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New-York tribune., 1922-10-12
Builders Buy
list St. Site
For Tall Flat
Plot Near Central Park Wes,
sought by J. Axelrod &
Son, Who Will Improve
II With Apartment Hotel

J. Axelrod & Son, bought j n,o4
st'oxlo2.2, on the north side ~
seventy-fifst Street, 1877 feet west 80
Central Par! West.
Inis plot was assembled from 4,raa
owners the vacant plot a7.s feet was
purchased from Milo NJ. Beld,ne. 20
west seventy-first Street, a fonres,or.. ~
nlgh stoop dwelling, 25xlo0 (formerlv
she nome OF Peter De Lacyo. was soid
ooy r. =. y. Mathews of Syracuse. nnd
- west Seventy first, also a four.
ss9ry hlgh stoop dwelling. 25x1Go, was
soia Ior the estate of Mary Oaklev
nuy,er son. u Davis, executor. repre.
sented by Alexander NJ. Crane, 80.
.Sa .SSahay. l.. J. Phillips g. Co. wers
Ihe plot will soon be improved wiz,
~, : Il,,i1een,story fireproof apartment
hoIei by the new owners. s''isi =
lhese builders have built in th,s
Ss SSeses.on, the Cambridge hotel at en
mese ~ nixty-eighth Street, and have now
~ .1e course OF construction. the Hotel
saats .one. Stoddard e. Marx repre- !.
'ensea n,,' Aselrod d Son, as ATTORNEYS.
nc oeventy-second Street sect;on ;s
developing. into All important
t,.;a4 en-, ana residential hotel dis
.., a mere haylng been built or unaer
ssomssluction- s the Hotel Prisament al
hotel Hamilton, Seventy -tbira s,ra, mas
near Broadway; the Hotel A1a,noo s'ees
seventy-first Street and Rroadr,.'. ~
ana the recently finished Hotal ne,
passy, at Seventeen Street and Rrana
way. io pfoau-
New-York tribune., 1922-10-12
Real Estate Ne VS.
Passing of Old Lorillard
Spencer Estate i'm Bronx
Property Comprising 200 Lots
IN Pelham Bay Section To
TO at Auction To-day

The demand for home sites will re.
suit in the passing OF another old
estate to-day, when the property Of
Loriilard Spencer, in the Pelham Bay
section of the Bronx, fronting ON Long
island Sound. Will be disposed of at
auction The sale, which comprises
i,Soo unrestricted lots. will be held on
,ne premises by Joseph P. Day, and
VIII be continued tomorrow. and Sat.
urday. until every lot in sold.
With the sale of the Westchester
Country Club last week, the Spencer
estate is the last large property in
tthls section on the Eastern Boulevard
south Of Pelham Bay Park, that re.
mains to be sold at public auction.
The change from private ownershin
to ownership in the hands of hundreds
OF nome seekers should have the ef-
iect Of extending the great Thror,s
Neck building movement north aione
the Eastern Boulevard, right up %
the IN southerly edge of Pelham Bay
The lots are outside Of the firo
limits, where frame construction ;s
permitted. and within a few blocks Of
1he q Pelham Bay Park station. on the
Pelham Bay Park extension of the
Lexington Avenue subway. Tnclud Il
III the sale are two dwellings, and civ
other buildings.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-12

This is not a strike against the railroad ;
1t is strike waged against q reduction Ia
rates OF pay ordered by ths United Staten
New-York tribune., 1922-10-12
More Offices Planned
For Grand Central Zone
buildings i'm East 4.lth Will Re
Altered for Such Purposes;
Other Leases for Rus;ness

