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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-04
OctOgenarian Is
Dead of Poisoning

sHELBYvILLE. Ind. April AIRS.
Nary L. Hess, so. a former resident of
k4pdianapolis, is dead at her home here
getom poisoning. she was the widow Of
James Hess.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-04

Priest, Hendricks Kenworthy, Oscar B.
Queisser, Herman +. RickhoH and Mr..
Bowser.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-04
Ayres' Men s
Shop
Your
Husbands
HOSE

The Mems Shop is just
about as careful in Sc
Letting the mems hose
that go into it's stock as
you would be in selecting
hose for him. Careful
study Of the needs Of
men and critical supervi-
sion Of the details which
govern wear, color and
quality Of the merchan-
disc, gives us a group of
hosiery lines in cotton,
Isle, wool and silk which
is remarkably complete
and reliable.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-09
New Election Fraud
Bureau Makes List
OF All City's Voters
Ex-Aesemblyrnan Pellet Is
Named First Assistant:
Deputy Attorney General
Promises Larger Booths

A. s. Gilbert, special deputy Al
torney General in charge of the newly
authorized election fraud bureau, YES
terday announced that w. w. Pellet
former Assembiyman, is TO be his arsf
assistant and have general charge Of
the practical work in the new bureau
Mr. Gilbert said yesterday that ba
has under way the preparation of a
complete list of persons eligible to
vote in the city. He is canvassinr the
records of the District Attornev,s
Office to make record of those who an
account of criminal record are in
eligible to vote. MIR. Gilbert save that
the time used in registering will he
cut down by the adoption Of a new
method. There will be card index
of voters, and when voter announces
his or her name and address the card
INDEX will be consulted to see that it
corresponds with an identification card
previously given to the voter at regis
tration time
"1f the election inspectors are honest
they. will welcome the aid they will
receive from my representatives, who
".AA W SHPCA u UOVhheGpSTS ana account
ants and familiar with the election
law" said Mr.. Gilbert. Elf the in
spectors are disposed to be dishonest.
my Investigators, backed by the state
law, will see to it that the law is
obeyed. The Investigators will have
duplicates of the tally sheets and
returns and they will be trained to
prevent fraud
II asked the Board of Elections why
larger election booths are not provided.
and they said they were doing the
best they could. 1 intend to see that
every legal voter is given a chance to
vote in q booth as large as the law
requires. One method of depriving
people OF their votes is to keep them
waiting in long lines and exhaust their
patience by unnecessary delays"
Under a provision of the 1922 cleo
tion law the Board of Elections has the
power to compel hotels, boarding houses,
lodging houses, and similar places
to furnish lists OF occupants. The law
charges the Police Department with
the, duty of checking up fraudulent
registrations, and Mr.. Gilbert says
that the police will have to do this
and that his bureau will supplement
this work by its own checking system
New-York tribune., 1922-09-09
small Dwellings Rule
I'm Private Home Buying
DIR. Charles B. Pesrie Parts
With House ON Audubon
Avenues Other Sa1aa

Charles a. f)u Bots sold for DR..
Charles 3. Petrie to John J.. o'Connor
the thrce-story dwelling at 80 Audubon
Avenue, 1s.sxe5.
John j. Quinn sold to Maria Fernan-
dez the three story dwelling az 55T
West 159th Street, l5x99.11.
Ennis q Sinnott have bought from
Mrs Gorda Stein the four-story dwell
ing at 81 West Ninetieth Street. t9x
1oo.S. Edward Marks was the broker.
serafin Million sold to Mamie Speaks
the three-story dwelling at 1877 West
130th Street, 1sx99.11.
Peter Van Householder bought the
three-story dwelling at s24 West Nine
teenth Street, 21.lox92.
George Il. Hoe sold 287 West Six
teenth Street, a three-story dwelling,
2oxlo0, to buyer who resold to Anna
Consolazione
New-York tribune., 1922-09-09
& cal Estate News
Sales of Flais, Dwellings
And Vacant Rrnux G;tes

