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it from the Navi Navy's Textile Auction Woolens March 24 Thursday. 11 A. M. By BURLING, DOLE CO. At 601 Broadway.

v. gte? II and 30 07., fcy Co. Phocnlx, Farns TaJmadge, H. I'mai (4 in 45 yd. Shrunk; sold a tnlll yardage.

Lots of 2 or 10. 5-25, bolts, Twills. hl-ached and 2.30 boll 1 about 80 S0 2 60 92j 5 1 80 Crlil. 2-60 74x61 136 in, s.50 vj de 4.70 116x62 56 yd do. 27 1 Mlnlmum salo of An.

N'avy rondltions, Samples at Co. and at this office. All coorfs be In lon. Catalogue, of Appralsal Sale. 30tb Brooklyn, N.

Y. Phone Sun Exl for BlTGENE 1 mander U. N. U. S.

A Jamaiea May Get Large odel Hotel Prospects for Such a Venture Now Being Investigated; May Be an Apartment Hotel Plans are afoot to give Jamaiea a' modern hotel of size. The project is) leing taiked of, but the men doing the talkinp are not the kind who fail ts carry through things which they' plan. One of (he many reasens advanced for buildir.tr a iine hotel there is the nearness of Jamaiea to Manhattan. An outment hotel with some provisions for transient business is favored by some, while others would have it a trsnsient hotel project. A committei consisting of G.

B. Schorn. Howard Cline, John Adikes, Barton R. Smith, Howard Ketcham and Freo Young studying the prospects of such a venture. New Transit Link ork In Qneens to Start Soon In Several Weeks Extension of Corona-Flushing Route Will Be nder Way Work is nrogressing rapidly on the extension of the Queensboro subway to the storage yards on the Flushing Coronn meadowa and thence to Main Street, Flushing.

Physical work on the first porticn will begin within a few Last Augost the city took title to a plot between Roosevelt Avenue, Co rona, and the Long Island Railroad, comprih' ig 527,333 square feet. The plans for the work are ready and "ery etTort will be made to rush it to completion, as both the' Interborough and the B. R. T. are badly in need of storage facilities and shops.

Sheriff Knott to Take Over Chelsea Hotel, in 23d Street Sheriff D. H. Knott and associates are take over the Chelsea Hotel, at 222 West Twenty-third Street, one of the iargest of the old-time hostelries in the iower part of the city. A company. known as the 222 West Twenty-third Street Corporation, with a capital of' 1100,000 and W.

J. and J. E. Knott as directors, has just been formed at Al- i biftj to operate the property. The Chelsea is an elcven story structure with K8M8, 175x100.

Eighty 1 and 2 Family Homes For Southerly Flatbush Site Henry Kornblum bought 100 lots in jraPirkway Gardens from the Parkway Garden ompany, Brooklyn, through William1 I.i. inc, and will immediately wghj the erection of eighty one and Hro family houses. Bnlkley Horton Companv sold 161 Street, a retidence 40x100, to F. G. Fearon, who plans extensive MissMinnie Dupree Sells Her Estate in Westcheslcr M.

H. Barry, Inc, sold for Miss Minnie Dupree her artistic country 'state at Larchrnont, known as Ken to Louis R. Glavis, an im Wrter of this city. The house is South? ern colonial in type and the estate twnprises three acres. Mr.

Glavis will Mlte further improvements. Buying in Staten Island Cornelius G. Kolff sold the north corner of Delafield Avenue and Wffield Street, in the Sheffield tract, N'ew Brighton, for George St. Sl Esther Lynn. Schwab sold for Hiteii 430 St.

Mark'a Blace, New Staten Island, to Margaret Elizabeth Hallihan. pine White Plains Estate Sold wilhnm E. Morrcll, Inc, with Albert J.Ashfortn, Inc, sold for Israel M. his country estate at White of about riftv acres, awelling and other buildin'gs. The FJtrty us part of the old Martine and was held at $90,000.

2u5' Inc, repre "rto the purchaser. wnt Homea in Weetcheater Ripley have rented. fur CIara Davidson 7 Larch Earchmont Mar.oi, to TK of this city. 'ne Robert E. Farley Organization for Mrs.

H. M. Fagley her resi Flsfur Avenue, White Plains, r- u. Kaur'man, of this city. Sales of DwelHng Houses Fisher Company sold for a'r; Block to Mrs.

Gustavc Dauer dwp'ling 227 East Six 20x100. Arthur Fischer sold for T. Poffet dwelling 333 IWenty-ninth Street, to G. Per $100,000 Newark Plant Sold N'evins, Inc, sold for the Cvdlk Music Company its plai: fvl 5100.000. Louis Kamra rep the purchasers.

-n sold for the F. lhe two-family dwell to r.nsrre8s Flushing, w. to George K. Fowler. Real Est Big Shipments Of Materials For Building 42.000 Barrels Daily Being Sent Outside of Local Market; Steel Movement Better Than in 1919 Economic stra-ws in the building con struetion indnatry are attaining a more uniform direetion, according to the current Dow Service Daily Building Re? ports.

