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Bridge Tea for
Mrs. Mcfarland

Mrs. T.. e. Gilroy entertained this
afternoon with bridge tea at her
home. comptimcnting Mrs. Narde
Mcfarland. when four tables were In
play. with additional guests coming
in az the tea hour
Ophelia roses were used In decor
ating the home. and basket OF
spring flowers adorned the tea table.
Mrs. Gilroy was assisted by Mrs,
John Conner
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Informal Tea VIII
CO,npliment Mrs. Mdcklin

Complimenting Mrs. Stewart Mack
lin. who Is visiting her parents. MIR.
and Mrs. William Chester Keith.
Mrs. James Hamilton he Neuve will
entertain with an informal tea at
her apartment in Hamilton Arms.
Friday aftcrno from until s
o'clock.
0rly the close friends OF Mrs.
A,rklin have been invited
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Invitations
Issued for Tea

Mrs. u. NJ. Dickey has issued in
vttAtiors for n tea and miscellaneous
shower 20 be given at her home
Saturday afternoon from until S
o'clock. compIimen;lng her sEstcr-in.
NV. Miss Ida Dickey. whose en-
gagement TO Mr.. William Boundy
was announced las; week.
Alternating at the urns viii be
Mrs. Albert Daub. Mrs. Henry
Waschter. Mrs. c. G. Filson and
Mrs. George Thorndyke. Assisting
are to be Mrs. c. c. Peck. Miss
Bernice Wright. Miss Bertha Brack.
ett- Miss Katherine Howard aud
Mis- Dorothy Dickey.
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Musical
Masquerade Ride

A musical masquerade ride will
be given "Wednesday evening ai
Sullivan's Riding academy. and on
Thursday evening. January 10. a
horse show will be given at the
same place. Several privately own
ed horses will be In the show. as
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name and Hesldence. Age.
Mcclellan. Jesse Eari. Seattle -. ~
Hammock. Catherine 81. Seattle. ~
sharpe. Andrew, JF. Seattle ...s.sze
Mhrhhuttla~oyth. Jessie, Seattle. II
Heino, Oscar. Seattle .........se
iaFki. Jenny. Seattle .........-...Sf
McTammany. John A.. Seattle Legal
Brown. Mary Frances, Seattle. Legal
Tween. Morris ". Tacoma ....7T
kohebscb. Irene. Tacoma .......3f
Narkrin. Nick. Seattle .....1O
Premus. Vera. Webster. s. D......fs
Tremblay. Alexander NJ. Seattle ~
Bethel Helen. Seattle ............z0
Silver. Harry ~. seattle ... Legal
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Ridgely Rsb.khh Auxiliary to !. o.
10. r. will entertain with a card party
on Wednesday evening at ; o'clock
In Odd Fellows Temple. TO which all
members arc urged 60 bring their
friends. Mrs. Mona Ire. Miss Nancy
and Miss Florence Wsstovcr and Mrs.
Anna Har~ood ~iil DO the hostesnoa
for the affair.
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league Of Women yoier-

The Seattle League of Women
Voters will meet "Wednesday. Jan,
uary II. for luncheon at the Y. W
G. A. Miss Stacey SNOW viii talk
on Russian Children" MrH John
Trumbull on "A Washington Code
OF Laws for Childr.n~ Mrs. J D.
G. Taylor viii discuss the trans
portation situation OF Cowen park.
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Luncheon
VIII Compliment
Miss Vir0iuia Wien

As a pre.nuptisl compliment 20
Miss Virginia Wiley. whose mar
rage to Mr.. Andrew Price Will take
place February 2. Mrs. Caspar w.
SharpIes and her daughter, Mrs.
William Curtis Hin Lewis. will en-
terrain with a small luncheon at
the Sunset club Wednesday after.
noon
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Home Sewing Club

ladies Of the Grand Army Sewing
club will meet with Mrs. Lulu
Fudereth. ssis Eaatiake ave. We'd.
ncsday, January ~. Luncheon al
noon, business me.tinK at : .. IN
Take Eastlakc or broadway ears and
set off at Martin Il. All Grand
Army veterans cordially invited.
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Signal Corps Auxiliary birthday
Party

