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,PO0'S
IDEA Of MORAN
DEFEATING HIN


Chicago Sept 11.-Benny Leon
ard and Manager fBll Gibson got
into towa - per schedule on the
Century yesterday morning and Inn
mediAtely caused considerable fuss
IN the loop. The lightweight champ
was bright and CHEEKY and svi-
dsatly not . BIT alarmed over the
impending struggle with Pal Mo-
ran before Dick Curley's club at
Hast Chicago on Saturday. Ben
tears none OF them. No great light
Or = afraid Of = challenger and Bon
b Q great fighter.
CAAnp Leoks III
Leoaard apparently ID in mach
better condition than when here be-
fore. He looked salloW ahead Of
the White light at Benton Harbor
and lacked the old pep and zip 80
charactsrist3c Of him. Not 70 now.
He seems Hike the same old Benny,
full Of fight, in fact spelling for it.
So We should zee quite . performer
In action when Ben unlimbers
against Goldman's speedy New Or
leans italian.
Tho titleholder, never having
boxed Moran. does not know a
whole lot about the neFvy Pal. OF
course he has been told many
things, bqt Ben viii rely ON his
own Judgment after he gets in there
with the enemy. Once inside the
ropes with the ring cleared nobody
can help you out anyway and Ben
knows that full well from expert
ence. He also knows that nobody
can help Moran either except Pal
himself So it's $3.50 and Leonard
is . champion always willing to
take . chance II paid we'll for it.
Ten Of Ben Coin.
Billy Gibson says there Is q tor
Of Leonard coin in town and it will
be turned loose here and at East
Chicago II enough Moran hackers
can be found to make it worth
while. There will be plenty ol
money risked on the proposition Of
whether Moran sticks the ter
rounds or not. Pal and his man
ager will gamble some that way.
Leonard gave the fans a trea1
during the afternoon by boxing Al
George Ferguson's gym. Thirty
ninth street and Cottage Grove ave
nue.. like Bernstein. Ben's Chicago
trainer, has charge there, SO thu
champion went south instead O
staying in the loop. He is boxing {
boy from the real south and prob
ably thinks he can get acclimatet
at Ferguson's.
Benny Boxes Well.
The champ boxed four round!
and did plenty of exercising. He,
almost ready and surely will hav,
all the rough edges of condition
polished of by the day of tn,
scramble. Leonard has been train
ing in the east as we'll and will no
be caught mapping. II Moran VIM
he'll whip the real Leonard, which
will be some trick, we'll say.
The Moran bunch has a huncl
that Leonard has slipped ant
points to the White fight as the in
dicator. Benny surely did have /;
bad day on that occasion, but h.
! emerged safely. Moran, who claim
two shades over White, argues tina
he did more with Charlie than Leon
ard did until Ben got through will
what many allege was an acciden
tai punch. Leonard laughs at this
Well have to wait until Saturda,
to see how it all comes out. In tn,
meantime Ben will keep pegginl
away at Ferguson's and Moran a
the Arcade gym.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Games tn PLAY.

Brooklyn-W With New Yerk,
s; with Boston, 2. Total, z.
Now York-Wfth Chicago, 4;
with Brooklyn. 5; with Phfla-
delphia, 1; with Boston, 2. To.
tai, 3.
CincinnatiAWith Pittsburgh,
8; with Chicago, 2; with St.
Louis, !. Total, 19.
Brooklyn is five games ahead Of
New York and eight ahead Of Gin
The Robins need four out
of seven to keep out of the Giants
reach and only two victories to
distance the Reds.
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TIE SCOREBOARD

WEAVER. with three mighty wal
Iopa, was the chief slugger Of the
onrushing White Sox In the 49,
victory over the Athletics.
THE YANKEES took the final
from the Browns, g. to :.
OESCHGER. Brave pitcher, had
The breaks and took the nnal game
from the Cubs, 4 to Z.
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CARDS. s, PILLS, 1.

