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New-York tribune., 1921-06-27
Real Estate News
Another Large Slice of
Long Beach To Be Sold
s75 Lois Will Be Disposed of
at Auction on the prenai-
SEES ON Saturday

Another large slice of Long Beach
will pass from individual ownership
into the hands of hundreds of specula-
tors, investors and builders on Juiy O.
stretch OF PTS lots is scheduled for
sale at this auction, which will start at
O'Clock IN the afternoon, Joseph p
lay Will be the auctioneer. IL will be
his second big auction at Long Beach
IN the last few months. At the last
sale at the beach he sold twice as many
parcels as were scheduled for sale.
he demand was so keen that the syn
dlcate Offering the land allowed add-
5onaI property TO be put up by Mr..
Day.
The lifting of building restrictions
OF fourteen years standing has brought
Long Beach realty into big demand,
and the impression is general that the
$40 lots which will be offered early
next month will be snapped UP quickly.
Speaking yesterday of this sale Mr..
Day said:
Long Beach got it's first real chance
TO grow into a rival of Atlantic City
recently when many of the most dras-
tic restrictions of fourteen years'
standing were removed.
Then came the big auction sale of
lots held by us on Saturday, May Is
and Decoration Day, st which the buy
ing was so intensely active that more
than 1000 lots, ranging in price from
S4o0 TO S6s250 each, were sold in six-
teen hours actual selling time, at the
rate of one every thirty seconds.
New Workers. did not take long to
wake up TO what restrictions Off
meant to the future Of Long Beach.
More than four times the number of
persons attended the sale than there
We're lots to be sold, it seemed. and.
naturally, there were not enough lots
to go around, and that lot of people
who wanted TO buy at Long Beach to
bulid bungalows as ail-the-year resi-
dences, boarding houses, hotels or
business buildings were unable to do
so and went away disappointed.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-27
Newark Business Building
Passes to New Hands

The realty at 70 and 70 Clinton
Avenue. southeast corner of Lincoln
Park, known as the Guild property, in
Newark, N. j., has been sold through
Louis Schlesinger, Inc. The property
was owned by the estate of William B.
Guild, represented by Theodore R..
Guild, executor, and was purchased by
a: s. Reid & Co. The property at IA
Clinton Avenue, owned by Louis Schles-
niger, has been leased for term of
years TO Decher & Decher, chironrac-
tors, of 671 Broad Street. They will
take possession on July /, at which
time Mr.. Schlesinger will move to the
Robert Treat Hotel.
A. S. Reid & Co. are dealers in face
brick, hollow building tile, and other
clay products. The Guild property was
acquired in January, 1857, from George
T. Cobb and Daniel Wilson, by the late
William B. Guild, who was one of New
ark's most prominent lawyers. The
plot has a frontage of 5967 feet on
Clinton Avenue and of 42.T4 feet on
feet on Lincoln Park.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-27
Manufacturers Pay High
Rental for Broadway Space

Adams & Co. leased a floor at 1872
1882 Broadway, to Tobias Klipstein, at
an aggregate rental of $150.00O, for
the manufacture Of coats and suits.
A. A. Hageman leased for Magoba
Construction Company, Inc, the third
Oft in the building now under con-
struction at 36 West Thirty-sixth
Street, to Milgraum Hat Frame Com
any.
Daress Company leased to Rocconova
e Gompole the store and basement 125
6hlte Street, and to the Standing Find
ing Corporation, the second loft in 89-
u Warren Street.
c, 1, Leasenfeld and G.. VI. Pearson
sehted offices at 2 West Forty-third
street TO ths American Asphalt Paint
company; in the National City Build
ag, Forty-seccnd Street and Madison
Avenue, 10 Aldridge, Tewkesbury & Co.
and IN the United States Realty Build
lEg, Us Broadway, to D. NJ. Lang.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-27
Fiel1t Stadium
/ Lumber erAWaited
For Building.
sr;lders of Homes Expect
After Big Fight To Get
II Low Cost 1000, 600
Feet of Material Used

