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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-24
Petitions in Bankruptcy

silks and woolens. yesterday assigned for
the n"ps"s of creditors to Paul Wechler.
Petitions in Bankruptcy
Petitions in bankruptcy filed yesterday in
| follows: ~
KNICKERBoCKER MOTORS INC.-1n-
voluntary petition against the Knicker-
tor adjustment for automobiles, Pough
t tsspsle a. A. Three creditors pet
EDWIN ~ APPLETON 1Nc.-1nvolun.
lar 1nry pSIft9n against Edwin N Appleton
biltiss $4,000. Assets 10000, ''''
ABELEs & KUsHNER-Involunt pc
East Ninth Street, by r. F Sre Liza = :
Duties and assets not stated
against Sol kanton, jobber in silks, a.
West Twenty third Street. by Henry ]
Greenstein Liabilities and assets not
WEISS HERsKovITz & RENNERr
iiJJSs.1,-lnVoIuAtary petition against Weiss
Liabilities and assets not stated ed ''''e''
pe niuiHSh A. F.n s. pENEs Voluntary
Snsineer IS Beekman Street. I,iabiiities
$780, Assets s3oo4.
rttion by Pietro Gandolfo. 4o2 East 1osth
strSSfGll' business not known. Liabilities
s s;nh against Samuel Buchner. iobber in
SILKS; address not stated, by Jean Isaacs.
'-"oiii'ies ana assets not stated.
Receivers in Bankruptcy
r HERSkoVITZ & KLEIN--Judge John
{, Knox appointed Samuel II. Lummis as
| receiver for Charles Herslovitz and Mar
YIN kiein. dealers in furs. address not
stated trading as Herskovitz G. Klein with
not given
E1NIGKERBoCKER MOTORS. INC. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-24
Diamonds Can Be Bought
Below Market for Cash

A small but noticeable quantity of
diamonds is to be found in the Maiden
Lane district at prices considerably
under the present market quotations if
buyers are prepared to pay cash for
the stones.
Diamond brokers report the tenders
oN such offers in increasing quantities
and attribute them to the tight money
situation. Some of the smaller dealers
are known to be pressed for cash, and
the usual methods of disposing of dia-
monds for notes does not help them
out, banks are chary about dis
counting notes at present. Some of
the stronger dealers are acquiring
stones in this manner, which they are
storing away to be offered when the
market is more active.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-24
Buyers Coming
Pa.-whitman's:

ALTOONA. Pa.-whitman's; Miss Meyer
coats suits and dresses; Miss Ortt
, Houses and leather goods; IS West
=, y, TIhi n Street; expected July 2s
bEARDSTOWN, Tu.-Kuhl D. G. co
frank j. kuhi. representing: Prince
', George expected July rs
nan Il AkEE. I'LL. Lecour & Sons. Johr
a Myhoe. ready to wear; Prince Georce.
expected July 90
MAcOMB. Hl.-Scripps Reno Co.; J. II
Keno. representing; Prince George: ex-
pccted July rs. N
PEORIA, llL-Clark & CO. Miss S. Dab
leen, notions. laces. trimmings; Prince
HGneeqrge; expected August g.
fECRlA, Jli.-Clarke & Co; Miss Rerta
Haker, womens ready to GEAR: Miss :,
farms infants and children's wear
~ l.. Scril'ps, mercha ndise. MANAGE
p, rpinGe George; expected July rs
PEORIA. In-Clarke & Co Mics Nail
brown muslin underwear; tTrs Wh,ta
corsets; Miss Anna Lidwinosl1i, jewelrv
anu necKwear; Raymond Wolfe, piece
gust ]. <Au
RqsHvlLLE. lll.-George Little Co.. y
- councillor representing: Prime
George; expected July rs. Ai"oe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-24
Raw Silk at New Low
Some Grades Sell Down to 1917
Summer Prices

Raw silk is now being quoted at the
lowest prices Of the year for the entire
list and some grades at prices lower
than those prevailing since midsum-
mer of 1917. Compared with 1914
present prices are not quite double
those of the pre-war days. However,
the spread between the lower grades
and the higher grades is more marked
than it was four or five years ago.
Present trading in raw silk is almost
at standstll because of the uncer-
tainty surrounding the price of the
raw fiber and also the outlook for
finished goods. Added to this uncer-
tainty is the new strike movement in
Paterson which is likely to influence
broad silk manufacturers to carry as
little raw material in their store
houses as possible
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-24
Real Estate News
Smaller Class of Flats
Bought for Investment
Trading Reported Is Mostly of
Houses on the Upper
Fast Side

