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The Seward gateway., 1922-10-30

Money Orders issued, Seward Drug Co. If.
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A FAMILY SUGGESTION-Lam
 and lanterns at Graefs
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Healy, 10 above, cloudy.
 Nenana, above, cloudy, calm. Fairbanks 2S above, cloudy, calm.
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Kodaks, Seward Drug Co.
The Seward gateway., 1922-10-30

Rexall Remedies. Seward Drug Co.
The Seward gateway., 1922-10-30

Victrolas. Seward Drug Co.
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Just Received-Nice line of fresh fruits at Lawson's 257
CLASSIFIED ADS

FOR SALE-Tools of all kinds. Sc Cooper at Urbach's store. 19Ot
The Seward gateway., 1922-10-30

WANTED-Clean cotton rage at the
 Gateway office.
The Seward gateway., 1922-10-30

CRABS-Seward Fish Co.,, 242tf
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FOR RENT-ThTee room house, ap- ply Cooper, at Urbach's store. 256tf
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WANTED-Sfna1I sare, inquire Gateway. tt
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
General Organization OF
Dier Creditors Planned

Daniel ". Rlumcnthal, who repre-
sents a group Of creditors OF the bank
rupt firm Of r. d. DER & Co, whose
stock brokerage business rs now being
investigated by the District Attorney
while the referee IN bankruptcy IS tax
ing testimony "a 10 assets. said ycster.
dav he would leave soon on a tour OF
the cities where the concern once had
branch Offices.
Mr.. Blumcnthal said he had just re-
turned from Hartford. Conn. where ne
had been elected chief counsel by a
committee of one hundred creditors OF
r. II. Clarke & Co. firm that, IKE
Dicr & Co. purchased part OF the bust
ness of Stoncham & Co., Of which
Charles a. Stoncham, owner OF the
New York Giants. was the head. clarke
& Co. is also bankrupt.
Mr. Bumcnthal said he would form
creditors committees IN every city
where either Dicr & Co. or Clarke a
Co had branches. As "A result OF ms
visit 10 Hartford. he said. the matter
would be- presented 10 the District
Attorney there. and 5000 letters 20
other creditors already had been sent
out by the committee.
4 statement also has been hled win
the State Attorney General OF ONO
purnor,ing 20 show the nature oi the
business done by Stoncham a. Co.
plumenthal declared the Office % y
Battery Place occupied hy Ross ,. ROD
crtson. Fred Andrews and John J. De-
iancy. q former employee OF Stoneham.
was a "self-appointcd stock exchange.
Tor the purpose Of disposiug OF secufi-
ties involved on the Stoneham-Dier
transfer
W. B.umcn'hal said he would not
start out until after the bankruptcy
hearing here on Friday, az which Dor
is 10 testify. His itinerary will include
Chicago. Pittsburgh. Cleveland. Detroit
and PHILADELPHIA. lie already has been
10 HagcrstoWn. Nd. where he found
one nubbcli. the local manager. who
testified ,n New York later that Dicra
branch manager had mounted chair
and made . little speech q confidence
IN the customers room there m the
spring of 1921.
In addition 20 the list n recoyerfs
FOR the creditors fund contained IN
the papers filed in the Federal Court
on Tuesday. there still remain 90 be
rtilltu clAlut "i rNli't'iti.- t"N
600 with Bell & Co.. VINO executed
many orders for Dicr & Co. and with
Charles ]. Eiscnlohr Of Philadelphia.
who holds q block o. - New street
Corporation stock der sen, him the
day - the failure as security Tor a
debt. This case will be settled on July
s IN the Federal court IN Philadelphia,
briefs having been fled by Eisenlohr's
attorney and by Arthur g. Hays, at
iorncy for the receiver
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Ludlow Estate Bronx Lots
To Go at Auction To-day
Property Between Populated
Section and Astor Tract
Recently Sold

