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New-York tribune., 1921-08-12

Dr1uTH, MINI
mems furnish'a5s ,Y,;IS sso 81 ~ av.' room AS
W Rivers Merc. Co; W. Rivers. mil
linery. ready 70 wear: isc B'way.
wear, children's wear; +. x. Izard. wooden
and cotton pieace goods fanneIs; domes-
r.-,,. FoET DODGE, IOWA c
ready to wear: $52 +th av.
McNeely Co; T; b McNeely, ready to
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH.
Stern Co. Miss j. Gosin. waists; 1881
GREENsBURG, PA.
T. Kaharowitz mdse. mgr: Pennsyl-
cxEE~vI1LE, s: G.
Belk Kirkpatrick Co. w. I. Barber,
suits and coats; Alfred Fantl, Iis W. 32d
Bslk, Kirspatrick CO.. ". J. Barber.
fred Fantl
HARRIsoNBURG, VA.
Herman Wise & Son; J. Wise, ladies'
ready to wear: McAipir.
Joseph Ney & Son; Alfred Ney, Mrs.. f.
Ney. Edward Ney, ladies' ready to wear.
Isssnan Dept. store Mr.. 1seman. ladies'
ready to wear; L. l.. Vogel. 1l7o p way.
Ladies' Bazaar; NJ. sehondors. nations;
HARTFORD. conn.
c. Dillon & Co: c. Dillon. millinery,
gloves. waists. cloaks and suits; Belmont.
s. Hart, furs. fur coats Brsslin.
Sage. Alien & Co Olive NJ DAVIS, skirts.
furs. fur coats; 4o4 4th av.
Sage Allen Co; Miss 5 II. Davis dresses,
Miss II. Rice ribbons: 404 Attn av.
HIGH POINT. n. c.
80 j. London. women's ready to wear;
INDIANAPOLIS
I. SOlDn90n Sol
mems and young mems clothing; Commo-
L. S. Ayres Co: J. Goldberg (basemenD.
JACKSONVILLE FLA
s+dr,. lndepsndent Co.; q. Lippman, uphol-
notions Perrsvlvania
TERsEYViLLE. III.
Cecil Brown, clothing and gents
furni shings; Hickey s. Freeman 200 9Th
av.; Pennsylvania
KALAMAZOO. MICH.
\ Nelleman, dry goods, ready to wear:
81 W 26th ST., cars OF Ben F, Lewis.
LANCASTER, PA
Hager & Bros-; s. W. Dunharn. waists,
infants wear. womens and lnlsses' ready
LA SALE. I'LL.
T. Aueey Bros: J. J. Reardon, general
Minnick, 1170 B'way, suite sea
LAUREL. MISS
r. c. Gadis; H. B. Brown, ladies' ready
t, wear t and dry goods. Alfred Fanti,
LITTLE ROCK, ARK.
,ntNx a. Koyston si,ar' Co.; W A. Royston.
Loo KrORT. y. V
Jsnhlss Bros; l.. II. ,Jenniss ladies'
ready to wear Pennsylvania
LYNCHBJRG VA.
A. w. Hawkins Co. A. ". Hawkins
mems clothing ready to wear' chIsr.nis.
wear; 1l61 Bvay. 80
MARIETTA. OHIO
otto Bros, 7. S. Cowden, ready to vsar.
McAipin " "e@l'
MARLOW, OKLA.
,.di.s "a: I. smyth & Son; Harry s,nyth,
'ao'es ready to wear: 1892 B'way
MARIETTA. ONO
Nrner' hpanser Co; II. J. Ebinger. cot
s Ton piece goods fannels, domestics, coats,
Snits 1urs. fur coats. hosiery: Harrr
Eblrger. mems clothing. gloves. jacas ''arry s,r
orolder!es; Pennsylvania 80 GIL
Continued on page nineteen,
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NEW ROCHELLE

WYKAGYL Park - A beautiful corner
plot OF over l3.eo0 square feet on the hill
and among the choicest homes in the re-
stricted section, VIII, sacrifice for quick
sale. Phone Pelham i1IS OF Murray Hili
flS4.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-12
Commercial Credit

