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The Cordova daily times., 1922-05-24
DENVER CLERGY FAVOR FAITH
 HEALING

1 DENVER, May 24-FolloWing re- cent announcement that the Episcopal churches of Denver would unite in opening a downtown mission for the purpose of holding "old-fashioned re- ligious healing services" action has been taken by the Methodist Episco- pal church of this city to make Chris tian healing" an integral part of the teaching of that denomination.
 A resolution was adopted at semi mar on healing, participated in by Den yer Methodist Episcopal ministers, de- claring that "such of our ministers as may become adequately trained in the principles involved in Christian heal ing be urged to make this subject an integral part of their ministry The ministerial conference also agreed to adopt sympathetic atti- tude toward persons who claim to have been healed and who may desire membership in our churches"
 Spirited debate preceded the adop- tion of the resolution, during which Prof. B. B. Kessler, of the Tiff School of Theology of Denver, vigorous ly opposed to the resolution.
 q am not in favor of recommend ing that our ministers become faith healers," Dr. Tiff declared. "For a minister to fool with the buzz-saw is to put himself at great disadvantage. Not everyone can be trained in psy- cho-therapy. Most of us ministers lack the peculiar endowment neces- sary for Christian healing. Our main work is to preach the gospel of Jesus Christ, which is good for the body as well as the. soul"
 Rev. Loren M. Edwards pastor of local Methodist church, declared that "it doesn't take psychological freak to kneel down at a bedside and invoke Divine healing power" and strongly urged adoption of the resolu- tion.
 We've all been backward in the field of Christian healing" he said, "and to take this step forward now is big thing, a historic move for the Methodist church"
 The resolution deprecated any at titude which would tend to discredit the medical profession, but recom- mended sympathetic attitude to- ward persons who "believe they have been cured or believe they have re- ceived physical benefits through the ministry of prayer"
 "As to method, technique or sys- tenn" the resolution said, i've have no recommendation, but suggest that further research on the part of the church be encouraged, and we urge upon our physicians the added thera- peutic value of personal faith and prayer"
The Cordova daily times., 1922-05-24
POLICE STATION FILLED
 WITH COMMUNITY STILLS

TOLEDO, May 24. - May borrow your still?
 "One person in the neighborhood buys the still and his neighbors pay him so much for the use of it." Judge Aaron Cohn declared in talking be- fore members of the League of Wo men Voters. "It makes the rounds like the old saurerkraut cutter.
 "We have community stills piled to the ceiling at Central station"
The Cordova daily times., 1922-05-24
ITS A QUEER WCPLD!

MUNCIE Ind, May 24.-It isn't the flappers but men and women "old enough to know better" who go in for spicy literature and that sort of thing. A committee of the Mothers Council named to investigate reports that pa, pers and magazines of the racy kind are being sold here, got this informa- tion from newsdealers, who admitted they derived considerabl revenue from the sale of such publications
The Cordova daily times., 1922-05-24
MARSHAL FoCH, PREFERS
 TO BE ACTIVE MEMBER

PARIS, May 24.-Recently, when at the wedding of his niece, at Tarbes- his native town-Marshal Foch was ap- preached by the local Federation Of War Veterans and asked to become an honorary president of the federation.
 "Why should I be honorary" asked Foch. "Ill join, but put me down as an active member and as one of the men of Tarbes who fought in the war"
 Returning to Paris, the Marshal inn mediately sent in his membership form, accompanied by a check for twenty-five francs, dues for one year.
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The Cordova daily times., 1922-05-24

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The Cordova daily times., 1922-05-24

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The Cordova daily times., 1922-05-24

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New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
Resale Of Block
Front of Flats
OnAudubonAv.
A..,s,Or DispOses Of Two
Eouses Recently Bought;
oUST oUick Turnover on East
ash Street Apartment

