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New-York tribune., 1921-01-22
Caddock Denies
He Sought to Bar
Lewis's deadlock

Earl Caddock, who meets Ed
cStrangler") Lewis, the champion, for
the worlds heavyweight wrestling title
at the list Regiment Armory next
Monday night, processes to be all "het
up because Billy Sandow, Lewis's
manager, declared the other day that
the agitation against the head lock
hold as used by Ed was inspired by
Caddock and his friends.
Caddock insists that he will be
grievously disappointed il Lewis does
not use the head lock on him when
they get on the mat.
"It's the only hold he knows; why
not let him use it?" demanded Earl
last night, and then continued: Tt
won't do him any good. Perhaps he
remembers that the last time we met,
in Des Moines, l sent him off the mat
whimpering from toe hold. I'll do it
again on Monday night"
Both Lewis and Caddock will indulge
in light workouts to-day and then
rest until the bell rings. Lewis de-
clared last night shat the only person
who would have a chance to withstand
the pressure of the head lock would be
baseball player.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-22
Flats
Sought After
By Investors
Trading Reported Yesterday
Covers Wide Territory,
With Considerable Actiy.
ity in East Side Tenements

H. T.FWood sold, for the Bovina
Realty Company 500 and 515 West
10th Street, two fve-story apartments,
S5x1O0.
The Orland, six-story elevator
apartment at 311 West Ninety fourth
Street, 50x1oO.s, title to which is held
by |. Townsend Burden, as trustee.
has been sold according to report.
The four-story fat 1863 East Ninety
first Street has been sold by Cleary &
O'Connell for Morris Siegel to John
B. Ricc.
Amy Remey sold to Sidney L. Teven
the fve-story flat 228 East Eighty
ninth Street, 25x1OO8.
Henry Brady and Mary E. Donovan
sold the fve-story tenement 429 West
Eighteenth Street to James C. Smith
through E. Bert Brady, of Henry
Brady's sales department.
Leon Markus sold to Frank Smejka
the four-story tenement 1925 First
Avenue, northeast corner of Seventy
first Street, 27.2x75.
Thomas J. O'Reilly sold for the
Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank 256
Henry Street, three-story tenement,
20.7x1O7.
Julius Israel sold to the Friedland
investing Corporation the fve-story
tenement 103 Clinton Street, 25.4x1O0.
Hugo Haaga sold to Morris and
William Weinreb the five-story tene-
ment 2S2 Delaney Street, northwest
corner of Cannon Street, 3Ox5O.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-22
DickersOn Defeats
Rice in Golf Final
On Belleair Course
From, Special Correspondent

BELLEAIR HEIGHTS, Fla, Jan. 21.
DIR. L. B. Dickerson, of Clearwater,
won the annual January golf tourna-
nent here to-day when he defeated
Grantland Rice, of Englewood, by up
end 2 to play, over the thirty six hole
final. The Clearwater golfer had lead
Of & up at the morning round. He
got an early advantage of two holes
end Rice was always fighting to get
even.
Rice had 6-foot putt for win at the
last hole, but failed even to get half.
and the pair went to luncheon with
Dickerson holding commanding lead.
which he increased at the second hole
in the afternoon, with one of the pref
test shots ever played here. He sliced
his tee shot to the rough, with Rice get
ting long ball straight down the CEN
tn. Then he played over the tops Of
several pine and palm trees and laid
he ball almost dead.
In the second sixteen, L. Beecher, Of
Hllsboro, Ohio. defeated E. A. Engler,
Of Glenview, by and 8. The third
sixteen went to Hugh Hamil, of Merton
Cricket, who defeated Edward McWil-
lams, Of Dwight, H., by to 6. The
beaten eight Of the first sixteen went
to R.. S. Quigley, of Lockhaven, Pa,
sho defeated T. ". Kennedy, of Mer-
ion, Pa, by and 2.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-22
FACTORY PROPERTY FOR SALE
RENT
SsssasEsiisss Sssss;as Sifsssz IN Factories
FeiSt GFeiSt .3Aa .A.hs2r: srSad Is IS )
LEGAL NOTICES

