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New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
Buyers Of Wesichesler
Plots 10 Improve Sites

George Howe sold plots at Larehmono
Gardens. Larchmont, TO the following
clients, who will improve premises with
residences: On East Brookside Drive 20
Mr. Doycn, on Harmon Drive 20 a Mr..
William Fraser. both Of this city, and
on Harmon Drive 90 Mrs. Catherine
Morrison, Of Mamaroncck. y. Y. Also
sold 70 Mrs. Jennie NJ. Endress several
plots OF ground on Edgewood Road, sd-
Joining her own property.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
sI65.OOO Loan ON RcaItr

Quinlan & Leland have placed a frst
loan Of sl65 900 on 7BO River
side Drive. northeast corner OF 1921
Street, for the 1921 Street and River
side DIVE Corporation, Samuel W.
Reiss president.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
Gags" of Color, Not Taste
yror n. Tribu.sI washlroioa bureau

FTor7 Ihs IfIbHHsf Wn5HHofoa buTedu
WASHINGTON. Dec. 1s.--"The bar
racks we're decorated with the iags Of
all nations" This line in a newspaper
society item telling OF the farewell
dancing party given by Major General
John A. Lejeune, commandant of the
Marine Corps, 70 Captain G. X. Schuler
who resigns from the corps 20 become
Treasurer Of New York State January /.
was called 10 tho attention OF Secre-
tsry Of the Navy Denby to-day.
The Marine Corps commandant
promptly cleared the record OF his
service by assuring the Naval Secre-
tary the Gags" and not "jags" Of all
nations we're used as decorations at
the function.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
10 Build in Woodmere

The MeWhinney Realty Company
.old the corner plot at Broadway and
Wyeoh Place. Woodmere, Long Island
containing six and one-half lots. for
the Minnipedo Realty Corporation 70
Charles fsllon, president Of the Con
solidatcd Tracking Company. Rock
away Beach. who will erect a dwelling.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
Pnrfhnsea slafllInIe HeaIl,

LeNir O1fpfgff ysfftsffH fsss fks
estate - - lfs4 4fts ~ CsgffefssH
~ feaftcalf. - affs ~ kflfk T. 80
old-fssflenfe cBallrZ Tfs sfsseffy
has - freDiszs ~ M Cfe.4rl gare
and The nss crrsf IfEf 49, frsfleH
n 3 hcfcs fer ~ ese eeesgffsy, Ksr-
meth Ives q Ce ssfs tts sg1ksrs.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19

IOST--A yellow Chow bitch IN ths vein.
ity 81 ilth ~. and 5ih Az howArd ~
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
westchester

NEW ROCHBLLE.-Wlli sacrifice Tor I'm.
mediate sale il-foOm house in reaiden-
ga pafki large plot, garage, beautiful
rnscs and fruit fress Tel. Pionk. Murrav
WIu 11i0.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
Nurses. Etc.

NURSE. refined Scotch girl: infant Or
growing children: SO; anywhere. Sheas
Agency. I East tist ~ Murray rilll sTst.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
suRRoGATEs' NOTICES

O'NETT. HENRY Mn pursuance Of an
order ~ Honorable JOHN T. COHALAN,
a Surrogate of the County OF New YORK,
notice is hereby given 60 an persons hsv-
lnr claims against Henry NJ. o'Noil, Nate
OF the County OF New York. deceased, 20
present the same. with vouchers thereof 10
tho subscribers. "a their place Of transact /
ing business al the office - Warner W.
Wostervelt Jr.. rs Main street, liacken1aci.
County % Bergen. New Jersey, on or before
the aftsenth day of June, ie2S.
Dated. New lork. the ninth day OF De-
cemher. ief2. -
MICHAEL r. o'DoNovAN,
GERTRUDE 4. ONEIL,
ID. EDWIN O'NEiL,
Executors
WAKNER W. WESTEHVELT, JR.,
Attorney for Executors, onioc and
II. q. Address. - Main street. Hack
eusack. New Jersey.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
Wrsl Broadwav Corner Sold

