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New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
Harding Hears
FiliPinos; Will
Reply Thursday
Parliamentary Mission Tsn.
President That All e..
diiions for IndenenJ,'
encc Have Been ~,
Call for Quick Action
Stable Government Eu.t
Iished Based on Free sur.
frage of People, /. pI.,


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ment continued. tr.t inns'iis7
ff!or 70 ne e'''.. .'.' l,,I ei -
present Admiri,,,re.f.o' ,ae P'.i77.,'
question was on i.r efr -i 'o'.Aol. 80
We beg 90 snor'f 'rai 80 ais''
months ihaf Atfe 'iif si's yes"
Admiri''rato0 a.i-ia' = once aas ~
altered the situation. re iire i'i.'
government exists lo-'r'r7 % s.r
some may aver. tae phrase a iaa
gorcrrment docs fft e,'.rl 't.i
and Indefinite condition. p ai'iii''
c'fc and well-erral..frei -eir'rg ..,
"Pres.dont Nek.n.er .s atif'n'i
the Cuban people. detret ne r'i
government as orc 'eafa'Ie % a.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
Ex.Crown Prince Goes to Doorn

WIERINGEN, Holland, June IL
Former Crown Prince Frederick VIII
liam o. Germany has left here for
Doom 20 visit his father
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
Solution in Twelve Months

On the housing situation he said:
The complete solution Of the housing
problem within the next twelve months
Is now assured, provided We can pre-
vent the unlawful combinations among
building material manufacturers, con-
tractors and dealers that have been
scattered from again getting together
There has been no difficulty in con-
victing them. The trouble has been
with the courts that have refused TO
punish them when convicted.
III the Legislature will promptly en-.
act our trades commission bill that
was passed By the Senate and was ap-
proved by the Governor. but was de-
feated in the Rules Committee Of the
House clis year, these combinations
will be automatically suppressed. and
II II will make prison sentences COM
pulsory they will remain suppressed,
but not otherwise"
Mr. Untormyer promises big fight
in the Legislature next year over the
efcrt Of the committee 20 obtain a
state monopoly OF the workmen's COM
pensa'ion insurance business, which he
said would save the people Of the state
more than si2,0o0,00O. The people can
only have this bill put over. he as
serts, BY defeating every legislative
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
Does Terrific Injustice"


"The decision necessarily applies not
only TO a trade union. but 10 all volun-
tary associations not incorporated and
not formed for profit. This will IN
clude the organ cations Of farmers
formed exactly as trade unions are
formed. and il will affect a wide va
riety Of other organizations as we'll.
There seems to he no avenue OF es-
cape under the decision for any un-
incorporated association Of individuals.
"Under the doctrine now for the frst
tine in the history Of our Republic
laid down by the Supreme Court, every
organized unit is liable as such for
whatever acts may be performed by
individual members OF groups Of mem
bers in violation OF law.
sNot content with the unwarranted
act OF rendering a decision in antici-
patton OF a future case. the court went
10 the astounding extreme Of deciding
that anticipated case in manner
totally at variance with what has hith-
erto been the law, which does terrific
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-17

l1nter alien oel1tiben 2an6itriden
lit 9~eutib=sii6tirol ser ein5ige BON
o1tsgeipro@en ii6li6em @eprage.
Sos @t16tal Bis iiber Weran binauf,
oos giiadtal Bis 8rire1, a16 oas
Balleier, 6as Cart nno @ggental
rt1o man6 anoere in ibren tieferen
2agen bieten abnli6e 8il6er mie ito
lieniibe @ebirgstaler, i6arf unter-
ldie6en nur our6 Sprade uno 5it-
te ser 8emobner, our6 8ou= un6
5ie0elungsart. 9ieie Saltieien ite-
FEN u1ter oem @influile iu0liaer
5onnenfraft> obne bon ral1ben 2uft=
ltr0mungen beimgeiu6t GIT fem, tpie
mande @egen6en SberitalienS. Ni6t
MIR sic cole &aitanie, Sic &ebe, 6ie
Olipe uno Ger Manoelbaum iino in
5iotirol 81 &altie, altd oie @gape
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-17
1en 6ei6en niht nod.

