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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-10
Buyers Arrived

AKRON. OHIO
NJ @ Ne.l Co. J. J. Fcudner, upholster r.
drapcries door coverings; 81 W. 26th )

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AKRON OHIO
0'Ap'' ''S' moor .oVertnss, 80 w. -o'h 81
BALTIMORE
ture; A. psiev!e. upholstery. drapcrscs
B'way. A''"'
Ninch & Elsenhe-g co VI ,-horbors
furniture floor coverings; McAlpin
Fielshrnan Bros CO.; d. Fleisb,nan
Iun3n,r N"s' Snurtwe"r; r. i11t = way
millinery. 4. r. Marriott mtI,inerv. S Sfn
ewcrv i55 ;r MnsS sf Mce~o'ey notions
Norfh w. ~ >.h
gods. nanncls' domestics; McAInin p'eoo
T. Murphy. furniture. foor covcrjnSs.
McAlpin. '''s'
skirts. furs fur r' Goats sos ' 5t coats. suits
r.,.n.. BOSTON
5snts dresses: Ms MuiHen infants srMsY wea an;
womcns six '' msis swsa' MISS MSS
misses sweaters: Miss lIfsnat.,rl Ion'
d, ars@s juniors 4nS sirIs aTsssSs S Miss
women's costumes and dresses: Mr.. Mason
umbrellas. Miss Garey. leather goods
MISS Nrsss kAieske women's nesi<wear Mr..
1oas'snent9 Sr Day, waists, Mrs. MS G Su.rs
woren's skirts and sweaters Miss S,yes
nay, millinery: Mr. Levine chjldrSn.s
juniors and girls coats and dresses; Miss
Lunch petticoats; Mr. Quinn. boys cloth
infants wear; Miss z. watson, wo iD1.'i,
Giiehr'St 60; I0as sen mt N Mr Cohen.
10y priced silk dresses ana Jersey suits
200 Sth
s .11, Miss GateIy. 9,nderwear:. petticoats
shanrnn ST9s. Mr shannon rep e. e
Young & n.rlse; ". ' T. ?ouns millinery
80 5th sv oFe Care AtKins serne' dse mgr
" 1is;e F TEX.
dies ready to wear, JOS Hebron. 220
9TH av' pprnrx rvx
S. p. Wender; S B. Wender, ladies'
ready to wear. 20 W. 33d st
J. n. Adam nr ! ca. ! = = 4 sa,,,vso wash
goods and domestics. Is " 3Sth st
WIN. Hengerer Co, Miss b 81 A. McFar-
Mss y - Svrigh; orsats W qo,t =.
c.TS,.1yr own o.
ora1 IL Boush.oa S,'rss; Miss a. Weed' gen
era faereha2q 1,,s crosses r. bunn gen
nishinss, Miss v bosil. rep rep: Mrs Mrs. c. A.
W W ooa, rep MIS-. w. NJ. Larawdy, rep;
Continental cu,cAco
A Eisenstein. woolen piece goods. trim
VI ~, 49,; W, Ir,
ar,- $3.50 .Io; 49, - % t'@i''
o'y soous ~ :. " Win
l.le- w.ists na,tic ~ 9" ~ ood ~
X ~ 49, - xhn %n,s ru-
nishings. knit underwcar: IS ". s2d st.
et sg5Siss Co. = Sshaita general "sF-
Marshall Field & Co.; G. O. Elder. fac
tory; II. II. Haynie. coored and black
dress goods, 1107 I3'way
CINCINNATI
Sam Ach Co: e NJ Ach, merchandise
manager millinery, ribbons. silks. sat!ns,
velvets; sci B'way care. of White.
CLEVELAND
May Co. Miss Maine, petticoats 81 w.
26th st
I NJ. Hiegelhaupt & Co: Mrs. A. Riegel-
haupt. coats, suits skirts; McAlpin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-10
Reactionar'y Tone
In Curb Prices
As Pressure Gains
Oils Lack Support and Sag
Slightly, While Several In
dusirials Are Depressed;
Retail Candy Receivers

