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Prcsbytcrinns.

summary: Two-baSc hitS-p. Beck,
l.. Stringcr. Mallory. Benson. NJ. Col
Inns. stolen bases-Mallory. Farrow
GU. Christian. Double piays-Collins
10 Farrow; Carter (unassisted Hit
by pitched ball-hy Drumcller Oar
row. Christian); by Goulder Gar
row.. Left on observation-disclosures
=: Baptist. 8. Bases on balls-on
Drumeiler. .: off Gouldcr. /: of
Rcams. .. Hits-oT Drumrller in
> Ia innings: off Cioulder, 9 in 3 ca
innings of Rcams. in innings.
struck out--by Drumeller. 2: by
Goulder. {; by Rcams. TO- Time OF
same-2:i5. Umpire. Woodan. Scorer.
Turner.
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a., Ph9ne for normation
N''' 49," Wv
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Summary. Two-base hits-Waters,
7. Clark 90. B. Goodman, Bayne.
Three-base hit--waters. Stolen bases
b. Goodman (2), w. Clark (2),
woody, +. Bates. Double plays
PuCh. unassisted; w. Clark to lPugh;
w. Clark to T. Clark. Struck out
BY Bates. 3; by Richardson. 3; ty
Bayne. I. Left on tases-Montrose.
I: Glendale. s. Base on balls-On
Bates. 2; of Richardson, s: off
Bayne. 2. Hit ny pitched ball-O.
Clark. Woody, Smith, Hutchison, w.
Clark. Umpires--Patterson and
Chamblain. Scorer-Holmes. Time
OF game hours. Attendance-3so.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22

WANTED, a limited number of boarders
80 miles west OF Richmond. on G.. & ..
IL. H. Large. Cooi ana shady place. far
enough out To escape noire and dust
yet only hvn minutos walk to station.
churches. banks and stureB Terms.
Sl..5o or week. children under IL
mil nr!LA Ahdrn.a In ~ n,iua ",
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22

CoWHruIn ..:.......... UUO 600 200
Two-base hit--Vest. Home runs
Talbot. stolen bases-Talbott. Owens
CD. Caudie. Clayton. Vest (2). Jones
CD. Huband(2). Left on bases-
cambridge Baptist. 3: Cowardln
Avenue. 3. Bases on balls-orf Ran
DALI .: off Thomas. 1: Davis. 0. Hits
off Randall, In Q innings: or
Thomas. In innings: off Davis,
In innings. Struck out-by Rams
dali, IL: by Thomas. o: by Davis. 1.
Time OF game. 2:3o. Umpire. Bur-
rows Scorer. Moore.
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Third Christian lO3 ia AVS
summary: Two-base hits Voor-
nees. Anthony. Davis. Three base
hits-Smith. MCGEE. Schultz. Stolen
bases-Davls. 4: Smith. 9; Banks. /:
ware. l; Curtis. 2: RATIO. /: Terrell.
!; Kelley. 3. Sacrifice hits-E. Brad
ley. Sacrifice hies-Smith. NJ. Brad
ley Double play-Richardson to
Grimm. Hit by pitched balI-Banks
smith. Left on bases-Third Chris.
tian. .; [. Il o. Ry., 5. Bases on balls
or kirtley, 4; off Johnson. 3: on
grimm. /: off Ware. l. lilts-off Kirt-
iey, IL In innings: of johnson. S
IN innings: on Nces. in 4 innings:
OFF Griffin, S In ] inning. Struck
out-by Kirtly. II; by Ware. a. bv
Johnson. 2; by Nces. /. Time OF game.
:i5. Umpire. Pocklington. Scorer,
Lane
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q. =. MOWRY.
Auction Ger.
Trustees Auction Sale
Valuable Tract of Land

IN CHESTERFlELD COUNTY. VA.
In execution OF certain deed OF
trust. to the undersigned trustee.
dated April 7th. 1921. and recorded In
the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court
of Chesterfield County. In -. Il. Ga.
page l2S. default having been made
In the payment Of certain notes there
in secured and beinG required by the
beneficiary SO to do. I will offer for
sale ut public auction on the prem
ises.
TUESDAY. MAY 23rd. 1929.
at O'Clock +. NJ.
all that certain tract. .,iece or parcel
OF land, together with all improve
ments thereon and thereto belonging
lying and being In Dale Magisteriui
District. Chesterfield County vir-
ginia. fronting on the Old Courthouse
Road. and adjoining the lands OF the
Old Belle isle Tract. Pickett and
others and containing Thirty Eight
t3S) Acres. the mctes and bounds OF
which are shown on plat OF the
above described property, made by
-. q. Mercer. March 10Th. 1921. which
Is attached to and made n part OF
the deed to the aforesaid property
from olivia a. Powell to j. Mayo
c. NJ. HOLT.
Trustee.
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Epiphany Episcopal.

