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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-27
PERTH AMBoY EVENING NEWS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER q, 1922
HOFFMAN, APPLEGATE
AND HANSON WINNERS
CONTINUED from page -

Mrs. l.. X. Riggs, of Highland
Park, was elected Democratic state
committeewoman yesterday at the
primaries to succeed Mrs. John
Campbell, of M~iddlesex Borough,
who did not seek reelection. Mrs.
Elizabeth Oliver, of Perth Amboy,
and Frederick C. Schneider. of New
Brunswick, were the Republican
state committee members elected.
Thomas +. Hagerty, of New Bruins
wick, Democrat. was also elected to
the state committee, he being IN
~opposed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-27
Still Confined to hospital

LONDON. Sept. 27.-Although it
is nearly four years since fighting
in the great war, there are still some
500 patients in a special surgery
hospital in London with wounds that
refuse to heal.
Operations have been endured
pluckily, but without permanent
success. Nearly all the cases are
thouse of fracture of some kind or
another. and a large staff Of sur
geons and nurses is kept busy Many
of the present patients have beer at
work, but they returned to the hos
pital for attention because pieces of
shrapnel turned up in various parts
of their bodies, and these .iave to
be removed lest they cause trouble
in another limb.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-27

in the city. they are good strong
candidates and we are dead sure of
electing them this fall. AS for Sill
ger, it was a foregone conclusion
hat he would be elected from the
first day he announced that he
would be a candidate"
Prosecutor Joseph T.. Stricken,
campaign manager for Judge
George S. Silger. Democratic candi-
date for governor, said today when
asked for a statement as to his
opinion of the election:
"My time at present is taken up
solely with the Hall-Mills murder
case. 1 can't say the situation has
changed any since yesterday. How
ever, l am IN my way to New
Brunswick and you never can tell"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-27
Case Is NolIe Pressed

NEW BRUNSWICK, Sept. 27.-
Nicholas Vreeland of Monmouth
Junction, appeared this morning in
the criminal court before Judge
DAILY on a charge of embezzlement.
His indictment was nolle pressed.
Walter Suydam. his attorney, said
that the defendant has made good
the amount involved, and the judge
also Endorsed the character of the
man, stating that he knew the de-
PENDANT and that it was unlikely
that he would make any attempt
to commit a criminal act since his
reputation is well known.
The criminal action is the result
of an unsatisfed judgment against
the defendant.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-27
snanked. Gets AIimonx

NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-After
hearing Louis Taubert of No. 81
East 95th street admit that he had
"spanked'' his wife during a visit
to the Catskills last summer, JUS
tice Marsh granted $40 a week an
mony and $3.50 counsel fees to her
yesterday.
Taubert said the spank was 'ex-
ceedingly light" and accompanied BIZ
an admonition, very much as one
would admonish a Maynard child =
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-27
BOY SCOUTS

Preparations for a trip to New
York on Columbus Day were d's-
cussed at last nights meeting or
Troop No. 2. The scouts intend 20
visit the Statute of Liberty, EMS
Island, Grants Tomb and other his
torical points of New York.
Troop No. 2 at present has a MEM
bership of twenty-five scouts and
there are still a few vacancies FOR
boys who desire to become active
scouts. Troop No. 2 meets every
Tuesday at the Y. NJ. H. A. rooms
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-27
CANNON IS PLEASED At
RESULTS OF ELECTION

Although County Clerk Bernard
NJ. Cannon himself took no active
part, it is said. in the local election
candidates recognized as favoring
him were selected in yesterdays
primaries. Mr.. Cannon said today
in regard to the elections:
81 am delighted with the results
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-27

NEW YORK, Sept. 27:-Strickan
on a Twenty-third street trolley car
today Gordon Howard, eighty years
old, of 1855 Seventh avenue. Summit.
N. j.. died before the arrival of an
ambulance.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-02
X al Estate News
builders Buy Ten-Story
Building in 9th Street
Julius Tishman & Sons Pur.
chase Mercantile Structure
Held at $3.50. 900

