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New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
Quick Resale
OfFIats Facing
Central Park
Two Large Houses Sold ON
Monday Figure in Another
Deal TO Operator; Trading
Centers in Harlem Section

Joseph shenk bought from the
Meister Builders, lnca the Two SIX
storv elevator apartments at $40 Cen
trail Park West and 90 West Ntnety-
seventh street, southwest corner
io0x2OO. the purchase Of which BY the
.ellers from William Spain was re-
rorted in these columns yesterday
ioscph Strauss was the broker ia the
Another resale By Mr.. Sheuk Involves
tho ave.story apartment at 2b Sher-
nan Avenue, 75xi5O. The seller was
The Joe-Hen Realty Company Ben
jamin Harris was the broker.
Tsaac Lowenfeld and William Prayer
resold 20 John J. Mcdonnell bIl west
i7bth Street, fve-story modern apart
uent. 5OxiOO, housing twenty ram mllles'
The broker was Charles A. Du bois,
Lowenfeld & Prayer sold 20 the Primei
Realty Corporation 2240 Amsterdam
Avenue. a fve-story modern apartment
with two stores, 4sKs4.A The BROKER
was Jacob Price.
The p. n. & g. Corporation, Nose
Goodman president, sold 20 tne
crsYsnoi Construction Company the
fvo. story apartment at 5l2 West zlEth
street. lOOxiOO, near Broadway. The
house was recently completed oy the
sellers. Lyman II. Cohen was 1he
broker. , ia
the seven tory apartment ~ East
Thirty-frst Street. known a. Wy
Hampton Apartments, 70 Hesry rs rs
ehal. and the hve-story apartment lvL-
lO4 Convent Avenue for Samuel FranN
TO Solomon Silberberg, OF beyonhe'
Mary c. Reilly sold 70 katheI,hs
Hampton the four-story tehenleh' ~
1867 Park Avenue, 25Sl0.
Clare Rothsehild cold 20 Henry W.
serrnan the fve-story nat AZ 40 N"''
lOist street. 2bxl001l. u
The Yycl Realty Company SOFA 20 - -
Messinger Bros. Realty company r-ls Wv
six-story fat with stores AZ Sl-'' N~s'
10th Street, l6.i0xl0O.ll.
Joseph Lubarsky sold to Uesrt = Ssne, 1,ne.
zia the hye-story tenement At ~ H"s'
10th Street, 33.sxi00ll.
Albert Gross sold 20 Louis sehNAIt.
the fve-story tenement, with stores ~
the southeast corner OF Madhoh AFe
nue. and 18th street, 25.6NlOOll.
Edward A. Arnold sold for Augusta
z Cohenfeld the fve-story nat az fs<
West f2fth Street, 25xlOO.
Nellie Y. Pfaf sold 20 Edward Mef-
kert the five-story house at Ola west
i33d Street, 25x9s.ll'
The Rovegno & Vialottl Realty Com
pany sold 20 Gaspare and Mary Feea-
rotta the six-story tenement, with
stores. az 3s2 and 3s4 Bleeeker Street,
southwest corner Of Perry Street.
426x70.
Hamilton Iselin & Co. sold for Fred
erick Brown the property AZ $50 20 $50
Columbus Avenue, southeast corner OF
Seventy-ninth Street. four-story
house and stores, isx76.
Cammann, Voorhees, & Floyd sold for
the Central Yerein Of New York 70
client Of John Finek 304 East Seventy
fifth Street, a fve-story fat, 25xi0O.
The Arnold Investing Company. Inc,
purchased from the Reyyan Realty
Company. Inc, Gao and 651 First Ave-
nue., fve-story tenement, with two
stores. 2sxs0. j. c. Hough & Co. were
the brokers.
Lowenfeld { Prayer resold. through
Charles A. Du Bois, the fve-story, 90
foot front apartment az 52l West lIbth
Street
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06

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New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
Commercial Credit

