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The New York herald., 1922-09-21
To Float Canadian Isshes Here.

New Canadian financing In consider
able volume soon will appear on the
market, led by an issue of s2y,ooo, 600
Of per cent. twenty year bonds Of the
Province OF Ontario. The sale Of $1o.-
600. 900 of this issue was postponed, but
i. Is expected that the entire block
eventually will be offered in the United
states. The price of 1862 recently OBJ
tanned for the issue of $9,60o.OoO
Province OF Saskatchewan twenty year
5s found satisfaction in Canada.
The New York herald., 1922-09-21
Average Bond Prices
Wednesday. sept. 20. 1922.
BOND NEWS AND NOTES.

Except for irregularity of the cheap
priced railroad issues yesterdays bond
market displayed firm to strong tone.
with several good gains chalkcd up for
Libertys and foreign obligations. Specu-
lative bonds We're not as rule in much
favor and Jagged. The Presidents veto
Of the bonus bill appeared to have been
The New York herald., 1922-09-21
Jersey city Bonds offered.

Kountze Brothers are offering new
issue OF 100000 Jersey City On. J)
Az per cent. water bonds. dated Sep
tesnber l., 1922, and due serially Sep
tember J. 1se3-io62. inclusive, at prices
to yield from TO i.20 per cent. These
bonds are exempt from the Federal in
come tax and from all taxation In the
State OF New Jersey.
The New York herald., 1922-09-21
south Bena school issue.

The sale OF s35o.0oo of ~ per cent.
school bonds OF South Bend Ind, schcd-
uled TO be held yesterday, has been
postponed until october Is.
The New York herald., 1922-09-21

Of the Hotel Astor on Friday evening,
September g.. The affair viii mark fhB
formal opening Of the twenty second year
Of the local chapters existence,
The Columbia Trust COMPANY has been
designated transfer agent for tho stock cf
the East Penn Electric Company.
The Financial Press announces that frea
COPY oil the Investors Pocket Manual. cor
forrnatIon. can be obtained BY investors and
traders on application % any BANKING cr
htoketa~ ~c hru~e.
The New York herald., 1922-09-21
BTla,zliI' S. ieli

New York City
4lss May 81
L.. 10S
The New York herald., 1922-09-21
BONDS SIN STOCK EXCHANGE

1920.
s15,371,000
2,233,256,000
The New York herald., 1922-09-21

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The New York herald., 1922-09-21
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New-York tribune., 1922-08-24
81, 100000 for Restaurant
Space i'm Rowling Gree,

The Exchange Buffet Corporation will
pay an aggregate rental of about
sl,o0O,o00 for restaurant space it has
leased in the Bowling Green building
at to Ii, running through to Green
wich Street. The lease was made with
the Broadway Realty Company and in
wolves part of the basement floor. The
rental begins September / and runs for
twenty-one years. 1t calls for an
annual payment of $22,5o0 and $23, 900.
For the second twenty one year period
the restaurant concern will pay not
less than $4,000 annually. Anton l..
Trunk was the broker.
Folsom Bros, Inc, leased the first
and second lofts west, at 1921 West
Fifty seventh Street, to Miss Helen
Joseph, for ten years, at an aggregate
rental of $125,000, for manufacture Of
liveries and nurses uniforms.
Pease and Gilman leased to the Proc
ess Chemicals, Inc, offices in the Fisk
Building. at Fifty-seventh Street and
Broadway.
Daniel Birdsall G. Co., Inc, rented
the third loft at 482 Broome Street to
Solomon & Jacob Greenberg, the second
loft at 10 East Seventeenth Street to
the Van Praag Sales Corporation. and
the second loft at 518 Broadway to the
Waist Selling Company.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-24
Real Estate. N 8 VS.
Bronx Apartments Pass
To New Owners Hands
Flat Housing "a Families on
Park Avenue Among the
Properties Sold

