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New-York tribune., 1921-02-08
Nassau Street
Building Is
Under Contract
Operators Ready to Sell Van.
derbilt Building at Beck
man Street i'm a Trade
for Cash and Realty

The Vanderbilt Building, at the
southeast corner of Nassau and Beck.
man streets, is involved in trade
winch may be closed some time next
week provided certain things do not
happen. What these contingencies are
Irving l. Levine, who, with Fisher
Levine and Harris and Maurice Man.
deibaum, bought the property two year
ago, would not say. He said that he
does not know who is buying the cor
ner and will not know until February
10, when the loose strings in the deal
will be gathered up and tied. The
property which is being given in part
payment is not held in name by the
person who will take the Vanderbilt
Building, Mr.. Levine said.
The building is eight stories high on
Nassau Street and fourteen stories on
Beekman Street, the latter section be-
ing comparatively modern. The Mas.
sau Street section was erected about
thirty-five years ago. 1t has a front
age of l046 feet on Nassau Street and
l26 feet on Beekman Street. This
property and several others swere
taken from the Vanderbilt estate about
year ago.
Uptown Business Realty Sold
The Corn Exchange Bank has con-
tracted for the purchase from Edmund
Seymour of vacant plot, 26x122, on
the easterly side of st. Nicholas Ave-
nue., between 167th and 168th streets
which 1t proposes to improve eventual
ly with an individual banking building
for its Audubon branch. Manning &
Trunk represented the bank as
brokers.
Bernard Schneider, upholsterer
through his attorneys, Sohmer sonnen-
thai. has enlarged his holdings on
Cooper Square by the purchase of 63
and SO Cooper Square from the estate
Of Louisa B. Nelson, which family had
owned the property for half century
Mr.. Schneider owns the intervening
property at 65 and 81 Cooper Square
and now controls frontage of 6S feet
at that point.
The Benenson Realty Company has
resold the vacant plot at the south
west corner of Lexington Avenue and
116th Street, which the company pur-
chased few months ago from the
Consolidated Gas Company through
Joseph P. Day. The new owner is the
Wallent Contracting Company, repre-
senting Wallenstein & Lentin, which
will improve the site with either one
or two-story business building, having
storeson the street floor The plot fronts
100.11 feet on the avenue and 80 feet
on the street.
George E. Apfelbaun1 sold for Albert
Smith and others to Beck Madow the
four story business building Sd West
Fourteenth Street, 25x1O3.3.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08
Enlarge Holdings at Rumson

George O. Waterman sold his two
houses on the south side Of Rumson
Road, Rumson, N. j., to Mrs. George
M. Davidson, with a frontage on Rum
son Road of 225 feet, $50 feet on Wat
erman Avenue and 16 feet on Lincoln
Avenue. Each house contains fifteen
rooms and two baths. There are two
tiled garages on the premises The sale
price was $4,000, and William H.
Hintelmann was the broker. Mrs. Dav-
ison bought the property to increase
her holdings.
Chandler Bates purchased through
the same broker the house of John B.
Prichard and Whitney F. Williams, on
the southeast corner of Rumson and
Monmouth roads, 100xl50, containing
fifteen rooms and two baths. A garage
is on the site.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08
sURRoGATEs' NOTICES


BROOKS. JosEPHINE-IN PURSUANCE
OF an order of Honorable JOHN p. CO
HALAN, Surrogate of the County of SeSs
York, notice is hereby given to ali persons
having claims against Josephine Rrooks
late of tbs city of Newport. Rhode Island
secsased, TO present the same with youch.
crs thereof 20 the subscribers at their
place of transacttng business at the ONCE
OF the United States Trust Company OF
New York, NO. As Wall Street. in the city
of Nsw York. on or before the Sth day Of
June next.
Dated. New York. the goth day of No.
vember, 1920.
UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY OF
NEW YORK, FRANK L. POLK, Ancll-
larry, Executors
DUES, STRONG e WHITEHEAD. Al
torneys for Ancllary Executors IL
Exchange Place, Borough of ManhGt-
tan. New York City.
RUSH c. IAwKINs.--IN PURSUANCE OF
an order OF Honorable John p Conalau.
Surrogate of the County of New York
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons hay-
ing claims against Rush c. Hawkins, late
of the&County of New York, decea sed TO
the subscriber, at its place of transacting
business at the Office of Edward N. Perkins
No 81 William Street, in the City of New
York, on or before the 18th day of June next
Dated. New York. the 4th day Of Decem-
Der, 1920
UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY OF
NEW YORK, Temporary Administrator
EDWARD \. PERKINS, Attorney for
Temporary Administrator, Office and
Postofflee Address, No. 54 William Street.
Borough OF Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08
Fire Record