Dullness combined with bearish
sentiment to cause small reactions in
MANY OF the leading issues in yester-
day's transactions on the curb market.
With \ Few exceptions stocks were
heavy aud sasged slightly.
Trading IL the oil group was dull
and fluctuations were narrow. Stand
ard OIL Of Indiana lost a traction
and International Petroleum was
tinted Retail Candy held net gain
% /, ut 81, after selling up to So:
following announcement that the board
.. directors has decided to purchase.
Z possible, 100000 shares Of its stock
"a. around SIS q share. The money
that the company will use for this
roroose is now being loaned on call,
T. has been decided that in view of
present conditions the money can be
used more advantaeeously to purchase
lock than in opening new stores.
Tobacco Products Export was under
nrcssurs and Glen Alden Coal dropped
II 34Ss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-10

TWO SWISS Me- pl.slkE WORK AS
book binders. have Ind cxpeflcncc Ia
gardening and wouid work on farm II
.isht "pportuniiy rroseNtcA ,'sclf AM
p'oas fi'chier. ~ i3raGfar,l ST.. Hrooxlyn
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I'm Harlem
Section Appeal
To Inv stol,s
Most of Trading Reported
Yesterday, Houses in This
District; Out of : Town,
Owners Among Sellers

=, ihiu6erth & Huberth sold for Fitch
gilbert Of Cambridge, Mass. the SIN
story tenement at 40 La Sale Street
formerly +54 West l25th Street ad'
Joining the southeast corner Of An
steidam Avenue TO Max Z2slavsky. who
occupies the store cn the property.
James H. Cruikshank purchased from
JACOB tcAstein is and Is East Nth
. T1 Two tiVe-story fats. 50xl0o.
harry Sugarman was the broker.
lille Cahane sold to Sadie GahriaI
the siX-story store tenement. 40xio0
at the southeast corner of Seventh
Avenue and 147th Street.
Giuseppe Jacolina sold to Michael
kretchowsky $50 East 10th Street. y
four-story fat, 16.SXlO0lI
Sherman & Kirschner sold for J
LOSER Of Plymouth, Pa, the six-storv
apartment house, 4SNl00, at $3.50 East
II tn Street
The segad Garage Company sold to
Marie Dougherty 120 East 130th Street.
five story store tenement. 25x70.
Meyer and Anna Alexander sold to
the ass Ninth Avenue Corporation the
four-story store tenement, 24.SXl00. at
that address, The corporation. which
was recently formed at Albany. has for
its directors Meyer Alexander, Belle
Steiner and George N. Williams jr.
Morris Florea sold for a client the
fve-story modern fat, 37.6x100, at PIG
21S East 11Sth Street
Nathan Schwartz sold for the estate
Of Lambert S. Quackenbush 124-126
East Ninety-eighth Street, hve-story
tenement.
May Hastorf sold to Meyer Wallach
and Max November SO Ludlow Street,
q tivestcry tenement, with stores,
2nXS1.6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-10
Steel & Tube Earnings

ne Steel q Tube Company Of Amer
10 ID reported for the ak months ended
.-1e ~ re: earnings available for in
..lssI charges ard provisions for de-
- -. anon and depletion Of s1,344,l89
81 80 balance, after all interest
1gt before depreciation and
+ 1ssf. ,a- Of s4l3, 1886, compared with
sssT'so.'.f ~ the corresponding period
r. :. lAe preceding year Gross profits
~, .g.s operation amounted TO 81 ,555,549,
ss~.hA- $675z, COS. Net profit, after
s5<: XXI ara depletion, but before
1-'.aeEas, totAled xI6 az
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iyreIl's Institute BUYS

. aas hazgstrom Ga len Company has
~ fer Amy b. Cole the four-story
s t&sement building at l52 West
uS1xty-afta Street, 1gxioO. 10 Richard
. +. .$'insf, operating TyrelPs Hygienic
a me builciag viii be altered
w. s .,, 81 $4,000. George and Ed
~. c'2r nave been retained as archi-
rss'' ara have the general contract.
rsz.., gfp@er1 have been retained az
gag agents for the property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-10

FORT SER, elevator man, coiorcd "a bust
ness houee, references Lee 500 Yves:
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Business Troubles
Petitions In Bankruptcy

