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?*"^ LOST.
v?tir* i? hereby ar?v*n t?*t common stock
'Vtifirat? of. the Crucible Ste# Co. or
??ra NO. N. T. A. l7.?8?. I???? May
?> iM?, in the nain? of Florence Wallace !
Sward*. In the amount of $1,00?, has '
{_,? lost and ail persons arp warned
?Enst^*ft*oM?tln? salt? certificate. Ap?
plication ha." been made for duplicate cer
{_i-?to. Signo?. Florence Wallace Edwards.
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?s?at?r, or going 1? taxi from there to
?tTWcat 4l?t st.. or in taxlcah between
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??0? reward. R. S. Olli. 21 West 8th st!;
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t.nsT?Geld ring. Inscription *'Mlsp*h";
*ward. Chariot ?. Johnstono, 7 West
;7th ?<? Oreeley it_
' ' LOST~B VNKBOOKS
tf)c-_Pari!<:-ook No S8I.0?8 of Bank for
Vavir.ca. CSO Fourth ave.. New Tork. Pay?
ment ?tcpr'.i "Pisase, return book to bank.
rrj^r?Bankbook No. 1.068.367 of Bonk for ?
Savins?. :>u Fourth ave, New York. Pay
mftit *to*ip?,<-'i- Please return book to bank.
?/^.-?Bankbook No. 1.115,164 of Bank for
Savin-*. ISO fourth ave.. New York- Pay
Kin: ?topped I'teasf1 return book to ha.ik.
FURNISH E?> rooms to let
titTH ToT WEST. ? Large sunny room,
adjoining bath; adults; ground floor '
front, reference*_^^_
_MTH ST . IK W.?Furniahad rooms for
couple or two gentler-ef
yjwij FURNii-HKD ROOM, with private
bai:., to doctor's residence; also single
?on; with hot and cold water. Telephone
Baden? US?._ ?
R1YEBS1DE DRIVE. 650.?Ea,rge room.
tarn? pri'.-:.. ?s* reasonable, gentlemen:
tti:y Pn* ne 631 Morhtngslde.
THIRD AVE., 100? (near 6Sth. )?Wonder
ral, large, sunny back parlor and single
looms; kitchen privil?ges; ladies, business
coujile._
WEST mftt AVE. SIS dOOth st.) ?Laige1
:"ror.; room; twin beds; very homelike sur- :
(OU_~3g*. Phone R.vc.-s'Je 480a
__.-??- - _ i
FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET
BEAUTIFULLY furnished 7-room apart- |
mi nt. - ? ' Rivet i >rlve; " to 4
Btonths; 1300 per month. Tel River ;'2S7. '
?7TH ST.. ?7 V,. ? Duplex apartment, liv?
ing room, bedroom, dining room, kitch
snette; lor.? or short lease; 54!i4 Plaaa.
WANTED : i rent one or two rooms with
bath, furnished api., rent up to $100
Lesser, 133 West 113th st
BOARDERS WANTKTJ
BMALL privat? tor refined, elderly
persona si ??? :::vj,>!h an.i convalescents;
?umber Un ted; exery home comfort;
nurses ca: -. r i immeuded by patrons and
physicians terms moderate. For full par
ttculara a i ! esa Mrs. A. MacMillan, 662
JU;n st., Hack nsa ... N. J. Phon? Hack?
ensack 202$.
11V> ST, -2? W. ? Eievator, steam heat.
e-iectrici*.} , large room; bath. Colum?
bus -' '"
HELP WANTED MALE
INM11I < ITON
AUTO INSTRUKTION
WE TEACH REPAIRING AND DRIV?
ING EN SHORT TIME; LICENSE GUAR?
ANTEED LADIES' CLASSER AMERI?
CAN ?OTO 6<.'riOOL, 726 Lexington ave.
?Wthl. P.>tza 4016.
AUTO INSTRUCTION, *1S.
Single Lessons, Jlj Cadillac, Studebaker A
liltchfl!. B ?- M Co.. 1303 Islington ave.
: . DING CONSTRUCTION
Trepare : for ?i better Job in the
raring estimating, drafting, concrete,
sirucsr:-.! engineering; classes now form
in? Gall for : ook let.
Y M O A School of Building Construc?
tion. 154 -East SCth st., New York; Lenox
MS! '
CARPENTERS
Prep:?-s now for more responsible posi?
tions, estimators, draftsmen, foremen with
pre 'xperieve in big demand. Call for
uni ..i-.ts now forming.
Y M ' A S hool of Building Construction,
! ? .. ith Street, N. V. Lenox 6051.
DRAFTING AND MACHINE DESIGN.
Soi . u:, I most efficient course in New
Vor? li - will be ready for a responsible
j l< weeks. Thorough work in me
? Irafting, muthematics and blue
prii adlng, Call for particulars.
Y. M ??' A School of Muchine Design.
'.'.< '.. . ??, .! St., New York. Lenox 6051.
LEARN TO BE A CHAUFFEUR?Pleasant
and profitable work: day and evening
clae.-es Send for frje booklet and visitor's
M?s West t?.de li. M. C. A., 396 West
MECHANICS
12 v.'- al course in all matbe
matlci ed in daily engineering and
shop '??: ncludlng algebra, geometry and
trlgon ? ss now forming. Write
it cal foi dai ? It ulars.
V. M CT A Se hool of Machine Design,
154 East 66th st., N. Y. Lenox 6G51.
MEN.?Good paying proposition to operate
moving picture machine in theater; ex?
po-. ? : essary. Call day or evening,
Ameri an Theatre Building, entrance 644
Ith at i : st.). 'Phone Brvant 1519.
PLAN* READING AND ESTIMATING;
is the entering wedge to money mal?lng j
posil big building boom now under
way; in1 ;ns . . practical course. Call for ;
Information. >
V. M C. A. School of Building Construe- |
tion, 154 East ist-ih st., New York; Lenox
6051.
8HA1X I STAY? SHALL I GO ?
Before making a change, find out if you
are en the right track. To know what
>our llfewi rk should be is a start tn the
right direction. The trained analyst will
know fr m a study of your face the voca?
tion for yog. This study is baaed on
known scientific laws. No psychological
lasts; no l a le tests. Ask us ail about It.
Booklet ' L" on request. Merton Insti?
tute. Inc.. ?S Fifth Ave. (at 15th at-), N.
T. Te,. Cl.eis-a 4ri**4
SHOP MATHEMATICS
for m?ch?n?rs. shop foremen, builders, ?to,
?thorough, practical work; classes now
forming. Call for particulars.
Y. M. C. A. School of Building Construc?
tion, 154 Eist 86th st.. New York; Lenox
?061.
HELP WANTED MALE
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A
CHANCE TO MAKE GOOD?
Success in life does not come through
hoping or wishing, but through effort.
I DO NOT CARE WHO OR
WHAT YOU ARE,
If you are honest, ambitious and Indus?
trious. ag"fl L'l to 3?, we have an opening
for you, with excellent pay and a wonder?
ful future: act quickly. Write T., 930
Tribuns Building. New Tork.
ASSISTANT PURCHASING AGENT
EXPERIENCED TN LIGHT
METAL MANUFACTURING L1NIC:
MIST HAVE HAD AT LEAST
TWO YEAR? AS AN ASSISTANT
IN BXECUTIVE CONTROL OF
PURCHASING DEPARTMENT TN
SIMILAR EINE. STATE AGB.
SALAR? AND EXPERIENCIA.
