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New-York tribune., 1921-06-20

Aocul Board "A. Brooklyn
assA Edmund A. Bastenu (E. A. Bas-
tenu, Edmund August Bastenu), 20l
1882 Herbert Biow, $50 washington Ave.
1o4s Thos Bret tThomas Rrett). 4s I'm
s5sA Charles Carroll 4ss Adslphi St
1878 Thos. Jay Clark (Thomas Jay Clari)
742 Dean St
1904 Albert Cremer. 5ss Vanderbilt Ave.
brooklyn. or 1T3 Central Ave. West
Hobokep. N. r.
1SsoA Ellis J. Cunningham, s4b Park PI.
S27 Ben5. Evans (Benjamin). $40 Grand
es Ave. Brooklyn. or Lake Carriers AS
sembly Association Cleveland
9o3A Truman E. Evarts, 10 South Ok
1919 Timothy Gordon 4s5 Vanderbilt Ave.
2i93 George w Harris. 4Ts waveriy Ave
"A Edward Jacobs, s29 Atlantic Ave
II Fred Jones. an Adelphi st.
1S49 Louis keiler (Louis r. Keller). 81
1854 ,a,5,,, MiIliam p. Lister CIV. nistsr,, a.
141a gae,sno- Marinena tMarineli). 753
34A Charles Martin (Chas MARTINI. 13s
Waverly Ave.
14os Rg.ogbesr Robert W Mason (Robert, W. Robert).
1925 Agid Mathica "a. Mctlica, Agit Nc
Thica, Agid Matllca), s07 Bergen St
or care v DelavaiIe. 243 Nostrand
Ave.
1859 Charles B. Nilsin (Balgel Nelson.
Nilsson, Nelsinl, 212 St Marks Ave Ave
1882 Edward A. tAllen) Nelson, 6s2 Grand
Ave.
a2so Charles W. Packard, 254 St. Mark.
Ave.
1876 James S. (stewart. stuart) Pavne.
6s4 Washington Ave, ~ "''
22o4 BENJAMIN 3f,1j Pearsall, 4s4 Clinton Ave.
! tS william Perry S82 Dean ST
New-York tribune., 1921-06-20
Activity i'm Third Avenue

]. Edgar Leaycraft g. Co, with
Brown, Wheelock & Co., leased the two
buildings at the southeast corner of
Third Avenue and Sixteenth Street to
Louis Spiro and subleased the corner
store for the new lessee.
J. Edgar Leaycraft & Co. leased the
buildings 139 and 141 Third Avenue to
Dr. E. II. Hirshfield at ar aggregate
rental of 100000; the store at 52s
Third Avenue to Rafael Arrue; the
store 532 Third Avenue to Morris
Goldenberg; the store 532 Eighth Ave
nue. to A. Catacosinos, and the parlor
floor store "a Eighth Avenue to Mrs. S.
Cabal for 2 tea room.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-20
Queens Borough Leads Way
In Plans for New Construction

The Greensboro Chamber of Com
merce announces that Queens Borough
States in the amount of new building
construction for the month of May.
The data on which this statement is
based were compiled from report re-
ceived from The American Contractor.
In the month 1907 plans were filed
for new buildings, estimated to cost
s7,995,390, showing an increase of 81
per cent over May, 1920, when 1856
plans were filed, at an estimated cost
of S4119811
New-York tribune., 1921-06-20
Many Purchase Flats
AT Jackson Heights

Suites at Jackson Heights have been
MacNeil, F. G. Kelley, Henry M. Sui
livan, Charles C. Flick, V. r. Savic,
Wyckoff Peyser, Miss M. F. Mullane,
John G. Stuart, ]. Wade McGowin, j ohm
F. Glenn, John Wildberger, Herbert A.
Austin, Albert P. Leonard, Mrs. Sarah
W. Harper, Mrs. Clara NJ. Roby, Carol
Schilo, Thornton D. Skidmore, Gran
Vile B. Triplett, Kenneth E. Stockton,
Hubert L. Garfield and David F. Sasser
New-York tribune., 1921-06-20
Safeguards Boys in Camp
General Bullard Tells of Pre-
CARTONS aft PIattsburg

