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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-30
Big Chester Hall Flat
Figures in Bronx Trading
Building Sold by American Real
Estate Co.. Receivers; Buy.
ing of DWELLINGS

A. Blumenthal sold for the receivers
of the American Real Estate Company
Chester Hall. a six-story elevator
apartment, at the southeast corner of
Westchester Avenue and Southern
Boulevard, fronting approximately 100
feet on each thoroughfare. The buyer,
the Daily Realty Company, Benjamin
Benenson president, is said to have
of the property to a cloak and suit
concern, which plans occupying store
in the premises when leases expire.
Most of the ground floor is occupied
by the Columbia Bank. The house
was erected by the selling company
about seven years ago and was the
first elevator structure put up in the
vicinity of Fox Circle.
j. Clarence Davies sold for John D.
Kroog 1873 East 205th Street. 300 feet
east of the Concoursc, three family
house, 27x117.
Alfred S. Katzenstein sold for Nor
ris Kohn to Charles and Dora Kraft
the three story building S57 Westches-
ter Avenue. 20x84.
Walter f. Brown and Joseph Her.
zog sold for the Benenson Realty Com
pany 1881 to 1898 " Stebbins Avenue,
three two-family houses, 57.4x74x il
regular.
The c. R. NJ. Realty Company sold
through S. H. Frankenheim seven
three-story dwellings in East 139th
and 140th streets, 17x100 each. Mary
c. Hanrahan bought Alt East 10th
r. Strybos; 439 by A. Selikoff; AL by
NJ Reiseman, and 495 by Harry Ma
thanson. Jacob Emery and Rebecca
Ostrof acquired 1853 and 47O East 14Oth
Street, respectively.
Samuel Cover sold for j. W. Van
Pelt to a Mr.. Grabowsky the dwelling
843 East 10th Strc It.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-30
Mediocre Flats in Many
Parts of Manhattan Sold
Investors and Operators Share
in Heavy Buying ON East
and West C;dns

Katie Craig sold to Margaret Bren-
nan the four-s story tenement 462 West
Fifty-tirst Street, 2O.1OxIO0.
Duff a. Conger, Inc, sold for Mrs.
Sarah M. Hough, Of Boston, the four
story flat 2l9 East Seventy eighth
Street, 25x1022
ID. kempner & Son, Inc, sold for
the New Amsterdam Realty Corpora
ton, !. II. Kempner president, 1869
second Avenue, southwest corner of
Eighty-frst Street, tenement 2Ox8O,
to Paul Arenstein.
Marianne Rosenweig sold to Gomez
+. Whitfield the five-story fiat ATS
Lcnox Avenue, 338x1OO.
Max Cohen sold for the Cremieux
Benevolent Society to client of Fret
dus Co., 1914 East 112th Street, 33.4x
100, five-story tenement with stores.
The Farmers Loan and Trust Com
pany sold to Antonio Mordenti the six
story fiat, 322 East 126th Street, 41.8
x100.
Sarah Wall sold to Adelaide H..
story fiat, 25x95.
Julius Rosenberg sold for the estate
'of William Hurry the five-story tene-
mcnt with stores at 85 East Hath
Street, 25x100, to Nemiro e. Fucker
man.
Wright Barclay, Inc, sold for the
estate of Sackett M. Barclay Oil and
513 Grand Street and 315 Henry Street
three old houses with stores. This is
the first transfer of the property since
1885,
= The A. z. Realty Company, Inc,
George Zauderer president sold to the
Zimmerman Bros. Realty Corporation,
Henry Zimmerman president, the mod
ern five-story fiat 351 Wadsworth Ave-
nue., S4x100. Samuel Wacht jr. rep
resented Mr. Zauderer and Abraham
Lcichter Mr.. Zimmerman.
Ennis e. Sinnott and Isaac Lowen-
field purchased from the Ernst Rel
mann Realty Company the five-story
apartment 562 West 191st Street. six
SO. Jules 'Tchring, Inc, and Harry J.
Rogers were the brokers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-30
Police Auto Squad
In Theater Zone
Traps 5 Joy Riders
Crowds See Flight of Boys
in Car Believed Stolen:
Caught After Three-Niile
Pursuit Through Park

