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New-York tribune., 1922-03-20
MARSHFTELD, WIS.

MARSHtTELD, WIS.
Louls Laemle Co.: L. Laemle, ready to
wear; "A Z. Esd st.
MILWAUKEE
Herzfeld, Philiipson Go: J C;ollnscb
mems and boys clothing; care FeiIows
Buying Corp. 1854 is'way V''o"s
ooaaf bitHer Cloak and Suit Co. A. J. Bitker.
B'"ay and Pennsylvania
MINNEAPOITS
lowers Mere Co: O. W. Rector coats.
Christie, girls. and juniors ''tsss eosfs ana ID
MUsKOGEE, OKLA. '" o.
ca houn r. G. Co; j. H. Ieelhsrt ready
B'way '''"'''7'' LOU
MNNEAPOLIs
and sne trunks, toys; care Asso Mdse. cere',
MOUNT CARMEL. IA.
MIS- LILY Calm Mrs. Lily Calm, nill-
NASHVILLE. TENN.
,rs Mannie nl. Miidsr Jobs silk dresses, cages.
Joseph ifeilbron. 22o 5th sv. 'N'''' va
nishings, veIings hdSfs umbrelss u1 iss S. M NJ
NEW HAVEN, CONN.
ma nu''n taifori 4 sermnn na,1 Mr. Rubin. Mr.. Bur
mnrs rn1m '%,iors brsid ~ooien Piece goods trim
NEW ORLEANS
WeinfIeid-K Klein, Inc; A. Weinfield mil
PHILADELPHIA
Loeb Bros; c. Loeb, millinery; Penn
sylvanis~
PHILADELPHIA
Lit Bros; charles sternberger. pianos
Nictrolas care Perrett 1851 Bway.
Gimbel Bros, David s. Scott. mems fur
nishings; Ernst Bohn. leather goods lug
gsge and trunks; Victor zauner. candy
work; B'way and 32d ST
s. snellenbers & SON; Miss Clara howen
and juniors wear: 1881 Rway.
PITTSBURGH
Bosgs & Buhl; Miss X sulliyan, ladies
Frank {. seder' Inc: inc Miss Grotstein. cor
sets, brasseres; Affiliated Retail Stores
'''1 - PORTLAND. ME.
dent; care r. !. Cronin All Madison av.
Porteus. Mitchell & Braun: II. y. Lake
man. womens dresses. coats suits; Mis-
Moore. women's dresses, coats. suits; car
PORTSMOUTH. VA.
George Culpepper & Son: F. Culpepper
general merchandise; Aberdeen
PORTSMOUTH,, OHIO
+. G. Daebler Co. ID. A. Daebler. repre-
PROVIDENCE
Hills g. Lacrosse; e. e. Hills, trimmings
| Imperial.
Duffy Powers Co: Miss NJ NJ. Ernstone
basement Jobs girls spring coats. waist
| -
wash suits: Miss l.. Sofnsky, blouses an
| silk sweaters: upstairs dept. care 5. Solo
| mon 1851 Bway.
1oske Bros. Co: A. White. ladies' hats
Kirby. Block & Fisher. 3se 4th av.
! SAN FRANCISCO
White House: J. j. Allen. mens an
| boys clothing; rs f. 26th st.
| SHREVEPORT, LA.
| Dreyfuss D. G.. Co.; Miss r. Nossek. cot
ton dresses; McGreevy. Werring Howell
220 9th av.
Famous &, Barr; r. X. Lockhart & Mrs
r X Iockhart, jobs, coats and dresses
Marquette Cloak & Suit Co.: HerbeI p,
Frank. infants'. intermediate and en-, cn
dren.a fail coats; 112 70. 18th st. room ~.
VI stiS. Baer & Fuller; Miss IN, M, ,.s Lang
hauser. art needlework. Art nooel,ies', n ~ a
8 Jeienko. jewelry, leather goods 'l'
i Ely Eiyswalker Co.. Miss / NJ johnson
chiidren's wear: 37o 7th av.
Eanoous &, Barr Co; Mr.. l.ockhart, seao
% wnar, a,nu Mrs I.ockhart. misses ready
Wesr costumes; Mr.. Oberdorfer' s1ose
! isces embroideries. trimmings: ar. lane
braids etc; Miss A. Abrogast' ar, rderwaa nesas'
| work: Miss Honan. muslin unu. c.
house duasae1 wrappers aprons AAi~ 49,
New-York tribune., 1922-03-20
Signs Point to
Record Year
I'm Building
$92, ,202, ,444 Estimated Cost
of New Work Reported in
Twenty Leading Cities in
First Month Of the Year

