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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-11-14

DR.. I. ]. Williams returned today
from La Grande where he has been
for several weeks with J. Wiser in
starting The Bootery. new shoe store.
Mr.. Winer is in La Grande where he
will be in charge of the store.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-11-14

Judge ]. A. Fee is in Enterprise to-
day where he Will remain for several
days on legal business which is being
taken up during the fall term of the
WallOwa circuit court.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-11-14
People Here and There

E. P. Marshall returned this morn
ing after 4 visit in Portland.
Charles NJ. Cook and Manuel Fried
y We're among the local people who
returned this morning from Portland
where they We're during the past
week.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-02
Results of Auction Sales
~ JoseDh p. Day

III. s ~ JSssDh p. Day
: gs.ss -. 10 II, s. 1876 W Lexington, sv
& az shn S1s bldg. z0xss.s: knocked down al
sy. So E:ss. sf.f = Madison av 4.s,y
zfsrs ~, = I 4 Len With sor s52'ioo
xas .sssD r. Y, n . cor s5a ~. 5-sty turnt
III ssa ~s@sl' TO Edward Il Voiihart for
sssa, zSIz. r 1911 10Th ss. 4-sty
tss x,s ~, a. sts.. zS.sxI5s 10 John Ederie
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ksss'ss, ~ fsr sis.s6o. * "Fss knocked
ia r. o ROAD. " cor Nelson av, 1osx
.tlssss Hfss' vacant: knocked down for
- AZ. N E, 1907 n " i7sth st, sox
gts.s5s Hf's' vacant. Knocked down tor
~ s Road. n s, 1917 n " i74sh
f<fssx ! y y nssnIafn Co Tor sz550 ~
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.stA.ge1 vacant; knocked down for
.ssss, .sAn5s ~ ne cor iassh 81, i2oxrof,
8fy3f ~. xnoe<sd down for $40. 900
55f,zx =. n y. ifk " BOSTON nd. zsBx
stLfs5 NssS. vacant 1noc&ed down for
- ~ Il J--Hu6son 81. ss-7o, 7-sfy
szjtss@fs. S@<i9S. kaocksd down for
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'gyss: yseant: siso Fsr1 s~. s~ . - =
84sr~s <ssth -, <4xfD2. ~ Yrrer. vacant
4Asss = FsYS9n ast Henfy w {: Tois.-
M u sss III $fFse1pt due, ss.52f.gg. taxss
u s,ssssss - sbs piAinttn for tis, 40
&sZEkMy ~ Jasnss J. Donovan
SssrS ~ Sexlee; sosaps, HorensfAin ~,
1[|slEsss s. s.,ssdssrE # ai; amount avs
3 ~ :. iz2 8 Whifs JpgSang. pla1ns ~. 80,
81 &k@sntt tv<a.s rs,s AIbsst Iiumsfnosa 81 al,
jisss ss's' fd&zs.ie; 70 GRACE Airioie
New-York tribune., 1921-11-02
Amsterdam Avenue
Corner KesOld by
Jewish Church
Temple Israel Parts With
Part of Realty Bought
From Astors; Mack Build
ing Company the Buyer

The Temple Israel has resold part OF
the plot at the southwest corner of
Amsterdam Avenue and Ninety-frst
Street, which it purchased last May
from the estate of William Waldorf
Astor. The realty resold fronts thirty
five feet in Ninety-frst Street and one
hundred feet on Amsterdam Avenue.
The Mack Building Corporation is the
buyer, and the plans of the new owner
are to erect a three story store and
office building on the site. The ad-
joining III feet in Ninety y-frst Street,
that remaining of the 1872 feet of street
frontage acquired from the Astor FAM
lly, will be improved with a synagogue.
1T will be one of the finest synagogues
In the city. The Temple Israel con-
gregatlon Is among the oldest in New
York, and many well known men are
members of this church. The congre-
cation has been worshipping in the
scotch Presbyterian Church, at Cen
trai Park West and Ninety sixth Street,
since IT sold its property in Harlem.
Since then lsidor H. Kempner. treas
urer of the congregation, and other
o1ncers have been seeking "A site on
which TO build new synagogue. The
Temple Israel congregation acquired
the Amsterdam Avenue corner throueh
u. kempner & Son, and has resold the
immediate corner through them and
Samuel Kronsky.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-02
To Build Flat Near Polo
Grounds for IS Families
House To Be Erected on l57tl,
Street Block Front Occupied
by Treat Residence

