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New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
Rapid Strides
Being Made in
Construction
Material Plants Operating al
Full Capacity in Effor, to
Keep Up With Demand:
Dealers Short of Glass

Building invef,mcnt persis,eney IN
The face Of uncertain future material
and equipment delivery ls the present
day wonder Of the Eastern construe-
tion industry. says the eurrcn, Dow
Service Daily Building Reports.
There are projects now In process Of
being launched that arc actually being
advanced instead Of being indefinitely
deferred. Az other times when delivery
commitments have been difficult of
attainment and manufacturing SEIZED.
ulcs have been uncertain. investmont
interests have Withdrawn from the
market entirely or have proceeded
cautiously. The reverse appears 20 be
tho order 81 the day, and, indeed, this
policy of procedure. quite independent
Of possible future industrial shadows.
is creeping into manufacturing oenicrs
as we'll
The manufacture % glass provides
m ideal illustration of this tendency
Manufacturers of window glass have
been proceeding 20 the production of
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season. when factories close down but
the demand has been so great and 80
constant during all this rush period
that stocks are exceedingly low Cur
rent and Immediately prospective de-
mand has sapped dealers supplies, TOO,
and situation similar In some
respects 20 that o. tho Eastern common
brick market may be looked for ere
the glass manufacturing season gets
under way again az the close Of the
summer
Operating at Full Capacity
In the plate glass department the
same conditions apply. Manufacturers
are operating approximately full ca
racity, as far ne labor and fuel sup
ply will permit with as much business
FOR future delivery as they care TO
contract for no this time. Polished.
rough. ribbed anl figured wire-giass,
plain rough and ribbed and figured
rolled glass manufacturer are hnding
demand sufficient 20 warrant ex-
pectations Of upward price movements
before long.
Common brick demand from this
market is increasing. Manufacturers
have been forced 90 policy ~ produc-
ing and burning brick as ,ast AZ they
possibly can without regard 20 future
coal supply. n it ceases, then pFodue-
ton must cease. but green brick TFo.
duction is proceeding az The rate OF
20 nor cent OF normal. i the coal
surply fails. this moulded clay will be
pu. In the racks 90 await o .ucl supply
Even an advance Of 81 a thousand
wholcsale. making the price az dock
now s2i TO which must be added FOR
delivery cost the charge of handing
haulage and 10 per certl. has failed 20
check the immediate demand, much
less the call for contract brick celiF-
cries running into The future
Lumber market reports covering INC
national industry as OF June TO- sno"
that production ard shipments are no"
equal % orders and that all arc n INC
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
Cottons

Although little change was shown In
the finished cotton goods field last
week. the unfinished or gray goods
market was fairly active for most Of
the period and prices advanced still
further. The cotton goods advances
are directly attributable 20 higher raw
cotton prices and continue 70 be made
despite strong resistance 70 higher
prices Merchants continue 20 express
doubts concerning their ability 20 pass
higher prices on 20 consumers. II is
fact that many retail prices now
placed on cotton goods are much lower
than such goods should be priced on
the basis Of to-day's primary market.
Percales continued active throughout
the week and the advance business in
mapped goods for fall was reported ex.
tremely good. some mills having sold
UP their forward production.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
FINANCIAL
~.w York city. June IS. 1922.
-ro the Ssoekholders Of
ANSHIR (ORrOR ALTON

