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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-06
Real Estate News

-Ahram 1. Kapian, and Waldo e. Morse,
Homer e. Pence leased the tenth
floor at 16-77 West Thirtyaseventh
Street to the Eastern Millinery Asso-
citation, the tenth floor at 14e-iSt West
Thirty-sixth Street to the Eelipse
Manufacturing Company, the store at
So West Thirty-seventh Street to the
Nelson Import Company, and the store
at 40 West Thirty-sevenfh Street 10
Jacoa Hirsehfeid.
Frederick Fox g. Co. leased che sec.
ond and third floors at S22-s2a Broad
way to, Simon Alderman. manufacturer
of men's clothing.
John II. Scheier leased at 255 West
Fafty-fifth Street store floor and part
OF the basement to the Hewitt Rubber
Company, Inc, through Cross & Brown.
Frank I. Fisher Company leased Of
ices at los West Fortieth Street &c the
National Liquid Recording Company
and to Wilson's, Inc, British ana
Colonial Export Company. and Office In
the Pennsylvania Terminal Building to
the Community Service, Inc.
Chester D. Clark leased offices in the
new Munson Building to f. Open
heimer & Co, in the international
commeree Building to Allied Forward
ing and Shipping Company, at 80
Maiden Lane TO Charles Sriber, i'm the
Maritime Building to s. Henle, inc. at
% BROAD Street to William Lynch, at
20 Broadway to William II. Motley &
Co., at SO Wall Street to Arias & Co.
and at III Broadway to Thomas r. Bend
and summer home st Como Beach
Ionn,s to NJ. L. Bransconfbe.
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Brown Gets
lleDew Building
On, 5tll Avenue
psxs National Dsalg Store
Co. Profit for It's 63-Year
lease on Structure Facing
library So, O0O. 900 Deal

-. nepew Building on Fifth Ave
adjoining the Bankers Trust
- a.;,s;nr at the southeast corner Of
ga sss,.y.second Street. and opposite the
s.sl;. Library, is now controlled by
ry.seriek Brown. Re has paid the
ysst;oual Drug Store Corporation 81 sub
s's.stial amount dor the lease which
J s'I sook last year dn the property from
IS potter estate, It is for twenty-one
y LIS With three renewals of twenty
49, - wears each. With what he paid the
s 80 company for It's control and the
y Isl h be Gurnad ever each year to
y. Estate. Mr.. Rrown will. have in
- s,sS &. 900, 900 in the property in
three wears. He does not expect
Sold 1t many years, however, as it
: : gerry promising speculation. He
srsess to suitcase it before many
msaths have passed
pS Tss Depew Buihiing is an old struc-
80 seven stories high, and was built
ling the first business invasion OF
~ syenue. 1t was the plan of the
sst;onaI Drug Stare Corporation when
1, $3.50 the structure to remove it and
~. 80 n, the site a tall building with
si. .sors on the street floor, which was.
:. s. the main establishment OF the
g Wben the corner premises in the
vr;eserboeser Building, at Broadway
=, Fl. Forty-second Street, were taken
: he company several months ago,
.sresgh Argyll Parsons, of Douglas I.
s;i;rasn & Co, the plan for the de-
x,loan,ent of the Fifth Avenue prop
.rss was abandoned,
- company to sell its Fifth Avenue
nv, sus several days ago. The very day
re-, & nrnperty was offered he agreed to
!. = appointment for the following morn
= ~ - when he closed the deal. The
~ building covers site of 1900
a scare feet, fronting 81 feet on the
s s and with an extension on Forty
e.cond Street.
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Mrs. John Wanamaker Jr.
10 Make Her Home Here
BUYS six-story Dwelling i'm East
74th ST., Near Fifth Ave.;
Many Houses Said

