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Arizona republican., 1921-09-25

wifey (showing new bonnet to hubby)-The milliner thought that flowers were the most becoming to me and I have always adored feath- CTS. so we finally compromised by putting on some fruit.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
frederick Brown Acquires
Twelve Lots ON University Ave.

frederick Brown purchased from
yohn p ]. McKenna, through Nehr;nr o.
nrotners, the plot of twelve lots on
the east side of University Avenue '
between Brandt Place and Tremont
avenue. The lots are eight feet below
grade on block restricted aeainst.
STORE property, and at point whsrs
University Avenue is widest. The
property will be resold in three plots
OF i9o feet each for Improvement with
residential buildings. WIZ"
I'd dnerman knepper bought the plot. 1oor
1ou' on the west side Of Third Avenus
iSo ieet north of 1T1st Street. which
VIII be improved with a two-storv fac
tory, similar to the one now being con.
structed on the west side Of Third Ave
nue. nue. near 174th Street. Damians Ss 4
fneips were the brokers.
r; s. Treacy and William p. Jones
soid for q client of David Zirinskv the the
piot' 59x150. on the north side of ,s7th
wick Avenue. ~ seus~
=, The vacant plot. 213.7xss.3x1o5 at
tne lnrersect on of Southern Boulevard
ana an Prospect Avenue has been sold 4 hv y
Tne Eollng Company to the White houss
Holding Corporation ''eaoose
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
Upper Manhattan Houses
Pass to New Owners Hands

The 54-56 East 10th Street Improve
aent Corporation. with H. Lefkowitz,
&. Beck and ". S. Stanchefeld as di-
rectors, has been formed to take over
the two three-story dwellings at "a and
IS East 10th Street. 33.4x10o.11, ad-
joining the southeast corner of Madison
Avenue. 1t is capitalized at $4,000
The L. c. L. Realty Company sold to
Richard and Julia Ritz a four-story
dwelling at 338 East Eighty sixth
Street, 20x1022
Ennis & Sinnott and William Gold
stone purchased from the estate Of
William NJ. Grinnel 549-553 West 156th
Streer, near broadway, three three
story dwellings, 56.8x1oo. Harry J..
Rogers was the broker.
The Charlotte Realty Corporation
sold to Richard A. Weisner a three
story dwelling at 1S West 123d Street,
1s.Sx10011.
Sarah w. Walls sold a three-story
dwelling at $50 West 179th Street, III
x10o, to James A. Keyes, who owns the
adjoining l7-foot house at 6l8 West
18th Street.
The Duross Company sold for Joseph
L. Buttenwieser 455 West Twenty-frst
Street, four-story house.
Nelson A. Lawton sold to Timothy
Sullivan a three-story dwelling at II
Jane Street 20.8xS75
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
Turnbull Estate
Gets $l73,4O0 for
Old Bronx Realty
Throg's Neck Land Held for
More Than Century Sold
at Auction i'm Few Hours
to Builders and Investors

Turnbull estate heirs sold their CEN
tury old holdings Of 400 lots in the
Throg's Neck section of the Bronx for
s17s,4oo. on Saturday, through Joseph
P. Day. Men and women, builders,
spectators and investors were the
buyers. They bought with an eager
ness that took the entire property out
Of the Turnbull heirs hands in about
two hours. Jacob Axelrod, builder, se-
cured enough land to provide sites for
many houses. He bought SAC, 300 worth
of lots.
The sale started with the Offering of
the southwest corner Of Randall and
Wilcox avenues, which was purchased
by George T. Bernard Mr.. Bernard
also bought the northeast corner of
Philip. and Vincent avenues, and sew
eral inside lots; hts purchases also
included plot of three lots on which
is located two-story dwelling on Vim
IT'S. '''e " w.
The southeast corner Of Randall and
Ellsworth avenues brought $3.50,
while lots on Ellsworth avenue brought
$i7h each. The lot on the northwest
corner of Randall and Wilcox avenues
was purchased for $4,000. Inside lots
on Wilcox Avenue ranged in price from
s625 to s525 each. The plot forming
the northeast corner OF Philip and
vincent avenues sold for $1,375, while
the opposite corner on the west side
OF the avenue brought $500. Inside
lots on Vincent Avenue ranged from
$500 to $500 each.
Two extra deep lots. running through
from the east side of Clarence Avenue
and Shore Drive, brought s2,375 each.
Two thousand five hundred and fifty
was paid for the southeast corner OF
Lafayette and Vincent avenues. The
corner of Lafayette and Wilcox avenues
was purchased for $1,000. Two thousand
nine hundred was secured for the plot
on the southeast corner. formed by the
intersection of Throg's Neck Boulevard
Lafayette and East fremont avenues
Among those who bought were l.. G.
Henkel, Joseph Souramani, G. T, Ber-
nard, Charles w. Koch, Mary Lonergan.
George Swanson, 0. Olsen, Edward r.
huriey, W. Bruckner, H. H. Dell, James
N. harrison, Elizabeth Malley, George
Seutner' Elizabeth D. Lewis, James r.
LLenahan, Frank Media I'd, S. Hanning,
DR.. F. Menching, Martin Anderson'
Roger M. Kennedy, U. F. Pollock. vii,
lam q. Wheeler, Daniel G. Gueren.
Nathan Smith, Mrs Kate Tompson'
anna T: .Quigley, Andrew Degnan,
Henry Herbert Cox, George C. Cross
man, Hugo Delaney, Patrick J. O'Con-
nor, William Kenney, Patrick O'Con-
nor, ). j. Anthony, John j. Fagen. John
MADDEN. Elizabeth Crofton, Mrs. Char
'otte oco1hng and Alexander Parks.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
Real Estate News
fourteen-Story Building
For Insurance Interests
Plans Filed for Structure ~
Cost $S5O.O0O ON Maiden
Lane Site

