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New-York tribune., 1922-01-27
Construction Corporation Gets
Space in Central Section

Cushman & Wakefield, Inc, leased
Offices in the Canadian Pacific Build
ing, Forty third to Forty-fcurtn Street,
TO Alley Eells Construction Corpora
ton, K niger G. Probste;r, Travellers
Life Insurance Company, Carl s. Flan-
ders, and additional space in the same
building 70 the International Cement
Corporation.
The Cross & Brown Company leased
Offices TO William II. Taylor in the
Bush Terminal Building. 1870 West Forty
second Street, and the two two-story
buildings at 332 and 33a West Seven
tieth Street TO Frank Malloy.
A. A. Hageman Leased the northc,ly
store at SIG Sixth Avenue to David II.
Gottlicb; space ct 4B West Thirty
ninth Street to Joseph Suseman, and
at 81 West Thirty ninth Street to Lor-
raine Novelty Works.
Adams l. Go. leased with Z. ii. Good
man $4,000 square feet at 10 to 16
West Twentieth Street to Rosenblum &
Co.. AZ nn aggregate rental OF 275, 900;
a loft at, 125 and 127 Fifth Avenue to
Stern s. Sayer, ard lofts at III and
11a Mercer Street TO ". g. ". Leather
Goods Company, the Toy Shop and
Crieger & Meyer Manufacturing Com
pany.
Albert b. Ashforth, Inc, leased space
In the Bradbury Building, ard West
Street, to Ansbacher G. Van
Baslen; in the Munson Building. &c
Wali Street, to the Mexican lncerna-
tional Corporation. and at $50 Fifth
Avenue to George ". Doderlein, Inc,
and Joseph J. Newman and Abraham
J. Quint.
The Ha0gatroln- Calien Company
leased the store and basement at 200
West Sixty-dfth Street to S. S. Sher,
automobile Qlazinc.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-27
Gerry Leases
Buildings at
5th Av. Corner
Bristol and Five Adjoining
Structures at 42d Street
Rented 10 Salmon for
Long Term Of Years

!, Tho eiSht-story Bristol Building. at
the northwest corner of Fifth Avenue
ana Forty -second Street. one Of the
CIDER business structures in this sec.
t1on OF Fifth Avenue. srd fivc adjoin-
ing buildings probably will be modern
'zed US a result Of lease Of the prop
critics Yesterday by ex-Comnodore FL
drldse T. Gerry to the Midroint Realty
company, of which Walter J. Salmon is
the president
The first term Of the lease is for
twenty years, and viii G the aggregate
rental TO Be paid is not made public,
It Is said to be extremely hisl-weli
INTO The sevcn-nXure mark.
Inc Bristol Building occupies &
frontage o; 40 feet On Fifth Avenue
ana l2h feet on Forty second Street
included in the leare are the four Eve
story buildings adjoining at 8, s. and
West Forty second Street. with n
frontage OF 20j1 feet each. and Tho
hvc- story building sdjoining ~ 5os
fNth Avenue, with frontage Of 2b.ll
feet.
Mr. Salmon said last night that she
buildings will not be .orn down. but
VIII probably DC moderri1ed to some
extent
New-York tribune., 1922-01-27
I r. r. Crack Statesmen
Here for Convention
faropean Sa'ee Meeting in Ber.
lin Next Month; Company
Made Record Last Year

