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New-York tribune., 1922-10-29
Mayfield Barred Temporarily

CORSICANA, Tex, Oct. 28.-A tenn
porary injunction restraining Secre-
tary of State Staples from certifying
the name of Earle B. Mayfield as Demo-
cratic candidate for Senator and re-
straining all election boards from re-
ceiving such certifcation was granted
by Judge A. M Blackman, of the 77th
judicial District, at Fairfield this
aftarnnnn
New-York tribune., 1922-05-30
Operators and Investors Trade
In Bronx Residential Realty

Charles W. Wynne and Louis ri
Low, operators, purchased from the
bame Company, builders, 1880 Bath
gate Avenue. a six-story modern apart
ment. 42x112. J. NJ. Kronenberger was
the broker.
The Real Estate Mortgage Company
OF New Jersey sold to Esther Seittman
the slx-story apartment, 56.5x88 .10x
regular, at the northwest corner of
Freeman Street and West Farms Road.
extending through to Longfellow Ave
nue..
G. William Widmayer sold to Jacob
Rosen fivestory apartment at 1909
wilkins Avenue, 60.10x8S3X irregular.
Nehring Brothers sold for Castor
Scherer, of Newton. Mass, the three
t%o-family dwellings 1854 and 1858
Willett Avenue, 10Ox95.
Robert Foley sold for R. Coldrick to
John w. Wickham the family
house at 20s8 Anthony Avenue, 25xlO0
! and for j. Nadel to Fred Behr the
dwelling 2245 Tiebout Avenue. 25x1OO.
Alexander Henschel sold 318 East
seth Street. 76xl2O, a three-story
frame dwelling with twenty rooms. and
9 two-car garage for the Adams estate
TO Dominick Palaszo for occupancy.
Theodore Neckles sold to Stefano Per-
nice this three-story house, 316x1Oo, at
the northwest corner of 1S1st Street
and Third avenue.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-30
History New
Flat ON Park
! Avenue Sold
H.C.Mathews Acquires House
Held at 81. 900. 600; Physi-
clan Resells l45th St.Apart-
ments Recently Bought

The Aelred Realty Company Mrs. X.
H Abbott, president, sold the fourteen
story apartment at I049 Park Avenue,
between Eighty-sixth and Eighty-scv-
enth streets, erected last year and
held at 81 600, 900. 1t is on site s1Slzx
1910. the rent roll is said to BE
S164,0o yearly. The property has
been bought by Harold c. Mathews,
an extensive holder Of business and
residential realty in Manhattan. as an
Investment. Among the tenants in the
building are: VIM. ". Evarts, Hen~y
D. Cruikshank. Fred'k T. Busk and +
Charles Farrelly. Pease e. Gilman were
the brokers.
J. Hofmann e. Son resold for Dr.
Henry Schwamm. to Clara Realty Cor
ments, with stores, 1t 518-522 West
l45th Street. 1oo.6x991l. They were
held at S150.0o0 and sold for all cash
over the mortgages. The seller bought
the property about q week age from
Ennis e. Sinnot.
The sixstory elevator apartment aad
stores at the southeast corner of 140th
Street and Eighth Avenue. which was
recently sold by the Baumann estate
TO Solomon Fromm, has been resold to
J. Greenebaum and S. Zlooolow, of
Brooklyn. Samuel Klasky was the
broker in both transactions.
George S. Runk and Louis II. Zocher
sold 70 an investor IS East Ninety
fourth Street. a five-story apartment
having frontage of 25 feet The
property was owned by the Sarah
SFenser estate since 1905.
Chr. Volzing & Son. Inc, sold &c
Michele Marrafino the five-story tene-
ment, at 455 East 117th Street, 26x95,
also the two five-story tenements at
945-947 Third avenue for Ellen n.
Cunningham.
Francis Sullivan sold to the Fort
Greene Butcher Fixture Company
tour-story store tenement at 500 First
Avenue 20xSO
New-York tribune., 1922-05-30
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNT
GRAHAM & ZENGER. INC, Plaint,s,
against PORZELLANFABRlk PA Ev'
SENTHAL & CO AKTlENGEssEhl'
SCHAF'T, Defendant Summons:
To the above named Defendant.
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED 70 ~ Z.
swer the complaint in this acticn, sna ~ ~
serve copy or your suswer, or. ~
complaint is not served with this san.
mons, 10 serve a notice OF sppeannce. %
the Plaintifs 3 Attorney Within W..
DAYS after the service OF this susnhoa.
exclusive OF the day OF service. iH .ess sss'
of your failure 10 appear or ansWes; "a A..
ment viii be taken against you ~. 49,
fault for the relief demanded IN in' S'-'
plant.
Dated. April 10th. 1872?
RUDOLPH MARKS.
Attorney for Plaintiff, Office and =. ~ y,
Address, $50 Broadway. Borough "
Manhattan, City OF New lofn;, TN, ro.
To the PORZELLANFABRl n. ~,
SENTHAI, & co. AKTIENGESEIT
SCHAFT. ,,,.
The foregoing summons Is served Va, w,
you by publication pursuant 10 an - s II,
OF Hon. lsidor Wasservogel. Justiee " v,,s
Supreme Court of the State OF Ne~
County of New York, dated the iesn ,,,, uss .
May. 1922. and filed with tho compls. Is I
in the Office OF the Clerk OF the Coeus Wcr..
New York al the County Court "a - ~
in the Borough OF Manhattan S"'
State OF New York.
Dated. New York. May Is. ls.svs
RUDOLPH ,MARkSo
Attorney for Plaintiff. Office ana y
Address. 320 Broadway. SofoasA
Manhattan, City of New YORK.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-30
Real Estate News
Architect Buys Dwelling
I'm East 64th Street
Plans to Rebuild House Near
Fifth Avenue for His Own
OcCunanry

