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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-09-10
Yale Candidates Now
Number Eighty Five

New Haven, Sept. 10.-Yale's foot
ball squad was increased to SIS candi-
dates last night by the arrival of John
Acosta and five third-string players
Acosta was Yale's leading guard last
season and reported in perfect physi-
cal condition.
No coaching additions were record
ed, but Chief Tad Jones Joined Harry
Vaughan, who is end rush director.
Two of the leading end candidates in
jured their knees and will be benched
for several weeks. Harry Graham
opened an old wound in trying quick
starts and Jack Gauss wrenched ms
knee in falling after a tackle. Only
parliamentary work was attempted.
Jones said last night that he would
make this work as complete as posi-
BILE before attempting even signal re-
hearsal, while actual scrimmag1ng has
not been contemplated.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-09-10

Article Eleven and give to Ireland or
any other aggrieved people the op-
portunity to plead their cause before
the bar of civilized opinion"
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Boston Bags
Now S z = IS

Here is another lot Of the
noted Boston Bags or shopping
bags as some people call them.
Large and roomy for shopping.
Made of a fine quality water
proof material. They have
strong handles with strap and
buckle. Special ....---..$1.95.
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Leather Purses
S1.5O

This showing is Of a spec
ial lot. They are of the new
envelope style, with single
and double flap. MORE lin
ing and back strap handle.
$3.50
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Queen Eugenies bier was covered
byfthe same pail which rested On the
bier of her son, the prince imperial.
The Japanese censorship is the one
which works most steadily in war
and peace.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-09-10
UnbIeached Muslin
reg. 29c Csc

This excellent Sheet material is
now offered at a special low price.
It is of heavy quality and Of natural
color. Comes a yard wide, regularly
sold for 29c 49,. Special Csc yd.
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ALASKA FAVORS
ESTABLISHMENT
OF AIR SERVICE

New York, Sept. 10.-Military and
civilian aeronautical experts declare
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-09-10
Goat Skin
Leather Purses
So IS

They are the newest in
purses. Made of Goat Skin
and with fancy Moire lining.
Fitted with mirror. Various
grain feathers reg $3.50 1895
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-09-10

Boost your business with
a Times Want Ad!
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-09-10
Velvet Hand Bags
$500

The neat hand bag that
many women will carry this
fall. Good quality velvet.
Fine lining and extra inside
pocket. Mirror, large tassel
and velvet handle. Black,
Navy, Taupe and Gray. 1929
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-09-10
80 a e 5d.
Sc inches vide

of patterns
wide
Bungalow
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-09-10

skin Lace Shoe. Military Heel, imitation stitched
Observation-Disclosures $3.50
Lace Shoe with Cuban Heel and dull kid top, $685.
Womens Tan Lace Boot, Military Heel 1896
Womens Dark Tan Lace Shoe, with wing tip,
perforated vamp and Military Heel --------$5.25
Shoes for the Growing Girls and Misses. Made
of dull finish leather, medium broad toe and low
flat heel NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $3.50
Misses and Growing Girls Dark tan Shoe with
Tan Cloth top, medium broad toe and low flat
Women's Black Kid Lace Boot, with either
broad or medium toe, and with low flat heel or
Military heel observation-disclosures. $495
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They are cut in what they call
the semi effect. That is they do not
completely cover ones dress as the
Bungalow aprons. They are fas-
tened in the back with belt, yet
they have short sleeves. Made of
good quality Bingham and Percale.
In plain colors and checks and
stripes. Special 49,. .$1.OO
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Above Iih st. 10 seta 81. cnciusireJ.
Esst River 20 North River.

