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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-28
COMMITTEE OF
FIVE TO FRAME
GROWER UNION

At the meeting of loganberr,
growers held yesterday Afternoon
In the Masonic temple, a commit
tee of five was appointed, consist
ing Of William H. Weeks of Kaizel
Bottom, William Grauer of Sheri
dan, H. r. Jones of Rosedale, G
w. Lemery of Waconda and G.. L
Thompson of Albany, to draft al
q form Of organization in each IL.
eality Of independent loganberry
growers.
After this committee has drawr
up form of contract for differ.
ent localities, it will call a gener-
al meeting OF all loganberry grow
ers in the state, to endeavor to af-
feet a central organization.
At the meeting yesterday, the
opinion was. expressed that If the
loganberry industry was to survive
there must be an organization OF
growers that. an control the output
of at least 80 per cent of the crop
Without this percentage 1t would
be useless to advertise and push
l0ganberries and then suffer from
the actions Of a few who had nc
cooperation with the central or
ganization.
Answering the question as to
what loganberries were selling fol
In eastern and northern markets,
N. J. Newhouse of the Oregon
Growers said that in Minneapolis
the jobbers were asking the gro
GERS from 38 to 40 cts. pound for
loganberries in bulk, while the re-
tailers were selling at about SO
cents a pound. This Is equal to
about 10 cents a pound for green
loganberries.
In Canada the retail price was
much higher, Mr.. Newhouse said,
as there is an import and war tax
duty of 28A per cent and as a
result, loganberries in bulk were
selling for about 10 cents pound
AS to the advertising, Mr.. New
house said that the Oregon Grow
ers were advertising the Mistland
prunes at cost of one-tenth of
cent a pound, and in some local
tiles had vastly increased the con-
sumption during the year He also
said that If the loganberry grow
ers got together it was probable
that the association would include
loganberries in its advertising,
along with prunes.
Mr.. Newhouse noted the fact
that through extensive advertising
the raisin growers of California
had exported the past year 60,-
100000 pounds of raisins, four
times as much as in any previous
year. Oregon dried fruits had
never been advertised in England,
he said.
Mr.. Newhouse also plainly stat
ed that unless the loganberry |
growers organized the Oregon
Growers would find 1t Of no ad-
vantage to continue to handle the
berry. In other words, unless To-
cranberry growers got together in
a central organization, sufficient
to control the output, they would
soon be left to the fate that now
overcomes growers who fight
among themselves and will not
stand together.
Loganberry growers will now
wait until the committee Of five
has met, drawn UP its form OF or
ganization in addition to giving 1t
q name, and then put it up in o
called meeting as to whether
there shall be small organizations
with a central head or whether
every grower shall try to survive
by going 1t alone.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-28
COMMISSIONERS COURT

The following is the official
publication of the record of
claims before the Marion
county commissioners court
for the Dec. Term 1922 with
the amount allowed, bills con-
tinued, ETC., according to the
records in the office of the
county clerk.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-17
Cine Grfinbnna finitliden saees.
lidteS.