William B. May & Co. sold the four
story dwelling 10 East Sixty-fourth
Street, 20xlo0.5. for William A. Hard
enbergh 70 a we'll known architect. who
will rebuild the house for his own oc-
cupancs. The property WAS held at
$4,000 and was sold for all cash
G. Malvin Davis. of the National
Realty Company. sold for the B. & E
Gordon Company to Adelaide Aoki the
four-story dwelling 1877 Madison Ave
nue.. l8x10G
Joseph Steibler sold to Charlotte
Sandstroih and Charlotte Samuelson a
trlree-story dwelling at 322 East Sew
enty-second Street. 16 Sx1022
Shaw. Rockwell & Sanford sold for
". L. Morgan Is Hamilton Terrace, a
threestory dwelling on lot l6xlo0.
Van Nliet g. Place old for th estate
Of Sarah f. Flagg, he ee-story
dwelling 81 Vast Elevcnt' Street. The
property had been in the rands of the
above firm for over fifty ars.
Louis Cohen sold to Irving j. Abrams
a three story dwelling at 50 West 18th
Street. 16x10O11.
Gomez +. Whitfield sold to me Direct
Leasing Corporation three-story
dwelling at 125 West 13lst Street,
l7X9ol1
New-York tribune., 1922-05-30
Sl8,OOO ,OOOCerryRealty
Corporation Is Approved
Referee Sanctions Plan for
Pooling of Various Hold.
ings of Gerry Family

george Il. Medalie, appointed ref
eree by Supreme Court Justice Isidor
Wasservogel in the matter of the peel
tion OF the executors of the last will
and testament of Louis NJ Gerry, who
died Aug. 26, 1920, and of trustees un-
der a trust deed made by Elbridge r.
Gerry and Louisa M. Gerry, yesterday
filed a report in which he recon
mended that the transfer Of the prop
erties under care of both executors
ana trustees to the Gerry Estates, Inc,
be consummated.
The properties in question, includ-
ing many parcels on Broadway. Fifth
Avenue. the Bowery. Pine Street,
Sixth Avenue, Forty third, Forty first.
Ihirty-second, Thirty first and Frank
lin streets, and other thoroughfarss.
are are worth approximately S18,O00,-
issued to beneficiaries under the terms
Of the will and trust.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-30
Tall 5th Av. Loft i'm Trade
For New Jersey Estate
Property at Eiberon Given in
Part Payment for Sixteen.
Story Ruildino

