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preliminary Step
Taken to Displace
Sub-Treasury Mere
-.
federal Reserve Bank to As- j
suine One of Functions!
of Institution Which Has!
Been Utilized 75 Years*
After nearly seventy-five years'
??ration in "the principal cities
throughout the country, the I nit?d
States sub-treasuries are herir; dis?
placed in their functions bv the Fc 1
?ral Reserve banks.
Beeinning to-dav tl.e Federal Re
.ervc Bank of New York will be
; . f0i making exchanges and re?
placements of United States paper cur
' -v which have heretofore been
"?ie at th? Sub-Treasury at Wall
.'.V Nassau i trcets.
1"? jtateniei ied cn behalf of the
g^retaTy of th? ? asury yesterday
?In anticipation of the' discontinu?
ance of '?'?" several sub-treasuries
ior to ' n? *' as directed by
J.eC6nt . on, t:" '; cretary of the
TreaSi | ... auth I instructea
y,..y Ri erv? ks, tis facilities
are present, to ur
and replace icnl United States
paper c irre c\ \- ?. f I ?? in order
[0 fui proved fa? ie >. for the
i - .' h a?
distribut ? ?ble ?'f
' o?
circulation, ?S?cr?tai
?he Trea? ; ? r of the United St ifet
herc.-.t" '?' make dir. t shipments
0| . .;??. * ? for ci reu Int ion I o re
i ut to transmit a credit
to th riato F? doral Reserve
bank which bank shall make appro
It is believed this
i] .'? in improving the
situ?t '7 througl out I he
United '-? with respect to
,. ,, c te paper currency,
' ? shortage of
. -. of small d?.attons now ex?
isting ' n ms i sect ions of the
country "
Argentina Seeks Credit
From American Banker?*
BUENOS AYRES, Oct, 31 While
Internal eond \ rg? ? tina are
i ? .... n its
here dwells
- ? a ' ' ' ' '
?ng Ai - I the danger of
Arrtrr ' . to Europe, i t
gays 1 ?? can I ous? s
sr ? . rrying Arg entine cli I I
limit ab il it ; by extending
cred t, "additional reni ... ?tantly
.' . make forced
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tii ' ...,-. ..a rupt;Cy
mi om i ital ;' rms
? ? \ : '? bli of carrying on
if tl pri mpt as sist
anc? ad."
a ? t perm i
sion 1 ex] !d said to be "un?
is fa -
'??.'-. ? . pri lucers, and
many foi ? ? rs of Ami cai
c? n
necl .,-.-."
"Pr?t t condit ns," -. c -, ;r.w eon
clu ' favorable ? Y : ropea n
hence their infl
is felt ii 7 ' - ? able so?
lution v I ?" - ? ?? by A
Investi ent in ..-?:,, Argentine
c- a ' ? Vmerican loai
to Ara. a ?? ' t ? ? ; :.?_- of the
bei '- -.' ' - ?' ? ecommenda
t !?'. h ral Re
serve Board to all. w leml tr banks to
red ui ?' ? ? . ? paper."
Financial Items
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without ijrrowi_t_?w?.
LEGAL NOTICES
In .V"' <,n'lt'!'. NEW YORK COUNTY.
??.hi ""''"' r "f ,>!" eeneral asa.nl
?r '?;, benefti ,?...r,,,,,,,.,, ,,r x.,..,
?Ik ",,1"' 1u'y- RBS'Kaor? to Herman l
?*li .,"" ?.,'"' :!' '"' h' T'"' ' -''?' '? bttl 1 ?ill
?*'',' P?M?c .lion, thr. ! .1 H 10 i rs
??n'-H,!,"\ :'; :!" M**' of the nbov?
"?r,MU n!,:''':'""- consisting or cut up ma
-Mti?P? r"??""tn. piece ,?v.!h. machinery,
Kb .j .*?C;'? "" Monday, N"v.-nit.?-r 1st,
SLlil=1':I''1 m- ?t NO.-T?5 l.afav.-f.e
SSrk Borough cf Manhattan, city of New
?UVI'h-t*^1*^' l'VRI?TKIN, A??4)rnee.
? ?isnee. 2?.j Broadway, New Yorfc C-.iy.
Real Estate News
Materials Pile
Up in Spite of
Reduced Costs
Prior Cuts Recently Made1
rail to Brinp; Abouti
Art ion by Builders to
??i'fzin New Operations
Caution is beginning to mark the I
movoment of building material prices |
nnd new building projects, according I
to the current Dow Service Daily Build
ir.g Reports. j
Rece?? price cuts have been found
to bo ineffectual in bringing out new
building work. Therefore there is a
well defined disposition in some lines
to cease price cutting.
Brick, for example, which receded
'"rom $25 a thousand, wholesale, to $15,
has become a drug on the market at
the low price. That which is still avail
at that price lies untaken at the close
of the second month, with better grades
much mere rapidly as hijrh as,
$18 without interruption. Therefore
the paucity of $15 brick and the!
strength of the $1S product put thej
rkct Quotation for common brick at j
? ?'.', to $18 a thousand, wholesale, as
the week closed.
In the lumber situation most of the j
departments are reasonably steaily on i
price, tin? distributors having found!
that at the bottom levels now prevail
i re has he. n no increase in buy- i
ir.pr In such lines as North Carolina
. ' ? - and partition half ceiling, yel?
low pine flooring, oak. white pine,
maple flooring and quartered oak price
cuts continued to mark the retail sales
market as October closed, because
there was a slightly more general buy
in?; movement in these lines, with a
greater tendency on tho part of buyers
to shop. Incidentally, these are the
??? in which the greatest stocks are
being carried, due to heavy postwar
purchases, which have only recently
been delivered to distributors.
Price Reductions Continue
Trice reductions in turpentine and lin?
seed oil also continue, but the effect of
these price changes in the paint mar
11 not be felt by paint users un
'. ime time next year, and they may
be more or le: s discounted by the cost
of cans. Plate glass discounts have
?cd, largely because of a greatly;
erished market.
nufacturers of building materials*
closely watched the effect of lowering!
on bi Iding materials during the1
nths. They viewed the pos
ble outcome with doubt. The price
shrinkaj e came at the end of the build?
ing season. It also came, they noted,
simultaneously with an improvement
? of railroad transportation facilities. It
was also remarked that it was heralded
nl -. time when immigration was be-1
ginning to become noticeable in indus?
try. It was coincident with the general
? ? of great numbers of factory
; and mi '. employees and closing of
buil - rial manufacturing plants,
'? x bly brick kilns, lumber mills and
manufacturing plants for one
reason i r another.
Capping all of these influences tend?
ing to : cus attention upon the effect
? build - materia] price reduction to
the consumer was the election cam
:'?".. whi h un.-eitle.1 building con
pi : -, the acts of the special
n of the New York State .Legis?
lature .concerning the rights of build?
ing owners und the subsequent ail?
ment of the official state investi
? of the building construction in
' dusl : y in this mari.et.
