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E?cut0T Trustee
Chartered 1822
The Fanners5 Loan and Trust Company
Nos. 16, 18, 20 & 22 William Street
Branch Office, 4.75 Fifth. Avenue
At Forty-first Street
New York
ton?on parig
Foreign Exchango
Idministrator Guardian
Xante Fedoral Besom System and MW Tori: Clearing Homo
ro let ron srsiNEss propose
42nd STREET OFFICES
Poesossion October Ixt.
c-, : ai units, attractive rentnls.
r ding, 61 East 42.! EH.
nutct entran ? aubwaj and Grand Ceu
Van lerbl?t -. 173.
LEGAL NOTICES
nSOPCPAT-S FOR PRINTING THE SES.
P' BION ???*?? POR 1922 -
? ol Chapter 837,
?.ws ; - ? Stute Hoard of list
-;ve notice thai they
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? Comptroller
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Law of 1
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wUd Albany, N". y,, Aupust .04. 1921.
'^ v JAMES A. VVBNDBL.I,,
^C'O PARTNERSHIP NOTICE
'\i'-,.";.~ ';r v>' ?ORK, COUNTT OF
!
? V TO WHOM V
Be It known that th
-.-.,.', ?-? termed a limit -i co
**-?* n* ,''' '''' '"' conducted under tho firm
:: & ?'. ...i)' '. :> V w i its
? '"" ; ol I usl ? : .< in New i ork ]
Kifi.'j.' , " " ? ? re of the
? - In b tl ?
?5 ?." ? '' ? iritits fpi their ?
*><*s'u. that tho
nd ? lelr nan ea '
Jni.'u- "'-'Sr
?Mm :, '?' .' ? -?'> partner, who
-', i ? Ulive, -Now V-.r!;
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Ksi? -' 120 i.-.i.'.Ij Aie-nus, Brook
lit j Y0!k'
l^tr-tut,0^"' " '' Stein, special partner.
L;' ThoV", : V :: ' ' ?25.000 (Twenty
T'"'-miui ' Do '"??) to the capli il of
u U, ? ? ' ?"?'?'?.-.-ilp, and t ;at said aim.
. ,...?; ?'f.ialiy a:ui lrl K00(1 faith paid
71 t,?rtr' ' aid firm. Said lim
L'?l '/''?:i- :" to begin on Sept? mb? i
<U ? ??a ;i to end on Uec? mber 81,
|W'W. Bats.. , -
Air: .?.,.?.. ? ".t.n'i?r,
JEUUillfi U. STEIN,
Realty Alen of State
To Meet in Syracuse
; Arrangements Completed for
! largest Convention in History;
j Taxes Bip: Issue
I The annual convention of the New
? York State Association of Real Es?
tate Boards, to he hold at Syracuse, on
October 6, 7 and 8, promises to be the
'largest assemblage of real estate
brokors and owners ever gathered to
getl er in tho State of Now York. There
has been an increase in board mem?
bership in the association of more than
| 100 per cent during the last year, and
President John I). White, of ?tica, an
nounces a greatly increased registra?
tion for the convention, including large
delegations from the Brooklyn, Long
: Island, Queensboro, Yonkers and West
chester County boards In the metro?
politan district.
Discussions and conferences on realty
. and taxation problems during the three
day session will be interspersed by en?
tertainments arranged by the Syracuse
Realty Board and also the eighteenth
annual banquet to be held at the Onon
daga Hotel Friday night, October 7.
There will be a dinner danco at the
Bellevue Country Club for the visit?
ing realtors and their wives, sightsee
: ing tours, luncheons and theater par
ties.
? One of the principal subjects for cMs
| eussion will be that of licensing realty
. brokers by the state. The association's
bill to regulate brokers throughout the
; state was passed by the Legislature
last winter, but vetoed by Governor;
iUiiier on the ground that such regula?
tion was not needed in the rural dis
? tricts.
New Tenants for Dwellings
Pease & Elliman leased for Mrs. I. I
' M\ Haslett to the Misses Emily Sulli- :
van and "Mary Sloane the four-story \
; dwelling at 358 West Fifty-seventh
; Street, and for Mrs. Gordon Wendell
to Miss Anna Kearney the four-story, j
17-foot English dwelling at IOC East
Thirty-fifth Street.
"i he liacrrrstrom-Callen Company
, leased for the West Sixtieth Realty ;
Com] any the three-story dwelling at 31 |
\Vi ?'- Sixtieth Street, to Julia Dou3te. j
Waleott With Slawson ?t Hohbs
Henry R, Walcott, formerly with
Lawrence, Blake & Jewell, is now asso-|
ciated with Slawson & Ilobbs in their I
mortgage department. ;
I Bull Rents 62d Street House
Worthington Whitehouse. Inc., leased
: for Henry W. Bull his residence, 171
East Sixty-second Street, furnished, to,
? 1 rederick W. Sheasley.
i Plans for Another Bronx Flat
And Many Dwellings Filed
The following plans were filed in the
Bronx Saturday for one apartment and
dwellings as follows:
MORRIS AY. 3 o c 181st et, 5-t-ty brink
tnnit, 122x96x88; Bhatz Zucker Bide
1 0". Park av, owners; Gronenberg
.'? Leuchtag, 450 4th uv, archts; cost,
?200,000.
: CHESTNUT ST, r b. 65.19 w Bron-twoDd
av, ir-sty frame divlr, 26x26- Oeo Bauer.
?'?? ': Burki av, twner; Hebt Smith. 2074
Arthur av, areht; cost, S5,ft00.
MORRIS AV n t* cor 166th ut. 1-stv brick
a, 75x100; Michael de Candido, 664
East 189th ut, owner; Do Roso & Cava
1 lie 10 East lirith ut, archts; cost,
$15,000.
