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New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
SO, 100000 Loaned on Tall
Printing Crafts Buildinr

s. W. Straus & Co. have underwrit-
sen n FIRST mortgage serial c per cent
bond issue OF S3.l00000 on tho twenty
two-story Printing Crafts Building on
the west side Of Eighth Avenue. be.
tween Thirty-third and Thirty fourth
streets. The bonds, maturing from one
20 fifteen years. constitute a closed
hrst mortage on the land and building
and arc the direct obligation Of the
Printing CRAFTS Realty Corporation.
The stock Of the corporation is owned
BY Charles Francis Press, Bartlett Orr
Press, Eugene c. Lewis Company. Tri-
ehrometic Engraving Company, Rogers
a Co. Thomas Russell & Son, the
Moore Press, Flower Steel Electrotype
Company, New York Monotypc Compo-
sition Company and Robert L. stillson
Company.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
Passenger Ships Due
Dne To DAY


Mongolia, Hamburg Nov IS; ~ Amer
lcsu Line with 20 cabin anl li1 third
class pass malls and mlse. .H due 90
Ambrose ! , ~. VIII dock about $3.50 m
40 Pier ca. ~ r west ifih ul
cry ~ savannah. savannah Dec ., %
ocean S Co. VII dock 40 Pier ~ T.
Dane tU.
President Van Buren. Liverpool Nov IS;
% T. s Line with IS pass ana mails Is due
IN Quarantine az daylight and VIII dock
about a IA az Pier 2. iobokcn.
Due To-morroN
Homeric CBr). southampton and cher
hourg NOV 20. % white star Line with ltt
nrst. ls5 second. il3 third class pass malls
and mdse: Was ee0 miles east Sandy Hook
noon Tuesday. is expected 90 reach AM
bross ~ m Thursday md dock about
a M az Pier f9. = II fWcst iist aO.
United American Line with ~ cabln $50
laird class pass and mdse, was i,.oo miles
east of Ambrose noon Monday; crpected
e = n dock THURSDAY morning at fl'' 80
Roussllicn. Havre Nov 90: 90 prsnch
Llac with itf cabin. ie5 third class pass.
mails and u1dscs - expected 90 reach
Quarantine late wednesday and dock fore
noon Thurstay a. Pier j.. Il.
fauia Er), Palermo No" -, TO feeIs
lane with ~ hrst, SO second and h6 third
clHfs pass. malls and mcfc, l1 expected 10
dock 40 1iFi r.. B'kiyn.
Fasafl tbrl. Buenos Ayrcs Nov 30; tio
ds Janoiro Nov 10, 10 iamport a Holt
with g7 first. 90 second and ~ third c.afs
pas mails ana mdac. WILL dock forenoon
at Pier ~. IIoboken.
Mayaro tnrl. Tnnldai Nov ~; 20 frr-
(Conflnued on page tWenfy-two)
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
Country Produce