rams have been filed with The build
of.|cs ,Ss department. ses,,aa, for fourteen-story
structed at 57-6f Mxider rarn 80
william William Street. The plans are by Cass s
Siinert, architect, for the Tntergone
Corporation, said to represent biz in In
nrranse nrra interests, which acquired the
pIopersy. now improved with four and
ssven.story buildings, last Nav The the
ssep sesseposed o building is estimated to cost
sssoo,ooo. G F. Swim. H. II. F. Louns-
tha eeary and F. B. Ailin are directors in
capitalized at $1,000. 900. The conn comnany rs
was formed in December, 1918.
simultaneously, plans were also re-
ssraeo ssms oy MIR. Gilbert in behalf Of the
sse.en-story building at s5 W;Ilisr, liar
street. abutting, at cost of s1oo. 600.
ana the adjoining twelve-storv struc.
lure 1ure a. at the northwest corner Of viii
of $4,000. -1A"s ~ COST
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
S55O,OOO Rental for Garage
Under Manhattan Rr;do.

TIE Business Exchanoe Ioasod =
garage at Pike Slip, South and e Ws+ar ta~
streets, underneath the Manhattan
Bridge, having a frontage of 2so feet eseIt
and an area of $4,000 square feat
without pillow or a post. The paraga
was built on land belonging to the
city by j: j. RiQrdan, president of the
United States Trucking Corporation,
Inc lease is for twenty-one years. for
s350,0o0. i'o0 0A
The tenant is syndicate of garage
operators under the firm name Of Pike
Shp Garage Company, Inc, j. Green
blatt, president.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
Ice Manufacturer Purchases
Dwellings on East Side

The State Ice Manufacturing Cor
poration purchased from James s. and
Daniel L. Reardon, of the P. Reardon
Trucking Company, the group Of old
one-story frame and brick dwellings on
the north side of Stanton Street, be-
tween Tompkins and Mangin streets
and facing the East River The prop
erty, which comprises sixteen lots of
upland, measures two hundred feet on
each of the three thoroughfares men
toned above.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15

WANTED-A chambermad waitress for
the country. near New York; wages $b5.
Apply Wednesday morning from IL to I
o'clock at so Madison ay.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
Corporation Gets Control
Of Upper Broadway Realty

The 212o Broadway Corporation has
neen formed at Albany with Joseph
zuoow, who has been active in the
Grand Central zone; Nj. L. Gilman and
L. M. Fox as directors. The property
at this point is two-story building
with stores, occupying the northe rly
block front on Seventy-fourth Street,
between Broadway and Amsterdam
Avenue. 1t measures 1895 feet on the
street S8.4 feet on Broadway and 32.4
feet on the avenue. 1t is understood
that the site will be reimproved with
q tall business structure.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
German Heirs
Refuse Marks
ForTenenent
Those in Germany Insist
On American Dollars for
Their Share in Flat at
Second Ave. aud Sixth St.

