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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-08-16
MOTHER OF SIX
KILLS BABE and
SHOOTS HERSELF
Commits Deed in Over
wrought N ervous
Condition.

WINCHESTER. Va. Aug. 15.-
Mrs. Nellie Osborne castleman. 81,
wife of Maurice F. castleman. sum
ner resort proprietor of Castlemans
Ferry, Clarke County. shot and
killed her 7-weeks-old son and then
inflicted a slight wound In her chest
today. She will probably recover
from the wound. but is in a serious
mental condition The infant was
shot twice In the head with a re-
volver.
The tragedy occurred at the home
of her father. Decatur Osborne.
nearby. where she had gone for rest
and recreation She had been in a
highly nervous state since the child
was born. She is the mother of six
children, two of whom. twin brothers.
died of Influenza at the same time
three years ago.
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POSTOFFICE ROBBED
AT GAITHERSBURG

ROCKVILLE. Md, Aug. 15.-Some
time last night the postoffice at
Gaithersburg was broken into and
stamps and cash to the amount of
about SIS or $50 were stolen. En-
trance was gained through a back
door, from which a panel was re-
moved. The safe, which is under
stood to have contained consider
able cash and stamps, was not tam
pered with.
Upon discovering the robbery
early this morning., Postmaster
Garnett Etchison reported ii to the
postal authorities at Washington
and an investigate was started. So
far as is known. there are no clues
to the perpetrators
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&C. 6: = Qhe Mas6oton neran
Drove Hired Car
Across Country;
Now Returns It

Reed v. Richmond, OF 2sSs Cham.
plain street northwest, yesterday
returned q car he hired from ].
Fulon Lyon. 2129 Fourteenth
street northwest, a month ago-af-
ter having driven It across the
continent on gasoline purchased
with checks alleged to have been
forged in his friends names.
When arrested last Thursday in
Denver, Richmond told Detective
Sergt- Jett and Lyon. who had ac-
companied the officer, that he In
tended returning the car. Me is
held on a charge of forgery. He
Is alleged to have forged his
brothers name to the check he
gave Lyon when the car was hired.
Richmond Is 81 years old and n
former navy man. He lost a leg and
an eye in an accident aboard the
U. s s Missouri during the war.
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Lynchburg Rotary Club
To Play BzuefeId Nine

LYNCHBURG, Va. Aug. 15.-Base-
bail teams representing the Rotary
clubs of Lynchburg and Bluefieid,
W. Va, will play here Wednesday
afternoon.
Later the local club will go to
Bluefield for a return game.
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One Held, One Escapes
With Handouts in Raid

ROCKVILLE. Md, Aug. 15.-As a
result Of a raid on a house at
Browns Corner, this county, Addie
Dodson. a young white man. is now
in jail here with seven charges
against him-fourr 70 violations of
automobile regulations, and for
having intoxicating liquor in his
possession with the intention of
selling it. carrying concealed
weapon and disorderly conduct.
Aubrey Dodson, said to be the
proprietor of the house, was arrest
ed. but escaped. taking with him a
pair of handouts which had been
placed on his wrists by Deputy
Sheriff Charles W. Ferrar, who. with
Deputy Sheriff Benson and several
special deputies, conducted the
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trouble and in
Ia m m ation SO
that Twas notable
to do my house
work. Iconsulted
several doctors
but none seemed
to give me relief.
! read in a paper
about Lydia E.
|Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound,
50 I decided to try
IL and before fho
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Games Go to Rockville,
BOyds and Bethesda

ROCKVILLE, Md, Aug. 15.-1n
the regular weekly games in the
Montgomery County Baseball League
Saturday afternoon. Rockville, Boyds
and Bethesda were the winners, de-
feating Kensington. Silver Spring
and Gaithersburg, respectively. The
standing Of the clubs to date Is as
follows: Silver Spring. 1913; Beth
esda, 11-6: Boyds. 1917; Gathers
burg, rs; Rockville, 7-10; Kensing-
ton, 3-14. The next games will be
played next Saturday, when Rock
vile plays at Bethesda Silver
Spring at Gaithersburg, and Boyds
at Kensington.
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TAX.BILLS READY
AT ALEXANDRIA,.
COLLECTOR SAYS
Usual 5 Per Cent Dis
count, Allowed If Paid
By September l.
THE HERALD BUREAU.

