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Where to Go to Church To?niorrow
THE BIBLE?IS IT A TRUE BOOK^
SHOULD PREACHERS PAID TO UPHOLD AND DEFEND
THE BIBLE'S INSPIRATION CONTINUE TO RF
PAID WHEN THEY DENY THAT INSPIRATION?
An Important Address ,
- By -
CARLYLE B. HAYNES
in the TEMPLE
120th Street and Lenox Ave. I_
SUNDAY NIGHT, OCT. 10, at 8 _\dk?k
All Seats Free :-: :-: Come Early
REV. W. JOHN MURRAY
FIRST CHURCH OF DIVINE SCIENCE
Grand Ball Room, Waldorf-Astoria
?ty, 11 A. M.
IP, 1920.
Subj t : "Believing and Knowing ; the Limitedness o?
the One and the Unlimitedness of the Other "
REV iLBEBT ? GRIEIt of THE i HlI'Pn . ,i- -,-,t,. _-*,
S ? .?_, Wash., w.11 addree. the Bible c5__ ?V-UV?t. ??J??':
? g meeting Rt _ i r, 0'cl<
Da?y HEALING MEETING at 12 o'clock,
W VI I. ? 11 : I P \ ?--rvini ?
CLOSING SERVICES
OF THE ^^^^^^
CHR1 n N AND MISSIONARY ALLIANCE CONVENTION
BROADHURST THEATRE
' IOADWAT 4 8TH AVENUE
PAUL RADER
PASTOR O] CHl-RCH CHICAOn tit
ES11)1 ; -'? CHKIST1AN AND?MISSIONARY ALMANC
Will Preach Three Times
10 \. A\._4 P. M.?7:30 P. M.
"^^"isrv \ddresses ri + M s ?>. j\\
? ^iv: ,v ' !*
' ? ' '?'? ' ' ' AND ' 'Tl I N-i . 1 7 SEKVI?
A A. LINDSAY, M. D., PsvchMo^ht
MO DSCO THEATRE, SUNDAY, 8 P
?TH01 HTS THAT DRIVE?
T!:.0UGHTS THAT LEAD"
L-Ctarc ? v of poise?of mastery.
on.)
Dr. Lii i for constructive (?linking ?s
iing the City.
Cias : ing Monday.
ItAf i ! - i
FIRST BAP':
Broadway nn.l 7 !,
Pastor I. M. Hal D. D
11 V I.-"f\ 7J/I TEMPI YTION OF
filTl-i IT IS Fl'Lili \ REAL. I'l'K
SON'A! ! EVIL OK >. SINFUL CHRIST.
THI T'TATTON ' 1ST IS NOT
YN F*> ' -IPI.I-* FOR ' HL- n INS."
?V M. -"THEABSOl i IF BLINDNESS
OF THO.-h. WHO AI?VO< YTI l 15 *,(.! I
OF W ONt? \S V ' i UtANTY OF
TEA r TMK Fill ; I .
SH.ADOT OF IHK ),! . I OF ANTI?
CHRIST Firs In aeries ? the league
rh(! aga.i ?it tht L^v?j?U'? of Nations. !?.-.
will tr-siify th t neither liolahe
ii*m not var run be -Sroujrht to an end
except i ? the Coining of the Christ tut
' Ing
:ught. October 15, 8 o'cloiK, "A
.. :il his Armour Bearer."
AR Y BAP*J IS r I ii. ROH.
'" Bi h St., ??? -.'?s.
?? US ROACH ? IL YTON, I). D.
?EAN: "Tl
il .
5'T?:.'T
it Bible C
"? ..: tat
S'. RA r. ?' . Prooi
irlsl mit}
CENTR?T BAPTIST CHURCH~
SE . .' DAM A'.'K.
FRANK M. GOODCHILD, D. D., PASTOR,
wi 11 p r i n 1 n g.
FIFTH AVF.NUE BAPTIST CHURCH
reel
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?
Madison Avenue Baptirt Church
M ' BISON Ai ?:. IT 31S1 ST.
George Caleb Moor, D. D.,
.'?!. ill -i .?r
EVE ' Vf, 11 AN
CHRISTIAN .< .1 ?CE
V f .'?'. S"
re h? L A. M
? r.. 1 ' :t : '.??
Servies arr h?!d in ?r fol!
CHRIS' IEN< E CHURCHES,
Branches of the Mother Church,
r m
t B P. M
1 est i 96th St.
:
68th -
Bt ? - f Park
.'?:
? ,-. .'? .'. I ?h. Av
?Flft ' W. 4 3d St
B.r? Rc.fJ, )
?' ' ol Itroad
!- Eai 71 ?
Avei ..? j tote!, 4tL
hi
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_. T i.V. *. I-'.ft
CHRISTIAN SCIETc? LECTUI.?S
*"1:;s' CU ti >F CHRIS! -ill NTTST
;-*;'?. " ' i, c. S. D.,
f Lee
;.;
??COM) ( li. m i ?f CHRIST -.< IENTIHT
U, t fis th Street. O.-t ib? ??
e ??,; ' ?'
at t' '? of tl Board
Chureh, the
*?,_? ' ?' : ntlst !:i Boston,
< l?M.Kl:i,\T10\ M.
