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New-York tribune., 1921-01-27
Real Estate News
Guaranty Trust Co. Claims
More of Liberty Street
Will Pay 81, 100000 Rental for
Use of Lawyers Mortgage
Company Space

The Guaranty Trust Company, to
provide room for its steadily ncreas-
ing business, has found it necessary
to take additional space in Liberty
Street. The company yesterday leased
the ground floor and banking space
now occupied by the Lawyers Mort
gage Company in the Chamber of Com
merce Building, at SO Liberty Street,
for twenty-one years from May /, 1922
at an aggregate rental of over
s1,ooo,000, through Wood Dolson Com.
pany, Inc.
The Lawyers Mortgage Company re-
Gently purchased site ct the north
east corner Of Nassau Street ane
Maiden Lane for new home. and plan
to have it ready for occupancy befors
the lease of its present quarters expir
The main big building of the trus,
company is at the southeast corner g
broadway and Liberty Street. but j.
the last four or five years the cor,
pany has found it necessary to tai
over several other buildings in Libert
Street, and besides has recently rent
space in the Lawyers Title Buildine
at 160 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-27
West Side Business Buildings
Pass to New Owners

Albert G. Merkle has transferred to
John T. Dooling the group of four
story buildings ct the south corner of
West and Horatio streets, 1097x125x
ire gular.
Fannie Haas sold to Nathan Lipes
the two-story building, 316x71x irregu-
lar, at the northwest corner of AM
stordam Avenue and Lawrence Street.
c. Smith sold to Sarah J. Sumberg
the four story building with stores 878
Eighth Avenue, 2Ox7O.
A. w. Miller & Co. sold the three
story stable, 25x100, at Eli West Fifty
second Street, for the Robert Hill Es-
TATE; also for the Schneider estate S2s
Ninth Avenue, five story fiat and
store. 24.1N100, and 359 West Fifty
second Street, four-story building,
lS.9xl005, to the Hillers-DuVallon
Company.
Herman Lazowsky sold to Samuel j.
jacobson the seven story building
with store, 27 to 81 Bleecker Street,
Ga 10X71.4
New-York tribune., 1921-01-27
CITATIONS

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK. BY THE GRACE OF COP.
FREE AND INDEPENDENTLY KEN
R6IH H6I ASNA 4 MARY cAREdL h9sdLE NARY GAN
ANNE T. cAswELL, FRANCIS II. bow
MAN, FLORENCE v ROBINSON. Rosa
THEKLA WAGNER. MARIA Y LEA
WITT ETHEL MAY BOWMAN, BEA-,
TRICE FLINT. EDWARD c. PERRY; ana
to ENERETT r: PERRY. BERTRAM =;
FARMERS LOAN & TRUST COMPANY
trustees under 'the VIII of Edward A.
CasweI deceased. and 10 ali persons IN
tcrested creditors. legatees. next .;
kin or otherwise. il the Estate OF Edwara
a. Caswell. deceased. who at the time OF
his death was a resident OF the County
Of New York. SEND GREETING: -.
Upon the petition of Bertram p fnn.' s.
Montclair. New Jersey. and Herbert L.
Griggs. residing at East s6th Street
Manhattan Borough. New York CITY
You and each Of you are hereby citsa
to show cause before the Surrogates Court
of New York County. held at the Han o.
Records. in the County of New YORK, on
the 18th day OF February. 1921 at hsii
past ten O'Clock in the forenoon OF thss
day. Why the account Of proceedings Va
Bertram p. Flint and Herbert l. GTigss'
as Executors OF the Last VIII and Tes'a-
ment of said deceased. should not be JUN
csally settled.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. We have
cansed the seal OF the Surrogates' Couss our
of the said County of New YORK
Iscal] TO be herennto affixed: o,,x
WITNESS. HONORABLE JohSs
p. COHALAN. Surrogate OF our say
County. at the County of New York: IN ',s
10th day Of January. in the year or ous
Lord. one thousand nine hundred aoo
tWenty-One
DANIEL J. DOwDNEY.
Clerk OF the Surrcgates' Court
New-York tribune., 1921-01-27
Six Slain. Is Hurt
AS Red Foes Fight
Italian Socialists
Firing of Labor Exchanges
at Bologna and Modena Is
Climax to Series of Attacks
by a Society of Patriots
Special Gable to The Tribune