powrsn and Nehring Bros
s'rn' 49, { sor Louis Kramer to the
49,, i.'s we ysrrusOn Construction Com
STrH =. ' "a Sx.story apartments Oe-
ph'y 'H' ,,oet front on Audubon Ave
1l1,ns a..'... s iisd and i7sd streets on
-. =. I,css ,ssss, recently purchased % through .
'l'' l.... 10, brokers. The houses were
ne san, go ooo and arc reported to
80. ss.o bsen sold toT eass, from Tho
hiys h,. ~ sinno,t bought rom ,sa e..a ,no
Lnln.,i'.rSyieh Corporation nv Fss, rss
Nanoe''L-'r L"--'.rtmert At ,..sS Esss
s.oiy .tlssh street. 2b.exlVO1' loeAteu '
Elghty-eigAsh ~ Madison Avenue,
.sS ..srovss Paul D. ssIs. .i,,s sse = Dam.
nv ,n.,eoi5 n through 0keii'{ sold for
re,S'o ovs-sonsr !, 4 Sen ms, solu @ lor
d. he'sfs.,.,h esifs.,.h lrostee. the sih-story
Frances eeus..s eU,,.,sl lorloO, az b36 and
modern aPr.li,-Ily.stcond Street; also
65s Lasl ssiK Dusehnes to Samuel
sold FOR ~ a. sursiory tenement, with
Hofnsss - - second Avenue, 20x6O, and
deit, se,se Estates, lnep for the
% ies roYsgsge Company, 2bl East
~ ,Sireet, . fye-story tenement and
- ~. vi.h four families on a floor,
"a Al $4,000.
"a c Kopp 4 co. sold 81 and SIC
rssi Sixteenth Street, two flve-story
,.ssneuts. 25xi00 each.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
Real Estate News
Women Real Estate Brokers
Locate In East 55th Street

Roberta +. Castleman, Inc, leased
the seven-story business building az
p East Fifty-hftb Street for eighteen
and half years, and viii oecupv The
ground hoor store for their own OF.
hces, specializing IN real estate broker
age and management.
Roberta i. Casticman, president Of
the concern, has been active ia r.ai
estate IN New York for several
years. Mrs. Grace W. Psrke, vice.
president, Is the widow Of the former
viee-president Of the international Pa.
per Company. Elidor X. Campbell. at
taehed 70 the British Embassy during
the. war and later connected with Jo-
seph p. Day and &C one time manager
OF a 60000-aere tract belonging 20
Percy Rockefeller and others IN North
Carolina, Is secretary and treasurer.
Edmund J. Port, connected with
Worthington Whitchouse, Inc, for nine
years, Will take charge Of the manage
ment department and specialize In the
leasing and selling Of high class apart
ments. While the building itself has
been leased from the Broadway and
Thirtieth Street Corporation, the prop
erty Is owned by the estate Of Eliza
beth +. NJ. Peck. The building was
completed about one and half years
ago, but has never been occupied,
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
Stores and Lofts in Demand
In Central and Midtown Zones

The New York and Paris Peacock
Shoe. Company leased through the
Cross & Brown Company the nfst store
on forty.seeond Street, west Of the
Bristol Building, at an aggregate
rental OF 500 900.
The Warranty brokerage Corpora
tion leased ~ an aggregate rental ex-
eeeding 100000 the frat three fooru
AZ the northeast corner OF West End
Avenue and SiSty-fourth Street TO for
mer Commander William s. Read, OF
the Z. s. n, recently retired.
Butler & Baldwin, Inc, leased the
corner store Of the Grand Central Pal
ace building. At Forty-sixth Street and
Lexington Avenue, 70 James p. silo &
Son, auetloneers.
Clark T. Chambers. Inc, leased the
fourth floor 40 i02 10 los Madison Ave
nue. TO CoTbett Brothers Company, silk
ribbon merchants.
Thoens d Fiaunlaeher, Inc, leased
the fourth hoor at S07 Sixth Avenue 20
the Fair Trading Company, Inc.
Charles q. Keller rented the eaateriy
store az 25 and 81 West Thlrty-seyenth
Street 10 William Allen 4 Co., Inc.
Tankoos. Smith 4 Co. leased a store
Of the building at the southeatt corner
Of Broadway and Thirty-hrst Street "a
the Pennsylvania Trunk and Bag Com
pany.
Hell l. Stern leased at 20 and 81
East Twenty-Seeond Street the seventh
hoor 20 Solomon 4 Gurenson; az i31
TO il4 West Twenty-hfth Street the
eighth hoor 20 Fred Neugass a Co.: al
100 West Twenty-siEth Street the tenth
hoor 20 Davis q Stern, and AZ 2lB West
Thirty-seventh Street tho fourth hool
10 william ]. Markowitz.
M. A l.. Hess, Inc, leased the base
ment at IS West Eighteenth Street 4
Marshall Field & Co.; with Bastine Z
Co. the store and basement At liz and
ia East Nineteenth Street 90 The
George Willeomb Company, cotton
goods.
PeAsc & Gilman leased one Of th'
stores at the northeast corner OF Sixty
fourtt Street and Madison Avenue q
Daniel Reeves. chain grocer
T. n. Clear 4 Co. leased 20 Arthur
shulmsn the second floor AZ 252 Wcs'
Twenty-ninth Street.
Louis schrag leased the hras loft a
isg West TWenty-seeond street e
Abraham Epstein and Louis shikorsi
the ton loft at i5g West Iwenty.-seeont
street 70 Goldberg & Cornheld, Ans
the top loft at il0 West Twenty-hrs
Street 20 Albert Milillo.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
Proceeds Of This Sale for
Poor Families i'm Ireland

