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Business News
Real Estate News
Retailers Expected to Start
Price Cutting to Boom Sales
Holiday Buying Dwindling!
in Many Large Stores and
Sharp Reductions May Be
Made Before Nexk Month
Reporta from shoppers in some of
th? large retail stores indicate that
holiday buying has dwindled within the
;ast two days and preparations are said
to be under way to start price reduc?
tions before January in anticipation
of increased demand from deferred
parchases.
Price cutting in toys has already be
-run in many of the large stores and
shoppers yesterday saw signs announc-!
ng that reductions of as much as 50
pet cent had been made, while others
?aid that one-third had been marked off,
original prices. Retailers expressed the
hope that the revised prices would
?nove ali such seasonable merchandise
One large department store is said
to be contemplating a bargain sale next
week in an effort to get ahead of the
usual January white goods sales. Re?
ductions of as much as 60 per cent in
some cases are reported to have been
decided upon, but it is considered likely
that the average will not be quite so
great. Increased pressure is being
brought to bear by retailers to dispose
of large stocks at prices that will move
the goods, so that inventories will not
be large.
Bank pressure, or fear of it, may?
be behind some of the plans to reduce
stocks at the expense of values, for i
many rumors have been heard in the
financial district that banks would
strive to reduce loans to retailers about
the first of the year. Some, no douot,
have obligations maturing at that time ;
and are pressed for cash.
Many hirije stores continue to do
capacity business, but in most cases!
profits were shaded before holiday buy-!
mg began on a large scale and business ?
now keeps up to that of last week and ;
early this week. _
Commercial Credit
Conditions in the commercial money j
market showed comparatively little |
change yesterday, with rates holdingj
steady around 7*4 per cent for the i
?general run of bills. Interior banks j
are the 'argest buyers at present of
commercial paper. Borrowings have I
been comparatively light during the j
lest few days. The market for bank- ?,
ers acceptances is quiet, with no
change in rates.
Rates quoted by the American Ac- '
ceptance Council were: ?
Member Non-mem
banks. ber banks.
30 daya . 6% 6 6% 6%
60 days . 6\i 6Vs 6Ms 6*%
90 days . 6^ 6*4 6% 6%
-?
Retail Jewelry Buying
Good Again This Year !
With prices for all kinds of jewelry !
and pecious stones firm, there has been !
iess cf a decline in retail buying this j
year than some conspicuous leaders t? j
:he trade anticipated, in view of the!
general curtailment. In many sections I
,- the country, according to reports I
receiv,:?:! by wholesalers in this city, the j
volume oi retail sales this month thus
far is only 20 per cent below that ofj
the corresponding period last year,!
.vhich was one of unprecedented pros- '?
lerit '. Pro-Christmas jewelry buying, !
however, has been spotty, with reports
from some districts revealing unusual i
lu Im ;
Manufacturera of jewelry engaged in I
?foreign trade report a severe shrinkags
f the export demand.
-.
Cotton Goods Continue
Dull ; IVew Year Awaited
Continued inactivity with little buy- '
ing in sheetings being done, was '
shown yesterday in the market for
gray or finished goods. Prices on stand?
ard r,4-G0s 8^-inch print ol.iths were .
q*3oted at 77.8 cents which was a de?
cline of \* cent from the previous
day's quotations. The prices on stand- :
ard 68-72s remained at 9*4 cents
throughout the day. which was un?
changed from yesterday's prices. ~
Trade men look A.r little improve?
ment in the market until after the
holiday season. They expressed the
opirion that the ptesent buying in [
small volume may by attributed to the
:"ear of buyers to have large btocks on
hand at the taking cf the annual in- ?
ventory.
?-*
Bankruptcy Petition
Filed Against Silk Firm ;
An involuntary petition in bankrupt-;
ey was filed in the United States Dis?
trict Court yesterday against the Raw
Silk Trading Compsny, dealers in raw
silk, 354 Faarth Avenue, on behalf of
three creditors. The liabilities are
given as 32,000.000 and the assets as
1500,000, The petitioning creditors and
amounts claimed are: Arnholt Broth?
ers. JI8.273; Gofho Corporation, $17,-'
481; Suzuki & Co.. $16,786.
Evartj Choate-Sherman & Leon are j
attorneys for the petitioners.
Fr'.'ow:r;(f the filing of the petition
Jndi?e Knox in the Federal District
Court appointed Joseph Read Patterson
rece *.-?? r for the company, with a bond :
of $20,000.
Budines? Troubles
P?tltlon? In Bankruptcy
Th? following petition? In bankruptcy
w?-? * ?d yesterday in th* United State? I
Dtstr ??? .-?
MORRIS SOLOMON?An Involuntary pe
til - M??i,:nr' Morris Solomon ?try good?,
HU Third Avenue, In behalf of thr*? cred?
itor? Liabilities are given a? t20 000 and
<i (10,000, The petitioning credi?
tor? and amount? claimed are: Irving
%'''). \j-e,n Ixizov.ftky, $300. ar,<i
? ker, ?200.
ANNA ROSEN?A voluntary petition by I
shopkeeper. 1C?.1 Tlroadway, !
her ???bilitle? at ?7.431. al! un?
ie . an?S a: ????" at $S.8I7, of
trade Is (?'.??'?n an J4.000;
open account?, J357; policies
12,000. a.'i'J property claimed
tempt ?2 2S0
CHARLES OERUEN?-An invoiuntary pe
*? ?"har!?:a Oerben, dry good?,
Avenu?, la 3.?>-h?i:f of three
n Th? petitioning creditor? and
?? claimed tr?: H. Rlchman. $38S;
tan Merchandise Co.. 13 17. and S.
'?- ? /. $240
NKTTIE I. EVERTON?A voluntary pe
"x on bj Nattie I. Eve?rton. houeewlf?, 6
-rty-aeventh Htr<>et who place? her
tie? ?< ?V?37. Of which I?.I62 ar.* un
?rr,?. an<1 note? and bill?, It,776;
?** - ?.? V'X'.r, 0f wh'.'*h 1300 i? household
?nd ?/t.'.?-r prop?rty claimed <-x?rn.^t
debt? do? on <,<,'t\ accounts
H CALHOUN?An involuntary
against lohn if Calhoun, doing
isasth? Trl-StaU Oarare ar,d Trans
' ?mpany, 2 Mamaroneck Ave
.-? Plain? ga.-aif?- ?ti.i automobile
on behalf >,r three creditor?,
? r- creditor? an<i amount?
I Hugh?? 1800; Hi rang
?Tay f >?-<?-. VS'e?tch??ter BI?ctrto Supply
?
JOHN W. McOUIRB * CO.. INC.?A
,"- ??i-/ petition by John W McOuIre it,
' r? ?.r, exchang? broker? Ml Broad?
way who place their liabilities at 1143.203.
-? 1.437*4 are un??oured claim?, and
***?>??, ?I 14 231. of Which 1?.7?3 *r>- un
?1 - *iu* ar,l l>.','> offlo? furniture.
? :.",- Y/. ISC An Involun
..-.- ? ?? the '.?:.?-, r-r?*? li'.'j*-.
drew??? i*. v/i-at. Tw?nty-?ev?ntb
? ?? beb? i >,t ihr?? creditor* Th?
?J .'. creditor? *:.<l utixiutits claimed
*'*? ,/<>t?th M Cran?, %'?'f., lt. Newman.
'' ' ; '.- i, ito
*?y.l' /CAN ?TAR ?.?SE. INC.?An ln
ZJ '' 'i petition against the American
*?*' Clri? fr.c . rr-?n?!,'/r>aMor, bu?lri"??, g?
'?-*/.. .,,,, on tohiij ot three eradttor?
*es f+i Honing er?-ditors and amount?
t+>n.iKi ?,,. .; r. Un?erwoo?, $W6? Mao?
??' ?r.-l i,?ru.i? ti. >.<,., ttOO, Hwilg ./ V.uli.
'"'?? \l>.', I
Hchedrl?! in K?nkrupt?-y
t>!^ f., ,.?.,,,, ?ehadule? in bankruptcy
,*'" Bled y??tardsy m th? United Bt?l?*
?i??f,,, i-,,,,,
??Af t)'t BRUnXJia * H'l'A -The ?ched
?*?'/f Iseee t,tJ% Juan* f,t?rnb?rg. trading
"? '**k/. Ht.trrrYr>?rt A, Hon. 1140 li/"??udw?y.
???a*t. wfc^m ? p4?tltU,a wa? Bled, ?how
Christmas Bonuses
By Financial Firms
Several Wall Street houses
announced yesterday Christmas
bonuses for their employees.
