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Evening star., 1922-05-29
FEW SELECTED LISTINGS.
In Best Section of Petworth
$1,000. Terms.

In Best Section of Petworth.
$1,000. Terms.
Rock Creek Church and Warder. One Of
those beautiful Kennedy Brothers homes
Seven large rooms and tiled bath flour bed
rooms); hot-water heat, gas, electricity; lot
21 feet wide; two-car garage. This il rare
opportunity. Grasp 1t now.
On Capitol Hill Near Library.
Price Reduced!!!
Wen appointed brick residence Of ten rooms
and bath. Within walking distance Of Cap
itol Library, House and Senate ofHce buildings.
Owner is very desirous Of selling this house
quickly and has reduced the price to s., $50.
Situated in 4 good all-white nsighborhood. Act
quickly.
Old Aristocratic Georgetown.
$500 Only.
Brick residence Of eight rooms and bath:
hot-water heat. Room for q garage. This
property can be touched up just little and
can be brought back to the appealing home II
was when Georgetown was like our finest resi-
Dental section Of today. Georgetown Is coming
back strong too. Better hurry IL interested in
this.
Beautiful Country Estate
IN District
Evening star., 1922-05-29

SHANNON
713 14th St. NV.
BLOOMINGDALE.
$3.50.
bath brick house located at one of the high
est points in this section and overlooking
park: colonial front porch: double rear
porches; hot-water heat: new electric TX
lures: gas; hardwood doors and trim. brick
garage included.
ALTA VISTA, MD.
S1O,5OO.
Beautiful suburban home and acres Of
ground developed in lawn, paintings and
shade The house. which has Z large rooms
splendid condition: large porches: garage.
The owner will make terms and give posses
sion.
SOUTHEAST.
$1,000.
Practically new house. near Lincoln Park.
IN q good peighborhood Of up-to-date homes;
eemi-detached brick, two stories. with 9
rooms and bath: cellar: hot-water heat; hard
wood floors and trim: electricity and gas;
screens; front and double rear porches; terms.
NO. COLUMBIA. HEIGHTS.
So,95O.
Two-story tapestry brick house Of rooms
and bath ideally located west Of 14th st:
hot-water heat; electricity gas; hardwood
deep lot to alley; terms; exceptionally good
value.
Evening star., 1922-05-29
Huntington St.
Chevy Chase, D. c.


$3.50.
Most attractively arranged detached home:
dining room on FIRST floor. Three bedrooms and
bath on second floor. Shrubhery, trees, etc.
Hot-water heat. electric light. Don't delay
Terms can be arranged.
Buchanan St. and Georgia Ave.
$4,000.
Four bedrooms and bath. beautifully ar
ranged. colonial porch house. Breakfast room
and double brick garage. Hot-water heat,
electric light. Deep lot Quick action on
this property Is necessary. Very easy terms
Immediate Possession.
$I3,5oo.
one-half block from Wardman Park Inn.
Seven rooms and bath. Tapestry brick house:
Hot-water heat; electric lights; aardwood wood
alley. Brick garage. Investigate before it
Is too late.
Near Washington Cathedral.
$4,000.
Standardized home. within 2 stones throw
Of the new cathedral. Twelve well arranged
rooms. Large built-in garage. Nine bed;
rooms, four baths, two showers. Two heated
lights and all modern improvements. Large
front yard. Practically new. Terms can be
arranged for quick purchaser.
Near Dupont Circle.
$4,000.
Situated on Que st. One OF those beautiful
brownstone houses. containing eleven rooms.
two large tiled baths; hot-water heat. electric
lights finest grade of h1tures). Oak floors
TwO-cnr
Evening star., 1922-05-29
AVALON INN
BRADDoCK HEIGHTS. md.