I'm THE DISTRICT COURT OF TEE
sdJI UNITED STATES. IN AND FOR The
.. F. DREW CO. INC. DsfendsntiM Def. snin..
In Equity No. e. 1929
70 the Creditors Of E: F. Drew & Co.,
Inc the above named defendant:
TAKE NOTICE THAT by order OF tn.
United States District Court for the South
ern District Of New York, dated January
ORDERED that all persons having
claims or demands against E. F. Drew 4
60, Co., Inc. be required to file a verified
lszI, with the undersigned Receiver at
% Broad Street. in the Borough Of Man
Yatian. Yarn rhy' Eh,sy' County and State of New
ms claim with the Receiver by the 1st
dsy Of April. 1921. shall be debarred from
any snare ef. IN or to the property. as
Co. lne.. or the proceeds thereof in the
control or administration OF this Court
saIo statements of claims shall be sworn
10 under oath or affirmation before any
otricer authorized to administer oaths bv
the laws OF the state or county where
SAG SAG statements OF claims are verified
ana sull particulars. II the claim is evil
denced by any written instrument. ths
same or copy thereof shall be attached
to the statement. II there be any known
seton or counter-claim In favor OF K F.
Drew q Co. Inc. or Its receiver, date.
sna ,nil particulars and the amount there
70 81 zen. IN every case the dates
OF maturity Of claims set-offs or counter
claims shall be given. All claims shall
oe stated In United States currency.
You arc required. pursuant to the pro-
visions OF the said order to nIs vour
claim with the underslgned Receiyer -
his office. No. so Broad Street, Borough
OF Manhattan. City. County and State of
New York on or before tho lst day Of
Dated. New York. January 1lth, 1914.
~ MAX LOWENTHAI., Receiver.
OInce and p. ., Address: SO BroaA
Street. New York City, N, Y.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-22
DANCING INSTRUCTION
PROPOSALS

FOR SALE UNDER SEALED PROPOSAL,
Can be seen 25th ST., East River. week
days, between and 5 p m Further par
rlculars oArpy Building. 50 whitehall st.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-22
Cinderella Purse
In South Captured
ByDancingg Spray

