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New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
LEGAL NOTICES

ETTPREME COURT OF TIE STATE OF
New York, County Of New York-THh
PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK,
plaintina vs. THE CROWN CORK a SEAL
COMPANY OF NEW YORK. Defendant---
SUMMONS
YoU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED 70
10 serve copy OK your ansnsrl or n sno
complaint II not served will. this summons,
10 serve a Notice Of Appearance on the
Plaintiffs Attorney within twenty days
after the service OF this summons. exclu-
slve OF the day Of service. In case OF your
failure 10 appear or answer Judgment viii
Be taken against you By default for tho
relief demanded IN the complaint
Dated New York, December 10. 1879.
CHARLES ID. NEWTON.
Attorney General. Attorney for Plain.
tlna Ofice and p. o. Address. 81
Chambers Street. Borough Of Man
haitian, City Of New York
To The Crown Cork A Seal Company Of
New York Defendant incorporated on
or about April 1oth. isoSl.
The foregoing summons is served upon
you by publication pursuant 10 an order Of
Hon. Edward J. Oavegan. a Justlce OF the
Supreme Court Of the State Of New York.
dated the Had day Of December, i,i7 and
nied with the complaint In the offlce Of the
Clerk Of the County OF New York. AZ the
Manhattan. City. County and State Of New
Dated New York. December asth, 1914
CHARLES ID. NEWTON,
Attorney General. Attorney for Plain
tlna. Onics and y. .. Addrea8 81
Chambers Street Borough Of Naa.
haitian. city of fsv Terh
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
Large Loans on Realty
At 5k and 6 Per Cent
e850,000 Advanced on Bust
ness Building In Fourth
Avenue Recently Sold

The Charles r. Noyes Company
placed a loan Of $780, 900 at 5h per
cent for ten years for Frederick Brown
on the fourtocn-ptory Mills a 0lbb
building, at the northwest corner Of
Fourth Avenue and Twenty-second
Street. recently purchased BY Mr..
Brown through the same brokers'.
The Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company made a building loan Of
sees, 900 20 the eiB West End Avenue
Corporation Joseph PRtsTno) on the
fftecn-story apartment NJ the south
west corner Of West End Avunns ana
io5th Street, i001ixi0o, II bearu In
forest st Q por cent until 1928 and fop
the Kext fiva years at bh per oent
O. l. Miller a Co. loaned eboo, 200
20 thu Metropolitan Firsproof Ware
house Corporation for an eleven-story
building, fl.lx105.l, on the east side
Of Amsterdam Avenue, 70 feet south Of
Eighty-third Street
The Emigrhnt Industrial SavinRS
Bank leaned 10 the Attiea Film Cor
poration $4,000 for hve years at 6h
per cent on the property At sSi-es7
Wost Forty-fourth Street.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
Brokers Kept Busy
Locating Space for
Business Concerns