BROADWAY TABERNACLE I
BROADWAY AND 6CTH '-'THF.?T
The Pastor, Dr. JKFH7KSO?*,
...v, ' h at 11 A. M. and ? P M.
[Wednenday, s P. M. Midweek >.-r?ic*
Manhattan church ??^ st.
^_2iZ_l'"L' Charles H. Parkluirst. I?. ?.
COMMT MTV (HI lllil
The COMMUNITY CHURCH o? N. Y.
**" '-? e*' I Yi;k THEATRE, S13 YY. 48 St.
JOHN l|!;UM \\ KAM) Yl I..
t Y S H I -Till. It K 1.1 K Y 17 IN
'"P. M?High Stliool, 158 W. 85th St.
1 . : ' MON. OOUKN !.. Uli,!.1.,
.. WHY VOTE FOR HAROINO?"
??Pv\,?.'! Ivr" Tlinttre?Mil. BROWN.
_^?CBOAXA_,Y_Ifl ANO RF.LK?ON."
INTEUDKNOMIN.YTHINAL
viospel Tabernacle Church
?'- EIGHTH AVE.. AT ?44TH STIIKKT.
rounder. Rev. A. B. Simpson
KEV. ELMER B, FITCH, ASS*T PASTOR
SUNDAY .SERVICES ULLI' IN
Broad hurst Theatre
TL'ESI AY K\ a ilSG AT - O'CIjOCK.
DR. J. C. MASSEE
Fastur of Brooklyn Tabernacle,
will PREACH.
National Bible Institute
214 Went 35th Street, 4:15 P. M.
DONO.SHELTON
G*?ing What God Has Promised"
c
PI??? ni.t ..; (lit'i-T
ENTRAL V 81 St.
1IKISTI -N Dr. 1 ' M.
Ml KCH ; M.
IE WISH
FREE
SUNDAY M
. : . :pv
r?IINK Ul : ?N-.TEV
JEW'S
AP.-'.' ER.
LUTHERAM
-"VIS'TT1 !!',? A Btcimle. TV I) .
' Si* I '' : " B'way <fc 9Sd St.
?-i? ? *? Service.: Il a. m an. s i?. ni.
CHl.RCH OF THF. IIOI.V TR1MT?
? "P; Street and Central ?'n-k West
Thf P.e.v. Pp.ul E S?\her? Pastor
Topic: "THE CHILI) ANT' rtELIOION."
METHODIST ? -'P'O!1*.!.
St. Paul's Methodist Church
? )- S'rr-pt R?Ti'i IV
DR RAYMOND !.. FORMAN, MINISTER
" ng i
-
A M - - Men's Forum,
. '
- -
Grace, West 104th St.
Frederick lirow ,. Harris, Minister.
GYPSY SMITH
? :
': \7
' '
CALVARY M. E. CH??RCH
? ?
. . . . !.. i V?, Ulis 1- Odell, I). D.
Rev. Harry Iiijrhum, !>. !>.
!1 A. Jl Dr. ? ?'???'
8 P. M ! ) l ' Sleep."
Madison Avenue Ch_irch1 60th St.
l.T. RALPH W. SOCKMAX, Puntor.
'hit
.... ...
7 to 8?You
UNION CHURCH
: . ? ? ' ? ? ?
?!?:?:?, BEN
? ?
ST. ANDREW'S METHODIST < HI Hi H
? ? ??? it ana im bus 'i ?
.-?. '.. ' . .' ? . I S S1E will in
Morning i E venin, Spi
? RTROPOIJTAN TEMPLE. Il St. .V 7 Av.
?P i . . '?. : ' . Mil
LI A.M.?"Eart ? trd II
% p. y ?
NEW CHURCH (Swedenborffuin)
NEW "CHURCH
... v. ,,... ... . . -.. . ? ?? . n
P
.-??.?.pan: ?The ra Ti
\\ . ? Prei ? ' " ?? iiurch
?
PKESI3YTER1..N
Fifth ?ve.w.e Presbyterian Church
Fifth Avenue :?n<! Fiftv-ftflli >treet.
;. . . ? ? . : ?.
...
_i KELltAN will preaeh at 17 and 4:30.
M n's ? _t 10 A M l " I ' '
? 4 P, M? ? ' '
? DOERSAM.
U 8:1 ? p .', ? i - :. . In tli Chapel,
.
BROADWAY
PRESBYTERl \N CHI RCII,
! ? id v .. . . ' ? ? i. St re?
Rev. Walter Duncun Buchunan, !:. I)..
1 A. M S P. M
um nlon al thi :.. : . . s?
?TFiSJTRAI PRESBYTERIAN? CHURCH.
-en 1 ArtL, Madison Ave. .(id 57th St.
Rev. Dwight W. Wylie, D. D., LL. D.,
Paitor.
11 A. M.?Preaching h\ the Pastor.
?daj h P. M : .'
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Fifth Avenue. 11th and 12th St..
I IU? Oeorgi? A.namicr. V. D.
Miniitcrj It"? H_rr> __n.rs_n Kotdlck. P. D.
on as Gutlirie Speer?
11 A. M Dr. Fosdick 6 P M Mr. Bpeers.
QYPQV CVITTfl World Famous
-_ 1 1 o _ ..Mili. Evangelist
Fifi ti A venue Presb: teri .. Church
Monda ? ? ?et? ber ) p
va i
Committed or N. T. C., 643 Lextng
a . Se its Fre?
