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New-York tribune., 1921-11-16
FOR SALE
TDKEcTOsERE SALES

SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW
YoRk.-RIcEARp e: KELLY, as sur
vivitg ENeevtor and Trastee under tho
Furnale deeeased. Piaintiff. aeasnsf sIaoN
COHEN and offers. Detendents.
IN pursua n.s 81 judgment az fore.
in the above entitief action and bearing
date the 2sth day Of October. 1921 l. the
undefsignen. ned the referes in sssa 5uagmsns
Exchange Saiesreosr. Nos. 1915 yesev
street. IN the Borough Of Manhattan. Clty
Of New York. on the 3otn day of Noser1a-
her, 1921. ct twelve o'cloeis noon On tina.
day, by Henry Brady, Anctiopeey, toe
nrenises. d.rec,ed by SAID tudgrpent 70 Be
AZ that certain. plot. piece or parcel Of
land, with the buildings aaa Improve
ments thefeop sitgsis, lying and being In
YORK. bounded and deserl bed as follows:
BEGINNING at a poiat Oh The west eriy
side Of Thempson Street distant onc hun
1.ches northeriy from the corner formed
by the intersection OF tire norsheriy side
side Of Thompson Street; runnjng laoace
westerly on & line which on its northerfv
side makes an angle Of ninety lse9 degrees
with the said westerly side Of Thompson
street and part Of the distance through s.
parry wall. one hundrea 400, teet 70 tbs
blccR, thirty seven t37) feet four az
inches, running thence eastegiy on q lice
which nlsEes On its northeriy side an angle
OF ninety (9e) degrees twenty (2G3 min.
utes thirty 800 seconds with tie vast.
erly SIDE OF Thompson Street, one hun
dred (loo) feet 10 the said westerly side
Of Thompson Street; running thence south
erly along the said westerly side 81
Thompson Street thirty seven tS7> feeE
four 90 Inches to the point or place o.
beginning; the northerly wall OF tho ba,S
ing on the premises hereiabefore described
epcroac ches two inches more or less on tbs
premises adjoining on the north and thar
the fences and retaining walls ars not on
the lines OF the record titls
Said premises being known by tie street.
number So Thompson Street
Dated New York, Noven,ner stf 7ae.
ALFRED II, TOWNLEY, Referee
PUTNEY, TWOMBLE & PUTNEY. Al
torneys for Plain. s. No & Recfn~
Street, Borough OF Manhattan Nsss
York City.
The following Is disgrasa Of the prou.
srty TO be sold SS
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Spring Street
RroonSe ETrce,

TIE approximate eYnuu unt OF the iien -
charge. 10 satisfy which the above de-
scribed property Is to bs sold. is s43.27777
VII interest thereon from the eth day es
October 1921. 'osether with the costs an6
allowance amounting to sz23.4t with inter-
eat from October S1st. 1921. together With
the expenses OF the sale. The approximate
amount OF the taxes, assessments SAD
water rates. or other liens, which arc to
be allowed to the purchaser OUT Of ths
pure hase money. or paid by the Rsfsrses
Dated New York November kth. 1885,
ALFRED u TOWNLEY Rsferss
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SUNMSIS

SUPREME ccusT AEw ySaK COUNTY.
SAL Al H BIN. Ds.ss aart.---st Aaie S.
..AeTioN FOR AsSctss1ENf OF 81 aAs-
- 80 ABOVE NAMEp paFENpANr-'
ssger ths eonpsAl.l n sa.s sctor. ard 70
plalnt is nef servsu with rsis &c s'ns 20
serve q nctiee or appearance Oh the plain
ssH's at orney within twenty DAYS aftci the
service of this summons. elclp-'s 20 OF the dap
OF sssy4se. ans - case ci yotr rs.iate TO
aptsass or answer juGg.ient VII Is tSksE
against you by default, fps las relief de-
landed In the cosnpalSt.
Dated, New York October 5s. 1891.
GEORGE IL HQs,NEcKER, Attornss gss
P.a.rtiu. 10, Wast 4lst ST. Borough
of Maaha tar, gity of ssw YORK.
70 SADIE NJ RLBIN:
The fegegoing sum qrs - eerveG upon ycu
BY publication pursuant 10 an order Of Fon-
X<I nna NJ David. a. Justice OK the Snpren.s
Court Of the State of Saw YORK dated Octc-
ier u, 1921 snd filed with the cornpisint sa
hts .osscss Of IN. Clerk q the County q Sess
York. 81 he County Court Housa 1, TIA
sorongh 9. Narhartsn. City. ceunsy ans
Dated. Crt3,r- a. 1svi
GEoRaF A FGNNTcrEB. AsvsYnex sa~
Flasnsfr SOL " tfSs - 49,
ef Manhattan. City os xaw yerk.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-16
STORAGE NOTICES