]tIt = UElt :Netuett sttuDI 1tuAJ.
Gs lit onrduus nidt ouggeibloi.
fen, oaB sic &i10er, sic 1912 am
&reu55ug teilnabmen, aber nidt na@
&auie 5uriidfebrten, gar nidt in
sic &anoe Ser 8iraten gefaIen iin6,
ionoern idon auf benz Sentiment Sic
Bel1te hriitlider 5flaoenbdnoler
mnroen. Man bat oie 5telerbuder
8eneoigs nabgerebnet nno gefun-
Sen, bob 6iele &epublif in Ben Sab
rem 1414 bis 1923 an ginfubr3on
fir 5fIapen 10000 Dufaten erbob;
je6es Sabr mrr6en uber bieien So.
fen a1ei1t gegen 10000 5flaoen
eingefubrt. Die mdnnliden mur6en
fir sic @aleeret1 p%erauen6et, Sic
meibli9en fan0en I'M &ausbalt Ser
1%pen6ung. Diele 5flapeneinfubr gab
sen Sinbelbduiern bel gu tun.
Mu9 ser Sr6en Ser 5%tepbansrit.
ter, elmer 8ereiuigung bon reiden
&aufleuten gum 5auke oes 6riitli-
9en @laubens mno CUR 'Mbmebr ser
mathematician Snbalion, lit ni6t
bon Dem 8ormurf frei5uipreben,
9flapen gemaht 5u baben: er
braubte Tie ia ielber fir feline Ga,
leeren.
@ie sic groberung &o%nitanttno<
pelS 6ie Eurfen trieb, itb naber
nit Ser &ultur 6es Mben6Ian6es be-
fannt 5u maiden, 10 lit ~anoerieitS
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-17

uno Saline geoeiben an gei6iibter
Stelle. Ser iunge Srubling unter"
brtdt feline MorolanoSfabrt in oer
@tlblanoer Galtiefe a1f oie 9auer
zines gan5en MonateS, ebe er ft4
ent16lieBt, ben 8ren1er gu iberlets
gen, INN au6 i'm reuben Snntal Sui
gu faiien.
Mus oem 9eoroen, 11amentli@ aus
9eutidlan6, 3ogen oenm au@ Sabr
fir Sabr IN alter Sebniu6t na@
Sem SIoen 5haren oeutiber 8rl-
Der Dem Sriibling ms @iiad- nno
@tidtal entgegen. 8iele &ranfe fan-
6en in Cries un6> Neran Dor Den
S9aoen ser noroiiben 8interitren.
&c @6ub.
Ser leudtenoblaue &immel, Dies
f0itli6e @eihenf 6es Si6ens, uber'
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-17

Die ~ofonomide Gob-
Bapa bat u1ter Der Mmor,
ltatue i'm Yarf elnen BON leir1em
E0@ter9en oeponierten 2iebesbrief
gefunoen. Nabbem ii9 feline iittli-
DE @ntriiitun, in elmer gemaltigen
Moralpaufe entlaoen bat, fragt er
oas gefnidte Magolein gum S9luB:
Scum Iage mir bloB, Maoel, parum
balt gu 0as getan?"
unm Yorto 5n iparen," anttpor-
tet fleinlaut oas 8adfii6lein.
- SIMMER oerielbe. &om.
poni1t (ber nit Ser iiingeren 9odter
elmer Gamilie angetnipft bat uno
nun bon ibrer Mitgift er1abrt):: 30
peb! ga meroe ib meme 2iebe
mobl auf Sic altere transponieren
miiiien!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-17
Berneaiantlde @einnotibaft bot Dem @lltan,
(9aris. Qp1tbre. J