So numerous have the thcfts of au-
omobiles parked in the theater dis
.riet become that Sergeant Dillon, of
the automobile SQUAD, nao ali his men
on picket duty in that part Of the city
last night watching for suspicious
ooking motorist. and especially for
hose over-anxious to steal start of
second or so from traffic policemen.
At Forty-seventh Street and Broad
,ay Detectives Toner, Ford and Bran
I'VE youths which was edging slowly
INTO the safety zone established by the
raffic man. The detectives got into
mother car and followed.
Once past the patrolman the car
head went at reckless speed, and al
ghough the one borrowed by the de-
ectives was powerfully engined it
.ould not gain an inch. AT Columbus
Circle both cars turned iptax Central
ark and the pace wst Increased
The chase left the park at Eighty
jxth Street and led west to Amsterdam
venue and then north II was not
ntil 1o2d Street and Amsterdam Ave
he was reached that the fugtives
sere overhauled. They were locked up
the West Tooth Street police station,
here they SAID they were Ernest Rust,
1888 West Tooth Street; Frank
4ghez, of 27o West Ninety-sixth
rect; Howard Reynolds, of ITO West
aety-sixth Street; Edward Reynolds,
flS3 West Tooth Street, and Edward
Brinke. Of ISL West Ninety sixth
Street.
According to the police they admitted
that the car they drove belonged to
aone Of them and had been picked
ap" The detectives said that the
prisoners, none of whom is more than
nineteen years oldA said that when
they wanted ride they selected car
parked in the theater district, making
their choice early in the evening to
make sure of a good start, and drove
o., abandoning the car in Westchester
,r Rockland County. They told where
hey had abandoned four such "bor-
sewed" cars in the last week, the police
nid.
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Queens

APARTMENTS TO LET
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Take Advantage
OF Good Offers
For Dwellings
Private Home Sales Show
an Increasing Demand
for This Glass of Realty
i'll Different Sections

Leroy Coventry sold for David and
Minnie f. Granger the four-storv
dwelling 81 West Ninety fourth Street
l2.exloo.s, to buyer for occupancy.
Joseph M. Lichtenauer ir. sold to
Nellie Fitch the four-srory dwell;n,
~ 10 West Seventy sixth Street. 1ss
Edward D. Brydc sold to uv,nor
zimmerman the three story dwe)l;no
40 West Eighty seventh Street. 1Ss
John G. Tholke sold to Marie F.
U,hms the four-story dwelling ~
hamilton Terrace, 17x79.
Leon ;. Altmayer has sold for Celes-
tine Valid the three story dwelling 23O
West 136th Street. 16.sxe911. ''
Susan r. Lawton sold to James
heyes the three STORY dwelling at 6lS
west 179th Street, 17x100
Juha 5; Mayer sold to Carrie Ten
coorn the four-story dwelling ISL St.
Nicholas Avenue, 20.5x92.5.
The Leberton Corporation bought
through A: l.. Johnson of William
1Sruikshank's Sons from Henry C,
Drayton and William NJ. Cruikshank,
as executors for the estate of Char
lotte Augusta Haig. 1923 West 1O8th
N'' IL. -o'oly uWelllnE. Inc Dur-
chaser paid all cash over MORTGAGE
of $4,000
Maurice thrilling sold for Irene Ang-
Ter to David Ente the five-story fiat
ia East 108th Street, 17x100.
Charles Wynne and Louis H. Low
resold to client of David Vogel the
four-story dwelling 1876 West 1920
Street, 16.9x1OO
Leonard WE'LL sold to Lucy J. Raw
Inns the four-story dwelling 8 West
129th Street, 20x100
James H. Cruikshank resold to Mack
Twltty 1879 West 129th Street, a three
story dwelling, 16.8x100, through
Joseph H. Outlear.
The Emigrant Industrial Savings
Bank sold to the Jomilla Trading Cor
East 129th Street, 16.Sx100.
Shaw. Rockwell & Sanford sold for
the Payne estate 1854 to 216S Licking
ton Avenue, southwest corner of 13Oth
50X4O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-30
Metropolitan Loans $3,OOO,OOO
On Flats, Dwellings and Farms

