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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-19
OHIO READY
FOR OPENING
OF CANT PA|CN
First Big Week Dawns,
With Camps of Both
Candidates Active.
NOTIFICATION OF
HARDING THURSDAY
Thousands of Persons Expected In
Marion to Witness Ceremonies.
Democrats Meet at colurIbus Tues
day TO plan Platform Convention
Harding Demands Plan Statement
Of cox's Position on Questions.
BY Associated Press.

Columbus, O., July 19.-ohio, the
home, Of the two presidential can
didates,. today entered upon its first
big political week Of the campaign.
Several members Of the democratic
national campaign arrived today for
their first meeting here tomorrow
with Governor Cox and Franklin D.
Roosevelt, his running mate, when
preliminary plans for the campaign
will be discussed.
The committeeman will be enter
tanned at dinner Tuesday at the ex-
ecutive mansion.
Ready For Notification.
Members of the executive commit
tee Of the republican national COM
mittee will meet here Wednesday
preparatory to going to Marion
Thursday for. the Harding notifca-
ton ceremonies.
Harry NJ. Daugherty, Senator
Harding's pre- campaign
manager, will entertain the commit
teemen at a dinner Wednesday even
ing.
Thousands OF persons are expected
in Marion Thursday, when Senator
Harding win be officially notified of
his nomination and to listen to his
address, which is expected to be the
keynote of the republican campaign.
The notification cere Monies at Mar
ion will be held at GARFIELD Park,
about a mile and half from Sem
ator Harding's home.
Members Of the, democratic state
committee will meet In Columbus
tomorrow morning to fix a date and
place for the holding Of the demo-
cratic state platform convention.
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Harding Demands Plain Statement.
By Associated Press

Marion, O., July 19.-Assurance
that the league Of nations will lead
all other issues in the campaign is
seen by the advices OF Sena tor Hard
ing in over-Sunday developments
around the campfires Of the two big
parties. The announcement in Wash
ington that Governor Cox stands in
perfect accord with President Wilson
is taken here TO mean straightout
plea by the democratic party for vim
dication and perpetuation OF. the Will
son foreign policy. a policy against
which Senator Harding and all of his
lieutenants here are ready to make
the fight of their political lives.
Even before yesterdays White
House conference was concluded,
Senator Harding had taken the ag-
gressive in public statement de-
manding that the .myste-ious for
eign commitments" embraced in the
presidents program, be outlined in
detail so the American people might
know what they were asked to sup
port. At the same time he, gave as
surance that the republican party
would never accept that program.
The senator's statement called di-
rectly on Governor Cox to put himself
on record in regard to ArtiSle X, the
Armenian mandate, and other sub
jects which Mr.. Wilson found himself
in conflict with the republican SEN
ate, and with some influential demo-
Gratis. The feeling in the Harding
camp today was that the next move
was up to the democratic nominee.
Count on Solid q. o. p. Front.
The Harding managers are not un-
mindful that within their own party
there is some difference OF opinion
regarding the league. but they be-
ieve that on a direct issue Of ac-
ceptance Of the Wilson policy, they
can count on a united republican
front.
They also are confident that such
an issue will drive a wedge thru
democratic solidarity, and they do not
propose to overlook any opportunity
thus to carry the fight into the enc
mics territory.
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PLANK FOR
Farmers of State to Insist
That Republicans Rec
Ognize Interests.
LEADER DENIES
ANY ALLIANCE

Report That Farmers Were Opposed
to E. r. Moore For Governor De.
MED by Secretary of Farm Bureau
Federation-kenaaII Badges Much
in EVidence-Havner Stages Street
Parade-Deems Working Quietly.
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Pennsylvania Men Laid Off.

