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New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
Trading in Apartments
And Vacant Sites i'm Bronx

IA, sunview Realty Corporation sold
"a ths Cathedral Arms, Inc, the new
.,,Ttnsrt i0l.6xiS1.11x irregular, at
,ty.fe57 Grand Concourse, northwest
ssy,,r Of i7sth Street.
70 Lowmoss Realty Company sold
=. p,rrv silk the hve-story apartment
30 stores At the northeast corner OF
Iwuus st. John and Fox Street, SIX
~ c.oree steinman, Inc, sold for a
.,l.rt 1000 Hoe Avenue, the northeast
,s,ssr Of Home Street, i09x4l, mod
on apartment house, TO Markham
u,yyv Calm sold 10 Vonato Paolucci
A Ire,lo D'Andelius l263-i265 Wash
,,,,or Avenue, two four-story apart
-ssts ssxilO. julius Trattner was the
Ssiwsb 4 Co. sold for Henry Wald-
mar the two-family house az 1918 Nell
,on Avenue. 25Il00.
TbsJL.s. Realty Company. Joseph
Silyerson president, bought from the
Touptze estate the plot l00xl00x irreg-
~ on The east side Of Harrison Ave-
rus. about i2o feet south Of Burnside
S,, Ly.nu, HsT ]. How & Co. were the
hrokers The buyers own a lot 25xlOO
sdIoining on the north and have nego-
tistions pending FOR resale Of the
entire plot 10 builder for a six-story
apartment
The DARRELL Realty Company pur-
ehaseS l2l2 Intervsle Avenue. the tri-,
anrular corner facing Intervale Avenue
and Fox Street
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
Sales of Private Dwellings
On East and West Sides

Kate Brennan sold 70 Burton !. Cas-
ties the fve-story dwelling at the
northwest corner Of Madison Avenue
and Fifty-ffth Street, s6x25.
Albert II. Fridenberg sold TO Eva NJ
Wright the four-story dwelling at ia
West Seventy-sixth Street, 20xi00.2.
Rutland & Benjamin. Inc, sold for
the Adros Realty Company 2l6 East
Eighteenth Street, four-story dwel
ing, 25x92, to Barnett Koppelman, who
will alter the premises.
Julia +. Winslow sold TO Anna A.
and Edward A. Cain the three-story
dwelling at 344 West Twenty-seeond
Street, 20.10x9S9.
+. A. Trelling sold 70 Herbert Ram,
sey the four-story dwelling at Ala west
Thirty-third Street. 12.6x9S.9.
NJ. L. Patterson sold 70 Anaoel An
derson the three story dwelling at 2S9
West 139th Street, 17.6x99.ll.
F5wsrd G II. Voeler sold for John
T Dazzling the four-story dwelling at
ESQ West i3sth Street, l4xl0O.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
Big Residential
Projects for Two
Broadway Corners
New Interests May Erect Ia
Story Apartment Hotel
at 77th Street; Passing
of Old Restaurant Site

The former schaefer holdings at the
northwest corner Of seventy-seventh
Street and Broadway. valued az about
100000 and acquired last June By the
late Joseph Zubow and associates for a
fourteen-Etory apartment hotel under
taking TO involve about $780, 600. has
been sold 70 the Admiral Realty Com
pany, ]. II. Kremer president Razingof
the old houses on the site had been ac-
complished and foundation work sta rted
when Mr.. Zubow's death came sudden
ly few weeks ago. The original plans
will likely be followed by the new in
terests. The site fronts 97.6 feet on
Broadway and 1913 feet IN Seventy
seventh Street, fanking the school OF
the West End Collegiate Church. An
other Zubow undertaking was the new
ffteen-story hotel on the northerly
block in Seventy-fourth Street, between
Broadway and Amsterdam Avenue.
which has been leased 10 Prisament
Brothers for a long term.
The two-story building occupied BY
the Carlton Terrace Restaurant, at the
southwest corner Of Broadway and
Tooth Street. 40.7x2173, Is 70 be re-
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Operator Sells
Several Large
WestSidePa Parcels
,..,. Plan Big Printing
D'Rsai 'SRaIiding for 4Oth Street
Site: LenOx Theater s, and
Flats S1,S, Among Other Sales