An apartment to provide suites for
seventy-tve families overlooking the
Polo Grounds will be the outcome Of
2 deal announced yesterday. Charles
Griffith and Eugene Moses & Co. sold
for Aimee G. Alexander and r. r
Treat their residences and grounds
occupying the block front on the north
SIDE OF l57th Street extending from
St. Nicholas to Edgcombe Avenue.
l59x99. 1x167 7.5x1OS.7 The purchaser
is the Ramsay Realty Company, d.
frledberg president and Edward Fried
man secretary, which will start at once
to Improve the plot with a six-story
elevator apartment from plans by Har-
old Lawrence Young. The operation
will involve s75o,ooO John b. Beals,
attorney, represented the sellers and
fhlllp Shapiro Realty Company the
purchaser
The property is a part Of the his
torlc Maunsell estate, which in Colo
NAL times separated the Roger Morris
estate, occupied by Madame Jumel.
from Ihe Grange, the Alexander Nam
llton homestead. The houses on the
site are among the oldest still stand :
ing IN the neighborhood and their
demolition marks the passing Of the
last old-time residences on the old
Albany Post Road, now st. Nicholas
Avenue.
In 1867 Mr.. Treat purchased the
northerly part of the tract and built
home for himself in the country. He
has lived there for hftv-four wears
Mrs; Alexander bought the adjoining
orlck house in 1886 and still occu-
pies it,
New-York tribune., 1921-11-02
Investors Acquire Flat
On Heights and in Harlem
Woman Purchases ahe Florida.
at St. Nicholas Avenue and
l03d Street

The Florida, a six-story elevator
apartment at 1861 St. Nicholas Avenue,
northwest corner Of l63d Street, has
been purchased by Molie Berman from
Nellie Isaac. 1t has an avenue frontage
of 1867 feet and street measurement
of 1888 feet.
George Steinman, Inc, sold for 1o5
West 179th Street Corporation the
modern fvestory apartment at 705
West 179th Street, 55x10o. The same
broker sold for D. W. Spiro 44-5o Pine
hurst Avenue, two fve-story apart
ments, to Joseph Shenk. Mr.. Steinman
also sold for S. Dibella SGT West 187th
Street, threefamily house, 17.6xl00.
The 1865 Madison Avenue Corpora
tion "a. and B. Chaikowitz and M.
I.ibin) has been formed to take over
the five-story fat at 1865 Madison Ave
nue., 25.11x95, at the southeast corner
OF 111th Street.
Sophie Bley sold to Ferdinand Cibu-
lay fivestory tenement at 23O East
Fifty-fourth Street, 25x100.5.
J. P. and L. A. KISSING sold for Mary
Bowman 1914 East 1O3d Street, two
tive-story apartments, 50x10O.
Einita Straus sold to Gertrude S.
Wiener six-story fiat at 81 East 10th
Street, 33.4x100.11.
Waldemar Frame sold to Josephine
Villana fve-story tenement at sos
East 117th Street, 2ox1o0.11x irregular.
Maude Goldberger sold to Frank
Meuer five-story tenement at 281
West 118th Street, 20x10O.11.
The Nivella Realty Corporation sold
to the Gotham Improvement Corpora
tion a fve-story tenement with stores
at 1910 Second Avenue, 25x10O.
Lester L. Levin sold to Harry Cru
berger a fve-story fat at 412 West
124th Street, 25x10011.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-02
Heavy Residential
Trading in the Bronx
investor Purchases Apartment
ON University Avenue Cor.
ner Recently CompIefed

