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New-York tribune., 1921-11-11
Trading in Large Flats
On Upper West Side
Heirs nf Late Ex-Governor Nor.
ton Sell Houses on Seventh
Avenue Corner

The heirs of the late cx-Governor
Levi r. Morton have sold to the 400
Manhattan Avenue Corporation the
Douglas and Desmond apartments, two
six-story elevator houses at the north
west corner of Seventh Avenue and
l2ist Street, s5xl0o11. A mortgage for
S2I0,0uO is allowed to remain ON the
property by the Morton estate.
The Buxbaum Realty Company sold
the st. Ermins, a six-story elevator
apartment, 1l0xa9.11, at $40 West 1s2d
Street, to the Steinfeld Realty Cor
poration. with Nathan Sugarman, John
w. butcher and Betty Soloman as ,di-
rectors. 1t acquired the property sub.
ject to mortgages for $17l,00O.
Myer Isear, operator, bought the
Sunnycrest, six-story elevator apart
ment, at Gil West 113th Street, 75x1O0.
from client of Guggenheimer, Inter
myer & Marshall. Stanley Wolfson was
the broker
Henry Stern sold to George White
side the Deshler, seven story ele-
vator apartment house at the southwest
corner of st. Nicholas Avenue and
Hath Street, 592x76.6.
Daniel II. Jackson and Thomas S.
Shorten sold to the 752 West End Ave
nue. Corporation {Harry Joseph son,
president) 752 West End Avenue, a
hve-story apartment.
The three, four and five story tene-
ments with stores, on plot 129.5x97x
irregular, at 129 to 1856 Washington
Place West. have been sold by Mar
garet A. Huntington to Margaret Riley.
Daniel Guggenheim sold to Giovanni
di Martini a six-story tenement with
stores at $50 East 117th Street, 4Ox
5S.5
J. P. 4 E. j. Murray and Emanuel G.
Bach sold for the Montefore Home a
double fiat with stores at 1893 Lexing-
ton Avenue.
Charles ]. McKenna and another sold
to the Lou-Art Corporation three four
story store tenements at 121 to 1875
East 10th Street, 609x10O11. The
houses at 121 and 1873 have been resold
to Carmine Avallone and G. Casaburi
respectively.
Max Pickholtz sold to Samuel Bruck
four-story store tenement at 346 East
1l5th Street, 75.1ox2Ox irregular.
Charles Wynne and Louis H. Low re-
sold the six-story apartment at 1905
and 2907 Eighth Avenue, 40x1O0, to NJ.
McDuf and j. Rubenstein, investing
clients of R. Solove.
Susana Almoslino sold to Ida Mayer
the four-story store tenement, 26xS5. Ak
Elghty-second Street and East End
Avenue.
The newly formed rs Clinton Street
Realty Company IF. r. Blitz, F. Harri
son and M. Alpert) purchased the six
story tenement with stores at 76 Clin-
ton Street, 25x67.
The 3. F. Knowles Company sold two
five-story houses at So to So Broome
Street FOR the A. & G. Corporation.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-11
Frederick Brown Squares Out
Holdings ON Morris Ave

Frederick Brown, through the pur-
chase of two vacant properties on
Morris and fremont avenues, now con-
trolls site containing ABOUT eleven
lots at the southeast corner of those
thoroughfares. From the Cedarlands
Realty and Operating Company Mr..
Brown bought plot, 63x146x irregu-
Tar, on fremont Avenue, adjoining a
five-acre plot at the southeast corner
OF Morris Avenue. A plot, 50x100, ad-
joining the corner. on Morris Avenue.
was purchased from the Burnside
Avenue Realty Company Both sales
were made Though Hall J.. How & Co.
With these purchases Mr.. Brown now
controls vacant corner, fronting PIG
feet on Morris Avenue and 1873 feet
on fremont Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-11
Bankers Dispose of Fifty
Lots in West Bronx