byrne & Bowman resold for Milton
"a. Dryfoos to Julius Tishman & Sons
me-. builders, the ten-story Ball
Building at 36 and 3s West Thirty
seventh Street, 5lx9s.s, held at sa5o.-
ooo. Mr.. Dryfoos purchased the prop.
erty q few weeks ago from the Ball
Realty Company, who erected the build.
ing on the site about fifteen years ago
Gettner, Simon & Ascher were the at
torneys for Mr.. Dryfoos and Stoddard
d Mark represented the purchasers.
Geofge n. Chivvis and the John r.
Hibbard Company sold for Isaac 3
Hopper's Sons the fve-story loft. 25x
100, to the Mercer Street Towel Sun
ply Company, which will occupy after
extensive alterations.
The B. & B. Building Corporation
represented by Gettner, Simon 6.
Ascher, sold to Mendel Singer the ro.
Gently completed one-story BUILDING
containing eight stores, on plot Tex1Oo,
ut the southeast corner of st. Nichola !
Avenue and lS5th Street.
Ihe Harlem Realty Company hnuobi
and resold to II. A. Rauss 2lSs Third
avenue, three-story business build
ing, 24xS0.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-02
STORAGE NOTICE
Warehouse Sale of Goods
For Unpaid Storage CHARGES

To Mr. Peter Brosnan, Mr.. Frederick l.
Lockman, Mrs. R. Andrews, Mrs. a. Free
/. Meyer. Mr. Simon Kaufman Miss III I,aW-
son, Mr.. James M. Tiebout, Mrs. Mary A.
Cox, Mr.. Samuel Laschiver Mrs Vi. s.
Cohen, Mrs. F. ]. Ice. Mrs. C.. s. Bennett
Mrs. Louise S. Benrett. Mr.. Pierre Be-
sighan, Mr.. Frank a. Mendez. j. Bauinann s.
Ing Academy Inc M. Leon Raunhoim, Mrs.
a. A Fitch. mrs J: p. Murphy, Mr. ], II.
stover, Mrs Anna ~ Wells. MIR. Richard
son, Mrs. A. K conor. Mias Eva Lynn, Mrs.
B. l.. UndorhDi, Mr.. Theodore n Wheaton.
Mr.. r. Rcinhart. Miss B. jackson. Mrs D.
S. j. Piantoni, Mrs. Elsa shafor. Mrs Dor
oshy Harris Mr.. Thomas Mepermotg. Mr,
Miss Edith " Hass, Afra. N. X Cummings,
Mrs Anna Scott, Mfs. a. J.. Hart, Mr..
Charles a. Harding. Mise Laura a. Creesan.
Mrs. Elsie A. PritchGrd Mr. Leon w. Levy.
Mr.. John Keller. Mrs. Thomas F. Corley, Mr.
Gerald U. Macy. Mrs. Alice Cox. Mra. A. A.
Foss Mrs, E. II. Insaan, Miss Incs Bunn.
hereby notified that the time for the nayfnent
of our lien upon the property hereinafter
described having expired. after due notice
thereof had been given you, we VIII eause
such property, 10 wit; Bureaus, cniffonsers
beds. chairs, rockers. dressing tables, divaus
dining room furniture, parior and library
trunks and contents, rugs. carpets bedding.
linen, Hang.ngs, siirerware wearing apparel
piItuFeS, paintings CohlSGTS GI barrels, DckAS
crates and hampers. supposed to be books
china. glassware and bric-a -brac contents OF
bureau drawers, persona1 effects, Telescopes
victroas. wardroees, pianos, violins. port
manteaus, sewing machines, eleds hockey
sticks. plaques, Grated mirror pair skis,
tapestries, 1ling cabinets, push-mohiles
bicycles, golf gtieks and bag aet,ors
dion, clocks, suiteases, vacuum clean
ers, desks, lamps andifons Tenders
oelarette, card aabies, electric fans, box
couches. curio and medicine cabinets rods
and poles, shirtwaist boxes. skin rug. scales
porch furniture pefestals, music racks gun
pier mirror. chests. freless cookers. tahou-
rets, stoves, aeer's head, toys. screens, pieces
iron and marble, hall racks and hall clocks
bookcases ond hook racks. saddles, briales,
riding habits. baby carriages, cribs bird
cages, jugs ard al otllrr goods known as
household effects stored BY You In your name
or on your accaent or in which you claim an
interest. in The Thofaas j. Stewart Conn
pany's Warehouses, formerly the Colonial
Storage Warehouse, Inc,. Warehouses; TO he
sold at public astefon at our warehouse II
l43 West 9ath Street New York City on
Friday, November 10th. 1922, at 1880 A. NJ
according TO the statuta In such case made
and provided. and IL gale thereof is not cora
pieted on said date the same VIII be con
tinued AT the same placs on Friday, Novern-
ber 18th, 1922, at 1880 A. NJ, and continuing
until all the geeds are sold or until The isns
are satisfied.
THE THOMAS j. STEWART COMPANY.
Successors 10
COLONIAL STORAGE WAREHOUSE. INC.
CHARLES BELL, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-02
Additional 5tl,
Avenue Realty
For. Nit. Sinai
clark Property at ooth
Street Corner Has Been
Acquired for Another
II spital A m X

