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New-York tribune., 1921-05-17
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP

p cATE 1 or ToRMATioN At ~ OF gnddIssrg5 LIMiTEP
having formed a limited partnership pur-
suant TO the provisions of the Partnership
Law of the State Of New York. do hereby
certify: THAT the name OF the firm un-
der which said partnership is to be con-
Quoted is Evans. Stilllnan Co. and the
County wherein the principal place OF busi-
ness is TO be located is New York County,
3-That the general nature of the business
intended to be transacted is that of buy
ing, selling and dealing in bonds stocks,
notes and other securities. 3-That the
names of all the general and special part
ners interested therein. all of whom are OF
full age, and their respective places of
man, general partner, East S5th Street,
New York city; Howard 4. Plummer.
general partner. 1o5 East s5th Street. New
York City Robert W. Morgan. general
partner, Islip, Suffolk County, New York
Langley ". Wtggln. special partner, 144
East 36th Street, New York City 4-That
partner. Langley w. Wiggin. has contrib
uted to the common stock. Is one hundred
thousand t$loo,ooo) dollars in cash. 3
is to begin is the sixteenth day of May.
1921, and the time at which it is to end
is the s thi5tieth stn ,aa day Of oJ' June 1923.
phgNMER TAhaE \ RoREkT s5EFTAN W. A0M6kP M6RdAA T.
STATE OF NEW YORK. COUNTY or
NEW YORK. IS On this 14th day Of
May, 1891, before me personally came Wal
ter N Stillman, Howard A. Plummer.
Robert W. Morgan and Langley W. Wig
gin. to known and known 10 me 10 be
the individuals described in and who exc
cuted the foregoing certificate and they
severaliy acknowledged to me that they
executed the same. GSeal1 NJ. b Lafour-
cade, Notary Public. N. Y County. No. 43o,
Registers No. 23s5 Cert filed in Bronx
Co, No. As; Reg. No. 2204-A. Term ex-
pires March 30th, 1892.
STATE OF NEW YORK. COUNTY OF
NEW YORK, ss: WALTER NJ STILL
NAN being duly sworn deposes and says:
That he is one Of the general partners
named in the foregoing certificate: thai
the sum specified in said certifcate 10
have been contributed to the connmon
stock by the special partner. Langley "
Wiggin,. that Is 10 say the sum Of one
hundred thousand (Sl00000) dollars hs :
been actually and in good faith naid in
cash. WALTER ~ STII,rAfA%
Sworn 30 before me this l4th day Of
May, 1921. tseall. N. 8. Lafoureade q
Notary Public n. Y, County. No. 4$0: Reg.
ister's No: 2Ss9 Cert. fled in Bronx Co.
No. 4s; Reg. No. 22o4 A. Term expires
Aarch 3oth, As22.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-17
BrownHeirsGet$
ForThrog sNeck Property
Estate Bought for Few Thou.
sand Dollars Proves To BE
Profitable Investment

The property of the late George
Bruce Brown, or Throg's Neck, which
was bought many years ago for a few
thousand dollars. has returned the
Brown heirs S554 $50. 1t was probably
she most profitable OF Mr.. Browns
Investments. The property was sub
divided into 1870 parcels, which
brought prices ranging from $125 to
$500. The last parcel of the Brown
estate WAS struck down at o'clock
last night by Joseph P. Day, who lad
started selling on Saturday afternoon.
'Ihe sale indicates" Mr. Day said
after the sale, chat the market is
strong for vacant property which to
me means that folks have tired of pay
ing rent and are planning to build
homes."
When the selling stopped on Satur-
day night, / ,003 lots had been sold for
total of $403 $50, which was an aver
age Of $402 a lot. Selling was resume d
late yesterday afternoon. Up to o'clock
Mr.. Day had sold lat lots for a
total Ct $44,550, which indicated that
bargains were obtained during the
afternoon, for the average was $500 q
lot. Some of the lots went as low as
Sl25 while others brought as much as
$625
On Eliswood Avenue lots sold for
$3.50, $3.50 and $40O. Many bidders
secured property on 1hrog's Neck
boulevard at $125 lot. Among those
who bought yesterday were Godfried
Standligh, Mrs. K, Tierney, j. Robil-
ard, John Johnston, Walter Nc
Donough. James French, Thomas
Doran, Patrick Murphy, E. j. Wenk,
Mrs. Mary Maher A, S. Miller, Michael
Ryan, K, A. Jordan and A. Schultz.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-17
Real Estate News
Pelham Bay Parkway Lots
Bring Total of $594. z34
Home Builders Principal Buy
ers; Paid an Average of
$9ol; Goes Quickly