Caution Likely to Continue
The caution that is now character?
istic of the building material buying,
. tribution and manufacturing mar?
ke! :- likely to continue pending the
life of the investigation, which will be
1 the end of the year, unless its
extended.
Those wl o are actuated by a disposi
ti . to wait and see the effects of the
, ..'air i n the form of new
ig la - . or the creation of a state
board or commission to pass upon
- projects ' 3 all kinds, and con?
stituting an official Neu- York state
board of arbiti iti n and appi al in all
abi r disputes, for the registration and
pervision of all building contracts
for supplies of building materials, as
11 as agreements between employee
and employer and between owner and
? ict, financier and broker, do not
believe that such laws can be drafted
? : i- acted before the 1921 building
? n formally gets under way.
pi n....I of so-called free con
on, therefore, is limited ere cor?
rect ve legislation is applied to the
tioi thai have been revealed in
tin building indust ry of this city.
? conservai ive to assume that
onci the prospective building horizon
.red the building construction
; ublic, or that part of it that can
its ou ii way without depending
upi -. ; ?? aid of the n c ignized lending
tutions, will rush into the mark? :
,v proj? cts. By that time there
,vill be more yokeless workmen, build?
ing material manufacturers will have
had an opportunity to catch up with
? e b ck-log orders and non-deliveries
and the cost of production as well as.
handling of materials will have been
drawn nearer to a normal basis.
It must be remembered, however,
that there is nowhere in the building
industry a large surplus of building
al supplies. Outside of the lum
. -; :? rs, distributors in this mar?
ke) have no reserve stocks.
Couple this condition of building
: . supply with a prospective
stampede to anticipate the more or
experimental application of new
: ? applied to construction in all
its details, and at the same time bear
ii mind the application of recent
attempts to legislate for or against
building construction, and it becomes
apparent that building material prices
I ave not yet come down to stay.
Thread Company to Build
Clubhouse for Employees
The ('?ark Thread Company pur
Iditional property in Newark,
N. .1.. which will be improved with a
two ' ry and basement assembly hall
a a. 1 recreation building for employees.
The building will also contain swim
- pools, gymnasium and a dining
a to seat 1,600. The roof will be
arranged as to be used as a roof
. irden in the summer and for ice skat
1 ing in the winter. The property, pur
ad through Louis Schlesinger, Inc.,
:,s al th-. southeast corner of Ogden
and Clark streets, which gives the com?
pany ?i total frontage of 100 feet on
Ogden Street, lis feet on Passaic
Street and 200 feet on Clark Street.1
Through the .-ame brokers the company
r? cently bought the block bounded by
Clark, Gouverneur and Ogden streets
and Mount Pleasant Avenue, which, it
also announced, will be used for
' recreation purposes.
Pius F. Henning, of this city, bought
i the ??welling at 10 Second Avenue, 35x
Km, from Charles C. Foster through
Mr. Schlesinger, who has nlso sold the
two dwellings at 71 and 71 l-j Plane
Street, 31x125, to Edwin C. Br?utigam
; for Marcus Nelson.
?-.
Many More Suite? Rented
In East ?md West Side Flats
Douglas Gibbons <fc Co.. with Douglas
I Ellinian & Co., have rented a large fur
' nished apartment at 635 Park Avenue
to C. A. Penn.
Payson Mt-L. Merrill Co. leased apart
menta in the West Eighty-sixth Street
Studios, 257 West Eighty-sixth Street,'
t?i Matthew D. Goldsborough; at 1 East
Twenty-ninth Street to Miss Minnie
Allen;"at 960 Madison Avenue to Joseph
Morris, and at 114 Hast. Thirty-seventh
Street to David M. Barton.
A. V. Amy & <'o. leased apartments
at 160 West Seventy-second Street, to ]
Mrs. M. Chnrlesworth and a Mr. Matar
razo; at. 156 West Seventy-sec.ml!
?Street to Robert Allen Preston ami
John Davis; 171 West Seventy-sixth
Street, to a Mr. Karmen, Miss A. M.
Gorton ant! A. Hunier; at 2271 Broad?
way to Helene Hamelman, Anthy M.
Cort?n, Florence Cox, Fielen Trace,
Mrs. C. Bankhardt, W. Woodruff, 11.
Allen, Eben Erskine 71 ill and Mary P.
Bogert. and furnished apartments at
144 West Seventy-seventh Street t
Eliot Cutter; at 82 West. Seventy-sixth
Street to Arthur Drew Rankin, and at
217 West Seventy-ninth Street to H. 11.
Hilan.
Amos <?? Co. have rented apartment at
19 Fifth Avenue to Dr. L. Pierce Clark
and to J. H. Helfenstein.
Lessee to Ereet
Loft Building in
Pennsylvania Zone
To Rcplaee OI<1 Structures
in West 33d Street;
Many Coneerns Get Spaee
in the Midlown Section
Robert E. Simon leased to Max Cold
127 to 131 West Thirty-third Street.
The old buildings will be immediately i
1 demolished for the construction of a
six-story loft with stores and show
; rooms. Feinberg & Reis were, the
: brokers.
Duross Company leased the three
; story building at t,he southeast, corner
I of Twenty-fourth Street and Thirteenth
I Avenue, for Clarence Stephens, to
Sarah Bellinger, for five yeaTs; the
I five-story building, 413 West Sixteenth
| Street, for the Stafford Ink Company,
to the Auto Van and Storage Company,
for eight years, and the store and base- ?
ment, 70 Ninth Avenue, to, Marie Gal- '.
le.ry.
M. & I,. Hess, Inc., leased office at
128 West Thirtieth Street to Ben
Wiener Co., publishers, to the Amer?
ican Wholesale Corp.; the tenth floor at
135 Fifth Avenue, to A. .1. Fondeville & i
Co., importers and exporters of china
and glassware, Cross & Brown reprc- !
scnting the tenant,
$100.000 Broadway Rental
Henry Shapiro <fc Co., with Pocher & j
Co., leased to Ru?as & Ladas the,
store at 1028 Broadway for a confec?
tionery store at an agu?'.-gate rental ;
of $100,000, |
YV*. E. Dean ?? Co. leased 6 Stone !
Street, the first door to J. S. Waterman :
?S: Co., the second floor to Theodore
Moss & Co., third floor to Caballero &
Carvajal, and the fourth, floor to the
New York Signal Trading Co. The
same brokers leased the third and
fourth lofts at 121 Broad Street to.
Walter Carr; first loft at 3 Coenties
Slip to Maurice Lundin; first loft at 21
Water Street to Charles Peters, and ;
first loft at 2-2V? Coenties Sun to \
Charles Kirchhoff.
Cross & Brown with M. ?- L. Hess,
Inc., based space at 135 Fifth Avenue,
to A. J. Fondeville & Co.; at 245 West ?
Broadway to Ferdinand Suren; at 335
Broadway to L. Diamond & Co., Inc.,
and to Maurice Pinto, and at 258 West
Sixty-ninth Street to McFarlan Auto
mobile Co.
