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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-24
SET DAY OF OPENING,
CONCLAVE FOR FEB .
improbable American Cardi
mails Will Arrive in Time
for Ballot.
hrrhhish"r "f PIsn Hcrnrdcd Most
'"p"'nr th"fc" In ItnIinn Cow
crnmcnt Circles.
LEY Assncla,eh rressl

ROME. Jan. 23.-The int.rmcnt Of
Eencdict ny. has been tentatively
fixed for Wednesday afternoon. The
body viii lie in state in the basilica
"t -. Peters only day and a half
mor", according To the present
plans. ienedicts wish not TO he .m-
bairned ncccssita,es departure from
III. custom that the Popc's body lie
in state for three days
Final decision will he taken on
this question "Wednesday morning.
hut the present view OF the Vatican
is that II viii bc impossible TO keep
the body exposed beyond Wcdncs-
day afternoon. The statement also
was made tonight, but not officially.
that the coffin would he closed within
u few hours. and that thus the usual
ceremony Of worshipers hlinE past
kissing the uncovered foot of the
dead Pope would be eliminated.
An Imposing Ceremonial.
The removal OF the body from the
throne room Ia the basilica this
p1Snnp was the occasion OF an i'm :
R8G ceremony. The bier was held
N3&tild.r high by ushers clad in cos.
tunes Of scarlet. nanked by Noble
Guards. The sacred College followed,
headed hy the dean. Cardinal Nannu-
telli each taking his position ac-
cordinr 10 Ills rank. Cardinal Gas
parri walked a considerable distance
behind the dean, although occupying
the post az Cam.ricnGo. or head OF
! the Roman Church during the in :
tcrregnum.
ON entering the main door OF 81.
Peters. the funeral party was re-
ceived by the clergy OF the Srca,
basilica. who escorted the corteE.
down the main central aisle To "a
position in the center OF the church
| just opposite the statue OF St. Peter.
| There absoiution took place. The
bier was then raised aloft and was
| passed into the Chapel OF the Holy
! Sacrament. where the public can view
| the body through the immense iron
gates.
Uegister Death Certificate.
The certificate OF the Pope's death.
! which was registered toda". will he
entered ia the records Of the capital
| at 1880 o'clock tomorrow in vir
! tualiy the same manner as for ell
| Roman citizens. In view, however
Of the late popc's high rank. the
| Mayor himself will make the entry.
| The legal adviser Of the Vatican will
/ he present and the witnesses will
| Continued on Page 2. Col. 81
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nupr. seek. Venue chnne.,

ATLANTA. GA, Jan. 23.-CounseI
for Frank u. Duprc. 10. charged
with the murder OF Irby G. Walker,
n store detective during the robbery
of jcwclry store here last Decem-
her. may seek q change OF venue
when the case Is calleds tomorrow, 1t
twas indicated today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-24
nrynn Ray. Visit to Capitol.

WAS HlNGToN. Jan. 23.-William
Jennings Rryan was at the Capitol
today for the purpose. some Senators
said. Of seeing how things lined up
MIR. Bryan talked with many. Senator'S
and on many different subjects, M.
curing at some length Into tho sub
ject OF the treaties growing, out OF
the arms conference.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-24
CREW OF LOST SHIP
SAFE ON STEAMER
Eight Men Reported Drowned. Saved
by George Washington, Accord
Ing to Wireless.
[ny Associnted Press. ]

NORTH SYDNEY, y. S., Jan. pa
Eight members. of the crew OF the
Norwegian freighter Mod. reported
as lostr-Avhen the vesscll sank 1000
miles on the Nova scotian coast. arc
safe aboard the steamship George
Washington. according TO a wireless
message received here today. y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-24
ADVISES COAL BUYING
Hoover Tells Zig Consumers strike
Coming April 4.
TBy Associated Press.