Albert D. Ashforth. Inc, with A. A.
HaReman, has leased az 20 West
Thirty-eighth Street 10 Kellner q
Shooba, Inc, with the Neptune Real
Estate Co., space AZ $3.50 West Thirty
eighth Street 70 Mur1el Hat Company,
Inc, and at i10i-o Broadway with Roy
Scherick space TO Goodman, Cohen 4 Co.
VIM. A. White a Sons leased AZ s25
Lafayutts Street the second loft to
David and Wolf Vsngrover; at 20
Thames Street space 70 Robert 7.
EdwArdst at PAS Seventh Avenue the
third loft 20 RakoR Brothers; at 2i-23
Maiden Lane offices 70 Arthur r.
Becker, and at 100 Hudson Street Of
fees TO Leo NJ. Abrahamsi with Butler
& Baldwin, from the plans the ninth
floor OF 0 East Forty-hfth Street 70
Moran, Maurice a Proctor, consulting
engineers.
Stephen n. Tyng Jr. q Co, Inc
leased the twelfth floor at al-6 East
Twenty-hfth Street TO Martin Jung,
Inc. and the store and basement at II
East Seventeenth Street to Yasuno-
suke gudo.
M. a l. Hess, Inc. leased the store
and basement at 1915 East Twenty
second Street TO Braude Bros, Inc,
linens, and the eighth floor AZ 1881
West Thirty-eighth Street to the Rosil
Hat Co.
Henry Shapiro & Co. have leased the
store at 1928 Broadway 10 David Stup-
pell, mems furnishings.
Roy seherick leased the nth floor
ne s1b Fourth Avenue TO Carl Guthman
a Co., importers Of Swiss underwear;
the eighth floor at geo Fourth Avenue
70 Henry Isaacs & Co., Inc. exporters;
the seventh floor at 29-33 West Thirty
sixth Street 70 Blue Bird Hat Co.. Inc,
women's hats; the ninth floor in the
Albemarle Building 70 Goodman. Cohen
a Co., shirts, and space ht 320 Fifth
Avenue to Joe Brandon. exporter.
Arthur L. Shaw leased store IN the
Audubon Theatre Building TO tho
Moon Motor Car Company.
II. ]. Friedman Co. leased lofts at
1920 West Twenty-seventh Street 70
Harry ]. Beck 4 Co; at 10 West
Thirtieth Street TO Norman Miller; at
40-42 West Twenty-seventh Street TO
Stecher a Co.. Inc; at 143 Madison
Avenue 20 Morris Harber, Inc. and at
1852 West Twenty-seVenth Street to
Names B. 0ppenheimer.
Thoens & Flaunlacher. Inc, leased
the store and basement at z East
Seventeenth Street. running through
TO 8 and 10 East Eighteenth Street, 20
the Arlington Toy Company, Inc,
manufacturers and importers Of toys.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
Sale Of Yonkers Flat

Jauae v. Lawrence IT, presloeht %
fa-rsnsa Brothers, sold tho x-famlly
snsy.msnt house at eos Warburton
Ixanus. Yonkers, 20 Lawrence Griglio,
nrssISsnt Of the Moultrie Catering
comnNnv. The house commands a view
~ az Hudson River and the Palisades.
n was dsslKnatsd and built By George
atsdn Cowies and was acquired by
Iswrenoo Brothers about ten years
ago. - ..v.r
,ooros. With two porches and solarium,
snd ths floor plan Of each apartment 10
lIEe that Of a bungalow. The sale was
nsvoti1ted through Thomas S. Burke
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
sToRAuE NOTICES

~ ACCORDANCE WITH THE fhO- 70
~ '~t,fon of law, there being due en9 W
IA charges for which the understih,sSd
toiurnblA Storage Warehouhes ~. pgaoaa
so,.a,nsft.r described, and due notice nav.
,sg bean given 70 all parties knoNs
s1sira an Interest therein. and the I'M -
spseihsd in such notice iSi sys viii be
ia al public auction At Nos ~ sn1 CO. ~
yyss, w., si1tysseYenth street. New tork ~.
a. eatprday, January isth, lt4si ohs oeh -
at 1880 a. m. ana eon.,,h1b e.,,sr bSeinning At
Re came hour. until all goods are 'o'''
70 Hos:.hold rls goods. personal effects sne
,,srchendise, as follows: PAror ,, susa
sultes. bedroom sultes. library
sarnlture. tabies. chAirs erass ns III
hsas b.d sprlnga mattresses. bolster@ P,,
iow. ohlffonlera. bureaus. coeohes, .,.
stands. eaeins.s' S wSrefIh1es hss trees. % roeKsrS.
nietarss. mirrors. pianos phones rgs,. -,
ss.vrins machines. typeWritcra eehh' s-'
carpets. statlonsry. booka ,..i ea.,gmss.
ners. eiothinE. linen, theatrleai e9,su'',si
gssta. riassvsare brlc-a-brac. 1ewelry. ni-
Ssr draperiea curtains ana petnonA sasss.
h.ss,ng nela rS, ~ urs. n. Il. porland, Mrs. Hugh
Wslr. Mra Elizabeth N. chida ~. -
"a. ~ Towner Miaa Marion CLARK OF
rsfet. Of Marion Clark, hiaa ,. ~. ..-niu5
= Read Vail Mi's Nsi,s w.s psitnsl ssHs Isabelle
a a Ksnsy' The Brick sales Co. Miss a., Ail- a-
Sr.d Besfdsise. Miss FANNIE I Carron, OF
elu,, e.se y cagroii NrA Daisy Woolleys Misc
n - n olbiin. Mrs. Grace Potoshy, Jo,spa
Herschmann. MrA Alice Winis, @ @as
chAunesy Eldridge. william AoA'r; ru;.Stbs
=. crsran, Romeo White. hrs AAiune l,t.
80, -, Hsrry A. ReEnsy, A. l. keynoios'
FranLiln w. Lee. n. s. HueleT, Lothrop is. -.
wsrren. Thomas W. Justice. Miss osos ~ -
Todd. Morton d. Downs. Oeorse a nsn{i
rene Martin. All being. nov stored ih haio
r,inr,bia storage Warehousen
Tbe goods will be on eHnibiton ~ tn'
lima and place OF sale and on tns eAT pIe-
eedlnR each day 0f sale. ana VII " ..y.' H
'SoLulfBrA STORAGE WAREHOUSE
OTice. No its Columbus Avenue
Nav York. bscsmber 1tth. ls11.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
Sales of Flats Containing
MANY Suifea in Rronx

