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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
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FOR SALE-COLORED.
l have several very attractive
homes near 4th and N. ]. ave.
NV, having 6 large rooms and
bath. Price and terms very
reasonable.
B. B. PINN,
Col. 58I7. 7I2 Kenyon st. NV.
BEAUTIFUL 7-ROOM AND 2.BATH HOUSE
in Mt. Pleasant. convenient TO Sacred Heart
Church: hardwood floors: hot water heat. elec.
light; garage; must make immediate sale. Ad-
dress BDx 1O9k. Star office.
LEAVING CITY, MUST SELL SEMI DE-
tsched. sroom, modern brick house q bed
Toomsl; double ga garage; ., arranged , for fami-
81. MODERN NORTHEAST HOME IN
good residential neighborliood: corner house: 8
rooms and tiled bath; immediate possession;
reasonable terms il desired. Address Box s. n.
Star office.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HOUSE; MODERN:
q rooms and bath. Terms. Possession. Colum-
bia 1870.
2-FAMILY MODERN APARTMENT HOUSE.
81 900 cash down will secure this. Four rooms,
modern. upstairs. and four rooms. modern.
hood: now rented for $50 per month. Shows
so per cent gross profit on cash necessary TO
handle. Investigate at once.
+. e. GOODSOW COMPANY.
10 18th st. NV. Main 307; i
Charming St. Opp. Park.
ST3OO-Lovely 2O-ft wide colonial home OF
very large rooms and tiled bath. House in
thorough repair. Lot 140 IT. deep to alley.
The prettiest loca tion in the NV. with a beau
tiful park across the street. Only 81 100 cash.
balance essy.
DAVIS & STEELE,
NJ .,OS2- 1893 1870 New York ave NV
FOR SALE OR RENT.
FOR SALE OR REST--6 ROOM HOUSE; ALL
modern improvements and convenences.
Il. &. G00DNOW COMPANY.
30 18th st. NV. Main 307 i
MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE
KAUFMAN MOTOR EMPRESS CO., BAG
gage transfer and general hauling; prompt
service Phone Main s078
W. B. MOSES & SONS, 11th AND F NV
Modern frepro1f storage
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Central Northwest-%,5 500.

Central Northwest-$, 500.
A very good nine-room house. containing
five bedrooms and two baths. Very well ar
ranged for boarding ruoming house. Cash.
81. 800. See this at once. as owner must sell
Washington Heights-$33, 500.
High-class residence. containing eleven rooms
and two baths on three floors. Six master
bedrooms. Modern in every way. Exceilently
arranged for entertaining. Servants quarters
and bath in basement and freplaces through
out the house. very complete home in
.every appointment.
w. of 10th on Q St.-Slo,0OO.
Nine rooms and two baths: modern through
out; and in very good condition.
Nr. S St. & N. Capitol-%. 600.
Very complete house of seven rooms and
bath Modern, Four large bedrooms. $1,000
cash
Wide Ave. in Petwortll-Sl3.250
Beautiful detached residence Of seven rooms
and ba tn. with four bedrooms Modern. Sleep
ing porch: hardwood floors and trim: fully
screened; fireplace; breakfast porch and other
features.
Statesmen at Office Monday
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

