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New-York tribune., 1920-08-31
X ea al Estate News
$99, ,883.77 for Realty
AT Avon-by-the-Sea
Spirited Bidding Marks Auction
of New jersey Dwell
ings and Lots

Joseph P. Day sold at auction on Sat
urday at Avon-by -the-Sea, N. j., four
dwellings and large tract in one offer
ing, and six furnished dwellings and
eight plots in another. The first netted
total of s59,133 and the latter
$4o.750. Lots on Riverview Avenue,
with frontages on the Shark River,
went from $685. to $500 each. A house
and three lots on Belle Place was pur-
chased by Joseph Pendergast. proprie-
tor of Scotty's, who also acquired eight
lots adjoining. A dwelling at the
corner of Lincoln and Third avenues
sold for $4,000 to V. Schledmer Lots
on Sylvania Avenue, between First and
Second avenues, went to H. V. De Voc
for s2,150. A plot on East End Avenue,
between First and Ocean avenues, was
bought by James Frey for $4,000. Nor
man +. Wiss purchased lots in Sylvania
Avenue, block and half from the
ocean, for $3.50 each
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Pianos and Musical Instruments
REFEREES SALE

SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW
YORk-Jacob Taboit, plaintif. arainat
Jonn Marion. Ell al. defendants.
In pursuance of judgment of foreclcrura
ana sale duly made and entered In the above
entitled action, and bea ring date the 23rd
day of June, $50. !. the undersigned. the
referee In said judgment named. will sail at
public auction at the Exchange Salesrocm
No. l4-f6 Vesey Street In the borough Of
Manhattan. City of New York on the e3d
day OF September. 1890, at twelve o'clock
noon on that day by Bryan l.. Kennedy.
Auctioneer, the premises described by said
Judgment to be sold, and therein described as
follows:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel Of land
with the building thereon erected, situate
lying and being In the Borough of Manhat-
tan City of New York,
Beginning at d point on the southerly side
or 44th Street. sixty five feet easteTly from
the southeasterly corner of l1th Avenue and
44th Street; running thence southerly, parallsl
with the easteriy side of llth Avenue. eighty
rect, hve inches thence easterly, parallel
with the southerly side of 44th Street. nfteen
feet; thence northeriy. again parallel with
the easterly side of i1th Avenue eighty feet,
five inches. 20 the southerly side ef 4ath
Street; and thence westerly, along the south
erly side OF 44th Street. fifteen feet TO the
point or place OF beginning.
Dated. New York, August 27 1920
EDMUND HURLEY.
WILLIAM F. CLARE, Attorney for Plain
tiff. 135 Broadway. Manhattan. Nav
York City.
The following is diagram of the property
to be sold its street number is 5sa West
4fth Street:
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Laundresses, Etc.
Nurses, Etc.

NURsE-Englands late royal family
nurse desires baby in own home. Abbott,
Johnson Ave. Strettord. Conn.
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Trading in BROOKLYN

Ernest A. Howard sold the dwellings
81A Seventh Avenue for Rachel Holden;
829 President Street for William Cedar
holm and 253 Sixth Avenue for Charles
Jacobs.
R. A. Schlasing sold the three family
house 434 Chauncey Street to Leonard
De Buel; for Carl Lade the four-family
house so Park Avenue, Richmond Hill,
to Frederick Grahmann; for John Bar
ia, the six-family tenement so Ever
green Avenue to George Gammar, and
% 1o1st Street, Richmond Hill. to Frank
Rothaupt
Lyons & Mason sold the three-story
dwelling. $50 Park place for Mrs.
Randolph.
James L. Meeks, Brooklyn, sold 634
Third Avenue to Rebecca Fishelman
and 7614 Third Avenue to Michele Sxali.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-31
Sales in Westchester

Howe e. Thompson sold the silvio
Helm estate at Scarsdale, consisting
of Colonial house and 2A acres, with
outbuildings, to H. f. Lesan, presi-
DEM of the Lesan Advertising Agency
of this city, and for Fred A. Williams,
his property in the Ridgevicw develop
ment, at White Plains, to James Keil-
Tor, manager of the rug department of
D. p,.inca A;u'ei'n e. q o;n; Go:i OF thls city
f. Morrell a plot in the White Plains
highlands section to Bernard Hopp.
of White Plains, who intends to i'm
prove the site with a residence.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-31