uore thar 200 statesmen together
.ah executives of the National Cash
:.risscr Company, Dayton. Ohio. ar.
ired here yesterday for a three day
snver.icn at the Hotel Commodore,
saeh OF the sslesmen in the party sold
"a per cent or more OF his quota in
:slIsr. for 1921, thereby gaining ed-
.I::snce 10 the ccmpanv's Hundred
as;a. Cub. Some of them sold as
.ssh as 500 per cent OF their quota.
fae convention began on Monday
us closed With & prosperity" parade
: Wednesday to the station to en-
~ for New York The city de-
ard half holiday in homer Of the
e,nt. John II. Patterson. founder of
:x business, marched at the head Of
se parade despite his seventy-seven
esrs. The company Claims record
4 having worked steadily through
IS, The yeur of 1921 despite tho de-
session.
W hen We saw the downward 'reno
Il business aud the spreading pes
5r'i~n" said Frederick B: fat.efs on.
,re sicent o. THE company. we dscioed
o meet ii with hercuiean meeNoos.
Ie ,hen reviewed the companys new
49, a. holding sales conventions in
arious cities. the eiimanat'on OF eI
rayaeancs and other efficiency meth
is nursued last year.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-27
Buyers Arrived
FaiYchtid Service
AIAAMOsA, COL.

AIAAMOsA, UoI.
Ms r. Schwartz Mrs f. Schwartz
,ssdy 20 wear nj, i,nery; Imperial.
Te'f' 100 ALroo>N. "a. PA''S' & nam
Kline sroS' J. \ Baird. notions. toilet
''''' ''N''A Arcnlso>. KAN. care N"'''
NaaSelseorf =. q. Co: MISS X. Ko-leoh
-rsdy 10 wear Cow rn0dors.
BALTIMORE
l-sr!car wholesale Corn: y Iay.tocav
dresses. coats. suits. rcrs. rur coats. 354
Bsrnhe.mc- p-o~ n Cohen. mems fur
-'ssinSs. -" broadway. care S. Soiomo-l
sumpeins .. Marriott. Ed I. Lup.pAins
.a.rc-y. Aica7ar
PoA7. ALA.
sa'Eind' salk'ad. dry goods. no.
i''s' Imperial nos1o~
GnoHris. co 1apstairsp s;r Itsby.
seuse furnishings. Mr McKeon tshis
s.sr. china. pottery. &C Miss Minahar.
P McAsa,e, Ours, coa,s, scarfs: IS
sAan.re Bros A. Shapiro. v-rojca and
.o.,or piece goods. aannsla. oonost'cs: ::
chsnd;e- Go . sri-a sfaAo1y. sklr,a. pet
,.coate. go Madison a
Hanover Furn''urs Co: Harry Cohen.
s-ni;arc. aooT coverings. Grand.
Farley & 1iarvev Co. / 7 Ferguson,
iks sa ne. vs.vets; 25s Broadway
J. Rubin Co. J. I.eyenson, dresses; 4s
Y. 9Th $
ycliyse Nfs Co. !. Price, dresses. coats.
u,s. Hotel iresnn.
snssrman { nsrbe.; T siivs-,nan.
1ais. SUITS. Ir.nsriai
BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
D. y kea Co. J. II. Langshaw. teH-
7 VI Read Co... :. ". wheeler. shoes:
"a 9Th as. l~r- ~ {; r-nlon.
IN saon, ( ~ g. ftML1 y . 1awr,. ,.s,...
ssdy 10 wear; ID VI. ss,h st. " I'VE 80 -'''
adarce. "tldrrum & Anderson: E. q.
i.aegcS rce1y = wesa-i a4o Madison sv.
CHARLESTON. W. VA.
ia.ey Barnes Co: Earl Shaver. in.a's
srnishirSs. IN Worth Ut.
vr =. l.uu'l: L. Il. =. Lund. mfrs. rib
"a tabrios 10 l1 2sth st
CEDAR FALLS. IOWA
Hush.s - a. Co.; L. II. Hughes t:1dso
EuICAG
l. Bezari & Sons Inc: Jack Teller.
s,dy 70 yea. 10 Il. -sth 8.
.'ai1lg a1Tig j. "s'"S'0'A' w0''s"' ana silks:
supsrio- Sc fs-~ CO. WIZ. Ai. woolens;
IL ~ ~. lcth floor
sqh Nathan * Fischer e. J. stransxy
r. Stransh:' il. piece goods, East
.Ns room Goa
he Fair. G. W. Pepper, spring coats,
uis 225 IN av.
North store Fashion shop: L. Ne,ser.
rady = sTNar; f45 w SD ct
CHAMPAGNE, ILL.
Hurdooi, Bros. +. l.. MurIock, coats.
s1.s, waists. skirts; Imperial,
CLEVELAND
Way CO.. r. u. Staufter. toys; 81 W
J Lsiae CO; J. Ls.DeI. woo'en piece
ssots; Mafiinique
COLUMBUS. OHIO
sones. NitJer & Co.: r. NJ. Adair. trcao-
New-York tribune., 1922-01-27
TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
LOST. FOUND AND REWARD