Butter-Reoeipts were 900 pactagss
Creamery, higher than extras. ID - .
5tHc; seconds N94ihe. lower grades.
20 q i0c. centralized cars. 30 score. q q
tsc: 50 score <eh Qf7iic; - score. A. = q
tsc. 50 70 81 score. 80 &c; unsnliea.
score. 6IH Q 5Jc. hrsts ls0t5Hc; secondH
- q 40: lower grades. 400 sc. held cream %
cry. high scoring. f7i1 q fse; extras sc
nrsts. 4504ec; sceonds tor q f7oi state
dairy tubs hnest. 5l = gs- &c: s9ea s9S 40 20
ladies, current make. extras. ~ y q 3so;
arsts. s6n q SIC; seconds. a5 = Ssc; lower
grades. 9fg Sse; peeking stock; " ,se.
lower grades. 5oa3te.
Cheeee-Reoelpts were i.sts boxes New
York state fats. June specials, - ~ e;
average run, II 27hc. New York state
run. 2T02fHo: Wisconsin double DAISIES.
17h d zsc; single Daisies. CSC Young
Esrs.Rsesig's, I..Is' ,.:, sssss Tr.sh
gathered extras dozen, so0tici extra
nrsis bsg5sei nrsis. t2g5io; ssoonds tsg
soc: fresh and held. lower gradea 26dt5c:
trade eggA 26d 5oc. diftics No. 1. = q lec
No. 2 and poorer, 129 &c; checks, poor
20 choice dry, 20 40; refrgeretor extTa
nrEA charges paid TO expiring dates sl9
tgc. frstA. sOa3ihc. seconds and poorer.
asQashc: checks. locally candied. zoo l1c.
refrigerator whites. nearby, 1294zci Pa
cine Coast, 5zqt9c; other Western, sog
3ec: refrigerator oil immersion process.
nearby whites tzqboc. Pacific Coast
whites. taQfse; Western brovn and miEed'
saQa afc: fresh New Jersey hennery whites
upcandied extras 75077c; nearby hen
merry whites. extras locally eancled, I1e.
nearby and nearby Western hennery whites,
average extras 7i0 &c; extra irsts. O. =
zoe: hrns. 65deec; nearby gathered
whites. nrsts 20 extra hrs,s. s3G zoe. under
grades. G2Q62o; puilets. eggs selected
small out GO n soc: mixed, bo057c; small, /,
t7eft tsc; Pacific Coast whites. extras. 700
72e. EXTRA nrstE. 66n68c. nrItA 81 q ebc .
mediums. e6c. puiieta. Is bse: other
western and Southern gathered whites,
b6a65c: New Jersey henncry browns 81
Ira fancy. 7id7tc. other nearby henneTy
browns. extras. 65B6se.
Po,.,o,.-state. $50 lbs 3sa5ai25e;
no Ibs' yI.7Eqf2: LonE Island. ls0 lbs.
ts7sGt3: ie5 lbs i7s5 9'2,se' $50 lbs. b..
~ ,ggtzBo; PennFyivhnia ise lbs, g. -
6iaGo. i6o lbs. 81. Virginia, barrel u -
,9ii7S; sweets Jersey. es.kst 5ss tliS' H.
Eastern shore. barrel N.Is4 4.%@s,; De5 a.
ware and Maryland. basket. soeail'
Anlss. Louisiana. barrel i1.bog'ASe.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
Arrived Yesterday

Norma Ponce nov -. MaynEUcf 70.
AGuadiila 4 Afecibo ~, san Juan 10 20
Atlantic Fruit CO. With 9 pans and ndse
msid of Psara Br). csuta Nov 10. 70
n a Galanoa. in ballast Pier 81. Bkiyn
Manohioneai tNorl. Kings'on Nov ~.
Port Antonio 30. 20 tnited Fruit CO, with
America utaD, Naples Nov q; 10 Italia
American Line. with 20 fret, lbt second
cabin. so third class pass malls and
orilabs. Havana Dec ?: TO New York 4
cuba Mall \ = co. with 70 pass. malls
and fndse. Pier ~. y X.
Tyrrhenia (Brl, Liverpool Nov Is.
ousensiown a. via HaiifaK Dec 2. 20
cunard s co. with fret. - second
cabin. It7 third class pass. mails and
mdae: Pier ts. n r.
J A B0stwick. Hamburg Nov IL: 70
Robert l. Hague, IA ballast. Iletjen a
Lang's y y, Hobokcn.
Cauto. Campoche nov g. LaFuna .. Man
zanill0 20 and santiago -. % New YORK
< Cuba Mail 3 Co. with mdse. So 9Th
Trecarren CBr). Barry Nov rs. 70 Nor
ton. Lily a Co. IN ballast. on Red Hook
FLATS. B'klyn.
Mohawk. Jacksonville Dec 2. Charles
ton ,. % clyde Co. with pass and
Hamilton. Norfolk Dec 20 Ola Dornin-
ion Transportation Co with pass and mdse
Pier -. ~ r.
England MAfl NaANlf BOSTON Iee - 70
Warriss. MAgiii a Co with mdrei West
shore n. Pier f. WerhaWken. n !.
Lake Giiboa. BrunsWick Dec 10 Mai-
iory Line with mdse. Pier "a. y r.
" N Tllford. Houston nov 20. 10 =
Hague with oni Pier 9, Constable Hook.
y J.
Frederick Ewing. Tampico Nov -: 10
pan-AmericAn Petroleum and Transport
CO with oil. anchored OF Tompskinvli.e,
ST
Q Baru;ow. Tampico; 20 r l. Hague
with Oh. anchored of TompHnsvillc. \ J.
schr George w Elzsy Jr. Kilkenny, Ga I;
% Oiimartin a CO with mdaei anchored
on Red Hook Fiats B'kiyn.
RaRsapeagur. GEORGETOWN, Nov H.
% ID Benson Higbis Co with ndse; an
chored on Red Hook Flats. B'kiyn.
Munamar. Nueyitas Dec 2; 20 Munson
Line with II pass. mails and mtse; Pier
aER
Eglantier CBsir). Antwerp Nov is; 20
Lloyd Royal Beige with ildse. Pier -
Erie Basin. D'kyn
Celtic Prince (Bfl. Shields Nov 30. 70
Furaess. witty A CO In ballast. Pier =,
Bush pockA Bklyn.
President Van Buren,. London and Cher.
boUrg. 20 L Lines. with pass. mails and
mdse. on Quarantine. VIII dock about
Az a. Pier g. Hoboken.
nylayi. Norfolk Dec 4. 20 Pocahonfas
Fuei co, with coal on Quarantine.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
Reorganization OF
NJ, X. & I. II. X.
Approved byL Ice
Capital Liabilities To Be
S46,376,OOO Less Than
Those of Old System;
Can Meet Fixed Charges

