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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-24

10 Burned on Hands W Ext'neu'sn'
Ing elaxs
Mrs. Florence Nash, Ruby and Vine
streets, was burned on both hands last
night while extinSuishine blaze which
started in the kitchen OF her home when
fat boiled over on the stove. She was
treated at the West Philadelphia Home I.
opathic Hospital.
Engine Company No. Al, Sixty first
and Thompson streets, put out the Hre,
which did only slight damage TO the
house.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-24

EVER MEET CAM O!'FLAGE:
She's "sOinebody's Stenog ana she has
''best'' interests. She has the distinction Of
being the one comic character having as
men; Introduce yourself 70 "Soms6ody's
Stsnog" IN the EvnNIxo PUBLIC LspoSh 70
dsy, "Make Il q Habit."-AdV..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-24
WOMAN DRINKS POISON
husband Finds Her Unconscious on
n EInor When He Returns

Il Floor When He Returns
Returning to his home. 2330 South
~, street, at l o'clock this morning,
John Sam found his wife, Florence,
Iyinr unconscious on the floor with a
bottie Of poison beside her.
Mrs. Sam. aged twenty nine, is a
polish woman and has been in this
country short time. 1t is believed she
jrapk the contents of the bottle with.
out realizing the effects that would
follow. She was taken to the Mount
|Sllai Hospital. where her condition is
mot REGARDED as serious.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-15
Gets Sl25,O00 Loan ON
New Madison Ave. Shop

Waddell & Martin have placed for
the Victorian Realty Corporation,
which is the holding company Of
Maison Camas, dress importers, a first
mortgage of $4,000 on 6s1 and 6ss
Madison Avenue, two four-story and
basement dwellings, now being recon-
structed for occupancy by the owners
on the first floor, with apartments on
the upper stories.
James Boyd has placed for the
Moritz Realty Company 8 frst mort
gage Of $4,000 on the five-story apart
ment, 1oox100, completed recently on
the north side of the 206th Street, la
feet west Of Perry Avenue; $4,000 at
5h per cent for ten years for r. Mar
gulies on the remodeled building
completed recently at l25 East Fifty
ninth Street, and $4,000 at SIS per
cent for five years on 1ol6 Simpson
Street for E. L. Davis.
Eugene J. Busher Company, Inc, has
secured $500 at per cent for FIVE
years on the property at 429 to 4S3
Austin Place for Abraham Lechtman;
$500 at @ per cent for five years on
the northeast corner Of 1880 Street
and Belmont Avenue for Amelia Por-
rucci, and $4,000 at 6 per cent for five
years on the north side Of Mosho olu
Parkway, 150 feet east Of Kossuth
Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-15
Houses ON West Side
Feature Dwelling Sales
Purchasev of Two Private
Homes in West 55th Street
Plans Alterations

=. The two dwellings at 121 ard 12a
west Fifty-ffth Street have been pur-
chased by buyer who will alter them
apparently for his occupancy, The
name of the buyer would not be dis
closed yesterday by either William b.
may Co, or John Constable Moore.
brokers in the deal. The latter prop
ssrty was bought from the Barney
Estate Corporation through the May
hrm, which, with Mr.; Moore, nego-
eiated the sale Of the adjoining house.
Ihe two houses have frontage of
thirty-six feet
:, Wood. Dolson Company, Inc, through
ITS representative, w. A. Barbour,
sold for Mrs. Ray Polstein, the five-
story American basement dwelling at
81 West Tooth Street.
Thomas Hargrove sold to Max II.
Bern the four-story dwelling at s6
West Ninety-third Street, 1sxi00.s.
jerome H. Frank sold to Lena Moser
the three-story dwelling at 232 West
132d Street, 1bx99.1i.
Otto G. Manss sold to Isabella Gia-
chetti che { ree-story dwelling at 129
West Ninety-third Street, ls.axs32x
irregular.
Ruth Center sold to Joseph H.
Lenitz the three-story dwelling at 455
west 14sth Street, fs.6x99.l1.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-15
Large
Apartment for
Murray Hill
ls.Siory Co-operative-Own-
cd House VIII BE Erected
OH Site of Three Dwellings
Bought i'm Park Avenue

