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question. I knew that I was
able, but Is love never reasonable2
With b sight II Toms office build
Ing ! felt a certain self-possession re-
turning.
As ] looked IN toward the window,
] caught a glimpse OF a mans figure
Was he looking DOWN I waved, And
then l wondered 81 he "a seen and
answered. and n the fine smile wa,
playing at b coruers OF his mouth
The elevator seemed to crawl uT
the six floors.
] hurried out and toward Toms Of
flee. Pushing through the outer door
I found the anteroom empty.
But suddenly ! heard the low muir
muir Of voices from Toms private Of
flee.
listened. And then II seemed thai
my world suddenly grew black.
II have always cared-but long ago
I felt that ! could have been nothing
but n passing fancy 20 YOU" II was
GraCe'n voice that ] heard on the
other side Of the door OF Toms pri-
waite office.
I turned away dizzily.
II seemed that "a giant cataclysm
had wiped out the existing order OF
things!
ITO he contimucd)
Copyright. 1891, n. T.. A. Seryice)
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a. Kuaenfcld Chicago.
II. c. Ross san Francisco
Edward n. Allen, New York ci
ivor w. Malone, Denver. "
IL q ulftinn New York CITY.
Dayton Adams. Denver,
DOYLE De Marc, fronton, y.
Mrs Doyle 10 Marp, irontnh' y
Arnea RGrkre. trenton, q.
q. ~ sweet. Los Anreles.
Mrs. &. A. feffinc. Los Angcie'
r.arf Corber. los Angeles
n. "A. Ncciushoy. santa Fc.
j NJ atcwnrf. Topeka. Kans
n. Trepick. Chicago.
Mias Arbuckie. Waco. Tex.
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Mnl ocoFHe cflaweil. suWante, \.
Al.
A. ". Coban. ~. Louis
" a. Muryny. Minneapolis.
G. ". Jones. Pueblo, Colo.
II. A. S~rhnNiacr, AtchinPon.
q. ". johnson. Denver.
l.. ohiin. san Antonio, Tex.
tLtARADO.
J. n. Murray. Minneapolis,
Confcy Rurchnm. Tucson. Arlx.
Mira. n. y. McAniiffe and children
Miami. Fla.
Z. n. McCurdy. ChicaEo.
q. q. simon. san Francisco.
A. g. 0ahivc. Denver.
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LEXANDER HoWAT, ~rebelIious leader Of Kansas coal miners,
n when ordered recently by a court to release members under his
jurisdiction from a strike order, said;
1.-THE Kansas Industrial Court will receive no considera-
ton in this matter al ALL"
This aud other statements equally defiant Of law and order caused
lIowaf 10 be called on the official carpet of the United Mine Workers
Of America in q convention al Indianapolis. That convention, after
several days of consideration, in which the merits Of he strike at
the Dean and Reliance mines, as well as IIowat's defiant position, were
carefully considered, has ordered ilowat "a order the miners back
10 work.
H0wat Immediately replied 10 the great union 10 which he owes
allegiance, Ia effect what he said to the Kansas Industrial Court.
From union leadership Of the Howat type neither duly consi-
infee courts nor orderly nmion organization will get any considera.
linn Certainly nVii 81 M industrial eoni on an orderly union or
ennization gels leo much consideration, leaders OF the IIowat kind
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Stillmsn Divorce
Hearing Postponed

PouGHKEEPsIE. n. A.. Sept. so.
-Resumption of hearings IN the d.
vorre action brought by James a.
Sttiimnn. New York banker. against
his wife. Anne l.. Stiilman has been
postponed until November 1.
The delay was necessary because
OF the illness OF Referee Daniel ].
Gleason. who has been ordered TO rest
for several weeks by his physicians.
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SANTA fE. sept ae-whiie at.
ting In . poker game IN The rear
OF a local pnui hall Don Jesus Tapir,
aged ~ years. q lifelong resident Of
Santa re. fell dead. Ills fellow play
crs merely noticed a sudden nuttef
Of the hand IN which he held the
cards and before they could reach
him, life had flown.
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%AncnnIsnor To cHIcAeo

