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The New York herald., 1922-12-30
All Mus. stand Equal.

The President and the Attorney GEN
eral have only recently emphatically en-
phaslzed the necessity for vigorous en-
forcement pf the \prohibition laws the
same as any other laws. The indictments
filed to-day present a question much
larger and more vital than the prohibi-
ton question. They present the question
of law and enforcement of and respect
for the law. ] nm determined to find out
whether the Eighteenth amendment and
the volstead act are merely regulations
for the, poor or whether they are laws
for the people of the United States. ap
plying equally to all the people.
II don't purpose to have II said that
/ prosecuted hundreds, yes thousands,
of poor. benighted. ignorant people that
nobody ever heard of and knowingly
failed to prosecute the prominent or
influential who had committed exactly
the same offences on a much bigger
scale. Ave must determine in these
cases whether there is equality before
the law or whether some people In this
city who think they are above the law
are really In that exalted position.
'The laws must be obeyed or repealed.
II is as lawless ITO defy a law one
hopes and expects will be changed as
a law one knows is permanent.
Perhaps the law cannot be enforced.
/ know of no ono who has seriously
tried to enforce IL. The various pro-
hibition directors, whose primary duty
1t Is to enforce the law, during their
brief tenures OF Office have brought
us thousands OF cases to clutter UP and
clog our calendars but few OF any inn
portance. believe a real man OF char
acter and courage as prohibition jirec-
tor can get a long way toward enforce
ment, especially IL prohibition agents
were paid decent salaries and given
some security OF tenure OF office
I'VE have no agents. no detectives or
other agencies for gathering evidence
in my office. We have, however, a most
powerful weapon--the Grand Jury SUBJ
pena, which we have used In this pres.
ent case without fear or favor. and 1
purpose to use it in the future in other
cases as We have In this one.
Appeal to Gov. smith.
otherwise respectable citizens may
buy bootleg liquor. but they certainly
cannot commit perjury.
II appeal to Gov. Smith not to at
tempt TO nullify the Federal laws by
the repeal of the State laws supporting
them and thus take away from Col.
Donavan and" the rest of us Federal
District Attorneys the powerful support
of the police.
II appeal 10 the clergy Of all faiths.
OF whatever difference of opinion they
may hold on prohibition. Surely no
worthy man Of God hut owes a clear
duty to make his pulpit ring with a
demand for obedience to law.
II appeal to public officials and law
yers TO search their consciences and de-
do tboth her hex Ia ta1
tion as to certain portions of the Con-
stitution OF the United states when they
took their oath.
"Humbly ane prayerfully I appeal to
the decent men and women of this COM
munity TO cease bartcring their Con-
stitution for a cocktail or drink OF
bad liquor, and TO make the trivial
sacrifice necessary TO uphold the law
and help restore that respect for law
without which anarchy and chaos must
result
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
DANCING INSTRUCTION

637 Madison Ave.
~<N< AAA - Corner 59th ST.
INDIVIDUAL CLASS LESSONS
WITH INSTRUCTOR. t0C.
Individual lessons so 4. 81. 60 ~ p. ~.
without
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
Sales of Dwelling Properties
On East and West Sides

william B. May & Co. sold the four
story residence % East SiXty-hfth
Street for Harriet solomon 90 a client
who will rebuild IL for his own oceu-
paney. The property has been held at
sos, 900.
John c. Coleman sold 70 Rafaele
Rutigliano the three-story dwelling NJ
.st Audubon Avenue, i6.SXiOO.
Charlotte Ruge sold 20 the Chat
fields Auto Supply the four-story
dwelling AZ 3i6 West Fifty-second
Street, l66Xl005.
Adoiphine Hoffman sold 20 Gertrude
Il. Hayward the thrce-story dwelling
at 3l7 West Fifty-frst Street, 20xlOO@.
James II. Cruik5hank purchased
from the Joseph VI. Fernando estate
2l6 West 130th Street, a two-story
dwelling. lot 25xi00. Harry Sugarman
and J. Scott were tho brokers. Mr.
Cruikshank Immediately resold the
property TO Joseph Monsky through
Louis George.
Kata Punberg sold to the Maxroe
Realty Corporation the four-story
dwelling at iO5 West 18th Street.
l6.sxlOO.
Bridget Ward sold 20 Philip LEVITT
sky tho three-story dwelling at lO9
West i26th Street, t710x99li.
?. Meister sold 10 Lester L. Levin
the two-story building at i02 West
144th Street, l5N99.ll.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
DISSOLUTION or MARRIAGE

