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New-York tribune., 1922-01-06

Gas Company :.
Rla1l1es State
For High Rate
a.hIic Service Commission
Accused Before Supreme
Court of Neglecting to
Fix Reasonable Figure
Politics Also Suggested
View York City Officials De-
clared TO Have Lacked
Courage to Fcrce Action

WASHINGTON. Jan. s. Responsible
\ ~ for prevailing gas rates in New
York City was placed upon the Public
Service Commission of that state by
H.ounsel for the Kings County Lighting
,,oupsnv in arguments before the Su-
rene Court to-day on the appeal of
10 state from lower court decisions
|oldinc rates established by the state
legislature to be contiscatory.
Counsel for the state agreed that the
commission has had authority since
asst spring to fix reasonable rate, but
insisted that the present appeal was
,hen pending, making it desirable that
court action be first obtained.
The court to-day refused to permit
tho District Attorney for Kings County
10 dle brief or otherwise appear in
Ine case. He originally had been made
one Of the defendants, but upon his
allure to appear in tho lower courts
srd plead had been excluded
Defends s0-Cent Rate
Argument in support of the SO-cent
ate fixed by the Legislature and held
confscatory by the Federal District
Court. was submitted by Wilbur W.
Chambers, Deputy Attorney General
oi New York, who devoted most of his
,Ime to a review of the case il the
.,stc court, wherc( the company had
usen held not entitled to relief because
had failed to furnish it's 100000
consumers in the Both and 31st wards
N Brooklyn with gas of % candle
.oxer as required By the state laws.
lie also emphasized that the company
had refused to experiment with the 80
cent rate before asserting confscation,
which he contended was a prerequisite
vnder the rules OF the Supreme Court
tsfore relief could be granted.
Mr.. Chambers insisted that with tho
Aigh prices prevailing in 1919 it had
Leen found that the company could,
without loss. make gas to sell at 81
;ents thousand cubic feet, but that
nder the freedom granted it by the
court it had for a period charged 95
,erts and now was charging $3.50 a
thousand feet
The court was urged by Samuel +.
Moran counsel for the company, to
throw out the case. He was heard
briefly to-day before the adjournment
Of the court, and will continue his ar
sument tomorrow.
Political Expediency Charged
"All We have here is an academic
question" he declared, insisting that
the officials of New York did not have
the courage, for political reasons,' to
stpulate through the new Public Serv-
ice Commission rate less than that
which the company had been charging
Ter many months
ut is not necessary For the state to
come into this court or any other court
to obtain any relief it may think the
people entitled to in the way of de-
creased rates on gas. The Public Serv-
ice Commission has ample authority to
act'
Mr.. Moran suggested to the court
that It's failure to act would indicate
mat the commission did not consider
the rates charged to be excessive.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06
PROPOSALS
HUDSON RIVER VEHlCUlAR TUNNEL
CONTRACTS NOS. 3 AID a
NEW YORK STATE BRIDGE AND
TUNNEL COMMISSION
AND
new JERSEY INTERSTATE BRIDGE
AND TUNNEL COMMISSION