~-D sTF AN~HIp CORPORATIONS
6lti. ,.ka notice that SPECIAL Meeting
~ s,ssssSssTTss TsoH q SA.L"yD Ssw vers coTpS. t,n
sElR ~. he.n tuiv called hy the board of
s,es ~ 10 held AZ fh- of'ic- of that
1rset.,,,r 81 Fifth Avenue, New loih
gr71y a. twelve c'clock Noon on tues
tr, ;,h day Of July. 1922. for the puf-
~ ~ - scring and takng such action
- q r-esfirg may desire upon and WIN
q ~ 40 the following ecommerfations
-'rs..s ~ fhe Boafd ~ Directors q sali
~s,lon a. specis, rneS,,ns sl.so-s,,on 90 20, On
$3.50. the eist day n June. 1879. ~
psS..y,ioct in th~ afternoon. ramely
{ - ~. increase of the authorized capital
G this corporation TON IN IN" p.ess.i
-. kf 600 shares % common stock or
f-f " ,sfse ~ s. pr share. 90 t1.-f3Noo.
~ 80 ~ sii 800 shares Of common stock
90, 81 value u s. per share. and 5000
= ~ - rreferrsd stock ~ the par value
ci-s - - stare such preferred stock 20 en-
4 -. AoiAers thereof 90 20 fun voting
D. - f9 % receive out Of the surplus
o.. or out % the not earnings = ne
1900, ard the corporation shall l.
ta'-2s - nav thereon a. ana when declared
49, poa ~ of Directors. pfcfcrential
~ 80 al ne rate %, but never cNCeeding
it,~.., s-rurH. which preferential dividend
So t..uarre - the preferred sip.k ana
. .-.sfs yearly half yearly or quarterly
y 49, ti,idrnt shall he 80; apart for
it,.s's ,,n5n me common stock. 90 10 share
~. according 10 the par value ~ the
Y ,.fg. stocks In any ana All other 0iNl-
~, ssciared and paid by The corporation.
- - IN the event - any liquidation Or
,...r,lor or distribution - the assets OF
'....-.,srsilon whether voluntary o- invoi-
! ~ a. - paid tho par amount of the
....--.s s.ork aud the amount of any PREF.
,y'.....f tivlde~fs accumulated and unpaid
%..- % ,ssore any amount shall be payable
fIi "a ne holders of the common stock,
|. y --S,eh paymen' 20 tho holders OF the
I.,.-.s stolk of ts par value ana the
's.,.,,iai dividends accumulated and un-
I "a .s.-eon the residue of The assets of the
l.....-s,ion shall "a fatahly divided among
.f,sN - the holders of SO common stock.
me adoption of resolution or uy-hW
=, s~t p1rFuent 20 which during each
-. year OF the corporal IONS existence.
t,.--l--l-e o.iih the year 1922. there shall he
'l-s .sss 81 distribu,ef hy tho Board OF
r..s.o-, fbe. Of the net profits Of tho cor
L...,,,- for the calendar year in question
r.'.t nav remain after defuCfing with re-
=. a s,,eh calendar year the cost and c1-
-. - 6olnE business. losses Incurred.
-. 49, usual depr~ciatio ths lO9s pref
1000 dlrifend on the average outstandlng
...s.rrst stock and Sc on the average out
y,,dirs common stock anf on the aNeIaee
.---ies ard undivided prohts. such distrl1u-
80 ~ y. MADE 70 such of The officers and |or
.--,svses of th> corporation. ana IN tuch
,-ssr,, a. the BOARD In its uncontrolled
,.,,.sion may from time 20 time determine
- me t-ansaction of such other busi.
~, AZ may be brought 70 the attention of
es meeting. -.. p...,A.,,
gP. WATSON. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
Woolcns

Slow but steady progress continued
in the woolen and worsted goods mar
kets. Early reports from the women's
garment manufacturers. who have
statesmen on the road with fall samples
indicate that a fair yardage Will be
needed this fall and mill agents nTe
counting upon increased buying OF fall
materials from the womcns apparel
trade next month.
Raw wool appears 20 have reached
tho height Of its upward movement
based on tariff possibilities and some
speculation, and a recession in prices
took place last week. The price de-
cline. however. was not sufficient 20
affect the cloth markets.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26

finished silk prices and manufacturers
believe that the next month will show
considerable broadening Of forward
buying on the part Of jobbers, retailers
and garment manufacturers. The soft
crepy silks continue 70 lead in popu
larity, although brocades and tinsel
effects for fall are beginning 70 show
activity. velvets are in high favor IN
France. and strong demand for them
is expected TO manifest itself here in
the next month or two.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
Apparel

Continued demand for summer Ap-
parel FOR men. women and children,
particularly the latter. gave tho gar
mcnt markets considerable activity
last week. The summer season is now
running along with the fall season.
Advance orders for mems clothing FOR
fall continue 10 be placed slowly. de-
spite indications that prices will be
advanced soon. IN keeping with higher
cloth prices. The larger manufacturers
report having booked close % tho nor
NAL volume of advance orders.
The local market is hampcrcd by
labor troubles. but the Willingness
with which contractors have been
meeting tho unions terms indicates
that the stoppage OF work will be
ehorfffvei
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
Flat and Store Building
On Heights Corners sold

