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The evening world., 1920-10-02
About Plays and Players
BY BIDE DUDLEY
WV LILLIAN ALLEN WHITE cdi.

wv LILLIAN ALLEN WHITE, cdi-
w tor and author. wrote a book
once called The Heart Of
Tooi." Aftor II had BIT the market a
regular Kansas wallOp, some film
company made a motion picture Of 10.
Recently tho film was shown private
~ In EmpOria. Kan. for the benefit
of Mr.. waite. The editor took the en-
tire stan OF hla newspaper, The I'm
poria Gazette. 70 SEQ tho picture.
Next day the following editorial. un-
doubtodly from tho White pen, APP
peared In the Gazette:
''The Gazette force has been watch
ing the boss crouch all morning. He
TOOK them last night 20 SEQ q private
view Of The Heart OF Fool In the
movies. Il IA showing IN New York TO
rood houses and Harry Mcclure got
a print Tor a private show. The boss
n sore on the picture. II departed
from his story and he has a pride OF
nuthorahip which 10 amazing. The
force thought the story was greatly
improved by the changes made In ~
that the ending OF the picture was
r,nch better than the ending the Dosa
80 Al, me story. But the boss Is thai
loud thaV he won't admit II ana nc
1000 AK his friends 20 90 see th'
,,,cts,re and won't give Il an lndor5e-
1nent. The Gazette force however
All for the picture"
The evening world., 1920-10-02

Redferhe HOlsnshead will sing at
the Strand next week.
Edward knubluck has sailed from
England for New Y ork
"Follies of the Lower Fast Side" win
be seen az The National Winter Garden
next week.
They're already talking about NOV
ing Three Live Ghosts" uptown from
the q. v. Theatre
Henry Hull is now casting for his
new play, He's looking for a leading
lady.
Joe Weber has placed the whole
''Honeydew' company under three
year contracts.
There will be a ballroom One-step
contest al the Terrace Garden Dance
| Palace Tuesday night for a silver cup.
| Two Jazz bands play there sunday
afternoons
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i 10 2g55oU444ee.294

1. In what city was Caruso born2
2. What Is the name OF the seat
OF Australia's new capital2
8 OF what are the hlaments OF
the majority Of electric globes made 7
4. What title wus conferred on
Gen. French for has services in
France7
s. In what French city Is an old
Roman amphitheatre used 10 stage
bull -fights7
6. What city was known % tho
Bride OF the Scar
7. what building 10 commonly
! .a,led the Cradle OF Liberty"
4 ROund what cape y the BlStn0
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The young woman from the country
was a guest at a dinner at which a
noted explorer was the centre OF at
traction. Beng OF a somewhat
langud turn, she devoted more at
tentlon 10 the dinner than to the con-
versation. When the repast was at
an end she turned to her left hand
neighbor and asked;
And what was that tiresome old
gentleman talking about9
Progressive Peru" Was the repiv
us that so2" continued thu vow
woman, with some interest. al
how do you play itT"-Harper1s NIL
aEina
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DO the male oulja boarders prefer
me modern girl 20 the old fashioned
girl? DO they like the Jazz artists or
prefer the girl who stays AZ home and
makes doughnuts7 Has the girl who
behaves az mother used TO a chance
10 win a regular feilow7 or viii he
insist on class" dancing ability and
non-shlny noses7 That's the winner
for this week, 80 unpack ouiJn from
his little wooden box and whisper,
DO MEN PREFER THE MODERN
GIRL TO THE oLo-FAsHioNEo
Grill
Don't ioso any tims n aondinG ths
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10 QUESTIONS.
His Superiority

What kind Of fiddler ia that there
big young son-in-law OF Gabe Gun
deTs9" asked an acquaintance
"Ffnest In the landl" replied a cit-
zen OF straddle Ridge, AK. You
know. II had got so that most every
time stranger showed 40 ~ . aanaA
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a alInAr MIRIAkE.

