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New-York tribune., 1920-02-29

chants, house and apartment tenantl
to purchase dwelling, a store, tene.
nent, factory or plot of lots for early
occupancy or future Improvement at 4
yearly rental approximating the annual
cost Of operation or less if suitcase |
in part.
Day and Davies, further commentins
on the sale. said yesterday:
Section Where Values Will Go Hiphe
at is within this district-.tka heart
of New York that most OF the inlpor.
tant structural Improvements of to.
day are being made, and will be mads
in the future. 1t is here that properly
will advance yearly to higher ard
the most valuable In New York.
Measure the future of this grea.
district, in which so many important
factors are concentrated by the greaa
Improvements that will materializa
-ong before the Empire City OF TIA
World is a decade older. And yet Me-,
York City is only 31o-yca~-oli 4
'youngster' as compared with Rome
2,67O years., London 1850 years
Paris (l,560 years. and Berlin cd
years..
Compare the difference in the aga
of these great cites and then consider
s-.S A~NStI dt4-tO UI.SSi4Sl-L mat TIE -
suits of the 1920 census Indicate. in az.
vance OF the publication Of the final
totals, that the popu alton OF the clt-
and its metropolitan area probably Will
prove to be 100000 greater than the
metropolitan population o. London.
Think of the effect of the constan.
flow of this huge population into the
streets and avenues of the heart Of
New York, and the demand for prop
erty in and adjacent to Times Square
then ceases to be more than an even
tuality to have been expected.
Business Expansion Barrier
Central Park is barrier to the de-
velopment of business and a,nusemens
districts, of Importance, north of Fiftv
ninth Street. Times Square, for tina.
reason, is the last anchorage of the BIZ.
interests along the line OF Broadway.
"The forthcoming distribution Of the
Astor estate realty VIII serve to an.
chor these interests more firmly than
ever TO that locality, and to hasten the
foredestined improvement of the sec
ton lying between Broadway and tia
new l,o00-foot Hudson River piers,
Forty-fifth and Fifty-second streets
New-York tribune., 1920-02-29
-ATTENT|0N!.

BELOW CHAMBERS STREET. Busi-
ness building. RENTS $05, 900: very
low. PRICE $S65 900. This property
IS free and clear and q long term first
mortgage can be arranged.
ON BROADWAY. BELOW 18th ST.
store and loft building. RENTS SIS, 900.
PRICE S135, 900.
VICINITY OF FIFTH AVENUE AND
!SIH STREET. store and loft build
ing. RENTS $4,000. Clear income over
expenses $4,000. Mortgages $75,5OO.
PRICE $4,000.
NlClNITY OF FIFTH AVENUE AND
ED STREET. Store and loft building.
IU-!car mortgage. Rents $23, 900. Price
$165 900.
VICINITY OF FIFTH AVENUE AND
:3IH STREET.. Store and loft build
s1S 1nS; ooo desirable mortgage. RENTS
s9O0o with most leases expiring next
Spr'nS, Mt which time the rents will be
about $4,000. PRICE S370OOp.
VICINITY OF FIFTH AVENUE AND
Both STREET. Store and loft build
ing. RENTS $4,000. FRICE $500 900
we also have number Of small and
large business buildings in different
sections, where possession Of part or ali
or the buildings can be had. Advjs.
me as TO what you want, and I will
send you a list.
n. T. WOOD, 220 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1920-02-29
wEsrcHEsrER COUNTY

