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QVEKN* BEAL ESTATE
Ql EKNS REAL B8TATB
IDEAL COLONIAL HOMES
At Leas Than Present Cost Small Cash Payment
BALANCE LIKE RENT
IN ESTABLISHED COMMUNITY
Six, Seven, Eight and Nine Rooms
Every Modern Improvement
City Streets and Sewers; No Assessments
FLUSHING, N. Y. C.
OPERATORS ASSOC, INC.,
Parsons Ave. and Hyacinth PI.
TELEPHONE
FLUSHING
_024.
Nine Rooms and Three Baths
MOTOR Ol"T TO-DAY and ser tiiis un?
usually attractive Colonial house, con?
taining 9 rooms and ;> hath?, located In
the most beautiful part of Flushing, only
five in I nut cm' walk from the Broadway
Flushing Station an?! only 20 minutes by
express trains from the Pcnn. Station. '
The plot, which i.s 100 by 14 0 feet, front
ins on Broadway at the corner of 27th
Street, Is beautifully lamlscaped and has
room for a ule?- garden in the rear. The
rooms ??re all lar(fe an?l the house is
thoroughly modern In every respect.
Full particulars may be obtained at our
local oftlce, corner Broadway and 2L'd
Street, opposite the station, or at 62
Vanderbllt Ave.. N. T. Telephone 9484
Vamlerbilt. Rlckert-Brown Realty Co.
?^FXBNISHEn APARTMENTS TO LET
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS
Just Completed
2460-2170
?JNIVERSITY AVENUE
| Bloc'* No. Fcrdham Rd. at 188 St.
3-4-5 Room ?pfs.
With Large Foyers
LARGE, LIGHT and A?RY
With every conceivable
tad modem improvement
Oppoiite beautiful Devoe Park
With Perpetual Light front and rear.
Three minutes' walk froj:i Ford
ban Re?'! Station, the Jerome Ave.
lUbway and th? ?7th an?! <ih Ave.
??_" Four blocks to Cniverslty
Heights station. New York Central
Railroad. On Fordham Road.
Moderate Rentals. Agent on Premuet
UNIVERSITY HEIGHT
Just Completed
Ready for Occupancy
3-4-5-6 Room Apt?.
Similar to Park Ave. Apart?
ment Houses.
LAftGE, LIGHT & AIRY
with ?very conceivable improve?
ment. Location restricted and
countrified.
University & Andrew? Ave.
Block front Cor. 183rd St.
t minutes' walk fr,om "SP.rd St. Sta
ttn of the Jernm^ Ave. Subway and
tfcBlxtb and Ninth Ave. L.
4 Blocks to University Relebt? Sta?
tion ot N. Y. C. R. R.
On Kordhani Road
MotJCTit? Rental- Agent on Premises.
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I JUST COMPLETED ?
?-EADY FOR OC'Cl'PANCY = I
Apar?fcnents j~
Location :_
; FORDHAM HEIGHTS ?
BEAUTIFUL = !
ROOMS I
~ With Every ConceivaLle 3
5 Improvement ?5
5 Grand Concourse & Fordham Road ~
Z ? Block? East of Jerome Ave. & r:
? Lexington Ave. Sub. Station. "
5 6th and 9tli Ave. Elevated 2
At Fordham Road. _?
Select tenants only. j?;
5 Agent on Premises. ^
Phone Intervale 2110. =
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Rwdy for Occupancy
inCAI APARTMENTS
IUML LOCATION
? ENTIRE BLOCK IRONT
1S65-1575
Grand Concourse
Cor. 173rd St.
3 k C D BEAUTIFUL
?*?"D-D ROOMS
*?? tnty tonwhreblt tmprov?m?nt
Urg? Foyert
3 Bi?lu East of Jerome Ara.
? Lexington Ave. Sub. Station
M? * ?tb Av?>. Elevated at
Beimont Street
???Ul. Aj?.nt as Prsralnjv
Hotel Royalton
I 44 WEST 44 ST.
Bachelor Apartment
Unfurnished
3 Room?, 2 Batht
2 Rootni and ua,h
1 Room, Alcove and Bath
a:i ?ndl? Ap't?Ground Floor
'?*L a- r_*m* '?'' '"??*? 'rum Oct.
JJ* Apartment? ?hwn any (irr.*.
"otel ?Service & Restaurant
CROOK I, Y N
V **ae~l. T,"E KARRIBT
I**** i?l *' ? v*r* attractive ?wo and
en*tt<?. 4-2. -??-?^? ?-?it??, bath ?r?'l kltch
M?-B g* ?owptoUd in th?? ??.out ex
KJn5_>_.'??f*1 *'* Klv'n AI'?ly
tf W?U?f ?? ???">? Wl!ll?rr.?b?ir? ?72
l'I^?nSO APARTMENT? TO _ET~
_*??_?_?.: ^*~??n <?th an?5 ?Oth ?ta ?
S^J ???^__:p*r,i!'~'),? P-M'/r, b?4r?x?m an?
{S VttSEiL **" "*?&* ??rrlc?, to ?ublirt
z?mTrWnJSli%!m* NMWlN? Apply Mi?*
-??AltTMIWT WANTED
E_B.tfA???NT' ? ?? ? wo?"?:
Tr,5S?? * r"?th?r -ni1 ??o'1
onnrm to i,kt
<?"?!?'*? >?*n<_wna otT1e?to, con
?_? *W ?quar? f?-t In all; ?oo?1
-SI?..*'!**1; ???"?tor ??rvir,*.
?*??. M flow, ?* Ktad? Ht,,
18 Minute? from N. Y. Business
Tapestry brick ; 6 large, beautiful rooms
and cozy breakfast room. Every con?
venience. Colonial fireplaces. Large
English sleeping porch. Mower garden
portico. Garage if desired.
C. H. TABOR
the well-known architect, is building these
ideal houses. Each a gem. $12,000, and
worth it. Join this delightful American
colony; good neighbors assured. Big in?
terests are making this one of best home
sections. Much favors It. Highest eleva?
tion in city ; healthy. Wonderful transit.
Tabor Homes Co., Inc.
12th Avenue and 63d Street
4!h Ave. (Sea Beach) Subway to Fort
Hamilton Ave. Station (11th Ave. ?iid).
SIX" ROOMS. WELL FURN?SHED IN' PRI?
VATE IIOI'SB; EXCELLENT SECTION
IN BROOKLYN; CONVENIENT TO SCR
WAY; $:<00 PER MONTH; WILL CON?
SIDER LESS: TO RBFINEO PERSON
WILL RENT FOR $150 WITHOUT Fl'R
NISHINGS. A. HERNANDEZ, 17 LAT?
TERY PLACE.
LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE
BUILDERS' ?"DEVELOPERS'
OPPORTUNITY
Offering 53 acre estate In Great Neck; 3.?300
feet street fiontugo with sewerage; pan.
waier and electricity Improvements. 10 min?
utes' walk 'o station. Have ten clients ready
to pay ?1.000 deposit each on $12.000. $13.000
and $13.000 houses to he ready April 1st.
1921. Same can be made part of contract.
Maps and full particulars apply
I. C. WOLF, 1270 Broadway, N. V.
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY
AT KENSINGTON
GREAT NECK. L. I.
New Colonial residence, i master bedrooms
and 2 baths: 2 servants' bedrooms, bath, and
servants' living room; 2-car garage. Large
plot, ISO root frontage. Can arrange terms
to suit. Owner leaving for Europe.
T. G. WOLF, 1270 Broadway, N. Y.
Tel. Penn. C1M1 or Sunday 35 (..rent Neck.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
GREAT NECK
Hav? several beautiful homes for $l?a000
?a $30,0??*). Inspect same before deriding.
I. G. WOLF, 1270 BROADWAY, N. Y.
Tel. Penn. 6944 or Great Neck 3i5.
FAR ROCKAWAY?Cottage. Tn rooms and
bath, perfect condition, electricity, gas.
situated fines' section Rayswator; plot
i:Tx 123: possession October; price $9.000;
:.-1 a.s to suit.
T. A. & J. ??. FOG'ARTY.
117 W. 33d st. Telephone Fltzroy 5498
or Far Rockaway 563.
LYNBROOK, L. T.?House for sale; ?
rooms, not Including sun parlor, e|eo
tra- laundry and bath; modern and up to
? late In every respect; newly decorated
and painted in and outside; plot 80x1'?>.
grounds splendidly laid out; prb'o $12.000.
E Crab. 1C Wyoming ave., Lynbrook, L. I.
NORTHPORT HARBOR RESIDENCE
Residence near Northport Harbor for
Bale, 14 rooms, one-half acre; shade trees,
three-car garage, good barn; near schools,
churches, &c; suitable for two families.
Address C. M. Lewis. Northport, L. I.
DOCGLASTON, 7 mlnut??' waik from sta?
tion, 8 rooms, 3 baths, 2-car garage,
bedroom and bath, 1 acre water front,
for sal-. Tel. 29 Bayslde.
QUEENS REAL ESTATE
READY FOR OCCUPANCY
AT BEAUTIFUL QUEENS COURT
Six large r^oms and hath, all modern Im?
provements: inclosed porch; built-in bath,
shower; tils? bathroom and kitchen, open
fireplace, st?m heat, parquet floors, etc.;
decorated to .uult. Three blocks from Queens
Station.
B. SCHAUM, BUILDER.
Phone 2535 Richmond Hill.
A FEW four and five room apartments
for Immediate occupancy are being offer?
ed on the tenant-ownership plan in the
Hlcks-Stryker Apartment Building, Wood
side, L. I.. 18 minutes from the Grand
?'entrai Station on the subway; up to date
'. buildings; ?mall cash payments, balance
: monthly. Take subway at tiraiid Central
Station to Woodslde, or phone Newtown
| 41? or Newtown 23'31 for appointment.
S7500.
Don't fall to see the blggeat
ralui for the price ?round N?w York.
J. W. Rosa. Phone 1039 Jamaica, or
Call at 475 Hillside Av?.
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE
'CROSS AVENTE, near North Elizabeth
Station on Penn. Railroad?We have sev?
eral new seven room houses which contain
every modern convenience; hardwood
floors, steam beat, tile baths, gas ranges,
electric fixtures and wall decorations. Wn
are offering these properties on exceptional
j terms of $930 cash and balance In pay
m?tm of $100 per mon'h, by which meth?
od of payment you will own the property
outright, subject to a first mortgage only,
In about five ?nd a. half years. Why be a
renter when you can purchase on such
terms? Elizabeth office, 20S Broad st.,
I open Sunday? und Labor Lay. Burton
Thompson &. Co. Inc., 135 Broadway.
I ELMORA DISTRICT. Elizabeth. N. J ?
'< Short waik to station on Central Rall
: rond. in this location we have several
I new ?Ix and ?even room house?, >acli con?
taining all modern Imprnvmont?; hard
woo.1 floors, ?team heat, tile baths, gas
: range? and ??L'-rtrlc fixture?. Complete and
!i'?<ly for I?,mediate occupancy. Terms
$1.000 down and balance In small monthly
payments. Why be a renter wh< n you can
! pur. huso on wu' b toini? of payment a d??
sirable home In an excellent Lection 7
' Elizabeth office, 2"1 Broad St.. open Sun?
day? mi'l Labor Lay Burton Thompson
! & < 'o. Jnc , 135 Broad wny.
FOR RAI.B?Well-built, homey ten-room
house, with four open fireplace?; on beau?
tiful grounds. )lUx200. with perennial gar?
den?, appl? trena, grape arbors, currant and
raspberry bushes; 3 minutes' walk Erie *ta
tlon; too large present owner; prbn $1 i.000.
Address owner, 152 Nutley Av., Nutley.N. J.
ENGLEW00D ?????;. Ktt,
H. Wtatkcrby A C?., Eng ?cwoed, N. J.
I.ACKENRACK?7 room house, modern;
bath, electric, steam; good plot and
lo-aiion; I9.U00. Hhaffar, 726 Main fit.,
lit' kenaivk.
TO J.ET Von BVBV?l%BB Pt'BFOSKS
TO LEAHE. -Large factory, 70.000 squar?
fm?t, center of labor market and ?hip.
ping ffeciHM?*: bandy to W|l!lsrn?burg
Bridge. ARTHUR fl. qA?TMAN, 111
Ursatlway, ?roolslya. 1 ,
Real Estate News
Drop in Cost
Of Materials
For Building
Hudson R i ver Common
Brick Sold as Low as $ 15 a
Thousand Last Week and
Best Grades at $20
Covered Wire Cheaper
Manufacturers to Cut Prices
5 Per Cent; No Change
Looked For in Cement
Basic building materials at the week?
end developed their first definite post?
war tendency to return to a buyers'
1 market, according to The. Dow .Service
I Daily Building Reports.
Hudson River common brick is listed
I as having been sold as lo>y as $15 a
1 thousand, wholesale, as the autumn
j building season opened. The best
! grades, which a fortnight ago ware
j being hejd rigidly at $25, plus the
j usual additional charge for handling,
I haulage and 15 per cent covering de
| livery to job, were topping $20 on
: Saturday.