Major General Robert Lee Bullard,
commanding the Cd Corps Area, issued
an order yesterday dealing with the
precautions which will he taken in safe
guarding and developing the young
men who will go to the Pattshurg
camp this summer. The order was is
sued with the intent of allaying all
fears that older men might be placed
IN the same companies with boys, and
that the latter might be called upon
to undertake duties detrimental to their
health.
The order, which is the outcome Of
many inquiries and conferences, states
that sperial care will be taken with
regard to equipment, clothing and
shoes. Reduced size packs will be used
and marches will be shortened. The
young men will not be required to per-
form duties beyond their physical
caDacity
New-York tribune., 1921-06-20
sssn,oriaI Service for Late
commander Calbraith To
Be Held by Veterans
>nnday at Old Trinity
x-Service Men of Whole
City Are Expected to
Sake Part; Posts TO Al
wnd With Their Coiors

memorial service, which, II present
Jams Of the American Legion organi-
Fsrion in greater New York material
isss, will be the NEST impressive of it's
s,na in this city in many years will be
%eId next Sunday at Old Trinity Church,
grosdway aud Wall Street, as a tribute
"a Frederick W. Galbraith jr., late ma
toni commander sf the Legion.
War veterans of the FIVE boroughs of
sss greater city will combine in paying
tsis homage TO the memory of their
yIrorous leader. and it is expected that
sandreds OF pasts will attend in a
body. Drsped colors will DE carried by
zach contingent, and Legionnaries are
asked to wear their uniforms.
The services will be under the direc-
s;on Of the metropolitan committee.
which is composed Of delegates from
ths i've counties, and it is probable
that Bishop William r. Manning will
oeliver the eulogy.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-20
Vanderbilt Estate Brooklyn
Lots To Be Sold at Nighf

By order of the Brooklyn Trust Com
pany, trustees of the estate of the late
John Vanderbilt, the Jere Johnson jr
Co. will sell at auction, Tuesday, at
500 p. m, in the Brooklyn Real Estate
Exchange, thirty-nine dual subway sta
ton lots in Gravesend Avenue, Twenty
third Avenue, Sixtieth Street and Da-
hill Road (West Street,, directly at
the Avenue N station on the Culver
elevated extension Of the dual subway
system.
The same auctioneers on Saturday
June 20, will hold a sale of 110 husi-
ness and bungalow lots on Flatbush
Avenue and Avenue U, Hendrickson
and Coleman streets and Kimball Lane,
Brooklyn, contiguous to Mill Basin,
KimbalI Basin and Jamaica Bay.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-20
n. Y. Pie Baking Go.
BUYS New Jersey Block

TIE New York Pie Baking Company
acquired through Louis Schlesinger,
Inc, the block at 445-459 New Jersey
Railroad Avenue, fronting on Emmett
and Wright Streets and Avenue A,
from the United New Jersey Railroad
& Canal Company. 1t has frontage
of 260 feet and depth of 224 feet.
The Guild property at 70-72 Clinton
Avenue, southeast corner Of Lincoln
Park, has been sold and IA Clinton
Avenue, adjoining, has been leased
both through Mr.. Schlesinger The
former was purchased by A. S. Reid
& Co, dealers in clay products; also
IA Clinton Avenue was leased for a
term to Decher G. Decher, chiroprac-
tors. In East Newark he sold for Will
lam Francis to H. C. Robertson, 421-
4351a John Street, with frontage of
230 feet, on which are sixteen two
story brick dwellings,.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-20
Staten Island Buyer to Erect
Home on Site Purchased

Cornelius G. Kolff, with E. Cossman,
sold vacant plot having a frontage of
so feet on Belair Road and so feet on
Hope Avenue, Fort Wadsworth, for the
Belair Manor Company, Inc, to Annie
Parish, who will build a one-family
dwelling, and to George Grasser plot
50x150 feet on Belair Road, Fort Wads-
worth, for the Belair Manor Company,
Inc.
Mofatt & Schwab sold for Ethel P.
Roach a plot on Oxford Place, Battery
View Park, Tompkinsville, to Ernest
Iehmit1
New-York tribune., 1921-06-20
Sells House i'm Montclair

The Simpson Merritt Company sold
for Clifford e. and Adelaide NJ. Har-
ris to Walter E. Greenwood, ef Orange,
a ten-room residence at 261 Midland
Avenue, Montclair. N. j., for $4,000.
for Mrs. c. W. Rouzer, to Henry s.
Haskins, her property. consisting of
three acres, with large dwelling, COM
binaticn stable and garage, on North
held Road, West Orange, n. J.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-20
Governesses, Etc.
Nurses, etc.

