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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-27

Selma, probably because Of Its asso-
citation with feminine beauty and
equally because its vowels are well
suited to the soft. slurring pronuncia.
ton Of Dixie. Many lovely southern
ers, toasts of Virginia and Carolina
counties, have borne the name and
more than one state has bestowed the
name on one OF Its towns or smaller
cities.
1t is fitting that the pearl, symbol
Of beauty and charm, should be Sell
mas talismanic gem. 1t promises her
great fascination and the power OF
attracting admirers. Monday is heI
lucky day and her lucky number
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-27
Good Evening
BY Roy X. MouItcr
pERsoNAI PREJuOICES.

don't care much for hiGh-brow
music, but | 90 and listen to it and
look interested and people think |
understand it.
never get tired OF the beauties Of
Coney Island. This is on account OF
the fact that I never go there.
believe that Bolshevism lives en-
tirely on war and couldn't survive six
months of peace.
never got any particular satsfac-
ton out of voting: but If the ladies
think they can, they have my permls'
sion.
think Harold LLOYD is the best
screen comedian and Fatty Arbuckle
is the latest.
have almost abandoned the habit
of dining out with friends. ] haven 7
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-27
Today S Talk
PLAY THE GAME
BY George Matthew Adams

FLNr 0AmE.
No one wins all the time Nor do
all the prizes go to the same man.
But il you will look into the matter,
you will learn that the winner is al
ways the worker.
You have to keep fit-to win any
game. sx.-
And you have to play the game,
largely for the games sake itself Or
else it isn't game at adjust some
endurance contest Of wit or Drawn. AS
we work, we must all learn
ITO set the cause above renown,
To love the game beyond the prize"
used to watch the ants work when
too, when / am in the country and
run across them. They are the most
Interesting workers in the world of
nature, except possibly the bees. Any
man can learn from these creatures
SO tiny that they could stand on their
hind legs on top of pin head!
But you never saw an ant shirk his
duty or his work. He plays the game
from morning to night. He is efficient
And if you knock down his house. he
will start Immediately to rebuild it
The ants are great team players.
Many times you strike big snags in
playing the game. But that is part
of the game-so stick to it and play
it out.
Meet every move or change in the
game of your life with as little irrita
ton as possible.
Try to will and steel yourself tc
emergency - not letting the world
know the emotions that may stir you
as you face the task. The important
thing is to be ready-and able.
Play the game according to the rules
already made. During the actual play
ing of the game is no time to change
the rules.
Never foret that as you learn. yot
always Garland the more you learn
the more you earn.
Lawrence had as his battle motto
Don't give up the ship
You make it your motto in the game
that you play each day. Never thin!
OF giving up. Somebody else may wiz
today-but YOU may win tomorrow
think you will.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-27

vent or restrict activities but that, should it be
asked for an examination, it would suggest that
no investment be made until it's report was pre-
pared. It was agreed that the report should be
open for inspection by anyone, the only facts not
being available being those given to the board
in confidence.
after the selling literature is received, i'm
mediate action is taken to procure the financial
report, and, if possible, to obtain a statement of
several years business, in order that the profits
or earning power may be ascertained The per-
sonnet of the enterprise is carefully examined
and close study made of the proposition, par
ticuarly of it's financial condition, in which the
majority show their weakness.
Upon the conclusion of the research the
salesman is invited to the office and is informed
of the facts learned. He is then told that that is
the report which will be made by the board and
that he is at liberty to refer to it anyone asking
for information. 1t has been the policy of the
board to make no report over the telephone and
to make no statement in writing other than those
shown facts through its examination. When
inquiry is made at it's own office, it is the Gus.
tom to submit the facts with such explanation
as will indicate whether proposition has quail
fled as one of an established earning power, or
whether it is still in the promotional or specu-
lative STAGE the inquirer being told that the pur
pose of the investigation is only to ascertain the
facts and to give no advice or opinion.
Great care is taken by the board that it's re-
port contains nothing but facts. For every state
ment made, proof is in hand, and it is expressly
stated to both the representative of the propo
sition and the proposed investor that the boarc
will not recommend and will not advise, it's pur
pose being to show that proposition is specu
latve and promotional, if such be the case, or is
upon an investment basis if showing of earn
ings demonstrates that to be the fact'
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-27
Memories Of Old DAYS
In This Paper Ten Years
Aoo TODAY

II am absolutely opposed to the
Chautauqua promoters building a pa
vilion in Glen Miller park and shall
do everything in my power as mayor
to prevent them from doing So" said
Mayor w. w. Zimmerman. Il a not,
however, going to get out an injunction
against the Chautauqua; whoever said
was is liar. But, If it were not for
the fact that the legislature passed an
act whereby the Chautauqua could be
held in public parks, certainly would
put them out quick. They have no
more right in the park than a circus or
any other attraction. 1t is a money.
making scheme"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-27