George c. Blackwell sold 20 a client $40
g. Nicholas Avenue, northeast corner
OF ls2d Street. siN-storv "a'H-up'
and tho two-s.ory stone building az Al
s. Nicholas Place. northwest corner
of l52d Street. for the Far Return
Holding Company John 7. flannery,
presldent). The property was heId AZ
<iiO 600.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
Plans for West Side Flat
To House ll2 Families

Plans have been hled for the con-
s.ruetion of a fftoen-story ron-house-
keepinr apartment house. with stores
and accommodation for il2 families,
a. ~ 70 40 West Eighty-hrst Street, for
tho Al 10 20 West Eighty-hrst Street
Corporatlon. Joseph G. Siegel, presi-
dent. Il will have frontage Of lo5
lee, and a dcpth Of l02 feet and. ac-
cording 10 the architects, Sugarman,
less * Berger. will cost 100000.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
koucE OF REDEMPTION OF BONDS
cnrrrw - Er.p cOHfpANY.

sPERRY FLOUR COMPANY.
, NOTICE rs HEREBY GlNEN that on 70
~ Day Of August. 1922. all Of the outs,ana-
st Ti.si Mortgage SIX Per cent tii.sen r1
ser Sinking Fund Cold Bonds of speiI
ss-f Company. dated February ], 1912 anu @anl
.s''ed ~ mortgage OF the same daie eAs
.l.1 BY faid Sperry Flour COMPANY 20
rfo-Csiiornla Trust Company. Irus,ee.
=. - redeemed. and there will be tnen eso
- payable on each Of said bonds. a. lne
we we Of said Angio-caiifornia Trust Com,
t.ty situate az the corner OF MaFKet 80
tosome Streets. In San Francisco, thl
1T5,sia T,ssi.a one hundred and two ana one s, ma,
n.1) per cent of the face value tneieoL
- accrued interest thereon TO said ist cay
august, 1922. The holders OF sato t-.. Io
- required 10 present the same foI isoenp
- a. said ofhce OF said Anglo-CanioIh.a
ittN Company on said lst day OF Ausss..
,.,... ,..... az said redemption price. 20 VIZ tne
=, pa amount thereof, with accrued N.Y.,
-. -. thereon and a bonus Of two and one ma.
e. =, cent Of such principal amount. In'eress
g.. ssll bonds will cease 20 accrue on s@''
asy OF August. 1929.
cAt1. June -. lts1. .....
Trustee,
cHAE. p. LEEGE. vice-Presideni.
SkAkT CORDREY. Asst. Ssey'
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26

The silk trade is finding It difficult TO
make much proeressinto the fall selling
season. The advance in raw silk has
proved n stumbling block in one direc-
tion. At the same time. buyers are
becoming more reconciled 10 current
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
The Week i'm Business
Upward Price Trend Continues: Retail Trade Slightly
Broader; Better Quality Merchandise
Movement Begun

LTHOUGH little change shown the general ous-
situation the trend continued unmkaby toward improve
ment The upward tendency the material markets
with the exception metals generally continued In the textile
field higher prevailed silk and
further emfnshed and
finished goods from fbers.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26

poer o.Nrff. studio apartment 10 rent
a. ,.mmer. Cs washington sq.' very
f.,.e uru.uai studio bedroom. beth
- .st-,ont apartin.nt large room. two
bedrooms hath. kitchen.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
,.,,,e, Estate at Syosset
i% Bought for Sanatorium

o.. Piquet estate is reported TO
y" .oid through Derschuch & Co.
s~ a-,estead with forty-eight acres
. ~, Woodbury. Turnpike Road at
: @ This property has been in
s'',p,cuet family for many genera
es "a /. one Of the choice sites in
~ 't.s;rity Of many prominent country
g.. The purchasers, who 1t Is
' will improve the property for
E,,or,um purposes for the treat
ei.f tuberculosis In is early stages.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
THE RANK OF AMERICA.

