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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-22

By this time the village blacksmith probably opened garage
increased his prices accordingly.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-22

The Denver preacher who has installed Jazz band his church p b,
gures that those who enthusiastic about that line
need pf prayer
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-22

Perhaps rarity re4y be designated a, uncommon sense
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-22

Japan decided withdraw her forces Siberia
may have fight but each other but i, still look,
hard that region
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-22
Old Stories in Ne,O Tpc
From The Times Files.
Twenty Years Ago.

Deputy County Treasurer John S
Alexander and Miss Isabelle McCat-
iefiy Of Jones we're married yesterday
al the homo Of the brides patents.
Wedding reception and supper were
held last evening at the home OF Mr
and Mrs. w l.. Alexander unn,ird
guests at supper served later were a
number OF rcyelcr, who treated the
bride and groom TO an old. fashioned
eharivari with COW bells and TIN
horns.
Hon Sidney Clarke to-day Addressed
the National Livestock association at
Fort Worth, on Oklahoma. t.,
Relation to the Livestock Industry o.
the Southwest"
Washington The senate committee
an Indian affairs today considered a
hill introduced hy Senator Jone, oi
Nfkansa, allowing consolidation ol
railway lines IN the Indian tcrt.l,ry.
The bill IS in the interest OF th, {.
q. and G.. failNay, dcNroW OF cor
,olidation with the Rock Island
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-22

will please Billy Sunday learn there recipes for making
strong drink the public library here m ho who kr5w
will recall where OF his heroes plans specifications
beverage And literature lousy words praise and
br,nd Omar and Burns and Moore Tennon could
lind the kindly word ior the prclu lu,an ma
miss something this arid but grocery bills will paid readily
and fewer poets reside garfets
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-24
MCLUNG INJURED
in AUTO ACCIDENT
Street Railway inspector Severely In
lursd When Run Down BY Negro
Driver.

James McClung. street railway in
spector. was run down by an automo-
bile yesterday morning and severely
bruised and cut from the faii. A long
cut just behind one ear resulted from
the accident and AR. Moclung was
taken to the office % DR.. w. d. No
bies. where his Injuries were dressed
SIX stitches were taken 10 the cut be-
fore IL was closed. The accident oc-
CURED near Gregory and palafox
streets.
Herbert Walker. negro was placed
under arrest by officer Burke and held
under a charge of careless and reck-
less driving. Ills bond was placed at
$500 pending the hearing In the police
court
Walker was said 20 be In the EN-
nloy OF Ia Smith. one-armod negro
sentenced 20 five years In connection
with the death of the little Boghich
girl, who died fom the result OF an ae-
claeat several weeks ago. The smith
ease was reversed by the supreme
court and win Gene up for trial IN tho
next term q court.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-24
SHRINE CLUB TO
HAVE BIG SHOW
Mutt Comedy Company viii Put or
"Are You a Shriner7''
(1y Film and Flam)


The West Florida Shrine club fred
Doc and Mac from the publicity stan
after the shrine and Gotto ball game
but Il seems Ike they have been rein
stated. Mac says he went work on
this Are You a Shriner@ business as
u In no Use giving publicity 70 IL.
since you cant set into the ahox
without password or a high sign.
Doc SAYS he went TO Noble IA Mutt
today ard claims that Mutt says there
am 70 pass word or nothing else
necessary but that a ticket gets you
IN just ike any other show"
The concert. Doc says. VIII be q. X.
a. Tar as the lady talent Is concerned,
but positively the Shriners themselves
have 50 little talent that apart from
Mobiles Eltzen ard Doc Mobiles. who
VIII DO tigh-rope act. We think Il
wih be pretty rotten. Noble Skinny"
Lee Bel says he win help 20 enter
tain anyway. Whether he cntertains
or not We want 70 see him.
Noble Lazar Calm says he thinks
he VIII be the eutest little thing that
ever happened. We doubt 1t, but let
bin 10 % Il. Doc says the tent will
be plumb FUN Mac says II n Is the
people can get standing room and
that possibly the knothoies in the side
wall win probably sell a. a high price
before Il IL All over.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-24
ANTHRACITE WAGE
AWARD REJECTED

