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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-06

God knowsI But look here, Dune, you're constable, ain't you?" Duncan smiled pityingly, as if to say, Don't be an idiot, AIiah.''
 And if you're constable, and man owns a bill he won't pay, why then you've something lO say. in it, ain't I right? Well, here's bill to pay, fair and square. All this wool shed pull over our eyes about Andrew and the India ship-as if that made a mite of difference one way or the other! No, siree. Dune, she give her word to take the man that fetched the ring-that mans Joshua-the bargains filled on his side-and there you are. Now, you're constable. I take it right, Duncan, you should give that girl a piece of your mind; give her to understand that India ship, yes, India ship no, she's got a bill to pay and a mans soul to save from damnation everlasting"
 All Duncan could Go with him that night was to smile and shake his head as much as to say, You're a wild one, Miah, sure enough
 About Mary's suIlen, stubborn be- lief in the India ship" pretended or real as it may have been with her, but already growing legendary, I know only In the largest and mistiest way
 It is true there had been a ship that looked like an east-going clipper in our waters on that fatefuI night. Every one had seen it before dark came on, standing down from the north and laying a course to weather the Head if possible before the weather broke. It was Nary's claim that Andrew had pointed it out to her and spoken of it-in a strange way, a kind of a wistful way, she said. And later that night, what better for a man on the way
Evening star., 1922-10-19

High-class Coats in all the favor
ed new models. Fur collared and
cuffed. Material is soft Nornaglow
in the preferred new shades. Spe-
cial, $500.
Evening star., 1922-10-19

ton, under section Is, national de-
Tense act. has been extended to De-
cember Is next. He adds that an
officer of the National Guard who has
not properly qualified before that
date will not be entitled to federal
pay. That condition, he says. applies
to every officer of the National Guard
even though he may have been ex-
tended formal recognition by the War
Department (a) subject to eXam!na-
tion under the now obsolete para
graph 21S. National Guard reguia-
tions, or 90 upon waiver of tests
for moral and professional fitness
under the now obsolete paragraph
20S, National Guard regulations.
"On December Is, 1922" says Gen.
Richards. "all forms of federal recog-
milton extended by the War Depart
ment will cease in the case of those
officers who. for any reason. have
failed to qualify in the grade and
branch of service, before Il board
Evening star., 1922-10-19
SAYS WORLD WAITS
FOR AID FROM j. S.
Near East Relief Worker
Urges Help for Victims
of Turk.

There is not a man living who
understands the Near East problem,
declafed DR.. Andrew NJ. Brodie, ma
tional representative of the Near
East Relief, in an address at the
City Club forum Tuesday afternoon.
Some editors think they do, and
write accordingly" added DIR. Brodie,
but not until we get some sort OF
internationalism, with America in
cluded, will the 4,000-year-old mud
die in the powder magazine OF
Europe be solved
The speaker strongly advocated the
entrance of the United States IN some
league, association or whatever you
care to call it, of nations, ana salu
the world was patiently waiting ior
the day when such u step Will De
taken.
Describes Turk Atrocities.
He said that America lost her
golden opportunity at Paris by reius-
ing to enter the league Of nations. as
she was the natural leader to Whom
the rest of Europe looked for suid-
ance.
When America awoke that morn
ing in 1898 and found herself III pos.
session of the Philippine Islands.
continued DIR. Brodie, "she found her-
self a world power, and as such She
must take her place with the other
powers of the earth
He described the atrocities recently
committed by the Turks in Smyrna
and paid tribute to the work now be
ing carried on by the little banfs OF
American Christians now tolllnS IN
the devastated country.
That $I25.OUO,OO0 will have to be
raised for the relief of the suffering
ha nf
ty millions of this amount can prop
ably be borrowed by Greece. but the
rest must be subscribed in other coun-
tries"
DIR. Brodie was introduced by Claude
owen, forum chairman. who announc-
! ed that next Tuesday former United
States Senator Chamberlain. now Il
member of the Shipping Board, would
speak on the Merchant Marine
After giving most satisfactory
report of the clubs finances, Henry
E. Stringer. president. announced the
program for the year, which he said
would be most elaborate.
1.-The following suggestions for
winter activities, have come from the
committee chairman said Mr..
Stringer:
One large dance each month. start
ing with a Halloween carnival: mo-
tion pictures or concerts every sun
day evening.
Semi-weekly athletic classes with
games to follows as was done last
spring. Three big athletic nights
during the season, with top-line box
ing and wrestling attractions, if legal.
Forum LuncheOns.
Regular weekly forum luncheons.
with such speakers as Admiral Sims,
Theodore f Price. editor of Com
merce and Finance. and William n.
Archer. noted engineer. will be held.
The club also is planning 'Spe"ia'
club days" at forums. at which other
local clubs will be guests of the City
Club. similar to Ad Club day last year.
Reefsteak dinners. such as made the
old Commercial Club famous. also are
contemplated. Also a big City Club
dinner will be given.
A series of family nights. at which
the features will be plays by the
Arts Club of Washington players also
is being arranged
The chairmen of the different COM
mittees submitting the program, all
Of whom were present Tuesday, are
Charles Demonet, house; Charles r
Clagett. athletic; Claude owen. forum.
and Roy Neuhauser. entertainment.
Evening star., 1922-10-19

