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Evening star., 1921-04-17
HACKETT TO PLAY IN PARIS
Win Give Shakespearian Parts
With Parisian Actor

PARIS. April 16.-P1ans for ex-
pansfon of the Franco-American
shakespearian production into two
performances at the government sub
sidized theater, the Odeen. have been
approved by the government. James
X. Hackett, the American actor, with
Macbeth" in English. June s. Fir
min Gemier, Paris actor, manager
and president of the French Shake
spearian Society. will in this per
formance play MacDuff. speaking the
On June s, Mr. Haekett will play
one act Of Macbeth" II. Gemier will
present one act of the Merchant of
Venice" and both will combine in the
third act Of ''Otheilo." In this act
English. and NJ Gemier will appear
a. lago, In French.
Evening star., 1921-04-17
WARNS OF BOL LSHEWSM.
Cardinal Dougherty Sees Signs
Americans Drift From Church.

PHILADELPHIA. April 16.-Dennis
public reception rendered him last
night by the citizens of Philadelphia
in honor Of his elevation to the Sa-
cred College. warned his hearers
against the perils; of bolshevism. He
declared the time had come to set
the danger signals. because Of the
growing reports that the people of
America are drifting away from re-
ligion."
The cardinal was welcomed in ad-
dresses by Governor Sproul and May
or Moore. The Academy Of Music
where the reception was. held, was
banked with flowers. while Americ
flags and bunting Of yellow and
white. the papal colors. were hung on
the boxes. The exterior Of the
building was decorated in the papal
colors.
Evening star., 1921-04-17

lively, when the course will be re-
served for members in the morning.
The qualifying round. eighteen holes,
must be played with a club member
who is also entered for the tourna-
ment. Medal scores for handicap con-
sideration may be played with any
one at any time before April 25. all
scores in to be attested. a first and
second prize and consolation prize
will be awarded for each sixteen. also
a prize for low medal score In the
qualification. Lieut.. Col. Percy L.
Jones' Army Medical School, is secre-
tary of the club and prospective en-
trants should notify him Immediately
of their desire to take part in the
tournament.
Evening star., 1921-04-17
PUTS HOPE in COOLIDGE.
College Dean Looks to Him for In
fuence at CAPITAL

BOSTON. April 1S.-Dean e. W.
Nicholson of Wesleyan University
last night voiced the hope that Vice
President Coolidge, as an "exemplar
Of the decent reticence Of New Eng
land" would put some OF the milk
of human kindness in President Hard
inR's breast"
Speaking at a Wesleyan alumni din
ner, dean Nicholson said:
"Mr. Hardings message to Congress
set forth tho theory that the United
States has no right to interfere or
world. It. seems to be the theory to
let Europe stew in its own Juice That
juice is liable to boil up and make Q
mess all over the stove. and we'll have
to 20 over and clean It up."
Evening star., 1921-04-17
WAR GAS HELD Benefit.
Inventor Says It Has Reduced
Fatalities in Fighting.

CHICAGO, April 16.-The use OF
poisonous gas in warfare is humani-
tartan, Prof. w. Lee Lewis of North
western University. said in an ad-
dresa Prof. Lewis, who recently In
vented q poisonous gas with which
ing, said he based his statement ON
figures showing that with the use OF
gas, casualties increased 1900 Per
cent and fatalities decreased 10 Der
cent in the world war.
"Poison gas" he said, win reduce
m army Of 100000 to a Is per cent
efficiency without killing or fnjuring
any Of the men. Most OF the casual
ties due to poison gas recover COM
pletely."
Evening star., 1921-04-17
Military Committee Changes.

Seven new members of the House
committee on military affairs VIII
shortly take the seats of retiring
members Their names follow
Richard Wayne Parker. New Jersey
former member; Frank Crowther'
New York; Harry c. Ransley. PennsSi-
vania; John Philip Hill. Maryland
Harry NJ. wurzbach. Texas; Louis A.
rockingham. Massachusetts,; w. G.
Wright, Georgia: T. H. Stoll. South
Carolina, and D. E. Garrett. Texas
Julius Kahn is slated to succeed him
self a. chairman. with John c. NC
Ken1ie. vice chairman. and Howard r.
SDdEwick. clerk.
Evening star., 1921-04-17
FLIGHT FOR ROOSEVELT.
Airmen to Take Assistant Secre
tary From Miami to Havana.

