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Real E 8 l u t e ?\ c w s
Realty Boards
Ask Investment
Of Trust Fim-d$
s<*k
re and lite Insurance corn
>t he! institutions hold %
id? to ni eat an ade
? <> ?lave Ijhv Pa??????
VHicrpfn P>ri i?f ?m in::
In B ink? v; ill Be In ?.??>!
r,i Realty Mortgage!?
?. ? r ig-h teen th annual con
raaUo. lh. <?? 1 m State fte.o
{M, - ' . . Estate Board?, held in
b, resolution? ware ad. pted ca
lag fo? '"* ??' ?1" ^'tlir* t<? p*a? a bill
!.) f.'i?'i'"'
paniei ?
public - f
?gate percentage of ?ucb funds in
Worlds ?at?'' f?? raal estate
Tha' ' ; i ived real eatate
_.. , .--.. - -, -i- mude on th ( bn si 8
y pr sei rig costs, lea nng t <?
?jatte i ljustments t be
t.-ikfc ? i
That nal me ? re? t i relieve tha
s b ti.k< n :,.. ? Hows:
F:r? a
res unda
?atioi . s in firs! loans
lecui : ?
?nctio ? iding
mat: rials; third. 1
pe] i ad?quat?. P'r"
ctn*-^ ci life insur?
ance il est?t?
t?gej, dslatii
per:-.:.' . ' money on
res. ?
and surplus oi such
last :
Follow Untermyer'a Idea?
1Th<>?f reao itioi a "e-e In line with
ir. addresj a bef >re ti e convention
by 8amue! Cntermyer, counsel for tha
Loekwood ??? nmittee who pointed cut
th? ?e loua esa ?? the h- using situa?
tion and made suggestions tor its cor- ,
r'rt'.en. i
A res >!n'i<>n uryed that the brokers'
Ucease bill t.. be intrr duced In the next
Legislature by the association sh"uld
spply to the whole Hate and not tie
restricted to flrst-claaa and second
claa? sitias, inch a bil w-r. vetoed
!a?t yea- by the Governor The resolu?
tion !>rnvi les ??so that petitiona be
circulate*' among property owners "in?
terested in n;H?et?iin;ng a high stand?
ard cf :onduct ir. the real estate pro?
fession" to secure their support for
the bill Th' bill is designed to pre?
vent Irresponsible and unfair re si es
tata operators from placing the busi
ness in disrepute and to protect the
public.
Otr?r esolution? adopted were as
filtOW3:
F?. t'ring a ?aie? 'a? ot \ per cent on
ill ??le? of merchandise in exceaa of
J6,O0Q annually.
Favoring an amendment to tha F?d?
?rai Constitution ??ravrst. tax exemp?
tion for securities and adding1 "but
while sucl exemptions exist we believe
mortgages should have aorae exernp
tion.
L'rging amendment of the present
rant la^.'a so st to provide "fnlr ad ;
readily Intelligible n:!e6 for the Just I
?id prompt determination of what is a
reasonable rent" so that the uncer
ilnty ar.J Intolerable conditions in
:he courts may be reduced to a mini- ;
luro.
Asking the National Association of j
Jea! FstaCe Boards to reconsider its
?tion In Indorsing the St, Lawrence
anal project, it not having consulted
the New York State Board, The state
issociati n led ired itself strongly in
';?'.? .r ol developing the State Barge
Canal
lncreas* in Membership
M?ade C Dobaon executive secre-i
tary, reported that the state associa- !
'..on rr.err.v ei shi- had Incre-.isea lOU per!
Knt in the last year More than ?00,
members were in attendance at the
convention from every section of tho
state. 0 :T: cera e! e c :ecl w -. r e :
President, r!. H. Garfield, of Roch?
ester; vice-presidents, Albert L. Kin?
der, of Buffalo, for Buffalo district;
?. L Brownlee, of Geneva, for Roch?
ester district; Raymond E. Porter,
rf Syracuse, for Syracuse district; !
DeLancey M. Ellis, of Albany, for
Btlea-Albany district and J. W.
Boollttle, of Long Is'and, for New
fork district; Secretary, Frank M.
Colwell, of Auburn; treasurer, Charles
i. Miller, of Utica.
Mr. Dobson, executive secretary, was
?ntinued ;. office, w.th headquarters
,a Rochester.
140 P. C. Increase Rental
For Store in Broadway ,
. ra? Rowantree-Schley Company ;
???sed the store at 832 Broadway to tfie j
Western Union Telegraph Company at
?rental lacr?ate or 140 per cent over;
: W paid b- the former tenant. The
j jam? broker ie? -- i '--.e basement at
'M to 182 West Fourteenth Street to
???Whiting Paper Company.
-? ?-.
Business to Claim Apartment
On Upper Eighth Atenu?
?? C. Comerford, of Flynn & Con
2?aghtor., .. for the Mutual Trust
-4>apar.y, Port Chester, N. Y., the
jw-itory a ?artment with stores at 2918
Mghth A,-.- .... 25x100 to an investor,
! ?in intends to renovate the property
.91 b'?
"tcorric Owners of Apart
rtif ?its ut Jarkm>n Heights
. ??? C ? ton, superintendent of
^a 4. Fin . Inc. of Bn okl n, and
??^?*? A. '.' Gai ;; .-, a teacher in this
.;?' purchaied apartments at Jackson
?IgBt?,
Find Suite? in Fiat??
"ease it E liman leased apa-^menta
P '?? \ enue to Dr. D, H. Witt,
-. Avenue to Mrs. M. E.
i e' - ?: A VI : ue tO
a- 305 Lexington
r*8??. to " . -, Mary !.. Wilson, Frank
" F tzpatrick, at 674
., Mrs M Ha 'oran,
??tor. Aver ue to M h- Ed .'v.
ty-eighth Street
' ' ?.'. ?--t Flfty
i M ? ??. I) A g ?- 'i n. at
? '.-: - rei r. to W, II.
? - ? ' Avenue to Mrs.
!? ' - ' '? ? ' "??'
^*v. -?? '? ??? '?? ? Is, nt 128 W at Sev
'?*' ?"'? ' ' U M ?)* Ambei A.
-? v <,f>r, Street
? ' ''? ?-" ' ?'' ' ? "' -'-veri-y
?t "? '"? ' :- B Go. e:n and at
*v,"M '?'? '.- !< ..'?? Strt.t to II. Van
Wikaad J C Pfiqeger
*"? Tenant? f??r Dv,r!Ung?
"''? t Good ..-. leased to: :>r.r>.
i Hofl ? m?i th?
krVJ,"''''/J ?< .\ V?V.'\
I %...'' ?'"' '-'-'
f?, '?"? '?? ''?.? S ?: m ifing a* 13?
' ? - and to J ilia Man
? ' '--.ree-atory dwell
P'o'r-,, in Bank ??r?I
??tuT"* s '?''' '??'? '?"""? th< v''''k'r
. .?.-?,. ,,, ..? (;on) pachanga B -
fc.j ?' ?"?'-??. the plot on Cathe
j_ ' ??'rr-?h/ ,,. w) |cJ) ,, r bKnk h.
*f ;}'*'?'"'? permlsaion bj th? Boar?
ut.,y,' " '"' I ? bank building, ?<
I. - -.'. eol ?n.tm yb?U '???? ;
*"^lt>urv Minor |^>t? Soi?!
*/*?? ? ? - Cornpa, y ??. ? tl re
aa^ ' - ?'/ u,-*.i,-,c to i ran'
Uiiainc'rti? Concerna T??ke
Space in ? nlLi-un Zones j
Lease* In Fon ?!i ?r-? Fifth A*r-?
nue Buildings and in
Side Streets
Carstein & Llnnekin, Inc.. leased
?? ?ci al 221 Fourth Avenue to Hjman
S K rseh end \gence !'? Lip rai rie et
icat i? ns, al 142--U3 Fourth Ave?
nue a M? rris it n.sol? at 2 as Four! h !
?\ cnue a Samuel - wti rtz an ( M >rr >.
B ? hi g! ore and bauen <-tr. at ;
S "' Br ti Iwaj t ! T Bi m ws I om
:???? spact at 229 !' u ' . Avenue to
?I .- Louis W.i'a I ?? Vtunu ? " ir ng Com
. ' a ,?? at 341 , Fifth A I'taa..(?
ed '< PuFman M tal Special
t ios, inc., .?' '?''"; o Bi rt
'. . r & Co., i.'. l'2<3 Fifth Ave
::.'? to Gi if? El ?? "? ardt, al ?0 >U9
Broadwaj to La Foi est Lyon in con?
nection vit' Tannenbaum, Strauss &
.' ? Twen* -. i.; n th St reet to
Dress Cun.? any, at 308 Hr.,:,.)