Bryan J., Kennedy sold the last of
the 500 Pelham Bay Parkway lots at
7:ae o'clock on Saturday night The
bid brought the total for the sale up
to S594,734, which is an average of
more than $o91 lot, price that was
very pleasing to the selling syndicate
as we'll as to Mr.. Kennedy.
The selling started at o'clock in
a big tent on the premises and con-
tnued without a halt until the last
parcel was disposed of. The fact that
several thousand persons attended the
sale made such speed possible.
The buyers were for the most part
folks who plan to erect homes on the
land purchased.
j. Clarence Davies bought lot, 25x
100, at the northwest corner of West
and Colonial avenues for $500. and
an adjoining lot on Westchester Ave
nue. TOR the same price. The two ad
Joining lots on Westchester Avenue.
25XlO0 each, were sold to A. Hellwig
tor $4,000 each. The Goldberger Manu-
facturlng Company bought the north
west corner of Burr and Westchester
avenues, plot 76x56x irregular. for
$4,000, and the two lots adjoining on
"estchester Avenue, 25x1Oo each. we're
sold TO Peter j. Smith for $4,000 each,
,a6rchhlShop Hayes bought plot 10Oy
IQo at the corner of Wilkinson and
hooart n avenues, midway between the
Peiham Bay Park Terminal and the
buhre Avenue station, to be used in
the near future for a Catholic Church,
1nsloe lots on Westchester Avenue
90 set1 Snd as hlgh as $4,000 and corners at
I2o'1o9; lots on Burr Avenue facing the
farade Grounds, brought an average
OF $4,000 each, and the corners $500.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-17
Upper Part of Euclid Hill
Figures in SI.75O.OOO Deal

L. j. Phillips & Co. leased the entire
Tl space above the ground floor in the
EnGnd tall apartment to Paul A. Nc
~ @oldFlcK Tor twenty years and six
tsonshs. non The transaction, including
alt5eeirati,ons, involves s1,750, 900.
Tho building covers the block front
on on the west side of Broadway, from
Elghty-tifth to Eighty-sixth Street
and fronts 20410 feet on Broadway
id9'6 feet on Eighty-sixth Street, and
!oo1l feet on Eighty fifth Street It
is seven stories high and contains six
apartments on floor, of from nine
TO eleven rooms. A. N. Gitterman rep
resented lt the lessee, who plans to alter
New-York tribune., 1921-05-17
Active Trading
I'm Big and Small
Apartment Houses
New Owner Plans Alterations
for Eight Story Towers
ON Central Park West
Corner; East Side Buying

