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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-15
ID, Hurry Tucker.

chief sherry. Captain Wright and
captain Samucls pushed the crowd
hac& from tho entrance Ia BROAD
street station Vice President Nor-
NAL Call stood ON IN" balcony above
and Wig wagEcd to Tom Mcdowell
stand tn" Ean.
Atkinson. 10" Powers. Eddie Rose
aud Mack Winston. under tn" lend
crship Of Henry SrhwnrzschtId.
cleared its throat preparatory 10 pro
scutiug the beautiful ballad, Home.
sweet Home; the drum corps got
ready 10 foot tn" thrilling strain 81
''rh" old Gray Mare" and tn" can
non were pushed into position FOR
IA" salute.
Acting Mayor nuy Adams stepped
forward TO deliver IN" welcoming
speech. as tn" limited mau pun,i
Ind hlOw"d into IA" station.
Tn" sunh"nnr shuuc br!ghtiv and
TIA" f"aih"ry clouds waited them
selves ahnfi tn" stouk yards. and
fnruinst tn" judges stand IN tn" fair
grounds. Will" ia" foot ~ ia" jlin"y
horns rang raiiy uI,"n tho tcaut!ful
autumn atmosphere.
!, was Il nm" Dctoh"r dan
crowds az hsppy men ami women
ir"d "u each others toes as they
gathered on III" lawn beneath tn"
'l,,L v,,i..b ,,.,,,,,c,,, a., ...,.,,......i.
~ tho h,,u, -, a.,
"'"S''' '"'r's ""s'n'""'
Standing on IN" other sid" ~ ~"
str"", VAS Tony Lucas atvaE"iy
tw,rliuc his h'svv hlnck 'ousthcn"os
"Sacr.." II" muttcr.d. "Sacr". saor".
Sacr"'
-" 'hf"s homemade 'oo,hp'cH
upon IN" ground and stamped upon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-15
TO OPEN NEW CANTON
WAREHOUSE IN MONTH

NtW CANTON. VA. oct Il con.
tracts have been signed between the
owner ~ tn" N"w canton Tohnrcn
War"h"uS" anu tn" Tnrarcn Growers
'"-bp'rhilr" Association and II is
announced tn" war"houS" viii be-
"i"u"d tor receiving tobacco carly in
N"v"mh"r. This warchuus. viii -.
D"iv" not only IN" dark tired tobacco
which * raised In this section OF tn"
lark holt Hut also tho dark and
heavy grades "f iir-rur"d tobacco Of
fu"kinE nam. FlUvanna and Cuunh"r-
land Counties 1t iE thought thai =,
lar2" quantity ~ tobacco VIII Ia
received here. and tho price is c>
p"ct"i To I've high. a. tn. crop tins
year - particularly hn-
IL. !iudgins. promincn, young
former. has been retained a. assist
ant inhnHt..r of n" warehouse.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-15
TRINKLE ACCEPTS MEMORIAL
TABLET ON BEHALF OF STATE
Tribute to Memory of Heroic Dead, to Lost Leaders
Whom We Still Follow Says Cover
in Address,