Sl5.50 Australian Opossum
Scarfs. $1,000.
$1,000 kolinsky Rlngtail
Scarfs. $3.50.
$500 Two-skin kolinsky
Ringtail Scarfs, $3.50. >.
Sl1.o5 Civet Cat Scarfs,
$3.50.
Evening star., 1922-10-19

These attractive guimpes have
Bromley and Tuxedo collars
and are trimmed with real hlet
laces. Ideal for wear with your
Fall suit or sweater.
Evening star., 1922-10-19

ceeding with the view to the forma-
ton of a strong coalition cabinet,
the Giornale d Italia has learned.
This cabinet would modify the >elec-
toral law and dissolve the chamber.
The fascist party is said to be op-
posed to direct participation in the
cabinet. but the Giornale d Italia be-
lieves that their differences can be
cleared up and an agreement reached.
Evening star., 1922-10-19
BANDIT GETS S2.450.

ERIE. Pa, October ga lone ban
dit walked into the lincoln Bank
here and, after backing two clerks
and woman cashier against the wall,
robbed the cashiers cage of S2.450.
The robbery occurred while an ad-
joining building was burning. the
robber working without interruption
under cover of the excitement.
Evening star., 1922-10-19
MARTIAL LAW TO END.
Denison, Tex, Shop Strike to Be
Ruled by Open Port Act.

AUSTIN, Tex. October 19.-Martial
law will be lifted Saturday from Deni-
son. where il has been in force since
July % as a result of the railroad strike,
Gov. Neff announced late yesterday
The open port law then will be In
voixed to handle the situation at Deni
CON Gov Nnff s.if
Evening star., 1922-10-19

under section IS, national defense
act. and all such persons cease. to be
officers of the National Guard with
in tie meaning of that act. This aps
plies also to officers of the National
Guard Reserve"
Evening star., 1922-10-19
EXAMINATION PERIOD
EXTENDED TO DEC. IS
Militia Bureau Chief Gives Notice
Regarding Tests of National
Guard Officers.

Gen. Richards, chief of the militia
bureau. War Department, has an
nounced that the time set for the
completion of the examinations of
National Guard officers for qualifica.
Evening star., 1922-10-19

When you see the uame "Bdyer' on
package or on tablets yuI are getting
the genuine Raytr product prescribed
by physicians over twenty-five years
and proved safe by millions for colds.
headache. tooth.tChc. earache, neu-
ralgia. lumbago. rheuma ti.sm, neu-
rItiS, and for pain in general. Accept
Evening star., 1922-10-19
SEEK NEW ITALIAN CABINET.