Readers may obtain answeFs 10
questions by writing the Palladium
Questions and Answers department..
Que stions should be written plainly
and briefly. Answers will be given
briefly.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-27
INJUNCTION SUIT FILED;
GOVERNOR GOODRICH NAMED

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Aug. PA
suit attacking the constitutionality OF
the special food and coal commission
law, enacted by the special session OF
the Indiana legislature. and seeking a
temporary injunction to prevent oper-
alton of the act, was filed in Federal
court by E. E. Heller & Co., local coal
retailers.
Governor James P. Goodrich, Jesse
e. Eschbach and Otto 1. KLAUS, who
are alleged to be pretending to be
members constituting the special food
and coal commission of Indiana" are
made defendants.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-27
Dinner Stories

The champion absent-minded man
called upon his friend, a football club
physician, and after a chat of couple
of hours the doctor saw him to the
door, and babe him goodnight, say
ing:
Come again. Club still going on all
right. sUppose?'
Good gracious" exclaimed the alb
sent-mindcd beegar, that reminds me
Of my Grand Our goal.keeper is in
a fit"
Doesn't that annoy you?" asked the
visitor. as Mr.. Cobbles carefully turn.
ed his flivver to one side of the road
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-27

and let a big car whirl past him in a
cloud Of dust.
Nope, it don't bother me none to
speak Of" answered Mr.. Coolies, with
a chuckle. There's a ramshackle
bridge down tn road piece. l know
all about it, but tn Teller in that car
don't know all about it an he's liable
to be singin' mighty small when we
get to him"
THAT new nurse maid of Mrs. Styles
seems very obliging girl" said the
lady in the satin jumper.
What makes you think SOP" asked
her friend in the purple gingham.
well, yesterday morning saw he1
out with Mrs. Styles baby, in the after
noon with Mrs. Styles's dog and in
the evening with Mrs. Styles hus
band"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-27
(Copyright)
SELMA


II fair names should be given to
fair women, Selma is a favorite in
feminine nomenclature. 1t is an old
Kettle name, meaning fair, and
named the beautiful daughters of Ire
land and Scotland for generation after
generation. Finally it spread over
the border into England and was
straightway adopted as a national
favorite.
The Bible records a Selmai, which
may be taken as identical with Sci.
ma, and the name is thus given re-
ligious significance. The Dutch also
have a SelmM which is generally re.
garded as the equivalent of Selma.
Otherwise, there is little history con-
nected with the name, which persisted
because it's sound. as we'll as its sig
nificance, was fair.
In this country, the south adopted
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-27
Answers to Questions

H. LII have a small printing set.
My type has become hard with ink.
Please tell me how to remove this ink.
Have tried gasoline.-Suggest that you
buy some varnish remover at a hard
ware store. Hereafter 1t would be
advisable for you to wash the type
more often to prevent this condition
from arising again.
Mrs. c. M. D.. New Paris-How
much money did Germany borrow In
war loans and from whom ?-By the
end of 1918, according to DR.. Schiffer's
statement in the New York Times,
March 81, 1919, her war debt was
SAC, O00, 600, 900. The money was raised
by the German people. Germany was
unable to negotiate loans elsewhere. II
is probable that some Of her bonds
were bought in the United States
prior to our entrance into the war. ou'
this amount was very small In com
parison with the total issues.
Nature-Will you publish names Of
poems on the rising or setting OF the
sun and on the moon?-Under THE
sun" see poems by H. Rowe, J. Davis
Alice Meynell, T. Miller; Sunrise
Among the Hills" Dinah M. Craig
Sunrise in Summer" W. E. Marshall
Sunrise on the Hills" H. w. Long
fellow; Sunrise on the Ocean," S. E
Sherwood Faulkner; Sunset" Herber
Bashford; Sunset on the Bearcamp,
Whittier: Sunset In the Mountains.
Walter Scott in Lady of tho Lake"
Sunset" Mary G. Peckham; "Th'
Moon" Shelley; Moon. So Round ant
Yellow" Matthias Barr; THE Moon,
R. L. Stevenson.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-27
NEPHEW TO CONTEST WILL

SALEM. Mass, Aug. pa contest
of the will of Edward F. Searles, the
millionaire recluse of Methuen who
left an estate Of more than $50, 900,
with Arthur 7. Walker. obscure clerk
of New York. as residuary legatee, will
be made by Albert Victor Searles, of
Boston. nephew OF the testator, it
was learned tonight.
In attempting to break the will the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-27

nephew, who was given s250.0oo, OPP
poses provision by which the mil
lionaire directed that any one contest
ing 1t would lose all to which they
might be entitled under the will.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-27

The United Kingdom, Germany ana
the United States were the chief mar
kets for Chilean nitrate before the
war.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-08
Above ceth st.--5th Av. to North River.

