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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-02
MEAT PACKERS MUST
MAKE A full REPORT
tgsy the Associated F.ress.)

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Mar. 2.
The substitute proposal Of Swift &
Company and Armour & Company for
the sale of their stockyard interests.
was disapprovcd today by the Supreme
Court. The court allows thirty days
to the companies to make a full re-
port Of their stocks after which they
will e given an opportunity to sell
this stock al the rate then fixed BY
the court or the court will appoint
trustees 10 take over the stock as
recommended by the Department of
Justice.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-02
BOOSTS
NATIONAL FISH DAY

Although nusily engaged in pack
ing up. secretary OF Commerce
Alexander p9nsed Ions enough yester
day 10 put u good word for Ma
tional Fish llay. which fishery socie
ties OF the country have set for
March 8.
Pointing out that the annual cor
sumption Of fish in this country Is
only sixteen pounds per capita COM
pared TO -ixty-fiye pounds i'll the
United Kingdom. the retiring Sccre-
tary declared:
Our comparatively insignificant
consumption is due to the sluggish de
mand and not to scarcity of fish We
have at our command greater VAR
iety Of fine food fishes than any other
country. bni We do not use them as
We should and as We must eventually
when the land becomes less able to
supply the needs OF the increasing
population
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-02
FEBRUARY WEDDINGS
REACHED TOTAL OF 80

Thirty couples fors0ok the ranks Of
single bless sedness and launched upon
life OF welded bliss in Annapolis
and the county during February.
Records III the Clerks offiee al the
Court House show that that number
of liceiises were issued during the rs
days Of the month OF the licenses
issued, white couples were greatly in
the majority. "a licenses having been
taken out by those of the race. against
6 issued t1 colored couples There
was difference Of only one IN Ii
censes issued as compared TO he cor
responding month of 1919 during
which 81 we're issued
Licenses issued since noon yester-
day follow
PUGH- HICKS William B.a Pugh.
27, Belair Md. Catherine v Hicks.
10, Vale. ID
e0l0red
RUDOLPH CREEK Joseph Ru-
dolpts % Chicago; Clyde Greek. 20.
Norfolk, VA.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-02
Allies Preparing Final Note
In Crucial German Situation;
Ready To Enforce Indennities
sRs The .A..asIa,ea rre...l

LONDON. Mar 2 Notice 70 Ger
many tha; her reparation pro-
posal would not be discussed and
that the Allies were ready 10 en-s
force the payment of German ob
legations. was in preparation to-
day by the committee OF the su-
preine Council appointed TO frame
IA reply Instructions given the
committee were
!. The Allied government de-
clines 10 discuss proposals ad
vanced with evident bad faith
9. Germany shall lie reminded
Of her various violations Of the
Peace Treaty
The German government
shall be informed Of immediate
steps the Allies are determining
upon TO enforce the raymeT Of
Germany indebtedness
The Germans today were merely
markings stime The result of yes
terlay's conference hal been com
municated to Berlin hut up to this
afternoon they had received no
new instructions
German custom seats in the oc-
cupied territory viii be taken
over by the Allies under the plan
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-02
ATHLETIC AND OTHER
EVENTS AT ACADEMY
Program For March Issued
Baseball Season To Get
Into Full Swing
BIG CARD ON SATURDAY

0tiicials Of fhe Naval Academy have
issued a program OF events. covering
aihletcis social and other pleasurable
functions 10 be held on the govern
~4iient reservation during March The
coming Saturday will be another big
day IN athletics The latter part Of
the month Will witness the opening
of the baseball seasoA. the first game
being Scheduled with Princeton for
the 26th and on the 30th University of
Pennsylvania Will he met Following
Is the program for March
Saturday. March 52 80 j. M.
Roxing. University OF Pennsylvania
Fencing Columbia University; BIS
y M. Gymnasium. Yale Swimming.
Central High School. Washington d
g. vs. Fourth Class. D. nj. Navy
Relief Roller Skating.
SATURDAY. March II . 80 p mA
Gymnasium. Princeton, Fencing. t.ni-
yersiiy of Pennsylvania Wrestling.
Penn. State. 500 D. M. Navy Relief
Roller Skating.
Friday. March Is S:i5 p. m. Mas
aueraders. tAuditoriuml
Saturday March ~ 80 p. M. In
tereollegiate gymnastic meet, AZ
Princeton. il intercollegiate
swimming meet al Columbia Univer-
siiy. New lorA, \. II. SIS p m. Mas
nueraders, tAudltoriuml
Saturda.. March IS go u M,
Rasoball. Princeton. SIS NJ. sym
phony concert, Naval Academy or
chcstra, tAuditoriuml
Tuesday. March 70 SIS p nj
Symphony concert 'SavaI Academy
rehestra. tAuditoriunll
WEDNESDAY, March 80 3:45 D. M.
baseball Pennsylvania
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-02
STANDARD BEARERS
HOLD MEETING

