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The New York herald., 1922-05-03
DWELLING SALES TOP
BROOKLYN'S MARKET

Gustave Grard. builder purcha sed
from the Ughetta estate. 36 and ss Mon
roe place, two four story dwellings
Howard G. Pyle & Co. were the brokers.
it is the intention OF Mr.. Girard 10 re-
model these dwellings into duplex
apartment houses Mr. .Girard also
purchased the four story dwelling 15tA
Hicks street. between Clark aud Pier
repont streets. through Cary. Harmon
& Co.. as brokers. and resold the
property.
The new Smith street Realty Com
pany. W. Fairchlld. W. G. Gehring and
l.. Weller directors, purchased from
Joseph -. Whitney the business and
apartment property 50x1oo al ss to
go Smith street. northwest corner OF
President street, held at $4,000.
William D. A. kolb sold for iir-
provement with a six story apartment
TO the Ninety-ninc Joralemon street
Corporation. Joseph Scarbater, presi-
dent, for Caroline G. Mcclellan. ~ TO
i0i Joralcmon street. 15xlOf. through
TO Grace Court alley. The broker also
building and permanenf
mortgage Of S2o0oo from the Title
Guarantee and Trust Company.
Uuiklcy q liortcn Company rented
ll.o ocean avenue, between Glenwood
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belief OF most Of those consulted. although
lew estimated tina. IL would be shorter
Little concern was displayed. thG belief
that because OF slack business in the
women's shoe trade curtniled pro6uc-
ton would be more OF blessing than
an evil prevailing. Most spring and
summer lines have been delivered and
activities or fall lines Will not begin
until July. by which time it is conf
IDENTIFY felt the workers viii return
under an agreement providing for a 10
per cent, reduction Rumors that the
Cincinnati shoe manufacturers would
join the Rochester operators in forcine
labor readjustmeat downward were
current.
The New York herald., 1922-05-03
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILWAY co

EOrICE OF ANNUNL MEETING
Nnfice H. Hereby Given that the annual
nieating OF the stockholders OF the Seaboard
Air Line Railway Company will be held at
he principal office Of the Company North
Market street. IN the City Of Petersburg.
Virginia. at twelve o'clock noon. 1tauda rd
lime. on the Ilth day Of May, 1872 for the
purpose OF clecting n board 90 directors and
tho transaction OF any and all other business
that may come before the meeting. iuclud
Ing considering and voting upon the approval
and ratification OF all contracts. acts and
proceedings Of the board OF directors. exec
::fve committee aud officers since the last
annual meeting OF stockholders
In accordance with the provisions OF the
=. laws, the clos. % business on tho 18th
day Of April. 1922. has been fixed ~ the
time for determining stockholders of record
entitled 90 vote NJ said meeting.
ny ordar ~ the Executive COMMITTEES.
April Z. 1922.
HosT L. MUTT. Secretary.
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TrTE UNION Rag AND PAPER COMPANY
Eirst MOrtQage Five Per Cent. l.nlh i;nnds


The holders Of the First Mortgage Five
Per Cent. Gold Bonds OF the Union Bag and
Paper Company. secured by n mortgage to
The Trust Company OF America. as Trus tec.
dated June 2Sth. 1906, are hereby notified
that Union Bag e. Paper Corporation. the
successor by consolidation OF The Union Bag
and Paper COMPANY, elects 10 pay and re
deem on the first day OF July, 1922 all Of
the bonds secured by seld mortgage row
outstanding, By paying 30 Tile Equitable
Trust Company OF New York. che successor
BY merger OF The Trust Company OF Amer
lea, as Trustee OF said mortgage. for SAID
bondholders the accrued interest on all sue.
bonds and one hundred sud five per cent. Of
the principal OF all q such bonds. aud hereb
declares all OF such bonds 20 become and b.
due and payable on the first dsv OF July
l9s2. such bonds viii after the lG named
date draw no. Interest, and VIII cease to be
entitled 20 the benefits OF spid mortgage and
the Hen thereof VIII be relesqNd. Bonds ana
coupons may be presented for payment 20
The Equitable Trust Company ot New York
81 Wall Street New York CITY.
CHARLES y. SANDERS. Secretary
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BIG DEMAND FOR FINE
WESTCHESTER HOMES
Buyers Concentrate on Prop.
critics in Rye.

