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New-York tribune., 1922-04-26
Edison Co. Reported Buyer
Of Site in Monterrey Avenue

The New York Edison Company is
understood to be the real buyer of the
plot, 125X100, on the east side of Mon
terey avenue, 100 feet south Of 17Sth
Street and adjoining the six-story
building at the northeast corner OF
l77th Street, which the company
erected for offices and display room.
The sale Of the property through Jo-
seph p. Day was reported in these col
1llnnS NnSte rdav
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BROOKLYN LOT sale To-rioh;

Tins evening in the Brooklyn Ex-
[oanee room, Joseph P Day viii sell
.Vi brooklyn lots occupying the great
ef part Of three blocks bounded by
aesemar Christopher and Deehan ave
.u'N an. Osborn Street, at the june
l9A of Hegem4n Avenue with New
LOS L. Road and within four blocks of
me New Lots Road station of the B. r.
I-Broadwav a."
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Flat for Bronx Site

n. William +. Kurz Company sold
,.. ." 0onn Hayney the plot at the south
SSest Sest corner of Minford Place and 172d
c|'eet' 2O0Xl00 to the Poldina Holding
,9"Ipahy. which will erect fve-s story
apartment houses.
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REAL EsIATE-sALE OR BENT
Manhattan

WILL THIS BARGAIN INTEREST YOU?
NEAR 7tD ST. SUBWAY. 4-STORY
AND BASEMENT DWELLING FOR $40. =
ooo; PoSSESSiON AT ONCE: THIS is
THE CHEAPEST HOUSE YOU CAN BUY
SMALL AMOUNT or CASH. SIAW SON
HOBBS. 1872 WEST 72p STREET
MUSICIANS ATTENTrON-~k- story mod J.
crn dwelling, unusually we'll adapted to
use az studio. huilt-!n organ Included In
sale entire property will be sold Mt great
discount to cloee an estate. easy terms
SLAWSON x HOBBS. I62 W, 12D Sr
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Lively Bidding Marks
Sale Of Lots i'm Astoria
McCreery Estate, Comprising
ITO Parcels, Brings &o9,775
al Auction

4 total of $59775 was received for
10 lots along the waterfront at AS
iora, the ownings Of the Rachel Nc
Creery estate, which were sold at auc-
ton in the Nesey Street salesroom
Yesterday by J. Clarence Davies. About
seven hundred persons attended the
sale and the bidding was. spirited
throughout. with the result that the
parcels We're quickly disposed of.
The first parcel offered, 25x100, at the
northwest corner of Barclay Street and
Aesmith Place, was sold to Thomas
Nammon FOR SITS. Four 20-foot lots
on the west side Of Van Alst Aenue,
25 feet north of Nesmith Place, were
bought by Il, Neria for $500 each. He
s,so purchased an abutting plot, 30X
~ on Nesmith Place, for 81 900. Four
lots on The east side of Van Alst Ave
1ue AZ Casino Place went for $400 each.
The 2'2-story dwelling, 72.2xll5x irreg-
alar, on Nesmith Place, 100 feet east of
ne Shore Road, was struck down to
George Taylor for $3.50
Rose lustig bought the lot at the
tortheast corner OF the Shore Road and
AeSmitr Place for S1,025. Lots on the
vest side Of Barclay Street, between
.aslno and Nesmith places, brought
sio0 lot Inside lots on Nesmith
race. between Barclay Street and Van
MSt Avenue. reaiised from $500 to 5000
Zach
Hy Joseph =. Day.
.leTH >r ~. : I4e W Cd av, through
70 l-fh ST. 36Nlq9.l0x irree, 3 and ;
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Lost Bankbooks

LOST-Bankbook No S4o.s04 OF tho Union
Dino Savings Bank In missing. Any per
eon having claim to II Ia hereby called
upon to present the same within ton days or
submit to having said passbook cancelled and
n new one issued.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-26

Ut Fortunate Franciulli. drugpist. a
Seht +aaht for thirty-fve years in the five
ST.! store and loft at 223 Grand
1...r' has purchased the property
u" Deorsc f. Mahnken.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-26

NORTH SHORE, LONG ISLAND
few very attractive homes from 81 900
TO 2.600 for season. 40 minutes electric
service. on and water
LECLUSE. WASHBURN & co.
20 East tpth ct. Tel 1856 Vanderbilt,
BEAtTlFCL one family ten-room stucco
house. For particulars. terms. appoint
Elmhurst, l.. |.
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superintendent of Pubic work @