Washington Heights. Above 18TH Sc.
West of 9Th Av
Ji2 w. 10th St.--3 story and basement:
lime stone front; 10 rooms and 3 baths:
well arranged for rooming house. cash re-
CURED $500; early possession; can be seen
by appointment. HENRY NJ. FITCH, i622
AmEterdafn ay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-08

SOUTH YONKERS, on Bway. near city line:
IL room house. open firenlaces hot
water heat, gay; poysesuion: $4,000; cash
81 600 VAUGHN p Try ct, Chelsea $3.50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-08

CONGRATULATIONS, Q rooms, baths.
9 car garage on acre OF ground in most
desirable location. Finest construction and
In perfect condition. owner. going abroad,
viii racrifics II sold Immediately. M. @.
HULL, Tel Larchmont 12SR.
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RockIand Cousty-sale or Rent.

500 acres. near Hnverstraw; house with
barns. farm and woodland: high elevation;
stream through property; fine location; es-
tate, institution or bungalow colony: terms
reasonable. THOMAS J. FREEMAN, Haver-
straw, N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-08

ssT-ri ST. 10 w.--Two large rooms. bath.
klichcnst;s: newly furnished; 1900; years
lease. Inspection 20 ;. Bryant 2B52.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-08

CHESTER HILI~-AfOI'N ut VERNON. .
For sale. fine 10 room Modern house;
choice location and surroundings; 10000;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-08

LADY Christian. desires rent two attrac-
tive rooms, use kitchen. bath: two adults
privacy. refinement fine view. sunny. con-
venient all transportation; SO. Yonkers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-08
REAL ESTATE WANTED.


ANXIOUS for Connects hone. less than
so minutes out o. more roorls. 1c0- high
school or private, ghod gureoundings. Win
ali improvements. full particulars. lJij
Herald Harlow.
ApARTAiE NTS. 5. or o rooms. ueu law;
above i2nth white tenants full pottlsu-
lars. 1884 Hornis la rl.u.
CAMP Ter month or iI isolated luratlon
FOR nervous rccupcrating. Send complete
dcscrpilon lininedintely kaNtcr 80 9TH az.
have buyers for private dwellings ant
apartments IN the better sections Or Man
haitian send ne details % your property
to-day. CLARENCE g. MARITIME, i4iG
nway lsoth ~. T,ls. bryant niel ans $50.
SEVEN room house or two family house.
eaet Of Grand Coucoursc, OF west OF s..
Nicholas az. between ftpth s;.-1TGth e.. I'm
rlcdiatc posscHsion have $1,000 cash.
VAUGHN. Perry e. Chelsea S5ap.
WANTED To rent house OF TO 3 rooms
with garage n possible. must be IN New
ork State and within easy motoring dis
;ance OK New York city.
Gus S'rROH.
~ New ST.. New York city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-08

list west 81 broadway. peror and bed
room adjoining, Handsomely Furnished,
extraordinary also single room. couple or
business man preferred. Apply l.. LEVY.
cnro Tams. 1900 nway.
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AT A PRICE WHICH WAS
REASONABLE 2 YRS. AGO.

AT A PRICE WHICH WAS
REASONABLE 2 YRS. AGO.
We are purchasing a larger
house In our immediate vi
entity. We are not In the
real estate business and are
not looking for profit. We
want to transfer our in
vestment to a larger prop
erty already selected. The
house has s fine rooms and
tiled bath. Garage also in
Guided. Plot $50 fts $50 #.
Rooms decorated under tho
personal supervision of cele-
bratcd artist. Property To-
Gated In aristocratic subur-
ban community very conven-
iently located as to N. Y.
city. Can easy be cared for
=
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-08
FARM PROPERTY.
New York.

DANDY Delaware county dairy farm, 273
acres, rood state 81 cultivation. buildings
IN rood repair; large three story barn, II
room house. wagon house. hog houss. shop
garage. sheep barn. concrete floor. ia most
buildings: plenty wood md lumber. sa4u r
bush: never falling epring water n hsuse
and barnysrd. Will sell with or without
stock and tools. Price 50, 500 stuck and
tools at inventory terms $4,000 down, bat.
nee on eaey terms. The buildings on THIS
Place could not be built to-day FOR tho price
offer tho farm and equipment deal direct
with mo a. owner and save the agents fee
FOR yourself. This ia bargain price for
quick raie. Box GO pavsnpor, Center. y. Y.
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Above som st.-sth Az. to Eas, River.