Edmund Ccffin sold 10 Yetta Paut-
Tsr the iev-story building. with stores.
~ the northwest corner Of West Broad
way and Dasne Street. 25.6xlB9.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
Milk Company TO Erect Plant
On Plot i'm Chelsea Section

]. Edgar Leaycraft 3 Go. were the
brokers In the recent sale for the
Bank OF New York and Trust Company
Of the five buildings at l07 TO ais East
Eighteenth Street 10 the Prudential
Condensed Milk Company. which will
erect a new building on part Of the
r,lot
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
Day Worker

DAYS WORKER. most excellent cleaner.
neat. reliable. responsible. good woman
highly recommended: St-to. Mason q
Agency, a. East ffih e.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19

ssE1 fof "su2URBAN WEsTcHEsTrR.
FRINGE 4 RIPLEY, tf7 Madison ay.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19

HOUsEwORKER. neat. nice girl; very
good cook excellent references. so.
Meson's Agency. a. East ttth -. Murray
IIil 67Tf.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19

.,,,,v,,- cornr NEW YORK CoSssrvwtt
'e.Is''I rtIr JACOB HOFFMAN, Dcroaf
,.,,,1o.s,y plaintin. axeinN ,.,'-i,rI
coS.ros ana CHRIST cAsiN0' 49,
-,sUMmoNkspi rs AIas NkspiovE.SAMEp DEFENDN
~ tSD EACH or THEN ..,axrD q
vot, ARE Hereby tNNn,,'g,.s - u
-. ,he complaint In tht es..s .,.fI|
..,. -. !. copv of your answer on tn. ~. ~
st,arneys within twenty da1 49, ~ n, tsf n
~. ~ rs summons, exclusive oi W IA -
..,,Se. 80 ~ and In caso of your i.n' istrf
80. a. nnsWef Judgment WI .ll,f ~
ssstnst YOU by default fof ip' -
s-e,t.d In the complaint. ..~
r.lsf dasired IN New fort p.1 |II
n.tss New yori Jure itin Zen
CFSWEfNER. tNithN ,,,.irtr F..
NfARsHkLf.. Attorneys ioI N|
Ne,re and Post once Aoi.e',,,. .t.i. =.
,st .lrosd~ay BofouGh o.
tan. New York CITY.
To George contoa -.,,.i uc1
The foregoing summons p. 1880 Il iI.
by publlcalicn pursuant 70 sn, ~. Sle1
,,eorgs s. MUlltn. justice q! eaili Z
court OF the STATE of New lYe,.f $50 ~
fth day of December. 1879 sna go u N
couoIalns In the onloe 81 te' 4, N, rhf'il ~
co,iety 81 New York. Borousn ~
city of New York. -. ~
Dated. peoember ar. lsz..,,xrn
Ou0GENHErMER, VNIsl.~ ,s'.irfIf
NARgHALf. Attorneys 70. -
once and Post once 20 esll,s..,,itsA
iso proadwas. Borough ot
New ferk Sity.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
Add 10 Eaa $40 lls,I4,n0.

Louis Esfsf. - Ryfr a ~. s<I fef
Ray Gross ~ ftres-ft1fy ssElrr ~
81 stanton street. ztllg. ~ 49,
Michael =. hcrisr SeryeFf1or. gltr.
owns A iarHe pare. 3 go f<l1.Hfr
souihyeft coIer 81 llisf etfssi
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
Invests In Roosevelt Lois

william P. Jones sold FOR the High
Grade Realty Company 70 William W.
England. two lots. 25xl36 each, on The
south side Of Clinton Avenue. 100 feet
east of Anna Avenue. Roosevelt, Long
Island.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
SUMMONS