Governor T.. lie. Triukl.'s address
I" the seven Virginia siun"rs of The
declaration of Independence. i'm IN.
S"nat" chamber Of tho stat" capitol
tritaN afternoon, was ms follows:
TIA accepting ON behalf "f the
commonwealth Of Virrinia this me-
m"ria tablet "a the Virginia sigucrs
"f ia" Declaration of Independence"
my mind aud heart inStinctjvcly re
Vert To- ihoS" days Of tn" Colonial
E"vcrnment and III tn. youthful re-
public when truly, there were giants
living in III" land
w" Il" well. my friends. To- memo
riatiT" our great men nf IN" pHS'
lI"mar" paid ." greatness is - rrih-
nj" 1" TIA" understanding: rccoGui-
ton "f superiority is TIA" trur ,,st
If real intelligence: v"m"raiiuu Tor
iii"rty. truth and courage Shnuld b..
~" foundation Si"u" to tn" temple uf
every Americans life"
''lt is :" u" observed that In. mum
her of NirEirians who attached th.ir
signatures :" that Instrument 81 FREQ
dom. which has changed thu history
"i TIA" world. is seven This mum
her. both In sacred and I'm urrCaua
'''F"''' y - l'S tlifu as t'fS''s' "a ~
Their" wcr" IN" seven golden candle
sticks: tho Seven Saccs. or Wis. Men
"f Greece: ia" seven stars. known
~ the il"iadcs: ;h"r" wer: the seven
Wonders "f the World.
only one Declaration.
'l'u;. oh. my friends. thor. is only
on" declaration Of Independence. and
thank God. ihis was drafted by /,
NtrEiuian. rut Of that night 4
storm and tempest. in which tn. Eng
fish American colonies struEcl.d "a
freedom. the names Of seven Vlr-
riuinns sim burn like stars o.orp"
Wy'h". Richard Henry l.,c. Thomas
Jefferson. Benjamin Harrison Thomas
Nelson. lr.. Francis Lirh,frut Leo
Carter RraNt"n-th"sc represent tn"
seven golden Candlcsticks set ny
Virginia OH tn" altar of American
liberty
~, is interesting I" note that. AZ
tn" Virginia signcrs. ono h..aii1o
hr"Sid"n, of tho United states. while
three filled tho Office Of Governor nf
this Commonwealth. at time when
such an honor was a distinctiou In
decd. Thomas .cffcrsou who draft
c' IN" immortal instrument sra-cs-
man and student. has rou" down IN
H'N''lN as IN" founder az distinct
sch""l az political thought. known rs
Icncrsouian h"moCracV His nam.
for century has been 4 household
word In Nv" h.misphcrcs ms "a
rantir sta'u" looms for all time as
= landmark I'm the annals Of human
liberty and progress.
'put in tn" square. In IN" very
shadow ~ this capitol. which build.
ing was designed Icy jefferson. ,.ius-
i"r'd about tho equestrian monument
q" Washington. stand in hrouz" ;he
figures az leaders whom tn" pconI,
"f Virginia delighted 10 honor Thcs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-15
increases Its Capital.

An amendment I" tn. charter Of
tn" N"riolk Home building AMI Loan
Association, Incorporated Enrfoik.
has been granted by tn" stat" Cor
p"ration Commission. increasing ITS
Capital from $4,000 To- 1900 600 The
officers arr samuel l.. Tucker pr.si-
dent, and g. G Dusan. secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-15

pieces. hills ui sand thrown up, chan
n"lS stopped and their courses al
tered ami. in short. the face Of ma
turr almost changed old .Io. an
honest and well -kuuwu negro fellow.
az tn" falls "f Inm"S River. who is
ultimately acquainted with III" re-
mains ~ AN Indian nation that has
resided ihrr" !or axes saws that he
was shown hy their old n.u the
marks at the creates; fresh HANDED!
down {" th'W hN tradition. aud thai
upon his carefully m"aSuriur /,
wanted AZ least fifteen feet If IN"
lat" dreadful one. \ ship at War.
wicN sounded franz IA" h-einuing ~
tn" p"rC'ivnil" iucr,as" nt tho river,
and found that tn" fresh at it's
h"lrht was upwards Of forty foot
higher than IN" common tides The
I">s"n"d valu" "f lands. loss "f
stocks. houses. Tobacco" wheat and
corn in houses. with fencing and tho
crops on TIL" G'nuud battles all do
s"rir'i"n Hyrd'S Sh"c<oe. Rich
m"nd. Rocky Ridge and Warwick
hay" suffered amazingly in N. loss
az m>rChnndis" and tobacco. beside :
houses. "t" Between 5000 and 5000
hogs heads uf tobacco ar" gone from
th"S" places Tn" distress Of tho
p""rl" In All"marl" and thos" parts
"t TIA" country in the reach IT tho
of them being loft without bread
I" eat ar dwellings, and their stocks
gone. The trading part Of tn"
country has liNcwiS" suffered exceed
nvly ia European and other goods.
is ""il imports a, exports The
losses aud very great distress Of the
numerous sufferers call loudly tor IN"
interpretation aud assistance. of tho
legislature. which ma doubt, tina, re-
Sp"ctahl" body viii TAX" into m early
cons alteration as may h" and grant
TIA" immediate" and cff"riIal relief
which is :" much wanted In some
places trees. carcasrS. etc. ar. mat =
ted together from twelve t." thirty
feet In height. aud from the hnrrid
stencil thor" is no coming near
{" s"parat" them. Happily, II u, this
season. "" "sc!tr" som" cnu;ag ious
disorder. Miles in Length Of trees
aud logs cam" driving down ,h"
river. ANA nothing could withstand
their force TIL" logs were almost up
:" tn" h"wSprij "f many vessels. 50
that their anchors could not avn
,h"m aud wcr" chiefly lost Thrr"
w"r" n" rains {" speak of AT Rich-
mond aud ,h"rahoutS. - that they
must have fallen from ia" mountains
I" about thirty or f"rtv miles alloy"
TIA" fails. From IN" rrSt p.rc"ivnhlc
rise In the river at that pia." was
about siNiy hours. and tn" water
sometimes r"s" at the rapid rat. OF
sixteen inches an hour. Daily ac-
counts al" received Of IN" loss Of
Who'll" families, and houses came
Heating down with people ON than
calling for h"lp. though non" coul-
hc afforded. Accounts nrr already
received az hf'y-"dd p""pl" being
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-16
TO LEr-uNFuRNIsHED
Manhattan

