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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-12-13

The fellow who has money to burn
makes quick fire that soon peters
out.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-12-13

Answering our solicitous query, a
friend assures us that he is aft as a
fiddle" The fiddle is busted.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-12-13

The most hardened sinner is happy
in his innocence until he is found out.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-12-13

Temper is one thing that can't be
worked to death.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-12-13

The Addison county court has Is
divorce cases on its calendar.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-12-13

Sl.OO will pay for 26 weeks in Vt.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-12-13

Inspectors from the state depart
ment of weights and measures are on
the trail of short measure and weight
wood and coal dealers.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-12-13

Edwin Silsby of st. Johnsbury,
secretary to Senator c. S. Page, of
the naval committee, is busily at
work on the Year Book of the navy,
the recognized authority on all naval
affairs.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-12-13

George Roberts of Essex Junction
was fined 500 and costs of $20.55 in
Montpelier city court for driving an
auto while under the influence of
liquor. His license was suspended.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-12-13

Rutland has appointed a committee
to see about building new school
house for that city, claiming that the
present structure is not large enough
or suitable for the work intended.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-12-13

Ex-Gov. E. j. 0rmsbee of Brandon|
is the oldest member of the bar of
Rutland county. He recently cele-
brated his S8th birthday anniversary.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-12-13

Out of 18 samples of milk taken
at Rutland recently and tested st
the state laboratory, only three were
good. The rest were dirty or woDN.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-12-13
VERMONT STATE NEWSS

Rutland officials have started al
crusade against punch boards and
propose to "clean the city up"
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-12-13

The World Granite Co. is a new
corporation, most of the stockholders
being of East Barre. The capital
stock is $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
Operators Buy
And Sell Flats
On w est Side
Manor Hall, al Broadway and
2O7th Street, Figures i'm
Trade; Algonac CT, i'm Au-
dubon Av.. to New Owners

Samuel Rrener sold co she Feody
Realty Corporation Manor Hall, Ave-
story apartment with stores, at the
southwest corner Of Broadway and
20Tth Street, on plot 125x10o. Mr..
Brener took in part payment the mod
ern fve-snd-a-half-story apartment at
2a44 Morris Avenue, adjoining the cor
ner of Ferdham Road, 50x125. T. w.
Wood was che broker.
Byrne 81 Bowman resoid for che
Brensam Realty Corporation, Samuel
Brencr president, 20 Samuel and Isidor
Wollheim 2f63 to 215S Eighth Avenue.
northwest corner of 1f6th Street, four
f3ve-story tsnements and stores. 80x9o
held at $4,000. This was an all-eash
transaction.
Nehring Brothers sold aor she Algo
Realty Corporation to Cluett Build
ing Corporation Algonac Court, six
story elevator apartment at the north
east corner of 173d Street and Audu-
bon Avenue, i0ox9b, acc accommodating
forty-two families, held at $235, 900.
This completes the sale OF block and
u half OF elevator apartment houses
owned by the same company, through
the same brokers. within the last week.
the other houses being the block front
on the east side Of Audubon Avenue
from i72d 30 1T3d Street.
Frank Psrrino soid to Luciano Cusi-
uano the four-story fat at 2Aea AM
sterdan Avenue, 22.fx1oo.
Otterbourg, Ssaindler & Houston sold
for client the five-story walk-up at
55s West 184th Street, 37sx1oo. This
property has been held at $4,000.
Charles S. Kohier g. Co., Inc, negoti-
ated the deal.
Bailey Brothers sold FOR the Car-Byo
Realty Company TO an investor the
two-story building recently completed
and containing eight stores and eight
apartments at the northwest corner OF
Lexington Avenue and 127th Street.
Pauline Myers sold 60 the Tyler Hill
Corporation the five-story tenement at
1920 Avenue A, 25xS0. James Meighan
wss the broker.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
Real Estate Ne W .
Large Flat to Replace
Fine Brooklyn, Homestead
Improvement ls i'm Accordance
With Sentiment of Sale
of The Property