DOG lost. large nnaie German police 6o-
about 3 years old, wearing round festhe-
Collar. answers TO The narnc 81 KorGy
LIBERAL REWARD. Can Lenox 1890 o.
return TO 1919 Park Ave
LCST-Jan. 2sth diamond hoop esr-ite
800 reward offered, no oueationa asked
923 Fifth ay
New-York tribune., 1922-01-27
NAVY Orders
From The Trio.se's Washington surso q

From The Trio-ae's Washington. sursos
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2e.-Navy order.
issued 20 day follow:
Bunehsn,. Com. e. IT, TO x-asi,inato,
Greene. Com. J. r. to I. g. s. Satrarnsnto
Berry, 1t Com. II. b. to T. 8. g. $50
Hagen. 1t Com O. g.. 20 Pacific go.
Ba sley, LII \. Ii. to Philadelphia.
Carey. IL. .. =. G.. to Indian Head
D. ow IL. r T.. 10 Indian Head.
Larson, Lt- ". j., 70 4th Dia
ponsr,.o,, . ~ !, =. {: 20 + Pniladeph's Ia
Wood. IL. H. to Indian Head.
Bartlett, 1t. q. g.) A. E, 10 u g. 6. ga
Clarh. Ems IL L.. 70 u. s. >. LIS.
Cast. Ems. G. A. rcsigned
Loue hunan, Ems Z. j.. 20 Washington
Quynn. Ems 4: a: u Atlsn
Rogers. Ems. W. n. 20 Y. g.; sen.rnes
crarin. 1t. t. II. f.. 70 o New ;e," YORK. Si
Eruumes, 1t. II. r.. to Z. 3. S. Nero
polals, 1t. /, to New YORK.
COOK. II. q. g. G. A.. 70 San Diego
Coddinc. Ems E. D., - Pacific aeet
Iagrahan. Bosn. K. c.. to Pacific nect
Hoehnai,. Gun J; r., to Brooklyn.
rooie, AZ; Clk NJ A. to U. 8 s. Pueblo.
Matsch Mach. J. E. TO L. 9. s. Utah
lewis. Ems e. to u. 8. S. wnlismDon.
Dryne Gun q. j.. TO L. :.
Green. 1t. Com. l. D., to l. S. s. Huron
La Sale. IL. ". J.. 20 Pekiu.
REID. Il. q. So Il. D.. TO Z. s. s. Beaver.
Cha pman. 1t q. e.> J. G.. to L. 8. s..
wolcf.. y, q. - 7. r. TO cavite.
Caldwell, - S. T.. t. Marc .a,sne
Lln.=y xl.. Z. 6. <. Z. S. S. Rainbow.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-27
Fur Men Join for Defense
Plan Varied Answers Agains,
81, 200, 600 Tax Fraud Chara.

