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New-York tribune., 1920-12-04
Meeting, g, Seen
AsPropasa1ltEa
For 8-EIotlr Day
Rectanus Charges Gathering
III Engineering Societies
Building + Paid Move TO
Force 1t on Steel Mills
Accusation Causes Stir
Other Speakers Had Urged
.sbolislling l2-Hour Sniff
in Interest of Efficiency

7. Rectavus director Of employ
-s-. Of .he American Rolling MiN
Tsmrarv utaGe me charge las, night
- a. address before engineers. uaru-
fsrtlrsrs, Fe@eral and state officials
.~i representatives q several uu'ver-
s.-sss ard 4ec~ economic Oreariza-
.s~s. assembled nc the Engineering
Societies b..s.nr. that tHe meeting
vas lie rssl.- a. paid nropa gaNoA. the
ob;ect ri which u..s CD force the eight
hour 6ay en the stse. industry
His remarks caused . stir and when
l. had finished MS friends surrounded
tir, n the sail. expressing regret and
,rci-na-ioa tsar he should 9r4ug such
81 accusation. In rep,y to tnen Mr.
Psc.anus said that he had Seen mis-
understood He did not offer any in
.s-pre.ar.eu of his statement, however.
xsy,n- taat he would make an eXplana-
ron .a-er. which wolld appear . the
oacial pub cation O. the Taylor So
cjs,v. on of those participating in the
meeting.
TAYLOR Sec a,v said after the meeting
that the various organizations 'al.ing
part Il II had decided TO ho.d q joint
meeting Simply because OF . m.sunce y
-
O.. them Was to have had the audi
forum.
TIE general subject FOR discussion
s. the meeting was The Long Day in
The S.eel In5ustrs-" The meeting vas
under the auspices Of the manage
ment and n cpollran sections Of the
America Soc.ety Of Mechanical En-
einers. the New York section OF the
American Inst. tute Of Electrical En-
gineers and t1s Taylor Society Del
era-es we're present from COlumpi.
vuIve-s New York University, the
Amos Tuck Schoo. OF Dartmouth Col
leee. LetEh University and brown
University
Horace 8. Drury. formerly Of the de-
part.ner- of economies at Ohio { rivec-
Sly. and recently with the industrial
relations division Of the United States
Sh.DoinE Beard led rne speakers who
declared --e- -re elght-AOur Gay must
suun.an- tie rwelve-hour day II the
steel nils ard -hat now was the time
to establish il.
VI. Drurr rave the results Of three
months survey af -wenty steel plants
Abou. ore hundred and atty tho1sa,4
steel workers still were working in
.weIve-t3lr shifts. he SAID. although
there VS. no economic necessity rcr -.
There vas nm longer scare ~ ol Ia
hor. he sad. conditions were such that
the change from ne twelva-hoUr shirt
70 the eisr5-aour shift could be mad :
at slight increase in cost. which
might well be covered by the resultant
increase e efficiency and production.
Nj Rec-anus was nor the only one
to -ake the opposite side OF che discus
SION. 5l- he was the only one u cali
the motive of The meeting into cues
.iou
This meeting. ne said. IS tic re-
sul- o. ae, hera.e. pad propaganda TO
force the eign.-aolr day on the s-ee.
industry"
0t.er speakers we're Robert z Wolf.
vice-prss 4src-elact of the American
Soc!ety Of .lacaan cal Engineers; Will
IAN H. 8a.-wu, formerly secretary Of
the Ma oral Steel Company, and Har-
ri,g-on Emerson. Fred J. Miller. pres
iden- o. -re American Society Of Me-
chanical Engineers. presided
New-York tribune., 1920-12-04
Negro Trade Organizations
Buy Quarters in 9TH Ave.