sr-pRr,fE Court. NEW YORK c0rNfi
%. +. HARPER ard u. 7. hAhr..
co-partners trading under ne trn ~
and style % EAGLE HARDWARE ~
pANY. Pia'ntins aga'nst bAAs.- :.
rRANCAIsE Du MEXiQuE, Dsis1-.e'..'
SUMMONS. Trial desired IN NtH i'h-
10 the above named Defendant
YOU ARE HEREBY sUMlONhp
answer the complaint ig ihs aeDel .,l +, \,
serve e copy of your answer el
complaint Is not served WIN ~ .,' p n.
10 serve 4 notice OF appeanneel 81
plaintiffs attorneys within tAt-p
dav- after tho service Of this ssfai-9.t
elusive ~ tho day N service. ~ ~
vour failure % appear OF snsWef lilt
viii be- taken against YOU py lfits
me relief demanded Do ths ,onplAA1
Dated. November iTth. 1871. ....,y
CARTER. LEDYARD q AiLhls.
Attorneys for plaintias yal,, 49,. ~. i.l
p. o. Address, si va. ~, Z
Borough Of Manhattan Hes Is. ,l
TO BANoUE FRANcArsE pc NE1ie.s, ..., /
The foregoing summons = wv n.
YOU by publication. pursuint 20 ~. ~
Hon. George Afuilau. = Ju'iic' o.. e, ~.
nraflia court " the state OF 49,. ~
dated tha 9Th day of nectne~ l--..,is,
aied With the comp plalnt in ~ ~. el." :, y,
clerk OF the County q ~" i~.,..r, q.
county Court House Pr W -. ss1
Manhattan. CITY Count! an' $50
pat.d. Sew York, psesmss, \, Y .rsy lrs.y
csnTER LEDYARD A Nls.D
i,tarre,s for plaintiffs e-tt
% a. Address "a nts 49,
borough OF Manhatian ~
CITY.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19

SMITH ROBERT KIN pursuance of an
order Of Honorable John y. cohalan. q
surfcrato II the County of New York. no.
tice n hereby given 20 all persons having
claims against Robert X. Smith iato OF the
county of Now York, deceased, 10 prcrent
the sans with vouchers thereof % the sub
scfibsrs - their place of tranHactlng bust
meas, az the onlcs u Nlcoll Anahie. Fuller
Sullivan. their attorneys. at No. 81 Broad
paY, Borough Of Manhattan, city OF Nsu
YORK. on or before the 1blh day Of May
1888
dated. New York the ii,h day Of Nov,m-
h~r. 1874
THE FARMERS loan AND TRUST
COMPANY.
THOAfAR 3. FULLER
ALFRED W. HAYWOOD.
EKrcutora.
NfcOLfs. ANAnLE. FULLER A SULLIVAN,
Attorneys for Executors. 81 Broadway,
Borough Of Manhattan, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
Gerry Sells in West Street

Cruikshank Company sold for FL
bridge T. Gerry 55 West Street, a five
story warehouse, 25x90. u is under
stood that the purchaser. who is
client Of F. J. Wilton, will improve
the property with n new building.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19

TO LIT FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
Mattresses

WAITRESS or parlormsld, young Irish
Protestant. expsriencedi highly recon-.
Agency 10 e. asa e.. 81 hoor. Tel tstt
Murray mn.
WAITRESS cHAMBERMAID. capable.
young, experiences: SIS; anywhere. roe
references Miss shsas Agency, bAst
tist a. Murray Hill e7Th
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19

srPRruE COURT. Ssw YoRkc kcy1NiDi ygNsi.Di
THE ROYAL BANK " teACsLA
piaintiN. against dONlALscc nc ~
and GULF NAVIGATION w.
fendants SUMMONS. -.
'ro the above-named dsli1a.s,,s,,,oVrp I
yOv ARE HEREBY sus.,,se suS,,o, snd =
q. su,e- the complaint In fris ii n ~
..rve 4 copv OF your sfsHs, .s.r.atrt .
,ompiaiut b. not served " IN W.. W.. "a 80
~ serve a notice of api ..a-.,,r Car
piairffn's Attorneys within ..-,r1f ff,I
aftar the service Of tn'r NJ az ~
elusive Of the day q service ,ssr1H
vour failure 10 appear Or an. t.f,1t ~
WIN be taken against yep .eiaist IA
the roilef demanded in the COZ ssfi t
Dafsd New York Dec-n rODo. "A
zADRIsKfE. SAGE 1hAi @as,es aai.D
Atforneva for Plsinul' 49, f.fsti.l
Posf Odlco Address i' ~. w.
r.nhaftan Sew forA " rxc ~
To GULF NAVIGATION w.
The foreEoinr summons n sn sr.r
van Nv pubiication pursusr' ,,.s,l-s Il y
- Ifoc caorra n Mulltni - r..|
s,nr.u~ court of the staie 3, ,,ff a..
fstsd Inc sth day cf Deeeihb.,,, '.r- 4
eisa with me complaint "a ~ w., Yen. r.
~. f,i.rE 81 the county oi -. e.rllt
~. connty Court House. ln w s,sis q.
~ Manhattsn. city, county u
p.tsg NeW York Decemp.r 'l-,cn0 ~
zABRrSkIE. SAGE, GRAZ 49,. 80
kfforneya Tor pialnNI MI STREET I.
rost Onics Add's..s. = CIV
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19

n PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
ORARTE JOHN r. COHALAN. a Surro.
cate of tho County of New York, NOTICE
IL hereby given % all persons having
Claims against Mamie W. Livingston, lats
az tho County Of New York, deceased, 20
present tho fame with vouchers thereof. u
tho subscriber. AZ ita place Of iransacuns
business a. SO 10 Broadway. IN the
borough of MsnhAttan. in the city Of New
York. htato of New YoTk, on or before the
nd dny Of June, 1879.
Dated. New York. the ssth day OF No
yember 1879.
OF NEW YORK.
Executor
cr-GcESHEfMER uNTERMYER a
MARSHALL, Attorneys for Executor
Onice and =. q. Address. llo Broad
way. borough of Manhattan. New
York city.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
ArAETNrs1r 10 Irr- -vrrsls1tD
B-shssiss

fffJ A. fHssyaaf 80 ,eees ..n
s,s.<. sss'i"ss'si ssfsle,. 1ia
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
BUYER TO Alter 36ih So. Flats
Jnto Lofts and Stores

Frederick Fox g. Co, Inc, sold for
the Quiller Morgan Company 20 the
Jar Realty Company the five-story
apartment 257-9 West Thirty-sixth
street, 83.lxl00. The new owners will
remodel the building for store and loft
purposes.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
university Place Loft Sold

The Farmers Loan and Trust Com
pauy is reported 10 have sold the six
story store and loft, 45.5xl05, at 66-6s
University Place, through Brown,
Wheelock, Harris, Vought e. Co.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
RAJ IsrATg ron rxcnANcH

YREK LIFT - houses Tor sale ana r.,
Wr's NAH WfsKiK CO. Rutherford. N.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
General HOusewOrkers. Etc.

HoUsEwoRKER, good cook and waii.
ress: 1885, apartment preferred. long
references shea's Agency. East ais; NJ
Murray HIN G17t
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
S75n.OOO Brooklyn Flat

ShamDnn Shampan, architects, arc
preparing plans for sir-story ele-
vntor apartment 90 accommodate
eighty-hve families to be erected on
the east side Of Ocean Avenue, 2l3 feet
south Of Church Avenue. Brooklyn. lSo
1910. FOR the G. X. Construction
Company, 90 cost S750000.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
Cooks

COOK Young swede: city apartment; good
reference. nice willing woman. J., Miss
IiofmayeF's Agency 10 r. t5d 81, "a noof.
Tel ss4T Murray Hill
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19

WNHIEW fI EN ikUfH
Fiff fcf lunfGiafs ffrDfsBfmfff fH -.
fGafff fsf Tfo4g n sl.sil ffnfls-fsn.fy
z - re-. ntleb faI - rfnfs1 Dfonfab,g.
aLlN.ol & monna. lla ". 1aa ~
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Chambcrmalds

cTfAuBERmAGD- WAITRESS, young Nor
wecian. good city reforonco; tali, neat
city apartment y, hss horInA,e Tni ~
Murray Hill
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19

hYtfylNt fsis n lgtf9fssf. fsfssss
80 isfs< r - flI1 fa.far. Isfsr
- n, ifIf 81 D. o. ~ 30 Tas 1861
NeH gfff flig ~ ns.a. a4liisf4sf.
~ sf1eJ ~ Nf H.gffasss
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
HELP WANTED MALE