The regular monthly meeting of the
Standard Bearers Missionary Society
OF the First N. e Church was held
last evening al the home Of Miss Mar
iorie Brewer. 194 Prince George
street The usual devotional exer-
cises were held and the Bible lessons
taken from the Books Of Ruth ma
Jonah were very interestingly given
by the president Of the society
Owing to the amount Ct business
which came before the society, a
special meeting was called for Tues
Cay. March %. which all members are
urged 20 attend.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-02
Two Colored Boys Fined

Arrested on charge Of disorderly
conduct by using bad language and
otherwise creating disturbance.
Charles Groen and William Curry.
both colpred, were fined 50 and costs
by Police Justice William s. Welch.
following a hearing yesterday after
noon. Green was first arrested a. the
instance of Curry, but testimony de-
Yeioped shat both were involved in the
trodble.. Hence The judgment Of the
msgistrsls.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-02
MRS. SEARS BURIED =
IN MT. ZION CEMETERY

Funeral services for Mrs Mary r
Sears. 73 years old. formerly resi-
dent of the county. who died at the
residence of her son. r Lee Sears.
424 West street. on Friday Last, were
held from the above residence yester-
day after which the body was con-
yeyed 10 Mount Zion. in the lower
part of the county and burial was in
the cemetery there Services were
conducted by the Rev A. f Owens,
pastor Of Trinity Methodist Episcopal
Church. South.
The pallbearers were: Arthur
Carr. ] w Armiger James King.
Rotert Hopkins. r Il. Crawford. and
Harvey Myers. Undertaken B. L.
Hopping had charge Of the funeral ar
rangements.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-02
FINLAYSON IN CHARGE
OF NAVY, sTICKMEN

George Finlayson. of Canada. who
has coached the midshipnian lacrosse
players for a number Of Years with
much success, has arrived and will
again have charge of the squad 4
number OF veterans, together with
new candidates. already have beer ca-
gaging in some outdoor work while.
mild weather prevails, and prs etice
will got under way now in earnest.
The schedule calls for the usual nu,n-
Der OF games
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-02

feing drawn up by the supreme
council
No indications that the Allies
intend 10 occupy additional Ger
man territory at present appear in
the instructions to the commit
tee
Fighting In Russia
LONDON. Mar ? Reports
from Russia received today III
Helsingfors. Finland disclose
situation which may result
shortly in the complete overthrow
of Soviet rule. says the Central
News Helsingfors spondent.
Sighting is proceeding in many
parts OF Russia with Perrograd
and Moscow as the Soviet strong
holds.
The fighting in Petrograd Is of
gigantic proportions The CORES
pondent says. for 100000 strikers
are declared to be arrayed against
the Soviet troops
II is reliably reported that
very many have been killed and
wounded on both sides in street
fighting and that there has been
much property damage. The Ma
val garrison at Kronstadt has
joined the rebels.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-02
CHAMP CLARK DIED
IN WASHINGTON AT
2.1O TODAY
my The Associated rre.s.,

WASHINGTON. d g. Mar, Z.
Champ. Clark died here today at
2.lo y. m. in his seventyfrst year
and within two days Of his retire
ment from the House Of Renre
seiitatives. after a service OF twcn-
,y-six years.
Death was due % an attack u
pleurisy and a combination Of dis
eases. incidenr 10 his advanced
age. Up 10 Ten days ago. how
ever. when he developed severe
cold. sir Clark had shared ac-
lively III proceedings Of the House
as Democratic leader
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-02
c. AND P. REPORT
SHOWS REVENUE Loss

