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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-13

That Nlbupucrpup O.. to be- given
AN Hll-ytar rtfC bN the rail- uuds
and that its huildiug program la
attracting widespread attention BEL
shown hy the following lelosram
from Edward chambers. vice
president ot the Santa b. systcm
Chicago. fl, Aprit %. 1899.
The Chamber Of Commerce.
AlbuUu-ggc. New McNico
we have noticed tho improve
mont In building az Albuquerque
durlnE tho first quarter OF this
yeHr which is U mighty good
.howlur eo%usiierIuE conditions
over lho COUNT generally.
Many inquiries O. coming To-
70 HHsiu4 us a. tho cllwutIo und
oturs conditions OF Albuquerque.
10 H or Intention TO continue our
adye Usins OF NcW Mp,Ia1 both
uH % winter ana summer climate.
Your CITY IH bound Goo secure much
benefit from this worb
"Now BEL the time. boz my opinion
Cor you tu push yoru' development
Iu an directions Tho uuuurtuultr
ogms to me nt hand Ger an iu-
oruasc 10 businuss in NIbuqucruu,
Nuw iH thr opportunity 90 get "a
great reclamation project fot the
Gem. ul BIO truudr valley
Il congratulate the people Of
your city ON the spirit they ARE
howinE and tbs good work they
are doing
fSIrncdl Edward Chhmbcrs."
THE publicity given by Tho
chamber of Commerce to th,
building NOW under way in Alhu-
IncrTuo seom Ca have caused sur-
prise in many quarters. Iottcfs
laFo boon puuring lu from nIl
lprts % tle country uskiuE about
Alhnluorque-its climate. is hu
inc.s ouportunitios lts aCcnic at
fractions.
The Telegram OF Vice President
Chamber indicates thnt 800 MANY
letters ARE coming iufo tho Snuiu
io offices at chicago as 90 cause
uHtunishmcnt there
Albuquerque b. to bo pdvrriisDl
Ia H summei o. well as % winter
climate ana There Be- 200 doubt Juai
n The Railroad Pas curer Asfuu.l-
ton VIII agree thar summrr rutua
won us winter. will Doe rut boo.
Tha following trlrrrpm WINS rr-
U'lvch from o. D. schwentkar
Formerly % Albuquerque hut who
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-13
Hernan E. F. Raabe
Dies Suddenly at
: Magdalena, N. NJ.

Holman T.. r. Rnau" 10 years
old. Father OF Hrrmau Euhha
OWING OF the MuEdsipun Auto and
supph CO.. died at the ranch hom,
OF hN son near Mnrdalcnn Tue
day Aternoon az 80 20 clock H.
was FtricEcn with heart trouble
and Ndoctor vas summoned but hs
died . few minutes after the c1c-
tor tfrivod
MfE Ragbr came 20 New MoNico
fronH Terrc Huute Ind. several
year#ago, and FOR "a time lived m
Albuquerque where hIH son WINS
empl8 yed by the J. Korbcr co and
latcrenuvcd to MRrdnlcnn with hI.
son and daughter when his SON
took Over the MuEdDlpun Auto and
Supft Co. formerly owned hy Inf
. Serhsr Go. ana now known
a. nnahe r Garage
He-ls survived hy n ron und a
duuEM cr in Mpgdulor1. and two
sons b. Terre HHuie and H lulrH
ter la kirksvillc. Mo. The body
was Shipped to Tetre Huutr Wen
ncsdes 10y g. r lrnucI. ircomUnu
led IN tho daughter who VIII roc
turn n Magdnicua in a few weeks
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-13
Schools to Close
To Observe Easter

Schools ct the city and county.
including the University OF New
Mexico are observing the Easter
season with holidaya Tho county
schools clio oi last night fog the re-
maindcr Of the week. the most at
truCtivc ptogram being held az tho
Ola Town school. whore "a minia-
turc "clrcus" was held.
The city schools and the Unlvcr-
sity will close tonight for tho rest
OF tho wccK. 40 programs have
been arranged however. Several
~ tho university students will leave
for their homes tomorrow To spend
Easter sunday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-13
DEATHS