Tha movement of basic building ma? terials in the last two weeks wipes away all doubt as to the constructionnl chnracter of 1921. In the first fifteen days of January thia year shipments Of cement out of the district supplying this market totaled 20,000 bnrrels a day. The same number of days in February developed shipments of 28, 000 barrels. The same number of days in March developed 42,000 barrels a day. The movement in structural steel is even better than it was in 1919, which ia more comparablo than was March 1920, for the identical month.

The records of the Bridge Builders and Structural Society, from reports gath ered by its secretary, George E. Gifford, shows that during the month of Feb? ruary. 1921, tons of fabricated structural steel were contracted for throughout the United States. equiva lent to 14 per cent of the entire ca? pacity ol the bridge and structural shops of the countrv. ln the tsarne month, 1919, the total was per cent, with railroads fairly active in the market.

February of last year record ed 95 per cent of capacity taken, how? ever. Common briek is passing out of re serve stocks rapidly and moving into actual construction work. Labor difiiculties in the brick yaTds are expected to develop as producers attempt to bring down manufacturing eosts by altering wage Rcales ruling last year, which, with coal at promium prices, forced brick quotations to ex cessive levels. This prospect may in terfere with brick production, so that existing stocks will not be rushed to this market early this spring without pretty definite call. There is about 200,000,000 brick on hand in manu facturers' sheds for New York require ments until July.

This quantity is far below normal reserve. Lumber suitable for home building has dropped 60 per cent from the price peak and is now only 25 per cent above the pre-war delivered prices. Sanitary tile manufacturers have turned their plant capacity on full. Invcstor Buys Orlando In West 94th Street Apartment Near Riverside Drive Reoently Purohased by the Seller Charles J. Quinlan, of Wood, Dolson i-ompany, Inc, resold for Joseph J.

Lese the Orlando, a six-story elevator apartment at 311 West Ninety-fourth Street, 50x100.11, to Jacob Larus. Mr. Lese recently purchased the property through the same broker from the Rob lnson estate. The Wood, Dolson Com pany has been named agents. The Benson Construction Co.

sold the six-story tenement and store, north west corner of Delancey and Orchard streets to Sophia Rosner. The new owner will make further improvements Morns Rose was the broker. Froman Taubert sold for Ferdi nand Heene 438 East Eighty-seventh Street, a two-family house, 20x100.8, to Dr. Henry M. Frledman.

Movie and Store Building For Big Plot in Bronx B. H. Weisker sold fpr Frederick Brown to the S. L. Building Corpora tion, Samuel Minskoff president, the northeast corner of Kingsbridge Road and Jerome Avenue, 100x121, and for Albert Schaile to the same purchaser the adjoining plot to the east on Kings bridge Road, 60x121.

The combined plottage has 160 feet on Kingsbridge Road and 121 feet on Jerome Avenue, at the foot of the Lexington Avenue subway, Sixth and Ninth Avenue ele vated. This entire plot will be improveel with eleven stores and a moving pic? ture theater, work on which will begin at once. A. 1. Sadey sold for H.

Heidrich 941 Rogers place, a live-story apartment, 67x75. osborne Smith sold for a client of Otterbourg, Steindler Houston the dwelling 202 East. 199th Street, 50x125, to John Bothwell, will ocupy. Sixtcen Homes ai Freeport Now Nearing Completion Freeport, L. is doing its share to relieve the great home shortage.

The John J. Randall Company is now completing sixteen bungalows and has prepared plans for the erection of twenty-eight more. These houses contain living room, kitchen, two bedrooms and bath, pantry, three large closets and a porch. Flat for Greenwich Village Charles B. Meyers is preparing plans for a six-story apartment, 74x81, hous ing ihirty-seven families, at 11 to 15 West Eighth Street, to be crected bv Samuel Lipman.

The cost is estimated at $150,000. REAU OK REXT Queeni FOUR BUNGALOWS for sale or rent. East Rockawajr. For particulars telephone 1528-R, Jamaica. Xxing Island ALONG THE GREAT SOUTH BAT Attractlve Houses to Rent; Desirable I'roperttea for Sale.

JEREM1AH ROBBINS, Babylon, 1. Telephone 32. New Kcn SAI-E? Reautifut suburban home, ln Upper Montclalr, X. ten rooius, two batha, large sun parlor, Bteam heat, mod ern and ln splendld uonditton throughout; 150 ft. frontage; beautlful ehrubbery and treea, arbor and orchard; two-oar garage with large finished room attached fur workshop or chuuffeur's quarters; con venlent to trolley, aohoola and churches; minutes' walk to station; Immedlate possession; prlcn will carry liberal mortgage.

l'hone Montclalr 4749. TO LET' IXJR BUSINESS PUKFOSE8 Munhattan FOTK FWJOB8, 60x90; H1GH CEILINGS flne light; elevator; 160 Ibs. aq. rea soriable rent, long iease. THE MAINTEN'ANUE COMPAXT, 449-153 West 42d st.