BRAND NEW-as 1t should be. rooms
= Just enough for small family 3
bright attractive master bedrooms with 2
tiled baths and showers: 10 large closets,
Including cedar closet for protection of un-
seasonable wraps Maids room and bath
on 3rd foor--rooms that a maid will stay
in. Charmingly attractive wall bracket
lights. And, best of all. real fireplace
fanked by built-in bookcase-ali ready for
the long. cool twilight evenings OF course,
there is hot water heat metal weather
strip, and every conceivable convenience
Large we'll Handicapped plot minutes from
Station and Colt Club--35 minutes from
Penn. Station. $40. o.50o--s5coo cash F. II
Honberger. 345 West s5th Street-Phone
Vanderbilt 8373.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-31
Many BUYERS at Howard Beach

Recent buyers OF lots and plots at
Howard by persons who plan to i'm
prove the sites are Mrs. p. B. Nuss-
baum, Albert Loebs, Mrs. Minnie
Spengler and Edward Rauer, Robert
Morgan, Mrs. Barbara Fettet, L. Lei
dahl, Mrs. Dana S. Lewis, Mrs. M.
Darde, Mrs. Richard Ager, J. Bianco, a
corner; paul Utcrman. Walter A.
Doran, Charles Grolz, Elsie C. l.. Roth,
Charles Bete, M. L. Miaetta, Carl A..
Yollmer, Martin A. Carl, Mrs. Lottie
Briscoe, Mrs. George j. Earl, K. Voll-
mer and Harry P. Vogt.
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Instruction

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in your present position. find out what your
life work should be. Don't mortgage YOUR
future by doing work for which you are not
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Come in and ask all about it. Booklet
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pass. West Side Y. N. C. A.. sos West
b7th st.
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A HOME FOR A BRIDE

LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE
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Recent Buyers on West Side

Solomon Kalvin is the buyer Of the
four-story and basement house at is
West Fiftyfrst Street, the sale of
which by j. W. Brett was reported re-
Gently. Mr.. Kalvin is also the owner
of 3 and West Fiftieth Street.
Maneula M. Gurs is the buyer of the
dwelling at So West Ninety y-second
Street, sold recently. The same buyer
purchased 54, adjoining, a few days
ago.
Jacob Schon is the purchaser of the
fwo-story store at 500 Audubon Ave
nue., sold recently by the West 184th
Street Construction Company.
Florentne Morales is the buyer of
the dwelling at 224 West 10th Street,
sold recently by the Direct Leasing
COmnanV
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

STATE OF NEW YORK OFFICE OF THE
SECRETARY OF STATE. SIS.
THIS CERTIFICATE, issued In duplicat.
hereby certlfies that the
HANOVER NULCANITE COMPANY.
domestic stock corporation, has filed in this
office on this 18th day OF August. 1920 pa n.rs
for The voluntary dissolution of such cor
poration under section 22l OF the General
Corporation Law, and that 1t appears there
said section In order to be dissolved
WITNESS my hand and the seal OF ONCE
OF the Secretary OF State at tho
tSEAL1 CITY OF Albany this sixteenth day
OF August, ons Thousand nine hun
dred and twenty.
A. a PARKER;
Uauuty Secrstary OF state
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LOST. FOUMD AND REWARDS
PERSONAL

WOULD interview party interested ir
young man urgently needing services o1
psyche analyst. but who cannot pay.
842 Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-31
Big Warehouse
lin 36th Street
Bought by City
Building known as Rock of
Gibraltar Purchased for
Housing of Supplies Of
Board of Education
To Forsake Old Location
Business Firm 80 Years in
Beekman Street to Erect
Charlton Street Home