AltIN''A- Miguel Apudaca.
Hscu 90 years died this morning al
bis homo ON South second street.
Iir d. survived by one son and
daughter The body was taken To
o. rolintf funeral pnrlur-. pending
funeral ARRANGEMENTS.
CpNTitEBAS -Juanitu G. Con
trcraH. so YEARS old. died this morn
iur rftor % hgicf Illness. She ~
survived 10y her husband and two
children. The body wac taken Go
9Huduval Tor burial Gurcin and
SDn. were Ia charge
DUMMY Charles s. Quinby
died az hiH apartments un Gold
avenue this morning. 10" ogme
hrrU several months ago Tor hIr
health Mr Cuinhy was employed
Dos kohn Adler Co.. sjlk Importer
90 Philadelphia. us ron srHi sul,s
manager HI body will Np .hipucd
tn sharon Pa his former home
Tor buri1l accompanied 10y
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-13

.of between Is and goo tons is re-
uuircd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-13

IN udorloss powder is being
manufactured by "a German COM
pnny which. II h claimed. will rem
der wool mothproof
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-13

THO uamo Mary" has he~q riv"rl
10 II daughters among IL mon.
utchH ot t..tENaud.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-13

Kansas city. Kan, H. built entlrci,
Of discarded telephone and tolc-
graph poles.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-13
Albuquerque Will Get an
AH-Year Tourist Rate,
Santa Fe Official Indicates

Railway Flooded with Requests About City, Edward Chambers
ssyE; Building Here Is Attracting Attention in All
Parts Of the Country
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-13

t. fpucc2o metal plates together
and close a rivct on them pressure
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-13

New vnrlcty Of wheat grown In
Oregon. BE- immune to smut. tho
niant disease that has ruined many
bumper crops.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-13

Tho lower story Of a house In
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-13

Thomas Mercy of Albuquerque
Neil McNcrncy is IN charge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-13
HERALD A AD TAKERS

Are thoroughly trained al
writers. II you so desire. they
viii gladly assist you in word
ing your al.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-04
Montgomery Sale Offers
Chance to Flat Builders

Turning back the hands of time a
few years the Joseph P. Day sale of
the Ogden estate lots at the gateway
to University Heights served the pur-
pose of directing the attention of oper-
ators and builders to this area OF the
West Bronx along the Harlem River
and of accelerating its Improvement
with apartment houses and dwellings.
But, the Hennessy estate sale, which
was held less than eight years ago by
the same auctioneer, was the real
"open sesame" of the region lying be-
tween Washington Bridge and the Uni
verslty of New York, along both sides
of University Avenue, the Backbone
OF the West Bronx" on the east side
of the Harlem River, directly opposite
Washington Heights and Fort George,
Eighty per cent of the Hennessy estate
is gow improved with fine residences
and apartment houses.
The next sale of lots on University
Heights to be held by Mr.. Day in
wolves the Montgomery High Cottage
Property" situated about midway be-
tween Washington Bridge, the Univer-
sity of New York and the Hall Of
Fame, on University Avenue and 175th
and 176th streets, and extending to the
Harlem River. The sale will be held
on Thursday, September ID in the
Vesey Street salesrooms. This old
estate holding, which never before has
been available to the public in sepa-
rate lots, extends from University Ave-
nue. to the Harlem River, on which
waterway there are number of sites
available for industrial development.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-04
X cal Estate N 8 VI s

sa.ooO,o00 burned brick up the river
ready rea Tor shipment nnd about 1876, ,oO0.-
Vou green" brick, that which is in the
.horln h.,l Of nodded clay but not yet
- Is judged, therefore, by those COM
petent TO express an opinion on the
subject that the present, drop ii hricl5
n,iaes Is at best TEMPORARY. MANY
plants in the Hudson district ,s ara
sauipping their plants with oil
burners, which can be operated ali
winter. This development az janst
assures the prospective builder thai
shere VIII be sufficient quantity az
orlck available for current construc-
ton ,, requirements for the remainder 81
Lhe season and early next year before
orlck manufactures starts. = :
secondhand brick is in exeesa,ye
demand, wreckers claiming that specu-
iatiye builders, seeking Best possible
margins, prefer good, cleaned. usad
prick TO the cheaper grades Of nav
BRICK. For that reason tho ,narr ~
price for high class used brick rem ! Z n !. .
at S45 to $4750 per load of 1000 IN
spite OF the lowering of certain grades
oG Hudson River prices to apnroSin,a "a
levels, Nppa = i'''a 70
Sharp advances are reported in New
fork store prices ON metals, notably
structurals and sheets.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-04