The following petitions in bankruptcy
wer" fled yesterday in the United states
IorvR DRESS co.-1nvoluntry-
Dresses. il5 East l25th Street. Liabilities.
voluntary. Cloak manufacturers, 1876 West
Twen,y,fgst street L.ia6iI!ties s.! ooo
Intolnnta~y. 81 Re 'i g Street Laointics,
sS0ooo. assets. $1,000.
W, SELMA WAIST cO.--lnvo!untary .
SO; 200 assets s. 900
ACME PAPER and LEATHER BAG
co ~-InVolun.ary. Manufacturers, Ga Grand
street. Liabilities. $1,000.
Receivers In Bankruptcy
The following receivers in bankruptcy
wore appointed IN the United States Dis
trict Court yesterday:
DAVID W; Kahn. temporary receiver for
tho Edward Jollcs Co. l07 William Street
with bond of $40 600
Robert II. Keehler. temporary receiver
Vest Thirty third Street. with bond Of
a Iseaore r.. Reis tsna9o5sry reseiver for
and suits rs West Twenty first street
With i bono OF $500
Schedules in Bankruptcy
Tho following schedules in bankruptcy
were flied yestorday in the United states
Kay BROS & BARER-crockery ana
tinw.re. 76a Flatbush Avenue and 1888
assets, $500
Henry LEVIN-Mens clothing LA
biitiea. 5la. 1872. assets. $4,000.
FISHMAN BROS.-Kags, 2is Cherry
Street. Liabilities 81. or; assets 1857
GEORGE +. FOsS MACHINERY CO
IA Lafayette Street. L4iabilities. s23872;
soLoMoN wE1TzNER-Retau cloth
ing. Is East l05th street Liabilities.
s. 573. no assets.
Assignment
The Mirror Park Lite Corporation.
ighSng devices and supplies 20s- West
Sc "a ntccntn street. yesterday assigned for
thc benefit of creditors to Maurice Block,
200 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-10
Buyers for Harlem Dwellings

The Business Mems Realty Co. sold
to Max Sankoss the dwelling, 20x100,
at 1873 East l13th Street. Leo Siegel
was the broker, Arnstein G. Levy were
the attorneys
Goodwin 6, Goodwin sold for Rachel
Michaels the three story dwelling, 146
West 121st Street. 19xfOO.
John R. Miseo sold to Ralph Bloom
field and Leonard Morgan $50 West
l23d Street, three-story dwelling
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LAT for Grand Boulevard

five-story apartment is to be
erected at the southeast corner of the
Grand Boulevard and Concourse and
l'9th Street by William L. Phelan, who
bought yesterday site 9Ox10O on the
corner from Daniel II. Jackson. SPOTS
& Starr We're the brokers.
Clement Fl. Smith conveyed to the
fremont Monterey Corporation the va
cant plot, 7411XSS.2x irregular, at the
northwest corner of Monterey Avenue
and fremont Avenue.
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SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
Domestic

COUPLE. MAN GENERALLY USEFUL,
wife good cook and houseworier
years last place; excellent references.
"aEes ST.. Apply Duffy S Agency. West
9Th
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Plans have been flied for the erection
Of hve-story apartment on the east
side Of University Avenue, llo feet
south Of lSSth Street. by the 10th
Street Building Company The struc-
lure will measure 1Goxl05, and is est
mated to cost $4,000 by Springstein
& Goldhammer. architects.
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Nurses. Etc.

NURSE. Youlg. English Protestant: ex
ceutional references. Miss Fitzgerald
Bureau. 366 Fifth ave
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W actresses

WAITRESS or WAITRESS PArLOR
Mid. young Irish woman; excellent
long city references, quick and capable
", Miss Hoflnayers Agency. 10 East 41d
st, third aoor- Telephone sa47 Murray Hill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-10
Buys Back House
Sold Five Weeks AGO

Charles Galewski has bought from
David Harrison the house at $40 West
l5lst Street, which he sold to him FIVE
weeks ago. 1t is a five-story apart.
ment, 34x100, between Broadway and
Amsterdam Avenue. Mr.. Galewski first
became the owner of the property the
latter part Of June, buying it from the
Navahoe Realty Company. A few DAYS
later be sold it to Mr.. Harrison. Wal
ter Fox was the broker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-10
''oyal Castle in BROOKLYN Sold

=, = WA Lasle, q large apartment
Irs S1'''Nn and Gates avenues, BROOK
~ ~ has been s>ia by Rogers u Alex
49, NJ " &. !. Silver and a group of
sests1s arthur x, Whitney repre-
'S1'sd the sellers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-10
Quick Sale Of LoaseholA

