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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-06-09
TELL THE OTHER SIDE.

When you have occasion to speak
of this town, what is the burden of
your remarks?
Some complaint, or grievance, per-
haps.
The good things of or community
life we take as a matter of course.
We feel that they are coming to US.
We can see no reason for comment.
We are mum.
But when anything goes wrong cdr
first inclination is to blow up. Som
body is to blame. Somebody gets J
good cussing. And somebody gels
cussed-perhaps.
Having let off steam, we al. ready
for the next round, and become quite
human again.
But let's take a new tack and I'll
the other side next. It is far NOR
pOeasant-to those with whom W.
speak
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-06-09
NOTICE
No l55

Sealed bids will IS received on or before
2 O'Clock D. m, on Monday the Bird day OF
July 1922, for the C%ounty's Purchasing 100
cord, Of wood for the County home, wood To
be- OAK. Hickory or Ash in 5 #. length, 10
be delivered at County Home in 60 days after
award 0f cont ac,.
The contract will be awarded TO the low
ct bidder who Is required 10 enter into con-
tract and to fur,ist bond in the penalty
Of the amount of bid. said contract and bond
20 be approved by the Board during the term
at which the contract will be awarded.
The Board reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
The successful contractor TO pay for re-
cordinu contract and bond.
By order Of the Board OF Supervisors %
NoNubee County, Mississippi. this Sth day Of
June. 1922.
JOHN A. TYSON. Ctancery Clerk
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-06-09

The sweetening quality Of dahlia
roots is 60 per cent greater than the
amount of Sugar obtained from sugar
cane. according to estimates. The
root is not starchy like that of the
rotsto, but Z rich in sugar. Dahlias
GROW wild in Mexico and a be grown
anywhere in the United States.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-06-09
Yours very truly,
FRANK ROBERTSON.

u NVIUITVy NVIIVTdI.
The state board of election commits
sloners will meet in July to purge the
registration books, and it will be their
duty to strike off every name whei4
1t appeared taxes have not been paid
on or before February /.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-06-09

Pictures were flashed from Italian
to American battleships BY wireless
recently in a test off the coast of
Italy. The Italian navy has purchas-
ed ME inventors method and trans
mission apparatus ard is planning to
install machines on navy vessels.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-06-09

Whippowill and Clay peas, 1925;
mixed. 50. Mamoth Yellow Soy Beans,
1925 All recleaned. A. Mexican
Tune Corn, $3.50 ]. n. McM0RRlES
Brooksvi'ln Miss,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-06-09
AUTO FOR SALE.

Oakland Six, 1920 model; run 5000
miles. Good mechanical condition.
Price, $3.50; 800 cash, balance in a
good note. !. D. BRAME.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-06-09
Hay Press For Sale

One Dain Hay Press with 8 II. ?.
Engine in good condition, A Bargain!
NJ. r. HALSTEAD!
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-06-09

America believes in hand across the
sea, but her trouble is that Europe's
interest is limited to handouts across
the sea.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-06-09

Apparently movie reform consists in
concentrating all the w~ickedness in
the titles.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-06-09

If you are sad, the chances are thai
you are thinking of yourself.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-06-09

so, tan, white points, natural heel
ers, one month old. Ready for de-
livery. W. Z. MCGEE
Dollar Bill says ladies coat suits
and skirts are a specially with him.
All work fully guaranteed.
CAL SARGENT, Prop.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-06-09

Discovering an error is the same as
finding out a truth.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-28
X cal Estate News
Louis Heilbroncr BUYS
Home i'm West 6Bth St,
Acquires House From Thomas
IL. O'Connor Estate; Other
DWELLINGS Sold

