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i t0St* FOVy?> AyP REWARD
???ST-?In Fifth a.v*. DUB- or 10th *t. be
?tweei-? Fifth ave. etui Broadway, on Febrtt
X tsth, paient leather changevpurso eon
?IfLinK $to gold pl??ce and currency. Ro
{??JaTBird. U* Broadway._
LOST BANKBOOKS
,?c-p?Bankbook No. 807,411 of the Union
nt-rie Paving* Bank is missing. Any per
-? having <i claim to It ?s hereby called
tL, ?n ?rest?! the same within ten days or
""?btnit to having said passbook canceled and
*????? ein Issued._
T?St Zyankbec* No, 74?,l'.9i) of the Union
hime Saxiux? Ha-'k 's missing. Any per
isiivl'ig a claim to it I* hereby called upon
nreietit Ok1 <t?im?' within ten days or sub
it: to bivhig aaW passbook canceled and a
^K one Issued_
oofe No. 730.712 of the Union
mm- Savings Hank 1s missing. Any per
V -,,,?? ?? claim to It is hereby calle?l
EL to present the same within ten days or
t>mit to havins said passbook canceled an?l
? _ _
77wT_---l-;.r.ko.?'k No. 284.,Ul of the Frank
*M_ Savings Bank Issued to Carrie Mon
?," ,.-,. ? ; . rood. Please return to
r; , .-.. ? . . vew V^'k City. All
SgoVis are ca.? ? ?= not to purchase or
??el I j ' __ ...._._
_wf ..-..- tboot? No. 216,668 of trie Frank
ii'-i' ?savings BeM* Issued to Plora Mon
_ ?_\* n( stoppiid Please return to |
ink 6SS ".tghth ave., New York City, All ?
i?rie-i.* ?*' ?avx-jned not to vm.vaase ut ?
S?Ytate ?am? _^_|
AeT ?-Bankbook No? 616.327. The Greenwich i
"Svinss Pank, ? ? ?4? Sixth ave. N. Y.
stopped Please return to bank.
:1" i<- No 13.825 of the United
??_ -, . . Bank of New york. Pay
?e n turn book to bank- :
: .-- . N 81 . I 15 of the Ex
l-\:t\ ? - ta Bank - V\ est 23d ?t.
stopped i ? ase return to bank.
t No. 1,004,305 of tho
Psr.k foi - ? "'-"-? -? Fourth ave. Pay
j. *n;'','? | . .??-?.? return to bank.
',":7~ : ' N?>? 151.291 Issued by the
'"-..'.-?? s iare Savings Bank. Finder will
?fees? ? ih* bank.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
I ?-..- si -'. ? v--Two adjoining rooms,
..' ; . ? : ? isant; running water,
f..'-.'.- . .,.- bs h room; In private rest
dit
115 W EST i Apl. Ut?. ? Large
el? cl ricil v,
, . . ; nivi rsity.
tA 1 ? omfortablo fur
- ,,suitable ?or tw<? gen
n ; i ..- : 'h no ?"?-' 2 Mein se.
NEW JFKSEY
FCF.N- :.- attractive, private:
. - he isekeeplng. I 12
?^r . rk, N. J. Phone Gu^e
Tira' ..K. '? ;
TORinSHED Al'AKTMEXTS TO LET j
KIVEP.Si i'"'2 CApt. 9-1).?Two i
-1 :.:.- '- ath and kitcll
?P.i-.'.e. :. - - - - Apt. 94.
1G5TH ST -- WEST.?Six rooms, bam.
-.it;. furnish ilately clean; rtier
er.cei. 2s-:
BOKOU.I! OF BROOKLYN
FRANKLIN ST (A torla, I t.)?At?
tirai ? 1-- : oms; light house?
keeping Phoi '
HELP WANTED MALE
IN-I Kt l I'KiN
IEARN TO BE \ ' HAl r'KEl'R.--Pleasant
?-: profitai work, ?lay and evening
flit'cs t.r.i ; : tree booklet ai;?3 visitors
pss? West Bide l M. C A., 30G West
Rib t?.
SHALL ! STA?7 SHALL 1 GO?
Before - : - - ai ,-? tin ; ? .t if you
?re on ;:. i 'L' kn< ??? what > our
liUwork si a stai ; In the i Igl t
director. I'lie ' nalyst will know
trcm a the vocation for
rou. This stud don known scientl?c
(a?a :-.- - tests; no trade t? sts.
:,-, . ' ? ' ? "L" on request.
Mertot Ins.te In 96 Fifth a\e. (at ljth
i-). New - tie < helsea 4054.
HELP WANTED MALE
ADVEP.TISING MAN 0/ ability; spj? al
work -?? texi md tit am ial iv-'ekl-? :?.
commise - . Box 557, rribuneOff.ee.
ARTIST ?no l'.r.? a g?>ed j??l) ? b'.t \\ants a
better ??.-- everj oppi n ?)?:<.' y lo
r.iVe !'.'" - more; a chance to grow
witti leadli -? lor li Its fiel i : poster
ffortj e, .... ?tick? -i"t s drifter. Studio
?ter nlghl fi . New York Thorough knosvl
fde? of figui ' ' ???'' '' '?' e8SI "
(iji. Sa ' I only by ability. Bring
fp?citr-: ^ Call irda: ftertu
..;-'. Lin In
SUpare .'. '?'???
B00KKEE El A large manufacturing
ted i I N oi toik, Vf _ desires
(he servi ? l horoughl) ? >? ? -lenced
... : . ? ?? ? ? ?. ? i ? ..ad H. v ?
>r?; yea ?? In n lahufacl urin-t
? . - ? rs if age and be an
t^e is ,. splei did op
(fertui ... p ible man.
\t ::<--1 Ml ? I i rtis, Hotel Manhat -
? . . ? to salary, etc.
: Intei ul wi lit? , a ppllcatlon.
Boy? v tic bo "'i errands
an?1 ass g dep irtn nl musl
b" <... horoughl> ? ? Hal ?
i ?? ; '.'- Fulton - :.
1 '
HOYy. : ? ? to help in shi -
Cti ? \\ v\ I
latr.i i- i l Lafaj ?. . New York
e himself useful and
. : l'r id I? ts Co., 1105
'?? : : klyn; building '50.
?RIQHT tor general ofTlce
work Addr? Ing su la i ^ refer? m e
? s you can begin work, A., Box
?2?, Trli iti ?
PKA1 rSMl [CAL, WANTED;
STA'I . 'EltlENi 'K AND SALARY
"X?Ei ..; i-. 816, TRIBUNE
! ' . !A1 ESMAN,
; oinpeteni and ao
*? : on popular
'"?--': ? - and com
permanei : isil ion
'? '?;",?' ai once to
?'??' -t sky, ?I 15 Fifth ave.
>lAX: ? ?? hite, handy with tools,
. ? n< rally usoful ; call
--1 Li" '' w' vt Mtn sl - easement.
Al ''; : pictun fitter -? anted ;
? ? : write, Kenned> &
hhIL!'! ' bright, neat, en? rgetio and i
' ' by lat-Kc concern; ad
\[ [ '% Call J Menlst Co., 105 Hud
''l2,:.1'1 I mat cm er wanted;
', oi write, Keuie- ? &
f,.,SxlB' ' us promises, but a
inviv'."; ; ' ? '"' v"u lf >'ou can Btand
j ,, '.?" ' ? ??' n : ou to sell stock in
-, , ' ? ? ? tal banking
' In N? w York or our home
lion'. ?V1 - and strong co-opera
fi -? Mi Buckloy, l Fast
Phone Vanderbilt T^L'9 for
^ihr0^ rVU A "? JXEN' ,vh0 appreciate a secur
to sen. Buyers of this
" ' trgo i.Its nod sales
"J < build up a permanent
liberal commission.
' !" i. 61 Broadway.
