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New-York tribune., 1922-11-25
BuTers for Large and Small
Apartments A i'm the Bronx

The George F. Johnson estate sold
six.story 100-foot apartment, just
enpleted, on Southern Boulevard, 100
isss south of 156th Street; five lots
q Fox Street, north Of Leggett Ave
1rs; a 100-foot plot on Southern
soplevsrd, IT'S feet north of Longwood
Avenue, and 100foot plot on South
sm Boulevard, $50 feet south of Tiff
any Street. The plots will be i'm
nsdistely improved with six-story
apartments.
The Colleagues Realty Corporation.
rpfesenting clients Of Feldstein, Dew
nss d Schoenzeit, bought from the
rs. rs & Q. Realty Corporation the new
sE-story apartment at 1852 University
Avenue, 125x1o0, held at 1920, 900.
!, Abraham Rabinowitz sold to Nathan
naoer the four-story apartment at 92O
Tiffany Street, Sbx1io.
Scnwsb Co. sold for Patrick O'Neil
me nSe, story modern apartment at
1lo college Avenue, 35x100, to a client
for all cash. ~
falph Wilson sold to Caroline E.
ne Meins the four-story fiat at T25 East
l6Sd Street, 25x86.4.
s TTsgnarles IA A. Weber sold for Thomas
'. uren SsS East 136th Street, four
story Eat, 25x1oo, to G. Miller.
gnaries Edelson sold for Anthony
arena to a client for occupancy the
.*o-story. dwelling now in course Of
sS1struction a the northwest corner
q East 22Sth Street and Lowerre Place.
aaftln Kelly sold to Benjamin Gold
ssfg the two-story dwelling at 1909
aos Avenue, 25x100
lae J. L. S. Company. Joseph Silver
ma = president, sold the plot, 100x100, at
ae northeast corner of Jerome and
agtht Eden avenues. The buyer is a
@snt Of Max Monfried who will i'm
sossft with a business building.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-25
Real Estate News
business Space Leased From
Plans in West 4lst ST. Building

brett q WyckoF leased from the
plans floors in the new seyen-story
building now nearing eornpletion at
geo- 262 West Forty-frst Street 10
werner Bros, manufacturing jewelers.
ana Zimmerman & Weber, inanufactur-
ers OF Jeweary cases and leather goods;
9 floor at l5i-i63 West Twenty-sixtn
street to s. e. S. Line. Inc, with Il. M.
Goodmans floors at 35 East Nineteenth
street to Louis Cohn & Son, tailors,
and Alfred Munzer, dolls and novelties.
and floor at io9 West Twenty eighth
street to Leo Schwartzberg q Co., man
ufaeturers of dresses.
Cross & Brown Company. with
Match & Co., leased the fifth anoT "a. y.
SS-A2 East Thirty-sccond Street to
Vanity Blonses, Inc, women's blouses:
10 the Burtex Company, Inc, she tenth
floor at 3s-42 East Twenty ninth Streer.
dresses, and the store and basement al
IS9-146 West Thirty-ff.h Street TO
Meyer & Philip Cruminsky.
Sushman & Wakefield, Inc. leaned
ofhces at 81 Vanderbilt Avenue to John
Pendleton and at 30 East Forty-second
Street to the Micw!ei Company, Inc:
also additional space at SO East Forty.
SECOND Street to the Owners Improve
ment Corporation.
A. " htSaNSk it&EE0 InS SG0TS
at 1858 Broadway in the Riverside the.
ater Building to Isador Simon, station
airy and sporting goods. and the store
at 24SA Broadway to Michael Begun for
jewelry.
J. 3. English leased the store at 1A1s
Broadway to the United Foreign
Money Exchange.
Spear & Co. leased floors at 1851
West Twenty-ffth Street to RI.
Schwartz & Co., manufacturers OF
cloaks and suits; 5s West Sixteenth
Street to Goldlcaf Dress Company, Inc;
at IL West Twenty-second Street to
Art Pleating Company, Inc; at ess
Broadway to Sachs & Hirsch, mems
clothing; ct 500 Broadway to Trivers
& Cohen, clothing cutters; at IA West
Twenty-second Street to Leon Stoller,
and at 5a3 Broadway to Harry Abrams,
shirts.
The five-story building at il2 Fulton
Street, southwest corner Of Dutch
Street, has been leased for the Middle
States Realty Company by Charles b.
Van Valen, Inc. for twenty-one years.
to q client who will make extensive
improvements.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-25
Optician Buys Corner
Building on Eighth Ave.