The Thomas J. Stewart Company
Successors to
COLONIAL STORAGE WAREHOUSE, rne.
Storage Warehouse. 1913 West Sath Street.
New York
Fireproof Storage Warehouse. 6o& Wss.
I2Sth Street. New York
Also Erie and Fifth SIS. Jersey City. y. =.
ston. Miss E. Rtngquist, Mrs. e. r. Lee,
Mr. Fred Merkie Mr. A b Harris. Mrs
Franklin Harris. Mr.. r. Townsend. Mrs
c. S. Bennett, Mrs Louise S. Bennett. NJ.
Leon w. Potter. Mr. Albert A. Yak 49,
W g. Glokrer. Thomas MeDermctt. Marr
Edish W. Hass. c. a Robinson, 2. E. Roll
inson F Z. Clark. Mr. Frances G. Nc
SaFe r Il cers coo 4 + sans Tsssr Mah.. mr NJ GGSsss GSe
William Treacy, Csc } Schasisr Elsie A
Pritchard y, 1. canaeld. Chss W. Towns
iey yea and each Of yon are hereby pot.
lier upon the property here de-
scrhee having expase ed. aftsF due notics
s5ch properly. PEI 10 wlt: Barsaus. ch,itoslsrs.
keGs. chairs. rockers dressing tx nlca. al >
vans. dining room furniture. .parlcr ana
library furniture. kitchen ute4sil refysger
ators. trunks and contents. rugs carpets,
neddng, linn. hangings silyerwars. wear
ing apparel, pictures, paintings. conteais ck
china, glassware brie-a -brxc. conteats OF
bureau drawers. per onal ef scts. + ieA
scores victrolas ming cabin. a. PAST no
biles, bicycles, wsrdrcbss. bag OF Eolf
sticks. accordion, Grated wood Dartttons.
piano. violin. portmanteau, sewing ma
chines- sic 5. hockey sticks, pacq1es and
ail other goods known a. house hold effects.
stos ed ny y, or IN yeur nssas OF ca ycnr
account. or N whtch you cjaira an inte est.
in the Thornaa !. stewart company's Ware
houses formerly the colenial storage
Warehouse. Inc. warehouses. To be sid
at public auction at CTR warehouse at i4s
VI est a street. New scrk cay, ea Fri
Z -ay n.
according to the statats is such case rnsds
snG ofoEioed. ana II saiv The eseof Is ROT
eoneniatee on sale eate the same VIII hs
every day thereaftes. be ginning at l0-5o
a. .sg, aaa eonlin tng mi. al. The 3 3ocs
are sed or untll tae lIens aTs s%rtsssd,
THE THOMAS j. STEWART COMPANY
Successors 10
COLONIAL STORAGE WAREHOUSE. Ese-
CHARLES BELL II. Secretary.
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slTU ATIoNs WANTED FEMALE
characteristics

cHAMBERafAIn- n-PARLoRMAIp ~ Young
Engitsh girl city ar suburbs. ". Mirs
Hefnayer's Agency 10 q. 4SG st. 50 foos
Telephone ss47 MuFrar H!ily
New-York tribune., 1921-11-16
SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
MAY MORRIS nREERIN MIA in&ffy