The Motion Realty Corporation. L. C.
Wilton, president, sold to the De
Peystcr Realty Corporation the six
teen-story store and loft building at
the northeast corner of Fifth Avenue
and Sixteenth Street which gave in
part payment an estate known as Cas-
tie Wall, at Elberon, n. J. The Fifth
Avenue structure stands on plot 4910x
14l.10. with an 81" 25x90 in the rear.
Nicholas Celia was the broker.
The Elberon property contains about
twenty-five acres with stone resi-
dence. The sale also includes the fur
nishings, tapestries, paintings. statuary
etc, collected by Myron H. Oppenheim.
Its former owner
New-York tribune., 1922-05-30
Plot Buying Active
On Long Island

E. s. & s. F. Voss sold in Hewlett
Bay Park, Hewlett, l.. l., two acres for
the Hewlett Bay Company to Edward S.
Paine, and two acres to S. Mortimer
Ward jr. For Charles Yung, residence
on Conklin Avenue, Woodmere, L. l., to
Thomas j. Davis. For Charles R. Price,
plot on Clark Place, Woodmere, L. L.,
to Stoddard Hoffman. For the Norum-
bega Company, dwelling at Valley
Stream, L. L., to Ernest Brorer, and
for George d. Yoemans, three acres of
land in Hewlett Bay Park, to William
E. Taylor, who will improve it for his
own OCCUPANCY.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-30
100000 Newark Corner Deal

The northwest corner of Market and
Mulberry streets. Newark. has been
sold by the Chelsea Securities and In
vestment Company. The property has
frontage of 57.9 feet and a depth of
10 feet. The new owner, the Federal
fInance Corporation, will on May l,
1923, erect new business building.
Joseph l.. Felbleman Co. represented d
the owners and the Curtiss- Warner
Corporation the purchasers. The re-
ported purchase price is more than
New-York tribune., 1922-05-30
Business Space Leased

The Cross & Brown Co. leased an
office in the Fisk Building, Fifty
seventh Street and Broadway. to
Joseph Bernhart. radio apparatus and
automobile accessories; to the Wall.
Kill Hat Work another loft in 632 and
63a Broadway; first loft at % West
Fourth Street to Rudin & Epstein. and
the tenth loft in building 4s and So
West Fourth Street to Dubilier Con-
denser & Radio Corporation, for a
term of years.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-30
Temple Israel Allowed to
MORTGAGE Really for Temnl,

The Temple Israel of Harlem, through
Hays, Herschfield Wolf, its attorneys.
has obtained from Supreme Court Jus
tice John M. Tierney, approval of a
petition for authority to mortgage its
property for S150.000 The proceeds
are to be used in the con Instruction of
new temple, community house and
school, at total cost of $4,000, on
the property in question. on the south
side of Ninety-first Street, west of Am
eterdam Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-30
Homes for Newton Ave. Lois

Alfred L. Doyle sold for Arthur M.
May two lots on Newton Avenue, near
Mosholu Avenue, to the John J. Ken
nedy Building Corporation, which will
erect dwellings.
Emma Z. Wolf sold to Daniel Houli-
han the property, 75.exlO0x irregular,
on the northeast side of Mosholu Park
way, 1898 feet southeast of Jerome
Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-30
Sales of Stable Properties

Bertha Rembaugh sold to Pierce
brennan a four-story building and a
tive-story stable, at AZ and 49 Monroe
Street, 5Ox100.
Israel Levy sold to Paul Toccht a
three story stable. 24.6x100. at tho
northwest corner Of Macdougal Street
and Minetta Lane, 24.6x1OO.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-30
Mount Vernon Dwelling DeaIs

X. R: Ragette, of Mount Vernon.
has sold for Edwin Franklin frost and
susie Wright frost, of 21S North Sixth
Avenue, Mount Vernon, their two fam
ly dwelling to Anna A. Peterson: for
r. j, Jerome in conjunction with c. s.
Mcclellan d Co., two-family dwelling
at 32S Highland Avenue, and for the
estate Of John Sicilano business build
client w -
New-York tribune., 1922-05-30
Connecticut