'-rhe Meanert Nan IN the Morn
vyiii be started on ia New L.
reef by George NJ. conan At W o.,
81 n lie cast IL George " Cana
IN who looks exactly ike EDDIE
Dnnn. ali but IN the clothes me
other day a man approached cana
nan on the street and eaid: %.
What's become OF the wardrobes,
.g,,e got IL on" replied 9eorge W.
,.stb Airht touch Of resentment
.sNo. mean the glad rags sala
the other -.,,.a "a.
'-There isn't any more, replied the
actor. Then a great light came Oyer
him. "Say" ~ said you lhlhA 10
Dunn, don't your a.,
aYou certainly are done. sorry. old
mani came from The other as he left
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Too i!

he thought he had TO whip the .Iddler
some time during the function. And
prob1y he done So But, by cripeg
when they jump onto this young Teller
they take a-nuther notion right sud
denly. He lays his fiddle down, whips
the gent and then begins saving again
right whur he left of."--KRnsas city
star
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Dutchman condemned 20 beat until
doomsday2
8. What famous writer used the
pseudonym of Jonathan Oldstye2
10. Who was known as the Iron
Duke
IL What was the name OF Sir
Launc6lots son?
~. What Is the name OF the road
leading from the Mount Of olives TO
Golgotha2
ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS.
/, Naples; @ Canberra; 3, Plati-
mum; 4, Niscount YpreS; s, Mines;
8, Venice: Z. Faneul Hall, Boston;
Is. Cape OF Good Hope; 9, Washing
ton Irving; TO- Wellington; II, sir
Galahad; 70, Via Dolorosa
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Dear Dud--d Just read OF a film di-
rector who was accidentally shot on
his location Gertie.
Mr.. Dudloy-idow's this; A man
asiSs another II his wife selects hts
clothes mo" says the second tel.
low. ''She merely picks my pockets.'
Laughing Oscar.
D,.nir Dud-NVe're thinking Of chang
dnE name Of The Meanest Man In
me world" 20 Dudley" Why2 Be
cause you haven't been In 70 see as
IN three dayg.--Caldwen
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cARR I'M A NEW ONE.

william A. Brady presented Alex
ander Carr In ''rhe Dreamer" new
piay BY Jules Eckert Goodman, at
Far Rockaway last night In the
cast also are Frances MctHath,
Harry Spencer, Frederick Boros, Pam
Browning. John Rafael, Rose Morrl-
eon. Joseph Selman. Charles Brown.
Marie Rorke, George F'redericka, liar-
rlet Mondel and Betty Baker.
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FROM EVERYWHERE.

Fyery town, Al seems, can turn out
qancers n Il tries. Seven Of the
principal steppers OF Good Times
al the Hlppodrome, were asked yes
ferday 20 honestly tell who're they
came from. The honors went 20 Gin
ciEnafi. Kankakee. London, Green
Wich Village, Copenhagon, fiatDush
"a NAahHlllA .--------
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answer to The Ouiia Editor, The
Evening World
And here are some OF the last
answers TO the question.
90 GIRLS OF TO-DAY MARRY
FOR LOVE or MONEY!
Sergeant Diek--They want the
dough every time. Mine does, but
don't care what she wants as long
as she sticks with the ship.
Queen Of Shsba--I reign over the
Court OF the Sarcastic Bachelorettes,
and they say that girl who mArries
for money is contemptible,la girl who
marries for love 10 pitlable, and one
who marrieH for both Is lucky. but
luck y bound q change
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ANsWERe 10 lNouIRlEs.

NJ. W-John Mckee directed the
book and Julian Alfred the dances
W R.--You might take your song
TO Charley Miller care T. d. Harms.
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our Wilhe pitched cartridge up,
And on ne store n struck.
We hadn't bought his school books vel
on, iUere 700 not IN Iucki
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FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE.

'Is she az thin as all thntT"
~. Wa found her in 'Ai ''l'DA'n'
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a THoUoHT EoR 10 pAY.

kissing Is only dangerous 20 the
wife
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&a15aDA3g 5CUijci5aSqGAS

low boys listen to this And ss
In For old oujh is which
him
every day question boys have hard time answer
the every other question
ofn thai come up
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REALTY JOTTINGs.