The Association OF Trade and Com
merce purchased 2370 Seventh Avenue,
4 four-story dwelling, 2ox75. with a
twelve-foot court adjoining OF the
south side. The association, which
viii occupy the premises for headquar-
ters. represents the business and pro-
fessional interests OF the colored peo-
pie Of Harlem.
Nail & Parker negotiated the re-
Gently reported sale Of 2546 and 254S
Seventh Avenue. a hve-story modern
house, 20 the Progressive Commercial
Association OF America. colored CO.
operative organization, which viii
house members of the organization.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-04
J ElS f~lt

FREE sYNAGCGt E-CANNEGnE NALL
81 \DNA MoRNlNi AT l0.45-DR WISE
NiiAI b"tS fiiE JEW l'EllEtE MOOT
liIMNIi.F AND AHDiT THE NDN-I.yy 2''
ALL ARE WELCOME
New-York tribune., 1920-12-04
DIR. Godfrey r. Pisek
Buys Home Now Occupied
Decides to Become Owner of
Dwelling in East 64th ST.,
Near Fifth Ave.

Dr. Gadfrey R. plsek, tenant, has
bought from Priscilla S. Auchincloss
and others the four-story dwelling 26
East Sixty-fourth Street, near Fifth
Avenue, 2lx1O0.5, subject to a mort
gage for S64 900.
Joseph P. Day, represented by Doug
las Eskell, sold for Estella 2. Par
sons, Of Mexico, the Ave-story Ameri-
can dwelling on 309 West Tooth
Street to Miss Margaret NJ. Whitmore.
Edward S. Foley & Co. cold for
Charles +. and Maud NJ Saar the
three-story dwelling PIT West Twen-
ty-second Street to Katie Berke.
Nail & Parker sold for the Donald
Holding Company 245 West 133d
Street three story dwelling, 16.SX
99.1l
Harold Morris, who recently ac
CURED the fve-story dwelling at 437
East End Avenue, 2Ox56, has trans
ferred the house to Linda r. Miller.
Amelia Tschlnke resold to John F.
Hobbs the three-story dwelling Al
Manhattan Avenue, l6.SxS2.
Rosetta ?. L. B Gengenbach sold to
Sarah Culligan the .hree-story dwell
ing sos West 1880 Street, 1sXl0O
Marie G. kuerzi sold to Ralph and
Max Schweibisch the two-story build
ing SIP East Seventy y-sixth Street,
25XQo
New-York tribune., 1920-12-04
Hotel Reisenweber. Columbus
Circle. Leased for $50 900

Samuel Wohlstette' and Joseph Gill
man, proprieJors OF the Bibo Hotel at
Madison Avenue and Ninety
Street, have leased the Hotel Reisen-
weber at es1 I cnth Avenue between
Fit,y-seveuth and Iifty-eightr streets,
for sixteen years At an aggregate
rental Of more than S325,0C0. The
Cross & Brown Co. was the broker
in the transaction. The same broker
leased space at lisp Broadway to
charles H Miles. Mortimer Fishel and
- DE- Anselm Goet1l; space al 1913
broadway 20 New York Conn Com
many Inc. At $40 West Fitty-third
S-.eee TO Francois Nuncie, at 800
Hudson Street 10 A. J. Cohen; at 220
Fourth Avenue TO c. F. Neissner &
Co., and at 40 and = East Twenty
-oeonl Street 70 E!a.r-Mller & Go.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-04
Recent Dnvers OF Really

The lofs building at $50 East
Eleventh Street, sold recently By Max
y. Netanscn, VAS purchased 6y the
SO Eas- Eleventh Street Corporation.
ON posed of J 5 Tannenbaunl. NJ. Sol
u.no1 and H. Lakner.
James Moss is the purchaser Of the
5a ding q, the northwest corner Of
Gold and Spruce streets.
The New York Edison Company is
Che buyer of the two houses at 224-226
through Joseph r. Day.
Ia-andre Brothers are the buers Of
the dwelling at the southwest corner Of
West End Avenue and Seventy second
Ntraa.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-04
sIRROGATfs, NOTICES

