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New-York tribune., 1922-03-10
Results Of Auction Sales
Ia Inaerh z. Day

and cedar SITS 7-sty bldg and atrr , l. *
q7 2xs9fox irreg; bid In ct t...... }sS2 900
6oTH ST. 25s W, bet Arnsterdsm and Wet
End avs, 3-sty garage. 56xll5.6' TO 90.
MONTHS PARK Az, i55th nnd l55th sts,
blk fl. 21sx00X irreg, vacant pa N
E6ENW AID ~. $ s. 2o.5 w ely ~, 5ox
90 acant; DID in at - oo.s 81 'auo
sszl45, vrcent bia In at ga o 90
PENNSYI VANIA AV, near Nirg ina aN.
UemDs:ead l. |, l-sty bungalow, 8oN
100. 10 p J Cantillou for .......s s2, 100
COMFY ISLAND Az, Brooklyn " 3, 23b II
Ditmas av l20.5x145.1ox irreg, vacant ..a ! ;
a3D b ST, T. near Crochcron ev, Flushing. I. /,
4oxlG0. vacant. bid in at ;.... IVY
s1sT s'r, near Crocheron av, Flushing !. I,
6ox1Qo, vacant; bid in at ......,:... $500
Property on Park pl, near fran'<iin
Turnpike. HohoNus. !, and ~ sly
dvlg. lOoX34Sx ltree Ndgevood; nid ~
EA4rFpv pARkWAy. schencctad, AZ
and Union St Brooklyn, q lots. Isox
2907x2G0x irrcg; to Abra ham "a pla \
Wafer ST. 27o, e cor Dover 81, 2sxeo.
3-sty bldg; to Fl e AnGrovctte. owner Of
Z1I, for - = - s4"s' ="
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10
Northern Bapt;sts Seeking
$I5.O0O.GOO i'm Two Months

CHICAGO, March 9.--The executive
committee of the Northern Baptist
Convention met to-day to complete
plans for campaigne to raise $16,000,-
600 within two months to defray ex-
penses of the annual meeting in June
and to carry on the work of the orgari-
zation on a larger scale.
1t is planned 20 reach every member
of the denomination in the United
States by April 30. The S15,000,0 900
goal is part Of $4,000, 900 quota set
for the last fiscal year. It is hoped
that $2.000000 of the amount will be
raised by women.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10
Macaroni Company TO Erect
Long Island Citv Plant

NJ. & L. Hess, Inc, sold for the Print
ers Realty Corp. plot at Jackson Ave
nue. and Hulst Street, Long Island City,
with a frontare of 365 feet on Jackson
Avenue ard A29 feet on the railroad,
with a total Of $4,000 square teet. The
buyer. Ronzonni Macaroni Company Of
Long Island City, will improve the east
erly portion IF the plot with six
story building for its own use, and ne.
so.iations are pending for the aale Of
the westerly portion to a manufactures,
who will also improve the plot with
building for his own use.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10
BUY
And Sell Bic. 9.
Harlem Flats
Two Apartments in wcs,
i'1th st. Boug',, by Cor
pora'ions Breton Court.
West lOOth ST.. in a Deal