anotter plot in the center of Murray
,dsIl Is 20 be developed with tall
srsssn,ent house. 1t is to be- co-opgra.
aIss1S owned. and according 90 the
ssi,Sers of the proposed building q
sarbey of Murray Hill residents. have
INSCRIBED fer apartments in the struc-
tsrs
sse three dwellings, at SO, II and ys
pafk Avenue. adjoining the northeast
.a-rser Of Park Avenue and Thirty
sishth Street, which was recently Inn
nsoyed with tall apartment building.
Ysis corner was formerly occupied by
hs Barney house. The passing OF this
rreperty fer development with an
sssNment house year ago aroused
considerable interest.
RE Joint Ownership Corporation,
Fysderie, Culver president, viii erect
psrray Hills second modern apart
raefit house. The three dwellings were
purchased yesterday by the builders
from Mrs. Walter p. Bliss and joseph
{. Stevens, through w. Albert Pease.
Possession of the property will be
given the builders next May, when
they will undertake the construction
IL q twelve-story apartment building
arranged in suites Of three to sixteen
rooms. Walter Gillette has been conl-
nissioned to prepare the plans. The
Structure will be ready for tenants in
Nay, 1924. Mr.. Culver estimates that
.be structure and the site will repre-
left an Investment of St,eo0,000. The
slot IS 6h feet wide and 115 feet deep.
Zach apartment wall be owned by its
fcD H. .4raa
New-York tribune., 1922-11-15
IL cal Estate ~ e W
Brony Presidential Ruyinr

Julius Traftner sold FOR n ciirnt thr
uve-story apartment house M 1907 no.
Gen Avenue, 2TSlo0, TO Louis Winter.
who has resold it: also sold for RI
LANCER the three-family dwelling nj
sss East 161st Street, 25xf0o.
arthur Eckstein ana Leo |. Meinhnra
resold for Henrietta Roaanberger@ and
Macy F. Caulcy 32s and $50 East t5ath
street. two four-story, celd-water ffat-
houses. about 25xtoos each. I,ouie q
Bsume recently purchased the proper-
ties at auefion, Mr.. Eckstein repre-
sented him at the sale and subsequent
~ sold the houses for hitn- to the pres
en-. sellers. Irving Zimmerman and
mr. Eekstein secured. d arnorsgage loan
OF $1,000 MT 6 per cent for Ave years
from the Commonwealth Savings Bank
OF. the holdings. *sq :
William j. Gabel sold for Amelia n.
Hunneke TO Joseph Breeloff the three
story dwelling With two-stoTy brisk
garage, bQxlS5ss at i7lS Crotona Park
East. The purchaser will make eyten.
sive improvements, sE.a.
Daniei Houiihan & Sons, Inc. sold
three two-faniily houses they recently
completed on 237th Street, near Rich
ardson Avenue, 10 M. Burke, d. Meyer
and j. Findeisen. Tfey also sold a
one family stucco house In Woodlawn
Heights, on 2aoth Street, near Katonah
Avenue, to Lilla X. Coils.
Epstein d miehaeisoa sold for D. J.
johnson 4121 Third Avenue, twenty
two family house and sscres. 5ox103
!. N. Wells sold for Israel Albert the
two story land basement dwelling. 25y
30, az 24S8 Devoe Terrace. The pur.
chaser win occupy.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-15
Plan Large Apartments
For Site Bought i'm Bronx
Costly House for Aqu.duct Ave-
nue. Corner; $3.50, GOO Flat
i'm ITEsh Gsrocs

Ennis & Sinnott sold the northeast
corner Of Aqueduct Avenue East and
lsoth Street, a plot 127xs6, to Joseph
Murray jr. Of Murray & Hill, builders,
who will erect q costly apartment. II,
a. Keiber was the broker. This COM
pletes the resale by Ennis g Sinnott
OF eight plots In that section. acquired
by shern from the estate of Clcmentine
nj. Siiverman.
!. For ~ erection Of fave-story apart
p1ent, Which will represent an invest
fnenty of approximately S&60,000, the
hewly formed 800 East i76th Street
Corporation. with L. Algase, L. Tully
and, s. Michilman as directors, bought
the plot, 2ooxl40x irregular, on the
south side of 176th Street, 100 feet east
cf Anthony Avenue.
The Morris Avenue Building Cor
poration, represented By Gold & Maran.
attorneys, bought plot, lo4x10O, on
Morris Avenue, 200 feet from 17oth
Street, for improvement with five
story apartment.
The D. & NJ. Realty Company bought
the northwest corner of 1S1st Street
and Ryer Avenue for improvement with
four five-and-a-halfstory apartments.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-15
DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE

SUPREME COURT. NEW YoRR COUNTY
AGNES JEHLE, plaintiff aFainst
RALPH e. JEHLE. defendant. Action Co
dissolve marriage on ground OF absence.
TO RALPH K. JEHLE, hgseerd OF AGNES
IEHl.t.' You are aereay noti1ea ctsas -
this Court by your wife. AGNES JEHLE.
esking for an order dissolving the niarris e.
between herself and yourself. pursuant 10
Section 6. Suodfe3sion IA OF the por.s stie
Relations Law, and that the prcof Of the
Eacss stated in satd petition wiis be presented
at @ hearing TO be held before ons Of the
Justices OF The supreme Court of the State
OF Now York. TO be held In and for shs
County OF New Yors4 81 Special Term, Part
III thereof. In the Borough of Manhattar
City of New York, the "a day Of Janr-
cry. 1893, as 10 o'clock In the soreroor
OF that day soon thereafter al counsst
can be heard. and that ip care of your
be made for the relief demanded In the
said petition
Dstsd Ne-v York. October sta, 1882
PHILLIPS, JAFFE & JATFM. Attor-
peya for Petitioner. lzTo Broadway.
New Yosk City, Manhatsan Borough
To RALPH e. JEHLE, defeneant: TIE
Soreaoing notice 10 served upon you W
James otMal.ey, Justice cs the Supreme
Court OF che Etate OF New york dated tbs
eth day OF October, 1884, and fled with ths
pStifion IN the tfice OF the Clerk OF shs Gr.
preuae Court OF the County OF New York, 81
she Ceunsy Court House, Borough ef Man
haitian. City, couaty and State OF Nsw
York,
Dated New York, October sth. 1879
PHILLIPS JAFrE & JAFFE, After
esys for Petitioner. Office ard PoseoaM#s
Aadsess. 1870 Arc&gssay ~ T,s&aSA
S&snhEtsan Baf9sfsA
New-York tribune., 1922-11-15
sURR0GATEs' NOTICES

WILLIAM r. MERRAI.L
Real Estate, Canadian Paclna Bias.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-15
Marine IA + Reports

westport. Philadelphia Nov Ia. 10 aroore
& McCorrnack, with iidse: 18th 81. E II.
Iu,srrIaloa,. Santiago Nov Z; to United
fFu11. ~ u 60, with pass, mails and nndse Pier
Lake. Fannin, Wilmington Nov is; TO
Ctyde y Co, With rnase sRier a.. N n t
Anna Maersk1 lDan1. a Havana NOV 6,
Charleston io; 70 Ishranatsen; Aloiler d
Jenerson. Norfolk; to Old, Dorinfvn
Pier 81, ~ r, t?' ~
Muhargo. Nassau Noy 6: to Munson Line.
WIZ WI !, pass, mails ana nadse: Pier O., Il r.
A'ornso aInor'i lNor3. Colon 10, Kerr s S
GO, WITH m6se anchored off Quarantine
Algeria {fsrs, f;fasgowa Nov .b: to Anchor
Line with pass and anafls 4 - -. ,.sYT'1 :
Manohioneai; 3Nor) . santiago and Kings.
ton 10, United Fruit Co .witl, ndsa.f
New-York tribune., 1922-11-15
Ice Company Disposes
Of Buildings i'm Mott Street

