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New-York tribune., 1922-02-07
Plirchasers of Bronx Plots
Plan improvements for S;,..

Tcorgc J. Mccartney ir., sold for thu
estate OF Richard Webber the plot
IcOx38, at the northeast corner Of
boWne Street and City Island Avenue
10 the Denwood Realty Company for
Improvement.
me Bronx Community Corporation.
John }. 1uilyr president. purchased the
southwest corner of Nelson Avenue and
featherbed Lane, a plot 4ox120, for the
'mInedlatc erection of stores.
.. l.. q L, W. Davis sold for Edward
l'opltzeS the plot, 1O0x100, at the
and 1Soth Street for Improvement With
q garage. " VA
Edward 4. Thornton sold to the
tSmon Realty Corporation the vacant
plot l52X l02.8x irregular, at the south
vest corner of roth Street and Inwood
Avenue O'o
New-York tribune., 1922-02-07
X cal estate News
Passing Of Landmarks
In YcrkviI!e Section
Mercantile Building to Replace
Oid Wooden Horscs on
Ehira. Aycu,,c Carmen

sb
INC United Cigar Stores Company
leased from George Ehrct the landmark
property in the Yorkvillc section. mt
inc northwest corner Of Third Avenue
ana tlghty-sixth Street for improve
m'nt IN the near future with mcrcan-
'''c building. The lcnsc is for twenty
'"e years with renewal privileges. An
approximate rental Of $500 coo is to bc
paid during the first twenty -onc-vcnr
per'oo' lho site, which measures 50
I'c| on the avenue and 100 feet on tho
Strec,' IS now covered by group of
'iu 'uree~Story wooden buildings.
w. I" l.. Hess, Inc, leased tho store
ana basement at 29-3l East Twenty
second Street to the Fraim Seidlcr
rurn1turc Company, Inc; tho fourth h
noor at $50 Broadway to the Jonn
Npec'aity Company, Inc, and the
SlcVchth floor at 151-l55 West Thirtieth
street TO honc e. Hangar.
cross d Brown Company lcascd
Stace al 2o-24 West Thirty seventh
NI'cel TO Hypata Corset Comnanv
srace IN the Fisk Building, Fifty-sev
I"'" 1urect and Broadway, to William
~ ~ Hlp''ght' representative of the
V;Ii;s ooi company, of Chicago to
SNIi WIliiam 6. and Rod S. Dowrie and to
i5"m n, IN r. Murdoch Offices at 1882
nroa""ay, to Joseph Mclccr; also
s. sta.e az - and 3S West Thirty -eight tn
0rrcct to j. Edman g. Bro.
LrNln q Harris, Inc, leased store
AZ 'he southwest corner of Greenwich
and Rector streets TO Albert Sinon. ~, .
Store at l5~17 Rector Street 10 lion
G,;,nbro,lndery T., Company, and a lott al st
west ih4rtcth Street to NJ. II. Gold
w. u Harris. optician, leased The
I.o'e r noor at 7Sl broadway through
New-York tribune., 1922-02-07
Women Play Large Part
In Bronx Flat Trading
Figure as Buyers and Sellers Of
Several Houses in North
criy BorOupI,

