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New-York tribune., 1922-03-02
Results OF Auction Sales
- Bryan l.. Kennedy

Cy III. al l. tAt!itlt.ly
l8 LOIS on Hunts Point. Bryant. Long
fellow and Randall avs and Faile and
Whittier SIS; LOT at Faile ct and Hunts
Point sold for $3.50 10 Herbert Simp-
son others bid in s4",70o
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, 322. .-sty dwlg, 25x
100 to Mary z Gates for IS 5000
WEST END ~. 5aa. " cor ooch 81. &
sty dwlg. 1850, ,githdrawr
l43TH ST. ~45. 5-sty Am tes d~lg, COX
90, bid IN ;2a 500.
" l33D ST 4 $. 45o Bway 2oOxaslr-
bid n ~ s4s 900
cRoToNA Av. 1911. 900 fremont a..
.is s-sty +. dwlg. 0oXlo6; 10 John J Mur-
FAlLE sr. " end $, bet seohora ana
plo,t, 10 Harry Bradley tor $4,000 other
20 Wn Ackerson for s3.300.
NEPLER AN, 20 5 2SSth ST. 50xloo;
vacant: 10 Jos ZsckarzoL usky Tor s5 400.
KEI LER AN. cor g36th st. l0oxl0o,
yscert: - Anna N Wachtel for s. 200
u HITTER ST. W s. $50 n Garrison a1
53xl2s: vacant; to Arthur Jaegers for
ClEDNs. x acres on Rocky HlM I'd. or
pos!te Oakland Golf Club, BID in at
BROoKLY:I. II lots on IL 6 sutter a..
bet Crystal and Fountain avs, bid III 4
SJ,o-0.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02
Private Home Buyers Select
Houses on East and West Side

Marie n. Addicks sold to Alexander
D. Duff q three story dwelling at 1915
Madison Avenue. 17x69
Josephine ] Schnurmacher sold to
Mamie Valentine 2 three story dwell
ing At iT6 Last 111th Street, 176N.
Hannah N. SonfervIllc sold to Eu-
gene c. Potter & L story dwelling at
92S West EightysiXth Street, 50x102 ,.
tll1abeth A Back sold to James Nc
Donald a tWo-story dwelling at 466
West 166th Street, 225xoo.
Winlfred f. O'ConnoR sold to Lizzie
Rosenberg and Sig Queen a three story
dwelling at 138 West 120th Street,
1Sx10n
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK.
RAYMOND ]. CARPENTER. Plaintiff.
against WILLIAM II. BCDD. Defendant.
10 THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT;
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to
answer the complaint In this action and
to serve a copy OF your answer. or, IL the
complaint Is not served with this sum
mons. TO serve a notice OF appearance, on
the plaintiffs attorneys within twenty days
after the service OF this summons. exclusive
OF the day of service. In OF your
failure to appear or answer. judgment will
be taken against you by default for tho
relief demanded In tho complaint.
Dated. January 3lst 1922.
HAWKINS DELAFIELD & LONGFEL-
LOW, Attorneys for PLAINTIFF. Cfico
and Post Office Address, No. 20 Ex-
change Place. Borough OF Mania ttan.
City Of New York.
TO WILLIAM II. EUDD:
The foregoing summons Is served upon
you by publication. pursuant to an order
Of Hon. Nathan Bijur. one OF the Justices
Of the Supreme Court of the State OF New
York dated the 7th day OF February 1922.
and filed with the complaint in the office
Of the Clerk OF the County OF New York.
at the County Court House III New YORK
County.
HAWKINS. DELAFIELD & LONGFDL-
LOW. Attorneys for Pla!ntin.
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Two Tall Flats for Drive
To House l2S families