Payson Mel. Merrill Company hav,
been appointed managing agents b,
Frederick W. Marks for the three apart
ment buildings at SO to 80 East Eighty
sixth street.
The New York Savings Bank was the
lender of the s700.000 TO the Collegiate
Reformed Protestant Dutch Church on
its property at the northwest corner OF
Fifth avenue and Forty-eighth street
1oox20o. reported in October.
The Trump Realty Company. Inc.
Henry J. Ehrinanr secretary. has been
formed. with Offices at 1856 Myrtle ave-
nue.. Brooklyn. to deal in apartment
houses
David Gerstner is the buyer of the
store and loft building at 1875 University
place. reported sold yesterday through
Broadnan Brothers. The new owner
VIII renovate Il Tor his business
The Long Island Real Estate Board
will meet at the Cafe Boulevard to-day.
In view Of the fact that early in January
the brokers license bill will be brought
up in the Legislature. James Frank will
have copy Of the bill with him, and the
subject will be thoroughly discussed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-22
PROPERTIES IN FOUR
BOROUCHS AUCTIONED
Joseph p. Day Holds His Last
Special Sale of 1920.

Joseph r. Day held the last special
sales Of 1920 in the vesey street ex-
change salesroom yesterday afternoon
About 400 persons We're present The
offering consisted of parcels located ir
Manhattan. Bronx. Brooklyn and
Queens.
David vogel purchased the north
west corner OF Thno avenue and forth
street. a FIVE story store and business
building. 5o.5xioo. Tor $4,000 and
Adolph Blumenthal paid $4,000 Tor
two four Story brownstone tenemcnts
with stores at 7ls aad 10 Lexington
avenue.
The FIVE story tenement AT 500 West
Tenth street went to Philip Lynch for
$4,000 and 1859 and 2S75 Heath ave-
nue.. two two story brick dwellings.
were acquired by Henry Eggers for
$4,000 each No. 1914 Seventy-hfth
street. Brooklyn, went TO @. Miller for
y161On. and Joseph Cook obtained 132
Jefferson avenue. Brooklyn. for $4,000
J. L. Lucas was the purchaser OF 2O5
Luquer street. Brooklyn. four story
tenement. 30xlOo. the price being
$4,000. and II Johnson was the high
bidder on the three -four story apart
ments. 3oxg6 each, at 5S2-5e2 Rogers
avenue Brooklyn
The two fami'y dwelling. Oh plot
S0x10O. at 1853 F'ifty-eishth street,
Brooklyn went to John J. Goin'an Toy
SO 500. and George e. Ryar was the
successful bidder for A. South Nine
teenth street. Elmhurst, l.. l., the price
being $4,000.
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Miscellaneous.


FOR RIsNT-1MMEDIATE POSSESSION
II White st. 5o0x1O0. fifth floor (top).
1873 w. oath St. 25xI10. first loft.
$40 w 26th 63xi00. store and basement !;
floor capacity 200 lbs. loading platform.
1913 Blocker ST., 25xi00. fourth lott.
POSSESSION FEBRUARY /.
133 w. Gath ST.. o5x100. sixth loft (top).
1870 Blocker at. 25sl00. store and basement.
Phone OWNER, Longacre 2722.
OFFICES. LOFTS, WAREHOUSES;. SHOW
ROOMS. all sections. ]. CLARENCE
DAVIES, 80 Nassau St, John 117l. 81 L.
ed ST.. Vanderbilt 9f15.
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LEASES OLD CHICLE PLANT.
U. r. s. Candy stores, Inc, Rent
Big Factory In Long Island City.

Judson A. Harrington has sublease1
for a long term for the American Chicle
Company 10 the L. r. S. Candy Stores,
Inc. the five story factory, containing
about 100000 square feet of space, on
the south side of Harris avenue. from
Ely avenue to William street Long
Island City.
Owing to the rapidly increasing bus
ness of the L. r. S. Candy Stores. Inc
II was imperative that a plant be Sc.
cured at once. and after very thorough
search of the metropolitan district III,
above mentioned building was selected
because of it's admirable layout and the
fact that it is located in the best labor
section Of Long Island City. within q
few hundred feet of the express subway
and elevated station on the Bridge Plaza
and convenient to about twelve trolley
and bus lines.
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Above seth st.-5th Az. to East River.

