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New-York tribune., 1922-01-11
Sales of Flats, Dwellings
And Vacant Sites in Bronx

SPOTS & Starr, Inc, sold for Ray
mond RuNin the recently completed
5h story apartment at 1901 University
Avenue, northwest corner of Univer-
sity and fremont avenues, 95x104, to
the Sigley Realty Company.
The Progressive Purchasing Cor
poration SOL to Charles Chabinsky a
four story fl4t at 1916 Crotona Avenue,
391Ox7o
The l.. c. L. Realty Company bought
from Ludwig Hanf a fve-story fiat at
919 Eagle Avenue. 25x125.
John Retz sold to Yetta kerber a
five-story fat at 9O7 linton Avenue,
4l.3X99.11x irregular.
The S. X. B. Realty Company sold to
Matilda and Jacob Feledlman two five
story flats at SAG and $50 Kelly Street,
each 40xl00.
Feige Sussman sold to Mandel Erie
denreich three story dwelling at $40
East 156th Street, 20X100
Alfred R. Olsen sold to Giovanni
Parrno two STORY dwelling at 2316
Hughes Avenue, 25x100.
Herbert V. Schroeder. who purchased
recently the plot, 33.2x18.S, at the
north east corner of Vyse and fremont
avenues, has resold it to Giovanni
Russo.
The triangular shaped plot at the in
tersection Of Terrace View Avenue and
Tuenissen Place has been sold by Eliz-
abeth Sherman to George j. Wolf. 1t
fronts 1859 feet on the avenue, 1898
feet on the place and has a rear line of
100 feet
New-York tribune., 1922-01-11
Dress Goods Firm to Locate
In East 2lst St. Bu;I,l;no @

, NJ. & l.. Hess, Inc, leased at ao-5q
L'aSt wenty-tirst Street tho store and
basement containing $4,000 square foot
W waiter A. and Fred II. Arderv. dress
SooaS; and Offices to the Belle Em.
pro.dcry Company, and the Regrje En-.
,oo p,oooo'uery Company; the second floor al
'oo ruth Avenue to S. NJ. Frank e. Co
scItno,Klng pipes; at 1904 East Twenty
NUN street, corner of Lexington Ave
hur' oifces to Laldlaw Bros, Inc. book
Seiiers; fourth floor to Jacob Roscn-
holz' and Offices to j. Brody e. Sons
Cross & Brown Co. leased space in
Snc FISK Building, Ffty-seventh
street and Broadway to Sweeney
ohiinn d Sweeney, rubber brokers.
Alnert 3. Ashforth, Inc. leased space
IN the Wurlitzer Building, 116-12o
west forty-second Street to the For
elgn Language Information Service.
Eiark /. Chambers leased the sec
ono moor of the Hanan. Building, ad
1o'nlng the corner of Broadway and
AnrI'y-elghth Street, to Joseph Hirsh
ne Duross Company leased to the
Iolumbia Smelling e. Refining Works
lhe second loft containing $4,000
square feet at 14o-156 Bank Street,
corner of Washington street, and the
store at l6 Dover Street to Margaret
Sullivan.
The Haggstrom- -Callen Company sub
Jet Tor the Combined Motors Corpora
tlon, eastern distributors for the
DENLY Truck, their salcsroom in the
Speedometer Building, 1921 West
SIXTY third Street to Frank Zciser,
automobile accessories.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-11
Fire Record

1s:S5-7s5 4; e 80 av.; Storey & Phpps.
S:So-74 Bank st.; owen Pollard. Trifing
4:15-e443 Jerome av.. the Bronx:
Novolony Brothers 49,. Trihins
'-' Waddington MIX co; Trinng
av, the Bronx; wagon.
Samuel Merken Unknown
11:so-134 w. 1S3d St; Howard Reid.
1s:o5-Tremont av. and Harrison av,,
the Bronx; unknown. Unknown
1:1o-2422 HOFFMAN st. the Bronx
Peter Garadio .UnRno"n
s:et-27 e. 1o5th St; Abraham
s:4o-54s s'S"Ai:ssh' ". isssh st.; Gilbn & 60:
s:so-sss e. 9Th St: Jennie Pas,
,.s,n senoth n i''sd'' and Cd av'. the ''''
Unknown
4:55-41 Fl. 7th st; Sophia cappsr, o,,n
5:os-asth st. and Madison az;
auto. Charles Gallagher' Unknown
Bronx; Benjamin Seifen Unknown
5:1t-sd av and esth ST.; IL" struc-
s:1s-41'4s eus' Beekman ST; John ..n
..,s-a, WY W. seth st.: schwarts ~
e:5o-ss W. Atm st.; A. Goldberg &
7:so-7s4 e. is5th st. the Bronx;
e:o5-.1 g. Clair p.; ST Clair g.
,o:ao-s4 a'Hn' e. :Is 18th IT.: Abbey Printing
Press Company. .A.Unknovn
New-York tribune., 1922-01-11
II e al Estate News
Brokers Aid Housing of
$50 New York Families
VIM. A. White < Son Secure
S2,OOO.OOO for Home
Builders