\- ay '.h Morrl and at 71 East ,
Twenty ? ! Street to Jersey Service
Bureau, Inc. !
; .- ij j Brown Company lease ! j
in the Mecca Fl ii!d ng 1600 j
to t *e Master Ed icatur j
i ? ? -; ion. :
C arica ' Vanvalen, (ac, r*~,trc\ of
, ? . ? 11 '.- . ian Street to Si lari
' ,ck -i ;;. ' ? .- .i % : -i ? 51 in?i 53
! ane to Max Drucker and Sha
r ?? Co.
Bra !y & Bowman leased offices In :
a . ? Building I .' ,. .?,- 3ter
a .-'??? Con ?".:. -, Wi sh
! ne ? a'o: '? ! me, ntton eys;
Dr. Dowd, McKenna Advert?s) ?/
\g ?ncy, J H ill J a s, (Tari B? r,
An erican Pelr ?le ... Con any,
P rr ? a ?' . M . -; le St trace Battery
" - - i ? ?? ., ? ?? ; a . ;
Lou la S "'. r-. " ! ?! for ' 're '. W
Marks th vo air'1 . t 13$) ind ! M
West T ?. a.:.- ?< 1 ?nd '-'' reet, 12x1
twenty-' ne years t Horwitz 4 K'arpel,
'? ??'? ' will.lei the structures into
-tires end lofts
Pease f- F.lliman leased offices in the
I'rinity Building, at 115 Broadway, to
rh ro :kn nrtor ? Co.
Folsorn Bros., Inc., leased the pmrlur
floor Btore at 117 East Thirty-fourth
Street to the Jack Horner Thrift STiop, ;
for 53,000 per annun?
Proposes t*r Elimin?te
Service of Realty Brokers
[i.f..,., !:w!' -i' v ?nrtouncfii It
Will Hav<" Burea? tn Take
Ca?-e (?f Member!?' Needs
A rea! estate service will be an sdded
feati re Tor members of the Associated
Oress Industries 'if America about No- j
vember 1. David \T. Mosessohn, exec?
utive director of the nsa ?ciation in ex- j
plaining the p'irpose of this new serv
ice t" id that tho -sin-Is of dollars will
he saved for them in the course of the I
year.
"At th? present If a manufacturer de?
sires a loft he ratines a member of
real estate brokers " said Mr. Moses
sohn. "?le usually specifies that he
would like a loft in a certain block or
within a certain radius. Naturally
there Is a limited number of lofts in
the specified district, and the brokers
bid for these lofts, It so happens that
one broker will bid hierher than the
others in order to obtain the property,
and in so doing the manufacturer is
obliged to ray the highest price for it.
"Our real estate bureau will be con?
ducted p.t no cost to the manufacturer.
If a manufatcurer desires a loft he will
make application to the association
office. Oar bureau will then endeavor
to locate the premises for him.
"We will also assist members in sub?
leasing lofts or parts of lofts and will
rive what aid is necessary where re?
movals are contemplated."
Many Find Homes In
Nearby I.onz Inland Places
E. 8. and S. F. Voss sold for Wa
verley Cohen his residence on Burton
Avenue, Woodir.ere, L, I., to Howard
A. Darrin; for Joseph S. Auerbach a
residence and large plot on Columbia
Avenue to Harry Kramer; for estate
of P. W, Stevensor? a residence and
three acres on East Rockaway Road,
Hewlett, to Mrs. R. B. Saportas; for
S. Eisemann plot on Woodmere Boule?
vard, Wondmere, to Leo Wolf, for im
pr ivement with dwellings; for Michael
Keating plot opposite L. I. R. R sta?
tion in Cedarhurst, for improvement
with office building; for T. J. Cummings
residence at Lynbrook to A. Miller.
The same brokers anounce leaBt-s of
homes in , Cedarhurst for Stephen
Feron to C. Ratter, for A. II. Jenkins
to B. Rosenberg, for G, P. Davis to
Vas Nunes, for K. J. White to Camp
bell Locke; In Woodmoro for C.
W. Caldwell to S. Dryfooa, for H.
Rosenberg to H. Louis, for Noel Car
pender to F. P. Rives, for H. Dickinson
to P. J. Herter, and at Hewlett, for
Mrs. W, Voss to A. Cobb, for S. F.
Morris to F. P. Seggerraan, for A, Vor
zanger to A. Russell,
Dr. L. Pierre Clark Gets
Home in Fast 6"tb St.
Douglas L. Elliman & To. leased for
Mrs, Anna Wormser, 2 East Sixty-fifth
Street, a four story dwelling, to Dr. L.
Pierce Clark, who will occupy the house
after Improvements.
Vasa K. Bracher leased for ths estate
of Alice P, Leam m the four stoi-y house
at 32 West Seventy-fifth Street, und has
also been appointed agent of the prop?
erty.
J B. English leased for Margaret J.
Brown to Louise Card the four story
building 12a West Sixty-first Street.
Frederick A. Canney Sells
Estate at Croton-on-??udson
George Howe sold for Frederick A.
Canney his estate on Mount Airy Road,
Croton-on Hudi or., containing thii ty
acre*, i' li lenci and barns, with fine
views of the Hudson River. Tho pur?
chaser is James V. Reddy, of this city
Operators Ruy Dwelling
On Lexington Ave. Corner
Otterbourg, Steindler <? Houston
uprchased from Henry Wlneburgh the
three-story dwelling 14 2 ' i Lexington
Avenue, at the southeast corner 01"
. 1.1 ty-thud Street, 10x70.
Recent Buyers of Realty
Abraham Alpert Is the b Iyer of 21-23
West "i birtleth tre< ' . Jo eph no Ban
man, of ?V West '..,; ty-eigh h Si reet,
and I. an?! R. Caviris ol 243 West
:o..'th Street, all sold recently,
Morris Cohe 1 is the new owner of
th?. apartment house at 1411 and 1416
na Avenue, ?old recently. He
paid $110,000
Montclair Store-trial Sold
1 .<? Fidelity ft Security Company,
An,1,.i L. Pn icott, pr< aid? nt, told to
..;?,./. Biddlernan, operator, the property
a 01 eld Avenue, Montclair,
.'?' ,L, consisting of a two-story build
.i ?, la',/./.',.?, with eleven stores und
i ; ink Uughes Company
r.? ((otlated th? d? al.
East Side Buildings Sold
M')/r!? K a ok bought the two busi
ness building? at 161 ' anal Street and
14 Bowery, I, ?,-? ?nd four stories
respectively The former, on sito
ri6.4x?J9.2x Irregular, and tho latter
26,6x1011 John P O'Brien wait the
?ell? r ol i o'. bul Idlngs
Move to Downtov.Ti Section
The Lloyd Wlnthrop Company tne
haa leased offices In the Washlngt'j
I Life Building, at 141 Broadway,
Lumber Prices Seem To Be
Headed for Higher Lev?is
.?'porta
Consumption fia? Steaiii?ed
C-4>8t Figure?
Throughout the eastern territory
there ha? been e very noticeable im?
provement In the lumber market during
h? last thirty day?, und particularly
?lnce October 1, and construction woods
u? ? whole are on the upward trend, ae
cordlng to A. it Kriech >aum. vlce
preaident of "Lumber,"'' the national
lumbor ti de journal.
Lumber manufacturera throughout
the country, notably in th? So i them
I Ine region ?rut on the Pacific Coast,
,,.-. speeding up production, and even
with the increased output the volume
f new business in keeping considera?
bly ahead oi the dally cut, he pointed
ml, "All signs point to the perma
nancj of this improved condition," de
dared Mr, Krivchbaum recently, "and
there Is little doubt that wholesale
prices will r.ot decline below the pre.s
ent level On the ether hand, many
items of ajft woods are advancing
iteadily, and some of them rapidly.
Yellow pine flooring of the Leiter
grades, North Carolina pine flooring
.re.! roofers, spruce lath und Western.
? >? I ce .nr shingles are all Increase g in
price, and many rnilln are reporting
ncarcitj of stocks, Tirer" is a stronger
'one to the Douglas fir market, and
nprnce and cypress are gaining In
'trengthjrfor the ?irst time in months.