Summary: Two-base hlts-Bruce
Three-base hits-Patterson Arm
strong. Stolen bases-Saunders.
Steere. Rodcs, White. Armstrong (2).
Taylor. Wiltshire (2). Sacrifice hits
-Rodcs, Taylor. Double plays
Taylor to Kirk. Hit by pitched ball
by Wiltshire tBruce). by Burke
"a. Branch). Left on bases-R II.
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BARTON II. S. S. LEAGUE
ncsuIts Sntmrdar.

First game-Ov"rbrook. .: Barton
Heights Baptist. q.
Second game Barton Heights. I:
Presbyterian. ..
Barton Heights Methodist is; Epip-
hany Episcopal =
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JUNIOR S. S. LEAGUE
Rcaulta Snfurdnr

{. & .. Ry.. 10; Third Christian, Is.
Paramount Presbyterian. IA; Wood
land Heights. {.
Hogc Memorial I: Va. a. C.. IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22

SEALED BIDS VIII be received at the
Office OF Dr. j. i. Mcconnell, President.
State Normal School for Women, East
Nadford. virginia. for tho completion and
erection OF addition to dormiiory Number
One. Plans and specifications may be OBJ
ta!ned from the architects. Charles ST.
Robinson. 1909 Times Dispatch Building
Richmond, virginia. upon deposit OF $40
Bids viii be received not later than i2
o'clock Juno ], 1922.
The right is reserved to reject any or
all bids
BY order of the President.
DIR. J. +. MCCONNELL.
CHARLES NJ. ROBINSON, Architects,
1909 Times Dispatch building.
Richmond virginia
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southern AssocIation.
birmingham. Z: Chattanooga, 4.
Atlanta. 4: Memphis. 2.
Nashville, 4; New Orleans, 3.
lecomcs CHIEF Labor 1nspecto

DANVILLE. VA. May ei.--I,uth.r
Z. Fair, local labor leader. and for
many years associated with the DAN
who and Western, Railway in It's ma
chino works. hlE become chile. la
Dor Inspector OF the State Of ylr-
s!nia. and has entered upon his du.
ties ~
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l'nrinn.

Narina ............. 900 900 Olgl-3
sum mary: Earned runs-RaIelKh
Forbes. D: Varina. none. Two-basa
hits-Tcrry. Atkins. Patterson (2).
Beadies. Three-base hit-Patterson.
SacrifIccs-W Jackson. Atkins Hal
lew (2). Double plays-J Jackson
10 w. Jackson t2). Nits-On Pat
terson. in 9 innings; on Redwood,
II in innings. Base on halls-Ofc
Patterson. .: off Redwood. z. Struck
out-By Paterson. II: by Redwood.
5. Hit by pitcher-Atklns. Time OF
gamG-2 hours. Umpires--WInEfeid
and Lincoinfeilow. Scorer-Jet-
freys.
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Jones batted for Gully in third.
tRaffo batted for Gordon In sixth.
Score by innings: r.
Maple Grove ........4 400 100 32x--lo
Monument ...........l20 900 020--
summary: Two-base hlts-Jen-
nings, Vaughan. Scott. Three bass
h!ts-1nge, Durvin. Stolen 5ases-4
Mann (2). f. Jones. r. Clarke. orange
t5>, Scott (e), Gully. Swami (2), Ingo
t2). Jennings : 90, Curry. Rado
vaughan. shortell. Hit by pitched
ball--Clarke. Shorteil. 8. Lett on
bases--Maple Grove. Z; Monument, &.
First hase on error-Maple Grove,
5: Monument. /. Bases on balIs--on
Clarke. l in 8 innings: oft Jones. o.
on Shortell. 5. Hits--off F.. Clarkeu
in innings; on Jones. 7 in 8 ina
nlngs; on Shortcll. u in 8 inntnga
Struck out--by Clarke. a: by Jones'
0; by Shortell, S. limo OF game, 1.sSt
Scorer. Ray Price.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22
INDUSTRIAL COTTON MILLS
COMPANY. INCORPORATED.