r~osnects of further breaking lur-
srsses in the metropolitan build
9a ssl saaastructien market after the Car
y .sss,sr- ssr Dempsey fight in Jersey City
Es''i; y 'si;;s,nantiing the giant timber stadi-
). s and and selling The lumber in this mar
q = Is. 4 causing small home builders to
sss sss.r hailding construction work, ae-
es. es-s;ng Ia the current Dow Service
Se,Iv Building Reports.
va ssssneiful estimates as te the total
..a.,f;tv Of lumber contained III this
ss,~"s square structure rising three
...y;es above the ground, are eater
sss,sd bv prospective builders in New
y.ss Sss,is sEd vicinity The original esti-
..se .s for the lumber requirement for
ss;s az arena was 100000 board feet, but
s. fatal quantity that will be used in
= structure and enclosures viii ap-
.r.xisaaee = 1900, 900 feet. Thrifty home
ss;jaers have told THAR architects that
.ssg vii lwait before proceeding with
san.s construction until they can take
.svansage of the dismantling OF the
s+sSiup, and the sacrifice sales that
sasrulators vii loffer the public for
His material.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-27
Home Buying i'm MonfcIair

The Frank Hughes Company has sold
for George H. Price jr. to Alfred D.
Williams the Colonial residence at 151
North Mountain Avenue, Montclair, NJ
]. The property was held at 22,500
They also sold at Upper Montclair for
Charles V. R. Marsh, of the Fidelity
and Deposit Company Of Maryland. to
Gordon James 45 Oakwood Avenue
valued at $4,000.
Leonard Morgan Company, Inc, sold
for Lipton Realty Company the two
dwellings, 100x1oO, 81 and 31s Division
Avenue, Hasbrouck Heights, N. j., to
Mr.. Page.
Frank Hughes Company also sold
for Weir Merryweather to Mrs. E. j.
Pierce the property Rydal Place,
held at $4,000, and sold at Glen Ridge
for Charles Cluther to Walter Mehl, of
Jersey City, property at the southwest
corner of Ridgewood Avenue and OK
ford Street, comprising over one-half
an acre, for about $500.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-27
Investor Buys Flushing
Structure Being Built

The building being erected at 1os
Main Street, Flushing, has been sold
by Quinlan, Terry & johnson through
David T. McGrath to George Tsitsera,
proprietor of the New York Restaurant,
for investment. The property was held
at s45,00o0.
j. Albert Johntra sold for Robert
Bruce his home at 81 North 14th
Street, Flushing, 50x1o0, to Paul A.
Gerpel, and for James Barrio for Mr,
Rerger two-family dwelling at 16o
Twentieth Street, 27xf0o; also sold two
lots in Twenty-third Street, 400 feet
north Of State Street, to Josephine Mil
ler and Elizabeth Adams, and two lots
on the same street to Anna Burg. The
buyers plan to erect homes.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-27
No Realty Sold in Orange
Or rMaplewoodW edsaesday
BROKERS' Retired for Day 10 Find
Champions In Ranks in Golf,
Tennis and Baseball

