davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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IS miIIones de pesos
importa 81 petr6Ieo
exportado

MEXICO. D. F. Diciembre IL
Fl Departamento de petroleo de la
Secretaria de Industrial Y Concrete,
informa Que durante los cinco ultl-
mos meses Sc exporto al eNtranjero
csc precioso Equido por -alor de trein
ia V cinco millones Y medic de pesos,
siendo su mayoria para los Estados
Unidos, que absorbe cerca del ochenta
o ciento de esa e~xportacion. FL
resto fue para Europa. Africa Y Ia
America Latina, lugar este ultimo
en- que nuestro producto nacional va
teniendo extraordinaria demanda. En-
dicho informe Sc detalla Ia cantidad
de petr6leo que ha lido a cada uno
de los lugares citados Y los que. como
en- Estados Unidos, el petroleo naciO-
nal esta siendo muy solicitado, debi-
do a su eNcelente calidad.
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Libros MaraviIlosos

Para los que sufren, son victimas
de Ia desgracia, les persigue la ma
Ia suerte, f-acasan en- sus negocios
v son desafortunados en- amores. Con
tan curiosos libros ~lograran todos
sus deseos. seran afortunados en- ne
gocios y empresas, lograran ell carl
no del ser an:ado, llevaran a feiiz
termino sus asurtos Y triunfaran en-
TODD; Sc veran libres de malas in
fiuencias venceran a sus enemigos y
nadie podra causarles dano. Envie
para gastos y recibira catalogo gra-
10 centavos en- estampillas de correos
tbs.
Direction: Srea. Y. Martin y Co.,
San Rafael 61-A. Habana Cuba.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-12

70 de miras NJ. ". kennedw, QUEEN
estaba empleado en- San Javier.
Sc asegura que el teniente coronel
carrancista Manuel Salazar munro
en- el encuentro, habiendo sldo n
de los primeros que cayeron en- ell
campo de combate cuando las tropas
federales fueron so~rprendidas por los
indios yaquis.
Los lltimos informes iicen que So
10 10 soldados pudieron s%alvarse de
los 500 que fueron ~sorprendidos Y
u componian la columna del Ge-
neral Mango. Sc cree que no todos los
soldados u han faltado hayan pere-
cido, sino que huyeron a las monta-
mas. V que pronto comenzardn a re-
gresar a su campamento.
Una nueva columna que raplda-
mcnte sc organize ha salido en- per-
secuci6n de los indios, y el jefe dc csa
columna lleva terminates instructed
mes dc destruir la banda dc Iaquls
rebeldes. Que tantos danos h!zo en- Ia
Ultima semana.
Ell Administrator de la Aduana
ue Nogales. Sonora. ha reclbldo ms
trucciones dc Ia Secretaria de Ha'
cienda. para que desde cl dia primert
de Ererc proximo los empleados de
csa Oficina gocen de IN aumentO dc
20 por ciento sobre los sueldos dc
que actualmente gozan.
En- dicha disposition no estan com
prendidos nj cl Administrator, nj c
Contador nj los Nistas, pues, este;
tienen I'm sueldo cue no correspond
en- proportion con los cue gozan 10:
dcmas empleados.
Sc ha tornado en- la villa de No
gales, Sonora. un cuaGro dc a~rtista:
aficionados. la cual ia orzanizadC
el "Circulo Aficionados Artc Y Carl,
dad"
Dicha comeria la forman las Sc
noritaS Y los joveneS mas distingui,
dos dc ambos Nogales, y e. - del pre-
scrtc mes. dGran una function en- G
Tcatro Hidalgo. poniendo IN escens
Ia ohra de LinareS Riyas, intitulada
''FantaSmas.'
Los productos de las funcioncs
Que So pongan en- csccna seran a ia
vor de los pobrcS de ambas pobla'
clones.
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ficiada, fueron multiples Y elegantes:
cajas adornadas o l~ujosos listones
tricolores; perfumes, bouquets de mul
ticolores flores; manojos i~nmacuiados
dc g~ardenias atados con listones i'm
presses Y tantos, tantos obsequios que
seria cansado enumerar, simboliza-
ron esas simpatias que Maria del Car
men ha conquistado entire los suyos,
entire su "familia" distinguish en- es-
te pals.
Fl publico meXicano de Douglas
lamenta Ia despedida de Ia Cia. Maria
del Carmen Martinez, pues hubiera
desado que Ia temporada sc pro-
longara, porque cstaba muy satisfe-
cho con las veIadas dc arte que lie
proporcion0 durante pocos dias sola-
mente. ell cuadro dramatico meXicano
que dirige ell senior Quevedo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-12
Sc. TRATA DE CONSERVAR LA
PROVISION DE CARBON
CON QUE CUENTA
Ell PASO
,,yen,o Especial pcra Ia PRENS.L.