REAL ESTATE?SALE OK RENT
Manhattan
147-9 BAST 63D ST.,
between Lexington and 31 A vs., two thi.
story and basement dwellings for ?..-ilo. sep?
arately or together; each Is lGx?Qxl'iO.?
a rid laiii 9 rooms and 2 bal hs : pos i?
of 147 can be had at once and of 140 on ;
Oct. 1, 1921 . this is one of the strt ets
I beautiful In which many attractive al
! torations have been made; No. 147 can be
occupied in H s present condition and - I
1 ernizod later If desired, Wm, A. White
?V Sons, 40 Cedar St Tel. 5700 John,
133 BAST 3STI1 ST ,
northwest corner Lexington av., Murray
Hill Five ? ?. .:?? En llsh basi men! dwell
! In? fur s;?!--. 3377. having I master's bed?
rooms and " baths and -1 servants' bed
? ? uns and 2 bal hs ? I? ct ric llghl and ! x '.
oil 3. n ? . all ? n ? a i. outside a n.l are
flooded with sunlight: possoslon al once.
WM. A. WHITE ?C- SON'S,
4C ? 'cdar St. Ti I. 5700 John
PRIVATE ITOl -13 B? ?:: RENT,
:! story and basement, l - rooms, ':. baths,
electric light: par'tuel fin >rs 1. a ut I ful
condition; very fine bl clc; near Broadway
and 73.1 street. Rental $ ' .I, .. or 3
year straight lease Immediate possessioi
\Vi OD, D( 'LPi ?N <?' '.. IN?' .
' - i< ..;-. and S 'li St. Schuyler 1 100.
THREE-STORY and basement brownstone
: sldenee at 222 Bast 48th Rt ; price $15.
000. Chas F. K?enle jr., 25 W. Broadway.
Barclay te; 37.
New Jersry
: TWO-FAMILY HOUSE, near Summit Sta?
tion, Jersey City; I! rooms, - baths;
P1 o I 25x175; all modern Improvement ;
$13,500; terms arranged. Address G : 5,
Trim une.
TAVO adjacent, inmifj making farms, of
175 acres each, are to bo Boldby retlr
, Ing owner. Farmer, Route 1, Box 50,
i Neshanlc, X. J.
KNGLEWOOI) and Vicinitv- Real estatte.
II. WEATI1 ERB Y A CO., Knglewood, N. J
REAL ESTATE WANTED
FOR SAI ? : OR EXCHANGE for Manhattan
Real Estate. Forest Hills Gardens res?
idence, ten rooms, three baths. $47,500.
Winter coal supply. Owner, Room 704,
112 East 19th Street, City.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
Manhattan
FOR RENT, manufacturing; top flour;
about 0,500 sq. ft.; 20 windows atul 3 sky?
lights; must be closed one w?;ek ; occupy
February 1. Edward Jordan-Kiel Co., I
W. si nah st.
U(i ili light office, aboui 300 feet, subl.-t
by private estate; highest references re.
quired, ?'all Lovatt, 2d t'a,or, 3s7 B'way
APARTMENTS TO LET?UNFURNISHED
Manhattan
DOMFSTIC PROBLEM SOLVED
i.i l West 67th si Every apartment Is con?
nected with a central kitchen, by means ot
electric dumbwaiter, ami your own fooil Is
, nok? ! wil In a: chai gi by profi ssiona i i hot
We o have 11 ? ? impel i in maid nor? a
:ii ? ,r.i- ;? m.:.;s of ? ho neeessitj ol mail
In . Bei \ am - Sv nming pool In bu m
restaurant anil grill room. Rents no higher
than uny other first-class apartment In el,
On? la:?:.> And one small apartment avall
. I le Ti - i h? ne i '? luml us 1204.
PETER Sl'iyVKSANT, DSth Street and
Riverside Drive. Apartments for rent
six rooms and t??-<> laths, with Immediate
possession. Ilairis, Yuusht & Co., 0 Kust
4Stli Street.
47TI1 ST., 44 WEST-T-1-2-4 room apart
?? >nt, with bath. Inquire t ..?ay i n
premises or Miss Lewis, 17 West 17th st.
AI'AHTMKM'S TO LET?FURNISHED
Manhattan
, -_
fOKEENWICIl VILLAGE- Two large living
studi.i rooms, bath, electri : steam
1: ... completely furnished; exclusive sur?
roundings. Spring 6165.
NEWLY constructed, .!?..-? I furnished
or unfurnished apartment ; \ ng room,
bedroom, tile bathroom, built in tub in ?
shower, real kitchenette, with gas si
i ebox, sink an.I closets, new French ?:.<.!.>
.-arpe!; furnished in roo.I tas;.., unfur?
nished, $150-$176; furnished. J17S-? 200.
I? phone Plaza 31?S.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, 240?Llegnnt 2-room
apartment with bath. Bowling Green 5562
S5TII, 267-261 West i\Ve.?t End Chambers)
l-"urnlahed apartments with exceptional
servi, o.
B6TH ST.. ;>7 WEST -Elegantly, newly fur?
nished front two rooms, bath and kitch?
enette apartment . lease, furnished, unfur
? nlshed, or sell furnlshinss with two-year
leas-. Vanderhoof.
115TH (370 ftufonhattan a- ) nigh class
rooms, elevator, kltcheu; sunny; ?100; z V.
TO I.r.T l'Oit BUSINESS PI KPOHE? TO LET TOR BUSINESS PURPOSE?
OFFICES and ^^ 4Z??(l Ot?.
S? ?OW KOOM.S rZtn TZ^h?o?k? o'f
Grand Central Terminal
Buildings equipped <wit/t 100% sprinkler; passenger an i freight eleva?
tors inn,?mi in every detail; about 100,000 square jert to responsible
tenants in units ??/ 1,000 to 15,000 square feet per floor. Possession'
immediately.
HENRY HOF, Agent,
567 - 3rd Ave. (Bet. 37th & '8th Sts.) Tel. Murray Hill 59S4-9474
f \<?'i>[{\ l'ItOl'KIt'n KO H a Al.17
OR ?il.NI
100,000 feet"
Factory Space to Lease
IN PENN SECTION.
I Light on 4 Sides, Sprinkled
jj and Heavily Constructed.
I POSSESSION MAY, 1921
\ GREENSTEIN,
? 206 W. 29. Watkins 9316.
QUEENS REAL ESTATE
(?real House Bargain
T will sacrlilco beautiful house and
garage, large plot, wide boulevard, n-.-ir
station; bait hour Man] ittan; steam heat,
,-?;. i rlelty, parquet i y, n rl Istle di ?
fine surroundings; tilo bath, tile kitchen,
fireplace. Small cash payments; $G0.00
mont lily.
i^ione Owner, Hoilis 6.515
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE
BOGOTA
Tw"ntv-three la.usen; M rompleteil nn<l
opi n ! r lnsi aa n. $7.300 t.. $H 500; ;
Met repolit tin Life 1 nsui mee Company I
? lu?n: Hike It possible to i
. :,sv terms. livery Im pro vi non I nvei
.; . and protection; low c. minutai Ion.
W rite, ph.
