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place.
cOrnet Wallace steeples. second
place.
Hays made an especially fine show
ing in view of the fact that it was
not known until about month ago
that the school would be allowed to
enter the contest. The fine leader
ship of Miss Elma Creighton and hard
work on the part of both the director
and students, won the contest.
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By Head of Department
Agriculture - James z. Rouse, NJ. S.
Commerce - Amos Vance. A. NJ.
Literature --.- Chas. F. West, D. D.
Fine Arts. gGeoFgina Wooton-Roberts
Home LoRee Cave, NJ. S.
History - Robert L. Parker, A NJ
Language - Modesto Jaeobini, A B.
Manual Arts -. Edwin Davis, B. S.
Mathematics -----------.---
------- Edward E. Collyer, a. M.
Music Henry Edward Malloy, B. S.
Chemistry --. Roy Rankin, A. M.
Confering of Degrees ------------------
Pres. William A. Lewis, Ii. d.
Diplomas and Certificates -------------
- Charles A Shively, A. M.
1890 m.-Campus Promenade
Recessional Walter B. Roberts, Alb.
March ..------.--- F. H. N. Concert Band
Wilbert Maynard, Mu. B., Director
Position in Line
Faculty
Bachelors
Graduates
Juniors
- Sophomores
Freshmen
Academies
Guests
Order of March
Athletic Field
Coliseum
Monument
Administration Hall
Woman's Building
Home Economics Hall
l 100 o m.-Commencement Banquet
.....---.-.---..-....---------. Cafeteria
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I. T. PURCELL.

hereby announce myself as condi-
date for the Office of County Clerk
Of Ellis County, subject to the action
Of the voters of the Republican party
at the August Primary, 1922.
STANLEY S. CHITTENDEN.
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I hereby announce that I will be a
candidate for. denomination to Office
of County Superintendent of Ellis
County, subject to the decision of the
Republican voters at the August
primaries.
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I hereby wish to announce myself
a candidate for the Office of Probate
Judge of Ellis County, subject to the
wishes of the Democratic voters at
the August primaries, August 8, 1922
]. B. GROSS.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

hereby announce myself candi-
date for the Republican nomination
rs judge of this, the 23rd judicial dis
trict of Kansas, subject to the deci-
sion of the voters at the primary cleo
ton of August, 1922.
1T. PURCELL.
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The Finishing Touches
Hays, Kansas,
May II, 1922
Oh, Alice Dear:

If could just the inside
Investment Company had Mrs
Normal here, choose daperies
for the windows, OOng ever saw
just we are to
LIVE in that all the time
much harmonious and estful cs
spirits now that he will
have such beautiful home
heavenly to preside rsucha darling place.
People just drive slowly Pershing Heights
all the time looking Everyone
section home there just by
monthly payments like 1t is almost
hardly wait to get in glad again
just as get settled OF COURSE
The Bird Investment you
move IN"
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A room House-See Miller Bros.
School Supplies at Free Press Office.
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ment address.
The following is the calendar for
Commencement Week:
Wednesday, May 1O.-Graduates
complete their work and are excused
for Commencement Week.
Sunday, May 14.-6:15 p. m. Yes
per Service, F. H. N. Concert Band,
Normal Campus.
7:15> Collegiate Hour, Members
Graduating Glass, Sheridan Coliseum.
S:15 Baccalaureate Service, Chas.
F. West, D. D., Sheridan Coliseum.
Monday, May 15-Senior Break
fast.
9:35 Senior Assembly Program.
Tuesday, May 1880 Recep-
ton to Graduating Glasses, Pres. and
Mrs. William Alexander Lewis.
Wednesday, May 17-7:OO Jun
ior-Senior Banquet
Thursday, May $4,000 Com
mencement Exercises
1900 Promenade
900 Commencement Banquet
BAccalaureate. Sunday
PROGRAM
6:15 p. m.-Campus Lawn Vespers
-.......-....... F. H. N. Concert Band
WiIbert Maynard, Mu. B., Director
7:15 p.m.-Coliseum, Collegiate Hour
Organ Prelude ----.------- Daisy Pierson
Invocation -------- Clarence w. Rogers
Tenor Solo -------------------- Frank Evans
Adventures in Self Discovery -----
--.------------------------- Bessie Ferguson
Preparation for True Enjoyment
.--------.------------- Olive Sunderland
Piano Solo ----------.-.--- Jessie Granger
Desire and Capacity for Service 49,
.....---,...-.......-.,----- Clair ]. Wilson
Ideals of Success Charles G. Taylor
Alto Solo -.----- Helen Fowler
The Abiding Habit 49, Clarissa McNay
Baritone Solo - Edmund Brungardt
Organ Interlude .-------------->----
---.-.....-- Walter B. Roberts, A. B.
