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New-York tribune., 1920-09-29
eth Ave. Realty
Involved in
Pending Deals
Lift Building Near 2lst St.
Understood To Be i'm New
Hands; Howe Dwelling
Is Under Negotiations

The incorporation at Albany yester-
..x nj the l41 Fifth Avenue Realty
Gcornoration G presages change in the
ssnfrnl of the ten-story loft building
: mat address. The building stands
ss a plot 4Sx90, adjoining the south
,sst corner % Twenty Street. DR.
nsrnard A. Kantrowitz is the present
swnpr OF record The corporation just
ssvanired is capitalized at 100000 and
Isccntrolled by W. and l. Reiss and E.
Beanowitz.
neal Pending for Fifth Avenue Realty
Negotiations are reported pending
ear the sale OF the six-story building
- sTo Fifth Avenue by Mrs. Morgan
p Howe, who is holding it at $45o,000.
me property adjoins the establish
ssnt OF J. NJ. Gidding & Co. in the
former Euclid Building.
Vincent Astor Sells Old Corner
George ". Mercer & Son the southeast
avenue. four three-story buildings, on
. ulot fronting as feet on the avenue
and 50 feet on the street. The prop
sYsy is known as u to 7S Eighth Ave-
nua, and 254 West Fourteenth Street,
and has been owned by the Astor fam
iy for nearly a century. Dwight,
Archibald e. Perry were associate
brokers in the transaction.
Resale of Henry Aston Realty
The Rupo Realty Corporation has ac-
srired from the Colonial Sand and
Stene Company the plot, 50x1OO, on the
north side of Fiftieth Street, 1876 feet
east of Twelfth Avenue. This is part
Of the Henry Astor estate property
said last spring by Joseph P. Day and
]. Clarence Davies.
Oppenheim, Collins & Co. Buys
oppenheim, Collins & Co. bought the
iouY-story tenement at 500 East Thirty
second Street, 20x98.9, near Second
Avenue, from the New York Life In
surance and Trust Company. 1t ad-
JOINS the buyers garage at 305-307.
Takes Heights Site
r. Tedd Thurmond bought the plot,
sox18o, on the north side of 164th
Street, 800 feet east of Amsterdam
Avenue
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X e al state n Jews
Dwelling House Sales
Feature Bronx Trading
ffome Buyers Out i'm Many Sec.
lions of Borough; Findlay
Avemm0 Flat Sold

The Herzog Realty Corporation sold
to the Parnoso Realty Corporation the
36x1O0. ~'"o
Calm & Calm bought from Aene,
Moran 2s0 East 164th Street. a Two.
family house, 25xlO0.
Walter E. Brown sold for Libbie M
Utter 3s8 and $50 East 14Sd Street, two
one e-family frame dwellings.
Juhius J. Pittman sold to Hannah
lRatigan, the two-story dwelling I34s
Boscobel Avenue, 17.sx74.
Irene K. Martin sold to Daniel J
Fogarty the two-story dwelling at the
southwest corner Of Marion Avenue
and 1884 Street, 1s.3x163. 10, to Balm.
>, August Hahn sold to John Kelfe,
the two-story dwelling 766 East 1e5th
Street, 20x142.
James A. Harrington sold to Pauline
Brauchle the two-story dwelling s4d
East 19Ath Street, 18x11s.11.
Israel Vichter sold to Sebastian Ales-
sandro 513 Weiher Court, q two story
dwelling, 17.3x5O.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-29
Homes West of Central
Park Attract Investors
Considerable Activity i'm This
Section: Also i'm Harlem
and i'm HEIGHTS

