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Business News
ig; Textile Factors Start
Spring Season Firm in
ices
Gingkam Offerng Shows
Little Change From La .st
list; Lightweight Wool?
ens Open Next Week
rtilfl fiel :
l
ipe of Rinpr
Manu
-. deliver from No
in the announce
i Bwnt ??'
i fab
) men and women's
spring will ho
IS, with the
' ?' c ton and
trade
:? ea for t!
% it is
expect-. l will
'? ?? len Cam
was no in
a price ' ?
intends to
son.
as, however,
vel as
those I th the exc
. aro one-half a
cent a and one range
lower. Tho con
subject to trade
net price of
?
?d h y Amo!
i
Che Hun
ng and C
Company
.. ..?
it the
-
been stroi
-
-
?
ressure
The , ] ... ] by thp
: week
leviota
?tapie v
dress
tr i . .
Commercial Credit
.' paper ? dis
poted mt rates en
..
Eid. : .- ;<
Thirty tays. E ".
. 5 v2 5V?
lays. .' '??
rs...
Call loans against acceptances 6 per
cent.
Silk Manufacturers
Complain of Prices
Producers Say They Cannot
Meet Buyers' Views at ?he
Present Time
Distribution of finished silks, accord?
ing to some manufacturers, has as?
sumed sai ry volume, but consid?
erable dissatisfaction is expressed on
the prie n. Buyers of Bilks in
fenerai? to be pressing1 for still
while mai rs are
with present prices and
bope that demand will soon
enough ? ? e tl
i
?.- a r e m :? k i r. g ins u ffi -
cien: p
Airare?! I eme i
silk
? ? ! [nstei
a pound, and attempts to advance fin
?
ansueceaiful. A few manufaci
? have i:?;- r prices slightly on
?oiders, has led t i renewed
eomplair.ts ; ?'. and in some.
!
"From the manufacturer's point of
? - terday,
"the p- ? from |
satisface bribution in yard-j
cannot continue to ;
sell on ? ' ) t. We
mast e?i ice our prices or de-1
?ease our costs, and the latter seems ?
almost in -esent."
Protest Against Wool Schedule
Tba ? : .'...'or: of Wool on
?
.n Bor,
Bent or ast the pro]
?? bill.
Hl? ?; in
Jgwerly : 9 Bhown ;
m ace tatement. "is
ttat the Pa;
merca?.
?teased as much as possible en manu
- Grade Rubber Firm
The h ? saw
L!rcr- Offer?
ings of
?ten at '
,?"'???
'rubber which
a due to the
f^'1- at relatively
,*B?r prices than were offered them
?an we si:.
?-?.-?,- ?
Business ?tems
? -
?
it buy
: -
!
1
"?"?sr '?'?'
be, j?h ....
-?
:x'^0?7 Wesi Broadway
Davlf^ P'?^hased by tenant
Hw_LS; ant in the
31.11X
y, between
?, I us por
f!ro-,? - tt that location
" '?:;;:^_H- Miller.
U_S*!ei? island Block Sold
Nk?i- y!?r the tw? ?
Xwd vacant Ian '
i ; ",c'; on the pur.
ifcfaL1!' ??'?
? .? : -? -?. to Jacob JLlopk;k.
i
H holesale Dry Goods
Trade Shows Gain
The wholesale dry goods trade
in Chicago ia showing a rapid in?
crease. Marshall Field ? ''o? re
ing the market last week, say:
"Wholesale distribution of dry
iTr?O?'*; was much larger in volume
the week before. Orders from
men or. the road, both for im?
mediate and fall delivery, wore
also far ahead of the previous week.
"?ero many moro cus?
tomer? in the market.
"Collections are satisfactory, and
? vement."
.j
uvers Arri\
(Continu ! ?"rom pror.-iMnir pape)
VBETH CITY, N. C.
E. S ; e. S. Chc-sson.
, shoes an<l boots; 1 ???: .
ll.-lil'A. N. T.
8. F : j, U. Wilson, boys'
! clothing-; 401 4th
PALI. KrVKR, MASS.
R. A. Mc.W birr Co.; J. Walsh, boys'
. nv.
FORT WORTH, TEX.
r.. M uns, staples,
white .... ......
. ? ?"~\. Wandry, la
. ?lies' and aery, jew
: dry. n< ties, silks, woolens, hosiery;
frankltx, pa.
C.eoree E. Lorch: Miss Dorsey, coats.
rch, furs,
Louis " '?' ? Ivania.
G WJ5SB?RG
Keilog-Dralci & Co ; J. C. Hart, coats,
I!. ll.-.'H.
trlmm o C. .1 Larson, slika anU
Ureas gui Prin ? . '. ?
HARTFORD. CONN.
Rape S <.'U>asbv, bova'
? 4th ave.
HOI 64TON, T3?X.
Cobb. silks.
i : ifl man & liar; ?
'
INDIANAPOLIS
;? ' ' . y, ha ndker
?
-. H. S. Pollack,
dresi? --- . ... M. Wiles, mdse.
..
V). TrauBOtt, m?n's and
irn. ; 'Hoffman & tiartblay; 1 IT j
?
. . ? ?? Co ; C W. Bfroymson,
:? . her goo? Icwclj stamped goods ; Al
fr d f
: ss goods,
?
- onard 3t.
226 5th ave.
!.. S. ??
', .! .' .
. m? rchant
tailors; B ui a I inuar Hoi ..
JAM"! '?. T.
Anderson A C Si C \. Co.; Bristol.
. KE Cii iRLES, LA.
.... r. women's
JACKSON, MISS.
: Co.; G. Kelly, drop?
Mrs. !.. Mitchell, mll
'. ._ - All red
?
tore; Mrs-, J. Burns,
16 W. 32d at.
KAL tl( a.
Id, men's
. rshlleld, hats
. O. R. White, notions;
5AS CITY. MO.
r>. G. Co. ;
Bilks and do
.
Thayer; J. T. Hunt;
. ? s i Carlyle, up
.'.. - ? ? Stlngloy, waists; -.">
? a ??
& Sons; A. P. Rothschild,
men
KX?XN Si.: !?:. Tr.NN.