The Chesapeake and Potomac Tele-
phone Company filed with the Public
Service Commission yesterday re-
port showing the financial receipts
and expenditures of the company for
the month Of January. 1921.
The revenue for the month was
s623, ,5O4.Ui; expenses for the same
period was $532 2.360.63, the net reye-
nue. being s9I .243.41 This Is a de-
crease of $3.ls1.6O, as compared win
the figures OF the previous month.
The decrease In the net revenue is
due in part TO the increase of s2,622sL
in the company's taxes
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-02
PRESIDENT APPROVES
|PL0MATIC MEASURE
tB, The A.roeial%d Press,

WASHINGTON. D. G.. Mar 2
President Wilson today signed the
SO. 500 .00a diplomatic and consular
appropriation ILL, while Congress
sent to his desk the Agricultural APP
preparation Till of s3S.000.OoO This
action LEFT only three regular appro-
priation Hills. the sundry civil and
those for the Army and Navy before
Congress. while the Presidents
desk was clear until the arrival of
the Agricultural bill
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-02
JUDGE LANDIS' ACT
SERIOUS IMPROPERLY"

WASHINGTON. D G.. Mar 2
Acceptance BY Federal Judge Lands
of the position Of Supreme Arbiter OF
Baseball is inconsistent with the full
and adequate performance OF his du-
lies as judge. and constitutes a seri-
Gus Improperly on his part, the
House Committee declared today in
recommending full investigation by
the next session OF Congress OF
charges made by Representative
Nelly Democrat. Ohio
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-02
FOR 100000 ARMY ONLY
ny The Associated Press,

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Mar a..
The House stood "pat' today for an
army OF $4,000. refusing TO concur
in Senate amendment to the Army
Appropriation Bill providing funds for
lT5, 900 enlisted men after June So
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-02
ROBINSON MUST !.
PAY PENAL TY FOR
TYD|NGS MURDER

Court Of Appeals Denies New
Trial OF Negro Who Slew
Aged Farmer Near Boone Sta
ton Nearly Two Years Ago
Skull Crushed BY Rock
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-02
| TALK ABOUT
|'S|[lI WORK At
''NI|[S MEETING
3RFFS SHOW
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meeting.
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Manhattan-East Side
TWO ROOMS

3th ST.. III y. si25 monthly.
Folsom Bros, Inc. 127 r. 34th ST.
! 34th ST.. 127 E. ST5.
Agent on premises.
34th St.. 40 L. s75.
Folsom Bros. i27 L. 34th ST.
cath ST.. ~ r. 500.
Folsom Bros, f27 +. Gath 81
Goth ST.. 1863 f. 81 200 to So, ,0oo
Superintendent on premises.
4sth St. e.
Harris & vought. O z. 10th St
Goth ST., 1G L. 500 monthly.
+. t. Barry. GAG Madison Ave.
Glst St.. IA L. New building
superintendent on premises.
GA ST.. 1G =. 800.
y. T. Barry. Go Madison Ave.
| esth ST.. 30 r. 81 1000 70 s1.40o
rutland Benjamin, IL T. 4sth St.
irving Pl.. 74 (Gramercy Park section).
Newman & Baxter, - irving Pl.
Madison Ave. TO. $1,000.
Rutland Benjamin. Inc, IL r. 4sth St.
Madison Ave, Tso bath.
Apply premises.
Park Ave. 200.
Housekeeping: non-h housekeeping
Douglas T.. Ellirnan. - T.. 4oth 81.
THREE ROOMS
Goth ST.. fe3 f. $4,000.
Superintendent on premises.
Gtth st.. 10 y. Elevator service.
Superintendent on premiges.
Pnr,; Ave, e40. bath, 81, zoo
superintendent on premises.
Madison Ave, $50. bath.
Apply promises.
Park Ave. 200
Housekeeping: non housekeeping.
Douglas T. Elliman. 10 r. 4oth st.
Stuyvesant So. Apartments
Saunders Johnstone. 900 9TH Ave.
FOUR ROOMS
cifh ST.. 1f9 r.. $4,000.
FOLSOM Sroa.. f27 z. 3ith 81.
Cath ST.. 10 Il. Open flrerlaces
Superintendent on premises.
fsth ST., 30 u. Kittiacnet,e. $500.
f.uland Bejnmin. "A T.. 4Sth ST.
Lexington Ave, CAT.
Superintendent ON premises.
Madison Ave-, Is0 1 bath
Apply premises.
parl; Ave, e40. bath, 81 600.
superintcndcnt on premises.
Park Ave, a57.
Senior 4 Allan. inc, 5oJ 5th Ave.
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4 u Westchester Estates, Farms and Residences
NEM RnCHEIIE

