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New-York tribune., 1920-06-16
Broadway Building Deal
Brings Profit to Merchants
Pennsylvanian
Buys Fine Place
On ark Hill

Otto Harbach, playwright, has sold
his estate on Edgccl;f Terrace, Park
Hill, Yonkcrs, to A. Berkmann of Ger
mantown, Pa, and New York City.
The house is Elizabethan in design,
situated on terrace. George Howe
was the broker.
Plot at Larchmont Gardens Sold
The Larchmont Gardens Company
has sold lot in West Brookside
Scism, Of Larchmont. Mr. Howe also
was the broker.
Prince e. Ripley, Inc. sold for the
Pelham Manor Homes Company, Inc,
Roosevelt Avenue in the Pelham
4. and Henrietta Scott, of Pelham.
The Robert 1. !9Arlcv OrgaMlzat on
sold for Mrs. Mardalenc " Doda. hcl.
house in the Battle Hill Park section
Of White Plains, N. y. to =. W
Berkcy of Tarrytown. n. Y.
Parts With Cedarhurst Acreage
The Payson Mel. Merrill Company,
sold for Miss Mary A. Ruthc rford to
Edward NJ. Nash, two acres on Albro
Lane, adjoining the Rockaway Hunt
ing Club, Cedarhurst, L. I.
Sale at Arleigh
The Rickert- Brown Realty Company
sold to Joseph Emanorski, a two.story
and basement Colonial brick dwelling
on Ditmars Avenue, between Lawrence
Street and Chauncey Street, Arleigh,
Queens.
South Orange Site for New Homes
Edward P Hamilton & Co.. sold for
R. H. Virgins, the dwellings at 15
and II Snyder Street, Orange, n. j.,
to Joseph Kieran. Also for J. E.
Eustis and T. W. Foster, 300 feet of
land on Meadowbrook Lane, South
Orange, and 1876 feet on Rynda Road,
for I. G.. Conway to Charles f. Piper.
The lands will be developed with priv
ate dwelling houses.
Take Houses in Ridgewood
S. S. Walstrum Gordon e. Forman
sold for Mrs Sarah A. Barnard. her
home at ii Sherwood Road, Upper
Ridgewood, to Bertrand Webb, Of
Staten Island; for the First National
Bank of Ridgewood, to Wallace P.
Andrick, of Waldwick, N. j., DWELLING
on the West Saddle River Road,
Hohokus, n. j., and for Mrs. Clara
Dewsnap, country home at Allendale,
to Louis J. Graue
Remsenburg Cottages Leased
Douglas L. Gilman & Co., have
leased furnished, for the season, the
Hulse cottage, at Remsenburg, l.. l., to
John A. Lazenby, of New York, and the
Schurr cottage, at Basket Neck, Rem
senburg. to W. c. Cummings, Of Now
York.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-16
Trade Firm Accepts Big
Advance for Three Build
ings Bought Recently
57rom Vincent AstOr
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Old Estate Gets Close to
SI5O,O0O for Structures
There; Invests in 23d St.

The Phoenix Commercial Company
has bought through the Charles F..
Noyes Company from Everett. Heaney
& Co. $50 to 556 Broadway, extending
through to Crosby Street. The three
buildings cover plottage of about
$1,000 square feet, with a rental value
! Of about $4,000 per annum. Everett,
Heaney e. Co., tho sellers, purchased
this nropertv and AIS 80, .43 Broad
way and 90 to So Crosby Street through
the Moves Company a Jew months ago
from Vincent Astor. The sellers are
said to have made big profit on the
resale.
Investor Buys in 23d Street
Dwight, Archibald & Perry, and Will
lam M. Christie sold for the Stephenson
estate the three four-story buildings
at 319 to 1923 East Twenty-third Street.
The purchaser contemDlates extensive
alterations and will hold the property
| for investment.
s150,000 for "Chinatown" Realty
j. Finkclstein e. Son sold for Joseph
Larocque 10 to l2 Chatham Square
and 8 Doyers Street, four business
buildings on plot G1x25. to Charles
Salamonc. The property was held at
/ sl5O,00O and has been in the possession
of the selling family for more than
100 years. The new owner plans eX-
tcnsive improvements.
TO Make Over 10th Street Houses
st. Zita's Home for Triendless Women
sold 221 and 223 East Seventy ty-ninth
Street, between Second and Third ave
nues, two fourstory buildings on a
plot 40x102.2. The buyer will remodel
the buildings.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-16
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