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 21.-In the Gin.
oerella Purse, for -year-olds and
upward, at the Fair Grounds track to.
day Dancing Spray, the five-year-o]d
brown mare from the Tracy e. Walker
stable, with Jarvis in the saddle, proved
herself the class in the mile feature BY
reating home Tailor Maid and Marie
Maxim. Phe odds against the winner
were to 5, and the time was 1:364-5
The results:
First First rage tor two-year-old rnaidens:
lo7 (Josiah). 7 to ?. 6 TO S and to s.
won; Stomp. lis (Connelly). to ., to g.
and 3 to S, second Baby Evelyn. 1l2
Time, o:37 l-5 Lotta G.. Land Sail. Muz.
zey Kate Brunmel. Plunella. Some Model,
S;asmliIa s., Annie. Farewell Taps and
Miss Finn also ran.
e, Second Sec race (for. three -yar-olds; purse,
sl.oog; claiming; six furlongs s)--Julia y.
4eo pS oroole1, IL to 5, even and | to 2. won
5nl5aanaaerer ana 9e ll sadong E Smith, Hat to to
stock). IL to l. to / and s to 2 third
Time, is 3-5. Huen. Marguerite Dixon,
Charlotte c., Machine Gunner Lura Mary
Fonso. DR.. Howard and Tom Roach also
ran.
Third race (for three -year-olds and up
ward; purse, $1,000; claiming six fur
L..
to and even, won indian. 10S (Jarvis)
to !. to and to S, second. Ragazza,
loS (Ponca). Z to !. to and to 5.
third Time. 1;13 2-5. General Larghetto
Mountain Dew. Flying Orb. Zone D'Armer,
Miss Minks, Kingling II. Assume and
Teachers Pet also ran.
Fourth race (for FLIES and mares: The
Cinderella Purse three year-olds and up
ward; purse $500; one mile)-Dancing
won; Tailor Maid. 1o7 (King). to l
to and l to 3. second; Marie Maxim,
"a (Swart) ~ to l. to / and even, third.
Time. 1888 As. Inquiry, Escarpolette and
Miss Rankin also ran.
Fifth race CThe Jubilant Purse; for
three-year olds; purse. 81 1000; one mile)--
Pimlico, 112 Gregory, to l. to and
to s, won; Master Jack 100 (Hamilton),
6 to I. to and even. second; The For
5 10 2, third Time, 40 1-5. Petrarch.
Gorilla, loneliness. The Moor, Gilt Fringe
and Ocean Swell also ran.
Sixth race for four-year-ods and up
ward: claiming; purse. 81 900: one mile
and sixteenth)-Lucky B.. 107 (Roberts),
2 to 5, to and out, won; kuklux, lO2
(Mooney). IS to /. to 1 and to /, sec.
to 2 and to S. third. Time, :4s 35.
Hank O'Day Baladin. Raider and Water
wood also
Seventh race (for four -year-olds and up
and "a sixteenth)-Plenty. III Uyke), 8 TO
s. to and out, won; Lorena Moss, l04
(F. Smith). to ], to and to .,
second; Big Idea 81 tJarvis). to J, 8
TO 5 and 3 to 8, third. Time. ~ l-5.
Plenty, Homeward Bound and Newell w.
also ran
New-York tribune., 1921-01-22
Brokers to Pay 100000
Rental for Broadway Snace

Pease & Gilman leased space at AZ
Broadway to S. S. Ruskay & Co.,
brokers, now at 20 Broad Street, for
al. aggregate rental of about $500, 700.
M. l.. Hess, Inc, leased the sixth
foor at 1880 West Twenty third
street, a. an aggregate rental of
s125,000, to the Dexter Folder Com
rany, Tor executive Offices and show
loom. w. E. Tucker represented tie
lessees.
The Cross & Brown Company leased
space at 474 Broadway to Hyman Osh-
erofsky, Adolph Hochhauser and Grazi
q Dabah, at 440 Fourth Avenue to the
klotz Throwing Company, at 80 West
Fifteenth Street to Rose-Stownes Com
pany, at 21 East Forty eighth Street
to Ruder Brothers, the building at 549-
557 West Fiftyfourth Street to Henry
Bosch Company, space at 149-151 West
Ihlrty sixth Street to Kreigers, Inc, at
245 West Fiftyffth Street to the West
chester Accessories Company and Sam
vel Babcock, at 954 Eighth Avenue to
the Automobile Owners Supply Depot,
at DIG Fifth Avenue to Buy Bano Com
pany, at 39 White Street to Louis A,
Schwagerl and at 562 Fifth Avenue to
Mary T. McGee and Charles Fischer.
William A. White & Sons leased for
Robertson-Cole Offices at 721-723 Sew
erth Avenue to Turges Amusement
Corporation.
Douglas l.. Gilman g. Co., inc,
lrased the seventh floor at 15-17 West
Forty sixth Street to the Association
of National Advertisers, Inc.
Charles F. Noyes Company leased
with j. j. Fleming space at 100 Broad
way, to Clark Williams & Co., for five
years, at an aggregate rental of about
Metcalf & Rover, Inc, and the sAth
floor at AZ Duane Street to James, Cole
& Knoop.
He'll & Stern at 37-39 West Twenty
eighth Street, store and basement, to
Otto Erler, Inc; at 70 Fifth Avenue,
the fourth floor to Cohen-Endel & Co.;
It 41-43 West Twenty fifth Street, the
New-York tribune., 1921-01-22
Four Favorites Win
In Races at Havana