Credit limits in the women's whole
sale garment trades have been more
tightly drawn this year than ever be-
fore. due 10 the large number of small
speciality shops that have sprung up
in recent years handling this type of
merchandise. The present industrial
situation also has something to do
with the caution that is being dis
played IN granting credit to retailers.
The credit departm of the sew
cral associations in the women's ap-
rarel industry report great increase
in the number Of inquiries they re-
ceive daily from their members. Credit
checking on even the largest retail
stores is being practiced.
Commercial paper yesterday was
moderately active and continued to
discount at per cent for prime paper
Fractionally higher rates were asked
for other paper
The American Acceptance Council
quoted the following discount rates
on prime bankers aeceptanees eligible
for purchase by Federal Reserve
banks:
New-York tribune., 1921-08-12
Curb Prices Turn
Slightly Lower
La Quiet Trading
Cities Service Common De.
clines; Others in Oil
Group Are Irregular; In.
dustrials Are Unclaimed

Prices turned slightly easier in quiet
trading on the curb market yesterday
after D show of streag 9Th in early deal
ngs. Trading broadenei somewhat.
but activity was in small volume.
Cities Service common sagced IL
points to 114'a, and the bankers,
shares eased off to IS. Carib syndi-
cate held at A, hut Maracaibo worsed
up to 20. On the whole the oils were
irregular.
Chances in the industrial list were
small, Durant Motors and Glen Alden
Coal sagging slightly. Tobacco prod.
ucts Export and United Retail Candy
were unchanged.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-12
Chemical Foundation Takes
Bic Snace in Wall Street

Snowbcr E. Co. have leased almost
the entire twenty floor of the
Munson Building, at 81 to rs Wall
Street, to Francis P Garvan, president
Of the Chemical Foundation; George J.
Corbett, secretary, and Thomas J. Spell
lacy, for law and executive Offices Of
the Chemical Foundation. The lease is
for ten years and the aggregate rent is
about 500. 900
New-York tribune., 1921-08-12
PELHAM MANOR

QUIET PELHAM MANOR-Errlish etucco
home. master chambers. baths, am pie
living rooms and servants quarters. ga
rage. this half acre oe high ground is
well worth seeing. Mrs. r. w. Bodinc. Az
Main s.. Tel. s48 New Rochelle, y Y.
PELHAM MMANOR-REDUCED TO SIS. 800 ::
owner leaving town; large rooms.
baths, sleeping porch, Dutch Colonial. a
shndy plot. choice location. : years old.
perfect condition, photo at our otfiee,
this real bargain TODAY. Clcott * Egger.
ST f, 42d st. X. Y Tai Murray Hill g4es.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-12
HELP WANTED MALE

FIRST class spinner aluminium and
hard metal Factory is working full
time as hrs.) per week highest wages
and steady work 400. Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-12
4 e al Z S late News
Apartment House Planned
or Madison Ave. Corner
Company Buys Three Houses at
o-nd Street for Site of
Proposed Project

The Winmore Realty Company
bought through Harris, Vought E. Co.,
from the $50 Madison Avenue Com
pany, controlled by Massachusetts, i'll
terests, the three five-story buildings
with stores at 69l TO 695 Madison Ave
nue, northeast corner Of Sixty-second
Street
\. The new owners are contemplating
ehe erection of tall apartment house
and plans are now being considered
The property fronts so feet on Madi-
son Avenue and 80 feet on Sixty-second
Street
New-York tribune., 1921-08-12

Max n. Natanson has resold to the
G. a. NJ. Realty Corporation a plot
l00x10o, on the north side of 2o7th
Street, east Of Post Avenue, which he
purchased recently from r. Clarence
Dorset. The property was held at
S66,000, and was sold for cash. The
purchaser will erect a onc-story store.
William S. Baker was the broker.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-12
Buys Broadway Store
Binding from Astor Estate