Tasa Huntoon Ice Company sold to
the District Welfare Realty Corpora
tion the three and five story buildings
at 2sb-291 Mott Street, soxso. From
the Consolidated, Gas Company the
Huntoon Ice Company has purchased
the plot, 92x1oo, on the south side of
Nineteenth Street, 225 feet west of
Tenth Avenue.
The East River National Bank sold
to the Inland Realty Company the six
story building at 81 Crosby Street, 25x
119.6x irregular.
Henry Hof sold for client of Irving
fKatz, attornesT, ETA Third Avenue to
James J. Tighe, tenant Of the store.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-15
Ninety-fve Year Lease of Row
Of Dwellings In I30ih Street

A ninety-five-year lease has been
made by Eugene Higgins Of the prop
erty at 149 to 1859 West 130th Street,
on which there are eleven three and
four-story dwellings, 90 feet east of the
northeast corner Of Seventh Avenue.
Nathan Goldman is the lessee. The
lease is divided into six parts, the
final term being from 1897 to 2017. The
net rental for the first term is $4,000
annually and for the remaining terms
the figures will be by valuation ar
ranged by arbitration, but not to fall
below the first-term rental.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-15
Arrived Yesterday

Ma1estic tB), Southampton and Cher
Scoafg Npvss; to White Star Line with $50
ssss az. Ss3 SECOND cabin, 3ss third class
pass tnatis and indse; Pier 5e. Mr.,
sants Isabel, Porto Padre Nov s: ITO
aS sSsssss,csn s,ssn Cuban S $ Line, with sugar;
MksHlssnsss Havana Noy Ii: to n Y & Cuba
Ps, Co With 50 pass. mails and Indse;
aprineess May (Brl. Port Antonio Nov g.
$1,000 y; TO Dt Giorg1o S S Co, with o
ess sno mdse. Piers7. q r. esE t
Aan'aavlnlsseeilo, Hamburg Oct s9; TO! Jnitea
DoeSE.3s s'sn n1,s;5siHe' line with ndse; Pier 6. Bush
r.ss nlan tGrkl, Barry Oct "a to N Gaianos.
-ro,sssl sssl 5000 tonsl; off Liberty.
fen n,ossaanehe, Jacksonville Nov II, Charles
Pier & 70 cIyde Lines with pass and mdse;
,n.t Mount Carroll, Hamburg Nov .; to
and ste Lines, with 54f pass. mails
= \ n sssseaset F4er So, " r.
!. ha{ W.. tBr)t Honolulu Sept IL, Cristo-.
Eihsi6uN. :. .l1etaWarer Breakwater, 10: Co
Resss Line, with nidse; OF Liberty. y
shsfJ Jprd~ tNorl. tShrisslania Noy 0,
/ sifs ssast = TO Norwessi IAN a ma erioaf Line
~ :. ~ cabin, z3S third class pass, malls.
= use. sQth st, J3'klyn.
80 A. at'es ss Gatveston Nov s; 10 Southern
- - Is 70 With pass and mdse:. pier 40,
sa,;',o, baltimore Nov ~: TO Munsos,
!; y slyn, assfe iladse Erie Basin Brsakwates,
81.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-15
Cleared

e, gre nee, tF'r5. Roch; fdayrevia Plymouth
President Polk. Mclean; Queenstown ana
Plymouth; U s Etness - =
Ei Lago. LangefiSew Orleans; Southern
Ell @ orleente. ,pplahassty; Galveston; South
9 Mo6hican, hi Lindiand;. i, Portland; Eastern
=, Roltqn castIs s{Rr>.M Maguirs, phtiadei-
Raxnanger (Nor}, ifeiiyig; 'Philadeinbia .
Muneon s. s. Lines: Ffs3s7s ~ ~
f. southwestern Miller (Tsr},s wiiltar1sor. t. :
London via Haiifaxt FGrness5 Witty s. Co.
H. Frspetsco s6Br)s gayiilkires:N Halifax Hull
and Antwerp; EilerInan's Wilson Line.
iCent,nass OF Rexs page,
New-York tribune., 1922-11-15
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE
CHOICE. INDUSTRIAL.
SITES