H. c. Kopp s. Co. leased the building
at % Delaney Street for twenty-one
years. at an aggregate rent Of approAi-
mately $4,000. to Jacob Goldstein, Il
Delaney Street shoe dealer. Ee took
the leasohod from another who, sixty
days ago, concluded arrangements for
the property through the same brokers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-10
N.OKvMAGE LOANS

SMALL MORTGAGEs DfscOJNTED
send full PARTICULARS GEORGE l,-
IlO4 ALL. 21S5 Seventh ave
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NOCSEW ORkERS-2 3. hours daily
laundry, cleaning. Seaiy5 Agency. Au-
dubon 1893
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sURROGATES, NOTICES

JULIA LORl--THE PEOPLE OF THE
State OF New York. by the grace OF God.
Bdith Fowler Waters samue, ! Hussey,
Katherine l.. Hussey Kate Pease- Innes.
Hattie Pease Hrmmens Claudia pease-
Scheele. Alice \. Fowler. Wells Fowler
Charles Fowler. Allene Fowier. Albert
Fowler Mary Fowler Lawrence. Harry P.
Fowler Clarkson y. Fowler William
Woods. Lawrence Woods Emma Lord
Smith. Harry Woods. Margaret Rising.
klsiins George l. Curtis. AGNES Curtis Nc
Callum, Leo Curtis. Laura Curtis, Julia
Curtis Evans. George W Gilbert Isabel
Gilbert Anne y. Gilbert. Alice Howard
Bennett. Julia Howard Bush, Edith NJ.
howard; Mary J.. Howard. George Savage.
Mary Gilbert Sissel. Lilils Fowler Johnson.
Minnie l.. Shepard, Irene r Petersen.
Jennie I. Taylor, William H. Taylor, Helen
Denison. BENJAMIN Denison. Mahelle w.
Denison, Samuel J. Denison, sue Thurston
the heirs and next Of kin OF Julia Lord.
also known Juliet Lord. deceased, and
70 any other heirs at law and next of kin
or said Julia Lord deceased whose names
ana placcs of re idence are unknown and
cannot after diligent inquiry be ascer-
1 I; !, e q BY the petitioner herein, SEND
WHEREAS. Reuben Leslie Maynard.
, VINO resides a. No 90 West End Avenue.
the City OF New York. has lately applied
TO TO inc SurroS ates' Court OF our County OF
New York TO have certain Instrument in
writing relating 10 both real and personal
property, duly proved the last VIII and
testament OF Julia Lord. also known
Juliet Lord. VINO was al the time Of her
death resident Of the Borough of Man
haitian. city OF New York. deceased
THERhFORE You and each oe you ara
cited to show cause before the Surrogates'
Court OF our County Of New York a. the
nali or Records. in the County OF New
York, on the 18th day of September, one
thousand nine hundred and twenty-one. AT
nan past ten O'Clock in the forenoon OF
,nat Gay why the said VIII and testament
should not be admitted to probate as
VIII OF real and personal property
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF we have
caused the seal of the said County Of New
York 70 he hereunto affixed
WITNESS, Honorable John P Cohaian,
surrogate of our said County OF New
York, at said County the 2o.h day
loealJ of July. In the year Of our Lord
one thousand nine hundred and
MARTIN G McCUE.
Clerk of the SurroCates' Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-10
Old Stable of Henry Clews
To Be Altered Into Dwelling

The old stable Of Henry Clews, the
banker. on Sniffen Court. has been sold
through the Brown-W heelock Com
pany, Inc The buyer will rebuild the
two-story building into q dwelling fo-
hi own occupancy The stable stands
on a site 4lx41
Julia a. Clcary sold to Jacob Violin
1926 East 122d Street, four-story
stable 25xlOO1O
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SUMMONS