f1itD Oift*@L --Ohi'stS
~ So; forth i'm The invitation - C'n-
tractors sealed pr posals tor tee constrve
tion OF the N"hicua. Tunnel under tnc
hudson E.vcr from Canal street. New TotH
received At the Offices OF the %ew Y"fei
State Bridge and Tunnel Commission an-
he New Jersey Interstate tridge and
Tunnel Comml%sion. Room sli' i'ai. o
Records Borough of Manhattan. New N't4
city. nntil tho seventh day "f Fcb'r* 81
fqas ~ zoo o'clncb :" NJ };as. rn stand
ARD Time at which tiflr Hr a; g iaior cat'
the proposals viN bc publicly pprn"d
Contract 40. is fot the coHs' lcilen -
two csat-itoA tuNrciI 7ot Nr'r ffr tsttt
Street snd spring Sts'et sil~.'s. ~ fo.e
Cits-. ana point about siF hundred ftHf'
feet west 90 the Now YorN pi"ihead i.T1,
ana sinking q shaft caiss9n near he wv
ccntract No. is for tMe constracs.on
oi two cast-iron tunnels between = roirt
river bullhead near Tho line OF ie'i'
street. Jersey Ciiy. ard point about SIS
hundred t6oo) feet ives; OF the New Nor'-
perhead line. ana sinking four csissen-
7so inside the builhead line and two near
Proposals must be- ia .ho form and Oh
the blanks prcscribcd by fne Commissions
nd must Ire accoinpa niea in the case -
Contract No. 3 by two certified checks for
one Hundred Twenty Five Thousand nui
srs t$l25.ooo) each and twvo consent Aonde
for one Million Dollars fflooeoool each.
and in tho ease of contracf 40. u. tF'
certified checks Tor On" Hundred I'll 50,
Thousand Dollars fsi5o.ooo) each aud two
consent bonds for ono Milton Dollars
tsl.000 ooo) zach.
Tho tunnels via b driven under corr
pressed ali hy the shield method. and the
shafts are 20 be SUNK caissnns under
compressed air. The contract time T.
,hlrty-siX $50 months
Attention IS called to Tho form pre-
scribed By the Commissions for bidders rn
the two contracts in that they ar invited
TO bid under either or both of two form
in each contract. In form y" the biaie
is to state his price Tor the work proposed
without dependence upon tho award .r
the other contract. in Form b h" bid
der is To state his price for the work pro
posed in case he should ais, b. awarded
the other contract. The proposal IN Forrf
'E.' in order to be valid must be l4.l,.
in the proposals fo- both contracts.
Plans. form of proposal. contract ana
specifications may bo obtained b. urcsrec- r.
tiNc bidders from G. ". Holland. chi =
Eneinenr Room eii. Han OF Keeeias Neg.
York city. A payment at iiv" Dollars
tS5.o0) for each contract viii he required.
Tho Commissions resegNe the night to
reject any and all bids
GEORGE X. DYER. Chairman.
New York State Bridge and Tunnel
Commission.
T. ALBETS ADAMS Chairman
New Jersey Interstate Bridge and Tunnel
Commission.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06
Real Estate News
Forty 2-Family Houses
For Long Island City
viii Be Erected at Once on
Tract Bough, in Thomp-
son Hill Section

J. nc Casllcnr Realty Company sold
through Bryan l.. Kcnncllv, Inc. to The
lSiiss street Realty Company. Monroe
poug'aS Robinson president, fifty lots
IN the Thompson liill residential sec
'lon OF Long Island City. The lots
were hcld at 100000 and arc located
IN the block bounded by Hciscr and
fltting streets and Nelson Avenue and
queens Boulevard and close to the
b'lss street station of the dual subway
system. "S
1t is the intention OF the BUYERS to
erect forty two-fnmlv Colonial houses
2oxloo cacp to be ready for juno oc,
cupancy. Contracts to build them hive
been awarded to I. c. Desmond &
Co.. 4''e. The plans arc by Herbert
Iucas, architect.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06
STORAGE NOTICES