j. Clarence Davies, inc, sold for
Joseph G. Deane to e. Horowitz 3oa2
Park avenue, six-story apartment
o1NIs. having accommodations for
twenty -four families.
David Greenbaum sold to the r. III
A. Realty Corporation the six-story
apartment at 135S-l380 Brook Avenue
S0xfo0e. $ =
Morris Sax sold for G. Schmeisle The
fve~stcry modern house at 1889 Morrfg
Avenue, 37e6xI00, to Abolish Kran.
sehaar. IL was held at s4O,0 900.
The Purchase Investing Compan,
sold 2ls9 Mapes Avenue, a five-stor.
apartment, 3ox146, held at s4S. 600. te
j.. Weinstein, a client Of Louis Reuter-
Henry s. Niewenhous resold the
four-story building at $40 East 1890
Street to Fred vcssellman through
Harry d. Lott.
Mary G. Ramsey sold to Patrick r
Reidy the three-story dwelling mt IA
washington Terrace, 1T.9x62 8.
Mary Mccormick sold to Dora Kroll
the three-story house at 1886 Brook
Avenue, i7.8x90.
Charles Edelson sold 1929 Carpenfe,
Avenue, a new two-story dwelling
25xfo6, for Anthony Carella to Rather.
inc Raubs.
The Denwood Realty Company sold
to Abraham Stillman the one-story
building at 2765 Webster Avenue
25Sl23.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-24
mail Houses
Still Feature
Realty Trading g
ls,s,oration Buys Apart
q men, on Convent Ave..
Held alt $4,000 Bny-
/ ;na OF East Side Houses

s.rnel Kaplsn sold for isidor Ger
8. ,na Hannsh Angerman to the
.sr.eson Realty and Mortgage Com
y. .he ave story apartment at a.
\ = sssysnt Avenue, s0xiio. The prop
3, 3 . was held at siso,ooo.
ss u.arv ]. gehum sold for Sol Freidus
Norris Steinberg 1853 to l72 East
s.s,s ~ street. three hve-story fats and
ssses. .,s. 6sRxie0l1.
Z ssTss' w steel Realty Development Cor
s.s;nn vi add for ErnestiDe Jacobow-
- an vess i27th Street, five-story
=. - ian,ily fat, to Joseph and Harry
: III csea, Delsmater sold to Isadore
ps,,e, and Sophie Schwartz the Ave
3'ssyy ss,ss' tenement and store at 1874 Third
iss.s sssnps. 25x7ebx irregular.
f.sorge ". Sasse sold for the estate
:, ps5eeca Gilbert 27S West 1l9th
q S.,sss. fye-story fat, 25x100.
arshaf ]. Levy and others sold to
Yssas ". Estz the four-story tenemen;
Il ,sg Ess. forth Street, 2S.3x100.11.
susxs.s otfmsn sold to John /
yoerless The five-story tenement with
;eres 1T 7fl Ninth Avenue, 25xlo0.
5sssast Breitman sold to Bekj
Glsse.s9 Henry Street, northwest cor
~ II Pike Street, five and six story
.sssnsnts and stores, 85.4xe7.6.
Flafsa & Hcr5st, Inc, sold for Ellen
ID Fesrail to client the three-story
assldiag l53 East Hath Street, 1S.9s
I'LL.
!rael David sold to Adolph Strauss
As three-story tenement and store at
1 Orchard Street, 21x60.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-24
New Jersey

IDEAL suburban home for moderate sized
family of refinement: secure title to and
occupy at once this quaint Colonial home,
located In celebrated suburban residential
section near New. York City. where the
desires of the neighboring families as to
the personality of the buyer receive first
ance of S9,5o0 on long time. easy payment
mortgages; the lot fronts 100 ft. on the
street and the house is surrounded by sew
eral shading oaks; contains 10 rooms and
baths and wide Yeranda. the elevation
is over TOO IT,; 1t is within walking dis
tance of the railroad express station on
the best committing road out of New York
City and is offered complete with no ex~
tras: there over 400 commuters from
this section now; bathing, boating, skating,
golf. tennis ana country clubs are avail
able, together with fine schools, churches
and markets; it Is a bargain and Won
receive personal, confidential and courteous
attention. Immediate. Box 216, Tribune,
l64 Nassau Street, N. y. City.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-24
Rentals of Apartment Suites