suPnEME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.
MAY MORRIS nREEBIN, ptanttfy,
against RARNET L. SOLOMON and
EsTErLE q. SOLOMON. dofendants.
re THE AI0VE-NAMED DEFENDANTS:
you ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to
answer the complaint in this action and
to serve a copy of your answer, or IL tho
complaint Ia not served with this surn-
mons, to serve notice OF appearances on
the plaintiffs attorney within twenty days
after the service O. this summons, sx-
elusive of the day az service: and in case
Of your failure to appear OF answer. judg-
ment will hs taken against you by default
for the relief demanded In the complaint.
Datsd, Nsw York. Oetobsr 10. 1891.
AtttornsyS Sfssr forr Plaintiff, office 8 p O.
address, No. 100 Broadway, Borough
OF Manhattan. City OF New York
TO BARNET l.. SOLOMON:
The foregoing summons is served upon
q Hon GEoReE v. &uEEAN j. justice us es"of Of
the Supreme Court of the State Of New
1921. and fled with the Complaint In tbs
ofiee Of tho Clerk of ths County OF New
York, at the County Court House In the
Borough q Manhattan. City County and
State OF New York.
Iana, patea, Ny York. November 7, 1891.
AAttta1rnsy toT P!sinsis ss ns. osiss on 2 e
Of Manhattan, City of New York.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-16
Ogden Reid's Cottage at
Purchase To b., Altered

sohn Lowry jr, Of III Madison Ave-
nue. has received the contract for an
addition acS alterations 70 Ophir Cot
sge, at Purchase, owned by Ogden
asia, according to Browns Letters
unc; { Instruction Reports. Plans and
specifications have been prepared bv
Richard H Dana ir., of $50 Madison
Avenue, which indicate that the build
ing will be Of frame construction. two
and half stories.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-16
Real Estate News
Knitting Mills to Erect
Factory in avuhro,lr

The Atlantic Knitting Milis. inc Of
Lynbrook. L. l., have awarded IN. nv, ~ ~
tract for constructing their new fan-
sory In Lynhrook. according Co Browrss
Letters. inc. Construction Reports Ths
building will be Of figeproof brick sans
strcction. three stories. ana viii rnsf
approximately $l50,00o. plans and
sspeS,fcations = were prepared by Charlaa
u. meyers. 81 Union Square ana ths
contract Sor the general construction
mas oeen awarded to the j. n. Tavior
Innns.ructson ssn .. Company ITO West Fcrti.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-16
DANCING INSTRUCTION
LEGAL NOTICES

surEEMn GqURr; NEW YORK COUNT,
and LOUIS .wULFsoHN. doing business business
wufsehn & co. Piaintiffs, agsinst Rus,
sian Socialist Federated Soviet Of Russia
Defendant. Summons.
To the above,named Defendant:
You are hereby surnmoned to answer
tbs complaint In this action and to serve
q copy at your answer, or, II the conf
plant Is not served with this summons,
TO serve notice of Appearance, on the
planting attorneys within twenty days
after the service of this summons. exclu-
sive Of the day of service In case OF
ment will be taken against you by de-
fault for the relief demanded IN the COM
plant.
Dated, October 9TH. 1921.
KATz & SOMNERICH, Attorneys fer
plaintiffs, Office and Postoftice Ad-
dress, l2o Broadway. Borough Of Man
haitian, City of New York.
TO RUSSIAN SOCIALIST FEDER-
ATEp SOVIET OF RUSSIA Defendant
Ing foregoing summons Is served upon
you by publication, pursuant TO an order
OF HON, GEORGE V. MuLLAN, q Justice
Of the supreme Court, State Of New York,
and nled with the complaint in the office
OF the Clerk OF the County of New YORK.
az the County Court House IN the Borough
New York
Dated. New York. November Tth, 1891.
KATH & sOMMuRIcH, Attorneys for
Plaintiffs, Office and Postoffice Adr
dress 120 Broadway, Borough of Man
haitian. City of Now York.
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Acqaire Long Island Estates

