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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-02
Mike Gibbons
 Meets Rather

New York, Aug. 2 = Phantom Mike" Gibbons, of St. Paul, whose return to the boxing game has been marked by many victories, will meet A11gie Rather, the New York mid dleweight. in a ten round decision bout here tonight
 Should the St. Paul boxer defeat Rather he will seek an early en- gaeement with Johnny Wilson whose title as middIeweight champ has ben in dispute since his recent fight with Bryan Downey in Cleveland
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-02

Eddie, pitching for the Ben der tribe, yesterday twirled a su- uerb brand Of ball and demon- Strated he has the goods Len non shut out Springfield, hold in the Ponies to four scattered hits, and famed five men. Pretty nifty twirling, Eddie!
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-02

The 'fcoming out party" of Chet Thomas, Hartford's new manager, was huge success from Jim Clarkin's standpoint Gene McCann Joe BOehling ct al extended all courteSieS possible. The B. D.'s lost the game, but it's always nice for the home folk to see a. new manager make a successful debut
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-02
Games Today
Scores Yesterday.

I Hartford '. Brldgeport D. New Haven 5, Springfield (11 inn-
 | ings, first game); New Haven i,
 Springfield 0 (second game). | Worcester 5, Waterbury 1.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-02
Big League Dust

George sisler got the only hIt made off Bush in the Red Sox to 0 ehutout of the Browns
 .old Rnr' Adams. Pittsburgh's s veteran twir1er, held the Braves in check, the Buccaneers winning to 3 Exciting features: Hank Gowdy givep- the gate and PowelPs home run
 Washington air is not beneficial to Tv Cobb's Tigers. the Senators win ming three straight over the BenSals-
 Frank Bakers homer and Waite Hoyt's pitching featured the Tanks win over Cleveland, which put the Characterization bunch up to within five points of the Indians
 Frisct,'s hit aided the Giants to victory over tho Reds, the McGraw ouffit keeping step with the league leading Pirates
 Joe Dugan has been indefinitely suspended by Connie Mack, follow ing Dugan's ultimatum that he be disnosed of to some other club
 Tho Phils batted >Cheeves. Cubs twirler, out of the boX. Inahlns Il fnIIr wins in the series of five.
 R,ook,yn knocked Haines out ot the box in the ninth, scoring 1iVe runs beating the Caros to l.
 ROGERS SUCCEEDS GLYNN-
 poeers the Putnam twirler, has .ucceeded GIynn as captain Of the p,,tnsnl baseball team of 1921 Rog- ers and Manager Goide will work to- eetber for the teams interest The Putnam will play the P1rats on Dia- rnord No. 5, 1=30 D. n1-, sunday. All r1eyers are requested to be on hand on Diamond No ', 6:3o D. m. Wed uesda3 evening
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-02

NEW YORK-The New York Caledonian Club will hold its sixty fifth annual athletic carnival, Sept at Ulmer Park, Brooklyn
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-02
Arrival of Shade.

Vancouver, B. C.. Aug. - Billy Shade. San Francisco boxer and claimant of four Australian cham- pionships - we1ter, middle, light heavy and heavywefght-ar arrived to- day from Australia
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-02

Rocky Mount. N. C.-The franchise recently forfeited by the Petersburg club in the Virginia League, has been awarded to Tarboro, N- C., it was an nou1lced here last night.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-02

CINCIN-NATI-The period during which trades are permitted in the major league ended at midnight last night
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-02
STANDING
GAMES TOMORROW.

Bridgeport at Waterbury. Pittsfie1d at Worcester. Hartford at Springfield. Albany at Hartford.
 Games Today. Bridgeport at Waterbury. Pittsfie1d at Worcester. New Haven at Albany. Hartford at Springfield.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-02

NEW YORK-Mlle. Suzanne Leng- len, who was to have sailed from
 France, Saturday, will sail on Aug. 6 and reach this country in time to play in the WOmen'S National Cham pionships at Forest Hills on Aug. IS, according to word received by Presi- dent Julian s. Myrick, of the United States Lawn Tennis Association
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-02

SAUIT ST. MARIE, MECH-Beat- Lakes the express cruiser Gar Jr. II. which recently on elapsed time won a race with the Coast Limited from Miami to New York is now heading for Chicago after covering 1,610 miles in 50 hours 45 minutes time.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-02
SPORT SNAPSHOTS