Globe Storage & Carpet Cleaning COMPANY.
SOP, :sG4. 2UJ a 3U7 East :;!st Street. X
Mrs = Goug.f. Nr 4 { ,fhanovefb III
Margaret Kellv ',iliiun Kan NJ
II j. Murphy 1gn:.fz Summer Mis- n
Fisher. MIS-. l.. KSmp. MIS- ,Te,rrziia Nan
Mr Robe, Morrison Nr / loo N,nninr;-
National ifbnrra,hfnn - MIS- IN,
Chcevcr Mir ,i-jnta,n I>onx Mr. 7,
Stevens ERIK J. WallonbeIr, Mr. Walte~
\ smith Mrs r Tennessee Nj Tos~,,sl
Cannon. Dr. NJ. = Curley Mr.. Albert =
Holmes. Mr.. J. n ocstoIle Miss h Hon
lein. Miss i. Iiehner. Mr Leo Norton Nr-
Mrs. VI Il. Rionda. Mrs i NJ NcFait.
Mrs. katherine Nilnc, Mrs Ice Shunler
nam enebech NJ Bohencky Miss =
Fuilam. Mrs L. j. farnun. Mrs Iiardc-
mab, Lieutenant NJ octet. II. ". Harding.
Dr. &. trutchfeA. Ms j. *. lm'e.. M,s
w. Wilson. Mrs. Enier. MI II. Meltzer. Mr.
J.. Meyer. Mrs. II ~ Tyler. Mrs. Il. !
Hertz. Mrs ii. NJ. Hahn. Mr. lkobor.
Slainn MIR. : Gordon. Mrs. Mary IONS
Wildey. Mrs * Purcell u Wcins.etn
Mrs. w - Smith. Mrs i. Iowenstein.
Mrs I. Farrell. Mrs. NJ. Muieady. Nj Ed
ward l.. Hall. Mrs j. Gerhard. Ms Cat
erl1e McGarry. Mrs Emiay McNulfy. NJ.
NJ. v y. WilcoNon. Ms. p Saync. Mr.
II. i. Mandell. Mrs \. MtNamara Mr.
NJ. or i. g. Meyer. Mrs. : *. Raymond. =
Miss A. Mccormack. G. \. Campbell. Ma,
Whipplc Mrs. Hos<ins Mr. GonzaleS MIR
A. Caribnia Mrs Condon Mrs Mamie Far
rell. Mrs W Wilson. John y. wilkins
Mrs James Dalv q Erickson Mrs \
Laurie Miss NJ Reilly FRANK ,-aurhlirs
Mr.. and Mrs George wood Miss .;lffnr,;
Mir. or Mrs Fred ris3ler. Miss NJ. Mccaii.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06
Buyers Of Private Dwellings,
Select Houses on West Sid.

Clara Kelly sold to Ida K. Trenner
a threc-story dwelling at 81 West 123d
Street. i6.3X10011.
William Lyman sold to Mae c. Have,
a threc-storv dwelling at 35 West 133d
Street, l6.SX09l1.
James II. Cruikshank rcsold to Annie
Z. Logan. 1o1 West Ninety third Street,
a three story dwelling. 17xl02, through
Harry SuTarman.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06
Marine Corps Orders

w.s,l INC Tributes Washington Bureau
erdsrss ss;HiINGTON. ian. 5.-Marine Corns
Bpr.a,. issued to-day follow. -
ecsmniinsVs. y. M OK. c. F., to Honolulu.
saAs "a 1t 6. r. to Denver.
sslls, NJ Mat e9l- z NJ, g L. S. S. Florida.
aaastsr' c. csr,c - n r., to Washington
Lssha Capt. W. W. to Guam, np'''e 's'a'us
sseth,.u' Capt. T.. 10 Quantico
s5onss' cSapI. G., to Kansas city.
tr,99t,ef. ), tapl. 3I ~ G.. to Denver.
.tahps.,. ~. s. to Honolulu.
ssingsno,,h- "a 1t. W. j.. to Honolulu
ssaasn. u u; "a LIT. H, to Honolulu.
i',,'seekley, M ~ TX T., TO Philippine Islands.
osl; Cd T., ", W. to Washingtoa.
sssraia. 70 "a. l., T. W. to Paris is.snS a' pG'
Gutenberg =. A.. 10 Ellington Field.
-ais. cssss' yrapl Il. NJ. to Hayfi.
~ 4. Il, 10 Newark
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Small Business Buildings
On East and West Sides Sold

Gertrude Gunshor sold to Rachel Le-
vine three tory building with stores
at 255 West Eighteenth Street, 26x
67.5x irregular.
Michael Pallovsky sold to Leo Frci-
man thrcc-story building at 81 East
Seventh Street, 26x74lO
Francis Speir sold to Bella Krausz
four-story stable at 2l7 East Fifty
,SiXth Street. 25x1OO5
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06
Hand Crushed i'll His Cycle
Policeman Injured Trying TO
Free His Trousers

Policeman Franklin B. Noss, of ,hc
Liberty Avenue, Brooklyn. police sta
ton. with Sergeant Frank Collins in
the side car Of his motorcycle. was
riding along Liberty Avenue last nicht
When his trousers became caught in
the transmission. He reached down to
cNtricatc himself and the gear grinpcd
ms hand. Before tho machine could
DC brought to a stop his hand was
crushed.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06
Loft and Office Si,ace s.cascd