T. S. & S. r. yose sold fog Mrs.
Maurice La Montague her country place
Of four acres and Colonial dwelling
and garage on Meadow Lane, Lawrence,
l.. L.. to Mrs. j Rierwirth, and for the
estate of Richard W. Stevenson the
property on Fast Rockaway Road. Hew-
let's. consisting of residence, stables
and garage, with three acres. TO Mrs.
r. g. Saportns.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-16

cHAMHERMATp- -WAITn ESS; Norwegian
Exceptionally nsat; highly Tacamms nGed.
Ganlpsoa's Agency. 7s4 lsaxinytch ev.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-16
Offerings of Pearsall Estate

Bryan l.. Kennedy will cell at auc,
tion to-day, in the Vcsey Street sales,
room. the last holdings os the Pearsall
estate. consisting Of eighty-eight
building lots, situated opposite The
Wood,nangten Inn on Williamsbridge
Eoad and Immediately adjoining the
historic Arrow estate sold recently
The lots froni on Wiiliamsbridge
Road. Herring, Yates and Van Nest
avarues
New-York tribune., 1921-11-16
Laundresses, Etc.

TsAUNDRESs. by day; Thursday only: bess
Fefereaces. Mrs S-cGuire, 7ss Coiuu-
bus ay.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-16
Woman Increases Holdings
In West 4Ssth Street

=. B. English sold fer the BIT West
forty eighth Street Corporation to Ell.
lsn v Snowden the two three-storv
buildings at 3l5 and BIT West Forty
eighth Street. Mrs. Snewden owns the
aololnne property at 313 West Fortv-
eighth Street, and now controls a front
sge OF "a feet. Negotiations are under
ssy Tor the resale of the property to
builder for improyement.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-16
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
West Side

26o WEST END AyE-sujte, s.ngle rooms
ana studies. with or without bath; ref
New-York tribune., 1921-11-16
Or. Leslie I. eager, of Rye,
10 Live at Jackson Heights

ur. Leslie T. eager. Of Rye, pur~
.a snased an apartment at i44 Twenty
splro Street. Jscesen Heights, and Dr..
r. =. iraub, of 4 West Fiftieth Street,
TMIsnaaftan, has purchased one at 69
s.nt,,. tt,h.y-elghth Street. Or. Traub re-
Ssntly came from Iowa
New-York tribune., 1921-11-16
A CHANCE TO BUY A FINE HOME CHEAP

a on sAGKlFlSE n Hy REPAYMENT SUBURBAN BUILDER
"a peau1u Colonial home with cash and have too
n ch n o0p'rnfcn @ The are still to be
Ths house has immense two eompsey appopS id
n@ahrqom @ and The plot Only 10 minuss
ah 10 me station In beautiful high
on 700 tee elevation Water rights on chain Of five ehaTmng
ae pets e rsss I M New yo City IS 900 Absolutely
80 q pe,manent first mortgage 5000 complete detas an
ply BUILDER Post Office 3TS City Station New York t
New-York tribune., 1921-11-16
Brooklyn

FURNISHED ROOM: heat, electricity an5
breekfAst: hear subway; young lady
$40 week. Call Fensonhurst s73.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-16
Buying in BROOKLYN

The McInerney Klinck Realty Com
pany sold the three-story apartment
and store building A. 1919 Flatbush
Avenue, 20xl00, for Herman c. Meyer
Frederick W. Walker jr. sold the
three-story dwelling 42b First Street
for Mrs. Dorothy Riker Wall. Of
New-York tribune., 1921-11-16
INFORMATION WANTED

iNFokMATfON WANTED as TO YYE
AHlss. ,who. at tas time of her sisap2oar.
ases ass atbandcned her hughand restdpg 81
SaS sehRefer st. She has not BEEN .asn
or heard OF by her husband III tve ears.
anyone knowing the Whereabouts OF Helen
Arnes notify T. Il. WILGUS, Attorney, 4S
West 24th Sc. New York.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-16
Fort Washington Club
10 Locate IN l48th Stree,

J, S. Maxwell sold for the Merit
Realty Corporation to the Fort Wash
ington Club, Inc, Hyman Pouker,
president, 536 West 148th Street. q
three-story dwelling, 17x99.11, which
will be used as clubhouse after ex~
tensiye alterations.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-16
Plans Home In Flushing