8:15 p. m.-,Coliseum, Sermon Hour
How Firm a Notwithstanding
Intercession -----. Gerrit Snyder, D. D.
Invictus (Huhn) -------------------
---- Henry Edward Malloy, B. S.
Proverbs, 9th Chap, One to Eleven
49, H. MacD. Thompson, NJ. R. I.
Feasters and Servants --------------
-----------.------ Chas. F. West, D. D.
Glory to Thee ----.----.-------------- Gounod
Henry Edward Malloy, B. S.
Mrs. Clara L. Malloy
Holy, Holy, Holy ------- Assemblage
Sixteenth Psalms ---------------------------
-----...-.-- Glenn A. Baldwin, B. D
Postlude 49, Walter B. Roberts, A. B
Graduation Day
/ PROGRAM
1000 a. m.-Coliseum
Professional - Faculty Graduates
: Organ Solo-Walter B. Roberts, A. B
Invocation 49, Chas. F. West, D. D
Arm, Arm, Ye Brave (Handel) -
- Henry Edward Malloy, B. S
History Analogies .--.-----------..-......
Hon. Herbert S. Hadley, LID
On Jhelum River (Woodforde-Fin-
den) - Henry Edward Ndalloy
( b. s., Mrs. Clara L. Malloy
1900 a. m.-Cohseum
Presentation of Faculty and Candi
dates for Degrees
Dean Floyd B Lee, A. M.
Presentation of Candidates for De
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Courts, Mr.. de Sousa Leao, Lean
der Mccormick Goodhart, Lieut..
William r. Doelle- Lieut.. Joseph
II. Lawson. William Bowie Clark
and Mr.. De Lagcrberg.
3
DR.. and Mrs. j. r. Wellington
entertained at dinner last evening
for their daughter, Miss Rebecca
Wellington and Miss Agnes Otto,
of Philadelphia. who is their guest.
the party later attending the
Junior League dance. There were
covers for twelve.
Comdr. and Mrs. Thomas Kin
kaid will entertain at dinner for
Miss Wellington before the next
Junior League dance, on March 8.
Miss Wellington will leave Wash
ington early In March for a visit in
Richmond and in Philadelphia
Miss Betty Burnett was hostess
at a dinner OF twenty-four covers
last evening before the Junior
League dance. Among the guests
were Capt. and Mrs. Lyman Cot
ten. who are visiting Miss Burnett.
and her mother Mrs. Sidney Bal
ton. for about ten days while en-
route from Constantinople to Tokyo.
Mrs. Robert Lansing, Miss Mabel
Boardman, Mrs. Charles Henry
Butler. Mrs. Charles d. walcott,
Mrs. Henry +. Dimock, and Mrs.
b. II. Warder will be hostesses at
the reception to be given in the
National Gallery of Art by the
Archaeological Society tonight. 1t
will follow the lecture on The
Sculpture of Japan" by Hamilton
Bell, curator of the John G. john
son collection, Philadelphia. There
will also be a private view Of an
extraordinary collection of Indian
pottery from northern Mexico re-
Gently acquired by the society.
-
The Mary Washington Chapter,
d. A. r, will hold its last card
party of the season at the Wash
ington Club Tuesday. February 81,
at 2:30 o'clock.
Miss Esther McVann viii be at
home tomorrow afternoon at her
apartment in 2400 Sixteenth street.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mesta had
guests dining with them last night
at the Willard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hutchinson, who are
spending the winter at the Burling-
ton, entertained at luncheon at the
Shoreham yesterday, having among
their guests Madame Poullieff and
Mrs. Barrows, daughter of Senator
and Mrs. lie Baron Colt.
-
Congressman and Mrs. Charles c.
kearns will give an informal recep-
ton this evening at George Wash.
ington Inn for the former residents
of the Sixth Congressional district
of Ohio in Washington.
Mrs. John Ryan Devereux will be
at home informally tomorrow after
noon from to s o'clock at her resi-.
dence on Bradley lalne, Chevy Chase.
Md. Mrs. Joseph Devereux, daugh.
ter-in-law OF the hostess, will receive
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assisted by the Rev. Hugh Mac
Donald Martin.