3. Schildhaus sold for the Tiffany
heaIfy Corporation to Ida Levine,
barnard Cohen and Samuel Krivet
lo4f Washington Avenue. five story
apartment, 40xl40; for the 161st Street
Realty Company to Barnet Printman $50
East l65th Street, fvc-storv apart
ment, 37.6Nl0n; for Tilic Fcin to Saul
katz d Isaac Drobitch 1270-1272 Stcb-
pms Avenue, tlve-story apa rtment
5ox l25; for Rubin Rrnbach to J. La
sh'nsk' 6o3-605 Prospect Avenue. Il five
STORY apartment with stores, 81 6x100
for Harry Lichtonstein to Ida Green
hve- story tenement with stores, 42t
Brook Avenue, 25x9O, and for the Bel
wood Realty Corporation to Samuel
Erdhelm Jacob Drach six-story
apartment, 37.6x10O, 534 East l3oth
Street
G. Tuot & Co. sold for Mr.. Fein
the hVc- story apartment house contain
ing tive stores al SIG East 18TH Street,
southeast corner of Hoffman Street.
Rosa Napoli sold to William Liebo-
WITT the five story apartment, 45x00,
at the southwest corner Of 169th Street
and Jerome Avenue
Max Borck sold to Lubarsky e. Fcllcr,
Inc, four-story house at 26lo Third
Avenue, 2Sx73.8 Irregular
Fannie Veith sold to Frank Eisen-
brand three-story dwelling at 1862
Walton Avenue, 2Oxl0O
Mollie Znner sold to Sarah Lcfko-
witz three story building at 9I0 East
10th Street, 376x32.6.
Barnet Newman sold to Harry Kass
two story dwelling at 1896 Minford
Place, 25xl0O.
F. d'Onofrio sold to Samuel Slayton
the property at 972 Morris Avenue,
418x10O.
Morris Gaus sold to Tcssic Cooper
New-York tribune., 1922-02-07
FcmalcimpersonatorBuys
House i'm West 9Th Street
Juliet" Assures Himself of
Permanent Home by Be-
coming Owr Landlord

The wood, Dolson Co., Inc, through
IFS preventative, Charles J. Quin-
Ian, has sold for the estate Of John y.
Reynolds the five story American
basement dwelling at 339 West Eighty
seventh Street. l8xl00, between West
End Avenue and 'Rivcrside Drive, held
al 100000, to Juliet, female i'm
pcrsonator in vaudeville. who will oc-
cupy the house lie was represented
by A. V. Amy & co.
Mrs. Alice Miller sold a three-story
house at 1873 East Fifty-ffth Stree
l7xt0O.
Isaac Baker sold to Louis watkin 4
four-story dwelling at 81 East iosth
street, 1880
The Rau estate is reported to hav.
sold the hve-story dwelling, 18zl0o.1t,
at 3'9 West lO8th Street.
Fitzgerald Morris sold 20 Robert
Hurry threc-story dwelling at 14t
West 1921 Street. 148x99lf
New-York tribune., 1922-02-07
Edwards Gusts Borden
AS Jersey Guard Head
Demands Resignation When I,
Is Conditioned on Defeat
of Powell Measure

'. TRENTON. N. j., Feb. Ex-Governor
edwards declared tonight that he had
ucmanded received and accepted the
Utconditlonal resignation Of Brigadinr
General Howard S. Borden as com
N'ahder OF the 57th Infantry Brigade.
Ncw ~, Jersey National Guard
Inns declaration was the Governors
rcniN to General Bordcn's recent letter
rendering his resignation on the cx
press condition that the State Lcgisla-
Jure adjourn without cnacting the
rowe'l b1ll, which already has passed
the Assembly.
The Powell bill was introduced to
give Legislative effect to the recon =
mcndat'ons of the Mackay legislative
committee. which investigated the Gle
walton of General Borden to his pres
cnt rank
According to Governor Edwards. Cen
era Sordcn's letter was published be-
lore he received it. The demand for
an unconditional resignation followed
Immediately, thc Governor said.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-07

SPRINGFIELD, III, Feb. 6.-Sixtecn
'stl6nal railroad unions, including the
"Bic Four hrotherhoods. are expected
By President John L. Lewis of the
lrfed Mine Workers to joi1 in a
ont conference in response to his in
n'aton, Mr.. Lewis SAID this Afternoon
The conference viii be called Son.
VI. Lewis added
New-York tribune., 1922-02-07
Independent Wireless Co.
Gets Quarters in Wate. (

me Independent Wireless Telegraph
company has leased the fourth, fifth
ana ar siXth floors and pent house at s5
Water Street. This is the first lease
made on this building. which was re-
Gently completed William A. White G.
sons were the brokers'. In moving to
Water Street the company is consoli
dating It's various branches now at Ao
Broadway, s Murray Street, West
Forty eighth Street and Port Chester,
n
New-York tribune., 1922-02-07
Insurance To BE Cut on
Vessels Sold by Board
Lissncr and Love Meet With
Underwriters; Cargo Risks
TO BE Taken Up Later