S?.'?h
j_,_ ? 'M KTCA.N EMPLOYMENT.
mm r... ethnical men, speaking Span
rai fr,.^ain employer? in Sputh and Cen
"?i ?nJ*. ' : " R,co? ,-ul'a- Pbllil-pines
O?Mffoi. thl'0"*1' "Want" ?-oliunns of IN
'?nl, "Va INTERNACIONAL; rftte live
"?linn i " ' ' ?'' ' harge ?1.50; cir.-u
M ,[i 15.000 M, i-, .... um ,- i .
fer.th a-,. ? . ' -tun ?? ?? , Inc., 47?
Raveling salesman
vu"> woul i lil e ?o locate In
?e-.v Vork C.'ty, or
'OLLEGE GRADUATE
; ? ' ?i. ?how record of sucoess
;"??' ted to represent .-? larRe
v-rperauon in negotiations of
p u d?lii'iilt lud .ire
r??tlon worth ?6,000 to right
j .. "la'1
an.*. Iliintlngtfu?. 105 Weft
*?m St., bet. a.jo and 4 o'clock
A^TF-? Z.-~~
*ho ,.:?Experienced dto maker: one
CM'nd?r ?.'. mako r'-ady on fiat bed and
'''?'?Be?. 8 Bnd creasing presses; give
u^'b.r^ **,e- ?alary expected and ?tato
HL-Haltlt?l '??',. "?' single: factory located
a^'?more. _d. _,( Box 823, ?rribune
i ,
HELP WANTED MALE
STOCK SALESMEN who appreciate a secur?
ity of high merit to ?oil. Buyer? of this
?took Mhoulft make huge profit? ai*-4 sales?
men Who ?ell It should build up a permanent
?SStP^S?; l?*r** -**1'0*4' "beral commission.
Call Room ?220, fil Broadway.
- ? , -j
vovnc: MAN
.JSTJ-J-E*- ior PBcklng room; slendv work.
APPLY 373 FOURTH A VI?., tOTH Fl.oon.
HELP WANTED FEMALE ~ .
A REAL OPPORTUNITY
FOR
GIRLS AND
YOUNG WOMEN
17-25 years of "age.
We offer all the.advan?
tages you can think of
and
$15.00 PER WEEK
as a starter, with more
pay and good chances of
advancement.
#
Experience of any kind
is not necessary.
COME AND SEE US.
ROOM 530,
24 LISPENARD ST.,
JUST BELOW CANAL.
The American
Telephone & Telegraph
Company.
Automatic Telegraphy.
THOUGHTFUL YOUNG WOMEN
Like to employ their minds as
??trail as their hands. The day
Is short when the mind Is inter
ested. The new method of hand?
ling telegrams?Automatic Tel?
egraphy ? requires Intelligence
a-' well as finger dexterity. The
work jossesses ever-changing in?
terest. The pay Is good, Tho
occupation Is est ?< iced,
THli WESTERN UNION TEL?
EGRAPH CO TRAFFIC DE?
PARTMENT.
Rdqm 1702. 24 Walker Street
(near Canal and Broadway),
Dally, including Saturday, 9--1 p
m. Also at SG6 West 125th
Street (near Eighth ave.),
I>a?!y at 9 to 1 p. m . and Tues?
day & Thursday evening, 6 to
0 p. ra
BILLING CLERK
ON' ELLIOTT FISHER MACHINE.
DUTION, 6 I FIFTH AVE.
CLERICAL WORKER, active and refined,
preferable with high school education.
some knowledge typewriting desirable, for
growing profesional office; pleasant sur?
roundings. Reply in own handwriting.
2428 Adama Building, stating age, ex?
perience (if any), religion, salary <*??.
peel ed.
GJRLS AS TYPISTS.
Girls, age. 17 and over, wanted.
as typists. Permanent posi?
tions. Large financial institu?
tion. Hours 0 to 4;30. Satur?
day half hoi i day. Luncheon
served free. Opportunity to
study stenography and opera?
tion of dictaphone without ex?
pense. Salary $12. Call after
9 A. M., room 5030 Metropoli?
tan Life Building, Fourth Ave?
nue & 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.
GIRL, sum?), wanted In large advertising
agency i one who la familiar with operat?
ing a mimeograph. Apply J. Walter Thomp?
son Co., 241 Madison ave., New York City.
GIRLS for light anil clean chop work: no
experience required; good pay while le.irn
Ins. raise as eoon us qualified. Goerz Opti?
cal Co., 317 East 34th st.
GIRLS, 16-17, learn ribbon blocking; Unlit
work, pleasanl surroundings, high pay.
Oroinan & Sons. 11 West 20th St.
CIKLS
for light, f.lean work, permanent. Apply 373
Fourth ave., l<*t!i floor
La reo fire Insurance company desires serv?
ices several young girls for filing reports
and general office work Aapl-y lo Northern
Assurai ? < !o? 58 John Bl
.MAID for ladles' photographic; studio;
hours S:30 to 1:30. Apply Mrs. McCaul
& Dickson, 20 Most 46th si.
NURSE .MAID. ;:??''*. with ".vo children;
experience unnecessary; country. Tele?
phone Beekman 8239. Box 5G1, Tribune OtBce.
YOUNG f.ADV for dental office; high ?al?
ary. Demist, 251 West *2d St.
Srtl ATIONS WANTED MALE
ACCOUNTANT, expert, undertakes special
posting bookkeeping work, temporarily,
permanently, monthly, auditing statements
rendered Income tax reports; competent,, te?
llable; references, income Audit Co., 148*!
Broadway.
ACCOUNTANT; auditor, executive ability
and extensive publie accounting practice,
desires permanent engagement; prefers per?
sonal Interview, Ik. Box 566 Tribuno Ornee,
Bl ?OKKEEPER, ASSISTANT, experienced;
ton -.'?rs recenl employ: highest refer?
ences. ' it , Box 060, Tribune Office,
CHAUFFEURS SUPPLIED Experienced,
furnished wlthoiit charge on short notice,
with inferences irives: 'gated. Phono Chelsea
4?63, Kgency, 159 Weat 23d ft.
CHAUFFEUR wishes private position; city
or country; Al references. 770 \\ o:-t Lnd
ave. Hart.
MAX, mn-rrted. 30, desires position, pack?
ing, shipping, generally useful. L. F.
Meany, 117 Foster ave., Brooklyn._
PUNTER wants work. inside. C*.>tsida; ex?
cellent r*oik gt/\ranteed. Hermann. 114
Eut sat 4b
HELP WANTED FEMALE
??""". I ? ..?HI LI .' .?
POSITIONS FOR
YOUNG WOMEN ARE
OPEN IN SEVERAL
OF OUR '
DEPARTMENTS.
$15.00 A WEEK TO
START, WITH REGU?
LAR AND FREQUENT
INCREASES THERE
A FTER.PE RM AN ENT
WORK ? 4S HOURS
OR LESS A WEEK.
MANY OPPORTUNI?
TIES FOR ADVANCE?
MENT TO POSITIONS
IN W H I C II THE
EARNINGS ARE $25.00
TO $30.00 A WEEK.
PART TIME WORK
A NUMBER OF POSI?
TIONS ARE ALSO
OPEN TO YOUNG
WOMEN ? MARRIED
OR SINGLE ? WHO
FIND IT CONVEN?
IENT TO WORK ONLY
4 TO 6 HOURS DUR?
ING THE DAY OR
EVENING.
EMPLOYMENT
OFFICES :
1158 BROADWAY, MANHATTAN
453 E. TREMONT AYE., BRONX
81 W1LLOCOHBY ST., BROOKLYN
?8 A.iM. TO S P, M.i
(SAT., S'A M. TO 4 I'. M.)
SUN,. 12 M. TO 4 P. M.
4 i PEARL STREET, MANHATTAN
(11 A. M T? I 2 I'. 51.)
1336 BROADWAY, BROOKLYN
68 YV HOUSTON ST.. MANHATTAN
l.'1 A. M TO G P. M.)
OR TELEPHONE
MADISON SQUARE 12019
NEW YORK
TELEPHONE CO.