AGENT, BOX 48. LONG ISLAND
CITY.
BOT
HERES A DANDY JOB FOR A REAL BOT
Wv want a wide-awake boy to assist
?rounl ou* office, and we aro willing to
Pay the price; previous experience- not nec
*?aary; a >outig fellow lust out of Grammar
tabool U what wo want; every opportunity
pven for rapid advancement. B 630,
Tribune.
8?YS, r.,.at ambitious, to run errands
and learn (,-ood business; start $11; good
???wmi.intty for advancement. Worthing
?f^j^ayniond, 71 Murray st,
*0*. 14 to li, in law office; ne experience
_"*????*ry; good salary. Ramsey 4s Mor
S5_*_JK*ch*ngo Place, New York.
*** ?anted for general office work in
S-?".'"1!!8 Insurance office. Apply 1J '
"ankU. JUii & Co.. 6? Beaver sL
lo B,
?Ti' ,'? b" useful in machine shop, Bmra
_^W Btlaunei, ii08 W. Broadway.
Compositor?Good two-thirderj feed
B?Z? fh*-s ready; small Gordon; perma
^iManhattan Drug Co., 6? WWreo et.
V?_:_'.~*** '? ??????? ?<? m m ii ?il ' a.?? ii
*i!L,CI'ERs--Am?rU?? arm require* ?
i--** ?""re men on nng?. plus mad
HELP WANTED MALE
DRAFTSMAN
COMPETENT DRAFTSMAN, EXPE
WBffttp ON ELHCTKICAL SUB?
STATION DESIGN. STATS ?XPE
?US5??\. A?it) OAXARV desired,
ADDRESS DRAFTSMAN. BOX 1*.
Long island city.
EMPLOYMENT AND PERSONNEL
MAN
ONE EXPERIENCED IN MANU?
FACTURING LINKS EMPLOY
ING BOTH MALES AND FE?
MALES, HAVING HAD CON?
TROL OF -WELFARE AND
PERSONAL WORK; AULB
TO TAKE OVER COMPLETE
CHARGE OF EMPLOYMENT
DEPARTMENT: PREFER MAN
OVER THIRTY, AND MUST
HAVE HAD AT LEAST TWO
YEARS' EXPB?RIENCE. STATE
AGE, SALARY AND EXPERI?
ENCE "PERSONNEL.'' BOX *8.
LONG ISLAND CITY.
SALESMEN, who know oil and appreciate
? real oil security to sell ; Company backed
by bankers and oil operators of long expe?
rience: large production, low capitalization :
large cash and stock dividends; liberal com?
mission to salesmen. Call Room 2220, 61
Broadway
SALESMEN
HIGH CLASS SECCRlTV MEN WHO CAN
SELL ON FIRST CLASS LEADS. ROOM
24. 61 MAIDEN LANE.
TYPIST, beginner acceptable: must be
neat and reliable; excel'ent opportunity.
Apply Room 809, 302 Broadway.
UNLISTED SECURITY MANAGER
must have experience and ability to manage
department; references required; good ?alary
and commission to right party. Room 24, 61
Maiden Lane
WANTED?Office boy; salary, $18'to start.
Call New Jersey Zinc Co., 160 Front st
New York.
tr?r.r?
HELP WANTED FEMALE
BILLING MACHINE OPERATOR.?A rare
opportunity for a person of ability. Apply
Room 1108, 71 West 23d si.
BRIGHT GIRLS to learn fine enameling
.on jewelry; $10 at start. Wm. Fehl
habsr, 47 Ann at., N. Y.
CLERKS
in an organization as
5roung and large as
this the opportunities to
advance are exceptional
You can begin as
INDEXERS
FILERS
PR?CERS
GENERAL CLERKS
Minimum pay
$13.00 per week.
Rapid advancement assured.
Applicants must be
over 16 years of age.
Call or write
THE CHARLES
WILLIAM STORES,
25 Washington Street,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
CLERICAL WORK
See Miss Files
Third floor
46 West 23rd
ENTRY' CLERK, for targe offUe ; a rare op?
portunity for a person of ability. Room
1108, 71 West 23d st.
FILE CLERK?Young lady, file clerk and
office assistant; apply by letter, stating
salary and experience. Huil-Grippen Com?
pany, 310 Third ave.
FILE CLERK (Library Bureau) for large
office; a rare opportunity for a person of
ability. Room 1108, 71 West 23d et.
GIRLS AS TYPISTS.
Girls, age 17 and over, wanted
as typists. Permanent posi?
tions. Large financial institu?
tion. Hours 9 to 4:30. Satur
d: half holiday. Luncheon
served free. Opportunity to
study stenography and opera?
tion of dictaphone without ex?
pense. Salary $12. Call after
9 A. M., room 5030 Metr?poli
tan Life Building. Fourth Ave
fiue & 23rd Street, New York.
GIRLS AS CLERKS.
Girls, age 17 and over, wanted
as clerks. Permanent positions.
Large financial institution.
Hours 9 to 4:30. Saturday half
holiday. Luncheon served free.
Opportunity to study typewrit?
ing, stenography and dicta?
phone without expense. Salary
to start $12. Call after 9 A.
M., room 5030 Metropolitan
Life Building, 4th Avenue &
23rd Street, New York City.
GIRLS
$15.00 A WEEK
TO START.
$850.00 TO $1,500.00
A YEAR.
FASCINATING WORK
REFINED ASSOCIATES
PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT
EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY
Apply Sunday, 12 to 4 ?[?? m
Week days, 9 a. m. to 8 p. in.
1158 Broadway. Manhattan
453 E. Tremont Ave., Bronx
8.1 Wllloughby St.. Brooklyn
?GIRLS AS OFFICE ASSISTANTS: PUB?
LISHING HOUSE HAS EXCELLENT
OPPORTUNITY FOR GIRLS INTEREST?
ED IN DEVELOPING; GOOD. PERMA?
NENT POSITIONS IN PLEASANT SUR?
ROUNDINGS AND CONGENIAL CLERI?
CAL WORK; HOURS fl TO 5 ; HALF DAY
SATURDAY: PAY lr-5 PER MONTH,
WITH BONUS STARTING IMMEDIATE?
LY AND ADVANCEMENT. APPLY L A.
HOUGH. 8TH FLOOR, 23? WEST S9TH ST.
GIRLS
: neat, clean, light work ; good salary- Man
' hattRO Drug, 60 \Warren st. _
HOUSEWORK-Neat, willing white wom?
an for general housework. Including
laundry; small suburban bouse with young
? refined couple having two ?Whter-. ?
and ? years ; $ 65. Writ* or ?J?Mf%?7&
a? Pratt st., New Roehelie; phone 39H-W.
HOUSEWORK?Olrl for ?enera? house?
work; good eool?. Ap*ir ?ftar U. Apt.
42. 819 We?t li?d.a*- _
mkWmmB
MILLINERS
EXPERIENCED. ACCUSTOMED TO
UNLOCK SATURDAYS.
MAX LITTWITZ,
T BAST 47TH BT.
en 13 and
Oodaii.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
_-,
LONG DISTANCE
TELEPHONE OPERATORS
WANTED.
Ambitious young women,
17 to 25 years,
can obtain
permanent employment
with excellent prospects for
advancement.
No experience necessary ;
pay while learning;
ANNUAL VACATIONS WITH FULL PAY.
SICK BENEFITS, ETC.. ARE PROVIDED.
Hot lunches
are served at cost.
This is a wonderful
opportunity for young women
entering business life today.