The Signal Corps Auxiliary birth.
day party and annual election OF Off.
GERS viii take place on Wednesday.
January II. For this occasion the
auxiliary will be the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Judkins az their home.
SIS 18th ave. ON tho Madrona car
line
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Major and Mrs. Dennis
Plan Supper

Mat. Edward II. Dennis. L. s. A.
and Mrs. Dennis are entertaining
with . supper at their home Friday
evening. honoring MAI. Raymond
Fenner, U. s. A.. and Mrs. Fcnner.
Covers win be placed for twenty
two.
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Mrs. Burke Plans
Luncheon at Tennis Club

compllmenting tho ladies' execu'
i've committee OF tho Seattle Tennis
club. Mrs. Burke viii entertain with
a luncheon at the club Friday after
neon. when covers win be placed for
seventeen.
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Small Luncheon

Mrs NJ. {. CARRIER Is entertaining
with an informal luncheon at her
home. 1884 Federal ave. Thursday
afternoon.
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TO ADDREss ENGINEERs

II. l. Coe, chief engineer OF the
Aero Alarm Co. OF this city. VIII
give short address on Automatic
Fire Alarm Protection" al the Thur
day noon luncheon Of the Engineers
club.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
TO Entertain

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l. Roy are
extending Invitations for bridge OF
five tables at their home Friday
evening. January 20.
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Informal Breakfast

Complimcnting Mrs. Albert l.
roufceur, who is leaving soon for
California. Mrs, stephen n. Gibbs
entertained with an Informal break.
fast at her home today.
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West Woodland P.T. A.

West Woodland PIT. 4. will meet
wednesday, January II, at 2so
p m. IN the auditorium OF the
school. Program and refreshments.
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Informal Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs Ernest y. Heinrich
arO entertaining with an informal
dinner at their horne. 23is Shorthand
1rivc. Friday evening.
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Drama Reading Circle

Drama Reading circle Of the wo.
mems University club at 1890 a. m.
Group c. under charimnnahip Of
Mrs. Il. y. Jarvey. will read EN-.
porer Jones'" by Eugene O'Neii. and
THE Florist Shop" by winlfrcd
Hawkridge-
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Fruit and Flower Mission

The annual meeting Of the Frtil,
and Flower Mission will be held
Wednesday at y. m. in the lecture
room on the fourth floor Of the
Young womons Christian AAsocia'
ton
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Allah Social Club

| Allah Social club viii meet Wed
nesday with Mrt Lucille Frazier,
sgii Lake Washington boulevard.
The members viii be- met at i:10 o.
m. at the end q the Mount Baker
car Line.
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Green Lake W. c. r. Z. will meet
with Mrs. Raymond Fills. iO7 y. soth
st. at p. tn 10 honor mothers and
babies.
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Aaulla Lodge No. rs

Aaulla Lodge No, 80. Degree OF
Honor Protective association. will
hold ita regular monthly meeting
"Wednesday. January II. az the new
lodge rooms. 100 Madison ~. In.
stalinuon OF officers. Members
urged 60 attend. Visiting members
welcome.
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sunnydaie Free School circle will
meet at the community hall. Wed
nesday. January n. at 2.8o y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-10

V1my Ridge Chapter. Daughters %
tho British Empire. will hold their
annual election q officers. wsdnes
day. January ~. i:1o. at the home
of Mrs. c. A. MauFy, 30 18th ave.
y. Members urged 10 attend
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May Irene, Sea
, seattle ...s.-
DEATHS

Dial Richard. days. s04s 18th ave-
y. W.
Terwiliiger. Lelcretia. 81. 500 FarrAr
ff
Tai. Lee. -. 1883 King ct
Trafton. Catherine. 81, Anacorf~--
Holmes. Henry Hayden. rs. 1918
Hnrbor ave.
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CLUBS ron WEDNESDAY


