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New-York tribune., 1922-10-23
Trading I'm F1athouses

Albert D. Phelps and Il. j. Rogers
sold for the B II D, Realty Company
312, 814 and BIC East Forty-fifth Street
three fve-story tenement houses, 79x
100.
Samuel Cohen sold to Adam Romano
the five-story dathouse with store at
352 East 11lth Street, 25x100.10.
Gladys Christy sold to Angelo Raj
faele the five-story tenement house at
81 Baxter Street, 25x100.
Anastasia Chizak sold to John Tel
garescz the fve-story tenement at 621
East Fifteenth Street, 26x1033.
Morris Jacobowitz sold to the Con-
gregation Horodenka, Inc, the four
story building with stores at 1872 Ridge
Street, 27x100.
Duross Company sold for Edward E.
vollhart to Edward Brembel 656 Wash.
ington Street, between West Tenth and
Christopher, a four-story house with
store, 17.8x60.
Joseph w. Meyer sold to Vincent
Mangione the three-story building at
% Downing Street, 1870.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-23
Trading i'm Modern Flats
I'm Nortt,ery4. Rnr

John J. Tully purchased from the
NJ. M. K. Realty Corporation 28O9
Briggs Avenue, a fve-story modern
apartment, 100x102. 1t houses forty
four families and was held at S22o. 600.
Alexander Selkin and David Mint were
the brokers.
Harry Calm purchased from Ernes-
tine Jacobowsky and Cecilia r. Ober
the f1ve-story modern apartment, with
stores, A0x195, at 963 Prospect Avenue.
Abraham Sternlicht was the broker,
T. William Sohns sold the southeast
corner Of 1S3d Street and Bathgate
Avenue, five-story modern apartment,
55x95.
S. Ullman sold for Mary Sussnan
1854 Walton Avenue, q thYee-story>
two-falnily brick house, 2ox1oO; also
1858, aimilar house, for the same
owner.
s.. II. Frankenhsim sold tho two
family brick dwelling at AT East 1eeth
Street, 17x100, for Mary Hanrahan 60
Simon Tabachine; also the three-stors'
dwelling. 17x1o0, at A70 East 140th
Street, for Beckie Ostrove to Annia
Lspselder, and for Ida Rethman to
Fannie Eisen the three-story house at
ATT East 1A1st Street, 1s.9x100.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-23
suMMoNs

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
New York. County of New York
SOPHIE ELIcHTENsTEIN, Piainfiff. axainst
MORRIS LICHTENSTEIN, Defendant.
Summons. Action for Absolute Divorce.
Trial desired IN New York County.
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENuAc1Is:
& YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to an
swer the com plant In this actien and to
serve copy OF your answer, or, IL the CON-
plant is net served with this summons. 10
serve notice OF appearances on the plain
tiff's attorney within twenty days after the
service of this summons. exclusive of the
day Of service. In case ss your failure to
appear or answer. jud gnent will be taken
against you ny default for the relief de-
manded In ths complaint.
Dated, New York City, September 23th
is22. MOSES H HoENfG,
Attorney for Plaintiff Gfice ana p o.
ADDRESS, Bosku,an Street New York.
10 MoRRIs L1cHrENsrEIN. pgrEN-
DANT:
Z The foregciry summons Ia served upox
you by pubitcAtion rursuaut to an order
OF Hon. Isidor WesssrvoRei, Justice oS
the Supreme Court Of the State OF New
York, dated the 2ath day Of Sspternber
1929. and hled with tho complaint In ths
office OF the Clerk OF thu County cs New
Yerk. ct the County Court Honsn, IA ths,
norouxn OF Manhattan. City. csunty and
Datad. Now York City. October roth.
1879 MOSES 81. IzoENIS
Attorney for Plainttn, Once snd =. q.
address 6 Beekman Street. Borcueh
o &ennAttans Neu York City.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-23
Sales of Westchester
Homes and Vacant Sites
Artist Purchases Colonial House
in White Plains; Plot
R,Yvers tn Ruild

