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Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1922-12-14
new POSTMASTER.

J. M. Mack Dudney has
been appointed postmaster at
Gainesboro, succeeding F. L.
Tardy. Mr.. Dudney received
his appointment several days
ago and will probably take poss'
ession of the office the latter
part of this week. His appoint.
ment had been expected fol
several months.
For fifteen years Mr.. Dudney
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1922-12-14

W. F. Sadler, Clerk & Master.
transacted business in Cooke
vile, recently. -
Worth Bryant. attorney, OF
Cookeville, with his stdnogra-
pher, attended Circuit Court
here this week.
B. M. Halle, returned Tues
day from the Marine Hospital,
Louisville, KY, where he went
to have his arm treated. which
was broken in a runaway acci-
dent several months ago. His
arm is much improved, but ne
will return to the hospital after
the holidays for further treat
ment.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1922-12-14

enssred % second class matter at the Postofce In
Caisssborc. Tenn. under Acts of Congress. 1870
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1922-12-14
CIV Il Iii e R

A New Edison Photograph, An Eastman Kodak
A Pair of Phoenix Silk Hose, Set Of Rogers Sill
yer ware, An Ivory Toilet Set Pearl Ring
A Diamond Ring A Wrist Watch. Manicure Set
A Bottle of Toilet Water 5lb Box Chocolate
A Leather Hand Bag, A Pair of Kid Gloves,
A Pair of House Slippers, Fur Neckpiece.
A Box of Linen Stationery. Box of Linen Hand
kerchiefs, A Comfortable Reed Fibre Rocker.
A Lot of Cut Glass. set of China Dishes. A
Lot Aluminium Ware, New Room Size rug
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1922-12-14

A Special purchase by NEW YORK resident buye
enables offer these most wonderful Dresses at only $3.50
each The lot Comprises Ladies' Misses and Chens Dresses
in the very Latest Styles made of AWooVeour, Atwood
Navy Serges Some Embroidered Some Trimmed in Contrasting
Coors The best buy of the 1922 See them Display
at our store Dec. 18th tn 2:3rd, inclusive.
Also pretty lot of Christmas Aprons, Specially priced for
this event.
Visit our Ready-to.wear department often. things
constantly arriving and You to find something that
will please you
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
pERsoNAI.

A. i. C. K.~-Mother seriously ut; rofas
| Immediately. wfNiFRED.
H. NJ. cATG-lN--TEsnk received wire wheys
"a send. II. j. C..
ARTHUR.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
Flat Seekers Keep Brokers
Busy in Many SectiOY1s

pease G. Gilman leased apartments
at 875 Park Avenue to B. H. Ridder;
at IL East Sixty-eighth Street to Cen
eral W. H. Allaire; at 1856 East Sew
enty-ninth Street to w. l.. Findley; AT
I25 East Sixty-third Street to Waiter
G. Kimball; at ST Riverside Drive to
Z. w. Morrow; at / West Sixty-fourtn
Street to Mrs. F. j. Perkins; at 126
West Seventy-first Street to B. l..
Muller; at 126 West Seventy-ffth
Street to F. G. Cooley and at 30 West
Sixty-seventh Street to w. P. Rupert.
Douglas L. Gilman & CO. leased an
apartment at AIT Park Avenue to S. K.
Sheesley; at 27o Park Avenue to F. I.
Lavanburg; at 10s East Fifty-sixth
Street to Mrs. E. v. Leach; at a East
Eighty-eighth Street to Louis G. Owens;
af l25 East Seventy y-second Street 60
Brendan Quin; at 270 Park Avenue to
0harles ~. Weller; at 200 Park Ave-
nue to Mrs. H. O. Thompson; at 48
East Sixty-frst Street to J. S. Herr
man; at GA East Sixty-sixth Street 20
=. NJ Naon; at 125 East Fifty seventh
Street to HaroId M. Turner and at 129
East Sixty-ninth Street to Manton e.
Metcalf jr.
Albert B. Ashforth, me, leased
apartments at 80 West Sixty seventh
street to Mrs. Adelaide Meinhold; at
% West Sixty-seventh Street to Mrs.
LoHrls Powers and at Is West Sixty
seventh Street to Mrs. Audrey Foster
and Mrs. Ella Modrakowska.
hamilton, Iselin & Co leased for
seison Shreye his furnished apartment
ss $40 Park Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
Demand for Lofts and Stores
On East and Wesf Side,