MAURICE Wertheim leased for Cue
eave T. Walter for a term of twenty
one years, with renewal for ), similar
period, the four-story business b,i,d
ing at i55 East Forty-fourth STREET.,
2ox1o0, together with rear build;ne
zox25, on the adjoining lot at 153 East
forty-fourth Street, at an aggregate q
rental of about $250O0O. The 155 E,s+
Forty-fourth Street, Inc. cornorat,o,
recently formed, is the lessee. The
buildings will be altered for Offices
and showrooms.
The Cross & Brown Company leased
space in the Fisk Building. Broadwav
and Fifty-seventh Street, to John Lurie
for executive office of the newly or
ganized importing and exporting firm
of Observation-Disclosures; space in the
fitzgerald Building, 1882 Broadway, to
George Roosevelt, advertising and sales
promotion. and with A. 3. Ashforth.
lnc., offices in the Bush Building. 1ao
West Forty-second Street, to N. J.
Farone q Co., Inc, contractors and
builders. eg4 s
H. j. Friedman & Co. leased floor
at IL and Id West Thirty-second Street
to John Edelman & Sons; floor at
IL and 13 West Thirty-second Street
70 Louis Spiegel; a floor at % and ID
west Twenty-seventn Street to Meist-
| rich, Brand g. Brody, Inc.
Carstein s. Linnekin, Inc. leased
space at 215 Fourth Avenue to d. s.
Mackay & Co. and S. " Compuny. at
442 Fourth Avenue to Abe Smithline:
at "a and 26 East Twenty-first Street
to Mendel Ringel, Louis Berkowitz and
peck O. Wisnom, Inc; at 456 to 400
Fourth Avenue to Pavel, Lindemann &
20; at 2S Fourth Avenue to Mantilla
W oolen Company, Max Lehrer and
yohn west Thread Company; at 396
broadway to Julius L. Marcus and
Ernst Hanhart; floor at Str Broad
way to solomon Altschuler; a floor at
S33 Broadway to Berman & Brenner;
space at 45 East Seventeenth Street to
National Council of American Import
ers and Traders, Inc. at 239 Fourth
Avenue to Graphic Advertising and
system Electric Company; floor at "a
East Twenty Street to Paris Art
Manufacturing Company; floor at 18
to 22 West Twentieth Street, TO r. &
4. Underwear Company, and space at
IVA Fifth Avenue to Ermelbauer, AL
media & Partner
Daniel Birdsali & Co., Inc, rented
for Marguerite Schaefer the six-story
building at 20 Leonard Street to Ridley
Watts & Co.
Tankoos, Smith G. Co. leased to John
Pappas, at rental aggregating APP
proximately $4,000, the store at las
Chambers Street.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-12
$4,000, 600 in Loans for
Building and ON Farms

The Metropolitan Life Insurance
company. yesterday authorized loans on
pond and mortgage amounting to over
$4,000 600. OF this amount little
over ss00,900 was lent for new houses
70 accommodate 252 families; about
sooo.000 was lent on buildings slready
erected, and about $4,000, 900 on busi-
ness buildings. The building loans
were scattered in the states Of Ohio,
michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Illi-
nois, Nebraska, Iowa, Indiana, North
and South Carolina, Georgia, Tennes-
see and Kentucky. The housing loans
included twenty dwellings In Los
Angeles; also S1,o00,o00 was loaned on
a business building in the last named
city. A total Of more than 81, 900 900
was loaned on farms, the principal
amounts being in Iowa, Indiana, Ala
bsma, Missouri, Oklahoma, South Da-
kota, Tennessee, Illinois. and Georgia.
The interest rate in New York City was
per cent
New-York tribune., 1922-10-12
Operators Acquire
Apartment Recently
Erected ON Heights
Purchase House i'm I7lst ST..
Completed About Month
Ago; Small Flats ON East
Side Still in Demand

Samuel Wacht jr. and joseph G..
Cohen bought from the Rebenel Realty
company, COL West 171st Street, a six
STORY elevator apartment finished a
month ago. The house is situated be-
tween Broadway and Fort Washington
avenue, 125X100, and accommodates
iorty-elght families. The structure was
held at $350,00o Charles Witkind
negotiated the transaction.
The Manport Realty Company. I.
Portman president, bought from a
client Of Frederick, Minke through IT,
u. Baker G. Co. and A. Robinson, 211.
213 and 215 East Twenty eighth Street
Two six-story modern houses, at
;, Samuel Schwartz sold to Fanny
rfeed the siH-story fiat with stores at
the northeast corner of Madison Ave
nue. and l34th Street, 1880.
John B. Sheelcr, of Fred j. Rull-
mans office, sold for Ludwig Andersen.
the tlve-story apartment at 1856 West
l01d Street, 25x96. MIR. Andersen had
owned the property since 1905.
Adolph and Aaron Weiss purchased
through the M. Morgenthau Jr. Com
pany, Everett M. Selxas Company. Con
solidated, from D. and Nj. Simon. sa7
west 123d Street, fve-story apart-
inent, 33.4x1o0.
Bernard A. Gutenberg sold to Morris
Sampson, the six-story modern apart
ment with stores, 35xt0O, at 23, East
iosd Street. Pierre & Golden were the
brokers. Wv
John R. Davidson sold for the Cen
erai synod of the Reformed Church
In Americs 33s East sixty-f Street
a fivee.-story fat, 2sx10o to Elizabeth
Van Nosdall.
William R. Thurston sold to Will
liam H. Archibald the two four-storv
tene.ments at 221-12S East Seventy,
sixth Street, 50x1O2.2.
The Tahka Realty Corporation sold
to Salvatore Gravino the four-storv
tenement with store at 99l First Ave
nue., 20x68.
Lucy Madden sold to Annie E. Ras-
Mussen the five-story tenement at 1898
Hudson Street, 25xl0O.
Aron NJ. Wasserman sold to Morris
and Anna Grossbaum and Sarah Ko-
sofsky the three-story tenement at 7oe
East Sixth Street, 20x48.6
New-York tribune., 1922-10-12
LOST. FOUND AND REWARD
Lost Hankboeks

