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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-15

AT WEIGH. Proressod H. C. Hum.
plrey w;t tea:a Education
cases. At Wheel ng. DR.. W. P.
Shortridge Will conduct class:s in
history. political science and So
cIo.ogy.
! According to Dr.. j. N. Deahl,
head OF the department of Edu.
cation at tho University, II addi-
tiOnal funds and extra teaching
help were available, not only
Charleston, Heyser, Sistersvillc.
Parkersburg and C!!lrkS6ur 4
would be given. the special classes
wanted, but similar CLASSES could
be organized in numbers OF other
places. However, II at all possible
Clarksbnrg and perhaps another
center will bs served this year.
The definite decision to be made
in the next few weeks.
AS the result OF an order Of the
State Boards the fees for extern
sion classes have been uniformly
set at $500 per hour. This af-
fects not only the classes conduct.
ed by the University but these
conducted by the State Normal
schools also. Heretofore this fee
has varied in different commuui-
ties.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-15
FLORENCE SHOP
TO.0PEN TODAY
Located on Second Floor OIL
Masonic TempIe---caters
to Women.

1.-THE Florence Shop" a women's
ready TO wear and accessories shop,
was formally opened today on the
second floor Of the Masonic Tenn.
pie and was visited by scores Of
women and girls OF the city and
elsewhere. Miss Florence Caven.
der is the proprietress Of the shop,
which is attractively fitted up and
stocked with afternoon, dinner, eve
ming and sports dresses Of all up to
date fabrics and In latest modes.
sport hats, coats and accessories,
Artistically done in ivory and
blue, the rooms afford a pretty SCI.
ting for the costumes as well as
offering private and luxurious rooms
for fittings and tryouts. Dainty
setees, comfortable rockers, dainty
dressing tables and mirrors, we'll
placed, add TO the pretty effect OBJ
tanned by the cases in which are
contained dresses, racks for hats
and coats and tables on which to
display novelties.
Miss Lavender will endeavor to
give her patrons that something
different, which is eagerly sought
by the woman or girl Of discrimi-
mating taste and will cater also to
the woman or girl. who is not quite
so hard to please or not quite so
discriminating in her taste, who
really wants a suggestion as to
what becomes her type. Each dress
hat or coat in the shop is an ex.
elusive model and will not be du.
plicated.
The shop has on display dresses
appropriate for the afternoon, eve.
ming, the dinner or for sports wear.
the very daintiest models magma.
ble-and in sports dresses, the
dress that will give style as well
as utility to Its wearer and with
these sport dresse are to be had
the sportiest OF hats. The sport
dresses handled by the Florence
Shop are the famous Golftex Jerse,
which have style and are splendid.
~ suited for practical and sports
wear. The Florence Shop has the
exclusive agency in Fairmont for
these dresses.
The shop has also to offer the
latest in ear rings. beads to match
the ear rings. pretty beaded purses,
perfumes+snd powders and many
other novelties, dear to the heart
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-15
CLASSES
POPULAR in STATE

MoRGANTowN, w. Va. Sept.
l5.-The demands for extension
teaching classes In various cen
tiers OF the state are reaching
West Virginia university in such
numbers this year that Charles
ton, Keyser. Sistersville. Parkers-
burg. and Clarksburg cannot be
reached at this tlme, and only
Bluefield, WEIGH and Wheeling
are included in the list OF forum.
ate cities the first semester OF
this year. Wheeling classes will
be continued all year and possibly
the other two classes also.
The extension classes in these
three cities have already bean
startd. DR.. Earl W. Hudelson is
conducting classes in both Eng
lish and Education at Bluefield.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-15

amer VOL are invited 10 wish The
Florence shop Of Florence eayen.
der on the second floor OF the Ma.
sonic Temple. Here. one may find
the frock or gown, 9delighttuliy
aproposs Of morning, afternoon or
eyelng, that Is Just BIT unusual.
One may also find the requisite
beads and ones own favorite per.
fume."
The other side Of the folder con.
tails the following verse:
Thus times do change-each
frock its turn does hold.
New frocks succeed. as former
ones grow old"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-15


on the grounds that Jackson was
merely the official residence of the
governor, and that such proceed
ings should have been brought at
Oxford. in another federal court
district where Mr.. Russell main
tains his permanent residence.
Immediately after this ruling. the
suit was transferred to the state
court but was re-fled last month
In the federal court at oxford and
service obtained on the governor
when he went there to.yote In the
democratic senatorial primary Au-
gust 10.
Hearing OF the suit in the Or
ford federal court has been tenta-
lively set for the December term.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-15
NEW POLICE PLAN