SUPREME COURT sew YORK COUNTY
ln the Matter ~ the Application of
CATHERINE GOULD. Plaintiff. Tor The Dis
solution 81 Marriage under Chapter 30 O.
FRANK GOULD. Defendant: TO THE
ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT; PLEASE
TAKE NOTICE that purFuant Go en- order ~
Mr. Justice George y. Mullau, dated the ttG
petition oi Catherine Gould IN the once of
fhs Clerk OF ihe County N New Yofk. o.
which 10 appears that the said Cath@rin.
Gould has exercised due diligence in making
"a search f0 discover evidence whether OF uol
you nrc living. and that no such evidence lac
been found and thaf YOU have ahseutel yolI-
self for more shan Eve successive years last
pest without being known 10 Catherine could
90 be- living during that time. and that fald
Catherine Gould believes you 20 Do dead
cIal Term. Part lll. - lie Supreme Court.
Ncw York County. af the County Court House
So. a. Chamhcr- Street. Borough Of Mnnhaf-
fan. city 81 New York. on the 21d day 30
February, 1929. az 10 o'clock DO the forenoon
OF that Gay, or o. tocn thereafter a. counsel
can be heart 90 which time proof of tho al
legations contained in the petition shall be-
taken and an application made for uu order
diasolylus the marriage between Cnthsr.ns
Gould and Frank Gould.
Catherine Gould pofltlonsr MARTIN,
CATS. Attorney for Petitioner. ..0 We.t
f-nd Street New York city TO FRANZ
COULD The foregoing notice r. served upOu
you ty publication pnrruant % 81 order %
Hon. George Y. Mullan. a Jgailcs % ths
slpr,me Court o., The state of New Yors.
dated the tth DAY - December. 1879. and
nl-f With the petition IN the oflco o. TOE
Jerk ~ ihe County OF NeW York
Martin 'niis. Attorney for Petitioner. On'cs
and r. q. Address. go West f1nd street. Ior-
ough % Manhattan, New YORK citg.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
LEGAL NOTICE.