On che site OF the Maxwell home
stead. at Union Street and Eighth Ave-
nue., Brooklyn, which was recently de-
molished, Is TO be built six-story eis-
vator apartment from the plans Of
Slae & Bryson, architects, which will
cost over 100000. The plot, which
measures I2A feet on Eighth Avenue
and Iii feet on Union Street, was pur-
chased by James A. s'eers from
Charles e. Loue, through John F.
James & Sons as brokers.
When Mrs. Maxwell, widow of T..
Rogers Maxwell, railway magnate. sold
the property on December g., 1921, 20
Frederick Brown one OF the provisions
In the contract was that the brick and
stone mansion was to be demolished.
For sentimental reasons Mrs. Maxwell
made this request, because of the hap
py family associations in the home,
which was built by Mr.. Maxwell, dearly
cherished by him and from which he
was buried About two months ago the
building was xazed and all that now
remains of the house is the foundation.
Last spring Mr.. Brown sold the plot
to Charles Loue, who contemplated
building an apartment on the plot, but
certain zone regulations caused the
enterprise to be abandoned. The pres
ent owner has planned a structure
which will comply with the building
regulations for the neighborhood and
provide the necessary courtyard space.
Another prominent plot on the Park
Slone was also sold yesterday by John
T. James g. Sons, the corner of Third
Street and Prospect Park West, oppo-
site the entrance to Prospect Park.
which will be improved with q large
apartment estimated to cost about as
much as the building planned for the
Maxwell plot.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
Leases OF Business Space
Up Town and Down Town

Herbert jacques Morris and Alfred
Sonborn leased the store and base
usen$ at 169 and III Madison Avenue,
northeast corner Of Thirty-third Street,
b0x28o, TO the Wechsler-B Barber Silk
Company, Inc. The lessee does not get
possession until February j, 1924. The
same brokers leased the second and
Avenue TO the Weehsler- Barber Silk
Company, Jne.
Leon 8. Altmayer negotiated lease
for fifteen years Of the entire five
story building at s65 broadway for the
Beers Realty Corpo ration to the New
York Edison Company for branch Of
fees. Mr.. Altrnayer wac also the broker
in the sale Of the lease for Samuel
Cohen on this building 30 4he New
York Edison Company. The building
has been leased at & net rental aggre-
eating about $4,000.
Thoens & Flaunlacher, Inc, leased
the tenth floor at $40 Broadway to Sill
verman Brothers, clothing.
Spear & Co. leased the ninth Aoor
AZ 30 ard SO West Twen&y-fourtll
Street TO the Parisian Chic Silk Under
wear Company; the third door st 80
East Thirteenth Street to the EverYast-
ing Clothing Company, Inc; the second
hoos at 81 East Eighthi Street to the
Brightwitt Binding Company; the third
floor at SO Bieecker Street to Best Made
Coat Frolt Company; the second door
at 50 East Eleventh Street to Sibner
& Sskel, manufacturers of women's
coats, and with Thoens g. Flaunlacher
the tenth floor at 53 to 81 West
Twenty-third Street to Thornthal,
Fiske & Co., Inc, mems clothing.
The Gross q Brown Company leased
to A. l. Mavigiia the third f1oor at
1G West Thirty-seventh Street, ostrich
feathers; the second foor at IL and
II West Eighteenth Street to the Cen
eral Photograph Company, who also
occupy the store, and with the Rowan
tree-Schley Company the ninth floor at
10 20 2e East Twenty-fourth Street to
Simson & Frey, Inc, musical instru-
ments.
The Charles e. Noyes Company
leased the store and basement at 80
Great Jones Street to the Metropolitan
Basket Company for six years; floors
at 625 Broadway to the Sovereign Shirt
Company and the Louis Diamond Com
pany, Inc, both represented by Ben
jauin Richard.
J. Goldberg & Go. leased the build
ing at 2S4 West Twenty-sixth Street
Fog Joseph Rimoldi to JafYe & Diamond
for forty~two years. The leasees will
remodel the same into store and los
building TO be ready for occupancy
about May /, 1898.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28

