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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-24
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3COUNTSBY
GRAND JURY
Varied Reports Are Cir.
culated as to His
Whereabouts.

United States deputy marshals,
armed with bench warrants, were
today trying to apprehend John
Loouey, fugitive from justice. who
has been indicted by the federal
grand Jury at Peoria on three
counts, involving the theft Of an
automobile.
EGorts to locate Looney in Rock
Island had proved unsuccessful at
noon today and varied accounts
were offered of his whereabouts by
bis followers. He was reported to
be in Washington, ID. c., Denver,
and at his ranch In New Mexico,
while other rumors are that he is
still in the immediate vicinity OF
Rock Island.
Looney was indicted on three
counts, all of them connected with
the theft of an automobile from
the Dyche garage at Muscatine,
Iowa. The specific charges are
theft of an automobile, interstate
transportation of stolen property
and the possession Of stolen car.
The indictments were voted Sat-
ufday at Peoria and returned se0'
reilly yesterday. to Judge Louis
FitHenry, as it was feared Looney
would attempt q getaway before
warrants could be. served on him.
The car was found on Oct. II on
the farm Of Henry McCarty, at the
foot OF Thirty fourth avenue, by
Sheriff John Miller and Officers
Dennis Bennett and Earl Shan
non. McCarty and his son told the
officers that the car had beer
brought there by John Looney and
his son. John Conner Looney.
McCartys Talk.
When called before the county
grand jury, on advice Of William
Allen, local attorney. they refused
to confirm these statements on the
witness stand. McCarty and his
son we're then called before the
federal grand jury at Peoria by
William B. Schroeder, assistant
United States district attorney. and
they agreed to testify.
Il wouldn't talk before because
Allen told me Looney said l should
keep my mouth shut" McCarty told
Schroeder, but I'm not going tc
get myself into trouble with federal
men TO save him."
Faces Penitentiafy Term.
The car was brought to him
| early in September, McCarty said
Looney told him he was afraid
there might be some trouble about
1t and he wanted to store it fol
Z while. The owner identified the
car by the serial number and Z
dent in the body. which the thieves
Aeslected to remove.
Looney faces a penitentiary sen
'ence Of from one to three years II
case conviction is secured.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-24

Lawrence Pedigo, proprietor Of
the Sherman hOteI was in Gus
! tOdy In the county jail this after.
noon, awaiting release on bond
following his Indictment by the
grand jury this morning on q
charge of carrying concealed
weapons. The bond was fixed at
&S,0O0. Pedigo WAS In county
court at noon when the indict-
ment paper was served. He was
being arraigned ON Information
charging violation Of the liquor
laws.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-24
LEGION ASKS AID
FOR STATE BONUS

Chicago, Oct. 24.-The American
Legion in Illinois, through State
Commander Schick, has issued an
appeal to the people Of the state on
behalf of the state bonus at the
November election.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-24
LAWYERS OPPOSE
NEW CONSTITUTION

Chicago. Oct. 24.-By a vote OF
952 to 557 members of the Lawyers
Association of Illinois have disap-
proved the proposed new state con-
stitution in a straw" vote. The
poposed new constitution will be
submitted to the people in a spe-
cial election Dec. IL.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-24
COUPLE, 78 AND "a,
LICENSED TO WED

Chicago, Oct. 24.-Robert F. Rob-
inson, 7S, yesterday, was granted a
license to wed Mrs. Olga Hartwick,
"A, establishing an age record for
Cook county, according to bureau
clerks.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-24

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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-24

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New-York tribune., 1922-02-28
v omen PLAY promincn,
Part in Flat Trading
One PAYS Profit for House in
y est 1871, Street: Another
Sells Near BS