I.add & Nichols have sold for Richard
II. Forrest his estate on Hilltop place.
Rye. adjoining the Westchester- -Biltmore
Country Club and tho Auawamis Club
consisting OF four acres and an Italian
dwelling. to Charles l.. i. Clarke OF
Aldrod 4 Co OF this city. The property
was held at $4,000. The same brokers
also sold the estate of Thomas r. Hop
per. on Rye Beach avenue. and adj
Joining the new Rye Country Club.
Tte property was held at 100000 Ais,
for the Apawsmis Land Company.
new house on Mendoza avenue Rye.
near the Apawamis Club. to VI. Ran
dolph Knowlton OF the law firm OF
lGornblower & Weeks. The property
was held at 100000. These sales were
consummsted by Lloyd E Appleton.
vice president and manager of the RYE
office
Fish & Marvin have sold the former
"Sheehan property on the Bedford
road. Bedford Center n. ". to zenas
w. Carter OF Forest Hills, l.. l. The
property comprises eighteen acres. large
residence and numerous out buildings
and was held at $4,000. The same
brokers sold TO Charles Maddocks OF
this city the estate Of James r. Nc
Cabc on the south shore of Croton
Lake in the Township OF Yorktown The
property comprises sixteen acres. re-
modelled fern house and numerous out
buildings and was held at $4,000. The
brokers sold for Franklin r. Root
his property in BronXyiile consisting
of dwelling and plot occupying high
land in Saramore. The purchaser is
owen Coogsn, who win occupy. The
property was held at $4,000.
Chauncey Y. Griffen has rented. furn.
ished, for the coming season. the prop
erty OF Dr. William 3. Short, AT z
Jarchmont avenue, Larchmont Manor.
10 Henry G. Neltzicn
The Clark iIobrook residence on the
Shrewsbury River, Prospect avenue and
East Front street. Red Bank. n. j.. has
The New York herald., 1922-05-03
YELLOW can ro DouptE srocn

CHICAGO. May The Yellow Cab
Manufacturing Companys directors dc
cided to-day TO double ths psny's
outstanding stock an increase OF 1O0-
900 shares. The new stock would he
offered to rs stockholders at $40 a share.
Recently tic company declared a 100 per
cert. stock dividend. At present quota =
tious the stock outstanding has an
cuiivsicnt value oe about $500 for the
I'D ock. The compouys net earnings
''tf futr iDnnthg ~ iA22 were
ael. than 100000, II was announced.
The New York herald., 1922-05-03
Take Action on Frauds.

Action looking to prosecution Of
fraudulent bankruptcy cases was taken
I'm yesterdays meeting Of the Yard and
Bead Board OF Trade and provision for
collecting funds with which 70 carry on
such prosecution work was made. In
vcstigations into oil cases or alleged
bankruptcy will be instituted by the
asssciation's credit bureau and when
evidence is sufficient action 10 prosecute
,rill be taken Several cases pending are
thought 20 be fraudulent and the credit
bureau will investigate them.
The New York herald., 1922-05-03
NOTICE TO THE HOLDERS OF
Midvale Steel & Ordnance COMPANY
cJ-Sear 5es Sinking Fund Gold Bonds.
Due March 1. 1896.

Notice is hereby given that the amount Of
funds row In the Sinking Fund provided
under the Trust lndenture made by Midvale
Steel g Ordnance Company, dated March !,
J9fG. is SS55, 3.62 and that Guaranty Trust
Company of New York, as Trustee under
said fndenture. and pursuant 10 Article V.
thereof, will receive at its TRUST DEPART p
MENT, l4o Broadway. New York City, until
10 O'Clock A. NJ. on Monday May 1s i92.,
sealed proposals for the sale 70 it OF honda
secured by said fndenture in such amount
as win exhaust the Sinking Fund monies IN
hand. az tho lowest prices at which said
bonds will be offered for sale. but NOT eX-
ceediny 1886 OF the principal amount there
Of Interest on all bonds purchos sed will
cease on May l6. 1922. and payment OF the
amount of the accepted offers aud accrued
irtercs. due thereon win be made upon de-
livery to the Trustee OF the bonds purchased.
The right is reserved TO rejec. any or all
offers IN whole or IN part.
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK
BY WILLIAM c. POTTER, President.
Dated May ], 1927.
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been rented furnished for the summer
by Allaire n Son Agency of Red Bank
to Mrs. Richard Well. who is a sister
OF Percy $. and Herbert n. Straus who
have summer homes opposite Red Bank.
Nash s. Kennedy sold for Miss Emily
O. Butler a large plot on Fenimoro
road i'm FOX Meadows Scarsdalc; the
purchaser will erect residence.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
Liggctt & Myers Tobacco Company