me Manport Realty Company, l..
Ip,orIman. !, president, resold to the Bown
asal,y Company the modern five-story
apartment at 11s5 Longfellow Avenue,
oon ooalVv. me property was held at S76.-
wv IL rs arranged for Ave families on
hoor, ard Is one of two similar houses
~ .his point acquired by the selling
company month ago.
Armstrong Brothers sold oaeT w,l.
ton Avenue for the Westward Realty
company, four-story modern apart
lnent, b0xi0o. This property was held
at S65,000 WIS "Ss0
lsadore Cohn sold to Joseph Weis-
berg the six-story apartment at the
southwest corner of Brook Avenue and
l5Tth Street, 40x1oo.
anne Jacoby sold to the Ethel Hold
ing Corporation the three-story dwell
ing at A East 133d Street, 20xioO.
Jane l.. Leddy sold to Katherine But
Ter the two-story dwelling at AIS East
1890 Street, 16.sx76.4.
me Milan Estates, Inc, sold to Mar
geret Meagher the four-sto apart
fhent at 1923 Park Avenue, 3sx1o8.6.
BETTY Sachs sold to Jennie BIeier the
~, W,o-story dwelling at 793 Elsmere
Place, 25x1oo.
Elizabeth L. Quinn sold to Antonio
Leone the two-story dwelling at 9s5
rogers Place, 16.8xT45
:, Augusta Wohlrab sold to Jesye Massa
Ihe three-story dwelling at 621 Court
iandt Avenue, 25x10O.
Mary v. Sheridan sold to David II.
Lehman the lot, 25x100, on the west
slae OF Broadway, IL feet south of
Mosholu Avenue.
Carrie Scwintek sold the property,
9zlxl28.10, at 24S1 Creston Avenue to
Lena Fritz
: Lizzie F. Henderson sold to the w.
>. A. Building and Construction Com
pany the property, 5ox1oo, at 1407 Jes-
sup Avenue.
Augusta o. Kessler sold to Edward
L. Holden the house at 1854 Decatur
Avenue, 25x112.6.
John OLeary sold to Pietro Zappile
the four-story fat at 1928 ambrelleng
Avenue, 25x100.
Armstrong Brothers sold 3143 Hull
Avenue, three-story two-family dwell
ing, 20x100, for Mary Hamilton.
Julie Bondel sold to Elsie C. SolIy
the three story dwelling at 429 East
l6Sd Street, 22.6x100
Pauline Rebrelli sold to Anthony G.
Medal the two-story dwelling at 2s9
East 140th Street, l4.Sx1o0.
Catherine Schulze sold to Michael
Cardello the two-story dwelling at 3s7
East 156th Street, 255x9a.ax irregular.
Paul M. Herzog sold to Edward Marca
the one story building at the north
west corner of Third Avenue and 18bth
Street, 21.7x13x197.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-09
I Lexington Ave.
Corner Resale
Brings Profit
Dispose of Houses
at 56ih Street Bought Two
Weeks Ago; Sale of Large
Flat in Fs. Washington Az.