CINCLNNATI-Rum Benton, ex- Giant pitcher, has signed with Kan sas City, but John McGraw stated Io- day he was sold to the St. Paul club.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-02
Major Leagues

AMERICAN. New York 5, Cleveland 9 Boston 2. St Louis 0. Chicago 5, Philadelphia A. Washington 1. Detroit 0.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-02

George Sisler got the only hit made off Bush in the Red Sox 2 to o sfutout of the Browns
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-02

Rrook.yn knocked Haines out O -,,,s heating the Cards to '.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-02

Washington air is not beneficial to Tv Cobb's Tigers, the Senators win nins. three straight over the Bengals-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-02

The Phils batted Cheeves Cubs +virJer- out of the box, making 1t fn,1r wins in the series of five
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-02

Frank Bakers homer and Waite Eov's pi.ching featured the Tanks win over Cleveland, which put the Characterization bunch up to within five points of the Indians
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-02

Joe Dugan has been indefinitely susnended by Connie Mack, follow ing Dugan's ultimatum that he be l5isnoeed of to some other club.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-11-13
NO
HOLLOWS

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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-11-13

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small amount paid for the trial will be
promptly refunded. In each package of
MASTlN'S YEAST VITAMON TABLETS
(obtainable from any good druss,st) Is an
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MINES are used in concentrated form IN
MASTlN'S YEAST VTAMON TABLETS.
Beware Of substitutes and limitations.
Accept only the Original and Genuine.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-11-13

Science Shows Just Why 1t Is Now Such a
Simple, Easy Matter to Have Fresh,
Clear Complexion, Firm Flesh,
Healthy Energy and Graceful
Well-Rounded Figure
New-York tribune., 1921-09-30
Riverside Drive
Corner Flat in All
Cash Transaction
Placid Hall, at I51st Street.
Passes to New Owners; 4
Houses in East 10th St.
Bought by an Investor

The 1sben Realty Corporation, Ben
Jamln Bernstein president, sold Placid
Hall, at 1856 Riverside Drive, southeas st
corner of 151st Street, a six-storv ele-
vator apartment, 103x153, having sevan
families on floor, of 8, 4, 5 and s
rooms, to the 10th Street and Broad
way Company. consisting of Voge! &
Schultz and Schwartz & Rosenberg. It
was an all cash transaction. M. Cohn
& Co. and Henry l. Cooper were the
brokers'
c. Bertram Hubbard, Inc. sold for
the Broomis Realty Corporation the
four six-story apartments $40 and 532
East 120th Street, 150x100, to Mr..
tlnkelstein. o. D. & H. V. Dixie rep
resented the purchaser.
The New York Life Insurance and
lrust Company sold to Emilio Martini
a four story store tenement at 244 East
l06th Street, 27x1O09
Minnie Reichick sold to Jacob Scher-
er and others q five-story fat at East
115th Street, 20x10O11.
William McIlwrath sold to Waiter
MacCaughton a five-story store tene-
ment at 318 East 11Sth Street. 25x
10010.
Wurtele Marston sold to Peter Dobbs
five-story fat at SAP West 1880 Street,
1t 6x99.11
New-York tribune., 1921-09-30
Brooklyn

ROOMS. UP to date: modern improve
nents; garage; two-farniiy house. s44
57th St. between sth and 10th Ayes,
Brooklyn. f. Rothman.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-30

FOUND--Dog. young male. light tan. white
vest studded harness. on 9Th av. |
Thursday afternoon. Clifford 995o Audubon |
New-York tribune., 1921-09-30
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
foRk-Lortex Company Plaintir
against Antonio Fasllace and Houifacio
Falllace. copartners doing business under
the nrrn name and style OF FaliIaca Her
manos. Defendants. Summons
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED IN an
swer the complaint in shis action and TO
serve copy OF your answer on the Piain-
tin Attorneys within twenty days after
the service of this summons exclusive Of
the day OF service; and in case Of vovr
iaiure TO appear. or answer. judgment viii
be taken against you by default for the
relief demanded IN the complaint
Dated August 81. 1921.
DORMAN a DANA
Piafntin's . Attorneys. Office and Postofsca
Address. a2 Liberty Street Bonpuxh Of
Manhattan. New York City. \
To ANTONIO FAILLACE and BONFACro
FAILLACE:
The foregoing summons Is served upon
you by publication pursuant to an order
OF Fon. lsidor Wasservogci Justice Of
the Supreme Court OF the State OF Ne,v
York. dated the 23th day of Septerrber
1921. and filed with the complaint In ths
ONCE of the Clerk Of the County OF Eew-
York, at the County Court House in the
Borough OF Manhattan. City County and
State OF New York
Dated, New York. September goth 1871
DORMAN & DANA
Attorneys for Plaintiff Once and Pos.
ONCE Address. 80 Liberty Street Ror
ough of Manhattan, New York CITY
N 7. -
New-York tribune., 1921-09-30
Old Concern
BUYS Building
In West B'way
manufacturers in Business
Here for 88 Years Pur-
chase Structure for Occu-
pancy: John Street Deal