Ns real estate was sold last Wednes-
s.v by real estate brokers of the
oranges and Maplewood. 1t was a day
i snort for them, the eleventh an
maj Geld day of the Board of Realtors
i Orange and Mapiewood. All re-
5orted at the South Orange Field Club
4 o'clock in the morning and set
ant 70 find the champions of the asso-
eistion in golf, tennis, bowling and
baseball. Those who did not engage
IN these contests entered into 8 guess
ing contest.
Perry Ferguson Of Maplewood cap
,rred the golf match. Raymond Con-
rely president Of the association, and
lack Herbert were runners-up. Others
yhs qualified for trophies in the Kick
srs Handicap Tournament were A. W.
Richards, Oscar Brown, Harry Taylor,
Frank Bowas and Herbert Rumrill.
Henry Wilmington, Jack Herbert, Bert
gumrill and T. Il. Tiplin ir. captured
honors in the tennis matches.
Ray keean and Harry Taylor cap
sained the Yanks and the Giants in
the afternoon in game which was
xon By the Giants, to 2. Frank H.
Taylor, who lays much stress on his
irst name, was the babe Ruth" of
.he games banging out the ball time
sfter time. he said it was his first
game in twenty years. 1t was well for
the Yanks that they did not line up,
against Taylor sooner.
The outing and games were declared
success by the entertainment com
nittee, Herbert Runrill, Burton Much
nore, Frank Bowes and Raymond Con-
molly. chairman, and Herbert Austin,
T. J. Brown, Oscar Brown, John J.
Bsrhert, E. e. Hughes, Adam Decker,
Perry Ferguson, Messrs. Dudley and
Bauer, Charles c. Zurich. George Mack,
Nuchmore Bros, J. Charles O'Brien,
&c. 0'Donoghue, Walter Pruden, James
R. Ransom, A. w. Richards, Charles
!. Rousek, A. r. selleck, Frank n. Tay-
lor, Harry Taylor, George Taylor,
henry Wilmington and r. Fl. Tiplin jr.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-27
HELP WANTED FEMALE

Miscellaneous
GIRLS AND WOMEN
pep
You will find the workers In tho
SUNSHINE BAKERY full CT PEP
and GOOD CHEER because they are
working under ideal conditions
We need PART-TTMW WORKERS.
hours a day. Also FULL-TIME
WORKERS
LOOSEN -wILES BTSC-fT COMPANY,
1853 East 42d Street
Second Floor
New York City.
ACHER-Resourcefu personality, vsca-
tion at summer resort; good salary,
and bonus. N. T., Box los.
Station F. Manhattan.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-27
General Bouseworkers, Etc.

USEWoRRER--Neat. nice woman, witt
good boy, six; small family country
$50 Mrs. Mason's Agency, 1s West 43d 81
New-York tribune., 1921-06-27

HOITSEWOREERS econple3. young excel
lent ecok; man useful outside, IN: sE3S
Shea's agency, p. 4isti Muir. Hill sta.
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APARTMENTS TO EEr-FURNHsHED


gkdNIIdINau
s4TH ST., 2s EAST
Sublet, low rental. bright top front apart :
ment. three rooms. bath, kitehenefte. ee-
TatoE; maid service roof: pfivate phone
until October; silS, Telephone Plaza lo42.
69TH S'F fat Broadway)---s roorls large,
comfortable, reasonable; two months,
Columbus 1868.
ls9TH ST. WEST large room, three
windows, private bath and kitchenette,
IN SELECT private residence. Audubon 4sf7.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-27

real buyer Of ia and 1le East Twenty
NTH Street. II will improve the site
with an eleven-story store, Office and
showroom building a1x93, from plans
~ Randolph U. Alincroty, architect.
The cost of the project il estimated at
100000,
The Randolph Realty Corporation,
representing William Il. Hearst, Ia the
real purchaser of the building Mt III
East FIFTY seventh Street, recently re-
ported sold.
Howard POLLEN Ia the new owner of
the Fat at 17S East Eightieth Street.
sold recently.
Hey Graf IL the purchaser of the
apartssent ut 2a8 East i5Sth Street.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-27
Day Workers