Philadelphia, Sept. 22.-St. Louis
made 1t two straight from Phila-
delhpia yesterday, S to /. the local
tally being helped around by an
error. Doak wrenched his back in
the NTH, and North. his successor.
had his left hand split by . line
drive from Williams bat. but threw
williams out 1t first and finished
the game. allowing Philadelphia
only one hit.
Ssore by innings:
st. Louis oil 100 011-t
PHILADELPHIA ZOO 100 0OO-1
Batteries-Doak, North and Dill
Smith, EnSmann and With
crow.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland-With Chicago, 3;
with St Louis, 4; with Detroit,
4 Total IL
Chicago-With Cleveland, 5;
with Dctreit 2; with St. Louis,
4. Total, 8.
New York-Wfth Washing.
ton, 4; with Philadelphia, 3. To
tai, 2. rs
Cleveland is game and q hall
ahead of Chicago and three games
ahead of New York. II the indians
win six out Of eleven the Sox mus,
win six out Of eight and the Yanks
must win seven straight to tie them
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
MURPHY IMPROVES.

MURPHY IMPKOVESs ~
Syracuse, N. Y, Sept. "a NJ
tie improvement was shown yes
terday in the condition OF Thomas
Murphy, veteran Grand Circuit
reinsman, who is i'll in st. Joseph .
hospital here. Hopes for his TO-
covery now are entertained.
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HOW THEY STAND.

Cleveland, Sept. 22.-The Indians
batted three Boston pitchers at will
yesterday and won the last game of
the season from the Red Sox, IL to
l. 1t was the Indians seventh con-
secutfve victory and they will en-
ter the series with the White Sox
Thursday with a lead in the Ameri-
can league pennant race of one and
. half games. Today Is an OF
game for both teams.
Scor3 by innings:
Cleveland -. ...005403OO-12
Boston ........0OO0OO1OO- 1
Batteries Coveleskie, Morton
and O'Neill; Nunamaker: Jones,
Harper, Hoyt and Schang.
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EOX. q, HACKS a

Chicago, Sept. 22.-The American
league baseball plot thickens. Our
White Sox defeated the Philadel-
phia Athletics, 9 to 2, yesterday aft
ernoon and the Cleveland Indians
made it three in a row from the
Boston Red Sox. The Sox and In
'dians get together In, Cleveland to-
morrow in the first or = three-game
series. The result will determine
the 1920 American league cham
pionship.
Score BY innings:
Chicago 80. .....4o0o0lo1es
Philadelphia ...1010o0O0O-2
Batteries Cicotte and Schalk:
Perry, Rommel, Naylor and Perk-
ms. NJ
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WECOlIE, JOE.

100 berger, naaaeof Of ne WEI
M cl.o Of me WcsseIn lo9eee r
surnea yestefesy - - 49, ".
ANA meme 70 speaa NO 9n me
winter N planning ne1t years -;
peagn. 6e11at !ee naae naseen
nlStofy IN W!c1Me tAas soAspns -
toad reconuy u 1eso colenns, sac
least Q! waeA ws t3e M ~
Tulsa poet out - caan Ier tne
cnAnplenSnlp ~ 0Ay naII . game
50 much - unoer So0s afecoea
THIS year. The w1e91ss W0ro t1e
leagues greaaost craving o0u'
chiefly because o. tho oetuag *.
PLOTS Of Everett IafyaAs the -naoo
kuth" Of I'll inner leagues. 1&'
yaRs - he9e runs during ne So
SON af1aced 10 attonoon Of evely
big league club, but Berger finally
sold hin to tAe Chicago Sex for
t100oo.
Berger exressed eageG1eos to
Do Al he can to promote Rsek Il.
land interests next season, prsn-
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FEW. PROSPECTS
FOR HICHTEAM
MIX SATURDAY
Manager Clark Burn.
Wires; Squad Called
Down.
By ~ALBI AL

