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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-31
JAPAN REPRESENTED
AT PRESS CONGRESS
(By Associated Press)

COLUMBIA, Mo, May 31.-Japan
will be represented at the Press Con,
gress of the World in Honolulu next
October by a delegation of distin-
guished Journalists headed by X. Su-
gimura, editor of the Toxic Asahi
Shimbun, according to cable advices
just received here by Dean Walter
Williams. head of the School of Jour
nalism Of the University of Missouri
and president of the congress.
Mr.. Sugimura. who is one of the
foremost journalists Of Japan, is a
member of the executive committee
of the Press Congress and helped to
organize it at San Francisco in 1915.
He will have prominent place on
the program in Honolulu.
Representation of all the 43 coun-
tries wherein reside members of the
congress is expected at the sessions
in Honolulu by those in charge of the
arrangements.
Will Wilke, editor of the Grey Eagle
(Minn) Gazette and former presid ent
Of the National Editorial associa ton,
is arranging for special trains and
steamship accommodations to carry
the delegates from the United States
to the meeting. He is the chairman
of the orga nization's transportation
committee
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-31

After the discovery of the Solomon
islands they were lost again for two
centuries.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-31
BY WILLIAM r. SANBORN

The West EIkton school building
differs from most of the modern edu-
ca tional structures in Preble county
in thissrespect: 1t is one-story and
Endorsement structure 1t was erected
in 1913, since which date the larger
and more pretentious consolidated
schools have been constructed.
But the West Elkton school seems
to be amply large, for there are two
consolidated schools in Gratis town
ship, the latest and larger of the twa in
being located at Gratis. Our readers
will recall the picture of that building,
printed few days ago.
The West Elkton building has four
grade rooms, one of which is used
for high school recitations. The audi
torium comfortably seats 200. the
building is electrically lighted, has a
steam heating plant, and is supplied
with water from a deep well located in
the building. AS in the case of the
school at Gratis. it is under the su-
pervision of the district superintend-
ent, Reuben Koch. of Verona, who has
a number of these schools in his
cha rye. The schools at Verona and
Gratis are each first grade high
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schools; the school at West Elkton is
classed as second grade high.
West Elkton Graduate List
But two high school pupils were
graduated at the West Elkton high
school this spring. These were the
Misses Kathryn Eby and Helen Kirk.
The eighth grade graduates were:
Hugh Reddick, Nellie Walt, Treva
Mann, Betty Larsh. Coral Buell., Treva
Kirk and Mary Overholtz.
The faculty at the West Elkton
school follows: l.. N. Emrick, prnci-
pal; Emma Branson. high school Eng
lish and seventh and eighth grades;
Werna Weimer, fifth and sixth
grades; Ruth Cromwell, third and
fourth grades; Ollie Owens, first and
second grades.
Dean H. C. Minnich, of Miami uni
versity, delivered the class address.
and a dinner was served to about 800
parents and friends on the closin g
day.
Grounds Are Beautified
The West Elkton school grounds
have been greatly beautified since the
picture shown was taken, shortly after
the building was completed. The
school improvement association, aided
by til children, has done effective
work in that line, the association also
donating conSidera BILE money for the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-31
TWO MOORISH TRIBES
RESIST SPANISH RULE.

TETUAN, Morocco, May 31.-Two
Of the Moorish tribes who are fighting
the Spaniards seem determined to
fight to the death for their independ-
ence. They are the Bocoyas and the
Beni-Urriaguels.
The Bocoyas are the most numer
Gus, every man being warrior and
a fearless fatalist. The Beni-Urrla-
guels have been engaged in most OF
the rebellious against Spanish rule in
Morocco which have taken place IN
the vicinity of Alhucemas.
The latter tribe is we'll supplied
with arms, munitions and money for
they have evaded all the vigilance OF
the Spanish coastguard vessels and
have been carrying on an active trade
with British and French blockade run
ners in wool, silk, wax. skins, eggs
and almonds.
Even when the sultan was supreme
in Morocco. his forces were never able
TO dominate these two tribes. who had
their refugees in the almost lnacces-
sible Businesses in the vicinity Of AL
hucemas and Penon. from which they
still harry the Spanish troops.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-31
Markets More Important
Than Yield in Farming
CBy Associated Press)