MAX ~ Natnnson purchased tho
e'gnt-stcry elevator apartments hon.e
known at Breton Court at 500 to 9Io
est lo0th Street, 75Xl001l, 1875 feet
west OF West End Avenue. The housc
contains thirty-tY5o apartments. The
property was held at $4,000 and WINS
purchased for all cash II. Reinbcimar
AND J. VI. Nnmhaueer were the brokers
lhc Meister Builders, Inc. purchased
from the furtra Realty Corporation
oonnc' onc seven story apartment houses at
@oi ana 2o3 west Nth Street. 10OxI6O
x irregular. The property accommo-
oates torty-tw families and contains
ten stores, five of which front or Sew
enth Avenue and five on st. Nicholas .
Avenue. The property was held at
s5oo.00o. NJ. Aronson and b. Harris
were the brokers'
Charles kimmelman purchased 40 "a
az st. Nicholas Place, six-storv apart
ment house. l00X100. 1t accommodates
torty-eieht families. Ii was held et
$500, ,000. The sellers were Binr G
Blng. Mr. Kimmclman recently resold
tne two six-story elevator houses at
3456 Broadway and 572 West l41st
Street to Charles Galewski.
H. r. Bailey, Of the Office Of Louis
T. Dowdney, sold for the estate or
Henry ". Gray. 81 and 3l3 East nth
street, six-story modern tenement
house with sto es; also the fve-storv
tenement nou With stores at 341 Fast
Forty cvcntn strect. The buver Of
both properties is the Chasmore Con
struction Company
The two hve-story apartment houses
at @33 and 335 " est Folty-third Street.
5oxlOo.5. have been sold by David Wal
ter kcmprer G. Son for Joseph b. r.
Livingston and Walden Pel jr. aud
Emily de Sefa. OF Florence, Italy, to a
client Of Sidney Warsawer. The prop
erty htd rot changed hands since the
early eighties. when the late Walden
Pell bought it through David Kempner.
grandfather OF the broker now making
the resale
The Manpori Realty Company. Isaac
Portman president. purchased the four
story hathouse. 26xi0O. at 126 East
Hath Street, from Daniel P. Boston.
Nicholas Celia was Che broker
The Motion Realty Company. Louis
{. Wilton president. purchased from
Joseph Regelman and Morris Schaeffcr
515 West 1871 Street, a six story
apartment house. S7x9S.
David Lion bought from the Neigh
borhood Realty Company the tivc-storv
tenement a $50 East SiXty-third Street
containing two stores, 25x1OO. Henry
Well was the broker.
Max Rubin sold TO Moe Buchbinder n
story store tenement ct 2f6 and 218
East 1l4th Street, 36Nl0o.11
The st. AIMS Realty Corporation sold
to Michael GenodmaD five story store
tenement at 2l7 East Ninety
street, 24Gx100.10
The 1854 Third Avenue Company
sold to the Team Really Company the
four-story etcrc tencmeft at 1864 Third
Avenue, 25v7a. At the southwest cor
ner OF t0%th Streoe
Emma 9Isrfis purcha ascd two feu''-
story store tencineuts at 1896 end 1895
Third Avenue, 4oxT5, south of l10th
street.
T. Rersscr sold to Louge Gard =
four-story tenement at AS West Twcn-
trthird street. 25x98.9
Gsctge St&m sold TO Esther stein
berg iiTe-story tenement at 1913 Ave
nuc {, oNx7J
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10
Retired Investor Corres
Back 10 Realty Field
8uys Loft in O'' Mercantile
Section of Rroaslwav, Ns'.er
Rus.mssa Ruil.li-ars GolL

Charles F. Noycs Company resold for
Frank J. Heaney, 597 Broadway ex-
tending through to 170 Mercer Street, a
Eve story basement and sub baseme ent
building, 2511Oo The building is
leased for about $4,000 year and
held at S150N00. The buyer is ] Le-
land Wells, a retired builder and in
vcstOr
Thomas I. O'Reilly sold Cor Samuel
". Fassel and othcrs tn property at
il2 West Thirty cigato Str e. Eve
stary business building, 2GxsS.r. 30
Norman II Resented ana Jostra :. \.
fDonnen, operators. ThiH pr0per,s
has been IN fhe hasseu faGily f0r
thirty miro years. Tne arofert is be-
tvecn Rroadv'sv and Sixth Avenue and
sod for ali easA
4. H. Mathews /. Co.. Fac, have sold
or ths eststs 81 Clayton aochh'ii The
Gee-story building. z2xlto ef 22a 12s
Paari St.ret, 10 Lae 5'eiiunf 5rpQiE
Company Fhe properly sas held Al
$50 101 and s leased until MAY ! l'25,
1n4 sane brokers sod ,5c aGjoiGiag
building - 212 Peaf'l Stree 10 the Bel
IAN supply Gei1rsnv on the previous
day.
Byrnc & bowman rcsoid for j. e &
". G. Mayer to an Investor ! East
T7'enty-second Street, an eightstorv
building, 2S.2Za9.o, he'd ~ sf25 cGo.
This is one OF the properties recently
taken in part payment by the Nessrs.
MAYER from Cornelius Hea~n for the
structure at 2933 West Thirty-e ghth
Stract.
Schwarz e. Forger, cleaners and dy-
ers. located at 406 West 1Afth street
Manhattan Street,. sou4hwest c,rne :
of Morningsde Avenue for many
ears, have purchased tie property
n Aida B Emmett The site is in
urovcd with me. two and t'irce story
buildings with stores. and fronts 1927
feet on 125th Street and 3S.4 feet on
Morningside Avenue.
Antonio Maslli sold to Herman F.
Forrest four-story store building, at
40 Bleecker Street. 28ox100.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10