DAY wORKER-First class iaundress
cleaner. neat competent conscientious.
good woman $40. Mrs Mason'a Agency,
is West 43d ST.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-27
PROPOSALS

s.sesnET ia. DEPARTMENT., sUPERvTs-
Janss Il Iasrenitaet's Offee. Washington. n. c..
iss Is opened in his Office at p 3. n1a July H.
1uniar. .os = the mechanical equipment OF the
Unlsss smealcaI qffieers' Quarters. ar the
n assses Ss Marine Hospital, New York.
ssasa.S5srgs ana observation-disclosures conies 81
lne as,snsy may be obtained frorsl the Supervis-
gtatsa 'ei - engineer, Room No Ts1, United
OF ~ .SSastom House. New Yerk NJ Y
sars~xta.ils efhce. in the dfscretioga OF tho
AclftF Architect. LAS. A. WET
acting Supervising Architect.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-27
MisceIiaaseous
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
Domestic

BUTLER-Useful. very neat nice young
efficient tFilipino); excellent referencssi
$50 Masons Agency, IS West asa st..
Vanderbilt 9053.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-27
Demand for Montclair Stores

.s. ne simpson-Merritt Company has
laseteo at Monclair the following
isasss ! Tor William Jacobus: To David
% =, s5a 5naaidwin, a large corner store for
ss,ovo per year; to Mary Geissler. a
ss. ssose facing Church Street and 20
ss ,So' store facing South Fullerton Ave-
ra sss a. rental Of approximately $1,000
sss year; 70 George NicoIes, a store
eng Church Street at 81 800 ner
ssqr' Ia 70 Randall Hargreaves, a dance
csn ra.a az about $1,000 per year; &c
Ss.aseppe Saapp Adamo, store for $500 a
sss,, sssr, ana to the Garden Market Com
gsas' ysas store az rental Of $1,000 per
New-York tribune., 1921-06-27
s2,225,00O Loaned for New
Flat To Be BuiIt i'm Rochester

?. ". Straus & Co. have underwrit-
ga nrst mortgage per cent serial
oend issue of s2,225,0 900 for an apart
aent house in Rochester, which will
HsCltain H,in accommodations for 16e fam
liss, 81 With additional space for shops.
aae value Of the land, building,
Nu,pment !. and furnishings is given
y sS,a07 900. The building will be
a,ae stories high, of steel and rein
.aisea lit concrete. Construction work
FlA begin immediately.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-27

Eve feet north of Herschell Street, and
on the east side of Herschell Street
near Halsey Place.
Mr.. Day will also sell on the same
day the dwelling 1904 Purdy Street,
and vacant plots ut the southeast cor
ner Of White Plains Road and East
233d Street, and on the east side OF
Bronx Boulevard, between 22gth and
22Sth streets; also vacant plot on the
east side OF Beacht@avenue, between
Gleason and Watson avenues.
On Friday, July /, on the premises
ut fonkars, Mr.. Day will sell the
yacant plots on the east side of Allison
avenue, 100 feet north Of Mclean
Avenue, and at the southwest corner
of Mclean Avenue and Taryl Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-27
HELP WANTED MALE
sALEsMEN

Big opportunity never puts a premium on
either laziness or tirnidity. But II a man
Is willing to get into the harness and TO
pull hard, under the incentive OF self-confi-
dence, ambition cannot set goal that he
cannot reach.
Big opportunity faces you as you read this
ad. 1t invites you to capitalize your cour-
age. your ambition, your seK-confidence.
your traightforwardness into high earn
ingS such as are the portion of but few.
The opportunity is in a weil-esta bIished
influential, hignly-regarded business con-
Germ to add to it's sales staf-now pushing
forward the expansion plans of the manu-
facturers of nationally advertised. na-
tionally distributed, patented, sanitary ne
cessty, devised and approved by the fore
most American engineers.
If you are not under % years Of age, your
chance is waiting for you, here, between
10 and to-day. II the hours sug ggested
are not convenient, call 7 to 1880 tonight.
p. A. CoNRoY & CO, INC,
$50 MADISON AVENUE
Cat 45th St.).
New-York tribune., 1921-06-27
Bronx Lots i'm Diff
Sections Open to Bidders