The Brett & Goode Company sold
for Lewis s. Morris, John D. Peabody
and the Farmers Loan and Trust Com
pany as trustees for the estate of
Archibald d. Russell, the eight-story
and basement warehouse, 60x100, at
152-156 West Thirty-sixth Street The
building was erected by Park & Tilford
for their own. occupancy, and was
known as the Crock of Gibraltar" be-
cause of its heavy construction. 1t was
sold by Park & Tilford to Mr. Russell
building in West Forty-second Street,
now occupied by Park & Tilford, was
erected
I The City Of New York is the buyer.
The purpose underlying the purchase
is to obtain accommo odations for the
depository of supplies of the Board of
Education, which at present is without
a home. The supply department was
formerly housed in a building at 318
322 East Sixty-eighth Street, which it
occupied under lease for about twenty
years. This property was recently
sold by the same brokers to Flint &
Horner as a warehouse for furniture.
The city pays all cash for the property,
which was held at 100000. The build
ing is now occupied by the Interna-
tional Western Electric Company, un-
der lease which expires January l.,
1921. Subsequent to the removal Of
Park G. Tilford from the building it
was occupied for number of years by
the State of New York as a warehouse
for military supplies to take care Of
the overflow from the state arsenal,
located on the corner Of Seventh Ave
nue. and Thirty-fifth Street.
Trinity Sells in Charlton Street
Cammann, Voorhees, & Floyd sold to
the ]. D. johnson Company, located TO.
over thirty years at the corner of Beck
man and Cliff streets, the plot 50x100
at 68-72 Charlton Street, upon which
they will erect new building. The
Trinity Church Corporation is the sell
ler
Sale in West Forty-edghth Street
Isidor H. Kempner and Fisher Lew
inc sold 1928 West Forty eighth Street,
four-story business building, with
stores, 20x1Oo, which they bought in
1909 J. Arthur Fischer was the
broker
West Fourteenth Street Building Sold
George E. Chisholm sold to the Rad
log Realty Corporation the four-story
building at 149 West Fourteenth
Street, 25x103.3.
Deal in West Third Street
Guy Marchapd bought from Rose P.
Cervenka the sIx-story building at 49
West Third Street, 25.3x104.8.
Seventh Avenue Realty Transferred
Ephraim B. Levy controls the Block
ton Realty Company, to which he trans
ferred last week the seventeen-story
structure he is erecting on the west
side of Seventh Avenue, between Thir-
tieth and Thirtv-frst streets
New-York tribune., 1920-08-31

CLERKS AND TYPI3TS WANTED.
LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY
Girls IT years Of age and over
Hours TO 4:30 o'clock
Saturday to 13 o'clock
Early Advancement
Luncheons Served Free
Salary to start $1,000
FREQ Glasses conducted In Typewriting,
Stenography and Dictaplole Operating
Apply In Person between and 4:30 o'clock
Room 6033 Metropolitan Building
Madison Avenue Cat 23d Street,
New York City.
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Camp Property Brings S28, 900

Joseph P. Day sold on Irturday, the
Duriyea Camp, consisting of 266 acres
and ten buildings in Hamilton County,
N. Y, in the Blue Mountain Lake sec
ton of the Adirondack Mountains.
The camp, which is unusually we'll
situated, was purchased by Dennis
Dillon, of Racquette Lake, for S2S. 900
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SITUATIONS WANTED MALE

CABINETMAKER. colored. desires sani-
tors position; handy with tools. Henry.
252 West SID
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Get Suites i'm Flats

Harris, Vought e. Co. leased apart
ments at 116 East Fifty-thrd Street
to John B. Pitney; at 105 East Nine
teenth Street to Samuel C. MARTY, and
at ~ East Sixty-second Street,to Robert
c. Beal and Frances S. Lewis.
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White Plains and Vicinity
1877 TRAINS DAILY. 3s MINUT