ROME, October 19-Negotiations
between former Premier Giolitti, for
mer Premier Orlando and Benito Mus
solini. leader of the fascist, are pro-
Evening star., 1922-10-19

only "Bayer" package which contains
proper directions. Handy boxes of
twelve tablets cost few cents. Drug
eistS also sell bottles of "a and 100.
Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer
Manufacture of Observation-Disclosures
OF Salicylicacid
Evening star., 1922-10-19
Leather Bags
Special, S3.95

Purchase and sale of new
pouch-shaped bags. Of pin
seal leather with fligree frame;
best silk lining; good catch and
leather handle. A decided saw
ing at the price. $3.95.
Evening star., 1922-10-19
Sale
Umbrellas
at S6.95

MALAGA and all bake1ite han
dies with rings, tips and ter
rules to match. Also leather
handles and some natural WOOD.
Fine silk coverings in navy,
green, brown, purple and black.
Friday, special, S6.95.
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FURNITURE.
DEDUCT 500

DEDUCT 5Oeo
from any piece OF furniture. Self service
in furniture buying-the first time In New
Yori's history.
may not know OF this
NEW YORK BRANCH.
To them wo say. Visit our New York
showrooms and our display of 10000
square feet all 1923 FURNITURE. at prices
that will astonish the most Critical Barg~~>
Hunter
No big overhead expense added 70 your
purchases in this low rent district. That
Is WHY you take off 5oqb from the price
tag. BE your own salesman " you wish.
No salesman 10 influence you 70 buy.
NOTICE TO DEALERS
Bring your customers usual.
Charge your own price and you pay us sos
OF the tar price.
open to , T.. M. daily and Saturday.
Easily reached by 9th and 10th nv. cars
lgth st. crosstown car and II. II. II.
subway at 5j,h st.
Monthly Bulletin Mo. II on request
Telephone Circle o3i2
GRAND RAPIDS FURNI-
TURE MANUFACTURERS
WAREHOUSE
ASSOCIATION,
5tS-526 West 55th Street.
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UnfurnIshed--Brooklyn.

all light, corner apart
n,ent. with without garage, $S0-Seo
select neighborhood. 2501 Clarendon rd. Call
or phone Flatbush 9139.
WESTMINSTER ROAD, 1920 Corner Cation
Await Prospect Park, IL minutes from
financial district high class residential
neighborhood; two modern apartment build
ings. just completed suites of 3 and large
outside rooms with I and 0 closets: Cali
fornia bungalow apartment: sound proofed !;
perfect appointments: decorations TO suit
tenant; Church av. express station. B. r. T.
subway,
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
WESTFTEH.D
New Jers-y-Sale D: Let,

The garden spot of New Jersey, within 20
miles OF City. Hall fine parks. free public
Z library. best Of schools and churches. through
train service, &c.; attractive new Colonial
nome, with two car garage best residential
section; lot T0xiso; rooms and two tiled
baths heated; sun porch. 11x1o; open porch.
1ox2o breakfast alcove; oak floors: brick
walk and entrance porch: vacuum vapor heat
with hot water generator; all wiring In metal
tubing; bronze wire screens, shades and avn
ings; ready for occupancy October / price
$50, 900: terms or liberal discount for cash.
Il. w. WILCOX. Gal Prospect st.
AN ARTISTIC LITTLE year round home OF
high in Jersey Hills. within easy commutine
distance Of Manhattan. near old fash
oned toWn @ g can 6e and n oS
term mortgages. Ideal for young couple or
small family. Fine residential section. with
all conveniences for comfortable economical
living. Grounds 1o0xl6o IT.. beautifully
shaded. Delivered ready TO move into;
nothing extra TO buy; monthly payments less
tails from the OWNER, Post Office Box
l1o7. City Hall station. New York city.
BUSINESS calls me out of the State and
sell at cnce new six room house, screened
with copper wire. fireplace. beam ceiling.
car garage: corner plot: $6.S00: terms ar
RANGED 10 suit. Write or call, JOS. A. CAP
PlELLO. 453 Chase av., Lyndhurst. ". j.
COLONIA-If you can pay $50 PER MONTH
RENT and $3.50 cash l can offer you one
OF the best propositions the market to-
day 10 own your own home; six rooms and
tile bath. all improvements; only 80 minutes
from New York w. A. GARLAND iioi
Lincoln place. BROOKLYN.
FOR QUICK SALE IN MAPLEWOoD.
OWNER WILL SACRIFICE
very attractive room single house, center
hall. large living room with fireplace, steam
heat. gas and electricity; large shaded plot.
garage and circular driveway: immediate in
specton arranged ROBERT THEDFORD,
IL East 42d. Telephone Vanderbilt 10000
FOR sale or rent-House, ~ rooms and bath;
large lot: garage for 3 cars. @. II.
BLOHM. Palisade Park, N. j. Tel. SD
Leonia.
FOR rent-House. rooms and bath; all
conveniences; garage. 9. H. BLoHM.
Palisade Park. n. J. Tel. 500 Leonia.
FREE list Of houses for sale and rent. Write
VAN WINkLE CO.. Rutherford. N. j.
MoNTcLAIR REAL ESTATE.
MURDoCH-FATRCHILp CO. Montclair. NJ.
ORANGE. So Centre st.--ii rooms, bath,
~ mgarage. beautiful plot, 4 5oxlsS; two open
FORD, 206 Broadway. Cortandt S1S5.
SUMMIT. N. J.-High class residence best
location: IS rooms, baths: executors
sale; half value or rent to right party;
$4,000 year. CLARENCE CoNDIT, 1853
Springfield av.
SEA GIRT N. J.-Private cottage, accom-
modate few guests, among pines. bathing,
home comforts. Particulars tel. 2s71 River
side, city.
$1,000.
balance on easy terms. buys charm
ing home. six and bath. open
fireplace. sun parlor and breakfast
nook, In exclusive Westfied: lot S0x
100; every modern Improvement;
splendid train service via New Jersey
Central
ARTHUR NJ PIERsoN. JR..
% Elm ST.. westfield, N. ].
Telephone 1884 Westfield.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
Furnished.