Albert b. Ashforth. Inc. leased Of
fccs in the Liggctt Building at Madi-
son Avenue and l'orty-second Street
to David Jackson and to the National
Liberty Insurance Company OF America
Cross Brown Co. leased the tenth
floor at DO and ~ East Twcnty-sccond
Street to katz, EFccht Company, Inc,
and the seventh to Joseph Love Inc;
with II. j. Friedman space at SO to AZ
East Thirty second Street to Alexander,
Silverman e. Cadous, womcn's silk un-
dergarmcnts.
Adams e. Co. leased space at 213 to
PIT Grand Street to Foreman g. Clark
Manufacturing Company the advcrtis-
ing sign on the roof at Broadway,
northeast corner Of Forty ninth Street,
TO the Shubcrt Enterprises, for a long
term of years.
George z. Read G. Co. leased space
at "a Hubert Street TO the First Aid
SDcC;altv COmpanv
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06
New Jersey

CEIFlCE-COLONIA Villa of 10 rooms
and bathrooms; plot 1OoSloo feet; going
for o-ihirds value must sell; want $4,000
cash. balance Of slo.250 or easy term mort
cages; elevation 100 feet in highest health
district Of New Jersey; house ready for
orcupancr Jar. l. complete in every detail;
l,ea utIfuily decorated inside and out ana
'lted with electric light fixtures, shades and
electric range: very convenient committing
to A. y: City; quick action necessary.
a. y. SIhWA1sF. Post ofiire box 41o7. CITY
Hall Station. New Yorl, City
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Navy Orders

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no ''''""e ""S"'a0toN H"rcdu
WASHINGTON. Jan. 5.-Navv ordo,.
lssued to-day follow:
p-vart T. cow. & ~
Herghsrs, " 20 asninSton-
Rettiv Fl 70 Sea,'ie IN i'aroor'
Rod N r - 'ea ,,,
Swift - n q" -Atiant'c nee.
rrnns - 90 roma Island
Hasseir,.,; t,rs
Hsrr,ct ~ 10 iaeihc fleet.
Prince Ems G. :, 80 ,'us'Vn -.
rsvlor Ers y - - iIocNon
=. alks En- i r. 10 lac.l' Aee'
GOTTA r. co,l 'S's H.
Ra,l:' /, g Y :. ohflo ~. 49," ioiN'
FIJI ill., L. r e., "''suS ;pn!a
Kinaar, To - =. vega
MacRae l., e p,.l, H,s, -. raifiie'
la Count Mn - - t,. "a. D'S''
Armstrong CON, I, 70 70 I,n,,i,,
Justin Com e NJ ''' ,o C,,'i,e ''0'
Gifen Con- = 6, 80 :, e G truror
Lowe. Com = - 60 =. -. - iioio"'
shouo. Con-, Com Il; u: :, to CaNiIc' 1
Davis. L., Com - - Nos u,,ror
Holt. 1t Conn sT'' J. NJ 20 e. : :. Iiorey' 1ir
i.a Clai, i, Y'', o. - 20 I. >, .: ituruil
Oates 1t. com b. r 10 dest SQUAD. =
Edwards ''' q . 70 - - % ~
srro;hsr -.
der ~ Oo'''' H. W. 10 Z. . . Al
schurman. 1T Coz, II c Az
den '-' O''''' H. e. 10 q . % al
Bachman II w o,.
Grimm 1t. q = ~ o'o"s @p1 p,,,,
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06
COOKS

COOIS-young Scotch woman: excellent
cook good city references H.. Miss
Hofmayel's Agency. 10 l.. A3d ST, Cd floor.
Telephone s9iT Murray lill.
COOK Young; efficient good manager.
nbising; most highly recommended.
Miss lialls Bureau. II West 44th. Van
derblt S3i0.
COOK Scotch: capable: excellent. Miss
Halls Bureau II West tith Wander
bill S3iN
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06
SITUATION WANTED MALE
Domestic

JAPANESE-E Experienced cook butler sp,en.
did references Agency. LOG Yves. 46,h
Bryant 1897.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06
Long Island Estate Bought
For Russian Refugees