HAVANA. Jan. 21.-Jake Field, Koran
Clark NJ. and Rancher were the win
ming favorites at Oriental Park to-day
The other two events were won by
Punctual at to l and Pas de Chance
at to l. Rancher, in his second ap-
pearance of the year, made good by
winning the purse event at one mile
stepping the distance in the good time
of 1:4O 1-5. Sweet Music was second
with Pie third.
The results:
and upward claiming; six furlongs)-Jake
Field, IL (Miller), to 5, 3 to and / to
g. to and 7 to TO- second; Pokey B.,
! II (Fletcher). to /. 6 TO and to S,
third Time, 1:14. Darley Belle, Flex NJ,
Walker. Little Buss and Honest George
also
Second race tpurse 800; three year -olds
6 to 9, won; Aunt Deda, SO (McLaughlln)
to :. : 70 and to $. secopd; .Hanam,
Cousin. Terrible susan, Nobieman. Golden
Red, Triumphant and Onwa also ran.
and UPWARD; claiming; six furlongs)-
Koran. 81 Tenman), even. l to and out.
won, Hush, 1o2 (E. Barnes). 5 to l. 8 to 5
and out, second; Pornerene, 1o4 Gancas-
teri, to /. even and out. third. Time.
1913 l-5 Orleans Girl and Polar Cub ais )
Fourth race tpurse s7oo; three-year olds
and upward; claiming six furongs)--
Clark 81. III (Domlnick). to s. to and
to 3. won: Aigrette. 1o7. (Wilson). to l,
l04 (smitht S to Q, even and / to O. third,
Time. 1:14 2-5. Ed Garrison. Plantagenet.
Fait Accompn. Lady Hester and Miss
Sweet also
Fifth race tpurse $500: four-year -olds
and upward; claiming; ono mie) -
Rancher. I15 Francis) even l to and l
TO s, won: Sweet Music. 105 (Wison). to
j. to and to 5. second; Pie. 10.
fMangan). 4 to !, to and to 10 third.
Hedstart and stepson also ran.
Sixth race (purse s7oo; four year old $
and upward; claiming; one mile and ATTY
7,o ana - iuo w., ,Ntua'ppi Sea pr,nce ~
1os (Francis). TO /, 10 and even.
second; Doiph. 1o5 (Kennedy), to 81 to
2 and ! 70 4. third. Tirue. l:44 2-5. Paula
", Attorney Muir and Lithoiick also ran.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-22
Commission Decides in
Favor of Buffalo Boxer

The State Boxing Commission, which
was called upon to settle the complaint
OF Angil Christiano, manager, against
Jesse Morey, Buffalo boxer, has de-
cided that it cannot recognize the
verbal contract between these two
parties and rendered a verdict in ia
vor Of Morey, VINO sought to have Bert
Finch named as his manager.
The commission. which met yester-
day afternoon, also took action against
lax Singer, Buffalo manager, who
vas charged with attacking referee
following a bout at the Queensberry
A, C., on January 3. Singer was sus-
pended for thirty days.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-22
Want Advertisements
Help Wanted Business Cards
Situations Wanted Business Opportaaities
Soarders Wanted Employment Agencies
Furnished Rooms Lost. Found and Rewards
LOST, FOUND AID REWARD

LCST-Diamond brooch. gold setting with
oiack enamel; valued as heirloom: be-
tween New Amsterdam Theater and Ritz
Sariton Wednesday night; liberal reward.
Burden, telephone Greenpoint o9S9 B'klyn.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-22
65 Conev Island Lots Sold

l.. J. Phillips & Co., with Pierce W.
Grace and Walter j. Smith, sold for
the Fort Washington Realty Company,
NJ. S. Ames treasurer, a plot of sixty
five lots on Conev Island Avenue, Ave
nues X and Y, Eleventh and Twelfth
streets, to the Meister Builders, Inc.
The Meister Builders, Inc, sold for
Improvement the southeast corner of
Little Neck Road and Coney Island
Avenue, 40x1OO.
Charles Partridge sold the two-fam-
lly house 1886 Sterling Place for H.
Greenberg.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-22
Results of Auction Sales
By Samuel Marx