rhe Charles F. Noyes Company sold
tAe wisner Manufacturing Company,
s.r at $50 Greenwich Street. 24l and
s,s west Rroa way. six-story and
.ssement bu ding. 3T.Txf00. The pur-
y ser has hoeA n business in New
y.rk fer eighty eight years in dairy
-srhinerv proaacts- Extensive i'm
s...sve,nents will be made to the build
10 which will be exclusively occu-
I'd I'D by the buyers. The purchaser
.l<o acquired through the Noyes Com
.,nr an unexpired lease for eight
sssrs. The transaction involves about
gis. s.ooo including the improvements
q be made to the property.
n is believed that the new building
.,.cted at IL TO % John Street by the
srthange Buffet Corporation is to be
,.ssn over by the IT John Street Corpo-
r.ton. which has been incorporated at
sisany By Edward c. and Roswell C.
Ilsbahar David W. Swain, Kenneth F.
fysrs and E. Lucas Foster, all con-
,eetsd with the Athehan law Offices, at
n Nassar Street. The site was bought
sr the Exchange Corporation from the
rfis Realty Corporation in January
+, last year. and has been improved by
she restaurant ECUCeTn WiNn DQIlQln g
n whicn large space is devoted to q
branch o. its chain Of restaurants The
sts was Sermerly occupied by the John
Street Theater.
125th Street Building Sold
Charles A Peabody and the Title
eusrsntee and Trust Company. ex-
s,utors of the Russell estate, sold to
pincus Brown, manufacturer OF cioaks
,,d suits, the four-story building with
stores at $50 West 125th Street, 25x
tN. near Eighth Avenue. The property
i ander lease to the Douglas Shoe
Connany until 1928. when the new
sraer plans TO rebuild the structure.
lsidor Brown was the broker.
Sale on Seventh Avenue
The four story buildsng with stores,
Isx75, at 456 Seventh Avenue, near
Thirty-ffth Street, is to be taken over
bv the newly formed 456 Seventh Ave-
me Company Jacob Scherin. Henry
gammerling, Louis Kramer and Philip
Rosenberg.
Get Twenty-fourth Street Building
Jacob Lewis sold to Ray Silberman
A tour-story building at 145 West Twen-
tr,fourth Street. 25x95.9.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-30
TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS

LOST--Friday. September %. between 51th
and 3sth SITS. or in stores. fancy dia-
mond pin with large center stone and
two drops. Liberal reward IL returned to
L. S. Bassett. 157 w. 57th 81.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-30
Operators and Investors
Active in the Bronx
Take Over Apartments and
Dwellings in Different Sec
tons Of Borough