Pennsylvania Men Laid Off.
BY Associated Press.
Philadelphia, July ia 10 per
cent reduction in the working force
of the Pennsylvania railroad will be
made this week, it was announced
here today at the company's office.
In the eastern region alone, which
takes in territory east Of Altoona,
between 1900 and 10000 workers
were laid off. it was stated.
It was stated the reduction was
rendered necessary by the fact that
expenses have been exceeding in
come for some time past. In view
of this condition, the verbal an
nouncement said, IT was decided to
trim sails" and put economies into
effect. The reduction affects the en-
tire system.
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BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
Chicago, July 19.-The first grand
council for more than a year, of ex-
ecutives, general chairman and gem
eral committeeman of the sixteen
recognized railroad brotherhoods,
opened in Chicago today to pass
upon the wage award of the railway
labor board.
The boards decision will be made
public tomorrow.
Approximately 1000 union officials
are expected to be present when the
council takes final action on the
award. and more than half that num-
ber are here.
According to union rules, all ques
tions of wage increase must be sub
mitted to a referendum vote of the
entire membership of the unions, but
it was pointed out today that the call
for the grand council stated the pur-
pose Of the gathering to be ito con-.
slider. and pass finally upon the
award made by the board"
Under these circumstances, >it was
not known whether the boards award
would be submitted to a referendum
or whether final action would be ta-
ken by the union chiefs here.
1t was pointed out that vote py
the entire membership Of the broth
erhoods would require a month or
moro and that many union leaders
were opposed to this delay.
Samuel E. Heberling, president of
the Switchmen's Union of North
America, declared last night that If
it was decided that the award was
unsatisfactory, concerted action
would be taken by the sixteen broth
erhoods." The wage increases asked
by the railway workers, of whom
there are nearly 100000, would total
more than $1,000, 100000. The de-
mands range from 1858 per cent for
shopmen. to 66.4 per cent for main
tenance Of .yav omDloyes
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Above Both st.--5th Av. to East River.
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HOUSES TO LET-FURNISHED.

FURNISHED private house; 3 story and
basement; buffers pantry, laundry and am
open ilreplaces. furnace heat: near Central
lHrkt ADULTS; Immediate possessioni owner
On On premises. Tel. Schuyler 9011. 80 West
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STOVE REPAIRS.

STOVES and stove repairs; repairs furnished
TO tit any make OF stove. range. furnace,
steam or hot water heater manufactured.
STOVE REPAIR CORP'N, 22s-2 $50 Water st.
cor. Beekman, New York. Branch. 1S4 Null
berry ST., Newark, ". J.
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

CASH PAID IMMEDIATELY for Pawn Tick
cts, Diamonds. Precious Stones and Jeweiry ;
strictly confidential. FORGOTSTON'S 5O3
FIfth nv, n. Il. corner 42d st. Tel. 5g3i
Vanderbilt
DESK wanted. double flat topped. birch
stained mahogany preferred. Beclman
rSOo
i paw 2age moro than any one for your fur
niture, rugs, pianos. paintings. BAlSLET.
as University place (sfvvesant 21ss).
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UNFINISHED ROOMS WANTED.

wASTED--i or rooms with bath In private
house or apartment. by mother and daugh-
ter living In suburb East Side. from Gram
ercy Park 70 6Jth ST.. rooms VIII be rented
by month. but occupied only few days each
week when going 10 theatre. opera, &c.
would consider unfurnishcd rooms; strictest
references given and required please state
price IN replying. II. T.. box $50, City Hall
Station, New York city, n. \.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
Furnished.

4 family OF , desire TO rent furnished
apartment for months, beginning Novem-
Der must be bright. cheerful and well fur
nisned, roomy apartment. with maids bath;
tark av. section preferred; about $500 per
month. ADDRESS. giving particulars, SECitE-
IAKl. 800 Woolworth Bldg. n. Y. G.
If you wish TO rent your apartment fur
nished FOR six months or longer send Us
Iui particulars at once. SLAWSON &
HOBBS, l62 w. 72d st.
MOTHER, son and home assistant will con-
scientiously caretalte horne owners absence:
nominal rental; references. MAHONY, so
White st.
WANTED to rent. furnished modern apart
menf, 3 rooms, on the West Side. between
o6th and lslst SITS; viii pay Up TO $125;
give full particulars. Address G 543 Her
aid.
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Borough Of Brooklyn.

FURNISHED housekeeping apartment. :
light, hot water, steam heat: central loca-
ton, Brooklyn; 90 minutes from Times So;
direct subway; 1925 per month. includes gas
Prospect I0l9.
FOUR attractive sunny rooms, excellent
heat. elevator house. Bedford section, Oc-
tober - to June / 1925 monthly. MILLER,
o III w 33d 81
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LEGAL NOTICES.
CERTIFICATE OF CONTINUED USE

CERTIFICATE OF CONTINUED USE
OF FIRM OR BUSINESS NAME.
state of New York, County OF New York. SIS
Whereas. the copartnership heretofore ex-
listing under the firm and business name OF
velopes. at 102 Chambers Street. City, County
and State of New York, has been dissolved
by the death OF GEORGE NJ. MEYERS. but
the business IS TO be continued by the sub
scriber. n partner in said firm; and
Whereas. the copartnership was a copart-
nership within this State and transacted
business therein for n period OF three years,
as specified In the partnership laws OF the
State of New York;
Now. therefore. I, CHARLES LEE
MEYERS, the person using such firm and
business name. residing at 81 Emory Street.
City OF Jersey City. County OF Hudson,
state OF New Jersey, declare and certify
to use and deal under such firm and BUSH
ness name and style of:
IT. N. MEYERS.
Dated. September 20. 1920.
CHARLES LEE MEYERS.
state OF New York. County OF New York. SIS:
On this Goth day OF September, 1920, be-
Tore me personally came CHARLES LEE
MEYERS, to me known. and known 10 ms
10 be the individual described in and who
executed the foregoing certificate. and liz
duly acknowledged to me that he executed
JOSEPH C. KoENIGsBERG.
Commissioner OF Deeds. -. y. City, i39.
y. y. County Register. 21052.
Bronx County Register, 21o2G.
nlngs County Register, 10Si
lSNplTeS Oct. 4, 1871.
WILLIAM p. MARTIN, Attorney.
40 Cedar Street, Manhattan,
New York City, n. Y.
PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT entered
Into on the 2ist day of May, 1912 by and
between JOHN WANAMAKER, NEW
YORK, and RIVOLI CLUB. INC. VIII
sell on the 2sth day of October. 1920. st 10
o'clock IN the forenoon in the piano de-
partment OF John Wanamaker, New York.
in the City: County and State OF New, York.
one style Mahogany Plano, provided by
Sections 6o and &C OF the Personal Property
Law.
NAT. W. GENDERING. Auc,ioneer
PURSUANT no AN AGREEMENT en-
tered into on the 18Th day OF December.
1911. by and between JOHN WANAAfAKEE,
NEW YORK, and MRS. WATSON RUDD, 1
viii sell on the Both day OF October. 1920.
AT 10 o'clock in the forenoon. In the piano
department OF John Wanamaker, New York,
In the City. County and State OF New York.
one style NlVA Nictrola, provided by
Sections GJ and &C Of the Personal Property
Law.
NAT. w. GENDERINc. Auctioneer.
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Long Island.

FOREST HILLS GARDENS. l.. 7.
Two splendid elevator buildings. 165 apart
ments; selections OF 2-3-4 room suites and
baths still available. $500 and 81 $50
station; is minutes from Penn. Station
n. Y. c.; nearest and finest suburb: neigh
GUYON L. C. EARLE. Agent. 260 w. seth
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borough OF brooklyn.

HANDSOMELY. fully furnished. detached
3, resleence; Flatbush; parquet electricity
rooms; bath. 1913 New York av.. Brook
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REAL. BARGAIN: will cut price COS;
sell within next weeks fine home prop
erty consisting OF dainty Dutch Colonial
house OF rooms and tiled bath. every inn
provement. and Ia acre plot, with fine lawn,
muting distance; splendid train service; IN
Jerseys prettiest. most picturesque country
suburban community; minutes 70 X X:
station: water rights on chain of lakes, 500
feet elevation; a little cash down secures
title and occupancy; what you viii w-sto
the next three years paying rent VIII eon-
plete the purchase price and you will own u
free and clear. WORTHY, Post Office box
1107, City Hall Station, n. y. city.
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FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT,

BOYNTON BROS. CO.--Factory sites. water.
rail. 81 Smith ST.. Perth Anboy, ~. J.
FACTORIES FOR RENT, $4,000 so. IT.
floors 5000 or 1000 IT,: or separate:
modern building: sprinkered, elevator cleo
tricity. heat: Bradley Buildings. 1ftlf st. and
Vernon av.. Long Island City. 8 minutes
from Grand Central Station. . blocks from
all subwavs; > cent fare: principals only.
Address A. J. BRADLEY, owner, f0t Beck
man ST., New York. Telephone S5ol Beck
man.
FACTORY for sale. 5000 go. IT.. with II. r.
siding and 3 acres OF land. near Newark
labor; wood trim mill. suitable for other
uses. WILLIAM RYAN. 20 B'way- ~. y.
FOR bargains in commercial water front
properties see JOSEPH L. MULLIGAN.
90 broad st.
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HOUSES TO LET, UNFINISHED.

fTltATE dwelling, 10 rooms, Washington
broadway.
18TH NJ, bet. Lenox and Tth av.; immedi-
~, nv possession; story and basement. suit
sDie LOT professional man; II rooms, . baths.
eIectFie light no brokerage paid. Phone, Z
70 y. NJ. Mornlngside 6O50
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Borough Of Bronx--saie or Rent.

GET on the job: story apartment house:
good location in The Bronx making n
profit OF $4,000: must he seen 10 be appre-
ciated. Address call fourth floor, 225 w
18th 81. NaIY York CITY
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Borough OF Queens-saie or Rent.

APARTMENT in restricted neighborhood. G
rooms and baths, for sale on cooperative
plan; $1,000 cash, balance like rent large
outside rooms. DERNAM. log I'D ST.. jack
son Heights. Elmhurst convenient to Goth
st. station Greensboro subway Corona line)
Phone 1851 Newtowu.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE


Cooks. &c.
COOK OR WAITRESS.
Refined New England. all around plain
cook or waitress. country preferred; husband
an Al chauffeur mechanic on any type OF
motor: industrious. courteous and competent:
couple desiring a worth while position. Tele-
phone Harris. Longacrc 2340.
COOK ard chambermaid: two Swedish
women together In apartment; wages So
and SEQ; references. Write $. W. box 49,
COOK-Excellent: private American family.
apartment or short distance, country;
liable; best references. 2os W. 67th St,
first floor
COOK. very good. plain. little distance n
country: children no object: wages $50
per month. X. r.. $50 West 4sth 81. Care
Flynn.
COOK, Irish, years references from last
position; private house preferred. Call be-
tween iO-5: no cards. 123 West -s4tb. Me!ia
bell.
COOK. housekeeper, first class. active. MID
die aged English woman, where second y
kept; adults only: references. G.. r.. 2i3 T.
72d 1T. Rhinelander So
COOK. Irish. good references city or couf-
try. Wiring Ma riins bell. t04 w. l0ist st.
COOK. capable TO take charge OF kitchen;
private family; city or country. 2S4 Il.
4ist St
COOK and Observation-Disclosures desire,
position IN small Christian family; best
CCoK-Good plain cook. small family or
business couple; best r 'erences. Write
Burns. rare O'nrien. sos 18th.
COOK. Hungarian, first class, desires posi-
ton In private family: city; sleep nome.
Address c., los ~. SD -.
COOK, charbermaid- waitress. two friends.
IN small family; washing. Address BY
letter + 1880 Herald. Herald So
COOK. swedish. wishes positions would Ike
20 20 South for the winter. i III Herald.
COOK and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, coiored
Eirls reliable workers. honest. Eoach
Morninrsidc 2o47. --------
COOK, young woman, do small Laundry
private family. Address cards or letters
0G4 30 az. GALLONS BELLY. -
COOK wlshes position; best r.fsrenee.
nani.s beiiS, 1870 W e2d q. -
COOK wants position small American fam
Nv apartment. t22 West Nth. sullivan rel
COOK. first class: English. middle aged.
$50 "a av.. @. Hillcs box.
COOK wishes position; best city reference.
Call h32 30 nv. care White.
COOK-Trirst class; by day or dinner party
city. country columbus haod. --
COOK or houseFeeper. small family. no
cards. si6 ". 91th one fieht up
COOK. fret class. swedish: days COOKING;
sleep home. Anderson. 220 East bIth.
COOK Wishes position private family; rsfsf-
cnce. 234 y. SD. one flight, front,
COOK and waitress, together. adult family;
country. II 100 Herald. Herald 50.
COOK: goes out day or week. Mrs. wiedef.
22i Y. 4sth e. -----
COOK. assist housework references. no
cards. 46l W. 4dth. ground floor.
COOK. houseworker: highest references
country. 81 y. iosth ct, care laritor. h.
reference. 2se East scth st. -
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BOARDERs WANTED.

<4~--~0--~~~---.~-~~--~~- -~--~.~~~~-~~~y~~~~
BEEcIIHURsT. l.. 7. Is Riverside Drive)--
20 minutes from Penn. Station, minutes
from Whitestone Landing Station: 80 trains
daily: all outside rooms refined surround
ings; excellent homo cooking; rooms. $40 up:
with board. SIS UP per week: special prices
for couples or families. Write or phone
fiushmg 2030-R.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 800 (corner 10th ST.
Southern exposure every room, private bath
and telephone: elevator: Hungarian chei'
refined Hebrew social urroundings Mrs.
IDA MARKS.
BOTH ST. (cor Lexington av.. 1852 Room
with meals, SIS weekly up; good home
cooking, hetel service, elevator, telephone:
FOR women exclusively. HOTEL KCTLEpGE.
$50, 25i WEST.
Beautiful room with private bath
for refined couple, In home
OF Christian lady; references.
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEoUS.
~@~~-~-~~~-~e>~-~~~-~~ --~~-~~-~---~-~~-~~~-~-~
ACTRESS sells beautiful seal coat. latest
model. SaJ: never worn; another nagniN-
rently trimmed. Si35. Mrs. HOWARD, 250
w. s2d.
BtTRROws adding and listing machine. new.
for sale; 500. HALL, $50 I'd ST., Brook
hn. -
ron sALE-pictating OUTFIT brand new
Edison debating combination Ediphone out
git with stand. accessories. cover, foot trip,
complete cost Si3S; also one Edison hand
shaver, new. to shave wax cylinders. cost
$50. AZ big bargain: best debating ma
iirS CO. No. ) park ROW. - :
ron saie--Victrola, oak case, motor attach
rnent, oak gate-ltgged tnble. GALLAGHER,
fOi u. 10th St, apt so.
LADY sells her beautiful seal coat for sp5
another, trimmed. Si3J; also beautiful seal
aolrnan. $3.50. never worn. Mrs. BENSON.
1887 broadway, cor. S5th
furniture.
DINING room furniture, 10 pieces. like new:
bargain; no dealers. Apt. /, south. schuy-
Ter 93GT.
TWO largo Oriental rugs, perfect condition;
reasonable. OWNER, ~ w. s4th ~.
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New Jersey.

~okElsTOWN. y. J.--Good location; fur
,, nishea cottage. rooms baths, electric
rsnt, minutes walk from station Novem-
NEMBURY, 1873 Bway New York
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OFFICES wanted, 200 20 600 SQUARE feet, or
viii share office In downtown business sec.
tion immediate possession desired. GEO NJ
BAI,NTTZ. Phone South 4f0p
wANTED--iO0. 900 SQUARE FEET LIGHT
SPACE FOR HEAVY MANUFACTURING
pOSSESSJON NOT LATER THAN MAY I,
1921 MUST NE LOCATED IN MAMMAL
TAN. j. CLARENCE DAVIES, 81 E 4oD
ST. VANDERBILT 1873.
| An advertisement w tho. Lost and
Found columns Of THE NEW YORK
HERALD offers a real possibility Of
recovering your lostsrropcrtv.
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FOR RENT or sale--Brand new one family
stucco; rooms, . baths. garage; will
lease for 81 800 year: in Bensonhurst.
STRAfiS. Phone Canal 1855 or write SO
FIATBUSH--s rooms and bath. completely
furnished; steam heat. electricity, parquet !;
near Newkirk express station. Brighton
subway. Phone 4247 Lafayette, TO i. NJ.
NEW tapestry brick, rooms and breakfas,
room, sleeping porch; biggest value in
Brooklyn: II minutes Chambers st. via sub
way; sl2. 900: 5000 cash; terms. TABOR.
80 Wiiloughby ct. Main 32f1.
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borough Of Brooklyn-Saie or Rent.

EIGHT room house in Rugby; newly painted
concrete garage and runway; all windows
and porches screened: price So, 900: mortgage
S3.400. balance In cash. McCOMB. Tele-
phone 6967 Sunset.
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Long Island.
Westcllcster.

FURNISHED RESIDENCE FOR RENT at
lelham Manor for year; rooms, 3 baths
Sen SIpms porch, Conservatory; beautiful, con
4I4 Siwanoy av
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IMMEDIATE
POSSESSION

of rooms, beautifully located
at ~ East 95th Street, near
9th Avenue. Rent $50 month.
Fair, equitable, 1000 Cooper
alive plan. Cash payment re-
quired 5000, which gives a
substantial ownership interest
in this 100000 property.
Apply at once, WILLIAM
CRUIKSHANK'S SONS, IS
Liberty St., Singer Building.
Phone COrtlandt 5194.
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- UNFURNISHED

Washington Heights, Above I.5th ST..
West Of 5th Av.
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81. station greensboro subway corona nne).
FOR sALE-Unusually attractive all year
home; new Colonial brick dwelling, with
garage; first floor he's large living ROOM
dining room. kitchen, extra toilet and laun-
dry In basement; second floor . bedrooms,
white enamel woodwork and mahogany fin-
ished doors; parquet floors throughout; hot
water heat, gas. electricity. sewer, &C.. re-
stricted section; no assessments 3 minutes
walk to large park Ind bathing. block ex-
press station, Is minutes Grand Central .
cent fare; $1,000 cash required. balance on
terms. For plan and photo call, write or
phone J. S. WITHERs, 80 Vanderbilt av..
\. Y. room 1914. Phone Vanderbilt 1854.
FAR ROCI<AwAY-Twelve room house, 2
baths; all improvements; large grounds;
garage: near station; price Sl5, 800: terms
WOLFE CO. 81 Liberty 81.
KEW GARDENS. J.. Ian exceptionally
well built house OF rooms and baths,
all modern improvements; parquet and hard
ply BRYAN L. Kennedy, 149 Bway
Phone Cortlandt 1547.
SEMI DETACHED brick house. eight rooms
and bath; all modern improvements; cleo
trio lights, parquet floors. rent $50 monthly.
Apply. to MATTHEW'S BLDG. CO.. SO
BEAUTIFUL RICHMOND HILL CORNER.
Doctors or private homo, beautiful 65 foot
front. II rooms. foyer hall. hardwood floors.
vcranda. garage. OWNER, 1888 Bushwick
av.. B'klyn Tel. Rushwick 2576.
$500 CASH BUYS
the homiest place In Interest. Just what
you want at right price. Come by motor
or train to our office. 475 Hillside av.. ia
nlaca g blocks east OF the MonumenD.
EDGEWORTH SMITH, INC, Agents, West
Saith ST.. n. Y. City Phone Fltz Roy $3.50.
s., 600 CASH BUYS
wonderful new room house at Kew Car
dens. Come by motor or train to our office
a1A Ef.fea n Coy ct
EDGEWORTfI SMITH. INC, Agents, West
Bath St. n. Y. City. Phone Fitzroy $3.50.
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rERKsHInE H1ILs.--Bungaiow. adapted 20
permanent residence; electrlcityi modern
plumbing; 1876 acres, suitable for farm; fine
views: brrgaIn 20 cioso estate photographs.
s. q. TENEEY, Atty. williamstown, Mass.
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