Howe 4 Thompson sold for the V.
Green Construction Company, Inc, a
Colonial house on Battle Avenue, White
Plains, to Victor G.. Anderson, artist
OF Meadowdale, N. Y. The property
was held at $l1 1000.
Crestwood to Ida G. welde, Of this
city, and for Henry Becker a large
plot and barn located ut Tuckah oe
Road and White Plains Road, Tucka-
hoe, to Benjamin @. Brown, Of Bronx
Vile.
Chauncey B. Griffen sold the home
Of Miss Catherine Welsh on Longvfew
Avenue, White Plains, to Margaret
Schott and leased the estate Of Sam
uel o. Ochs in Pelham Heights to
Harry Susskind, Of this city.
Angel & Co. sold in Scarsdale the
residence of Mrs. Henrietta Davis on
the Boulevard, Arthur Manor; the
Place, to C. r. D. Ettlin; Seymour
Johnson's house, on Anderson Avenue,
to Lewis c. Thompson; the residence
Of Edmund T. Adrian, on Nelson Road,
to Seymour Johnson; several lots in
Edgemont to William n. Blymyer, of
Pelham, who expects to erect a resi-
dence. The same firm rented the res
idence of Noble Mcconnell, on Over
hill Road, Mrs. Bartlett,s house on In
wood Avenue to Mr.. Samuel Golover;
the residence Of Miss Kate Lynch on
Anderson Street to the Rev Reuben j.
Goddard, of Springfield, Mass, and the
house recently built ~ Mr.. Vigliotti
on Brambach Avenue to MurieIIe De
Corneille, New York artist.
Prince & Ripley sold for Margaret
B. Nigel plot on Ely Avenue, the
Esplanade and VOLTS Lane, in Pelham
Manor, to s. P. Lsrkin, Of this city,
who will erect q home. The same
brokers sold for Walter A. Ketcham a
White 5ssains Highlands section Of
White Plains, to j. D. Flattau, also Of
New-York tribune., 1922-10-23
100000 Badges
To Show Wearers
Are Cobs' Friends
National Navy Club to Con-
centrate Efforts Oct. ~
on Raising Funds for the
Shore Quarters of Sailors

That at least 100000 New Workers
will on October 27, "Navy Day.w be
wearing medals with the profile Of one
OF Uncle Sans "gobs" in bas-reIief
thereon, is the hope of the National
Navy Club of New York, according to
q letter sent to clubs and business
houses Yesterday by Franklin d. Roose-
vei., president OF the organization
The club home, at IS East Forty-first
street. is cosey headquarters for
Jack o. war when he comes ashore on
Manhattan. The proceeds from the
sale Of the medals will be devoted to
support Of the institution.
"On the ship we are one family, Of
fcers and men, and if the ship goes
down we go down together" wrote
Rear Admiral Plunkett, of the Naval
War College, recently.
When our men get liberty ashore
we have to trust you people Of New
York to see to it that there shall be
clean, decent place for the men to xo."
The letter of Mr.. Roosevelt was as
follows:
"The purpose of the Navy Club Of
New York is to take care of the navy
ashore by furnishing them with suit
able shore home or headquarters in
New York, where they can have when
VA iAOCiSy, StSCplHE q
cluhroom where they can read and
write, check room and postoffice, and
canteen where they get food at cost
price.
"The medal is a symbol of your in
terest in the welfare of the boys in the
navy. AS this is the port most fire.
quented by ships of the Atlantic squad
ron, and as we take care of the boys
from every state in the Union, this ap-
peal is Of more than local interest.
GAS a symbol OF your desire to
cooperate, we are asking you how
many medals you will take for the
members of your club or employees to
be worn on Navy Day, and how many
you will pnderwrite-price rs cents for
the large size and 10 cents for the size
smaller. The medal is done in bronze
by Sally James Farnham, the sculp-
tress who patrioticaliy gave her service
for the production of the original of
this model, and as work Of art it is a
valuable souvenir Of the cause.
eve hope that at least 100000 Of
these medals will be worn on Navy
Day"
New-York tribune., 1922-10-23
State Realty Men
10 Urge Reduction
In Tax Exemptions
Assessment of Real Prop
erty to Its Full Value
and Community Zoning
System Also Are Favored
spccia, Dispatch to The 1'r,bune