Harris, Albert and Samuel sokolskl
purchased the northeast corner Of
Riverside Drive and l02d Street. on
which is the large residence Of Mrs
Bertha NJ. Forest The site fronts 1ol
feet on the drive and zoo feet on 1929
Street.
The buyers will erect on the corner.
145H1oo, fourteen-stcrv apartment
and nine-story apartment, 55xlO0
adjoining on the street. The houses
will have suites of from three to six
rooms and will provide accommoda-
tion for 12o families In the larger
house there will be spacious restau-
rant. The operation will involve ap-
proximately $500 900. koe'be 6
Schuyler We're the brokers'
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02
Investors BUY
Ro~borough,
On Broadway
Purchase Iwelve.Story Flat
at ODD Street Corner.
Held at Sl,5OO,OOO
Sales i'll Other Sections

lsldore thinner and Samuel Rcznick
sold the Rox oxborough. twelve-story
apartment at the northwest corner
Ninety y-second Street and Broadway.
l0sxl25. Nassolt &. Lannng were tic
brokers.
The three scven-story elevator apart
ment houses at 1901, 1903 and 1905
Broadway, northwest corner of l4Sth
Street, 99.l1x100, have been sold hv
jeanette Chandler to Charles Wynno
and Louis II. Low, operators.
Harold a. Olsen, of Frederick Zittel
& Sons sold for the estate of Marie
Obry, Dr.. William Howell King trus-
tee, the story apartment at 80
West Eightieth Street, 5oxlOO
Louis /. Somner sold for the W. A.
r. Holding Company 14S Columbus
Avenue, 1ivcstory fat, 25xloO, with
store, to Samuel and Joseph katzon
brandish J. Smith sold to Nettie A.
Cramer four-story store tenement at
332 Sixth Avenue, 2Ox73.9
:, Philip and Lube Rabnovitz sold to
Bertha Becker five story Ast at 594
West 151st Street, 40x99l1.
Susanna Won der Horst sold to Doni-
nic J. Porsich d four-story store tenee
ment at 6A6 West Fifty first Street,
25%l2d.lx irregular.
Frederick c. Schneider sold to
lhomas Gaffney tourist tenement
at 209 East Sixty Street. 29x1O04
Selena Mendelson sold to Dora jacket
? four-story tenement at 403 East
Eighty sixth Street, 22x100.S.
John J. Brennan sold to James Mack
I'm the fivestory store tenement, 25.7x
rs, at the northwest corner Of Ninety
fifth Street and Second Avenue.
julius RifkIn purchased three story
store tenement at o35 Riyington Street.
20x70.
Koelle & Schuyler sold for yditll II.
lhcsll to Joseph Lavalle the five story
tenement, 1N54.11, at 1876 South Street.
owned by the selling family for half a
century.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02
LEGAL NOTICES
under sections 1878 and 1919. Gods

MOI ICE under sections 1878 and 1919. Gods
81 Of {, {, S5yil y / Procedqre ?Ny
IHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
I,oa II, =, rtainilps' against John Doe, Mary
zoe Klchard Rec and Jane Roe the last
apoNs sl.a, Tour names being fictitious their
",, .Ts names icing unknown, and all other
H"RN any, S.alan'E M Il Y2Enqwn hflFs TO
iais i',1 81 the Sity of Buffalo, County OF Erie
%nd state Of New York. deceased. and any
@ aho an other persons claiming or who
may claim To have an interest in or general
CT SPECIFIC lien upon the real property de-.
rc.iNed ,.a. IN the complaint herein or in sorns
"r uelenoants or either or any o. them
StrRrFpgSnn RI-E1Hgn or under said GERTRUDE
ela G n1a1Is N - PEI 90 deceased such unknown
ppn.known, being generally .dessribed and
f6iiogg;1g f9i1g g'eqdsd to be in:luled in the
WIDOWS husbands, heirs at law, devisees
,e.!.9is trustees, ommittees. executors
s,,d a%nlnistratora. ,l grantees. assgnees lenors
CERT RUDE STRUEBt,I.. deceased n~i Of
lir @ above namei defendants or either or
deriving any interest In Or tjt,., 70 "r IJsn
upon said real estate through or from ~
Gndsr under, SAID GERTRUDE sTRuEBELL.. de- @
SSeased, or any OF said above narned de-
-enuahts and their respective husbands
yves, WIDOWS and widowels. II any. De-
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS
ana al unknown claimants to any interes.
!" Taf,r rs!AlSes herei.after described:
- La. al action OF c)ect-
Il. n .eHI mas been commenced by the Peop!s
tectlons 80 to 1919 inclusive, ~ Iile pun.
i.e u lands LAW. being Chapter XI.VI Of ia
&"nSe'lf'ated Laws q tho state OF New;
:. .oFA TO recover the title TO and right Of
p''ssesslon Of the following described real
y 9perty nlch vested in the sa ii plaintiffs
p5 es. neat on the death Of GERTRJiDE
: ~ EBEL intestate, on or bout n.
2ith day Of August, 1915, an inhabitant Of
tue Nlty Or Buffalo. County of Erie and
Hlote or New York, seized in fee simple OF
tue following described premises VIZ:
ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OP
LAND situate in tire Town Of HAMBURG
county or Erie and State Of New York
nelng part Of Lot Number sixteen G6I
township nine 90 Range eight {gl of IN.
roland Land Conpany's Survey and
iertner distinguished as Sub division Lots
.suinoe c ono hundred OON) and one hun.
cred one tl0l) shown on map died in
Erie County Clerks Once under Cover
AL THAT TRACT OR PARCEr, OF
l.-ANo situate IN the Town OF Hamburg
county OF Erie and State Of New York
pelns part OF Lot Number three (3) Town.
snip s.ipp tsn & &Io1 Range eight 50 Of the Bqs.
tinsu ulshed as Sub division Lots Numbers
one hundred ninety-fve l95), one hundred
n!nety-ex N96) and one hundred ninety.
soVen tl9D as shown on map filed In Erie
county Clerks once under Cover Number
~ pat1d, Albany, n Y, December ath. 1921.
and Attorney for Plaintiffs One and rs,
Of1cn Address, Cani.ol Ali.art
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81 ,250,0OO VIII Be Paid
For Store i'll Terminal Znl

