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New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
LOST, FOUND AND REWARD
Lost Bankbooks

bOs'T -Gau&boot So. 1s9.9a1 of She Union
pjmc Savings BANK IS missing Any per-
."0 having llalu 90 d is he.eay canct
non o. p}"4eui tha sam" Within san iaIs o.
submit rs hse'G said p1esHoo< cancelled ana
urH ono iseUc1
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
BUSINESS CARDS
Dl..la9nas. Ifwalr,. IT.
T Fuvniture

DIAMONDS nouRu; ana s9ll tor casM
Advieo free. H3nnett. 10 Buag. "a aser-
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v est End Ave. Corner Bought
30 Protect Alexandria Light

Earle & Calhoun sold for Dr.. John
d. McBarron his residence at S72 West
Enc Avenue, which forms part Of the
southeast corner of West End Avenue
and 1o@d Street, to Morton b. Marshall
and Sidney L. Root, acting for the Nor
wood Hotel Company. The purchase is
10 protect the westerly light Of the Ho-
tel Alexandria on t03d Street, adjoin-
ing the corner Of West End Avenue. 1t
is the intention Of the purchasers to
alter the property into small apart
ments in connection with the hotol.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
Enlarge Site for Proposed
I0-SiOrv Anarineni lInicl

Shrocder & Koppel and J. c. and NJ.
G. Mayer, who recently purchased the
property at l59 to 1853 East Sevcntv-
second Street. have enlarged their hold
lngs by purchasing the adjoining prop-
crty at l57 East Soventy-sccond Street.
3oXl02, from p. J. Tuomcy. This gives
them total plotage Of 110 feet in Sew
enty-second Street, with q depth of 102
tteeet' The present plan is to improve
the entire site with a fftoen-storv
apartment hotel. Harris, Vought &. Co.
were the brokers. The project viii in
NolVe an estimated outlay Of $500 600
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24

OWNER moving 10 Minneapolis offers hig
*2l 600 home for $lI5Oo. stone and
s5{1[cCo. Z rooms baths porches garage.
an improvements. near schools etoror.
churches and station, yet us show ,his
piaGe to you to-day. OLCOTT & EGGER
Hiu HG2G. ~
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
Invest in BROOKLYN Realty

William Liss, Inc, resold for the
Turk Realty Corporation to NJ. Oster-
mail the southeast corner OF Kings
Highway and East Tenth Street, 20x90.
a new building containing three stores
with one apartment
The Mester Builders, Inc. sold to
Salvatore Gaetani the dwelling at 1864
Eighty third Street, 168x50
Bulkeley & Horton Co. sold five
plots on the west side Of Coney Island
Avenue 100 feet south of Avenue Y. for
Mrs. NJ. Gualcr.
}. Lacov has sold to the Stanhopc
Realty Company q 110-foot plot or the
east side Of Ocean Avenue, 100 feet
south Of Avenue O. The plot will be
imDroyed
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24

COOK-uOUS SEWORKER - Polish. exceI-
lent loug references; very neat. plessins,
appearance Sl5. WctUer's Agercy, % ".
43d. IOugeCre 8S96.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
BuyiI1g in Great Neck

L. l.. for Nine De Magnon, her resi-
dence, with garage, in Kensington. on
ee-quarter-acre plot, to G. Bissell,
for S45.000; for Henry Tobin, Of Allan
tic City, to c. B. Hayward, for $4,000,
ive~ecre tract with 100 feet frontage
ON Manhasset Bay; to the Belgrade
Realty Company, a plot of 2ha acres on
Gutter Mill Road, held at $1,000; for
". r. Woellert to II. Walton, for $500,
his residence on Walnut Street, and to
a client the Fitzpatrick residence on
Breuer Avenue. for $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
Oid-Iime Operator Rc.enters
Marker With ILai pnrchases