Douglass Gibbons Il Co. sold to Mrs.
sohm Wanamaker jr., of PHILADELPHIA,
AZ East Seventy-fourth Street, six.
s.Sry american merle basement dwelling,
, nasu &c sxSe,o0u. This is the second
constructed by Mrs. Emily Hessleiu
aftar abandoning her plan to build
one on large house for her own occupancy,
Ihe first was sold to James Imh,;a
tnis is the second sale made in tbe
last two days in East Seventh fourth
street; East Seventy-fourth Street
was purchased by r. G. Babbage from
Sne francis Lynde Stetson estate.
SIant sauires sold to Marie l..
lsloaget the three story dwelling ga
Sass Forty-eighth Street. 1s.sx1o0.
i aired AZ. Rau purchased from Miss
q. L. Archer 81 West Fifty-second
street, = four-story dwelling, 2oyfoo.
William Cruikshank's Sons were The
brokers. 'Ne
), Joseph Holman sold TO Jessica G.
Gosgrove the three story dwelling sss
East Sixty ninth Street, l6sx77.a.
Philip Frank sold to Rosa Schrott.
aan the two-story dwelling 43o East
Gighty-fourth Street, 16.8xi02.2.
h, ALERT Weiss sold to Jenny Stern
Tighty-fourth Street, Is.9x1o2.2. ~
Anne Firms sold to Josephine and
Anna q. Knapp the threc-story dwell
ms d39 East Eighty Street.
e1.6xl0O. WV
Mary NJ. Fischer sold to Israel Ber-
man the three-story dwelling 1914 West
a22d Street, 1sxf00.
Catherine F. Johnson sold to Della
Trainor the three-story dwelling sra
West 1880 Street, 16.3x1o0.
Samuel Fitzpatrick sold to Nellie F,
y. Davidson the three-story dwelling
so East 123d Street, 1s.exi00.
Inc Hudson P. Rose Company bought
from the Schiff estate the three story
house 166 West 1884 Street.
:. Agnes Mclaughlin sold to Mary E,
Snea the three story dwelling 1877 West
126th Street, 16.sxi0o.
the four-story dwelling z West 12sth
Street, 20x100.
James II. Cruikshank purchased
from Ella F. Valentine the three-story
dwelling % West 1S0th Street, 20x10o.
Harry Sugarman was the broker.
Shaw, Rockwell & Sanford sold for
the Payne estate 2416 Second Avenue,
a three-story dwelling with stores,
Norman Denzer sold for the Merit
Realty Company, Marcus Osk presi
dent the four-story dwelling 474 West
l41st Street, 1s.6x100.
The John P. Peel Company sold
For the Brendan Realty Company the
three-story dwelling 483 West l45th
Street, 16.8x100, to the William S.
Dempsey Realty Company.
Moore, Schultz & Co. sold for Irene
B. Cox to Joseph Mcdonald the three.
story dwelling los Hamilton Place,
IA
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Nineteen New Brooklyn Homes
I'm Deal for Manhattan Realty

Joseph e. Musselman. consulting
engineer of this city, purchased from
the Dresner Building Corporation nine
teen semi-detached, one-family dwell
ings with private garage Tor each house.
on the south side OF Seventy ii
street, between Bay Parkway and
dwenty-t third Avenue, Brooklyn. The
metropolitan Life Insurance Company
hoias tirst mortgages on these houses
under its new fifteen-year alan
Mr.. Musselman has given in nac.
payment an eight-story loft buildiney
at Ii East Sixteenth Street and t,go
six-story elevator apartment houses AZ
475 and Ash West 159th Street. Georgs
l.. Long was the broker. :
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()perators and Investors
Figure in Flat Trading