Copyright. 1921. New York Tribune INC.
MILAN, Italy, Jan. &c. Repeated
clashes between Italian Socialists and
members of the Fascist, or Extreme
Nationalist party. have resulted in wild
shootings and many casualties in sew
eral italian towns. The outbreaks are
attributed to u widespread reaction in
this country against the Bolshevik and
anarchist movements. The Fascist in
clude number of patriotic groups who
have been offended by the activities of
the Communists.
The climax Of numerous fatal incl
gents IN the last week came when tho
fasc1stl burned the Socialist labor ex-
changes at Bologna and Modena. The
SOCIALISTS have resisted the attacks of
the Fascist and have murdered five or
six of the patriots within week.
Two clashes have occurred near
Bologna within the last three days. A
young student, Mario Ruin, nineteen
years old, and a member of the royal
guard were murdered by the Socialis Is
Sunday in a small village lust outside
Bologna. Monday the Fascist of Ro-
logna and Modena organized big
funeral for young Ruini in Modena.
The cortege, in which numerous pa
trlotlc societies were represented was
moving through the streets when So
ciallsts opened fire on it from the
Postoflice Building. A scuff7e ensued.
with many shots fired by both sides,
but the Fascist, being in the street
protected, suffered the worst. Two
of them were killed and about fifteen
wounded.
AS soon as the Ruini funeral was
over the Fascist gathered a mob,
stormed the local Labor Exchange,
looted it and then burned the build
ing. Returning in trucks to Bologna
they were waylaid and fired upon.
Reaching Bologna they held another
mass meeting, and at 10 O'Clock that
night they. marched in great numbers
t. the Bologna Labor Exchange with
the intention of destroying it. Royal
guads and carabinieri, who had been
hurriedly called out by the municipal
authorities. formed Gordon about the
building, but they were soon over
powdered by the mob. The Fascist
broke into the exchange, poured petrol
in it and set it afire. The building
made blaze that necessitated gen
eral alarm to protect surrounding prop
erty.
The homes of Bolshevk members of
Parliament in Modena also were set
aHre and fremen were not permitted
to approach the buildings until all
hope of saving the structures was gone.
Clashes between the Socialists and
the Fascist have occurred also at
Fcrrara, Perugia and other cities.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-27
Miss Calleiss Sues Taxi Co.
Daughter of Woman Run Down
and Killed GooLn CSO NO0

Miss Charlotte Calleiss, whose mother,
MIS-. Anna Calleiss, died and was buried
a1ter being run over by a taxicab,
w,lthout any information being sent to
damages in the Supreme Court yester-
cay against the Black and White and
Town Taxis. Inc.
Miss Calleiss complained that her
mother NONE was run down on October 10,
lsl9, near Broadway and Eighty sixth
street, by taxicab belonging to the
defendant. Mrs. Calleiss was taken to
roosevelt Hospital, where she died of
me-, her injuries. Her body was taken to
Ihe u morgue. Miss Calleiss says that
X. d. Kelly. claim adjuster of the
defendants company, called at the
morgue and, claiming to be son-in-law
OF the dead woman, took charge of the
oody and had it buried. Miss Calleiss
says her address was known to the
defendant, who, however. failed to noti-
~ her of her mothers death.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-27
Parnassus Club Gets Option
For history Building Sill

An option to buy the dwellings, at
3l9 and 321 West Fifty y-seventh Street
and 316 to 320 West Fifty-eighth
Street from the Gay Holding Corpo-
ration and Daniel b. Freedman has
been obtained by the Parnassus Club,
which plans tifteenstory Sl,O000O0
clubhouse for professional women.
The site is directly opposite the
West Side branch of the Young Mems
Christian Association. A mass meet
ing Will be held tomorrow evening at
ooo west lloth Street to discuss plans
and subscriptions for the enterprise.
which will be the third under the con-
troll of the club. Miss Florence McMil-
Ian is the general director. Slawson
& Hobbs are the brokers in the trans
action
New-York tribune., 1921-01-27
Spectators Make Nonev
On Quick Sale in 79ih 81
Turn Over 18th Street Hou
Boush: 2 Weeks Ago; HON
Buyers Active Once More