ne ne ); Romainc Brown Company sold
Tei1hreao IL Mesa Eight;S;sixth Y, Street to Louis
,hn ,Iha''oroner' of Weber & IIcifbroncr. for
me ~ estate of Thomas II. O'Connor. Mr..
nsilbroncr will occupy the house,
Wnlch Is rye stories, 20x1O22. This is
.ho second house in this row sold bv
this firm. ''" "y
Tho f. r. Wood Companv sold for
Mrs. e, L. Hughes the five-storv re-
.nnoaeled dwelling, 1Sxt0o. at 1903 West
Scventy-sXth Street to Frank Msnkic-
6 nathan and Frcda Applcbnum sold to
Sad'T Ins Grubin three story dwelling at
i@3 VEST 1odth Street. 2ox1Oo.11.
lua Mersba sold to Louis and Josepb
WWsxander Ws,t a four-story dwelling at 463
west l4lst Street, 18xo911.
Crlst e. Herrck sold for Julius Linn
pa,n, 1'"n the three-story dwelling at 60
,1 11ank street to the tenant; aIst. for
'tenry atorl, W.. W; Richardson jr., the four
Eleventh Street 'es'
New-York tribune., 1922-01-28
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT or THE STATE OF
NEW YORK. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
OTTO NJ. GOLDE. Plaintiff. VS.. ANNABELLE
GOLDE. Defendant. Summons.
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to an
sver he complaint in this action, and 10
serve copy of your answer. ii the com =
plant is not served with this summons -
serve Notice OF Appearance on the Plain
tifts Attorney within twenty days after the
ucrlice Of Tie summons. exclusive of the d.. y
OF service. In case Of youf failure to appea :
or answer. judgment viii be taken against
YOU by default for The relief demanded in the
complaint.
Dated. New York, December I. 1921.
JOHN T. WIER, Attorney for Plaintiff, Once
and p. o. Address 100 West 10th Street,
Borough Of Manhattan City OF New York.
TO ANNABELLE GOLDE:
The foregoing summons Is served upon YOU
hy pubics tio.i. pursuant % order OF Hon.
William + Burr. a Justice of the Supreme
Court Of the State OF New York. dated the
9Th cay OF December, 1921. and fled with the
complaint In the rfice of the Clerk of tne
County OF New York. al the County Court
House. IN The Borough of Mdnha ttan. CRY.
,'ounty and State If New York.
The object Of the above entitled action Is
60 dissolve Tue marriage relation between me
above named Plaintiff and Defendant.
Dated. New York, December 10. 1921.
JOHN r. W1ER. Attorney for Plaintiff Once
and F. O. Address 100 West 10th Street.
Borough OF Manhattan, Now York City.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-28
Ernan !. Ridgway Rents Suite
la Park Ave. Apartment

Feasc & Gilman leased apartments
at S30 Seventh Avenue to t,rman j.
Hlogway, o. THE Now York Sum; At
the northeast corner of Park Avenue
and Thirty-cigh.l Street, to Mrs. Il.
l-ough!in; at y West F;fty-eiqhth
stree to John A. Carukin; at 50 West
flfty-nnth Street to Albert Adams: at
9iS West End Avenue to Andrew Wall:
ut Vest SiXty~rcurth Street 30 New.
man Hamlink; at 50 West SEVENTH
second Street, to Miss Dunke; at 252
est Seventy second street, to DR.. A.
i. McNown; at 305 West Seventy
ond Street. to S. S. Rosenfeld; at lt9
West Scventy-ffth Street, to G. r.
Chase. and at A West Ninctieth Street
to G. r. Brady ir.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-28
49,. ne .fa'T; j. Sesall dresses. 2xo 9Th av.
fie'os o; j. Scgall. dresses: 2a0 9Th av