PRESB. i ERIA s ? I
; 26 West 155th St
R< v. Jt hn 17. Mat , nj . D, D?
1.1. ! ?. Pastor.
11 A. .".)., Di Mackay.
s P. Il . liiHH Sorti Uraham-Mulhall,
BRICK. CHURCH
? Iftlt Avenue and Thlrty-ttvf ntti Street.
.? , S WILLIAM PIERSON MERRILL.
Ministers- ) THEODORE AIN?WORTH _REENC
Dr. MERRILL will preach .it l) und 4.
NOONDA1 SERVICE dally at 1.730.
WESTEND po8A,v?Tco^Ki5_ths
y.--. \ EDWIN KEIQW1N. P ?. Preaches
7 ', Life's Pageant ol Triurnj h
&?"GYPSY SMITH''
DIlTr.DC PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
KU 1 _J___V_? Broadway and 73d St.
Rev. DANIEL RUSSELL, D. D.. Pastor.
will preach at 11 A. M. ? od - P. M.
ill A. M "The Criinfton Stain."
8 P. ?i.-??__. "Christ in liuM-et-a."
PRK8B.TERIAN
Fort Washington
Broadway at 174 St.
Rev. Jovn McNeil!
Pastor
Will Preach
At 11 A. M. and 8 P. M.
Service ?if Installation of Dr. McNeill,
Tuesday. Oct. p., ?t 8 o'clock.
FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
I VURIH Wea, Kn(, Avo S]8t s,
EDGAR W1I1TAKI5H WORK. 1>. !>.. Pastor
il a M- "The r.ord'8 Supper."
S P. M.?Rev. Maurice S. White.
2d Presbyterian Church S.nci'p-k V
Dr ROBERT WATSON, Minister.
f i rvlcea 11 A. M. and 2 P. M.
WEST-PARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
? ^"\s'V...''-.,ln ?Vvenue und 86th Street.
R^v. ANTHONY II KVANS, D. I).. Pastor.
? i .?us will preach at 1) A M. ?-. 8 P.M.
PROTESTANT EPI8COPAX
Cliurcfj of tljc incarnation
Madlnon At.', aril Situ St..
Tli?! ReT. HoiucK PER? Y SILVER Rectoi
8 A.M.?Holy Communion.
A. M.?-Morning Prnyer Sermon (Rector).
4 P. M. Special Musical Service.
G unotl'a Canuta, "Out of Darkness."
A i?!????.- by Dr. L?beck.
.?.? except Saturday, Noonday ?on-l.-rs with
? ?' aU Iress 12 15 to 12:85.
C?iapel of tljc incarnation
"4 0 Rust rtut St.
?:'" Oeorga Farrand Taylor, Vicar.
5 A. M.- -Holy ? ?ommunlon,
11 A-M - H'olj C? mmunton. Sermon rvir-ar}
?y 1PP Evening Prayer. Sermon (Vicar)
Cathedral of Si. John the Divine
Amsterdam Avenue and 11211? Street.
8 it 10 A. M. Holy Communion.
! ' A. M -Holy Communion (Spanish).
A ??: Children's Service.
11 V. M.?Preaching-, DEAN ROBBTNS.
.4 P. M. -Service to commemorate th?
Ph Anniversary of the Establishment of
? ' China. Ad lrcsses by
BISHOP BURCH and Tli?.?MAS V.
LAMONT, Esq.
' 'ally E ert ices 7 30 A. Ni : C P. M.
: al except .Mon?!:,y und lal m da> )
Rev. WILLIAM T. MANNING, I). D.. Rector
'? ai I : Holj Communion.
10:20 Morning- Praj er
P Holj Con mut Ii n and Sermon.
Pn hei P v. w. h. Cam? ???? Canon
: Wesiml let and Chaplaii lu the
'?? ? -one o ?i 1 ,-: ??
_ SEAT," FREE
CHURCH OF THE
L< >\ t.] i DIS? LPLE
55th Street. Pari and ,I?
Hi v. Ceo. It. Van De Water, D.D., Rectoj-,
Coran union 6 and : -1 a rn.
ion n oi
\"h This Chui m
V spei s .u ?( A ' Ir? fia by I? x-tor
? Lambeth C nf : I ?
ALL ANGELS' CHURCH
WEST END AVE. AND 81ST STREET.
Rev. S. Do Lnncey Townsend, I). I>., It.?cuir
Hi v ? oram ii.:. . .... 8 A. M
? ? . a I .?- ? m i '.'., .;?r)... Il A M
- ! 1 ut:? r . (V M'
Stranger. Welcome.
Cfburch of t?je transfiguration
1 East .'.Uli St ?DR. HOUOHTON. Rector.
COMMUNIONS: 7 S and !? o'? oc.lt A. M
' I.-30 TOT RS' M A-.- an i SERM
Subject : "Anglo-Cath ? ess. '
Preacher, Dr. Arthur Whip] Jen ka
4 o'clock CHORAL EVENSONG.
Two special anthems
i. C. B. Clark,
St. Bartholomew's Churcb
Park Avenue itiul 51st St.
Rev LEI HTON PAR ivS, D. 7 p Re? tor.