The high school will rest Satur-
day unless speedy negotiations are
closed at the last moment and a
game scheduled with some team
that has never played against the
locals. Manager Clark has writ
ten every team that has ever been
heard Of in these parts in order to
schedule a game. but has been IN
able to close with any.
Next Saturday would be 4 Door
day to rest, as it is SO early in the
season and the team needs the
training 1t would get by meeting
another school. The locals got
started . week earlier than any Of
the other tri-city elevens, but not
playing . game Saturday will cut
such an advantage.
Loafers Admonishod.
Last night the team ran through
q listless practice after being ad-
monished by Coach Kimmel for
Sailing. Several times players
were forced to circle the field be-
cause they were loafing at signal
drill
Catching forwards, tackling and
running signals were tried, but
nothing was done with much sue
cess. Joe Duncan. who tore the
lgaments In his shoulder several
weeks ago, was out In uniform
last night and ran signals. Dun
can came from Stanton. Military
academy In Massachusetts,, and had
showed good form At half and quar-
, ter.
Wsrks It Quarter.
Two weeks ago he hurt his shout
der diving 1t the dummy and has
been ont ever since. Last night
Duncan played quarter on the
school team, Shelter calling sig
mails on the second.
FRED TONEY practically elimi-
mated the champion Reds from the
pennant race By taking . stirring
pitchefs' battle for the Giants, to O.
SPEAKER led an onsiaught on
the Red Sox pitchers, which result
ID In the Indians taking their ssv-
o0fA co0ooc1t1vo eame. u to L
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BRAVES, 4; CUBS, 2.

Boston. Mass, Sept. 22.~Even
though Harold feathers slapped .
regular home run yesterday, the
Braves trimmed the Cubs, Z to 9,
In the final game Of the series and
yellow leaf series here. p. Chseves
pitched rather brilliantly\ in six
snarpy rounds and was the victim
Of bum support.
Score by innings:
Boston ..,..... 100 100 02s-l
Chicago ............. 200 DOL O1O-2
Batteries Oeschger and ONeill;
Cheeves, Martin and O'Farrell
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STALEYS.

Decatur. Ill, Sept. z2.-Eghteen
mem every one with q university
or college gridiron record. reported
for the first practice of the Staley
professional football team here
Monday. Twenty-Five will DO on
hand by the week end.
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New York, Sept. 22.-Toney out
pitched Napier in the final game
between New York and Cincinnati
yesterday, the Giants winning, to
0. The Reds made only threefhits.
Score by innings:
New York ......... 900 600 l0'-1
Cincinnati ..........000 600 000-0
Batteries = Toney and Smith;
Napier and Wingo.
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INDIANA.

Bloomington, Ind, Sept. 2z.-Hot
weather has slowed up the Indiana
university football practice some
what, but drills are being held
every day on account Of the fact
that the FIRST conference contest
with Iowa comes one week from
Saturday. Head Coach Stiehm d.
rected his men to tackle the dummy
and hit . charging machine for
nearly an hour yesterday. followed
by wind sprints.
Franklin plays here Saturday
with q veteran team and may hold
Indiana to = low score.
ILLINOIS.
Urbana. Ill, Sept. e. Bob
Zuppke resumed scrimmage> on Il
linois field yesterday despite the
warm weather which has put his
athletics at . disadvantage. Some
Of the time was given to punting,
with Anderson and others being
tried out. Johnny Sabo, ineligible
last year, showed we'll returning
punts and promises to make Q BID
for Q hack Held berth. Sabo was q
varsity man on the fleet 1913 elev-
On. Three Of zuppks's stalwarts
are reported scholastically ineligi-
be ak present
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FRED TONEY practically elimi-
mated tho champion Reds from the
ponnant' race By taking Q stirring
pitchers battle for the Giants, / to 0.
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SPEAKER led an onslaught on
the Red Sox pitchers. which result
ID In the Indians taking their ssv-
eth consecutive gamsI y to /
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Ward told Dobbs that he had
seen a pair of flashy players on
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
Borough OF Brooklyn.

EAST 34TH ST, 05J, Drooklyn.-Reasonable
large furnished room private family; de-
tached house, steam heat; Flatbush. sub
way station.
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Borough or Queens--saIe or Rent.