feds: j. scsai dresses s sases s.o os4 4tS S'n av'
Low MEMPHIS
dresses, coats and suits. sisirts TT'anasTr Tu,n ,,
'o1tS waists. $40 7th av 'N'
Lowenstein Bros Ernc,, NJ
room 3ll ''' W. Slu ST.
=, y. Goldsmith & Sons: c. Mayer. ,ba.e.
hous, d,S d,s"S TO wear. muel'n underwear
R'way. i'''o"'"s'' i,'o
MINNEAPOLIS
Vsyton Co: Miss Walsh. ,ni.ses and
o"'loeen wear: 225 9Th av
NETHA. UTAH
r Ii~tars Coat suit iiouac i.oni.
'7'""' coats >of;A,rs s"a ,a1,s i"s y, as'h st
wear NJ. 1-lsh,cnsteIn. IS ". sad 'ssus st. ''
s. C.. culfen ofrrT""A' Ts'. : ! 'oMA Toa.,,n ~
nrsnasor r, Kirby. Block & Fisher. ms, a5a
r, PALESTINE. TEN.
ihe Fashion; Samuel D. Brooks. cost,
womcns ready TO wear. dresses. mems
lurnlshlngs shoes; Breslin. "
P<WNEE. OKLA
rsady rs,s to wear. dresses; J. b. rola, ll5o
e. PHILADELPHIA
Stctson shirt Co.: H. Greenbcrc woolo7
sno cotton p'eec goods: York.
Ierrer. Bradley Co, John 7. zerrcr.
underwear; 3S5 4th av.
Partisan; J. Scgall. drerscs: 22o bth sv
PITrSBuKC:H '''
Ihe Ramin Co: II: snverman. men s
W. Z Il SwsTsr' ws1ksr Con- amrSyl"' vi T. walker
mems clothing and furnishlnss: McAipsa.
RlcHFIELD, UTAH
Upstairs Cloak & Suit House: T. Irrsnls
coats and suits: los ". sAth 81.
PROVIDENCE
Hos"ndalc Co., :. Eosendale, millinery:
RENO, NEV.
Morris &: Levy Dept. Store, Herman
Levy sfs,1@I sAI4 rXKr nss. GirY & Y. r4n IA St
Upstairs Coat & Suit House Louis Frank,
coats and ss s9i,s 1Gs "; san ct.
The Fashion. Samuel n Brooks. dresses
shoes; Breslin. 20
Jcrskc Bros: G, Lang. mds.. manager;
S.S rRA>cisctoS S''
hs nd, Trgm MT' Hs,Gr 'ac,s ,rnminEs
9th
SEATTLE. WASH.
8, M. sellers & 60 H. b. Morris, house
11urnishinss =, lusgage and trunks: sos
MacDougal. southwick Co.; Miss II.
!, asi,uTnphnri.s' n infants and chndrcns wear;
x,. randsTs; J. Dandel, women 8 ready to
wear A. Nln'eT: sr l1S 1oT,s y; ssd 't
Fly & wslker D. &. Co.: A. J. B,chsrd,
sweaters: 30 Worth at
r-o,,sl's 'lsaSle Garment Co.; !. a. Hcssel..
wonen's ready TO wear; Martinique.
Famous 4 Rarr: J. Jonas mens and
boys hats and caps; 81 w 3sth et
TUCSON. ARIZ.
. Albert Stcinfeld Co., e. Taylor. toys 1o5
Grand ST.
WACO. TEN.
Goldsiei2 Nigel Co: J. \. Dsncnbaurn.
nen,s clothing and furnishings boys fur
nisninSs, hosiery. gloves: Kirby, Block 6.
Fisher. 352 4th a.
WICHITA FALLS, TEN.
ktnl lhcrlinS. Il. Nirherlin woman q
ready TO wear; S. Kimberlin. representing
1925 IS yav >
New-York tribune., 1922-01-28
Ready Buyers for All
h'nds of Realty in Bronx
apartments. Dwellings and
Business Properties Figure
i'll the Trad;ny

