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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-11
iANAMAiS APPEAL TO
LEAGUE TANGLES SPLIT
tContinucd From F!r,t I'agc.

offices in settling Il dispute on the
american continent could In no Wise
be interpreted as an infringement on
the Monroe Doctrine. inasmuch RS
numerous controversies III South
America. formerly have been nrbi-
traiod by European monarchs and
heads OF States
Panama Hrruscs Award.
state Department officials OF The
rev administration stated today
the possible Involvement or The league
as result of the appeal OF Panama
would be met when the issue was
raised
Panama refuses to ACCEPT the White
award as a basis cf noIce with Costa
Rich. IL Informs the American GOV
eminent ina note made public today
by the state Department
The note is in reply 10 tina, sent
to Panama and Costa r:ica las; Satur-
Gay by the state Department; demand
ing Immediate cessation Of hostilitics
aud was mai" public without COM
mcu;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-11
COLOMBIAN PACT
VOTE DAY IS FIXED
Senate Agrees to Defer Action
Until the April.
Session.
BALLOT ON EIGHTH DAY
Question of Open or Closed De-
bate Is Still Undecided
by Leaders.

WASliiNGToN MARCH, An
ar~ccmcn; TO d.f., act;o, %, m.
..,,omh,,u 49,, ,,.n -, ,.n
~" % congress- ana !" vote upon
Tic treaty on the eighth day after
Congress convcnes. was reached to-
day b, ,r, so,,.,
-.
""'S''"'' " oi''' or '''SS" &c
pate ON the treaty also went over
and leaders said it was planned to
adio.rn the present ycss,on O., IN,
.
- ''N 81 ''''
N"' 'o ",S'"Sr,"' "I INT
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-11
FRANCE URGES U. S.
TO ACCEPT MODIFIED
LEAGUE, SAYS PARIS
Continued From First paxc.)

ninon were under earnest discussion.
tn" situntion OF the American
troops on the Thine is one which has
been brought forc.hiy To the atten-
ton OF the ncw President by the re-
cent advance of In" allied forces Into
GcrmtnT to enforce provisions Of the
Versailles treaty The only announce
mont mad. here has been that the
STATE and War Department were I'm
accord With thr policy or the previ-
ouS administration in SD far ~ II
provided for nOnparticipation In tho
allied advance. and that on the other
hand withdrawal of the American
army was not immediately under con-
siderntion.
Officials are In close touch with de-
vclopmcnts. however. and more
dictcd upon them dur.ns, the next few
weeks.
Related in some degree to the Rhine
situation il the question OF Ameri
can participation n Il modified league
OF aationS. Today'3 dispatches from
Paris, saying that the French en-
lasSy here WAS reported to have APP
proachcd tho State Department on tho
subject. were the irSt public init
nation tina: negotiations regarding
the league had been revived and the
general attitude ar officials !nd.cat cd
that the conversations had no: yet
passed beyond Il preliminary stage
There was c"cry evidence. however
that such NOV" ou IN" part o. tho
lnr!s government would ut IN with
Prcs:dcn. Hardin"'s own notions OF
nov ihc subject should b. aoproac n :
cd 1t has boon tn" Understandings
that he NC, only has hoped for a
frank expression from tn" other
governments concerned. but has plan
ned 10 fee! thcu out Informally early
In MS administration. If tho cxn"c,
cations OF some administration on =
c'h!S are fulfilled. a considerable
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-11
ALLIED OCCUPATION uf'
RHINE PORTS CUNPli:I ED