It is significant that simultaneously
?with the introduction of counter
'. bidding, at first secret and later open,
I some of the largest speculative apart
| ment builders definitely decided to
start at once with the erection of huge
high-priced projects. The projector.?
frankly stated that they had succeeded
in breaking through the building price
barrier in nearly 'every department.
Quantity purchasing by strong buyers
succeeded in obtaining concessions on
the part of manufacturers, but when it
became known that shading had actu?
ally occurred almost the entire market
i settled down to open counter-bidding.
It has been known for some time
that'desirabie quantity business offered
in the lumber department brought at?
tractive concessions, and from that
I point, which dates hack to around the
first of August, there have been signs
I of willingness on the part of certain
manufacturers to meet the others. The
j momentum increased as the week drew
i to a close, and there were indications
i that this week will show a noticeable
! buying movement in such departments
I particularly lumber, brick, lime anil
; plaster; also that th? re will be some
i stimulation in the volume of new work
! going on architects' boards for new
i figures under the new market.
Cut in Rubber-Covered Wire
An illustration is found in tho elec
, trical supply department. Rubher
j covered wire has been slow to move out
; of manufacturers' and distributors'
i hands. Whenever the market slumps
i on steel conduit this condition exist3
in the electric wire department be
i cause about three feet of electric wire
is used to every foot of steel conduit.
When there is a slump in building
i there is sure to follow closely a slump
i in the steel conduit business, and elec?
tric wire suffers accordingly. Recent
I ly there has not only been a slump in
' the volume of building construction,
! but also in the delivery of steel con
! duit over the railroads. The result is
i that the electric wire manufacturers
! contemplated at the week-end to cut
| the price of rubber-covered wire this
I week, possibly 5 per cent, in order to
1 induce prospective builders to antici?
pate their requirements for the immc
? diate future. The glass department
IVE.3TCIIE.STEK COUNTY REAL ESTAT?
WARNING
You like the country.
You may perhaps buy
in October.
BUT by October we
shall have sold these
places.
RYE ? KALE, $10,000.
?'harming frame hous?,
14 rooms, 2 baths. ?:,,
rag? . 77 acres. No. U-17 I.
GREENWICH ? SALE.
$50,000. 50-acro farm.
OUI hoiis?. in tin- con?
dition. |Magnificent trees.
-Sound view. Bargain.
.No. 250>j.
JERICHO, L. I.?SALE,
$05,000. Remodeled
farmhouse. Perfect ren?
dition. V u 1 1 modem
equipment. ?;ar??ye. et?.-.
In h'-ari of tiuntlt.g
country. No. :;:)-!,.
15 East 54th St., N. Y
Plaza 1125
GREENWICH RYE
Tel. 1717 Tel. 880
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Here Are Some Real True
BARGAINS
7)3 mln. via Putnam Dlv. N. Y. C. n. R.
ELMSFORD? Beautiful sttn-oo hou.se, noven
I rooms, hath, basement ; all Improvements cx
rept heat; five lots; also garage; easily eon
! verte?! into a two-family house; price $7,000;
' let ms.
? NEAR ARDSLEY STATION?Three-story
hrlelt building, with Improvements. $4.000.
i Also R-room house, no improvements, 7i l<>i:s
$.-:.r,00; good chance for speculator.
lteautlful 10-room house, steam heat. Plot
175x100; near station; $0.600; terms.
Small building, 5 rooms and Mure; also
'garage; occupied by owner; plot 50x100.
Crapes, fruit trees, etc. Opposite nation.
; $?.ouo.
Several other houses from $2,750 upward.
T. J. HAYES.
at R. R. Station. Ardsley, N Y.
Telophor.e 17'J-W Dobbs Ferry.
AT LARCHMONT
1 Own<r moving to California offers her
vrr-u built stucco house of 10 rooms, 2
baths, hardwood trim and floors, hot water
0LC?TT&EGGER, ^m^u.V.S
Sun. & Mon. 'I'M i.iirthmonl 'JL' -ICUtiBK
LAST CHANCE BARGAIN
??'tone residence, 16 rooms, garage, nil Im
| provemonts; aero ground; beautiful l??<-a
tlon; 40 minutes Times N>juar", hear sta?
tion and trolluys. Phon? Owner, 33'iij
Yonkers.
NOTHING FOR RENT
WE HAVE MANY DESIRABLE HOMES
AND PLOTS OF LAND FOR SALE.
EDWIN W. FISKE REALTY CO.,
14 Depot Place, Mount Vernon. N. Y.
TO LET FOR IlCrilNKSS Pt'fiPUHSB
TO LET for two years, desirable office
spaco, approximately 1.1R0 square feet.
17fth floor Emmett Building, OS Madison
Avenue, good ventilation, good light; jani?
tor servie.? and electric lighting Included
In the price of $71 jier S'luare foot; wood
and ?lass partitioning furnlsh'-il gratis.
Apply Standsrd Paint Co., Woolworth
llldg., Marclay 748t.
BTORAQB OR MANUFACTURING,
2,B00 lo 100,000 square feet; Manhattan;
r??ii sonable; possession now or October;
Ion? leas?; elevator, watchman. JOHN A.
yoWEK, 22? Wjttt 424 et. ??70 Bryant,
also reveals something of this counter
bidding1 movement.
The building material market trends |
upward and downward since the first
of the year were favorably impressed
with the attitude of the great steel in- ,
forests in keeping their prices steady.!
The fact is that the steel mills show \
no indication at this time to change
their prices upward despite the fact
that they can operate as fully as pos?
sible during the remainder of the year
and still have a comfortable back-log
running into 1921. By the end of the
next thirty days there ought to be con?
siderable shrinkage apparent in the
premium situation in this department,
and the prospects ?re that the change
will be downward.
The change in the building material
; price .situation is being felt in the
cement department. Although the in?
quiries during August for cement, have
been greater than ever known, exceed?
ing the totals for March, April, May,
June and July combined, and at the
first of the month the cost of electric
power in the I.ehigh manufacturing
district advanced 331 per cent, there
does not now seem to be much indica?
tion that prices will be advanced above
the present lave!.
20 Families Find Homes
In New Flatbush Colony
Pittsburgh Builders Find Ready
Market for Homes With
Long Term Mortgages
Seekers for homes are finding the
houses recentlv erected in the new sec?
tion of Flatbush, in Hast Forty-eighth,
Forty-ninth, Fifty-second and Fifty
third street-?, .and on Schenectady Ave?
nue, vary maca to their liking. Tiie
Pren-Brook Corporation has sold over
twenty of these houses in three weeks,
I and inciuiries are pouring in.
These are the 100 homes erected hv a
Pittsburgh syndicate and financed by
fifteen-year mortgages advanced by the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company.
' It probably is the largest single home
building operation completed in New
i York City this year.