LONDON. Sept. 15-The present
system of policing Mesopotamia
with troops is to be replaced with
schemes Of patroiling by armored
cars and airplanes It was learned
after the departure from South.
ampton OF 100 officers and 1000
men Of the Royal Air Force. The
contingent includes about fifty pill
OTIS.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-15

STEVENS. KY, Sept. ~
Sergeant Samuel wocdfill, ipro-
claimed by General Pershlng as
the greatest hero OF the World
War, is working here as carpen-
ter on tile government dam in an
effort to pay the mortgage on his
home at FIT. Thomas KY.
10 do this, WOodfill was grant
ed a three.months leave OF alb
sence from his army duties. He
expects TO use the entire proceeds
Of his labor to lift the mortgage
lie is getting 50 day.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-15

Application has been made by
Lieutenant Colonel Fred c. Tur,
ner of Fl. Thomas, for the pro-
motion of Woodnn to the rank VI
warrant officer. This would en-
able him 10 retire OH $3.50 a
month. The rank is Just below the
commissioned personnelY
Another appllcat'on for promo.
tion OF Woodfill to captaincy for
retirement was introduced In
Congress. but 1t has been side
tracked.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12

For Space il,
Central Zone
Liverpool and London ,n,,
Hiobe Insurance Co. 10
Move Newark Quarters to
pershing Sq. Building

Inc Liverpool and London ma c,oA.
insurance Company. one of tho ,ar,a..
insurance organizations in tho wor,a
which for the last year has had i.s ia'
ppt'nc'pal American Offices in Noworl.
la.t ofk next May, having signed a a leasS ,Se%
Yesterday for two floors fron niaaa i lease "
at the corner of Forty-secon1 1iotso.ns' ctrn.
and Park Avenue. The CONN" con,na,,, o'Ieet l't
signed s.,l twenty-ycar lease at t".y sn mas ma
91eg@te 9ne ooo rental Of approximateIv H s5 az
0oo.ooo, -, The total area is 10000 so,,aro o.,
!ee'' The Brown Wheelock 'Co Con,aa Tqaate
although the structure will ia ~. l..
eeempleted until next MAY, move no. hae De
20 per cent of the space has a's0ie olrena enam
oeen rented, Among the otber at1reaay taraa'.y
are ar me Royal Indemnity Connan,' e,,am.s
wnifh has leased the fourth J6rf4ipany; 6ftbp ny
ao s,n'h foors, and the Royal Hak;na - pan' anu
aer tir company, which has taIen q, '"w- oH
20 ,9"ned the builders S6 900 o00 tTpGenlly TG
II. ANDERSON and Charles A Nntt;.'a. ,tt;.aS
nam nam local managing agents Of f>1'o'';s tbe }E
'1'A"ce company, signed the lease -
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12
BUYER to Erect Fine Home
On Fifth Avenue Site
Mrs. john lnnis Kane Sells Plot
Between Seventv-sixth and
Seyenfy-seventil Streets

Douglas l. Gilman sold for Mrs.
John irues Kane the vacant plot, 25x
1870, az 953 Fifth Avenue, between
Seventy sixth and Seventy seventh
Stree The plot is Just north of the
Edward s. Harkness house and adioin-
ing the house recently sold by the
Brigham estate to Dr.. Ernest Fahn-
stock. The buyer. whose name is with
held, plans TO erect q fine home on the
site.
Ennie {. Sinnott bought from Mrs.
z. r. Nichol the three story residence,
rs East Ninety first Street, 20xl00.S.
Matthew Van Sicilen sold to Fred
orick 6. and Elizabeth S. Reynolds a
three story dwelling at sos West Twen-
tr~seventh Street. 10X4".
Charles K. Clisby e. Co. sold for DR..
Bainton the residence at 1866 West
Eighty-tifth Street.
The Cusack Company sold for Rachel
Schff 10 Mary McNally the dwelling
at 40 West Ninety-iirst Street This is
the first sale of the property in fifteen
years. The purchaser will occupy.
l.. Armbruster sold to Joseph Strebel
a three story dwelling at 325 East
Eighty-second Street.
James P. Walden sold for the Van
Cott estate, 10 West Eghty-seventh
Street, three-story dwelling, 17.6x
1908.
Dr.. Vincenzo Fanoni bought from
George Moore the three-story dwelling
at 1l9 West Eleventh Street. 22x103.3.
He has occupied the house for several
years.
James H. Cruikshank resold to Rose
mary Mullins, the present tenant, 2046
Madison Avenue, threestory dwell
ing, 16.4x75. Harry Sugarman was the
broker
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12
Office, Lof. and Store
leases Cover Wide Nerritor,