p,ovn sold 70 the Harlan
Frse'..I,s F..,.r Company sao to s4s West
c'.slss'i'sr .'..S street, church and two % 'sns-
T'nx'' - plot iisrss-s' between
ss'' "a Eighth avenues. The buy
s~',s1 =, ''s lmr.siatsly me dsnoii.A the
~ ~ ,.IlSins, and cree. twelve.
rfsss' ..rr,,i building 70 be used
=, ~ I,rintsrs. A G0lo''''"
brsssf;u u.o~p siso resoId 70 the ,..SS I. ,,
" sro.s sro~,srsrt Cooperation, Joseph
Z u n, ,.c,sslSent, the Lenox hea-
IsFsrtasi sossheast corner OF LenoS ioo
~. az 'ns iiith Street, lIlIOxlVO,
lvenue ana o.srtiv sr acquired from the
,.,,s,,e sIs Mortgage Corp0rTss'.Ae, ~ /. client Of
.y ,.-s, vas the broker. 10 ~ NJ
T'er eTrsrrsnbaum, Strsus ~, 1,9,h
- ,ssold 203 70 foe ns' 49, 49,
nrown ,ix-stofy elevator apart
Street soxioo. rssntly sequireol
ment 0Vn.oN lsFssliEg client OF
and 70 Is.lln 4 Co. Mr.. Brown
Hamilton, .sstkWest corner OF
Iesold 'ns -.svs ard Seventy-ninth
Columbus w., 20. 500 % 396 Columbus
Street, knoIhr Ihrsiding with six stores,
7sSlA ,,- also resold to Frederick
~ rsa Thirtieth Street, be-
PIsxs v.sl,on and Fourth avenues, q
fsssn 49, bvsiness building, 3lxee.9
nlns-s'r'ca negotiated the sale. Mr.
n no. sl,o resold 20 the Sheffield
v.sn., Psy-s conpsny 525 West l25th Street
s.gr-ssofy building. 23x100. Tit
srv,T own the adjoining property
IrtSsr =. DuCret & Co. were thu
hrokerS.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
Business Buildings in Old
Sections Down Town Sold

The Star Company (William Ran
dOlph HearSt) bought from Jacob
Rossbaeh the seven-story building at
50 and 81 Frankfort Street, 72Sx43.4x
irregular, which Is held under lease
from Mr. Rossbach. Tho property ad-
joins other realty controlled by Mr.
Hearst.
Rutland a Benjamin. Inc. sold for
the Central Union Trust Company, as
trustees, 26i Front Street. southeast
corner Of Dover Street, n four-story
building, 23K7e. After extensive altera-
tions the building will be occupied By
the purchaser. Elk Borross. president
OF the Pacific Bag and Buglap Com
pany.
The four-story buildings Al is7 and
i99 Chambers Street, running through
70 ise and i9t Reade Street, have been
sold by Eva B. Browning TO the Rexell
Realty Corporation.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
STORAGE NOTICES
WAREHOUSEMANS SALE
OF GOODS FOR
UNPAID CHARGES