The Metropolitan Life Insurance
about ss,oooooo on bonds and DINO mort t.
cages. Something more than s25o,0oO
was on eight apartment houses in
Brooklyn, which will house sixty-fo
families. Over 100000 was on dwell
ings, chiefly in Chicago and Cleveland,
with smaller loans on houses in South
Carolina, Illinois, Indiana and Florida,
to house ffty-three families. About
100000 was loaned in Los Angeles on
business building. About $2,O0O,000
was loaned on farm mortgages in a
number of states in the Northwest and
Southwest,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-30
Builders Buy Bronx Block Front

Byrne & Bowman sold for Constan-
block front on the west side of Cypress
Avenue from 18th to 138th Street,
20ox101, to firm of builders who will
build q business building.
S. j. Taylor sold for J. Romano
Brown to Walter L. Weller the lot. 25x
100, at the northwest corner of Grand
Avenue and North Street
Harry Calm sold to William H. Pick
en- the vacant northeast corner of
Fordham Road and Belmont Avenue,
50Xl35, through Douglas Gettel.
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gNvURNrsHEn APARTMENTS TO L
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Religious Announcements
METHODIST EPISCOPAL

WASHINGTON 1884 st. g. Amsterdam Az.
rrn"r,sw. DR.. J. Il. Price. Pastor.
IL A. M and 8 p. M.
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dward S. Hardness BUYER
Of Judge Pendleton's Estate


Edward S. Hardness is the buyer
Of judg Francis K. Pendleton's prop
eight parcels, aggregating 1O4 acres,
situated on the north side of the new
tate highway, known as Little Neck
Old Westbury Road, which was recent
:. reported sold by Henry A. Rogers,
the Wheatley Hills Real Estate Cor
poration
The property is bounded on the west
by the property of Elliot C. Bacon, on
the north by the country estates of
Payne Whitney, John Russell Pope and
Ralph Pulitzer and on the east by the
estate of Frederic w Allen. The buyer
will erect modern white frame CO.
onial house from plans by Cross 4
Cross, architects. The property was
held at $3.50. 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-30
New Jersey
New Hampshire

TWENTY ACRES OF land on shore Of New
found Lake. well wooded with pine.
hemlock and spruce; desirable for summer
school or cottage lots. Address Lock Box
1877 Bristol. n. II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-30
Three Fifth Ave. Duplex Suites
Leased for $500 600

Pease & Gilman leased a duplex
apartment of sixteen rooms and five
baths in the building recently com
pleted at $40 Fifth Avenue to Geofge
M. Pynchon, of Pynchon e. Co.,
bankers, at 800 Fifth Avenue, a duplex
apartment of seventeen rooms and six
baths to Richard Siedenberg jr., at GOT
Fifth Avenue, simplex apartment of
nineteen rooms and six baths to a
prominent New Yorker. The aggregate
rentals under these three leases is
close to 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-30

Queens
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Fine Greenwich Estate Sold

GREENWICH, Conn, April %
Frank Carter has purchased the Han
ford Lockwood estate on North Street
here, through Philip L. Jones. 1t was
held at 100000. The old Greenwich
Trust Company Building, located on
the towns main thoroughfare, has
been sold by Thomas A. Wigmore to S.
Keransky. It was held at $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-30
REAL EsTArE-sALE OR RENT
Long Island

ATTRACTIVE home, exceptionally we'll
built; Immediate possession; large bright
rooms, 3 baths. sleeping porch, sun parlor:
bathing privilege Price $4,000. Robert
Brown. Whitestone Landing, l.. l. Tel 1852
Flushing,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-30
Drug Concern to Pay $75O,OOO
For Hotel McAlpin Corner Store