ARK avenue corner q fec, front. private
dwelling, lcas than land Waite. FRANZ
n ILl
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k.,ove i'm 81. ~ kD'h 81. unciusive)
Fast River TO North River.
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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
Lcrg r-Iand--Saic or Rent.

toVs t"tfNu-yatc or Ncnf.
AT DEII.rRCsE--HALF.H HOUR OUT.
Very attractive. Colonial tyre. six rooms
and hrth every modern inprOvem fro
pace parquet floors. tile bath with shower
ottractively decorated throughout built
lawn. shrubhery; oxcluayc section blocks
e. nt1coa frequent electric traina: SIS. ooo.
$1,000 cash. y. ~. GOLDSMITH, l.. O.
rldg i'honc go Eloral rsrk
BAlsIDE. MaSweil-Bei avs; ninuges
from station Just completed, stucco houses.
sos sr s. as r99S Ap I 70 pSsm1 .,g e
ING CO, Inc.
EXCELLENT building plots. 6oxi00 feet.
near Kew Gardens station; viii cell az sac
rifles 70 quick purchaser. Phone or write
Cololia Realty co.. Inc. kew Gardens. COf-
flee In business biockD Tel. Richmond Hlll
Far ROCK AWAY. fine corner: ooxio6: 10
rooms and baths this house rents for
5000 during the summer; price $1,000.
lhnrc lafayette sf2T.
tiEIpSTEAD, l.. i.-.iiousc OF o rooms, bath.
oil improvements; best residential street
ncsr an lon. corner lot; garage: $4,000.
is.eS.gr tLnD
HAVE sevcrnl houccs runring from 81 zoo
20 $4,000, real bargains, none Of which
Gould be built to-day for 20 per cont. above
those prices n you are really Interested md
wiling ~ investigate. phone n. Me-
WIINRT1R, Pennsylvania 6S address
MI%rO1.A--Win sacrifice large house,
rooms bath. pantry, hardwood floor. gas
electricity. hot water heat newly decorated
and painted. lot 5Oxi00. curb hhrlb cxcei-
lunt location; Z minu'ea walk 20 station. Inn
mediate possession: $4,000. terms arranged.
llAMJJ9, FiG Wilson av., Brooklyn. Phone
i.ctgfcen rogo,
GpHiNCFTEID, Z. f.--iouses and lots. par
gains. SCffABEHORN, opposite station.
Teg,p-on sprlnEfeld lsi1.
Two now room houses ready Zoe oc-u-
pancy; large front porch. alccp'ng porch.
steam heat. electric. gas, open fireplace.
pantry, tiled bath. drt,cwav. price SfI snn.
cash s.. 600. bi-15 Chestnut a.. Flushing.
or owner J. DROGLE. S2S u. 9lth st. Tole-
phtere I.cno1 sr2i.
- CO.. CASH, balance rent, win nuy y
modern eight room home. parnue' floors,
opcr fireplace. large Twins room and sun
parlor tiled bath, four largo bedrooms, sit
iatt In The best residential section ot West
hrry on one acre plot beautifully land
kcaped car garage; immediate possrssi Ion.
HAIRY CtiANDLER, Butler st., wsstbury.
L. I.
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HOMES TO LET AND
FOR SALE.

FOR RENT--Attractively furnished nlpo
room house, baths 81 GreenRrrtr 4
minutes walk from 11artsdals slsfirn ~ min
utcs from gsw Iork: no real estste dealers.
$3.50 psr month. Room lei. - zine ~. Trle-
ulrrrc J~hr 2l-f
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.FOR SALE
BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD
Cortlandt

For Saie-Attractive homo in Yonkers: 10
minutes from broadway; located highest
point in city; best residential section: IL
rooms and bath: modern garage will park
three cars: stable. chicken runs; fruit trees.
vegetable garden. shady lawn; plot f25x200:
price to quick buyer s21.500 Address +. G.
BROWN, owner. - Fairviow 81.
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PRICE CUT
% SS,s2s
sssy Terms
0LONlAL
HOME
s ROOMS,
Tiled Bath.
PIot
.6Ox130 II.

EASY COMMUTATiCN ~ NEW YORK F!
permanent home, everything modern, electric |
floors. select neishborhood. water sports, |
golf. country club, schools. &C.. send for |
photo; fine living room with huge open fire
phase; you can buy this charming place with |
a little cash down and ths money you xo~ |
!, aste paying rent Investigate NJ. G. DOR
SON, 1ss Broasway. N. Y. City. Suite 1912 |
TEL 1922 Cortlandt
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pRoNxvn.LE. n. Z.