Albert D. Ashforth. inc. sold for
Benjamin G. Faulkner eli al the flve-
story building on plot 25x1o0 at 7s7
Eighth Avenue, southwest corner of
Forty seventh Street, 25xf00, to John
L. Hill, optician, who has occupied the
store at 737 Eighth Avenue for the last
ten years. Mr.. Hill has also purchased
the lease from the present tenant and
after extensive alterations will use the
premises for his business. The prop
erty was held at $I5o,ooO. This ia the
second sale made through the same
brokers recently oa this block, having
sold to s. Bowman 4 Co. the northwest
corner Of Forty-sixth Street.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-25
westchestsr

YOUR last CHANCE to buy on. ths Ia
belle Road. Chester Heights, MI Yer.
Course of the Bailey Park Country Club,
now under construction: All other houses
on this street sold and occupied. House
is dbsrcote stucco English type. contains
six large rooms and enclosed sun parlor,
largo living room, stone fireplace. tiled
bathroom with built-in tubs, eto.: large
open attic, hot gsater heat metal weather
strips on all windows and doors, electric
fixtures and base outlet IN all rooms, hard
wood noora gas range, etc. II taken with
In next week we will decorate interior
and exterior TO suit purchaser. Plot COX
49, property highly restricted; minutes
wall, to station. Ready for immediate
occupancy. Price s1a, 900 net. MARBERRY
CONSr. co. INC, Chester Heights Station,
on N Y, West. s. Boston r. r. Phone
Bronxviile 1124.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-25
Builders Buy 135 Flushing
Lots; VIII Erect 62 Houses

The Rickert-Brown Realty Company
has sold to Simon Bernstein and Harry
Bernstein for consideration Of $780,
600 1875 lots in Broadway Flushing,
in Twenty seventh, Twenty eighth,
Twenty ninth and Thirty-frst streets,
between Broadway Flushing and
Queens Avenue, on which they will i'm
mediately erect sixty-tw5 frame houses
each containing six rooms and one
bath, or plots Of from 40 to so feet
frontage.
The Rickert-Brown Realty Company,
which laid out Broadway Flushing
about fifteen years ago, announces that
the sale is the beginning Of campaign
along the lines Of that in Arleigh and
Norwood, Astoria, which has resulted
in the building of 557 houses and IT
stores since January /, at cost OF
more than $5,00o,ooo.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-25
|In.,er 5tll Ave.
Corner erBoulgllt
For Tall Flat
u.;r of Former Mrs. ]. I'll.
"a TEIagIer Sells Goth St. Plot
farSise of 4-Story House;
viii Involve $500, 900

