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Real Estate N
e ws
Buyers Still
Drawn to Flats
On East Side
Operator? Increase Holdings
in ilst Street by Pur?
chase of Two Houses;
Trading On West Side
fhf Hup Realty Company. Inc. (J.
at G. Hupfel, pi
I ' .' ?-1 hm 223 to 227 East
Urtf-tirst Street, two five-story apart
.,--.. 50x100. B; tion the
- . Inc., now con
of 150 ."? et in Forty first
;..??:. rum ng through to 15* feet in
t..-:-.- - Henry Hof was
O'ga v> ?' rer bought 1 ?. ' < ? : -
panent al ' 16 V. nui A. .
Bestrice V. Madden sold to Max
?jeher 1 flat 1703 Lex
'.'?.-? Av< ? : . 26.11 xS2.
sold to Salim
lUkous the fivi ?? ry tenement 1S43
."... j. . .. 25x80
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U the Ha1 A\ i
nent 201 to 21
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?Hjtior bought N'< Re y the
?-story apartment with ? . . at 163
??4 165 Wesi ',"?.-"' t, 40x1
?joining ' : ? ' : . ?? .
rfhAvei
Crowds at Auction of
?"illowilitle Terrace Lots
Such Interest Being Shown in
?ale of Port \\ ashington
Homesites
Larpe croi nded thi
i.--.. sites at Will
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flvde Iron "\\ orks Purchase
Large Sites in Bronx
The Cl; !e Iron V
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1 till . ' ' by East
ith Walnut Ave?
ne and 1 '. : . .'. !:. !; .
jo the fro ni :: ??
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icust to ' tes,
Rice Memorial Building?
Will Cost $1,500,000
Contracts Awarded for Group
of Structures Planned for
Pelham Bay
The Isaac L. Rice i^Icmorial Associa
tion has awarded the>o:ttruct for con?
structing a group of memorial build?
ings at Pelham l?ay, N. Y? according to
Brown's Letters, Inc., Construction Re?
ports. The buildings will be known as
the Isaac Rice Memorial, and when
completed will cost approximately $1,
500,000. Plans am! specifications were
prepared in the office of Hertz & Rob?
inson, 331 Madison Avenue, and the
contract for the construction has been
awarded to the T. .1. Buckley Oonstruc
Company, 303 Fifth Avenue.
62 and 64 William Street Realty
Corporation has awarded the general
contract fur the construction of a new
office building at ("2 and 64*"William
Street. The building will be of fire
construction, eight stories and
lent, 42kl23. Plans and specifica
were prepared by Harry M. Claw
son, 331 Madison Avenue, and the con
tracl for the construction has been
awarded to James McWalters & Son,
Inc., l 193 Broadway.
\V. L. & G. II. O'Shea, 21? Broadway,
have been awarded the contract for
' truc ng a new office building in Ja?
maica for the Bank or Manhattan. The
be from plans by Morrell
Smith, Far Rockaway, and will cost in
the neighborhood of $125,000*.
Quick Profit in Resale
Of Greenwich St. Corner
ber ?6 Co. sold 303 to 307
Street, northeast corner of
Street, two six-story and
it and one five-story ^ftd base?
Idings, which had been in the
ion i :' the selling family for
an forty years. The purchas
? :...?? resold the property at a sub
ial advance and have taken back
a long term lease. The build
: , mill coi tructcd, were for many
occu] ied as a sugar refinery and
j for twenty years as the
irte r s of the batter firm of
John Martin & Sons. Snowber & Co
titly sold 164 and 166 Chambers
Stn ? : to Hunter, Walton & Co., butter,
.'.fter fifty-eigtvt years of occupancy as
tenants.
-?
Theater for East 116th St.
Is Leased for f? tSO.OOO
The Lebertan Corporation leased the
at 176 to 180 East 116th
?. running through to 177 East
4 formerly owned by Bor
Farm Products Company, for
i ; ' fortv years at an aggregate rental
? " i. i0. The lessee is to im?
prove the plot with a theater from
by Benjamin W. Levitan, to cost
. The main floor will seat 1,500
pi . na ai 'i the roof garden about the
sam ? umbi r. The owner is the Dyla
ati in.
Fine Estate at New Rochelle
Purchased hy H. Platt
Home Realty Company sold for
V. Feiser his property located on
Ponn avenue, New Rochelle, to H.
i ? . S,Tc\\ Rochelle. The seller has
? - ? 10,0 10 for the prop ?: ty.
LOM. ISLAND LIAI. ESTATE LONG ISLAND HEAL ESTATE
P=BELLE TERRE PARK=====
PORT JEFFERSON, LONG ISLAND
A restricted rrjidential Park of 1300 acre? with FIVE MILES
OF BEAUTIFUL SHORE FRONT ON PORT JEFFERSON
HARBOPv tind LONG ISLAND SOUND.
Desirable plots of from one to ten acres now available
to approved purchasers.
PIED.
BELLE TERRE CLUB HOTEL
GOLF, TENNIS, YACHTING, BATHING
Property reached ? ; ;an two hours' motor
run 1 ? .
for Info: i el i I -, i ntutivi i property or
BELLE IERRE PARK COMPANY, INC.
N. Y, ;i - ? .,
MANHATTAN KEAL ESTATE
3 and 5 Carlisle St.
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?'*> ?,"r r',r:r rooms, conveniently located;
^?ad -?!? Mrs Mai ? I i [haua.
"?08HBD AI'AKIMENTS TO ?BT
^mi.? r-? "?tween timi ntvi 50th sts
M- ?ET" apartment, parlor, bedroom and
I titTri?I"r'r ur"1 mili,i s service; t<> sublet
**??r pV. f?!,/??" reasom I I? Apply Miss
l^w- fhone Muuaj Mill 63?3.
WEST! BEST! K (O! MV REAL ESTATE
NO SHORTAGE OF HOUSES
: '. ER.N'i ?:?:, N. v.
- ' of 42,746 ;.-? pie, and
Li ' : ? ".'? vv i'orl
more brand new
.'.. limits, and if> many
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enients I ; ? .-s.-nt
t id llsl of i Ider houses,
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' having i; ;??? ti i rent.
ANDERSON REALTY COMPANY
? if. Near New Haven Sta' in
CONNECTICUT KKAI. ESTATE
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? - o hi ii ?? ! .?.? nty-two
i ? : i led, eurround
". a. Property
can b .> .' iioti for $60,
D :.< iN, Nati nal Whaling
into St., New Li ?.i m. ' lonn,
SOUND BEACH, CONN.
; S"['TES :?':' 'M S. Y
p - Pan Bungalows.
i\ ? I unimproveil pr port:
? .,. . i:. BENJ. 1.' " 'K WOO! .
,;. .. . ? l'I ou _ 10 Sountl Bea' h.
0.1 EKN'IS REAL EM ATE
Great House Bargain
beautiful $1: house;
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" ? -? n ; steam
? ?; , -, |uel ry . ai tfst le di i -
, : balance i asy cay
Owner, Tel. Hollis 6515
LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE
; 'ii minutes to New
brick and
..- - .- rooms and
. ; i' fi >: splend
i i ? sub
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re Del : ?- ?? i'a mee i asy
roieplior.e Newtown 3481 Andrew
Bf RFI I North ?shore Homes
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NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE
NEWARK, N. J.