Mad elmer Meloung aus 2onbon
bat Elm gnglGnber Elm Natent iiber
finitltber Eagesli6t angemeloet.
Die g%rfin6ung lit bon GROCER 8e-
oeutung fir Sic Eertilinouitrie, fir
oerer Mrbeiten bas Eagesli9t I'M.
entbebrli6 1T, % man bel funitlt-
bem 2i9t ttur uber elm bei9raa1f.
tes Garbenempfinoen berfigt. Das
8eien Ser @mpfin6ung beitebt bar
in, 6aB 6as eleftrii@e 2i9t bon ei-
mem nit beittmmtert Garben bemal.
ten Shirm 5urudgemorfen un6 %.
our9 oerart -berGn6ert miro, 6aB
es ale @igeni@aften 0es Cages.
It9tes erb6lt. - Gin berborragen.
Ser @bpitfer Der 8iener nniperii.
tdt teilt bier5u folgenoes NIT: .9ie
@rfin0ung mdre pbDitfalii6 mog.
li9. @s ltebt nit ben pbDitfaliiben
@eieben gepiB i'm @inflang, aAr1
8eiipfel bon elmer @olfram-Dr abt.
lannpe, ausgeitrab1tes 2tdt bon Ell.
mem nit Sarben bemalten, ent1pres
9en6 fouitruierten @egenitan6, alio
in 6ieiem Sale bon einem S9irm,
Der oas efgentli9e 8atent BARTLETT
uno auf Dem 0ie grfin6ung Be.
rubt, refleftiert uno Damn in iei-
mem Gpeftru1n b%erGnbert miro, 10
1aB alio 8um 8eiipiel cine eleftri-
iGe 2ampe ibr r0tli@es un6 etpa
elm Muerbre11ner fem grii1Ii9es
2t9t berlieren miir6e. Gas ur.
iringlt9 farbige 2i9t piiroe na@
6ieier l1mpan6lung Die Sarbe oes
GagesIi9tes, aueroings in i9pn.
6em MaBe, annebmen. Die Sell
ltgfeit 6ieies finltli6en Engeslid.
tes miir6e bon Ser Stdrfe 6es aus
geien6eten farbigen 2i6tes abbdn.
gen un6 f0nrtte Biz 51 einem getpii-
ien @ra6 reguliert mer6en, obne
aber sic pone Sntan1itGt 6es tpirf,
li6en EagesltbtesJ errei9en 5u f6n-
mem. Sb es geeignet lit, 6as Sa-
geslt9t Bel Den Mrbeiten in Ser Ser-
tilin6nitrie gu erieben, morauf 6ie
2onooner Mel6ung btn6eutet, ldBt
it6 int Sinblid auf sic nod gu me-
mig betaiuterten nn0 nibt genii.
geno prd5iiterten Mngaben iiber 6as
@eien un6 SEN @ert ser grfin6ung
ni9t borausbeitimmen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-17
Ser Marbnreer sridter.

Ser iagenbafte Miirnberger Eri@.
ter, Ser Damn empfoblen miro, pern
6as geiitige @a9stum eines Men.
i9en feline ben1erfensmerten Sort
i6ritte maht, bat ieBt einer mirf-
li6en &onfurrenten erbalten. Ser
Rom1nunauan0tag 6es &%egterungs.
be5irfs &aiiel bat bei6loien 6ur@
8ereitftenung gr0Berer Mittel oas
BiD6ologii6e Snititut Der &eiii-
i6en 2an0esuniberittdt Marburg
gu unterltiiben, 6amit oeIien Mr-
belt Der 8eb0lferung bon &urbei-
ien nuBbar gema@t mer6en tam.
Ser Director 6teies Sn1tituts, Brof.
Saenid, un0 fem Mitarbeiter Dr.
Gtefel nabmen an ben &alieler
S6nlen unteriubungen an i9mn9
befdbigten &in6ern Dor. Brof.
Saenib gebt bapon aus, bab elm
GROCER Sell Der i6mn9befdbigten
59ulfinoer an elmer tppiiben I'm.
te%rfunftion Der 59ilooruie leioet,
tpoour9 Der geiitige Sorti9ritt fart
bermin6ert miro. gs muroe nun
in @emeini6aft bon &aiieler BGoa-
gogen uno Ner5ten periu6t, 011
Snteuigen6gro6 oieier i9padbefd-
bigten Sdiiler 6nrd tGgli9e 8u-
fubr bon 56ilooriien-B rdparaten,
Die IN Sorm fleirar EabIetten ge-
geben %tpur0en, gu beben. Nadoem
oieie 8ebanolungsmetbooe Elm Sabr
lang ourhgefiibrt muroe, 5eigten
it6 beoeutenoe Snteuigen5fortibrit-
tie. go gelang es, cine 8olfretine
bon Ser @r0Be zines 6r%etidbrigen
&in6es, Die ntbt ipre6en unb Iaufen
fonnte, innerbalb zines Sabres olr1
oieie 8ebunolung oabin gu brin-
gen, oaB ,iie nunmebr lduft, gut
ipri6t, an 5teue tbrer f6par5en,
berfaulter MiI95dbne Elm tteues
frdftiges @ebiB erbalten Fat, IA
3on getpa6fen un6 i'm M-
ter bon IS Sabren in ste Md6den.
i9rle am 8an in &aiiel aufgenom.
men por6en lit. Gin peiterer
Musbnli oieier BeriuGe er6ffnet
ungeabnte Beripefttben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-17
Cine II cue g d i e.

