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New-York tribune., 1922-11-12

TO relieve the housing sisns+,ou
located plottage, with street. 80 ~. 0sll
mems, masS neeess lily adyancs ~ ky
/ have noticed in racorY @
LOT new construetioD that prices fsas fasls
advaneed over the July mark anrraa. @a1e
nlaeeiy ~ per cent on the totel ssySi. esss !.
the rouse. fet believe that ons u q
ce.n,,tenpiates building in the + fa,N1e wae
the present indications are 's.sssY' 4sSt .I' "a
spring building prices will st;,s Z tfs
higher levels; thus. win az feseh
increase in the value az shs normal
total cost will be less now tbsn bo, the
year. s'aa ntM
prohoi,Iy the best ira;cat;nn
growth OF Westchester NAV (. 9 Tie
mined by the number of oeys - ~ ,aster-
opened or gotten under wav A. yss elues
last few months. the
Al New Rochelle tho -.
courses under construction foy i.ss e
New YORK Athletic Club will h. IN sns
next ia spring. On Weaver strsst 0esn IS
bonnie BrIer. Club is eompIeti,. sse
clubhouse and course. At Rye tss its
Rye Country Club and the 81
chester-Bi'tmore courses have
completed and are IN opsrst;on Dssa
Wsal.e .,. 4 piains , the FIRST nine holes Il
elghteef.-fote course for The cssssA y
Farm. Country Club have been asalay
nietod, the second nine holeg az soas
Ger CONSTRUCTION. In the Puresssss el-
tor. The century Conntry CIub i ses
pleting its new course az os., = con.
holes. These arc only few ssstssa
more prominent clubs. and the
three other deals for cors 10y O.
having been consummated ree.s.,ls s9afsss
do not believe there win
advantageous time or opnor+n. laot
purchase a resiGence in wessa 70
County than the present 'soaes.er
with is growth and new dessl...afel7
prices must be higher. and anaIYgsnsasS, sassS,
that ono who delays will be ss.s.ass s.,ss7s
to pay higher price later A.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
Builder Buys 8ronx Plots
And viii Free, ~.

Samuel Shapiro, builder. n,,rcLs,ss
five vacant properties, four of 49, Lese ].
the Bronx, which he will improve -. MI I
five-story apartments and sfare NO T,a
ings. In addition he reports ths ~.
OF three properties just improved ~ T.
him. ''ea p
From the Gracel Building co-,...
ton Mr.. Shapiro bought The braetfs.s.
on the north side OF 16sth Street .ssa' Z
tween Morris and Grant avenues 9ses a
100, on which he will erect twa sss1 q.
story apartments with Accommodate. ;,
for ninety families and HAVING ss.sas Stos..
From the same interests he bogoss sD,5'. .s.
plot 5Oxl09 at the northeast cora, :. :
Crotona Avenue and 1g3d Street j..
Improvement with q one-storv hn;lssr.
nine stores. From the Witiyn css,
ating Company Mr.. Sha5iro boEgs-
three plots Mt the southeast coyne, ~
Teller Avenue and i65th Street a.
1872; southwest corner Of Findlav -. =.
nue. and 10th Street, 5lx100, and 81.
plot ll2x86x irregular at the southes,
corner of Convent Avenue and l5ss
street; The three parcels will be IN.
proved with one-story store buiidincs
the EFst two to contain nine stersS an
the last named having eleven stores -
Mr. Shapiro sold the northeast en-.
ner er OF Third Avenue and LorilIa,a
Fiace, one-story building with eign
stores, 123x53, to j. Horowitz thrsssS
Grudin d Sawditch. He also. sold IL
northeast !, corner Of Home Street sp0
Bryant Avenue, one-story buiIdirg
Z5&Se, with six stores, recently esr.
pieted by him. Mr. Shapiro reespsIy
sold to Mr.. Vigdor the one.storg
market on east side of linton Aysss,
100 feet north of 151st Street 4syfm
which he erected. Ankowitz 4 Co5.n
were the brokers.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
Builders Plan Nine-Story
Flat for East !s4,I A

The Fred z. French Company are TIE
ouyers OF 5s-61-63 Fest Fifty-fourth
street through Brown, Wheeiock. Haf
ris. gought g. Company recently re-
1t IS tie intention of the French
company to erect a nine story apart
naent house on the plot from plans
prepared by themselves. The apart
msnts contain four and five rooms.
The same brokers also sold for the
Goeiet Estate TO the French company
the site of the old Columbia Schoss
81 East Fifty-frst Street, on which sae
French company has just completed
nine story apartment. These builders
are also building at 55 Park aysaus
a nfteen story apartment hotel.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Cooks