I il Beach si :. ... ..:.=;
Over 18,000 Sq. Ft.
n heart of mai ufai tur
li ' : ??- section, Will mi : 1
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D. 1'REDERICK ttl RNETT
St., Newark, N. J
F8GLEW??D H^eJo?^
riouics tor ;>a:?
H. Wcatherby & Co., Englewood, N. J,
Bl SINESS PHOl'LltTV FOR SALE OB
RENT
MVI.K fa tories, 36x11^ two .?tories,
ste?<*.1 heat ; rent
?.-in $150.
K BECK, 71 Bercenllne ave., West New
York, ? i i i 19
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
\X!i OFFICES CALL POR IMME
E : ER\ ICE IN ANY LOCATK 'N
BILTMORE RE ALT'- CORP., BRYANT
7 7 :is -1
OFFICES) very liKht. desirable; moderate
rental, considering building; iimnodiac?
possession. Vanderbilt ?tilth
Business Concerns
Find Space in
Midtown Section
Broadway and 52d Street
Store ' Brings $200,000
Rental; Another at 55th
Street Corner Is Leased
Rice & Hill leased a store nnd base?
ment in the Capitol Hotel building, at
1678 Broadway, northwest corner of
Fifty-second Street, to Robert L. Hatch,
who has a number of chocolate stores
throughout the city. Extensive alter?
ations will be made. The rental for
the term will aggregate approximately
$200,000.
Cross & Brown Company leased the
store at the southwest corner of Broad?
way and Fifty-fifth Street to Lower Mo?
tors Supplies Co.; for the Vesey Hold?
ing Corporation, the building at 254 and
256 West Fifty-fourth Street, to Victor
Ganz and Palletto & Shirley, and space
at f'12 Fifth Avenue to Ralph M. Com?
fort, 52'! Br ftdway to Meyer Kaplan
nnd at. 576 Fifth Avenue to the Trans?
continental Oil Company.
J. Arthur Fischer leased for Michael
McBride to John Couldis the ,four-story
'building: 221 West Thirty-eighth Street,
; for 21 years, at nn aggregate reniai of
about $1.00,000. Nicholas Cotoukas was
associated as broker. Mr. Fischer also
[ leaned the fourth loft at 691 Sixth
j Avenue to Siegel & Salavar.
J. W. Goddard & Sons, Inc., an?
nounced that they will occupy the
store and basement at 11 East Twenty
sixth Streit, running through to 6 and 8
East Twenty-seventh Street, after the
first of February next. The premises
will contain approximately 24,000 sq.
ft. The building will be known as the
Goddard Building. Goddard & Sons,
inc., for upward of thirty years have
been located in Bleecker Street. The
transaction was negotiated by M. & L.
Hess. I Tic
Louis Schr?g leased the store at 136
138-140 West Twenty-third Street to
Ritchie & Cornell.
Henry Shapiro & Co. leased the
store at S67 Eighth Avenue to Michael
Kreis, of Chattanooga, Tenn., ladies'
wearing apparel, at an aggregate rental
of $60,000.
Pease <S- Elliman leased the store at
fi8G Lexington Avenue. to Lenore
Wheeler Williams.
Finn, Sandberg, Raynes & Lee, one
i f the largest marine houses in the
city, rented from .Charles B. Van
Valen, Inc., the fifth floor at 51-3
Maiden Lane, for an aggregate rental
of $75,000.
Various Classes of Realty
Figures in Brooklyn Trading
Rafl'a <fc Dixon sold the three-story
factory at Richard and Delevan Street,
100x100, for the Atlantic Smelting and
Refining Works to the Specification
Soap & Oil Company for occupancy.
Walter S. Ross and C. C. Gretsinger
sold for Lou se Connolly the business
building 7605 Fifth Avenue.
Meister Builders, Inc., sold the four
story apartment 340 P'ourteenth
Street, 25x100, to Pietro and Rosa
Zarcone.
Henry Pierson & Co.. Inc., ."old 187
St. .loh:1' Place, a three-story dwell-,
ing, 20x100. to Thomas F. Healy.
Bulkley & Ilorton Company sold 713
East Nineteenth Street, a two and one
half story dwelling, 50x100, for Arthur
Brown
F. C. Sauter Agency sold 340 Sixth!
Avenue for George J. McFadden to
Josephine Biscotti.
William P. Jones sohl for Conway
Savings Bann, of Conway, Iowa, to the
Clio Realty Company, the plot 40x100, j
on the east side of East Fifty-fourth ;
Street. 160 feet south of Linden Ave?
nue; for Frank C. Rex to Louis I.
Ozfeld, the plot 40x100, on the south I
side of Eighty-second Street, 300 feet!
west of Seventeenth Avenue, and for j
John B. Hutchins the plot, 40x100, on ?
the east side of East Twenty-ninth j
Street, 240 feet south of Avenue J.
?-0
W. T. Pullman Gets Large
House in New Rochellei
Fish & Marvin sold for Mrs. Mary E. '
T. Smith -1 Fairvicw Place, New Ro- !
cholle, a fourteen room house on large
plot to W. T. Pullman, of William R.
Grace & Co., this city.
The same brokers rented for Mrs. i
Mary Louise Kaye her Colonial dwell- !
ing at 135 Broadview Avenue, New Ro- j
chelle, and have sold for Samuel R. :
Eccles his new Colonial house on
Wynnewood Road at Pelham Manor'
to Charles M. Haskins, of Glenbrook, i
Conn. The property was held at !
$22,000.
Henry B. James Acquires
Big Estate al Plandome I
L'Ecluse, Washburn & Co. sold the l
Mrs. Isabel T. Nelson estate, at Plan-j
Home, to Marry li. James, president of i
the Interstate Lighterage and Trans- j
portation Company, The property was
held at$100,000. The same company
also sold to ?>Ir. James for the Plan
dome Land Company the adjoining:
land, held at $40,000, on which Mr.
James will erect a stable and a green- ?
house.
Demand for Homes in Oranges
Eugene E. Hughes & Pro. announce ;
the following sales at South Orange,
N. J.: For Anthony J. Manda to Harry
Gordon, a seven-room house at 60
Third Street; for Joseph J. Turner to
i. hatles K. Wallender, an eight-room'
dwelling; a Colonial dwelling on Ray-!
mond Street for Harold H. Cookman to '
Florence A. Abbott. At West Orange,
Mr. Hughes sold for Annie R. Meeker
26 Ridgeview Avenue, a six-room house,
and for Richard Myers, a seven-room
house at 11 Ridgeview Avenue to How?
ard T. Whipple.
Find Suites in Apartments
Pease ^ Elliman rented apartments
at 993 Park Avenue to John Auchin- ?
closs; at '.'11 Park Avenue to Mrs. H. J.
Lamarche; at 940 Park Avenue to Bar-;
reit Andrews; at 30 West Fifty-ninth:
Street to Mrs. Hallie I. Housman; at
125 East Seventy-second Street to W. C.
Heppenheimer jr., and at 156 West
Eighty-sixth street for Mark Rafalsky
& Co. to Mor;.>n Lachenbruch.
Brooklyn Branch for Bank
The Bulkley & Horton Company and :
Joseph M. May were the brokers in the .
sale of the four-story building on the
northwest corner of "Fifth Avenue and
Seventy-fifth Street to the Brooklyn
Trust Company, which will make ex?
tensive alte rat ions for a Bay Ridge
branch.