1877 TRAINS DAILY. 81 MINUTES
2o7-ENGLiSH sTUCco, fine section; cor
plot. ll7xloo. rooms, tiled bash .
open open hreplaces- Garage. Sl7'5Oo
2os-KEAL COLONIAL. Plot 65x15o: 13
rooms, baths; steam heat. newly
painted and decorated. car garage.
soo-A REAL HOME. 10 Rooms. 2 baths;
s{aa neat Near GoF bey Ps School, qASo Garage
2o4-SOUND VIEW section. Plot 1oox 90
rr,on rooms ;,.hs baths open caa fireplace e!ss-
sos-NEW GKEENAcREs DWELLING,
10 rooms, baths. sleeping porch;
electricity, gas. hard wood floors. Plot
eol-oLD ENGLISH sTUCCo. II rooms, 3
baths. extra shower bath and toilet;
s12-ovER 1N, ACRES. Ideal for hIg II
class development. II rooms. hot
water heat. Garage. $4,000
21s-FOR THE COMNiTTER, minutes to
station Large living room, open fire
"a floor, bedrooms. bath; Sd floor: 4
bedrooms. bath; steam heat. Plot
a11fouR SfSrTns sfST FISssf fro SeGo TERMS
rooms, bath; steam heat. open fire
place screened porch. Plot boxl34.
s14-P1CTUREsoUE ESTATE. over Al
acres; old fashioned house barn out
,buildinss: build LAX lake and brook; fine shade
e15-NEW DUTCH Colonial gem. s rooms,
bath. Cor. plot: hot water heat,
slsn,. sIsgtricity gas and eshsr aoo imProve
sls--tiARDEN sPoT or sCARsDALE. I,IE
white White Southern Colonial dwelling
aa'F up S'9s'FaSs0m o the n15o Pipt With eyeSy S
Improvement; ready Oct. l. $50, 900
Terms
r, FRANKLIN MILL
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Realty i'm Newark Sold

Louis Schlesinger, Inc, sold to the
Hudson Fur Dyeing Company, of Pater
son, 81 Prospect Street and 20 Congress
Street, Newark, two buildings with an
area of $4,000 square feet, for Clinton
L. Mundy.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-31
FUR sALESwOMEN

We want fur saleswomen-the best that
ferred; highest salaries and commission.
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Deal in West Third Street
In the Auction Market

By ]. VI. Mayors.
18TH ST. PAS w, s. 4S9 7th av. 1sx
es.i1, s,sty dwg; Greenwich sav Bank
agt Clara N Karibe ct al; Emanuel B
Cohen ref; due. s1lo71.36; taxes. etc,
SEQ; adjourned to September@S.
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HOMES 4 ESTATES IN WESTCHESTES
Prince 6 Ripley t'7 NJ riftA ~ Ave-

RYE. NEW YORK-Semi- -bunga allow. 7
rooms bath. hot water heat gas and
electric light; hardwood trim; ground y
acre; fine ornamental trees and shrubs; all
kinds OF fruit trees; large garden. with
berries. grapes and asparagus bed; one-car
garage and chicken house; immediate pos
session; price $4,000; reasona BILE terms.
JAMES r. ME1GHAN, 522 Fifth Ave. N.
Y, City. Phone Vanderbilt 9075.
PLOT 100x20o; eight rooms now vacant );
bath. attic, front. porches: cold
room; laundry; electricity. gas; open fire.
places, hot water heating; garage: shrub
berry: five minutes to station; 81 S 600, cash
SIS. 600. NUTLY. 80 Melbourne av., MamAr
oneck. n. Y.
FOR SALE--New six and seven room
Colonial houses. Owner. (. MORSE, Bon
Air Park. New Rochelle.
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Sale in West Forty-eaghth Street

West Fourteenth Street Building Sold
George E. Chisholm sold to the Rad
log Realty Corporation the four-story
building at 149 West Fourteenth
Street, 26X103.3.
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NEW 6 AND I ROOM HOUSES

in the III Mora section of Elizabeth and the
Roselles, n. j., on moderate cash payments
These we'll ll-apponted houses should appeal
asa business proposition to people who are
facing high rents for inadequate quarters
Running time on the Jersey Central from
Liberty Street about the same as uptown
New York. Write for printed list of de-
scription and terms to Ralph e. Pearce,
mgr, National Realty Co., Roselie Park
n j. Phone Roselle 1879 r.
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Three Miles from Morristowu n J.

