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New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
forsakes LowerBroadway
For Central Section
Ticket Concern Located for %
Years Downtown Gets Quar-.
ters I'm West 18th Street

The Tablet and Ticket Company
leased che third floor In tho Pathe
Building at s5 West Forty-hfth Street
at rental approxImating $500 per
annum. Tho company has been l,-
Gated at $50 Broadway for the last
twenty-elght years. George @. Murray
and Mayo II. Barber, Inc, and William
Pierre Jockin Company were the
brokers.
William A. White a sons leased NJ
f37-lSe West Broadway a loft 10 the
Morocco Shoe Manufacturing Com
pany; at l7e Greene Street the tixth
loft to Louis Goldberg; AZ ii4-ii6 East
Sixteenth. Street additional space 20
Hohner, Haussler 4 Kienle; at 100
Hudson Street Offices 20 Henry Kra-
mer; at 43 Exchange Place ofhees 20
Murray, Prentice 4 Aldrich; AZ 8l0-
353 Fifth Avenue Offices 70 the Berg
Auto Trunk and Specially Company
and with the Charles Y. Noyes Cam
pany at S5-S7 John Street TIE fourth
floor 10 the Charles p. Young Conf
pany.
Cross & Brown Company leased
the fourth floor NJ i03 Fifth Avenue
20 Jack Frank. veilings. neitlngs and
fancy goods. The Roscam Motor Sales
Corporation, distributor Of the Colum-
bia Six automobile, leased the third
floor at 109 West Sixty-fourth Stree.
for service station through Gross &
Brown Company, brokers.
Folsom Bros, Inc, leased the parlor
floor store In 1i3 East Thirty-fourfh
Street 70 Mrs. Helen I. Henderson.
who represents the Jack Horner Thrift
Shop.
White-G Goodman leased the store
and basement at "a Wett Twenty-sixth
Street TO Leo b. Pumpioni space Mt
470-7s Fourth Avenue 70 Bruner Wool
en- Company; lofts az 1l5-ite Bowery
to A. Malitino Tailoring Company; 10
ERst Seventeenth Street TO Modilno II
Gala; at S72 Broadway 70 Dorothy
Novelty Company; at sos Eighth Ave-
nue. 70 Vassilios Giankls; the hvilding
at 500 West Fifty-soeond Street 70 Mrs.
Bella Rourk.
NJ. & L. Hess, Inc, leased the six
story and basement warehouse build
ing az 12i-i23 Sullivan Street 10 the
Friedland Paper Company, Incl the
third floor at IL East First Street %
Nathaniel Bookbinder; space at tls-
156 West Twenty-third Street 10 Sim
mons 4 Gardner, and the second floor
At 1916 East Twenty-second Street 10
the New Era Art Linen Company.
Louis Schrag leased the store at III
West Twenty-hfth Street 10 II. Suskind
e. Son, and the store at i22 West
Twentieth Street 70 Simon Oknn.
The Lewis II. May Company leased
at i5 West Seventeenth Street floors
10 Vulcan Button Works and Thomp-
son Novelty Button Works; ht ls Wes;
Twenty-seventh Street floors TO Moe n,
Leipzig & Bros, Morris Collomp. Rub
Der Garment Speciality Company, WE'LL
g. Cohen. Stern 4 Goldberg and Kap.
low e. Bros: at IL East 1hirty-third
Street a floor to Morris Warshavsky.
II. L. Moxley 4 Co. leased 70 Hard
ing, Tilton & Co. the store and base
ment at 320-324 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
Real Estate News
$1,000, 900 Involved
In FOrdham Road Deal
Second Large Transaction on
This Thoroughfare Within
the Last Two Weeks