The Stock Exchange firm of
Hornblower & Weeks is dis?
tributing to its employees the
equivalent of 10 per cent of their
vearly salaries. With the distri?
bution made previously, this
makes 20 per cent for the year.
Hamilton B. Wills & Co. have
given their employees a bonus
equal to 15 per cent of their
salaries.
J. D. Sugarman & Co. have
paid employees an extra week's
salary as a Christmas distribu?
tion.
Officers and employees of the
Mercantile Bank of the Americas,
Inc., wil lreceive the usual
Christmas bonus of 10 per cent.
liabilities of $2S 480. of which $21,303 are !
'insecured claims snd $7,081 secured claims,
and assets of ?22.208. of which $12,500 ig
stock In trad?*; $3.600 debts due on open
accounts: $500 machinery, tools, etc., and
$5,663 cher personal property.
BERNARt) RCTCHTK?The schedules of
Bernard Rutchik. asralnst whom a petition
wan filed on November 23, 1020. show lia?
bilities of $62,701, of which "$49,9U! are un?
secured claims: $7,622 secured claims, and
$5.000 notes and bills, and assets of $13.21?. .
of which $5.000 Is stock on hand; $7.4(19
debts due on open accounts, and $750 ma
chlnery, tools, etV.
GLASER RRO?.-The schedules of ;
Glaser Bros.. 24 and 79 Clinton Street. |
leather ftoods and novelties, show liabili?
ties of $8.363, of which $3,258 are unse
cured claims, and assets of $7.758, of j
which $7.000 la stock In trade and $300
machinery, tools, etc.
HARRY OOORFTN ? The schedules of!
Harry Goorfln, 110 West 26th Street,
against whom a petition was fll'-d Novem?
ber 6, 1920, show liabilities of $234.913. of I
which $150.153 are unw-cured claims, and;
?S3.497 secured, and assets of $137.447. of
u-hirh $107.310 is slock in trade. $26.?inn
cash on hand. $3,419 machinery, tords.
etc. an'* S"90 dobts d"e on onen accounts.
BUSCHSBAUM & NEWTTZ.?-Th? sched
ules of Buschbaun* cv Newitz, furs, 313 :
Seventh Avenue, show liabilities of $74.- ;
Hi*, of which $35.000 are secured claims. I
$12.440 unsecured, and $26.670 note? and!
bills, and ass-ts of $73.*i2." of which $60.
Ono is stock In trade. $12.000 debts due on
opr>n accounts, and $1,500 machinery, tools,
etc.
STTENEN DYETNG CO.. INC.?The
schedules of the Stirnen Dvelnir Co., Inc.,
against whom a petition '?-aa tiled Novem?
ber 24, 1920 show liabilities of $76,318. of
which J56,?71 are unsecured claims. $2.300
secured, and SI ?1,519 notes anil bills, and i
assets of SI" Oifi. of which $2,000 Is stock ?
In trad?. $10.000 machinery, tools, etc., i
and $3,356 debts on open accounts.
Receivers in Bankruptcy
DEWING ?R- CO.?.Tudee Knnx appointed
William A. Todd receiver for Dewinor * I
Co., stock brokers, aaalnst whom a peti?
tion was filed on Autrust 21. 1920. in place i
of Albert Tl. Karr, who is In ill health and
Intends going to Europe on nn extended
vacation January 0. The bond Is $25.000.
Todd Is a larrnhT of the san:e firm as
Kerr, that of Zabrlskie, Sacre, Kerr & '.
Gray.
DIANA L U N C II COMPANY-Judge ;
Kno* appointed Morris Frank temporary!
receiver for the Diana Lunch Company. '
also known an the Royal Restaurant and j
Lunch Room. 205 Sixth Avenue, with a
bort of $1.000.
EL RAYO SILK COMPANY, INC.? ;
.Tiid(.-e Kiiot appointed Nathan Lewis an?
cillary receiver In this district for the,
E! Kayo Silk Company, Inc., wlt-h a bond
of $5.non. A petition In bankruptcy was :
filed a?ainst the alleered bankrupt in the '
district of N?w Jersey on December 8.
Lewis was appointed receiver ther?'. The :
company has assets to the value of $1.000
at its office, 354 Fourth Avenue, In this ,
diftrict.
WILLIAM BOOTH & BRO.?Jud?e Knox j
appointed Guy C. Heater ancillary re
celver In this district for C. Edwin Booth, ;
trading as William Booth ?fe Bro.. Astoria, :
L. I., who has a warehouse at 42S Wash
ington S'rect, in this district, with a hon?l '
of $2,500. Heater Is general reeei-rer,
having been appointed in the Eastern '?
District of New York, where a petition
was tiled aealnst the alleged bankrupt on
December 2?.
ANNA ROSEN?Judge Knox appointed
David \V. Kahn temporary receiver for !
Anr.a Rosen, women's wear, 1C51 Broad?
way, with a bond of $3.500.
RAW SILK TRADING COMPANY, INC. |
?Judge Knox appointed Joseph Read Pat- :
terson receiver for the Raw Silk Trading
Company, Inc., raw silks, 354 Fourth Ave- |
nue, with a bond of $20,000.
Buyers Arrived
Falrchild Service
ALBANY?W. M. Whitney Co.; T. A
.Muran, drugs; 11C4 Broadway.
ALBANY?M. Lurlo & Co.; Mr. Goldfarb,
jobs coatb; 37 West Twenty-sixth Str?-"t.
BOSTON?A. Filman & Co.; A. Filman,
trimmings ; Breslin.
BOSTON?W. Bernstein, dry goods; AI
cazar,
BFFFALO?J. N. Adam Co.; Mrs. B. E. !
Mayo, millinery; Miss H. J. Hall, books,
stationery-, 2 West Thirty-seventh Street. ?
CHICAGO?Spauldlng Waist Shops; H. '?
Nathan, Jobs sweaters; 276 Fifth Ave?
nue, room 603.
CHICAGO? Kahn Bros. & Co.; H. Kahn,;
furnishing goods; Pennsylvania.
CHICAGO?H. Resler * Co.; H. Resler.
cotton goods, silks, satins, etc.; Penn-;
sylvania.
CLEVELAND, Ohio?Hlghee Co.; J. D. |
Knight, furs: 230 Fifth Avenue.
COLUMBUS; Ohio?J. Goldsmith, cloth-!
Ing; Navarre.
DETROIT?Kline Garment Co.; Miss
Sharp, underwear; 404 Fourth Avenue.
DETROIT?Elliott, Taylor, Woolfenfen
Co.; H. McDonald, cotton pleco goods,:
silks, etc.; Hermitage.
EL PASO?I. Laskln & Bros.; IL Laskin, j
dry goods, women's ready to wear,
Pennsylvania.
JOHNSTOWN, Pa.?I. Rablnowitz, cloth?
ing, furnishings. Pennsylvania.
MONTREAI_A. Reiber. furs; Breslin.
NEW HAVEN, Conn.?J. II. Slarin, wool?
ens cotton i !ece goods; Park Avenue.
PHILADELPHIA?II. Kahn, floor cover?
ing.-? , Penns* l\ ania,
PHILADELPHIA?J. Hoffman, floor cov?
erings; P?-nnsylvanla.
PHILADELPHIA?Nation Kid Klothes
Co.; Allen L. Greenberg, boys' clothing;
Pennsylvania.
PITTSBURGH?Kaufman *. V.tinr Co.; J.
Graham, cotton piece goods; 404 Fourth
A venue
PROVIDENCE?M. Grossman ; Pennsyl
vanle
BAN FRANCISCO?D. Flatte, dresses;
Pennsylvania. ?.
RAN KRANCISCO?A. J. Marcus Co.; M.
Epst'-in, khaki wash skirts and middles;
271 Kin h Avenue.
SEATTLE -M. Hhulman. furs.
TOLEDO, Ohio- J. M. Friedlander; J. M.
? rlediander, art goods; Pennsylvania.
Buyer?* Coining
CHICAGO -Lilienthal Bro?. * Co.? S.
LlJenthal, John dross's: B. B, Feldftn
feld, 1270 Broadway, expected Deoem
ber 27
KANHAS CITT?Lyon Uros. Millinery Co.;
Miss Bpurlook, millinery; 0'j'J Broadway.
, ? ect< a January 3 1921.
PHILADELPHIA?Stanley Waist. Co.;
David Goldstein, repr<-?ent!ng ; Herald
Square; expected December 27.