BY Samuel Marx H
WEST END AV, s96. S. 2o.11 8 1o4th st,
20x67. 3-sty dwlg; Lillian NJ Rice agt
Eliz G. Cherry ct al; Powell Crlchton,
atty; due. $50, o,34s.91; taxes etc, sS40:
to the Larchmont Holding Company for
$24,75O.
BY Joseph p. Day
EAGLE AV, cor 156th st. 10ox62e,
vacant Marie Heiderran Treubg ct al
agt Jennie Hackney ct al; due, $17,-
30e.12; taxes. etc. sl,07l64; to the plain
TIFF for $4,000.
BY James ]. Donovan
25oTH ST. cor Fieldston I'd, 1321ox
7411x134x71.l1, dwelling; Loren c; Barn
hart agt Charles Evans ct al; due,
s7.743.91; taxes. etc, s425; pr mtge s2S,
ESQ; to J Hamilton for $3.50 over
prior lien.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-22
Plan for Golf Trip Abroad

PITTSBURGH, Jan. 2l.--Plans are
being made by William c. Fownes jr.,
former national title holder, for the
trip OF American golfers to Great
Britain next summer According to
Fownes to-day, the most prominent
golfers in the United States will be
members Of the team. Among them
are Chick Evans, Francis Ouimet,
Bobby jones, Dave Heron, Bob Gard :
ner. Nelson Whitney, Max Marston and
Bert Whctmorc.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-22
Army Athletic Teams
In Four Meets TODAY

WEST POINT, n. Y, Jan. 21.-Arml
athletes will have busy day to-mor-
Nz., No such program Of athletic
Seuh for cadets has ever been pre-
dsusIy arranged at West Point.
At.2:3o p. m. Army wrestlers viii,
20 10 the ma. with the grapplers OF
.rineeton. Cornell will tackle the
/ rmy basketballers on the court in the
im at 3:45. Lehigh and the Army
~ meet in the swimming tank at {
. clock and the West Pointers will take
"a Yale at polo in the big riding hal
f:30 o'clock
New-York tribune., 1921-01-22
Robert ]. Hillas Buys Estate
Of w. d. Mann in Montclair

Robert J. Hillas, president of the
tldellty < Casualty Company of New
7 ork, purchased from the estate of W.
ID. Mann, ten acres with residence, cot
tae and outbuildings, corner of Marris
Avenue and Whippany Road, Morris
town, n. J., through Eugene V. Welsh.
Mrs: Elizabeth c.. 7. Miller, of Cleve-
land, bought two plots in the Harriet
Villa section Of Harrington Park, N. j..
and will erect a dwelling on the site.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-22
Former Bronx Nib1o's Garden
Bought for Dancing Academ,

Former Niblo's Garden, at the SOUTH
east corner of Third Avenue and 17Oth
Street, fronting 1880 feet on the ave
nue. and 420 feet on the street. has
been bought by the w. C. Reeves Real
Estate Company, headed by George D.
Grundy. 1t will be conducted there
as dancing carnival including roller
skating, billiards and dancing instruc-
tions.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-22
East Side Building for Edison