ne fve-story apartment house re-
Gently completed at the southwest cor
ner OF University Avenue and 1S0th
Street mas been sold to an investor by
tne benSault Construction Company
lMichael Kaufman and Robert Podeurl
his apartment covers plot of six lots
and has accommo odations for sixty-three
families.
-, lhe flve-story modern apartment at
the northwest corner of Norris Avenue
and ls5th Street has been purchased
oy the Bookstore, Inc, from Shacknow
& Rapaport y
Joseph ?. Day sold for the estate of
Harriet E. Brownson the five-story
apartment, 37x94.13x irregular. at sos
1larenont Parkway. corner of Third
Avenue. This building was to have
peen sold at auction by Joseph P. Day
yesterday The purchaser is a leather
manufacturer, who intends to alter the
premises.
Richard Dickson sold for Benenson
Realty Company to Rudolph Bur-
melster s78 Elton Avenue, four-storv
apartment, 25x1OO, and for the Benen-
son Realty Company to Charles L. Dolt
the northeast corner of 157th Street
and Elton Avenue, 25xtOO. with a three
story building with stores.
Ctte erbourg, Slender & Houston
sold 531 East 135th Street the five
story fiat. 25x100, to Samuel Goldberg.
The five-story apartment at 1872
washington Avenue has been sold by
Solomon Dornberger to a client of Max
Stern.
Sarah Graft sold to Hannah Holz-
man five story apartment, 4Ox10O, at
l406 Wise Avenue
The three ive-story apartments, 120x
]O9.4x irregular, at 9l9 to 927 Fox
Street, have been sold by Harry Rosen
to Israel Bernson.
Abraham Saffir sold for Cornelia
Hartwig the two one-farnily houses at
1885 and 1887 Fox Street to the Benen-
son Realty Company for all cash.
Edward NJ. Burghard sold to Julia F.
Henes trree-story dwelling at u
East 131st Street, 1S.2x99ll
Mile Rosenkrantz sold to Rae Shll-
ing a three-story dwelling at 1902
Brook Avenue, 18.6x1006
Frank Biamonte sold to Florence
Gerard a two-story dwelling at 2315
and 23l7 Prospect Place, 50x95.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-02
Showroom Space in Fours|,
Ave. Leased for SI5O.OOO

". &. L. Hess. Inc, leased the afth
foor at 345 and 347 Fourth Avenue,
containing approximately 10000 feet,
. B. Biumenthal G. Co. for executive
eaice5 aud salesrooms, at an aggregate
rental of $150,000.
pA Schulte, Inc. leased the corner
store and basement at the northeast
corner Of Chambers Street and West
brosdway, at an aggregate rent of
sagooD A. II. Mathews was the
broker.
He'll & Stern leased floors at II East
twenty sixth Street to Arlington Skirt
company; at Is to 19 East Twenty-
sixth Street to Macksoud Bros. g. Co;
ss u to Is West Twenty y-seventh Street
% Alexander Kogut; st 35 West Thirty
hrst Street to Columbia Garment Com
paHy, Inc, and at T25 Broadway 70
Aorris Amdur & Son.
The Cross &; Brown Company leased
space in the Fisk Building. Fiftv-
seventh Street and Broadway, to Sam
ael Bader, the Western Union Tele-
graph Company and T. Richard Lynch
The Brown Wheelock Company. Inc.
rented for the Two Rector Street Cor
pcrstion space at Rector Street to
dickinson & Choffe, and space to S. S.
Robins & Co.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-02
Columbia Gets
Back 5tll Ay.
Leasehold
puys Dreicer Estate Good
Price to Recover Com
troll of De Pima and Ca
uessa Land at oOih Street

