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New-York tribune., 1921-10-31
Suites and Dwellings Leased

Douglas l.. Elliman & Co, leased
apartments at .290 Park Avenue To
William J. Moore, at 27o Park Avenue
to William M. Ritter and William H.
hays, at 980 Park Avenue to Sydney
IA. Nordlinger, at 10 West Fifty-ffth
Street, with Douglas Gibbons & Co.. to
Reginald S. Willis; at 6s East Eighty
sixth Street, to N. Asinof and S. l..
kowarsky. q furnished apartment mt
ia East Fifty-sixth Street to Mrs. A.
c. Biggs, and at 106 East Eighty-fifth
Street to Mrs. Howard Barney.
"orthlngton Whitehouse, Inc, leased
apartments at 1049 Park Avenue to
Mrs. Barbara r. Hatch; at 1877 East
Slxty-slxth Street to Sloane X. Young.
at the Schermerhorn Arms at 81 West
fifty~second Street to Frank Harden,
ana at SAG Lexington Avenue to EmIen
Drayton. The same brokers leased
furnished houses and apartments as
1ollows: AT 2l East Sixty-ninth Street,
lor Mrs Israel Putnam, at 65 East
Flfty-second Street for Mrs. Heston
Perkins, at 43 East Fiftieth Street for
William L. Collins to Mrs. Drury A.
Mcmillan, at East Fifty-frst Street
for jackson Fleming to Sydney Freide,
and at Is East Forty-eighth Street for
Mrs W. r. Collins to Jerome Preston.
Brown, Wheelock Company, Inc.,
rented apartments at TIC Lexington
Avenue to Paulding Fosdick, Harris Z.
Lindenberg and Lawrence H. Earle; at
l26 East Thirty-fourth Street to the
Rev. Carroll N. Davis, DR.. Allen O.
Whipple, Miss Marie Louise Emmett
and Miss Dorothy kelsey
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31
lack of Funds
Still Retards
Construction
Investors Complain That 1t
Costs Them Too Much
Money to Obtain Loans
for Building in Manhattan

!. Marking off the menace of another
/, transportation tie-up from the list of
; sectors contributing to the retardation
} of the building industry in the Middle
! Atlantic states, the Dow Service Daily
. guilding Reports" finds only three i'm
pertant barriers still standing on the
!, rosd to general building prosperity.
, These barriers are cost of money,
eost Of labor and another excessive
, high price era in building materials.
Building investors complain that it
. costs them too much money to obtain
ths necessary funds with which to
. proceed with their building projects.
especially in Manhattan. Shrewd in
ysstors have been turning their atten-
ton toward commercial Investments.
tearing that if the tax exemption
ordnance is given longer life the
housing program may be overdrawn.
Then lending companies say that the
need Of the hour is still habita.ion
bindings, not Office structures, lofts,
factories, theaters or institutional
buildings.
Investors are taking note, however,
of the gradual change for the better
in both commerce and industry. They
look with satisfaction upon the eff
fort to stimulate business in general
BIZ lowering the cost of commercial
money Also they are impressed with
the fact that the New York State De-
vartment of Labor shows that manu-
!.
increased in the state 33a per cent. The
creased employment are food and
Kindred products, textiles, iron and
steel, lumber, stone, clay and glass
products, metals and metal products
other than iron and steel, chemical
and allied products; also railroad re-
Aair shops.
Pressure for Commercial Space
The building analyst notes that in
these industries there is reflected the
increased activity in the purchasing
By the public of staples as reported to
the mercantile agencies by merchants
all through the middle Atlantic belt.
it is Interpreted as the definite sign
of the passing buyers strike, so called.
The prospective building investor
seehlHS Uul1u.HS lOaH acCOnm Il
begins to sense the fact that when the
holiday buying season passes mer-
chants stock will require liberal re-
plenishing, industry will then become
active, and as the spring renting sea-
son approaches there will be a pres
sure on existing commercial space in
Manhattan that will turn many from
nabitation building investment. with its
distasteful economic, social and politi-
cal drawbacks, to more attractive COM
mercial investment undertakings.
Just now this certain turn in con-
struction activity cannot be antici-
pated, first, because investors complain
Of the high cost of money; second, the
high cost of labor and. third. the dam
ger Of another era of excessive costs
Of building materials.
The wage question is to be worked
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31
II ea al Estate Ne ws