PHILADELPHIA acc. 2a.-Declgn~
ing 10 reopen the award az tho United
states anthracite coal commission. the
mine operators here today rejected
the demands ~ he hard coal mine
workers for additional wage increases.
minimum Eix-dav labor rate and
the establishment of a universal eight
hour day. Mine workers representa-
tlvem told ire operators that they
couid not accept any comprcnlise and
stood 81 their original demands. They
said that the entire matter would be
placed before the unions general scale
committee st a special meeting III
Tfaaietor next Tuesday when a def
mite policy for fut9rs action viii -
outlined.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-24
HARDING TALKS
ON WORLD TRADE

MARION. Ohio. Dec. 2s.-woTid
peace ard American business eondl-
tiona were foremost again today IN
President elect Harding'a conHuita-
lions here about the policies OF his
administration.
The plan Tor an association OF ma
tiona he discussed with Myron r. Her
rick of Cleveland. who was American
ambassador 90 France at the begin
ming Of the world war and who has
been suggested persistentiy as a pos-
able selection for = similar post under
the next president. During the sum
Fner Mr. Herrick made an extended
tour abroad and fis advice 10 Mr.
Harding on the peace problem IL un-
derstood % have been based on infor-
nation gathered IN conferences with
leading European statesmen.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-24
CIGARETTE SALE
IN KANSAS HALTED

TOPEKA. Kan, Dec. 23.--Richard
J. Hopkins attorney general. today
formally requested attorneys OF Atchl-
son and Shawnee counties 10 inveati-
gate reported violations OF the state
anti cigarette law and 20 institute
prosecutions IL evidence warrants.
Nineteen Atchison men each gave
10 cents toward a fund for a carton
Of cigarettes sent as q glft 20 presl-
dent-eieet Harding. while prominent
Topeka women and the local Ameri-
can Legion post have sent cigarette
gifts 20 disabled soldiers az Camp
Funston and In the Topeka state hos
pitaL according 20 information re-
eeived BY the attorney general
Both the gift and sale Of cigarettes
are illegal in Kansas.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-24
MAN HELD ON CHARGE
OF PASSING BAD CHECKS

Robert Brown. sos East Gregory.
was bauna over TO the county from the
aolice court yesterday on the charge
of presenting bad checks The man
e said 70 have bought inner tubes
for an automobile at two different
garages IN the city. paying for them
with bad checks. when the report OF
the checks Was made 20 tho police
station Officer Mcintyre was detailed
70 investigate the affair and the ar
rest Of the man followed shortly.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-24

KANSAS CITY. NO, Dec. 2s.-Jake
L. Hamon. late republican national
committeeman from Oklahoma ana
oil magnate left no viii and reports
that there Is a document naming Miss
Clara smith as beneficiary are erro~
neous as far as he can ascertain. ae-
cording 20 statement here tonight By
Fred Ellis or Ardmore, Okla. attorney
for Mr. lannon's widow.
Mr.. Ellis declared he and others In
terested had made a thorough search
90 Mr. lannon's personal effects and
had failed % find a trace % a viii.
lie added that he understood there
was a viii making Miss Smith bene-
flciary through newspaper dispatches.
According 20 press dispatches. Miss
smith would receive s&.oee .ooo under
the terms 81 the purportsd document,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-24
CLARA SMITH WILL
: WAIVE HEARING
Will &c Bound Over 20 District Court /
on Charge of Shooting Hamon.

ARDMORE. Okla. Dec. 23.-upon
arrival here tomorrow afternoon Clara
smith viii waive preliminary hearing
and be bound over to the district
court for trial on the charge OF shoot
ina Jake Hamon. republican national
committeeman and millionaire. ac-
eordirg 20 Russell p. Brown. county
attorney.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-24

ABOARD CLARA SMITHS TRAIN
VIA FORT HANCOCK. Tex. Dec. "a
In the custody Of Sheriff Garrett
and accompanied by her attorneys.
Clara Barton smith, charged with the
murder 81 Jake L. Hamon. tonight
was speeding hack 90 Ardmore, Okla,
where she VIII make bond ard demand
quick trial
Sheriff CARROTS party. which LETT
~ Paso early today. expected 10 reach
Fort Worth early tomorrow.
Miss Smith appeared 60 have recoV-
cred from an indisposition that last
night threatened 10 prevent her SEIZED
ulod departure.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-28

5TIH ST. 81 beautifully furnished.
newly decorated. living room, . masters
bedrooms, bath, kitchen or baths; eltvat5r
and restaurant: lease
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

a FEW very desirable suites Of two large
rooms ard hath. furnished, with plenty OF
closct room fireproof; gplendidly constructed.
HOTEL ANDERSON,
To- West S0th St.
or
u. KEAfPNER e. son.
sro tiffh az
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-28

ssp west IND av., Apartment A. corner sist
St, rooms. bath, kitchenettei sunny ana
attractive. Schuyler e1s.
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New JCrses--sale or Rear.
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REAL ESTATE-oUT OF CITY.
COUNTRY-SUBURBAN HOME BARGAIN

Because the purchaser for whom finished com
pete the financial part of his contract this very attractive
pretty Colonial type Of suburban home located in beautiful
strictly residential section, New York. specially built
comfortable occupancy be bought for Il less
than cost today The desires OF the neghho personality
of will The itself perfect
don, ready occupy immediately, and contains very
tiled baths The includes electric
range electric fixtures and shades There also completely
corresponding to the house architecture
plot consists of about onehid with 100 IT. street
frontage used in andscap
ing grounds beautifully shaded contain
shrubs elevation about 700 ft wonderful
scenery very conditions. rights chain
of beautiful with the title The railroad station is
within easy Committing facilities to the city of the
best Immediate and title can be had ON payment
of $4,000 balance of SILT remain mort
cages at convenient Special discount for CASH Com
plete details pictures be obtained from GEO: G.
BLACKWELL Sherman So Hotel, list and Broadway, n T.
City. TEL S400 Columbus
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REAL EsTATE-0UT OF CITY.

cEDARuuRsT. T. T.

CEDARIIURST, T.. !.
Attractive furnished aud unfurnished
houses, with private garage. 20 rent for the
season or by the year, rentals ~ 400 20
gs Geo per annum. Immediate possession 30
ninuics from Pcnnsyvanb station. Apply
10 william Pierre Jockln, '02 Madison Az.
Vanderbilt 9s4I
HOMES, s6, 900 upward easy terms. HYDE
a BAXTER, Port Washlngton. l.. !.
81 RINGrn LID, l.. T--Tfouses and lots, bar
gains SCIIAHEHORN, opposite station.
Telephone Springfield 1917.
ROOM house. All improvements garage:
your own terms BOX ~, Floral Park, N. Y.
SHORE FRONT-NORTH SHORE.
-Four acres, 100 feet on the water artistic
reYnodelied house, 10 rooms, baths; every
modern Improvement. several open fire.
places. garage cars. quarters for man;
out-town owner offers entire property $4,000.
II Is great bargain.
DANIEL. M. GERARD, 100 Groadway.
room house. all mproyemonts garage
YOUR own terms Rox 20, Floral Park, y. 81,
e. OOl CASH, balance as rcr5. win nuy a
modern eight room home, parqust floors,
oper fireplace large living room and sun
% rior tiled bath, four largo bedrooms, Sit
lated In the best residential section OF West
bury on a one aero plot beautifully land
Rcaped. car garage; Immediate possession.
HARRY CHANDLER, Butler st.. Weatbury,
L. I.
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SUBURBAN HOMES TO LET AND
FOR SALE.

.~~~>>~~-,~-~~-----~-~~- -~-~~~~-~----~~~i
FOR rent, Greenwich. Conn, newly furnished
house, 10 rooms. 3 baths, = car garage, for
months; references required. Phone 1889
Schuyler between and y. NJ.
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HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED.

FOR RENT furnished--Iror three months
from November ! small studio house. fur
nihleh with unusual and rare ANTIQUES; ready
for housekeeping; vicinity Washington 50. (;
references required. For appointment write
y. o. box 1856. Scarsdale ~ y, or tele-
phone 81 scarsdale.
FURNISHED comfortably. small house. on
w. ssth ST.; adults; rant months
reasonable terms. Phone 1905 Riverside
, GRAMERCY PARK.-Beautifully fur
nished exclusive neighborhood. electric
light, 20 rooms. baths.
WAf. A. WHITE g. SONS,
46 Cedar st. Tel. 500 John.
TO LET
COMPLETELY RENOVATED HOUSE.
10 EAST 18TH ST.
APPLY YOUR OWN BROKER.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

Above Jith st. TO 59th St. Unciusiye).
East River 20 North River.
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Above I4th st. to 59th st. Unclusive).
East River 10 North River.
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borough Of Brooklyn-sale or Rent.

A NEW HOME, So, $50 81 800 cash. balance
Ike rent. Tel $3.50 tlatbush.
FOR sale in Borough Park, brand 2
family brick house, detached. all Improve
mentsi electricity, parquet Floors; showers.
steam heat; garages; immediate possession.
For particulars, NJ GARONE, 90 Watts st.,
New York. Tel. Canal 35I.
MUST sacriflce family house, all improve
nents, $1,000. ia Brandford st. Glen
more 1I1J.
NEAE Brighton subway, room frame house
with rarage. all improvements; price SILL
OO1 lttlo cash required. Tel. Bensonhurst
iaG4R
Now tapestry brick. rooms and breakfast
room. sleeping porch. biggest value IN
Hroohlyn; II mitlitcs Chambers ST. Via sub
way; ST. 900; 50 800 cash. terms. TABOR,
80 wilonghby st. Main 32l1.
ROGERs Az. near 81. Johns place; 2sxlO0;
family brick; steam heat, hot water. cleo
tricity: rental S5i6O; price SIS 800: first
mortgage $4,000; terms arranged. QUELL
& QUEtL. 3iS PHtchen av., near Fulton st.
10 room frame house, ell improvements,
Clnrtvon av., between Flatbush and Bed
ford: $4,000; terms Phone l0G4W Flatbush.
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APARTMENT-FURNIsHED.

Z
571'H ST., 81 East.-Beautifuiiy furnished.
newly decorated. living room. masters
bedrooms. bath, kitchen or baths; elevator
and restaurant: lease
5TTH, u W.--Exquisiteiy furnished apar1-
nlrnts: open fireplaces, elevator. Phone
Plaza Hasi.
9th sT, I Wezt-frour rooms. duplex apart
ment. with kltehenette. bedrooms; suta
bic bachelors small family: hotel service
II desired; swimming pool: 1850 per month.
TRACY. apt. Al, columbus 1901.
7aD. 1915 WEST Apartments OF four rooms.
consisting Of large living room, bedroom.
ton; particularly fine bathroom. with
alcove shower, II two bedrooms are required
dining room can be furnished as an extra
nlshed; rental. s35o-s4oo monthly; also
apa rtments OF three rooms. consisting OF
bedroom, combination living and dining room.
tiled kitchen. ice refrigeration and large
bathroom. with aicove shower. apartments
are sumptuously furnished; rental: ssso-2TS
monthly maid service supplied. liz desired.
Apply 10 superintendent OH premises. Tele-
phone Columbus 7Gi0.
73D ST, 1875 W. (Hotei Nobieton). Several
beautifully furnished two room suites, with
bath. moderate monthly and weekly rates;
80 weekly sio0 monthly. and up.
nth ST. 30 West.-llotsl suite of parior,
bedrooms. foyer, private bath and
shower ! svblet s223 month: barfain.
18TH, 126 W. large, light rooms, bath.
kltchenette, electricity; $3.50 monthly.
SAITH ST.. IS West.-Furnished apartment
electricity. bath. Call after P. NJ.
s5TH ST, - West-6 rooms. handsomely
furnished, May 20 October. LEWIS H.
MAY. 1s West 9th ST.. apartment Cd.
93D ST., $, ". Corner Madison Ay.-NawlY
decorated apartment, I room and bath. S4s
up; rooms, bath. 500 up; hotel service
extraordinary value block from park;
restaurant. HOTEL ASHTON. Tel. Lsnox
27e.
ODD ST.. 1877 West.--Attractively furnished
two rooms, bath. kitchenette apartment;
service; electricity, gas; si40 month. Tel.
Riverside 1874.
a3D sr. Corner Madison Av.J Apartments
beautifully furnished corner suite. Tooms,
bath So per room. bath. UP. Hotel Ashton.
9TH. 30S W.---Five large. light rooms. ele-
yator; excellent transit facilities; sis5.
ll2TH ST. 536 West.--All improvements
electric light, elevator service. Apt. g.
18TH ST., 423 W.-Part OF an apartment
3 rooms, S35 weekly. Phone $3.50 Morning
side, apartment ~.
1T6TH ST. West.--5 rooms. front apa rtment
sell lease and furniturei rental $i0o Phone
Mansfield 415s.
200 Madison av.--Two rooms and baths; re-
taurant In building. Phone es52 Murray
Hiil.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-28
DAINTY ENGLISH VILLA

WIZ SACRIFICE REANTTFs.I
NEW HOME EaR Se,500 CASH,
BALANCE uF SS.a90 ON EASY
TEK@ III MORTGAGE tAIN0ST
LIKE WENT) H!Ns II: READY
FOR OCCUPANCY; $4,000 Sow
on 1sT M0RTG AGE CAN REMAIN;
HAS Z Ls.HGE ROOMS, A TILED
BATH, SPLENDID LIVING ROOM
WITH GOTHIC YIRIlPLACf; STEAM
HEAT, PAHQUET Fi00ES. RUN
MING WATER. ELECTRIC iGHT;
EVERY CONVENIENCE; BEAuTi-
FULLY SITUATED ON COR. Plot
JaDNia: FEET; GARDEN SPACE;
CLOSE TO PRETTY LAKE sToCh- :.
ED WITH FISH; SELECT COS-
GENiA;. NEIGHBOURS; GOOD MAR
KE'rs. SCHOOLS AND CHURCHES
NEAR BY; THIS Is a CHANCE or
a LIFETIME TO OBTAIN 4 NOME
AT = FRACTION OF REAL WORTH;
t0lID NOT BB DUPLICATED AZ
LESS THAN $500; IDEAL CON
hitting TO NEW YORK CiHl.
ADDRESS BRITISH. Posi- OFFICE
Bon ll0f. GTTN HALL STATION.
NEW YORK CITY.
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Borouga OF Miscellaneous

4 fine OPPORTUNITY for women of wide
social acquaintance among wall-to-do peo-
Ila TO make good commission without inter-
ferlng with social or business activities;
strictest confidence. HARpER. 30 w. 10th
81. Telephone Columbus 1894 before =. NJ.
pESlTtABl.E dwellings,.
EAST AND WEST SIDE,
REASONABLE PRICES AND TERMS.
L. VI. CLEAR & CO.,
$40 9TH av. watkins 34I6.
IN fine location. right of 9th av. story
American basement house, Is rooms.
baths electric lights: thoroughly modern.
ARMSTRONG & ARMSTRONG. ei2 ST.
Nicloiag av.
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New Jersey.

OFFICE in private dwelling. long estab-
lished by physician, who 10 retiring; ex-
celient location, Jersey City. G. A. BUR-
HORN Co. / Newark ST., Hoboken. Tele-
phone o1il.
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REAL EsTATE-oUT OF CITY.
westchester-saIe or Rent.

CROTON-55 acres: buildings; orchard )
S4.sO0; worth double. LOOMS PeekskIll.
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Borough Of aueens--sale or Rent.

EAST EI.MHURsT. l.. lie and 7 rooms.
bath. pantry, steam, sas and electricity
marches: in a restricted neighborhood; ten
ants 10 take care Of heat; $40. Phone oI4
Ncwtown. .
FOR Satisfactorily attractive all year
home: new Colonial brick dwelling. with
range 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
a Mite enamel woodwork and mahogany fin
irhCd doors; parquet floors throughout; hot
veter heat gas. electricity, sewer, &c; re
g,ricted section; no assessments; . minutes
walk 10 large park and bathing, block ex-
prsss station, ~ minutes Grand Central, o
cent fare; $4,000 cash required, balance on
terms. For plan and photo call, write or
phone j. s. WTTHERS, 12 Vanderbilt av.,
H. ". room 1914. Phone Nanderhllt 9ss4.
VACANT.
BEAUTIFUL RICHMOND IIILI. CORNER,
Doctors or private home; og a. front. ii
rooms foyer hail, hardwood floors: cleo
ttIcity. sleeping porch as II. enclosed We
tande; raraEe. OWNER, 1888 Bushwick av.,
brooklyn. Tel. Bushwck 25I6.
VISIT beautiful Hollis: houses. lots for sale;
attractive prices; easy terms 30 minutes
Manhattan. BRAND son, Jamaica av.,
opp. Flushing nv. Phone 6S2S.
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FACTORIES TOR RENT $1,000 square feet:
floors 5000 or 5000 feet; all or separate ,
modern buildlngs sprinkieredi elevators cleo
trieity. heat: bradley Buildings. 18th st. and
Vernon av., Long Island CITY; minutes
from Grand Central Station. 2 blocks from
all subways; five cent fare: principals only.
man ST., New York. Telephone 1901 Beck
man.
FOR rent-2s 900 square feet, ground floor,
factory building, suitable manufacturing
finest location. Address MANUFACTURER.
Box &c, Long Island City.
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Borough of pronx-sale or Rent.

FRAME house. IL rooms, baths, one wash
room. also laundry; all improvements; cor
nor Marion av. and Oliver place, Borough
ct BrouS: suitable for two families II de-
ernA: prica $40. OOO. ~Teephone 600 Fordham.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-28
Borough Of Brooklyn.

EXCEPTIONALLY pleasant furnished suite.
housekeeping or on-housekeeping; south
ern exposure; near Prospect Park Plaza
couple. Phone qisN Sterling
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Borough of Bronx.
Borough of Queens.

GROUND floor 100 square feet, good light,
suitable for office or light manufacturing.
Inquire LACRMAN. 25f4 Grand Concourse.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
Miscellaneous.

BUILDING. 75xiJ0. six story and basement I:
Hight on an sides. steam heat. electric light
and power, sprinkler, three elevators. load
ing platform. floor weight 10 pounds: pos
session AZ once; 20 cents 81. II. HENRY L.
NIELSEN, offices. 1Ji Nessau 81. Beekman
s2Ts
OFFICES, LOFTS, wAKEHOUsEl. SHOW
ROOMS. all sections. J. Cl.ARENCE
DAVIES, 80 Nassau ST., john III. 81 East
42d ST.. Vanderbilt 5sj.
300 So It. in light airy loft. conveniently
located; building equipped with excellent
passenger and shipping facilities; can be seen
by appointment. c.. 122 Herald, Herald SO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-28
.roR SAFE

Eight new attractive houses al White Plains.
n, A.. G. Z and rooms, / and baths, all
modern conveniences. Prices very moderate.
neT sq PaT e6RP Apply MnirE iL MIS-
Plains. ". Y.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

THREE five story e-5s, BATH hot water,
best coored section. lSith st.. near 7th
on each SO 600; per cent. due 1923; Will
add cash in exchange West Side ar Heights
new law. JOS. NJ NIMHAUSER. 200 9TH av.
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FARM PROPERTY.
FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT

BOYNTON BROS. CO.--Factory sites. water.
rail. 81 Smith ST.. Perth Amboy. ". J.
FOR bargains IN commercial water frODi
properties see JOSEPH 4. MCLLIGAN,
so Broad ~.
FOR Satisfactory with r. II. siding. u.
CAMPBELL, Lyndhurst, N. J.
TWO floors containing 10000 square feet in
factory district, handy for transportation.
Apply 10 H. A. CROSBY. a9S Greene av.
Phone prospcct 22lG.
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Long Island.
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FOREST HILLS GARDENS. Il. r.
Two splendid elevator buildings. fS5 apart
nlents: selections OF 2-3-4 room suites and
Apply THE GARDENS APARTMENT, by
station; IL minutes from Penn. Station,
". Y. c.; nearest and finest suburb; neigh
bors OF character. Phone Boulevard 05t,.
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East River To Narth River.