The tfvr story apartment a. 665 and
$40 West l7Sth Street has been resold
by tho Manport Realty Company Il.
Portmanl which bought the property
"a ST week from the Rosnor Realty Com
pany through the Wood. Dolson Com
pany. The nov owner is Agnes c. Nc
laugh n. VINO made the purchase 9
through tho !. N. Kelly Company The
house stands on plot 5oxlOo adjoining
the northeast corner Of Broadway. and
Wa hold at $4,000 Il is arranged for
four families ON noor.
The Charles r. Moves Company sold
to Daniel 3. Freedman 1888 Broadway.
fourstory apartment and storc. -
III, near 18TH street. The seller was
Margaret 6. O O'Conncll. who erected thc
present building and has owned the
property for over twenty-five years.
This is the second sale Of Broadway
property TO Mr.. Freedman within the
last month made by the Noves company.
ne having originally purchased 5000
broadway
C. VI. Folsom { Go. sold for the
Baunan, Nam Realty Company the
fve-story house at 122 East 127th
Street
Arthur G. Nublkor sold to oullie
Gessnor a four-storv tenement at 35s
East Fightieth Street 25xIO22
New-York tribune., 1922-02-28
Elmer ID. Dicmcr Buvs
Home in Pelham Height
Acquires Property Of " alter ;
iiula,; Other sales of Y est
chester KealtN

WEB & Marvin sold Cor Walton S
May BIS residence in Pelham
Height - timcr D Dienor. OF this
city. = hc property was held al SO,
400 The sane brokers leased for
1rss r. Ia ght her residence at
. Pelham Manor to cient from Boston
ard solo for the Witherbco Rca'
Estate AMI Improvement Company
foar lots on u rhbrook Avenue 81 Pei
lam Manor 70 David II Bulloch. of
fri~ oltv The property was held at
. $4,000
Tho Cooley Really Company sold
for George II Smith. hrs residence at
= Urban Street to Carl l.. and Gustav
Netzmau; for Mrs. Lee Levin. plot
io0xi50 orr the - plansGe. in the Oar
wood section; FOR Mrs Charles T..
T'widy. her house at f25 Homestead
Avenue 80 Iugcno b. Jordan, held At
$4,000, and for MIR Alice I. Pasmorc.
hor residence and garage at 109
hester street, % Alexander G. Ritcnic.
of this city. The property was held
st $4,000
Louis r. Genunc sold a large plot
on Alexander Avenue. Lester Hin.
White Plains TO Mrs Emma Ruther-
.old. who viii erect two-familv
house Chaancey B Griffin was thc
broker
New-York tribune., 1922-02-28
Real Estate News
Buys Back Bronx Flats
Sold Eight Years Ago
Houses Bought on Wcstchestcr
Ave. Have Figured in Two
Deals " itlin Wck

\. H. Levy rcgold for Samuel Brenor
the two modern fye-story apartments
a, $40 ard Si2 Wcs,chester Avenue
with two rear dwellings, 50Nl19 The
row owner IS Mr. Lazar. who sold
The property m l9l4 to the State Bank
represented rs Mr.. Levy. aud which
as, woee disposed OF the houses to
Nr. Hrener. Tho rear houses originally
occupied the front of the site. and
when the builders honght the property
several wears ago they moved the
dwellings, t. tho rear Of The plot and
provided an entrance from the avenue
Last woch Nr l.a1ar bought the Studcr
Count North apartments. tho south
east corner Of 81. Nicholas avenue and
lt5tn street
Rose = Nekerrs sold 20 Louis O
l'ec, iive-stor' fiat at a30 East l57th
Street. 25Nl00.
dine p 3Yo cory fat al 12ts Clay Ave
rue. 40.3NSo
Ioder NaNtcn sold 20 Florence
Archibald fve-storv Aat a, AL st.
Am Avenue. 27AS2l irrogular.
Abraham Cohen sold to Lazarus Adler
the property st @S2 and 3st PARK
Avenue 10N5o. AZ ,hc northeast corner
OF l.fst Street.
Christine Anauu solid to Philir Solo
0ay three tory dwelling az 100 East
l6|d Street. 2i2NS3li
llilda Iurdeium sold 70 ls-acl kcrNc1
t1ree-story dwelling at lidS Bryant
Avenue. 2nxl0o.
Rachel Turnbc1 sold 10 Nora NJ.
Patton teo-story dwelling at 212S
Hathgatc AFonuo. 25xlOO
New-York tribune., 1922-02-28
Actress Takes Three Suites
In East o7th II. Apar,ncn,