FERTILE FARM-ORCHARDS, STREAM.
fenced. lined; committing distance. Trade FOR
house in city or suburbs. 1878 New Hampshire
Mt. PLEASANT-MODEkN, DETACHED
apartment. 30 apartments: annual rentals over
S13.OOO Will sacrifice. inducing terms. or
consider good equities and some cash Build
ing pays big net returns. Address Box 2GO-k,
Star office.
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''D0S'T'
MISS SEEING THESE
HOMES"
The widespread interest
that the opening Of these
Homes has aroused
has doubtless been because
Of their Individuality and
Completeness to the last
detail.
Every single item OF
construction has been carefully
planned-;he kitchen
completely and conveniently
equipped q servant is
scarcely needed.
All roums are nice size.
Our terms a new. decided
factor to purchasers.
pre-wsr interest rate.
asis 'is 18th hVlt. It,.
just north Of 10th and Park road.
and overlooking Rock Creek Park.
the city's beauty spot.
Don't miss seeing them.
Easy terms.
CHAS. u. SAGER.
Owner and Builder.
923 18th st. Main 36.
Headquarters for New Homes.
On 18th St.
In First Commercial Zone.
the 10 lower | door @ can nh be 't remodeied for BUsI-
NESS. A 3-story. baytvinlow brick. contain
ing 10 rooms and 2 baths; h.-w.h. The house
is in splendid condition and reasonably priced
at $4,000. Terms.
Mt. Pleasant.
very desirable home: 3-story colonial gray
brick: has 10 rooms and . baths: h.-w.h:.
electric lights room for garage. This is worth
inspection and will satisfy the most critical
buyer. Price, $l2,5O0. Terms reasonable.
Petworth-$7,95o. .
Ready to Move In.
Well located, distinctive home. containing
6 rooms and bath; electric lights: economical
heating plant: hardwood h0ors These houses
are In demand and this Is the only one left.
Only 81 100 cash: balance easy terms.
For Sunday appointment. phone Mr.. Ugast,
North .03a.
THOS. E. FARRELL,
Main 1866 ss7 Woodward Bldg.
TAKOMA PARK BARGAIN.
New, modern bungalow. 9 rooms, bath: large
servants room: garage; only 3 blocks from
lot s6xa.e; varant Dec. 81; easy terms Key
at 219 Maple ave. E
ROLAND c. BOOTH.
2l5 I St. NV. Franklin 27o2. =
BY OWNER-ls17 BELMONT RoAD-10
rooms; all modern improvements; perfect con
dition; terms reasonable; must be sold BY Jan.
Is. Inspect any time. l.
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FOR SALE-LOTS

RIGHT OFF 18th ST. NEAR ALLISON ST.
50x1W on grade; 20 cents u foot Phone Main
$500
WOODBRIDGE. n. C-MONROE ST. Ne
Near End ST.. facing south; 50x142 to 13-foot
alley; next TO new house I now building
$9G0 ST. down. balance SIS month.
Mt. RAINIER, Md LOTS.
Facing sunth on Rhode Island ave at 3Ith
ST: 4OxI6l to 15-foOt alley. 500: so down.
balance SO month. discount for all cash.
FRANK ". COWARD,
3ith and Newton sts., Mt. Rniner, Md.
Phone Huntsville tOJ-J
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FOR SALE-APARTMENTS

Fine Residential Section NV.
Large. modern building. ) stories. semi-frc-
proof: Is apartments of and rooms and
tiled baths: practically new heating plant: all
new electric fixtures. Present rent about s.. 700.
Some ss low as $3.50 per room. Will rent over
Sl0.W0 per year at not mare than SO per
room For quick sale owner will consider
sSn, 900 Small cash payment: balance easy
terms Address Box 100 h. Star office.
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SI4.ooo;8 r., completely modern.
$1s,5oo; r., completely modern.
Both the above properties rep
resent the highest type of con-
struction and both can be pur-
chased on reasonable terms.
One desiring suburban home in
a high-class section, restricted
absolutely to white ownership,
will find something here that
should please the most discrimi-
mating possession without delay.
&c. GOODNOW COMPANY,
729 18th St. NV. Main 3O7 II
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FOR EXCHANGE

BUILDING LOT IN DISTRICT. Is MINUTES
from Capitol. clear of ncumbrance, for grand
father clock. diamond. Address Box 166-k,
Star office, Main 2Ol2.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
Continued
F. NJ. JOHNSON
Open All Day J
.. lilo Conn. Ave. NV.
eW York Ave. Near 1st St.