Tits- rE, ,i'lE ot. TIE STATE oF TEw
lrl otra' Julie it.il-e i-@ffo r..
4tta4t lJatsf tf.r NaaalD I5sea. -.e1
f{9err .fafl.ifl Arlre ltY1rct M4rl. I,4..-
'e't. ba- str<llts 'e'.aa y uetey an1 -
ire .t Ef' as "f"1tftfH. nfHt x
tt.-~H-a. ia tno csf tfe ef j. s
fFsf itsf-t' ll.lEr M'f.rl. IL 30
.e1 aiarssfsi Je,ie u ie-r" MopHier also
fn ''.'e ff ir- fi-s'h reslfrd I'D o ltps
p.lss. r4s.s. Frame" eua erecting
-t. ,-f.fil f.Drrry4 s'rtr,i1c
roe. -1g ~ .tolnt klaeo, Veste i.ester
f.-f. t'ew Yrr goa snI esf "a ~ ;.J are
f'rf.J 0.ffi - rt.* cause btt,rr iur sIr-
4.Tat.h' court ~. E-~ YORK. colsty ncl1
tfH iit4 az i.ffaT4a. iva tft i44.IJ of
trn f.fT of nc 2l4f Gay ~ Dc.er1be
EaIf past frn 'tiaer ih enc force
6 t.e ~n ~ i..at/ h'f iH S'ra,
asia eeeea .e3. ahool1 not be Judiciaily
IT, vDsTiMo%Y wuepror we havo
faI.HHl fn44 Df fnr +.ffuFaf"s Court
ot saII comfy Dl teW 1.rk to nc norc-
s.ti.t Jionorab.e John f.. ,--,alar..
c.9.l1 II s.w e,s 80, IN ~ ~. '".1 ~ d.y Of
+esfa.tef. in the gear ~ our Lorl one
alH8 h.n4,.'; ana tN.9aty
r.ef< ~ iao apffasases Court
coz Dtj.1 J4,DvftrIts. httotnela Anoll-
iafy t6Iniat1f raf,r =. T. n. Rector
>tf.ef. te~ IDr~.
" fft. 3 ~ r r"I - ~ ffti Al4'C y )f AZ
nf6sf ~ ffouorAbie JDbn J. fDhAlDn. a
gate - fas fepufY n ne~ Ycrx.
.)JifH - na feby YlF"n 10 al D"faDns nav
iag sis.'a' >gstnsf Ffso> M4ss ists II ~
f>4nf/ ~ -.-u YDfs. gee~tnel. to prrssrt
'b~ ssf.r ntfn vo1ea aefe thereof ~ 'ae nun
1's,s ~ ~ .r,,s ~ Mos=. rarl3s = Wels
nef ftrfnrvs pt t.D ztt .a1wo/. ln tus
CRY ~ a"H Iuf@. rp rf bHfDre Tho i1tn
cs/ ~ January rsst
Dsfs1. .seu Yoft. ths zud dAy ot Juiy.
1870
HfJZhstc,cU ! No~A ytecu,rir
NCSt. Mhftffs WEi.H. z3a Broad.
wsY. A.~ 7ork CITY.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-04
lzgrzsasTazgEzsr1szsazszr.szsazsszz
PRESBYTERIAN
Fifth Ave. Presbyterian Church

i'ltth Nvenue and Fifty-hfth street.
Ministers Rev John kET.AfAN - l.
a. Rev. JAMES PALMER. pm n
'E. NLlNAN VIII preach at II ana 20
80 = VI sub Iect Ar and Religion
hio.- sen7ol 'i 40 Mems class al 10 AM
Organ peciiAl b. H4rry Gilbert
IN the chapel Young Peoples
dress by DWIGHT II DAY.
iaY r NJ. in nc chapel pr Kel
man biole Ciass. Christ as Critic
2 VI. "Wednesday. IN the Chapel
s-ii"ee@ Service conducted b. Ir. X Imam
New-York tribune., 1920-12-04
Brook kIyn

WAREHOUSE WORKSHOPS
Most central shipping and iisiri buting
point. passengers and freight hy two sub
va'.G. taf-. ferries and bridge on Brooisyn
roy 'front.' sonth OF Brouklyu Brldge. %
.ninu'"s 20 Wa st and Ci'y Hall.
To JET on long-tcrru leases
s. 'ITA iI.E FOR f-TOMDnff.E AID
l>iltED INDUSTRIES. FABRICATING.
GRATING or HEAVY WORK
@%E STORY ANp CELLAR pRlCK,
81. 000 saIarr feet on ground floor. Van
IYkc and corey sts. between Conovor and
fris. tYp h.ocsa 70 wa'"r font tye
sn'inae ,e'ed collar 10 fee, hret stosy -
i. - i'"t - cents per square foot
THnhE STORY BRICK. oN WATER
FRONT AND RAiLROAD-l1i l1isari huting
warehouse. II biocns south or brooklyn
Badge. e.sht hiock4 vest Of brooklyn Bor-
ougA Han. throe blocks 70 South Ferry;
~ 600 aGuare fcct roor aren. 225 pound
Te0r iot1, 80 cents p"r sQuarc foot.
TWO story BUILDINGS OK W NTER
rrJNT 40 NAILROAD-su Suitable for
uia'r. .tut!nR warehouses or fahricatirg
l1o1z0o. 40 QUO square feet. 0-pount
Hoar .oad. -. 900 per year
hI'erations t. suit requirements 0,
i--frra
Apply 70 Julius Harder. l2O West sd
ar Manhattan. Tel. Watkins 4G52
New-York tribune., 1920-12-04
Trading in the Bronx