The Phelan- Billingslcy Corporation
leased from Robert r. Bradley e-e
OF the most prominent corners on
Fordham Road, west Of Jerome Ave
nue.. on q leasing arrangement, which
with retals and contemplated improve
ments, will Involve an outlay OF ap-
proximately 100000. The above
transaction was arranged through
Armstrong Brothers and involves the
property at the northwest corner OF
Fordham Road and Grand Avenue, a
site measuring 100 feet on Fordhann
Road, so feet on the Aqueduet, and
the rear line running 70 a point at
the intersection Of Fordham Road and
Grand Avenue, improved with modern
one-story building containing eight
stores The Phelan-BilIingsley Cor
poration has also purchased through
the sams brokers, to even out the site
the adjoining plot in the rear from
Samuel Barkin, 244S Grand Avenue
50xii4, running through 20 Aqueduct
improved with q three-sto-y dwelling
This will give the lessees control of a
site measuring 1870 feet on Fordham
Road. 80 feet on Grand Avenue and III
feet on the Aqueduct. The lease and
renewals cover forty-two years with
an option 70 purchase upon expiration
OF lease.
The lessees plan improving the plot
at the expiration Of the present leases
and by raising the building on Grand
Avenue corner and adding another
story for ofices. This Is the second
long-term lease closed on Fordham
Road within period Of two weeks.
The other lease was tho southwest
corner Of Fordham Road and the Grand
Concourse, TO- Max n. Nathanson for
sixty-six years.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
High Rental for OldLuray
Hotel at Atlantic City
Property at Kentucky Avenue
and the Boardwalk Leased
for S2,0O0,000

ATLANTIC CITY, Dee. i.--ThsodOrs
J. Lapres. head Of the FraIinger chain
OF shore candy stores. to-day leased
the old Luray Hotel at Kentucky Ave
nue. and the Boardwalk, owned by the
Josiah White estate. The lease Is for
twenty years. for approximately g..
900 900, said 10 bo a record rental
price for Boardwalk propertles The
hotel fronts 100 on the walk and t26
feet on Kentucky Avenue.
Another big Boardwalk realty deal
was consummatcd here to-day. Lind
say q Co, rcstaurateura, OF New
York, leased the large corner store AZ
New York Avenue and the Boardwalk,
now occupied by the Fralingsr Com
pany. Of which Lapres is manager. Il
was this move that impslled Lapres 10
take the lease Of tho Juray properly.
The retail is understood 70 be $4,000
annually.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
Martin Beck Sells Fine
House in 54th Street
Investor Guys Dwelling Be
tween Fifth and Madison
Axes.; Other HOmes Sold

' Frederick Fox & Co. sold for Martin
Beck to an investor the four-story
tpslling at IS East Fifty-fourth
Street 23xi0O
Dwight, Archibald & Perry sold TO
Maria S. Simpson for the estate Of
Patrick Clark the four-story dwelling
q, West Twenty-third Street.
brown, Wheelock-Harris. Vought d
e. iole for the Clark estate 81 West
S,Eniy,third Street, a four-stOry,
hsl-stooe dwelling, 20xi00, 70 q pur.
finsr who will extensively alter and
ktspy. This is the last OF twenty
slgil houses on the north side OF Sew
srty.:kird Street, between Central
fark West and Columbus Avenue, sold
~ n, estate through the same
brokers'
xV ? Linkey sold 70 Misak S. Oh
elth The two-story dwelling at 3S6
A.dubcn Avenue, lSx60.
Lena hoser sold to George r. Dixon
&c James ". Morris the three story
sstling at 252 West 132d Street,
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
New JERSEY

New JERSEY
WEST ESCLEwo0D, orchard and wash.
fnRton; IL rooms. one or twp-Iemly
house t7B monthly. $500 TDTTEN-
VILE. fo3 Manhattan st. 4 rooms. wstsr'
garage, tfO monthly. ti.boo. BROOKLfN.
aai Union at., 8 rooms, bath, $40; 10 apart
ment house. $4,000. AcKERMAN' isI
Greenwich st.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
New Company Formed TO Take
Over Lexington Ave. Corner