The Arthur Cutler Company sold for
Meyer lsear to L. Margolis ds1 East
171th Street. northeast corner Of
Washington Avenue, a six-story apart
ment containing eight stores, held AZ
100000.
Isaac Lowenfeld and William Prayer
sold to the Primol Realty Corporation
1926 and 1928 Webster Avenue, a Eve
story new law apartment, S7.oxll9,
housing twenty-five families. Jacob
Price was the broker.
Aaron Marcus sold 70 May Blutman
the fve-story apartment at the north
west corner % Grant Avenue and 1880
Street, 55.0x95.2.
II. Rutheiser purchased 1922 Tiffany
Street, Ave-story modern walk-up
apartment, and resold II to an investor
through Norman Denzer.
The DR.. Louis B. Riggio property on
Devoe Terrace, running through to
Webb Avenue, just suoth Of Tooth
Street, has been sold through Douglas
Gettell for two-family houses.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
Investor Buys
Tall Flat on
West End Ave.
rsir,sen-StOry House, With
u Two Dwellings, at ooh St.
Garner, Sold by Winter;
0,hsr Apartment Trading

wirter Realizes, Inc, Benjamin
ta' -r..,dsnt, has sold 70 a client
w., Tv.-.IS q. strsus tAs thirteen-ssOry
q ns ..,t At the southwest corner Of
v.s Avenue and Ninsty-ninth
v" !. Mo, iOo.Ioxioo. The house
slrlS va estv apartments Of FIVE, six
osfin. !" rooms with two and three
81 ss's-Sh ~ two three-story dwellings
~ ~" 7s5 and 7S7 West End
isinins ss~so. are included In the
kgsnne, - 49, 4 total frontage Of i46
sk west End Avenue. kAe apsst- apart
fsst % n. said 70 rent snn1a,iy dnc oen d9s
nsnu,. sI,.s The deal involves Sl,ovo'VVO.
nteHsS - bought the apartment sew
NJ, Wln.,s ero. IL Is assured OF per
sTal nehSsh S.ht on all four sides. The
nsnss. - IN bold the property - an
rev sEs..,n, 90, ByTne q Bowmen were
Bs bToksS5.. q Sanford and WI
shsr, % s,.on ,old for A. Park taS 81
cox snI...s ,.ssua hve-etory fat, 2b.ex
iRs, frank sold 10 the seoots
O..tfv C0TportIoN "A T-.t...to -
Sn1lur With stores at 90 kexsngsoh
,ss"us' .ss1s' south Of Twenty-iourtA a'rss''
lO, lOE.o., A wsyi soid fer the Lillamy
k-.,iou. Harry o. Guttman presi-
VoIP'..hs 49, eve-story apartment at thee
dssL . corner Of f2eth Street and
ngsh HseP HaS..-Pnv Raalty Corporation
prank J. GeAron the three-story
ion ion,,t with stores 81 1884 Iniro
iv,sss, south Of lasth Street. Ao'lOS
w iw.,,s Russo sold st4 Pleasant Ave-
6ve.story tenement with stores
T;,1A sor N. Garhnkel 70 FranE
V,rri5v a Bernhard purchased
ths Lombardy Realty Company
~. eve-story tsnements AZ 4b and
Wsss ef1ty-sixth Street, 5OKlOV
hrvers are negotiating resale oi
a. .reuerty for improvement with
ssslhsss building. Z. A. Polsk WAS 'h'
H.sa S... H. oruFuAsnk purchased
p. Pills ieA West i2sth Street
.I.sr.story fat, 87.bx100. Harry ouG
.r,.sn vas the broker. -
Tsyrv Whelsn cold 70 Leon kosen'
al g. hve-story tenement WIZ
-, 49, Al sOi Avenue G, 2Oxss.
'Wscet.sr a Davis sold for Carrie
pa 10 thrse-story and store pro4ertJI
,is prooms Street to the n l. q
Raslty Corporation
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
Real Estate News
Operator Resens Houses
Purchased Last Week
Two Dwellings In 75th Street,
Near Third Avenue, Bought
hy Archifeca

