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New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
Downtown Chemical Cor~ern
Io Move 10 Fifth Avenue

Spear 6 Go. leased the seventh floor
at "a Fifth Avenue 10 l.. Sonncborn
Sons. dealers N oils and chemicals.
The company has been located at 362
Pearl Street for 6ftccn years,
Carstcin lioneNin, Inc, leased
space in the McCutchoo0 Building. 347
Flfth Avenue, 10 the Berlin 6 Jones
Envelope Company
The Cross & Brown Company leased
Offices to the Rjalto Sightseeing and
Trucking Company, inc, at 1852 Broad
way; Offices At 1&O West Fortv-second
Street to the Jackson Sales Corpora
tlon. safety suits and vending ma
chimes; oiIicos-An Joserh M. Nalemcnt
at is East Forty first Street; Offices at
l20 West Forty Street to the
Technical Book Company; in tho Bush
Building, 130 West Forty second Street,
space for the New York district office
of the Westinghouse Lamp Company;
with Albert b. Ashforth, Inc. Offices
street and Madison Avenue to the r L..
Winslow Company, Inc, dealers in clay
products
Levine & Co. Inc. leased to the
Penn Clothes Shop the first floor al
126 West Thjrty-second street; to
Charles Raropulcs floor at ia West
Thirtieth Street, ard to the Research
Laboratories. Inc. a floor at 1926 West
Thirty second Street
The Aaggstrom- -Calien Company has
leased the store and basement at 2173
Eighth Avenue to Henry A. Dorfmann
for a speciality shop.
The Charles Z. Noycs Company
leased space at 160 Broadway to David
son, Moses & Sicher; at Maiden Lane
to Andrew R. Cote; in the Masonic
EeildHq 46 West Twrnty-fourth
Street. to the American Fair Trade
lcag0e, and ofiees in .he Lorsch Build
ing 81 ard 50 Maiden Lane. to Harry
fikin.
Butler & Baldwin, Inc, leased the
store at 807 Tdird Avenue to tho Great
Atlantic and Pacinc Tea COMPANY.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
Frencs, Book Dealers 10 Paw
SI2S.000 Rental on oh Ave.

Alfred Somborn and Herbert jacques
Morris leased for Mayer l.. HaIff the
four-story building at 804 Sixth Ave
nue.. between Forty-hfth and Forty
sixth streets. to Chaenon & Co., deal
ers in French books and periodicals.
The lease is for twenty one years from
May at an aggregate rental Of
SIPS 900
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
Plumber Supply Dealers
30 Build in t25Q1 Stree.

]. $ HaNwell sold for Tho Mary G
P'rkoey estate a plot. 5oXll7. or the
south side of l25th Street between
Broadway and Amsterdam Avenue, ad-
Joining the Public Library and extend
ing through to Moylan Place. The
buyers are Stroh g. Wilson, dealers in
plumbing supplies, who will erect a
building for their own use at tho OK
piration Of their lease on 514-516 West
| l2Ath Strnnt
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
Mrs. Clarence :. Stevens Buys
Estate in s,archneoui

Edward c. Griffin sold the Eevene-
property at Larchmont FOR Miss Eats>
crime kcveney. For yesrs It was tta
home Of the Kevcney family and one
OF 1he show places in this locality. The
property sold comprises large Colo
niaI house, stable and garage and about
two acres. held at 100000. The pur-
chaser, Mrs. Clarence S. Stevens, after
extensive additions and alterations,
will make ii her permanent residence.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
snU.00O Telephone Building

rams have been filed for three
Ty TStory telephone exchange for the New
.;S .gfh Telephone Company on the north
we OF le4th Street, from Tiebout to
S'ehune Avenue, 116X239. McKen-
ss. s, voorhees, & Gmelin, architects,
eetlmate the cost at 100000
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
AdcIphia il,eatcr in Trade
For Broadway Corner Flat

The Donovan Estates, Inc, has
bought the Adelphia Thcator and the
three story business building adjoin-
ing. at the southwest corner Of Broad
way and Eichty-ninth Street. on plot
l00Nl32, through Nassoit & Lanninc.
The estate gave in part payment
Leslie Court, . siX-storY apartment at
TIE southwest corner of Broadway and
l5'th Street The trade is reported to
involve G12NO 600.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
Decorator 10 Pay S50,0O0
Rent for LcNingior Ave. HONS,