:. ALBANY, Oct. 22.-The New York
state Association Of Real Estate
Boards, which closed it's nineteenth an
nual convention here Saturday, adopted
resolutions urging reduction Of the
large list OF exemptions from taxation,
assessment of real property to it's full
value, preparation Of tax maps in every
tax district and adoption Of the block
and lot system of assessment.
!, The association also decided to ask
TIE next Legislature to enact laws re-
curing that all counties, townships,
incorporated villages and cities in the
state prepare plans showing streets
and arterial highways existing, or
which may be deemed necessary for the
orderly control of future developments.
No real estate Subdivisions could be
carried out until the plan of the de-
velopment had been approved by the
authorities. The association would re-
quire all communities to adopt compre.
hensive planning and zonhng systems.
Delaney NJ. Ellis, Of this city, was
elected president, and these Ave re-
gional vice-presidents were chosen: A.
1. Kinsey, Buffalo; Howard Rupert,
Rochester; Hiram Goldsmith, Bingham
ton: Edwin E. Becker. Schenectady, and
Stephen Yates, Long Island. Charles A,
Miller. Of Utica, was elected treasurer,
and Stephen L. Angel, Of scarsdale,
secretary. Meade C. Dobson, executive
secretary of the association, was re-
tained and will establish permanent
headquarters In Albany.
Reports and recommendation Of
committees on taxation and public
service questions were referred back to
the respective committees for final
report at the next executive committee
meeting in January. Walter W. Law jr.,
president of the State Tax Commission,
explained in detail proposed tax legis-
lation to be submitted to the next Leg
islature. He referred particularly to
the report of the Davenport special
legislative tax committee.
The report suggested limitation Of
public expenditures. but he doubted
the wisdom of that plan. He believed
that it should be left to the localities
whose expenditures had increased less
than those Of either the state or the
nation. He, however, favored closer
watch on the extension Of the credit of
cities, saying that all should adopt the
pay-as-you-go policy.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-23

For Building
East of Rockies
$50, 600. 600 Worth of Con-
struction Remains To Be
Finished Here; Plenty
of Sec0nd-Ha Material

Excavating work In rather unusual
volume for this time Of the year fore
tells an active demand for basic build
ing materials long before the usual
spring rush, says the current Dow
Service Daily Building Reports.
II sometimes happens that sporadic
cellar digging activity develops in
Brooklyn and Bronx at this time Of
the year, mostly for habitation build
ings. This autumn, however, Is devel-
oping volume of excavating work on
scale so great as to be keeping prac-
tically all the demolitation contrac-
tors active and, incidentally throwing
upon the market much larger volume
OF second hand building material than
1t has usually been called upon to alb
sorb with winter still to come. Even
Manhattan excavating contractors say
they are figuring and taking contracts
on an exceptionally large number Of
fair sized projects.
Construction records for the latter
half of 1922 show stupendous volume
of building work projected as repre-
country, but which has not yet mani
tested itself in the volume of build
ing materials consumed.
In New York City this total is esti-
mated by financiers at about $50,0o0,-
600 worth Of building construction
back log, still due to 60 ahead to COM
pletion, but which, because Of rail and
fuel disruptions of manufacturing
schedules, has not progressed because
materials In sufficient quantity could
not be guaranteed delivery on time.
The total fpr the country east Of the
Rockies is considered to be somewhat
around 1926, 100000.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-23
sURRoGATEs' NOTICES

EMO. AMOS FIN pursuance OF an order
Of Hcnorabls John p. Cohaian. Surroe
gate OF the County OF New York notice is
against Amos r. Emo, late Of the County
of New York. deceased to. present the
same. with vouchers thereof. TO the sub
scriber at his place Of transacting busl
ness al the ONCE Of his attorney. Henry
deForest Baldwin. a5 broadway, In the
ON or before the 10th day OF January next
Dated New York. the 2Sth day Of june.
HENRY deFOREST BALDWIN. Attorney
for Executor. 25 Broadway, Borough Of
4AahattAn. City Of Nsw york
New-York tribune., 1922-10-23
Trading i'm BROOKLYN