Mare than seventy-fve persons. n
~.;aritv Of them living in different
-. Of Germany, were interested in
P.rsrshiu OF q five-story tenement at
-. narthwest corner Of Second Avenue
- sixth Street. which has been sold
ssr fhe Nicholas Soebbeler estate. 1t
- ~ .novn as i0S Second Avenue, on lot
sssia0. and owned by the selling fam
lie far over fifty years. The interest
ssl5 bv some of the heirs was 1-240th
nsrf OF the amount received for the
ercperty. 49,.
.ountry were bought out, the pur-
.ssser sent his attorney to Germany
sr the purpose of buying out aIl the
asher interests. One of the interest
inc features was the fact that the
sunsrs in Germany refused to accept
,,rraan marks in payment, but insisted
~ receiving American dollars. Jacob
j Lazsroe represented the purchaser
"A attorney, both on this side and in
Germany
As soon as the present leases on
she property expire the new owner in
serds to improve the property with a
Co.. who negotiated the deal, have
been appointed agents.
Other Trading in Flats
Daniel H. Jackson and Thomas S.
Shorten sold to the 752 West End
Avenue Corporation. Harry Josephson
president. 752 West End Avenue, q
dve-story apartment house. contain
!ng ten apartments of seven rooms and
bath each, adjoining the corner of
Ninety-sixth Street.
The Stuyvesant, q seven-story apart
nent, at 33S and $40 East Fifteenth
Street, 42x103.3, has been sold by
Aaron Goodman to Rose Katz. 1t is
sold subject to mortgages for s65,0o0.
Aherman & Kirschner sold for Della
rreund the fve~story apartment. with
stores at 1477 Madison Avenue. 25x9a
annie L. Brown sold to Benjamin
R. Bailie jr. five story fat at 424
st. Nicholas Avenue. 24.6x125.
John X. Hickson sold to Charles H.
Sanders 8 fve-story fiat at 211 West
Sixty y-sixth Street, 25x100.5.
Harris Lurrie sold TO David S. Har-
vey fourstory store tenement at 231
First Avenue, 20x60.
Ernest Howe sold to Harry Lieber-
man fve-story tenement with stores
st 548 Grand Street, 25x1oo.
The K. & L. Realty Corporation sold
70 Abraham Camhi a hve-story tene-
mens at 104 Allen Street, 24.8xST.5.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
Half Century Holdings
On Fulton Ave. Corner Sold

Frederick B. and Philip H. Fiscber
500 500 the three STORY building with
Seores ;n and the four one-family dwell
lngs at the northeast corner of Fulton
& Krakauer. They have an o,uDers auan,,s
frontage of seventy feet and straat
measurement of 211 feet. The site bs .
6een owned by the sellers for ousr sr
n1ty years. Eight garages stand in tbe
rear. The property will be altered into o
store building. '1 4i''o
-, Albert D. Phelphs sold for T
SlaTence @ Davies one-storv store
building, 59x10O, on the east sida of
:, University Avenue. 100 feet north ~
re ..tsaeneroed Lane. Nathan Wilson is
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
Miscellaneous

COMPETENT Swedish cooks. Kitchen
maids. chanlberrnaiels. Mattresses cou-
pies. houseworkers. butIers useful men
References on nle at SIMPSONS Agency.
7S4 Lexington ave. Telephone Plaza 6oos
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
Lessee to Rebuild Building
In West 10Th Street

Lewis L. Rosenthal Co. leased for
twenty-cne years for an aggregate
rental of s1o5,OOo for Mary A. Moore,
represented by Joseph Oatman. to
Moses Buchbinder, the five-story build
ing at 144 West Forty-sixth Street.
This property will be rebuilt into stores,
studios and apartments.
William A. White & Sons rented TO
2. Capotosto a store at 1928 John
Street, about 12x125 feet, at an aggre-
gate rental of about 100000. The ten
ant will alter for the purpose of a
shoe respairing shop.
Cross & Brown Company leased the
hrsf floor and basement at 518-522
West Fifty-seventh Street to the
emergency Autom mobile Towing Service,
Rice & Hill, Inc, leased a store at
- Seventh Avenue to Elsa Appolaur
Tor pastry shop.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
out'of-Town Investor BUYS
Large New Bronx Flat