WASHINGTON. Jan. o3.-Sccretary
Hoover announced today that the
government had bcen advising the
etocking of coal In preparation for
q prospective strike on April 1. and
that the Interstate Commerce Com
mission had sent letters to industries
and utility companies advising them
70 take the same step.
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Continued on Page Col. .,
New-York tribune., 1922-11-30
Queens

APARTMENTS FOR SALE OR no LET
New-York tribune., 1922-11-30
Luncheon Club for National
Association of Book Publisher,

Seaman g. Pendergast, with E. A. Tur-
ncr, Inc, leased space at 27 East Thir-
tieth Street to Miss Louella Wright,
who will conduct luncheon club for
the National Association of ook Pub
iishers.
Albert b. Ashforth, Inc, leased space
at 8 and 5 West Nineteenth Street to
Abraham Feuer, at 142 Fifth Avenue to
Ben Barnett and at 440 Fourth Avenue,
with Stephen n. Tying Jr. & CO., Inc, to
the William II. Horstmann Company,
Inc.
He'll & Stern leased floors at 1925
Broadway to s. NJ. Goldberg Enter
prises, Inc; at 142 West Thirty-sixth
Street to Joseph A. Goldstein, and at
132 West Thirty sixth Street to Kit
Finger Bros. G. Karp.
II. L. Moxley e. Co. leased the store,
basement and sub basement premises
at SO and 50 Reade Street to Thomas
Boyd e. CO., Inc, and space at ] Maiden
Lane to Thomas A. Cray.
Bastinc g. Co., Inc, rented floors at
2S West Twenty Street to the
l.ongacre Waist Company; at 81 Fifth
Avenue to Ramer & Lissauer, Inc; at
is West Twenty-sixth Street to L.
Richman & J, Block, and at l9 West
Twenty y-fourth Street to Gershon Haus-
man.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-30
Banker Buys Fine Dwelling
I'm East Both Stree,

Douglas Gibbons &; Co. sold for Sid
ney J.. Jennings the dwelling 44 East
Eightieth Street, 33x100, to Arthur
B, Claflin, the banker, who plans ex-
tensiye alterations. Douglas Gibbons
& Co. also sold for Mrs. Stanley Clark
"a Charlton Street, dwelling, 189x10o,
to Mrs. A. G.. Olney.
Joseph Cheroff purchased the four
story dwelling at 81 West Seventy
third Street. 1t is on lot 20x102.2.
M. Fl. Gaillard G Co. sold for the
RAMS Realty Company the four-story
house Cd West Eighty-second Street,
altered into apartments, to Mrs. Anna
Field, who has leased the building to
Captain A. Heilund.
The Colfax Realty Company sold to
Hugh and Margaret l.. Slevin the
three-story dwelling at all West For
ty-third Street, 16.9x100.4.
Charles K. Clisby G Co. sold the
three-story dwelling at $40 West
Seventieth Street for Mrs. Name Hola-
han,
The Real Estate Management Con-
pany sold for the estate of John Foster
the two dwellings at 22S-230 East
Nineteenth Street
Ernest T. Bower sold for Henry r.
Bleck the three story dwelling 30A
West 139th Street.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-30
Business Troubles
Petitions In Bankruptcy

