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New-York tribune., 1922-02-14
WAREHOUSE SALE or GOODS
FOR UNPAID CHARGES

~ ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROvls-
IONS Ct law. there being due and unpaid
Columbus Storage Warehouse, Inc. IL
entitled to a lien as varehousenaau on the
goods hereinafter described and due notice
claim an interest therein and the time
specified in such notice for payment OF
ruch charges having expired, there will be
FRIDAY. MARCH 3RD. 1922,
AT 1890 A. NJ.
II for any reason the sale sha not have
been completed on said date, March Bird.
the sale Will be continued on Triday March
10Th, 1922, beginning at lo:3o a IN. and
continuing until all the goods sold to
Wit Household furniture. consisting OF par
lor suits, bedroom suits. dining room suits.
library furniture, pianos, Nictrolas. must
cal instruments. carpets rugs, trunks. boxes.
barrels. suitcases. contents. consisting OF
clothing. linen books. papers stationery.
pictures sewing machines. ice-boxes. cut
ware. silverware, bedding, draperies and
materials and other personal effects. as
enumerated in the warehouse inventory is
sued by this warehouse and held for the
accounts Of the following parties CON
cerned: Louise Brown. Olive Sawyer. James
Wyeekss;, Mrs. Josie Proctor. Alice Rose, Mrs.
Minnie Tanner. Mrs. O'Brlen. Mrs. Mary
Epps Charlotte STYLES, Mr.. A. Lambert.
Sarah Coles. A. C. De'nins. Pcyton Coles.
Mrs. Florence Ford. Mrs. d. F. Butler.
Temple Edgar. David Manning, Miss Anita
McGowan; Edward Haggins. Mrs K. Dan
cy. Mrs. Nevins. s
All being stored now witfi said Columbus
Storage Warehouse. Inc. in It's warehouse
and all TO be more specifically announced
and described at time of said sale.
THE GOODS WILL BE ON EXHIBITION
AT THE TIME AND PLACE OF SALE
COLUMBUS STORAGE
WAREHOUSE, INC..
e:.s4 WEST 18th ST.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14
Real Estate News
Sells
Broadway Site
To Builders
Blessed Sacrament Church
at list ST. to Give Place to
lall Apartment Building:
Kealty Held at S 900, 900

Inc Church of the Blessed Sacramcp.
has sold its property at the southcas =
corner OF Broadway and Scventy-frst
street. Apartment house builders are
'he buyers. They Will improve the
S'tc with till apartment house. Tho
builders arc said to have paid some
thing under sl,ooo.o0o, which is the
price at which it was held in the mar
Mc0. inns valuation is understood 10
"~se oecn based on appraisals made
lew years ago
ine property is now covered by a
ehurch building erected some years aco
as temporary place for the worsh;p. ESo
ers IN the Blessed Sacrament parish
several years ago additional propertv
Oh the street side of the parish PROPERTY
was purchased, the rector and trustees
ei 'ne church having changed the plans
Tor the Improvement of the Broadway
corner They decided it best to build
'ne new church on the additional prom
erty which, with the other church
oul'dlngs, would form group extend
ing through the block to Seventieth
street.. The changed plan provided for
'he sale of the corner property at a
price which would go far in paying
.0i U"e new church Improvement which
is now under way.
IN Inc property which the church has
sold fronts about 1852 feet on SEVENTY
lrst Street and 112 feet on Broadway.
ihe deal will be legally completed to-
day, according to information obtained
yesterday. Tho Rev. William J. Guinan.
rector of the church, could not be
reached yesterday and in his absence
nothing would be added to the formal
announcement made by him to his con
sregation on Sunday morning.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14
Realty Men Demand
Eigsht-Hour Day for
Municipal Justices
Congestion in Rent Cases
Que TO Presen. System,
Browne Declares; 2-Week
Limit ON Decisions Asked