Cross g. Brown Company leased
space in the Fisk building, Broadway
and Fifty-seventh Street, to Charles
s. Huntley, Sidney L. Gross and Max
Rahinoff; also the sixth floor at 3l5
and 317 West Sixty sixth Street, the
new eight-story building just finished
by Cutting Larson Company, to Robert
Trock; to Richard Horner, insurance.
offices in the Bush building, 130 West
Forty-second Street; the ground floor
at 210 West Fifty-fourth Street, to the
Marko Storage Battery Depots, and
the second floor at IL East Fifty-ninth
Street, to Theodore A. MeIander
Geo. r. Read & Co leased the store
at East Thirty-fifth Street to Rees G.
Rees, cleaners and dyers.
Al. A. Hageman has leased for Mrs.
frances Glover, of Garrison, N. Y, the
building 80 East Thirtieth Street, for
81 years; lofts at 103 West Thirty
eighth Stret to Verciglo & Son; at SO
West Thirty-sixth Street to the Cri-
terion Co.; the store at 44 West
Thirty-seventh Street to Herman Mey-
ers; the store at $50 Sixth Avenue to
May Brandstein, and a store at rs
West Thirty-sixth Street to Cerino &
Gaudioso.
Spear & Co. leased the fifteenth
floor at 44 West Twenty-eighth Street
to Louise Levy, of A. w. Levy & Co,
manufacturer of leather goods, and the
store, basement and basement at
1919 Greene Street to Harry Kovner
Pease & Elliman leased for the Mum
son Steamship Company the basement
and two floors at IL South William
Street to T. F. Galligan.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
IL e all Estate m 8 "
Savings Bank Advances ,oana
Ora Manhattan preper,;es

neeent loans made by the Frank,in
Savings s,a, Bank follows: 5000 on s'Ai asa /,
NEST Forty.siSsh Street. $40 oof, an ssa
lexington as Avenue, $4,000 On o7o and
8xsl Z, West Street, $4,000 on 6ig ana i bis
west Fifty-frst Street, 1925 900 On On ma
southwest corner Broadway ara 1ssd
street $4,000 on 12s West sixtv-n;nfh NTH
Street, $4,000 on southeast rnrns arr, : :
Northern Avenue and Islst Strest Stree.
Siav,0uo on southeast corner ST. N;eh,
otas avenue and ls9sh Street. Sas,i,f,
or $40 West Forty-sixth Street ssts. :.
ooo on i12 East Fifty-tifth strast
Ss,oo0 on 4Ss West Forfy-fifth streat
$4,000 on 400 Eighth Avenue. ssa 'oOo
On ll2 West Ninetseth Street and sos !.
oVv on 412 and Ala West Thirty-seventh
The Duross Company placed the fol-
lowing loans: $6s,500 on s65 Fox Street.
corner Of Intervale Avenue: s22. .ftt, on
@ Eighth Avenue, $4,000 on AZ Vast
= lMinety-second Street, $500 on. sa0l
Twentieth Avenue. Brooklyn; $500 on
5s Washington Par Hasbrouck Heights.
n. j.; $500 on 900 Edison Avenue
Thrcgs Neck; $4,000 on 1927 Batheate,
Avenue and Sd, 600 on, 80 Third Avenue.
Bidgefield Park, n J.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
Sale To-day Of Simpson
Estates Lots In Bronx
OHering Comprises 500 Par.
GELS In the Hunts Point
Section Df Bor0ugl