Get West 84th Street House
Pease & Elliman leased for Miss
Annie Parker to Mrs. John G. Lavender
tho four-story dwelling, 5 West Eighty
fourth Street.
?...?__-?-.
Fire Record
A. M. loss. ?
; ... -203 E. 28th St., Ja rob NasUin
Trifling
8:00?:r.T -It!; Ave., J, H Eatrle.None;
8:46? 1653 Lexington Ave? Bertha
Kuperman .Triflingi
0:05?113 W. 41st St. unknown.None j
P M.
2:06?101st St. and Manhattan Ave.,
auto; M Robinson.Triflir.s
2:05?3>9 13. lM;h St., unknown... .None
2:16?S66 Tiffany St., Bronx, Harry
o\v . Trifling
.1:65?SO! 6th St., unknown.Trifling
?6:36?1893 Hughes Ave., Bronx, iot:_
unknown .None !
6:46?163 i." 18th St., Anna Davis.Trifling i
7:10?346 K 4?th St., Pauline Bias?
Trifling j
7;16?239 Wooster St. Abe Topiel '
Unknown
9:30?167 Mutt PL; J_??i>U Cruel... Trillin?
SUMMONS
SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY
- -JAMES MACBETH and ELIZABETH
MACBETH, his wife, Plaintiffs, acalnsl
HAlllHET EMMA KENWORTHY, JAMES
MAFFEY, unmarried. JOHN HAF'FKV. un?
married, HENRY MACIIKTH, ADELAIDE
MACBETH, his wife. JOHN MACBETH
widower. ROBERT MACBETH, "ANNIE"
MACBETH, hin wife, nnrno Annie fictitious
true first name ct snlil ilrfetidiint belnir un?
known to plaintiffs, MARY ANN MelNTYRE
SARAH .TANK JOHNSTON, JOHN T MAF?
FEY. un married. ISABELLE V HES8LER,
jomatlmea known as Bello llessior, ETHEL
V. BROWNELL. ROY T. NORTON, HAZEL
NORTON, his wife. CLYDE II. NORTON
unmarried. LILLIAN M BENHAM, SARAH
II. SMITH, ANNA HAFFEY, widow of Rob
art M. Huffoy, deceased, W11.M A M K. HAF?
FEY, unmarried, HAZEL E, GREY, EDNA
M. TURNER, ROBERT M HAFFEY, un?
married. BERTHA M. HAFFEY, MYRTLE
R. HAFFEY, TIIELMA L HAFFEY, EVE?
LYN F. HAFFEY, ROBERT XV. MACBETH
PHOEBE CATHERINE MACBETH, his wife
JESSIE L. MACBETH, widow i?r William
Macbeth, deceased, Robert xv. Macbeth,
nu Hole qualifying executor of the Lan Will
nnd Tcstn ment of Willlnm Macbeth, de?
ceased, FREE METHODIST CHURCH,
"MARY"' LICK, name Mary fictitious, true
first name of said defendant hein? unknown
to plaintiffs, Defendants.
TO THE ABOVE-NAMED DEFENDANTS:
YOU ARE EACH HEREBY SUMMONED
to answer the complaint In this action' and
to servo a copy of your answer on the plain?
tiffs' attorneys within twenty days after the
service of this summons, exclusive of the day
of service, and In case of your failure to ap?
pear or answer. lurtgmont will be taken
against you by default, for tho relief de?
manded in the complaint.
Dated, April 19, 1920
CLARKE & FROST.
Plaintiffs' Attorneys. 215 Montague Street,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
TO THE DEFENDANTS :?JOHN MAC?
BETH, ROBERT MACBETH. "ANNIE"
MACBETH, name Annie fictitious, etc, wife
of Robert Macbeth, MARY ANN MelNTYRE
SARAH JANE JOHNSTON, JOHN T HAF?
FEY', ISABELLE HESSLER, sometimes
known as Belle Hessler, ETHEL V. BROWN?
ELL, ROYT. NORTON. HAZEL NORTON, his
wife, CLYDE H NORTON, LILT.IAN M.
BENHAM. SARAH II. SMITH, WILLIAM
E, HAFFEY, HAZEL E. GREY', EDNA M
TURNER, ROBERT M. HAFFEY, BERTHA
M. HAFFEY. MYRTLE R. HAFFEY,
THELMA L. HAFFEY, EVELYN F. HAF?
FEY and ANNA HAFFEY, widow of Rubelt
M, Haffey:?
The foregoing summons Is server! upon you
by publication pursuant to an order of HON.
GEORGE V. MULLAN, Justice of the Su?
preme Court of the State of New Y'ork, dated
the 16th day of July. 1920, and filed on tho
19th day of July, 1920. in the Office of the
Clerk of the County of New Y'ork nt the
County Court House In the Borough of Man?
hattan, City. County and State of New York,
Hi" original complaint having been filed In
said office on ihe 23rd day of April. 1921.
The object of this action is to make parti?
tion according to the respective rights of the
parties und if It appear that partition can?
not bo made without great prejudice to the
owners, then for a Bale of the following de?
scribed property :?
ALL thut lot of land in tho City and
County of New Y'ork. with tho buildings
thereon, bounded and described as follows:
BEGINNING at a point In the northerly
side of Twentieth Street, distant three hun?
dred and ten feet easterly from the intersec?
tion of the northerly side of Twentieth Street
and the easterly side of Second Avenue; and
running thence northerly parallel with Second
Avenue, and part of the way through u party
wall, ninety-two feet to the centre lin- of
the block; thence easterly along sal! centre
line, twenty feet; then'" southerly again
parallel with Second Avenue, ninety-two feet
to the northerly side of Twentieth Street, and
thenco westerly along the northerly si!" of
Twentieth Street, twenty feet to the point of
beginning.
Dated, July 30, 1920.
CLARKE * FROST,
Plaintiffs' Attorneys, 215 Montague Street,
Brooklyn. N. Y.
STORAGE NOTICES
IN ACCORDANCE WITH Till': PROVISION
of law, there being due and unpaid charges,
for which the undersigned, Cooke's Storage
Warehouse, Inc., Is entitled to a lien as ware?
houseman, on the goods hereinafter de?
scribed, and due notice having been given to
till parties known to claim an ?nteres! there?
in, and the time specified in such notice for
payment of such charges having expired,
there will be sold at PUBLIC Al CTION at
Cooke's Auction Rooms, Inc., Nos. 209-21]
East 125th Street, Borough of Manhattan.
New Y'ork City, on Wednesday, August 25th,
1920. commencing at 10:30 A. M . the follow?
ing property: One electrical machine (said to
be an X-ray machine), parts missing and
one [ilaster figure, held on account of John
11 Ryan; on" cue rack and pictures held on
account of Morebilt Social Club; four mat
tresses held on account of P. H. Goodman;
furniture, household effects, rugs, carpets,
pi : res, etc., held on account of John Har?
ris, Alexander Hicks, Mrs. L. Wood?, Gold?
berg Furniture and Carpet Company, Mrs.