Special Meeting OF the Stockholders.
Notice Is hereby given that n special
meeting OF the stockholders OF the In
dustriai Cotton Mills Company lnco.por.
ated. has been called by resolution OF the
Board OF Directors Of <aid company. to be
held at the principal once OF said com.
pany. AT llOi East Main Street. In the
City OF kichuIond Virginia on the 18TH
DAY OF MAY. 1922. AT tn. hour of 1910
A. NJ. for the following purposes. among
others:
/. To consider and act upon Articles and
Agreement OF Merger and Consolidation
entered into by the Boards of Directors
OF the Industrial Cotton Mills Company,
incorporated. and the B!ne Buckle Cot
ton Mills. Incorporated. whereby the Blue
Buckle Cotton Mills. incorporated, 10
merged and consolidated with and into
the Industrial Cotton Mills Company, In
corporatcd, upon the terms aud conditions
sta s,d at length IN snu agreement.
2. To consider and act upon any uIher
matter In connection with nOr pertinent
TO said merger and consolidation. and any
and all matters which may property be
brought befOrs or considered at said spe-
cial meeting OF the Stockholders Of said
company.
by order OF the Board of Directors
l. Is. cAUTHEN
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Lots for Sale

SEVERAL. lot. In Chamberlaynn Cour;
and Battery Court FOR sale on very easy
terms and extremely low prices. Ad-
drcss owner, J.. -. BOX 1926.
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AUCTTOfS-LEC4LS
Legal Notices
BLUE bUGkhE COTTON MILLS.


Special Meeting OF the Stock holder.
Notice Is hereby given that special
meeting OF tho stockholders OF the Blue
Buckle Cotton Mills. Incorporated, ha,
been called by resolution of the Board Of
Directors OF said company. to be held
at the principal Office of said company a,
ll0l East Main street. in the CITY OF
Richmond. virginie. On the 18th DAY
OF MAY. 1922, at the hour OF 10 A. ~, for
the following purposes. among others:
!. To consider and act upon Articles
and Agreement OF Merger and Consolida-
ton entered into by the Boards OF d.
rectors of the Industrial Cotton Mile
Company. Incorporated. and the Blue
Buckle Cotton Mills. incorporated. where.
by the Blue Buckle Cotton Mills. Incor-
porated. IS merged and consolidated with
and into this Industrial Cotton Mills Com
pany. Incorporated. upon the terms and
conditions stated at length In said agree
ment.
2. TO consider and act upon any other
matter In connection with or pertinent to
said merger and consolidation and any
and ali matters which may properly be
brought before or considered at said spe-
ciai meeting OF the stockholders OF said
company.
BY order of the Board OF Directors.
l. u. CAUTHEN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22

Summary: Two base htts-L.
Stringcr, Mallory. Three base hit
y. Beck. stolen bases--Gresham. J.
Collins (2), Jones. Double plays
Carter to Gresham to Mallory. Left
on bascs-Baptist, 4: Presbyterians.
g. Bases on balis-off BInford. |;
off Williams. 0. Hits-off Binford.
q in . innings: off Williams. II in
innings struck out--by Rinford. S:
by Williams. G. Time OF game 80.
limpire--W oodall. Scorer-Turncr.
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'OII w 4IN--II
summary: t'wo-base hits-Redford,
Jenness. r. wyatt, Preston wuiiams
cd. Three base .hits-C. Cox. Jepnasa
H. Wyatt. Home runs-C. Cox ID
heardon CD. Stolen bases-Dieyo-
mant CD, Jenness, Bowman, Foster
80. Preston (2), Williams. J. Rear
don Sacrifice hit--Preston. Bases
on balls--oH Thompson. 4: or white.
!. Hits--or Thompson. 70 in In.
ninSs: White II in innings.
struck out-by Thompson. 4: by
White. 9, Time OF game. 1855. UNI
pre- Abbott. Scorer. Napier
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HOMES

NORTH RICIIMOND-7 rooms. modern.
$500. Hebring e Co. Nad. 5s9.
DANDY BARTON HEIGHTS eight-room
modern home. direct from the owner,
eiGhty.three hundred dollars, on good
terms. Big garage; hot water heat
all in splendid order. Box 1862 or phone
Madison 222s.
FOR SALE, big bargain: new ten-room,
hot-water heated. hardwood floors; mod
ern; three porch dwelling, three garages
large attic; well ventilated; In best sec.
tion OF suburbs. near car line and sun
day schools. Price. 10 assume $4,000
trust due in 5 years. balance 3t75o:
$1,000 to $1,000 cash. balance $50 per
month: rental. 1886. VIII tako vacant
lot as part pay. boulevard 4i54. T.. O..
Box s7a. Richmond, Va.
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shore property for Sale

FOR SALE-Becausc OF iilness must sell
my beautiful ten-roOm residence at
BuckEoc beach. Excellent location for
ycar-rnund tea room; twu-apartment
house. FOR boardeTs or private home
Every convenience. garage showers etc
E"asonhblc. Address Y. BOX 40. 46s
Hampton. Va.
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by order OF the Board of Directors.
|. Is. AUTHEN.