Samuel ]. Lohr, olGtimc operat01-
who has been out Of the market for
some time, has bought from Mrs. Mel
liz Brennan the five-story walk-up at
551 West 160th Street, 44.6x111, and
from Samuel D. Muncy the fve-story
waik-up at 504 West 172d Street, ak
100. Roth were cash transactions and
were arranged by Joseph G. Keenan,, Of
the Berlin Renting Agency.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
Modern Heights Flats Sold

onsrles Berlin, represented by
sSSssepn M n keenan,, sold TO Samuel J. Lehr
vest 172d Street for Samuel d.
nsSt oney: flve-story modern apart
Mil. also 551 West 160th Street for
ysih sii,ie Brennan, a five-story@ modern
nortl tlup apartment, adjoining the
iS6th S6thesst as corner of Broadway and
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
OSSINING

BUNGALOW, 3 rooms, bath heat. cleo
tricity; large lot; chicken house; five
minutes walk station. rare bargain: Sc
SOC; only $500 cash, balance mortgage
File 0l&1. L, E. Lent. Ossining. n. y.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
Take Suites i'm kJafs

Fease & Gilman leased an apart
1eht IN 800 Park Avenue, at Fifty
1oolrth Street, to the estate OF Edmund
ss,sNhooiph; at 110 West Fiity-nfth
s.'eet - @ to Miss Fay BANTER, actress;
a,Q Central Park West to Il. l.
sS.sllabie; at 237 West Seventy~fourth
pwstest to Mrs. NJ. 3. Elkin, and at .
nneat Ninety-fourth Street to Mrs.
aeerge Frennd
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
W cStclIc~ter

IltE ESTATE or CALVIN FROST n bo
SO - at Public Auction on Tuesday March
2S l422, at Hudsou Theatre. south ST.
feeAFIdi, \. ". consisting of ~ houses
one i&rm, = acrosi - lots. Also the fam
op# Hart Manson send for iIluslra ted
catalogue. calvin Frost Estate. 5eS Mad
ison Ave. Tel 7ISS Plaza
JOSEPH bERNSTEIN. Auolonoer.
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MISCELLANEOUS

TWENTY YEARS ago q New Yorl, gentle
man moved into Westchoster County to
give his children chance to grow up and
develop in country environment.
Thirteen gears ago he built a beautiful
Colonial home, Vhicn je now for sale IS he
has occompiahed his purpose and is NOV
ing back +, thc CITY,
The hoIse is ~ lovely Colonial building.
which has To bo sren to be appreciated, on
the Harlem Division of the New York Cen
traI, near VUcoahoc. g. 4. feu rooms ana
three baths. lIot 100H.10: gas electricity,
hot Wster heat, sewerage al modern i'm
provenents. YWo-car heated garage.
b. ADpONS, 50 Duane St, N. Y. G
Telephone Worth $500 or Riverside 317o.
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W actresses
Miscellaneous

COOKS. Mattresses. housc@urksr-. Tiuka
sndresen. Scandinavian Agency. 22af
Broadway, SSd schuyler 1992.
YOUNG GERMAN for chamber work and
assisting with children; $50. Wetuer' s
Agency, 90 w. 4Sd. Longacre $500.
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HELP WANTED FEMALE
Miscellaneous

A MOST excellent oprortuu.f. for su a1-
Eartlsiug voraap to hor0rge advcrtislna,
manager tor house of international rep4-
{: fou an beauty preparations. ONLY sucN
th"t have had experience iu advertising Of
.ntr products VIII ho considered. Apply
j. !. flaheriv Inra 180 Nest A2d g.
WOMAN. hiEh school sraduate. teaohah,e
rsao-rcaiul, position ri;h national eda-
'3tonai corporation; al "ancemert to c.-
ocntiFe position, open; liberal salary. Call
to -. Nj Amick. National C,ty Bu.ld-
ma. "a and Madison.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
FRFD'K l.. BOEU\,
o,-sI1p,o,t Avn Olp Static

THE BIGGEST BARGAIN THis SEASON
Almost new white Colonial house,
rooms tiled baths. every Improvement;
garage; trees shrubbery: plot l00I1oo;
near station and schooi at,5i ssking $lSss5oo'
day MRS. {. NJ MURDOCH, 40 Post
Road, Larchmnnt, N. y. Tel AS.
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Stokes Sells 70ih st. House

l. n. Phelps Stokes has sold the
house at 1T East Sevcntieth Street to
a buyer who viii occupy. The deal
was negotiated by Douglas Gibbons &
Co. The house is four stories high
and is near the Burden house. The
nropertN was held at $50.000.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
REAL ESTATE BROkERs
FACTORY PROPERTY