In accordance with the provision u law.
there being due and unpaid charges, iof
which tho undersigned, IHh AAhhl
len Iloa a. wSTsfoasomsn. SI,fo on the GOODS here
mater described, and due notice haFinf
been given 20 an parties known 70 eisln,
an Interest therein, ana the time speelnsu
IN such notice Tor payment ot sssa sMn@ds M
ilc auction 81 Mlller.s Auction Rooms lig
Iiniversity Place, New YORK City, on
FRfDAY' DECEMBER i7D, isi4. berin
ming AZ 1910 A. b. ana conVnplhf ep"'
ali the goods are sold.
The felio9ing property. 70 witt House
hold furniture, consisting of pafloT auits.
bedroom suits, dlning room sgis hbttty
furniture, pianos Vieirolas phonosispai,,s
muslcai Instruments, typewriter eafper'
T,igs trunks. boxes. barrels. suitcascs, con
tsnts. conslsting of clothing. linen boohs'
papors. stationery. pictures. sewing ma
chimes, icobores, cutlery, lamps, pne.a'
SsSdine draperles and materials ard
other personal effects, AZ enumefetea in
ths warehouse inventory Issued ~ thl,
warshouss and held for the ec.22nnts ~
vfpnr KEffY BROTHERs ENrhkfh
agsn, Tor MRS. FULLER MlICliEdi.i Mo .i,
VI tnri< MURRAY, KELLY bkOTHtkb ~
PRESS. agent Tor MRS. GILL; huse,
BEE mARbAktPRiJ bAtktPRiJEy ni'I NM 4 j. w. NKEAR
My. WILBUR TRIM ddboqkhEew, ~ 4
hddtnsSs'v ,dtsS 'vodr MR. H. v. TELFAIR, Mr.
N IGIsELMAN. MR. JOSEPH z p6et
uoDY Mn ASHLEY, Mh. TON. I2L
f.AcK. agent for AR TUCKER ana A''
b. TfLLMAN. -, ....,,..r b
aters~s "a An It's warehouses, eno sN =.
b. more specifically Described ~ ''"s o.
'aie H,ts az saoops WILL DE on ExHIeei,
TfoS AT THE TINE AND FLACH vi
THE SALE, 1D.~p (n
qt7.sts West esth a.
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BUTLER -cHAUFTEuR-Youhs Vrsnehrsn.
erpsflsncsd city or country GOOD refer
snoss. J.. Mas Hofmaysrs Agsney, 10 East
fsd e.. "a n0or,
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
sURRoGATEs' NOTICES

pynyII. DANIEL Mn PURsUANcE
81 An order Of Honorable Jonn 80.
ye-k NOTICE is hereby given % AZ PEI
scrs having claims against Daniei =
psdelf' late Of the County of New i,.' iote'
- ,t,,c,f 70 the rubscriberf. - theH
o'sre of trannactinE business, a. tr- one
- The FnrmerH Loan and Trust toil-
- 10 ~ William street, Borough oi
ts-sS go civ u New York. on or Dc
ee,e thc ffth day of Nay neHi-
ID.ted, Srw York. the 18th day of NO
verlber 1919.
MhRiOT a. BEDELL. ...-.
THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST
-l1afBITv Executors
cEILRR. RoLsTON 4 BLANC, AitoI-
neya for Executors. ~ EIchahGs EiAoss
New Yo-k, y. 4.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
Bic Heights Flat Transferred

Manfred Court, a six-story elevator
spsrtment at the northeast corner OF
Fort Washington Avenue and l6lst
Street, io2.2xl0s.10x irregular, has
ven transferred by the Banit Realty
t'npauy to lsidor Frankel, subject 70
Ergages for s229, 100.
lille Lustgarten conveyed to Mir
hd r. Tiryakian the sevcnstory apart
Eent known as Halycon Hall at 406-
ul West l50th Street, S3.6x99.11. It
tarfiet a mortgage for s169,750.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
REAL EsTATE-sALE OR RENT
Brooklyn
Westchester
New Jersey

s.nn for .-gtJBURBAN wEsTcHEsTER'
PRIEcB RIPLEY. 5fz Madison aV'
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Furniture

WE PAY hiFhes, possible price for furniture
pianos hTlc-a.hfac. books. works q art
rHife apartments ans housAe bought. LEOA
A. University Place. Phone btuyfesant 4sti.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
sord !, Urges Carfare Cut;
'ewer Would Use Autos
those Who Drive 10 Work
Should Be Attracted
10 TrolIevs

-. ..A.kolT, Dec. further expan-
sus., tAe municipal street railway
l.,.S.-. lSI- should be the policy Of Sena-
Nv. couzens's successor as
H,.--. % Detroit. IN the opinion Of
n fe.d. One Of the hrst things
sp,S Mayor should do, Mr.. Ford de.
Nv, discussing the appointment
n - d. veazens ss United States sens-
ks,., 2 cut fares In half. This. the
IA. ranufacturer declared, would
P,,ss street railways business.
q sl's would find they could ride
h, =. 20 ehesply," nc added, "that
I'd =. thousands who now drive 20
anIsn IN work would ride the street
~. s saving would be SO eonsid-
w. 'Aet they could not afford 70
tts..seia seia ssid a large amount Of ad-
Z, H. power wss being Installed IN
~ Houge plant Of his company
e would gladly furnish the
Moderate fgura
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
Recent Buyers of Realty