ATTRACTIVE FURNISHED APARTMENTS
WANTED FOR OUR CLIENTS; SEND
PARTICULARS. SLAWSON a HOBbS.
1872 w. 72D. TEL. COLUMBUS 7240.
FURNISHED apartments that to let
can be included in the Apartment House
Directory OF The New York Herald which is
published every Sunday To save time II
would be we'll for YOU TO call Worth 10000
now no that your apartment advertisement
and listing can be made In the issue OF
The New York herald., 1922-09-15

An advertisement IN tho Lost aud
Found columns OF THE NEW YORK
HERALD offers real possibility Of
recovering your lost property
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APARTMENTS-Sale or Let.

uufurnlshed.
Above 59th St.--5th Av. to North River.
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Nanhattan--siisceIlaneous

TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
Modern six story elevator apartment show
ing a net income of so. 600: unusual
opportunity for an investor. Address Execu-
tor, NJ 2152 Herald. Herald SO.
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New Jerscy--.saIe or Let.

CoLoN1A-Am Obliged TO sell new room
bungalow, with tile bath, steam heat, eeg-
trict light and all improvements; excellent
location only 80 minutes from New York. on
Pennsylvania II. H., near station, Lincoln
Highway and schools bargain price, 5000,
$500 cash, balance like rent. n. o. GELS
ioa Summit st.. East Orange. NJ. !.
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APARTMENTS-Sale or Let.

Unfurnished.
Above seth St.-5th Ay. to North River.
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Brooklyn-sale or Let.

BUILDING, corner Franklin and Myrtle avs,
2Hxso. four story ard cellar now vacen. I;
high ceilings: suitable for ligt. manufac-
G. RYAN, ss4 Bedford av.. Brooklyn.
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FARM PROPERTY.
New York state-sals or Lei.
spIENnIn HOME AND rARNf.

SPLENDID HOME AND FARM.
15S acres, Columbia county, State road; ex-
cellent nine room, steam heated house, gar
age. hen houses. large barns, tenant house,
500 apple trees, stock. tools, crops; immedi-
ate possession; bafgain $1S,000 half mort
gage. -. II. MEYER, Valatie. N. 4.
New Jersey-Sale or Let
Farms With Stock and Crops
Bulletin just out describes NEW JhR-
SEY'S money making farms throughout the
State with stock, equipment and crops: some
with furniture included at prices from 81 200
up on terms; commuters homes. poultry
and fruit places, large general farms all
listed; inland and along the coast repre-
santed; II you are considering any kind OF a
Jersey home OF few acres or more II will pay
you 10 get this FREE book: call or write;
NEW JERSEY FARM AGENCY, lb4 TT
Nassau ST., N. Y. @.
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OUR pamphlet Free Rent on Moderate In
vestment' will interest you. Mailed upon
request. or better stiil call and the
finest duplex hones,ln Brooklyn nj the price
JOHN r. CHURLO CORP. 1872 Highiawn
av., tSea Beach subway to Kings Highway
station--Avenue n station.
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CYPRESS HILI.4-Two family brick house,
all improvements. electric light, hot water
heat, newly decorated: rents $3.50 monthly.
OWNER. 81 Union place, near Grant av.,
av.
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BOROUGH PARK.

