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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-15
New York French,
Folks Remember
Fall Of Bastille
Manhattan Casino Trans
formed Into Bit of
Paris, With ALI Of That
Capitals Love of Mir~fh

Not being able to TRANSPLANT the
Rue de Rivoli to- Fifth Avenus to cre-
ate a proper setting for their celebra-
ton of the Fall of the BastiIIe, New
YorRs French colony transformed Nam
hsttafl Casino Gardens, at 155th 81 -eet
and Eighth Avenue, into NJ siature
Bofs de BouIogne. At the lfFtle tables
under the treas there they passed their
naticual holiday LII the atmosphere Of
the beu1evards, calling for ice cream
and lemonade as the best substitutes
for ''chocolat ct brooches"
Walters wors wlits aprons and
snrweref to the call Of "garron," The
band whfCh played them 1.-THE Marseil-
laise" wore the epaulettes of 1870.
Children, dressed IS AIsatian peasants
or of the "WaIfeck. Rousseau threw
their. dizboIos high above the trees
and the men with their long nous
tzches3 consoied themselves for the
Lengchanps races by playing the
ponies" on the roulette wheel
Hot dog signs were suppressed az in
appropriate.
In the evening the band paraded with
oil the state of a march through the
Arc de Triomphs and led the crowd
into the Casino. where French singers
reminded their hearers of the airs Of
the Opera Conriaue and the Folies Ber-
gsres. The day closed, with ball and
grand reception,'' at which both
Maurice Casenave, director of the
French government services IN this
country, and CASTOR Liebsrt. the Cor
sui General here, were present
Arrangements for this celebration
we're nl4de By the United French So
cieties. and proceeds will go to the
fund for clubh ouse in Thirty-fourth
Sire for these organizations.
xrssrr Amin ax-z-.x-x..
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sgsy sEHsEy nEAE EsTzrB

sd,T5O sECUEEs TITLE TO THIS SER
~ e. 1sn ~ 80 rs 49,, 80 49,,
car be- paid OFF in It few years az you now
pay rent. Plot 200 # i54 70. PerIIra-
nAnt hoTae. everything modern and ready
for occupancy at above price; no extras;
srsasr heat, parqust floors beautifully dec
Grated inside and out. Selsct strictly
residential neigh borhood w atsr sports,
golf country club schools, churches mar
zets Nearly 1000 feet. elevation: no mos
euitoes. Big n~sn~ room. with huge opefi
fireplace. No servants needed: electrically
equipped throughout. Including electric
rarge, vacuitlrl cleaner. washer. electric
lights and base plugs. Balance. after mi
tial payment can be paid up wtth less
money than you will waste In rest the
uexs few years. Investigate. D NOR-
y. Y. c, Tel 1922 Cortlandt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-15
Architect Arrmgrs by Cable
Leasing of Fine Goth ST. Home

Warrington Whitehouse, Inc. con1-
pleted negotiations by cable for the
lease of the home of Ogden Goldman,
architect, at East Ninety sixth Street,
to Ronald Tree. It is a modern six
story American basement, designed by
Mr. Ccdrnan, with garage and roof
garden. 1t was held at $4,000 per
annum. Mr.. Tree is stepsen of Ad-
r1iral Lord Beatty and served abroad
the war.
Wood, Dolson Company, Inc, through
it's Representatives. Charles j. Quiulan,
leased for Mrs. B. B. Roundey, Of Madi-
son, N. j.. the three~story dwelling 1855
West SeventY-fourth. Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-15
Builder to Erect Flats
On Crestcn Avenue CSr,,e,