Lotion II. Slawson resold 70 william
II. Gompert, architect, the two old
fashioned dwellings at iss and 100 East
Sevcnty-hfth Street, s7.oxiO2.2, ib0
fest west Of Third Avenue. joseph q.
Armstrong was the broker, Mr., Slaw-
son bought the property two wssks ago
from the seventy-Afth Street Syndi-
cato, Inc.
The John P. Peel Company revold for
X. J. Donovan 20 Jeanne Wursthornn, q
client Of seery a cunoo, 826 West
Forty-dfth Street, three-story DWELL
ing, being one Of the former kstor eS-
tate holdings, sold last week for Ma
than Wileon TO Mr.. Donovan. The pur-
chaser will occupy.
David Lion bought from the Amori-
can Female Guardian Society and
Home for the Friendless the four-story
dwelling at sos East 1oeth Street, 2bx
l26, now occupied a. a school BY the
society. Mortimer NJ. Singer vaa the
broker. Mr.. Lion will convert II into a
four-family house.
Lucy NJ. Williams sold 20 the Mstth-
ews Holding Company the three-story
dwelling at 225 West i8sth Street, 2i.ix
99i1.
p. M. Clear q o., With ]. z. Linton,
sold the two three-story dwellings AZ
II and 70 West i9lst Street 20 the
King Solomon Masonic Temple, Ina,
for Or. Herbert ID. Burpham.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
100000 Rental for Space in
Old Brokaw Bros. Building

Tankoos, Smith & Co., with George
L oHsre, leased TO Alexander Sacalis
for twenty years Mt a rental aggregat-
ing approximately 100000, the ground
floor and basement space Of the former
building Of Brokaw Bros, on the south
side Of Astor Place, from Lafayette
Street to Fourth Avenue. The lessee
upon expiration Of existing leases Will
alter the premises, retaining a large
corner portion for his confectionery
business. Tankoos, Smith & Co. also
leased in the same building 10 q client
the three upper floors.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
To Build in Scarsdale

The Robert E. Farley Organization
sold for the Searsdale Estates four lots
in their Grcenncres development,
Searsdale, TO local builder, who will
improve the site.
Philip Russell purchased over an
aero from the estate Of the late John
v. Christensen at Searsdale. The prop
erty Is known as the Orchard Lodge and
Is In the immediate vicinity Of the old
Christensen homestead and the. estate
Of Arthur F. Hebard.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
Home Buying in Brooklyn