One family seven room brick house: al
modern improvements: windows every room
must sell. Apply TO owner on premises. 1ifs
n1st ST.. brooklyn.
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- - - - =
Unfurnishcd.

THREE, five rooms. bath. unfurnished; de-
sirable Christian neighborhood; aduits'
rent not over $40. 1921 Herald, Harlem.
YrNFIIRNIsHED apartments that are TO let
can he Included In the Apartment House
Directory OF The New York Herald which y
nubiiahed every Sunday. To save time n
r~n,,id he well for YOU 10 call Worth 10000
now 70 that your apartment Advertisement
and listing can be made In the issue OF
sunday, September IT.
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BEAUTIFUL FURNISHED HOUSE

BEAUTIFUL FURNISHED HOUSE
ONE HOUR FROM NEW YORK
Ten rooms, three baths. one acre OF ground
rent SlG5; unusual opportunity, Teienhnne
1851, Stamford Conn.
HANDSOMELY furnished nine room house
sun parlor. sleeping porch two story stone
garage, two acres, large shade trees. ann
ken flower garden. vegetables, fruit: hour
cut; sell, rent, bargain. BOX 22i Noroton
Heights. Conn. Tel. Darien 4i5.
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garage; tiled bath. all modern improve
ments. Plimpton av. and West f6oth st.
(Highbridge sectlon). Inquire Olinvillo $500
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Unfurnishcd--Dr0nx.

CALDWELL Av.. s53.-S all outside rooms,
modern improvements: newly renovated:
select parties only; references. $S5. 161st
st. and Sd av Il" station. l block.
UNIVERSITY AVENUE. 1915, corner f75th
st.-4-5 extra large rooms, deep closets.
all improvements. S65-sS5. Induire Super
fntendent,
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$500.
APART ENTS-- Let.
Furnished.
From Battery to I4th st.. Inclusive.

9TH AVE. COR. 9TH ST.
Fireproof Elevator Apartment
rooms. 2 baths; possession at once TO
June 1st: attractivey furnished; s425 per
month
]. IRVING WALSH, 7s WEST 11TH ST.
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Observation-Disclosures.
Unfurnlshed--Long Island.

FOREST HILLS GARDENS, L. /.
Tennis Place" Apartments. by station.
Large rooms: tea room. Boulevard 6545.
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Bronx--Sale or Let.

McLERNoN BROS. REAL ESTATE.
1923 W. Fordham road. Phone 0230 Ford.
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Washingtsn Heights. Above fx5th 81.
West OF sth Av.

A G-STORY APARTMENT HOUSE
5Oo West 1I1st ST.
IL Apartments: Rooms Each.
Every Improvement but passenger elevator
Every Room Direct Light.
Moderate Rents; No Leases.
Rents 81 90s: Price S4s 900.
JAMES KYLE e. SONS. T2t Lexington Av
SIX or seven rooms with garage, near Van
Corlear pl at 225th st: Broadway subway
station at 225th St. small cash payments.
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from train or trolley; best neighborhood.
Tel. Flushing 1881.
KEW GARDENS, l.. I.-5 rooms, bath.
minutes 10 New York, 2 minutes from Kew
station. IL. HUYER. 16i Lefferts av., Kew
Gardens.
WOODSIDE, l.. I.-Five room apartment all
improvements. tenant ownership plan
block from railway. subway. PORTER. 19o
Stryker av. Telephone Newtown 1915.
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Unfurnished.
From Battery 20 f4th St.. Inclusive.