SANTA FE. Sept. so.-Archbinhop
A. 4. DAGGER Of Santa Re Will open
the first national convention Of the
Teftiaries ~ the Third Order VI 81.
Francis In Chicago on October ?. Az
this year. the hundrcdth an
niversary OF the franciscans IL be-
ing celebrated, the meeting 81 the
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= ~ Mcoraih, pcnser.
Il q. Hepburn. 14ns Angeles.
pcrt Hlroch, Denver.
n. y. ningmnn. rhiIadciphla.
lsrank Hitchcock. SILVER City.
N. Friedman. san Francisco.
ID 4. Morrill,. Chicago.
Ma J. ~. Knnpp, f.oz angelica
Mits AZ. ~ KNAPP. Los AnFoics
"A n castle. Quinty, III.
Nirs W. J. Zee, chlcaHo.
lanes e. Hilimen. Chicago,
4 n. Grant, Reserve. n. NJ.
v cahiil Cincinnati.
n 81. Cox. Denver.
1. y. Borden. Amarillo.
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sANTA FE, Sept, 30,-NeNt week
The first number Of he Southwestern
Catholic VIII be from press. II will
be a souvenir number of so pages
and Will have as AN inserf a superhiv
printed f~uii-page portrait Of Arch
bishop A. n. DAGGER
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INcREAsrs CApIrAL

SANTA FE. Sept. eo.-The III
Paso Cattle Loan company. OF FL
Paso, has filed with the state corpor-
alton commission an amendment so
tie charter. increasing the capital
stock from s40e. 1000 to $500. coo. The
conpany's New Mexico office Ia
maintained In Albuquerque. In
charge OF W. II. Webster. resident
agent. W. n. WaEgoner II president
OF h company, n. Hoover secretary.
Woman wage earners have increased
80 per rent In the United States DUR
Ing the last ten years.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Long Island.
FORREST II

FOREST HILLS GARDENS. l.. f.
Cool front southwest exposure, = rooms
(lax24 n. and lix2o ftD. closets. foyer.
bath and kitchenette: well planned apart
ment IN finest of new buildings: . Otis ele-
vatoFs, excellent service; 1 block from sta
tion; l5 minutes by electric trains 10 Penn
station; Si65 per month 10 October or longer.
Call at Tennis Place apartments, or phone
Boulevard 6a4a.
Also we offer 3 rooms and bath. house
Keeping, St65 per month and less; also !
room. 12x24 It., . closets. bath and ktch-
enette, $40 month. GUYON l.. q. EARLE,
agent 35s 5th av.. corner 3tth St. Fttzroy
OS9l
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HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED.


a COMPLETELY furnished five story house,
II rooms and baths, 20 rent from june |
% October | nj $500 q month % private
family; references exchanged. j. MEEiIAN,
I'll W. a4d ST. Riverside 1880.
GID ST.-Modern furnished house. rooms,
( baths, $3.50 month. May til October.
Telephone Plaza S37o
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REAL EsTATE-oUT OF CITY.
New Jerses sale Or Rent.

a QUAINT little home on a quaint ola road.
near a quaint little old fashioned town,
completely euqipped for year around living
just one hour from New York city: splendid
committing service; with u acre, shaded by
fine old trees good garden and several frat
trees; fully decorated 10 handsome rooms,
bath, massive open fireplaces, electric
light; every modern city convenience; , car
garage; high in the healthful hills sacrifice
Tor $500 cash, balance on easy term mort
cages; near country clubs, schools, churches
and markets. ~ a refined, exclusive neigh
borhoodi rights 10 privately owned lakes.
An old farm home, sttll lingering N modern
sutrOunanes but retaining much ~ tie
charm II the long. long ago RUSTIC, X. @.
BoN ilu1. Clty Hall station, y, u ctiy, II Y.
FL MORA District Elizabeth. y. ISL .00c
down payment ana balance as rent Will
purchase either new SIS OF eight room
residence IN this beautiful suburb. where
charming houses abound both of these
places contain every modern Improvement
schools and churches nearby; only 81 min
utes by Penn on Central railways. BURTON
THOMPSON q CO.. room col, p Church
81 Tel. Cortland 0T25.
SAVE Money Time. Annoyance.
Ask for list showing pictures, prices and
descriptions of homes offered
GEO. =. HITCHCOCK. INC. Bogota. =. y.
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FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT.