inouGh tho mortgage department Of
" imam "A. White & Sons finished tn,
yea l92l with a total Of s2l.ooo ooC
IN loans placed on real estate dnr;,
inc year their greatest hoast is ,ha. 80.
ol inc total moro than $1,000 oOO j.
no" gong into the production Of hous.
1nE ior more than $50 families in \er
!, ork' Most of tho money for hons
;.ss ;.l was obtained from the Mctronol.
'."n niie insurance Company. m,
largest single transaction of the Whit
mortgage department was the placinc
-. -. permanent loan of s2.75O 600 q,
eme Garment Center Building, in Sow.
."en AVenuo, Thirty to Thir
~ wynn street. with tho Mutual liz,
ontoa A'cS company and the Title Guar.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-11
Professionals
And Investors
Trade i'm Flats
Avoca 8-Story Apartment
on Fort Washington Ave.
Sold; Buying Active in
Harlem and on East Side

The Avoca, an cight-sto elevator
apartment, at the northwest corner Of
Fort Washington Avenue and 170tf
Street, 101.1x99.7. has been purchased d
by tho Washingtonia, inc, represented
by kohn. Naglcr & Williams, attor-
neys. The seller was Louise Green
berg.
Joseph +. Cullinan sold to II. e. II
KlibanoF, Inc, the sx-story fiat at
1914 to 1920 Lexington Avenue, 10O.1l
x3l.3. at the southwest corner Of 18th
Street
Sherman Krschncr sold for Nor
ris Kahn TO an investor a five story
fiat at 1473 Madison Avenue, 25.2xS57 7
The Ardsmore Estates, Inc, sold tc
tho Sirrah Holding Company a six
story apartment at 1l3 and 1l5 West
102d Street, 451Oxl00rr.
r. & NJ. Hartigan sold five story
fiat at 305 West l20th Street, 25x100l1
to p Herman
Irving Levy sold to Salvatore Mac
icrio four-story tenement at 233 East
l06th Street, 25x l00.11.
Bertha Levoy purchased q five-story
store tenement at 496 Mania ttan Ave
nue.. 25x7O.
Marie Hicks sold to Frederick Wing
enbach a five estory fiat at $50 West
1l9th Street, 25x10O.11.
Butler & Baldwin. Inc, sold for tho
434 West Forty ninth Street Corpora
tion 226 East Twenty Street. a
lvcstory walk up. Cox 100.
Therese We'll sold to Samuel Kauf
man tive-story store tenement at 229
East Seventeen Street, 3Ox1004
Ward Belknap & Son sold for Noel
B. Fox to an out-of-town investor a
four-story tenement at 230 East Nine
tyseventh Street, 25x100.11.
Eva +. Greenfield sold to Niclis P
Dizos a four story tenement at 337
East Eightieth Street. 25xl02.2.
Edwin B. King sold to Max Drobes a
four-story store tenement at 325 First
Avenue, 23.1x79.9
The Pershing Realty Company rcsold
to Jacob Nathanson a six-story tene-
ment with four stores at 66 and 6S
Essex Street. 5OX 100
New-York tribune., 1922-01-11

NURSERY GOvERNEss, capable young
French girl nice appearing: highly rec
commended. Miss Halls Bureau, II w
41th. Vanderbilt 8340.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-11
Rutgers Descendants Sell
Holdings of $50 Years

