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The New York herald., 1922-01-04
MISS HOLLINS DEFEATS
MR.. HECKSCHER IN GOLF
Natiora' Champion Beats Her
Challenger at Aiken.

Special Dispatch to THE New York HERALD
AIKEN, S. c., Jan. 3.--In the long ex-
pected golf match between Miss Marion
Hollins Of New York, who defeated Miss
Cecil Leitch. the English star, for the
national wonen's golf championship
and Mr.. G.. Maurice Heckscher of New
York, played to-day on the Palmetto
Club course, and Miss Hollins won by I
and to play.
Among those who followed the players
were Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick A. Snow Of
New York. Mr.. and Mrs II. S. Taintor
Mr.. Harold Hayes. Mr. and Mrs. John b.
Corliss of Detroit Mr.. Reginald Lewis OF
New York, well known amateur golfer.
Late this evening the golf party left
WillcoX's by automobile to catch the
train for New York at Columbia. In It
were Miss Hollins, Mr.. and Mrs. Heck
scher and Mr.. Lewis.
The match grew out OF a challenge
made year ago when Mr.. Heckscher
took up golf. He told Miss Hollins II she
would give him year at the game he
would defeat her. She accepted and to-
days match proved Mr.. Heckscher
wrong.
The New York herald., 1922-01-04
LIEUT. COL. X. A. GREENE,
VETERAN OF WAR, DIES
Had Charge of $500 Muni-
fions Making Plants.

Lieut.-col. Raymond Austin Greene.
aged go of Passaic, n. j., president of
the Greene-Appleby Corporation of
Newark. automobile distributors, died of
pernicious anaemia yesterday at the
New York Hospital.
During the war Col. Greene was in
charge OF production for the Ordnance
Department in Philadelphia. Under him
we're 500 plants converted into war in
drstries. He was a member of the
Union League Cub OF New York. New
York Athletic Club Arcola Country
Club OF Arcola. N. j., Essex County
Country Club of Orange, n. j., and
Carroll Post, American Legion. at Pas
sale. He leaves a son. Raymond B.
Greene. a student at Har, ard. and two
hi others. Funeral services will be Fri
day. in his home, with burial in Cedar
Lawn Cemetery
The New York herald., 1922-01-04
ART FURNITURE ON VIEW.
American Art Galleries to Sell Fit
tings of Home.

The American Art Association is to
sell at auction to-day all the artistic
contents of an imposing residence at
Eightieth street and Riverside Drive.
The house was opened to the public yes
terday preparatory to the sale, and
many inspected the rooms.
All the rooms are replete with sump-
tuous furniture. In the drawing room,
be sides carved rosewood suite of early
American work. are decor ted satinwood
chairs. Vernis Marten sleigh chair, a
Louis Philippe console, n cabinet of
Dutch marquetry. an Empire eide table
mounted in cuivre dore. clock So is,
andirons. screens q rosewood piano. q
Harewood etagere and many small OBJ
jects of art.
The bedrooms contain beds and dress
ing. tables elaborately decorated with
inlay. and the dining room has a full
service Of interesting and varied porce-
lains. In the library, bedrooms and
upst'ir sitting rooms are many Orientai
objects Of art. including antique paint
ings. some of them mounted on screens
carvings in ivory. crystal spheres OF
various sizes and vases OF Satsuma and
cloisonne.
The New York herald., 1922-01-04
In Menorism.