AS the result Of Supreme Court par
tition proceedings Joseph P. Day will
sell in the Bronx salesroom ON Thurs
aay, Tor the estate of the late Philip
A. snyth, twenty~seven lots en- Boston
Road and Dyer Avenue, at the north
west corner of White Plains Road and
East i7Tth Street, and on the east aida
of Themot Avenue, twenty-five feet
nogth Of Wood Avenue; on the south
side OF Westchester Avenue twenty.
REAL. rSrar1c An axrr,..ax.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-27

HOUSEWORKER COOK w4ITR Ess -
Splendid references: city, country.
shaugnnessy's Agency, $50 sixth av.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-27
george ". Vanderbilt Estate
Sells STATEN island pln

ne George " Vanderbilt estate sold
pasough Cornelius G. Koiff and Talbot
ssOs, s;s plot 371bg1o0 feet on the north
Ifss,;,o Iias q Vanderbilt Avenue, east of
a,,s.aaiton Street, Stapleton, S. l., to
WI .ssi'ry and Katherine Strempel, who
~ A improve the site with two-fam-
New-York tribune., 1921-06-27
SIGHT SEEING YACHTS

ALL AROUND NEW YoRK-Lv Battery
Pier 1890. 2;39; 10 Sandy Hook and tha
Ocean, f:30 P. NJ. laeturer and refresh
ments. Tel. Broad eS54. Boats Sor Charter
New-York tribune., 1921-06-27
LEGAL NOTICES

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COU&Etyas
, In the Matter of the Application OF
ises known as ilS Charlton Street, ingtt1e
Borough of Manhattan, City, County and
state OF New York to have satisfied ana
discharged Of record a certain mortgage
covering the above described premises. saItd
recorded in the office OF the Register of
New York County in Liber I3I Sec 4alof
Mortgages, at page ass. pursuant TO See.
S23 OF the Real Property Law.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that a
moaon viii be made on the above appAez-t
uon at a Special Term Of the Supresus
held at the County Court House IN tic
Borough of Manhattan, City of New York
at Part l thereof, on the 1Ith day OF July
1sSl 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 III
covering premises known as rs Carlton
Street, Borough of Mannatean City and
State OF New York, and q certificates OF
discharge OF the same, and directing It's
cancellation OF record without the de-
post OF any money in Court. -
Dated, June Is, 1921
MARTIN j. BSRMINGH Ae1
Attorney for Petitioner, Office and Post,
ofifca Address. No. 55 Liberty Strssr.
--BeToqgh Of Manhattan, New York .Cityi'I
To THOMAS CONVIIIE BREWING. SSTaNr5 :
PANY, its officers directors. stockhoId-
ers or successors IN interest:
The foregoing notice is served upon Won
Supreme Court of the State OF New YerR
dated the 18th day of June 1921 and sF{SS
together with petition of Thomas Lon
drigan in the office of the Clerk OF tina
County of New York at the County Court
1 house s IN the Borough of Manhattan. City
ID pafsd. sd.s 1sne y s1 lsth. s0Ss. 1851. ..s;-
MARTIN !. BIRMINGHAM
Attorney for Petitioner. Office and POST
office Address, No. 55 Liberty sfP9sfls
Borough OF Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-27
Automobile instruction

REPAIRING, driving taught short time:
license guaranteed; ladies' classes; also
Ford lessons. American Auto School, 726
Lexington av.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-27
instruction

MEN wanted TO operate moving picture
machines in theaters we teach yoH days
sr evenings. American Theater BuildiHs
s4l Sth av. (42d). Bryant 1919.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-27
Long Island

BARGAIN--Private house. rooms and
bath, electric, all improvements. corner,
50x1e0, price, $780, mortgage, $500
cash. So. 900; will take balance on second
mortgage Call at premises, Mrs. y.
Toohey, southwest corner Clinton and
Claremont av, Springfield, L. l. Phone
1999-M Laurelton.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-27
Connecticut

BRAND new store to rent: druggist pre-
ferred; lease to suit party. Apply Mr..
". Brean. 1888 Pacific ST., Stamford, Cosn.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-27
Sale of Flushing Home Site