LOUISE E. SMITH
CLARENCE f., B'IfI-IsER,
TATlMHEsS LOAN & TRUST Co,
Executors,
ABBERL.Y s. BRYpE, Attorneys eor Tx
ecatars, Once aud Posfoflee Address,
2I7 BroaAway, Borough of Aanhastan.
New YoriS City
New-York tribune., 1922-09-04
How Is Business? :?

prices firm to advancing productn
gathering with strike settlement
suKsDemand broadening; production gaining slightly
WOOL ENS-Demand fairs prices firm; production gaining
brisk prices firm advancng manufacturing ac
tivites broadening.
APPARESght demand; prices frm production gaming
constant prices slightly advanced; shoe pro-
gaining
LEVEL RYDenand prices firm; production gaining
prices tire production giving signs OF
advanced higher copper firm zinc frme lead
spot prices higher; platinum advancing
New-York tribune., 1922-09-04
gsIss EsINfcipALETy OF THE
- fsxs RIfy nv ,JANEEE0.
riNANclAL MEETINGS
-sr srr s,fFssPEAIE AND ONO
7's' RAILwAT COMPANY ~

q. AZ special Sfockno}ders sssstsHs
ksS' Richmond. Va, Augslst ~; Lsss.
.,ars,-e fs KEREBy GIVEN that Q Spes
lls.st.~ l1sEt az the stockholders OF the
y ssss.se sssra ana oh.o Railway Company has
gssi,sfi nv the Board Of Directors q sale
la s.,.s, n 10 held at the principal once o.
sssy 5s.s..,a ~ IN the city OF Richmond, Viz
"A n 81 Tuesdsy, the 2stn aas q sS Az
Il 1879, al 1880 O'clock g. 49,
ssring purposes ..o.
fsS To consider and set upon s pro.
.nssi ~ increase the ConpaEys eapltas
sstock by the addition thereto q stoch q
ths par amount OF Sso,Vov'V.e, w ~
ssi,sa of 500 each. so as to make the tota, y
authorized par amount et sncn ss8 saPssHs aSn
stoFi 5fs5 oao 600. consisting OF Les0.evv Lese
shares 81 the par yalve Of 10y saet s,i, SUI
Increase q capital sIts ss9es s;s, deslgnations
,sssseresces ard yosinS powers, or Festflc-
sssrs ar qualidcaiions thefeot, az me
..sneSha,deys al said meeting snau ae-
ssS,ntss or authorise; and speclnca!iy,
..hs.ss ss.ss,s limiting the generality of tha
wssMs1s wssMsrSs.1 "a consider and act upon
ag.ss,ssei ag.ssss.ss isas the additional capital stock
K q fhe 1rst Instance preferred stock,
"a that she ssrie. or any tnereof, may
~ ,ssS IA authorize the Board of Directors
Ng ~. : fssnapany from. time to time TO
s... y. 80 ard to dispose OF such additional
as.eS ~ such terms as such Board may
Il M shs exercise Of its lawful discretion
ssseymine.
,sssetoSore taken or authorized by said
nnsrS in anticipation OF such action by
~ ssocsholders, as may be submitted to
X fnsssing, ard 20 take such other and
ssy.ter action Ia the premises. including
x. afshorszaEion OF any necessary or
srn-orriats amendment or amendments of
sks eSarter OF the Company, as the stock
ksiasrs at the meeting may Determine;
ard
ettsirsss ss may properly come before the
rtsflng.
III ths purpose OF the meeting the stock
,ssss.ff books will bs closed at p. NJ on
vrsssy. September 1, 1922, and remain closed
sssE 10 A. IS. on Wednesday, September %.
es oyssY az the Board Of Directors.
A, TREVyETT, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-04
LEGAL NOTICES