Win. Rose, Nat Klmel. Gintel, Mrs. Mary
Hanley, Mrs Ueorgla Ashford, Jacob Levy,
Mrs. Edna P. Rover and Mrs. Annie Mosby ;
trunks, tubs, barrels, boxes, cases, si::: .ases.
valises, baskets, packages, etc., supposed to
contain clothing, linen, bedding, hangings,
silverware, china, bric-a-brac, books, per?
sonal effects, etc., held on account of Richard
Gardner, Mrs. K. Cummlngs, J. Melslrr, Gin?
tel, Mrs. Georgia Ashford. Mrs. Etna 1'
Loyer. Mrs. Annie Mosby. Jacob Levy and
Mrs. Mary Hanley; pianos held on account
of Frank Hlgble. Mrs. Annie Mosby and
Mrs. Edna P. Boyer; sewing machines held
on account of Jacob Levy and .Mrs Mary
Hanley, and if the sale thereof is not com?
pleted on said date tho same will be con?
tinued at the same place on each and every
Wednesday thereafter, beginning at 10:30
A. M., and continuing until all the goods are
sold or until all ?lens are satisfied. All the
aforementioned goods now being stored with
Cooke's Storage Warehouse, Inc., in it" ware?
house, The goods may be seen at the placo
of s.ii" on the day preceding the sale.
COOKE'S STORAGE WAREHOUSE, INC.,
209-211 East 125th Street,
Borough of Manhattan,
New York City.
By JOSEPH WIELAR, Secretary.
PROPOSALS
INVITATION TO CONTRACTORS
Part of the Seventh Avenue-Lexington
Avenue Rapid Transit Railroad
Sealed bids or proposals for the con?
struction of the Jerome Avenue Yard of
Route No. 16, a part of the Seventh Avenue
Lexington Avenue Rapid Transit. Ra road
will be received by the Transit Construction
Commissioner of the State of New Y'ork
thereinafter called the "Commissioner") at
the office of the Commissioner at No. 49
Lafayette Street. Borough of Manhattan, New
Y'ork City, until the 31st day of August, 1920,
at eleven thirty (11:80) o'clock A. M. a!
which time and place or at a later date to
be fixed by thi Commissioner the proposals
will be publicly opened.
The said part to be constructed Is to be a
railroad sard built partly in open rut and
partly on embankment, and a connection be
tween said yard and the elevated railroad
In Jerome Avenue to be hull! on masonry and ;
steel construction, extending over and upon
City property, in the Borough ol The Bronx,
in the northeast corner of Jerome Pari
Reservoir property, near Jerome Avenue nnd
Mosholu Parkway. The work will also
includi ?>>?? widening of the existing ele-,
%.,:? 1 railroad on the westerly side of Jerome
Avenue between Bedford Park Boulevard
.station and the railroad yard to provide for
ai additional track, the cat" and support
and. where necessary, thi readjustm in of
su: face, subsurface and overhead structures,
the maintenance of traille und the restor
a ., n of s: : eet surfaces.
The Contractor nais; complete the work
within eighteen (18) months from the de?
livery of the cont.'.-, ?
A fuller description of the work and :
other requirements, provisions and sp?cifica?
tions are given in the Information for Con?
tractors and m th" forms of contra,;, bond
and Contractor's Proposal ami In the con?
tract drawings, which are to be deemed a
part of this Invitation and copies of which
may be Inspected and purchased at said
offl " of the Commlsslonei
Th" receipt of bids will be subject to the
requirements specified in said Information,
for Contractors.
New Y'ork; August 12. 1920.
TRANSIT CONSTRUCTION COMMLSSIONEB,
JOHN H. DELANEY', Commissi ici
SURROGATES' ?NOTICES
Bl'SHE, EUGENE L?IN rURSUANCE OF
?n ordor of Honorable John P' Cohalan, a
Surrogate of the County of New York,
NOTICE Is hereby given to all persons
having claims aga'nst Eugene L. Bushe, lat*
of the County of New York, deceased, to
present the same with vouchers thereof to
the subscriber, at Its principal placo of
transacting business, No. 22 William Street,
In the Borough of Manhattan, City of New
York, on or before the 18th day of Septem?
ber next.
Dated, N;w York, the ?rd day of March,
1S20.
FARMERS' LOAN & TRUST COMPANY.
Executor.
WILLARD A. MITCHELL, Attorney for
Ex neu tor, 141 Broadway. Manhattan,
New York City.
COCHRANE. MADELEINE?IN PURSU
ance of an ordor of Honorable John P.
Cohalan, a Surrogate of the County of New
Y'ork, NOTICE Is hereby given to all per?
sons having claims against Mad. lein?
Cochrane, late of the County of New Y'ork,
deceased, to present the same with vouch?
ers thereof to the subscriber, a: Is p?a e
of transacting business, the office of his
attorneys, Esselstyn ?v Haughwout, No. 2
Rector St., Manhattan, New York, on or
before the 27th day of Decembe.- next.
Dated. New York, the 16th ddy u:' Juin,
192C.
CONDICT YV. CUTLER, Executor.
ES . LSTYN & HAl'tlkM/OI I', Attor?
neys for Executor. Il Rjctor Street.
-,~w Yoik City.
Roosevelts Part With Realty
W. Emlen and John E. Roosevelt, as
executors, etc., sold to Mary V. Cline
the three-storv building at 7 Weehaw
ken Street, 212x80.
--4
Sale of. Sea Cliff Houses
Clinton Trading Corporation sold the
two one-family houses on Twelfth and
Thirteen avenues, Sea Cliff, L. I., to
Robert L. Stover.
FORECLOSURE SALES
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
York, Co, Clk m Index No, 9723, Year 1917
- ii" Greenwich Savings Hank, Plaintiff.
against Clara N. Kurlbo und others, Do
ti-nilinit?.
In pursuance ?f a Judgment of foreclosure
"".,.!,"? ,,"'y m;,,1(* ""'1 entered in tho above
ntlll-.l action ntul hearing flato the 9th ilay
of March, 1918. |. the undersigned, the
ere? In ful.I Judgment named, will ?nil at
public auction, at the Exchange Sale h room,
A'>. 14-16 Vesey Street, In tho Homugh ..f
Manhattan, City .-f New York, on ihe 30th
ilny of August, 1920, at 12 o'clock noon on
that day, by Jacob H. Mayers, Auctioneer,
10 premises directed by said Judgment lo be
ild, and therein described as foliows:
?M.I. that certain lot, piece or parcel of
land with the buildings and Improvements
thereon erected, Bltuate, Ivlng and being in
) Borough nf Manhattan, City, I'ounty and
State gf New Vork, and bounded and de
Bcribed as follows;
BEGINNING at a point un tho southerly
side of One Hundred and ihlrty-seventh
Street distant four hundred and .'luluy-nlne
feet westerly from the corner formed by the
Intersection of the southerly side of One
hundred and thirty-seventh Street with tho
esieriy nido of Seventh Avenue; thence
inning southerly nnd parallel with Seventh
venue and pun. of the distance through a
party wall ninety-nine fo.et eleven Inches to
the centre lino of the block; thence westerly
along said centre line of tin- block and par?
allel with One hundred and thirty-seventh*
Street eighteen feet; thence northerly and
again parallel with said Seventh Avenue and
part of the distance through another party
wall, ninety-nine feet eleven Inches to the
southerly side, of One hundred and thirty
seventh Street, and thence easterly along
paid southerly side of One hundred and
thlrty-seventn Street ficht.-en feet to the
point or place of beginning, be said several
distances and dimensions more or less; being
now known as Number Two hundred and
forty-six (246) West One hundred and thlrty
b< vi nth Sti ect In said Borough
Dated, New Vork. August 9, 1920.