In units of five to fifty acres, on
deep water, within eight miles of
Manhattan. Served by seven trunk
line railroads. Storage facilities
Gnrivalled. Railroad sidings easily
obtainable. Directly connected
with main highways to New York.
An opportunity Of unusual interest
to those who are seeking industrial
sites we'll located, with the most
favorable transit facilities. Will
sell or lease on long terms at very
attractive figures. Address-De-
partment of Public improvements,
Room GOT, City of Newark, N. j.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-15
leases i'm Centr Zone

dissrt B. Ashforth, Inc, Leased space
q tH East Forty-fourth Street to A.
hsyess& Co, at j to1 to 1902 broadway
te'she eB erghan Stores Company, = Inc i
n4iat % and SO West hirty aeighsh
meet to the Fidelity Hat Works
The Gross & Brown Company leased
pace in the Miller Building, 562 Fifth
iSenue, to Teotolinda Greco; space at
u West Thirty seventh Street to De
Frece Bernstein and to Jacob G. Frank
sraee at 10 and Id West Thirty seventh
sSIlreet, women s hats ;a1-r
"A a. Hagerfan has leased to Miss
Ipits and Miss Moser a store in the
Herald Building and with William A.
Taylor a loft at 16 West Thirty sixth
Street to the Allied Hat Company.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-15

la9u SIT B21 WEST--A and rooms, bath
elevator, full ssryies.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-15

Queens
New-York tribune., 1922-11-15
Carolina Court, i'm
West I2lst ST.. Sold
Other Sales of Apartments i'm
Harlem Section and ON
the East Side

Clark Mildner sold Carolina Court. 8
s'x-stofy elevator apartment at 4l4
West 121st Street, t1sxfoo. to an in.
vesting corporation headed by J. =.
benaim. P. A. Edmiston and Samuel
Ginsberg negotiated the sale.
Chambold Court, a six-story elevator
apartment house at SO TO 72 Fort Wash
ington Avenue, southeast corner of
le2d Street, 1oox1sx irregular, has been
transferred By Jose Castillo to Olga
Lift.
Joseph Redler purchased from Rem
jamin Shapiro 21b Audubon Avenue. a
six-story apartment. Samuel Wacht ir.
arranged the sale.
Charles s. Kohler, Inc, has sold for
Mrs. Anna G. Condict the five-story flat
at 772 Columbus Avenue, 25x74, to an
investor.
The Haggstrom- Callcn Company has
sold for Henry Deutsch the iive-story
apartment at LAG West Sixty-fourth
Street, 3Sx90x100, to an investor. who
will alter the premises into small
suites.
Nehring Brothers have rcsold to
Mary II. Dempsey 500 West 213th
street, between Broadway and Amster.
dam Avenue, q tive-story 25-family
apartment house, 4bxl0o. The seller
acquired recently this and the adioin-
ing property through the same brokers'
Bernard A. Gutenberg sold to F. Cosn
500 West 11sth Street, fve~storv fat
26x100. William De Goode was the
broker.
henry w. Hartmann sold to Pauline
/. Cockburn the four-story apartment
at 137 and 1S9 West 127th Street, 50x
99.11. ''''
The Phelps Holding Corporation sold
to Nathan Marks the fiye-ytory tene-
ment at 42l West Forty-third Street,
25x10O.4. y
Louis Adler sold to Bessie Skolink
and Mary Silverstein the six-story ten
ement at 36 and 80 Avenue D, south
east corner of Fourth Street, 42x75.
Marie G. Darstadt and Lillian II.
Kattey sold to q client of David F..
Mayer the Ave story tenement. with
stores, at 1853 Second Avenue. ohxao.
M. S! Shiefer sold to Dir. Alexander
l.. Blum the six-story tenement at 1870
to ls4 East 104th Street, 5ox1OO. Sam.
ue. Wacht Jr. arranged the sale.
Agnes II. Moore sold to Samuel NAL
SKY the two five-story fats at 80 and so
West 135th Street, 50x991l.
Henry Hof sold for client of Irving
katz the premises at 574 Third Ave.
nue. to James J. Tighe, tenant now in
possession OF the store.
JoSephi~s zimmerman sold to I.stta
q Smith the fofif-story SnzA~ss'@s Ae "
Third Avenue, 25x109
Brett G. Wyckofr sold far :.ames A
Renwick and Meta r. Sedgwick the
ve-story tenement, with rAore, at 2O37
| Third Avenue.
APARTMENTS FOR SALE OR TO LET
New-York tribune., 1922-11-15

ct APARTMENTS FOR SALE OR TO LET
New-York tribune., 1922-11-15
REAL EsrArE--sALz OFF Kns1