The Eastman Kodak Company plan.
TO give to New York direct retail serv-
zee such as 1T gives to London and
Paris. It viii open store III the
Borden building annex on orty-hfth
street next to the Borden building at
the southwest corner Of Madison Ave
nue. and Forty fifth Street Bradv &
Bowman, who leased The space to the
company. says that it viii pay about
Sl,250,ooo II rent during the next
twenty one years. An area Of Il 600
square feet on the street level and in
the basement has been taken for Tic
first retail and wholesale store to be os-
tablished by the Eastman concern il
America. A yearly rental Of $4,000
viii be paid. Twenty dollars square
loot is the price TO be paid for the
street level space The brokers ssy that
tins Is close TO record price if it is
not record store rental for that sec
ton.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02

WAN1ED-Metal sign salesman to direct
expansion Of sales; must combine exccu-
tive ability with sa.esraanship; rernuner
alton based on proht sharing plan and linz
tied only by ability shown; preference Civ
en- TO person having practical experience
in metal sign manufacture IN answering
state age experience. references and earn
ings during the last three years. Box =
Il6, Tribune.
DEMONSTRATORS - Thorough mechanic
nd expert driver wanted BY one OF the
largest distributors OF high grade motor
cars. Neatness of appearance and ability
20 converse intelligently highly importa nj.
Replies Will be treated strictly confidential
Address . T1o Tribune
FINE opportunity for bright. up-to- date
Christian young man willing to start {
bottom. about IS years OF age. in sample
department or manufacturing concern; no
experience necessary. Apply BY letter.
address . liz Trihune.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02
LEGAL NOTICES

PURSUANT to the provisions Of Section Is
OF the banking Law of the State OF New
York. notice Is hereby given to all persons.
having claims against the New York
Agency of Ranque lndustrielle de Chine
heretofore transactins business at No. 27
Pine Street, III the Borough OF Manhattan
City. County and state of New York THAT
they are required to present the same TO
me and make proper proof thereof at my
ofice in the State Banking Deparrnle Mt.
No. 81 Chambers Street. in the Borough
of Manhattan. City OF New York. WITHIN
Four (1 months from the date hereof
the last cate for presenting same being
the 2e.h day OF April, 1922. After saio
date such claims shall be accepted
Dated. New York. December cSth. 1921.
Yours. etc,
GEORGE V. McLAUGHL1N.
Supt. OF Banks Of the State OF
New York. 81 Chambers Street,
Borough OF Manhattan.
City of New York-
JOHN J. CURTIN.
Attorney,
z33 Broadway. New York city.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02
Financial Items