URBANA, ILL.,, May 31.-Lessons of
the last ten years for American farm
ers were summarized here today by
lege of agriculture of the University
Of Illinois. He said:
The experience of the last ten
years has taught farmers that the cost
of production is of more Importance
than yield, that animal production is
especially costly and hazardous, that
our marketing machinery is inadequate
for the bulk and complexity of the
business, and that credit system
built up for commercial purposes is
not adapted to agricultural purposes
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-31
EAGLES TO INSTALL
OFFICERS WEDNESDAY

Officers elected at the meeting of
the Eagles Wednesday, May 4, will
be installed Wednesday night, June
/. Those elected and who are to be
installed at the next meeting include
F. NJ. Boyer, worthy president;
Frank Lehman, past worthy presi-
dent; William Schneider, worthy vice
president; Harry Mcbride. chaplain;
August Johanning, secretary; H. R.
VanZant, treasurer; DR. E. H. Men
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-31
Ohio News Flashes

MlDDLETOWN-The largest Me
mortal day parade ever conducted i'll
Middletown was staged Monday morn
ing when Is fraternal organizations
including 200 members of the Ameri-
can Legion, veterans of the Civil and
Spanish-American wars and many
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other OSCILLATIONS took part in the
parade. ~~-aa- s--s#7. --.s----.
STEUBENVILLE - While attempt
ing to retrieve baseball that had
been batted into the Ohio river by a
playmate. Frank Olphin. 10 years old.
was caught in a swift current, carried
into mid-stream and drowned while
his companions were calling for help.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-31

library and fixtures. The latest do
nation totaled $3.50 for books and do
mestic science equipment. The May
enrolment showed 123 elementary pu-
pills and a class of IA in the high
school.
A lecture course of five numbers is
annually provided and various soci-
cites meet regularly in the school
auditorium
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denhall and Dr. Hufnagle, physicians;
Frank Lehman, Albert Handley and
Charles Eubank, trustees; John Ken
erin. outside guard; Raymond Smell
ly, inside guard.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-31
Masonic Calendar
Tuesday, May 81

Tuesday, May 81
Richmond Lodge No. 1876 F. & A.
NJ, called meeting. Work in Master
Mason Degree, beginning I o'clock.
Wednesday. June
Webb Lodge, No. "a F. & A. NJ,
called meeting Work in the Master
Mason degree.
Thursday. June 2
WAYNE Council No. 10. r. & S. NJ,
stated meeting.
Friday, June 8
King Solomon's Chapter No. 4 r.
A. NJ. called meeting. Work in the
Past and Most Excellent Masters de-
grees.
Saturday. June
Loyal Chapter No 40 O. E. S., stat
ed meeting.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-31

CUT THIS OUT. 1T is WORTH MONEY
Cut out this slip. enclose 1t with SC
and mail it to Foley & Co. 1885 Shelf
field Ave. Chicago, Ill, writing your
name and address clearly You will
receive in return a trial package con-
'haining Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound for coughs, colds and Group
Foley Kidney Pills for pains in side
and back; rheumatism. backache, kid
ney and bladder ailments: and Foley
Cathartlc Tablets, a wholesome and
thoroughly cleansing cathartic for con-
stpation, billiousness. headaches and
sluggish bowels. A G. Luken and Co,
626-62S Main.---Advertisem
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COMMONS WILL BE GIVEN
FACTS ON ANGlO-JAP PACT

Lloyd George, pressed by various
questioners in the house of commons
Monday for details concerning the
proposed renewal of the Anglo-Japan-
csc treaty and whether it would prev
iously be submitted to the house for
ratification, said the commons would
have full information regarding the
treaty and be given opportunity to dis
cuss it.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-13
HOPKINS TO MAKE REPORT
Joe Carson Post VIII Hold Meeting
al city Hall Tonight.

r. G. Hopkins, post adjutant OFF,
cor, will present his semi mi-annual re-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-13

CuANpI. .ER--Some girls who had
driven a Ford 20 the Stone school
house the other night by some mis-
hap got tho car upset. Spectators
helped them right & without any IA.
talIties, and then some fellow with
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-13
Hold for SlcnlinE Auto.