out to full completion within the forth
coming two months under existing ar
duration arrangements between the
men and their employers, but the
ouiiolng material price situation pre-
sents an angle that was not exnected d
10 nave to be encountered.
t'ne year ago at this time the build
lng material market WAS passing
through the throes of price reduction.
1t was hurried bid for business at
any price. 1t was met by a construc
tion reaction reaching almost to the
slage OF complete estoppage. To-day,
WIN material prices in certain depart
mehts either standing still at the low
est level they reached during the late
oeciine, or actually advancing, build
ing construction activity has grown to
almost record-breaking proportions in
the Bronx, Brooklyn and Queens for
habitational buildings and in the last
TWO weeks it has even begun to en-
croach upon the upper West Side Of
Manhattan.
Things To Be Considered
The danger lies in some unexnected
influence arising to bring about an in
hated demand for materials beyond the
capacity of mills to supply them be.
tween now and next spring. The
tu4cateuSQ railToaQ strike might have
done 1T. fuel strike would bring
about the same situation. Severe
winter weather could have such an in
fuence by retarding the hauling Of
raw materials or fuel to manufacturing
plants or by holding back rail or water
shipments to the building job. On the
other hand an open, mild winter would
nave the effect of depicting available
stocks of seasonable materials like
brick, glass, etc: A money stringency
would be apt to bring about situation
where supply could be arrested sufti
GENTLY long to put premium upon ex-
listing stocks to finish work ALREADY
started.
These are factors at which expert
enced building investors are looking as
they gauge the building situation of
the immediate future. They note with
more than passing interest the rising
prices of lumber and they are made
aware of the tendency of metals to
move up. They know about the diff
Guilty of getting adequate supplies of
skilled building labor now, and they
know that the economic situation in
the United States has sounder tend
ency to-day than it has had since the
pre-war days. That trend, if followed
will surely lead, first to commercial
construction activity and then, ulti-
mately. to Industrial.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31

~SprsEEME COURT OF THE STATE OF
~-,assm ~sm YORK. COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
4 IN M Mckerrall, Plaintiff, against Lula
Sotsass assherrall. observation-disclosures with
To tba action for Separation.
yns'e above Named Defendant:
sae w are hereby summoned 10 answer
sconvvn piaint in this action. and to serve
snaty or your answer. or. If the complaint
NM, served with this summons, to serve
kttersss OF appearance. on tho Plaintiff 8
sasv,s.eys within twenty days after the
day ~ II this summons, exclusive of the
% ~ " scrvice; and In case OF your failure
lsksrs or answer, Judgment will be
u a. against you by default, for the re-
ba.ssianded in the complaint
0'gs99u october IL. 1921
Sen. MALEVINSKY & DRISCOLL,
b"'ntin's Attorneys, 1892 Broadway
s}ny,.oush OF Manhattan. New York City
Ths A McKerrall. Defendant:
!ss r. ioregotng summons is served upon
II Eoss publication, pursuant to an order
q ~. aoie lsidor WasservogeL 4 Justice
fesks supreme Court of tho state of New
lstie' GATED the 18th day OF Septemb ber
stcs ou ~ MED with the complaint in the
IcsS VI the Clerk OF the County of New
6ssen.sls ~ the County Court House, IN the
ststs "a OF Manhattan, City. County and
sptsrnuh, New York. on the 18th day Of
O'1nasu O'np,New New York. September nth. 1921.
Isn,lEN. MALEvINSKY & DRIsCOLL.
Ttssoosaeys Tor the Plaintiff. Orsce and
koro,,ase Address. No. 14s3 Broadway,
o. Manhattan. New York City.
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international Sporting Club
Rents Central Opera Hous,

The Central Opera House, at 2o5 to
217 East Sixty-seventh Street, near
Third Avenue, has been leased by the
International Sporting Club through
the 4. Tanenbaum Corporation for an
aggregate rental of $1,OO000O.
The club in leasing the property oh
talns the privilege of remodelling the
building to suit its requirements. w.
a. Gavin and Tex O'Rourke represented
the club in the leasing of the property
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31
Flat and Hotel To Be Built
On Large RnckaMax Tract