SEE OUR MANAGER,
ANY TIME BETWEEN a A. M. AND 6 P. M.
at Room 530,
24 Lispenard St.,
(IT'S JUST BELOW CANAL ST.).
THE AMERICAN
TELEPHONE,&
TELEGRAPH COxMPANY.
MILLINERS
Experienced hands.
Lichtenstein Mlly. Co.,
584-58G 5th Ave.
SALESWOMEN.
Vacancies for first class
shoe Saleswomen : those
with experience preferred ;
good salary. Apply Man?
ager, Shoe Department,
2d floor.
HEARN,
14th St., near 5th Av.
STENOGRAPHER
EXPERIENCED. BY LARGE PUBLIC
UTILITY CORPORATION, QUEENS
BORO BRIDGE PLAZA, LONG ISLAND
CITY. 'WRITE. STATIN'', QUALIFICA?
TIONS AND SALARY DESIRED. AD?
DRESS STENOGRAPHER, BOX 48,
LONG ISLAND CITY.
TYPISTS
See Miss Files
Third floor
46 West 23rd
TYPIST
to make out bills and orders ; also cut
stencils and use aMriressinii machine, will?
ing, ambitious girl desired.
Harriet Hubbard Ayer,
SS3 EAST 34TH ST.
TYPIST?A refined Christian girl, capable I
o? assuming responsible duties: high i
school gradu?t? preferred; ability will ?
gain quick recognition and advancement;
to, the right girl we arc willing to pay
tilt right salary. A., Box 781, Tribune.
VIOLIN TEACHER?Lar?? conservatory!
deBlres to engage services of experienced I
class teacher; a satisfying future is as- I
aured successful applicant. Call 10X5 Gates I
Av., Brooklyn. **.
WANTED.?Man and wife as housekeep
ers in doctor's residence. Telephone Har?
lem 1320.
WAITRESS. 7 to 10:30 a. m. and G to 8:30
p. in. Studio Club, 35 East 62d st.
"women""
middle aped, for examining and boxing no- !
lions; steady position? ail year, experience j
unnecessary; good pay. bonne and profit
Sharing. Smith, 121 West 17th st.
WOMEN LIVING near 8th ave. and 17th
st., to do vnrk at home on notions, no
sewing, clean and easy; steady all year;
Apply by letter only. Gilman B. Smith,
121 W. 17th st.
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
-;-;?
BACHELOR'S manservant, neat, refined,
thoroughly experienced; young- Filipino;
exceptionally well recommended; very de?
sirable; $90. Mason's Agency, 131 \Y. 4-d.
Bryant 5?33.
BUTLER-valet, first class, thoroughly ex?
perienced, very best references; city or
country; $B0. Mrs. Mason's Agency, 131
West 42d st. Bryant 6033.
BUTLER?Capable, good-appearing Cana?
dian, $85; city or country; well recom?
mended. Miss Shea's Agency, 6 E. 41st.
Murray Hill 6774.
CHAUFFEUR-MECHANIC, married, 14
years' experience, desires position; city
or country. Lamb, Box ?58, Palisades
Park, N. J.
CHEF, long experience, wishes position,
club or restaurant; city or country; n?f.
Wm. Giachino. 426 AY. 27th st.. New York.
COUPLE?Butler, usoful, cook, entire work
pf small country family; foreigners; mOHt
capable; $150; fine references. Miss Shea's
Agency, 6 E. 41st. Murray Hill 6774.
COUPLE?Capable, Intelligent foreigners;
butler, chambermaid, parlormaid, $140;
three years' references. . Miss Shea's
Agency, 6 E. 41st. Murray Hill 0774.
ELECTRICIAN, 23 years' practical experi?
ence, everything electrical, wishes posi?
tion maintenance and installation, A C and
D C, with industrial plant, best references.
L. Stock, 221.Brook Av., Passai c, N. .).
FA^mI?a?AgER OR SUPERINTENDENT
of gentleman's country estate (married),
capable of taking full charge and produc?
ing results; 16 years' experience; best of
| reierences. Box 305, Princeton, N. .).
! GROOM with hunters, polo ponies, (?addle
horses; headman; married. Box 78, Far
j Hills. N. J. _
HOUSKCLEANING. ? General vacuum
cleaner. A. Francis, 36 West 137tb ?t.
j Harlem C707.
' JAPANESE cook, butler, mod?rale fee;
all first class help furnished. Ill West
I ?2d at. Bryant 7787. _
! YOUNG MAN, with five yoars' experience m
wood construction and knowledge of archi?
tectural drawing, wishes^ position with eon
! structlon compuny. B. Grllfln, 189 Tremper
| ?ve., Kingston. N. Y'.
YOUNG man (20), energetic, high school
graduate, experienced, a* assistant book?
keeper; nominal salary. B.. Box ?30,
Tribune.
YOUNG MAN (18), Stuyvesant High School
graduate, wishes connection with aroh
! Itectural firm. Pert, 243 S. 2d St., Brooklyn.
' YOUNG MAN, 18, wishes position; chance
for advancement. 1'osnt.r, 335 Last
| 68th at._.
YOUNG MAN wish"? position as eiectrl
?cian'e helper. Leonard. 309 East 90th Bt.
SITUATIONS WANTED FE3?ALE ?
XTA1SAJ* V1WTWO THACHBR wiif"^
* ttl?iaa Ittpona. Signos-lea Bart, u* Bast
HELP WANTED FEMALE
THINGS YOU WANT
WHEN YOU
ENTER BUSINESS
Permanent employment.
Good pay from tllG
start with regular and
frequent increases.
Annual Vacations with
full pay.
Liberal sick benefits,
medical advice and
pensions without cost
to you.
Work and recreation
rooms that are large,
well ventilated and
comfortably fur?
nished.
Lunch rooms, where hot
meals are provided at
less than cost.
THERE THINGS YOU
HAVE WHEN YOU
ENTER TELEPHONE
OPERATING.
Positions in this occupa?
tion are now open to
young women and
girls over. IG, with or
without previous tele?
phone experience.
Positions are also open
for all night work at
extra pay for those
who prefer this work.
MAIN EMPLOYMENT
OFFICE : 27th Street
and Broadway, Man?
hattan.
BRANCH EMPLOY?
MENT OFFICES
OS W. Houston St.,
Manhattan.
44 Pearl St., Manhat?
tan (11 A. M. to 2
P. M.).
453 E. Tremont Ave.,
Bronx, 9 A. M. to 5
P. M. (Except Tues?
days and Fridays, 12
M. to 9 P. M.).
Ana in Brooklyn, 81
Willoughby St. and
1336 Broadway.
If unable to come to an
employment office,
telephone Miss Brem?
er, "Madison Square
12000" (free call) for
further information.
NEW YORK
TELEPHONE
COMPANY.
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
A. A.?CHILD'S NURSE?Young Irish
Catholic; excellent 2Va years' reference;
child under 5 year old; $B5-$70. Q.. Miss
Hofmayer's Agency, 10 East 43d at, 3d
floor. Telephone S347 Murray Hill.
CHAJVIBBRMAID OR WAITRESS?Neat,
nice young Irish girl; thoroughly experi?
enced; excellent references; hou?!- pre?
ferred; $55. Mrs. Mason's Agency, 131 W.
4M at.
CHAMBERMAID?First class; very neat;
thoroughly experienced ; good seamstress;
most highly recommended ; $ 55. Mrs.
Mason's Agency, 15 1 W. 4-d et. Bryant
56.13.