The two hundred Bronx lots COM
prising the Banyor Ludlow estate. in
the cast Bronx, between the crowded
Hunts Point section and the 1904
Astor estate lots sold recently at auc-
tion by Joseph p. Day. Inc. and j.
Clarence Davies Tor more than Sl.700.
GOO. are 10 be sold az auction to-day in
the vesey Strcd salcsrooms by Mr..
Day.
Tho Ludlow estate lots are located
about one thousand feet east Of the
Sound View Avenue station OF the
Westchester Avenue extension Of the
Lexington Avenue subway. on Sound
View, Ludlow, Story and Metealf ave
nucs and adjacent thoroughfares.
The sale OF this property marks the
first break in the ownership Of large
estates along Sound View Avenue. in
the immediate vicinity OF the Clason
Point Military Academy and directly
on the route Of the Sound View Avenue
trolley car line TO Clason Point Park
and the ferry 20 Long Island
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29

attorney. on behalf Of creditors lofty
Of whom he represents. .,
Listing the liabilities OF tho 'hlohEp
Office nj si.25o.000 and the assets ~
a. 200. most Of which is In cash IN n
local hank. Mr. Davis asked that en- /,
ployecs and creditors be restrained
from removing the Office furniture 10
satisfy their claims. 49,.
A sidclight on the manner ~ Whlsh
tho firm did business was thrown ~,
Mr.. Davis. who said the company had
"the biggest sucker list IN Chieago'
"Hcads 81 the firm did not receive
their clients personally. ne shi''
"Thcy solicited accounts by mail, tele-
graph ard telephone. and tho SUCKER
na,icrcd by persona solicitation from
a stock and bond house. readily m,
vested savings. The stock they sofa
was all good II they sold u. But they
kent II, trading In futures the puf,,
chaser following their suggestion II
they saw the stock was going down
they asked the purchaser 20 buy Tor I"
risc. and vice versa. They Kept the
difference. They faxed when Mexican
Pete went up IS points. They ADVISED
their clients 70 buy for n rise' rcce'Vv-
ing tip IL was going down. Ihelf
tin was wrong. the stock went up
and they were caught short
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Princess and Countess
Sell Manhattan Realty
Disposed of Business and Resi-
Dental Properties

Tho Princess DO Polk. NJ France. af1
The Countess Of stafford fCorl Kor-
nardl figured in the real estate trarf
action reported yesterday. The Princes
de Polk sold a group ~ ono, four and
Gvo story buildings and vacant land
M G37 % 6f9 West Twcnfy-nIrfl street
and the abu,ting property % li1 'o
G4s Wet Th.rt.cth stree. wcst of
Eleventh Avenue. li comprise four
teen lots with a frontage ~ ll5 feot
on each street, extending 1876 fee'
through tho block. The rev owner
is the John 7 Stanley Company
soap manufacturers who have heen ffo
tenants on tho property FOR number
~ years The land .s opposite Che
Erie Railroad freight yards.
The Countess % Stafford las sold
through her American represcn'aiiget.
the Bank of New York and Trust Com
pany. tho four-story Fat at 80 East
Eighty-sccord street. 25xl022, 255 feet
east Of First Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
BOSTON