A " Oitterman SOLO Tor suoRe
r4arles ]. Martin, Of New Haven,
cerr- acting for the trustees under
IA viii Of tho late Patrick Murray,
i;t.ifs West 225th Street, with a plot
4 I've lots on Leyden Street, overlook
isr the Columbia Stadium at 22Oth
Street The proceeds. under the will
d Mr. Murray, are 10 be used "to pay
sst such portions OF the principal 10
M deserving poor people Of Drunna-
oreile, Billywillwill. Dunklrk, Dun
,o,S ana Dunmore, all of the County Of
nsrt. Ireland, as the discretion Of the
nustees shall dictate, to any person
A. persons, particularly those In dan
vr Of losing their homes, 20 be given
svl,sly, without any notoriety or pub
atisy. The property has been bought
N tie Deifel Corporation, which ms
isd plans prepared for the erection Of
i,gf two-family semi-detached houses.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
history Loft Building
For East 38th Street pIoi

Arthur Grsonbaum and Nathan VIII
son have purchased from Bonwil. Tel
Ter & Co. the two four-slory dwellings
al Il and 10 East Thiriy-sighth Street,
5Oxps.s, held at $4,000, on which they
plan 10 cree. a fourteen. story loft and
ohiee building which will represent IN
inyestment Of approximately $3.50. 900.
Boawit, Teller A Co.'S store extends
over large part Of the Fifth Avenue
front from Thirty y-Eeventh 70 Thirty
eighth street, with an II" % Thirty
Seventh Street, - we'll a. the twelve
tto-y Scribner Building. at 10 and "
East Thirty-eighth Street, which II
holds under a long lease. The site Of
the building planned By Messrs. Green
baum Had Wilson adjoins the seribnor
building. and its floors will be on the
same level rs that structure, as well
az the other foorB Of the Bonwit Tel
Ter store, 30 that should extension OF
ne storv be favored Il will be possible
y add floors IN the proposed building.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
Space for Textile Brokers

Herbert Mclean Purity 4 Co. leased
90 Arnstaedt A Co.. II. y. Stscht. presi
dent, the ffteenth floor In the Mills &
Glib Building. 2ss Fourth Avenue. 90
net annual rental of $4,000. Arm
staedt & Co. are large importers and
commission merchants IN the textile
trade
Albert B. Ashforth, Inc. leased
space at $3.50 West Thirty-eighth
Street 20 Samuel French. Inc. and at
IT'S Broadway 70 Dave Bellsey Gem
pany.
Pease & Gilman leased pArlor
floor store A. West Flftleth Street 20
Mary r. Hinriehs.
Rosenberg Colt Company leased
floors At "a Sixth Avenue 20 Bradford
College Clothes. Inc; 40 i17-1i9 West
Twenty-third Street, to tho Square
Uniform Company. Inc; at l26-l30
West Twenty-seeoud Street 20 Benja-
min ". Schih; az il2 West Twenty
ninth street to Bloch a Shapiro. and
with CarHtein & Linnekin. a. 1885
Broadway. space 20 Arteraft Button
Company.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
Naianson May Build l5-Story
Hotel on Lexington Ave,

Max n. Nathaason bought from
the Mandol-Ehrieh Corporation the
plot at the southeast corner OF Lss-
lngson Avenue and foriy-siKth street,
IOOxi5O. The property was held By che
selling corporation al 100000 Il y
understood that Mr. Natanson II havs
ing plans prepared fcr hiteen-stofy
hotel. Paul D. SAKE was the broker
Until recently this corner held the old
Clifford House, q relic Of bygone day
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
Big Ice Plant for Bronx

Sharroit q Thom sold for Frances
Augusta DeVinne the plot. 63.Gxiss.s,
northeast corner Of isist Street and
Grant Avenue, and Tor the estate -
Henry Aeker the adjoining plot or
l6lst Street. @5xiS6.C. and Tor Joseph
ire Franz the tao dwellings at Sea
and s96 Grant Avenue, Nxio5. three
parcels comprising 10000 square feet
The purchaser. the Empire State lee
Corporation, will Immediately improve
tho plot with a three-story ice plant
The Nlevenhous Company has been
given the contract.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
Millions in Lonns on Realty