. I iWbetter grades of hardwoods
ii re r:i" sr, and !,:-.? civ, ood flooring is .
very strong, with o go d demand Vir?
tual!} the only vveiik spot in the lumber
narket la seen in timbers, and this f-i
iccounted for by the lack of buying
by the railroads and the absence of ex
.rl lem.tnd.
"A factor worthy of note la the tre
metidi s ; u Iding activity on the Pa?
cific C asl and in the South. In those
loc Ii ties a large volume of the lumber
produced Is consumed within the terri?
tory embraced by the mills. Housing
construction all along the Atlantic
seaboard also Is continuing, end in
9ome localities incron-iiinr, and lumber
stocks in retailer*' hands are rapidly
bein? depleted. De-.L-rs in the rural
and sub' rhaii communities are tha
heaviest buyers Wood consuming in?
dustrial planta are gradually resuming
operation after the lon?< period of de
pression, snd miny of them are begin?
ning to replenish their lumber at >cks
wh ch accourus for the stiffening of
th? hardwood market."
Large Convention Hal]
Planned for Atlantic City
Wi?? A?so include Theater and
Stink for Skating ?n Baf?t>
men! of Building
ATLANTIC CITY, Oct 16.?A !*nre
amusernent and convention hall project
is planned on the Boardwalk in Chel?
sea. A definite announcement will be
made within the next two weeks, it vras
learned to-day from an authoritative
source. The enterprise will entail an
investment of $2.000.000 and will bo
Pnanced by S. W. Straus & Co,, of
New York, and other heavy investors in
Chelsea properties.
The structure, according to plnns,
will go nn on the ocean front adjueent
to the Ritz-Carlton. The building will
contain n theater seating 1,200 persons,
a motion picture theater with- 2,000
seating capacity, a convention hall with
interchangeable walla und seating up to
6,000. In addition there will be a muslo
hall, where a symphony orchestra will
rive daily concerts the year a,-ound.
This auditorium will contain an organ
costing $50,000. In the basement will
be an ice skating rink.
Buy? Jackson Heights House
Howard C. Price, of J. K. Armeby &
Co., has purchased an apartment at
Jackson Heiirhts.
- a ?i.. ?
Buvers Arrived
(?ontlnimd from arioedln? ?*?</)
tion?, white ?foods; EdwaM C. Bandar?,
knit furnishing goods; O. E. Jones, mfg.
shirts aril overalls; eare H. ft. ?lart, 320
B'way, Room 130K.
8T. LOnS
F'-i-ugR?, Vandervoort .?- Barney Oo. i Mina
Jane H. Wade, walsta, noua? dresuen,
apron?, wraps, corsets and brasalerea; 225
6th av.
S E Kopelowlta, woolen ekirtingai Penn- :
Bylvanla,
Franklin Furniture Rnun; B. Oreen- i
Older, earn?'? and furniture; Pennsylvania. :
Famous & Harr; J. \V, Boston, house i
furnlBhlnsn, toys: '.7 W 26th nt., ?th floor. ;
HT. PAUL
M. Cohen, tailor; Martinique.
Macey Co . Louis Sllvoratetn. oeata.
aulta; l'oo w ."-': i at.
TERRE HAUTE, ?NI?.
rtoot P O Co.; Mis. n. J, Ryan, mnsMn
underwear, Infants' wear, houeii drasaee; 23
E. 2?lh Ht.
Peteradorr's; Pig Petersdorf, for trlmmsd
coats und (Irena?!?; 120 W. ?ith ?t., L.
Harria.
TOT/EOO, OJ?TO
W L. Milner Sz Co.; IX M. A. William?,!
; men's furnishings, women's and ohlldren'a !
knit underwear, hosiery, umbrellas; Miss C. !
Merrlman, ribbons, art needlework, no?
tions, Alfred Fantl, 11? W. 32d ?t.
Meyer-Jonaaaon Co.; W. MUlor and Misal
Weaver, coats dreuaea; 276 uth av.
Tl I.S ., OK I.A.
Renberg'*, Mrs. C. 11 Wuerty, readj to
wear; 116* B'way
WASHINGTON
Parker-Bridget Co.; F. M. Low, rndae.
mgT. ; Hurry Lesvner, nien'a clothing; Af
flllated Retail Clothiers, 200 5th av.
UII,KLS-HARRK, PA.
Wyoming Garment Co.; C. f?telnf?l<l. Joba
Bilk dresa's; 120 W 36th nt.. L, llarrlo.
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Goodman Bros.; Sigmund Ooodmna,
women's ready to wear, Imperial.
O. Dannenbaum Co.; G Dannenbaura,
loba dreasea, coats, eweatora; ?. Solomon.
1372 B'way.
?VINSTON-8ALEM, N. C,
D. O. Craven Co.; D. (?. Craven, ?omw'i
ready to wear; *7 ?V. 34th St.
WORCESTER, MAS?.
Louise Shop; Mia? Mourln, rsady te
wear; II ail Fl arralan, 202 r.th a v.
fl. Seder St Bro. ; J. Seder, dresses;
walata; J. J. Rlttenbertr, representing,
lu Olli?.
rO?NGSTOWN, PA.
Strouaa-IIIrHchberg, \ o. ; K J. Beacom,
m'lsi. mgr., kimonos, negligees, silk and
in . :.n underwear, coraeta and brasalerea,
ki l( underwear, dreaaea, waists, coats and
aulla; care Baer tt Lillenthal, 1 ICO B'way.
Equipment Bonds
Nimi. Bare Maturity, rtlfl. Aak
At! .'oast Lin? *\<t 1922-'36 6.25 t.9t
Bait ?k Ohio... *'-4 1922-'27 8.36 6.00
Buslon & A... * Vi 1921-'30 ?.30 6.9?
Burfalo it &. P. *V4-? 1921-'33 6.116 i. 50
du . . . . 6 I ?21-'33 '.- 5.30
fl?na.'.?an Nat. 7 1835 0.85 ?.7?
Canadian Nor. *H-5-* 1921-*30 7.25 6.60
. m Pac. . ? !921-'32 fl.;n:, 6.9?
do . ?V4 1922-'29 6.35 b.?5
C IK'* Bt L.. 6 1922-'2? 6.36 6.90
do . 6 lie 2-'27 6.60 6.80
Chea ?fe Ohio.. . 6 V? 19114-36 8.26 S.?f
r i: I i I' ... * V? 1921 -'27 8.60 S 01
Chlo * N W... 4V4 181.1 '33 k.a5 6.90
Jo . ii 'l 192b-'36 6.3S 6.90
<? 11 I. * N O. 5 19Jl-'2* 6.50 6.9P
Del A Hudson. *'A 1922 VIO 6.7 0
Ki !? . *V,-* lB21-'27 7.75 ?.75
do . * 1622-'2? 7.75 ?.76
Ul Central. 4 V? 1021 -'27 6.35 6.90
<o . t% ]923-'36 8.30 6.90
10 .7 19 6-'36 6.30 6 90
1 Km, City Ho.. 5 192t-'2? 6.60 ?oil
Loul? * Naata B 1921-23 6.25 6.90
do .. ?\? l923-'3? U 26 6.90
M . I' ?. 8 a M * j-5 191 l-'ii'i fl 60 ?.00
.,... S'/fj i :?::.-' I!B U 60 fl 00
<Jo . 7 l923-'a0 6.115 6.90
l?22-'a0 6.30 6 HO
I 922-'21 8.30 6.90
1922-*aa 0 30 6.90
N Y <J it ht L. i'i 192l-'2? 6.60 5.9?
?3! 6 26 6 I''1
?: v M H * 71 4'^,-5-? 1B21-'?IS 7 60 or,?
Norfolk * W.. *V4 lBUl-'x* 8.26 6.76
Moi Pacific_ 7 1*22 '30 6.40 6.Bo
ponnaylvarila.. . 4-*V8 l*22-'2J 6.2S 6.9?