STATE OT NEW YORK. OFFICE OF THE
SECRETARY OF STATE as:
THIS CERTIFICATE. issued in duplicate
hereby certitica thnt tho Fred r., Roeebrock
q Co. Inc domestic stock corporation has
!ileff In this of!icc on ,hls l7th day OF May,
1910 papers for tho voluntary dissolution
II such corporation under section 221 OF tho
General Corporation Law. and that 1t ap-
p'arn th"rc'rom that such corporation has
compiled with snii section In order to DO
dissolved.
WirNESS my hand and the seal OF onlce
OF the Secretary of State at the
(SEAL) CITY OF Albany, this .eytnteenth
dhy OF May. ono thouannd nino
hundred and twenty.
A. II. PARKFN
Deputy Secretary OF State
New-York tribune., 1920-06-16

MODEKN HOMES
White Piains. Uart>dale scarrtale From
10000 up. Send for llst
Vim. r.. Morr.li inc
White Plains. =. r. Depot square Tel so4
New-York tribune., 1920-06-16

PORTERS wanted In large wholesale dry
goods house: must be strong mon; salary
$24 per weok. Address Winter. P. 0. Box
l+7. City Hall Station. New York
New-York tribune., 1920-06-16

GEORGE PAYN oUACK 'cNRos.
Yrecutor.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-16
is --------
TCCKAHOE

EIGHT large rooms. sun par1or st,,c
hardwood floors. electricity steam 80.
:, = GSnei'ions, looxioo garage. trses.
rhruooery GiNord PARK. near siwanoy
rost. seen BY appointment Tel t7W
New-York tribune., 1920-06-16
Hotel Biltmore to Try Oil
As Fuel Substitute for Goa

Plans have been filed with the Man
haitian Bureau Of Buildings for INSTALL
ing fuel oil storage plant in the Hotel
Biltmore on the west side Of Madison
Avenue, between Fortysixth and Forty
seventh Streets, at an estimated cost
of $35, 900. r. W. Goelet is the owner
Of record. The Petroleum Heat and
Power Company is the architect.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-16
Tenant Buys Tenement
I'm Second Avenue

Joseph P. Day sold for the Peter A.
Cassidy estate the four-story tenement
with store and rear tenement at sos
Second Avenue. 24.Sx10O, to a tenant
and the Hvestory fiat, 25x1OO, at PIT
East Seventy eighth Street, for the
Emefbe Realty Company
John Constable Moore sold for Jacob
Feder the five-story apartment IS West
10th Street 2OxlOO
New-York tribune., 1920-06-16
s150,00O for "Chinatown" Realty
Gets 44th Street Space Near
Fifth Avenue for Tea House

Payson Mel. Merrill Co. leased the
basement store at IL East Forty-fourth
Street to Ye Peg Wotfington Coffee
House, Inc.
The Haggstrom- Callcn Co. leased the
four-story and basement building, 33
West Sixtfeth Street to H. c. Smith
for three years.
Fl. M. WE'LL Company rented the
store 422 Seventh Avenue to Stern E.
Bregman
New-York tribune., 1920-06-16
Investor Gives All Cash
For Apartment in Bronx

Schwab e. CO. sold for a Mr.. Freund
the four-story apartment at 1840 An
thony Avenue.
f. Osborne Smith, Inc, sold for MIL
ler & Berger the apartment at 958
Sherman Avenue.
Alexander Selkin and Carl Jaffee sold
for Anna Kuhta the three-s story dwell
ing, 20x1O6, 725 Prospect Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-16