EACTnpV Properties all locations n r;
IhNA Patterson. $50 w. a. St Bryant 05s2
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Co2E, young, good manager; exceptional
rtfor"ncas. Miss litzgerald's Buroa ..
2G5 Iifth as.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24

HOUSEWORKER- Splendid; swiss-Amori-
can; city apartment or suburb 3 years
last ylace. Wettler's Agency, 20 w. SD.
HOCaEWORkER: $50: neat active
woman good references. Erwin s Agency.
IT,. Fizroy 5305.
uOUSEWOEKBRS. nice. colored: city:
500 Mettirrs Agency. % West Asa ST.
LOugaCrv Sd96.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
Stores for Perry Avenue

The PerryWood Corporation, Josoph
VI. Levine president, purchased from
Margaret Rogge plot. 75X100, at south
west corner Of 204th Street and Perry
Avenue, on which it will erect one
story building with eleven stores, from
nlans bN james P. Whiskoman.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24

NEW ROCEELLf-FOR REST.
Unfuraished ana furnished BONES
Sl51 per month aud onward
O'C0NN0R REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
249 Hugucnot st. Tel 59t New Rochelle
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LONG ACRE EXPRESS STORAGE
WAREHOUSE.
iI0 West nth 81
WAREHOUSE SALE OF GOODS
EOP IND 4 N CII Il d L nc


IN ACCoEDANC WITH TIE PRQV1s
IONS OF law there being duo and unpHie
charges for which he Undersigned TIdelitv
storage Warehouse, Is entitled to ien
as warehousemcn. on the goods hereiuaft=
described. and du- notice having be-
given 70 all parties known 70 claim sn
interest therein end thc tirle specified 3.
Slch notice for payment ot such chsrea
hafinE expired. there vil he sold at pubiir
~ 3Qetlon 'he warehouse io7 and TO-
MONDAY. APFrb 10, 1922
for any reason the sac shall no. have
he continued az the same place on Monday
Apfl nm, I'VE. bos n3inE Al 1880 \. NJ.
30 wit: Household furniture. consisting o.
parlor suits. bedroom suits. dining room
suits, library furniture, pianos. Nictrolas
musical Instruments, carpets rugs. trunks
boyes, barrels suitceses. contents. consist
ing Of clothing. linen books % peIs sta
ronefy. pictures. sewing machines. iee-
ans glassware. ~ilrcrware bedding draD-
erl's' uod materials. wearing apparel 0nc
81 her persoual effects as e2u.nersted j.
tno wsrahopse Inventory issued by this
Wa 'ehouse and held for ths accounts -
EE%NEDy. MISS II y. PHILLIPS. ArH
AlR. JOHN Il. BRAHTON, MIRO. CHARLES
F. RiRcH. AlR. ". II. HOWARD. MRS.
ARRE7.9 si3isf Ms ms W = DfGGs : MR l:l4N y
HIGGINS. MR. ENRIQUE MENACHO. MRS
CHAtNCY HILLS MRS. ALEX $. VII
LiANS. MISS GRACE IACAI. MR. GEO
LEA1AiRE. MRS. !. ". jacob Mr.. JACK
GENleAS, Mr.. EMiLANIO SOLAZANo
AjRN y. T.. SPARKS. AER ALFRED PETER
Si.\, MISS ICUtSE POWELL. MISS Mar
JACKSON. HISS < " MCCORMACK. MRS
7TSSIE NJ holland MISS ESpEEANz z
GELEAI.. MR.. L.. ~. BROCK. NRS VI +
LUCE. MRS ELEANOR CURRAN. MRS
1>AIHl l.HtNr, DWTGR. MRS II RDSCO-r
.d3 e. Z. DUfFNER CARPENTER x 60
LUDWIG BAUMANN d GO. All being nov
stored in tho sala Fidelity Storage Ware
house and al TO Soc more specifically an
nource5 and described at time OF sale
TIRE GOODS WILL BE on ENHIBI
TlON AZ THE TIME AND PLACE OF
SALE.
CHAS. A COLLINS. Proprietor.
lo7-1o9 ". 96th =.
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NOTICE Is HFREBY GIVEN that unless
the GOODS and EFFECTS REMOVED
from :, HILL STREET.. hNlGHTSBRIDGE
on APRIL 3rJ. 1916. and DEPOSITED witt
HAMPTON aua SONS. Lid. % S-I0. Pai,-Rlall
LAST. Lmaon, :. "" ly Miss l. Lorraine
NANRATil. of Tho Biltmore. New YorE
and iate OF Hotel Seymour ~ West 4bth
81. New York sre CLAIMED and the rent
and other charges due in respect thereof are
paid within one month from this date. Hamp-
ton and Sons It'd, VIII SELL the Same 10
defray sMch charRns.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
Mrs. Kennedy BUYS IN 10Th 81