The Benenson Realty Company sold
eleS Marion Avenue, northwest corner
Of lsSth Street, five-story apartment,
;gxl00. The Benenson Company also
bought from George Krauth. 079 Wales
Avenue, hve-storv fat, 28x130.
the four-srory apartment on tri-
angular shaped plot at the southwest
,srner Of West Farms Road and Long
islIow Avenue has been bought by the
! agle Badge and Novelty Company Sol
lunimowitz president 1t is arranged
nr six families on floor and fronts
ii6 feet on each thoroughfare. The
suding is $50 feet deep.
Henry We'll and the SteinmanPolak
Company sold for Louis Hopp 1913
/ Book Avenue, a tive-story fat, 28x87.
! B. schildhaus and julius Trattner
| sld for A. Liebhoff and B. Feitelson
% Kopel Brumer a fve-story apart
| nent with stores at 1872 Prospect Ave
lHue, 37x124
Jamie Schwartz sold TO Charles Kla-
low a four-story fiat at 2082 Fyse Ave
ne, S5xll3.7x Irregular.
Alice F McCushing sold to Thomas
Reynolds the four-story house, 34x
4 no, at the northeast corner of 167th
Street and Ogden Avenue, known as
al64 Ogden Avenue.
The three-family brick dwelling at
.ai5 Bedford Park Boulevard, 25X100,
as been sold by Rose Zimmerman tc
~ Chupurdy.
The Aspland Contracting Corporate
4 zuld to the S. S. n. Holding, Inc, a
! sso-story dwelling at 100f 1ntervale
1iVenue, 75x100.
salvatore Macaluso sold to William
u Mason three-story building at 9l0
4 1ourtlandt Avenue, 27x115x irregular.
]. c. Green sold to Epstein the two
i Emily dwelling at 1881 Stephens Ave
s,ae, 19x74.
Jacob n. Cohen sold 20 Max Schau-
Rssr a three-story dwelling at TAP Kelly
8sreet, 25x100.
Catharine Baker sold to Vincent
za'Hanlon the two-story dwelling, 25x
20, on the west side of Manida Street,
46 feet north of Spoford Avenue.
Rosa Schott sold to Louis Perrotta
twostory dwelling at $50 East 137th
] sreet. 15xl00.
Frank Berbert sold to Erncstine s.
9sten two-story dwelling at 1856
4 Sashington Avenue, 19.11x144.3x ir-
4 sgular.
John Mclaughlin sold to Anna F.
hickey the two-story dwelling, 25x100,
the south side of East 207th Street.
aal feet west of Perry Avenue.
,lazzare Pelezzare sold to Manasseh
eexander two-storv dwelling at 1891
rtona Avenue, 25x100
Rose Caraucci sold TO Luco De Santo
nouse ar 3071 Villa Avenue, o5xl00.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-30
Store Buildings Planned
For Large Bronx Sites
Investor Purchases Block Front
in Westchester Avenue, and
Will Improve ProDerty

The Owners@Syndicate Company. of
which Macmillan Morgenthau is rresi-
dent sold to Patrick Herman the block
front in Westchester Avenue between
Fox and Tiffany streets. The prop
erty has frontage Of 246 feet on
Street and 95 feet on Tiffany Street.
The property is improved with stores.
The purchaser is an investor Mr..
Emanuel Simon was the broker.
The estate of Pincus Lowenfeid and
William Prayer sold TO the 179th
Street and Lafontaine Avenue Company.
Morris Goldstein president, the north
west corner of 179th Street and Lafon-
tame Avenue, vacant plot, 92x125.
The purchaser is to erect one-etory
garage and the sellers are financing
the proposition with building loan Of
$4,000. The entire transaction in
wolves about 100000 M. Cohn &
Co. and Henry l. Cooper were the
brokers'
William R. Lowe sold a plot, look
$50, vacant, at Buchanan Plac, and
Davidson Avenue for John Buchanan.
This is the first sale of the property
in twenty-five years. Mr.. Lowe also
sold plot, 37.O6x10O, vacant, on north
side of Clinton Place, 100 feet west of
Grand Avenue, for John H. Judge.
A. Eufemia sold for M. Milstein the
vacant plot, 53x122, at the southwest
corner of Herring Avenue and Gun
Hill Road.
Harris Jones, former Building Com
missioner, who will improve with
stores the plot at the northeast corner
of 10th Street and Jerome Avenue,
25x125. Albert D. Phelps was broker.
Max Marx sold to Alexander Mac
kenzie the plot, 244.4x101.3x irregular
at the northeast corner of Bailey Ave
nue. and 229th Street.
William J. Gabel sold for Mrs. Mott
a lot, 25x100, on Crotona Park North,
IT'S feet east of Marmion Avenue.
The Schumann Realty Corporation
sold to Frank Eisman the vacant plot,
50x10o, on the east side of Hoe Avenue,
257 feet south of Aldus Street.
Dauer the vacant plot, 376x95x irre~-
ular, on the west side of Weeks Ave-
nue., 226.6 feet south of 175th Street.
Susan c. Quicker sold to Horris
Browdy the vacant lot, 25xl00, IN the
north side of Oak Terrace, 100 feet
west of Beekman Avenue.
Nanette Handel sold to Frank Car
navill the plot, S3.4x87.9x irregular.
on the east side of Manida Street, 325
feet north of Randall Avenue.
Catharine Morris sold to Alice M.
Etter the property, 24.6x125.9x irreg-
ular. on the northwest side of Sedg
wick Avenue, 269.7 feet northeast Of
Perot Street.
The West 1soth Street Corporation
bought from Emil Nyitray the prop
erty, 50x100, on the west side of Balm
bridge Avenue, so feet south of Niles
Street
William v. Mcpherson sold to Isaac
Okonoowsky the property at 49 East
169th Street, 25x100.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-30
X e al Estate News
Quick Return on Resale
Of West Goth St. House
Recent Purchaser of Dwelling
Disposes of Same to Dress
makers Other Homes Sold