Attractive S-room house having two baths.
steam heat. electric lights. house thoroughly
screened, including porch, hardwood floors
newly decorated; lot ls0x220; fruit trees
garden. chicken house and garage for two
cars; price, $ll 900 If sold at once Tele-
phone Mr.. Whitlock Whlppany IA, any
Morristowr agent,
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This approximate amount OF the lien ~
charge 10 satisfy which the above described
property is to be sold Is $sooso. with in-
terest from the 26th day Of April, 1880.
together. with costs and allowance. amount.
ing to $25o.13. with interest from June 81
1920, and the expenses Of the sale.
Dated. New York August z7, 1890
EDMUND HURLEY,
Referee.
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ENGLEW00D :, Real E.'.s
H. Weatherby & Co., EngIewood, N. J.

AT HAWORTH, NEW JERSEY.
VIII sell drect--no spectators need an
ply--large eight room house completely
remodeled, redecorated. new plumbing and
hot water heat throughout, concrete block
hardwood trim. open fireplace. oak doors
Need cash quickly and will sacrifice. No
commissions paid.
SECRETARY
Room 302 1875 Broadway. ~. r
OWNER in financial difficulties must sac
rifce homo now building for him at
Hasbrouck Heights. New Jersey Six
rooms, steam heat, gas. electricity.
bargain ii you can act quickly.
OWNER.
p Q. Box $40. City Hall Station N. Y.
LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATK
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READY TO MOVE IN.

Rock wood Terrace, Baldwin. near station,
trio lights. open fireplace, hardwood floors
cement porch: driveway; plot aoxl35; beau
tiful section. $4,000. worth $4,000: rea-
Brooklyn.
ADJOINING ST. ALBANS GOLF LINKS
10000; ready for occupancy: 8 rooms,
2 baths. beautiful large living room ad-
joining sumo parlor. fireplace; old ivory
finish. beautiful fixtures and decorations; !;
0's. F. ". scuTT cS INc. EST. 1895
sos Fulton Street. Jamaica. Phone ~
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statesmen

SALESMEN--One of the largest molasses
concerns in America requires the SER
vices of one or more first class moiasses
salesmen men Of unquestionable ability
and character and long experience de-
sired; good salary. bonus plus expenses
Apply in own handwriting, giving all
particulars in first letter. ID s, Tribune.
SECURITY SALESMAN WANTED BY
investment house. Must be a hustler and
nave good references. s44, Tribune
YOUNG MAN, stenog grapher and clerk,
Wholesale commission house; salary $o5
Menke. West Washington Market CheI-
sea 1904
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NEW 4-roorn apartment for sale. coopera-
tive plan; Immediate occupancy; located
at Elmhurst, l.. l., % minutes from Grand
Central Station by subway; golf, tennis.
children's playgrounds. restricted com
muhity: share in equity s3,S00 $500 cash
payment. balance In monthly payments or
SloO; all interest. Phone Bellows. New
town 1851
TO LET-Beautiful Groom noor, furnished
provements; IL blocks from Edgemere
Station. Inquire 434 Beach 36th st. Edge
mere. /. L
New-York tribune., 1920-08-31

BOOKKEEPER. competent, at least Ave
years experience: over 25 years old ;
must be able to make up all balances
Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-31

NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE
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HELP WANTED FEMALE
Miscellaneous

BILLING CLEPK-Moon-Hop opktns oper-
ator; wholesale ribbon house; excellent
opportunity. Werthemer Bros 10 East
gath st.
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By REFINED. compel snt American Gin,
position travelling to California AAdrsss
Boz 1854. New Haven Conn.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-31

SITUATION WANTED FEMALE
Mattresses

WAITRESS. parIormaid; young irish gin.
ss5s70. D.. Miss Hofrnayers Agency, 10
East 43d ST. Sd door, telephone sS47 Mur-
ray Hill.
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r. FRANKLIN HULL.

COURT ST. OPP. COURT HOUSE.
TEL 266O. WHITE PLAINS, \. Y.
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the DISCIPLES WILL
HOLD A CONFERENCE
Meeting of Outstanding Leaders .Of
Church In Kentucky To BE Held
At Early Date.