LARGE factory sites, with frontage on main
line of Pennsylvania X. r., Ia the heart
Of Trentons manufacturing district near the
pany. etc. II Is the only available tract
with about 1900 feet frontage the Penn
sylvania II. r.; win divide to suit purchasers
Apply II. PESCIA, 30 South Broad St,
Trenton. n. j.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT, entered
into on the 2Ith day OF February. 1918. by
and between JOHN WANAMAKER, NEW
YORK. and l. F'RIGNEROS GLENNIE. !
viii sell on the 18th day Of May. 1921. at
ten O'Clock in the forenoon in the plano de-
partment OF John Wanamaker, In the City,
County and State OF New York, one style
A. G. Mahogany piano and bench as pro-
vided by Sections s. and 60 OF the Personal
Property Law.
NAT. w. GENDERING. Auctioneer
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INFORMATION WANTED.


INFORMATION as to the place OF death %
John William Farrell from board of health.
undertaken Catholic parish priest of said
deceased will be appreciated by Mrs FRANK
LEE, T5 Bates St. pittsburg, Pa.
WANTED-Present address or Mr.. Alexan-
der Jessup, formerly at 244 South Both ST.,
Philadelphia. Reward. Address 727 Her
aid, Herald. 50.
MILLER. SAMUEL.--Daughter Helen sick.
your mother sick: everything forgiven;
please come home. Wife. ANNIE MILLER.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

AAA.-Amsterdam or Columbus ay. flat .
reasonable; S10000-Sl5 900 cash. CHAS.
s. KOIILER, INC. 9ot Columbus av.
AMER. REALTY CO., 300 Broadway. buys
choice Manhattan and Bronx properties.
wANTED-Slow selling subdivision; also
close In acreage for sub-dividing. JAMES
r. McCLELLAND. AZ Church St. New
Haven Conn.
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FOR SALE-MIsCELLANEOUS.

FOR Sale.--Must be disposed OF at once,
solid American walnut candy counter, show
case and cashiers desk; all in first class
condition and practically new: splendid op-
portunity for bargain: should be seen TO be
appreciated. J fo6 Herald. Herald 80.
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Connecticut.

COUNTRY BOARD
for children Telephone Morningsltc 408a
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
Borough Of Brooklyn.

SMALL building, 10000 feet. electric ele-
yator, steam heat. i12 Sands st.. = klyn.
STORE, 2JxiO0, large show window; suitable
any business. 10 Sands st.. Brooklyn.
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3. Wonderful opportunity 10 buy $4,000
property for $35 900. House. stucco on hoi-
low tile. 10 rooms: every known improve
ment: car garage: acres Of land on
Sound; many fine old trees reasonable
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
Furnished.

WANTED, by tno former New YORK men
during MAY only. furnished bachelor apart
mnnt noar 18th on Madison av. south of
lath ~ require two bedrooms, living room,
ktchenette. with maid service. or Japanese
would also engage comfortable car with
chauffeur for the time. PASADENA. , 400
Herald, Herald "A.
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Borough of Queens-saie or Rent.

ASTORIA-Five family brick and store. be-
side subway. over 81 600 income price
Sl1,soo. Y 10 Herald. Herald sq.
FOR SALE-At Corona. 10 room frame
house. parquct floors garage, an improve
ments, open fireplace: -. fare to New Aor,
two blocks subway station, Sg15o; easy
terms. - Hayemeycr 81.
JANiAICA-One family prewar house,
rooms. all improvements. good section
81 $50, Sc 800 cash.
CRoNE AGENCY. sl2 WORLD BLDG.
RICHMOND HILLr-Comer residence, 5
rooms. all improvements large plot with
lawns. hedges, garage, southern exposure
SlO,50o. So 900 cash
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SUMMER RESIDENCES WANTED

FOR summer months. six or seven room fur
nlshed house; all improvements; preferably
aid 50.
Observation-Disclosures, furnished, for sum
mer; not more than ~ miles from New
York: lake resort preferred. Write fun par
ticulars, A 633 Herald, $50 Bway.
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Borough of Bronx

2a4TII f1S ~. near Concourse--Six large
room apartment. all outside. southern eS-
posure: lease 500 month. Apply premises
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Borousl, Of Brooklyn-sale or Rent.