Above seth St.-jth Az. to East River.
EAST 61ST-Four story IL II. dwelling; bar
GAIN S21 800. owner. Muir. Hill 1859.
Above 5sth st.-5th Az. to North River.
A. 81 MANHATTAN Az "A.
Near 116th st. elevated. subway stations:
five stories. basement all improvements /;
each floor contains two apartments.
seven rooms and bath each; rental 81. 600.
GREAT BARGAIN OPPORTUNITY.
SURETY REAlTY CO. 135 BROADWAY.
administrations on S5th ST.. near West
End av., 2 story and basement 20xi00. IL
rooms, ) baths. cleo. light; now vacant !;
possession at once only $1,000 cash required.
Keys al this office. NJ. II. GA1LLARD &
Co, 22e9 Broadway Cat Sad ST..
story, West sos. 23xi02, IA rooms, baths
all improvements, s3i 900. cash $4,000; ex-
ceptional bargain CoUGHLAN a CLISBY,
200 West T2d
story. American basement, West ssth. IA
rooms, electricity, parquet. immediate pos
session. s23 900. cash $4,000: bargain.
COUGH1AN e. CLISBY, 200 West I'D.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


BARGAINING large bluewhte solitaire
earrings cost $1,000: will sell $2.400 X
226 Herald. Herald SO.
GOOD CIGARS IN BOXES
AT ONLY &C., SIC. AND &C. EACH.
COSIO HAVANA CIGARS,
AT &C.. &C. AND &c.
High class cigars at about half regular
prices. We are the outlet for 30 factories
and win sell you cigars cheaper than any
house in the United States.
WALTER VI. SMITH,
IL W. 42d ST., New York. Take elevator.
VERY IMPORTANT FACTORY for sale ~
France, Marseilles district. on ground Gov
ering 1000 so. meters, OF which $500 are
built over. comprising ID plant for the
making of brass and copper bars and wire,
with press for metal wire drawing. wire
drawing benches, rolling mill reels. smeit-
Ing and returning kilns, &C.; (2) warehouse
fitted UP for metal selling; (S) an important
tool workshop for rough stamped pieces and
machine worked shop for automobile
repairs. with auto garage. This factory,
doing n good turnover. would suit similar
firm DESTROYS of creating French business.
Full price 100000 francs. For full informa-
ton write JULES REQUIN. Place Pujet,
Toulon (Var). France.
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SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.

Mt Rideewood. y. j., for Mrs. Carolina
e. whitehead her residence at Il West
End avenue to William Schlafge: and %
Mrs. Sarah A. Barnard 2s6 Prospect
street: also for NJ. T. Ruane vacant
lot on Heights terrace to Mrs. A. C..
Dodrnan.
Payson Mel. Merrill Company leased
for the season of 1921 for Mrs. Wilfred
J. Warner to William n. Long her prop
erty on the east side OF Victoria avenue
Lawrence Beach. l.. ].
wykagyl Holding Company sold two
plots in Wykagyl Park TO Pierpont Van
Colt, who will improve next spring with
a dwelling.
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vANTED--Some one TO finance pat
enting of small article and to man
ufacture same. * 2i0 Herald. Her
aid SO.
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~ THE AUCTION ROOM.
ia vEsEY STREET,
ny Samuo. Marx.