BEDFORD STRINGS. PA
Evening star., 1922-05-29

new home near 10th and Park road. hav-
ing eight large rooms. reception hall and bath
tnclosed sleeping porch: buiIt-in garage; hard
wood floors: electric lights; lot 22 IT. wide.
Price $14, 900; reasonable terms.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22
Apartments and 2-Family
Houses Figure i'm Bronx Sales

Moses D. Moss and Samuel J. Lchr
purchased the twenty-five family mod
crn apartment. 56x145. at 1898 Vyse
Avenue. held AZ 100000 The Irwin
Fssi Holding Company was the seller
and George Steinman the broker.
Calm Calm. bought from the
estate Of Katherine Bothner 527 East
l4sth Street. a fve-story apartment
376xl00. R. VI. Bulge. Charles d.
Much and ?. A. Stripe were the brokers.
The Spear Heating and Engineering
Corporation bought from Frederick
Mathesius the two six-story apartments
at 349-355 East 142d Street. 74xl00.
The Benenson Realty Company re-
sold 10 a client Of G. Tuoti & Co.. 3l3
East l54th Steet, q fve-story apart
ment. 50xl00
Scott Brothers sold for the Schwab
estate the three-famly dwelling 1852
Anthony Avenue, 10 Patrick Carey; the
same brokers sold 2s6 Reservoir Oval.
a two-family dwelling to Ellen Burke
for Patrick Johnson; 27l9 Decatur Ave
nue.. a two-fsmily dwelling. 5OxlOO. for
the Carey estate . Bartholomew
Schiavone; for William Shary the two
family dwelling. 50x100 at 36s East
2O7th Street 10 William P. Flanagan.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22
Former AstOr
Flats Bring
Quick Profit
MaN y. Natanson Resells Two
of Twenty Houses on 10Th
Ave. Bought Earlier in
Week; Buying on East Side

Max y. Natanson rcsold two of the
twenty houses purchased by him earlier
in the week from the Farmers Loan
and Trust Company. as trustee for tho
William Waldorf Astor estate. The
houses sold arc AZ 705 Tenth Avenue.
northwest corner Of Fortv.eichth
street, and 7l9 Tenth Avenue. Al the
southwest corner Of Forty-ninth Street.
251AXlOO each. The purchaser. in each
case IS the tenant OF the store in tho
premises. The houses were held al
$4,000 each and were sold on an all
cash basis. Ashforih & Co. were the
brokers.
The Pierre & Golden Company sold
Tor Simon Fink 1924 Amsterdam Ave
nue.. northwest corner OF l40th Street.
a tve-story apartment with stores. 2jx
100.
d. Kempner & Son, Inc, sold for
Samuel Fleischman, executor Of the
estate Of Hanchcn Rothschild. the five
story fiat with store az 5si Third Ave
nuo. adjoining the northeast corner Of
Thirty street. ls.5x75, held by
the selling family for twenty five
wears. The same brokers sold for the
Blocker Won Wagner estate the two
fve-story fats at POI and 223 West
Eighteenth Street 90 Sol Friedus and
Morris Steinberg
Margaret VI. Grady sold % Harry
J. Nelson l5i East Thirtieth Street.
a fve-story fiat. 2Ox9s9.
William Albert sold 20 Cornelius
Neuman 1874 Third Avenue. northwest
corner OF Seventy-eighth Street, a four
story store tenement, 25sxi00.
Joseph Nasarowitz resold for James
II. Cruikshank tho four-story tenement
and two-story rear building at 327
East Thirty-second Street. 25xl00. 20
buyer who will make extensive alter
atiOns
Leonard Well sold se3 and 395 East
Eighth Street. two fve-story tenements.
5Ox93.ii Julius Levy was the broker.
The Chasmore Construction Com
pany purchased the two siX-story tene-
ments at SOC and sos East Seventieth
Street. 74xlO05.
Isaac L. Silverberg sold 90 Max
Rechte 1856 East Tooth Street. a FIVE
story tenement. 25xl001l.
The Salol Realty Company sold 20
Sarah H. Walls the fve-story tene-
ment al 2i51 Fifth Avenue. 25x99.
The fye-stOry store tenement. 25x
699x irregular, al $40 East Houston
Street, has been sold by Fanny Reider
20 Esther Harrison
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22
Deal Closed for S6.000.000
Loan on Garment Buildings