Alfred q. Marks placed for the Park
Avenue Operating Company the follow
ing mortgages: si,2b0.00O on bl2 Fifth
Avenue, southwest corner Of Foriy-
third Street; $4,000 on i2i West
Seventy-seeond Street; $4,000 on 399
Park Avenue; 100000 on the schmer-
horn Apartments, Eighty-second and
Eighty-third streets. Madison Avenue,
and 100000 on l0@ East foriieth
Street; also for James B. Duke. t6i5.-
600 on northeast corner OF Fifth Ave
rue and Sevonty-eighth Street; for
the Plandome Heights Company (B. n.
Duke), $4,000; building and perma-
nent mortgage Tor the Browning Jones
School on 90 and 81 East Sixty-second
Street. $4,000; for the Pictorial Re
view Company, si,O0Oo00. on south
vest corner Of Thirty-ninth street and
Seventh Avenue; also 100000 on Ce-
darhurst Theater, Central Avenue,
Ccdarhurst l.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
rur curncu or ST NICHOLAS

vim Avenue and Forty.eighth street
MALCOLM James Macleod NlnlHtfr
Il A. ND A. 4. Warnshula. ~ London,
England.
Rp. M-Rog Robert ~. couriney
= 20 r. H-Organ Recital by lfofsssQf
Rchilsder accompanied bY iollh ara
'Crllo.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
Buys Estate at Iryington

william B. Nisbei, who recently sold
MS country estate. known 90 Lone
Pine Farm, AT Great Darlington, Mass,
through Kenneth Ives q Co, has pur'
chased through the same brokers a
six aud a half acre place on Clinton
Avenue, lvington Hudson, known
as the Van Etten place. The property
Is improved with a twelye.room house,
stable, garage and barn. Il was At one
time a part Of the estate Of Daniel G.
Reid. New York banker. The purchaser
plans extensive alterations FOR sprinG
occupancy.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
Corporation 10 Erect Flat
On Vest 9th Street Site

The Transverse Realty Corporation
(Bloom. Rubin 4 silVsrman) bought
from Shredder 4 Koppel the vacant
site, 7sxi0o, a. 10 20 n West Ninety
seventh Street Tor improvement With a
six-story apartment house. The pur-
ehasers sold the two newly completed
store buildings erected b. them. each
50xio0. on the north side a fremont
Avenue, on $50 fee. west aud the other
300 feet vest Of Anthony Avenue. They
were purchased b. Krumdieck Brothers
The Transverse Realty Corporation also
sold 90 client OF Aax Monfried the
southwest corner OF Walton Avenue
and 1881 Street, G3T95 II will be ina
PROVED. A. d. Phelns was the broker.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
REFORMED
Collegiate Church Of New York
~ MIDDLE CHURCH

Second Avenue snd seventh street
Rev. Edgar Frankilr h0mlg. Minister
will preach ~ n A. ". and J.. ~
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
Operators Buy Olyphani
Home In East SD Street

William A. White & Sons sold for
Robert 0lyphant bis residence az 10
East Fifty-seeond Street, 30xi0O. 70
Mandelbaum 4 Levine, Inc. The south
side Of Fifty-seeoud Street Is restricted
against business. but the restrictions
expire IN the near future. Important
business Is rapidly eentering in tho
block. Nine. J.. Thurn being on the op.
posite side. The Proctor residenee AZ
n East Fifiy-sceond Street was sold
last week.
sherman & Kirsehner sold for the
Bliss Real Estate Company the four
story house a. 1854 Lexington Avenue,
f68Y56.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
Suits In Flats Leased

Pease a Elliman leased apartmeni'
No 1915 Park Avenue 20 Egbert Mot
ham; NJ $50 Seventh Avenue, 70 y. A.
Beck, a. III West fifty-seyenth Street.
10 DR.. q. b. Wig and 70 =, o, Bur.
ridge; az I25 East Sevoniy.second
street. 10 ". =. Schelli az 80 Fast
Eighty fourth Street, % Eugene vntei.
meyer, and at 2e5 Centrel Park West
"a D.nlel Tatuni
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09