=, nc >. l.. Aronds COMPANY sold for
IuSa'''ah r,,5. S.Fo!2 and Lucy Stryker 1897
NY" avenue. southwest corner OF
''.n street, known as Marvcllc Court
y apartment with five stores
assessed for $l40,00O also sold far thn
estate Of Jacob Stahl ;r, 5Sa ga TO- to 5oo F"o
raS, lo9th Street. 77x2lO, an cioht-
'am1ly, house, two story frame homs,.s
store building and family house:
'or inc same estate 1878 to 1919 Frank.
I'm III Avenue, SSx155, four threc-storv
frame buildings and sheds, to buver
VINO VIII erect a theater on the site.
also Tor the same estate b78 East 1Aatb
Stree', two story dwelling, which viii
DC converted into store and two
"paie'nents; also lot at the southwes St
corner OF 173d Street and Loncfellow
avehne' a,-n 25Xl00, and for Mrs. M. Plohr
500 Park Avenue, a three-storv dwell-
ing, 20xl5O.
Richard Dickson sold for Supreme
court Justice Richard H. Mitchell 5d7
oouIhern Boulevard, a five story apart-
mont with stores. '''
Martin Grossman sold to Esthov
'anos tve-story apartment at COG
and 9oS lntcrvale Avenue. 50x1OO
~ Morris Sax sold for the ]. THEM
huiidlng Company, J. THEM president
inc hVe-story apartment at the north
west corner of 1S3d Street and Creston
Avenue, 95X70, containing twentv-njnc
SulleS s,1 and seven stores, to Morris
Joseph W. Halligan sold to Nathan
I, ! urK three-story building at 406
fremont Avenue. 23.3xS3.7x Irregular.
Anna Romming sold TO Bertha Feicr
stem ga story dwelling at 1857
Cedar Avenuc, 17.8xlOOx IRREGULAR
ihe Columbia Construction Comnanv
So.d to Max Finkestein the property,
ern boulevard, 400 feet north of Bar
rotto Street.
Philip S,ufin sold to Ida Lew a two
story dwelling at 729 East 16lst Street,
The J. Romaine Brown Companv sold
eight lots on 137th Street and Brook
- enue. The purchasers will improve
1t. rms is tho first sale of the PROPERTY
IN !iity years.
NJ. Watsky sold to Zicgler g. Ecker
the lot on the west side of White
r!;'Ins Avenue, so feet south Of 2l0th
street I. William Eggert and John
Goersen were the brokers.
lanes G. Bennett sold to Jacob Aus
TRAN the property at 1867 Stebbins
Avenue, 25x819.
Robert j. Marckese sold to the Ken
meth a. Pctretti Realty Compan, "A
and II. c. NJ. and Nj. Pctrcttil The
vacant plot. o0y11ld. at the southeast
corner Of Gun Hill Road and Decatur
Avenue.
The Congregation Bnai Zion prr-
chased the vacant plot. 5OxlO0, on the
south SIDE of l35th Street, 30 feet east
OF brown Place, from Harry Jaffe.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-28
FURNISHED ROOMS 70 LET

LOST-Iank book No. s71.s7f Harlem sav.
ings Bank. 10 East 125th St Pavrnena
stopped, Finder please return 10 ba-s
New-York tribune., 1922-01-28
Henry ID. CrccnwaId BUYS
Brothers. Realty Holdings

Henry y. Grcenwaid bought the in
terest held BY the estate o. his late
orother Sigmund y. Glccnwald. IN tho
northwest corner of st. Nicholas Ave
nuc and l7'th Street. i six-story .elo-
v"i"r experiment., 9fyl0o: 5o1 West
l13tn street, a fve-story elevator
apartment al The northwest corner Of
Amstcrt m Avenue. 6asl00. and the
loft buildings at l73-l75 Gas. Eighty
seventh street and 1860 Third Avenue.
These premises were held at $500 .OO0.
In connection with the transaction,
Mr.. Crccnwa'd sold to his brothcr's
trustees his interest in tho northwest
corner Of ehty-seVcnth street and
Third Avenue: 1850 l556 Third Avenue
ard 320-32i Fast Forty ninth Street,
the latter a siH-stoiy tenement TIE
Third Avenue and Lich' y-scventh
Street premises arc known as the
GreenwalG Building and occupy hsf
the BLOCK between Eighty seventh and
Eighty eighth sweets or Third Avenue
consisting Of stores and lofts. The
premises were occupied for over thirty
five ycara BY Grecnwald Bros.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-28
Builders Acquire Another
Succns RjCck for Flat