TIE Title Guarantee and Trust Com
urv closed yesterday a loan OF So
10000 on the two buildings Of the
Carmen. Center Realty Company. Inc,
Z. the northwest and southwest cor
,,rs OF Seventh Avenue and Thirty
pgtrih street, with Is around into
mior.rc streets. a. reported in these
to.smrs recently.
Tie mortgage is at six per cent and
rrs for zen years. subject 20 amor
tnnon during the period 4 large
r,-.on of the loan has already been
tgosed Of 20 small investors. who
au taken shares Ia the mortgage
rf,.ch thc medium Of the guaranteed
fr mortgage certificates. William A..
Ttie e. Sons were the brokers.
The Title Guarantee and Trust Com
a1y also loaned on first mortgage 20
iroN 4 Harbencr Corporation S225,O00
o. ae six-story store apartment at
% southwest corner Of Broadway and
l'a Street. lO0x100. The mortgage
h tor f.e and a half years at six
pef cent
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22
Suburban Home Buyers
Select Westchester Places
Insurance Man Buys Dwelling
Now Being Completed at
Pelham Manor

Caspar Hagameyer, OF the Equitable
Life Assurance Society, purchased a
residence on Edgewood Avenue. Pelham
Manor. The dwelling is now being
completed Of the old English type. 75x
u 65 irregular. The seller is the John
T. Brook Company, which has been
asking $37 900 for the property. George
A. Bowman was tho broker.
The property at Dobbs Ferry. for
merry owned by Miss Madeline Apple
ton and recently purchased By Mrs,
Everett W English. has been rcsold by
Kenneth Ives & Co. 20 /. r. White
more. Tho property consists Of a
frame cottage with large grounds on
the summit Of a cliff overlooking Dobbs
Ferry station and the Hudson River.
Il was held AZ $4,000
Prince & Ripley sold for Jennie s.
Lyon. her residence at Mamaroneck
Avenue ard QuaropPas Street, White
Plains.
The W. D. Stewart residence at l27
Corona Avenue. Pelham Heights. has
been rented. furnished for the sum.
mer TO c. W. Hough, through Chaun-
cey B. Grifen.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22
Real Estate News
Proceeds of Mace Estate
Sale To Go TO Charity
Wax cGcld Park. Of Bronx Sec
ton. Lots Average $3.50
al Auction

a large crowd attended tho auction
OF the /. II. Mace estate in tho Bronx.
held in the vcscy street salesroom yes
;erday by Bryan T. Kennedy, Inc. The
lots sold for on average Of $500
The proceeds Of the sale will 20 20 ten
charitable institutions provided for
under the terms of Mr Mace's will
N. Watsay paid il.4O0 for the plot
3sNils. Cn the west side Of White Plains
Road. 1876 feet south Of 24ist Street
The first lo. offered at the southeast
corner of Bronxwood Avenue and East
232d Street went 20 Paul Miller for
S725. The same buyer bought the ad-
joining two lots on the avenue for
s6c5 each. The lot 27xlO0. a. the north
east corner Of BfonNwocd Avenue and
East 23lst street was purchased by h..
Militan for $3.50 Mr. Militan also
bought the next FOUR lots on The ave-
nue. for $3.50 each
Inside lots on last 232d Street. be-
tween BronXwood and pnuidirg Ave-
nucs. brought from 1915 20 sl75 each.
LOts on the moth side % Fast 22ie.
Street. between Brentwood and pAuld
inc Avenues. sold from S275 20 Si25
each Among the buyers we've Robert
A. Miller. Joseph u. Dobbs. Peter T..
Warner. Elizabeth EllonCscn and
George shaw
The lot. 25xiO0. NJ the southeast cor
rer of Brentwood Avenue and East
l32d street. was sold 10 Peter Rezzoli
for 5000 Three lots on tho east side
of brentwood Avenue. between East
230th and East 23lst streets, went 20
Morris pollack FOR $500 each.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22
Leases Of Business Space
In Town and Down Town