PARK SL0PE.-Two family wiH be deco
rated 20 suit within reason, al improve
ments. Particulars 2J-9T Lexington av.,
Brooklyn. Phone sS35 Prospect,
ESQ 81. CORNER.-E.egant. semi detached
brick seven rooms. all improvements, ga
rage. most desirable hcne: one block from
subway station 81 900, s.. 800 cash.
GROVE AGENCY, Sl2 World Building.
63,s00 square feet land: frontage streets
Morgan av., Greenpoint. Fabric Dry
Cleaning Machinery Company building, 50
Bush Terminal. 47th ST., near I'd av., Brook.
lxu. Sunset G914
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New Jersey.

REFINED home for invalid and elderly
ladies; nurses care. sunny rooms, large
grounds; every home comfort; references ex.
changed, 502 Main st. Hackensack, ~. J..
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New Jersey.

EAST ORANGE, ". ITO let May 1, three
rooms and bath; all improvements Steuben
Court ~ Steuben street. 3 minutes 10 Grove
gt station.
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STERLING PLACE, near Bedford Av.--Six
rooms all improvements; near INTERIOR
ough and B r. T. subways; rent $50; Chris
tlan adults. Phone 1850 Prospect.
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

BETWEEN 9Th av., Park av.. between 34th
and d2d sts.. small bedroom, with or near
bathroom, for gentleman. not over S12 per
week: references. Address 90J Herald,
Fulton ct.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

PARK AN., G3I,--'rWo large rooms, running
water: SIS week. GROVES.
I 18TH H. East. The ARNOLD. Home
like large and small rooms: heusekeeping
telephone.
GOTH. 81 E.-Comfortable room for gentle
mani running water, electric light. phone.
9th ST. ias E.--Large. modern rooms: hot
orenceS.
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FARM PROPERTY.
Long Island.

BEAUTIFUL FARM FOR SALE.
The farm contains 90 acres of land. with
about so rods of water front, facing the Pc
coLic Bay; 6 acres Of orchard, containing
all kinds of fruit. The farm is suitable for
dali wing. poultry and duck plant. II has a
fresh water pond iii tho centre; house with
rooms. equipped with running water and
hot water furnace one large, new barn and
several other buildings: miles to the rail-
road station: no agents. JOHN SOAi sag
flarbor. L. i. y. Y.
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Washington ~ q.

WASHINGTON noN ofgera profitable qnpor-
tunltics for branches 81 hiNh class storcs
,yo have several desirable stores for rent on
CON NECTfCuT AVENUE ln WASHING
TON. which corresponds with Flfth Avenue
iu New York
FOR further particulars
apply
RANDALL II. IIAtiNuR = COMPANY,
Real Estate Brokers,
1901 Corrs@oticaa ay.. Washington. u O.
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SUMMER RESIDENCES TO LIE

PART Of house. furnished or unfurnished; !;
screened porch station convenient. ~
Lillian av.. Freeport. Long Island.
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New Jersey.

SACRTFqCE--F'o summer, delightfullN cool
completely furnished room apartment. AL
outside rooms lease can be secured until
October, 1922; best residential section, East
Orange. Phone Orange l4oW.
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BOARDERS WANTED.

B0ARDERS WANTED.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, 32o-Palatial man
sion: elevator, telephone. bath every room ::
Hungarian cuisine. hotel service. refined He-
brew surroundings; subiet corner room: fall
booking.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, 54b--Attractive rooms.
bath, telephone; excellent table two. $50
PAYNE.
WEST END Av. 782 (e6;h) Large front
room. suitable two; piano: French spoken;
near subway; table guests references.
72D. 3ls w. (Rivorside Drive)-Beautiful
rooms, double, single. private baths, select
house; table guests.
T2D 269 W.-I.arge room bath, one flight:
single room: excellent table.
72D. 2S5 W.--Large front room. suitable for
or people; excellent board.
74TH. 14e w.-Beautiful double. suitable
two four; ideal location purest food.
03p ST, i2s-l3o WEST.
Table guests. excellent cuisine perlor din
ing rooms; white service. congenial SUR
roundings: reasonable.
ioiTH. 70 WEST
Large front rooms; good board; reasonable.
Borough OF Brooklyn
CLINTON Av.. 19d.-Large. attractive front
room, with excellent board. in handsome
home, on best residential street.
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Borough OF Observation-Disclosures.