Purchasers Of properties sold re-
Gently are Celia Schwartz, Of the
southeast corner Of Northern Avenue.
l7eth Street; the Drysart Company, OF
7O6 Wen 18th Street; the Intel Cor
porstion, OF 1872 and 1874 East Fifty
eighth Street; Minnie Fnkelstein,. OF
fSl Amsterdam Avenue; the 200 West
ic5th Street Cooperation, Of 2lO west
lO5th Street; James Doherty, OF Az
East Fifty-eighth Street, and the Ran
dies Realty Company, of 2lO water
Street
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05

placed with hftesn-story apartment
hotel, according 20 plans OF Norris
White, owner Of the property. AdjoIn-
ing on the south is q one-story motion
picture theater. The hotel will con-
tain suites OF one. two and three rooms.
Mr.. White is associated with the Fried
man-White Realty Company, which has
just completed n large apartment op-
Grafton nt Riverside Drive and l5sth
Street, and which was financed by the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
TO LET-FURSIsHED
Mnnhattan

sisT sT.--Broadwayi : ana rooms sass
Broadway.
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Miscellaneous

KfTCHENNAfD-usef nsyiI er,.se
Aeency, Z E tist Murray iiih JTt'
txfrcffgAafATD. sscond chambermaldsi s1-
ce,icnt references, teo-ssa. "N"p'
Agency. 20 West I'D
gIsTERs--cook. i1ei valtrsss-chsmesr-
RAD. f5g. long references; soparete, 20
sether. 6hea's Agency. y. tlst. Aa"V
Nh e1fA
vofrNo oolorsd woman wisheg pogition helt
Tine mornings o. DAYS Wofk- Gu Aoae~
bon tisi.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
Chambermaids

cHAMBBRMkfp- MAID =. Young. French
woman. excellent maid. good needle
woman. excellent city References l., hlss
Uofraayer's Agency, 70 East asa e., "a
floor. Tel sst1 Murray Hili.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
LEGAL NOTICES

THE PEopLE or THE STATE OF NEW
YORK. By The Grace Qf God Fres and
AND Trust COMPANY. executor of the
last Will ana testament Of Douglas 8.
Grant deceased. FARMERS LOAN AND
TRUST coAPANY trustee .,,.. snees 'si a,da, l1ii
deceassi Tor Margaret Patricia Grant
FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST CON.
pANY. trustee under the last will and
for neaoh Douglas Grant; MARGARET
PATRICIA GRANT BEACH DOUGLAS
GRANT. HENRY v HIGGtNS ana ROB-
ERr GRANT Jr., a. executors ot tho last
ceased. ~'., mis- a N. de WE'RE cAPELL:
JOAN r. CAPELLi EDYrHE Do BRE-
TEufL; CHARLES s. =. Do bREiEn,iL'
JEAN p I. Dc nREIEulL an, end MONT.
executor Of tho last viii and tsstameni
~ William Wallace. deceased, and 70 All
persons interested AZ hcnticiefies or other
wise. In tho estate of Richard suydsm
Grant. deceased who az ths time Of his
death was a resident of tho County OF
New York, send Greeting,
Jporr tho petition OF Thomas j. Curran,
as Administrator of william 3. Opdyke,
survlving trustee under Tho last. vii and
testament o. Richard euydart Grant de-
ceased, residing az 10. 1895 Harrison Ave
nue.. IN the Borough OF the Bronx. Of the
Brenx ana state OF New York. you and
each OF you are hereby cited 10 show
cause before the surogates' Court of New
York County held AZ the HAL Of Records
ia the County of New York. on the eth
day OF January 1873. a. haif-past ten
o'clock IN tho forenoon % that day, why
the account of proceedings of the SAID
william g. Opdyk0. A. such surviving irus.
tee under tho last Will and testament OF
said deceased. as rendered by his said
administrator. should not bo judieialy set
tied,
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF We have
caused the soal % the 6urrogateG' Court or
tha aid county Of New York 20 be here
unto affixed - - -
IALAN, a Burrogate Of our said County
az tho County OF New York, the
fIAS1 2ath day OF November, IN the year
OF our Lord one thousand nine
hundred and twenty-five.
MARTIN q. McCub,
Clerk Of tho surrogates' Court
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
Queens