PENSACOLA. Fla, April 1.-two
F-5,L hying boats from the naval air
station here will leave tomorrow
morntAg for Miami. Fla. to nick up
Assistant Secretary Of the Navy
Theodore Roosevelt and carry him,
to Havana. leaving Miami April 20
sAd returpinS Saturday. I.
E1x:ses@ s@za = 80. = SSas3ss ieas X <
Evening star., 1921-04-17
SHOT DEAD IN PARIS HOTEL.

PARIS, April 16.-William Ogilvie
Hozier, lformer commander in the
British navy. and a son Of Col. Sir
Henry Hozier brother of Mrs. Win
ston Spencer Churchill. was found
shot thrpugh TIE head in a room OF
|As1D Aota1 a3st nigh6 sa9 9ttas1p
Evening star., 1921-04-17
POLICE CHIEF SHOT DEAD
Prominent Thomasville, N. C.
Physician Declared Assailant.

HIGH POINT. N. C.. April IL. q.
Taylor. chief Of police Of ThomasviIle.
was shot and killed on the streets of
Thomasville this morning by DR.. j.
w. Peacock, a prominent physician,
according to reports reAching here
this afternoon.
Henry Shaver. a bsytander. was also
seriously injured by q stray bullet
hospital for treatment Details Of the
tragedy have not yet been resolved
hero.
Evening star., 1921-04-17
PRISONERS ARE DEPoRTEr
jail Congestion Believed at Detroit
T omcials Report.

DETROIT, Mich, April 16.-Aliens
sentenced to the state prison At Jack
son are being paroled and imme ediately
deported. immigration officials here
announced. Several prisoners have
week, II was stated All were SERVING
short terms tor minor ofSsnses.
The plan % understood 70 hAyA beAn
nuuxa4o6 % Aae9190eXo11ounU =
Nn1011aka0n A1ekhA nufnnn
Evening star., 1921-04-17

His EnvironS Didn't Affect Him.
she-rm sn> the SURROUNDINGS are
the deciding fsotor 'in ohasaoter de-
velopment. -. p,
He-Nct always. rvs known aa old
6al1oW Who eoe tW0ntY yeak8 yoAe q,
fWAHsF ape4a11anG eUE1 Ho1k -
} IAnunAoN
Evening star., 1921-04-17
Issal Golf Tournanent.

IL VAP Department Golf Club has
arranged . club match play nom
handioaD tournament for April $3.50,
inea0atvA There will be q qualify
ing !v1od. eighteen holes medal play.
Wh4eA moy be played at any time in
the period April 17-23, inclusive. on
the Municipal links at Washington.
course A having been reserved for
members ths mornings OF April 10
IL There will reformed rs many
dightS Of Is a. can be made from the
total number Of members turning in
03SfAE 0oaraA Each sixteen WI
PIT o9 q match play; ssnt anale
Evening star., 1921-04-17

RaAD ars being developed for the
disyeaL of garbage accumulatine at
mineEy reservations during the
eonatnG Ascal year. beginning July 1,
1Szl At the larger camps the gar
oa3S VIII Be classified. while at the
omaH camps and stations disposal
Win - Effected in bulk.
Evening star., 1921-04-17
ouarter~a.ter Activities.

A portable laundry Sufficient in
capacity to take care of the laundry
work Of from 100 to 500 men. requiring
an operating force of not more than six
men. and capable Of being moved by
truck whenever necessary, has been
designed by the Quartermaster Corps.
The flrst of these units will be as
sembied and shipped to Fort st.
Michael. Alaska. as soon as navigation
to that point opens.
Evening star., 1921-04-17
RANGE OF MARKET AVERAGES

following
dealt Stock
Friday
the ~
Evening star., 1921-04-17

OsooUAD4 VoeogAD 0xu1A
Wuna1eunak.aRun
Evening star., 1921-04-17

Oncer. Of the deld artillery section
or the Onicers' Reserve Corps NAV
nov De admitted to active member
enip With the United States Field Ar
tinefy Association. This places such
oMcefs on m equality with field ar
tiuery omcers Of the Regular ARMY
In the association. and the chief OF
neld artillery hopes this will promote
tne present growing feeling of COM
mon S1fereSe between officers of the
nei4 ARTILLERY officers Of the Regular r
neid afeiiiery Of the Regular Army.
the Reserve Corps and the National
Guard. Efforts are being made to in
crease the membership of the associa-
ton.
Evening star., 1921-04-17