ORlN BIDWELL. No. i5549. Bernhard rbei.
No. 1926, Henry Grote. No. 1924; Nslen.
tine Weber. No. 1911; katherine Gelaric.
No. 1865 John Reed. No. 1886 John and
Mary Cooke No. 1870 Mrs. Anna Giraffe
No. 1884; Henry Keller No i6047; Leo
Sougarnet. No. 1855: Mrs Kathryn Nj
Keen, No. 1928; Earnest & NJ. Moore. No
1855; John Remson. No. l5349: Andrew
Bloom. No 1926: Jessie T.. Overend No
1927 Edward c. Sherman. Nos 1eOs7-i5soS
Eta Sherman. No 16677: John L Alto. No.
Nussberger No. 1876: Alfred Wilnow. No
l6066 Theodore Gruber. No. 1914: Saliva )
tore Jennaro. No. 1860 Pietro Raele No
1885, Peter RaeIe. No. 165a7: Mrs Lillian
f. kiefer, No, 1897; ; Rudolph Nounenmachcr
No l6oo6 Eleanor Rrimlow. No. ls4so .
J. l. Campbell. No 1918. Take notice
Unless your contract within i've days is paid
up To date this forfeiture clause will be eu~
forced Contract rumbers are indicated after
zach naiDe. tG. Il. Meaehaaa < SsA. - ratx
Row. New York y
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LOST-Bankbook No. 1899 North River
Savings Bank, 81 w. 3Ath Street. Pay
rnent stopped. Finder please return to bank
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LoST-Bankbook No. 243. $50, tho New York
Savings Bank. Payment stopped. Finder
please return to bank
New-York tribune., 1922-04-26

LOST Bnnkbook No. as7.112 Harlem sav-
ings 13o East 12bth st. Payment stopped.
tlnder pleaac roturn To ha INK.
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARD

LOST, Al Aviators' BALL diamond and sap
phire bar pin Reward Hotel Leonorf,
'ol Madison ave, New York.
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LoST-Bnnkhook No. 9o,l28 Union Square
Savings Rank. 90 Union Square New York
Payment stopped Finder please return to
ba nix.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET

LOST-3ankbook No. 2s5.s%5 tho New
YORK Savings Bank. Payment stopped
FINDER please return 70 bank
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THE BIGGEST BARGAIN THIS sEAso,

Almost new white Colonial house .
rooms tiled baths, every Improvement;
garage; trees shrubbery, plot l00xl0n:
near station and school. asking Sl8,600
cash So 900. make offer Office open sun
day MRS. c. NJ. MURDOCH, 20 Post
Road, Larchmont. y. 7. rel. 42b.
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Columbu, Storage Warehouse. Inc,

~ ACCCRDANCE 9TH The provision Of
law. there being tne and unpaid charges
'or which the Undersigned Columbia Stor-
age Warehouses Is entitled 20 lien -
warehouseI"an on The goods hereinafter
described, ana duo notice having been
given 70 al parties known % clsirn ~
IN s0ch notice tor pawn = ot s1ob charg
having expired. there VII b. sold at pubic
auction a. Nos. sos West 9Th Street.
New York city OE SATf- -PDAY NAV -
1872, beginning at 1890 4 n. AMI cor
tnuing on each and every Saturday there
AFTER beginning a. the same hour. untN
goods and personal sffec-s as follows. par
ior suits, dining room suits. t-4roonl sIf-s
iloFary furniture, "a oles, chairs bass beds
nCh oed5' h-p springs. mattresses. holsters
pillows. chiMoniers. bureaus, couches hail
stands. cabinets wardcobes china closets
dressing tables. desks. hat trees rockers
pictures mirrors. planes. phoncrre,.f7e sew
ing machines typewrters suns rugs ar
pots. stationery hooks. trunks. hampers
H. l n.d's. ''HvI. tHe8frlcai costumes, china
g!assWa are oric-a-brac, jewelry. SILVER.
Graperies. curtains and personal etc
nee for the account Of. Estate of Martha
r StuTges, T T. Scurges adrntr: Harold
L. Bolton, Charles Emerson cook or r-rss
S.fesnF' [sr. 'ood Cook, Mrs II. r. Eldridge OF
Maria Maria l. Eldridge Neville Eda Lyae. Mrs
:, ~ +. kunoltz. Or. X. r. Chichester. MISC
T. =: Mills Mss Eliza i. Boarcman John
= Pnl!!ips Mrs Marguerite Dacy Heilinan.
Ars' Catnar!ne Neegan. 9. d. Bennett sr
Mrs Josephine Finn. Mrs Grace Poto~sv.
ley, Ludwig Baumann 6. Co Mrs. STEPHEN
J. smith. Mrs Marie Van Curt Myers Mrs
Martha Par.si. Mrs J. !. Mitchell. Cnsrie.
r Li6hthouse, Mrs. F. E Fontatne
Al peing now stored IN said Columbia
storage Wsrehouses
The goods vii be on exhibition at the
time and Place Of sale and on the day pre-
specifically described at the lime Of sale,
COLUMBIA STORAGE WAREHOUSES;
OFFICE. l49 Columbus Ave.
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West Side
=
HELP WANTED FEMALE