BIT. VERNON
Pict <SxIo6. In excellent location.
Attractive stucco house, tile root. con-
:ains rooms, 2 baths open firc-
place. hardwood doors steam heat.
Price &i4,5oo. Apply v-7iss.
stucco residence, living rooms din
ing room. buffers pantry. Kitchen on
first noor; masters bedrooms.
baths on second room and bath on
third. Plot 75x100. Price $4,000.
Telephone Mt. Vernon 1904.
BRONXvILLE
az acres; we'll handicapped. In the
Park Section. Tapestry brick dwell
ing. contains 10 rooms. baths. 3
sleeping .porches, breakfast porch. all
moderr. improvements: built years
age Garage for . cars. with quar-
ters. apply H-l62.
Exceptional Bargain
GENTLEMAN'S ESTATE, OR FOR
DEVELOPMENT. 10 minutes walk
from station. acres, With num-
Der OF fruit and shade trees,
garden. outbuildinga Old Colonial
residence, In good condition. Apply
H-25o. phont Bronxville 100.
PELHAM MANOR
Colonial clapboard house. rooms.
bath. all provements; In exec 4tat
condition. Garage. Attractive plot,
soxloo; in fms location. Price $4,000.
Phone Pelham 1897.
PELHAM WOOD
Five minutes walk from station.
Corner plot. Colonial clapboard house,
large living room, with fireplace; sun
paElor. dining room. kitchen, buffers
pantry on first floor; large masters
bedroom. dressing room, bath. other
oea5oems, Setb on ,n6sd bath on second rooms.
Pelham 1897.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-29
cal Estate Opportunities in City Readers
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN
TENANTS OF HIGH CLASS APARTMENTS
THIS CONCERNS YOU

THIS CONCERNS YOU
IF YOU DESIRE TO BE SURE OF YOUR HOME AND or
THE AMOUNT OF RENT YOU PAY AND TO AVOID BEING
JUGGLED FROM LANDLORD TO LANDLoRD-FROM SPECu-
LATOR TO SPECULATOR-HERE is YOUR CHANCE.
YOU CAN OWN YOUR OWN HOME BY JOINING IN CO.
OPERATIVE OWNERSHIP OF ONE OF THE FINEST TEN
STORY, FIREPRooF CORNER APARTMENT HOUSES IN NEW
YORK CITY, SITUATED IN ONE OF THE HEALTHIEST
LOCALITIES AND IN THE HEART OF THE CITY ALONG
SIDE YOUR PLACE OF BUSINESS
1T is LOCATED ON CENTRAL PARK WEST, AND ALMOST
EVERY WINDOW GIVES A BEAUTIFUL VIEW OF NEW
YORK'S HANDSOMEST PLAYGROUND, CENTRAL PARK
FIFTY TENANTS PAYING AN AMOUNT EQUAL TO ONLY
31s YEARS RENT, WILL JOINTLY OWN THIS PALATIAL
HOME AND THEREAFTER PAY NOTHING BUT THEIR PRO-
PORT1ONATE SHARE OF THE OPERATING EXPENSES IN
STEAD OF HIGH RENTS.
FIFTY APARTMENTS ONLY TO BE HAD OF FROM 5 TO 12
ROOMS EACH. FIRST COMERS GET FIRST CHOICE.
WRITE FOR CIRCULAR BOOKLET GIVING ALL DE-
TAILS OF PROPOSITION AND FLOOR PLANS OF APART
MENyS
SEABURY, CORN EXCHANGE BANK BUILDING,
EAST 125TH ST, ROOM 4o7.
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fSh8N[arymi.
WESTCHESTER- SOUTHERN CONNEcTlCuT-LONC ISLAND
PROPERTIES

RTvERDAI.E
Plot saxiac. Dutch Colonial resi-
eence. contains II rooms. 4 baths
Garage Immediate possessicn. Apply
T-se. Telephone Yonkers e2ss.
PARK HILL
Tapestry brick residence. ; large
rooms 8 baths. sun porch. Garafs
tor cars Plot sox11l. Immediate
possession Apply Y-ss. Telephone
ARDSLEY PARK
Nearly l acre. fronting on golf
links OF country club. within easy
walking distance Of station. Frame
Garage. Apply R-aAt. For appoint
olent Sunday phone Briaroliff &.
IN THE wEsTCHEsTER HILLS
minutes walk from station. At
tractive small country estate. com
prising acres. with large garden.
Recently remodeled residence.
rooms bath. sleeping porch. ali I'm
p~ovements. Garage: Immediate
ssi For appointment Sunday days. phone
BriarciiK s.
NEW ROCHELLE
Plot ssxlso; in residential park.
aesr the water. Attractive frame
5wellIns. contains IL rooms 2 baths
aad shower. hot water heat. all i'm
2rovenients. Garage. Price $lS.soo.
Apply N-60s.
New whit. clapboard house. seven
rooms TWO baths, all I'm nprovements.
Garage: Large plo. on high ground.
Immediate possession. Price $l3.6o0.
terms can be arranged. Apply s.
sss. Phone New Rochelle 40
New-York tribune., 1920-02-29
Hartsdale Dwelling Leased