CHAMBERMAID. seamstresn; young. neee
willing and reliable; best refsTe ncss
Lang. &c Hoecherer Co. Agency. a2 West
33d St.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
Martha Washington Purchased
By Italian ShiDDing COMPANY

FroNs The TYi6nne's Wushsn0tom Bsreou
WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.--The Martha
Washington, q combination cargo and
passenger ship of $3.50 deadweight
tons, was soid to-day by the Emergency
Fleet Corporation to the Cosulich Line,
Of Triests, Italy. At the same time
the Shipping Board consented by the
passage Oh the resolution to the trans-
fer Of Its flag to Italy. In line with the
custom of the Fleet Corporation the
purchase price was withheld.
The vessel was formerly an Austrian
ship, which was chartered b. the
United States government before the
war. Upon the breaking of diplomatic
relations with Austria and the entrance
of the United States in the war it was
seized as enemy tonnage.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28

WE PAY highest possible prizes for furniture.
pianos, bric-a -brac. books. works Of art ;,
entire apartments and houses bought. LEON,
So University Place. Phone Stuyveaant 1877.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
Louis e. Schwab Sells
Home i'm West 55th So.
Seller. i'm Turn, Leases Back
Dwelling From New Owner;
0ilaer H0Y,ses Sold

Charles NJ Baldwin sold the four
story dwelling at 119 West Fifty-fifth
Street, t7.5x100, for Louis Il. Schwab
and Emily Schwnb to Charles C. Mar
shall, who owns an adjoining house at
lit West Fifty-ff 18th Street. The sellers
leased the property from the new
owner.
Mary L. Hayes sold 20 Francis X.
Mancuso the four-stcry dwelling at ss6
East l1ith Street, 18.6x100.11.
The Farmers Loan and Trust Com
pany sold to William F. Weichbrodt
the fcur-story dwelling at 81 Beekman
Place, southwest corner of Fifty-frst
Street, 34x26.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28

COOK and chamberrnstd. Germans; private
or public. together or separate: country,
Lakewood preferred; best references. Lang
G. Boecherer Co., % West 33d st.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28

10 LET roR BUSINESS PURPOSES
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
Loars ON Real Estase

Jacob and Emil Leitner, Inc, placed
q building and permanent loan of $780,
600 for the George F. Johnson estate
on the building being erected at the
northwest corner of Dawson Street and
Rogers Place; also four building and
permanent loans Of $4,000 each for the
Sefir Holding Corporation for five years
at q per cent on two-story buildings
being erected on the west side of Bos~
ton Road, 14s feet north Of 167th
Street.
c. Bertram Hubbard, Inc, procured
for the Broadway Audubon Company
first mortgages OF $25,500 on 145 and
141 Edgecomb Avenue; $4,000 on 149
and l61; $25,0o0 on 1853 and 155, and
$4,000 on 157 and l59. at 51a per cent.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
O,376 Cost
Republicans
Iate Campaign
.,,;butions of S3I8,S33
81 q $4,000 Deficit
q, Shown i'm Report fO
& Secretary OF State
a 900 Less Than 20
a.s of The County Organ
fs,ions Managed Own
financing for the Drive