$50 Sr.. wcst, 2s2--Desirable single and
double rooms. Elevator apartment, gentle
men. Schuyler 1908.
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MOUNT VERNON

MOUNT VERNON
TWO-FAMILY HOUSE good location. gas.
electricity, separate steam heaters and
entrances: lot b0xl06; rents $3.50 per
month. Price $4,000. FISKE REALTY
CO.. IA Depot Place. Mount Vernon, N. Y.
BRONXVILI.E
CHESTER HEIGHTS, on Boston Il West
chester Railroad; artistic s rooms. new
house, steam heat, fireplace. 2-car garage.
tile bath S0x14o; price &12soo; suitable
terms arranged will also sell furniture.
Owner, 3109-W Bronxville.
PHILIPSE MANOR
BUILDING PLOTS, 60x10o sewers, water
gas, electricity. river view; $500, on
easy terms; assistance in financing build
ms, II. y, MORRIS. sc7 sth ~, PkAAs
Murray Aili ho-:.
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Domestic

NURSE for infant. English hospital
trained; wear uniform; state references.
K I60 Tribune
New-York tribune., 1922-04-26
Queens
PEEKSkIII,

OUR homo service plan will sav. you
?o9o and taxes. PARIS & SON l16 w
32d. Chelsea 1902
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OWNER GOING ABROAD


VIII rent furnished. for 4 6 or S months
his attractive home in finest residential
ne eighoorhood, spacious grounds. hntop 10
cation. Very low rent to right party Ia
answering give size Of family. ienCth of
time desired. etc
ONiCcs Closed SUNDAYS
EDWARD NJ. WEST INC
WHITE PLAINS, y y
OPP. station. Phones 27f--nTGs
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RYE

ARTISTIC and we'll built country home.
rooms. baths. garage, high elevation.
view of Sound; $4,000. reasonable terms.
Several unfurni ished houses for rent, 81 900
per year up
MISS Il. NJ. DRUMMOND.
90 Purchate st. Tel 8l1, Rye, N. Y,
New-York tribune., 1922-04-26
HELP WANTED MALE

UOUSEKEEPER for 400-room mountain
hotel Irwin Agency. III West 3sth at
New-York tribune., 1922-04-26

VACATION In country for teacher or college
student; refined. pleasant. heathy work
s210 for 60 days Address Dept. X. 303
9TH ave
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

AUTOMOBILE TRUCK AGENCY-Well
known make. with established reputa-
ton. All Sizes, to tons. Vauab BILE ter
ritory around New York is open for cx-
elusive agencies: Long Island. Northern
New Jersey. Westchester County. Fairfield
County. Write giving outline of your rer-
ord sud orHaniast,cni ~ strict ccnRdrnes.
Truck agency, Il 49, Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-26
PLEASANTVIL.I.E

BUNGALOW for sale to country loving
cor,muter; two bedrooms: large attic.
convertible into rooms; modern. six min
utes' walk to station: lot 75Xl0o with large
forest and nut trees hne view; $500 90.
II. ID. MckIBBEN. Pleasantville. N. y.
Phone 86-R.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-26
PUBLIC NOTICES
STATE OF NEW YORK
~