''o''S hcanc' the actress. has taken
1hree apartments i'm the new onora,
tive apartment at 1876 last Sixtv2se,..
Sath street. for living quarters and for
ne. ner I4rse library, which includes a col
IectIon Of books on Catherine H.
Harris Nought & Co. leased .,
apartment a, - East Forty-cicbtb
Street to Campbell Darlington; at l45
HAst S'Ntieth Street to Alfred Human;
1t o99 Madison Avenue to Sherman G.
fstey; at p East Eighty-ninth Street
TO + Holm and az l2f2 Madison Avenue
20 L. Einstein.
Chester n. Clark leased apartments
At flo West 11lth Street to Alberr +
Blum and to u W Peck. at $40 West
lehty-s.4th street to George Stern. at
bV' West l7eth Street TO David Miller.
at ~ West Seven;v-ninth Stree, 10
Mrs. Helen w. Hall, at 325 West 1olst
Street TO " Morcwin. at 6os West
ll5th Street to MIS- Kate McNamoc.
AZ ilS Central Park West to Mrs. Helen
NoGiVncy ard At s. West Ninotjeth
Street to L. Y. Front
New-York tribune., 1922-02-28
Leasing of Commercial Space
d Town and Down Io,.n

]amrs Is. SDeYcrs & Co., Inc. leased
the psr'or floor at so West Fifticth
Street 20 Fstclle Mckee; in the
ltgget' Building Office TO Dr. William
asper: tho third floor at Az
L't'h Avenue to the Wanamakor
Beauty School. and at as5 tifth Ave-
.no' Offices to tho Doc Advertising
Agency.
Hines: & Smith leased the store at
e. ~ west Thirty seventh Street for
ptr. 1p,tsrman King Realities Company; to the
fhyslcal Culture Restaurant for ten
years, store at II East Twelfth
greet Tor five years to Charles Green.
nut, and loft in the same buiidinr
70 Michael Zuckcrherg for one vear
:, FREDERICK Fox & CO.. inc leased for
GERMAN Hohns, at 40 East Tcyelf,h o.,
street the sixth loft to Kaminskv =
~ ig,ie9coGhnk: ,ied6.o{ and the first loft to ~
har'es r Moves Company leased
q1ac's c.',, I'M the Broadway Maiden "sre Iara
fH,u.iding st no Broadway to Morris u u
Mann and Julius NJ LYON. and ~ ho n,
lorsch Building, 81 and 20 "o Nh II, n;5ne }ne
Lane to NJ Louis Machat Coynorat;nn ra.Ge"
New-York tribune., 1922-02-28

CHAMBENMAIp. young Scotch woman
nice appearing; good, willing worker
r. Miss Hofmaycr's Agency. 10 East 4Sl
St, third floor. Telephone s947 Murray Nin
New-York tribune., 1922-02-28
Another New Landlord
For Actors Equity HON,
Building in eth street Occu-
pied by Association Again
hanges Ownership

NO fvo-story home Of the Actors
lqlitr Association al Iio West Forty
fe"cntA Street. which nenred IN a
G aNge cf ownership couple Of weeks
az. has again pissed to now owner
me- sale ras made by tho Winter
Rea'tos lac benjamin. Wir.or nrosi-
dent. which ho'i ~ $4,000. To an
INVESTOR. The binding stands on a lot
-o1 loo.a. near siNth Avenue. and Is
under lease to tho Actor Equity As
soc alton At net annual rental OF
Nr Wnters acquired tbc property in
psfi payment Cor tie twelve stor}
anartn' ~ a. t1e southeast corner O.
Wcst End Aeooac and Ninctv-o .rh,t
troet. In dsa wth Thomas j Nc
sni |n and the Joseph Gordon Rcalt.
'om9anN f'r. Wmtors had bought +
Veeo previously from Rudolnh G.
lood fnp afa magnato.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-28
Joint Diseases Hospital
To Cost 5000. 600
Plans Filed for New Buildings
for Madison Avenue Block
Ern,t