BARKER AV, e s, 130.88 s Arciow av 2
sty brick dwlg, 22x60; Peter M-?t, *.*in3 !
let av, owner; l>e Rose & Cavalierl, 370 |
East 149th st, arch?n; eo.-it, $7,500.
REVERE AV, W ., 176 m Barkley av, 2 ?Vj
sty frame dwi^s, 10x36.0; 'Revere Imp |
Corn, 870 East 140th st, owner; 1 >e Rose I
?<: Cavalierl, :;70 East 149th st, archts;
cost, $10,000.
MORRIS PARK AV, n **? cor "vValla*--. s.v, ?
2-Sty brick store and awls, 14.53x100.02;,
Emll Lichtenpla, 413 Willla av. owner:
Hugo Tusslg, 1 ITC Broadway, arclH;
cost, $n;.ooo.
AlaLERTON AV, s ?. 60 a Bronx-wood av.
1-sty hollow ll'e dwlg, 21x44; Carmelo
Aliberti, 3479 Bronx Houlevard, owner;
George P Crosier, CS3 East 223d st,
?irchi . cost, $4,500.
AELERTON AV. e s, 75 e Bronxwoofl av,
) ?.-.- tile dwlg, 21x44; Giuseppe I
.i Bronx Boulevard, owner; !
George P Tr?ster, 689 E 223d at, archt;
i ? .-'. $4,500.
BEACH AV.'-e-s, 50.09 r Gleason av. ?H
-?* hollow tile tlsvlg, 22tC0; John Rohr- ?
bach, m premises, own? T Flood, 1144;
St Lawrence av, archt.
ROCHAMBEAU AV, w s, 60 n 208th st, I
l-siv brick dwlg and gafase, 21x44r
Matteo OechiplntI, :'*r.':5 Hnthgato av, I
, ?..??:-. George P Crosier, 6j'-> E 223d et,
.- -'.t : c? st, $r,,ooo.
CRCGER AV, .? s, ir^O n Aator av, 2-uty
f.ii.Iwlg, 2OxS0; Fred Dnrr. 2251
Olinvllle av, owner; II Nordhelm, 726
En.- I 2 14th st, archt; c< st. $4,600.
WASHINGTON AV, n n cor 166th st, 2
st: brick store and dwlg, 25x85.16: Mor?
ris Rej?elson, lorr; Washington av, owner;
S F Oppenheim, 3*. 8th av, archt; cost,
$26.0
TREMONT AV, f> s, 70.78 n nandall av.
2-sty brlcl*. dwlg, 2CxaT4; Margaret Gran
son, on premises, owner; B a I.eguda,
2686 Briggs av, archt; coat, $3.500.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE
STATE OP NEW 1'ORK, OFFICE OF THE
SECRETARY OF STATE, ss.:
TH18 CERTIFICATE, Issued In dtinl!
caie, hereby certifies that the AI.IMNE
CO., INC., .'i domestic stock corporation. 1
has tiled In ?bis office on this 21st day of
September, lr*2i. papers for tho voluntary
dissolution of such corporation under sec?
tion 221 of the General Corporation I.nw,
and that it appears therefrom that such
1 trporatlon bas compiled with said section
in order to bo dissolved.
WINESS my hand and tho seal of offlc?
of the Secrotary of State, al tho City of
my, this twenty-first day of
[Seal] Pep- .';;;Iit. one thousand nine hun?
dred and twenty-one.
RANUTaP C1MPTON.
Deputy Secretary of State.
LEGAL NOTICES
TO MR. 1. M. PORTER, MR. INGATaS.
Klmbal Mr. A Cohen, Pollack, Ryan,
Kralg A F?rber, Long, P.Unfall, W. R. Kill,
\rra. Sabo, Shrler, Eakntos, Mrs. Willson,
Jane Comford. Miss Clgas, Mr. Jacobson,
ison, Magor, Osterhold, Ronso, Liv
?...-?, Holme, Boner, Schnolder, Fried
rrno n :
Sou are hereby notified that the lien
upon the property hereinafter described
having expired, after due notice thereof
has been given you, we will causo such
property, to wit, household furniture, eoiu
. g beds, bedding, chiffonier?, bureau*,
chairs, settees, davenports, tables, stands,
Bewlng machines, crockery, glassware,
kltchenware, portlers, curtain?, draperies,
carpets, rugs, books, bookcases, bric-a
brac, pictures, trunks and contents, linens,
wearing apparel, personal effects and
machinery, merchandi e, etc, as enumerated I
in tl.* warehouse Inventory Issued to you
by this warehouse, stored by you or In I
your name (or In v.*:,Ich you may have an
interest) 1*1 the Bas! End Storage Ware?
house, * East Eightieth Street, New
york City, t ? be sold ai auction on
Wednesday
EAST END STORAGE,
B. L. FRIED, Proi?.
Real Estate News
Construction
Market More
Conservative
Small Reserve Stocks Cause
Material Manufacturers
To Be More Careful in
Taking Future Orders
Conditions Jn certain sections of tho
Eastern construction industry have so
noticeably improved of lato that dan
jera ?rising from possible overexten
sion aro beginning to be sensed in
some of tho trades, ?cording to tho
current "Dow Service Daily Building
Reports."
Pell-mell order taking, without es?
pecial regard to prices or delivery
conditions, is rapidly giving place to
moro conservativo salesmanship, ns
some of the idle plant capacity has
been safeguarded by enough new busi?
ness to insure at least part time oper?
ation until the building movement de?
mands more out-turn of material and
equipment.