The Globe Realty Company, Dudley
5. Harde president has sold the Tow
ers, an eight-story apartment, with
pent house, at the northwest corner
OF Central Park West and Ninety
lourth Street, known as l West Nine
ty-tourth Street, 68.3x100. This Is tho
hrst sale of the structure since it was
erected by the sellers about fifteen
years ago. The new owner, an inves-
tor has taken the property in the
name of the Higginson Holding Com
pany, recently formed, with S. Volt, S.
n. Robbins and julius II. Zieser, the
last last named an attorney, as directors
The structure is laid out with two
suites on fioor, each of nine rooms
and three baths. Shapp g. Co, the
brokers in the deal have been ap.
pointed agents of the property.
The nine-story elevator apartment
IA to 120 East Eighty fourth Street,
S76x100, has been conveyed by the
Surrey Realty Company, Samuel A.
aerzog, president. to the Kansas
Realty Company. 1t carries mort
gage for $230,000.
The six-story Belmar apartment at
the northeast corner of Macombs
Place and 150th Street, 569x136.2x ir-
regular, has been sold by Julius BACH
rach to Albert l.. Kutner.
e. Francis Hillenbraud resold for
Irving Judis Simna Hall. six-story
elevator apartment, at 513 to 517 West
l22d Street, 62.6x90.11 to the G.. e. Z.
payment the tive-story dwelling 2l3
West Seventeenth Street, 17x46, the
tive-story tenement and store, 800 East
ihlrty-nlnth Street, 25x100, and.
dwelling at "a Cottage Street, 15Ox1"5.
Long Branch. N. j.
E. A. Turner and H. S. Ames sold
for the owner, represented by F. De~
Peyster Fosten, 1862 Madison Avenue
20 the Magoba Construction Company,
which will build seven-story loft.
George W. Sasse sold for the estate
of Peter Fendrich, 2081 Eighth Avenue
fve-story fiat with stores, 25x1OO.
Henry V. Allen sold to James Calvin
231 East Seventieth Street, four-story
tenement, 25x100.8.
The Whitney-Fo Corporation
bought from the Pombalho Realty Com
pany the two five-story apartments II
and 19 West 10Sth Street, through Mil
ler & Lindsley.
Theodore Ortmann sold for n. S.
Bowron to an investing client of A.
W. Miller & Co. the five story fiat,
PSI West 112th Street. 31.3x1OO
Gussie Stark sold t, the Tanjo Realty
Corporation the six story fiat at 10
West 10th Street, 25x10O.11.
Caroline B. Belknap sold to Salvatore
Strano SIT and 519 East 117th Street,
a six-story tenement, 30X100.
Ralph Russo sold the four-storg tene-
ment with stores at 1886 First Avenue
for Julia A. Sullivan.
James H. Cruikshank has sold to
Julia NJ. Smith 239 West 137th Street,
a five-story fat, 19x1oo.
The Fulton Trust Company sold to
Regina Margareten 426 and 1923 Attor-
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION
New-York tribune., 1921-05-17
Day Workers

DAY WORKER-Good, quick worker.
lsundress or cleaner. X, Miss Hofmay-
er's Agency, 10 e. 4Sd ST.. Sd hoor. rele-
phone s947 Murray Hill.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-17

penoia sf ,1iaNp WILLIAM EDGAR-TtFr
c,race PIe re o. the State Of New York, nv the
o',is oI God, Free and independent
JI44ecutor OF the last will and testanaut a.
(tharia. Y US Ia T. N Howland. deceased
under 3be s'iaes Iaa, Froud as surviving truvsga
10. tl!e last VIII ana testament of 1yi1i
Iarn eIn Edgar Howland. deceased I5ep,i,, ie ~,
~ w - III wen, as a surviving trustee unda-
Edgar Rowland, decea ased Hmpust V,iiiiaia WiiiiaIn
NNt5et. N5st. ": Edgar Vuilleunlier. Yvorne fs,,,a
aT6 Re re ulIe0hler, Lillian PolIich FidalItx,
iN a. CePoslt Company of Maryland and -
AZ persons interested as creditors }sea+.n, go 20
W5iIS,oS ol KIN or Otherwise, in the Estate ~
the ti,n. 6egar ae Rowland, deceased, who at
f-. 90 e.tiie OF ms death was resident az he
county OF New York. Send C;reatjne. " ms ms
pom the petition of Frederic Foster da
OF Orange, in the State of New yorir u1,t2 my
o. central Union Trust Company aF ", S.,a
ness ~ 80 naTlhg M ITS principal place of bust
OF Manhattan, City of New Yors 0us"
i, ~, Gu an0 each of you are hereby cited -
New YorE 9eI0pe @nI1pe the S9rrogates' Court Of
!Hecords, IN the County of New Yorkt ~
ocIoc Iyth 1 aay S or June. 1921 at halfpast ten
@ @{he account Of proceedings of Freder,gs
roster de Rham and Central Unto1, Tr,,st
the Last VIII and Testament ~ ees ss 9naer
ceased, should not be tudiciaily setfIeS us
Instructions given to the trustees respeot- ,t1
property in their hands '"o
IN TeStlmony Whereof We have causas
the Seal of the Surrogates Court Of ths
AIMED. Witness. Honorable John p. Co
halan. Surrogate of our said Counts. a.
May, in the year Of our Lord one fbonSand
nipe hundred and twenty-one.
IL. 3 DANIEL J. DOWDNEY.
FREDERIC DE P. FosTSER, S5tSSsfsS AttoTI.x SGoT1;
Tor Trustees a. WILL Street Borough
Of Manhattan. City OF New York.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-17
York Club BUYS
56tll ST. Houses
For Clubhouse
Women's Organization Pur-
chases 5 Dwellings Be-
tween Park and Madison,
Avenues; Will Remodel

