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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-16

Seattle owes
IT TO Itself!

CEATTE owes it to its own self
- respect not only to give Mayor c.
B. Fitzgerald the highest vote in the
primaries tomorrow, but to re-elect
him two weeks later. For the chal-
lenge against his candidacy i .
challenge against representative
government It i the only chal-
lenrgFh the cainpaign-the only
real Issue. h i the cIIa1Dentg cF
those who would have this city rum
under factional control, by class
rule. It Is THEIR challenge, and If
Fitzgerald should be defeated it
would be 4 victory for them.
Hugh c. Caldwell Is a misfit in
this campaign. He HAS no issue.
Il behooves the voters, therefore,
to declare themselves emphatically
whether the enemies Of represen-
tative government can dictate
nominations and elections IN this
city. An overwhelming victory for
c. B. Fitzgerald Is the answer Sc
attic owes to itself tomorrow.
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of
Murder ca

OCTOBER ls-0eorss ~. 11o
of Puyal1up. NJ ~ ~ -
beth. English hoar6lng selbooo ~
agree % sepaEn1e - 6lv11o -
propesty u PuyalDup. ~ UT
Accepts $a,See IN susnn 1l1D &
leaves for Seattls wifa uonGv r.
black bag.
OCTOBER se-Stranslsd ~ Il
young woman founA ~ uuCu
at . . m. ON Jonx' Psonk
Baker Park district, By Dan Enl1<
gardener, identified ~ nsYan ~.
tint of his wife. Wu11nm -
Ealy. sf-year-old house po1n1G
sAid 10 have planned - 49, 16|
California with Mrs.. UsyanI -
rested.
OCTOBER 2l-Mra. Bryanis -
le1 Plaza hotel. discovered =
searchcd- Black bag fsuDo G 81
OCTOBER 2e-Saicty depeu1s -
reuted - Ealy and me6Aw, M
Anna Nemlts, searched - nv
and Night Safe Deposit an6 0oogs
age Co. Mrs. Nemlts arrusooa
OCTOBER sS-Capt. Temnant -
Deputy Prosecutor Pattersou -.
fuse to dlvulge develspmen1o m
caae until time q trial.
OCTOBER sa-Ealy and MA Me-
formally charged With first aoGrU3
murder.
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Allied Premiers
Again in Session