The metropolitan National Bank has
sold the propert fronting 400 feet on
broadway and 412 feet on Oak Street,
Far Rockaway, to the National Housing
and Land Development Corporation.
Joseph Fried, president, through Lewis
H. May & Co.
The site contains 3M acres. The
present buildings on the tract will be
removed and an apartment house an9
hotel will be erected from plans by
George & Edward Blum, architects. The
buildings will be completed by Nav |.
1922. The total cost is estimated at
over 100000.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31
George W. Field Sells
Fine Estate at ScarsIaIe

Nash e. Kennedy sold for George W.
Field his estate, on Cushman Road.
Scarsdale, to William Wennik. The
property consists OF two and half
acres, residence. garage and hothouse.
It was held at $4,000.
Fish g Marvin rented for John De
G. Van Etten his property on the Bronx
River Road at Colonial Heights to Will
liam Pearson. of this city, and have
rented furnished the Chilvers House,
on Janvrin Avenue, at fronxvilIe, to
Dr.. Paul Y. .Winslow. Of this city.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31
London Indemnity Company
Moves Offices to Hartford

HARTFORD, Conn, Oct. 90. The
London and Lancashire Indemnity Com
pany Of America to-day leased the en-
tire ground floor and basement of the
new American Industrial Building in
this city and will remove its admins
trative Offices from New York City.
Archibald 6. McIlwaine, of this city,
the president of the company, is also
and Lancashire Fire Insurance Com
pany,. Ltd, of England, which has its
American headquarters building in this
cifV
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31
Fire Record
LOSS

A, NJ LOSS
l:25-1ss w 2eth st; NJ. Glass Co.
Unknown
the Bronx, automobile; Charles
4:o5--16 Maiden Lane; Abel Bros.
4lo-aGs W. s7th st: T. Carr. .Unknown
4:20-2ll w. 63d st; NJ. Holden. Unknown
4;26-13S Blocker st; Venetian EN-
broidery Co............... Unknown
5:o0-l2 I'd av.; George Chsnken.. Trring
lo;l0-~S6 w. 64th St: Morris Clifford. None
lli@o-536 e. 10th st; Salvatore Sar
PM '''''''
s:lo--s92 &. 2olst st Max wartslsy.
40o--s12 f. 1soth ST. the Bronx:
solomon lsaacson. ...,. Unknown
S:25--s6 Mangin St; vacant lot:
Murray Cohen ,........ ......... None
9:15-l67th st. and Brook av., the
bronx; vacant lot .......- Unknown
11:l5-Sl5 W. saith st: William Kinley
Unknown
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31
Hicks BUYER of Enders Estate

W. Eugene Hicks. of this city, is the
buyer OF the estate of Anna Gertrude
Enders on Albany Post Road and
Sleepy Hollow Road, at Scarborough.
The sale of the property, which was
held at 100000, was reported in these
columns recently. William A. White &
Sons and Fish & Marvin were tho
hrokera
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31
REAL ESTATE BROKERS'
PROPOSALS


PROPOSALS FOR MATERIAL ETC
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
WASHINGTON, d. c. October H. 1871
Sealed proposals viii be received at this
office until 10 o'clock a. m, November 2s
1921. for furnishing Leather Book Cloth
Cold Leaf. and other material for the
public printing and binding to the Gov
ernment Printing Office during the last six
months OF the fiscal year ending June 80
1922. The right 10 reject any and all. bids
and 10 waive defects is reserved. Detailed
schedules Of the materials. etc, required
accompanied by blank proposals. and Civ
Ing the regulations with which bidders
must comply, may be obtained By ad-
dressing GEORGE H CARTER
Public Printer.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31
Woman Buys Mountain
House i'm Monfclair

+. M. Crawley & Bros. sold for the
estate Of William Mertens the Noun
tain House property, on the north side
Of Bloomfield and Claremont avenues,
Montclalr, N. j., to Mrs. Annie +. De
Voc. The building is of frame con-
structiOn, four stories in height con-
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31
SUMMONS