Plans have been filed FOR tho pro
posed 7(.. +, 9e~ home of the Hospital for
block front on tho cast side Of Wadi-
son Avenue between 123d and 12ath
streets.
TIE structure VIII be seven stories
in height. with an avenue frontage Of
2oi.l0 foet and measuring rs feet in
each street. and there will be six
story service building 73xlOO adioin-
ing in l24th Street. Plans were pre-
pred by Buchanan & Kahn. who csti-
mate the cost Of the hospital at
S'30.oo0 and tho service building at
$25o.o0o The hospital trustees have
hccn assembling the site for the last
two years.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-28
u B\I>1I)E

THE T1NEST HOMES ~
ia! 'idc-Dougins Manor-rt Vnsh;,a,
For sale and rent II, b 'o''
MckNIGJIr & DAYTON
N'o"' fhone bay side 1877
New-York tribune., 1922-02-28
Radio Concern to Locate
In LcAington Ave. Building

VIoSs brown CO. leased to the
Lexington Radio & Electric Co.. Inc.
the store and basement at 439 Lexing
ton Avenue for radio shop as soon as oy
tenSive alterauons are completed: space
at 1919 Broadway to Dave Marion and
rank Drew; also IN the Fisk Build
lrg. Fifty-seventh Street and Broad
Way TO Bartlett J. Smith for the GER
ers' executive Offices Of the Adelphj
Loan Association
New-York tribune., 1922-02-28
Paui Roscnihal Increases
h'Ncrdalc Section Holdings

> V-aT0Hoc TaT--- ~0TT T0~ po-I--r
r. Sos 70 Fa4l Nosentnal thc vacant
ct of 10000 square feet on The east
eicc Of fnGcpordenoo Avenue throuph
- b .aesstono Avenue. 500 reet south
ei ~otth Street. in the Eiverdale sec
ION of the BronN Tro plot adjoins
Nr. Rosonthal' residence
Nora { Rogers sold to Salvatore NJ
J'c Pasqusic the vacant plot. 20s.4N
2 'o.5N irregular. ~ the northeast cor
9er o. Webster Avenue and Noshoiu
Rus el Sammis sold 70 Glovannlra
'"eiano the vacant plot. 26axil5sx
.resuiar, on the south SIDE of East
J s2d Street, 74.4 feet cast of Belmont
Avenue
New-York tribune., 1922-02-28
Rochester Mechanics
Sell 10Th Street House
institution Disposes of Dwelling
TO Operator; Other West
Side Homes Sold

\ James Il Cruikshank purchased from,
! hochesfer Atheuaeum and Mechanics
Institute ot Rochester, \. y. 81 Wes,
seventh sixth street, four story
gGwelling. siNio2. through J NJ Kclly
Company.
9. v Rrettell resold for julius Reich
- William Nolfer FOR occupancy. tho
s.roo. .s'oiF e'c'iinc at l2S Fast l97th
Abraham Jacobs cid 10 Louis Nash
or 81 four-storv house 81, o55 VET
N'r 1.t''tA street 206NqS.q
Joseph eoioras sold 20 Nondel Zuck-
ernSn a three tory dwelling at 30
Wcst 1l2th street.
Margaret " Habrs sold to Nath as
nd Ara \ Cohen three-stotv dwell.
ing. - Nest l1lst Street l2.4x99Al.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-28