Douglas L. Gilman & Co, have sold
for the Kensington Holding Company
ihe three four-story high stoop
hrownstone dwelling houses at SO,
eI and 6S East Fifty-sixth Street, 50x
mo between Park and Madison ave-
mes. to the York Club, an organiza-
tiou especially for women, for the last
len wears located in the Austin Flint
house. at SO East Fifty-fourth Street
Plans are being prepared by Gross
4 Gross. architects, to remodel the
Fifty-sixth Street property into q fine
clubhouse.
Harlem Dwellings Appeal to Buyers
James H. Cruikshank sold to "
Foseato S57 East Forty-ninth Street,
three-story dwelling, 1S9x100,
through Everett N. Seixas Company.
Marie McCabe sold TO Philip Leone
e50 East Sixty-second Street, three
story dwelling, 17x100.
NJ. II. Gaillard & Co. sold for the
Watts estate the four-story and base
ment residence at 133 West Eighty
first Street. 1Sx100.
IN. Gaillard & Co. sold for Charles
s Crossman the four-story residence
30 West Eighty-ffth Street; also sold
Tor Walter Flanders the four-story and
basement residence, 60 West Eighty
nth Street to Mrs. Charles Pointer,
Coughlin & Clisby sold for Harriet
c. Yourgs to client of F. & G..
Pflomm the fve-story dwelling, $40
West 106th Street.
The Young Women's Christian AS
sociation sold the three four-story
dwellings, at 122-126 West 124th Street
to Sadie Y. Brady, Benjamin Black and
Robert A. Chambers, respectively.
John J. Welstead sold to R. & S. X.
Cohen S05 East 130th Street, three
story dwelling, 20x90.
Clara J. Schneider sold to Marie A.
Winfield Is East 190th Street, three
story dwelling, 16.9x100.
Della Egan sold TO May Bentley 20
West 131st Street, ID three-story dwell
ing, 15X8411.
Shaw, Rockwell & Sanford sold for
the Barney Improvement Corporation
l46 and l48 West 133d Street, two
three-story dwellings,, 25x99.11 each,
The A. G. Thompson Company repre-
sented the purchaser.
Robert c. Morton sold to Ada Jones
snd John J. Hagerty 3682 Broadway,
: three-story dwelling, 16X78.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-17

RUSH C. HAwKINs.-rN PURSUANCE OF
an order Of Honorable John p. Cohalsn.
2 surrogate Of the County Of New York
NOTICE 10 hereby given to all persons nav.
ing claims against Rush C. Hawkins, late
OF the County OF New York. deceased, 70
the subscriber at its place OF transacttns
business Sn sa wiia 81 the 0ss Of EdYerd r. Perkins
York, on or befors the 18th day Of yune nsxf
Dated; New York, the 4th day oe DeeeSn,
United STATES TRUST COMPANY op
NV YORK, Temporary Administered
EDWARD n. PERKINS, Attorney To-
Temporary Administrator, Office and
Poatoffice Address. No. 81 william Street.
SsreuSh OF Manhattan, New YORK City.
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Miscellaneous

CHAUFFEUR. mechanic first class Omar
rled), exceptionally efficient. any car;
splendid references; cottage desired. Ma
sons Agency, Is w. 43d.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-17

REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION
New-York tribune., 1921-05-17