Municipal Court justices should be
compelled to "do full days work, y
Stewart Browne, president of the
United Real Estate Owners Associa-
ton, told members of the orcan;za-
ton at meeting in the Hotel Astor
last night. He said the association
would have introduced in the Legisla
ture within few days an amendment
TO the law compelling the justices to
De on the bench from 8 a. m. to D. n, :.
and further amendment recurring
decisions in rent cases within fourteen
days after trial.
At present, Mr.. Browne said. the
judges spend "about two hours" on the
bench, with the result that landlord
and tenant cases continue to pile up
and decisions are prolonged until the
effect of the litigation Is in MANY in
stances nullifed.
Congestion in these courts is verv
likely due to the justices themselves. !"
declared Mr.. Browne. 1--WE think the
time has arrived when they should be
on the bench at 8 o'clock in the morn
ing and stay there until o'clock in
the afternoon. 1t is unfair to the ten
ants that these delays should occur, to
say nothing OF the inconvenience to
the landlords.
justices have very bad habit of post
ponng decisions. In the amendments
to be introduced we shall ask that thev
be compelled to render decisions with
IN fourteen days and, if they fail. to
have the Appeals Court investigate.
and. If necessary. relieve them from
their duties on the bench"
The speaker charged back door
influence" in the adjudication of rent
cases and said rotation of justices
from borough to borough would obviate
the necessity for additional justices as
proposed in bills now before the
legislature
Another bill which would be intro
duccd, Mr.. Browne said, was one to
make the tenant responsible for the
cleanliness and upkeep Of an apart
ment: Under the existing laws. he
added, the landlord "is the goat at
every turn.' Even the jury has its
mind made up before the case comes
to trial, he asserted.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14
aSor American Valuation
Slerendum " of Manufacturers
"ows III p. c. for Pr;nciple

Nauorsss, Of the members Of the
.aksn .ak"zi ~ association of Manufacturers
gsnizstG;ooa II determine the stand of the or
stincinls on the American valuation
he "r ,Dan,l Dlll shows that III per cent Of
.rysai1stt;. .an =. Edgerton, preident of the
eject es.on' vss.n' issued statement to this
The VSstfoay; Vs.ioay,; He said in part
'ivatsss 'siustissss is supporting American Al manu
q th'Vn the va because we believe it is one
The usadaest, surest ways of upholding
yrest iinndasmental principles Of our
n It sIIsss5fial seIsstfa republic. We believe
., g.s h. orr ndustries" " the prsaest proteeton
spbsuiIIds;Tnes IsTe mad for all the years in the
sspubllis. Of our wonderful Industrial
nust cont;n CO, ana the protection that they
Maintain ,,,'~e a,'- 70 receive if We are to
- sun to-day.'' paw l" VIC '"ooS'
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14
Congress Invited to View
New York Barge Canal Film

WASHINGTON. Feb. 13.-In ac-
cordance with a plan of Representative
Peter q. Ten Eyck. the New York dele
CATION in Congress has invited mem
bers Of the House and Senate to attend
moving picture exhibition of the
construction and operation of the barge
canal, TO be given in the majority
caucus room of the House Office build
ing Thursday evening.
The exhibition will be directed by
superintendent Of Public Works Cadle
VINO 'ndorsed the plan of Mr.. Ten
byck to 'mpart to members Of Con-
gress through the films information
regarding the great waterway of the
Empire state. Invitations have also
been addressed to persons in tho
various departments in Washington
VINO are interested in transportation
and commerce.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14
Govcrnesses, Etc.