The one-story building. ioo.1ixso, at
the southwest corner Of Lexington Ave-
nue. and iieth Street, Is to be taken
over by the newly formed Eighteen
Hundred and Seventy Lexington Ave
nue. Company, Inc, with s.. ]. 4 o.
Liberman as directors. The property
stands In the name Of the RegRs Realty
Company.
The Two Thousand and Sixty-one
Bryant Avenue corporntion, with NJ. b.
a l. Lesser. and NJ. Bunnstone as d.
rsctors, has been formed 10 take over
the property at that location. Maxi
milan Lesser Is attorney for the new
owners.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
Teeth Not Jewelry; Risk Firm
Needn't Pay for the Robbery

They may elisten like pearls, but
false teeth are not 20 be elassed as
jewelry. Neither are they scientific Ap-
paratus, nor yet are they toilet arti-
elss.
All these elasslheations. by which
Joseph Rubin sought to recover $3.50
for n set Of false teeth "feloniOusly
distracted" from him while travelling
In Poland, we're rejected by the Appel
late Term Of Supreme Court yesterday
as not fitting the artificial nhastieators.
Dir. Rubin had \ policy in the Globe
and Rutgers Fire Insurance Company
against theft, 70 when he was robbed
OF his teeth while on visit 10 Poland
he decided that the policy covered the
loss under the article Of the policy
guaranteeing remuneration for the loss
OF scientific articles, lewelry or toilet
articles.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
Flat on Fordham Road :
Held at S550,000 Sold
House Containing Eight Stores
Figures In Trade for
Other Bronx Realty

Byrne 4 Bowman sold for the Realty
Managers, Inc, Frank BegriBch presi.
dent, TO Patrick Herman the northeast
corner Of Fordham Road and Davidson
Avenue. a plot ii6x222x irregular, Inn
proved with a modern hve-story apart
ment house with eight stores, resently
completed by the Realty Managers,
Inc, and held at t550000
In part payment Mr. Herman gave
his equity In the one and two story
business building on the easterly block
front on WeBtcheSter Avenue. from
Fox to Tiffany Street, 2t6xi45x ir-
regular. The building contains twelve
stores and an once.
sherman a Kirsehner sold for
the .Steindler Holding Corporation GIG
10 622 East l37th Street, four four
story fats, 25Sl00 each.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
Third Ave. Realty Figures
In Three Deals in Few Weeks

The modern three-story banking
building at 957 Third Avenue, 25xsO'
has been resold by Daniel b. Freed
man TO the C. ?. N. Realty Corporation,
holding concern for che Chatham and
Phenix National Bank, whose branch
abuts ut 205 East Fifty-seventh Street
This is the third sale Of the property
within a few weeks. II was first sold
for the Hanover Trust Company, OF
Boston, TO Norman S. Riesenfeld and
Joseph r. A. 0'Donnell, who immedi-
ately resold IL TO Mr.. Freedman. Inc
building has been occupied by Polisn
hankiuC concern.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
Canadian Railways Agrre to
&c an Hour Rise i'm Wages

MONTREAL. Dee. An average
increase OF two cents an hour was
provided for In a wage agreement
reached to-day between a sub-eommit-
tee Of the Railway Association OF
Canada and a committee Of the United
Brotherhood Of Maintenance Of Way
Men and Railway Shop Laborers. The
agreement. which Is retroactive 10
November 4, must be ratified by the
operating committee Of the Railway
Association Of Canada before Il be.
comes effective.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
REAL EsrATE-sALE on RENT
Brooklyn

REALTY AssoCIATEs
'Buildsr. q 600 Easy Eou,skssR,ss H'nss
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
American Consuls in Europe
Discuss Efficiency Method.