Fire Record
A M Doss.
-.?'? Wales av, the Bronx:
. -, ;, tor? Nicola.Trifling
-, 20 ?.'?I West Sil i, si . i ids hv
Pu< kin? Co. ? ? .Trifling
8 '?, '.'< East 69th ?<?; Mary
Reddner .Trifling
2;$0?3a.<i Went 6?th st ; '??-orge F..
Ret Realty Co.I'nknown
6:16?106? Find I ay av , the Bronx;
Max Marl..Unknown
i, ?o ?-t.it> Third av.; J. Colgero. Unknown
(,.'.'.!.-i ?/. i West t?th st.; John
'Hhln* .Trifling
? 16 !*.2 Went 26th St.; Frilled
in, ?on Co.Unknown
t. 20?98 Went ?t.; own?sr unknown.
' 'iikno?/n
7 46 - K V/e?t iOth ?t ; Fan Tan
?nut? Co . . I'nknown
$i20-rl?i Ens? v.'nh st., rsar yard!
lo i',n Corporation ' nknown
* 60 ??*.'? Bsvsnth av., ?ngine room;
Ulu.% Hlone .Unknown
?20?121 *a*t iO?th at.; unknown,
Unknown
Big and Little
Flats Figure
In the Trading
_ OI
Corporation Purchases the ?
Highland, at Riverside
Drive and 161st Street; i
Sale of Revere Hall
The Highmont. a six-story elevator,
apartment at the northeast corner of i
Riverside Drive and 161st Street, has |
been sold by the Manghouse Realty j
Corporation to the 900 Riverside Drive
Corporation, formed at Albany Wednes- !
day, with a capital of $100,000, and
having as directors isidor Witkind, M.
Lewis and J. L. Joseph. The structure
was erected a few years ago by the ?
Melvin Construction Company (Fried-;
man Brothers) on land purchased from !
Harris and Maurice Mandelbaum, who i
had acquired all of the vacant hold-;
ings of the Loyal L. Smith estate in
Ir.at section and sold them off to build?
ers. The Highmont stands on a plot ?
fronting 112 feet on Riverside Drive!
and 223.2 feet in the street, with east?
erly and northerly lines measuring 100 ?
and 177 feet, respectively. David Greei.- ]
baum was the broker
Butler & Baldwin sold Revere Hall,
at 622 West 114th Street, between
Broadway and Riverside Drive, for.
Mrs. Eugenia F. Simpson to a client.
It is a six-story elevator apartment,
75x100, containing four apartments on
i floor.
Henry S. Kirschner and the Shermai
Brokerage Company sold for Lustig ?fe
Schwimmer the fiat and stores 74 East
linth Street, 25x100.11.
Israel Ragenoogen sold to JacoD
Mandel the four-storv tenement, with
stores, 2059 Second Avenue, 25x73.
Mary J. and Genevi?ve M. Schmitz.
sold to Tillie Rosen 84 Second Avenue,!
n, iive-story tenement, 25x100.
The Cruikshank Company sold for1
May Helen Eagar. and others the three-:
story tenement 268 Spring Street, 25x
100.
Cyli Teitelbaurc resold to Helen ;
Zlotolow the two six-story tenements,'
with stores, 312 and 314 Henry Street.
00x95.9.
Charles C. G'Hennessy, as trustee,
rr.d others sold to Philip Lfpanto the
%ree-story building 213 East 120th
Street, 18.9x100.11.
James E. Barry sold for Elizabeth
Drennan the three-story two-family
house 6-11 West 185th Street. The new
owner will renovate it and occupy part.
$2,081,950 to Help
Relieve House Shortage
S3,162,200 Also Loaned by
Metropolitan Life to En
courage Farming
The real estate committee of the
board of directors of the Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company yestorday au?
thorized l?O building loans, aggregat?
ing $2,081,950. and farm loans amount- .
in?/ to $3,162.200. The building loans
were made in accordance with the
company's policy of loaning money on
small houses to relieve the housing
situation. There were 159 of these, of
wh'ch seven were for low-priced apart?
ment houses. These building loans
were widely distributed, beii.g made
in fifteen states. There Were seven in
Missouri, for 597,000; threj in this
citv for $94,000; fifty-seven in West
Virginia, for $196,000; forty in Ohio,
for $153,000; twenty-three in New York
Str.te, outside of greater New York,
for $50,000; five in Florida, for $16,
000; seven in Kansac, for $23,000; two
in Michigan, for $4,400; two in South
Carolina, for $15,000 and on-.- each in
J?icw Jersey, Colorado, California, Con?
necticut and Georgia
The business building loans were
two in South Carolina, for $70,000;
one in Maryland, for $100.001'; one in ,
Arkansas, for $200,000; one in Illinois,
for $240,000; one in Connecticut, for
$500.000; one in Wasnington State, for
S100 000, one in Montana, fo** $30,000,
and one in Kentucky, for $22,000. The
housing loans were for the most part
lifti en-year loans, payable it; install?
ments.
Bulk of Private Home
Buying on West Side
Three Houses in East 81st
Street To Be Altered by
Purchasers
The Everett M. Seixas Company sold
for the Oak Point Corporation 113
East Eighty-first Street, and for Mrs.
Rita Morgenthau 115 East Eighty-first
Street, two three-story dwellings, 20x
100 each. They will be altered and oc?
cupied by the purchaser for his resi?
dence. Tile sellers were represented by
th?" M. Morgenthau Jr. Company.
The three-story dwelling 208 West
121st Street, 18x101.11, has been pur?
chased by Samuel Krulewitch from Dr.
Louis Marquet.
Mary F. Ilession sold to Jane Means
2 West 121st Street, a two-story dwel?
ling, 18.4x99.11.
John H. Scully sold to Peter Ward
109 West 12C?th Street, a three-story
dwelling. 17.10x99.1 1.
Max Noreck sold to Rachel Lowen
stein the three-story dwelling 15 West
113th Street, 15.6x100.
New Owner for White Plains
Home Built 150 Years Ago
Prince ?t Ripley, Inc., sold an old
Colonial homestead property on Mama
roneck Road, White Plains, for Wal?
lace W. Lyon to P. Irving Grinbcrg, of
White Plains. The house is one of the
oldest type of Colonial architecture, a
portion of it being built over 150 years
ago, and constructed of hand-carved
timber:- held together by wooden pegs.
It includes 1 % acre3 and was held at
$35,000.
-.?????
Operator Ges Quirk Profit
From Astor Dwellings Resales
James H. Cruikshank res??ld six of
the ten dwellings at S to 26 West 130th
Street, between Fifth and Lenox ave?
nues, which he bought from the Astor
estate last month. The houses dis?
posed of are 10, 18, 20, 22, 24 and 26
Wea*. 130th Street, wh'ch were bought
by Grover Cleveland Edward Gholsom,
Willis W. Brown, Estelle B. Hamilton
and Lulu Cain, respectively.
?.- ?,?
New Yorker Purchases
Forbes Estate at Oolon
The Emma P. Forbes estate at Cro
ton-on Hudson has been sold to a
prominent New Yorker, who plnns to
develop the property as a country es?
tate. It. contains 125 acres, several out?
buildings and a hike. The property
was hold at $100.000. Kenneth Ives &.
Co. wer? Hie broker.-*.
Add to Fieldston Holdings
J. M. R. Lyeth and Paul Schell pur?
chased at Fieldston through George
?(owe, developing agent for Fieldston,
additional land adjoining their present
holdings. Mr. Lyeth also purchased
several lots to the roar of hm property
?icing on Livingston Avenue.
Fine 51th St. Home Kented
Harris, Voirjht A Co. leased with the
Plaza Keulty Company the four-storv
dwelling IK East Fifty-fourth Straet to
Har?n de Meyer.
Syndicate of Tenants Buy
Printers' Craft Building
Take Over 23-Story Structure
Occupying Block Front
on Eighth Avenue
A syndicate of tenants has purchased
the twenty-three-story Printers Crafts
Buildinp. occupying the block front on I
the west side of Eighth Avenue be- !
?-ween Thirty-third and Thirty-fourth
streets, on plot I97.6x100.
The structure was sold by Franklin
Pettit, who, under the title of the Tre
pok Realty Company, obtained posses
sion of the realty in a foreclosure sale
conducted by Joseph P. Day the earl*,
"art of this month. Mr. Pettit secured
the property for $2,425,000, and refi
nanced the property so that it had
mortgage incumbrar.ces totaling S3.050,
000.