EMANUEL I?, fi IHEN, Referee.
M1DDLEBROOK & BORLAND, Attorneys
for I'lnintirr, 46 Cedar Street, Manhat?
tan, New York City.
The following is a diagram nf the property
to be sold; Its street number Is 24G West
127th Street:
137th Street
Bevi'inh
Avenue
The approximate amount of the ilen or
charge, to satisfy which the above ! ribed
property Is to be sold, is Elevi n thousn - 1
six hundred thirty-one and 02-100 dollars
(?11,631.02) with Interest thereon from the
.... i ..?? of February, in:-, less tho sum of
$765.31 paid on account ol Bald Interest, to?
gether with Ihe costs and allowance amount?
ing to Threej hundred forty A: 34-100 dollars
($340.34), with interest from March 9, 1918,
together with the expenses of the sale. The
approximate amount of the taxes, assess?
ments ;,:i I water rates, or other liens, which
are to be allowed to the ; irchaser out of
the ; irehase money, or paid by the liefere.',
is "? w enl. .: illars t320) and Interest.
Dati ?!, New York, August 9, 1920.
EMANL'EL It. COHEN, Referee.
SURROGATES' NOTICE*
HAMMOND, FREDERICK A The People
of the Stati ol Sev '. ork, by the graco
of God, tree and Independent. To Caroline
H. Gibson, Robert li Gibson, Lydia Gibson
Mesti e, Kath ?1 Ine ? libson Van 1 'ortln II
1. ; ?Ibson Huntington, Carolyn Van Cort
lan '?!.. Catherli ' .. . ' 'ortlandt, Robert
W. 1 llbson, ' li mini lee 1 : : he pri porty of
Caroline ll. Gibson, Incompetent; Arthur D
Smith, Guardian of Roben H. Gibson, In?
competent, and t" all persons Interested as
n III ; . Ii satei 1, ;. ??? : .'l' kin or ol hi ; "? Iso,
In the Estate of Fn del Ick A li. rhmi : I, de?
ceased, who ai the tlmi ol his death was ?1
resident of the City f..f New York, send
? ri ' ' ing ?
Upon the petition of Robert W. Gibson,
residing at Aveley Farm, Woodbury, Lung
I.-I arc I.
v..a and each "I" yi .1 are hereby cited to
show cause before the Surrogates' Court of
New ? ork ' ' inty, hi Id ai the Hall of
I..r Is, in : h< ' unty of N ? .v York, on the
21st day of Si pten er. : 92 1, at hall pa it
ten o'cloclt In thi forenoon of that day, why
: !:?? uccoum ? :' proi 1 dings c :' Ri bi rt W
i ;:l sen. as Testa m -ntai 1 rusi ? ?? of the I ,a :
Will .ic: Testamenl ol said deceased, should
not 1 ?? : id ..'.-. !
In testimony whereof, we have caused the
seal of : he irrogati ' lourt of tho
said 1 'ountj of New i'ork to be
: ?unto atf!> ?? 1 Wit m us, Honora?
ble John P 1 'oha Ian, .. Sum iga te of
[L. S.] our sail County, of ihe County of
New fork, ihe 3rd day of August.
In t he '? ea r of our Lord, one thou -
band nine hundred and tvwenty.
DANIEL .1. !)? iWDNEY,
Clerk of the Surrogates' Court.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OJ
Honor-ble JOHN P. COHALAN, a Surro- I
gate of the County of New Vork. NOTICE
1? hereby given to all persons having !
claims against Henry Norrls Whitney, lat?
of the County of New York, deceased, to
present the samo with vouchers thereof to !
the subscriber, al place of transact
Ing business, at the offices of Anderson ? i
Anderson, attorneys, at No. 16 IJroad !
Btreet, in toe City of New York, on ?t \
before the 6th day of September next.
Dated. New York, Uta 27th day of ?'?b- \
ruary, is zu. ,
HOWARD F. WHITNEY", !
ARTHUR E. WHITNEY,
Ext' utors.
ANDERSON & ANDERSON, Attorneys
for Executors, 15 Broad Street, Bor?
ough of Manhattan. N. T. C.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON- :
ORABLE JOHN P, COHALAN, a Surro
gate of the County of New Vork,
NOTICE Is hereby given to all persons
having Calms against Julia Livingston, late i
of the County oi New ?ork, deceased, toi
present the sam ? with vouchers thereof to th?
subscriber, at his place of transacting busl
ness, at the office Of his attorneys, Messrs.
Pendleton, Anderson, Iselln St Riggs, No. 26
Broad Street, ::? the City of New York, on I
or before the 17;h day of October next.
Dated. New York, the 8th da.* of April. I
1?20.
P. CHAUNCEY ANDERSON,
Executor. ?
PENDLETON. ANDERSON, ISELIN ?
RIGGS, Attorneys for Executor, 20 Broad
Street, New York cuy.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
II noral ?? John P. O halan, a Surrogate of ?
the Co inty of New Yi rh NOTICE Is hereoy
given to all persons having claims against
Lily Lee ( rosa, laie of Ihe Count} if Me
York deceased, to present the suce with
\. u hers thereof to the subs rlbers, at
their place of transacting business, at tho '
office of Guarantj Trust Company of New
York, No. 110 Broadway, in the City of :
New York, on o.- before the 6lh day of
Noverpber next.
Dated, .Ne.v York, the 27th day of April,
19 SO
Jl IHN (V, CROSS and
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF
NEW YORK, Exe-utors.
STETSON, JENNINGS & RUSSELL, Ak
i rneys for Executors, l? JHrmil dtreet,
New York City
MATHER. JtiSPIE A.-?IN PT"RS'l"ANCB
of an order of Honorable Joha P. Co
halan. a Surrogate ol the County of N?w
York, NOTICE is hereby given to all per?
sons having claims against .Ih.s.siE A.
MATHER, ln'.e of ihe County of New York,
deceased, to present the same with vouch?
ers thereof to th. subscriber, at Its prin?
cipal place of transacting business, No. : ;
William Street, In the Borough of Man?
hattan, City .if New York, on or before th?
llth day of September nexi.
Dated, New York, tho 2iHl> day of Feb?
ruary. 192 '
THE FARMERS' LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY, Executor.
GELLER, ROLSTON & BLANC, Attor?
neys for Executor, 72 Exchangs Placs,
New Ycrk. N. Y.
McKIM, ROBERT ALBERT.??N PUR3U
m, ?? ol . :. oi 1er of II m ir ble J
tlan, a Surrogati of th
New York, NOTICE is herebj given to all
.... . having claims against R bert Al?
bert McKIm, lat? of tl County of New
York, deceased, to present the same with
vouchers thereot to the subscriber, it
pla ? if transacting business, at the office
I | . i attornej Adam W lener, No '-?'.
Chambers Str et, Borough of Manhattan
In the City of New Y rk, on or befi ; tho
18th day of I >ec< n ber next
Dated. New York. Hie llth day of June,
1920.
CAROLINE R. McKIM, Executrix.
ADAM WIENER, Attorney for Execu
trlx No 51 Chambers Street, Borough
of Manhattan, City of New York.
DELANO. EUGENE.-?IN PURSUANCE OF
an order of Honorable John P, Cohalan, a
Surrogate of the County of New ?ork, notic?
is hereby given to all persons having clatmi
against Eugene Delano, Ute of the County
of New Yo K. deceased, to present the samo
with vouchers thereof to the Bubi . Lherg at
?heir place of transa, ling business at th?
office of Lord, Day ? Lord, their attorneys.