Samuel Brener, who earlier IN the
week purchased the block OF thirty Iots
bounded by the Grand conccurse, Cres-
ten and Burnside avenues and fsGth
Street, sold eleven of the lots at the
southeast corner of Creston Avenue
and l8oth Street, fronting e76 feet on
Creston Avenue and 1Gr feet or 18Cth
Street, to Philip Weinstein, whe will
Immediately start. work or the GREG
t,on of apartment houses. H e. Phelps
WAS the broker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-15

srsnerAt " S6tHSI NoudIttnnS
WASHINGTON. July 14---Pressuref re-
low over a wide belt extending FROM tffe
Gulf OF St Lawrence sorYt igwestw ard TO
Texas, and relatively high and. rising ever
rife plains states and the upper Mississippi
Valley.
This pressu,e distributors t1ass been at-
tended with a moderate increase in tern
perature in the region or the Great Lakes,
the upper mississippi VaGleY aad the south
Rocky Mountain region. and by much
cfoudiness and local showers and THUNDER
storms in the Atlantic and east Gulf STATES
the rcgion u the Great Lakes the great
central valleys and rhe central Rocky
Mountain region. Heavy local rains have
fallen in the CaroIinzs. Georgia and parts
OF Missouri and south iiltnofs
In tae middle Alta nttc and northern New
with showers and probably Thunder storms,
Friday And partly cloudy, With somewhat
lower temperatures. on Saturday, In the
south Atlantic and ease Gulf states there
will be shower and thunder storms friday
and SATURDAY.. In rhe Tennessee and the
Ohio valleys there Win be- showers thunder
storms ar,t. somewhat lower tcinpesature
Friday and fair weather Saturday. In th=
region OF the Great LAKES the weather ill
be rafr and cooler Friday and fair SAT-
urday,
rsstrfet Observation-Disclosures wew YORK;.
Southern New England. Eastern PaElrsSl-
y;auia New Jersey ard Ltelawars--Showers
ard prHbabIy thunder storms Friday. Sat-
ursay- partly CLOUDY. somewhat lower tenn
peraturess
Western PennsyIvauia---Partiy eicudg.
somewhat lower temperatures Friday.
probably local thunder showers Saturday
western New yorx-Farriy cloudy snd
cooler Friday; Saturday tasr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-15
% Investors Seeking
Small MORTGAGES

Sometimes our cients ask us far ss,d
small individual mortgages. We casafrnt
always supply these beEausG they are much
IN demand and are, qurckly picked up
Just at present, We have for sale abnut So
mortgages varying IN amount from s7,o,o
to $1,000. These are en- sale at aaE Of our
offices and Our clients may make selection
from them while they last.
They are all guaranteed by the Bond &
Mortgage Guarantee Company and pav
interest at s1sfe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-15
BUSINESS CARDS
Furniture
Mems Gcthssr
Postage stamps
Trunks

CASH for postage stamps. uruses uxec:
ceiiectsnns. Eiits Stamp Inc. 1<s3 RswA,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-15
Bar Association New History
Home tn Cost $ZOO. coo

Flana have BEEN filed for a fcurteen-
story Office and stare building for the
New York Bar Associations at az to IL
West Forty third Street and sd and 3s
Vest Forty fourth Street.
Ii viii Eave q frontage of G7.3 feet
m Fcrty-third Street ard IA in, F'arty-
fourth Street, with g unifsrnr deyth Of
20610 feet. The Associations Of the
Bar of New York City rs given as the
owner. Severance Il Van Allen are the
arrhhectss and have estimated the cost
at ST00,odd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-15
Bank Advances 81, 500 600
To Candy Concern ON Realty

Lott, Inc, candy manufactures, PRO
cured from the Chatham and Phenix
National Bank, as trustee, loan of
81 SOC eco for ter years on it's proper
ties IN this city, Newark, Patterson ard
Hcbcksn. The holdings here involve
the big factory on Brocme and Kelr-
mare streets and Cleveland Place, the
building at the southeast corner of
Barclay Street and West broadway, the
lesseho!d at 1865 Broadway, and the
leasehold at the northwest corner of
Prospect Avenue and 16OtfY Street The
loan bears 8 per cent interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-15
LEGAL NOTICES