GONTFNESS. French, vcry successful teach
er can interest children in nature studies
etc; .actfll with heip. ". Miss Hofmayor's $
ASenc., - East a3d st, I'd floor. Telephone
s947 Murray FIill.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14
Sales OF Apartment Houses
And Dwellings in Bron,

Samuel CoNer cold for MIR. Katr
TO 4 Mr.. Safron 1163 Intervalo Avenue
corner 169th street, four story apart
ment with four stores
Tho 9oa Union Avenue Corporation,
rs. Alkoff, N Diamondston and l.
Peskin) has been formed to take over
the siA story aat at 903 Union Avenue
375x1o0. Heller {, SuAsman hold title
to the property.
Ralph Russo sold the three story
frame house at 3125 Park Avenue, Gsx
49,, for A. Scalone and i. Milo 10
Ferd nando Alfcnitc.
The Manhattan and Bron1 Company
sold 558 to 562 East 139th Street, three
four family dwellings, 1S.7E10O each.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14

INFANTS NURSE: competent: hosnita,
trained yr'ansic Agency. 1924 Lcains
ton az. I."Xo1 IL.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14
BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds, Jewelry, Etc.
Furniture

DIAMONDS bought and sold for cash.
Advice free Bennett i75 b way. "a soor-
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14
STORAGE NOTICES,
WAKEHOUSEMAN' SALE
OLE GOODS FOR
UNPAID CHARGES

= : > ! - = A-t
IN ACCOKDANCE WITH THE pEovr
SION or LAW. THERE NEINe DIE A>r
,.NTAlD ;, tIIARGf,S FOR WHlcH THE
so3' IS rrI TIi.D To r.li ''sh u ls,
HOUSrMAN. cN THE GOODS H1NrfS
AfTrn DF~CRlnNp AND DUE NoTi'f
KNOW TO GAIN AZ lNTFtrSl IHf-Rf
*. AND THE TIME SPECIFIED fN sIrf'
NOTICE NoR pAYMrNT or Sf-cfi
Will Nr SOLD At PlBllC tcrio> 81
= rf llF4 ,,I;, ~ r, 2 }lSN to9l
7 OK lr FOR ANy REASON Iif1.
SAI,'. SIiAl.t. Npf ~; COMPLETED CN
Will Isi CONTIti 70 ~ 1Fif Ss,'f-
rlMn ATD PLACE OK TIN eSnA1
MARCH eNp. tKlDAN. MARCH sEr All,
o. SATURDAY. MARCH i1If. AZ MAN ID.
TrIE ForI.oWING PROPERTY TO wiz
fR AMEp AID tNfRANLD OIL rAf..r
PICTURES FRNNrS H>D ,I.ri-'-S' us
TEKIAls AID III nNl1rr' s'orc.l ia o..
Aarieh. Ralph Nsn'innofe- lierbor' s. TT4ris
I-auErel Harris. George \ iaslr1 y i.o.,-.
Hobart Nichols oscar \ ,.or.ietrou To-.
.arlson- r L. Oven Sheidon lsfsors Ia0-
e r Rockwell " lea,or .i.gce. Mr.
G a Walter Daniel /. Wl'ism. y. a
wilson ! Hirn.auer. >n1e -. lp'cfr. N
80 rs SAID 70 'oNr'fN rLASTf-it
ST. DIES. iARpi NIrl1t. FRAMED ANI
rNFRAHED PAINTINGS srl DO f.lr
FFCTe AR'fUVl-CrNEAl pft~rtff,.
DRAWING MATtRlAl.S ROCKS A's
TRl'Nk AND CONTENTS rnrrrol A..N
EASEL. stored .p Tive following rarue.
= G. Toyraud. Elaine rrecn.ri f-rai..
Lemor Anne Sche1e Aan t'.s'-u,r. g.
Withers William itollShoror
hot Stl!oI H. tiIi'l rs ~ = =. .f.>fsi7
lN'sS 'OESlSTlN', or D}~N MIRRORS
rln.TtRtS. TABLES 'Halr N0CKIf
RED. MATTRESS BON rs All, epNrn\ $
T IhEEEot >AtklIS NAip CONTENT =
THER + m EoT T5tNkS ND soNrF>fs
THEREOF AND N1sI'l-il.N%l-oI s. Arrf
.LI'< ETC. stored ,r ihe faiiris 1ug rr1if..
Mrs Il N Joh,son Mis- " T. Rer,s.r.
PLASTER lilliEFS AND TlruSr ST S
stored ~ the fellonius na5es TI Ar...
tee inral league. eo iri.alAfacf
StREENS ot METAL SAMPLES -fo-r.'
IN i.e name - Ieinrp stamping W0r.-
All being Nc', g'o1ed with -ai4 v
tla"7rlf' Son r fh-Ir naftlffl.s. ..
~ ~ l." moro sne'i"osiii annu1nr ar.
1"S' riled ~ iina nf ssir ..siFr
lhe soods ''i'i be on exhibition ~ th. fao.
W. :. RIpWOErN * SON
- WrSr se-SD s1' a
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14
John McHugh Rents Apartment
In tho Park Ave. Coyouy