Misses Nash & Kennedy have leased
[or term the residence of Byram g,
Guerin. II Greenacres Avenue. Hart
dale. to Walter F. Gips.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-29

BOROUGH QUEENS BOROUGH OF QUEENS
New-York tribune., 1920-02-29
BOROUGH OF RICHMOND

7-RoOM COTTAGE; 6oxiso possession Ms,.
3st; price $4,000: terms 20 suit. Va
Brighton. Staten Island Attorney. ae,i
mira n,s >'' 80 -
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Eight Arlington Houses Eeso,,,

lhe Meister Builders. Inc. has reso3d
eight houses al 7o7 10 7e3 nevt.
street, arlington. y. J.. or plol snx,s
each. -'''N~S :
New-York tribune., 1920-02-29
READY FOR INSPECTION
Modern House Barpains

house; large rooms; up-to- date I'M
provements; 2 tile baths: open fireplace
solid oak. wainscoting in dining room; ali
large plot il desired; 2 blocks from station
Cutter av.. West Moreland, Little Neck
Long Island. A. BENSON. owner, 267
18th av. Astoria. Long Island.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-28
%0FoRnIDDEN FRuIT.n

WASHINGTON.- Mankind n
seems, Is always Wiling to pay .
nigh price for forbidden fruit.
For that reason. natlonaa prohibit
ton, instead of bringing bankruptcy
TO the wine grape growers OF Cali
forhiQ, has bro1ight them prosperity
they had newer even dreamed OF.
A hill providing for purchase by
Uncle sam Of two CALIFORNIA vineyard
tracts which he has used. under lease.
for experimenting In wine grape cui-
ture, develops that wine grapes that
used to sell for from $50 to $40 o
ton brought their growers this year
as high as 500 n ton.
Congressman Charles l.. Curry Of
Sacramento explained that recent
f'yh prices have been due to the
competition OF folks down east to
secure grapes with which TO make
wine In their homes.
Homer Snyder, OF Little Falls, N.
", who describes himself as about
ms wet as any man In congress-" in
qulres, Is II proper for congress TO
permit California TO turn from wine
grapes to raisin grapes?
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-28
Measles Quarantine
At Day Nursery
Lifted by City

The Albuquerque day nursery
which celebrated Christmas by being
under quarantine on recount Of
measles, is again open to Its tiny
patrons after being closed for two
weeks. Two cases OF measles were
contracted by children who live at the
homo from a family OF day visitors.
The quarantine was lifted yesterday.
Three Of the children who attend
the nursery were taken with the diF-
ense at. the same time and were cared
for at home by their mother. Other
children who were thrown out OF n
place to stay during the quarantine
were taken care OF by the city bureuu
OF charities at their colony. The az
erage Attendance at the nursery be-
fore the measles broke a was from
eight to ten children a day. Ms.
Rose b.. Albeit, the matron Of =
fuytitution nursed her own little girl.
Elizabeth. and anbther small baby
who were quaPantined with tho
disease at the home.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-28

~ WHA1 you save so sell isn't listed aers.
don't tear out your hair. put = little I'D 10
tAb ''for Observation-Disclosures" column and
sell whatever you have TO sep--auiek. jus,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-28

WANIED-Waitress.. uooo wages.. New
Mexico Candy Kitchen. 2oA Wees Central.
WANTED-Giri or woman for light house.
East centrals 60 -sr- i
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-28

FOR SAIE-i92O Model Ford roadster.
Driven less than $50 miles. Bargain n
taken at once. owner leaving city. Phone
1854.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-28
New Years Events y
Planned at Y. M. &. A.