SUPERIOR NURSE. can take three chill
dren, any age, $50; splendid references:
anywhere. Miss sheas Agency, East
4lst st. Murray Hill B174
New-York tribune., 1921-06-20
Cleveland Man BUYS
Large Tract at Palm Beach

Ladd & Nichols report the sale By
their Falm Beach Office of the ocean
front property adjoining the estate of
Harry Payne Bingham to Edmond E..
Allyne, of Cleveland. This property
consists of tract running from the
ocean to the lake, and has on it one of
the finest cocoanut groves in Florida.
The purchaser will erect large winter
cottage. The property was held at
100000. Other adjacent owners are
the Phipps estate, E. Clarence Jones
and DR.. Willev L. Kingsley:
New-York tribune., 1921-06-20
Another Auction of Lots
I'm Long Island (,;tv

Another sale Of 115 lots in the AS
toria section of Long Island CITY viii
be held on Thursday in the Vesey
Street salesroom by Joseph P. Day.
The lots, which will close out the
holdings of the late Lewis Einstein,
are on Radde, Academy, Crescent, Will
liam, Sunswick, Orange ard ney
streets, and Washington, Pierce, Gra-
ham and Van Alst avenues.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-20
ACTIVITY i'm FIaibush Section

f. Mishkin sold for Mr.. Partalona
1419 Avenue J, three-story building;
for Rex Realty Company one-familv
dwelling in Parkway Gardens; for the
Medlaw Realty Company a one-family
dwelling, 1864 East Fifteenth Street;
for the Blue jay Realty Company 8
one-family dwelling, 9a5 East Twenty
third Street, 46x100, and plot, 4ox1oo,
TO the Carpenter Construction Company,
in East Seventh Street, between Ave
nues l and J, which will ne improved
with O dwelling.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-20

LADY'S MAID (FrenchJs first class. ez-
cetlent Sean1stress, packer, traveller; very
best references; SOS. 19Ason's Agency. IA
". 42d.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-20

ReveHe Post will meet tonight, when
ueegates viii be chosen to the county
convention
New-York tribune., 1921-06-20
LeOnia House for Professor

Bowles & Co. sold at Leonia. N, T..
a house on Longview Avenue, to Pro
fessor Thomas B. Stanley, of New York
University; also bungalow on Hill
SIDE Averue to Thomas Metcalf, of
Englewood, N. J.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-20
PROPOSALS

TREASURY DEPARTMENT., sTPERvIs-
ing Architects ONCE, washington d G
June I4 192t-SEALED PROPOSALS will
1921, for the mechanical equipment az the
Junior Meaical OdicerS Quarters AT the
United States MariNe Hospital New York
=. 7. (Stapletou5, IN aceordzncs with
drawings ami specifications copies ns
which may be obtained from the supersts-
ing Chief Engineer, Room No. Isl. irnfreS
States Custom House, New York, n Y
or at thia office, IN the discretion, OF the
Supervising Architect. JAS A. WET
MORE, Acting Supervising Architect
New-York tribune., 1921-06-20
Store Apartment Building
In Far Rockawav Sold

The Lewis H. May Co. sold for
Kathryn ". CaFrey 7o3 and 705 Cen
trail Avenue, Far Rockaway, L. L., to
j. Ezra & Charles Smith. The property
has a frontage of fifty-six feet on Cen
trail Avenue, improved with two three
story stores and apartments. The pur-
chasers own the adjoining property
and now control a frontage of over
125 feet. The property was held at
$4,000.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-20
Miscellaneous

A LADY wishes To place ha7 cook In eouu-
try for summer. Telephone Plaza I4sa
New-York tribune., 1921-06-20
George Blowers Gets Edgemont
New Home at MaIha-ou-So -Sou,,d

Malba Estates Corporation sold
through Champ & Dasey, sales di-
recors, Edgemont, a Southern Colo
niaI residence jusi completed at Malba-
on n-the-Sound, L. /. The purchaser is
s. George Blowers, president of S. G.
Blowers & Co. The house is on n
quarter acre on Fourth Avenue, ever
looking the Sound.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-20
Notables at Convention

With a promise to attend the ma
tional convention of the American
Legion in Kansas City next fall, re-
ceived from Marshal Foch, of France,
and Field Marshal Haig, Of Great
Britain, officials in charge of the con-
vsntion program to-day were preparing
to extend invitations to Marshal
Jotfre, of France, and Admiral Beatty,
Of Great Britain.
Convention officials were hopeful
that Marshal Joffre could attend, as
he is expected to pass through the
United States about the time Of the
convention or his way home from an
official visit to China and Japan.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-20
Quaint Penataquit Point Realty
in Hands of Auctioneer
Far Sale