Samuel Galitzka sold for the Sarane
Building Corporation to Isadore Henig-
stein a two-story house with garage,
2sx100, Rt 1920 Avenue N.
A. Mishkin sold for Morris Weinstein
to B. Lipshitz a two-family dwelling
with garage, 10 be built from plans on
plot 40x100, located on the east side OF
East Eighteenth Street, 100 feet south
Of Avenue X.
E. T. Newman sold the four-family
apartment at 513 Eighth Avenue for NJ.
Muir
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
Increase Site for Tall Flat
Hotel for Riverside Drive

The dwelling at 291 Riverside Drive,
2l.7x101.10x irregular, has been sold
by Mrs. Louise G.. Crabbe through
David Stewart and Ernest T. Bower
to a client Of David Stewart, who has
also acquired the L-shaped vacant lot
at the northeast corner Of Riverside
Drive and 101st Street, 27.7x142.10x
1O0. .11x20. 0.1fx1ox63x107 Plans are be-
ing prepared for foui-teen-Story
apartment hotel, which will be erected
at once, covering the entire plot.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
Rutgers-Crosby Heirs Sell
Holdings of 200 Years

Edward N. Crosby 3 Co. sold for
Cornelia Livingston Pell and others 81
and 87h Division Street, running
through 70 os East Broadway, Ave-
story tenement and a three-story busi-
ness building, 25xl30, TO a client, who
will make extensive improvements.
This property has been in the Rutgers
Crosby family for over two hundred
years, and is part Of the original Hen
rick Rutgers farm. which covers the
present 9Th Ward.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
Enlarges Plot in Bronx

Herman A. Acker sold TO a client for
Carl Frank, the vacant property on the
east side of Cromwell Avenue, 213 feet
south Of 170th Street, 10ixl52, pur-
chased n few days ago. which gives
the purchaser the control Of the entire
property between Flynn's garage on
the north and the New York Edison
Company's building on the south from
Cromwell Avenue through and inelud-
ing the frontage on Inwood Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
Plan 27 Story POstOfice
p,,ineers Test Foundation to
p.rnodel Federal Building

CHICAGO, Dec. 2T.-Federal eng
~. from Washington were In Chi
- - today 20 test the postofhce foun-
S,sIss, for the contemplated remodel
T,s ~ the present structure TO tWen-
,T.,,vsn ~ stories In height. ~,
\, postofiee then would be Chi
-. sllsst skyscraper and the gov
s,sr,pt's largest building. II would
6au,. all Federal departments operas-
izg lE the city. -,
~ stynsture IL pending before the
H.uss Inpropristions COMMITTEES. The
s,...nt kriISing was completed In 1902
4 : cost of about sT,boo. .oo0.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
7th Reg't Five Winnina

The Nonpareil Athletic Club, Of
brooklyn Will meet the 7th Regiment
basketball team Rt the 7th Regiment
Armory. sixty-sixth Street and Park
Avenue, Friday night. The seventies
team has succeeded in winning their
last six games, giving them a record
Of nine wins and one lost.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
100000 Loaned on Tall
building In Madison Avenue

Cushman & Wakefield, Inc, has OBJ
tained for the Anahma Realty Corpora
tion. from the Equitable Life Assur-
anoe Society, 100000, as hrst mort
242 and 244 Madison Avenue, south
vest corner Of Thirty-eighth Street.
The building was completed In the
spring OF 1917 and has a frontage Of
$50 feet on Madison Avenue and %
feet on Thirty-eighth Street.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
Flat for Staten Island

Cornelius G. Kolh sold for the estate
Of Caro- @. Shaw TO William =. Kenny
the property at Daniel Low Terrace and
BenziRer Avenue, running through 20
Monroe Avenue, Staten Island, with a
frontage Of fifty feet on each street
on which he intends 20 erect an apart
ment; the same broker, Cornelius O.
Kolf, has sold 70 a client through
Senator @ Ernest Smith, four lots on
Wndsworth Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
o.IIs Uou,e I'm ROckaway

TAs Lewis II. May Company SOLD ior
AHA weinberg bis former county
Soms, consisting Of plot l5Oxi7b, with
Colonial building and garage, on the
north slde Of 0eean Avenue. Far ROCK
sUsy, I. l., to Abraham Trotsky, who
vni sTtensively remodel II for his
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
S560,000 Advanced on New
Flat for West End Avenue