OPSi <hi Doy ,
ITO Conn. Ave. NV.
New York Ave. Near lst St.
Price. 5000.
4 we'll built brick house OF six rooms. tiled
bath and furance heat: deep lot to alley am
pie room for garage. This property In con-
venient to government printing Ofice. city
post ONCE and downtown business section.
Northeast. Near 18th and North
Carolina Ave.
Price. $lO,5OO.
A Johnson built home Of six spacious rooms
and hath: hot-water heat; electric lights:
built-in refrigerat6r: hardwood floors and
TRIM large front aud rear porches: garage.
We consider this an exceptional bargain and
suggest immediate Inspection
Bloomingdale.
Price, $3.50.
Cash payment small.
VACANT. This very attractive six-room-
and-bath brick house. with all modern con
venences: newly refnished throughout: large
rear porches and garage. Possession with
depOsit.
+ N1 IOHNSOl
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]. LEO KOLB,
Realtor,
o,s New York Ave.
Phone Main 5o27.
USMUALED

Values.
Inspect to-day and Monday.
3D1-317 Taylor st. NV.
Beautiful colonial homes; I rooms. double
entrance bath: large front T,orchrs; breakfast
service porthas: every modern improvement
deep yards: ONLY ONE LEFT: ACT QUICK
LY. Representative premises from to
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FARMS
FOR SALE.

50, 5OO-SIX ACRES. PARTLY FENCED. 4
room house, summer kitchen. cellar. stable feed
room corn crib. open she'd 1cx2O IT.: Hew
chicken house. 10x+O #; another adjoining
1D1iU IT.: bruoder house. SX10 IT.: some fruit
trees. strawberries, raspDerries and blackber-
rieS Land all cleared. facing 80 feet on road
by 500 feet deep No incumbrsrres Close TO
two Ines. THOMAS ID. PARKER. Dunn
Loring. Va. next to Methodist Church.
OWN YOIR OWN ORANGE GROVE IN
Fruitland rark Flor.da's finest lake -jeweled
highland section way above level. a few
dollars a month will buy il. Ilant peaches,
quick money crop. with oranges. and the
peaches may he made to pay not only for Your
land and orange grove. but yield a profit he
sides. We can produce YOU better orange
grove for less money than anyone in tie
state and in Florida's greatest section.
Frui:land Park is best. We can prove it.
Write FOR book of actual photographs.
she interesting story of Fruitland Park
farm and why peaches may pay for it.
Lake County Land Owners Association. AZ
Palm ave. Fruitland Park. Lake County,
Florida
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY.

EFIKTNENT HOUSE NEAR .27d ST. IA.
ave-: apartments: sIa.500: steam heat:
rental. 50. .o00 interest and expenses. 81 500.
OWNER. address Box 1s2 +. Star office: 2s
sth ST. sw-SPLENDID WHITE LOCA-
tion: SIS room bricks; water and gas: large
front and back yards; renting for $1O6. Price,
S10,0 200. Terms.
I'd and Va. avs. s.w.--5- room frame, rent
in9 for $3.50 Price. 81 $50 Terms.
THOMAS p. BROWN, CIT ~ st. s.w.
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FOE SALE-H0USES

Continued
REALTY CO.,
anuary ?, 1922.
Main 2076-2O78.
Southeast. 5th Near G St.
Price. $6,35O.
A splendid semi-detachcd home of six rooms.
modern bath and hOt-water heat: room Tor
garage Owner occupant will consider reason
able terms for immediate sale.
Columbia Heights, Quincy st.
Near 18th.
Price, $4,000.
Substantial Cash Payment.
owner having left the city has placed this
attractive home with us for immediate safe
1t contains eight rooIns on two hoors hot
water heat. electric lights: hardwood hoS,s
and trim large rear incosed porcnes: double
brick garage. This property is vacant and
can be inspected at any time.
Cpshur St. Near 9TH.
Price. $500. Cash, ST 600.
VACANT. This semi detached h"ine OF six
rooms and bath has all modern ronveniences:
large front and rear porches: ample room Tor
garage. Immediate possession.
REALTY CO..
Main 2O76-2O78.
ay. January 2. 1922. .
New-York tribune., 1922-08-12
Operators Buy
Three Flats I'm
LexingtonAve.
Purchase Seven-Story Build
ings, Housing Forty-two
Families, at 34th Street
Corner, Held at $75O.OOO