>, Space occupied by the restaurant in
the Hotel McAlpin Annex at Broadway
and Thirty Street has been
leased to the Pennsylvania Drug Com
pany for an aggregate rental of ap-
proximately s750,O0O The rental is
said to establish a new record in this
section The restaurant, it is an
nounced, will be removed to the
'hirtythird Street side of the hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-30
Plans for 100000 Flat

julius Tishman & Sons are to erect
a nine-story apartment at 10 to 116
West Fifty-ffth Street from plans by
Schwartz & Gross, which were filed
yesterday. The structure is estimated
to cost 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-30
APARTMENTS TO LET--FURNIsHED


s5TH ST, EAST-Large parior and 4
other rooms, kitchen, bath, electricity
ETC.; $3.50 Il year unfurnished or 81 coo
furnished. Phone Lenox 713.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-30

MALBA- ON THE SOUND
% MINUTES PENN. STATION
Houses ready to day Choice plots. All sizes
MALBA ESTATES CORP,
PIT Broadway Telephone Barclay 1885,
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ETHICAL CULTURE

THE SOCIETY FOR ETHICAL CULTURE
1876 Forty-hfth Anniversary. 1921
May 9Th to Sth
SPECIAL FEATURES:
Discussion Of European condi-
dit.ons by foreign Delegates
Relation of ethics to law and
industry.
Women's opportunity in the
new life of to-day.
New international City Club.
Religious education problems
Detailed program on application to
Secretary, West 64th Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-30
Store for Shoe Concern

Whitehouse G. Hardy, New York dis
tributors for the j. M. shoe, leased
quarters in the Knickerbocker Build
ing at Forty-second Street and Broad
way.
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JEWISH

FREE SYNAGOGUE
Carnegie Hall. Sunday Morning at 10:45
DIR. WISE
PEACE WITHIN THE INNER LIFE"
All Are Welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-30

GARDEN CITY
III Nassau Blvd, 10 rooms. baths. fur
nished; garage; modern house. sta
ton, country club; May to November, long
er II desired. Phone Garden City 1858.
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REFORMED CHURCH OF HARLEM

LenoX Avenue and l23d Street
Rev EDGAR TILTON. Jr., d. d. Minister
IL A. M, DR.. Tiiton will preach
p NJ, Address by Major Edward Under
wood, of the Salvation Army
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Hamilton Grange, Convent Av. and 14eth.
Rev Arthur Frederick Mabon, Minister
SERVICES IL A. NJ. AND p NJ
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Richmond

soh sALE-At st. George, double house
,, on plot 10oxlo0. overlooking bay. 10 min
a.ouse. hot water heat and hot air heat,
40 ELECTRICITY. garage for two cars: rents
. Ut si.sI0 per annum: sell for SIS. 900; will
1eii separately.
MOFFATT e. SCHWAB
Real Estate and Insurance.
Tompkinsvihe N. Y.
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TO LEr-UNFUBNIsHED

34TU 40 WEST--Very attractive light
housekeeping apartment four rooms and
bath: open fireplace and attached porch;
high class building. Apply Supt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-30
in City Realty Sale

Nathaniel Shutter was the auctioneer
in the sale of cty-owned Brooklyn
property held on Thursday by order Of
the Transit Construction Commission.
The total obtained for the city was
$609,300
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-30

BY James J. Donovan
13eTH ST, 422 b, 8. 21o Willis av..
15x1o0. 3-sty blk dwlg; Church of Zion
and st Timothy agt Richard Brandt ct
al; due, $4,000. S. taxes. etc. $3SO.2O; to
Karel Boekhoff for s7.650.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-30
Sale in Greenwich Village

Van Vlet & Place sold the buildings
at the southeast corner of Washington
and Tenth streets, known as 663-665
Washington Street and 278 West Tenth
street, 40x79
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LUTHERAN

CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY,
Goth Street and Central Park West.
The Rev. Paul Scherer. Pastor. II, topic.
The Mirrored Image" No evening service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-30
SOCIETY OF FRIENDS

RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF FRIENDS Meeting,
FOR worship II a. IN. at 221 East 18th st Man.
haitian and ITO Schermerhorn St. Brooklyn
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Gsurtb of the UransfiQuration