81. Louis, Mo-, April y. 1922.
quarterly dividend or three per cent.
(3ee) was this day declared upon the COM
mon Stock and Common Stock OF LtG-
cETT a. MYERS TOBACCO COMPANY,
payable on June tst. 1922. 10 holders OF rec
ORD OF Common Stock and Common Stock y
3; the close of business on May 18th. 1922.
Checks WIN be mailed.
Il T. ANDERSON. Treasurer
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LOAN FOR SAKS T. co. STORE.

There has been recorded sa,b0o,0
sinking fund mortgage by Saks & Co.
on their proposed new home on Fifth
avenue between Forty-ninti and Fffticth
streets The loan is made with tbs
Central Union Trust Company, az trus-
tee. for term Of twenty years. Plsrs
Cor tho nine story building TO be erected
on the site were filed last year. carrying
an estimated cost ot 32.oo0.0op.
The New York herald., 1922-05-03
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
THE HANOVER NATIONAL BASK
Of the City of New York,
Nassau e. Pine Sts

NASSAU q Pine SIS.
New Yorls, May .. 1922.
10 the Shareholders
Of T-ne Hanover National Bank
OF The City OF New York:
Notice is hereby given that n special mset-
.JIE Of the shareholders OF this Bank has
Asen called and win be held at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, On Tuesday. the sixth day Of June.
ieyc, ~ the banking office Of The Hanover
~stional Bank OF the City OF New York.
corner OF Nassau and Pine Streets, Mania l.
ian. CITY OF New York. 20 vote upon the
following resolution
RESOLVED. that. under the provisions
OF the Act OF Nav ]. 1885. the Capital
stock OF this Association he increased in
-. Es.ra OF ~ 000, 600, making the total
ckssftsl $4,000 900. Said increase shall be
made BY a stock dividend from the un-
divided profits of the Bank. and 70 vote
upon such other matters as may properly
he brought before said meeting.
By order OF the Board OF Directors.
WILLIAM r. CABLE. JR.. Cashier.
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The New York herald., 1922-05-03

Frances Maher to Gertrude Z. Maynard
81 West Seventy-sixth street, four
story dwelling. lsx1oo with its furnish
ings held at $4,000
The Brown Wheelock Co., Inc. sold
for Mrs. Frederick Well 1851 Park
avenue. modern three story dwelling.
20x69. between Ninety-fourth and Nine
ty-fifth streets. The purchaser will
make extensive alterations and occupy.
Henry =. Dardca. the buyer OF the
three story dwelling. 20x99. H. at 81 East
i3Sd street. has sold the property to
Louise T.. Pieters.
Deals Rev called IN Transfers.
Theresa SAKE sold 10 S =. Holden
stein and Isidor III. Kempner. 2 five
story flat, 25xS0. at 642 Columbus ave-
nue.. north Of Nincty-first street.
4. C. Quackenbush sold to Jacob
Mann five story flat with stores,
Ninety-seventh street.
Viola l.. Jones sold 10 the Raygold
Realty Company = five story house
with stores, 25X1o05. at 25S West Forty
seventh street.
Abraham Goldberg sold to tho Con-
gregation Sons OF Moses Anshel An
disel a three story house. 25.oxS77. at
l3J Henry street.
Henry y. Tiff sold to tho Workmen's =
Circle q five story store te nement. %. .2x
So. et 2ll Henry street
Dennis O'Neil sold 10 Max Muller n
six story store flat. 25aS9 at 1S West
Tooth street
The New York herald., 1922-05-03
Redemption Notice
HARRISBURG LIGHT AND
POWER COMPANY
Five Year Six Per Cent Gold Note,