The Meister Builders, Inc. sold to
Agnese Ferrara the six-family house
at 58S Sixth Avenue.
A. Mishkin sold to the r. & F. Build
ing Corporation plot 40x1oo on East
Twentyfourth Street, between Avenues
and J, ON the west side Of the street,
held at $500.
Bulkley & Horton Co. sold a plot
S0x100 on the south side Of Ninety
sixth Street, 80 feet west of Third
Avenue, for Walter Fl. Hammit to q
builder for Improvement.
J. Lacov sold for Milton Hertz to
Tony Grebler a dwelling on plot BOX
100 at the southwest corner of East
Tenth Street and Avenue L, held at
S16,250
New-York tribune., 1922-10-23
CHOICE INDUSTRIAL
SITES

In units Of five to Atty acres, ON
deep water, within eight miles Of
Manhattan. Served by seven trunk
line railroads. Storage facilities
unrivalled. Railroad sidings easily
obtainable. Directly connected
with main highways to New York.
An opportunity Of unusual interest
to those who are seeking industrial
sites we'll located, with the most
favorable transit facilities. Will
sell or lease on long terms at very
attractive figures. Address-De-
partment Of Public improvements.
City Of Newark, n. ].
New-York tribune., 1922-10-23
Two Verona Blocks Will Be
Improved With Dwellings

r. NJ. Crawley g. Bros. sold for the
Verona Development Company to Ed
ward G. O'Neill the two blocks on the
west side Of Sunset Avenue and east
side of Mt. Prospect Avenue, opposite
the grounds of the Montclair Golf Club,
Of 1850 feet. The new owner plans to
improve the tract by the erection Of
single-family dwellings,. The property
has been held at $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-23
Sullivan Post Officers
Sheil-shocked Mar .r w.,

Alfred Wilson Post haa h..n "A.
vised by the authorities at the Zinc.
Park Reconstruction Center that osf
shell-shocked cx-service men are In
need of candy, preferably OF the hard
variety; baseball uniforms. med;um
size; track suits, medium size. includ-
ing trunks end Jerseys; ordinary frank
OF tennis shoes. without spikes.
ANY one desiring 60 contribute any
o. these articles may send them to
II. J: Meter, 501 East Sixteenth Street
Fiatbush, or send q postcard and a
messenger will call. :"
New-York tribune., 1922-10-23
Thirteenth Post Social

Of s'rIeenth Post will hold the frst
!. .sven,r ssr1es of social meetings this
ss51 1ng = u the 18th Regiment Armory,
NcNsIhner Avenue, Brooklyn. Judge
srarn..aon and several other men have
sa 70 addrsss tho members and
New-York tribune., 1922-10-23
Sales i'm Morristown

Gillespie dwelling on Ann Street,
N. r., TO Henry Priestman.
and for DR.. Henry ". Dodge plot 100
x150 on Morris Avenue, opposite WASH
ington's Headquarters, to Robert A.
Elliott who will erect Z DWELLING
New-York tribune., 1922-10-23
Buvs Suite i'm Park Aven,,.

Douglas L. Gilman & Co. sold en-
apartment, 4s5 Park Avenue, 100 per
cent tenants owned. to Samuel A.
Tucker, whose residence, 155 East
Potter.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-23
DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE

OkSSOLOltOT OE 3fAhHtASylt
sUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
--ENRICHETTA GAHAVELLI, Plaintiff.
ys. FRANK GARAvELtI. Defendant. Pro-
ceeding for dissolution Of marriage.
TO FRANK GARAvELrJ, defendant:
You are hereby notided that duly verified
petition has bssn presepted to this cour, by
you have absented yourself for more than
to your wife to Be iivins that time. ana thss
your wife believes you to be dead, and tha.
q diligent search has been made 20 discover
evidence showing that you are living. and
that no such evidence has been found. ard
asking for dissolution az the marriage de-
tween your wife and yourself. and that a
hearing upon said petition will be held ct
10000 A. IL on December 4th, 1879, sx Hpx-
cial Term, Part III. OF this court. In case ct
your failure 60 appear or answer. an order
will be made for the relief demanded In the
Dated n. T., September 2ssh. 1922.
HIRSON. BERTINI & PEATTIE
Attorneys for Petitioner. 233 Broad.
way, Manhattan Borough. New YORK
City.
To FRANK GARAvELId. Defendant:
The foregoing notice is served upon yo,
by publication, pursuant 10 an order of Hon
lsidor Wasservogei. O Justice of the Supreme
Court of the State of New York dated the
2Sth day Of September. 1929 and filed with
the petition In the of.lce of the Clerk OF New
York County.
Dated ". K. September seth. 1872.
HlRSONs BERTINT PEATTYE,
Attorneys for Petitioner, 23s Broad.
way, Manhattan Borough. New York
City.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-23
Barclay Estate Sells Realty
Downtown Owned for Century