With Rights to waterfront-Also prf-
vate dock and beach. Beautiful Italian
Renaissance home, j rooms and 3 baths,
with an acre OF ground. Fireproof ga
rage for two cars. Surrounded by very
fine estates. Wonderfully attractive
property AZ sacrifice. Phone Pelham
1893 for Sunday inspection.
PELHAM MANOR.
English Manor Home-With magnificent
views OF the Sound. Most attractive
residence. has rooms and baths. On
large plot, with two car garage. over
looks golf course. Convenient 70 station
also schools. Unusual opportunity 10
secure permanent home at reasonable
cost Price So. 600 Sunday phone Pei
ham 10o3-local office. Post Road and
Pelhamdale Av.
LARCHMOST BARGAIN.
Chnrmiu- Stucco Horse-On plot 75x
Io5, with fire trees. High class restrict
ed SURROUNDINGS. House contains seven
rooms and one bath. large sleeping porch,
sun porch. living room. 1881; flardwood
floors throughout. Steam heat Price
sf2.59O. Terms. Phone l.ar,hren' %
for Sunday appointment.
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APARTMENT HOUSE DIRECTORY
Furnished andsUnfurisbed Aparhne to Rent
nc ba roccuany
Manhattan-West Side,
-FOUR ROOMS

1ood St., $40 w. baths.
Wood. Dolson Co.. Inc, Brway & so' A st.
i11th St., 504 W.. near B'wa.v. Bath. "a, 200
S1.400. Slawson Hobbs. t62 w. ~ St.
115th ST., 600 W., cor. Bwa,,. Bath, 81 800
Slawson 4 Hobbs. i62 W. 1nd st.
125th ST., 545 w. Bath, s96i ISL ,0s0-
Slawson Hobbs. 162 w. I'd St,
roth ST.. 72o w. Elevator ervice
chas. S. Kohler. i42S ST. scholas Avc.
1S0th ST., 719 w. Elevator eryice
Chas. S. Kohler 1928 st. \ lcholas Ave.
Broadway and 9Sth st.
Harry Schiff. Broadway an 9.s. ST.
Broadway. 1850 (cor. l46th STD.
Newmark Jacobs. 1042 ST.. Nicholas Ave.
Central Park South, SO.
Huberth & Huberth. Coluf sbus Circle.
Greenwich Village Apartments. S75.
r. p. Vaughan. 81 Greenwich Ave.
Hamilton Pl.. 100. Elevatora S11o monthly.
Agent on premises.
Riverside Drive. no.
Paterno Bros. 6oi w. 115th st.
Riverside Drive $40. New Building
Anthony CompaSna. 200 w. T2d st.
Riverside Drive, 156tn-157th Sts.. The Riviera.
Sharp g. Co.. 24s9 Broadway.
St Nicholas Ave, 925. $65.
Agent premises. Intervale 9133
wadsworth Ave-, 10. Elevator service.
Chas. S. Kohler. 142S st. Nicholas Ave.
Washington Square Apartments.
Pepe, 40 Washington Square.
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Manhattan-West Side.
SEVEN ROOMS
sr rSt Occupancy

West End Ave, 500 (cor. Saith St.). San Jose
Mr.. Herter, Lenox 1000.
West End Ave. S41-5 (non-elevator). 81 600
$1,000 Slawson Hobbs. 162 w. I'D St.
West End Ave. ss4.
Paterno Bros, COL w. 115th ST.
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SOUTH YONKETsS.