The Charles Franc:s Press, the Bart
lctt On* Press, the E. C. Lewis Com?
pany, Rogers & Co., Robert L. Stillson
& Co., the New York Monotype Com
"any, the Flower Stee'.e Electrotype
Company, the Tri-Chromatic Engraving
Company and the Moore Press, Inc.,
comprise the buying syndicate.
The Printers Crafts Realty Company,
w th a capital of $2,500,000, will take
title to the property.
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Investors Attracted to
Downtown Loft Building;
Structures at Bowery ami
Bleecker Street Pass to New
Owner's Hands
William F. Fuerst, Inc.. sold for Her?
man Woog the southwest corner of
Bowery and Bleecker Street, four-story
?'tor,- and loft buildings, -10.53c95.7x ir?
regular. The property was sold to
Morris Feuer.
The four-story building at 124 Uni?
versity Place, 20x106, has been sold by
lnnes & Center to the Liberty Auction
Rooms for own occupancy.
Edith H. Theall bought from William
A, Wilson the five-story building 196
South Street. 31x54.11.
The Columbia Trust Company sold
to Bartholomew Sbarbora the seven
story loft 31 Crosby Street, 25x100.
John J. and Rebecca Smith sold to
Peter and Paul D'Anno the one-stor
garage 417 East 101st. Street. 25x100.
Cammann, Voorhees & Floyd, with
William J. Spielberger, sold for the
.Tones estate the plot, consisting of eight
lots on the east side, of Jumel Place.
125 feet north of West 167th Street,
running through to Edgecombe Avenue
The buyes- will erect a garage.
Matthew Hawe Seils Attractive
House in Pelhani Manor
Fish & Marvin sold for Matthew j
Hawe his attractive twelve-room shin?
gle and stone house, on about one acre,
with garage. The property is located
in Peinan) Manor, and was held at $40,
(300. The same brokers sold for the
Witherbee Real Estate and improve?
ment Company three asid one-half lots
on Mitchill Place at IV1 ham Manor to
a client from Larchmont, who intends
to erect a home. The property was
held at $-1,000.
House Once Used as Rectory
To Be Altered Into Suites
The Brown-Wheelock Company, Inc.,
sold for the rector, warden a-?' vestry?
men of the Church of the Epiphany 143
East Thirty-fifth Street, a" tour-story
and basement high stoop house, for?
merly use?l as tlie rectory of the
church, which, adjoins. The buyer
plans to alter it iiito small suites.
REAL ESTATE SALE OK KENT
New .lersry
GLEN RIDGE, N. .).??34,500; owner leav?
ing town off ora mod? rn residence, 0
rooms, '3 Ik'.'.Iih. steam, electric; -1 minutes
Lackawanna and Erie stations.
H. S. <?< ?NNI ILLY & C< >..
Gpp. Lackawanna .-???.. Montclalr, N. J.
ENGLEWOOD and Vicinity? Heal estai?.
H. WEATHERBY A CO., Englewood, N. J.
B'mi rhestei
EOR KENT, FURNISHED?Colonial house,
14 rooms, furhishnl; :. baths; electric
light, st- am h? at. op? : 111 plan? . hai dwood
floors; 3-car gnrag . res location,
slate ? .?-. Irnumk N Y. ; occupancy Jan.
! to May I, :-i $350 n month. Wi ite, or ?
i- phoi : . ?? -' hit?.; Plains . X. Y.
NI LES S. in II K IXS. Real Kstat ,
lii ; l'y building, V. hite Plains.
White Plains
MODERN HOMBS
White Plains, llartadale, 3carsdale.
From S10.000 up. Send for list.
WM. E. MORRELL, Inc.,
Depot Sauare, White Plains, N. Y. Tel. DO?, j
New .Mexico
FOR SALE -20.ftfi(3 acres ot deeded land In
\V< - -i ,-: N?' v M *.:??-; good lmpro\ em nts,
till i- ;, ? i. go? ?' xi ass and i uniting v. ater.
For pan - ill ; rite to It. -3!. Wails, Ster?
ling ''"-"
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED
I WANTED?Loft for printer. ?,.nt)u pquare
; f. , carrying i iiacity, 200 pounds i" r
square foot; possession Immediate, or )'Vb.
1 ; West :;I i -. below 3".i ni. I ?aniel Bird
Ball ?!fc Co. Inc., 5(3 Worth st. Phone Worth
800.
APARTMENTS TO LET?FURNISHED
Manhattan
hotelTsevillia.
117 west 58th st.
TIST ST., WEST Two-room; hath, kitchen;
modern In everj way. Telephone Vander
bllt 3137.
LAEGEPARLOR an I he?lroom; steam h.->at,
hoi ??'."?? hesid Oral -I Cent ral : sui! :? -
ble 3' gentlemen; 3?25 week. Vanilerblll 50,20.
NEAP. 5TH AVE. -in! Metropolitan Art
Mu ? urn Large parlor stu'l o; 3 rooms,
lions? keepim a part ment, f urn iahed, ?- 400
?j . ,-,r or $ 50 moni M I ,enux 7 1 -3
30TH, 25 E.?Handsomely furnlshod apart?
ment; lllh floor; -t muster bedrooms;
long or short lease. Matthews.
83D, 58 .W Exclus!' - building; one 3-room
apartment to h ibl? t ; artistically fur?
nished; grand piano; kitchen; $250. Niok
ereon. Colunibua 707 i.
94TH, 2 WEST (Corner Central Park West)
Christian familj offer bright, comfort?
ably furnished front suite, living room,
bedroom (twin beds) and bath, large clos
eta; 2 gentlemen or business couple, Apt.
.3 North. .Ionian. Pilono for appointment.
Riverside 11K2.
APARTMENTS TO LET?UNFURNISHED
Munhnttan
MADISON AV., 233. al 37TI1 ST.?HIGH
CLASS APARTMENTS. $1,000-$3.000;
ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS; ELE?
VATOR SER\ It'Hi
1914 MURRAY HILL.
SUBLET SEVEN LARGE ROOMS, RE?
CEPTION HALL, TWO HATHfi, EXTRA
LAVATORV; HUDSON VIEW PROM FIVE
ROOMS HIGH CLASS; ?2.,0 MONTHLY.
(' ?VTHEDRAL 0478. _
UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS ?ANTED
BONI I } for hi ' ?? "i four rooms; *
$05; uptown or Bronx. Phono Mr.
? > K- an, Franklin 5474 _
SURROGATES* NOTICES
XN PURBUANCJC OF AN ORDER OF HON
?r?i)i. John V. Colialan, a Surreal? ?(
th, toon, y -f New York. NOT?C1B .. h?rj
bv aivrri to ail p.?r?on.i bavin* claims
aialE.t WILLIAM F ARMSTRljNO, d.
ceaeod laie of tlie Couhty of New York.
to Dreien" lbs nun with Vouchers thersof
to th? siibH.rlb.-i. ?t Place of transacting
h m . .... N'?? 342-34? Pillion Street, Dor
ou? t, Vf Mrboklyn. In the City oi New
York, on or before the Oral day of Fee
rttraiea*XN?w Vork* th" ??cond d?)r ??
JU^/NOB0'COUNT Y TRUST COMPANT.
WILLIAM II. COMLBT, jn?K?rmora
nnnwEii. BROw?n a iinowrcit. At.
tora.y* for Bxecutors, Temple Bar. ??
Comri Street. Brooklyn. New Tor?*.
Leases Broadway Corner
With Option to Buy
Shoe Concern to Alter Building
at 16th Street to an
Office Structure
The four-story build ng at the north?
east cr?ner of Broadway and Forty
sixth Street has been leased w th an
option to buy for $1,000,000 by the I.
Miller Shoe Corporation. The prop?
erty is owned by Thomas J. Stewart.
Under a lease negotiated by Quin
lan & Leland, Mr. Miller, who now
occupies a portion of the building
under a lease expiring May 1, 1926,
; takes over the entire premises for !
s xty-three years, beginn ng May 1, ]
1926. For the first ten years the net ?
rental is $45,000 and for the next eleven |
years it is $50.000. For tile two sub- I
sequent terms the net rental is to be
5% per cent on a reappraisal of the ?
land, with a provision that the mini- j
mum aggregate net rental shall not be
? less than $50,000. The lease gives Mr.
Miller a ten-year option, beginning May
? 1, 1926, to purchase. The premises
i front 40.5 feet on Broadway and 80
I feet in Forty-sixth Street. At the ex
p.ration of the present lease on the
corner store it is intended to erect an
1 office build ng, the entire ground floor
of which will be used as a retail shoe
; store.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS ri'HFOSES TO ?.KT FOR Bl'MN'ESS PURPOSES
Hess Bldg.