Walter F. Sherwood sold for the Bar
clay estate the fve-story stenement and
store property at 181 Worth Street and
23 Mulberry Street to A. l.. Casazza.
This property has been in the same
family for more than one hundred
years, free and cleer.
NEW IERsEY REAL EgrarM
New-York tribune., 1922-10-23
The American Legion
Nescs: Local, State, National

their friends. After thc mset,nv !.
supper will be served.
Chairman Hopper, Of tho committee
~ snarge, announces that no has COM
pieted the plans for the annual dance
OF the post and that It will be held
a! fro:amer's Hall on Wednesday eye-
ming, December l3. 80
Sullivan Post Officers
Games G Sullivan Post announces
the election of nav officers for tha
coming year as follows: Arthur N.
smith commander; Andrew ]. Koran
and Charles w. Brutsche, vice-eom.
mandsrs; William G. Foerch, adjutant.
and II. G. Cross, treasurer. :
A meeting Of the post Will ba ha,d
tonight at S:15 at s84 East 155th
street. The women's auxiliarv ajso
VIII meet at the same time and MACE
rians will be laid Mt this meeting far
ruary 81.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-23
Group of Buildings in
Washington Square Sold

J. Irving Walsh sold for the Elena
Realty Corporation 5s to go Washing
ton Square South, 23s-48 Thompson
Street and 1917 West Third Street, II
,.209, covered by various buildings, to
the Anglesea Realty Company.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-23
Brooks Post Smoker

Braaa as monthly smoker of Belvidere
Al sgAs ~ Post will be held tonight
ineda, ias post Headquarters in the Bloom
R;yas..s Boat Club, 102nd Street and
n,o,s entertainment committee has
I rsaa ,,ssd ass several boxing bouts, singers,
A. -. "a Jazz band and q vaudeville show
ex-ssssfe events for the evening. All
ecrS;asce men and Legionnaires arc
sssulaily invited to attend.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-23
4sth Infantry Pest Hfeefinr

4ash he regular monthly meeting Of
mar. ,r infantry. Post will take place to-
AIn;,,o AI,ow q evening at o'clock in the Nc
New-York tribune., 1922-10-23

orsbis JOHN r. COHALAN, sslrrocats
Of tle County Of New York. NOTICE Is
hereby given to all persons having csAire
the County OF New York. deceased, 10 pre-.
sent the same with vouchers thsreof to the
subscribers at their place OF transactinR
business. at tho ofice OF Harold Milbanx,
their attorney. at No Pc Cedar. street Ii
Eew York. State Of New York, on or before
The 18th day OF Deceuber. 1922.
June. 1929.
COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY.
S EMMA 3. 8. HUNTINGTON
HAROLD MfLBANK.
Attorney for Executors.
Office ard r. D. AddresS. 27 Ceder street.
21HQpRh Of Mankatfan. Nav Xork dtfx.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-23
suRRoGAVEs, NOTICES