Pease G. Gilman leased apartments
at 290 Park Avenue to Mrs. j. P. Ever
EFT; at $40 Park Avenue to Mrs. S. P.
Crabbe; at 100 East Eighty-ninth
Street to H. X. Willard and to Charles
Meyer; at 400 West End Avenue, for
the Durham Realty Company, to Sidney
G. Walker; at 80s West End Avenue,
for S. A. Herzog, to Mrs. L. Sussman,
and at so West Sixty-seventh Street
to Nicola Oulukanoff.
Leon s. Altmayer leased duplex
apartment at ITS East Eighty-ffth
Street for three years to A. r. Manice.
Brown, Wheelock-H Harris, vought &
Co. leased an apartment at 81 West
Fifty-frst Street TO v. M. Fuhrer; at
SO East Ninety-second Street to F.
Greene; at 176 East Seventy-first
Street to Charles S. Roberts; at 258
Riverside Drive to Irving Warshaw,
and at 691 Madison Avenue to Edwin
Wolff.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-24
Fire Record
LOSS

'-ussd pssn., St, and viaduct. taxlcab;
W Hath ST.: Mr.. Farrell.
iss-s,.. Unknown
pronk, railroad tracks, Inter
IN euen n I, Co.. Trihing
,,s--1es, 80, $1,000
s.js--essn1 Bnren Sign Ce....,.. Trifiing
81. ss. University ay,. the Bronx;
To sseIy. sssesIy fpllraan. screw. Unknown
mar ~ z 18th ST; Joseph T.aiu-
Ws,.s West End av.; Hanna
kssee--g7S =. 1a.s-.. = = Unknown
- Lenox av; Mary waden.
'-7ies ". s4,h st.; suteer s3ore. aamn'wn
5ss---ssssf w West End ay.: unknown. Trifiins
~ ieth St Fuchsrnan & Co.
sT'ssS s;s., y 10th St: sam Rosan~ aa..0 :
tts--7s- = ..g.,s.- Unkncwn
Fr.sis. +. 1879 St. the Bronx. Max
4, Il. sfoEt Of 25s7 webster av..
ssa, Sronx, auto Anthony
III isssa s. LUDLOW ST.. o. Mochier TrifIing
i. faet,s,. stn st.; UInann Manu-
,f5se--2eg ~ ing 60 ,...s...s. Unknown
hap--ss, X ssfh al; unknown. Tri.iing
i... New larson ST. the Bronx;
1ss5--SsSa 3 seldsaberg Unknosvn
~ psoadHay; rubbish. None
New-York tribune., 1922-08-24
Loans ON Realty

Lawrence, Blake & Jewell placed for
the A. G. c. Realty Company $22,500 at
6 per cent for five years on $50 East
Thirty-sixth Street, two-story club
house, for Margaret Currier; $4,000 at
per cent for five years on All Lexing-
ton Avenue, four-story business build
ing; for D. ID. Davis Construction Com
pany, $4,000 at 6 per cent on 1875
East Twenty-second Street, six-story
elevator apartment; for she Ranger
Realty Corporation, $156000 at s per
cent for five years ON 1884-6 Seventh
Avenue, a six-story apartment
New-York tribune., 1922-08-24
Beme Buyers Select Dwellings
On the Upper West Side

lanes H. Cruikshank purchased 314
|Yws i39th Street, three story dwell
IA, isx100, and resold it to Amanda
IKE. Harry Sugar,nan was The
George C. Smith sold to Claiborne
i Pride the three-story dwelling at 42
ggs l30th Street, 25x99.l1.
Lillian Duke solo to Dulian Realty
fsmpany the four-story dwelling at
Fl Vest 1siSt Street, 18x99.i1.
Iohn +. Ceot sold to Boghos S. Ka-
Ssian and Hargop Kaboolian the
aree-story house at 90 Greenwich
seaue, 20.10xS4x irregular.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-24
Office Building for Site
Bought in East 30fh Street