1922. 2akeffeft uno Eaiden
iino 11eu nno ein5tgortig. 9ieieS
MeuIter 1T fir oues 5hur5enmate.
riaI g%eeignet. Man mag Die gbur5e
obne sic gum Jeitbinoen oieneroen
gnoen berltellen. @emuiterte &er.
Gale nit Mtd-Madbeiab gelangte BET
inherent Mooel CUR gerrpetonng.
Dag Multer fon1mt III a Gr6Ben:
sfIein, mittelgroB, groB ntto ertra.
groB. Sir MitteIgroBe tn6 IA
ynrbg 6es 40 3ou bretten Stoffes
erforoerIid.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-17
Sic 8ibel in $50 spraden.

Sn Der Sabresberiammlung Der
6ritii1en unb al1sldnbii1en 8ibel.
geieui6aft puroe ote Eatiode Be.
risbtet, baB gegenndrtig 8ibeIal1s.
.gnben it $50 5prnden ertitterett.
Damit bat iid oie 8abI Der Do:t
ser @efeuidaft Deranitaltetert 8ibel.
nuggnben felt 1913 I'M 100 tueitcre
5pra1en perrnebrt. Mnf Der fling.
item 8ibelitene eribetnen u nel,e
Sprader, oarli1tcr nuein s afrifo.
niihe. .ss.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-17
Ole QNloOe.
Gie Mpbe nrb Der sdir1t.

l1no nun gum glou Der CONNER.
MODE - 5nmsg onnenidirm Der NIT
t%altienbfad)en Soeen geidmiidt
balo Sic Ser5en ser 5rallen erobern
Miro. 4leine 5m0lfteilige 6ormen
5ieren itd gra5i0s llno geidmadpoa
nit Giii6en, 8unoern ODER Granien,
itets fem, niGt iiberlaoen mirteno,
obne Die 9nfttgfeit uno 3pedma-
Bigfeit 5't beetutrddtigen. Sic feline,
3ierli6e Sorm, 0ie auBeroroentli9
getpdblte S~arben5uiammenitelung
bringet1 es nit iid, Dab Der Sdirm
gegentpdrtiig i'm Mtttelpunft Der
Meobe itebt. Sic 5tp0lf ober ied,-
5ebn Geile, Sic eben Dem 9onne1t.
-idirm borgei6rieben iino, me6ieln
namli6 luitig uno farbenfrob, q. g.
in Sen. nn6 Dunfelbrau1t o6er in
&ornblumenblau ur6 @ranitgrau,
In Saft. una @iftgrin, oft aud -
uno oas lit 4arafteriitii6 oornebm
1T @eiB uno S6mar5; imner
tpe6ielt Elm Eetlden nit Sem ancern
in 5mei Miiance11 ab. Dieie Neu.
betten, bic SEN Sorti6ritt 6es gu
ten @eidmads be5eidnen, mer0en
Ben CONNER urb ane Sral1en be.
berriden, un6 man peiB bod &c.
11al1, mie germ ii6 Sic Srauen Sen
Mo6elaunen figen, namentli6,
uen1t iie Die Sd0nbeit 10 betradtli9
beben, mie 6ieiingiten 8rooufte Der
9birminoultrie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-17
new PROCESS
STEAM LAUNDRY

Cent SIT Gtwas bon Gnre 8ai@e?
8euu 10, baum ,utrb es fid Gn@ loB.
men, ui&t aufer Ndt 81 lafeu, baf
htr Guer Gigentum bebauSeln, ale
nare es bas ,1nierige. Sir bahen bic
bolitaubige @aidauitalt I'M MorS.
meiteu aub liefern critic &laiIe Mrbeit.
Bir gebranden feline gbemifalen;
tuir berberben baber G1re Gaden
uidt. @en11 Sir refine Mrbeit 1nb &c,
fte 8ebanblnng ,upllt, baum benft an
AUS. 1tniere 8reiie fiub nie6riger ais
ipnittup, tnb mir befurgen Gnre 6a.
milientudide btlliger ais Sir es ielbft
tut. f6nnt. @ir baben Ngente1 in ben
nmliegenben Stdbteu.
f.. F. MEYER
Etgentitmer
8. Nbe. Glib. ct. glo1t6, DRtnn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-17

SD Ten ida,Dr gebenft, Il Debt
mid lett rtSpplTbbel for mad'e;
atplpcr lie bat geia8t:: DOS bat nie-
mana geOabn, pie ems bon Die
&ibs. hiefabs Sic fonne lire Sdno
Tilt boz, 10 Sad)e laIie, Morge friib
perlang id, oaB ie mer iage, ndr
es gemeie is uno menn ib es hit
Sen @eg ansfinne tam, oann
friegt ieber e gaia geb0rige 2tdin."
Sd ben en- 5etf5er Der grleihte-
rl1ng bon mid geutpe, monnit i6
berbleime S6ne Sbrn lieper
8biIipp 5auerampfer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-17

40O8. &ier 1T sic neueite Mo6e-
id)opfung auf Dem @ebiete Ser Blu
ien fir nuerIei 5portbetatigungen,
iotpie fit @ei6aftsgebralt6 nno
Musfliige. 8te bier ge5eigt, lit cine
farierte. @ingbam un0 Sirnen.
&ombination our 8eit popular, bod
f0nnen au6 an0ere 5foffe, mie
Sport Mtlas,x &atin Slanea uno
Soffet mirfnngsoou CUR @ertuen.
0ung fommen.
8as Mufter fonmt In @roBen
fir "a, SO, 38, 40, ~, A un6 46
Bon 8rultpeite. Sir @r0Be 38 iin6
~ Oar5 bes 80 Son breiten @tof.
fes trforoerli6. BUR Anbring1ng
bon &rage11, Manibetten nn6 8rnit-
einiab aug abitedenoen Stoffen firo
81 GARD BEG 80 3on breiten Mate.
riaIS e%rfor0erlih.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-17
Mnsfnnft in 9entider sprade.

Dos Musfunftsburea,t gibt ii oelit'
ider sprade bereittpilligit iro To-
itenIos Musfllnft iber ole bic Butt
6esperpaItung betreffenoe Mngeleget1.
beiten, 0ffentIides @eiunobeitstpeletl,
5oIbater 1tno Matroienangelegetlbei'
ten, @eiebgebung, Mrbeiterberbdltt1it'
ie, DECENTRALIZATION, anstpanoeri1lg,
Guaranteeing, 5teuertpeier. Neiie'
paife, gr3iebungstueier uitp. M11fra'
aer iino 5u ridterr an: German Sec
fion, gureo,1 Of Goreign 2ot1glage
Ss~nforutotion Serpice. Mmericdn Neo
Gross, is. @eft 37m Street, Stem
yorf, sc. D.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-17
mein mabde.
Mo6erner eparnter Nod.

F.#.e'EH 1859 E-l-##sE-
Wfdl8ii6.)
Mei11 Mds9e bot e @eii9t6e
@rab tpte e &o1ebIatt,
l1n6 bot {: t@nut lpte Snmmet,
Bie teens mebr IN 6'r S9ta6t.
Mein Md69e bot E @er8@e,
9eb fennt ME lietper fem,
I'm tparm i6 gut tpdr, ie@t ie,
S@reibt 1e mein Same nein.
Sc bot aa@ E Baar Sdnb@er,
90 fleen TN 3art, o ieb,
In 1ie Dot mir berlDprodc,
S9 tried ie aue 5pec.
9arn. bot ie e Baar SSSiib@er -,
8ie 6an5t ie 30 b'r,ntt,
Sc femme bunnert bnn5e,
90 bnn5e ie bod nit.
Nleiu @Go6e oeb got aues.
8ns berrli9 uff b'r 8elt
sc feblt m nor 6eb Gene:
gs bot teen @elfer @elo.
Sod 8 is bieuei6t IL better.
M'r tpeeb 10 nit bei9timttt,
S6 10 e ret9es Mdb9e
n arne 9einel 1timmt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-17
eein etanbpunft.

-#lH@Ns@r 49, E@E
Gin Malern1eilter malt brauf log:
8l1rit, SGinien, &die, gier fem,
ReDir 8feffer, Genf nnb 8utterbol
9rDt, 5al5 u1lo gar ne SlaiGe 8etn.
Gin ,uers1nann i9alt Inn in Nub'
ne iIcine @eile I9rnnn5elno 5u.
g9as &aIer Iduft i'm Ru1tbe i1on
8uiammeu bieiem 2anoes1obn,
80 Ieder fat Ser Btn1elbeIb
@as gauge Sriibitiid bargeiteut.
rGelt", ipibt er lnunig brum aurid,
r9as lit Elm prddtiges Safelltid?"
v9at41om NAL iienl" berIebt Der Dauer,
&neift's Inge 5u, ipie auf Der Bauer.
uGtn sin3ig Sing feblt BLOB nod branl"
ugsl1n, nnb?2"
r9ott n1an't MID frdten tattnl"
ste fennt To II, - nMein
Trduletn, bdtten sic niebt SUIT, nit
mir IN meinem 2ebensibifflein 6ie
Sabrt ali tpogen?"
n.Nld, reinl sic finb mir sl
lpinoig llno % furd]te id ei11ea
Nctnfdu lM1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-17
Ofrner sd)reibehrief hes
Nbilipp sanfra1upfer.
Mein lieber SEER @eoaftiondr:-

nSeb Bbtlipp
bat nit lang 5nrnd
Die 2i55ie, mas
meine Mlte is ge-
iagt; .Ou tpetBt,
DaB i6 berooat tpe.
mig bon sid frage;
aues, mas i'd nit
bubn fam, baS lob
i6 bon en- Manl1
Dubn I'm Damn lpeiB
i'm NnR pS npmnmt
New-York tribune., 1922-11-23
The Adnlastoln
Figures in
Another Deal
gig Upper Broadway Cor
ner Apartment. Held at
Sl.S00,O 600. Is Resold by
Operator TO Corporation

