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New-York tribune., 1922-02-09
Real Estate News

nre at the northwest corner Of Forty
snlrd Street. which they purchased foY
100000 in March. 1907. from tha no
paughorty estate at auction. The
Luhiin Building. Inc. Emil Iuhlin
president, local merchant. has ru".
chased the buildings for his own ~.
Supancy. Tho property was held ai
ssioo'ooo. Z. Kempnor & Sons wer" tSa
brokers. were '"e
Building in eth Street Sold
The David Stevenson Brewing Com.
pany sold to Julius Green and WilEa'n
forges three and fve-storv hui d;n@a
with stores at TAI and LAB West rhirt,,.
seventh Street. 50.2x9S.9 IRREGULAR
Deal in West Fourteenth Street
The Union Liberty Company sold :,
the Noodlock Reatr and Construct;c,
company four-story building WIN
stores az 2h2 West Fourteenth S,rect
22xsa.2x Irregular.
Sale of Eleventh Street Corner
James p Blue sold 60 Tho MsrrlsrA
Mortgage Company the three ar1 four'
story building, 42.3xs5.B. at the no~th.
west corner of Eleventh and Drv porl
streets. '00"
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09
Contract Awarded for Big Yeast
Laboratory in the Bronx

4 monumental new research labora-
tory. dedicated to experimentation in
the fermentation Of yeast, Will bo built
by the Fleischmenn Company in the
Bronx on lard recently acquired from
the Broadway Savings institution.
ine property comprises the bloch.
front on the east side Of Mott Avenue,
from 18TH 20 15Sth streets, opposite
Franz Sigcl pa'ls. Il has frontage OF
30 feet on Mott Avenue opposi te
Franz Sjgel Park. 210 feet on Sheridan
Avenue, and 267 feet on both 157th and
loSth streets. Ewing, Bacon & Henry
we're The brokers.
The proposed building will be two
stories high, Of marble and limestone
construction, and will cost about $780,
000. It has been designed by Arthur
4. Heaton, Of Washington Work will
be started next Monday by the George
A. Fuller Company. which has been
awarded the contract.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09
SO Acres at Locust Valley
Bring $40, ,48i at Auction

More than q tozen parcels were sold
by Bryan T.. Kennedy, Inc, in the
Vesey Street Exchange salesroom yes
terday. Joseph NJ. Epstein bought
thirty-six acres at Mill Neck, Locust
Valley, L. l., for S146,4S4. John J.
Williamson bought the two and a half
story dwelling on the north side OF
West 246th Street just west Of Waldo
Avenue for $4,000 The plot on the
west side Of Overlook Terrace, 50xl0c,
just north OF 134th street. Was sold to
John Gerose for $1.350: the plot on
the west side Of Decatur Avenue, COX
100, 10 feet south Of 205th Street,
was sold TO Frank J. King for $4,000;
the plot. 50x145. on the cas-. side Of
Underclitf Avenue, Csc feet north Of
l76th Street, went 70 Joseph j. Ma
lone for $1,000; the northwest corner
Of Nelson Avenue and 165th Street,
1895, was bought by Oscar J. De-
romas FOR s125,0O0; plot 2bxl09, OF the
east side OF Third Avenue, 100 feet
south OF 179th Street, was sold to
Mitchell J. O'Brien FOR $3.50. and
seven lots on the east side Of Janvrin
Avenue. seventy-lve feet south OF
Baybcrly Street, were sold TO Francis
j. Clarke for $500.
BY Henry Brody
Is4I5s ST. goa W. n =. d5 w o. Tth av
l7Sx7l.e, s-sty dwis; Bertha n lonnsor
rel; due. s4bl5.26; taxes, etc. slse,G0
10 tne defendant for s5,66n.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09
100 Per Cent Increase i'm
Rental for 38th St. Space
Importers for q Years in Old
Mercantile Section Move
North