StAl II ot' NEW YORK
OFFICE OF
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
ALBANY
.. April 22nd, 1922
NOTICE OF OPENING OF STATE
CANALS:
The Erie, Champlain. Oswego and Ca
Euga and Seneca canals VIII be open 10
naVlgation At twelve o'clock noon OF
Monday, May 1st, 1872
The date of opening the Black River
canal viii be announced later
copies OF rules and regulations govern
ing navigation on the State canals may be
mad upon application to the Superintendent
o, Fuollc works Charts showing the
channel IN the canalized rivers and lake.
may be obtained at this Office at a cost or
twenty cents per sheet
CHARLES !. CABLE
Superintendent of Public Works
New-York tribune., 1922-04-26
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
NEW YORK.-Tbeodore Strunsky. Plain
tF. against Paranha Strunsky Defendant
Trial desired in the County Of New York
To the Above IA med Defendant;
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED 20 an
serve r copy of your answer. or II the
complaint "a not served with this sum
mons, 10 serve a notice OF appearance on
the plaintin's attorney within twenty days
after the service of this summons excIu-
sive OF IKE day OF service. aad in case O.
your failure TO appear. or answer. judg
tnent will be taken against you by default
for the relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated February 10th. l222;
Attorney for Plaintiff, once and Post
office Address, $50 Broadway. New
To Paranka Strunsky:
The foreg ing summons is TO be served
upon you by publication pursuant TO an
tee OF the Supreme Court, state Of New
York. dated the END day of March. 1922
and fled with the complaint in the or1ce
at the County Court House. Borough o.
Manhattan. Wa1Ha City l4,,S Of Ssw Y9rls PIX o
Attorney for Plaintir. $50 Broadway
New York CITY.
SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
NEW YORK; JOHN F. BUTTER. PLAIN
tiff against HELEN ALICE Butter. Do
fendant. Summons with Notice. Trial d.
sired in the County of New York
To the above named Defendant:
You are hereby summoned to answer th.
complaint in this action and TO serve a copv
OF your answer on the Plaintiffs Attorney
within twenty days after the service of this
summons. exclusive OF the day of service :
and in case of your failure to appear, or
answer. judgment will be taken against you
by default for the relief dena nded in the
complaint.
Dated February 8. 1922
T. LONSDALE LANGLEY. Plaintiffs
Attorney. Office and PoStOsice
dress. No. 1472 Broadway. Bor. o.
Man, New York city.
TO HELEN ALICE BUiTER: Tho T.. -
gong summons is served upon You by pu,,.i
cation pursuant to order OF Mr. Nathan
Blur justice Of the Supreme Court. dated
the l4th day OF February, 1922 and fle
with the complaint in the Office of the C,lsrI
OF New York County at the County Cour1
House.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-26

very capable. highly recommended
Miss IaN's Bureau, II W Hth. Wander
bilt 8340.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-26

COOK, Swis~. Protestant. very efficient
exec optional, last three years referonres
Miss Halls Bureau. II w. 4+th. Wander
bt S3+0
New-York tribune., 1922-04-26

HEIGHTS: I+3 Clinton st; ? largo lfKht
rooms, alcove, tile bath, parSuet fioors
al improvements: private house 500; seen
between 9-G week days Phone Main
S<33.
ApARTA.ENTs ro 1Irtr I-EnA-rcIIn-
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Automobile instruction

cnnss aran,sed Iadiss. ene
Ford lessons American Auto School. 72s
Lexington av
New-York tribune., 1922-04-26
BOOKK EEPERS. CLERKS.
BECOME ACCOUNTANTS.

BOOKKEEPERS. CLERKS,
BECOME ACCOUNTANTS.
New business laws. new con-
ditions, great expansions are
making the accountant an In
dspensable factor IN all big
business. At present his sal
airy is high: it will soon go
higher. The demand for ac-
countants is urgent and grow
ing. duo to business readtust-
ment.'
To meet this demand q group
of accountants and business
experts have devised method
hy which you can qualify
junior accountant in ak
months and senior accountant
in twelve months. This method
does not interfere with your
present work at all.
Find out about It now. Call OF
phone. or write Dept. T. r. 40
tor information. No ob!iga
tions.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-26
BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds, Jewsfry, Etc.


DIAMONDS bought and sold for casn-
Advice free Bennett. 175 Bwsy, 2d hoor,
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Br0kcr III Lexington Ave. Deal
Pease & Gilman were the brokers in
the sale of the southwest corner Of
Lexington Avenue and Eighty-first
Street to the Pinklen Realty Company,
reported in these columns yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-26

IARC eautiful stucco home,
rooms, baths, sun parlor; delightfully."-
attractive outside and in; fine plot garage;
splendid location; convenient station and
water; S24. 900 asking; make offer. LOUIS
7. MILLER, A Post Road. Tel, 6S5, Larch-
mont N Y
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MICH RFIOW COST
PORTCHESTER

BEAUTIFUL OLD ESTATE OF ACRES,
near Long Island Sound and station:
would accomm odate n few guests who de-
sire refined surroundings; excellent table
garage. Maple Hall. 1873 Grace Church
St Port Chester, ~. Y. Telephone l7lS.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-26