Tho Eoman-( altman Company sold
for Franklin Pc,'it TO the Queens
Boulevard Realty Corporation the prop
crty at the southwest corner of Queens
Boulevard and Rragaw Street, inrmedi
ately TO the west Of the largest apart
ment house in Queens, now being com
Oletcd by the same purchasers and cou-
taimng accommodation for 1lo fam
iies.
Che block Will be improved with a
'ive-atory apartment Of similar con
structiOn
New-York tribune., 1922-01-28
Market Continues Active
For Tenement Properties
B"ll< "F the Blyinx h, Investors
Yesterday V ere Houses in
The Harlem, Section

brown " Whcclock Company, INC. sold
the five story store tenement % East
l11th Street. 25x100, for Eugene Fay
to an INVESTOR
Daniel II. Jackson bought from Abra-
ham Rothstcin sos and $40 East Twcn-
ty-n'nth Street, adjoining the south.
cast corner Of Second Avenue, a six
story modern tenement with stores
42x100 Alfred Somborn and Herbert
j. Norris were the brokers.
David Lion and Samuel Kilpa trick
have bought from the Grey estate
Lincoln Trust Company trustees. the
iive-story tenement, with two stores, al
2o3S First Avenue, 25XSl. j. M. Bogart
was the broker
Pauline b. Schiller sold the five
story tenement with stores at go Vest
SlXty-second Street to Max Goldman.
Jacob Rosenberg, as executor Of
me estate o. Emanuel Blum. sold to
Charles Sprintz the tlvc-story apart
ment at Isl West 122d Street
Frederick Feldman sold to Mary
O'Shca four-story store tenement
at i1'3 Park Avenue. 2ox75, north Of
12tst Street, for S12.750
Martha f. Sultan sold to Emile
Koscnen the four STORY store tenement
2oXSO, at the southwest corner of lOIth
Street and Third Avenue.
Helen G.. Lcdgcrv ood sold to Isidor
Shapiro four-story tenement AT l20
East 113th Street, l9.7xl00l1.
Samuel Cohn sold to Nathan Buch
holtz for $l6.500 ivc-story tenement
at 325 East Fifty-fourth Street,
21x1OO...
Joseph Caibrosis sold to Eladlo
Qulntana three-story tenement at 2259
West Nineteenth Street, 15xG..
Charles NJ. and Birdie NJ. Kaufman
sold to Meyer Adler & four-story tena-
ment at rs Second Avenue. 25.l0xl00
north OF Eleventh Street.
Nary r. Di Henedctto sold to G..
ocarIna q six-story store tenement at
70. and 2s9 Elizabeth street. / 9xS3.ll.
NaN Mandol sold TO Nathan Kaufman
q =. slS.story store tenement at 80 Henry
Street, 25Ni0G
New-York tribune., 1922-01-28
Buys
Loft Buildings
On Broadway
Leopold Weiss Purchases
Three Structures Extend
ing to Mercer Street i'm
Old Mercantile Section

:. Lcorold Weiss bought from the
esshurgcr Corporation the three six
story loft buildings at b13. 5l7 and 5l9
broadway. extending through the bloc k
to ST to 90 Mercer Street. Tho build
'nes occupy a site fronting 100 feet
on each thoroughfare, with depth Of
zoo feet, being located between Broomc
and Spring streets. They were valued
at S750.o00. Louis Block & Co. wcrc
the brokers. Sr~ro & Abrams, attor-
neys, acted for the buyer.
Sale In Washington Street
". J. Russell sold for the estate of
Harold l.. Rcnwick and others 22S
ashlngton Street, a five story build
ing, 22x55.lo. to r. S. Maynard e. Son.
now at 2l8 Washington Street The
property sold for ali cash.
Woman Buys OF East Side
Rose Clark sold to Gertrude Greene
the siN-story building. with stores, sSx
44.S, at the northwest corner of Will
lett Street and Delaney Street.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-28
Sales in Wcstcllester

Thomas $. Burke sold S4 Edgeciife
Terrace, Park I'LL, Yonkers, TO Huge
Jaburg. OF this city The property is
an eight-room Colonial stucco house
with three baths, garage. on plot 63N
100. 1t was recently owned by o. C.
Carpenter.
Adolph Weiss sold to & client OF
Herman Arms Company, formerly the
Mussey property, on Mount Airy Road
Croton- on Hudson.
r. r. Wood e. Co. sold for Alfred
Eeiss plot at Vine Street and Myrtle
Minis
New-York tribune., 1922-01-28
Petitions in Bankruptcy