Albert y. Asnfor{h. Inc. leased enace
at 142 Fifth Aycnne TO the J,anchastey
Shirt Comnanv, and in the Iirgett
Buildiur, corner Fortv-second Stroet
and Madison Avenue, to the i, S. Gerro
Allows Corporation.
Cross {; Brown Co. and Adams {, Go
leased the eighth floor at 22-24 West
Thirty-eighth Street to the Colonial
Bead Company, Importers of beads and
bead novelties.
Carstein G. Linnekin, Inc. leased at
442 Fourth Avenue, space to Milton Y.
Jacobs and s. Starr Company; at IS
Spring Street 4 floor to 4. Gussow &
Co; at 216 Fourth Avenue, space 10
Hind & Harrison Plush Co.; at 2l5
Fourth Avenue. space TO Nelson & Ko-
SOW, New Norl. Life Insurance Com
pany, Empire Worsted Mills and D.
Schultz & Son; st S96 Broadway space
to Edward Toblcr, Thomas Adams, Ltd,
Samuel Richman, Stoliar & Siivcrman.
a. H. EnGel. Gonzales G. Co; at 605
Broadway, space to Harry Kaufman;
at 221 Fourth Avenue. space to Geigcr
& Spring, NowNrk Sales Company. Inc,
William c. Ryon, Alfred c. Ruprecht,
J. Blunenthal !: Co, \. 5. Campbell &
Co, Hubborlzcd SheetinG and Speciality
Company. Inc. Krcbs, Stengol & Co.;
at 24-26 East Twen,E-hrst Street, space
to Leo Recht; at 235 Fourth Avenue,
SDace to J 3 4 !. W. LOrCC: at $50
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12
Physician Becomes Owner
Of Fine MaIba Residence

DR.. j. Roy Mcrkley purchased
through Champ & Dasey, sales direc-
tors of Malba Estates Corporation,
Champ Villa, on large plot running
from Malba Drive to the water front,
overlooking Long Island Sound. This
estate was formerly occupied by
Colonel Hester. owner Of the Brook
lyn Eagle" and will be used by DR..
Merkley as an all-year home:
J. Albert Johntra sold for Neil Mac
Donald the new Colonial dwelling on
the east side of Murray Street, near
Mitchell Avenue Flushing, to Fred
Siemerling. Of Elmhurst.
Henry ". Warner, of Wheatley Hills
Real Estate Corporation, leased for TIE
Verdi estate a house at Syosset, L. L.,
furnished, to Mrs. Helen 4. Ahles.
The Lewis H. May Company sold for
the Bayswater Homestead Corporation
lDr. E. j. Decker presdent) the newly
comRIeted two and hal haf of st95y S5gemdSf DrT
place. adjoining Mott Avenue, Far
Rockaway, L. l., to S. Salmonowitz.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12
"estchester Offers Places
10 Seekers of Homes
oIookayn re- D', Woman Buys House
IN Pelham Manor; Sites
Bought for Inprove,,,.n,

Murray B. Parks sold for Va, Moa
brothers a brick house st p,o.,4
AZ ana Pelhamdale avenues, Pelham
r"'I, iva I. TO Emma &. White, of Brook
'yn; 1t was held at $25,O Tho eoI,oo
broker leased. furnished, for Ca"rno aa.no Z
L. Hunt his home at Bolton Avo,,E,a eU,Ee t
Pelham Manor. NSoNue'
William J. Sherry sold for Mar
celia Keegan her two-famiIy frame
dwelling, "a Glover Avenue, Yonkers
TO H. A. Liffner. '''"oiS -
George Howe sold for the estate of
george u. Mackay large plot on the
cross Ways in Orchard Ridge at Chan
paqua. to Wright Brothers. The buv.
ers intend to erect several residences
Howe e. Cameron sold for John
1ameron plot on Clinton Avenue.
White Plains. TO Mrs. Florence Vernon
who viii erect q residence.
Prince e. Ripley sold for the Fox
Realty Company an acreage on Knoll
wood Road and White Plains Avenue
Vanderbilt Hotel. The same brokers
sold for Sarah F. Lansdale, her resi-
dence or Hobart Street, Bronxvlle
DR.. Perry Miller purchased the lots
279, 28l and 2S3 Riverdale Avenue,
onkers, from Louis Olms, of this city
Dr.. Miller plans to erect stores on the
property. Thomas s. Burke was the
broker.
w II. Jonston sold two plots in the
Fox Meadow development at Hartsdae
for Miss Emily Butler to q resident of
Greenacres. who will build at once.
Chaunccy b. Griffin rented the prem
ises of Mrs. Lillian Consorty at so
Young Avenue, Pelhan1wood, TO Edwin
S. Lines
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12
Passport to Europe Found

ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla, May II ON
Gals announced to-day that in add
ton to $4,000 worth Of Liberty bond
alleged to have been stolen from the
Chase National Bank, Of New York.
whieh they found yesterday in safe
ueposit box in the First National Bank,
q this city, held i'll the name Of j. W.
Holiis, they discovered passport per
hitting travel in Great Britain. France,
switzerland and Italy.
The passport was issued April II.
nailed from Washington April y and
arrived in New York April IS, four
days before the robbery.
Hollis, said to he John ". Nardeman,
Who is under arrest in Savannah, Ga,
appeared at the bank here April 90
tAree days after the alleged robbery in
AeH York. according to officials. He
made his second and last visit several
days later
Hollis IS understood by the authori-
.les here 10 own homestead near
yrsno, Fla. on the southern end ot
aerlit's Island, near Titusville. It is
believed. they added, that his visit 10
'ayannsh was to meet his wife and
take refuge In that city.
tie IS SAID to have telegr@phed $500
her IN Vow York from St Augustine
win instructions to 90 to Savannah,
ana detectives had been in St Angus
',ue aad ;5avaunah for some time IN an
eHott TO frd too couple.
ofticlals SAID unless Hollis had oonds
oil MIS- porSon In S8vanah, he would
e returned to St Augustine. where
'cnuS were i'm his r0sSesSICn ON .
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12
Dolson to Lead Realty Group
In Salvation Army's Drive

Y. IL. Dolson, president Of Wood;
Dolson Company, Inc. Broadway and
Eightieth Street, yesterday accepted
the chairmanship Of the real estate
group in the industrial organization OF
the city for the Salvation Army's $780,
600 home-service appeal now in prog,
ress. Functioning through the Real
Estate Board of New York, of which
Charles Edwards is president, Mr.. Dol
son has underway an active program
IL. reaching every representative Of
the zeal estate inte tests in Greater
New York directly with the Army S
appeal for funds.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12
HOUSES FOR SALf
Manhattan

For Sale below 42d s..
ONE BLOCK FROM NEW PRINCETON
CLUB.
Private house: good order; we'll wired 3
ba ths; low price. possession.
CHAS. n. BALDWlN.
642 5TH AV MURRAY HILL 472o.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12

competent wiling; city, country, highly
recommcnded Miss Halls Bureau, :
Vest %tth q. Vanderbilt $40
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12
KATON.AH

FOR RENT, season. Katonah, ". Y, $4,000,
$1,000. $1,000. Fer sale, rent xarto .on u
places $4,000. $4,000. 800, ooo. 1886. 900.
and others LEWIS H. MILLER. Real
Estate and Ins,, Katonah. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12
Investor Buys Flat on Upper
Park Avenue Corner

Amelia S. Klein sold to Herman Ja-
cobs the fve-story fat with stores.
25.l1x90. at the northwest corner of
l19th Street and Park Avenue.
Adolph and Aaron Weiss sold to
client of the Philip A. Payton Com
pany fve-story fat at 436 West l63d
Street. This is the second sale of the
property within three weeks.
Nj. Weintraub sold to Edith Willough-
by vc-story fat at 149 West 142d
Street, 27x99.11.
F. r. Newbold sold to George Konop
a four-story tenement at 1851 Avenue
A, 25x94.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12
Richard Carvel Sells New
Jersey Farm Held at $4,000

William Fl. PeciSham sold FOR Richard
Carvel his country place and farm at
Westwood, n. j., comprising thirty
five acres. with house and farm build
ings, held at $4,000.
Payson Mel. Merrill Company sold
for Jacob Schustcr jr. to Mrs: H. A.
Potter d plot on Brook Way. Level
lvn Park, West Orange, n. j.. on which
Mrs. Potter will erect dwelling.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12
Apartment and Store Building
Planned for Bronx Sites