Tho following petitions IN bankruptcy
y5. Sere MED Yesterday in the United States
1Fv1NG CLOAK GO. Involuntary.
chelle. Liabilities, 81 900; assets, $500
$. STARK & soM--InYoiuntary. Cloth
CATALOGUE DRESS Co.--Involuntary
Louise j. scENErpER-voiuntsry
= CRYSTAL PALACE - Involuntary.
KALMAN CHAIT-~voluntary Grocer
@ol Madison st. Liabilities. *25,&47, assets.
BROADWAY MUSIC coRP.-rnvoiun-
tsry. Music publishers. 722 7th av.
II. j, WELLS CO.-Inyoluntary. I'M
porters, a n. 18th st.
.GoTotFSs MEMS sTIoP-Involuntary
tiothii g., 1853 FIRST az. Liabilities, si2,-
600; assete, $4,000.
Receivers in Bankruptcy
The following receivers in bankruptcy
YeIe appoiated yesterday In the United
Bertha Rembaugh, for Best Wear Ho-
s'ery Mills, lc, 1860 Prospect av. Bronx,
NJ. NJ. Edeistein, for Continental Eiec-
5ricsi Company. suyplies. liz East l29th
ST.. with bond of $1,000,
NJ. n Edelstein, for Reinas s. wechs-
pond OF $1,000.
Charles shongood. for Benjnin Cohen.
81 600.
William d. sporburg, for Day & Vein
perg' ladies coats. 2SS West 25th at, with
John !. I.yttle, for Irving Cloak Com
pany, 64S Main st. New Rochelle, with
houd OF 81 600.
BENJAMIN LASER, for Irving Shoe Shop
Z Second ay with bond Of $4,000,
Schedules in bankruptcy
The following schedules III bankruptcy
were nled Yesterday in the United States
District Court
CORONA ELECTRIC CoRP.--2Ts Canal
st. Liabilities, S36.272. assets, S4.b2I
RELIABLE FURNITURE co. - 207o
81 02s
RAYMOND RADIO CoRp.--L,abiiities
S2s,194 assets S63,60i
M q, LANDH SHOE Co.---Liabilities.
$2d.57s; assets Sf4,2s7
EDWARD MATTHEWS e. CO-Y9sbr,
ties, S5.2T0: assets. $1I00.
=. INTERNATIONAL CABLE DIRECTORY
90; o.; iNc.-LiabilitieS. &as6.s23; assets,
II 2cnFEMAN co.-roys SIS
arqsdway Liabilities s17.s43; assets,
se,bS4.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-30
Brooks Estate
Sells Old Grand
Hotel Property
Manager Brothers Become
Owners of Hostelry Now
Held Under Lease; Fiat
Traded for $50 Acres

Manger Brothers. who now oper-
ate the Grand Hotel under lease from
the Josephine Bro ka estate, have pur-
chased the property from Reginald
Brooks and others, heirs, and will add
it to their chain of hotel holdings in
this city. The Grand is an eight
story structure at the southeast COR
ner of Broadway and Thirty-frst
Street, covering q plot I23x9a.9xS5.6x
1859 and is one OF the beat known OF
the older hotels in the midtown bust.
ness section. The 1894 Corporation,
which acted for Manger Brothers In
the deal, has obtained a loan of
100000 on the property from the
Equitable Life Assurance Society, at
51a per cent, due December /. 1882.
The Grand Hotel Annex, adjoining,
at 81 and So West Thirty-hrst Street,
a twelye-story building owned by
William G. Adams and also operated
by the Manger interests. is not In
cluded in the transaction.
The Patchogue Holding Company,
Augusth Elmer president, and a. o,
Elmer purchased from tho College
Holding Company, Joseph Shenk
president. 245 Fort Washington Ave
nue., southeast corner of 10th Street,
fo0x150, six story elevator apart
ment held at s4oo,DoO. In part pay
ment thu Patchogue Holding Com
pany gave $50 acres known as Wood
lands on the Bay, with about one mile
of water frontage on the Great South
Bay, adjoining Smiths Point and near
Mastic, L. l., which was held a,
100000. The Patchogue Holding
Company Immediately leased the apart.
ment back to the College Holding Com
pany for twenty-one years, at a rental
Of about $4,000 net. Irving H. Wolfe
was the broker.
The Royal Heights Re " Company
Benjamin Feinberg president, bought
from Jacob Landes the hvc-story
apartment at 644 West 173d Street, 75X
100. The buyers own the adjoining
house. at $50.
The five apartments at the south.
west corner of Lexington Avenue
and Eighty-seventh Street are re-
ported to have been sold by, John Nc
Laughlin to an operator, who has or
negotiations for resale of the site
to an apartment house builder.
Sherman & Kerschner sold for J
Newburg. 405 Manhattan Avenue
southwest coyner Of 117th Street and
Manhattan Avenue.
David & Harry Lippman sold 241
East Twentysecond Street, fve-story
tenement, 17x107x74.1.
r. w. Ritwagen sold TO James
Smith 146 West Tenth Street, FIVE
story tenement, 25x100.
G. Tuoti & Co. sold for DIR. A. Lin
sEitz to Rocco Lossasso ITO Macdougal
ings.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-30
Large Flat Being Erected
On Bronx Corner Sold