Max n. Nat on bought from the
Farmers Loan ID Trust Company, rs
trustee Of the estate of William Wal
dorf Astor. seven lots at the southeast
corner of Broadway and Ninety third
Street, fronting 100 feet on Broadway
and 175 feet in Ninety third Street.
The property is improved with a store
building rented to separate tenants, all
leases expiring next October.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-12
Summer Residen. Of Briarcliff
Manor BUYS Plot for Home

Henry F. FELTON,, of $40 Park Avenue,
chairman Of the board of directors Of
the Union Tank Company. who is
spending the summer ct Briarclitf
Lodge. has purchased a plot in Briar
cliff Manor from the Briareliff Realty
Company and plans to build an all
Near home
New-York tribune., 1921-08-12
Eight-Storv Store Building
In Great Jones 81. Sold

The Denwood Realty Company, rep
resenting Benjamin Benensor. bought
the eight-story store builalng. 25.9x
100, at 80 Great Jones Street, adj
ing the Mission of the Immaculate
Virgin, at the northeast corner of
Lafayette Street, from the Glitter
Realty Company. which disposed of X
subject to a mortgage Of $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-12
HELP WANTED FEMALE


sTENOGRAPEERS. two young Christian
ladies'. peru2ne-t positions. salary. see
Must be experienced. Letters. Box 3ls.
soiS Srd ave.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-12
LEGAL NOTICES

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THB
~ tnited States u fer the Eastern Dy, ON
NAM HOOKER COMPANY. Plaintiff. vs.
STAR CLOTHlNG MANTFAcTUR1NG
&'1MPANY ct al. Defendants. no. 563a.
ORDER WITH RESPECT TO CLAIMS.
This cause came on to be heard upon the
petition of receivers filed herein. and on
consideration thereof it is ordered that 2 n
having claims or demands against the de-
fendants, fsI, star Clothing Manufacturing
Company and James A. Houchin. or ether
OF them. or having or asserting any tiiis
to. or lien against. or equitable interest in
any of the property committed TO ths pos
session Of the raid receivers, or the pro
ceeds or income thereof. required on
or before the lst day of September. 1921.
claims disallowed in The diacretion Of lie
Court. TO file the same with Henson NJ
stephens and Robert 6. Morris, receivers
herein. at number ll45 South Broadway.
~. Louis, Missouri, which said claims or
q 71ands shall be supported by AFFIDAVIT
claims the dates Of maturity hereof. tho
interest charges thereon, If any computed
10 March 10 1921, the consideration there
Tor. aud II such claims ere evidenced by
or arose from any contracts promises
IN writing they shall be supported by veri-
fed copies thereof. and all claims shall So
out the amount and nature Of any pri.
ority Or security or lien held or claimed b.
the claimant. and iso any claim TO pre-
erence III payment from the sets in tho
hands OF the receivers or uheir earnings
therefrom prior TO the claims of general
creditors
IL is furth ordered that the said re-
eeivers shall within five ays hereafter
publish copy of his order in Il newspaper
pub shed and Of general circulation in -
LOUIS, Missouri, and IN A newsps per pub
ilshed and of general circulation IN New
YORK city. New York and shall make such
puDlcaiicn once each week for four con
secutlve weeks. including the hr4t ana
they shall also deposit IN the United states
mails. postage prepaid. A copy OF this
order. addressed 10 each creditor Of and
rialmsnt against The star Clothing Manu-
tactnring Company and OF James 4
houchin. or either of them. who sppear-
as creditor the books Of tne Sta
siothinS Manufacturing Company ana Of
mes A. Houchin. or Of either Of them
1t IS ordered that said receivers shall -
soon as they CONVEX eniently can after the
18TH day OF August, 1921. report TO the
Court list OF all such claims as may
ma We been presented to them pursuant rs
this order, and shall ile with said reDort
an papers hled with them in connection
with said claims. and stall at the same
tline ille with the Court their obiectionr Il
any, to the allowance in whole or IN part
Of any claim 50 fled with them
It is further ordered that any claimant
or creditor OF the star Clothing A1anu-
tacturing Company and Of Jsnlea \
houchln, or either. of them. may at auy
llue prior IL the lst day of Septefrl Der
1921, file with the Court his objection to
the allowance in whole or in part of
TIE claim of any other claimant Or cred
llor, and that any objection not flied
Wlthln such time may be disaiiowed in t4e
DISCRETION Of the Court.
MS 18th Gay OF July, lael
lolgnedl MARTIN }. WADE,
District Judge.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-12
sURROGATEs' NOTICES