Signs are not wanting to justify the
calm confidence in the near future of
the building construction industry now
generally characteristic Of the conser-
Vativc contractor, according to the cur
rent Dow Service Daily Building Re
ports.
New building work in twenty lead
ing cities averaged s39,03l ,41S in the
month Of January from 1913 to 1922.
INC total for January. 1922, was $92,
262,4d4. In January of last year the
total was only s36,393 ,36A
In the lumber movement reported for
the United States for the week end
ing March 4, the close proximity Of
cut shipments and orders and their
relation to current price lists and price
movements are interesting The cut
was 1,576,40S253 feet, shipments,
,502,S76,9l6, and the orders received,
with one district, Northern Pine Manu-
facturers' Association not reporting,
totaled 26,783.5O2 feet.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-20
South Orange an Active
Section of Homo Buying

Edward p. Hamilton e. Co. sold for
Benjamin Rodney Michaels his Colonial
residence and garage, 96x175, a. l42
to Clement II. Belts. formerly Of Hut
ton Park, West Orange; for Kenneth
K. Mackenzie to Wilwyn Herbert a
plot, 11Sx219, on the north side Of
Irving Avenue near Charlton Avenue,
South Orange, on which Mr.. Herbert
Will erect a residence; for the Charles
K. Piper Company the Colonial resi-
dence, 60x135, at 364 Hillside Place
South Orange, to Auguste Edelhof,
of Hoboken; also sold for Mr.. Piper
1928 Mcadowbrook Lane. a residence, on
plot 60x135. to Walter B. Strong, of
East Orange, and 327 Meadowbrook Lane
comprising a residence on plot 60x135,
to Charles b. Tibbals. OF East Orange.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-20