4 irving Jrdis and Joseph Silverson
AZ. purchased from the Minaret
bpading Company. (McMorrow Bros.)
lhe six-story elevator apartment 515-
iii west 122d Street, 62.611oo. H. G.
Senior was the broker.
I Harris L Maurice MAndelbaum and
Fisher & Irving /. Levine bought from
lha gangeley Construction Company
Is West Thirty ninth Street, a five
story studio building with stores, Xix
90 ieasehold running TO 1910. II.
seymour Eisemsn represented the
seller.
Dwight, Archibald & Perry sold for
the Louis Weber Building Company 452
West Twenty Street, q four
story fat, 21.l0x99.9. The same brokers
sold for E. A. Herb the five-story front
and rear tenements All vest Twenty
fifth Street. 27.6x96.9, TO Albert and
George Rocker, who will alter them for
their business
Moses Newman sold to Jacob Smog-
Ter the four-story tenement 633 East
Twelfth Street, 25x103.3.
The Greenfield Iron Works sold to
the F, G. G. S. Realty Company the five
story tenement 316-31S East Twenty
second Street, 40x27.6.
Duff & Conger, Inc, sold for Edward
i. Scudder the five-story fat 1492
lexington Avenue, 25x80.
Selma A. Hirsch sold to Lillian B.
VOgel the six-story fiat 14o5 Madison
Avenue, 50x100.
Irma SHERMAN sold to Nathan Bern
stein the apartment 1920 ST. Nicholas
Avenue, 39 .19xI00.
Salvatore Marino sold to Luigi Iero-
limo the five-story tenement 2207 First
Avenue, 25x75.
The F. W. Realty Company sold to
Abran and Rubin Greenberg the six
story apartment 1851 Fifth Avenue,
25Sxl00.
Harriet Simon sold to the Gustave
Holding Company the fve-story apart
nsnt 505 West 135th Street, 40x100.
Alma Bertsch sold to Jacob Brinherg
the two fve-story fats at 608-610 ST.
Nicholas Avenues 1873 feet wide each.
George Steinman, Inc, sold for Dr.
L. b. Jameson COG West 1s1st Street,
modern five-story apartment, 50x100
Molly Botsenmayer sold TO Victor NJ.
and Cesare Orefice the four-story tene-
hent o26 Second Avenue, 17.10x76.
Joseph kruppenbacner sold to Ben
ZION Fischer the four-story tenement
500 FIRST Avenue, 24.2x96.
julius Ruff sold to Markus Rosen,
sSsFg the six-story tenement So St.
Marks Place, 19.4x91.10.
anna II. Winchester sold to the
Maiden Realty Company the three
story tenement 558 Grand Street,
northeast 40 corner Of Lewis Street, 2o.lx
Louisa and Lawrence Shorr sold to
ANITA Bliss the five-story tenement
- Pike Street, .25xs6.
!, gertrude Morgenstern sold to Louis
ss.aediand the six-story tenement 416
TERRY Street, 25xs7 g.
!. Frank Ricart sold for Rose Goroni
~ slzteen-family tenement 100 Oliver
Greet, to Jose Tie.
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Old Sixth Ave. Holdings Sold

Pease & Gilman and William e.
Bioodgood & Co. sold Tor the estate
OF j. G. Even McIntrye, which family
had owned the property for nearly a
century, the three fve-story fats at
99O-9s2 Sixth Avenue and the adioin-
ing 66 West Fifty-fth Street, forming
the southeast corner of these thorough.
fares. The property has been pur-
chased by . prominent restaurant con-
Germ, which will develop the corner for
It's business. 1t fronts SO feet on Sixth
Avenue and 100 feet on the street
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Results of Auction Sales
BY Henry Brady

sth av. s71. n c SEA st, 2s. 5xso. 4.sty
tenement and stores: Lion Brewery agt
W1lifam Cahin ct al; due. sI1,15s2s; taxes,
etc, $7.ses.4+; first mtge $3.50: to T,
Goodman for client for ss5,sIS.
BY James T. Donovan
Cedar av w $. 100 1t of lysth st. Sor
!ss1 TO Lewis Place 61Ix14s.6 vacant:
Eauitable Trust Co agt Isaac E.nglander
ct al; due. $5,s05.f1; taxes, etc, s3s9.os: 10
the plaintiff for s2.475.
Bathgate av, 1880. g $, 2ss.1ft $ of f75th
st, Is sxsT.S, s-sty tenement. Caroline = =,
Kendall agt Jack Savoca ct al; due. ga.
sfs:lo; taxes. etc. s1Ss.5o: to Clement
Smith & Son for S. 400
Bathgate av, TITS, s. 35s.s 1T IS of f5stb
81, 2l.7x10e.5X irres, 3-sty tenement. Caro-
line hendall ast Mary Edelson ct al ;
ent Smith & Son for $500.
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SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY.
Norris Isaaeson, plaintiff. against Rosie
Issacsoa, defendant. Summons. Action fof
absolute divorce
TO the above named Defendant:
You are hereby summoned 20 ansver Tho
complaint in this action aud 20 serve 4
copy OF Your answer on the plaintiffs at
torney wtthin twenty days after the service
of this Summons, exclusive of the day OF
service; and in case OF your failure to ap-
pear or answer, Judgment will he taken
against you by default, for the RELIEF de-
manded In The complaint.
Dated New York, March 81. 1921.
LEON BLEECKER
Plaintiffs Attorney. Once and pos, otFias
address 81 First Street. New York CITY
To ROSIE ISAACSON:
The foregoing summons IN served upon
you by publication. pursuant to an order
OF lion Joseph L. Newburger. Justice Of
the Supreme Court of the State OF New
York, dated the 50th day of March, 1921
and MED with the complaint in the Office
Of the Clark Of the County OF New York.
New York
Dated New York. March 81. 1921.
Attorney for Plaintiff. oaice and post
once address, 81 First Street, New York
10y.
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LARCHM0NT
NEW ROCHELLE