Lower insurance rates on the equity
of the Shipping Board in its vessels
sold to private owners will be put into
effect as a result of an agreement
reached yesterday at the offices Of the
Board, 45 Broadway, between Commits
sioner Meyer Lissner. Vice President
". J. Love, Of the Emergency Fleet
Corporation, and ether officials with
representatives Of Syndicate B Of the
American Marine Insurance Syndicates.
Mr.. Lissner said after the conference
that the underwriters accepted the
proposition made by the board, and
that the rates charged on the govern
mcnt equity will be made as low as
those which the purchasers are able
to get from private insurance compa-
MES.
The matter Of cargo insurance WAS
also taken up. The underwriters prom
ised that if the Board could show a
loss ratio on government vessels as
low as that on regular liners of the
established companies rates would be
reduced orrespondingly. The Board
viii compile data on losses and will
take up the question later with the
underwriters.
Among the insurance men who at
tended the conference were william
H. Niece, Hendos Chubb, Bcnjain n
Rush and A. C. Thatcher.
Syndicate B of the American Marine
Insurance Syndicates is composed en-
tirey o. American companies, which
underwrite only the unpaid balance
due on ships sold by the government.
The purchasers have been allowed to
insure their own equity under COM
retitiVp cOnd tons, and claim that the
rates they have obtained have been con-
siderably lower than the schedules put
out by the syndicate.
The syndicates have had no part in
the insurng of cargoes carried on
New-York tribune., 1922-02-07

HANCOCK ST, 555-I'ive rooms, modern
improvements residential section, mod =
crate rental Call Decatur 5JS6 for par
tculars
New-York tribune., 1922-02-07
Infantry
NAVY Orders

Frora The Tr.b-1ne's Washington EuycCs
WASHINGTON. FEB. e.-Navy orders
issued to-day follow:
Anderson, Com W. s. to L. s. s. Sinclair.
Bieri. Il. Com. b Il, to L. s s. Bailey.
Davis. 1t. Com II. +. D., to U. s. S. Cali
fnraia.
Ducey. 1t Com. d. F. to squadron 10.
McHenry, 1t. Com. H. d, TO U. S S
Richardson. 1t. Com W A. to U. s. 8
Lea
Rebc, 1t. Com. Fl. B.. to Pacific nee:.
Booth. 1t. Il. H., to U. s S. Elliott.
Hanson. 1t. f. g., to L. S. s. Moody.
Hayes. 1t W. c. to L. s. S. Melville.
Snow, 1t H. E, to L. S. S. Chew.
Wilson. 1t. s. L., to Mare Island.
Brown. Ems. r. C.. to L. S. S. Maddox
Kenny. Ems S. E.. to L. s S. Lea.
Melting, Ems Il. f. to Z. S. s Auiick.
Pohli. Ems e. to L. S. S. Aaron Ward.
Pugh. Com w. s.. to New York.
Costello Gun. T. c.. to L. S. S. Canopus.
Hesford, Ch. Pay elk A. TO L. S. s
Prairie.
Brick, An C,k- r. E. to Mare Island.
Ermerins, Ap Ck. j.. to Asiatic fleet.
Won Mohnlein. Ap. Clk q. l.. to L. S. S
Henefin. 1t. s. w. to San Francisco
kirtland- 1T. s. w. to San Francisco
Hardesty, 1t. r. a, to L. S. S. El Caro-
Curtain. Ems. l.. W. TO San Francisco.
Dana, Ems. G. H.. to San Francisco
Travis. Ems. w L., to L. S. S. Huron
Ryder. Com. c. D.. to Z. s. S Buffalo
Neely. 1t A. F., to Canacan-
Cara. 1t =. W, to San EraocaeeA
New-York tribune., 1922-02-07
Fire Record