CHILD'S NURSE or lady's maid; young
Norwegian, inexperienced; city family.
O., Misa Hofmayer's Agency, 10 Eaat 43d
st., 3d floor. Tel. 8947 Murray Hill.
COOK?American Protestant; excellent
city references; $60-$65. P., Misa Hof?
mayer's Agency, J11 Bast 43d st, 3a floor.
Tel. 8847 Murray Hill.
COOK?Scotch Protestant; city or sub?
urbs; excellent cook; $t>5-$70. K., Miss
Hofmayer's Agency, 10 Bust 43d' at, 3d
floor. Tel. 81)47 Murray Hill.
COOK?Capable young Irish girl; $65;
city or country; well recommended.
Miss Shea's Agency, 6 Bust 41at, Murray
Hill 6774,
DAY'S WORKER, excellent cook, cleaner;
n<-at, reliable, highly recommended
young man: t?.tst Side; 5 ".. 0 0. Mason's
Agency, 131, West 42d. Bryant 563;).
HOUSEWORKER?Neat, reliable, experi?
enced colored girl, three y-ars last
place; no Sundays; best references; $15.
Mason's Agency, 131 W. 4M st. Bryant,
6633.
LADY'S MAID?Canadian; experienced
maid; good seam, *ress, packer, ere.: $50.
C , -Miss Hofmayer'fc Agency, 10 Bast 43d
St., 3d floor. Tel. S947 Murray Hill.
NURSE (Scotch Protestant)?.Neat, intel?
ligent young girl, experienced growing
child, wishes position South; excellent ref?
erences; $56. Mason's Agency, LSI W. 42d.
NURSERY GOVERNESS or young ladlea'
maid; refined, nice-appearing young
Frenchwoman; good seamstress; excellent
references; $65. Mason's Agency, 131 W.
43d st.
TWO COLORED GIRLS?Cook. $66;
waltress-\3liambermaid, $50; both most
capable; country preferred! excellent ref
, crences. Miss Shea's Agency, 6 East 41st,
Murray Hill 6774.
WOMAN, elderly, wishing to go down South
or to a warm climate, to do light house
? work or take caro of children; is also
handy in sewing. Call on A. Denfeld. 235
Bust Siith st.. New York.
MISCELLANEOUS
SENSIBLE^ SALTJS LETTERS; REAL
man-to-man messages that go straight
to the prospects' self-interest without
waste moliun; ask for an ounce of evi?
dence and draw your own conclusions.
JED SCARBORO, 65|A Halsey st., Brook
; lyn.
SURROGATES' NOTICES
LANE, EFFIE ISABELLE.?In pursuance i
of an order of Honorablo John P. i
Cohalan, a Surrogate of the County of
New York, notice Is hereby given to all
persons having claim? agslnst Effle
Isabella Lane, late of the County of New
York, deceased, to present the samo, with
vouchers thtreof, to the subscribers, at
their place of transacting buslneite, at ths
office of Edwards, O'Loughlin Ac Georg?,
their attorneys, at No. 20 Nassau Street,
In the Borough of Manhattan, in the City i
of N;w York, State of New vork. on or
before the 1st day of July, 1920, next.
Dated New York, the 22d day of
. December, 1919.
LOUIS D. STANTON,
EDMUND C. STANTON.
Executors.
EDWARD*, O'LOUGHLlii & GEORGE,
Attorneys for Executors, office and
P. O. address, 28, Nassau Street, Bor
j ough of Manhattan. Now Tork City.
j WELLS. HENRY C?IN PURSUANCE OP
an order of Honorable John P. Cohalan,
I a Surrogate of the County of New York,
j notice is hereby given to all perauns hav
i tng claims against Henry C. Wells, late of
! the County of New York, deceased, to pre?
sent the same, with vouchers thereof, to
the subscribers, at their place of trans?
acting business, at lb* office of Curtis,
! Mallet-Pirevost & Colt, thetr attorneys, No.
' 30 Broad Sireet, itl the Borough of Man
? hattan. City of Nuw YdVk, on or before
the 30th day of June. 1920.
Dated, December 27th, 1919.
HARRIS D. COLT. i
RICHARD C. COLT,
(Bxecutora
CUBTM. MALLBT-PBEV08T * COLT.
Attorneys for ExjteutorF. JO Broad
Street, Borough of Manhattan, Meet
I Tor* City. . _- -^ ~-^
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Brussels. 6x9, 8x10 oil" uf>' U I7t20
eolor'?? i?, ?? ?oat,nl,';;V PUt"1 <"? ?ordered all'
'?""'"' *I?..oO to $!>,> up; ,1 000 ?nt'fl? fine
I. Ils. ?taira, showrooms, offi, on. $1.2%yurd
MEN'S CLOTHING
???EN'S HIGH GRADE SUITS AND
BXCEITIONAL VALUES AT ?:I0 and $30.
Save _ I ! y-"" Troubles."
A. ? D. CLOTILEJ? SHOP
62 West 33d St.. OjppoaJU AleAlpltt.
COME UP!
WHERE PRICES ARE DOWN
Ruy a Stich Suit ur Overcoat direct from
maker to wearer and save retailor's profit.
Wonderful value?. ?25 to $38.50. Stich Co..
6-1 Broadway, eighth fiuor. Ble-xkur street
subway or "L station
ORIENTAL RUGS *?>; ?fnAition.
tlty bought for highest cash; appValsl'ng1*
specla.ty; call or write. Basnajlan. 3?
West 46th at. "Phone G101 Bryant.
PATENTS.
Over 70 years' practice; all romrmintca
tlon* strictly confidential; handbook on
patents fi"e on request; special facilities for
office consultations. Mnnn * Co., paient at?
torneys 611 Wodlworth Building, New York.
UNIVERSALLY FAMOUS?The only two
' oioi ink to intain n I >i g ne ral use,
$5; agents worterl Nopulitau Pen Co.
World Bldg, Room i" York
Order One of Our
DELICIOUS SMITHFlELD HAMS.
C. I. Robinson, No. 515 West ;i2d ?treat.
It I- linrohd, \ Lrglnla,
HIGHEST PRICES paio for furnltureTa?"
ti(ju?s. pianos, bric-a-brac, buoKs, art,
?to. OABAY, t8 University Place. 'Phon?
8tuyv?.saiit 23V7.
DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY BOt'GHT
FOR CASH, estates appraised, pur?
chased. BENNETT, j75 Broadway.upstaira
WANTED.?-Second hand player piano.
Send . .\>- a:?d particulars. A., Bos 765.
Tribune Office.
BIO BARGAIN.?New and used wardrobe
trunks. B06 Sixth av-, bat ;iutli-3lst sts.
SURROGATES' NOTICES
IN PURSUANCE OF ORDER OF
Honorable John P. Cohalan, a Surrogate
of the County of New York, NOTICE Is
herebj given to all persons l-avi'.ig claims
against Henry A. J Wflkens, late ?f thi
County of New York, dei ????'. to present
11.u wit h vouch? rs there f to thi sub?
scriber, .it pi.i , of transacting business,
No 120 Broadway, in the City gf New
Y"rk, "ii oi before the twenty-sixth day
of June next.
Dated, New York, the 24th day of De?
cember. I ??:'.).
WALTER B. DBVEREUX, JR.,
EDWARD M. McILVAIN,
Executors..
JOHN C. TOMLINSON, JR., Attorney
for Executors, 16 Broad St., N. V. City.