Adams & Co, have leased the second
ard third floors al 4s 60 56 We I
Tnirty-eighth Street to Ueinsheimer
Brothers. importers and commission
merchants at an aggregate rental Of
5l25000. The lease commences Eebru-
ery !, 1923. and the rev rental is over
,VV per cent increase over the present
rental Heinsheimer Brothers have
been located in the Cable Building, at
6-l Broadway, for tho last twenty
seven years.
Butler & Baldwin, Inc, lessed the
'sore at 62 West Forty seventh Street
70 Hiss Manning for a term OF years
and the firss floor al 122 East Thirty
'etond Street 10 the pynson Printers,
nc
John Il. scheier leased in the Calvin
5silding. 236 West Fifty-hfth Street.
'4ice space % tie Kelsey Motor Com
g.ny, the Irumatic Tube and Tire
Company. Kent Gear, Camp Woodmen
Of The World and the Screen Film.
William Silverman has leased floors
u i26 10 $50 West Twenty second
Nrset to Max Rudolph. at II West
iwenty-fourth Street to Levine Broth
eFs, G. la West Twenty-fourth Street
. j. ". Meyer & Co. and the Sterling
Cloak Company. at Is TO % West
twentieth Street 70 Max Goodstat, at
100 to ia West Twenty-second Sweet
. Maison Noderue, and with F. & G.
fHcmm ttore a 70 West Twenty
slghsh street 70 Rubin BragofF.
theodore Rogers Brill leased the
store at d West Twenty eighth Street
70 Jacob Schwartz lofts at 40 Sixth
,Eenue s to Gerba & Yngstron1, lesler
orothers y and Flsishran Brothcra; at
" " West Tventv-eiehth Street lofts to
afs'tmsn & Ie.les, Strimban, Inc, Sha-
pro- ssnberF { Liscnhere and n. Zior-
ss; 's st O. West Twenty eighth Street
.e.ss TO Pelt1 & Cohan, Il. Ginsberg
.aa = Aweioach, ana at 80 West Twen-
:!,elghth Street doors 10 Kline &
oclnecnter and L. Bornsteiu.
.,d n n n: Clear & Co. leseed the store at
~; ~ west Twentieth Street TO the
aoO' at 4O2 west Twenty-seventh
'''eef to Robertson & Robertson. Inc.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09
Estate Parts With 3D. Ave.
Iorner Owned for 50 Yrs.
'eseral Buildings at lO5th St.
Are 10 Be Replaced With
q Store Structure

Onaries 7. Noyes Company sold to
Sss.s Sssi''s and Maurice Mandelbaum and
lYra lY' ana Irving !. Levine l9l5-1923
araS. avenue and z02-204 East 106th
ss, s,syss, Soe'Aeast corner, 100xl00. i'm
CIV 'u ~''A seven buildings. The prop
ApTr wa sold fer the jeremiah panR-
p,r ,esIs'e, represented by James r.
he SsaIh. nsoh. The pangburns have owned
TFs TFsss'pef'y for over fifty years.
eronsr,M Me" osners viii improve the
anon" WITH = storc building. The
pross-,,. pr., AYoo'ed IN the cost OF the
aforin..s. afis Snd the Improvement is ap-
c,r,e~ r,,,.'a.eiy S26o,0O0 The northwest
1as No.. VI ioeth Street and Third Ave
ne sss. sss Purchased lately by kaufman,
3, i.e',eI' AID The southwest corner
vac Aoitr Shne COnuanv.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09
Sales i'm BROOKLYN

The Realty Associates, Inc, sold C
Gordon & Halperin through M. 4
Lillenfeld the OF, 200x100. on the
south side of Montgomery Street from,
Stoddard to Ludlam places, on which
The purchasers will Immediately erect
two-family. semi-detached brick dwell.
ings with garages.
George Gonzales sold the northwest
corner Of Marcy Avenue and South
First Street. sixstory modern apa1:-
ment, TO Harry Goldberg, an investor
for J. Cohen; the four-story apartment
with stores at 236 Lee Avenue, north
west corner Of Middleton Street, to j
Hishorn for part occupancy. and to T.
Farnel for occupancy 1914 Hayward
Street. two-family dwelling, for b
Rabin0Ujtz
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09
Builder Buys
74th St. t.HOuses
For Flat Site
y;ne.Story Building TO Cost
s5OO.OOO to Replace
Dwellings at Columbus
and Amsterdam Avenues