The estates Of William S. Simpson
ST., William S. Simpson jr. and John
q. simpson sr. In the Hunts Point Hec.
tlon of the Bronx will be sold at auc-
tion to-day and this evening in the
Annt's Point Palace by Joseph r. Day,
The sale comprises 500 lots, includinr
two thrae-lot corner plots in Jerome
Avenue. at East 205th Street.
The lots are divided into two grouns !.
The first consists of lots on Whitlock
Ludlow, Lonfellow avenues, Whittier
street and Garrison Avenue and the
Bronx River, on both sides Of the New
York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
and close to Hunts Point Square,
which center Of, transit and traffic re-
Gently. has developed into one Of the
most important "hubsn Of the Bronx.
q second group Of lots comprise the
major part of those involved in the
sale and are on Randall, Ryawa, Oak
Point, East Bay, viele avenues, Bronx
River and isltersecting streets and
avenues.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
Boston Insurance Company
10 Locate i'm Central Zone

The American Mutual Liability Cont
pany, of Boston, one of the Oldest in
surance companies in the country. has
leased the nineteenth floor of the Park
Lexington Building for ten years. At
. rental aggregating $25O,0o0, from
Robert M. Cats, president of the Mer-
chants and Manufacturers Exchange Of
New York. owner Of the twenty-story
building now being erected on Park
streets. The Boston company wii, nc.
cupy its new quarters May /. on the
completion of the Park-Lexington
Building, which is now renting in solid
floor units to similar substantial cor
porations.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16

HAMILTON GRANGE. Convent Ay. e. 14att,
ARTHUR FREDERICK MABON, Minister.
Services: II A. ". ana p NJ
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
New Tenants for Buildings
I'm Town and Down Town

John +. Scheier leased to the Stanley
New York Company the store at 24l
West Fifty-fourth Street for an auto
mobile salesroom. Clark t. Chambers
negotiated the lease.
The Cross & Brown Company leased
Offices in the Reed & Barton Building,
SIG Fifth Avenue, toDr. De Ian Kin
ney, dentist, and in the National AS
soeiation Building, to A. M. johnson.
William A. White g. Sons leased TO
Dominic Tuzzio the building at 81
Wooster Street, and with Rosenberg
Colt Company, the seventh loft at ia
lie East Sixteenth Street, to Metropoll-
tan Hospital Supply Company. Will
st 21-23 Maiden Lane to Lassner &
Bamberger: in the Knickerbocker
Building toSDr. Walter Vaughan; at 6S
William Street to Thomas Boag u
Co., and in the Earl Carroll Theatre
Building, a half floor to the Century
Play Company.
The Duross Company leased. the store
at 6S West Ninth Street to Salvatore
oliyeri, and the first loft, at the south
west corner of Fourteenth Street and
Ninth Avenue, to the Mendoza Fur Dye
Ing Works, Inc.
,Florea & Herbst, Inc, leased to
Geornaros Bros, restaurant proprie-
tors, store at 1874 Amsterdam Ave
nue..
Adams & Co. leased 12,500 feet at
12l-131 West Nineteenth Street. TO
Weinrub Bros; the third floor at S2s-3Sa
East Twenty-ninth Street, to Rex LAB
oratories, Inc, and loft at III fltth
Avenue to Meyerson Bros. s
!. Hoffman, & Son leased upper
floor OF 7e9 First Avenue to Miss
Swift, Inc. interior decorator.
F. j. Guilfoyle g. Go. leased
the store, basement and sub basement
at II Franklin Street, for three years.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
MARY CHAPLIN
NEXT spsDAs(24th)arorrs,Se
CO M MODO
PUBLIC NOTICES
NOTICE OF INTENTION
40 ORGANIZE
THE MARITIME TRUST COMPANY
ANEHteA