At u Surrogates' Court, held In and for
the County of New York, on (lie 18th day
of December, in thi year one thousand
nine hundred and nineteen, Present, Hon- ;
orable Jo)j.n P. Cohalan. Surrogate. In the
matter of the estate of Henry A. J. Wll
kena. deceased. On application of Wal-,
1er 3. Bevereux, Jr., and Edward M. Melt
vain, setting forth tuat they were ap?
pointed the Executors of said deceased,
and that they are desirous of living such
notlc to the creditors of said deceased to
present their claims as is authorized by
law, and praying that tho Surrogate would
make an order directing such notice pub?
lished in such newspapers ?s he might
? ?.???m nee- ssary to give notice to said cred?
itors. It is ordered that said executors
Inse/rt a notice* once In each week for six
months, in the New York Law Journal
and also in the New York Tribun- re?
quiring all persons having claims against
said deceased to present the same, with
the vouchers thereof, to said Executors, at
a place to he specified in such notice, on
or before a day therein mentioned, which
shall be at least six con: lis from the day .
of the first publication of said notice.
JOHN P. COHALAN, Surrogate.
BROWNING, JOHN SCOTT.?IN PUR3U
an^e of an order of Honorable John P.
Cohalan, a Surrogate of the County of New i
York, notice is hereby given to all persons ,
having claim!) against John Scott Brown?
ing, lata of tho County of New York, de- :
ceased, to presen! the same with vouchers '.
thereof to subscribers, at their place of
transacting business, at the office o? Kose
& Paskus, their attorneys, at No. 12S j
Broadway, in the Borough of Manhattan,
in the City of New Yotrk. State of New
York, on or beforo the 30tb day of June, ;
1920. next.
Dated, Now York, tho 16th day of De?
cember. 1919.
WILLIAM HULL BROWNING,
ELIZABETH HAYS BROWNING,
JOHN SCOTT BROWNING Jr.,
Executors.
ROSE & PASKUS, Attorneys for Execu- ?
tors, Ofllce and P. O. Address, 123
Broadway, Borough i,f Mauhattan,
New York City.
LOTT, GURNET E.?-IN PURSUANCE OF
an order of Honorable John P, Cohalan,
a Surrogate of the County of New York,
notice is hereby given to all persons hav?
ing claims against Gurney E. Loft, late of
tho County of New York, deceased, to i
present the same, with vouchers thereof, ?
to the subscriber, at her place uf transact- .
ing business, at the oilioe of R. A. Mans?
field Hobba, her attorney, at No. 15 Will?
iam Street, In the Borough of Manhattan,
In the City of New York, State of New
York, on or before the 23d day of June, :
1020, next.
Dated New York, the 16th day of Da
cember, 1919.
CLARA W. LOTT, Executrix.
R. A. MANSFIELD HOBBS, Attorney i
fo'r Executrix, Office and P. O. address, i
15 William Street, Borough of Man?
hattan, New York City.
DOWNES. SAMUEL B.?In pursuance of
an order of Honorable John P. Cohalan,
a. Surrogate of the County cX New
York. notice Is hereby given to ail
fiersons having claims against Samuel B.
>ownes, lalu of the County of New York,
deceased, to present the same, with voj :h- I
ers thereof, to the subscribers, at their
place of transacting business, at the office
of their attorneys. Travis, Spence & Hop?
kins, No. <>'J Wall Street, In the City of
.New York, on or beforo the first day of ,
July next.
Dated New York, the 24th day of !
December, 1919.
HARRY R. DOWNES, .
FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY,
Er.ecutors.
TRAVIS, SPENCE & HOPKINS, Attor- ,
n.-vs for Executors, 60 Wall Street. ?
New York City.
MJCHELHAM, FIRST BARON?IN PURSU
anee of an order of Hon. John P. Cohalan,
a Surrogate of the County of New. York, no- j
lice Is hereby given to all persons having
claims against Herbert First Baron Michel
ham of Hellingly, late of the City of London,
United Kingdom o? Great Britain and Ire.
land, deceased, to present the same with
vouchers thereof to the subscriber at its ;
l?ace of transa.ting business. No, Hi Wall1
Street. Borough of Manhattan, in the City
of New York, on or beforo the 10th day of
August, 1920,
Duted. New York, the 6th day of Febru?
ary, 1920.
BANKERS TRUST COMPANY,
Ancillary Administrator.
BARRY. WAINWRRHIT. T11ACHEU 4
SYMMERS, Attorneys for Ancillary Ad- i
minlstrator, 6!) Waii Street, Borough of
Manhattan, New York.
ROBINSON, GEORGE H.?IN PURSUANCB
of an o?d i of Hon. John P. Cohalan. a
Surrogate of he County of New iiork, notice
is hereby i-iven to all persons having claims
against GEORGE H. ROBINSON, late of the
County of New . o.-k, deceased, to present the
tame with vouchers thereof to the subscrlb- :
ers at their place of transacting business at
the office of Olney & Comstock, their attor?
neys, at 63 William Street. Borough of Man
hattan, in the City of New York, on or before
the 2?th day of April, 1920.
Dated, New York, tbe l.th day of October,
m9' RUTH ROBINSON DONNELL.
SARAH D. ROBINSON.
Ex?cutrices,
OLNEY ?- C'OMSTOCK, Attorneys for Ex
ecutrlces Office and Postoflice Address 61 i
William Street, Borough of Manhattan,
New York City._. !
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER of Honor
able John P. Cohalan, a Surrogate of the ;
County of New York, NOTICE is hereby
gnea to all ?persons having claims against |
Mary Augusta Kemp, late of the County of
New York, deceased, to present the same
with vouchers thereof to the subscribers, at I
their place of transacting husiness, at the |
office of their attorneys, Evarts. Choate,
Sherman & Leon. No. o? Wall Street, in the
City of New York, .on or before the 20th day
Dated, New York, the 12th day of Decem
***' EDWARD CHARI.F.S MEARS KEMP,
HERBERT J. B1CKFORD,
EVARTS, CHOATE, SHERfiAN & LEON,
60 Wall Street, Borough of Manhattan, .
New Y'ork City. Attorneys for Executors, j
?CHRE?TBR? ?Si?RYTFORMERLr JCNQW? i
a* Heinrich Schreiter.?in pursuance O? ?9 I
?rder o? Honorable John P. ?ohaian. a Sur. i
rotate of tho County of New York, notice I? ;
hereby given to all persons having claim?
crainst Henry Hchrelter, rormerly known a*
Heinrich Schreiter, late of the County of New
York deceased, to present the same, with
vouchers i hereof, to the subscribers at their
nlace of transacting business, at the office of
their attorneys, Lord. Day & Lord, No. 4?
Wall Street, Borough of Manhattan, in the
i"itv of New "ork. on or beforo tbe 27th day
of ABA? 1?*0
Dated, Ne" ?"ork, the lith day ?? October.
lM' HARRIETT A. acHRBITJEB.
LORD. DAY * LORD. Attorney? foi ???
Unite in Fight
Against Higher
Material Costs
Dealers and Manufactur?
ers Seek to Prevent m
Further Increase in the
C?8t of Construction
Resumption Seems Near
Late Reports of Work Be?
ginning on New Buildings
Reveal Unusual Activity
Dealers and manufacturera of build-1
ing materials and. equipment have be- :
come ho decided a unit in protest
against further general building ma- ;
ter,inl price and construction cost in- ;
creases lhat owners and architects are :
relinquishing construction projects'
that in the recent past have been put
aside indefinitely pending more stable
cost conditions, according to "The Dow .