After an ownership of over 250
years by the descendants of Henry
Rutgers, when this city was known as
New Amsterdam under the Dutch rule
of Governor Peter Stuyvcsant the
property at SCI to 5s5 Water Street,
southeast corner Of Clinton Street, and
part of the old original Rutgers farm,
has been sold TO !. Randolph and
Everett Jacobs. On the site are three
ilve- story warehouses, 25x75 feet each.
Inc buildings were erected over
pied by the original tenant, whose
tenancy started prior to the Civil War.
Harry B. Cutner was the broker,
the legal end Of the transaction being
handled by Lord, Day G. Lord and Scott,
Gerald & Bowers
New-York tribune., 1922-01-11

LAUNDREss. FIRST class. capable worker
best references. Lang & Boecherer Co.,
43 West 33d st.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-11
Old Frame Buildings at
I'd Ave. and 4,3d ST. Sold

Maurice Wertheim sold for Lucy
Madden an L-shaped parcel at the
northeast corner of Second Avenue and
Forty-third Street, 25.5x100 feet, with a
50foot L. Several old buildings cover
this plot the corner one being three
story frame structure and the others
one and two story frame and brick
buildings. The buyers arc Edward
Baer and the Wi'llstone Realty Com
pany. William Goldstone, president.
Ella G. Munson sold to William r
and Arthur Corney three story stable
at 203 to 205 East Twenty first Street,
47x120 feet.
Sidney L. Warsawer sold for the
Bankers Trust Company, as executors
of the estate of Samuel Rosenblatt,
the fourstory business building at
SIT Eighth Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-11
Bankers Trust Co., as Trustee,
Sells Properties for Estates

The Bankers Trust Company. as
trustee, has disposed of two Manhattan
properties. Through the Duross Com
pany it sold to Alexander +. Schiller
$50 Greenwich Street, tive-story store
and tenement, 21.2x76.3, adjoining the
southwest corner of Charlton Street.
Through Sidney L. Warsawcr the
trust company, representing the estate
of Samuel Rosenblatt, sold the four
story business building at SIT Eighth
Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-11
Investing in Brooklyn Realty


William Bliss, Inc. sold for Robert
"srd Jr, a four-story store building
sss Ssalph Avenue and Decatur Streets,
.'ulkley & Horton Co. sold 1910
s.ssoa s.ssa Avenue. q store apartment
'.'V' for Y. Levy and Isadore Blum.
D.; Mishk.n sold for the Blue Jay
"sl'y Corporation to Mr.. Hochman,
."o- family house on the easterly
,.'. we OF East Tenth Street, 217 feet
'or;h Of Avenue @
~. Rosenthal Company sold to Lew
Ilssefs three-story house, 20x100, at
,~sauc s,s j, Ninth Street. Kings High
10y; and to NJ. Jawtz for the Garden
,saa ,,aaa and Improving Co. a three story
M. muse on East Ninth Street and Ave-
New-York tribune., 1922-01-11
More Activity i'm Both Street

Leon S. Altmayer sold for A. C.
Quackenbush to Howard A. Raymond
the three-story dwelling 241 East
Eightysixth Street. A few days ago
Mr.. Altmaycr sold the six flats, 23O to
240 East Eightysixth Street, 16Ox1O22,
making the third sale of that property
by this broker These buildings will
now be demolished for multi-family
apartment with an Italian garden.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-11
Westchester transactions

Stilwell Realty Company sold the
cottage and garage of Mrs. Anna Fred
sell, at Harrison, to Frank Miller, of
Cos Cob Conn; also the home of A. v
Blom berg, Franklin Park, to Harry f.
North, of Mamaroneck.
Culver & Co., with Burke Stone Inc.
sold for the Joint Ownership Construc-
tion Company an cight-room partmc mt
IN the Palmer Avenue apartments
Bronxville, to John w. Harris, of the
Hegeman- Harris Company.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-11
Lessees Plan Nine Story
Loft for West 28th Street

The NJ. Rosenthal Company leased
the plot, 50x1oO, at ISL and 153 West
Twenty-eighth Street, 100 feet east of
Seventh Avenue, to William R. Lob
man, and has sub-lcased same to the
Magoba Construction ompany-Gott-
lieb & Pickett-and it will be improved
with nine-story loft NJ Rosenthal
Company has been appointed agents
of the proposed building.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-11
Sl75.OOO Loan for Flat