P. H. ?Buns; W. J. Tornkln.
wear, ribbons,
L i?h av.
LANCASTER, l'A.
. Snyder, boys'
?
LA RAM.?, ILL.
'?ha!!, waists,
? k ivi .: ?. muslin un
L1MA, OHIO
Max Michael,
? ? a George.
Lise?';.:.. NEB.
II. Steckley, cloaks,
ults; ! . phy, waists;
? I rl<man, cloaks
nia.
::?."S
: J :i. art needle
?? ? pictui a av.
KESPOUT, PA.
. I .oreh, furs;
Dor !rr-SM??s;
? W vania.
I.IN, TEX.
R. P. good? and gen.
vood
MERWEN, CONN.
J?-?'?;. Uphai ? R lam M. Miles,
MID?LETOW'N, CONN.
. M m ray, boys'
? ? 4th av.
ill DOLEPORT, OHIO
j. N Rath n '??' Rathburn,
? i ns; Ivanla.
MI?.WAI
EC. 11. BrMthaupt,
louses; o Iso
i :. . . wash skirts
? ate
M;?ri?
II Co.: A. J. Bitker.
1 ?? 802i
, nbergr. high grade
18 VV. 25th St.
: .?, ready
?
MINNEAPOLIS
P. M. Ankeny,
:??: P. I?, Leonard, domestics; 43
(I St.
ilclllT, <-o?ts. suits,
ear; Miss Grabowslci,
L (IV,
..: "-. ready to wear;
Af. Hlgglns,
th Boor.
NASHVILLE
Mannl.> Milder Co . nie Milder,
220 f.rti av.
\i. ' BEDI :ii>. MAS8.
New Bedford D. G. Co.; P. T. Foy, bovs'
?
NEW :;av;a
in; J. B'oy, boys'
clothlr. h av.
NEW ORLEANS
1 ?. ; P. L. 1 ?ornard, carpets
a '??: uph il tery ; i?. B. Gallesly, m
an i v. ? men's hoes; W. ?l. Mc?
Matt hew ::. handker
v:
'. 03 a ! [o
ts and
A. ! ? ?i;. ?: 2<tth si.
on sen. j se.;
. .
NORWICH, CONN.
I -. i.ussey, boys'
clothing: -i!
OAKLAND. CAL.
; S. Newman,
-, ? : v i ;.
M. Murphy,
and muslin underwear, lni ?
appo I ; W< ,!l &
Harm I h st.
O?CLAHO.M \ < Il V. OKXA.
Ror ibou ? C. G. Lyon,
lods, h
men's turn! mjrh-Ewing Co.,
. : 5th . v.
OMAHA, NEB.
' ? !' lUl, gloves, rub
notlons .??.:?<! ribbons; T. H. A?
ty to wear; C. Fhelps,
iIllcs,
I av.
? r, waists,
furs, ai?-: 4th av., eighth
?i. '.. ' ? ' ?ttcKnight,
I S, ha a?l.. ?rchl? is. ; j^ i
Dyrne I -y Goods Co.; C
:', goods and wash
rd at,
PAOUOAH. KV.
William i;.:?- Co.; C B, Householder,
ihiii? and boys' furnishings; -un
. av-,
PAWT! OKKT. K. I.
Shartenbttrg & Robinson; D, Newman,
bo) s' clothing: 404 4ih ?? .
PHILADELPHIA
muslin and
underwear; Alfred i-'unil; li? \v.
?:ir & Joftee; Mr. Meyers,
es' fall underwear; 3
\\ Z'-h st., room
M. woolens; Aberdeen HoteL
n'a furniah
?utsuiltcini, umbrollas; B w iy
..?
:-i Kohn; silks. Venetians; 35 W.
3 t. h ?t.
j Peingold A BloplJi M Petngeld, B.
? . I? ?? ?y. room 1601. '
j .n. (toallasbul c ? Co., ?i;*? C. Lawen?L?in?
! misses, Juniors', girls' wear; l??l B'wht.
Feriberg * Cooper: B, r.. Cooper, cloaks
nji-l ?ml:i, McAlpln Hotel
>>am?a B. Gil lie?. Inc ; B. Bavin, coat?,
?"?? a. dresses, furs, ehudren'a wear; Hotel
McAlpln,
J. T. Thorn Co.; M. Kohn jr.. mfra. arti?
ficial flowers; Pennsylvania
PITTSIHHKII
Rosenbautti Coj !?: Goldfinger, furs; Al?
fred Fiuni. m? W :::?,! M\
Loroh Pro?.; Oeorg-o K. Lorch, furs; M ss
coats, suit?, dresses; l.ouis W.
Hartllp, leys; Boffinan A HarUil?i\; 111
W. .".:.'(] at,
McCreery Co.; M. Marshall, floor cover?
ings; .1. B. ]>avlf?, silks, woolens, dress
good?, velvets; 2a K. :;?i?h st.
Arbuthnot, Stephenson & Co.: O. R.
Aafderheider, dress (ioods, silks, velvets,
wash good?, laoes. embroidery, white
go ids; ?;.; Leonard st.
FITTKITKLD, MASS
r.nsrluml Bros.; .Mr. England, general
mdse; 105 Grand st
I'OUTUND, ME.
Eastman Bros & Bancroft; IT. B. Low?
ell, men's and boys' clothing; 40i 4th av.
PUEBLO, COL.
Gibbons Styl? Shop. ia. p. Gibbons, ready
to ?.'.tr. L%2.-> Bth av.
READING, r.\.
C. K. Whltnor Co.; H. D. Whltner. boys'
clothing ami hats; 404 4th nv.
RICHMOND. 1ND.
Adam H. Bartel Co.; A. 11. Bartnl, no
tlons; 43 Leonard st.
RICHMOND. VA.
Wilkinson, Williamson & Read; C. T.
Head, pine.-, goods; 256 Church st.
ond D, ??. Co.; B. 3. Snyder, pieee
poods; 4.; Leonard st.
RO<'HESTER, N. Y.
Blbley, Lindsay & Curr Co.; J. Penile,
?T. '"unk, (able and fancy linens, flannels
and blankets; 432 4th av.