APAKTMKM8 TO 1.ET?UNEUBNISHED liannaUan FTVE ROOMS AND BATH. $85 to $115. In tha co-optratlve plan elevator apart nifiii houaea 17 and EAST BBTH near in the aooial center; cash Investment, $2,300 ln $8,000, which includes cost of stock ownership. renovaiion and decorating; living iwim 26 feet long; cios Kxs ar.d 3x5 feet; unique, eouitable, money-aaving plan. William Cruikshunk's Soiis, Agents.

85 I.iberty st. THREE ROOMS AND BATH, $50. On lirst floor, ln the co-operative ilnn ele? vator apartment house No. 17 EASI 9BTH near 5th in the social center; cash lnvestment, the rental value. of this tfiree-room apartment being $100, the ln? vestment Is saved ln two years.

WTUMAM CRUIKBHANK'S SONS, S5 Liberty ate News Stock Brokers Lease New Quarters on 42d St. To Locatc in Knickerbocker Building; Many Stores and Lofts Rented Spotts Starr. Inc, leased to E. F. Lcland members of the New York Stock Exchange, New York Cottoa Exchange and the Chicago Board of Trade, offlces on ground floor ot the Knickerbocker Buildincr at Forty-second Street ra? a branch offlce now at 140 West Fortv second Street.

Brown Company, with Clark r. Chambers, leased tha atore at 1750 BroaiWay to Benjamin R. Rippcth, and 250 West Fifty-fourth Street, to U. Motors, space at .104 West mo Kt t0 Henr-V Rluniberg; at 562 rifth Avenue, to P. Irving Grinl berg; at 335 Broadway, to Max Turtle dove; at 84 Reade Street, to Bernard Urdang.

and at 18 East Forty-nrat Street. to Edward B. P. Carrier William A. White Sons, with Hnr ace Ely rented 8tore 72 Jnnity Place to Horowitz Fiecer and with N.

A. Berwin the rifth floor 20-22 Jacob Street, to H. KB.ew er Oo. Spear Co. have leased the fifth floor at 6-8 West Twentieth Street to Rosen Rosen, cloaks; store at 6" PlaC? Fedcral Motor Company; basement store at bS East Eleventh Street to The Chria tian Herald; store at 359 West Broad? way to Feldman Resnick, manufat turers of scales; fifth floor 28-30 East Fourth Street to Kaufman, Friedtnan Levmaon, and sixth floor to Goodman Tiager; top floor 9 East Fourth to the Alpha Decorating and Glass Company; fifth floor at 46-50 VVooster Street to Somerstein Gold flam; space at 28-30 East Twelfth Street to the Bodman Paper Box Com? pany; Seltzer Seltzer, furriers- fifth floor with I.

Geller to Samuel Gold berger, dresses. M. Rosenthal Company leased to M. Galowitz the fourth floor at 145-147 West Twenty-seventh Street; to Glory Costume Company the sixth floor at 145-147 West Twenty-seventh Street, and to Henry Gelety the store at 55 West Twenty-fourth Street. Ihe Duross Company leased the four-story building 800 Washington Street for the estate of J.

H. Doermer to the Atlantic Produce Company Inc top loft 408-412 West Thirteenth Street to B. E. Lederer; the south half of the block west side of Ninth Avenue, Four? teenth to Fifteenth Street, for the At lantic Hotel Supply Company to the G. Ii.

Southard Company; stores at 403 and 405 West Fourteenth Street to Trevisan Vignali, and a store 401 Fourteenth Street to the Light Car Corporation. San Francisco Man to Become Resident of Briarcliff Manor rish Marvin sold for P. T. Bror strom, of Plcasantville, N. twelve acres on Somerstown Road.

iust north of Briarcliff Manor, to Melv'in Stokes, of San Francisco, who plans to im prove the property in the near future with large residence and out buildings It adjoins the estates of James Clarke, Charles Neave and George SchafTer. Ihe same brokers sold for the K. B. Building Company, Inc, to Kunin Reines the southeast corner of South Broadway and Randolph a two story building. The new owners will conduct a delicatessen and lunch room.

Nles Estate to Sell Bronx Realty Owned for Fiftv Years Sixty lots in the Bronx which have been owned by the Niles estate. for I over half a century, three dwellings, will be sold at auction by Bryan L. Kennelly in the Vesey Street salesroom on April 6. The propertv is midway between Van Cortlandt "and parks, and surrounded with I dwelling and flat houses. The lots face on Mosholu Parkway, Bainbridge and Van Cortlandt Avenues.

The dwellings contain six rooms and bath. Church Landmark in Yonkers The J. Romaine Brown Company, rep resenting the Corporation of St John's Church of Yonkers, leased to a client Levey the property known as the White House" at the corner of Main Street and Riverdale Avenue. Yonkers. This will mean the removai of one of Yonkers's old landmarks, has been for twenty-five years or more the center of the rctail shoppine section.