YOUNG FRENCH GENTLEMAN AGE 81.
COLLEGE GRADUATE, LATE MEMBER
SIVBLY TRAVELLED. IS AVAILABLE
AS FRENCH TUTOR OR TRAVELLING
COMPANION OR SECRETARY; HIGHEST
AMERICAN AND FRENCH REFERENCES.
c 208. Trihune.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-17
$4,000 Paid for Sullivan
Country Hotel ard Acres

{, Ms1amakating Inn, near Wurtsboro,
sullivan County, and 1867 acres were
IoiG Il at auction on Saturday by Joseph
= Bay The sale took place on the
courthouse steps at Monticello. The
sn ssao.e property was sold in one parcel
svr ss7,5oo to DR.. julius Rosenthal, of
New-York tribune., 1921-05-17
pUBLIC NOTICES

Attention, Marine Engineers
JOINT MEETING OF NJ. f. b. A. NO.
so AND NJ. (. 3. a, NO 80 WILL BE
HELD AT COOPER UNION TUESDAY
EVENING, MAY II. 1921 AT 7;30. ALL
MARINE ENGINEERS ARE URGED TO
ATTEND. BRING YOUR CARDS.
PURSUANT TO LAW. 7s7 lots embracing
1857 packages OF unclaimed goods will
be sold at public auction in the q. 9. seiz-
tan, on Tuesday and Wednesday. May "a
and as 1921, at 10 o'clock each morning.
Upon request catalogues will be mailed
from the u. S. Seizure Room after May 10,
1921. H. c. STUART. Special Deputy Col
lector OF u. S. Customs.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-17

A COMFORTABLE APARTMENT
BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED. WITH
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
S1o5 per month for s rooms & BATH in the
elevator apartment house 10 East s5th
St, near Fifth Ave Living room IS IT.
long. Unusually spacious closets 3xs It. &,
3x5 It. Apartment just renovated &c dec
grated. Simple equitable tenant owner
ship plan under which 60 p. c. OF the apart
ments have been sold. Other apartments
Of three. seven e eight rooms. William
Cruikshanks Sons Agents. s5 Liberty ST.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-17
APARTMENTS 10 LEr--runNrsHEp
Manhattan

18TH At wEsT--Two floors. private
house separately or as duplex. including
: bedrooms, large studio, 2 baths; newly
furnished: summer rental, watkins G1s4.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-17

ney Street, two four-story tcnements,
40Xt00.
Josephine Il. Beelsnan sold to Eu-
genia G. Galanopoula 333 and 835 Madi-
son Street, two four-story tenements,
60X797
New-York tribune., 1921-05-17
SURROGAYES' NOTICES