Louis portman, of 1863 Broadway
was retained as counsel yesterday By
about thirty fur manufacturers hero
who expect to be involved in tbo c;,.:,
and an, probably criminal proceedings in
,he FEDERAL courts, which are expected
to follow the recent revelation ~ sn sn
alleged S2.0oo.0o0 fur tax consniracv
'hese clients met at the lawyers Of.
nee Yesterday afternoon to discuss
pans for concerted action in fighting
INC government's contentious.
" az the close Of the conference Mr.
norfman would only say that the pub.
&c would be surprised II II knew the
variety of defenses that would be
offered. lie would make no statement
as to the number OF fur nanufac-
turers who expect to be drawn into
'os proeee d'nSs, but said That he prob
aniy would represent 90 PEI ccr. Of
them in court.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-27
X cal Estate News
Bull Estate Sells Houses
Owned for Forty Years

James H. Cruikshank purchased from
Im"rles on {: Bull and J. Edgar Bull 1l2,
iSo and 1872 East i2irt Street three
ttnree-story dwellings,, 1s.Sxloo. They
nave been in TIC Bull family for over
1orly years. Schindlcr & Licbler and
a. "a. heliy Company were the brokers.
" % %Uan'el II. Jackson sold to Walter r.
ne'ley 115 West Seventy sixth Street,
loor-story dwelling, oOxI0o, bought a
le" months ago from the Hammond
eSs@'e; Cusack & Co. were the brokers'
w. Lippman sod to Rose l.. Silver
Ninety-second Street. 2Ox5S
p samuel and Morris May sold to
or'oget Turner threc-story dwelling
AT "oo East l24th Street, 1Sxl0011.
hlchard Buckley sold to Charles T..
neil "A three story dwelling at eos West
lSeth Street, l7xs9ll.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-27

start. prices developed strength late in
the day and at the close were un-
changed from the preceding days close.
Brokers were unable to trace the cause
for the steady drop in prices. which
extended over week. Severa' attrih-
uled the weakness in part to the Lon
don market, wh4re many holders Of rub
Der were forced 20 sell in order to
meet bank claims. The attitude Of
holders in the local market apparently
is to hold their rubber until prices
bolster considerably. A leading broker
ye terday believed that reaction has
set in which will carry prices back to
former levels. The near approach OF
the tire manufacturing season strength
ems his belief he said.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-27
Wood Asks $lO,OOO.OOO Bond
Issue 10 Help Philipninc.

r. can mANiLA. p; l.. Jan. 2s.-Governor
Tenera. 1an;s, wood. in message to tho
ton for sl0o00. 900 bona i.sms "vl'aI, u,h;.s
ne sa'd would complete the finane;.i
1ehao'htation Of the Philippine rovryn'
meMt' If bills previously introdScsd Id
p.ov'd'ng for the issue Of sc7Soo Of,0
OF bonds are passed. F~''''''VVo
mig, ne explained tha. rehabilitation ~
rnfiippine finances requirca isnusncss
soout Ss7 900 900 Of bonds rusrsrs
'ced by the United States covernment M
Leaders in the Leg stature predicted i
;ne bills would be passed before ad.
lournmcrt. two weeks hence "u
New-York tribune., 1922-01-27
Hardwood Demand lncreas;v,o

Reports from Southern hardwood
producing ceaters indicate an increased
nemAnd for furniture and automobil.
rate reductions are expected 10 st;mn-
ate demand still further, according TO
this weeks review OF the lumber mar
ket. by "LurlbeS."
An indirect effect OF the rate de-
clsion. says the review, will be In
crsasing acsitancy in placing large re-
cu'rernenta in species Of lumber that
n'ay DC affected by further rate cute.
ihs softwood markets are quiet.
se 10" pine buying has beer spotted.
out asaociation reports for the ~eek
-" an excess Of orders over produc-
No'' while production Is steadily climb
ing; optimlstic opinion prevaiio at the
Narlous lumber conventions"
New-York tribune., 1922-01-27
Flat and Store Buildings
For Sites Bought in Bronx