?City and Suburban Homes
To Go on Auction Block
Bryan L. Kennelly will sell at public
auction on a special salcsday, Wednes?
day. September 22, 70 West 102d Street,
a five-story flat; 418 West Fifty-sec
( ml Street, a five-story flat; 725 and 727
White Plains Avenue, Tuckahoe, two
three-story flafs; 5'.? Hon Air Avenue,
lion Air Park, Xew Rochelle, a two and
one-half sforv Colonial dwelling; a two
and one-half-story Colonial dwelling
t on Lomond Place, Highland Park, New
Rochelle; 227 West Union Avenue,
Bound Brook, N. J.. a two-story Co?
lonial dwelling en about six acres, and
the Buena Vista dwelling, on Mountain
Av< nue, Bound Brook, -\. .1., on about
two acres.
Keccti?. Buyers of Dwellings
Pincus I>. Epstein is the purchaser of
'the dwelling 145 West 120th Street,
sold recently by Abraham Roseman.
Margaret Dermodv is the buver of
the dwelling at Li'.?'West 103d Street,
sold recently.
Nathaniel R. Norton is the buyer of
the dwelling at 111 Fast Seventy
eighth Street, sold through Pease &
Elliman.
; Edwin A. Harris is the purchaser of
'the dwelling at 1314 West Eighty-second
, Street, sold recently,
James H. Pleasant is the buyer of
the dwelling at 102 West 132d Street,
sold recently.
Find Homes in Wcstrhester
Duross Company sold far !.. Y. Rich
ens to Walter Scott Shim 17 Living?
ston Avenue, Dobbs Ferry.
C. Milliard Ross seid the dwelling 53
Arthur Street, Yonkers, to Mrs. Doro?
thea Senior of this city through Thomas
S. Burke.
Mrs. C. M. Murdoch and Arthur S.
Hawley sold for Yester Ris his home
m We?dt Avenue, Larchmont (enter, to
William Meyer.
Sale in West 46th St.
The Beekman Holding Company and
Anna Rosenberg sold to Oscar F. Bren?
ner the four-story building, with store,
at 107 West Forty-sixth Street, 25x
100.5.
Lot Auction Sales Follow
Opening of New Transit
Coster and Walsh Estates in
East Bronx to Be Parti?
tioned by J. P. Day
TTie first auction sales of lots, lo
! cated along the now Westchester Ave
j nue extension of the Lexington Avenue
r.nd Southern Boulevard subway, in the
Schuylervillc and Throgg's Neck sec?
tions of the East Bronx, since the ex?
tension of subway service to the 177th
Street station, was announced yester
i day by Joseph P. Day to take place on
: Thursday, September 23, in the Real
Estate Exchange Salesroom.
The properties to be sold at absolute
| auction include the estates of Henry A.
: Coster and Margaret Walsh. In all
! 403 lots are to be sold. These prop
i erties are both located on East T're
' mont Avenue, the Coster estate at the
. corner of Eastern Boulevard and the
: Walsh estate at Waterbury Avenue.
They are situated in the East Bronx,
near the Westchester Country Club, the
bathing beaches, Pelham Bay and Pel
ham Park.
The Coster estate sale has been or?
dered by O. Delancey Coster and Miss
Martha E. Coster, trustees; the Walsh
estate sale by the Guaranty Trust Com?
pany and Clarence W. Quinn, execu?
tors, Cardozo & Nathan are the attor?
neys for the Coster estate, and Stet?
son, Jennings & Russell for the Walsh
estate.
The Fort Schuyler trolley, which
runs on East Tremont Avenue from
i Westehester Square, passes both prop
: erties, which are but a few minutes'
walk from the Westchester Square sta?
tion of the new Westchester Avenue
subway, at present ?n operation to
177th Street, and to be operated
eventually to Pelham Bay Park.
-?
?Sixth Ave. Corner Building
' Leased for ?350,000
R. Telfair leased for the Potter es
J t?te to Aaron Kosofskv 74 to 78 West
Forty-sixth Street and 810-812 Sixth
I Avenue, southeast corner, for twenty
I one years at an approximate aggregate
rental of $350,000. Ashforth & Co., In<\,
were associated brokers. Mr. Kosofsky
I will extensively alter it for the Hudson
! Bay Seal Company, of which he is the
head.
The Victor Talkincr Machine Com?
pany leased the twenty-second floor in
the National Association Building, 25
West Forty-third Street, for offices.
through the Cross & Brown Company.
who have also leased the stove at
100 West Fifty-seventh Street to Win.
W. Princeley; two floors in the Green
hut-Siesrel-Cooper Building to the New
York Furniture Exchange Association,
Inc.; space at 1780 and 1782 Broadway
to Pre l er rod Utilities Company ; at 10-42
Fast Twentv-second Strict to Frederick
Almy & Co!; at 105 Fast Fifty-seventh
Street to Madge Lee Moray; at 549-51
West Fifty - second Street to Simon
Sosnovitch"; at ]0?-t08 West End Ave?
nue to (3. M. S. Motor Sales Company.
and in the Goodyear Building to the
Planerer Box Company.
Cushman & Wakefield, Inc., leased
1 for August Heckschor offices at 50 East
Fortv-second Street to Universal Inter
I ests.'lnc, W. II. Van Winckcl and F. W.
i Loughran.
John J. Meenan, Inc., leased for the
Halpin Kstate two five-story buildings
'at 45'.)-58 West Nineteenth Street to Mc
: Cormick & Dnly.
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Fire Record
A M LOSS.
' 12 30?10 MorrlM Street; South
la.raia a K. It. clock.Trifling
| i :00? 4 is i ? nt ral Park West ;
Ruby Scott .Unknown
SURROGATES' NOTICES
IN PURSUANCE Or' AN ORDER OF HON
or? ble John i' Cohalan, a Surrogate ot
the County of New York, NOTICE is here?
by g:vi;i ?.. hII persons having claims!
against John Bye, la;? of the County
of .New York, deceased, to present t_-?
Bam,? with vouchers thereof to th? sub?
scriber, at rer place of transacting busi?
ness, m in? office of her attorneys. Stetson,
Jennings S7- Kussell, No. 15 Broad Street, in
the City of New York, on or before the fifth
day o? November n*xt.
Dated, New York, the 27th day of April,
1920.
HANNA GOTH1LDA RYE.
Executrix. ,
6TETPON. JENNINGS A RUSSELL, At- I
torneys for Executrix, 15 Broad Street,
New Yo-K City.
PLATT. FRANK H. -IM PURSUANCE! OF
an order of Honorable John P. Cohalan,
a Surrogate of the County of New York,
NOTICE is hereby glv?-n to all persons
having ?'.alms against Frank H. Plait, late
of the County of New York, deceased, to .
present th? same with vouchers thereof ;
to the subscribers, at their place of trans- !
acting business, the office of their attor?
ney, l?eorge W. Field, No. 120 Broadway, i
Manhattan, in the City of Now York, on j
or before th? 2?d day of October nexl.