mount Sinai Hospital has taken over
another big parcel ON upper Fifth
Avenue, facing Central Park. The south
corner Of Fifth Avenue and Ninty.
ninth Street, five lots fronting ioO,il
1eet on the avenue and 125 on tha
street, was purchased from Robert
STERLING Clark. His plans originally
were TO improve the site with q home
but the predominance of institutions
IN that section OF Central Park East
induced him to accept an offer from,
George Blumenthal, president Of the
board of directors Of the hospital and
yesterda. the deal was eiosed through
pease q h.liirnan. The property viii be
Improved in time with hospital build-
ing similar to the one just completed
70 the north. With this purchase the
institn.ion now controls two and one
ha!f Fifth Avenue block fronts. The
buildings between One Hundredth and
lolst Street were the parent structures
81 81 the hospital. The blocks between
Ninety-ninth and 1oIst Street are now
controlled by hospital institutions.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-02
LEGAL Notices

IS uPERIoR COURT, i.ITcHFIE;r.D
County oetober e3, 1852. Katherine A.
Jacket w. Frederick T. jacket
Upon the cotttplnint of netherine A.
5aeael OF Torrington, Ja8tchtie 1 County.
Connecticut. praying FOR reasons therein
for a divorce from Frederick H. Jacket re-
turliabie Go the Superior Court for Latch
field County, Connecticut, on The iirst
Tuesday OF May. 4. D.. 1929 notice OK the
pendency OF said action having been given
10 said defendant by publication Ia THE
Torrsng.on Register" and IL appearing ana
being found that said defendant resides
out Of the State os Connecticut ard ii
does not appear tsfa. defendant has had
actual notice Of the pendency OF said
cause
1T rs THEREFORE, ORDERED that aa
additional notice of the pendency OF satS
action be glsen to said defendant by she
publication Of fhis CIDER, onco each week
ser two consecutive weeks in Tho New
York Tribune, newspaper having a
circulation In the City Of New yerif be-
ginning on or before October IS, 192e
BY ORDER OF THE COURT
WHEATON T.. DoWT,
Clerk Of the Superior Court
New-York tribune., 1922-11-02
kow of Houses in w. 8th ST.
Leased for Long Term

The S25 West Forty-eighth Street
Gsrporatcn, represented by Joseph ],
harris, attorney, has leased from Ed
@ara Il, Ulner the five three-story
dwellings, at 319 to 327 Vast Forty
eignth Street, 9ox100.5, located just
west Of Eighth Avenue. The lease ia
ler seven years at an annual net rental
~ ss,o00 and carries an option of four
Mn.year renewals on per cent re-
sppraisa! basis, the rental, however,
~ pc not less than that paid for the
@ niss seven years. The lessees are to
make improvements within the frst
i've years of the lease. There was also
tseofded lease Of the property for
sae same term from October Is, 1919,
Mabel l.. Bennett to William A.
ALBERT B. Ashforth, Inc, leased space
- iiol to 1109 Broadway to the De
luxe CLOCK and Manufacturing Com
ssny; at 26 West Thirty-eighth Street
g.. - gnarles Dancieer eagle Hat Lin
s sompany), and at 80 West Thirty
ssvna yi,a. street TO Porter Brothers.
IMAM A. White & Sons leased the
Ssuuna moor at 9 East Fifty-fourth
sa scmses to tho X. & w. Hat and Cap
so'aPany; ! loft at 81 Wooster Street
an NV LEVIN; to Sol L. Llnhart
sa, s,sess : at aS Exchange Place, and to Sam
ioa ie@.. hosenblatt the basement and four
WIS r',at at lSe Maiden Lane.
saiier.Luce. Inc, leased the store at
rsa. s.o ana Isa7 Broadway through the
slsa s.oss & Brown Company, who have
pas. ss leased the second floor at 16 East
ssasS-nrst ssa Street to jefferson Williams,
With Cyrille Carreau offices at
o,,aa aast sForty-first Street to Albert r.
seaglas Z. Gilman g. Co., me, leased
rasse res = "a the EllimAn Building, at II
Fsss.t Fsss tForty-ninth Street, to Leigh Il.
rss.a nsh lr. and Warrington G. Law
stsseg sorge r. Read g. Co. rented the
s;sSs.a s ana first floor at ST West Thirty
ter. ees iof ten years to Max Met
sths sae s Duff & Brown Company leased
I'D m Yass asoss at 1888 st. Nicholas Avenue
Tbap Tgboseph 2 Kennelley.
shs Sfas fisth ss = Flaunlasher, Inc, leased
Snae TO Louis Ritter.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-02