The Rickert- Brown Realty COMPANY
Jos, :, 70 herman Wolfsfeld through
fron.. q. Paris d Son plot having a
Strsss Stgs ot sixty feet on Nineteenth
Pnss. ana Cypress Avenue, Broadway
''ushing, fer $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-27

FOR SALE ID West 75t.e st., near Central
Park West, fine four-srory high stoop,
20x102; beautiful woodwork; an oppor-
tunity: terms to suit: price S45,oo0 Searles
Babbitt. Allenhurst, N. u
New-York tribune., 1921-06-27

Ia M EsSS-Ffrst class: foux years' splen-
dia reference, Shaughnessy's Agency
New-York tribune., 1921-06-27

For Adirondack Booklet and Information
apply to GEO. w. RYAN Saasy Platts-
burgh, n. Y For Montreal Quebec Boosslas
and Information apply 10 TOURISTS BU-
REAU OF MONTREAL 500 New BIrks
Building. Montreal. Canada
New-York tribune., 1921-06-27
New Jersey

New Jersey
NEW HOUSES AT ss 500 UP
ut Bogota Heights, built OF atucco and
I-arne; steam, parQuet floors. ei6ctricity:
Slots 4oxt0o. Michael Bros. q Christianv
sen, haplewood ard Palisade avs. Tets-
phone Hackensack b33-R.
POINT PLEASANT. N, J.
FURNISHED FOUR AND FIVE ROOM
APARTMENTS WITH BATH FOR
RENT, DIRECTLY ON BEACH. APPLY
r. WITHINGTON.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-27
PHYSICIAN Buys i'm NoutcIair

TL !, N@tI . III 4F1UKlEEk<ahE
sha Ss ~ frank Hughes Company sold for
sntoa; II ao;nsciasr Holding Company to DR..
nas Ilrleo q lot at Bloomfield Ave-
q az s,n and noad Upper Mountain Avenue. held
New-York tribune., 1921-06-27
TO LET FOE BUSINESS PURPOSES


SuBLET or rent space light, cool office
furnished or unfurlished phone, reason
able; opposite Grand Central Terminal. 4o5
Lexington av., Room sos. Vanderbilt ao52
New-York tribune., 1921-06-27

REAn ESTATE Ar Auction
New-York tribune., 1921-06-27
sURRoGATEs' NOTICES

ROOSEVELT, SAMUEL MONTGOMERY.
John P. Cohalan, Surrogate Of the cso1,npss
OIL New York, notice IS hereby given to afs
persons naylng claims against SAdTTHTs7
aoNTGodE EH1 ROOSEVELT. late OF the
the same with vouchers thereof to the s,,h-
scrloers, at their place of transacting bust
ness, ar the office Of The Central union
Trust Company Of New York at Mo- "a
IN tho City of New York, srats Of Ne
YORK, YORK, on or before the 18TH day Of Jsly,
Dated. New York, the sta day Of Jsnu-
CENTRAL UNION TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW York
HENRY LATRoBE RoosEvELT.
HURRY q HUTTON.
Attorneys Sor Executors LII ii.
ONCE and p. 0. Address ao MasSs. ? r,.. 4
Borough OF Manhattan, New YORK cslsvs
MAXWELL. ELIZABETH N--rN PRIV sy,-
snce OF an order OF Honcra ble Joss.y p
Gonalan. Surrogae of the County okgeEavr
ork, notice is hereby given to All persons
hayahg claims against Elizabeth NJ Nax-
we'll late of the County OF Nav Yor,s r.
ceased. 20 present the same with vot,chaTa,
taefeof 20 tas subscriber at his psaga ~
traas&cting business at the Office OF Frea~r
IGN William Kobbe. bis attorney al M 10
" ~ al street. ia she Borough OF Manhattan.
York. on or before the 25th day Of Sss;teis,i1.
Der, 1921. next sssatfs
1881, s- nay Ok Aassn.
AKTHuR Il: MAsrEN. Executor.
FREDERICK WILLIAM KOBBE Attor
ney Tor Executor, Once and p o Az
dress, 49 Wall Street HprongS1 al, fsSs1
haitian. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-27
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Chambermaids