fGnSn 21sws sDthHn :. ahnis AHlsKH ALse
'' a1.osss. ssasr 81 e Ill Hon cos sean
persons persons having claims against Nellie A.
Kaiisks, late 81 the County Of nav H Torh &
deceased. to exhibit shs same, with vouef h. :.
ses 81 ss e.
Borough Of Manhattan., CITY Of New YORK;
paaS. No. sss rth 1t avsnas Il aas &. Gs Bon
euEh Of Manhattan. City Of New. York,
say Of Of nsw Y9f on or before the a2d
;, Dated. New York the 5th day OF July
BENJAMIN BERINsTn.N.
coLuMBfA TRuisT COMPANY.
BENJAMIN pnn1Nsrn1N. AsseTnay AasansSrs; 10.
BENJAMIN Berinstein and Harry Hech.
Nss Nsssqt9rs' Yers' az. re- Broadway. Manhattan
DAVIES. AUERBAcH q CORNELL, At.
iorneys for Columbia Trust Company.
tan. Naw York City.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Of the County Of Nsw YORK. SNoSsi,SE NoSIch ia j.
against q. Butler Smith. late Of tho County
OF New York. deceased. to present tho
sorbers thes paes ffs1, Of busI
ness. at the once OF Abbesly 4 Bryds.
tneir attorneys, at No. 277 Broadway, in
the Borough of Manhattan, in the City of
New York. State of New York. ON or be-
fore the 3lHt Gay OF January. 1928
Dated, New York. tho 10th day OF July.
1929.
LOUISE z. SMITH,
CLARENCE Il. FULLER
FARMERS LOAN & TRUST CO.,
Executors.
ecutors. Office and Postoffica Address
277 Broadway, Borough OF Manhattan.
New York City.
EsTATE OF GEORGE B. RITTER-IN
PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF Hon,
JOHN r.. COHALAN. a Surrogate of the
County OF New York, NOTICE is hereby
given TO all persons having claims against
George B. Ritter. late of the County OF New
YORK, deceased. to present the same With
vouchers thereof, to the subscribers, at its
place Of transacting business at tho Office
OF Larkin. Rathbona & Perry. It's attorneys
e e. No: % Broadwsy. IN the Borough of
9f New York, on or before the 2oth day of
Dated. New York, tho 10th day Of Juiy,
CENTRAL UNION TRUST COMPANY OF
NEW YORK, Executors
LARKiN, RATHBONE PERRY,
Attorneys for Executors. Once and
p O. Address. 80 Broadway, Borough
OF Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-23

NEW JERSEY. REAL ESTATE
New-York tribune., 1922-10-23
Laundresses

some chamberwork: young.
neat, thoroughly experienced; excellent
refsrences; Westchestar suburbs preferred:
$40. Mason's Agency, ~ 81. 44th st.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-23

CHILD'S NURSE--Young English woman;
excellent long references. child over 3
East 43d st., Sd floor. Tel se47 Murray
Hill.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-23

LAUNDREss-Capablc young: city nre-
ferred: $40: six years references Mise
Shea's Agency East 41st st Murray
Hill 6774.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-23

GOyEHNESS fFrench): FIRST class, excep-
tionally competent; most highly recon-
mended; city, country; $Ss. Miss Mason's
Agency, ~ ID. 44th ut.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-23
REAL EsrATE-sALE OR RENT
New jersey
WeatHheste-

FREE list Of houses for sale and rent
Write VAN WINKLE CO., Ruthertord.N.J
New-York tribune., 1922-10-23

COUPLE (French): butler, second charr-
bermatd-masd: young. neat, capable pair.
excellent references; $40. Mason's Agency.
AZ q. 44th st.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-23

work: $3.50; anywhere: ina references.
| Miss Shea's Agency. East Alst st. MUIR
ray Hill 677a.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-23
TO LET--UNFURNIsHEl

10 EAST 65TH ST.
Two and three room aparts. Maid-rAies.
Restaurant service.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-23

-HfLD'S NURSE {Scotch Protcstant):
neat, nica appearing: exceptionally COM
pstant; East Side preferred; S65. Mason's
Agency. ~ E. 44th
New-York tribune., 1922-10-23
Nurses, Etc.

CHILD'S NURSE very capable; West In
dian: children over ! year old; excellent
long city references. NJ, Niles Hofmayer's
Agency. 40 d. 43d st., Sd floor. Tel. 3s47
Murray Hill.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-23

"A ACRE-Open for offer-7 beautifully ar
ranged rooms, 2 baths, steam heat; Soc.
tion restricted short walk to depot; heated
garage In basement. G.. JACKSON, JR.,
267 Dante Ave. Crestwood, N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-23
Governesses, Etc.

GOvEENESS. young French woman; very
capable; teaches elements OF music. b.,
Miss Hofmayers Agency, 10 %. asa st., "a
floor. Tel. sS47 Murray Hill.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-23

COUPLE-Cclored; butler; useful. excel
lent cook; $3.50; anywhere; long refer
ences. shea'e Agency. East 41st ST
Murray Hill sta.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1922-09-30
NOTICE

The misuse of justice in my case is too well known for com ment. In the burden which has been put upon me there is a ray of light which fills my heart. find more friends in Mccarthy than I knew I had. I take this means to thank them all.
 Clifford Cayouette.