NURSERY governess children years up
$es. Wett.ers Agency. 20 west 4ad
New-York tribune., 1922-11-02
sURROGA1sEs, NOTICE

IN PunsuANGE or AN ORDER or HON.
JOHN r. E0TaAIeAsi. a Surrogats ci the
County OF New York, NOTICE ii aerebg
given fe MI perscns having claims sxalnss
CAROLINE MATIiER JACKSON, late os ths
same with vouchers thereag TO the sunsariher.
st his psace Of transactifg business, cfsace sl
nts Rftorneys, Stetson. Jennings Rl,sseil
No. ID Broad Street, ;n the citS Of Ne =
York. on or before the Goth day Of lsece fahas
ssxf. ARTHUR w BINGxIAM,
patsd. New York. tho 18TH day 81 yssnA
sTRTsoN. JENNINGS 4 HussEx.x.
AsteruEysSEer M&aesikRfs
~ Afc46 ESfeaS.
NaW KsfE ME-
New-York tribune., 1922-11-02
Rockefeller Said.
10 Have Bought
Avenue A Block
Property Opposite Medical
Institute Has Been Sold
and Report Il Philan.
tlropist Has Taken IT

John D. Rockefeller Is credited with
the purchase Of the block front an fhe
west side of Avenue A from Fifty.
fifth to Sixty-sixth streets, directly
across from the Rockefeller Institute
for Medical Research. The deal for
the block was closed yesterday by
William A. White & Sons and H. j
Carpenter.
The, eight lots in the block were
owned by the Schermerhorn estate and
Ellen Auchmuty. Purchase from the
Schermerhorns included the four lots OF
the northwest corner of Avenue A and
New-York tribune., 1922-11-02

cffIID,g NURSE Norwegian. young
highly recommended. Miss Hslls Bu-
reau, II W.. a4th-
New-York tribune., 1922-11-02

NURSE, Young two children: country pre-
ferrea. Miss Ettzserald's Bureau. sge
New-York tribune., 1922-11-02
sURROGATEs, NOTICE

WATSON. SARAH FIN PURSUANCE
Of an order OF HONORABLE JOHN p
SoHALAN serrogate OF the County d,
New York. notice Is hereby given to ali
psrsons having claims against SARAH r.
WATSON, late OF the County OF New York,
deceased. 70 present the Same, with vouoh.
ers shereof 70 the subscribers. mt ths;Y
Of Coleman e. Kissam. their attorney nj
No. 81 William Street. In the norounh al
Manhattan. in tho City Of New york. sfats
Of New York, on or before the sad day 81
February, 1899.
Dated. New York. the 18th day Of Au.
gust, 1922.
ALFRED r. STEVENS,
FREDERICK H FITZPATRICK,
COLEMAN E. KISSAM,
Attorney for Executors
Cftce and r. O. ad6reHa. So william Street
Borough Of Manhattan. New Fork city.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-02

NURSE. charnberanaid. young. thoroughly
Capable q exceptional. Miss Fitzgerald 4
Bureau. ss6 Eth ave,
New-York tribune., 1922-11-02
Nurses, Etc.

cHIrpts NURSE very refined, reliable Eng.
issfisrofraan ; child over three; exceptional
references, g. Miss Heffnayef's Agency, io
e. ssd ST., 81 floor. Tel. s9a7 Murray Hiil-
New-York tribune., 1922-11-02

sixty-fth Street, 1oOx100, and the
Auchmuty property comprised the
Sixty-sixth street corner, plot OF 100
feet on the avenue and rs feet on
the street.
Several days ago Mr.. Rockefeller,
through the White firm, purchased
brewery property, comprising tho block
between Avenue Al and the East River
sixty-thiTd and Sixty4fourth streets,
which is Just south of She medical in
stitute property.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-02
Deal Pending for Lots
Owned by Rockefeller Estate