9TH ST. I26 +. 3. 2ss e av g. sOyg7 !
siy tnmt str-F Kingshur1' Curtis ACT
Lena Zicchner et g.! Harris u Colt. atty .
que. s2I.5iOG0 taxes, &c. so 900: 10 the
piainilI. -. ...s... ................ ~ 900
GREENWICH ST, "a. ~ cor Rector 81.
-. ixg0 sxi5.Sxa"G. = 80 tnr1ts &
strs-Caroline N Keller nR' Salvie de T.
Dalton ~ Al ICELAND & Kuhn attys. par
,ition: 70 Danlaj w McCrea, a party In
INTEREST s..sss'ss. ...............x5 90, 900
by Jacob H. Mayors.
At. 25xas Z. . sty tnmt 4 str.-Abr schwarz
81 al act Ella Fvankci 81 al: Mandclbauu
Bros. attys: due, SOS. sJof4. taxes. &C..
s265.50; 10 the ,inintiff. g2f Opo
ESTATES APPRAISED.
BINGHAM. ANNE +. tNovember 70. 1912
Gross estate. s54.s0o. net estate, sai. SO
The estate goes TO her son Leo and her
daashiers. Wary II. Jameson and Alice
Gale Bingham.
BATES, CAROLINE y. tnied In Washing
ton. n. c.. December =, 1871 Widow IN
. Gen. Alfred y. Bates. T.. s. A. Gross ca-
tate Sl25Gla New York estate $50 gaG
The New York property was divided he.
tween her dauehters, Henrietta y. Brooke
Washington y. g., and Eliza Morgan
TOWNSEND SARAH g. tDisd 10 Milton.
Mass.. March 30. 1900. cross estate.
1923 ,p2s; estate taxable In New York $40
326. Nieccs. nephews. friends and char
able instltutions received the property.
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EAST 61ST-Tour story IL II. dwelling; ba
gain S21 800 owner. Muir. Hill 1850.
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christmas House Auction Tonight

Joseph p. Day. the auctioneer. will
hold at o'clock this evening in the
Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange. 1Ss
Montague street, his second Christmas
Present Auction Sale of moderate price
homes. The offering consists of fifteen
new houses. located on both sides of
Sixty-eigNth street, be,weAn Twenty
first and Twenty-s cond svenues. at a
subway sfsunn Of the . "A Beach line
The houses. some % which have garages
are two story. detached aud semi-de-
tached one family residences. 25x1O0 and
34x100 each.
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B0ARDERS WANTED.

ST. ALBANs,
34D-35f West b6th Ut.
Board and suite. two rooms, private bath.
eso per week and up for two persons, single
rooms; family house.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, $40 (io4th)-Excep-
tionaliy elegant large rooms; overlooking
beautiful Hudson; parauot. chandeliers. fire.
places, steam, kitchenetto privileses.
f22p ST., 152 west.--Comfortably furnished
double, single rooms; electricity; excellent
table; Jewish.
fc2D, 1872 W.-Largc room, running water
suitable two gentlemen excellent board.
An advertisement IN the Lost aud
Found columns Of THE NEW YORK
HERALD offers a real possibility Of
recovering your lost property.
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INVESTMENT Opportunity Established
manufacturer of advertised brand of over
alls offers new issue of common stock Ore
Dollar per share. For information address
p. o. Box IDS. Bradford. Pa.
LARGE or small investment in producing
concern of national scope assuring excep-
tional returns is open for limited period. c
1880 Herald. Washington Heights.
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BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

TO LEASE.
Building on West Side, between Canal and
30th SITS. for occupancy before May |. con-
tanning 10000 TO $4,000 square feet, 1000
feet for office space and $1,000 10 10000
feet for storage. 1000 feet or moro 10 floor
floor capacity LIS pounds. no manufacture
ing. must have street floor good shipping
facilities. 400 Herald. $50 broadway.
WANTED--Tsoft for printer. 5000 So. IT..
carrying capacity 200 lbs. per "a. r.; pos
session Immediately or February list; West
Side, below 23d ri. DANIEL BIHDsAsl. Il
CO.. Inc, 90 Worth ST. Phone Worth 800.
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APARTMENTS = UNPUBLISHED.