The New York Title and Mortgage
Company has made a building loan OF
$4,000 on the north side of 171st
Street. 100 feet east of Fort Washing
ton Avenue, where six-story elevator
apartment house is to be erected by
the West Hist Street Corporation, a
syndicate composed of Leo Schloss
Theodore Klein and others.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-11
Meeting of Taxpayers

A meeting of the Burke -Eastchester
Association will be held to-
at 8 p. M, in the Real Estate
Exchange Salesroom, il Vesey Street.
A report on the regulating and grading
of streets and the installation of sew
ers in these properties sold at auction
by Joseph ?. Day will be read.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-11
New Flats for Bronx

IN nss0TIdgs rd, W S, 200 and a75 n
g..sss, se terrace. 5-sty br aptmts.
,ire o., Herman, owner. 277 Bway; Mau-
c.Solfiand. archt: S3qo.ooo.
.sars1'' av cor lsoth st. 6-sty aptmt.
psrs al tonst 60. owner. Gustav Hal
.,ch, :. b'ysS, pres. Chas Kreymborf
.,.oIFis aorFis av. w 3. 90 n 1s4th ct. 5-sty
,vas. :lExS41; Marcus Buda Con Co,
res. MAY Marcus, 1900 Lexington av.
- Oe'lo Lang, archt; 100000.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-11
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
East Side
West Side

slS'r ST. COLyMBl-S Av. Colonial HoteN
Newly decorated furnished rooms: uHr
or bath, s12 weekly up; elevated. surface
cars. subway: fun hotel service: restaurant.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-11
INTERIOR DECORATOR

WANTED--A GENTLEMAN OF EX-
TERRENCE, WITH HIGH CLASS
INTERIOR DECORATING ESTAB-
IISHMENT. MUST BE ABLE TO
SELL STOCK ARTICLES AS WE'LL
AS PLAN REFINED INTERIORS
AND TO SUPERVISE EXECUTION
ONLY EXPERIENCED MAN WITH
GOOD CONNECTIONS WILL BE
CONSIDERED. APPLY TO r. j. *,
BON 5a. III ST. JAMES BLDG
New-York tribune., 1922-01-11
Nine-Story Flat to Replace
Dwellings in Goth Street

A. Lapidus. of the Lapidus Encineer~
ing Corporation. has purchased through
L. J. Phillips & Co. % and "a West
Sixty-ninth Street, 42x1o0, two four
story dwellings, which will be de.
nolished for story apartment
containing suites OF six rooms and
three baths, and four rooms and bath
on each floor, to be ready for occupancy
next October. Apartments have already
been rented from the plans to j. and
H. Axelrod.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-11
Rockefeller Rents Apartment

William A. White e. Sons leased for
John D. Rockefeller jr to Walter Mar
shall an apartment at Is West Fifty
fourth Street and, with Pease & Eli
man, for Edith A. Hadley to Hubert
E. Rogers a furnished apartment at 103
East Seventy-ffth Street.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-11

LOST Bank book No aisl7 Of tho l. $
savings BANK of \ y Payment stopped
f'eas" return book to bank
New-York tribune., 1922-01-11
PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS will be received by the Bureau
of Supplies and Accounts. Navy Depart
ment. Washington. u. G.. un',l 10 O'Clock
a m. Jan. - 1922. for delivering siiser
plated and chinaWare. rubber boots. pad
locks. timed Vienna sausage. and export
mental Diesel engines 10 the Navy Yard
Brooklyn. n Y. etc. Apply for proposals e."
the supply officer. Navy Yard. Brooklyn :
Y. to the Bureau of Supplies and Ac-
counts DAVID POTTER. Taynaster Gem
eral OF the Navy. 1-f-22
New-York tribune., 1922-01-11
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED
STORES WANTED.
77--7---------------'
MORTGAGE LOANS

ABSTRACT OF TITLE BUSINESS FOR
SALE: ESTABLISHED TWENTY
NEARS--IN MUSCLE SHOALS DISTRICT
BASIS AND FIELD FOR LARCi +,
TITLE AND GUARANTY COMPANY HAY
ING FUNDS FOR REAL ESTATE LOANS
NEW WHITE CONCRETE OFFICE
BUILDING-WTlLS SELL PLANT ALONE
OR PLANT AND REALTY. ADDRESS
MORGAN COUNTY ABSTRACT COM
pANY. DECATUR, ALABAMA.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-11