LosT- nankbook. No. sas.a2s OF the tnion
Dime savings Hank IA missing Any per-
son having claim to II IL hereby called
upon TO present the same within ten days
or submit 10 having said passboo9 cancelled
ana a. new one issued
New-York tribune., 1922-10-12
Consolidated Copper

The reorganization conn....4os of the
Consolidated Copper Mines Company
announces that the reorganization has
been completed. Approximately 80 per
cent of the stock Of the old company
WAS deposited under the reor anization
agreement Of June 1, 1922. All
property of the old company, now
ireed from debt, and the cash realized
uuder the reorganization plan are now
owned by new Delaware company
the Consolidated Copper Mines Cor
poration. The officers and directors
are. William w. Mein, president;
Howard d. Smith, vice president;
Thomas A. Merritt, vice president;
Joseph B. Cotton, Walter B. Congdon,
Edwin o. Hotter, Charles L. Hoffman
and Ruel c. Warriner and Martin L..
paskus
New-York tribune., 1922-10-12
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds, JewcIry. Etc.
Furniture

DIAMONDS bought and sold for cash
Advice free. Bennett. 172 Bway. I'd floor.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-12
STORAGE NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE.


Thomas Ward. Storage Warehouse, f2s
Greenwich Ave. and 44a w. 18th ST. ~ Y c.
Warehouseman's notice of sale of goods for
unclaimed and unpaid charges. by Thomas
f. Burchill, Auctioneer
TO Miss l.. Cotterli. trunks and l bun
die; NJ Duane, piano; Mr.. Hughes, trunk /,
Mrs. Hogan, piano; Mrs. Grogan. ! trunk ;
Mrr n. Burke, parlor suite: Vera Gertsen.
Trunks; Mrs. Sweeney. / bed complese !;
Mrs Sessinger chiffoniers. dressers. beds,
and dining room furniture etc; Miss L..
Hoon ", pictures, etc. Airs. English or Nc
Garvey, dressefs, beds household goods, etc !;
Mrs. Stanbury victrdia. bedroom suite.
dishes, wicker set, etc; Miss Raymond. :
trunks hamper; Mrs. Ascunslou dresser.
bed linen. beds. etc. Mrs Stanley. ] trunk {;
Anna Conlon, trunk, ! box, ] sewing ma
chine Mrs. Pfanne. / trunk: Miss e. Il,
Garden, / trunk. cot. chair. etc. Mrs. l..
Murray, household goods. beds. dressersi etc,
Mrs. Karsyn, bed dresser. stove. etc; Mrs.
j. Eealy. trunks, bag, cot, etc, and to ali
theirs TO whom ii mas concern, you and
each Of you are hsreby notified that the
storage and other charges. ard the time OF
payment OF warehousemen's lien having ex :
due notice thereof having been given TO you
and TO all persons known to have an Interest
therein Thomas Ward. Storage Warehouse.
viii cause 10 be sold af Public Auction at
10 A. NJ. on Oct. 81 1929. at 257 West 25ih
ST. Borough ef Manhattan. City of New
York the above mentioned goods. and sale
TO continue every day thereafter until ali
THOMAS WARD, STORAGE WAREHOUSE
1SS Greenwich Ave. and AS West 18th ST.,
N Y. c,
New-York tribune., 1922-10-12

WAITRESS. Bsslcr maid. nice appearance.
experienced. we'll recommended Shauzh.
nessy's Bureau. $50 9th av
New-York tribune., 1922-10-12

r. NJ. CLARK. Superintendent,
New York New Haven Hartford r. r. c.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-12
Ice Company Buvs Lots