Morris Lyman sold to Ida lhdah
the apartment, 9Oxl00. at the north
east corner Of Marmion Avenue and
Elsmere Place
J. Clarence Davies sold for the es-
tates Of Thomas l. and William T.
Raymond to Irene Pierce 321 and 1923
Concord Avenue northwest corner Of
list Street, two tAreestory dwell
ines, 40xSO.
Frederick Mohrman sold to Louis
Mendelsohn the five-story flat 953 Fox
Street. iOXlO7 II
New-York tribune., 1920-12-04
NJ. T. POSI-. 39l, to Have
Cluhi,ouse in l23d Street

The Nathan Davis Association, Inc.
II. T. Post, 39l bought for its club
house, through ". Nasanowith & Son
from Marie +. Hoyt tire three-storv
awe-uag ~ Mes. l28a Street.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-04
Sales of Eieldston Plot.

The DelaAeld Estate, Inc, sold at
Feldston. in the Riverdale section, to
j NJ. R. Lyeth the plot on tine west
side Of Waldo Avenue, eighty-tive feet
north OF Livingston Avenue. c5l4Xl6.S
irregular, with an abutting plot on
Livingston Avenue. l25xl76. irregular.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-04
Fire Record


.40-Front Of eos Claremont Park
Way. The Bronx. auto. uu-
known .--.. ..... Unknown
i.+5-34 Vest 18th st. julius NJ
Weinberg ............. Trirfnr
2;50-lss0 Broadway Marmon Auto
60. .,............ ....-... Unknown
oo-1b Nassau St. James Shea. Trifing
I u -g-2ll West i44th st. unoccY-
ped; unknown ......... Unknown
ll.l5-i+el Sd ave- the Bronx,
Donlnlck GrOscia $50. Unknown
= "
l9.io-lsl Madison ST detective
chimney. unknown -.-........ Trininr
l.3o-445 West l24th st. unknown
2.oo-g4s West so,h st John Nc ''''''7
2:o5-49o East 4ath - Wilson &
4:l0-sg Vest l6th St Francis
Eavier College ...-......... .Trifing
5.55-eo Eidridge st. Jacob Singer
s.o5-S1 Henry st Harry Rudick sMght
ss-o-S West Goth St. !. Wadel &
20. TririNg
6.1a-ts' West l0lst s.. sCatherine
7..o-l@i East 29th ST Max -Alirn,r
q Co. ......... ......-. Unknown
s.o5--7s West i90th St Patrick
N.ernan ....-......-..... ....--- jnkno wn
New-York tribune., 1920-12-04
LEGAL NOTICES