Bryan L. Kennedy will sell at
auction on June 25, 120 water front
...ots, one stueco dwelling and one
large clubhouse, located at Pens taquit
Point, Bay Shore, L. |. Penasaquit
Point is cut off from the mainland by
a forty foot canal spanned by brf1gss.
This point offers an ideal spot for
beautiful homes and cozy cottages.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-20
Mattresses

WAITRESS, capable, good appearing $50 /:
two years last place Miss shea 8 Agency,
East 4ist st Murray Hill s7T4
New-York tribune., 1921-06-20
BUSINESS CARDS

diamonds, Jeweiry, Etc.
DIAMONDS boughr and sold for caxh freru
individuals or estates. BENNETT frs
broadway. ID soor.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-20
HE'LL WANTED MALE

Miscellaneous
BUTCHERS WANTED.
HAM BONERS,
BEEF BONERS,
SAUSAGE MAKERS,
PORK BUTCHERS,
PORK STORE TENDERS,
pELICATBSSEN CLERKS.
EXPERIENCED MEN ONLY
NEED APPLY
OPEN SHOP CONDITIONS.
UNION SCALE
OF WAGES
EIGHT-HOUR DAY
OTTO STAHL, INC,
176 EAST 127TH ST.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-20
Buys Home i'm BronxvilIe

The Robert E. Farley Organization
sold for A. F. Russell his house at Gard
and Casillis Avenues, Bronxville, to
Francis S. Foy, of this city; for the
estate of William B. Rice, of Boston, a
plot in the Bryn Mawr Park section Of
Yonkers, to Mrs. Mary W. Carr, of this
city, who will erect dwelling, and for
David F. Carter a plot in the Bryn
Mawr Park section of Yenkers to C. F..
Hansen, who also plans a home.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-20
Gets Norwood Gardens Home

The Rickert-B Brown Realty Company
sold to Charles P. Early a two-story
brick dwelling on Seventh Avenue, in
house, which contains eight rooms, two
baths and q garage, 10 one OF thirty
just completed.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-20
Automobile Instruetion

REPAIRING, driving taught short time
license guaranteed; ladies' classes; also
Ford lessons. American Auto School, 726
Lexington sv.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-20

WILL SuBLET eIgllt-room (three baths)
apartment, No. 440 West End avs un-
furnished. for two years, from Sept nber
50, 1921, at $4,000 per annur; furnished,
$1,000 Write or call Charles Putzel, Wool
worth Building.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-20
Plan Homes for Staten Island

Cornelius G. Kolf, with Talbot Root.
sold six lots at Vanderbilt Avenue and
Prince Street, Stapleton, s. l., to Fred
erick Vollweiler, who Will erect three
two-family houses.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-20
To Mark AL Graves

American Legion posts throughout
the world we're called on by q bulletin
issued from national headquarters to
determine the exact grave of every
American soldier dead from Lexing-
ton to the Argonne, as the first step
IN sssuming the heritage of forever
kening green their memory"
"The order will result" the bulletin
added, ain the reclamation of aban-
doned burial grounds and the placing
G suitable headstones over graves
Oag since forgotten.
Each post and unit will obtain from
heal organizations in their communi-
ties springing from the Revolution,
tie War of 1872 the Mexican War, the
civil War. the Indian campaigns, the
Spanish War and the Philippine In
surrection, lists and charts accurate
ly showing spots where Americas de-
tenders are sleeping. These documents
will be used by Legion posts in the
future to make sure that the soldier
graves are properly marked and cared
fer during the year and that they are
decorated on Memorial Day"
New-York tribune., 1921-06-20
Home for Police Lieutenant

Police Lieutenant Daniel j. Shea pur-
chased from Robert Halsey jackson his
former home, 500 Palisades Avenue,
Yonkers, through Thomas S. Burke.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-20
18th Street Site for HospitaI

The site Selected by the People 9
Hospital for it's new hospital building
is at 324 to 328 East Fifteenth Street
near Second Avenue. 1t is now covered
by two six-story tenements, 45x193.3
The seller was Charles R. Sommer.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-20

VACATION PosrTIoN-CoIlege studsnt or
teacher; liberal salary; excellent expert
ence. perInanenoy possible. AZ T., Box 10s,
Station r, Manhattan.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-20
Recreational Expert Needed