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF NEW
YORK; Thernett &c Fehr Inc complain
ant, against Marden, Orth & Hastings
Company Inc, defendant: creditors are
hereby notified that pursuant to the order
of the Hon Thomas 7. ChattteTd. Judge
OF the United States District Court for the
Eastern District OF New York dated tbs
2ad day of May. 1921. all creditors sra
directed TO present their claims as Of April
ath, 1921 the date OF the appointment OF
the Receivers herein. duly verified III forrq
required sby law, to the Recnfvsrs, care OF
the Clerk of this Court. Postofyice BuiId-
ing., Borough Of Brao>iyrr; CITY Of New,
York, y Z. on or Before the. 2od dav cs
July; 1921 Any dividend. or dividends
hereafter 70 be paid the Receivers herein
shall be upon the GLAZING filed pursuant 20
this notice, except upon special or further
order of the Court.
WILLIAM G HEATH
THEODORE STITT,
WILLIAM j. 5MITH
ROBERT b, HoyEYMAN
Atto1nesr for Receivers. 81 BROADWAY,
Borough OF Manhattan
New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-15
| Bank May locate IN New
Business Building in Bronx

For Improvement with one story
BUSINESS building Julian Kevacsi bought
from the Sterling Holding Company
the vacant lot. 10ox1o0, at the north
west cornor Of Burnside aud Walton
avenues, near Jerome and Burnside
avenues subway station. Jacob & Emil
Leitner, who contaminated the deal,
state that banking interests are negu-
tiating for the leasing of space on the
Burnside Avenue front of the proposed
building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-15
Building Trades Wages Cut
From SO Cents to So Da,

TRENTON, N. j., July 14.--w ages
In many of the building trades were
reduced to-day from SO cents to SO q
day by Martin P. Deviin, arbitrator
IN the wage dispute between the unions
and employing contractors. Carpeu-
tiers, tile setters, metal fathers and
electricians, however, will continue to
receive S. a day.
The new schedule. whficll beccu es
effective newt Monday, maintains the
forty four wsek, time ant a. half pay
for overtime and double pay for Sun
day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-15
Z Trust ca.

Surplus SCI, coo. Gao.
rs Resnaen ST.. -BreekIys.
$50 Fulton ST., IsnsaicA.
81 Jackson Ave. L. /. Civ
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Savings Bank Takes Over
AEdrict, Building in Church ST

structure occupying the block front on
the east side of Church, between Way
rem and Chambers streets, yesterday
passed to the ownership of the Albany
County Savings Bank, which took it as
plaintiff III foreclosure proceedings on a
bid of $4,000 The property was sold
on mortgage Judgment Of about $780,
600 obtained by the bank against the
Church & Warren Company. J. Clar-
elTce Davies was the auctioueer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-15
S33, 600 Rental Year
For Restaurant Space in Flat

The lesse of the restaurant space IN
the new seventeen story cooperative
apartment house at 29U Park Avenue
to Pierre arranged by Douglas L.
Gilman & CO, last March. calls for an
annual payment Of s33 600 for twenty
ore years from next October and there
is an option Of renewing the lease for
another twenty-ore- term The
lessees, now on East ortv- fifth Street,
will spend large amount Of money
ON decorstians and improvements.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-15
Quarters for Irish Society

The American Irish Historical Soci.
city has filed plans: for renrodefing tile
four story dwelling at 1872 East Six
tenth Street for IT'S headquarters, r.
W. O'Ccnncr, architect, estimates tire
cost at 100000 The property has stood
ir the, name Of the John T. Maggie es.
tate since 1882
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-15

DOCToKs private suite. roo,ra and
path; planaed and eapec tally euufprest
TOT h5stcian; very deairabis and IN iryt
class nstghhorlfodd. DR. ~ n Sstarn I56
west sSth St Phone Schuyler s7sg,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-15
Presbyterian Hospital Takes
Over Goth Street DWELLING