:. alexander selkin and David Mint
have sold for Henlee Construnt;nn % nt t;lSn
company Samuel Minskoff, president9
TO an out of town investor, 260O Cres,'
ton Avenue, new y story apartrn ant
consisting of 1914 rooms. 129x112.
.s Leone Mangano bought from Tobn
M. Sussert two five-story modem
apartments at $40 and 544 East 1SaJ
Street, 40x94 each. S' Aooo
xda En- he Graeber sold to Mildred
Aa.iletz 1az., T. flve-story fiat at 531 East
Ine True Realty and Trading Com
pany sold to Isidor Bernstein vn- two-
story dwelling at 1894 Bathgate Ave-
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
Estate Parts With BROOKLYN
Really Owned for Many Years

Butler & Baldwin, Inc, sold 167 Di-
vision Avenue, three-story dwelling,
21.6x99, for the Alexander Frazer es-
tate to Louis Goldfnger. The property
has been owned by the estate since
1866 and has been held at $4,000.
A. J. Shannon Company, Inc, sold
the four-family apartment at Is
st. Johns Place for Benjamin Beiser
and Isidore Lesensky to Mrs. Helen
M. McCann.
B. F. Knowles Company sold 5sa
and so Rush Street, two three-story
dwellings, for the F. 3. Company to
the A. & G. CORPORATION.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15

SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY.
CHARLES WEINSCHENKET CO, INC.
Plaintiff. against LUDWIG POTTASCH De-
fendant.-SUMMONS
To the above named defendant:
You are hereby summoned to answer the
complaint In this action and to serve a copy
OF your answer or. If the complaint is not
served with this summons. to serve a notice
OF appearance, the plaintiffs attorney
within twenty days after the service OF this
summons. exclusive of the day Of service. In
case OF your failure to appear or answer
Judgment Will be taken against you by de-
Iauit for the relief demanded in the COM
plaint.
Dated. New York. October 18th, 1891.
ROBERT MOERS,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Office & p. o. Address
No. Rector Street
Borough of Manhattan,
ra City OF New York.
Ine foregoing summons is served ttpon you
py puoiication pursuant to an order OF Hon
orable George v. Muilan, Justice OF the Su-
preme Court, dated the 14th day of Novem-
per 1871 and filed with the complaint In
the Orflce of the Clerk OF the County OF New
York at the New York County Court House
IN the County and State of New York
Dated. New York, November f4sh, 1921.
ROBERT ~MOERS,
Attorney for Plaintiff
No. Rector Street.
County OF New York.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
Domestic Help
BUSINESS CARDS
Clothing Turned

OVERCOATS, suits turned In three days.
S4s De Kalb ave. Bkiyn. Prospect so3..
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15

00TH, 811 West: beautiful rooms, drsss-
ing room. 91S-s25 Single. So Refer
ences
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
Recent BUYERS of Realty

The Ret Realty Corporation (Rich-
ard E. and Natalie J. Thibaut, John J.
Garroll and S. Stanwood Menken) is
s sne new owner of the property at 369-
S.i Madison Avenue, sold recently. 1t
Nili erect fourteen-story office build
ing on the site.
". Gertrude Gunsher is the buyer OF las
rInth Avenue. and Julius and Jennie
ttiagerut Of 223 West Fifteenth Street,
pany.
sonn Faulkner Is the buyer of sos
last iiSth Street and Walter z. Skeld-
eas., eag OF 1878 Bailey Avenue, sold re-
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
William ]. Tully Gets
Home in East z2d Strees

Douglas L. Gilman & Co. leased the
f1ve-story American basement DWELLING
at 1l3 East Seventy-second Street. he
tween Park and Lexington avenues.
Tor Mrs. Charles N. Edge to william
j. Tully, furnished for the season.
Duff & Brown Co. have leased for
Bond and Mortgage Company to a Mr..
Lind 4o5 West l48th Street, a four
story dwelling.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
Sells Home in Montclair

NJ. y. Massey sold his residence in
=, aa,,0npssciair, psir, N. j., to Clifford Towner,
=. bloomfield. 1t contains nine rooms,
ssSac'ous porches and has q garage in
p sas rear: 1t is known as SO Edgemont
SS;Uao. S;no. The sale was made through the
apson nnra, Merritt Company for a re-
ported price of S14 .n0()
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
jamaica Lots Near Railroad
To Go at Auction TOnioht

Joseph P. Day will sell at auction
.o-nlght in the Brooklyn salesroom at
suction 800 homebuilding sites on
nutphin Boulevard, Lincoln Avenue,
smyckoif Street and adjacent through
iiares, Jamaica, close to the main sta
Ion OF the L. I, r. r. and the Sutphin
boulevard station of the B. R. T.
Jamaica az
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15