New YORK CITY. juno 3, III
ta -n.rfl,H ~ The directors OF Tho
BARK Of America. held this day. a ciyl'
e'nd Of Three Dollars per share was oe -
Jared, payable July LIST, 1922. 10 STOCK
Seicsrs OF record AZ three O'CLOCK p H'''
CHARLES Z. CURTIS. Cashier
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
e5OO .0OO Loan on Loft

Lawrence. Blake & Jewell have
,laeed a prmancnt loan Of 100000 az
& Der cent. for five years on 200 70
ala West Fcr,y-o.gh,h Street corner
Of Broadway. hve-s,ory store ard
lot. 2O3Y5i feet.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26

WAITRFsS-frish; has served IN 5000
fannits. good rsfsTrncss A, Mi,s hot
r,s,kr's Agency. 10 Last tld Ct. 81 moor
Telephone sst murray hlll
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
Iewelry

Novelties continue 20 furnish the
chief activity 20 jcwelry manuiae.
turers. Articles such as earrings, gold
and silver pocket knives. belt buckles
cpT links and imitation pearls are
moving readily. Statesmen are on the
road with tho fall lines, and initial re-.
eui.s indicated a desire on the part OF
most BUYERS 20 hold OF their fall pur-
chascs until August and September.
Diamond markets displayed renewed
r fr-,ncss. and the belief obtains IN the
trsdc that prices will be relatively
higher within the next month. This
strong condition applies 70 high quality
stones. the inferior diamonds still SUI
fer.ng price reductions IN an eaort oy
re.aiiors 20 liouidate present stocks.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
NOTICE or REDEMPTION
yfssOIRI PACIFIC RAILROAD COM-
PANN

yr.f and Refund.ng Mortgage Per Cent
Gold Bonds. Series II.
-. - the terms % the FIRST and Re-
,.-sinx Mortgage Five Per Cent Gold
ssscs series u. issued under tho First
"a Rsfunding Mortgage Of Missouri Pa
49,, Missouri Pacifc Railroad Company
H. elected 10 redeem and pay or all ~
az series y Bonds. - an entirety. on
Issus, 1922 on said date there Wi.
s.esre ard be payable upon each q
~ bonds AZ tho agency the Railroad
rsnpeny. the Trus, Depart nent OF Guar.
,,,y Trust COMPANY of New YORK. 14o
p,sl1Wsy. New York City, the pTineips'
ss,,.ef together with the accrued inter-
o. 10 that date From and after August
/ ,;:: interest on said bonds Will cease
prsf New York, May I. 1922.
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILROAD COM
ey p. p. BUSH. President
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
Automobile Instruction

REPAIRING. driving taught snort rn'
license guaranteed. laiioS clas1es ~,
Fofi lessons American Auto school u
Lexington az
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
Leather

Firm prices and steady demand Tor
dcrirab'c leather continued last week.
Patent leather still leads IN sales. Shoe
manufacturer are hnishing Up thef
spring and summer orders fall Or
ders ~ yet are light, and many retail
ers have delayed buying until aiter
the shoe and leather exposition ana
STYLE show in Boston. July 10 70 ~,
Womcn's novelty shoes Tor carry inli
selling are being ordered fairly lib
orally. and factories turning gu, suen
footwear are fairly well supplied WIN
orders % run them through july aho
August.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26

higher in price and scarce IN guam
tity IN the local markets Mhnufac-
turing furricrs report inercafcd buy
nr on tho part OF retailers for their
hrgus. sales
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26

rOR REST-Artls''s studio IN no pre-
woods between Pon, Pleasant ana Lake,
cool siN rooms and bath Garage ana
g,risn outlet and secluded Also very
quaint t-room cottage On hAnN oi orN
taraf Half hours sail % Barnegat Bay.
Good nshlng Address o. p. Van camp
Point Pleasant. y j
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
FrIrs

A slightly broader demand for raw
and finished furs was reported last
week Raccoon and skunk. largely used
for trimming purposes were slightly
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
DIVIDEND NOTICES
GARFIELD NATIONAL BANK
9TH AVE. AND a3RD ST.
New York. June q. !