Trustees OF Columbia University
Asvs ACQUIRED the leasehold on the sites
- the De Pima and Cauessa buildings,
- the northwest corner of Fifth Ave
nue and Fifsieth Street, which was sold
yesterday. About seven years ago the
ale Michael Dreicer secured lease
sor twenty-one wears on the corner
from the Columbia trustees. 1t was a
speculative deal, and proved profitable
"a Mr.. Dre;cer. according to all the
staries that have been associated with
tbe property. 1t was not long after he
,an,e into control of the realty. which
had held for many years the home and
art gallery of Benjamin Altman, that
Nr. Dreicer made the deal with the De
Pima firm, which was eager to get a
,e.ation in that section OF Fifth Ave-
rue. A fine building was erected on
the corner.
A story got around in the Fifth Ave
rue district some months ago that the
Isssehold, which has about fourteen
Gears to run, had been purchased by
well known Southern banker. There
vas some justification for the talk, but
the deal never went through. Negotia-
lions were later taken up with an
other. who is understood TO be the
university authorities, who want to re-
cover the corner so as TO market it Off
at big price, now or later.
The lease has been held in the name Of
the Somersworth Realty Company. and
according to gossip, which on Fifth
Avenue IS not very far from being cor
rect, big price was paid for the lease
hold. Frank D. WELLER, J. l.. Robert
son and Clark 7. Chambers negotiated
the deal.
Leaves Lane for Fifth Avenue
Max n. Natanson has leased the
top floor in the Columbia Trust Build
ing, Fifth Avenue and Thirty fourth
Street, to L. Heller & Son. Irc.. who
have been located for thirty years in
the Maiden Lane jewelry section. A
rental Of 100000 will be paid. Roy
Scherick was the broker in the trans
action.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-02
Real Estate News
S8,304, $50 Loaned
For Homes and Farms
Sl.Oo5,0O0 of This Amount
Advanced for Ten Flats Here
TO House ISL Families

Mortgage loans amounting to
ss,1sa,aoo ss,i were authorized by the
! asai estate committee of the board of
directors of the Metropolitan Life In
surance Company yesterday. Of this
amount S2,594,7oO were farm loans in
sta5ss 81: 5,s principally in the South and
Mtaole west. The city loans numbered
These included $50 dwellings. Of which
SIX were in New York City and 34s
outside of New York, all to accommo-
date ao3 families. Loans were made
on fiftyfve apartment houses, of wb;ch
ten We're in New York City, to house
sol families, for s1,065,O 900, and fortv-
ive i1 IN other states to house 2os fam
liies for S566,i50, the dwelling and
apartment houses altogether proyidine o
homes for 91o families. The loans also
included something over So 900 600 on
5l hotel and business buildings. The
1oads mads " were widely scattered, being
IN the South and Middle West
New-York tribune., 1921-11-02
Mrs. John Scott Browning
Sells Fine Long Island Estate

Theodore L. White, with Albert B.
Ashforth, Inc, sold to Malcolm D.
sloane the property belonging to Mrs
Johr Scott Browning, at the end of
Prospect Point, near Sands Point. L. |.
There are about eleven acres, to-
gether with Colonial dwelling. com
manding a view along the Sound for
many miles; large garage, superin-
tendent's cottage, extensive gardens
and tennis court. The place has a
frontage on Long Island Sound of over
LOCO feet. 1t adjoins the property OF
Frank Hoffstat and is nearthe estates of
Mrs. 0. Fl. P. Belmont, Princess Vlora
and Castle Gould, now owned by Mr..
Guggenheim. The property was held
at $3.50 900
New-York tribune., 1921-11-02
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Domestic

YOUNG. WOMEN to train for nurses 1s
months course : pay while learning. Brook
lyn Eve & Ear Hospital. 81 Livingston st..
Brooklyn. N. Y
New-York tribune., 1921-11-02
Lost Bankbooks