CHAMBERIAID-S D-SEA8f5TRESs and wait
rfes or nurse; voung NoreeEian girls.
together or separate; city country; high =
~ amended. Miss Halls Bureau, II
fFest %tth st.; Vanderbilt s3a0.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10

HOI-SEW0RKER- -tnglish; small ,di1it
Family; city apartment p A,iss Y.1t-
mayors Agency. 10 :. 43d st. 81 foo
Tel. S9t7 Murray Hil.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10
PEEIysKTIL

IF YOU ARE LOOKING for reasonable q
priced homes in choicsst Location ane.
WAGNER coMPANY. II So. Division st..
Peekskill. n. Y. Tel. ..a.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10
to Jersey
i Called Project
For PORT Authority
s,,e Association Urges
Miller 10 Abolish Com
MISSIONS: No Request by
BOARD. Says Ou,erbridge
80. Q SO - non.ienl

r,oa, O Sto6 cofre> pordeW
usANY. March 9.-Declaring 3. that
New York New Jersey vehicular
.,el is an integral part Of New
'.k-s pert development, the New York
20 Association urged Governor Mil
.dav to consider q prop osal which
...a abolish the New York and New
..,.sv Bridge and Tunnel commissions
"a rive supervision over the con
-nrtion and management Of the tun-
u 10 the Port Authority.
peiSht Marvin, chairman of the
,nrs OF directors Of the State Associa-
s.p placed the proposition before the
ssrsrnor in letter. i'll which he gives
:. folow'ng reasons why the change
aosld be Effected:
On the hrst place he said, ~ the
zr. Authority is to be port author
n 4 should be in charge OF an inter
tate project such as the New York
Vow Jersey vehicuar tunnel. which is
,n integral part Of any port develop
~snt program. In the second place.
,ss history of the New York New Jer-
,ev Tunnel Commission has not been
one which invites public confidence in
port Development.
"The Port Authority and its present
members enjoy general public conf
dence. and transfer Of the vchicular
tsnnel to this auth rrity would un-
toubtedly meet with general public ap-
tfovsl. would result IN harmonious re .
lations between the two states and On
sxpeditous and economical completion
II the vehicular tunnel. Third. bv
transferring the vehioular tunnel to the
Port Authority New York and New Ter
ssy may Immediately stop appropri-
sting from tax levies for the further
construction of the tunnel. This will
tsut in considerable reduction in
appropriations.
Eugentus II. 0uterbridge, chairman
q the Port Authority, said last nioht
that his commission was in no manner
iesponSible for the suggestion sent 70
Governor Miller by Dwight Marvin ar
Troy, that the Port Authority take over
the New York and New JERSEY vchic-
Glar tunnel project or for the renort
shs: the Por. Authority was amin o
70 take over the hig army base in
South Brooklyn. plant costinr The
Federal government about $50, ,0O0. 600
The Port Authority is in no way re-
sponsioie tor the various published
statements or rumors regarding the
sequs'tion of any properties" Mr..
Vu'ernrldge added. at has only Just
gme into It's full functions as a body
wporate and polite
There will be many conferences and
a:otations necessary to start meas
Tres OF Improvement and bring about
t'-oFdination of facilities and uni}fcp
hon OF operations. If in this process it
becomes desi sirable or necessary for the
Port Authorityta acquire or lease por-
tons Of the needed facilities, time VIII
develop the fact" 80
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10

CT HAMBERMA1D--Y YOUNG English vvoi1an n .
thoroughly experienced WORKER. good ref
crenoes. s.. Miss Hofinayers Agency. 10
L. 43d St. Sd floor Tel. s9A7 Murray Hin
CsJAMBERMAID- WAITRESS Young. ex-
cel"nt references exceptional. Miss
FitzGcrald's Bureau, 365,5th av
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10