Louis Miller purchased fopy let's en-
the southwest corner Of State and
Twenty-ffth streets, Broadway, Flush
ing, through j. Albert Johntra, from
the estare Of Emma /. Stroud, on
which hs will erect dwelling and
New-York tribune., 1921-11-16
Invests IN AInuscl.;r uosa

+ esergs F. Simpson. ef New York.
ss.snastd ss.., Tor investment = n,ne~roon
w.. uce ience at i3o Claremont avenue.
sMio.'c.air, N. J through the simuson
New-York tribune., 1921-11-16

The Thomas J. Stewart Company
SUCCESSORS TO
COLONIAL STORAGE WAREHOUSE, rna.
Storage Warehouse. 1873 West Sath Strest,
New York
New-York tribune., 1921-11-16
Sells pseasanty;,je Tsso,

.a&ancsy 8 GriFen & Co gold fer
ne s'e estate Of Sarah ss~Tit,ar q plot on
rF MI Street pleasantwitie, to Nrs.
ss0''s r Taylor. of this c,ty.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-16
10 Build d, Pelham yFe;gh,s

~, r. ~. - Ripley sold for r. J. soutl.
a. . .efes plcts on corlies Avenue, ir
a Imam Heights section Of Pelham
sr.s a'p'pn Wereki,. who intends tc
s'eet brick residence. ~ y
New-York tribune., 1921-11-16

SERvkMTLESS HOME BARGAIk

geo sECLREs TITLE 40 THIS SER
vANIl.ESS HOUSE, balance Of $6,a5o or,
Easy term mortgages, which can be paid
rsrmanent home; everything modern ana
rsaay Tor occupancy at above price: no
extras; s'.'s. steam heat. guaranteed oak floors.
ppeautilully decorated inside and ont.
SMsleet. strictly residential neighborhood.
water Water sports, golf country club SCHOOLS,
t,snurcnes. markets Nearly 700 feet eleva,
huge open frsplace. No servants need ed :
ni,sos1,,osy is s,sn,ryc EQUIPPED throughout, nelua-
Ky Ky e.sctIlc range. vacuum cleaner washer,
atssr s. initial payment can be paid 10 viii
,Sss nsst money zone than yon VIII waste in rent the
a: - STEWART, lss Broadway. Tele-
New-York tribune., 1921-11-16
AUCTION SALES

By. VIRTUE OF an execution will sell this
day. Wednesday. Nov. ts, 1927. at 8 a NJ,
at So Second St, one lot of wooens In the
case OF Louis Kupfer. Max and Herman
Goldman against John Patti. Henry Van
teei. city marshal.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-16
HELP WANTED MALE

ADVERTISING copy writer wanted By tech
nical publisher, good job for young man
not above details; experience In TECHNICAL
adscrtlsing desirable: salary s126 monthly !;
give age: state experience. Boz 1875, Olecl.
Advertising. 1893 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-16
RRONxvrLLH

LARGE NEW SIx-ao0M Dutch coleniai
hopss, all modern improvements lot
Soxl16, WeStchester & Boston station at
property tchester Heightsl: price $1,000:
terms arrangedi houses built 10 suit pur-
chaser. $1,000 up Marberry Construction
Co, Inc. Cniea GeEpers, HEonxvllls. phone
HroHxv,,le 1924
New-York tribune., 1921-11-16
CREsTWoOD

A CHARMING Colonial house, II rooms 3
baths; all we'll appointed: hardwood
floors throughout; gear garage with roo.ns
above: laadscaped plot. ls5xlo0: prica
S25. 900; reasonable terms.
rooms and bath, lot 50xf0o si3.soo.
rooms and bath. plot 75xI0o, $4,000
Gear garage.
- rooms baths garage. large s,es.
rooms and bath. plot 76xioe. $4,000.
:, ssen py appointment only. Apply Ralph
nayhuIsL Nestcneslsr av., GreSt&eod
n. Y. Phone Tuckahos sssI.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-16