INTERPLAY PIT A. will hold ita first
meeting 81 the now year Wcdnen
day. January II. at gI5 y. m
Newspaper Reading Tor Children
~ tho subject 60 be discussed Cur
shower and refreshments VIII b,
part OF social half hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-10

John Muir Parent Teacher aAsoc4a'
ton will meet "Wednesday at .. m.
Miss Nellie Coodhue Will speak.
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Queen Council Y. Z. !. Banquet TIKI
Evening

A hanau., will be given this eve
ming by the members Of Queen
Council Y. 1. I. In the new hanauc,
room Of the l. &. Smith Building
restaurant At o'clock.
The affair is In charge 90 Mrs
Elizabeth Flynn. Mrs. Zita warteile.
Mrs. Helen Mccarthy. Miss Agnes
Handiey and Mas Veronica Kelly.
They have arranged the following
program and are anxious that all
members make reservations immc.
diatriy.
Mrs Elizabeth Flynn viii act aa
toaatmistr-ss. Those who will re-
apond are: Mrs. Anna Storey on
our Guests" the Rev. +. ~. Di~g.
man on The Lay Apostle" Miss
MarRarc, Kane on Our Tfuty TO the
Emigrani.- the Rev. Joseph Mortar.
ity on The Need Of a Social Wei.
fare Center: Miss Veronica Kelly
on Tho Y l.. ]. Clubhouse" and
the Rev. T. J. LOTUS on THE
Prose-" Mrs, Josrph r. Manning
viii lead the community singing.
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the First Presbyterian church Fri
day. January ~. at .. m. Other
speakers viii be Misa Mabel Hhew.
ley OF the Women's Board Of Home
Missions ~ New York. Mr.. Charles
Moore OF India ana Or John Mar
auiH.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome
Dinner Hosts

With covers placed for fourteen
guests. Mr., and Mrs, Timothy
Jerome viii entertain with a dinner
at their home. Soa belmont ave. n.
Wednesday evening
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ADDITIONAL CLuBs


Under the auspices Of the ladies
Aid. Mrs. Collier viii conduct cook
ing classes Tuesday. "wednesday
Thursday and Friday Of this week
from until .. m. In IN. base
msnt Of tho church Al ed st and
ftfth ave. ~. w.
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Mass Meeting In FIRST Presbyteriar
Church

Dr. John swearenwen. moderator
OF the general assembly. will ad
dress the women of tho city at n
mass meeting which will be held in
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Human Analysis Class
Human Analysis class at Young
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Graded Union Of Sunday school
Ieafhera


Teachers
Tho next meeting 81 the Seattle
Graded Union OF Sunday School
Teachers will be held on Thursday
morning from $40 90 1850 o'clock
Ia the Y. ". c. A. auditorium, The
program viii include Bible study IN
1t Matthew. led by Mrs. A, w.
bowman. an address on Missions
in the Sunday School" by Mrs. j.
~ Craig. and missionary study
by Mrs. H. =. Drury Al members
arc requested 10 bring their note
books for the departmental confer
encea which Will occupy the last
hair hour.
Commercial airplanes In the United
States flew total OF 100000 miles
ia the last ak months.
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Mr.. and Mrs c. II. J. stoiton.
berg and daughters. Miss Karla and
Miss Claire sioltsnherE. left Sunday
for Los Angeles where they have
taken a house for a few months.
Mr.. stoltenberg viii return in about
month.
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SIR. and Mrs. Donald Mofsett
lGundrieda cottrcln who were re.
Gently married In Greenwich. Conn.
arrived In the city last week and
will make their home here.
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Mr.. Edward Sands Is leaving
"wednesday for New York to be
gone indefinitely.
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Mrs. Lewis Rudolph and daughter.
Miss Grace Rudolph. who have been
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence
Booth. are leaving Thursday for
their home at Pacific Grove. Cal.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald A. shannon
will remove about February /. from
s2s Eleventh ave. North. to s25z
Federal ave.
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Personal