Fogarty, Mary y. Maibrunn Hannah
DOwEN-Patrick j., beloved husband OF
Catherine r. (nec Sheridan) and devoted
father Of Catherine Il. Cluney. Rc~idenco
"a 37th st.' Elmhurst' l.. l. Funeral
notice later.
CHANDLER.-Aiexandcr (Cnppy). on Tues
day, January g. after short ilineas, az
143 Henry ST. Brooklyn. n. Y, Notice
cf funeral hereafter.
CLARIS. .--On Monday, January q 1922
Charlotte Henrietta, wife Of the late c.
ne late Geoise lli Muller. 81. D. Funeral
from her late residence. 232 81 Johns
place, BROOKLYN. on Wednesday. January 4.
II $50 A. NJ a, Glen Cove. L. I.
COLEs.-At Yonkcrs, on January 2, 1929
Ella J. Coles, daughter OF the late Cor
ucliua and Abigail Y. Coles. Funeral ser
vice at her late residence. 207 Warburton
nv.. Yonkers, Thurrday morning ut II
o'clock. Intermeni Greenwood Cemetery.
CoMER-At hts residence IN New York city
on Tuesday, Jsnuary 3, 1922. OF pneumonia
Harry. beloved husband Of Blanche Pea.
body Conner. Funeral services at Grace
Church. broadway and Tenth ST. on
THURSDAY. January 8, at 10 a. NJ. kindly
omit flowers
coNER. Holland Lodge. No. 8. f. and A.
M.-Brethren: You are requested 20 at
tend the funeral Of our late brother. Harry
Conner. al Grace Church, Broadway and
10Th st.. on Thursday. January ;. at 10
A. VI. Ashbol Green.
Master.
CORDUKE.-On Sunday, January I. in22.
RCre. beloved wife OF the late John Cor
duke. Funeral from f1S East Goth 81. on
"wednesday at . 30 =. NJ.
CRUMP. TUESDAY, January 3, 1922, will
lam Armistsad Crunp, infant son OF Ar
mistead 9. Crump, NJ. D., and Jean Blu
rard Crump (noe Cannon Funeral ser-
Vices MT ne home ~ his parents. 2i3 East
8sth at, Wednesday afternoon. January 4.
i.22. o'clock. inE E1ncnt At Richmond.
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FRANK E. HAFF DIES AT So.
Long Prominent I'm Long Island
Railroad Company.

Frank &C. Haff. 50. secretary and as
sistant treasurer of the Long Island
Railroad Company. died yesterday at
Roosevelt Hospital OF hardening of the
arteries He lived at 233 West Eighty
third street.
Mr.. Haff, who was born in Islip.
J.. l.. had been with the Long Island
Railroad for forty years. He entered the
service OF the road as a telegraph oper-
ator In 1881 and rose until he vas made
secretary and assistant treasurer I'm
1920. He took an active interest In the
welfare organizations OF the railroads s
employees. He was one OF the organ
izers and first president OK me Kew
Gardens Country Club and a prominent
Mason. He leaves his wife and two
sons. Services will be held tomorrow
at the First Baptist Church. Seventy
ninth street and Broadway. Burial viii
be at Halifax, Pa.
The New York herald., 1922-01-04
Miss Baker III
After Wedding
Is Postponed
No Other Date Set for Mar
riage to Mr.. Mccormick and
Chicago Society Is Puzzled.

Special Dispatch TO THE NEw York HERALD
CHIcaco, Jan. 3.-The dramatic post
ponement Of the wedding of Miss Mary
Landon Baker. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred L. Baker. and Allister McCor-
mick. son of Mr.. and Mrs. L. Hamilton
Mccormick, when guests were assem-
bled yesterday In the Fourth Presbyte-
rlan Church. was the principal topic of
conversation to-day IN society. - "
While parents of both were giving out
statements to-day about Miss Bakers
nervous collapse, which were confirmed
by DR.. Samuel ]. Walker. family physi-
clan; while the presents were guarded
at the Baker home and the white velvet
gown fashioned under Miss Bakers d.
rection lay unused, gossip said that the
gifts would be returned and that the
dress would never be worn.
Allister Mccormick was not seen at
the church yesterday, according to some
OF those present, and to-day they dis
cussed reports that he was waiting for
final word that Miss Baker would be
present. The wedding music was being
Ilayed when the Rev. John Timothy
Stone. pastor Of the church, announced
that there would be no wedding. A COM
plete collapse on the part of the bride
was given as the reason.
1hose calling to-Gay at the Baker
apartment. 1880 Lake Shore Drive. got
no further than the but er They were
referred to Mr.. Baker at his Office. MY
daughter is still ill., said he. "It Is
most regrettable-the postponement of
the wedding. But there was absolutely
nothing else to be done. 1t is too early
to set another date. All depends on
my darghter's recovering her health.
Ihe doctor tells me she is still in d
highly nervous state"
AT the Mccormick home L. Hamilton
Mccormick said: I'VE knew of Miss
Bakers Illness several days ago. We
hoped to the last that she would be
alb to go through the ceremony My
son and Mary love each other They
have been childhood sweethearts NV
dauehter will set the next date for the
wedding, I suppose"
DR.. Walker. whose daughter Miss
Helen Walker. was to have been Miss
Bakers only attendant, said he did not
believe Miss Bakers Illness would be
serious. "It was case OF nervous
collapse and she will be much better
when she awakens,'' said he.
The fact that once before after In
vitations had been sent out for the Nc
Cormick-B Baker wedding they mad been
recalled formed basis for societys
doubts asWo TIE ceremony going through
this time. Miss Baker is said by her
friends to he clever. artistic and fond
of the unexpected.
The New York herald., 1922-01-04
At washington Hotels.