The S. S. & B. Building Corporation,
Samuel Belkind president, sold to David
Perlman the six-story fat nearing CON-
pletion at the southeast corner of
Southern Boulevard and Tiffany Street,
i0oxl26. The selling interests have
bought from the johnson estate the
plot 100x10o on the east side of South
crn Boulevard, Ito feet north of Long
wood Avenue, on which they will erect
six-story apartment.
]. Clarence Davies, Inc, sold Cor
William O'Connell to Henry Meyer the
vacant plot, 50X1o0, on the west side
of Hunts Point Avenue, 409 feet south
of Ryawa Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-30
STORAGE NOTICES

THE n. J. o'REILLY STORAGE WAhs
HOUSE COMPANY, fatTneEly okeae
Brothers, 2bs TO 2s4 st. Nichelss az; = =
John H. Adams, s. II. Alien, y u. =, ~ q
mus, Jr,, Mrs VIM II. Barker, sooo ~. ~.
account Of Mrs. VIM. II. Barker. ~
Marie Broom, Mr. and CT Mfs. ray. -. -
moin. Edmund 3. Clarys bertnh SI.i,s I,l
8. Corney. Bfrs. Henry D. Cock. MN Fl
tie n. Corbett. Elir CunntnEham. :; =. 4
De,mar. Mr.. and or Mrs. wia. J. Don2ass
Mys. p. ]. Fern, Sanagel Ha,,. = s'I ~
Hammond, William 6. Hesiy, ~ =. y
n'ca, Gertrude Frances Rossu. S.s ,,..;,..
Kautskv, Mrs John Kelly, Mrs ssr
knight. w. r. Kohne. Raymond y ~, IN
Miss II. Lang. Miss III, lawrehss:
Anna Mcdonald, Mr. and or hfn, w" =
McGinu, Miss Mary McMurraH y, = g.sS, ~
Mrs. VIM. II. Magne, Estate q ' NJ
Agnes V. Clancy, Adnstr, Msr,sn n sn,,.s..t,i
mer. Miss Vivian PeI. Miss T. = 80. NJ
Mrs. D. Redman. DR., II. 2. ssss k-ss,.'r rsrsl -
Rosenberg. Mrs. J. RossaR, Fioles ~, h.s,s
Irving SchwarEbart, Mrs. " r,ai,f
Felix Sello. $. @. shapiro. Mfs; sssr s.sr,
Shemo, yAiice Simpson. Miss Ada =, ..ss6 sss,t
Mrs L. NJ THeinstein. Franklia. Y a.'1.; =. III
RAYMOND Whitney, II. l. NiilisiAsr rr;is m
Susan r. II. Williams. Mrs sansa ,s:.. In
Geo. L. Maynard, Henry D. scnsss, s.u ~
A. l. smith. You and each Of " s., =
hereby notified that the time for shs ". "
mont OF this firms lien upon tne psssI,, M,
hereinafter described having EXPIRE. .. I'M M,
due notice thereof had been given ~ x Il
firnl win Gauss such properly = ~
household goods, personal effects ~ sss,,ss ~,
ohandiga stored by you IN their wassslr ~. Sc
and silver vaults Cor ia which - sVs ss+,is
an interesel TO be SOLD st rnRas rnRl..,s ss fsss
according TO the statute ID ssss.sss,ss
made and provided, az thsir TaEsasssgss TEssss I.
25S TO 264 ST. Nicholas az, sosesss =, IL
Manhattau, City OF New York. en- I, 'sui 'ssi
morning, December 18th. 1873 81 - y
O'clock. and VIII be continued esss ~. *
eeedtng Tuesday at the sanls .sss
riace until the sale is cotlpistse.,. ...rs,s =
DANIEI. h. KE&NEpA, Asss'seifS ss. ssseifS
HOCSE COMPANY.
New York. Noyenlber 50, tssi -.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-30
Real Estate News
Operating Company I'm Series
OF Apartment Deals