Tier. Fallon & Kyle Company leased
the store az West Forty-second Street
TO Joseph Cohen, Of the Pioneer
Hosiery Company; space at 2l2 West
Forty-second TO the Sightseeing Auto
Pleasure Company; the store at 1855
Sixth Avenue TO the IN Noy Inter
state Company. and the six-story build
ing at 313 West Fifteenth Street to the
Gem Fountain Corporation.
Adams & Co. leased the store and
basement at 1925 and l27 Fifth Avenue
10 the Washington Mills. Inc; floor
AT so to SO West Eighteenth Street t,ts' 70
Jscob Sacks, and a floor at 70 Fifth
Avenue 70 II. B. Isaacson Company, Inc
Tankoos. Smith Co. leased the
s.ore in the Cockroft Building, at Mas
ear Street northwest corner OF John
Street. to the Times Square Auto Sup
Charles B. Van Valen, Inc. leased
the third floor at So John ,.;,ti stree cor1o 10
The lessees occupied the ao-
Joining building at 60 John Street
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22
Low Sized Business Building
On West Side Sold

Spot & Starr. Inc. sold for Fred
or.ck J. Martin 20 Samuel Goldstein
the two-storv business building on the
north side Of ii5th street. l25 feet
east o. broadway. l00x100. The prop
crtv has been hold 70 Sls5.000.
Tsnkooe. Smith & Co. sold for tho
Zermill Garage. Inc. tho one-storv
building ~ COS and COZ West Forty
ninth street. 50yi00. Tho purchaser
upon expiration of cS.st.ng leases will
al'e, the property.
Mary +. Benedict sold 20 William
Dooriey 40 West l50th street. a one
story store building. 20l1xii.4.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22
Mrs. Max Nathan Gives Up
Dwelling for Apartment Life

Pcasc & Elliman leased apartments
al 907 Fifth Avenue Of fourteen rooms
and five baths. which had been oc-
cupied by the owner Of the building.
J. +. r. Carpenter. 90 Mrs. Max Nathan.
who now lives in the private dwelling
az % East Severty-secoud street: a.
$50 Park Avenue 20 +. y. Chapman. at
2i West FiNy-siXth street 20 T. !.
Libbin; nj 40 East Eighty-third Street
20 the Misses Fannie Metzgor and
Florence Borkowitz: at 65 West Sixty
eighth street 20 John r. Carey. and AZ
236 West Scvonticth Street 10 Dr. Con-
stantine u. Logothcti
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22
ire Record


@''-.,i T,r6hsm "a. the Bronx s,.r
'f'-Bacsurae av and 23sth st.
ihe Iro1v. auto truck. New
si.- isTk hfison 60. ....,.. -. - ri'''s
a., ,seci-e light pole ....... nHno"h
W. --fh st: Gerdandlef
"'-.t ". its,h e.. .secondori De
'''--i', Mercer 81, Exchange Bsnet.
TX OnAh'"H
'''-iti 2. i,;d a.. Bessie Weiss.
49," L. fsth r. auto westcott
-'singion av ana tsth 81.
tff .+...... ..-...- 4 iii4iAe
-''' sth av.. Harry Powers
"'-tti Ess, Foraham rd.. the
81 bior1. Michael Tr.ftor. Unknown
Mes. l7th st.. Epier
y. y. IRE record Or june II represented
hatirg occurred ia the premises
h.t. Ftf .fu Hardware Co. al go
"a, .l The Flre Marshals Office re-
A. h. IRE occurred in other premises
y, hfooms e.. auto. samuel
.lls Broadway. Chnd's RestAu-
''-''i P 7s,h g.. Joseph curando
III Unknown
So " taa IT,. Louis ogPea-
-' ffftsssssssss.....l hhnD"H
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22
Row in Brazilian
Exposition Board
LaidBeforeHugh
rour Commissioners. In
Guiding Mrs. Livermore,
Present. bu, Harrison. Au-
thor of Charges, Is Absent