WASHINGTON, Dec. b.-Reorganiza-
tlon plans for the Missouri, Kansas 4
Texa, Railroad, which has been in re-
ceivcrship for several years, were aP-
proved to-day by the Interstate Com
merce Commission. The new company
authorized 10 acquire all Of the rail
road lines and terminal properties OF
the old system will have total stock and
bond issues with a par Of sis6rSOO'OoO
and 1000 900 shares Of common stock
without par value. It's annual hxed in
terest charges will amount 20 S5,4sS,-
600. The commission calculated that
the total capitalization Of the old com
pnny was S242,i76,000. while It's annual
fixed charges had been s7-ls3,00o.
The reorganization will start the
nev- Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad
In operation with capital liabilities OF
sac. .s76 900 less. than those carried by
It's predecessor, and annual interest
charges also less than those Of the
former corporation by $1,000
Earnings OF the road for the last
eighteen months. the commiSron said,
have been sufficient 20 meet the total
annual bond interest and other fixed
charges As the reorganization Will
leave them. Most OF the securities
which the new company Is permitted
70 issue will be exchanged for securi-
ties OF the old company TO finance the
reorganization assessments Of S25 a
share 70 be levied on the common stock
Of the old company and $50 a shore on
the preferred stock, which Assessments
arc expected 70 raise about s,f20,000
in cash, the commission said. The pay
ers Of the assessments will receive
shares Of the common stock In the
new company which stock viii have
voting privileges sufficient TO control
the new organization.
"The new capitalization will be sub
stantially lower than the total capital
liabilities Of the present Missouri.
Kansas a Texas system" the com
mission said. "and the fixed charges
will be materially reduced, with a con
sequent improvement In credit. The
evidence also indicates that the new
capitalization will not be dispropor-
tionate 20 the earnings OF the appli-
can't Under these circumstances, IN
view Of the manifest desirnbility OF
ending the long period Of reeeivership
we think that the approval Of the pro-
posed capitalization should not be
withheld"
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
Primary Mark cts Now
in Normal Dull Period;
Situation Contrasts With
Last Year; Prices a Factor

Buslness activity has shifted largely y
from the primary markets 20 the relAi,
ard This IA seasonal movement, hno
tbis wear appears 20 be running closer
To FORM than u has for many years
mast Last year, wholesalers recall the
nrirsarv textile markets were fairly ae-
tive AZ this time. and continued 80 on
into January. This year, however inc
seasonal activity in manufacturing and
wholcsaline began earlier than u did
last year. and appears TO have ended
earlier. The recent price advances are
GIVEN as one explanation for the cur
tailed buying at Wholesale.
In the main reatilors are now await
inp further developments in the mar
kets before committing themselves FOR
future deliveries. Textile mills are
fairly we'll supplied with orders 20
carry them for the next two or three
months, and this explains TO some ex-
tent the hrmness displayed by prices N
a dull market.
The future course Of business now
depends in a great measure on con-
sumer attitude after the holidays.
Holiday buying is proceeding In larger
volume than it was a year ago or IN
1920, according 20 reports reaching the
markets here from various parts OF the
country. Trade leaders recognize, how
ever. that the holidays bring a certain
amount Of liberaliiy in spending which
may not be carried FAR into the new
year. There is also the fact that goods
Tor delivery early next year In most
cases bear higher prices than those
now offered 70 the public. Whether the
public will take TO these higher prices
without baking and precipitating an
other buyers strike is a question that
cannot be answered az present.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
War Risk Insurance
May Be Recovered
Export Association Announces
Plans for Presenting Claims
10 Government