ovyne q Bowman sold for Winter
!. wIlker, Inc. Benjamin Winter presi-
-. 70 the ]. 81. NJ. Realty Corporation,
IN wlehaeis president. the Adnasson,
!. Ne northwest corner Of Broadway
wlghty-n:nth Street, twelve
S,,v sreprocf apartment house, on pics
,ssT ,a,v,so. containing seven stores on the
.,nsd aoor and sixsy-eight apart
..s. al ave, six. seven and eight
..o,s, r The building is fully rented for
.,o.s g $4,000 year. II was held
]. !, sno,eeo, and the transaction was
g N nash. Stoddard & Nark were
-, -. sstsrnsys For the purchaser and
aovr;s Ny 8. Gossett represented the
seller go -. ..,.
...is wish similar building at the
s.ssSsEs.ss corner of West End Avenue
80 Niaetieth Street about nine years
80 81 the Jehason-Kahn Company on
;sra purchased from Robert e. Bowling
,rbo bad previously acquired the entire
hloek from the Thomas W. Evans es-
tsts. Shortly after the completion OF
Ee buildings they were purchased by
lse Norwood Realty Holding Com.
sany, Herbert Du Puy president, who
rs.sined the ownership OF the prop
rs until about six months ago, when
4 vas sold to Benjamin Winter. Mr.
Winter recently disposed Of the south.
sss. corner OF West End Avenue and
siastieth Street 30 j. C. & NJ. g. Mayer
be operators, who in turn resold it tc
ragaY Ellinger, the owner Of the ad-
daing apartment at the northeast
amer Of West End Avenue and Eighty
,s4h SGrsst.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-23
Operators Buy Lexington
Ave. Building Prospect
Corner Available for Trnrmed;.
afe Developments Taken by
kiesenfeid Is O'DonuaII

Norman 5; Riesenfeld ard Joseph r,
=. oDonnefl, onerators, have pur
chased 1928 to 1883 Lexington Avenue
ana l2o East Eighty-ninth Street. The
southwest corner of these streets, from
sne estate OF Heilner & Wolf and Fred
"a. Marks It consists Of six dweilingg
on Lexington Avenue and a fiye-story
apartment on Eighty-nin4h Street. The
property will be offered Cor resale for
Improvement. Possession OF the entire
pIos, winch 10 l0ox9S, may be had i'm
ssneaaaateiy. p fnis is the second purchase
Ia this neighborhood made bv piesen-
feld & O'Donneu within the last few
weeks They bought recerTly 12o to
l2o East Eighty-sixth Street, near parl,
Avenue, o'Reilly G. Dahn were the
orokers IN yeeterday,s deal
New-York tribune., 1922-11-23
Old Emo House. ON
Fifth Ave-, 10 Give
Way 10 Apartment
$1,000 Paid for Corner
by Builders, Who Win
Erect Fourteen Floors of
Suites on the Site

The old Enc house, at the southwest
corner OF Fifth Avenue and Tenth
Street, has been sold by Laeius Fl
Beers, executor for the Emo estate,
and Frederick A. Goetze, treasurer o.
Columbia University, to II. A. Hyman
The purchase price was 100000,
Under the name of the 80 Fifth Ave
nue. Corporation, Mr.. Hyman will de.
mclish the four-story brick building o.
the site and erect, according 20 plan
e Schwartz G, Gross. architects, 3 four
teen-story apartment, divided into
units Of two, three. four and FIVE room
suites. with one and two baths.
The cost of the operation, including
value OF land, will represent practical
ly S2,5o0,eo
Associated with Mr.. Hyman In the
building operation will be NJ .Wielandt
sr, III. Wielandt jr. and Joseph Kresse.
Lord, Day & Lord tMr. Lehman) rep
resented the sellers and G. C. Peters,
of Krakower g. Peters, the purchasers
Shprp & Go. acted as brokers.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-23
REAn. EsrArE FOR SALE os RENT
Connecticut

TIVE YOUNG COUpLB9
who are used to nice surroundings will ap-
pleciate the attractivenesa and convenience
OF this group OF Hye faspina i9g little
homes just completed in the attractive
Cos Cob section OF Greenwich.
Large enough TO be itvable: small enough
TO be easily kept spic and span. their cost
being $4,000 each, with nom nal cash
payment and tho remainder like ,eat
Built By Patterson King. their constrrc~
tion and desigr are both of the highest
type, Zach exterior Is individuol--Eng"
iish, French, Colonial, Spanish and italian.
There are ave rooms: living room, dining
room. kitchen with gae range, two bed
rooms and bath; plenty Of clcEste and
stalts rooYny attic
Descriptive brochures tl,usfrsting each
house sent upon request. Committing time
to Grand Central, 81 minutes and walk
OF minutes 10 tho station.
CHARLES A.. CLEANER
Room 34i7, 4S3 Lexington Ar., Nov York.
Telephone Vanderbilt 7646.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-23
APARTMENTS no LEr--FCRN1sup
Manhattan

os EAST G4TH ST.
Two very large rooms, with bath. eigh:
closets.
oiST ST. tBroadway)--S and roerrs
we'll furnished apartments; elevator. 24ei
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-23
Real Estate New !