Service Daily Building Reports" to- j
There are several ways for gauging
this change. One is by the volume of
materials that have moved out of j
building material dealers' yards in this
city and vicinity to fro into actual con- I
struction work. The difference be-1
tween January 1919 and January 1920!
in the volume of business handled by
dealers in New York is more than 870 \
per cent in the aggregate. The differ- ;
once between the totals reported for :
last summer and December is nearly
4*>0 per cent. January reports ure uot
yet compiled, but the percentage is j
likely to be record-breaking for this !
time of the year, and February,
although temporarily handicapped in i
fiel ivories by the storm last week,
doubtless, will head the list for activ- '
ity.
Reports Indicate Activity
Current reports of new building work
.starting reveal unusual activity. There
hfs be?n a tendency to take bids on
projected new work and then defer
the work pending decision on the part
of the owner regarding the flow of i
prices. It is dangerous now to defer |
projected buildings, because delivery '?.
and manufacturing conditions have |
heretofore affected prices. Orders j
have been booked for building mate- j
rials and supplies at almost any price
to. get them placed, in the general be-:
lief that the consumer will be willing;
to pay. But the day dawned several
months ago when the prospective
builder made it evident that he could j
not nor would not pay a price beyond
the bounds of good business policy,
merely to proceed with building plans.
Hence the heavy withdrawal of new ;
building and alteration projects in Oc- i
tober. November, December and almost \
all of January.
Against Higher Material Cost
To-day, the condition is wholly dif- \
forent. Here is the actual quotation j
of a certain building material manu- ;
facturer, in a trade letter sent to all j
his customers, dated January 31, the !
firm being among the largest of its j
kind, doing a national business.
"Present prices are entirely too high.
We advise, for the present, against
purchasing . . . products unless re?
quired for immediate use in actual con?
struction work. Don't try to cover your
future requirements. Prices are sure
to come down if the trade will heed
this note of warning. The time has
arrived to apply the brakes."
Various building material associa?
tions are circularizing their trades re?
garding the danger line of building
material price inflation. The language
of some of these trade letters says that
with the 1920 building season barely
a month away, the trade is already in
the danger zone, unless price inflation
can be stopped. Other letters point
out the fact that while there is a gen?
erous amount of vitally necessary con?
struction work in project that will go
ahead regardless of cost, the record
breaking potential construction market
that would bring prosperity for half a
decade or more, can be narrowed down
to a fitful construction era for a year
or eighteen months, wherein a few
big contractors and building material
supply firms would flourish, while the
general building material and con?
tracting industries would not be as well
off as they are to-day, which is only
slightly removed from the stress of
war time.
Against Limitation of Market
The broadest sentiment in the East?
ern construction market to-day is pro?
nouncedly against any limitation to the
building market of the future, and
or the first time in more than a gen
oration there is a unanimity of thought
in the building industry that seeks to
create a market for the greatest good
for the greatest number rathe.r than
to foster the sort of a market that !
will pander only to one certain trade
or interest or industry.
The underlying thought in.the East
ern building industry to-day is that,
there easily can be sufficient business ;
for every one for the best part of ten
years if trade temptations can be fore
gone during the remaining of the re
adjustment period, such as cornering
of supply, stampeding prices, hoarding
against demand, curtailment of produc- !
tion and "sub" baiting. It is toward
this point the building industry is ;
being drawn by dominant leaders, and ;
it has the indorsement ,of financiers,
owners, architects, contractors, sub
contractors and the best balanced man?
ufacturers.
There are some price changes cur?
rent in the market this week. Window
glass discounts have shrunk another
point. There is an increase in the
price of expanded metal lath, probably
reflecting the dearth of wood lath, and
official listings are made in the cur?
rent price bulletin of the new prices
of hollow tile, which have been in ef?
fect nominally in this market for some
time. These new quotations, reported
for the first time officially to-day, will
cover this fireprooiing material until
April 30, when, if conditions warrant
it, reaction may occur.
.. ? n ii '.
Hollings C. Renton Opens '
Realty Office in 44th Street
Hollings C, Renton has opened a
real estate and insurance office at 3
East Forty-fourth Street, specializing
in the management of business prop?
erties, having formerly been associated
with the Equitable Life Assurance So?
ciety for about six years ia the man?
agement of its properties. Mr. Ren?
ton announces, the lease made by him
to the Dixie "Doughnut Company of
the first and second floors at 324 West
Fifty-second Street.
Rents Home at Searsdale
Pease & Elliman have leased for ?
term of years, furnished, to Dudley
Sicher, of New York, the large Bradford
Rhodes house, with several aeres, gar?
age and outbuildings, on the ?ast cid?
of Weaver Street, Searsdale.
. ?? ? ???>?.
George McFadden Purchases
Plot at Searsdale
The Sscarsdale Estates, Robert E.
Farley, president, has sold a plot on
Fountain Terrace, in the Greenacres
section of Searsdale, to George McFad?
den, of this city. _
Grove Street Realty Buyer .
Ale? A. Olsen hos ?eld ST and 69
?rotv-Stveai,. twe> three-etcr* bo?d
inga, to tit? jCondit Trader?. j
I 50 Years Added to
Life of Buildings
Before the zoning law went into
effect the average life of buildings
for the purpose for which they were
built was about thirty years, al?
though their materials and con?
struction would warrant eighty
years. Sometimes they cotrld not
perform the functions for which
they were intended more than ten
years, because a change in the char?
acter of the neighborhood would
either cause them to be torn down
or altered for some o*her use. Be?
fore the zoning law no man could
aay what locality would remain resi?
dential for a period of ev?Pn five or
ten years.?Edward M. Bassett.
Hotel Suites Rented
Unfurnished at Big Profit
Milwaukee Proprietor Gets 25%
More for Rooms Unfurnished
Than Furnished
Space, no matter where located, has
value these days. There is a hotel in
Milwaukee which had two floors vacant
until recently. The section did not
warrant the furnishing of these floors
until the shortage of housing facilities
had developed and then the cost of
fitting up the rooms was so great as
to be prohibitive.
The rooms were then offered unfur?
nished. In a short time every suite
was taken and at rentals 25 per cent
over what they would bring if rented
a? hotel accommodation. The floors
net the hotel proprietors $5,000 a
month. It wouid cost $27,000 to fur?
nish the rooms. Their tenants supply
the furniture and they give a limited
amount of service. Every suite is
rented i$)i three months.
REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE FOB SALS
HOMES WITHIN THE HOUR
ALL SECTIONS
$6,000 to $50,000
J. CLARENCE DAVIES
U NASSAU ST. JOHN 6094
WESTCHEHTER COUNTY
COI'NTBY ESTATES
FAKMS, FCKNISHED HOUSES.
? ALONG HUDSON RIVER
NICHOLS & HOBB1E, 7 East 42d St.
NEW JERSEY
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ENGLEW00D,N.J.-;<JS
H. Weatherby & Co., Englewood, N.J.
BHACHWOOD-For Sale, Lots Nos. 5 3 to
56, -"lock A-37, Plat A. D. ; near station;
cash ottered. Reply A., Box 773, Trib?
une ffice.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS rURFOSES
THIRD AVE., 1003 (near 59th st.).?Won?
derful large and small iront rooms; heat;
one flight up; suitable dentist, doctor par?
lor or light business.
SURROGATES' NOTICES
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER O?