FOR SALE-Unusually attractive all year
home new Colonial brick dwelling, with
garage first floor has large living room.
dining room. kitchen; extra toilet and laun-
dry In basement; second floor, bedrooms.
tiled bath: interior finished throughout In
white enamel woodwork and mahogany fin
ished doors; parquct floors throughout: hot
water heat. gas. electricity. sewer. &c; re-
stricted section; no assessments minutes
ALI 10 large park and bathing. ! block ex-
press station. II minutes Grand Central. .
cent fare; 81 900 cash required. balance on
terms. For plan and photo call, write or
phone j. S. WITHERS, - Vanderbilt av.,
\. Y. room 1914. Phone Vanderbilt 1884.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

CASH for income property In Greater New
York. J 1873 Herald. Brooklyn.
PRIVATE garage wanted for ) cars. battery
10 59th Sc, East or West. II i2s Herald.
Herald sd
WANTETi-Suburban home In Westminster
3 year, mt 800 monthly rent. HARVEY
J ESCHERE. l0I Lexington nv. New York.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Long Island.

SMALL adult family will board and attend
TO elderly lady or senli-invalid excellent
table; $50 weekly: references. Phone Flush
fnf
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RNgTAI'DAN'T Tor sale, N distrlct contain
ing large number Of factories employing
skilled worltmen; now taking Ia over 500
daily, principally for nooutay meal; huTiuesl
could caeily ", irrrpa8cd Ivy catering 10 all
day trade y t27 Herald. Herald square.
STOCK-SE' IrRtTfss- PROMOTIONS.
Stock salesman markets meritorious In
voetrncnt-; u rHtnal itnd t ~ N.
highest credentials give telephone number.
9 iGt Herald. Herald so.
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Long Island.

THE FRANKLIN
Jamaica, l.. l., quite OF two rooms and bath.
Including meals for two. service. and laun-
dry $50 per week. excellent table; refined
section; thrre blocks from Union Hall sta
ton. 20 minutes from Penn. station Phone
@si Jamaica.
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OWNER MUST SACRIFICE.

Immediate possession, family modern
brick house. @ rooms. bath. enclosed porch
parquet floors. electric lights. sewer paid
and furnace. driveway and garage space .
fine location. . blocks from Morris Park
station on Long leland and blocks from Cy-
press Hills trains. Further particulars cnll
THOMAS +. QUINN, 1904 Atlantic av., Morris
Park. l.. J.. or Richmond Hin 109l.
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SiTH. 272 w. (near West End av).-Attrac-
tive apartment. 2 rooms and BATH whole
floor. newly decorated very light, beautiful
bathroom. electricity. steam heat, hot water
500 monthly.
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s4TH, 2T2 w. (near West End av.) --Attrac.
tive large . room apartment. entire GROUND
floor, newly decorated. electricity, steam
heat, running water, very light, $500; suit
able phYsican or dcrtiRt.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
A LIrE INCOME

A I.ITE INCOME
Plus CALIFORNIA.
II the CALIFORNIA IDEA has an appeal
for you let tell you how you may secure
future domestic and fruit nut grove
IN the land OF sunshine fruits and flowers.
with Email each outlay. and without disturb
ing your present connections. Interesting In
formation on request. CALF, +. o. Box
~ Time SQUARE station. New York.
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s4TH 1870 W.-Newiy remodelled 3 room
apartment. luxurious, all light. real
Kitchen. shower bath. parquet floors; imine-
dia.e possession; reduced 500 monthly.
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BOARDERS WANTED.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE, $40 Corner 1o4th ST..
Southern exposure every room; private
bath and telephone; elevator; HUNGARIAN
chef; refined Hebrew social surroundings.
Mr- IDA MARKS
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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
Long ILand-snle or Rent.