COOK. capable, young: three years last
place: $40; anywhere. Miss Shea's
Agency =. 41et, Murray Hill sf74.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
Directors of Mortgage Co.
Recommend Canitsl Iuereaw

Inc directors of the New York Tt
ana Mortgage Company, at speech
meeting last week. recommended til
increase of the company's capital stock
from rs present figure, s4,000,0o0, se
%o,oVooOo, this increase to take tie
form OF stock dividend of s599,0dH
and rights to purchase 100000 newly
issued stock at par. A speciaI meeting
OF the stockholders to vote on this
proposition will be held at the com,
nsnys Office, 135 Broadway, December
z, noon.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
Plot in Newark Sold
By Bank To Be I,nprorefl

Feist & Feist sold for the Merchants
and Manaf s5urers National Bank s1s-
GOT Frelinghuysen Avenue, corner Of
Noble Street, Newark. n. j.. TO tae
John c, Eisele, Inc. The plot has
frontage on Freiinghuysen Avenue ..
455 feet and an average depth Of sbept.
lao feet, running southwest to decker
Avenue, where it has frontage OF l.S
feet. The new owners will pr3bshlg
improve the site with two or thref
story commercial building for cccu
pancy early next spring.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
DoBBs FERRY

1ois AfsSF Tor mouths or year delight
fully furnished, modern, S-room house 81
beautiful Riverview Manor. at Dobbs Feri.,
"a minutes from Grand Central; sl75 PEI,
month master bedrooms and bath. maid 3
room and bath: garage; expansive Ia ysn
rev clay tennis court: hill view Hudson
River and Palisades; ample coal and cord
WOOD In basement; available mrned!s tely
IS or write ALFRED BUNGE, Boliair
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
|New Jersey % H,ll|
CLIFFsIDE PARK

cLTFFsIDE PARK--afodern 7-roon, bo,v
studio, large grounds. elevation: as min >
utes Times Square; perfect, red coratesi !.
bargain; exchange; rent reasonab Bile: re
hnfa surroundings Owner Aiaxlmilnan
169 West Ilth. New York CITY. pbons
Watkins l445. p'oiis
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
SCARsDALE

home-iiae property, re-
modelled, all new inside. garage attached
rocin steam heat; plot I00xJ 90 niertp" S "aS
shaae and fruit trees, hedge: garden:
goea nstghborhood. Bargain $500.
Hoom l1i5- N. Y. Tel Murray Eiu 732T
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
/. rLAISFIEIp
pLAINrIELp

Well located new colonial; e1cep-
ttonai value; six rooms sur par
Tor: hot water heat; garage; COX
zoe. beautiful garden. shrubs and
flowers; built for owner; best OF
Z detail and material. Including
Westinghouse electric range; only
$500. terms.
j. j. SCHWARTZ. REAI.ToR
Babcock Bldg Pm. 2692, Plain
field, N. ].
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
Sew Jersey

SUBURBAN HOME rARGAIN---I am Will
Ing TO take pss TO sell Immediately.
being in need of ready cash II you can
arrange TO make a moderate cash payment
within few days you can save several
Thousand dollars and secure really fine
home In what is beyond question the most
desirable. refined, purely residential sub
urban section within convenient commut-
ing OF New York City. The house con
tafns ten beautiful rooms bathrooms
and garage. II is almost new and OF most
attractive exterior and interior design
The large living room with its big, coy
open fireplace is IN every senss of the word
living room. Nothing has been omitted
70. make this a real home. Grounds are
eex1st feet with good shade trees; high
location. superb environment; lakes and
wonderfully kept homes, and grounds;
every comfort has been provided
Churches, stores, schools and markets,
which are so necessary. are conveniently
near. ] will sacrifice for $4,000 to obtain
some quick cash and take second pur-
chase money installmeut mortgage OF
$500. The property now has first mort
sage of $500 on 1t. Mr. Brooks p. o.
Box 1907. City Hall Station. N Y. city.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12