Dated, New York, the 14th day of Aprl!, ;
192?.
CAROLINE LIVINGSTON PLAIT. !
LlVlN'iSTON PLATT, Executors.
OBOKGE W. FIELD, Attorney for Ex?
ecutors, 120 Broadway, Borough ot I
Manhattan, New York City.
MATHER. JESSIE A?IN rORSUANCH
of an order of Honorable JohB P. Co
. halan, a Surrogate of the County of New
?York. NOTICE is hereby given to all per?
sons having claim? against JESSIE A.
: MATHER, late of the County of New Yora,
I deceased, to present the same with vouch
I erB thereof to th' subs?rlber, at It? prln
' clpal place of transacting business, No. $1
, William Street, In the Borough of Man
: hattan. City of New York, on or before the
? 11th day of September next.
Dated. New York, tho 26th day of Feb?
ruary. 1!>20.
THE FARMERS' LOAN AND TROST j
COMPANY. Execute?-.
GELLER. ROLSTON & BLANC, Attor- !
| neys for Executor. 22 Exchange l'laee,
? New York. N. T.
DUBOIS. HAUT R. J.?In pursuance ef aa
o.der of Honorable John P. Cohalan, a
Surrogate of the County of New York, notice
; 1? hereby given to all persons having claims
against Mary R. J. DuHois, late of the Ceun
! ly of New York, den-eased, to present the
I same with vouchers thereof to the sute
> ?< rlber, at hi? place of transacting business, ;
at the ofllce of his attorneys, Messrs. Daly,
Hoyt St Mason, No. 15 William Street, Bor
I ?ugh of Manhattan. In the City of New York,
en or before, the 15th day of September next.
Dated, New York, the ?th day of March,
'< 1(20.
ALEXANDER T. MASON.
Executor.
Mssirs. DALY, HOYT ft MASON, Alter
neys for ExecU.OI. 1j William StrMt.
New York City
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
OKAHLE JOHN P COHALAN, a Surro?
gate of the County of New York,
NOTICE I? hereby given to all persons
having claims ngain.it Julia Livingston, 1st?
of tho County or New York, deceased, t?
present the same with vouchers thereof to the
subscriber, at his place of transacting buti?
nes*, at the orTi<e of his attorney?, Messrs.
pe. :e;nn. Anderson, lseiin <v Riggs, No. 24
Bioa?l Street. In the City of New York, on
or 1.-fore the 12th day of October next.
Dated, New York, tho ?th ?lar of April.
112?.
P. CHAUNCEY ANDERSON,
Executor.
PENDLETON. ANDERSON. I8BLIN *
RIQG8, Attorneys for Executor. 25 Broad
OREGORY, SARAH W? IN PURSUANCE
of an order of Honorable? John P Co?
halan, i? Surrogate of the Count v or New
York, NOTICE Is hereby given !?? nil per?
son* having claims against Sarah W
Gregory, la!? of th?? Ounty or N.-w Vorl.,
cloeesse?|, to present the mimt with vouch?
ers thereof to th?? subscriber nt hi*, plain
of transacting business, No. 120 Broadway,
I in tho Borough ?.r Manhattan, City of Now
liorlt. on or before the 21st duy of Ooto
I ber next.
Dated. New York, the 14th day of April.
1920. ~
AL.BERT B, BOABPMAN. BuoutOIW
SURROGATES' NOTICE
land New York, the 7th day of July.
7a. LAl.'RA II. JENNINGS,
Executrix.
STETSON, JENNINGS & RUSSELL, At- I
Iorne s f r Executrix, 15 Broad Street,
New V nit City.
McKIM, ROIJERT ALBERT?IN FURSU
anee of an order uf Honorable John IV
Cohalan, a Surrogate "f th.. County of '?
Now York, NOTICE is hereby given to all
persons having claim? against Hubert Al?
bert McKim, late of the County of New
York, deceased, to prcs.nl r li?? ?ame with
voucher? llieu-nf to tin subBcrlber. at
p'.ac" of transacting business), at iliv office
of her attorney, Adam Wiener, No. 51
Chambers Street, Borough of Manhattan,
In the City of New Y ark, on or before th?
18th (In J of 1 'ci -a..her next. I
I'?Led, New York, the 11 th clay of June.
1920.
CAROLINE R. McKIM. Executrix.
ADAM WIENER, Attorney for Execu?
trix, No M Chambers Street, Borough
of Manhattan. City of New Voris..
BUSHE, EUGENE L.?IN PURSUANCE OT
an oidor of Honorable John P. Cohalan. a
Surrogate of the County of New York,
NOTICE is hereby given to nil person?
having claims aguinst Eugene L. Hushe. lat?
of the County of New Y'ork. deceased, to
present the samo with vouchers thereof to
the subscriber, at. its principal place 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. New York, the 3rd day of March.
1?3?Q.
FARMERS' LOAN it TRUST COMPANY.
Wil.LARD A. MITCHELL, Attorney for
Executor, 141 Broadway, Manhattan,
New York ?City.
DELANO. EUGENE.?IN PURSUANCE OF
en order of Honorable John P. ''chalan, a
Surrogate of the County of New York, notice
Is hereby given to ail persons having claims
against Eugene Delano, late of the County
of New Yo K, de. rase.i, to present the sam?
with voucher? thereof to the subscriben at
their place of transacting business at th*
office of Lord, Day & Lord, their attorney?,
No. 43 Wall .Street. In the City of New York,
on or before th? 10th day of November next.
Dated, New York, the 1st dav or May. 192?.
WILLIAM ADAMS DELANO,
M ?r.EAC DELANO.
Executor?.
LORD, DS? * LORD, Attorneys for Ex?
ecutor?, 4 3 Wall Street, New Yorll
City.
I _ .. ._. ? ....
COCHRANK. MADELEINE?IN PURSU
i urn ... .,t nil order* i?r Honorable John P
Cohalan, ? Surrogate of the County it New
Y'ork, NOTICE Is hereby ni\.-n to all per
s..i,i Ian ma claims againsl Madeleine
I Coehrane, U.t the County of New York.
?deceased, to present the s.itue with vouch?
ers I hereof to the subscriber, at his plu. e
of transacting business, the office of his
attorneys, Essolstyn & Hailghwout, No. 2
Rector St, Manhattan, New \ork. on or
I before tho 27th day of D.tube.- next.
Dated. New York, the 16th day of Juna.
mo.
CONDI? T W. CUTLER. Executor.