The Joe-Hen Realty Company, rep
resented by Goldfein g. Weltfisch,
bought from the Ralph Realty Cor
poration the three seven-story elevator
apartments at the southwest corner of
Lexington Avenue and Thirty-fourth
Street for S750,000.
The structures, pioneer apartments
In the Murray Hill section, front 141
feet on Thirty-fourth Street and 1T 6
feet on Lexington Avenue. They con-
tain accommodations for forty-two
families.
Martha A. Rodgers sold to Mabel f.
Wendelken and others the five-story
fiat and stores at 215S Fifth Avenue,
southwest corner of 182d Street, 1sx75.
Lawrence s. Goldberg sold to Nellie
Graham the five-story fat ut 50 West
I05th Street, 19.5x100.11.
Rose CHAT sold to William Menser
the fve-story tenement at 1876 Monroe
Street, 26.1x100.
Morris Gambler and Samuel Tishler
bought the four-story tenement at 100
Allen Street, 222x88.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-12
STORAGE NOTICES
WAREHOUSEMAN'S SALE
OF GOODS FOR
Unpaid CHARGES

In accordance with the provision of law
here being due and unpaid charges for which
the undersigned Globe Storage and Carpet
Cleaning Company and Day Meyer Murray
S& Young. Inc, are entitled to a lien as ware
housemen the goods hereinafter described
and due notice having been given to ali par
ties known to claim interest therein, and
the tiTna specified In such notice for pc eynent
Of such charges having expired. there viii be
cold ut public auction az the warehouse. 315-
3o7 East 61st-st. New York City. on MON
DAY. August 18th, 1922. at II 80 4. NJ. and
II the sale thereof is not completed on said
date the same will te continued at 3e5-3a7
East 6lst st such future date or dates
sale. which date TO be announced shall te
August 2Sth a:sS seth. 1892. beginning alto 80
a. NJ and continuing until ali the goods
sold-Ihe following deNcribed property. 10 wit
Household furniture. consisting OF parlor
library furniture. pianos. Nietrolas, phono-
graphs musicsl Instruments. typewriters
carpets. rugs. trunks. boxes. barrels. suit
cases, conf ents. scon0istinv 81 clothing. linen
books paper stationery, pictures, sewing ma
chimes, iceboNes. cutlery. lamps. brio -brac
china aud glassware. silverware bedding
draperIes and materials and other personal
effects enumerated in the warehouse In
ventory issued by this warehouse and held
cerned ed Mrs. Mrs. T. F F. BURKE. EDWARD DIV
CAPPS, FGNArZ STuAAIER. NELLIE PEiE-
Ian Mrs. NJ. BOYAC Mrs. GILLIGAN.
ERIK j WALLENBERG. c W BRADY.
Ms , 4 a HOOK. JR.; Mrs. Z. =. RIPLEY
J. r. CURRY. Dr.. E. G. McCULLoN. JAMES
Z. LEVIN Miss B. HORNLEIN. Mrs r
Usher, ELMER GoBLER. Miss SARAH
SCHNEIDER. Mrs. FRANK A. BARBOR.
Nj. F. j KALAS Miss ALICE T. WOOD
FIN: " T. YAM ALSTYNE. CHARLES 4.
WINTERS Mrs. HAHN, Mrs. J McSW EE-
NEY Miss j ". HAMILTON, Mrs. LENA
ORR. e. PERKINS z. ". GCBLER. ROB
ERT {; DoERR. 4. sAUPPE. Miss A. Nc
CORMICk. MARY VAUGHN, JAMES GAIL
LAGHER, Mrs 0'DONNELL. Mrs. l. s.
MARVIN. HELEN BORDEN.
All being now stored with said Day
Meyer, Murray & Young. Inc. in it's ware
house, and all TO be more specifically an
nounced and described at the time OF saie
sale.
THE GOODS WILL BE ON EXHIBITION
AT THE TIME AND PLACE OF THE SALE.
Globe STORAGE and Carpe. Cleaning Company
222 EAST GID STREET
Day & Meyer, Murray & Young, Inc,
coz. 3o4. 3O5 AND 8eT EAST slsT STREET.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-12
Contractor Buys Block
I'm Queens at City Sale
Michael ]. Degnon Purchases
Large Plot for Upset Price
of 500 900