CHICAGO
millinery waists and sweaters; care Nun
zsr. Mann Co. 80 7th sv-
Twelfth Street store. Miss Minnie Speck,
p Eisenger Co. G. \. Larson, Jobs cot
ton piece Eoods, curtains curtain goods
drsperies blankets naunels. handkerehes
and crashes 256 Church St; room ,iT, o. a~y
gcods mems furnishings Herald Square.
Weinstein Bros r. Il. Weinstein, rep
ressntingi Pennsylvania
Mfndel Bros. Miss j kessler, dresses,
coats suits A Stern, mems ana boys
clothing furs: > East 22d s..
The Fair; Miss Nj. Lino hats and caps
J, zeidman Co.. Louis zeidman and Her
man zeidman, hair cloth; imperial
Nandel Bros; F II Waggoner, art
goods pictures statues. etc; lS u. ga ST.
CINCINNATI
sweaters, furnishing goods; 55 White st.
Mshley d Carew; Fred L. Harwood'
mdse mgr general ready to wear; fehn-
.oiis Henry ROnmsn & Sons Co. p b ,,,l ClaGs' n,s
cotton and summer dresses, Pennsylvania
CLEN ELA>D
u NAY si Co.; Miss Kay, Jobs silk dresses 81
Bailey Co; r. Mershel girls coats
Affiliated Retails stores. 1872 r way.
klein-sten Co. Samuel Klein, repre-
,.' COLUMBUS. ONO
National Quitting Co: ed b. Isaac
eiesses and coats: Commodore.
DALLAS. TEN.
,higsinbothsm Millinery Co; Miss H. =
Hiss'nbotham. millinery; 395 B way
,sanger Bros. J. X Mcmahon. silks and
hh st
hOos Freedman &. shsyn Co, ], Roos,
= MM'hhg suits, silk and fiber sweaters;
A''un B. Golnbock. $40 7th av
S DEMOPLIS. ALA.
se Simon Co Elias Simon, women
..sIy TO millinery. y Mitten- .
1si 60. 1882 = way.
: DENVER
s2ssnies & Fisher Co; Mrs. NJ Wakeneia' ~.
= sslsorens and Infants wear. skirts; 81 w.
~ X Rosenberg: Nat Weinberg. Jobs
'''.s4ss capes wra ps; 225 9TH sv., room 7o3.
DERBY. CONN.
.a"athan Horwitz; Nathan HorwltZ wom-
vas tailor. Grand
>, Df,> MONIES, IOWA
~. harris Emery Co; l.. De Witt basement.
"rs Kirby, Block &. Fisher, S52 4th av
,.Hukins Bros Co; Mrs lnez Brugge'
'FAoy to wear; Woodstock.
DETROIT
Neweonb- Endicott. c. A. Bland. base
al ,ITIat mdse mgr. dollar day specials 81, IN
s.,. 4. departments; Mrs. S. Lehman. milti-
-OO 9Th av.. room ll5o a,;~
4 M .s.rnst-kern Co: Mr.. sullivan, Jobs coats,
dss d,... skirts, Jobs childrcns q to lD coats
~ssa, morgan 4 AnrenS, lliV u way
r FLORENCE, >. G.
r, L. Walker; @. T. Walker, G. oliver
Avas - Mudoon, mems furnishings; Park
FRONT ROYAL, VA.
s,s ehjanin Montwiil. Benjamin Montwiil
s ~ goods, Mems clothing notions, Grand
GARDNER, MASS.
p.n.roose sroose Bros; Abe Garbose. clothing
GAsTONIA, n. G.
nDavid Lebovitz; D. Lebovitz. genera
~stphandise; Pennsylvania
s.,.. GEORGETOWN, S. G.
sssarrUord's Inc; r. P. shuford, ready tc
r HARRISBURG, PA.
~esy ;; Miss Esther Cohen, ready t'
w.. INDIANAPOLIS
s eb,,5la II. Block Co: Mrs. NJ. Lewis
s wear; 1851 Bway.
n. LIMA, OHIO
ear. sr.on store: NJ. Mittenthal. mdse. mgr.
Ben F. Lewis, 81 West 2sth St
r,s LOUISVILLE, ky.
biscan no shirt Co; II. Rosenbium. wooler
goods, Imperial
NJ LYNCHRURG. VA.
hrn,,, essential e. Son; S. u. Rosenthal
New-York tribune., 1922-03-20
Mrs. Redell Parker BUYS
Home at Larchmont Manor

Benton Crawford her property on Cir
Gle Avenue. Larchmont Manor to Mrs.
Bedell Parker, OF New York This
property consists Of about three quar-
ters Of an acre facing Larchmont
Manor Park and overlooking Long
Island Sound and is improved with a
large dwelling. The same broker sold
at Larchmont for Frances Estelle Wy
burn a plot 1OOx14O o. Caerleou Ave
nuc to John Conrad; for the Howell
Realty Company plot l00x129 to
Roswell C. Nye; for the same company
to Augustus s. Wilton a plot 100x175
on Palmer Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-20