John Mcliugh, president of the Me
chanIcs and Merchants National Bank.
has leased the duplex apartment. fur
nlshed' OF Payson Merrill at 925 Park
Avenue, through Douglas l.. Gilman
d co, Othcr suites leased by the same
brokers follow: At 7a1 Fifth Avenue
to Mrs. +. +. Gill; 40 West 55th
Street. TO Mrs. Shirley Kellogg; SO
east b9th street, to Mrs. John Add
son Porter and an apartment IN th.
new building, 35 East S4th Street to
lIcnry Goldman ir-
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14

WAITRESS CHAMBERMAIp smart
young; $50; anywhere; long reference g
Miss Shea's Agency. 6 z. 4lst Murray
Hill 6174.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14
Alamac Hotel at Atlantic
City Passes to New Owners
Extensive Alterations and Add;.
ton Planned for Hostelrv
Held at Sl.25O.OOO

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Feb. 10
Announcement was made to-day that
the Alamac Hotel, at Tennessee Ave.
nuo and the Boardwalk, one Of the
000 wv" i0' Sl'"'o'-
The purchaser is the Victor Com.
pI,@,ny' OF which Myer Cravis, retired
sh'ladeiphia business man, is presi'
oen' II IS understood that many i'm
p,rovements will be made and an I'd
by the Mack Latz Company cxn;rss ~ ~
about year. Tho Alamac has az =
i'll depth 's '-' iee'
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14

INFANTS NURSE. trained. youns English
woman: English reforcnc~s American
character reference s. Mis- EofmaYer g
AgenrN. 10 East $50 st. 81 floor. Telephone
s947 MURRAY 1tlll.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14

cOLORzD COUPLE, bn.ie-. u~cf1i sxc,,-
l"rt COOK. S195. splondta references
Mss Shea's Agony. r. fis'. M4rcay
Nnl G71;
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14

NURSE or mothers helpe-. newly landed
German girl; city or country. Lang &
Boe"herer TO. IS W. sd 1T
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14

WAITRESS S-CHAMBERMAID - YOUNG,
neat; experienced good references Sanp.
sons Agency. 7S4 Lexington av.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14

NURSE, Young; asss, chamber work; AK
j, c~lent references. Miss it5gsrald'
EuIeaU 365 18th AZ.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14

WE PAY highest prices for ruruitur.
pianos. antiques. brio hrsc. books az,
stc KINGSLEY. ss University Place
Stuyvesant 2377
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14
Loft Loan Is for 10 Years.
And Covers Three Pronc,1;cs

William A. White d Sons secured Cor
Loft, Inc. tho $3.50, 900 reported re-
Gently. Tho loan WAS made by tho
Titlc Guarantee and Trust Go and runs
for ten years. T. is "A blanket mort
gage on the Cleveland Place factory.
southeast corner of Barclay and West
broad"ay and the Long Island City
Conpl ctcJ recently bv loft
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14
v oman BUYS Pelham Heights
Home Site and Will Ru;lI

Hazel =. Duff is to erect house on
four lots on Pelhamdale Avenue, At
Pelham Heights, purchased from the
Gramata,l Improvement Company
through the Cooley Realty Company.
which has also sold for Charles Stuart
Folsom q two-family house on South
Columbus Avenue, to Sydney e. Oa-
borne
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14
florida