A well-known broker, whose name is
withheld, has bought from Foot G. Mar
vln the four~story dwelling with ele-
vator at "a East Seventy ninth Street,
between Madison and Park avenues,
through Pease e. Gilman. The house
was bought by the sellers two weeks
ago through the same brokers.
VIM. B. May & Co. sold the four
story dwelling at 116 East Seventy
third Street, with garage of 1876 feet,
Tor the estate of ~. D. Dutton.
Louis M. Hart sold to Donna Deere,
Inc, the three-story dwelling 113 Lex
ington Avenue, 24.8x60.
Coughlan & Clisby sold for the Oak
lawn Corporation the four-story dwell
ing, 19x1O2.2, at $50 West Seventy
seventh Street
The estate of. Lambert S. Quaken-
bush sold through Nathan Schwartz
the four-story, high-stoop dwelling 243
East Eighty sixth Street, 15x1OO
The Brayton Barril estate sold the
two four story and basement dwellings,
l47 and 15l West Ninety eighth Street,
5X55.3X irregular each.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-27
Buys Bronx Flat
On Mclrose Avenue Corner

Harry Calm purch ased from Mrs.
Mary E. Timann the four-story apart
ment with stores at the northeast cor
ner Of 162d Street and Melrose Avenue,
taking in half block front en- Merose
Avenue.
Alexander Selkin sold for the G. &
+. Construction Company (Glck Bros. }
the two and one-half story two family
dwelling at the southwest corner Of
l56th Street and Cauldwell Avenue, COX
1925.
Charles E. Laumesler sold plot,
E0x98, on White Plains Road, south of
Westchester Avenue, for factory i'm
provement.
Philip Weinman sold to Wladislaw
Gromacki the iivestory apartment 463
East 18th Street. 25X1OO.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-27
FLORIDA REAL ESTATl
FLORIDA

Commercial orange and grapefruit groves
OF ten or more acres oTor an investnens
which Will yield large returns on the capl,
. ipipysd. attractive homes; beautifui
country club; attractive scenery and lakes;
bathing fishing, gof1g. hunting. motor
ins Write for Information and oooS
~, - ". r. Hallam * Co.. Tribune
Building. New York
New-York tribune., 1921-01-27
Lamps and Lampshades

FLOOR AND TABLE LAMPS MADE; silk
shades made and recovered: lamps al
tered from electricity to gas and vice
Ve:sa small cabinets made and repaired
SINGLETON STUDIO. 243 w. l32d ST
New-York tribune., 1921-01-27

STEINWAY PIANOLA. BABY PARLOP
=. Grands and uprights Mason Hamlin Baby
Grand ana Upright. Grands, Uprghts. Player
i'ianos for Sale and Rent. Fyck & Kimber-
i'm ~ East 34th: 374 Columbus Ave. l1Sthl.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-27

Majo Durazzo and formerly was Miss
Elizabeth Frances Hanan, sister of
the other defendants. Miss Mildred E.
Hanan, daughter of the plaintiff, also
is made a defendant, having refused to
be plaintiff in the action, although
she seeks the same relief as her mother
Mrs. Taylor alleged that the defend
ants have sought to deprive her of her
share in the estate and that Herbert
w. Hanan has filed an erroneous Fed
eral tax return with the Collector of
Internal Revenue of taxes due from
the estate, in which return the share
of Mrs. Taylor in the assets and profits
undervaiued.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-27

COOK. young English woman; good plain
COOK: city or country; new arrival. r.
.aiss aonmayers Agency. 10 East 43d at
tnird noor- Telephone 8947 Murray Hin
New-York tribune., 1921-01-27

CdAMBERMAID Assistant wnItreaa.
young. willing worker; highly recon .
mended. NJ Miss Hofmayer's Agency 10
~. asa st. Sd floor Tel. 8947 Murray Hill
ChdAMBERMAlD. young English woman:
Cahadian and American references D..
Mss Hormayers Agency, 10 E,a 4 43d at
third floor Telephone Murray Hill S947.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-27
West 46lh ST. Building Rented
For S5OO.OOO To BE Altered

Sol Stern and Harris Vought & Co.
leased to Edward B. Marks the bNildine
223 and 225 West Forty-siXth Street,
5Ox1O0, at a rental aggregating $780,,
000
The building adjoins the clubhouse
Of the National Vaudeville Artists, and
is directly opposite the large plot re-
Gently acquired by the Klaw interests
fe the purpose of erecting two large
theaters and twelve story office
building. After the alterations the
building will be partly occupied by
the Edward B. Marks Music Company
New-York tribune., 1921-01-27
Arragone-Navarre Apartments
Leased for 81 900. 600

D. Kcmpner G. Son, l. II. Kempner
president, leased for the New Am
sterdam Realty Company for twenty
one years to Sigmund Blourock the
seven-story elevator apartment with
stores, 100X100, known as the ARA
gone Navarro Apartments, at the south
west corner of Broadway and Ninety
ninth Street, at the aggregate rental
of 81 900 ,O00
New-York tribune., 1921-01-27
instruction