Mary E. Mccullough sold to Herbert
7. MacGregor. the five-story dwelling,
50 West Sixty-ninth Street, 20x100.5.
The Leora Realty Corporation sold
to Sadye Wilson the four-story dwell
ing. 29 West Eighty-seventh Street,
1s11x1oo8
Bruce Reynolds sold to the Brucely
Realty Company the four-story dwell
ing, 5s West Eighty-third Street. 25x
Margaret Gordon sold to Howard A.
Raymond the four-story dwelling, 40
West Nlnetieth Street, 20x1o08.
Mary L. Cassidy sold to Eleanor M.
Mitchell the three-story dwelling, As
Prospect Place, northwest corner of
Forty-second Street, 17.1x54.
Philip Ziering sold to JechiI Soli-
trinick 226 West Twenty-ninth Street,
three-story house, 167x6s.s
Dunlap & Lloyd sold for John Nash
ne three-story dwelling, 129 West
Eleventh Street, 2ox100. to Mrs.
Buying In Harlem District
The Schutter Homes, Inc, sold to
is'dor Greenwald, the three-story
esseliing, % West 18th Street, 1ex
s.f,'r rorter & Co. sold for Annie I.
ssrlker the three-story dwelling, 11e
west llsth Street, 2ox10011.
Johann W. Schopbach sold to
inn Hss'aie a.o Purro F the the three-atory dwell
Aioeft {. Woehrle sold to Rosa
Ssarha the three-story dwelling, o43
East 18th Street, 1s.8x1o0.
iae ]. 3. D. Realty Corporation sold
!. 4. & D. Vrachopoulos, the five
,s ,.ory dwelling at 224 West l21st Street,
Sales In Heights Section
yx 1T. Howell sold for the Equitable
x, ,;.e Assurance Society the three-story
esng model dwelling, 242 West 138th
ssseet, :S51e9.1l, with facilities for
dan. ~ f1''' " 'iiie 'or-
1eorge r. Weller sold to the Owego
ssy sssa.ty Corporation the three-story
sSsslhng, 424 Convent Avenue, 1sx75.
,.ss ssina a; Rogers bought the three
~ ;sy dwelling, 248 West l3sth Street,
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PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS for steel. iron or steel pipe
brass tubing, copper tubing, cast-iron tees
nails lanterns. sAsh chain. hasps, hinges
'atches. locks. padlocks, talow pots. water
apes. wooden rules. hammer handles leather
gloves. paintbrushes. acetone. muriatic acid
ammonia. carbon. bisuphide lard Oil, lye
sulphur, aluminium paint Prussian blue.
paint drler. white lead. copper paint, Tusca n
RED, varnish and vermiion. Sealed proposals
VIII be received at the Office OF tine General
Iurchasin Officer. The Panama Canal
Washington. b. G., unit! 10 80 O'Clock Il. M .
October l8. 1920. At which time they VIII
be opened in public for furnishing the above
r.ienI Toned articles. Blanks and informa lion
relating to this Circular N4ln may be OBJ
tained from this office the Offices of the
Assistant Purchasing Agent, "A State Street
New York CITY: sos Common Street New
Orleans La. and Fort Mason. San Fran
Engineer Offices in the principal cities
throughout the Ente, States.-A. l. FLINT
General Purchasing O04cer.
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9'stor'y Nottingham
Sold at Auction
For $285,O 600
Apartment i'm East 30tla ST.
First Property of This
Character To Be Fore
closed i'm q Long Time

The nine-story Nottingham apart
ments at 33 to 81 East Thirtieth Street
were sold in foreclosure proceedings
yesterday to the County Holding Com
pany, William Crittenden Adams, pres
ident, on bid of $685. 900. The struc-
ture stands on plot 65xss.s, near
Madison Avenue, and was sold by Sam
uel Marx to satisfy mortgage judg-
ment of about $4,000 and interest
obtained by the United States Trust
Company against the Nottingham
Apartments, Inc, and others. The bid
ding started at $4,000. This is the
first property of this character to be
brought into auction in foreclosure
proceedings.
Trading in East Side Flats
Ludwig c. Traube sold for J. & L.
P1eltfenschneider 152 East Ninety-sec-
ond Street, q four-story apartment, Fix
1o0.8h, to Charles J. Coyle jr.
Ella Moos sold to Louis Oppenh i'm
1887 Second Avenue, a fve-story tene-
ments 25x100.
Philip Weintraub sold to Robert
jackson the four-story tenement with
store, 760 Second Avenue, 24.8x1o0.
Rocco D. Onofrio sold to the Allorem
Realty Corporation All and 413 East
1a5th Street, two four-story tenements,
ooXloo; also 425 East 115th Street, a
hve.,storry tenement, 25x5S1x irregular
Morris Rotter sold to Abraham Mil
1er the fve-story tenement 526 East
hlghty-thlrd Street, 25x1022
Other Tenements Sold
Edward S. Garland and Fred J. Rull-
man sold 354 Pleasant Avenue, a Ave
story tenement with stores, at the
northeast corner of 10th Street.
hstner Newman sold to Jacob Blum
the five-story tenement SO Ridge Street
25x100.
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Folk Who Have Secured FIass