- D.
TT King Street
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Aug. 1s--The
city tax bills are now ready for
payment, according to an announce
ment made today by Collector of
Taxes p. F. German Those who pay
between now and September will
get q discount OF per cent On
all bills unpaid by December 1. a
penalty of 5 per cent will be added
Collector German announces that
those desiring to pay school taxes
at this time may do so. Those who
pay now will avoid the usual rush
at the time of the issuing of school
permits, September 6
In the Police Court today a nom
resident, registered on the police
blotter as Walter Evans, was held
for action of the grand jury because
IL was claimed he tried to cash a
check for SIS yesterday at Glib
sons drug store, King and Alfred
streets, made payable to John
Javins" and was signed Robert Ell
lott" Robert Elliott, who lives
at Braddock, appeared and testi-
fed that the signature was not his.
Howard L Arnold. an employee of
the store, stated that some time ago
he cashed a S12 check for the same
man and It wac returned by the
First National Bank.
The accused stated that he did
not write the check and II was given
him by another man. His bail was
fixed at $1,000.
Arrangements have been made
for the presentation OF a musical
comedy entitled ship Alloy in the
opera house October 6 and for the
benefit of the Old Dominion Boat
Club. under the direction of the
John p. Rogers Producing Com
pany. Proceeds will go toward
purchase price of the old ferry ship
which the club recently acquired.
Lieut.. Comdr. Beig. of this city,
will be on the transatlantic air
trip which is expected to leave
Howden, England. August %, for
Lakehurst. n. J. Lieut.. Comdr
Beig was born October "a. 1869. and
was appointed to the Naval Acad-
envy from Virginia and graduated
in the class of 1919. During the
war he served on board the U. S. s.
Trippe. and at Philadelphia in con-
nection with he fitting out of the
U. S. S. Dent.
In the Corporation Court today
deeds of transfer were filed for the
following: Robert l. Kane to A. II.
Hooff and others, lots 6, z, s and 9,
lock &c, section I, Rosemont; John
Randolph Sims and wife to Luther
Luckett. house and lot, $40 Queen
street; David N Rust and wife to
Ward Stuart, house and lot on
Washington avenue, Rosemont;
Charles e Simpson and wife to T. J.
Fannon, house and lot on the north
side of Duke, between Alfred and
Patrick streets; John Legre to
Percy W. Pickford, house and lot Z,
block Il, section 4, Rosemont.
The annual excursion of Martha
Washington Chapter. No. AZ. Order
Uf Eastern Star, will be given to-
morrow at Marshall Hall.
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Norton-C Cook Wedding.

WINCHESTER, Va, Aug. To-
Harry T. Cook. general manager of
the uptown office of the New York
World in New York, was married
here today to Miss Marguerite Nor
ton, eldest daughter of George r.
Norton, president of the Norton
Publishing Company.
The ceremony, which took place
at 11:45 o'clock at the residence of
the brides parents on North Brad
dock street, was performed by the
Rev. A. A. Kelly, pastor of Grace
Lutheran Church. in the presence
of few intimate friends, and was
followed by n wedding breakfast
The couple left for Philadelphia and
Jersey shore resorts, and will make
their home in Mount Vernon, N. Y
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Lynching Mob Members
Are Sought by Officers

KINSTON, N. c., Aug. 15.-Au-
thorities today were seeking the
identity of members of the mob that
yesterday hanged Jerome White
field, negro, and riddled his body
with bullets.
Whitefield, who was charged with
having attacked a white woman
was captured near here, taken a
short distance from town and
hanged by the roadside.
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first bottle was gone found great
relief so ! continued using it until I
had taken eight bottles. Now I am
very well and can do my own house,
work. I can gladly recommend Lydia
E. Pinkham's medicine to suffering
women" Mrs. BERTHA LIERING,
R..F. D., Ravenswood, W. Va.
The ordinary day of most house.
wives is ceaseless treadmill of wash
ing, cooking, cleaning, mending,
sweeping, busting and caring for
little ones. How much harder the tasks
whensome arrangement Of the system
causes headaches, backache, bearing
down pains and nervousness. Every
such woman should profit by Mrs.
Liering's experience and try Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
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SUFFEREDSEVEN
LONG YEARS.
Finally Relieved by taking
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Ravenswood, w. Va.-"For seven
long years / suffered from a female
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Allan A. Ryan Leases Home.