NRAFrSMAN wanted. experienced i. -.
'alNng 80 efect * strlctura' st-s
WORK for ofTce hlildings Eivs qua 49,
lions aid ss aTy expected 7, IL Trb-
LINOTYPE OPERATORS. two. experience.
IN joo and boo1 WORK To- up-to-ia.e ..s
o:'ise 10Y four hour week good na-es ana
9arloai,'lN poslttons tor 5000 OPERATOR Al
ginis
WANFED- Metal sign sa 'cs,raa =, st-s-,
expansion Of alos. mus, con, birre cxe..s,
tNe ability with "a esnanship. reir--e.-
alton based ON profit sharing plan and l;,f-
It'd only by ability shown; pecisrenca 60
en- to person having practical eNpe-,ence
N metal sign manufacture. IN srs~srlns
state age experiences, references ard esrn-
nEs during the last three years Box >
us, Tribune.
YOUNG NAN about % as junior c,sr,<
college education, 10 learn steanshi ?
business; opportunity for Advancement,
state age education salary. Address x
2iS, Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-28
Apartments To Cost S125.OOO
Planned for Bronx lorncr

he Ahbarmor Realty Company
bought tic plot looNe-o, at the nortA-
east corner Of Bryant Avenue and
Aldus Street, from the American Real
Estate Company. Norris Weiss, Barnet
Siegel, Morris Fcin and Abraham
Dreier who compose the buying com
pany. are having plans prepared for
the Improvement Of the site with two
six-story apartment buildings involving
s sotsl outlay of S425.o0o
New-York tribune., 1922-02-28
LOST. FOUND AND REWARD

A1HTIAIE. loat bttwcon ~ aud - o'clocit
frnUn ! 'Vest SD - ausv'ers - na ls'
"Jack f'lodci pieDse return to Mss Porn
~ Wcs' 92d st. and rscolFo liter1 ~
nard. no questiora asked.
Loser Diamond pin. so1ud eob7trb ehai r.
Apollo Thoafor. triday night. Iaebru3rl
a. SIS reward, no ppestious snSed IL
turn to manager Hotel Chatham. NdraItr
Oili AZ, ~
New-York tribune., 1922-02-28

CHAMl}ERMAlD WAITRESS or nu~a.
young Norwegian. neat willing htrhlv
recomInended Miss Halls Bureau IT West
Ath. Tanderbilt 8340.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-28
Investor BUYS
New Building
I'm SD Street
Purchases Sc,cn-Storv Ner-
camille House Near Fifth
Avenue Just Completed
and Held at 100000

Jsncs B sroycrs { Co. Inc. sold
or the Excelsior Estates Company
Samuel H. stone president the new
'orcn story mercantile bund'ne which
has ius' hcen completed Al Eas.
fif,y--hird street. 25<1o0.5. Tie rur-
chaser IS an investor. and reaot5at. .o0s
arc row unler Way 20 lease thc entire
orcr riscs 70 orc tenant for occupancy.
The property MS hold ., $500 600
Lemon Avenue Corner sold
Barnctt { CO sold fer A. Bal thc
four-story building - 100 Lcuo> Ave
nic AZ tho southwest cor~cr a. 12oth
Street 201so. fola at $4,000 The
aa 'e.ne u,Cd f1s business. II 8 tnc
sret saic of tho property ~ thirty
>cars
Audubon Avenue Stores Sold
NcDove' x Ny~~cs have sold FOR
Simseo ard I Wolf. ccutore. rep
re-cntinc Tie old frm Of Hoilncr &
NoIf. tho northeast corner of lSlst
Street and Audubon Avenue. "A onc-story
t.ir = ,onta aInirg thirteen torres.
fronting loo foet or each thorough
~rsrc. ard bold - Sf75.oc0 The nov
oprer IS poraid Robertson. who has
ee~r identified with Che erection o.
several h.E apartments on tho hcichts
ssi otrrs tic structures AZ Tho opposite
northwest carncr. he stores were
erected IS iio nor { Woit several
Nca-e aro
New-York tribune., 1922-02-28
Lost Banp books