County headquarters asks for the
services 8 few hours each week of a
volunteer rscrea tional expert, who will
eaoperste with Miss Broekett, the Red
Gross workers at the Manhattan State
hospital, Wards Island. and outline
plan which might be used at that
institution for patients who are able to
participate in outdoor games.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-20
Brokers i'm Cidding Lease

Harry " Moore and Harlo J. Sparks
we're the brokers in the recent lease of
the J. NJ. Gliding building, SEA and 56s
Filth Avenue, to Gecrg Constantins
New-York tribune., 1921-06-20
show at Seton HospifaI

Boxing Commissioner Dan Shilling,
who is the adjutant of the Bronx
County Legion. is arranging a boxing
tournament and vaudeville show for
the patients at Seton Hospital, all OF
vhom are veterans who were gassed
overseas. The event is scheduled to
take place at the hospital next Thurs
day evening.
Among the boxers who have volun-
feered their services are Jimmy Kelly,
Spider Roach, Jimmy Cooney, Nanny
Wexlsr, Mickey Sotnik, Young Rose
Danny Deegan, Jack Dorman, Joe Dill
lon, Jimmy Burns, Charlie Regan
Eddie Crozier and frankie Jerome. En-
tertainers include Joe Eddie and Frank
Powers, BIZ Stanton, Eddie Geary,
jack Egan and Harry Fasig.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-20

hrooklyn, viii make a pilgrimage to the
grsye OF Colonel Theodore Roosevelt on
New-York tribune., 1921-06-20
LEGAL NOTICES
SUPREME coURr, NEW YORK coUv-

SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY
In the Matter OF the Application Of
THOMAS LONDRIGAN, owner of prem
ICES known as 118 Charlton Street, in the
Borough OF Manhattan. City, County and
state OF New York, to have satisfied and
disc harged OF record csrtain mortg age
covering the above described premises and
recorded In the office of the Register of
New York County in Liber 1SI Sec. OF
Mortgages. at page 46S, pursuant to Sec.
322 of the Real Property Law.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that q
Houon viii be made on the above applica-
ton at Special Term OF the Supreme
held at the County Court House in the
Borough OF Manhattan, City Of New York
at Part thereof. on the 11th day OF July
1921, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon Of said
day or as soon thereafter as counsel can
be heard, for an order dispensing with the
production of the mortgage recorded IN
Liber 13l, Sec. 2 of Mortgages at page 46s
covering premises known as I1s Carton
Street. Borough of Manhattan City and
state of New York, and certificate of
dlscnargs or the same, and directing its
cancellation of record. without the de-
posit OF any money in Court
Dated, June Is, 1921.
MARTIN J. BIRMINGHAM.
Attorney for Petitioner. Of1ce and Post
Office Address, No. 55 Liberty Street
Borough of Manhattan. New York City
To THOMAS CONVILLE BREWING COM
PANY, Its officers. directors stockhold-
ers or successors in interest:
The foregoing notice is served upon you
by publication, pursuant to an order OF THE
supreme Court OF the state OF New York,
dated the 18th day of June, 1921. and dled
together with petition Of Thomas Lon
drigsn in the office OF the Clerk OF the
House in the Borough of Manhattan, City
and State of New York.
Dated, June 18th, 1921.
MARTIN J. BIRMINGHAM
Attorney for Petitioner, Of9ce and Post.
office Address. No 55 Liberty Street.
Borough of Manhattan, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-20

The Simpson-M Merritt Company sold
for Leslie NJ. Cain to DR.. w. w. Belden
nine-room residence on large plct at
81 Edgemont Road, Upper Mentclair,
n L for S14 Aln
New-York tribune., 1921-06-20
TONS WANTED FEMALE
Miscellaneous

KFTCHEEMATD or useful girl newly sr~
rived bright, IRISH $40. shea's Agercy.
East 4fst st. Murray Hill g774.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-20

David ". Gentle Post and its auxiliary
VIII meet o-n1orrow night in the Congre ga
Nonal Church. Al East 14sd Street. The
third commander. The auxiliary will
neid novelty dance on June 25 at the
arthur Murphy club. $50 fremont Avenue
New-York tribune., 1921-06-20
REAL EsrATE-sALE OR RENT


Beautiful home, aristocratic Parkhill
section, Yonkers; highest elevation liz West
chester; plot 1000 square feet; large trees
winding roads superb scenery, steam heat
electricity, parquetry; artistic decorations
open fireplace, tiled bath and sun parlor;
quarry tiled veranda; porcelain plumbing
fixtures: suitable terms
PHONE YONKERS 1928.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-20
New Jersey