The Shircnson Realty Corporation
purchased from Samuel Friedenherr
the vacant plot, l12x9O, on the east side
OF Walton Avenue, 1873 feet north Of
lo4th Street, which il will improve with
five-story apartment containing
twenty-five apartments. The cost of
construc zion will be about Si26, 900.
The Bronx Community Corporation.
John I. Tully, president, purchased the
plot, l90x100, on the south side OF 137th
Street. 220 feet east OF Brook Avenue.
and will immediately erect stores, a
garage and market. The j. Romaine
Brown Company was the broker.
Ba-tley NfcGowan sold one-fam;ly
dwelling at 1927 Trafalgar Place, 25xe5,
70 John Lcmli
New-York tribune., 1922-01-27
Iruguavan Ships Are SOUGHT

MONTEVlDEO. Uruguay, Jan. 26 (Bv
Inc Associated as).--German shin
pms companies, which owned EIGHT
German vessels rcouisitioned BY Uru-
quay during the war. have presented
a clam for their restoration, assert
ing that the vessels were not included d
IN the list which served to determine
tne tonnage Of indemnity due from
germany 70 the Allies and associated
New-York tribune., 1922-01-27
Goldman Heads Dress Ass,,,

J. J. Goldman has been reelected
president Of the Associated Dress In
dustr'es Of America. David N Moses
sohn' executive director, and most OF
tne other officers have been returned 70
,nelr posts for another year. c. II. D.
Koob'ns ia first vice presidents; NJ
X. 1Kentner, second vice president: Jesse
woh, third yice-pres!dent; Mamie
solomon, fcurth vice president and
Joseph Barnett. comptroller
the manufacturing eenters outside of
New York are n. Kinke!stein. St. Louis:
r. NJ. NeHter. Cleveland; c. B. Jacobs
Baltimore; June Rand, Los Angeles.
Arthur Spero, Boston: Louis Stecher.
iadclphia, and Arthur Weiss. chi,
caco.
The association will hold its annual
convention In this city ne2t month.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-27
Samuel Brener Enlarges
Holdings i'm 63d Street

Samuel Brener, VINO on Wednesday
bought the five four-story buildings at
l27 TO 1855 East Sixty-third Street from
Vanderbilt Webb, has enlarged his
holdings at that point BY buying from
Partick Dcyine, of Dwally, Ireland, the
adjoining our-story building, 16.SxtO0
at 1876 East Sixt2-thrd Street. This
gives Mr.. Byener control Of q site
with frontage of SOS feet between
Park and Lexington aYenues. William
J. Roome & Co. were the brokers in
both transactions.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-27
nEAL ESTATE FOR sALE

Fer SAfE-Storo. all stocked. and dwell
INK house In popular Maine summer re-
sort good repair: good locality modern
coHvsniences. Address p. O. Box 1874, Oz-
ford Me.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-27
PROPOSALS
INITIATION TO CONTRACTORS
Ag-rcment "EQ'


Exits ard stopping Leaks In ,1anhat-
an and Biach~eIls Island shafts.
"ou'e No. VI. borough Of Manhsttnn.
LED hds or rroposals for altering and
.Ns'tnc,ing crse goHcs' exits and gtoo-
- isSts in Msnna'tan and BlacKwellc
,ss asho Ssafis eats Route No. 81 In the Bor
ash oi Manhattan sill be received by the
.oss ,'iHM 50 N OF the state OF Kew
,;oaH o.H 'aerf aft.r called the "Corirn!s-
-yrr az M. ~ Lafayette Street. Eor-
o. Man. attain. New York City, until
.1'-ty y'p 1,lsy gay IT FsbCuary. 1922. at eleven
suJ :, so o'clock A NJ. at which time
- & p.dSr or 81 later date to be nxoti
. ne 'amm'ssion. the proposals. Will hc
'soAyli opened.
ne contrac,or must complete all tAe
FORK within SIX go mon:hs from tha e..
very g the contract
4 .r.ler ccsc-ipticn OF the wori: and
.,aer su:Tefnents. provisions and spec
-eAilonS are given IN the forms OF aere,-
-; bond ana contractors propoua. and
u the contract dra~ings which are t.
" deemed part II this Invitation. anc
'seu said Office OF the Comm ission
NO proposal vii. De received uniess ac-
9Mpaniea BY separate certified check
me Order OF the Com rtroller Of the CITY
a.l draw. upon ationa or state bari.
= .rust conpany sat .stactory to the Com
MNss'9n N.n and having ~ principal Office In
"" YORK C!ty. Such check must not be
9.oposa
Deposits made by bidders. except the
ued w:sn mi: TO ten '0s fs} eaasFs dsss astsr De
Sept Of bids. The deposits of the low
rr.s.ld anu nex' TO lowest bidders VIII De
s,sisaed ssssa.ed within thres ts) days after the
very Of the contract
T.eh 70 reJec, ary and all Bids
NV YORK. January y. 1872:
1s GEORGE McANENY. Chairman.
HAhS &. WALKER, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-27
Can"da's '2I Fur Trade pow,,