UMMER work for teacher or advanced stu
dent; real health giving, enjoyable vaca-
tion; $213 three months; S166 two months.
Address Dept. NJ. 303 5th ave.
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SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Cooks

COOK ana waitress Young. vnry competent .
together or separate, hrst class references
Lang Boecheror Co, ~ West 33d st
New-York tribune., 1922-04-26

NURSE-Young; French; children OK
cellent Miss Fitzgerald Bureau, 366
5th
New-York tribune., 1922-04-26

WE PAY hiChes. pr,@e. for rurritBrs,
pianos. sntiuuos brio brac. ho~l>s AZ
etc Kingsley. 80 University pl. SeuyYessst
2377
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Nurses. Etc.

INFANTS NURSE. experienced. competent.
capable and willing TO for older chill
dren; best references. Lang & BOecherer
Co, 43 West 33d st.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
Domestic Help

MRS KEMr's ACENcy -Fbxn-rrad. eole
ored maid-. references. 45s2 7th av-
Audubon 1856.
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LARCHMONT


s.. 500 cash huys most attractiVely de-
signed 6-room bungalow type cottage.
with baths. all improvements; plot b0x
1925; convenient to station, beach, markets,
schools. etc. Price $4,000. For further
Information regarding this and other op-
portunities for homeseekers. phone. write
or call, p. ii. COLLINS. Collins Realty
Bldg, Phone 274, Larchmont, y. Y
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Manhattan

S0rH ST, 219 w.--Five rooms nicely fur
nished CAN between 10 and 4 May to
sept. Schuyler 459l.
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Goyernesses, Etc.

GOvERNESS young French woman:
pleasant personality; city. country, high
ly recommended. Miss Halls Bureau, II
w. 44th Vanderbilt 8340.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-26
70 LET-USTCKNIsuED

FREE Hist OF houses for sale and ren, write
VAN "1NHLE Co. Rutherford NJ j.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-26

FOR RENT IN RYE
furnlshed Cottages and Eungalows from
S'O0 up, complete list: write. call. te!ephone
CHAS. $. FAULKNER.
Ofticr facing Aye Railroad station
Telephone 123 Rye. n Y
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Laundresses, Etc.

NURSERY COVERNEss-FIn middle
aged German: $50. Wetter's Agency. 90
West 43d.
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$1,000 DOWN. PRICE $1,000
8uys hne. level cleared farm, over 100
acres near lelemead express station; big
nouse, barns, another. $4,000 Owner
1H2d Tribune Building. New York
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FACTORY PROPERTY

FORECLOSURE SALE
. Daylight factory, Bronx, possession first
floor and basement; sacrifice: little cash
needed. Lawyer, Room 1926. Tribune Bldg
New-York tribune., 1922-04-26

SHEEPSHEAD BAY--To let. furnished
apartment: three rooms. alcove. Kitchen
cite, private bath; all modern conven-
iences, gas, electricity, heat; suitable for
two adults; in select eighborhood half
block from waterfront, close to station
Tel. Coney Island 1854
New-York tribune., 1922-04-26
Day Workers

DAY WORK ER-~Iaundress and cleaner
a 30 accornrno odator. cook waitress F.
Miss Hofmayer's Agency. 10 East 43d St
Sd noor Tel. 8947 Murray HiH.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-26

S6EH AND BROADWAY (Eucid Ha!D. /,
B. 4. rooms. furnished. week. month Tel
SCHUYLER 800
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uNFUHNisHED HOUSE WANTED
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

FURNISHED cottage. ) rooms: mountains
or seashore. l."in, IL West 3Sth ct.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-26

TO SCBLET unfurnished high class private
residence 10 West $50 St. stories and
basement for term ending October /. 1924:
"a Wall st. Telephone Rector 8442
New-York tribune., 1922-04-26

CRAFTSMAN Experienced at listing
quantities detailing and taking meas
urements from building on interior wood
work. The Anderson Lumber Co.. Pas
sale, NJ J.
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Dressmakers. MillIners, Etc.
General Houseworkers, Etc.