1 .? i . ,. ,-., ;..,. *>% ! i . : ',.!) C.30 6 S 5
I- illng Co.. . . ?H 1922-'27 6 Hi 6.9 0
i ? aboard .*'A-6-? 1921 '27 II? 6.1 6
Hoelhsin 1'n.o. 4 ',-, 1922-'28 6 0 6.90
do . 7 19112 '36 ? 30 5 90
tin .i l.-r n If/. . . 4?A-? 1 92 ! '2? 6 ..0 6.00
I ?.: ,n l'a, Hin. . 7 )'i;:i .'38 8.26 8.116
Virginian Ity.. ? l922-'a0 8 25 6.9u
?I
I HMMU'.I) APAIlT.Mr.NTH TO MET
PARK. AVE., 8?5
!.-,,,< alirii. II -lv furnlahed
7 .,.- i room u pai i ment,
g bath? Kent re??onable,
*U?;?T OH PKiSi^MlM?,
" '" i? . 0? i ? '?? - i' i .1 , . i; . ITI.1IJI... -r~--n mmmmm \r% " " ?S?? > ?' ?' ?????i ' ?' "i1--sr-.j=ir..-?--^- ?- ? - .^
TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
ft&AL K??T.\Tr??"..?H-JS O? ?KNT
? -?-j_
New Jr.riM
Nitrw f?orp^p at s?.iio up
?I Bogota Heife.ito, bull? of iiufi-o and
frame stexm ?i,.r..url Boor?, ?lr?-tricUy.
pioti 411x100 Michael Bios A Christian
?en Msplewood and Palisade aves. Tele
??hon? Harkensnci-. .'.?vi-R.
Cannectleai
3? ROOM ?AMITAr.lt'U 14 aarvs; *?r\(
? nlraa. ?,,.r. 1 liai) 510 ?'.00
Uta .p.. H F .v; "KEn,
HK.\ I. ES r A7K
10 BA.?T <:D ST
i? PA HTM E..NTH Ttl I.RT?Fl RM-HKfl
*j5 rtjikI. ?.? lar,
?TH ?rr. 1} WEST- BEDROOM lh-tno
noOM KITCHKN13TTK AN'.i BaTI?
WITH THI.BI'HOXU, ATTRACTIVE.
REED, HRia.M 1130
S0TH SI 43 EAST- -Second floor ; etqulslt??
lv equipped. Mis Eastman Johnson P;?ia
2D?4.
737.? AT., m WB38T (not?) S'obeRon) ?
Newly decorated and furnlsried ??? two
ih'-cr outslf! rourriB bath - ?fd ?ur
faco iui'3, subway; room, bath ?00 monthly
and u^i; ful) hotel service, restauran!
?i.ST ST (Columbus av.) (Hotei Colons!)
?Newly decorated, furnish*.I one t?o
ihr-? outside rooms, bath . elevated. surtAca
cp rr. subway, $60 roum, bath; lull hotel
service, restaurant,
9.T? ST., AT MADISON AV (Hotel A-ihton,
two, three oui ?'.?le ? . .:,.:- un I li ith bus- g
surfac?: cars, 1 ibway J4f, 1 ... and lu?n
up; full hotel service, r?-alaurant
I-;;- WTIFl a SUITES of ? or * rooms and
bath; hole; service, hls-h ??.lltr.s* .u>
Side n?;h; . rates most reasonable ilt>-.*i
Chelsea, '?22 West ??3d st.. phone Wulklnj
I20O.
CORNER fwll-j furnished. QT?rlor.Klng Hnd
ann. ?outhorn exposure; 7 outside rooms,
Audubon ?51"
ELEGANTLY l-TKM-'Hr? AP?1T.
7' K7- ' S, 2 T< 1 12 ?:? " ?M? ?UTSI PR;
SPACIOUS TELEPHONE J7ta?.-'i IIL'TLER,
FURNISHED or unfurnished ?-room apart?
ment : electric lifiht and hot water
Che!?? a 1927.
? ROOMS --Furr.1sh?'Kj ; ?o'j'rKrn arponar??
$150 B Bttrton. 419 West llSlh si.
MiiinlnRsldf 7700.
APARTMENTS TO I.KT--i'XVl Il??lrJHISn
Hanhattao
<8TH ST.. tt BAST, at Madtuon ?T.? Vein?
and maid service; S room? und bath;
t2 .'60 to SU.400 Harria. Vuujrht ?6 Co., I
Bast 48th st Vtmli rblll 81
36TH ST. ?5-2T, hetw.-en 5th and 1th a vu. ?
Unusually larfr- room? with hl?h .-ni
lnys; 2 rooms and bath, $2.000 5 room - 1 1
bath. $3,600 Harris, Vought It-. Co., ti Bast
4C.h ai Vanderbllt 31.
S?TH ST, U6-7 EAST at Lexlnston av.?
Two rooms and bath 51 000 to $l,?O0
Harris. Voujrht & Co., fi East *t!th st. Van
.1. ??.'lit 31.
FIFTH AVE. Bi?Splendid new r.pxrt
menta, 2 ?nil H rooms hatn quiet re
flntl neighborhood; Immediate possession
superintendent on premises 11 A M to
12 Noon Win A. White * Sunn, 44 Cedar
et. 'telephone Joint 6700
MADISON AV., ?91-?93-??fl -- Bachelor
apartment, service; ?. roum?. bath, $?00
to $1,400. Harri? Vnu?ht & Cx. a East
40th at. Vanderbllt 31.
PARK AV., (35, corner of 18th et.?All
room? unu?uali.\ light and racing Park
av.; 6 rooms and 2 baths, $4.500 Harria.
Voujrht &. Co., 6 0. 46th at. Vanderbllt 2!.
g ROOMS AND RATH ?145
7 ROOMS ANT? HATH ?Mi to IIP?
Immediate possession, In tho fashionably
located elevator apartment houBea, li ana
!9 Eant 96th at., near 6th uv Apply on
premises or William Crulkshank'a Sons,
Singer Building.
Kew Jersey
NKVT 8 ROOM APARTMENT?TtmlK <jm.?.
electricity, steeca ; $i6. Van Wlnklo, Rutner
ford, N. J.
BKOrrX REAL ESTAT?
HOME SITES
"Sunny Brae"
White Plains Road and
Ponfield Avenue
Mt. Vernon?Bronxville.
Apply
J. CLARENCE DAVIE3
Office on property, or
?40th St. and 3rd Avenu??
UNTTRNISHEI? APARTMENTS TO LET
815 PA1
S. E. CORNER 75TH ST.
FENTS^ REASONABLE
immediate Possession
AGENT ON PREMISES
LONG 181JVN? REAL ESTATX
NORTH SHORES
One of tho finest on Long Ir'.and Sound;
sandy beach, deep water. Spacious
modern bulldlnsf?. For aala at ii!?:a.t
S.'CSCCOD PELL & CO. l7^Z"?XlTr.
STORAGE NOTICES
WAREHOUSE SALE
OF GOODS FOR
UNPAID CHARGES
In accordance with the provision? of law,
there holr.K du?) and unpaid charges for
which the undersif?ned, The Columbus
Storage Warehouse, Inc., la entitled to a
lion aa warehouseman un Li-.e rdoiIs here
tiiafier described, ana due notice having
hefm r?lv.'n to all parties known to claim
i. n Interest therein, and the time specified
In such notice for payment or such
chircn having expired, there will be sold
r.t public hii'-tlon u! Its wiirohouso, S2-??
West 13'lth St., New rorlt a; on
MONDAY, NOVKKRER 7TH, 1311,
AT 10 30 A. M?
and If the ?alo la not completed on ?nld
ilHta the ti;ii':e vill be continued nt (52-64
^V'est 134th ,';t on each and ?very Monday
thereafter, boirlnnltiB at 10:30 <\ in on
?lach dux. und continuing until all boo.la
?re sold, to wit; Household furniture, con?
sisting of parlor t-'iuv. bedroom sua?, din
inm room suttrj, library fuirai ure. pianos
VTctrolas, muslcul Instruments, carpets,
ruga, trunks, boxes, barrels, sultoases
contents, consisting of clothlnK, linen,
books, papers, stationery, pictures 1 ?. ig
machines. Iceboxes, i-utlorj.ips, bric-a
brac, ohina anil jrlaHHware. silverware, bed
dlnir, a:.i |n? li 'i and ma lei ' ils und other
porsnnal effects, tis enumeraLed In tho
warehouse Inventory Issued bj 1 Is waro
I.iium!, .'Jii'l a.a.i for the accounts of ta?i
followltij? parties concerned: ANNIE HEN?
DERSON, ICI.I/.A MOSES, aas SUSIE
MNDSB? PRICE, AGATHA Mil.!.:?, MKS
DORA MOSBACH. SALLIE MORGAN,
RAYMOND WEST, MARGARET HOUC.II,
1,. .1. HUBBARD, SARAH WISE, FRANCES
or FLORENCE FORD, MRS. -I. Ol EEN,
Itl.'l'iaa OVERTON, MRS C. PORTER, I
BENJAMIN PR ITCH.'? RD, MARTHA
JACKSON, GEORGE KETCH AM. MRS,
DANIEL MATTHEWS, HE.WMIB JEF?