New Colonial Claphoard Eesi6encc-Six
rooms and bath. All improvements in
Guiding gas and electricity. steam heat.
Fine residential section and convenient TO
transit and shopping facilities. Price
Sl1,Jo0. Sunday phone Yonkers 5e9--
local office. 63G South Broadway.
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COLONIAL HOME, $4,000.

Owner Must Sacrifice-New house. In
perfect condition. contains four master
bedrooms, very large living room. sun
parlor. Hot water heat In splendid
nelghoorhood: on high ground. Large
plot. attractively landscapod with shrtIbs
and trees. Garage. Exceptional bargain
Sunday phone Rye 330--local office. 100
Post Road
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Manhattan-West Side.


eth Ave, $50.
Superintendent on premises.
54th St.. 103 w.
n. A. Berwin. 1o3 Park Ave.
55th ST.. corner 7th Ave. ss5 monthly.
Agent on premises.
72d ST.. 50 W. $50 monthly.
Agent on premises.
i5sth ST.. GA w. Kitchenette.
Agent on premises.
Central Park West and 91st st.
Sharp & Co.. o4s9 Broadway.
Convent Ave. 10S.
Owner on premises. Morningside soes.
TWO ROOMS
Tth Ave. s25 $8o-sioo
Agent premises. Circle 3ol4.
l1th St. 62-64 W.
Folsom Bros. Inc. i27 e. Bath st.
2sth St, II W.
Mr.. Traynor on premises.
35th ST., sc w.
Mrs. Stlttesman. Fitzroy $500.
S7.h ST.. 43 w.
NJ. Kestem. Fitzroy $500.
30th St., 27o w.
Agent on premises. Fitzroy s74e.
18th St.. 21o w. ss5. si1o monthly.
Superintendent on premises.
18th ST., 10 West.
Agent on premises.
J2d ST.. 1Ot W.
Earle & Calhoun. 212 w. 72d st.
5od St. 223 w. sII0 up.
Apply premises.
jith ST.. 103 w.
n. A. Berwin. 103 Park Ave.
55th St. corner 7th Ave. sso monthly.
Agent on premises.
55th ST., corner 7th Ave. 500 monthly.
Inquire premises.
55th ST.. cor. 7th Ave. 500 up.
Apply premises.
56th St., 45 w.
Agent on premises. Circle 1900.
57th St. sol w. 500 up.
p. H. Zagat. s47 5.h Ave.
5sth ST., $50 w. 5000.
Superintendent on premises.
ssth ST., IS w. Bath.
Premises. Phone Columbus e756.
| Soth St. 121 w. $1.1oo:
| Bracher, 200 w. I'D st.
| f0th ST., 245 W.
| Superintendent on premises.
71st St. (3o4 Columbus Ave.).
| Agent on premises.
list ST., 167 W. Suitable doctor. dentist.
| p. II. Zagat, 547 9th Ave.
72d ST., 30 w.
Agent on premises.
72d ST., eco w 5000.
! Earle Calhoun, ole w. 7od 81.
rcd ST.. o65 W $500.
| Earle Calhoun. 2i2 W. I'D st.
] I3d ST.. 151 w. Rent VI 300 10 $l.4ou
| Houyhton Co.. Ia w. I2d st.
73d ST., o6s w. 81 .oso to $3.50.
| Louis Carrcau, I96 9th Ave. (4oth St.)-
74th ST.. 1o9-113 w. (non-elev.). s1.20o-S1 .ioc
Slawson g. Hobbs. 162 w. I'D st.
sist St.. 90 w.
| G.. w. Cohen. 331 W. seth st.
SD St. is w. 81 800 up.
Wood. ''oson Co., Inc. B'way Soth $
s4th ST., 64 W. Bath $500 month. ].
Wood. Doson Co.. Inc. B'way & s0th 81
sati ST.. CO w. Rent 81 100 to $1,000.
Houghton Co.. III w. Tad St.
osd St., 175-tTT w. Rent $3.50.
Honghton Co.. ia W. I'D st.
i21st ST.. o42 W. -
Agent on premises. Morningside 4o17.
l25th St.. 545 w. Bath. kitchenctte, ss4o.
Slawson Hobbs. 10o w. I'D st.
i7sth ST.. GOO W. Elevator service.
Chas. S. Kohler. 1928 st. Nicholas Ave.
Central Park South, sc.
fIuberth & Huberth. . Columbus Circle.
Central Park West and DIST ST.
Sharp & Co., 24S9 Broadway.
Central Park West and ssth st. S1.6Co up.
VIM. f. Ingold. premises.
Riverside Drive. 312. $1,000.
Houghton Co., ia w. I'D 81.
Riverside Drive. ITO fcor. t4sth st.).
Paterno Bros, sol w. 1t5th St.
Manhattan Av.. 437
Agent on premises.
Washington So. 40. SIS monthly.
Mr.. Ferenz, on premises.
West End Ave, sGc roo-1o3d Sts.), 81. zoo
Houghton Co, ia w. T2d 81.
Wcst End Ave-, 6f9. s1.4o0- s., 900.
Wood. Dolson Co.. Inc.. Bway a sCth 81
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TEN ROOMS