There are some basic building com?
modities where plant operation, on the
other hand, is approaching maximum,
as in tho case of cement. In the com?
mon brick industry in New England,
New Jersey and New York demand is
so great that "manufacturers aro up
to hot brick," an expression meaning
thero Is no shed reserve that market
demand is actually calling for brick
right out of the kiln.
Using Up Reserve Stock
The possible menace of such a con?
dition lies in the fact that with neither
the dealers nor the manufacturers hav?
ing building material stocks in reserve j
tho conditions of supply hero this !
winter will bo as inelastic as they were j
early in 1920 when railroad strikes and !
overcongestion on tho railroads and |
highways brought about such a con?
dition of stressed delivery with prices j
commensurate thereto.
Where architects and general con?
tractors have found it difficult to in?
duce old established, conservativo firms !
to competo with more venturesome j
competitors on price and delivery
promises, it has been duo to tho grow?
ing consciousness of winter manufac?
turing, contracting and transportation
conditions at a time when the current
quotations set a mark so low as to
leave no margin to cover winter emer?
gencies, such as losses incidental to
possible strikes arising from wage ad?
justments, snow blockades, coal short?
age at mill centers, etc.
It is becoming generally recognized
in the New York construction industry
that price alone, at the present time,
at least, does not represent, the sum
total of benefit to the investing owner I
coincident with conditions of building
material supply and present and poten?
tial demand. Deliveries, for example,
are just being made on certain build?
ing materials brought solely on a price
competitive basis before the 1920 win?
ter and spring building material stam?
pede started, although the same kind
of material bought later under tho
premium system, when builders were
counter-bidding against each other for
deliveries, have long since been set
into buildings which have been produc?
ing returns on investments as com?
pleted projects for almost a year.
The recent change upward in some
basic building commodity prico levels
eloquently proclaims the fact that con?
ditions are not considered right by
both manufacurers and dealers to per?
mit themselves to bo stampeded into
the winter construction era on m.-vrgins
so near to cost as to allow no factor
of safety in case of a protracted wage
dispute, rail congestion or fuel short?
age necessitating extra long carrying i
costs for piled-up inventory pending
resumption of building operations.
Outlook in Construction
There is reason to believe that es \
a whole the forthcoming winter is toi
be an active one in basic building con?
struction. Thero is not as bright an
outlook for some of tho finishing trades
between now and the first of the year
owing to the fact that actual construe- j
tion work made such a late start. The j
finishing trades, however, may look for!
a rush period from December to early I
spring, when the tax exemption lawj
applying to new habitation building \
construction, as it now exists, expires. |
Owners will be desirous of having
their structures completed to avail
selves of the benefits the law will afford
them.
Meantime men with keen business
perspicacity Bense tho growing tend?
ency of financiers to lighten some of
the readjustment-period burdens neces?
sarily placed upon commerce since the
signing of the armistice and are turn?
ing their attention simultaneously to?
ward industrial expansion. Here the
heavy constructors and equipment in- j
terests havo their attention wedged. |
There is ample evidence deduced from j
this source that this type of construe- j
tion is to regain its accustomed place
in the constriction field {Turing tho J
wane of the winter.
Price changes in tho basic building I
material lists this week include a $.'!
drop in the price of mastic and acid
proof asphaltum, a slight shift upwa-a
in blue annealed sheets, and wire lath !
prices arc quote?! at a higher level j
than formerly. There is some widen- !
ing of price range on crushed stone.
Common Hudson brick of general I
good quality sold in the market at $15
a thousand, wholesale, last week, to
which price, for delivered quotations, ;
must bo added tho cost of handling, ',
haulage and 10 per cent. There, was '.
more brick sold on specification at $10
than in previous weeks. Some of the
lower grade brick sold as low as $14.50,
but there was not enough of either the !
higher valued or lower priced brick j
sold to shake the general open market
for good quality brick at $15, This
market is steadily edging for a higher
level than $15. Portland cement at tho j
new $2.90 level brought no rush of or- j
ders, although there are' some dealers '?
who have been feeling the market with j
a view to contracting for winter needs, I
saying this price marks bottom level i
for six months.
Industrial Construction
On Increase in New York ;
The Barney-Ahlers Construction Cor- ;
poration in its monthly report points
out ix marked increase in industrial con- ,
struction. Among the projects under i
way are a three-story factory building j
for the Trio Corset Company at Ja- j
maiea and a boiler house for the Loft
candy factory at Long Island City, Con- j
temp'lated projects include a two-story j
factory for tho Nemo Corset Company
at Ozone Park, L. I.; a two-story fac?
tory in the Bronx, a complete dairy
plant for the Willowbrook Dairy Com- j
pany at Mount Vernon, consisting of a |
two-story and n four-story building, ;
and a five-story concrete building for ;
"The Buffalo Express" at Buffalo.
Bleecker Street Loft Sold
Samuel J. Jacobson sold to the ?
Bleecker Holding Company (Sidney M.
Louis, Milton M. Siegel and Thomas W.
Constable) a seven-story elevator build- ,
ing with stores at 27 and SI Bleecker I
Street, G4.10x71.4x irr?r*gu!ar.
West 87th Street Home Sold
William A. White & Sons sold for.
Bessie A. Luke, 853 West Eighty-scv- !
enth Street, a fivestory dwelling, ls)x J
60x100.8%, to a client o? Janms P. ;
Waiden. I
Builders to Erect Two
Flats in Merriam Ave.
Two Apartments Planned for
Merriam Ave. Corner, Esli
matcd to Cost $200,000
A flve-Btory, thirty-family apartment
house is to be constructed by the
newly formed Active Development
Company (S. Katz, L. Slutnik and M.
Rotlibart) at the northeast corner of
Merriam Avenuo and 171st Street,
which property it has just bought from
the Dominant Realty Corporation. The
house will front 116 feet on the avenue
and GO feet on the street, and the cost
of the operation is estimated nt $200,
000. Samuel L. Marcus, attorney, rep?
resented both the buying: and sellin-j
companies.
Tho Frank & Frank Contracting: Co.
(Wolf and Morris Frank) purchased
from Samuel Roseff ten lots on the
east side of University Avenue north
of 190th Street, where they plan to
erect two larg-e apartment house.). Sol.
MlnskofT was the broker. Monte Lon?
don, attorney represented tho pur?
chaser and Alex RosctF acted for the
seller.
Sale in 14th Street
Durons Company sold for Mary E.
Gallagher the four-story building: 444
AVest Fourteenth Street, 25x100, to M.
Kingan.
REAL ESTATE?SALE OR KENT
WesteVestcr
DESIRABLE Propcrtle-i at Pleasantvllle
lint] Vicinity.
GEOK<**>) F. AUt'HER,
REAIa E8TATB, .
10 EAST 4,'tl) ST. VANDBRBIT.T 6084.
OLD ENGLISH STUCCO, 15 ROOMS, 3
baths, up to dnto In every respect: gn
raf?o; piol 100x200. Mrs. EDMUND AV*.
P-ODINE, 470 Main st. Tel. Mb New
Rochelle, N. V.
New Jersey
NEW nOTTf-ES AT $6,600 UP
at Bogota Heights, built of stucco and
frame; Bteam, parquet floors, electricity;
plots 4*1x100. Michael Bros, fc Christian?
sen, Maple-wood and 1'allsa.do aves. Tals*
phono Hackensack 63.''-R.
APARTMENTS TO LET??T?ANISHE1?
Manhattaa
S2D ST, ? WEST?Two-room apartment:
phono; period furnishings: Oriental rugs;
October l??Res; maid upstairs until 4 p. m.
46TH ST., 70-72 WEST?Non-housekeepln-f
apartments, two rooms and bath; msild
service. Ilncn and light Included; $1,800
to $",100 per year from October 1; monthly
i entais if desired.
114TIT. 421 .VEST?Four unusually ar?
ranged, attractive rooms; bath; com?
plete. Apartment C, afternoons.
APARTMENT 10 ROOMS,
?. baths, by private family, 8 to 12 months;
$600 per month. See Superintendent,
Euclid IIa 11. Droadway and 86th st.
BACHELORS SEEK1NO
EXCLUSIVE AtX'OMMODATTON.
Elegant suite, with or without bath, one
or more moms, as desired. I.arse lounging
and smoking room; breakfast optional.
It-iteg $70 monthly and up. Phone Mrs.
Wallace, Schuyler r,71 1 ^.
ELEGANT AND FUI.I.Y EQUIPPED
HOUSEKEEPING and non-housekeeping
suites for bachelors. In exclusivo apartment
building In tho SO's, Riverside Section.
Phone Mrs. Thayer, Schilylcr 6762, i"
appointment.
FURNISHED APARTMENT to rent for
the winter. Apply by telephone, Sunday,
Monday and Tuesday. Piara 1450.
HIGH ClaASS ACCOMMODATIONS
FOU BUSINESS WOMEN
Single room or ouile, beautiful reception
and reading room; breakfast optional.
Hato $75 per month and up. Phono Mrs.,
Wallace, Schuyler 5702.
OPPORTUNITY FOU DISCRIMINATING
FAMILIES tu secure exclusive, elegant?
ly furnished ?tnrl spacious suites In the
80's, Riverside section; 2 to 12 rooms, from
$150 per month am! up. Some with ban?
quet hails ami unusually large drawing
und music rooms; fully equipped kitchen
and pantry; others non-housekeeping
Phone Mrs. Thayer, Schuyler C762. for
appoint nient.
Long Island
FLUSHING
$20.000 modern 12-room house, 3 baths, ?
hot water hea?, large rooms; stucco and
Hsbestos fihinp.ies; corner plut, 182r.2.'IO feet; :
holme 10 yrs. old; numerous trees, shrubs
and flowerlni; bushes frO yrs. growth.
ASIC MU. HALLBRAN
Halleran Agency, Flushing. L, I.
APARTMENTS TO LET?CXFURMlSBIi? |
Manhattan
64TH ST., 28 EAST?Note the excellent j
location; apartments of one and two
rooms and bath, In unusually attractive
elevator building. Reasonable rentals.
Cross & Brown ?'ompniiv, IS East 41st st.
Murray Hill 7100.
SSTH ST., 17 2 WEST?FIVE ROOM*"!.
COMPLETE HOUSEKEEPING, SD
FLOOR IN ALTERED PRIVATE HOUSE;
$125; SMALL FAMILY.
24G5 BROADWAY (AT 91ST ST.)
6 AND 7 ROOM APARTMENT;
ELEVATOR; IMMEDIATE POSSESSION';
RENTS $l,f,00 TO $3,100.
SEW SUPERINTENDENT.
Brooklyn
PARK SLOPE, 4TH ST.?Seven all outside,
extra large roornaj tiled bath, parquet,
electricity; rent, $llu. Keys-Shannon Co.,
Inc., 252 Seventh av.
UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET
.Botel Spencer %tm&
Broadway at 69th St.
Ideal Suites of 1, 2, 3, 4
Rooms and Baths
Furnished and Unfurnished
AT MODERATE RENTALS
INCLUDING FULL HOTEL SERVICE
EXCELLENT RESTAURANT
H. A? BEATON, JR.,
M.-uinglnar-Ia-ireetur.