Commercial paper was fairly active
yesterday. with rates ranging from ~
70 per cent The bulk Of paper. how
ever. discounted nt AZ per cent. The
immediate outlook in the commercial
money market is FOR fairly steady bor-
rowing, with rates holding around their
present levels or possibly declining
slightly.
The American Acceptance Council
yesterday quoted the following dis
count rates on prime bankers accept
anees eligible for purchase By Federal
Reserve banks.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
Hedley Sees Good Year
Ahead for marlborough
Says Readjustment Plan Would
Have Made Possible a Big
Balance Iosf Year

II the Electromagnetic read
justment plan had been effective dur
ing the year ended June 30 last TIC In
.erborough Rapid Transit Company
would have shown a balance Of s4.0il,-
523 instead Of a dsheit Of more than
5000 900, according TO information
presented yesterday BY Frank Hcdley,
l;s president and general manager. in a
letter 70 the bondholders and note
holders committee.
Mr. Hedley, who stated that the COM
pany under the terms Of the agree
ment was about to issue S34,S3O.000
ten-year secured convertible per cent
notes 10 retire and refund 90 per cent
Of the outstanding three-year issue.
said thnt under the plan the eompany's
fixed charges had been materially re-
dueed. lie showed the effect Of the
plan graphically b. dcdueting from the
known results q operation for the last
fiscal year the interest (but not sink
ing fund.- on the !. r. T. bonds, the IN
terest on the new !. r. 7. notes and on
the Manhattan Railway bonds. Such q
statement follows:
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
Jones & Laughlin Steel
To Quadruple Capital
Reorganized Company Will
Have s60.000.000 Common
and S60.00O.000 Preferred

PITTSBURGH. Dec. 5.-Thc Jones {
Laughlin Steel Company Is TO be reor-
ganized shortly as the Jones & Laugh
lin Steel Corporation. with n capital
stock issue OF s60.OOo,0O0 preferred
and $50. 900. 900 common. The present
capitalization is 10000, 900, all in
common stock.
Announeement Of the Reorganization
wns made tonight. Formal action will
be taken by the board Of directors the
latter part OF the week. The present
management will not be affected by
the change, IL was said.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
ManutaetureS Commercial COMPANY

or STOCKHOLDERS
Noiics 70 hereby given that a special
meeting of the stockholders Of the Manu-
facturcrs Commercial Company has been
called and will be held on the 3ofh day
% December, a. ID. If27, az ten o'clock A.
~, az the principal once OF the Company
fifteenth floor OF bullding). No. 1s9
Broadway. IA the Borough of Manhattan,
City of New York. State OF New York (bs-
Ing the same place. IN the sane city as
the last preceding annual meeting OF the
corporation WAS held. for the purpose OF
voting on a proposition that the corpora
tion Be dissolved forthwith. and passing
and adopting such resolutions ~ may be
pertinent 10 such proposition, and trans
acting such other business as may properly
come before tho meeting.
By order o. the Board 81 Directors
q. =. HUGGiNs. PreHident
2. r SHEIBLEY. Secretary.
Dated. December 4. 1922
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
Suites for Park Ave. Hon.

Herbert A. Sherman soid ier WI,
Pettee 81 Park Avenue. 1880, a.,
story house. The buyer viii slsr
property into bachelor apartm,s.,
Edward c. II. Yogeer sold fsr I.
Dooling the three-story dvsINs,
West Ninety-ssyenth Street ifls
Adelaida Tipaldi sold 70 Jossvi q,
giAno the three.story dvsllins Al !
East Ninety-third Street, ilrSi
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
Sailed Yesterday

TauT L1cF6nblch- H0sf0n. FaHNH. AZ
row. beaumont. Andannla tBr). Boston
Lake Galistoo. Manafi. ~ Oricnte. Gal
weston: n LaEo. New Orleans. Taormina
QtaD. Naples. Nervler tBelg), Havre
Byron y Benson. los Angeles city oi
Montgomery. Savannah. Matura tBr), Gre
nada; Princess NAY lBrl, Klngstoni Nis-
tuIa fDanz). Houston. Colon. Cristobal
Munplace. Vera Cruz. Harvester. Port Ar
thur. Zarcunbo, fiavre. Apache. Jackson
Vile and Charleston North American
fBr1. -rurks Island. socony. With ! barge .
schra Georgia ID ID Jcnkina. JacksonNAos
Gardiner c uctrng.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
Manufacturers Commercial COMPANY