Sells Home in Montclalr F. M. Crawley Bros. have sold for G. N.

Harcourt his residence on the west side of Valley Road, opposite Brunswick Road, Montclair, to Edith Brown Jones, of Rutherford. The residence contains ten roms and two baths on plot having a frontage. of sixty feet. TO 1.ET FOR BUSINESS FIRPOSES FOR OUTSIDE SPACE ALSO STORES FULL COMMISSION TO BROKERS Renting Office in Building 45TH ST. BROADWAY POSSESSION MAY lst calt upon requcst.

103 PARK AVE. Corner 4lst Street FACING GRAND CENTRAL STATION High Class Modern Office Building ExceptionalJy Light We offer for lease from May 1 OFFICES In of 300 to 3.000 Sq. Ft. RENTALS $1,000 TO $12,000 N. A.

BERWIN Agent on premises Telephoiw Vauderbilt 4453 TO I.BT FQB BrBINESS rrRrOBTO TO UET FOR BPBIKE8B PPBFOBEB I TO UCT FQH BCSINBSg PCBP08ES II LOCATED in the heart of New York at Broadway and 42nd Times Square, mid way between Grand Central and Pennsylvania R. R. Terminals. Convenient to all elevated, surface and subway transportation lines. Times Square is an express only one where you can enter any of the three sub ways and reach any part of the city in the shortest possible time.

The Knickerbocker's Equip? ment is modern in every respect There are 8 Otis (overhead trac tion) express elevators. Rental includes heating, cleaning and general office service. For information inquire at the premises or of your own broker. The units of spaee inelude individual offices (180 sq. ft.

and upl, suites and entire floors (0,433 ft. up I. wit.h light on four sides. There are available. ground floor stores on Broadway.

The entire second floor has full length win dows anl is ideal for retail purpoaes. $3,00 occupancy lst Phone Bryant 3842 Jgjj jjj jjg KN1CKERB0CKER FORTY-SECOND ST. Inc. BROADWAY HWHMBW Street Tenants' Opportunity 235 Fourth Ave. N.

E. Corner 19th St. Modern Twelve-Story Building Just Completed and Ready for Im mediate Occupancy A Entire Floors for Lease Ideally located and well adaptcd for industrial concerns requiring large, open floor areas for office tenancy. Rent $2 Per Net Sq. Ft.

For full parliculars apply to the Managing Agcnts Horace S. Ely Company 21 Liberty Slrcet Tel. John 222 Full Commission to Brokers 29-33 West 38th St. FIRST LOFT POSSESSIOX MAY. 1921 64x100.

SPKINKI.KR Large l'late Glass Show Windows .1. C. M. (i. MATTER 317 Madison Av.

Tel. S655 Murray Hill SL'MMONS NEW YORK SUFRBME COURT, COUNTY of New STATES PHC T( PLAY CORPORATION, Plalntlff, against KREDERICK F. STOLL. Defendant Sum mons. To the ahnvp narned IKfendant: VOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONJBD to an swer the complaint ln this action and to serve a copy of your answer on the Piain ttff'a Attorney withjn twenty days after the service of this surnmons.

exclusive of the day of service, and ln case of your failure to appoar or answer judfrment will be taken against you bv default for tho re? lief demanded In the complaint. Dated, February Rth, 1921. ROBBRT BONYNOE, Plaintlff's At torney, Post Office Address and Office, No. 7 1 Broadway, 3lew york City. To Fredi i i F.

Stoll: Th? foregolng sumnions i served upon vou bv publlcatlon. pursuant to an order of Ilon. "Nathan Bi.iur, a Justice of the du preme Court of Statv of JNew York dated the lat day of March. 1921, am! with tho complainl in office of Clerk of the County of New York, at the County House, In the Borough of Manhattan, City, County and State oi New York. Dated, New York, March 1921.

ROBERT W. BONYNGE, Attorney for Ofnce and P. O. Address. 71 Broadway.

Borough of Manhattan, New York City. SURROGATES' NOTICES 8ATTER1.EB, MARY FURSUANCB of an order of Honorable John P. Cohalan. a Surrogate of the County of New York. notice hereby given to all persons hav Ing clalms against Mary P.

Satlerlee, tate of the" County of New York, dec-eased. to present the same with vouchers thereof. to the subacriber, at her place of transacting business, at the office of Haight, Sandtord, Smith St Gri.tln, her attorneye. at No. 27 William Street.

in the liorough of Man? hattan. in the City of New York. State of New York, on or before the lst day of June, 1921. next. Dated New York, tho 24 th day of No vember, CATHARINE W.

PHILIPSE, Executrlx. HAIGHT. SANDFORD. SMITH GRIFFIN. Attorneys for Exeoutrix, office and P.