~ .1rec four-story dwelling houses
| ~ to isl West Seventy~fourth
..-.s. s3llXl02.2. have been resold by
s.sd provn % a builder. who plans to
rove the eito with uine-story
ifr.uont revrescnting an investm ent
anrroyin,a tely $500, 900, to DC ready
- Occupancy in the fall The prop,
~ Is located between Columbus and
.-s.erdsn avenues.
me house will contain suites Of
zee. four ard fve rooms. The old
|;wellines on the property were pur-
|..ssed several weeks ago 5y Sir. Brown
|.,or1 George &. Phelps. the Mont estate
r. William II. Burr respectively.
stanley Wolfson was the broker ~ the
resale.
Sales of Apartments
Tie Lloyd Winthrop Company SOD
tor Masul Realty Company 70 az in
res.or 81. Nicholas Terrace, a five
story fat. SS.7NS0.
Cdsrlos s. Koaler. Inc, has sold for
Clara Beck 10 on Investor 1913 Yer
pilyes Avenue. Just south OF 2O7th
Street 4 eve-story apartment house
.5xlJo.
Jessie Breeze sold to Lawrence
Kacvmarski the threc-story store ouild-
,ay. 1s.6x7Sx irregular, at the south
vest corner Of Eighteenth Street and
Eighth Avenue.
Morris Mende sold 20 Rebeccn T.
Roman two fve-story store tenerleDts
81 sol srd 309 last lQlst Street, COX
i0o.1l
sour-story tenement ct i27 East 10th
street. 20x10011.
William (. Patterson sold to Mary
T;eld for s33 500 Ave-stcry store tene-
rept 8. is East 10th Street, 25xio0.11.
Jules Nehring, Inc, has ;esold for
Joseph shenk 5ll West l94th Street. a
9ve-story apartment house, on plot 40x
Minnie Coco sold TO Alfred Duschatko
four-story store tenement at 21S3
Second Avenue. 2lxl00.
The Lincoln Trust Company sold TO
Laser RosenbauIa fve-story tene~
nsnt with stores at al2 East Sixty
.ourth Street, 25x100.5.
F. d'Onofrlo sold TO Mary c. Tague
srd Emma J. O'Brien four-story fat
{. 266 West l2sth Street. 20I0&99.11.
Rose Garone sold 10 Louis Ignatz a
s'y-storv tenement 81 27O Monroe
s.rsst, ss10x25x irregular.
Louis Hochman sold to Sarl Kirshar-
tMn two six-story store terements at
SQ5 and 307 East Third Street. 48.1cx96.
William A. Street sold TO Anna J,
Get.inger a six-story store tenement at
20 Lewis Street, 251100.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09
Trading in Flats, Homes
And Vacant Sites i'm Bronx

Rose Ross sold 70 Ida Brsntman {
hve-s story apartment IS 9S3 Southerr
Boulevard, 50x105.
Morris Shapiro sold TO Annie
Schwade tive-story modern apartment
at 1913 East 156th Street.
The Belwood Realty Corporation sole
10 Samuel f. and Jacob Drach six
story apartment at 63s East l3Stt
Street
Edward L. Benjamin cold 70 Esthel
Stern a hreefanily house at SIS
Union Avenue, 2o.6xl0o
Aaron Tobacl: sold to Celia Heiss G
two story dwelling at no Jackaon Ave
nue. 25x876.
Jennie II. CurtiEe sold to bernard Z
Wheeler the vacant plot, 25xl3Sx irreg.
ular. OF the northwest side Of Prospect
Avenue, 1851 feet northeast Of Boston
Read
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09
Mrs. Oliver Hartman
Sells Purchase Homestead
Oisposes Of Property on Andcr-
son Hill Road Containing
Nine Acres