The Reid Ice Cream Company has
taken title. from the Mary G. Pinkney
estate to the twelve lots on the north
slde of l4lst Street and E. B. Stewart
mas taken title to the two lots on the
soush side Of 141st Street, 331 feet
east OF Lenox Avenue. The Real Es-
ihe deals.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-12
TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
Mattresses

WAITRESS. young Irish girl. excellent twa,
years. references r.. Miss Hofnnayers
Agency, 10 East asa at "a floor TaA%-
phone s947 Murray Hill.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-12

MATTRESS, equal 10 Butler excellent city
onys $71. Walters Agency. 20 W $50
New-York tribune., 1922-10-12
Miscellaneous

WAITRESS. hne seamstress; nice. neat.
yenns SsS. Wetsler's Agency. 20 w 43a.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-12
Sale of Bayside Lots To-day

By order Of the Brooklyn Trust
Company, trustee, seventy-six resi-
dence building lots at Bayside, Queens,
belonging to the estates of the late
Beers Frost and Isabella Thompson
Randall are to be sold at auction to-
day by the Jere Johnson Jr. Company
on the premises. The lots are on Bay
side Road, north of Crocheron Avenue,
and on Gardner Street, Maxwell and
other avenues, hear the Bayside (Long
islsnd Railroad) station.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-12
Buyers 10 Improve Upper
Broadway Corner With Flat

MI. Strunsky sold for Gustavus L..
lawrence the northeast corner of
Broadway and 171st STREET, 94x10ox ir-
regular. This is part Of the block bough..
BY Nj. Lawrence last winter from the
Clark estate through the same broker.
The corner was held at 100000. The
bayer. the Mauban Realty Corpora
tipa will improve it Immediately with
saxstory apartment with stores.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-12
Downtown Offices Leased

tharles F. Noyes Company leased
gace at 27 and 90 Pine Street to w.
Quaw & Co.; in the Frankel Build
at 45 John Street, Offices to Fred
shcs D: Schnebbe Company, Inc,
MANUEL w. Rose, Mas 6 Waldstein
company and j. I. LIE Bowski g. Co.,
ane at al and 43 Maiden Lane to Jacobs
Z Feldhuhn.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-12
Women Buyers of Dwellings

Young j. Muir sold to Isabelle K.
psntIand three and four story dwell
ings at 25-27 East Twentieth Street,
43x74.
Jacob Goodman sold the two-story
dwelling, 16x99.11, at $50 West l2oth
Street, to Adelaide Whitney.
Darmicento the three-story dwelling at
947 West 130th Street, 19x99.11.
Moore, Schultz & Co. sold for Mrs.
Charles E. Lucke the three story dwell
ing 544 West 142d Street. 17x100.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-12
Manhattan
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HLNNrrl sfan mr.

REAL EsrArE--sALE OR RENT
New-York tribune., 1922-10-12
Four American
Schooners Ready
For Race To-day
Summation Tests Are TO
Select a Challenger to
Meet the Bluenose for
Fishermen's L rop h VI

croUcEsTER, Mass. Oct. II tBy
4hs Associated Press1 With word
assNss the Canadian fisherman Bluenosei
II ssAd set out for this port to-day to
Ssssud here her honors as interna-
sSsnai champion. four schooners of the
& ineriean fishing feet that have en-
red for selection as challenger were
sfepared tonight to take up the elm
3nation racing tests beginning to-n1or-
,nw Az least two races will be held.
Excepting the Mayfower, the Boston
xshing schooner, which is still Tuled
out OF cup competition because OF the
Nbya Scotia trustees contention tnat
she is not typical fisherman, so-mer"
9ow's race will bring together tne iour
fastest schooners Of the american
feet. 5,oa ~.
The Henry Ford will be hahalea ho ny
Captain Clayton Morrisses, M, nj pa.
owner. The Elizabeth heWara WI ~ nase
ss;,.s prnnby will pilot his pride, the
49, I'D the Z. a. Dunton will race
"'.S s.bes. with Captain Felix Ho-
gan as skipper. e.,,
a colnpatI,snth COMP Length Breadth Depth Tonnage
,Ispry rrygTd Ford. 1927 % e Il. 1sS.a lsS
y.sssss,s;;ea sss,ss;ea 15ss ,sss ssS.' lis iss iss.' %
After two days of fog and rain the
~ ies had cleared tonight, with brisk
s,;nd blowing away the mists and Civ
ne promise of a good race and good
sreeze. Given wind of thirty miles,
sueh as the enthusiasts hope for, the
Henry Ford and the Yankee were con-
sjdered most likely winners. In lighter
airs ii was agreed the Elizabeth
Howard and the L. Il. Dunton would
hold them close.
The course of forty miles, starting
of Eastern Point and lying off Cape
Ann. will be covered from four to FIVE
hours under the weather desired. If
not decided in seven hours the race will
he called off.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-12