The American Manufacturers Export
Association announced yesterday that
money paid By American firms and cor
porntions az premiums for war risk
insurance on any export shipment
probably could 'be recovered out Of
the funds sequestered By our govern
ment from enemy aliens. These claims
will now be received and considered By
the Mixed Claims Commission az
Washington.
Colonel Myron W. Robinson, presi-
dent Of the association, will appoint
committee within a few days 30 as
sist members and others in furnishing
forms. receiving the claims and pre-
senting them 20 the commission.
Copies of the forms may be Obtained
by writing the association GO iC0
Broadway. New York City.
The association also announced the
appointment Of its committee 20 col
leet claims arising from the deposit Of
German marks in German banks az the
outbreak Of the war. This committee
consists of Stanley J. Quinn. OF the r.
wing National Bank. as chairman. The
other members are Edward s. Wood. OF
the Esterbrook Steel Pen Manufactur-
ing Company, and Cecil S. AEhdoWu, OF
the Remington Typewriter Company
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
Rentals Of Apartment Sui.
Furnished and Unfur.,s

Dovglas l.. Elliman 4 Ca i....,'
nished apartments AZ 270 Pa 4, =
Of fourteen rooms and fv. 40
Allen l.. Lindsey, ~ B3f Ma,
nuo 20 Mn ~ Heigall ana !, 4, = 4
psll, lr = ca
Hamilton lselin q Co. le.,.1
rished apartment at I0t9 ps, y
20 Benjamin X. Gatls, - Alu.
Culver 4 Co. rented a 49,.
apartment In ffl PARK Ave. .-.s'..' =.
John u. Hage. ''Has y 4
rease q Elliman leased s,,-.
a. 80 Madison Avenue "a 49,, ~ =,
isaidlaw and 10 Mrs. Bet,y s." .s" I
Lexington y. Avenue. % Mr. n - -
?, ,.,' nsst flfty-seeond Stree. sa ~
ss,o~ssfei s.,ssi a. 30 West F,,,,...
49, 49, y, 70 Ars. Harold +. Jgd5. ]. :.
"est fifiy.nlnth Street - y
9iey; a. 65 East Sirtv'ss,s ciA :. a,
s,,ss, &c., !. wheaton; a. Z "a. I
P.a, 2,,s'' % k-gaald ". Rarls5s. -.
uass 1a "lnetieA Street IA Co..
bhurceni :. it5 We,i Sss'tti
street 70 hrs. 2. s.,rr. 's,sat vI y-sset
lac and Mss isabsl sm,,s i'os es "a,
West Tooth Street, al. ~ea ~
Brown, Whelock.Harrs-' - ~, -,
Go. leased an apartment 4, ,,ls
lngton Avenue 70 c. II. Kls-" u,
East Fortieth Street 70 II. c' = 4
% West Fifty-hfth Sire. ~. !
Marion Shaw; AZ l25 Psrk A. N
DR.. l.. D. Alexander. 44i
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
Business Trouble
retfIons In BANKRUPTCY