LAKELAND HIGHLANDS Crapef1lit Crove.
HAILAM &. Co. 100 B,way. n Y. stuz oasa
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14
REAL EsTArE-sALE OR RENT
WMtchestev

NEW ROCHELLE FOR RENT
Cnfurn'shed and Furnished Homes
$50 per month and upward
O'ONNOr REAL. ESTATE AGENCY
219 Iugucnot st. Tel. 594 New Rochelle
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14
NEW JERSEY
HOMES IN THE BEST SECTIONS
SALE OR RENT
DO IT NOW - DON'T DELAY
ORANGE

READY FOR OCCUPANCY-NEw ONE
family eieht-room home for sale two
bathrooms. electric light, steam heat. hard e
wood foors. sun parlor; lot 5ox155, room
ton; ideal location for home. two min
utes' walk from Mountain Station on Lack
nwanns r. r asking price $4,000. which
Is A real bargain and Is below cost; open
for an offer Write WILLIAM A. HAY. TAO
Valley ST.. Orange. n. j.. or phone Orange
100
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
the Bureau OF Supplies and Accounts
navy department, Washington. d. c..
until 10 O'Clock a. m, Feb. ~. 1922, for
delivering evaporated milk, fuses ana
fuse elements rubber hose. tool steel.
goggles to the navy yard. Brooklyn ~
Y. etc. Apply for proposals to the Navy
PURCHASING Office. New York. N. Y. or
10 the Bureau OF Supplies and Accounts
DAVID POTTER, Paymaster General OF
tho Navy. 2-1-1e.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14

NURSE, young Scotch Protestant: cxcsp
t'ons' references Miss ritIgcral ID 3
Bureau, 3S6 9Th ~
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14
Fred p. Fox Leaves New York

Frederick P. Fox, chief Of Fred Fox
e. Co. organization, has moved tempo
rarily out Of New York. He is now win
tering at Bermuda. The end of the
month will see him back at Madison
Avenue and Forty-first Street, accord
ing to the message he left with his CO.
workers before ne left. The place left
vacant by the "Colonel" as he is called
by close friends) will be filled BY Major
James Fox.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14
100000 Loan for New Fla,
In Greenwich VILLAGE

The Z West Twelfth Street, Inc.
which is to erect q siX-story elevator
apartment at II West Twelfth Street
has received from $. ". Straus g. Co.
first mortgage 6la per cent bond is
sue of $29o,00o OIL the proposed struc-
ture, which will be from plans by
Robert I. LYONS Inc
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14
MADISON

THIS PROPERTY is BEING SOLD TO
settle an estate. Situated IN very good
residential section. only IL minutes from
station. Il block from trolley. Frame and
stucco dwelling; reception hall. living room
and sleeping porch. steam heat. gas. laun-
dry in cellar. Lot 63y1oo. Price only s., 700.
JOSEPH '. KEATING
Reatol. M&diaon. II. ].
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14

CIfAM3ERNAID tllorourhlv ca,.h1
good sean.stress country MIS-, Irttx
gernld's Bureau 36s 9TH av
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14
New Jersey
DON'T MISS THIS

DON'T MISS THIS
opportunity TO secure your building plot
before Spring: only 80 minutes from Hud
son Terminal in one OF the finest suburbs
IN New Jersey. at SEQ front foot: fully i'm
proved; water. gas. electricity. curbs. gut
ters sidewalks. A few choice locations
now available: small payment secures plot.
We will finance aud build your home on
easy tcrnls. Many new houses Just sold.
Cor fuil particulars. call. write or phone.
PRANK MILLER, 13 Park Row. Barclay
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14
PROFITS tIA