BUDAPEST, Dec. 1.-The American
Consuls at Berlin. Vienna, Agram,
Warsaw, Belgrade, Sofa, Fiume,
Trieste and Bucharest are holding a
conference here 70 exchange ex-
periences and discuss methods Of pro-
noting the efficiency OF the consular
service In eastern Europe. The con-
ference will last three days.
william Conn, Consul General At
Berlin, Is ehairman Of the conferences.
Theodore Brentano. the American
Minister 10 Hungary, IL also In at
tendance.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
The Gables, In White Plains,
Roupht by Roland r. Ellimar

Roland y. EllimGn purchased from
Daniel II. Haynes his property known
as The Gables, Old MAmaroneek Road
and Soundvlew Avenue, White Plains,
adjoining the Fenimofe Country Club
and near the Gedney Farms Hotel. The
new Colonial dwelling, designed by
Chester A. Patterson. contains nftcen
rooms and Ave baths. There are three
acres. with ld.fnshioned gardens. II
will be occupied by the new oEner as
An nll.year-Tound residence. The prop
erty was held al $4,000. NJ. a L,
Hess, Inc. negotiated the deal.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
Boy, Six, Dies Of Burns
When Clothes Take Fire
Gasoline Poured In Furnace
Sets Child and Sister Ablaze;
Reecuer Also Hurt

Jerry Pcro, six years old, died lsst
night from burns received wnen 80
home, 1903 Mermaid Avenue, ConeY
Island.
Jerry's ffteen-yoar-o,d sister tana.
and their cousin, Ralph. twen,y-one,
were burned az tho same tint. nnu.
and Jerry went down into the cellar OF
the house 20 pour some gasoline on
the furnace. A sheet Of fame shot M
from the furnace, ignlted the gatoline
can and reached the clothing Of the
brother and sister.
Ralph heard their cries from up
stairs and rushed 10 their assistance.
lie was burned as he threw bed cover
ines about the boy and girl The three
were removed 70 the hospital
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
Frederick C.. Tanner Buys
$4,000 Home In Purchase

Bryan L. Kennedy, Inc, sold for hfs.
Alice o. Bernheim 20 Frederick &. Tan
ner. Of the law Arm OF Butcher, Tan
ner 4 Foster, attorneys FOR the hst-
ropolltan Life Insurance Company ior
his own occupancy, twenty-one .ffs'
on Kenilworth Road between west
chester Avenue and North street, Puf-
chase, consisting Of residence. garage
and outbuildings. The property was
held al $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02

The insurance company construed
that clause differently and hr. Rubin
sued in the City Court 20 recover $3.50.
The insurance company asked the City
Court 10 dismiss the complaint. but
that tribunal refused. whereupon the
company appealed 10 the Appellate
Term Of the Supreme Court.
Tho Appellate Term dismissed the
complaint yesterday. holding that false
teeth arc no more jewelry-as indicat-
ing an article Of personal adornment-
than false hair or a false eye, "even
though they might improve the appear
nnee Of the person. Neither are they q
toilet article. any more than a false
car would be toilet article" the
higher court held.
$50, too" added the Appellate Term,
"thc words scientific apparatus In tho
ordinary meaning Of words, cannot be
deemed TO include false teeth, even
though they might be deemed n prod
uct OF scientific apparatus"
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
Trading in BROOKLYN Realty

William Liss, Inc, sold for lsid0re
Solomon TO Mrs. A. KippeI two two
story buildings at 1709 TO 1913 Avenue
M. on plot 20x50x irregular each, with
store and apartments. .,
Samuel GslitIka sold for the Miller
Bees Construction Corporation TO Min
il scbuman a two-family house with
garage at 1859 East Ninth Street,
3sx100.
The Chanin Construction Company,
Inc, purchased from the Lorraine keelty
Company the northeast corner OF fif-
teenth Avenue and Fortieth Street,
100xlO0. Tie plot will Immediately be
imnroyed with five buildings, 2Ox75
each. Of stores and apartments.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
Queens