= The Cruikshank Co. sold for Emily
Morris Ga1latin the four story build
ing 45 East Thi,tieth Street. 9.9xss.9.
This property has been held in the
sellers family since 1890. E. A. Tur-
ner, Inc, represented the buyers. The
adjoining house at AS East Thirtieth
Street has been sold by John Lindley
to the same buyers. 1t is understood
that the purchasers are about to erect
a modern office building on the COM
bined plot. This sale previously has
been erroneously reported as embrace
ing the property at 45 and AZ East
Thirtieth Street.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-24
Ssv Armory for 18th Infantry
To Cost S475.(l0O

The contract for constructing a new
|rnory fer the 18th Infantry has been
|rarded, according to Browns Letters,
|ix, Construction Reports, to Post &
Iseord at an estimated cost of
|sl560o. The building will be erected
u ia2d and 143d streets, between
laaox and Fifth avenues, from plans
y the Armory Board.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-24
9asugal's Financial Condition
Is Grave. Premier Declares

LISBON, Portugal, Aug. 23 (By The
asspciated Press .-@Premier Silva, af-
~ Cabinet council to-day, an
launced in parliament that the coun-
US financial situation was most
nave. He declared that he declined
9 Increase the paper currency to meet
asW liabilities and said parliament
sEher must approve the governments
financial programme or he would re-
s'gn. 1t is expected that parliament
nll give its approval to the govern
nsnts plans.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-24
10 Enlarge Hospital

Mlawrence Hospital, in the Bronx.
" awarded the contract for addition
Nd slterations to their building, ac-
xaing to Browns Letters, Inc, Con-
fs.tion Reports. Plans are by Harry
Haker, and the contract for the
Fisral construction has been awarded
Rias Northeastern Construction Com
sny
New-York tribune., 1922-08-24
Ruy AT Jackson Heights

John M. Minton jr., Of Manhattan. a
member of the firm of Edwards, Muir
ply & Minton, purchased q garden
apartment at l06 Twenty-frst Street,
Jackson Heights. Deacon Murphy, of
the same firm, also occupies an apart
ment at jackson Heights, at 143 Twen-
ty-seeond Street S
New-York tribune., 1922-08-24
Buy Suites i'm Apartment
Planned for Lexington ave.

Pease & Gilman sold for the Joint
Ownership Construction Company the
eighth Aoor in the apartment to be
erected at 943 Lexington Avenue at the
northeast corner of Sixty ninth Street
to Cecil F. Shallcraft; also apartments to
L. G. F. Hambley and Mrs. George Ide,
and an apartment at 959 Lexington
Avenue to Mrs. A. H. Jackson.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-24
Prchases Back BrorxvilIe
Plot Sold 30 Years Ago

hamilton, Iselin & Go sold for Frank
/ Gamblers q large residential plot
y pondfeld Road, Crows Nest Woods,
hsa1ville, to Carroll L. De Witt The
pls:ty was formerly owned by Mr..
. Wits family, who sold it to Nj.
GssAtrs about thirty wears ago.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-24
Transfers Lots i'm Bronx

The Witlyn Operating Corporation
transferred TO the Norwel Realty Com
pany the plot, 142.1x1396x irregular,
at the northeast corner of Westchester
and Longfellow avenues; also conveyed
to Abram Levenson the plot, 115x150,
at the southeast corner of Sherman
Avenue and 163d Street, which it re-
Gently acquired
New-York tribune., 1922-08-24
:, SUBURBAN HOUSE FOR SALE

Bungago Dutch Colonial style, IN pure
ly residential town, l5 miles from West
42d St. Ferry on West Shore Railroad. in
Bergen County, N. u; Eight oommodious
trim throughout. Gas and electricity. Plot
So feet by 100 feet. Six minutes walk
from station. Three minutes for White
Beaches Golf Course. Ideal surroundings
for small children, Property protected
from business encroachrnent by coming
ordinance. Price $500. ore -haif on mort
gage. B, S. ORCUTT, Haworth. N, j.
Telephone 15S Dumont. or Broad /.
FREE list Of houses for sale and rent
Write VAN WINKLE CO., Rutherford nj
New-York tribune., 1922-08-24
Tenants Ruv ON 9th Ave.