James Kyle & Son leased for Mrs.
May Byrne the three story building 623
Lexington Avenue, between Fifty-third
and fiftY-fourth streets, for fifteen
years at ar aggregate rental of $50,250
The lessee is Leonard H. Hardy, of the
London Interior Decorating Company
who plans extensive alterations
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
Tall Building for Greenwich
Bank 10 Cost SI0O. 600

a tcn-story bank and Office building
VIII be erected by the Greenwich Bank
Of City Of New York. at 224 and 226
West torty-seVenth Street, on plot 32x
100. Plans for the structure flied yes
terday by G. F. Pelham estimated the
cost as 500. 900
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
Erooki, n

HEIGHTS; las Clinton ct. = large ish,
rooms. slcoNe tile hath. parquet floors
A. improve n1hnts; private house san, eehr
p.i ween s--s weak daya Phone AAtn
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
history New Flat for Drive
WiN Cost $1,000. GOO

&. F.. Pelham, architect, filed plans
ment the SEQ Riverside Drive Corpora-
ton is to erect at 500 Riverside Drive
l03X135, estimated to cost $1,000. 900.
Plans were also flied yesterday for a
hVo-stofy tenement by Renwick Aspin-
wall & Tucker. architects, at 1903 10
rs Park Terrace East, 5lx80. to be
built by the Park Terrace East Cor
polat'en 1t is estimated to cost
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
Credit Guide Board ENLARGED

Of directors Of the Credit Guide a reso-
luton was adopted to increase the
board by thirteen members. The pur-
pose is to permit representation on
the board Of greater variety of in
dustries. Plans for an advisory board
to hold regular open meetings were ap-
proved. This board will consist of 200
credit mon
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
IA TNIONT

80. 1o2-g;cautifui home. - rooms. > baths.
large porch, modern nnpts.; plot I0oN
to0 fne old shade uccsi near club, etc.
Il nnn .er---e
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
Corina Rapp Disposes of Estate
Fronting OH Lake Mohcaan

George Howe sold for Corina Rapp
her estate, containing fifteen acres,
with modern residence, garage, boat
house. etc. The property has frontage
Of 500 feet on Lake Mohcgan, near
Peeksklll, and was sold fully Furnished
1T was held at $35 1000, The purchaser
IS Philip Samucls, lawyer, Of New
York
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
Joan Gardner Sells Apollo
Hall, East Side Landmark

A. f. Karscher sold for the estate OF
Joan Gardner to I. Kramer the three
story building known as Apollo Hall ~
l2e12S Clinton Street This is ne
first sale since the original grant TO
Joan Gardner in the eighteenth cen
tury. Cadwalader, Wickersham and
Taft represented the sellers.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
building Facing Penn Station
In 3lst Street Sold

ylIs me H. NJ. Well Company sole for
FFaNin Trowbridge Hall and the
,Tsrmers Loan and Trust Company 254
lest Ihirty-first Street. four story
ppaslness building, 25xlo0, facing the
pennsylvania station.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
oedarhurst Residence Sold

IN, ne Lewis Il. May Company sold for
neien en- = Cohen her 2l2 story residence
Aioemarle and Rugby roads, Cedar
"orstl /. l., 70 Josenh Shedlin.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29

0-ROOM HOUSE, with garage; al i'm
provements. plot 50x1oo; excellent oca
tion. near schools. etc, good buy; I
minutes walk from railroad station In
quire OF owner, 5 Gerlach Place. Larch
mont. \. Y. Telephone 1891.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
Decorator TO Pay Sl75.00O
Rental for 55fh ST, DWELLING

Fesse & Gilman leased at an agcre-
II@tea rental OF about $4,000 for
Sames Cunningham the four-story. 2b-
loo' dwelling at 1874 East Fifty-f fth
rect between Park and Lexington
interior decorator.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
MOUNT VERNON