BALESMHN wanted; factory rebuilt tires
in grcat demand: attractive propo-
sition submitted upon application; csti-
mated commi"sion about 400 weekly TO
duce; only hustlers need apply. Eastman
Rubber WorkR Inc. BIS West 10th At.
SHOEMAKER wanted: steady position.
Apply Jebrnn Kayat. IA Morris ST.. n. 7.
SOLICITORS can earn t8o-t7S weekly occur
Ing subscriptions to high class magazine
OF Jewiah interest; salary or commission.
=. O. BOX 2SS. Grand Central.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-16
PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS FcU HOSPITAL. CONSTRJ,c
ton -onlcr ConriructinG Qunrtcrmnwer
Ward No /. Walter Reed L. s, Army G,n.
propoaals In dupiicnto Win hc received here
"hll II ~ NJ. Jnno ~. 1920, and then
opened for furnishing labor and material
Tor installation or certain heating mia mt
equipment Further information Furnished on
uplllcntiun "
New-York tribune., 1920-06-16
MANHATTAN REAL. ESTATE
BROADWAY.

Ss,ooo CASH Will buy bent single nat for thc
money anywhere on tho Went Eidc 20 Z,
eisr,r,c ilkht Pricc 326.o0o Rent l3s00
BLAWSON IoBHS. I52 Wsst 72d ~,
New-York tribune., 1920-06-16

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER on
Honorable John J.. Cohslan. SlIross :.
Of the County of New York. NoTl.n,m
hereby given to all person, having e.sf af
against Wilson u. II. Randolph. iAte y,
the County OF New York. hcceasea
present the same with vouchers fhe,,.s
20 the sutscrlbcs. at place of tan"S,,.
busincsA M. 1871 Montague st. BreeASt
New York. on or before tAe lSth day
Auguat next -,
pateS. New York tho loth tay OF F''
rIa!N iA.h
EANillrON TRUST CO Executor;
kDNAEb j CCNNoLLY Attorney ".
Executor ISs Montagus ST. bfe'
lyp. N.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-16
POSITIONS

CLERICAL POSITIONS
Several vacancies in a
large corporation. Pre-
vious experience not nee
cssary.
$lS a week to start.
Half day Saturday;
Lunches at cost; benefit
plan and rest rooms.
Rapid advancement to
those who make good.
Apply, stating age, cd
ucatlon and previous cx-
pcricncc, if any. to Box
L., 223, Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-16
HELP WANTED FEMALE

ROOkKEEFER desires position permanent o
temporary. farm. In hotcl or boarding.
house. out OF city; experienced: reference
L.. BOX 112, Tribune
New-York tribune., 1920-06-16
Wanted TO Purchase

WANTED TO Buy Size h Stokes 4 sr,,,.
wrapping machine and S-inch slnrr
machine. quote price. advise condition ar
where can be seen. The Alien A COMPANY
Kenosha Wis -"'
New-York tribune., 1920-06-16

Typswriters

BIG BARGAlN-New and used v.ra-o,.
trunks. 500 Sixth ave- bet goth sl., .,'
New-York tribune., 1920-06-16
COUNTRY PROPERTY

MAINE FARMHOUSE ncnr Augusta: new
bullhlhK. pnrtlY furninhou. i,lpdorn iu
p',H"h"n'" seven rooms. sood garden and
s'"bl" oIunlr'lriiunp. 800 Dor yeAr
IoIr piuHc IlbI Bryant.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-16
PROFESSIONAL
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

DOYLE AGENCY.
is East 4oth at Madison Ave. ia Nassau
ST.. Tribune Building or :l5 Montague st
klyn--StenoEraphcrs. typists book
ksepers clerks. comptometers and switch
board operators: good positions for begin
ners and ex.,cricncod
GET WHAT You WANT
II you desire clerical employment or en-
ployers OF irreproachAbe sort. Miss Millroy.
Manager. CharlIcks Agency. west Asth
Strcct. Will hnp you make the right selec
tion. Call between 9 and T.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-16
Rugs

ORIENTAL RUGS any condition
tty bought fer highest cash: appya,s;rs X,sh. !.
specially. cali or write. Basnajisr so 'vs vs.. =
ioth st Phone 5lol Bryant. "e''
YOUR RUGS CLEANFD
repaired and restored by the exnert a,n.,
TO new Call or write Madison soSofl
1875. Kantzian Co. 90 Lexington s,s,' ,i.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-16
Furniture
Mems Clothing
COME up!
? Patcnts