Louis Rothsfc'n Louis Roihs,ein. won-
ems cloaks and suits. Commodore
'''ichf $50 CO.. basement. Mics Narkus
eIfis and junior play dresser skirts. mid.
dies. u Rafe.d. coats. suits dresses ham.
Nf suits. Miss J. Rubin. women's and
'",'i," v.e... Millinery zoo IN ay
"Dnfns suits. f12 an av
efu Madison av
william Fiiene's Sons co. tups,air.). r
o NfiI. misses suits. Nfs A 4 AfuIlkeu
infants wear. Miss 81 STACK represrnft
ins "omfns ana misses coats suits =
h,..,,, h.,i-at',,h ,,l =, "9liiens and children =
juniors coats. dresses Niles ~ Derwsv'
infants dresses tbarcmcnD Miss hickey.
corsets :.5 tth av
brogae q BsFean. s b. Broude. ready
T" ,N'aI. i.'uhsy wanna.
Jordan Marsh Co.. J.. A. Fuller. furs FUR
storage. custom fufs fs4 4fh av.
foueI Mo Co.. a. a. Potter. WOODEN
nela. safir~ silks. vclvots. penn.yivaria
America Cloak cor g. J. Havoc
"ogien piece goods J. Wircr. reo. Brosin
hairy .Tolioukan. Harry Toaioukian.
oriental noor coverings. BrozfeI
BAR hkkboR Me-M r. schrelber.
Weldon Co J.. r Marvin. women.s ,nsSy
20 wear coats and suits. dresses. waists.
Bresiin
.BRlpGEPoRT. Conn -D. NJ Read Co. ;
BAGS O. walls. domcrtlcs wash re"fs
blnnkcfsi fof fth aY
bkOCkTON. Mass JAMES Edgar Co.
II X. King. mdse. manager. Pennsyivania
HDFFALO-l.afkln Co. 7 Keifrgr
paper products. 200 tfh av
HrFFALO--J =. Adam e. Co. Miss Z.
Yaeckel ribbons. 10 ". 3sth st
CHICAGO
Mona vann Co. = ,. Tuerk. silks iaces
etc Commodore
klafter a Elsner s =. Kiarer cotton
and silks material Pennsyivania
Charles a stevens A Bro Mss s. =
Mckenty. fuf coats. p =. Addlngfon. lff
IS 3sfh ~
Mar Shulman- Max shuiman. mems fur.
nlshings tailor. FennsYlvanla
cohen A. Kofenberg. r. T. Rosenberg
ready 20 wear. 1870 Broadway
Herman sslzherg "a. salzDerg. woolen
piece goods Fe1rry ifa1la
Max ~ Kahn A CO.. n N Kahn. slk
and wool fan dresses. Bsn 7. Lewis 81
". ztth o.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Resale of Lexington Ave.
House Brings Quick Proit
New Owner Plans Extensive AZ
tcraiions for Dwelling Near
39th Street Corner

sharp & Co. rcsold FOR Louis Kramer
and l. simons the four-story dwelling
AZ 337 Lexington Avenue. adjoining mo
northeast corner Of Thirty-ninth stree
90xGs. The new owner Is Morris kotn'
schild. who will make extensive a'tera.
tions 10 the property. The house wa
held m $4,000 and was acquired by
the sellers two weeks ago through tne
John ]. Fischer sold 10 Morris Paul
and Morris Rimson the threc-story
dwelling at 200i Lexington Avenue ~ q,
xsl.s. at the southwest corner oi l--d
Street u..,
Pcase & Gilman sold FOR tho will
iiams Dexter Company the thrce-story
dwelling az % West Eleventh street
o0xi0O. between Fifth and sixth ave
nuos. The property was hold NJ >8o''
600 and has been bought by a buyer
charlcs K. Clisby & CO. sold foT
Morris Nagncr the four-story dwelling
n GO West Eighty-third street.
Adolnh Weiss and Aaron weiss SOLO
20 client of Duross & Co. : West
Eighty-third Street, three-story
dwelling. lsyl00.
James H. Cruikshank purchased from
Albert &. Campbell PAP West l36th
street. threc-story dwelling, lI6S
100. through Harry Sugarman.
Fanny a. Smith sold 20 Agnes W
Martin tho thrce-story dwelling. l5S
1908. al 10 East Siyty-fourth street
Kate Rio=enwetter sold 20 Ella A
Wo.sskopf ll5 Wcs, Eichty-hfth Street
a thrcc-storv dwelling. isxi0O.
Horny !. schultz sold 20 John Falo'
tico 60 Bedford Street, a threc-story
dwelling. 20Xs0
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Operators Buy and Sell
Large Bronx Apartments
Daniel II. Jackson Takes Over
Modern House nj Crcston
AXcnue Corner