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
Harrisburg Light and Power Company, pur-
suant to the provisions of Article ., Section
l. of it's indenture to Commonwealth Trust
Company, as Trustee. dated December 2,
1915, has elected to pay and redeem on the
sand Five Hundred Dollars (S3I,500.0O OF
its outstanding Five Year Six Per Cent Gold
Notes, issued under said indenture, of the
following numbers and denominations, to
ils. 12o. 127. 12s. 131, 143. 15s. 1e1. 1872.
l6s, 115, 17e, III, $50. 1s6. 1914. 203.. 214.
21s, 23o. 235, 23s, 253, 254 and 265 OF tho
denomination OF One Thousand Dollars
Is1 100000 each and Notes numbered 2, 3,
u. %. 81. 40. a. ~. so. &c. 73. "A. 20.
"a. 80, 90 and 20 OF the denomination OF
Five Hundred Dollars (S500.00) each, by
payment of the principal amount thereof and
the accrued interest thereon, to said first
day OF June, 1922. In accordance with the
toned Notes will be and become due and
payable on said first day OF June, 1922, at
the office of the Commonwealth Trust Com
pany. 222 Market Street, IN the City of
( harrisburg, Pa, at par and accrued interest,"!
thereon to such date, and that from and
after said date interest on the above mem
toned Notes shall cease and said Notes
shall be deemed 10 be paid and discharged
and not outstanding for any OF the pur-
poses entitled TO any of the benefits OF
said indeniure. The holders of said Note,
are hereby required 10 present the same for
redemption and payment on said date at said
office OF the Commonwea Trust Com
pany, accompanied by all coupons maturing
after said date.
Federal Income Tax certificates with
respect 70 the accrued interest must be fur
nlshed.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
II. w. STONE, Secretary.
Dated April 90, 1892
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GENERAL DEVELOPMENT COMPANY.

May ist. 1922
Al a meeting OF the Board of Directors OF
the General Development Company. held this
day, n dividend OF twenty-five cents (2Jc.J
pany was declared. payable May 20th 1872.
20 stockholders OF record at the close OF
business on May 10Th. 900. Books win not
cluse. SAM a. LEWISOilN, Treasurer.
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Comment on shoe strike.

Comment heard ierday among shoe
manufacturers concerning the walkout
OF shoe employees Wv Rochester was
mainl, on the probable duration Of the
strike. Three months was the time in the
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Office ot
THE MANHATTAN LIFE INSUR.
ANCE COMPANY

~. &c. Gs & 20 broadway. New York n y.
The annual election for eight Directors 81
ih,s Company will be hold IN accordanc-
With tlc Insurance laws Of this Sia,e, ~
ihia office. Tuesday. aiey 9TH. iqe1 TN.
nclis wii be opened from 1000 y
. r. NJ.
MELvIN pcMOTr. SecTtay
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THE Amherst National Bank OF Bnffa,s
located at the City Of Buffalo, in the state
OF New York. Is closing its affairs. All
note holders and other creditors of tho as
sociation are. therefore. hereby notified 10
present the notes and other claims for pay.
meat
Dated January 20. 1922.
6. J. URBANSEI, Cashier
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other Dwelling Sales.

Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. have sold
for T.. Dlmon Bird OF Tiffany & Co.
q five story dwelling, rs 9x102.2. at 70
East Sixty-th'rd street, between Fifth
and Madison avenues. The proper'v
was held at S90ooo.
Wood. Dolson Co. Inc. through r.
NJ. Macfarlan. sold for VI. Q. Levy the
three story dwelling. 17x100. at $40 West
Elgaty-seventh street. between West
End avenue and Riverside Drive IN
Dr. John W Bracken, a physician for
occupancy. The property was held at
so 200.
Tire two four story dwellings. on plot
loxeS. at 22s-237 Central Park wes,,
south OF Elshty-fourth street. have been
sold by the Alwyn Improvement Com
pany represented by Charles VI. Rosen-
thai. attorney. TO the West Seventy
ninth street CORPORATION jerome c.
and Mortimer q. Mayer).
The Pierre e. Golden Co sold for
The New York herald., 1922-05-03
OPERATOR ACQUIRES.
G0ODSELL HOUSE
BUYS Old West 72d st. Parcel
Near Drive: Hotel May
Rise on Site.

Samuel Brener, operator, has pur-
chased the Goodsell house at 324 West
Seventy-second street with its abuttins
garden, 50yl00. at 319-321 West Seventy
first street. The estate of Mary Good
sell which has held the property for
more than thirty years was represented
by the Farmers Loan and Trust Com
pany as executor SPOTS & Starr
were the brokers.
The property Is an old landmark. which
faces ND Riverside Drive and commands
a view OF the Hudson River. II is a
four story and basement structure on
n lot 22x102.2 and is adjacent to ;tc
Chatsworth Apartments and annex u!
viii probably be sold TO builder TOT
Improvement with an apartment horcL
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PROPOSALS.

UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE.
NORFOLK, NA.--Sealed proposals viii bs
received here until II NJ, May te. 1879. sad
80 ling ship Maria Borgos." sunk in lamp
Ton Roads, Va. Further Information on s..
pl'caton.
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road and Avenue u. two story ard
attic frame dwelling with garage Ter
Mrs Clara NJ Bockhurst.
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TIE Broadway National Eank o: Buffalo,
located at the City OF Buffalo, In the State
OF New York, r. closing its affairs. All note
holders and other creditors OF the essoc.a.
iion are. therefore. hereby notified to pre-
sent the notes and other claims for payment
Dated January 20. 1922.
JOHN A. STACHOwIAIS. Cashier.
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The New York herald., 1922-05-03

Detroit United Railway called for redemption June 1922
a the office OF Company of New York,
so Broadway City, OOA OF the
face value of thereof Two Million
Dollars 000O00 value Notes OF the above issue The serial
numbers of the Notes which drawn by
by the Trustee and which hereby called for redemption
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NOTICE OF REDEMPTION OF
Detroit United Railway
Five Year TO Collateral Trust Gold Note.

Issued under Collateral Trust Indentme dated
April /, 1918, between Detroit United Railway and
Central Trust Company OF New York, as Trustee.
NOTICE is herebu oiUen as f0llOLUs:
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BONDS STOCK EXCHANGE
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-20

Voters. sumbitted by Mrs. Lynn W. Wilson, and read by Miss Grace Mur- ray, at the county meeting in Stam- ford, yesterday, a motion was made to send to the members of the Bridgeport League and Mrs. Wilson ton for the splendid progress of the local branch and the magnificent mass meeting which was ne1d here recent ly The report was excellent and showed a heahhful social and f1nan- cia1 condition in the local league. Re- seven leagues in the county, Green w1ch, Riverside, Stamford, New Ca naan, Norwalll, Stratford and Ridge field. The next county meeting will be held in Bridgeport on February 23.
 Mrs. Emerson Newell of Green ceed Mrs George Thorne Hill, Jr., re- signed; and Mrs. Samuel c. Shaw of this city, was voted vice chairman to succeed Mrs. Latham Bartlett of Nor walk, resigned. Mrs. Clement Fuller of Stamford, and Miss Maude Hull of Stratford, were reelected secretary and treasurer, respectively.
 During the meeting Mrs. Herbert Knox Smith of Pennington, state president of the league, spoke on the Shepperd-Towner bill and urged the committees to make plans to use the state appropriations in the best man ner possible. Mrs. F. Louis Slade regional director of the Second dis trict of the League of Women Voters, addressed the gathering on the intri- tate meaning and methods of the peace conference to which she was member of the Women's Advisory Board. She asked members to spread Cne propaganda of the necessity of peace and the abolishing of further Wars.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-20
Told Tale Of Terrible
 Abuse, Granted Divorce

Displaying an ugly cut wound on her forehead, carefully concealed with an attractive head dress and also O low brimmed hat, Sadie Ellen Daine avenue, Stamford, was shortly after granted a divorce by Judge Christo- pher L. Avery. Represented by At Gorney Charles E. Moore of the Lock City, Mrs. Gibbons appeared against her husband Ernest Clyde Gibbons, DOW believed to be in Gouveneur, N r.
 Married in watertown, N Y, Feb ruary s, 1908, and always abused, the climax of her marital tro-ClIs came when her husband dragged her into the dining room, cut her forehead b1ackened her eyes, tried to choke her to death. and finally threw, her to the floor and administered such a beating and kicking that her spine has become under the care of a physician. who attributes violent headaches to the in jured spine, which will never be bet ter. This was a portion of the peti- tioner's testimony this morning. Judge Avery held a short divorce session previous to the calling of the short calendar
 After this beating the plaintiff fled to the home of her sister, Effie Mar garet Lewis, at the Stamford au- dress. She has since supported her self, and for time her husband He followed her to Stamford. and she gave him another chance. However. he continued his in-reatnlent and when Ae drew a revolver and threat ened her life the sister ordered him from the house. Charles Kling. for 26 years employed by the railroad, at Stamford as a train dispatcher a boarder in the Lewis household gave valuable testimony.