Lost Har booA ..o s54sT ~ the m on
Dim Sa viuEg BANK fs n.telrR hns pea-
son bavtng 4 c.slm - = he-ooy ca1Io9
upon to present th~ ea1n" vithln ION days
c"!sd md n"fY pur isss -.
LOST BaufbooF 10 it6.9Gs n Tho .Eprth
Nt"r savings sart 70 r 3th e ps
mont siouped tiui"f 9.s~ae T"tpra ban
LosJ Uankno'ol 70 i.J7f4. 'sot'h y ~
eaf,uea Bank 2i }sev'.7fth a pns0lonI
stopped Fipder pieaeo teiurn ~ bank
Lost Harkboo4 No l45aao The New
York SaYiugs Bank Payment s., op"J-
findcr pi".sr return - oApk
COST Haneb,oe 10 =si395s of ';reer., r.
Swings HanA ~ n y Z CRY
Payment stopped Pioaae return 70 oan1-
New-York tribune., 1922-02-28
APARTMENTS TO LET-ruRNI.aED

81 \ = III EUL office 10 rtnt: telenhonc =,
Quire Room sls go 9th a., ~
New-York tribune., 1922-02-28
Charles T.. Edwards to Speak
Before Really Club Tonight

dlscussl0n on "How 10 Secure
Clients and Lease Business Property"
leo By Charles G. Edwards, president of
the Rea Estate Board Of New York.
VIII take Place ton sh. before the Real
Estate club Of the West Side T. NJ c.
a. ". H. Wyckof, OF Pease & Ellnan.
"ho mas arranged the series of discus
SONS Of the club, Will preside at to-
pight 2 meeting
New-York tribune., 1922-02-28
Montgomery Hare Purchases
LARGE Estate at Nissenaon,,

Munson Morris. of Ward & Ward. sold
to Montgomery Hare the Du Bois Smith
place at Nissequogue, near Smithtou-n.
L. !. u contains twenty-eight acres
WIN large house. stable. garage, ETC.
and was held al 10000 Mr.. Hare viii
occupy il this sumner
New-York tribune., 1922-02-28

miscellaneous
SALESLAD1

STENOGRhpNER Etprrt. 70 steamship
company. high school education u,en-
ton age. oIper4ence e91cai.0r. salary ce-
sired 4 23: Tribuna
New-York tribune., 1922-02-28
REAI ESTATF--.SAIE on RENT
Manhattan

FOR SALE Below 4gd ST.. attractive.
comfortable hou'o ON Murray MN. !
block from ncw Princeton Clun, eloctr,c
lig is. good order for residence or doctors
use
CHAs. NJ BALDwlN.
Nv MurraY IIlI. 40 81 a.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-28
NIIJTIsTD\r
DOUGLAS MANOR

no. o.jisE, 10; ROOMS. baths. garage. Ex.
S.lie"' Ioca tion. convenient to beach ~,
s.@,!on Built 1921 tax exempt. 0wnar. ar''a
sIe sSus'msss ouS changed 70 California: must sell
rts'oVv re:r ~, ion U'heEs 81 600 up. HIGHES
1910. "''o''' fhone Bays.de
New-York tribune., 1922-02-28
New jersey
DON'T MISS THIS
80 lf.4.,r, ,.1

DON'T MISS TH1s
opportunity TO secure vour h,iidirr Mo-
Only 90 minutes from HUDSON Terninaj in
ono ono Of the 0nest souurns i'm Neg Jersey. AZ
go front foot full. improved water. cas,
r.ectrlcitN curhs. sutters. stGosalks 4 ~,
choice locations now available, small ,,.
nent secures plot We VIII finance aid
puud vonr home OF casy terms We also
nay two and z room houses for sale For
tui par rticu'ars call, Nriie or phors
esS eEANN MILLER IS Park Row. Barclay
ARLINGTON, \. j. SIS Bcsch 81. owner
goine 10 Epfope. 1anosorue. detached
'NN, famiN; lstest improvements. exterior
newly painted IL aud .: eNcoltent ro,,4f
ten possession ono floor. nne bup az 81
oVp terms arranged inspect and conmuni.
cs'c ar. Cooke. With Harry a Levine. lcS
klngston aV.. Nrcnklvn y e
New-York tribune., 1922-02-28
.ong Island

Buy LAND At WHOLESALE
Tracts Of 40 70 200 acres In Brook,yv
;;,ons J. os, lsnqG and Stat.n Island; $3.50 te
Ave, Brooklyn Phone Mansfield s5ss
New-York tribune., 1922-02-28