The Burnside Realty Company, a
holding concern for Kountze Brothers.
bankers, sold tract of about fifty
lots, comprising practically all of the
large block bounded by Burnside. Tre-
mont, Grand and Davidson avenues,
through Hall J. How & Co, who, a
half century ago, purchased some 500
lots in the westerly section of the
Bronx.
The purchase was made by the
Iivoli Realty Company, Judson S. Todd
president. The property will be cut
up into units for reimprovement with
apartments and business buildings and
disposed of to builders.
The sale involves the entire block
with the. exception of six frame houses
on Grand Avenue. There is a frontage
of about 200 feet along Burnside Ave
nue., 125 feet on fremont Avenue, $40
feet on Davidson Avenue and about 425
feet along Grand Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-11
Real Estate News
Buyers of Bronx Plots
To Improve Sites
Flats, Business Buildings md
Dwelling Houses Planned
by Purchasers

Joseph Sager purchased the plot nj
the northwest corner OF l8gth Strcat
ana Lyman Place, lS5xl47. II will he
improved with business buildiny
mr, Sager resold plot on Crotana
ask NORTH soo feet east Of Marmion
Asenues TO the Nosidam Realty Com
apartment. Sso'y
The newly formed Arno Realty car
poration (H. w. Perlman. n. Wein-
berger and j. S. RernsteinA has nnr-
chased the plot. 1Isx7o, at the south
eass corner of Crotoma Avenue and
ieoth Street. for Improvement with
store buildings. The estate az Cert;c
Boecher was the seller.
- Charles Siegel Levy purchased from
henry Weaver the one-storv stora
building at the southeast corner Of
iS,s' nosson Road and Union Avenue,
;, Shaw. Rockwell q Sanford sold for
nAroio SWAIN the plot, 45x100, at the
nortneast corner sof Mount Eden and
oeiwyn avenues to Morris l.. Suskin.
Mno VIII erect brick two family
The Hudson Builders Cornorat;on
purchased from the Harburn Holdirr
Corporation the plot, 1oOx137.2. at
the northeast corner of Burnside and
Harrison avenues.
Henry A.. Forster sold to Patrick
Mcmahon the vacant plot, s1.4xso.4x
irregular, on the west side of broad
way, 5o.2 feet north of 26lst Street
The Poleekcrans Building Company
bought the vacant plot. I35x10o. on
the east side of Harrison Avenue. 90
feet north of 1Soth Street.
The plot. o6xlos.5x irregular, on the
west of Minerva Place. has been pur-
chased by L. Hurd Sanford from viii
liam NJ. Duffy.
Kathryn L.aO'Connor sold to George
A Steinmuller the plot, 5Ox100, on the
north side of 178th Street. 13111 faat
west of the Grand Concourse.
Kathleen M. Ryan sold to Harold C.
ingraham the property at POI Mosholu
Parkway, 5o.4xs7.7x irregular.
Theodore Fishberg sold to Pincus
Iiantz the property at 97S East
165th Street
New-York tribune., 1921-11-11
STORAGE NOTICES
WAREHOUSEMAN'S SALE
OF GOODS FOR
UNPAID CHARGES.


IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PRoyr-
SION OF Law. THERE BEING nt-E
AND UNPAID CHARGES. FOR WHICH
THE JNDERsIGNED. METRoPoLITAN
CO. IS ENTITLED TO LIEN. AS
wAREHOUsEMAN. on THE t;0oiss
HEREINAFTER DESCRIBED. AND DUE
NOTICE HAVING BEEN GIVEN TO ALI.
PARTIES KNOWN TO CLAIM AN IN
TEREST THEREIN. AND THE TIME
SPECIFIED IN SUCH NOTICE Fer
PAYMENT OF SUCH CHARGES HAVING
EXPIRED. THERE WILL BE SOLD At
PUBLIC AUCTION at 80 AND 81 WEST
18th g. G ST ST On ,MoNDAT,, NOVEMBER
LOWING PROPERTY:
HOUSEHOLD GOODS. consisting OF
library. parior nd dining room furniture
couches. desks. dictionary stands upho.-
stored chairs and lounges. tables. rockers.
sewing machines. refrigerators. spinning
wheels. chests of drawers hat racks viz
troia and music cabinets. canopy. wood
and metal beds, gnattresses pillows and
other bedding curtains. draperies. rugs
carpets and oilcloth. table and bed liner
towels etc. framed pictures. paintings
and engravings. boxes. barrels. crates
chests and trunks and their contents CON
scripts china and glassware. clothing
UPRIGHT PIANOS & PLAYER PIANOS
bureaus, chironiers. dressing tables lamps
screens. mirrors, brtc-a brac. hail and
rnantel clocks book cases dinner wagons
wicker furniture, porch furnishings; cahi-
nets, lot of artists materials office furfii-
ture. safes. sewing tables, tapes; ries. rs
frigerators. china cabinets pedestals. ftsrs
and fur trimmed garments. jcwelry. lacas.
silver and plated ware and other Tniscei
laneous and personal effects. stored in FOL
lowing names
Mr.. D. D. Hickey, NJ. e Hickey n Fl
Cooding. G. N. Cradle or NJ Cradle M
A. s. Gorham or Estate Of Victoria X.
Goihan,, Nathaniel C.. HaIstead. Mrs Dor
oths snedcor. Mrs. Anna Bonney Mrs L.
nan. Miss Bonnie Queen Mrs Lille FrobeI
Horah. Mrs L. Srnythe. Theodore II. Pop
Irene Frazier Van Heusen. Mrs. r. f
Daryee L. p. Browne. Mrs a. c. wysham
Mrs J. e Dp Bois: Mr. or Mrs. G: 4.
Benner Mrs. NJ Maxwell Mrs Carrie 4
Murphy: Mrs. Lulie Medbury, MIR. or Mgs.
Office furniture, safes. desks flies. cahs-
rets, pictures. carpets. rugs and lnIscelia-
neous office furnishings atored in name ~
IL Medbury. Charles X. Dorer1us William
a. Young. Receiver, A. NJ Archer
Boxes and contents. trunks and contents
packages and contents. baggage. aisceila-
neous effects. personal belongings. clothing
books and other merchandise stored in
OF W. s Failon. Norman r Morrison.
Really, H. II Yonnker. Mrs. Lillian E Bar
rington, Mrs. w VI Eichner, r. Rodriguez.
Coll John Persch
ALL BEING Now STORED WITH
SAID COMPANY. IN ITS WAREHOUSES;
AND ALL TO BE MORE sPECIFIcAr.-
I-Y ANNOUNCED AND DESCRIBED AT
TINE OF SAID SALE.
II FOR ANY REASON SALE SHALL
NOT BE COMPLETED on ABOVE DATE
IT WILL BE CONTINUED on NovEa-
RER 2sTH, 1921. AND ON DECEMBER
Eth, 1927: At THE SANE TINE AND
SOLD OR THE LIEN Is SATISFIED
THE GOODS MAY BE SEEN At TfsE
PLACE OF SALE ON THE SATURDAY
PRECEDING THE SALE
METKOPOILTAN FTRFPROoF sTOH-
AGE WAREHOUSE co.
14-S9-41 WEST ssTH ST
NEW YORK CITY -. Y
CHAS- s. MORRIS. PRESIDENT.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-11
$5OO,OOO Involved in Brooklyn
Lease for Theater Site