1:30 A.M Holy
11 .A .' . ? . . Prayer and S? n t
1' ..... - Rov. PERCY ? i? ?RD? IN.
1:30 M Evenoong. Excerpts from
. h n :? . IS . :. a 'Elijah."
Church o? the Resurrection
Tltli St., I'fiir I'urk Ave.
Th Ri \ K Rl SSELL BOURNE, Re t ?
S \ M i! ,-..,.,
? : i? :
? - ) ray? r? Sermon I ?
? ?.
p. M., ? song
? ?)( Kl H MISSION ?H irj_A__IN<_
( Endorwcl by the Bishop of New l'ork)
i > rlstlai Counsel and 1'sj-choanal.
..- _ [tfrtu . - ? r
v ; i . Rev : ? Ca pert, 1.1 ' arcra lit A
Pall i ecu n ? by .i;'i.<>.: tin? I
"Alis.-, a?) li'y v.?.: thy i-ith linth ma?e thee
whole. ? ? ' ... ? 7" v. :..
?_.t, ?LM?uias^ CDuvci)
FIFTH ?.VENUE AN1 ' 53D ST
Ron-. ERNEST M STIRES, P. D.. Rector,
s A M.?-Hoi: Cornu _nlon
", ?.-.,?-?-? '.?;:?'?
i V. M - Bven_out? and Address (l>r. Leacli
ora< r. nniicii,
Rroadwny and 10th Street.
Rev ' I trie Lewi! Sl-tlery, D, ip Rector
Mol ? ?mm .;.. ?. 8 A M
['he Rector) 11 A. M.
Ev< ii; ong ? Rev Fr< derl? k A. Wi lght ) 8 P M.
........ P. 30, '1 lies., W? y Thurs., Pi :
Chu-ch of the Heavenly Rest
Fifth Ave . above 45th S?.
II?Rev. Herbert Sbipman, D. D., Rector.
? p. ;.:. Ri . E E. Matthews.
ST. JAMES' CHURCH
Mllilison .venue :<r.il 7 t_t Stret-t.
Re- FRANK WARFIEI-D CROWDER, D.D Rector
- A Ai. 11 a M.- ttectoi
4P M 17- v Harold Ii? tahaw.
ASCENSION
I'M A VENT t.
Rev. >>r. Percy Stickney Grunt, Rector.
of Unreal ? : "
S. lecti Gaul'!
CALVARY CHURCH ?y,y\-\"
i.. : Theodore -r .vi< '.. 7? i ? ,
11 and ?
?':, och.r Th? l?o? I il
Church of Z;on and St. Timothy
834 West 57th Street.
Kev. Frrdrri? k Hurges.s, dr.. It. I)., Rector
b, 11 (Ri tor) und 8 (Rev. ?'. W. Mo
Stephen's
ST. MATTHEW'S,::,^.'.":
ST MARY'S, i iwrei e :??: lat 12
v .... . ..... Av.) 8, 8 11 anil H P. M.
R? \ ? IHARLES B M?CKLE. 17 ? .?
( Ml ?ttll OF THE HOU COMMUNION,
titli A\e. ami ?Wli St.
Servi?? S. 71 A ..! Noon, 'J. i & I
REFORMED
Collegiate Church o? New York
THE. MlrHH.K CHVRCH,
2?' Av and Tth St.
Rev. Edsrar !? anltlln It irnigr, Min star
will preach at 11 A. M and 8 P. M.
THK MARBl.i: CHCRCn. *
?th \? ivl 29th St.
Rev David James Burrell, D D Minister
] ? A. M., Dr, Burn II will vr-,i. Ii.
. , ???rh, Bp rit In ! h < ?'? h ?
? r M , Dr. Da. A Poling w 11! pi ? a h.
Subject The Might. Magnet."
THE CHURCH OF ST. NICHOLAS.
5th Ave. ut;?! 48th St
Mali " ' Jan ? si MacLeod, Minist? i
11 a M . Dr. MacLeod will pn
S !'. M., R<\. Dr, Oeo H. Smythe on
"Can we communicate with the departed?"
THE WEST END CHURCH,
West End Ave. and 77th Street.
Rev Henr\ Evertson Cobb, D D. Min1.-?'.
wtll j?ri-ach at 11 A. M. and 4:30 1' M.
At 4:80 P. M., Special Music. Mendelssohn's
"Hymn o? Praise."
7 30 P. M., Christian. Endeavor.
THF, FORT WASHINOTON CHURCH.
Fort Waahitifton Ave ar-.l 181st St.
All Sects Free.
Rev Irving H Hcrg, D. D., Ministor.
11 A M Rev. Josopn R. Duryee, D. I,
S p M., Rev. C. Willard Cross.
REFORMED CHURCH OF HARI.F.M
Lenox Avenue and 12Sd Street.
Bev. Edgar Tilton Jr.. D. D., Mrnister
will preach at 11 A. M. and s P. M.
HAMILTON GKANtlE. Convent 4 149th
! Rev. Arthur Frederick Mabon, Min stet
i Services, ll A. M. _. s p. M.