v.psblican State Committee last
~ to the Secretary Of State
,s statement showing that Il
o.s7e. and that its eontriDu-
sslsd ssis.5ss.
! .nriftee has balance Of S23,-
hsad, but against this there
j .,tsssnaing bills of s3,sss, and
.~mittse owes the Hartman Na-
!, ssss $4,000 and the Chase
pspk $4,000 on notea, thus
- deficit of more than $35, 900.
= sssli.ical sinews of war this year
8 ~ less than they did two years
,ssn = ssSs,s4s was spent. The
I organizations received In the
- about 0,ooo, but some
& ( Z ssurties raised their own cam
8 fanas and did not ask aid from
i 50 Comm ttee. Among the cSun-
..st looked out themselves were
Il gsere Senator Calder and Jacob
#ssgstoa managed the finances;
IN Albany, 0ncndaga, Erie, Mon
4 Nsstgcmery, Westehester and
sSsg tho contributions Go chs
9ss;rs war chest were the Women's
fsssJ Republican Club, $7,5oe;
- K. Morris, chairman Of the
.omnittee, $1,000; National Re-
- Club, $500; Union League
4 1850; G. NJ. Warner, S5.o0os
lss 6. Cranwell, $4,000; George r,
e, 5000; George F. Baker jr., s2,.
B lain q. Rockefeller, 5000; John
swkefeller jr., $4,000; Otto 81
b s2,500; Felix NJ. Warburg, $2,-
8 w. Rice jr, $500; Gerard
"a 1880; S. r. Cuggenhsin. $2,-
Republican National Committee,
sss, II. white, 5000; L. Satenstein,
81 Thomas Cochrane. $4,000; Ed
z B. Stettinius, $4,000; II. r.. Sin
a 5000; John T. Pratt, $4,000 ;
81 Rosen, $1,000; Ogden L. Mills,
s c. A. Branan. $4,000; M. 8,
Ie,g, 1.0oo; B. X. Marcus, 1000:
'ixT. s2.500; John P. Grier, 81. 500;
hsnk Manville, $500; George
bssy, s2,50o; Robert E. Tod, 81.
G ID. Gregory, $1,000; Mrs. Agnes
|sssyer, $4,000; Louis NJ. Josephthai,
|,M Otto T. Barnard, 1000; Edwin
|grsson, s2,500; Elisha Hanson, ST.
| Mrs. Whitelaw Reid, $4,000;
SIS D. Hilles, $1,000; Frank IL
ss1ear. $1,000; Chauncey M. Depew
b Paul D. Cravath. 81 600; Hor-
is Wilkinson, $1,000; C. N. Bliss
.k000; Edward S. Harkness, 81.
Y Everit Macy, $1,000; II. II
,,ss, $1,000; Spencer Kellogg, ST.
Fiiiiam Hamlir Chllds, 5000; A
ikskson, $1,000 II. G. Lee, 81, 600;
aw G. Foster. $1,000; William Mel.
i fomweil, $4,000; John Walters
i& VI. j. Graham, 1000; Louis p
lsaan, $1,000; w. FL. Woodin. $3,.
k,a H. Davenport, $1,000; W. r
a6tsn, S2,500 w. Fl. Crosby, ST..
RAaE. C. Potter, $4,000.
Fasa P. Rae, treasurer Of ths
-sg tsanty Republican Committee
ss78 yesterday contributions for
s1npaign of $4,000 and expendi-
nj $45,ooo. Among the conSribu.
rere United States Senator Calder
gs +. Murphy, Commissioner 0.
Vi and Mr.. Calders campaign
ser, DR.. Conrad E. Wetlaufer. 0.
10; Robert G. Lee, son-in-law o.
s'r Calder; Abraham SchriebeY
b. Kahn, Felix Warburg, Herman
ssr and E n. Morse, 81 200 each;
Brown, $1,000; G. N. Pratt, c. d
i a. L. Pratt, John T. Pratt anc
ID L. Pratt, s40e each, and Jacob
kingston. 5000.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
Going On To-day
DAY