ruE PEOPLE or TIE sTATE OF NV,
Work uv tho Grace ~ toil - ~
fndrpenfeut- To JEREMIAH WIZ ~ ~
living. and u hs b. deed ni1 heH7 go
who's names and places Of reMl,nle -
unknown and cannot after dlll.ehi ,,r.la,IliA
he anccrfained b. the petitioner. ~ -
WHITE. n ilvinE. and he b dead, s nis
be Who ana whose names and PAGES 81
residence arc unknown and canho, ~
dlligent inquiry be assef,Sinsc4 ,,Siinn,c y, ,ny
kff3upftY. EfsTATHfUs kfNG Mhs,
JAMES MCDONALD. Mrs MiLn,,n 20 ~
t,kk3Rsa.REr sHEEnY JOIN j. FiTz-
gfuu0E. sTTPIIEN TfTL0iHnONi Mhs
NELLIE WAGNER. 0BRlklpb y ~, II,
nay or CERritu,Dl,E,, IhhA1tit5S YnttS ,rifIrri
g1isnri-a WHITE. GEORGE WHITE.
CATHERfNE MMlTEi MAki \. nlsl,En y.
SARAH WHITE. WILLIAM Mhllks
wff.LfAM T. TfARTigANs SARAH
o Mill, oooDwlN. HEtnEnT j. No
pTpNOTT. and ruy other heirs - Jaw
and n0at ~ hiu or tho sid sarah Ffo1I,
deceased. N any there he. who ana Wnofr
namer and places of residence are unknown
ard cannot nftrr fiiigent inquiry b. aacsf-
fsfnrd hy tho petitioner the heirs anl noti
of tin OF said Sarah Frost late of tho county
Of New York, deceased. Send Greeiing
WHEREAS. John y. Smith. who reside. .
A. 40 III Fifth street, IN tho borough ~
Brooklyn. tho city % New York. has ately
applied 10 tho surrogafes Court of our
COUNTY % Sew York. 20 have certain
inatrument IN writing. bearing date mo
tfh day OF June, 1890. and codlcll there
10 hearing date the lsth day of september
1881. both relating 10 both real ana Per
sonal propsriy. duly proved az the laat Wlll
and testament of Sarah from, who va,
at the time ~ hor death retident OF
the county of New York deccafed.
TUEREFORE. You and Harh N you arc
cited 70 show cause before mo aurfogatcf
court of our County u New York. a. ne
ffau OF Records. IN the County of Ne"
York, on the eth day % January. one thou.
sand nine hundred and twenty-threc. !
haIf-pnst ten o'clock In tho forenoon ot
that day, Why the said will and testament
should not be admitted 10 probate as
will Of real and personal properly.
~ TESTIMONY WHEREOF VI nave
caused the seal - Tho surrogaits COuH
OF tho said County Of Sew York 10 -
hereunto anlH.d.
WITNESS. Honorable John j. Conalan'
Surrogate of our said County Of New York.
az said County. tho 29th DAY 81
ff.SI November, In tho year or our Lora
ono thousand nine hundred ana
twenty-five.
MARTIN O. NcCUB.
Clerk Of the surroEatsf Court.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
in the matter OF the application OK
Grace r. Conrad for lraye 10 dissolve
marriage with Carl = Conrad on ths
ground OF absence.
TO CARL p. CONRAD:
You are hereby not.hed that . duly
verified petition has been presented 20 ths
court by your wifs Grace ID. Conrad. stat
lrg that you have absented yourself TOT
Eve successive years now last past without
being known 20 your wife 20 be LIVING dur
Ing that time. and that your wife be'ioNes
you 10 b. dead. and that dlligent scarch
las been mad. 10 discover evidence show
ing that you arc living and that no snch
evidence has been found. and asking Tor
dissolution Of tho marriage between your
VIC aud yourself. and that hearing upon
said petition Will be- held at 10 a. VI. on
the end day OF March. 1923, ~ Special
Term. Part III. of this Court ln case or
your failure 10 appear or answer. an order
win be made FOR the RELIEF demanded N
the petition. .
WATSON. KRISTELLER a SWIFT
Attorneys for Petitioner. 81 william
street. Borough of Manhattan. New
York city
TO CARL =. CONRAD.
The foregoing notice Is served upon you
b. publication pursuant 10 an order ~ Hon.
George Y. aullan, Justice ot tho su-
nrcrno Court of the State of New YORK,
dated December itth 1929. and nled With
the petition IN the Office OF The Clet.l of
the Supreme court q the County Of New
York. at the County Court House. Borough
OF Manhatta. City % New YORK. on the
ftth day OF December. 1892
Dated New York. December 10Th. 1922
WATSON. KRfsrELLER 4 SWIFT,
ATTORNEYS Tor Petitioner. Onice and
Post Onlce Address. 6s william
street Borough - Manhattan, New
York city.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
De PeysIer Estate Sells Sixty
Bronx Lots Owned for Year

Nathan Wilson, president Of the
Occidental Holding Corporation. bought
from the De Peyster estate tract OF
sixty lots fronting on Carpenter Ave
nue.. on the east side of the Bronx
Boulevard, comprising the frontage be
tween 236th and 237th Streets and 300
feet on the west side Of the Bronx
Boulevard, extending to 4 point l15
feet south Of 297th Street. down 20 the
236th Street corner Hall j. How &
Co. were the brokers. The property
will bo offered for resale 20 builders
for improvement with one and two
family houses. II had been In the
possession Of the selling family for a
great many years.
Alexander Selkin and David AlintZ
have sold FOR Holober Brothers, plot
on the west aide Of Broadway, about
425 feet north Of 25ist Street, l00xlO0'
20 a builder, who will improve with an
apartment house.
The block bounded by Morris and
College Avenues, l67th and iGsth
Streets. has been sold b. Max Horo.
witz to the Dayton Estates, Inc, (Eli
Maran). The property fronts 92.2,
32511, 29s.1 and 92.2 feet, respectively.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
BrookIart Asks
Parental Court
ForDelinquents
Bill Proposes Model Tribu-
nal in Washington to Save
Children Under l8 From
Stigma of Criminal Trial
Supplement Home,I Is Aim
ReliefAIlowance OrMOthcrs
Also Provided; Welfare
Workers Back Measure
-. Ia. rrlna.ss Wa,Aang,e~ gsrsa.