a. H. Levy sold the four-story dwell
Ing, 80 West Ninety-sixth Street, COX
1908, which he recently bought from
Mrs. Rachel Salisbury The new owner
is Nine. Tuschak, dressmaker, now on
l15th Street, who will use it for her
residence and business. Nicholas Celia
was the broker.
Pease & Ellirlan sold for Mrs. Alice
Gosse,. 1o6 West Eighty fifth Street, a
four-story dwelling, 19x1o0
Ralph Russo sold for George Ciz-
merck threestory dwelling at 5151a
East 11Sth Street, 16.Sx100
Maurice Weinstein sold to Emily
Ausbury threc-story dwelling at 4os
East Fifty-second Street, 1s.6x1o6s s
irregular.
George w. Mercer & Son sold for
Alfred A. Gray, 327 West Eighteenth
Street, a three-story dwelling with
four-stcry extension, 22x92.
Edward H. Burger sold a three-sto
two-family brick residence, 20x100, at
So West 1881 Street to Mrs. Mary
Steyn.
Ella F. Scott sold to Mary Lee a
three story dwelling at sos West 18th
Street, 16x9911
New-York tribune., 1921-09-30

HOUSEWORkER or housekeeper; Ameri-
can woman and daughter; good workers
city country. Mrs Cooper's Agency.
657 9Th ave.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-30
New Flats for Marble Hill
And Upper West Side

A. N. Gitterman sold for the Emil
s. Roth estate, Joseph Sinsheimer,
trustee, 26 and 28 Fort Charles Place,
Marble Hill, b0-foot plot, to clients
who resold it to the Alexander Build
ing Corporation. with financing. A five
story apartment, with three and four
rooms, planned for the site and to be
erected under the direction of Edward
f. Hammel and Leo Fcibel. architects
and engineers, will be ready for occu-
pancy in the early spring White &
Case, attorneys, represented the Roth
estate, and Charles Zerbarini acted for
the purchasers.
A fve-story apartment to cost about
100000 is to be constructed at the
northwest corner OF West 230th Street
and Goodwin Terrace by the newly or
ganizcd Goodwin Terrace Realty Cor
poration. of which Maurice Rosenberg
is president. The proposed house will
contain 265 rooms, accommo modatng
fifty-three families. It's street frontage
will be lat feet and its frontage on
New-York tribune., 1921-09-30
plans Filed for Seventeen
dwellings, I'm Bronx Yesterday

], sH1MLINsoN Av. cor Nei! av. 4
sssy ss.yy brick dwlgs. 21x4o, and l-sty
d set = ssrages 1sxlo; Anthony Gregorio'
y ~; z i5oth st archt: cost, $4,000.
= vilS AV. s. so fremont av. 2H -sty
- ssae dwlg, 1896: Paul Alfr. 1928 Clinton
N, rsse eowner; M a Cardo, ei Bible House.
EEL; s,; cost $4,000
.slafNsMADE Av. w cor philip av. s-sty
assss ass = dwig. 1sx3o: Antonio speciarieh,
Ky ,. Bailey av. owner: NJ w Del Claudio,
er's y r tsth st. aren't; cost. 5000.
,s.oii'EN AV, s. 400 9 Burke av.
In o'.ciS dwigs. e0x45: Joseph Swanson,
,s A.. a9otA 81. owner and archt; cost.
,aEsaoNr Av. ne cor Scott pl, 1-sty
ak .se swls. 22x3S: Anna Celisch. 2s2 w
h s., AK, y; owncr. Cart Ceiisch. 2s2 w 1l4th
sasrERN BOULEVARD. W cor West
|tss.' av, 2-sty brick stores and dwlg.
1 q l. he;ntz &, Siegel. 1882 Sd nv. owner
Il: ana eng. ara Lexington ay. archt: cost,
lssa,ANn sss,. Az. 3. soca n Randall av.
|s,s" brick dwlgs. 2Ix46: Eugene Va
~ 4, ~ Leland av. owner, Flood. 1144
, Yiss,yfence M e av. archt; cost, SIS 600,
a. 'ass ny pENCE AN, s. e43 n Heath
aslor J, iFsms am, dwls, sex4o; James J
laISsT laIsSosTT, and archt; cost. $4,000.
trains As. c :. ls5 Lafayette ov, 2-sty
lare, sanwis. 21xss.2; Mrs Gustavs
7ora. Aaoz valentine nv. owner; II 7
tssSs"h' 1902 Overing 81, aren't; cost,
MI. ssan Av VS.. 60 u 1ssth st. 2-sty brick
No,ss;;. soxt5.5 Nellie Mitnositz 59s
Hor.as AV' owner: NJ a Cardo, el Bible
QY AZ aren't; cost. SIS, 900.
iar. 8 $, 22433 s Boston rd. z-sty
ssss uWig l6x22; Laura Moulter, 1865
G. av owner; Econofay Buiit Homo
/. eos. Sstsnd stnd Central Terminal. srchts
I'm BOULEVARD ase n o4otn st
tssns .raine dwlg, 22x30, anG l-sty
gsi xarge. tsx9; Walter stammere.
sr ass penter av. owner: Robert Skri-
| ssf East 1s0th st xrcht: cost. 81. .3e0.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-30