The large home and fifteen acres be-
longing to A. G. Greensward at Roosc
velt, l.. L., have been purchased by New
York business men for a number Of
Russian friends who have come to this
country to escape tho Bolshevik re-
gme. The Russians arc said to have
formerly held high positions in the
late Cars army and in the Russian
financial world. Geer Brothers and G..
NJ Tay1Or were the brokers'
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06
LEGAL NOTICES

TO TOBIAS B. BFRGH late Of No. ess
w 2lst Street. New fork City. You
arc hereby notified that d final rule for
divorce has been granted against you 2.
the suit Of Hulda X. Bcrsh. your wife.
which will be heard in Court OF Common
Pleas No ;, of Philadelphia County. o.
March Term. 1920. No. los. on Monday.
the 23d day of January. A y. 1922. on
which day you may appear and sho"
cause. II any you have why such divorce
should not be granted against you.
T FOSTER THOMAS.
Attorney for i.ibellant. 1883 Arch Street
Philadelphia, IA.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06

MORTGAGE LOANS
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06
Browning School Gets New
Quarters IN West :,9tia 81

Tho Browning School CJohn A.
Browning), now on West Fifty-iifth
Street, has purchased for its use the
two-story buildings at so and 81 East
Sixty second Street, SO .4%1 1908, adjoin-
ing the southwest corner CT Park Ave
nuc. The sellers were the receivers
of the American Real Estate Company
which acquired the property several
wears ago.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06
Lessors Exercise Option
To Buy on Amsterdam Ave

Slawson & Hobbs sold for Daniel r.
Freedman 2S5 Amsterdam Avenue, PIX
100, adjoining the corner of Seventy
third Street. 10 the Little White House,
Inc. Mr.. Freedman leased the property
about two years ago 20 this corporation
for twenty-onc years, with an option to
purchase The seller has been asking
S1O0 900 FOR the property.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06
Corporation Increases Holdings
Al l.cNil1rfon Ave. and .SIsf :,

The Norko Realty Corporation Nsse
KOCH, which owns the properties at
$40 to STA Lexington Avenue and 1913
and 1870 East Fifty-frst Street. forming
the southwest Of those thoroughfares
has purchased from NJ. NJ. Marks the
adjoining five story buildings, 40xS0
at 566 and 56S Lexington Avenue. The
company now controls an avenue front
age of 1.10 feet and street frontage
OF LOG feet
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06

Tho Lewis II. May Co. sold for the
Strange estate q plot on the south
side Of Park Street, Long Beach. L.
L.. 10 the Long Beach Auto & Storage
Company which will improve the site
With stores and apArtments.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06
Sells Pelham Manor House

Fish & Marvin sold for j. A. Sill
lery his hollow Tie and stucco house
on Colonial Avenue at Pelham Manor.
The property was held at 10000.
The same brokers sold for Ray
mond J. Southwcll three lots on Cor
lies Avenue. Pelham Heights to Roy
7. Parker OF this city. The property
was held at $1,000
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06
INVESTS in BROOKLYN Flat

Bulklcy e. Horton Company sold rs
Carlton Avenue, 9 three story, three
family dwelling, l8x100, for the An
dcrson estate.
|. Salzberg sold for 7. Levine to NJ.
Levine Iho two-family house at 5llG
tllcVnnth Avnnur
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06
Deal for 7tl1 Ave. Ruildinc

William A. White & Sons were the
brokers in the sale reported in these
columns yesterday of the twelve story
building at 24o to Psi Seventh Avenue
to the Frederick Osann Company,
manufacturers of sewing machines for
tho garment trade and tenants in the
building, which was disposed of by the
Seventh Avenue ProncrtN Corporation.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06
TO Divide Purchase Tract

The fifty acres sold by Bryan l..
Kennedy for Alexander NJ Binr to the
Casilcar Realty Company is on Lincoln
Avenue, instead of Lucas Avenue.
Purchase, Wcstchester County, as re
Gently reported. The tract is to be
divided into three parcels.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06
Army Orders