OTTAWA, Ont. Jan. 2s.--Canada's =
iuT industry fs'l of 52 per cent dur
ing tne year lS2o-'2l. according to re-
ports made public by the Bureau az
Statistics to-day.
iurs valued at slo,122,b71 were taken
during the last year. while the prey;-
ons annua! yieid was 21,3s7,O05. The
pelts Of fu~ bearing animals numbered
only 2,s2s,5oo, decrease Of 1s Der
cent.
Silvcr fog vas The most valuable
pet: averaging slo1. Blue fox was next
New-York tribune., 1922-01-27
Exports of Germany Exceed
imports Fret Time Since W.,

BERLIN, Jan. 26. Trade returns yor
''2' chow FOR the first time s;nco ~
var an excess OF exports over imnorts
lhls apparently WAS due to restriction.
on the Importation Of food
me total imports aggregated 49,.
7oo.ooo,o00 marks and exports 1z.eoo-
coo 900 marks. ~''oo'-
New-York tribune., 1922-01-27
Holding Company Takes Over
The Manhasect. in Bronx

The Grand folding Company pur-
chased the Manflasset, q six-story ele-
vator apartment at the southeast
corner OF Prospect and Longwood ave-
nues, i47x87. Simon IIirschberg is
president OF the buying company, which
is capitalized at 0,c00. Others in the
company arc /. A. Goldberg and G. T..
Singer
New-York tribune., 1922-01-27
More Bronx improvements

Samuel Brener sold to Jack Leo, vice
president OF the Fox Film Corporation,
plot 15xloo, or 191st Street, be-
tween C-eston and Morris avenues, op-
positc 81. James Park Mr.. Loo will
erect residence OF, the site. Douglas
& Gette!l were the brokers
Mr. Brener also sold the site at the
southeast corner Of Grand Avenue and
lslst Street. 5oxlO0. The buyer is q
client Of Milton Guttermsn, who viii
erect one story building.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-27
Westche~trr

Mt. xtsco ROME. $3.50 THREAT
ened foreclosure forces salc s-room cot
.age, bath, hot water heat. electricity
arge plot. $500 may remain mortgage.
Details from JOSEPH II. MERRIAM. so7
Fitfh av" Phone 6o22 Murray Enl
1-RCOM improved stone nouse baths.
acreage, 81 miles distance price gSt oo0
GEORGE r. AHCEER
REAL. ESTATE
10 EAST t'D So. VANDERBILT 5o54
New-York tribune., 1922-01-27
Harlem Movie Transferred