BUTLER AND COOK-Young Swedish
couple; small adult family; city or sub
urbs. p. Miss Hofmayer's Agency. 10 r.
4sd St, Cd foor. Tel s947 Murray Hill
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Chsmbermaids

CFAMBERMAID-PA MAID--7oung
Irish Protestant. neat, nice appearing
and experienced; city references. O. MISS
Tel 8e47 Murray Hill.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
% 4SEKunted SsI ydri1 States Trust company
Duchess 81 Manohester: Hight .'i Honorsbis nslsbn
wsra wsTs Eee "a
Mary Alice Montagu. Lord ~tTsatrd' Edward E. af !.
Emile Yznaga, Mabel, Countess zlchy,
Marie Blaufuss Elizabeth Wright Reynolds,
Louis Le Maitre,. Amelia Rawlings. Mar.
din. Julieta d'Argudin. Natica Lister
Kaye. Leonore Yznaga. Albertina Yznaga,
Yznaga, Maria Alvarez. Consuelo Alvarea,
war, ward J. Iansy and Francis sniyth as Elk:
John .', L. Gsdwaiader, deceased, and Ca
milla MI w. Beach, as Administering, with
and credits OF Frederick ogden Beach. da.
ceased. Defendants. Trial desired in New
are hereby summoned 20 answer the com
plant in this action. and to serve a copy
0f Wthn yonr ts answer on the platnt;fs Attorneys
this summons, exclusive OF the day ot
service and in case. Of your failure to
against you by default. for the relief de-.
manded in the complaint.
Dated, August l. 1921.
p,aintin's Attorneys. Once and Post.
York
To WILLIAM ANGUS DRoao. DUKE
OF MANCHESTER; HELENA. DUCHESS
OF MANCHESTER; RIGHT HONORABLE
VGRE GP BRABAzON. yIsCoUNT DUNCAN
NON; EDWARD LEE ROWCLIFFE:
EMILE YZNAGA: MABEL. Countess
ZlGHYi G 80 ~ MARIE BLAUFuss: ELIzABNTH
MRlGHT REYNOLDS; LOUIS LIE NAL
IRE; AMELIA RAWLINGS; MARCIA
Ret DINGWALL; MARIA MARQUEsA
d d'ARGUDIN: NATICA LISTER KAYE:
LEONORE YzNAGA; MARIA ALVAREZ
and CoNsUELO ALVAREZ: The forego-
caf,er, ing summons % IS served upon you by publ
Court so Of the State Of New York. held in
the sth day OF October. 1891. and flied with
ths M eompiaint in the ofice Of ths Clerk Of
Court House, in the Borough OF Manhat-
tan, City; County and state Of New York.
IN the United States OF America
Dated, October Z, 1921
CADWALADER, WICkERSHAM & TAFT,
Attorneys for Plaintiff Once and
Postofhce Address, 40 Wall Street.
Borough OF Manhattan. New York City
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15

BUTLER. SECOND MAN. HoUsEMAN--
All experienced servants; together o.
separate. O.. Miss Hofmayers Agency. 10
s3d st. Sd floor. Tel SeA7 Murray Hill
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
Fourteen 2-Family Houses
Planned by BROOKLYN Builders

I. Salzberg sold for N. Lamport to
the Left Construction Company eigh-
teen lots. 360x100, on the north and
south sides of Fiftieth Street, between
Ninth and Tenth avenues. The Left
Construction Company will erect four
teen two-family houses Of eleven
rooms. with garages. on this site.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
the Bureau OF Supplies and Accounts
Navy department. Washington. .. c.,
until 10 o'clock a. m. Nov "a. 1921. Tor
delivering leggtngs. pipe and fittings. coils
brushes. steel riyets, brass. copper and
bronze to the Navy Yard. New York. N. T..
officer, Navy Yard New York. n. r.,
or to the Bureau OF Supplies and Ac-
counts DAVID POTTER. PaymasteT
Gensrai OF the Navy. li-2-21.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
Charles M. Chaplin Rents Floor
In Park Avenue Flat

Worthington Whitehouse, inc,
rented furnished for Charles M.
Chaplin a large apartment comprising
an entire floor at 521 Park Avenue to
George E. Kent.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15

BUFFERS. cooks. nousenen, house WORK =
ers; several very neat. efficient. young
Tiiipinos; highly recommended. Mrs. Ma
son 9 Agency, Is West 43d at.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
Denies Deal for Hoe Estate