brangten, un6 gu oeren Abmebr oaS
gauge Mbenolan6 lid u11ter oem ia.
natij9en Sel6gelbrei u@ott mia es!"
gegen tie lammelte.
@eitoem 6ie @el9tdte in ipltema<
ti1der Soridung einen S@leier 1ab
benz anoern, sen religloie 2iebe u11'
Die @reu55iige blate uno ser ibre
Rulturtat imt1er mebr auf6amidte.
eeboben, offen6aren lib uniern Mu-
gen iene MuSlim III anoerm 2thte.
Sn be5ug auf religio1e 8egeilternng,
@iiien, fiinitlerilde 8ertigfeiten. uno
Moral itan0en sic ~Seioen" ben
gbrilten Ser erlten &reu55iige 11dt
1aur gleid, 1onoern 1T man9en Dtn'
gert relatip b0ber. Sic glaubten an
einen unjtdtbaren @ot. 8il0erolenlt
par ibnen unteriagt. .
Das 8iiien ser mathematician
Dolfer muBte beionoers Ser oeutlde
&ailer Srieori9 ser 3meite 81 i9at-
aer, ser lid nit iara5enliden @e-
Iebrten umgab; uno sic &unit ser
iara5enilden 8affenidmieoe a@tete
er ni6t meniger bo6 wie fire Sreue
un0 3uperlailigfeit - I'M @egen-
iab 5u Sen pom Baplt gum @iobrub
ufgebebter Staliener - mas Ell
0aourb gum Musorud bra6te, oaB
er feline 2ei6ma6e rar aus Cara
8e1,eu biloete nt1o bereu StammeS>
genolleu 1T 5iioitalien anlie0elte.
8ie es NIT ser Moral Ser @bri<
iten in be5ug auf Sen Sfl%apenbaroel
ltQno, miro ii9 ipater 5eigen.
Ser @abn, cas &eilrge 2nno bon
ben Gurfen befreien 81 miiien. RIB
eigentli9 muir ste noroilben ebrI'
iten bin; Die um oaS Wfittelmeer
tpo5nenoeu 8efenner oes &reu5es
5tanoen oieier religioien @roltatlo11
4ubl, oft gar fein0liA gegenltber.
9em oieie &reu55iige it6rten ibren
San0elsperfebr nit 6en 8emobnern
MlienS uno Mfrifas. Dos 9al1pt
Der Stride ielb1t fat 0ie &ren55l1ge
nidt immer germ, aber es erfa11nte
1ebr mobl, 0ab oie{e bon al1Ben font
menoe 8emegung ein 5aoen let, DER
1id nit @eidtd in ein oiplomatt1bsS
Neb perfledten lai1e. DaB otes nit
unter au9 in elmer @eiie gel9eben
fonnte, sic 6em 3wed oieier 5abrten
gong entgegengelebt NOR, lebrt CUR
@enige Srieortb 0es 3meiten Sng
nod 6em Orient i'm Sabre 1229.
Dieier freilid NIT %ieltener @eiites'
idarfe uno liberalem @inn onsge,
i%tattete Shirt 3og auf eiene Sault
nad Serulalem, u1n oas BET 1e1rer
ACKNOWLEDGING gegebene gerlpre-
den, einen &reu55ug ons5utibren,
einaulofen. Erotoem es ietn 3tel
NOR, 6as @eilige Grab fir ote ebr1<
lten gu geminnen, wuroe er NIT Dem
8ann belegt, aus Ser @br1lte11Delt
ousgeltobe1 uno fir oogelfrei er=
flart. Ser 8apit benubte ie11e1
@eg3ug> lint ielber NIT feine1 Srup@
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-17