Mrs. George r. Myers. Mrs. Harry
Whitney Treat Mrs. Charlie. II.
Stlmson. Mrs. William A. Peters.
Mrs. Reginald II. Parsons and Mrs.
John w. Roberts left last evening
for Port Angeles. They viii return
"Wednesday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. MiIiing,on Gray.
who have been guests OF Mr. Gray's
parents. DR.. and Mrs. w. Laurence
Gray. for fortnight left today for
Chicago. where they will make their
home
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Mr.. and Mrs. 9. q. Evans are
receiving congratulations on tho
birth Of a son At the Virginia Mason
Hospital. December 81. The little
one has been given the name Of
William Hampton.
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Mr.. Moreton Berkeley, who has
been the guest OF Mr. and Mrs. u.
l.. Gates for several weeks, left last
evening for his home in Kamloops.
Il. G..
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Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Mandei Henry
and family have recently taken a
cottage at Coronado and have as
their guest until January IL. AIRS
Henry Rhatins.
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Mrs Harry Reyes Brooks ief,
Saturday for Philadelphia to be
gone several weeks
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Miss Geraldine Doheny. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Doheny. who
has been doing Red Cross work in
Europe for the past three years,
will return tomorrow evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Carleton Huiskamp
returned Saturday from n trip OF
several weeks in the East
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Mrs. Keith Logan Buiilit and
Mrs Walter A. Moore left Sunday
evening for Vancouver. u. C.. to
remain until Wednesday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.. Conan are
removing the last OF this month
from Spokane to this city. where
they will make their home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Coleman Of
white Bluff. are the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Maurice McMickcn. Jr.
They will remain about two weeks
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Mr.. and Mrs: J. s. Robinson hav.
removed from III Bellevue place TO
1850 Ffftesnth ave. North.
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Mr.. and Mrs. T.. u. Allan are
leaving tomorrow for visit In
California
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Miss Sally Enright OF San Fran.
cisco. who has been spending the
holidays with her sister, Mrs.
Cecilia Clyde. is leaving tomorrow
for her home via Portland. where
she will visit for "A few days.
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SITUATIONS WANTED Male.

AMERICAN, wide experience familiar with
Mexico and rest OF Latin America. desires
connection with large exporting firm; agency
or representative; can be Of value because
widely known; Fpcaks English. French. Ger
man. Spanish. Box 303, 1890 broadway.
BOOKKEEPER and JUNIOR ACCOUNTANT,
. years uccountancy school. years expert
once trial balances auditor. general ledger.
wishes position with futurA best references.
r. " ~. 3iGs Decatur ev
BOOKKEEpER-CLER Wishes poeitlon. ex.
pert. best references. Address James Muir
ply % Taaffe pl.. Hrooklyn.
BOOKKEEPER. II years experience con.
trolling accounts. general accounting.
G3l, Adof, COG broadway
BOOKKEEPER, cost accountant stenogra-
pher. seven years experience building
business. Z. r., i57 Y iIth 81.
hOOKKEEpEE part tfae work. moderets
Paul. pecl.man s23f.
An advertisements m tho lost and
Found columns Of THE NEW YORK
HERALD offers a real possibility Of
recovering Dour. ioak nroDecty.
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Unfurpished
1is TO lI9 lo W. 10TH ST.

GRAND CoNcoURsE. 1iGT.Go-54 - Three.
four, five rooms: reasonable, Lexington
av. subway, 9th av. IL to roth OF. 2730
Bingham.
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Observation-Disclosures.