.ss-lbout $500 square feet. 1908
fNf, with live steam and power.
r. immediate. tenant without
IA, y hd.rred Apply Max Gutschneider.
y" ilih e. Chelsea 5of5.
III OF THREE OFFICES. private
-ss,s...ieneoard. mahogany furniture. viii
Rse.. .f,hsonabiy. 20l West t3th a.,
- y.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
East 9th 81. Site May BE
Rcsold for Tall Loft Site

I. Randolph Jacobs and Everett Jacobs
purchased from y. Lawrence smith the
two fvc-story dwellings At i24 ard l2s
East Twenty-seventh Street zbnlo0i
also from Cornelius {. Beekman l22,
25yi0O. adjoining making a combined
plot 75xi0O. Negotiations are pending
Tor q resale Of the property Tor i'm
pfovement with a twclye-story loft.
The broker In both transactions was
Du BOis Smith
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
silk Firm Gets Busy Corner
In Fulton Street, Brooklyn

The Joseph Miner Company closed
three-cornered deal on SIC Fulton
Street, Brooklyn. The property was
bought from the Dosehsr estate BY
BIng 4 Bing. who In turn leased Il for
tWeniy-one years, with a renewal priv
ilcgc for a similar term, to the Prim-
rose SILK stores, az 425 Fifth Avenue,
this city. The aggregate involved In
the sale and lease Is close 10 81 5000
Francis j. Thyme, president Of the
company, Announces that he viii begin
alterations on the Fulton Street corner
Immediately.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
s2.OOO.OOO Brooklyn Flat

samuel Williams q Son bought from
Irving I. T. Smith the family home
stead occupying the block front on ihc
south side Of S. Marks Avenue, begin
ming at Brooklyn Avenue. Il was held
az t35o,000, and Is 20 BE- Improved b.
the buyers with a sia.story elevator
apartment which will Involve tcial
investment Of about $1,000 900. J
Chaimowl.z vas the broker.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
To Ruild i'm Flushing

J. Albert Johntra sold for John ".
Crawford the plct on the south side Of
Broadway near Murray Street, Flush.
ing, L. l., 10 Frank Prote, who will
erect a two-story building containing q
ttorc and apartments.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
Two Bronx Block .ronts Sold

The block front on Crotona Park
way from lSist Street % Hornaday
Place has been acquired through q
series OF eonveyenees By Adolph &
Henry Bloch.
The block front on the north side Of
18TH Street, between Morris ard
1raht avenues, 200xi25, has been sold
BY Albert J. SchwarIler 10 a speeulator
through Warren Y. Johnston.
The Dworgold Realty Company sold
70 Aaris Perlman the property, 6oxio0.
on the west side Of Southern Bouie.
ward, 275 feet north Of Jennings Street.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
Invest In Bronx Flats

Calm Calm sold TO Theodore Ehr-
sam 11te Intervsle Avenue. recently
acquired by the seller. IL Is a FIVE
story apartment with stores, 50xl00.
Pierre Babighan was the broker.
Eugent J. Busher Company, Inc. re-
sold for Harry Calm, 1925 Boston Road,
hve-story apartment, b0xi52, 90 Re-
becca Herbsman and Mollic Goldberg.
J. Clarence Davies, Inc, sold fOt
Mary Lawrence 20 William Alexander
875 East 135th Street, dwelling, i6.sx
800
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
brooklyn Waterfront Tract Sold

G. P. Butterly sold for Colonel John
l.. Helms, formerly president Of the
Coney Island Brooklyn Railroad
Company, the vacant property, i041
10. at the southwest corner Of Henry
and Centre streets, Brooklyn. 70 Wal
ter r. Prosser. who will improve the
site with storage warehouse building.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
Mrs. Harriet +. Maiheson Buys
Fine Estate at ColebrOol

Mrs. Harriet T. Matheson bought Ior
nsrrnarent residence the properly
Lnawn AS Fine Estate in the Norfolk
coionv AZ Colebrook, Conn, created ~
Jsrorr. Alexandra at q cost OF $4,000.
u consists OF i7e acres and a stone
dvsijing erected By Church, Kerr & Co.
a. eost Of $4,000. In addition there
80 cottages and outbuildings. h. IL.
Peek' Of &. osgood Pell & Co.. negoti-
ated the deal.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
Sales In BROOKLYN