The bride. who will be given in
marriage by her uncle, Clarence
Miles Charest, will wear a wedding
gown Of white satin, made on
straight lines with close fitting
bodice and a skirt fashioned with
side panels Of geOrgette embroidered
in crystal falling below the hem line.
| The court train OF white satin is
hung from the shoulders. a tullc
veil falling to the hem of the train
will be worn under a shorter veil
of point lace. The lace will be
draped cap fashion over the head,
with clusters Of orange blossoms at
either side. She will carry a
shower bouquet Of GardenLas and
lilies OF the valley.
The maid of honor, Miss Elizabeth
Eugster, will wear a gown of let
tuce green taffeta, made with bout
FAINT skirt, drapped over an under
skirt of silver lace and a close fitting
bodice. She will wear a leghOrn hat
yelled with green georgette and
carry an old fashioned bouquet. The
bridesmaids, Miss Martha MCCue, OF
| Virginia, and Miss Nancy Lee Nor
ris, of Tampa, Fla, will wear similar
frocks of orchid taffeta with leg
horn hats covered with orchid
georgette. They, also, will carry
old fashioned bouquets OF sweetheart
roses, lilies of the valley, and viOlets
The bridegroom will be attended
by his brother, William S. Townsend
as best man. The ushers will be
Joseph T. Martin, Roger Brown viii.
liam Henry Stayton and 4. Nickery
Haskell.
Following the ceremony a recep-
ton will be held at the Washington
Club. Mr.. Townsend and his bride
will sail at the end Of the month for
honeymoon trip through Europe.
Miss Brown came to Washington
early this week and has been stay
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. EugSter
and Miss Eugster;.
=
Miss Elizabeth koones. daughter
of Mrs. Charles X. koones, is en-.
PERTAINING at bridge, followed by a
small tea, this afternoon for Mrs.
Joseph +. S. DevereuX. Mrs.
Koones will preside at the tea table.
assisted by Mrs. j. Ryan Devereux
and Mrs. Reginald Walker.
s.
Mrs. Ellicott Worthington will
entertain at tea on Monday ut her
home in Baltimore in compliment
to Mrs. Edouard Albion, who is
spending the week in Baltimore
completing arrangements for the
appearance of the Washington
Opera Company. which will present
Samson and Delilah" at the Lyric
Theater on Monday evening.
$
Mrs. Lamar Leahy was hostess
at tea yesterday. entertaining for
her mother, Mrs. Charles w. Clin-
ton, of New York, and Miss Mildred
Dilling, who are visiting her. Miss
billing, who was one of the artists
at the recital at the White House,
which followed the dinner to the
Speaker, gave an informal harp
recital.
Mrs. II. Wildred du Puy enter
tanned az dinner last evening, pre-
ceding the Junior League dance
having as guests Miss Louise Lit
tauer, Miss Patricia Ainsa, Miss
Barrine Drake, Princess Bertha
Cantacuzene, Miss Betty Hanna,
Miss Elizabeth Howe, Miss Marion
Trumbull Lieut.. Comdr. George
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Mrs. II. Wildred du Puy enter
tanned az dinner last evening, pre-
ceding the Junior League dance
having as guests Miss Louise Lit
tauer, Miss Patricia Ainsa, Miss
Barrine Drake, Princess Bertha
CantacuZene, Miss Betty Hanna,
Miss Elizabeth Howe, Miss Marion
Trumbull Lieut.. Comdr. George
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The Assistant Secretary Of the
Navy and Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt,
j., will hold a reception Monday
evening from to 8 o'clock for the
officers of the navy and marine
corps and their wives.
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"A CHRONICLE OF EVENTS
WITH SIDE LGATS ON THE MEN
AND WOMEN WHO MAKE UP
WASHINGTON.S COMPLEX AND
INTERESTING SOCIAL LIFE
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Wedding in Cathedral.

The marriage Of Miss Marjorie
Elizabeth Brown. daughter Of Mrs.
Henry Alfred Brown, Of Baltimore,
and the late Colonel Brown, u. s. A..
to Arthur Jesse Townsend, Of Balm.
bridge, Ga, and Baltimore, will take
place at 4 o'clock this afternoon in
the Bathlehelm Chapel of the Wash
ington Cathedral. The ceremony will
be performed by Dean Bratenahl,
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a. 49, IIsu..S
' "" ~,
M. u.rr,, pattsr.on NJ New
york ba. coroa IN Wasbington 10
M .s the week end with her parents,
CoI ana Mrs Archibald Hopkins.