IN THE NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
COURT OF THE STATE OF NEVADA.
WHITE PINE COUNTY - BANKERS
TRUST COMPANY, Plaintiff. against
4 CONSOLIDATED &COPPERMINES COM.
PANY, Defendant,
BY virtue of an order OF sale and decree
Of foreclosure issued out Of the abnys
entitled Court, in the sbovs entitled action.
on August IL. 1922, wherein the above
named platntiff obtained decree AGAINST
the above named defendant. which decree
was on said day recorded In Judgment
Book 3 Of said Court, 81 page A59, tha
undersigned. Sheriff OF White Pine County.
Nevada, VIII, on September 81 1922. at o 80
o'clock A. n. OF said day. at the front
door ct The Court House in Ely, White
Pine County, Nevada, cell to the highest
bidder. for cash or the equivalent thsreof,
as specified in said decree, and III one
parcel and as an entirety. ali OF the mines,
mining rights, ranches, water and water
rights, and all other properties, real. per-
sonal and mixed, of every nature aud de-
scription whatsoever of tho Consolidated
Coppermines Company situate In Waite
Pine County. Nevada, or elsewhere, ineiud-
ing all of said defendant Company's seeufi
ties, cash, claims and other property, aii
of which properties are more particularly
described and referred TO in said decrees,
reference TO which Is hereby made for a
moro particular description OF the property
and interests to be sold.
II. c, NICII0LsDsS,
New-York tribune., 1922-09-04

COUNTY REAL ESTATE
New-York tribune., 1922-09-04
Leather

Leather demand was fair and prices
tended upward. Sole leather and offal
were streng. Patent feathers fully re-
covered from their slackened demand
of the week before on account of heavy
buying by shoe manufacturers. Patent
business also was aided by large ex-
ports last week Betting butts con-
tinued to hold the advanced prices Of
the previous week, but demand was less
insistent. Upper leather was some
what less active, though prices were
firm. Calfskin was steady and prices
remained unchanged. Considerable
lambskin and goatskin have been i'm
ported within the last few weeks.
Glove manufacturers are said to be
using large amounts. .of these materials.
Tanncry operations are hampered by
the two strikes. Shoe factories are
New-York tribune., 1922-09-04

HAROLT MsIsBAN X
ATTORNEY for Executors.
Ofies aad ps 9. .Addfesa, Cedar Street
New-York tribune., 1922-09-04
Federal Land Bank Bonds
.Ioint Stock Land Bank Bonds

Joint Stock Land Bank
6s 1a51-1931 ....,.... .100M 102M 4.Ib
Joint Stock Land Bank
SIS, lg61-1931 ....... 1851 1904 4.6a
Joint Stock Land Bank
5s 1o39-192A .....-.... 80 100 boo
Chicago Joint Stock Land
Bank btss, 1951-1931. 1851 106h 4.f2
Chicago Joint Stock Land
Bank 6s. l93T-1e40. 99A i00M $50
Chicago Joint Stock Land
Bank So, l3s1-1931 -. .l02M i03 A.64
CT fcago Joint Stock Land
Bank SIS, l9g2-I932....i02h 1854 46G
New-York tribune., 1922-09-04
Maxirnilian Zipkes Locates
I'm Grand Central Section

Macmillan Zipkes, for the last
twenty years engaged in the practice
of architecture, has leased new offices
at % West Forty-third Street, where
he is now doing business besides oper-
ating in real estate. Mr.. zipkes is a
practical builder and for the last four
years was head of the managing de
partment of Max NJ Natanson, real
estate operator
New-York tribune., 1922-09-04

lldt flU elSSl tldS DGen 1Glg as vet.
Probably the most widespread re-
notion to the continuation Of the
strikes has been the retardsng Of grow
ing confidence concerning the future
ability Of the public to assimilato rner4
chandise Of various kinds, particularly
during the coming fall ard winter sea
son. Retail trade in the cehters where
the strikes have thrown large numbers
Of workers ous of employment is asi =
mittedly bad, and the prospects for a
quick recovery are far from bright.
Merchants in those localities natu-
rally have been slow TO put in even
Hormai stocks in anticipation OF fall
demand. In other localities the possi-
bility that the consumers PURCHASING q
power may be affected also has inject
ed cautious note into the preparatory
operations Of retailers and wholesai-
ers.
On the other hand, this retarding
influence has been at least partly off-
set by reports of abundant crops. which
are expected to materially strengthen
the consuming ability of the farming
population.
The textile and allied markets last
week appeared to be in one of those
hesitating periods that precede devel-
epments of Importance,
C0ttOns
Interest will be turned to the posi-
tion of cotton goods this week, it is
expected, in view of the publication of
the governments crop reportslast week
and tho settlement Of the New England
strikes. The goods trade constructs the
government report rs bullish on cotton
prices, and the basis OF the strike set
tlement precludes lower wages For
some time to come On the strength
Of these two factors higher prices for
almost all varieties of goods are being
freely predicted.
The primary or gray goods market
last week showed some improvement
both in volume Of trading and in prices.
The advances, although slight, we're
we'll maintained under the broader de-
mand.
Demand for both heavy and light
weight underwear, the latter for next
spring, was reported larger last week
New-York tribune., 1922-09-04
The Week In Business
Some Irregularities Prevail, but Unaertone Ii Firm
Textile Prices Firm, With Adyanc-
ing Tendency