John boo uliaS j. W. Campbell
pleaded not guilty at his arrnign-
sncnt before Justice 4. G, Maxcy
Tuesday on the charge OF theft of
an automobile and was committed
to jail In default Of a $4,000 bond
pending his preliminary hearing
July 30. Campbell is charged with
the theft ~ n CadnllaC automobile
valued At 81 $50 from NJ. iughce.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-13

port TO the MON hers Of Joe e,....
post at the meeting to he t..I ="
night at o'clock in the r... ..
auditorium. Other matters $50.
iness OF Importance are To- Do. s'S
cussed. '"'
American Legion lo9d...-,
have been moved bodily f,.,. ..'
old location on Cincinnati NV. !,
the municipal building and a..
Gated now at the corner az ...
and Cincinnati ''"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-13
Sfdn,m WIN Dedicate
ROsICeH Pine Organ

Ernest Prhng Stamm Of this city.
one Of the best organists Of tho
southwest. viii leave Wednesday for
Roswell. New Mexico. whore he will
dedicate a new Estcy pipe organ In
tho Methodist church Thursday eve-
ming. For the recital Stamm has ar
ranged varied program off II or
gan solos. lie Ia organist OF tho
First Christian church.
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State Briefs

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-13

SHAWNEE -- "Curlcy' MotHcn
bnckor was arrested here sunday
and tafen to oklahoma city and
placed In Jail. Ifo h wanted In con
nection with n recent $4,000 dia-
mond theft at n hotel In that city
Tho gems were stolen from an agen,
Of diamond firm.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-13

Harding addressed his invitation to
conference has either formally or
informally sign.ficd It's willingness
10 participate with the exception of
Japan.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-13

New telephone directory .... g..
press soon. Arrange for adj. .....r,
space and changes in lis.,.s a,
once --Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-13

m,rfs .s one ~ the essential steps
tJNard 'hc peace of the world"
LOSDON July 12.-lt is under
stood iu government circles today
that Japan is sonding a not" for
Wnily accepting President Harding s
invitation to an international con-
ference. a report was current that
President Harding may invite Ger
many and Russia 10 a conference
on account OF Frances objection to
disarming unless those two powers
lkcwiso agree 20 disarm.
WASHGSGTOS, Jus i2.--Japan
alone today remained outside the
conference barrier.
Every nation 20 which President
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-13

Unpaid telephone bills for July
are past due. II not paid by p. m.
Of the 18TH. service will be discon-
ttnucd -A AJVt
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New Jersey-sale or Rent.

~. 900 SECURES TITLE. balance OF 81 800 on
easy term mortgages, which can be paid OFF
AT THE RATE OF $50 A MONTH FOR
WHAT YOU WILL WASTE AS RENT FOR
A SMALL CITY APARTMENT DURING
THE NEXT FEW YEARS YOU CAN OWN
THIS COZY HOME FREE AND CLEAR.
The house has fine rooms, garage, tiled
bath. hardwood floors, electric light and fix
tures, shades. electric range, electric vacuum
heat. and Is completely decorated The
grounds contain nearly 1-3 OF an acre. The
neighborhood Is refined and gentcel; all city
conveniences and country advantages for
comfortable living. Bathing and boating
available. Splendid elevation. No mosquitoes
Fine committing service to y. Y. City. 1T
is WORTH INVESTIGATING. z. u. WOR-
CESTER. 110 Broadway, y. Y. City. Tel
1470 Cortlandt
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Borough Of Manhattnu---niiscellaneoa,.