4th and 5th Floors
each 20,000 Sq. Ft.
and smaller units
POSSESSION FEBRUARY 1st
26th St.
907
?ro??
No Manufacturing
?"7 ?CCC2 Stuyveiaa?
dway P E.^ ?Q 4200
LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE
ALONG THE SOUTH SHORE^
Desirable Properties for Sale or Rent.
JEREMIAH BOBBINS. Babylon. L. I.
SUMMONS
StTiUlMl* COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
VOHK -DANIEL F. FARRELE, Plaintiff,
atra a. at EMMA V. TEMPLE; FRANCIS H.I
TEMPLE anil CARRIE S. TEMPLE, his
Mil : KATHARINE S. TEMPLE; SYLVIA
:.. TEMPLE; EMMA V. MILLER anil
WILLIAM i". MILLER, lier husband;
GLADYS LEWIS and ARTHUR C-/LEWIS,
her husband; ARTHUR C. LEWIS, JR.;
JANET MILLER; WILLIAM' MILLER;
'",11.1AM T TEMPLE; THOMAS .1 TEM?
PLE ami EDNA TEMPLE, his ?a fe ;
VIVIAN TEMPLE; V. EDWARD TEMPLE
and KATHERINE MAUD TEMPLE, his
wife; LEON IV TEMPLE and KATHERINE
TEMPLE, his wife; SAMUEL TEMPLE;
LEON" l; TEMPLE, JR.; EDITH M TEM- '
PEE: VIRGINIE F. BRETT; EDMOND
BRETT; LEON BRETT and BERTHE DU
P.rC'Q BHETT, his wife: MARCELLE
I1P.ETT; GEORGE BRETT, and CLAFLIN.!
INCORPORATED, Defendants, Trial desired
In '. :?? County of New York : Summons.
the above named Defendants and to
? a? 1: of them :
VOL" ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to an?
swer the Complaint In this action and to
serva ;i copy or your Answer on ':'.<- Plain?
tiff's Attorney within twenty day's af'.er
the service ?if this Summons, exclusive of the
day of service, and in case of your failure
to appear or answer, judgment will be
lakfn against yon by default for the relief
, ?:,, , la!--.I In the Complaint.
Dated Now York, November 4th, 1920.
W. GIBHES WHALEY, Attorney for
Plaintiff, Office and Postofflce Address.
27 William Street, Borough of
Manhattan, City of New York.
To KATHARINE S. TEMPLE, WILLIAM
T TEMPLE, THOMAS .1. TEMPLE,
EDNA TEMPI !7, VIVIAN TEMPLE.
VIRGINIE F. BRETT, EDMOND
BRETT, LEON BRETT, BERTHE
DUIIUCQ BRETT, MARCELLE BRETT
... I i ?EORGE BRETT:
'I. foregoing Summons :i served \.^on
you by publication, pursunni to an order
of II a. LEONARD A. GIEGERICH, a Jus
': ol the Supreme Court of the State of
-. a York, dated the 80th day of Ndvem
l>er, 1920, and (lied with the Complaint in
the Office of the Clerk nf Ihe County of
New York, at the County Courl House, in
the Borough .if Munhattnn, City, County and
State of New York.
Dated New York, December 4th, 1920.
V.. G1BBES WHALEY, Attorney for
Plaintiff, Office and Poatofflce Address,
?" 27 William Street, Borough of,
Manhattan, New York City,
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COU?-?TY
?n-' NEW YORK -NEW YORK FISH
C? !.. Plaintiff, again ?' J. FREEMAN ? LI F
I-*? iRI), I letendant, SUMM? INS.
'in THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT"
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED tu nil?
s'.. ' ? ( he com pial .7 In I his a? I lot!, ar.7 to
servo cop: of. your annwer on the Plain?
tiff A lorncj within 20 days niter the
servlce of this summons, exclusivo of tl ?
ilaj i f service, and ?:. .as- of your failure
?a appear, or answer, Judgment will be
taken against you by default for the relief
,\,?-...:, nded in the complaint.
Dated, November 2 I, 1320.
JAMES L. R? IBINSON,
Plaintiff's Attorney, Post Office Address
and Office, ?Mo. S3 Park Row, New
York City.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
OF NEW YORK NEW YORK FISH
CO., Plaintiff, against J. FREEMAN CLIF?
FORD, Defendant.
l'O J. FREEMAN CLIFFORD, defendant
herein:
The attached Summons Is served upon
you by publication, pursuant t.. the order
f Hon. Leonard A. Olegerlch, a Ju tice of
tl Supreme Court of tho State of New
Yoi ,<, dated Hi?- 24th day of Nov< .- 1 er,
i.a.a and filed with the Complaint In the
-??:', .a th? Clerk of the County of New
Y ? rk. at the County Court House, Cham
bi-rs Street, Borough of Manhattan. City
oi New York.
Dated, New York, Noven,her HO, 1920.
JAMES L. ROBINSON,
Attorney for Plaintiff, Oftice & P. O. A.d
dress, No. 3S Park Row, Borough of
Manhattan. New York City.
SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OK
NEW YORK. COL'NTY OF NEW YORK.?
CONRAD GASCHOTT, Plaintiff, against fc.
KITTNER, LTD, Defendant-.
To ? ho above ?? nv I I '? (en-lant :
YOL' ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to an?
swer i nf complaint in this action and ro
si ??. ?t copy of your answer on ;he Plain?
tiff's Attorneys within 20 days after the
?ervicn of tills? summons, exclusive of the
da* ?.i service, and in case 0f your failure
to nppear, or answer, Judgment will be
taken a'-alnsl you i y default for th* re
II :' ?leinatid? I In tho complaint.
I ?ate l ? 'tober 20, 1920.
R l'i ?VER, BALL. CUNNINGHAM & BEVIER,
Attorneys for Plaintiff, Office * Post Of?
fice ?Address, 7'.' William SlroeF, Borough
of Mai hatian, New York City.
To 17 i-. rTNER, LTD. :
The foregoing summons 13 served upon
... pn cation pursuant to an onler
of Hoi.nrahle Leonard A. Gtegerich, Ju?j
?,,.,. ni tue Supreme Court of ihe State
or New York, dated th? 18th day of No
v in! it, 1020. and hied with the complaint
In iba o:iice of the Clerk of the County
of :.. i\ York ai Hi ' County Court House in
the Borough of Manhattan, City, County
and State of Now York
Dated New York, Noveoiber 18, 1920.
SluulK, HALL, UL'NNiNGHAM & BEVIER,
At turn?-\ a for Plaintiff, Office & Post O?
; Vddi as. 27 William Street, Borougti
of Manhattan, New York Ct'.y.
SI PREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.
HUGH DOUGHERTY, Plaintiff, against
PEDRO DEL VILLAR, JUAN VHNHGAS
and ETTORE FERR-ATA, defendant?.
To the above named defendants and each
of the .
YOU ABE HEREBY SUMMONED t<*
answer the complaint in this action an'
to serve a copy of your answer on the
plaintiff's attorney within twenty day?
;>ft?r the service nf tnls summons, e*t
servlce; and In can
of your failure tu appear or answer "Judg?
ment will be tak"n against you by de
faull for i he relief demanded in thy com
plainl
I'aie.I New York. October 20th. l'JJO.
J. SIDNEY BERNSTEIN, Attorney for
Plaintiff, Office and P. O. Adilress, 233
Brou way. Borougn of Manuattao, City
of New Yorlt.
To the defendant JUAN VENEGAS:
THE FOREGOING SIMMONS is served
upon you by publlcatlori, pursuant to an
order of Hon. Leonard A. Olegerloh, Jus
ii,.,, of tho Supreme Court of ih.. Stare
of N'ew York, dated November 23rd, 1929,
and filed with In? complaint In the offh-e
ol ?? Clerk of the County of New ", , : ;?,
a- the County Courl House, In the Borough
of Man.tan, City, County and S'a!" of
N? w 1 ... k.
Dated N-w York. November 24th. 1020.
J. HIDNEY BERNSTEIN. Attorney for
Plaintiff, Off leu uru:i P. O. Address, 2:13
Broadway. Boroujn or Mannattitn, City
uf New York.