NURSE-Young. inexperienced: countr
prSferred willing. Miss Fitzgerald's Blu
reau. 366 5th av.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-11
TO LEr-FURNIsHED
Manhattan

Manhattan
7SD ST. 1876 WEST (Hotel Nobetonl--
Newly decorated and furnished one, two,
three outside rooms, bath; elevated. sur
face cars. subway room, path. 800 monthly
and up: fun hotel service, restaurant.
slST ST. columbus av.) (Hotel ColonaO
Newly decorated. furnished. 1-2-3
outside rooms, bath; elevated. surface cars,
subway; $50 room. bath; full hotel service;
restaurant.
ODD ST, AT MADISON AV. (Hotel Ashton)
Newly decorated and furnished one.
two. three outside rooms and bath: buses,
surface cars, subway $40 weekly up; full
hotel service restaurant.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-11
Miscellaneous
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
Domestic Help
BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds, Jewclry. Etc.
Furniture

DIAMONDS bought and sold for c-sn.
Advice free. Bennett 175 fs way. "a floor.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-11

LOST Bank book No 2s2sio tho Nov
.'rh savings Bank Payments stopped
New-York tribune., 1922-01-11
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FREE STATE or IRELAND
Leading and Old Established Irish Manu-
facturers' agency is open TO represent
firms of standing for all Ireland. Full par
t.cuars required. Satisfactory references
supplied. Apply in first instance 10 Box
09964. Kernys Advertising Agency, g.
Middle Abbey St. Dublin
New-York tribune., 1922-01-11
Iof,v Space for Accountants

William A. White & Sons leased to
the Warwick, Mitchell Company, &C.
countants. at an aggregate Temtai e,aat;eth ~,
approximately. S74,Ooo, inc '"en'ie'"
floor at 27 William Stree.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-11

woman; child over years old T.. Miss
Hofmayers Agency. 10 r.. 43d st. 80 floor.
Telephone 8348 Murray IIlI.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-11

LOST -- Ba nix book No 2s5a7s. Now yorl
savings Bank. Payment stopped. Findc
please return TO bank
New-York tribune., 1922-01-11

NURSE. English Protestant. thorough,
capable: exceptional. Miss Fitzgerald
Bureau, 366 9Th av.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-11

NURSE, English Protestant; country pre-
ferred: excellent Miss Fitxgeraids Bu-
reau, $50 6th av.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-11
Cooks

COOKS. mattresses. houseworkers lately
landed. Lehtfs Agency. IS East 125th ST..
Harlem 6515.
COOK-Young: good manager: exceptional
references. Miss FitZgerald's Bureau. 366
5th av
New-York tribune., 1922-01-11
FOR SALE

GRAPEFRUIT-Sp quarter box. 81 SIS.
express paid. days from tree 80 table.
holds 16 Best Indian River; whole box.
about 64. Sc: mixed box oranges. grape
fruit. tangerines. 81; half. s3.75. quarter.
So. Satisfaction guaranteed Ben + Turner.
Jensen, Fla.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-11
General Houseworkers, Etc.

HOCSEWORKER-Go cook and wait
ress: excellent city rcferences. F.. Miss
Agency 10 e. AID ST.. 81 floor.
Telephone S948 Murray Hin.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-11
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Miscellaneous

AMUSEMENT weekly wants nc-7paper
woman. experienced in conuLctinS
"omans page. Must also assist in rep
ortorial work. Address - $50. Tribune
RAND. McNALLY & co. desires to secure
tho services Of limited number Of
ADULTS and ADVANCED SCHOOL,. PU-
Pills. who have an extensive acquaintance
to solicit subscriptions for their new maga-
zine. CHILD LIFE. on commission. a
selected list Of applications giving references
and details in writing. will be considered :
good territory open. Address CHILD LIFE.
~ East Pend st
New-York tribune., 1922-01-11
LOST. FOUND AND REWARD
Lost Bankbooks

LOS wv Whitc male wire haired fox terrier
black markings no collar reward
Telephone Circle 476b
New-York tribune., 1922-01-11
Cash for Vesey Street Realty

w. j. Russell sold for Geronimo Ron
coroni to- the Jersey York Realty Com-
pany "a to 78 Vesey Street, 40xoo'
New-York tribune., 1922-01-11
BOARDERS WANTED

80 TIL ST. AT LEXINGTON AVE. tHotel
Rutledgc) For ladies'. ono room and
meals from 31s up: elevator. telephone.
etc. fuil hotel service; newly decorated.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-11
Laundresses, Etc.