From The Tri6unc's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON. Jan. Army orders
issued to-day follow.
Infantr,
,sE Capt Z. X. 70 Burlington
SSt,shs Sa,,st Can't H.. to honolulu
fgnl!o,wing TO Panama: Rees, Capt. G. NJ
vhls Capt. II. K; Skinner. Capt Il
!, Norris. MOTIFS. Capt. A. L.; Seifert. Capt. G. "
loving to Manila: cseth Capt /. NJ
i. bFagg Capt G.. H.
Miscellaneous
Welsh, Capt. C. r., sig. c.. to Honolulu
lis 1is,oe MAJ 4. e Med. &, to Denver,
wharton, Capt G.. cav. TO Fort Myer
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06
Brokers in ,57tI, ST. Deal

Clark r. Chambers and Frank D.
Ncillcr were the brokers in the sale Of
the twelve story building at 6 and s
West Fifty-scvcnth Street to Isaac d.
Levy by the Dreiccr Realty Company,
reported in these columns yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06
Fire Record

a. NJ. l-c>>
2:2o-s55 " 5sth st; unknown: Unknown
8:00--204 Water st; Lily Cup Co. Tri1ng
10:2o-6S w. Attn ST; Martha Weller
Unknown
1o:3o-Tront of 2sS Madison st; auto
mobile: Harry Wasserman. Unknown
w. a5th St: Vincenzo Ser
p. NJ. N'
i:o5-11 W. 115th st; Jacob Silver.
3 :20---6O Division st; Michael Strang
lea irllIlnS
3:30-23i1 5th av., taxicab: un
known .............. Unknown
4:05-24o5 Crotona av, the Bronx;
Joseph Francisco. Unknown
5:45-3s w. 1s6th ct; Kate Higgins
Unknown
s:2o-2s W. 18th ST. Wellmade Suit
s:s5-scs W. l7sth st.: Hugh castler ansr'""
Unknown
s:4o--1oo W. 1osth st Mrs Bauman
Unknown
7:55--1 Carlisle St; Frederick Bohem
s:35--l47th ST. and Brook av.. auto:
Stephen Syracuse. ....... Unknown
9:05-374 Spring St. unknown. Unknown
9:4c-30s ". l51s; St. Edward Rich
ardson .......... Unknown
10:25--77 Christopher ST; unknown
Trifling
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Nurses. Etc.

CIILD'S NuRSE-Children over three
Years old excellent European and Amer
ican references. S, Miss Hofmayer's 3
Agency. 10 e. a3d St, Sd floor. Tel. S947
MurraE Hill.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06
MORTGAGI. LOANS

ABSTRACT OF TITLE BUSINESS FOR
SALE; ESTABLISHED TWENTY
YEARS--IN MUSCLE SHOALS D1STRII.r
.a.EASlS AND FIELD FOR LARGE
TITLE AND GUARANTY COMPANY 1IAV-
ING FUNDS FOR REAL ESTATE LOANS
NEW WHITE CONCRETE OFFICE
BlltDlNti-WlfL SELL PLANT ALONE
CR PLANT AND REALTY. ADDRESS
mmCk,AN N y COUNTY ABSTRACT COM
PANN. DECATUR, ALABAMA
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06
Movie Theater to Seat ZOO
To Be Built in New Rochcilc

George Neiman is to erect a NOV
ing picture theater at North and Hor
ton avenues, New Rochelle. with a
seating capacity for 1,200 Lersons. on
,,1Ot 1OOx10O
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06

TWO fine young Filipinos. competent cook.
useful. butler: entire work. $40 Wcttler s
Agency, 90 West i3d. i.ongacre sS67.
YOUNG; FILIPINO COOK BUTLER house
worker, experienced. industrious, trust
worthy So Wcttler's Agency. 20 West
A3d st. Iongacrc 1867.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06
Euys kingsbridgc Road Plot

Samuel Brencr sold to the Paragon
Construction Company, Charles Cohen
president, a plot, IG5X150, On the north
side of Kingsbridgc Road, between Uni
vcrsity and Webb avenues.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06
IMPORTATION WANTED
FURNISHED RooMs TO LET
Easi Side

aoTn ST LEXINGTON Az. NTotel RAJ
lofgc) Women exclusively: newly dec
rated, room. bath. SIG we~Niy up also
room. use bath. Sil weekly up. restaurant
convenience big reduction for persons.
SD ST, AT MADISON AV Glotel Ash
ton)-Nowly decorated room use of
bath $40 week. up room. bath. Sl2.bH
weekly up. hnsca, surface ears. subway .
iui! hotel sorvice: restaurant
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06