ENTIRE floor in new private dwelling, y
rooms and bath, open fireplace and sleep
ing porch; garage on premises; rental Sl.lOO
per year Take greensboro Subway to pit
mars av., Astoria; minutes walk west 10
Rowland st. TO Kindred McAvoy homes
WILLIAM D. BLOODGOOD a. CO., INC .
Bridge Plaza, Long Island City.
FIVE and SIX rooms and bath in two family
brick house In Astoria tour blocks from
Grand Avenue subway station; steam heat,
hot water supplied: rent $40. $50; immediate
occupancy. II. TROWBRIDGE HARRIS. 1J2
Fulton ave. L. /. City. Phone Astoria 01O6.
FOREST HILLS GARDENS.
TENNIS PLACE APARTMENTS.
To sublet furnished. rooms; very reason
able. Premises or phone Fitzroy 0s21.
FIVE room apartment, with heat, parquet
floors all improvements. $50. Richmond
Hill 370S.
JAMAICAN lovely. large. new six room
apartment with garage; all improve
ments; references. II Norwich av.
WOODHAVEN. 544 (76th stD--4 attractive
rooms, electric light, heat. hot water FUR
nishcd, family house, $50; Christians only
Phone Richmond Hill 2212W.
WOODHAVEN-6 rooms, bath. improvements.
SGo. 395S fulton 81 Richmond Hi Ss49
Unfurnished-New Jersey.
NEW apartment, six rooms, bath. gas cleo
tricity, steam, hardwood floors $40 month
ly. See VAN WINKLE co, opp~~ station,
Rutherford. n. J.
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FOR SALE-kiiscellaneous.
Clothing.

POOL TABLE. rack. cues and set OF balls
for. sale. Call any day at $50 9th av,
I.rooISiNn.
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ATTRACTIVE town care, Including exclusive
acrylrc, moderate rates for season. Cir
Gle TfTU
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AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.
Buick 1921 Touring

BARGAIN-Packard touring car seven pas.
sengor. excellent engine. snugly curtained.
Rhipelpu SfQS
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Westcllester.

ROCKLEDGE MANOR,
American plan family hotel. l2I Bruce av..
Yonyers, n. y, GO minutes from Grand
Central Depot; free bus to station refined
clientele; single room 500; room and bath.
one, $50; room and bath for two. So to $50.
Connecticut,
BERKSHIRES. modern farm house, home
baking, beautiful scenery. Phone T7-i2;
Christians only; hunting. Mrs. VIM DUR
FEE. Kent. Conn.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

I, Frank Moller. give notice that win
not be responsible for any debts incurred by
my wife, Dorothy -. Moller, or her agents.
Dated September so, 1922.
FRANK NiOII.ER.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


sr-pprME COURT, STATE or NEW
york County OF Kines-ln the matter OF
the petition OF Ralph Parante for an order
under Section q, Subdivision IA, Of the
Domestic Relations Law 10 dissolve his mar
riaqe With Anna a. Parlante-'ro Anna A,
pnrlapte. Please take notice that the pcti-
tion OF Ralph 4" lantc pursuant 60 Section
a subdivision IA, Of the Domestic Relations
b.t,yccn Ralph Parante and Anna a. Par
nntc will be presented to n Justice of the
supreme Court, Kings County, Al n Special
Term Part H. thereof appointed 10 be held
i'm the County Court House in the city or
nrooliyn Kings County, on the sth day OF
November. 1922 at 10 o'clock IN the fore
counsel can bo heard and hearing had
bsEPH y. JACOBS.
Attorney for Petitioner.
office and Post office Address. sos Broad
way. borough Of Manhattan. city OF New
York
no Anna A. Parlante; The foregoing no
tice Is served upon you by publication pur-
suant 10 an order hy Honorable Frank
Cannon, Ir Justice of the Supreme Court
OF the state of Now York. Kings County
dated The 25th day or August, 1922. and
filed with the petition in the office OF the
fIcrk OF Kings County dated, New York
JOSEPH J. JACOBS, ESQ.
Attorney for Petitioner
office and Postoffce. Address, sos Broad
way. Borough OF Manhattan. City Of New
York
PURSUANT 40 AN AGREEMENT. entered
into on the 9Th day Of January. 1922. by aud
between JOHN WANAMAI<ER, NEW YORK.
and BEATRICE GRADY, J will sell on the
i4th day OF October. 1922. at ten O'Clock I'M
the forenoon. In the piano department of
John wanamaker, sre style mehoEany
NAT. W. GENDERING. AuctIoneer.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS.
APARTMENTS Let.
Furnished.
Above 18th 81. to 59tl st. Qnclusive).