Pease G. Gilman leased for j. c.
Mcclure II East Sixty sixth Street.
fuur-story dwelling. to the rrcsbyte-
rian Hospital, who will probably use
the house for nurses' quarters. This
property had been sold to Mr. Mcclure
a year ago by the same brokers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-15
$500, 600 Educational Building
For West lSSth Street

Plans have been filed for the con-
struction Of the new Washington
heights Educational Building, at 62s
to G55 West 155th Street. 1t win be a
three story structure The American
Academy of Arts and Letters, Inc, is
the owner of record McKin1, Mead &
White are the architects, and have
estimated the cost at $500 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-15
LOST. FOUND AND REWARD
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Domestic

HoUsEwoRKER-Sun small fan.aiy .
white Apply 10 Mr. Sadahir Suzuaxi d
Co.. 295 5th av
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sURRoGATEs notice.


ANDERSON, ELIZABETH asI1BAxx-
In pursuance OF an order OF Eonorar,,
John r Coa4 an Surrogate of tbs
Couatv of New York, NOTICE liz here5y
even 20 az persons having Ching agatu.+
ELL LDABE'rH MILHAyE ANDE * ae5N
lass of the County of New Yora deceased
TO present the same, with voucher = thereos
20 the subscribers, at thair place OF sra ~,
acting business at the ofSIce of rtF,,,v
h AasteH, their attorney, az No Al w.
street, in The Borough OF Manhattan In
the CITY or New York Stats OF Now sorL
on or befors rhe 2atb day OF Sepser.s bxr
Gated. New Tork. the 18TH day ..
ALBERT G. MfLB4Nr
GEORGE L. NfCEOLH
EDWARD W. SHELDON,
ARTHUR e. nasrEEa scu'ors
Attorney far Executors osffes snr - >,
sdcrsss, - Wall Street, aoroTye Fl
Manhattan. New York City
IN PURSUANCE or Az ORDER OF
honorable John P. sSohalan a Sfsrrs~s,.
OF tie County OF New York MOTIF - "a
aereoy g1ysn 10 all persoas bavtng claim, )
against Charlotte Augusta Hatg Iare -
London, England deceased TO- pr~sss,r ~ :
SANE Win vcuc aera thereof to- the sub
Serirers az Their piace OF rrarlsa citing Fssss3
less tue ONCE OF William Crlikssianlf sens
NO. 81 LIosrfy Street Borough OF Ma
nasfan. IN the City OF New YORK % ~
before the 22nes 1ay of July next
Dated. New York. the iith day Of Ian.
ugry issl
HENRY c. DRATToN.
WILLIAM 81. CRUEksHswE.
gTEwARr q sHEAHHH. Asssrusys fss
ExecunnrH 40 Wall Serest. Mznhsttsn.
NSw York.
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Iftrncst teureratur

Highest temperature yesterday, Sc de-
srees (at 3 2. n.y.; lowest, ~ degrees at
d. my; average, 10 degrees taverage
same date last year. ~ degrees: avpra sc
same date for thirty-tnree years. "a de-
greeS.
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AsARIarDNTs ro LMr-F1KNIsHEr


41ST ST, 56 EAsT--For rent near Perish
Ing sra; q limited number or high-cras
bachelor apartments. with bath; mod
crate. Lyons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-15

lhe Brown, Whselock Company deny
ing recent report by them of the prop
esry at liz East EightIeth Street The
sruse has not been sold, the company
declares.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-15
New York statu

For Real Estate Opportunities II, Sti,1,Ys-.t
or the New Jersey Hill Country nearby
EUGENE JOBS III. r. HfECK CO.
Real Estate Brcfsers
Lackawani,a Station Summit. ~ T.
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REAL rsrArr-sArr ox Ersr
HicE.msnd

FOR season or year, beautiful country
home, partly furnished. s. rnorns and
birth, all improvements; near trolley and
ga bathing: one hour frusr Battery.
L.hnns T2S-W TouIpi1insville. or 147-E
Don gun Hl1s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-15