ALLIED MILITARY lif:ADQrAE
TIERS. EEUSS March l0.--Ai!ied
forces have virtually completed the
occupation of ;hc Rhine ports of the
8uhr region. all that remains ia no
done being the seizure of a few viii
lagos and Important cross roads. As
yet commanding officers have no; ar
ranged for 4 division of the occupied
zone between the British. Belgian
and French units gathered along the
eastern side OF The Rhine.
The soldiers engaged in No opera.
tion were delighted with Their mill
tary prom"unde' which VAS favored
ny unusually line weather. The: draw
comparisons between the reception
given ;hem here and In Frankfort
las year and there seems Ia he a
sor, of friendly atmosphere in the
occupied district. y Duosseldorf
newspaper said yesterday that If the
allied authorities followed out the
lines laid down in the proclamation
los Genera de GOuttc, the orcupation
OF the city would h. suppcr;ah".
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-11
!. AMERICAN TROOPS ON
RHINE "SrS NpING PAT

NSF!lNcTON. Murch In.-Alnerl-
can troops ON the Rhine are stand
Ing pat" Secretary Weeks said today.
und Il similar att!iud. as /" the Ehine
Situation growing uui OF tho occupa-
tiou Of additional German ci;ies 10y
IN" allies. WAS Expressed at the State
Department.
No additional instructions have
been sent - Major-General EAllcn
commanding ~" forces. 1t vas said
at the stat" Department. and no in
uUiricS hay" been made of the allied
governments rc"ard.ng the sanctions
20 y" !rnroseh uNon Germany, which
Include collection Of custom duties
al the new line established on the
i!hin- and their payment Ia the rcpa-
vat'ons commission.
American troops il was pointed out
occunS their position in Germany un.
d"r the 'ermS OF I'll" arunisticc and
not Cor IA" fuliillmrut OF the trcaty
II Versailles. Consequently IL way
consid"rci unlikely that tho State
i)"pai''n"n' would approve amy plan
~ Wh!rii hcy would ASSIST IN max
!E" to" "r"ros"d tariff barrier around
German" effective
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-11

with receipt BOOKS for taking
scrip,ions. and III necessary info,.
ZION to be II winner.
ANY who cannot enter thems,
can nominate L fricnd. Entry b
~ printed I'm the advertisement
,his issue. Entering tn" name
friend is giving that friend a
opportunity and one that Shout,
thoroughly appreciated.
The prizes are awarded on u
rei!tivc basis. according TO the n
Der OF credits obtnined By meml
Credits are TO be had only by Sc
inG paid-in- advance subscription
The Evening Dispatch. A one
subscription by carrier costs $500
entities one TO 10000 credits.
year by mail costs 81 and earns s.
credits.
The Office OF the Saiesmanship J
department. is open from 4. Nj
. L. NJ. and those who can cali
invited to do so. \ phone cali
Randolph will answer any az
thong, as will. a letter or post
addressed TO the SalcsmanshIp I
Department OF The Evening Disp:
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SALES CAMPAIGN
Is JUST STARTED
CONTINUED From First rngeD

continued From First PageD
awards prefer, they may have any
thing In Buchanun's big stock to the
amount or the diamonds or watches.
The Ar'etta monographs are manu-
inctnred by Rountrce Corporation.
ana are the last word in phono.raphs
or their grade. None better could b..
purchased anywhere FOR the price. At
the Made -R!chmond" SHOW. Arie; :
ia machines came In for some most
favorable comment;
Every wide awa&" man and woman
reading this announcemcn; ~ invited
10 becom" member o. Tho Salesman
snip Grub Ono can enter himself q
nersei by simply sending name aud
address TO the Salcsmanship club dc :
partTent or The Evening Dispatch.
Entering entities one to 5000 credits
rs starter, and as soon as cntric.
arc received. members arc provided
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-11