NOTICE OF INTENTION
so ORGANIZE
THE MARITIME TRUST COMPANY
or AMERICA
We, the undersigned, hereby give notice OF
our intention 10 organiza q Trust Company
under and pursuant To the laws of the Sfaia
OF New York, and in conformity with the
statute in such case made and provided we
hereby specify. and state as fellows to wit.
FIRST The names of the proposed inoor-
poratorg are.
H. IL RAYMOND
FRANK C. MGNSOS
w, II. LoBQTTEAUx
STANLEY DOLLAR
&. -. MALLORY
HOMER =. FERGUSON
J. HOWARD PEW
T.. w ALEXANDER
IRA A. CAMPREL.L
HERBERT h. LEE
company Is THE MARITIME TRtisT COM
PANY OFF AMERICA
THIRD; The location of the proposed trust
company ts to be in the Borough OF Manhat-
tan. city, County and State OF New York
FOURTH: Tho amount OF Its capital stock
FIFTH IN WITNESS WHEREOF we hays
heTeunte fixed our signatures shis lash day es
II. II. RAYMOND
FRANK &. MUNSON
w. IL. IaBQYTEAU&
II. STANLEY DOLLAR
G. ID. MALLORY
HOMER l.. FERGUSON
j. EOWARD PEW
p. w ALEXANDER
HERBERT y. LEE
IRA A. CAMPBELL
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
Rochester. Men
Buy Paul Jones,
On Heights
Take Over Structure ON
Block Front i'm Wadswortla
Ave-; Quick Profit From
Resale Of 2Isf Street Flat

me Paul Jones. four-sectioned
.rsrsment house st 22o to 234 Wads-
roth Avenue. occupying the block
srost on the West Side, between ls4th
nd 1s5th streets, has been sold by
rxiaor Zimmer. Samuel Keznick and
rank Locker to Morris Goldberg and
rl;as chatkin, who conduct depart
a.sr4 E atoYe in Rochester. The structure
~ accommodation for forty-eight
ss.,;l;es. and is laid out in suites Of
s-ny, four 10 seven rooms. 1t is six
..o,.. .sories. on plot fronting 1910 feet on
~. svey,ue and 10 feet on each side
sss sssast There are eight apartments on
sooy The house has been held at
sa5s oan hg the sellers, who acquired
e .hyae years ago. A. ". Amy & Co.
.,..rs - the brokers'. Frank Locker, at
w. sv acted for the sellers and w.
wa;rhsro represented the purchasers.
f "a Levy bought the six-story
..a-.r,ent house at 244 and 246 East
sTpsssrsv.frst Street, 41x92, from Ma
thss finger and the Brand estate
sh~ar,gh sa'r Dora Jacobs and Immediately
rssoid 1t TO n. Weisner.
l,verbeck Properties (Frederick, Em-
ia and George w. Overbeck}, owners
~ 56f to 569 Columbus Avenue and 65
West Eighty-seventh Street, 53x100,
rurchased from Mary B. Noble, Irene
M and Emily l.. Braman the three
6ye.story fats adjoining their hold
;nrs on the west at SO and 63 West
Fighty-seventh Street, T1.10x100. THIS
purchase gives them corner site 125x
loo. The purchase was negotiated
through F. J.. Guilfoyie & Co. Francis
L, Noble represented the sellers and
Henry Went acted for the purchasers
The Bayside Improvement Company
sold to Dwight C. Harris 556 and 55e
Vest 1s5th Street, q fiye-story apart
rasnt, 5ox79.11.
The Relevin Realty Corporation, L.
Kramer, NJ. Feeney and II. Levin di-
rectors, bought the two fve-story flats
at Ill and 153 West Sixty-second
Street, 50x100.
Hyman Stuhrmann sold to Hyman
Koch the four-story tenement at 682
Eleventh. Avenue, southeast corner of
Eorty-ninth Street, 18.1x76.
The Meister Builders, Inc, sold the
fye-story fat, 3o3 Sixty-frst Street
25x75, through Arthur Cutler & Co. to
Elsie Hude.
Sarah Schwartz, represented by Bur
ger & Burger, attorneys, sold to An
.hony J. Danas, a florist, the five-story
tenement at 34S East Eighty-sixth
Street. J. Eisenbrand was the broker
Hyman Stuhrmann, sold to Mate n.
corie the fve-story fat at 723 Eleventh
Avenue, 25.1x100-
The Rosemin Realty Company resold
to Samuel 0strofsky the tive-story
tenement with store at 36 and 36h
Scanned Street, 27x95.2.
Joseph Friedman sold to Morris
Smitofsky the five-story tenement at
1853 Monroe Street, 23.4x98.4.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
Henry W. Taft Sells
Fine Residence II,
w est 48tll Streel
Hotase Between 5tll and 9th
Aves. Held at $I5O.OOO
Sold; Buying of Dwellings
i'm Many Other Sections