The boys and young men who are
TO have charge OF the New Years
day. festivities at the association
building. ana viii appreciate II very
much II the fathers and mothers Of
Aibuquerdue will take time TO drop
in and see them.
The includes a series of
games In the gymnasium. bowling ale
legs. and swimming tank which VIII
be OF considerable interest TO all The
entire building will he open 30 that
ladies as well as men may have a
chance to look Il over. Tho afternoon
program viii begin al 2;gO and vii
last a couple Of hours. The evening
program will be from s to ..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-28

FOR sALE-Light Six Buicn late 1919
model will sacrifice for quick SALE will
consider smaller car as part payment, This
Buick Ia In first class condition. }. II. Nc.
Creepy, At a., y. fletcher'a monument
works during tho day, or At bittner House,
3i9h South frat after g D. m.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-28
wANTTD-siaEe Help
$4,000 a Year Man Wanted

$4,000 a Year Man Wanted
Representative in this State for light motor
and hnnd'drAwn fire apparatus tchemical
engines, hose cars, bumpers, extinguishers
poet. Energetic man. can earn more than
$1,000 monthly. Commission basis. Ex-
pericnce not as essential as willingness 10
tory. Established. welirated manufacturer
Address Ajax Fire Engine Works, 10 Bush
Terminal, Brooklyn. n. Y.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-28

You have done weil In life"
II hope So
you seem perfectly willing to Inn
part the secret of success
Yes snid the great man, and
! sometimes think II Is the only secret
In the world that nobody cares
about hearing. "A-Louisville Courier
Journal
The home in which America Is
supposed to have received its name
IN 1907 sill stands IN 81. Die, France.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-28
Manifestations


WANTTsD-Rooms "a
WANTED=-smaIi apartment; close Ia. Ad.
dress u, R. care OF Herald.
WANTED--By December doth, 2 or
pleasant housekeeping rooms; mother md
son. Address A. H., care Herald,
WANTED-A three or Tour room furnished
apartment with sleeping porch. Must be
modern And veil, located. Address APART
WANTED
Two or three room apartment with
sleeping porch and kitchenette pre-
ferred. Must be close in and reason.
able Address Box ~, care Of Herald
WANTED
Modern apartment for two people;
no children; must be close in.
Address "Modern Apartment"
care Herald.
WANTED-MisccIlnneous
GOOD dinner at wiewnm Restaurant every
day. 32l w. Gold.
FOR hand laundry, call i7isJ. Work
cLoTHEs rough dried. 65 cenis a dozen.
Phone 171e.J
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bicycile, syot cash
paid. Broad Bicycle and Trading Co., 920
spnth Hecor1 81. Telsphons 7a6-
WAATkD-zIe Dey plane bones. Phoas p7s,
Browns Tranafers
OrHERB "may17 tune hsm--RAy ''wili'i
tune them. II your plano or player needs
south Fourth. Phone A09.
PIANO TUNTNo-rinnos and Player Pianos
anteed. References Throughout city. and
tate. Residence ninea 1919, 21A y. Walter
81. Await your order. Phone 10o. Leon
q. Allen.
rs THAT room atm vacanti Advortiss II %
tho classified section Of THE EVENING
HERALD and rent II right away. Just call
aAb.
FOR RENT 80
STEAM HEATED rooms aboye Matson's
Rock store, 210 West Central Avenue.
FOR RENT-A one dollar ELL will clean
your home from cellar to attic. a
$3.50 per day " you wish US 70 dolyier IL.
Phone 4o9.w, Star Furniture Co., llS West
Gold Ave.
FOR RENT-Houses y
FURNISHED house; s rooms; modern
close In; one Of the finest homes In the
FOR RENT-Rooms q
RUOW FOB RENT-Doa6I5 Sieeping porch.
1923 N. Fifth. Men employed only.
ELGfN HoTEf-Clean, comfortable sleep
~ ing rooms AZ reasonable rates. 500 y
West Central
FOR RENT-FurniEhcd SIX room modern
homo with sleeping porch. al South
Arno.
FOR RENT-Five rooms ~electric lights and
bath, See pwher NJ 1900 5. Edith 81,
Phone l62o.W.
FOR RENT-Nice Furnished front room
with gafagei gentlemen .prqferrsdi no
sick. Phone l4d2'M, or address Box H.
care Herald.
| FOR RENT-one large front room In d
modern homei steam heat ladies' or cou'
pie preferred. No sick. No children
Phone, Ia
ROOMS WITH BOARD Z
SLEEPING PORCH With board for gentle.
Iien. 1925 Il. Central or Phone 10s0.R.
WILL share Our 6.ro6m homo with healthy,
congenial young couple. This Is a good
prep9,illon foE the rght party. Call at
FOR sAIE-rypeursterp ~
FOR SALE, TYPEwKfTERS-AT EInds,
both new and second hand. bought, sold.
writer Exchange. Phone g0s.J. 1872 South
Fonrth ~.
II WHA1 you Save so sell isn't listed here,
don't tear out your hair, put = little I'D in
tho FOR tale-mlacellAnoous' column and
sell whatever you have TO sep--auiek. Just
nANL u0ua
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-28