that the day OF raiiroad- financing as
part oil the banking business is over.
II was profitable, he, said. but now
the banks must give it up in the iu-
tercst q: the whole business com
;nunit%. Mia; he mean; was that
Tie bin,.s mus; b.. ready TO allow
the railroads 10 pass out Of private
hands -or private control. at the least
in orGcr 20 avoid whoiesaic re-
cciv"rships. which would p3ralyZc
business Scnerally. This, man said
he VAS about ready to iudorsc gov
'rnmcnt ownership. though declaring;
Goubt That the pubic is prepared for
the step.
The discussions between the bank
crs and the Labor representatives.
aa lii should be emphasized that they
axe important factors in their rospcc-
tive elements. not minor mcn--havc
had 10 do with the question q: lcris-
!uion thot Will relieve The situation.
The Federal judge has boon inves-
tiSatinE the possibilities OF such
legislation. while absorbing the views
OF the ;wo rartics.
ianorrr. iInid Corferrncr..
Ia thc meantime. Here have been
a number OF conferences between la
Dor men. members OF Congress and
men who hay" been working as cx-
pcrts Mith railroad labor in NASH
lnHtou. The conferences started with
the idea Of evolving Federal l.E!sla-
ton that would remedy the railroad
situation. but came L" center upon
tue possibility OF carryiai. through Il
government ownership campaign. In
c!dcutnl - u WAS the QucStio OF the
legislation needed 10 enforce the act
providing i"r submission Of all wage
scales to the railroad iahor board.
This act now carries 40 PENALTY for
.a:lur" To observe its provisions
which accounts for the fact that the
PENNSYLVANIA Is able to announce It's
proposed wage Gu; without first pre-
S"nt!EG the matter 20 the railroad
wage board.
Ia" upshnt OF the Washington con-
ieTcnCsS has bccn Il decision that for
thr moment TAO UScfui purpose would
be served by carrying The matter he
fore congress IL Yves aGrcch that
goVernucnt ownership legislation.
initiated by IN" railroad workers.
would not maze amy chance IN Con
gross as matters stand now The
banker labor sessions, however are
not UnttU"wn To the labor group
here. and az" being watched vita de-
c;d"d ,nt"gost. and there is conS.d-
cradle hope tnat government OWL
crShip .ioN "Eent may he Initiated by
iIr financial int, rpSts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-11
"SERVlCE" Is POLICY
OF herb HOOVER AS
COMMERCE HEAD
continued From Firs, page.)

tices and extend the standardization
of manufactured products i'm the in
tcrcs; OF saving to consumers and
promotion Of foreign commerce.
Spontaneous co-opcration h. urged 10
ohv!ate IA infinite amount of misery
In overcoming the economic difficult
ties arising; cut or tho war" Govern
m.nt departments. lie argued. could
~ least ;ry 10 inspire the Co-opcra-
ton rceGcd TO solve the pressing
problems OF unemployment. shortage
OF homes lacil OF railway equipment
and I'll" transportation needs OF com
mercc
,ut Facing oNcrproduciion.
NJ % M ILlMll .LNl Il ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-11
DEM ORDERED
of CbSTt RIGA. INVADERS
I ~ .NsHocintch rreysl

~ .NSSbcia ltb t'IcSS.
SAN lose COSTA RIGA, March 10.
decentralization OF the Costa RiCnG
army. which crossed the Panama
frontier and drove forces OF that
country back for upwards Of twenty
hTc miles. has been ordered by the
government rho soldiers who cap
iured Almirantv. and Later retired In
conformity with the rcQucs; % the
United states. arrived at Puerto
Linen "h board n steamer yesterday.
The Costa h!can units, which were
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-11
FEAR COZ N'IER iRN'ENTIiiE
W rETEti.1tt3 I'RENhTt'lsI.