" jennings ST.. the BRONX. N0Ss
,,!,~-ss SraSsei Ifeiner. .... Unknown
Nj '.ss ss'snsrd m St; unknown. Unknown
n. Mari fiith av.; Havers &
=. 's cdIS,sSth r sSth St; Christopher AA0"'
f@--as7 ............ Unknown
H. sads. 10Th st.; Louis Co.
Id ''''.'.''........ Trihing
ga Ct. apd Concord sv. tho
b.. inv "a garage, Ward Bak-
S~>~i itrS ,,'..s.......4....U Unknown
,n s samwsss,e ws,esser !. y, av., the Bronx;
'is>-3es NJ vulua Adler. slight
b. lor SO'h ST. Peter Levin
,o sa.sss 4 g ". sAth ST.: spears pears none
h. ssAssi,, = satin ST.: Anna N'''"A
H. lat st t''...;....... ..:,......... Unknown
sss isgth. Al ~ unhnown
". ,.5 Arden Mig. CO Co 'he sronx;
IN Co. 'front.' st; il. buys 4 '"a
'Ss7 L,s,x;,a...,............ unknowa
IA. .Lansawx axington ave-: Ida
chabaI aai sv,, the Bronx;
li.. censoIa,,oofs OF Our Lady OF
e & ssls First av.; VIM ao.cbIa unknown s,f,,sa
-lil sso,sroe ST. Pappas Braa siish, siish,
ti. 4 sss,ns ss nsroadway; Goldberg
aas asoSSssa. oSsa'sern bern Boulevard, the i
Riysn samuel Botfan. .Unknown
hh ssss ston St, Ma Bur
sslIs,a salISsraiRgside av; dumb. dumb. Slight
4, aet,, aes Cenrise Unknown
Ing ce csn 81; Tnttler Roef-
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08
Leases Apartment Suites

Pease & Gilman leased an apart
ment at 270 Park Avenue to H. l..
Florant; at 25 Fifth Avenue to Herbert
Harde; at 951 Lexington Avenue to
Miss E. B. O'Reilly; at 62 West Forty
eighth Street to Victor Aimone; at 120
East Eighty-second Street to H. T.
Sawyer, and at 1873 West Seventy ninth
Street, to Mrs F. X Weiss.
The Houghton Company leased to
Sue Robertson an apartment at 129
West Seventieth Street; at 1862 West
End Avenue to Perley Bryant, Mary
G. Davis and Albert Sturr; at 143
West 105th Street to John Gravis, and
at 157 West Seventy-third Street to
Betty Pierce and Major Harry B.
Clark
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08
Pianos and Musical Instrument,

sTEINWAY PTANOLA, BABY, PARLoR
Grands and Uprights. Mason Hamlin Baby
grand ana Upright, Grands. Uprights. Player
Pianos for Sale and Rent Eyck & Kimber.
lin. III East 34th; 374 Columbus Ave. t7Sthl.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08
Commercial

CLERk-Seven years office experience; re-
liable; best references. Feldman, l603 LIST
av
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
,ind ersigned intend 10 form a mutual

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
undersigned intend TO form mutual
automobile casualty insurance company
pursuant TO Article lob of the Insurance
Law of the state of New York. under the
name OF New York Mutual Casualty Taxi
cab Insurance Association, with its prin-
cipal place OF business at the Borough Of
Manhattan, City and State OF New York.
Shepel Bravln, Sam Brown. Michael
Azif Abraham Lapidus, Solomon segal.
Nathan Lttow, Paul Rosenberg, benjamin
Metz Arthur II. Schilling, Jack Kornblum,
Nathan Chait Sam Rosen Morris Rubin.
stein Nathan Wilson. Abraham Semless
Sol sherber. Elias samols. Mser Levinson.
Belkin, Morris Bassman, Louis Fried
George wilson Boris Cha assman,
JOSEPH KOOPBRMAN
Attorney for Incorporators. 1890 Ritkin
Avenue. Borough OF Brooklyn. City OF
New York
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08
a Quit Martens Party
liking Papers TO Traverse
Sveden. They Go TO Lihau