Negotiations are pending for the sale
OF twelve lots on the east side Of Con-
vent Avenue, just north Of 1A1st Street,
owned by the estate of Che late William
Rockefeller. The property fronts 2s4
feet on the avenue, with depth OF
100 feet.
Heirs of the estate are also said to
be considering selling the family coun-
try place, known as lockwood, on the
Albany Post Road, near Scarborough,
called the most costly place along the
Hudson River. II consists of between
400 and 500 acres, with gray stone
house and stables, and it 10 said to
have cost the late fnancier 100000 a
year to maintain.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-02
w. ]. TuIly Rents Hnuae

Douglas l.. Elliman & Co. have
leased the five-stcry American base
ment dwelling at 80 East Thirty-eiahth
Street for Mrs. Allan A. Ryan, repre-
sented by Pease & Gilman, to William
j. Tully.
The Duff & Brown Company leased
the four-story dwelling at $50 West
16fst Street to Mary Waadell.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-02
Estate Sells L. /. City Factory
Occupying Entire RIock

The Roman Callman Company sold
Tor the estate of Mathiida Stevenson
to q; Virgil Neal, president of the e.
virgil Neal Chemical Works, the three
story factory covering the entire block
bounded by Van Dam Street. Borden
avenue fs, and Gale Street, Long Island
City. The purchaser leased the build
ing Hve years ago through the same
brokers' and made extensive additions.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-02
ronkers Operator Bssvs pvo,

reassass howe sold to Edward r.
oa n. fhs iosikers operator, eight lots
MIN oas oast sida of Raverdale Avenue.
the r. zvV ieet frontage, from yalen-
New-York tribune., 1922-11-02
Lew Wendell Is Drafted

raw h. s.sFON, Tex, Nov. 1.--Catcher
G. .ssas saaeil. with the Charlotte. n.
beer = m .aaring the past season, has
1eacrs lated By the Galveston Texas
gHs club for 1928. -
New-York tribune., 1922-11-02
I'm the Auction Room

BY Henry Brandy.
seventh hy., 2181, n cor 12ath st, 25x9S:
b-sty uat and ctr; Mercantile Holding
Co, ngt: Nettie b. Moyso ct al: amt due
SI654.17; taxes. etc, S116162; mr.. mort
$4,000; to the defendants for sii, 400
New-York tribune., 1922-11-02

Pelham Manor Plots Sold
Prince & Ripley sold for David Will
son two plots on the Esplanade, Pei
ham Manor, to buyer who will imme-
dlately erect two houses.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-02
TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
LOST. FOUND AND REWARD

IOSsa-U Union ssnaific Railroad gernnanS
cornrnon stock certificate seos AsDySS YeY
29 shares In the name OF "Chasies 4, Titus .
Notice is Hereby given to ehosF cause 20 the
SAID CorIipnny, lse Broadway. New York.
M X, why raid certificate ehonld ncs be
Cancelled Rrfd a new certificate issued.
JANE G. TITUS. Exeeusris,
Tyttsn.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-02
Dwellings for Far Rockaway

The Lewis II. May Company resold
for the Bethlehem Engineering Com
pany to j. G. Jorgensen a plot fronting
on Oak Street. Far Rockaway, l.. l., for
Improvement with dwellings,.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-02
Lost Bankf,ooks

IOST-Rn nkbook No 57s5s2 es the Union
DiTne Savings Bank So Ynssfng. Any per-
son having q claim to II ie hersby called
upon to present the saYne within ten days
or submit TO having said passbook canesiet
and O new ono issued.
LoST---BaDkbook 40. Je1,efs, Union sansre
Savings Bark. 30 Union Square, Nsw York
Payment ntopped. Finder please return TO
bank.
L0ST--Bsnkbook No. IesT2s, Union Square
Savings Bank, 20 Union Square New York
Payment stopped. Finder pieass return to
bank.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-02

COOK, chambermaid- waitress, excellent, two
young friends; near city: s6o-$70 Wet
tiers Agency, 20 W. 43d. Longacre 1896.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-02