prees Thf Ifitaes "ef'''S-
WASHINGTON. Dec. is.-senstor
p,nothart. of Iowa, introduced IN the
sersee to.dav a bill providing ioT a
,..rcrt.l court In the District OF 90
lgmbis and for child relief allow
snee FOR shs assistance OF certain
Tbo BIZ 10 intended 20 provid. .
model system IN the national espitsi
for dealing with wayvard and DEM
oncnt children under eighteen years
of age. Il has the backing Of persons
and organizations in the District ol
Columbia interested IN child Weiiare,
On, aim Of the bill is 70 have all
children legally designated es iniahts
In criminal law as well as civil law
The purpose OF the parental eoOIs
Sian esad Senator Brookhart, is 70
prevent children from being. truants'
tbisves and law violators by sure
slsn Of governmental parental custody
which can recognize CONDITION oetote
the specific act - committed ana eneSs
the disregard Of law rather than wait
aid punish a child by q criminal
process for committing sn illegal or
immoral act. The purpose Is 70 save
the child % the home.
with the growing laN fiOiAtaoHs ~
the youth Of the land We need some
where the establishment Of a system
az child control and mothers assist
anee that will be a model IN statute
provisions and IN actual work.
"The divoreement OF all children
under eighteen years Of age from
criminal law necessitstes the establish
msnt Of judicial department Of a
verv high order. which for tho moral
education, tho detention and the care
Of children must exercise equity juris-
dietion.
"Being Of a parental nature, this
court only steps in 20 assume any con-
troll OF q child after tho two other
parental agencies-ths home and the
school--hays failed.
"Under the parental plan no child
70 arrested. no criminal complaint can
obtain against a child. but the matter
10 wholly one OF right and proper Gus
tody. Thus there can never be a
record against a child under eighteen
years Of age"
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
miscellaneous

willing % learn
6 East tisi' MURRAY iiii IRA
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
Real Estate News s
$4,000, ,O0OLent for Big
Park Ave. Apartment
History Tenani-Owned Flat
VIII Occupy Block Between
63d and 9th Streets

Plans and financing arrangements
we've completed yesterday for the I'M
mediate erection Of a fourteen-stoTy
cooperative apartment 70 occupy the
block front on the west side OF PARK
Avenue from Sixty-third 90 Sixty
fourth Street and TO be known as the
$50 Park Avenue Apartment Building
S. W. straus & Co. have underwritten
a first mortgage 6 per cent serial eou-
non bond issue Of S2.300,000 on the
property, tho bonds being the direct
obligation Of $50 Park Avenue, lne'
and constituting a closed first mortgage
on the land. building and equipment
and first lien on the net earnings Of
the property.
on the ground floor there will be
twenty-five offices lor medical special
lists, and tho upper floors will contain
fifty-two apartments Of eight and nine
rooms. with three baths. J. +. X. Car
penter is the architect and Dwight y.
Robinson & Co. Inc, the builders. The
officers OF $50 Park Avenue, Inc, are
President, Louis II. Bean, vicc-president
OF Dwight p. Robinson & Co., Inc; vice
president. Keitt 7. Walker. Of Douglas
l. Gilman & Co.; secretary, J. 4. Mac
Innis, and treasurer, II. L. Essley'
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
Insurance Brokers
May Buy Cold ST.
Corner Building
Get Option to Purchase Real
~ at Plaii ST. With Lease
Involving SI,OO0,OOO;
Other Business Rentals

The building az ~ Gold Street At
the southeast corner Of Platt Street
NAV eventually become the property OF
Frank & Dubois. insurance brokers and
United States representatives for many
Of the foreign fro insurance com
pnnics. In closing lease for space
in the building yesterday Frank q
Dubois also secured an option 70 uur-
chase the building from the Gold q
Platt Co. Inc. According 90 charles
h. Van Nalen. Inc, who negotiated
the lease. It involves Sl,OOO'OOO IN rent
40 he maid together with the amount
deposited FOR the option. The lease y
for the second, third and fourth hoors
OF the building. Frank d Dlbols now
occupy space IN tho Fire Oomp'hlsg,9i is,i
building at so Maiden Lane ana VIII
take possession or tho 1oiu 't'ce'
Offices on April J.. ,.s
Tor Arthur Dubois the four-stoIy
building at 90 stone street and %
Pearl Street 20 John /. Bliss q 90,
who have been located nt l-o 'FRONT.'
Street for over forty years.
J. Edgar Lenycraft q 60. leased ior
The Rank of New York and Trust Com
panv. fhc buildings at III and lla
Third Avcnuc 90 Edward Detlod for
twelve years. The structures VIII be
extensively altered and occupied Tor
bakery and restaurant purposes. Inc
same brokers leased the store at lSt
Third Avenue 10 Joseph Polansky. who
plans extensive alterations for
delicatesscn shop.
spear & Co. leased the third loft ~
si7 Broadway 90 Simon Alderman.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
Recent BUYERS Of Realty