B. Forman Co.; -Mr. Leader, dresses;
Mrs. Lull, children's, Juniors' and misses'
; 225 6th av,
SAN FRANCISCO
Emporium; Mr. Clinton, men's an I
young men's clothing; ii. Klstler, ombrol
ijer?"es. veilinors. hainlkerehlefa and neck-!
v ? h r. "'J.r? 5th av.
R, Welll & Co.; AV. Shaw, linons, do
white goods; W. W. Sullivan,
mdse. mgr., downstairs dept. only, 15 E.
2Glh st.
SAVANNAH, G A.
T.. Mohr _ Sons; S. Mohr, men's fur
nlshlnga; 3!>6 B'way,
SCKENECTADY ,N. A*.
H. f=. Barney Co,; av. a. Warner, boys'
ig, hats and mea'a furnishings; 401
SEATTLE. WASH.
MacDougail-Southwlck Co.; L. C. Bogne,
coats, sulla and furs; :::? Bast ^(?'.h st.
ST. JOSEPH, MO.
Richardson D. G. Co.; P. J, Cantl, hos?
iery, neckwear, gloves and underwear; T.
ready to wear; AV. E.
? . ?? i, white goods an?! ribbons; I. 11.
' ?? mestics, dresa gooda and glng
Li nard at.
e-Campbell Co.; .T. B. Hestwood,
sil .? and domestics; W. E. Anderson,
white goods, handkerchiefs and neckwear;
I. ?'. Barr, domestics; 43 Leonard at.
Wheeler _ Motter Co.; J. B, Motter,
wash t'??ods; ~2 Looni rd st,
ST. LOI IM
Orwln, Tnc. ; 11. G. KaUman, Jobs Jersey
su Is; 276 5th uv.
Carleton 11. ?;. Co.; L, Landwehr, no
tlons 29 B'way.
Century Millinery Co.; Mr Hempe, mll
Woodsfock; Mrs. S, A. ?'?ran:, Miss
millinery; Martinique.
3tix D ? : Co ; 11. Hallar, colored
377 B'way.
TAMPA, FLA.
Mans Broa. Dept. Store; John av. Shep
pard, linens, white goods towels sb.a,
etc. ; Baer & Llllenthal. liJO B'way.
TOLEDO
Thompson-Hudson Co.; H. J. Mason,
silks dress goods, yard goods; AV. E.
rince oys' clothing and men's furnlah
H !'? I ???:. e, notions, ribbons, laces,
ar and 1 ither g? ?ds; 200 5th av.
TWEN FALLS, IDAHO
Th? Vogue; Mrs. i ?ora Nelson, ready to
wear; Amelia Rosenau, 311 ?th av.
WASHINGTON
S. Kann Sons i o, L. Nye, books and
? y : Mrs. H. C Shute, corsets, mas?
ar; 432 4th av.
Woodv rd & Lothrop; T. E. Prona.nl,
I furnishinga, china and glassware;
J, a. Hobson, upholstery, curtains and
nets; Miss ./. Alder, corsets and brassieres;
Mrs. C, C. Allen, special si/o wear, ;?J4
WATERBCRT, CONN.
Reid S Hughes Co.; ,\. S. Lyall, boys'
cli th ng and hats; 404 4th av.
WHEELING, W. VA.
United v. M. Vnta, ladles' ?
tie-back aprons, me: a shirts, boy??'
knee pants, domestics and boys' hats and
caps; 4.? W. 18th st
WILMINGTON, DEL.
R. Topkia i1'.- Son; Charles Topkla, ready
to war, 1201 B'way.
WICHITA, KAN.
Johnson & Lorim t Dry Goods Co.; W.
M. Neely, domestics, silks and dress
43 Leonard st.
isor Garrison Co.; AV. L. Marsh,
?oda; 329 B'way.
WOONSOCKET, R. I.
Harris & Mow. ; .im MoMurtel,
boys' clothing; ?104 4ih av.
WORCESTER, MAS8.
?Barnard, Sumner i Putman: A. Vander
Pyl, boya' clothing, men's furnishings, um?
brellas and hosiery; 404 4th a v.
YOt NGSTOWN, OHIO
George L. ? Co.; V. B. Jones,
boys' clothing; 404 4th av.
/.AN?SSVILLE, OHIO
H. II. Sturtevant; P. M. Sturtevant,
ladles' wear; Alfred Kami, 116 AV. 32d st.
NaVy Orders
From The Tribune's Washington Buvnu
WASHINGTON, July 18.?Navy orders
Issued to-day follow .
Agnew, Lt. Com. W. J. C, to Washington.
Bauer, Lt. C, to U. S. S, Nokomis.
:: i n, Lt. M. J,, to New York.
Brinkman, Lt. C. A., to Xowport.
Brooks, Lt. J. II., to V. S. S. North Da
?? ta.
i hai Her, Rear Ad L. IT.. to Atlantic floor.
Clement, Lt. Com, S. A., to destroyer
. ,-. Atlantic fWt
I, r.t. A. ,r , tu _, ?5. p. Le?nidas.
1 'a '.::?>. l.t. .i. i; , to Seatl le.
ar, Com. A. S., to U. S. S. McCor?
il
?, Gun. AV. II.. to Norfolk.
!.t. F. I... to Atlantic fleet,
m, Lt. C. P.. '.<? U. S s. Savannah.
n, Ens, J R., to i:. s. S. Nokomis.
! .?. !?' t: , to Guam.
Ll Com. IT. B., '<> Pacific fleet.
Hykea, Ens. .1. H., to AVashington.
J. D., to I". S. S. H-9.
ninl, Ens. V. V . :?> U. S. S Arizona,
Kelle Lt. I". L., to Sai' Lake City,
ir, Lt, .1. E., to Now York.
1 . ? :. I ?. ? ' , t.? Atlantic fleet.
?.trick, Lt. T. I... to V. s. P. Utah,
m ? es, !-'? -I. M., to U. s. s. Nokomis.
Lanham, Lt. F. L., ?o I.'. S. S. New York.
Ma kan, Pay ?'y?. H. S., to !'. s. s. Wright,
lllams, l.t. AV. il, to Washington,
Maloney, Lt. J. A., to Qulncy.
Morris, Com. C, to Pacifie fleet.