S. lawrence Lewis. of st. Angus
Fia. through Pease s Gilman,
s.. 81 aid the northeast corner of Fifth
.rs snd Ninety-sixth Street,
ss,,sa0 This is part of the prop-
~sieh was sold in 1918 through
90 .an,s brokers' to the former late
g Jshn Il. Flagler (who married
~ 81. ginghans) from the Phipps es-
~ NJ which time Mrs. Flagler pur-
the entire block front be-
~. ~ N;nsty-sixth and Ninety-seventh
80. 80 and intended to erect a large
ss...sksa s DWELLING from plans by John
sna.ssn ssn pops for her own occupancy.
Fs nss's,. g de- var her plans were DELAYED
pss - died before any actual work
~ ~ - starred. Her chief heir, Mrs.
s.v,encs Lewis, now sells portion
I'M property. Mrs. Lewis was rep
s.,.sstsd BY Albert S. Seibert ms at
gssse & Gilman also sold for John
pssssIl Pope, represented by Clinton
q Dlake jr., as attorney, the plot 50x
slalI, on the north side Of Ninety
.iI.A Street, adjoining the corner Of
rf,h Avenue. Mr. Pope intended TO
,ss,s home on the site for his own
s.egpaney. Recently he bought the
residence at East Eighty-frst Street
ssrgagh Pease & Gilman.
he site has been bought by Hugh
A Murray, who resides at 9SS Fifth
issaue, for all cash for improvements
sith fourteen-story apartment oc-
asyirg the entire plot, 100.t1x150.
nsns are being prepared by j. E. r.
aspsnter- Mr.. Murray, who was rep
tssrted by Fitch & Grant as attor-
rs will hold the proposed apartment
Nspermanent investment. 1t is pro-
NJ to have the building ready for
srpaney by the early autumn of 1923.
sss entire project will represent an
stay of s2,5o0,00o.
Ihis is the fourth sale of vacant
ssserty in the immediate neighbor-
sssa In the last month by Pease g.
iaman for improvement, they having
pa the corner of 103d Street ana
Fsssh Avenue, 100x175, for the new
gsaical Hospital; also the corner of
saety ninth Street and Fifth Avenue
i Mount Sinai hospital, 100x125, and
1. plot at East Ninety-fifth Street,
lssxlo0.
This immediate vicinity, which has
,ns been a problem, is now being rap
Iii developed with permanent I'M
zosements. During the last two years
d block front on Fifth Avenue be-
ssen 1G5th and 106th streets has been
ncroved with the new Fifth Avenue
lsspital; the block front between
sith and 105th streets by the new
ieckscher Foundation, in association
vsh the Society for the Prevention of
srse!ty to Children; the block fronts
asveen Ninety-ninth and 101st streets
.rs occupied by the buildings of Mount
Sinai Hospital; the north corner OF
Mns.y-seventh Street and Fifth Ave
ase has been improved with modern
apartment by the Frederick F, French
Gsmpany; the south corner of Ninety
siStA Street IL being improved with
Esw bsilding, which will be ready in
he simmer of 1923, by J. L. r. Car
EHtsf, and at the north corner of
lNaety-6f,h Street and Fifth Avenue is
guiding recently completed by the
aedsriek F. French Company, so that
as laniber of vacant remaining plots
~ been reduced.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-25
Corn Exchange Bank TO Have
Branch ON IdtIt S.. Corner

branch the storo and basement at
the southeast cornsr OF Seventh ave-
nue. and Fourteenth Street for twenty
one years from next July at an annual
rental of from S22. .0oJ 20 S24,b00 The
lease was obstained from the i54 West
Fourteenth Street Corporation ard car
ries en option Of renewal. The large
store at 1886 West Fourteenth
Street, in the same building, has been
rented to Joseph Y. Lago for fourteen
years from next July st from $500 to
S7.250 per annuna.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-25

rs EAST GATH ST.
Two very large rooms. with bath, eight
closets
New-York tribune., 1922-11-25
FOR sALE-Beautiful large new colon,a,

FOR sALE-Beautif large new Colonial
house, restricted, oakwood Heights, Nj.
Vernon, / minutes walk to trolley. 3 to s
minutes TO two railroad stations. First
floor contains large living room, Is IT. 8
in by "a IT. with largo rough marble
fireplace: dining room, breakfast alcove.
Kitchen, pantry, sun parlor 10 It. by 80
IT; heated garage. II fl. by 90 IT.; foyer
hail with Colonial stairs and 2 coat closets;
2nd a Dor, 4 large bedrooms. tiled baths
with showers. large linen closet and other
closets large balcony deck leading from
master. bedroom. large open attic with heat
of space for large rooms, laundry and
toilet in cellar. hot water, heat, al win
dows and doors have metal weather strips.
oak floors throughout: plot 76xSs; attrac-
lively planted. House must be seen to be
appreciated Ready for occupancy Dec.
LIST Phone Bronxytlls 1124 for appoint
mept and particulars.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-25
S2O,OOO,O0O Hotel
To Replace Old
Spanish Flats
Deal Pending for Sale of
Houses ON 7th Ave. Block
Front Between 58th aud
59th SITS. for Big Project