SIDE from the reardng influence coal and rail strikes
business showed good and even The strike situation
t he close OF the week brighter any time
since its inception The effect Of the business
cult 70 measure Reports of the several industries
widely separated localities from other sections
New-York tribune., 1922-09-04

ESTATE or GEORGE B. RlTTER-1N
PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER Of Hon.
County of New York, NOTICE Is hereby
given to ell persons having claims against
George 3. Ritter, late of the County OF New
York. deceased, to present the same WITH
vouchers thereof. to the subscribers at It's
place Of transacting business at the office
Of Larsin, Rathbone & Perry, it's attorneys
at No. 80 Broadway. in the borough OF
Manhattan, in the City of New York. State.
of New York, on or before the Goth DAY OK
January. 1923.
Dated, New York, the 10th day OF July.
1922.
CENTRAL UNION TRUST COMPANY OF
NEW YORK, Executors.
LARKIN, RATHB0NE & PERRY.
Attorneys for Executors Office and
@. Address, so Broadway, Borough
OF Manhattan, New York City
New-York tribune., 1922-09-04
REAL EsTATE--sALE OR RENT
Manhattan

WEST 7o's-4- STORY AND BASEMENT.
size 21x100, II large rooms furnished In
mahogany. 4 tiled baths, ell lights. parquet
floors. Owner leaving town will sell house
and entire furnishings for $4,000, balance
easy terms for 0 years; possession at once;
personal interview only. COuGHLAN 81
co, INC, 200 West 72d st.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-04

BiJTEERs, svyeraE highly recommended
Miss HANS Burean, 7 West s4th st. vsns
derbllt SasN.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-04

! 81 s..,,sd Goid Bossds Of 1919
ssesls ~ ..saailtv OF the City q @io de
38s $1,000 Id to the terms Os tfsa Trust
sss - sse,scy Agreernet,t aaked May a5s
q ae tsa raid MunscspAlisy and The
W., ssssssl sotsspasiy Of New yosk as
IIs1a s1atissss sssshg rsre& notice that all Goitds
81 49, ssSd TKast and Flscal Agency
.ss< ~ fsse been called Sor payment 4
- az Tta Eaiiitaale a'rnSs Conn
Z ss 80 york, Trustee. No, 50 aVaA
,sssty E, 80 York City. =. on November
zsps xsg ne principal afnenzit OF s4ia
s,.S ths snsefcst accrued thereon 70
q a y ss,,r November /, 1922. the hold
ztsssx of said bonds shall sarfandes'
4 # sesss 81 inc TFuRiee wish the eoua9ns
b 9 .,,5,s ssscss date and those maturing
rszzfe - ~ receive therefor the princis
|s<fa's " IN bonds With accrued interest,"
is "a xnyesl0ef Il Is22. From and
Sa{e an bonds shall csase 70
ne s.rsss 49, ans the ceapone thereon SUP.
Isss sss ~ sasd date sisan become nuii ana
ysIy MUNICIPALITY OF THE
54uf or RIO DE JANEEEOs
By DIR. CARLOS SAMPAiO.
Il she Federssa District of tho He-
fEsssss,,s. IN limited states of brazil.
s.. q 5lE.o. ccnsli General Tor bra5si.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-04
Bronx

AT oNE-THrRD coer WILL SELL MY
Two lots, Radcliffe, near Morris Park
avenue. s595 each. Owner, 1451 Broad
way Room 202. Bryant 2S24.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-04

BUTLER. thoroughly understands all de-
tails family service. s9s Sixth ave, Jae-
sauin.s Agency.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-04
Automobile instruction