East 29th st. DR.. HOUGHTON. Rector.
COMMUNIONS: I, 8 and A. NJ
10:3O-FOSTER'S MASS AND SERMON.
Preacher: Rev. HENRY LUBBOCK, LII. d.
4 o'clock: CHORAL EVENSONG
CONFIRMATION by the Bishop.
8 =. NJ: COMPLINE and SERMON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-30

ENUCNT Rev. A. Steinle. D. D., Pastor
uIIVfMl Broadway and 93d Street
''o AN' Services at IL a. NJ and +. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-30

THE UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY,
broadway at 120th Street
PUBLIC Lecture by the Rev. FREDER-
lex JOHN FOAKES JACKSON, D. D., Of
the Seminary. on DANTE AND THE
ton of the six hundredth anniversary Of
the death Of Dante, Friday, May 9Th at
$40 o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-30
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR RENT
Brooklyn

ANHATTAN BEACH - A PALATIAL
home. Gear garage finest location near
5000 or rent for season. $4,000 Phone
,ney Island 1896. Owner 327 Corbin
lace. Manhattan Beach
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Queens

TAX EXEMPT
Seven room house. elastica stucco fire and
fater proof; all the latest modern improve
a,snts. steam heating with hot water sup
KY: perquet floor; separate laundry; imme-
..te occupany; near subway and l. sta
L, DI STEFANO, BUILDER,
corner 10th st. and Wood side av, Elm
s nv. l. Take Corona subway or L.
gel off Broadway station.
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@77~~---~@--l -.
Westchester

~nHS HMONT--A beautiful stone residence.
or.L iovely rooms. 3 baths; enclosed sun
st Vapor heat. garage: A-acre plot;
10 mousse has been published by The Sun
reason or its artistic design; owner must
{ ana VIII give real value and terms.
u.t q Egger. 81 East 42d St. n. Y. Tel
ray Hill 1896. Sunday. tel 22 Larchmont.
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h,slRSDALE n Y.--FoR RENT. FUR
nshed June LIST to Sept, 18th. three bed
-, his large enclosed sleeping porch. maids
~. ana bath and two other baths one
~, garage; fine shade and grounds: at
I've surroundings: garden. Telephone
so&Ie lbS. G. p. BOGART.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-30

TRINITY CHURCH, New Rocnelle. n v
The Rev. PAUL GORDON FAVOUR. Rector
Services at s:15. s:45 and 1900 A. M.
Evensong and Special Music. p III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-30

HOLY ROOD CHURCH
Fort Washington Avenue and l7sti Street
Rev. Gustav Arnold Christensen, d. d
Rector. Services g. IL and s o'clock
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-09-16

Washington. Sept. IA Clyde Les
ter, son OF Paris Lester, OF Fort Gay.
Wayne-eo., W. Va, was an alumnus OF
Marshall College, and president OF his
class, and q life Of promise was open
ing to him when this country went to
war against Germany. He was killed in.
the battle OF the Argonne Forest a
'nember OF the 80th Division.
His was one Of the s bodies Of soiz
diers inferred with high military hon.
ors at Arlington. Sept 8. The number
Of his grave is 2644 His body was
among those which narrowly escaped
cremation at the big pier fire in New
York
The West Virginia hero's father,
Paris RI Lester, came to washington to
attend the funeral services over the re-
mains Of his son and was accompan-,
led to Arlington by Representative
gathering Of relatives and friends at
the IS graves. detachment Of the
American Legion. a company Of regu-
lar soldiers from Fort Myer with q
band. The regulation military rites
were periormed. three chaplains Off
ciating ,typ protestant clergymen. one
representing the army, the other the
navy, and Catholic chaplain priest.
The band played Nearer Ny God to
Thee" the burial rites were read by
the three ministers each in his turn.
a firing squad fired two volleys over
the grave and taps were sounded Flags
were removed from the baskets and
presented to relatives who requested
them, as Is the custom, and then the
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-09-16
Accidental Shot Fatal to
Former Wayne Co. Boy