SPIRIT! Y I.IST
SPIRIT COMMUNICATION?Its "real?
ity" ?il.?" n i>d everj Sunday, h p. m., IBl
West? 126th Street Fit* W, Mottley,
Psyehle Investigator, convinces mort pre.
juillceil minds Soientlllr evldenc? provid?
ed hy Marls V'eies Cuba's wonderful me
.iniiii, il.-iilj Ht it. West 130th Street, N.T.
Spiritual .and Psychical Research Society.
Kiu.'li"li und Spanish.
Spiritualist Church of Advanced Thought,
|2H W.'*! *> 11 ll St.
SUNDAY, TUESDAY, FRIDAY Ev's, R o'clk
W'ednpMlHv Afternoon, 3 P. M.
Speaker: Mr. IiMIN HILL, Medium.
LOTUS FLOWEH SPIRITUALIST CHURCH
-'???.???? B 1? M. Carnosl? Hall ((.'tiapti-r ltnom)
Seventh Av ? ,'.7ii. Si Turail ?. s i? \i . Friday
a/t<.-?? 77 (Irneiiluglral Hull. 226 West 58th Si
?Speaker ?uid in? Hum. Mrs Margaret Campbell
STAR OP THE EAST CHURCH
222* I ' lie ? , 3th St., Room 0.
Sunday, I'uesday, Thursday and Saturday
Evenlnrsa at 8 P. M All are welcome.
.Mrs. Martha VY'IIs n. Medium.
FIRST SPIRITUALIST CHURCH
156 Ens? .".Stil St., near 3d Av.
EVERY SUNDAY AT 3 P. M.
?SOCIETY OF FRIENDS
mem t, in rs rocncTT or rn revus. MMtnn
far w*fihtp, U a. ?a., al 2il Sut Uta JH.. Ma?
kattlan and 11? S.-ii?rm?rliorii m . rirooldya.
UNITARIAN
KOI-RTII AA'EIYUFl
AT 20TH STREBT.
Founded 181?
LIAM L. SULLIVAN, Minister.
Dr. YV
'EARTHLY PARADISE AS A SUB
STITUTE FCR RELIGION."
will be Dr. SULLIVAN'8 Subject.
fuir aim Is to servi Ood In simplicity, and
prove 11 by .
\ . IRD1AL WELC'i 1MB Tl l ALL
UNITARIAN PREACHING,
Church of the Saviour, ?'.rooklyn,
.1. MS G, 1! A. M.
REY*. JOHN ??. .'.A'lHnOP.
Pierre] . ? 7.1, m oe Pi.
F? m minutes Borough Mall aubiray.
WES r SIDE I - ! ' T :.v '. CHURCH
? Lib. rn I and Chrl an)
Earl Hall, I ro idway al : 17th Street.
CHARLES FRANi '? POTTER. Minister,
11 I preach on
7 . I :; NEW ATHEISM."
THE CO.MMI NITY CHI RCil OP N. Y.
:.-???> . mi inity i hur? h." )
I M\ KRS YL1ST
ft Central Park West & ,
."?JOSEPH FORT NEWTON.
)f MINISTER.. tj|
Win Prend? Sunday Morning. 11 o'clock
"THE METHOD OP .1 KSI S."
Q??ARTETTB Visitors Welcome.
*? . M. ('. \.
WALTER HOWE JONES
"Gnat : In tl Lii o? ( Ihrist. '
Km?,? mimic.
t 57 St. 4 P. M.
DR. S. PARKES CADMAN
i :: ' " M ? ?. llciiford & Monroe SI
i;, lyn Sui lay ; il' M Mon only, Free.
... . ?.I??- Ne? York.
FRANK ' N \ .;?'???::?>
'ui
?
Sundaj . .' , Bronx 1 M, C ?Y., 470 E.
ICI
?i . \\. ( . A.
n A v. rr.3d),
:. i :, ? ' 11A P P E LL
lll.'TI ? *IZENSHIP."
. : - . El'IIINE SCHAIN.
OTHER SHRY K MS
CARI? E. S. MARKWELL
H envi afternoons
BAL Lii 0 0 M. 4 P. M.
also V in tho
CULCJiNi?- ROOM HOI LL M Ai.PlN,
..- .
THE RESCUE 8O01ETJ
Old Chinese Tlientre.
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BRONX REAL ESTATE
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ON HOLLAND AVENUE
Near Allerton Avenue
One family houses, brick and
stucco. Full lot. ? rooms and
bath with all improvements
in street and houses.Terraced
lawns, space for garage.
Twc short blocks from subway
station arul from Bronx Park. Take
Lenox Avenu?. Bronx Park Subway
Express to Allerton Avenu? and
wall; two blocks east.
MACE ESTATES
BUILDING CORPORATION
Agent on Premises Tel. 2230 Olinvillo
MANHATTAN REAL ESTATE
Established 1852
Horace S. Ely & Co.
REAL ESTATE
21 Liberty Street
UIIOORI.YN REAL ESTATE
FLATBUSH BARGAINS
TO SETTLE LARGE ESTATE
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LONG ISLAND 1(1711, ESTATE
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I WILL SELL YOU THIS
HOUSE FOR $10,500
i at hon 1 :. Little Neck, 1
Develo] i ? ?? ked
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JOHN M. RIEHLE
68 William "<t., Cor. tVilnr Streft.
Telephone .lohn 4.14.1.
Great House Bargain.