LOST-Bankbook No 1sssss OF the North
River Savings Bank II West 34lh st.
Payment stopped. Finder please return TO
bank.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-02
Fine Dwelling House Leased

Douglas Gibbons &, Co. have rented
ior William c. Potter. president of
tee Guaranty Trust Company, his six
story American basement house at 6
sast Seventy Street, furnished,
2 Mrs. Fernando Heeren, OF Phila-
Inc Ruth Dana Draper estate dwell
ng at l22 East Fifty-ffth Street has
oeen rented by the Brown Wheelock
company to George J. Kindred. 1t is a
Ms-story dwelling.
uoodwin & Goodwin leased for the
Inaner Realty Company. Inc, to Nestor
uao the four-story dwelling at 145
West 1l8th Street.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-02
Get Westchesser Places

Stilwell Realty Offices sold the new
Colonial house of Ciancia Bros. at
Larchmont Gardens to William D.
Ward, Of South Norwalk, Conn.
Kenneth Ives & Co. rented to Frank
Haskell the property of John c. Roches-
ter in Ardsley Park, consisting Of at
tractive brick Colonial housS and
garage and two acres.
ChaunceyB. Griffen & Co. rented for
two years residence on Hobby Street,
PIeasantville, owned by Mr.. Cundare,
TO II. b. Mclaughlin.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-02
Spring Street Loft Building
Figures in Trade

Iae Lebertan Corporation sold 151
sspsihs street, a six-story store and loft
s.laulng. The purchaser bought the
Nopefty for investment and gave in
rss1 trace four lots on William bridge
aso, corner ST. Raymond's Avenue,
~ al cash over mortgage of s32, 500,
- per cent, due 1924. ". A. Carr jr.
sas the broker.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-02
Auction of Bronx Lots To-day

Bryan l.. Kennedy will hold liqui-
dat.on auction sale to-day at the Vesey
Street salesroom % 900 Bronx lots,
by order Of the Regent Realty Com
pany. The property is located at
Claremont Park, Morris Heights,
Morris Park Avenue, Van Nest and
Woodianw Heights and includes seven
teen acres OF navgable waterfront
realty opposite Pelham Bay Park.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-02

TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
New-York tribune., 1921-11-02
Buyer of Lenc < Ave. Dwelling
Plans Suites fo,, Hn1se

Porter & Co. sold for the estate of
Mary F. Place, the four story dwelling
1913 Lenox Avenue, 20x85 After the
present lease expires the house will be
altered into stores and apartments.
Sarah A. Clark sold to Betty Best
three-story dwelling at 1872 East l26th
Street, 18x99.11.
Pepe & Bro sold the three-story
dwelling situated at % Charlton Street.
18.9X1O0, for Charles and Leonard WeiI
New-York tribune., 1921-11-02
Sells Home i'm Flushing

The dwelling at the northwest corner
e State and Twenty third streets,
has been sold by Johanna
barron to Samuel r. DayhoF through
|. Albert Johntra.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-02
y ew Jersey
BUY YOUR PLOT NOW.

BUY YOUR PLOT NOW.
Only 80 minutes from Hudson Terminal
in refined. restricted suburb in New Jsr-
sey; we will finance your homo and build
It according to your OWN ideas; have
Just completed and sold seven houses
small amount Of cash required Write or
phone for fun particulars. Frank Miller.
l5 Fari1 Row. Barclay s6S5.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-02
10 Build at Far Rockawav

s.. .s,oVeilo. Lombard & Weidner sold
a.. ayer aecht his summer home and
sss ss acres on Reads Lane, Far Rock
49,: % aax Dors, who will imn1e-
sss,sy start in constructing all-year
New-York tribune., 1921-11-02
Finnish Temperance
Society's Holdings

The Finnish Temperance Society
Star, Inc, which owns l5S and 100 East
l24th Street, has increased it's hold
ings there by the purchase from the
Central Union Trust Company of 1872
East l24th Street, three-story dwell
ing. 214xi0O. 1t now controls a plot
having frontage Of 81 feet.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-02
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Governesses, Etc.
NURSERY