ssTu er COZ WEsT-prightfui ---oou
.rtu...f. BALCONY overlooking rfHr.
-r.s..sbI- owner leaving flr summon
pI..r.IIt 1907 stuart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-16
Private Home Buying
Active in Manhattan

eiawson 4 Hobbs sold foT Mrs. Estes
the four and a half story Aiaeriea"
baseuent house 80 300 West Nlhely
second street. a fifty foot front dwell
ing. held az $4,000. ,.d
Adolph and Aaron Weiss purcn,ia.sea
from Charles +. Heymann, Nes'
Tightv-third street. three-story a"es'-
ne The Duross Company was the
O' Harris vought & Co. sold FOR Car
- Harding. Of Boston. the three
storv brownstone dwelling az .'' h "a.
c,xtv.second Street. ls.lElOO.'. "r
80, owrer will alter and occupy t"e
rou.e This IS the last unim pIofeu
Jweii,ng on The block and was Doug 1t
nv he seller through the sAme oioNei
two years ogo. o. - Uirs'e
soid ls2 West Eighty-sixta street, /"
e 90, American basement Aolse''
23xi06. 10 Dr.. J. %. Io.esN'' ""0
make extensive alterations u.... ,oo,s
Robert Levers SOLD 2st "esI - -.
street. a three-story high STOOD -
stone dwelling, Tor /. Si-DeeN.' "a
Charles Well. This IS inc .I'' '-
- the property in twenty 4e+i ,rt-,o-
Catherine Boyle sod 10 raw .5. 49, w.,
a three-story dwelling az -
Twenty-fourth street. l4tAeV, ,-.r,so
Moore. schultz & Co. so!e, .oI X"
r Rauer 10 Dr. Harry A. heDn,. -.
40 West 1896 Street. /. 'o-'-'''''
American basement dwelling. ~ ~.
Jo5n q. Kelly sold 90 nora ~ -. 81
.,.i,gto, n Two and one-haI story a,.
inc AZ 52i ans 523 West loial 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-16
S2,500,000 Rental
For Broadway and
9th Street Corner
Seven Buildings Taken Over
for 63 Years-Ma y
Be Replaced With Busi-
ness and Iheater Structure