A. NJ. LOSS
1:o5-ls42 Park av.; unknown Unknown
s;'0-tss AsasxesA e: ..4!.. eth st. h9ss %nknown
s:1o--5o1 " 5sth ST.; unknown TnKnovn
5:45-l25 Alien st; unknown. Unknown
5:5G--229 w. 4Sd St; unknown Unknown
1908 st. Nicholas av.; un-
known ....-..... L nknovD
a.1o-se4 Prospect av.. the Bronx
William Miller ...... Unknown
10:40-6S Barrow ST.; Mrs Petrpne
Unknown
11:45-s James Ct; unknown. -, unknown
ls:oo--l3:s Third av,; Bridget
i. 55-lso Elizabeth St Julia Bur
xalona ......... ........ CnxDo Wn
/ 1o5--SS1o 80 av.. Martin Gross. Unknown
2 200-2l6 ". 18th ST.. James Gunther
Unknown
4oo-s4: Greenwich St, Charles
4oo-4so HS"sn w 4oth st. Catherine G4b l5,A'S
ssaa7 HaFas E isth st.. ida Cohen nRnows aS1@ss
6 o5-2007 LIST av., John Frongolo
Unknown
6 e2s--I52 Bleecker St, Bernard Lang
s:ss-s1 Fond st. Louis weiner. Unknown
s:20-s5 West Houston ST.. Lcviathan
s1o-iss rs W. 70 ssd st. GRAZ arsi7 snN"0"0
Trihng
e:Ao-sb Rleec,ear St, Rosenblatt
Clothing co. ..--'.. Unknown
9a0-lGG Park Row, Jacob Weingara
NT.-ssth St. Anna Freeman
Tnfffne-
New-York tribune., 1922-02-07
'"pbuilders Readjust
Plants in Depression
'''ucc Wages and Overhead
Expenses to Prepare for
Trade Revival

~ po''ioers arc utilizing the pres
n.' ''e"porary lull in business for q
f, ' Of fundamental read JUSTIN cnts
r.riv.l rn,ufe clearer sailing when the trade
s.er.,. srs. comes, accordinrto c. S. King.
nilds.sy OF the Atlantic Coast Ship
Iuefs' e. Association.
I'd bs..a BE- declared that wage reductions
as ves' Vesser cooperation on the part OF
bon ,rAess r,;x have resulted in lower and
!. .sesn9 sGs9rm labor costs, as shown by
aally All 4s ~ survey covering substan-
Attensl,ssa NJ sae yards of the country.
e,sstieA @ is also directed to the
n n, - sressenchment in overhead
Ing, me nue. o5ive ss. for economy" says Mr..
arousbA A.In ,s also Is being accomplished
',est;a. ,esa the elimination Of waste in
A.s..Ssn and in careful material pur-
s.d.,..d.I al, already accomplished, it i.
:, :, s.'5TsrI.s wan e. far in enabling Amer
nta thos. -. as u compete successfully
New-York tribune., 1922-02-07
Grew Of Ship Piled up
On Sand Bar Rows Ashore
Schooner Loses Hcrself ;n Foo
OF Yong Island and Is in
Distress at Smiths po;c,

Ttc four mas'od schooner Bessic a
WA'te Of Passbury, n. s, bound from
Newport News. Va. 10 st. Johns. n r
went ashore on a sandhar yesterday oe'
smith s Point l.. l., about half-milc
of shore. Nv 'e
1ne weather was foggy when she
went Up on a shoal but only moderate
sea WAS running.
The schooner which was built three
years ago. pounded sufficiently to omen
up her seams and within three hours
size took three feet of water into her
hoid, The skipper and his crew of
ciEnt men came ashore in lfcboat
and wa lked along the beach to the
Coast Guard Station at Bellport where
t7cy asked aid for the schooner.
lanes Rynburt, one of the sailors.
WAS bruised in the lifcboat while com
ing ashore. The others landed without
mishap.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-07
Last Grain Ships Allocated

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-Four ships,
the last of the thirty government YES
sells designated to haul grain and food
supplies to Russia under the direction
Of Chairman Hoover of the American
Relief Commission, were allocated to-
day by ]. B. Smull, vice-president in
charge of charters and ALLEGATIONS OF
the Emergency Fleet Corporation. They
are Westbridge, assigned to Black
Diamond Steamship Corporation, Balti-
more; Bellingham, assigned to Tampa
Inter-Qcean Steamship Company, New
Orleans; Aledo, assigned to Mallory
Transportation Company, baltimore; ;
Western Glen, assigned to Trosdal,
Plant & La Fonta, New Orleans.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-07

S1ST ST. columbus av.) (Hotcl Colonial)
Newly decorated. furnished. 1-2--5
outside rooms, bath; elevated, surface cars.
subway $50 room, bath: full hotel service /;
restaurant.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-07
importers and Traders Bank
Increases Homo Aif.