IfOUsEWoRKER. Scotch; thoroughly ca
pable; excellent references. Shaugh-
nessy's Bureau, $50 9th av.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-02
COFFEE RJ1yER WANTED

COFFEE BUYER WANTED
by important firm now commencing the
sale Of coffee; applicants must thoroughly
understand the business. blending, roast
ing, etc; good man will find a good
engagements, salary. etc, in confidence
C. b., Box l27, Tribune
DRAFTSMEN--Severai first class detail
ers and checkers on shop drawings for
structural steel Location New York City
Apply TO A. NJ. Miller, 7th floor. 227 Fulton
St, New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-02

COOKS. mattresses, house workers. Tinkn
Andersen, scandinavian Agency. 229$
Broadway. s3d. Schuyler 1899.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-02

HoTysEWORRER-- Good cook. thoroughly
capable, excellent. Miss Fitzgerald's Bu-
reau, SG6 5th av
New-York tribune., 1922-11-02
REAL EsTArE--sALE OR RENT
New Jersey

FHEE list OF houses for sale and rant
Write VAN WINIsLE CO., Rutherford. NJ. J,
APARTMENTS TO LET--UNFURNYsFED
New-York tribune., 1922-11-02
Cooks

COOK, chanlbermaid waitress, together
separate; highly recommended. Shaugh.
nessy's Bureau. 500 6th av.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-02

COOK, assist with laundry: competent
woman: city preferred; excellent refer
ences. Mrs. Coopers Agency. 65T 9Th ave-
New-York tribune., 1922-11-02

COOK, young, Irish Protestant: excellent 8
years references; s7b M, Miss Hofmay-
ers Agency, 10 e 43d St. Cd floor. Tele-
phone s947 Murray Hill.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-02

COOK, chambermaid : waitress. young.
friends: exceptional, Miss Fitzgerald s
Bureau. 366 9th ave.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-02

COOK, young. good manager; unusual refer
ences. Miss F4tzgerald's Bureau. seS
9Th ave.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-02

COOK, unusually nice young Irish girl: city
apartment; excellent long references. w,
Miss Hofmayer's Agency, 10 r. 43d ST, Sd
floor. Telephone 8947 Murray Hill.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-02

COOK; $40; waitress, chambermaid, $50
young four years reference: anywhere
shea's Agency. 6 East 4lst st. Murray
Hin 67T4.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-02
General Houseworkers. Etc.

HoUsEwoRKER. Scotch; young: excel
lent. Misc Halls Bureau II w. a4th.
Vanderbilt 8349.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-02
APARTMENTS TO LET--FI1aNIsHED
Manhattan

ED ST, 256 WEST, 8, 4 large rooms
(kitchen and bath) very well furnished
best proposition downtown.
e1sT ST. Broadway--Three and six rooms
well furnished: elevator. 2466 Broadway
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE
New-York tribune., 1922-11-02
HELP WANTED FEMALE

YOUNG WOMAN, 1920, reader newspaper
clippings bureau; nigh school training
preferred; s12; advancement. Address E.
255 Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-02

INFANTS NURSE. Scotch: very cornpe-
tent; country Miss Halls Bureau, IL
West d4tif
New-York tribune., 1922-11-02
Manhattan
TILE rnNrc,r 1r

THE LENCTIF
:, 4, 5 and room apartments in River
dale district of New York City for high
class tenants; an ideal blending of city
and country, overlooking Van Cortlandt
fhrk. J. ROMAINE BROWN & co,
Tel. Yonkers 2T58. o
New-York tribune., 1922-11-02

TO CLOSE AN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to
rent at b15 Madison av, z rooms 2
baths and 9 maids rooms and bath I'm
mediate occupancy. Price on application.
Actress Harrison & Hewitt, Attorneys. "a
New-York tribune., 1922-11-02
Governesscs, Etc.

GovERNESs French: child over five
teaches French piano physical culture
has diploma and references. Miss hofmayer d
Agency, 10 Il. s3d St, Sd floor. Telephone
s947 Murray Hill.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-02

INFANTS NURSE, very capable, physical
care delicate nabies specially; sse. Wet
tiers Agency 20 w 4sd. Lonsacre sssG
New-York tribune., 1922-11-02

NURSERY GovERNEss. French Englisr
capable. rehned. anywhere; SIS: splendid
references. Shea's Agency, East Aist Rt.
Murray Hill 6774.