1000 Madison Ave.".?S
KOR RENT
S and 4 room apartment, with bath, open
?replace, $1.500 to $2.200: must be seen to
he appreciated; can ho seen Sunday from
10 A. M. to 4 P. M.
BRONX REAL ESTATE
HOME SITES
"Sunny Brae"
V/hite Plains Road and
Ponneld Avenue
Mt. Vernon?Bronxville.
Apply
J. CLARENCE DAVIES
Office on property, or
149th St. and 3rd Avenue
WKSTCHESTr.R COINT? REAL ESTATE
PELHAM
r'HI 10 large roomn, 2 baths, hot water
heating system, sleeping porch; large plot,
carden; 2-car garage, with billiard room
$20.1 00, terms.
802?9 rooms, 3 b.ith.-?. for sale or rent, :
furnish id oi unfurnlsh I alioa one o.
the best. Sala price, $45,000. Will rent,,
furnished, $-too per month.
,'t , -. rooms, tiled baths, Colonia'
hoi e; 5 minutes' walk station t-ei . . ood
location; owing to death must sacrifice;
$3.10. it s a b.i. -
',0-1 English manor dwelling, ?ne acre ;
4 minutes to station; ?2 rooms, Z tiled;
baths Greatest offer in thia location.;
S
riti? tine acre stucco residence, with ;
waterfront rights, surrounded by eicep ,
tionnliy attractive estates This Is a won?
derful opportunity, Owner's chantre in .
plans, price Kre.ttly reduced
?E0HGE MCWE
TEL. IU!>3 PELHAM. V V.
n. y. orriCafc. us. sxu aye. xasv. ??*,
?xn-BinsmED apaktments to i,et i ?nd-?iintsiied apartments to let
SHARP ? COMPANY
2489 Broadway, at 92nd St.
Phone River 4574?4941?7511
Offer the Following Choleo A part raen to
RIVIERA
Riverside Drive, 156th to 157th St.
5 to 10 Rooms, 3 Baths
Rent $1,600 to $3,800
SOME FOR IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
Tha rromlur Fireproof Apartment Btilldlnrt of the "Went Rldo. Ocruples Enttro
Block, i Elevators. Atmosphar* and Service Unequalled.
Rent, $2,800
114 WEST 100TTT ST.
Adjacent to 'Wpwt End Avenno.
I'lrepronf elevator apartment.
Exceptional apartments.
7 Rooms, 2 Bntlis
Rent, $2.800
777 WEST END AVE.
Wotithweat Corner Nlnety-elKhth Bt.
Modern 12-ntory Fireproof Building;.
10 Rooms, 3 Baths
All Outsids Rooms. Comer Apartment.
317 W. 99th ST.
Near Riverside Drive.
Hlfh claes fireproof apartment.
All modern Improvements.
4 Rooms, $1,800
7 Rooms, 2 Baths, $2,700
SI 1-517 W. 113th ST.
Two nlne-ntory fireproof buildings.
Modern Apartments.
Near Columbia University.
Five Rooms?$1,800
133-144 E. 36th ST.
In the residential restricted
Murray Hill District.
"N'eir ten-story llreproof building;
hnusekeepine: apartments, largi? rooms,
splendid kltcliona.
5 Rooms, 3 Baths, $3,300
ORIGINAL".Y S ROOMS
6 Rooms, 3 Baths, $3,600
THE"ALLERTON
IOS 'West 113th fit., Cor. Broadway.
12-story fireproof apartment.
Corner apartment of
8 Large Light Rooms
Rent, $3,000
ARDSLEY HALL
IJ9 Central Park West, Cor. ?2d St.
Nine-story Apartment, In Peslrabl?
Location Overlooking Central Park. All
Rooms Extremely Large and Well
Planned.
3 Rooms, $1,200
6 Rooms, $2,600-$2,900
HUDSON HALL
62? West lMth St.
Nsar Riverside Drive.
High class elevator apartment.
7 Rooms
Exceptionally well plann??!.
Rent, $2,100
THE KENMARE
I2T Central Pork West. l'or. ??d Bt.
Modern Elevator Building.
One Apartment with Wonderful
View of Central Park.
8 Rooms, Rental, $2,400
THE TOWERS
One West 94th St.
Cornsr Central Park West
Wonderfully Large Rooms.
Exclusive Apartment Bulldlnqr.
9 Rooms, $3,600-$4,000
THE TURRETS
116 Riverside Drive, Cor. 84th Bt,
Elevator Apartment Building, with
All Modern Improvements.
8 & 10 Rooms, 3 Baths
Rents, $3,000-$4,000
CAROLYN COURT
414 West 121st St.
Near MorninKslrto Drive
Fireproof elevator apartment building
? d.tnrent to Columbia University.
4 Rooms, $1,050-$!,300
ELDORADO
Central Park West, Cor. 91st St.
Apartment Hotel,
Restaurant. Roof Garden.
Non-Ilouselteeplnc Suites of
2 or 3 Rooms
Rent Including maid service.
Rentals, $1,300 to $2,700
THE EVELYN
101 WEST 7STH STREET.
High Class Suites of Exceptionally!
Larpe Rooms. Location Convonlent tel
AU Transit Lines.
3 Rooms
Rental, $1,400-$! ,600
(Including maid service.)
THE CURLEW
2E0 WEST 7STT? ST., Cor. B'way.
Housekeeping apartments, with kitchens
Desirable Location.
2 to 4 Rooms,
Rents, $l,20O-$l,400
238 W. 72d ST.
NEAR WEST END AVE.
Wei! Planned Housekeeping Suites
2 Rooms, Bath & Kitchenette
Rents, $1,300-$!,500
THE RUTHERFORD
?69 Riverside Drive. Cor. 108th St.
12-story fireproof building, all largs
ouU-Ulo rooms. Overlooking TItidson
River. Most attractive section of River?
side Drive.