Murphy, l.t. I.. J., to New York.
Parsons, l.t. R. P., to Boston.
Pennell, l.t. W. .), to Syracuse.
Sandstrom, Lt. C. O, to Key AVes?.
!.-. Com. J. D, to V. s. s. North
kota.
? l.t. R. B, to Pacific fleet.
g, Capt. J. K, to U. S. s. Prome
? iv us.
Turrcntine, Lt. J. A, to Rockaway Beach.
Weems, Lt. Com. P. V. H, to XI. S. S.
Rochester.
Wenaell, I.;. Com. L. P., to Pacific fleet.
Wright, CapL II. T.. to New A'ork.
Bowman, l.t. I>. O, to U. S. S. Wright.
Cragin, l.t. i'.. S., to Springfield.
Murphy, Ens. E. R., to Hampton Roads.
Palmer Lt. C. I'., to Hampton Roads.
Weiss, Lt. F. W., to .Mara Islund.
Army Orders
From Tkr Tribune's Washmoton Bureau
WASHINGTON, July 18%-Army orders
Issued to-day follow:
Me<Iii-:il Corps
Baylls, Major J. JB., to New York.
Poster, Lt. Col. C. 1... to Fort Sam Hous?
ton.
Cook, Major G. W., to Camp Eustls.
Infantry
Williams, Major W. C, 'o Columbus.
Berry, Capt. K. I... to Eagle Pass.
.Miscellaneous
: ? ' Capt. S. R., Fin. Dept., to Camp
R . -, Col. J. H-, eav.. to Fort Bliss.
167th Street Block Front Sold
Purchase has been made by Eugene
C, Ludin 2d of the vacant plot com
' ri ing the block front on the south
side of 167th Street, from Sherman to
? ? ?-.: Avenue. The property, which
a 200 feet or. the street and 100
:'??. I on each avenue, was sold by Mar?
tin ("rcssman.
?-?-'?
Pians for Nine-Story Office
Building for East 45th Street !
Plans hove been filed for a nine-story i
office building at 17 East, Forty-fifth
Street, 32x100.5, by the Forty-fifth and:
Forty-sixth Streets Corporation. War
ren & Wetmore, the architects, esti?
mate the cost at $250,000.
Buys New Home at 4rleiffh
The Rickert-Brown Realty Company i
sold to F. Gmeincr a two-story colonial j
dv.-i Hing on Lawrence Street, near Dit
mars Avenue, Arleigh, for $11,500.
Result.-- of Auction Sales
By ?. J Phillips ,v Co - E 78th si.
n ?, ?S8 -v a wire? A, 6-Bty tumt, 50:
Cti ?J Q Wlllouirhby agi Jacob Gengal et al
?in.-, $41.118.0'.'; ; - - $789. 15; to
i for $43.376.
By Hsnry Br&dj?K .3d st. 140-14J, s s.
Lexington av, 3$.3x98 \
- sale o? all right, title snrt Interest
which Leonard Land?? had on April 87,'
1921; withdrawn.
Real Estate News
F?at Sales
Siiii Lead Way
In the Trading
Corporation Purchases i^e
Hillchester on Heights;
Other Apartment Buying
on West and East Sides
The Hillchester. a six-story eleva?
tor apartment 547-549 West 157th
Street, has boon sold by the Kimmel
nian Leasing Corporation to the
Nesllam Holding Corporation. The
building, which occupies a plot 125x
99.11, is located between Broadway
and Amsterdam Avenue.
Ardsmore Estates, Inc., Rnrnot TClnr,
nt, sold to tho Buick Realty
Corporation the si; jtory elevator
apartment at the northwest corner of
?"dgecombe Avenue and L65th Street.
The property measure I on tho
Avenue and 140.3 feet on tho Street.
It was sold subject to a mortgage of
$112,000.
Mary Freifeld fold to "Ourselves"
434 East 84th Street, a throe-story
tenement, 25x102.2.
Lorenzo A. Cuneo sohl to Louis Marx
240 Lenox Avenue, a ?ve-story fiat, j
33.4x100.1 I.
Lorenzo A. Cuneo sold to Aaron
Bendcrsky 150 Lenox Avenue, a live- !
story atore flat, 16x100.
C. M. Folsom & Co. sold for the'
Baumann-Marx Realty Company the
five-story flat 672 Amsterdam Avenue.!
John J. (llover sold to Bernard
Rosens 114 Vest, 28th Street, a four
story store tenement, 20x98.9
Christina Schaefer sold to Otto A.
Wolf 148 West 47th Street a five tory
RxlOO .
Leopold Loeb sold to Frank J. Reich-;
enstein 421 East 84th Street, a live-;
story ten? ment, 20x L02.2,
Helene Gcnne sold to Elizabeth "'?rol?
ler .". :v. East 88th Street, a five-story
tenerm nt. 21 : : 10.8.
Valentine V Schultz sol?, for T?. D.
Frank the four-story building at 50
Avenue A. northwest corner of Fourth
It was in the s ?Hing i imily for
for:y yeai s. The me b ri ki
310 East SeA'entcenth S tret t, 23;
four-sti iv building, for David Klinger
to Dr. Hal 1er.
John ?!. Curley soUl to Francesco de
Ligio lt'?!' East 113th . treet, a four
story tent
Joe Fromme
"4,'? )?.:. , a three-story
store tenen
Agne3 -Ai. M tchell sold to Charles
S. Schnepp 183 Ea . treet, a
four- ?:ory store t? n iment, '.9x9 .. ir?
regular.
The Excelsior Savings Bank foUI to
the Dash Corporation lull.
A-venue, .?: five- torj : n
Max K ?mi rling lold Louia D,
Lewres ?iT East ?-?tii Street, a four
story st-jiv tenement, _ ix92.
ke so] '. I i Carmelc
Daman ! >n ? B, a ftve
20.3x61.
Marx 24(
West 112th SI . ?-story flat
? 00.11.
The Ja I - n -
o Bai .
a six-story tenem? it ??? '
? :85.4.