Henry w. Taft, brother of ex-Presi-
dent Taft, has sold his fine home, a
fye-story dwelling, 25xl0o.e, al Sc West
Forty-eighth Street, between Fifth and
Sixth avenues, held at Sf5o0oo. Doug
las 1. Gilman & Co. were the brokers'
Mr.. Taft, who is member of the law
firm of Cadwalader, Wickersham &
Taft, recently leased an apartment al
900 Park Avenue through the same
brokers.
Miriam Fl. Gottheil sold to William
r. Neumann the four-story dwelling at
lab West Seventy fifth Street, 20x102.2 O.
John Barley sold to Chester Alexan.
der the fve-story dwelling at $40 West
Seventy-eighth Street, 18x102.2.
Emilia Schneider sold to the West
136th Street Realty Company the three
story dwelling at 165 West Eighty-sev-
enth Street, 2ox100S.
Rose Tauber sold to Florence T.
East Seventy fourth Street, 25S102.2.
Annie F. Tagg sold to Ralph Ryall
the three-story dwelling Mt 54S East
Eighty-seventh Street, 18x6O,2.
John II. Pierce resold for Jacob
Goodman 1914 Edgecombe Avenue, a
three-story dwelling 18 feet front, and
| running through the block and fronting
! Io.H lSSt On DIdunuTSJ avenue. 1t was
sold to Mrs. Estelle NJ johnson.
Ira H. Patchin resold to Martin and
Eleanor Egan the four-story dwelling
at 13 West Ninth Street, 174x92.3.
Teresa J. Conan sold the four-s story
dwelling at "a West Ninth Street, 25x
93.11. Title was taken in the name of
Laura E. Walker. A few days ago
there was announced proposed build
ing operation by client Of McLaugh
lin & Stern, attorneys, for the site at
26 West Ninth Street, which also was
to take in adjoining property
Muivihiil & Co. sold for Annie Hof-
fensack the three story dwelling at 116
East 121st Street to Mary Marine The
| property has not been transferred since
( 1884.
Wilcox g. shelton sold to Jacob Good
man the two private dwellings at Ia
West 130th Street and 143 West 129th
| Street
Rebecca /. Dempwolfe sold to Howard
d. Hammond the two three-story dwell
ings at 275 West 127th Street, 33.4x
! 99.11.
Moses Deckinger sold to Lillian r.
Yates Aeneas A. Pickering and Lam
bert Morris the three story dwelling at
IL West 131st Street, 1S.4x94.11.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16

s5TH ST. tRiverside Drive also Broadway.
9lst St.5--2, 8, 6 and S rooms: everything
new; immediate possession. Call at 2465
Broadway t9Ist).
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
bailaing at Oil East Sixteenth street

building at 9-it East Sixteenth street,
50x92.
etSorge S. Runk reso1d for George III.
shaffer t0s East Eighty third Street, a
two-story garage building having 4
frontage Of 25 feet, held at $50 ,000.
Thomas ) O'Reilly sold for Ida r..
Flower 100 West Fifty-frst Street, a
two-story garags, 25x124, to the Luke
Lake Realty Corporation.
The John Building Corporation sold
to the E,athos Realty Corporation the
three and two story buildings at l20-
i22 Bleecker Street southeast corner
OF Wooster Street b0x75.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
4fE Ave. Corner. i'm Deal

The 323 Fourth Avenue Corporation
has been formed by A.. J. fialprin, at
torney, for the purpose Of taking over
the three-story building at The north
east corner Of Fourth Avenue and
Twenty-fourth Street, 2Dx33 Title
stands in the name of Walter II. saltz-
seider and others.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
New Courthouse for bronx
To Cost $3.50 600