If YOU HAVE $4,000 cash. balance ON
mortgage, you can buy this nome OF 7
rooms, bath, all modern improvements; ex-
cellent location. Here's your chance for
g. Tel Murray Hill 1928 or New Rochelle
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-
CITATIONS

BABCOCK, SAMUEL u. - THE PEOPLE
OF the State of New York, by the Grace
OF God, Free and Independent. to Anna
Woodward Babcock, as executors OF the
Last st. WIN and Testament 5ii Of Henry D.
administrator Of the estate of Samuel 8.
Babcock jr., Woodward Babcock, Alice w
Winthrop, Richard F; BahcocR, william r.
OF the Last Will and Testament of Evelena
E. =; Dixon; DECEASED. William 2. Dixon,
Courtlandt p. Dixon I'd, Emily F. Barker,
Elizabeth C. Dodge. I.iIliaa l.. Lord, Eliza.
beth beth Bsbcock, Maria Babcoek. Kate s: Bah
5aeon, Henry A. Murray jr., Cecil D. Muir
ray. Byam X. Stevens. William .. gseyena
4 t5 beth 4 Dodge, Emily E. Dodge Alice
Dixon. Henry D. Babcock ID. Barbara Bah
cock, Alice Winthrop, Daniel Lord, For
Bacon, Virginia Bacon. Martha Bacon,
Gourtlandt. p. Dixon jr and Lawrence
Dixon. and to all persons Interested as
wise. in the Estate OF Samuel d. Babooek
deceased. who at the time of Ais death was
greeting.
Upon the petition of William P. Dixon.
residing at 20 West 4sth Street. and Henry
A. Murray, residing at 3S West 5Ist Street.
both of the Borough of Manhattan, City
County and State OF New York, YOU and
before the surrogates' Court OF Nav York York
County, held at the Hall of Records in the
county of New York on the 9Th day OF
May, 1921. at half past ten o'clock In ths
forenoon of that day. why the Tnird ac-
count of proceedings OF William r Dixon
and Henry A. Murray. as surviving execu-
tors OF and truatees under the Last viii
and Testament OF said deceased should
not be- judicially settled.
In testimony whereof We have esussd
the Seal Of the Surrosates' Court Of the
said County of New York to be nereisrto
aHiSsd. Witness, Honorable John r Co
halan, a Surrogate Of our said County. al
tha County OF New York. the 2ath day Of
March, in the year OF Our Lord one thou
sand nine hundred ard twenty one
(seal) DANIEL j. DOWDNF3Y
Clerk OF the Surrogatea' Court
~ ABiSH HOLMES. Attorney for Petit
Manhattan. City Of New York n. r.
kH.<z.z IL. u -
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NEPPERHAN HEIGHTS, 10 minutes Ia
railroad station-Seven-r room house, hot
waeer neat and electricity; lot 60xl00: :
CHAISTOPHER, SIS So B'way. Tai a6s.
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FORMER Munson G.. Shaw Home
Bought by Hair Specialist

ssa Inc former Munson G. Shaw resi-
I Tseee, 4 four-story house, at 81 East
snmsg-hfth Street, 28x80, near Madison
gteeue, has been resold by Samuel II.
pos ss ard associates. through Mark
s' 49, 4 Co. to George Kremer.
lar specialist, who earlier in the week
Easnt The six-story building at g East
KS a.syslith Street for his business. The
sls BID ood Street property, held at
msr, was acquired as an invest
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1bxtoo on the cast side of Davidson
Avenue, T6 feet south Of West 1e0th
Street. ~
j. Clarence Davies sold for p r.
Martin to Nj. Green 970 Forest Avenue,
south OF lbbth Street, three-story
brick thrse-family house. 1ssxfa5
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Stores and Lofts i'm
Uptown and Downtown Tome