LONDON. Feb. fG.--tUnitcd PressJ
The council OF premiers resumed
It's conferences In Downing ri. today
with Premier Hsloyd.George, Earl
curzon, NJ. Cambon and the Japanese
and Belgian ambassadors attending.
The conference started soon after
receipt Of dispatch from Paris de-
claring that Saturday Hugh Wallace.
tho American Ambassador. delivered
note from President Wilson to the
ailie6 LEADERS, on the Adriatic ques-
tion.
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PARIS. Feb. is.--Promicr Miller
and. In an interview. said that the
British and French governments
had agreed the Turkish government
shall be allowed to remain In Con
stantinople, according TO a story
printed In the Echo dc Paris today.
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woman were t1e JnnOceut
victims Of discriminating cir
cumstancef.
THE murderer Of Mrs.
Bryan is this man called
rat declared Fuiton. during the
noon recess. He II now N Cali
fornia. We have had detectives
shadowing him. He II the man
who took Mrs. Bryan on the drive
the afternoon preceding the fatal
night she was murdered at Jones'
Point"
rho rtate refused 20 commence
cxtrniition Proceedings TO Lring
the my y.acr4ous chauffeur back TO
Seattle. according TO Fulton.
Seldom has n murder trial at.
tracted no many people tense with
rent.up interest as that OF Ealy
and his mother. which opened In
Judge J. +. Ronnld's department
OF superior court Monday morning.
The young painter accused Of
strangiinG Mrs. Mary Elizabeth
Bryan Of PuyaIlup with her own
coat collar last October and leaving
her body In a brambie patch on
Jones' Point. overlooking Lake
Washington. and his buxom
mother. charged with aiding him
In tho crime. many times during
the morning leaned forward in
their rents with .batcd breath ss
some juror was being questioned.
The climax came after Mrs. Caro-.
had been seated in the jury box. re |
placing Mrs. Lulu L. Drew. OF 173s |
27shave. s.. who had been excused.
Mrs. Gunderson." asked Deputy |
Prosecuting Attorney Patterson.
shave you any scruples against the
death penaityy''
Mrs. Gundcrson Strengthened up
and moved TO the edge her seat.
The crowd, which overhowed avail |
able seats and stood massed In the
passagcway leading to the outer cor
ridor. fixed It's every eye upon her.
Eaiy crancd his neck over the heads
Of his two counsel. Crawford White
and Walter s. Fulton. Mrs. Nemitz
strained forward.
Have you any scruples that would |
cause you to hesitate about infiicting |
the death penalty In this case?" Pat.
terson repeated.
THE death penalty" said Mrs
Gunderson. slowly. x don't like
that"
II COULDN'T" SAYS
WOMAN JUROR
Nervous laughter broke forth from
the crowd. Judge Ronald raped !
loudly on his bench for silence. II
had been mirthlcss laugh--a mo-
mentary relaxation--and was quick
ly gone. Mrs. Gunderson leaned far
ther forward. clutching her hat tight
ly In her hands. and shaking her
head. Her eyes glistened.
you couldn't under any circum-
stances impose the death pcnaltyg"
asked Judge Ronald.
mo" said the woman Juror. mo
not that! couldn'tr'
Plainly the thought OF II was a
shock to the woman's mind. She sat
shaking her head for some moments.
her eyes fixed upon the judge.
you may step aside" he said, and
she fled from the jury box AS the
crowd and the defendants sank back
into their former posture.
Two other women just ahead OF
her had been excused from tho jury
for the same ecause--prejudicc against
the death penalty. which they pro
tested they could not impose In any
case. They were Mrs. Drew and Mrs.
Bertha Beu: the latter Of 1i12 s1st
nve.
Long before court opened the
crowd gathered. seats were quicly
filled by jury men and women. some
four score witnesses for state ana
defense, the inevitable regular"
spectators who attend ali spectacular
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WOMEN OPPOSE
Death PENALTY
Court Room Tense With Interest =
Mother and Son Go on Trial

That the real murderer of Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Bryan
of Puyallup the Mysterious Fat alleged driver of
the death in which the strangied woman drive1
to her DOOM the startling declaration of Walter 81
Fulton attorney for defense. Monday afternoon.
Fulton said that William Fay Eay and his mother. IN
Anna Nemtz on trial for the murder Of the Puya
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HIT COAsTlj