Billings. Olcott Co. bers Of the
New York Stock Exchange. 90 Broadway
yesterday opened a branch Office at The
Hotel Pa under the management Of
Samuel c. fierce.
At d meeting yesterday @, the Railway
lmproVement Company, subsidiary OF
the CoMpuf ing. Tahula:ins and Record,nr
Company, George W. Fairchild. chajrnaS
q the board Of the latter concern. was re-
elected president. and A j. poszini. vice
presldent II was announced that thera
had been a marked Improvement IN ira
business o. the company during the frst
Two months Of 1922. earninc4 for the Arst
the first six months OF 1921 This concd1n
manufa ctures the coasiing. devices th.t
are used on electric railways. incIudfnr
ground. ''"V'
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02
Site i'll West 3lst st. Bought
For Loft and Office Sit.

I1o Manning Bernhard Company.
with George S. Runk. sold for tho
Ming Toy Holding Cp.npany the four
four-story dwellings at $50 to $50 We ct
Thirty first Street, 8o.oS9, to the
kaumagraph Company, Hugh R. Munro
president, which is having plans drawn
Tor the Improvement Of the site with
a loft and office building
Elizabeth Z. Delafeld sold to the
Fidelity Warehouse Company the six
story building at the northeast corner
OF Clinton and Water streets, S6xSo7
William J. BroderIck sold to Alfonso
Brucnoli 4 four story house at Sc
Morton Street. 182Nl0O
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

[lTtU. --'VS U-Il-c allN U
Address 1910 Broadway. Borough OF
Manhattan. Ncw York City
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02
Corn Exchange Bank Leases
New Ouarlers for RrancI,

The Corn Exchange Bank leased
new quarters for its Twenty-eighth
Street branch the large store at 1866
to l172 Broadway, southeast corner of
Twenty eighth Street. in the Johnston
Building. he lease is for twenty-one
years and two months, beginning yes
terdsy, and calls for an annual rental
Of $25 600.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02
l0nl,llercial C'redit

ON ne erc.sl money remains only fairly
+rfiVs. New Commercial paoer dis-
cunts at - and s per cent, tie latter
ate prevailing for most paper
ne American Acceptance Council
yes tefcay quoted the following dis.
count rates on primo bankers accept
ances eligible for purchase by recieral
Reserve hanks.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE or
New York, County OF Ne" Iork-Ray
Myers Plaintiff, Nadge Myers. Defend
ant Summons. Action for an Absolute
Divorce. -
10 THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT :
You are hereby summoned to answer the
complaint In this action. and TO serve a
copy of your answer. or II the complaint Is
no. served with this summons 10 serve d
Notice of Appearance on the plaintiffs $ At
torneys within twenty days after the service
OF this summons exclusive OF the day OK
service In case OF your failure to sppea
or answer Judgment Will be taken asains,
you by default for the relief demanded N
Dated. New York, February 10 1899.
KENDLFR GOLNSTEIN.
Attorneys for Plaintiff. Once and p. o
Address, 1870 Broadway. Borough Of
Manhattan. City OF New York.
To Nadge Myers Defendant above named
The foregoing summons is served upon you
by pub.ica ton. pursuant to an order OF Hon.
Nathan Bijur. Justice OF the Supreme
Court of the state OF New York. dated the
11th day OF February I922. and filed With
the complaint in the office of the Clerk OF
the County Of New York al the County
Court Housa - tNc Borough OF Manhattan.
Cit Comfy ana state of Nar' York.
Dated Nv York. fcnrca4y u 1922.
KEs<IlI.- .-N 4 G0LDS' Elm.
Attorneys .or Plaintiff. once ana P. ..
Actress io4g Broadway. Borough OF
Manhattan. new York City
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HELP WANTED FEMALE

STENOCRAPHER - First class with
knowledge of Bookkeeping. Only well
educated young woman With bustne 50
training will be considercd. Write 5. 3.
box 42 1853 broadway.
YOUNG woman. over IS. high school grad
uate teachabls: experience unnececsar r. .
aasist manager of educational sales cam
iaier: $3.50 salary. commission Call
morning only. Mr.. Branch. National CITY
Building. II Fast 42d
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02
Vincent Astor Leases House
Adjoining ,Sth Ave. Home

Douglaa |. Elliman & CO. leased b
East siXty-hfth Street. a nve-story
american basement dwelling, 25x100.5,
for Vincent Astor to J. H. Schmelzel
who has resided for the last ifty years
a. la West E!ftY-Sixth Sweet
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02

American. very willing. obliging. agree
able. Wettlcrs Agency. 20 West 43d.
Longacre 1896.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02
Cooks
General Houseworkers, Etc.