THE WESTERN UNION TEI ?
EGRAPII CO.
The Public
demands especial care on thi
part oi those who handle tele?
grams That, is why w.i cser- *
ciso especial .?ire in placing , '
yoting 'voni.-n ?n our telephone
department to receive these mon?
tages. They must bo intelligent
and courteous, and they are.
Handling telegrams over the
telephone Is the highest phase of
telephone work and wo pay ac?
cordingly. You will enjoy the
work, it \3 diff?rent. Come and
see.
THE TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT
THE WESTERN UNION TEL?
EGRAPH CO,
Room 1702, 24 Walker titreet
(near Canal and Broadway),
Daily, including Saturday, 9 4 p.
m. Also at 356 Wesl 123th
S;re?t (near Eighth uve), Daily
9 to 1 p. m., and Tuesday ant
Thursday evenings C to 9 p. m.
STENOGRAPHERS wwint/.l 121 by manu?
facturer, excellent c?wn? ? for advance?
ment. Apply in tiers.Hi. Lamson ,". Hubbard
Co . r.ii't Fifth
TYPIST, no ?articular exp?rience neces?
sary; must, flo neat and ai mate. Apply
In perHon, National Association of Credit
Men, R..01H 517, 261 Broadway.
BUSINESS CARDS
Carpets ai?cl >i\y?.,
1,000 YARDS FINE CARrETS
Jl yard up: 500 elegant rugs, all sizes,
?il colors, $5 to $05 up;
MAKLNU OVER, CLEANING, LAYING.
DYEING; .
reasonable. Stllllngs, Inc, 020-028 Madison
Ave. (5.1th st i. Plazo S335.
Diamonds
DIAMONDS ?\ND J13WELRY BOUGHT
FOR CASH, estate* appraised, pur?
chased. BENNETT, IT;" Broadway, upstairs. ?
Furniture Wanted
HIOHHJST PRICES paid for furniture, ?*?
tique?, piano?, brlc-a-brac, books, art.
..tc. OABAL SH University Place. 'Phou?
?tuyvesant 2377.
Iiug.3 Wanted
WANTED, ORIENTAL RFC, FINe'qUAL
ity, small allover design on d irk ground ;
Antique Persian preferred; r? ??in 11 ft. by
10 ft.; will pay good price. l?>x 78, Times.
Square P. O.
TrnnliH
BIO BAROAIN ? New and used wnrdrob?
trunks. 60?; Sixth ave., bet 30th-Ilst sts.
STORAGE NOTICES
THE T J, O'REILLY STORAGE WARE
HOUSE CO., fopmerly O'Reilly Brothers,
258 to L''>4 St. Nicholas avo. :- To Mi^s H
Aaron, A. AdlerDhaii, Mrs. Kenneth iJulkley,
Mrs. Joseph Carlin. Mary , F.. Clark, A. A.
Cone, Mrs. .s. Craven, Eli:-. Cunningham,
Coraly Do Vet, E. H. Eddy, Mr. an?l or Mrs
Waller ?'. Felter, Mrs. Minnie Forsbaek,
Mr ,and or Mrs. Louis Gatr.ke, Mrs. L. S.
?leer, Mr. and or Mrs. John 11 . and or Edith '
May Hasklns, Mrs. J. Hlrsohlleld, Mrs. ,\.
A'. Hogan, Mr. E, Holt, Rosi llowley, Karl
lllova, II. Ittmann, Mrs. Eliz. Lu Rue, M|sf
Lucllle Lawrence, Nl?-^. Fred E. Lewis, Helen ?
Ingersoll, Axt., ?fred Lodging, Mrs. Bella ;
Looinis, Boberl McCoutt. Mrs. E. MeLewee,
Mrs. M. T. Mac Vean, ?Miss M. Meeker, Mrs.
Louise Ml'ldleton, John Moriurty, A, P. Mor?
ris, N. Newman. H, B. Pogson, Helen E
P^t, Mrs. I'. Redman, Mrs A Beissman,
Mary M. Remington, A. Sachs, G?ssle Sando
wltz", ?'.race Stlmson, Win. Thorn well, Mrs. i
Elizabeth Vaughn, ?>. .1. Weinert, Miss M. L.
Wiley, H. ,L. Williams, Miss L. Zipfel, Jose?
phine Kllpatrlck, Miss Louise Bowen;
You and ea?'h of you are bdreby notified
that the time for the payment of this firm's
lien upon the property hereinafter described
having expire.!, after due notice tihei'eof ha?l ?
Loen given you, this Hun will .aus.? such !
property, to wit, Household Goods, Personal :
effects "and Merchandise, stored by, you in j
their warehouses, and Silver Vaults (or in
which you claim an Interest), to be sold at
public "auction according to the statute In
such case? mad?? and provided, at their war.?- |
houses, :;>?> to 364 St. Nicholas Ave., Borough i
o? Manhattan, City of New York, oi Tuesdaj
morning, March 2nd, 1920, al 10:30 o'clock,
ami will be continued ee.ch succeeding Tues?
day at the same time and place until sale Is
completed by Daniel 11. Kennedy, Auctioneer.
Tilt; T J- O'REILLY- STORAGE WARE?
HOUSE COMPANY
New York. February 21st, 1920.
PUBLIC HEARING .
NEW YORK HARBOR LINE BOARD
will hold a Publie Hearing in Room :
512, 39 Whitehall Street, N. Y. City, at
11:00 a. m., March 4, 1920. to Consider
application of Do.-k Department, N. Y. !
City, for modification of pierhead line
between Pier 4 7 t-rui West 72nd Street,
No-th River, Boi-f A?b of Manhattan. In- i
teicotrd parties U-rtted to attend or b* I
r?u>r?*?mt?d and te heard. j
Shipping ?^wl ~'
." A_?
HIGH WATER '
AM I'M
.Sandy Hook . 8:31 R:57
Governor'? Island .H:S? 0:10
Hell Gato ...7.10:3? 10*:>8
ARRIVED VESTERDAy
Vessel Port Pepnri urn
Pastern Light.Bordeaux .Fob 4
Rosalind.Hallftix .l'*'*l- 17
Gal?:?( as.Hnn Juan .P*eb 16
Carrillo.Ringstun .lreb 14
Britannia.Lisbon .Peb 7
Val?clH.Halifax .i'*"h 17
Lake Beacon.Puerto Padre . . .Fob 12
1 uki'view.?-., Lucia .Peb I I
E. J Luckenbach. ..Philadelphia ? ? .Fob IS?
Biuandrecht.Payai .Pel* 7
Boiliugham.Rotterdam .Fob l
Suwanee.Ardrosean .i:m 39
ConloocooK. '..Mo nail .Peb 13
Millinoi'ket.Hun Juan .Peb 15
South Polo.Payai .Fob 7
Lulttaoaa.Rio Janeiro .fan 28
?antaskot.Liverpool .fan 80
I In in ill mi.Newport News. ?? ? ?
Lang ley.Antwerp .t ,Fob 3
City of Manila_Hull .l'b G
INCOMING STEAMSHIPS
Due To-dtiy
Olonrlrlg-a.Barry. ,TanM3
AVenttjool ,.Dartmouth .Jan 1.8
Pnrtmoutb .Payai .inn ?:
Weuhxi wken.1.1 ver pool .Inn Ie'
Ml hlgan.Don ton .fan 27
N*ew York City_Bristol .Peb 1
Bayamo.Havana .Feb. 11
Henry Clay.Antwerp .Ian 31
Nethnrparli.Gibraltar .Jan. 30
Imperoyal.Southampton . . ..inn. 29
Rayonne.Gibraltar .Pel? 2
East Indlar-.London .Feb 3
B 1*011 le.Habla .lau 31
Severance.Shields .Inn 31
Lake Duncan. , ..Nuevitas .Feb 13
Londoadier.Antwerp .Peb 1
Due To-morrow
I Bufbrd..'Antwerp .Feb B
j Moccasin.Bio de Janolro.. .Feb ?