Maurice Wertheim sold for tho
markham Realty Corporation, Clarence
w Eckhardt, president, the four-storv
building with street and parlor fioor
stores at SIT Lexington Avenue on the
northeast corner of Fifty-sixth Street.
2oxT2. Also the three story dwelling
directly adjoining at 139 East Fifty
sixth Street, 20x10o.5. The Markham
Realty Corporation acquired this plot
estate and the resale is to an investor
at substantial advance over the
original purchase price.
The Meister Builders, Inc. pur-
chased the six-story elevator apart
ment at Sc Fort Washington Avenue
at the southeast corner of 162d Street,
102x152 irregular, accomm dating
forty-two families. The property was
held at $3.50, 900.
Max Schaefert sold to Dora F.
Josephson the fve-story tenement at
366 Madison Street, 20Ilx94.9.
The Manport Company bought from
Charles Flaum the five-story fiat. at
115 West 113th Street, 25x100 Lie
beskind 8, Gordon were the brokers.
Adolph and Aaron Weiss purchased
from M J. Finch the seven-story
apartment, 2o3 West 18th Street,
through the Biltmore Realty Cor
poration.
Antonio Messina sold to Enr;co
Cioffi and Angelina Scutera the four
story tenement at S45 East Tooth
Street, 25x100.
Ralph Russo sold Ao4 East 121st
Street, five-story fat, 2bxl00, for
August J. Schaefer to John Madonna.
Edward Crescenzo sold to August j.
Schaefer the four-story tenement at
41s East 1884 Street, 25x100,
Joseph L. Buttenweiser sold the Ave
story tenement, 27x100, at 1913 Third
Avenue, to Mrs. Johanna Messing.
Sarah B. Phaneuf sold to Isaac Kay
the two-story building at 2698 to 2700
Third Avenue, 28xs5.2 irregular.
Henry M. Brennan sold to John
Finck the five story tenement, with
stores, at 1881 Third Avenue, 25xsS.9.
Otterbourg, Steindler & Houston
bought for client the four-story tene-
ment with stores 239 East Tenth
Street, 25x94.
Rachel Burzinsky sold to Harry
Kurman the seven-story building. with
stores, at the southwest corner of
Rivington and Lewis Streets, 20x60.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-09

PRIOR 20 the termination of sbe war 4t,at
snay obtained the right thrangh sha
amen property Custodian Ia hn,ss ys,.
f,esenfatives i'll the Patent Slffics ,sasr
uay and night shifts and atso an cun
Gays TO list the patents 10 bn saizna
Y Is further alleged that nafsnt y.
torneys for the Du Ponta ana sha ~.
0onai Aniilne and Chemical co,n,, ~ e.
we're placed in the Patent nfflea ~ 80 =,
over the records and select The p,,e,,,s,s
owned patents which were dnairaa H.,
this group "for the purnoge of saia
seneme and said conspiracy ANA that
...s. altsr ehese lists were made they vera
seIiisu asf over 70 a representative of tba
sslleh Ffoperty Custodian who was
! SvlssilaG ,., win them, who iii turn Mad
.sils,n ! 's, seiEed by the Alien Property Gus
.spaasn tor tne purpose of selling then,
~ ~ '"e ~ ah!Iatlon to be formed INV
tals group, which, when organized Es.
came 'ne Shen1ical Foundation. Inc.
Paid s27l,ooo for All
Ihe bill shows that there were trans.
isrred GO the Chemical Foundation hv
eae Aaen Property Custodian apnraxi,
anaseiy 4s8lS patents, 2s1 applieatinY,s
tof patents, SIG trademarks. 400 eo,,,a,
Ilghts and rights under fifty-six con-
sracts relating 70 patents for a gross
000. 91t1,-
Inc government alleges that the orig
such patents from the patent nfsoa ...a sis
more than $50 each, which il an,,o,,; mSs
mately the average amount naid e..
each or such patents by the Chem;cal
todian. y GUS
New-York tribune., 1922-09-09
Lots at Baisley Park Will
Be Sold at Auction To-day

Joseph P. Day will sell to-day on the
premises 600 unrestricted residence and
business building sites in the Sutphin
Boulevard Rockaway Boulevard section
of Jamaica, on Sutphin Boulevard,
Foch Boulevard and Van Wyck Boule-
ward, opposite Baisley Park and lake
These 900 unrestricted home-buildlng
sites extend from Sutphin and Van
Wyck boulewards and lie on both sides
of Foch Boulevard, new eighty-toot-
wide thoroughfare just west OF llsth
Avenue, between Sutphin Boulevard
and Baisley Park and lake, where the
Harris Nevins Company recently have
built or now have under construction
approximately 200 houses.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-09
Candy Firm to Pay S5O0,O0O
I. For Store in Hotel Claridge