BEST CORNER in Mount Vernon, 10
rooms, baths. hardwood aoors gas
electricity. steam heat; in perfect condl-
ton; nolnutes wax to station. Piut
12Fxl2b. Price s37b00. FiskE Really
CO. II Depot Pace Mount vernon, n. Y
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
BRONNYILIE

BUILDER OFFERS below cost Colona!
type shingle house. rooms, baths,
large porch. sleeping porch; 2-car garage
Other building operations necessitates
llquldeting BOX e 233, Tribune
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
" oman Tenant BUYS Flat
In East IQiIl Street

Cammann. Voorhees, & Floyd sold for
the Raynham Realty Company the
r<3perty 43 East Fifty-ninth Street,
I, modelled apartment with stores. TO
Mls. Mary c. Flynn, tenant.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
In the Auction Nlarke,

h names l.. WeIe
THIRD Az. 3so4 : ,o7 n 1sath at,
ST. hleg sNaA1. Iohn Thcodnra
Muller AIT progressiNo Pastry Co o. al.
sin' du~ s'sol -: tssss. etr, t26s; to
Sarah Nevins for 3IQ.loa
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
Improvements for Long Beach

The Lewis II. May Company resold
for Charles l.. Apfcl plot on the
soath side of Park Street. fronting on
the Railroad Plaza at Long Beach, l.. l..
to Louis Gordon, who viii improve it
with stores and apartments. The prop
erty was held at $4,000
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
Three I'd Ave. Corner Flats Sold

e. NJ. Clear & Co sold 2040 to 2o4a
1e.ond 1er.3 Avenue, northeast corner OF
9sSss1nr otreet, three five-story tenements,
poaAI3o' for Harris Brown to the Niblo
Neatly Corporation.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
KATONAH

COUNTRY HOME. overlooking lake:
acre plot. with s-roon house. tined ba b
fireplace. hot wafer heat: garage with liv
ing quarters s12.500 MERRIAM 80
Fifth ave. MURRAY Hiil 5o32 Sunday ap
nointtnenl Mount ki.co 200
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
House for Bronx Republicans

Tho Bronx Regular Republican Club.
Cd Assembly District, Of 1855 Wcstchcs-
ter Avenue, bought its own home at
7s4 East 165th Street, one story
house, 25x9s. William Krone was the
broker.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
HARTSDALE

ROOMS AND BATH. with two finished
rooms in attic. a1 improvements: Il acre
fruit trees garage: 10 minutes walk to
station, to schools and churches $1,000
W rite phone White Plains 1855 "
r. ROBINSON
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
PHILIPSE MANOR

BUILDING PLOTS. 6ox1oo sewers wat.r.
gas. electricity. river view: $500 ON
easy terns. assistance in financing build
ing. Il. u. NORRIS, 507 5th ay. Phone
MURRAY Hin 502..
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
Stable i'm 18th Street Sold

ni,d1nea b. Taller jr. sold 20 Alice n
.. tour story stable q. 176 East
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
BFAL rsTArE--sAIE OR RENT
Man haitian

PRIVATE HOUSES
Have large list Of residences on both
east snd west SIDES for sale Full par
ticulsrs given to principals
JOSErH MTLNER COMPANY. INC,
500 5th av. Vanderbilt 2607.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
TRED'H p. BOEHN.
Tel. Lercnmont 4l0. Opp station.
S3,500 G aSi:---QI iCk ACTION. Mo.
THE BIGGEST BARGAIN THIS SEASON

Almost nav White Colonial house. 9
rooms, tiled baths every improvements
garage: trees, shrubbery; plot l0o110n;
near station and cchoDi; asking SlS.500,
cash 5000, make offer Ofice open sun
day MRS. c. NJ. MURDOCH. 40 Post
Roa u, Lar ehnOnt, \. Y. Tel. 425.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29

BEAUTIFUL PLACE; overlooks the Hud-
son; residence up TO date: baths; am
pie grounds; : car garage, offer; s25,0 900
wanted 30 minutes FROM Grand Central.
BELLOWS e. WARREN.
% Getty su YOnkcrs
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
N estchesie,