-. ~~.ture's Woshireto~ Bs-eos
u,euINCTON. juno 2i.-Tho con-
- within the American commits
- .he Brsrilian exposition. with
- 4 Harrison resident commits
- arrsyed against the four other
-,ers Of tie organization, was
- to-day before Secretary Of State
-. with whom an members of the
--i.sior. except Harrison, con
,..,,s for almost an hour.
+, ,he conclusion q the conference,
= Collier. head ~ the commission,
Nr.,8 20 discuss what had happened.
80 about the absence OF Commis-
49, Harrison. Mr Collier said he
',i ,st csriain it. as all tho COM
fo...-er, Rad been invited 90 con
~,s Secretary Hughes. Harrison
rot hc found to-day, but It Is
ss.-,.ool th-. be IS preparing q
.....~sr, o. his side Of the controversy
--sse-taron 90 President Harding.
u.b NJ Collier in his conference
=. his associates, Mrs. Arthur J..
,'-,-rsore. ~ New York City; John
r.rbv. o. Tcyas. and ". II. Stevens.
y P,o Dc Jarciro.
Tse row ir tho commission. u was in
g,,.sd to-day. cannot be settled with
- reorganization OF its personnel.
y, majority members have charged
r,--.,on with Juggling the records Of
=, commission and he has responded
- a statement that Kirby and Mrs.
f.-s-more were giving little OF their
-. .o the work and payment 20 them
- .ssir monthly fee OF y625 was a
80 ~ public funds. Mrs. Livcrmore
-, sad hr Harrison % give much
-. N affairs socially and Kirby was
~ 20 have spent time lobbying for
ar.M duties.
m ,he statement Harrison Is now
..-~.-nr for President Harding il is
...Ssrstood that he will make further
,ss-res against his associates, directed
,,-,'cularr 10 the expenditure Of por-
,e,s of the slOO0.0O0 fund appropri-
s.sd bv Congress. for an American cx-
-. AZ tre brazilian exposition. II rs
s.ssrs,ood Harrison will point out
"a. .se commission has arranged vari-
80 etsr.s and exhibits FOR the expo
,ton with an lettering in English
.,s;s.d o. iu Portuguese; that none
n ,se members speak Portuguese and,
a,-efore. arc unable 90 represent
,,.,erly 'ho Government az Brazil. and
H.. other steps directed toward in
s,-~irr South Americans with tho
,tl,v o. the United States 10 fur
rh ,he- commercial wants have not
l,sa taken by tho commission.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22
T.. ID. Du Parcq Becomes Owner
OF Fine Nanhassci Estate

=. D. Du Parcq purchased the John
T. Farnham place ~ Ianhasset. u
is one OF the show places ~ the North
Shore and was hold 10 100000. stanley
+. Flint, also OF this city. purchased
the Elizabeth Brown propertr on Man.
hasset Bay. Thomas O'ConneU, Of
Manhassef. was the broker.
Michael L.cht bought 40 Beach
family dwelling. l0xl00.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22
Goyernesses, Etc.

NURSERY GOvERNEss English. Young
-efnsd capable. physical care. highly
rrrommrrdcf Miss Halls Bureau. ~ ".
fffh Vanderbilt $40
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22
Operator Buys Motion Picture
Thcatcr and Bronx Stores

Daniel II. Jackson has bought from
the Ernest Holding Company two
ihrec-story buildings AZ 3sGl-9l Third
Avenue. adjoining the northeast cor
ner Of Ciaremont Parkway. They con-
tain thirteen stores. moving picture
theater. dance hall and meeting
rooms on the upper floors, on plot 200
xl0O. The buildings are rented 20 one
one tenant az S30,50D per annum and
the lease now expires. !. b. Wagner
was the broker. The property was
held 90 S2JO.OO0.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22
Broad st. Hospital Leases
Buildinos for Nurses Home

. childs & Humnhries leased for the
" State Street Realty Corporation
ts tve-story building at s state Street
ne ior the Battery Park Land Cor
Nn,.on the fye-story building at
Si'e Street 20 the Broad Street Hos,
taL These buildings adjoin ana
f,ri On Battery Park. The property
Ili Be extensively altered and USED
( he hospital as a nurses home.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22
CorporationBuysPark
And goth Street Corner