Petitions in Bankruptcy
'ts follow ins petitions in baukruptcy 8
r- alsd Yesterday ia the United states
fEoRGE LoU-~Noluatar pc
.t'a nd.vil4auv ard hv NsdoibuTs T-i-
sol & Co. general traders. iot Had :
sr 81,
NYERsoN TAPER CO.-voiuntary.
sALvAroKE oIlVERl - Involuntary.
MODERN EMBROIDERY CO.-Iavolun-
if! % West .fih 81
Schedules ~ Bankruptcy
lie following sche1ul. $ in Bankruptcy
'''s alsJ yes,erda7 in The United states
District Court.
lD.ANoNpo & sllyEE-7a @nd .sls
COOPER AANsNrE * COOPER. INt'.-
lS VS. eth ST. Iis abilities. S5l,45t, az
cLENNoRs woo1.nN MlfLs-sllks
sni wooens 81 E-=t 90 h ST. factory IN
1fe,soa j. j. Liabilities. $.0-.SJ5. as
oSTRow BROS Drugs and chcmica.s
second av. liabilities. $1,000. as
l9vI; a; coHEN--Nonsors. y. Y. Liza
.lles IS o.. assets. Sc 900
ADlsT RIAL EXPORT CO -.45 West
m,,. st. Liaoi'i'es. sl3l.s4l. assets,
shoRGE ! iLCt-Individuallv
IT, kadsiburr X oslon & Co. los
r.,s, :,@n St. Liabilities. sl51.l55: assets.
AATofF & ORENTLICH-rur
@ .A ,:is Third az. Liabilities, s15,57s:
KRAsNs & eON-at Orchard ss
-;;Mihes- >-a.,l2; assets sinoo.
",itf.>vN PAPER Co.-asi Creen,s .ch
Liabilities. $3.50 assets. s3.Ss7.
Receivers in Rank -untcv
he following receivers in hankrup,cv
s,. appointed yesterday IN the United
N.s District Court:
WV. ss.A l.ewinson. temporary. for the
Ssss Chemical Prod ucts Co.. Inc, 80
~. With bond Of 1000
~ ~ Hsleh IL. George y. Brand. with
New-York tribune., 1922-01-28
Recent Puye,,s Of Realty

Walter F. Kelley is the buyer Of 1J5
West Seventy-sixtn Street, sold recent
~ by Daniel II. jackson.
Jacob Rod is The buyer Of 1858 Ley
ngton Avenue, northwest corner Of
l15th Street, sold recently.
The Zeropo Realty Company is TIE
purchaser of 345 East l05th Street
sold by James H. Cruihshank.
The Delco Holding Company is the
buyer Of the plot on the south side OF
l50th Street TAP feet west of st. AIMS
hvenue, and Samuel Pilchek is the real
buyer of the southwest corner Of Vyse
Avenue and Jennings Street, sold re-
Gently,
New-York tribune., 1922-01-28
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.
LOUIS N. TAYLOR, Plaintiff. against
EUGENE DE VITO, Defendant. Sum
mons
To the above named Defendant:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED 20 an
swer the complaint in this action and to
serve serve copy OF yonr answer. or. ii the com
serve y notice OF appear nee on the Plain
tf's Attorney within twenty days after the
service OF this summons. exclusive OF the day
OF service. IN case OF Your failure to appea.
or answer, Judgment Will be taken against
you BY default for :he relief 'iema aded IA
pTa.sd Pad Nsw York. peesmber 18th, 1871
REMINGTON & MEEK, Attorneys fc-
Plaintiff. Office and Post ONCE Address
No. l4l broadway. Borough of Manaa,-
tan, City Of NeS York.
To the Defendant. Eugene Ds Vito.
1he foregoing summons Is served uoor 20,
by ~ puhica 'ion. pursuant 70 order of Hon
Charies L. Guy, & Justice OF the Suprems
Court or the State Of New York ia :ei t,a
1Stn day Of January. 1922. and fled with tho
complaint in the office of the Clerk of the
County OF Now York. at the County Court
,, Hocse, IN ths Borough OF Manhattan. City,
COUNTY and state OF New York
Dated. New York, January 18th 1922
REM NGIOE e MEEK. Attorneys TO-
Plaintif. Office and p O. Address ~
trcAGNay, New York n Y
New-York tribune., 1922-01-28
Sales in BROOKLYN