Mrs. Patterson's visit IA timed to
cejebrate the eipbtieth birthday of
her father.
-
Mrs. Sumner Welles, who sailed
for France early in the winter,
sprin9 season.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. CORTLAND Field
or two of the IJndersecretary of Stare
and Mrs. Henry p. Fletcher, have
returned TO New York. Mrs. Bishop
| Ia Mrs. Fietcher's sister. Both the
Fletchers and the Bishops were
puests at the White House dinner on
Thur.dav
81
conSressnan and Mrs. William r.
Rankbead will entertain at tea this
fternoon for TWENTY-FIVE Alabama
girls. who are students at the Ma.
tional Cathedral School, Holton Artus
or Fairmont Seminary.
Under the oeptaincy of Miss Nil.
dred Bromweli. a team of pretty girls
is WORKING in twos In the downtown
Tanks seliino Victory Memorial but.
.nns Mis- Irueeerd wai,enhero anc
Princess RertSa Cantacuzene are At
the Federal National bank. Miss
Rst+y Connol,v ana Miss Mary Mont
90 Mo. Saroivn story and Miss
! nn,sa Ross Todd AT the Riggs,
Mon,, hundred h,,tton. have already
i,aar d,snosed NJ to school childrcn.
80 ~ saIa Will, continue thro,,t,l,
-
Miss Flora Wilson was q dinner
hostess last evening when the Sec
rotary of Agriculture and Mrs. Wal
lace were the guests of honor. In
vited to meet them were the Rus
sian ambassador, Boris Bakhmeteff;
rick Stepanek; Miss Stepanek, the
Chinese minister, Sao-ke Alfred Sze
and Madame SEE; senator ana MRS
James watson. Senator william b.
Mckinley, Miss Julia MATHS, Miss
Laura Harlan, Mrs. Joseph Defrees'
Mrs. David +. kaime. Mrs. I. De
WIZ iaiInaee, MIs. Charies ~. WEI
Inoie, NJ S1tue iu a. iyt,i
"; ana NIT. law I H,s,Is ILL I'LL; MI;
a M M %. Jun r. Mtti,ioi, @i VI
C CSm NJ Gano esa Goo SghE "
Soie, maJor GeheLaI Eeoise ~
kof, adnnirai strotbar Smith and
WiIIian, Scbaus
| Mrs. Homer Hocb will not he at
hon,a ,axt T,,asd.w a,tar,oor h,,t
will receive informally on Tuesday,
February 20, for the last time this
season.
-
came to Washington to attend the
dinner which President and Mrs.
Harding gave Thursday evening and
who is at Wardman Park Hotel. will
return to her home in New York
Monday.
The Assistant Secretary OF the
Navy and Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt,
j., will hold a reception Monday
evening from 4 to 8 o'clock for the
officers of the navy and marine
-
| Miss Diana Cumming entertained
a small company AT bridee and tea
Yesterday Afternoon MIS- HUGH q
| Smno,,ins ,oothar - ~ ho,tas.
sided at the Tea tahla
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NJ. No.. D,
ntnt o LAY 2 prown' Oh 1900
saa,Ie' S WIZ De a. nome IN
\ LorHiahy moIuHy' from o 10 o CLOCK,
| ava sA1S As@Ss s1AAAO saAAc cOoooh'
Mr. and Mr., Richard tJar,ov LOO,
vest erdav for White SULPHUR SHRINE.
where thew will remain two or thrse
weeks.
NJ - NJ,
i' au nS lame, oaes Brown scott
nave sone 70 HaVaha' Cuoa' LOT
'"o ~eene s'ay'
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sporting Editor Buys Home.
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

Pease e. Elliman leased for Cushman
& Wakefield, agents. offices in the Ca
madam Pacific Building at Madison ave-
nue. and Forty-fourth street. to the I'm
derpinning and Foundation Company
and to John F. Hicks.
Fred'k Fox &c Co.. Inc, leased floor
in 72t Broadway to Markowitz Brothers.
Alfred Somborn and Herbert jacques
Morris leased for Mayer J.. Half the
four story building. 1S.9x75. at S04
Sixth avenue, east side, between Forty
fifth and Forty-sixth streets. to Chag-
non & Co. (Felix Long, prop.). dealers
In French books and periodicals. The
lease is for twenty-one years from May
1, 1922, and tho rental aggregates $685.