The New York Edison Company As
the buyer of the building 33 Attorney
Street, sold recently through Joseph
P. Day.
Frances Nathan and Moses Berman
are the buyers of the plot, 1OOx75, on
the south side of 145th Street, 375 feet
east of Lenox Avenue, sold recently by
the Pinkney estate.
Caroline NJ. E. Gorken is the pur-
chaser of the dwelling $50 West
Eleventh Street,
New-York tribune., 1921-01-22
Investor BUYS Bronx Flat

g. Connaughton, sold for the Popek
Realty Company, Inc, the 25-family
apartment 2615 Jerome Avenue 63x12l.
The property at 41S5 Park Avenue is
to be taken over by the 41S5 Park
Avenue Corporation, formed at Albany
with E. Wolper, S. Imershein and j.
Noble as directors.
James A. Stengle sold to Frank Peter
mann the ee-story house 1859 In
tervale Avenue. 25x574.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-22
BUSINESS CARDS


STILLINGs INC. e2t MADISON AVE
I59th st.) ANNOUNCE business as usual.
Starts with large lot OF Sloanes, wilton.
Ax AK xhlinister. Brussels (both domestic and
blue. plain. old rose, drab. mixed. Oriental
patterns. 81, So. 50 yard up. RUGS. ali
sizes, all prices: $40, $50. $50 up. superb
S,Iolorings. plain and mixed designs in art
looms, Whttals. Making over cleaning.
iitaStihg, dyeing. repairing. reweaving; re-
'iao'e. reasonable. Plaza 1895.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-22
Refuses 100000 for PAGER

CLEVELAND, Jan. 21.--An offer Of
100000 for Prince Loree. said to be a
record for a pacing gclding, was re-
jeeted to-day by Captain David B. Shaw.
Prince Loree Is said TO be the worlds
doubc gated champion. His pacing
mark for a mile is 200 and his trot-
ting mark, 2:Q3Z.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-22
Proposed Baseball Schools

BOSTON, Jan. 21.--Schools Of base
bali to solve the problem of obtaining
new players IN the major and minor
leagues were suggested to-day by Man
ager Fred Mitchell Of the Boston Ma
tionals, who predicted that such train
ing schools would be established at
baseball parks within a few years
New-York tribune., 1921-01-22
Sells Fine Chappaqua Estate

Mrs. Caroline B. Thompson sold her
estate, situated near the Bedford Road
Chappaqua, to client of George
Howes. The property consists of a
Dutch Colonial house with five acres.
The property was held at $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-22

TEASDALE RESIDENCE - Chaperonars
girl students also young women during
parents, absence: references. 22s W. 72d
New-York tribune., 1921-01-22
BUYS Home Near Park Avenue

Percival Wilds, as trustee, sold the
four story dwelling as East Sixty-frst
Street, 20x100.5. The new owner has
taken title in the name of jeremiah
F. Donovan.
Frederick Dauber resold to Ethel
Krasner the three-story dwelling 106
West 11Sth Street, 17X1O011.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-22
Boston A. A. Takes Lead

BOSTON, Jan. 21-~The Boston
Athletic Association defeated the Shoe
Trades Hockey Club, : to 0, at the New
the lead In the Eastern Division of the
United States amateur Hockey Asso-
citation 10 3. A. A,
New-York tribune., 1921-01-22
HELP WANTED MALE

A business house of national
reputation requires young man
who has personality. education
and a good record, preferably ono
familiar with office routine and
accustomed TO meeting people, to
qualify for its selling organization.
This business was established
and reached its present place by
nard, consistent and patient effort.
You may expect your success with
US TO be reached by the Same
process.
To consider yourself an appii.
can't give us briefly by letter tho
following information: Age, ma
tionalty, religion. education. mar
ried or single, experience for past
hve years. present salary and SAL
ary expected. Address c. r. r..
Box Sls. City Hall P. o.. N. 7.
Clty.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-22
Doc" White Nav Lead Club

MCHMOND, Va, Jan. 21.-Directors
ID club owners Of the Virginia Base
al League have awarded the Rich
iiend franchise TO Jake Wells. old
me major league star. Doc White,
amer White sox pitcher, is mentioned
~ Dessible manager of the club.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-22
Fire Record