7 Rooms, 3 Baths, $3,800
8 Rooms, 3 Baths, $4,000
THE SUTHERLAND
11 W. 158th St., Cor. Riverside Drive.
9-story l-'lrcnroof Building,
with All Conveniences.
6 Rooms?$1,200
7 Rooms?$2,600
Corner Apartment.
318 W. 84th ST.
Near West End Ave.
One Apartment.
8 Exceptionally Large Roams
Rental, $2,500
FOWLER COURT
49? Riverside Drive, at 112th St.
Modern High Class Elevator Apartment
House with View of River.
8 Rooms, 3 Baths
Rental, $2,600 to $2,800
110 W. 86th ST.
Bath and Pantry. Best Possible Con?
struction. Dumb Walter.
2 Rooms
Rents, $!,200-$1,500
THE MARION
2012 Broadway, at 98th St.
10-story fireproof building.
4 Rooms, $1,800
6 Rooms, $1,800
Queen*
?Queens
"?.
Apartments
Ready ior
Occupancy
Tenant-Ownership Plan
Moderate Initial Payment
3 Rooms 4 Rooms
and 1 Bath and 1 Bath
to
$115
Per Month.
5 Rooms
and 1 Bath
to
$150
Per Month.
ooms
1 and 2 Baths
to
$18.5
Per Month.
Also 7, 8, 9 and 10 Rooms?I to 3 Baths.
Comfort and Convenience, combined with
wholesome community life, at minimum cost.
Every Room an Outside Room
Facing private park or parked street
Jackson Heights
Social and Business R?f?rences Required
Golf, Tennis, Children's Playgrounds, etc.
22 MINUTES FROM 42nd STREET
The Newest Apartments arc Tax Exempt for 10 Yeats
Apartments Qptn for Inspection until 8 'P. M. Daily
Visit JACKSON HEIGHTS Today
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transfer to QUEENSBORO SUBWAY (Corona
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
East Sido
SSTH ?ST.. 2? EAST?Desirable double
room, bath; single room; references re?
quired.
WwTsid?
2?S WEST END AVE.?Suit?, ?ingls rooms
and studios, with cr without bath; ref?
erence.
- ? ,...?,
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Domestic
CHAMBERMAIDS, rooks, ?waitresses, laun?
dresses, positions free. Rhlnela-nder
Agency, 157 East 72d et.
COOKS, waitress?, houseworkers, cham?
bermaids, laundresses, nurses and couples.
Brennan's Agency. 46 East 60th st. Plaza
1J17.
NURSERY GOVERNESS to go to country,
for two boys, age 21? end 7. Must un?
derstand physical training. Long reference
required. App?v Mondar and Tuesday
afternoon, 2 to 4. Mrs. L. C. Mandel, Tbe
Dorlllton, 69th St. A Broadway, N. Y. C.
HELP WANTED MALE
COPPERSMITHS, two. first class, wanted:
steady work guaranteed; eight hours per
day. Ansonla Copper and Iron Werks, Cin?
cinnati, O.
Automobile Instruction
REPAIF.TNO. drtvlng taught short tiras;
license guaranteed; ladies' classe?: also
Ford lessons. American Auto School. 129
Lexington sv.
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Chambermaid?
CHAMBERMAID-SEAMSTRESS ? Excel?
lent 7 years' references: city or country;
C, Miss Tlofmaver's Agencv, 10 East 43d
. 3d floor. Telephone 8047 Murray Hill.
CHAMBERMAID?Young Finn; with city
family; very thorough, careful cleaner;
pood city reference. I-*., Misa Hofmayer's
Agency, 10 East 43d st., 3d floor. Tele?
phone 894* Murray Hill.
CHAMBERMAID, Waitress or Cleaner?
Young Swede; S a. m. to 6 p. in. daily;
unusually good. H., Miss Hofmayer's
Agency, 1ft East 43d st., 3d floor. Tele
phono 8947 Murray Hill.
CHAMBERMAIDS, cooks, couples, govern?
esses, nurses, laundresses, waitresses,
houseworkers. Rhlnelander Agency, 157
East 72d st. Rhlnelander 8405.
CHAMBERMAID?Sew, very neat; excep
tlonally competent, conscientious; most
highly recommended ; city; $60. Mrs.
Mason's Agency, 18 W. 43d.
CHAMBERMAID-WAITRESS?Tall, neat,
nice appearing; thoroughly experienced;
excellent references; city, country; $60.
Mason's Airtney. 18 W. 43d.
CHAMBERMAID - SEAMSTRESS?Young,
neat, assist elsewhere; excellent refer?
ences. Hang & Boecherer Co.. 43 AV. 33d st.
Cook?
COOK?Young Dane; where kit.ehenmald
Is employed; served flt French Emlws'y
in Copenhagen; speaks English. Plea?? call
at 4 i). in., Monday, Misa Hofmayer's
Agency, 10 East 43d st.. 3d tloor.
COOK?Young Irish woman, city family;
good cook; city references. M., Miss
Hofmayer's Agencv, 10 East 43d st., 3d
tloor. Telephone 89-17 Murray Hill.
COOK?Nico settled woman, thoroughly
experienced, excellent references; city,
country; $60. Call Mrs. Mason's Agency,
18 W. 4 3 d.
COOK. CHAMBERMAID-WAITRESS ?
Both thoroughly experienced: splendid
references. Miss Phaughnessy's Agency,
B60 6! h av.
COOK?Scotch Protestant: Bong Island
preferred; $75. Miss Shea's Agency, 6
E. 41st si. Murray Hill 6774.
COOK, first class In all branches; city or
country; best reference?. Lang Se. Boech?
erer Co.. 43 W. 33d St.
COOK?Scotch; highest references. Miss
Flail's Bureau, 17 West 44th. Vander
bllt 8340.