The Manport Realty Corporation. 1.
Portman president, bought from a
client of Henry !. Cooper and M. Cohen
& Co. the Alhambra, six-story ele-
vator apartment at the northeast cor
ner of Riverside Drive and 127th
Street, on five lots at s375,o0o, and
from the same interests the five~story
modern house at 73o Prospect Avenue,
50x125. Mr.. Portman resold the new
nine story apartment at 24-26 West
Sixty ninth Street, held at 100000, to
Rose Sobel, and bought Ellsworth Hall,
a six-story elevator apartment at the
southeast corner of Convent Avenue
and 1A8th Street, 1o0x100, from the
435 Convent Avenue Corporation, held
at $230,o0o, through Arthur Cutler g.
Co.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-30
Brown Buys Fourteen
Rochester Buildings

Frederick Brown has purchased In
Rochester, N. Y. fourteen parcels In
the business center of the city. They
front on Main Street, East Avenue.
Euclid Street and Elm Street, and the
magnitude Of the transactions is OK
pressed in the sales price, which was
S3 100000 cash.
The properties were sold by the
Cutler Realty Company of which j..
w. Cutler, president OF the Cutler
Mail Chute Company is the head.
Eugene C. Roeser, Of Rochester, was
the broker in the transaction.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-30
HELP WANTED gs,,,.

EXPERIENCED rrsres. r.--.----a -
Eerie for specially shosee seesssssf :. 81
s,ys few hours evargS' oas Vi.
Isseefn Bun Beam shop ,,s ,ssy.Ai.s q
New-York tribune., 1922-11-30
Queens

APARTMENTS FOR SALE OR TO LET
New-York tribune., 1922-11-30
October Earnings
OF Class | Roads
Show a Decrease
lO2 Carriers Report Nef of
$5l, ,76I,3O0, Compared
With sos, ,543, 900 i'm the
Same Month of 1921.

October reports from fo2 Of the fe9
class | roads Of the country 70 the
Interstate Commerce Commission show
that with . total mileage of 1906
thsy had total net operating income
OF s5l. .761,S00, compared with $s5.543.-
200 for the corresponding month a
year ago. The gross operating revc-
nues were $382 ,952 800, against s327,-
2ff,s00.
Among tho roads reporting yester-
day WAS the Southern Pacific. which
showed decrease in gross for Oeto-
ber os s299,33s and a decline in net
OF sf60.279 The Chesapeake &: Ohio
reported a decrease In the balance
after taxes OF Sf,569.3 .324.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-30

COLEMAN E. NISSAN
Attorney for Executors :. ssfss'
Cffice and p O. address. 81 WhlssSs Icy cisss ca
Borough of Manhattan. New Aess -
New-York tribune., 1922-11-30
Part of Anderson Farm Sold

Bryan L. Kennedy, Inc, sold at auc-
tion yesterday in the Vesey Street
Exchange salesroom part Of the Ander-
son farm on Anderson Avenue and
Jerome Avenue, in West Bronx More
than 200 persons attended the sale.
Among the offerings was a two-story
dwelling on Andersen Avenue, north.
of 166th Street, 100x85. 1t was sold
to Morris Sidelnick for $1,000. The
lots on Anderson Avenue averaged
about $1,000 each.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-30
Weskhestef

Westrhester
z LOTS. 4011oo each; convenient TO every-
thing; price S1,S00 each; 81 500 cash or
$1,000 on attractive terms; every improve
nent. Phone 263s-W White Plains Thomas
Room oe21 Grand Central Terminal.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-30
THE erARRrE CrITp<r,

,, r.. r 'itn avenue and Twenty-nnth Streot
e. ms conversation will Join in a ijrion
RI, rrJr re az the Church of st Nicholas on
iisn hssiytng Day at u A. NJ
Dr, Burrel Will preach
New-York tribune., 1922-11-30
THE WEST ENn cHlrRc1x