O. Address. 27 William Street. Borough of Manhattan. New York City.

STOKAGE NOT1CES THE INDEPENDENT STORAGE COMPANY, 1317 THIRD NEW TORK CITY To MRS. KURT SCHNEIDER, MRS SEPFAN, MRS. MAIiV L.OVAS, MRS HELLEN HULTZ, MRS. D. SCHUBERT MRS.

ROOKMAN, MRS. J. RAUSDEL1 MRS SOFJE MEYER, MRS J. CRO MN, MRS. CATHERINE M.

BURKE, MR. LLOYD, MR. HENRY' VUTHIER, MR CHARLES Df'l LOUIS KAYSER I. M. 1HEXS rEIN EXPRJ MR PHEEAN, MR FRANK I.AI.1.Y.

MR. F. PHANHOFER, MJ CHARLES WUESTE FEI.D: and each oi you hereby notified hai and tlie time for the paymi nt of our lien therefor upon the housi per sonal effects and merchandise stored bv you or in your name qr on your account or in which you elaim an Intorest, in our warehouae, having explred, and due notlce thereof having been glven you, we will cause said property, to wit: dressera, chif foniers, oilcloth, rockers, tat.les. iceboxes, mirrors, lron and hrass beds, chalrs, mai troRsea. linen, plllows, dining room furni ture, bufretB, picturea, parlor Bulta, settees, (ie.sk.

bookcasea, barrel and contents, sup posed to contain chino, glassware, bric-a brac, chlna closets, boxes and contents, supposed lo contain books and misrel laneous arl Ii sewii trunks and contents, crib, foldlng bi ds. bundlea dd Ing, vv ash standa. a ppai contents di esser and chiffonier drawers, personal effeets, panor furniture, cots, rugs, carpets, i keis and contents, Is, pedestals, baby cai-riages, pa packuges i tents. kirehen tables, oil and gas heatprs, pler mirrors, runners. bath tub, bench, and contents, hats, boxes, cases and contents, was ran'-? pianos, piano clocks, counter, shelves, signs, mer? chandise and general miscellaaeoua, to be sold at Public Auctlon at our warehouse 1317 Tl ird Avenue, Borough of Manhattan' New York S.

on MONDAY THF DAY OF VPRIE, 1021, AT 10 A. M. to satlsfy our lien ln accordance with the Btatute in such case made and provided and in accordance with the terms of the ontracts enti red into Ith the underslgned companv. THE INDEPENDENT STORAGE CO Per Herzf. id, Manager' York City.

N. March Hth, NOTICES RE ESTATE OF MARIE pursuance of an order ot Hon John P. Colmlan. a burrogate of the Pounty o' N'ew lork, NOTICE ia hereby given to ai'i per? sons lalms against Baillard of the City of Nice, deeeased' to present the same with vouehers thereof to the subscrlber, at hia place of tranaact ing business No. 2 Rector Street, Borough of Manhattan, New York City, on or tore the lst day of June, 1921, next.

Dated, New York. November 12, FREDERIC R. COt'DERT. Execulor. COUDERT BROTHERS.

attorneys for Exeoutor, Oftlce and P. O. No. 3 Ractor Street, New York, N. T.

OFFICES 15 East 40th St. Few units left For May lst 137 to 2100 Sq. Ft. Moderate Rentals 23 West 43d St. Single Office 350 Square Feet Stafford Bros.

Inc. 26 W. 41th ft. Vanderbllt QLEENS ESTATE GREAT HOUSE BARGAIN Bacrlflces house. large plot; wide boulevard; fine surroundinga, near station; hour Manhattan; steant heat.

elec tricity; artlstic decoratlons, firepla.ce, tiled baths and kltchen parquetry, garage space. $1,000 CASH, 560 MONTH LY PH0NE H0LLIS 6515 STORAGE NOTICES IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVI Slons of law, there being due and un paid charges for whcih the tinderslcr.ed COLUMBIA STORAGE WAREHOUSES is to a llen as vvarehouseman on the. after described, and due having been given to all partles known to claim au Interest thorein, and the time specitied in such nottce for payment ot such charges having expired, there will I told at public auctlon at Nos. 60 ard 62 i West 67th New Y'ork City. on Satur? day, Apr, 2nd, 1921.

beginnlng at 10:30 a. i and continuing on each and every Sat urday theroafter. begining at the same hour, until all goods are sold. to wlt: Household goods and personal effects, as fol Parior eulta, dining room sults, bedroom sulta, llbrury furniture, tables hairs, brass beds. lron beds.

bed springs mattresses, bolsters, pillows. chiffoniers I bureaus, couches, hall stands. cabinets, wardrobes, china closets, dressing tables desks, hat treea, rockers, pictures, mlrrors pianos, phonographs, sewing typewrlterg, guns, ruga, carpeta, siationers' books, trunka, hampers. clothing, theatrlcal costumes, china. glaesware brlc brac, i llver, draperlea, curtalna and personal effects held for the account of Estate of Katherine M.

Jenkina, Mary Denlson, Mrs. C. Crawford. Miss banks, Miss Oroeabeeck, Mana E. Moran Lyons or Mrs.