No 49 Wall Street, in the City of New York,
on or before the 10th daj of November next.
Dated New York, the 1st daj if May. 1?20.
' WILLIAM ADAMS DELANO,
M LEAL DELANO,
Executors
LORD, L'?7 *?. LORD, Attorneys for Ex?
ecutor?. 49 Wall Street, New York
City._
CARLEY. ELDRED A.?-IN PURSUANCE
of an rdi i ol H m rab? - John P. Co?
halan, a Surrogate of thi County of New
York, notice is hereby glV'ii to all ;
having claims against Eldred A. Carley,
late i ? i he ( uni j f New v : k, le
to present the sura", with vouchers th
to the subscrib? i at its | !.. e ol business
No. 177 Montague Streel Borough of I
Brooklyn, City of New York, on or before
the 2Sth daj of December, 1920
Dated. Brooklyn New York, the 15tb
day of June, I 20
BROOKLYN TRUST COMPANY,
Executor.
CUt.LEN & DYKMAN, Attorneys for Ex
?tutor. 1T7 Montague Street, Broaii
Ur?. V. -
Lost and Found _
Business Carda [?]
Business Opportunities
LOST, FO0ND AND REWARDS
LOST?Between Plalntleld-NVw York Jer?
sey Central Railroad, Aug. 17 or 18.
parkiiR-e papers marked F. Th. Meylan.
Communicate Hugh"? Fnwcctt, 115 Frank
lin St. Reward.
Lost Bankbook?
LOST?-nanltbook 364,783, Hiehlnnd Sav?
ings Hank. 130 East 125th st. Payment
Pjggggd __
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
East Sido
8BTTI ST., IIS East.?Splendid accommoda?
tions, large and small rooms.
West Side
BROADWAY, 2643 (100th Bt.)?Single or
suite; off outside room, running water,
elevator,
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 647?Larga, delight?
ful room, overlooking Hudson; beauti?
fully furnished; modern conveniences; ele?
vator apartment! ulso small room. Reeves.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 745.?Handsome
large slngl" room, newly decorated; run?
ning water, kitchenette privileges. Audu
bon 3950, Apartment 53.
VK'lNiTV 106th st. and West End ave.?Ac?
commodations for one or two gentlemen in
a modern corner apartment; everything clean,
new and up to date; references; homelike.
L 90. Tribune.
WtiRT* END AVE., 266.?Attractively fur?
nished large private room and bath;
also a number of finely furnished small
room? without bath.
12TH ?ST., 290 WEST. -Large outside
room. Call Apartment 16 after 6 p. m.
CIST ST.-?Light, airy room. Telephone Pier
son, Apt. 15, 903 Sixth ave.
71ST ST., WEST.?Bright, cheerful room
for gentlemen or couple; seml-prlvate
bath In home; highest type private Amer?
ican family; meals optional; references.
Columbus 8 104.
112TH, 004 WEST (Riverside).?Attractive
front room, elevator apartment; gentle?
men. Cathedral 7810.
127TH, 1 WEST -Tv.o adjoining rooms, at?
tractively furnish."!, for gentleman; $10;
breakfast, if desired, private; elevator apart?
ment. Holme,
Bronx
COLLEOE AVE.. 1238 (Bronx).?Pleasant
room; all conveniences; reasonable.
Phone Jerome 543._
BOARDERS WANTED
20TII ST.. 434 WEST -Small, light, airy
rooms, two meals daily. $10.50 per week;
y r, ung biisiiTS? w uni, n nnly : nf "rene-s.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Domestic
NURSE, EXPERIENCED, FOR BABY
AND 5-YEAR CHILD. WRITK FOR
INTERVIEW. P. O. 35, CEDARHURST,
L, I.
Miscellaneous
BOOKKEEPER -WE DESIRE SERVICES
OP A FIRST-CLASS EXPERIENCED
BOOKKEEPER, ONE FAMILIAR WITH
TYPEWRITING; WE OFFER OOOD,
PERMANENT POSITION WITH A GOOD
SALARY TO THE RIGHT PARTY.
APPLY BETWEEN 9 AND 12 A. M.
DANA T. BENNETT CO., 250 WEST
64TH ST.
.BURROUGHS
OPERAT< >RS
Positions waiting on Calculat?
ing and Bookkeeping Machines
Burroughs Adding Machine Co,
217 Broadway, Room 607
cor. Vi soy St.
CLERKS AND TYPISTS WANTED
METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE CO.
Girls over 17 years of age.
Hours 9 to 4:30 o'clock.
Advancement within one to three months.
Luncheons served free.
Experience unnecessary.
Apply In person between 9 ami 4:30 o'clock.
Room 5033. Metropolitan BIdg.
1 Madison ave.?at 23d st., N. Y". City.
GIRLS
We have positions open
in several departments.
They are permanent. The
work is interesting. No
experience is required.
$15 a week to start.
Indu?strious girls can soon
reach earnings of $85.00 t
to $100.00 a month.
Apply at
1158 BROADWAY. MANHATTAN.
CORNER 27TH ST.
370 E. 150TH ST., BRONX
81 WILL? IUGHBY ST..
BROOKLYN.
195 BROADWAY MANHATTAN,
CORNER DEY ST.
1236 BROADWAY. BROOKLYN.
Or telephone
?MADISON SQUARE
12000
NEW YORK TELE?
PHONE COMPANY
HOME W< 'BK h lading sill pers , prl, e do ibled
and boi , to qui wo two tollars
: sit required; beginners taught; also ex
peri.I examiner, teaohei nd samp'o
makei . Inside positions. Martine, 78 Reade.
SALESLADY wanted t., go out town. (,'u?
',| ? ibgab, 26 \V< si BOjth Bt
STENOGRAPHEI/,.?'Competent ; pen
experience re,
ins preferred Automobile Sundries
Company, 79 Walker st., New York City.
WOMEN
21-35 YEARS OF AGE
FOR
NIGHT WORK
AS
TF. LE PH ONE
OPERATORS
HOURS
9:30 P. M. to 7:00 A. M.
Opportunities to earn
$90.00 to $100.00 a month
in six months.
$18.00 a week in two
weeks when assigned to
night hours.
$15.00 a week during in?
struction in the day time.
Rapid advancement.
Higher salaries for more
responsible positions.
If interested call at
1158 Broadway,
New York City
(Cor. 27th St.)
or telephone
Madison Square I2OOO
NE\y YORK
TELEPHONE
COMPANY
Want Ads o si":.t^mf^d
__"___Koomi arid HcAjders
HELP WANTED MALE
BOYS?Four wanted; excellent chancos f"r
advancement ; first class fir? Insurance
company. Write this paper. L 100, Tribune.