IaOcKH0LM, Feb. T. Forty-two
EA'lans who made the journey from
II fork to Sweden on board the
E'iner Stockholm, which had among
nssengers Ludwig C. A. K. Martens
!. olher Bolsheviki who were expelled
|na me United States, left here to-
H On board special steamer for
|s.A' They had declined to take pas
H on the Swedish steamer Sodra-
Eage, on which Martens and his
eaas smiled, None of them had
|Psn which would permit them to
|Nefse Sweden on their way home.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08
Convent of Our Lady of Per-
petual Help to Cost 100000

convent in Brooklyn for the Church
of Our Lady of Perpetual Help, ac-
cording to Browns Letters, Inc. Con-
struction Reports. The structure will
be erected at Sixth Avenue and Fifty
ninth Street, and will be of brick and
stone construction, four stories, 74x37.
Plans and specifications were prepared
by Elliott Lynch, 341 Fifth Avenue, and
the approximate cost of the work in
volved is 100000. eThe general con-
tract has been awarded to w. L. G.
G. H. O'Shea. 20 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08
Fl'tapha KemaI to Send
tnv0ys TO London Conference

agNpoN, Feb. Information has
!. 'asd N, London, according to The Lon
Ilmes, that Mustapha Kemal Pasha,
iufsish Nationalist leader, has an
aeed his intention to send dele
san TO London for the forthcoming
e'ence with regard to the Near
sm m situation. The Times says it
Nv sIg9ught this delegation will be
m. ,.sa by izzet Pasha, who is said to
II !elned the Nationalists.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08
BUSINESS CARDS


WE SELL LANCASTER -BIGELOw
Whittsll4 Wilton. Administer Body Brus-
inferior makes why pay $3.50 yard UP
for cheap, shoddy stuff when 81 50, 81 SC,
$3.50 yard buys the best carpets made ?
finest qualities, small 81 so to sf6: medium
size, $50 to s35; large, $45 to $50 up. Hall.
stair runner any length, Oriental. Berlin,
Chinese rugs sacrifice prices MAKING
OVER. CLEANING, LAYING. DYEING,
RHFATRING, RBWBhVfNG, RELIABLE.
REASONABLE. BEAUTIFUL Stnings,
me- a24 Madison Ave. >(59th St.) PLAZA
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08
Diamonds. yewelry, Etc.

DIAMONDS bought and sold for cash from
individuals or estates BENNETT, IFS
Broadway, I'd floor
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08
oregon Opens
Asks
| Oil Settlement
|, .,;;,a,, President See $
IIreer,f Necessity for
II s,.rseenaent of Foreign
aessiions Especiall y
Noise Abroad
| ..lsr of Lower House Says
aane of Action Is Remote;
rsrranza Bill Interferes
Bp George E. Hyde
s,,.,,, cable to The r-touae

Il esscfnl Ca0ls TO I6e 9Ffothe
4 ..s,sst. 1921. New York Tribune Inc.
4 sYTco CITY, Feb. President
.,,n in opening the special ses-
# Congress this afternoon, laid
Z ~ stress on the necessity for a
s.n.ns Of the petroleum question,
particular reference to the inter
4ssssl complications which have
IN BE failed, however, to give
Indication Of the character of
i, required,
q Tss petroleum question has become
&.,ps.ional," he said. "As a result
4 II revolution we have turned to our
LAVAL resources, desiring TO develop
h. fully for the benefit of our ma
|, This problem will have a great
H.. On this nations future. We have
6-s udiciai and diplomatic measures,
legislative action is necessary.
&.ssus it is unfortunate for the ma
4s hat this matter has created a
HI noise abroad"
Il n President regretted the necessity
i ,.aing the special session, but said
!, Fs necessary since the regular ses-
IL we're barely sufficient to carry
4: baaness which purely affected the
Eggress itself. This was considered
allied reprimand for the legislators
k, iailed to pass a single measure
l,irg the last session. He exhorted
4 tte members to get down to work
pass necessary bills.
0hsr measures mentioned were
kas affecting banking, organized la
4 and education. Passage of agrarian
Il, vas urged to fulfill aspirations
1 lie people without overturning the
fgsat agrarian system. Other meas
Ea Included in the call for the spe-
zl session were touched on only
Etsy. The diplomatic corps did not
|send the session, but the galleries
En filed.
lttion on petroleum legislation DUR
l. the present session is improbable,
Essrding to Luis Espinoza, leader of
i extreme left in the lower house.
b Carranza measure, which was ap-
tssed by the Senate, will have to be
Epased Of according to the rules of
tfgress before substitute measure
!, be considered. Should the meas
j fail Of passage in the House of
|puties it would be returned to the
bate. If passed and sent to the
|ssident and then killed by a veto it
Ead have to come up at next years
k'on The rules prohibit the with
hvsl Of measures already approved
one House.
Ibs British suggestions for regula-
IN oil legislation conform generally
= llplomatic represent tations already
-iA 70 the government. These are:
Csmellation of all announcements
flted on privately owned lands, both
Fan and foreign; cancellation of
fsncessions in Federal zones except
coastal strips and banks of OBJ
E'ly nayigable rivers; cancellation
sacessions granted in dry river
lssns; taxation question left in the
Eds Of the Federal authorities.
Il Is believed that such suggestions,
q the possible exception of the Fed
D zone water clause, would meet the
eicSal of American com panies.
The public instruction measure is ex-
Sted to be among the first brought
lor discussion, as committee has
q working on it during the recess
I is prepared to report.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08