Mrs. Oliver Hartman has sold the
property known as the Hartman home
etead on Anderson Hii Road, in the
Purchase section OF White rlains. The
property consists OF nine acres and Il
large old-fashjoncd dwelling. Tic
property adjoins the Hartman estate,
which was recently sold TO Joseph A.
Davis.
IL is opposite tho site OF the now
Century Golf Club. Tte purchaser is
Horncc flanagan, OF this city, WHO
plans extensive alterations and i'm
proponents on The house. Prince &
Ripley negotiated The sale.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09
Rentals in downtown Zrnc

William A. White {; Sons leased ia
iassner e. hamburger and Henry Beycr
and Lugenc Rohrhach offices in the
Hays Building. y ana % Maiden Lane:
70 Abraham Brown and Harry Cantor
first loft at los Spring Street; 10 Her
man J. Douds, Office at IS Exchange
Place; 20 Paul A. Jacob, the building at
l0s Washington Street, ana with George
A. Reed & Co., to the Garden City Com.
pany. Office at 60 Wall Street
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09
former It Home OF Elbridge
'erry Snow OH Drive Sold

Z 'iIsdsric II. Allen, Of frederick zixel
Srow mas sod Tor Elbridgo Gerry
,iss i,.; u.s former residence, 102 River
ass. ssme,,, a i've story American base
n, cell, oc~~eiiihg, 42&60, 10 q purchaser
':pQSCi SCi'"pahcy. House vas held at
trp ,p0 Warm sold to Michael ! aouinto
h; lSas '0ur-story dwellings al 1896
asrv = lexington Avenue. 4ox73.1O.
fso.,ts. .O0hnoily sold to John Foley the
sss. .s o"elling, 1850. IT the south
Ascubono o'aer a. Of ls5th Street and
|shs.stor," "eyher sold to Hex samoT 2
lSses., q daN%neiIllng st 13l Eaa. 11Sth
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09
Sarasota i'm New Hands

The Sarasota. a six-story elevator
apartment. 50x95.lt, at $40 and 512
West l22d Street, has been sold by the
Roana Realty Corporation, Harold
Contor president, 20 the Manboro
Realty Corporation. The house was
sold subject to mortgages for ss9,75O.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09
Rents Home in I3Hth St.

Ennie & Sinnot leased the dwelling
at COS West 13sth Street to Mrs. Edna
Arnold. d. NJ. Thomas and +. r. Wood
& CO. negotiatcd tie transaction.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09
Roman ]. Irwin to Build
Estate i'm Woods Of Larcllmont

Chauncey B. Griffen has sold for
Joseph and Esther Sackman four plots
in the woods OF Larcllmont TO Roman
J. Irwin. This completes the assem-
bling OF about twenty plots by the same
buyer, upon which ho will erect cour-
lrV cSYNYN
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09
Gets East 6lst St. Suite

William A. White & Sons leased
apartments TO Lillian Wcstby ard to
Dichard j. Compton ir. at "a East
SiXty-frst Street.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09
House In Mt. k;sco Sold

Joseph II. McNula purchased from
Grover {. Kirchoh his residence and
garage IN Mount Kisco, through the
Merr am Agency.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09
opceators Resell 0th Ave.
'a''y Bought at Auction

Usher g ,daurice Mande.Daun and
Nd ths Irving /. Levine. bave
II sto,aT re nro-story brick buildings
as GOT and 500 Ninth Aye.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09
Recent BUYERS of Realty

NNLabeth NJ. SchmidlciN Is the buyer
OF 3S and 20 West Ninety-eich h Street.
Anne Zukernandel. Of 1850 Fifth Ave-
nue; Bessie Wcisman. Of ZIG to 2lS4
Lexington Avenue. southwest corner Of
12lst Street; Antonctta Zupa and Nun
ziata Maggie. of 1873 Madison Avenue.
and Willy Ehrenhauss. Of 226 East
TWeNty Street. all cold recently.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09
KEas. ESTATE roR SALE on RENT
Florida
,pAhrMENrs TO LE'r-runN1suEp

s.AKELA.:D HIGNIANDs C-rap.sru!t
G.oves. iALI.4iM & co. r99 B'vay.
y. y. >tuy. 0ra9.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09
Buys al jackson Heights