q ss.lsss isA; Museum OF Natural History,
snpaiitan Mnssu,n Of Ar4. Admission
aiiuE. Admission 1rss.
syn Museum. Admission frss.
4 sofk historical Society. Adlnissios
eortisndt Park Museum. Admission
asssi Park. Admission syss.
~ Fame at Now York ySnsverss&y,
E sasfslyy Heights. Admission free.
a nsans OF the American Indian, Yeye
4 jjss.asssticn; Broadway and 1SSth Street.
sFs by Professor John Erssine on
ae Moral Obligation 10 BE IntsIiigent. q
q as s'.,u' nsu' isS West Forty-third Street,
4 stss' ss1.etg eg Or. II. G. Enslow on "sp,r;tusI
q aat'tlens OF Health ia tho Bible"
4 4 l.,s,p ..ssps Emanu-Ei, IL O'Clock.
I vs. tV Political League of Education
s,a ns ,s, %orid Whittier Nowf'' Town
49,. 10 West s3d Street. II o'cIocE.
z's ~ oy Dr; Henry Neumann on ENG
h. neie'ion to Other Life rnserests,' ~
fsr :. rpsrents snd Teachsrs Associa-
Ethlcal Culture School, 2 wast
$eTisartn $eTy sa street. IL o'clock.
M m Political study meeting at
~ i. iAs,or. 2 O'Clock. Discussion OF
q eey" va Sag " y fAi . u
$6;oa Of Thester Owners Chamber of
&C., Hotel Assor. O'Clock.
Sa Ssr 40 ol Harlem Board OF Trade, tn
~" " ,s.sa ssesnaator,eieet Copeland. Hotel
4 s.s, M Museunn. Bedford Park, Brook
VA on Clay ana Clay Prod
Il Il pr' Richard Burton on Teach
u esry, BROOKLYN Institute Of Arts
ssa:s Academy Of Music. q
es:,..s@ Association OF Foreign preps
Rs,,s ,sySendents 20 Sir A. Maurice Low,
t'sahsr = sss.sVoort, o'clock.
! ssrlf,ns lIraffe Club OF New York, Wal
Fsas, es1sis, s:I5 O'Clock.
afe,1s sssce OF Greenwich village rsis-
asilsr,. .s,oesety. Hotel Gonfarona, l5e
ssIasS street. corner Eighth, s:46
s,s ! O'clock.
@az D, steuer on THE sauc,,ty
sss,s ss,.ss Association. Hotel Aston c,ciect &
ssa syTaternal Association Of Musi-
s;ssck west sixty-fourth street. G
q s1s My Sy osorxs w wickersham on why
;ahsrnss,ss sae Supreme Court" Broad way
,.ssa : n.e,naSo arSoaaway and Ftfty-sixth
ssscs :, Ia New York Psyeho.ogtca, Asso-
ftsd s,asle susie School settlement. SIS Eass
3an,,s,, $3.50 O'Clock. lecture on
1ssa,s raetors 10 Difficult Adjust
= rS.. :. shs nev. DR.. Henry C. xing
sspses y Biblical and Chi -fian Az
sstca g., ms@ York University, WASH
~ rho.a.u oausre, $3.50 O'clock.
Z kaSssn, CUB OF America uxhisitfon
..iIes - SQUARE Garden. osciock
sas zee Writer'S. az Fifth Avenue.
sssae - Lecture by Charles fanson
Eaaxs' an Editorial View OF Fiction
y ps5.n. =. Kai.onSorn on Through
gas, sn Canal and Down the West
ss,sc.a 5asooklyn Institute Of Art ana
ssisfe ~ ssssaderny of Music. s:fs O'clock.
sfsauIo, Mss Alice 4. Bailey en- .sfhs
ssssaae oI the Psychic, ESQ Madison
la o'slasS ISrhsf Thirty seventh Street.
s'sss,ee m es "A, 4. 4 Lindsay on .ascdsrn
.'is esejasLa ne snosasna..' e Hotel Ansonia,
sslsss Bowsry Mission. ss7 now.ry.
Nv s. w Infantry. Nasionaf Guard. re-
81 gsdfer Geaerai yAsaes FoSb.
Rssas 1 1ss ssrs Avsnas aad rhirsy- fourth
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
To Add Three More Stories
To Eve and Ear Hospi.aI