HOUSEWORK ERS, Cooks, WaitrrsHos: al
80 lately landed. Agency. 5S East I25th
st. Harlem 6515
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H1anhattan

RIVERSIDE DRIVE AT 10TH ST
Five rooms and bath above sixth floor.
oFerlooking Hudson River; special rate to
OCTOBER l. 1929; longer lease can be had
from owner. Harris, Fought g. Company,
East 46th st.
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Miscellaneous

EXCELLENT SERVANTS-Berts Carlson's
Swedish AgencIes, 7s7 Lexington ave,
near S1st st. Rhinelander S547 also 2:st
Broadway. corner sgd St
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Mattresses

WAITRESS-EQusl to butler; makes de-
ltcious salads; dresses table we'll; excel
phone S947 Murray Hill.
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SITUATIONS WANTED FEM.LE
Chambermaids

WAITRESS Young ::
thoroughly capa BILE: excellent. Miss FitZ-
8eralds Bureau. 36S 5th
New-York tribune., 1922-04-26

CHAMBERMAID WAITRESS NURSE
French; $40. Wettler'S Agency, 20 West
43d st. Longacre S896
New-York tribune., 1922-04-26

LADIES' MAID, excellent eeamstress; will
ing and obliging; highly recommended.
Lang & Boecherer Co. 43 West $50 st.
WELLESLEY COLLEGE student desires
position companion or gOverness with
party travelling abroad this summer; ref
erences exchanged. d 767, Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-26

102D ST, 6l5 WEST-At,ractive g. and
6-room apartments: elevator. mall chute.
lIrd bathrooms, modern; $70-slIO: conces.
SONS during summer to desirable narttee
Phone Hanover 0793.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-26

perienced only wanted. High Grade
Store Fixture Co, 4lS johnson av
Brooklyn.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1922-11-15

I Nicholson, Mrs. A. E. Padgett, Mrs.
Willis Duncan, Miss Charlton Dozier,
Mrs. j. NJ. Wright.
Financial Committee-Mrs. j. G..
Edwards, chairman; Mrs. w. L. Dun
ovant, ST., Mrs. j. H. Nicholson, Mrs.
S. B. Nicholson, Mrs. B. B. Jones,
Mrs. N. M. Jones, Mrs. J. H. Cante-
lou, Mrs. Abner Broadwater, Mrs. j..
w. Devore, Miss Marie Abney, Mrs.
L. T May, Mrs. E. C. Asbill, Mrs. D..
B. Hollingsworth.
Notifying Committee-Miss So
phie Dobson, chairman; Mrs. Lovic
Minis, Mrs. A. T. Allen.
Each committee is asked to have a
get-together meeting at which plans
for the years work shall be made:
This system will make for splendid
accomplishments for the chapter.
The financial chairman has already
made tentative plans for silver tea
to be arranged for after Christmas.
Mrs. Leon Warren's name was pre-
sented for membership, and she was
enthusiastically voted into the chap
ter.
The Daughters are urged to par
ticipate in a membership campaign,
and great results are anticipated.
Two honorary members were pres
ent, Mrs. Thomas Pattison and Mrs.
Sadie ]. Hill, and were given special
welcome.
Mrs. A. E. Padgett made the sug-
gestion that at the June meeting the
honorary members be given a very
special invitation to attend, and they
are to be the honored guests of the
Daughters.
1t is the desire of the chapter that
tie honorary members attend all OF
the monthly meetings that they posi-
bly, can.
Mrs. Helen S. Nicholson presided
for the historical program in the ab-
sence of Mrs. Woodson, who is in at
tendance at the D. A. r. conference
at Spartanburg.
The first number was poem from
the famous old scrap book of be-
loved former resident of Edgefield,
Mrs. Lizze Charlton. Mrs. Walter Nc
Donald read the selection after which
Mrs. Nicholson presented Rev. G. W.
M. Taylor, who had been invited, as
an ex-service chaplain to make a few
remarks on the great Armistice Day,
whose anniversary, the 18th of No
ven1ber, has so recently passed. Mr..
Taylor, a true Virginian Of Virgin
ians, had been especially asked to
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Prayer meeting will be conducted
next Wednesday night by Mr.. ]. M.
Miller.
Miss Ellie Dorm spent the week
end with Misses Maude and Sue
Harling.
Mrs. G. A. Adams returned home
last Wednesday after a few days
visit to her son, Mr. S. T. Adams of
Clarks Hill.
Rev. and Mrs. P. B. Lanham, Mr..
and Mrs. w. W. Miller of Ropers
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J..
M. Miller Sunday.
Mr.. w. B. Mathis and his mother,
Mrs. D. T. Mathis, spent the week
end with Mrs. o. P. Reese of Belve-
dere.
The visitors from here to Augusta
last Wednesday to attend the aerial
exhibition were Mr.. H. W.. McKie,
Mrs. L. R. Hammond and her daugh-
tiers.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Miller spent
Sunday with Miss Kate Hammond.