FERSON, NORMAN DKVON1SH, MRS. R.
C. 8KBETE, RICHARD I.. PRATER, ?
IIENItV H McCORKLE, RICHARD I.
BALTIMORE, MARY LAN!:';. JAMES
ASHLEY .' 1,1. BEING N? >W STORED
IN SAID COLUMBIA'S STORAGE WARE
(IOIISU, INC. aN!' ALL VO BE MORE
SPECIFICALLY ANNOUNCED AND DE
hCRIP.ED A a- TIM IS ' ')'' SA ID SALE
THE GOODS WILL HIS ON EXHIBITION
AT THE TIME AND PLACE OF SALE.
COLUMBUS STORAGE
WAREHOUSE, INC.,
62 64 WEST 134TIJ ST.
SURROGATES' NOTICES
PORTER HORACE?In pursuance of an
or?lot 'if Honorable .lohn P Cohalan, ?.
Hutiogeio of th- Counts of S'< ? ? -'?
NOTICE m liorebj i.l ? ? 11 t?? a pi-rsons
hsvina ? laiins aiiultiat HORACE PORTER,
Uto o? the Count> of New York, deceased,
i? present tho a. with 0 hers Hierauf
to tin aubscrlhei at Its piuo? of transact?
ing business, No mo Broodwaj Bun gh
of M'ltihuttiiri, City and Slate of Now York,
,,? ?? before t'i? 110th day of January n??xt,
toned. New Tork. th? Kith day of July,
1 OUARANTT TRUS1 COMPANY OF
NEW YOIIK, ' - ill ?
??JAVDir.N .1 POST, -it. on.-.. 11 I- '?' 'um-,
?1 William Street, Borough o? Manhattan,
Nsw York Clt?.
RP.A1. EUTATT? AT ATCTIOS ?KAI tt?>T?TK AT AITTION
?j Ai 8 o'clock, rain or shine, in a comfortable, well '
: heated and well lighted Hall at the Property, on
j Junction Ave,
CONTINUATION
ABSOLUTE AUCTION SALE
of all the remaining unsold
New York City
Waterfront-Bungalow Lois
TO BE SOLO SEPARATELY AT Y'.-IF. OWN PRICB
vr-lh a \argc frontage on Flushing Bay,
Autor?a Ave., Ditxnars Ave., Junction Ave.
and adjoining streets in Elmhurst, N. ? C.
25 Minutes from 42nd St., 5-cent Fare
TROLl.E'? RUNS RICH'i rHROL'CH PROPERTY
10% on Dm' of Sale RACY # ln Monthly
M 10% in Thirty Day? ?U/C IntAlImenta of 2%
:? SD1?;) at 6% rrir-.y rein^j in on mort gaga
Title Guarantee & Trust Company Title Policies Free
Sovlng-. Hi nh Uiok?, on pio ? r i?Nw'icrit>n?'rit. aa vv--' a*
?ii-.'i;.. .'.,.mi,,, ?t inaiUei value, accepted ?.?> dopwtt,
:\ HOW TO GO Take InterborouRh Subway to 42nd St.
" ' ' (Grand Central Subway Station). Trans
j fer to Queensboro Subway (Corona Line) to Junction Avenue Ex?
press Station, the Junction Avenue surface line running through the
? p Oj.erfy (north hve minutes) Jackson Avenue surface line from
L 59th Street, Manhattan, to Junction Avenue, within three blocks of
i property.
f-7 Liberty St. ff // j&Q Telephon
Now York City ^^'y^f'-^'^V'^f Coftlandt 074
W H. fi FF.CKFR, A...fl<
OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE ?Jo not a.?anime the ritk and expense of an j
auction ?aie on'csa: lot?the? are obliged to s-el? legally; 2nd?they have j
no uae i or the prypcty; 3rd?they need the mouey and must ?ell at any j
reaiotabie price.
"Htaf s why y?:: can pick up hor?raln? at an ?action ?ala.
Examine the following properties today and go to the ?ale tomorrow..
J. Clarence Davles will SelS
AT PUBLIC ?UCT?0N
TUESDAY, OCTa ?8TH. AT NOON
A? th? REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, !4 Vesay St,
rty order of Wattor B. ??h??B, ffe<*rat*r. . ?roadway, W?t St?e. s ,ot* TR feit North
?outiisrn Boulevard, S. W. Lof. Drown of ?soth fit. 6 lota North aide of 230th
Place & I32nrl Street 12 lot?, ?ullabla lo- St., 120 foet wost of Broudwuy. Suitable
cation for factories apartment hou???, atoro? or garage.
. ..?.*...?*?_ 0:l? ?r tn? boavy traffic oentera for autos
3 By <>rd?r of Acker. Momv?J * ?i?ratllt Oo. ln lh3 c;ly_ nj. or(Jor of l?eU h&nd Corp
138th St. 3IM r?e> niiar of Souther? Bouio
vnrd. 9 Iota on th? North ?lrts of the I /7ta M., tin? ?a OInuiead Avca. 14 lot?
street. Suitable location for apartine.it rjntonport section. 8ultabls for Imm?
luu.iss or factories. rilate Improvement with private houaes
. ,^_ , 1 1- m /-e. or apartment* Tax exempt If started
By or 1er of Fr?3ilrrtr?r ***** $**&. before nixi April 3 blocke from aub
14'ft'j St., N. Vi. Cor. V> a'?? Ava. r> lote Sa- way station on \7??tchester Ava. branch,
eavated cellar depth foundation reek on.
propa/ty. Heady for conatmctlon of No?. 1432, 1434, ?500 end 1.502 Kqaedale
nont houaaa. Ave. Unionport, Brona. Four ? and S
23-3ih St., N. W. Cor. Tftb-sm Ara. ? btocrr, ? Camli-V hous?s wlth 8lores and ?*r??-??
n-,.,1 of l?''.vay. ?5 ft a IOO ft. Hipe for _ , . ._,. n.
improvement with an apartment houae. Il lot Ro?e?ln!? A??? ac?w 177tii St
Send Ivt Booklet, EASY TERMS
Ja CLARENCE DAVIES, 149th St. and 3d Are., 32 Nassau St.
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
BU3?NE& HfeC PROPERTY
&T<?r It e o.l Ent?t? In
OJBA.VO CENTRAL ZONS
Henrv Hof
'67 Sil Are. Murray 11512 8994-3474
SUMMONS
SUPREME COURT, NEW Y'"'RK COtTNTY.
THERESA F HEIDELBACH, Plaintiff,
asalnst UNITED STATES TRUST COM
'ANY OF NE?A YORK ia Trustee under
Hie r.a: t Will and Testament of Helene
:.merhoff, Dereased; HANS SOMMER?
HOFF (olso known a? H:-na SommerhotT,
Jr. an i Hans I ?aniel Sommerhoff) ;
"MAU'. ' ROMMERH IFF. his Wife; DOR?
OTHEA SO.MM ERHOFF (alan known na
Dornt lu : ' on B iln) REINIIA RD SOM
MERHi I ;?' ai ?' " I A ME" P< )M \l ERHi IFF,
his Wife; ' ?1 T' ? -:- ?MM ERH< 'FF and
"GERTRUDE" SOMMERHOFF, his Wife;
(the names "Mary." "Jane" and "Ger?
trud.?" lining fictitious, the real first names
of said defendants being unknown to plain?
tiff): and if any bo dead, their heirs,
leviaees and sui.bso.-s In Interest, and
' ?- Issue, If any, of said Hans Sommerhoff, '
' orothea Sommerhoff or Dorothea von,
Bonln, Reinhard Sommerhoff and Otto
Sommerhoff and the wives or wUIowb,
heirs, devisers, next of kin and successors I
In Interest of such lBHue, all of whom and
whoso names ar? unknown to plain tiff;
and Thomas W Miller as ALIEN PROP
ERTY CUSTODIAN. Defendants. Amended
ummons.
To th? nbove-named Defendants: Y<"Ur
ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to answer
... .?? i complalnl In this notion, and
to sorvr a copy of your answer on tho
Plaintiff's Attorneys t. It hin twenty day?
after tho norvh-o of this amended sum?
mons, exclusive of the day of service, and
In case of your failure to appear or an?
swer, Judgment will he takon against you
.?????ana, foi the relief demanded In the
u mended con i In int.
Dated. August 29 1921.
MACK ,'. TAYLOR, Attorneys for Pialn
tlfF, Office and Postoffice Address, .47
.: ilson Avenue, Manhattan Borough,
New Yor! Cll
To MAN'S SOMMERHOFF (also known
as Hans Sommerhofl Jr., ana Hans Daniel
SommorholT) ; "MARY" SOMMERHOFF
lils Wife; DOROTHEA SOMMERHOFF
(also known as Dorothea von Bonln) ;
REINHARD SOMMERHOFF and "JANE"
?OMMERHOFF, his Wife; OTT?? SOM?
MERHOFF and "GERTRUDE" SOMMER?
HOFF, li's Wife; (the names "Mary."
'Juno'' and "Gertrude" being fictitious, the
real mat names of Bald defendants being
unknown to plaintiff); and If any be dead.
their heirs, dev?seos and successors in In
:ur?i?t. and the Issue, If any. of said Hans
Sommerhoff Dorothea Sommerhoff or Doro?
thea ion Bonln, Reinhard Sommerhoff and
Otto Sommerhoff. and tho wives or widow?,
?lis devisees, next of kin and successors
In Intoreal of such Issue, all of whom end
?.?hose names tue unknown to plaintiff; una.
Thomas W. Miller a.i ALIEN PROPERTY
CUSTl iDIAN
The foregoing amended summons I?
served upon you by publication pursuant
to an ordei of ?a >N VERN? IN M 1? W ?a.
lustl <? of the Supremo Court of the
State of New York later! the than! day of
October, 1:21. and filed with the amended
n ; alnt In tho ? (11 e of i he ? Hei k of : :.?
y of N'eu York, at the County Court
House. In the Borough of Manhattan, City.
Dimly ..n ! State of New > ork
Tills :. tton affects an in:?rr..?t !n real
properly Bltuated on the Easterly side of
lecond Avenue, In the Borough of Man
lattan, Cllj County and State of Now
i',.r-K, distant DO toet 6 Inches Southerly
i-o m the Soul he as et , corner of 67th S tree I
.i.) Second Avenue, being 26 Ceet front
.ind rear by Cf. foet deep and known as
,n 1078 He,-end Avenue, and l? brought
i,, clear the title thereto and In compel the
defendant, UNITED STATES TRUST
COMPANY OF NEW YQRK, as Trusteo
r .."i tho Laftl Will and ; est ; mon ' of
l?i one nitiu ' In fl !. sed, to exocute
ii o tin if tu t! .? plaintiff
Date h 'v oik Oci m,.. It n, l 131,
M \ :? a l'A Y LOR. Attorneys for Ptaln
? ITi '?? and i isiofll e Addt ???, 343
Madison Avenu.-. MaunatUn Borough,
Now i ui k. Clly.
WKSTOICESTKR CO?NTT KKAI. ESTATE
BARGAIN
C'oaaT homo, il rooms snd bt?h, with ]
Slasn Inclosed porch, parquet floor?, op<n i
fireplace, electric lights, steam heat; Ideal
location; beautiful trees on ground?; ?l.OCe !
cash, balance $60 monthly,
PHONS rONKERS S91?. '
SUMMONS
SUPREME COURT, NEW TOltK COUNTY--I
Rollln ;' Flaliei and Julius H. Wakefleld, I
ns Joint Trustees . ? ic iting the trusts created
by und. undor the Last Will and Testament i
of Henry M. Peyaer, deceased, In ao far as
rm'.'l trusta rele.to to property situate within
the State of New York, Plaintiff?, agalnM
Herbert 0". Peyaer, Porcy A. Peyser, Herbert
Ctocauer, individually and ai? Administrator
of the eroods, chattels and credits of Theresa
Cracauer, deceased; An la Friedberir, Richard
?;?'-:.;.. Frits Guttstadt, Ethel B. Mayall,
Dorothea Peyser Kelly, formerly Dorothea
Peyser Sml h; Charles A. Drost, Aus '-':
Margaret de Keller, Individually a:.-i as
I ? ..-? itri: i ? le i ist Will and Testament 01
John i: de Zcller, deceased; John A. Kos?.
Max M?hlstein, sometimes known as Max
Milsteln ; Henry M?hlstein, sometimes known
an Henry Milsteln; Marg-arulte Mlrhack
Schlitz Marie Gertrude Servaes, Jules Gulllet,
Francis Frederick William Schut,*., Elvtro
Hitbertlne Margarulto Schutz, Jules Albort
8< he;::, Mrs. Hedwig Braessol, Jason O
Emerson, as Execiitoi of the Last Will and
Testament of Marcus O. Farrar, deceased;
Old C lony Trusl i e-.i, my, as Trustee of
the trusts creati ! by and under the Last
v? 111 and Testament of Marcus O, Farrar,
deceased ; Aloys Thenen, Frttz Pprans?er,
Hubert Herbrandt, Eulalle Herbrnndt, Adolph
Thlrnn. Charlea '1. Zielley, as Executor of the
Last Will iir-l Testament of Rose Hall, de?
ceased; Jennie H, Turner, Henrietta R. Fox
Coater, Perkins institute and Massachusetts
School for tho Blind, Boston Flouting Hospi?
tal, Children's Hospital, National Surety
Company, Allen Property Custodian of the
United State? of America, Old Colony T?-<ist
Co puny, a a Trustee under the Last Will
n n 1 T stnment of Henry M. Peyser, de?
ceased; Felix Jeffea, Executor Estate of
Llda M Peyaer, deceased, and Jane Doc arel
Richard Roe, fictitious names of certain
pet ties Interested as creditors. legatees, next
of kin or otherwise, whose ri-n! nemes and
addresses are unknown to plaintiffs, De
f-, nda nts.
To the ai-ov? named defendants and each
of them ?
YOU AUF! HEREBY SUMMONED to an?
swer (Tv> complaint In this action and to
serve a copy of your answer on the plaintiffs'
attorney '.\l'hln twenty dnys after n rvlce of
this summons exclusive of the day of service,
and In case of your failure to appear or
answer Jirdgm?nt will he taken nualnst you
by dcfnnlt for the relief demanded in the
complo Int
Dated N?w TorV. Julv SO 1121
RUTGER BI.EECKER MILLER.
Attorney for Plaintiff?,
43 Cedar Ft reef.
New York City.
RTTPHMR COURT Of THE ?TATS O?*
NEW YORK COUNTY OF NEW YORK
?.lehn McKerrall, Plaintiff, atralnat Lula
A McKerrall, Defendant.?Summons with
v;.,;! e.?Action Ter F>piirurlon.
To the iVbove Named Defendant!
You nre hereby summoned to ?mrwir
tho complaint In this action, und ti ?erve
.-i : of in':" ?'? ?wer, or, If the complaint
la nol served with this summon?, to servo
a notl e of appearance, on the Plaintiff's
\ttorneya within twenty d-i>n after rie
service of this summona, exclusive of rh.e
ay of service; ?re! In e;\se of your fillute
!,< appear, or answer, Judgment will be
taken against you by default, for the re?
lief demanded In the complaint.
Dated o -toher 11, l^St.
O'BRIEN, MALEVTNSKY & DRIFfOLT..
l aintiff'a Attornoya. 1483 Broad-way
i rouarh i-' Manhattan. New York City
Te l nia a I1! rICerrnll, Defendant:
The for going summona Is served upen
you by publication, pursuant to an order
of Honorable laldor Waaaervorol, a .lustlc?
of the Supreme Court of the State of New
York, dated the iiiih day of September
11)21, cud filed with Oie oomplalnt In the
office of the Clerk of i he County of New
York, f-( tho County Court House, In the
Borough of Manhattan, City, County and
Plate of New Yerk. en the llllh day of
September, 1021.
??.e Now York, September 17th, 1921
O'llRIHN, MAT.JflVINHKY A nrMS.'Oi.I,
Attorney? for (he Plaintiff Office und
j Poatofnoe Addr???, N?. 14.2 Broadway,
1 Borough at Manhattan. Nuw Vork City.
PERSONAL
I
DRIOHT hea'.lhy one-yaar-old bo? or !
thre?--year-old girl for ?'.optioa ?rtth
wealth-, (anaiv K '<62. Tribune
FURNUQED ROOMS TO LET
Esst Side
?ivrn BT I.?rXINOTON AV ?TTo??l ftlt
r,?s? ,_.?CV'0ui" ' exclusively rmwiy a>r?>
r?'e?1 room runih. $!fl ?oel> up a'.? so 'oom.
use Vnth fl) we. kl> up restauiant ,'on
venience; big reduction (or 2 persons.