The Horace Building Corpo ration. of
-'hich S. E. Steinmetz is director,
has conveyed the motion picture the
ater property at 176 to 16O East 116th
Street, extending through to III East
Corporation.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-27
Marine Corps Orders

lFro". The T,iou"ss Westminster 8Arsaa
WASHINGTON. Var. .s.---Marira orders
issued to-day follow
Maxwell, Capt. r. ". TO santo Domingo.
hiagsnorth. I'd 1t. H.. 20 Pearl Harbor.
kloe. ?d 1t. S.. to Pearl Harbor
Samper, 90 Lit. ". j. to Pearl Harbo-.
Pickle. "a 1t: D. ". 70 Paris Island.
Aseckcr, o. NJ. elk w. e.. ito Uayt!
Merrill. Capt. w. to Norfolk
Norris. Capt: J. r. s.. % Quant!co.
Potter. II. r. N. TO Paris Island
Leyette, Ia c. w. TO Hampton Road.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-27
Fire Record

ls:ao--s77s i H:sa.n a.; L. Jacobs LOSS
la:4o--lss East 18TH e.; Morris '''
,:se-s. "'S'ssF @sfss+ st.; Roy zsffaa1s Hsln'"s
c:co--a0ao . aoaz Third nv: Jos- '''F
..no sph Mohelis:! ......... y.Nnown.
s:oo--l7s$ Park az; unknown. Unknown:
<"o--7c Nas: Houston st; Unknown.
5:a5-ss Amsterdam, av.; unknown.
3:ss--3os s,ron: s.; 1nsnewn: unxnown:
'';'s-'a2 Tront st.' Lamboorn Co..
'i:4o-as Walker ST. Elss.an Lewis.
''.*s-,s1 West s:sh St: rsads5s esr"' w.
ls:soPesssen es r: and Suburban 'i5,''''e pl
>1isa~a lns Prom "a, vaeaas lot ,is., Nore
144th sts the Bronx: New. York.
s:so-~sls NV y .aaa St.; wee. GSss''~0 alas
s:ec--sos7 q g. hs:er av.. the nrons: ~ =
vacant lot .................E Mono
the Brory-: vacant lot........ None
s:oo-4s W. iieth st.; Harry Risnsr,
s:sc-sso 1acAson az. the Bfons:
+sc-H orc:ard r.. Anna Dortn,an. n.''" g
a. Unknown
<:zo--lt5 Monroe st. MaX Levine. None
4:S0--2'z x. l.5th ct; storage ware
sss-s2s "a ~: Helen Herstcn unknown 1nknown
s:z0--2oi West at. George Pinney.
Unknown
E;to--72 White ct: B.er & Co. .Unkno.yn
s:S'-4lo E 10th st; ". n. +. Garage
60. .......... Trihing
e:lo--s+ Cherry s.; Charles Noyes.
Unknown
o:ac-.eG Il al ST.: Blu Bros. Unknown
S:oo-le79 Walton av.. Bronx; Harry
:sonstty -............ Unknown
7:ls-s27 Walton az, Bronx; Tim
Lynch. .......,. Unknown
s;5c-l42 Eest S7th e.. Elroto Duel
Unknown
Unknown
Trn.ng
;0:lo--l%a West zStn st.: Lang g. Bar
natt. ........ .......... .rnk.ovr
o:4o-2iG Bower Tarlazdo CeoeIa
New-York tribune., 1922-01-27
Results Of Auction Sales

GRAND CCNCOURsE. II G cor ,ssrh at, { =
Aty aptrnt. l3bX122; & { Contracting
Co. owners; Benz Niesnuerg, 1870 w 1c6th
st. pres; Nathan Rotholz. archt: $2s3 900
VALENTINE Av II " cor lsSth at, 5-s.y
aptmt. li3xll0; sam, oUnSr and archt:
s260.0
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. " s. $50 u
lb6th st 6-sty Aptmt, l00XST; Geo r
johnson est. owners: Franz johnson 80
,; 42d st. pres; Chas Kreyn-oorg. archt !;
$40. 600
li6tn st. e-sty aptmt. lc0xs7; sano o1n
er and archt: $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-27