Harris, Vought & Co. leased apart
ments in % East Forty-eighth Street
TO TO j. H. Eager; in 25 West Forty-sixth
S!reet to V; E. Grosvenor; in 27 East
Sixtysecond Street tc ]. E. Doane and
Mrs. E. S. Andrews, and in 147 East
Sixtieth Street to B. Paine.
Pease & Gilman leased apartments
in 1910 Madison Avenue to J. Andre.
in 80 Madison Avenue to G.. L. Richie IT ;:
in q West Fiftieth Street to Alice ..
Haller; in 70 East Seventy-seventh
Street to Hamilton King; in 1923 East
Fifty-third Street, furnished, to ], B.
Taylor; in 315 West Seventy-ninth
Street. furnished, to Halph Pielsticher;
in West Slxty-seventh Street, fur
nlshed, to ". P. Comstock, and in 80
Athe rton
New-York tribune., 1920-09-29
Trunks
Typewriters
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

LEf EQo iPPEp candy plant for manu-
featuring hand dipped chocolate. ras
sonaole rental. good location. 81 Trib-
New-York tribune., 1920-09-29
LEGAL NOTICES

,cIotRT. PROVIDENCE. sc."con.reos. snTeoM
1',e ,MiaGEuracsurtng Company vs, oswegatchie
ORDER filming TIME For FILING,
CLAIMS.
ms cause came on 20 be heard upon the
1ssaendant .s corporation. and upon hearing
tAereof II fs hereby ordered -
A., That all creditors of and claimants against
Textile Company. are required on or befors
the 18th dav OF October 1920 under neneit~
OF having hereafter their claims or demands
NE ne the same with the receiver. Russell II:
Handy, at the office of the Oswesatchia Ter
,,ie Company. 1915 Main Street, Pawsuckef.
Rhode Island, which ciatTas or demands shsii
be supported by affidavit and shaI se, one,
me nature OF any security or lien held by
the creditor or claimant or to which she
areo'tor snw or claimant 10 entitled. and alse
the assets in the hands OF safd receiyer mr
earnings fherefrom In priority TO any other
eredtor or claimant against said defendant
Said reesiysr SHAH give notice of this
order BY publishing o. copy thereof once q
one daily newspapsY 10 sha CITY az pnnxt. ,sus.
denee and lie the City az Nav yark sna
shall also give not less than thirty aavs no.
hce OF this order by mailing copy thereof
ana address appears On the books OF ths
defendant corporation or ss known TO said re-
ss,vsr. ,., The receiver shalt ss econ as he con-
eer 1890. report TO the coars . list az air
such claims and demands as Ysaay have hss8
presented g him. and which ss ths time as d.
making said report shall not heve hesrs pa,6
under authority heretofore eoadrrned. and
shall sle with said report ali papsra SleSt
eInin,s Itn ann ana n eenasosien with SAID unpaid
=, Entered a, e order Of court saia seth asy,
Ry asdsss 49,. .ss,
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Little for Rent

s.s esse & Gilman have let Furnished ID
h. s ,y Mfs; Martha Taylor, represented
9rshington Whitehouse as agent
q. 4. Alexander the three-story and
s;aent s;ssa dwelling at 153 East Fifty.
n Tssss street, between Lexington and
ssansi y. Martin leased the four
ny NJ dwelling 14s West Six&y-fifth
Masss M 1or Bolton Hall to Ryuichi
Pun & Brown Company leased
4 ii. Eear 20 William J. Rogers
La, ,eSar-Story ~ dwelling at 4o5 West
New-York tribune., 1920-09-29
FurRasar@