Y. 7. Newman sold the ight-family
aarartment' 26Nloo, at 495 Twelfth
Street. for A. Jarick
Martin Company sold to Louis
Minsky the four-story business build
ing at 238 Livingston Street for r. e.
G. Realty Company. Inc.
William Liss, Inc. sold for Kate
Lea'y two-family store house at I'LL
Eighth Avenue. lSxS4.
a. J. Murphy sold for Bridget A.
Lynch to Catharina Saneuinclli the
two and ha!f-story frame house, 25x
100, on the north side OF Thirty-ninth
Street. $50 feet east of Eighth Avenue
Bulk!cy & Horton Company SOLD 255
Clerm ont Avenue, a three story resi-
dcnce, 22AJ0 90, for Mr.. Hannaberph.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-28

SUPREME COURT or THE STATE OF
NEW YORK. County OF New Ycrk-Mac
Miller. Plaintiff. Frances Miller, De-
feudan:. Summons. Action to annul
marriage. Plaintiff designates New York
County az the place OF TRIAL
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to
answer tho complaint in this action, and
to serve copy OF your answer. or II the
complaint is not served with this sum
mons to serve a Notice OF Appearance on
the Plaintiffs Attorney within twenty
days after the service Of this summons
exclusive OF the day of eervice. In case
OF your failure to appear answer. juds-
ment viii be taken against you by de-
fault for the relief demanded in the com
plant.
Dated. New York. December Gath. 1891
NATHAN TOLK,
Attorney for Piaintin. Office and F. O
Address So Essex Street. Burrough OF
Manhattan. City OF New York
TO FRANCES MILLER, DEPENDANT
ABOVE NAMED:
The foregoing summons Is served upon
you BY publication, pursuant to an order
Of Fon Charles l.. Grey. Il Justice of tho
Supreme Court Of the State of New York
dated the Sd day OF January 1922 and
filed with the complaint in the office of
the Clerk of the County Of New York at
the County Court House. In tho Borough
OF Manhattan. City. County and State OF
New York.
Tho object Of tho above entitled action
10 10 annul marriage between you AMI
plaintiff.
Dated, New York, January Sd. te22.
NATHAN 7OIK,
Attorney for Plaintiff Oftice ana p O.
Address. So Essex Street. Borough OF
Manhattan, New York City;
New-York tribune., 1922-01-28
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New York County of New York.
EMILE J. OIANNE. Plaintiff, against FU-
GUARD POREr, Lucien Poret and Eugene
rcrst, doing business under the namc anc
style OF Poret F'rerea. Defendants. Sum
mons.
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS
AND EACH OF THEM
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO an
s~er the compla int In this action, and tc
serve copy of your answer. Or If the
complaint Is not served with this summons
70 serve n notice of appearance on tie Plain
service of this summons. exclusive OF the day
OF service. II case of your failure to appea.
or answer. Judgment viii he taken against
YOU by default for the relief demanded III
the complaint
Dated. Sew York. Dec. 13. 1921
GJGGENlIElMER, ITNTERMTER & MAR
SHALL, Attorneys FOR Plaintiff, t2o Broad
voy. Borough OF Manhattan. New York
City.
To Edouard Forct l.ucien Poret and Eugene
Poret doing business under tho name and
.tyle Of Porct Freres:
I he foregoing summons is er,ed upon ,ou
oy publication pursuant to order OF Mr..
s,,sIs snstles chsrles hs. l.. Guy Judge of ,bs
the 10Th day Of January. 1922, and hied with
the complain in the Office OF the Clerk OF
Sew York County, at the County Court
House. Borough OF Aaniattan. City, County
and State OF New York.
Dated. Now York. January 10Th, 1922
CT &C ENHEtMJR. UNTERMYER e. MAR.
SHALL. PlaiutiN's Attorneys, 12o Broad
way. Borough of Manhattan, City OF Now
York, \. Y.