Laundresses, Etc.
LAUNDRESS ? Capable; highest references.
Miss Hsu's Bureau, 17 West 44th. Van
derbllt 8340.
General Honseworkers, Eta.
HOUSEKEEPER?-Refined widow, girl 9;
exceptionally competent, conscientious;
excellent references; ?S0. Mason'? Agency,
18 W. 43d; Vanderbllt ?053.
HOUSEWORKER or chambermaid and
waitress, younir;; reterences; city or
country. Mrs. Cooper's Agency, 6rt7 Slx'-h
HOUSBWORKER, excellent cook-wallre?s;
splendid reference?. Shaughnessy's
Agency, 860 6th av.
WORKING HOUSEKEEPER?For gentle?
man; good cook; very trustworthy ?nd
economical, Please call at 3 p. m. B.,
Miss Hofmayer's Agency, 10 East 43d St.,
3d floor. Telephone 8947 Murray Hill.
Governesses, Et<*.
GOVERNESS?French; excellent prlvs'e
family and private school references;
successful teacher; understands riding ?nd
outdoor sports; very tactful and reliable,
F., Miss Hofmayer's Agency, 10 East 43d
st., 3d floor. T?l?phona 894 7 Murray Hill.
Nl.'RSERY GOVERNESS?Refined, young,
Polish woman; children over 8 years old;
served with American Red Cross In Po?
land; nice personality. P., Miss Hofmay
er's Agency, 10 East 43d st,. 3d floor. Tele
1 hone ?347 Murray Hill.
NURSERY GOVERNESS, experienced; will?
ing. Miss Hall's Bureau, 17 W. 44th.
Vunderbllt 8340.
Lanndresses, ~,tc.
LAUNDRESS (Day )?First-class, compe?
tent, conscientious, four days; house
preferred; highly recommended; $4.10.
Mason's Agency. 18 West 43d.
LAUNDRESS?Very neat, thoroughly ex -
perionced, excellent references; cltv
family; $60. Mrs. Mason's Agency, 18 W.
43d; Vaml.-rbllt 9033
LAUNDRESS?First-class, capable work?
er; highly recommended. Lang A
Boecherer Co., 43 West 3:,d Bt.
Nurses, Etc
INFANT'S NURSE, experienced, romjie- i
tent; willing and capable to care for
older children. Lang &. Boecherer Co., 43
W. 33d st.
NURSE, useful; smart young Irish girl;
$C*>; city only; good references. Miss
Shea's Agency. ?j East 41st St. Murray
Hill ?774.
Waitresses
WAITRESS. CHAMBERMAID, capable,
young; Greenwich preferred; JOi. Miss
Shea's Agency, 6 East 4 1st st. Murray
Hill 6774.
CHAMBBRMAfD?Assist in dining room;
$05; tine references, Miss Shea's Agency,
6 E. 41st st. Murray Hill 6774.
Waitresses
WAITRESS AND CHAMBERMAID?Ca?
pable youfrg Irish glriji, together or ?ep
irate; waitress makes delicious salads;
both very neat and thorough In werk, ct
cellent city references. N.. Mhs Hofmay?
er's Agency, 10 Eatit 43d St.. 3d floor.
WAITRESS, PARLORMAID?Young, ef
;ic:.;nt: excellent r?f?ren?a. Mis? Shaugh
n^Fsy's Agency. 860 6th av.
WAITRESS; excellent city references. Miss
Halls Bureau. 17 Weil 44th. ?Zander- '
bllt S3i0.
Oifico
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMAL?
aMlscella.iec.u?
BR?OTIT, wtHInr er'rl : chr-mbermald. wait?
res?: S?". Miss Shaughnwsy Agenc-fj
8*ro -;th ave.
COUPLE - Child: honaeirorker, u*-*?r*?
man; %10r>; reference.?. Phajghnes-?y'l
? Agencv. fc'ro 6th av.
i-?-)
! LADY'S MAIP-Toim?- Trench wrem?**
pood seamstress. H., Miss nofmayer'i
Agency. 10 En-*t 4*M ?t . 3d floor. Tel?!
phone 8947 * ? -i Hill
I LADY'S MAIP?Swiss; e-c-e!>nt seam?
| it res?; ?wiilin-r and obliging; exeellenl
i references. Lang & Boecherer Co., 41
I West 3Zd st.
| LADY'S MAID (Swirn). firs? class; excepa
tlonally competent; most highly reeora?
.mended. $6.?. Mason's Agency. IS W. 43d,
Yanderbilt 9053.
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
Domestic
BUTLER, Useful, very neat, nice appear.
ing. young (Filipino); e^eeiient refera
enees; city, country; $76. Mason's Agenc-.-,
IS West 4rid et.
BTTTIaBR??"?pable, good appearing, well
recommended, $90; anywhere. lit?)
Shea's Agency. 6 E. 41st. Murray Hill 6774.
BUTLER-VALET, French; e xperlencedj
references; city, country. Bhaughne?s>-''|
Agency, 860 Sixth ave.
BT'TI.ERS. couples, housemen, rha-iffe-ara.
Rhlnelsnder Agency. 137 East 72dJ
Rhlneiur.tlcr 8405.
CHAUFFEUR, colored, wn-its position; ex?
perienced; with references. Frederick,
157 West 138th Ft.
COOK. BUTLER, HOUSEMAN?Two -J-m
neat, young, efficient (Filipino?); high?
ly recommended; $80, $75. Mason's Agency,
18 West 43d st.
COOK?For family; Chinaman. 1? DoyerJ
st., Tom Sing.