STORAGE NOTICES
WAREHOUSEMAN'S SALE i
OE GOODS FOR
UNPAID CHARGES.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PR<3>- j
vision of law, there b.-inc: due unpaid I
charges, for which tlie undersigned, Lib- I
erty Storage and Warehouse Company, Is'
entitled to lien as Warehouseman, on the
gooils hereinaftei described, a'nd ?Nie notice I
huvlpg been given to all parties known to
claim an interest therein, and the time |
specified in such notice for payment of
such charges having expired, they will be
1 lei ? ? public auction, at th-' aucl ?on
rooi ; of W. If. Flattau & Son, southeast
corner o? 13th Street and University Place.
Manhattan, on Tuesday. January 11th, .
1021, at 10:30 a. o,., and continuing each
Tuesday and Wednesday thereafter until i
all th? following property has been sold:
Household goo.is, consisting of bureaus !
chiffoniers, il?sks, wood, iron ami brass
hods, mattresses, linens, pillows, portieres, I
books, bedding, ?lining room furniture, ?
rockers, chairs, rugs, carpets, pictures,
mirrors, sewing machines, library an?;
parlor furniture, office furniture, records,
letter files, boxes an?l contents, barrels and
contents, glassware, china, bric-a-brac,
upright, square and grand pianos, vie- ;
trolas, talking machines, violin:-,, violon- I
?cellos, guitars, banjos, mandolins, zithers.
music records, trunks ami contents, vveai
Ing apparel, costumes and wigs, clocks,
souvenirs, trophies, bath scabs, electric
lamps, electric fixtures, electr'-.; motors,
toys, t.ennls rackets, go!? bags, persona!
effects, clothing and miscellaneous, held
for the account off W. J. HAYES, WES?
LEY HARPER, L. C. F. KILLIAN, FETER
FLINT, MOE LEVINSON and LEO I
FINKENBERO, FRED'K. G. CUNNING- '
HAM, MRS W. McMURTKIE, MRS HAR?
RIET C. LAMB? A. HOLLAND FORBES,
WILLIAM II. KELLY, MRS. .!. G. LANG, ]
MRS. LILLIAN 13 HEATON LONG, 1-3 A.
it STRENSCH, LONGOEMARE MOTOR
DEVICES CO., and A. MICHAELIS, MRS.!
MARY HUXLEY and ROBERT CAMP- I
BELL and W. H. FRASER-, S. 1. FERGU?
SON, MRS. A. KI.M13.VLb, MISS 1'. FOX.
Estate of ALBERT and NELLY H1LT
BRUNNER. EDWARD S. PAVID Ex?
ecutor: CARRICK MAJOR, A, REGINALD
VON KELLER. MARCH TURNER. MRS'
FLETCHER DEXTER, Estate of MRS. L.
M MORTON anil C A MORTON, F. H -
KURD ?;. H. McIVe IR, .1? HIN M< ' IN- I
NELL, MRS. E DARRELL, HAROLD
33ALLARD, MISS M. OLIVER, Y Q.
BELL, ROGER CHAUDON, !. M. FRESSE
and S. BAUMAN & CO. and MISS G. A.
FREKSB. MKS. ALTA ZOOK and MRS.
ANNETTE B. SLOCU.M an?l COWPER
TIIWAIT'S FURNITURE CO.. and LUD?
WIG BAUMAN A CO., and THOS. CO.ST1
GAN, atty. for Administratrix Estate of e
LICK J. SLOCUM, deceased, and SPEAR & .
Co., as th' Ir interest s may a ppe.i :
All bi-ing now stored with said Company,
il te warehouses, :in<\ ai! to be n ore
specifically announced and described at
tim of -.i id sa le.
The g.?:. may be Be< n at the place of
sal? on the Monday preceding ih'> sale.
I'll K LIBERTY MORALE A WARE?
HOUSE COMPANY.
Nos. 43-17 West 84th Street and Nos- JS-SC
West 65th Street,
Mew York City, N. Y.
William R. Wood, Sec'y.
W A R E HO {J S }?: .\? AX 'S S A L E :
OE GOODS EOR
UNPAID CHARGES.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PRO
vlsion of law, there being du?-* and un?
paid charges for which the undersigned,
Uni m Transfer & Storage Company Is ??
title?! to ;. lien as warehouseman on the
goods hereinafter described, and ?lu-? notice ,
having b?'--n given to all parties knuwn to
claim an interest therein, and the time I
specified In such notice for payment of
such charges having expired, there will
:? .- dd at public auction at us w,..-??
h uses, 31.1-315 Wst 36th St., New York
? ity, ON WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12TII,
AT 10:30 A. M.. and if the sale ,
tl of is not completed on said ?late the |
san - will be c? ntinued at the same place
al : 13- 45 West 33th if;, on each and |
every Wednesday thereafter, beginning at
10:30 A. M. ,.-i each ilay an.! continuing
uni ii nil g lOih ?i re sold, to wit : House- .
hold furniture, consisting ol parlor suites. ?
bedroom suites, dining room su;'--.-., library
fu . ?ture; pianos, vlctrolas, musical In- :
struments, carpets, rugs, trurks. boxes, :
barrels, suit cases, contents consisting of
clothing, linen, books, papers, stationery, j
pictures, bric-a-brac, china and glassware,!
baby carriages, silverware, beddings, dra- i
perles and materials ami other personal
effects, etc., as enumerated In the ware
li use Inventory Issued by this warehouse
and held foi the accounts of the following
parties concerned: MRS. L. ALLEN,
JOSEPHINE A.VDERBERG, ROWLAND
BUCKSTONE, MARGARET BURNS, !.. P
BARSTOW, R. U. CONGER, DAVID
BRAININ, HAROLD DE POLO, MRS.
DA1.TON, MISS HEDWIG BECKER, FU.R
NESS, WITHY & CO, EDW. J. FLYNN,
L. C. FULLER, ENRIQUE CENARO,
ESTABROOK & LANE, D. W GRIFFITH,
GEO E GALVIN, M. O. HEIDELBERO,
EVA HILL or LI/.ZIE WILSON, DR. WM.
HEMINGWAY, GREGONIAS MANS?'A3.,
MRS. E. !.. HOPKINS. MR. OBERWAL
DEH, I. L. MAINWARINO, M. MORRIS,
MASON tor I... STERN, .MISS C. NEVIN,
NOVELTY CROCHET WORKS, MRS. W.
WEBER, MISS MAUD OGAN, Est. Miss
ROSE NANNARY JAS F. ROLLO, l?. '1.
RUN KI. 13. .MKS. WALLACE ROBERTSON,
MKS JOHN A. REED. Est. MRS E
ROGERS, ROBERT RE?D. H. C. SCO
FIELD, H. STANTON, SNELLING ,fc
METCALF, MKS. STURTEVANT, MKS.
TRESTAN Tl'PPER, T. J. TAYLOR, MHS.
GEO. WINTERER, M. E. WYCOFF, Est.
J. P, MCCARTHY. Ali being now stored
with sal?! Company, In Ifs warehouses, and
all to be more specifically announced and
described at time of snlil sale. THE
GOODS WILL BE ON' EXHIBITION AT
THE TIME AND PLACE OF THE SALE.
UNION TRANSFER
& STORAGE COMPANY.
Arthur A. Chtlver, President.
SURROGATES' NOTICES
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
I HoN. JOHN P. COHALAN, a Surro
f-ate of the f'ounty of New York, notice
s hereby given to ?11 persons having
claims against SAMUEL TREMPER
LONGMAN, late of tlie County of NVw
York, deceased, to present tlie sanio with
vouchers thereof to the subscriber, at hin
place "f transacting business at No. l>6
Fulton Street, In the Y\\y of New lurk,
on "r bofuro th?> 15th day of May ne?:.
Dated New lum, in? Dtn day o? No?
vember. 13 30.
! TREMPER LONGMAN.
| JOHN M. RIDER Executor.
An-.-, for Executor,
41 Cedar St.. Hew York City.
Want Advertisements _j.
Help Wan tad Business Cards Boarders Wanted Employment A-e^ciei
Situations Wanted Business Opportunities Fifmished Rooms Lost, Found and Rewar?i
LCST, FOUND AND REWARD ?
$500 REWARD
for Information leading to recovery of
1913 four-passenger Mercer sport model,
motor No. 4.501, car No. 4.?*9. stolen from
i-i front of -741 W. 13th St., New York City,
Ausust 27, 1920; New York license, lfiS.lll.
Body grav. black, wir-* wheels. Communi?
cate with John J. Staats. 24 Stone s:.
Telephone Broad 1971.
I.OST?Tuesday night. Hotel Commodore,
naval bal!, tortoise shell fan. silver bll
lettes ?n black nel diamond, monogram
'?J. C." on stick. Finder Will be I ibera By
rewarded, returning 665 Park ave.. Apart?
ment 10 West. Telephon ? Plaza 2-170.
LOST?LIBERAL reward, no questions
asked, clothing ami violin taken from
259 West 90th. R. F. Sj-uso, Riverside
593*.
Lost Bankbooks
LOST?Bankbook No. 841.314 of the Union
Dim,- Savings Bank is missing Any per?
son having a alaim to it i* hereby called
upon to present the same within ten days
or submit to having said passbook can?
celed and a new one issued.
LOST?Bankbook No H12.344. the Greer
wich Savings Bank, 246 6th uve.. N. Y.
City. Payment stopped. Piease return to
ban';.
FURNISHED KOOMS TO LET
East Side
HOTFX NASSAU,
'9th St., bet. Madison and Park Aves.
Room with private bath. $15 weekly up?
ward; all hotel comforts.
TELEPHONE PLAZA S1C0.
West Sido
10TH ST., 250 WEST?Large ?ni ??iiiall
rooms, newly furnished; men only. Scheu
ring.
40TH, 6i" W. ? Large sunny room, adjoin?
ing bath; exclusive house; references.
74TH. 242 W.?Large room and bath; also
small room; references required.
79T1I. 174 W.?-Choice outside rooms; lava
tory. Apt. 2 N. Schuyler ?.104.
62D ST., 15 WEST?Large, attractive, south
front room; refined home; references.
87TH ST., no WEST?Large room, twin
beds; also small room, kitchenette privi?
leges; phone, electricity.
97TH. 229 W. (Apt. 1 C)? Two rooms and
bath; 1 or 2 gentlemen. Riverside 947*t.
11.HTT1. .'" 6 '.? WEST?Two beautiful fur
nish?al rooms, electricity, telephone, bath,
suitable for one or two business people.
M. Fisher.
I29TII ST. (St. Nicholas Ave. 390\ large
front room, suitable two; '-'inning v.-at'-r,
all conveniences; light housekeeping; also ?
large unfurnished room
152D (2858 Eighth Ave.)?Well furnished j
singlo room, with privat? family; one]
block to "L" station; $4. Jackson.
BANK ST., 15?Large front room; sult
able for 'J business mea; bathroom floor;
also i,.ugle room n-ar 7th Ave. Suoway.
MOTEL NOM IS.
650-652 WEST 126TH STREET.
Light, airy outside rooms, every con?
venience; transient, Jl up; permanent,
weekly, $7, up; with bath, transient, $2.50
up. weekly, $15 up; all cars pass door:
half block from Broadway subway station.
TELEPHONE MORN1NGSIDE '149 & 70$.
HOTEL BRADDOCK, 126th St. and 8th
Ave. ? Single rooms. $2 a day; ?louble
rooms, ?1 a day: single room with bath,
$3 a day; singl?3 room by the week, $9 up.
ROOMS with hot and cold running water;
lephone m caeh room; $12.50 upward.
HOTEL NORMANDIE, or. B'way and 38th
St I'la.ne Fii/.ioy 0442
Till' IIP.MLOCiv HOTEL
384-386 SIXTH AVENUE, AT 23RD ST..
HEART OF NEW YOKE CITY.
Rooms: Singles, $7 up; doubles, $10 up.
PERMANENT OR TRANSIENT
?*1 7 CO per week ? Rooms with private
01/"J,J bath; nv dem hotel service; 12
story fireproof b^TTing. HOTEL ABER?
DEEN, 22d st., between 5th av. and Broad?
way. Phono i'enna 16U0.
Brooklyn
FLATBUSH SECTION, Ocean Parkwaj
Nicely furnished larire front room; pri
vale hath, electricity, heat, garage space;
also unfurnished room; private family.
gentlemen preferred. Tel. Klalbush 5K.7.
BOARDERS WANTED
?VI!.!. l. iard refined child, two years or up,
reasonable Jackson, 285S Eighth Ave.
COUNTRY BOARD
!-.? ICKLAND MANOR.
RO .7: AND AVE., MAMARONECK. N. Y.
Id? i. a. a-. . o ?!???, electricity, hot water
heating baths
HIGH S( .L ADJOINING.
Excellent table; own ws, chickens and
garage; good commuting distance.
TELEPH?. 'N !?: .MAMA RONECK 665.
HELP WANTI I) FEMALE
Domestic
I ETENT NURSE for 15 months child;
: . experienced woman. Telephone
Rl- erside 7: 14 7.
NURSERY GOVERNESS?French; chtl
from three years up; $60; city or
?.HH!!: \a Miss Shea's Agency, ? H3. 41st at.
Murra Hill 0774.
Miscellaneous
CASHIER
-.-.,- first ..ass hotel; dining root experl
.: essential; $50, room and baaal. Apply
:,? ..a. e. 447 Lexington a-..
HELP WANTED MALE
ENGLISH COUPLE? Musi b?3 useful; eX.
elleiu cooks; entire v.-ork anywhere;
$]5u. Miss Shea's Agency, 0 L\ 41st si,
Murray Hill '<11J..
SALES MA N WANTED
for Ford cars and tractors;
commission basis. Apply
by letter Ellis Tiger Co..
Glad.stone, N. J.
STENOGRAPHER?In office of large
downtown corporation; state age. experi?
ence and salar;, desired Address M. T..
P. O. Uox j:J, City Hall Station.
Instruction
LEARN TO BE A CHAUFFEUR?Pleasant,
profitable work; day and ev?nlr.g elaii?*.
Ser.d 'or free booklet and visitor's pass.
West Side ?. M. C. A. S06 West &7tb st.
MEN wanted to operate moving picture
n :?? hines in theatres; we teach you days
or evenings. Amcj-ican Theatre Buildlnc,
644 8th ave. (42d;. Bryant 151?.
SURROGATES' NOTICES
WYLDE. HOWARD. ?IN PURSUANCE or
an order of Honorable John P. ("ohalan,
a Surrogate of tho County of New York,
notl .- :m hereby given to all person? having
claims against Toward Wylde, Ute ? th?
County of New York, deceased, t i present
the same, with vouchers thereof, to tb*
subs .-.hers at their place of transacting
business, at the oflV-e of i.-.eir attorn?ys.
Walker <?? Redman. No. 61 Wall Street, in
the Borough of Mantiattan. City of Nsw
York, on or befors the 2!>th day of Jan?
uary next
Dated New York, th? 15th day of July,
1929.
ELIZABETH WHITS WYLD?.
THE LIBERTY NATIONAL
BANK OK NEW YORK,
Hiti-utori
WALKER Ci REDMAN. Attorney? fot
the Ei?. uters Off! e and P. O. Ac
| dress, No. El Wall Street. Manhattan
Borough. New York City.
?NNIS, WILLIAM R. IN PURSUANCE
of an irder of Honorable .lohn P. Cohal
i an. a Surrogate of the County of New York,
? NOTICE Is hereby given to ail persons
j having ?:ia!ms against William R. Innls,
I late of the County of New York, deceased,
, t.? present the same with vouchers thereof
I to the subscribers at their place of trans
j acting business at the office of Masten
.1 Nichols, their attorney?, at No. 40 Wall
i Street, in the Borougn of Manhattan, In
j the City of New York. State of New York.
i on or befoi" the 14th day of May, 1931.
Dated New York, th? 12th day of
November, u>20.
Edith Donaldson innis.
1 Executrix.
WILLIAM S. INNIS.
L'xncutor.
MAUTEN & NICHOLS. Attorney? for
Executors. 49 Wall Street. Borough ot
Manhattan, New York City.
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Dressmakers, Milliners, Etc.
DRESSMAKER -Gowns, wraps and rurs.*
a!so remodeling 13.' East 32d st.
S.TUA?IONS WANTED MALE
HOUSEMAN, general houaacleanlng !?y
hour or day, references. F, Webster, 153
E Stkh st.
JAPANESE domestic help by professional
workers 106 West 4Gth st ; 13..>a:i3
Commercial
ACCOUNTANTS audits, systems. tnreetl
Kations, rax and financial reports, ar
rang m? nts firms without bookkeepers;!1?"
maciiAum service, minimum fees. Sundll
A: LI benna'n. 5 1 Chambers st. Worth t>39i.
ACCOUNTANT?Books audited, closed, sys
temati ed: tas reports; arrangements
firms without bookkeepers. U. Parrett,
L 3 -.*,, 29 Broadway; telepboae 1SSS
Whitehall
ACCOUNTANT, long, varie<l experience;
all line b< oks. opcnej. close?!. Box '?'?5,
Square.
COLLEGE GRADUATE (B. S). age 3?.
- 1. good appearance, d'S're? per?
manent ni ?tions In any capacity. Ad
d.-' *:> (.; 2 I, Tribune.
ER FEEDER desires steady posi?
tion, willing to iced job press. G 3100.
Tribune.
LAWYER pith eleven years' active prac
tice. now located in Middle West, desires
to maki - han . the East; will con id?-*.
conn etion with leca! or business firm;
Scandinavian by birth, speak the Scandi?
navian languages and has .?.?one knowledn?
ot German and French; officer in hue'
World War with overseas service. D IS?,
Tribune
PRESSMAN?Gordon-Universal, willing to
teed, ... years' experience. G 30. Tribune.
YOUNG MAN, 30, wants work where ad
vancement >? assured. G 3'S. Tribune.
EM PLOY M EN T A G ENC1 ES
Commercial Help?Female and Mala
ROSE E. CLARK'AGENCY
EMPLOYMENT EXP?TRT
CORTLANDT 424M. 6 BEEKMAN ST.
Stenographers, typists, bookkeepers, sf
lice assistants, switchboard operator?, male
or female, beginners or expert?ac?d;
?romptly pljot-i Call all week.
BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds, Jewelry, Etc.
CI3"\fT T** r? out? cl.l sold, silver, plsttnura.
. i .ai l.t^rv. dtamojui, pawotlckets, 133 W
33.1 st . opposite PcnnsylTtnia Hotel
DIAMONDS bought ai.d sold for cas?
from 'ndlvlduals or estates. BENNETT-?
176 Bread? ay. Cd floor
Express and Trucking
COM MERi :iAL TRUCKING
-, . . -?'?- with merchants, Importers and
?- desired; day, week or month.
?<? , I .-.. - ?.'.,.- automobil-is. DONNELLA
TRUCKING CORPORATION, 3"i7 E. 64tb
Si. Phone Rhinelan 1er 43,00.
Furniture
WB PAT highest price? for fnrnltur?*.
piano?, antiques, bric-a-brac, books, art.
?te. (3ABAY. S* University Place Stur
-esafu 3'377.
BOUGHT FOR SPOT CASH FURNITURE
t Works of art, nwelr\ bronzes, rugs. B.
CROSSMAN. 68 W, 46th. Vanderbllt 2524
Men's Clcthlng
A W11O T, E S ALI '". R '^?T^'Jl
tilgt? grade liai.' tailored ail wind Wen?
.soils am. overcoats, ialest styles, al $29.M
and $32.60 tformerly $48 30). Showroom,
A. & U. Clothes rfnop, 62 West 33.1 st..
opposite Hotel McAlpln. NOTE:?Our n?w
! branch, just operied at 1677 Broadway,
1 with a. fine line of all wool. 2 pairs
lousers v.l.o suits, al ?.,;.ww lavi in*
i price of a suit.
GOTTLIEB BE ^^?"?A?,
?rice?. 3-iiop postal 13? Lu lluw t.
Patents and Inventions
PATENTS
Over 7$ years' practice; all communica?
tions strictly coiuidentlal ; h?ndl>ix>k ?a
pat<-:if< frer on rei/uest; special fscllitle*
f?r offlc consultation. Munn 4c Co , pat?
eat attu.-neys. *07 Woolwortli RulKiaa
N?w York.
Picture Frames, Etc
] ) P p 13 specialize? in artist:?* picture
* ' '-' framing. Opposite Pennsyl?
vania Hotel, 139 West 3 , !
Printing
PRINTING, tow price, 1.000 cards, note
heads, s:' 30 Hess Co., :'o? !?;. H7th.
Trunks
BARGAINS?New arm ?nop s lied trunk?,
bass, sultiases, steamer ou'flts Thr.-r.a?
O. Hunt, ?30 6tii av. <47ih St.).
SALE Trunks, suit cases, bags; great
sacrllico Weissi an Bros., 701 7;li ?vs.
t47th st.). S::r, Bth ave. (47th st.).
Typewriters
TTrrc\VTUTlvHR RENTED, .3 ro-m'!,s. $8 up
AMT3TUCAN wniTINc, MACHINE Cu INC
?45 Broadway, at Ieonard ? Tel 54?!
30 V. ???.,! NI ? pposiu Madison aw Fiaaad?
TIIK TYP ?"HITCH EXCHANGB.
30 Ban-la.? a: Telethon? 4331 Barr-laj
Umbrellas
USEFUL HOLIDAY OIFTS?Fine Sllle
Umbrellas olors, $7 50, n luced from
J DOI ? ' :.-'.,!-.
i ?.-? reptrlr them l'm le ? an, I ::.
- 75 West 4 .',? h et
AUCTION SALES
MOLT?;.\i;i-3 SALE restaurant flxti
SI MMONS
?EMS CO :: OF THE STATE OF
\. , v, ??- , ,,-,,:?-, ,,- * - - MA RV
JANE HAMMe N'D again?! plaintiff. ELIZ
A BETH CHERRY, ais ..?.-.'??
hi th O. (3hi and aa ad -
mimstratrix of ti?<- est ???? o? Mi ses R.
Oh -, -.-. deceased . MARY W BROSE.
tlOS?S .i CHERRY and VERONICA
CHERRY, his wife; ELIZABETH C
MITCHELL, GEORGE LOUIS CHERR1
DON VLB CHERRY, ELEANOR CHERRY,
GEORGE I- ("i.AUK and THE PEOPLE
OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, defend
mts, sun mons :
To the above named defendants and ?acb
of them
VOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to^
answer the cotni'lalnt in this action and td _3
? i. copy of your answer on tin- Plaln
tifl s Attorn , within twenty days after
the servie of this summons <-t--i e* ?? if
lay of service, and In case of ya?*
ire r , appear or answer, judgment will
be taken against >f-3i by default ?or th?
:. led in the complaint.
Dated. New * ?? -.. September ,, 1920.
??:?' iERIC S BARNUM.
Atte -:-? ?- for PIi iirtiff, ? ?file? and Post
addr? a 3 Court Street, Whit?
Plains ?? - Y
To Elizabeth C. Mitchell:
The foreg >!ng ' ? servi ? upon
you by publication, pursuant tr? an order
of Hon. Leonard A. Gleg rich, a Jus Ice of
the Suiireme Court of th- State <?f New
York, dated th" !7th day of November.
1920, an.; filed with the coi n th*
of th? Cl r.i of the County ot New
York, at the Co'Jnty Court House, ,n th?
i '-rough of Manhattan, City. County ami
State of N -
Dated New November 27. 19?0.
' S. BARNUM,
Attorne y for 1 ' ind Post
office addn ??: 3;:r^ t. \'.'..its
Plains, N Y.
SUPREME COURT, N'EW VORK COUNTY?
JOHN MENDLOV1TZ, doing business un?
der the name and style of John Mendlovlti '
& Co . Pis lEN SIMON ?n?i
SAMUEL 3?FFE?, Defendants,
I To the above named Defendants and ea.ch
I of tii m :
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to an
swer the complaint in this *,.-:i"n ai*?l to
. . rpy of your ertR\A er < ? the plaln
n lorney within twenty day.? af?,er
ihe ?er\i ot this summons, exclusive of
the las ? ' ?? > ?- : and In ?a.??* >?f your fall
? .:? or answer, iudgrneni will bs
?*i<tn against you i?y default for ih? rs
?:ef demanded In 'be complaint.
Dat?^ New York. November 3<1. lfl^O.
\Y IL'.*M ^3 WALDMAN, A: e ?:??? for
Plaintiff, OfBce * P. O. Address, -333
Rroadway, l?orough of Manhattan, City
of N w V'ork.
To ti,e Defendant. PEN SIMON:
THE FOREGOING SUMMONS Is served
upon you by publication, pursuant to an
order of Hon. John V McAvoy, J-jstlea
,-r the Supreme Court of <!?.,* sin'.e <?i New
, y. ?? dated n.,?-. mber ?tth, 192 ' and i ? 3
with the complalni In Ih? office of ih* Clerk
'?> v i'O it at :3'- C? :'it ,''
Court li- .--'. In the Borougl of M-mhattan.
i - . mty and State ol ,%e^ 3 .
; Dated N w YorV. D?*?erober *'\i u<;n
WILLIAM M WALDMAN. Attorney for
Plaintiff, Otile? * P O. Address, SS3
Broadway. Borough aj? Manhattan, City
of New York.

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