BUILDERS Opportunity plot, T5x
100. with old frame buildings and stable.
suitable for garage or warehouse: present
Herald. Harlem.
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Heights. Above 125th ST..
West OF Sth Av.
BARGAIN. 8 TIMES RENT.

BARCiAIN, 8 TIMES RENT.
Heights. ~ family story elevator, s3xfOo:
10 year mortgage: perfect condition: $3S, 600
rents al $l3 a room. Price 100000 cash
S25, 900. SLAwSON & HOBBS, 1G2 West
72d st.
BARGAIN in 140's, near Broadway, 3 story
and basement private house. II rooms and
bath and pantry extension. foyer hall. open
sion Oct. 1. DWELLING. box ff91 Herald
Harlem.
i00Xfo0, vacant; both. adjoining Riverside
Drive. easy terms gHARITM I70 R'yyay
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Borough Of oueens-saie or Rent.

ASTORIA, L. I-Mansion 1G6xf42 with ga
rnge 10 very large rooms with all up 10
date improvements: large porch: 10 minutes
from Grand Central Astoria subway rood
for speculation: price sos. 900. very easy
terms. FRANK RTcART. 116 Nassau ST..
New York. Beekman 1926.
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borough Of Bronx--sale or Rent.

ON Southern Boulevnrd-Two story taxpayer,
15xiO0. ready for occupancy Aug. rs; price
500 600 Il. l.. DURING & CO., 80 West 4Tth
~, Bryant 233T.
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REAL EsTATE-0UT OF CITY.
Long IsIand-Sale or Rent.

NORTH SHORE, hour out, attractive DWELL
ing extremely well built, 7 rooms, all inn
provemeats; high ground, overlooking har-
bor; five minutes water; large plot 1O0x150:
and particulars, DANIEL GERARD, 1910
Rrnadwav N Y
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Fl Z r " A N n FIR a n K
l. A u T Il r (S A X o N ".

DREssMAKER. HIGHEST CLASS. WITH
LARGE FOLLOWING, WISHES TO d.
VIDE LOFT WITH MILIINER. TAILOR
FERRED; ''offn oMfT REspoNsIBLA SIh v PARTIES TIES
NEED ANSWER. w 3S HERALD. HER
AID SO.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A first class enterprise. established since
1885. and entrusted with all secrets as
well as with technical claims, undertakes
the
PURGE HASE IN GERM ANY
in all products OF the metal line (enamel
(basket material. house and cooking uten-
ssis. piaythings, &c.). and OF the chemical
line (paints, technical and chemical products'
medicines, &C., Only large firms who would
have dealings for quite a long time or con-
tinuously are requested TO send their ad-
dresses and terms TO
MANN FRANK,
LA u T Il r Is A X o N W.
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REAL EsTATE-oUT OF CITY.


Long Island-sale or Rent.
AT FREEPORT, i. New Summer bun.
gaiow. 4 rooms and bath. on plot 30x1GJ.
Price SO ,250, on easy terms.
JOHN J. RANDALL COMPANY,
lh y. Long Beach Av. Freeport, N. y.
DOUGLAS MANOR BUNGALOW PLOT,
with perpetual waterfront privileges and
mile OF beautiful shore front for 81 900 cash
TO quick buyer. w. KAYE, 52 Vanderbilt
av. Vanderbilt aiS3.
FOR sALE-Summer home. furnished, on
south side or Merrick Road at Bellport
T.. T.. near Country Club house has rooms.
including bathroom: electricity, gas range,
new awnings. sereened porch aud windows,
hous. newly painted inside. barn. sarags,
chicken houses, tool house, tools about .
acres fine garden planted; can be seen any
time, owner now on premises. price So, 600;
Immediate possession: no agents.
LOUIS MOLLENtIAUER, Owner
Telephone 173 Bellport Beport, l.. I.
GREAT NECK EsTATEs-Lots, very desir-
able: reasonable. owner. nth floor, 1882
Broadway.
GREAT NECK EsTATEs-Bargaln. o rooms,
baths, G6xl00 Owner, Mad. So. $3.50.
HOMES AND ACREAGE Write Il. UNsER,
Minoola. Tel. Garden City 1642w.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above I4th st. to 5sth 81. unciusive)
East River TO North River.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above 18th st. to 59th st. unclusivel
East River to North River.
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APARTMENTS-FURNISHED.

ADVERTISER HAS FURNISHED
-FOUR ROOM APARTMENT IN
WEST COS. NEAR eth AV., TO
LEASE FOR FIVE OR TEN YEAR
PERIOD; LUxURTOUSLY. FUR
NISHED: EVERY MODERN CON
nENIENCE: ALL FURNITURE AND
EQUIPMENT PRACTICALLY NEW
THIS APARTMENT WAS ESPECI-
ALLY DESIGNED. CONSTRUCTED
AND FURNISHED FOR ADvER-
T1SER LAST FALL AT A COST OF
$4,000 MUST Re SEEN TO BE APP
PRECIATED: RENT s4oo MONTHLY
TO RESPoNSIBLE PARTIES ONLY.
WILL CONSIDER SELLING LEASE
AND ALL CONTENTS AND EQUIP
MENT. TELEPHONE CIRCLE 24s0.
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- UNFURNIsHED.

From Battery 60 1ith St, Inclusive.
DOCTOR or dentist, main floor, ~ 9Th av.,
3 rooms, entrances maid and telephone
services. Stuyvesant 435s
WASHINGTON SQUARE NORTHEAST n
University place) Corner; splendid; alter.
stions completed about August 10; one and
two rooms with private bath: non house
keeping; sT20 per annum up; tea room on
premises
Also adjoining, 1920 Waveriey place--Two
rooms and bath, 5000 per annum up.
Apply 20 Waverley place or GUY0N T.. G..
EARLE. agent. 35s 9Th av, Fltz Roy 0sof.
Above iith 81. TO 50th ~. unclusiye,.
East River to North River.
9TH ST, NEAR FIFTH Av
Unusually attractive apartment, rooms
alcove and bath; suitable for private or
business purposes; restaurant in building.
Apply by telephone, John 1918.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
New York.

GRADUATE nurse (registered) will care for
references from home town and city physi-
clans. Address 637 Herald, 10th st.
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ACCOUNTANT, cashier, executive. aged 40,
desires change; 20 years mercantile and
manufacturing experience. Address Ener-
gotc. $50 sth av
BOOKKEEPER stenographer. experienced,
young man, desires positions references
M 1349 Herald, Harlem.
BookKEEPER and general office work:
years experience. Call Bushwiek 1920.
Roy, 10, strong. wishes position at anything.
good reference. Adoph Edward Goldstein,
b9i Ashford ST., brooklyn.
BUTLER, valet thoroughly competent, neat
appearances unquestionable recommnnda.
tons. Noel. 14o r. 3ist
BUTLER. R.--First class butler, good on
salads and first class valet. S 2o5 Herald
Herald ri.
BITTI .ER-L.dy closing house would place
butler. II. p. g. sTs 30 av. .
BUTLER wishes position. best city refer.
ences. A. u. ib4 East Gath ST.
BUTLER. useful, English. tas.SorsrY or
otherwise; city or country. Schuyiev 21i4
CARETAKlcr, colored man. desires position
large apartment or private house; nren11Si
references Greene. 2s7 w. s2d.
CARPENTER, cabinet maker contractor.
Tambaco, 1907 I'd av. Tel. Plaza 0o94
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BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

DESIRABLE STORES, LOFTS, OFFICES
all parts of New York. Bronx, Brooklyn.
GROVE AGENCY. S12 WORLD RI.Dti
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Pennsylvania.

SUNRISE COTTAGE, East Stroudsburg Pa
r. ID. No. 3.-Ideal location: home COM
forts: good food; rates on application. Mrs.
j. l.. BISBING.
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- UNFURNISHED.

Above 5oth st.-Sth Az. to North River.
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SITUATIONS wANTED---MALE.

ACCOUNTANT. bookkeeper. competent tex
tiles or machinery business. II s5 Herald
Herald SO.
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! own s4oo, 900 worth of business property
on the main street of Buffalo: / want a
first mortgage of 5000, ,000 will pay a liberal
bonus. Address d 665 Herald, $50 Bway
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Above 5oth st.-5th Av. to North River.

126TH ST.. 1s E.-Four rooms, ktchenett'
and bath; $720 per year; references re-
quired.
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FOR SALE-MIsCELLANEOUS.
Furniture.

TWO bed room suites, twin beds; also up
holstered suite and odd chairs: between 8
and II A. M. 101 w. 72d st. Hosea.
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New York state-sale or Rent.

IN THE HEART OF THE HILLS.
r,,bbIestone modern dwelling, rooms,
bath city water, electric light; garage :
plot 1o0x150: shaded: plenty OF fruit suit
able for boarding house or large family; !;
residential section. 10 minutes TO station )
81, 900; terms a bargain.
HAYES g. KAHLBAuM. -.
Manuel. N Y Telephone 113,
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CORNWALL. 256 West Goth ST.. cor. B'way
3 rooms. 3 baths. So. 800. Apply SLAW
SON & HOBBS 1R2 West 72d at
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sSD. IS Els rooms, bath. steam heat. hot
water; 81 1900 yearly: decorated TO suit;
convenient location.
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MONEY TO LOAN AND WANTED
ON BOND AND MORTGAGE.

HAVE AVAILABLE FUNDS FOR FIRST
MORTGAGE, MANHATTAN AND
BRONX IMPROVED. JOHN J. BOYLAN.
III BROADWAY.
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APARTMENTS = UNFURNISHED
Above 59th st.-5th Av. to East River.

MADISON Av.. 1910 (Ssth st)-Elevator. 8.
7 and corner rooms. bath, maids toilet;
Woo up: Immediately or Oetober !.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
WEST Side.

AV., 58 C120th).-2 rooms.
facing park. kitchenette, phone; adults.
RIDI.ER
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Borough Of Bronx.

LOFT for rent light manufacturing 50x1oO;
best labor section Bronx; so sewing ma
chine tables, motors and other equipment
for sale cheap. PHILLIPS, WE'LL & NOR
TON. $40 Broadway.
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COAL YARD $1,000 ton) POCKET Newark:
borders railroad and Passaic River: in
cludes wharf. office building boiler building
hoist. scales. accessories: sacrifice. BOR-
OUCH ESTATES. 261 Broadway New York
city. Tel. Barclay 6o50
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FARM PROPERTY.
SUMMER RESIDENCES TO LET

FARMS for sale, catalogue free STROUT
FARM AGENCY, Box II. $50 Nassau st.
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sell issue OF 10 per cent cumulative pre-
Ierred, with 100 per cent. common bonGs.
Write or call Suite cor, 5O3 9Th av., cor. 4od.
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HENDRIX HUDSON. GIL w. 110th ST.. cor
ner Riverside Drives rooms, baths,
S3,600; Q rooms. baths, 81 200; rooms,
bath, 81 500. Apply SLAWSON d HOBBS.
162 West 12d st
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Above 18th st. to 59th st. Uncinsiye).
East River to North Rise-.

IN GRAND CENTRAL ZONE.
No. 30f Madison av.. between 41st and 42d
sts. four story dwelling. lot 24x100 suitable
for any business for which the superb loca-
tion IL essential; sale, lease or exchange
WILLIAM y. FITZPATRICK, $40 B'way
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LA GRANGE, West SD st. (cor. G. p.
Wesp IS rooms and bath. $4,000. Apply
SLAWSON a. HOBBS 162 West I'D st,