St rabo.Buenos Ay res.Fan 22
Antonio Lope*.. . .Havana .?Peb is
j Alllanca.Cristobal .T.Feb lfj
Due Moniluj
I T..-i Sa vole.Havre .Feb 14
K. Aug Victoria. .Liverpool .Feb 14
Duca d'AbruzzI.. .Gibraltar .Fob 12
Chicago.Bordeaux .Peb 1
I-T'*. .1. Luckenbach..Rotterdam .Feb 7
' 'alamares.Bort l,(mon.Peb ! I
Port Hamilton... .Bermuda .Feb 21
Due Tuestluy
Monterey.Vera Cruz .Fob in
Morro Castle.Il a vana .I*.-*,, 2 11
So lei wet.London .Feb 7
, Roman Prince.Dartmouth .Peb fi
Montolair.<'ardiff
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS
Sail To-dur
Mall Vessel
closes na l's
Snxonla, I/ondon . 8:00 AM 12:00 M
Nieuw Amsti 1 -.111111. Rot?
terdam .... 8:00AM 11:00 \M
Belgic, Liverpool . ?:00 Air 12:00 M
Orizaba, Bilbao . 8:30 AM 12:0') M
Stavai gerfjord, Ber?
ge- . 9-.:i0 AM 2:01 PM
niui ppn Verdi, Naplca.10:00 AM 2:00 I'M
Oscar 11 Copenhag' n.. 10:30 AM 20 '.
Punta Ami, Valparaiso. ?:00 AM 11:00 AM
? . m 1. Vi ... Cruz. 7:30 AM 11 . ? A VJ
' 'oamo, San Juan. 8 30 AM 12:00 M
Panama. Cristobal ...32:00 M 4:00PM
? ?'? 11I irnc, 1 'c-rnam
bui 1 . <*> : 30 AM 10:00 AM
llorli nslus, Buenos
Ayr,.5.8 :00 AM 12:10 M
' *i 1 Nassau, Pa ra -
'. ? Ibo .10:00 AM 2:00 PM
Tole , Bridge, Christi?
nen < 1 nsui Paillson.
? . ?? of Lincoln, < !al
San Giorgio, Nal les... - - - 12 ;00 M
Ka cnibc, Singapore . ? 12 :00 M
Vutuirn, Ant.verp .... - 12."0 M
'I 11 1 .. i! Prince,
Shanghai .- 12:00 M
' ; .* (Ulla, Dan:*.!),- ? . ? - 12:00 M
Schob le, Trieste . . .- 12:00 M
Ma **.??". Hull . "?. HiOO M
Idaho, Antwerp.- 12:00M
Tyr. Dunkirk .??- 12:00 M
\ ! ?. Naples .- 1 - ?
Briiib ne .-? - 12:00 VI
Da le l'nitn'y. Havana-?- 12:,l0.VI
M tan Prince, Cape
?; o\*.. .- 12 00 M
Davenport, Montevideo.- 12:00.M
Luise Nielsen, Bui non
Ayres .- 1 :0ft PM
? ivgaret, San Juan. .- 1:0QPM
Lake 1 ,ouise, Puerto
Sail Monday
Ardg?wan, London....- 12:00 vi
IV r? i.'iu ! 'rincio, Shang -
ha I .-. 12:00 M
P .? Luckenbai h, Rot?
terdam .- 12:00 M
Sail Tuesday
Mormugao, Piraeus ^JiOOA?I 12:10 M
rn na, 1 ien ia . . 9 30 AM 2:00 P.M
canillo Santo Mana. 7:00 AM 11:00 AM
Rosalind, St. John's. . S:00 AM * 2 00 M
?".*? ."?i*'1 Rotterdam . ,- 12:00 M
It' is, St. Nazaire .. ??- 1:00 I'M
of Colombo,
In rhal?.- - - 2:01 PM
Cfithln et, Brisbane . - 12:00 M
< llena . ? . Pernamliuro ? -- ? 1 . " M
Ti 1 1 fly, Buenos Ayres- - I.' 0 : !
pi lanor, Itel
AMERICAN PORTS
BA LT1 MORE, Peb ""? Arrived: Stra
lia (Br), Gla 5go? : Seal! le S?,: ? it,
Scattl' . Jean, Hamburg, etc; Calavei
Porl Tampa; Sldlew Range iBr), Middles
horo Bai manu ' Br), ' lardlff ; Alt iNorL
Bei gen etc . Cltj of Eureka Glasp ,<
ci . ?on, Wilmington, N. i '. ; Pan 1
Dai'iuiro. Cleared: Strs Luke Figait, Nor
folk; Western Scout, Avonmouth and Gla?
now via Norfolk. Sailed: Sirs '?' ? ire,
Daiquiri; Chamblee, Tampa; Weal iiure
land Kobe via Savannah and Yokohama;
Gunborg (Sw-ed), Norkopping and Gothen
bore ?. la Phlladcipma.
BOSTON, ?-II. 2"?Arrived: Sirs ITaleric
(Br.), Calcutta and Colombo; Lake C 10,
Banes: Nacooc'/ e, Savannah. Sailed Stra
Banes; Nacooc'ee, Savannah; Lake Pray,
Philadelphia ?ailed: Sirs Anglo Mexi?
can (Br . Liverpool rjid Glasgow; O lar
Si rings, Norfolk; Elinor, Norflok: Cowiehe,
Lake Barney, Norfolk S Ira I ?
.???'. N w Voi k. Ridiant, New Vork.
CAPE HENRY, Va., Feb. 20. -Pussed out
fron Baltimore: Strs Lake Elon, Tai pa;
j ;. Kol'i . etc, via Savannah ; liaj
?1 (Br), Havre; Sherman, New Vci
A 1 : a '*.. ( Span ?, Manzanillo.
CHARLESTON, Peb. 20?Arrived : Strs
Guai 1, Rotti rdam; Corrale.-* New i ? ?'< .
Ignai In, River Tj ne 1 Meo?, Ha\ ana *
Cayuga, Matui /.as. Sailed: Sirs t>
riagfi S*' w ' >rlea ns; Porl Morgn 11, P ??
v - Jag mei ii , 1 la Iveston ; 1 'a nagi .
. .. 1 * I
PHRNAN?INA. Pia., !?'?'!>. 20 An
Sir Gliilurtlnd (.Vor), Charleston. Sailed;
Sti I ? Purlough, Norfolk
.1 VCIs -' *N\ 1 LB IS Feb "?' - Vrrived : :
C 1" ' oast towing barge Monongah la
Porl Vrl hur; Junlata. Baltimoro via
i 1 una ? ?rapahoe. New York via Chai 1 .-*.
(on; Mohawk, New York via Charl
Saili -1 sir 1 'iino, Mobile; yachl Wh
liaml.
MO BILK, Feb. 20?Sailed: Sir Bo' cli
''? - '. Belize; Everglades, Cuba.; schrs
Gertrude Parsons, ' lubo ; Sea man, Matan :as.
NRW ORLEANS, Feb 20?Cleared Strs
Cubadist, Havana; .1. Oswald Boyd (I r),
Tampico; Lake Gaboon, Matanzas via
Cuban ports; Lake Wlnona. Porto Rico;
Ni 1 Un e, Frontera via Tampico ini'l \ ra
t.'ru: Qulinstam (Bond), Omoa via Porl
Portez; Tegucigalpa (Hond), Ceiba; Ti ix
iilo, '1'ela .is Truxillo.
NEWPORT NEWS, V*eb 20 _ Arl
Strs Sagadahoi Norfolk; Bregaya, Nor
fo .. : W atonv, u o. pearl Harbor. s ?
Strs Solborg (Nor), Cienfuegos; West ?' -
i y Buenos Avre.n.