OF STOCKHOLDERS
Notice is hereby given that a special
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Manu-.
facturers Commercial Company has been
called and will be held on the Plat day
of Deccm Der. a. ID. 1922 az ten o'clock A
n. az the Office Of the Company (hfteenth
rooT or buildinE). no. 2o3 Broadway. IA
the Borough OF Manhattan, City Of New
York. state Of New York for the purpose
of determining whether the Manufactur-
crs Commercial Company shall sell. dis
pose Of and convey al its property and
assets Except the franchise 10 be a cor.
porationl b. and with the consent OF the
tockho.d dors. as provided By law, and
passing and adopting such resolutions az
may be pertinent 10 such sale and transfer
~ 80 consented 10, and transacting such
other business as may properly come be-
fore fhe meeting
By order Of the Hoard of Dlrectors
O. r. HUGGINs, President
y. = SHEIBLEY. Secretary.
Dated, December 4. 1924
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
Real Estate News

which viii involve more M o.
G. B. Meyers Is designisg ~
teen.stofy apartment hotel 49,, =. Z.
gan White will erect on n. .l' <
Carlton Terrace restaurant I.
southwsst corner Of Brosg.
Tooth Street. fesg 4
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
IexinQton Ave-. Cnrner h.

Ennis & Sinnott purchased irsa
Stonewall Realty Company he q.
west corner Of Lexington Avszs,
Ninety-third Street. a fouF.sto1 }
ness building, iO0.sxis4, throw
Strauss.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
Aver Estate TO Get Sl.2an
Income From 59th sr

The Nonderer Corportionh
twenty-one years the proOen- =
10 East Fifty-ninth Street y
Aver estate, Of Boston. Thses-s
viii pay Si,2b0,00O dgrag q, - ~
aeco ding 10 the Cross a &c.,
psny, who negotiated TIE 4, -
lessse will alter the buil1s, ~
bu ding posts ace more s1s..,,s ~
new building VIII be sselsl : .
site.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
50, 500, 900 Loaned for
Raild1ngs and Farms

The Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company yesterday authorized loans
on bond and mortgage amounting to
Ss,500,0O0. OF this Si000.0o0 is for
housing. $1,000 900 for business build
ings and S2,500,000 on farms. The New
YORK City loans are for i5i dwellings
and five apartments accommodating f5S
families, amounting 90 sl,500,000.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
Marine Reports
THE TIDES

wlnds at sca To-day
East Oulf--Moderhts sastsriy. generally
fat ... -. .
ra-fiy overcast. probably local rains over
Carikbean Sea and WlndWarf fasfaEc'-
Moderate 10 fresh northeast. pafty over
east probably local rains.
rorth of sandy Hook-fresh 70 strong
vest and northwest. generally fair.
sandy Hook 10 Hatteraa-frcth % strong
northwest. fair.
Hsitsfas 10 Fiorida straits-Moderais 20
fresh north and northeast, partly ovcgcast.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
FINANCIAL
Rfsro5siss'tDs y
RATr tgkV COMPANY