Plans have been fled for the erec-
tion Of three e-story. courthouse by she
city at the. northeast corner Of wash
ington Avenue and 1e1st Street. ii will
measure 76.dx87.3 and will aajoin the
present three-story home Of the Second
District Municipal Court, Mt Brook and
Washington avenues and i62d Street,
The two buildings will occupy the en-
tire block down to 16Ist Street. The
new building Is estimated to cost $780,
600 by Max Hausle, architect.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
Tower lea, at South Nyack,
Bought by Manufacturer

Sale Of Tower Lea, one Of the Hudson
River show places at South Nyack, to
Harry G.. Lee, sporting goods manufac-
turer, was announced yesterday. The
estate consists of seven acres, richly
handicapped, in the center Of which
stands a brownstone house with six
story tower-a reproduction of fam
Gus French chateau. The purchase
price was not announced.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
Fine Dwelling Hos.ses Leased

Douglas i. Eliiman & Co. leased So
East Fifty-sirst Street, a ffve-story
American basement dwelling. for Mrs.
A. e. Anderson.
pease g. Elliman leased fer Mrs A
III. Dooner to Mrs. S. E. Schroeder the
four-story dwelling at 20 West Sixty
ninth Street.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
Classified ADVERTISEMENT
LosT. rouNp ANp REWARD


LOST Fsa Rbeak no, sos 81 If THE tFnion
oiYis Savings PsniS f. missing Any pfg.
xof having a eisith e Is II hereby csil1d
upon 70 present the same Within ten 6e$s
or gnasnH t9 having sasa passeoek oaaeei@d
and now one iss1ra
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
INFORMATION WANTED

&NY ONE wftnessng the sccfdent o'
yesng man struck by auto On Sassda y
evening. Sept. 5tb. 81 corner OF ssth 81
and Madigcp ave, about 81 80. and know
ils9 car member please communicates with
Irene Maloy. S92 bth ave. PhoDs Titsrsy
253T.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
Religious Announcements
ADVENTIST
Sevenih-Day AdvenSisf Temple

Iz6th st. and Lenox Av.
CARLYLE b. HAYNES. Pastor.
To-day: sabbath School. $40. Service IL
Sunday Night: "Why Do The Jews
Observe The Solemn Day of Atone
ment SO Differently Now Than In
Ancient Timesa What Has Become
Of Their Blood Atonement
A Description of the Ancient Day of
Atonement VIII BE Given
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
Fred'k Brown Acquires
Buildings in Both ST.
First Purchase Since His Re-
fsasrs From Abroad; Other
.sairs ff Estsiaseas prdsrae.a.sfea

safes OF Bsisiness Properties
Frederick Brown has cloE9d his first
deal since returning from trip
abroad lasting several months. Itin-
wolves the purchase from the Holmes
Electric Protective Company Of its
hve.story building at 6e West Thirty
ninth Street, 21xss.9x irregular, be-
tween Fifth and Sixth avenues. spayer
4 60. were the brokers. The property
was acquired by the seller several years
ago, when it wss a dwelling, and ii was
extensively altered for the company's
occupancy
The Baron de Hirsch Fund sold to
Beatrice Oliver the seven story loft
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
Morristown Business Plot Sold

Eugene " Welsh sold for Adeline w.
Owen and Mrs. Jennie Owen Nudge to
Maurice A. Semet the property at To-
South Street, Morristown, NJ j.. The
plot has frontage of 65 feet and a
depth of 275 feet and is in the center
of the new developing business center
of Morristown.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
BUSINESS CARDS

Diamonds, Jewelry, Etc.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16

sath st., East of Park Ave.
Rov. II. RUSSELL BOURNE, Rector.
Sunday Services and ii A. M.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16

DIAMONDS bought and sold for cash.
Advice free. Bennett. sT2 B'way. I'd noef-
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
Sale at ST. Albaraa To-day

~, ne sere- Johnson Jr. Company will
s.n Today on the premises 260 build
nssaIe nas SITES n the village of st. Adams,
sr srsens The lots are on st. Marks
Paae, Pass Roosevelt Street, Springfield
Fss Fau ana adjacent streets east Of
farmers Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16