Harold E. Wittemann, builder, leased
from the Tuttle estate twelve buildings
at 1248 to 1858 Fulton Street, includ-
ing the postoffice building on the south
side of Fulton Street, 100 feet west of
Nostrand Avenue, Brooklyn. The trans
action involves over 100000. Mr..
Wittemann intends to erect a theater
with an entrance on Fulton Street, with
public market in the rear. He also
plans to remodel the buildings into
stores and bachelor apartments. Austin
N. Low, Of James B. Fishers office,
and w. H. Goldey were the brokers.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-11
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
characteristics
Cooks

coOK-Scoteh: young: capable: excellent
references: city. Miss Halls Bureau.
Vanderbilt a34o.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-11
Residence in Brooklyn
Bought for Republican Club

vre Ninth Republican Realty Com
pany, representing the 9th Assembly
District Republican Club, has pur-
chased the three-story residence, COX
aoes at 317 Ovington Avenue, Brooklyn,
20 Its headquarters. 1t will remodel
Ne house at an estimated cost Of $780,
y. DR. Bruce G. Blackmar disposed
2 he property to the club, whose Of
&c are John P. Wandell, president;
M- = Moore, treasurer, and ]. Frank
Fan ing, secretary. The club has a
mem bership of $50.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-11
Mattresses

WAITRESS. Norwegian. young; rellsnle:
nice appearances: willing; highly rec
commended. Miss Halls Bureau. II West
44th ct Vanderbilt s34a
New-York tribune., 1921-11-11
Col. Jacob Rupert Sells
Southern Boulevard Landmark

Colonel Jacob Rupert sold the frame
building and saloon at the northwest
corner of Southern Boule~ard and
fremont Avenue, landmark of The
horse driving days. The property
fronts 125 feet on Southern Boule-
ward and about 12O feet on fremont
Avenue, with an abutting parcel 'front.'
ing Is feet on Marmion Avenue.
The property extends through from
Southern Boulevard to .Marmion Ave
nue., distance of about 21o feet. The
new owner, it is said, will improve the
site with apartments and stores.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-11
Fiat Planned for Plot
Bought in Clinton Avenue

i M. NJ. & H.. Levinson bought the
fsftheast corner of Clinton Avenue and
bklsnd Place and Clinton Avenue,
s2x10o. from Mrs. Helen T. Coughlin.
they will erect four-stcry fiat.
Edward Polak, Inc, sold a lot, COX
ie6. on south side of fremont Ave
bug. ninety-five feet east of Clinton,
Tor Mr.. Underhill to Morris Heller,
bna resold it to a Mr.. Kaufman.
Elizabeth Snee sold to Carrie Houla-
hdh the property at 500 East 1S7th
Stfeet, 25x9s.4x irregular.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-11
BOARDERs WANTED

soTE ST.. ATT LEXINGTON Av. (rIote,
Rutse1ge1-For ladies'; one room and
meals from SIS up; elevator; telephone,
ctr: full hotel service: newly decorated.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-11
Aeronautical Corporation
L. L. To Build on East Side

Albert B. Ashforth, Inc. leased for
ne estate of H. D. Brookman, a plot
a2aexsS.e, on the south side of Thirty
6rst Street, 225 feet east of First Ave
ane, to the Looming Aeronautical Cor
peER ton, manufacturers of the Looming
d8Ehg boat, that has recently been en-
E4se2 in making fights over Long
ESend Sound. They have contracted
she erection of building especially
Designed for the manufacture of flying
bd1ts and airplanes.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-11
Spencer Jennings Estate Parts
With Costly Glen Cove Home

Charles B. Van Valen, Inc, with
Warren Murdoch sold for the Farn,e RS
Loan and Trust Company, trustees for
the Spencer Jennings estate, the resi-
dence at Glen Cove, l.. l., known as
Ellen Court, to Nettie E. Livermore.
The property overlooks Long Island
Sound and consists of twenty-room
stucco house with garage, stable and
nine acres, with private beach. 1t ad-
joins the estates of Edward R. Ladew,
William Y. Hester, Alice A. de Lamar,
DR.. j. c. Aver and r. j. Maxwell. The
estate is said TO have cost $250,00O.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-11
operation Purchases Loft
Building i'm East 5Ist St.