TiOTSEWORKER COOK. young, capable
worker; ~ity apartment preferrcd: higr-
~ recommended Miss HANS Erreau. II
West 44tt st; Vanderbilt $50
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10
LEGAL NOTICES

AT ! SPECIAL TERM. PART z. or THE
supseme Cou~f 81 lne 'afe = tle7f Yo".
heid In and for the Coan'5 81 Ne% sors
81 The Counts court House iH he BorouS.
Of Mama tan, CITY - Nof YORK on ne
l4th asy ~ tehrs@t t. ia-
PRESENT Bon LrO> AID GIEGERIcH
of ANNIE BArNiAN% Aud CHARLES o
BhlMA.N f9T f, ,.r., 9q q = -
On reading The petition of ANNIE Bauma III
sni Charles . Harn.te7- directors an
ehare anil irf@fesi of fgHf3t Studios anf
La laboratories. Iur a corpora .cn coated Ut
der the la,,e OF IN state Of t.a,q Tor< and
County Of T~SV Yofs au3 fhe schedule there;s
annexed. dtlly verified - thr petitioners or
petition it appears that $50 stock q ssi1
corporation is equally diviie' iufo not nore
than Two independent own"rsh ps ami 'n-
seTests, and that The car = one ot those
specified IN Sections To aud f7f % h. Cor
arai Corporation Law ard cr reading notice
Of his application. dated November 30 1921.
said petition and schedule. and Of a copy of
. The proposed o-de- ou the Attorney Genera
Charles kerssi sul Aiar1 fossei. Jr. AMI
on reading and H.n2 ihe a'ni"ff of Adam
Ecssel Jr. verified Decerh-~ "A. 1921. %
eciher with txhlait thsr-rHio annexed ami
the sffidslvlfs - chari~s i>essei ard NieAoia
kesscl. both verified }rl0f0f'r :. lN2l. iu
opposition thereto. ard c0 rod < and ilins
/ verified Dereiaoer li. is-1. ni ENh.ei's a,
r. {. u and z ther" ".n'o enmf. el ana notice
of appearance. a,1 after lrssing H-7r,
RriN, OF counsel for petitior~rs. i'm supporr
( of said app,i.s ION. pa john J.. Lock wood
Esq. in opposition --rreIo. sra iGe deiirer
alton having hecn hsi ari rfen Cling the
opinion ~ fhe Fouif. un-t tstn moflon -
Arthur s. l'riend. attoraey -. the petition
crs. II =
ORDERED that en l-arsoae lrtoses-el n
said corpo rafioa sbo ,uase he-e-f -ai1H,'
Folk. who Is hershs ap-, Hf~i fef9ree -
/ f''at pnsposc "a. ai fsrt..i-
way. Err Inc Borough or ,f7ut -tan. s-fr r.
! Nn,t Tor' fu th- 1- r- gar
s. l9 O'Clock in rAn foraH .rfs '1e -
eoryoFs on shenil na- .e 1iss..sa ii b
IS frriife-
ORDERED tast tAe app rat-or frr
temporary ror.'-..rr -rH 37o- -
1sH-iruic life 70 ienic.l .t-.r-l. l..
- a.yiie.-i .on I'' - er
aisso.utio.i u iAs eo-teSetle1 sr-rf.4
CapTRT1D ma . oe.v ef III -...~ >
puhiishea - les- once in eacN .r t'e th-r
/ We1ts ifnJSrf.st sls rsece Hr ee5t Isl 3zs
4 Marlh Is. IL 'ts >s~ sa's i-4 Joar
/ nal and IN RI, Wv No- '!.- r-. I-a
pHIers published n the C1s-ty ss >-ev Nos.
Enter l. i-J : G.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10
'foctor Thea,er i'm PlainfeId
Purchased for $500 600

iUlaIIeF Reade purchased from the
s.n'ian Ate, n estate the T. T. Proctor The
the Ia "a Flainfeld, n j. Mr.. Reade owns
will '..rand Theater in Plainield, and
.hir.,nls ms latest acquisition now owns
prons'eeh fheaters in the state. The
s2O0 ooo 4heater property was held at
slfarooteo. Mr. Reade plans extensive
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10
To Build ON ErookIyn 7nt