COUNTRY ESTATE OF 70 acres: ideally
situated on east bank of the Hudson be-
twsen Garrison and Cold Spring; wonder
fuf river view; brick mansion OF q rooms
al, modern improvements; stables. barns
Sutbuildings, brick and stone will be sold
az genuine bargain price; no trades cen
FOR SALE--2-3 acre; a beautiful home.
furnished situated the Hudson at
Rhinsclih, y Y: new brick house, 10
rooms. excellent condition: SIS. GEO, terms.
G. A. Fleming. s9s South 1st av, Mount
vernon, ~. Tel. 1861 Hiilcrest.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
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PELHAM

COLONIAL ROUSE. rooms. tiles na,h
with shower, sun parior. sleeping porch
not w. er heat. open fireplace: large plot
irnnediate possession; conveniently located
tiSs, %Ae ev0; libetat terms. JAMES n
tONN0LLY, Wolf Lane. Tel Pelharn
Ss6 Residenee 1887.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
TARRYTowN

itANFDhD PARk--Reautiful new large
rooms. modsrn In every detail; excellent
location: near schools. church. shopping
center ana railroad. trolley; price $500
erns Owner, A. hAIMOWETZ, 10 Han
1esa Place. Phone Tarrytown 1O79-w
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
- Es 40I16 Island !
Esleza szSzagg g o@5s HgzsgS
PORT WASHINGTON
PORT WASHINGTON nsrArEs

PORT WASHINGTON ESTATES
80 Sentre nall Colonial house of rooms
aapproximately y acre; ESQ It aboye 1t ,,,, ns
lsiand Yata sound Restricted section with s pri.
sahi, abe Deaeh rights. Bathing. boating and
press trains Iu minutes to city by electric ex-
$12oo0-Terrns.
-, EDGEwoRTH SMITH. INC.
Fitgr,v so,T St. Opposite Station
oSoi' Fort Washington s3i.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
BEAUTIFUI, NEW HOME
MOUNT VERNON

CHESTER HILL---New two-farnily stucco
dwelling: elk rooms and bath. enclosed
ooreh, hot water heat. tiled bath hard
wood floors; two-car garage; lot 47x145:
ready 70 move in; must be seen TO be ap-
nreciated Price $4,000; terms to suit
telephone NJ. j. MoRIARTy. if4 Chester
ST.. Mt. Vernon. N. Y. Tel Htlicrest 3432
NEW TWo-FAMELY STUCCO, Rooms
and bath. shower; oak floors ana frip,
sun parior and sleeping porches: corner
piof: restricted park between two rail-
'oads; one floor leased $3.50 per month. !.
everything separate Price. s22.0eo
AETHUR g. BLATE REALTY Co
ist< National Bank Bldg, Mount Vernon,
Oakwood y2q-I,
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12

FOREST HILLS
FOREST HILLS GARDENS
following: hess on the
s,s Sew eno. detached and Q baths garage.
Corner. near station. ana ha,h 90, go
no yoa want large rooms? Have ors
paoposi,ion. ra and bath. big rooms. sirst
re nsan DE oner will take at Terms ar
LOUIS p. McGAHIE.
s5 Burns St Forest t;,u.
Tel. Boulevard e7sa. =
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
WEsFFsELD

GROOM HOUSE for sale on Boulevard
all tnaprovegnentss rninntes to Central
r. H. station; ready November L. c. II.
Dsgen. 5s7 Eas. aroad ST.. tel Wsstaeid.
~. j., As4-w.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12

COoR-WAITRESa, parlormnid, both ex-
-, pet1snced; exceptional references. Mins
shaushnessy's Bureau, $50 Sth av.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12

BARGAINS in the Sos. near Central Park:
s-stofy buildings each apartment
rooms bath. electric. open plumbing, hot
water supplied: price $50 o9o. $4,000 each
required. Full particulars DAY & DAY.
Inc, East 10th st.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
HAYWOOD

MAYWoOB fnear Hackensaeks
house, rooms bath; all iyr1Dro ser, 81, = =
ggarags: corner; ss.ses; essy terms Phons
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
BRrGHTwATERs

BRIGHTwATERs. /. T.
ACRE waterfront estate finest seetinn
! awsiling has 5 baths and is fulIv fur,
ihisned ins, splendid outbuldines Including
.,aIse garage. greenhouse and ponIfrv
a1ase, n,m.s Price and terms very attractive to
T. B. & r. w. AcKERsoN.
28 Court ST., Brooklyn,
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12

YOUNG MAN Wanted for genera, office
work in large wholesale paper house.
Call in person Monday morning after
q. m. Only one who is seeking an ex-
ceiient opportunity to advance need ap-
ply. Charles F.. Hubbs g. Co., asa La,
fayette St. New York City
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
WHITE PLAINS