HIT COAsTlNG on bicycle by
AN auto driven by g. n. Axman.
e15f0 T.. Republican ri. Saturday
night. Arnold Nebon. COZ 18th ave.
~. was suffering from cut hands
and bruises Monday.
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Nom nowhere.
have received personal letters
lhat appeared to give positive In
fosmation as TO this girls location.
mt in no instance was there any
ruth In the letters. Such q case
oDams to SIR up all the nuts. the
Freaks. the handy letter writer's
end fanatics IN the state. and they
Glart to oozcs Conformation" that In
always as definite as II In false.
And these strange psychic
waves. these messages from the
astral plane. these spirits that
peak thru trumpets. and that
pound on tables. and that borrow
Ar. Marconi's wfreless-they. too.
get busy In such a case and flood
In with psychic lunches; and
these. too. prove lies. which makes
us ready TO accept the theory that
only HAIRS achieve immortality.
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sion were reported still in a prccari.
GUS condition Monday. tho the
chances of their survival are more
than even
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,OBABLY the chief rea-
son for the silent alb
sences OF many girls Is
that they feel the first
misstep is fatal. A boy
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uujtGd Preua Ses6 C0Erespon1eUt
PARIS, Feb. 1e.-The Frasro-
nrifain rsply le Presl6ems VII
nsnis nels NBestenlng Ames>can
wfth1Fawnl frsm Eurspsaa ~.
fAIgs 4 ~ ailies psssast n ths1r
pruposed sett1eneue ~ the Adrs-
sele Gnpste withous American
esaseul, dselarys Great nritaIn
and Etance aru' oAligcd - carly
eut ths eaFyma q the utllmstnm
suhull1e6 n Jugo 5laviss Sanu-
~ -. u wns lessned today.
Jugo siavta either must accept the
solution offered by Great Britain and
France or they viii support Italy In
carrying out the pact Of London. the
note said.
Tho allied reply denies President
wilson's accusations agsinst Italy,
pointing out Italy's entrance into
the war and her sacrifices In wealth
and lives.
From other sources II was learned
that Prcmicrs Lloyd George and Nil.
lerand are unchanged In then deter
mination to carry out the ultimatum
Of January 20.
The French press is aroused at re.
ports Of President Wilson's note.
FRENCH NEWSPAPERS
CRTTICISE WILSON
La Liberte is particularly bitter In
it's criticism. declaring that Wilson
from his proud isolation In the
White House is again attempting 70
direct affairs ON the continent OF
which he has no conception"
The newspaper said the note was
delivered TO the big three" by Am
bassador Wallace and that II declared
the United States could not recognize
either enforcement OF the pact Of
London or the recent compromise
agreement presented 20 the Jugo-
slav government by the council OF
premiers.
This man. who Is opposed In his
own country. Is again trying 70 block
European powers" said La Liberte.
After brutally disrnissing Secretary
Lansing, President Wilson. from his
proud isoia ton. is again attempting
TO direct affairs on the continent OF
which he has no conception"
The news of Wilson's latest note
was received In Paris almost stimuli
taneousIy with reports from London
declaring that the couscil OF prcmiers
had made substantial progress on set
tiement Of the various questions.
The Jupo-Slav government. II was
said, would not accept either the
London pact or the councils com.
promise. Advices from Belgrade. as
quoted in London dispatches. said
the Jugo-Slav government was firm
in its decision TO hold out for Its orig
inal contention for enforcement OF
President Wilson'S plan for settle
ment Of tho Adriatic dispute.
Coming on the heels Of dispatches
telling Of the presidents Dismissal
OF Secretary Lansing. the report Of
wilson's note created sensation In
political circles here.
Comment varied on the reported
action OF the president in threatening
Uurn 70 Page 2. Column 81
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WAYS. when public In
tsrest II aroused In =
case like that Of Mildred
Tunis. a thousand
strange stories start
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ana that kespo in touch with them
Iunfn o1n&h.
uvury ous n shln counsry sAeun
- 1I.s.l4 .hsy2 Z e.
o11y s {his way I'm ~ svsr
zoopo With the criminal syeteun
1hne have bssn brought 10 ~ from
onRuad. and that have made . Jest
- cur bucollc police.
1f every girl In the country had
~ have . personal card. with a
uhotograph Of hersslf on Il. with
1oe place Of birth. axe. = bit Of =
eecurd Of her life. there would Be
- mtsntng girls.
1f every red. every wobbly, ev-
~ hcbo. had TO have such = card.
~ 2olicoA would be efficient: the
1Fofeonion1 criminals could not
GUprata for more than six months.
~ tunoceuts. caught In the met of
/. 1uu1pnonn<1G1 otidcnce, would
n04 q sQunFeF deal-
I 60 e - poW. the shrewdsr. The
mQEo axpsl1enced, ths more dan
49, tlss criminal. ti,e I<ns the.
An6sa 'of cSnviffion. or even Of
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whore the buffstsd and
beaten craft OF the seven ssas find
oternal anchorage. and swing idiy
With the smooth flow Of gentle
ttdes.
= But where Is the haven Of miss-
tag girlsy
Where do all these girls 20 who
drop out OF touch with their loved
onese
Occasionally some striking ais
appearance. like that OF Mildred
Tunis. gets publicity. but most
gtrla Just vanish. Many OF these
cases are never reported 10 the po-
1ice. but enough are reported to
Give US cause for wonder.
In every city In this country dox.
ems Of Eiris vanish every year.
Most of them never return to their
homes. and in many cases no rca-
non for their going can be given BY
their loved onex
How many Of these girls ws -
b the dancing cabarets. In the
4 .o0xiesQue shows. how many Of
ehese gay. restless. tinsel girls. who
bower on the edge Of things. arc
oomcwhere posted as missingf
How many OF them have mothers
md fathers. and brothers and
ctptrrs. and swee,hearts--waiting
end wond~rsnxg
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CONVENT AV., 325 (i3d St, WD.-Comfor-
table room. private house. Christian fam
ny convenient subway. bus, Il: business
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REAL EsTATE--oUT OF CITY.
New Jersey-saIe or Rent.