" nese End Ave. and Seventy seventh, streat
''eri Ti,,r Henry Evertson Cobb, do, AIiniafer
p,.a anha.tan Congregational ana Rut9ess
- ths 9Iaan @ churches i'll q union service
Me a. Rutgera @ Presbyterian Church al II
~. NJ on Thanksgiving Day. ~ ~
Or. COBB viii nrnnch
New-York tribune., 1922-11-30
Brock]yn


REALTY ASSOCIATES
Builders of 600 Easy housekeeping Hem as.
f62 Remsen ST.. BROOKLYN
New-York tribune., 1922-11-30
Deal for SpingIer Hotel

The 127 University Place, Inc, with
g. A. Becker, p. Finkelstein and /. j.
schuster as directors. has been formed
TO take over the old five-story Spingler
Hotel, at the southeast corner of Four
teenth Street, 26x10Q,
New-York tribune., 1922-11-30
BAPTIST
UNION THANKSGIVING SERVICE
BAPTIST

Madison Az. Methodist, Park Av Baptist
c'THlr,, amd central l., PresbyterIan, Services in
Ay. and 57th st Thyrsday 1n.%o
a. m. Or. Cornellus MoeIfkin nreac as
New-York tribune., 1922-11-30
THE CHURCH oE sn >,

pttth Avenue and Jrorty-eighth Street
majcoiln James Macleod, Minister
On ihanksgiying Day the congreeatio,
VII, ''9 NV Gaarnie Coilegiate Church VIII Join
"a s,,, tn,s us, church at Ii a. 81, Dr. Burrell
New-York tribune., 1922-11-30
As,or Dwellings Resold

The John P, Peel Company resold
for Nathan Wilson five of the twenty
one dwellings, at 302 to 342 West Forty
fifth Street, purchased from the Astor
estate. The resales involved 3l4 to
Nettie Clauss, 318 to II. H. Dyman and
800 to E. w. Turner.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-30
REAL EsTATE--sALR OK RENT
New Jersey

HOME BARGAIN FOR a FAMILY
OF refnment and education can
secure title to and occupy at once
this beautiful Colonial home, With
garage, located on cne of the best
streets of q celebrated suburban
residential section near New York
City, where the desires OF the
neighboring families as to the per-
sonality of the buyer must and
will receive first consideration on
the payment of $4,000, balance
OF $4,000 on long time first and
second mortgage; tie plot fronts
100 feet on the st.eet and extends
1870 feet in depth house contains
rooms and bath and wide Yeran-
da; the elevation is over 500 feet;
1t IL only a few minutes walt to
trolley station. and convenient to
railroad express station. on the
best committing road out of New
York City, and is offered complete
with no extras, including shades,
screens and beautifully Handicapped
grounds; there are over 300 COM
muters from this section now;
bathing, boating, skating, golf. ten
nts and country clubs are avail
able, together with fine schoolF,
churches and markets; 1t is a bar
gain and a wonderful place for
children. Serious, 2. Q. Box 3I8.
City Hall Station, New York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-30
THE FORT WAsUrNCTo~ ,,,,r

H0FE washington Ave and 1s1st ST,
All Seats Free.
,rbfs Res' irving = Berg, ID, Minister.
rms congregation will join In n ,Inio,,
service at the Second United pre.hytaris,, arson
I. .hnrch. 5iS West 172nd street. at Io.sn
A. M on Thanksgiving Dav - tV'oV
New-York tribune., 1922-11-30
Bank Sells in East 18th Street

The Prudential Condensed Milk Com
pany bought the four one-story build
iags at 401 TO a15 East Eighteenth
Street, 107x92, from the Bank of New
York and Trust COMPANY.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-30
9Sfh ST. House Tor Fraternifv

The Houghton Company leasel for
Aida Traitel the three-story DIVE ing
So West Ninety-iifth Street TO the
Epsilon Chapter of the Theta Chi Fra
IerrisY.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-30
APARTMENTS TO LEr-rURN1sHED
ARTMENTs no LBr--uNrURNIsnED

slS ,Broadvay-5 and rooms, well fur
niahed apartments; elevator 2ae5 B,way.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-30