B3P fiT , AT MADfSON ?V flotel ?.?h
ton)?Newly decorated room j?-? o? hath.'
$12 week up; room, bath 113 weekly up.
huoe? surface .aie subway: full hot?.
?ei-, Ice. restaurant
We?t S Ids
81ST PT . COLUMBUS AV (Colonial Hot?' ? ?
?Newly decorated f-.:rn?sVed room o?e
ol . ' $12 weekly up; nieva ted ?urtac*
-ar? subway; full hotel service; restaurant
87TH ST 139 WEST?Large room; running
?ater, gas, electricity, phone, reasonable
Zkl WEST END >v?E.?Suite, singla room?
and studio*, n?Ui or without bath. r"f- ,
KL1 G A - aV Fl T. N [SHED t AND
a '? ?M SI [TES WI1 i! \ND .VI I 11" " i
H \. I'll SING1 i^ RO' MS, i ?ES1 a ?> BI '
?' a BACHELORS TELEPHONE SCHUY :
BOARDERS WANTED
S'?T'? ST., AT LEXINOTON AV (RMr
r it ?..:-?>? i - Pot I: d les no ro ?m ?n
$18 up -?'? ?? Btor tele C
ho'el ser Ici ; newly decorated
t 01 .\i in BOARD
A MODERATE-PRICED he?: d'.ng he m* t
thoau seeking u permanent hum.' or r?>s
water; good tnatment; we alo tike letn
. ? allds Wl Ite or pnoi , Be] 173 R I
Gphrala, or addn sa Tne Maples, Akron. Ps ;
HELP WANTED FEMALE
HisceH&n*uaa
?DPRESSERS (10). Rots! and Undariro
operator?, $? 50 a thousand only gi
capable of making $4 to $8 per -lay n?
apply a!?o positions (15) Inserting, ?es
,ng and a'.an-.plng Apply all day. 7'
floor, 10 Bast 14th ?t.
YOUNG WOMAN to ?mplL bend *r
curb quotation? from "o n?f rnuai
typist; ?peed, accuracy, efficacy aaaenia
?A rile application to C P A.. 110$ ffo?
; ulldlng
HELP WANTED MALE
?ALEfMHW
WANTED: Senaihi? bualnese-Mk? met?, wh
luv? clean, honorable rec-oide. for our sal
dtpartment. Intelligent effort and Inlllath?
will bring large earning?, the capacity r
direi't othjr men means promotion to posit!??
of responsibility and larger earnings. Oni
men S"e.<liiK permanent a si ? -s .tine
and compensation on a commission basis In th.
rufest class of security selling are desired Iti
experience In Knowledge of high-grade secur)
tiss does not disqualify Call 10 to 12?2 to 4
720 Straus Building
??th Street and Fifth Aient??
Entrance 9 East 46th Street
WANTED?Young men. betwaen ?S an?* j
25 year?, for ln?pocie?r? and testar? on '.
electrical and mechanical apparatus, no
previous experience necessary; starting j
?ate $0.89 and jp. depending on education i
and experience; write, giving age, educa j
tlon and previous experience. K $19. j
'la ibune.
Automobile IiistructlOB
REPAIRING, ??riving taught ?Mort time j
license guaranteed; ladle?' claeaoa. ?lie
""ord lessons American Auto School. 7-S j
: exington av.
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Chambermaid?
CHAMBERMAID - PARLORMA?D?Young
English woman; city or suburbs very
neat; reliable worker. W.. Miss Hoymay
er's Agency, 10 East 4td St.. 3d floor.
Telephone 8947 Murray Hill.
CHAMBERMAID OR WAITRESS-CHAM?
BERMAID?Young Swede; good city
references. C, Miss Hofmayer's Agency
10 East 43d st., 3d floor; telephone 8?M7
Murray Hill.
CHAMBERMAID-SEAMSTRESS ? Young'
Irish girl; city or suourbs, unusuaLy ,
good. M , Miss Hofma.yer'8 Agency, 10
East 43d st., 2d iluur; telephone 8S47 Mur?
ray Hill.
CHAMBERMAID and SEW?First class ,
exceptionally well trnrnrd; most highly
recommended; $(?0. Miss Mason's Ageucy, ?
18 Weat 43d.
CHAMBERMAID (English), aselsts in pan?
try; very neat, capable, fine long refer?
ences; $60; anywhere. Wettier's Agency.
?Q W. 4 3 d.
CHAMBERMAID?Scotch; exceptional ref?
erences. Mlas Hall's Bureau, 17 Weil
44th. Vanderbllt f>340.
CHAMBERMAID-WAITRESS? Young- ?x
collent. Miss Hall's Bureau, 17 West
44th. Vanderbllt 8?-10.
Cooks
COOK?Young, neat; very economical: ex
ccllent cook; wishes situation in Chi
cago. H., Miss Hofniayer'e Agency, 10
East 43d at.. 3d floor. Tel. 8347 Murray
Hill.
[?COOK?Firs? clas?; very noat. exceptional?
ly competent, conscientious, fin? man
| ager; highly recommended; city; $85. Ma
; son's Agency, 18 West 43d.
-
I COOK?Young Irish girl; good manager;
neat, excellent cook. A., Miss Hofmay
er'.- Agency, 10 East 43d St., 3d flour, tele?
phone 8947 Murray Hill.
COOK?TouriR Finn; excellent conk; high?
ly recommended. R., .Via? Hofmayer's
Agency, 10 East 43d st., 3d floor; telephone
: 7947 Murray Hill.
COOK?Neat, nice young Irish girl; very
1 capable; excellent references; apartment;
I $7!"?. Mina Mason's Agency, IS West 43d.
: COOK - CHAMBERMAID - WAITRESS ??
Both thoroughly capabl-; references.
Mlas Bhaughnessy's Agency. S'30 6th av.
COOK, CHAMBERMAID - WAITRESS;
friends; exceptional referen,?--.. Misa
Fitzgerald's Bureau, 366 Fifth ave.
COOK?Capa hie; young; three years last
place; 5"", city or country. Miss Shea's
Ageni y. 6 East 41st at. Murray Hill 6774.
COOK -Scotch. thoroughly experience?) ;
splendid references Miss Bhaughnessy's
Agency, S60 6th av.
COOKS, waitresses, housewo-rliar?, French
:n;,ds, nurstjs, couples. Jacij.uin'8 Agency,
602 Hi xi h ave.
Day Workers
DAY WORK?'""leaner or laundress; good.
reliable worker. K., Miss Hofmayer's
Agency. 10 East 43d St., 3d floor; teiephou?
S.)i7 Murray Hill.
Genera? Houeeworker?, Etc
HOUSE WORKER ?? Young: vary neat;
thoroughly experienced; excellent refer?
ences; apartment East Side; $70. Miss
Mason's Agency, 18 West 43d.
1 HOUSEWORK?Young I'ollsh girl, ?mall
family adults, city apartment. S.. Miss
Hofmayer's Agency, 10 East 43d et., 3d
floor; telephone 8947 Murray Hill.
HOUSEWORK ER (Oerman?Young; very
neat, exceptionally competent, splendid
cook, adult family; apartment, $78. Ma?
son's Agency, 18 West 43d.
HOUSEWORKER?Capa h!?, young, colored-,
$15; cltj onlv ; fine referan? e? M'?? Ph-.i's
Agency, 6 East 41st st Murray Hill 6774
HOUSEWORKER?Youns;; excellent cook;
exceptional references Miss Fitzgerald's
B'.ir.-.iu. 366 ?th ave.
HOUSEWORKER ? Toung; capahl?, nxcol
1-nt Miss Hall'? Bureau. 17 We? 44th.
I Vanderbllt 8340.
Governesses, Etc
? GOVERNESS ?Young. fine refarenoee.
Miss Hall'a Bureau, 17 Went 44th V?n
J derbllt 8340.
: NURSERY GOVERNESS- Young, neat, ca
pahle; Highly recommended; eiiy or
country Mis? Hal!'? Bureau. 17 W ??th
I \ anderhilt M40.