Lenox Ave. Corner Flat Sold
Geo. R. Read G. Co. sold for the
Masemann estate the fve-story apart
ment, 25xS5, at Ais Lenox Avenue,
southeast corner 131st Street.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08
Find Homes on Long Island

E. S. & S. F. Voss have sold for H.
c. Stricken a colonial residence on
East Broadway, Woodmere, L. l., to
Francis Gilbert; for the Hewlett Bay
Company plot on Meadow View Ave
nue., Hewlett Bay Park, Hewlett; to Al
bert B. Schultz, who will improve the
site with dwelling and outbuildings;
and have rented dwellings for Henry
for James H. Work, Lawrence, to
George Sloane; for Willis R. Brewer,
at Woodmere, to Victor G. White, and
for Charles Gray, at Woodmere, to
Howard E. Smith.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08
Tenement Trading Mostly
OF Lower East Side Houses

Hester A. Booth sold to Eugene M.
Homer the two five-story tenements
with stores at t298-13o0 Third Ave-
nue., 5ix100.
Morris Goldberg sold to Jacob Mil
Ter and Paul Abelsky the three and
four-story tenements at 64-541z. Lud-
low Street, 20x87.61a.
Joseph Shank resold to Sophie
Cocker the four-story tenement, 40
Pitt Street, 25x75.
Simon B. Solomon sold to Kate s.
Erstein the five-story tenement with
stores at III Broome Street, 21x56.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08
kecen, BUYERS of Realty

ward A. Spengman is the buyer of
m.stofy store and loft at 120-122
4 4 eighteenth Street, sold recently
~ senenson Realty Company.
|s,s,a aaen Trading Corporation is the
|Su ~, u the dwelling, SIT West i6lst
|.,... ms me sale of which, by Ennis &
IN m's through Louis Marks, of Coed
uoodwin, was reported recently.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Cooks

coOK-Young; good manager: exceptional
references. Miss Fitzgerald's Bureau,
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08
Long Island City Deal

Cyrille Carreau, Inc, leased the FAC
tory building of the Hall-Borchert Dress
Form Company, covering block front
on Paynter Avenue, between Boulevard
and Sherman Street, Long Island City,
to the Cocoa Products Company, at an
Callman Company, of Long island City,
represented the tenant
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08
Site Chosen at Glen Islands
For Sl .OD0,OO Hotel

The site for the proposed 81 600 900
hotel to be built at Glen Islands has
been selected. 1t will be directly op-
posite the lagoon on q commanding
view of the sound for many miles.
H. j. Hardenburg, who built the
Martinique, will be the architect and
builder The syndicate is composed
of Chas Leigh Taylor, Walter, Gilsen
and Walter Schurm.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08

OFFICE AND COMMERCIAL, FT1RNJT17pB "a
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
We offer new but slightly imperfect
oak and mahogany desks, chairs filing
cabinets card cases. etc Inspection in.
vited.
JACOB BARsKY. 1 Beaver st.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08
Resale of Seventh Avenue
Corner Realty Brings Prof.