/ Morris M. Chaser leased through A..
p. karscher TO the United Retail
Candy Stores, Inc, store in the Hotel
Clarldge, at an aggregate rental of
$500.000.
Albert B. Ashforth, Inc, leased space
at 366 Fifth Avenue to Iorimer, Green
baum & Co., Inc, and in the Liggett
Building, corner Forty-second Street
and Madison Avenue, to Patrick O'Dare
and Thomas Cannon.
Cross q Brown Company leased
offices in the Bush Building, 1870 West
Forty-second Street, to Herman Heyer,
and space in the MacNulty Building, at
549-51 West Fifty second Street, to the
Auto Safety Appliance Corporation.
Brady & Bowman leased an Office in
the Borden Building, Madison Avenue
and Forty-fifth Street. to w. G. Peyton.
The. Haggstrom Callen Company
leased for eight years the store and
basement on the southwest corner of
Amsterdam Avenue and Sixty-ninth
Street to Drossas & Rummell.
Payson Mel Merrill Company have
leased doctors Offices at lao West
Fiftyseventh Street to DR.. Oscar
Jerome Chase, jr,, and at 20 West
Fiftieth Street to DR.. John S. Thatcher,
DIR. Armistead C. Crump, DR.. Edward
c. Brenner and Dir. John G. O'Connor.
Charles f. Noyes Company leased
space in the Price Waterhouse Build
ing. 1888 Pine Street, to Hartley L.
Anderson, Alfred p Boyce and AL
fred j. Marcus; 373 Fifth Avenue,
Offices to Amodio & Zangari, and, with
Carstein e. Linnekin, Inc.,, to Samuel
Felner and Anthony NJ. Fazio. The
Noyes Company has also leased for
William A, White & Sons Offices at
1913 Exchange Place to Dalby &
Greene.
Henry Shapiro G. Co. leased a store
at the southwest cornar of Seventh
Avenue and Fiftieth Street to Herman
nue. and 106th Street to Harris jack
son, and store at 25-7 West Thirtieth
Street To Max Brodezky and Jack Garn.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-09
Sales i'm BROOKLYN

Cary, Harmon & Co. Inc. sold for
the executors of the estate of Harriet
Judson tho house at 12 Pierrepont
Street, to DR.. Carl H, Laws. The same
brokers sold Tor G. Girard the three
story dwelling at 1876 Willow Street
and the four-story dwelling at 275
Henry Street for William L, Newton.
Charles f. Noyes Company has sold
to ]. Z. Casey, representing George
Knoepfel, plot 5ox109 on Ninety-frst
Street between Third and Fourth ave-
nues, Brooklyn. The U. S. Realty and
Improvement Company was the seller.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-09
Buy Homes i'm Larcbmont

Chauncey B. Griffen sold for Don A.
French his home in Utopia Park, Larch-
mont, N. Y, including two lots in the
rear, to Robert Perlman. The property
was held at $4,000
George Howe sold for A. G. vermilye
his bungalow at Cherry Street and Gar
den Road, Larchmont Gardens, Larch-
mont, N. Y, to Winfield Urmy. Mr..
Urmy is associated with "The New
York Herald"
New-York tribune., 1922-09-09

HARLEM CHURCH, Lenex av and 123d
81 Rev. Edgar Tilton. Jr., d. D Ministar
VIII preach at II A. NJ No evening service
New-York tribune., 1922-09-09
Tire Fabric Demand Slower

AKRON, Ohio, Sept. S.-The expect
ed shutdown is being reflected in the
Akron rubber district by slight de-
creases in sales Of automobile tire fab
rics for spot deliveries, according to
cotton mill representatives and brokers
here. This decrease, however, is due
also to preparations being made by the
smaller tire companies throughout
Ohio for decrease in demand for tires
during the next few months. The Ford
closure will directly affect only two of
the large companies here.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-09

LOST. FOUND AND REWARD

fsoST-Tvfo vsosfns fn dothBe black leather
esses inft in Grand Central station ar in
tasicsb on Monday. September 4th: SIS re.
ward. Meyer Cavis, cars Leo Pcfxf ffle I'll
7fh ave. Bryant 1870
New-York tribune., 1922-09-09
West 4,3d si. Office Building.
Held MI $500. 900. Sold