GEORGE li. HITCHCOCK, IXC.
Tel. II..... Office opi nslte West
Shore 11. !t. Si at ion, 11. trot a, N ,1 ? U her
routes : N. V . .aa & ''. ? stern It.
It. from Erie station ..; Jersi y l'Il y ; 1:10th
St. !' rry and trolley to Bogota (Elm
Avenue stop).
CONNECTICUT UEAX ESTATE
?tJt? m i h ? , W ? m,
Attractively furnished home; 7 master
re.is, 7 bat aa, 3 a. rva nti rooms i bath,
- i un II vint; 1. n , ?: a ??? i oom,
servants' dining room; $500 a month; con
venieni o tu trolle?, hel] .? sol . ?? serva a:
u.U.
FREI 'ERICH BITTET.* ? SONS,
111 Broadwav. Phone D700 Schuyl
TVESTCHESTER COIATY REAL ESTAT?
"ALONG THE SOUND"
Chas. Field' Griffen & Co.
11 EAST 111? ST. Ml ERAY III II. 64-11.
SUMMONS
t'T'B ?: - ? : r t'F THE STATE OF
New York, ? ' of X?
KANN la - . I'll '?? ?a
ERNEST li KNSTi ?? ' !.. ' 'fei int. Ac
lion In Vni . M ri Sun I
Ti i THE A HO . ' II ENDAXT: I
YOG ARE H EREHY .':. M M? >NED lo an?
swer 11. plaint in ti . ' : '. I to
? ? ..?. ni ,-i.ur an n ? Plnli
: \ ? i... : - within : ?v. ' v a . i after
I hi service o I ' ' a - Ivc of
I he day of service, and In i :ise of your
...:??>.- ? : ul Il t W111
you li) di i j 11 f o r l h e
nded in I la- complaint
I -. led N w Yor] n-robei 15th 1020.
AI.1SX \XDER \ \l ? Y PER
Atl rney 1 ! offl all'. O
Addre: . . Nai ; St i ? ? ; I roll
a . ..,.,-.....- ., vork.
To EltN GST It' ISEN -IT? ?CK
Tin : roinp in n ? Is rved upon
you by ? n, pi: ;
[Ton. (IE? iROE V. Ml' I.LAN, ; .lu ce '
I hi Sup n Court of I ?
York. dated the ltltl - I
?-!th tl (-(.mili lu th. ? ??
..1 th. t'lerk of th. Count;, ul N. w " .
' M i 'o n n l y i ir t 1
M ' a,a . a cil - . and State
. -
Dated New Yorl bei I p20
A t ? 17 7, . '--a: -
P ?lit ?TI . '. . ail'.-,
t. UoluUgh ul
N . ? a Now York ? Ity.
SI la - ?ME ''i '! HT, NE? Yl IRK' CO
CHA) Plaintiff, against SA?,
\ > roitE I - 71';-,; ! . :? ,, ,....,.., ,?
\ : " Marrim
T? I THE A ?OVE ' \ ,;.;: . DEFEND ?.NT'
YOl' AltE UERE1!?, SI MM? INEI I to ai
...,,.,? ?;,,.., ctli?n and t?
. erve a copy nn tlw | ntlfl
till tw. i if ter servie.
?i ' ' ; summons, ex . : . ? , : t h a. , . :'
Service. ? i ase of y. r failure to il r
a a : . ? lio ti ken
..!?.. h you , it fur the reib I.
mandi-d il
Date :.'???
? 111 :i: * RiCHMAN
Plnlntifl , li.'ll.e ai Post Of
i' ? \. ? ::? , i : ,. KO .
Il 'of -M - New V il . Cit .
'I'.. ; \:.V Cf? IRE CHAPISE
summ i served ti| on
ou 1 pu on pu rit to th or.iei
..f lion IICOI'U \ '. . ..:.. Jus!
Supreiiii ? ? cl e of X. a Y. k,
?Olh ,-..... i : 1320, al
filed with tl , . ' i of i he
; ? - ? of New Yoik, ;
Count Court II ? ? :?? igli i I M .ah n
tan, ? 'a Com iuti of Nev York.
Da d New 7-'7.. lober . ' '
111 i hi.er & RICHMAN,
Attorneys for Plaintiff, i ifH ?? . ml Post
li-esa Park Row, New York
City, i ' rough ol Manhattan.
S ? 1 l KO G ATES' NOT ! CES
MATHER, JESSIE, a.?IN IT It HI' AN?" M
of ail order u( Ilonorabl? John P. Ca?
l?ala!!, a Surrogate uf the County uf Now
Tori?, NOTICE m hereby riven to ?11 i?r
?ona . avine lai . . : JB?dlE A.
MATHER, ?ata oi it.- County of Nev Y?rk,
deceased, io present the same ?vlih vouch?
ers thereof to in- subscriber, at ?t? prin?
cipal place of transacting business, Ne. tt
William Street, In the Borougn of Man?
hattan, Cn:. ol 7,rw York, on or bufor? th?
iltli day of Septembei next.
Dated, New York, Hie 2iitb ?lav of Fib
ruai >, 1.1 LU.
THE FARMERS' LOAN AND TRI'ST
COMPANY, Executor.
GEL. 1.1-71%. P.OL'ITON & BLANC. Atiar
ntv.i toi t\<-, utor, 22 Ex,manga i'iac?,
New Y ? rl?. N Y.
DELANO, EUGENE -IN PURSUANCE OF
an ordei ol Hi o .. le John V Cohalan, a
Burrogati ? n l Ni v. \ , r. nolle?
i? n . 17. given a ail person? having claim?
again.? ; I ?ugi ne : a .a- - , .' 1 he - nty
of New Vu ,-.. deceased, to present i!i- uarae
with .-a hers tr- reof to the subscriben ot
their place of transacting business at the
office of Loi I, l'.?> ^ Lord, their attorneys,
No. <j Wall Street, In the ?.:?... o? New Yor*.
on or before the 10th !.. . of November next
Dated, New York, ihe Lst ,1?\ of May, Dli
WILLIAM ADAMS DELANO,
M F.EAU DELANO,
Kj*.'itor?.
LOI-.O. LM?' * I ORO. Attorneyi for ?i
eeutors, 49 V.'au ?creat. New Tar?
Ciijr.
COCHRANE, MADELEINE IN I '"-.Si"
anee t an ordei 1 Hoi rabie J ?'
?"..halan, a Surrogat?- f the ( nnt t New
York, X. 1 riCE is her? bj given to all pet
b : ?? bavin s ne
Cochrane, ..: ?? 1 ? ?? - ' unt; of .'ew rork,
d.?. eased, to ? ; ? sent th? same _???? :
ers thereof to I ? ?bei "n his | > ?
?.: ? ? 1 nsaeiing busl-.? -. itlce of hli
V ya. Ess? Isi..-..'. 1 w ut, Xo. 3
): . : , NIs . -... : an, Ne ,v ' , : k. on tr
?. - the 271 li daj of December next.
Dated, New Y?rl?, the i?jtu day ot June.
191?0.