Albert B. Ashforth, Inc, leased Of
ICES IN the new Liggett Building at
" dison Avenue and Forty-second
nneet to r. w. Benson & Co, Inc,
ana 70 Myron Il. Wilson.
g.. Wililam A. White & Sons leased Of
rs IT, space at 721-723 Seventh Avenue to
s. ST. EMPIRE City Film Laboratories, at
fehvabach, Alfonso f. Spiegei ard to
= Miliiken at 43 Exchange Place
b. B. Sfanyille Hartman and Harry w.
1eAnetf, Cared Cavers Cornoration.
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suRRoGATEY NOTICES


ANDERSON, ELIZABETH MILBANK--
In pnrsaance of an order OF Honnralfe
John r. Cohalap, g. Surrogate 81 81.
County OF New York. NOTICE IL b4rehvs
EVER 10 Al. persons having claims a9sfnst
ksLlGA BETH MILBANK ANpEPSClN
late OF the County of New York dss,ea se.s
20 present the same with vouchers therenf
TO tne subscribers, at their place OF tram.
acting business at the office 81 Areha-
a. Mssten, their attorney, at No. IS VaiJ
Street, in the Borough OF Manhattan. 10
the CITY Ok New YORK, State OF New York,
on or hsfors tho 2sth day of September
;, Dated. New York. the 1sth day Of
ALBERT q. AYLBANK.
GEORGE L. NICHOLS
EDWARD w, SHELDON
ARTHUR H MAsTEN.
Attorney for Executors office and p q
address. 40 Wall Street, Borough az
Manhattan. New York City.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER CT
gate of tho County OF New YORK. NOTES
is hereby given 70 an persons hayins
claims against SAMUEL TREMFIrR
LQNGMAN. late ~ the County OF New
York, decea 5e4- to present the game wtta
vouchers thereof to the subscriber At hts
place Of trsnsactiug business at Ns& SIS
Fulton Street., In the Csty or New York.
seruber. 1879.
so asf. ~ T. h m'. Ezeeutes.
as Cedar 81. Sew York City.
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BRoNxyILLE

COLONIAL HOUSE, in excellent location.
near depot, etc.--House OF rooms q
baths, sun parlors; screened and glassed !:
steam neat; garage: cost. To owner: price
SlS,ooo; mortgage $io,37s. Tel Bronx
vile 1Isl.
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westchester
scARsDALE

Observation-Disclosures house with all in, :
provements; four family; Sbcdrooms.
maids room, three, baths; garage; at SIS
600; 1t is the best buy In town. &NCsEr <,
& CO, Scarsdale, n. Y. Telephone 300
OWNER MUST sacrifice attractive modern
house In park, rooms. tiled bath cleo
tric lights, large plot; . car garage;
SIS, 600; ST, 600 cash
u. 2. HARRIS. 8 North az Tel. 1856.
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Nnrses, Etc.

NURSE, young, hospital; exceptional refer
ences Miss Fstzseralds Bureau, 36s 5sh
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Sales of Downtown Lofts

Lese st Piath sold to Samuel Gold
cans, me three-story building 119
ss asa. Street, 1890. 1 Alo
Iss F saur J. Deer, coffee machinery. ut
|9elssS,at street. bought from Frank ri
ssiIS;ager the adjoining five-gtory
esrSsx ss 20 Front Street, southwest
e Old slip. 1a.7xg<f0.
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instruction

LEARN TO BE a CHAUFTEUR--Pleas
ant, profitable work: day and evening
classes. Send for free booklet and visitors
pass. West Side Y NJ. c. A. 306 W. 5Tth ST.
MEN wanted to operate moving picture
machines in theaters; we teach you days
or evenings. American Theater Building
6A4 Sth av. (42d). Bryant 1919.
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saie in the Dyckn,an Section

nos. y. Phillips G. Co. sold for the
R;aIosgan Estates, Inc, to the Wayerly
H. 'uing Company (Louis Gold & Coz
s67,i northeast corner of Broadway and
~. street, 133x10e feet, vacant. II
INN 81. intention of the purchasers 30
bSs3l ately improve the property with
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HEAD LAUNDRESss, private family onIys
e1cellent references $40 to s5b =
Miss Hofmayer's Agency. 10 East 4Sd as
Sd aoor. Telephone sss7 Murray Hill.
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Electrical Contractors