Herbert jacques Morris sold for the
Schultz Realty Company the four-story
building, 20x51, at TAO Seventh Avenue,
southwest corner of Forty ninth Street,
TO Sigmund Berger and Joseph N. Car
penter. The buyers paid ali cash above
the first mortgage.
The Schultz Company bought this
parcel through the same broker from
the estate of Anna Gerken in Novem-
ber, 1920, and, it is stated, realized a
substantial profit on the resale.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08
Investor BUYS Bronx Flat

G. Tuoti & Co. sold for the H. M.
WE'LL Company to Luigi Melfa the
four-story fiat with store, 353 East
133d Street
The Hoffman Company. Builders,
Inc, sold to Anna Adler the house on
the west side of Finlay Avenue, 1870
feet north of 168th Street, 2ox10O.
Rose Flicker sold to Ray Simon, the
two-story dwelling on the west side of
College Avenue, 140.5 feet north Of
169th Street
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08
DIR. John A. Victor Eeases
Fine Suite on Fifth Avenue

Douglas L. Gilman & Co. leased for
the 910 Fifth Avenue Company, Fred F.
French president, large duplex apart
ment recently completed at the north
east corner of Fifth Avenue and
Seventy-second Street, on the former
Stillman property, to DR.. John A..
Victor
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08
$40. 900 Flat Mortgage Sold

Cushman & Wakefield sold for @.
Maurice Heckscher to Union Estates
Company, represented by S. Fl. Stone,
president, the junior mortgage of
$140,000, subject to Metropolitan Lifs
Insurance Company's mortgage of
S455000 on the Vauxhall cooperative
twelve story apartment house, north
east corner of Riverside Drive and
166th Street 100x150
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08
Westchester

OWNERS will sacrifice several North White
Plains we'll located building lots to close
out holdings; builders opportunity. JOS.
Phone 302 New Rochelle, N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08
BUYERS for West Side Dwellings

Louise w. Landau sold to Emily M.
Davis the three-story dwelling, ZIG
West Seventy-ninth Street, 19x102.2.
James II. Cruikshai.k resold to Emile
FL. Strickland the three-story dwelling,
"A West 130th Street, 25x100.11.
James M. Bernhard sold to Catharine
Rellew the story dwelling. lot
Sank Street 20x918
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08
Sells Home at Olyphant Park

Samuel S. Childs sold his house in
Olyphant Park, Morristown, N. j., to
Raymond Heath, tenant; and Mrs. John
Atz leased her house on Western Ave-
nue. to p. A. Prescott. Genung g. Day
were the brokers.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08
Furniture
Lamps and Lampsnades
Machinery
Office Furniture

MACHINE SHOP with 3,0oe square fees
desires work. Amendola. 4ss e. fosth 81.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08
REAL EsTArE-+sALE OR RENT
Long Island

HOME BARGAIN, HEMPsTEAD; VACANT
-Electric train service; 40 minutes New
water heat, gas, electricity: just outside con-
gested section of village; large plot, fronting
two streets; fine garden lawn, shade and
merry; years supply of coal all for $500;
possession at once; reasonable terms respon-
sible party. Daniel NJ. Gerard. 1870
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08
More Homes for Edgemere Park

Marcus Kramer sold for Nathan Kra-
mer and Adolph L. Moritz to Martin
F: Griffin, on plot 40x129, on Beach
Fifty-fourth Street, Edgemere Park,
Edgemere, l.. l., between the Boulevard
and ocean. The purchaser will erect
bungalows.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08
$500, ZOO Loan ON Building

The Federal Sugar Refining Com
pany has borrowed from the New York
Title and Mortgage Company 100000
for five years at 6 per cent on the
twelve-story Tontine Building, at the
northwest corner of Wall and Water
streets, which the sugar concern ac-
quired last year
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08
Schieffelin Estate Sells
Realty i'm 5th Ave. Zone
Accepts Norman S. Riesenfeld's
Offer for Building at
z West Both St.

The estate of Catherine T. Schief-
felin, Christopher r.. Carter, executor,
sold 7 West Thirty-sixth Street, a
business building, 25x100, to Norman
5. Riesenfeld, The property is $50
feet from the corner Of Fifth Avenue
and in the heart of the retail neigh
borhood. At the present time it is
occupied by Arnold Ray Seligman &
Co., dealers in antiques, whose lease
expires in few months. William
Cruikshank's Sons are the brokers'.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08
accord Run TO Ruenos Avres

z IisSos ias AYRES, Feb. THE rec
4s,aoa voyage from New York to
S.ssos Ayres has been broken by the
Ep,yss Line steamer Huron, which
E,stss, 'o-aay The passage occupied
~ oays and seventeen hours.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08
MEETINGS