E-2aas'.- co E-r COUNTY or NEW
-zs.Fi Csr rrsrffE
I.t,at = Li-..t. ana
GLA0T> -1a-,- Af-~HTf -V
sANE.- w.1.s..AM Nir.eR
.
'llIAN IotFsfD TEafFl-.
AZ ttll-a NAD I[i
rENPlE eAsir RI. TrNrIl..
LION fE EDITH 81 Itf-
80
b11- BRETT arI E1.frI
-A----f s--+ - llfter ~ i--s rel
= -e ae rsr-l Def-a.sn.s aa- 10
Tor Aa e-aEnF SUMMONED 70 ar-
g.
- 7e sr..4..r ~ rHa
HAy c.
r. - gu17n-
ts-rs
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trrouel ~
10 IATHs TEMPLE. WILLIAM
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80. ~ 'err tlaa- i.
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~ ~ ,tl5t IN t..cr sen.ts 1r-
-
a~o Le'-a-ao.s an eaeh
- nv f,-siC>FD to ar
~ ne aer.- aae ~
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" 81 -o r'tI laye -f'e,
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bff.D1te. tfo~r.y fo~
sf~ r~se . + y h-arts- ~
=, cr.v. ~ Maal ltttaa C.ty
~ i<.fs--e~t ef-r NtEC.f
m fJ-f, et-fJ-.f ~ ~f~Vel
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fas ,rt.e ,r '+~ r'er>
css., ., - tnw Icf<. ~ faitfy
r-l r tee i>,fc.Ya r., Ia,aatt tar.
fz.~ f'.f t@ft - +tW Irtk
Nfft. l,sf-ft ter 4'n $780,
p t%f.5Jtft r. AtI.-.tJ sr~
r~re y ~ f1trre- ~
y .se-za r Naff4t'st. r.sJ
New-York tribune., 1920-12-04
FIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
Broadway and 10Th :

y " 81 fo-n ~freat
sunday school Mons and Moments Glasses
40 A. AZ, Young r-ori,.s Service.
6.10 = VI
DR.. Cornelius WorlfN3n Minister
VIII Preach AT Il a. NJ
New-York tribune., 1920-12-04
New Jersey
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
Mani.

BUILDING. 5-storY basor1en, aud sub
haser.ent 25xl0o. electric elevator am
ti4ewaie l.it, Immediate Possession. IL
Mrrcrr st
New-York tribune., 1920-12-04
IHE WEST END CurRcu

v y ENN w anl 77In slree..
hrF Il nrN NNtffSon cobb. u % Minister
Nl4 rr-i.h 81 ~ NJ
4.30 l. NJ Rev 'rn.Is.s NleI5-its Ns..h..
WILL preach Specl-l Musio The Wllder-
ness hy SIR john Goss
ID =. v NoAug r.nrl.-s S...-a-.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-04
Old Crosby Street Holding Sold

Joseph p Day, represented by Doug
las h.skell, sold for John d. and Mary
c. Ferguson and Ella + Goggin to
Charles |. Taylor - Crosby Street,
stable, 25xl00. The property has been
owned by the selling family for one
hundred years
New-York tribune., 1920-12-04
PKOTEsTANT EPISCOPAL
ST. MARKS IN-THE-BOUWERlE

ls3 East Tenth Street.
William Norman Guthrie Rector
\ N.-piViue Liturgy and Corr nunion.
II A M-Divine Liturgy ana Communion.
Sermon by the Rector st
rEEloR MIGHT As GOD
p. N-CNLONEL HELEN PAS
TEDo Director OF Social ~rrt-
ice a. HAis Island. speaks ON
ARE We MAKING AAiERI-
CANS AT ELLIS ISLAND
Df w. y Z. Bliss f7'r E, n,
kllIS ISLAND. THE PROB
LEM OF THE lMNuGRANT -
=. NJ YMB0LlC SERVICE and the
Singing Hour. Mtne GusiaN-
de Saf~ltelt 1soprano) IN Scan-
dinANl4n folk-sonss. sung in
the ofig gl1al.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-04
PROPOSALS
'hx L.
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f14G.I<f/ u

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k.r,s..,,. r. trff - f.f. tho ral ~ G.nftaf
t,ss1 -. ,sfrfs ~ rnls f>fa1anI f.r go
ri . - r.rf.rz J5.1 81 tDt -. ~
sa>y,, 20 a.nf3e1 .ffsf-rf 20 fnr
ia. -. - 80 fzs.t5 m bs rt.~ss,.t 49,
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T. s>t/ " faeaf Hft.st H4u Yss< i
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e ~ et rI>' nt1 ls.4.
~ e,.,s go y Aef.es ~. anssf .a44.a..
~ sa4 f.,t ~ n ~s ..,..'..-.,...I
m b'1 1.t ~ raI4a.a jtnD4r5
~ ,,e .t'r trtfferf t, tn~f aat.. -
r.. - fefsr~ Ntref.n f.stfef n
1ay - ,><e - azf ..te4lrfsg r.. 4taf
f'1Ds "a s@r1ee -, r. .rcf ms t,sa
J. n. E{.<>1s. 4fsanpser-
New-York tribune., 1920-12-04
Investors Buy Loft Buildings