Owner sacr flees beautiful house S1.B00
less than value \*tn- foreclosed plot, near
station; iiur trees half houi M.i tihaitar. ; '
jtea h? .: i ?? bsth, til? kitchen, oj??n
fixtures, artistic decorat ?ona.
parquetry. Inclosed veranda, parase, t;,00l
cash and 160 monthly, laree discount.
Telephone Hollis 6515.
Many More Put Savings
In Buying of Flats
The Elkay Builders' Corporation sold ;
to James W. Kennedy the two six- I
r.tcry flat3, 230-234 Esst 99th Street, !
37.1x100 each.
George B. Clugston sold to Francis
M. O'Rourke, the four-story tenement,
oGl West Forty-fourth Street. 26x100.5.
C. M. Folsom & Co. sold the four
story eight-family house, 433 Ear.'.
Eighty-third Street for the Ch.rles
Hammel Company.
Henry I. Stettler, executor, sold the
five-story flat with stores, _7?_ Eighth
Avenue, 25x100, to Isidora Wollheim.
Pease & Elliman sold on the coopera?
tive plan, an apartment Bt 10'i East
Seventy-fifth Street, to H. P. Romans.
The M. &? G. W. Corporation sold to
the Leon Sobel Company the six-story
app.rtment, with store:-;, (57 and 69 West
109th Street.
Vincenzo Sollitto sold to Vineenzo
C. Grolli, the six-story tenement at
341 East 114th Street, 26x100.
Samuel Br?ck sold to Ida Bergman
the four-story tenement, 346 East 115th
Street, 20x75.10.
Ernest T. Bower sold for Samuel
Panzer the five-story tenement, 433
East 122d Street, _T.xl00.
John Basco sold to Abraham Hertz
and David Gelber, the five-story tene?
ment 1584 First Avenue, 25x80.
Charles Reichart sold to the Pro?
gressive Commercial Association the
five-story flat, 56 West 129th Street
27.6x100.
REAL ESTATE?SALK OK REJiT
Brooklyn
HOUSE for gale, 4-story and basement,
brown-tun-:, bay window, )4 rooms an?)
two bathrooms, ninri plumbing, i: fur
Daces, gas light. Immediate possession
may be had; prie. $17.000, mortgage,
$8,600. Further Information call Owner,
telephone 420 Sterling.
(766 JEFFERSON AV., BROOKLYN.
I For one or two famille?, ready for oc?
cupancy, white stone, 11 rooms, 2 baths,
new furnace, 12 tons coal, other extras;
! $177,000; liberal terms. Inquire 380 Putniim
av., Brooklyn. _
l.im? I ?.In ml
BEAUTIFUL house, C rooms and bath, 3
years old. Improvements, screen inclosed
porch, interior nicely decorated, hardwood
'floors; plot 60x100; good location; lawn,
garden and ?Jriv??; price $8,2.0; terms to
'. be arranged. Adolph Heuer, owner, M mt
[ gomery st., Valley Stream, I.. I.
Westchester
TONKERS?FOR SALE
: MM ESDIATE < ?CCUPANCY
Colonial house, eight rooms, two baihs,
laundry and toilet, open fireplace, stone
chimney, large porches, hardwood tin?,?.
! hot water heat, gas, electricity; si ne
garage, heated; best residential secti? n,
fear churches and schools* reasonable
terms. 1. F. CUNNINGHAM, G93 Palisade
av., I'onkers. Phone 1570.
RYE?FOR SALE
Overlooking Sound, wonderfully well
. built i..,u-?e, 12 rooms, " baths, hol watet
heating system, garage an i about on, loi
wonderful trees and shrubbery. Ac essible
tu bathing and trolley. Price $40,000.
Complete Selections Other Placee
STEWART C. SCHENCK, 7.1 East r I S!
Tel 2992 Mnr. Hill. Ph..ne Sunday 600 !: ?
New York Stale
?FOR SALE?Orange County, New Tor!;
elevation 1,000 feet; country horn?, gar
! age. stables and barns, practically new, ai!
modern Improvements; with about twenty
1 acres of grazing iaji?l and orchards. Write
? foi- particulars. Address Bm C 15-.,
: Tribune.
New Jersey
HOUSE?Seven rooms, up to date groun.l
60x100; large front porch, vestibule; re
ceptlon room, living room, with <:i"ii fire
; place; large dining room, parauel il". :-h.
White enameled kitchen, four large bed?
rooms, wit 11 sleeping porch upstairs; t!P,.t
bathroom, with shower; pa*, electricity,
steam heat, preserve closets, etc.; in the
lieuri of the town schools, stores,
churches; thirty minutes by Erie Railroad
to New York City; live minutes to station.
Price $12 600; cash $2.600; balanct suit
able arrangements. Applj Owner, 188 Hill
c r?-.st ave., Woodrldge, .p .1.
M O N TP.AIR, N . J .
Houses foi Sale 57.uuO to $76,000.
Houses for r?.nt furnished and unfurnished
simp;--., in-m hup. itt ? :< ?.
Monti ?air. N. J.?Phone 4140-4041.
RUTHERFORD, N. .1.?Houses for ?ale!
ea.-p- term;,. Write for list. Van Winkle
Co . opp. station. Rutherford, N. J.