WANTED-To IeD Iou : Few po1nds q
Herald buSih6ls office
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-28

SLEEPING PORCH Will board for gentle.
inca. 1925 y. Central or Phone l9s0.R.
WILL shark Our 6.room homo with healthy,
congenial young couple. This Is a good
propasskion for the rgnt party. Call at
ne West Fruit.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-28
wANTED-Man or Woman

WANTTD-Mnn or WOnl 3
WISE students save and c and time by
enrolling In our Commercial Courses,
Secretarial, StenOgraphic, Machine Book.
keeping. Individual instruction. Western
School for Private. Secretaries, 7A5 West
Tiltrns avenue. Tel. COLI.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-28

FOR SALE, TYPEwKfTERs-HiI FIadS,
both new and second hand. bought, sold.
rented and repaired. Albuquerque Type
writer Exchange. Phone g08-J. 1872 South
Fourth g.,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-28

Cl.EkkS Onfnr womenl, over II, for Pos
iai Nail Service; siao month Examina.
tons January 10, Experience unnecessary.
For free particulars wdte X, Terry tformer
Bldg, washpgieb d. q
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-28

coon positions In 1921 await those who
secure an Albuquerque business College
training IN business. hawking, accountancy.
foreign commerce. telegTaphy, etc. fnyesti.
gate now. Twelfth year 5000 former
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-07
PRINCESS ELIZABETH
PRINCE DISCUSSES
TO WE'D TRUE LOVE
George outwits Diplomats by
Leaving Country in Peasant
Dress to Meet Elizabeth

Paris, Oct. IA battle between love
and diplomacy, involving Prince George
Of Greece, eldest son Of former King
Constantine. and Princess Elizabeth OF
Rumania, apparently has ended in a
victory for love.
Prince George has arrived in Buch-
arest after secret and circuitous
journey in disguise in Switzerland.
Allied guards were on duty around the
Swiss border to prevent the prince from
leaving the country, for the diplomats
Of the Allied countries were determined
that the marriage should not take place
OPPOSITION to the alliance arose from
the alleged pro- -Germanism of the
prince. Queen Marie of Rumania,
mother of the princess. is in favor OF
the marriage and is said to have made
the plans by which George was able to
arrive in Bucharest for the nuptials.
The prince is thirty years old and
the princess twenty six.
Few Of the former cronies Of the
prince would have recognized him on his
journey from Switzerland. He wore q
cloth cap, cheap sack suit, badly
wpinkled, and heavy shoes. He carried
a brown paper suitcase. At Budapest
George was joined by his two sisters
and Prince Carol Of Rumania, who
were to be wedding guests, and valet
with n trunkful of clothing.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-07
'OLAND-L|THUAN|A
CALL OFF ARMIES
Cease Military Operations as
Allied Mission on Boundary
Problem Reaches Suwalki
DRAFT TERMS WITH SOVIET
BY the Associated Press