William Llss. Inc, sold for Isoofe
solomon four two-story buildlngr nov
In course OF contraction on ne res.
side OF Coney Island Avenue. zt0 icfs
south OF Kings Highway, sQHiVo.
J. Laeoy sold for Helen goldberg,
Henry Welsman dwelling AZ liss
East Nineteenth Street.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
brooklyn

fftsEa, AetA. $50, SO floor. s1s: Cd noor,
SA - AstGmsn. it7 0resnEioh 81.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
sslFAhfAENTs 10 LET-UNrURNIsHED


sn ~ PARK WEST. f7s-Eirht iarse.
nss,. go rooms tnd bath; two toilets !
sbs ..ti' nei water, electric light; reason
80 ~ ~ cqpt. basement a. All, or Good
oooowin. 80 Lenox Az.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
$50 Acres Bought for Camp

sswklll Pines, In tho Poeono Noun
tains. consisting Of 900 aeres. with q
modern lodge containing hfty rooms,
has been sold 20 Major Ratzkof. The
major intends 10 convert this property
into a boys and girls camp, at = cost
OF upward OF 100000. The Finkelstein
Company negotiated the deal.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
suite. for Madison Avenue

herman Strauss has taken n twenty
ors.y,n ease of 770 Madison Avenue,
sou.Aren roYner Of Sixty.sixth Street,
4. A annual rental Of $4,000 for the
Ar.i seven years and an increased net
rental fhetaftcr. The building viii
b nnodeled into stores and apart
rfnfI
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
Sell Hunts Point Avenue Flat

The s. a s. Building CoTporatien
sold 70 the N. p. Realty Company tho
6ye. story apartment recently oomplsi-
ed AZ si5 Hunts Point Avenue. The
brokers we're Block q Flick.
The Vogbcrg Realty Corporation solo
10 samuel Wunderman the property o
so7 ard 500 Fast fremont Ayenu'
g2.7riQO.iy irregular.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
PREsByTERIAS
Brick CHURCH

Tlffh AYrnne and Thirty.seTenth otreft.
xirf.t,rs William Pierson Merrill,
! Theodore AinswOrth Greene.
Dr. MERRILL will preach a. ~ and 4
Subject. y. ~. The Way % Christ
TO PEACE"
tP. -Haudcrs Oratorio.
TIE MESSIAH will be sung. Sclolsts.
Ines Barbour. soprano; Rose Bryant con-
tralto. Arthur Hackett. tenor; Frank Cron.
tou, bass, Clarence Dickinson. Orsaniat and
choirmastsr.
Bible School, s.fe 4. n.
General Discussion Bible Class a. 10 A. n.
Leader, Prof. Charles Thaddeus Terry,
G.10-T.sO. TOunE Peoples Society Social and
Supper Meeting. "a West 3lth street
MONDAY Service every weokday az 1850.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
> To LET-FuRNIsHED
Manhattan

-heiDE DRIVE. tsG--7 rooms. baths I;
,r,.-s y rented Immediately AZ sacrince (;
cssssS., ron 20 months. Telephone
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
Sell. Loft Bourht at Auction

Horny Brady sold Tor q client Of
Frederick de- Pcyster Forster the six
story loft, 376x9s.e. at e6-6s West i52d
street, foreclosure, At the stand Of Ar.
Brady on October a. The buyer 10
Daniel Dryer.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
Flats for Long Island City

Tho Roman Callman Company sold
to Emil KArlik the block front On the
south side Of Washington Avenue. be-
tween Fourth and Fifth avenues. Long
Island City. The purchaser will i'm.
mediRtely improve the site with o store
ard apartment.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
rgkSIsHED APARTMENT WANTED

si.-BroaAway; Z ana 3 rooms. well
sso,s.sa apartments, elevator 2teb
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
Results of Auction Sales
nv rhsrpU p. DAY

~ JOSEPH p. DAY
plvsox s.r ~ 1910 n Of Bolton "a.
yristrsE irits. fr .dwlg, Gussie strauss
/, NJ A Weefe et al; Joseph s lsrael
fsj. duo. 81 f6e.ei; taxes ttc, Nf4'sf'
"a tr,uel Kalpairick for $500.
M Ay 500. q =. 20 n Of 1bth - ls1 y
ie,,io wien an IL" 20 26o aud 2t1 "
~ ~ vaIr2Grfb. h-sty factory and 3
~ ri 1d strs. Jane " Houghtaling ys.
esrsrsef Realty 90 et al John '0ucn
M. PARTITION. 20 Mildred hollander Tor
M ifb
New-York tribune., 1922-12-09
Five Buildings in Chelsea
Section Bought by Milk Firn.

! Edgar LeayeTaft & Co. sold for
is B,nk OF New York and Trust Com
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