IARCHMONT-A well built house. in first
class condition; . rooms; enclosed.
heated front porch, hot water heat :
garage. all improvements; near schools.
stores and station; $4,000 OLCOTT g.,
EGGER, 81 East 42d. Murray HiH 23E6.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29

DO YOU WANT \ GOOD pLOT:
Woodlnvn Heights sacrifice $500:
idea! section; plot 40xlO0. tax exempt;
oNerIcos ing Van Cortiandt Parli ct 240th
street grade. Free Of rocks GAUI. 4
IA kEMPfER, 246 SO. way. Telephone 56o5
YoukeIs
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29

RENTAL, unfurnished. 7-roon modern
house. Sl35 per month; furnished s-room
house, garage. $500 per month; other at
tractive properties, 500 per month and up.
Complete list Of country homes for sale al
reeaora BILE prices MISS e. NJ. DRUM
MONN, 30 Purchase st. Tel. Rye 8ll
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
REAL ESTATE-SALE OR RENT
Long Island

BEA UT1Ft'I HOUSE in Sra Gate Ia rbor.
l.. / must hH sold immedia' 'ely owing to
death in family, reasonable. SPIFHER, 10
Is way, Brooklyu; tel Stagg a9i7.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
NEW ROCHELLE

NEW GROOM BUNGALOW. large living
and dining room, , beautiful bedrooms.
tiied bath. hos water heat: plot 50xt50, !,
near schools. churches and transportation;
price $4,000. Terms THF RENNICkS
REALTY COMPANY, IS Nor,h aV. Phone
-gJQ N.W torheilc
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
YONKERS

HANDSOME ie-room house. electricity hot
water heating. baths pleasant grounds
big trees overlooks the Hudson; SIS. 900 ;
terms $4,000 cash. balance instalments
BELLOWS & WARREN, 20 Getty Square,
Youl,orS
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
Bronx
New Jersey

s ROOM HOUSE: sun Darlor, car garage.
tax EXEMPT. HtnnsAN pI, Burnside aV..
block west Of Loriug pl
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
RA r.

NOI n OPP0RrU NIFTY Are you going to
build in Rye, Scarsdale Or vicinityp IF
So and would Ike reinforced concrete
dreproof house al a cost no greater than
that of good wood construction, write
Box 1913, Rye y. Y
New-York tribune., 1922-03-29
MOI Nj kISCO

FOR Furnished. June lb,n TO Sep
tember 18TH. sentlemsn's nome al Mount
+ SEQ. y. Y. in beauihu Westch4ster
hills, 1c rooms baths. open freplsces.
sleeping porch and wonderful living porch
commanding views. thfce-Car garage. b
minutes from station u acres garden
ONLY responsible peopIe considered Rent
$500 q; 594 Tribune.
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FOR RENT
FOR SALE

FOR SALE - Pony saddle and bride,
child's iron bed, iron sink, cedar
churn, center table, picture frames.
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WEEKLY CROP REPORT.

A summary of weather and crop
conditions in Kentucky for the week
ending, July IS, 1922, follows:
Seasonal temperature and generally
fair weather were favorable for
growth of vegetation and for outdoor
work Good local showers were bene-
fetal in the northeastern counties,
where the rainfall has not been suffi-
cient and more is needed by all crops.
Growth was satisfactory in other dis
tricts. Hay harvest is nearly complet-
ed. Thrashing made good progress,
but much wheat remains in the field
in the northern counties. The condi
tion of the grain in shock was improv-
ed by the dry weather and sunshine,
but it is still far from satisfactory. In
most of the state early corn ranges in
condition from very good to excellent,
and it is generally good in the dry
districts near the northeast border. 1t
is tasseling and silking, in the north
ern counties; and has passed this
stage in southern districts. Except in
the far northeast, where many locali-
ties are still quite dry, the moisture
in the soil is ample to insure complete
fertilization. Late corn is making good
progress, but rains and wet soil have
interfered with its cultivation in some
of the western counties. Early tobacco
is fine nearly everywhere, and large
part OF it has been topped. There was
some complaint Of rust locally, where
rains have been frequent and heavy.
Rain is needed to cause spreading in
the northern hurley district. Late to-
bacco is growing we'll except in the
latter section. Pastures, gardens,
clover, and alfalfa improved in about
three-fourths of the state. Cowpeas
are in excellent condition, with a
larger acreage than usual. Planting
late potatoes continues, with soil and
weather conditions generally favor
able.
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Y Coo1 Ok PER BUSHEL r. NJ HARRISON &
Aull1D oOdl Nv While Lasts SON
PAYING THE PENALTY.