The Mandel-Ehrich Corporation pur-
chased from George C. Boldt ir,
through Albert B. Ashforth. Inc, the
northeast corner Of Park Avenue and
Thirty-ninth street, fronting 1919 on
Park Avenue. with a depth Of so feet
on the north side o. Thirty-ninth
Street.
Since the construction Of the viaduct
from Fortieth Street north on Park
Avenue. the vehicular traffic has in
creased so much that IL has become
necessary 20 widen Park Avenue be-
tween Thirty-ninth and Fortieth streets.
This work is scheduled for completion
the early part Of August.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22

Offices for Il. Loeb 4 Go.
Pease & Gilman leased of,ees a.
- Rroadway TO Bamberger, Loeb q TO-
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22
NJ Hess Purchases
uellinr on Madison Ave.

kJ. Hess purchased the fve-s'ory
iraarr e., 4i1 Madison Avenue from
lea ]. Haccin. lt has a frontage Of
q feet between Forty-ninth and Fif-
,'i streets. VI. & i. Hess. lnco were
- tfoscrs.
EH. Galiard & Co.. Inc sold for
Assel Lager the four-story residence
o 90 Woe Eighty-hfth Street l7.ox
M The Purchaser plans alterations.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22
Bathgaic Ave. Apartment
iinnsinc 30 families Sold

Charles 49, Wvnne and Louis ii.
Low. operators. rcsold 90 an investing
tisnt of Louis Is. Adler the siX-story
trirncrf ~ l75s-GO Bathgate Avenue,
t-niunc thirty apartments. on plot
gsii.. The sellers purchased the
rrgr.y from the builders. the Baume
ia.y Company, who erected the
iass abn.t ten years ago.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22
Miller Estate sells Chambers
~. Holding Owned for 90 Yrs

laucs j. Morris & Co. wholesale
rroccs have added another parcel 20
their present holding az l52 Chambers
Street by acquiring from the estate Of
Mary ". Miller. the six-stOry and base
rert warehouse at 1jf Chambers
s.reot 23iix75. This is The FIRST sale
o. ,he property in over sixty years.
Ceoree H Read & Go. were the brokers.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22
Fiye Lots on Upper Broadway
Bnughi for improvement

Irving and Chester D. Judis pur-
chased from Rose ". Post for immedi-
te Improvement the plot Of five lots
90 t-a southwest corner OF Broadway
sn8 Academy Street. fronting l02 feet
or Broadway and l26 feet on Academy
Stree. The opposite northwest corner
vas recently improved with an apart
mcrt George Ranger was the broker.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22
TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
LOST. FOUND AND REWARD

lost Tapeffry, about fvs n green, blue
anf fnn coi0rs from automobile passing
through Fast son s. on Juno ~. reward
n 100 rli 20 paid f0f return - same 20
Mrs D. y Morgan. 80 Fast Ciat 81
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22