FLUSHING

FLUSHING
Beautiful s%root1a CoIenial
Corner plot, snxiog; two baths, garage
price SIS, COG; easy terills. r. j. Hach,nan,
38s Fort Washington Ave; Tel Fitz Row
660b
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-15
Wdnen's National Eep,,blicars
Club Gets Space in :55th Street

Douglass Gibbons q Co leased to the
Wonren's National RepubIican Club
sFaee at IS West Thirty-ninth Street,
opposite the Republican Club Annex.
The club. was formed under the prgsi~
dency of Mrs. Charles H. Sabin about
year ago.
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fypcwrtters
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR SALE fsesutsfuas coraiecrionsry sto-s
IN California doing large business III
healsh reasc1 Tor selling. Or will tzks
partnsr Aedress Nrs. Aflssre,vt. ferraerly
or chicago and View York. ~ South Calls
fosnia Street STOCKTON. Caiifernsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-15

BY Joseph p Day
EAST list ST, so3 and 2os. n S.. re- IT 9 of
~ aW S-sty bldg. 4TxI2e; Ella g Kun
an an ast Willis Pipe Co: amt due, 800
yy,ss,uoi taxes, etc. 81. 423; to John S
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WHITE PLAINS

WHITE PLAINS
FOR SALH~-Big bargain, eagtst-roon
hauss, saS and electric; large bath hot
water, eight minutes walk rrcrr Harlem
Depot. Hear trolley. In ms cansatttori: eis-
giant yuinnisr porch, best location; plenty.
az SHADE and sErubbrry: all convenisnces;
SIS 800, $sssg6 mortgage Agent 8 " AL-
BRO. ia Main ST White snains. n. z.
EEW HOCEEILE
DO VOC EEALIlY WANT 4 BARGArN7
Ia New Focfsefis q fnest rcsiderttal parry.
- ruoms baths - acre OF ground
q W. BodfrA. 472 Main Street, Tel a4s
New Rochelle
ENFVENTsHxD HOUSES from $3.50 NJ
la exccllerr locations; Pelham New Ro-
chalie, Larrhmcnf, Rye. Druiun,ond, IT Hast
sd ST.. Tel. Murray Hill 7s2S. New Ro-
chsIle- s.sA Larchnsont 5s4 Rye; SIS.
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Long Island
ALONG the SOUTH SHORE
nes,rable Properties for Sale or Rent
JEREMIAH ROBBINS. Babylon. L. I.
PROPOSALS
HUDSON RIVER VEHICULAR
TUNNEL.
CONTRACT NO. Z
NORTH LAND SHAFT
SOUTH LAND SHAFT
JERSEY CITY. NJ. !.
NEW YORK STATE BRIDGE
AND TUNNEL COMMISSION
AND
NEW JERSEY INTERSTATE
BRIDGE AND TUNNEL
COMMISSION

Sealed proposals. for the constructor OF
two shafts in the City Of Jersey City
y. j., for the vehlrular tunnel under the
Hudson River will be received at the
office Of the New York State Bridge and
Tunnel Coinni ssiou and the New Jersey
Interstate Bridge and Tunnel Comm issfon
Room ST. Halls OF Records. Borough OF
Manhattan, New York City. until July To-
1921, at o'clock .. M. standard time a
p. III. daylight saving tia1Is), at which time
they will be publicly opened and read
This contract will include the furnishing
OF labor and materials for all work re-
CURED in the construction and sinking OF
two shafts. located in the Erie Railroad.
Yard, Jersey City, n. j., about one hun
dred forty GAO fl feet west OF the
bulkhead and approximately in the ex-
tended line of Twelfth Street, and the care
and support OF buildings. sewers. pipes
railroads and other surface, sub surfac
and overhead structures, the maiutena nee
and other surfaces.
Proposals must be in the form and on
the blanks prescribed by the CoruIrlfssions
and must be accom- pa MED by two certified
checks for $1s, 500 each
Plans. form of proposal. contract and
specifications may be obtained by prospec-
tive bidders from c. NJ Holland CHIEF
Engineer. Room Ga Hail Of Records
New York City. ". Y. A payment OF So
will be required.
The' Commissions reserve the right to
reject any and all bids
GEORGE r. DYER. Chairman
New York State Bridge and Tunnel
Commission.
T. ALBEUS- ADAMS. Chairman
New Jersey Interstate Bridge and Tur-
nel Comm ssion.
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RIDGEWOoD, ". J.