TYPfST and oftice stan good a. Hs
ures g.ri % u 70 high school educatior.
iN"atlon age. experience. salary 25e.
Tribune
New-York tribune., 1922-02-28
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
East Side

o2p 81 - '5hDIgON - Glosei tsf
tor) Ne~y bccorsf"H ropH use -
b7 b. $40 Wo"k Up room. ba - - =
"r"Hit NJ busos eurface ears spbp-sl
fpil hotol sorFicN rcsiaura-.'
5orIf ST. I.ExrNcrON A. CTfo'.l rot-
ledgs) Woman oxrlu5iv~iy. newly Dr.
GRATED room. hath SIS 'v-eIly ~ also
room. un- bath iii wsekly op. aura ,
convenience. biK reeDcilon for 2 porsons
New-York tribune., 1922-02-28
HELP WANTED
instruction
-.I1- ELL. DAIcr vC1-r :

WE'LL RAISE YOUR SA1ARyr
mat is the welcome expression that our
students are hearing from their eYnplovars.
Nnowlodse Is Power The 6nowleAre
You right ta line Tor promo;ion As ,on
learn more YOU can ca~n more our in
structon is practical and easy. II YOU arc
Interested In making money then let MS
tell You how We may help you Day. r,ve-
ming and Af'e- business Classes Drake
business Schools. Inc. New York. Tribune
Bldg. l54 Nassau Street Tel Deeckman
2723. Brooklyn; Bedford Av, at Fuiton
st. Tel. Prospect 1856
New-York tribune., 1922-02-28
Florida

FOR SALE--All or any par, o, 30 arres
choicest citrus lan6 in splendid location
entirely cleared and In perfec, seed bad
c9nalNen 70 plant oranges or tangertnes
,,.,., ,DSe 80 'a-lfoaG station and frui pacsirs
nonse nearbA VIII sell land Only or con-
tTact to plant ana care for gvose rve~ ,erin
o. o. ears at moderate cost Rest ioc.I and
New-York tribune., 1922-02-28
SITJtEfoN WANIrD NALF
Domestic

~ rI-f.H
HlTLi.R --4f
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HOUSEWORKE or plain cook: young
Scotchwoman: good city reference: small
adult family; s65. Miss Hofmayer's Agcn-
cy. 10 East 43d st. Sd door Telephone
S947 Murray Hill
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West Side

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Cooks

try, $50 E. Miss Holnayer's Aeenrv
10 East 4sd st. third floor Tclephon,
S047 Murray HNl ~
New-York tribune., 1922-02-28

COOK, Scotch. very capable. 5000 manager.
most highly recommended Miss HANS
Bureau. II West 44th Vanderbilt S34o
New-York tribune., 1922-02-28
BOARDERS WANTED

soTH ST At LEXINsGTOE ~ fFIot-,
RutledRe) For aides ou~ room AMI
meals from 3is W. el.vator. t-i-p none.
etc. full hDt.l serylce. ncwly de:ors I'D.
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AI-ToNoBIIrs FOR Rent

CADlIIAc-4llfot SINE. ...s
rent 20 private ,aiHi's 't .,ss
services cf competent afta
terr. This machine Is esA ...sr
detail Mr Jsmcs N1nis'i .>
st Brooklyn \
New-York tribune., 1922-02-28

HOt,SEWORKER. young. very competent
willing: city apartment preferred: hishl,
recommended. Miss Halls Bureau II Wes
44th- Vanderbilt S3%O.
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COOK. capable. young Canadian: three
years ,ast place $7o Miss Sheas Agency.
r. +lst st. Murray Hil STA
New-York tribune., 1922-02-28
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Chambernaids

HAMRERMAlD. WAITRESS and COOK
nicc young Irish Sirls. Cit apartment:
together or separate G.. Mtss Hofmay or s
Agency. 10 East $50 st. third floor Tela
phone sea- Murray HIN