Bessie ? sold to Juda 3
and Samuel Altm Strct, ;
six-storv store anari
Bank Building May Be Built
On Cathedral Parkway Site
If an application is passed favorably
? by the Board of App ?
mit the te 50x100 on the nort
of Cathedral Parkway, LOO f it east
of Broadway, to be u for
pur] i i will bo er icted an
ornate struc ure ? r o< : ipai , by a
prominent bank. Plans for the build?
ing have been i':!? i by S. Edison Gage,
ict, who estimates the c
t he proposed siructure at $ i
? i I for a on
structure ii - ill be equivalent to two
:. This land
I by George
Ehret.
Recent Buyers of Realty
John J, and Peter J. Daly are the
buyers of the fi it L08-110 West
Eighty-fourth Str? sold recently by
1 ?an el Ca .;> y a : r? ker.
John Born ;- the new owner of I le
northeast corner of Lexing on Ave?
nue and Eight; eco nd ~ ' reel ' i he
West Thirty-se I Realty
Holding Company of the flat a
West Forty-third Si reet, and
D I man of the tenemeni ai the
west corner of F r ; Avenue and Xinth
Street, all soul recently.
Sales of Pr?vale Dwellings
On East and West Sides
Rat.lie Mayer sold to Dora Schnelle
262 East Sev? ; - reet, a three
si?- ry dwelli ng, 16.4x76.8.
i ni is & Sinnott purchased from the
.: Pegg 52 West
Fiighty-ninth Street, a four-story dwell?
ing. 20x100, through -Martin Werden.
John R. Ca I to Bernard S.
Talmey L55 West 118th Street, a four
stcry dwelling, 18x100.11.
Locate on Fifth Avenue
Space in the new Straus Bu I
Fifth Avenue and Forty-sixth
has been leased to Ludowici-Celadon
Company, dealers in building su;
Victor .J. Petry, interior decorator; Dr. '
Conrad Bernons an i ' liarles A. Lich
n, jeweler.
William G. MacLean : ? store
at 115-117 Wert. Twenty tl rd Street
for ten years to Marie Loi
Investors Take Over Bronx
Apartments and Flats
Occupying a triangular plot, 74x150.6
192.8, the two flvi I i rtmonts
at the northwest corner of 184th Si "e I
?mil Webster Avenue have been sold by
the Crausman Realty Company to
urn.
Sigmund Goldman sold to c??!?a Jus
tor 6G5 Prospect Avenue, a five-story
apari ment, 37.6x95.
The Rosen" Building Corporation sold
to Patrick F. McGl; nn 2
, n four-story flat, 3
Mary .1. Graham sold to John Mc?
Carthy 3259 Perry Avenue, u dw
Christopher -T. Doody fold to Simon
J Golden 1400 Prospect Avenue, a three
story dwelling, 20.9x74.8x Irreg
The Farmers' Loan and Trust Com?
pany sold to Frederick W. McCullough
3G6 Willia Avenue, a three-story dwell?
ing, 20x100.
Big Buckingham Court F!a!
in Brooklyn Sold to investor
Buckingham Court, 72''. and 728 Ocean
Avenue, Brooklyn, two sis ? >ry ele
! - apartment buildlngB, has been
purchased by Theodore Raffele Prise .
an Italian banker, from Alexander Bern?
stein. He will hold the property i'or
i ??'tit. after ha in g ? xpi ndi ?1 about
."'? I 0 000 on imj roA 'th interior
na to the garden at the
. dings. Li ivis Smith was the
E. T. Newman sold the four-family
apartment at 721 Carroll Street for Al?
fred Johnson,
G. Tuoti & Co. gold for IT. Becker
and a Mr. Cohen G64 R ckawa;
nue, a four-story tenement: with stores
to A. Ventre,
Operators Purchase Two
Comer Plats in Bronx
Spott & Starr. Inc., Bold Eor L. M,
Wolf the vacant pi >t at the northwest
v of the G d i ncourse and
Eden Avenue to Daniel ii. Jack
! ' , The plot i O? 1 '?)''>
? ? ? ? Grand Concourse and 105
on Mount Eden Avenue.
Mr. Jackson also purchased through
the ii i the southeast corner
E Gr ; rse and 179th' Street,
icant plot, 90x100, for which nego
ding for resale or the j
r a a builder.
-1
Knights of Columbus to Locate!
On Morningside Avenue
For a new clubhouse for St. Joseph's i
I, 443, Knights of Columbus,
?? ?as been secured the two four
Imgs at 103 and 105 Morning
side Avenue, between 123d and 121 h
Btreets, 34x100. The buildings are !
I ? ? ' ? ively altered into one
ing at an estimated cost of '"?.
by Victor C. Farrar. J
Joh.3 n is grand knight of the I
c luncil. Rsc ivas re
d to Jules W. Knittel.
Columbia University Professor
Buya Jackson Heights Home
Dr. Robert II. Bowen, professor of
- in Columbia University, pur
. ri ment al 82 Twenty
?? Street, Jackson* Heights, for?
merly c wned ', y V.' illiam T. i
- - rtment
at 114 Twenty-fifth Street, formerly
by A. B. Giles, which has been
sold to A. W. Fitzgib .
- m- ?
$300,000 Apartment House
For Evingsbridge Road ('orner
?d for t
tion of three five-story apartm?
the west side of Sedgwick Avenue. 325
feet north of King id, each
on a plot 60x106, by John H. Beckman.
['. Boyland, s re h timal ?j
the cost of the I - ; r?
REAL ESTAT??SAUS OR KENT
Lone Ssrand
RLl 1HING
r;.-.i utlfu S ri ii .'? < v.'onla!.
?? - ? $0x100; t ?vo I al ha; garage;
....'?,.
Washington Ave.; Tel, ;?'.-.. ..
AT FREEPI RT, !.. i. New summer bui .: i
low, -t rooms and bath, on plot 30x100,
? ermg.
? 'ANT
1? N. Lons Beach Ave., SYeeport, L. I.
New .lerse7
;r :: L, H ?MES
'. ? ?? . ''??' m In ui ??? from
I1 i son " ' ' : nal, in beau
n ar stati?