list 81, III w.
Manhattan Leasing Co.. 14o Church 81.
seth St. 225 w. baths.
Wood, Dolson Co.. Inc, B'way soth ST
92d st.. a21 ". 3 baths: $500.
WOOD, Dolson Co.. Inc, D'way S0th St
Rlverside Drive. 156th-I57.h s;ts., The Riviera
sharp & Co., 2iso Broadway.
Riverside Drive. 30. $500.
Wood, Dolson Co.. Inc, B'way 4 s0th st.
Wet End Ave. 40. 3 baths. lst floor: Al 600
Wood. polson Co Inc R,mnv {. sn,h 8.
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Manhattan-East Side
FOUR ROOMS

Park Ave. 200.
Housekeeping; non-housekeeping.
Douglas l.. Elliman, 10 E. 49th St.
Stuyvesant Sq. Apartments.
Saunders Johnstone. 500 9TH Ave.
FIVE ROOMS
Goth ST.. 1oS Il. 81 500.
Louis Carreau. 796 9th Ave.
3ath ST., 30 E. $3.50.
FOLSOM Bros, l2T T.. 24th 81.
3Gth St.. 1853 E.
Superintendent on premises.
Park Ave. 200.
Housekeeping; non-housekeeping.
Douglas L. Gilman, 10 r. 4ath St.
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SEVEN ROOMS

SJth ST., 100 Y.
Duff conger. Madison and seth 81.
s5th ST.. 1os e. 3 baths, s.. .soo-s4. 200.
Douglas l.. Gilman. Is E. 49th ST.
Seth St. 5s Z. $4,000.
Douglas l.. Gilman. 10 E. 10th St.
Madison Ave. 12Gg. $1,000.
Duff Conger. Madison and seth 81.
Park Ave. 94o baths. 80. 900.
Superintendent on premises.
Park Ave. 1929. cor roth st.
Telephone Harlem 1918.
Park Ave-. 200
Housekeeping; non-housekeeping.
Douglas L. Gilman, II Il. 4oth St.
Park Ave. $40. Duplex apt, 3 baths; SO. .eoo
Douglas u. ElliInnn, 10 Z. 49th ST.
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ELEVEN ROOMS

ssth 81. st5 W baths. sso5o-s7 900.
slaunon Hobbs. 16c w. rcd st.
1o3d St. 1924 w. $4,000.
Dwight. Archibald & Perry. I37 w. osd ST.
West End Ave, 401. 3 baths: $500.
Wood. Dolson Co. Inc. B'way q s0th ST.
18th ST.. 13l w. baths. IS. 800
Douglas L. Gilman, Is u. 4Dth 81
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ELEVEN ROOMS

Park Ave. 9G0. baths: s7,f00
Peasc g. Elliman. 3i0 Madison Ave.
Park Ave, al
Douglas l.. Eliman. II T.. 4ath ST.
Park Ave-, go. Ritz Carlton Restaurant.
Douglas T.. El'imnn. ~ r.. 10th St.
Park Ave. $50. Duplex. baths, 5000.
Douglas l.. Gilman. u =. 10th ST.
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TWELVE ROOMS

tnTth ST.. go w. $500 ".
Superintendent on premises.
Riverside Drive. 4of. 81, 900.
Agent on premises. Cathedral 1857.
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FIVE ROOMS
SIX ROOMS

18th ST., 231 i. $4,000.
Rutland & Benjamin. Inc. IA E. 4sth 81.
Park Ave, $40. baths, So 900.
superintendent Oh premises.
Park Ave. 300.
Housekeeping; non-housekeepir
Douglas l.. Gilman, 10 r. 49th st.
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IN THE wEsTCHEsTER HILLS.

Gcntlemnn's Small Estate-Beautif
Colonial house, containing 10 rooms. 2
baths and sleeping porch: surrounded by
shade trees and formal gardens. - acres
excellent land. Fruit of AL kinds. Car
dener's cottnre. two car garage, stable,
icehouse. greenhouse and other outbuild-
ings. Great bargain: So. 900.
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NINE ROOMS

Nh olson Ave, 1910. Corner. $4,000
Apply premises.
Park Ave-. 200.
Housekeeping; ron-housekeeping.
Douglas l.. Gilman. 10 E. 10th ST.
Park Ave-. All.
Douglas L. Gilman. ~ r. 49th ST.
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EIGHT ROOMS

10th ST.. los Z. 1900.
y. A. Berwin. 103 Park Ave.
30th St., 81 E. 3 baths, s4 200
Douglas J.. Elliman, 10 E. 49th st.
5sth St, 116 r. baths, s4,O0o-s5. 900.
Douglas l.. Elliman. Is e. 10th st.
10th St., 1853 e. Reasonable.
Folsom Bros, l27 Z. 34th st.
S4th St.. 255 w. baths: $4,000.
Agent on premises. Lenox 5000.
seth ST., 6s Z. $1,000.
Douglas L. Gilman. 10 e. 49th ST.
a3d St.. IS z. 1880
A. w. Miller, 301 w. 54th st.
Madison Ave, 640.
superintendent on premises.
Madison Ave-, 1919. Light. $500
Apply premises
Park Ave-. 1929, cor 9sth ST.
Telephone Harlem 1918.
Park Ave. 772. baths; $4,000.
rutland Benjamin. II e. 4sth 81.
Park Ave, 200.
Housekeeping; non-housekeeping.
Douglas l.. Gilman. is e. 49th st.
Park Ave. All
Douglas L. Elliman. 10 E. 49th st.
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TEN ROOMS

GNth st, 10 z.
Duff Conger. Madison Ave. and seth ST.
Park Ave-. All.
Douglas r.. Gilman. ~ n. 49th ST.
Park Ave-, 30. with Pit2- Carlton Restaurant.
douglas L. Elliman. 10 Z. 9th 81.
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NINE ROOMS

| list ST., III W.
Manhattan Leasing Co.. 149 Church ST.
7 72d St.. 26o W. baths. $4,000.
Earle & Calhoun, 212 w. I'D ST.
seth ST.. 225 w. baths.
wood, Dolson Co., Inc. B'way s0th ST.
9lst St.. $50 w. 2 baths: $3.50.
wood, Dolson Co.. Inc, B'way & S0th ST.
a4.h St. go W. Bath, $4,000.
s!awson & Hobbs. 162 w. rcd st.
l1Gth ST.. A30 w. . and 3 baths.
supt. or Harry Goodstein. POI Broadway.
Riverside Drive, i56tt-157th Sts, The Riviera.
sharp Co., 24so Broadway.
Riverside Drive. 131. baths; $1,000.
WOOD, Dolson Co.. Inc, B'way & s0th ST.
Riverside Drive. oto. $4,000.
wood, Dolson Co.. Inc. B'way s0th ST.
Riverside Drive, 222 $2.7pO.
Earle & Calhoun, ol2 W. 72d ST.
Riverside Drive. 900 $1,000.
Earle g. Calhoun. 21o w. 72d St.
West End Ave. $50. $500
Earle u Calhoun. 21o w. 7od ST.