ARTISTIC rambling cottage. suitable for
couples; coal. Bayside aSS. DOILEAU.
nougla' -on.
FURNISHED home for rent for winter, with
coal. Acres OF ground. North Shore, l.. /.
Overlooking sound: 10 minutes from Pennsyl-
vania stati9n. Tennis court: three car ga
rage. 5000 monthly. "A. c." 347 Herald.
Herald square.
HOMES, $1,000 upward: easy terms. HYDE
BANTER, Port Washington. l.. l.
ON THE GREAT SOUTH BAY.
UPIOHN 4 DEKAY.
BABYLON. L. 7. PHONE u.
SPRINGFIELD. 7. 1.--Houses and lots, bar
gains SCHADEHORN. opposite station.
r,lc phone Sprinpficld 1917.
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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
New Jer>ey-scle or Rent
OLD VIRGINIA HOME IN THE JERSEY HILLS
5000 cash slO5OO 2nd mge 5000 s mtge buys it.

10 big rooms. 3 tiled
baths, sleeping porch, big
open fireplaces. large con
crete verandas; beautifully
finished throughout; par
quet floors, old ivory and
mahogany trim; fine
grounds and lawn: 3 car
garage exclusive resi-
Dental neighborhood; very
convenient 10 . ex. sta s,
on D.. l.. g. W. r. r. fine
committing service TO y.
Y. city; high IN the noun
tains. overlooking beauti-
ful lake and near golf and
country clubs. schools.
churches and markets.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Above seth St.-5th Az. to East River.
Aheve ooth st.-5th Av. to North River.
a CHRISTMAS GIFT.

FOUR story dwelling. 9th ST., near Cen
trail Park West: $4,000 buys It. SHARUM
no Broadway. Telt phone Cortland 1909
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1903 ACRES. RIM. HOUSE. BATH. BARN
40 miles from New York by macadam
road or Jersey Central r. r.: 2 miles to
station; acres wood. remainder cultivated;
good heavy loan soil. slipping south: fine
view. good elevation: not billy, almost no
stones rich farming district changing to
country estates no agents OWNER. room
sos 80 Wall st.
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westciltsier-sale or Rent.


HOME BARGAIN. $4,000.
Now Rcchc'le. 10 rooms. bntha. gas. cleo
trcijy. fireplace, sleeping porch; plot 5Oy
1-1 'O'CONNOR REAL ESTATE. AGENCY,
$50 iiu-ucnot o. proue -0f Now Rochelle
CIIATMTNG 90. lniai hcrnc. rooms, . baths
90 rCl barsain. askinr $4,000 SULLIVAN
20 North az. New Roc1ellc
LAIg r COUNTEY ESTATE TO RENT.
Suitable for private eanliariun or ia 'hioa-
allc Inn. main houHc aud cottagcs 30 rooms.
high elevation, overlooking the Hudson; "a
milcs from New York absolutely quiet: won
dcrful view Full information by letter only.
Address OWNER, ~ w. a6th New York.
frame house and . car semi-flrepr1of Ea-
rage. all improvements; easy walking dis
lance to all transportation and school large
screened porch lot 50y160: price sIs,J00:
mortgage 81 900: half caah, or make best ali
cash offer; immediate possesslon. with coal
in cellar. OWNER, leo Elm av. Tel 1901
Mount Vernon.
NOW ready to occupy, beautiful new room
Colonial dwelling; tile bath and lavatory
phrquct floor lot OF closet room, hot water
heat. open fireplace, two car heated garage
lot jOx0i North Oak Drive. brentwood
Park within minucs' walk OF subway sta
ton: price $40. 900: can be seen by appoint
mcnt. J DOBBS. 7G7 r. 220,h at. Phone 45i
Olnvinc.
NEW RoCHELLIs- Homoa, all prices now.
My. %" IIurucnot {. Phones lSo7-+G6i.
PRIVATE house. IL rooms restricted neigh
borhood. New Rochelle; small amount
cash Si2,-o0' attractive proposition. BAR
pEnr' CED to 10000, comfortable substan-
italy built room brick dwcllirg corner
lot; South Nonkers. TIiOS. $. BURKE,
fonkers.
WRITE FOR LISTS
Homes In wcstchester County
PRINCE & RIPLEY, INC.
Az 9Th av., n. v. CITY Murray Hlll h5a.
New ork State--SaIc or Rent.
SULLIVAN COUNTY Boarding house. 9
acres: near station and water established
20 years WINFIELD r. DEXTER, box II.
Nnrrowrhurg y. "
WOR1HY FARMS EvEnYWHERE.
rhT-oN EARN AGENCY 80 -ui ay.. y. !.
Eockland COUNTY ale or Rant.
QUICK SALE aud poerrns ipu. dwelling
rooms and ha'h 200 ifnprpt mcnfg fine io-
cation. high rchool y minutes - depot. ~
dross w. PARKER SMITH Spring valley.
Rockland County. ~. 81
Connecticut--Sale or Rent.
G. HARRY ABROTT.
shorc front property. STANFORD. Conn
r. BENZ lockwood, REAL EsTATE.
Sound Beach. Conn. Tel 2i5.
New Jersey--snle or Rent.
DEAL. ". J.--Attractive stucco residence, I
block from ocean av.. on plot fj0x25O' VIII
sell and make terms 10 SUI purchaser.
rEAaE 4 Ef.IfMAN, go Madison av Phone
Murray filIi GOO.
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Borough of Brookiyn--snIe or Kent.