CHAbfBERMAID-wA or light
housework-Young Irish girl. inexperi-
encea- D., Miss Hofmayer's Agency, 10
East 43d ST., Sd floor: telephone ss47 Muir
ray Hill.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-27
TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
SITUATIONS WAITED FEMALE
Nursen. Etc.

NURs E--capable American. infant or
ryowfAg children s7a. anywhere. Mss
shea's Agency, 8 E. 41st Murray HiH f77@
New-York tribune., 1921-06-27
Lsundressea, Exc

L&UNDR Ess-First claas. exespffonalfy
cainpetent. expert tsnsst iangerfe, shirts
flannels excellent references; s75 Ma
son Agency is West sid ut,
New-York tribune., 1921-06-27
Governesses, Etc,

NURSERY tGovERNESG--Yo1nr English
woman. teaches French c.. Miss Eos4
nayer's Agency, 10 East a3d ST., Sd aoor
telephone Ss4T Murray Hill
New-York tribune., 1921-06-27

REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION
New-York tribune., 1921-06-27

HoUSEWORKER--Can young, with
Agency, 6 e. 4lst vt. Murray Hill ara
New-York tribune., 1921-06-27
SIGHTSEEING YACHT

ightseeiag around Manhattan Island daily
nd sunday, 1890 s. 2.a0. w. 42d ST.. New
.ork Central Pier So. Phone Lnngacre 1850.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-27

REAL ESTATE Ar AUoTToN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-28
GALLUP SHERIFF
STILL UNABLE TO
SOLVE MURDER CASE
Two Suspects Held Here
Cannot Be Connected
With Mystery

Mystery still surrounded tho killing
or the aged man AZ P,roa last week
when Sh,riH g.. ~ MrCGmaut ,l
Gallup who arrived here this morning
was unable tu unvcii any clue after
making AN investigation ~ the two
men arrested hero yesterday lB sus-
poets In the case.
Tho Two. who gave their names as
Louis Morrow and George SHILLING.
werr arrested by station Master Ed
sinclair. Both mon had blood spots
on their clothing. They explained
hat they had had q fight with some
trumps az san Marcial The two men
tire ~ the city Jail and are 10 be given
q hearing uu tho charge OF faEraucv
~ % o'clock tonight. one mans ouat
has been ,uf with a KNIT,
Latest HdNicos received here from
ia" shcrin az Phoebe. Nevada. HN that
the man murdered was Walter Doug
lass. Douglnss ia sold to have loft
liuch' with hurrps and pack saddles.
camping 'u route Ho was camping
near Perra WHOM the murder o,.
CURED Ills body was mot found uu-
az last Thursday morning by Harry
B"yt nd g. O. Smith. Indian tr1d,f-
~h'riH Mg'amuut said this morn
ins that reports reaching his uni,r
showed Thar IN" two had killed the
p~rusp',tor iHr his rifles Two rifles
and I cu1t tha man had were miss.
Ing, Do" said \ piece OF pHpor found
ON The man. uthing had the words
Bob Hamilton. Phoebe. Nevada
Communication with the sheriff ct
Phoebe revealed that Bob Hamilton
was stan living fh,rr and that Doug
lass htd paid him 20 visit aud had
lott the Hamilton homo on routc to.
this section OF tu" country.
TIL" aged man o. believed 60 have
been KILLED with his AK His
head was severed from bis body and
placed face downward on % camp
tIrr. tu erase identification. sheriff
McClWlnt be- ia remain here several
DAYS to attend thc cattle aud Horse
Growers convention.