COUPLE, colored; chauffeur, butl?r; ?x.
ceilent cook; entire worlc; $14'i; fine refa
erences; nnvwher?. Miss Shea's Agency. 6
B. 41st. Murray Hill 6774.
COUPLE. Hungarian, with small girl;
cook-housework er; man useful Inside ai 1
out; $100; anywhere. Miss Shea's Agency,
6 H. ?1st. Murray Hill 67 7*1.
COUPLE?Young. Finnish; chambermaid.
waitress, chauffeur; high y recommended.
Miss Hall's Bureau, 17 West 44th. Van
derbilt 8340.
COUPLE, neat, capable, your.g pair; work
(?mal! family; drives cur. exceptionally
desirable: $126. Mason's Agency. 11 W. 43d.
HOUSEMAN?Capable, young; $65; any?
where; good reference?!. Mis? Shea's
Agency, 6 P.*. 41st. Murray Hill 6774.
HOUSEMAN?Scotch, efficient bes* refer?
ences; city, country. Shaujrhnessy?
Agency, S6n 6th av.
HOUSEWORKER or useful butler: young
Frenchman; willing and adaptable. E.,
Miss Hofmayer's Agency, 10 East 4:td ?t.,
3d (loor; telephone 8347 Murray Hill.
IIOUPEWORKBR, excellent cook and
butler; refined colored man; anywhere;
$80; Ions reference? Miss .Shea's Agency,
6 E. 41st. Murray Hin 8774.
JAPANESE?200 domes'le workers; hi?*
cla63. Agency. 106 West tlth. Bryaa*
T7I7.
MARRIED COUPLE?Houseworker and
useful man: references; city or country.
Mrs. Cooper's Agency, 657 Sixth ave.
USEFUL MAN?Excellent 3 years' refer
snee; country preferred; $80. B., Miss
Hofmayer's Agency, 10 East 13d ?L. Sd
or; telephone S947 Murray Hill.
MlFcclIanerouB
F>cTOR** managli -counting arrd ?rrs
Lematlzlng experience; a thoroughly com?
petent repres?ntate ? to n ? age
care of j-our -rest?; any loca?
tion; reliable young mat) with enesy und
punch. K 701. Tribune.
TOUN'O man, 19, wishes clerical position:
Indoors or outdoors, salary no object*
K 035. Tribune.
EMPLOYMEN"- AGENCIES
Domestic ?le'p
MRS. KEMP AGENCY, High Grnde Col?
ored Servants; city, country; reference?
Investigated. Audubon 2856.
BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds, Jewelry, Etc.
DIAMONDS bought and *(.;<4 f?r e??*h.
Advice free. Bennett. 17S B'way. 2d fl*?r.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
S "-.LESMEN
Wanted?We have openings In our sales
department for real men i i are lo 'Utn.r
for an opportunty to tu.i',. s money and
establish permanent places for themselves
In a large buplness of tho h
acter. To men of ability we n?-?ir*i as
prompt nntl large earnli i in t."> : tad*
In any legitimate business, with advance?
ment in keeping with acuity. Must 1**
over 25, have clean i* lemon
strats that they ai ? wl - t t work for
the large returns we c< . < u'.l
10 to 12 anil 2 to 4 ;it 720 Straus Building,
entrance 9 E. 46Mi h-:
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paper publicity In anj part i? * :-,?t*?..
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SUMMONS
SUPREME COURT, NEW l'ORK COUNTY.
- -John M Korrall, Plaint! '. againnt Lui*
A. McKerrall, Defendant as. Ac
lion 1 or Bep .
To * he aboi : i Defen Tar"
You ?re ht ? i -v.-er the
complaint In this ? I to sei ?re >i
copy of you: answt *s At?
torneys wil hin i w ?? ter tha
service of this su? n n s. e> i Ive of tho
day of se? ? i ?- rjd In i
to appear, or answer, w 11 t. t
aken aga Inst you b ?5 I for the re
:.??:' demand I In the i
1 ia ret!, Sepl . n-tb?
O'BRIEN, MALEVINSKY St DR?SC0LL,
Plaintiff'* .... .,,,.. pnut
ofllro Addross, No. 1482 Bro
Borough of Manhattai
To Lula A. McKerrall, Defendant:
foregoing summoi - is served upon
you by publication, pursuant to un order
of Honorable rsidor IV? ? ? . . .-. .luetlco
t.f the Supreme Court of the State ol
York, dated th.- ' ;tli day of ? ptemb?r,
1921, and I -. in th?
offlc? of :i;* C! * - ??! tl ? County of X-.v
i ?'? I it the ... Court Ho? , in th?
Borough of Manha.1 a::, i i ounty and
State of ? i :. ? : ; !i day of
September, 1921.
Dale.!. -.. .- ?? . ?'- Bt r ' ber 17th, U*r*!t
O'BRIEN*. MALEVINSK*** & OR18COLL,
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Boi ?-? ? Manhattan. New '/ i .
SURROGATES' NO! ICES
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of an or.l-i of I? ble loi ti P. Co
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COURTLANDT NICOLL,
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TRUESDALE & NICOLL, Attorney? for
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PORTER, HORACE?rn pursuance of ?a
order of Honorable John i', '.'..halan, s>
Surrogate of the ? ounty of New York.
NOTICE is hereby given to ?il persons
having claim? against HORACE PORTER,
late of th? County of .Ni-,v York, deceased,
??i pros- It the t .:..-? '.?ir : vouchers
to the subscriber, at Its piaco of tr?n*??-**
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of Manhattan, City and State of Now York,
on or before the 30th day of January ue.-5.t_
Lated, New York, the lOin day of July,
1921.
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF
SEW YORK, Executor.
HATDEN .'. POST, Attorney? for Ext...-utor.
o^ William Street. Borough of Manhattan.
New York pity.
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