= RoSTON. March lo-Fcar ,har the
lucent counivrrcVpiU;iorary Idvyn-
.Il''r" in Pctrograu IS I"omuJur" was
.eNnresScd IA an address by sly paIl
ia IoImcr 'u,Uiaur OK tho british 81
'--fri service. at q ChauS,y ut Com
'rnrrcc .nnrh, GA tpda. Ne >tjG thti
Tie last "uthr,u., u' tn" sort r...acd
~ on" way b. Hj-ilr be- &. upgntul sign
'sha; The nov revolt Should LH.., ov-
tFnrr'd 20 rarl.. as shoNiu" hos ripe
'r-''ic aati- Eoi>heyi-l movement ss. ON
'Ra the oincg $50 he taans.de red iorn,
-1t!onths too ..-!io.- :. Nmi 10 organize
-, revolution 20 overthrow Z. regime
20 3'u!" established
- should TINS inSurrcCjisu 10 thn
'last c'actcr OF tho Eolshcyist regime,
.>usSia VIII probably %" thrown into
~ period OF chaos out OF which ne
.ani Unknown leaders viii arise" IL.
,,nn iiuucd "pn thu other hand. should
"tigo Of tho SoishrVjSt government
=! be enhanced. and there VIII b"
troaG ia"]!aht.pm To Include trade
~ -aEciueutS. ,S.n diplomatic rc'n-
.Aurh Relations WIZ eventually compel
"t.i SoNt,l reNtrLmcni - iuaE" radi-
spa c"ncsssi'Gs 90 foreign CAPITALISTS.
-'rr. princip. ot private trading be-
.ylrUuiu.isI hg Nc present ;tiles. viii
j.a,- 90. 90. .e-,s,. rlishcl.
''fhe ,a.utoSt sign 90 Welding "a
soNfar political rarties or towards The
Sound. the dcaih-}n,N ct 70 shcviSm
.nrG The prevailing sentiment Is tha'
~sy ornUiHI un relations WIFI tins out
,-idc world lhr iSplshnvie-g Will y.
-fslr.ed ny puh'iC trU'lm-ut tn" wOrl,
-rv"r into this rsurSc. II ig my con.
@ric'ina that should this policy bc &C
GeHisA b- Western Enrnn"an powers
-4mericn should upi stand Gu, ae3tns
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-11
HARDING MAKES CRiSSlMGER
COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY
Marion. ohio. Man Is Nominated To
Succeed John shelton Williams. >
ot Riclmunu.
{ BY Associated rreS*.l

WASHINGTON. March led. Il.
C,issinscr Of M;tslon, OHIO. was NOM
mated today by President; Harding
10 be comp;rolior OF The Currency.
MIR. crissInscr Will succeed John
shelton Williams. vino resigned two
days before the Harding adminis;ra-
lion began. lie is a lawyer and
banker. ana lifelong friend OF The
President
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-11
RAILROADS ARE HEADING
TOWARD FEDERAL CONTROL
tComtirNo-i Fr0nl NIrst paucl

'VonIirN"t Fr0m Nlrst rGgcD
sold TO the general public and that
is said 30 h- where mos; of them are
now
one banker Interested in thc,ncgo-
;iations now progressing. has said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-11

Accepi california; syrup o. fggs
onsy-!ook Tor the name California
on thc package, then YOU are su:.
your child is having the best an.
most harmless piiysIc for tie lit;ie
stomach. liver and bowels. Chiidrcn
love it's fruity :asic. Full directions
On each bottle. You must say Cali
fnrnit, ''--htiN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-11

attacking the Panamans near Coto
on the Pacific. aud OF the frontier.
are on their way back TO Punto
Arenas. Advlces received here,
state ey-lVad succeeded in cutting
OF the panaman forces there, but
rctired as soon as orders were, re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-11

. =.
! that ,hay had secured The tobacco.
and This lead was taken mn by other
! countries. especially thos. d,man.l-
/ Ing brigh, cigarettes. and any mann
| ia cturer who had n machine. couII pc,
unlimited orders from the four ror-
nors of the earth. and up TO the FIRST
of the year OF 1920 they were able to
make satisfactory financial arrange
rncntS for the payment lust one
year ago. the whole business world
seemed to awaken To the fact that
the awful destruction by the war and
tn" terrible drain upon every coun-
try to provide means for war matr-
ri,,Is and Instances ,hercunto lort
,,,
r"r"P" nro"' an" 'hc hi'eu 9''''S
with large stociS OF accumulation
~ .,,ry.b,,.. ror ,..hirr ,bc,. hal II,
'NPorl Tenant "ue |" 'ne 'c'''o'e
Shr!nSa;f" 81 exchange In addition
TO :,esr adverse conditions IL was
r,,,3n ,n,, ,h.ro non ho.n I,r"c
accumulation of other tobaCGoS in the
5{gf,,.ut n,r,s Of The world. wi,icA
n,, 49,,
th"E were unable 20 move Que 10 TIE
war in Turkey Greece Java ana
many other places that were better
-, ,,n,,,,,
o"'''"t" - Il ''''N' '''' Va 'N'"'"-''
which came into competition espc-
cilllv with In, low grades of the
,.; ,ht ,,,r,., NH $40
Pr'"'c' 10" "i '"'S '""n.'!' "n, l"'
.mmutIhio laws of supply and dc
man Iasscrtad themselves aud the
c,ri ~, ,,,. o,o,,
"'"P ''''''' io'''N l''H ~ ''' $50 W.
scjlir;: at the highest price. ever pro-
duccd un to that time and caught
.,t ,
,,,.a.,,a, -, ,.h,,
N"l'A '"'''" /" ne ''"E'' "'" "" N"''
many . ought were absolute commit
,,,onis
"Thrsa conditions anniy. ~ many .
bankers aai othcr credit men know. !
TO other lines Than tcbarc". all conf
liu"d 10 put The business world IN .
process of settling down from mn
orgy Of .XtrtNa Gancc, and whtl" u /
j. very easy uow {" look hacl; and !
sec that something OF this sort lnuSi
sooner or later come about. stu. I
when these conditions have absolute
~ arrived II takes "Xtraocd!na"..
courage. prudence and proper i'd.
OF proportions. L. meet the s!;uattun.
There are twcnty-scvcn markets
~ Nirsiuia. siXtN-iivc IN North car
DINA, thirtN IN South caro.ino. and
about the sam" number in Kentucky.
Prices irc varied.
,.I,, t ,.; ,,,,.l
~ ~, "u '"'n nu' IT," :, -:
,N''''il L. 80, VIZ = ~ - $3.50 N''F va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-11

period ot informal conversations will
tnnsne before the stage OF actual dip
The New York herald., 1921-05-08
BUILDING MATERIAL.

If you ARE LOOKING for high class ma
terial SEE US. Just received from tbs
finest residence ever wrecked. Mahogany
doors (piano finish), white mahogany French
and mirror doors and wardrobes doors COM
plete with handsome frames and beautiful
hardware, magnificent wrought bronze and
iron grill front doors, mahogany loaded glass
bookcases. fine ba.Groom outfits, &C.; hun
dreds of other things. Largest stock of
building material In the city at prices 20
suit everybody. Everything from a 100.
delivery by autos. SOUTHARD co. tPioneer
House Wreckers), 1ath to 18th St. 9Th ay..
New York.
The New York herald., 1921-05-08

an advertisement N the Lost aud
Found columHs Of THE NEW YORK
HERALD ofsrs n real possibility Of
rsoovary~S got~ lo0 p~orsrAn.
The New York herald., 1921-05-08
Above 18th Sc. TO Goth st. Qnciusive).
East River TO North River.