NAIL " - k2A'NA - -
pufsusni 10 the psovisions q ilt -. -
Agreement oi RrorEtnizanou - -,
hcf /. 1871, the underrE Ensd kc1f,..s-,
Managers hase made and Pasatif- - =.
General Creditors oi 90 Astesn. -.
Ieras Railway Company az n =. -.
Kans1s a Teas Railway ConflsI 9 p. -
ard 90 Th. Wichita fals 4 Ae.-J-
Railway Company. and 70 ~ - -,
following bonds guaranteed ~ - -.
b. Missouri. Kansas A Tea, 49, q.
psny. viz. First Mofif1ft u" ~ -
Bonds Of Teas a Ok,shoma kl.E..- a.
pany, First Mortgsge fiFe ~ 49,
oi The sherman. Shfeye,os ~
Railway Company, ana f.ii Is.tlfnt
Per Cent Bonds q Thc ba''~
hofthern kailro2d. ..r.,--st frust
Said oaers are on Sc - -, Ntr
Company. DeposltaTy. = 4 O.
York City. and copla 1st- r.-esusis
tained frosn sid Drp114 y n,~.Iltsr1,
Trust Company, AGcnt q - 0sssurA
Tzl Locust Street 81 ~
On or S.iors ssvssssr IS. iS..: va, ~ Z
efai Creditors should cepoai - Z, ~
their claims with said Drpof'lJ ~ - -
Agent aud holders oi ssid ru.,...,s &,
should deposit the sane. = -. y
accompanied b. al uspaia 49,
sad Dspositafy. 80,
JkW. Snissaf = y
HsIt6AKrtE 4 a.;
Rso,essssiis, H'''
The tine for the tsposi 3 80
el cialns ard susfsntsst esn@ 4. h
ancs With the ohsrs rsfsrrsd y = .
goinE notice has been esis-
including JANUARY 2. ts1s' ,,r
Dated, New York. N0vsnber y, ~ ..
Rw. SrtleeE
HsIfsssrsz 4 CO,
Rssrssssssi'ss =
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
s5OO,OOO Loan on Fin

s. W. straus a Co. have undsrvr.,
100000 first mortgage 9 psf =
serial bonds for twelve yesfr I, 1
nine-story Fat being erected 4
East Fifty-second Street, s5rlN
the 80 East Fif,y-second Strsr 4
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
Vincent ]. SIaitcry Buyer of
Broadway and 18th 81. Corner

Vincent J. Slattery Is the real buyer
Of the northwest corner Of Broadway
and Sevcnty-seventh Street. 979xl07-S.
the sale Of which By the zubow estate
was in these columns yesterday. sharp
& Co.. brokers. have arranged the
hnRneing for Mr.. Siattery for a four
teen-story apartment for the site,
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
DIVIDEND NOTICEs

UNITED DyEwooD CORPORATION.
Nrw York DECEMBER J. 1884
IlilFfsIiRlD CAFITAi. STOCK DIVIDEND NO. Is
COMMON CAPITAL STOCK uuVIDESp 40 IS
The following dividends on the stocks Of
his Cooperation have been declared: A divi-
ofnd Of N.io per share lfrom q sum set
the year lfell on the Preferred stock: a
dividend of fi.bo per share on the Common
stock, both dividends payable January 2
1873, 20 holders of record OF Preferred and
Common Siorks az the close of business De-
ccmher 10. ie32
The Transfer Docks viii not bo closed.
Checks VII be mailed hy the New York
Trust Company % New York
ERNEST ". PICKER. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
Romeo Theaier Sod

Frieda Hart purchased hs 81
story Romeo Theater. 2i.lxiol Z
Park Row, running through 70 y =
BoWery. from Joseph A. Silver
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
LivestOcks, Meats. Provisions

Steers. fair 20
prime. 100 lbs fs.-sd 1913 "a -
Drcsscd beef
sides d.. 100 - .lo1 -
1--we vcala. com
mon 10 prime.
100 iba....-.-. t-50alA 9.boei1.s5
ID rcaaed veal.
city. lb.t..+t. .l10 - .l11 -
Dressed mutton.
city lh..----. .021 .li -Qle ~
Live lambs. fair
% prime. 100
lbr ..s-.s.... 1900 1890 1900 l-tNN
Dressed . n m b..
city. d.. zoo 20 200 -
Hoga. 100 lbs. f.lta 9.ss ftee 500
Dressed hogs. bn-
con. lh........ .lfr ulAE .ll1 Hlfl4
Pork. bbi........ $1,000 1000 .b.ooa 4b-.3
Mess beef. bbi 1900 1i7o0 i1.oo4lfoe
Lard. Mlddic
West. 100 lba. ~ GfGifT5 f1tl f.t5
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
sURRoGATES' NOTICES