The newly formed Brosdway.sixty-
seventh Street Corporation. represent
ing Henry ". Well and J. J. Cohen,
has leased the group o. seven four
story buildings az tho northwest corner
OF Broadway and Slxty-severth Street
opposite the Hotel Marie Antoinctte
The property was taken from the 1881
Broadway Corporation. Charles l..
Bernhcimer. president, who was repre-
scented By William b. May & Co. The
lease involves 100000.
The property is known a. 1851 70
1857 Broadway and l0l 90 lo7 West
Sixty-seventh street. comprising
frontage s5xl35. The lease Is FOR sixty
three years and calls for an annual
payment n $4,000. Well & Cohen
are considering erecting business
building with thcatcr for the site.
Charles r. Noyes Company leased the
store and basement at al Broadway 70
Samuel Schein for n cafeteria A. a
total aggregate rental o. about $4,000
Also the second and third floors OF the
same building 70 Andrew Ayersano Tor
six year for a billiard academy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-16
12-Story Loft Building
In West 9th 81. Sold

Arthur Grccn5aum purchased from
the Midtown Holding Company, y. j..
Hess president. the twclvc-story store
and loft 81 % and - West Twenty
seventh Street. with a frontage Or 5o
feet. The buyer IS said 10 have paid
close 70 100000 Tor tho property.
Harry Cuttncr was tho broker y. &
l.. Hess. Inc. recently placed a mort
gage loar on the property Tor $50
600 for five years with the kmigrant
Industrial Savings Bank.
The vacant property o. the north
east corner of broadway and lonal
street. acquired some years ago 70
facilitate the building ~ the Is. r. 7.
subway along Broala sy. h.' been sold
bv the Now York Nun ciral hallway
Corporation Tho property. known as
AIS 20. f22 rroadVsy. has frontage
~ s2I feet on Broadway and l2I 80
on Canal Street. with castcriy ane
northerly dimensions NJ 81 and lf-.'
feet. respectively
Miss Tinsley Nay sold FOR the estate
Of John Chopper. represented by r.
& PNomm. the hve-story building a.
Sc Nassau street. l67x52. The buyer
is an investor. who intends occupying
tho propertv ~ the expiration Of the
present lease three years hence. lhls
is the first sale OF the parcel IN more
than a century.
William n. Whiting & Co. sold for
A Costa Z Sons the four-story build
inc AZ 25G Washington Street, 2llH
s3.i1. 20 james s. Coward
John J. Webb sold 20 the clinton
storage Warehouses the si1-story
building. 4Oxgs.9, at 81 and 3lS West
Enr.u-frsi street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-16
Large and Small Flats
Figure in the Trading
Operator Rcsclls Forres, Cham
bers. Occupying Block From,
on Broadway. Bought Recently

Samuel Brcner rcsold 10 a syndicate
In which witty Brothers are interes tea
ire tvelve-story Forrest Chambers
anartments and the adjoining i've
story house. comprising the block front
ON the west side Of Broadway, between
ii3th and Hath streets, which MI
Hrener bougt two weeks ago from her'
Der, Du Puy through L. J. Phillips
GO. The property. valued AZ aoou'
81 GOO 600. fronts 20i feet on broad
wav. 100 feet on 18th street ana 10
feet on fl4th Street. The new owners
Man TO improve the Hath street cor
rer. 20 that IL will conform with FOR
rest Chamber. which was designed oy
George and Edward Blum. lncoTpoTa-
tion napers were fled a. Albany yes
terdav in beaif of the buying syndi-
cato FOR the Witiy-Forrest Corporation,
having for directors Nathan u. stone.
Abraham p. Paley and sol Senne'eei
William n. Whiting 4 CO. sold foi
the Lucania Realty Corporation An
;hony Campagna. president. the ~
story apartment house a. e52 and 3oi
Eighth Avenue. 40xlio. including an
u" 20rs0 az 2l3 West Fifty.si@tn
street. The property vas held a.
$3.50. 900. The transaction was All easn
over existing mortgage. THIS parcel
was acquired b. the seller ~ eN-
change about fWO weeks ago.
r. Stanton Riker sold Tor the estate
OF Iary Mason Jones the four-story
store apartment at $50 Eighth Avenue
25xe0.
The Gomberg Company sold for the
Resonant Realty Company 10 the
Anglo- American Advertising COMPANY
1885 Madison Avenue, hve-atory Rat
house. 2sxlO0. a. the northeast corner
Of Ninety-ninth Street The purchaser
gave In part payment factory al
spotswood. y. j. The Transaction m
VOWED $4,000. Alexander Slater rep
resented the purchaser and Max Mon
fried the sellers.
Mark S. Reardon sold TO David Mem
drison q four-story store tenement at
gi5 Eas. lOift street. 25xl00ll.
Lodoyico Massimi sold 20 Nicholas
p-rza fve-story store tenement al
So East Forty.eighth Street. 20Nlu0o
Max AuRnfr sold 70 Lpisa hlceiar'I
fyc-storv store tenement ~ Z95 hast
Eighty-third Street. 25.5Xl02.2.
josephine Puel purchased Tour
story store tenement az sos FIRST Ave
nue.. 24.sx70.
Matthew p. Breen sold 70 the Armi-
stice Cafeteria. Inc. three-story
house AZ l0s Leroy Street. 2oxi0o.
Alfred {. Coke jr. sold 10 irving
Miller the five-stoTy store tenement A.
POS and POI Madison Street. &6x6s. a.
the northwest corner OF Montgomery
Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-16
Ilrookn