Nazareno Gazzalc sold to Abraham
kornblum the hve-story lott ll5 War
ron Street. 25x929
Frederick Brown resold to client
Of Dwight. Archibald & Perry the
three-story business building - Fast
Twenty-tourth Street. 2oxlo4
New-York tribune., 1920-12-04
Amsterdam Ave. Movie Leased

John j. Hea.y leased the one-s-org.
-hea-er beiltlne. 125x1OO. 1853 70 I'LL
Amsterdam avenue adjoining the
northwest corner 81 nth Street. 10 the
Va ior ANU eaaent Company. The lease
= t1r ren wears At an aggregate rental
Ct S12OG09
New-York tribune., 1920-12-04
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURES

SECOND 'iit KCN OF CHRIST : DENTIST
Central Park West and esth Sireel
l.'Nr'.n n-t ttn at i A by Professor
= err. ann $ H~ring. 6 : B. d concord
q fi. rlenib.r ~ ina Board a. Lecture-
siip IF The Mother church, the First
New-York tribune., 1920-12-04
Robert Erskinc Acquires
Fine Greenacres Home

The Robert Z. Farley Organlzation
sold for George H. Warhurst his
Co lonial dwelling at Greenacres to
Robert Erskine, Of this city
New-York tribune., 1920-12-04
Mr.. TITAN, Rents Her Home

The Pare r atty Company has
leased for Mrs Perry Tiffany the
hree-story dwelling ISL East Seventy
FIRST Street 7url she'd, TO William s.
Decker Harris Neught & CO. repre-
aented Nrs r i'Ta0v
New-York tribune., 1920-12-04
IRE CHIRcls or sr >,c,,,t

= AV"nue an1 f0rf l-tIshfh Streff
Ma. .oini James Mstlcod. Minister.
" Ir MteLeoa How Goa Co.s-
FORTS
T. a.. Mes- Cantat- seed Tine sn,
H4rl-s.f
New-York tribune., 1920-12-04
Chemists Club Get, Loan

Charles ?. Van Vaien, Inc nas
laced for the Cnemi sts' Club loan
# $4,000 on the four-story build
ag 1T IS and - Eat Fortv-Nrst Street
New-York tribune., 1920-12-04

s-tta Avenue aaa Twenty ry-ninth STREET
1teF iatid J siues Rgrr+l b. d. Nfr.s-..r :
4 y. Df Barreu VIII preach
~a.- An Anchor 20 Nln&ward
NJ l'r- Daniel \ Pclns Wfif preAc A.
14.-- - ~. i ll.al b -
New-York tribune., 1920-12-04

Manhattan

FIVE ROOMS AND BATU~i75 TO tl05.
IJYiuY rpoIn ~ feet long sphclpus cloA"'s -
M and @xb. elevator apartment houses
ln hn"si. forhipnhblo. rcsi ficted hrctlon.
70 md 10 rAk1 t1Tlf ST. between Mad
ienu fua Fifth ayfuu"n. nltupie. o4uttablo.
cp- ppfrnllyr apnri mont Ilnr for d"rlfhble
iNn'htF Apply pu pf"lllH"s or VILLA II
'lN ltSUAHE HoNS - Liberty ~
sT. NfcHOLAa nv. b4~BG -rivo rooms and
hpth. he III Ntrhoihs $50. rooms ana
bath. 3sb. uii fnodetn improvements. in
pulf~ on rrefnis"s or owners telephone.
VandcYhiit 7lJ.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-04
ArAhrNt>rs 70 LEr-ruRNIsnED
Manhattn

71D ST Huge u.ins room large bedroom
Natp. fchrncffe. exceptionally well fur
nlshel Phou" Vanderbilt 4f27.
s5TH 3lo v EST Large front rooms for
tar0nslb... feNned pofa.u or rouul". :.
band s.i.e entnhinnllon sitting and h~d-
in,3.. nouseheeping entertaining view $50.
a lnitu.ent e1
IiANDsOMtsLY furnished front apartment
fArxe lsinH room. clesatOr. telephone inn
I.nfe pohaerston. Murray I'M f0l5.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-04
Sale of Goth Street Garage