UNFURNIsHED APARrsKNIs TO LET uNFU
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05

SUPREME COURT or THE STATE OF
NEW YORK, COUNTY or NEW
TeskWw'LIIAM TTesE,cg sI.rhn,,s y X rnv1Ee 9kSoTE T.
ERNST WALTER =. ERNST. NELSON
OLcOTT. copartners doing business under
BONYNGE. McsfANus 4 ERNST. plain
una Vs. ALBERT VICTOR sEARLEs. de-
fendauf-suMM0fA
TO THE ABovE NAMED DEFENDANT
YOu ARE HEREBY SUMMONED 20
answer tho complaint in this action, and
70 serve copy of your answer or II the
complaint b. not served with this sum
m0rs t0 serve a Notice 0f Appearances on
the piainunf Attorneys within twenty
DAYS after the service of this summons.
exclusive of the day of service. In case
% your failure 20 appear 90 answer JUG
msnt Will BE- taken against you ~ default
for the relief demanded IN the complaint
oLcOTT, BOSYSoE. MonAHus 4
ERNST, Attorneys Tor plaintiffs,
Orlco and T.. o. Addrfaa. lIo broad
way Borough q Manhattan. Cily OF
New York.
TO ALBERT VICTOR sEARLEs;
The foregoing summons 10 served UPON
YOU hy pgbilcation. pursuant 70 an order
81 Hon or0rra v. Euiian. Justice ~ the
supreme Court Of the state of New YORK.
safsl Ire lfh day of December. 1914. and
rf~d With the complaint IN the ohice OF
me cfsr1 % tho County u New York, at
me county Court House. IN the h7rough
4 Manhattan. city. County and STATE Of
p.t.d Nsw York, November sth. islA
OLcOTT. BONYNGE. NchANUf
ERNST, Attorneys for Plaintins.
Oaica and Y. .. Address. lle Broad.
way, Borough Of Ianhattan. CITY ef
New YORK
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saOO.O0O SD St. Lease

The Office Realty Corporation, repre-
sented by Homer Foot, jr, leasea IN. tne
six-story building at 10 East FI,S
third Street, through kulana s,. Ben
jamin, Inc, to Paulpett, lne. LOT eco s~enS5 ooo
one years, at gross rentaI on soVVi.Vv'
The lessee will make eNtohsNe 49,
ations and occupy the hrst Two hoois
for a restaurant.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
Nurses. Etc.

INFANTs NURSE. young. sEpariencod
splendid references iis' Westsrs ASeneS'
% Wet l1d.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE

,le MandeI-Ehrleh Corp,
llo 0 Fast fefh ST.. y. \.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05

clerk Of the sarross,es Court
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05

CHAMBERafAID. D.wAITREss--Neet. nice.
young Irish girl. excellent references.
city. SOS. Nrs Mason's Agency. ~ East
18Th
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
Builder Bnys in ID Ave.

! Lincoln seide Company and Sam
til Singer sold for the estate Of VIII
IAN X. Schmidt the southwest corner
q Second Avenue and Ninety-seventh
sweet, a vacant plot. 25llx75. to
builder for improvement.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
iyla Eaate Brings sAn.OOO

tr% % .aa Z Sheridan sold at volun-
~, IN, ...an last Saturday the water
lsr-....'..i..i estate Of the late Colonel
~ 49, - Cleveland Tyler at New Lon
kitsA 70 Thomas NJ. Mckinley for
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
Space for Underwriters

=, Charles T. Noyes Company leased to
ns Independence Indemnity Company
ne ground floor, basement, second and
aird noors at l56 William Street for a
hntal of approximately $4,000. Ex-
Nnsive Improvements will be made.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
AUCTION SALES

by VIRTUE or cHATTEL MORTGAGE
held hy Norris eyrhn 10 Comfort cloas
ana Suit CO. lncs J. Bernstein, Auction.
sails December SIN, 1879. 9.io A. ", ibi
West i6th street, Manhattan, all tha hfiufes
ami machinery contained 3n premises. b.
order Of attorney for Mortgage.
MORTGAGE sALE-Lunehroom and restau.
rant dxturcs Will bs sold to-day dec. 81, 4
p. ~, ats stone e.. ~ y 81 tONA, Auqtf,
~ order OF tho mortgages.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
,u2S,OOO Rental for Store

n, Co. Inc, leased to Richman
rs.. N aggregate rental Of si25, 900,
k,..s G izs-l25 West Thirty-thiTd
Z, which will be connected with
n, 's y. aow operated by Richman
" iEs West Thirty-fourth Street.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
HELP WANTED MALE
SALESMAN

GASOLINE ENGINE and MOTOR BOA
A long established. reputable New
York concern requires the services Of
a good salesman, preferences given 20
eHporiencsi give fgll particulars afe,
cofnpiote history and compensation
required. Address Boz ga. tos fitH-
gerald Building.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
Columbus Ave. Corner Sale

ne Omaha Realty Company sold TO
y 1 Miller the seven-story build
rh stores At i23-i25 Columbus
-, northeast corner Of Sixty-ffth
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Miscellaneous

IMMEDIATE oPENIN0-woman. il.lo.
In our educational department.. must be
hiEh school graduats and Interested IN
child welfare former teacher Preferredi !
permanent position paying 1900 upward
monthly II quallhedi railroad fare and
weakly drawing account 7. T.. Boz lVt,
station y. Manhattan.
WOMAN-Pie1sinF personality, vell-e9u-
cated. educational work. good Income 70
start. rapid promotion. Scott. tii Sth aF'
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THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE or NEW
YORK. BY tho Grace of Coo, ffee ann
fndepcndeat-To JEREMIAH WHITE, u
lylnF and y hs b dead, BIS hslrs AZ l1g iSg
whose namos and places OF residence are
unknown and cannot after diiigent inquiry
BE- aaccrtained BY the peutloneri PET Ek
WHITE, N living. and II 10 be dad, his
b. who ana whose names and places OF
residence are unknown and cannot aiter
diligsnt iasgiry ss ,. 2sser,siRsa viSa y innTs
ErRPHY; EusTHTHIus KIEd; MRS,
JAMES MCDONALD; MRS. WILLIAM
SCHNEIDER. JOHN FROST; PAIklCk
FROST. JAMES FRosTi FANNY FROST
GinBoN; srEPHEN FITz0IBBoN. MRS
NELLIE WAGNER: GERTRUDE LltE, i,l,,
HAY or GERTRUDE TREATY; PETER
THTE 5A%Es WHITE %HiTTf afoRaE ISHN wwHHfTThh
cATHERlNE WHITE; MARY A. MILLERi
SARAH WHITE WILLIAM wh9.EYi n
WlLLlAM HiARIIgAMi sAhAh ,sl
BEsRmorT. ana s@hy ny othsr heirs Al law
and next of kin OF the said Sarah Frost,
deceased. n any there be. who and whose
names and places of residence are Unknown
talncd by the petitioner. the helfs and next
of kin ~ sarah Frost, late of tho counY
of New YORK, deccascd. send oreeunE
WHEREAS. John v smith. who res idss
~ no NNa AAAAM NMFUN ~ NNNH ANNNNN -
brooklyn. the City OF New York. has lately
applied 10 tho Surrogatcs' Court Of our
County Of New York, 20 have certain
instrument In writing, bearing date the
ith day of June. 1870. and codlcll there
20 bearing date IN. 2sth day of septcsnb Der,
1890, both relating 10 both real ana per.
sOnal property. dui proved AZ the last VIII
and testament of jaTah Frost, who was
AZ The time % her death a resident OF
the County ~ New York. deceased.
THEREFORE,, You and each n you are
cited 20 show cause before the surrogaleg
Court of our County of New York, a. the
Hall OF Records. IN the County of New
York. on the ith day OF January, one thou.
sand nine hundred and twenty-three. az
hnif-past ten o'clock in tho forenoon of
that day. why the said will and testament
should not BE- admitted 20 probate as
viii OF real and personal properly.
~ TESTIMONY WHEREOF We have
caused the sea- of the SurroSates' Court
of the said County of New York 70 be
hersunto anlxed.
WITNESS Honorable John y. cohaian.
Surrogate of our said County OF New York.
90 said County. the Gath day of
n. 81 November. IN the year OF our Lord
one thousand nine hundred and
twenty-five
MARTIN q McCUE.
Clerk Of the 6urrogateT Court.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05

Newburgh. Poughke-psie. Kingston and
Cafsldli Mts. Lv Franklin 81. weekdays
a .. m. CENTRAL HUDSON LINE
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House for ST. Vincent's Hospital
The caseo Traders. Inc. sold 70 the
St. Vineent's Hospital Of City OF New
York the house at ~ Perry Street,
22x95.
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FURNISHED APARTMENT FOR SALE

IN HEART OF THEATRICAL DIsLRicf,,
Four room elevator Apartment WI ,s,,sf ~
ss~rseced intact with short term iease- fAon'
circle Ies6l for particulars.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
RANGING INSTRUCTION
pnRLIc NOTICES

ugrKMAN STOVE AND flkNAsSE ~. soss. ~.
pISY-Sofice d hereby Fifen ihal ~ -
- -.,..,-.htp heretofore exiEilng tetlefn leln
A psnahsr ana Aaoiph =. sehr-eer: con. con.
Srsinssr a. ths Beekman stove AL l,...'
corsoany a. 80 Beekmhn ~ New lol. 80, 80.
has been this tAy olfsoiFe' ~ '4-'@
ssrs sD.,.s Nav Yort City. Sos 3. 1871.
JOHN A. DANAhhk,
ADoLPH L. 6cHsADNh-
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05

FACTORY PROPERTY ron SALE
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
LAKEWOOD. n. y.
FLORIDA

For Information A Booklet OF Lakewood
Write 20 Hotel Information Bureau.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
LOST. FOUND AND REWARD
Lost Bankbooks

LoST-nankhook No. 7et,tie cf the Union
Dime savings Bank IL missing. Any pr
son having = claim 10 Il u hereby called upon
% present the aannA within ten days Or sub
mit 70 having said passbook eanoeled and q
new one Issued.
LOST-Bankbook no. ts6.11t of the Union
Dina Savings Bank ia missing. Any PER.
son having a claim 70 Il T. hereby called upon
20 present The same within ten days or sur
init 10 having said passbook cancsled and q
new ore Issued.
LOST handbook No. 1855. Union square
Savings Bank, 20 Union Square. New York.
Payment Ttoppcd. FINDER please retura 70
bank.
LosT-Pankbook 40. eg3s75 of Greenwich
Savings nank. 3n Sixth Ave. n. Y. city.
Payment stopped. Piefao return 10 bank
Losr--Banktook No. eSe7u Of orssnvioh
Savings Bank, 1te Sixth Ave. n. y. ciy.
Payment stopped. Please return 20 bank.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
West Side

sisr sT.-Broadvay aiss, we'll furnished
rooms. elevator, subway immediats pes
session
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
FOR SALE

STANDARD BOX ORANGES. tifs =. o
d Florida standard boz grapefruit
sara 4. o. u FLORIDA. Shipments dirsct
TO customer from Flofida groves Pa
crate oranges. si.50 y Q. y. hlaekWl,e
Plat crate grapefruit, ii@ y o,
nlachville cash with order. Ihe ofo
eery shop, Biaokvil.e, =. G.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-05

SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
Domestic

BUTf.KRs cooka vslsts. Housspsp.
houssworksrs oho COOK ssvefai very
neat. efficient Niiipinosl, Mrs. hason'f
Agency. AZ East ffih.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-10-25
NOTICE TO STOCKMEN

TO facilitate checking up and rein
spection looking to the easiest possible
removal of the guarantees on account
Of cattle scabies now in effect covering
the counties of Lyon and Douglas, all
parties desiring to remove cattle into
Nevada from California points are re-
quested to comply strictly with Ne
ada i've Stock Quarantine No. IA by
securing permits before making such
movements.
Detailed information as to the Sc
suring Of such permits may be secured
from the undersigned, Thomas Buck
man, County Agent or Doctor George
l.. Nicholas, Yerington, Nevada.
EDWARD RECORDS,
State Quarantine Officer, Reno Nev.
First publication. October 4, 1892.
Last publication, November |, 1922.