NOTICE is HERFBT CIV EN- THAT
EDWARD HOPkINSDN. Executor of fhs
last VII and testament Of ELLA CO.
EGTS BRANSoN. deceased. has applied
TO the Surrogates : Court II the County Of
New York for anciilarv letters testamen
tsry cn The estate Of said Elia Conegvs
Br4nson. late of Philadelphia. Tennsyi-
vanis. deceased and. in order that he
penalty u the bond. il any 10 be given by
s. Id Edward Hopkinson. As ancliiary EI
erutor Of said estate need nor. pursuant
10 the provisions - Section 25ai Of the
code of Civil Procedure. exceed double
the amount of claims OF creditors against
said setste which snail b. presented -
the Survosate's Court of the County ot
New ork. has obtained order for the
publication Of a notice IN accordance with
he provisions of Section 1J9f OF tho Code
of clvil Procedure
AND NOTICE * HERERv FURTHER
fINEN that AL creditors OF said es'ats
should present their claims together with
vouchers in support thereof the Sur
rosetrs court Of the County Of New York.
- the Hall 81 Records. City. County and
state of New York. on or before the i6th
day OF September. 1921
Dated New York. August II. 1921
EDWARD HOPKTNSON,
Petitioner.
sTETsON. JENNINGS & RUSSELL.
Attorneys for Edward Hopkinson, Is Broad
street. New York City
New-York tribune., 1921-08-12
NEW JERSEY REAI. ESTATE
A SERVANTLESS HOME

s2eoo SECURES TITLE balance OF $500
on easy term mortgages which can be paid
off At THE RATE OF $50 a MONTH
FOR WHAT YOU WILL WASTE AS RENT
FOR \ SMALL CITY APARTMENT DUR
ING THE NENT FEW YEARS YOJ CAN
OWN THIS COY HOME FREE AND
CLEAR Tae house has fine rooms. garage
TIED bath. hardwood f0ors, electric TX h
and fixtures shades, ele tri- range. siec ric
vacuum cleaner. electric washing machine
steam heat. snd IS completely decorated.
The grounds contain nearly Is OF Sore
l ne ne.ghhorhood is refined and genteel. AL
c-ty convenIeDces and cosntry advantages
for comfortable living. Bathing and boat
ing available Splendid elevation. No mos
quitoes. Fine committing service 10 X Y
City. IT Is WORTH INVESTIGATING
T. d. WORCESTER. Z. ITO Broadway y y
City. Tel. l4I0 ,Cortlandt.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-12

CfIAMBERMAID-w young Eng
lish woman. good references. R. Miss
Hofmayers Agency. 10 East 4Sd st, third
door. Telephone ss47 Murray Hail
New-York tribune., 1921-08-12
Another Store for Dyckman

ieIls cents per share.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-12
Improvement for 83d St.

The Lexpark Building Corporation
bought for reimprovement the lot. "a
xl0O, at ll6 East Eigh hty-thrd Street
improved with two-story frame build
ing. 1t obtained from the 153 Broad
way Building Corporation building
loan of $4,000 The seller was the
Land Estates Inc
New-York tribune., 1921-08-12
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Chambermaids

CHAMBERMATD. waitress and cook: Eng
NsS together or separate city or ccun-
try. E, Miss Fofmsyers Agency. 10 East
43d ST. Sd foor. Telephone Murray Hill
S947.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-12
S375.OOO Co-operative Flat

Plans were filed yesterday by Walker
& Gillette, architects, for a tve-story
coGperative-owned apartment at 1856
Vas. Sixty-seventh Street. 150x985, for
the 136 East Sixty-seventh Street. Inc,
which is estimated to cost S375,0O0.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-12
Signing Up for Fall OCCUPANCY