Honorable John P. Cohalan, a Surrogate
of the County of New York. NOTICE li
hereby given to all persona having claims
against Emma Swan, late of the County
of New York, deceased, to present the
same with vouchers thereof, to the sub
I scriber. at his place of transacting bust
! ness, at the office of William C. Orr, Esq..
; his attorney, at No. 61 Chambers Street,
? In the Borough of Manhattan, in the City
; ef New York, State oC New York, on or
i before the 14th day of February next.
Dated. New York, the 8th day of August
ltl?. SEYMOUR SWAN,
Executor.
WILLIAM C. ORR, Attorney for Execu?
tor, Office and P. O. Address. No. tl
Chambers Street. Borough of Manhat?
tan. New York City.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John P. Cohalan, a Surrogate of
1 the County of New York, aotice Is hereby
: glwen to all persons having claims against
Annie T. Lang, late of the County of New
York, deceased, to present the same with
! vouchers thereof to the subscriber, at placo
: of transacting business at the office of
t Hawkins, Deiafleld & Longfellow, their attor
? neys, at No. 20 Exchango Place, in the City
of New York, on or before the 17th day of
May, next.
Dated, New York, the 3rd day of Novem?
ber, 1919.
ISABELLA G. B. LOTHROP,
CHARLES G. TAYLOR.
Executors.
HAWKINS, DELAFIELD it LONGFEL?
LOW, Attorneys for Executors. 2? Ex?
change P'.ace. New York City.
; ROBERTSON. ROBERT H?In pursuance
of an order of Hon. John P. Cohalan, a ?
Surrogate of the County of New York, notice ?
is hereby given'to all persons having claims
against Robert H. Robertson, late of the
County of New York, deceased, to present
I the same, with vouchers thereof, to the sub- I
I scriber, at his place of transacting business, ,
I at the office of Tunis G. Bergen, his an or- :
ney. at No. 2 Rector Street, in the Borough ;
I of Manhattan, in the City of New York. !
j State of New York, on or before the 17th j
! day of March. lO'.'O. next.
Dated, New York, August 2?st. 1919.
THOMAS MABKOE ROBERTSON,
Executor. i
I TUNIS G. BERGEN, Attorney for Execu
tor. Office and Postottiee Address, Z ?
Rector Street. Borough of Manhattan.
New York City.
WAD?, LUCY JOHNSON'.?TN PUR3?
ance oi an order of Honorable John P.
Cohalan, a Surrogate of the County of New <
York, notice is hereby given to all per?
son? having claims against LUCY JOHN- ;
?-ON WADS, late of the County of New
York, deceased, to present the same with
voucher? thereof" to the subscriber, at Its
principal place of transacting business, No.
60 Broadway, Borough of Manhattan, in
the City of New York, on or before the
first day of July next.
Dated, New York, the lSth day of De- ;
cember, 1919.
COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY.
Temporary Administrator.
H. A. CUSHING, Attorney for Tern- '
porary Administrator, 43 Cedar Street,
Borough of Manhattan. New York City.
WILKINSON, ALICB STROTtO?IN PUR
auanee of an order of Honorable John P.
Cohalan, a Surrogate of the County of New
York, notice is hereby given to all per?
sons having claims against Alice Strong
Wilkinson, late of the Covnty of New York,
deceased, to present the same with vouch?
er* thereof to the subscribir, a* hi? place
o? transacting business. No. 44 Wall Street,
in the Borough of Manhattan, City of New
York, on or before the s?t>?.h day ot April
next.
Dated, New York, the 16th day of Octo?
ber. 1919.
FREDERIC De PEYSTER FOSTER,
Executor.
WILLIAM A. ALCOCK, Attorney for
Executor, 44 Wall Street, Borough of
Manhattan. City of New York.
? IN PURSUANCE OP aS ORDER OF
Honorable John P. Cohalan, a Surrogate
1 of the County of New York. NOTICE 1?
: hereby given to all persona having claims
! against Almira A. Nash, late of the County
of New York, deceased, to present the)
? same with vouchers thereof to the sub- >
: scriber, at his place of transacting busi?
ness, at the offices of Engelhard, Poilak,
Pitcher & Stern, hi? attorneys, No. Ill
Broadway. Manhattan. In the City of New
, York, on or before toe 1st day of July next.
Dated, New York, the 16th day of De?
cember, 1919. ',
DANIEL W. HARNETT. Executor.
HNGELHARD, POLLAK. PITCHER &
STERN. Attorney? for Executor, 111
Broadway. Manhattan. New York City.
LEWIS, ALPHO?N8.?IN PURSUANCE OF
an order of Honorable John P. Cohalan,
a Surrogate of the County of New York,
NOTICE Is hereby given to all persons
' having claims against Alphons Lewis, late
', of the County of New York, deceased, to
i present the same with vouchers thereof t?
i the ?ubscribetra, at their place of transact
i ing business, the office o* their attorneys,
? Shearman & Sterling, No. 65 Wall Street.
in the City of New York, on or before the
10th day of July next.
Dated, New York, ta? 2d day ef Jan?
uary, 1820.
EtrOBNE LEWIS,
WILLIAM S. KAHMWXILBR,
Executors.
HARRIS. EMMET.?IN PURSUANCE OF
an order of Honorable John P. Cohalan, a
Surrogats of the County of New York, notice
U hereby given to all persons having claims
against Emmet Harris, late of the County of
New York, deceased, to present the same with
vouchers the eof to vbe subscribers, at their
place of transacting business. No. 64 Wall
Street, in the City of New York, oa or beforo
the 16th day of May next.
Dated New York, the 3rd day ?f No- :
vswteex. 1?1?.
MORTON PBRKIN8, __
LSWJg CAW LEDYARD- ?U
York Ctt*
DANCING INSTRUCTION
OVELLS
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Cor. 59th St
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?troction for ?
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9 LESSONS, $5
PRIVATE LESSONS, 19 A M. M U
P M., without appolBtaMBt.
INSTRUCTION
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New Term jus; beginning.
PIERCE i,?V*&?A
SHORTHAND -BUS.NES5 ? SECRETARIAL
CRAOUATtS PLACED in GOOD POSITIONS
PMT
m*. iCHOOL. 6? Wetl 4Srt>
* Secretarial i-?:rir.i -cdnHosi is?
?li.-.'jt Dar m.Xi
STORAGE NOTICES
W^^IJSEMAN'S SMJB
OF ii?ODS FOR
INPA?D CHARGES.
In accordai nr] h the provl* r>n of law,
there I ng a < iiar*res. for
? the m ; M Stewart, is
entiil : et arehousemaB, on
tbe goods hereinafter described; end due
? an given to ali parties
'?'? -:' i : h< sqela and the
time specif] d in euch notice for payment
of such charges having expired there wlU
be soli at pul auction, ..? Nos 438-442
West "'? -' ? on Thursday February
19th, at 10:3? A. M, the ?mij'u ,ng property :
Carpets, can lugs and
mat 3 held fa ol Mr*. M L.
M s. Ai Marie M.
ts. Mrs. Greei Mrs M. Israel,
'? ' Mi y v- .\Io-l?y Mr
M. P M Mrs. E C Redding, hUs- H. M.
Rocke. M '. Kr?. R. c.
Watson Jr.; their Interests nvc!.y appear.
O:! painting, j,.;.;<>r cabinet, ?lining room
svoodeji 1, .. ?:, bed, ?ireaaer,
pia!u.;n. held tor the account ?. :" Mrs. Anna
M Sad ;? r.
Theatrical properties, five boxea said to
contain pictures, trunk, no contents; four
chairs, one table, 'vares,
three spot lights. ; It ?sidelight?, held
tor the account ol Zimmerman, Jr.
All being now si *Rh said T. M,
Stewart in his warehouse, and all to be more
specifically announced and described at time
o? said Bale
T. M. STEWART,
NOS ?88-448 WES? WSX STREET.
Februa NEW VOKK tlTY.
TO Mrs. iford, C. A. Booking
Office, Mr?. M. Johnson, Jacob Levy A. P.
T'.iiiy and Mrs. L Woiford: You and each
of you . :- . fled thai the time for
payment of our lien up n the property here
inafter described having expired, a'.'er du.>
notice thereof ..-?.; given you. we wi.l
causo si buffets, books
cases, couch s, sofas, dressers, chiffoniers.
chairs, ewtng machines,
rockers, commodi s, .Is springe, matrresses,
pillows, c :.'?:.. ns. tiling cabinets, desks, cos
tumers, ... towel racks, hanging
brackets, medicine cabinets, rugs, carpets,
carpet Bweepers, clothes u ringer?, painting?.
pictures, oil stoves, bookshelves, electric
lamp? and shades, ntar.:-rl mirrors, window
serins, window Shades, jardinieres, oil?
cloth, laundry utensils, contents of bureau,
chiffonier, buffet and. other drawers, boxes,
suit cases, trunks, baskets, boilers, hampers,
i barrels, shirt waist boxes,- chests, etc.. sup
j posed to contain bedding, linen, hangings,
silverware, china, bric-a-brac, books, kitchen
j ware, personal effects, etc., stored by you
! or in ?ao\ff name, or on your account (or in
I whielfsyou have an interest) in Cooke's Stor?
age Warehouse. Inc.. 209-211 East. l_25th
! Street, New York City, to be sold at public
I auction at Cooke's Auction Rooms, Inc., 209
2ii Kasi I26ih St? New York City, on
Wednesday, '' ISth, 1'j2\>. a: 10:30
Ai M-, according to the statute la ??n.-ii .is?
made and provided, and u' sale thereof is
not completed on said .late the same will h-?
continued at .lie same place on each and
every Wednesday thereafter, beginning at
; 10:30 A. M- and continuing until all the
goods are sold, or until ail liens are satisfied.
: COOKE'S STUIlAdE WAREHOUSE. INC.
jos KP n WTELAR, Secretary.
SUMMONS
SI'PREMR COURT. WESTCHB?TER
COUNTY?OTTO SCHULTZ and LOUISE
SCHULTZ Plaintiffs against EDGEHTYN
COMPANY, INC.. "JOHN DOB" and 'MARY
I>"X.' re HN DOE" and 'MARY
DOE" being h< persons intended
hr-ing the tenai ts ol ? remises ?? nicht to be
foreclosed in this action. Defendants.
To the above named defendants and each
of them
YOL ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to an?
swer the comj . ; r:..- LCtlon, and to
serve a copy of on the plain?
tiff's attorney within twentj days after the
service of this summons, exclusive of the.
day of service, an i In case of your failure
to appear or answer, judgment wid be taken
against you i lefault for th-= relief de?
manded in tbe eornps liu,
ba>,d, New York", November 17th. 1919.
JEAN V. LUTZ.
Attorney for Plaintiff, Office & P.' O. Ad?
dress 27 Cedar Street, !'...rough of Man*
hattan, City Of New York.
To the Defendant, EDGEltTYN COMPANT.
!N<" : The tor tmons !? served
t;p.>n yo.j by publication, pursuant to an
order by Hon. William P. Platt, a Justice of
the Supreme Court of the Stats of New
York, dated the !G;h of January, 1920. and
filed with the compl Un? in the office of the
Clerk of the County of Westchester, in the
Count} Court House, ?n the < - y of Whit?
Plains, Slat? of New York. on the iCih day
**fT January. 1920,
Dated, New York, Januarv j'h, 1920.
.??CAN V. LUTE,
Plaintiff's Attorney.
?SUPREME COURT OK THE STATE Of*
NEW YQRK,?Trial desired in New York
County.? ELEONORA WROBLEVTSKI.
Plaintiff against KRANK , WROBLEW
SKi, Defendant. Summons. Action 1?
annul marriage.
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT:
Yul. ARK HEREBY SUMMONED to an?
swer the complaint in this action, and to
serve a copy of your ans?er on the plain?
tiff's attorney within twenty days after the
service of this summons, exclusiva of the
day of service: and in case of your failure, to
appear, or answer, judgment w'Ul be taken
against yo:j by default for the relief de?
mande J in the < oiar.
Dated, New York December 31st, 191S.
FRANCIS X. WA/.ETER. Attorney for
Plaintiff, Offi'-f i Pus:office Address. I4S
Broadway, Borough of Manhattan. New
York City.
TO FRANK WROBLEWSKX DEFENDANT:
The foregoing ?- tramons is served upon you
by publi atl< ' pursuant to an onier ui Hon.
Edward P. Finch, one of the Justices of the
Supreme Court of th* State of New York,
dated the 23rd day Of January. 1929, and
filed with the compiaJiJt, in the office of tbe
Cltrk of New Stork Cc-uniy. at the Cou*ty
Cour- II. -..-. In the lioruish of Manhattan.
City and State of New tori, on the 2?h day
of January. 11*2r>.
Dated, New York, January 24th. 19tt.
HUM.';.-.' X. V\A/KTER. Attorney for
Plaint Iff. 54S Broadway, Manhattan, New
Ve! k City.
SURROGATES' NOTICES_
IN PURSUANCE OF AN OKDSR OF
Honorable John .". Cohalan, a Surrogate of
the County of -New York, NuTICE la hereby
given to s.!i itwons having claims against
CHARLES H. STEINWAY. late of the County
of New York, deceased, to present the same
with vouchers thereof, to the stil>scrib?rs. at.
their place of transacting business at the
office of Solinger &. Soiinger, attorneys, at
No. 179 Broadway, in t?? Borough of Mato- .
hattan, in the City of New York. State pf
New York, on or before ?be 2Jt* day of
June, 1920, ..est
Dated. New York, the 12th day of Decem?
ber, 1919. _
WILLIAM R, HTEINWAT.
PALL H. SCHMIDT.
WALTER B. SOLINGER.
Executors.
BOLINGER & SOLINGER, Attorneys for
Exs-cutors, Office and P. O- Addreo? Ht
Broadway, Borough of Manhattan, New
York Oy ,
ROTCB. MINNIE C.??N PtTUrUANC?
of an orde,r of Honorable John JP. Co?
halan. a Surrogate of the County of Wow
York, notice i* hereby give? to all per?
sons having claims agaiast Minais C
Royce, l?t? of the County of New York.
deceased, to presefit the same, with vouch?
ers thereof, to the subscriber, ?t ble piaee
of transat ting bustoess, at the office of
Butler, Wyckoff & Campbell, bl? attorney?.
i at No. 54 Wall Street, in the Borough of
1 Manhattan, Inxhe City of New York. State
of New ?VrkAn er before the 2kib day
of J?m?. 1'j2?, T?ext.
Dated NV-W York, the 10th day of Dp
comber, 1919.
FREDERICK B. CAMPBELL,
Executor.
BUTLER, WYCKOFF * CAMPBwt_.
Attorneys for Executor, Office and ?",
O. address, il Wall ?treol. BoroAUlt *i
MaabAttas. Mow Tark Cttjw ^

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