Mexer Schuman sold to julius
Pezenek the one-story garage at 1923
to 341 East Ninety-ninth street, 1s5X
100
New-York tribune., 1920-12-04
lHE F0Rr WA~HINGr0N CnrRCu

F'37ln Y. " ~ M Nlsl =
All Srafs Free
Key. irving II Bers H. II Mn. Stcr
VIII preach
VI The New spirit fu the World
~. -rle Pilsr4ns Illustrated WIN
stereoptlton pict4fes.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-04
In the Auction Market

By Henry Brady
Park av ls04-6. w 8. 50.li l-@th st
5oxf94 Two 4-sty tnuts g. s'rs also l2ftf
81 - T. n s So W Park av ~ 1xioo D.
2 s-sty tulnt. sheriff sale of ali right 'iflr
etc. which JAS /. Watt hack on Oct ~ istt
or slnCe ZACH parcel sold for $50 TO The
IlalntlH
INTI FINISHED APARTMENTS TO LEI
New-York tribune., 1920-12-04
KEFOE MED
Collegiate Church 0i New York
THE MIDDLE CHURCH.
THE N.RRIF cu1vCo

second Afr'-e ant Seventh stree
Rev hasel Franklin Rrtsig Allnist.~
"iA preach al II y. NJ ard = NJ
New-York tribune., 1920-12-04
RFAI. EsTATE-sAIF OR RENT
Manhattan
Brooklyn

r f1ST-i story. 17-foot dwelling bars
s-l.5Q0. Owner fo3o Murray Hill
New-York tribune., 1920-12-04
Wrtultp 6 Durci)
ALI. ANGELS CHURCH
Holy Apo~tie---9th I'VE. esth st.

R~r Llclus A. Edo .hlste Rotor
: 900 \ - fi 3i} .'urlrI4.lri iar.
- p' \ N.--t! t!9lr cttnil4Iu.oT sermon.
burning e thr mortgage. r.
iI-Ln
s1H -Ntpuaers Song " ThAngs-
New-York tribune., 1920-12-04
Chapel of iDe 1nclrnatlon

1lo F3s' 31st 81
Rev George Farrana Taylor. Vicar.
5 A W -iioly Dommuni0r II A N
Holy Communion. sermon lNlrar4.
) r t:venlns prAyer. sermon ,N-l.r
New-York tribune., 1920-12-04
BURKE STONE, INC,
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE
LEGAL. NOTICES


HELEN q NEsBlT. or MERlDEN. vs.
william =. Nesbit. formerly of Derby
nov Of parts unknown ORDER or
NDTfCE
STATE or CONNECT1crTi
NEW HANEN COUNTY
Ne.o Ilnvrn. Doc / a - 1920
UPON THE. COMPLAINT or the said
Helen q Nesbn praYins for reasons therein
set forth for divorce and change of name
.lurnnble before the superior Court In
ana for Sew Havru County. - be- held on
the FIRST Tuesday of January, \ j. le2l.
II appearing to and beng found hF the
nubScribiug authority that tho Sali dec
f'ndant has gone to parts Unknown, there-
fore.
ORDERED. That uoticn of the pon1eucy
OF said complaint be Riv.n by publishing
this o-ier IN rhe N"w York Trihun" a
newspaper priniea i'm New York city.
n I. once week. three weekA succ"s-
nivoly. commencing on or before the @ui
duy Of December. A - lF2O
ALFRED = WHEELER
clerk of ho Superior Court for New Haven
County
New-York tribune., 1920-12-04

l79th and lS0th SITS and 2Eadsworth Ave.
REV f. HOLLOW AY. Pastor
IL our Inheritance From tho Pilgrims"
Tho Compact Signed In the CABIN Of
the Nsyhowrr and he Paris Treat.
Nnl L.lsue Of NAtLons."
New-York tribune., 1920-12-04
BELOVED DISCIPLE

East S9th $. BET. Madison and PARK AYES
hev. GEO. Il. NtN DE WATER. d. d.
Rector
Communion Services ; and ll-( Rector
on Bible
Morning PRAYER and LAtsny 10. Musical
tesrers lRector}
Selected Advent Anthems -'jfssr. assist i
b. 'a.lo Violin ard Harp Ne .snb1r-
hood Service
New-York tribune., 1920-12-04
cH,Kcm or ruE HOLY COMMUNION