CONDICT W. CUTLER, Executor,
KS LSTYN * HAI'U'iWi ; :, At tor?
*i ??? s for Executor. R -, tor Str?et,
w Y01 k City
CARLEY. ELDRED \ IN PURSUANCE
of an ?iiai'-? of Honorable Jol n P, Co
! halan, a Surrogate of the Countj of New
I York, notice Is hereby given to ?'.1 persons
; having clali 1 .,.,?? Eldred A Carley,
late of the C? unt> - ;' New i'ork, deceased,
to present the same, with vouchers thereof,
to the ?ubacriber, hi Its pla - of business,
No 177 Montague Street, Borough o?
Brook;;, n. City ,?f Xew Y..rk. on or before
the 2Sth day of December, 1920.
Dated, Broi klyn N?-w Y'ork. the lit*
I day of June. 1980.
BROOKLYN TRI'ST COMPANY,
1 Executor.
CULLEX * DTKMAM, Attorney? for Ex
e.-ator. 177 Montagu? St reel, Brook?
lyn. N Y.
SUMMONS
SUPREME- COI RT, NEW YORK COUNTY. 1
rheover N. EIv, ai .-, n < xecutor of '
111?? will .,' SMITH ELY, deceased, ploln
tirr, agains" Mai a 1.. Vanderpoel, Edwin
\ El; M Jos phlne Ely, Indi' ; lually and
-.- ? xi ? utors of the will of William II Ely,
?!?- ??.?-?-!: William 11 Megle, Dagmar M-ir1?
I ? i lliidys Me ;ie Klngsley, Elizabeth
Kll II, Helen Kltchell Beach, Susan T.
;- ? Sm th Rh Jelliffe, Jr . Julin Ely
' ?riffi n 1 hi? , in Ih i limll . and as ndmlnlstra -
? Ix of the , . late of Marjorle E Smylte, dc
ensed; Allci E Chaml ei -. Ambrose E Van
rpn l, In llvklualh and as nn exei nt"r of
? ,' I of Smith Ely deceaseil ; Adelaide V.
El; i M ird, Chai les A. Smylle, William E
bei . Ami roi o E Chambers, All? ?? E.
i"! mbers Fleltman, Tula I>. Ely McClenn -
han, Smith Ely Jelliffe, Gertrude Ely. Mar?
guerite il. Townsend, Helen Cook Miller,
Julia M. Cook, Maria Cook, Celia A. Spencer,
Kate i: rngeri nil, Hettle I?' KltohelL
Fi ?n? oh i; Kit. In II individually an 1 as ad
' ilstrntrb ol the estate of Louise Kltchi II,
eased: Charles I). Bergen, George O.
liarlo? Gaines. Royal P. Hnmer
sclilng a? esslgnee of Harlow Gaines, Mary
1. Smitli, Frances C. Willis, Moses Meeker,
Grai'e Ely Cain. Caroline G. Thorn?,
Ciithryn Thorn Mattloe, Jessie C. Wood,
Dorothy Rogers Kirk. Mary Rea Cook Wade
?i i ex - utrlx of -he will '0f Joanna E. Cook,
' I, Michael ?'arm,.!:, .less? 1-3 Dlxon as
' ? strator of the estate ?.f Timothy
W'lilllleli] Dlxon, deceased; Sarah I". Lewis.
Individually and as executrix of Ralph S.
di ? easi 1 ; Eugene I ?ixon and < Mara
| Coryell as executors of the will of William
Dlxon, deceased; First Presbyterian Church
of Hanover, Star Society, Bethel Chapel
of Han,net- Neck, Tim Livingston
Bapttsl Society, The Baptist Churcn at
?a-?-:-1. American Sunday School [Tnlon,
li Hospital, Morris Courtv Children's I
Home, Madi on Square Church House, I
Spring Street Church, The Trustees of the
Seventh Presbyterian Congregation In the
City ot New York, West Livingston M. ?3.
Church, Orange Memorial Hospital, ' The
Firs! Reforme I Dull li Church of Montvllle,
Moi ito -. a M? moi :.,! Hospital, The Board
of. the ? 'iiureh Ere? l Ion Fund of i he ? ?en -
ei al A.? iem) l; of I ho Pri sb-, terlan Church In
Hie L'niie.l states ot America, New York
S ate Realty and Terminal Company,
Cheever > Ely and United States Trust
f'ompan i ? Xew Y'ork. as trustees of tho
trust created by the will or Smith Ely for
the ben lit of i: Iwln A Ely ; George B.
Vander).1 and Ambrose E. Vanderpoe.l as
trust? es ? f the trust i reated by the will "t
Smith Klj for the benefit ot Maria I. Van*'
?l.trpoel ; Cheever X. Ely, George B. Vander
[loel and Ambrose E Vamlerpoel as trustees
of the trust i n ated by the will of Smith
Ely for lia- henefl! of Alice E Chambers:
1 ' ? "3 Ely, Gi ??-.-.- H Van li i|.I and
-.-.?.?? I ; \ andei poi i as i rustees "f the
en ted by th ivill of Smith Ely for
the I? m 111 . : Julia Ely i Iriffen Dow ;
Cheevei 73 i;,y an I United States Trust
; i :' Ne ??. York as trusti es or the
-' i-reatod ' . the will ?,f Smith Ely for
?; ? benefll of A li lalde V Ely Godd ml,
M !..?-. , Moses E Ingersoll, and
I ' \'anderpoi : as an executor of the
Ely, ilefi inlauts. Summons,
Ti ?al ile: ir. ,1 in Xi w York i lountv.
TO THE ABOVE XA.MED DEFENDANTS
AND EACH ' IF THEJI :
Y?H" ARE HEREBY Sl'MMONED to ati
-. r i he ? ompl'a Int In this aci ?on an 1 to
-? ? rve a ? ? ;,-. of your answer on the Plaln
? with n twent} .'lays after the
service of this summons, exclusive of tho
ay nf service, and in case of your failure
. ppeai- or answer, Judgment will lie
. linsl you : . ?'? fault for the relict
? - m I in l he complaint.
Dat.ii ,\ '3 3. 1920
S'l HWART .-. SHE UiER, Plaintiff's At
t? rni , ? . ; ? ! Pi -. ifflce Address,
So. 43 Wall Street, Borough of Man
n, Cll '?? of New 3 ork
'?"?i Till, DEFENDANTS Elizabeth Kit
hell Helen Kl hel lleach, Tula D. Ely Mc
? lenahan, Hel n Cool M I . J ill i M. Cook,
Cook, Ilettie F Kite-hell. Frances E
; ?dually ami as a Imlnlstratrix
ite of Louise Kit. ?a-;;, d - ? ..sea .
ifarlov, Gaines, Mary L. Smith, Frances C
w . , M. es Meeker, Grace Ely Cain,
Catlirvn Thorn Mattii e, .!, ssie ? 3 Wood,
i ! cook \\ li as ? se ul ri> of the
.-. ill of Jo inna E. ' '? ok, d.ased , Margue?
rite f ? Town end M hael ? lannon, ?'? ? ? F
Dlxoi . a m ? Isl i ator of the ? si ate of
Tlmoth: '.. Held Dlxon, dei eased ; Sarah
[,' i .- llvldually and as ex cut rix of
[ill S Lev ? .i.-- .1 : Eugi ne Dix? m and
Corvell as exe itori of the v . ! of
im ni: i, d ?as? d ; Moses 1-3 Ingersoll.