oIegrGmo Especial pcrG Ia PRENS.i.
Ell PASO, Texas, Diciembre S.
En- una junta que celebraroa veintc
concentrates er carbon, Ell ConseJo
de la ciudad, ell Mayor Dais Y les re-
presentantes de los f~errocarriles Sc
Giscutieron los pasos ulteriores que
deberan darse con el objetG de con-
/ la provision de dicho comous-
tible con que cuenta Ia p%oblaclon,
hahiendo sido Ia primera Ia designa-
ci6n dc una comisi6n que Sc encar-
CARA de determinar que restricc!ones
Sc les deben imponer a los comerclan-
tes respecto a la cantldad de carbon
que puedan venderles a u parro-
quianos.
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Ugh, e caIomej enferma ,Es no
rrible. Tome una dosis de esta pel!-
grosa droga Dor IA noche Y manana
Sc sentira tan nal cue perdera e dia.
FL calOmcl es mercurio. CuaCdo
Sc pone en- coDtacto con Ia bills '
acidos. produce nauseas y otras gran
des moleStias. 81 I'd. Sc sjeace pere-
zozo. su hIgado es-a entorpecido, los
intesti1os conSripados. tiene dolor de
cabeza. hilioSiGad. lengua Sucia '
pastosa. MAJ ~aIiento. acidez en- el es-
tonnage. tone por IA Hoche una Gu
chara6a del in~ofensivo "Dodso1's Ii
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Aprueban la Ley del cierre
de los biIlares
lNie7e dc Ia la. rag.D

yeado que serIa abolida por anti-cons
titucional. coHtinuaroa o~perando Sus
~salones, 10 que ahora ruede dar Iu-
gar. seCJn opinion dc varios aboga-
dos. 4 acusacioaes contra dichos pro-
pictarios. pcr vio!ac:5n a la Ley,
Los ~apoderados De muchas rcrso-
mas perjudicadas por csta detcrmina-
cion. han r~ecomendado apclar a la
Suprema Corte de los Estados Uni
dos.
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yer Tone.
He aGui mi garantia: ~adquiera I'd.
Dor unos cuanto c~entavos. e2 cua!-
Gu!era. drogueria. Il boteIla de
.;Dodson's Liver Tone Tome una
~cucbarada. ' 5; deja de producirle los
mciores reSuItados. queda I'd. auto
rizado para cue en- Ia drogueria lie
sea devuelto el importe de la medlcl-
ma. .Dodson's Liver Tone esta dss-
rrIverdo la venta del calomel porque
no produce salvation nj enferma CO.
mo esta Ultima droga. tAaF).
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Acepto desde luego y
manifesto que pediria
su retro

Ts!eqranua Espc,.Gi oayG Ia PRENSA.
CIUnAD DE MENICO, diciemhre
11.-Los partidarios del general Pa
bio Gonzalez celebraron una Conven-
ci6n Nacional y en- ella aprobaron
lie fuera ofrecida formalmente
81 candiyatura para la presidencl&,
cosa que Sc realize, habiendo sido
accptada por Gonzalez quien decia-
RI Embellishments que iba a pedlr
81 retro del servicio active. para
noder consagrarse a Ia camFaaa po-
Utica.
Diccsc que Carranza nomDraTa a
Di6guez Ministro de Ia Guerra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-12

co.orcs de simpaticas banistas. Incluircmos
ade1nas, gratis. TN toIle;o con los lenguajes
del abanico y del panuelo: consoles q los cns-
morados. declaration de amor. etc. etc, 3
una l!s,a general dc precics. Al rccibo dc
TODD sole ragara listed 81 centa:os. Haga 81
pecIdo hoy mismo n Ia Siguientc direction.
MEXICAN CARD COMPANY.
Box III. Sta A. Dept B.
San Antonio. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-12