600.
Cushman & Wakefield. Inc, leased
offices in the Canadian Pacific building.
Madison avenue, Forty-third TO Forty
fourth street, TO AllenberG & Renton.
Mack Libby. Inc. Wheaton Il Reid. II.
J. Blenderman and G. S. Phalen. and
with Cross & Brown Company offices in
90 Vanderbilt avenue to j. w. Stemm-
Ter. Jr. Inc.
Albert E. Ashforth. Inc. leased space
IN 547 Fifth avenue to Quigley & Ehret
and with the Clark Realty Company
space in 1887 Broadway to Fred J.
Schaefer Company.
Frederick Fox & Co. Inc, have leased
a floor in 80 West Thirty-ninth street
to B. X. Mumford and a loft In 56 East
Thirteenth street TO Charles Zeeman.
Henry Trenkmann rented TO the Ford
Company floor in 107 Broome street.
Maurice Wertheim leased store on
the Lexington avenue front OF the
latham House. southeast corner OF
Thirty-eighth street, 10 Harry Weiss for
electrical supplies.
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RESIDENTIAL RENTALS.

pcase &. Gilman leased for Mrs. II.
Du Vivier to H. A. Cushing the three
story. seventeen foot house at 1& East
Seyenty-fourth street, between Park
and Lexington avenues. The same bro
ker leased apartments as follows: In
"a West Eleventh street to w. III. Wall
lace. Jr.; in 10 East Fifty-third street
to Miss Dorothy. stokes; in Il West
Fifty-eighth street TO Mrs. Russell Min
nehan; in 255 West End avenue for s.
A. Herzog to Archie Levy: In 15S West
Seventy-second street for A. T.. Koelble,
al agent to Mrs. Oscar Hammerstein;
in 100 West Seventy-second street for
Miss Martha Nicholson TO Miss Grace
Dockray: In 60 West Sixty eighth street
for c.. w. Perry to J.. ]. Root, and in
- West Seventy-sixth street TO Mrs. Il.
G. Doyh1g.
Harry Surarman leased for Anna r.
Logan 151 West Nnety-third street. a
three story residence, for two years to
Frances Il. Ritter.
Victor " Freund a Son leased for
Joseph l.. Peet 240 East Forty-eighth
street. n three story dwelling. to August
Preininger for three years at $2,i0 a
year.
Mrs. II. ,Dingleman has rented the
following furnished apartments In 3o3
West Ninety-second street, 10 Miss O. De
Grisot 1 West Sixty-seventh street. 70
Eliza ". Uhl: 100 West Seventy-sccoud
street. to Charles NJ. Hutchins 255 West
Eighty-fourth street. to Mr.. Sidney
Stern 90 West Sixty-ninth street to
Mrs. M. G. Nash; ais West Elghty-sixth
street. 10 Reginald Dwight Kaufman
306 West One Hundredth street, 10 Mr.
Alvin J.. Meyer, and an unfurnished
apartment In 265 West Seventy-second
street to DIR. Charles Neubert.
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SUBURBAN TRADING.

Edward r. Hamilton & Co. solo for
Beniamin Rodney Michacls his residence
and garage on lot 96x175 at 142 Irving
avenue. near Scotland road. South
Orange. NJ r., to Clement IA. Belts OF
Hutton Park. West Orange: for Kenneth
X. Mackenzie 10 Wilwyn Herbert a lot,
1tsx219, on the north side OF irving
avenue near Charlton avenue. South
Orange, on which Mr.. Herbert will erect
a residence for his own occupancy: for
Charles r. Piper Company residence
on lot 6Ox1S5 at s64 Hillside place.
South Orange. to Auguste Edelhofi OF
Hoboken, N. j.; for Charles r. Piper
sea Meadowbrook Lane. comprising a
residence on lot 60x135, to Walter p.
Strong Of East Orange. The same
brokers sold 327 Meadowbrook Lane. a
residence on lot 60x135, TO Charles r.
Tibbals OF East Orange.
Mrs. Bedel Parker of this city has
purchased from Mrs. Emma Benton
Crawford her residence and garage on
Circle avenue, Larchmont Manor. The
property includes about three-quarters
Of an acre overlooking the Sound. The
place was purchased in 1916 by the late
Clifton Crawford from Edward G. Unit
the scenic artist. Howell c. Perrin was
the broker.