If present plans do not miscerry the
Spanish Flats" group Of eight build
ings on Seventh Avenue, between Fifty
eighth and Fifty-ninth streets, will be
replaced with tall hotel, costing
about s2o,ooo,ooo. a deal is pending
for the sale of the property by the
Central Park South Corporation, com
posed of Samuel Augenblick, Louis B.
Brodsky and Benjamin Menschel, which
New-York tribune., 1922-11-25
non SALE IN pEr.nAn-

New, costly cozy English stucco bungalow
with Individuality; large rooms delight
fully appointed; open fireplace; every rossi-
bic nodern convenience Gear garage
plenty coal porch, solar!um; only II miles
out In New York's nearest htgh-class
suburb 2 ninutes' walk to one station, .
ranutes' 70 the other: excellent train sery-
Ice convenient to schools, golf and bathing.
LITTLE ESTATE
on beautiful high corner about 100xt25 /:
rustic fencee, fine trees snd views; streetcar
almost at door; listio gem; at bargain,
$500 but must sell quickly and will take
best offers.
Phone owner. Vanderbilt 1893 or Pelham
New-York tribune., 1922-11-25
THE MARnLE CHURCH

Fifth Avenue and Twenty ninth StPees.
Rev. David James Burreli. D. D.. Minister
Will preach st
II A. NJ. Subject "It Thunderethl"
1880 p. NJ. Organ Recital.
s P. ii. Rev. Charles L. Goodell. D. D.
Subject Corner Lots N Sodom.'
This congregation VIII join in Cnton
Service at the Church of St. Nichoes at IL
A. NJ, Thanksgiving Day. DR.. Burreil
will preach
New-York tribune., 1922-11-25
West Side Dwellings Sold

Georgiana Mckinley sold to Jennue
Motley tho four-story dwelling Mt rs
West Ninety-ffth Street. is.7x1o1 SIX
Irregular.
The houghton Company sold for the
Bucki Holding Company the three
story dwelling at 165 West Ninety-ffth
Street.
The Madison Square Mortgage Com
pany sold TO Samuel Edelman the four
story house at 2o9 West Twenty-ninth
Street, 19x9S.9.
N. s. Fucker sold to Hattie German
the three-story dwelling at 58e West
1a7th Street, 16xs9.11.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-25

UNFUnNIsHEp ARARTMENrs no LET
New-York tribune., 1922-11-25
Yale University Sells Seven
Flats i'm Third Avenue

Payson Mel. Merrill Company sold
for Yale University to the Friejack
Realty Corporation, Samuel Brener
president, 544-56 Third Avenue, seven
four-story store apartments. 154.9x80x
irregular. The same brokers sold last
year for Yale University 1919 East
Street, five three-story
and basement buildings, which have
since been improved by the Ladies'
Christian Union as girls home.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-25
A. A Lindsay, M. D., Psychologist
Sunday. p. M,--Free.
Ansonia Hotel sFoadWay = 7%S ~
THE Law Of Compensation"
ADVENTIST
THE CITY TEMPLE

IEuth et. ana I<enoX ave.
Carlyle B. Haynes, Pastor.
To-day: sabbath-school. $3.50. Service. Ii.
Sunday Night SUNDAY oBsERy-
ANCE INSTEAD OF BEING INTRO
DtCED INTO CHRIsTIANITY IN THE
DAYS OF THE APOSTLES To COM
MEM0RATE THE RESURRECTION or
CHRIST. WAS UNKNOWN IN THE DAYS
OF THE APOSTLES, WAS NOT INTRO
DUCED FOR TWO HUNDRED YEARS
AFTER CHRIST, AND Is A MARK OF
Man oRDiNASCE. II IT Is PAGAN y IN
ORIGIN, BELONGS TO ANTT- CHRIST
But NOT TO CHRIST, AND SHOULD BE
DISCARDED BY EVERY BELIEVER
IN THE BIBLE. HOW, WHEN, WHY
AND BY WHOM IT WAS BROUGHT
INTO THE CHURCH"
This will be a Historical Address. dealing
with the change of the Sabbath from the
seventh day to tho first. with historical
and theological and biblical evidence.
bath question should not miss this
address.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-25