sold TO the Hymheck Realty g,srnora.
tion the Golden Rod, six-story eia.
yafor apartment at SOS West 17sth
street, 75xo6x irregular.
j. Lemie sold to Edward Beresheiyn
the faur-atory tenement, with storas
a. si2 ard 214 East Seventy-fourth
street, 2exioo; for Lillian Ryer the
is,ye-story tenement at s2I East Ninety
shlFa ~ street, 2S1io0; for Mary Connol
the fve-story tenement al 225 Eaxf
Ntnety.Hft Street, 25xlo0, aud for
Miehael 0fDonnell the five-story tene-
maat at 2Sl East Ninety ffth Street.
soid Frnians & Morris Steinberg re.
SOTO gag and 2TI Third Avenue 60 the
minan Company. 1t was tecentlv pur-
chased from the Grand Investing Com.
pany,
,9atas bacnrach sold to Israel Fink
eistein the three-story building 81 )
Piks Street. as
New-York tribune., 1922-11-23
Another West Side
Apartment House Project
Purchase by Frederick Brown
of So Feet VIII BE Turned
Over I'm RVilders

The three three-story-and-ba basement
dwellings at "a to 3e West Eighty
fourth Street, between Central Park
West and Columbus Avenue and ad-
joining, on the west, St. Matthew's Epis-
copai Church and rectory, have been
purchased by Frederick Brown, who
will resell the plot for improvement
with nine-story apartment house.
The combined plot is 59.6a102.2 feet In
dimensions. The sellera Of the three
properties were as follows; No. "a.
Essie May Colley: So, DR.. Annunziata
Briganti; 9S, Mandelbaum & Levine.
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SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
Domestic

COuPLE-Swedfeh man. take care gentle
mems place; wIfa cock; & years' refer
! ences Mrs. Coeper's Agency, es7 9Th ave.
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Buyers for Old and New
Flats i'm Many Sections
House Recently Completed in
l55th ST., Held at $3.50, 900,
Sold by Builder