Purchasers Of properties sold re
Gently are: Arthur Dubois and VIII
liam Floyd. Of so Stone Street; Bernard
Kelly, Of the apartment at the south
west corner OF Fort Washington Ave-
nue. and 171st Street; Gerbaeh Realty
Company. Of 125-l27 Post Avenue; Au-
guste c. X. Oetien, OF northwest cor
ner Of Amsterdam Avenue and Eighty
fourth Street; George c. Smith, Of
southwest corner Of Columbus Avenue
and Seventy-ninth street; Estelle de p
Hosmer, Of 3 Cedar Street; Jacob
Green, Of 40 East Eighty-second
Street, for which he paid Sl3,050; A.
and L. Schneider, Of 1888 Second Ave
nue.; Lima. Maier, OF 369-375 First Ave
nue.; Blanche Speigel, Of 227 East
Eleventh Street: Frances Kupperman.
Of southwest corner Of Claremont
Parkway and Fulton Avenue. and Joe
Rosennan, Of 1854 Vyse Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
Business Building on Fifth
Avenue Sold for $3.50. 900

The siX-story Office building ~ 235
and 237 Fifth Avenue, near Twenty
seventh Street. was sold 40 auction in
the Ncscy Street salesroom yesterday
by Bryan l.. Kennedy, and was bought
BY II. NJ. Greenberg for s259,000 Mr..
Kennedy also sold the fve-story fat
At l0l East 1929 Street 10 Samuel l..
Schellcr for $4,000 and six plots be-
tween West 23lst and 232d streets for
the estate Of Caroline G.. Even. George
Durham bought two lots on Spuyten
Duyvil Parkway for 81 200 each, two
on Fairfield Avenue went 10 John Even
for $500 each and two on Arlington
Avenue for $3.50 each.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
Prospect Avenue Corner New
House Among Bronx Flats Sold

Alexander Selkin and David Mint
have sold for johnson Diesel Construc-
tion Company the northeast corner Of
Prospect Avenue and Crotona Park
North, a new apartment, 67Xl00, held
at $4,000 70 an investor.
Aaron Appelbaum sold 70 the Fan.
sam Realty Corporation the fve-story
apartment at the southeast corner OF
Union Avenue and 167th Street. 40xl00.
Anna ". Sattong sold 10 the Rain
Realty Corporation the six-story apart
ment at the northeast corner Of Brook
Avenue and 136th Street, 40xl00.
Arthur Weyl & Co. sold for DR..
Vincent f, Quinn $50 Caldwell Ave
nue., a three-story dwelling. ls.9Yl00.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19

slotbinr manufacturer store ana base
mont nj g7 Crosby Street 10 the Com,
busto Chemical Companyi sracc ~ -
West Sixteenth Street 20 A. Traina q
Co. Inc, with Forman 4 CO., the
scy,rth door at i80 and 1874 West
srvrntccnth street 20 George Blauman,
dresses. and with Fred Fox 4 Go. the
ffth floor NJ 1i and 81 East Eleventh
Street. 49, -,
Cross & Brown Co. Leased oiieoa AZ
1852 Broadway 20 Edward G. Primon,;
10 Thorn Purs. Inc. The store at 40
West Thirty-scvcnih Street, with
Ncinhard-Eckstein Company, space nt
g7O Seventh Avenue 20 the Committee
on Social and Religious Surveys.
Tankooa. Smith a Co. leased TO John
cehcidie Optical Company, the secona
floor at 60 and G2 Nassau Street.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19