LEAVING city: immediate possession: VIII
sacrifice rooms modern, new screens,
awnings. Tiled kitchen, bath. shower. corner
lot T01 100. Can Flushing 308&-M
Jis story dwelling. Harlem; price Sl4 000.
Ss0o cash required, SHARUM. iIo Bway.
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GREENwTCtt, CONN. MARIE ANNA INN.
90 Cast Putnam av beautiful double
rooms and board for retlnod people season
subscriptions solicited. Room 2, 1855 B'way.
S. M n Telephone Schuyler 9iN7 ~ Green
ttffgt ffDa
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GIRL. Scotch. desires position with family
going 30 California: best references. 81
Herald, Herald SO.
GIRL, colorod. wishes position half time or
three-uuarter, with nice family: handy at
anything. Foster, ~ w Goth
GIRL. colored, wishes part time: good refer
ences. Williams, care OF Harris. Isl W.
f42d
GIRL. caored. wants morning or afternoon
work. Martin, 15s w. 12sth.
GIRL, colored, wishes days work: reference.
Audubon es40. Dunbar Court. apt. 2s
GIRL, young, colored, desires position
mothers helper. Hudson, 22S West i4lst.
JANITRESS. colored. understands steam
heat, hot water: no children. Tel. Audi.
1852.
YOUNG business woman, alone. seeks good
home with elderly persons In exchange for
light duties evenings. 152 Herald, Her
cid 50.
YOUNG Swedish woman wishes day work {;
Ssl0 day. Mrs. g. Larson, 800 f. 35th
YOUNG colored woman wishes days work
or half time work. ga West 63d, apt. %
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S. 600 small cash payment buys pleasant 3
room house In restricted neighbcrh0od. IL
minutes from Manhattan: afcnfN electricity,
ras. tied bath shades. screens. storm sash
plot 5Oxf2s possession Nav T. Apply 70 NJ.
u LOCKWOOD. 30 Union sa. New YORK
city. Phone Stuyvesant o0a7
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Above 5sth st,-sh Az. to North River.

ssD ST. a6I WEST tbetween Broadway and
West End av.)-l9xl00; story American
basement, 5 bathrooms, story buffers pan
Try and bathroom extension all modern i'm
provements; immediate possession; seen any
day between 10 and ) can be bought at
f35 600 JOSEPH G.. ABRANfSON, 10 West
4Efk Rrvanf
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COUNTRY BOARD.
New Jer~e,

IN BEAUTIFUL MONTCLAiii. n y.
Seven minutes walk l.aekn9 anna etatl@n
large. airy room. delicious houie table hsuu.
tiful, shady grounds Tel. 1880 Monteinir
NERVOIiS AND MisNTSE CONDITIONS.
LYNwOOD LODGE. ENGLEWoOD. ~. a.
THE De VALERA. aoa LFxfNdroN Av..
LAKEWOOD. ". j. PHONE 80.
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New York state-salc or Rent.

ADIRONDACK MOUSTATNs.--Six lots. TOOK
elevation: best hunting an6 flshinR stats
road: only ~ miles from Gioversviile 500
each, $40 cash and s. monthy. some J0xi00.
$50 each: ideal for camps ard bungalow
y y. b., 70 Lenox av, East Orange. ". y.
WORTHY FARMS EvERYwHERE
BATSON FARid AGENCY. 4sD 5th av, ~. "
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