APARTMENT WIRED FOR ELEc.
tricity, s9s, including fixtures; best
Workmanship assured. Longacre seas.
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ZEAL ESTATE FOR SALE Or RENT
Brooklyn

BROOKLYN HErGHTs--4.ans ; o-ss ava
room apartments, with / TO 3 faiths IN
q a-story elevator, fireproof building being
esected at ID Willsw ST.; payable $40 to
Szo per room monthly, plus 5o9o of valtle:
s s:ip, free and clear in 10 years H w
STEELE, 80 Maiden Lane. Tel. John 1s73
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Long Island

HOUSE BUILT 10 YEARS AGO: owNEE
forced 70 move; will sacrifice for IS, 500 !,
only 1880 cash: rooms. large poreh,
convenient TO churehey, school, stores
Owner, Box is, Tribune
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YONKERs

10 ROOMS, 2 baths, all improvements very
desirable location; IL minutes to depot
or trolley; near school, etc: can be used
for families; reasonable 445 Hawthorne
av. Tel. Yonkers 1885, .
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SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Nurses. Etc.

NURSE; two children. country preferred
exceptional Miss Fftsger&id's BrraaN
366 18th ay
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THREE Highly ROOMS. jackson Heights
Cooperative Plan. Small cash payment
and $40 monthly. Psatt, opposite 25th ST
subway stations Elmhurst, N Z. Phone
Newtown 1851
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NURSE wanted for little girl az years
old; best references; must be willing to
help temporarily with iighr chanberworlZ.
Telephone Circle 1875 between $50 and
IL q. m.
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New York state

FOR sALE-country lodge in exclusive
Osceo Park, Walton Lake, near Monroe,
n. Y. Forty miles committing distance
Garage. boat house, separate servants'
house, three boats, oneS equipped with
Eyinrude motor: house fully furnished ;
running water, electricity and all convent,
ences Approximately two acreH; eight
hundred feet elevation, high, dry ana cool !:
Bathing boating, fishing, golf: Sc, 900 cash.
Address A. c, vanderpoel, Montvale, Ber-
gen County. n. l.
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middle aged. as nurge
in institution; German speaking pre-
ferred. Inquire United Odd Fellows Home
Havemeyer av. and Il. 1T7th st.. Bronx.
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Drafting, lettering. Etc.

DRAFTING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
work desired. Prompt attention ara
nrst class work Is our specially. BROGAN.
loS Park av. Telephone 6245 Murray TTiii
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Buys i'm S9th Street

The Martrese Corporation bouebt
from Joseph Snyder the Ave story
building at FLA West Fiftv-n;nt}
Street, 25x100.5. ii'it
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SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Chambernlaids

CHAMBBRMArD. waitress, cook: expe.
rienced. capable woman; employer clos
ing house, May 10. D., Miss Iiofmayer's
Agency, % East 43d ST., Sd floor; Telephone
S947 Murray Hill.
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HELP WANTED MALE
Miscellaneous

SHOE MANAGER - High Grade man TO
manage retail shoe store in 9Th av. dis
trict specializing ia q well known shoe;
want man with tact and polish who IN
derstands thoroughly the correct fitting OF
women's shoes Apply by letter, D. R.. SIS
Iongaere BuilQing New York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-06

Builder to Erect Bronx Flat
B. Fl. Weisker sold for Samuel Frei-
denberg to builder for immediate i'm
provements with five-story fat To-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-06

18TH, 225 WEST-Beautifuily furnished /;
southern exposure; suitable couple two
friends; modern apartment; reasonable.
can evenings. Pearsali.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-06
Governesses. Fec.
Laandresses. Etc.

NURSERY governess: fluent French: two
children. Miss FITZGERALD Bureau, aee
5th nv :, tSSe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-06

white: small family; adults and 3
children; no laundry. Phone Flushing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-06

HoUSEWORKER, general, experienced;
small family; references. Phone River
side 963.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-06
BoARDERS WANTED
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Domestic

UsEWoRKER-Plain cook: wbjts,
small family in country: good home and
salary; woman with daughter over II
considered. Phone 1855 Plaza
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-06

LAFAYETTE AVE, 39S-NeatIy furnished
room, all improvements; near i and sur
face cars; private family; gentlemen; refer
ences.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-06

WEST End Ay.. sic (l01sto--Lovel,
rooms for gentleman; running water
Apply elevator man. Phone Riverside 1144