TO RENT for June. July and August. fur
nished summer cottage. Hotchkiss Grove
Frantord, Connecticut: best location on
seashore Long Island Sound; twelve miles
from New Haven, Connecticut; hve room
cottage and downstairs. with bath hot and
cold water. gas and electricity; all modern
improvements, together with modern
garage. Address F.. T. Bradley 9 Harrison
ave, Branford. Conn. Telephone
New-York tribune., 1922-05-30
ENGLEWoOD

ENGLEwOoD, N.
10000. TERMS TO SUIT CANNOT y ,,
DUPL1CATEH. AND COST ss5,ooo
Gentieman III year country home ! rooms
oaths' showers. toilets; hardwood par
quo. noors' awnings. screens. shades, every
modern improvement; perfect. first class
cohdltion: ono acre beautifully laid OUT
psrN' car garage, chicken houses \
oArh. tool house, all kirds of fruit, berries
vegetables. 'N''
SHOW FLACE. COMFORT AND UTILITY.
INSPECTION INVITED.
w 1eiIanS f,oao Tel. Engle wood 900 w
New-York tribune., 1922-05-30
New Jersey
FINEST LOCATION ON LAKE HOpAT.

FINEST LOCATION ON LAKE HOpAT-
CONG
Former property Of Rex Beach cost
over eighty thousand dollars TO be sold
at great sacrifice il within next thirty
days; terms can be arranged ENTIRELY
ne" ali-Year house. tile roof, stone frc-
places large rooms hardwood floors. two
baths. steam heat. electric light: storo
garage and servants quarters: new boat
large stable, poultry house icehousc; OK
cellent tennis court: several acres land
Address owner. Or. E. II. killhener, Pas
sale, n. j.
SEND FOR booklet. photos description
purchase plan best value houses in
Jersey; $500 TO $4,000. Pine Terrace
Realty Co, Leonia, n. j.
FREE list Of houses for sale and rent
Write VAN W1NkLE co, Rutherford.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-30
le|ss,3 |NsW jSssrrSs;eX jSsrS;X 5}}s::1|
EAST ORANGE

HALSTEAD ST, 254. near Brick Church
station--Leaving town: must sell; four
rooms on nrst floor; hardwood floors; four
and storeroom in attic: steam heat; cleo
tric light; price $3.50 Phone 75s4-J
Orange.
ONE-FAMI1Y. ROOMS, bath. Electric
neat, hardwood floors, gas. Kitchen slate
W; price $1,000; cash REQUIRED. 3e-soO
Owners telephone. TAI Orange
New-York tribune., 1922-05-30
ArdsleV Park Tnf R,,yor

Prince & Ripley have sold for the
Oobbs Ferry Land & Improvement Com
pany three lots on Saranac Street
lArdsley Park, and for Cornelius g.
rlsh' piece Of land on Ontario and
seneca streets, Ardsley Park, to NAL
colin NJ. Roy, of this CITY.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-30
College of Pharmacy Increases
Holdings in West 9th ST.

The College of Pharmacy of the
City of New York, at 115-119 West
Sixty-eighth Street. purchased from
the III West Sixty-eighth Corporation
the lot, 25xloo.5, adjoining its quar-
tcrs on the east. and giving it control
of street frontage of 100 feet.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-30
Corporation to Part With 700
Lots at Islip at Auction To-day

The Wilson Home and Garden Cor
poration realty at Islip, consisting of
700 lots, will be sold at auction on the
premises to-day by Bryan L. Kennedy,
Inc. The lots are on Moffet Boulevard.
Islip Avenue and adjoining streets,
near the Islip station of the Long Isl
and Railroad
New-York tribune., 1922-05-30
Will Live ON Staten Island