ADVERTISING man wanted; knowiefge
OF Europe beneficial, not essentiali good
future Box E-600. Tribune.
AIEsnEN-FIyE WITH AUTOMOBILE;
ATTRACTIVE PROPOeITfON. LOTTIb
co. 10 WEST f4TH ST, SUITE 500.
APPLY s-ii.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
Lost Bankbooks

fOsT-uankbook No. a65e 500 % the Union
Dims Savings Uanf if missing. Any
pefron having claim 20 n r. hereby
called upon 10 present the sane within
ten days or submit 20 having said pas7-
book cancelled and a nee one Issued
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds, JeveIry. Rte
Furniture
FOR SALE

A SAVE Nay TO BUY 4 TYPEwRfTrs
We sell all makes rebuilt ana sqssi \,
new. TO prove it we will rent .t from e,
10 az months and apply Ell rsntsi gs :,
sia months on purchase keep it 10 ~.
feet osder during time rented a1d 90 ysi'
after N you buy u, Can yo1 afk fsi
falrer propositlonI
RENTALS : MONTHS - Up.
TYPEWRITER SALES cONpANY. nc,
cortiGndt S. cortlantt 1874
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
sells White Plains Plot

Chauneey y. Gnfen sold Tor the
Gsdney FArm Company, Inc. a plot in
The Gedney Farm section Of White
Plains, te X. L. Brsmley.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET

,fsr ST. f2lgs B'way) - Well furnished
rooms, elevator, subway; immeoiats pos
session.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19

rosT-Bhnkbook No. 2i3.3is Of gfsen,slieh
Savings Banf. 7fi Sixth Ave, y. Ivy
pivnent s,0ppsd. PisaEr return 70 bank
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
INSTRUCTION

IANG 40 Is
Al modern lanEuagss taught hy er-
perlenced native teachers. Day aa-
Evening Glasses. Eeaaonabis tuition.
Catalog on request. Trial Lesson Frer.
Classes forming every week. French.
spanish. German. Italian. Elementary.
Iufermrdlate ard Advanced.
her LITL
school OF LanEuaEos
80 West 3ith ~. Tel. PrnnSyiFaniA itfs
Brooklyn-.2is LiyinEsion 81.
lei. Main 1910
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19

LOST Handbook 10. $3.50 of ths Union
Dime favinGs Bank u fnlsSna. Shs 49,
-, b,.inr a claim 70 n is hereby called
mon 10 presen, tho same within ten days or
si,i,rai, 20 having ssid psfsbook cancelled and
now one ISSUED.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19

LOsT-Dankbook 10. 1so.g1t of ths Union
Dfm. PavinFs Bank n missing Any per
son having claim 20 ~ Il hereby called
uoon 10 present the same within ten da1s
or submit % having said pnssbo0k can
.eiied and o. nsw one issued
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
LOST. POUND AND REWARD

Losr-niaok Cocker spaniel NAMED "eDook'
lost nt BrouEYiile, n. ". &. X. n. STA
tlon sunday evening. Wore coilsr with
owners name Liberal reward nnd 80
pensss n returned 10 ~ Garden av Bronx
VILE ~ y Te. pfonnvllis gl9f-M
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19

mir. gevinrs Bank is missing. Any psr.
.on having . claim 10 n l. hereby called
upon no present the fam9 within Ten 0sys or
submit 10 having said pasabook cancelled ana
rrn ono isseued.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
MORTGAGE SALE

70 JOSEPH +. BRENNAN AID SOPHIA
WIEBOLT and their cfstiton 90 a.
persons inferestefi Take notice ~ %
there IL past due on chatfei morigags srt
notes on confectionery g9rs frturcE I'lt
fountain. machinery, furniture, &c, a.
1871 Webster Az, Bronx. y. Y. CiI
800 and Interest payment is demanded g.
or before December isfh i1lt II ~
paid property viii be sold December iM
1899. a. y. D.. AZ ,75i webster A. o
auction. 90 satisfy fhe mortgage.
WILLIAM H PfETscI. Aorigaga
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
sURRoGATEs' NOTICES