.Robert E. Kelly sold for Adolph Bow
sHS TO the Wilburely Corporation a
Esur- story loft building at 220 East
Fifty first Street, 25x110.10 The same
broker leased the five-story building at
80 Third Avenue, also known as POI
md 203 East Thirty-eighth Street, for
iffeen years to J. w. Mitchell, and the
lsar-story building 631 Third Avenue
u fifteen years to Tilden T. Good.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-11
Corn Exchange Bank Leases
Block Front on Varick s,

The Corn Exchange Bank leased from
the Trinity Corporation the block front
on the east eide of Varick Street, be-
tween Canal and Grand streets, for
twenty-one years, at net ground
rental Of $11.500a a year, with privilege
of three renewals.
The bank is having plans prepared
by 3. Edison Gage for a three-story
banking structure at the Canal Street
corner and for an eight story store and
loft building at the Grand Street cor
ner, representing an investment of
about S40Q 900
New-York tribune., 1921-11-11
Buys Suite in Apartment

Culver & Co. sold for Joint Owner
ship Construction Company, Inc, an
apartment in the building which they
are erecting at 1876 East Forty seventh
Street, to Miss Mary C. Parker. of the
Federal Reserve Bank
New-York tribune., 1921-11-11
.ontract for sl75,O 900 Hospital

Enntract for constructing a new
afBital building for the Prospect
afnts Hospital in Brooklyn has been
kafded to w. T. Anderson, Of Forest
Rills.s according to Browns Letters,
|1ey Construction Reports. The build
ng win be erected at 775 Washington
venue, and will cost approximately
(175,oo0. Plans and specifications were
erspared by Timis & Chapman, BIS
F4fth Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-11
Broadway Loft Building Sold

The Sillwein Realty Company, l..
Silverman, president, sold the four
story store and loft building at 827
and 829 Broadway to client of Sam.
uel Weinberger. Spear & Co. were the
brokers.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-11
Joseph E. Willard Buys Home
In Sutton Place Colon,

Joseph E. willard, formerly Ambas-
sador to Spain, bought the residence at
8 Sutton Place from Francis B. Willard.
The house is one door north Of the
dwelling recently bought by Miss Anna
Morgan.
Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt, accord
ing to report, purchased the house ad-
Joining her new home, at 3 Sutton
Place, from her sister, Mrs. Emeline
II. Olin,
New-York tribune., 1921-11-11
Rayson School Gets Dwelling
On Riverside Drive Corner

William Mitchell rented his former
residence, stone dwelling at the cor
ner of Riverside Drive and 103d Street
to the Rayson School, which has been
located at 168 West Seventy-ffth Street
for the last twenty-six years. Kenneth
Ives & Co. were the brokers'
New-York tribune., 1921-11-11

MOTHERS HELPER or uurserv xcy-
erness; Franch; long city references:
frustworthy; considerations capable utss
Halls Bureau. II West 44sA.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-11
BUSINESS CARDS
Typew riters

SPECIAL. SALE-Underwoods Eernirr-
tons Smiths. Royals. sc9 rentals three
months. 50. Morse Typewriter Exchange,
51e Canal st Canal 4iio. Mr.. Greene
New-York tribune., 1921-11-11

LADIES MAID--French- SWISS; excelient
sear1stress. pacisers traveller. willing.
capable. Miss Halls Bureau. II West 18th
Vanderbilt t34e.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-11
Florida

FREE list or houses for sale and rent
Write Van WinAie Co. Rutherford. N J
New-York tribune., 1921-11-11
MiseellAneous

EXCELLENT Swedish cooxs chamber.
maids. buffers and couples: city. coun.
try. Bcrta Carison's Swedish Agencies
7s7 Lexington ay, rear slst 1t. Rhine.
lander 3547. 22so Broadway, corner ssd.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-11
Recent BUYERS of Realty

Frank Laurino is the buyer of So
Bedford Street and Joseph McGimpsey
the real buyer of las West 130th
Street, sold recently.
Louis M. Hanna is the purchaser of
1869 Briggs Avenue, sold recently.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-11
TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
Domestic