ItIAiONN W AAADNAAINNa
The following petitions ~ bank, s.'..s ,ap,es
were flied yesterday IN the Unltea S'e'''
'tn'S 4 3 IfIiHaH SPEED STEEL 4 TOOL
CORr-Ivoiuntary with principal piAee oi
business IN Green Island. Albany COUNTY,
W is,HGRKEY co. INc.-Invoiuntary
neckwsar and sweaters. "a BWsy. -
POUOHR EEPsIE LEATHER A TlNp-
MOS Co-InvoluntaTy; PoughEeepsie' ~
DUANE PAPER PRODUCTS co.-Ir-
voluntary: ft Thomas n.
OTTO CHAPEH-Foluniary commi1-
sion merchant. HaverEtraw, y. Y. LA
bilitles. titseC: assets. iA61t.
MURpAY's CLOAK A. SUIT co, nc
Involuntary; retailers 1875 "a sN' LA
biiiueL $4,000. assets tb.o0p.
Receivers In bankruptcy
Ths following receivers IN bankruptey
we're appointed yesterday In the United
charles shongooa for J. !. caicham q
CO.. Inc. hats and caps. t7i Broadway
HAIRY Rurts Tor Abraham Kahn. fur.
rier, Us W. itth ~, With bond Of i.5bo
Shirley ~. Moore for Economy Dairy. 81.
Brok av.. Bronx. with bond Of $500.
LsensTd i,.s - zssisF ter Up TOP cis,ss' os5
jesse W. Enrich for 4. sharkcy Co. Inc
neckWear and sweaters. t1g Broadway
With bond OF 700
Schedules IN Bankruptcy
Following schedules IN bankruptcy we're
fled yesterday In United States DistFic;
Recent. SILK HoUsE-7G West iIsth
a. Liabilities 81. ZOO. asssta $4,000
SMITH RO6EFIELD-Dresasa. 80 gth
av Llabiiliisa tBl.tib. aaseta. tizlt2
MARTIN co. 1NC-L4ninga, fs4 - way;
LfsblIities essSt. as.4ts 81 tfE
KLEISBER0-sERWE ISC.-HntA ~
Great Jones - Liabilities. flS.3f7: assets
50 ooo.
sTErNHAUs a 0UMBTNER-cioaks and
suita ~ West 3tth Et Liabilities, i2o.-
tf2. asseta tlS,iB7.
SAN a JULIUS - CiothinR 50 B'Way.
IlAhiiltiea ttfft1; aggete fl6.
BEAVER INN SODA LUNCH co. -is
Beaver IT. LiAbiliiisE ts.1ts; assets
f1s1c0
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
Cleared

Ituania Cnan). Chrlstenseni Danzig
and L!bau; East Adatic CO.
Princess May fhrl. Hlll. haracoa ana
Kingston. Di Giofgio 4 Co.
Colon. Haynes Port au Prince ard
CriTobal. Panama u CO.
President Adama Pcndlebury. Queens
town and Plymouth. T. Lines
Hydaspes (Br), Henry; Waleys Bay and
Cope lown. North German Lloyd Liae.
Apache. Chichertrri Charleston and
jacksonville clyde Line.
Concho. Macintosh. Galveston aud Key
West. Mallory Line
u Oriento, Delhanty; Galveston: south
err Pacino Co.
II Lago. Lange; Nsw Orleans; South
eru Pacific Co.
RcmEdalshorn fNor), knufscni Port
land Ne. Kerr Co.
Tyhrrhcnia fRrl. Hoss1ck; Gibraltar
and Genoa. cunard Line.
NetRpan. narratf. Kingston and Cris-
tobai. United Fruit co.
TuE Otis wsck CBrl. Young: spencers
Island. + whitney.
cliy Of Manila iRr). Clark; Brisbane
ard sydney; Norton LILY.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
To Resume Manufacture
OF Simplex Automobile

The Simplex automobile. whose pro-
duction ceased IN 1917. will soon be on
the market again. The Crane -Simp plex
Company. Inc. will make the car Two
hundred thousand dollars Of preferred
stock Of the new company. with a
bonus OF 25 per cent Of common, are
being offered 20 investors at 90 by
Lawrence Chamberlain a Co, Inc.
The manufacture Of the Simplex ear.
whose chassis will sell ~ $4,000. was
started IN 1908 in New York. In 1917
manufacture was suspended 30 that
the plant. which was then in New
Brunswick. y. j., could be devoted 20
the construction OF airplane engines
for war purposes. The production Of
the cars was not resumed, but main
tenance and service were continued.
John II. Bawden jr., formerly asso-
ciatcd with the Mercer interests.
which had the right for n time 90
manufacture Simplex cars. is general
manager OF the Crane-Simpiex Com
pany. he said yesterday that prac-
;ieally all the technical employees are
old Crane-Simplex men. Production
in the FIRST year. il is expected, will
amount 70 100 chassis. after which 10
will be increased % go.
The company has no bonded IN
debtcdness.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
TO THE eTocKHoLDERs OF
THE EQUITABLE Trust C0MfANl
or NEW NORks