THE UNDERSIGNED having qualified as
"xecut!iN Oh the estate Of Mrs. Annie
May Guy cIrmmitt. deceased all per
soua indebted TO sam: estate will piease
make payment. and ali persons having
ella inns against the estate viii please
present to the Undersigned. Alys Z.
Wilson
- 49,; --i.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22

BEAUTIFUL. STONE HOUSE. COM.
pLETEL" FURNISHED. CONTAINING 6
bEbRc US hND SiN BATHS. LARGE
IlEiSC ROOM. DlSIEG-ROOM. HALL
klTCH ~. PASTRIfHS ETC: oPES
FIREfi.ACEs. SERVANTS QUARTERS,
LAuNrRY. ETC: ELECTRIC LIGHTS
WATER AID SEWERAGE PLANT
June isT TO NOVEMBER Is.r on
LONGER: 100 YARDS OF WIDE vERAS.
DAS. COMMASDISG MAGNIFICENT
VIEW OF BLUE RIDGE AND ALLIE.
GHANT NOUSTAlSS. FIVE ACRES
LAWN. sYRUnnEnY AND FLOWERS.
LABURSCN REALTY CoRPORATioS.
s,3 EAST MAlE ST.
NADisOS 1921.
Wantcti-1o Rent 81
HOTEL-Wantsd. 20 lease abou; nuy-roorn
hotel. ITO Polk street, Raleigh. y. [.
WANTED ri COUPLE. / room. Kitchen
ei;e and bath. furnished. by June 10th:
must be reasonable. Box u Gil. caro-
The Dispatch.
WASTED. small house. cottage or bun
galo". unturnishef, with about one aero
OF land, fronting on river or lake close
TO Richmond. State FUN particular.
and rent. GiE care The D!spatch
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SECOND GAME.

n""L.r .hN,tr,tD
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FOR SALE.
Ideal
Summer Home
Albemarle County

Big sacrifice to settle estate. 105
acres rich land: lO-acre blue grass
lawn. Best social and farm section.
GEO. Med. BLAKE.
Louisa, Va.
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Totals :. ...aa I'll 81 A
Prcsbytcrin ms.

Binford. y. ........ o 0 / 0
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IF YOU wish to buy good used car. read
classification II. 81,
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Suburban for Sale

FOR SALE at bargain price. attractive 9.
room stucco bungalow. Ia excellent CON
diioh; cement rprchcs and cemsn, walk
around ~. adjoining six lots. having .rut
trees and Crane arb"rs. To BE- seen 10
be appreciated. Stop 2Sn, S!ne-Mila
Road. two blOcns from car lire TO the
LEFT. or write Joe De Gaetan!. Highland
Springs. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22

MISUNDERSTANDING front. stricuy nrst-
class beat hotel AT Buckrot adjoining
hihusefnchts Write for terms and
crvations TO c. -. Wagner. nnchroe
beaCh. VA. Phone MampIon 9l95.
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RE4L ESTATE FOR RENT
coLO$%A APARTMENTS.


MONUMENT AVE.-Apattmeni rooms
and bath. Immediate possession. Nad.-
son a7sD-w.
Park ANESUE-Modern nrst-noor fat
~ 'ou- room, and batn-So. 1908 Park
Avenue.
ALLAN. sAvlLI.E & sEEAD. INC.
1903 North Seventh Street.
Eaniolph 93.e.
STUART AVE. 27OI-Five-room
bright, modern corner, furnished
Hat Separate entrance.
FLAT four rooms, with modern couven-
i"nc's, West End. Immediate posses
sion. phone boulevard it0.w.
APAETMEET-F rent, at reduced rates
rooms. bHth and front porch. June
ls' to september ist, with privilege of
r'uewiuS lease lliJ West Grace Street
Phone boulevard iG72.
ATTRACTIVE APARTMENT = UneIp,red
lease. WIKI option OF releasing. reason
able rent. Boulevard :77i-J.
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ROOMS IND BOARD