New York arrivals at Washington
hotels inclrde:
The Willard-Mrs John b. Foster.
Nr. and Mrs. B Waldo. ]. j. Wenda !,
w. B. Wille't. Rush Taggart, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. c. Mills e. G. Curtis, Henry
~-een, Eric Joseph w. NJ. Cal"e1.
~ and Mrs J. p. Franklin. J. Franklin
F,,lton. James Robbins. r. d. Sheldon.
J. A. George Robert J. Taylor and Mrs.
Henry Lockhart.
Tho Shoreham--P. G. Hutchins. Jr. {;
r.. w Elwood william w. Porter, Mrs.
T.. NJ. Charleston and Oscar b. Berg
strom..
The Washington--J. w. Moore. c. b.
Sanford. Don Wesley Hill, S. b. Coun,
Mrs r. j. Kamphan. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam z. Weirton. c. Il. Cummings and
Wilbur Chambers.
The Raleigh-Joe e Malley. Edward
U. Tilton. N. F. Somerville and r. X.
Masters.
The New York herald., 1922-01-04
THE REV. JAMES KELLY.

The Rev. James Kelly, assistant pas
tor of ST. Clements Roman Catholic
Church, at Mariners Harbor. for eleven
years. died OF pneumonia last night in
st. Vincents Hospital. West New Brigh-
ton. staten Island. He had been III
about two weeks. Father Kelly was 6s
years old and is survived by a brother
lie was born in New York city and had
been connected with Catholic churches
in Manhattan and Brooklyn. Masses
will be said in his church Saturday
morning and burial will be I'm st. Ray
mond's Cemetery. The Bronx.
The New York herald., 1922-01-04
SALVATORE LAURA.

Michael Laura, Deputy Street Clean
lrg Commissioner. received word yester-
dny that his father, Salvatore Laura.
died on New Years Day in Sorrento,
Italy. his birthplace. which he was vis-
Ting for the first time since he came TO
America at the age of 10. Mr.. Laura
was 70 years old. lie had been resi-
dent of Brooklyn FOR more than fifty
years. He leaves his wife. four sons
and three daughterg
The New York herald., 1922-01-04