~ PURSUANCE or Az ORDER or Hon.
JOHN Z. COHALAN. a sufrosats Of M.
county cf New York NOTICE - hereby
given 20 al perfona having claims aratnst
HELEN ~. KNlcKERBACkER late 6f ia
County OF NeN York. deceased. 20 present ths
sane Nlth vouchers thereof. 10 the suh.erlb.
80. Al their place u tranractlng business AZ
the Once q Du-r. Strong whitehead, their
Attorney - no. - Exchange Place In ths
Borough q Manhattan. In the City OF New
lgik. state o. New York on or befoFs ths
ttih DAY % February. 1922.
Dated. Now York. tts 18th day of August
ROBERT GIBSON.
lOLriS A. nRENNE..
DUER. sTRovG a WHIT srrf:Gb. 8,,s,.
neyr fcf Executors. One and Post
tfCa Afirerr a. Erthl nge Place Dor.
euEh ~ nanhatian. hsE YORK City.
HguuL pANifI. Mn rt'nsrAvcg or A.
afisf ~ iiaaHfttls tetn ~ rrtfisr. sIrrsr,i.
= i-s 'ainv 4 Nes fgTs. Noricr !, h'rrhy r'rsn
n sl rsr~nt tffinf rifimt srlinr ptniH Nj
iI ffffni iln nrf Win lpufifn fhfflaf 10 NJ
fle flsff. e. fl7if rft0a ~ ifansa1iHf hutinslI
q % nThf n ~ ltnHsn' Loan AL Tnlsi Cafs.
lINI ~ u NiiIfn lfts ItFlufl II Nanlat.
sN ~ " AsH loss. "a - bsiefs Ne -sm day
ns..f. egs You ih- ZEN dsy n No-sns.r. 49,,
NAnlpt a hfUNff.
ut rAHMrnF toAS bSD rausr CON
Gllld.n. nofsros nIASc. A,,i-r.Js .r.' i.r
Aa'fs''"' ~ Etshsne fitls. Ass ioft. \. Z.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19

MORTGAGE SALE u iunchrocn hrit
and lease VIII BE- sold to-day Dec y Il
. A. -. sharp. A. ~ 1fh ay. NeW ff L
~. sova Auctioner. By order of mofis4f
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
SITUATIONS WANTED MAI,
Domestic

BUTLEE--Useful' young Fr.neh-..
pArlsnced. very Wiiiirs wort.@.l y
silver cisaner, good valet. riodersf. ".
rity Or country. D. Misa Ust.tH
Agency. 10 y. ga a.. "a floor. Tsl..i,Ii
ssi7 Moray Ulil ''g<ii
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
REAL EsTATE-sALE OR RENT
Brooklyn
Long Island

REALTY ASSOCIATES
BuilderB 0f 600 Easy Housekeeping Homes"
io2 Remsen ST.. brooklyn
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-02-23

mess. He states that evidences of
approaching spring greeted one on
every hand. at was like getting back
to a glacial country on arriving in
Hood River" said Mr.. Gibson.
Mrs. M. H. Nickelsen returned Sat-
urday from two weeks spent with her
daughter. Mrs. w; E. Bullard, and
family at lone. While there she was
visited by her old friends of 40 years
standing, Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Harbi-
son, of Morgan. Mrs. Nickelsen is
slightly i'll this week.
H. H. Larkin, down from Belling-
ham, Wash, to attend the annual con-
vention of northwestern Gamers in
Portland last week, came here over
the week end to join Mrs. Larkin, who
had preceded him here for visit with
friends. Mrs. Larkin also visited
friends at Dee.
Friday evening at the high school
auditorium hear Jay Stevens, chief of
the Pacific Coast Fire Prevention Bu-
reau.
Bert Head, who has been hauling the
men to and from work on the High
wav, was the first to travel over the
entire :route to Portland Monday as
soon as the opening had been made to
the MuItnomah county line. Mr.. Head
also drove the first car over the pave
ment when connected up with that in
Multnomah county on the Highway.
Harry V. Wood, who inspected the
Highway between here and Cascade
Locks Tuesday, says the surface is in
excellent condition as far as Shell
Rock mountain. There, where the
road is opened only wide enough for
passage of a single car, the motorist
is advised to drive slowly and use ex-
treme caution. Between Wyeth and
Cascade Locks, Mr. Wood says, many
large boulders have been brought down
by small slides.
S. r. Smith, who has been out from
Mt. Vernon, Mo, with his son, Harlan
S. Smith, spending the winter with his
brother. Sanford Smith, has returned
east. The visitor arrived here in time
for but a short period of the ideal fall
weather last year, and then the un-
precedented SHOWS and long continued
east winds began. Il told them"
says the local brother, THAT they
would have to return again to get a
fair sample of our winter weather.
Members of the Nursing committee
and vice presidents of the County
Health Association will entertain at a
luncheon today in honor of Mrs. Glen
dora BlakeIy, who has just resigned
the placeIof countyshealth nurse to ac-
cept position field worker with the
State Nursing Bureau. Miss Janet
Geister sof Arizona, her successor, and
Miss Shreyer, of Portland, of the State
Nursing Bureau, will be guests at the
function. The affair was arranged by
Mrs. F. A. Cram and Mrs. A. G.
Lewis.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-02-23
OAK GROVE