? !?:. a Ian i '!: ? h of Ham ver, Bethel
?ty of Hanover Neck, Morris
Idren' - Home, ? irangi Memoi la ;
? i The Fin l Reformed ! lutch
f Montvllle:
The Coi i g. ing summons Is served upon
, bv ,. m pui uanl to an order of
Hi rinible ' ?ei : ; ?? V. M il?nn, i ne of - he
f the s' w York Supreme ? 'oui ',
dated Oct ?1 ei 1!) 1020, and 1)1? il wit 11 the
, Ljnt, in thi ifli ?? ??: I he CI :rk of thi
i i 37. w, Y ? rk, at i lie < lounty Court
the Borough - ;' Manhattan, City
York.
Mate !. ? " toi er 21. '.'.'-' ?.
STEWART & SHEARER, Plaintiff's At
- No 45 v. . II Si reel. Borough
of Manhattan, City of New York, Xew
Y i rk.
SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
NEW YORK,
C? H'N'TY . IF NEW Y< IRK. i
HARRY !'? DAVIS & LOUIS II l-'EHSEN- I
I.'l-:i.l > doing busin i as H 11 I avis
Co.. " i a Iff, vs C? INI IN ENTAL IM?
PORT COMPANY, Defendant, Sum
11
'1 o tl ab >ve nam I P fi ti lants:
You are I a mmotied to answer
th . unplnini n this net m and to servo
ol your ai-.-u. r on i hu Pi lintl : a
'?. wlthi-n t iv? i. y du :? s after the
summons, exclusivo ..7 th
da; of : rvi and in case of ? our fa lluro
or a n- v. er, ludgmenl will bo
la '.? n again I you by default for the relict
. ? - !.mplalnt,
Dal ??] New Yo] k, O :tober CO, 1020.
LAZA RUS .- 1! EN PEGU,
A ".a a- -.' for Plaintiff, < iffleo and
. ? a ,ffi ? ? Adilress, 120 Broad?
way, Borough of Manhattan,
Cltj of N? w York
To CONTINENTAL IMPORT COMPANY;
Du i-a.a a: .; summons is served upon
: , . ition pui suant i<> an ord? r
lion . ; .rgi V, M ull. n a Justi. c of th.
a t ..f the SI ite of Xew York.
' ? ?? . . daj of . >. tob. r. 1920, and
.'. ?,. li . ii tint in the office .if the
tount?, of Ni .'? Y n -., at the
Court I louse, lu the Borough of
Manhattan, l ity, Counts and State of New
-
l lated New York ? i tober J3, 1920.
I.A.'A R! S SHENFEL1 i.
for Plaintiff, Office and
r .stofflco Address, 120 Broad
?'. . a Bi rough o? Manhattan,
N? w York City.
SURROGATES' NOTICES
TN PURSUANCB OP AN ORDER Off
Honorai ? John P Cohalan, a Surrogat? of
! New York. .NOTICE Is hereby
gtren to all pers-.n.-i having claim? asa'.nst
Lily Lee Cross, late of the County of Ne?*
York, d.ased, to present the ?am? with
vou hers thereof to the ?ubscrlbers, ?\
i. .' pla ?? of transacting business, at tb?
offic? of Guaranty Trust Company of N?w
\ ,-., No, HO Broadway, In the City of
New York, on or beloro the 6th day of
November next.
Dated, New York, the 27th day of April,
19 20
J? IHN ?V, ?'ROSS and
Gl ARANTY TRIST COMPANY Of
NEW YORK. Exe-utors.
STETS...'.. JENNINGS & RUSSELL? At
tornevs for Executor?. 15 Brusd 3tr??t,
New York City
IN PURSUANCE Oh ^N ORDER OF HON
orable John P ?'.a??.i.an. a Surrogat? of
the County of New York, NOTICE 1j here
b'. k,- veil to all perseas having rlaltn?
a,? nst John Bye, late of the County
..i New York, deceased, to present th?
i with v? ichera thereof to ?lie sub
at rer place of transacting b usi?
ne - ,.- the ?!-..? of her attorneys, Stetson,
Jennings .?. Russell, No. 15 Rroad Street, in
of New York, on or before the fif'.h
ci ;. of No\ ember next
Liktcd. New York, the 27th day of April,
mo.
HANNA ?JOTHILDA BYE,
Exe? utrli.
STETSON. JENNINGS A RUSSELL. At
torney? for Executrix. 1? Broad 9tr??t.
New To-? City.
I RUSSELL, JOIIN 71?IX PUR5UANCB
- an order of Honorable John P. ''o
halan, a Surrogate of the County of New
York notice Is hereby given to all penan?
ng claims against John II. Russell,
late f the County of New York, d? eased.
t.. present the same with vouchers thereof
; . the subscriber, at its place of transa t
s or at the office of ?ts attor
. King, Lane ,t Trafford, at No.
1 ? r. idway, Borough of Manhattan, In
i:it City of New York, n or before th?
twentieth day of January next.
Dated New York, the 30th day of Junt,
1920.
CENTRAT, UNION TRUST COMPANY
t OF NEW YORK. Executor.
MILLER KIN';, LANE & TRAFFORD,
Attorne; a fi : Executor. No. SO Broad
I way, .rough of Manhattan, N?w
Yoi :. City.
Help Wanted ??? ? 1 ? Boarders Wan'cd
.'t?sf Want Advertisemeris "?aif'
Business opportunities Lott, Found and Rewarrfa
LOST, FOUND AND REWARD
LOST Platinum and diamond bar pin,
Friday, in the McCreery department store
or vic-nity ,,f 34th; liberal reward for re
turn. Telephone .Mr. Kelly, Gramerey
21-10.
LOST -October 2t, In taxlcab, between G?th
et. and Lexington ave. and 19th st.,
Kolinsky BCarf; reward. 141 East 13'th st.
Phone Gramerey 4 575.
LOST?Between Ihe Beaux Arts and 130
East 31th, throe diamond bangles, Oct.
27; liberal reward. Phone Vanderbtlt 9689,
LOST?Two-ekln sable fur nn East 73d st.
Friday afternoon; reward. <".4 East 1 ?d
ft Telephone Rhlnelander 7769.
Lost Bankbooks
LOST Bankbook No 500,317 of the Union
Dime Savings Hank Is missing. Any
person ha vim; a claim to it as hereby called
upon to present the same within ten ?lays
or submit to having said passbook can
colled and a new une Issued.
LOST Bankbook No. 1,097,067, o? the
Hank tor Savings, 280 Fourth ave. Pay?
ment stopped. Finder please return tn bank. ?