az W, 26,h st''''e'S st. care &c. NJ sos'man
ST. PAUL
flcbargnr van d EVANS Inc: NJ Al. Shut
nna.' s''' "omens ready to wear f,,ra f,,r
coats, brasseres waIstr corso,n. 80, ~. =, ~ w
Atkins. 22o bth av '0''' oa'e 'ieu
Nor,,I sr PETERSBURG, FLA.
'e" ready to wear; 20 w $50 St
49,, SYRACUSE. n. v.
Morris Gottlieb: Morris t;otteih Whale
sale clothing: Grand '"'''
Sllnon Roscnbioom. Simon posonh,oor,
harnWare; Elks Club
TAMPA, FLA.
DAWSON ~Thorton Co: j. w Harvey
men furnishngs; S29 B'way
TERRE HAvTE. IND.
linnry ner@ 80 CO.. Mies Rose NJ. Gallagher, mil
''"''S care Alfred Fanti ll6 w S2d st
TOLEDO. OHIO
Meyer Jonasaon Co. Miss Schcifelbcin
sweaters waists and flbcr silk scarfs; care
FRANK Frohmsn, 976 9TH av
UTICA. n. Y.
~ hosen Bros. J.. Rosen, mems clothing
WASHINGTON
Inc y Nann Sons Co; Thos +. rinnen
lewslry, leather goods notions, toilet
KEs-BARRE. PA.
MacWilliama; G. Frey. lades' ready tc
wear, care {. S, Logan. 194 " 32d at.
:, Justin bergman; coats. Hoffman 8 Hart.
blay. III w 33d st
WILKES BARRE. rA.
= Hirsch Sons J Hirsch. ready II
wear, misses and chldren's; Pennsylvania
WILSON. n. G.
Williams e. Co. II. b. Williams. notions
millinery; Imperial.
WOONSOCKET. r..
Begin Bros, Theodore Guernin. genera
merCha ndis Imperial
WORCESTER, MASS.
\. Y. Shirt Mfg. Co; Mr.. Cohen. wooler
and cotton piece goods; Grand.
Holman G. Silberberg. Eugene Levy
silks sntine. velvcts, S27 Church st
Louise Shop; Miss MOURN. ready to wear
care Hart -FlanAgan. 25l 18th av.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-20
100000 Loan for New Flat

For the erection Of a five-story
apartment on plot 1oox99.1l, on the
north side of 212th Street, 100 feet
west of Amsterdam Avenue, the F..
M. e. S. Corporation obtained from the
City Mortgage Company building loan
of 100000
The Henlee Real Estate Corporation
obtained from the Lawyers Title and
Trust Company building loan of
1922 900 on the property, 130x3OO, on
the west side of Morris Avenue, south
of 196th Street.
Harry Sugarman has placed for
James J. Cruickshank first mortgage
loan of $4,000 with savings bank on
513 West End Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-20

NURSERY GOVERN ESS Young: French:
nice personality; very highly rccom-
l1lerded. Miss Hairs Bureau II West
44th ct Vanderbilt SS4O.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-20
Lease Suites in Flats

Harris. Vought & Co, leased an
apartment at - West Twenty sixth
side Drive to II. +. Humphrey and
f. A. Wordcn; at 695 Madison Avenue
to Adele Lang and at 81 East Eighty
ninth Street to Muricl G. S. Draper.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-20
rr,ployment Day To Be
observed To-day by Posts
nall Sections of Country:
10000, 900 Indorse Move
romn,iitee Seeks Jobs for
100000 EMS ice
Men; Compers Says
Union Labor Will Aid

r~nIovnent Day will be observed by
...-;can Legion posts in every city
- town in the United States to-day.
-. dav was set aside by national
..douarters as an occasion when
..,,thinr possible should be done to
"a ;obs for the. 100000 unemployed
...-sns. Civic, fraternal and social
limitations have offered cooperation
'. the Legion, and it is expected that
LAW the final tally for the day is
-, The number will have been great
i reduced
ss,dQuarters showed that the action of
..rn;ted States Chamber Of Commerce
salling upon its members to assist
=. legion helped greatly in bringing
-. ~ man and the position together. In
i,,tsr to national headquarters Sam
~ Compers. president of the Amer-
~ ~ Federation of Labor, Endorsed the
~ smn.ign and pledged his organiza-
~ support in landing Jobs for vet
sans. .,
s,ats Mr.. Gompers. Thousands of
ssmbers Of the Legion are members of
.rsds unions and the sympathy of the
rscs earners will go out to those who
"A 60 much not only for our own
.,nntry. but for the entire world
Committees have been organized by
-.s,s in every locality to investigate
Wv, w, Of finding jobs for the idle vet
,..ns. Governors of twelve states
ave issued proclamations requesting
s.;1sns TO observe this day in doing
s.st they may to help. The drive to
.sorcome the unemployment among the
r,.erans opens to-day.
ORGANIZATIONS with total membership
=, more than 100000 have written to
isgon headquarters offering aid in
nsking the campaign a success. Farm
no communities, where the rush of
rrinr planting has not yet started,
.,r. offered cooperation. Though un-
III. to offer jobs with the same speed
:, the industrial centers. the farmers
ave promised their aid when the
sr,dus starts for the farms within
he next few weeks.
Secretary of Labor Davis has in
.,rsed the campaign. Il cannot urge
30 strongly the fullest cooperation in
,,s Legion's campaign for all former
vrvice men" wrote Secretary Davis
During our emergency they served us
sssring their all and placed the ma
,ionsl interest above their own"
New-York tribune., 1922-03-20
Huyi,,o in iIsc Rroux