gHEREsA F, HEIDELBAcH. Plaintiff
asalDst az CNITED STATES TRUST COM
.ne Last WIZ and Testament OF Helene
SS40Dn7merhoff. S4D7,T, Deceased; HANS sOMMEt-
hoFF (also known Hans SoInraerhof
X and Hans Daniel sorninerhofI) > !;
MARY" sOMMERHOFF. his wife: DOR
MERH0FF and JANE" sOMMERHOFF
rs ..!s :. VIE: otto sOMMERHOFF ana
! fthe names MARY" Jane ana Ger
trude" being fictitious. the real first narles
! o. Q st5d SAID defendants being unknown 70 plain
tf2: and II any be dead. their heirs
| deNisees and successors IN interest. and
pn-ass' Tae assus' Il any. os sad Hans somnaerhof
Bonin Reinhard sommerhon and O,.o
! Sonmerhor, and the wives or widows
leirs: devisees, next OF kin and successors
and Thomas W. Miller as ALIEN PROP
Summon
TO the above-named DEPENDENTS: YOU
ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to answer
tne amended complaint IN this action, ard
! TO serve copy OF YOUR answer on the
fiaintifs Attorneys within twenty DAYS
! mons exclusive OF the day Of service. ard
| IN case OF you- failure to appear or an
swer, Judgment will be taken against you
py default FOR the relief demanded IN the
amended complaint
Dated. August %. 1921.
n
rif. once and Postofnce Address. $40
MADISON Avenue, Manhattan Borough.
TO: HANS soMMERHoFF (a,so known
as hans Soinmerhon. Jr.. and Hans Daniel
som1ne hofs): MARY sOMMERfI0iF5FF'.
! lalso known as Doro.hea Won BONN
BERNHARD s0MMERHoFF and JANE.
MSqEaaMM6oFFoET MEaMoFF snT his wfe oTT0 SON
lane" and "Gertrude" being hetitious. the
- rgSi ntst names OF said defendants being
unknown 10 plaintif); and sf any be dead
their heirs. devsees and Successors IN m
teiest. and the issue. II any OF said Hans
SotnineThon, Dorothea sonlnserhoff or Doro-
{ thea yon Bonin. Reinhard Sominerhofy and
QUO SolnInerhon. and the wives or widows
heirs devisees next of KIN and succossors
in interest OF such issue. ali Of whoIn an.
| whose names are unknown 70 plaintiff: afld
Thomas ". Miller ALIEN PROPERTY
The foregoing amended summons {.
10 siseo 5 orgs upon y yoq ioy 6y pp6iea:on pursqsn
a Justice OF The Supreme Court of the
state OF New York, dated the third day o
| october 1921. and fled with the amendc5
/ County Of New York at tho County con-
House, in the borough of Manhattan, CITY
/ Comfy and state of New York
Ihis action affects an interest in resl
property situated on the Easterly side o.
Second Avenue, in the Borough OF Man
Hattan City. County and State of New
from the Southeasterly corner OF 57th Stree
and Second Avenue being 20 feet from
and rear by e5 feet deep and known as
No. 1913 Second Avenue. and is brouxbT
20 sieas the tile thereto and 70 compel The
under the Last VIII and Testament O.
heiene sonmerhof. Deceased to execute
GGonDeyance thereof to the Plaintiff
MACK & TAYLOR. Attorneys for Plain
VT, Office and Postoffice Address. ss2
Madison Avenue. Manhattan Borough
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31
SURROGATEs' NOTICES


Of order of Honorable John p r.
nalan, surrogate Of the County Of Nav
YORK, NOTICE is hereby given - an ner
sons having claims against Bentanio
Nlcoll, late OF the County OF New Yorr
deceased, 10 present the same. with voncb
c-s thereof. TO the subscribers AZ thai
place OF transacting business at IN. orrc.
or 4ruesdale & Nicoil. their atrorneys al
no. Jay Broadway. in the Borough Of Mo-,
haitian. in tho City OF New York Stats q .
New York. on or before the 9th day o.
February, 1922.
Dated. New York. the 29th day Of July
1871 JOHN SLOANE "a s3'S'
COCkTLANDT NICOIJ
TRUEsDAI-E & NICoLL Attorney. r..
executors. Office and Postofice Ad-
dress, l4s broadway Borough OF Man.
haitian New York CITY.
PORTER, HORACE-In pursuancs OF an
order or Honorable John p. Cohalan
surrogate Of the County Of New Yorl@
NOTICE If hereby given 10 all persons
having claims against HORACE PORTER
late OF the County OF New York. decessed
10 present the same with vouchers thereoT
10 me subscriber. at tts place of transact-
ing business. No I40 Broadway Borourh
OF Manhattan. city and State OF New York
On or before the 3oth day OF January next
Dated. New York. tho 18th day Of July.
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY op
NEW YORK. Executor
M - I DEN & POST. Attorneys for Executor
% william Street, Borough OF Msnhstear
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31
Rent Long Island CITY Space