The Importers and Traders National
Rank has increased its holding at The
south corner of Broadway ard Murray
Street by the purchase of the l2-foot
building at 2l2 Murray Street from
Joseph Hilton, clothier A few years
ago The bank bought the building to
the south of its adjoining corner home
at PAS Broadway. which was an az" to
2 Murray Street, adjoining the prop
crty bought yesterday. William A.
Whiting e. Co. were the brokers'
New-York tribune., 1922-02-07
Apar;mcnts for Edrc7,cre

The Lewis H. May Company sold for
Everett, Heancy & Lawrence the north
east corner Of Far Rockaway Boulo-
ward and Beach Thirty y-seventh Street,
Mandel, who will improve the site with
stores and apartmenis
New-York tribune., 1922-02-07

Council
Called Feb. 20
a.sd. of 6 Railway Unions.
CIaimiug 10 Represent
s;xtccn ORGANIZATIONS.
Issuc thc Official Call
inv Party Plan Denied
u,.biuis,s' Chief Charges
React;cnarv Forces Arc
Wreckine L. s. Industries

DISTINCTION. Feb. Ga call Yer a
.-;,-encc q pro~ressives,' TO be
~ i Chicago February 20. was sent
TO-DAY over the signature of the
..,s Of six railway employees unions,
y. .,ted as committee representing.
~ ssid. a total Of sixteen organiza-
sens.
us1e disclair,ing any purpose OF
,.-,nr a new labor party or a labor
..,;,ior the Official call asserted that
~ .he inherent rights Of man guar
..,sed ty our Constitution arc being
,.et,oved By the agents of privilege -
:, snmnoned all progrcssives" to help
..., common understanding "to
60 ,Se workers Of all walks OF life
''Trs,a' rNose vso signed the ca'l were vii
Johnston. president l1terNa-
.u.i issociatioT Of Nach17ists: NJ
,;o so-f E Rvan. general president Brother
- = Railway Carmen o. America:
Store, grand chief Hrotherhood
,,o.orcot,ve Firemon: +. J. Nanio0,
., u.ss;dcnt Order of Railroad Telegra-
It.,s. Timothy Healy. president Inter-
l..;on.I Brotherhood of Stationary
,s.T, g.susn Ard Oilers. and L. =. Shcp-
~ rresidcnt Order Of Railway Con-
;rr.ors. Meetings preliminary to the
..,f.rence call were held last month in
Chicago.
Reactionary Policy Charged
we feel that the reaetionary forces
.rd special interests now n control
= every branch Of The government are
,.rsuing 3 policy which has already
-,s,ked American industry and agTi-
r1lt1re." Mr.. Johnston, chairman Of
Ne committee, making the announce
rs-t said. causing widespread bank
yn,.cy and nationwide uremp 'oymcnt
nd which, # not arrested, is destined
IA destroy the fundamental principles
4 liberty or which this government
vss established. We arc inviting to
his conference representative men and
ronen from all groups III American
Nis"
The call expressed the belief that
there must be somc fundamenta Il,
economic principles that can he in
yosed to restore the opportunities of
this nation to the people of the ma
tior.1 and asserted that ''in the midst
Of profusion Of wealth we find the
farmer unable profitab.y to market
his crops. factories idle, with millions
demanding Their products and men and
women vho long to labor denied that
Inherent right" 1t proposed That the
conference should make use Of con-
struc,ve forces already in existence
and by cooperation bring about poilt-
cal unity"
Machinists Join Miners
Nr. Johnson also announced to-day
that the Inter- at onal Association OF
Nachinists, through its executive board
hsd accepted the invitation of the
United Nine Workers Of America 30
lOn IN the proposed conference Of
Miners and railroad employees to dis
ccs' means Of preventing reductions in
wages Of mine and railroad workers.
sPRlNGFIELD, III, Feb Sixteen
'atlonal railroad unions, including the
Big Four hrotherhoods. are expected
sg President John l.. Lewis of the
lrited Mine Workers to joil in a
ont conference in response to his in
r'atlcn, MIR Lewis said this Afternoon.
The conference viii be called soon" ,"
Mr. Lewis added
New-York tribune., 1922-02-07
Sell Staten Island Lois