_IQPTS TO LET_
Manhattan
LOFT, r.OxSOO. third floor, 627-6-11 W 43d
st . elevator, li.ht on all Bides, ' C _
D. C. Currents, sprlnklei system. Vor full
particulars write or phono Mr. Allen. C07
W. 43d. phone Longacre 298.
THREE light lofts, 24x90 feet sultal I ?
light manufacturing. William J. Olvany,
100 Charles st . near II udson si cit.
Telephone VP, I kins 4C ;
FrRNISHEI) HOI SES TO LET
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THREE-STORY stone house well furnished,
to responsible Christl .:. famii. . perfect
condition; nice neighborhood, Bedford sec?
tion $200 monthly, winter supplied coal;
highest references. Decatur 6840.
APARTMENTS TO LET?FURNISHED
Manhattan
: ORAMERCY PARK section, at 120 1 ast
19th st., three apartments stll avi .
.' -... 4 rooms; elevator; alterations ?
pleted ?October lath. Apply C S Rindsf? s
;tu East 4J.i St . or at the building
QRAMERCT PARK- Beautifully furnished
studio apartment; $350 per month; no
children. Address Room 911, 226 5th
61ST ST., 39 EAST Sublet beautiful apart
ment, whole, fluor, living rooi , bed!
bath and kitchen?, tie . $325. Davles, Plaza
3139.
73 E, 90TH ST.?Beautifully furnished,
seven rooms, two baths, grand
ton months; references required i
month. Tel Lenox S920. U Bra? k? ?;
76TH, between Madison and Park ave
Elegant !y furnished bachelor aparu en
maid service, Phone Rhinelander 141
? 112TH, 623 \V. - Charmingly furnish?
apartment; seven rooms, 77 bat tin. three
rooms southern exposure; eighth flo >i h . ..
I class building; $300 per month. Apt 81
Brooklyn
PARLOR and basement, 7 beautiful fur?
nished i >oms all Improvements
owner; $200 month references Oewey,
144 Monroe st., Bklyn. Lafayett?
APARTMENTS TO LET?I V Ft RN1SHKD
Manhattan
MADISON AVE., 745- Unfurnished larg?
room and bath; gentlemen preferr? '.
Phone Pla_a 3211.
| WEST K\'!> AV., .12 (near i4Pi st Two
and ( In. .- room kltoh nette apartments
j Just vacated, full floor each.
1 WEST C7TH ST
A few ?arg? and srnal! duplex studio apart?
ments of n an?J ?7i rooms furnished and un?
furnished; fr<.i"ir,i:ir service and tr< ? re?
frigeration; restaurant swimming pool;
maid sen Ice b) the hi 11
| 43D ST., 102 WEST?Studio apartments,
newly built ; two rooms, bath arid
kttchenette; ail modern improvements
61ST, ?-* EAST Parlor floor, and others.
See superintendent.
99TH 257 WEST?Exceptional two or three
room suite, housekeeping.
Brooklyn
APARTMENTS, newly finished, now ready
for occupancy; 2 rooms and Oath, maid
service; three minutes' walk from ail nub
ways. 17 minute- from theater llstrlct,
; New York. 34 South Portland ave., Brook?
lyn. Inquire on premises.
CONNECTICUT REAL ESTATE
FOR SAl_F~or RENT
From Nov. 1st to May 1st
??er.tlerr.an's country home, commuting
distance New Haven R. R. . fln?> large
ki.use. handsomely furnished; electric light,
double heating, baths and lavaton
garage, with rooms for chauffeur's family;
adjoins country club and golf links; re
i'abi. chauffeur and usefui man may re?
main if desired. Address CHARLES
BL'ECK, Box 113, Westport. Conn.
FARMS? FOR SALE
HOMESEEKERS *
HEAI, ESTATE AT AUCTION
REA-L ESTATE AT ACCTION RE.\i f-.'i ; UJCT10>
TODAY
a! II
and tonight?on the property
under a tent?rain or shine
741 LOtS and one dwelling
Between Van Cortlandt Park and Hill View Reservoir; or McLean
Avenue and Van Cortlandt Park North; Van Cortlandt F?.rr* East; and
other avenues and streets ad jacent to East 242nd Str? ft.
Will be sold at Auction
FOR WHATEVER THEY WILL BR!NG
by direction of The United States Trust Co. of New York
Trustees under the will of David H. King, Jr., Deceased
These lots are in a remarkable location fronting on
Van Cortlandt Park, Hill View Reservoir,
McLean Ave. and adjacent streets
TO THOSE WHOSE RENT HAS BEEN RAISED?
These lots are well fitted for home building purposes
Also for builders, speculators and investors
GO BUY A FEW LOTS
If you have $25 to $100 you may be able to
BUY A LOT AT YOUR OWN PRICE
as 80*. can remain on mortgage.
TO REACH THE PROPERTY:
Take 2nd or 3d Avenue elevated at 210th Street Station. .
Webster Avenue trolley to McLean Avenue and walk a few block
Or take Lexington Ave.-Seventh Ave. subway, cr 6th or 9tl ted
(Jerome Avenue Extension) to Woodlawn Station; take J to
McLean Ave. and walk east to property.