Cross g. Brown Company leased to
the Master Trucks, Inc, half of the
ground floor in the building on the
south side of Fourteenth Street, west
Of Ely Avenue, Long Island CITY
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31

tanning some thirty-six rooms, besides
cottage. The property has front
age OF 370 feet on Bloomfield and Clare
mont avenues, and was held at S4O0OO
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31
Barbour i'm New Position

". A. Barbour, for several years witt
Slawson Hobbs, is now associated
with the WoodDolson Company il
their sales department..
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31
Buys Plot in Pleasantville

Chauncey B. Griffen & Co. sold for
Alfred Romer a large plot on the east
erly side of Washington Avenue, Pleas
antville, to Mrs. Harriet L. Sonncborn.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31
HELP WANTED MALE
Automobile Instruction

REPAIRING driving taught short time
license Guaranteed; ladies' classes; aist
Ford lessons American Auto School, 72t
Lexington av.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31
REAL EsrATE-sALE OR RENT
Manhattan

FOR RENT-5-STORY AMERICAN BASE
lnent, 12 rooms. baths; early English
year lease at IS 500; Immediate possession.
c0UGHLAN & CO, INC. 200 West 72d ST.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31
COUNTRY BOARD

MODERATE PRICED boarding home
for those seeking a permanent home or
rest; ideal location; good food and finest
mineral water; good trea trlent we also
take semi-invalda Write or phone Bell
rs r IA Ephrata, or address The Naples,
Akron, Pa
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31
sPAarMENrs TO rEr-uNrunN1sHEn
Manhattan

IN ST, 40 wESr-Large studio. two
a,s ,sssatooms, dining room. Kitchen. bath
ny NJ Shower; seventh floor: furnished or
N.v.analsshed; long lease: $4,000 or $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31

CHAMBERMAID or nures, growing child;
neat, thoroughly experienced; most high
" recommended SEQ. Mrs. Mason $
Agency, IS ". 43d.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31
Sells Home in Flushing

Nygren & Co. sold, through Terry &
johnson, dwelling in Thirtieth Street
Flushing, L. l., to u. l.. Van Dusen.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31

COOK AND WAITREss-Two Scotch girls
wish positions together; splendid refer
ences; city apartment Winthrop Bureau
II w. s2d Room ISL. Murray Hill 6431.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31

sio. ST; Columbus av.) (Hotel Colonial)
.hSewty decorated. furnished. one. two.
,sse h.ss, cars, subway; $50 room. bath: full
u0'ei service; RESTAURANT
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31

CHAMBERMA1D, saamstress, young Polish
girl; nice personality. willing; excellent
references. Miss Halls Bureau, II West
44th st. Vanderbilt 8S40.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31

COOK-Young: thoroughly capable, reli-
able; highest references; city or coun-
try. Miss Halls Bureau, II West 44th
Vanderbilt 824o.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31

'sg ST, 12S WEST (Hotal Nobeiton)-
,Newiy decorated and furnished one, two,
ssae ssaaes outside rooms bath; elevated, sur
;zse y ears, subway; room. bath, $50 month
!. aho up; full hotel service; restaurant.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31
Staten Island Plot Sold

Cornelius G. Kolf sold for Mayer.
Rosenholz building site, 4ox9O, on
Fiske Avenue, Westerleigh, S. I.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31
Long Island
New Jersey

MODERN 5-room California bungalow in
Great Neck. Long Island; nne location !:
@lo0 per month. Great Neck Se7.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31

COOK-Neat, economical woman: city or
country; good cook. J.. Miss Hofmayers
Agency, 10 East 43d St, Sd floor; telephone
s947 Murray Hill.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31

CHAMBERM RMAID waitress (American
Protestant); very neat; experienced; ex-
cellent references; country preferrd. $50.
Masoa's Agncy. lS W. a3d
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31

COOK-French-A American Protestant: ex-
cellent references: adult family; city or
country. Winthrop Bureau Al W. 4cA.
Room 651. Murray Hill 643l.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31