Daniel n. Jackson bought from
Augusta Larsen tho southeast corner o.
Crcston Avenue and 10th Street, Eve
story modern apartment. accommodat.
ing forty-fvc families and divided into
three and four-room apartments. Tho
house was erected two years ago and
was held Of s225.000 p. J. Ryan & Co
were the brokers. 4 few days ago Mr
Jackson purchased the store building
known p the London Casino. at 3S6l-9l
Third Avenue. having a frontage OF POO
feet and depth Of 100 feet Negotiations
are row pending for the resale Of this
property.
Samuel Brcncr sold 20 a client OF
Sharrott & Thorn the two fve-story
modern apartment houses, 77xloi each,
AZ i23G-l2A Grand Concourse. contain
ing scvcnty-two apartments and renting
for $4,000 yearly Mr. Brener bough,
from client OF George Lodcs the
northeast corner Of Teller Avenue and
l63d Street. a fve-story modern apart.
ment. 45xlOO, accommodating twenty
families.
y. Morrison and VI. Newman sold
through williamson & Bryan 757 Mel
rose Avenue. southeast corner OF 18th
Street. fvc-story apartments. with
seven stores. fronting 100 feet on Mel
rose Avenue. Tho same brokers re-
Gently sold 53i East iisth Street for
Morrison & Newman.
Anton Le Micr sold for client 20 the
Diamond Realty Company the three
four-story apartments az l3Ii-i37s
Webster Avenue. held AZ $4,000
Robert Foley sold the two-family
house AT 2S7i Valentine Avenue, 25xl00
for ". Gray TO NJ. Durkin.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
ZubOw to Build
Another Tall
Broadway Flat
Buys Site ai 77ih ~. Corner
From Schaclfcr Estate Tor
Apartment Hotel; TO In,
yoIyc Cost Of S2.65O,OOO

Joseph Zubow. operator and builder
who has been active IN The Grand ''n-
trail section. has bought from th'
Schacnor estate lmine owners m I'hn
sylyanial the plot at the north"est cor
ncr 81 broadway and seventy 'e.eht"
street. i00xl00. FOR the site Of Tour
,ce,.stsrv enartmcnt hotel. The prop
crtv was held at se5o,ooo. The pro
posed structure is estimated 10 cost IN
EXCESS OF s2.OOO.O0O The ! Romains,
Brown Company were the brokers ana
tho legal details were looked after by
Carl Levine for Mr. Zubow and Leafy
& Somers for the Schacifcr estate
This is the second large apartment
hotel nroioct Mr. Zubow is 20 under
,ako In the Broadway West End Ave.
nue. district north Of Seventy-secona
street. The other is now nearing com
plciion Al Broadway and Seventy
fourth Street.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Trade Is Less Assuring,
Says Cleveland Reserve
Rising Cost. Labor Shortage
and Overproduction Report
ed i'm District

CLEVELAND. June 2s.-A tendency
In certain directions for increased cost
Of production parallels increased pro
duction: and evidence Of ovcrproduction
in certain manufactured goods and a
labor shortage. with the returning cvi'
Of bonuses and the offering Of pre-
miums, are seen by tho Fcdoral Re-
serve bank here as Disturbing under
currents" in the business situation.
Corresp sponderce 10 the bank this last
month. some Of which is printed IN
the banks monthly review Of business
IN this district, arc less assuring in
tone than those Of last month. "As yet"
says the bank. there is nothing
alarming In the situation. but there
are certain tendencies that will bear
careful watching
Lake trade has increased due large
ly 20 a greater movement Of ore de-
mandcd by the greater activity in the
steel and iron mills Crop conditions
in the district are encouraging. Cen
erai manufacturing lines arc active.
Building is increasing Many Of the
rubber factories IN tho district are
continuing operations st capacity with
plants running twcnty-four hours a
day
Wholesale sales Of dry goods, gro
ccries. hardware and drugs as re-
ported 10 the bank for May. were
ahead Of April All. except hardware,
however. were less than IN May. 1921
Department store sales for May
showed a gain OF per cent over sales
in May last year. the largest gain be-
ing shown in Cleveland. Pittsburgh TO
ported loss Of 3.5 per cent For The
first five months OF this year sales.
in money value. for the district were
l05 por cent under those Of the same
perlod In 1921.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Business News 8
Retail Trade Here Continues
To Run Ahead of Last Year
Says Lo,cer Freight
Rate Cuts Radiun Cost