NEARING COMPLETION
AN OPPORTUNITY OF finishing the de-
tails according TO your own ideas; de-
t,jrsbie high location: rooms. tiled bath
with shower; sleeping porch. open dre.
psce; oak floors on first; steam heat. gas,
electricity; copper leaders and cutters: ga
rage attached; wonderful value at $14t500
with terms.
H. FRANKLIN HULL
III Orawaupum St, white Plains
Tel 26Gh-t
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12

CoOK--very neat, thoroush,v arn.,,.raos
Hoat hlghIy recommended: city homse
Rtriet1erred' p 1a' $40. Mrs. Mason's Agency, 47
y. -.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
TUCKAHoE

HOUSE. sTUcco. shingie. lot a1x1oo al.
Joining Bronx River Parkway at Tucka-
noe; rooms, bath. sleeping porch, enclosed
porcn, attic, garage: immediate occupation
T1le, Tries slV,eoo; terms 10 suit Apply Lewis,
WOULD SELL. or rent eight-roorn home
Grand Central, sleeping porch. two osher
.osn double garage: $l5o. Tuckahoe
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12

COOKS, several splendid, high class. diY-
Isrent nationalities; best References: sab
SlVo. Wettlsr's Agency, 20 West 4sd IT.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12

NAN--Position OF trust IN old esta bltshed
company; prospects of advancement for
ambitious man OF good appearance, age 25
TO s5; ability to meet and talk with men
essential Address Box ASS. Madison So.
p. ..
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 54s. opposite Clare
mont FIVE minutes 12sth st. station sub
way Rooms. single and double, all con-
reasonable offer refused; desirable guests:
references. Mrs. D. B. Pratt Apartment
2-A- Morningside $3.50
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
GLEN RIDGE

GLEN RIDGE. n. J.--s-reorn house. bath
hot air heat, gas light wash trays es.
cellent condition: corner plot 5exIs2 Se.5oe.
terms. Have others. Come TO Laclt wsrs
Nathan Russell Ire " '.A.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12

MAKE ONE OF our Florida party Nov %,
to Barlow, to Inspect orange and grape
Erut groves; booklet, full information.
Southern Groves Co. zig Broadway ". Y.
1fAGNIFICENT grapefruit and orange
groves; illustrated folder. Hallam Co,
g39 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Miscellaneous

SECRETARY sTBNOGRAPHER, bright
young lady with perfect knowledge OF
English, German, preferably also French,
bookkeeping and general office work Ad-
dress D~s23, Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12

WOMAN. educated former teacher pre-
ferred; experience unnecessary; S1.500
first year with promotion. N. T.. Box 1os,
station f. Manhattan,
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12

NUHshi, young; hospital trained; unusua,
S8S Fifth ay. N'uieaos
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
MANHAssET
aANHAssEr-NoRT SHORE

MANHAssEr-NoRTH SHORE
so minutes electric service, minu,es ,o
S,ataon. exceedingly attractive new Dutch
Soionai house. rooms, tile bath. verv
isrge living room with fireplace: sacrit,cs
at sis,6oo; $4,000 cash. Aioe
4 EGd,usE, WASHBuRN g. CO.
~, 70 East Aoth St.. N. Y.
Tel. sbse Vanderbilt Manhassss 1na
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12

FOREST HILLS GARnuNa
uwaer must sell ine brick borr. =
s.'aa.e,, ana baths nice plot, good iosat,or
SRsfaai s3s ssa price Il scld this week. AaS,ns
LpulS f. McGAHIE
q Burns 81 Tayast i,,.n-
1ei. boulevard s75s. -
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
no LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

LOFTS LOFTS.
22d at, 25x100, elevator; rent $500.
25d st, 56x3o, elevator; rent s3,75Q.
24th st, $500 It.. daylight; $4,000.
25th St, 1G0x10o, perfect lofts sS, SOC.
3Tth ST.. 26x10a; s3.500-s4.bo0.
Aiso many others at low rentals.
C. G. KELLER,
Watkins 53as. ilS West 25d st.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
BoARDERs WANTED

Io2ND-sos wEsT-Front room. private
bath we'll heated, electricity; strictly pri-
yste; Christian American; owners resi-
dence; references.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
LARCHMONT