GRACE ST.. w. is2s--Largc airy rooms
with running water and table board. in
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Lots for Sale

ONE ACRE LOTS ON the r., F. &. p, at
Laurel. Easy terms. Madison 2l55.
50xi40 FEET. north side Park Avenue,
800 block. See MIR. Hord. with Raab
Il Co. or call Randolph 532. Jas. w.
kendler.
BEAUTIFUL. LOT, two blocks north OF
Brook land Boulevard. on Hancs Avenue:
only tll0 Terms $500 cash and $40
q month. BOX a 49, care The Dispatch.
LOTS FOR SAI.E--Beaut!ful lot on shady,
side Of Nerth Avenue. on city line. only
si5A Terms. $50 cash and SD month.
BOX ~. The Dispatch
THE very b-st bargain in Richmond.
Beautiful lot facing park. in North
Richmond Terrace. Price only 1860
Terms. ha.t cash ana slO month. BOX
4 IA
WHEN you want VIVA; you ant and wan:
u immediately. read the Dispatch Wat
Ads,
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business Places for Rent "a

----.----==--.-
Houses for Rent 2.
foosHbE ST-For rent, June to No
rcmbcr /. small, quaint hou.a ,xith
English yard. completely furnished
Phone Madison i773-W. -
GlNTER PARk-Tcn- room furnioh.a
mouse, Tor summer months on Semi
nary. Avenue: Cal boulevard 357U-J.
-
Summer Places for Rent 40
ron RENT-For July and August. a fur
"ishcd siX-room brick residence nd
ming Washington ana Ice ca mpus
Mrs, bereriey Tucker. Lexington. Vir.
MAN placing = insprIcI EI...ii,o a.
ASK ABOUT our three and seysn. Tim.
rates: they are attractive.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Summer Places for Rem, so
%ATURAL BRIDGE. VA.

TO LET FOR SEASON
New-York tribune., 1922-07-01

REAL ESTATE At AUCTION
New-York tribune., 1922-07-01
Former President of Coc
College Buys at MOntrosc

George Howe sold for Francis Odon'
his propcr.y at Montrose, Westchcstcr
County. containing eight acres and colo
nial residence. to the Rev. John a. Mar
cuis. former president Of Coe College,
and now secretary Of the Board Of Of
Home Missions Of the Presoy'erlah
church of the United states The same
broker rented for George Moore his es-
tote at Croton- -on-Hudson. containing
sixty acres. modern residence OF
twelve rooms and four baths
David Stewart and II. " Sullivan q
Co. sold for Mrs.. Murphy the siueeo2
residence. 5OxlOo, on the east side %
leighton Avenue. about 2io feet north
Of Shady Lane. Van Cortlandi terrace
Yoniers. 70 J. H. O'DonneN. The prop
crty was held at $4,000.
Edward K Massco sold the property
Of Marion Taylor Chipman, on " hi'e-
wood Avenue. New Rochelle. consist.ns
~ abou. one acre and stone and shingic
rolonial cottage. 20 New York clicn'.
This property was held at $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-01
Enlargcs Site for New Free
Synagogue House in 6Sth II

Io:cnh NJ. Levine. Chairman oi INC
building committee Of the free syhaa -
coguc. OF which DR.. stephen ; wise Is
The rabbi. purchased from Cathetine
To,-on. Elizabeth Mujligan and Ellen
g Catalan 50 Wes. Sixty-eighth Street
immediately adjoining the properly
ovncd bv the Free Synagogue, 81 TO ~
We. Sixtv-eirhth street. 20 be used IN
cor rcc,ion with the erection Of the new
rrsn Synagogue House. which is being
bnilt 70 house all Of the activities OF
.bo Froe Synagogue except the sunday
SEIZE a-d n include the new Jewish
Ins,,tute OF Religion. from plans ~
:. b. Eiscndrath ard Bloch q hcsse'
architocts.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-01
Hotel Collingwood
Owner Leases Six
Buildings Adjoining
Houses i'm West 35th Street
Taken Over for ~ Years:
New Tenants for Central
and Mid Town Sections