it'd uui anore @eiie %oienlt6ar. 81
ii6erfiel 1900 oie 5taot, mos. iid
11ibt rettet1 fon11te Wad)fommen ie=
11er 5ara5enen lino 5eute no6 IN
iener @egeno nab5umeilen) uno Sen
@lauben nibt anoern molte, perfiel
Ser @rauiamfeit ser 6riltli6en COL
oaten. 8eionoers fabnoete &arl auI
6ie bortreffli6en 8affenibm!e6e uno
@teinibneioer; lieB 6ieie gefangen-
ne6men uno ur1ter lorglamer 8elpa-
dung nod Meapel bringen, oamit IL
fir ibn arbeiten f0nnten. DaB sic
italieniibe &lnit ni6t BLOB in Si=
3ilien bon ser iilamttii6en angeregt
moroen it, bemei1en Die Dielen 5tein-
infruitationen, %Sntariien, Srna=
mente an SEN Jalla6en ser italient=
i6en &irden, Sic ii6 bis beutigeS=
tags beliebt erbalten baben.
S1t angenebmem @egenlab 81
Sem 8erbalten aarls BON Mniou
itan0 oas 8enebmen, bas Mobam=
meo ser 3meite, ser groberer bon
&onltantinopel, einem pene5ianil6en
&lnitler g%egeniiber at BEN Sag leg
tie, Ser fir i'm uno ieinen Sof to-
tig fem ioqte. St feb i'm auf Ell
nem Staatsl@iffe bon 8eneoig mad
&onitantinopel fiibren uno mar 10
ent5idt BON ieiner &unlt, oaB er ibn
gum Sitter i6lug.
&ei6 bei6enft, als freier Wann
mte er gefommen, febrte Gentle
8eutni nit gbren be6edt mieoer IN
feline &eimat 5urid, no er in ieinen
fpateren Seiligenbiloern nod manhe
turfiide %@rinnerltng f%eltgebalten bat.
gS lit 0arum peritdnolid, buB Ste
8apite bei5eiten bnrn11 badten, ben
&irdenitaat aub gu @aiier 6ar@ Ell,
ne eigne Slotte 5u i6ilben, ullo olele
Slotte bat bon 1928 bis 1899, be-
itanoen, obne aub nl1r einnnal nit
Den EIrfen NrteOen 81 iblteBen
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-17

p0lbt aber ni6t aaein &ebengelan-
oe un6 &altanienlDaloer; a11d) iiber
n0rolid anmutenoen &oGlanoibaf=
ten, BON er11iten Na6elpal0ern aus
gefleioet, BON @letiGertalgriin0en OBJ
ge1dlo1ien liegt 6erielbe @lan5. 90
oben ouf Sen 6els5aden 5mtiben
gismiiiten, 50 tpabit fei1l' @raslein
mebr, fa1r1 cine Slebte. SON ianf=
terer Stimm1ng iin6 0aS Buitertal,
Die meiten @0ben oeS Mittens, Der
Seiferalpe uno ser Metroel, a11f De-
men 1bon ei1t mar11er @altb oeS Git
0enS liegt. Sen eigenartiglten
2iebrei5 iudt man6er Sreun6 oe5
2an6es in ienen @egen6en, mo- Nor6
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-17
bon einem @@iIer geuinis.