@-5-STORY WALK-UP APIS w. sos 5O~
100: rents $4,000 price $4,000. netting
50 900. Coughlan & Company. Inc, 200
W. ind.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06
BROOKLYN Garage Sold

Henry l.. Nelson sold the two and
one-half garage at 95 Wyckoff Street
for A. l.. Scattergood to j. A.
Brcn2ck.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06
Space for Motor Concern

Cross & Brown Company leased to
the LII Motor Car Company, OF New
York, space at the southeast corner of
Vernon and Webster avenues, Long
Island City.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06

4. : ECIrriVI1 or assistant for motor truck
,iivision or large Industrial ton years
shop cxperionce knowledge Of standard
trucks and handling men: Christian, mar
rlea: age as. Box 1o9. 1915 Third AYR.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

CAPABLE mauseor Voi'i like 20 eo..
uunica;e with Nfv Yor,. stock ft-
change house 40 establish oficr ~
ark \. j Adde'S FINANCIAL. t--
- e5f. Tribune
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06
Sale in Stebbins Avenue

Joseph Goldberg sold to Esther Roth
one-story building at 1875 Stebbins
venue, 25x109.4X Irregular.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Chanb

CHAMi}EENIAID WAITRESS Bright,
neat Young woman: highly recommended.
O.. Miss Ho.DaNer's Agency. q +. t3d st.
I'd floor. Vnophonc s947 Murray Hin.
CHAMBERMAlD. waitress. cook. parlor-
maid. kitchoniNaid- Young Irish girls;
all experienced servants; We'll recommends
ed; together or separate. r.. Miss 1iof
mayors Agency. 10 e. 43d st. 80 focr.
Telephone S947 Murray till.
CliAMBERMAID-Wa Waitress -- Young, neat.
capable. willing: very highly recon-
mended. Miss liails Bureau. II West tith.
Vanderbilt $3.50.
CHAM BilRMA D-Waitress; young; thor
oughly c.cable; excellent. Miss Fi;zger-
alas Bureau. 365 9th av
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06
HELP WANTED MALE

ARTIST ILL sTRATOR FOR LADIES'
SPECIALITY SIiO!; NJ, ST HAVE WIDE
EXPERIENCE AND ORIGINALITY FX-
CEPTlONAI. OPpORTUNlrY, BRING SAM
Piles. AVEDON. i48 5rH AVE.
DUNG MAN-Wanted in office of mer-
camille concern. must have a good
knowledge Of double entry bookkeeping
excellent opportunity for a future; salary
$1,000. Address in own writing. giving
particulars botn personal and experience
Address * SIS. Tribune
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Miscellaneous

ARTIST ILLUSTRATOR FOR LADIES
spEcIAiTY sHop; MUST HAVE WIDE
EXPERIENCE AND oRlGIN-ALITY; EN
PLIlS. ANEpON. aaS 5rH I'VE.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06
BOARDERS WANTED

30 TIL ST. AT LEXINGTON AVE. ITot.l
Eutledge} For ladies': ono room and
meals from SIS up: elevator. telephone.
etc.; full hotel service. newly decorated.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06
APARTMENTS TO nEr-uNFuRNlsHED
Manhattan

MADISON AVE. III. co9ncr Gsl st,--Ex-
oep.iona' ;wo-lcon fuit4s: trssesaion at
once. HARRIS. VOUGIir :. COMPANY. D
East 46th st.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06
TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds. Jcwelry, Etc.
Gas, Coal aud Oil Stoscs

FoEt' EI.AlN. cua,ueicd ami blssk c6f-
binntion. co8l and Eas ranges. steam .4af
not waior heaters. laundry stpNcs, alr'
-epaira Of an makes SVDtr. EEpAtf.
TDRPOEATIoN. 2sS-29g Waitr si corarr
l'eekinan. y. y. !;fA@cn. Is. NUlbefr.
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