Special Dispatch to THE New YnK HEaAr ..
GLEN Cove, l.. l., Jan. 3.--Miss Alice
Trilbee Dawson. daughter Of Mr.. ARD
Mrs Henry P. Dawson. was married IN
s.. Johns Chapel at Lattingtown. To-
Gust Valley. this afternoon to Mr.. Ar
temus l.. Gates. son OF Mrs. z. L. Gates
of Clinton. Ia. The wedding brought
together more than a thousand friends
OF the families, two hundred OF whom
attended the ceremony.
Mr.. Dawson. who went to Georgia FOR
much needed rest. did not come North
for the wedding but sent his greetings
to the couple. together with the infor-
ma ion that he Is rapidly regaining his
health. In his fathers absence Mr.. F..
Trubee Dawson gave his sister away
Tie small. picturesque charel. the
seating capacity OF which Is limited ID
TIE 200 guests asked for the ceremony,
was in its decorative scheme 4 bit OF
concentrated Christmas. and a part CT
a novel lighting effect was a subdued
spotlight that picked out the bridal
7 arty in the chancel. In addition 20
the organ, played by Miss Jeanette
Dalton. Miss Marie Wilson Played the
ha- p during the service. The ceremony
was performed by the rector, the Rev.
L'r Charles w. Hinton.
III the brtlali party were thirty rel
atives and friends of the couple. Miss
Frances Dawson was her sisters maid
OF honor. The bridesmaids were Mrs.
Seth Low. Jr; Mrs. Robert A. Lovett.
Mass Eleanor Parrish OF Richmond. Va
Miss Louise Durant. Miss Priscilla Mur
Dock. Miss Mary K Lincoln. Miss Jean
Fletcher and Miss Henrietta Gates, sic.
ter OF the bridegroom. The ushcrs wee
Messrs. Cassius VI. Clay. r. G. Coomhe.
NJ n. Baldridge. Allan w. Ames. Archi-
bald G. McInwaine. Jr.; Folwell Coan
Robert b Deans. Charles Hathaway.
III. ; Edward B. Leiscnring, Kenneth II
Smith, John NJ. Vorys, ]. Eliot Wooll"y
David S. Ingals, Robert A. Lovett, John
c Fdrrar. JAMS v. Foi restal, James
Gould and Charles p. Taft I'd.
Classmates Act as Ushers.
Most of the ushers were classmates
of the bridegroom at Yale. Mr.. +.
Trubee Dawson was another Of his
cla asn1ates Lending the bridal narty TO
The New York herald., 1922-01-04
IN MEMORIAM.

FoGARTY-Mary T.. December 4. fe2tI
OF her soul will be offered al Church of
the Holy Name. n6th 81. and Am -terdanl
sv.. a. NJ Wednesday. January 4. 1922.
MAIBRUNN- In loving memory OF
our beicvcd mother, who departed this
life January 4. 1921. May her soul rest Ia
pppcc Her dear ones
The New York herald., 1922-01-04
TRAVELLERS AT KEY WEST.

Special Dispatch 70 THE New ronx HERALD
KEY WEST Fla. Jan. 3.--Arrivals at
the Casa Marina Include Col. u. @.
Wheeler and Mrs. Isabel Klein Of Louis
vile. Ky. Mr.. c. w. Welty. Miss NJ.
welty and Miss y. Heffron OF Pitts
burgh. Pa, are from Havana.
The New York herald., 1922-01-04
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Orme Wilson
will entertain a large dinner party at
their home tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Suffern Taller. who
have been passing the holidays with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Brown.
in Baltimore will return to-day TO New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Parmalee Prentice
returned yesterday from W'lliamstown.
Mass. after passing the holidays there
Mr.. Grenville l.. winthrop and his
daughters. the Misses Kate and Emily
Winthrop, have returned from Lenox
Mr.. and Mrs. Newbold lie Roy Edgar
have returned to New York from tuxedo
Park.
rr. and Mrs. John French have re-
turned to Greenwich. Conn, after a Few
days stay in Woodstock, VT
Mrs. william Disston is stopping at
the Ritz-Carlton Hotel.
Miss Beatrice Hyde. who spent the
New Years holidays at Coopcrstown.
N L..
Mrs william Truslow Hyde, at the Am
bassador Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Fftz Simons Will
leave for Europe on January 20 and re-
main in France for five months.
Col. and Mrs. Sosthenes Behn have
o-~'ved eror, Porto Pico ard "rN p the
Vanderbilt Mrs. Behn was Miss Mar
garet Dunlap.
The Hon. Charles and Mrs. Winn, who
are at the Vanderbilt Hotel. will leave
soon for Palm Beach. where they have
taken one of the Everglade cottages.
Mrs Henry 0. Hovemeyer will give a
luncheon party In the Plaza to-day for
her daughter. Miss Carlotta Havemeyer
WASHINGTON.
Major-Gen. John A. Lejeune. COM
mandant of the Marine Corns. and Mrs
Teja,Ine gave a surper dance at the
barracks last night for their debutante
daughter. Miss Laura Lejeune. the
guests including all Of the seasons
debutantes.
Mrs Harding headed the list of
patronesses for ball given at the
Willard last night for the berefit OF the
Columbia Hospital for women. Nine. Sze
was the guest of honor and assisted
Mrs. Thomas S. Bradley and Mrs
Jerome C. Hunsaker in receiving the
guests Many dinner parties were given
before the ball.
Mrs. Samuel ArentZ. wife OF Repre-
sentative Arentz of Nevada, received
yesterday afternoon
The marriage Of Miss Avis Hughes,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Rupert
Hughes, and Mrs. John NJ. Saunders
OF Seattle, Wash, will take place Janu-
ary 8 in New York, at the home OF Mrs.
George Creel. The Rev. Percy 5. Grant
will perform the ceremony. Miss ELIZA
beth Cobb. daughter of Irwin 5. Coop,
will be the maid OF honor.
Mrs. James W. Wadsworth. Jr. and
Miss Evelyn Wadsworth will leave
Washington January 16 for New York.
where they will visit until they sail for
I-tIrope
The New York herald., 1922-01-04
LOST AND FOUND.