&eberoerfolgungen 5eigen. Die eeiit.
liben Sr0en> Sic ii6 ipater in Seru.
ialem %angelteoelt ba6en, our ften aud)
lpater unbe6euigt ibren geiitliben
nebungen leben, mer1n tie nur regel-
maBig lire 5teuern an Sic 9anoes.
beb0roen entribteten. Ser &uplan
Ser Mariano aus 5iena, set 1881
gum 6ritten mol cine &eiie nab Sc
r!1ialem mabte, beri@tet nirgen0s in
ieiner &eiie6eibreibung, 6aB er BON
Sen Giirfen belditigt moroen mdre,
1ur baben sic 8ilger ales, mas iie
n0tig batten, 8egleitung, &eittiere,
glien uno Erinfen %be5ablen miiiien.>
Golerant maren au6 sic als Elm
Maubpolf peri6rtenen Normannen
alias @iftnger in 9i5ilien. 8as
BON i6rer &unlt, %belonoers in So
lermo, er6alten lit, 5eugt BON bober
@ultur. Muielmanen, Gbrilten un6
SSu0en 6urften ,unter ibrer @errldaft
ungelt0rt nebeneinan6er le6en. @rie=
@iide, r0miide u1to iara5eniihe @unit
l1n0 @eiltestatigfeit befrudteten iid
gegenieitig uno trie6en berrlibe 8lii=
ten. 8ie 3od Srie6rib ser 3meite
Don ieinen sara5enen oo6te> Sic ct
in 9l1cera aniie0elte, babe i'd i6on
geiagt. &arl bon Mniou, Ser front
50iiide Madfolger ser &obenitaufen
III Su6italien> batte audi Don SEN
&enntnilien 6ieier iilumitiiden 8e-
mohner deh1rt. Mber er mQdte lie
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-17

uno 9uo gleiddam feltlid &C.
lbmiidt 5ulammentreffen, 10 I'M @i=
1adtal BET 8ri1en n1l0 alalien u11n
al1f Dem &ugellanD bon uepere1lD.
l1no Die @eian1tbeit all oieler fol1-
li9en 2Qnoldaftsbiloer peri9ieoen-
iter Mrt, III Denen nur De1rt1de 5tao-
tie, Gorfer unD Sturgeon lteben, nln-
faBt Der Nalne 9~euti9=5uotirol.
5eit Sen Soften, alS nadetnaroer
Die Stgoten, 2ongobaroen nno Ba-
iuparen bier cine ne1le @eimat iueb-
ten, lit Das 2nno bis binnnter ms
tiefere ,@tldtal fernOeuti9 geb1ieben.
Madlt Dem 5tanobiloe Maltbers,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-17

Strenger Defebl.
Serr: ~Sit Der &eoafteur artOe'
ieno?"
Meoaftions0iener: .SSatpobl, aber
er lit nibt 5u ipreden."
Serr: rIam iagen Sic Tim
tpenigitens, BOB feline Bobnuns
brennt."
Meoaftionsoiener: .Gas tut min
leio, aber er fat itreng %befoblerk
i'm tpabreno Der @eoaftionsitunoen
nibt al ltoren."
- SIN Slob 3irfns. 81.
rector (3m einem Snoipiouum, 6as
iib 1ange nad 5bluB Der Boritel.
lung nod nidt entfernt Dat): n2e,
sic oenfen mobl, meme aiinitlcr
qeben nadbber nod ne @eiea-
i@aft!!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-17

milGen &ei9es 9cutider Station
geuelen uno ollr6 Sabrbunoerte &C.
blte5en lit, bis I'M Meltfrieg Se=
lterreiN all Der Seite GeutiWlaaos
tel110li1er l1eDerlnadt erlag.
Sort bel Nterull alldj n1unoet oaS
@ci1llattnl Al1Draas @oisr5, Der fnr
ole Jreibait leilles Uel1ealanos oas
2ebe1 CAB.
Dies gauge, al Gubm nno 5bon-
beit reide Geutid-S uotirol, 5u Dem
altb Dos Munoerlano Der 9olonrlten
nit ietnen ratoromanilden 8olt>
lem 1tebt, ging ourb Den Jrieoel1s'
pertrag OH Stalien uerloren.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-17

oes groBen Stroller Winneiangers,
erbebt fid gu 8o5en oie gotii6e
8farrfirde, pie ein 9ieg oeS Men-
iben iiber Sen Stein, Die emit bon
&un1tarbeitern aus aQen @auen oes
GeutI6en @eideS in pieliabriger, be-
geiiterter 3uiammenarbeit gei6affen
mnroe. Die Grief Jet Bfarrfirbe
aber birgt einen Mltar oeS gerial'
item oeuti6en Mltarbauers aler Bet
ten, 6es Mibael Pader aus 9ru-
ned i'm Bltitertal. NadJit Ger alten
&auptltaot Meran idart bon itol5er
&0be SOS Stammf6lob Ger uroeut'
f6en @rafen bon Siro1 inS 2anb
berab, 6as Elm Sell 0eS &eiligen &o>
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-17