WE FAY highest prices for furnituYa
pianos. antiques, brio -brac books, ard
&C. GA5AY. IS University Pl stuy.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-29

BOY-Strong. willing boy as assistant iE
ment. SIS a week. Call SO Warren st.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-29

izJA--s.e ,- LoAs.
East s$th st.: 8ehwartx
SaaA Pc Unknown
sesfsh at and Locust av, the
ssss.. sgag.9ng: ahknown ........... Slight
East ssth ST.: william
ss,s-.{ssTsn {xsssTsngsn. ..,,....: :..-...... Slight
It's I,afsseegy sterss. ..-......... .Trtfing
csss.as Vest sth st.; aussns
a vest EfesaYay and Canal
aSsa e ayts frtRhs unknown. Slight
~, West 1eth' st.. Ja.n%s
esss--sa ~ :..s...t.-- .....:. -Unkaewa
HM sSschsss Bros. Slight
S.ys W.. 2sts ss.. unkasws. = riHsng
- ", 18th ss.s 4, Wonae-
Ss1a..esSS ..t'.f ys,,-.,,,,s IT rtNaaG
S:xsf - sy.s Dyks co...... TrffiinG
Cahal st, MAXWELL A.
4 asaE.wfsxssgS .t,.,..-+.:.s..... CBkn0wa
& "a ~ sgsSd q ssy spa sath 81 asso
.sassa. ~ .Hzx WsAsaaA, .,es..,. ,IJnxas,va
ss Y. tsssa a.; II. gsas5san.
& s. IS TslG3ax
New-York tribune., 1920-09-29
Several Westchester
Homes Out of Market
Quaker Ridge Resident Buys
kennard Property, ON
HartsdaIe Road

Prince e. Ripley sold for Edward P.
Kenrard his estate consisting Of two
acres and a modern stucco residence
on Aartsdale Road, near White Plains.
TO Theodore B. Lyons, who is now liv,
lrg in Quaker Ridge. The property
was held at $4,000.
Gibson Buys in White Plains
j. Clarence Davies sold * va1lev
Road, White Plains. a stucco dweIline .
5oxe5, for Robert W. Finlay to Harold
H. Gibson. 4|'- Wv
Bellows & Warren sold the Hastings
property at S97 North Broadway. Yonk-
e, ers, residence and garage, to E. j.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-29
New Workers and Jersey City
Man Get Tarrvfown Plot

The Robert E. Farley Organization
sold for the Tappan Zee estate plots in
the Philipse Manor section of Tarry-
town to c. Allenberg, of this city, and
to E. j. Reilly, of Jersey City; for the
Gedney Farm a plot in the Gedney
Farm section of White Plains to Maxim
kavlnski, and has rented for Dennis A.
Harrington his residence on Grove Ave
nue., Larchmont, to V. H. Hunter, of
this city.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-29
YOUNG MEN WANTED

We want seven good. live, high
grade young men to join our sales
force. It's a job only for young men
who are ambitious for success, but
are willing to work, and work
hard for IT. and every applicant
must be able to give unqualified
references. The line is, the most
successful and heaviest advertised
tboth nationally and locally) Of
any appliance line in the country.
The men selected will be put
through our training course direct
~ under our sales manager and
VIII be put on a drawing account
while learning. The men, after be-
coming thoroughly familiar. with
our line and our service, will be
given districts in Essex, Hudson or
Union counties in New Jersey. on
Staten Island. or Westchester
County n. y. Our men are max
ing from 5000 to $400 a month.
What we want are men who can
do the work. and their pay will be
propo7tionate. We want permanent
men who win stay with us and
grow 10 bigger things as we pull
together. No fly by nights wanted.
so Ii you can't prove that your are
qualified don't apply. but if you be-
lleNc YOU are the man we want
write at once. Allow several days
Tor our reply. ID 5s. Tribune
New-York tribune., 1920-09-29