ENGINEER, assistant, for hotel; fifteen
minutes from New York; familiar with low
arid high pressure holler?, el", trie. > ?
laundry and kitchen equipment. Apply For?
ent Hills Inn, Foi.st Hills, L. I,
SALESMEN
The tricksters of high and low decree,
{ the hrs7.en chief /ind a smart hypocrite,
are what they are because th"}' have
jumped to a false conclusion. In an rffort
to find an easy way to fortune, th'-y have
been blinded by cupidity, and being 11 in-i
have Imagined obstacles along th" beaten
path trod by righteous men, and have of
their own choleo stumbled upon tho
rougher way. So easy Is it to earn $150
or mi re weekly by walking and talking
and 'elllng the truth that genuine surprise
I is manlfosted by the newcomer to our
; sales organization. Confidential interview
? is accorded to m? n of good character and
unlih iti I .i.iLit Ion. ''all m to 4.
i SUITE 1014, 26 WEST 4!1> FT
SUITE ;;;>:.. 132 NASSAU ST.
SUITE 84, 166 MONTAGUE ST.. IS KI.YN
?SUITE 52, 156 -MARKET ST. ?NEWARK
SALESMEN who call on hardware stores
and are willing' to mak? big money with
?a side line call 43 West 34th street: room
1003.
Instruction
ACTO INSTRUCTION.?We teach repair!?!,
and driving in short time. License guar?
anteed; ladles' classes; also Ford lessons
1 American Auto School. 72(1 Lexington ave.
! '59th). Plaza 401?;.
ALTO INSTRUCTION. 115
: Day. evening; Cadillac. Studebaker, Mitch?!..
Ii. *t M. C -.. 1303 Lexington avo. tilth).
LEARN TO I E A CHAUFFEUR.?Pleasant
and profitable work ; d:iy and evening
i classes. Send for tree booklet and visitor's
; pass. West Sid? Y. M C. A., 30? West
! 6?th st.
SITUATION WANTED FEMALE
Chambermaids
: CHAMBERMAID?Assist waitress; excel?
lent ionir city references; $60-$65. R..
Miss Hofmayer'a Agency, 1" East 4"d st..
3d floor; telephone 8947 Murray Hill.
CHAMBERMAID ? WAITRESS. young.
neat appearance, thoroughly experlen.:.
exceptionally well recommended; city, $05.
I Mason's Agency, 131 AY^st 4"d st.
CHAMBERMAID, will assist in dining
room; $55; six years' references. Miss
Shea's Agency, 0 East 41st St.; Murray
Hill (.774.
CHAMBERMAID, useful, can s"w ; bi ;
young. ri"at; lately arrived Irish girl;
city. $43. Masons Agency. 131 West ;. :
Cooks
COOK, capable young Irish woman; $70;
anywhere; three years' reference Miss
Shea's Agency, 6 Lust 4l.it St.; Murray
Hill C774.
COOK AND WAITRESS?Both highly
recommended; $75 $65; go ,? referem -
II.. Miss Hofi ayer's Agency, : 1 Easl 13d
st., 3d floor. ; eph : 5947 Murray II. :
Day Workers
I DAY WORKER ? Laundress and c'.<-nrtc?;
i very reliable; $3.60-$4.10. N, Miss Hof
? . r's Agency, 10 Bast 43d Bt., 3d floor;
telephone 8947 Murray Hill.
G encrai liouseworkers, Et?.
HOUSEWORKER?Excellent cook: wait?
ress; best references; c untry. Shaugh
nessy's Agency, 560 Six'!: ,iv.
H M SBWORKBR or cleaner, day, week.
1774 2d ave. (92d), ground floor, rear.
Laundresses, Etc.
LAUNDRESS, by day (colored), first-class,
exceptionally competent, very high.y
recommended; $3.60. Mr?. Mason's Agency,
; : \v< st 4.<d st.
Nurses, Etc.
NURSE, infants: very capable; $70; first
class references. Miss Shea's Agency. 6
East 41st St.; Murray j i ill 6774.
NURSE. England's late royal family
nurse desires baby. In own home. Abbott.
Johnson ave., Stratford. Conn.
Waitresses
WAITRESS-PARLO RM A IP?Young Irish
girl; $70-$75. D., Miss Hofmayer'a
Agency, 10 East 43d st., 3d floor, teleph ne
8947 Murray Hill.
WAITRESS, capable young Irish. $60; any?
where; first class :??:'? renci -. Miss Shea s
Agency, 6 Last 41st St.; Murray Hill 6774.
Professional
TEACHERS College student desires half
: ?in, position firsi oi second ? re le. A I
,1-?? :: M . ::.' W' -' : '.7th s- . A pi 3._
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
ACCi lUNTANT?Books opened, closed, sys
? matl ?e ! Anal la] statei ent s, -
arrange] n nts ma le firms without bo ik
koopers; reasonable terms. II. H Kossove,
' ; Bast 27th st , city.; Madis u S i
BUTLER, useful neat, ni"" young. F :
excellent references : ?
$85. Mrs. Mason's Agency, 131 W,
BUTLER-VALET ' Swe lish: thor .
peri, nee I exci lenl ? ferences. Shaugh
, i A gency, ? ? " Slxi h a v
CHAUFFEUR, mechanic 25, slni
expert! n e ; wish priva
lish Spanish speaking; an lo 4 inter]
389 Eighth ave., ? Ity M S Em
C( ?LORHD Ci lUPLE- Buth r, usi fu . x
.: nt cook ; entire S140; fine ref?
erences. Miss Shea's Agency, 6 East 4!.s:
St.; Murray Hill 6774
Ci j, ik. very m at, nice, tl
u g (Filipino), i x, ? ptii nally de?
sirable; city, $90 Mrs, Mason's agency,
131 West 4.''! et.
COOK?Young, efficient; best references;
city, country. Shaughnessy's Agency. Si
Sixth a?,\
COUPLE?Chauffeur, mechanic; ;
cook, flrsl rellabl lesirabl pair
splendid : forenc s; $165. Mason's .'.gen .
I ? l ,Vi st 42d st.
COUPLE W man as superintendent high
? . . . apartment house; husband
pairs; ex lient references. A. J. Nelson,
44'i West 151st St.
COUPLE Fr, ?? h house? u ki r
gen.';-a;!y useful oui iors; lenl r
eren es country. M.ss Shaughnessy's
Agency, ?'i" 6th av,
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tlon to take ch i rge of count
25 years expel lence, !
oughls undei stand m Ing , : . ? ing : .
trees a'id el n nt work; .
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wich, i - ?
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6 East 41st .-: ; Murray Hill 0774.
JAPANESE domestic help by prof
workars. 106 W. 46th st. Bryant 77?7-?C?!.
13HIPPING CLERK
handy carpenter too.a. Smith, 410 East
16th.
YOUNG MAN, 22. married, st. p lei
. wants work Of any kind ;
llvini . i to irn and i
A .- S3 J. Hudson, 35 Kings Place, B
lyn._
SURROGATES' NOTICES
IN PURSUANCE Ob AN ORDER OF HON
orabie John P. Cohalan, a s.::ogate of
the County of New York. NOTICE is here?
by given to all persons having , '.n.n.i
against John Bye, late of the
of New York, deceased, t?> prese,..: th?
same with vou hers thereof ? i the sub?
scriber, at rer place of trans* ;:r._ I isl
ness, at the otlce of her attorneys. Stetson,
Jennings & Russell, No. 15 Broad Street, In
the City of New York, on or before the r.f'.n
day of November next
Dated, New York, the 27th day of April.
1920.
HANNA GOTHILDA PYE.
Executrix
STETSON. JENNINGS k RUSSELL, At
torneys for Executrix, 15 Broad Sire??.
New To-? CRy.