THE WEST END CHURCH,
West End Ave and Seventy-seyenth Street
Rev. Henry Evertson Cobb. y. d, Minister,
VIII preach at II A. NJ and $50 P. NJ.
4:S0 P. III. Subject: The Ladder of Prayer
Special music, Mark Andrews Cantata.
"Galilee.'
Young Peoples Society. 1880 P. n
Gen. Louis w. Stotesbury will speak and
Mr. Robert Quait VIII sing.
This congregation will join In a Union
Service al the Rutgers Presbyterian Church
Cobb win preach.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-25
THE FoBT WASHINGTON CHURCH,
Fort Washington Ave. and ISIst ST

Rev. Irving II. Berg. D. D, Minister.
II AM. Rev. George c. Lexington, D. D..
viii preach
p. II. Dir. Berg viii preach.
This congregation viii join IN a Union
Service at the Second United Presbyterian
DIR. Berg VIII preach -"'
New-York tribune., 1922-11-25
Queens

APARTMENTS no LET
New-York tribune., 1922-11-25
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
Cburch Of the BeIoved DiseinIe

Rev Geo r. Van do Water. .. D.. Rector.
on ssth ST.. bet. Madison and Park Ava
Communion Services. and 10. Morning
Work in My Vineyard" at II.
Choral Vespers at o'clock.
Special Music: Organ, Harp. Cello,
Violin; Miss Christine Loos. soprano solo,
How Lovely Are Thy Dwelilngs''; MT.
Lacy Wisdom, tenor goioist. with chorus.
Behold. the Days Come" Address by
Rector on "DEACONESSES IN THIS
CHURCH"
THANKSGIVING DAY
Communion est. Andrews Day). at 1850
O'Clock. IL A. M-Rector prea chee on
The Times and Men for Them National
Anthem, Kipiings Recessional, Orchestra.
Patriotic Airs. Collection for Near East
Relief"
New-York tribune., 1922-11-25
business Claims Dwelling
I'm Madison Avenue

Pcase & Gilman leased for the 2io
West Fifty-six Street Corporation
the four-story dwelling at TAT Madison
Avenue, 1Tx1oo, to NJ. NJ. Wyckoff, Inc,
builders, who will alter tho present
house for husineaa
New-York tribune., 1922-11-25

Queens
New-York tribune., 1922-11-25
bank Buys at Murray Hill

sssss. s. serner of Wilson and Madison
T.ss Tyop, Murray Hill, l.. l., which the
s;tS peyelopment Company improved
aess;so .soses and apartments, has been
Il ..5,ess arssa by the Bank of Manhattan
Is, go McQuinlan, Terry & johnson
branch office.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-25
BUYS Yonkers Residence

George Howe sold for Miss Marie
Gelbach her home in Prospect Terrace,
in the Park Hill section OF Yonkers. to
William J. Moore. Also sold for Ron
aid Macdonald lots 1o2 and t03 Msp
City Line Property to Mary A. Arthur,
New-York tribune., 1922-11-25
rsians Garden Civ How.

Esrdss lsis lMsisortlmer purchased from Che
swslllng ~ tess. Garden City, for o
sssn siansI = :, american Colonial type
New-York tribune., 1922-11-25
], ,slaten Island Houses Sold

cons conn.rn .ornell Real Estate and Auction
sa sag, ss Inc, sold for Jacob Diamond
sssssss family house on Oxford place
sos 81 island, TO Miss j. FauIds. and
isn ss,nes ssras Martin his house in Cor
New-York tribune., 1922-11-25
70 Build ia White Plains

assss a Thompson sold for X. G.
ssessa. 3 plot at Bryant and Linda
ii ifisa n the Prospect Heights Sec
Qdsu White Plains to Charles G.
Aia av,, Wno will erect residence for
New-York tribune., 1922-11-25

HARLEM CHURCH, Lenox Az and 123a 81
Rev: Edgar TiftoD. DR.. D. D., Minister
II a. M7-Address by DR.. Warren Edwin
Bristol
2. M-Dr. Tilton Will preach
hAhlLIoN GRANGE, Convent Av. g. sAoth
u A M.-ARTHUR FREDERICK MABoN.
+. M-DR. N. J. MCLEOD
New-York tribune., 1922-11-25
HOME snrnrps

who 6esire to take advantage Of ALTO
GETHER CNEQUAI.LED WHSTCHESTER
COUNTY Opportunities as to iocs ton,
attitude. sanitary conditions. roads, grand
views and PRICE. should write Curtis &
Keener. ChappaQna, n. z, stating WANTS.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-25
Quick Eighth Avenue Resale

Max N. Natanson t,ought from Lujon
Corporation, TSf Eighth Avenue, a
three-story business building, 20x1o0,
and Immediately resold 1t to l. Wiesen-
berger for his business. James Boyd
negotiated the sale and resale.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-25
Apartment TO Cost SAOO, 600
For ST. Nicholas place

The plot, 164x1o4x irregular, at the
northwest corner of St. Nicholas
Place and 153d Street, has been pur-
chased by Simon Levy from Alice Blnu-
welt. Slawson s. Hobbs were the bro
kers. The property was owned by the
selling family for many years and was
valued at 100000. The new owner
will erect on the site tall apartment
house to cost about 100000.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-25
REAL EsrATE-sArE oR RENT
Brooklyn

REALTY ASSOCIATES =.
tBuilders of 500 Easy Housekeeping Homes"
l62 Resnsen St.. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1922-11-25

DESK room in Office opposite General Post
office: suitable for manufacturers agent.
Address D., s35 Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-25
no LET ron BUSINESS ruRPosEs

FREE LIST OF houses for sale and rent
Write VAN WINKLE CO.. Rutherford M
New-York tribune., 1922-11-25
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
CHAPEL OF THE INTERCESSION

TRINITY PARISH
Broadway and 155th st.
REV. NJ IL GATES. d. D., VICAR
s and s;46-Holy Communion. e:45--sun-
day School ll-Service and Sermon.
p. M-VESPERS.
Frank T. Harratt, Recital Organist
bernhard Kalkhof. 'Cellist. Organ. Con
cert Prelude in D minor" Kramer: I'm
promptu." Dethier; Legend and Finale"
Faulikes; fanfare Deshayea; Cello. "one
Sweetly Solemn Thought" Ambrose. "On
Wings of Song" Mendelssohn; "Berceuse"
from "Jocelyn," GODDARD "Madrigale," Som
onettl. Address by Dr.. Gates. 5:l5--
Conference Group; 8-Evensong and Ser
mon
New-York tribune., 1922-11-25
New Jersey

SHORT HILLS, N. J.--8 rooms and bath;
nice corner property, near depot; should be
seen; also building fots. Wm. H. Lushear.
Ordway Building, Newark, Short Hilia, n. J.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-25
Improvement for Cedarl,rst

The Lewis H. May Company sold for
Mrs. Pauline France property at the
northwest corner OF Spruce and Will
low streets, Cedarhurst, L. l., to Nor
ris Rich for improvement.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-25

Sale of Scarsdale Acreages
The Scarsdale Estates, Robert E.
Farley president, sold a plot Of two
acres adjoining the Scarsdale Coli Club
TO William j. Rauch jr., Of Mount Yer
non.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-25
REFORMED
REFORMED
Collegiate Church of New York
FTE NfIDDLE CHVRCU.

Second Avenue and Seventh Street
Rev. Edgar Franklin EomIg, Minister.
will preach at IL A. NJ. end P. IL
Service Thanksgiving Day at 10 80 A. IL.
Rev. Mr. Romig Will preach.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-25

GREENWICH vILLAGE-Studio apart
gneat; fireplace. bath. kitchenette. porch,
ward. Spring 1892.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-25
Bronx

ATTENTION! FOR rent choice apartments,
large light rooms. Grand Concourse and
adjacent: rooms az low $50: also hves.
eixes and sevens; easily reached by
subway and bus line Phone Fordhan o25e
or address Box 127i, 2ei4 Cd av.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-25

Manhattan

CENTRAL PARK wEsT, <7s--s large. all
light rooms and bath, two toilets, steam
heat, hot water electric lights: reasone BILE
rent. Superintendent in basement at AL,
or Goodwin & Goodwin. $50 Lenox av.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-22
Aborc-T he three
prctt y daughters Of
Ambassador Shidrhara
OF Japan at a White
House reception.
fc) Kadel 6 Herbert.

At right
Fleet of Shipping
Board vessels hrrthcd
for the winter in the
Fl U son at Jones
Point. where it is hoped
they will he safe from
damage. Central News.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-22

This of Col Rayral c. Rolling of the u s. Air Ser
vice who killed by German bullet Amens France
unveiled last week Greenwich Conn tt gift to the
town by friends of the dead soldier The by f. c.
Potter FIskc
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-05-25

corner Of Lot Seven t7). OF Block
Thlrty-ninn t3bD ~ Original Town
Of Linkvillc. now CITY OF Klamath
Falls, Oregon: thence westerly
along the sou,horly line of Main
street. fIfty-siS feet aud nine
Inches; thence In n southerly di.
roctiOn parallel with Eighth stree;
OF said city. One Hundred Twelve
feet; thence caNcrly ana parallel
with said Main street, flfiy-gIK feet
and nlno inches: thence northorly
and parallel with said Eighth
street one hundred twelve feet TO
place Of beginning. being portions
of Lots SIX and seven of said Block
Thirty-nino. All OF Lots one and
two of said Block, Thirty-nlnc.
Or 30 much OF said property as
may be necessary to satisfy the said
Judgment IN favor OF plaintiff. in.
'luding principal. Interest. attorneys
ice. costs and disbursements that
have, or may accrue.
l.. l.. Low, Sheriff
VI 1925 !. 1913
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-05-25
NOTICE OF LNNL ACCOINr

Noticc IL hereby given that N" m
dcrsigncd ~ Executor Of the last VIII
aud testament of Peter u. Curtin, de
ceased. has filed with the County
Court ~ the State Of oregon, Tor
klamath County. HIS final account
of the administration of said estate,
aud that 10, court has fixed Monday
June 20. 1929. at 2 o'clock y M. a-
IN. time. aud the County Court room
I'm the courthouse at klamath Falls,
Oregon. ~ IN" place, for hearing Oh.
IcctlonE. II any. to said account ana
tn. settlement thereof,
Dated May 30. 1877.
MICHAEL y, CURTIN,
Executor Of Last VIII and Testament
81 Peter y. Currin, deceased,
M-2ia-l-i i.22
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-05-25

When Henry fordS paper ilivv"rH
are put on the market. the editor
viii be- looking for his paste pot and
NclnHors hair the time. only 10 find
them later out, In the garng" whcr"
he had been making repairs on the
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-05-25

The Psalm ~ Sad It-nini'r-
Grand old Texas siill reminds uH
". can make our mark IN soil
Aud departing leave behind us
DorrIckH where We bored for oil.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-05-25

Twas the ulght before pay day,
And an through my jeans,
I was HoIrching IN vain
For tho price Of some beans.
lut nothing was doing.
Tho millrd rdrr had quit.
Not O. penny was stirring.
Not even ~.
backward. turn backward.
. timc IN your flight
Mako n tomorrow
Just tur tonight