New Clipper-Bosv Ships.
Replacing the blunt Prov that gave
Evening star., 1921-04-17


question, though it has observed the
phenomena and has been familiar
with it for fifty years.
Citizens Savings Bank.
On the 18th instant the Citizens
Savings Bank celebrated its second
anniversary, q healthy, growing in
stitution, on the highway of pros
perity. Fernand Petit. cashier. re-
ported at the close of business on
Friday last $761, 900 deposits. gain
of over 100000 in the two years.
The total resources OF the institution
are $1.047,S12.96.
Washington savings banks are all
prosuerous The thrift that has been
evidenced in the rapid growth Of the
Citizens Savings is equally applicable
to very many of our leading savings
banks.
trolling factor in business: if it was
business would quickly revive.
Urges Sales Tax.
That the repeal OF the excess
uroflts tax IL necessary from gov
ernment standpoint. and that the
turnover tax ID the best substitute
TOR raising afsgTante Itan tSs 5evenue niue and and
den. was the opinion expressed by
Jesse Isador Strauss Of R. H Macy
&. Co. Of New York city, who was
in Washington yesterday.
Mr.. Strauss believes that, since the
Rovernment protects all the people.
everybody should contribute to the
support Of the government accord
ing to the volume Of their expendi-
lures. Speaking Of the gross sales
tax. he said:
"Seuator Smoot's statement as to
the introduction into our fiscal sys-
tom OF Q turnover tax ~ a snbsti-
tvte Tor the excess profits tax IL
very intefeGtinE and albonN Be
teaRk1IY 4udpGIs6 Ir $ho0A %Rh0a
Evening star., 1921-04-17

All war cantonnents now in use
have laundry facilities with the eX-
ception Of Camp Pike. Ark. The latest
Installation is at Camp Lewis. Wash.
It has been estimated that this plant
can be maintained at an average cost
Of 81 per month for each enlisted man
stationed there. and laundry service
can be rendered at that cost not only
to the enlisted garrison. but likewise
to the camp hospita! and the officers
and their families. The present cost
for contract laundry service apDroxi-
mates $zS0 per man per month. not
including hospital and officers work.
The New York herald., 1921-02-17
Abor. 18th -. to seth It. dncIusIve).
East River 10 North River.

EAST sTth st.. between ist av. and av A.
Three story hrownstone. . family dwelling
excellent condition. leases expire May I.
1921 splendid investment and speculative
possibilities n a13 Herald. Herald 80.
% EAST 10TH sr.,
2axiO0: story apartment building; price
and terms TO suit, PEASE a ELLIMAN,
$40 Madison av Murray Hill 600.
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HOUSEWORK, general-Midde aged woman,
widow, wants place with good family in
New York; served in West Point and New
ark 20 years. Address Mrs. Il. Baker 1924
Ogden st., Newark, n. j.
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REAL ESTATE-oUT OF CITY.
Long Island-Sale or Rent.

Long Island-Sale or Rent.
COMMUTERS home. rooms and bath
room; all modern conveniences; excellent
condition; garage. large plot; 3 blocks stores.
depot: most healthy section: price $3.50:
easy terms. BORD. care Gilbert, 246 West
lo6th. Phone Academy 1923
FOR sALE-Two new high class. Meadow
brook Bossert houses. exceptional I'M
provements. also garage. In most desirable
part of Westholme. Long Beach: full cleo
trio equipment. including cooking ranges.
Owner. Orchard 36f3.
HOMES, S6,hO0 upward. easy terms. HYDE
BAXTER. Port Washington, L I.
ON THE HILLS OF THE NORTH SHORE.
100 feet above Long Island Sound between
Douglas Manor and Great Neck; rooms and
two tiled baths. with built-in tubs; polished
oak floors. white enamel trim. open fire
place: glass-enclosed porch. gas, steam heat
and electric fixtures large plot. beautifully
planted; plenty OF room for flower and veg
etabe gardens, trees and hedges; charming
parklike surroundings: two golf and country
clubs close by. !. S. WITfERS, 81 Wander
bit av.. room 1914. Phone Vanderbilt 04s4.
SPRINGFIELD. L. I.-Houses and lots. bar
gains. sCHABEHORN. opposite station.
Telephone Springfield 1917.
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Borough of BrookIyn-saIe or Rent.


DWELLING FOR SALE. 1o43 Prospect place.
BROOKLYN: story and basement modern
limestone and brick front. facing Bedford
Park. near subway station: 10 rooms.
baths. electric lights, parquot hoors, furnace
heat perfect condition; winters coal In
cellar immediate possession; inspection by
appointment. u. G. MCMILLAN. S33 ST
Marks av.: telephone Lafayette 40I5.
FOR SALE-One family semi i-detached brick,
rooms and bath. steam heat. electricity
and gas: garage; price $4,000: Bay Ridge.
Z 1858 Herald. Brooklyn.
NO CASH.
New slr or seven room stucco Flatbusn
house, with garage: may be bought no cash
down. only requirement is monthly payment
equal TO fair rents: will decorate to suit.
WJLLIAMS-DExTER CO., INC.
~ Greenwich av.. n. Y. c. Rector 1888.
WONDERFUL Opportunity.-For sale-Tho
Shaw place of Manhattan Beach. overlook
ing the Atlantic Ocean: o room Dutch Colo
NAL house with car garage, built last
summer; admired by every one: must be
seen to be appreciated; Will sell with the
entire elaborate furnishings. on account of
going 10 Europe; quick action necessary;
Will sell some OF the furnishings and objects
of art separately also movette outfit 70
make show in your own home; real motion
pictures of anything YOU please; at home
daily and Sunday. OWNER, 221 Corbin
place. Manhattan Beach, Bklyn. Brighton
line TO Sheepshead Bay.
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Mas.aelnselts--saIs or Rent.

FOR SALE--On direct route 70 tho White
Mountains. q miles from Greenfield. Mass.
n splendid 20 room house and barn with
storage for 10 autos with nice pine grove
and 10 acres OF tillage land: would make
fine summer home for auto tourists; also
adjoining this property Il a country store
doing yearly business of sotcniy-five thou
sand dollars (sI5.0OO) terms cash. cheap n
sold az once; VIII sell storo separate n
vented. Inquire Of HAROLD 8. sTflEETErL
Bernardston. Mass.
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YONKERS. N. Y.-F'urnished apartment,
Leighton av., Valentine lane: attractive To-
cation; every convenience; southern expos
ure, with n little east and west also; five
rooms and bath; elevator service; rent $40.
Tel. 3I5 or 1913 Yonkers.
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BOARDERS WANTED.

SGD, 1gf w (GraycourD Spacious psrlors.
lounge steam heat; rooms. single. en- suits.
An advertisement IN the Lost aud
Found columns Of THE NEW Y0rh
HERALD offers real possibility Of
recovering your lost property.
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Borough Of Nanhattan-Mlscellaneous.

EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY.
632 Lexington av.. { story building.
SO East 55ti. 4 story and basement.
z East 104th, story apartment building
sal West 1iTth, story and basement.
Prices and terms 20 suit purchaser.
PEASE-ELLIMAN $50 MADISON AV.
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Long Island.

FOREST HILLS GARDENS, l.. I.
Living rooms up TO 15x25 IT.. finished as
we'll as the finest homes. "a rooms only. In
the new splendid Tennis Place apartments.
by station; Otis elevators. excellent ser
vice, opens February 1. Apartments renting
now as these are must have unusual merit
Apply Supt. on premises. Phone Boulevard
6545, 6320. or GUYON l.. @. EARLE. agent.
260 w. s6th: Schuyler 9746.
The New York herald., 1921-02-17

John. one block north OF East I48th st.
subway station. Hunts Point division. Lex.
av. subway. Apply Apt. s. or tanitor.
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Borough of Bronx-sale or Rent.

RENT $3.50: price 10000; cash 5000;
Park: need cash. DUROSS. 26l Bway.
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NO CASH

soTH ST. AND 18TH Av.-To LEASE A
FAMILY HOUSE. IS ROOMS. SUNNY
PARLORS, GARAGE, PARQUET FLOORS.
&C. GALL EVERY MORNING AT 33i
CLINTON ST. OR PHONE HENRY 0o19.
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Borough of Brooklyn

FIVE room apartment to Iet high class
apartment house. Apply to the superintend-
ent personally
o1o6 CRoPSEY Av.. BROOKLYN.
The New York herald., 1921-02-17
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.


LADY with three-months-od baby wishes
room adjoining bath. privileges kitchenette.
Phone Schuyler $3.50. apt. "a.
The New York herald., 1921-02-17
Borough Of Bronx.

CAULDwELL Av., 7s7.-7 large outside
EBLING REALTY CO., II. 42d ST.
The New York herald., 1921-02-17
SUMMER RESIDENCES WANTED.

WANTED for summer season In Long beacn,
small furnished house, or rooms, near
beach and station; state fulll particulars.
G 1892 Herald, Fulton ST.
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Miscellaneous.
SUBURBAN HOMES WANTED.

HOUSE or bungalow, option OF buying, .
to acres of land. bedrooms, Westches-
ter. Mall particulars Room 9oo, o. Broad
tl.a
The New York herald., 1921-02-17

NEW ROCHELLE.-Bargain IN fine new
house. rooms. fine bathroom. hot water
heat, white enamel trim. hardwood floors:
garage: this is very attractive house In
good location; owner going West cuts this
S15,5O0 value to $13.J00 will make terms.
geo and 971 New Rochelle. N. Y.
The New York herald., 1921-02-17
Borough of Queens-saIe or Rent.

FOREST HILL GARDENS--A corner
three story modern residence: plot
9lxe3: regular 10 rooms. 8 baths: price
and terms 10 suit purchaser. PEASE
& ELLIMAN, Agents, $40 Madison
81, 900 CASH, balance like rent; new Colonial
brick dwelling containing rooms. tiled
bath and garage; Interior finished through
out IN white enamel with mahogany finished
doors; parquet floors, steam heat. gas, cleo
tricity and sewers minutes walk to water
front park with bathing; / block to express
station; 15 minutes to Grand Central; 10
year Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. mort
gage. J. S. WITHERS. SO Vanderbilt av.,
room 1914. Phone Vanderbilt 94S4.
The New York herald., 1921-02-17
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
WORTH A MILLION.
WANTED.

WANTED.
thoroughly experienced man on auto cleo
trical equipment; one capable OF taking
charge of department. or who has capital
to run a business of this kind In our build
ing. Apply TO WILLARD SERVICE STA
TION. t03 Ellison st.. Paterson. n. ].
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INFORMATION WANTED.

JOHNSTON and Mrs. Walter Scott
Johnston, kindly advise r.. i. KRONER &
Son OF your present location. Il. II.
ERCMER & SON. Wayne, Pa.
MCDOWELL tGeorgel. went to y. 5; A.
from Liverpool In 1852. Present address
wanted, or II deceased date and place Of
death. Write niece. II. ALCOCK. IA Greek
ST.. Liverpool. England.
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THE NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY, FEBRUARY IT, 1921.
CITY REAL ESTATE.
Above seth st.-sth Av. to North River.

VACANT house, 10 rooms. 3 baths. cleo
tricity. IN the sos, near Drive; only $500
cash required. GAIILARD. 1890 Broadway.
s6i w. 1f7th st-i6. sxl00 story and base
ment. 10 rooms and . baths possession ar
ranged price and terms TO suit. PEASE
ELLIMAN. $40 Madison av. Tel. Murray
Hil 600.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
Borough OF Brooklyn.

AUTO showroom or accessory store; best To-
cation. rent reasonable. NIELSEN, offices,
80 Court ST. Main 1884.
GARAGE-FOR SALE OR no LEASE. 3f9-
33l winthrop St; best Flatbush location !:
200 front by log depth. Inquire S. WORIS.
premises. Phone Decatur 1882
NEW YORK AV., 1s2,
corner Prospect place offices for physician ms.
can be renovated to suit requirements of ten
ant. For terms and plans inquire g. N. SER
RELL. 1859 Carroll st. Phone $500 Lafayette.
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Washington Heights. Above Ic5th St..
West Of 8th Av.

T15 West 1I2d.-Six rooms and bath. in high
Nclass apartment house; location unsur-
passed: good view: convenient to subway.
Apply on premises
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10 West seth St.
APARTMENT HOTEI..

APARTNENT HOTEi,
a ROOMS. bath. unfurnished on lease ti15 per
month maid and rest anrant service fmnnedi :
ate possession. Sec marager on promises or
rh7no Wsitt Realty Co., Vanderbilt fo4i.
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MONEY TO LOAN AND WANTED
ON BOND AND MORTGAGE.

FIRST mortgage wanted $500. good Queens
borough dwelling; bonus. Sharum. 10 Bway.
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STORAGE.

AMERICAN STORAGE CO.-Store your fur
niture So per month per vanload: packing,
shipping; moderate rates. American Storage
Co.. 247 West 69th st. Columbus 2157.
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BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

Central zone suite of par
titioned offices, about 1. 600 SQUARE feet. 10
be used for executive offices. P 412 Herald,
Herald So
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR SALE-MISCElLA
ANTIQUITIES, GOBELINS. CARPETS.
paintings, old and new masters: furniture
and fittings. II. RANNINGER, Won der
Tannstrasse II. Munich. Germany
BOLIVIAN fur robes, alpaca, vicuna; beau
tiful; excellent for steamer rugs. suite
PR. S93 ST. Johns place. Brooklyn.
FOR SALE-To private buyers only. any part
of $50 desks and chairs. 11v7 Broadway,
18th floor.
POSTAGE STAMPS-Approval selections
without obligation to buy; guaranteed gen.
uine; art catalogue de luxe In intagiio print
ing, with over 400 illustrations. 1920 post
age. S. FALUDI. Neue observation-disclosures
g. Berlin w. so Germany. Established 1903.
RUMMAGE SALE,
81 MADISON AV.,
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY is.
10 A. NJ. TO p. NJ.
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REAL EsTATE-oUT OF CITY.
Florida-saIe or Rent.

FOR sale by owner. one OF the finest estates
in Florida beautiful waterfront; every
thing modern; abundance of fruit; wonder
full bargain at $780, 600. Address WINDSOR.
North Michigan av.. Chicago.
LAKELAND HIGHLANDS-The beautifui
development OF grapefruit and orange
groves. Write for illustrated folder No. TO-
w. Il. HALLAM 6 CO. Tribune BUILDING
New York. or phone BeeiSman ST.
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HoUSEsWANTED, ,UNFURNIsHED


PRIVATE family wants to rent house, Man
haitian: moderate. c. 1898 Herald Harlem
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above 14th st. to 59th 1T. nncIusive).
East River to North River.
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FARM PROPERTY.

New Jersey.
GOOD FARM, ROOM COTTAGE. BATH;
barn; excellent condition; 100 acres. culti-
waited; SO, 1000; State road: 80 miles; two
miles from station; excellent LOCATION
OWNER. so5, SO Wall st.
Miscellaneous.
FARMS for sale; catalogue free.
Strout' Farm Agency. Box Il. 80 Nassau 81.
The New York herald., 1921-02-17

AN experienced tanner wanted who is am
bilious and willing to start tannery;
must have money. to be held as a security.
or have a very good reference: building. ma
chinery and money will be furnished. Write,
stating full particulars. TO MAX SKYER,
Naxvhurp
The New York herald., 1921-02-17
APARTMENTS - UNFURNISHEI


From Battery to 18th ST., Inclusive.
WASHINGTON sQUARE.-Largs studio
apartment: NEW. ABSOLUTELY FIRE
PROOF house: elevator and hall service;
business and social references required;
$4,000 See Superintendent. on premises.
Van voorst Apartments. 123 Weverly place.
18TH. o4f west-Tour beautiful rooms. bath.
all improvements. Chelsea 6o48.
Above l4th ~. 60 5oth Sc. unclusive).
East River 10 North River.
ATTRACTIVE apartments, Doctors dertists'
offices, 35th. Lexington av. LENNEf. Oh
East 42d.
. rooms and bath, all improvements
DONNELLY, 402 West I'D 81
20 and 9Th av.-Entiro floor, huge rooms.
bath and kitchenette: very artistic quiet;
especially suited for writer. Van. 1877.
2isT sT., 14i u. (Gramercy Parb Two
rooms and bath. non housekeeping; Si,2o0.
WIN. A. WHITE 4 sons,
"a CEDAR sr. TEL. 500 JOHN.
30TH ST., and . East.
Two rooms and bath;
modern apartment.
se-43 EAST cTTH St.,
between Madison and 4th avs.-High Class
snartrnents, 3-4-7 rooms. centrally located;
rents reasonable. Apply premises
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

/ pay 25ee more than any one for your fur.
niture, rugs. pianos. paintings. BAlSLEY
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MisceIlaneous-sale o. Rent.

WASHINGTON STATE NEEDS SETTLERS.
Cheap land, excellent soil. ideal climate:
raise berries, fruits, vegetables. grain; pest
markets; good roads. rail and water trans
portaton. Write J. GRANT HINkLE. Sec
OF State, Dept. N. Olympia Wash.
The New York herald., 1921-02-17
New Jersey.

ELM KNOLL. Caldwell, N. J.-Rooms with
board. first class home cooked meals, frcol!
eggs and milk; minutes from train and
trolley: improvements Tel. Caldwell 400.
II. w LOONEY.