Leopold e. Herbert We'll sold for the
Acker, Merrall 4 Condit Company 1872.
lS4 and 1876 West Forty-third Street
to the III. GoIdstein Corporation. The
selling company leased this property in
1924 TO the ST. Regis Restaurant Com
pany for twenty one years, ard the
lessees rebuilt the structure into ar
office building. The property was held
at 100000 and was sold close to the
asking price.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-09
FoRECLOsuRE sALEs

WtsL FoRECLOeE AND SELL Ar
Public Auction At Nos. s8S-355.asT West
lfoth street.. Manhattan. New York city.
on September 9Th. 1922. ~ . O'Clock A.
NJ, fixtures and chatteis sperifiaa In mort
sage made BY Nacil MansyiR ia Ahrs ham
Skraly and Irving Beineela dated April e.
1892. snd flied in Registers office. n. =
County, on April s. 1899. and assigned TO
Joseph Weiss by assignmept recorded on
August ~ 1892, aud ! viii also seli At
ranae time and place lease covered BY
mortgage made by Necfi Mouivis TO Abra-
Ram Skraiy and Irving neinfHld. dated
April I 1929. and recorded Ia Reg;ates's .
oniee. r. Y County, AprH s. 1874 in
Lsber 32f3, page AT. OF raertgaRes RIor<
1891. and assigned TO Joseph Weiss BY as
sisnment recorded IN Register offfce. New
York county. on August t2. 1922, IN Liaer
szSS page sS7. of mortgages. Block 1854
A. LEVINE. Auctjoneer
New-York tribune., 1922-09-09

Schultz of 1898 Third Avenue; Ella G.
Boddie Of 1871 Fdgecomb avenue; the
Krauseck Realty Corporation, repre-
senaed by Mortimer Kraas, attorney.
OF 32s and $40 East l54th Street, and
Natalie De Gemnare Of f1bl fntervale
Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-09

Chinatown e. g.. &, s,;::; '';::: ;:::
service Nir htly. 10 p. NJ. r. j. Noonan. sup
New-York tribune., 1922-09-09
Deal Pending for broadway
And Rlss Street Gorne

The three-story building with stores
OF 22si to 1859 Broadway. ut the south
west corner of Eighty-frst Street.
which was leased BY Charles L. Bern
heimer to Jacob Amron and Robert
Kern in 1920, for total rental Of be-
tween $2,o0o.0o0 and $4,000 900, is being
acquired by new company repre-
serted by Joseph ]. silver, rs attorney.
The lease was made for twenty-one
Years and carried the privilege of two
renewals for q similar term. The
building fronts 1865 feet on broadway
and 1oa.A feet on Eightieth Street.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-09
Springfield Auction To-day

7. F. Archer will sell to-day, at
2 p. M, eighty lots in the heart of
Springfield, l.. |. The sale will be held
rain OR shine, under a tent. The lots
to be sold are on Merrick Road. Brock
ton Street and adjacent streets, near
Springfield Road
New-York tribune., 1922-09-09
Apartment for Editor

Stanley w. Prenosil, financial editor
of The Associated Press, has purchased
an elevator garden apartment at 1856
Twenty-third Street Champion Court),
jackson Heights.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-09
Sale ON Ficidston Road

Robert E. Leve sold the property, 50x
95, on the west side of Fieldston Road,
100 fee south of 262d Street, Fieldston,
TO Navel / Curry.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-09
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
Miscellaneous

SEcRETARY--Young man. ~. now employed.
wishes to negotiate for new position 64s
years experience Christian: hish school
Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-09
General nouseworkers. &c.