Lexington, KY, March 24.-Arrange-
ments for the campaign of the educa-
tional and missionary activities of the
Kentucky Division Disciples of Christ
World Movement were made in Lex
ington Tuesday at meeting of the
promotional committee when it was
decided to hold in Lexington, or in
Louisville April 6, a conference of the
outstanding leaders of the Disciples
in Kentucky, men and women.
1t was said at the headquarters OF
the campaign in the First and City
National Bank Building, Tuesday, that
about sixty men and women will par
ticipate in the conference. These will
be divided into teams Of three members
each and between April IL and II, these
teams will reach Christian churches
in every county seat In Kentucky, with
local conferences and inspirational ad-
dresses by these team members.
Organization of districts and couh-
ties is going forward under the direc-
ton OF Superintendent of organization
Lin D. Cartwright, of Louisville, ac-
lively backed by acting Director
Homer W. Carpenter and his associate,
DR.. Joseph w. Hagin, pastor of the
Madison Avenue Christian church at
Covington, who arrived in Lexington
Tuesday to take up his new duties and
who has been released by vote of his
church board to aid in the movement
in Kentucky
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Forest Avenue NJ. E. Church.

Sunday school $3.50, G. N. Harding,
Superintendent. Preaching at 1O:45 a.
m. and z p. m. by Rev. N. H. Young, of
Nicholasville. Brother Young is a
strong preacher. If you miss hearing
Rev. Young, you will miss treat.
Large crowds are attending the re-
vival services. There were several at
the altar last night. The Lord is bless
Ing the people. Come out and worship
with us, and hear Rev. Young. \His
messages are full of thought and in
spring. We need you IL you are a
Christian in these services. If you are
not a Christian, then you need the
services. Be with us Sunday at Ep-
wort League at $50.
W. H. MORRIS.
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COLORED CITIZENS.

The improvement and tressel of the
Acacia Lodge, No. "a. will meet tonight
at the hall at 7:15. Please be on time.
CHAS. H. HOWE, w. NJ.
Palestine Commandery, No. 5, will
hold their regular meeting at their
hall on Friday, March &C. All Sir
Knights are hereby notified to take
notice. We have some business of i'm
portance.
WILLIAM N. BROOKS, E. C.
HARRY CoMBES, Recorder.
All members of Burns Chapter are
requested to meet tomorrow afternoon
at the Bethel church for final instruc-
lions before sermon. at $3.50 o'clock.
MRS. FLORENCE HARRIS, w. NJ.
MRS. ANNA B. PERKINS, Sec'y.
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Mr.. H. G. Martin carpenter employed
by Harding G Simons and engaged in
making certain changes at the Mays
vile Cotton Mills met with rather
painful accident Thursday, While
driving large piece of METAL 1t sliv-
cred and a piece of the metal flew into
his right leg cutting a very painful
wound.
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MOTHER GOOSE
FESTIVAL TONIGHT

The pupils of the Forest Avenue
School will give an entertainment this
evening beginning at 1880 for the
benefit of the Parent-Teacher's Associ-
alton. No admission will be charged
but a silver offering will be taken at
the door. Come, help the p. A. T. and
enjoy an attractive Mother Goose fes-
tival given by the primary grades.
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swine Little brick Church"

Sunday school at $3.50 a. m. Pastors
talk at 1920 a. m. Preaching at 1900
D. m. by Rev. F. B. Jones, Presiding
elder, at which service the sacrament
of the Lords Supper will be admins
tered. In view of the revival meetings
at the Forest avenue church, there
will be no Saturday night service. Re-
member the revival meetings begin
Easter Sunday. The pastor will be as
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Third Street NJ. E. Church.

Services Sunday appropriate to
Palm Sunday. Morning subject "The
Triumphal Entry" evening Difficult
ties" Miss Amy King will sing a solo
at the morning service. Orchestra with
choir at evening service as well as at
Sunday school. Sunday school at $3.50
a. m. Sundays attendance will have
much to do with the Honor Roll for
March. Be sure and come. Epworth
League service at GAS p. m. led by
Mrs. ]. H. Dodson. Topic; "Our Coun-
try's Need of Christ" Evening church
at 1880. You are cordially invited to
attend all services.
WORTH S. PETERS, Pastor.
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The Maysville High School basket
ball team and the Alumni High School
team will play a game at the High
School gymnasium this evening. This
game is expected to bring out quite
crowd of basketball fans.