HoUsDwoRKER. young: good cook: ex.
ceptonal references. Miss Fitzg eralds .
Bureau, 366 5th av.
WORKING HOUSEKEEPER; good cook.
manager: country. Miss Fitzg aid >
Bureau. 366 5th
New-York tribune., 1921-09-30

the terrace will be 14s feet. It will
surround an interior court, 45x65 feet
in size. This court will have four en-
frances. A. Grcrs, of Groas & April,
attorneys, is the treasurer OF the new
company
New-York tribune., 1921-09-30
BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds, Jewelry, Etc.
Furniture

DIAMONDS bought and sold for cast
Advice free. Bennett. 113 B way. % foc
New-York tribune., 1921-09-30
REAL EsTATE-sAIE ON RENT
New Jersey

NEW HOUSES AT $4,000 UP
at Bogota Heights. built OF stucco and
frame; steam. parouet floors, electricity:
plots 40x10o. Michael Bros. & Christian
sen, Maplewood and Palisade aves. Tele-
Phone Hackensack 633-R
New-York tribune., 1921-09-30
In the Auction Roory,
At IA vEsEy STREET

AT Il VESEY STRTET
by Henry Brady
EAST s7TH ST, OIL. n =, 200 IT q Fsfth
av, s-sty apt, b9xl00.l1; New York say
ings Bank agt Sarah Harris ct az amt
due, 3940o4.3s; taxes, etc, s2250s ad
Journed to October 2s
New-York tribune., 1921-09-30
SUBURBAN. REAL ESTATE WANTED

WANT TO BUY SUBURBAN HOME. 20
to 30 miles OF Times Sc. near good
committing r. r. service; must be new
or nearly finished have to 10 rooms
baths: garage II possible. = Total price
not over $l2.500 Have $4,000 cash
balance fair terms Jersey. Long Island
or Westchester sections preferred In ord er
named. Prepared TO act now Western,
Box sa2, Tribune, 1854 Nassau St, New
York City
New-York tribune., 1921-09-30
recent = Buyers On West Side

ana. newly formed Amatuk Realty
|sut' ut'~;ay' Charles J. Fitzpatrick pgesi-
r ga = " sne buyer Of the apartment
Ns ives, .S2d Street, sold recently
We .. Whitley is the purchaser O.
|Ak.sI ls4th Street, and Catherine
|AkrtIi-oi OF Z27 West 1l3th Street sold
New-York tribune., 1921-09-30

OFFICE-For rent. sublet all or part Of
suite COS and 500 Berkeley Bldg -
West 44th St. Call phone Murray
HUI 99l4.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-30
FOR SALE

FOR sALT-Oak desk. MAHOGANY t.,,a
two No. Underwood typewr4errs: an
steel safe; all-steel fling cabinet: conplef..
cans: 1000 square feet battleship hrown
in,oieum costumers: office partition, etc
Aiken, As e saith st
New-York tribune., 1921-09-30

Virginia


FOR SALE
$50 acres OF Virginia hunting land ait
uated on Nottoway River. with about
100000 feet OF pine and oak timber
Price. $40 per acre. Apply to Box "a, r
F. D.. Stony Creek Va.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-30

18TH ST. 10 WEST-Entire second floor.
overlooking Plaza; ideal location for
physician. dentist or refined business
Te!ePhone Longacre 2736; rent $500