Sale has been made Of the seven-I lot
plot at the northwest corner of Sedg-
wick Avenue and Kingsbridge Road to
a client of Douglas Gettll for an apart,
ment project. The same brokers SOLO soia
and 1s4th Street to the Gaines Rob
erts Company, and ffty-foot plot at
the southwest corner of Kingssbridge
Terrace and Kingsbridge Road to
builder for a store building.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12
Furniture

UNCLAIMED FURNITURE-Su.tes and
odd pieces: dining room suites, f95.
Ardsioy Warehouse, 131 W. i2sth st, near
fth ave
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12
MOUNT VERNON
RYE

MODERN COLONIAL house s rooms .
baths fireplace garage. a acre plot.
walking distance station and club; $4,000.
Several unfurnished houses + r rent, -. 900
per year up. MISS Il. N. DkUMMOSD. 90
Purchase st Tel 81l, Rye. -. Y.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12
Art Dealer Purchases Home
In Turtle Bay DeyeIonmen,

waiter L; Enrich, of the Enrich Gal
;gr'eS ar 3 purchased from A. H. Cushman.
-. East Forty-eighth Street. a four.
11iory 1oo American basement dwelling. 20x
40, 40, IN the Turtle Bay DEVELOPMENT,
M'er '.,e expensive alterations Mr. Ebr;c(
m. so occupy this dwelling as his
ayrhe, .su. 5; II. Martin represented the
ssller Eh, and NJ. Morgenthau ir Co M NJ
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12
DANCING INSTRUCTIONS
INSTRUCTION
Diamonds. Jewelry, Etc.

DlAMONDS BOUGHT in any condition:
also old gold; silver and platinum. r.
Blunenthal, Sc Nassau st, New York.
DIAMONDS bought and Gold for cash
Advice free. Bennett. 175 y way. I'd floor.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12
SUMMONS

sCpEEME COURT or THE:sTATE oT
NEW YORh.-TRfAL DESIRED ~
THE COUNTY or NEW YOPK.-NINNlE
JiFkINS, plaintiff. against HARRY An
SON JIFKINS, observation-disclosures vs.
ACTION FOR A DIVORCE.
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEPENDANT:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to
answer the complaint in ths action, and
10 serge a copy OF your answer. or, il tho
com piant ia not served with this summons.
80 notice OF appearance. on tho
Plaintiffs Attorneys within twenty days
after the service of this summons exclusive
OF the day Of service. and in case Of your
failure 10 appear, answer. judgment VIII
he taken against you by default for the
relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated. New York. April 49, 1872.
DULON &. ROE.
Attorneys tor Plaintiff. Once and Post
Office Address. Al Park Row. borough
Of Manhat.sn. New York City.
To HARRY ANSON JIFKlNS:
The foregoing summons is served upon
you BY publication pursuant 10 order OF
Hon. Isidor Wasservogel. q Justice OF tho
supreme Court Of the State OF New York
dated May 9Th. 1922, and nled with the
complaint in the office OF the Clerk of the
County of New York, at the County Court
House. in tho Borough of Manhattan. city.
County and State Of New YORK.
Dated, New York, May nth. 1922.
DULON g. ROE,
Attorneys for Plaintiff Office and Post
Office Address, Al Park Row, Borough
OF Manhattan. New York cry.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12

WE PAY hignos. prlces for furniture,
pianos antiQues b-c a brao. hooks, AT.
ste. Elngaley. sS University pl. stuyvssan'
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12

IARCIMONT
THE BIGGEST BARGAIN THIS SEASON
Almost white Colonial house. 3
rooms, 3 tiled baths, every improvement
garage; trees; shrubbery, plot loosloo
station and school; asking $4,000.
cash $1,000 make offer. Office open Sun
day. MRS. G. NJ. MURDOCK. 40 Post
Road, Larchmont. \. 7. Tel. 425.
SUMMER RENTAL-New s-room house.
near lake; sleeping porch; sun parior;
maids quarters garage; ali conVeniences;
attractiveiy furnished. Telephone Larcn-
mont GER.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12
New Jersey

EAsBROUCK HEIGHTS
FOR RENT-I!asbrouck Heights, six large
rooms and bath: steam heat gus, electric ,
S6A. l.. T.. KRIENS. 1874 Franklin
FREE list of houses Tor sale and rent. write
VAN WINkLE co, Eutnorfold. n. j.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12
LEGAL NOTICES