o. OF NEW YORK. BY = THE 5Hls GRACE sBAdF dF
GOD. &C 3 FREE AND INDEPENDENT
uen' as administrator OF the Estate OF liz
Zie l. waters deceased: William 4 Tng-
nam nam Edwin M Carter and Fannie A. Y.
maintenance of lot and rlausoIe1,Y7, -
s,iiw iairVlew Cemetery, Little Falls, New Yor5ct
C:o5aa, c:;o5,er cemetery Corporation. Louise =
91otiGGeh, charlotte InghaIn. Lizzie Ingharn
william Frink 'Ingham. Maria E Tnsbsr1 sIb,+r.
atIIes y Judson, administrator Of me Ts
t6te or Theodore S. Inghatn aeces s.,I. 10
trina !. Judson formerly X stri,,e ,se. IA
Ian Jennie Ingham. Dorothy Tnrharn
,,oe. '''ei -. .ie DufFee Ingham, Charles G Dur
p1,rvnaas as Ii I5eneFaI Guardian for katherine
~ ~ yeg hngham; Virginia SCHUYLER Tng
nam nam William y. Inghanl as Genera r.,,as
Ian az. @ io5 Virginia Schuyler Inghan. fSiJai.
~ ~ ana Deposit Company Of Nrsrx1ars
Edwin N. Carter and Fa5n,e I'D iahe' g.I
@ lam as Trustees OF the Trusta craa+e,
as .yst Iei.I y . NlH; William 4. Iugharn
to ali 6ersons "I william Frink Tngnam ara
fees 81 - pvtSoRs Interested as creditors iega
~ 80 nekt @ OF Kin or otherwise in the e,s4 4s4
the tir ier = Ingham, deceased, who ~
~ tIiae OF his death, was residart
me tns Hotei Manhattan. Borough oe Iqe,lLo or
ST. ST. Nity OF New York, In the Ccuntv ar,x
T-1o1 oi New York. SEND GREETrSfss' irs'
,,sss!dlng at East 127th Stree P1-.tI ~, CsrteI
NJ 1IHHanhattan. City Of New yorI' ouga OF
out nf A. -: Y; Ingham. temporarily residinr
e5do ~ tne state, but having rost y,gsass
%utI ~ ess az 81 Broadway Rorongh - o.lIce
4ia1tan, City of New York: od Man
TO sbo,, ana aIi, each of you are hereby eta,
Of New YorE YSTSe eno 9e1o[e the surrogates Court
ee0Tds he It, IN the County Of New yarit taS OF
ten ocloc5 cay IN Of tbs June 1871, at halfpast @
why the account OF he Of forenoon of that day
Erec3d s Sarter and Fannie A. v fn4hazSa 4i 1a"an
Of sai6 ofs OF the last viii and TesfaT,sn,s a.
settieS I deceased should not be judiciaiIy
oanse. IN TESTIMONY rs WHEREOF. VIA h
the said 5he e seal Of the surrogaes Court TO- oe
unto afdxe9 e9"hty OF New York to be here
I5AIIialn@sss. HONORABLE JOHN p co
at the County 5sgFc2gsts of Nsw Of v our s%d county
ea ~ IA nay IN the year OF Our Lord one eeh DAY
TSEATh" ii'"e hundred and twenty-one- '4'ou-
Clerk DaN1EL Of fba s,,.ow j. DowpNEY.
60aCHER, naSs TANNER & F6sTEP 65S1ys court:
New ynr,, Y3r H6ecutors. Get,s Madison AVenUe,
New-York tribune., 1921-05-17
Buying on East Side

Eva Workman sold to Samuel Bowitz
and Harry Miller 307- East Fifty
fourth Street, four story building
36x120.
William Cohen sold to Mandel Zach
aria the northeast corner Of Allen and
Broome Streets. 224x75.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-17

INFANTS NURSE - HOSPITAL framed !.
American; $75; anywhere, : years' ref-
esrence: Shea's Agency, E. 4lst. Murray
New-York tribune., 1921-05-17
Attractive Wendover Farms
Near Pouohkeens;a SoII

William A. White & Sons sold the
estate of Mrs. Burke Roche, south Of
Poughkeepsie, on the State Road The
property was valued at 100000 and
is known as Wendover Farms, consist
ing Of 3l3 acres and a large home
1T was purchased by H. Russell Brand
Tor count Y home. A. Loeb Salkin
represented Mrs. Roche.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-17

VERY nicely furnished apartment to lts,
!. 2, or rooms; housekeeping o.
bachelor apartment, near Kingston aY
B'klyn. u VirgMla Pl. Telephone La
fayette 1912.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-17
Connecticut
NTWTOwN

NTWTOWN
House, barn and other outbuildings; three
acres; never failing brook house white
with green blinds; two frepleces; nice
maple shade; good assortment fruit; VII
lage of Hattertow1; MAR school; price
$4,000. Edgar c, Northrop, administra tor,
Newtown, Conn. Telephone 1894.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-17
INFORMATION WANTED

MOTHER wants board for little girl,
school age. in Protestant home, country
preferred. l.. Schaefer,' z Gramercy Park.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-17

UPERINTENDENT with
twenty years experience, covering wide
range, wants position; good executive and
can get results; field work preferred; loca-
ton immaterial. Robert II. St Clair.
Bahney House, Myerstown, Pa.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-17

INFANTS NURSE, English profes,ant
very neat, thoroughly experienced; ex.
celfent references; country; So. Mrs. Ma
sons Agency. ls W. 43d
New-York tribune., 1921-05-17
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
Brooklyn

CONEY ISLAND GARAGE. central loca
ton, modern daylight building, siding.
uitre re- estricted business. storage or garage;
1000 ft. rent part or an or sell easy term r.
Spencer, 154 Nassau st. Beek1nan 26Sb.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-17
Governesses, Etc.
Nurses. Etc.