;.*'' B.K, Peb 20- - Arrived: Sirs '?? *:
wood (Br), Livei pool. Lydia, Malmo
nica, Portland; Morganza, Ne\y York; M si
Hi .'..??,. Inc. Tai oma. Sailed : Strs Lake P y
mis Cristobal; Lake Bosby, Hamburg anil
Breinmi; Kearney, Boston: M J Scanlon,
Bo ton: Lake Dancy, Santiago and Man
zanlllo] Bake Conesus, Boston. Key West1
(Nor), Buenos Ayres; Beechwood (Br),
Ci iifucgos; Crown of Castile (Br), Gla
gow and Cardiff; bark Sydnaes (Nor),
Monti video.
? HILADELPHIA, Feb 20?Arrived: Strs
Porl Antonio (Nor), New York; Bayonne,
New York; Herbert L Pratt, Tampico;
Bake Kyttle, Jucaro; Lake Ontario, :
Iciuique, '*ic, Lake Silver. Boston; Lehigh,
en irleston ; Grecian, Norfolk.
CLAYMONT, Del, Peb 20?Arrived : Sir
Bui n a, ||, Tampico.
DELAWARE BREAKWATER. Del. Feb
20 -Passed out from Philadelphia: Sirs
Houma, Tampico; Merrlmack, Baltimore;
Manchester Merchant' (Br), Manohester:
Bi ']? 11 (Swed), Gothenburg, etc, via Tampa;
Hi 1 iciuique; Storfjeld (Nor). Newport
News, Sailed: Str Mijdrecht il)u:), fi nn
Ai .-'? rdam, Norfolk.
REEDY ISLAND. Del. Feb 21 Pas- ,1
down from Philadelphia: sirs Bglani
Chile; West Vac,., New York: .1: udu
(Br). New York; Sun. Sabine; I*' A Tai
lin (Br). London, Skodsborg (Dane N01
? " tan, Bosio?.
PORT PADS., Peb 20?Arrived : Strs
Ad . 1 ' (Bal), Norfolk : Infanta Isabell
(Span), Havana; Mlnooka. Mobil?; Nina.
Ei uador. via Panama Canal; Santtirca, i
Pono Rico. Saileil: Sirs Johan Ludvlg
'I 'inckel (Nor), Progreso; Manzanillo.!
GaB*eston; Panoi!, Tampa; Pansu : la,
Boo.is del Toro, via Cristobal and Havana; '
Rama, Bluetielda, via Cape Gracias;
Scantlc. Liverpool, via Norfolk; TIpton,
Tela.
PORTLAND, Me, Feb 10?Arrived: Str
Mississippi (Fr), Havre. Sailed: Str Roch
Island Brldse. Antwerp and Rotterdam;
Bohr Ruth Martin. Savannsh.
SAN PAAJ?CISCO. Feb 20?Arrl/ed Str
Cuutio, M*A?Uaa. Sailed: Btrt Shiujo
^??Wt?s^nlS^M^ff Weat SeKoVla'
andHkAmMAI?' iob 20 -Arrived: Stra Tox
V' < t , ,', ' ,AntyVr0i *t'?lpua, New York;
,IJn ,,. ' " ',">> '"? Jaeksonvllfo; City of Co
: ',;''; .''","?? ,","?"'?"?.!. Jacksonville and
lln'i ,, " . '?'il.-id.-It.lilH. Halle,!: str?. Jel
oL " fegi Chloomlco, Kobe and ?o
TAMPA -',lyL''Ll,y 2nR"" 'rouble.)
?di ,v,: ,,' ' "'''? 20--"^''Hed: C. S. Pe
, ?, , , , ' ,!"v- Pensaoola.
ci ..'.t ,',? I'-m,'','X; ,|V" 30?Arrived; Sirs
an un ?, ,'"' ' ?'"'"'?-Imil?. and ?ailed Mr
??n ?"announced port; ?Vueoes?, New York;
ii '??'..""? ? ?-' silled i Strs West
MU i,, , 1 iverpooj via Norfolk; Welllng
u ;:'r[[-,.\:Y:i^r" Torres, Tampico.
I OR] ARTHUR, l-.-h :,...?Arrivid: Ptrs
,;"" ?'?-' Now Orleans; Coinnei Bowie
'??11..-1-11, Splentlor fltal), Leghorn. Sail
.',' -;',;:: :? : t'-o-i. Baltimore; War Sikh
,,: '; ; 'V. ' ";.'.' ril>" f"'- orders; Brith-h
';! ', I ?'') FIJI Island via Panama Canal;
??'.?; '-A nertcan, towing barge, Tainnlro.
-.v.sii ivfiiY, Fob ?O.?Paeeed west loth:
;:'?."? ?.'i|ei ; 20th, F i> Asch?\ Qoodapeed,
?i ,".",;;','? '-V."1""' '''all. Oulfoil, Llthopo
ns, i udillac, Marinao (Ital), Lake Tulare,
, Lake Downshlro, Lake ?Jadsdan.
FOREIGN PORTS
Departures for New York
Gibraltar -S :; Avensdow, Maraodak.
1 lartmouth?S S Kermoor.
Mancln stei - S :? Virgula.
Buenos 'ivi'is- S S Bantu; sehr Henry
Arrivals from New York
?";< Lucia 8 H Eldorado
Mars? tiles -s s Eole,
Bordeaux -S S Wesl Munham.
Gibraltar?S S Bird City, Forabv.
Panama Ci nal, Cristobal?fl H Mlddea.
Bristol ? -S S Lake Frugality.
TRANS-PACIFIC MAILS
The connecting malls close at the On
i ?ml Postofflce and City Hall I'ostnfnVe
Si 11 n, New York, at ?! p, m? as follows:
Hawaii, '-?ri San Francisco, steamship
' S m?a, !'< bruary 20.
'?'''? ill, Japan; Corea, China, Slam, 81
" ! ? Cochin Chtna and Netherlands East
Indies, San Francisco, steamship?; 31
bi : la Mai u, February 23.
Japan, Corea, China, Slam, Siberia,
Cochin China, Netherlands East Indies and
1 hHipi ? tslan Is, ?? ..i Vancouver and Vlc
' i-, B, C, steamship Empress of Japan,
F? brua ry 25,
Standard Business Dress
For Women is Demanded
' - ?' Dispatch '.'? The Tribune
COLUMBUS, 0., Feb. 20.?Standard?
ization of women's dress and economy
in its making were uried here to-da by
Mrs, ! or 'H- King, president of the
Nati mal Women's Association of Com?
merce, speaking before the Convention
i of ; In?! organin Lion.
The business woman ?if America, said
Mrs. !?'. should wear clothes she
can afford to buy, not a badge of
servitud i or any regulation uniform,
but clo .: s chosen and worn with
?
? To be specific," continued Mrs. King,
"the ! sines ?? woman should wear a
d; rk tailored u : or a fine piece dress,
??-i a texi - that best suits her posket
book,'; m mon .?sense heels on her
sibly ii f.i. of lace about the
neck i. I no low necks, no georgette
this emphatically?no fujli
!.! Hie summer Iime.
"We do i: it think the girl of "0 and
the wi . lan of ? .1 should dress the same,
save Hi I both should wear as modish
clothes as ' ?, ..- ,can afford and still
nol be conspicuous.
"Far be it ?'rom us to discourage any
girl from looking as well as the Lord
made her und hoped she would be,"
?',..- delegate to the convention.
"If sh? can ..Mord charmeuse for her
one pi i- ' 'rock, let her buy it. if nor.,
cl p? " serge, or even cotton, well
made, will I iok appropriate.
"She should wear no- jewelry, un?
it.-; ?I o ring or two ami a wrist
watch. Save the pendants, the beads,
the brooches and the ornaments for
v ling a nd home wear."
One-Cent Postage Approved
WASHINGTON", Feb. 'JO.-?One-cent.
postage for local cr drop lett&rs was
a] pi ivi d to day by the Senate Post
oltic Committee, which incorporated
tii" reduced postage amendment of
Senators !'? ;!, South Carolina, and Mc
Kellar, T?i ssee, Democrats, in the
i< ' iffict ?? propriation bill.