r. c. (carl) Mccoy. OF Logan but
formerly OF Wayne. was fatally shot
Saturday by his employer at the store
OF Lewis Furniture Co. Mccoy died
from the effects Of the injury after
three days. Funeral services were held
at the home OF his parents IN Hunting
ton wednesday.
The shooting which resulted In Nc
Coy's death was accidental He and
his employer were examining some
new guns sent into Logan In connec-
ton with the recent labor trouble and
left at the store Of Lewis Furniture
co. The shot was fired from a gun
which was thought not to be loaded.
The bullet entered McCoys abdomen.
cutting a hole through his body from
the right to left side. He was rushed
TO Huntington hospital where 1t was
determined that he cer.d not survive
He regained consciousness and told OF
the shooting, saying that It was an
accident.
Mccoy was the son OF George Nc
Coy who was u jeweler In Wayne for
many years. Carl went from Wayne to
Logan some seven years ago. He was
brakeman on the Guyan branch Of the
g, & q for some time, leaving that
work to become associated with the
Lewis Furniture Co. as travelling
salesman. He was member OF the
OF Railway Trainmen,.
which order conducted the burial rites.
He Is survived by a wife. sixteen
months old baby, father mother, two
sisters and one brother. Wayne
County News.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-09-16
CIRCUIT COURT
OPENS NEXT WEEK

The regular term OF the Lawrence
Circuit Court viii convene in Louisa
on next Monday. The list Of jurors
follows:
Petit Jury:,J. H. Mcclure Henry
Johnson. j. P. Prince, John R. Dia-
mond. H. P. Bolt, w. II. Neal. Ham
Walden, Roscoe Fugitt, N. d. Sparks.
". n. johnson, Lewis Bfadon. GARFIELD
Roberts, Bin Chadwick, J. d. Adkins,
Hence White, c. L. Osborne, W. b.
Hun =. E. Ross, Tom Shannon, John
p Dobbins, Frank Coburn, ]. S. Riffe,
Anderson Borders John Evans, Milton
B. Johns. r. D. Hinlkle, ST., oliver
Wheeler. Milt Bromfield. Pleas Hol-
brook, Charley Daniels, Charley u siii=
Ter. Sam o'Neal G. w. Cheek Eugene
Crank, George PiclSlesimer and Ned
Policy.
Grand Jury; Roy Hays. M. B.Hutch
inson, /. w. Graham, ]. w. Akers.D Dick
skaggs. Millard Bali, w. +. Dean. A.
collinsworth, John Cummings, Ed Pres
ton. Andy See. J. w. Rife Sherman
Bill Barnett, w. d. Bartram.
A. L Moore, P. p Holbrook and N. H.
Bailey.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-09-16

The marriage Of Mrs. Mary d. Ship
man Of this city to Mr. Thairis Throop
Of Nashville, Tenn, comes as great
surprise to Mrs. shipman's host Of
friends here. The informal ceremony
will be solemnized this afternoon IN
the parlors Of the Sinton hotel, Gin
cinnati, Ohio. Mrs. shipman has made
her home with her sister, Mrs. Nash
OF this city for many years. It Is hard
" necessary to mention that Mrs..
Shipman has long been known for her
brilliancy and charm Of manner.
Mr.. Thropp, who Is engaged In the
insurance business at Nashville; Tenn.
is well and formally known in the bus
mess and social credits Of that city.
The happy couple after short trip
win be at home to their friends at the
residence Of the groom at Nashville.
Mrs. G. A. Mash and Mrs. A. l. Herr
were In Cincinnati attending the we'd
ding. Ashland independent +.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-09-16
John b. Horton and M
Miss Miller Welded

mr. samuel Preston Miller and Mrs
mii'sr q Noiumoia' n.y. nave announc-
e. e. tne marriage Of tne'r aaughter,
MISS : ullet Miller 70 M. Jonn Burns
norl .o o. Louifa. me wedding was
guiet'y soleli,p'1Iq IN Louisville Aon
',a a. per ~
1ar, t1orton ana MISS Miller met
Wnie ne was engaged N the newspa-
per business at Hazard last year as
euitor OF me Herald. ana she was q
seacner m tne schools there. She Is