THE PEOPLE or THE STATE OF NEW
YORK. by the Grace ~ 0od, FREE ana
fndependent-To TIE FARMERS LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY, executor Of ne
Grant. deceased: FARMERS LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY, trustee under tho last
win and testament of Douglas 3. orant'
FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST .Coh.
pANY. trustee under tho last VIII ana
testament ~ Douglas - Grant acc.,.s.
Tor Beach Douviss Grant MAkGAisE
PATRICIA GRANT. BEACH DOUGLAS
HENRY Y. HIGGINS md ROB.
err GRANT. Jr.. ~ executors of the last
-ili and testament ~ Afele EsseN. 40
ceased. IRIS \. n. De NEhE SAfE -.
CHARLES T. l.. do BREIELlli
JEAN d. l.. de BRErEUlL and MONT.
CLAIR ESSEX TRUST COMPANY. -
of William wallace. deceased. and 20 ell
porsous Interested az bcnenciaries or other
wise. in the estate OF Hichard suldam
Grant deceased. who az tho tine OF hls
death was resident of the County OF
New York. Send Greeting
Upor the petition Of Thomas ]. Curran.
as administrator o. william s. Opdykef
surviving trustee under the last VII ana
,.saed. reading AZ No. 1855 Harrison Ave
nuf. in tho borough u the .tronE, OF inc
city % New York, in the county OF
Bronx and state of New York. you ana
Zach OF you are hereby cited to show
eeuss before the surrogat,s Court ot Scw
York County. held or the li1ll of tNcorar
In the County OF New York. on the 'th
day OF January. 1929. AZ bali past Ten
o'clock in the forenoon 81 that dey whI
the account OF proceedings OF tfe said
william s. Opdyke au such surviving trls. /.
Zee unfer the iart will and testament o.
sad deceased, 80 rendered by his SAID
should not bo iudicially set
fied.
cau1ed tho seal 90 the Surrogafea Court ~
the said County ~ New York 20 be here
unto aflred - -
WITNESS. HONORABLE JOHN p. CO.
HALAN. a surro4afe Of our said County
81 the County Of New York. the
IL 81 ssfh day of November In the year
OF our Lord one thousand nine
hundred and twenty-five.
MARTIN q. McCiE.
clark o, ths suFreEstss Court
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19

20 LET YoR BUSINESS PURPOSES
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
Wright Estate Sells Sixty
Lots Held at 100000
Disposcs of Realty on Heights
Bought Forty Years Ago
fo 0Derntora

The J. Rouaino Brown Company sofa
for the ]. Hood Wright estate prop
crty fronting on Broadway, iI2d' l7Sd'
i7lth. i75th streets and Fort Washing
tor Avenue. comprising approximately
sixty lots, TO Ennis a Sinnott
The properties sold arc valued at
about Si 600 900 This IL the first
sale Of this property in forty years;
The New York Methodist Episcopal
Society recently purchased from the
Wright estate the block front on the
west side Of Broadway from ll5d 20
i7tth street and will erect a church.
Tho property sold was bought by the
Wright family through Tho same
brokers.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
New Flats Planned for Bronx
Will Cost $845, 900

Grand Concourre. o. = cor i69th ~. s-Fty
sDmt ioxe6.t. MauKsrd Bldg Corp. David
Darmau. 2il Port Washington av. pres
sofnmcrfcld a Steckler. archts. $3.50. 900.
Decatur fv. " cor Mosholu PARKWAY.
f-rfv apwt l66Nfs7 Hlpin Bldg Corp.
owners p n I'LL. 8f20 80 av. pres. J ~
Feison srcht. $4,000
iffth 81. % q. 1855 n " Grand Coneourss
s-sty sprf. loos7S; ~ a Coust Co
owners Hcrf Grutwan on prem, pres
Nafhan 10 hDir. archi, tl60. .Q0o.
Clarke place. aF. lls " Grand Concourss
t.sly apnt lcOxtk. same owners ana
areht. sfe0 900
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
To Alter 10Th Street House

The Warranty Brokerage Corporation
negotiated the Sale for Gilbert Colgate
90 Fanny Brice OF the residence at 306
West Seventy-sixth Street, reported
last July, and has procured loan Of
$4,000 on the house. lt is to be
altered into apartments and three
floors occupied by Miss Brice
Leo Hess represented the Land Brok-
erage Company in the long term lease
of $40 Madison Avenue 70 Arthur +.
Meeill.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
Another Upper Broadway FIat

The silhar Realty Company. ". Sill
bert, A. ". Harrington and A. Gcrlieh,
directors. bought the plot. iO0JiO0. on
tho west side o. Broadway. i01.3 feet
north % lslth Street, for Improvement
with two FIVE ard . 1alf-ftory apart
ments Charles J. Gsriich n. - A.
torney Tor the company.
The = West Fift.eta Street Cerpors-
tion. with 3. r. Turner r., ". p. C0zs.
well s.d ~ n Knowit.n a. director.
bas beer f0rTei ~ fpDietor. Butler 4
Ries - tsrf Ger ~ pf1psff7 at tbst
toraffrr
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
Thomas +. Fox Estate Lots
In Bronx To BE Sold TODAY

Joseph p. Day will sell at auction
in the Vesey Street salesroom to-day,
thirty-six lots In the Bronx 20 close
the estate Of Thomas T. Fox. The lots
adioin former Columbia Oval. and are
situated on Gun Hill Road. Perry and
Hill avenues, and 2i1th street, near
subway and 81" stations.