Die San6elsflotte ser groBen &epu>
bitten 8eneoig, @enlta, Biia, mar
5mar au6 in fr~iegsiabigem 3ultano,
Inn ii@ gegen Ole Hiraten mie gegen
tire 9riltli6en &onfnrrenten gu
f6mben, aber iie itan6 6o6 nit Sen
Eurfen in frieolibem @arenaus-
taui9. Man9mal iteigerte 1i6 oie-
Ter Berfebr iogar 5u einem 8Mn0niS
gege1 Sen Bap1t, men11 0iei er Die
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-17

@an6elsintereIen 6ur6freu5en molte.
gs ban0elte ii6 BEL 6ielem 8aren-
perfe6r ODER ni6t BLOB I'M Oen 8e=
5ug bon orientaliiden Seioenltoffe1t
Teppi6en uno an6ern gr5eugntlien
oes Recommendation &unItge1per-
bes, 1onoern ou9 tint leben0e 8are,
INN - 5flapen. Die Gbrilten to-
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-17
UMrkrttkrtfgp.
@on 0tto @ensel-G ffebarb.

6em @uIton 6as &ei1ige Grab Sen
Gbriiteu f%reigegeben. Die GIrfen
ubten aIio cine Toleran5, sic lei6er
FONT i'm Mben6lonoe 6amals ni6t
gu fin6en mar, pie oie fir6terli4en
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-17

our9 Sen MbfluB ser @ele6rten ~
untergega1tgenen oitr0miiben @ei-
DIES na9 Dem M6enOlanoe elmer bier
ent1tanoenen, Dem @6riltentum abge~
manoten Yewegung, 6em Slmanis'
mus, rei6e nel1e Nabrung 5ugefii6rt
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The New York herald., 1922-09-15
News Of the Real Estate World
EHRET PLOT LEASED
BY LUMBER DEALERS
Half Block on East Sixty-ninth
Street in Deal.

George II. Storm and associates. lun-
ber dealers. have leased from George
Ehret. with an option to purchase within
ten years at 100000, the half block of
twenty-five lots comprising the entire
frontage of $50 feet on the south side
of Sixty-ninth street, extending from
Avenue A to Exterior street. The lease
Is for twenty-one years from next jan
uary at from $500 to $1,000 net per
annum, with privilege Of renewing for a
similar term on a per cent. reappraisal
basis. The lessees have a yard at Sew
enty-first and Exterior streets.
VIM. A. White a. Sons have leased to
Dominic Tuzzio the building at 81
Wooster street, and with Rosenberg
Colt Company the seventh loft In ia
East Sixteenth street to Metropolitan
Hospital Supply Company. The same
brokers have also leased the following
office space in 21 Maiden lane to Lass
ner & Bamberger. in The Knickerbocker
Building to DIR. Walter Vaughan, in 68
William street to Thomas Boag & Co.
and in the Earl Carroll Theater Build
ing half floor to the Century Play
Company.
Steel Realty Development Corporation
leased for Henry CIews a portion Of the
building $50 Fifth avenue.
John III. Scheier leased through Clark
r. Chambers to the Stanley New York
Company store in 241 West Fifty-fourth
street to be used as an automobile sales
room.
The New York herald., 1922-09-15
PERSONAL AND IMPERSONAL.