Mrs: Charles j. Bradley has pur-
chased an apartment. al 1856 Twenty
iirst Street, Jackson Heights
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09

APARTMENTS TO LET
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09
srARrMENrs TO LE1-UNrURN1snrp
Long Island

El-N;iUHsi' NETGHTs, Long ralaad. to !.'
or lease. sun porch eix rooms and hath
heated garage; new house; 20 nlinutci
Grand Central. Telephone Newtowl- 3Tc5
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09
TO NET FOR BUSINESS punrosrs

FOR LEASENew Lance hsll. euitable 1or
coinn,stcia' purposee; So 900 feet: plerty
more * desired flooded with ltKht ana air ;
all in provements knight. 140ih ST.. Mott
ano Walton evs.. nhona ALnt, kia,.1-. 1as sc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-14

MEN wanted. Govt. postal clerks, carriera:
plication Oct. l. p l4|l. LecSer Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-14

SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALp
ASSISTANT to credit manager wishes posi
tion: years experience: had charge OF
bookkeeping: also understands accounting;
also years, experience as bookkeeper. A
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-14

sILEsMAN for New Jersey suburban devel-
oprient. high grade property, with SO trains
s6iIity TO sell lots only recommendation nee
sIsIry; triners and foaters not considered
New Jersey Realty and Finance Corp. 81
Broadway. Camden. N ].
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. salesman wanted,
one who can produce results. Apply Rawn
6srses. 2000 r. Main St. Norrtstown.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-14

sALEsMEN-sToCK
yER NyTs sB boTs HaSE an T6s ~ s4SsK FssEE uNT WH9
SEGIH SWoRKiNG FoR ME; THEY siMPLY Fol. OF
LoW II, MY 81 ossPEGJALL, III odINssTRRTsGiTI5Ns y i:
ftEsa On Mx 1eeS nSYs sATIsFER HR HaaSN GEs
100 PER WEEK UP. WHAT CAN A REAL
STOCK SALEsMAN DO? THE ISSUE OF
!. LgPfRHEhr PRErERREp PARTfcfPATiMas ASK
FOR =: X: FoW. 10 TO O'CLOCK p. NJ.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-14
ROOMS FOR RENT
ROOMS WANTED

WANTED.-Two connecting furnished rooms
or small kitehenette apt, centrally located
must be reasonable In price and respecta BILE
refs. furnished; full details with letter. A
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-14

BROKER. licensed, female, Al personal
or bonded references, specialist in apart-
ment house agency. solicits additional first.
class connections: entlre managsment II de-
sired: personal supervision: office central
Address ~ 1874. Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-14

ALEsMEN--we can use 10 exp. saiesrnen
to sell Ford commercial cara and trucks:
ucceseful men having a wide acquaint tn nee
akers. contractors. builders. plumbers, ha I'd.
ware stores, etc: must be able to finance
hnselves: but commissions are liberal and
sid promptly. Morris Jcnes, Inc. 5000
Eoodsins ave. Overhrook.
MLEsMEN wanted for building lots; old
timers preterrsd; Write S: I, Hammer
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. only: steady, profitable
smpoyment. y. 10th st.. fourth floor.
soLlCITOR--A central real estate office has
an opening for an experienced solicitor in
tho rent department: splendid opportunity for
;dyaneemsnt for the right man. 23i.
sTENoGRAPHEF and clerk: bright young
man. under 25. with some experienced;
must write a good hand and come we'll
reeommendsd; state age. experience. salary
hssred; refarei ces and phone number: writ
kls MLdener Bldg
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-14
DIAMONDS BOUGHT