BKONNNIILE, y. 7,
In this charming suburb prominent builder
has built houses, remarkable for workman
ship. materials and design. they are set
among old trees in 10 acre plot picturesque
rooms, baths. kitchen scientifically ar
ranged. best steam heating: sunny breakfast
porches.
EVERY DETAIL
OF these houses has had the personal interest
OF the builder. WHO IS 10 occupy one OF them
himself. six minutes walk 70 Hotel Grama-
tan and railway station. Telephone c. Il.
WHEELER, Bryant 1874.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

CITY REAL ESTATE.
-@~---->s--sss-. ---~-->~-S~s,s~s--~~~-~>~s~~
rtJr ofrrENspoRo CORPORATION.
10 East s9d ST., cor. Madison Az.
rren, nattsry 20 isfN 81. Inclusive.
rr'lr,nfNG 3 story. 25x70 near Co-iiandt
~ Immediate possession. price $4,000
cash sig 600. rnap. DvROSS CO., l5s Bway.
kbove i'm ~. ~ kD,h 81. nnciusive)
Fast River to North River
A desirable residence, story basement. 3i4
" soa vacant, immediate posscHsion. Ia
rpcciion Apply Arlington Hotel. Is w. 25th
q. u. STORM.
Above 5eth st.-5th Az. TO East River
PARK avenue corner. q feet front, private
dwelling, lees than land vnuc. FRANZ
L. rtrvrp Cos 20 2. t2d -
TOE IN. ~ Nh ay.1 House, 22xio0. fer sale.
piTCtiliR. 6Oy- Lexington av
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ATTRACTIVE HOME.

~ rooms, baths, porch, moderate Improve
nrents. One acre. beautifully laid out shade
and frrit trees. 20 minutes out. Near sta
ton and trolley. Possession October ist
Offered at bargain Price SIC, 900. NkER,
box u. 8. 32I Herald. Herald square.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.


Tror uattery 20 ii'h e. Inclusive
BROADWAY ana Chambers st, furnished
office, ski, $500 year. Worth 1852.
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APARTMENTS - UNFURNIsHED.

ABOVE 59th St---5th Az. On North River.
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BRONXVILLE-Mur sell within 10 days
for less than you could build going West;
10 rooms; all improvements: corner. 1O0xle5;
garden. fruit, garage: immediate possession.
r 80 Herald, Herald So
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EVERY DETAIL
BEST BUY N WHfTE PLAINS.

Eight rooms, bath. gas, electric. steam
heat, every convenience: nice plot, 5ox200;
flowers and garden; account business changes
VIII sell $1,000; about 5000 cash; quick ac-
tion necessary. J. CLARENCE DAVIES
CLONES Within the Hour. 81 Z. 42d. Van
derhflt o744
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SEVERAL be nsos, west side. Immediate pos
session. 81. 800 Up: also business dwellings,
apartrloat to roet and for rale: country
lomes. MARTENS REALTY OFFICE, 14le
Eway Cat 39th). Tels. Bryant 9191 and 44fo.
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SUBURBAN HoMLS TO LET AND
FOR SALE.

BEAUTIFUL residence { rooms baths
i9r Nurfsy -, Fluth'1r, y 7.
NEAR -C-fitorfabiys ftrnishcd ~
room house . baths hcautifui cioundg.
large rat~ge. 10 let October r. 20 May Is
Pasfi ar rlors Klnsshr'sce %
sNAt.s house 20 rent. furnished. Z rooms;
70 May I, 1921 sl.1 month q. l.. HUI.
DPrI. iis0 Garden CITY,
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REAL EsTATE-oUT OF CITY.
westrhes,rr-salr or Rent.

Very attractive stUcco hougo ~ 10 rooms. q
baths. sleeping porches, conye nient 20 schools.
stores and station bargain al $1,000. q. k.
$50 Her aid. Herald ga.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-08

BUILDERS Opportunity. = PLOT In heart
South Yonkerg for sale. with plan filed
LocKWoSTD. owner, ' IS warburton i av..
Yonksrx; broker. protected
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-08
Borough of Observation-Disclosures.

i!ARGAlN: @ story walk UP. 25 room. floor
As and 5s: rent $l4,136; less than SO pei
room price $4,000; snap. DURoSs, l5t
B'Hay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-08
FOR SALE OR RENT.


FOR barEnins IN commercial wnter fru.t
properties see JOSEPH T. MuLLICAN.
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