ES l.STYN A- HAI'iiUVOiT, Attor
navs for Executor. 'I Rjctor Street,
w Yol k i'ity.
CARLHT, ELDRED A.?IN ri'RSl'ANCB
of an order of Honorable John P. Co?
halan. n Surrogate of the County of New
| York, notice is hereby given to all persons
having claims against Eldred A Carley,
late .a I ho County of New York, deceased,
to prcaent the same, with vouchers thereof.
to the subscriber, at Us place of business,
No. 177 Montague Street, Borough of
Brooklyn, City ..f New York, on or before
tb" Jith dav of I?, cemler, 1320/
Dated, Brooklyn New York, tha ISth
day of Jiin-a ly-jo.
BROOKLYN TRUST COMPANY.
Executor.
CULLKN * DYKMAN. Attorneys for Ex
?c.utor, 177 Montagu? Street, Brooks
ly?j. N. T.
b-.-F-- ?__ -y^ant Ads -"*-?
Busine? Card, [?j VV ISiOL AQS G_=_ Situation? Wanted
Busmest ?Opportunitiwi _ ?-<??-? m ?j. ?? _a-^m?w Room? and Boarder?
LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS
LOST.?Sunday, 9-.30 a. m.. brown silk
hand bag, containing sum of money,
jewelry, etc, in black tajclcab taken from
corner 5?Uh. 7th av., Carnegie Hall to
Grand Central station. IRVINE, 1013
Carnegie Ha! I.
LOST?Diamond brooch, evening August
31, between s ami 10:30 on 2 or 3 5th
Ave. bus; reward. John Meyer, 32;'.6
Broadway.
REWARD for return sable scarf lest Penn?
sylvania train No 723 leaving New York
2 p. tu. August 2 for Deal, N. J. Cortland
Lost Bankbooks
LOST - Dankb^ok No. 1??6.205, the New
York Savings Rank. Payments stopped.
Finder please return to bank. _
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
East Side
S5TH, Its EAST?Splendid accommoda?
tions; ?me large room adjoining bath.
West Side
CENTRAL PARK WEST ,ncar Circle) -
I.c.rge room, private family, $14. Colum?
bus 5(i4S
WEST END AVE., 7155?Attractively 'ar
nished large private room and bath;
also a number of finely furnished small
reome without bath
COUNTRY BOARD
SEPTEMBER bathing is the best. Do
yours at Bayport, L. I. Board $10 to $17,
weekly. Blui? fishing ami snip- shooting.
Address "Private Cottage." Bayport. L. I.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Domestic
( Icncral 1 Imi-ou urk --
Every morning except
Sunday. Pleasant sur?
roundings. Courteous
treatment. Breakfast
and dinner. Will ar?
range hours so that
you may work else?
where in the afternoon.
Grady, 234o Foster
Ave., Fiatbush. Mans?
field 3315.
WAITRESSES with hotel experience. Ho?
tel Cramatan, Uronxville; write ur phone
Bronxville lf,n.
Miscellaneous
A WOMAN over fort\ years of age |n the
oriler department of "The Great War".
mother of an ex-service man preferred;
previous business experience unnecessary,
but best of references r?-r|Uired; hours 10
to I. Apply 1. 80L-. Tribune.
BOOKKEEPER, single find double entry.
g.1 position for compel? nt young lady.
call Tuesday. Montgomery Ward <? Co.,
:;u:i ?;th ave., 7th floor, corner 19th.
DRESSMAKERS
WAIST DRAFFRS
WAIST FINISHERS
LINING RECTIFIER ON
WAISTS
LINING FINISHERS
SKIRT FINISHERS
EM R RO11 )F R IC RS FO R C RO?
CHET & BEAD WORK
APPLY TUESDAY TO
MAISON JAQUEL1NE
20 E. 46TH ST.
GIRLS WANTED
S 15.00 A WEEK
TO START
$85 TO $100 A MONTH
SOON REACHED
EXCELLENT
WORKING
CONDITIONS
RAPID PROMOTION
STEADY WORK
POSITIONS ARE
OPEN IN OUR
SEVERAL
DEPARTMENTS
APPLY AT
MANHATTAN
11 SS BROADWAY.
CORNER 27TH ST.
1'5 BROADWAY,
CORNER DEY ST.
BRONX
370 EAST 1S0TH ST.
BROOKLYN
SI WILLOIUHBY ST.
1336 BROADWAY.
OR TELEPHONE
MADISON SQUARE 12000.
NEW YORK
TELEPHONE
COMPANY
OFFICE WORK- women 20 t.-,. 30 years;
ho?:r- from i .? m to 77 p m ; exp'"rlen>.e
??tine. ..>.,! ?-y ; i-alary ndiusted a' interview,
?"ail Rootn l?'.?)3, :t Walker M
i SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR with knowl?
edge or riling: chance for advaacemenl;
salary, start. $i... Jones & Leigh Jlfg. Co.,
'.'i Fulton st.
SWITCHBOARD operator, refln-d Chris?
tian girl: ateatly employment; good
wag. h. Apply Egleston Uros. & Co.. is-i
youth st., city.
TYPISTS for billing anl copying, Reming?
ton or Underwood operators, beginners
with fair speed Acceptable; permanent ponl
tions; advancement. American Book Com?
pany, 100 Washington Square.
?TYPIST, competo,! and willing. Call
Tuesday. Montgomery Ward & Co., 303
fit h ave.. 7th floor, corner l'-th
Instruction
M ? ? )N'S
PE? RET ARIAL
sen? n.'i.s
For CO ami 60 day courses.
Stenography. 30 ?la\s. secretarial, ^0
days; standing contrscts with Urgent
?Irm? f*r our graduates; free trial lessons.
60 B. Ma Ht., N. ?., aud 214 Livingston
fe'L, Btofkiyn.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Miscellaneous
WOMEN
21-35 YEARS OF AGE
FOR
NIGHT WORK
AS
TELEPHONE
OPERATORS
HOURS
9:30 P. M. to r: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 j
night hours.
$15.00 a week during in
struction in the day time.
Rapid advancement.
Higher salaries tor more
responsible positions.
If interested call at
1158 Broadway,
New York City
(Cor. 27th St.)
or telephone *
Madison Square I2OOO
NEW YORK
TELEPHONE
COMPANY ,
YOUNG WOMEN?A lending downtown
establishment has nti opening for sev?
eral young women as salespersons: sal- j
ary $14 a week to start, opportunity for ?
advancement. congenial surroundings.
D 20. Tribune.
HELP WANTED MALE
BOYS
Several bright boys
GOOD ? IPP? ?RTDNITY
l'ait RAPID ADVANCEMENT.
CALL TUESDAY MORNINO.
ASK KUH MR. ROBINSON.
.MAX RUBBER CO.,
'22O West 5-th St.