-.srhENTs FOR SALE OR TO LET
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
Professionals
1rsJeinLarge
Teat Side Flats
.,...su ReselIs Two ~ ~
'ar,l P'kway' Palmer; n r;
. md Anilers Are Sold

.-~..n has resold to SS-
- y \. corslsndt and the Mark
sss... ...',s'D.ss', = ss svo twslv,-'.sry A,ss'r
Nv !, no and ai4 Cathedral
r''.'' ,'..lss i between Amsterdam Amsterdam
'.ar'' !. sr,sdvsE The properties
u', n ,rs'sr Of 200 i''' anu
-. 4 ''ii. !. ,.,old IN. Palmer.
nspa''.. 20, ,l,vstor apartment at
n',..., ',','..,' ssrsa Of 81 Nicholas
~ rrn., ,ss,h street, which he
lr,s, ~ month ago .ms sns0Is@ Srotsr,, sS
S,s.1 . syIn,vi, veors. rvsOld the prop
"a c,,i'n , c,r,en, = cigar manu-
~ y klsssn See. S for investment
'n'SS.i.-, sls ..'T1' sSs, Or plot iooxiOO,
3. * ais';ss5's. ~. a. !, $4,000. There are
a-.y-,lghs s'',,si 'n,i,os Company. Inc
In 4, r,Prs,ssar,s,us,, ..,,s, OF =. d.
soss.y, ssls " rss,n Realty corporsS-
Bisrdei % '.s ~ - 4 90 West llltn
lion tss Ar,lsa.ss. Ar,as'.,,,y apartment, on
s,s'1f ,'. 1forIooIi, ,1lsms helS AZ 5000
fesi corner I'D y q, with two seven.
300. i = floor and has not
room .',.-s ~. fsr twelve years.
ehsogsd IA sold tho fve-story
sgesT 7, 80 70 Sss Columbus Ave.
srsrfn. ~ 4. : ,srner Of Scventy-seventh
nus. a. Ssilebrook 4 Borland we're
s sFs.t ..,..ssys representing the pur-
eism ei,sm-,,X 4 Prayer sold to Rachel
wS..ly four-story tenement, with
~, ,.r.,s, At the southeast corner n OF
=. ,s ~ lysnus and l2sth Street, 2OxSO'
"a Conger. Inc, sold for MIS-
"a. n,llgren Rhett the two three,
~, ~, iIh at 42s and l2s Pleasant
y. f,,bbins Realty and Construe-
-, Compsny purchased from tne
ss..ss Realty Company 1905 70 1900
M Avenue, southeast corner OF Sew
...,.sfth Street. three hve-story apart
-. houses with stores, 62.6x'5.
i..,.b Hsrzog was the broker.
f,ut Heitner sold 10 Tessie K
s',i,r the six-story fat. with stores,
!. sssa srd 1922 Madison Avenue,
,s.ive,t corner Of Ninety-eighth
tnsi, ioo.ilxl6.
toui, carreau sold for L'Avenir
~. tkt new building at S11 Lexing-
n Avenue 10 Michael Y. Naughton
v,,s,nted by Morgan & Verdon.
R,se Sobel sold 10 w. and i. 0ssnian
4, trs-story apartment at 246 West
m Street, S3.lxi00.
ne Charles ". de Rosa Company
~ fof Philip Marcello and Philip
l,.zro The aye-story tenement at bzz
1m Tiftieth Street, 25xl00.
Cornelius Daey sold to the ib9 West
'srty-hfth Street Corporation Henry
s,Ilnip) the three five-story houses
4 il tois West Sixty-hfth Street. 7bS
NJ =,
fhe Hilmon Realty Corporation sold
. BENJAMIN Mslcher the six-story fiat
4 sts West 1921 Street, 50x991l.
David and Harry Lippmann sold 24l
Ea,. Trsnty.seeond Street, hve-story
insnsrt, with stores, H.l0x74.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
Row of Brooklyn Houses Sold