COOK - Splendid: coll
ored: best references. anywhere: s65.
Wettler's Agency, 20 West 43d
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02
Brooklyn

575 THIRD ST. COR. EIGHTH AVE-.
NeT six-sto-y high-ciass elevator nouss-
k>eping apartments. 81 rooms So 70 slso:
floor apartment, Su,ta SiA for doctor. Pos.
pet Perii Para. z. = subway S,z,.or
Telephone South s340
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02
Bronx

.OI T ana rooms. new, apartment houss:
ever convenience. one block from Ford
nan subway station. Z. e,h ~ L"
cruss., -t5t Davidson az
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02
AUCTION SALE

BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION. 7
will sell this day at a. ~. at Il
W esl 42d st. Manhattan, room 412 all
nerchandise and fixtures Re saxi We
Witrorsky. ALBERT DEVINE
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02
Automobile instruction

driving tau~lt short time
Ncenee guaranteod; ladies' classes, also
Ford lessons. American Auto school T,6
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02
Legal. NOTrCFc

BROWN. THOMAS h.-rns eeea.- y. tns
State of New York by the esAce OF God,
free and independent. - Cara r Brown.
Emma f. Brown. as adnlnistra,riX o. TIE
goods. chsttels and credits Of Charles II.
Brown. decea sed. Thomas r Brown. Jr
Ethel s. Brown. Thomas P. Srown. Srd
Stanton Mck. Brown. Kingston 5. Brown
Margaret {. Miller Clara Lucille Miller and
all persons who are entitled ahsoiutely or
operation of law or otherwise % share IN
the funds or property held by Central Union
Trust Company OF New iork. - trustes
under the Last VIII and Testament q
Thomas z. Brown. deceased who az tho
time OF his death a resident Of tAe City
County ami State Of New York. send greeting
Upon the petition OF Central Union Trust
Company ef New York ha.ins lis p-.nciPai
place OF business at 50 Broadway. Borough
OF Manhattan. City Of New York.
You and each OF you are hereby cited .
New York County. held az tho Han Q,
Records. IN the County Of New York. O; tho
18th day of March 1922. ~ hal.-past ten
o'clock in tho forenoon OF thds day. why no
account OF proceedings cf Central Union
Trust Company OF New YORK as trustee
under the Last VIII and Testament OF said
ceeea sec. should not be iudicsaly settled
IL Testimony Whereof. We have caused
the Seal Of the Surrosates' Court o.
hereunto affixed. Witness. Honorable
tL.S) lc..n P. Cohalan. a Surrogate Of or
said County. at the County OF New
YORK. The lst day OF February. n
the year OF our Lord one thousand
nine hundred and twenty-five.
MARTIN c. McCUE.
Clerk Of the Su-rogates' Court.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02
STORAGE NOTICES

10 JOSEPH L HOADLEY. craze q
Wade. J. J Powers. Werner E EcGiTney
and L. ". Hamburger.
You and each Of YOU are hereby notified
that the time for the rsyraer, e our len
upon the property hereinafter described
having expired after due notice tas-eo.
had been given you. ve Will cause such
property, TO WI. Ch:ronie-s. beds chairs
rockers. dressing tables. dining room turat-
ture. parlor and library furniture. trunks and
contents, contents of bureau drawers silver
ware. wearing apparel. pictures, paintings,
rugs, carpets bedding linens. hang.ngs
boxes supposed be books. china g,assVare
hric-a -hrac. personal effects p.aaos. oaics
furniture and musical instrunlsn stored in
Lee Brothers. Inc. Warehouse By yo- or in
your name OF in which YOU have an interest.
to be sold at p.blic auction according 10
The statute in such case made AID r-ov.isd,
at Merlss Nooms. lnc... l55 Eas. l-5th St.
New York City on Monday. March IN.
1872 a. 1850 \. N. and Il the sale thereo,
is not completed on sad Gate. the sa.ne vii.
be continued a. the same place OF ea1a and
every Tuesday. Wednesday md F-.day there.
alter beginning al 1890 A II. and cont.au-
ing Until the sale is completed
LEE BROTHERS NC
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02
Laundresses. Etc.