APARTMENTS 10 LET-TuRNIsIIED
Manhattan
GREENWICH VILLAGE -Th-,e room, a-d
bath apnffmcnt nr. furnished PLAYER
piano. VIII fert furnished 0r -.n modera'-
i.ntal. Apartment a.. 2f1 WaterIey pi.. cor
nor W''f iifh sf. Chelsea t't'
GOTH ST. ~ EAsT.
Five rooms fwo baths. atifaciiveiy fur
n.'''a' ''5 5c,f9rs ~, * g. roirAxY.
,'2 Madison Ave. Murray Hii oi'o
UNFINISHED APARTMENTS
CENTRAL PARK WEST fss-7 rooms
elevator apartment. c0rcesei0r 10 or-
'ober Apply supcrnfealent 90 ffzrDy
osat
10TH ST. 5u WEST q rooms elevator
convenient. rcle.oratei. possession. no
1925 srr'
cENTRAL PARK WEST. ssa- -High class.
rooms. in'hs conway. a5-l hifers'ae
wEsTCnEsTER COUNTY REhL ESTATE
NEW ROCHELLE For rent. furnished. new
srucco srd shinrie house. slate root
rooms. baths. p0r. nrs slfase. fnaee
trees Julv iff-Ortoher iei 1870 pr month
rosponsihfe people H a. g. 2 Watkins o..
Sow Rochelle Phone 5-t.
TWENTY Y-THREE room high oias. resi-
dcuce. sarltarlum or rest cure, bargain
II Curtis. chappaqua. y.
4 f7t 00o 600 feet elevation. ls-roofn con-
crete cottage with acres Tor t-pOy
easy terms Seen hy appointment cn!y.
II x curtis. ChapTnQua. =. y.
SUMMER HOMES TO RENT
MANHATTAN BEACH
Fireproof con rcfe cottages. roorn'
ana bath. nicely furnished. ail modern con-
vcufences. excellent. restricted neighbor-
hood. lawns and flower boxes. bathing.
fshirg tennis courts. 5000 f1r season til
October Take Brighton Beach subway
10 Brighton Beach then Manhattan Beaca
,ar fo end ~ iile Call o. 1901 oriental
boulevard
COTTAGE IN Be-kshire HIS 20 rent %
Christian Narafi0nlff. comfortably fur
nlfhed ample room fof -FOUR ADULTS. i-0 per
week lleal fof groups - business women
Phone Cooper Mansheli +ptf.
Arr-vEAR HOME. - rooms. baths. al
improvements. large garage house situated
on las az Far E0ckauay. Apply Or phone
Watkins 770e. Mrs. J.. SEVERN. - West
18th ~.
PORTLAND Magnificent country home.
situated on river. 80 large rooms, az
conseniences Walter Glldersleeve. Allyn
Iouse Phone 1850. Hartford. Conn.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22

LIVE ~ YOUR OWN HOME ossu'
,ffui residential section. between
wonfcisir and Morristo~n' VII a.
rice rnine m enect qplck rs.'
-, 80 n.ota into. almost l@N. on
rfls fooxfan feet. trees rnNeIa
sr-uhs sen handsome rooms. ffp
tred baths. living room. ~ n. lonE'
~.f,b huge open fireplace. garase.
,..an hea.. running water. eleclrlc
urht. parqust hoors. hsrdHood tritn'
ir redned. exclusive neishh 'rnoon'
rear country ciub. schools. chufehes
ard markets 81 Ihinufes on train ~
y Y. clty. splendid commiiat'on
service. ID. Z. a " complete. beau
ffuliy der c,rsf-d sI2.s0o. on s.s}
terms % desirable parif. lDM ~ :.
TEp Postoffics Box l.loa. 'iV
HaU station. Sew York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22
TOR sAIE

ArREnAIE rurs frn weeks 80 rsr's'
tered stock guaranteed. j MfEfnH
Beverly ~
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22

WOUsEWoRKER Protestant eNcell'nf
cook waitress, exceptional references
cfaughneSsy' Bureau 500 9Th sv
GENERAL houseworker good cook Young
neaf widow with girl years 5000.
Wafflsr's Agency 90 West al
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22
sURRoGArEs' NOTICES

II PURSUANCE OF AZ ORDER or HON.
JOIN = Collin 4 ss,r!.eggats o. ihs
given 10 an r"refrs having claims against
cAnOLlNE MATHEH JACKSON. late % ths
County - NeH York. decca sei. 20 present tho
same wIfh ,0u- hers thereof 10 the subscriber,
AZ h.s place * fransacting business. once %
his attorneys. Stetson. Jcrnings 4 Russell.
40. rs B4oad Street. In the city ~ New
York. on or before the .Oih day Of December
neat. ARTHUR w. BINGHAM.
Executor.
Dated. NcN York. the iIih day Of Juns.
1872.
SILfsON. JENNINGS RUSSELL.
Attorneys for Executor.
rs Broad Street
i. New York. - T.