Send Sor SUBURBAN wESTCKESTDR.
PRINCE & RIPLEY, $40 Madison av.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-15
STORAGE NOTICE

MATT DWYER STORAGE WAREHOUSES;,
INC, 3fl-3 Weat i4Gth Street,
New York City.
Mr.. r. Barksdale, Mr. John Harr;
that the time Tor the payment OF our lien
upon the properly hereinafter described
having expired. after due notice thereof
property. to wit Buick Roadater Car and
Cadillac Touring Car, TO be eoid at Public
Auction, according 10 the statute IN snch
case made and provided, at Matt Dwyer
Storas ss Warehouses, Inc, Warenouses. Sli.
stT West 1&oth street, New York Ciky. gf'
Wednesday. November 22shs lsss, r. ~
o'clock A. M.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-15

THE BEST LITTLE HOME IN SUMMIT,
NEW JERSEY
rooms, tiled bath. steam heat open
Are, gas kitchea, soiarium, single garage
Price $4,000. Convenient terms
ee.ef EUG GENE JOBS II. r. BECK CO.
Realtors. Opp. Sta. Summit. N. j.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-15
Elizabeth Realty Owned for 100
Years Leased fu- $500 900

The property at SO to ,64 Broad
Street, Elizabeth, NJ. j., consisting Of
.so three story brick structures with
irontage OF 93x24o, has been leased
sor twenty years. at an aggregate rental
II s500, 600, from Edward 6. and John
woodruff to Herman Ii, 'ehary. of
Newark. This property has been in
tie. hands of the Woodruff family for
nare than a hundred years. Irving
Peldnan was the broker -.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-15
New York state

FOR sALE--2-3 acre; beautiful home.
furnished. situated on the Hudson at
Rhinecliff, n Y; new brick house. 10
rooms, excellent condition: $4,000. terms.
c. a. Fleming. 3os South 1st av., Mount
Vernon, n. Tel. l255-J, Hiilcrest.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-15
Block Front lin Bronx Sold

The Hillpin Building Corporation,
with F. 3. Hill, n. Halpern and H. J..
Saltzmans as directors, bought the
block front Of l7Il8 feet on the west
side OF Decatur Avenue, between Mo-
The newly formed Bergenhack Build
ing Corporation fSiegel g. Schwab,
bought from the Max Horowitz Build
Ing Company. the plot, 100xloo, on the
east side Of Belmont Avenue, 100 feet
south Of fremont Avenue, for the erec-
tion OF five-story apartment
New-York tribune., 1922-11-15
! Home Buying i'm Brolklxn

Tho Bulkiey &, Horton Conanany sold
1oa2 and 1042A< Sterling Place. q four
story modern dwelling, 20x123, for Carl
A. Krause. s,se re sss9fs -
Charles Partridge sold the two-story
aWellinga at 20S Franklin, Avenue for
=. O'Cara and G. Mahonoy ~ -
Waiter l.. Gibson sold 366 Madison
Street, two-story house, for Henry
New-York tribune., 1922-11-15
APARTMENTS TO LEr-uNruRN1sHE

81 ST B'wAY--3 and rooms; weil furn
iehed: elevator, 3s65 Bwsy.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-15
Sailed Yesterday.

Aauitanfa (Bre, Southampton VIA Cher.
oourg Kingdom ,tNor). ;Baitiniore: Bay
onne. Phtlsdelphia: Frederick YIwine,
Ianpico; Chicago lFrl. Havre: City OF
Atiar Ia. Savannah Jsenape. Jaeksonsifis
III Lago, New. Orleans; Ei oriente, Calves,
port 1Sm Issn,a Is4ss9 ,e,s ,Nehfok La'sstJeil fNor
Ravhanger tNor5s PhfiadSlphfa. SA's1'h
w Z steed, Tanpico: Hoitby Or,
Hayre sarynatia 3Dan3. philad delphia
Topdaisftard <Nor9, Baitilnore. =. =,
New-York tribune., 1922-11-15

a5 EAST GATH ST,
Two very large rooms. with bath, eight
closets.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-15