Heyman Bros. Bold, stationers, at
812 Ninth Avenue, have bought the
property 1t is a four-story building
with store, 25x100, and adjoins the
northeast corner of Forty ninth Street,
The purchasers had been tenants in the
building for year
New-York tribune., 1922-08-24
Long Island

PORT WASHINGTON. L. IA coy six
room cottage on q plot 4oxio0. with open
fireplace. Double hardwood floors. Hot
water heat. Garage. Located in restricted
Port Washington Park ssection. This house
can be financed on Our 100 payment plan.
$1,000 cash down and the balance in monthly
payments of sos, which applies to the in
terest and principal. WILLIAM +. SHEE-
HAN. At station Telephone 214. Port
Washington. L. l. Open Sundays.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-24
Sale of Flushing Home

Anna NJ. Koenig sold the dwelling at
213 Cypress Avenue, Flushing, to
Banis Dargus, Of Plainfeld, N. j. The
house is two and half story build
ing. j. Albert Johntra was the broker.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-24
KEaL EsTATE--sALE OR RENT
Westchester

7-RoOM Colonial house, all improvements
corner plot 100xi0o; garage, 10 minutes
to train and trolley; Is minutes TO Rye
Beach: price $4,000. A. l.. PHILLIPS e.
son, owners and builders, Cd and Henry sts.,
Harrison Y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-24
Westchester

Send for booklet, SUBURBAN WEST.
CHESTER. giving vital information about
the various towns of Wentch ester County,
Send postage four cents. Prince g. Ripley.
a42 Madison ave, New York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-24
Sells Lot i'm 08fh ST.

The Deroldine Realty Corporation
bought from Jane Francke the lot, 25x
eighth Street. ESQ feet east Of Fifth
Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-24
Securities at Auction

=. sot account OF executors.
sissgg Colorado Springs Light. Heat and
s,a Ave 70. lst refunding mtge. So bond,
as Sa Apgest ], 1920 Commercial Trust
or Philadelphia certif. of deposit,
nsr @ .ss snica interest is being paid at
quias.ion 500 each: fot. Rsl 0sn' pA'a sio io
sgr y. account of whom 1t may concern:
asss.ese s.. Hicks-Parrett Tractor Co 1st
NV. per cent serial gold bonds. dated
3insss...,.,i !. isll, with November l. 1921, and
IN hsauens coupons attached: Iot.$1, 900
: e,s sasyss .t Bankers Trust Co.. 500 each:
y ss.ss sssrss the Nunnally company: per y
y sanses Mccord Misunderstanding nj : { CO g.
,sssoiaiiion: no Sc
s,ps y,p. res saares Consolidated Arizona srnelt-
W shars. 80 eacn, iot. .............S75
.sssrs sz'ss 'ne Nunnaily Company per
Y 4, shares Ludlow Typograph Co. common' s !:
a,sassss ,as Ludlow Tsposraph Co. , pFaf: Fste
y s,.a shares the Nuanally Company; per peP
tSsttees, l2Is
= ~ mares High Rock Knitting CO. con-
sss.Tal sleo eash; per share; -. s4s
,ssaares High Rock Knitting Co. pref.
ri ssss eaea per share ...........#..... $50
81 ,ssra ,saFes the Nunnally Company; per
Il ssi saares Rosen Bros & sussman pref; II
Ee Etss ,esas ..hilsoerg Hotel Construction Co.
l..as.s,. :; =; :. =, -. ...- S5
h ''.sfes National Life Preserver Co.
~ mares Blur Motor Appliance Co. ed
ys sxhs sloe each lot s15
a. ssarss 1ss Mckinley Realty and Construc-
III %. 500 each; per share S45
ns5 slsses ass Slate Creek Mining Co, Inc,
ss.sa5es Consolidated Manganese Co,
IA -. H.. 81
rs,sises rres West Virginia Waste Wood
andres West Virginia Waste Wood
New-York tribune., 1922-08-24

PORT WASHINGTON - New seven room
house with tiled bath, set-in tub and shower.
Fireplace Hot water heat. Oak floors Plot
5oxl25. Garage. s9,5o0- WILLIAM +.
SHEEHAN AT station. Telephone 214. Port
washington, l.. /. Open Sundays.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-24