Allan A. Ryan, banker and broker, has
taken a home for the winter on Murray
Hill. He leased through Pease & Eli
man the former residence of the late
David B. Van Emburgh at 80 East
Thirty-eighth street from Mrs. Hamil-
ton Fish Keen. who purchased the resi-
dence, valued at 100000, in June and
is renting the property furnished. Last
year Mr.. Ryan occupied an apartment
containing thirty-six rooms on two floors
in the house at 903 Park avenue.
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directors l.. c. Gustam. G. Sargent and
A. NJ. Katzky.
NJ c. OBrien sold SS1 81. Johns place,
a six family apartment house. 27x10o,
for Adam Dotzler; also 234 Underhill
avenue, a three story store and apart
ment house. 1sxS0. for Meyer Tanz. The
same broker leased 1886 Bedford avenue
for the Harris Garage Corporation TO
the Fiat Motor Company for a sales
room.
Bulkley & Horton Company sold 1o3
Putnam avenue. between Classon and
Franklin avenues, a three story frame
store property, 20x100, for A. Levy.
Kilcoyne Bros. sold a plot 37.6x100 on
Fifty-second street, near Seventeenth
avenue. for James Mcdonald TO A. Do
berwitz, and for Peter Smythe lot
20x100 on Thirteenth avenue. near sixty
second street. 10 Giro Didone.
Henry Pierson 4 Co, Inc. sold aa3
President street, three story dwelling,
2lxl0o. TO Catherine Healey.
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MORE HOUSING SPACE
PLANNED IN BROOKLYN
Builders Will ProDide Flats
and Homes; Other Deals.

shampan & Shampan, architects, have
filed plans for four story apartment
house to be erected on the southeast
corner of Nineteenth avenue and Eighty
first street, Brooklyn, on a plot 10ox100,
for the Dyker Construction Company,
owners. to cost s175.000.
The newly formed Sutter-Hendrix
Corporation, of which Robert Mintz Is
president. will erect at the southwest
corner OF Sutter avenue and Hendrix
street four story apartment house with
stores on a plot 100x100. The house,
which is TO cost s175.000, will contain
thirty-five suites. Edward NJ. Addison
drew the plans and Max Psaty has the
general contract. S. Hellinger, attorney,
represents the building company.
The newly Incorporated Bellam Realty
and Construction Company will under
take the erection of group of one fam
lily dwellings on Thirty-seventh street,
near Avenue G.. in the vandeveer Park
section. The company, which is repre-
sented by l. Sargent, attorney. has for
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WIN. p. JONES & son
135S Broadway. Tel. 0207 Fitz Roy.
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BRONX TRANSFERS.

Angelina Lavetola sold the plot. 5s.3x
110x irregular. on the east side OF
Creston avenue, 45711 feet north OF
1g6th street, TO the Padula Realty Com
pany. which plans 10 improve the site
with a six story apartment house.
John j. McKenna sold the plot. 100x
SO. at the southeast corner OF Creston
avenue and Field place. to tho r. n.
Construction. which intends 20 build a
five story apartment house.
Max Jaedlker sold 20 Sylvin II. Cohn
dwelling. 25894.6x irregular.
Ginsburg Realty Company sold 70
Morris M. Green 1856 Undercliff avenue,
2h story dwelling, 25x100.
Theresa Margentine sold 20 Adelaide
Foley 1929 Ogden avenue. a three story
dwelling.
William Allen aold TO the Hannay
Realty Corporation the property. 25x1cO.
on the east side OF Southern Bouevnrd
525 feet south Of Jennings street.
The l.. a. v. Construction Company
bought the vacant plot. 50xi00. on the
east side OF Southern Boulevard, 174.4
feet south Of Hoihe street
Dorothea Essig sold 10 Frank Clam
bruno the property. 25x100. on the west
side OF Grand Concourse, so feet north
OF Minerva place.
Samuel Braunsteln sold the five story
apartment house AT 2145 Southern
Boulevard. held 1T $4,000. for "a.
kugier and y, Klein.
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BRONX WILL HAVE NEW
COLONY OF BUNGALOWS

The Crystal Building Corporation.
Louis Crystal president, and repre-
sented by Meter & Meter. as attor-
neys. has purchased from Margarita
d'Andrea the plot Of fourteen lots at the
northeast corner OF Barnes avenue and
234th street and will erect on the site
fourteen stucco one story Ave room
bungalows, each on n plot 29x100.
Work on six of them has already been
started. The houses. It Is said. VIII be
placed on the market at less than $1,000
each
Building and permanent loans running
for thirteen and one-half years, payable
in monthly instalments. have been OBJ
tained from tho Bankers Loan and In
vestment Company.
Rasmussen & Ssuter sold for Rudolph
Wcela the one family brick dwelling at
SOC Fairmont place 20 II. r.. Landos for
occupancy.
Plans were filed yesterday for q flve
story apartment house at the northeast
corner of Valentine avenue and lp8th
street, S9x90, for the Willis Building
Company. David s. Lang, architect,
estimates the cost at 100000.
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CTTIS'EES LAKE. n. J.-Furnished bunra-
low now TO October or from Labor Day
to October, reasonable. FLORENCE q.
CARTTIIERS, Branchville. n. J.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BARGAINS.

9 rooms: bath; fine condition: hardwood
floors: open fireplace; garage: garden: fruit !;
near station: with 80 feet front; $500, or
2io feet $9.250; possession.
New Colonial (corner), 6 rooms. bath, at
tic: toilets: tapestry brick fireplace: hard
wood floors. enamelled trimmed; artcraft
fixtures: S10,250; possession.
rooms. bath. sleeping porch: 50x2S5
steam heat: hardwood floors and trim; good
location: fine condition; sl2, 900; possession.
Beautiful new Colonial: bedrooms, .
baths: choicest location: cut stone open fire
place: aircraft fixtures: decorated: Japa-
nese grass cloth fine floors: enamelled trim /;
SCI 900; cash So 900: possession.
Also other new Colonial houses. built 10
sell for $40, 900; 20 sacrifice for quick sale
at $4,000; win rent with option 10 buy.
liberal mortgage. FRANK l.. BEDELI, 90
West Broadway. \. y. O., or phone Ridge
wood 49,
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RESIDENCES TO LET.


RYE BEAcH.--Four room bungalow. large
porch: will sublet September 3 to October
f. FOR sI1: paid $500 season. fine mackercl
fishing. Phone ALLEN. Ciramercy 2i26 dur
ing business houra
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aUEESs-RIoHMoNp DEALS.

The Stahl estate OF Brooklyn sold to
Edward II. Stapleton. Jr., a plot s0xi0O
On Twenty-sixth street, between Gro
cheron avenue and State street, Broad
way. Flushing. for immediate improve
fnent with a colonial dwelling for his
use. The Haileran Agency. brokers. re-
esntly sold two houses on Hawthorn
shSet near Central avenue. FOR Mr..
St-picton.
Cornelius @. Kolff sold for Walter II.
Crittenden the vacant plot. 75x125. on
Elm street. near Richmond Terrace.
West New Brighton. Staten Island, 20
Samuel Friedman. who will build two
two family houses.
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MAX NATANSON SELLS
2 MIDTOWN BUILDINGS
Business Property Market
Otherwise Dull.

Max n. Natanson sold TO a client OF
William s. Baker 14s to lo5 West
Twenty-fourth street, six story loft
building. ssx94, held at s275.oOO. and
also 20 West Seventeenth street. q
twelve story loft building, s5x1OO, held
at s250,0o0.
James $. Anderson e. Co. with Slaw-
son g. Hobbs, sold for the Monson Rea!
Estate Company. the vacant plot. 25x
100, on the north side OF 1s1st street.
between Amsterdam and Audubon ave
nues.
Nativei Corporation morris BorsodD
bought from John p. and Honorine Kir-
van tho plot, 200x100, at the southeast
corner OF Seaman avenue and 20Ath
street.
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To-day's Auction Schedule.

Joseph p. Day will sell az auction to-
night at o'clock 300 building sites at
Cedarhurst Park, Cedarhurst, L. J., in
the ballroom Of the Cedarhurst Hotel, on
the property. The property has large
frontage on the Rockaway Turnpike. the
new State road connecting Far Rock
away and Rockaway Beach with ia
maica: on Stratford road, Westminster
road, Argyle road and adjacent streets,
Cedarhurst Is an ideal home community
in that its commanding advantage Is ac-
feasibility. It is thirty minutes from
the Pennsylvania Station. with the al
most constant electric service of the
Long Island Railroad. and has trolley
transit on cars passing the property to
Far Rockaway and Jamaica. Cedar
hurst Park is colony of homes for
people of moderate means. The terms
OF sale have been made easy, only 20
per cent. cash is required, the balance of
so per cent. may be paid in thirty-six
equal monthly payments.
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SACRIFICE TO GET CASH.

Pay me $1,000 and house Is yours: pay tho
rest, $3.50. on practically your own terms
like rent; wonderful little home OF fine
rooms, . tiled baths, parquct floors, steam
heated. easy TO care for; servantless home
with electric washer. vacuum cleaner erc-
trio lights and electric range; on tree shaded
grounds, i00x200 IT., In one OF the most select
residential neiFhborhoods, within easy com
mutation of New York city by express SER
vice Lackawanna Railroad: best OF commu-
taion: golf club. schools churches, all city
OF charming lakes act now. need cash:
SNAP. CURTIS SMITH. Boulevard West
Mountain Lakes, n. J. Phone i23 Boonton.
SIN room house, all modern improvements.
beat, electricity, phone plot i0xf1J. grape
vine: best location: q few blocks from sta
ton committing: price $4,000: cash, So 900.
PAUL DINDA. 461 Sth av.. room 2i5.
SACRIFICE. $500, easy t@rms. cose:' nome.
rooms:, bath; garage rutherford. n. j..
e minutes to y. y. city. DOCTOR tel. 1870
Cort1audt.
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NAvEsINK SALE TOMORROW.

Bryan l.. Kennedy, Inc. will sell at
public auction tomorrow at NavesinlS
Fark. N. J., ESQ plots suitable for sum
Irer bungalows or permanent homes. and
four large dwellings situated on spacious
grounds. The sale will be held at 2 r..
~. In a large tent on the premises re-
Eardless OF weather conditions. The
properly is near Atlantic Highlands.
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REALTY JOTTINGs.

The 235-237 West Ffftieth Street Cor
poration. which recently bought the ga
rage at that address, paid $4,000 for 1t,
according to deeds filed yesterday.
Peter Gutenberg is the buyer of SIS
East Eighty-second street, sold recently.
Shaw, Rockwell & Sanford have been
appointed agents of 452 Lenox avenue.
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Above 18th st.-5th Az. to North River
Borough of Manhattau-MisceIlaneous.

BARGAIN. American basement dwelling on
SSth ST., Il rooms. baths: price reduced
&c So. 900, only $500 cash required; pos
session at once keys at this office. VI. II.
GAILLARD 6 Co. sid and Broadway.
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Borough of Queens-sale or Rent.

AT ELMHURST-To close an estate, will
sacrifice handsome home, containing y
large rooms and improvements; space on
third floor for additional rooms: garage ,
land 100x200: excellent neighborhood. near
subway: immediate possession; price 10000 :
terms arranged. HAMILTON, IL Louona
av. Corona.
FOR SALE--Unusually attractive all year
home new Colonial brick dwelling, with
garage: first floor has large living room.
dry IN basement. second floor. bedrooms,
tiled bath; interior finished throughout in
white enamel woodwork and mahogany Tin
iahed doors parquet floors throughout; hot
water heat, gas, electricity, sewer, &C.. re-
strcted section; no assessments ) minutes
walk TO large park and bathing, block cx-
press station, II minutes Grand Central,
) cent fare; S3 600 cash required, balance on
terms. For plan and photo call; write or
n. y. room 1914. Phone Vanderbilt 94s4.
FOREST HILLS GARDENS.
For rent from October |. tapestry brick
house and garage, rooms. bathrooms,
every Improvement. hot water heat, open
fireplace; corner property; large grounds,
beautifully planted: II minutes from Penn.
Station. Address ID 5o5 Herald, $50 Broad
way.
MOTOR OUT TO-DAY and see THE HOUSE
BEAUTIFUL. in NORWOOD GARDENS;
s rooms, tiled baths and kitchen and a
. car. heated garage; tapestry brick and
white marble stucco. LIVING room 19x20 feet,
with large open fireplace; cozy sun room.
with French windows: FROM QUEENS
waited road 10 Grand avenue station and
turn right 10 Norwood Gardens or take
lnterboro u. II. r. Broadway subway
train to Grand av. station; PRICE $1,000
CO., 50 Vanderbilt av. Telephone Wander
biit 94S4
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rs MINUTES FROM WALL ST.

JUST COMPLETED: IMMEDIATE POS
SESSION; GRATTAN BUILT HOUSE IN
FLATBUsH. CONTAINING 10 ROOMS AND
BATHS. WITH ALL MODERN IMPROVE
MENTs. CAR GARAGE. WITH HEAT
INSTALLED; PLOT 1oox5o. CORNER
PLOT. LOCATED IN ONE or FLAT
BusHs MOST SELECTED RESIDENTIAL
SECTIONS. sho BEDFORD Av. EAST 25th
ST.. CORNER Av. NJ. PRICE $4,000; easy
terms. CAN DE SEEN ANY TIME, USE
BRIGHTON SUBWAY TO ELM Av. STA.
TIoN.
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BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.
HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED.
Borough of Brooklyn

BRONNSTONE house. lease option buying
great sacrifice; apartments, furnished, un-
furnished housekeeping parquet, electricity;
refined neighborhood subways. Lafayette
5312.
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FOREST HILLS GARDENS
REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
Long Isiand-saie or Rent.

ALL year home. ono acre. overlooking Man
hasset Bay, with water rights: charming
brick house, modern in every detail. 9 baths:
. car garage with living quarters: grounds
soil at much less than coat. L'ECLUSE.
WASHBrRN CO. - Il. 10th s.. Wander
bit. 1856.
ACTUAL Shore Iront-HoUsE READY for
decorating to suit buyer best location near
city; beach; deep water; rare water and
land views; plot. price and terms 70 sut
all year; perfect surroundings. READY.
Box 106 HSald.
EIGHT room house. consisting OF bed
and kitchen, pump in kitchen, heated by
stoves; acres ground. all kinds fruit large
barn. stalls, hay loft. for 3 ma
chimes; near station: price $4,000; first mort
pointment only. GEORGE Il. WHEELER,
Is Railroad av.. Treeport, T.. 7. Phone i36
Opposite station. Open Sundays.
FARM bargain-Ten acres. room new
house, been neglected. 800 fruit trees
beautiful shade trees, suitable for chicken
or pig farm: IL hours Penn. Station. 25
right In See MAHALEY, i27 West f3Sd
Tel. &orningqide d522
HOMES At low prices: easy terms; lot us
Know your wants; folder sent. HYDE &
BAXTER. Port Washington. H. I.
HOMES AND ACREAGE. write r. tJNsEp
Nneois. rei. Garden City 1G42w.
UNUSUAL opportunity TO procure splendid
homo and two car garage on plot 5OxiJO.
II beautiful Hollis. only 20 minutes from
Penn. Station. consisting OF rooms and
bath: every modern Improvement: Just com
pleted and ready for occupancy: price
$4,000, about 900 cash; other good bar
Fulton st.. al I'alatina ay.. Hollis l.. /.
tCir Sed Sunday.1
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FLArBusH BARGAIN. si2, 900.

FLATBUSH BARGAlN, Sl2,uVO
Owner needs cash; hardwood electric;
20x1o0: 151 Rutland road. near Bedford av.;
exclusive section Owner premises be-
tween . and r. M, daily, or JAMES
CLARKE, l9T Ralph av., Brooklyn.