W ANT D--sulerin en ent tor small hea
pltal; plust b. registered nurse Apply
a..tai4 spitai, A.so@ town. i. Z.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-16
HELP WANTED FEMALE

YOUNG WOMAN. college education re-
ton with national corpoi atinn; salary
s1,5o0 Upwards; call morning. Room
loSo. National City Building, 42d and Mad
ison.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-16
BUYS Home in I2Ath S,res,

m = III @1UI tJVFCUJ
ward Belknap & Son sold for the
sUu'hohd ~. Realty Comapny tSimon NV
ss M pressdent) TO Julia J.. Muihall a
s.stoIg s.rse. dwelling AT m East I24th
New-York tribune., 1921-11-16
Weeks Estate Sells % Acres
At Rye Owned for rs Year

william A. White & Son. sold for
the Weeks estate twenty three acres
lying along the Cory Brook Road at
North Tarrytown. N. Y The property
has been owned by the Weeks family
for ove- sevent Ave years
New-York tribune., 1921-11-16

LOST. FOUND AND REWARD

LosT--Cns certificate for 100 sharee OF
:. chesapeaifa & Ohio r.. f. Co.. certiAcata
No. s4,43g.. dated August LIST. 1874. name
ol HlrAH1 Il Penny Address l9o02 La
mont av., Cleveland Ohio
New-York tribune., 1921-11-16
Florida

100 ACRES of good land for sale, with
splendid opportunities Land sold In TO-
acre plots Located ". e. of Moore Haven,
capital Of s3l Glades County Florida; land IS
cane aad truck farming. no fertiii@er re-
CURED. Write or cable al once to Capt.
II. r. WILLIAMS. care the First Bank of
Moor, Haven, Moore Haven, Florida
New-York tribune., 1921-11-16
.Autemobils Instruction

REPAIRING. driving taugns shers tins;
license guaranteed: ladies' esasses: aiso
vors lersons- American Auto School. 72S
Isgi.stsl. av.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-16

ACST-~One csrt:fcats for Iyo shares OF
=, Ensssa psako 4 ohio X. +. co. certsfcass
Hiram n. Penny. Address i0o6s Lamont ~,
Cleveland Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-16
REAL EsrArE~-sAx.E OR RENT
new Jersey

NEW HOUSES AT $500 UP
at Bogota Heights, built Of stucco enc
frame; steam. parquet floors. electricity
plot 4oxl00. Michael Bros. {: Christian
son, Maplewood and Pel'sade avess Tele
phone Hackensack b3o-R
New-York tribune., 1921-11-16
Lost Eankbnoxs

LohT--Bsnkbook 80. 1890 OF the Onion
;, square SAVINGS Bank 20 Union square,
Msw sa, setk Payrne III stopped. Finder please
lAgs --Bankbook No Is0,22o of the Union
~ 30 sagare v sayings Hant 20 Union Square
1n,, Hsw sofA Payment stopped. Finder please
l-gSI-~Bankbaok no s5o.77s Of ths Union
pline Savirais Bank Is missing Any per-
son haVlng claim % 1t IL hershy called
upon 10 present tbs same WITHIN ten days
os snRmif to having said passbook can
celieu and s. nc% one Issued.
L'SST--Bankb book No. Go2.1se OF tho Union
birne Savings Bank IS missing any per-
soh having claim 70 1t Is hereby called
upor to present .the same within ten days
OF SUBMIT to having said passbook can
crlied ana new one Issued.
LOST Hankbook No. 1929 Of tie Union
oiila savings Bank is missiay Any per-
SOD having claim to IL ls hereby csIlea
upon 20 present the same within ten dsvs
or sIoOlt 70 having said passbooa can,
ceiled and new one Issued
}5 T-sank book No, soa,71t os the rrtos
pihse Savings Bank Is missing Arr per,
son havlrE claim to Il Is iasrei3y cziied
upon 70 present the same within ton DAYS
or or su nnit to having eaid p.ssboe', ssa~
ce'teo anq new one issued,
New-York tribune., 1921-11-16

sIX~AcRE POULTRY FARM
Near Summit. Splendid s room dwelling
~ ''ns1s EuGENE IS Joss.H. ssh r.. ifsEI BECK gov co.
Lackawanna Station. Summit. N. J.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-16