Cuando necesite Iibros en- cspancl
dirijase d Isnacio Z. Lozano. lis n.
Santa Rosa. Ave. San Antonio, Tex.
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LE FUE OFRECIDAA GONZALEZ la
CANDLDATURA A LA PREESlDENC1A
debuta Ia Cha.
Maria del Carmen
Martinez

Con la comedia en- cuatro actos
de les Hermanos Quintero, "Amo-
res V Amorios" debutara manana
per Ia noche, en- el Teatro 'Naclonal'
Ia Ga Comico = Lirico = Dramati-
ca Maria del Carmen Martinez, bien
ccnocida del publico mexicano de
San Antonio, pucs fue esa Cha. Ia
Que inaugur6 ell "Nacional."
FL cuadro de artistas meXicanos
viene dc Douglas. donde termino su
t~emporada con Ia function de bene-
ficio de la Sra. Martinez, con la mis-
ma ohra Que estd anunciada para
su debut.
De aqueIla function informa el
Correspnnsal en- Douglas 10 siguIen-
te:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-12

DOUGLAS. ARIZONA, Noviembre
9.-Anoche tuvo verificatlvo en- el
Teatro Royal, la function de gracia
de la primera actriz mexicana, scno-
IA Maria del Carmen Martinez, po-
niendose en- escena Ia conoclda CO.
media de los hermanos Quintero, IL
tulada "Amores V Amorlos,'
La obra escogida para Ia function
antes dicha, es bien conoclda por
nuestro publico quito, y en- ella la Sra.
Martinez puso de relieve u dotes de
artista.
Los ~obsequIos dedicados a Ia bene-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-12
MUWRlxE
MGRH
lOS0JOS

euro para nihos ) adultos. De venta en- to-
das las drogae-ias. Escriba en- solicitud de
FoIleto. a Murine Eye Remedy Co. Chicago.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-12
"ESTOY MUY C0NTENTA De NO HABER
TORNADO CALOhIEL"

I'd. nunca Sc despierta debil. decaida nj molesta despues de
tornado "Dodson's Liver Tone iTeng2lo blen preSente!
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-12

4 MANANA 7 NOCEE.
teLga I'd. los ojos linn
pios = saludables. ST q
G---c sc canSan, infla-
Murine. REFRESCA Y
Su uso cs Sc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-12
oFERT5. ESPECIAL.

No m7nGe iinero. envie soia-
mente su direction, y a vuclta
de correo lc remitiremos una
, precicsa tarjeta para uovioa
de felicitaGion. uitimo y novedo-
I'm SO estilo, de Z 4 pulgadas, con
y palisades en- r~ealce, imp5esa "a
espanoI. adornada con listoaes
de soda a dolores = puesta en- 81
GAIA especial: una docena de posi-
tales-retratos de actrices famo-
sas y rres tarietas De h-onruro a
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-29
NOTICE

r. s. Stearns is the sole owner OF
Stearns' Market and no other parties
are interested in the same.-Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-29

In the last few years hundreds of
tuberculosis nurses wearing the
double-barred cross, the emblem of
the international fight against tuoer-
culosis, have made their appearance.
in the United States. Representing
the type OF women engaged in this
battle, Beverly Hayes is known as
the Red Cross Christmas Seals Girl.
They are doing much in the big
fight to check the spread of this cur
able and preventable disease.
The National Tuberculosis Asso-
cation and one thousand affiliated
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-29