INFANTS NURSE, competent, dependable
In every respect unexceiled in ho+Tie
feeding and care of young children; ex-
ceilent references; so anywhere with New
man, mgr, Is w Asa st. Murray Hill 4s42
New-York tribune., 1921-05-17
Pianos and Musical Instrumenss

sTEINWAY. PIANoLA. BABY. PARLoR
0rands and Uprights. Mason Hanalin
BABY Grand and Upright, Grands, Uprights.
Player Pianos for Sale and Rent Erck q
klmbeTun, III East 34th; 374 Columbus
New-York tribune., 1921-05-17
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

STATE OF NEW YORK, OFFICE OF THE
Secretary of State. SIS:
This certificate, issred in duplicate, here
by certifies that the LAFAYETTE MOTORS
COMPANY. INC, q domestic stock corpora
ton, has filed in this office on this 18th
day OF May, 1921. papers for the voluntary
dissolution OF such corporation under Sec
tion 221 OF the General Corporation Law.
and that it appears therefrom that such
corporation has complied with said section
in order to be dissolved.
Witness my hand and the seal OF office OF
the Secretary OF State, at the City of AL
sand nine hundred and twenty-one.
r. eruption
(seaL( Deputy Secretary of State,
New-York tribune., 1921-05-17
New Jersey

ATTRACTIVE unfurnished Groom apart.
ment to let; convenient to East Orange
station: 1925 month. 46 South Arlington
aV. Phone Orange 2144-J.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-17
New YORK State

LAKE GEORGE. Adirondack. Beautiful
small estate sacrifice at two-thrds pre-
war cost; terms. Address owner, Frank
Minzey, Lake George, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-17
New Jersey

SEVEN NEW HOUSES
Thirty minutes from Hudson Terminal,
ready for occupancy, and rooms bath,
steam heat, large living rooms, every Inn
provement; sewer water gas, electricity:
right at the station; larga plots, $S,3OO to
$4,000; small amount OF cash. balance
easy terms; also desirable building plots.
Frank Miller, 13 Park Row. Barclay 1856
FOR SALE OR RENr-Property at 1se
Glenwood aV., East Orange, n. j.; 10
rooms on about two acrep; house recently
painted inside and out; new electric fx-
tures four bathrooms, especially suited for
a private hospital or boarding house; no
agents. f. G. Reynolds. West Orange, n. J.
NEW HOUSES AT $500 UP
at Bogota Heights, built OF stucco and
frame; steam, parquet floors, electricity:
plots %ox10o. Michael Bros. &. Christian
sen, Maplewood and Palisade aves. Tele-
phone Hackensack 533-R
FOR SALE-1DEAL FACTORY, THREE
buildings. including two-family dwelling:
beautiful site; located in suburban New
Jersey, within ten miles OF New York City
q 2S3, Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-17
TAINTED t
ST., ,: &C., Want Advertisements @ s::
nd and Rewards
LOST. FOUND AND REWARD
500 REWARD

LADY black enameled powder box, green
Ihuo ornament on cover surrounded with
diamonds and qlaque, lip stick attached :;
,9st ,st IN Century Theatre Saturday evening,
way - Finder return Mrs. w II. Car
penter, $50 9TH av. Circle 2o66.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-17
REAL EsTATE-.sALE OR RENT
Westminster

OWNERS VIII sacrifice several North
White Plains we'll located building lots
20 close out holdings; butlders opportunity.
st. phone %02 New Roeholle. N. 7.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-17
BUSINESS CARDS
Dogs, Cats, Birds, Poultry. etc.
Furniture

WD PAY highest prices for furniture.
pianos. antiques bric-a- erac. books art.
etc. GABAY. Ss University Placs. StuY-
vesant 2377.