BUTLER AND COOK fEngiish) young.
pleasant, superior quaiffed. excefiehc
refcrences Miss Halls Bureau, II wes.
44th- Vanderbilt $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-11
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE
NEW JEasEy RrAL ESTATE
Honest Bargain; Only So, 600 Needed

Because the purchaser finished could NOT com
plcte the financial Of his attractive
pretty Colonial type Of suburban home
strictly residential section New York. specially
comfortable @ yearrornd OCCUPANCY be bought for less
aty Of buyer will be The perfect
condition, ready immediately very
large and tiled baths The
electric fixtures and shades There completely
equipped corresponding the architecture
The plot consists of about onethd with
frontage. Unusual
the grounds which beautifully many
shrubs and flowers The elevation 700 wonderful
very healthfu living conditions rights
chain of beautiful lakes with the title The railroad
within walk Committing facilities the the
oest Immediate and title be had
Of $30O0 and the balance of 1900
PC Complete details
obtained by writing A. B. STEWART f04 Terrace View
New York City by phoning 1470 Cortlandt.
REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE
New-York tribune., 1921-11-11
MEN WANTED

M LIN w AN Ell
We want Immediately re-
liable, able bodied ,rer be-
tween the ages Of II and s.,
TO- honorable, good-paying,
permanent employment in
our American Shop Flan
Organization.
Every man employed now
and proving satisfactory will
be assured of a permanent
position.
CAUTION
This opportunity will last
but few days, as we are
fast completing our organi-
zation and this advertisement
will be withdrawn.
We need Immediately
EOC L L SALE = M T. "
I TRANSFERS
HELPERS
PLATFORM MEN
\ ARDMEN
Apply 7 a. m to ! p. m.
Borden's Farm Products Co.
EMPLOYMENT OFFICES
20o Lexington Ave,
near Z. SIND St. n. Y. c.
l54 West 3lst St.
near Sixth Ave, N. Y. c.
992 Gates Ave. Brooklyn.
Is Fourth Ave, Newark, n. 7.
l63 State St. Haci1ensack, N. 7
50 Crary Ave, Nj. Vernon.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-11
Pleasantville Plot Buyer

Chauncey B. Griffen & Co. have sold
to n. F. Weir, of the Bronx, for Alfred
Romer large plot on the easterly
side of Washington Avenue, Pleasant
Vile, Westcherter.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-11
BRoNxvILLE

WE ARE OFFERING FOR SALE AT
bargain price a new. large 6-room Dutch
Colonial house, plot 6oxIis with beat
tiful shade trees, all modern improvements,
living room 1Sx22 with large open fireplace
Of stone; other rooms In proportion.
READY FOR OCCUPANCY ON OR
ABOUT DEC l.
Terms. small amount OF cash, balance
Hike rent. We are developing a
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENTIAL PARK
Come and select your lot and we will
quote you an interesting price on a house
built to suit your Individual taste and re-
qufremcnts and have your new home ready
Is on the
n T. wEsTCHEsTER BOSTON n. r..
CHESTER HEIGHTS STATION
Express service every 30 minutes to ana
from New York Ofiice on property
EARBERRY CONSRUCTfONN CO INC
Union Corners. Bronxvfiie
Phone Brcnxvills 11s4
New-York tribune., 1921-11-11
r. Havhurst Ruys in Bronxville

BurkeStone, Inc, has sold for the
estate of Millard r. Smith to Ralph
Hayhurst plot in the Bronxville Ter
race section of Rrouxyille
New-York tribune., 1921-11-11
,Bolger Resigns From United

1 y mes c. Bolger has resigned as
of the United Cigar
6ecres Company. He was in charge of
|hs real estate division of the COM
lRnf. He Joined the concern in 1910
|nd was made vice-president in 1915
y the death Of Louis Biel.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-11
In the Auction Market
BY Iosenh p Day