LOST Bankbook No. 1,138,535, of the
Hank for Savings, 280 Fourth ave. Pay-!
men! stopped. Finder please return to bank.
LOST?Bankbook No 142.375. of the Ex?
celsior Savings Bank. 79 West 23d b!
Payment stopped. Please return to ba.jk
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
East Side
116TH ST., 162 East ?Lady alone would
like married couple to share wen furn?
ished apartment; kitchen privileges, reas
I onabie. Hallahan.
:?9TH ST., 42 EAST?Private home; large
i front parlor with adjoining bedroo-.?.; $14,
two; $10 for one; steam flrepla-e; Bear
bath; also single, $7. Long.
i_
West Side
RIVERSIDE PRIVE, 548?Suite, 2 rooms,
us-- kitchen, bath, laundry; largo wavd3
.rein-; suitable three ladles; also Bingle,
double rooms. Mornlrgsi,lo 2304.
86TH ST., 1'iO West?Two rooms for gen?
tlemen who would appreciate home at?
mosphere of refined private family; steam
heat, electric light, shower baths; refer
ences.
131ST ST., 273 W,?Well furnished front |
parlor, suitable for t ?vo gentlemen; elec- |
trlclty; ail conveniences; private family; ?
reasonable. McOrath.
17STH. 508 WEST?Front bedroom, private i
apartment; elevator, phone, etc. Apart- i
ment 35.
Brooklyn
FRANKLIN COURT
SIX MINUTES FROM WALL ST.
Apartment hotel, one Buite, well furnished
parlor, bedroom and Lath, no kitchenette;
one very large well furnished front room
with private bath; one room with running
water; convenient to tub and shower; high I
class patronage; business people. 170 Hicks i
st . Brooklyn; telphone Main 5619.
FRONT ROOM and alcove In private, one
family house; adults only; bath; phone;
iva-.- Interboro subway; Nostrand ave. cam;
f..;- two gentlemen; homelike; references
exchanged. Fiatbush 530.'!.
LARGE airy room In private home; suit-,
able for two; hot and cold running
water, adjoining bath; light cooking priv?
ilege; convenient to downtown Manhattan;
business women preferred. Phono Deca
t'.ir 1943.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Domestic
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER ? Catholic
preferred. Mrs. Laussei, S75 W. lsist at.
H? lUSBW? IRKER ; GENERAL; 1ST CLASS.
Tel. Benaonh 1047. 2116 66th st.. Bklyn.
NURSES wanted, undergraduates with
some experience. Apply 1919 Madison ave.
Miscellaneous
ALMOST A
PROF ES S I O N
Once you arc a trained
telephone operator a posi?
tion will always be open for
you wherever you are.
We will give GIRLS and
YOUNG WOMEN an op?
portunity to learn long dis?
tance operating and pay
them well while learning.
A permanent position with
us assured.
No previous experience
necessary.
Write
for information or apply at
2 East 28th St.
(Cor. 5th Ave.)
or
.24 Walker St.
(two streets below Canal St.)
New v.>rk City.
AMERICAN
TELEPHONE &
TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
CANVASSERS, sell phonographs and rec?
ords on liberal credit terms; good com?
mission: expenses paid. Call nil week,
M? Bnery's, 86-90 Myrtle ave., Brooklyn.
CLERKS AND TYPISTS WANTED
METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY
Girls IS years of a?e and over
Hours 0 to 4-30 o'clock
Saturdays 'J to 12 o'i :k
Luncheons serve.! free
Salary to start $12 "0
Abilities of clerks reviewed each six :
months. Those of average ability should j
be receiving from $16 to $18 per we?jk after
the second review. The variation is due to i
difference in clerical work.
Fre.? classes conducted In Typewriting.
Stenography and Dictaphone Operating. I
Apply In Person between 9 an-! 4 30,, k
Room 6033, Metropolitan Building,
1 Madison Ave. tat 23rd St.), New York City, i
CLERK. In insurance office; fine oppor
tunlty for bright beginner: experience
not necessary. Call 127 4>u?"'-'; St., corner
Church St., r?n m 8 1.
i IFFICE POSITH i S
A number of bright willing young girls
In large high class firm; exceptional work?
ing ondltions; perman nl positions with
si endid future; no previous business ex
:- : ?? necessary; strictly Christian Arm.
L'all after '? 30, Mr. Clark, Si tt - >.. 13
West nth st.
Inatrnctloa
WE CUT patterns to Individual measure?
ments. Opening display of fall model?
Commencing Sept !?t!i McDowell Dress?
making & Milliner* School 25 We^: 3?th St.
HELP WANTED MALE
BOY, over 16, run errands and make him?
self generally u/seful iround office; $12
per week - - Apply Rand.
:?' Nally & Co., (2 East 22 I
HOY or voung man wanted in dei tal
ess; must have referen.I
chance for advancement, ?'all a m. Room
1314,( 50 union .--i
BOYS from 14 to 16 for messenger and
general of rice work; good opportunity
for Industrious bo>s. Apply 1S4 Nibsau
st., 2d floor.
HELP WANTED MALE
BOYS
for light messenger serv?
ice; $12 a week to start;
chance fot advancement.
Apply Room 312, Tribune
Bldg., 154 Nassau Street.
COOK, experienced In dinners, wanted; to
- ??. East? rn ! un :h, 17a
Broadway, ; ? ? . . a. near Willi imsbui g
? ?
l SETTER wante 1 . A -1 man. J.
Gelier, 125 Canal.
FIREMAN wanted; references required.
A ; ply Eng ineei pui ping ? ' ? I n, Cen.
tei ville ave. and R cka ..a y Bi .. h 17?:
I^HssssssssHsss^l^l^l^HsBssssssHsss^l^fl
SALESMEN
WE HAVE SEVERAL OPEN?
INGS IN OUR SALE- OR
OANI55ATI? ?N F' ?R ?'i >MPE
TENT A 77 I> AMB1TI? ?US
SAL? ?EN OF THE F? >L
LOWING QUALIF1CA1
MINIMUM OF 3 TEARS"
EN PERI EN? 'E SEI LING " I
THE RETAIL TR \ 1 >E BE
EN THE ACES OF 77
AND o 7..
DESIROUS OF LEAVING
NEW YORK CITY AND
TRAVELLING A ' '' >MPACT
TERRIT? >RY IN AN AUT? >
MOBILE.
IF YOU ARE DESIROUS OF
ESTABLISHING '? i CTURE
FOR YOURSELF WITH V.N
INSTITUTII >N OF OUR
CHA RACTER WITH? >UT MA?
TERIALLY SACRIFICING
YOUR : M ME! MATE EARN?
ING i 'APACITY, Y? MR AP
I'LICATI? 'V. IF SUBMIT' ED
\V ?'?'11 R BEEREN? ?ES, V, I !.'.
BE GIVEN PR MPT AM?
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APPLY IN PERSON OR TEL?
EPHONE FOR APPOINT?
MENT, ASKING FOR SALES
MA NAHER.