AND pAWN TICKETS FOR DIAMONDS
KELLY & CO, 032 Chestnut ST.
Suite 2-22. second floor. over Childs' Rest
THE HOME Of painted and decorated 1urni.
ture. Ne paint and decorate or fnisa
natural your furniture. Rogerson 1918 Ridgs
ave. Poplar 1892 Race 1854
EX.-lmportant agreeable dcvelopments:
get in touch with me. Charlie.
CASH paid for old gold. silver and antique
clocks. Roscrst Is S. 18th st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-14
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
HAROLD TEEN

PARTNER wanted with $1,000; real estate
security. SIS. Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-14
PERSONALS

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING
NYou will take no chance by having your
china vases or any other work made into
lamps TO see the man who knows about II
80 years experience.
The VIM Jaeger Art Metal Works
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-14


foTMG n5nSi NAN Sio, y t. is years old. for EN-.
hish school education. mechanical or com.
Taeoay ST.. Frankford. ''
sTeph studio one living n norts.rn north IN .esion seeIa
;s . sS EsGs.l ssHsa.e' es. and salary
E!ye reference. P 81. Ledger Office.
sHhEaeT Il SS, sDDoss
r,,c,,,rr, GREENEWALD,s -
EMGTsEEHH 81 HlTsEEH paper mill roofing ma chinery
PRAE,TsMEN mech. siokers piping ouaene' stc.
sRcHAsSs fEGTf sssn paSs s' Ji.s iEi
,ACG.NTANTs, seniors Jun. G.PA.e PAec, ccnesrn eep,
AssT ta ssn msr mFs sssG
sAAItEEssMMEN. sAAItEsM sSpi .hlsh:sfad. prntins. s7s
Appessons ;S'sitsF' .oat.d for ses
executives. college and technical men. en-.
ces' Tts ,S pTsss'sa Nc sa1omsn &c;
sales SH4h 6rsaD.s s4ftnMANsHF u hsS :,SndnE or.n
ins school OF salesranship for mon who o'ar. ar.
giving S.week course in the evening" to to
u, duNllssloll Tree. tHVse QuHllIylnE Will he
given position where earning. power runs
EhrsrdsS g. srdsS s sy'kSs kSSm eSG O'clock sharp at ESQ
WE TEACH f3E 1T,T6n6RIIIEs T@ PFIXE AND REPAIR
METHOD You CAN LEARN eeurrcRREERR
AMP BETTER THAN IN ANY OTHER
isee our Mr.. sattler for cxplanation)
DAY AND NIGHT CLASSES. Open Sundays.
SATTLER. 1901 to 1918 Spring Garden st.
BUSINESS SERVICE CO. 1I14 Land Title
CLERKS--Biline. cost. .sis-s25.
ENGRS.- Power plant and central stations
PUR AGTntAsst:, GTcp coal mining company,
SALES --RefrigeratinE ,nachy.: autos,
GRAPHERS-Several. S20.s25
TRANSPORTATION WORK Traffic Asso.
citation wants re- liable men to qualify for
positions directing domestic and forcign ship.
ping: $3.50 to $500 monthly: exp. unnecessary:
common school education essential: only men
OF good character need apply: II willing and
write. without obligation. stating present
position. age. PHILADELPHIA p. o. Box 4l4
ME}N wanted. Govt. postal clerks carrier.:
write for instruction part. immed FOR an.
plication Oct /. p 142l Ledser Office
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ssALEsMAN-To sell nationally ad-
yertised patented display fixtures In
Philadelphia and surrounding ter
r,tory; kxtures used for disV.ayins
maps. graphle charts, Advertising
willine to work hard: excellent CO.
opSrstion from home office; oppor-
tunity TO become branch ma nager:
ss!sry $40 monthly ard commits.
sionI on sales: our men earning
1850 70 $500 monthly; give full In
psrience and selling ability Multi
Pf,EX DISPLAY FIXTURE CO..
Dis ". 10th et.. st. Louis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-15
GROVE AVENUE BAPTIsTS
BOOST PASTORS SALARY
DR.. Broughton Will Receive
$1,000 Il Year-Assistant
to Get 81. 800