BOY', agreeable work, pood hours, rapid rrd- '
vancem.ni Apply Room 210, New York
i Public Library. 42 I st and Fifth ave !
BOY wanted 10 leain irade. 41 West Slx
: teenth st.
?LUMBER INSPECTOR wanted, exp?rl-|
ei.i for largi retail vard: m.1 position
to right man. Box 123, Suite 406, 110
: W0yt -1-"" St- ____
! MANAGER
SALESMAN
j inside, wan'.-.!, about 2.1 !o 20 years old,
Catholic, energetic, educated, of pleasing
, I sposltion and Mb!" to s. 3i. steady position
I for 1 Ight man. I. v .'?:,, Ti ibuin
SALESMAN
f r N'.av York metropolitan district to take
? are of high class trade: must 1.0 b"tv/o?n
7a, und :?? years of age; Catholic .du. at.-d,
fluent talker with seliing aptitude. I. ; :< 1
! Tribune.
WATCHMAN, r.rivate, wanted for Western
city; must be active atal able bodied;!
?au-.f $2.1 p.-r week ; transportation fur?
nished. Apply after Pi a. in., 22 Trinity
Place, first floor.
Instruction
' AUTO INSTRUCTION.?We tca^h repairing
and driving m short lime. License guar?
anteed; ladies' classes; also Ford ?essor.*
American Auto S. hool, 72?! Lexington ave i
l?Dth). Plaza 4016.
AUTO INSTRUCTION. II?
Day. evening; Cadillac, Studebaker, Mitchell.
U. & M. Co., 130.1 Lexington ave. (SSth).
LEARN TO IE A CHAUFFEUR?Pleasant
aial profltab'e work; day and evening
classes. Send far free booklet and visitors
Mil West Side Y. M CA. 201 West
*:th ?t
SITUATION WANTED FEMALE
Chambermaids
CHAMBERMAID?Useful, newly arrived
bright Irish girl, ?aty onlv; 5C. Shea's
Agency, '3 E. list St. .Murray Hill 6771.
Cooks
?#OOK?Hungarian, first class; country
preferred; $90: four years' reference.
Sh.-a's Agency, C E 41st et. Murray Hill
|)7 7 I.
General Houseworkers, Etc.
I IIOI'SEWORKER Capable, young, ex
La undresses. Etc.
Nurses, Etc.
Waitresses
Miscellaneous
COMPANION?Position as rompsnton to
lady, or chaperon. For particulars
! please write to Mrs. A. McDonald, 1? 17,
! Tribune
LADIES' MAID (Krencn-I'.ailan ), useful.
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
COLORED COUPLE Butler-useful excel?
lent cook, .-mire ?ork, S IC. 0 . country,ex?
cellent reference? Ml?* Sheu'a Akency, 6
13 11st. Murray Hi' '?7 74.
?HOUSEMAN -Capa. experienced; $75.
b'-sl references. Mit ? SHea'a Agency, ? E.
4iou Murray UM ?124?
SITUATION WANTED MALE
COUPLE, colored, wish position; useful
chauffeur, careful driver, wife cook. ex.
perlenced housekeeper; reference. Clarence
Faison. 2110 Madison av.
JAPANESE domestic help by profession?!
worker?. 106. West ?6th St. Bryant
77S7-96?>S
YOUNG MAN, 33. experienced in paints
and painting, house and ship, capable of
taking churge of department, wants posi?
tion. In or oat of city, after September 15;
excellent references. Write B. K.. fel 2d
It . H ,bo7..n _
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
Professional Help Female and Mai?
DOYLE AGENCY.
1? East 40th at Madison Ave.. 1?4 Nassaa.
?t.. Tribune Building or 215 Mcrtague St.,
Brooklyn?Stenographers, typists, book?
keepers, clerks, comptometers and switch?
board operators; good positions tor begin?
ner* and experienced
- i ?
_ BUSINESS CARDS
Carpeta and Rugs
STILLING?. IN''. R24 MAPISON AV
(53th si i offers an el. gant new : :. ( slight
l\ used) CARPETS AND III'G S in Wilton.
Axmir.sler Brits.? s ? ? ????. ???*: n and Im?
pel:? d) in Rokaia Oriental patterns, in
i.iui'c browns, grays, green, woolly color?
and mixed patterns, .1 ii^t ??? ! and washeit
like new: $1. $;, $:t, $4 yard up; rue? all
prie. s. all sizes, plaih. mixed Oriental de?
signs. $15 $.?'.. }*'> up; making over, .-?e<tn
?np. laving, repairing, dyeing, i .-usouabl??,
reliable, beautiful. PLAZA S S 715.
Furniture
DON'T sacrifice your household effects. Fur?
niture, ?"at?t?ts. Oriental Rugs. Works of
Art. 1-in nos. Linens, before sou s?-e me.
I'i'IINKR. 1?4 University Place. StuyvesanC
WH P^T hlghe?t prl-es fir fumitory
pianos, antiques, bric-a-brac, books, art.
?'?? nil'.VY. 8S University PI. Stuy
-rsant Z377.
riTREE PR ASS BEDS. I ?IN IN?; ROOM
table. g..!d parlor set; must sell quick.
?31 W. st ?.'.;; d st , s? cond floor.
Diamond?, Jewelry, Etc
DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY BOUOH'?
FOR CASH, estates appraised, purefcatsia,
BENNETT. 175 Broadway, upstalra,
... m
Patrata
PATENTS
Over 7$ Tears' praitire, all commonloa
tlons strictly confidential; handbook ?a
patents free on request, special facilities
for office consulta'lun. Mutin A. Co . pat?
ent attorneys. 607 Woolwortb Building.
New York.
Pianos and Musical Instruments
V1CTROLA, mahognnv cabinet, used very
little. ICI St. Nicholas av. U83d rt ).
Trunks
BIG nAROAIN?New an?l used war?1roba
trunk? 50? Sixth ave. bet. I0th-31st its.
SURROGATES' NOTICES
HAMMOND, FREDERICK A ?The People
of ihe Slate of New York, by the grace
of <;<?.!. free und Independent. To Caroline
I! Gibson Robert II Gibson. Lydia Gibson
Mestre. Katherine Gibson Van Cortlandt.
Ht sit-i Gibson Huntington. Carolyn Van Cort?
landt. Catherine Rlbby Van Cortlandt, Robert
W Gibson, Committee nt the property of
Caroline !! Glltsun, Incompetent; Arthur I!.
Smith. Guardian of Roheit H Gibson, In
comp tent ?ml to nil persons Interested as
i-reilllors lecatees. n.c of kin or otherwise.