Dwight, Archibald z Perry, Iney Win
julius Segal, sold the four dwellings
and the two apartment houses az ~
10 24A Garden Place and 2eo ana Zoa
Hicks Street. Brooklyn. The properly
dnn place end Hicks Street.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
CHURCH. 6T ST. Wary THE VIRGIN

TO West tsth sIfett' ~.
rev J. q. II. BARRY. ID. D., Rector.
Ulxh Mass and Sermon tNectOr). 1850.
vsspers and Sermon (Dr Delanyl. 4
CONCEPTION BLESSED VIRGIN MARY,
PATRONAL FESTIVAL. Friday Dec. SIN
s,a sermon. i0.g5 Preacher. Rev. Caleb
n stelson, ID. D.. Rector OF Trinity Parish
Nav YORK; Gounods Messe solennehe dt
81. ceclls. Full choir and Orchestra
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
Broadway Plot for Corporation

~. Braus Realty Corporation con-
..!sd J. the plot, lls7x7O, at the SOUTH
a. ~. corner Of Broadway and 213th
%set 70 the lsham Park Corporation,
nuy Formed, With Samuel Black,
c,id ". Matthews and William II.
0ss.lan as directors.
"a ene-story garage property, l25x
a zOzd Street, through to 203d
A 49, 100 feet west Of Amsterdam
h,'is has been transferred by the
e-n Garage Village and Repair
- me, 70 Joseph Frank.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
Mexico Yellow Fever Spreads

MEXICO CITY. Dec. 1.-Two new
cases Of yellow fever are reported from
Ciudad Victoria, State OF Tamsuipss
Two soldiers already have died there
from the disease. Health oshesrs aar
sert that the fever has not yet become
epidemic
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
Invests in Freeport Lots

william p. Jones sold for Kathryn
P. Grace TO Harry W; Bennett ssVen
Irdenendence Street, 700 feet west OF
iJnion Street, Freeport, L. j.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
New Yorker Buys Creenacres
Home Held at $40, 600

chsuneey B. Griffen sold at Green.
acres for Mrs. May S. Mcclellan plot
of about one-half acre, with dwelling
Of twelve rooms, three baths and ga
rage, held at $4,000, 70 Isaac Wheeler
ee-president Of c. G.. Guther's Sons
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
Operator Buys Old Holding

James II. Cruikshank purchased from
Rosetta Jangstadler and Esther Lang
stadler 265 West i27th Street, q thres-
story dwelling, 1e.sxl0o. II has been
owned by the seller for more than
thirty years. John II. Pierce was the
hroker
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
Over 100000 Rental
e For 3Ash Ct ADartments

Leopold & Herbert We'll leased for
tnsta Hart 10 Joseph J. Silver, the
sssgihsest corner Of Thirty-fourth
street and Lexington Avenue, three
sH'eh"stofy apartment houses, 14Si17.
:, y aggregate rental approximateS
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
To Build in Staten Island

Cornelius G. Kolf sold for John y
Curley 20 Josephine ". Lyons and
fouise y. Lyons, a plot on kisssll Ave.
nue., Staten Island, on which they VIII
erect a dwelling.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
BELOVED DISCIPLE CHURCH !. o

East ssth ST.. bet. Madison and Park Avs.
arcsss,hie. Rector. Rev. DIR. VAN DE
WATER breaches AZ II a. a., on .chrisrs
Coming" and 4 y. NJ, on Healing" Other
s,rylees 8 and 10 A. NJ.
AT yEsPERs "a o'clock
Pr.iude-Andants Fuchs: violin. cello.
harp and organ. Quartette. 20 Word or
Ood. fnearnatc." Scott instrumental Quar-
tette Meditation" Onortory Anthem,
"Hosannah and the Highest" staincr.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
n u.RnfY CfftRrtf