? erma. Qui 'i: act ?on
:?: . ill Park Rwx. Bitr
?85. '
I
hills Norl .
f roo n
derate cash
men) n i easary. A aa . : in, Oil '
NEvV HOUSnS ' T ?3.500 UP
_t P. 5sot* Heights It ?" ?tueco ani
trame; m-am, parquet floors, elcetrlolty;
plots 40x100, Michael Broa. Je Chrlatlan
aen, Maptevrood ar! Palisade av* Tel#
p?ioao Hackensaor. S33-P..
MODERN 6-8-10-room hou.
cal ion. Goi I - x. J.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
? -.-,;?; r: ? . ?? lease ?J -?'!:' r
with
appi . s
C F : i.n 2303, 9
NEWLY C? INSTRUCTED BUILDING
ton Heights
un
; . . . TT C? ?.
:. : Eas1 0 - SI Harlem 5179.
APARTMENTS TO LET??TURNI?
i ".-; .i, .:. si r -
able local
i. . .'. n " nth
i to No
: 1110. L GO .. Tl ?bune.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES I TO LET FOE BUSINESS PUKP
50 Broad Street Building
2612 Sq. Ft. Very Attractive Oi?ce Space
Located on second floor, only ene ?li._? Ht from main
corridor. Hirh ce?insr and plenty of windows. Win?
dows suitable for window advertising. WiH divide
into two ointes if desired.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
Phone Broad 7150
FACTOBY PROPERTY SALE OR TO L3ET
FACTORIES
f :r Sale or to Le e
Any Size Anywhere ;
BEAX ESTATE BROKERS
*fm & co,
297 Ia?di&OB Av?. ~''J'i Broadway,
BUSINESS H E S & PROPER Fi
BEAU ESTATE BROKERS
Established 1SS3
Horace So Ely &. Co.
i REAL ESTATE i
I Blshory i'.uild a?-, 70 nVilLiam Street, I
New York.
??enl Enraie Broken 3 ??rent?
GOOOW!|v7 2ao
ooDwiiN -:.*
BelliDCf Leu?duz. hvitmii?nir. .MiinaS'_'">eBt.
BUSINESS ADA2Vt;> PROPERTY
U* &U Amu * ?? CQ *** trs.-aerw MM
aaa
?""?"tVtirSTR! M. !?"PFHTIW ' " '
! HAKV?_Y B. NEWINS, Inc. ?
I S82-4i_ .If*. ?!l Sfc?, '
????? -i'??????' Kutatj to all i?. .? ?T
TO UET FOR fir HIN KM* Pt'K?*OSK.9
^(Vtruvmtiwf^mm.-ifmmmtarm i?MaW'vm**aunmai&avmaU>?i
New 16 Story
BUILDING
BROADWAY and
FORTY-FIFTH ST
'fasting Ofjiet ? 7th four
Chatte Bryant 9SJ0
One of the Fastest
Renting Office
Buildings?because
it is
c4n Ideal Location
oA beautiful building
Reasonable Raies
TWO 5TOF.ES
and retail second display
floor
BASEMENT FOR
RESTAURANT
a location that reachc?
thousands by day and the
the?-.tre-|roer by night.
. Broadway Stores
Near Wall Street
Each i 6t. 2 by 50 ft.
Possession Aur;. I st
United Cigar Stores Co.
14 West !8;h St. Phona Watkins 8000
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE
It's lime io Look low!
m&ZM __BK-fJ"PBQ_H_l
52__
To 6et the Best S_.rgains!
IE ?? :? ES TITJ E T? ? ";? ta SEK
V'N'il !?>> HOI SE, WITH GARAGE, bal
r ... .
pa : ; ? .'-.?? pears as
ren Plot 100 ft. x- 154 ft.
thing modern and
ready for oceupan ?? prl :e : no
steam hen
decorated nd out. s. t,
r >s ?!? nl I ? ' .'.. V-.' ,? ?:?
ountry
Nearly 1, n
. g room,
o ... >0 servant -
needed : oughout
ncluding el? ric
?? .. ?her, eli and plugs.
-. can be pa Id
less mo i ?;. than you will waste iri
i'ii; i:..> next few fears, Investigate. !'. D.
ISTER, Suite ::: :U, 170 11"'
:--. V C. T? I. 522 C
KROOKIYN REAL ESTATE
REALTY ASSOCIATES
"Bulldors uf 0C? Ea.ty Housik*<!!iin? H?ii-?"
162 Remisen St., BROOKLYN
LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE
fr C/d Garden City
\ GEO. L. HuSDELL.^f/AMr
1 Ion a .... A ireace, W areJ
us?s
??TESTCJIESTBK COUNTY REAL ESTATE
A $10 Bill
hi ' S3 per "v '? will buy you a b?au
, ni ?a ?per, at
Bryn 13 awr P ! se to ? .':?' and
. ? ?
Th< it I he fact
that we advertise such easy terms dues
? .....
: OTS should be confounded with
? ? ? ? . ? .
ITnred a S7ea
sold in
the past few weeks in this property,
Inj an ADIfi . etl ngr, yet
? oui
and lo FINANCIAL
? ?; : O BUILD.
ROBERT V. FARLEY ORGANIZATION.
12 I ? Util St., N. i. ('. Murray Hill 7720.
". ?.? 1 'ark Station.
3 ' ? ? ,
U"7?5??HESIER HOMES"
prince SRio?^st ' "n?w'yobk
INSTRUCTION
RM I ?S?Ti ?REGISTER NOW FOB
c^nAi CECHEWJMAl ?QUr!^
Si Hi???! fiIi) *"?*? **??? **5a4 s*
U1.1..0\J_i central Branch l.W.C.A,
PD ATT SCHOOL, C2 W(st 4Mh Strsst. Sec
FRA? r ... s
ander sixteen not admitted.
U. S. SECRETARIAL SCHOOL
527 Fifth Avenue v.Vi 44th St.).
DANCING INSTRUCTION
LOV?LL'S
S37 MAD?SON AV*.
CorS9??i_t. .pho?
CLASS iftn
,?< AJ_
IT ? eu?rir.'.an to learh too '.?
?:'????? all 'he latett tt j.-'.er?
danses quickly ?id terrsc:',/
10 LESSONS $8
PRIVATE USSSO.VS
WITHOUT APPOlSTMJBitl
It A. M. TO XI P. _.
PROPOSALS
B o? the Quartermaster General,
' . Washington, L>. C.?
In triplicate will be re
eleven A. M . August 1,
.? they will be
: 15,(1 A
. .. mvnl fnl ? , - nn rin
.
PUBLIC NOTICES
?ICB OP PEACH Holler, 63 ?th st.,
\" jr., handles personal m:\t
itially. Communicate, call per
L'elephone U4?4 Huboken.
TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
LOST, FOUND AND REWARD _
LOST?Lady*? bro-?
7<ith sr. i.-n'l Wadiaou ?? ??
money, check, !< ys an
Wi'fd for roturn. ?r.?* roth 3'~ ?
Rh-.inlander 3368.
Lost Bankbooks
LOST?Bankbook No. ! I, l h B
mfnt Biopp-'u. i
j ha ni;.
LOST- . ? Gr?en
i
? ?pp -.'. 1 rn to bank.
I wich ? I
; ment stopped PI
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED
MAN desires connection with
. private, ? I or Sndep n
_
COUNTRY BOARD
Massachusetts
1 DESIRABLE rooms. excellent cuisine. In
the !-.? .,--: of ? h Bcrkshii
1 tan???'? from g
? ? ia P. O. Box ?3--. ?jreat
Barrington, ' _
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Domestic
: t'RSE for little g rl, three years old;
Inter
-
Park av.. .'?'? < V en 12 and .'.
July : ? Carfare ? i '?
Misce'lan'ons
SALESWOMEN ?
nation-v
t leles gri
-
Instruction
SURE PLACEMENT AT GOOD PAT
la ?i cert you
Is and 1 ra
fuminer. Write, pi
. '. ; Nassau st., N.
?* Pulton st., .?. .a. Prospect
HELP WANTED MALE
SALESMEN ? and a wanted
by nation--? rise; not
to sell ] - is a goo?
opportunity for righ
' 3, 25 West 41th st., New r? rk.
Automobile Instruction
AUTO INSTRUCTION,
4 and s weeks' courses ."or
Owners. Chauffeurs. Mechanics, P-i>sro*n.
WEST SIDE Y. M.
S?6 Wast 57th st.. New Tork.
Get booklet and pas?. Roeclal ladies' clasaea.
SITUATION'S WANTED FEMALE
Chambermaids
CHAMBERMAID or chambermaid-wait?
ress? ' -?:-;?- ipal le y iu e Irish girl; ex?
cellent referen?? ?
East 43d at., Id door ; te
8947 Murray Hill.
CHAMBERMAID-WAITRESS and
young Irish girl; i
erences. N., M Isa
: Id at.. 3d floor. T , :. i le 8047
Murray ?
CHAMBERMAID or l-wait
res .?? i ? . ih girl.
H., M sa H ifmayer's Ag Blast 43d
st.. 3d 0 r ' ilephone ? ? irray Hill.
CHAM!;.
girl;
Miss Hoi I ,
? - - . -
:, neat,
nice; good
enees; (.60. Mrs. Mason's Agency, 18 W. 43d.
Vanderbilt 90S3.
Coofcs
COOT"?Youngr Scotch woman, equal to
chef; $30-8100; exce Sent two years' ref
?rei :e P., Miss Hofmayer's Agency, 10
East 1 Id st., 3d floor; telephone 8947 Mur?
ray Hill.
COOK ? Toung Irish woman, wth or with?
out kitchen maid; excellent four years'
reference. O., -Mi-'s Hofmayer's A?i.?r.cy,
10 East 4"d et., 3d flour; telephone SIM 7
-Murray Hill.
young Irish p?rl: (rood family rooU:
$75; excellent 2 years' refei ?n es.
Miss Hofmayer's Ag-enuy, 10 East 43d s:..,
B ?or. Telephone S947 -Murray
COOlCf?. butlers, valets, houseworkers;
??? ver ung, trT??i?nt (Fili?
pinos), references, Mm. Mason's
Agency, is W. 43d.
(Swedish), first class, youni, ex
ceptionally compel??'!', t. city or m-arby:
y lid references; $90. Maacn's Agency,
is \V. 43d.
; COOK, Scotch Protestant, caiial)!^. well
nded, anywhere, $70. M is
Sh? a L? Ag-ency, 6 B. 41di. Hurray Mill
6774.
SToung; good manager; ex
enees. Miss I a Bureau, ?>JC
Day Worker?
DAY'S WORKER?Accommodation cook,
waitre i, mer; firs ?? iepl Ion
ally competent; most highly recommended.
Mason's Agency, IS W. 43d.
DAY'S WORK, first class laundress, quick
and reliable. aeal-?j a Agency, Audubon
27SS.
General Bonseworksrs, Etc.
HOUSEWORKER, most excellent cook, ex?
im? -
: ? irs preferred ; cil y , $75
?> Agency, IS W. 43d.
?WORKER, capable young, J
i; an: where. Miss Shea's
Agency, t? S. 41st. Murray Hill 6774.
Fart or wfi ile til
ay's work. Crlnce, 140 W. 144th st.
Governesses, Etc,
NURSERY GOVERNESS (English Protes
tant), refined, th'-iroughly
ted; $75. lia
s m'a Agency, IS W. 43d.
NUP.EBRT GO1 ?RNE 3 (French), young,
neat, nice, refined; ent ? ferences;
$75 Mrs. Meson's Agency, IS W. 42d.
\ mderbllt 9053.
Nurses, Etc.
CHILD'S NURSE or chambermaid
French; good seamstress. T.. it
I Agency, 10 EJast 43d ?t., Z? Boor,
? 3947 Murray Hill.
ible English, infant or grow
Ing children, $75; exceptional
Shea's Agency. 6 E. 41sL Murray Hill
6774.
Protestant; thoroughly
rceptlonal. Miss Fitzgerald's
Ear?';. : 188 I av.
NURSE ? English; Protestant, v
trained; excellent. Miss Fitzgerald's
1. i . . I 6th a
: ?Toung; two < excellent
references, Misa Fltsgeral 1 s Bureau, 2t?o
5'.h av.