'f' ft-ii -Otit "a
+ A. M-IIoly Commun.on.
- 80 A. -Cbildren Service
Il y NJ. Holy Domlnlnl0u tK ctor)
T. N.-A service IN memory of
Or ROBERT COLEMAN JAMES.
-Bloie Moving Pictures.
80 A NJ Holly Communion. dsiIv.
81 NJ M-N9onday Service. 4atit
III -i iili4 com l4Iuior lr=tlat-
Is -'5r,ai Recital a1rs.laT.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-04
INf}fONS

s'nRENH rofRT oF TIE State or
fAr ftAt ''l,-A asa'r-- ria.a.lo EilH-
AH1rE fHENkt e-o hnn"t as Eliza
.-fr n la.fr. e.Fialai, au0 adj
.s r.sfratsi< tre e-tat. of Afoss =.
c..~t creased. MARY ~ BRo~f,.
tfN-H tIlEnf.f and VERONICA
NifEfHf wlfe. F,i.fZAi.ETif ~.
eh is,t LDl CHERRY,
..ls'ti - CHERRY, ELhA[Dft CfiERl.N
oitNfHt e CLARK a~i THE PEDpf =
or HE ATE OF NEW YORK. eet.n4-
r. -a. aas,s named defendants and Zach
.ar AI.E UERrBY SUMMONED to-
.'a4lt in this ana ~
your answer IN 'he plaia-
'- flln twrntf days a'ter
sefee. and in Gaze Of ysur
answer. IS lrl tuf VIII
sratns' ynl fy e~t-s1.- i7r ine
'I. complain
trff -.ft.fa tfr iNlN
FIRE. 1rftN ftAftNl ST.
Att'~r. f.r 4r-T Dfilra ami Post
tt'- court street, " h.te
To E.l-th q ,flrhet.
rous ls sefyel upon
tNs f ftft'fHf it-fa4Hrt 20 an Drl
Dirl r.-n. J4-fice *
urf nf tur -faf- Nl %ear
.fs. -ate tA. i7th daJ ~ >5t.l4h-r.
f- aaa a'et 1ft ae conr'sint .r the
of Tho arf .av
fne 1tt Court llolar. ira the
i,.s-st Nanaattan city County and
oaet 4sy N.ee.Ye.n leso
aliFe 'o1t, -fr.et White
New-York tribune., 1920-12-04
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Services are held in the following
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES,
Branches Of the Mother Church.

sundays " " anl r NJ
Wcdn-sdays + NJ
First Church Central Park West & 96th Ct
Second Churcn-centrd Park West and
SSH
T.td cburoh-5sth St. Just east Of Park
Az Si4ata5s. II : NJ and 10 p NJ
Tonrth Chlrch--l7sth 81 & Ft Wash Az
I@lfth C1urea Aeollan Han. - " 4sd St
Saith Churah-l3ol B0ston Road. Bronv
eernth cAurch-lI2th st. east u Broad
sunday II A. NJ. $50 T. NJ
Eishth Church-l03 Ia. 18th 81
Ainen church Park Avenie Hotel +h
Eleventh Church-256e Brigg4 ~ IL NJ
4"@iith aurch--Anaerson Galleries. Parg
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Society-54s W l46tf
e4ndass u A NJ Wednesday, p N
FREE READING ROOM. 33 W 42d i
New-York tribune., 1920-12-04
Cathedral Of St. John the Divine
>tuS Ne~ant square

Amsterdam Avenue and il2th street
500 \. a. Hoi. CommEnion
70 \ M-fel' CnuniaI lon (Spanish)
10 90 y. N.-Mornlng PRAYER.
II 1919 a. M-lreaCher Canon Burroughs
Of Peterborough
too l.. M.-Praa cher, Dean Treder Of
Garden city
Daily Services 30 a. N r NJ
tChoral except Monday and Saturday)
Preaching Mission Z Nation Wide Cam
paign ON Wednesday. Thurscay and Fr.-
DAY in synod HaN Bishop Query ~
South Carolina. viii preach At 4 D. m ard
5 IS y M. ZACH day