Lowering Of freigh; rates has re-
suited in a cut in the price OF
radiup, which yesterday was re-
dueed fipm. .si2o a milligram to less
than 500 By the United States
Radium Corporation. The cut aver
aged between 10 and 20 per cent.
THE lowering Of freight and haul
age rates and labor costs have made
Il possible TO reduce the price
Arthur Roeder, president Of the
company announced. 1.-TWO hundred
and City tons Of carnotite ore are re-
quircd FOR one gram Of radium. The
ore is trucked from the mine to the
railroad station in Colorado fifty
seven miles, and is then sent by rail
road 200 miles 70 the Orange, y.
j., extraction plant
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Asks New stock Issue

WASHINGTON. June 2s.-The ,iag-
ma Arizona Railroad Of which William
B0yce Thompson. OF New York, is presi-
dent. applied 20 the Interstate Com
merce Commission to-day for authority
20 issue and sell 100000 in par value
capital stock. II is proposed 10 use the
money. the application said. to charge
the railroad from narrow 20 broad
gauge and also 10 alter grades and pat
fir.
The commissions finance division
also rave notice to-day that the Cen
tral Vermont Railroad would be per.
mitted 20 issue and sell s75s,006 in
equipment trust certificates.
The Boston & Maine to-day sought
commission authority TO issue and sell
N.sl5'oOo in equipment trust eertif-
eateA
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Warrant for Lamar Refused

Judge Martin T. Manton yesterday
denied n motion by United States At
torney Hayward 20 have David Lamar,
convicted in United States Court in
November. 1917. Of conspiracy in re-
siraint of foreign trade. placed under
arrest on n bench warrant.
Lamar wac sentenced 60 serve a year
in prison 40 Mercer Pa, and the Cir
cult Court of ApDeals affirmed the YER.
diet and sentence. Lamar had been AZ
large on $4,000 bail. When about %
be committed Go serve bis sentence he
obtained q writ OF habeas corpus. This
was dismissed by JUDGE Manton. and
Lamar took an appeal 20 the United
States Supreme Court llc was released
on $4,000 bail and has since been az
liberty.
The court held that, allegations oi
misconduct. made by t. government
did not constitute sufficient ground FOR
issuance of q warrant since there was
DO allegation that the bond itself wa'
insecure
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Investing i'm Apartments
And Dwellings i'm BROOKLYN

Henry Piorson & Co. sold the two
cight-famiiy four-storv apartmer,
buildings az 2l3 and 2l9 Fifty.frst
Street FOR Pauline Regal.
The Henry Elias Brewing Company.
represented by Louis ". Osterwe.s,
sold the tenement house a. the north
east corner OF Knickerbocker Avenue
and Cornclia Street. 20x95. 20 Lusc
Koenig.
John 2. Sullivan and Edmund O'Con-
nor sold for the Riley-Kelly Corpora
tion the one-family house AZ % sever.
ty-s.xth Street 20 william Hecsmani
also the home Of former Fire Commits
sioncr William A. Doyle. 427 Fifty
eighth Street 20 General Phil H. Sher'-
dan Council. X. OF c.. for a clubhouse.
The Meistcr Builders. Inc, purchased
tho two-family dwelling. 20xl00, az slj
Sixticth street, and a plot, 60xl00. on
the south side OF Avenue Y. adjoining
East Eleventh Street.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
BUYERS Arrived
Fairchild Service