B. I.vons, Mrs. FroBt, CatberJne Phelan, Mlaa Ida Potter. Miss Eda Lyde, B. Knudsen, Geo.

W. Swaln, Mary Franklin. Peter Rob inaon, Mrs. n. Fowler, Bllaabeth A.

Demar est, Merle I. John, Emlle Schulu, Emiiy Butler, Mrn. Arihur uherine M. Lewls, Mrs. W.

E. Scott or Estate of Al-xander S. Wlliiams. i Beutrice Best. R.

M. Fair M. Fair, A. Le Roy Wella. Karl L.

Howell or lla P. Howell. Mrs J. Eccleston, UMian Martin. John E.

Mrs. MInnte E. O'Suilivan, Mrs. Geo. W.

Meacham or Josephine E. Meacham, Mrs Marte A. Copley, Ludwlg Baumunn i Jorui A. Phillips. I.nrge oil painting, 'Waahtngton's Last Order at Yorktown." held for the account of Mrs.

Bohunek Leimdoerfer, or Mrs A. L. Lelmdoerfer. Knabc gran I pl ino, i all clock, book llbrarj ti work lea, desks, dressin? cen er tables, pedestals, aideboa ds chiffoolers, bress beds, a beda ngs, VIctrola, sofaa ch n.a eioaets, Icather seat ehalrs, cane alra upbolstered ehalrs. llnlei standa, electrofiers, sewing machlne, s.

rugs, rarpets, vacuum c.leaner, head, deer's head, china. glasaware silver, and other personal effects h'-ld for tbe account of Mrs. Alice C. Lynch now gtored ln said Columbla Storage Warehouaes The goods will be on exhibl tion at the time and plare of sale and on i the day preceding each day of sale COLUMBIA STORAGE WAREHOUSES, Office, 149 Columbus Avenue. New York.

March 11, Want Advi Help Wanted Battnen Cards Sitaations Wanted! Busiaett LOST. FOUND AND REWARD Lost Bankbooks No. 14B.423 of the Ex- celslor Savlngs Bank, 79 We3t 23fl st. Payment stopped. Please return to bank.

No of tho IT. Savings Bank of N. Y. Payment stopped Plpa.se retnrn book to bank. INFORMATION WANTED up W.

R. Every thing will be all right. MOTHER. FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET East Side 62D 80? floor. haJl bedroom, for gcntleman.

HOTEL NASSAU S9TH MADISON AND PARK AVS. Rooras with private bath. $1S weekly upward; all hotel comforts. TELEPHONE PLAZA 3100. West Side 77TH 154 atmny room; private family; gentloman: references.

90TH, 311 renovated. select ouse. $10 up, gentljmen preflcrred referenrcs. 101 ST, 4 Apt. room; modern, i home.ilke; gentlemtn only.

AN furnlshed in private home, Riverside Drive; will serve break fast. Apt. G4: Riverside 2493. HOTEL and Str? av. Single rooma, i2 a day: double 13 a day; single room with bath, $3 day; single room by the week, $9 Up.

$17.50 Per Week Permanent Rooma with private bath; modern hotel service; 12-story fireproo? building. HOTEL ABERDEilN. S2d between Stli av. and Broadway. Phone PENNSYLVANIA 1600.

BOARDERS WANTED 154TH, 428 second atory front, with dresslng room; breakfast, dinner. HELP WANTED FEMALB Domestic working hoose keeper, willing to assist with care of boy eight and infant, in comfortable home; salary write experience and quallfica tions. 'Mrs. W. A.

Llpplneott, 6 Nassau Great. Neck, N. Y. MOTHER'S and reliable; Bummor at Bayshore, L. references required: call Mondav morning.

Slmon, 601 W. 113th apt. 11A; tele? phone Cathedral 7923. YOUNG WOMEN to train for nurses; 18 months course pay while learning. Brook? lyn Eye and Ear Hospital, 1)4 Livingston Brooklyn, N.

Y. HELP WANTED MALE YOUNG MEN who like out-of-doors life to join a New York City naval organization Saturday-Sunday sailing in eut tera and to West Indiea and Atlantic ports during summer, ewim ming. tennis, gymnasium, basketball, base ball and all athletlc advantages; retalner pay: no Interference with civilian occupa tions. Apply U. S.

Granite State, foot' West 97th N. Manhattan. New York. via PBth st. from Broadway any Monday, Tuesday or Thursday evening.

Instruction AUTO INSTRUCTION teach repalrinf and drlvlng ln short time. Llcense guar anterd; ladies' also Ford lessona. American Auto School, 736 Lexington ave. (69th). Plaza 4016.

LEARN TO BE A ant, profltable work; day and evening classes. Send for frea bookl'pt and visitor'a pass. Weat Side Y. M. C.

306 W. 57lh st. MEN wanted to operate moving picture rnaciiines in theatera; we teach you davs or eveninga. American Theater Building. 644 Sth av.