Properties owned by the city in
Queens were offered at auction in the
s9th Regiment Armery yesterday by
Theodore Archer. auctioneer. The st
tendance, like on the previous day, was
small.
Michael J. Degnon. the contractor,
paid $4,000 for the big plot taking in
the entire block front on the south
side Of Anable Avenue, from Van Dam
to Hill streets, 1s0x160x irregular.
His bid was the upset figure.
Edward Fowler bid $4,000, the upset
price, for the plot, 75x1b0, on the
north side of Eighteenth Street, 1875
feet east Of Eighth Avenue.
The old Rambler fire house on the
east side Of Gale Street, fifty feet
south Of Young Street, including q lot
25x100. went to Frank Mcintyre for
$4,000, or $1,000 above the upset price.
The next three parcels each went on
single bids equal to the city's valua-
ton; the plot, 5Gx1o0, on the west side
Of Starr Street, 25.f feet north of How
ard Street, to Lewis Stevenson for
$4,000; the plot, 50x15o, on the north
side Of Fourth Street, 100 feet west of
Seventh Avenue, to David M. Gould, for
81 900, and the northwest corner of
Seventh Avenue and Fourth Street
25x100, to the same buyer for $500
Attempts we're made again to sell
holdings which were passed at Thurs
day and Wednesdays sale, but none
of these properties attracted a bid.
Among them was the five-story bust
ness building at 25 Bridge Street. for
which the city asked $65 900. The
sale was then adjourned until Monday,
at the 23d Regiment Armory, Brooklyn
where the Brooklyn parcels, numbering
ninety-six, will be sold.
1t was announced that the remainder
Of the Manhattan properties and other
holdings in this borough, the Bronx
and Queens would be put up again on
August %.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-12
Private Homes on East and
West Sides Pass TO New Owner

Harry Tepperman sold to Selma
FRESHMAN the threestory dwelling at
108 West Eighty-irst Street, 2O2x51.2.
S. l.. Pakas sold to Elizabeth R
Rodger the four-story dwelling at 313
West Eighty -eigth street, 19x10Os
L. H. Slawson sold the old four
story and basement residence, 20.5xS0
at sol Lexington Avenue, southeast
corner of Sixty-second Street, to Mary
c. Dooley.
The three three story dwellings, at
327, 329 and 332 West Nineteenth Street
have been acquired from Bradish ].
Smith, trustee, by Eliphalet Davis, who
resold old 327 TO 329 to Joseph Mystad
and 332 to Mary Curran.
Elizabeth Scott sold to Elizabeth l..
Moore the three-story dwelling at 155
West Ninety-third street, 17xa5.4.
William A. and Pearl Campbell sold
to Samuel Hurwitz the three-story
dwelling at 234 West 136th Street, 1913
x10O
New-York tribune., 1922-08-12
SIMMONS

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.
GEORGE p: HAKALAS. Plaintiff
against SOCRATES MosCAHLADES and
GEORGE MOsCAHLADES, individually
and as CO. partners doing business under
the Arm name and style of AbOSCAHLADES
BROTHERS. Defendants Summons
TO the above named Defensia nts:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO an
swer the complaint In this action and to
serve copy of your answer, or, IL the
complaint is not served with this sum
mons. to serve notice of appearance on
the PLAINTIFFS Attorneys within twenty y
days after the service of this summons.
exclusive OF the day of service, and In case
OF your failure to appear or answer. judg
ment will be taken against you by default
for the relief demanded in the com plant.
Dated. New York. May 81. 1923
SHEARMAN & STERLING,
Attorneys for Plaintiff. IS Wall Street
New York City
To GEORGE MOSCAHLADES;
The foregoing summons is served upon
you by pub ieation, pursuant 10 an order
OF Hon PHILIP j. McCOOK. a Justice OF
the Supreme Court of tho State of New
York, dated the 9th day of July. 1929. and
filed with the oinplaint in the office OF the
Clerk of the County OF New York. at the
County Court House, in the Borough OF
Manhattan. City, County and State OF New
York,
Dated, New York, July T. 1924
SHEARMAN g. STERLING
Attorneys for Plaintiff 55 wall ST., Hor-
ough OF ManhattEn. Nav York City.
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New-York tribune., 1922-08-12
New Home at Shippan Manor
Held at S32. 500 Ia Sold