Charles Heymann has sold the plot.
2oNlOo, on the south side Of Madison
street. 2l0 feet cast Of Marcy Avenue.
brooklyn. The purchaser will EJECT a
t,~o-famiy brick building on the sitc.
alter L. Gibson Mas Bic broker
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10
Lost Rankbooks

LOST -- Baokb5ok so. $4,000 Of Crsenw.ci
savings Bank. as 6tp av. S. r CITY
Payment stopped. Piease return to bank
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10
Houpt to Erect Dwelling
On Pelnam Heights Site

Fish g. Mrvin sold for T. NJ. Hillia I'd
ten lots on Corona Avenue and Second
Street, Pelham Heights to Harry s.
Houpt, on which he expects to erect a
large house Of Georgian Colonia archi-
lecture, containing ten rooms and four
baths. The property WAS held at SZh-
500,
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10
Gtea,r shiy, Ma, Acquires Slsaw

8ieaTrshiN lWan 80393iT"7 T'IaN
Esfaic Esea7gy ~ @'iaien ss3n:id
The water front property Of he Shaw
estate. owned bv 4 for generat;ons be-
tween Bement and Davis avenues. Vest
New Brighton. S. J.. hns been sold by
W. 8. +. Hall and c. f. Simonson Il Co.
to Herbert r. Cans, of the Cans Steam
ship Company. Mrs. George William
Curtis, of Livingston, is one Of the
heirs. Mr.. Hall also sold the two
family house at 214 Bement Avenue,
West New Brighton, for Mrs. Emily
Gregory.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10
Find Homes III Rronx,illc

Burke, Stone, Inc. sold for the Tucka
hoe Building and Construction Com
pany n new dwelling in Wescchester
Park to John YemiNgton, and ren,eu
for George Ryan his DWELLING in Bronx
Vile to ". Stone.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10

ia y dESfSt FiHD3BNF OF eOnc1flDGAi Sal les
campaign; $500 salary. commission. Call
morning only. Mr. Branch. National CITY
Building, II r,s ssr 4cd at.
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Chambermaids
CHAhtRERMATD or chambermai.l- waitress
together c. separate refined. experienced
workers; city or suburbs X. Miss Hot
mayors Agency. 10 e. t9d at. 30 Hoor.
Telephone ss47 Murray IiN.
waitress, English. young
n'ni' nir- appearing capable highly
4'th st. Vanderbilt $40
cIAMBERMAID-SE -SEAMsTREss and wait
rfes or nurse: voung Noro-egian girls.
together or separate; city, country high.
~ recommended. Miss Hairs Bureau. il
West $f'h st; Vanderbilt s3'o-
cHAMBERMAID-Y YOUNG English vvo,,,an n ::
thoroughly experienced worker: good ref
crenoes s.. Miss Hofinayees Agency. 10
L. 43d St. Sd floor Tel. s9A7 Murray Hin
CsIAMBERMAID- WAITRESS Young. ex.
y, esicn, a =, s'fsrsness i,,rea. e5eSptons Miss
--------------
Cooks
COOK Young lrieh voman: oxeeylen.. four
years experience: city npsrts1 rnt. g..
Miss Foflnayer's Nrtpcv. 70 r asd St
3d noor Marray Vim 1854
COOK. swiss Protestant. ca ,abia. willing
city or country. ~xeel;ant ~ ference.
Mics Halle Bureau. II Vest Attn ST, an
drrbi.t $40
COOK WAITRESS. chambern,sid; thoroughly
experienced exceptional references. Shausn-
messy Bureau, $50 6th ave
General Eouseworhcra, etc,
HorsEwoRKER COOK young, capable
~ recommended Miss HANS Erreau Il
West 44th st; Vanderbilt Sa'o
HOrsEwoRKER- -tngliah; small adult
family; city apartment. =. Miss ~
mayors Agency 10 = 43d st, 3 foo
Tel. S9s7 Murray Hill.
HousMWoHksR-C poient ~ dav or
week. srn;ey work. Wettlers
Agency. 20 West sd
HousEwoni<7,T,. evceilont cook, waitress.
splendid rciefenoe-. AI!ss slAngNr'esv's
Bureau $50 6tn ave.
Governesses. Etc.
NURSERY G0vnRNEss American prot
estant; child over 3; good references
NJ Miss Hofmoycr's Agency, 10 E. t3d ST.
ad foor. Murray Hil saf7.
NURSERY GoN ERNEss: Fron~a: young.
very competent willing. highly recom-
m-nled Mias Halls Bureau. II West ftth
St. Vanderbilt $50.
Nurses. ETC.
CHI1.l)S NURsE-INrf nch Swiss vary ca
pable good references Il. Miss Hof-
mayer's Agency. 10 r. 45d st, ID floor.
Murray Hill Sa4i.
NIRSE--Younx Canadian Protestant; eN-
ccllent references MISS Fitatierald's
Bureau, 366 5th av.
-----
NURSE. English h!gbest rererences Miss
Halls Bureau. II West 44th 81; Wander
bit S340
NUESE-Y Young; hospital trained; excep-
tiona. references. Miss FitzGerald's 3u-
rcaL. 3G6 5th av.
NtRSE-Yc1rg; assist cham berwork eN~
cellent references Miss FitzGeraid's Bu-
reau, 366 5th ay.
NURSE Young, two children. country pre-
1errcd. Miss FitzGera DIS Bureau. o5C
Jth av
NrRSE-Young, Inexperienced: willing to
learn Miss Fit4Ge aids bureau. 3tb
9TH av
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10