Notlcs f. Hereby Given that a Special
Meeting n the Equltable Trust COMPANY
of New York a. ~ authority and direction
pany. hereby called 70 ~ held at the
pr. uriral once of She Haid Company, a. No,
~ wall street. IN the borough or Man-
soth day ~ Dseefnbsr. 1919. ~ s;bo
o'clock In she afternoon. The object Of
The Eaid meeting q
ca To suthorizc The Increase OF tne
capital stock of the Com pany from
ti1eeo. oco. consisting - i2oeoe sharss
Of the par value q fioo. each. 20 t9e.-
coo 600. consisting of soo.ooo shares Of the
81 81 COS. 600. consisting of $4,000 shares of
the par value Of tioo. each.
fbl To auihqrlxe the offering of
fo,oQo shares q iha rar value of les.
cachl fer subscription AZ the rate of 100.
Tor each share thereof. 10 the stockholders
q the COMPANY % record on - books AZ
the close of business on the 1oih day %
December. 1922. IN the proportion of one.
third OF share for each share or
stock then 90 owned and hold By
each Of said stockholders a. shown ~ said
before the t0fh day n December. 1877.
and unf1r such regulations and provisions
- - shaii be os,erm, oy nc re. 49,
Committee notice of the time and manner
OF making such subscriptions 90 be given
BY the Secretary OF the Company 20 each
atockhoider OF record on the said goth DAY
u NNNNNINEAs AN-as " NiiAitANN a wv ~.
such notice 20 each siockholder at hia
last known posfoflce address. a. least nine
days before the termination OF the periad
during which such subscription can be
made; and 10 authorize the sale BY Cr un-
der the DIRECTION of tbs Executive Com
mitieo OF all shares of such increased
stock not - taken and paid for 10 such
persons. in such manner. AZ such times
and 90 such prices as said Executive Com
mlttee shall determine. such prices how
ever 70 b. not less than 500. per share.
fC) To authorize the Issuance 81
g. 000. 00o par value % such new stock
(conslstirE Of 40. 900 shares Of the par
value of 800. eschl az a stock dividend,
payable on the Goth day OF Decembcr
1922. or a. soon thereafter as delivery can
be made 20 the stockholders OF the Com
pany OF record on its books az the close
Of business on the 2bth day o. December.
1922. IN tho proportion of one-third OF
share FOR each share of stock then 90
owned and held BY each Of said stock
holders a. shown hy Eaid books; and 70
authorize the transfer from tho surplus
account of the Company 10 the capital
account of the Company OF the sum Of
fto0o. 900. being sn amount equivalent 70
the total per value o. said stOck dividend.
tc) To take such other action ae may
properly come before the meeting In re-
lation 10 the proposed increase OF said
capital stock and the disposition thereof
Dated. New York December 8, ifz7.
ALVIN ". KhECH.
President Of The Equitable Trust Com
Dany o. New YORK
WILLIAM J. Eek
Secretary Of The Equitable Trust Com
pany Cf New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
New Botanical Hall in Bronx
Among Large Flats Sold

The new five and one half story fat
az the southeast corner Of Mosholu
Parkway and Decatur Avenue, known
as Botanical Hall. i3O.6x1oO, one Of the
largest walk Up houses In the borough,
has been sold by the Grolier Building
Corporation. Il has been acquired by
Israel Vein. Faver d Wagmas were
the brokers.
schwab & Co. sold for the Hymax
Building Company ths FIVE and one
half story new apartment. 20 West i90th
Street, southwest corner Davidson
Avenue, 75xl00.
The Nalhalla Corporation sold 20
Sarah Applebaum the new five-stoy
apartment, 9s.8xi22.3x irregular, az 20i5
Ryer Avenue.
The Benenson Realty Company
bought from Peter Come. the five and
one half story apartment az 207o Grand
avenue, l05X90. Blaekmar e. Goldner
we're the brokers.
The newly formed Goldzorn Realty
Corporation, purchasad the fve-story
apartment az 1864 Crotona Park, 50xlS0,
from letta MosAowitz.
Julius Rosenblo0m sold 10 samuel
Haidusek the ive-story apartment 90
65-67 Nagle Avenue. 5Oxl25.
sherman & Kirschner sold for Isidor
b Gellor the six-story apartment.
4oxi0O, at 1905 Fox Street 70 Brause
Bros.
Samuel Brcner resold the fve-story
apartment, 50xi00. AZ 2s4i Morris
Avenue, 20 a client Of ". II. Sohns.
". NJ. Reynolds sold for John Handin
n tao-iGmily house az 1911 Gainsborg
Avenue. 10 Abe Turetzkey; for Anna
Kingston a lot, 25Nio5. on the west side
Of White Plains Avenue. l75 feet south
Of McGraw Avenue, 10 John Rubbo.
Louis Slutnick sold 20 Max Strongin
the property az the southwest corner Of
Clinton Avenue and 10th Street,
57.10xi00.