The American Bond and Mortgage
Company has loaned s56o,0o0 70 the
sos West End Avenue Corporation for
the erection Of ffteen-story apart
nent at sol TO 597 West End Avenue.
nlnna fnr which have iuat been hled.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
Invest In Columbus Avo. Flats

Josephine B. Buchanan bought the
three I've story fats with stores at
5si.6e7 Columbus Avenue and oS ana 70
West Eighty-eighth Street, at the
northeast corner, from the estate OF
ThsOphIlus 2. Roesads through Edwin
J. BirIev.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
Fire Record
loss

AZ. hJEb
nJ5-iJso Broadway Lou Kramer.
Gl0-s4I Madison st. Max Kaufman.
Unknown
h7O-4b Z. iisth stI Columbia
La-55i W. i7sth st. rubbish. un-
te-isfh St ana ioth sv; carron
Bros. s.......-..-. Unl< nOv~n
tN-2i Washington st. Max ueimers
IN Unknown
Halls Fulton ST Wholesale Fish
Company. .................Un Unknown
tts-l27 r. 1929 st.; Philip Frost.
Unknown
';iI-Is =. i2ist st.; Abraham Dia-
A.. mona .s.s.s..ss.s.ss. .sss - bhAnoNn
'te-ifs6 Nelson av.. the Bronx;
-. lawrence Oliver. Unknown
'"'-b W. 18th g.. Hemer & hillers.
I'ae-iet Biescker st.: Universal Brass
-. Binding Company. .........UnknOwn
'ee-stos % av. Jerome Bernstein. Slight
=. Iee record of December - showed q IRE
- .atlng occurred IN the premises occu-
- oy SkOlnick Bros. 10 Broadway
80 report o. the Fire Marshal shows that
s-s,.ie nie was IN the premises Of another
,rstl~nt or the building.
=. record OF Decem Der &c showed a nre
netinf occurred in the premises OK
f,,<.st Hoffman. i59 spring Street The
80, .asrhnal reports that a false alarm
- e1inea IN There was no FIRE.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
Fairfnx Annrtmeni Sold

Ernest Tribethorn bought the Fair
fax, a seven-story apartment at 1922 20
1923 Madison Avenue, at the south
wst corner Of Ninety-fourth Street,
HQx100.s, from August Oppenheimer.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
Pbysician Sells In 23d Street

Daniel Birdsall & Co., Inc, sold for
Wheeloek, Harris, Vought & Co. the
property at 825 West Twenty-third
Street.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
onera,ors Buy Long Beach Lots

The Meiser Builders Inc. purchased
from William Spain fifteen lots on
Lafayette Boulevard, corner Fenn
Street, Long Beach. Ia l. h. ID. BAKER
and A. Robinson were the orokeS'
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
Long Island City Plant Leased

The seieeso S.o0Sl. syhdiSSSo SaD.r1 anufaS sa,sS
through G. II. Clay, Of the Clay Real
Estate Agency, the building at 2sb 70
245 Hancock Street, Long Island City.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
mind Avcnue Lofl Sold

Mulvihill & Co. sold for the Fitz Roy
Realty Corporation the three.story
store and loft building at 2S64 Third
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
p1rnIIc AncTInN NOTICE

GoRTdIoE sXLE-Rsstaurant hsturse VII
Il soid io-day. Dec. -, illi ee,eez
80 al Wsst aief e.. y. 4. ~ bONA
XSslt.sis. ~ sflsr nsrtsassA
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds. JewelrJ. Etc.
Furniture

DIAMONDS eoushs and sold for cash "a.
We free. Bennett. iit B'SAy. ID moor.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28

vvr, PAY h,rh.st possible prios for furniture
".,.,r. h-le-a -brac books. WORKS oL hlL
.rtlre apartmenfs and houses bought. Ls.Oys Lsss.s
al iinivsrsity Place. Phone Stuyfeaant- -''''
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
IoNo ISLAND REAL ESTATE FOR sALh

