, Borough OF Man
haitian, CITY of New York.
To Max Weisbein:
Inc foregoing summons is served upon YOU
Dy publication. pursuant to an order OF Hon
Edward r. Finch, a Justics OF the Supreme
Court Of the State Of New York, dated the
l1th day Of January, 92i, and filed with
the complaint in the office of the Clerk os
tho County of New York, at the County
Court House n the Borough OF Manhattan
CiLy, County aid State OF New York
Dated New York, January 10th, 1921
LOUIS BENNETT, -..
Attorney for, plaintiff, office and post office
ADDRESS. 6l Broadway, Borough OF Man
haitian, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-17
Manhattan
To LEr-UNrURNIsHpn
Manhattan

FIVE ROOMS AND BATH. s75 TO sfo5.
In the cooperative plan elevator apartment
houses. Nos: II and 10 East 95th ST. near
9th aV,, in the social center; cash investna
$4,000 to $4,000, which includes cost Of stock
ownership. renovation and decorating: living
room l1X26 feet, closets 3x8 and 3X feet;
unique, equitable, money saving co-operative
plan. WILLIAM CRCI<SHANK'S SONS,
agents. 50 Liberty st.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-17
$500 CASH

VIII buy AZ Bryn Mawr Park on outgkirt.
plot with fine old shade. The house is ex-
geptionauy we'll built, with many Innovations
ment and is Dutch Colonial. of vide, white
shingles. Tho price is SIG, 600. Easy terms.
KoBEkI II. FARLEY ORGANIZATION
u r. 44th St, y. y. Q. Murray Hin 112N
New-York tribune., 1921-02-17

THREE ROOMS AND BATH, $50.
On first floor, in the cooperative plan eleva,
tor apartment house. No II EAST 95TH ST,
v.eHtment, St.26o; the rental value Of this
tnree-room apartment being 800, the invest
msnt men - saved in two years. WILLIAM
CRUIkSIIAMK,S SONS. Sb liberty 9.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-17
Standard Oils

BALES Open' f3ssn 3e. ISts Iss.
~ %Sy.s %0i,o ~; ~, oS Ind - 10 691a e9b
20 *Std oil Of n - 851 $50 3tl
New-York tribune., 1921-02-17
Judgments Filed

The following Judgments were rled yes
terd@y, the first name being that OF the
debtor
Ammanna, Annh--L. Beitrone. =. s2,o4B.23
Bernstein, Joseph - George A
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New-York tribune., 1921-02-17
Satisfied Judgments
In New York Canntx

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