border
1t was reported Carranza had fled
to Queretaro for safety. The chief eX-
ecutive only recently returned to Mex
leo City from Queretaro, where he
had been during the lingering fatal ill
ness of his wife.
General Pablo Gonzales was received
at the head Of the Carranza forces.
Details of the reported fighting were
not available.
Obregon, formerly minister of war in
the Carranza cabinet, resigned recent
~ after announcing himself a candi-
date for the presidency to be voted
upon next July. Carranza has stated
he would not again seek reelection.
Another potential presidential candi-
date is General Gonzales, who it has
been stated, intended to resign from
the army about December to in
augurate his political campaign
The report of the fighting came to
San Antonio from persons on the
border in close communication with
the Mexican capital.
Advices received yesterday from
Mexico City said Obregon arrived
there Tuesday night and that there
was a great demonstration in his
honor. Much enthusiasm was.said to
have been shown for Obregon's can
didacy for president
The arrival of Obregon caused dis
play of much partisan feeling, it was
said. Newspapers admittedly favor
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-29
GOVERNMENT MAY
TAKE MORE ACTION
Federal Officials Get Busy in
the Soft Coal
Strike.

Indianapolis, Ind, Nov. 2S.-Possi-
bilfty further Federal court action in
connection with the strike of soft coal
miners was indicated today by the
activity of Federal officials here.
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able to Obregon made the charge that
the train on which he was journeying
to the capital was purposely delayed
by the Carranza officials so Obregon
could not arrive in time for the ceIe-
bration Obregon partisans, it was
said, made up a special train and sent
it for Obregon. thus getting him to
Mexico City in time for the fete.
Carranza newspapers were bitter in
their comments on the incident and on
the demonstration for Obregon and the
capital was said to have been seeth-
ing with excitement since Tuesday.
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s1ao,ooo.oo

Surplus for operating ex-
penses, etc. .............. Iooo.oo
Total $loV,oVV.oo
Capital Stock 800, 100000
Compress Com
pany will car
ry four years
at 6 per cent
interest .... 100000 s13o,o00.oo
Territory From Which Cotton VIII Be
Received.
ITncompressed Cotton: From the
lines of the l.. & N. and the G., F. e.
A. Ry., in South Alabama and West
Florida, south of Montgomery and
selma. embracing over 700 miles of
railway Gall cotton country, on which
no congresses are located, and from
which territory freight rates are favor
able to Pensacola 1t is strictly an ex-
port territory. This section normally
markets 100000 bales of cotton. The
old compress at Pensacola (Which IS
now obsolete) until war conditions
closed it, for a great many years re-
ceived annually from this territory an
average of 10000 bales cotton-the
season of 1913-14 their receipts were
60 900 bales cotton and there were no
cotton people interested in the press
With cotton shippers now Interested,
we viii certainly handle much more
cotton at tbs new plant.
Standard Compressed Cotton for
High Density Compression at Pensa-
cola: Will be received from the great
err part of North Alabama, North Mis-
sissippi, Tennessee. Memphis proper
and Memphis District large part of
Arkansas, from all of which territory |
Ehandling about 100000 B. Co. the |
freight rates are as favorable to Pen |
sacola as to any Gulf or Atlantic port. |
Based on present offerings we should |
receive at least 100000 B. c. annually |
from this immense territory, as we
now have regular steamship service
from Pensacola to United Kingdom /
and Continental ports, ten or more
United States Shipping Board Steam
ers having been allotted for this serv-
Ice. and some of these steamers are
now loading cotton from Pensacola. |
In addition the Leyland and Harri-
son s. S. lines are represented here. !
We now load cotton from the fine c..
f. & A. Ry., docks as well as the l..
& N docks:
Revenue:
For high density COM
preston, uncompressed
cotton Cnow) ........ s1.25 per BIC
Handling charge $1,000. 10 per BIC /
Putting on patches $500. .05 per be
Average storage ........ is per be
Revenue from selling
patches. extra bands, ETC.,
included in all compress
tariffs, but not here
Inquired ..............
$1.55
Cost of handling bale of
cotton and COMPRISING
same, based on figures
at port where labor
is higher than at Pensa-
cola, is 35c, but to be
conservative. make it .55
Net PROFIT $1.00
For handling and COMPRISING
standard compressed cotton to high
density Is. of course, less per bale than
uncompressed cotton, and while the
above charges could not apply on
standard pressed cotton sent to this
port for high density pressing, still
the net profit from this cotton would
figure, with handling charge of 1oc
per bale, a splendid profit for the
press. Cotton can be handled cheaper
at Pensacola than any Gulf port, which
Is drawing card.
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active charge Of 1t.
There is no confirmation for the
rumor in circulation in the United
States that there has been fighting in
Mexico City between factions of Presi-
dent Carranza and General Obregon.
San Antonio, Tex, Nov. 28.-Fight-
ing in Mexico City between factions
dominated by President CarranZa and
General Alvaredo Obregon was report
ed in apparently reliable advices re-
ceived here today from the Mexican
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-29
No. Continued From
Page One.