The Star Steamship Company, Inc,
sold to client of George L. e. Charles
Buckhce, Inc, tho one-story building
containing five stores at 9S7 Ogder
Avenue.
julius Trattncr sold for Harry Mel
sci the iiye-story modern apartment at
96S. Sherman Avenue, 43xl05, TO NJ
Dubinsky for Investment.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-20
Judge J. Victor D'AIoia
Purchases Home i'm Newark

Judge ]. Victor D'Aloia has bought
the fine residence at 3S4 Parker Street,
Newark. N j., from the estate of Jo-
seph Ward jr. The house is on plot
100x200. Louis Schlesinger Inc, no
gotiatcd the sale. The same brokers
sold for Clarence Illipgworth, OF Phla-
delphia, the thrce-story dwelling at
1899 Broad street. 25Xl00; also the va
cant plot 400 to 501 Hawthorne Avenue,
50xlo0, for Pasqualc I.awriello to Jo-
scph Heller. The new owner will erect
a siX-storv dwellinc
New-York tribune., 1922-03-20
Deal for West End Ave, Flat

There has been formed by Stoddard
e. Mark, attorneys, the All West End
Avenue Corporation. The property at
this point is the Abbotsford apart
mcnts, occupying the southwest cor
ner of West End Avenue, a ten-story
structure, fronting 1922 feet on the
Avenue and 100 feet on the street.
The attorneys would not discuss the
New-York tribune., 1922-03-20
Brooklyn

BROOKLYN Heights to sublet rooms
and bath in high class elevator apart
ment, beautifully decorated; southern ex
EOS Hicks St, apartmenie6 b.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-20
Walter M. Wechsler to Have
Now Office on 9Th Ave,

Walter M. Wechsler, for the last
three years with Max Natanson, oper-
ator has leased Offices in the Guaranty
Trust Building, at 522 Fifth Avenue. at
the southwest corner of Forty-fourth
Street. and will continue his associa
tion with Mr. Natanson. Mr. Wechsler
will, as heretofore, specialize in the
practice of real estate law.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-20
Lease of EldOradO,
On broadway Corner. Sold

The Meister Builders. Inc, resold
to Morris Lazar the ground lease on
the five-story elevator apartment,
known as the Eldorado. at the south
west corner Of Broadway and Seventy
fifth Street, and the four-story house
at 22S to 234 West Seventy fifth Street.
The lease runs for eighteen years and
eight months at a rental aggregating
$500, 900, Ascher Strauss was the
New-York tribune., 1922-03-20
Automobile instruction.

REPAIRING. driving taught short time
license guaranteed; ladiss' classes. also
Ford lessons. American Auto School. 72s
Lexington av.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-20

STORE aud basement, reasonable rent;
at 40 Vesey st. Tel, Longacre 2499
BEAUTIFUL office TO REM: telephone. In.
quire Room 9lS, 220 6th av.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-20
Queens

AT ARLEICIi- business change compels
sale of my home built of red tapestry
brick, ideal corner property; six rooms
tiled bath, heated garage Colonial trim,
hardwood floors hot water heat house in
excellent condition; caah required, So 900;
inspection any day this week, / D. m to
y. m. Take Queensboro subway TO Ditmars
av Address 40 Ditmar5 av., Astoria
Tel. 1915 Astoria
New-York tribune., 1922-03-20
New Jersey
TO LET FOX BUSINESS PURPOSES