Waitresses
WAITRESS!?Equal to butler, excellent
? .-. renre; ?s?-jto. ? , ?,;.i
Hofmayer's Agency, 10 K;ist i^d at., 3d
- ...- ? ' ?7 Murray
WAITRESS
.".??.-is Fitzgerald's Bureau,
:'. RV.
Miacellaneona
FRIENDS, together ?< parate; cook, J*-,?;
wa tresB-ch *S0: long refer
-. j. j Agency, ? E. 41st.
.
; FRIENDS?Waitress-chambermaid, s.-pa
her; both ..'?.- fine;
j $?5-?sr>. Sh. _'s Agency, 6 E. 41.-41.
:*.
EN MAID or useful, newly arrived,
exp<-ri<?nef-d. $'0; anywl i Shea's
:-, 8 E. 41st. Murray Hill G774.
USEFUL MAID? ' D
.. _. .:?:?!>
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
Domestic
j BTTLER, Finn, very capable, reliable ser?
vant; good appearance, ?., mUaa Hoi
I Agency. 10 E. 4Sd St.. ad Iloor.
TuL 834? Murray BUL *
SITUATIONS WANTED MALIS
Domestic
BtrT ? -?>?*
. i i. M??
i y 3 8 W. 4
;.cel?
?
-
'
-
a
i W. 43d.
; -xcepUon
?let Murray Hill
I! ? 1EMAN Swiss, j oung, capa.1
wall - E r She? i ' , B ...
?
JAFA.YE3E?20n Sont est !c ?""Kern; h!,-!?
um. As???!. y. : 16 West *6tn. Er:?ii:l
Misrellaneoui
A?"'" ? - -; flve years' *>x
?mmedl?tely. Ad?
dr? sa
?---.-. t.
-
: i i
lires t?
Al refer?
L
32, mar.
?
'. Idress L 5f>3, Tr
TOUNG man, Zi, typist,
ainian, Ku.-?-- ris iwa
- -
BUSINESS CARDS
Diamond?, Jewelrr, Etc.
DIAMONDS bought ana so3d fer ca*h trarai
Individuals or estates. ES.N'XKTT. 171
Bread way. Id ?oo?.
Dogs. Cats, Bird?, Poultry, etc.
BOOK ON DOG DISEASES
And How to Feed
Ma. led ' ? ?e to ? n t a ; .: :e3s
H. clay'glovkr CO., IXC.
13S WEST y.-;' ST., ; EW YORK
Furni+uro
TVE PAT highest prices *~r *'irr.!tur?,
eg, art,
Stay?
2377
rXVELT pay higher n.?h for furni?
ture, ruts. p,ai a, etc. MAURICE, 12$
University pi. PI sne Stnyvesant 55(7.
PROPOSALS
OR JPOSALS
FOP. FURNISHING
PAPER FOR THE PUBLIC PRINT?
ING AND BINDING
3ALS - ' be received.
1321, in
n Prtnt
?
? print?
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? ?ir. i
the awai
.
? lovera?
ty with
the req menta ?. The
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?'. in Its
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- r the tnstruc
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i ay be oh.
Carier,
D. C.
nto tor sup
whether
est males.
quantities)
1 set forth m detail In the schedu
! 503 )00 pounds newsprint paper: 6,375,?
lie-finish printing paper;
. ?-finish
- ' ? : ?
paper; 20, i I poui j i opaque
printing paper, high machine fli
i i printing pap.'.-;
1 su
la half
t paper; 201.000 pound? coatee]
I
:?? writing paper, machine dried;
French folio paper;
-h ma
500 pounds writing pa
r er, air or li ? ia fin?
loft-dried;
pounds safety writing paper; 250 000
blue safety writing pa
00 > p? unds ms p pap? r,
I
. 1.000
pounds ?
?rer pa
"?.! ; 4 00*,?
ard cream .
Index bristol board;
uflin paper;
ir web pr< si i plate.
i ng prenses;
?.0C0
pounds new?
250,000 pounds chlj? board; 63,001
I pi nds bli
? .
are called for, proposals will be received
?
'ommittea on
GEORGE H. TARTER.
Public Printer.
WASHINGTON, D. C, June .
(
SUMMONS
i'NTT OF NEW
YORK?THOMAS W. MILLER, as Alien
- ff, against
-
..??? the nf.me "Mary" te?
ns of said de
ig unknown tr the pUin???),
1ENER, Defendants.
TO THE >.'? . .-DANT3
-?? :.;.< E \- HEM;
SUMMONED to
nt In i?;.5 action and
to serve a '-?pv of your answer on tarn
twenty days
after the ? of this summons, exc-iu
??. -T.d in case of
. r i, "?wer. ;,udg
i agalnat vom by default
i :'.i the curiipi-int.
. M ay I ;
.D FERRT. Plaintiff's Attor
P ist XHce Address, Zi
E- New York, N. T.
y M. Bergener:
The ?? s Is served upon
fU.j.nt to un order
-
-
lay of June. l?'.i,
m tr.e office
f New York,
e Bor
County aud
-
? 4, 1921.
M Man . Attorney for
' ? .VI
- New York.
I* OF N"EW
- W MILLER, as Alien
. < ntlff, against Be-.ti
.:n Doe.
e and Peter Poe
LSI -n.ii-.-.id de
- names
plaintiff, ?
by said
.: person - in -, ?t por
?' the yreir..s?-fi la ttie
. EFENDAirri
.'JION'SD t?
? action and
iswer on the
Plaintiff's A tnin twenty day?
afttr t! - of t.'-.i? summons, exclu?
ra m case ft
ans a er. ;udg_nenc
. . D asralnat you by ?-fa'-iit for
led in the compitlut.
: .,
MANSFTELD FERBT. Attorney for
- . n A.?
?. S3 Exchange f!i?e, New York.
?
To the 1 ?*. Mary M. Bergener:
ng summons is eer.*d upe.?
you by ? : to an order
Whitaker. a Justice
.nt of the State of New
? Just?, ir>_!,
la the office
erf the rierK of the it New York,
in the Bor?
ough of Manhattan, i .:/ and
irle
Dated K?-v ?? 14. 1931,
A v. orner fe?
Plaintiff, Office and P l? tram*, 23
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New-York tribune. [volume], July 19, 1921, Page 15, Image 15
About New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924