PATENTS
Over IS years practice; all cornnr,,..
tions strictly confidential; handbook :.
patents free on request: special fscii,,.aa
for office consultation Mum & Co ~
ent attorneys. COZ Woolworth Rui,a.as
New York HNs
New-York tribune., 1920-06-16

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
gate Of tho County OF New l1re, NOIieA
IS hereby given TO all persons haV.as
claims against Ludwig Sutro. ate OF tne
the same with vouchers tlaieot 10 tie
subsc ri bers al their place ot trsnsaetihs
business. at the Office ot Sutro WTsn.
No. 293 Broadway. IN the City OF NeN
York. on or before the @Oth aAy OF oe'''
Der next. -,
Dated. New York. the .2rh day OF Ap''+
1920.
Lilly SUTRO
FREDENlCk {. SUTRO,
Executors
sUTRO & WRIGHT. Attorneys ior Ei'
ecutors
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. who can
and viii intelhgertly present
staple proposition in plain
and direct manner. To such men
We are Offering an opportunity to
make good earnings. Prompt re-
suits. Winslow. 3i2 Castle hall.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-07
AuToMosILEs FoR sALE.

>-~~e~-~~~~<~~~~~c .~~~>~s~~~.~e.-~,
NO RED TAPE.
NO BROKERAGE.
YOU PAY YOUR FIRST PAYMENT
DOWN AND DRIVE THE CAR
AWAY.
MAXWELL TOURING.
1918 model; Al condition; new paint,
new top; $176 down, balance one year.
CASE TOURING.
Excellent condition; only 800 down,
balance one year.
SAXON ROADSTER.
A dandy little economical car to own,
500 down, balance one year.
sTUDEBAKER TOURING.
A bargain at 1915: SIS down. balance
And many others. Come in and look
them over before you buy. Remember no
red tape and that \extra pulling so days
free service.
AUTOMOBILE TRADING co.
55s-557 N. Capitol. Circle 1854
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-07

Times Want Ads ma the night people
for the right places ana the right places
for the right people. Phone Main 35oo
Auto. 3x-s61.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-07
HUDSON SEDAN

1918 model. An ex-
cellent opportunity to
buy a car of this kind
this is mechanically
right and has just been
rehnished.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-07
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
SEPTEMBER n
CLEARANCE
SALE
of
RECONSTRUCTED
CARS

n
on all used cars.
But remember-the condi-
ton of the car is more i'm
portant than low price
IN THIS SALE YOU GET
BOTH RELIABLE CARS
and LOW PRICE.
As is our practice, we re-
construct these used cars in
our own special shop, where
they are torn down, worn
parts replaced, adjusted,
tested and refnished.
Starting with September,
we have the most enjoyable
motoring months of the year.
Don't fail to attend-a rare
chance to get a good car
cheap.
1917 Cole 8 Chummy, re-
finished dark blue with
white wheels, equipped with
five good tires. This car is
in elegant shape. Price,
$3.50.
1919 Cole Aero s, seven
passenger touring, refinished
Rolls-Royce blue with white
wheels, equipped with five
cord tires. Price, $2,250.
1920 Davis Coupe, rein-
ished dark blue with cream
wheels. This car is equipped
with Kelly-Springfeld cord
tires, looks and runs like
new. Price, $4,000.
1917 Chalmers 6 touring,
refnished Napier green; has
new top and curtains. Is a
wonderful buy at 1915.
1913 Saxon Roadster, in
nice shape. Price, $275.
1917 Cole 8, refinished
Rolls-Royce blue, with white
wire wheels. Car is equipped
with two extra wheels and
two extra tires. Price,
1880.
1916 Ford Roadster. Price,
1926.
1918 Maxwell Roadster,
refnished dark green with
cream wheels. Price, 1925.
1919 Cole Aero 8, rein
ished cherry red, equipped
with four brand-new cord
tires and one spare. Price,
$2,250.
1920 Maxwell touring, re-
finished Napier green, tires
all good. Price. 1895.
1918 Mitchell 6 touring
ear. refinished dark green,
with cream wheels. This car
is in elegant condition.
Price, $685..
1917 Cole s touring car,
reiinished dark green with
cream wheels. This car is in
elegant shape, equipped
with FIVE cord tires. Price,
$1,150.
Terms if desired.
Open day and evening
Labor day included) dur
ing State Fair Week.
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HUDSON SPORT
MODEL