FREE list of houses for sale md rent Writs
VAN WINkLE CO. Rutherford, N. j.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-20
More Room Demand Forces
Prince & Ripley to Move

Prince e. Ripley, to provide room for
their increasing business, have found it
necessary to lease space in the Cana
dian Pacific Building, at 342 Madison
Avenue, through Cushman &, Wakefield
The concern, which has branch Offices
throughout Westchester, has for the
last three years been located at 437
Fifth Ayerue
New-York tribune., 1922-03-20
Real Estate News
Politics Has Something
TO DO With Rent Paid

ssfoR the last twenty years VIC
nave hsd too much politics
ana TOO little sound business sense
:" =, inc management of the affairs of
Mew York City. The high cost of
.''"R ~ opening our eyes to one of
i's chicf contributing factors-thc
"'gn cost of government. This Is
matter Tor your thoughtful CON
S'dcratlon. Think il over in it's re-
'at'on to the rent You pay FOR busi-
ness space and for living quarters"
-: c. MacNuity counsei for the
h'ot Estote BOARD Of New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-20
L. 3. Gilman to Address
Younu Mems & A Eor1,

Lawrence B. Gilman, president of
Pease e. Gilman, will speak before the
West Side Y. M. C. A. real estate
forum on Tuesday evening on "The
Selling of Apartment Houses and Resi-
dences." William B. Cardozo, vice
president of the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company, will be the presiding
New-York tribune., 1922-03-20
BOARDERS WANTED

SOLICITORS (2) must be llustlers, for ma %
tionally known guide: will consider only
those accustomed to high class accounts
straight commission. Address Box 424
Room 2502. 10 West 4Oth ST
New-York tribune., 1922-03-20
Miscellaneous

YOUNG MAN. 81 years old shes 20 MAKE
connection with silk house. can give
best references. x 21G Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-20
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
Domestic Help

COOKS. houseworl.ers. maids. day work.-.
(colored) city country hernrf
Agency. Audubon 1856.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-20
STORAGE NOTICES
THE THOMAS ]. STEWART COMPANY.
SrrCrSSoRS To
COLONIAL. STORAGE WAREHOUSE. INC.
STORAGE WAREHOUSE

14S West 9ath street New York
Fireprocf s.orage Warehouse 5oa West
126th street. New YORK
Also Erie and Fifth Sis. Jersey City. X ]
Momhasha Realty Company Percivsi E.
Magic. sheriff of the county of New York
you and each of you hereby notified
that the time FOR thr payment of our hen
upon the property hereinafter described
having xpired after duo uoiiec thereof had
been given YOU Will cause such prop
erty. 10 wit Teakwood fnrniture consisting
japanese mirrors. rlacques. jardinleres
waste baskets. pictures. mirrors. paintings
bookcase, chairs. humidnr. writing desk
consul table. tea wagon, kitchen table
stand. floor and table lamps. linens bsn-
kets. velour draperies large imported rug
contents Of barrels and boxes supposed 10
be fine china. cur glass, glassware. dishes.
sticks, vases, lanterns trays books and all
other goods known household effect Z
stored by You or IN your name or on your
account. or in nich yon claim interest.
in the Thomas ]. Stewart Company s
Warehouses, formerly the Colonial Storage
Warehouse, Inc, Warehouses; to be sold
at public auction at our warehouse ut (
street,, New York City. oa Wednesday
April 5. 1922. at 1880 A NJ according TO
the statute in such case made and pro.
yided. ANA II sale thereof is not completed q
on said date that same Will be continued
at the SANS place on each and every day
thereafter beginning az 1910 a. NJ. and
continuing until all the goods are sold OF
until he lien is satisfied. 30
THE THOMAS J. STEWART COMPANY
SUCCESSORS TO
COLONIAL STORAGE WAREHOUSE. Inc
CHARLES BELL, Secretary.
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TRIBUNE GLASS SSIFIED ADVERTISIN
LOST, FOUND AND REWARD