(42d). Bryant 1519. AUTO INSTRUCTION, $1B Day, evening; Cadillac, Studebaker, Mit hell. B. M.

1302 Lexington av. (3.Klh). SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE Chambermaids CHAMBERMAlD, aeamsiress; or coun? try; good long reference. Miss Hof mayer'a Agency, 10 E. 3d nour; telephone XI47 Murray Hill.

CHAMBERMAID, very neat; thoroughlv experienced; excellent references; citv, country; $55. Mrs. Mason's Agency, 18 West 43d st. Vanderbilt 9053. CHAMBERMA11 good needle wo man; $55; city or country.

Misa Shea'a Agency, 6 East 41st hi; Murray Hill 6774. Cooks COOK (Scotch), very ncat: thoroughlv ex perienced; economical; good manager; splendid references; $a5. Mrs. Mason's Agency, West 4 3d st. COOK-HOUSEKEEPER.

rpfined, excelT tlonally competent, consclentioua; bach elor's city home desired: highest references. Mrs. Mason's Agency. West 4 3d st. Irish girl; good cook; UiKh ly reconunended.

Miss Hofmaver's Agency, 10 E. 43ci 3d floor; telephone 8947 Murray Hill. COOK, very neat; nlco young Irish girl; thoroughly experienced; excellent refer? encea; city; $75. Mason's Agency. IS West 43d st.

New Englander; $75: long riferencea; anywhere. Miss Shea's Agency, 6 E. 41st Murray Hill 6774. Day Workers DAY WORKER Laundress or cleaner; worker; very reliable. Miss Hof Agency, 10 East 43d 3d floor; telephone- oii47 Murray Jlill.

General Houscworkers, Etc. widow with boy 14 years old; very capable woman. please call at p. m. Monday.

T. Misa Hofmayer's Agency, 10 4.1ii 3d floor. Governcsses, Etc. NURSERY English woman; child over four years Misa Hofmayer's Agency, 10 Last 43d 3d floor; telephone Murray NUH BRY GOVERNESS. reflned Canadian, competent, conscientious; aewa most highly recommended; Mrs.

Ma? son's Agency, 18 Wi Etc. LAUNDRESS at home, reliable; week, month; references. 19fi W. 134th st. Nurses.

Etc. CHILD'S NURSE American Protestant; one child under two years old; city fam? ily. Misa Hofmayer's Agency, 10 East 43d 3d floor; telephone 8947 Murray Hill iXr'AXT'S NURSE, Scotch Protestant, very exceptlonaily competent, consclen iplendld references: $75. Mrs. Ma? son's Agency.

18 West 43d at. NURSE, growtng children; very neat, re. i. tj I 0. oung.

care infanl grown children anywhere. Mies y. 0 4lst Murray Hill 0774 Waitrenses r.t yearn' reference tempor.n-: or permanent engagemeat. Miss Hormaver's Agency, lo 43d at 3d ii telephone BM7 Murray iiill TRBSS (Lamsh), Brst lass. taii, good pearance; exceptlonaily competent ly recommended; anywhere; $75.

Ma i Agency. 18 Weat 43d st. MiscellaneouB $75; waitresa-chamber llrection preferred' both fine. viss Agency. E.

at; Murray imi Kl' i HENMAID or osefnl girl: neat. nice. arrived Iriah girl; Mrs nire r' first clasa: neat, ri, i exceptionally compe $75 Ma. Agetley. Ig 43.1 ft.

LADY'S MAID, uaeful. Frtjnch-Italian; ex tremely neat; splendid seamstress; ea reterencee. Mason's Agety-y. i 13 Wetst 43d st. i PART TIME workera.

wattreases. nurse glrls; beat references. Sealey's Agency. Audubon Boarders Wanted Eaployweut Afevtfa Fnrnitled Rooms Lost. Foind and Hewaroi SITUATIONS WANTED BUTLER and SBCOND MAN'.

Kr-n'-h; both hlghly or sep arato; tlty or country. Miss Hofmty. Agericy. 10 Ksst 43d third floor. T'-i'-phnn" Sf4T Murray IIlll.

good'Rppearance, Enr lish. fine rcf'-rences; invwhere, Miss Phea'8 E. 41st Hill 6774. wiehee posltlott drlving evenings. Sundays; references.

Shankiin, 215 East 60th st. PEtTR Hooseman; splendid references. Miss Shaughnessy'S Agency, 8fi0 6th COOK-BCTLER, very neat. capablo, oon sclentlous, young (Flltplno); most hlgrhly rncommended; $100. Mrs.

Mason's Agency. 18 West st. COUPLB useful, exce! cook: "nttre work. $135: b'St per? sonal refcrence. Miss Agency, 6 B.

41st Murray Hill 6774. man: do anyfhlng; country. Misa Shaughnessy'a Agency. 8G0 Stb av, useful; wife: requlre both splendld ror gentleman's) place. Miss Agency, 6 E.