Harris, Vought e. Co. have rented
apartments in 27 East Sixty-second
Street to Anna n. Pearson snd to DR..
Donald Gordon, and in % East Sixty
fifth Street 30 Christine s. Even and
to Anne NJ Post
New-York tribune., 1921-08-12
SeashOre Site for Home

The Lewis II. May Company sold for
the estate of Catherine Z. McKenna
six lots on the east side of Oak Street,
Far Rockaway, l.. l. The buyer will
erect a dwelling. with garage attached
New-York tribune., 1921-08-12
Judgments Filed
$4,000
In Now York County

The following Judgments wers MED yes
terday the nrsr nanns being that Of the
debtor.
American Union Line Inc. Irving
Satlonai BANK ......,....... ss4o SO
Alfred Loeb Il GO. Inc.--A. Foe
rarer .+......,... .............. sg0. So
isen5afn}n .fose PHI. kepyper 1904
Kstth Heirn--W. Grace n co 3247
Coleman Charles~s F J. Lawson
ca ....-+-.. ..s,...s.+..-,.. 471.4I
cohen. Ieo ) u hanhesK ....,. i22 90
DaDpe 4 steEmeief Ine.~~Iatten
co. ..... .,.,....,., .........,... oos 30
DYER. +. Monroe III de u. Brsn.
doa ,...,,.,+.. ........... so7o.45
D~1rk Aiex and Nothsn Eiu-
moek--'f. i.apan. ,.......-.... 1.oai. "a
H. ~ Erincknef Hardware Co..
New-York tribune., 1921-08-12
loft for West 1Gth &.

Lilly Maud Nicholl sold to a client
of Otterbourg, Steindler e. Houston
l19 West Forty-eighth Street The
purchaser owns the adjoining property
and will improve the combined plot
with a store and loft building.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-12

sTETsON. JENNINGS & RUSSELL,
Attorneys for Edward Hopkinson Is Broad
Street. New York City
New-York tribune., 1921-08-12
Business Troubles


Butler Bros. .."aa,..;.. 475.s4
Ellsworth, Edmund E.-Pinehurst
Garage Inc. ................... 1877 721
flSnel, Mark--N. Green. n......... ia 20
Tertig Kenneth M.-Continental
=, Casualty Co, ......<..... ol3. 90
Gertier, Herman y Proctor &
Glckman. Abraham E.-y. VI
Vaudon Inc 77571
Gooris Joseph Xxi r McCoyern 4ts 20
Goldberger Henia,nin NJ cta
phens Fael ' C,o'- NJ ,os 70
Greenhouse, Samuel-Onlv Really
Corp. -'''Y '''"''S 1890
Jacob silvrrnHar '''"@s9 'Moa,.n "nn
Brass Palishing and PAW.
CoJ-Mohegan rnba T,.' e., '4'''s ,-o ~
Creenhaup, Nnr,t 80 ~
''seH"~u'n' e, Eo Morris-~6' Altman
Cottlieb Nathan i'|ol
Rothnar I(.nt.,io, e"I ;oseph
-OuaLAr 0a,s 20 F0NH'Hsh' .oo
La II C.|ia,',a, " ~at''s 90
rniiana ,,a,,f{c ,,aD,etaah $50. es
7eth St. cori' corp' ''e i'-~''l West "a, 80
va~top sar,stna .,esre "'-~Moody's In
usr%ey s,,ih s'sp sna II 1910
nlc ntc 's''-' ana IT, hatz--Peo"
ue,ler 0'I eo ar io,ou, 10000
rero1ns rarro'' po.. - ,, 1ao. %6
naa1 oe" " - Srainhall-
KsnIan ,iorr, ;.....'. ~ *
ISfttann,,tn 'uIn elner ls3 s6
fKSaIl1spp'sn, Kal5ss an, va Ms1ra, Rochmss 34lo5
O. a. 'e'e'---''amohs' Corllss &
T rths'n.fo,. - fiJ.92
~ gisslltnr, py gpymateir. sam ana Bium-L
Landow Ioxo,b - tci,iv poa,;,, l-o''o
New-York tribune., 1921-08-12
Norwood Gardens House BUYER