New York. June q, 1922.
rhs Road o, Directors have this day
tsisf.d q quarterly dividend Of 30 upon
~ capital stock Of this bank. paysole
is. of City and State tax on ara Ai'es
s',s 90 iy22. 20 stockholders OF record
u tie close Of business June 2s. 1879
A. w. SNOW. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
Fire Record


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mobile. Paul Motley sy......1 l. h~"s y"
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26

HENRY J. LEAKE. AUcTioNEER;,
ippIAS II. MULLER 4 SON will sell at
IT, =, MONDAY, JUNE 2sth. 1922. ct
II e'c'ock Noon. az their office, No. %
Vwlafn street. New York city.
For Account Of whom II May concern =.
y, shs Rival Knitting Co Inc 2sr s,,00oo
ifo sh, Rival Knitting CO.. Inc. Par 300.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26

TEDsuRY DEPARTMENT. washington
f.-.,s.ng orces OF the Treasury Depart
i..s, vlh coin bags for the fiscal year end
tg June so. 1929. Will be received az ms
"a. untii "wednesday. June 2s, lg-z, az
,clock ?. " Blank forms for tlaalhs, Ni.H .sa
lsiruc'lors and descriptions OF bass printed
rsieon Will be furnished upon applcauon
Z ~ Secretary Of the Treasury. Diyisioh OF
sosske.plnk and Warrants. The nGnet y, 70
,.si any and all bids is reserved. o r.
ILhEKT Jr.. Under Secretary
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
COUNTRY BOARD
HELP WANTED FEMALE
miscellaneous

roffrgg sfuaent or ieachtr wanisf f0r
surnfnsr season. 20 DAYS 1910 Educat
ronal work ln mountains or - fcasaofe
guaranty Trust Wuiiflng b22 fif'h aFf
.eV York Clty. Room lll.
SUMMER woRK-Teacher or advanced
student. enfoyable. healthy tAcaii1h
tsi0 90 days Write Dspf %. 5o1 5ih a..
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
INSTRUCTION

- ,,.eo.ys summer Conference for
u ~ II 80 echooi of tutoring July 20
e,st DsuEhiful environment. ossn',t5,s s'.,i
..srsr,. nary Interesting courses. s ioI su's
InfoffnAtlon adifsfs Miss aes'v S-"'''''
schooi, boa 7. Isfrytcwn. ~ L.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26

PROPOSALS WILL BE received by the
Bureau Of Supplies and Accounts. NAvy
department. Washington. y. c., until lo
ttoek g m June y. 1922. for delivering
househoid furniture. acetylene gas. o1yge eh
'ps mineral oil. gum gaskets boiler Eask
rs Portland cement. carpets ana Iusr'
NhNs lead. cotton rags calcium oafbile,
cono,nirsfed I've. pump valves. abrasive
wheels sfssl castings. and dry cells 10 the
navy yard BROOKLYN. y. Y. etc. Apply
e, proposals to the Navy Purchasing
o-ss New York. y. Y, or 20 the Buresu
Z Supplies and Accounts. DAVID iCa
TER P.yraster General OF the Navy. e-7-22.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
FOR SALE
sURROGATEs NOTICES