REPAIRING, driving taught: abort time:
license guaranteed: ladies' classes: also
Ford lessons. American Auto School. 726
Lexington av.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-04
WonIens

No marked development occurred in
the woolen and worsted cloth markets
last week. Buying for spring tapered
off to some extent, as clothing manu-
facturers have placed orders for their
initial requirements, and recorders will
depend upon further developments in
the apparel trade Women's 2 wear
fabrics for the spring season have not
been opened fully, but in the lines that
are on view the novelty goods have
been more active than the staples. In
the mems wear market there is slight
movement toward worskeds, which is
expected to grow, as popular dissatis-
faction is registered against the poor
wearing tweeds and other woolen goods
produced to meet low-price demand.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-04

COUPLE, scotch batier. useful. COOK
SiE0; long references; anywhere. Miss
Shea's Agency 8 East ssst 81. Murray
Hiii Sta
New-York tribune., 1922-09-04
Long island

with sun parlor and bath in new stucco
2-family house. 9426 Lefferts ave, Rich
nond Hill. L. |.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-04
MARRIAGE DISSOLUTION NOTICE

SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY.
I'm the matter of the petition of Joseph
S. Hughes for leave to dissolve the mar
rage to Ada J. Hughes on ground Of
To Ada !. Hughes. wife of Joseph s.
Please Sc lake notice that Joseph. s.
Hughes has fled in the office OF the Clerk
OF the Supreme Court OF the County of
New York petition duly verified setting.
forth that you have absented yourself
for FIVE (s) successive years without be-
ing known 10 him to be living, and that
he believes you to be dead. and that he
has made diligent search for evidence
that you are living and has discovered no
such evidence. and that he, therefore,
prays for an order dissolving the bonds OF
inatrmony now existing between you. and
take
FURTHER Notice, that hearing upon this
petition Will be held at Special Term, Part
III, of tho Supreme Court, held in and
for the County OF New York. at the County
Court House, Borough of Manhattan, City
October, 1892.
Yours etc,
HENRY BoGERT CLARK,
Attorney for Petitioner, s0-4g East 42nd
Street, New York City.
To Ada j. Hughes
The foregoing notice Is served upon you
by publication. pursuant to an order OF
the Hon. Edward II. Finch, Juatice OF the
supreme Court of the State OF New York.
directing service. of said notice within the
State. which order is dated the 22nd day
of July. 1922, and filed with the petition
in the office of the Clerk OF the Supreme
Court House, in the Borough OF Manhattan,
City Of New York. on the 22nd day of
HENRY BoGERT CLARK.
Attorney for Petitioner, 30-i2 East 42nd
street, Borough OF Manhattan. City
q Now York h
New-York tribune., 1922-09-04
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
ss;,ss;: H. : !: y5ss:t:.,. ssse::y
SURRoGATEs' NOTICES

YOUNG. NELLIE A. KALIsKE. ALSO
pursuance to an order of Hon. John z.
Cohalan, a Surrogate Of the County Of
New York. notice is hereby given TO all
persons having claims against Nellie A.
kalislSe Young, also known as Nellie A.
kalisl<e. late of the County of New York,
deceased to exhibit the same. with vouch-
ess therefor, to the subscribers, at their
place OF transactng business, at the office
Of BENJAMIN Berinstein. No. 24o Droa1gay,
or at the Office Of Columbia Trust Com
pany, No. 35S Fifth Avenue. in the Bof-
ough Of Manhattan, City OF New. Ioilz,
day of January, 1929
Dated New York. the 18th day Of July.
1922
New-York tribune., 1922-09-04

SITUATIONS WANTED MALE

BUTLER. French, capable, good appearing;
long expesiance: SIS anywhere Miss
Shes's Agency. 8 East 4tst ST. Murray
Hsi Sta
New-York tribune., 1922-09-04

lost Bankbook no. .1s7, tJni5n sdusre
:. savings Bank. 20 Union seaare, New
York. Payment stopped. Finder plea 50
return 20 bank.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-04
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE
Palisade

N u \ SPECIAL SALE OF CHOICE
r. 3SaS16gH restricted large and small
Vaau@1S Building Plots, with all street
Improvements, at 20 to 80 cents per square
foot OTHER BARGAINS TN LOTS AND
HOMES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. Some
for exchange
REID s. LowERY,
AT Junction, Palisades, N. ].