BY joseph z. Day
Spencer sav. 8. 200 Isoth vt, 75x1o5.
vacant; slsp Huxley av. " q. zoo n 160th
st, 75x1o5 vacant; John WhaIen trustee,
agt Guidance Realty Co: due. Sl3.4s5.s6:
taxes. etc, s622.So; to the plaintiff for
S14. .450.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-11
ABSOLUTELY fHE BIGGEST
sIirc Bargains Ever Offered!
Just RECEIVED TWO cARIoADs OF
Carlisle Rope Cords"
&. GUARANTEED BRAND NEW STOCK.
Tires For Price OF One!

nepossf Of 109t on NdsI Ordsre
Hhsch wyll Recefue Prompt Attention.
Automobile Co..
Established In 1893
IIRE 4 BODY DEPARTMENT.
I HI Broadway, near 55th st.
AUTO DEF PARTMENT
s 1159 Broadway, near S6th st.
un Department. TeIsphone--Carcls 247a
Aato uepartment Telephons--earcis STA
New-York tribune., 1921-11-11
WAREHOUSE SALE OF GOODS
FOR UNPAID CHARGES.

In accordance with the provision OF law
there being due and unpaid charges for which
the undersigned LENOx STORAGE &
TRANSFER co. Is entitled lien >
wstehouseman on the goods hereinafter de-
scEifed. and due notice having been given to
II parties known to claim interest therein
and the time specified in such notice Tor
PAYMENT of such charges having expired.
there viii be sold at pubic auction at tns
Monarch Auction Rooms. lsl East 19sth
Street, New York City. on Tncsdsy y. NoveEn-
oet 18th. 1921. TO A NJ. and II the sale IL
noe completed or said date the will b.
every Tuesday thereafter and continuing Until
all goods sold to wit -
Household furniture, consisting of pa rso-
suits. bedroom suits. dining room suits,
iiprary furniture pianos, victrolas. musical
Instruments. carpets. rugs, trunks. boxes.
barrels, suit cases. contents consisting 81
clothing, linen. books papers Stationery
pictures crocsery, sewing machines tee boxrE
cnaery lamps, Dria-a -brac. china ard glass
ware. stiveT ware. bedding. draperics and ma
effects, and as enumerated in the warehouse
inventory issued by the warehouse in each
case and held for the accounts OF the follow
inr parties concerned
MRS BREsI.IN p. KsERNAN. HAE7Y
nAN, ARTHUR DIERTELcAafp MRS L.
Mo>.DRCFF. STANLEY PYTEsl.. 3. GREEN
n; HCLz JOYCE. J. DCNZ1G. FRITZ
e,.ls = n..EEIs MRS IDA WANsoN. G. =
ELLEN kILKENy. S. CAHILI4 JOHN Ia
HkENDEL. GOROTA. THOMAS F. HUGHES.
MAns AEI IR. THEO. ERCEERT. CAa-
Lille y. DE SUE. T. GLoRIOSS.
LENOX STORAGE. & TRANSFER
CO.. INC.
I'D AVE. & 18TH STREET
NEW YORK CITY.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-11
Southern Boulevard Flat Sold

Alexander Selkin and David Mintz
sold fve-story twenty-family apart
ment with stores at 683 Southern
Boulevard.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-11
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printing knowledge and experience in
final and foundry reading in best class Of
book work: Suburban. in committing dis
tance OF New York Open shop, but New
York scale. D. 6lS. Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-11

A YOUNG MAN. under So wanted in the
sales end Of a large out-of- town manu-
featuring business. High school graduate
WIN several years' business experience pre-
.erred- Fine opportunity for one with ap;l
ny and Intelligence to work into the exec.
utive end OF the business. d. 619, Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-11
Goyernesses. Etc.

NURSERY GOvERNESS. English, young:
capable, pleasant personality; highly
recommended. Miss Halls Bureau II
West 18th ST. Vanderbilt 834e
New-York tribune., 1921-11-11
Nurses. Etc.

NURSE-Young; capable. city country :
:. excellent references. Miss Halls Bureau
Vanderbilt 8340.