AKRON Ohio-Akron y. g. Co g. O..
Marsh. dry goods. 81 vs.. 26th s.
AMARILLO. Tex Marion Joe Mari
ron. ready 20 wear dresses coats. suits.
Ar.TooNA. "a Miss Ruth HHdebra nd
Miss Ruth Hudebrand millinery, Breslin
ALTOONA. Pa. Brett, j. Brett dry
ARCADIA. F.a-HArry Cross Harry
Gross druxs. Imperial
ATIASrA. -sewell- -i,ongino Clothing
CO Miss la v scweii, Wholesale cloth.
LTIANrG. Ga-Mrs Emily Tlrp Mrs
Emily Tipp. miliinery Martinique.
BALTIMORE
Joel Gutrnan Co. D. a. Nassaucr costs
suits furs dresses. Well a Hartmann. us
" so,h ~.
house furnishings china. glassware. Fred
Hecht 60 r. s Deutsch muslin under
wear. waists. Basr Llienthsi, 1850
Hoehschiid. Kohn Co; l. Nadsl. furs
Goissnbers Bros; J. wolif. coats. suits
American wholesale Corp Ben Horn
stein. dresses. skirts 35f fth av.
schosn a Co Miss Lola Brumhle and
Miss X Russell. millinery. Crosses. fHrs.
Wssr We'll Pants Co y. crockin. mems
clothing, PennsyiNanis
Klein Monsit Co. Harry Green, cotton
piece goods Pennsylva
Raseh a Oarner. g. <. WOLF upholstery.
draperies pernsyivAnia-
Calm. Coblcns Co. Miss 4 v Decker
dresses. coats and suits iuTs' ipr coats
Cregorian-
Brsger % Baltimore. J.. L. Bfager, cot
ton piece goods braids. blankets. comforts
bedding silks. fstins. Neifris. "ooith l.e.
SocSs isces emb~olderles trimmings. etc.
rsrs J ~ Biggins 113 7fh az
= Kahn Co u. Katzensieln. rep. Mar
Unique. .-,
Ask0ver.I0wsnberR Co. Inc Bernard
xs kover uoolsn pioce goods. Martinique.
nakover Rotten 4 Co. Inc bernard
n.sovsr. woolen piece goods. Martinique
N Stein a CO.. ~. Stein. ~ooien piece
lOoca Imperial
Gususs MfT CO.. l. strauss. mems
slsthlnS. Bfsi.tns
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Real Estate News
Old silk Firm 10 Remain
On East 23d Street
Rcncws Lease on space Oceii'
pied for Five Years nj
$500. 900 Rental

gamuci Tiseman 4 Co, Inc have ~
eided 20 remain in Tuenty third aifn't
10, M least five years more. Among
The nioncer siIk houses in This s'c
lion. fhev have occupied % store,
basomcn, and second floor ~ lt'pp
square feet In tho building ~ llt ~
i20 Fast Twenty third street and llD
10 no Past Twenty second street
Through ". 4 T. Hess. inc. tifeman
q Go. have taken new leaf" on ini.
space for five years a. a total rental
of 100000
Albert B. Ashforih. Inc. leased space
in The Tilden Building. iOl West
Fortic'h street. 10 Boni 4 Liverghi
Inc; ~ 3GG fifth Avenue 20 ine
Mnrinello Company. and in t0r
Iiggctt Building. corner n Foriy f'f-
ond street and Madison Avenue. 10 tHe
Johns Pratt Company.
Butler e. Baldwin. Inc, leased fhe
parlor floor store % 81 West fiiil-
first street 20 Mercy & WOLF,
milliners.
William 4 Whit 4 Sons leased 20
McAlcenan & Chrystal, Offices NJ 90 10
Beaver street. and 70 Calcutta
Products. oficc al 1913 Eschango
Place: 20 Braun a Rutherford. 'hc fe'-
ond floor NJ % Broad Street and %
tho Woodstock TypoVriter COMPANY,
tho ninth loft NJ 29s Broadway
The Brett 4 Goode 60. leased DO
store and basement at Wcst Fort
.econd street 90 the Bo0tery. lret
a aoor containing $500 square f0rt
III CAS- and Gji Eleventh Avenue. north
vest corner o. Forty .fofenfn .'rort
10 tho Reliance System. New f0r.
Brady 4 Bowman have leased oiicer
In tho BORDEN Building. Madison Ase.
nuo and Forty.ffth street. 90 pho But
lcr Laboratorie. and tho Hg.d.es'on
Nnhoganv COmrarv
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
AppcaI Invention Decision