A. NJ. LOSS
l2:4o-1s28 list av.; Ruth J. Bruce
1:2o-l2s2 Lexington av. ii. Her '''''"s
1:ao-ai8 aiaaei i. s5th st.; bcrnaT9 Unknown
2ssS-57 y y. slst St; Hotel Colonial :I'in'"s
Trning
5000 '' W 1s4th st.; NJ Lowe rriaIng Thine
S:3o-3l7 e. 10Th ST.. Dennis Man
s:4o-s5sS W soth ST.. weinstein i:i HA"'~"
HOLDING co. ............ L nkno Wn
s:5s-i4 Barclay St; George Rauth
ll:o5-lH M ' " 45th St.; Robsrs esNn0"n
Lopel Trifing
II 1:1o-Mott and Spring sts; auto
truck; Sam Digage. .Trihing
1l:l0-366 Avenue A; Henry Schultz
Trihlng
113o-51s w. 185th ST; unknown Unknown
1i:35-l39th st. and Harlem River;
scow; unknown .......... Trinlng
IL :55--2S53 Bainbridge ay, Bronx:
brush in lot; unknown. ....... None
II :55-3o0l Heath av., Bronx; Ed
ward Farrell ............ Unknown
12:05-220 w. 116th st; Ella Muir
ray ............. ............ $500
12.25-2s61 Bainbridge av., Bronx;
Charles @. Enopz ........ Trifin z
215-1440 Boston Road. the Bronx
Frank Ritz...............T .TriHing
215--7s e. 1o7th st. Max Singer. Triing
22o--32s w. Goth st; Edw Healy .Trilng
355-S5l e lb3d ST., the Bronx
David Atasle Trifiing
e:00-177th st. and Selma ave. the
Bronx; unknown. ....... Trinng
5;10-Southern Boulevard and West
chester ave, auto; Law
renee Scigel. .......,... Unknown
545-Whte Plains and East Tre-
mont aves.. the Bronx
s:56-1ssd st. and Washington ave;
s:oo-commonwealth panSn and Gleason N'''
aves; unknown......... Unknown
s:16-3o5 West End ave-; Alice
Kcmpner INSTRUMENTATION. Slight
System ..........,.....U Unknown
6:55--2s2d ST.. Tlndall ave. and
Fedstone Road. the Bronx;
7:25-13o-l34 w. 2lst St; Samuel
S;oo-244 Cherry st.; r. Rosen
s:0o-3sl Greenwich ST.; George e.
Cutler ............. Unknown
9;oo--l42 w. 7sth ST. unknown Unknown
9:00-3s19 Sd av.. the Bronx Doll
Mfg. Co. .:..::...,.... Unknown
s:05--East of +13 w. l44th ST.; lot:
unknown .......-... ..... Unknown
e:50-~s n. 18th ST.; Levy n
Schmucker .............. Unknown
l0:oo-~1Os Amsterdam av. Henry
Eprriy Unknown
10 oo8s Crosby st. American Trav
cling Bag Co. Unknown
lo:oo--l025 Caldwell av.. the Bronx;
,,;ls-ass wooster e at: 4. roplei.. UnSnown
New-York tribune., 1921-01-22
Tenants in 48th Street House
Rent Entire Ruildino

Pease & Gilman leased for the es-
tate of E. H. Van Ingen, represented
by Carstein & Linnekin, to Louis A.
Louvet and Nine. Lydia Rivet the four
story dwelling "a West Forty-eighth
Street, between Fifth and Sixth ave
nues. The lessee already occupies a
floor in the house, and now assumes
possession of the whole building
20 EFT EO1, puSINuSS u1.unorua
New-York tribune., 1921-01-22
Diamonds, Jewelry. Etc.
Furniture

DIAMONDS bought and sold for cash fyom
lhuiFlauals or estates. BENNETT. iTS
Broadway, I'd floor