=. George Howe sold for the Harris
Construction Company, of Stamford, to
a client, shore front residence on Sea
Beach Drive, in Shippan Manor, on land
originally developed by the Shippan
water and Realty Company The plot
contains about an acre, and has front
age Of is feet on the Sound overlook
ing halloween Park, Wallack's Point
and Collender's Point. The house is a
spacious clapboard dwelling and mas re-
Gently been completed. The new owner
VIII make extensive improvements on,
the grounds. The property was held
New-York tribune., 1922-08-12
LEGAL NOTICES
c1rArIoN--r4E pE

SUPPLEMENTAL CITATION.-THE PEo-
PIE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK.
BY THE GRACE OF GOD, FREE AND
INDEPENDENT.
To-. MARY l.. BEERS.
one of the heirs and next of kin OF Mar
garet Katharine Husted, deceased SEND
GREETING:
WHEREAS Seymour L. Hustled jr.. who
resides at San Reno, Italy: Seymour l..
Cromwell. who resides at Mendhan. New
domestic corporation. having it's principal
place of business at No. III Montague
Street. in the Borough Of brooklyn City
of New York, have lately applied 20 the
Surrogates Court OF our County Of New
York. to have a certain instrument in
writing. bearing date the md day Of June.
1891. relating 10 both real and personal
property, duly proved as the last will and
testament of MARGARET KATHARINE
EUSTED. who was at the time OF her
death resident Of No. $50 Park Avenue
in the Borough of Manhattan County OF
New York deceased.
THEREFORE,, you and each of you. ara
cited TO show cause before the Surrogates'
Court Of our County of New York. at the
Hall OF Records, in the County OF New
thousand nine hundred and twenty-five. at
half-past ten O'Clock in the forenoon of
that day, why the said will and testament
should not be admitted to probate as a
Will of real and personal property
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF we have
of the said County of New York TO be
hereunto sfgiSed.
WITNESS Honorable John p Cohalan
a Surrogate of our said County OF Nav
York, at said County, the 2Sth day of July,
in the year OF our Lord one thousand nine
hundred and twenty-five,
tseall MARTIN G. McCuE.
Clerk Of the Surrogates Court
New-York tribune., 1922-08-12
100000 Rental for Store
Planned for Hotel CIaridge

Day & Day, Inc, leased one of the
stores in the Hotel Claridge for Morris
NJ. Glaser for ten years at rental of
approximately 100000. Mr.. Glaser re-
Gently took a long lease on the Hotel
terations on the ground floor, install
ing stores on the Broadway front and
also on the Forty-fourth Street side
The lessee, l. Fastenberg, controls
chain of women's shoe stores.
Shaw, Rockwell & Sanford leased the
store at 70 East 167th Street to Fred
Armour
New-York tribune., 1922-08-12
Saima Schwartz Purchases
Haffcn Bronx Home