Btown leather grip, containing
folders OF legal papers and athletic cloth
ing probably lost on Ocean av Brook lYn.
II. A. G.is. a59 fulton at. Brooklyn.
Phone Main 2t12
New-York tribune., 1922-03-20
APARTMENTS TO LET-FuRNlsH
Manhattan

saD ST. AT MADISON Av. tTIotei Ashton)
Newly decorated and furnished one
two, three outside rooms and bath; busses,
surface cars, subway; $50 weekly up; full
hotel service: restaurant.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-20
Buyers Arrived

CONTINUED from pace seventeenl
New-York tribune., 1922-03-20
Entertainment and Meeting

When Willard A Balcom Post meets
,eujght at 40 East 161st Street
an entertaining program will be pre-
,sn,ed after the business session. The
post orchestra, with the post quartet,
will give several selections. The quartet
consists Of De Long, Brandt, Olsen and
Ele;n
New-York tribune., 1922-03-20

COOK. young, capable three years ref
erence; anywhere. desra Bile. $40. Miss
Shea 8 Agency, East 41st. Murray Hill
6I7t
New-York tribune., 1922-03-20
ReuDe Post Business Meeting

Ngnbers Of Revine Post will meet
. ttnorrow night at the armory, III
(isrment Avenue, Brooklyn. to dis
tuss many interesting items of inter
rs. to the post. The meeting will be
slled at s O'Clock, and it is expected
hat full membership viii be present.
engagements for social function on
farch 81 also viii be announced.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-20

COOK. also waitress; Germans; young;
competent city country; first class
references. Lang & Boecherer Co. 43 West
$50 ST.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-20

INFANTS NURSE--Experienc compe-
tent, capable and willing to care for
Older children; splendid references, Lang
& Boecherer Co. 43 West $50 st.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-20
r. Bassman Now Manager

J. G. Bassman, formerly of the S. FL.
Raphael Company Inc, is now manager
of the sales department of the Harlem
Office of Good win G. Goodwin, Inc, at
o6O Lenox Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-20
The American Legion
Ne,us: Local, State, National

by Brooklyn's best colorcd ta,or. l..
promis sed. '"' ID
All colored ex~service men l;vinc ;r
Brooklyn are urged to attend th;s
dance and join this post, which is the
only colored service mems organization
in brooklyn. Charles d. Davis ;s thc
post organizer '''e
stars and Stripes" staff to Meet
BOSTON, March l9.-Thc first rc-
union OF the Stars and Stripes''
nlsoo r'cai Association. members of
"h'ch are newspaper men who worked
on ,ne ooughboys' daily paper that was
puol,snea overseas. viii be held at
Washington on June 13. it was an
nounced at headquarters here TO-DAY
AT that time the association viii
give to the Library of CONGRESS- a
pound volume of all issues of "The
stars and Stripes printed in France
oedlcated to the men of the American
Army, Navy and Marine Corps who
fought in the war, as record of vir-
'uaiiy every engagement in which thew
participated.
Inc president of the association j,
Aioen N. Kenyon. Of this city.
Cholmeley Jones Post Organized
Disabled former service men who
ATTENDED the Lincoln Institute have
banded and organized post OF
'ne american Legion. The post has
aoopted the name of Cholmeley Jones
because , OF the work accomplished b,
him when he was in the War p;si
Insurance Bureau. The next meet;no
OF the post, which is composed Of dis.
abled men, will be held on Wednes.
day night in the Board of Estimate
room at the City Hall Applications
will be received by John Palermo. o,
the City College of New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-20
REAL ESTATE-SALE OR RENT
Bronx

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. RRoNN
Woodlawn av.; 250xt0o; $4,000 cash
balance to suit. Woodall 41o T Ire
New-York tribune., 1922-03-20
colored Veterans to Have Reunion

Colored Veterans to Have Reunion
On Saturday evening, March %, there
will be q reunion dance for colored ex-
service men. under the auspices of
George r. Davis Post. 1l6, American
Legion. The dance will be held in the
post headquarters, $50 Herkimer Street,
and the best music and entertainment