The same broker sold also at Larch-
mont for Mrs. Frances Estelle Wyburn
lots 10 and IL in block g. Howell Park,
100x140, on C@rleon avenue. to John
Conrad; for the Howell Realty Com
pany lots 23 and "a. block 8. Howell
Park. 100x129, to Roswell G. Nye, for
the Howell Realty Company to Augustus
s. Wilton lots and 3, block I. Howell
Park. 100x175, on Palmer avenue; for
the estate of Cecilia A. Howell to James
J. Sugrue lot No. II. on a map of VIII
lage Lots Mamaronecl, 50x100. on the
northwest side of Hall street.
Payson Mel. Merrill Company sold
for the Neudimond Corporation a plot
i00x1 so on Margaret avenue near
Broadway and the Causeway road, Law
renee. L. l.. to Mrs Bettina Herman.
Mrs Bettina Herman will erect brick
dwelling and garage for her own occu-
pancy.
Payson Mel. Merrill Company leased
the property at the southwest corner of
North Main and North Regent streets,
Port Chester, N. Y. for William Ryan
to the Apsco Service. Inc, for use as a
gasoline station.
w. II. Oliver OF Ossining sold the
l.. H. Baker farm at Croton Lake 20
John +. Weber of this city. who will
convert 1t into chicken farm.
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REALTORS TO HEAR
TALK ON TRANSIT
Mai Gen. O'Ryan Will Lecture
to New York Board at Next
Dinner Meeting.

Major-Gen. John +. O'Ryan OF the
Transit Commission will address the
Real Estate Board OF New York on the
subject of "Transit--the Prospect for
Unified Control and Better Service" at
the members monthly dinner meeting
TO be held at pelmonico's on Thursday
evening. March %. Commissioner Hark-
ness of the Transit Commission will
also make an address.
The subject Of "Coal--A Campaign
for Cheaper Prices and Better Quality"
will be discussed by George Gordon
Battle, general counsel of the Anthra-
cite Coal Consumers Association. and
Charles $. Allen, secretary of the asso-
citation.
A reception committee has been ap-
pointed and badges of Identification are
TO be issued to the members. the purpose
being to make these meetings as in
formal and sociable as possible. Mem
bers may invite guests They have been
advised that reservations must be made
by noon of Wednesday. March %.
, At the January meeting. at which
Commissioner Outerbridge explained the
plans of the Port of New York Author
ity and port development, 225 members
were present and it is expected that this
attendance will be exceeded at the
March meeting.
The New York herald., 1922-03-20
QUEENS BOROUGH DEALS.

Roman-Callman Company sold 10
Franklin Petit for Frank Kops and
others. the block front on the north aide
OF Nelson avenue from Buckley to Hulst
streets Long Island City 200x100.
Negotiations are now on for the resale
Of the property by Mr.. Petit 10 n
builder who will improve with apar-
ments similar TO those now being erected
on the Queens Boulevard adjoining.
Arthur G. sheridan. Inc. sold for the
Gerry estate to 7. T.. Heller OF Heller
Bros. the three story dwelling and out.
buildings on about one acre OF land To-
Gated at Bay View Terrace, corner
Bayswater avenue. in tho Bayswater
section Of Far Rockaway. j.. ].
Mrs. Carrie Hinman Of Flushing has
sold. through Ouinlan, Terry q Johnson
OF Flushing, the plot, 150xi20, on tho
north side Of Maple avenue, west OF
Division street. Flushing.
The Lewis III. May Company sold for
Miss Emma r.. Walsh n plot NJ lots
fronting on Vatican HUI, Wave Crest,
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borough of Observation-Disclosures.
DESIRABLE INVESTMENTS

DESIRABLE INVESTMENTS.
West Nnetles, apartment house, TO
rooms. Rents $4,000. Price $50. 900: dc.
sirable terms.
Vicinity of Riverside Drive and 1f1th A.
Apartment house, 4 and rooms. Rents
SIS. 800. Price Stf0, 900; desirable terms
Vicinity OF Riverside Drive and 116th Ht.
Elevator apartment house. and Z rooms
Rents $3S, 900. Price $500. 600: easy terms
Broadway, vicinity 145th ST. Business cor
rooms. Rents s64 1000. Price 1855 900; de-
sirabe terms.
Grand Concourse, Bronx, new apartmcn,
house. Rents Si2, 500. Price $40, 600
We also have number of desirable bar
gains In all kinds OF other property. large
and small VIII pay you 10 send for list
II. T. WOOD. 40 Broadway.