The Rickert- Brown Realty Company
sold to J. G. Lapham a two-story and
basement dwelling on Seventh Avenue,
between Jamaica and Grand avenues,
IN Norwood Gardens.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-12
PETITIONS in Bankruntcy


-, The . following petitions In bankruptcy
"fst.; Tere meg yesterday in the United States
plI2I 2EscHANEL : 81 INTERNATIONAL COR
HORA ION Exporters 80 West Street. in
70. untary. Liabilities $3.50 "
HORACE GoI>DlN = theatrical ar,,s,
j.,sbji,tSss fss Fnofty-hith ns Street voluntary
~, - ", ~ GEAR MANUFAcruRING COR
PoRAIiON. Port Chester \. y; vol,,n-
GILLETTE BROTIERs 9SS1 Clott,ers' :.
SouFt Strect BfookIyn. involuntary. La
o'.l1.s s., s y % coo ssssta, ss5 900.
biitics. nj s7i4s as,x .en s1oo Vonntary La
- ", W AIkIN pkEss COMPANY. Al West
"snty-iegrth street voluntary. Liabil-
RECENT CLOTHES. lNC.-clotbiers 14o
Nassal street yoluntary. Liabilities, sis.
LANG MoToES-Auto sales. 81 West
fsnd avenue Involuntary. Liabilities y26.
000. assets. $4,000. '-"'
:2o Vest Nineteenth Street. Liabiii,iea
si.o25.
Receivers in Bankruptcy
Tho following receivers in bankruptcv
were appointed yesterday in tho United
States District Court:
George v S Williams. receiver Cor rs,ao-
s. oo0. WIN d 0'"o OF
John o'Connor. temporary receiver for
the Lang Motors INC. auto sales agAncy, 81
Byron CLARK, receiver for Harry Cooper
srith, tnstallrnrnt DEALER IS East Broad
way. with bond OF $1,000.
Schedule In Bankruptcy
DOTY < scRIMGEOUR SALES COM
PA&Y, 20 Reade Street. Liabilities, S44S73:
assets. 33}.105
NATHAE CHA%OwITz. Jeweler. 1os
Fulton street. Lisbilites. sl2.s5 assets
1915.
Discharges In bankruptcy
The following were granted discharge.
yesterday from bankruptcy in the United
states District Court.
Hecht Smith. John C. Shilling. Ber-
n4rd Rutehlh and Joseph BrinAnAn
New-York tribune., 1921-08-12
REAL ESTATE WANTED

AT WHITE PLAINS. SCARsDALE OR
HARYSDALE.
Desirable family wishes TO rent. with
option to buy, modern to house
near station; desirable neighborhood
from October LIST; at 500 to $3.50 per
month; first class references; Christian
family. Lewis MacBriGe Hubbard. II East
tyrI
New-York tribune., 1921-08-12
Sale of Garage in Bronx

The Pleasant Avenue Garage Corpo-
ration sold TO j. and II. Serlen the one
story garage, 100s7.11, at the north
west corner of l23d Street and Pleas
ant Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-12
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

DESK ROOM. s10; TELEPHONE AND OF
fee services. stock room. sc square foot; re
ceiving and hippirg clerk services free
Light manufacturing. $40. Mailing priv -
iieges, s.. WHITE. i32 Nassau ST.
49TH - Doctors office elec
tricity. phone possession Oct /. Circle
i66S
New-York tribune., 1921-08-12
Satisfied Judgments
In New York County