Vppropris ion of $1,400,000 for a
transcontinental airplane mail route,
from New Vork to San Francisco, also
wa wril.tc ' into the bill and the com
mitte .- lopted a sub-committee's
r? mm datit rca abolishing other air
ii ne mai! services, with a proviso for
pi ivai .i rj ! ' contracts if trans
? t ,','i not exceed railroad
? . i , - ?
The t: n mit! e added an amendment
? nmisa?on to investigate
n ranspoi ta?i< n in metropolitan
t-iti? s and ' linais, including airplane,
tube ; nd i tinn? ! projects.
Irmy Orders
/ ron V) '?"? ',,?'- ".Yaahinglon Bureau
WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.?Secretary) of
War Bai dir? ted commanding officers to
? . t.i the regular army reserve by
March .'; i !'.'... all men enlisted prior to
:? ?- ?I :.'. i ??;',', who have completed their pr?s
scribed period of active .service who are
nol under court-martial charmes and who
de ii ?h furlough. This will be effected
on he [ ...' .vins hedule :
.Men of sis \ irs' active service to be fur
loughed by Pel ruary 2!), 1920; of five years'
service, by March 10; of four years' service,
I,. '?.-? a id three years' service where
onlj three : r ' active service ?a required by
the terms of .heir enlistment, 4,y March 31,
: i;
Na^ y Orders
, , . /?;, /'.- /. ,, '. !' whin g ton Bureau
ff] V: ; , ' . Feb. "0. Navy or
i.i- follow:
.-.., . , ,-. i . ci Alonzo B.. U. S. S.
i inverse when com.
1 ,,-,'n ?' W. to 11 S. S. Brooklyn.
,. i,, ,., !. \V., to V. S. S. Mc
1;. rm . .
i ,'.,->, Ens. \'- . to U. S. S. Maddos.
Doffl?>rrieyer, Gun J. H. to Beach Radio
i n, San Krancisco.
i,- oway, Com. R. S., I?. command U. b. ?S.
? lusse ?
F?ansen ' '. C. ?... to U. S. S. Husaer?
K ? . , . Inch. M. .!-, to U. S- S. Brooklyn.
Mc-ICenna, l.t. .'- I-. to U. S. S. T3rnoL!yn.
Me . -ve Gun. W. N.. to U. S. S. Beaver.
... . ,-. Mach., <:. G., to V. S. S. Golds
' ' ' ?
Small, l.t. .1. D., to U. S. S. Flusser.
,,-. igel, 1,1 ". to U. S. S. Bailey.
,; ? ,,:. , ?. 4.1 F. D., to naval air sta
*' ti? n. 'V, -j \
l)vn\ Pending for Fahneslock
Dweliing, in l^ast 72d Street
? ? - pending for the sale
, - . i Pifty-sec >nd Street, a three
?.. ..- ; rli Kl on lot 25x100, owned by
Hai i'is F; :, i : ?ck.
Activity in 113th Street ,
T-Iarrv Goodstein has resold through
j? (j_ jV.,, : i8 West 113th Street to
George M Swick; through A. Douglas,
268 West 113th Street to Jeanette
Chamas, and through Samuel Phillips,
272 West. 113th Street, to A. I-rankel,
three dwellings.
Sale in 135th Street
McDowell & McMahon have sold for
-t..','-.. | Hooper the three-story dwell
?? on'lot 10.9x103. at 563 West 185th
Street, to Bernard Shapiro.
Buy in Sylvan Place
].- y Thomas and Thomas R, Craw?
ford have soi,I 18 Sylvan Place, a two
L,ioi-y dwelling, on yol ^?^8^ft
Inner ?'ark Avenue Hotel
Leased for S 100,000
The C. ?t k. Lunch Company has
leased the Grand Union Hotel, at th
southeast corner of Park Avenue an
126th Street, a four-story building, o
plot 75x90, at an aggregate rental o
* After extensive alterations the com
nan" will occunv part of the buildin
for a re^tau.^ur. bchmidt & Donah
represented Q<30X?8 Ehret, the owner.
Realty Trading in City and Suburbs
Most Folks in* Market
Eager to Own Apartments
Interest in Realty Wider Than Ever; La Jacquette,
on West Side, Acquired by Investor; Many
Houses in Upper Section Change Hands
The La ,1 acqu?t te, at 160 West
Eighty-seventh Street, a nine-story
apartment, has been resold by Irving
Judis and Joseph Silverman to H. G.
Wise, of Wise & Whitlock, mill agents.
The La Jacqucttp is on a plot 108x100.
It was acquired by the present sellers
from Mrs. a. lelai'de M. Mcgeath re?
cently. The new purchaser has made
this purchase for investment.
Wellington Court Hns New Owner
Wellington C?urt, the six-story
apartment at the southeast corner of
Broadway and 143d Street, has been
sold again. Harry Rogers reports
selling it to Charles Galcwski for Sam?
uel Beckman. The house measures
100x100.
Monterey I? Sold Again
The Monterey, the six-story elevator
apartment building, on plot 100x100,
at 41 Pinehurst Avenue, southeast cor?
ner of 170th Street, has been pur?
chased by the Bonenson Realty Com
j pany from a client of I. K,ohn.
Evidence That Demand Is Active
II. T. Wood has sold for the West
, Park Realt. Company to a Brooklyn
; Syndicate 180 Clarettiont Avenue, u six
; story apartment house, on plot 75x91;
i for the Consolidated Assets Corpora?
tion (Ralph Ittelman, president) to
i Joseph Freedman ?r>01 West 151st
Street, a six-story elevator apartment
: structure on plot 75x100; for B^Leven
! thai 247 East 122.1 Street, a six-story
; 42-foot apartment house, and for the
: Arsonno Holding Corporation (H. F.
Mansfield) 150 West 103d Street, a siv
story house, >r: plot 37.6x100.
E. K. Van Winkle has sold to
Abraham Dank. I'.) Ola Broadway, a
27-fo j't-wide flat, five stories high.
John H. Pierce has sold for the. !
Joseph Rosenthal Realty Company 20S ?
and 210 Wert 1 Sid Street, a sixrstory I
apartment on plot 50x100. The new
owner is' an investor.
Ames & Co. have resold the tene- j
ment at 212 West Twenty-seventh
Street, 2:.x0?.r), to Cinder Brothers. i
P. T. Cogley -||r.s sold the four
??tory studio apartment, on lot 25x100, ?
at the southwest corner of Fifty-sixth j
Street and Eighth Avenue.
Investors Are Active Buyers
The Morgenstern Brothers Syndicate]
has ^o!d to an investor the Benclare, a
six-story elevator apartment house at ?
300 to 306 Convent Avenue, northwest I
Shoe Concern Gets Old
Home of Vanderbilt
The shoe trade has claimed another
fine dwelling in Fifth Avenue, the sec?
ond in the last two days. Announce?
ment was made yesterday that the
former home of Brigadier General Cor?
nelius Vanderbilt, at 677 and 679 Fifth
? Avenue, on plot 50x100, between Fifty
i third and Fifty-fourth Streets, has
| been leased through Clark T. Chambers
to the firm of Cammeyer.
The lease ii Cor a term of years at
'? an aggregate rental of $1,500,000 for
! the first term. The lessee will erect
1 upon the site a six-story building from
- plan? by Mouse & Goldstono. Earlier
in the weck Hanau & Son leased the
southwest corner of Fifth Avenue andl
Fifty-sixth Street through the same,
broker.
Healy Buyer of Cortlandt
Street Corner Building
John J. Healy, the restaurant pro?
prietor, is the buyer of the five-story
building at the southeast corner of
Washington and Cortlandt streets, re?
ported recently sold in these column?.
Mr. Healy is to alter the property into
an office building at a cost of $25,000.
Two en', ?re floors have already been
leased to jaw firms, and negotiations
are pending for thi ground floor and
basement. S mue] J. L'ankoos was the
broker.