TREASURY DEF ARrNrNr. svp~r,i.lar
Arc'ifecf.s g once. ashius'on u
ebrusrf Z. ia.' SfNIl'p PROPOSAL S;
Yiif to opeued 'n this on'"n at 3 D. -u
FEBRUARY -. "a. 'ter trr ineisllsf io-s
c"nplrfe OF Oh" fuli magnetic cont roi
eieo ric passenger elevator in Building ~,
= I. $. Public Health ,errice If,srit0i
Webb AZ aud lliussbridGe rosd. Brons
a"W f"'h. = Drawing aud spec'lics
fi"rs may b. "hisfnrd 3f fhis oHics In
re discretion "f fhH Supervising srcl,f
'e''' Jse \. Netnorc. hctlns Supervising
Architect
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14

CHAMBERMA1D srAMsTREss. as.,s
waiting; young. neat; willing and re
liable; excellent refercnces Lang &
Boecherer Co. 43 W. 33d st
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14
Francis V. Cillick TO Erect
New Home in White Plains

Prince & Ripley sold for Caroline
c. Larribee a large plot on Longviev'
Avenue, in the White Plains Highland
section, to Francis V. Gillck. of White
Plains, who will Immediately improve
the property with residence.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14
MAPLEWOOD

FOR sALE-TAX EXEMPT. NEWLY FIN.
ished Z rooms and bath: double garage:
parquet floors: hot-water heat; all i'm
proVelnents; 75x150: best location; owner
hVing IN same. 429 Walton Road. Maple
wood. \: j.. Phone South Orange 2a6-W.
Asking $4,000. Fair offer considered
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14

HOCSEWORNER; thoroughly competent:
exce'enf references. Triangle Agency,
flef Lexington az T.eroA 7fl5
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14

young good COOK: ex
cellcrt references. Mics Fitypcra <
Bureau. 366 5th av.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14
Mrs. Henry Montgomery
Rents Home in 65th Street

Douglas L. Gilman g. Co. leased
the three-story dwelling at 144 East
sixtyffth Street for Richard Y. NJ.
Gambrill, furnished, to Mrs. Henry
Montgomery, Of Tuxedo Park, N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Chambermaids

CHAMRERMAID. waitress. cook. laundress
kitchenmaid: young Irish girls. all trained
servants; together or separate. D.. Miss
Hofmaycr's Agency. 10 East 43d ST. Sd t,oor
Tel S947 Murray Hin.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14

WAITRESS, young English Protestant:
excellent references. Miss Fitzgerald 0
Bureau. 3S6 9Th av
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14

BUTLER. French; capable: good appear.
ing; three years references: $50 Mis-.
shes's Agency. East 4lst st. Murray
Hill 6774.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14
Gas, Coal and Oil Stoves

OFFICE FJRNITURE ronolishod. ree-
ishcd In your office. Write karger fo5
Eat lllth at
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14

GAS. COAL AND or. STOVES
Porcelain, enaineied aud hlscA co1ihiua
ton coal and Kas ranges. cttaln aad ..-
~atAr heaters, laundry stoves = 50 repair
of all makes stove Repair CoroOratlou.
328 -2a0 Water st. cor B4~kman N s.
Branch: l8i Mulberry ST, NesFsrT y J
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14

NURSE. young. thoroughly capable. coun
try preferred. Miss FitzgeraiJs Bureau
$50 9Th
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14

LOST. FOUND AND REWARD
Lost Bankbooks

LOS osT-Safu!day night. between 42d and
sofh s's diamond ring with square
nlh''noin mounting, containing large sol
''re nrd ton smGli stones: very lIb-
"rhl rcWard. nudnall Schuyler Saaa
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14

MI RISE. Young, two children; exceptional
references Miss FitzgerAlds bureau
1s5 5th av.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14
General Houscworkers, Etc.