COME ANY MINUTE after s o. m t,r can.
retartal. bookkeeping, English. accounting
Phone Beekman 2723. Night day. Booklet
Orake Business School Tribune Building
WANAMAKER BEAUTY SCHOOL.
sss Fifth ave. near 3sth st.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-27
Change for Bowcrv Buildings

White Goodman leased to Lazarowitz
Brothers the two buildings PIT and 279
Bowery, southeast corner of Houston
street, for tWenty-one years on net
basis at an aggregate rental of about
100000. The lessees expect to take
possession May /, 1921, and will make
extensive alterations by adding addi-
tional floors and dividing the store
floor into small stores. The contem-
plated alterations will cost about $780,
Oni
New-York tribune., 1921-01-27
Upholstery and Bedding
STORAGE NOTICES
WAREHOUSE SALE
OF GOODS FOR
IrNpAID CLApGEc

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PRO.
VISION of law there being due and un-
paid charges for which the undersirned
LEMON STORAGE & TRANSFER co
ls entitled to lien as warehouse,nan on
the goods hereinafter described and due
notice having been gjvens to all parties
known TO claim an interest therein and
'ht tllnc specified in such notice for paw
mcnt Oh such charges having expired there
VIII be sold at public auction at the Mon
arch Auction Rooms, 161 East 125th
street. New York City. on Tuesday Febru-
airy 10, 1871. 10 d. m, and If the sale is
not completed on said date the same viii
be continued at the same place on each
ana every Tuesday thereafter and con-
tinulng until all goods are sold, TO witt
Household furniture. consisting of par
Tor suits, bedroom suits, dining~room
suits library furniture pianos yictroIas
musical instruments. carpets, rugs, trunks
boxes, barrels, suit cases, contents con
sisting of clothing, linen, books. papers
stationery. pictures. crockery. sewing ma
chines, ice boxes, cutlery, lamps bric- "a
brac, emma and glassware. silverware
bedding, draperies and materials and OF her
wearing apparel. personal effects, and as
enumerated In the warehouse inventory
issued by this warehouse in each case and
held for the accounts Of the following
parties concerned:
,,Et nARNEsT SCHMIDT, MIR. UPTON
SLER, NJ. MURPHY G.. G. MARTIN, MIR
STORM. KATE SULLIVAN, ISABEI.
FLAnERTY. MRS. RRESLIN. MRS r.
l; BRENNAN, J. j.. SfIEEHAN, MRS. r.
HAAS. O'CONNOR. c. ANDREWS.
LENOX STORAGE e. TRANSFER CO.. Inc.
Sd Ave. & 80th St, New York City
New-York tribune., 1921-01-27
Cooks

COOK. young English woman: excellent cook :.
canadian; references. S.. Miss Hoffmayer's g
agency, 10 East 43d st., Sd floor. Tel. 8s47
Murray Hill. 49, S''
New-York tribune., 1921-01-27
Manhattan

GOTH ST. NEAR 5TH.-.-Very exceptional /,
rooms and unth; furnished apartment ::
Henry d. Winart. SAG Madison av. Plaza
2io3.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-27
Mrs. Barksdalc, of Wilmington,
Takes Apartment On S;h Ave

Mrs. II. M. BarksdaNe, of Whining
ton. Del, has leased, through Dourlas
L. Gilman & Co. the Railing apart
ment at 787 Fifth Avenue; the same
brokers leased an apartment at 420
Park Avenue to Walter B. Duryea and
at 565 Park Avenue to J. p. Wilton
Stuarf
New-York tribune., 1921-01-27
$4,000 Loan on Queens Flats

The Long Island City Savings Bank
has loaned $4,000 to the Queensboro
Corporation on eight Garden Apart
ment buildings on Twcnty-third Street.
Jackson Heights. This institution
holds the mortgage loans on the ad
joining six Garden Apartment build
ings, making total aggregate mort
gage on the fourteen buildings be-
tween Polk and Fillmore avenues of
$3.50 OOO
New-York tribune., 1921-01-27
Buyer of Bryan L. Kennelly's
House To Alter Ii Inio Suites

Everett NJ Seixas Company sold for
Bryan L.: Kennelly his dwelling 60
West Fiftieth Street to the $3.50 Cor
poration which was formed recently
to take over and alter the property
into small apartments and stores. The
house is Columbia College leasehold
20x100. The lease is for seven years
with twcnty-one-year renewal priv
New-York tribune., 1921-01-27
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE

103D. 500 WEST--Four- room apartment, ali
improvements middle-aged couple refer
ences. $1,000. j. Travers.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-27
SURRoGATEs' NOTICES

DIX. ALFRED. Pm PURSUANCE OF
an ors'er OF Honorable John p Coha.en
Surrogate OF the County OF New tolh
notice Is hereby given TO ali persons hsvins
claims against Aired p. Dix. late OF tns
County OF New York, deceased. 10 presens
the same, with the vouchers thereon -
the subscribers at their place Of transacs"
ing business. at the office OF Root. Cla1ks
Euckner & Howland. their attorneys q
No. 81 Nassau Street. in tho Borough O
IN the City of New York. stag
Of New York. on before the goth day -
February next.
Dated. Now York. the 10th day OF A.
gust. 1890.
EMILY r. DIX.
MILDRED d. LEESoN
ExecutriceA.
ROOT, CLARK. Bt,CKNER 4 How
LAND. Attorneys for ExecutriceA ~
nee and p. D. Address. No. 81 NeeoS
street, Borough Of Manhastsss Nsv
yerk City.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-27
LEGAL NOTICES
HOLLOWAY. ELIZABETH RIcKI

HOLLOWAY. ELIZABETH RICKETTS, (slso
,npH SnpTn as az, Ellzabsth T1iI eth M Rickets, THE
BY THE GRACE OF GOD, FREE AND in
nEpENDEMT toEneE asEsS; TO charles d: Newton; A.
Lawrence Ohlen Holloway. husband Of Eliza ,,
beth Ricketts, Holloway, also known as Eli
a5etn NJ Ricketts, deceased, Elizabeth G..
II any, her heirs at law, next Of kin and
successors in interest if any, whose names
ana residences are unknown and cannot be
ascertalned and Mary A. Rice Alice Lear
mont, and all other heirs at law and next OF
KIN fn Of said Eizabeth Ricketts, Holloway,
also Also known a as Elizabeth NJ. ticretts. de-
law or next of kin. or any other person
named above or described herein as unk nown
has died subsequently to the death of Eliza
beth Ricketts, Holloway, also known as
Elizabeth n. Ricketts,. deceased. the unknown
widows, husbands. heirs at law, next of kin
executors, administrators, devisees legatees
asslgnees, grantees. persons claiming
through or under any such person or per-,
trust Company designated in said VIII as a
contingent Executor thereof and CONTINGENT
vrustes ly1, a,, :, thereunder, r,,l SEND GREETING
company, domestic corporation having it's
p!lncipai place OF business at No. 90 William
street IN the Rorou Of Manhattan. City
or New York. has lately applied to the Sur
rogates' Court of our County of New York.
20 nave certain instrument in writing re-
ihI'ns hrl,, 10 5oth real and personal property.
OF Elizabeth Ricketts, Holloway, also known
as tllzaheth NJ. Ricketts, deceased who was
at the time OF her death u resident of ia
Wes. 57th Street in the County Of Nav
York. deceased. THEREFORE, you and
sach OF you are cited to show cause
before the Surrogates' Court of our
County of New York, at the Hall OF Rec
ords, IN the County of New York on the
died and twenty-opc. at half-past ten ori"c,r
in the forenoon of that day why the said
WI! and testament should not be admitted
TO- probate as will of real and personal
property
in TESTIMONY WHEREOF, we have
caused the seal of the Surrogates' Court Of
the SAID county of New York to be here
unto affixed S
6. WITNESS. Honorable John p. Cohalan. a
Surrogate of our said County of New Yor,,
ut said County. the goth day Of January in
the year OF our Lord, one thousand nine
nundred ana twenty one US) DANIEL,
Court. 7~''"
GELLER. RoLsroN & BLANC. Atotrncvs
ior fetitioner. 22 Exchange Place. New
New-York tribune., 1921-01-27
Machinery
Pianos and Music al Instruments

MACHINE SHOP with 5000 square fee,
desires work. Amendoia 43a Il. 1coth ST.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-27
Rents Nepera Park Home

Mrs. r. C. Mason rented her house
at 81 Austin Avenue, in the Nepera
Park section of Yonkers, to Mrs. j
Nortcn, OF this city, through Thomas
g Rnrl1n
New-York tribune., 1921-01-27
Manhattan