Plans have been filed with The Man
haitian Bureau of Buildings for enlarg-
ing the Manhattan Eye, Ear and Throat
Hospital at 20S to 216 East Sixty
fourth Street, by adding three stories
TO the six-story building there and
making in nine stories. York g. Sawyer
are the architects and have estimated
that it will cost 100000 to make the
change,
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
Realty Trading I'm Bronx

Bessie Ruth sold to Anna Widdero-
witz the plot at the northwest corner
of Heath Avenue and 229th Street, AJAX
i00Ix irregular.
Miller g. Kaplan resold lot on the
east side of the Grand Concourse be-
tween i96th and 199th streets at a
reported profit Of $4,000. They pur-
chased 1t three months ago.
W. d. Morgan sold for Benenson
Bros. the one-story building contain
ing four stores on the east side Of
recatur Avenue, 100 feet south of Is5th
Street.
Edward Arnheiter sold to Jacob M.
Lewis the plot on che west side OF
Morris Avenue, 250.10 feet north of
196th Street, 50.2x113.2x irregular.
F. Charles Heuser sold TO Louis
Friedman the two-story dwelling at the
southwest corner Of Clinton Avenue
and 178th Street, 25.4x1Go,
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
Cooke

COOK -HoUsEwoRKER (French), neat,
competent, conscientious. highly recon-
rnended: sleep home. Mason's Agency, a.
East t4th ct. Murray Hill SITS.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
Home Buying i'm BROOKLYN

/ salzberg sold For L. Levine to NJ.
Lubelsky the two-family cottage, 4Ox
400, at 1910 Forty-ninth Street and for
D. Kleinman to S. Wieder the two
family cottage, 3bx1OO, at 117e East
Ninth Street.
Samuel Galitzka sold for the Almore
Construction Company to Jennie Lieb-
man two-story house with garage,
2ox1o0, at 866 East Twelfth Street.
A. Mishkin sold for the Do Ro Build
ing Corporation to ]. Dimes new
two-family dwelling with garage, 4ox
100, at 722 East Seventh Street.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28

WAITRESS young. neat. stesiisnt. Miss
Halls Bureau, ~ West A4th Sc Van
derhtit B340
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
To Name Bes, Downtown
Buildings Erected This Year

The DOWNTOWN League announces
through David Robinson, It's president.
that the committee appointed to select
the best buildings erected and The best
buildings remodeled In the downtown
district for the year 1922 consists of
J. Louis Schaefer, Louis V. Bright and
Charles F. Noyes. Various buildings
will be inspected by the committee and
the awards made toward the end Of
the wear
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
Deal Pend'ng for Broadway
And 5Oth So, Corner Sal,

1t is understood that the Dietz estate
has negotiations we'll advanced through
Erown. Wheelock- Harris, Vought Il Co.
and Henry Shapiro & Co for the sale
of the realty at the southwest corner
OF Broadway and Fiftieth Street, on
plot 50x127. The Regal Company ac-
CURED this property in 1917 under
lease which contained purchase
option.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
PUBLIC NOTICES

ANTONIO MEROLA, No. ATS; VIM. Kies-
wer. No. 36s: Daniel Goodspeed. No e31 :;
Meyer Axinn, Nos. 4a7 to 44s Inc. TAKE
NOTICE: Unless your contract within
FIVE days ~ paid to date, the forfeitura
!B indicated after mama. MEACHAM
REALTY CORPORATION, 10 Park Row,
NeY York - =
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
Mrs. John Turner Atterbury
Rents 10Th St. Pronerf,

Douglas L. Gilman & Co. leased is
West Forty-ninth Street for Mrs. John
Turner Atterbury to Mrs. r. Rishel,
Of Richmond, Va.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28