HAVE A DREAM Of a BUNGALOW Csn.et. Csnt.e
MIA type. for easy housekeeping, sol,aols .o,s
a,.-.sn ~ Al. enishsd later. Situated within
sa~y eommutlng distance on Bong lslaha'
an city eonvenlences and improvements.
small cash payment balance easy Hon,n's ..I ~.
s.s.t Scur Fishes as 20 payments, MT
Tsior. Fitsroy 1850. iiO West sfth street
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
DANCING INSTRUCTION

LOVELI'S es7 Madison Ave.
t.,rT,r,---- Corner seth 81.
INDIVIDUAL CLASS LEssONs'
f.f,.,. WITH INSTRUCTOR. lOC'
Ne@i .sesons 70 4 n 70 II r. ~
Without eppointnenl.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
LOST. FOUND AND REWARD

JosT-Thurrday December N, between 7
p. m ana n D. m. Al the Vanderbilt or
HAldof hotels, of en- route between thsas
Two places. one Tiny. whita satin beg. con-
tainlng ehain Of small pearls and plAtipum,
FINDER notify JOHN r. OILLEaPfE,
flttcher ~. Suitable reward.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
TO LET-UNTUBNisHEn
Manhaftan
rURNIsHED APARTMENT WANTED

GENTLEMAN wants well furnished apart.
nent : months. East Side, below lind. or
West Side below teth. BEDROOMS. Arc
with good restaurant. Reply y $50, Trieune:
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
Miscellaneous

DEPENDABLE woman would stay with
chfidren three evenings week Tor room
near ga 81. Library preferred. Address 4
ass. Tribune.
pXpEnIFECED teacher. college graduate
frslres position as tator In private family
excellent references willing 70 traEsi, -
Barre ia.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28

sERvANTs-Bsrta carison's
swedish Agencies. TsT Lexington ay,
r.sr sist. RhineiAndsr tBtI. Also itls
proadWay corner tath.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-28
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

At.ExASpER.s AGENCY. 2tt West iitth
CSth avl. Morningside i3ts. hslAols
domestic help.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-18

inr sold aud consumed without a cent
of revenue 70 either state Of Federal
government.
What Levy on Wine Would DO
Under a light vine and beer Law
the Federal government would derive
as revenue the following: l00,000,0OO
barrels of beer at So barrel, or $780,
100000; 250,000,000 gallons Of wine,
approximately AZ 81 gallon,
$3.50, 900.
"This Federal revenue return would
be augmented by millions Of dollars
OF taxes paid TO state trossuries and
further millions OF dollars derived
from tax on incomes from the sale OF
light wines and beer.
"Ths collection OF the revenue from
light wines and beer would greatly
tighten the present burden Of taxation
on the people generally"
The statements regarding prohibition
made by Ny. Boomer, who 10 head OF
a large hotel chLin organization which
includes the MeAlpin and the Waldorf
Astoria, comes In the form OF an
article printed In the Courier des
Etats Unis," 4 French language news
paper published here. Commenting OH
conditions in Canada, the hotel man
says:
"The United States might we'll look
to the North for q solution Of the
present impossible prohibition situa-
tion," and adds that only II his hotels
we're situated beyond the thfee-mile
New-York tribune., 1922-12-18
Americans Called TO
Photograph Kings Tomb

LONDON. Dec. i7.-Expert photOg-
raphsrs attached 10 the New York
Metropolitan Museum Of Arts staff AZ
Thebes will photograph the treasures
contained In the chambers Of the an
cicnt Egyptian King TutenkhAmun be-
fore their removal is begun, Lord Car
narvon, head Of the British expedition,
informed "The Times" correspondent
40 Marseilles upon his arrival there.
The explorer explained that an at
tempt 20 photograph the treasures by
fashlight had failed completely, and
they were afraid % make another at
tempt because everything was intensely
dry and iHhammable. The Americans,
who have had much experience IN
photographlng the interior Of tombs Of
kings, then proffered their services,
which were gladly accepted.
The Americans will Install a power
ful electric plant and their chief
photographer, Burton, will take the
pictures.