1OST-GolnR frcm Capitol Thcater 70 the
RITZ. ~ 20 S~'"r'av .i~h' ha~k -tl'.
hand bsE containing bracelet. glasses. keys;
reward. Return 70 X. Capitol Theater.
LCST-Bark bookr. 2sn5il, 23a542. 27aal8
2iOG3O, New York Savings Bank; payment
stcppedl Please --t''rr - bark.
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M A r R E. D.

January 3, 1920
at the Hotel st. Regis. New York city
Adelaide Grant. daughter OF Col. sydney
Grant, to Ralph Francis Skillman, son Of
Mrs. Anna l.. Skillman.
The New York herald., 1922-01-04
E N c. A C E D

RI REDMOND-HURST.-Mr and Mrs. william
H. Hurst, $50 West 2i5th st. announce
the engagement of their daughter, Therege
to Mr.. william Francis Redmond
The New York herald., 1922-01-04

sTGMUND HEITLER. for many years IN
the wholeeale grocery and dry good bull
rtss In Bri'irh Honduras, died yeterday al
his home, Coz Wegt lIist street. lie was 81
years Old. Mr.. Heltlcr was born ~ Vienna
and went 90 British Honduras when boy
The New York herald., 1922-01-04
OBITUARY NOTES.

JOSEPH RosEN' HAL, 80. member Of
Rosenthal Grotta, ladies' neckwear i22
Fifth avenue, died Monday of n brain
hemorrhage at his home. 0TO Park avenue
lie leaves his mother. n sister. hig wifi, and
two daughters. Ma sonic funeral services Wili
he held tomorrow AT the home and burial
win be In Mount Hope Cemetery. Mount Hope.
The New York herald., 1922-01-04
D | E D

Bowen. Patrick ]. Mummy. Florence
Chandler Nlexardcr Murphy. Martin II.
Clark. Charlotte II. McAliTter. Ro~ anna
Coles, Ella j. Packer, Garret q.
Conner. Harry. Palmer. Mary c.
corduke, Roes Raymond, Florence Z.
CIump, William a. Rosenthai. Joseph
Cutler. Corinne NJ. eawver. Ida VI. W.
Delaney. Thomas A. scheercr. Katheryn n.
Erben, Caroline y. Spadone, Elizabeth A.
Coward. tlarissa Sur 10. Wary J..
Greene, Raymond A. Terhune. Franl. c.
TIaft. Frank r. Tallette. Margaret NJ
H,itler, Sgpund Nanferpoel. NJ. V. n.
Howell, Katharine II. Van Riper. Marjorie G
letter. Mary A. Vincent. Wesley G.
Merk. Joseph Wakefield. Alfred Y.
Mover. IoseDnine A. wilkins, Charlotte l..
miller, Mrs. Frank 9.
The New York herald., 1922-01-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Orne Wilson
will entertain a large dinner party at
their home tonight.
The New York herald., 1922-01-04
Classmates Act as Ushers.