WANTED-Man to direct physical activities
in Church uarish House must be Protes-
tant tan not only able TO direct social activities
state fully in first letter, expenses. refer
snces and salary expected. Address D, ss7
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
westchester

rooms, bath. all improve
ments J; enclosed porch 40x1oo, feet near
subway. Call Sundays only, 10 South Goth st.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
sURRoGATEs. NOTICES

HcyT TosINA E.--rN PURSUANCE ow
AN ORDER OF Honorabis John p
New York. NOTICE is hsrsby given ts All
persons having essiinF against Roslna "a
Hoyt, late of the County of New YORK
deceased. 70 present the same with vorch.
ers thereof, 10. the subscribers at sheis
place OF tfansacttnE business at the ofyics
Is William street. In the Borough ef Man.
haitian. Ia the City OF New Work. stass
OF 0etsBcr. j s&a. "s
Dated. New York. the 18th day Of April
JOHN SHERMAN HoyT.
RCSlNA s.. HQYT.
=. FAKRAR BATEsoN.
Executors
tors.
cffies and r. Q. Addrsss. is wi,linra
street borough OF Manhattan. Nsw
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
Connecticut

GREENWICH. CONN.-For sale, six-room
cottage, nearly new conveniently located
in attractive. section; plot Ssx17s; asking
$13,6o0, make offer; sacrifice for quick
action Phone Greenwich 1764
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16


FOR SALE Reasonable II room house,
with garage; newly painted and deco
rated; paruuet floors, steam heat electric
light; best residential section sin Mount
Vermont near schools, churches and rail-
road station. Inspect September 1911 by
appointment phone 1172 Bronxville for
appointment other days, phone Rector 5e7s
J. M. Fiero, 224 Rich Av, Mt. Vernon. NY.
T-RoOM Colonial house, all improvements:
corner plot, 1o0x1oo; garage; 10 minutes
70 train and trolley; is minutes to Rye
Beach, price $4,000 A. L.. PHILLIPS 81
SON. owners and builders I'd and Henry sts.,
Harrison. Y. r
SCARSDALE - 5000 cash. balance $500
monthly, room house. improvements;
attractively decorated fireplaces garage; !;
near schools Phone owner, Scarsdale 82S
or Murray Hill 1913.
SCARSDALE--6 room cottage improve
msnts; shade trees; near station; S125
Phone owner. Scarsdale 62S, or Murray
Hill 5S1S.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
REFt,RsIEE,
Collegiate Church of New York

THE MIDDLE CHURCH
y Second Avenue and Seventh Street
Rev. Edgar Franklin Romig, Minister.
WIN preach at IL A. M and s r. NJ
THE MARBLE CHURCH.
Fifth Avenue and Twenty ninth Stree.
Rev. David James Burreil d. D. Minister
key Joseph Dunn Burreil. d D.. will
ii A M.--"obeying NJ the vision
f. M.--"Truth the Liberator"
THE CHURCH OF ST. NICHOLAS.
Firth Avenue and Forty eighth Street.
Malcolm James Macleod, Minister
Rev. Charles r. Brown, y. d., Dean OF
aaie School of Religion, will preach.
II a. M Does 1T Pay To Be a Christian p,
II. M.--"The Utilny of PRAYER
7:30 p. NJ, Organ Recital BY
Arthur Depew, Mus.-Bae Oxford
THE WEST END CHURCH.
West End Ave. ana Seventy y-seventh Street
Rev. Henry Evertson Cobb ID. D., Minister
VIII preach at II A. NJ
THE EoRT WASHINGTON CHURCH,
Fort Washington Ave. and lSlst ST
All Seats Free.
Kew. Irving I'll. Berg, y. ID, Minister
Rev. Robert w. Sear3e will preach
IL a. M.--.Ihe Peril of Spiritual Ignor-
p. M" Unconscious Influence"
HAMILTON GRANGE f1nnvant Az g. fao4t,