ID. ATHi SRI apartment 700 frrr..t detached
lax. rooms sgn Iar.pU. fireplace, pantry
fHr iafn snpkrr. heated, Hifn saragc flls
near Infafbol0ugl Flatbl.h ave station. 20
U..f .ffh %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-16

WE PAY highest prites for fgr1itlr.,
pianos. anfIg4es brio hrac. bo0fs, ar
kiIgs'f5 AS lnseflfy 81 stuy. i1li.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-16
Sl,7l8,ll0Paid
To AstOrs for
Bronx Lots
Philadelphia Syndicate
Heads List of BUYERS, In
vesting $500, $50; Brook
lyn Clolhier Comes Next

Tie last parcel Of the long held
holdings Of the Astors IN the Van Nest
section Of the Bronx pasred from the
estate a. about II o'clock last night
in the Hotel Astor. TIE last LOT 20 be
offered was struck down Tor less than
$1,000 a great shout was given when
the auetioneer cried out: sold. %
When the bids were totaied % was
found that the 1859 lots in the tract
brought in q total Of $l.7lsll0. which
was a greater amount than the heirs
OF the late Niscount Aston or Their
representative here expected the prop
erty would bring
The sale indicated that home build
crs are in the market and there Is a
strong demand FOR building sites close
% transit routes. The eagcrncss dis
played by buyers. among whom were
many professional builders and traders,
was surprise 20 close students Of
realty conditions.
Judging from letters received by the
auctioneers. Joseph 7. Day and ).
Clarence Davies. buyers will be dis
appointed. A number Of these letters
we're from writers who said that they
intended 10 attend the sale on the third
day and mentioned particular lots in
which they were interested and asked
the auctioneers 90 hold over these lots
until then.
From tho time the sale was resumed
Yesterday until the last OF tho lots
were sold a crowd that SLED every part
Of the big room was 30 attendance.
The chief actors IN the buying were
SPECTATOR and builders.
Thomas Morch and Edward Salo-
man. representing & syndicate OF Phiia.
delphia investors, were the principal
BUYERS az the sale. their purchases
totaling S200.150. On Wednesday, the
opening day OF the auction, they bought
l2O lots for $l5l.200.
A. j. Conviser. who conducts cloth
ing business in Brooklyn, also large
buyer on Wednesday. was again a con
spicuous purchaser yesterday. Figures
showed a. the end Of the sale last
night that he had invested Sl00.i5O m
the Aston lots Jacob S. and Michael
Freeman, operators. bought clghiy-one
lots for total Of S29l6O on Bronx
River Road. East l73d and Hath streets.
Jacob Cohen. builder. purchased ses-
cnty-three lots on Finley and Metcalf
avenues. between i72d and and l14th
streets. FOR 1913 each. he announced
his intention 90 improve az once the
FINLEY Avenue lots with onc-family
houses and the Mctcalf frontage with
fve-story walk-up apartments.
Felix lsman. who was a largo buyer
on the opening day Of the auction. ~as
another conspicuous purchaser yester-
day. He bought IN the hrst few hours
Of tho sale sixty lots on Morrison and
Stratford avenues. between l1ifh
street and Bronx River Road for $3.50
each.
Some time before the sale was ad-
journed FOR dinner Mr.. Day had dis
posed Of i.245 Of the lots for total
% tl39s.75O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-16
Bronx Sales Show Demand
For All Classes of Reali,