Frederick Fox, treasurer of the Hoe
Estate Company, declares that no deal
has been concluded for the leasing of
the company's holdings at Broadway,
Sixth Avenue and Thirty seventh
Street, reported to be under negotia-
tion to Harry Fischel on Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
INFORMATION WANTED

INFORMATION WANTED AS TO THE
WHEREABOUTS of Helen Ames, wifa Of NJ
AInes. who at the time of her disappear
sncs enc abandoned her husband. residing at
asS Schaener ST. She has not been seen
OF nearu OF by her husband In five years
Anyone knowing the whereabouts Of Helen
Ames notify II. Il. WILGUS, Attorney, 4G
West Gath St. New York
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Miscellaneous

GENERAL MAID, good cook. young NORTH
of ireland girl long references apart
ment city. Winthrop bureau. ~ w. 42d ST.,
Room B5i Murray Hill 64g1.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15

Estate Sells l3Oth St. House
soia itne estate Of Nathaniel P. Rogers
dr.. 'u 20 Leon A. De Kalb the three-story
s..s.ang 231 West 130th Street. The
tssa ssse mas owned the property for over
- nsy-nve years. Alfred L. Doyle
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
-
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
Domestic

BUTLER. valet or travelling valet: English
young, clean cut; thoroughly capable in al
guese: very highly recommended. Miss Hail .
Bureau. II West 44th 81. Vanderbilt s34o.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
REAL EsrArE--sA1E OK nxyr
Now Jersey

AN EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY
Several new houses 80 minutes from,
hudson Terminal. in beautiful restricted
menr 3 minutes to station. on large plots.
for sale or rent, to the right people with
option to purchase We also have a few
choice plots for sale and will build your
home from your own plans; liberal terms
FRANK MILLER. 13 Park Row. Barclay
$685.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15

CIAMBTREAID. seamstress. waitress or
nursery Eoverness. young. bright sxxpee-
rienced In each line, highly recommended
Miss Halls Bureau. II West 44th st. Van.
derbi!t S340.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
Florida

100 ACRES Of good land for sale. with
acre plots Located N E. of Moore Haven
capital Of Glades County. Florida. Land is
cane and truck farming; no fertilizer re-
CURED. Write cable at once to Capt
II. F. WILLIAMS, care the First Bank OF
Moore Haven, Moore Haven, Florida.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
LOST. FOUND AND REWARD
Lost Bankbooks

LosT-sankbook No. T7947 OF tho U. &.
-, Savings Bank OF ". X. Payment stopped.
Please return book to bank.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15

KfTCHENMATD or useful girl; willing -
learn; $40, bright. newly arrived; Iriss.
Miss Sheas Agency, e. 4lst. Marray
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
Plan Theater for jerome Ave.

1d11 IHc1t0T 1Or jerome Ave.
E. Osborne Smith, Inc, and Albert
D. Phelps sold for Christian Schuck
the southwest corner of 176th Street
and Jerome Avenue, 138x100, to Nathan
wilson, for the immediate erection of
a 1,500seat theater with stores. This
property is at the foot of 176th Street
subway station.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15

Sullivan Street Corner Sold
4 Martin Garone sold to Domenico
~ sHsossi the six-story store building at
% Sullivan Street. 1s.3xs6x irregnlar
s. g the southeast corner of Watts
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
Day Workers

DAY WORKER, LAUNDRESS, CLEANER
Good thorough worker. X. Miss Hof-
mayors Agency, 10 e. 43d ST., Sd floor.
Tel. se47 Murray HILL
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15

KrTCHENssA1D-Youn Finnish girl
perienced good reference q. Miss Hot
mayors Agency, 10 East 45d st.. Sd foo' q.
Tel. se47 Murray Hill.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15

CoOK-Young. good manager; exceptional
references. Miss Fitzgeral6's Bureau. ses
5th av.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15

CHAMBERMAID-wait very neat, nice
appearances: thoroughly experienced; splcn-
did references; apartment; $50. Mrs. Mason
Agency. f3 West 43d st.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15

NEW HOUSES AT $500 UP
at Bogota Heights. built of stucco and
frame; steam. parquet floors, electricity
plot 40xl00. Michael Bros. & Christian
son, Maplewood and Paiisade aves. Tele-
phone Hackensack 533-R
FREE list of houses rorf SAFE and rent
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Chambermaids

cHAMBERMAID-w ID-wAITREss-youa thor
oughly capable; excellert. Miss F4tzser-
alds Bureau. 36S 9th ~.