DELIYIELD. MARY COLEMAN IN
pursuance q an order Of Hcnorabls John
p Cohalnn. . Surrogate of the County 81
New York. NOTICE ~ HEREBY OWN
q al persons having claims against NARY
coLENlN DELAFIEt u. lats of the
Counfy 81 New York. recessed 70 present
fhs same, With vouchers thereof 70 fhe
nubscrl hers 80 their place Cf trannactinf
business. az the of1Cos Of Deiansid. ThorHe
Bcflelgh. their attorneys. AZ Ne q
Cedar Street. g. the Borough % Manhattan
IN the City of New YORK. State Of Neu
rork. % 81 before the ga cay of Jan.
Nsry. 1915.
D.isd. New Tsrk CITY. the Inb SAs
nf July, 1s11
1oHN ROSS DELArTELn.
EDWARD e DKlAFTELD.f ( AAsestsfA
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
.o1ter o. sfDE.rIl:s..,., .

noTfcT o. Htpts .',,-1 -
To hsifsa Al fstsD astss -
f-csn i9 saftlsl gsttngtsa rtiae ~
Vlstssg astsa--Au ~ ~ fnlft y.
othsr~iss kny.a ss Cnltsd 80" 1saa1.. =,
Sesss n 1917 fsss. sbish bG ...-.sr.f = r
Ssssr "A b. {, b. r. ef 800 = Z
Dsual numbers. harnf - ---c|nl -
Vuruoss hg VI IN tts mannn 49, ~ -,
fsrrsfafy of "a Tuaaurf. e.. -, = - I,
foo on Dsssmbaf 10. ltll ss- - aH..~
rgsn for redampflo1 scnlntee ~ - -
IN Trsaaury Dtpaftmant CIt1n - - ;.
ApFfl ~. 1918. unosf H1ln a - =
rails lalnai Interest q ~ .-.fi.s .. =
girfory Notes ftus ealat - r-1-r r ~ Z.
"a ssid rsasnpfion date, Destn, r@r,l -
yirtsrf notss q ths ~
~ Artinsi6Ihinf letters %. ~ =
.-,sssS . h shsir s-nsI sunb.s scs.'--Si'ss. - .
nanrsr afsefsd ~ fhia seI - 4 9rfN
MI hsccms az ara ralses ..rsa
Ma -. 1874. assorcin1 = ~" .....rl,
1-Daallsd inferpafion - . -, -.
and surrsnesr - ~ gsf onL -. = -.
1sd1nolioa undaf fnI cal - = =
bspsrfnsnt ciFssiaF ~. -. 49, eaee - -.
soriss n uhfch mas y gbtnin.l ~ r.'-,s1lI ~
bssslsS.ni. Dirasn = Lesns az -. -.
Infisa. D. C.. q aD tslsin Nll1....'
sus "a na s.,ssfv = =
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
Sales I'm NIorristown

Joseph P. Day solo l65 Sps.r
Avenue, Morristown, \. j. . =
Grupelli for $4,000.
Eugene V. Welsh sold forNinb.
Adelaide Armstrong her hs's
Mount Kemble Avenue, Aofns'.
n. j., 20 Mrs. l.. ". Thyn, o. itt Z.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
$4,000 Great Neck /

Harvey Craw sold the John Ia
tate, a. Middle Neck Road ari .
point Avenue, in Great Neck. Nj
$4,000. 20 Bernard K!einsehnA
this city.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
lG-Story Earl.on Aparmns
Hotel I'm ia Z,

James J. Grove soid ~ p
Flemming the thlrss.u-s.srv -
apartment hotsi. With .grni,.'--
lls West Sevee.y-se,ond Sea-.
eludinR q lease o. fifteen year, !,
aggregate rental Of ti5s.OO6. 70 IA.
Jones.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
To the Owner of
TIP TOLEDO EDISON COMPANY