5oa.on nf ~ ~ Js.tiee p-Wg WsA~oy WOW y t the Su. SUI
nrcmc Court. awarding George r.
Rogers. Of Plainfeld. y j.. n 80 per
cont interest IN go invention controlled
bv the company for the docarboniza-
tion Of petroleum. Officials said the
COMPANY was protected. 50 far as pay
mcnt O.. royalties 90 Rogers on the So
called Adams process for refining crude
Old was concerned.
Should the higher courts decide that
Rogers is entitled 10 royalties on n
30 per cent interest in Adams's patents.
which he acquired in 1907 for n loan
OF $1,000. it was said the Texas Com
pany woul recoup Itself 10 the extent
20 which Rogers may recover through
royalties 10 pays 20 Adams
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Lots in Brooklyn Sold
At Auction Bring S33.686.25

Fifty-six restricted and unrcstrict.d .d
lots and ono frame building in tho Flat
bush, Bay Ridge. Windsor Terrace and
other sections Of Brooklyn. were sold
az public auction on Tuesday night %
the Brooklyn salesroom By the Jere
Johnson Jr Company for a total OF
S33 6S6.25.
Twenty-e.ght lots. including two
corners on Brooklyn Avenue. Rutland
Road and Fenimorc Street. Flatbgsh,
two blocks from Nostrand Avenue sub
way, were sold. The Rutland Road lots
brought $40 10 S625 each; the lots ~
Fcnimore Street averaged S295. and 10
Brooklyn Avenue $685. each. In the
Gravesend Avenue section lots in Secicy
street sold for S645 and $3.50 each and
in Terrace Place SiO5 TO $3.50 each.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Two-Family Houses Planned
For Former Berkeley OyaI

Twelve lots. running through from
Andrews 10 Lorenz avenues. in the
Rrorx. and part Of the former Berkeley
Oval tract. have been purchased BY tho
Debros Realty Corporation. Samuel
Rosenberg. president. from Nathan
Wilson. on this site the purchasing
company. which is represented by Dom
nelly & Kadel. will erect twelve two
family houses.
lsidor H. Kcmpner sold 20 an invest
ing client OF Hall J. Howe & Co. the
building with seven stores. a. the
northeast corner OF l67th Street and
Clay Avenue 70xs0, held at $4,000
Herman knepper Company sold 9o5
East l1Sth Street. northeast corner OF
Honeywell Avenue 10 Aronson & Licb-
esman. The Kncppcr company bought
the block front on the north side Of
Webster Avenue. between Mosholu
Parkway and 20lst Street. looxl5..
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Tim Heads Shirt Association

Louis p. Tim, Of the Manhattan Shirt
Company. yesterday was elected presi-
dent Of the National Association Of
Shirt Manufacturers at the organiza-
tion's annual meeting at the Waldorf
Astoria. Mr. Tim succeeds Ralph Hun
tor, OF Hall, Har'well & Co. Frank j.
Whitney. Of the Wachuset Shirt Com
pany. Of Loominstcr. Mass. was made
ce-prosident 20 succeed j c. Turrell.
Of Earl & Wilson. who ws- elected
chairman Of the board Of directors in
place Of Mr.. Tim A. +. Allison was re-
elected secretary and treasurer. Ralph
Hunter was chosen AZ director 10 rep
resent tho association on the general
executive board Of the International
Association Of Garment Manufacturers.
with which the shirt association is
Affiliated