PORT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. six-room cSt-
tage near station. All improvements
$1,000 Terms to suit. WILLIAM F.
SHEEHAN. At station. Telephone 214.
Port Washington. l.. I. Open Sundays.
ESTATE so ACRES VI MILE TO BAY. IA
room house. oak floors. open fireplaces,
bathrooms. 6-room gardeners cottage, 2
orchards, poultry plant; ss.8oo Box IL,
Shelter Island, N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-24
Crouch & Fitzgerald Open
New Fifth Avenue Store

Crouch & Fitzgerald have opened
their new store at 5S6 Fifth Avenue,
above Forty-seventh Street.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-24
FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET
Manhattan

9th ST. wEsT-Two bedrooms. living
room. kitchenette and bath, for October
1st; free cooking and refrigeration restau-
rant, swimming pool and maid service; s225
per month.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-24

43D, 22a WEST, GAMBLER BLDG, $500
It. exceptional office space. Under 81
foot Immediate occupancy. Room 11ls.
The Dolores star., 1922-01-27
Crumbs Swept Up.

Put sense into your dollars. Spend
them at home.
LADS who use moonshine to drown
their sorrows are finding that sorrows
are excellent swimmers.
An oil stock advertisement saws that
the stock is good buy for the
money Good by for the money is
right
The champion chump of the universe
Is the lad who drinks bootleggers'
liquid lightning just to spite the gov
ernment.
ii times are little hard don't allow
them to stop you from getting a good
nights sleep. They are'due to pick up.
John Barleycorn is dead, but there
are some lads in this town who act as
II they didn't even know he was sick.
An irate citizen told us the other day
that the price of coal was a joke, but
we didn't catch him laughing at it.
The Dolores star., 1922-01-27

with old dead cats when thew wo,,d
make sour mashes; and one small drinL
WIN put gink in line for dpst md
ashes. They make their gin of rpsted
TN and upas leaves and granite and bo
VINO sips curls up and skips from this
ouf wen known planet. They make
.neir booze from cast off shoes brought
III oy vampires ghostly, and he who
quarts finds epitaphs the goods he, 9
needing mostly. An, when you swig a
bumper big of bootleg rye or bourbon
your works will split, you'll throw a
mt no doc can put curb on You,n
pi'e the chairs and fall down stairs and
start roughhouse gaudy, and when
your through the crowner true will sit
upon your body. Few, few escape the
shroud and Grape who drink the boot
leg mixture, and with spade men 9
oeds are made where headstopes are 81
nxture. The bootleg knavcs are ped
dling graves, they're selling bottled
slaughter; oh, then, with me drink
boneset tea, and pop, and milk and
water
The Dolores star., 1922-01-27
TRAILS END

Mr.. and Mrs. Will Rocker and
children and Howard Hammond spent
sunday afternoon at the Charles Roel-
ker home.
MT. and Mrs. Evert Williams and
son. Earle, visited at the Henry Lupke
u0me the early part of the week. MIR.
rHu mrs. Williams are moving from
nenaraye TO their ranch north of the
ayler place. la
'ne Misses Kathryn Willis and
usus'a u,.s Lupke and Arch McCabe and
v "hoert Williams guests of Mr.. and
~. w." Sherman and family Sunday
s.,efhoon s"n and evening. The young
.S'As spens wonderful afternoon
,s Ss'lns' or rather trying to skate, on
t. as pohd' then having returned:to the
,,; rase every one Joined in playing and
,a.aE'hg before Mrs. Sherman served
".'n one of her delicious supper.
nong those of US who ventured out
~ ,rss friday night were: Mr.. and Mrs.
bs' aa'' Roelker, Mr.. Sherman and the
~ - frank Weaver and Scott Butler
~ went to the dance at Mildred.
s,ss,, 'ell Us of very pleasant time,
n,as, ,Iseiient music and a most appetizing
Midnight lunch.
h,s w. Belmear and children of Do
Is.. spent Sunday with MIR. and Mrs.