II. !. Strunsky and Frank T. Sulli-
van sold for Ruben Kantor. plot Of
twenty-four lots at Mariners Harbor.
s. |.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-07
$500, 900 Loan Obtained
On AL .yoIson Iheater

The Trebuhs Realty Company, repre-
senting Shubert theatrical interests,
obtained a mortgage loan of 100000
from the Hudson Trust Company on
the former Central Park Riding Acad-
cmy property at 926-934 Seventh Ave-
nue.. now improved with the Al Jolson
Jheatcr, 125x1O0
New-York tribune., 1922-02-07
Z New Private Bronx Homes
To Exceed 100000 in Cost

Two private residences which arc
estimated to exceed 100000 in cost are
to be erected on triangular site ar
the corner Of Lafayette Avenue and
Costcr street, Bronx, according to t~1
Ward Building Reports. They arc ~
De put up by S. Jawitz from plans ny
J. ]. Gloster & Co, the constructors TO
be carried on by Henry VI Weitznc-
The houses will be two stc-ies nd
attic, Of tapestry brick and stucco, ard
there Will be private garages
From the same source it is learned
that the Ruggles-RobInson Company
has the building contraction for the
erection Of the now home Of Charles
Co, at 1880 East Forty third Street.
10 EI EOK KI-sINEaa r1-ppasEs
New-York tribune., 1922-02-07
Garage for West 1881 Street

Nathan wilson, president Of the
Occidental Holding Corporation, rcsold
to the Lehigh Concrete Company the
plot Of eight lots on the north side Of
133d Street, ninety feet east Of Broad
way and extending through to l34th
Street, for the erection Of O garage
The site measures cighty-fve feet on
1884 Street, 1T feet on l34th Street,
and has a total depth of 1910 feet
A building loan Of 100000 has been
obtained by the purchasers from Jacob
Mark
New-York tribune., 1922-02-07
REAI. ESTATE-SALE OR RENT
New Jersey
DON'T MISS THIS

DON'T MISS THIS
opportunity to secure your building plot
before Spring; only 30 minutes from Hud-
son Terminal in of the finest suburbs
IN New Jersey at $50 front foot fully i'm
proved; water. gas electricity, curbs. gut
ters sidewalks few choice locations
now available; small payment secures plot
we will finance and build your home on
easy terms. Many new houses just sold.
Tor full particulars. call. write or phone
FRANK MILLER, 13 Park Row. Barclay
New-York tribune., 1922-02-07
kcal Estate Concern Reports
Ioans OF Si.7OI.SOO in Month

Slawson and Hobbs report that dur
ing January they secured s1,701.5O0 in
permanent and building loans One of
the largest individual loans was $780,
600, secured from S. w. Straus L. Co.,
for DR.. Charles V. Palermo, to erect q
thirteen story apartment at the south
west corner of West End Avenue and
Eighty-cighth Street.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-07
Savings Bank Lends 100000
On Park Ave. Secfinsa House

Byrnc & Bowman have placed with
the Irving Savings Bank first mort
gage of 100000 at per cent for five
years on a ninc-story fircproof apart
mcnt house at 116 East iTifty-e ghth
Street, on a plot 57xl00. adjoining the
corner of Park Avenue, for the J. H. NJ
Realty CORPORATION.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-07
S73O.0O0 Sixtccn-Storv
Office Building for Broadway

The Broadway & Thirty-scventh III
Street Corporation is to erect a sixteen
story Office building at 1864 and 1870
broadway, l05xl73. Plans for the
Sommcrfeld g. Steck cr. its architects,
who estimate its cost at $3.50 900
New-York tribune., 1922-02-07
Corporation Purchases Loft
RuiIdinr in West Sd Street