Isaac Lowcnfcld and William Prayer
purchased from the Wendover Grand
Realty Corporation 537 Claremont
Parkway, northeast corner Third Ave
nue.. 40xlo2. fve.story apartment with
SIX stores. Isaac Goldberg was the
broker.
Abraham Axelrod sold 20 Samuel
Forman 1889 Minford Place, a four.
story fat. 36.2Il00.
Abraham Zauderer. Inc. purchased
from Jacob Grass the two-storv build
ING containing eight stores and eight
apartments at 1892 20 1900 Southern
boulevard, near l72d Street. valued Al
$4,000. l. Levine was the broker.
NJ. NJ Reynold resold for L. Ia Bue
80 Gleason Avenue, a two-family
dwelling. 20 A. C. Sabauello
Scott Brothers sold for the Flanagan
estate the two-family dwelling. 1925
Decatur Avenue, 10 John r. Ryan for
occupancy; 20 Arthur larry plot 5Ox
100 or Hull Avenue. upon which he will
erect dwelling with garage, and for
the Clinton Avenue Realty Company
the two-family dwelling. 2055 Valentine
Avenue, with FIVE garages. 70 Mary
Bigley.
ANhlltt hNNlte SOLO TOT Aahrfr
Fischer 2s3 East l56th Street. resi-
denco. 5lXl03. 20 Joseph Ziols, who
plans extensive alterations.
Morris Chodo-kow sold 20 Rubin Sof-
ran the property al 1871 and 1873 Vyse
Avenue. 50x1OO
Samuel Alkof sold 20 the Milton
Barkin. Realty Company the stable on
plot 75xll5 on the north side OF East
l77th Street, 900 feet east OF Marmion
Avenue.
Gennsro Caldareli purchased the
property. 5Ox53. on the south side Of
East lelst Street, 100 feet west Of HofF-
man Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-16
Blu siness Troubles


.. following petitions IN bankruptcy
o., s.d yesterday ga the Jnited states
~ srG.R EisENMAN - Voluntary
800 g. Redwood av. NJ. Vernon
-.sna.. iitts1. assets 1850.
rFN r SMITH Voluntary. Liablli-
=, ttt-o. assets. 50 200
. HARRY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
.-s',tien representative, go ". 1880 81
.sItsa 1873. RssetA IS
: rRTCKERNAN CO. INC. --lrvolun-
r 80 " ltth e. Liabilities $4,000.
IiYsLER sCHULKIS & sALTzMAN.
r-lsyeiuntary furriers. ~ W loth ~
florence T.. MACk-Noluntary -l5
iiir a. Liabilities. $3.50. assets
Receivers in BANKRUPTCY
=, fouovfng receivers IN hsnkruptey
80 sppoinied yesterday IN the United
fis District Court
'y,s r. McDonoush. Cor Richrsn Tn
srnf Co. So Greene st. with bond Of
rM
sIutnt % 2. 7ad st. with bond OF
~, J.rssin,. Tor Carl Adolph Schultz.
Schedules IN Bankruptcy
~ following schedules IN bankruptcy
~ std yesterday lh iut tNlttA NtotNo
-, Court
NY swfTH-fioyd. Ulster County.
yfIIGbIilties $4,000. assets $4,000.
r1R s. EISENNAN- Salesnau -
A.seod ~ NJ Vernon Liabilities
m assets. 1850.
ENTND kESSLFR - ieweirf' ~
~ sv Liabilities. fzf5.fol, assets
fff
yopE~cT = NACK-ci5 West loist
: LiabNlier {Tssf. assets. 1880.
PAUL GOLDBERG-Hsts, irinr'inss'
n ~ sth az. Liabilities, slo's--' az
MURRAY VI wEiss-Clothing' - Csnel
u Ludlow SIS Liabilities. 10000
+ HARRY ACKNOWLEDGES ZION.
q Wsst $3.50 e.. Liabilities 'e'o'''
TiiYfxc MOTION PICTURES. lSSs.,-,
: We, Goth a.. Liabilities >l-V'''-
pfa t7tsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-16
s,epfather Backed
MacMasters Firm,
Bankrupt Swears
damaged Brokerage Business
'' .Iso. Got $3.50 Weekly
salary and $4,000 From
Profits, Referee Is Told