James H. Lennon, Los Angeles,
writes his father that there is building
now in Los Angeles, 10 story hotel
without elevator or stairs, and to
make all places accessible they depend
on climate.
Mariooch Carroll arrived home'with
new collar and 1922 license tag. While
in Hood River he had an operation for
cat-a-racket.
The Oak Grove Grocery Countrywide
elected for membership S. b. Banks,
John Stranahan and G. W. PETER.
manager for Standard Oil Co., and
now that the club has Rockefeller cap
ital to (back) take care of the several
high financial promotions it will not be
necessary to place any more bonds on
the market. VIM. (BilD Crapper was
appointed chaplin.
The basket lunch at the school house
was not the success anticipated on ac-
count of the penurious dispositions of
husbands buying the basket lunches
put up by their wives. Hereafter all
baskets will be numbered and the lot
terry clerks and cashiers will [sell the
duplicate tickets and in this way all
the husbands and lovers will have an
opportunity to enjoy the good cooking
of the district.
The Country Grocery Store club has
been invited to participate in the
George Washington party and wear
clothes IL to Is years old but as this
would be no novelty, the club turned
the invitation down by unanimous
vote.
The Oak Grove district orchardists
expect an exceptionally large crop this
year and with a heavy tonnage hope to
be able to elect West Side man as di-
rector in the Apple Growers Assoca-
tion.
Snow is vanishing very rapidly and
one can hear the musical squeak of the
pruning instruments in all the orch
ards.
Oak Grove district extends best
wishes for the speedy recovery to good
health for our esteemed friend, W. l..
Nichols and hope that he may at his
early convenience view our roads.
The black and white shepherd dog,
known as Mariooch, when attending
the university club dance 10 years ago,
invited the Airedale dog, known as
Mike. to two step and while they
polished the floor, Major Carroll and
Crawford Lennon were hot footing
around the hall to stop the music.
Mariooch and Mike were great friends
and always on meeting spent from
one-half to three-quarters of an hour
embracing each other. Mariooch and
Mike had annual passes to the Gem
theatre, where they generally spent
their evening enjoying a good 10 cent
show
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-02-23
FATHER AND SONS
BANQUET Is SUCCESS

Fathers and sons to the number Of
$50 participated in the annual Father
and Sons dinner Of Riverside Com
munity church at the church parlors
last Thursday night. A bountiful din
ner was prepared and served By a com
mittee headed by Mrs. George NJ. Gal
laway. The Oldest father present was
Leslie Butler. aged "a. The youngest
son was Willard Galloway. aged six.
Frank A. Cram was POSTMASTER.
The following boys made responses
Kelsay Slocom, Lawrence Wright.
Robert Butler and Clifton Emmel.
Adult speakers were Rev. ". r..
Boldly and r. +. Scott The high
school boys glee club. composed Of IS
members. directed by Mrs c. n. Hen
ney. gave a number Of songs that
won them plsudits. The committee in
charge Of the dinner. declared one Of
the best ever held At the church con-
sisted Of y. l.. Pierson. Truman But
Ter and Malcolm d. BrOde.