1919. Exceptionally
good condition, just re-
painted.
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FINANCIAL
We Have 1t
State Loan Co.
305 odd Fellow Bids

Cor. Penn. and Wash. SITS.
Phones: Main 1919. New 24-629,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-01-16

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nit Striden 5u binoen.
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lid gemad)t un0 oefelieIt fonrte Die
Holijei lte iibernehmen, ubHe Dab lie
OIL ibrem 2eibc irecnopeld)eu Sd)a.
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SceIenrube nit lid aenouumen -
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"a id)lug iid ser Wnun an feline
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ner taten Elm gleides.
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id)iibte oas Sul,s Dor 80itbern mo
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limo er tpuroe befIopit mo &c.
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or mill! ga, mo iiberboupt!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-01-16
sin Observation-Disclosures Snititnt
n Der llniocriitat Srauffnrt a. ",

6reunoe Der 8iiicnibait uno ocs
lhenters BADEN DER l~lnipcriitai
6ranfturt a. ". Die Mittel sur
Serfileung geiteut CUR Wrunoun9
liner Observation-Disclosures Ibtel.
lung, Die oent 8ermoniiden Semi
lar angesliebert puroe. In Sil.
bern, Hldueu uno Mooeuen iolen
ole Sebrmittel geid)aficu merocn ilr
Sorieinngen uno llebungen iiber
8fid)idte oes Sbeaters, 0ramatur.
Jie, Aegie uno Siibnentunit. Gic
5ammlung miro nit Der 3eit Su
mem fleineu Sbeatermuieum er-
o~eitert, oas namcntIib Mnld)au
%Iagsnloterlal iiir Die 9Ibnenge
.fidte Sranfiurts pereinigen ioIl
Iue bier5u geborI9en Grinnerun9el
alte Sbeater5ettel, S3elieu. uni
foitiimbiloer limo DER SaHnl
Jung mlufommeu. Die S0ti9ftit oel
Observation-Disclosures Ibteiluno
,eginnt in oieiem Semeiter untcl
teitung bon 8rofciior Eeterien I'M
Or. Us. Eieifier.8eui nit llebuh
zen iiber oSb~ateipeores 9amIet al
Der 9iibne".
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-01-16
3lattoaoidle SprHfw6rSers.

gu oenn - ieeet bat Wdfeit, I'M
nun MID ia ieggen.
Sd fam MID ban EN- blIepcll,
oenn be bett ct mi anoobn - ieggt
0ot Wt1fen.
Sd ih1nle mi - IA Dot W9dfen
uno boil n Spernsfooen Dor DC
Sogen.
De Iectpe @ott is oof inn Seller
- "a DC W0nf, DO be TO @ien Cling.
Sd miie9t oof laden, tpern De
9iarr MID mien moor - IA ben Sang
iiCn Wooer DO oarSt he up't
Sell.
Reft belt Oh, amer ipieaen miibt
III - barr De Manu tors 6roo
lcggt.
Noue Hot fumntt ban ortne
2iibre.
@eaeu en- 5obr Meb farn'n bod
rid nnltinfeu - barr BUR- Meier
Ieggt, as De affat EN- bereeen mnl.
be ihuu scgen iienerl aoligen 8oooS.
BERN flogen.
San mutt iait in iten S6oh
Itobr.
st is mid Aliens 9otter. not be
Sob gipt - IA De Wlogb DO
tte0e ie inn 5Iaoen.
Nee'e geiien8 ieat GOOD.
H~idfopperS gent nids.
Raj 2iftreB truet De 5oB Dot
Sbs mid mebr.
Rab n gooocn Siioer funnrt n
gcooer 3iiber.
Ratur 9eibt ofuer be 2ebre.
De @6oie gobt oaernegen bar.
ioot - icaat De NedIeuborger.
II beoropt Nonn Debit ielten Ell
ioooeu anop.