GENTLENIANS estate, AZ acres. IA miles
from New york main street. asphalt pave
trclty; fine home. buildings; improvements:
fruit nice view residential neighborhood
school nigh school. BANDHOLTZ. Wash
ington. Larch avs, Dumont n. J.
HOMES at Boonton and vfcinlty. on the ID .
l.. & W II. r., 20 miles from New York ;
price IS, coo and upward. GEORGE BLAN-
CTIARD. Tel. 234: res. 4d2J
MONTCl4AIR.--A modern TWO family house.
one five room apartment. with one oath :;
one 10 room apartment. with two baths; I'M
mediate possession of both apartments; ptco
$l2 500; - fully So 600 under replacement
value. MABEL a. CORBY, 65 Orange road.
Montclair, y. J.
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B0ARDERS WANTED.

BEEClIHURST l.. l. (s Riverside Drive)--
80 minutes from Penn. Station, minutes
from Whitestone Landing Station: so trains
daily, all outside rooms; refined surround
ings; excellent home cooking; rooms, SO up :
with board, S25 up per week: special prices
for couples families. Write or phone
Flushing 203O-R.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, $40 tcorncr 10th stu
Southern exposure every room, private bath
and telephone; elevator; Hungarian chef; re-
fined Hebrew social surroundings. Mrs. IDA
MARKS.
GOTH corner Lexington sv., 1887 Room
WIN meals. $40 weekly up: good home
cooking. hotel service; elevator, telephone:
for women exclusively. HOTEL RUTLEDGE.
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BOOKS bought; cash paid for libra r,es
large and small collections; drop n card.
we wifi call FRIEDMhNS, % w. nth st.
Bryant 1859.
| pay $3.50 more than any one for your fur
niture, rugs, pianos, paintings. BAISLEY,
u. University place Cstuyvesant 220s).
WANrED-lO0 feet or less Of y inch or q,
inch Chnin. 7 or . regular slip anchors.
about $50 pounds. DAVID MARTIN. =
ocean Court. Manhattpn Beach Phone
Coney Island 1901.
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westchester--saie or Rent.
BRoNXvILLE. \. y.

BRONXVILLE y. y
In this charming suburb a prominent builder
has built ) houses, remarkable for workman
ship, materials and design: they are set
among old trees in 10 acre plot picturesque
with winding roads, brook ad hillside; 10
rooms, 3 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 20 Hotel Grama-
tan and railway station. Telephone 9. r..
WHEELER, Bryant 1914.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
vast side

MADISON AZ. tS1t-T.arFe, light room
private house; no other roomers. Harlem Gao.
p0ih CORNER tsexlnrtou nv. 1859 .-Evclu-
-ivcly for womru $40 weekly aud up;
room with uso Of bath SIC weekly up; room
with private bath, SO weekly up; cosoy.
sunny, comfortable, HOTEL RUTLEDGH,
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Borough of Richmond-saie or Rent.