Salma Schwartz, client of Fred
j. Rullman, bought the former Haffen
residence, one of the finest private
homes in the Brony and valued at
$ao,o0o' The structure, located IN
the Bedford Park section occupies a
site, 70x22o, running from Marion to
Perry avenues, 1855 feet north of Bed
ford Park Boulevard (2O0th Street).
1t was sold by S. Rakow for Thomas
Duffy. The new owner plans to make
extensive alterations. It is a two-and-
ne-half-story brick and frame house,
built on the center of the plot, with
tea garden and hothouses. The sur
rounding grounds are landscaped
New-York tribune., 1922-08-12

s,sSls,oaum s,sSsl,snoaum Co.; Miss A. Schaffer .r+
hst"0FS' ia st care Alfred Fantl, 116 ".
s.sas saa,s9a ,n e Horne; George Goldberg.
l,s5ssFTsFIELD l,5ssF IsLD Mass.LJohn Attention.
.piTTsiTT5ntSen' ,rnotions; McAipin. . -"
sadnan, ON, ~ fa---Waldman Co: Harry
W %. 2ss os stt 10 wear; wear; care Hart, Flan-
k.s.oasERoY. II. Ohio-Jocab rthorfa,,,,s
haes dsa,,na aiifed Elberfeld. piece goods; !;
thaTLANp. cre.-1.tDr,.u We
seorse e Buckley, representtnr c nrte s1s
se0sTLANp. ors.-rapmsn wo,t. =
VI Az Ss0Fee E. Buckley, representing; sl5
b a'sw9FIL,ANp. ore-Meier & Frank, un,-
Iardsia dssiaufus,. ribbons. umbrellas. VIM
Ia sr's'' sr umbrellas. handkerchiefs: 2i2
slssoasr ls.S, ore.--Meier G Frank; =
.ssssDAM, N Y.-Dnffy- 70 n
sess.''rs general merchandise; Wood. .
speaauenEKEEPsrE. eal 3 N. Y.-r.uekv. p,att
asas,s L. Clearwater, wash eonds ,s'
u ay Dsddinss; care Fred Atkins, 20
g. oasAcGoNcY. PA. G. Rosentba, &
'saia hosenthal, general: Pennsyl-
f.,aanWAY, f.,a.s n. Jos. polans Co T I'm
hs pssnsyIns,al Ine,al merchandise; McAipin
"a paNG, siiIaN. Pas. J. kazer: Louis Kot-
BAR broadway Central.
isss o,lAiRE, Robert Jacobs
ktssatsS aS'son ss. store) Miss Olga Reistad.
sssrs crss' sihen and children's ready to
.RoA yynrr,s. Northern. ~
|k X n.sE Vas. H. Heironinuns Co :.
s,sssod der' cotton goods. linens. Col
SsaaGsrER, Ssasss \. VI. Black Co.; Ed
p'ess goods 800 9Th ay., room
ssssph as.ER. asa.ER. N. Y-Hudson stores;
spn 'fosamer. coats and suits; Nc.
"a kdnrsEsTER, NJ N. Y.--Ffebel g. a. NJ
sth ay fiebel. general merchandise !:
Fl UyssgI.ER. y. Y.-Duay Powers Co. !.
sseoue, rep; 1851 B'way.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-12
Operators Acquire Corner Plot
In Active Section of Bronx

Ennis & Sinnott purchased the va
can't plot at the northwest corner of
167th Street and Gerard Avenue, 1851
140, from the Picken Building Com
pany, william Picken, president. The
broker in the transaction was Warren
F. Johnston, Inc. The property is q
block from the subway station, on
River Avenue, and is one of the few
remaining vacant corners at this CEN
ter. The block of forty lots bounded
by Gerard and Walton avenues. 167th
and 16sth streets, is being acquired by
the city as site for a S2000,o00
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New-York tribune., 1922-08-12
Builder Sells Bronx Flat
kuiII Seven Years Auo

The Benenson Realty Company pur-
chased from a client of Herman j.
Rubinstein the five-story apartment at
747 East 1s2d Street 50x1O0. 1t con-
tains twenty-five suites and was erect
ed by the seller seven years ago. D.
Donahue was the broker.
Charles w. Wynne and Louis II. Low
purchased from the Dodin estate 1915
Simpson Street, Il five-story modern
apartment, 40x100, containing fifteen
suites. kronneberger G. Kamerer were
the rokers.
S'muel Cowen, with I. Charles
Schwalb, sold the store and dwelling
2bxl12, at 1851 Intervale Avenue for
/. Weckstein.