Above 18th 81. to 59th st. Qnclusive).
BACHELOR apartment-2 rooms and hath,
yearly lease only; fully furnished service.
137 East 10th St. Gramercy Pork.
LEXINGTON AV 306 (3Sth).-2 rooms and
bath; open fireplace; suaay; at reduced
price. $1,000.
NJ TRRAY HILL-Entire floor in private
ovelling, rooms and bath gentleman
only; references essential; 1925 monthly, also
attractive single room. Murray Hill 1922.
81 w. 47'rH ST.-2 rooms, bath: complete in
every detail; possession at once; rent
81 500 year; yearly lease
46TH ST, So West-l5eautifu two room
apartment, bath and service closet: every
modern cnnvenence. very select house;
lease; 500. Premises or JOHN A.
SCHOEN, 115 Bible House. Stuyvesant 1895.
ETH ST, 1s West-Two AMI three rooms,
bath. all improvements. reasonable, fur
nlshed or unfurnished.
18TH. 45 West-Modern two and three roam
apartment, bath. kitchen, elevator.
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PRIVATE party sells beautiful fur coat and
fur wrap never worn, S65: beautiful fox.
S12. Mrs. ROSE. 153 w. 10th, near Broad
way. Bryant 100iS.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

INFORMATION wanted whereabouts Of AL
noda It. Marcus. V. s. MARCUS, 425
East 155th.
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FURNITURE WANTED.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

LARGE, heavy. real Paisley shawl: exhibited
McCreerys 35th 81. window. stuy a33d
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
West siae.

IITH, Jos W.--Large room, lSitchenetto, all
improvements, hot water, telephone, cleo
tlicity.
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HELP WANTED-Female.

CAsHIERBOOKKEEPE experienced high
class grocery. Winckemann Bros. SStn
-. and broadway.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MaIe.

TYPIST. rapid, experienced. general office
assistant. Barsky. 6S4 East 9TH 81.
VALET. English, seeks position; long city
experiences. A 1899 Herald. 10th 81.
WArC HMAN doorman 1857 10 wears last
EMPLOYER; references. Hatlak. li3I 1st ay.
YOUNG COUPLE,
cook and butler, wish position: city or coun-
try still employed; can be seen at 525-
ocean ay.. Brooklyn; best references A.
Casentine, care of B. u. Harrington.
YOUNG MAN, -, correspondent. general Of
flee assistant; reference. = 633, Adolf. 2Ou
Broadway.
YOUNG man. 81, wishes permanent clerical
position Inquire 76 East Sd 81.
YOUNG man, electricians helper one years
experience. Jaeger, lOl3 jackson ay., Bronx:
YOUNG man 600 wishes position at any
thing James Corbett 406 East 18th 81.
Employment Agency--Domestic.
CHINESE Y NJ g. A. EMPLOYMENT
BUREAU, o Pell st. TEL Canal 765i.
The New York herald., 1922-10-07

MONTGOMERY AV. (near 176th St. one
block west OF University av)-Beautiful
AS room apartment separate shower baths,
new building, reasonable rent Apply sup
enintendent. phone Bingham T6O.
The New York herald., 1922-10-07
BOARDERS WANTED.

West Side.
CENTRAL PARK w. (s3d sD-Sngle room;
excellent table; reasonable. Schuyler 2346.
18TH. 26 West CMiss EDWARDs) .--Desir-
able rooms; table guests; references.
S2D% 327 W.-Large, attractive room, adj
joining bath; refined srromdings excel
lent table.
ODD ST. 12s-l30 W.-potter Han. ro.1-.
large and small; iaror dining room table
guests.