ADOPTION OF Il budget amounting
TO S2l.3b1. marked the quarterly com
ference OF Grove Avenue Baptist
Church on Wednesday night. In
ciuded in the budget was an increase
OF $1,000 for Rev. Len &. ErouShton.
u. -, the pastor. bringing his salary
TO ST.2o0 year. 1t was also decided
10 secure pastors assistant at
si,S00 a year.
Or. Broughton was pledged tho
cooperation OF tho concrcsation in
his ambitious program. He proposes
10 inauSurate cvangclistic song SER
vices on Sunday nights. at which his
new assistant will have charge Tho
assistant Will also have charge OF
pastoral visitation. Or. BrouGhton
announced at the conference that he
proposes to add 500 new members at
the church this year. bringing the
membership to 1900. During the
next two years he expects an addi-
tional 500. and hopes in that time TO
see the Sunday school brought up to
total of 1000 members. or double
the present enrolment.
The budget takes care OF the sal
aries of the pastor. assistant pastor
pastoral secretary and sunday school
visitor and director OF chi,dren's
church life, and the running expenses
OF the church. 1t does not include.
however. the missionary obligations
nor the fellowship fund for the care
OF the needy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-15
Brndsrrcet, N..L,.

EW York, Aprn ii.-Brad-
Sreets tomorrow VIII saw
The general impulse Is q, 49,
erection Of Improvement. ana yn.
.hH trade and industry GENERATE
arc better. despite rains. bad 60,
tr! roads and strikes Tbn si,In
tioh Is necessarily so irregular. how
ever, mat the characterization q,
spotted perhaps best expressas ~
general outlook. AZ 10 the
condiuons. IL might be said that ,ba
rains al the West. while DELAYING
crop work, holding down sprine 70
taii oistrioution and flooding me
countrys Etreams and IowIanGs
nave thoir conpensations as tending
20 greatly improve future cron and
Goil conditions. Tho strikes how.
over. especially that OF the coal min.
OF $4,000 men, .s virtually a tar on
Industry as whole Just as truly az
are faiDlros and hre loasex. and CON
.ktitute ~ menace TO nil trade and in /.
tlRtry III q time when nearly nj,
othexsprospscts are I.saSfns."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-15
BAPTIST,

AZ Leigh Strcet-Rev. Howard I.
stewart the pastor. will preach nj
both services. Subjects: ii A. NJ
nv wse r. n liee .ySn Touches Earth" and
Wife?' Sunday school at 9:3O a. M.
q. \. p. u. at +. NJ.
~ Calvary-The pastor, Rev. Carter
ashton Jenkcns. will preach in tho
morning on The I.cprosy OF SIM"
ana ut night on Making Excuses"
Rev. Rev; w; +. Robertson. REV: l. W.
S"0pe VIII preach mt IL a. NJ. and s
!. NJ. Sunday school at $3.50 a. NJ.
b. \. p. U. ut Z +. NJ.
At Broadus Memorial--Thc pastor.
Rev; w. l.. Gibson. wilt preach Mt III
\. M. on I'm the likeness OF His
Young Man Sow Ills Wild Oats"
Special Easter music at both services.
Is. Y. i. u. ut l.. NJ.
AT Gintor Park-The pastor. Rev,
william liedley. will preach at II A.
NJ NJ on s"EastSr," and at p. NJ. on
ut +. NJ.
AZ Pine Street.-The pastor. Rev.
Leland Jerome Powell. will preach at
u A. NJ. on The Last Victory" and
at night on Life Out of Death"
I e. "a, s e. ~ at $50 a. NJ. b. Y. p.
At East End-The pastor Will
preach. at II a. NJ. on The Morning
the Greatest God" There viii be
special Easter music rendered by the
"a. NJ. b. Y. p. U. at p. NJ. 80
At venabie Strect-Rey. John r,rn-
a. NJ. Al the evening hour The mil
PIT VIII be filled by Rev. John A.