COOK. Scotch. young. highly recommend
ed; city. Miss Halls Bureau, IT West
44th st.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
ArAnTMENTs TO LEr--FUnNrsHED
APARTMENTS TO LET-UNFuRNIsHE

sIST- T-Brcaoway---s and F@orns, we'll fur
nished apartments. elevator. 1865 B'way
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28

ceptionaiiy competent. highly recon-,
mended; $S5. Mrs. Masor'y Agency Az
Eeat S%th st. Murray Eiil eT7A.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds, .Iewelry, Etc.
Furniture

bought and sold for cash. Aa.
vice free. Bennei'. 172 B'way, I'd ficav
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
MEETINGS
CHYLDRENsS Ar

cHTLDRENs AID SOCIETY
The Annual Nesting OF the Chiiarsnss Ax
Sccsety will be held TrerHsy Neyeynses
2sth. ny Q p. M. 81 she Bank Of ii. n. q
Trust Company sa Wall Htrsss.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
Flat i'm BroadIsurst Ave. Sold

James T.. Van SAINT bought from the
estate Of John M. Tenken and John H.
Wohltmann ll2 Bradhurst Avenue, a
2ive-story apartment, 25x75. This Is
fve years. Alfred P. Coburn was the
broker.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
LOST, FOUND AND REWARD
Lost Baakbooks

LOST -gsnkbook No. sso,sss, Union
Square Savings Bank, 20 Union aQuSre.
New York. Payment stopped. Finder
piaasce return TO bank.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
HELP WANTED FEMALE

EXPERIENCED French designer on liza.
gerio for speciality shop; one who can
give a few hours every evening. The
Eastern Sun Beam Shop. sS2 PARK ave.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
Old Real Estate Concern
Moves 10 New I4ncafsnn

Harris, Vought & Co. moved from 6
East Forty-sixth Street to their new
Offices at 20 East Forty-eighth Street
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28

SMITH. ROBERT KIN pursuance of an
order of Honorable john p. Cohalan, q
Surrogate of the County Of New York. no
claims against Robert X. smith. late Of the
County of New York, deceased, to present
the same with vouchers thereof to the sub
ness, at the Office Of Nicoil. Anable. Fuller
& Sullivan. their attorneys. at No. 61 Broad
wax, Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New
1925,
Dated, New York. the 18th day of Novem-
Der, 1922.
THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST
THOMAS s. FULLER,
ALFRED w. HAYWOOD,
Executors.
NIcof-E. ANABLE. FULLER G. SULLIVAN,
Attorneys for Executors, 81 Broadway,
Borough of Manhattan, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28

|spring Street Building Sold
;in A. Schoen sold for Mary Il. Nc
[sr'y the s'x-story building. 25x120,
r. Spring Street 60 Som Softer and
|hasn Notowits.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28

WAITRESS CHAMBERMATp --s Young
Irish girl; excellent two years' reser-
ences. w. Miss H6fmayer's Agency, 10
East 43d st.. I'D acor. Telephons ss47
Murray Hill.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28

I.OST--Bankbook No. e37,soa of Greenwich
Savings Bank. 2&s Sixth Ave-. ~. Y City.
Payment stopped. Pisaso return to bank.
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GLEN COVE

PLOTS OF v ACRE. HraH,
wonderful wazer view. large trees: q .nia-
utes from beach; 5000 to $1,000; easy corr
Muting; terms arranged. I. b. Hammond.
Glen Cove, l.. ], Phone s72.w.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28

LOST---Bankbook Mo. 37Ss3B, Harlem Gav.
ings Bank. $50 East 12sth st. Payment
stopped. Finder please return 60 bank.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
Miscellaneous

LADIES' MAID--Lady wfahes TO place fer
maid by day, as ladies' maid or nuT.
references: telephone for appointment Tues@
dey Detween 70 and 9. RalrefandeY e2es.
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Laundresses

Nursery Governe ss-YounE English woman.
Both highly recommended. Miss Hof-
Mayors Agency, 10 East 42d ST., Sd floor