BRYANT PARK STUDIO BUILDING.
(Cafe des Bcaux Artsl. Goth 81. AND 6th
av.; oue studio aparrnsr'. ecnsis';ns os
large, spacious studio. also bedroom ano
bath; strictly hlgh cin-s Snrcrir;cnue nt on
premises j.. X. SCHWARTZ CO., Agents,
10 " 4oti u. Toi BRYANT 1858
DrftGnTrrL apartment rooms. baths
living room % feet 'ong last n sn.ast
modern nrppro0f building rent $1,000.
Superintendent. iss W, fsr q
NApipON Av., ~ $50 i.--Dryht. cheer
ful apartment. rooms. ba,il, Mtche1otte'
furnlrhcd OF unfurnlshcd si3a ~.
srt1I5i,x, cttracfixc rooms With barb and
kltchcnettc, 10 lease. Phone Circle $780, 10
W. SGD ST.
10 sUnLET-One AMI one ! room apart
rnent, los r. 2Nth IT.. Hatfield House. ln-
qure on preriisc- -----------------
iaTII ST., l35 W = rooms ard bath high
oiea- elevator apartment. rent s. 800 per
annufn Apply Superintendent on premises.
% i IRVING WAIST. ~ wesi I'm e
eGTH ST. f4i RI roomh steam. hot water.
electricity. pArquet floors TELEPHONY.
list ST.. 1871 west.-atrlcily hlFh class
firep4oof building, under new management.
20 be thoiouehiy renovated rev remaining
apartmenis Of e Tso'ns sne ,. ss % aiss
I or additional rooms u desired. males
service optional; desirable tenants moderate
entail. --.------------..-.--
aisr. 1885, E.--LivIng room ieSis sous,sTn
room electricity. steeln fErsIl, -
a711J ST. pETWErN LEXINGTON AND
sD AVs--7 ROOMS AND BATH. CORNER
hpArtTMEN'r. FTf.AM HEAT NOT WATER.
&C. INQUIRE HENRY hof. SHT Sd AN
ks'rfI ct 33o-age West immediate novtcf.
nfon. and -Onrta hHfhs. s'rau. elar-
trlcify. new building 81 800 ih. Apa,y
intcndcnt.
ToTH ST, iS2 W-lhfee iarse light rooms
bath. small Kitchen very attractive; nintH
focr; iirmcdin,c pnsssason
sos Madison nv. uenr NTtt ST.. opposite mo
Morgan regidences.--tvo rooms and bath
nxcanfiouniy iarNc rooms rent 5000
year. BROWN. WHFELOCK CO., Inc. -
r. 4hth ~. Murray Hin 8iO0.
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FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT

BoYSToN BROS. co.-Factory sites. water.
ran. 50 Smith St. Perth Amboy. ". ].
FACTORIES For RENT, a.. 600 ga. It.:
floors 5000 or 1000 IT,; ali or separate;
tricity. heat: Bradley Buildings. 18th ST. and
vernon av., Long Island City. 9 minutes
IRON Strand Central Station 2 blocks from
Address A. J. BRADLEY, owner ioi Beck
man ST.. New York. Telephone 35oi Beck
FOR bargains IN Commercial water fro.,t
properties see JOSEPH i. MULLIGAN,
80 Broad ST.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.


have buyers for private dwellings AMI
apartments In the better sections Of Maj
haitian send me details Of your property
to-day. CLARENCE c.. MARTENS. 1910
BMay ia9th ST.. Tells. Bryant ptal ano 44l6
SEVEN room house or two family house.
east or Grand Concourse. OF west OF ~
Nicnolas ay.. between 10th st.-iI6th ST.: I'm
Ioediate possession have $1,000 cash.
VAUGHN, Perry ST. Chelsea $3.50.
WANTED for Customer lsesidentiaa water
front property within so miles OF New
Xerk city, Long island Sound preferredi
GROW $4,000. Write ARciIEls, care OF
st., New York
WANVED-To rent house OF 20 8 roofna
WIN garage II possible; must be IN New
.ork state and within easy motoring dis
lance OF New York city.
GUS STROH,
AZ New ST., New York city.
WANTED--Lease for term OF years, spali.
cry building, or story. Fulton Franklin
SIS. good truck facilities. Particulars
sNoWBER. $50 9th av.
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REAL EsTATE-oUT OF CITY.
nRoNyvuI,E. N. Y.

BRoNxvILLE. NJ. Y.
in this charming suburb a prominent puneer
las built houses, remarkable TOR worAmen.
among old trees III 10 acre plot pacturesQrcee
with winding roads, brook ad hiusiae; ~
rooms, 3 baths, kitchen scientificalty nj
ranged, best steam heating; sunny oreahiaat
EVERY DETAIL
OF these houses has had tho personal interest
of the builder, who Is to occupy one OF them
himself: SIX minutes' walk 70 Hotel Gramn-
tan and railway station Telephone =. H.
WHEELER. Bryant 3274
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

OPPORTUNITY for growing oil
company to acquire acreage IN
Jefferson county, Okla, close to
wells now being drilled by the
Simms Petroleum Company, tho
Empire Fuel, OIL and Gas, Lone
Star Gas Company and the Sun
Company: this acreage 10 abso-
luteiy on structure. and lies be-
tween Burkburnett Healdton and
the New Wilson field. all CONNER
cial leases and best buy In Okla
homa; also 1 900 acres for well on
structure cost OF we'll completa
approxinia tely $4,000. For full
particulars write Box 1874. TerrAi.
okla
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SUBURBAN HOMES WANTED.

a SMALL country place along Putnam Di
vision ". n Central ~ r.. condition q
houses no object: good water: $1,000 cash
v 10 Herald. herald %.
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HEATED room for man IN town only pnft
Jre. vicinity 9Th 20 ifth st., West side,
hest references glven. About $40 T. Des
Herpld. $50 B'way.
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COUNTRY BOARD.


Westchester.
HEELYN LODGE. Rockisnd av.. MAsnax0-
nsck.--Large. airy rooms. verznda. lawns
with forest shade, electricity, baths: eKcet-
lent table, own farm products: open all year
round. reservations being nnadd for winter.
Phone Mamaroneck IS.
Staten Island.
OCEAN VILLA FARM
Apartments beautifully furnished; board op-
tionai. II you are suffering from rent prot
iteers why not try Staten Isiand7 Three min
utes 10 trolley car and station. so minutes 70
Wall ST.; steam heat; unsurpassed view OF
lower bay.
J. G. PATTERSON.
PHONE; TOMPKINSvI4LE 1921.
New Jersey.
UPPER MoNTCLAIR, N. J.--rour minutas
walk station; second floor front: steam
heat, electricity; excellent table: gentlemen
only. Phone t363W, 1872 Bellevue av.
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Long Island.

FOREST HILLS GARDENS. l.. J.
Two splendid elevator buildings, 49, apart
fnents; selections Of go room suites ana
9 baths rtlii available. $500 and 81 $50.
rtation; IS minutes from Penn. Station,
n. Y. c.; nearest and finest suburb; neinh-
bors Of character. Phone Boulevard eof9.
cuYoN l. {. EARLE. Agent. go w. seth
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

p0oj<S bought: cash paid FOR libraries,
IA fur and amal t0iiec ticus. drop a card.
W. NH can. FRIEDAlANS. 53 W. 45th 81.
prvant $50.
pay ..E more than any one for vour fus.
ntture. rugs. pianos. paintings. nAfSLEy.
us University place fstuyvt SAINT 2xps).
tvANTrD--One u.ed ifx9xfO IN Blake :
r<rovfca single horizontal. centre crank.
power rotative drive vacuum pump, fitted
rfh pulley Tor belt drive. also i2sy IN.
faidlea single, cnriofcd seif.oiiinr, tram.
fotatiSc drv vacuum pump. fitted with pul-
lev for helf drive ~ rcplyina advise lJics.
ave, condition when lntt operated and whore
iSrnt.a Address Purchasing Agent y o.
irx 'sle Iiuff1io. ~. y.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS.

'-as-- -. '..- .--l~s>-
pATEN'r flaiie % De scli. q new usefui
Is minieur ngs ~ 1ie Herald. $50 nway
Aa advertisement hl lAe Lost ard
Pound colpaFs Or THE NEW roFK
HERALD o0eys a real possibility Of
reoorering You lost property
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET


Fast Side.
A.--Hetel HAMPTON; % Az; Issd st.rci
cu.siae rooms. ~. ~ 80 AM UP.
Y8DTnON Az and 9TH at.--T,arge, outside
ROOM : windows, running water; Will
private family M 20 date ant, suitable I
Gentleman. Phone Lennx oa35.
. large rooms Kitchen privileges: couple or
small family sl2 week. NcSFfANE, u
East 1eath:
soth tcorner Lexington av.. ,G7) .--Exclu-
room with use OF bath, Sf2 weekly up; room
with private bath. go weakly up; cpaey.
sunny. comfortable. HOTEL RI''rfEDGE.
GOTH, oS Esst.--L&rsc furnished room. suit
able for two gentlemen; electricity. steam
heat. bath.
TGTH sr fbetyv-en Madison ana Park avs)
--Ijcautiful window front room and BAH
FOR gentleman. HhinclnnGct $40.
West side. ~ +
ATTRACTIVE, large. frons bedroom. steam
heat fireplace. private hath. IN historic
home. gentlemen preferred. conycnlcnrea. Tel.
snrins wi.
BENNETT Az y Nsist st--Attrnoti.c
room. or ? bus'ness women; modern gp;.
$3.50 N'adpworth 00ne. ant. =.
BROA DWAY, 2G47 Gnisfl Sitting and bed
room. kiicren; elevator; fesiEahla. south.
CONVENT Az. sas f'N. iiad s'.}.--comf6rt-
able rooms. private house, Christian fam
ny. bp'lnoss people; convenient subway,
tnf. ''I .
ROOM, nuitabis for two. nh conreEieuecs
elevator eparinent CiE.fsARI,. ss2 ". 51th
ggTH ST. w.--neaunfrly furnished bod
room and sitting room on seventh roor.
overlooking park. two IN frmiiyi gentleman
nniy.
T,rrIl 81, ~ WHIST class accofnfnoda-
lions g. refined prrties; me, two rooms
bath. attractive sfiltes: tliclsno;is Drlsl.
lercs slecirieiiy
;lsFfI MAR Nroa drav .--iioaudfui brlhs par-I
i0f adjoining bedroom. Ia family ~ two.
one or tco Esrlienige SCHUYLER 49,
s,.ru ~ Newly turrishrd. hirh Glaze room
hifchenptte. Seo-sge weekly. lease Schuyler
sefT Florist. corner seth. Columbus ar
WIN direct.
9.rfIT --Owuefs private reaiaenca iafsa
newly decorated beautifully furnished
room nrivete bath. electricity. one two
gentlemen. river 54l3
ISL $50 W.-Attractlveiy FURNISHED largo
front room. connecting bedroom. nrlvats
usth: private hnuse. Morn. 1868.
ia5I)' fS7 Wcnt Two room hoiiseksenlne
suite beautifully furnished. elevator apart
mont. hiorninseiae il2n. namr.
i14Tu ST. 5J4 West Three rooms ana bath.
elevator ladies only references exchanged;
exclusive. 316a Mofnirgrldc apartment -
f4~rH ST. "a West Nicely furnished Fec-
ond siory room. dressing room. odjgiring
bath sui'abie tcr married eouple re,-tence.
f7srH, 1850 ~ Nicholas AVERY iarkc front
room. Apartment 30
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New York
DANDY Delaware county dairy farm. gJ3
u good repair. largo three story harm, III
room house. wagon house. hog house shop
: arage, sheep barn. concrete floors In most
luch; never failing spring water M honrc
and BARNARD. VIII sell with or without
atook and tools. Price mHo0: stock and
tools az inventory: terms a. 600 down hal
arce on easy terms. Tho buildings on this
place could not be built to-day for the price
J offer the farm and equipment, deal direct
Win mo 81 owner ana snve tho agent's Zee
for yourself, This ~ a bargain price Tor
quick sale. Box 60 Davenport Center. N. v,
Miscefienecus.
ARMS fer sale; catalogue free. r.. A.
STROliT TApM AGENCY. i5o Nassau AZ.
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HULL Az. a27o--AttractIvey comfortable
Furnished room IN private house. convon-
iences. TEL Ollnviiie s1e. Miss LANG.
NCntNS Az GToth Ft.1--Large attractive
room All convcnicnces. near IL" and sub-
way MARTIN, fremont 2523.
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Observation-Disclosures
FROM battery :, I'm st.. Inelu.,v,.

From Battery - ifth ST.. ine'nsty..
WASHINGTON sQuARE.--3 rom apartment.
81 500; room apartment, $1,000 new IRE
proof house elevator and hill er.iee'
buflncsa awd social references relurec.
See NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. On promises. WA
voorst Apartmslts. 1913 Waveriey place.
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RoARDERs WANTED.


BEEcHErRST, l.. T. ~ Riverside Orwell
20 minutes from Penn. station. minutes
from Whittstone Landing Ststioni 20 trains
daily. all outside rooms; refined suIrounc-
ings; excellent home cooking; rooms. $40 ups
with board, SIS up per week, special prices
for couples or families. Write or pncns
Flushing ko30R.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. go Corner iolth STD
Southern exposure every room, private bAfn
and telephone elevator; Hungarian chez; re-
fined Hebrew social surroundings. Mrs. IDA
MARKS
WEST END Az. s4o-I.arge. attractive
room. twin beds. . large closets. for rms
or two people; private family; no other
boarderss references. Can Thursday and
FRIDAY between u and 3 o'clock.
30Ti5 corner Lexington av.. 1889 .-Rooin
with meals, $40 weekly up; good homa
cooking; hotel service; elevator, tsiepnones
for woTnen exclusively. HOTEL RUTLEpGEs
T3D, 2T1 WEST.
Beautiful room with private bath for re-
fined couple, IN homo OF Christian lady; ref
erences.
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uNFuRNsHEp ROOMS TO LET.

~---~--~~~-----~> -
MADISON Az, g45.-I.eartiful light room,
with bath; ronTenierces- LEWIS. Flez@
s2if.
i37rrfI az Edgecomho av)-Exccpf9onaI
room. unfurflahed. nipdcra; suitable pusl~
ress confl4:f refnrt pee.
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SEVEN room completely furnished elevator
apartment; southern exposure, block from
CLARK st. subway; immediate occupHncy TO
December ] reasonable. Phone Main J"hI.
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BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

PLEASANT, sunny room FOR lady, prfvate
family or high class boarding house.
Washington Heights preferred. N 2se Her
aid. Herald sg.
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New Jersey--sale or rent.

BUILDING PLOT WITH RARE ADvAN-
TAGES
~ Ridgewood, n. j., fine residential sec
ton, about 225x225: splendid shade trees
lively spring brook rare opportunity FOR
picturesque landscape work; within NJ min
ufeH' walk 81 two stations; price and terms
ascnable Box ~. kldgewooc, ~. J.
EIGHT room. concrete house, GARAGE, two
baths. steanl electricity; countfv club col
cry. MOELLEK, Circle 1856. IlS W. 51th.
ctsNTLf.MAE'S estate. Al acres. IL niles
from New York: main street. asphalt pave
nenfs. cement sidewalks; Ras. water, elcc-
tricityi fine home; buildinrg. improvements
fruiti nice view; residential neleiiborh0od;
school, high school. BANDHOI.rZ, WASH
stpn, barch ave-. Dumont. ". j.
NEW sent bungalow. lroofna and ti,e bath.
parquet floors, white enamel trim, steam
heat. gaa. electricity; select roigiiborhoof.
lils % %cw Jersey: cash $4,000; bainpre
$3.50. on easy terms. l. a4i Herald, $50
fnyey.
huTHEhfpitD, n. , .--iiougss for sale. easy
terms write for list VAN vTNkIE 90
opposite station, Rutherford. v. ~
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connecticnt--saIe or Rent.

r. BENZ. LOCKWOOD, Real Estate.
Telephone 2i6 Sound Beach. Conn.
FOR SALE or RENT, FROM NOV. 10
MAY 1.-Csentlcmans country home, com
fuuting distance. New Haven II. H.; fine
large houre. handsomely furnished. electric
iieht. double heating. 3 baths and iavatory
. car garage, with rooms for cnRuffe,ir's
family; adjoins country club and GOLF links /;
liable chauffeur and useful man may ro-
main IL desired. Address CHARLES TUECIS.
hox i13. Weatport. Conn
G.. HARRY ABBOTT.
Shore front property. Stamford. Conn.
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Washington Heights, Above 125th st..
West of Sth Ay.
JULES NEHRING. Washington Heights
615 West 1s1st ST. Specialists.
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rvo KELLY PRESSES FOR SALS-Ex.
rrIIrrsT CONDITION. WITH ExrES-
sIONe rRJcr NEAsQSABLE
TrsDER 4 Tt-ltSEh. ~ WALKER sc.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Above 18th st.-stb Av. to North Rive

Above 18th st.--6tb Av. to North River.
nth ST.. Al w.-4js story dwelling; cheap;
Possession. SILARUM. ITO Bway.
i1TTH ST.. 3s1 W.--3M story dwelling; bar
gain; possession. SHARuM. ITO Bway.
i2eFH tnesr Lenox av.y.-Three story, base
naenf private house. altered into 3 apart
rnsnts, upper floors, rooms. bath each.
rented 500 monthly; immediate possession
OF parlor and basement. containing 8 rooms
and bath; parquet floors throughout. electric
hghrs, &C.; price Si7.5o0. WOLFE CO.,
81 Liberty st.
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HOUSES TO LET, UNFINISHED.

52D ST.. near Brordwpy.--Three upper floors.
private house, gut able FOR furnished rooms.
JOHN II. 'SCHEI;R, IS West 42d st., phone
Vanderbilt $500.
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SANAlOitibh rOh SALE
Ideal location on beautiful hillside. altf-
tlde 100 feet, overlooking the picturesque
'illage OF Liberty. foot Catskill mountains;
pot 50Ox2o0; main house contains 81 rooms.
private sleeping porches, all improvements,
rnodern equipment throughout; rooms have
rrivatc baths and iavatories: also a nice
tottage. garage and chicken houses; easily
accessible TO churches, stores. &C.: 10 min
ites from station. Price and terms upon
application ]. CLARENCE DAVIES. 81 T.
I'D Vanderbilt oT44
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

Furnished.
BUSINESS couple will share attractively
furnished apartment with business couple
who would appreciate n good home. Apt. 10.
$40 ". i24th at.
FIVE or room apartment. West Side. con-
venlences: reference. Address WyLEH, 3os
". if0th gt., y. Y. Q.
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NIscer,ereous.

ARMS fer sale; catalogue free. Il. A.
sTRoliT TARM AcENcf, 80 Nassau ~.
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IMMEDIATE PCssEssiON.
A most complete modern, email estate tn.l
The year around). overlooking the Hudson
liver. for sale: nothing lacking; furnished
unfirnished: bargain owner leaving New
rork Address Box Y tG5 Herald. Herald So
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Borough Of Qucens--sale or Rent.

A BEAUTIFUL RICHMOND HILL CORNET
front. ii rooms. FOYER hall, hardwood
floors, electric. sleeping porch. 7b H. en-
closed vsranda. garage. Owner, 1898 Bush
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-07
FOR sALE-MIscELLANEoUs.


A LADY sells two beautiful seal coats, 4
plain FOR sgc, tho other muGnitcsn,y
trimmed. $685.. never worn. Mrs. HENSON
..lT I,N-nN. cor. H.fh
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1920-10-11
At THE REPUBLIC TONIGHT

Corinne Griffith. who stars in The
Whisper Market, a VitagTaph big
screen production, is ably supported
by the best possible all-arounl cast.
each member. especially chosen for his
part
Miss Grifiith portrays the role of
Ernlinie North. wife of Basil North,
American vice-eonsuI at Rio de Janei-
70, where she is the leader OF society
III the American colony In order to
help her husband financially. she be-
comes the silent partner in fashion
able 7nodiste establishment
She is marked as the prey of a man
ana his wife, two international black
mailers, who arc aided by Burke. an
adventurer and snuggler. The crooks
soon have the woman involved iii a
situation where even her honor is at
stake. 1t is when ali seems lost that
one Of the band, smitten with Mrs.
North. aids in saving her.
The whisper Market, which will
be shown al the Republic Theatre to-
night. is from the magazine story Of
w. Il. Scutt. The scenario VAS done
by Graham baker George L. Sar-
gem directed the production.