HousEKEEPER, mlddie-aged widow. woui,
like position In working mans home. h
Brooklyn preferred; no children plain cook
ing. Phone Skidnore 20s6 Mrs House
New-York tribune., 1922-09-09
sz65. 600 Loan on Flat

Lawrence. Blake g. Jewell have
placed for the Wittforest Realty Cor
poration a first mortgage of S765,00
for five years, on the northwest corner
of Broadway and 113th Street, twelve
story apartment, 175x100, known as the
Forest Chambers.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-09
Religious Announcements
ADVENTIST
Seyenth-nay Adventist Temple

12oth ST ana r.enox Av.
CARLYLE r. HAYNES, Pastor
To day: Sa bhath school o;9o. Service IL
Night: THE Nation OF
Israel---Is 1t Now The Chosen Nation
Of God. Or A Rejected Nationa Has
God Great Future Blessings For lhe
Jews"2
New-York tribune., 1922-09-09
I'm the Auction Market

BY James ] Donovan
Marcy pl g. 36s.3 Walton ave, 2o6x
10o.4; vacant; City of New York agt VIM
b, Brown neil ct al amt due, $2,T60.0i; tax
es, etc. sl,S6s.71; to Samuel r Marcus for
5000.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-09
HELP WANTED wALE
Permanent positions for coni-
peteut men whose work is
satisfactory as:

MaehinIsfs--sec 20 Use pr hoar
RohcrmRkers--s7e 10 75c par hour
BiacIserfi;hs--sec 90 Tke per hour
Electrical worSers--ese 70 Tsc psr hour
Car Inspectors & RelSalrrnen--esc per hsus
Helpers--srst year. 4s csnfs per hour
New-York tribune., 1922-09-09


NOTICE OF INTENTION
TO ORGANIZE
THE MARITIME TRUST COMPANY
OF AMERICA
We, the undersigned, hereby giva notice ot
cur intention to organize Trust Company
under and pursuant 10 the laws Of The State
OF New York. and. I'm conformity with the
statute IN such case made and provided.
hereby specify and state as follows. fo wifi
FIRST The names OF tho proposed lnsor-
porators are:
H. n RAYMOND
FRANK C. MUNSON
w II, LaBOyTEAUX
p. STANLEY DOLLAR
e. .. MALLORY
HOMER l.. FERGUSON
J HOWARD PEW
p. w. ALEXANDER
IRA a. CAMPBELL
HERBERT y. LEE
SECOND: The name 0f ne proposed trust
company is THE MARITIME TRUST COM
PA&T OF AMERICA
THIRD; The location of the proposed trust
company ir to he IN the Borough Of MashAt-
tan, CITY, County and state OF New York
FOURTH; The amount az it's capital stcek
is 81 1G0 .00e.
FIFTH III WITNESS WHEREOF We have
hereunto fixed our signatures this 18th day of
July 1922
H. H. RAYMOND
FRANK G. Mt5NSON
W. II. LRBOYTEAJN
X, STANLEY DOLLAR
{. D. MALLORY
HOMER l.. FERGTSON
!. HOWARD PEW
p w. ALEXANDER
HERBERT r. LEI
IRA A. CAMPBELL
New-York tribune., 1922-09-09

C. 8. Lecture on Substance" and Tel
epathy." Wonderful Testimonies of
Healingt Hotel Astor Sunday, IL a. NJ.
sharp DR.. Tomxins c. s., Mrs. Eddy
Confdant Health Teacher, IA e. S6th
St N Y. C..
New-York tribune., 1922-09-09
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR RENT
Broeklyn
Long island

REALTY ASSOCIATES :.
"Esnilders OF 600 Easy Housekeeping Hemes"
162 Remsen Street. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-09
Bronx Hebrew School Sells

The Bronx fremont Hebrew School
has sold to Mordicai Chodrow its prop
erty at 4s4 East 173d Street, three
story building, 54.6x100
New-York tribune., 1922-09-09
New dorsey
Connecticut

GREENwICH-For sale, Groom cottage,
nearly new. conveniently located in at
.ractive section; plot s5x175. Asking
sl350e, make offer Sacrifice for quick
action Phone Greenwich 1874.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-09
LONG ISLAND REAL EsTarE
yyNRRooK SACRIFICE $3.50

New semi nungalow. 6 rooms. bath,
steam: gas, electricity; concrete cellar;
spacious porches: shade sidewalks; TIVE
lots, select peighbcrhoed; cash 81, see
OGCNNoR. INC. Al Atlantic ave. Lyn-
brook. l.. /.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-09
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

SERVICES AND MEETINGS
are held In the following New YORK
Branch Churches of The Mother CHURCH
THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
SCIENTIST
in Boston, Massachusetts.
SUNDAYS, II A. NJ. and 8 r. Nj,
WEDNESDAYS. 8 P. M:
FIRST Central PIX. West 81 s6th ST.
SECOND, Central PIX. West & 6Sth 81.
THIRD, III East bSth ~
sFOURTH, FIT. Wash. Ave. & 17Sth st.
FIFTH. 9 East 43d st.
sixth, 1901 Boston Rd., Bronx
SEVENTH. $50 West 112th st.
+ EIGHTH, 1OS East nth st.
NINTH. Morosco TIL 217 W. 45th 81.
.TENTH, II East 18th st.
'ELEyENTH. 1862 Briggs Ave. Bronx
TWELFTH. "a West a3d ST.
+THIRTEENTH 311 West S3d st.
xFOURTEENTH. Broadway e. 146th st.
"wednesday meeting at S:16 7. NJ.
4Second Sunday service at 4:S0 +. M.
tWednesday meeting at Il noon.
xNo Sunday evening service.
tTemporary Address.
Thirteenth Church will omit the
Sunday Afternoon service until Sep
tember Eth.
FRDE LECTURES ON
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
are held as follows. at p. NJ;
September H. THIRD CHURCH
September g. FIRST CHURCH
September 81 SECOND CHURCH
September % FOURTH CHURCH
New-York tribune., 1922-09-09

Recent Buyers of Real Estate
Purchasers of properties sold recen-
ly are: Concetta Fortunate of 1853
Park Avenue; Morris Gold and Jacob
New-York tribune., 1922-09-09
APARTMENTS TO LET--UNFURNIsHED
Manhattan

ta1sT ST.. 100 WEsTt Elevator. apartment,
s and rooms and baths, S1, 44o-sl TOO.
Anply superintendent on premises or Car
sfein & Isinnekin, Inc, 221 4th ave. Stuy-
vesant 1880.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-09
Brooklyn

2o4TH ST. As2 wEST-4 rooms. $50; 5
rooms. ss5 and $40; all modern improve
r,ients; telephone in hall. Apply janitor.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-09

FURNISHED English garden cottage, studio
living room, open replace. VIII sublet from
October 1st to May 1st at s7b month Re
strcted neighborhood Telephone Rye oSs
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L.YNBRooK, j.. Thirty minutes from
New York; remarkable bargain corner
ho,,sh. r,lot sox140: 10 rooms. with Oriental
rugs collection of fine paintings, handsome
furniture; two-ear garage vita one j.
cylinder car: completely furnished; owner
nished s20,000 unfurnished, $4,000.
BLANC 399 Scranton av., Lynbfook
NFw house. rooms. bath, sunparlor and
garaee all improve. .nents, blocks from
station A. Thuren, Fulton st. Woodmere,
Long Island. Telephone Wooomere 1855.
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Queens

APARTMENTS FOR SALE OR TO LET
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BUSINESS CARDS
Miscellaneous

pTAMONDS bought and esld for CASH
Advice free Bennett, i72 B'wsy. "a Seer.
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APARTMENTS TO LEr--ruRsIsHED
Manhattan

10 e. e5TH ST.
Two and three room apartments,
Several furnished, $1,000 10 $4,000
Maid valet and restaurant service.
gsTH ST. fRiverside Drive; also Broad
way. 9ist st )--2. 3, 6, rooms; every
thing new; immediate possession Call at
2465 Broadway, 91st ST.
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PUBLIC NOTICES

Merchants e. Manufacturers Exchange %
of N. Y. $50 Lex. avs Tel Wand. 1900.
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SITUATION wANrKn pEMALE
Chambermaias

CHAMBERMAID-GoYE ERNEsS. French. IS.
good ed alton, wishes position private
family speaks iitts English. Rose Doaneiiy
GAS West aga st.