POOKS encvcions edia: best known and
highest grade pubii iieatieu. Salesman
wanted: must have very best refer ces; !;
leads supplied; salary and commission.
Address g. ., Box 5, Madison Square
Station.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-16

LARGE downtown oT'-e huiisin~ wanrs
MAN 10 handle details of renting space !,
applicants ,aust give full details as to their
eXpei ienco: References required. u go
Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-16
BoARDERS WANTED

soTH ST., AT LEXINGTON Av, fHote!
RYtledgel- For ladies; one roen1 and
meals from SIS up; elevators te1eEsone.
ETC.: full hotel service; newly decorated.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-16

WANT El,--oftice hey for Insurance. office /;
Christian; state experience. references
and salary aessfsd- . e2s Tribune.
The Connecticut labor news., 1921-07-15
EDDIE COLLINS THE
IDEAL BALL PLAYER

Eddie Collins, captain of the
White Sox and nationally famous ball
player, has been selected by Chicago
American Legion Posts as typifylng
the real American baseball hero.
The legion posts recently decided
10 select someone representing true
Americanism as we'll as athletic pro-
fciency to autograph baseball which
would be auctioned to raise funds for
disabled soldiers. Collins was chosen
and Commander John G. Little, Jr,,
Of the Roosevelt Post, in making the
announcement said:
1--WE are admirers Of the ball player
Of the Collins type. He was past the
draft age in 1917. Even had he
been within the draft age, he had a
family dependent on him, and easily
could have gained exemption. On the
other hand, he could have obtained
any number Of swivel chair jobs IN
Washington, or he could have be-
came a camp athletic instructor In
stead, he enlisted as a private in the
Marines and was promoted to the
rank Of corporal for loyal service. He
passed up the soft jobs TO endure the
hardships Of the toughest jobs in the
real mans army and never muir
INJURED"
The Connecticut labor news., 1921-07-15
DODE PASKERT GOES
BACK TO THE MINORS

Dode Paskert, distinctive among
other things for the fact that he was
the oldest player in active service in
the major leagues, has gone back to
the minors, whence he sprang in
1907. Released outright by Cincin-
natl Dode signed with the Kansas
City club Of the American Associa-
ton. Furthermore, according to Dode
himself, he received a bonus of ST.
500 for signing, and his contract calls
for a higher salary than he drew in
Cincinnati. I'askcrt is 40 years old
and first broke into professional base
ball with the Dayton club Of the Cen
trail league in 1904. His first major
league engagement was with the Reds.
Between his first and last engage
ments in fast company he was with
the Philadelphia and Chicago clubs.
Those who have Cheered Paskert
through his long career in the big
show will wish him we'll He has
served the old game faithfully.
The Connecticut labor news., 1921-07-15
CARPENTER SIGNS FOR
BOUT DURING OCTOBER

New York, July 15.-Gcorgcs Car
pentier has signed a contract with
Tex Richard to defend his worlds
light heavyweight championship dur
ing October. His opponent will be
selected later, the agreement reading
that the French boxer shall meet any
light heavyweight named by Richard.
The bout will be contested either
in the Jersey City arena where Car
pentier lost to Jack Dempsey or in
Madison Square Garden, this city.
While the selection Of an opponent
will not be made until later it was
thought that the choice lies between
Harry Greb and Tom Gibbons. The
second week Of October is tentative
ly named as the date which probably
will be staged on Columbus Day,
October II.
The sailing of the Carpenter party
on steamer La Savoie for France
WAS made yesterday. Manager Des-
Samps, Pierre Mallet and Henree
Marcot, camp chief and sparring part
ner, accompany Carpenter. A stay
Of from two to three weeks will be
made at the home of the French
pugilist and then the party will re-
turn to this country to prepare tor
the October bout.
Carpenters hand, which he injured
in the Dempsey encounter, is still
swollen and painful, but he expects
it TO heal within the next six weeks.
He says it will not prove a handicap
in future ring contests.