The Seaboard Land and Mortgage
Company sold to Elsie Aigster. 40
west Twenty Street, a five
story fiat, 14.3x72.
Harry Sugarman and ]. Fennig sold
for Emily j. Lewis, 1881 Seventh Ave
nue., live-story flat, 20x100, to Isidore
&. Geller.
Meyer Isear bought from James
Adler, 1886 and 1913 East 105th Street, a
slx~story apartment, 33xl00. Joseph
kaplan and Hyman Bloom were the
brokers'.
John A. Sutphen and others, as
executors, sold to Elias Rosenbaum,
o3l East Thirty-tirst Street, q five
story flat, 25x1O2.2
Rose Pilscheck purchased from Eva
Moths the five-story fiat, 10 East Hath
Street, 25x10011.
Aniello Papa sold to Lucia Ferrone
the iive-story tenement at the south
east corner Of Pleasant Avenue and
10th Street, 94x50.11x irregular.
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Mrs. Fraley Smith Parts
With 6lst St. Dwelling
House Adjoining Park Avenue
Corner Formerly Occupied by
Col. CravsOn Murphy

Douglas L. Gilman & Co. bought for
client the tive-story and basement
dwelling at 40 East Sixty-frst Street
from Mrs. Fraley Smith. The house
covers site 1S.9x1O05, adjoining the
southeast corner of Park Avenue.
Colonel Grayson Murphy occupied it
under lease until he bought recently
the dwelling at 13 East Seventeen
Street.
c. Grayson Martin is reported to
have sold 100 East Thirty-ninth Street.
four-story dwelling on lot 25x98.9,
between Park and Lexington Avenue.
The estate of Eliza NJ. Pelgram sold
to Amy |. |. Scott the five-story dwell
ing at "a Riverside Drive, 2O.1Ox1O24
Jacob Altman and others sold to Isda
Rosen and May Katin the three-story
dwelling 7310x19, at the southeast
corner of Park Avenue and Tooth
Street.
Edward C. H. Voglcr sold for the
Isaac Rodman estate the four-story
dwelling 100 West Eighty first Street,
l9x102. to William j. Freshman
II. P. Vaughan sold the old dwelling
at 1877 Waverly Place, 22Xs0, for the
Edward O'Reilly estate to L. E. Coll
iSlCt, 'Oi tnc iAODeII w. courtney
estate to Henry Hull 70 Perry Street,
d hree-story dwelling, 19x1OO
The A. G. Thompson Company sold
159 West 10th Street, threc-story
dwelling, for Kathryn L. Min.ae to
Sarah II. Walls. -
Raimonda Lombardo sold to Incoro-
nato Gallo the ree-story dwelling 43O
East 120th Street. 21x10O.11.
Henry Dahnke & Bros. sold for Mrs.
Anna H. Ahrens 4A2 West 162d Street,
q ree-story dwelling, 16.8x968
Ennis e. Sinnott purchased from the
estate of George H. Sampson GOT and
coo West 146th Street, two three story
dwellings, 40xlO0. Henry We'll was the
hrOker
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-24
C0NNECTICUT REAL ESTATE
LEGAL NOTICES

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
In the Matter of The Application Of
ROBERT McC. MARSH. as substituted
Trustee for tbe benefit Of LYDIA Il.
KANE. under the Trust created by the
win of Lawrence Odell, deceased TO leass
Real Estate
TO: Lydia H. Kane. Morton F; Kane
Jennie Kane, Thomas Norris Odcl, Law
renee II. Odell Elizabeth Emmons. Henry
Fl. Odell. Edgar b OdeI. Jennie Williams
otherwise known as Jane Eliza Williams
and Ethel Jolley.
YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE
that upon the petition of Robert Me-.
Marsh, substituted Trustee of tho Trust
created for the benefit of Lydia H Kane
and her issue. under the Last WI ana
Testament of Lawrence Odell. deceased
duly verified the 10Th day Of July. wv,
an application viii bA made 10 this cour'
at Special Term, Fart I thereof, 10 DO
held in and for the County of New YORK
at the County Court House, IN the BOZ,
ough OF Manhattan. city. County ana
state of New York. ON lie 18th day o.
July, 1920, al 1890 o'clock IN the fore
noon, or as soon thereafter as counsel can
be heard. for the relief prayed for IN me
petition, and for such other order as to
the Court may seem proper.
Dated. New York. July 18th, 1929
Yours. etc.
PRESSGNGER. NEWCOMBB. CUNNING
HAM q WIGG. Attorneys for Petition
er. Ofhce and Post Once Address. No.
Is William Street. Borough OF Manhst-
tan. New York CITY
The foregoing notice is served upon you
ny publication pursuan Mt to an order OF
aon. George -. Mullen. a Justice OF the
supreme Court of the State Of New York,
dated July 18th, 1920, and filed with the
petition and order in the office of the CLERK
OF the County OF New York at the County
Court House, in the Borough Of Manhat-
tan, city, County and state of New YORK.
Dated New York. July Is. 1929.
Yours. etc.
PRESSlNGER, NEWCOMBE. CUNNING
er Office and Post once Address No
10 William Street Borough of MAMMAL
tan, New York C.ty
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JUDGMENTS
Filed in New York Comfy