Mrs, Margaret Kennedy is the rca
buyer of the Fowler estate dwelling a
26 West 10th Street reported sold or
Wednesday by Pease g. Gilman. L. V
Kennedy was named as the buyer il
the announcement Of the deal.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
Domestic

COUPLE-Neat. agreeable. Young Bel
giana; wife. chambermaid- Mattress; hus-
band, excellent cook butler. obliging: any
wnere: wife speaks fair English. $3.50.
Wcttler's Agency. 20 West 43d. Lonsacre
S267
COUPLES, buffers and cooks. French ana
Swedish: both couples unusually good:
Si35. $3.50. 5. Miss Hofineyers Agency. 10
East 35d ST, 81 floor tel 1287 Murray H.G.
HOJ SEMAN.-l Dung Swi8s: willing; mod
crate. Wetter's Agency, 20 West asa.
Longacre 8867.
JAPANESE COOK, butler. housew orksr;
experienced references. Agency, los
West 46th ST. Bryant 77ST
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1iAMARONEtN II
:y}o-F FAHiIt1

YWO-FA1iIt.y houso. 10 roor1s, : baths
fullv improved; garage. conservatory.
location is ideal and near station ana
trolley; 4ox20o price sl3,50o owner, 90
Melbourne av., MamaroneclI. Telephone
q23 Mamaroneck
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24

TANMERS FARM of zoo acres I'm
northern Westchcetar at al farmers price ;
ON STATE road, near railroad station MOD
good farm BUILDING. springs. brook ana
orchards dirt lerpor can mako MONEY
NoUut Ktsco s. N w.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24

Re EMILY completed, we'll buul house
with eiShi rooms. two baths and garage.
IN residential section of NamatoacJk. 4li
moGern improvements. couv.uIcntlv TO-
Gated satisfactory terms For rui par
uc"9rs commuulcate Win owner Michael
Htau6 IA Ward aN- Namaroueck. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
NIN, - NEiiNON

5 COHI house rooms baths and gar
age modern n every detail; best soc
i@g, [29F@Heht s}3 G6n 70 S'9dG 3od lrSl,X
co, IA Depot Place. Mt. Vernon, \. Y
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
STORAGE NOTICES
WarchousemaA ~olo OF Goods
FOR UNPAID CHARGES.