Bronger & Co. negotiated the sale
of the property at 312 to 31b' East
Thirtieth Street f r Moses A. Kahn
and Edward Rosenfeld to the Madison
Square Boys' Club, recently announced
in these columns.
Apartment and .Store
Buildings in Bronx Sold
The Axelrad Mortgage Company,
Peter Axelrad president, sohl for the
Stebbins Realty and Construction Com?
pany 1879, 1881 and 1883 Southern
Boulevard, two five story apartments
and a store building, on a plot 122x116
feet, to the Margulies Building Com
pany.
M. Diamondstotj has sold to a Mr.
Solomon 1007 Grand Avenue, south
west corner of 165th Street, a live
story apartment, on plot 48x100 feet.
Buys Third Avenue Flat from Bank
The Emigrant industrial Savings
: Bank has sold through Thomas J.
I O'Reilly the four-story tenement, with
store-?, at 3711 Third Avente, on plot
27.7x95.9. Jacob Newnaark is the buyer.
Robert. M. Bush <& Co. sold for Mrs.
Bessie I? C. Deichier, of Philadelphia,
?i-l-l East 147th Street, a twenty-five
family house..
Fordham Road Corner Buyer
The Realty Managers Corporation
has sold to Nevins & Gr?2enberg the
six story elevator apar(|0fcnt house
? with store?', on niot 103.18x89 feet, at
the southwest corner of Fordham Road
fand University Avenue.
Seventh Avenue Flats Bought
For Occupancjteby Negroes
Tiie Probitas Realty Company has
sold to the Revonoc Realtv Company
through W. H Caldwell the southwest
I corner of 14f>th Street and Seventh
Avenue, two six story tenements, o:i
plot 80x100. After renovation the
apartments will bo offered to colored
1 tenants.
Home Buying in Brooklyn
Th.? Bulklcy ?St florton Company has
sold 21'J De Kalb Avenue a one-family
dwelling on lot 20x100 to William
Borriello.
Charles ('. Steile has Sold the two
story and basement'dwelling at 198A
Bergen Street to Axel and Anna Lind
quist.
Brokers in Staten Island Sale
Albert B. Ashforth. Inc.. and Cor?
nelius G. Kolli were the brokers in the
sale of eighty-four a-cres at Eltingville,
S. I., to the Society for Improving the
ConrJitlo't cf the Poor, reported in yes?
terday's Tribune.
MidtQwn Offices Leased
Teaso & Elliman have loused offices
at 52 Vanderbilt Avenue to Hinds ?S
Mose?, offices at 14 Elast Forty-fourth
Street to Ralph Barton and the parlor
floor at 21 West F? firth Street to?R.
Seligman.
? Dwelling for Captain Winn
Pease & Elliman have leased for
| Mrs. F. C. Ryder to Ct.ptain R. A. Winn
I the thvv'e-story dwel.ing at 419 West
? End Avenue.
corner of 14Cd Street, near City Col- ?
lege, on plot 125x100. F. W. Seybold, I
of John R. Dav?30H, waa the broker.
The same syndicate sold to a client of ;
Stanley Wolfson, tho two five-story
apartments at 547 and 555 West 186th ?
Street, on a plot 175x100, at the j
northwest corner of Audubon Avenue,
held at $300,000; also bought and Te- i
sold 4 West 115th Street, near Fif'h
Avenue, a ?ve-tstory house, 20x100;
also sold through E. Loewenth-1 &
Pona the one-Htory taxpayer, 1312
Union Avenue, 25x112.
Kean Syndicate Buys Four Flats
George Kean & Co., George Kean
president, have purchased the two siv
t-tory apartments nt 11 to 15 West
100th Street, on plot 75x100. They
also purchased 514 West 170th Street,
corner of Auriubon Avenue, a five-atory
apartment, on plot 25x100, and prem?
ises 518 West i:-54th Street, a six story
43.9x100 apartment house, held -it
??8,000.
Ennis & Sinr.ott Take a Profit
Charles II. Kohlcr has soid for Ennis
& Sinnott 145 Wadsworth Avenue, ?
iivc-story tenement, on plot 37.6x100
; feet.
Activity in Harlem Section
Weil & Mayer have resold to Sam?
uel Shlionsky the Park View, a seven
story apartment, orf plot 45x85, at the
northeast comer of Madison Avenue j
and 124th Street. J. Cl.-rence Davic?
ar.d C. C. Dean negotiated the sale.
Charles L. Nobel has sold 2438 Sec?
ond Avenue, southeast comer of 125th
Street, a five-story flat, on lot 21x78.
Louis Carreau has sold for Foot ft '
Martin 370 West 116th Street, a live- |
story apartment.
Max K?rner has sold to a client of i
Fried & Krakower the six-story apart?
ment house, on plot 50x84, at the i
southeast corner of 108th Street and
Fifth Avenue. j
The Hester Realty Company has soit, j
to Samuel Eckstein the six-story
building, on plot 40x100, at 403 East i
Ninety-second Street, adjoining the :
northeast corner of First Avenue.
Hammersley Flats Are Sold
The Hammersley fiats ut 302 and 30-1 ''
East 103th Street, a six-story structure,
on plot 40x125, have been sold by Louia
Gordon Hammersley Trust to Louis
Goldstein. Brett & Goode Compary
negotiated the transaction._;
James S. Alexander Jr. Buys
Estate at Hartsdale
C. H. and R. C. Peckworth, Inc., ha**e
sold property situated on Greenacres
Avenue, in the Gneenacres tract, Harts- ;
dale, consisting of new house on large ;
plot, to James S. Alexander jr., of !
Brown Bros. & Co. Chauncey B. Gril- ,
fen & Co. were the brokers.
Burke Stone, Inc., has sold tho Fr*id '?
Davis house at Clifford Park, Tuck*?- ;
hoe, to John R. Fisher.
The Scarsdale Estates, Robert E.
Farley, president, has sold a plot in
the Greenacres section of Scarsdale to
George Bendixen, of this city.
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Suites Leased From Plans
Pease &. Elliman have leased in the
apartments being built by J. E. R. Car
: penter for fall occupancy, at 050 Park
Avenue, apartments to J. G. Shepherd
and to Arthur Heine; also, apartments
in the building under construction at
115 East Fifty-seeond Street to Dr.:
U. T. Hyraan, H. R. Knowlton, E. :
FleischmaVi, N. B. Foster, David Remet
and William Knight jr.
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Sales of Orange Realty
Edward P. Hamilton & Co. have ;
sold for Mary E. Hall 33 New England
Terrace to E. Denison Williams. Also
?for the Aider. Company to G. S. 0'D?*U
;90 Center Street. Orange, and for !
Mary C. Funger 1SS Center Street,
Orange, lo T. A. Ritson.
Factory at Woodside Sold
G. P. Butterly has sold for the
Pictorial Soap Company the factory at '
93-94 Fourth Street running then to
Third Street on plot 75x200, Wood
side, L. I. The purchaser is Saul ,
Levine who will build additional build- i
injrs. _j
REAL ESTATB?
?OROCGH OF MANHATTAN
65TH ST., H3AST.?RESIDENCE, TEN"
rooms, two baths; $ *_'5, onn. Telephone
Rhinelander 9 ft.
BOKO I (.11 CF BROOKLYN
Two Family Houses '.
Tapestry Brick
Best 5*"'-tlon Flatbush, Ave. T. and 7th
SI . near Ocean Parkway; ll rooms and
I wo Kith-, Two steam plants; hardwood
(1 ira and trim, electric and ras lights;
box porch; somLdetached, having pla ??
for garage, with driveway; every room an
outside room; nric<> $13,000; terms to re
Bpoastble purchaser: possession.
Also two-family frame house, Ea.?' 9th
St. and Avenu? M, Flatbush, 13 rooms;
all Improvement? Price tli.ooo. Terms.
k MORRIS & L..V.-MI Kl. ?MEYERS,
I Madison Av., N*. Y. Phone 1827 Groinerry.
LON'O ISLAND
Cjty Estotte,.