The Duff e. Brown Company was the
broker in the sale for z. II. and r. NJ.
Cushman OF 532 West 14Sth street, a
three story dwelling.
Lawrence, Blake & Jewell have placed
for the estate of J. G. Fargo 100000 on
$50 West 172d street. two five story
apartment houses.
Steel Realty Development Corporation
procured first mortgage of $500 on
1852 Twenty-third street. Brooklyn.
Ernesto Cuozzo has placed a mort
gage of $4,000 on the Hotel Kaaterskill.
Catskill Mountains. New York. The
same broker has recently placed mort
cages amounting to $4,000 on various
properties in Manhattan. Brooklyn and
The Bronx.
The Walworth Realty Company. a
subsidiary of the Walworth Manufac-
turing Company of Boston. manufac-
turers of steam and gas fittings, has
awarded to Dwight r. Robinson & Co.,
Inc. the contract for a three story
warehouse on Jackson avenue. Long
Island City.
Helen Zlotolow is the purchaser of
the two apartments at 61S to 622 West
137th street. and Louis Habulin Is the
buyer of the four story flat at 6S7 Wales
avenue. recently sold through ]. Lemle.
M. NJ. Hayward & Co. were the
brokers in the sale of the three tene-
ments at All to AIS Amsterdam avenue
and 16S West Eighty-third street. form
ing an T. around the southeast cor
ner, to the Metropolitan Fireproof Stor-
age Warehouse Company for improve
ment with a warehouse.
Plans have been filed for an eleven
story office and stores building. 109x
1905 to be erected at 81 to 81 West
Sixtieth street by the S3 West Sixtieth
Street Corporation. w. l.. Rouse &
L. A. Goldstone the architects. esti-
mate the cost at 100000
Pease & Gilman have been appointed
by G. l.. Hodges managers OF the store
and apartment property at 16 East
Thirty-seyenth street. between Fifth anc
Madison avenues.
The New York herald., 1922-09-15
WEST BRONX LOTS
SELLIN QUICK TIME
j. P. Day Disposes Of 295
Montgomery Sites in Two
and a Half Hours.

For s441. 900 Joseph p. Day. Inc, auc-
tioneer. sold yesterday in u Nesey
street 2O5 lots in the Montgomery high
cottage property in the Morris Heights
section of West Bronx for the estate
OF the late Edward d. White. for
merly Chief Justice of the United
States. The property extends from
University avenue to the Harlem River
and Is bounded on the north by West
10th street and on the south by West
175th street Bidding for the lots was
lively. and a crowd of LOO persons at
tended the sale. which was completed
In two and half hours.
Among the buyers was Max Lasberg.
builder, who took the southwest cor
ner of Andrews avenue and lI6th street.
1o0xl50, for s27.150. Another buyer was
Albert J. Schwarzler, a Bronx builder.
who purchased for $4,000 the twenty
one water front lots between 18th and
i76th streets, and the twenty-five lots
on the west side of Sedgwick avenue
for $4,000. The southwest corner OF
University avenue and 10th street went
for $4,000 and the adjoining five lots
for $3.50
Four lots at the southeast corner OF
Montgomery avenue and 17sth street
sold for $500 each. Fifteen lots ad-
joining on the avenue went for $500
gomery avenue and 176th street sold
for $4,000 and the adjoining avenue lot
brought s3,loo.
The four lots at the southeast cor
ner Of Popham avenue and l75th street
sold for 81, 900 each. Two lots on Mont
gomery avenue with two lot IL" to
l76th street sold for $500 each. On
Montgomery avenue inside lots brought
$2,l00 each. The lot at the southwest
corner of Popham avenue ana 176th
street sold for s1,S50. and two adjoining
on the avenue went for $50 each. The
southwest corner of Undercliff avenue
and 176th street, two lots. sold for 1850
each, and inside avenue lots brought
the same figure.
TT has been our greatest SALE" said
the auctioneer, land indicates the mar
ket's wonderful strength. Many profits
were paid in the salesroom Immediately
after the properties were struck down.
Many buyers were builders who pro-
pose to build at once. Irrespective of
any pessimism which may exist IN ref
erence to building having been over
done there Is always great demand for
well situated property with good transit
facilities"