A r Mathews sold for the New York
Housing Company, the premises. 6o4
Oakland Avenue. West New Briphton
5. L., consisting of two-familv build,
ing and garage to Joseph F. Fulton
Edward E. Rice also bought the two
one-family houses at 503 and sos Oak.
lang Avenue
New-York tribune., 1922-05-30
National Bank of Commerce
10 Enlarge Nassau ST. Home

The National Bank Of Commerce is
to alter the building at 35 Nassau
Street to fifteen-story office build
ing, Plans for the Improvement filed
Yesterday by H. Lucas place the cost
at $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-30
New York State

COUNTRY PROPERTY rOE SALE
~ carmel Putnam County on Lake
Gieneida, Fifteen room house. three ba tn.
open hreplaces steam heat; large porches,
no mosquitoes. Two six-roo,n cottuses on
property. Garage, Darn icchousc tool
house, etc. About thirty acres. Wonderful
opportunity. Elnoris Farms Corporation,
Carmel. New York
New-York tribune., 1922-05-30
LOST, FOUND AND REWARD
Lost Bankbooks

LOST--f,ankb book No 300. .b59 Of the onion
Dime sa wings Bank is missing, any per
sop having claim TO 1t ls hereby called upon
to present tho same within 10 days Or submit
to having said handbook Cancelled and new
one issued.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-30

On Saturday, Bryan L. Kennedy, Inc,
offered at auction the fifty lots at
Arverne- the-Sea. In spite of rail,
over two hundred attended. The bid.
Ding was spirited and the entire tract
was sold in As minutes for SIS 71a
New-York tribune., 1922-05-30
REAL ESTATE SALE OR RENT

Manhattan
HAVE YOU AN AUToMOBILE7
Look at the following:
S-STORY COLONIAL BRICK HOU'sE
SlN Rooms, Foyer Entrance Hall and
fIREPROOF HEATED AUTO GARAGE.
Iafquete and Hardwood Floors Throucbout .
hiectric ilght Steam Hea1: instantaneous
hot Water Heater, and every other
Modern Convenience
On Van Corlear Place
MARBLE HILL. MANHATTAN
Broadway at 225th st,
Ask for Mr.. Bingham
CORNER STORE PROPERTY
Oid buildings especially well aoapted
to alteration for
stores first and second foor,
ELEVATED STATION
fIlce rlsht-terrns easy
Long term mortgage
9LA WSON d HOBBS. 1862 w. 72D ST
THE GREATEST BARGAIN
farA Avenue East Seventies
Little cash required
FlVe-story Amer. Easement perfect condition
ENERETT NJ. SEIXAS CO.
Murray hll 1870 5o7 9th Ave. 42d}
WEST SIDE CORNER. 5 STORES
For sale 10 liquidate estate, stores on two
streets. VIII take small cash payment and
long term first mortgage
SLAWSON HOBBS. 1s2 WEST TED ST.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-30
MONTCLAIR
PORT WASHINGTON

PORT WASHINGTON
Six room Colonial home on plot esx,oo 49,.
among the first growth trees on the h,Iis SCI et
one nor' ro shore, An elevation of more tha n
ing beach: concrete roads and ali tmrpa,.a pa,
fnents. 10 minutes from station, S5 mnVte g.
.-oin !oin Ne" York City by through eIeci rjS
W.T. h@DGEWoRTH @ SMITH. INC.
Eityrnv sosn o. Opposite Station
N' o-'0' Fort Washington 22I
New-York tribune., 1922-05-30
[&$aAo{n6 &E:Et{2f1&t Isl tIS1and,. !! g. 3
FLUSHING

FOR SALE.
One of the most beautiful estates On Inv.
Island. - minutes from Long Island station
IN IN city limits. Property consisting of acres
n,en.s nenss OF - rooms Al modern improve
Plenty, Of garden space planted with ali
varieties OF berries. Orchard of apples, ma RI
snd plums. Dairy of cows Propertv
directly opposite ono of the best golf course,
IN the metropolitan district Must be seen
70 be appreciated. @ Owner going to Europe.
York City @>e"
New-York tribune., 1922-05-30
Miscellaneous

a HOUSE containing fve masters bed
rooms. two baths one double servants
room with toilet and lavatorv. living room.
dining room. reception hail and Kitchen
on the first floor. large front piazza with
awnings. hardwood floors throughout the
house. all windows screened, house heated
with furnace. two open hreplaces, pure
cold spring water which has been analyzed
and approved; rent. $500 for eight months
or for n entire year. Inquire w. c. Estes
362 Fifth av., New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-30
HACKENSACK