RIDGEWOOD, ". j.
SPECIAL TWO DAY SALE
Saturday and Sunday
All remaining residence lots at Bright
acres' on Pleasant Ave, viii be sold at
private sale
i7 Wsl 4 4 r. oY f,ass Sl3yFFsfaaH
There are strings attached TO this
ooaer, every lot will positively be- sold az
SlSs. First come, first served. act quick
These sarre lots we're recently sold for
s2I5. Grasp this rare opportunity
Don't delay, come out Tomorrow ard
sunday and bury two or r1ors hourssites,
a this sacrifice ciose out price.
H0yT T0 REACH FEfE PROPERTY.
kldgeweod ~ on the main ltIse ct Erie
r. r, from station by auto bus our Ridge
wood Avs, 70 North Pfeasant 10 property.
TITLE GUARANTEED
Free Transport alton 70 gu, OF town buy
ers Represela ratives on property Satur-
Z. NJ. cLEsEEaSD. Auction.er.
2s@ Market SIT, Newark. Tel. Market g4AJ
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SIS. 600 Home for BURDEN

4. Townsend Burden is to erect a
four-story heme at Lib and 115 East
Sewentieth Street, 15s3ss75, to cast
$4,000, according to plans filed yes
terday by F. j Murray, architect
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Weather Report

Figures indicated arc. standard tirfe.
sun rises k:S7 a. IN. sun sets. r. 20 D. M
Moon rises, so p. m. Noon sets. IA a. nj
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Title Guarantee
C.aritsE $6,oOOoCU.

Capital SO, o0O, oCsu.
t76 Bfeadway,. New York.
1877 Wese 18th St, New Yerk.
$40 E. l49th ST.. New York.
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Iccal Official Reccrd.--Tt1e fn,owtnsscs
ficiaI record shows ternpera lures during
the last twenty-rour hours in conipar4son
with the corresponding date of last year
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ZEAL ESTATE ar AUCTION
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Ifunridtty

g q m. s7tf p. m, ssis p m ~. IS
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scaRspAIE
rucKarsoE

ByrNG&Kcsv. g ronrua BATH garage, sssr
two~.tcry, s-ruori, bath house. an i'm
PROV enlsnts; 5 minutes Crossword Station,
Weatchsster Park, ga minutes Grand Cen-
tral he. Boswell. as47 rucaahue.
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REAL EsrarE AT Aucr1oN
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Rfsceirancous
GIRLS AND WOMEN
Hov would YOU spend milton 6c1Iassf
large part OF the nary millions tbs
LCoSE-WTLES BISCgfr COMPANY
spends each year in the production CT
SUNSHINE BISCUITS is paid cut to Loyal
and satisfied workers.
Join the SUNSHINE FAMTLy and sxyn
your psrt If these wages. es
LOOSE wILEs BISCUIT COMPANY.
Employment Office,
15S Ease ed Street.
ID foer
New FORK City.
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Local Fcrecass-Showers and probably
taund erstorrns to-day; tomorrow pa rtIy
cloudy; with soangvvhat lower temperatures;
fresh southwest. shifting to north and
northwest winds.
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General Weather CoudftIons

EaronIcfcr H<adInga
4 M soooi1 p. M. 2e,ssls ps H. cest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-15
HELP WANTED MALE

SALESMAN WANTED Experi-uceE In
the house furnishing and hardware line
70 call on local greater New York and
suburb trade. D E45. Tribune.