NURSERY GOyERNESS - French. or
mothers helper thoroughly reiiahie
conscientious capable. Miss HANS Bu-
reau. II W. 44th st Vanderbilt sSso
New-York tribune., 1921-11-02

ELEGANTLY FURNISHED. 2 AND 5
ROOM SUITES. WITH AND WITHOUT
BATH. SINGLE ROOMS, DEsl lRAELE
FOR BACHELORS. TELEPHONE SCHUY-
LER 5762
New-York tribune., 1921-11-02

TO RENT. FURNISHED-Two neat. cheer
ful, outside connecting rooms converiences i.
with refined lady to refined business women
or couple. 4S6 West 136th St. Apt IL.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-02
Actor Rents 6Ist Street House

Worthington Whitehcuse. Inc. rented
for Robert r. Breesc 293 East Sixty
fret Etreet, furnished, for the winter
10 Cornelius J. sullivan, represented
by RuIand II Benjamin, Inc.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-02
Staten Island Acreage Sold

Cornelius G. KoiT sold for Anne
Rothermund nine acres on Annadalc
Road, Annadale, s. l., for a chicken
fa arru
New-York tribune., 1921-11-02
YONKERs

FINE COLONIAL. HOME. Park Hsn: IA
rooms 3 baths. electric light. gas. steam
heat; Harage for : cars, corner plot, 90 ex
1875: everything IN frst class condition.
For further particulars apply to Frank W
Maher. sol 9Th av. Telephone 1856 Van
deroit. or your own broker.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-02

YOUNG woman. resourceful, college educa-
ton teachers training: liberal salary.
bonus; perrns nency. Cali mornings only,
Room 1890 National City Building corner
42d and Madison
New-York tribune., 1921-11-02
Laundresses, Etc.

LAITNDRES ESS-sDay). week or vii, con-
slider permanent. first class thoroughly
capable; highly recommended. Miss Halls
Bureau Vanderbilt S$&o
New-York tribune., 1921-11-02
REAL EsrATE-sALE OR RENT
Manhattan

WAREHOUSE BUILDING. qss and 81 y.
Moore st, y. 7 C.; six story ard base
ment, 45xs0. about $1,000 50. IT., sS0
pounds to the So. IT.; steam heat. electric
liehs, large elevator, shipping platform
protection; leasehold; price $500 or will
go at s12, 900 per annurn. EDWARD
SAMSJE. i2e William St. y. Z. c. Teie-
phone 1850 Beekman.
GARAGE. 41x1.oo located West 7Os
suitable commercial live storage
price, $50, 600. easy terms: immediate pos
session. EDWARD SAMSON. 1870 william
st. y. 7. c. Phone 1850 Beokman.
Investment: price s5o. 600: cash 81 sooo:
rents $4,000. Coughlan & Co, Inc. 200
West 7ld.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-02

NEW HOUSES AT $500 UP
at Bogota Heights, built OF stucco and
frame; steam, parquet floors. electricity
plot 4oxlo0. Michael Bros. & Christian
sen, Map!ewood and Palisade aves. TeIa-
phone Hackensack 533-R.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-02

Newly decorated furnished rooms; use
of bath: s12 weekly up; elevated, surface
cars, subway; full hotel service. rest taurart
New-York tribune., 1921-11-02
Florida

FREE LIST of houses for sale aud rent
Write Van Wrinkle CO. Rutherford \. J.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-02

information about The
grange and grapefruit growing sections.
call, write phone
TAMPA BOARD OF TRADE
n. Z. Branch office As f. 41st ST. near
Madison Ave Murray Kin 694o.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-02
: - = = : = : : :
Miscellaneous

clean shop work; experience
unnecessary. Apply Edward Vom Hofe s
Co, 112 Fulton St. city.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-02
BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds, Jewelry, Etc.
Furniture