LANGuOr. WOODBURY. -sCfrLr.
MENTAL CITATION -rNE PEOPLE
on ffIrE STATE DF AkM YORK by IHI
GRACE oF GOD. FREE AID iNDt
PENDENT. 20 GERTRUDE d.. WATTS. an
infant over fourteen years ~ age inter
bury o. Langdon deceased. vino A. 80
time ~ bic death was resident q ll3
Fifth Avenue. Borough ~ Manhattan. cliy
of New York. SEND GREETING
tu0n ffe petition OF william 81 'ruik'
sfank res.flrg a. Garden CITY Long Tel
suf, Sew York. and The New YORK LIE
ir.grance and Trust Company, having ~
principal onice az 81 Wsli street, Borough
Z Manhattan. city % New York.
foY ana Zach OF you are hereby eltsA
70 show cause before the surrogate's Court
II New iork County. held ~ the Hall of
Records. ln tie County Of New YORK on
he isth day - July. 1879. AZ hAif.ptst
.en o'ci0ci In tho forenoon - that dsy
rhy ife account of preceding % SAID
William y Crulkshank and The New YORK
.lfe fnsIr3nee and Trust Company, a.
Slli ard '-s sment - saif deceassi.
ih0u.f rof be fuiicia IN settled.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREBY. We hsys
rrnrfd fhe seal - The
surr0gate's Court % ths
pid Couay ~ New York
O. bs herepnio aNisel
fsssi % the rottN couAf'aix
sSitosats sgrrcra,e - our sald
S'-'N' C0gnfy. a. ihs County n
New York. the ffh tly -
June. il the year Of or
iord one thousand nina
hundred and tvsnty.tvo.
MARTY . NscrE.
Clerk of the 3urroEats's Court
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
PROPOSALS
NorlcE 20 CoNTRACToRs.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
PROPOSALS for furnishing timber, sheath.
e., soorinx exterior facing lumber. etc.
i,f the construction o. stable s5@'s camp
\. ,scsived by the state Board of Armory
e'n'.ioner,. at sc vSf oniee ,Arss ss' o.sioes sIS'
" f6svlight saving time) on Friday,
Jsy is32. and then and there publicly
p,o,a.sI. mus. be made on proposal
forms ana enclosed IN envelopes. boih oi
when are furnished by the state en-
v.lop., 10 be scaled and endorsed as a.
r,cisd In the proposal form.
Proposal forms and envelopes may be
obtalned and copies OF specification con
sui,sd az the above described office ~ the
Board al the state Camp OF Instruction.
near Peskskll y. Y. and al the Stale
Arsenal. Ui Seventh Avenue. New YORK
City.
The right IS reserved hereby 20 reject
Any Or all bids ~
MlSsiONERs
dated Albany. y. Y. June -. 1922.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds. Jewelry, Etc.
AUCTION SALES

DIAMONDS bourf' aat sef q, ene
Adylcs free Bennett i1t ray. ~ fs''.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26

~ pvRgrANcE OF Az ORDER Of Hon.
ofatls JOHN T. cOHALAN. a Sufrosats
n, tho County of New York. NOTICE Il.
htrcty given q 81 pcrsons having claims
aGainrt l.. q. Lambert Huntington. late u
the county % New YORK. deceased. % pre-
sent ths same with vouchers thereof 70 the
subscribers AZ their place q ffansacfinf
business. az The once q Harold Nibank.
their attorney - 10. ~ Cellar stffst iH
The borough Of Manhattan IN fhs City %
New YORK. STATE q New York, on or before
the 18th day of Dscsmhsf. 1874.
Dated Ne~ forH, ths twelfth dsy %
June. 1899.
COLOMBIA TRUST COMPANY,
EMMA Is s. HUNTINGDON
HAROLD NHBANk
Attorney for Executors
Onlce and y. %. Address. ~ CEDAR street.
Borough - Manhattan. New York city.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
Nestchester
New Jersey

frTUAa HOMES for sale Or rent.
rff.IAM n MILLS Tel. 6ios PELHAM
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
REAL EsrATE-sALE OR REM
long Island

BRfGHrwATERs L. Have several
very desirable plots near Bay. naroor
h.fidfns r y a H. " AcKERSoN, %
count ri. brooklyn and Drightwaters. J.. J.
HIGH Hll Reach. Long Island turnished
olcht roof,i cottage. 100 feet from ocean,
$500 fn~ season Phone Spring 0fss be-
tween . END s. or Murray iiii s92s eve
3 .nfg
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
HELP WANTED MALE

COLLEGE student or teacher wanted Tor
sgnmsr season. 20 days. i2io Bdue4
flonai work In mountains ~ at Nsf1of'
guaranty Trust Bunfing ta2 Ffih aFf
Ssw York cry. Room a1i.
SUMNER WORK Teacher or afyaneef
student. enjoyable healthy vacation
1870. ~ day. Write Dept ID 3oi 1th HF
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
West Sid.

DIST ST. s6g WEST -hffractly, room. iay'
atory. modern apartment. rsfefencs. h'ief'
side 2iso
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
SITUATION WANTED FEMALE
Miscellaneous

TycFrIrNr SERVANT ner's CARR
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New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
Domestic Help

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