BEST BUY IN LARCHMONT to-day; three
minute walk to station: new Colonial
finest construction, rooms, tiled bath,
enclosed sun room. buiit-in garage; gas,
electricity, hot water heat. TO sell i'm :
mediately. $4,000. DRUMMOND REALTY
~, -, 3 Bos. On Pos Road, Tarchynout
Fhone b64 or Murray Hill 1929.
LARCHafoNT--save money. bu,Ider otse-v
through this office we'll built stucco
mouse. large rooms, baths enclosed sun
porohi not water heat; gear garage; large
corner plot; large trees; ideal location
Must sell and at once
OLCOTT & EGGER,
6i E A2d, N I. Tel. Murray Hill 2s2s
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12

COOK K-CHAMBBRAiAID, waitress, sisters;
=. well recommended; anywhere Mrs
shaughnessy's Bureau, 500 9th av.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
Cooks

COOK (Scotch), very neat, ercant,nn.I1,,
good cook; ane manager: excellent re-
ferences. Apartment; SIS. Mason's
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
Domestic Help
MISS III. Z. HALL

tAgency)
~ WEST 44TH ST. VANDEREJfs $3.50
Highest tyne domestic help. A!so social
secretaries, companions. chs peroBa. gover-
nesses, emergency help.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
New York state

PEEKSKfLI<--Modern committing hornes
large plots some with few acres: Albany
Post Road garage, inn, gas, auto sites,
farms, estates. big. Wild. brook, fruit, tim
her, some buildings, very cheap. suitable
summer camps weekend stops; remote
Putnam County cheap farms. near lakes
pond sites fishing streams, small plots,
near Albany Post Road, brook. wooded
Vanderbilt 1894. Peekskiil. Sundays coun-
try office. residence, 1876, phone Always
ready. posted. polite established over
thirty years
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12

ROOMS wanted. single or double any ioca-
ton. Public Service Association. phone
Bryant 6k1a
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
\ G sv WESTCEIESTER
SSs1Ssa&s SALE OR RENT 1saAa EBM EBNasaM
NEW ROCHELLE

$l0,500 BUYS this attractive white clap
board home in restricted section, large
rooms, bath, hot air heat, gas and cleo
tricity; large lot plenty of shade trees;
car garage. cement driveway; near sta
tons, schools and churches; $4,000 cash.
Seeing la believing
HOLLEY, COURTS g. KULL,
81 North Av.. New Rochelle, N. Y.
Telephone 1914
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING e.
HELP WANTED MALE

MEN wanted for detective work Expert
ence unnecessary. Write Tor details ex-
planning guaranteed position i. ianor
former go't detective, 81 Louis Mo
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12

DESK ROOM. including rolf top desk and
telephone service. Room 201. Transit
Building. 2 East 42d st.
TO LET-Furnisbed office or deekroom
Hudson Terminal Bldg. e, 277 Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION

New York College OF Music
li4-1l6 East 85th ST.. and
American Conservatory of Music
f83 West 72d st.
Carl Helm ---Directorg- August Fraemoke
WILLIAM EBANN. Dean OF Cello Dept. !;
RUBIN GOLDMARK. Dean OF Harmony
and Composition. Dept; HANS LBTZ,
Dean OF Violin Dept
Send for Catalogue.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
Automobile instruction

REPAIRING. driving taught; sbsrt time
license guaranteed; ladies' classes; aise
Ford lessons. American Auto School. rae
Lexington ave.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
FURNISHED. ROOMS
westside

47TH ST. fes WEST tRALEtGH HAr,r.,.
A RESIDENCE FOR MEN
AtSractivaiy Furnished room with and
without private bath or shower: club nd.
vantagcs and accommodations with hotel
service.
RATES FROM sfe WEEKLY.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
Mattresses

TREss-young Irish girl e,;t,
~ ence Excellent references, n Mis.
anotnaysrs Agency. 10 East 4sd St ad
moor Tel. ss47 Murray Hill.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Office

SECRETARY part time. $3.50 to $3.50, by
tan; several years experience executive
ofhce; handle own correspondence; good
interviewer; moderate. NJ. r., ia West
18Th st. New York City
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
aAIEsMnN

IVIFIftf 30 t ue9NctIve, 81, LouIs Mo.
aALESMEN
Wanted--Three statesmen OF real ability
and pleasing personality to sell our plan
of becoming Partner IN Industry. This
bile company Whose 1923 output os over
2ee,0eo cars 10 already contracted for.
This group OF industries already has over
1oo 600 partners, The company ts well
known throughout the country, which re-
duces to minimum sales resistance ard
makes II possible for you to earn o good
income through our liberal commission
Address E 2s4. Tribune.
SIDE LINE saiesmen calling on putorY4o-
bile and accessory dealers. Big side limo
income. Write Dads Factorieo. lndsanap-
ola, Ind
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12

woman of culture and refine ment, college,
education; intelligent shopper; excellent
business references. NJ, r., ia West 18th st.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
aEAI EsrArg-ssLE Or mESn
Manhatssn

REAL BARGAINS on isSth at three g.
story buildings with stores, on plot
CO. price ss5 o6o, $4,000 cash required.
Other choice offerings near CeFtsrai Park,
Elso on Eraaaway. Columbus Amsterdam.
Madison and Park ava. from sa8e6 20
s5eso9o cash required. DAY s pAg. Inc,
East 10th st.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
HELP WANTED MALE

BOY wANrED-Steamship office has
opening for high grade boy: wonderful
chances for advancement Apply by letter
only, stating education, salary desired to
John w. Weber jr, A whitehall st.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12

SITUATION WANTED-By young woman
as executive private secretary; has had
experience In bank stenogrs pher and
has managed country estates Keeping ac-
counts and actual supervision and control
OF work in all branches on farm. Excel
lent references to character experience
and ability. Address D-s22, Tribune
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12

f02D ST, soa wEsT--Large. cheerful
room, kitcheaeste: private house; ex-
eeilent iocstion
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12

wANTED--A MAN or REPUTATION.
THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED IN
SELLING RAIDROAD EQUIPMENT
MUST BE WE'LL KNOWN IN RAIL
ROAD CIRCLES AND HAVE ABI.I-
TY TO EARN NOT LESS THAN 500
600 A YEAR. ADDRESS D. s24
TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
Florida

FREE LIST OF houses for sale and rent
Write VAN WIEKLE CO.. Rutherford, N. y.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
Gas. Coal and Oil Stoves

GAS. COAL AND OIL STOVES
Porcelain. enameled and black combina-
tion coal and gas ranges. steam and hot
of all makes
BARsTOw STOVE CO.
228-230 Water ST. cor. Beekman N "
Branch. 1874 Mulberry ST., Newark, n. ].
Open Saturdays until p, m.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
Furniture

WE PAY highest possible price for furniture,
pianos. brio-a -brac books works of art
entire apartments and houses bought LEON.
5s University Place. Phone Stuyyesarf 2s77
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds. Jewelry, Etc.

0IuUkVItUSs JeWeKfy, Etc.
BORG BUYS diamonds. old gold, an.
ver platinum, ANTIQUES
and pawn tickets. 1As West asa st.
CASH PAID for Diamonds, Gold, siiys.
Platinus, Pearls Friedman. TAT sth ay
DIAMONDS bought and sold for cash. Aa
vice free. Bennett, 172 B'way, I'd floor.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12

FURNITURE Finisl1er, Cabi-
netnlaker, expert restoring an
tlques. F. A. Muller, 337 East
10th St, City.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12

MEN wishing positions fremen, brake
men, colored train porters, on large New
York roads. write for Information; 1925
ter Railway Dept. 228, Indianapolis Ind.
The Washington times., 1922-06-02
WIFE TELLS HOW
SHE AND FRIEND
SLEW HUSBAND.
Victim of Love Tangie Found
Hanging in Basement-Rs-
ported as Suicide.

CHICAGO. June Mrs. Vic
toria Turek, mother Of three chill
dren, confessed today that she and
Leopold Mfkrut, a former roomer
in the Turek home, had hanged
her husband. Joseph, fifty.four.
Turek was found hanging under.
meath a stairway in his home ten
days ago, and his wife said he had
committed suicide. Some scratches
on his face led detectives to dig into
the affair, and Mrs. Turek was
taken into custody and questioned.
Her confession goes back several
years to q small town in Poland,
where Turek and his family and
Mikrut and his wife and two chill
dren occupied the same house.
When Mikrut's wife died Turek
took him and his two children to
live with him. All came to Amer
lea together. Mikrut's attentions
to Mrs. Turek became 80 marked
that Turek ordered him away. Sew
weeks ago Mikrut and Mrs. Turek
tried to kill the husband but failed.
Ten days ago, according to the
confession, Mikrut awaited Turek
in the basement. hit him over the
head and then he and the faithless
wife strung him up and reported he
had committed suicide.