BUILDING near 42d st. and 9th sv., rent
ing for $4,000, can be purchased for sio0.-
600; shove return OF 40 per cent. on in~
ses West a3d 81.
DWELLING (vacant). IL rooms. BATH 18th
st.: convenient subway and Il: price
$1,000. DuRoSS COMPANY. 155 West 14th.
FOR SALh,-Elve story, cold water apart.
ment house, 25xeS feet East Side. in the
cos; rent S., $50: price 500. 900; no brokers.
Address APARTMENT. room BOG. Times
Building.
FOR SAIE-NODETlN LOFT Bull DINO.
Seven stories. 90 It. front, near 7th av..
Penn. Station: profit and free rent for occu-
pant or good income for investor. OWNER
35s Herald, $50 broadway.
FOR SALE-1Ss East 10th: 25xt03; four
story dwelling, extra deep possession. For
price. terms, owner. VAN SAINT. 1i9 Nas-
sau: Cortlandt ZOO.
Rv., - family house: electricity: rent
50, 900: price $3S.5e0: particulars given
by mail. See owner. L., 2i2 w. s4th vt.
No brokers.
FOR lease. furnished. II roomcd house, 70.
52d st.. near Lexington av.. Manhattan;
rental So 800 yearly. Address TYLER, 81
Clermont av.. B'klyn.
FURNISHED. room house Of II rooms for
sale; win give long lease location u. h,d
st.. Manhattan: rontai $1,000 yearly. Ad-
dress TYLER, 81 Clermont av,, B'klyn.
FOR Sale-Houses and premises. 2io-2le w.
2stli 81. Particulars address g.. y. VAN
NAfNlt NltDtu'Ss of1 uennlh 6Nts -
FRONT and rear house: all occupied s2T
East 2Tth; win sacrifice. Inquire owners
RABE, 20i Esst 9th St
GRAND CENTRAL ZONE 90 sv.--Two three
story and stores 3Sxs0, suitable for light
manufacturing. PIERRE A. GELS, 14Sth
~. and willis nv.
GARAGE. o5xlo0. stories. dwelling quar-
ters. for sale, In West Cos. Box 1872
Herald.
IMMEDIATE pOssEssTON.
Rooming house n 3J3 w. 18th st., between
gth aud uth avs, Y stories, exceptionally
good basement and cellar. high stoop dwell
Ing. "a rooms; price sis50o. including fur
niture very easy terms; seen between 10
and 4 o'clock. II. r.. FITZPATRICK, owner,
1876 Bway. Phone I1po Rector.
SUTTON PLACE.
Some real bargains, with small cash pap
ments; prices $4,000 and up.
EVERETT M. SETNAS CO.,
1870 Murray Hill. 507 9th nv. (ied).
THREE IL" shaped lots, fronting on ave-
niue and street. west OF LonE Acre square.
Address WAKEFIELD, ~ North Parkway.
East Orange. ~. y.
632 Lexington ay, ADJOINING The corner II
/ A4th rt., three story and bas -aaen'. rT5ASIE-
EIIrNhN. 80 Madison a.
WEST 55TH.-ts room nnlrSS; block from
Broadway baths. HEf1,, Land
scape place, lonkers. Tel. Tonkcrs s659M.
So N. 55th st.--Four story and basement,
| With story extension JOS. q. ABEAAi-
| SON. 40 W. nth.
The New York herald., 1921-05-08
BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above 18th st. to 6Sth st. 1uciusiye)
East River TO North River.
The New York herald., 1921-05-08
MONEY TO LOAN AND WANTED
ON BOND AND MORTGAGE.