Do you want a home grand?
Address DAVIS q DAVIS. Staten Island.
Values from : TO 10 thousand;
Initial payment very. very small;
Succeeding payments like rent, that's all.
Phone "Tompkinsville 2421'
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

OPPORTUNITY for growing oil
company TO acquire acreage IN
jefferson county. Okla. close 20
wells now being drilled by the
Simms Petroleum Company, the
Empire Fuel. Oil and Gas, Lone
Star Gas Company and tho Sun
Company; this acreage is ALSO
lutely on structure, and lies be-
tween BurkburRett Healde=-. ana
the New Wilson field, all conlmer-
cial leases and best buy in Qhla-
homa; also ! 900 acres for well on
structure; cost OF we'll complete
approximately $4,000. For fusl
particulars write Box 1914, rerrai.
Okla.
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UNPUBLISHED ROOMS TO LET.

"~~~~~-~~~-~~>-"~~----~
MADISON Av., T45.-Beautlful light room,
with bath; conveniences. LEWIS. Plaza
3211.
18TH az Edgecombe av.)-Exceptional
room, unfurnished, modern: suitable busl-
ness couple: reference
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New Jersey.

FOR RENT.--Two, three or four furnished
or unfurnished rooms for housekeeping
lot and cold water, steam heat. Leonardo.
New Jersey, Box 80.
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miscellaneous.

BETH ST, zoo West.--Oflice doctor. dentist
:. room apartment, ground floor. SURF.
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Lots OF lots. SIS 70 81 .ooo zach. all within
two miles OF Fort Lee FERRY. SONS with
Hudson River virv. iiigtalmrnts accepted. g..
r.. VI. BUILDING g REALTY CO.. pslisado,
y, ia a. Junction,
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Borough of Queens--sale or Rent.

NACANT
a BEAUTIFUL RICHMOND HILL. CORNER
Doctors or private home, beautiful go II.
front, fl rooms, FOYER hall hardwood
closed yeranda, garage. Owner, 1895 Bush
wick av.. Brooklyn; telephone Bushwick 251G.
CHOICE BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.
BUILDING LOTS IN RESTRICTED SEC
TON or RICHMOND HILL; PAVED
STREETS, CURBS. SIDEWALKS, WATER
GAS AND ELECTRIC LIGHTS; $50 DOWN
READY FOR OCCUPANCY. 81. 900 DOWN
AND SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS;
AUTOMOBILE SERVICE. WRITE OR
CALL ADA REALTY lCO., 1928 FULTON
ST., BROOKLYN, n. Y PHONE 1884 DE
CATUR.
FOR SALE-Cnusualy attractive all year
home: new Colonial brick dwelling. with
garage first floor has large living room.
dining room, kitchen, extra toilet and laun-
dry IN basement; second floor 3 bedrooms
tiled bath: interior finished throughout In
white enamel woodwork and mahogany fin
ished doors; parquet floors throughout: hot
water heat, gas, electricity. sewer, &c. re-.
strcted section; no assessments > minutes
walk 70 large park and bathing ! block ex-
press station. II minutes Grand Central.
cent fare; So, 900 cash required, balance on
terms For plan and photo call. write or
phone ]. s. WRITER'S. 81 Vanderbilt av..
n. Y, room 1874. Phone Vanderbilt 9+S4.
WOODSIDE, l.. For sale, house rooms
and bath steam heat. electric light
closed porch: garage: half block to New
York trolley: ; minutes walk TO subway.
elevated or Long Island Railroad. Apply
l1s 4th st. Woodside. Phone Newtowp 3194.
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Above 5sth st.--5th Av. to North River

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
West OF Broadway. attractive story,
American basement rooms, baths,
for years. WOOD, DOLSON CO., Inc,
Bway and s0th ri. Schuyler 100.
PRIVATE dwelling, 4 stories and basement
for sale, suitable for physician, vicinity seth
ST.. Columbus av.; electricity, parquet floors
Particulars FRED MULLER. 1911 broadway
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TO close an estate: II room house. slate
roof all improvements: extra large barn
well located Main ST.. Chatham. N. j.; lot
SSx227; five minutes walk from station. In
auire 4s Sanford ST.. East Orange. Tel.
4836J Orange or TO 262 Jellff av.. Newark.
Tel, 1918 Waverly.
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Connecticut--saie or Rent.
New yersey--sale or Rent.