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
OF NEW IORK.-FRANK c.. RUTAN
plaintiff, against JAMES A MOORE and
ELSA CLARK MOORE. defendants-
SUMMONS
10 the above named defendants
You arc hereby summoned 70 answer tbs
compliant in this action. and 10 serve a
copy OF your answer on the plaintiffs at
torney within twenty days after the serv-
ice OF this summons. exclusive Of The day
or service. and in case II you- laiure to
appear or answer Judgment viii be taken
against YOU by default for the relief de-
manded in the complain
Dated, New York. June Goth 1921
EDMUND BURKE
Plaintiff $ attorney, Post Office address,
and Office No. 1sJ Broadway. Dor
ough OF Manhattan. city OF %eW YORK
To the above named defendants. JAMES
a MOORE and ELSA CLARK
MOORE
ne foregoing summons is served you
oy pubilcation Pursuant to an order Of
hon. Rhilip J. McCook. 4 Justice Of tho
supreme Court Of the State OF New York
dated the 18Th day Of July 1927 and hled
Win the complaint IN the Office OF tho
Clerk Of tho County OF New York. at tho
county Court House. City. County and
state of New York
Dated. New York, July 18th. 1921
Et)Aii>D l. iii-L
attorney for plaintiff. 80. l55 Broadway
New YORK City. \. Y
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fzs... MIR sop, nov residing 81 las
ssess.s.eg-to'fd Street, purchased m
ss za'iksesnt a. ~ Tmsnty third Street.
Ef Expert 2. Kelley M apartment a.
IL, awsnsy third Street, Jaekzon
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In New York County

The nrs' name is that Of the debtor the
second ls thar or the creditor and date.
when judgment VIE died
Hcnens0n. Hobcrt-clty u X. Y
Oct. 20. 1910 ...... ....... seats
Same Same: Aug 4. lsrG.... 1855
katz. Annie II. bernstein. Dee.
y. Y c. & H. Il. X. Co.-~City Of
= Y. Dee. q. 3io.-......... 3ab6s
Sam -Ssmci Dee %. lsl1... 9s5e5
Sane--Sane. Dec u. 1olD... as5ss
Same Same. July II, l12l ...s III 90
Elliott, Win. A.~Jphn Wana-
lnakcr \. Y: March II. 1913 l57l7
.5pingsrn Jpscph-~O Marks ct at.
Ipne IT, 1921. -.... % ......... aosIa7
Reid. JDmes--G George Done EngI.
neering CO.. Inc. Aug. 4 1871
=, 'yace'ed) ,...,.....,.. 5ososa
u"dRcs, job e., rec'r~~M Mo
Hp're May n. 1921 ............. sac 81
Dior. $leoia-~J. Nuppert. FEB.
~, l'oo .,..... ....-.. ....+..... 1879 II
rum hve Coach co.~-M. clifford:
fob. 10, i92i..,... ..,......., looos.
hesinf Gu ana Jakob Solomon
j Fponclis Ian 30 1914 o77.e7
In lIruiix County
irownahied. janice L. y Wolfe
ajarrh ~. i1.I.. .,... .... sG..7a
Ifoht Samuel. ind irving Sok9-
LODI tnaaell rpplf,J Co. Inc.
Jug T. 1890 ..,,.........t.. stoa
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General Rouseworkers. Etc.

HOUsEWORKER. young: good cook ex-
cellent references. Miss Fitzgerald's
Bureau. $50 5th av
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TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADVERTTSING
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
49, - ----11-------i
Domestic Help
BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds, Jewelry, Etc.
Furniture

DIAMONDS bought and sold for cash.
Advice free Bennett. Us Bway I'd roor
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miscellaneous

COLLEGE stu,.Nnt desires work after r n
m. steady and reliable man. l. 52l Trtb-
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REAL EsTATE-SALE OR RENT


FOR SALE UNIVERSITY AVE.
Modern Apartment House leased to Sc
lected tenant for IS 500 per year Prizes
$50 900 Savings Bank Mortgage. b H
Wei ker, 246t Jerome Ave, cor. Fordhan.
Road.
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Cooks

COOK, young Irish girl, excellent: four
years references; s65-s7o. G.. Miss Hof-
mayors Agency. East 43d st. third
floor. Telephone SS47 Murray Hill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-10

COOK and WAITRESS. young; very COM
petent, together or separate. city or
country, excellent references Lang e.
Boecherer Co, AZ West 33d ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-10

sen EN--ROOM duplex apartment. larpo
studioi cool ia summer. warm in winter.
ttraetiNe location. East 1ath St hlort
from Gramercy PARK Teiephone cram
srcy Sl03. '''
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For SALE