Savings Bank Books and Liberty Bonds taken as deposit on Un
Titles Insured Free. Lawyers Title <!*< Trust
J. CLARENCE DAVTES, 149th St., & 3 e.
JOSEPH P. DAY, 67 Liberty Street
APPLETON PERRIN & HOYT, Attys. Agents and oneers
EN Fl RMSHEM APARTMENTS TO L??T
lew Building
Highest Class Elevator Apartments
Ft. Washington Ave,
S. E. Corner 173d St.
Equipped every modern device f.?r
. nm >rt of tenants; surroundings
beautiful; street und??r Hujiervision
o? Park Department.
3-4-5-8 Rooms, 1-2 Baths
Renting agent on premiso*, or
Charles Berlin p^T^Tn
Broadway, rorner lfl2d Wt.
NEW
APARTMENTS
Just Completed
Immediate Possession
Concourse Apartments
3 W Cor 183d St.
? Irand Con? ourse
4-5-6 Rooms
St. Nicholas Apartments
N. K Cor 192d St
And St. Nicholas Ave.
3 and 5 Rooms
Apply cn Premises
1 West 67th St.
A Few Large and Small Duplex
Studio Apartments of
3 and 6 Room3
Furnished or Unfurnished.
Fre?> Cooking and R-efrigeration.
RESTAURAN! -SWIMMING POOL.
MAID SERVICE BY THE HOUR.
Inquire Munuger on premise?.
?210-212 West 104th St.?
Adjoining llro?dwra>
3-Room Apartments
With luimedlutr l'o?se>i?iou
Bi)U ; ?,.- . wltl . ? ?? ? '? : lodei n devl ?? '? ?
? hi mifoi ' : tenants.
Rents ill., t $ 1 __.
Char?es Berlin ^L'.V ;K
B'wuy, cor. I62d St., or 141 E. ll**tli St.
3 Rooms and Bath
157 West 57th St.
< ?T . .; of living room, bedroom,
hath ?.' hen ..t! 3 ? loseta.
.I.T . ?? ftrepi ?? t elevator apartment
hume Maid service optional
.' .?[.. . on pi ? m is? i ?? ?
Edgar A. Levy Leasing Co.,
505 Fifth Ave. Murray Hill 6960.
150 West 79th St
9 Rooms & 3 Baths, Duplex
Suitable for Physician or Dentil!
, Apply on premia*? or
Edgar A. Lew Leasing Co.
505 Fifth Ave. Murray Hill ff!)?0.
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE
Six-room I. use every In provement; {
fine lawn; poi - ?????: ? ?i Improved
street; near railroad station?; with
rt'ithout garage Hrl e, $7... ? Cash re- j
quired, $1,001). Monthly payment, J(i0 j
This bargain will n ? last. Phone Hack- j
GEORGE B. HITCHCOCK, Inc
Bogota, V -1.
S baaing Jersey T+aC*'t'C%V?f*f?
^Specialists in r^^wl^^
Ffeist?> Feist S?e^-??dN.
H. Weat?erby & Co., Englewood, N. J.
Home
i Six-room home, every convenienre, J8.?0O
Gr-nrv* F Mark Cn Hrl''* ''hur<*h St-?
ueorge r. macs v.o. Ea,, orange, n j
APARTMENTS FOI*. RE??
"305 West End A ue"
AT S?VENTY-FOl R fH >TR1 ET
qA Resident: el
OPPOSITE THE SC ? ION
oUITES of two or more rooms,
may now be leased, uni bed
?HE hotel's restaurant, to be ki
ESPLANADE
will be under the
ment and in connection
Crillon Vroisin
Detail i fror t
MARK RA FALSKY & \ N Y
21 EAST 40th STRBI
Telephon*" ; l ander'
Renting Representatives ng
TO LET FOR Bl'SIN-S-i_ 1'IKI'
LOFTS TO
Possession Feb. 1st, 1921
172 5TH A\ ... ?-Ill tt .191
(Cor. 22d St.)
Ai'I'Hi IXIMATELY
- 6.?J sq '??? '
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VERY
LIGHT LOFTS kpp)
LOW RE?
?u-gtll ?Sealt"
35 Nassau Street, N.
Phone Re? tor .454 an
QUEENS HE.il. ESTATE
READY FOR OCCUPANCY
DIAMOND AVE., NEAR JAMAICA \\r
Attractive ?3 rooms an I bal
driveway; plot 30\loo all
pi . tnents; pa rquet ".
and bath. ',p??n fireplaei I I ::
Bro iklyn Man it slatl :. :
B. 8CHAt'U, BUILDER,
On premise? or phone Rlcl ... n I ?i '. '.'
1VESTCHESTER COUNTS REAL ESTATE
[.ARCHMONT?N?W TAPESTRY BRI '??
I'.uuie, 'J ?arya ro.
vapor heating sv.?*?
..n plot of 7*0u foot fronl ??
-vith one o? the most ? .
?..??wi In West Chester.
at?d at the pr?c. a b.
GLCOTT&tGGER
>r Sunday appointment . : _
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTAT F
$1,500 Cash.?Now Vacant.
Plalnfleld; on plot 60x1?-.? i>?v I
i r?M>ms. bath, oak ftoom. triro-fixt .
?.he best: sfam, ftn>- neighbors near i
tlOB, stores, ?i-ho"! ; ST.'.
?cbwarti, Babcock Bld? . l'a .
AN__ ViCiH?TY, N. Y.
mer borne, .
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