}
tCrHHNN>t NNI7H TEE Pro-
sion sf ia.'. tH"+e ha.HG u3a aaa unpaid
charges fnr "a'ot tn" Huaersi9 91@i LoIs
acre =. .press St3t4ga Warehouse. IS en-
cited to g. Ha0 - raronousewzu on tbN
goods horeina 1t.r Gescri0o1. and Que no-
tce ltar'ng been given to aI parties known
to claim au 4ut"reF therci1, and ths -irle
spr, lH.d in surh notice for paJueat7 fo-
such charges ha wing exp rod. there viil te
sold a. prnIr auction AZ if WarehoafH
40 West t7th 81. Nev York Ti'>. On
f for any rcesDD he ret. la 1ut comm etcd
p1 said d5ta the saie N'il gao cor' iulieG ot
hol day. fpri i,t}. 1922. beginning at
ie.&2 4. ~. ans oourguies uni1 aii ,he
goods atc s-ia. TO vlt: H5us-uolI tIraf-
ture. c14s .ug of parigr suites bedroom
euite-. dining room suites. library. f1r0'-
tIfe, pIauos NiHtroI 80. mg".Cai Instruments
'"Hf sa'flaseF "a pets rus7. TRUNKS
a"Ne@. barrels. sriccases. contents. eoueis
.as r.. cotntae linen. boots. papers. So
glassware. 1llterearo. bedoinss. drapar.ee
aud materials aad other persoral enec--
etc., az enumerated - tle warehouse tH
iot the accounts ~ tac fo' .o~inr partie7
roney. Edward n. Walsh. George Graham.
Mrs. T.. Lynch, Mrs nIsGey Mrs. -. Csa
AnGha1. Mrs. Il Bo,rasrot. Gemco Co.
liaEar. Mr. r. l. Diaee. Harry \ Mack.e
= rs. ~ NaIlen hIrs. H. - Buffers Mrc
AHra Heily. Herman kornar Mrs. E5za
beth alre.ter. Miss Maria Waterbury, Nl-
Anna SlllNan. Harry Williams. Mrs =
Keen. J. Hall Phoebe MURPHY, Mrs H. =
LeaNitt. A. EaIntz. Mrs. Peters Lola 81.
Wentworth, Mrs. Carroll ". Samueis. Jula
eimus, j. Ienha.t, Afrs =. Lewis. NJ, c.
J. Hlshon t. r. Reilly. Mr.. +. Mahouey
&s- May Douohue, II. Kaufman, Erns-
Woltmsn ". Harmon. ltr. or Mrs Nacae
sont, Mrs. +. G.. Lewis Nr. OF Mrs. Dough
s,ty, Mrs, L. Due. Mrs NJ A. Block- Ma.
Murray, j. Il Brown. MIS-. =. Waite. s
Nl!eriiio, Joseph Wright. Al being nov
stored in ne said Long Acre Express Storage
Warehouse, and ail To he more specidca''.
rnHo1ncei and described at time Of said sale
Ine goods VIII be Oh exhibition at TIC time
and place of sale.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
Locust Valley Tract Sold

Warren Murdock sold for Arthur
pyle to Charles Cooper for improve
ment twelve and one-half acres at Lo-
Gust Valley. near its Piping Rock Club,
Hold at $50. 600.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
WHY PAY RENTo

S11.5o0 reasonable terms will purchase this
attractive new Groom cottage and garage
on 5Ox1O0; hot water heat AL improve
Incnts, in Manor section with bathing priv
ilcees and immediate POSSESSION. Phone
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24

AI NIE-NON NINN
fui'NiSlIED COTTAGNS 81 BUNGALOWS
CHAS. 5. FAULKNER
cliee facing Rye Railroad Station.
Telephone 49, Rye. N r.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
PEEKSkILL

IF YOU ARE LOOKING for reasonable
priced homes in choicest location and
near depot ETC. see MOORE KNlFFEN
Pcekskill, \, Y. Tel 322.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
Manhattan

ArAR7MUNTS 10 LET-rrRNIsnUD
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
New lorl. Stnto

FINE Orange County Farm 90 acres i'm
bearing apple orchard in cherries
balance hay fine buildings. all improve
MiUs, \. Y.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
Day Workers

DAY WOREER, launoreas cleaner. or
accommodated, good reliable work. M
Miss Hofmayor's Agency, 10 East 45d St,
q toor. Telephone Murray TIill S9i1
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
LEGAL NOTICES