recently was appointed chairman OF
the committee to devise means to lower
the living cost by the governors con-
ference at Salt Lake City.
The question of jurisdiction over 81
prisoners arrested at Carneyville, Wyo..
by federal troops acting with federal
officials and the county sheriff today
remainder undecided. They still were
held in Jail.
It was stated by operators the strike
of Wyoming miners had been broken
after the arrests of the men, VINO
were alleged to be radicals.
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Nc. 3-COntinued from
Page One

ton of the situation. On the other
hand it might involve fighting and
destruction of foreigners property so
as to present added cause for action.
So far the situation has been han
died by the cabinet under the guidance
of Secretary Lansing as the president
is unable because of his illness 20 take
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-29
AS Influenza

is an exaggerated form Of grip. LAX
ATTvE BROMO QUININE Tabffts
should be taken in larger doses thanks
prescribed for ordinary Grip. A good
plan is not to wait until you are sick
but PREVENT 1T by taking LAxA-
TIVE BRoMO QUININE Tablets IN
time-Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-29
SITUATION IS UP
TO KING, EMANUEL

Rome, Nov. 2S.-The supreme hour
of Monarchy has arrived saws the
ministerial newspaper Tempo TODAY in
discussing the situation of Italy. It
adds that the monarchy must face a
crisis with a willing and intellectual
effort.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-29

permanently disappear after drinking RI.
celebrated Shivar Mineral Water. PositiveI.
guaranteed by money-back offer. Tast.s
nne; costs trife. Delivered anywhere NV
our PENSACOLA Agents, West Florida C,,s
.NU Co Phone them cASS
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-29

organizations in this country will
conduct the annual sale of Red Cross
Christmas seals December first to
tenth in an effort to raise more than
$5,500,000 to carry on the most in
tensive campaign in history against
the White Plague.
More tuberculosis nurses-more
sanatoria-more hospitals and more
general knowledge of the subject of
tuberculosis are needed if this dread
disease. which costs 10000 lives in
the United States every year, is to
be conquered. Red Cross Christmas
seals provide the sinews of war.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-29
No. 2COntinued from
Page One

Two Units for Bonded Ware
houses 10ox100 each 2o.ooo-oo
Incidentals. for sheds, run
ways, etc. ............... 1o'ooo.oo
Surplus for operating ex-
aanses atc .. 100000
TOTAL ......... $3.50, goo. 90
rr.~s4e1 Ctoolr <1nn nnfl 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-22
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN
CHANCE

8. Convenient to broadway and 1osrd
Street, apartment house (no elevator),
and rooms Rent $1S,500. Price
$4,000. Want offer; good PROPOSE
ton; easy terms.
$4,000 yearly clear income over ex-
peens oc: repairs etc. on investment Of
$4,000 in apartment house. and s
rooms, in vicinity of 1O2nd Street.
Rents $1,000. Price $5650O
Apartment house, g. 4 and rooms:
rents over $1,000; leased to one ten
ant for $4,000, Price s6s 900
Apartment house. and rooms
street. Rents $4,000. Price $4,000.
Corner apartment house, stores, 10
rooms Ono elevator). Low rents:
$25 600. Price s155,OO0.
broadway corner apartment house,
stores and apartments. Rents SOL 900.
10y; VII be about ss5.OOO October.
Fine 9-story corner apartment house.
to rooms. Rents S7S.5OO: will be
over sSo 600 October. Price $500. 900
large and small. and desirable ex-
changes. Will pay you to investigate.
H. T. WOOD, 22o BROADWAY. N. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-22
Gentleman's
Country Estate