IOuSENOEK EE, Canadian: competent
COOK and waitress apartment prefer-ed
$50 Miss Sheas Agency. L. 4lst Mur-
ray fIil 677t
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14

cooks, vaitresses: alec
lately landed. Agency, IS East f35th st
Harlem 55l5.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14

CHAMBERMAlD- -SEAMSTRESS. young Eng
!ish woman: would assist waitress: good
reference. r.. Miss Hofmayer's Agency IL
East 43d st. 90 floor. Telephone s947 Muir
ray Hlll.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14
Mattresses

AIRltSS or chambermatd. very capahle
understands her duties thoroughly IT, Miss
Hofmayers Agency. 10 East 43d st, 81 floor
Tel. S941 Murray Hi.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14

WAITRESS. young; thoroughly capable
excellent references. Miss Fitzgerald s
Bureau, 366 6th av
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14
BUSINESS HESS s: PROPERTY
S|;;|SI|3|l||I|l| &
STORAGE NOTICES
WAREHOCSEMAN'S SALE
or GOODS FOR
UNPAID CHARGES

In aecordance with the provision o. law,
there being due and unpaid CHARGES for
which The undersigned. American Storass 90
IS entitled to lion, as warehousemau. on
'he goods hereinafter describec and due
notice having been given 10 all parties ',novn
specified IN such notice for pa yment OF such
charges having O. pIrcd there will be sold . ,
PW2nc Weni sly, s1,'9r 70, X N ths r War"houso 2+s+o
February o4th 49,, at 10 30 A. NJ. and ie
ne sslo thereof Is not completed on said
at 10 80 A. NJ and continuing ,ntil Ell ihs
goods arc sold--the following described prop
Household goods personal effects and uic~.
rhandIse consisting Of beds bedilns. chis-
fonicrs' bureaus. chairs, settc"a da,enports.
glass closets 'ruckcry. glassware kitchen
utensils plated and sIlvcrnaro CUTLERY por-
bookcases, hrca -brac pianos. musical In,
strun'ents. statua-y. vehicles, paintings and
rSyIes 1io.. rnnN1 snd romtsnsa !I"cn ord
hold Tor your account MIR " W. GRAHAM
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BEBEE MARARDl MRS JOSIJL1N HORN,
PAU. IJGT'iCNS 4 co. MRS. J ALLEN
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All being nov stored in the sold American
Storage GO. Warcfiouser and all tn bn rora
specifically announced and described ST tino
CT sa'd sale. The goods will he extibi
tion at the time and place Of sale
American Storage Co.,
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14
Cooks

COOK or hou5eworker. Swiss woman: good
plain cook moderate wages small admit
ramily W., Mlss Hofmayer's Agency. 10
East 43d St. 81 floor
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE

ENTHUSIASTICALLY. French. Swedish and
Greek: capable. well trained, highly recon-
mended Miss Halls Bureau II West 44th
Vanderbilt 8340.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
Domestic Help

COOKS. housewor;<ers. maids. day vo-,.e-,
'colorec), city country. KeinD's
Agency. Audubon ESQ
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14
Madison Ave. Store for Hatters

Douglas l.. Gilman g. Co., inc,
leased the store at 405 Madison Ave
nue to Ephraim NJ. Youmans, Inc, hat
ters
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14
Buy Lots in Henlpstead

The O. L. Schwenckc Land and In
vcstment Company sold plots of from
three to ten lots in Hampstead to A
Schiller. G. Frederickson, R. Rocken-
sizes, 7. G. koeher and j. & A. Skac.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14
BOARDERS WANTED

SoTH ST. AT LEXINGTON AV fHotsl
EutedSc) for ladics. one room and
meals rom SIS UP; elevator. telephone
etc; full hotel service. newly decorated.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14

3oTF ST, LEXINGTON Av. t1Iotci su,.
asd Women cxciusively; newly doc
orat"d: room. bath. fls weekly ur: also
convenience big reduction for 2 persons
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
East Side

o3D ST, At MADISON Az. fHotnl Ash.
tton) )-.Ne"iy decorated rooms: use of bath
sio week up. room, bath. tl2b0 weekly up {;
sefvlce: restaurant