AT A SPECIAL TERN, PART /, OF THE
Supreme Court of the state Of New Yorj5.
held in and for the County OF New York.
at the County Court House, in the Borough
OF Manhattan. city OF New York, on the
PRESENT: Hon. LEONARD A. GIEGERICH,
Justice In the matter Of the application
Of AMNIE BAUMANN and CHAMPS x o.; o;
STUDIOS AND LABORATORIES, INC. a
on readiug the petition of Annie Baumann
sni Charles o. Baumanu, directors and
owners Of an equal onc-9aIt lndependent
share and interest Of Wllst Studios ard ar,
der iha laws of the state OF Now Ork. and
hGFiug its Hrincipn. Office located i'm tho
county of Sew ork. and the schedule thereto
annexed duly verified bY HE petitioners on
the 30tl DAY o. November. 1921. from which
petition it appears that the stock OF sad
corporation is equally diviced into not mora
than two Independent ownerships and in
terests and that the case Is one OF those
specified i'm Sections 112 and ia OF the Gen
eral Corporation Law; and on reading notice
Of this application. dated November go 1871,
with proof of the due service thereof, and OF
said petition and schedule, and Of q copy Of
tho proposed order on the Attorney General
and on the Willat Studios aud Laboratories,
charles kessel ana Adam Messel' JF anu anu
on reading and ming the aihdaEit oI Adan'
Kessel. Tr.. verified December "a. 1891 to
gether with Exhibit thereunto Annexed and
the attdsvits of Charles Jessel and Nic4olas
NesscI. both verified December -, 1921. in
opposition thereto; and en- reading aud fling
the replying AFFIDAVIT Of Charles O baumann,
verified December -. 1921. and Exhibits A.
i. c. n and Is thereunto annexed and notice
Of appearance: and after hearing Henry
Brill. OF counsel for petitioners, in support
Of said application, and John L. Lockwood
Esq, in opposition thereto and due deliber-
alton having been had, and upon fling the
opinion Of the Court; now. upon motion 0t
Arthur s. Friend, attorney for the petition
ers II is
ORDERED that all persons interested in
said corporation show cause before samuel vel
Falk who is hereby appointed Referee for
that purpose. at his office. No 29l Broad :
way, in the Borough Of Manhattan. city OF
New York on the 31st day Of March, 1892
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, why, the said
corporation should NOT be dissolved aud II
oRDERED that The application for q
temporary receiver and for an iHjuncbon
penden,e Tito be denied without prejudice to
an application for The appointment of PEI
manent receiver. in case final order for g
dissolution OF the corporation be granted;
ORDERED that copy Of this order he
published at least once in each Of the three
weeks Immediately preceding said 3lst day
Of March. 1922, in the New York Law jour
pa pers published in the County Of New York
Entes L. A. CD % =.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
HELP WANTED MALE

SOLICITORS. established
pnbucauon; high class men: commission.
Address Bon 49, Room 25JG. 10 West i0th.
ME% 10 call on farmers only; something
'hat appeals hard workers can mako
one aundr"o dollars or more per week:
your know Judge of farmers wiH determine
amount OF yuur Income Write or call for
interview. hir Etduscr. thra Goor. l10
West 3fth ST., New York
MEN between rs and s. years OF age can
make ono Hundred Dollars pnr week Sc
curing Ownership iu most p-to-datc en-
te7'p'ise Write or call for interview. Nj
EitunE@r,. third floor 40 West 34th St,
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24

CpLEf.ftf 1hE .t1-,.rr ft-,.le. c-
rhaaH' a.i a.rlan,4t. -oteaa .
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
Domestic
VI cfllaBeous

CLAIM fiEEE. <- tn9rouehlY cnp1la-
rucea. a"oi cdoeat iai- boz Iafereacs~.
Z. - Ilb.ia.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24

'l'toO' Ia ward aN- Mamaronech, y. Y.
ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW. recently com
piete4, with five rooms. bath and garage.
satisfactory terms. For full particulars
(9.nlMlunleate O.. with owner, Michael Staub,
- ward aNr Mamaronecll, N. &.
ny r BEACH waterfront; an acre Of ground.
be2utfuI!y situated ON waterfront, ad
idcal location for summer home. priynIo
HeaSa YIN sacrifice. jackson Ml;s. IL
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
AUCTION SALES

CicACTIVuL office 70 rent. telephone IN.
quire Room 91S, 220 6th ~.
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Governesses, Etc

CoEF1.NESS- ror. vc.y successful
t.ty her. tedcues outdoor SPORTS French
tnd English element OF muac r.. Miss
iofuayerS Agency. 10 Z. 43d ST.. ga doos.
phone MURRAY Hill S947.
NURSERY governess, roung, French:
willing; nice personality; very highly
recommended. Miss Halls Bureau, II
West 4ith. Vanderbilt $3.50.
NURSERY GOVERNESs-S fine lin
guist full charge excellent housekceper
v Wettler's AgencY. 20 W 43l. LonSacre s99S.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24