DELAFIELD, MARY COLEMAN: IN
pursuaBcs of an order of Honorable John
New York, NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
to ell persons having claims against MARY
COLEMAN DELAFIEI u, late OF the
County OF New York, ieceRsed, TO present
the same, with vouchers thereof, TO the
subscribers. al their place Of transaetins
busness, at the Offices Of Delaheld. Thorns
& RuTisigh their attorneys, at No. az
Cedar street, in the Borough OF aIanhattsn,
In the City Of New York. State OF New
York. or or before the 22a day OF Jan
uary. 1923.
Datsa, New York City. the 12th es,
OF July, 1922.
JOHN ROSS DELAFIELr. trx,tav.
EDWARD G pELAFIgLD, hAecItoEA
New-York tribune., 1922-11-15
New Flat for Rrsn,Islvr,

The newly, formed st. Johns Place
and Plaza Street. Corporation bought
from the Warren Holding Company The
lot at the northeast corner OF those
thoroughfares, Brooklyn, for improve
ment with an eight-family house. T.
Cohen and w. l. and II. Hochhauser
are the directors of the new company.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-15
Results of Auction Sales
by JosrpE r. Day

- by, JosrpE T. Day s4s
BLOCK bounded by "a and let ares. ssth
and s7th SITS. 261 1oAS5o.2, and -sty car
house: George X Warren et-at agt Second
Ave r r Co ct al; John c Clark, ref
amt due, $3,s73,6ll.74: taxes. etc, S2SS,-
154Sl; adjourned to Jan 9, 1928.
BY Henry Brady
WEST END AVE. 2el-2s7. cor 72d st.
so6x115; 4-sty school; Gramercy IN
vesting Co agt Wtnstonah Realty Co.
ct al; amt due. s77.s0S 60; taxes, etc,
$3.50 b0;adJourned to December q.
4TH ST, 2b E, 9. III o Lafayette st.
21.6x62x irreg, S-sty loft and str; N Y
Savings Bank agt Kolshicht Holding
Co ct oil; amt Que. $5S. 5000; taxes, etc,
$1,2lo.93: to the plaintiff for $4,000.
BY Jones j. Donovan
172D ST, II 8, 100 Fulton ave, hOxlos. Tx
irreg: Catherine Flynn, ind. etc, agt
Mary Burns OF al; amt due. Sa.4SS.l6;
taxes etc, s2SS.s9; TO the plantff FOR
$4,000.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-15
Henry B. Anderson Sells
Large Home i'm 8(lfh Street

John L. Rogers sold to client s23
West Eightieth Street for Henry B.
Anderson, who had occupied the house
for ten years. The property contains
twenty-oLe rooms and six baths, in
cluding large solarium, tiled loggia
and fountain, gymnasium, etc. The new
owner intends to occupy part Of the
honaa
New-York tribune., 1922-11-15
Sherman Ave. Corner Sold

r. Clarence Dorsett sold to the Kup-
suptjc Realty Corporation the plot,
100xl60, at the southeast side of Sheg-
man Avenue, 100 feet southwest of
207th Street, .-......t
Mary A. Lee sold the lot, 25x92.3
on the north side of Croton Street, 225
feet wess n Amsterdam AvenIe, to
George Gk2et, who owns adjoining
property.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-15
Bic Rochester Firm Takes
Offices and Showroona Here

aArt-in-Buttons, Inc, of Rochester, N.
E.. has leased through the Cross &
Brown Company the eighth floor in the
Res bnlaing, $50 and Sa1 Broadway,
northeast corner of Nineteenth Street,
for us New York offices and show
rooms 7r.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-15
Mrs. Marion Walton McCarter
Sells $4,000 Home i'm Rye

Chauncey B. Griffen sold for Mrs.
Marion Walton McCarter her estate at
Locust and Summit avenues, Rye, over
looking the; 9Apawamis Country Club.
The property consists OF. a ten-roon
house and large garage on an acre of
land. The property was held at $45,0oo
and was sold for cash.