ESS: first class capable worker;
excellent references. Lang g. Boecherer
Co.. 43 West 33d 81.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02
HELP WANTED MALE
MANAGER
Prominent Music House
III New York City

WANTS A rIRsT-cLAss NAN TO
MANAGE ITS RECORD AND
MUSIC ROLL DEPARTMENT.
SALARY AND COMMISSION
BASIS. SPLENDID OPPORTU-
NIFTY FOR A NAN OF EXPERT
ENCE. 1NITIATINE. EXECUTIVE
ABILITY. CAPABLE; on ORG AN
I1ING a SUCCESSFUL, SAJES
FORCE. TO BUILD A FUTURE
TOR HIMSELF RECORD OF
PAST ACHIEVEMENTS MUST BV,
: CONVINCING ONE. TELL,
THE STORY IN YOUR LETTER
OF APPLICATION Box 10, 1T
ST JAMES BUILDING.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02

INFANTS NURSE. experienced. compe-
tent. capable and willing to care for
older children splendid references. Lang
& Boechercr Company. 43 West 33d at.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02

SEWORKER-Young very capa bic
willing: city apartment preferred highly
recommended. Miss Halls Bureau. II
West 44th Wander blt $40.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02
Nurses. Etc.

CHILD'S NURSE-Young Spanish girl.
bright; willing; highly rccomme 1ded
Miss Halls Bureau. II West 44th. Wander
bit $40
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02
TO 1Er-rNFURN RNIsHEp
Manhattan
f5s EAST s1rH s

13s EAST sI-H ST
-Four rooms. bath. and : rooms. : saths.
CULVER / CO. 543 a.aaisoa Ave-.
lei. Murray Hi -
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02

We PAT highest price, FOR furniture.
pianos. antiques. brio brac, books art
etc. KING GsLEY. So University Place
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02
Office Furniture

OFFICE EQUIPMENT OF ANY DEscR1p.
TON At RIpICCLoUSL Low PRICES.
10 PIECE OFFICE OUTFIT at $500
j. SCHONF ED.
4o3 Broadway. o4-96 Ston. St
Near Canal. Near Broad
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02

EOCSEWOREER. young. good cook:
ccllent references. Miss Fitzgerald's Bu-
reau. 366 9Th av.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02

INFANTS NURSE: years OF experience:
excellent long references city coun-
try. L.. Miss Hofmayers Agency, 10 East
43l St. Sd floor: tel S947 Murray Htlt.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02

HOU USEWORKER - Young Engli hwoman
good cook and waitress; good city refer
cnces NJ. Miss EotNayer's Agency. 10 E
asa st. 50 floor. Telephone Murray Hill
S947.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
East Side

East Side
30TH ST. LEXINGTON Az. (Hotcl Rut-
ledge Women exclusively, newly dec
Grated. room bath. sl6 weekly UP; also
room. use bath. S1l weekly up, restaurant
convcnience big reduction FOR two persons
o3D ST. AT MADISON Av Gtotel Ash
ton)-Nswly decorated rooms; Use Of
ha tn; $40 week up. room, bath. $lo 80
weekly up; buses. surface cars. subway,
full hotel service, restaurant.
West Sido
slST ST. COLUMBUS AV. Colonial IIotc'l
Ne WY decorated furnished rooms. use
OF bath; Sl2 weekly up; elevated, surface
cars. subway; tull hotel nerv!ce, rcataurant
67TI T 203 W.--Plessaut medium sized
all convoniences, private apart
rleut Squire
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02
Miscellaneous
BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds, Jewelry, Etc.
Furniture

DIAMONDS Dough. and sold for CASH
A-dv!ce free: Bennett. Us away. d noor
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02
HELP WANTED
instruction
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Chamhermaids

teHANtBERMAID SEAMSTRESS assiet
waiiing: young willing and reliable; bes,
references Lang &; Boecherer Company.
43 West 33d st.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02

NURSE. thoroughly capable: children:
country. Miss Fitzgeralds Bureau. 36s
eth
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-06

freight trains. The heavy crop is
the result of adding more help at
most of the stations of the Trenton
division.