LoST-Bankbook No 779,s78 of the Union
Dime Savings Bank Is missing. Any per
son having claim to 1t is hereby called
upon 10 present the same within ten days
or submit to having said passbook
New-York tribune., 1920-09-29

OFFICE BOY-Splendid chance for aRbi-
tious youth who desires connection with
good future. S. l.. krohn, Sc Harrison st.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-29

CLERKS AND TYPIsrs WANTED
METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE.
COMPANY
Girls II years OF age and over
Hours 0 to 4:3o O'Clock
Saturdays 0 60 IA o'clock
Luncheons served free
Salary to start $500
Abilities OF clerks reviewed each uix
months. Those OF average ability should
be receiving from SIC to SIS per week after
the second review. The variation is duo to
difference In clerical work.
FREQ classes conducted in Typewriting.
stenosraphy and Dictaphone Operating.
apply IN PERSON between and 4:ao o'clock
Room 6e3a. metropolitan B3llding
Aaaiaon Ave. CAT :Trd So, New Fork City
New-York tribune., 1920-09-29
SURROGATES' NOTICE

TOWNSEND. AMY-IN PURSUANCE OF
an order OF Honoreble John P; Cohalan-
NOTICE Is hereby given to ali persons
having claims against Amy Townsend. late
present the same with vouchers thereof to
the subscriber at place of transacting
Snsneas Of Taylor nroDhy
or before the 18th day of October next
Dated. New York. the 18th day OF APRIL
ISAAe Hh:4Sx T8wMSETR e, MIETRhop,
TAYLOR. JACKSON. sRopHY Eresus1ss NAsA
s5osn'y; s,1sst New foF York ei,y 80 Pine
CAMPBELL AIMEE III. 8. T. J. LAr. L.
In Of ords1 Of
ty Of New YORK. NOTICE is hereby givoA
70 all \, pe5soE' having claims against
Of tho County of New York, deceased. 20
present the same with vouchers thsreof to
sas s the at es Of JasR
Street: in tho City OF New York, on or be-
Dated. Now York. tho 18th day OF APRIL
FREDERICK s. wHITwELL.
TAYLOR, JACKSON. BRoPHY q
sAsH st4.ss N.v foT Yor tho
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER on
Of tns cennty 5onH OF aeC YaaR s6Tcs
sereby given to ali persons having claims
againa. Lucy Ella kissam Reynolds alse
County Of New York, dec decessed ] to to ppesens re ns
the Same with vouchers thereof. TO tn.
s he 'o Dsef nd1a A
their attorney. at No; % Liberty Street, in
State o Nsw shs cx
pated. New York. the 10Th day Of April
ANNE KrssAM HAYS.
GEORGE pAzN ovAcxENasoesss' sess
IN ,pus puEsYAHcn 8, ;s2. OF cS.,, ~ oRp1R OF
gate 'f Of the County Of New York NoTIcE rTcSl
Il hereby given to all persons having
County OF New York, deceased. to present
the same with vouchers thereof 70 the
Susiness, al the ofico Of su,ro % q Wrishs'
No. 2aa broadway, In tho city OF Now
York. on or before the goth day Of oeto.
Dated. New York. the 18th day of April
ThsbnR}ak T'aha Ssck0 Z. syrno.
surRo O. WRIGHT. Attorneys sor Ss.
IN PyRsuAESn. TO AN ORDER OF
Of tho County Of New York. noties 10
hereby given to Al persons having elaine
s.sinsss MoRTiMnR ,so Ccua! :. COHEN, deceased.
late 81 ,b. tho Gsursy OF My York to
the subscribers. at their place OF trans-
aeting eusiness, et the once OF uETTNER.
@TMON q ASHEn, thsir, attorneys. NO.
800 ngoadwsy; in the Borough Of Manhat.
tan, City Of New York. on or before the
Dated Esv Fork. May 2lth, 1850.
&boLPH SRnSEAuMn.
RhRlAN ASHER. -
New-York tribune., 1920-09-29