BERGEN COUNTY, ". =.
Large Colonial house. beautifully sttu-
ated, 40 minutes to New York by train or
trolley; adjoining golf club; large barn
and garage; corner plot; newly painted and
decorated; will rent furnished, July, Au-
gust and September. Address D AIS,
New-York tribune., 1921-06-20

At the headauarters OF James s.
slosson Post. eT Stuyvesant Place, Staten
Island. tonight a meeting will be held in
honor OF the late national commander
New-York tribune., 1921-06-20

tonal Church Al East 14sd Street. The
POST recently elected Joseph A. SWEET as
nea a novelty dance on June IS at the
Arthur Murphy Club. s6s fremont Avenue
The Sd Naval District Post will hold an
outing TN the Hudson next Saturday. The
geamer Catherine Johnson Will leave West
4lhsty sixth Street at 2 O'Clock, returning
a. lo;8o. Tickets, including supper: are 81
faen and may be obtained from the post
r9nmander. Mrs. Sarah z. Yeoman. 1877
Nesi Eighty-frst Street. In the event it
rams the outing will be held on July g.
ReTeiue Post will meet tonight, when
aslsgates viii be chosen to the county
convention
Members Of George p. Davis Post,
hrooklyn, viii make a pilgrimage TO the
Isy T. '''-'e' ''e'N''' : ''''S' 90 -
sriday evening at the Plymouth Insti
tl'e Grange Street. Brooklyn. Plans will
y e MADE ~ look after the bonus applica-
sons OF ex service men residing in the
p.1a the second annual rennion of the
3bssosra Frietchie Post on Thursday Ad-
satant General George w Stokes of the
Srand and Army Of the Republic. presented the
ornament charter TO the post. Colonel
rrsfeaaks command OF the Veterans OF
iRH " arss MADE an ADDRESS on is'en
.sps and closed by selling several yards
~ ~ the guests The money Is to be used
~ sailors soldiers and marines who are
oW OF luck" Edward Francis Bennett
,. The Motor Transport Post will enter
,3t n SICK or disabled veterans identifed
Nn motor transport activities Of the
4. =. h az a special meeting to be held
.iS.ti9rr0w evening al the New York Attn
Prs..hC Cilb =: T. De Sanchez. OF the
SSacn 49, high Commission. will talk 10 the
49, on French Reconstruction, Anna
pef'N@ bouts and u vaudeville pro-
anz!h ah have been arranged. Motor trans
'"'Nana are !hvited.
ma Tas Arthur vieus Post will meet IN Tnde-
bsag bsssqgsnce nee League Hall Tonight. The an
h. get-together" party of the post will
Asia Tomorrow evening. Sightseeing
AZ VIII leave ISoth street and Third
Re- .lue u az $50 p. I'd. and proceed 70 the
bs bn aar, City Island, where n dinner Will
served. A vaudeville entertainment and
fsr mai arrangements have been made
nsv. tis neldlng OF a summer nights festtva
M NJ y rlday evening by the auxiliary ef
eusr,.as y asaington Heights Post at the head
AnsstsrS or the auxiliary. 155th sstreet ano
slse,eF lam Avenue. The auxiliary has
Nstsa the following officers. President
fsiTtaeline e. Sullivan. vice president. Mariar
fstss1' Treasurer, Christine Mullaney. sec
vary. Gtida Silver
Wi, t1,sale Senator william Thorne Simpson
post aaasess tina members OF Old Glory
Eau-,Set their meeting In Public School 14o
Gz - Avenue and Sixtieth street. Brook
so-naorres sight.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-20
POST ACTIVITIES

Disabled veterans in Ward 80, Fox Hills,
profted 10 the extent OF $500 as a result
et me dance given recently by Lieutenant
Cd that ward There are still hfteen un-
adopted posts in the hospital and the
Legion is asked to take care of them.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-20

"a SocIete 0es 40 Hommes ana 3 CheVdu&,
often referred 20 as the 'inner shrine" OF
the Legion. Will hold meeting on the
evening Of June 40 at Craamer's $ Restau-
rant. l75 East Forty-third Street. All
members are urged TO attend.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-20

YOUNG eelorsd couple wish positions an
cook or cham beruaafa ana utility man in
small private family cut OK city Write
Wiilisns GO Irving p1