TIIt MaHUit titi III "
Fiffh Avenue and fweaiy ninth street
Rev. David james Burrrii %. D., Minister,
viii preach m
n 4 M.-SublCcii "Nhifc kObfaF
i.3o y. I.-Ofgan Recital
sP. N-R,y. Charles l.. Goodsli. -. -.
will preach, Subject "Dod's Memorial"
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
s. tBartholomews Church

Pafk Avenue and TIfty-hrst htTeet.
R.r IETOHTON PARKS. j. d., Rector
$40 A. M-Hoiy Communioh.
,f.6o A N.-Holy Communion and sermon
Or LEIGHTON PARKS viii preach
s.o8 J.. M.-Sunday school
t;st y. M.--Evsnaong and address
Preacher; Rev william H. Garih.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
SeIIs Property i'm YOnkers

The property at 20 Saratoga Avenue
Yonkers. has been sold by John y
thomson 10 William L. Churchill
through Thomas S. Burke.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
rHE curRCH on sT. NICHOLAS

1HE CIT HtH UF FIl NJ IIVIlN'
Fifth Avenue and Forty-eighth street.
Malcolm James Macleod. Ainister
~ l. M-Dr. Macleod.
~ u-Nusical Service Selscii0as from
Verdi and Roaslni
s.3o ,. M.-organ Recital by Professor
Schneder. with violin and cello ae-
compartment.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
REFORMED
Collegiate Church OF New York

Second Avenue and seventh street
Rev. Edgar Frankiir R9mig Minister.
Will preach A. ~ a 81 sud T. ~
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
FNEs N.. sS 11E %rsEi u sss.' CO.. &. elk aS r..
Long Isimd

AT FLORAL PARK
Nevy beautiful home. rooms. tie bath,
Kitchen. fireplace, every modem improve-
ment; hlEh-ciass reSidential section; prie.
$40 600; LIBERAL terms. y. g. LiONb' lzS
Violet av. Phone Floral fAfN tps-S'
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
France
APAnrMENrs TO LEr-FpRsIsHED

HISTORIC CASTLE IN FRANCE
for sale. &. A. MEIsTER. sit Fourth ave
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-13
Gov. Baxter to
Commercial Men

Gov. Percival p. Baxter in letter
sent to n. ]. Haarmeyer editor of the
United Commercial Travellers of
America, says that it gives him great
pleasure to extend his greetings to
the United Commercial Travellers of
New England who are to assemble
in convention at Springfield, Mass.
"The commercial and travelling
statesmen are a vital part of the bust
ness organization of this country and
it is due to the untiring efforts of
these men that our great industries
have grown and prospered." con-
tinues Gov. Baxter in his letter.
1.-THE members of your organization
bring the small places in touch with
the larger centers and stimulate trade
and industry.
1T is my. privilege to personally
know many members of your organ
iZation and ! say without exception
that they are broad minded, unselfish
citizens who look at questions from
the standpoint of the public interest.
I wish you a most successful con-
vention and regret that my engage
ments do not permit me to join YOU
Sincerely yours.
(Signed) PERCINAL p. BANTER,
Governor of Maine"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-13

Several embarrassing cases having
arisen respecting the application Of
Chap. 119 Of the Public Laws Of
1921 which provides exemption for
war veterans Of $4,000 from taxation.
the State Board Of Assessors has OBJ
tained an opinion from the Attorney
General which is as follows:
April s. 1922.
Hon. c. S. Stetson.
Chairman Board Of State Assessors,
Augusta, Maine.
Dear Sir:
In reply to the question submitted
in the letter of George L. Seabury,
relative to exemption to soldiers, you
are advised that it Is impossible to
determine the legislative intent from
the wording of the statute.
Apparently. the question Of taxa
ton Of property situated in different
towns belonging to one owner entitled
to an exemption. was not considered
and there is nothing in the law
which helps in any way to decide
how the property should be assessed
or the exemption applied. If the
taxable property was all personal
property, no question would arise as
II would be all taxable in the town
II the owners residence. but where