= NseMasters. stepfathef Of
"'u v.evss.ers, whose brokerage
s'y sn.r.d last February With lisoili,
81 ..;-sted 81 between $tOO.OOO and
tss s, ~ .nd assets Of about $4,000
r.Hv's,.N o,iy the hacker Of his step
~ ~. .,ssss. but the general man
~ I'll. according 90 testimony
~ ~ .,,,Ssy before Peter B. Olney,
gtn l',- bankruptcy. Young Mae
.t'sfse "a he Was only the nominal
risisls .he Consolidated Stock EX-
go = On ard that he. as well as
ai.s ,1eers and employees OF the
s;sn - is branches, looked 20 the
w. vss,lssters for guidance and
.:r,,.rine yesterday was con-
~ - David ". Kshn's oxamina-
,rs'LgTpov MaeMasters and theirs Of
D.. - a.tyrpt concern. Mr.. Kahn Is
~ ssr .he receiver. Robert p.
irfr1 Walter Milkman appeared
s..vl FOR young MaeMasters. Part
Questioning was directed 20
q .vhy MacMasters ss the nomi-
r.s,I rartner" OF the company
h.Is gift % $1,000 20 his step
~ he early part Of 1921. The
~. uid the frm paid the money
- he profits that had accrued
=. d. services rendered Asked
- =. ,lS.r NscMasters was not draw
,,i,rv Tor his services, the wit
-, sid he was.
~ "a previously been brought out
=. ~ weekly pay Of John F. Mac
-. w. vas $3.50. The later had ad-
To- ~ i,rSirg tho firm $4,000 20 help
49, ~ diAculties. This was In No
-, AID December Of last year. He
y, u. ,S,risd. however, that he contrib
- "a he firms capital. The $4,000
=. Va, never repaid.
-, illness testified that he did not
-. ~. Nrn had a house account. II
:, through this account. Mr.. Kahn
..,.Ss that the firm was able 70
~ On BY washing through IT prae-
.,Nv AL srsnsactions.
Os.suoned as 90 the failure. Mac
y,,,,r, said 4, had been due 20 "the
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BUSINESS CARDS
Furniturs

DIAMONDS bought ana sold for cass.
Aawcs Tree Bennett rs D'vsy ID fse'.
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Results Of Auction Sales

Ry Joseph = Day
Block bounded hy ~ and - arff PCT
ana sTfh sfs asl lors56. Q and 2 y sly c-.
house. George 2 Warren - al agf -econt
A. n r 81. - Of. John g. CLARK. ~
due. CASINO. taxes. etc. flts.i5ttl
Withdrawn.
crr-sfy garage 1885 fnfernafionai
committee ~ TounF Mems Christian A.
.orlatlons at william Leslie - a. art
du.. 80 stsf-. taxes. etc. ii.nspo' WIN
b. Henry BRADY
" 18Th - az So ~ " sth ~. FOUR
o., irtnt and fffs. .Sr1st sheriff sale
- 30 r. and g. which "iiliam barNfs'
= 80 =. tot - = e. ~ - four
,nrnf ard s'rs. stsstrirfsg shsrirf 90.
of au r ana O. vhich Isaac sehpff hAi
On Feruafy 4 1874 Elthdrs~n
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uFsr ConSFR ia Mount tsrn'n j.
folmt taths hardwood fo's -
-|~n s minutes walk fu station, fIlt l-.t
l.f FIskE KEALIY CO. 10 bes.i Place
rf...rr f.~nr.