FOR SALE--In the beautiful Fairmont sec
ton OF Hackensack, n. j., at 125 Cedar
av a nine-room house. newly decorated
corner plot, 16ox1bo; no reasonable Offer
refused Phone Union Is. FANNY D..
HUNTER. owner. North Bergen n J.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-30
BLOOMFIELD

B1.oOMFIELD-Nne rooms. steam. el.c-
tric, 2-car garage: large plot: con
ven!snt bargain for quick sale at $500.
ton st.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-30

WE PAY highest prices for furniture,
pianos, antiques, brio brac, bocks ar!,
etc. Kingsley. SO University pl stuyvesane
2371.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-30
Ridg Street Loft Sold

Samuel Cowen sold the six-story loft
at ITO Ridge Street, 225x10O, to L.
Hought 1
New-York tribune., 1922-05-30
RUTHERFORD

Will sacrifice new house rooms al
Hooeih Improvements, Desirable ioca
non ao mortgage financed. Inquire ownsr
Telephone 45M to' u ~ j
New-York tribune., 1922-05-30
Cednev Farm Owner Buys Lots

Prince Z Ripley have sold for the
Gedney Farm Co, Inc, two and half
lots at Gedney Farm, to NJ. Mark, ad-
joining his present property.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-30

LARGE. light room. facing ocean, for sea
sons rental prefer two girls. 1nforu a
tiou. call Bcekmsn 3s00.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-30
Miscellaneous
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
Domestic Help

MRS KEMP'S AGENCY-High-grad. col.
ored maids; references. 1852 7th ~
Audubon 2S56
New-York tribune., 1922-05-30
BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds. Jewelry, Etc.
Furniture

DIAMONDS bought and sold for cash
Advice free. Bennett. 115 & way, ID aoos
New-York tribune., 1922-05-30
Westchestct

PELEAM--This would be perfect home for
newyweds. 1t Ia individual, well planned
s rooms baths inclosed porch and open
porch. fireplace; house that s coy before
II is furnished Can be bought liberal
terms. equivalent to rent. Asking $22 500.
DRuMMOND. 47es Bostor Post Road Pelha m
New York office
send for booklet. SUBURBAN WHIST
CHESI ER. giving vital Information about
me various towns OF Westchester County
Send postage four Hents Prince & Ripley
S4- Madison av.. New York City.
PELHAM homes for sale or rent
WILLIAM H. MILLS Tel sos PELHAM
New-York tribune., 1922-05-30
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
East Side

VERY large handsomely furnished room
double bed Telephone all improVeme . nj .
rrvato family. s10-s15. s7th st. Park aV
TeIe phone LenoX 3946
New-York tribune., 1922-05-30
REAL EsTATE-SALE OR RENT
Long IsiAn0

FREEPOR Houses and bunEa,ows.>4 TO
- rooms. price $1,000 to $4,000 build
iB9 plots 4oxlo0 and larger. rrice $500 up
ward terms, Apply owner. J HN J. RAN
DALI COMPANY, l5 North Long Beach
ave, Freeport. l.. |.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-30
General Houseworkers Etc

1aE"t.ss;EWORkERs, ~. cooks. mattresses: also
Harlem 6515, 20 IasI 4zotn.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-30
COTTAGES FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Cottage. bedrooms. cleo
tricty. garage, water. at Bayvillc on
the SOUND month of June and over
Decoration Day and July 4th, $3.50. II. A
Steter. $40 Washington st, New York
City Phone Canal $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-30
West Side

LIGHT furnished room. ffth noor, private
apartment. 80 Wcst 85th st., Apt
East, gentlemen. Telephone Schuyler
s291; references
New-York tribune., 1922-05-30
HELP WANTED MALE