REAL ESTATE BlsoKEns
New-York tribune., 1922-11-30
NEW THOUGHT
PRESBYTERIAN
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHtJRcH

bIrth AVenue. 1ith and 18th Streets.
THURSDAY, II A. NJ
--.----l-g THANKSGIVING service DR.. Fosdick.
ST. Nicholas Ave, Cor. 141st 81
REV ELLIOTT w. BROWN. ID. D.. PASTOR
thanksgiving Services will be held Thanks. .
sShYlns oay at 10 80 a. M. at the Hamilton
Grange Dutch Reformed Church. 149th ST
and Convent Ave A''N" o.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-30

WE PAY highest possible price for sgfsiias
pianos, bric-s- -brae, books, works q in., az
entire apa rtments and houses bought. ~, ss.,
SO University Place. Phone SipyYsrssl ~.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-30
Satisfied Judgments

The first name is that of the debtor,
the second that OF IL creditor and date
when Judgment was filed:
ID 'AIiesssndrum, Raphael and
Barney Maffucci--Neotar. Co;
August 90, 1917 .,....,,, ..asl s2sA.sS
Third Avenue Ry Coll Loos,
:, November 8, 1872 -. :.::........ 7so42
I.evine-M Brand; February 9
eruser. Isrsei-M Wolf; septem- -y-,''
Der ~. 1890 lsoI7I
May -. 1920 ~. 12.l5oso
r, hinder; April Is, 1922 saa.47
:, Deoeraeer ]. 1921 49,. es75s
:, June %, 1917 tvaeatedl i,74o.al
burban r r Con- Malaga;
Dec December q: 1890 -. 41sa,55
Meth; November 3. 1892 tva-
HschtFr. setty, ana solomon-M ''se0
Greenberg; July g. 1929 - e.o5ioa
yv5,ane Jane as - 1922 rs tcsncsledl ae.as7s7
,,,ts October as e. yss3 4; l.ss2.e9
pdsn,,s. Ssr "a 1s22 gsa,;,. ~, -. 1862
asSIr son c9i 1ia inne :; 1914 sss.is
Coliendsr Co of Y: November
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New-York tribune., 1922-11-30
suaRoGArhs' NOTICE

WATSON, SARAH FIN pess peypsS +
OF an order OF HONORABLE sg,s'ss ss.e,s 1 I
CoHALAN. q Surrogate Of ths S.sss S i
New York, notice lie hereby sassssS4H
persons hayiag claims agsinet. ]. s Nsx ~
WATSON, late of the County Q, ~ yossss
deceased, TO present the Sans, ssst ~
ers thereof, to the subsers Der ! X ~ o!s
place of transxctiag business. g as..arssy, 4
OF Coleman e. Kisssn. their ssssssufi s.ssssesasi q
No. So William street. 'n the ss,k, st
MachSttan. in the cay Of New "a afg Il
OF New York. on Or before il- 80
February, 1923. ..v i 81
Dated. New York. the fsth dss
gust. i922.
ALFRED r. STEVENS. -a,rx
FREDERICK II. KILPAsIi..nsss nsssi
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New-York tribune., 1922-11-30

IN PURSUANCE OF AN oEDEh y Y
JOHN p. CoHALAH, . gurrnysl%s " sEs5
County OF New York. NQIiS,if is,.,s asl ~
CARoIINF NfATHER JAcKsof .llssss,ss lsss,ss u u
County OF New York. deceased, g PRs5s'sss| P.,is5slsa
same with vouchers thereof 70 ~ tss.s oat
at his place Of transacting brs.nssS2 rssat9
his attorneys. stetsou. sensihSas Sasss d 81
Yora, on or before the 2otr DAY sSalastK Sls
next. ARTHUR w. Blesssssstss .ssssstss 4
Dated, New York. the iatb Gag
Sa22. .,.sx &
Atsernsys for Execsssssss sssss,>
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New-York tribune., 1922-11-30
-, DIVINE SCIENCE
Church of the Healing Christ

GTsnd Ball Room. Waldorf Astoria.
REv. w. JOHN MURRAY, Pastor
Thanksgiving Service, ii n. m