LOWER WEST S1DE-TWO TENEMENTS
plot 50xN2, $4,000 Also 5-story tene-
ment. so rooms $4,000. Terms reasonable.
Plot, l0Ox9S9. for sale or lease for long
term.
VAN VIIET & PLACE.
l6 E.is.hfh
New-York tribune., 1921-01-27
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Domestic

COOKS, Mattresses; cook houseworkcr,
bachelors apartment: maids, nursery
governesses. couples. cook. useful butler,
6o2 9Th av.. Jacquin's Agency.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-27
Rents House in White Plains

Prince e. Ripley have rented for
V. II. Hou'berg his house in the
Prospect Park section of White Plains
to Wallace w. Lyon, who recently sold
his Mamaroneck Road property
through the same broker
New-York tribune., 1921-01-27
Shoe Firm Gets 57th ST.. House

j. Z 7. Cousins. sh0o manufacturers,
leased from Mrs. Clara D. Frazier
through S. Osgood Pell & Co. from
February l, for twentv-one years the
four story dwelling at II West Fifty
seventh Street for an aggregate rental
of $700,000. 1t will be rebuilt into a
store and salesrOOm
New-York tribune., 1921-01-27
Sells House at MontcIair

Julia Z. James sold to Lester A.
Grimes stucco residence on Gardner
Place, Montclair, N. j., through the
Simpson Merritt Company. of Mont
clair ~ j.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-27
English Railroad Takes
Fifth Avenue Offices

Douglas l.. Gilman & Co., Inc, has
leased to the Great Eastern Railway
Company of England, II. j. Ketcham,
general agent, suite Of Offices at
309-311 Fifth Avenue
New-York tribune., 1921-01-27
In the Auction Market
By .Joseph y Dav

BY Joseph z Day
I'd AV, 2a41. ne 127th at. 22xsO; 4-story
tenement and starcs. Bank for Savinrs
nKt Renes Hughes ranniizo ct al; due
sSoSo1.Vb, taxes etc s2,o5o.o3 TO tho
New-York tribune., 1921-01-27
Queens

FOR SALE. room apartment. Eln,hurst
section; $500 cash. balance easy terms;
all outside rooms; new; immediate occu-
ments SIS. Phone Chaplin, Newtown 1851
New-York tribune., 1921-01-27
Estate Sells 86.h Street House

The estate of Lambert S. Quicken
bush sold 245 East Eiehty-sixth Street,
fourstory dwelling. 15x10O for
which the seller has been asking $15,-
600, through Nathan Schwartz.
REAL ;csrATE-sALE or RENT
New-York tribune., 1921-01-27
Newark Man BUYS at Wykagyl

Tho Wykngyl Holding Company
sold one of it's new houses on Ok
ford Road to Clarence A. Seaman, of
Newark, NJ j. Tho property was held
at $30,0OO
New-York tribune., 1921-01-27
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NeStcheSsfr

WS-OVF;RLOOKING HUDSON.
ii y MO- double floors pla side walls
and ceilings; X block from trolley. Pos
session May 1st. S2.5c0 $500 cash. bal
ance instailment mortgage. r. L. LENT,
OssninE. Phone S40
NEW ROCHELLE HOME, $4,000
bargain. lc rooms. baths gas cleo
tricity, tireplaccs. sleeping porch; plot Sex
$50. OCONNOR REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
240 Huguenot st. Phone 594 New Rochelle.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-27
New York State
New JclIcy

ONE OF Asbury Parks best and choicest
corners, 60xl00. "a rooms furnished. two
blocks from ocean, a location seldom Of
fered, for sale, price $4,000; terms. Box
248. Wcstfield. N. j.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-27
HELP WANTED MALE

foCNG MAN. Is to 18, Christian, general
office work with importing cnncern
La Mamma Arena & Farnan. 3e7 Washing
New-York tribune., 1921-01-27
instruction
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Chambermaids

CHAMBERMAID- WAITRESS or KITcH-
enmaid young Irish girl: new arrival:
CITY preferred, X. Miss Hofmayer's Agen-
cy. ~ East 43d St. Sd floor. Telephone
se47 Murray Hill.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-27
Any Amount
Money for Mortgages
DUROSS CO., 261 Broadway.
Phone 5734 Barclay.
Modern Loft Building

Sale, near CITY Hall; 5-story basement:
heavy construction. entrance on two streets;
Elevator. steam heat, automatic Are alarm
Particulars Rutland & Whiting Benjamin
Corp. So ID SIS st