Riga, Oct. Military operations
between the Poles and Lithuanians
have ceased, II was announced at Po-
,ish headquarters here today. This
statement was made In connection with
an announcement that the Allied mis-
sion on the Polish Lithuanian question
had arrived at Suwalki yesterday.
Polish and Soviet Russian delegates
here were today completing the work Of
framing the final armistice terms be-
tween the two governments, aud Prince
Sapeiha, Polish foreign minister, was
expected to arrive to take part tomor-
row in the ceremonies incident to sign
ing the convention.
The exact terms Of the agreement
have not as yet been made public, but
it is learned from authoritative sources
that the two governments will covenant
to mutually return all prisoners held by
them, restore archives and other prop
erty. and to pay for property taken or
destroyed by either country without
military necessity.
Polish claims for a restoration Of gold
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-07

made by the four standing committees
of the International Financial Confer
ence. presented here today. An inter-
national credit system based upon a
pledge Of the products Of borrowing
countries as collateral Security was
urged
The international trade committee
decided the question Of tariffs was o
political one and, consequently, not
within It's jurisdiction. 1t advised,
however, that other trade restrictions
due to war conditions be lifted.
Thrift is urgently recommended. Gov.
ernments and municipalities are called
upon not to appropriate money not Wis.
'bly coming in. Reduction of floating
debts Is demanded, and 1t Is declared
thc"r should be no borrowings for
other than productive enterprises.
Finally, complete peace is declared es.
sential to economic recovery, and the
committees express their trust in the
League Of Nations to bring to an end
the wars now in progress.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-07
IN NfFNiORIAM
MOTHER.

BALFoUR,--In loving remembrance Of my
d,ar son, ALEXANDER BALFOUR. who
departed from this life October 7. 1el5. Thy
memory ever cherish. ..,r,,,r,r
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-07
DeathS

ADE.-on Oct s. MARY. widow Of ,rIsnds Henry
invitss tS sesyiees ys, on Friday y.t at D. m''
ALLEN-.oct, 9. 1920. DAVID. husba1n.d y.
Relatives and friends invited to attend ,Ss,ca fa
$5as Iratt st., Bridssedrs. Int. private
,..SsGs 1920 D.y wEkLAS W.4n.s
ssa ssdenSs. &C sSaS r. SeF2ii's "a st. Int
Gem.
;, B4A.TIEsoML;-At, st. Louis, Mo-: Oct; 9,
son. Relatives. friends invited g fynersl.
Of Sorrows 10 a. ' m. Int. Cathedral Gem.
Oct, SWHA II Goth sf g.
Sat. morning at $50 o'clock, from the
SsSa Sos%n H ass az Our Lag Of
Church 10 o'clock. Int. at Holy Cross Gem.
BLANKLEY.-oct. 8, LYETTA LA NJ dausa- d.. sn
ter Of IDA snd tie iane 'aeS reSdenc. 500
n. 22d st. Int, private. FernwOOd Gem,
FfsRss RaI sci hS5i JOHN son of lat. John
shu Skunk % sts. Relatives and friends invited %
Bersen. fSnsra 4sas % Ricsmond m md st. soiemn requiem
mass, All Saints Church, Bridesburg' s:So
a. M. Int. st. Dominates Gem; ,ruA
ctIRTis. widow OF John 4. Catapach, aged
Il years. Relatives and friends are invited
to the services, on Fri aftern99n'c at
IT. Interment private.
COLLIN0S.-Oct., 8. RICHARD T.. hus-
hand OF Verde g. Roney .Collings. In his 77th
year. Relatives and friends. also members
Of Interstate Bridge and Tunnel Commission,
2 D. M. at his residence. 76S Haddon ave-.
Coliing sw ood ". J. Int. strictly private at
convenience of family. Friends may call
Thurs after 7 D. m.
DIcKsoN.---At Tours. France. Feb. 2s,
c, ana Roberta w. Dickson, aged 81 Rela-
tives and friends, WAYNE Lodge, No. esl'
". and A. NJ; Montgomery CHAPTER. No
No. Al, X. t.; Anthony Wayne Legion. In.
yited to funeral services. Sat. p. M. Ole
a. Dayid's Church Gem. Wayne. Pa. Con.
veyances at Wayne for train leaving Broad
at sta, 2:15.