GREENWICH VILLAGE, III Waverly pl.,
between Christopher and lOth sts.-.Just
oornnleted two room kitchcncttc and bath
auites Ali the latest improvements. Apply
an premises or JESSE OPPENHETM 1919
broadway. Telephone Columbus elss.
5TU Az 30, In Washington Square section,
handsome apartment large rooms.
master baths, high ceilings, parquet floors.
real firepaces. Apply on premises. Tele-
phone stuyvesant ni2c.
ifTH ST. t2s w.-Six sunny rooms, kitchen.
hath. elevator; redccorated Immediate
posseasion; $2,fO0S2 400 Manager.
Unfurniahcd.
Above fsth 81. TO 50tb st. Unciusivc).
lTTu s44 r. (Near Stuyvesant Park)--
Private house; floor. rooms, one flight
up. all improvements: suitable for dentist
or physician. HENRY KATz.
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New Jersey-Sale or Let.
Farnas With Stock and c
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

City Property.
wANTED-Dweliing. vicinity Goth ST.. about
SIS, 900 cash. MURRAY'S IS. 1886 lexington av.
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WO fuoms, bauftand kitchcnutte, 500 up.
A. r. cOBuflN. i5e w. 1cd.
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Above I4th st. to seth st. (inclusive,.
Above seth st.--5th Av. to East River,
Above 5sth st.-Sth Av. to North River.

ATTENTIoN.-LARGE PROFITS.
Vicinity Goth st.-Broadway, apartment
house. and rooms. Rent sic, 900. Pricc
SS5, 900.
broadway business corner elevator apart
ment house. Rents S64, 900. Price 1856, 900.
Desirable story corner apartment house,
near subway station, stores, and j
rooms. Rents sfs.5o0. Price $4,000.
Desirable apartment house, overlooking
river. and 4 rooms. Rents SIS 100. Price
SOL 900.
Desirable IL foot story apartment house,
near Broadway subway station. Rents
$50. 900. Price $4,000.
Also other bargains, large and small.
VIII pay you TO send for list.
II. T. WOOD. go BROADWAY.
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New York statc--saln or Let
ConncctIcui-snie or Lei.

WORTHY FARMS EvERYwHERr,
FARM AGENCY, 4s9 9Th av.. N. Y
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WEST SIDE dwelling $4,000 cash. M. II
GAILLARD 4 CO.. 22o9 Broadway.
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T0S, near Riverside--2T II. modern residence
under $4,000. Murray Hiil s514.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

CUSHMAN & WAKEFIELD, INC.
80 East 42d st. Tel. Murray Hill 1920.
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CHARLES BERLIN. 1888 Bway-Manax,
ment. sales. loans.
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Furnished.
Above I4th st. to seth st. NncIusiyel.

FURNISHED apartment in the 50s. Just
respect. sunlight living room. airy bedroom.
bath and ktchenette, elegantly furnished /;
$175 per month, from October 1. Phone Cir
cla D9OS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-13
BSc''e{]A
INTERESTING BUSINESS SESSION
HELD ny CIRCLE No. .
ALvAH d. MEYER

INTERESTING BUSINESS SESSION
HELD ny CIRCLE No. ..
Circle No. . OF the First Baptist
Church met at the home OF Mrs. Allen
On l40lia Fillmore street. with Mes.
lanes D. W. Britain and Allen as Joint
hostesscs.
Fifteen members were present and
me visitor. Mrs 4. H. Willborn, and
during the afternoon three new mem
bCrs were enrolled. Mrs 4. L. Fcrgu.
ION. 1908 Fillmore street. Mrs. s. W
Fitzgerald 1900 Pierce street. and Mrs
Roy Harden. zoos johnson street.
Mrs. williams resignation as presl.
dent was placed and although the
members of the circle regretted having
to give her up as president they were
forced tO accept and the vice presirent,
Mrs. Farrell. was elected president
while Mrs ]. II Harris was elected
vice president Mrs. = $. Farmhy was
asked to serve as press reporter until
someone could be elected 20 fill that Of
flee
During the afternoon Mrs. Willborn
explained number Of business mat
tcrs In regard to the social duties Of
the circle.
Mrs. Sanford led an interesting les.
son ON THE Eternal Gospel The host
osses served delicious refreshments
during the social hour.