AAAE AOiNDV EUlNNN NWmFAN1
Prior Preferred Stock. So Cumulative.
Series A.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that The
Toledo Edison Company desires 90 purchase
en January 1T. iesa. t1s.o0o par value Of
80 Prior Preferred stock. 80 Cumulative,
ferita A. af prices not exceeding 1857 q
the par value thereof. Sealed tenders are
invited 10 he made 20 Henry 4. nohcrtY a
company. 90 Wall street. New York city.
FISCAL Agent or The To Edlson Com
fany, Tor TIE sale OF such Prior Preferred
stock. - Cumulative. Series A. 90 prices
uot excecding that above mentioned.
All tandcrs must be securely s~alcd and
rarfed Proposal for sale Of The Toledo
Edison Company Prior Preferred stock. ~
Cumulative series A.. shah b. deemed 20
10 offrs 10 sell any or AL of the shares
- rendered. whether 80 ezprcsscd or rot,
snd musi be received ~ the ufice cf sal1'
ttscai Agent On or before ncceW3er g. l911
Advlces a. % gcccpied tenders Wiz 10
mailed b. said Fiscal Agent on or before
December g. 1929
TIE ToiEDO EDISON COMPANY.
~ FRANK r. COATES.
Preaiient.
DATED Hovsmbe- ssh. 1884
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
L u FRINK nc

The Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders
of the Company. a New York Corporation.
VIII be held az the once OF the Corporation.
~ No. 20 Tenth Avenue. New York City, on
Thursday. December IN. 1922 az ! o'clock
Ia th. Afternoon, for the following purposes
year.
2. Approval n al action taken BY the
Omcefs during the past year
2. lfanfaction Of such other business a.
may lawfully come before tho meeting
v. II. SPENCER Secretary
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
Sale of Snruce 81. Cors

William F. Grell sold 10 CT
Graham the two-story buildhf =
stores az the southwest corner 4 G.
and Spruce Itreets, 25x25.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
ELECTIONS

THE GUARDIAN LIZ INSURANCE
COMPANY OF AMERICA.
The annua eiertion cf Directors cf this
Company VIII tc hcId AZ lfE principal
once, Ne. 20 Cnlon Square. In the Clty o.
rev YORK, on ~ cdunslay, the l1th dag a.
Deccmter, lg19 FEN m A ~ 10 1 II n
4. A GOEkE. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
III TExAs CoNPANY

UIVIIfUd NO n
A dividend of = on the par value OF al
% the outstanding capital stock OF this
PAYABLE December 80 1874 20 stockhold-
srs cf record Dccsrbcr z, 1919.
W. vs.. BRUCE. TrseFursr.
&svenbsr Is. 1874
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
NOTICE 10 srocKHoIpERs,

New York, November n. 1874
A Special Meeting OF tho stockholders
of A. y. HYDE & SONS will be held on
the 7th day Of December. 1922. al 1910
q. NJ. 90 the once OF such company at
Room ili4. No. z Rector Street, Borough
OF Manhattan. city Of New York. FOR the
purpose OF voting on proposition 90 in
crease US capital stock from $1,000, 900
consisting of ten thousand shares Of the
par value % ii0o each. TO f1.55G. .OeO 70
OF Sioo each
WALTER L. wORRALL. President
HENRY ID. PLANT. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
IoNcAcRE LAND COMPANY.

IONCACRE LAND COMPANY.
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
Ine An1ual Meeting OF the stockholters
or the Longacre Land Company will bs held
90 the once " the Company. No. III Broad
way. New York. y. T., on Monday the 18th
DAY ~ December. 1879. az II O'Clock IN the
forenoon for the election ~ Directors and
the Transaction o. such other business ae
may properly come before the meeting
WA ENEKDELL, JR.
Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06

The Annual Meeting OF Stockholders Of
The white Road Construction Company of
New York. inc. will bo held on the nth
day ~ December, 1929. 81 - o'clock noon
~ sai3 day, ~ the principal once OF the
Company, No gf2 Madison Avenue. Borough
" Manhattan. City Of New York. for the
election Of seven 90 directors and for the
transaction o. such other business as may
come before the meeting.
Dated. November 27th 1922
MYER NUSSBAI'd gecretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
RAILWAY sTEEL-sPRING COMPANY.