NEW HOUSES
Ready for inspection
Office open Saturday
ifterooon. Sunday & Monday.
??NEW BUNGALOWS~r
At Sprintffli-ld, Qu?dis Co., New York
C"it>, ; roi ms, bath, furnac-e heat, flee
trlcttj beautiful decoration?; plot 7.70''
squure feet; 6 to h minutes' walk to
station, o-..??.v. mores churches, publie
and )? ijfhial Bchools. Price ?4.500;
c;i?h ,.-i.;r.(l, ?1.500.
W. Schahehorn, Op. Ma.. Springfleld, I..I.
Telephone: Springfield 1817.
100 ACRES.
MOST SELECT AND HIGHEST FORTION :
Cu<* WHEATLE? HILL: HAS NO EQUAL. ?
JOHN RITCHIE HILL.
WESTJIURY, L. I.
I'oR SALE, OVERLOOKING BOUND.?
Desirable new house, large plot, every
modern Improvement, Itj bath?, garage
and garden; bargain to quick purchaser.
EDWIN P. ROE, VVhltc-stone. L. I.
RE.iL ESTATE FOR SALB
HOMES WITHIN THE HOUR
ALL SECTIONS
$6,000 to $30,000
? CLARENCE 9AVIES
32 NASSAU ST. JOHN 60M
Operators Buy j
Building on
Fulton Street
?-i
Is the Eleventh Structure on
That Street Purchased by
Elias A. Cohen and His
Friends in the Last Year
The Broadway-John Street Corpora?
tion, Elias A. Cohen president, has
bought its eleventh building in Fulton
Street within the last year with the*
purchase yesterday of the six-story
loft at 114 and 116 Fulton Street, ad?
joining the southwest corner of Dutch
Street, from the 114 and 116 Fuitoa
Street Corporation. Tiie builoing,
which is urmer lease until next May,
occupies a plot 51x82. It wiil be con?
verted into high-arrade ofn>es by tho
buyer, who now owns a frontage of 40o
feet in this street, and reports negotia?
tions in progress for the acquisition o?
other properties for improvement with
a sixteen-story office building. Joseph
P. Day negotiated the transaction.
New Home for Chemists
The Charles P. Noyes Company hss
sold the six-story and basement offlco
and wareroom buiiding at the south?
west corner of Washington and Des
l?rosses Streets to the Katzenbach &
Bullock Company, chemists, tor occu?
pancy. The seller of the property is
Theodore Burt Sayre, a playwright.
I The building is now occupied by th?
Hoffma'in-La Roche Chemical Works, of
Ba.*le, Switzerland, which will, on or
before April 15, move into 19 and 21
Cliff Street, purchased recently.
Brown Sells Nineteenth Street Loft
The Goroka Realty Company, Dr.
Moses Goldberg president, has pur?
chased 8U Fast Nineteenth Street, an
eight-story loft, on lot 25x100, from
Frederick Brown, who purchased th'*
property recently from the estate of
Thomas Adams.
East Sixteenth Street Loft Sold
H. T. Wood has sold for H. W. Gen
nerich 13 East Sixteenth Street, an
eight-stoiy loft, on lot 25x92.
Sale in Fortieth Street
J. S. KelL-y & Son have sold for A. E.
Venino to Irving Bruns 45*3 West
Fortieth Street, a four-story business
building, on lot 25x100; a'so for St.
Mark's Protestant Episcopal Church the.
ground at 339 Washington Street, on
lot 25x60, under lea**e, improved with a
five-story business building, to G. H.
Stege.
New Owner for Twenty-ninth Street
Loft
White-Goodman have sold for the
Hudnut Realty Company, Richard A.
Hudnut president, the six story and
basement loft and store building at.
115 and 117 East Twenty-ninth Street,
on a plot 50x100 feet.
Greene Street Property Sold
E. Sharum has bought from Samuel
Silinsky, 47 and 49 Greene Street, a
seven story loft, on plot 48.4x100 feet.
Sales of West Side Lofts
John Finck has sold the seven story
loft at 41 West Twenty-first Street for
Herman Lakner, also 113 Spring Street,
a five story loft, on plot 37.6x100 feet,
] -for Richmond Rochester and 37 West.
! Nineteenth Street, a seven story loft,
i for Jacobs & Livingston.
Sixtieth Street Garage for Tire Co.
M. S. Ames has sold the two story
garage, on plot 25x100.5 feet, at 20
West Sixtieth Street, to the Madison
Tire Company. The Cross & Brown
?Company was the broker.
Sale of Bl?ecker Street Lofts
The two storv lofts, on plot lOOx
100 feet, at 127 to 133 Bleecker Street,
have been sold. The Jaffray Realty
Company is the owner of record.
Thirtieth Street Buyer Plans Changes
E. A. Turner has sold 25 West
Thirl ieth Street for J. Heit and 27 West
Thirtieth Street for the H. S. Ely
estate. This property -was formerly
the uptown office of H. S. Ely & Co.
The buyer intends to remodel the build -
ing into stores and lofts.
Second Street Loft for Manufacturers
Max Biernian, cloak manufacturer,
bought from Nathan Sadovsky 130 an-!
132 Second Street, a six and a half
ytory loft, on plot 42x100 feet. Samuel
Grossman and D. Geisler were th?
brokers.
REAL ESTATE
WESTCIIESTEK COl'NTx*
| //T'STCHKSTER CO UNTY
SPECIALISTS
?BTJI?135?3 ? ESTATES
HOMES
ACREAGE
7n?BEST<n^ESKHESTEH
?nwt:s -?vors -Kwrs - mMS
ROBERT E.FARLEY
ORGANIZATION
12 East 44th St. Murray Hill 7730
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(Ol MHY KKTVTMS
FARMS. FLRMHHED HOUSES.
ALONG HUDSON RIVER .
NICHOLS & HOBB1E, 7 ??t 4Xd St. /
YOU ran obtain fls-e year lean? of the be?t
business corner* In Whl'a Plains, N Y
Store about 20x60. John T. Reliill. Agent.
White Plajna.
NE?* JERSET
SUMMIT X. 3 Owner offer* id-room horn?
garage. 130 feet road frontage, fir.? loc?
tlou. $18,500; dlso fln? old country home,
!:ir*ie bam fined for gamge. 400 feet front
j.pte, l.'trgc* ground.?. $30.000; or. residen??
with 200 feet frontage, $l*.E.Q0. Invee-lg**
tlon welcomed. T., tit'*' Springfield ave.. Bum
mit. or agents.
ENGLEW?0D7N. J. -*?&?-?
H. Weatherby & Co., Englewood, N.J.
UEONIA AND BOGOTA, N. ?.
House Sites'with all improvement*
Piles will be much higher soon.
Buy yours at prient low prices.
C. B. Hitchcock. Inc., llogot?. N. .1.
MAINE
KOH RENT.?EIQHT-ROOM FURNISHED
cottage, near Bar Harbor, Me.; launch.
rowboat, canoe. Ashing tackle, handball
court. A. K. I'KAY, 241 We? 72d at.
FA( TO It V ritOPKBTV FOR SALE OK
BENT
FACTORY SITES.
ABOUT 30.?00 SQUARE FEET.
T'r-e ?ml clear; price $60.00?; railroad
facilities A!t*> ?bout 234.0O1 s>ju?re fe.-/.
price $100.000, railroad elding. Will not
subdivide.
I.I.ST WITH IS FOR REAL ACTION.
Have Urn? and delay by sending full de?
scription cf jtour factory property. For
Sale or Rent; also Lofts. The demand te
great; we have clients waiting.
JOHN E. HENRY. JK..
189 Montague St.. Brook)th.
Phone Main?7979 or SiSS.
pyFLBXISHEP APARTMENTS ToHTjpw*"
368-25? WEST 2?D ST.??X roem?. % bsjMiS)
newly rencated, *?'e?ni net?t. eiactri* ;;;0i ?
lease.-? liai p?r monta on Agent, ^4 ^^,x
SM at?
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