The following judgments were filed yes
tertay July 20. the first name being that
Bannon. John and Mary-salter
Berlin Construction Co.-H. W F-''''
Be,thle,hem Shipping corp.-R. - H. %
Cooke Leslie Il. q. II. Cooke &
Co)-Western Union Telegraph
=, J4, ;;..;....... 211oo
(, "iiei ~; 81" r. Waiter. 1925
house Co.--Glen Falls ms Co. 21270
Charles A. Knowles Co. Inc
culbSrt. Nargarite, philip Wat. 10000
terburs and Jacob PfeNer--
Morris Plan Co, n. Y . 1890
City of New York-Marrone Con ''''0
zion Co; ............ 1900. 90
Dean Roofing Co, 1nc.AManhat-
tan Paper Co, Inc. ....... 1874
Doremus, John-Morris Plan Co.,
Drucl<er, oscar. slgmunid Drucker. ~ -
iander Simon j Lapof and
Charles Lapof-Morris Plan
Co. New York ....... o1Q IN
Delta, Foundry Machine Co
Drugon Bessie, octavlo Buargue '''-0
and Arthur Parmelee-Morris
Ian Co, New York.... 114oo
Aa IRA v Eulle e. c0rp.-colgan En- -.
EisenbeTssi Ben IS and John Hull sn''0
Fuchs, Morris-Debenhaimi, Car SS'' 80
Garcia, indslfonso. and Lape q SSs.42
Gea "sr"" JaeeSMflis Ss; uota, 10000
crilo Angelo, and New A lfi;i: lS4'S0
Gam Casualty Co.-People, &c. 500 90
~ '.t, In.thuei7-l" Hrown $500. 662.63
| Imperial Investing Corp.-L.Tan-
5sssss Fn + a Inc 1896 s4s5s
james mes, Edward and National
surety Co-People, &c 49,. 1000 90
"iTt~hS, -haN-J. "A Blum 27O. 80
| n iein, MaNrr. II. Fruc htman.. 921. So
Leake Joseph B.-George Hajes '''''
20. Inc. ................. 1911 OF
Lewis, Ethel or Lloyd Patterson
"; MetkIh .......:.......... SOC 81
LOTT realty CO.. Weiss 500 90
lMaurice Millinery Studio)-
Marcus Millinery Co. Inc. 1920
NJ. p Gordon Co. Inc-National
cash register Co. ..,....... 24135
Magner. Mary-M. Loeb .. 64159
! Miller. j. Bleecker-Arnold. Con-
stable & Co. :..........,.. 419oa5
NlcElroy, John H.-E c. Smith 241.98
Hopel, rrank-o. Mllllnet 1920
Potemkin, Louis-Schinasi Bros
Pennington. Prince A.-E. Is. 'i''0
p Sanford .......... ........... 1910
roseh' JACOB 81. Levin lis. 90
METROPOLITAN Tobacco Co. ~ 2lS.7o
ia binowtz. Sarah-A. Kufiick
shapiro Louis A-P. Barnanell SSi.s3
Spiegel Bertha & Harry Katz-
People. &C. ......... ......... 10000
W., lnc-London & Davis ...... 1885
wagner. Mary-H. NJ. Chefetz 25983
Young, Robert J.--D. w. Gregory
Adjustment Corporation $500. 16so7
In Bronx County
The first name is that Of the debtor
Burstein, Samuel-J F. Garage
Co. Inc. ......... ss37o
roH Safnuel-W. kachner 49,. 1922
Goldwater. Edward-L. Bondy 2572
Gersh, Beniamin--S. Eckstein 648.59
Haustein, Wiliam-E. c. Bondy 90.7o
Leimer Augusta TN. ]. Cor
don .:....... ........... 1888
haDlnowlta, Samuel-A. Kufick. 567.41
Smith. Edward Pm. KranRel 69S7
Weiner. Louis-Eden Brick and
Supply Company Inc . 305.69
Westchester Butter and Egg Com
mission company. Inc -
Klein ,............ ......... $3.50
Wolther. Samuel--P. Cohen. 1.42
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-24
Failures Show No Decline