Most of the ushers were classmates
of the bridegroom at Yale. Mr.. +.
Trubee Dawson was another OF his
classmates. Leading the bridal party to
The New York herald., 1922-01-04

Mr.. and Mrs. L. Parmalee Prentice
yesterday from W'lliamstown.
Mass, after passing the holidays there.
The New York herald., 1922-01-04

Mr.. and Mrs. +. Suffern Taller. who
have been passing the holidays with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Brown.
in Baltimore will return to-day TO New
York.
The New York herald., 1922-01-04

s.r. Grenville l.. winthrop and his
daughters, the Misses Kate and Emily
Winthrop. have returned from Lenox.
The New York herald., 1922-01-04

MERK.--At Rockaway Park. L. l., Joseph
Merk. Saturday. December 81. Funeral
services Wednesday 1t 10 A. NJ. at his
late residence.
The New York herald., 1922-01-04

LOST-Pekingess dog. male, bright red lost
72d ST.. between broadway and Columbus
az. liberal reward. Apply Miss FAY KING,
~ West 72d St Telephone Columbus 7D4i
or Columbus s962.
LOST-Scoteh terrier, small. black. at 9th
return 70 Apf. ~, 80 w. fith st.
LOST-White bulldog. belongs TO disabled
goldier. an"Wer5 name White. Return
PHILLIPS. 90 Park av Reward
The New York herald., 1922-01-04

Mrs Henry o. Havemeyer will give
luncheon party In the Plaza to-day for
her daughter. Miss Carlotta Havemeyer.
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wv 'rh'>'e' I'VE 'U'r! -HNSH. q Nuh.
i'iH SlNN hats chsnged from sale. .to-sold:
uul -5"d The story tUlG. $50 rsmernbsr.
CROSS nianda tor all mats good real
Z state. 5n'h md I.arChwOod ave.
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27S7 ". SELTZER 3T. Five Io"iu- bath.
excellent condition possession: s3iOo
IOHS =. FLETtHER. 2so" W. L"!hsh "N.
tons, send for list. ~
FALK ESSTEIN. ~ : lath s.. l."c $500.
1900 $. PATH ST. sscan, nrst-clsss cot
dItIun. nlpCtrictiy: Ray deposit mOV' IA.
JOHN DElsiER @?d and rras'!sr srs.
2.is ~. HILTON Sr.--rwU.story dwelling,
q rooms and bath, sunl'ner khchrn
WM. LISDlR. l3.& Chestnut Ct
! G. ADAMS announces removal O' MS
Peal l:stat. tJrce Septcmh.r 10 from lils
Walnut to 60s lLu'ulr tldv
INVESTMENT OppORTu&lTIfS- Hrvr"l-
'is. u,d y rooms. from $1,000 ny.
EMIL CHCRGLr Is=7 ur"mah'4"n Il e
IEIs \ 2g'rli e. Seven rooms ana KIT h"u.
Dutch hall. electric. hardwood rnOrs IN
mont: reas price. DeIaher. 2"I T"s"-r
I:i4 Johnson Sr-por,h. q rooms ami
bath, electric: $4,000.
NEIDE, 1871 Tnd SNYDER az"
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EWIs 'rnEN. "a. l1th and Ealnbr.dg.
$500. 9'"o--NEAR G ooth end Grarad, ave. s,or.
O''" Z" %M = LAIiEEGKS iEE SG5S 57ra ',G MsS,ST az
'StT FL@EE%GE &c mHsau',tpJ now
For lnf"rrna ton phone OYrrbrook G644 W
oolG HELMAR TERRACE. g rms and bath,
modern: $4,000 j. + cunningham. 5707 Ches.
f"r ave 0pen evenings and Sundays.
If YOU ar. thinking OF locating in South
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YER $50 housss for spectators & homs
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5000 BLOCK, WALNCT ST Six ,Qons and
E:..z----. Inc. 81 ;. GGln si shsr"ood ESQ.
100 BLo'il ;, kUBY sr --s',y ronms and
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CORNER STORE AND DWELLING - sic
ave. section; hot.water heat. electrir lightt
Al condition. wonderful location for any
business; pfiG- $40 $500 IN cash REQ.
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,Tu 81. below Race; I stoTl. SO zoo
FREI & CO., 40 n. q ST.

?sae \. I6TH-TulI S.story. . baths
kitchens. electrigity: price, right; pus-"s.
sion. CRAIGHEAD. 1895 Columbia ave
). II. COR. 0th and ,Montsotners eye., njr
astory store and dwelling; vacant reH.
sonabla CRAtGliEAD, 1916 Columbia ave.
S0.rII S'r, y. 139--TweINe rooms. = bstns
.I.r,ric. yearly lease
DAVID =. NEviN 80 y :Oth II
;,oO CAslI-i345 Sedgey g. Phlla. sta J:
ms d-sp lot. Ei" 81. Gruha'I..
Spruce 1912
- rms. baths. price reasonsb l.. 81
Iiudnut. ga Il. E. Trlat EldS.
osi5 TiIOMPSOE--iO rms. 147Oo, EGw
N. Graham. 81 $ Broad Serue. -l542
@OI0 NEVADA Seyrr ICONS. s2750. Elw.
II. Graahm, 81 Er0ad SpInce 7a42.
.5iO H. 5TH--3.story Inoirrn dws.. lot to
rear street Reiuhart. 1874 Chtstnut
LIST YOUR PROPERTIES FOR sale or rent. VIM
So. 'ier's SOUS l3"G Columbia ave.
%ISTu nUTrHINSON ABOVE Duncan.
non 3Gxl60 WultnELI" $50 y. 18th 81.
vacant. CNAIGHEAp l1@" Columbia o..
lsl4 = BROAD; l3 roums. electric: good
con. slI 900. lierie. Ism and snyder ave.
"3ia PUrIAR- Mudetn: open Tor insp"c tIon
Thur. and rr.. "1Imr. soc: make oriel.
...op W TIDal -tiLe tarrdc-d porch. mod n
home; = baths reas, Routes, 1903 " Tioxa
1914 $. DOVER ST. : rms; poss. at settle
iurnt; reas. prise. D"lshl"r ::d lasEe'
lC&O OREGON AVE Porch. : rooms. elrc. ;
$4,000. HEYpE. 18th and Snydel ave
Also see advertisements In large t,pe
In preceding columns.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-20
rJN(VJA DIN IIIT7 30 y.
]. EDWHI<D l.OIL l7Til 81
CENTRAL PROPERTY

JJTilN j. MiS'NICk i"ih ciiratd ave.
1924 MI. VERNON. cornp. iurn - rms. z
baths; U9i w. Norris new psp Der. paint, .
ms ! bath. 1905 Poplar. viii finance" >
rms. baths WIN, J. Feldsch"' s4s y "th
Ills =. 18TH 7U1 :. BAN Erf"
three story, electric lights. heater, new '!
Do pered and painted thruushOut.
LEWIS COHEN, "a. l7th and hairh" is''
An EXCEPT. good buy for invasion, Ills cor.
urntet;y - Tms = ba lhs biE store. dUing
bIv business; priced for quick safe. =. A.
WhTGHORN. 3O"s Ridge nEa
5000 BI.OrE MONTHOHE II rwo @-ato'y
porch.front dwellings, y rooms and ba'n.
p.collent conh. HOLErTER. l5ih Morris.