Richmond Royse, who had been in
Jail for some time past under bootleg
ling charges, finally plead guilty and
got his $1,000 fine a nd 80 days in Jail,
but got credit for 30 days and was pa
rolled for 80 days, after which he is to
come in and serve so days, and there
will still be six charges hanging over
him, conditioned upon his good be-
havior.
Sunday morning Deputy Sheriff H.
L. Jackson brought in from the head
of Anderson Branch, a young man
named Alvin Hester mot Calvin, who
isn't that sort of man, on a charge
of bootlegging. 1t is thought he had
been operating a small still over in
Lewis county and disposing of the
product in this county. Flemings-
burg Democrat.
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FOR SALE - Three gifts and two
boars, Big Type Poland China,
weight about 100 ponds each. See
w. B. Worthington. Maysville, R.
Ed. 28June-tf
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LEWIS STONE AGAIN CHAM.
PI0NS ROYAL MOUNTED
Motion Picture Favorite Has Featured
Role in James Oliver CurwOOd's
=. "The Golden Snare.

Lewis S. Stone plays the leading
male role as Corporal Philip Raine of
The Royal Northwest Mounted Police
in David Hartford's new production
for Associated First National, an
adaptation of James Olicer Curwood's
gripping story, THE Golden Snare,
which is coming to the Washington
Theater on Friday.
MIR. Stone has had prominent parts
in other Curwood successes, notably
The Rivers End" and "Nomads OF
the North" He was born in Worces-
ter, Mass, November Is, 1879. His
early education was received in the
public schools OF New York City.
At the inception OF the Spanish
American war Mr.. Stone enlisted with
the 18th New York Volunteer infantry
and served the country in Cuba. In
1917 he attended the first Plattsburg
r. o. T. c. and attained the rank Of
captain of infantry.
His first professional appearance
was in 1901 and he was later starred
on Metropolitan Broadway in The
Misleading Lady" which he later did
in tho screen version, Bunny" THE
Small Town Girl" King, Queen,
Jack" and Where Poppies Bloom"
Mr.. Stones screen successes were
The Havoc" According TO The
Code" "Honor's Altar" The Man Of
Bronze" The Rivers End" Beau
Revell." The Concert" "Milestones, !"
"Noblesse Oblige," Held BY the En-
envy" and "Nomads of The North"
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TURNS OVER,
NINE NEGROES HURT.

Mt. Sterling. Ky, July 10. - Nine
negroes were injured. three of them
dangerously, when a truck on which
nineteen workmen were riding skid
ded and overturned on the Prewitt
pike. All were employees of the Ray
mond Construction Company which is
reconstructing the Winchester pike
and were on their way to work The
injured men were brought to the hos
pital here.
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BOY ACCIDENTALLY KILLED
BY YOUTHFUL PLAYMATE.

Ashland, KY, July 10. - Charles
Ackle, II years old, was accidentally
shot and killed by his playmate Wal
ter Tussey. on the river bank late
this afternoon The boys were hunt
ing birds Tussey, after shooting at
a bird, reloaded the gun and flung it
over his shoulder. In some manner it
was discharged, the bullet entering
Ackler's body, killing him instantly.
He was the stepson of Will Dunlay of
this city.
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COLORED CITIZENS.

Thursday, s o'clock, at Bethel Bap-
fist church, The Story Of Ruth" will
be presented in a three-act drama,
Mrs. Bessie Taylor, directress OF the
play is playing Ruth" She has sue
ceeded in getting her cast OF charac-
ters into excellent shape OF whom VIM.
Howe as Benjamin" stands out as
one Of the most prominent. This play
will be OF special interest to all true
lovers Of the story OF Ruth. All are
invited to attend.
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STATE AUTO TAX SHOWS
INCREASE OVER LAST YEAR.