The Ocean Beach Realty Corpora
tion, representing clients of Howe,
Smith & Sawye4 purchased from the
Ridgewood Park Realty Company the
seven-story store and loft building, on
plot 45x152.Sx irregular, at 81 West
Third Street, east Of Wooster Street.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-07
Stores for Dawson Street

Louis Gold purchased the property
on the west side of Dawson Street,
100 feet south of 163d Street, on which
~ill Immediately be erected q one
story building containing eight stores.
Jacob e. Emil Leitner were the
brokers'
New-York tribune., 1922-02-07
Tenants in CortIandt Street
Recnn1e Owner OF Ruiiding 9

NJ A. Model & Sons, dealers in men S
wear, who occupy the four-story build
ing with stores at n Cortlandt Street,
% 2.6x77,7. adjoining the southeast cor
ner of Washington Street, have bought
the PROPERTY from David Magic ir.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-07

From The Tribrnes Washington Burcau
WASNINGTON, Feb. 6.-Army orders is
sued to-day follow:
Coast Artillery
Following to Walter Reed Hospita,-lfow-
ell, Col. j. F.. Burlingame, Maj. C. NJ
Following to Governors Island - Sewer,
Ut. Col. G.. Raymond, 1t. Col. A. H.
Long, Ii Col j. L.; Howard. 1t. Col. c.
+. n; Williams, Maj. G. L., Lyon. Maj.
]. w. Murphy, Mai r. F.. Series, Maj
J.. W: Emery. Mai, r. +. jr.; McCieary.
Maj. w, r.; Kennedy. Maj. b. ON.
Dice, Mai. L. r.; Ross Maj C. B.
Infantry
Battenberg. Capt. II. T., to Camp Lewis
Jordan. Capt. II. c., TO Walter Reed Hos
pital-
Kemp. Capt c. Nick, to Panama
Shelton. Capt. H., to Manila.
Wh,ten. Mai. r. c.. to Panama
McCa lt~Isapt. J. w. jr to Isl 'aso
Hawkenson. Capt A, TO Honolulu.
Edens, 1t. j.. to Honolulu
Miscellaneous
Beecher Ca pt. H s.. cav, TO San Franci SEQ.
Bullock. Capt L. M, @ NJ. c.. to Fort
Strong. Capt. E. R.. Med c. to Camp
Meade.
Harrison. Maj. W. c.. r. A., to Denver.
Lee, Lit r.. Eng, TO Camp Humphreys.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-07
Sale in Eightv-fiftil Street

Slawson G. Hobbs sold IS West
Eighty fifth Street, four and one
half story American basement, 1G.Sx
1922
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In the Auction Market

Morton ST, 7, s, rs Bleecker. 25x
Se.1f. 5-sty TINT; also 18th 81. 2l7 to 2I9
W s Isl 9TH av. 5oxy2, two 2-sty
tmts and strs Pauline h. Eockeli agt
julius Boeke.i ct al: partition; Morton 5.
parcel TO Julius Bolkell, party in inter-
est for s14 900. 10th ct parcels tn s2na Tor
5l9,0QQ each.
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CALL STAMFORD sos
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

scriptions in that vicinity.
JONES REALTY co, Burlington Arcad
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24TH, II W.-Snbrent Z rooms, bath; e&eo-
txtc Lights; dght UP: s125s Doaseasion.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-07

the property ut 1tO6 East 18oth Street
Walter W. Taylor sold to Laura Yer
ity the property, 25x100, at 1926 Huh
Avenue
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Connecticut

70 MINUTES from New York; summer
rentals; ideal homes near country club.
Sound and inland; $500 to s2500 for sea
son. Mrs. Is. W. Fuller, Westport. Conn
Tel. 226.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-07

ODD ST. AT MADISON AV. (Totel Ashton)
Newly decorated and furnished one.
two, three outside rooms and bath: buses,
surface cars subway $40 weekly up; full
hotel service: restaurant.