samuel Lippman, builder, sold the
tsa six-story elevator apartment at
IA 10 SIT West 165th Street, 140x99.Ii,
ssld at e45o,oo0, end Co the newly
,,rmed' Rhodesia Realty Corporation,
Ttb r, Raab, r. Demeviteh and r. a.
ssspiro IS directors.
4. II. Levy, with Joseph Keen Of
saarles Berlin & Co, sold for the ar
I-ock Realty Corporation (S1muel
glass and Benjamin Weiss) the newly
anpleted hve-story apartment at 10
md 81 St. Nicholas Place, 60x10s. The
.ey owners arc clients of /. Witkind.
The six-story elevator apartment
tsown as the Versailles, at the north
al. corner OF Seventh Avenue and
i,etS Street, 100 11x100, has been sold
g Hyman Friedman to the 351 West
liAh Street Realty Company. 1t car
nss q mortgage for $174.500.
Beskie King sold to Harry Geier the
tge-sory apartment at $40 West iSoth
S7set, 60x100.
laais Block & Co. sold FOR q client
ei Abraham Leichter $50 West 160th
Street a five-story walk-np, 50x10o.
fSssayer is client Of newly elected
|. Senator Michael Reyburn. Block & Co.
loo sold for Mr.. Clark so Maco.nb's
Plaea, q six-story modern apartment,
iiai50.
Tie Fischer Realty Company sold for
B. Evcns 1884 to 29o0 Eighth Ave-
ias two six-story apartments 4oxio0,
hH Goldfarb.
Edward A. Arnold sold for Fl. Cru
berger to an investor the flve-story
s9artment at 412 West 12Ath Street,
SxiO0.
Porter G. Co. sold for Mark Aaron to
Louis Haimovitz the fve-story fat at
g2S West 115th Street, 1S.9xi00.
Thomas Manning sold $50 East
Eighty-fourth Street, tive-story tene-
ment, 25X100, to client Of Frederick
J. Feurbach.
Edward n Crosby & Co, sold for the
General Theological Seminary Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church sos East
llSth Street, a dve-story tenement,
"a 2x1oo.11, to William D. Fitzpatrick.
The Eleventh Avenue Realty Cor
poration, with ", Lehman, ]. German
and Z. Torsion as directors, bought
Srom Jean F. Fleury $50 Eleventh Ave
rue a Iour-story tenement, 2ox6o; also
irom Frank j. Mensinp the similar
mouse at 6SS Eleventh Avenue, south
vest corner Of Forty-fourth Street, and
Iron, from the Loewer Realty Company the
northeast corner OF Eleventh Avenue
anc Forty-nintb Street, four-story
tenement, 25x60.
= saerman Kirschner sold for Mnude
:. onelenberg 3S9 Manhattan Avenue.
~, ne same brokers' recently sold 3s7 and
esi Manhattan Avenue. A sale of the
ssournwest corner OF lI7th Street and
=, .me,anhattan Avenue Is now pending.
Inns Inns viii make the fourth sale on this
month. .
The H. H. & l. Realty Corporation
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SUMMONS

ffEs.
jF.sssaE COURT OF THE STATE OF
teGec,-f orh ,Coun'v OF New York -
Nnss9 u WILLIAMS, Plaintiff. against
fsssa.h hooRE WILLIAMS, Defendant.
20 rsyas Action for Absolute Divorce
Yf,iIfs = ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT:
ssss 81 AHE HEREBY SUMMONED To an :
tsrys complaint IN this action. and TO
eesaSlss sopy Of your answer, or, If the
Is serg.a ~ not served with the summons.
Rslnttss, notice Of appearance. on the
tiisF sS attorneys within twenty dayg
&c a. - ssrssea OF this summons, excIi-
HiuF.s ssae sae gay Of serviee Ii case of your
y taksnV ~ sppear Or answer, }ud gmegt Will
III selnst you By default for tbs re-
Data Satlea ln the complaint.
1s 1oSk, November first. 1919.
Attcypa. ida W hJ&S e fsIT6skER,
ASss..s tor PlaintifT, Office and +. o
:. earb ~ xalS Seventh Avenue, Bor@
~ LIZA ,1Ahan Aan tan, city OF New Yoril
5 ghs slSgoRE VILLA MS;
ga BY pph9s,eang summons Is served upon
ssten. R,sbe,.i iea' &. ION pursuant to &n crdsr OF
sssprenaS S. .aeh. harat. a Justice OF tho
ssessd Ire TsuEi Ts.E of tho State of New York,
sea WITH tstn day OF November, 1929. and
: sgk of tiHe iHe Complaint in the of8ice of ft1e
ssshatg es eas Eonuty OF New York ~ the
tsts y s9e.house, IA the Borough 81
assk 80 sAF. couHty aud state 81 New
{oss. sg Noyerleer 20, 1898.
AiIoFaeyn tA ~ RiMs a RUCKER,
ADDRESS ~ 4. q essaintt6, Cfssce and r.. @
seEh of 49, seventh A1enue, Eor-.
ssahattan. City Of New York
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Mattresses

WAITR ESS---Yeung, neat, excellent Miss
Halls Bureau, II vs., +Ath Vanderbilt
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WE PAY highest possible price for surnituys.
planes. brtc-a- -hrac, booiss works of arts
entire APARTMENTS and houses bought. LEON.
SO University Place. Phone Stuyverant 1871.