! NURSERY-GOVERNESS- - Refined* youngj
Prenoh; s years last place; $70 Shea's
Agency, ? East 4l.it at. Murray Hill ?774.
Lgandrossr.v Etc,
I LAUNDRESS? French; young; first rl???;
city or country ; $80 . fine references Shan''
agency, * East a 1st st. Murray Hill ?II
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Lsuiidr<?s.>cv 'le.
LAUNtiREBS ?fflclent ear?' c?n*bie
of finest work; ?>?>',! wltl ei work
r.n* ong reference? 5 .- Wen .? Ignno)
20 W ?3d Murraj Hill * -.
LAUNDRESS?By day; "-st -la?? *?-<?
tlonally com .-???-.' ? entl e? irwit
highly recomme 1: $4 10 Misa Ma?<->n'?
Agency, is v-'e^-. ?34,
LAUN 'REPS Scotch ?trans ?fflrUnt.
t>est e irencea Mi?? Bhaugimeaay's
Ag-nc> Si 1 ? -. ?v
Norsea. Etc.
D'B or INFANTS t?TTX?B Tovrng
1 r 1 g i r I ; h 11 1 u d ?r - .- ^ . .
., , , ? D, Ml?? Hof
n -, a g ncy ; 0 : ? -'. l?d ?r ..1 do >r
relephone 8947 M
NURSE (baby'?)- Flral .it?? v*r? n?j'.
ex eptlonall) con e ? ;t conai'lei .-?
excellent reforoncea city; $76. iiaov.n?
Agency, IS West ?3d.
NURSE?Infam? Scorch Prot??t?ot first
class references . $70 Mis? the.? ? Afano/,
Eaal 4l?t ?t Murraj Hill 6774
L'RPB Young thorough!} oapabl? Mi??
I. .-. . a Buicau. :; West ?7ih Va>.od?r>
IIt S340.
Waitress?*
FAITREBB- -Toung laXlj go??! eity
-?-f':rn-;i> mtkcii ae :- ou? <.?:??:> good
liver cleaner M Mia? Ho may? ?
?reney, : ? I aal ?3d ?i ' d Q001 T<
irraj 111-.
VAITRESS-PARI/ORMAID N--t atoa
rhly expel ten ?0 ? a
.. >. weil ? ? ' ; 1 ? m It > $61).
:..... - Lg - - 43d
WAITRESS Firm la??, $66 ; anywh?r? ?x
- : : ? te ronce? M n-, ri, a , a* ?oc/.
Eaat 41at ?t Murraj HU? ?77?.
VITRBSS Youoe ?ei? capable V!-.?
- Bureau, 17 Wm) tiih Vnii.l?:.
S?i*l c-llAfU'?U?
IENDS?Cook. |8S| .??Ii'-e?,. rham'.er
ikld l!>5 n part m ni preferred ......
[.g SI.-a ? Agency, i Eual 41ot ?t Mur
Hlll ?77?.
TCHEN MA11J <*r U*?fu1 t??~:y ?re^,t
'?rtgh lri?h gi.-i . $?0 M:?? Sh*?'? ?kgency,
J?aet 41?t ?t Murr?., Hill ?7"<4
aRLOR MAID WAITRESS tamil; ff ?.
soar N Y City; $40 Wettler'? Aa-nuy,
We?i ?Sd.
SITUATION? WANTED M ALK
Dome? tl?
*'Tt.BTPt*. VP? 11*? to piao? ?*-?-?-?i ??
r>?rlenrf>i1 nr?| trained nutter? ?n-1 h llvr
alet? excellent long r?f?rence? ? < ?rie?
tilling ?'oiu ?S5 to HEB Wettlei t Agency,
0 Wnat 43d st. il .,-rsy illll 4942
L'Tl.ERK, fine, well mannered, competent
colored men; thoroughly train? '. fln>-?t
"ferencf-s anywhere; aalariea from {SO :c
5120 Wettler's Agency, 20 West 43d nt.
Hurray Hill 4 y 12.
UTLRR AND COOK- H??o served title?
families In Amarle? arel In Europa ex
-lient long reference? $200 P M tas
lofmayar's Agency 10 E lid ?t., 3d fleer.
relephone 8347 Murray Hill
1UTLBR- VALET -CHAUFFEUR (colored^,
neat. good ?ppearmr.ee. exceptionally
in patent; splendid recommendatlona; go
nywhere Mason'a Agen y, .S West 13d
RUTLER-USBFUL?Excellent thr?? yratV
r?f?renc?e; city or country $60-$70 8..
Misa Hofmayer'S Agency, i ft E <Sd Et., t?
floor. Telephone S.i,' Murray lllil
BUTLER-COOK ? (Filipinos) ? friend?,
thoroughly experlen ed? destr? ;;<?!"-.r.
togerher; country: fHO, $,J0 Misa Mason'a
Agency. 18 West 43d.
BUTLERS, cooks, hadiHors mon. MrT?nt?
hou8eworkera, s-h ' ?oye ??varal
?P ??-. lid young experienced (Fllllplnoa )
Maaon'a Agency. 18 West 43d.
BUTI.ER-?Useful (Filipino) 1 r.ry n?at,
nice appearance, thoroughly experienced,
highly recommended; city, $78. li*?urj'?
Agency. 18 V. eal
BUTLER -(Working); Bngllnh tr?'ried:
exceptionally good man, three }???> last
place; country; $75. Mmoci Agenc/. .5
West 13d.
BUTLER C&pabl?; Irish; flv? rear? laat
place; go anywhere, Mia? Ph-p.'? Agency,
6 East 41st st. Murray Hill 6774.
BUTLER, very eiprrlmi el, caparde hlgh
est referen os Misa H 11'? Bureau. IT
.. est 4iil? st. Van lerbl t 6340.
COOK- First clans, >?? ing neal ?fflclonl
1 sxcell ? rc "-r- nco?, ,-eun -
try pre er cd; $90, Mrs. Mas m? Ageucj'.
COUPLE I i-.'iT . nieful ; *xe*|
lent cook; entlr? wo t; $126 anywher?,
Sfi .is Agency, (. East 41st st. Murray Hill
.',74.
ICOUPLE French; hutlar, raundre?? or chara
laid ; except?oi - 1 ? ? ? ? ?
.?'r, Ageni y, 0 Eaat 4isl st. Murray
Hill ?1774.
COUPLE (coloretW) First r'-is oook-bot.
|r-r; very neat, efficient pair ?1 -
references; $it-0. Mason'a Agency
West 43d.
COUPLE, colored Butler ralet ?'-fe as
cook, m , tl e? y< ar? ? .t
: iug .,:.?;?.-.;' *
I CI u e .'c.
? . ?rlf?
ears' ep!end!<!
?eferences; count ? ed, t'hiujl..
'
HOUSEMAN - - mmroaJly
I:.--., e: ??? B ; $60 ; .- 8hea.'?
.H- . ? Eal 41 ? M .: : ay Hill ?7T4.
HOUSEMAN or uoeful butler; smart, young
I excel si ferences ?Of ywhore : ?. u ?
Ag 1: :y, 6 East 41 st 11 6774.
JAPA.' ' 1 couple, cook and cham
Agi n . 106 We ? : ? ? 77-.'.
JAPANESE Expei it er com
pelenl Ag -rc.j
106 V.' t 46th
MIDD1 13 A ? " tea
: -.'??: enres :? rake? full
charge 1 s " : ?
ivherc; $7! .. Ier"s
Mlseclianeoaa
FOUNDRYMAN?Age, ->. '"'hrlstlan, roc
' : :< r.l
portatlon, c! lim corr ?. desire? 1m
. lry . position
must be In I v, .-?, :heater or I^n?'
Jersey ? na Bave your sit.:n:'?.
Metropolitan
1 M era P ise ..- . . , Ity.
AN, 30, Arr,- ?:..-: with up to dit*
tiiie K 9S7, rrib
? ::;?. :? etent truirt
mod
eraie 1 H 1 n>
E51PLO? VIEV A( ENCiES
MR? KEMP ' High Ora
intry ; re
Inveal .,- ited
BUSIN1 . . ( IRDS
Diamonds, jevielr-, E'c
DIAMONDS bought and ?old fo*- e?a>a
Ad.lo? free !-er-.: ett, 175 B'way, 2d -.o??
Stove and Bo?er fiepaira
9TOV1 S \ S . Al 18 Repair?
furnished 1 - . ?
>. ,
-
- '? . ' lier a ? : ?
SI [{ROGATES* NOTICES

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