AUDITOR Income Tax Unit: salary 500
$4,000: examination juno "A. Stenog-
ra phcr, s1,400-s1, 800; examination june 3.
Write for free booklet Box 32sl. Wash
ington, u. &.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-30

CHAMBERMAID-W Waitress, young; excel
lent. Miss Halls Bureau, II West 44th
ST. Vanderbilt S3Ao
New-York tribune., 1922-05-30
SITUATION WANTED FEMALE
Chambermaids

MAID Young Norwe
Eian. neat, thoroughly ca pa BILE: very
highly reconlmended Miss Halls Bureau
II West 44th ST. Vanderbilt 834n.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-30

33O-STONE AND SHINGLE, on Park
Hill. II fine large rooms. tiled bath
lavatory; billiard room, four porches
SlS5OO
New-York tribune., 1922-05-30

a6o-HOMANCE AWAITS HERE. Sion.
and shingle farmhouse IiVinr 1oo'.
@ saxle. Open fireplace; rooms: 2 tiled
New-York tribune., 1922-05-30

o5O-"A AhDEN HOME. Overlooking Van
Cortandt Park. large cor plot: ia
rooms. baths, garage. Convenient
$4,000.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-30
Cooks

C1tAMBERMA1D, pleasing. Young French
goo Wettler's Agency. 20 West 13d 81
New-York tribune., 1922-05-30
Day Workers

DAf WORk-Splendid cleaner: accono.
oation chamberma aid waitress: silver
eeteanlns; highly recommended: $40. Mis-.
Masons Agency, Is w 4sd Ss
New-York tribune., 1922-05-30

8 rooms bath: tip-top conditin,
'rounds with beautiful lawns and shrubs.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-30

s60-0vERLOOKING CITY, HUDSON &
PALISADES. Dutch Colonial s,ucco.
mood OF sunshine In All rooms. $50 200
New-York tribune., 1922-05-30

740-SPANISH HACIENDA l6Ox176,
stucco, Spanish tile roof copper lead
ers. cutters: AGAR garage; 8 rooms. 2
ba his $4,000
New-York tribune., 1922-05-30

scotch; expert. excellent manager;
slou; and kitchenmaid: highly recon-
mended. Miss Halls Bureau. II West 44th
st. Vanderbilt s34o '
New-York tribune., 1922-05-30

1so- OvERLOOKING HUDSON. II
rooms. 2 baths; 1oox11s. SITUATED ~
bank Hudson, unobstructed yiew. aIS non
New-York tribune., 1922-05-30

282-lfOME WITH OPEN ARMS Vacant.
Excellent condition: rooms bath: sun
parlor. sleeping porch hot water heat
New-York tribune., 1922-05-30

Overlooking the Hudson and Palisades.

8"1-Conveniently located. Scuti, Yonkers
Broom house Cash $1,000. Every
iHpr Garage built in house. $4,000.
528-LUDiOW. New, 9-room, garage
Conveniently located. few minutes
walk \. Y. G. sta. Surface cars. churches
schools. $Ii,500.
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4s0-A HOME IN THE COUNTRY. Fin,
trS-like. Can be bought for $500
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Soo-MODERN S-rooIn. 6ox1l6. Most d.-
sra pie sections OF Yonkers. All impr.
<13 Oo0 Reasonable terms f
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60S--DELEGIITfUL COLONIAL. COT
TAGE. Amakassin Heights: s rooms
Iled bath, large veranda. New. never
OCCupicd. Si1.ONO
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7@G-0LD NEW ENGLAND FARM
porch with exposures: garage s1s ooo
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44o-WEL!. BUILT. 10 rooms: garage.
SoSloo. Plenty yard room for kiddies'
Liberal terms. $4,000 80
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| enclosed, heated sun porch. acau uo.1.s'
sase. Ss Corner, 125x1oo. Worth $40. 900.
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|Ooh-Child's nurse (mother-daughterN
very neat refined. ca pa bic conscientfous.
exc client references: mountains Mason's
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES