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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-08
WHAT POWERS THAT BE DID
TO FOOTBALL RULES FOR 1921

been declared dead. or unnecessarily
roughing man who made q forward
pass. may be deemed as unnecessary
roughness for which the penalty Is
loss or fifteen yards from tho spot
where the ball wa sput In play
In Rule 4, Section 4, it Is made clear
that in the event of fair catch being
made after the expiration Of time only
the kick shall be allowed and that
the period shall end as soon as tho
ball is dead after the kick has been
made.
LEGALIzING THE TOSS.
Rule 9. Section ia. has been changed
80 that the ball IS declared dead <vnen
a forward pass becomes an ntesai
pass so that thu rule covers both In
completed and Illegal passes Gus
tom which has governed the toss for
a soal or kick of at the beginning OF
a game has been legalizsd by a change
IN Rule Z. Section l. This now pro-
vides that the referee shall toss a
coin and designate which OF the two
captains shall call and that once the
choice has been made fl IS frrevocab1e.
In Rule q Section g. an addition has
been made providing for a penalty OF
Avs yards Il more than one man o.
the attacking side is in motion 81 the
moment the ball IS put into play. the
penalty 70 be measured from the spot
where the ball was put IN play
Rule II. Section :. now reads that
II at the kickoff. the ball goes out of
the bounds before It crosses that goal
line It shall be brought back
In Rule II. Section 3. having 10 do
with the forward pass the word ball"
has been substituted for pass"
technical revision. A few other
changes OF little consequence from
the spectators standpoint also have
been made
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-08

NEW YORK. Sept s-College
football, without any of the radical
changes suggested at ths close or last
season BY coaches and experts, viii
open It's 1921 season in another fort
night Practice has been started by
college squads all over the country
and tho first game IN which college
team Is involved vii be played at
Crono. Maine, September II. when the
University Of Maine eleven meets the
soldiers from FIT. Mckinley
Only s. Jew minor changes have
been made in the official intercolleg-
late rules. Suggestions were advanc-
Cd last spring for restrictions on the
forward pass and many other re-
forms which would have necessitated
radical changes in the rules were out
lined. Tho rules committee decided.
however. that the day for rules tiuk-
ering had passed and the changes they
adopted clarity. rather than alter. the
various rules.
SAFETY RULE CHANGED.
One or the principal changes pro-
vt8es that ia the event or the scoring
ef a safety the side which has made
Is shall put the ball in play BY soriIn-
mage from first down at any place on
its thirty-yard line After a touch
back the bali stin VIII be put IN play
on the twenty-yard line.
In Rule g. Section 3. a subdivisloD
has been made Division A provides
that the offenses 81 tripping. tsckling
out 81 bounds or throwing the player
tie the ground after the ball is dead.
or any other unnecessary roughness
shall be penaltzed Gfteen yards from
the spot 81 the foul. Division 3 pro-
vides that unnecessary running into
Or diving into or throwing oneself
against a player obviously out Of play.
ether before or after the ball has
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-08
MAROON SPECIAL
TO TIGER GAME

with chicago scheduled TO meat
Princeton on oct. q on the Tigers
gridiron IN the first Of a homo and
home series Of football games. stu
dents and alumni OF the Maroon insti-
tuition arc making arrangements to
attend the struggle on a special train
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-08

TO Ginther for runs IN the nrst in
nings. his wildness and errors aiding
them. However he frightened up and
n the next s innings only one man
reached FIRST base. The Nationals
score runs in tho third and sth In
nlngs but could NOT tie Score
"a 81 Cyclones. ...- .131 o0e o0o-5
Nationals ..--... col 003 000--4
Next Sunday the National Jrs. play
the Whiting Arrows IN whiting on
the STANDARD OIL diamond at o'clock.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-08

Berg VIII whiz en- past the batters
with Young receiving and for wait
ing the probable batteries are Bodney
and Burth. The batting order: Rein
ert Il, SLAYER. IS, KuscheL %; Ka-
Ina. III. Patton. CT, Lacomhe. rts
Potts, rb; Young. c. Berg. p
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-08
PIRATES WILL
PLAY WHITING

battle ground instead OF a baseball
diamond next Sunday when the Ham
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-08-23
BRONX TRANSFERS.

The FIVE story apartment. 5oxl0o. held
at sec. 900. at 1881 Southern Boulevard,
has been sold by Max Schwartz and
Frieda Mehlman to a client OF Leo
Rosenberg.
Max Schwartz sold to Elise Braemig
Sol East 134th street, two story
dwelling. 17xl00.
Filomenia Casario sold TO Francesca
Monaco 319 East 155th street, a two
story dwelling. 25x1o0.
Antonio Rutunno sold TO James Flo
retti the property. 50x130. on the east
side Of Glover street. loo feet north OF
Lyon avenue.
Alfred Pisani bought from Michel'na
S. Cullo the three story fiat, 16.1x10Tx
irregular. on the east side OF Prospect
avenue. 96t feet north OF s1st street.
The property was to have been sold in
foreclosure this Friday in an action
brought by Mr.. Pisani against the pres
ent seller.
Noah Fleickman sold to Baruch Feig
the FIVE story apartment, 32.6xS5. al the
southeast corner OF Honeywell avenue
and 10th street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-08-23
PLANS IS TENEMENT
HOUSES IN GREENSBORO
Builder VIII House 276 Fam
lilies IN RidgeUood.

Plans have been filed in Queens for
forty-eight three story tenements. to ac-
commodate 276 families, to be built on
Valentine street, west Of Central ave
nue. Ridgewood. for Henry w. Meyer.
This IL the largest single application
for the right to build tenements In
Queens this year. The entire operation
Il is said will cost $960000.
Halloran Agency sold for Mary r.
6tapleton a Colonial dwelling, on plot
a0x150 on the south side OF Hawthorn
street $50 feet west OF Central avenue.
Flushing. II IS an eight room dwelling
Tho purchaser Is Laurence O'Keefe OF
this city. which will occupy IL.
The Misses Mary Lathrop Bishop and
Katherine $. Westfall have purchased
IN apartment in 143 Twenty-third street,
Jackson Heights.
Henry II. Angel, advertising manager
or me rentinol and Pyorrhocide Com
pany purchased an apartment at jack
son Heights.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-08-23
Is MINUTES FROM WALL ST.

JUST CoMPLETED IMMEDIATE POS
SESSION; GRATTAN BUILT HOUSE IN
FLATBUsH. CONTAINING 10 ROOMS AND
3 BATHS. WITH ALL MODERN IMPROVE
MENTs. . CAR GARAGE. WITH HEAT
INSTALLED; rLoT loox5o. CORNER
PLOT. LOCATED IN ONE OF FLAT
BUsHs MOST SELECTED RESIDENTIAL
SECTIONS. 341e BEDFORD Av. Cast 25u,
ST.. CORNER Av. NJ. PRICE sas 900; easy
terms. CAN BE SEEN ANY TIME USE
BRIGHTON SUBWAY TO ELM Av. STA
TON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-08-23
ESTATES APPRAISED,

WHITNEY CONANT CJanuary al ip2D--
y. C0nant, receives sos, 533. Sisters, Car
lie q. Green. Louisville. Ky, receives
s4s,3li; Ruth G. Doe, Harvards, Mas
receives S2i ,401. Fourteen nieces. nephews
rrandniecea and grandnephews each receive
500. Among the assets is a claim for
$50 due on decedent's pension as retired
treasurer the Jersey City Water Supply
Company.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-08-23
INFORMATION WANTED.

The children Of EMANUEL GREENtIALGH
who lief, Bolton, England. for America about
60 to 3J years ago, and who al ono umo
lived IN Philadelphia. are requested to com
municate at once with the undersigned. In
formation as to any of them required BY
ARTHUR A. ROBINSON. Solicitor. South
port England.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-08-23
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

ARTHUR q, SHERIDAN. Real EAT. Auction'y
~. broadway. Cort. 1928
JEkE JOHNSON. JR., co. anctioneery
~ Montague St. Brooklyn, n. Y.
JosErU y. DAY, Real Estate Auctionec-.
90 Liberty 81, y. \. Phone Cort. si.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-08-23
New Jersey-Sale or Rent.
TAN EXEMPT--
SerVantIess Home Bargain

$1,000 can remain permanent first
mortgage, balance of $3.50 on very easy
terms, which can be paid off In a few years
as you now pay rent Permanent, spacious
home has fine rooms and tiled bath:
everything modern and ready for occupancy
at above price; no extras; steam heat.
parquet floors, beautifully decorated inside
and out. Select, strictly residential neigh
borhood. Water sports. golf, country club.
schools churches, markets. Nearly 500 feet
elevation no mosquitoes. Big living room.
with huge open fireplace. No servants
needed; electrically equipped throughout, in
GLIDING electric range. vacuum cleaner.
washer. electric lights and base plugs.
Balance. after initial payment, can be paid
UP with less money than you will waste In
rent the next few years. Write, telephone
or call A. B. STEWART, 16S Broadway.
Tel. 1921 Cort.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-08-23
PUBLIC NOTICES.

nv wife, Blanche rrancis Martin. havfr-
left nv home y-iii not be responsible for
any debts abe contracts. HAROLD ESKrT
MARTIN, 2ls W. Gath ct.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-08-23
other Deals Reported.

Scott Bros sold for William Safer
to Edward Mccormack the two story
dwelling at All East o3sth street The
came brokers sold for the Cromwell
estate the three story dwelling at
1896 Heath avenue.
Rasmussen & Sauter sold for William
]. Rosen the one family brick dwelling
at 1863 Cedar avenue to DR.. Phillip
Bereano. ~
NJ. l. Strunksy sold for the Webster
Realty Corporation 1858 TO 1880 Web
ster avenue. three five story apartments,
50x100 each, accommodating seventy
five families. and was held at 100000.
The buyer Is Charles Zimmerman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-08-23

MAPLEwOOD, N. j.
Restricted residential section, for sale; s
room, steam heated house. 3 baths and ex-
ira toilet; price $4,000. Phone PERRY
MOORE. Broad 1877.
NICE country home. rooms: convenient to
New York $40; country conveniences. Ad-
dress Y. box ia Herald. 10th ct.
R1DGEWOOD-10 room cottage, furnace,
gas. water. $3.50. HOVER. 212 Broadway.
Nnr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-08-23
REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
Wcstchester-Sale or Rent.

IDEAL FOR A COUPLE
or small family: artistic house designed TO
eliminate necessity for mald many unique
features; high class colony; all improve
ments, sewer, gas. electricity: plenty social
life; near depot: 80 minutes from Grand
Central; little cash required. Particulars j..
II. TASKER. Tribune Building. Phone
Beekrnan $500.
NEW ROCHELLE-Fine room home. hot
water heat, gas. electricity: two car ga
rage; perpetual right OF way to water; price
81 900; $1,000 cash: opportunity. O'CON-
NOR, Real Estate Agency, 249 Huguenot st.
Phone 594 New Rochelle, N. Y.
OWNERS CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION
builds and finances. % West ADD. n. Y.
REYNARD a KRAFT, Real Estate,
$50 Huguenot st. Tel. 2541 Now Rochelle.
New York State-snie or Rent.
VILLAGE road house. farm, 20 rooms. large
hail. State road near White Lake; may
exchange. Box SO. Bethel. N Y.
Connecticut-Sale or Rent.
BELL PIERSON. Renl Estate,
81 Atlantic ST.. Stamford. Phone 2S48.
New Jersey-SaIe or Kent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-08-23
Lease big Theatre From Plans.

The Tyrol Realty Corporation, Sam
uel Wheeler president, has leased from
plans theatre to be built on Melroso
avenue between 151st and 152d streets
on site formerly occupied by the
Haffen brewery. The plot will be i'm
proved, besides the theatre. with an
apartment house on 151st street. a six
story business building on Melrose ave-
nue. and an apartment at the corner of
152d street and Melrose avenue. Xii
gen & Aaron were the brokers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-08-23
Engirwood and yicInity-Rent Estate.
II. wEATUERBI & CO.. Engiewood. N. J

An advertisement ~ the Lost and
Found columns Of THE NEW YORK
HERALD o0crs q real possibility Of
recovering voUr lost property
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-08-23
New Tax Exempt Home
on LARGE PLOT

Stucco. rooms and ? tiled baths: absolute
ly every appointment and improvement: IN
the best section OF plalnfleld. $1,000 cash
and So 600 on terms. .. w. MOsHER, Dab
cock Rnilding. Plninfleld. n. 4 phnnc oana
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-08-23
APARTMENTS WANTED.
Unfurnisl,ed.

Unfurnished.
REQUIRE October I. Apartment on West
Side, above s0th ST., Broadway preferred;
oil outside rooms. consisting Of parlcr, din
ing room and kitchen. also bedrooms and
two baths and maids room and bath. rent
about 5000. w. BURKE, 40 Liberty 81.
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SACRIFICE TO GET CASH.

Pay me 81 500 and house is yours; pay the
rest. S9,250. on practically your own terms
like rent; wonderful little home OF 8 fine
rooms. tiled baths. parquet floors, steam
heated easy to care for; a servantless home
with electric washer, vacuum cleaner cleo
trio lights and electric range; on tree shaded
grounds, 10O1200 IT., In one OF the most select
residential neighborhoods. within easy COM
mutation OF New York city by express SER
vice Lackawanna Railroad: best OF commu-
tation golf club schools, churches, all city
convenences; within few minutes of chain
OF charming lakes act now. need cash: a
snap. CURTIS SMITH. / Boulevard West
Mountain Lakes. N. J. Phone 1913 Boonton
SEVEN room house. all improvements also
double house. rooms each. Inquire 1921
West Front st., Plainfield. N. J.
SIX room house. all modern improvements
heat, electricity. phone: plot 40x175; grape
vine; best location; a few blocks from sta
ton. committing: price 80 500; cash, 81, 900
PAUL DINDA. 461 sth av., Room 215
SACRIFICE. $500. easy terms, cosey horne,
rooms, bath; garage rutherford, N. j..
32 minutes to n. Y. city. DOCTOR, tel. 1870
Cortlandt.
TWO stoTy factory. Apply 227 It'll ST.. West
New York. ". j.
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BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

for studio. 25x3o. tI3 rent.
VAUGHN. 81 Greenwich av. Chelsea $3.50,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-08-23

1920 square feet highly desirable office
space In uptown business section. 1918 per
$40 square feet. one 1850 square feet; innied-
late telephone service can be had. Inquire
eighth fIoor West 4(th
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-08-23
File Plans for Bronx schoolhouse.

Plans have been filed by the city for
a four story school house. 50x10s, at the
northwest corner of Washington avenue
and 10th street. c. B. J. Snyder. the
architect OF the Board of Education,
estimates the cost at s225, 900.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-08-23
DWELLING BUILDERS
HUSTLING In BRONX
File Plans for 21 Houses in One
Day-Melrose Ave. Theatre
Leased From Plans.

Marked activity in the matter OF
iling plans for dwellings in the Bronx
which became noticeable last week was
continued with unusual vim yesterday,
when plans were filed for twenty-one
homes. This is the largest number Of
plans for dwellings yet to be filed in
borough since the resumption OF build
ing began two years ago. The fol-
lowing is a list of the plans filed;
WHITE PLAINS AV. c s, 25 8 o'Brien Az.
sty brick stores and dwig. 25x44; Eliza-
beth Dietrich. 20 Kate pL Hnckenoack, y;
MAPES AN, o 8, 102 n 10th st, sty brick
store and dwlg. 1s.ioxsl. and sly brick
garage. 2Gx.1: Max and Gertrude Schwartz,
so$s Mapcs av. owners Emanuel Alex,
2oSTH ST, e 3. 1916 2o4th ST. . sty
dwlgs. 25x3ox2o126 Essig Conway. 1908
Grand Concourse, owners; Chas Clark.
CONJUNCTION Av, " cor Crosby av. 2 sly
dwlg. 20x50; Magma & Gaeto, 500 1.5th
81. owners; Frederick Scharie. archi.
Wiling or plans with the Bronx Building
department to-day revealed twenty-one prop.
critics for the northerly borough. They call
for u total estimated expenditure or SlS2,-
500 Details Of the proposed houses follow
WALLACE Az. " :. Ses Morris Park av'
1916 Holland av. owner; J Kelly, "a. arch en-,
LYON Av. $. e Castle Hin av. two sty
dwlg, :oxss; Edward J Mooerg co. Inc
22s0 Lyon av. owners; Anton Primer, aren't
ai4TH ST. 8 S. 324 w Brentwood av. sty
brick dweg; Louis Rogusa, 700 Il 212th
st, owner and architect. ........... W, 600
CRuGER Az. 9 $, $50 Burke Az, Z sly
brick dwlg, q .6x54 Marguerite Stanchina.
$500 White Plains av. owner; Joseph &c.
cardi. architect. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IS, 600
:4SD ST, n 3, 1T5 Barnes av. sty dwls.
lSx42 Owners Construction Co., % w Aid
st: George Fairchld, architect. $40. 900
UNIVERSITY AV. 3. 90 n 1851 st. : sly
brick dwls, :2x50; Engel & Titsky. $50 "
18th st, owners; Margon Chaser, archi,
PERRY Az, { $. 1885 n 2o7th ST. 2 sly
brick dwlg 25x50; John Hart, on premises.
owner: Peter NJ. Coco, architect. .s12, 600
MULFORD AV. Norris av, sty brick
store and dwlg, 22x45; Amelia Puliciechio.
ia22 Pilgrim av owner; Chas r Baxter,
aTenitect 80 ssa,n Il sty
hollow tile dwlg. 22.6x42; Vincent Favale,
as j. i15th st, owner Eugene Canava;
architect Observation-Disclosures. .... So,Vvo
PARAMOUNT Az, n S. 25.6 W Thrognorton
av 2 sty dwlg. 1S.6x36.6; Peter Piuckis,
IS list. B'klyn. owner; Raphael J. Smyth,
PRATT Ay, s. 100 Strang av. sty
dwlg. 1sx32: Marie Hogan. / F. 1soth ct.
owner: Geo. H. Olphert, architect =. SS,oOo
SAXON Av, 9, 92s s Gun hin I'd. u. sty
st. owner; ] Kelly. architect. $1,000
DEI.AFIELD Az, $. $50 II 256th st. sty
brk dwlg 20x2a.i Barbara l. Strann, 1893
Jackson av, owner; Paul Hunter. archi-
c2oD ST n ;, 975 e scheffelin av. IL sly
dwlg 1882: Valentine LevindinsSi. 3eSl
Barnes av owner Robt s. Moser. arch
itoct .................... ....... $3.50. .@o,ovo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-08-23
DON'T WASTE MONEY IN RENT.
BUY THIS HOUSE.

After normal cash payment you can own
this home outright by investing your present
rent; house contains large living room 1924
feet, dining room. breakfast nook. large,
light kitchen. buffers pantry. large bed
rooms. tiled bathroom. ample closets and
storage space. modern plumbing. heating and
gas appliances; yard large enough for ten
mis- court. golf nearby; in north Jersey, IS
minutes from New York. via train trolley
any time day or night. For further particu-
lars and photos address r. S. DAY, so
Union So, N. Y. city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-08-23
BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
From Battery to I4th ST.. Inclusive.

BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
From Battery to Iith ST.. Inclusive.
SOUTH ST.. 81 $50 Burling slip).-Ali light
loft for light manufacturing; $50. Apply
go st av.
USE OF rolltop desk, with telephone service.
$40: also mail and telephone service. s..
DUANE, 90 4th av., opposite Wanamaker' s..
Excellent service. Cali stuyvesai., sss1l.
$3.50 month. loft DOB Cherry r., 1.300
feet. sHARuM. ITO Broadway
Above 18th st. to 5sth st. tIneinsi.el.
East River 70 North River.
BUILDING. excellent condition. stories
5oNl0o. clear and light: 3 ton elevator, sxi6.
DIG West 10th ST., New York city. Long
acre 3If5.
CORNER. part OF store. front or rear. steam
heat very light. MORROW. 7ol Lexington
corIer 5Sth. Plaza 1884
CUsHMAN & WAKEFIELD. INC.
80 East AID ST.. New York.
GARAGE. 63d st.. near 9th av.. $4,000 50.
It,: $33, 600; no bonus; direct from owner.
FORSTER. 724 9Th ay. --
LARGE private office, with stock room
space. suitable for manufacturers or cx-
PUBLISHING HOUSE. i14-l1o 9th av. Phone
Chelsea 4s12.
LOFT. 4o.7o, third floor. Large slsvasSSr.
aos sem 4e sfa c Ts4y Ae sds rsn' '00 O
OFFICES. distinctive, high class uptown
building. 500 feet TO 1000 square feet.
FILLMORE REALTY CORP. TIMES BLDG:
WELL FURNISHED OFFICES
suitcase in theatrical district; over 500 feet
divided In five rooms: phone: can be seen
HIP daily. Room EOS. ia w. 44th ST., or
phone Bryant 64s4.
WILL sublet during years absence. fur
nished office with telephone, waiting room
and two small private offices: 800 month.
ARCHITECT. 800 9TH av.. room 1909.
5I-55 7th av.. at I4th st. subway: store. rs
feet front, II foot ceiling, basement 1900
5000 square feot; will divide; fireproof,
TREE-scHLEY CO.. 200 9th az.
1920 square feet highly desirable office
space In uptown business section. 1918 per
square foot. will rent In two units, one
$40 square feet. one 1850 square feet; imnied-
late telephone service can be had. Inquire
eighth floor. 10 West 40th ct.
Above 59th St.--5th Az. TO North River.
s1ST ST., 81 West-Physician Office suite
on entrance floor, large reception room and
private office, with toilet and lavatory; rent
S125. Apply on premises.
Miscellaneous.
BUILDINGS, STORES, FLOORS,
Vacant Houses LAKIN. 1o1 West 42d.
WILLIAM a. MAGICIAN. NC,
Renting speciallsts. 42e 9Th Az.
New Jersey.
STORE for rent on Broad st. Newark, n. j.,
in the heart of city; excellent location for
any kind OF business. Call HOTEL GREE
LEY. Ss2 Broad ST.. Newark. N. J.. Market
9iSt
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New York state--saie or Rent.
Connecticut-Sale or Rent.

VILLAGE road house, farm, 20 rooms large
hall; State road. near White Lake: may
exchange, Box a. Bethel. N. Y.
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Above lsth 1T. 20 5sth sc. tInciusiveJ.
East River to North River.
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Above 5sth st.--3th Az. to North River.

S1ST ST., 81 West-Physician office suite
on entrance floor, large reception room and
private office, with toilet and lavatory; rent
Sf25. Apply on premises.
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Above Seth st.-5th Av. to North River.
Washington Heights, Above 1s5th st.
West Of 9Th Av.

up to date new house, house extra wide
and exceptionally we'll situated on wash
irgton Heights, communicate with me. Terms
will be easy and price right TO dissolve part
nership. DISSOLUTION. box. 1905 Herald.
Harlem
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Miscellaneous.

BUILDINGS, STORES. FLOORS,
Vacant Houses. LAKIN. 101 West AID.
WILLIAM a. MAGELLAN. NC,
Renting Specialists. i2e 9Th av.
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New Jersey.

STORE for rent on Broad St. Newark. n. j.,
in the heart of city; excellent location for
LEY SS2 Broad st., Newark. N. j.. Market
g1St
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-08-23

SIX story four family extra wide apartment
house, adjacent broadway and 135th ST.;
three year first mortgage standing. about
five times the rent and 10000 cash will
purchase; hot water only. GENUINE BAR
GAIN. boz 1000 Herald. Harlem.
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FARM PROPERTY.
Connecticut.
50 ACRES, 30 tillable; apple, pear trees;
good room house; barn, . hen houses.
outbuildings; horses, 2 cows. pigs, 100
chickens. calf, IS hens: farming tools
Price $4,000. Terms. CLARK & SON, 1924
Main ST., bridgeport. Conn
Virginia.
HOAfESFEEERS-Sen for yirginia Farm
List. Dept. 3a Emporin. Va.
Miscellaneous.
FARMS for sale. catalogue free. sTRotyT
FAIlM AGENCY. BOX r, 100 Nassau ct.
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BUILDING, excellent condition, Z stories.
50xl0o. clear and light: 8 ton elevator, 9xf6.
GIG West doth ST., New YORK; city. Long
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Bad. 10 u. Ccor. Snyder av)--12 family.
brick house, steam. electricity. As room
apartments: no reasonable price refused :
would consider two family hcuss part ex-
change. wINNETTE, owner 219 w. SD.
$4,000 CASH PRICE $4,000
Handsome home, large plot, garage. 273
Park South. SPENCER, i54 Nassau st.
Peekman 1885,
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Borough CT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

BRowNsToNE house, lease, option buying;
great sacrifice: apartments, furnished, I'M
furnished. housekeeping; parquet, electricity ;
refined nefghborhood; subways. Lafayette