80 Church ST.. New York. y Y.
Novcmher - 1919
A quarterly dividend of TWO PER CENT
fiesl has this day been declared on The
COMMON STOCK q 'his Company paynhis
Dtcember 5oth. 1872. 70 stockholders Of rec
ord December 18th. 1897.
Ths transfer books VII not be closed
Checks VII be mailed by Bankers Trust
ccmIany.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
KELLY.SPRIHGFIEiD TIRE co,

quarterly dividend of one dollar and
Nfty cents ffibnl per share on the SIX
Per Cent. Preferred stock OF this Com
pary has been declared payable January
q 1923. 20 stockholders o. record 81 the
close OF business Deem Der rs, 1924
c. r. STEWART 81 SUTHERfAND.
Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
nAYcEc INSTRUCTION
-OVELL's s's M: M:.I:::;:: =: : ]

INDIVIDUAL CLASS LkssS
WITH INSTRUCTOR. w. y
Indivldual lessons. 10 - ~
slthout appoinimsne
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
RAILWAY sTEEI-sPRINo ooMPANY.

November iid. 1888.
A ouaTtsriy divideni q ONE AND THREE
QUARTERS PER CENT 14@.) has THE
day been declared on the PREFERRED
STOCK ~ this Company. payable December
eQth. 1872. % si1ckholdera of record Deem
Der 1th. 1879
TIE transfer books Will not - closed.
Checks viii be mailed ty Bankers Trurt
Company.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-06
Satisfied Judgments
In New York County

The first name ls that % ihs debtor. The
second that ~ tho creditor and date when
futTmart vas fled.
Eulkrulrr Charlie ] 81 al PHI
Evening star., 1922-09-28
923 18th St. NV.
OVERLOOKING
PETWORTH.

PETWORTH. OVERLOOKING
. ,,. SAULS ADDITION.
Sroutan
"r garage house N e1eenens en
HOLMEAD PLACE.
Sroom brick dwelling prewar construction having excel
heating system Electric and gas; hardwood floors and
and awnings space for garage paved alley
For quick saeprice, $3.50. Small cash payment. 1851
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. KENYON ST.
ns.. -, - .u., ,..+,. .,u... Between 18th and 18th.
couo As"' =" 'n-
PRICE, 5000 be arranged.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
One block from Connecticut line. This beautiful brick
residence containing and baths Two complete
rooms and bath the attic for of This
cenera planned house; large living and fireplace
colonial stairway several attractive features Butn
Lot 6ox15o.
Price, $22,5oo. Small cash payment. 1871
MORRIS CAFRITZ COMPANY, INC.
o13 18th St NV. Main o1z
Evening star., 1922-09-28
RUBY LEE MINAR,

ROBY LEE MINAR,
Room 412, 1870 New York Ave,
Phone Main 1145
DUPONT CIRCLE sECTioN Attractive
home. excellent condition. good lot to wide
alley: garage; 10 large rooms and bath.
Price very reasonable at $4,000.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS-Desirable 1Oroofn
house. bedrooms. baths: all modern con-
veniences; In excellent condition: owner leav.
ing city. has decided to offer home at low
figure of $4,000. You should not delay In
seeing this property. Possession.
PETWORTH : Desirable corner. Colonial
style house; large yard; 6 nice, large, bright
rooms and bath: hot-water heat aud elec.
tricity. An exceptional buy at $1O,5OO.
MOUNT PLEASANT-Semi-d de ached home
near 18th street, one Of the best built houses
in city; Roman brick: colonial front porch
and double sleeping porch; rooms and bath
parquet floors; bright bedrooms. A chance
to get real home for low figure of $4,000
BUSINESS PROPERTY-On Pa. ave-, run.
ming through to another street; suitable for
any kind Of business; 5-story building. Price
only $4,000.
18th STREET sECT1oN-Fully detached
house adjacent to 18th street. on a Soft. front
lot, good depth to alley; double brick garage
center hall plan. attractive brick: colonial
porch across whole front; attractive living
5 bedrooms and room for 3 rooms n large
to get this house for 5000. the lowest
priced detached house in this most desirable