CoOK-Equal to chef; with or without
kitchenmaid: city or country. L., Miss
Fofmayer's Agency, 10 East 42d st.. Sd
floor; telephone 6947 Murray Hill.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31
SUMMONS

49, fMENT for business studios and resi-
ss,sd.tes,, Lexington & 34th st. Realty Co.
-~setoilt 1868. or 242 Lexington av.. at s4th
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31

COOK-Middls aged, German
capable, competent; $40; city apart
ment or near. Wettler's Agency, 20 West
4Sd ST. Murray Hill 4942.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31

''o ST, AT MADISON Av. (Hotei Ashton)
Newly decorated and furnished ono.
sr-s.aa safee outside rooms and bath; buses.
--sn at.sace zee, cars. subway $1oe per month
~ iaii hotel service; restaurant.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31

FRENCH CHAMBERMAIDs nursery gov.
ernesses cooks, experienced couples. COZ
Sixth ave, Jacquin's Agency.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31

,s ROOMS AND BATH, si4s
i,..O In hOOMs AND BATH. s145 to $Ie6
lossse .seeiate possession, in the fashionabIy
"a llsSSSsea Sssa elevator anartment houses, IT and
sssst s6th st. lear 9Th av. Apply on
sIsssa.ses or William Cruikshanks s Sons
saser Building.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31
APARTMENTS TO LEr-FURNIsHED


list ST, III wEsT-Dorilton. a outside
rooms. baths; facing Hudson handsomely
s...nrnashey ..n 10th floor: 1926 monthly. or viii
esn sacrifice; lease. Columbus 1928.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31

CHAMBERMAID-Y English girl; cltv
or suburbs; good references. NJ, Miss
Hofmayer's Agency, 10 East 43d St, Sd
floor; telephone s947 Murray Hill.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31

Larger Offices for Tennev
Theodore s. Tenney has leased large
quarters at 25S Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31

WAITRESS, young Norwe-
gian girls. together separate: highly rec
commended. Miss Halls Bureau, II West
44th st. Vanderbilt s34O
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Chambermaids

CHAMBERMAID-w WAITRESS AND COOK
Young Irish girls; together or separate +;
r.. Miss Hofmayer's Agency. 10 East 43d
St, Sd floor; telephone s947 Murray Hill.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31

HAMBERMAID-Assist waitress: young
Scotch woman; very neat. thorough
worker; good references *, Miss Hof-
telephone 89+7 Murray Hill.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31

1in,aSG,AN1LY FURNISHED APART
spa1GG1NLs. 2 TO 10 ROOMS; OUTSIDE
Il g.rapS rapSlOCS- TELEPHONE 5T62 SCHUY-
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31
AN EXCEPTIONAL OFFER

AN EXCEPTIONAL OFFER
ssveral new houses. 80 minutes from
Hudson Terminal. In beautiful restricted
section, and rooms. every Improvement; ;
near station: large plots; $500 to $4,000;
easy terms; would consider renting to
right party with option to purchase: quick
scflon necessary. FRANK MILLER IS
rark Row; Barclay s6s5.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31

NEW HOUSES AT $500 UP
At Bogota Heights. built Of stucco and
iiaae; steam, parquet floors, electricity;
piov 4ox100. Michael Bros. & Christian.
sen- Maplewood and Palisade aves. Teis-
phone Hackensack 53S-R.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Domestic

COOK first class. with best references as
TO character and ability, wanted in the
country; Catholic church near by. Apply
to Mrs. Franklin Brandrith. Cliff Cottage,
Ossning. n. y.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31

COOK-swe highly recommended !;
very competent. SaMpsons Agency, 7Sl
Lexington av. Plaza 6o05.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31
Cooks

! COOK AND BUTLER--Young Firms; work
OF small family; city apartment pre-
ferred; excellent city references. F., Miss
/ Nofmayer's Agency, 10 East 43d st Sd
floor telephone s94T Murray Hill.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31

COOK, waitress. chanbermaia four years'
exceptional references. Snaughnessy's 8
Agency. Se0 9Th
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31

BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31
TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Day Workers

Ray woRKER-Laundrcss Or cleaner:
good, quick worker. C.. Miss Hofmayers
Agency 10 East 43d St, Cd roor; telephone
S947 Murray Hill