CHAMBERliAID. waitress, English. young.
neot, nice appearing. capah hle: highly
recommended. Miss Halls Bureau II W.
4tth st Vanderbilt $40.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Chamb ernaids

CHAhfRERMATD or chambermail- wsitre ;
and child nurse--Two Young Norwegians
together c. separate; refined. experienced
workers; city or suburbs. " Miss Hof-
mayors Agency, 10 Il. A9d st. 30 foor.
Telephone Ss47 Murray iIill.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10
Westchesfer

BrtLDERs ATTENTION-wh Plains
~ " Westchester County: have II lots
,ocated at Barle Uili PARK. facing the
Bronx River Parkway W1at am offered {?
Wln. =. MaXMell SNrina Nslley. y. Y
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10
LARCHAfONT

THE BIGGEST BARGAIN THIS SEASON
most new white Colonial house. 9
rooms, tiled baths. every Improvement
garage; trees, snrubbery: plot 100xl00;
near station ana school; asking sls,50o,
eosh 5000 make offer. once open Sun
day. MRS. G. NJ MURDOCH, 40 Post
Road LArc rchmont. y Y Tel 42h
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10
NarhuftuJt

u T'' FTV 7VV. \ FDTgNEF, 1"eKman 26S4.
AP.. nTMiNVs 10 LEr-FIHNtsIgD
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10
AUCTION SALES

BY VIRTUE ef an execution wiil scl etfis
day Al - o'eleee - paHlir @Ds Jos. ~ ~"
aGe Cnlerden< Ave.. Borough - BROOK y n-
lef of b'fcrs toolr s5npiies. nachiH"s. -
tures ana Fo.d cdF sitje't 3 - 81 iie7aH snd
yaortaagee n 5pafi.r 1t fscoD Nelson
eRa INST leo Defeub-oHnsf auf anaf bag
Henry Van Lear Marsnal cig of sew
Tdrk
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10
BOARDERS WANTED

sorH ST. At LEXINGTON Av. G{ote
Rutledge) For iadieY; one room IND
meals from sls ~. elevator. telephone
eto. fuil hotel service; newly deeosntsd.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10
New Jersey

All. year around now five large room bur
salow. ali modern IMPROVEMENTS: fre-
place, with garage, restricted neighbor-
mood. T. minutes from station; $500 on
Easy terms. Address RAY DENNIS, 925
Monroe av.. Asbury park ~ !
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10
PUBLIC NOTICES

TAKE NOTICE. that Therssc H. Noryeitt and
Tesss Weinberg. trading a. The Theresa
Shop" have this day gold tbe,r business ~
No. 1Ss Fulton ST. Manhattan \. Y, "a
Abraham AvrGtoN
Creditors having claims viii please scbm :
same TO Room 1892. Tribune Building, New
York City on or before March IA, as22,
pursuant TO personal propeSty law.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10