DOCTORS OFFICE,
1874 EAST 61ST ST.
Reception room furnished. consulting room
and lavatory; rent s2.400 yearly. includes
hall and switchboard service OF the highest
type; accessible via i. r. T. and q. r. IT.
subways, Il" and surface lines suitable for
two doctors. Inquire on premises or DOUG
LAS l.. ELLIMAN CO.. Agents. Is East
10th st. Tel. Plaza 1900.
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Berough of Quecns--saIe or Rent.

real. Bargain.--New and up TO date Colonial
brick dwelling, with garage: cent fare I;
VIII sell 10 responsible party on reasonable
terms. l. FRED HOFFNAGEL, % Wander
bir av Tel. Vanderbilt o4st.
500 monthly as rent Includes all expense.
buys room cottage IN woodhaven: small
security. BUS1fMAN. Union Course Station.
l.. l. r. II. Phone Rich. Hill 1924.
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FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT.


FACTORIES FOR RENTS 900 sd. II.
floors, 5000 or 1900 It,; or separate;
modern buildings, sprnklsd elevator. clec-
tricity. heat; Bradley Building, tlth 81. and
Vernon NV. Long Island City; minutes
from Grand Central Station. blocks from
all subways, cent car fare. Principals only
address a. j. BRADLEY. owner. 10i Beck
man ST.. New York Phone 1901 Beekman.
$500 square feet; modern factory: light.
well heated; immediate possession. u. +.
HOBBS, 5i5 Ridge ST.. Newark.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ADVERTISER wishes 70 meet man with
business ability, one able 10 manage office
staff. TO join me partner In business
tablished 10 years; business showing good
profit investment $1,000 10 $1,000. secured
by stock and orders hand highest busl-
ness references given and expected. Write,
giving full particulars regarding self. which
will be treated In strictest confidence, and
III arrange interview. a65 Herald. Her
aid 50.
COMMERCIAL firm. JOSEF RAPACtI EFT
Gle. Warsaw poland), 40 Rue Hoza.-
Export, import commission. seek agencies,
manufacturers. mines and large commercial
firms: supply Poland and in future the
territories of former and present Russia.
DISAGREEMENT of partners. opportunity
to profit 81 900 a month; largest garage In
Bronx; have go cars; low rent; will sacri-
flee for security.
BOX ia. sOls Sd Av
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14lST ST, ESQ West Corner Drive) High
class elevator. five and seven rooms: fac
ing Hudson; immediate possession; rent rea-
sonable.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
New Jersey.

YOUNG couple, owning fine old mansion
with all modern convenlences. spacious
grounds. verandas. &C., is DESTROYS OF secur-
ing few permanent guests strictly Euro
pean basis; large, sunny rooms. with rum
ming hot and cold water; excellent food, pre-
cared by French chef: table supplied from
our own farm. minutes walk 10 D., l.. &
W. station; best Communication TO New York
city,; prices consistent Address 1872 Main ST..
Madison. y. j.
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Borough Of BrookIyn--saIe or Rent.


one family stone house q rooms and bath:
parquet floors and electricity; In first class
condition; close TO Nostrand nv. subway
station Mt Sterling ST. For particulars
phone SDpTJ.
HENRY s. MOTT. real estate and Insurance.
961 Fulton ST. P'kivn
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FOR SALE-AIanufacturingl loft building. de-
signed for heavy floor load, $50 pounds 10
50. It., size 25xii2, 4 stories: location near
23d st. and 4th av.: steam heat, electricity.
freight elevator: entrance front and rear
easy terms j. T. mccoy $50 list av
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.


Above 18th st. to seth sc. Unclusive).
East River to North River.
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Furniture

BIG REDUCTION sALE.-Your choice in
new and slightly used OFFICE FURNI
FICE FURNITURE, 1873 Centre ST.. near
Walker.
DINrNGROOM suit. mahogany period style
excellent condition.; no dealers. T66 St.
Nicholas av.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above 18th ~. to 5afh -. Nnclusiye).
East River to North River.
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REAL ESTATE OUT OF CITY
New Jersey-saIe or Eenr.

y
Lots OF lots, So 10 81 900 each. all within
two miles OF Fort Lee Ferry; some with
Hudson River view; instalments accepted. q.
u. NJ. BUILDING REALTY CO, Palisade,
y. j., at junction.