way ar: Beautiful home located in largo
TX. CONVENIENT to station, trolley ana
t, House frontage about 115 feet In
49, FIRST moor, large living room recenton
it'i, library with built in closets, drawing room
"im.nE room with built in china and crystal
waone''. conservatory off the dining room hail
hjtah, music room, phone room buffers pantrv
i .''n pantry and laundry, wash room and
'".oiy also on same floor. Second Floor
, ,arse nVlng room, large sleeping rooms
r,nninc 'ren room wardrobes, clothes closet
lining water in all sleeping rooms Omen fro
places. high ceilings large porches who,e hn,,so
a aitne"e aro Eyery modern appointment Large
orran INV, ee.la lila Home has beautiful pipe
ed beams, ana bath Housckeepers apartment
grounds with lawns drivewavs sh.I sres or
hing S srqeam Of GARDEN ana flower beds Run
hoaisd oraanh ", wafer thru property, steam
satisfacto 1yas Gan and stables Price $500, On
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-22
A Centleman's 5-Acre Farm

Located OH famous Lands Ave and is one Of thc
pcau spots ~ this city: consisting of acres Of
,and all In crops and high state o, cultivation 4
mouse OF rooms With all modern convenience
Poultry buildings to house l. 900 hens barn garage
anu o'ncf ou'ouldings. n variety of fruit one
nan m''c from borough OF Nineland Ono OF tho
400 easy terms. Send for photo and fun d..
,,crlpton or come inspect It, Also free iist or
farip RarHsins. FARMS AT FARWEp,S
rhicES" s. L. BEnlN. sos Lands Ave-. Vine,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-22
GREENWICH VILLAGE

hudson Park--Two 4-story private houses
good condition, suitable for alterations into
st"ulo apartments or residence: Immediate
possession: brokers invited PEPE Washo
ington Square. W "'A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-22

ORANGE. ~ j. Essex County Park Ror,.-
ward. Ten room house with all imnrovc-
ments electric lights, large screened piazza.
porte"cochere and shade trees To rent
Ao'"'s"co' LOT Inc summer. $loo per month
w. A. LORD
GAG Park Avenue Orange. n. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-22
YOU NEED A HOME

send for particulars of our cozy Groom
l,IlcH Homes; glass and screen inclosed
e o"bbcnes; ready to occupy, on Brooklyn
SSuoWaS, 81 minutes from Times Square,
minutes from Beaches. &c. fare
ALCO BUILDING co.
Ell broadway, n. y. Barclay 1855.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-22
Attractive
Colonial Residence

beautiful surroundings, very
best. condition; between three
and four acres. Commodious
house Of twelve rooms. mas
ter bedrooms. 6 baths. all i'm
p!oNements and conVeniences
Large, dry cellar; servants
room in garage; rooms and
bath. Garage stable with ca
p.iciiy four cars and four box
stalls. Well kept lawna. ma
Jes'ic shade trees. beautiful
SHRUBS and hedges. Large
vegetable garden. tennis court
handsome iron fences and
gates. Convenient to Railroad
station and business part of
the town. Surrounded bv IN.
best homes in this residential
section. Price $4,000, of which
$4,000 to $4,000 can remain
on mortgage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-22

CALDWELL, N. Trent for
season or year, handsome
large house, extensive grounds,
garden, near station. Tenth
floor, Cd Wall St. Hanover
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-22

garysan; rooms; baths: open fireplaces.
slaSptnE porch: plaza: garage: sc,n
nnAhrns on hill: near fsnekawapx r. a.
-; hour out; Sf2.70o: cost owner st7. 900
sh.cefAi terms VIM. Is. Brokaw. Chatham
y. >. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-22
A Big Money Maker

Thompson Manson 21sx274 handsome old shade
tees; beautiful dwelling. and driveway
There arc twenty two three baths: rim
h'ns water in nearly floors metal
ceilings; and electric has
large rooms for dancing private dining rooms with
open fireplace This choice the main Auto
Line OF excellent I1opacong There mn
good roadhouse York and Morristown In a
dttion 1t would centre for this excluso
section for dinners and social s22ooo on
satisfactory terms