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
annual stockholders meeting OF tho l. B.
klelnert Rubber Company will be held on
Monday, February 21st, 1921, at the com
pany's office, 725 Broadw way, at i A. NJ
A. b. SALINGER, Secretary
THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE of the city
of New York. Annual Election of ON
GERS thursday, February TO- 1921, at En-
gineering Building, % West goth Street.
New York City. Polls open from 10 A Nj
to f. NJ r, r. MURDOCH. Secy
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
Manhattan

TO RENT-Executive office, light on four
sides 5ox100 feet very reasonable; in new
Saint Denis Offices, Broadway and 18th St ;
easily partitoned and subdivded no manu-
featuring; high class building. Phone Davis,
Stuyvesant 664S.
TO RENT-Cheap office in new Saint Denis
Offices, Broadway and 11th St; bright
room; latest equipment Phone Davis, Stuy-
vesapt 6643.
DESK ROOM. including desk; good refer.
ences required. Room S11, Flatiron Bldg
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08
Wanted
,::: .:: ;: &c. Want Advertisements @ ::
business Opportunities - Rewards
LOST. FOUND AND REWARD

LOST-Poice dog; mortb. o,,. 49,
Cali Ihd p,oh; tan; baby's pet; liberal reward
Rev fSa1ennond aaand Hin 1850. w. II. d. Wesley
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08
West Broadway Building Sold

Pepe & Brother sold for Edward Hol-
land, Gertrude O'Leary and Grover A.
Whalen, 493 West Broadway, a four
story stable, 25x100. to Mario Mateso
for occppancv
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08
Pennsylvania

FIFTEEN ACRES of land and gravel land
along the Penn. r. r.; excellent oppor-
tunity. Dominic Kay, r. F.. D. No. /,
Morrisville. Phone 4352-J Trenton.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08
sURRoGATEs' NOTICES

ABBE, CATHARINE AMORT BENNETT
In pursuance OF order of Honora ols
John p. Cohalan, Surrogate of the Counts
of New York. NOTICE Is hereby given to
all persons having claims against Catharne
Amory Bennett Able, late of the County OF
with vouchers thereof, TO the subscribers, al
their place Of transacting business at the
Office OF Perkins Train, their attorneys. at
No 200 Fifth Avenue, In the Borough OF
Manhattan. In the City Of New York, Stats
of New York, on, CT before the 21st day of
Dated. New York. the 4th day OF peoem.
ber. 1890
ARTHUR C. TRAIN.
CoURTLANDT PALMER,
PERKINS & TRAIN. Attorneys sssgSsofIs foT Ex.
No. 2eo Fifth Avenue, Borough OF Man.
haitian. New York City.
LOUISA w. sHELDoN-In PTrpsrI Nfp
Of an Order OF Honorable JOHN p
SoHALAN, a Surrogate of the County Of
New York" NOTICE is hereby given To-
al persons having claims against LOUISA
". SHELDON. late of the County OF New
York. deceased. to present the sams win
vouchers thereof, TO the subscrfber AT ME-
place or transactiug business at the offcs
OF Daniel Seymour, his attorney. at Eo
haitian, in the City OF New York. stats
OF New York. on or before tho lst day az
June. 1921. next ' ".
Dated Kew York. the soth day OF Noyera.
EDWIN 3. SHELDON.
DANIEL SEYMOUR. ATTORNEY far Esse,,.
TOT, Onbes and p. O. Address so Rrnsd
City. ~" Aes@
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08
PUBLIC NOTICES

THE BUSINESS hitherto conducted Ay rpa
at 500 Southern Boulevard undeg the
name OF boulevard Wall Paper Company
aas neen soid TO Greenwaid Brothers
SAMUEL AERAMOWITZ.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08
APARTMENTS TO LET-FUKNIsHED
Manhattan

FOR RENT, 43 Fifth ave, corner apart
ment, 10 rooms, baths, furnished or
unfurnished. Apply premises or telephone
Rector 1885.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-08
Tobacco
Upholstery and Bedding

SAN NDER SUSs
Upholsterer. Decorator * Cabinr, Maker
Reliable work; reasonable prices. Es. lS82
RHENELANpER 1854 2O2 East 63d ar
UPHOLSTER1NG. interior decorating
draperies. Formerly with Sherry. Phone
Circle 217b. George Rector. s41 Sixth ave.