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
Bsrg for leave to dissolve the marriage TO
Be.thel T. Berg on ground of absence. petit
toner.
TO Derthel T. l3erg. husband OF Emily Herg
Please take notice that the presentation OF
tho facts in the petition OF Emily Berg is
hereby set down for hearing and proof to be
taken therein before OF the Justices Of
the Supreme Court Of the State of New York,
New York County, at the County Court
House in the Borough of Manhattan. city
Of New York, at Special Term, Part IL.
thereof. on the 2d day OF October 1922. at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon of said day, or as
soon thereafter counsel he heard. for
an order dissovng the marriage of EmilY
Berg to her husband, Berthel T. Berg. on
the ground of absence for over over five
successive years then last past Of said
Rerthol r. Berg, without being known to said
Emily Berg TO he living during that time.
Yours etc.
LOUIS SPIECEL.
Attorney for Petitioner.
299 Broadway, Manhattan, Now York city.
To Berthel T. Eerg
The foregoing notice is served upon You hy
publication pursuant TO an order Of Hon
Isidor WGsservogel. Justice OF the Supreme
Court of the State of New York, dated May
Cd. 1922. and filed with the petition IN the
Office of the Clerk OF the Supreme Court. New
York County. at the County Court House. in
the Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New York
on the 4th day OF May. 1922.
LOUIS sPIEGEL.
Attorney FOR Petitioner.
299 Broadway, Manhattan, New York City
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12
onanges for Horatio St. House

nsnn "n0"oer d Co. sold for the Cam
Ia buiIG;.e estate the six-story elevator
ge.ns at the southwest Corner ~
WIZ Soasio VI, and Fourth streets to E. Davis
is ~ evpa pans to alter the property. which
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12

HN' ENGLAND REAL ESTATE

ENGLAND FASHIONABLE FART
t2 MILES FROM IoNDON.
y CHOICE And UNIQUE FREEHOLD
FnNI, l,I,I
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12

10 LEASE,
a NEW THEATER IN BREwSTER y. Y
WILL, BE COMPLETED IN so DAYS.
MODERN IN EVERY WAY
ALSO A STORE SUITABLE FOR DRUG;
CONFECTIONERY, ETC
can Ia see mo or drop me . line.
ALEXANDER MoNTESI,
6S PARK AVE. DANBURY, CONN.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12
pEEKSkIIL

CP-TO- DATE HOUSE, { rooms. bath large
attic city water, improvements electric
Lights: . acres of ground; all kinds Of
fruit; garage for > cars. ERNEST {. Nc
COY. Feeisliii y. Y Il, J. d. . Phone
7Sl-Wt
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12
PLEAS.ASTNILLE

- Unusually attractive
Groom house: l hour froln Grand Cen
trail; excellent condition; centrally located !;
all modern improvements: lot 50x117: price
$500. d. l.. DOGGETT PleasantVtile,
~ Y Phone 4lS-M.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12
jackson Estate Rents Ho,,,a

the anian a..s q Pendergast leased for
sou,'s.aesse asse OF Peter A. Fl. Jackson the
,evtIofy ,evsn,I dwelling at IS East Sirtv.
or'enth mssh Street, to a client ,,'ho o'H.S S,;,,
paacy. "''eiaV'ons for occu-
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12
s'''ooO Lexington Ave. Lease

slun" "'s /. n Lhyie & Sons leased for Morris
store. sne 'ne hve-story building with
.ea Avan and apartments at 7s9 Lexine-
ger. s"..enue, for ten years at an ae.
sss'e rental Of $40 o0o "N "s
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12
LOST. FOUND AND REWARD
Lost Hankl,ooks

lost BsntSook 81 G6s.Isa of C5reerp-icN
Savings Bank. sfS fth av. \. = city.
Payment stopped Please return to ban>
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12
PIiILIPSE MANOR

BUILDING PLOTS. s0xloo, sewers water,
gas electricity; river view; $500. on
easy terms: srsistsnce IN financial build
Ing T.. B. MORRIS, 597 Fifth ave. Phone
Murray iiill 5022.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12
Dressmakers. Miiliners. Etc.
General Houseworhers, Etc.

DRESSNAkF FR. experienced. by day; ref
erences. Lucia. @G3 W. l25ih 81.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12
sells 43d Street Proner,v

tor Lon;ss h;serett N. seixas Company sold
Street ana Clara Brett 342 East 43d
i0o.5 - three story building. 16sx
e'ef Scheer for occupancy.