1900 acres of land in Corsicana eresarl ais
trict, with several prOaucine Nif Wells
thereon. all drilled 20 \ shallow acf,tN onlt
is offered for sale "a COMPANY or inaivia
uai who Us prepared 70 pit d1~n = arfN
test well on this property. which 4 - ner
by the former attorney or one of iNH lMfks
Texas oil companies, who 10 nov ucf in tosirll
with the present management - surn cotns
pany. Address q. NJ, care Met. Aav. CO.
i20 Liberty st. New York.
MANUFACTURERS REPRESENTATIVE
covering New Jersey south ~ Newark.
desire few additional lines: high class %
sanization. Address ErhArdt a Tagle. A.
bury Park Trust Co. Bldg. Asbury Park,
n. ]. Telephone Asbury Park 23os.
10000 10 $4,000 absolutely secured under
good rate OF interest. VIII in addition very
soon double itself security many tiue.
amount invested. established. very profitable
manufacturing business, with large assets
including real estate; product IN demand and
universally used; principals only. Address T.
% Herald. Herald SO.
FINE opportunity 10 buy established instr-
ance agency In Yonlers, bonding and irsur-
ance lines: business has paid me 81 600
yearly. other business interests prevent Civ
ing personal attention; nice furniture and
safe, all ready TO take over and continue
want $1,000 cash. u e07 Herald, Fulton -.
INVENTOR wishes TO sell free and clear
patent Ior WeuHe supporting Dtoch iof dftN-
ing boxes; patented in Canada and The
United States. The inventor viii he glad
TO call and explain 10 those interested. A
625 Herald $50 Bway.
NEW business. showing large profit. needs
81, 900 working capital: win give interest
in business and secure you against loss hS
mortgage or real estate. u 9ii Herald. Full
ton st.
AN exceptional opportunity for the right
party with 81, 900 more, With or without
services. money secured. oi0 Herald, Full
ton st.
CERTIFIED public accountant, with large
and varied experience, pays literally for
introductions resulting in business; satisfac-
tton guaranteed. Dos Herald, Fulton RI.
BUSINESS man invest several thousand
In legitimate partnership; jobbing pre-
ferred. 14s Herald, Herald So
WILL sell fine paying fully equipped garage
Merrick road, jamaica, on account OF
health. For particulars apply apartment 81.
COO Riverside Drive.
MAIL ORDER business wanted; part time
at first. +. 0. Box 40, Station II. B'kyn.
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hI>cclinnt Gus.

FARMS for sale catalogue free.
Strout Farm Agency. Box II. $50 Nassau st.
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TsTTBERFoRp Improved building lots. $500,
$500; terms. $50 cash. $40 monthly. VAN
wfNrSf.E CO.. Rutherfords ~ !.
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Borough u Rrou,-,nle o. Rent.

SMALL houses aud several good pay tng hGsi-
ness properties. with stoie5. prices $1,000
- SIS. 600 easy terms. CALL OFT WRITE
FOR PARTICULARS.
GROVE AGENCY. SO World Building.
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Meslchrster.

BRON1<Vff.LE TO rent, june 70 October,
finely furnished apartment, rooms. z
baths, 2 open porcheF, near station Phone
IuDsON, Bronxviile 33i5 or Rector 1000,
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500 CASH

over three years first mortgage buys
plot 75xit5. eNcavated ready for apart
inent house, Nelson av. West Bronx, near
Woodycrest av.; suitable for dwellings.
Principals only call RYAN a CO., 142
NVest f0nfh
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GARAGES. East. West side. 81 MONTAGUE
MApfE. s8 " f2d Murray Hlll 0152.
oFFTCEs. LOFTS, WAREHOUSES, SHOW.
ROOMS; ALL SECTIONS. y. CLARENCE
DAVIES % NASSAU ST., JOHN ifTt, 81
EAST a2D ST NANnERnILT ol75.
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VERY DESIRABLE FURNISHED
APARTMENT. . ROOMS. BATH
AND kITCHENETTE MAID SER
VICE; 10TH FLOOR. RENT UN-
TIL OCTOBER 1 IMMEDIATE
POSSESSION If - Il I X i y,
KEMPTON. 25T w. S6TH 81.
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Westchester-SaIe or Rent.

COLONIAL house. Q rooms. 2 baths. s23. 800.
SULLIVAN, 20 North av., New Rochelle.
MODERN room stucco dwelling overlooking
the Hudson. $40 100. THOMAS 8. BURKE,
I1agg Building. Yonkers.
The New York herald., 1921-04-28

THREE room apartment. Jackson Heights
cooperative plan; immediate occupancy.
s1 900 cash. balance like rent total monthly,
$40 Phone PLATT. Ncwtown 1891. care
Oneensboro Corporation, 25th ~. station,
Tip,hurst N. NJ
The New York herald., 1921-04-28

STUCCo bungalow and garage; rooms and
bath, electric light. hot and cold water;
Price $1,000. half cash, balance easy terms
BERNARR MACFADDEN, Olive II. and July
Walk. westholme Estates. Phone 4TsW
Long Beach.
The New York herald., 1921-04-28
Borough OF Queens.

FIVE room apartment for sale price 81, 500.
terms, 81 600 cash. balance OF equity pay
able $50 monthly. rental S53. Call or
write &. MARSDEN, 1000 Jackson av., cor
nor OF 25th ST.. Elmhurst, l.. ]. Phone New
fnVtu AGO.