In the Estuie of Frederick A. Hammond, de
t-enseil, who h the tune ol his .bath vas a
r?-Mid?-nt of the City or New Y?<rk, ?end
greet ing:
Upon th" petition of Robert W. Gibson,
residing at Avel-y Farm. Woodbury, Long
Island.
You and each of you are hereby cited to
show cause before the Surrogates' Court of
New York County, held at the Hall ?.f
Records, in the Count: of New York, on the
21st ?lay <>! September 1920, :H half-pasi
ten o'i-|oel< in the I.noon of tbnt day, why
th.. i,p. ouni of proceedings <f Robert W.
Gibson, as Testamenta r> Trust.f the Las'
Will an?l Testament of said deiense.l, should
no? be . ?d : illy m ttled
In testimony whereof, wo have caused the
seal of the Surrogates' Court of the
said Count;, of New York to bo
...- hereunto erTlxed. Witness. Honora?
ble John P Cohalan, a Surrogate of
[L. S.J our said Count) at the ? uunl) of
Now Vtn k, ' :, ? llrd ?laj of Aug ist,
In th ;.. a r of our Lor?l, ? i:e tiiou
s.ii, I nine Inn lre?l oini i wenty
DANIEL 1 DOWDNEY.
? '>!?:: . r 1 he Surrogat, s' ? "ourt.
IN PURSUANCE ?*"?F AN ORDKR OB
Honorable John i' Cohalan. a Surrogat?
of th.> County of New York, NOTH'E Is
hereby given lo all persons having < ?alms
against Al?-\un?ler Ctlstudoro, late of th?
Counly of N?w York. de<-eased, to present
the same with vouchers thereof to the
subscribers, a- their p?a. e of transacting
bus.teas, at ihe office of ihe'r stlornsya
Cadwalader. Wlckersham *. Tafl, No. 4?
Wall Street. Borough of Manhattan, In the
?City of .New Yoik. on oi b.fjre th? fit
i. '-nth ..lai of N ?veuiber n< <t.
i Dated, New York, the twenty-first day
of Ap:il. : 120.
ARTHUR CRISTA DORO,
FLOUENCB Cl.IS/1 A i ? iRO
! I".- utora
i CADWALADER, WICKER3HAM *?
TAFT. Attorneys for Executors. 4*
i Wall Street. Borough of Manhattan,
New York City.
FISHER, SARAH M ?In pursuance of as
order of Honors!.In John V Cohalan, a
' Surrogat?? of the C? nnty of New York, notice
I? her-' y given to a.l persons bavin?; claims
against Sarah M F her, 'hi- of -he Count?/
of New York, de?-ean-d, t., present the same.
vi.-.h vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, at
Its placo ?r transacting business, No 1441
Broadway. In tlie liorough of Manhattan. Id
the City of New York, Mate of New York,
on or before tho 30:h ??ay of October. ;>3?.
'Dated New York, the 321 day of April.
1920
COMMERCIAL TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK,
Li?, uter.
JULIUS R BAER. Attorney for Executor,
Office en I P. O Address. No 3 Rector
Street, liorough cf Manhattan. New York
; ( ny.
! IN PURSUANCE np AN ORDER "B
Honorai - John P. Cohalan. a Surrogate of
the County ol New York. NOTICE Is hereby
giver, to all persons having 'U:-;?s against
Lily Lee Cross, late o? the County of N-w
Yo'k. deceased, to present the same with
i vouchers thereof to th? subscribers, a'
; their place of transacting business, at tbs
ofh. t? of Guaraity Trust Company o! New
? York, No HO Broadway. In the City of
New York, on or before tue 6th dsy of
Niivrntii-r next.
, Dated, New York, the 27tn day of April,
! 1930
JOHN (V'. OP.C'SS and
GUARANTY TRCST COMPANY OT
NEW YORK executor*.
STETSON, JENNINGS & RUSSELL. At
torneys for Executors. 1C Broad Street,
New York City
RUSSELL JOHN IL ? IN PURSUANCH
, f an ? ??!? r , I Honorable John P. Co
hi...- i .- j i ! gat? ?f th?; county of New
Y t. ?? is hereby given to ad persons
... - . :? inf. against John II. R iss-ll,
;,,-,. ; j .... i ?;? ty of New "? ?ri: d ???-aiU'l
lo present the same a:t!i vouch? rs th? reo?
to the ?ubs? ? ,b> r. .?t Its place i f transa ;
?ii. ? bus re -s ?- at the o Hi? ?? ' its ?II r
:. .?? Mill r. King, Lane & Tratford. at No.
?? Broadway. Horougn of Mannattan, :n
: ti,? city ??:' New >.>rk. .m or o-?^re ths
' twntti'ih day of January next.
I Dated New iork, the Cruij day of June.
1 "central union trust COMPANT
! i?F NEW YORK. Exe.-uto?.
MILLER KIN?:, LANE 4 TRACK' RD.
Attorneys for Executor, No. t>0 Broad
wiy, B r .ugh of Manhattan. New
York City.
BURT. GEORGE II -IN' PUR3UANCB OB
tp ord?r of Honorable John P Cohalan.
a Surrogate of t :.?s County of New York.
NOTICE i' hereby given to all persons
having claims against George H. Bun,
?ate ?.; the County ot N-w >.iVK, de-euS?d,
to present the same, w;?h vou hers thereof,
to the sjbs t.?-r. at his place of trans
aetln-j business:- at ?he office of Aibert O.
Thorn?, his attorney, at No 37 Ceiixr
Street. In the H. lojgh of Mannattan. City,
County ami State of N?w io;g. on or be?
fore th? 1st day of October, next.
Dated. New York, the 24tb ?lay ?>
March, 1921?.
OBuIUJB FREDERICK BURT,
Administrator.
ALBERT O. THORN?. Attorney for Ad?
ministrator. Office ami P O. Address,
No 17 Cedar Street. Borough of Man?
hattan. New York City.
COOK, FRfcDERlOv F?IN PURSUANCB
of an order of Honorable JohT P. Cohalan.
a Surrogate of the County of New York.
notice In hereby given to all persons having
, ;a!ms against Frederick F. Cook, ?ale of
the Count} of New York, deceased, to present
?h? same with vouchers thereof to the sub
?<rll>er, et ?tie ..T.ce of Its at torne)?. Breed.
Abbott <?? Morgan. No 22 Liberty Street.
Borough of Manhattan. In the CIt) of New
York, on or bef?te the JOlh day ot October
next
Dated. New York, tbs 21st dsy of April.
19?0
UNITED HOSPITAL FUND OF NEW YORK.
Administrator C. T. A.
BREED ABBOTT * MORCAN. Attotrt?r?
for Administrator C. T A . No. >i Lib
i erty1 Sti??et. Borough of Manhattan; City
1 ot Mew York?