LACNDRESS-Expert: years In last sit
uation. r.. Miss Hofmayer's Agency 10
e. 43d St. Sd noor. Telephone S94s Muir
ray Hill.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-11
HELP WANTED MALE

BOOK KEEPER wanted. experienced in
stock brokerage office; must understa nd
salary expected. X r.. Box 372. CITY Hall
Station.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-11

NURSERY GOVERN ESs-English Protes.
tant: country preferred. Miss Fitzger-
AIDS Bureau. 366 9th av
The Washington times., 1922-04-16

and have motorboat waiting for the guests rather
unusual and attractive idea.
So Humphreyes rented two pretty little river yachts
and also two superby upholstered specially constructed
hmousnes ......, .....
OF course, the place well outftted with servants
and wines Nothing done in skmpy way. We
realized have already explained in previous chap
ter that to win big money from people who have big
money you must yourself spend literally.
When we had comfortably and thoroughly installed
ourselves In chateau in the Paris suburb, the
training quarters Of the fighters Humphreys set about to
find promising prospect He standing in Tod
Sloan s American bar day when merry dinner party
dropped in from Cros famous restaurant right
the way. In this party less parsonage than the
Russian Grand Duke Boris, brother Of the Gar Hum
phreyes OF course knew good deal about this man, and
well aware that he spendthrift who touched
only the high spots of gay French life.
There was question about the financial resources
of Grand Duke Boris but Of course he spphisti-
Gated Of the world To trap Boris would be rather
delicate operation and would require considerable skill
But IL Humphreys could bag game big the brother
worth while.
That evening Humphreys discussed with me the
chances Of trapping the Duke.
0f course DEAR the big end Of the Job at first will
fall to you You have failed yet and do not
believe Russian Grand Duke is too much for m fasci
mating wife. Anyhow, we viii make a try
confess little hutter of excitement as pctured nv.
royal Russian. II stirred my vanity Bit perhaps and
I said,
"All right, Billy. How am to meet hint"
IL was decided that the best plan would be TO manage
an introduction at Ciros restaurant where the Grand
Duke was in the habit Of going nearly every evening
The Washington times., 1922-04-16

retania pulled out from her wharf In New York, and
among those comfortably sateroomed were Mr. and Mrs
William Humphreyes At that particular moment Billy
travelling the president of the Reinforced Cork
Bottom Ship Company" This was a mouthful for cor.
poraton name and sounded important and impressive
As usual Humphreys and had discussed our plans
with great care and we had QUILTED ourselves with Ing
gage and clothes which would enable us to dress for al
most any part which VIC found it desirable to play.
will at this time pass quite interesting
details of few things which happened aboard the ship
going across and which nctted us fairly satisfactory
return for our labors during the voyage And will also
skip for the present two little adventuresu London
which were fairly successful So when we arrived in
Paris early in the Summer we found ourselves we'll in
funds the incidental profits Of voyage on the good
ship Maureana and ndnsty during our short stay
England>
Humphreys and went to the Grand Hotel in Paris
for few days, so he could about and look the
ground over and decide how and where the best
poets lay.
We decided that it would be rather clever thing
to take chateau for the Summer at Chantiy SUBJ
nrb OF Paris and near the training quarters Of Jack
johnson and Moran. Sports and near sports Of all
classes motored out In this direction see the fighters
and inspect their training quarters II was good loca
on for the scene OF operations and Humphreys Joined
with another American crook and we established our
selves at Marielle 1t was charming place. with spa
cous grounds running along the River Disc
humphreys walked over the grounds with me- and
we inspected them with professional eyes, realizing that
they offered opportunities Of landing prospects at
door, either by motor by boat the charming little
river Humphreys rightly concluded that it would be
rather attractive novelty to bring his guests TO our Sum
mer estate by water Motoring so commonplace that
1t means nothing But to be invited out for weekend