WE PAY highest prices Tor furniture,
pianos. antiques. brtc-e brac. books srt.
etc KINGSLEY So University Place
Stuyvesant cc77
New-York tribune., 1921-11-02
Newark Physician Locates Here

Pepe r. Brother leased epace at 33
Washington Square West 10 Dr. G.. C..
Flnton. of Ncwark, n. J.. for an Office,
New-York tribune., 1921-11-02
len Cottages for Edgexnere

ae Lewis H. May Company sold for
s,sra saus aarquesee q plot OF fifteen lots,
rspIssns on Lewmay Road, Edgemere,
n :. % client, who will erect ten
A-Jear cottages,
New-York tribune., 1921-11-02
West Side

5oTH ST. II wEST-I4arge room: private
bath gentleman; permanent; references
New-York tribune., 1921-11-02

sos WEST END AvE-Suits single rooms
and studious, with without bath. ref
erence.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-02
Loft in Greene Street Sold

Solomon Lazareff purchased seven
story loft building at 15S Greene Street,
4l.2x1o0, adjoining the northeast corner
OF West Houston Street, from the 1853
Greene Street Company, Inc, repre-
sented by Marks & Marks.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-02
Mems Clothing

ONERCOATS. suits turned IN three days.
245 De haib av. Bkiyn- Prospect So 3.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-02
SCARSDALE

FURNISHED Country Homes and Apart
Tnents. reasonable rant-HartsdaIe, 8
rooms, baths heated garage. Scarsdale.
rooms. baths, and rooms and bath
Nash g Kennedy. 4sa 9TH ay. Muir. Hili 5sls
New-York tribune., 1921-11-02
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
East Side

3oTI ST. LEXINGTON Ay (Iotel Rut-
1eGgel-Women exclusively; newly deco
rated room, bath. SIC weekly up; also
convenience; big reduction for persons.
s3D ST. AT MADISON Av. tIotel Ash
ton)-Newly decorated ROOM of
bath, s12 week up; room. bath. SIS weekly
up; buses, surface cars subway; full hotel
service. restaurant.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-02

LOST-saturday night October %, he
tween Ambassador Theater and Wander
hilt Hotel diamond platinum half moon
New-York tribune., 1921-11-02
" estchester

YONKERS- Small country place. heart
Park Hill section; high ground, beautiful
views; omprisiug IL city lots; stone and
shingled modern house, IL rooms; large
stone garage;N lovely shade trees shrubs;
suits bic for private sanatoriur small
SRI hool; quick sale, $50 600. Mrs Andrew
January- Telephone Cathedral 1925
SCNRSDALE - Rent furnished. room
house, baths; months or year and d.
half Nov or 10, min. to station. rent
$500 month. Telephone scarsdale 257
New-York tribune., 1921-11-02
; QNE CLAS SSIFIED ADVERTIS
LOST. FOUND AND REWARD

LOST-On Saturday. oct. s. after the eve
ming performance. in or outside the Music
Box Theatre, sable fur neck piece Of two
whole skins. Liberal reward for return 80
Hotel Vanderbilt room I4ol.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-02

CHAMBERMAID-W AITR Young Irish
girl city or country NJ, Miss Hofmayer's s
Agency 10 East 45d St, 81 floor Telephone
s947 Murray Hin.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-02
Cooks

COOK-WAITRESS Scotch friends, ex-
celient references. Miss Fitzgerald s
Bureau. 366 5th av.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-02

LOST-Bank book No. S54s93 OF the Union
Dime Savings Bank is missing Any per
son having a claim TO II is hereby called
upon to present the same within ten days
or submit to having said passbook can
celed a one issued.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-02
Automobile instruction
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Chamberrnaids

CHAMBERMAID WAITRESS, thoroughiy
capable; excellent references. Miss
Frftzgerald's Bureau, 366 JtA av.