BOY to run errands: music publishing
house. H. w. Gray Co. W. 45th at
New-York tribune., 1920-09-29
BOARDERS WANTED

INFANTS and children given mothers
care; farm nursery. So per week. Box
8-3013 3A
New-York tribune., 1920-09-29

LOST-Bankbook No. 1854 Of the Union
Dime Savings Bank Is missing Any per-
son having claim to It Is hereby called
upon TO present tho same within ten days
or submit to having said passbook can
celled and new one issued.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-29
BUSINESS CARDS
Carpets and Rugs

sTILLfNGs. INC. s24 MADISON AVE.
(59th ST.. offers 500 yards plain, brown
imported Angoria. Wilton carpets. perfect
condition; 100 yards Wilton dark red
blue, taupe, gray, green. woody coiors,
mixed patterns. in Wilton. Administer.
Brussels (slightly used). reconditioned lika
new. VI. 50, SO. 50 yard up; RUGS in
Royal French Wilton art loema, Whit
tails, Domestic. plain mixed colors, alt.
shades; all sizes all prices. all duated and
pets; rugs for home office, $50. S35. SIS,
sloo up: few fine Oriental rugs making
over. cleaning. laying, repairing, dyeing;
reasonable rs reliable. beautiful. PLAZA
New-York tribune., 1920-09-29
Cooks
Laandresses, Etc.
Nurses, Etc.

CH1LD'S NURsE-Inexpertencea vorrw
American Protestant. r.. Miss HoS-
n ayers Agency. 10 East asa st.. Id foor
Telephone ss4T Murray Hill
New-York tribune., 1920-09-29
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE !

Furnishings high grade apartments: rrfAe'
no object Aronson. e2s Madison XwG
New-York tribune., 1920-09-29

HGo "a flexible diamond and platinum
oracelet on Monday afternoon ON 42d st..
Tween 5th and Sth avs Notify Muller
lie publishing Co. IT West 3isr st.. and
receive liberal reward
New-York tribune., 1920-09-29

some training in packing women's wear /;
good chance for advancement. Fashion
Camera Studio. 243 West seth St
New-York tribune., 1920-09-29

ISAAC TOWNSEND,
HENRY r. WINTHROP
Executors
TAYLOR. JACKSON. BROPHY q NASH.
Attorneys for Executors. 30 Pine
Street. Now York City.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-29

gUTRo q WRIGHT. Attorneys Sor N.
NcHtoTR.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-29

BOokk EEPER. with at least one years
experience. s. r. S. Hat Co, 1863 Msr-
New-York tribune., 1920-09-29

children over years old: GOOD reSar
ences. M.. Miss HofmRyer's Agency. 10
East 43d ST.: tel. ae$7 Murray HIN.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-29

CLERk-Bright young man. IS TO 2e
years. in cost department OF large print
ing plant: must be quick and accurate at
hgures. Christian. d so, Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-29

LoST-Bankbook No. 324.5os OF the
rssanklin Savings Bank. Issued to
n'cnael I MacMahon. Payment stopped.
fieasc return to bank. 658 Eighth av.,
New York city. All persons are cautioned
New-York tribune., 1920-09-29
PHOTOGRAPHERS
statesmen