STEAM SHOVEL. 4 YARD; ON RAIL
road trucks. TWO buckets. rock ard dirt:
Vulcan, cheap junk CLYNES. Con-
ira tor IS Clinton st. Newark. y. J.
Market 10sa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-10

COOK - Young Norwe gian; excellent 4
years references S, Miss Hofmayer's
Agency 10 East 43d st. third hoor. Tele-
ph0ne S947 Murray Hill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-10
Mems Clothing

SPECIAL SALE-Ten's second hand WIN
ter suits and cvercoats $500 up D.
Get;iieb. 1873 Ludlow ST. Tel Orchard 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-10

BARGAINS-New and shop soied trunks.
bags. suitcases, steamer outfits Thomas
G. Hunt $40 9Th Ave. 47th SD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-10

The Mirror Park Lite Corporation.
lighting devices and supplies cog West
Seventeenth street. yesterday assigned for
thc benefit Of creditors to Maurice Block.
200 Broadway
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DRlVF!-'ro s1blct. 10 roonla
bat u.s. including maids rooms and
DA'h. All outside rooms; wonderful view,
inust b. seen 20 b. appreciated Telepho@n
Cathedral 0552.
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Automobile Instruction

License guaranteed: ladies' classes: also
Ford lessons. American Auto School. 726
Lexington av.
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COOK -HOUSEWORKER French thor
oughly experienced. splendid references.
Shaug knessy's Agency, $50 6th
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OFFICE SPACE, LIBERTY STREET AT
haif prevailing rate of district. Address
. III. Trlbune.
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COMPLETE

COMPLETELY EQUIPPED HOME. SIX
rooms and bath newly decorated, par
quet floors chestnut trim real fireplace,
glaSsed porch. screens shades included
garage 10 match. fine street. owners bust
ne $ I'm South. Price. $4,000
FINE-ROOM HOUSE. modern plumbing
oak floors. gas and electricity. hot water
heat, screens. Price, $4,000. Easy terms.
t200 other listinEsD
GECE b HITCHCOCK. NC.
Tel Hackensack 2 Bogota, ". j.
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HELP WANTED MALE

WELL KNOWN publishing house desires
10 secure the cervices OF a man expert
5 able 10 originate and sell ideas
advertising in connection with their bust
ness. excellent opportunity perna
nent position to right man. Only appi-
cants giving fun information to past
experience. references ami salary expected
will be considered. Address Box al
Room 2503 10 West 40th st
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Results of Auction Sales
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COUpLE-Cook. butler thoroughly oana-
ole exceptional Hiss Titzserald'- l5u-
reau. 56G Fifth ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-10

NURSE thoroughly capable. exceptional
references. Miss Titzseraid's Bureau, EOS
Fifth ave.
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Laundre5ses. Etc.

IAJNDRESS; first class: eapah:s worker
excellent references. Lang s: Boechervl
Co, AZ West 33d st
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PORTER. fireman. elevator man. white
smut repairs Waithcr 1902 Prospec,
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NURSE. youns Protestant: two children
excellent. Miss Fitzgerald > Bureau, SIS
Fifth ave.
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COUPLE. Scotch. houseworker useful
man, entire work. Shaughnessy's Agency,
$50 18th az
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LADIES maid, Swiss French excellent
seanAtress, willing and ohlirin- bes,
reiererees Lang & Boecherer Co. A.
West SD st.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-09-25
TWILIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES
WAS VERY sue EsSSElJL I'M VERY WAY

The leading batter OF the series was
Mac Lewis. the classy third basemAn Of
the Whftmans. Lewis garnered the SPLEEN
did average Of ST.. getting four safeties
out Of seven times up. He also hit three
three-baggers and fielded his position a
thousand per cent. The second place po-
sition was tied for b. two players. John
CsTut'') Olsen and Bin Bell, both OF whom
were Whitman players. They each batted
for 500. Johnny Geist was fourth and
Babe Lewis fifth. The highest X M. g.
Al man was in sixth place. This was
Mcyoy, who had an average OF 400.
Babe Lewis. Whitmans, led the base
stealers with two thefts. The leading
pitcher OF the series was Kent of the
Whitmans, who chalked up two wins and
no losses for his team. Charlie Geist. OF
the Whitnans, led in fielding, handling
10 chances without miscue.
Following are the complete batting and
fielding averages for the series: