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'Amazing Waste' Is
Charge?! in Senate
To Reserve Board
?tf?l?ion Pa??* Architect for
$17,000.000 Building in
Capital, Overman Says;;
Capper to Anawer Wecks i
am. -'-?
T?* Tribune's Wtuthington B*r*<iu
?gt?HINGTON, Dec. 19 .Bitter crit- I
?? <m <rf tnt> r '*'l('ra? Reserre Board,
wok? on the floor of th?* Senate to-day
_ the t: of the bill requiring!
,i?t *""! experienced and practical i
'jnnpr be put on the board.
' senator Overman, of North Carolina. :
toWtfht up tho report which the Fed-1
\2' sxorvc Board made some time ago |
fTa?. r?v -^ ?
- *r.*-?**?*? r to chargos as to excessive ;
e'ea>es in salaries and wasteful ex-!
.^murares. ?
' ?re charged the board with "wild i
?ast? o*" money*' and "amazing waste.** j
?tid called on tne Senate Banking and (
(?uTT?*r.cy Committea to consider logis- j
titive action to "put a stop to the:
,a..,.;-4 extri janee,"
V. ?ring to items in the report. Sen- j
?wr-V's" pointed to an expendi-|
'?.???e under the board of more than .
yi7.flOO.OiH' for a new Federal Reserve j
**tr.k huil iinfi !
#gert ?3 an i">cpenditare for a bank;
i > r-.ator Overman, "cost- i
...',. more than any public building in
Sjskingi than the Capitol of;
ft? United :-:
Ho ?aid that moro than $1,000,000 had
tomn paid the architect and $300.000 for
furniture.
?In the ~-*st several year? the board
ha3'sp than $36,000.000 for.
building?. " continued Senator Over
nan. "I* has increased salaries great
V since 1920, when everybody else was
tdu?ing "
H? asserted that in New York since
1919 there had been an increase in sal
0, and in the country
??'a whole of $7,733,000. He charged
?hat men ha : been "hired away" from
different banks in New York and their ;
salaries multiplied several times.
"The Federal Reserve Board is mak
;-.? so m e declared, "that
Hit know what to do with it. I
want the Banking and Currency Cont?
ato this matter and see
-.- tion can't be enacted to
?op "
Senator Heflin called the board's con- ;
?act "criminal" and said the President
????rould do well to remove all of them, i
Republicans and Democrat?."
"The banks do not dare complain
has the whip hand,'';
iid - tor Heflin.
Sera- : into the record
a letter from John Skelton Williams,
icrtrieriy Comptroller of the Currency, '
gaalyzing the expenditures of the
ita operations.
..' - ? :??:- offered an amendment
(? prevent the beard constructing any '.
j without sanction of
;
The bill, which is supported by the
oral bloc, vent over until to-!
. ?* is expected to develop re-i
Barks by one or more Senators defend-.
fag the bloc and answering recent criti
bloc by Secretary of War :
Weeks. Senator Capper, of Kansas, is
to be prepared to reply to
iir. Weeks.
-?
Two Courts Bar Clerks
From Roles of Lawyers
OfficeGirls and Boys IVo Longer
Can Get Postponement
of Cases
* es Wh ?taker and Hotel's:.
at .Supreme Cour* made it known yes
tc-iay that they will not permit un
1 law clerks, office boys and
.nhera of attorneys engaged
answer court calendars.
H?reaft r, the two justices, whose
? probably will be adopted by their
- . is, will listen only to men or
women who have been admitted to the
kar ending a practice that has
ken followed for many years.
a case was called in Justice
Botchkiss'a court yesterday a timid
{bung woman answered the call. Be
could make the usual explana?
tion that her employer was engaged on
another case the justice asked:
"Are you a member of the bar?''
The young woman replied that she
M9 :
"I inte id to break up thi3 practice
of sending young boys and girls to
represent lawyers before this court."
? Justice Hotchkiss. "I am entitled
".-' courtesj of being addressed by
member- of the oar who understand
legal phases instead of having boys
and girls appear before me asking
postponements of cases. I refuse to
listen to you. Please deliver this mes?
sage to your employers." The clerk
of the pait in which Justice Whitaker
Is sitting, n calling the calendar yes?
terday, announced that the justice
won!?] r.or. listen to laymen employees
of attornevs who had cases before
him.
$11,123 to Carroll Estate
On $30,000 Morse Claim
Accounting Shows Tammanyite
of Horse Sales Fame Was
Loser m Steamship Venture
The final accounting of the estate of
Joseph D. Carroll, who was an influen?
tial Tammany politician and a mem
t?r of the firm of Fiss, Doerr & Car
ro?!, horse dealers, was filed yester?
day in the Surrogates' Court. It shows
?hat the executors paid more than
5125,000 in accumulations of income
??rom the trust fund to Mr. Carroll's
daughter, Lorena, last June, when she
aecame twenty-one years old. She
Married since the last accounting was
"led.
The report shows that Charles W.
???se paid the executors $11.123 in
s?ttiement of a claim for $30,000. It
w?? represented that the $30,000 was
a ?oan to Morse, but the steamship
operator declared the sum was in
e?te<J in a shipping company that is
<*-t?aim for $35,250 against Charles
?? ?yde, secured by stock of the
Broadway Realty Company, was settled
f? 510,000.
?-"? ? ? .
Fight to Keep Children
PUTNFIELD. N. J., Dec. 19.?Mr.
?ni Mr?. Frederick Sherwood, of Fan
0 - '. J., who have had the custody
? Marion Read Holliday, eight year~
W, and Millicent Pernal Holliday, six
??the last year, will appeal from th
?C??ioT! of the Appellate Division o
??t.^T York Supreme Court, whic
moX ?h<5 chi'"i*-en to their grand
-K?kly SuSan C- Hollida>'* ?
?priori and Millicent are ?he child
?Lk . Mr* and iIrs- Read Holliday
?Stwl? ; ??lariS were b?inf raade at th
&??t b.ome f?* ? Christmas cele
?fi?t rbeiore the news of the Ap
Hs.rlJ' Dmsi?a'a action was received
;??l?n was told to-day of the court1
, te-*? ,***,? ?n???ted that she prctts
Vi inc! Tears Two Jersey
* i
Houses Off Foundations !
__
Three Pcrf-ons Injured When j
Dwell in tr House It? Blown j
Into a Creek
High ?"fid*" early ycsl-rdny tore j
two houses in the New Jersey suburban j
district from their foundations. Large ?
property damage was caused by the gale i
that swept New York City and vicinity
Sunday.
Thre?** persons were injured whet!
the four-room, story-and-a-lwtlf frame '
house of Samuel Edgar, in Edgar Road, '
Linden, a ?suburb of Elizabeth, N. J.,
was blown off its concrete foundation
and carried into Linden Creek. Edgar,
hii wife, Elisabeth, and their two-year
old son won* thrown out of bed an?!
showered with plaster.
Edgar's cries for help were hoard bv
a policeman and the three storm vic?
tims were removed to the Elizabeth
General Hospital. Edgar suffered a !
fracture of the right thigh, his wife B !
iracturo of the right forearm and the j
child many bruises.
The other house destroyed by the ;
wind was at 131 Bloomfield Avenue,
Nutley, a suburb of Newark. The loss
was estimated at $4,000.
'.. ? -
5-5-3 Code for Colors
To Solve Printer's Woes
?-?
Numbers to Replace Guess- ;
work in Ordering Hues by
Mail. Association Is Told
Three speakers who addressed the
dinner gathering of the New York Em?
ploying Printer ' Association at the
Astor last night grappled with the j
problem of how to order a colon scheme
by mail with any expectation of recog?
nizing the result when delivered. They i
declared that the present nomenclature;
of violet, orange and robin's egg indi- (
cates that the science of color is in the
stage which music passed through in
the days when a tune was described j
a? a warble, a cat-call, a hoot and a
bray, but they spoke confident^* of the;
time when some such cryptograms as
5-3-3 will indicate ultramarine and 7
6-4 burnt umber,
'"Ask a printer to-day for a Bismarck
brown and see what you -ret."'they chal?
lenged. "But a<-k a pianist, for middle
C and he will give you a note with 256
vibrations a second, without hesitation.
Vet a numerical nomenclature can be
developed just as easily for color as ;
for sound.
"Color ha?; three dimensions ? hue.;
value and chrome. There are ten hues ?
?red, yellow, green, blue and purple, !
with their intermediates. Value indi-?
cates whether a color is light or dark.;
chrome whether it is intense or weak.;
Both of these can likewise be arbi-1
trarily divided into ten parts, with each
section represented by a number. And
so 5-5-3 would show hue 5, value 5,
chrome 3, ana a printer would have no
difficulty in reproducing that color in-?
stantly."
The speakers were Arthur S. Allen.
T. M. Cleland and C. W. Dearden.
Mother Seeks Vanished Son
Believes Youth Disappeared
Because of Lack of Business
Mrs. Bessie Levin, of 783 Southern
Boulevard, the Bronx, has asked the
police to find her nineteen-year-old son,
Herman, .but; she said? yesterday that
the assistance of the police would not
be necessar;,- if Herman knew the effect
that his unexplained absence had on
her. She has been under the care of
a physician ever since the young man
vanished a week ago.
He vas a devoted son, she said, and
the only wa\- she can account for his
larance is that he was beside
:' with anxiety r.nd self-reproach
becau-e he had rot attained the suc
e had hope?:! for as a security
salesman. His mother believes that
he may have decided to strike cjt for
elf in ?p.n entirely new line and
? nothing to his family of his
intention until he had proved the wis?
dom of his decision. If this is so, she
wishes he would pocket his pride and
come home to her.
Quirk Returns on Vacant
Bronx Properly Recently
Hail J. How & Co. resold for Wil?
liam Cumming to the Picken Build?
ing Company the plot of seven lots
at the northwest corner of Gerard Ave?
nue and 167tn Street, fronting 139.6
feet on the avenue and 125 feet on the
street, purchased earlier in the month
by Mr. Cumming through the same
brokers from the Estate Equity Cor?
poration, representing two estate?
which had owned the lots for half a
century.
Joseph Lubow sold to Bessie Glaser
a one-story building at 1009 to 102.-5
Vyestchester Avenue, 100.l0x96.8x ir?
regular.
Julia Ring sold to Thomas Turen
the vacant plot, 25x105, on the west
side of Morris Avenue, 144 feet north
of 16 4th Street.
James P. Hynes sold to Joseph Ven
tiniglia the property, 75.2x61x irreg?
ular, at the southwest corner of 169th
Street and Nelson Avenue.
Rent Downtown Offices
Carstein & Linnekin, Ir.c. leased
offices at 27 William Street to Carroll
G. Taylor; at 3 Park Row to Ralph
Cabanillas, Antonio Agudo & Co; ?space
in the Park Row Building, 15 Park
Row, to Daniel J. Levowitz, Firestone
Advertising Service, Charles Horowitz
and George J. Gold, Dineen & Dineen,
Levi W. D 'is, Solomon L. Pakas, H.
R. Spencer & Co., and with J. A. Har
man & Co. space to Smiles Distributing
Corporation.
Lease Suite? on Park Are.
Worthington Whitehouse, Inc., rented
furnished for Mrs. David McClure her
large apartment at 830 Park Avenue to
Charles H. Mellon, of Convent, N. J.
Culver and Company leased for Mrs.
A. Magee Boissevain at 993 Park Ave?
nue, a furnished apartment to Mrs.
Howard Themas.
Edjsrecombe Ave. Plot Sold
**>
Ennis & Sinnott purchased from the
Denwood Realty Company, Benjamin
Benenson, president, the plot, 50x100,
on the west side of Edgecombe Ave?
nue, 25 feet south of 159th Street.
Frank P. Hougbtou, Inc., was the
broker.
Acquires Cottage at Larchmont
The Stillwell Realty Company sold
for George W. Mahlstedt a cottage at
Larchmont to James Farrington, and
i rented the Roswell Flower Vail home?
stead at Heathcote Hill, Mamaroneck,
to John Fitzpatrick.
| Lots in Richmond Hill Sold
The Clinton Trading Corporation
sold to Eliabeth Fitton fifteen lots in
i South Richmond Hill. Tryon & Tryon
j were the brokers.
Child? Join? Realty Board
Eversley Childs jr., of Child*- &
Humphries, has been elected a mem?
ber of the Real Estate Board of New
York.
Real Estate News
Five Dwellings
Purchased for
New Flat Site
Washington Heights and
Bronx Builder Plans 9
Story Apartment for Phil
in West Seventy-first St.
The Ml West Seventy-first Street
Company, Inc., Jacob S, Kahn, presi?
dent, through Slawson & Hobba, pur?
chased the five three-story houses at
139. 141, 143, 145 and 147 West Seventy
first Street, for the site of a nine-story
apartment.
The site measures 100x102.2, and the
improvement will be starte?! at once.
The apartment will contain suites of
three and'four rooms. Mr, Kahn has
been building for a number of years on
Washington Heights and the univorsit*
: i ? lion of the Bronx. His latest opera?
tion was at the corner of Ford ?am
Road and University Avenue. The Sev?
enty-first Street houses were purchased
from various owners.
INo Let Up in Demand
For Flats in the Bronx
Buying of Apartments Active
in Northerly Borough;
Sales of Dwellings
Jacob Freeman has purchased the two
five-story apartment houses at. 1416
and 1420 Stebbins Avenue, each 50x96.
Dr. Kempner & Son. Inc., sold for the,
Chelsea Leasing Company to Milton
Maver a five-story flat with stores at
64 La Salle Street. 25x100.
John Stubbe sold to Ida Ls<-tfocol
and Harris Mindlin, respectively, two
five-story flats at 1162 and 1166 Hoe
Avenue, 37.6x100 each.
Rosie Bernstein sold to Joseph
Brownstein a five-story flat at 825 East
167th Street, 40x125.
The Cedar Construction Company
sold to Lina Moskowitz the five-story
apartment, 57.6xl05.6x irregular, at the
southwest corner of 170th Street and'
Bristow Street.
Christian Mailer sold to Mayer Con
cool a four-story flat at 606 East 135th
Street, 25x100.
Ralph D3 Girolamo sold to Antonio
Tonti a two-story dwelling al 1971 Ar
thur Avenue, 25.4x90.
The Methodist Episcopal Hospital
sold to Mary E. Day a three-story
house at 2359 Arthur Avenue, 50x125,
Alexander Weir sold to Cecelia A. M.
Benedix two three-story dwellings at
371 and 373 East 156th Street. 51x100.
Charles Rosenberg sold to Harry
Seplow a two-story dwelling at 1012
ins Avenue, 25x80.
Edward Rafer sold to Frank Donato
a two-story dwelling at 2155 Belmont
Avenue, 24x83.
Max Corn sold to Samuel Goldstein
a two-story dwelling at 1395 Franklin
Avenue, 20.6x94.2.
Anna Malone sold to Ottilie Weber a
two-story dwelling at 1179 Tinton Ave?
nue, 10.8x134.11.
-?-#-?_.? ,-.i.. . ,
U. S. Shipping Board
Homes Bring 84,593,445
Brooklyn Man Buys Hotel Vic
too. Dwellings and Com?
munity Building
The- Vnited States Shipping Emer?
gency Fleet Corporation received a
total of 54.595.4-15 for its 1,898 dwell?
ings and bu = !ness buildings at Camden,
N. J.. and Bristol, Pa., disposed of at
auction. Joseph P. Day, the auctioneer,
brought the sale to a successful close
on Saturday evening at Bristol. In
point of numbers it was the largest
sales of homes ever made in this coun?
try.
A big crowd was in attendance on
Saturday and bidding was spirited. The
dwelling houses at Bristol sold ?'or
from $1,700 to S3,700. Thomas Morch,
of Brooklyn, a broke r and operator,
bought tho Hotel Victory for $45.550.
Mr. Morch also purchased thirteen
dwellings, a large garage and three
community buildings,
James Fisher, another Brooklynite,
was a conspicuous buyer. He paid $8,- ,
100 for an office building on Farragut!
Avenue. He also bought at the Cnmden
, offerings. Dr. W. B. Martindell, of
Bristol and Trenton, bought a store
apartment building on Farragut Ave?
nue *'or $25.000.
William Towers, manager of ".he
transportation and housing division of
the Emergency Fleet Corporation, at
the conclusion of the sale congratulated
Mr. Day for his successful way of con?
ducting the sale and said that in his
opinion "no other auctioneer could have
obtained the same results.'' He
praised the wonderful stamina of the
auctioneer.
j Investor Purchases Flat
In St. Nicholas Avenue
! Gives All Cash for Apartment;
Other Sales on East and
West Side*
Slawson & Hobbs sold the stone ]
[apartment at 1466-68 St. Nicholas Ave- j
! nue, 50x100, for all cash.
Theodore Burke sold to Davis Rab- |
! inowitz a five-story Pat at 61 Audubon |
! Avenue, 25x95, north of 168th Street.
I Charles Garficl bought a five-story j
! flat with stores at 1895 Third Avenue,!
; 25.3x74.
Fitzherbert A. Lowe, purchased a five- i
? story tenement with stores at 16 West
j 133d Street, 25x99.11.
The Brown, Wheelock Company and :
! G. Tuoti & Co. sold for the Children's
Aid Society to M. Garone a six-story
! modern tenement, 37.6x100, at 63 !
j Thompson Street.
! Flat Planned for Astoria
Will Have 300 Rooms
Anthony J. Oliva, of Astoria, who has
I just completed a large apartment on
| Academy Street, Astoria, and has under
: construction two more large units at
the northeast corner of Jamaica and
j Fifth avenues, Astoria, has purchased
? from Frederick Emken the block front
j on the south side of Jamaica Avenue,
: from Fourth to Fifth avenues, con
: taining over 25,000 square feet. The
I plot will be improved with an apart
| ment to contain over 300 rooms and
! accommodate over 100 families. Minor
L. Plait was the broker.
The same brokers sold a plot of 7,500
! square feet on Second Avenue, at the
; Hoyt Avenue express station, Astoria,
| which will he improved with stores and
apartments.
Another Large Apartment
To Go Lp on Morris Ave.
Lawrence, Blake & Jewell have
j placed for A. W. King a building and
; permanent loan of $110,000 at 6 per
j cent for ten years on the west side
; of Morris Avenue, 523 feet north of
; Burnside Avenu*, for the erection ef
i a five-story apartment which will con?
tain 1 H'2 rooms. The same brokers
| recently placed for Mr. King a building
i and permanent loan of $80.000 on the
j property adjoining the south, for the
?erection of a five-story apartment
?which is now nearing completion,
? '?*?'-'
Invests in Yonkers House
j E. Sharum sold to Mary L. Chris?
topher, 140 Vineyard Avenue, Youkers.
a two-family house, 20x100.
Brid?n Building Sold j
By Albany Bank
Buyer Gets ?140,000 Loan on
Structure in West Fiftieth
Si reel
Tho Albany Savinga Bank Bold the
Beldon Building, a six-story structure
with stores, 75x103.3, at 31 35 We I
fifteenth Streei to Max Schaffer, who
obtained from i ho seller a mortgage
loan of $1 lo.hod on the property.
The Wc i Beach Ron] y C irporation
sold to Minnie W. Adams the leven
story store building, 25 fij 60, nl - I
' SI n et, -V? ? ; of Gold St reet.
Tin? three and onc-half-story building
with stores, 20 3x34.2, ai 195 Chambers
Streei has been purchnaed by fsaac and
Leonora R. Locwenth from lt. C. and
C. C. Pell.
Commissioner Harris?*
Sued for Broadway Rent
Owner of Columbus Circle
ii??<*k Claims Trafiie (ihief
Owes 1-Hsi Month's Rent
1 >i ;?::';,- Police Coi - ? John A.
Harri ?a having fa led, accor.- to the
Columbus Circle Arcade Company,
owner of the bio? k bounded by Fifty
seventh and Piftj -ei rhth Btreets, Broad?
way and Eighth Avenue, to pay $47,
500 rent due ''or that site for the quar?
ter beginning November 1, the com?
pany has begun suit for thai amount
against the Fidf Ity Deposit Company
of Maryland, as guarantor.
lh?-' plaintif? sets !'? rth thai :ts prop
ertj was leased for twenty-one years
at $190,000 a year, Harrias, '
agreeing to erect fch< *eon an office
building at a cost of not less than
$1,000,000. The lease was entered upon
on February 26, 1920, it being provided
that rent should be paid on February,
.May, August and November of each
London Concern to Pay
High RentaS for S?ort*
Lease of Shop at Fifth Avenue
and 33d Street Aggregates
Mori' Than $1,000,000
Alfred Dunhill, Inc., of Loi loi .
leased through Alfred C. Mark- the
corner store and basement, 24x100, in
the Zitier Building, at tho southwest
corner of Forty-third Street and Fifth
Avenue. Th?' building ia owned by th
Park Avenue Operating Company, Inc.,
J. Curry Watson pr?sident. The lease
is for a term of approximately twenty
year?, at an aggregate rental of mor?-'
ihan $1,000,000. Jamea C.
at of the Sch ilte Realty Com?
pany, represented the Dunhill com?
pany.
The Dunhill company will open : .?
store about April I. and will handl?
exclusivelj Dunhill merchandise, which
? ? golf balls, etc.
M. & L. ?1 e~s. Inc., leased space at
I Cast Seventeenth St reet to Leon
Kellhetter, toys; the entire foui
floor at 45 East rwentieth Str ?et
Samuel Sampson, Inc.; the sixth floor
at 115 a:;': 117 East Twenty-third Street
to A. N. Kh?"?url A: !!;>., and the
eleventh floor at. L34 to 140 West Twen
to Maynard Miller &
Co., Inc.
Tho ' ?arli !?. Noyes
leased for the Wi ner Manufacture g
Com in 230 een ? ich Stn et tu A.
H. Bullard; the : lird flo r a* 320 and
322 Pearl S re? I I ' rengo & C
and in the Price-Waterhouse Building
space t i Everett P. Van Cott and to
Sistena McComb, Inc.
Buying of Dwelling Houses
On the Upper West Side
: . P? :-t>>:' Com
pany, - '. e Merritt Realty Com
H. F ??-??? ;'? -,
. Inc., the : -?
ng 270 .'? est L32d 51 et,
o in turn res
?n B. Thompson to I I
' Sma iohi Fl. P;> n
Meh in Realty < ompa n old the
S ' ?-??? :, 1 ';?-. L00, for ?)> i i. Mr
En ?. C
226 W( st 1301 Street, a three-s1
o Betti
Grace Edwards Edward J.
Dowlinj : elling at 230
We: t 1301 x 19 It.
Antoi Ida Nal . . -chased
???'?? dwelling at 1 IT We t
Eight} eighth Street, !?'xi':?- i.
-?
Buy? a* Jackson Height?
G( >''-? I;. Cris we] ! superint ende tit
? ? t'. E. Sheppard Company, of
Long I.'and i ity, purchased a garden
apartment at 69 I t" i Street,
' i - ! I
in tho Auction Market
?"
. : ?? r. '?? 317 ;. ..
Iwlf
?lias n gt 1
$621.3 ? - ? eti '1.473
lo a i , ? f.110,1 to Frank
'
REAL ESTATE?SALE OR IIKN'T
Manhattan
. ? >a rate
- : : 000 : cash :
j , i -. . - .. lompai
200 VV, :??: t
il? r s t<-heater
?3IX IN " ?IS " i-...'. IMPTS . * M -
atea to statli '
Eight
- i - ? ! i ?til i ? Ion; reasonable
? -: ? Irigg s a. Tel Fordharn I486.
New York Stat?
FOR SALE U Livingston Manor, *.'. T.
wa er power grts t i ? - groe ?'y
store al tacherl : larg ha y Hhe ;
liigM and large warehouse. Cyrus Gray.
New Jersey
AN EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITT
Several nei louse ilnutea ftiti
Hudson Termina I, : ;->- a u(
Bectlon, ?5 aail 7 r cms, every Improve
Ion, on large plots
for sale, or rent to, tho right peopl? with
iption t -, purohasiy We also h.ive a few
choice plots for a*:?? anJ will build year
home from vour own plans, liberal tenas.
FRANK MILLER. 13 Park Row. Barclay
86S5.
Florid?
FLORIDA?-Intest In Lskcland Hlirhlaiiiia Grtwe?.
\V. F. HALLAN' <t CO.
? 73? B'?t??7. N*. T. TA. Stuy 0939 fXear Wanamalcer
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
DESIRABLE 2-roona suite of offices In 30
Church St. for lease until June 1 or Innsrer;
I furnished or unfurnisheil. Phone Webster
46? )
APARTMENTS TO LET?FIBXISHED
Manhattan
73D ST., 12? WEST (Hotel Nobelton) ?
Tv'ftwly ..lecorated and furnished one. two,
three outside rooms, bath; elevat-?-!. sur?
face cars, subway: room. batn. JfiO monthv
|y and up: full hotel service, restaurant.
; 5>1~T ST. (Columbus av i (Hotel I
?Newly decorated, furnished, 1?2?::
' subway; $60 root... bat!; ; full hotel service;
restaurant.
93D ST.. AT MADISON AV. (Hotel Ashton"
__New ''-'1 anJ furnished one,
two, three outside rooms at-..I bath; buses
surface cars, subway; $30 weekly up, full
hotel service; restaurant.
Brooklyn i
ROOMS an<l kitchenette, podero lmpr?-?v?
ment?; no oMecti?>n
kin ave., B klyn. A?k
ment?; no objection ?o ?jjfiidren 538 Flt
for TMtrs. FI ??
APARTMENTS TO LET?CNFt'R-NIsnED
Manhattan
MADISON* AV.. 691. corner 62?1 ?*? ? At?
tractive small apartments. Telephon?,
lit?is and maid ut^,ot, $1? per monv>?.
TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
to i,r.T kor business rt uro.HKs
I'O ?.KT FOR BUSINESS IM lirOSES
ALB EM ARLE BUILDING
|?i
(Facing Madison. Square)
Broadway at Twenty-fourth Street
?'-?K-lf??*
Entire 10th Floor
And Other Space
TO RENT
17,685 Sq. Feet
Excellent Light
No
Manufacturing
Immediate Possession
^^WWmmKWm 12 East 44 St.
^^-^^^-^?^ Murray Hal 1100
M'**-**?*??-?*-"*'
~-7***'
Hess Bldg.
354 Fourth Ave.. Cor. 26th St.
NO MAM FACTUKINO
\-'-~
Units 800 to
4,000 sq. ft. on
Upper Floors.
>t*jy*r-sant
i:oo
] For Leas-,
On Long Term
r:i tho 6 0 east
r 7 ?' _ '"
... ... 0x100; i
- * b ?
THOMAS J. O'REILLY
Downtown Offlco SI Chambers St.
STORE &. BASE
131-3 W. ?9th -ST.
Size 46 x 90
100% sprinkler: extremely low In?
surance. Immediate possession or
I ebruary l-t.
..
GRIFFON CUTLERY WORKS,
151 Wesl 19th St.
REAL ESTATE WANTEO
WANTED
Between I4ih and 59th Sts.
10 (o 1J Story
Loft Building
About 101
with possession ol 4 or i lower flours
May 1st, i 922
Will buy or iiki- !r,ng lease
? ?BtoUm ?SHjeclotfes Companp,
) 14 Wall St. New York City
MANHATTAN REA1 !.*>TArE
5-Story Am.?
Base. Dweilinsr
ir '.. .?? :
?
is, baths; mi :
THOMAS J. O'REILLY
. (limn Office, Broadway ar 100th St.
REAL ESTAT? liROKEKS
Established IS?.l
Htarace S. Ely & Co
I REAL ESTATE
??isiiop "iuilsun-r, *n William Street.
New York
BUSINESS
M .f. L
Er er
PROPERTY
BUSINESS A PAM9 PROPERTY!
'** *** P.* rr-t **w Graroercv 3*54
& CO.
DANCING INSTRUCTION
LOVELL'S
637 MADISON AVE.
Cor.59tli-St.4gPHON|A
| , -S3 |i)?
W? guarantee to tflach you to
-an**- ill ths latest mod rn
'a.-.ces quickly -inrt oorructly.
10 LESSONS $8
PRIVATE LESSONS
. CHOI T APPOINTTitETiT
LO v. M. TO II P, M.
SUMMONS
SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.
' ' - ? INC.,
: against LUDWIG POTTASCH. De
"? ?
named def?
ver th?
to gei
o? your a - If tho compta I j not
served witl h to e a notice
?'? pla ..: ?ft' s a! tornej
p. thin
?
- or answer.
igains** * ou ? : le
r the I In the cota*
; sued New '? ?*?-'- O ober I5i.ii. 1321.
r MOERS,
Attorne* tor Plaintiff,
- .. ?? .' Address.
No. 7 Rector Street
M ? )??.'**,.
?? Of N .?"?' York.
To Ludwig Pottasch *.
ig summons Is served upon you
by publicatl n pursuar to an order of Hon
? leorga v. Mu i of the Su
Novem
? ? I 21, .-- Bled with the complaint in
?of Ksw
York at the New i"ork <.'r.unt> Court [?oust*
i n i. h s C
DateJ, New l'ork, November l-t; h, ly21.
I
Attorney 7- Plaintiff,
No. 2 Re* tor Si reet,
-
LEGAL NOTICES
THE TRADINO COMPANY, INC.?New
York Registered Trademark?Lss Mai
< ..? Do raes.
LNKIRNISIHEI) APARTMENTS TO LET
Bron\
F O R D H A M
HEIGHTS
The most picturesque section
of Fordharn. Overlooking the
beautiful Concourse, St. James
and Poe Parks.
193d St.
Crest?n Ave.
High Cla? Elevator Apartments
OPEN FOR INSPECTION
3-4-5 Rooms
At Extremehp*llow Rentals
LARGE! LKfrlT AND AIRY
Every ?Jjiftceivsbie Improvement
blocks to Fordham and
:. ngsbrldge Road express sta
? m, Lexington Ave. subway.
and !)th Ave. "L." 3
lutes' walk from Fordham
Ltlon, New York Cen'ra!.
Agent on Premises
LONG ISLAND HEAL ESTATE
OU Gmrdet* Citw
CEO. L. HUB BELL, neat e*m?
I H*m?. Avlstl?. Field. *.???*??. WiKkMin
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE
i REALTY ASSOCIATES
"Builder* of 800 Easy HousekveDlns Hume?"
1 162 Rennen St., BROOKLYN
SUMMONS
??PREME COURT. COUNTY j
NEW TORK.?ITALIAN SAVINGS
BANK OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.,
f .-..;.hi JOSEPH G. COHEN and I
BERNARD -7. McCANN, as Executors o?
the Last Will an.i Testament of. Andrew]
F Kennedv, Deceased; COURTNEY BAB
and ".MARY" BARCOCK, his wife, ;
a ? "Mary" being fictitious, he;- cor
reet firs' name being unknown to plain?
tiff, the plaintiff intending to designate
ihcreoy the wife, if ar.v. of the defendant
Courtnev Babcock: Katherine NOBLE;
HARRIET STINEMAN; WILLIAM B
, ;: ?NFDY and ".MARY" KENNEDY his
' . - ? : ime "Mary' being; fict.tlous.
con -? : first name b"lnt?; unkno ???
ntlfl the plaintiff Intending to desig
?..?? thereby the wife, If any. of Lhe de
'??? lan William B Kennedy: HUGH
KENNED i vlng i nd "JANE ' K EN
N'BD?, his wife, i? .?me ?\!.m^' be;r.g
. ?? her correct first name tieing un
?? to p.'alntlff, the plaintiff intending :
?nignate thereby the wife I? any. of
the defendant Hugh Kennedy; "JANE"
Jan?" being flctl
? ? c? rrect first name being unknown
., ntlff, the plaintiff intending to des
gna thereby the widow, if any, of ?a.-i
Hush Kennedy, if h? be deceased; THE
EES and HEIRS-AT-LAW of said,
Hugh Kennedy, if he be deceased, who are |
mknown to plaintiff; THE PEOPLE OF :
I HE STA1 E OF NEW YortK, Defendants.
SUMMONS.
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT*":
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to an- '
wer the c unplalnt In thli action, and to i
?? ? op. of your answer, or, if the
not served with this sum- ;
:: m;-. to serve a notice of appearance on ?
'lainl ft's Attorneys within twenty
after tiio service of this summons,
exclusive of tne day of service In case i
.. ? ? lure ? i appear, or answer. Judg- j
ill be taken against you by de- [
. ulf tor tho nftlet demandad in rho con:- .
plaint
Dat? 1, New York October 10, 1921.
W A Y L A N D ,fe B ERN AR D.
eys for Plaintiff, Office and Post
Address, :?5 Broadway, Bor- '?
ittan, New York City,
fn HUGH KENNED?, t? living, and
? IANE" KENNEDY, his wife, tho rar,?,*
being fictitious, her corre:, first
?nknown to plaintiff, the plain
nding to designate thereby the '
wife .i any, of the defendant Hugh Ken
ne?lj "JANE" KENNEDY, the name
Jan being fictitious, ner correct first
name being unknown to plaint.fr. :
?ft tending ;?? des?nate, thereby the
widow, If any, of said Hugh Kennedy, if
lie be deceased; THE DEVISEE? and
HEIRS AT ! ? '?'? of said Hugh Kennedy,
if he ho deceased, who aie unknown tg
plaintiff.
Th? foregoing summons is served upon
you by publication, pursuant to an ord*.
of Hon. George V. Mullan, Justice of the
? Co.urf of the State of New York,
dated November 16, 1921, .??,! filed with
the complaint in the office o? the Clerk
. th? County of New York at
.-? if Manhattan, City of New York,
? -? ig been original'?/ filed
? sa ..i ? ?lerk i ?ctober 11, 192 '.
The object of the action is to to ?close
? irtg?g . dated .March 28, 1911,
id by Andrew F. Kennedy, now ?e.
1.1 Th-> Park Mortgage Company
City o? New York, a dornest!
Ion, ... r-. the payment of $20,0?'i>
-. . i interesl rhe property .
? Bori ug of Manhattan, i Ity of New
York, County of New York, and is at"the
southeasterly '-orner < Sherman Avenue
and Ellwood .Street, about 100 feet 3
Inches In front on She-i-ian Av?nue. and
I i rear and "4,"> fe?t In front on
voud Street and 250 feet in rear,
i d, Now York, November .";. il,:*?
WAYLAND A BERNARD,
neys for Plaintiff, I '?5 Broadway.
Borough of Manhattan. New York City.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE
.STATE OF NEW YORK. OFFICE OF THE
.. rv of .S?a'-. ? ; .
RTIFICATE. Issued In duplicate,
i hereby certifies that the Concord Chemical
' Company, inc., a domestic stock corporation.
id m Hum office on this? "th day of
December, 1S31, papers for the voluntary
ition of such corporation -.rider section
the General Corporation Law, and
appears therefruni that such corpora -
? compiled with -aid section in order
. ed.
WITNESS fu:- hand and tho seal of office
..f the Secretary of State, at tho
City of Albany, ihis ?th day of D?<
, mber, one thousand nine hundred
twenty-one.
(Signed) C W. TAFT.
Second Deput: Secretary of State.
DISSOLUTION OF PART
"HIP.?Please take notice that tl s
-h'.v made and .-nl.er.--d Into
?-.- r. 1919 between the undersigned, hau
all real.ts terminated on this 9th
1921, and that the un?
dersigned, Spl. R. Kahn and Joseph B
Cantor, assume each, every and a!i of the
luM::!?i of the said copartnership and
??'.1 continue mom under the trad* nam?
: of Kahu firess Co., at "?4-3?5 West 32nd
street. New York City. S R. KAHN J. B.
! CANTOR, MOSBS BERNSTEIN.
AUCTION SALES
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that, t, ?j
will sell at public ?ale on iv-.em
ber -"Th. 1921, at 10 A. 31., at 338 Avetra?
. ?. Manhattan Borough, New Yor'< riry '.,?
count of BARNETT KAPLAN and
MOHN HENRY HESSMAN, on? United M??
? ?r Truck, Serial No. 35,198, Motor No.
lV-'U-E.
CLYDESDALE TRUCK SALES CORP.,
?jj 339 Avenue B, New York CTtj".
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS
LOST? Temporary certificat*. No. T. M.
IS,279, for ?1.000 7 <_ per rent E. I. du
Pont fie Nemours ft Co.. Inc., ten-year ?fold
bond. Kinder will be rewarded. Notify
P. G. Four man. 29 Broadway, New York.
LOST?Monday, Gold Filigree Bar Pin with
pearl pendants; between Riverside Drive.'
12id St. and HKth St. Subway station to*
Christopher St. .toward. Apt. 22. 620 W. ,
LOST- Two ?--...'l '-ats for "The Bat** at;
the Mo rosco Theater. Liberal reward :
for their return. I must see It.
Lost bankbook*
LOST -Bankbook ?o. 718124 of the Union
Dime Savings Bank Is minelng. Any per
B0*n having a claim to It la hereby called
upon to present ihe same within ten days
or submit to having said passbook cancelled
and a new one Issued.
LOST?Bankbook No. g3?2a9 of the Ohio
Dime Saving? Hank Is missing. Any per?
l?n having a *lalm lo it Is hereby railed
upon to present the same within t?n day*
or submit 1.0 having Raid passbook COn
celled and a new one Issued.
LOST- Bankbook No. 15S740. Union Square
Savings Bank. 20 Union Square, New York.
Payment stopped. Finder please return I
bank.
LUST?Bankbook No. 152264. North River
Savings Bank. 31 W. 34th Street. Pay- :
ment ?topped Finder please return to bank.
LOST?Bankbook No, 5674132 The Greenwich
Savings Bank. 248 Sixth .Ave.. M. Y. City.
Paym<*nt stoppe,;. Please return to bank.
LOST?Bank Book No. 171863. The New
fork Savings Bank; payment stopped.
Finder please return to Bank.
PERSONAL ~,
MARY--Meet me at the Morosco Theater
to-night. You must see -The Bat" and
vou will forgive me.?JOHN.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
East Side
50TH ST., LEXINGTON AVE. ("Hotel Rut
ledge)? Women exclusively; newly deco
rated; room, b,tth. $1? weekly up; also
room use bath, ill weekly up; restaurant
i-onvenleni?" ; big reduction for 2 persons.
:*"1> ST., AT MADISON AVE. (Hotel Ash
ton)?N'.wly decorated room; use of
bath; tl'i week up; room, bath, $12.50
weekly up; buses, surface cars, subway;
full hotel service; restaurant.
West Side
SlSTST.,COLTJMBUS AVE. (Colonial Hotel)
? Newly decorated furnished rooms; use
of bath; 812 weekly up; elevate.1, surface
cars, subway; full hotel service ; restaurant.
265 WEST END AVE.?-Suite, single rooms
and studios, with or without bath* ret
BOARDERS WANTED
30TH ST., AT LEXINGTON AVE. (Hotel
Rutledge) ? For ladies; or.e room and
meals from $1S up; elevator, telephone,
etc.; full hotel service; newly decorated.
SUN PARLOR, also small room, with
board: gentlemen preferred; references.
Circle o229.
HELP WANTED MALE
SALESMEN
? can offer a permanent
position in New York City
where a liberal commission,
with drawing account, offers
unlimited possibilities with
immediate income. Applicant
must hava successful sales
record.
Call before 1 o'clock.
R. H. Denny
Room 506, US West 44th St.
Automobile Instruction
AUTO INSTRI CTION.
4 and S weeks' courses for
Owners, * 'hai!ff-".ir?. Mechanics, ?ale&met:.
WEST SIDE V M C. A.
?06 West 57th St., New York.
HELP WANTED
Instruction
HUNDREDS OF BUSINESS C iNCERNS
depend on the Drake Business Schools to
recommend surely efficient bookkeepers,
stenographers and other business workers.
They know that Drake students are we'!
taught. Send for our catalog if you're con?
templating a business career. Phone Beek
man 2727, or Prospect 74S6. Schools ir. both
: ? '; .rk and Brooklyn.
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Chambermaids
CHAMBERMAID, Waitress, Cook; youn?
Irish srlrls, together or separate-, all ex
pe.'!??^e.i and highly recommended. K..
Miss Hofmayer's Agency, 10 E. 43d st., 3d
floor, Telephone S<>47 Murray Hill.
I'lUMBERMAID-WAlTRESS. young neat,
nice appearing gin, experienced; sxce!
l*?nt references; city; $60. Mrs. Masons
*._??-?? ; s w est 43d st.
CHAMBERMAID-ASSISTANT WAITRESS.
Young English woman; good, faithful
servant. E.. Miss Hofmayer's Agency, io ,
E 43d St., 3d floor.
Cooks
COOK and BUTLER?Two very neat, capa
ble, conscientious Filipinos; excelle;, t
references; city, country. Mason's Agent*.,
; 3 West 43d st.
COOK?(Dan!?hi Young, reliable, willing:
city, country; very highly recommended.
Miss Hall's Bureau, 17 West 44th St. V.n
derl lit $340.
COOK; young Swede; with or without
ki chon maid, excellent references. I-,
Miss Hofmayer*? Agency, 10 E. 48d st., 3d
floor.
COOK?Protestant ; $70; four years 'ae*
place; anywhere; most desirable. Miss
Sheas Agency, S E. 4!et. Murray Hill 677?.
COOK, young; reliab'.e, expert .:00k; very
highly recommended. Miss Hail's Bu?
reau 1? West 44th at. Vanderbilt S340.
COOKS, chambermaids, waitresses (Finn?
ish); references, l.ehti Agency, ?S Kan
126th st. Harlem 5615.
COOK, Scotch, young; capable, highly rec?
ommended. Miss Hall's Bureau, 17
West 44th st.
COOK?Good manager: country preferred;
exceptional. Miss Fitzgerald's Bureau,
366 5th Ave.
Day Workers
DAY WORKERS?Accommodation cook or
waitress for dinners or luncheons. A..
Miss Hofmayer's Agency. 10 E. 43d st. _d
floor. Telephone 8947 Murray mil.
DAY'S WORKER, excellent cleaner; neat,
reliable, responsible woman; highly rec
orn mended; $4,10. Mason's Agency, is
West 4'. i st. lx>ngacre 0168.
General Houseworkers, Etc.
HOUSEWORKER?Good cook, waitress;
young; $00; anywhere- good references.
Miss Shea's Agency. ? BB. 41st st. Murray
j HOI ?EWORKER, Swedish; newly landed:
neat, witling; recommended. Sampson's
Agency, T ** 4 Lexington
H< CSEWORKERS, laundresses; ia'eij .*.
?? 1 girls. Lehtl Agency 7i Bast lZEth
Harlem 5515.
HOUSEWORKER, young; good cook.; excel?
lent references. Miss Fitzgerald's Bureau.
: nut) 5th A ve.
V.'.?MAN dee!res situation, housekeeper, host
chaperon, companion; excellent*musi?
cian : anywhere ; references exchanged. M. S.,
L3II Broadway.
Governesses, Etc.
j GOVERNESS?Nursery, physical care n
gulst; young, good, capable, exceptional
references, shea's Agency, 6 E. 4*s* ?t
Murray Hill ?774.
' NURSERY GOVERNESS; young English
woman; excellent trained nurse. T., Miss
Hofmayer's Agency. 10 E. 43d st-, Sd floor
Telephone S947 Murray Hill.
Laundresses, Etc.
LAO* DRESS? First class, wants three
days a week ; splendid references. Miss
Shea's Agency. 6 E. 41st. Murray Hill 577 4.
Nurse*-, Etc.
INFANT*** NURSE English Protestant
thoroughly competent, conscientious; ex
c S lient references: $70. Mrs. Mason's
Agency. 11 West 43d ?t. Loogacre ?16?.
NURSE?Young. Scotch; hospital trained
i exceptional. Ml?? Fit_g?ra?drs Bureau Ml
15th Ave.
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Nu raes. Etc.
CHILD'S Nl'ftfP. young. assist chimb?*
w.-rk. sew,ng. city, country; high'y re;
omm-nd?il. Miss Hall's Bur?!*'". 1? Wir?
44th st. Vanderbllt M'.40.
NPRSE?Young; thoroughly capable; cann
* try'preferred. Mi*s Fltsgerald's Bureau,
3??" '"-th Av??. _
"fURSE Y'ounr; two children; ,sxcej?tlon&'
referenoes. Miss Kitzgeraid's Bureau, S?<
5th Ave.
?Aa?tresse?
WAITRESS PARLORMAID, ?"anadian, tail,
neat. refined, good appearance
lionaily orapetent; splendid references'
%'i'j. Mason s Agency. It West 43d St.
WAJTRESS-PARL'.'RMAlI?; ? ?ung, ni ???
appearing Irish woman; stood refer?n<:e?.
K.. Hiss Hofn av: - ?"ureacy 19 E. 43i ?t,
ad floor. Tel HS47 Moray Hill.
WAITRESS-CHAMBERMAID, y.-mng Irish
girl; we;; recommended. Sampson's
Agency 7SJ, Lexington av.
WAITRESS, chambermaid, bricht young
Jrlsh; JEO ; any v.) ere ; good r<-fer?*n?-^>s
M'es Shea* Agency, 8 E. *1?A. Murray Hll.
.Miscellaneous
BXCELLENT Swedish cooks, rharr.ber
malds. butlers and couples; city, coun?
try. H?rta ?"arison's i-wsdiih Ap?neles, 7S :*
Lexington av??.. near <>lsi. st. Rhir.'lan'ii."
>>547. ?23? Broad A-av (?orner 82d st.
PARLORMAID?Ne-t, nice, young Ir'.? ,
girl; experienced; excellent references.
-:*>?; $S0. Mason's Agency, 15 West 43d
s1. Longacre 9iio.
SITUATION WANTED MALE
Domestic
BUTLER ? Second man. hoieeman: to
g?th-r or "?"para'?; ail HrM class ser?
vant??, id., Miss Hofmayer's Agency, 1
B. 13d st.. 3d Boor. Tel 8*47 Murray Kill.
BUTLER. COOK. MOUSEWORKEB ?
Young, n?sat Austrian; beet thorough
training; obliging; moderate Werner's
'?-'?- . 20 W. 43d; i.orica.- - i;."7
French; v^y neat; ?v.
ceptionally competent, conscientious;
most hitrhiy recommended: SSO. Mrs.
Mason'a Agency, 18 West 4id st.
BUTLER, usefu!: very isat nice, efficient:
young Filliplno; excellent reference?.
city, coun'ry; IT,-. Mason's Agency. 11
West 43d si
BUTLER. Scandinavian; capable, gooi
appearing, anywhere; ISO; fine refer -
onces Miss Shea's Agency, 6 East 41st e*.
Murray KHI 6774.
Bi'TLER. usef.j',; g-.vlss: three years'spier. -
did references. t'haughnessy'a Agenc; .
?50 Sixth ave.
i OOK - ? ? BUTLER?Two very neat
capable, conscientious Filipinos; excel
:enr. references, city, country. Mason'*
Agency. 11 West 43d St.
COOK, Flllipino; first class; exceptional*;*
competent: most excellent references:
SSO. Mrs. Mason's Agency, is West 43d st.
Longacre 9160.
COUPLE?Young French-American : cook.
butler; competent, attractive, "will?
ing, obliging; $!*:-?. Wet! - ' '-?'>". ?"
West 43d. Locgacre SS?;7.
COUPLE Good, plain cook; useful butler.
entire housework, reliable, se-tled; any?
where: S'.OO. Wettler's Agency, 10 West.
? Longacr? "fS?j7.
COUPLE, colored; butler, useful; excellent
cook; entire work: $'.?2'*: anywr.er?
Sheas Agency, 6 East ?Ist st. Murray
HUI ?774.
COUPLE, superior. Scotch: Butler, exceller:
cook: entire work; S150-, anywher-.
Sheas Agency. 8 E. 41st. Murray HU? *77 =
HOUSEMAN, useful., wait table; r.ea".
bright, young (Filipino) ; very willing ; ?slty,
country, ?'l?. Masons Agency. IS West 43d.
HOUSEMAN French, young, experlencsd,
>ng references; Sa"; anywhere. MJs<
Shea's Agency, ^ E 41st. Murray Hill 67"J.
HOUSEMAN. Scotch experienced, bos
refer? nces; city, countrv. Shaughnessy'a
Agency, SSO Sixth ave.
JAPANESE?Experienced ?-oolf-butler : splen?
did references. Agency, 106 West 45th.
Bryant 7787.
Miscellaneous
A C I*. -... WITH BROAD EXPERIENCE
INCLUDING RAILROAD ''TILITIB?*
VND MUNH rPAL ACCOUNTING, i?EEKS
CONNECTION AS SENIOR WITH RELI
?. n LE FIRM OP ACCOUNTANTS, OL.
POSITION ?VS AUDITOR, COMPTROL?
LER OR OFFICE MANAGER WITH
RS ' ? IRPORATION. C. P. A..
B IX -? ELIZABETH, N J.
i
AFTER DINNER SPEAKER: few dat.*?
opee. .Matthew M<-Grann? LIT E. Hayes
?ve ?ro?a, L. ?. Tel. Newtown 2046.
_EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
Domestic Help
COOKS. houseworki?rs. maids, day workers
(colored) ; city or country. Kemp's Agency.
Audubon 286*.
BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds, Jewelry, Etc
DIAMONDS bought an i sold for cash.
Advice free B way, id floor
Dogs, Cats, Birds, Poultry, Etc.
POLICE PUPPIES for s3l? private family
A. Anderson, 47:! Pro?: :ct a"., Brooklyn.
Phone 3188 South W.
Furniture
WE pat highesl prices for furniture.
? antiques, brie ? brae, books, art.
etc. KINGSLEY. ts L'nlverslty Place.
sai ? .''7 7.
Men's Clothing
OVERCOAT.-', sutts, turned In three days
34? De Kalb av., B'kly?*u Prospect ?08*.
FORECLOSURE SALES
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK".?BOLOMON RILEY, Plaintiff,
again-. Ni SKI BOR OPERATING COM
PANT, INC., and others, Defendants.
lr. pursuance uf a judgment of fore
?! ?-??ure and .-ale, duly made and enter?.:
In the ?b'V.v entitled action and beai
date the 17th day of November, 1921. I, the
undersigned, the referee in ?aid judgmsn .
named, will sell at pusltc auction, at the
Exchange Salesroom, No* 14-lti Veas y
3treet, n ?h?; Borough oC Manhattan; Ctty
of N< .v Tforlc, or. the 21st, day of Deceinbe:,
1951, at 12 o'clock noon on that day. by
JOSEPH P rnT. Auctioneer, the premises
ed by said judgment to be sold, ant*
therein described as follows:
ALL that certain l?jt, piece or parcel of
?S?d. w,'h the buildings and improvements
thereon erected, situ?t-, lying and being
In t*v Borough uf Manhattan, Clly. Cciu.it
i Stat? of New Turk, bounded an?l ds
s<:r.b>-d as follows:
BEGINNING ..; a pcfnt on -.be northerlv
tide of We^-t One-hundred and-thirtieth
' h'.rty fee'.
? by the ir.
- of the norther!") side of Ws*
I ? i and 'li.: i, the
westerly sid.; of Lenox Avenue; running
theme northerly paraii. ; with '..
" the wa.
:hr.-.ugh a party wall, nine-y :.?r.-? feet jr.
i the ?.en:er tine uf cha
thence - - Dug the same.
tw?snl rly. again par
allel ?? Ith t W wests : .-nox Ave?
nu" si/' ?j , ? mee through an
nine ieet an..
eleven Inches '. i th la . ?
W?Mt One-hundreil-and-thirtieth Street an;
?? -isfi-rlv u.;.->aic tne ?ame. twenty
' n?Kinning.
Dated. New Turk. November 2S 1921
RI.'HaHI? I?. THURSTON, Referee.
ANTHONY J. ROMAGNA I y fo
Plai'itlfT. U0 William Street, Borough
of Manhattan, \'-w Totk City.
rha followiag is a ?liagram of th*
property t-> be srld : Its ?-?et nurr.b*r Is
10" West 130th street. Bvrough of Man
: hattan. New York Ciry.
C"Cter line of bloc
j ?ofl ft ? ??y "? no ft.
'.Veat ijOth Stree?
The approximate amount at the Hen ?.?
-?harge, to satisfy which the above-A??
scribed property is to be sold, i>? .S*???
thousand tour hundred iwenry une ?cd
?1/100 ($7,<U1<1) Dollars with interesi
thereon froni the 1 H*fi ?a * "? vember,
1921, together ?'.*h tne costs ^nd allow?
ance amounting to t:'55.er> with interest
from November 2?. 1921. ogether n!? th?
expenses at the saic. The approximat ?
amount of the taxes, aaaevsments and
water rates, or oth?r iier.a which are to b?
?:;owed to the purchaser oat ?-' the ,
cha.?e money, or paid by th? R.-fere?. im
Two hun?Jr<?d fifty and 44/100 Uuiia:?*
(*250.4?> and Interest.
Dated. New Torit. Novemb*?- ?*. 13*1.
4 RICHARD M. THURSTON, Rsius*? .

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