Frankfort, KY, July 10. - Revenue
received by the state from motor We
hicles, licenses, chauffeurs badges,
transfers, duplicate plates and auto
lists, from December to this week
amounted to 6,769.2O, according
to figures compiled today by N. o
Gray, assistant state tax commission
er. This is an increase Of approx
mately 100000 over the revenue this
time last year, Mr.. Gray estimates that
the total receipts for 1922 will reach
s2,250,00O.
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BELL II. BENNETT DEAD.

Richmond. KY, July 20. - Belle II.
Bennett, prominent in the affairs Of
the Methodist church throughout the
country, died here at 12:40 o'clock
this morning after a lingering illness.
Her activities in connection with mis-
sionary and education affairs of the
Methodist church brought her courl-
, ruu,ida nronineDne
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WOMAN NAMED ON COMMITTEE.

Frankfort, KY July 10, - Mrs. l.. c,
Hibler, OF Hazard, was appointed a
member OF the Kentucky Executive
Committee on Mental Hygiene today
by Governor Morrow, She succeeds
Mrs. W. 7. Lafferty, OF Lexington, who
declined 10 servo.
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"CUS (OMER--

electric light
Assn.
Legislature Chas Christian Schultz
Andrew NJ Thomas B.
enscn. NJ.
until
Practically all and bonds of its affiliated
citizens Mayse Mason County the older
inheritance the of the third generation
There interesting holding Co that is
wayThe original Artificial Gas Works
Scotch no Jenrys who finished their
the the Company in 1865
sufficient
full cash. Jenreys
final payment outside
working the service of the Maysyl all these
small this Jefeys their family
divided
ada, England Scotland and Ireland
1911 The Maysvile Public
Indebtedness R.
provide the enlargement
Stockholders the their
dollar dollar All
the Preferred
While
Companies
will indicate
utilization
eseryica Of the munitv
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LEWIS COUNTY LETS
ROAD CONTRACT.

The Fiscal Court of Lewis county
has awarded the contract for the re-
pairing of the Lexington highway be-
tween Vanceburg and Valley and be-
tween Tollesboro and the Mason
county line 10 ]. B. Willim for the
lump sum of s36,5OO. The stretch of
pike between these two limits will be
built by the State Road department
and the entire highway will then be
taken over by the state as a state high
way.
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MONROE-HATFIELD.

Thomas Hatfield, aged 23, and Miss
Mabel E. Monroe, aged 10, both OF the
Germantown neighborhood, we're mar
ried late Wednesday by Rev. H, S. Cal
kins here.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

We are authorized to announce W.
j. FIELDS as q candidate for Con-
gress, subject to the action OF the
Democratic party. in the primary to be
held on Saturday. August 9Th, 1929.
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PUBLIC SALE OF household and
kitchen furniture and tools at 312
East Second street, Saturday, July
20, 1922. 1SJuly5t
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Don't worry your neighbor, have a
telephone installed today. Maysville
Telephone Company, Incorporated. Ct
The St. Mary banner., 1922-05-13
Commencement Arranged.

Commencement exercises of tn,
Franklin High School have been ar
ranged to take place Friday. Ma,
18th. at the High School auditorium
The following is the program:
Invocation. n.........Re j. II. Swami
Address. ....... Col. A. T. Prescott,
...'...... ......of l.. s. L.
Valedictory ......... .....Pat O'Niell
Presentation of Diplomas ......
Supt. L. A. Law
Farewell Song :. :. Class
BenedictiOn. ......... Rev j. II. Swami
The graduating class is one of the
largest in the schools history, being
of Misses Louise DeIahous-
saye, Louise Alpha, Nellie Burton.
Ethel Calm, Metha Jacob, Margarite
kryger. Flo Ella Latham, Mary Anna
Underwood, Inez Laurd, Margarite
Navarro, Felice Ross, Julie Sanaren,
Cryssie Schwartz, Margarite Sana.
ren, Mona Wise; John Alpha. oliver
Alpha. Pat O'Niell, Paul Taylor,
Silverman. Bessel Bcud.
reaux, Wilfred Cook, Eugene Lar
penteur.