The first name is that OF the debtor. the
second IS that OF the creditor and date
when Judgment was filed
Hank Realty Co, Inc.--N. Y Ed
ison Co; June Is. I9l5..... sf91Is
Hoyt Francis R--ila2a Motor
Renting Co, April Ia, 192l. 1855
Sultzer. Ernest--W. S Kolllsh ct
al. August l3. 1a12........ c7o41
Halpern. Isaac Il. Levy. April
~. lg-l ......-...... ............. 3oo4t
" VOTERS. Theodore A-Sinclair 4.
Valentine Co. October ls. 1917 1888
Ambrose. Anthony S.-Crinith q
Turner Co, January e. lolG 1886
Tidewater Steel Products Corp
Thomas W. simmons & Co,
Inc. July Z, 1921 241og4
Bracch Emilio-R. Martorelu:
October II. 1918 ........... Il24o 90
Hayward. Thomas r. ito. &;
Thompson; Tune so, 1921 49,. sose.o0
preytus. pavld-A. Caroline; No
vember Is. 1920 1910
Connor. Mary J.---C. II. Randall.
April Il. 1913. ............. 65f 90
Sulzer. Ernest T-R Demore
August 2s. 1918 ............. 666Jo
In Bronr County
Academy Const. Co, Inc. and
Max Isnty-E. Smolka Plumb
ing Supply Go July ,. 1911. .lo73el
Astorino Luigi--u. j. Sfor2a No.
vembcr 20. lot7 1855
Efficiency Heating Co. Inc.-N.
~ Clary, July 7. 1s2t........ .e2.25
Weis. Maks~-City OF %ew York:
February -. l2.l......,..,. ass.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-12
MOUNT VERNON

BARGAIN FOR QUICK BUYER-Three-
family house, hv- rooms and bath
each floor; lot 50xioO. all Improvements.
five minutes' walk to Harlem station and
all surface cara can he seen at your
venicnce no reasonable cfrsr refused.
Phone Hlllcrest 6sTI-J.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-12
REAL EsTArr-sALE OR RENT
New York state

nished and Just painted and DECORATED
throughout. beautifully situated in lower
Catsflilis near Hudson. one hour y. Y.
tentral; house oVerlocNs entire valley;
ira wide porche- for sleeping dancing
100 acres land, 60 woodland, lies both sides
of road springs and brook through land
large lake one mile, garage space for three
cars. leaving city. must ELL $500; terms.
Call owner wee ekdays, Fitzroy 1858.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-12
MOUNT KIsCO

FOR sALE-Cosey house. rooms and
wood floors shroug hout lot 1ooxl5o feet,
Inc shade trees. Particulars at Cieorg =
Sell. Jeweler. East 42d ST.. or phone
Mount kisCo 53S
New-York tribune., 1921-08-12
Mems Clothing

'PEcTAL sALETaesn'a second hand wi.-
5sttlisb. 12o Ludlow 81. Tel Orchard 1913.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-12
Flushing House in New Hands

The HaIleran Aevncy has sod for
James Stakom is S?uth Prince Street,
Finishing, two-stofy frame dwelling,
on lot 25XlO0. 70 Kalph Rutfini.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-12

EQUIPPED HOME. SIX
rooms and bath. newly decorated. par
quet floors, chestnut trim. real fireplace
slassed porch. screens. shades included
garage to match; fine street; owners bust
ne in south Price. 50 900.
FIVE ROOM HOUSE. modern plurnbing
oak floors. gas and electricity, hot water
heat, screens. Price, $4,000 Easy terms.
GOO other lstings)
GEORGE Is. HITCHCOCK. INC,
Tel. IIackensacl1 . Bogota N T.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-12
Cooks

COOK. English; good cook; very neat:
tactful; good city references. X. Miss
HofTAysrs Agencv. 10 East Asa St, third
floor. Telephone s947 Murray EuI.
COOK. young Irish girl excellent: four
years references; $65$7o G.. Miss Hof-
mayors Agency. 10 East 43d St third
floor Telephone saf7 Murray Hiil
COOK; young good manager: excellent
references. Miss FitzgeraId's Bureau.
266 5th az.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-12
Lot in West 18TH St. Sold

James H. Robertson sold to Lucy
Mcbride the vacant lot, 25x94.1o, on
the north side OF 18TH Street, 100 fee
each of St. Nicholas Avenue.