You can't accomplish big things
unless you attempt big things.
And, what's more. you won't have
the nerve to attempt more than
you have confidence to expect. We
are looking for men OF big expec-
tations who are ready TO turn big
expectations into reality TO their
immediate big money recompense
and to the permanent raising OF
their earning power. We're inter
ested more In your goal than In
your starting point. We don't
want a glib tongue. but truthful
one. We want simply the man. ex-
pcrienced or nexperience ed, who can
look himself in the face. in the
dark. and see honesty in his heart.
ambition in his BRAIN, and in his
whole makeup the grit that sticks.
II you are rs or over call between
10 and 4.
SUITE 1910. IS w. 4sD ST.
Suite 1912. Flatiron Fldg.: SDite
3N5. f@2 Nassau ST; Suite s3, 16s
Montague st, Bklyn.; Suite So.
156 Market st. Newark. y. J.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-29
Help Wanted Business OPPORTUNITIES
Situations Wanted Business Caras
LOST, FOUND AND REWARD

L0ST.-A brief case, marked "Voouter
iras lnomas DC Co." containing two books
IR1rportant Rrpo5t papers: left in taxi between
ssnder will be rewarded II he will return
tase t and contents to Mr.. Eichhorn, Woos-
Ter fhomas & CO., 81 Broad st.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-29
HEI.p WANTED FEMALE
Mfgcealaneoaw

CLERK for fling and clerical work: Chris
tian firm. The Lufkin Rule Co.. los La p.
fayette at.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-29

LOST-Mandolin rubber case. Ftatbuah ay
L.. l. r. r. station, left finder bench $40
LEemard; WHICH Is more than It's worth.
keepsake Bryant 3osl: Mr. Smith.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-29
TRAVEL


DAILY, INCLUDING SUNDAY
Warrington Irving" ''Hendrick HNa-
son." Robert Fulton" albany"
DO witt Clinton" in Service May, 1891.
=, Direct Rail Connections All through Eail
uckets between New York and Albany &C.
eepted. Music. Restaurant.
DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME.
Steamer leaves daily. including Sunday,
zoe A. M; West 129th St, go A NJ.
Yonkers $50 A. M, landing at tBear
Mountain, tWest Point (weekdays only).
,Newourgh. TPoughkeepsie, Kingston
Point. Catskill. Hudson and Albany.
tReturn steamer same day from points
marked I.
to Bear Mt ard Newburgh. Str Robert
Fulton leaves Desbrosses st. Pier, P. Nj,
w. 42d ST., 2:20 p. M; West 129 St. 40
r NJ. Returning from Newburgh AS P
M; Bear Mt. $50 P. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-29
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
Enst Side

ATTRACTIVE room with private bath ::
references required. Rhinelander 1920
New-York tribune., 1920-09-29

LoST-Bankbook No. 1873, ,943 North River
savings Bank. Payment stopped Kindly
return to bank, 81 West 3Ath st. NJ Y G
New-York tribune., 1920-09-29

L0ST-Bankboo No. s11,so5 OF the Union
'lne savings Bank Is missing. Any per-
son haVing claim to it is hereby called
upon to present the same within ten days
or submit to having said passbook can
celled and a one issued
New-York tribune., 1920-09-29
Diamonds, Jewelry, Etc.

DIAMONDS bought and sold for cash
i75 Broadway. I'd Goor. p
New-York tribune., 1920-09-29

LOST-Bankbook No. 794111 OF the Union
Dime Savings Bank Is missing. Any per-
son having a claim to it Ia hereby called
upon to present the same within ten days
or submit to having said passbook can
celled and a one issued.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-29
~@wm@ 4 B. Furnished Rooms Found and Reward
Wv @&A9@ &AS4S Wanted Empo ment Agencies
HELP WANTED MALE

BOY wanted; large financial office: shor
hours and light work. Call after $3.50
Norwich Union. SO John Ut.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-29
Lost Bankbcolks

LoS1 -Lady's gold wrist watch. diamond
r, shape, with black ribbon. Reward. Mrs
H"pey' room 221o. 81 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-29
HUDSON RIVER NIGHT LINES

TOM f1eE 81, \. R at DcsbrOsses st. Daily Sail
ing. /. NJ: w l32d St. $3.50 p NJ Due Albany
8 O'Clock following morning. Daylight Saving Time