4 Good Home Buy--New. rooms, tiled
bath, >tcam heat. gas. electricity. latest
conveniences: front and back yards room
for garage and driveway; only $1,000 cash.
TELEPHONE $500 F..ATBUSH.
BARGAIN.--Full 3 story limestone and white
brick: II rooms har dwood trim; excellent
condition: New York av. near Eastern PARK
way: ideal home for doctor: price and terms
right. Phone JOHN J. LAWLOR. Lafayette
1900.
FOR Sale.-Bargain: Flatbush, family.
large rooms and bath each. lot 4Oxlo0. fine
neghborhood large porches, steam heat;
one apartment rented at 500; other now
vacant, newly decorated. ready to move into.
rents for S125; $2l 800. cash $l1 600.
OWNER. Il s2s Herald. Fulton st.
NEW tapestry brick 6 rooms and breakfast
room, sleeping porch: biggest value In
Brooklyn: II minutes Chambers st. via sub
way; $12. 900; 81 COO cash; terms. TABOR.
80 Wiloughby st. Main 32iI.
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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
New Jersey-saIe or Rent.

ENGLEWOOD vicinity - Attractive new
houses, Dutch Colonial style; rooms and
3 baths; complete modern equipment: u
acre plot price 500. 800 II. WEATHERBY
e. CO. Englewood. n. j.
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Washington Heights, Above 1s5th ST.,
West Of 9th Az.
Borough of Bronx-saIe or Rent.

BRICK house. rooms, shower bath. cleo
tricity, steam: immediate possession. SOS
Walton av. Phone Mott Haven TON.
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WE ARE AFTER ADDITIONAL CAPITAL
TO INVEST IN A CONSERVATIVE, Co
ING CONCERN. The Investment Is safe and
stands every investigation. To meet the re-
qulremcnts ~ sensible invcrtors we are able
10 chow: az a SUFFICIENT N'rMDER or
YEARS or SUCCESSFUL OPERATION.
f2l 4 Man ACENENT or a CLEAN REC
ORD. C1 4 GOOD CtENrT BhTfNfi ~
\ CONSERVATIVE CAP1TALfZNTTON 90
\ rE"OyD or PROFIT FOR 4 coon
pfvfDrNr For furf icr information call
~ v'rl,o q s. DENIES. General Manager.
coo WEE. { 3d a.. N.a Yrrl. cry
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

FURNISHED rooms, With heat, near bath,
$40 per week, within few blocks of Lexing
ton av. and 9th st. Tel Rhnelander 1904
call Mrs. C. NJ. HINKLE. sol Lexing-
ton av.
WANTED-One medium sized furnished room
with two single beds for two ladies' one
room and bath: also where q well trained
small dog Is wecome location must not be
above seth ST.. or not below 42d ST.. Madison
or Lexington avs: immediate answer. Mrs.
v. -. SLATE, Brightwaters, Long Island.
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