DUBOIS. MARY R. J?in pursuance of ?o
order of Honorable John 1*. Cohalan, a
Surrogate of the County of New York, notice
Is hereby given to all persons having claim?
against Mary U J DuBots. late of th? Coun?
ty of New York, deceased, to present the
urn; with voucr.ers thereof to the sub?
scriber, at his place of transacting business,
at the office of his attorney?, Mes?r?. Daly,
Hoyt i Mason, NO. 15 Will.am Street. Lor
oufi.i of Manhattan in the City of New York,
on or before the 15th Jay of September next.
Dated. New York, the 4th day of March,
1?20.
ALEXANDER T. MASON,
Executor.
Messrs. DALY. HOYT A MASON. Altor
neys for Execu.or. 15 William. Street.
New York City I
EMPLOYMENT AGEN< IES
Professional Help Female
BUSH AGENCY, . RROA1 WAT
Swlti hi.pera f-mp
lomi 1er and Fiahei
tors. , ?-. : nd :
girls to ?
Professional Help Female and Male
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IS East 4?ih at Mali's ? Ave, If.? Nairn?
lt., Tribune Building, or 215 M rtague >>. .
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keepers. clerks, comptometers ami ?w;: ";?
.. iod positions for begin?
n-':.-. a;oi ??>.. ?rier.ced_
BUSINESS i ABDS
Carpets and Rugs
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Daily Lo3g Island trips as far as Freep?rt?
Hodack Express & Trucking Co
Telephone Decatur 15..5
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pian^?. am ks, art.
etc. OABAY. ?5 university PL 3tujr
vtsant 2777
Patents
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tlons sti " . ? il handbook i
pat ent? free on ri luest : ip? ' *?
for office consultation Munn & Co. pat?
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New York.
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LEG -L NOTICES
CRKDITOKS TAKE \OT!< E
Igust 2d,
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pparel aho] iu>?. t '?
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SURROGATES' NOTRES
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER He*
Honora b a Surrogat?
of i" ? .' ?? ?" : ' N< TP IE is
hereby given lo all pers - t
ag .? Inst Al loi lat ?? of th?
Toi - p-esent
the same with voi ?
subscriber?, at their pis insa tins
bus i i ss at rneysk
Cadv kersham & Taft S -19
VV ill Si re? i, ta th?
Cil t Ni W V- i, fin bl . I th? ni
: :. 11.
Dated. New ? : ... the t _???-.?_?.' first day
ci Apr;:, 1920
ARTHUR CRIKTA1 ? iRO.
' ENCB CRISTAI RO.
ion
CADWALADER, W! 'KERSHAM *
TAFT, Att rneys r Ex? :ut rs, ?e
"Wall Street, Borough o? Manhattan,
New York i
RUSSELL, .' UN II -IN PURSUANCH
of an oi ? . P. Co.
i
to Of tl Count >f
?.o presi n f
? uf transact?
ing bUi Its attor?
neys, M I, at No.
Broadway. i
the Cit i or i'-. fore th?
? i
? ?'.:?
: 920
CEN Ft A
OF NEW 'RI i :
BR. KIN LANE * '
Atl : ne: s for E ? id
v ? ... New
York ?
FISHER. SARAH M ?it- pul nee of u
f : del of H Cob ..an, a
Bun of tl ' '?' -^ i -. no;le?
having i lain?
aga Inst Sarah M. ate oi mj
of New I, to | sent '.he ?am?,
with vi ? ? >ei at
'-. No H51
ly, in iho J ? .,- h ? t Manh ittan, :n
the Clt> ' ' Ni -. - State of '- m '? ? -te.
on or before I e ... .'. laj .: October, 1K??.
n- xt
I ate 1 New Vork. the 221 flay of April,
1920.
COMMERCIAL TRUST ? Mi'AN'T
i F NEW .
:;or.
JULIUS B }' '?? Atti i v for Ex itor,
I. Addn ??-. No 2 ';-? tor
Street of Manhattan, New York
City.
'"CON, FREDERICK I IN !' !.. - J
of an order of H : in,
a my of New York.
l
P. Coi lat? o?
o ;. ---en:
Ihe sa e
:.
...
of -New
i ...... .j . of '? er
Dated, New York, the 2; -'. i!_y of April.
1920
UNITED HOSPITAL FUND OF NEW V iRK,
A.
UREED, ABBOTT * M - j
for Aiil r C. T. / lo. 32 Lib
e. ty .-.i i.. ri ugh .. City
of New ^ o: k.
IN P1 RSUANCK "F AN ORDER t, ??
:: able J. iHN P COHALAN - Surro?
gate t New Y E
!? herebj r. ven to a I pe - oa hi\ ag
claims agai : JOHN W. MARDEN, lat?
of the County of New York, deceased, t?
pi esent the ?j - ??? th \ ers thereof,
to the s at Its p?a e of transact?
ing business at tt.e oQI.e of Larkln '4?
19 Bl ad way.
In the i lattan, in tl.? City
of New New Y'ork, on of
ii"' Ihe ' day oi A.iuust. 132?. next.
Dated ? w ..., the _:?; ,i_y uf F?_
? ?.V PANT
i r i. ?' Executor.
LARK1N - ? EltRT, Attorneys tor Ex
ei utoi Ofl Addi eae. tl
iway, ' lugh of Manhattan.
New York City.
B?T.T ' a . E or
an order of
a 7 - ' f New York,
-.-????
hav'.ng claims aga ge H. P.nrt,
? ?? te of 1 le ".-.e-1.
'.
to the s -.
a< ? n g bu.? ;
his attoi C??ar
-
fore th?
? -- New ;-:_. :..o 7 4;? day ?J
March,
? - ? '.:.:;: BURT.
? -
ALBERT ?' THi IRNE ? ? t.
? -IS
No. 2 ^._j.
nattari.
FEARING, GEOROK R LN rURSUANC?
of an order ? i " lohn P Co
fcalan, ,f ml y i f ;>'-w
all per
?ons having mi against f.eorge R.
I N-w York.
? ?am? with vouch?
ers then . ib-critxrs, at tr.eir
V" e of 1 g bus r."?s. at th? ofllc?
of ' arte i .. lyard -; -tUburn, tue:: at?
torneys. No. l\ \v _i. Street, in th? City
of New Y : <.. on ir before th? tth day ?(
September r.jn
Dated, New York, the 1st day of ilarcfc.
1520.
GEORGE K. FEARING. JR..
LEWIS 'ASS LEDYARD. JR.
Exec . ?.
CARTER, LEDTARD & MILBURN, At*
ton s for Exacutora
ROTH, EMILE H i'. P 1RS1 ?NCI 'ir
an ??? ?;-?! ' ? ,' Cohalan.
* ' ' ' N?w York,
notice la i'??.' ,.?r?<;n? h?v
Ing claim? j: le IL Rotii. lat? of
th? County -f New S ?rk, dec?aa?4, t_
preseut the same, with vouchers ttiereof.
to the subscriber a, n thel place of trans?
act ing : ' '.\ ?? 4
Cas?, No. l* 1V_;| ?;reet. B rough ?2
Itanhattai Ity of Nf* y. rk. ?a or a?
?or? tu? lo.ii da] of September, 192?.
Dated. N.:w "i , ;??o
?ILL HMIDT.
_N1 -. 'Tri.
Kt-'iitu-i
WHITE & Case. Attorney??or Ex.eo
lorsL it Wall i-tre^t. N?? loi?. _.:/.

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