The above rates are those agreed upon
win COMMITTEES Of Mechanical Department
association.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-12

WATSON. SARAH I'm PURSUANCE
of an order OF HONORABLE JOHN ri,
CoHALAN, Surrogate OF the, County uf
persons ~ having is' claims again against SARAH il.
WATSON. late OF the County Of New York,
deceased, TO present the same. with voueh-
place OF transacting business. al the Office
Of Coleman e. Kissam their attorney, at
No. 90 William Street. in the Borough o2
Manhattan. In the city OF New York state
OF New York. on or before the Esd day ct
February, 1sR3.
Dated, New York. the nth day Of All.
gust, 1922.
FREDERICK II. kILPATEICK,
Executors
COLEMAN Il. KISSAM
Attorney for Executors
Csfice and r. O. address. so William Street.
Borough OF Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-12
4New York Times Ipcre ases
Site for Addition TO Annex

Thomas Ford has sold for Alice a..
farley to the New York Times Com
pany the five-story tenement house at
$40 West Forty-fourth Street, 26x74.
The premises form part Of the site for
The Times Annex addition for ware
housa and auxiliary purposes.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-12

WOMAN WANTEp- Educated, cultured.
ambitious; preferences given forynAr
teaehef educational wsifare work oupot,,I-
nityi. spend winter in South II desiied
VI, 400, with promotion. Burns SIC 5th ay
ooni 5zs.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-12
Fire Record

.
,es1 Forest av.. the Bronx
II a. Mary Nswmsn .....4..... Unknown
Vyss Washington ST.. Cantwell
sas,x Deiany & Southwick. Unknown
pa Z. 18th ST.; Joseph JACKIE.
is'as---ss ". 1ssth ST.; James verasky.
fissn.. Trifing
s-ss2 s;,.. ". lI5th st. awning; j.
Pm nurant ,.....5..- ..a... -. Unknown
sssS Coleman av.. the Bronx.
3..a Mesrose Station Garage. Unknown
~ SD st. auto; Edward
f.zs--yss ~ i. Z nknown
-'--lzs f;aW ~ SO st, auto: New York
- "a av., truck; Sam schwartz.
s.as~-s7s ,o., Unknown
'e--ass Z. sad st; May murphy sA''0WA
s.ls-.7t a Unknown
'''-ss Nassau ST.; Philip weinbers. bnaa0Vn
ssbss--saa -. Unknown
: - - ..-..J UNKNOWN
New-York tribune., 1922-10-12
New Spanish Issue Soon

LONDON, Oct. ia Madrid dis
patch to .'The Times" says that an inn
portant issue of treasury bonds to the
amount of 500,0oe,0o0 pesetas is i'm
aslnent. This would bring Spain's
aoat,ng debt to over 3,000,000,000 pese-
: sas tabout S450 900 oDf5
New-York tribune., 1922-10-12
Building lin Cedar Street Sold

Steel & Mayer sold to the Globe De-
velopment Corporation the five-story
building, with stores, at Cedar Street,
36.2x219x Irregular.
The World Wet Wash Laundry sold
to Isidor tinker the two three story
buildings at 227-229 Mulberry Street,
4a.10x42l1
New-York tribune., 1922-10-12
In the Auction Market

BY James J. Donovan.
,a parkview pl. $, 1918 256th ST. 75x
Lockwood Beals agt Newton Holden
~ Al: amt due. s1.44T.15; taxes, etc,
ssee.2i. to the nIaintiff for $500.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-12
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
Domestic

COOK. butler hpiiseworlSer: eseallent; Fiji
pino; sA9o Wet1er's Agency. 20 w f3d.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-12

CHiLDRENEs 8 MAID. spfendsd seamstyess ,
neat Young $50 Wettier's Agency %
New-York tribune., 1922-10-12

Only two more days of registra-
tiun left!
Register to-day: Don't delav
and avoid waitinga in line.
Fells open to-day from SOD p.
m. to l0:30 p. m. Tomorrow polls
open during same hours. On Sat
nrday---thc last day-polls open
from 700 am. to l0:30 p. m.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-12
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FLORAL PARK MANOR

FLORAL PARK MANOR--1caiifornia bun
galow: price $500. easy terms. s rooms.
bath. beat. electric light; plot 40xl00 ex-
sceilent neighborhood. good transportation.
Jas. S. Graham. 32 Court st. Tel Main s61s.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-12
FOREST HILLS

FOREST HILLS GARDEN, L. L. Uphaw
and Burns Road, one square from Kew
Gardens; beautiful lot with all improve
ments; size 5ox1l8; bargain. Your own
broker or owner, Il. Il. 5tabler. 100 William
ST.. n. X. Phone Beek,nan 561s
New-York tribune., 1922-10-12
uNFuRNlsuED APARTMENTS WANTED

WASHINGTON SQUARE to 10th ST.. east
or west; 8 or more rooms, 2 or 3 baths
man. wife and servant in family: all rooms
Kitchen and bath: prefer southern and east
ern exposure; Will not consiaer north and
west: reconstructed modern building
highest references; must have 30 days to
move. Phone Watkins, S4a2 or write (don't
cal) WHk, e. 18th ST.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-12
Rockville Center, Il. I.

FOR SALE on RENT Fine horne. q large
rooms; corner plot. MI Improvements: s
minutes 10 station immediate possession .
Price, $1I. 900. easy terms; rent sI6D
monthly Owner. 81 Walker ST., Manhattan,
New-York tribune., 1922-10-12

CHAMBERMAID-M MAID young English
Protestant; city, country: very highly
recommended. Miss Halls Bureau. II w.
44th st. Vanderbilt -S340.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-12

CHAMBERMAfD OR WAITRESS young
Irish GIRL excellent; two years' ref
erences D.. Miss Hofmayers Agency. 10
East 43rd St, 3rd floor Telephone 8e47
Murray Hill.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-12

ALONG THE. soETH SIIOKK
Desirable properties for sale ar rent.
sEurnisked Cottages.
JEREMIAH KDuDsgs
MaiR street Tel. BAbyisn 10
New-York tribune., 1922-10-12
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Cham5erm aids

CHAMBERMA1Ds WAITRESS, young
Swede excellent waitress; good clean
worker; good city references; city apart
ment. G.. Miss Hofmayet's Agency. 10
East 43rd ST., 80 floor Telephone s947
Murray Hill.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-12

Lost Bankbook No. 9s9.$ss. North gtvor
stopped. Finder pleaee return to bank.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-12

+ ais is registration day!
nj 4 .s sou DO not register you can
10 ID a.s q open to-day from, 500 D. m.
: easser eariyl
New-York tribune., 1922-10-12

WE PAY highest prices for furniture.
pianos. antiques, brie-a- brsc. books. art.
King sfey, ss University pl Stuyyesant 23T7
New-York tribune., 1922-10-12
HELP wANTrD rEMAIr1 ,.

LOST Banltbook No, ss.4sz OF the u. a
=, savings Bank OF N. Y. Payment stopped
Please return book TO bank
New-York tribune., 1922-10-12

LOST ~fsankboek No. sss,79s Of the Union
son having claim 10 1t Ii harsby eajlad
upon TO present the sahts within ten days
or submit TO having said pasaboos pauctial
and new one Issued
New-York tribune., 1922-10-12

Apply, a. m. to p. m. to superin.
tendent's Office at 1924 st. and Willis ave.
Bronx MY.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-12
Parquet Floors

PARoUET FLOORS refnlshed without
scraping. Larsen. 74s l2d St, Bsiyn.
Berkshire 043g.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-12
Nurses. Etc.

INFANTS NURSE, scotch, capable. con-
scientious, reliable; country preferred .
highly recommended. Miss Halga bureau
II w. 44th st. Vanderbilt s3a8.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-12
HELP WANTED MALE
Regular positions Tor co,n-
petent men whose work is
satisfactory as:

Mach'n;=t.--ssc 20 T5c per hour
Boilerruakers--67c to 7ecs per hour
Blacksmiths--66c TO T5c per hour
Armature Wndsrs-A65c to 75c per hour
Car Inspectors & Repniimen-=e3c per hou,
Helpe~s--frst wear sse per hour.