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
General Motors Acceptance Corporation,
SUMMONS. '0eIo''u ~"'
r. THE ABOVE NAMED DErENpANr:
ICC ARE HEREBY SUMMONED 20
answer the complaint in this action. anG
to serve copy OF your answer. or If the
complaint ~ not served with this sum mons
10 10 serve Notice OF Appearance on the
tiaNtt'Vs Attorney within twenty dayn
aiter the service OF this summons ex-
elusive OF the day OF ne1v!ce. In case oil
your iaiure to appear or answer, Judgment
w'li be taken against ycu BY default for
Dated, New York. De-. IL lf2,
JOHN THOMAS SMITH.
Attorney FOR Plaintif.
ONCE and p. O. Address
224 Vest 57th ST.
Borough Of Manhattan,
City OF New York
TO: Charles 3. Cresser:
Ihe foregoing summons is served upon
you oy publication. pursuant to an order
or Hon. /. A. Gegerich. a Justice OF the
supreme Court OF the State OF New York,
gated the 18th day OF January, 1922 and
nled wit, the complaint IN the once OF
ne ne ',lerk OF the County OF New York. at
sbe county Court House. In the Borough
q Manhattan, city, County and STATE o.
New ToiH.
Dated New Tora January IS 1922
JOHN THOMAS SMITH.
Attorney for Plaintiff
once and p O. Address
z2+ West 67th ST..
Borough OF Manhattan
New York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-27
'"r NEW YORK AND HARLEM
hAILROAn COMP.H-x:

s-.,I., .-S,W York. january ~. le.s.
iais peal Meeting -oc the stockholders os
tie Coprrley Cooppnpany will ne held ct the oft;cs Of
cy Of KEW yess sss L. Les,nson Avenue il tho
,os. next. at ~ o'clock ~ NJ oay o! seoru-
stating clustering ,n and acting UPON nna.sers
aera.n - 70 The srac'ior !.n@s I'm ~
a.~ York the Company In the city o.
+. +. STEPHENSON secre.ar
New-York tribune., 1922-01-27

FOR RENT IN RYE
havs s.veroi unturrished houe.e ws,r
iouF maS.srn. good nelghborhood Eert
tl0Vo year, Immediate ponsessiou
CHAS. 8. FAULKNER
Office facing Rye Railroad Station
Telephone Ia Rye. N Z
New-York tribune., 1922-01-27
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
~ THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
~ - SIT TZER EnNfpAES- VN(

.sso.,IlCE fs hereby given that a special
zERI * OF the stockho,ders OF l.. d. SUIT
oras eoM 'ANY. INC. will be held at the
s,-ss. VI the company no. so Yves, a8th
Tor. ooi ugh Of Manhattan, City OF New
a. - IN IN 'oe loth day az February. 1922.
rtio, >, noon. TO Vote upon the propo
non TO 70 change the rarre OF the corpora
sss.ss- copsrys inc "Se ne t6s 70 WIZ. nsris L. ~ ~;
he '.5., ~. Henderson Company. Inc. and for
ssy H. xs',,,.on Ion OF such other business as
Da,eS" my ,.y come before the meeting.
January 25. 1892.
l. % SULTZER.
President.
ADA DAGWELL
SAcrAtarv
New-York tribune., 1922-01-27
ArAnrMENTs 70 LET-rUsN1sHEp
Manhattan
TO LET-UNFuRN1snEI

TIF'r1ETE ST., West-Three large.
sunny roo--o, bath, hitchenette. Circlo
56t<.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-27
S865,OOO for Bronx Flats
Hv Se-,uel Na-x

BY Samuel Xa-x
SPRING st. 2ol 70 2o5. r W cor Sullivan
st. o-s.v bldg end strs. 451x56.7x t-reg:
Giovanni De Martini egt katherine Va :.
l.noti ct a., partition; 10 the derendant
Tor $14 900.
b. j. X. Mayors
HOUSTON sT 1871 e g s. 5s4 E:dr,dse
ut. 6-sty tenrlt AM! s.rs. 26x745; Jennie
Goidstc.r act Molle Bechcr et al; All. I
due s6.eso.3s taxes. etc. 500: cub
mort. s2a, 900; 70 IrYln3 Eolander for
s3l.600