Commercial failures in The United
States this week, as reported by r. G..
Dun Co., were the same as last week,
when decided increase was apparent.
the number being $50. They numbered
106 the preceding week and 1877 the cor
responding week of last year. Failures
in Canada number ten, against thir-
teen last week, twenty the preceding
week and twelve last year. OF failures
this week in the United States sixty
were in the East, thirty-one in the
South, thirty-nine in the West and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-24
Navy Club Acquires Title to
East 4ist Street Prouert,

The Navy Club has acquired tide
from Alvah &. Belmont to the five
story buildings it occupies at 3-l5 East
dist street, just off 5th Avenue.
The property measures 44x989, and
had been in the possession of the Bel.
mont family for a number of years.
was used for some time as head
quarters for woman suffrage in this
Citv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-24
Get Suites on East Side

Douglas L. Gilman & Company
leased furnished apartment at As
East Sixty Street for Mrs. =.
W. Kelley to Edwin B. Parker; an
apartment at 81 East Sixty-fourth
Street to Miss Elizabeth Campbell and
Mrs M. McCasky, and an apartment
at 116 East Fifty-eighth Street to
Thomas j. Lewis, for the J. H. NJ.
Realty Corporation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-24
Satisfied Judgments
In New York County

The first name is that of the debtor
the second that of the creditor and data
when Judgment filed:
Jacket, Richards O'Byrne; Jan
", ~, l9lS teancenedl ........... $11o 90
w T Holding Co. Inc Hyman
Cohen and Fred Layers--B
Silverman; April 20, l92o 5sss1
Strang, James Rs d Lyon ct al:
r. Nov .; 1919. 1.,..,,.:... 27952
Nov 81, 1917. ............ san A.,
Hermann, Maurice. and Theresa
Rosenberg-H b Nevins; April
~ lyso ,e;........ .e;;...:.. 1856
Corp of America: May 81. 1918 s51.st
Ablowich, Peroy--C E Ablowich:
June -. 191s...... 1o7ss
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Bennett, VIM s--Nti Bank OF
North Hudson; July IA. 1919
trcleased) ............. 4.o73.b
lister Co; July IL, 1920. ........ 4S1.2
Bennett, Howell S and VIM S--Ntl
Bank of North Hudson; Oct
~. 1919 .................. 1906 3
In Bronx County
Birnbaum. Charles. and Sgmund
Bendet--W Stein; June I'd, 1920 ssoa
w c Holding Co. Inc. and j
Fred Sayers--B Silverman; July
q 1920 , 6sSS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-24
Bronson Winthrop Buys Emmett
Home in East 72d Street

Bronson Winthrop, of the law firm of
Winthrop G. Stimson, has bought the
residence Of Henry c. Emmett at 80
East Seventy second Street, six-story
structure equipped with an elevator,
27x102:2, being the largest house in the
block between Park and Madison ave
nues. The sale was negotiated for Mr..
Emmett by the Brown Wheelock Com
panY Inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-24
Must Take Fur Losses

Joseph Ullman, one of the recognized
leaders in the raw fur trade. was
quoted yesterday as advising raw skin
merchants. manufacturing furriers and
retailers to shave their profits during
the coming season to stimulate the de-
mand for furs. dealers will have to
take some losses on the furs they carry
IN stock" he said, "and they should be
willing to do this to start trade again "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-24

PROPOSALS FOR THE PURCHASE Or
SCRAP STEEl~-Sealed proposals WI, ,n ~
received al the Office Of the Assistant Foa
State street. New York CITY. untn zee
O'Clock p. m. July Is. 1920. al which wv
they viii be opened in public for purenas,
ing the above mentioned material nis;.s,
and information relating 10 this sale 60 o.,
York Circular No. 1870 may be obi am !.
from the above mentioned office-H Is
Rutherford. Assistant Purchasing Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-24
Fine Madison Estate Sold

Joseph '. Heating sold for Mrs. IT.
Levison ten acre estate at Rosedale
Avenue, Madison, N. j., consisting Of a
ten-room dwelling, and outbuildings.
The purchase price was 100000 Gail
lard Smith of Glen Ridge, N. J. is the
buyer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-24
Investor Buys BROOKLYN Flats

Meister Builders, Inc, sold to the
Weinberg Corporation, 342 to BAG
Fourteenth Street. Brooklyn, N. Y,
three four-story flats, 75x100.
Henry Pierson & Company sold 2O3
Sterling Place, three story DWELLING.
2Ox100 to Mary Nelson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-24
BUSINESS N e W 8

thirty in the Pacific states, and sew
enty-iive reported liabilities of $4,000
or more, against seventy-seven last
week
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PROPOSALS

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS; SEALhp
proposals for Soel Blowers at the MAJ
haitian state HospitaD Wards Island =;
y "ill be received b. the state hospNs,.
commission, Capitol. Albany, y. J, uh si
. ocIock i. NJ on Wednesday. August ~,
l@2o, when they viii be publicly opehsu
ana read. Propose is shall be enciosed ~
an envelope furnished by the state Arcnl
test sealed ana adore ssed, and sEaii DC
accompanied by a certified check IN 'io
sum or nSe per cent t5cc) Of the amour.
OF the proposal. TIE contractor 70 whoI
the award is, made WI. be required %
iurhish surety company bond IN the sun
oi hlty per cent topee) {. the amour. o.
contract within thirty 1873 days are.
oihcial notice OF award et contract ana
NJ accordance with the terms Of Speeisca-
toh no $3.50. the right reserved 70
teJect any or ali BIDS. Drawings. spec
ihcations ana blank forms of proposal ma!
pe consulted q. the Manhattan Stsse
hospital Ward Island. y Y: al IN,
New York Once OF the Department o.
Architecture. Room 6ie i.si. OF RecotaS
Bulidlng. and at the Department OF Arehi-
lecture Capitol. Albany, y. y Drawings
specifications and blank forms OF proposal
may be obtained al the Department, OF
Architecture. Capitol, Albany. y. Y, upon
reasonable notice TO and in the discretion
OF the State Architect, l.. +. Pitcher, CaDr
tol. Albany. y Y
Dated July 20. 1920
e s EIMOOD,
secretary, state Hospital Commission
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REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE

AFAhi VI ENI HOUSE, IEASEHOLDS
paying $1,000 and $40 900 per year under
net leases. WIN exchange for apartment
house Zee PAUL, "A Broad ct, Room 500
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FOREST HILLS, L. |.
is Minutes from Penn. Sta,;on

For Sale, newly built detached hous.
10 rooms. 8 baths. all modern appoint.
raepts; two minutes from station. Tels-
phone Owner, afternoons, Is. Boule.
ward e44s.
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ROCKLAND COUNTY REAL ESTATE
PEARL RIVER. y. Y. and VICINITY
Commuters Home Town

tommutcrs' Home Town
ss Trans pay !; ~, = :, M,2 =, BID
13 rooms. baths. modern lmpts.: garage
to match house, built Of field stones Pric.
5000.
3I2-LYDECKER FARM, lI5 ACRES,
old fashioned homestead, 10 rooms tenant
house and out buildings, IN good condition
Price SIS. 900. Terms
309-COMPLEFE FINISHED HOME
8 rooms baths and toilets steam heat
hardwood floors; all build ngs lighted BY
electricity: beautiful views Price $4,000
S10-A BEAUTIFUL PLACE. so ACRES
II rooms. large tiled bath. modern impts;
outbuildings in good condition. Tenant
houses. and rooms. Fruit trees, ETC.
SOl-COMMUTER'S HOME. ACRES,
dwelling OF 10 rooms and bath; ou;bu.id-
ings; fruits etc fine shade trees. rear
3o2-A FLORISTS OPPORTUNITY. 80
ACRES, rubble stone dwelling 70 room,
etc. Prize $4,000. ''-''- 6'u''
04--GENTLEMsN'S ESTATE. sAcREs
dwelling II rooms. bath, fully furnished
ali impts.; lawns, shrubbery outbuiidings
s05-oWNER WISHES TO RETIRE &
ACRES, dwelling rooms. bath. hot water
beat; greenhouses. outbuldings, ETC
303-Es sINEsS MANS DWELLING. 20
AZ RES, - rooms. baths, all modern
impts.; hot water heat; garage: outhuild-
$40 600 Terms
soe-sEMi BUNGALOW. ACRES
house rooms and bath. electric light
open fireplace. earn; fruit shade trees
So7-A REAL HOME, 81. ACRES :
rooms and bath. steam heat hardwood
floors and trim throus bout. driveway from
road. Price $500
O8-C0MFORTABLE DWELLING, is
AZ Rf.' rooms. large bathroom. all nod
ern inipts.: electric light ETC. fruit shade
trees, out buildings. Price $4,000
w M. M. EVANS,
PEARL RIVER, y. Y.
Phopa Is.
Other Dwellings from $4,000 upward
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Shipping News
THE TIDES

High water Low water
AM PM AM I'm
Sandy Hook 49,. 2:12 2:4b $50 D.ls
Goyernors Island. 2:s7 s;32 9;it o:bs
Note.--The above figures standard
time and not New York state time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-24
LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE

FAR ROCKAWAY. l.. l.
One of the most desirable tWo-story al1-year
houses in one of the hest locations for sa lie
or lease. Owner compelled TO move for bust
ness reasons. -Four masters and two ser
wants bedrooms. TWO complete bathrooms and
extra washsland of second floor. Modern
and up-to-date in every particular. Plot 1873
fit. by 100 It. c., Box 142, Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-24
New Spanish Onions Here

The first of the new Spanish onion
crop, 34,715 crates, arrived here yester-
day on board the French steamship
Titan, from Valencia.
Need Cook" Special column for Domestic
Help. Phone The Tribune. Beekman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-24

BEAUTIFUL NEW HOMES with
garages, one-half hour Manhattan, 9
to IL rooms baths and extra lava
trail av and Pine ST. WM X MAC
DONALD. Woodmeru. L. / Phones
Woodmere 312S or 3206.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-24
REAL ESTATE WANTED

WANT PRIVATE HOUSE, WEST SIDE
I'D st. to 10th St, south side of street
Suitable for alteration. win lease for I
or 20 years at net rental. PAUL, A Broac
St Room sos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-24

SUBURBAN PROPERTIES, FARMS and
ESTATES at Central Valley, Hartman.
highland Mills and Monroe Orange County
GILDERSLEEV e AGENCY
Central Valley n Y
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70 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

DESK ROOM or mailing privilege in beauti
fully equipped offices. photographer. tele.
phone services included. Suite cor is4s
Broadway. Bryant 7T45
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

MAINE FARMHOUSE. near Augusta: new
building. partly furnished. inodern i'm.
provements. seven rooms; good garden AnA
stable accommodations; S:oe par yenr
Telephone 1lS1 Bryant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-24
Business Troubles

SAMUEL WEISSMAN AND SAUL
GkEEN. trading as the Regent Silk
Rouse at "a West 10th Street. jobbinc in
silks and woolens. yesterday assigned for
the benefit Of creditors to Paul Wechler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-24
MANHATTAN REAL ESTATE
EAST 61st St.-$20,50O
1N60 it., 4sty & Basem't, mr.. 3d.
fKANk l.. FISHER CO.. 80 East 42d S
NEW YORK STATE KEAI. ESTATE

9TH ST. 26 EAST.--Washington News du
pick studio, furnished for year. Gerard
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OWNER must sell seven room stucco and
shinge cottage-only three years old
on pot 5oNl40 forty minutes from Penn.
station. 5000 cash required. Phone Greeley
$40 for particulars.
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HOMES-s6,5o0 UPWARD EASY TERMS
HYDE & BAXTER. Port Washing ton, l. I
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Secretary. State Hospital Commission
, 1920-07-22
Tho Girls Career.

We talk about the girl who chooses
a career. The most wonderful and
varied of all careers is that of mother
hood and homemaking, says II writer in
Thrift. 1t is intricate, difficult and
yet withal a wonderfully beautiful
situation. Love must lead the way,
otherwise one would be unable to cope
with Its problems. No profession is
so varied. Not IA day goes by thai the
mother and h~ousekeeper Toes not use
by actual practice most of the
sciences. She must have tact. pa
thence. n knowledge of human nature,
understand sanitary laws and he an
example of thrift. Not only qualified
to care for the bodies of those com
mitted TO her keeping, but be capable
of training the mind and developing
the souls of her children and yet how
many foolish girls feel it is "a life
needing no preparation.