MONEY TO LOAN AND WANTED
ON BOND AND MORTGAGE.
A.-$4.000 second mortgage for sale on pay
Ing property, In Hampstead; act quickly.
N 1853 Herald. Herald 50.
BROOKS & MOMAND,
REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES.
10 BROADWAY. PHONE RECTOR 1887.
WANTED-s30. 600 on mortgage covering six
houses. two garages. fully furnished As
guarantee; large payments interest period.
I90 Herald. $50 Broadway.
WANTED-Second mortgage building loan
,SIo,o ,ooo, on Brooklyn property. * 1908
Si2, ,ooo-$ $4,000 on first mortgage. Bronx irn-
proved preferred. STEINMErZ, 1905 East
sl2o. .ooo-second mortgage, for sale.
Payable $4,000 every six months.
Covering 317 West s9th st.
Nine story high class apartment, S0x1On
Savings bank first mortgage: $4,000 at 81
Value $450, 900. Full investigation invited.
DERsCHUCH & CO.. &c Cortlandt st.
CITY REAL ESTATE.
----~~---~--r~~c>~~~~~>~~~ ~~~~~~~~~>~->-~~>~~-->
choice Manhattan and Bronx properties.
u. kFSMPNER & SON. INC.
Real estate In all its branches.
o2. hth av. MURRAY Hill 40lS.
n,
I'd Ct. Tel. h116 Columbus.
PROPERTIES OF the better class. sAMUEI
A. KELSEY. 2e9 West 18TH at.
Real Estate Exchanged; Sale or Lease
AMOS s. LAMPHEAR.
73s Singer Building. 149 Broadway.
Manhattan.
THE QUEENsBoRO CORPoRATION,
- SO East 42d st. cor. Madison Az.
From Battery to l4th ST.. Inclusive.
RAnG ra,noaarIip., otp - hatr.~~~.
9Th and 9Th avs, 25a93, with old buildingj
has two story studio on OF lot.
Il. TELFAIR SMITH. II Il. 10th St
FULTON ST. plot. block front. Including
corners; improved 3 story taxpayer; rental
capacity about $4,000 annually: running ex-
penses nominal; passenger station in build
ing. OWNER. room s3a. BeelSman st.
GREENWICH VILLAGE.
Two-three story and basement. 10 room
st.; $4,000 each. $4,000 cash. VAUGHN.
o. Greenwich av. Chelsea $3.50.
GREENWICH vILLAGE-vacant dwellings,
suitable alterations; vrice $500. DUROS5,
f55 West 1ith.
SEVEN story loft bailding. Deancey St.
wlamssurG s,a o Bridge rents $500 first
CHARLES HEYAfANN, x2u Broadway, ".
Y. room ST..
TWO story and basemen. cold water apart
ments "a families; in SsrsAlwich Village
near Ith av. subway statLoA- 96i Herald,
Fulton st.
WASHINGTON SQUARE SECTION
Five story apartment dwelling, between
9Th and 9Th SITS: all modern irnprovcmentst
rents about S6.4o0; all apartments leased ID
October J.
PEPE. WASHINGTON SQUARE.
tST ST.. No. 90. near I'd av.-Six story tene.
ment. Attorney GOLDAT. Bible House.
55-57 sTH Av.
80 foot front. story brick building with
stores; possession OF entire building; price
$4,000; easy terms. VAN SAINT, ownsPs
119 Nassau.
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BARGAlN-For remodelling, 9th ST.. betwce1
5th and 9Th avs, 2Ja93, with old building
has two story studio rear OF lot.
II. TELEAlR SMITH. IL Y. 10th at.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

AMER. REALTY CO.. 300 Broadway, b,
choice Manhattan and BrnnY nrnnarfie ri
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above rzth st. to 59th 81. (TncIusfve,
East River to North River.
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FULTON ST. plot. block front. including s
corners; improved story taxpayer; renta.
capacity about $4,000 annually: running ex.
penses nominal; passenger station In build
ing. OWNER, room 333, 8 BeelSman st.
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From Battery to 18th St.. Inclusive.

THE QUEENSBORO CORPORATION,
so East AID ST.. cor. Madison Nv.
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TWO story and basemen. cold water apart
ments A families; in SsrsAawich Village
near 7th av. subway statLaA- v 9Si Herald,
Fulton st.
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$120.000-Second mortgage, for sale.
Payable $4,000 every six months.
Covering 317 West 69th st.
Nine story high class apartment, S0x10n
Savings bank first mortgage. $215, 900 at 5X.
Value $450000. Full investigation invited.
DERSCHUCH & CO.. &c Cortlandt st.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

From Battery to 18th ST.. Inclusive.
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52d st.. near Lexington av., Manhattan;
rental $500 yearly. Address TYLER, 81
Clermont av., Bkiyn.
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APARTMENTS - UNFURNIsHED

Borough of Queens.