Robt. li. Ingersoll & Bro.,
80 IRVING PLACE, 4TH FIAJOR.
Instruction
At'Tn INSTRUCTION?We teach repairing
an-i driving l?i short time License guar?
anteed; ladies' classes; also Ford 1-ssuns.
American Auto School, 72-J Lexington ave.
(69th). Plaza 4ulti.
LEARNT.? BE \ CHAUFFEUR x easant,
profitable work; day an! evening i ? ???
Send fi r free booklet and visitor's pass.
West Si le Y. M. C. A , 308 West 57th st.
MEN wanted to operate moving picture
machines in theatres; we teach you days
or evenings. American Theatre Building,
?44 Sth ave. (42.!.. Bryant 1519.
AUTl i 1NSTR1 CTION, ?J16
?Dav. evening; Cadillac, Studebakor. Mit?
ch? !'. & ?J. Co., 1303 Lexington ave.
i s ?it li).
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Chambermaids
CHAMBERMAID v. UTRESS and cook
young Irish pirls together: .;ty apart
mom; both exc at nts ? '.. M Iss
Hi tmav? a \ ????:? . 10 East 13d st , 3d
floor T? : v'?47 Murray H I
CHAMBERMAID ?oung fi ah girl: plain
...... y
R., Miss Hofmaver's Ag n 10 11 ' d st.,
i ?' : pnone SH47 Murra :
I CHAMBERMA 1 D I'oung .- I h
city fa mil lilgl 'd. ? ;
I Miss FJofmaj ? i Agencv. 43d St., 3d
1 t! ?. I'elei hone 8947 Murra :
CHAMBERMA ap] i
I hon ughly expei ? ? ?-. ? ptional.
'. well re nmended . ?C0. Mrs.
M ison's Agency, : - \\ ? ?
CHAM BERMA ID- \3 aitr iss >r chai ibei
? ial 1, neal. nice young girl: excelli I
references; $65. Mason's Agency, 18 W.
4 3d. Vanderbilt 9053.
CHAMBERMAID-SEAMSTRESS, Gen
experl? need; b? st n ferences ; cltj coui
try; wages $60-$65. Lang & Boecherei
?",. . 47 Y-- st .. ,1 St.
CHAMBERM \i !> - Us. ful, neat,
tied Irish girl: excellent referen
Mi,. Ma-,ais Agency, 18 West 4..i. \jii
derbllt I
Cooks
('. il iK Finnish w. 11 in vei ? desirable ser?
ant. excel ent tactful v
$100-$lin , 'a Hofmaver'n U.'ii
1" 10 :;: i si., a! H ? a. i. 8947 Mur Hill
? I 11 'K (SCOt ' a" :
p?tent, cons. I is, a
best ' ? - ... . : a ..;.$;
Agency, IS West 43d
COOK ' ? ? I ' Neat na... ?v ? in,
thorous nc>d sn a'.', fan ...
aparl in? nt ; ex rences; $60 Ma
son's A i,-.m? y, 1 s W? si ; ' .
?''"'17 \ mmodating, neat, competent,
conscientious, a : i 'a >: ?
ended; 5 t .lav. M ason's Agen . . -
West i:l. \ an lerl It
.K capable ? : ta 57:.. cl ty
luntry ; three la -.a ??? M ??
Ph. ; .. Agei a i;, list. Murray Hill
6774,
?
i '? '. M7 Will do .-?' a a wash . n ;at, Rood,
ible, sett I - ' in; ex. ref.
. ? . ? .. ? ? - 'a. ' ? '
. ,? : ? ? : : ' . ' -, . 01 tj . a . .'..a
try host references; wa
& Bo : er Co., 43 West I i a'
COOK?Chamb.
Scotch; excellent r e f e i i es :
ra ssy Agen ? . v Six! u a ?a
C? " >K, y.,una- neat, efl l ref
erences M isa a haug hnessv a
B60 6th ,.-.
COOK
dings. J. Feursi I East 11
Day Workers
I PAY'S Wi HIKER ' >n i ? Lau rea?
i leaner first class, highly i ? ? ? a !
' West . SI 10 M., a s A,; . IS Wes
; 47.1. Van lcrbilt 90&3.
DAY'S \\ . i it 1-7 . tompetent won . a ?. IS]
Ing or
? '? ?.? a s, ' . ' W. ' 1th si . tier ?
Laundresses, Etc.
LAUNDRESS-CHAMBERMAID or- assis!
- - - W ???: ' .. '
girl; excellent references i
?.,, - y, ; - \Vi -' 1 ;
LAUNDRESS?Excellent, . ng reference
<? i-$l H? M s Ar
E. 13d st., 3d floor. Telephone Y.
ray li
LAUNDRE
refei i
Lane ,v i:...-cherer Co., i ' '?'.
Nurses, Etc.
INFANTS NURSE (Pi testantl Very
:
: ig '? ! ?
1S West i
INFANTS' NURSE Amei
for child I s
F Miss Hot Iyer's - - ?. I is'
3d flooi .' '
INFANT S M Its!.
immende?l uywl
7: ? . ?: i: i -- Muir? i ' :
?Ni'.\3.7 fl .' US? Com?
i .-?.-. ?
$66 ?7 ? Lang & Bo
'.-'?i: ?
ire tw .- . ? '??
gi-ney, 6 E < .
? 374
n'??-?;. ?
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w ig?s .-.- S . , ? . . berer
43 Wes :
Waitresses
WAITRESS -Young Irish girl, with or
' parloi ?
$65 $70 B. Miss Hofu ayer's Ag? I
E 4 ? ' --. . - ;7 Mur
WAIT ESS !', ' rn lid, young, neat, nice
i :-.,-., -. tee pi
$65. Masoi
11 West 43d
V. M PRESS. PARLOR MAI1 -
gii b? - ref e re i ci t j i
wages, $65-$7 . v Boecherer ? '.. , 43
? ? -.-.
'WAITRESS, thoroughly experiorfced ; best
references; city-country, Miss, Shaugh
nessj 3 Ag ncy, ?60 6th ave.
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALI
Professional
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:
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EMPLOYMENT At. KM [ES
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The 1 Iggest ..,-? i
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LAZARE'S
200 East 72.1 ? ; i
BUSINESS CARDS
Carpeta and Kugs
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Diamonds, Jewelry, Etc.
DIAMONDS bourht ?nd sold for rti>
from lusls o? esialss, BENNETT -
l"i l; .... : . . -, ! Ilooi
Furnitur?
WE PAT I - ' furnltur?
plai ? '*?. art,
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Patents and Inventions
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- New y rk on ei rbofoca tn?
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ated '? the li ?day of Jun*,
IS 20
CAROLIN? R " KIM Executrix.
ADAM WIENER, Attorne toi Bx?c?<
tru No -'t. Boroufb
of Manhattan, City ?>f Now York.
JE . i'v'l-t-RSU
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piac?
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next.
i New forl the Tth day. of July,
?920. LAURA H. JENNINGS
Executrix
I $V''T?SON, JENNINGS ftJRUSfJCLL, At
ro ,&}"? fAr Executrix, ft Broad Street,
New York City.

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