41st Murray Hill 0774. nseful; cook. house workcr: fine servante: 51 50. Miss Khea'a E. 41st Murray Hill 6774.

useful: cook, spiendld references. Jtisa Shaughnessy's Agency, R60 6th av. young; $S5; well Miss Shen.a Agency. 6 B. 41st Murray Hili thoroughly expe rienced; cxoellent references.

Miss Shaughnessy's Agency, 860 r'h av. iRTBR, colored; ten years1 referenca from-last Benton, 1SSS Third Commerclal HOUSEFURNISHINO SALESMAN. Good all around man, 9 experlence. Capabte. irianaging rlepartment.

I.ooklng ror steady posltlon. Box Wv, avc. Brooklyn. What have you to offer? Young man, 29. at present employed aa travelllng salesman with largs wholesale clothing house, would like to enter mora remuneralive line; seeks change; go any where; wll recommen.led.

630. Trlbune, EMPLOYMEN'T AGENCIES Domestic Help COLORED high grade servants; ottyj country; Invesligaled. Etrni Agency. Audubon 2856. NEW YORK AOENCT -6 ROOM 841.

Excellent help of all kinda provlded, both indoors and sul all Vanderblil 7460. BUSINESS CARDS arpets STILLINGS, TN'V. 624 MADISON AV. (59th Bt.) offer Sxin 822 50; 7.500 yards Sioanes, Wi nsters. Body Sl, all colors, plain, Good carpi is at lesa imn runners, any lengl Imported, pla i MAKING ER, LAYING, DYEING, RErAII EA ABLE.

n.AZA 8835 Diamonds, Jewelry, Etc. DIAMONns hx.ught and sold for rash frant individuals or estates. BENNETT 171 Broadway, 2d floor RKEP and WTLLOW rrRNlTCRE for all dlre. from tory, largest selee prices Lci.ng BBACH wi: WI: I i for fOnltttrs, pianos, antlqu books. art.

etc. OABAT. 18 tlversity ace. 8tuy? Office COMMERCLAL FURNTTURH in oak, i ar! walnutl tables, ehalrs, fi FOR THE MODE1 I'FICB. JACOB BARSKT, ST.

i Broad I Stoves and Boiler Repaira STOVES AND STOVB furnished range, fnrnace, stea i manu I. BTOVE REPA1 rtater cor. B.tman, N. v. liranob.

Mulberry Newark. .1 Women'g Clothing BASTER SUIT bargains; wholeaaler selilne at retail beautiful ladies' auita all styles. materials and tti new styles, ln vi up. 1140 Bi OPPORTUMTll pi oducta i A with a-. Paris.

U. rtii 33 i l'aris. MAJVUFACTURBR of pose at wanting to build the bigheat In th" world oi Own 27, 1 wants good stock i.isuo bune, SURROGATES' NOT! in i at oi ol tlonorablo John i of New 3 persons havii MONTGl Ri County New Yoj the same with vouohem 8Uu. scribers, at their piaco of busl ut. the office of i.

Unlon Trust Company of New YorK. at No. tt Broadway. ln the Borough of Manhattan. the City of New York, Stati oi l'ork, r-n or before the 16th uay of July.

next. Dated, New York, the 5th day of Janu. a v. 1921 CENTRAL LNION TRU8T COMPANT rORK. HBNRY LATROBE ROOSBVBMl utors.

HUP.RY A HUTTON. Attorneya foi Bxecutors, en I.ana. Borough of Manbattai i JULIAN ol an of ii iHALAN, ew rk, NOTICE la hereby given t0 all An tonlO liuplat. late of New york, deceasod, to presi witu eof, to the robseribei st its I tranaactlns business, at the offica Of Roosevell Kobbe. Il.s attorneys, N0 44-46 V.

ln th? Borough of Man hattaa, ln the City of York Btata of Nt-w on or betoru the iiLth day of May, 1K31, next. Dated, New York. the 18th day oi' Na. vember, THE CHEMTCAL NATIONAT, BANK OF NEW ROOSBVELT KOBBE. Attorneya far Bxaoutoi Office and P.

Artdre.aa. 44 Borough Manhat? tan. New Yoik I BENNETT, i of an ord'-r of I Hnnnett of business, No 149 Broadway. tha zork, cr before the day of May PULTON TRTJ8T CHMPANY nr NEW YORK, Exerutor of tb? et Josephine Benne't. 149 Broad F.crough of Manhattaa.

New York Citv, N. Y. KNEET.AND. HARISON HEWITT. i Attorneys for Exevutor, 43 Straat.

Borough of Manhattan, New York City. N. MAXWBLL. ELIZABBTH rrRSU ancp of sji order i Honorable P. Burrogs New l'ork, no baving datins aga well.

late of th I tranaaeting business nt the Ho 4't in tho York. on or before the day ot BepteeB ber, 1P21, ISth day of March. IMX. ARTHVR MASTBN ICzs FREDERirK WILLIAM KOBBE ney lo: Bxeeu dress, 49 hattan. 1 i rk City.