Seth II Mose,cy. owner of 'hc Hotel
Collingwood. at is-s9 West Thirty-ff'h
Street. leased from Adam Engcl. %
Engels Chop House. tho six buildings
q three and four s'ori's at ti 70
81 We, Thir;y-hf,h Street. liiSxs'''
for foriy-two years.
10 plans for ,hc future o! 'ho PLOT
have been formulated Morci,i's Rs
,Auran,. at 5i-5S. will continue 20 OPP
cra,, for a time. IT was learned w.
Moselcy purchased. IN 1916. the four-
story dwelling at 81 West Thir'y-hf'a
Street. and with his newcs' acquisition
controls p rio: ot 2isSxes.o jest eas.
OF ,hc Sixth Avenue corner.
Cr.hman Z Wakefield. Inc. leased
Office. In Tho Grand Central Terminal
building 20 the II +. Remington Ad-
vcriising Company. OF Chicago.
Ru.icr 4 Baldwin. Inc. leased the
,,rlor Aoor NJ 30 West Forty-sevcriA
stree, 20 Mildred Richardson kclly,
interior decorator. FOR many years To-
Gated ~ Il East For'y-s"venth street.
.nof'| q SlhIls lN'a "'tt Nf'' 100
rot, c. Goodc Company leased 10
OFlahcr,y's New York Suburban Lis,,
Inc. The eighth floor IN the kymson
building. 3i3-i7 West Thirty
Street. NJ an aggregate rental oi
slO3.333
Spear & Co leased Offices AZ lis2
broadway 20 Nathaniel Wa,ners' a.
ll3a broadway 10 Benjamin Wcismer;
a, 7ae Broadway % Emanuel Behr-
man. leather prodaci'. Presone'l,
Inc. porfnmcr.. Kelly & Donovan Af-
,er,ising Agency. kumaii Saio' tN-
roricr ard importer % japanese
soods. and Samuel A. Gilman. stationer
Adams & Co. have leased FOR the
Shapanka Realty Company loii
la5.27 Fifth Avenue 20 'hc Central
Tailors. a Ioft NJ a5 West Nineteenth
stree, 10 J. Joseph lofis - No %
irivcrs.;y Place 20 the Famous Cloak
and SUI, Company. Signal Radio Corr.
many ard Greenwich AZ Studios. and
lot AZ 30 We; Twenty seventh
Siroc' 20 Green Bros.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-01
6ronx Sites Bought for Flat
And Business improvements

4 Tie rewiy formed Roorobcc Holding
f.porstion. s RIoarcr. s Rosenblum
'M B Reese. directors. purchased 4
81. -2x'l3xfrecular. on University
a'ule. south o. Burnside Avenue. for
|-2fovemert. N 81 o f"o-story apart
fnsr' house
4 Io"ph y Levine bought from VI. +.
n C.pouton Frederick Johnson.
b. leat q plot. 50xl0o. on the ca t
. Y q Whilock Avenue. fifty feet
4-a.f g i56th street. on which hc Is
Isyrnng an automobile service station
.it !e7a.i shop. from plans b. Leo
Fol- 10 ai'rcf
l..a- lovea'e'i md William Prayer
~ 20 Abraham Siegcl &C. Cauldwcll
i''aae, 4'..siorg apartment. with
fSo stores 25Xiij J.. !. Greenbergcr
'T5s The broker
/ Rc5ei. Folcr sold 3l3i Buchanan
! F4ee. tyo-fami.y brick dwelling with
firases, 25Nl00. for Mauro Yarusso 20
New-York tribune., 1922-07-01
ADyT>fIsr-
seyenih.Day Adventist Temple

i,oih ~. nnd I,nox Ave.
SUNDAY Night: GODS PURPOSE
FOR AMERICA. AND AMERICAS
FAILURE TO FULFILL that
PURPOSE. AMERICAS lMPEND-
ING DESTINl."
New-York tribune., 1922-07-01
Sale of Long Beach Lots
And Houses Starts To-day
99l Sites and " Bungalows
Included in Big Auction That
Will Continue Until Tuesday

The frs, sale Of bungalows and sites
this year ~ the city Of Long Reach
will begin to-day, and will be continued
daily IN the afternoons ard evenings
until Tuesday. July (. inclusive. Jo-
scph ?. Day. Inc, auetioncers. viii con-
due; the snle
At this sale e9l lots In various loca-
tions and forty-two new bungalo ows
will be disposed o. a; absolute auction.
This - the first sale Of lots held since
Long Beach received It's city charter.
on April ls last Long Beach to-day is
a city o. $500 homes and hfty moro
business buildings than comprised tho
village" Of last year
Tho lots 20 be sold In the next four
days arc located in the immediate
vicinity Of the now Sl.0000oO bridge
md tho yacht club between tho Long
Island Railroad station and tho Lido
Golf Club. The sale will be held in a
large tent in Park stree; near the rail-
road staflor