RENTAL. unlurnishcd. 1-room modern
house $135 per month; furnished S-rooin
house, garage, $500 pvr month, other at
tracuVe properties, $lQ0 pcr month and up.
Compiefr Nsi of country homes for sale ~
reasona ole prices. MISS f.. VI. DRJ NJ
N0No. go Purchase ST.. TEL Rye Sll.
il RNIsutD and unfuru.shed hous F.
Have confidential list. Private sUmlunc
homes $500 up. several real bargains
$500 W.; terms. i. u. FROST. Forest
aV and Sanford s.. Phone tor appoint
ment Rye ST.
FOR RENT, summer homes for season.
from $500 to $4,000. Houses for sale
from 1880 upward very desirable loca-
tiona. NAYs-N iGiiI. office Milton Road
and Oakland aN Tel. Rye 45S.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
BO&RDERS WANTED

5oTd ST At LEXINGTON AV. ulo.ei
EHtlclEej iadlee: oue room and
nesis from SIS un; elevator, telephone.
etc; iul! hotel service; newly decorated.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
NcW Jersey

DEANlN't for California VIII sacrifice
beautiful hous". earage. - rooms. Dath.
!. D.. couVomenlE located: mast b.. s,,u
I" appreciate. Cal Uranch Urool 4zqS
IHONIA-Rny direct from buiiders-sa,.o
commission; look before Ioapine special
Sl"-room house, plot JoxlQ0. $4,000 terms
Pine Terrace Realty 60.
TREE list of houses for sale ana rent. Write
VAN WINhLH CO, Rutherford. N. j.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Chamb bernaids

CTAMBER1fAtD. neat; highly recon-
uenGod. Miss Haus Bureau. II West
44lh. Vanderbilt $40.
cHAMBENNAfD, or paror maid. young
Scotch PrptestaDti city family. H.. Miss
Hofmaycr's Agency, 10 East +3d ST.. I'd
floor. Telephone Murray Hin S947.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
PIiILIpSE MANOR

BUILDING PLOTS, 60x1Oo, sewers. water.
gas, electricity, river view; $500, on
easy terms; assistance in financing build
ing. u. u. MORRIS, 507 5th aV Phone
Murray Hill 5092
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
LARCHMONT

No 1Oe--BeautifuI home, 12 rooms. baths.
large porch. modern tmpts.; plot 1UoN
100; fne old shade trees, near club, etc.
$f9 600; terms,
No. I09--Nell constructed new house. all
modern impts.; near school stores, eje.,
room. sun breakfast porch. bedrooms all
large; $4,000; terms.
No 1O4-Attractive dwelling, rooms,
modern stucco; hot water heat. electric
light, oak floors white trim throughout;
ideal location: near two railroads. $16.d0o.
No. IO5-Cottage like an apartments Z
rooms, bathe all impts; guarantecd
heating system; location accessible to
beach. etc: $13.500
No. l06-Colonial stucco. ready for oc-
cupaucy; 8 rooms. baths open fires
garage. . cars; refined location. 9ear
schools stores. etc. good buy. $4,000.
No. l01--Beautiful Gem, rooms tiled
bath, enclosed porch, modern in every Re e
spect; near new school just finished. This
is a real bargain, act quick; Slo,50o;
terms.
FRED'K /. BOEU\,
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
NEW ROCHELLE

NIW GROOM HUNGALOW. large iIvins
and dining room. e beaulluI bedrooms.
tiled hath. ho' water hea1; plot 50xl5o:
near schools churches aud TRANSPORTATION
price $4,000. Tcrm= TIIr fFSNfC rs
nEALTN COMPANY. IS Nor,h us. Phone
99i @99 N,W Rochelle.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
WHITE PLAINS

FOR RENT. furnished. for Summer months,
attractive eight (S) room semi bungalow .
well located easy committing distance
well suited to small family or semi-invaid
garden; garage space; $4,000 per month.
Tel W White Plains 1l0G.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
NItses. Etc.

cHDD'S NURSE yoruE Eagllsh protes
1uut. ch1d over Two years old: good
i'-r 70 nces c.. Miss llofnayer's Agency.
ray Elil 89R7.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
General Houseworkers, Etc,

HoUs5W 5WOPT<ER-COOEs young. very ca
ppble; good diSposition highly recon-
in- -r4cD. Miss Halls Bureau, y West
44t4. Vanderbilt &3a0.