LOSr-- Henkhook SO. 575t9f of Green vii.
SAVINGS Banf. 2fs eth az y E csc
fssineht stopped. PtsaSe feUuili 20 oau|
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10
West Sids

s1sT 81. COLUMBUS Az. Colonial uoteD
Newly decorated furnished roo,ns use
OF bath; So weekly ~: elevated. surfacs
cars. subway. full hotel service restaura Mt.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10
Governesses, Etc

NURSERY GOvERNEss American Prot
cstart: child over < good references.
NJ. Mlss Iiofmaycrs Agency, 10 E. t3d st.
al foor Murray iiiil Sat7.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10
Automobiles F0E RENT

CADILLAC private ~ntfrf service. ~
West 54th fN.l}a Fret ciss'
eere4cs ~ reazoaaoi. aates. montnis zpe
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10

POSTOFTlCE. Jersey City. \ J Oflce
of Custodian March 10. 1s92. Sealed pro
posals viii be received 1T This building until
O'Clock p. m. March g. 1922 and then
opened, eor furnishing eiettric current. gas.
water. removing ashes auf rubbish. AMI
washing towels during TIE fiscal year ending
June 30 49,. The right TO reject any and
All bids is reserved by the Treas surv Depart
mont f. J. Len.al 3 :. Cns.odlnn.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10
STORAGE NOTICES
WAREHOUSEMAN'S SALE
OF GOODS FOR
UNPAID CHARGES.

IN accordance with the provision OF law.
there hena dne and unpala 4 haIses for
which the nraers Inei J MI Ms STDE-
AGE wAREHOJ SEES. - entitled % lien.
q warohous aman. on the goods hereinafter
described. ana due notice having neen given
20 ali parties known - claim an interest
therein, and The time specified IN such notice
FOR payn ent Of such chsig,s having expired,
wsrsboue~ s's @' ' S 9Ss5S % SS,s ss7 WEE s
ll7th s. Nsw York CitT. on WEDNESDAY,
March 223. las2. at lo % A. N. and n the
thc san WI "a continued At the same place
81 Weanesdsy. March 2afh. beginning al
- a a and ron'inl,ng until sll tho
ools efe sold-The following described
louvehola goods personal effects and ner
io1.. 'uffHrs. chairs. settees. Gavsnports
tailca. -t:saSs SWING n1achines. china and
glass ciosvfS. croclsery. glassware. kitchen
t'eres. curtains. draperios. carpets rugs.
books bookcase brc-s -afac pianos. musical
Instruments, stataary vehicles. paintings and
pictures, trunks and contents, linen ana
wearing apparel. pianos. etc, belonging "a
you or held for yon ac' cunt COR IN whict
you may have an intesest) Kst hrine Os~el!,
O'Bclrne Mrs Frank Wyiard. Thomas +.
H!ntze Arthur ]. Johnston Mrs L. Eager.
Berner, William Stryker Mrs T. sullivan.
/. c. Bracket Mrs. 0. e Aickman, Mrs. e.
I.ehgnan. j. n. RusseH, X Krake~er. T..
Hansen, George Grifith. Mrs. a. J. whitton.
Mrs. J. II Douyherty, D. Murphy. M: +.
sloman, Mrs Vedse tirirnkc. Mrs. l.. Jacob
son, H. II. McNei'. Clarence Giles, Y. Barcas.
lSstatc of Nj. c. Gates Mrs. Elizabeth Fisher.
H Knapp, p A Cauove M''s y. Pardcs.
p Lamb M j. /. Hellcrmsu. Mrs d.
Morton Mrs. X. Dev.ne. r Crossen, Otto
Oberhof Mrs G. W. Gilbert. # McLoGgh-
I'm. g. A. Benja-nir. Mrs. l. Gatsiick. All
being now stored with said Timmins Storage
Warehouses. IN its warehouses. and all 10 he
more specifically announced and described ~
time OF aaid aaie.
The goods may be seen at the time anl
pace Of ssle.
Timmins' Storage Warehouses,
257 -25a 2el 26S-2e5-G67 WEST li7TH sT.