ANOTHER bargain: will out price 2Oe6
sell within ~ days fine home property
consisting OF dainty Dutch Colonial house OF
g rooms and tiled bath, every Improvement
den; easy committing distance out in Jer-
rey's cleanest cut country suburban COM
munity; minutes 20 ". r. station t1,sOC
cash secures title and occupancy; 5000 car
remain on first mortgage. SERIOUS, Pos,
office Box 1i0I, City Hall station, New Yori
city
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PARK AV. 50S.
Artistic floor to let for business. Plaza sos
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B'WAY and sith st.--comfortabiy furnished .
.aasdaJoining bath; gentleman. Tel. Schuyler
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
Eas. SIDE.


GOTH. - East.-Large furnished room. suit
able Tor two gentlemen; electricity. steam
heat bath.
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HOUSES TO LET, UNFINISHED

gid ST, near Broadway.-Three upper floors.
private house, suitable for furnished rooms.
JOHN Fl. SCHEIER, % West Ard St, phone
Vanderbilt $500.
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FOR rent nj Kew Gardens, l.. T.. beautiful,
new apartment, q rooms baths, sun par
lor large foyer hail; ready about December
1 So roo 70 So 900 per annum minutes from
station on high ground. COLOKA REALTY
COMP ANY, INC. Kew Gardens, l.. !. OFFICE
in business block. Tel Richmond Hin T0GT.
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Penna ivania.

TnwANDA PA. woODLEIGH.--FaH ana
winter accommodations. Splendidly heated.
Electric lights. Wholesome food comforts
% home. Owner trained nurse. Healthy To-
caity. Booklet. Prices $40 to 500.
Miss ELIZABETH LAMB
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IS rooms, baths, story brownstone
Washington Park; lease Immediate pos
session. MANTILLA, 1866 Montague ST..
Rklyn. Main BTOi.
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Borough of Queens.
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

YOUNG business man (Christian) desires
furnished room vicinity 115th 81. and Bway ;
must be reasonable. II 1877 Herald. Herald
so
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COUNTRY BOARD.

FALL and Winter living: Something new
and beautiful Westchester for people OF
character and refinement seeking an attrac-
"a high class. exclusive little Inn for about
% appreciative guests seeking the comforts
and refinements OF home life without ita
housekeeping cares, and willing 90 pay $40
10 $50 weekly per couple; s25 upward single.
References ana personal interviews essential.
Phone 20Ti White Plains for detailed infor-
and Grocuridge nypnuca
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BEAUTIFUL corner residence, brick. ~
story. u rooms, bath, hot water heating,
electric; garage; immediate possession; price
$1,000. Phone Flatbush 1889. Address
nftp Clarendon road
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Borough OF Bronx.

ATTRACTIVE. homeliko room, one. two
gentlemen; private family; references. Tel
Fordham 2453.
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FARM PROPERTY.
New York.

New York.
DANDY Delaware county dairy farm. 2I3
acres good state Of cultivation; buildings
In good repair; large three story barn, If
room house. wagon house. hog house, shop.
garage, sheep barn; concrete floors In most
buildings; plenty wood and lumber; sugar
hush. never failing spring water In house
and barnyard. WIN sell with without
stock and tools. Price $500; stock and
tools at inventory; terms $1,000 down, bal
ance or easy terms. The buildings this
place could not be built to-day for the price
I offer the farm and equipment; deal direct
with me as owner and save the agents fee
for Yourself This is n bargain price for
quick sale. Box e6 Davenport Center. y. \.
Virginia.
HoMESEEKERs-S for Virginia Farm
List Dept. 1853. Emporia. Va.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-09

FREEPORT. 4
Two family semi-detached house and ga
rage; in each, G rooms, bath, hot water heat
gas and electricity; on plot 100x100 best
residential section; immediate occupancy:
piicc $li 900; terms to suit. OWNER, box
II Ernennri. L. l.