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MOLINE DROPS
SABBATH TILT
TO ROX, z TO S
Visitors Score Four
Runs in Eighth In
ming Rally.

Three singles and triple in the
eighth inning put the Rox in tie
with the Piows and a passed ball in
the same frame gave them two runs
and the game, to lin the first of
the series at Browning field Sun
daV Tho score.
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SEMI-PRO GAMES
Sherrard. IS; Bishop Hill, IL.

SHIFT ad Us TO DISIIUp IIIIIs Ia
Sherrard outsIugged Bishop Hill
at Sherrard yesterday and won, IS
to II. Both teams played a loose
game in the field, seven errors be-
ing charged against each, but Sher-
rard poled IS hits that Offset the
effect of the misplays Score:
Ct,orrorJ Ap D II Do L
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ONLY So CENTS

For a moonlight excursion on the
Steamer G. W. Hill, Friday. AUG
26. Leaves Davenport $50 p. m
Rock Island, 8:45 p. m.-(AaVel-
nsementl
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InTee Ddse nIL-DUgSdH. T WU
base hits Woehrs. Callahan, Lew
is. Sacrifice hit-Coltrin. Double
pIay-Harkins to Woehrs to Sykes.
Left on bases - Bloomington, z;
Terre Haute, 9. Bases on balls
Off Tatum. 2: off Quinn, 3. Hit by
pitcher-By Tatum CWoehrs); by
Quinn Coleman. Struck out-By
Tatum, /; by Quinn, 5. Passed ball
-Harkins. Umpires-Tanneh and
Owen. Time of game-1:30.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Three-EYR LeaDne

Terre Haute, 50; BLOOMINGTON
3-5.
Evansville, 2; Peoria, 0.
Rock Island, As; Cedar Rapids
ga
Rockford, Z; Moline, 8.
National League.
Brooklyn, 9; Cincinnati, 4.
New York, Z; st. Louis, 4.
Others not scheduled.
American League.
Washington, 8; Chicago. O.
: Detroit. 5; Philadelphia, o.
Cleveland, 4; Boston, o.
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Rowling Keats 4. Of p

Bowling trimmed the K. of P
team of Milan at Milan Sunday
morning, z to 6.
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Dodgers. 8: Reds 4

Brooklyn. Aug. pa seven-run
rally in the fourth inning enabled
the Brooklyn Dodgers to register
an easy victory over the Cincinnati
Reds here yesterday, 8 to 4. Score:
Cincinnati .......s 6 .
Brooklyn 918 >
Batteries-Rixey, Coumbe, Geary
Eller and Hargrave; Ruether and
Miller.
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pI 1T TWIN GAMES AT BUNNY TOWN
The Insider

Pitcher Jack Fitzpatrick, who
twirled the Islanders to victory
over Cedar Rapids i'm the second
game yesterday. comes from Dallas
i'm the Texas league. He was for
merly with San Antonio. Rock Is
land was negotiating for his serV-
ices a month ago, but obtained
Rein instead.
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NIfal,d11eSS:

GAMES TOMORROW.
Rock Island at Cedar Rapids.
Rockford at Moline.
Evansville ut Peoria.
Terre Haute at Bloomington.
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(!>Hh10fJ

Tri-City Towel Supply company.
Davenport 934.
Like Budweiser: Phone r. |, S3S.
K 1. Clean Towe Service. Phone
R !. 2z3k.
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Three base hits - Cole. COltrin.
Woehrs. Two base hits-Tate. Link.
Sykes. Sacrifice hit COnkwrighf.
Double plsSsIConkwright to Col
trim to Sykes; Conkwright to Sykes
to Woehrs. Bases on baIls-Off
DOWNRIGHT 9; of Maekey, 4.
Struck out-By Conkwright, ?: by
Mactey, s: Hit by pitcher-By
Mackey (Brownlow). Umpire :
Fitzpatrick. Time of game 80.
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Home run-Rlgsby. Three-baSe
hit-Anderson. Two-base hit-Bar-
rett, Jones, Shollenberger. Sacri-
flee hits-Mack, McWhorter. Stolen
bases-Strong. Double plays-Lan-
dry to Brant to Strong. Struck out
BY McWhorter, 5; Landry, 1;
Heimach, 1. Bases on balls-Off
McWhorter, 4; Landry, 4 Heimach,
l; Sullivan, l. Hits-Of McWhor-
ter, 9 q rs innings). Sullivan, o
(no innings. Umpire Fitzpatrick.
Time of game-1:50.
Peoria Loses Again.
Peoria, ILL.,, Aug. 22-George Nc
Quillan weakened in the seventh in
ming of a pitchers duel with Jim
Hutton of Evansville and allowed
three hits for two runs, the only
scores of the game Sunday. 1t was
one of the prettiest twirling bees
staged at the local ball park this
season.
The cpOro.
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Giants Even Series.

New York, Aug. 22.-Toney was
effective with men on bases yester-
day and New York won from st.
Louis. z to 4, evening the series.
Score:
81 LOUIS II l
New York I
Batteries = Bailey, Walker and
Ainsmith; Toney and Snyder.
All the news all the time-The
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London-Mrs. Arthur Hamilton
again has failed in an attempt to
cross the English channel. after she
said she was within three miles of
the English shore
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Newark, N. bobby Walton
clinched the American amateur
bicycle championship with Is points
to his credit
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New York-The Davis cup, inter
national tennis trophy, has trav-
elied 100000 miles in the 20 years of
International competition for its
possession
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TWO BLANKSIN
4 ROW FOR SOX
Washington Senators Grab Second
Shutout Victory from Hose,
3 TO O.

Chicago, H., Aug. 22.-Maybe the
White Sox will make some runs to-
day.
They are past due, having toiled
% runless innings against the
Washington Senators, who copied
the second game of the series, 3
TO 0. The day previous the Griff-
men won a 13-inning battle, to o.
from James A. Russell, the sensa-
tional young left-hander from Sioux
City. Score:
Washington ....-.........3 10 l
Chicago .........0 6
Batteries - Mogridge and Char
rity; Wilkinson, McWeeney and
Schalk.
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Christiania- Norway - Anna
'Bourge, Swedish swimmer, estab-
hshed a worlds record of IA min
uees. - seconds for the 1000
metIeA. Tree styla
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Yanks Twice WaIIoped.
Sothoron in Great Form.

Cleveland, Aug. 22.-Not a Bos-
ton Red Sox runner reached third
yesterday and only two got as far
as second base off Allan Sothoron's
great pitching. The Indians won,
to 0. Score:
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Walter link, collegiate star inst
released to the Indianapolis Hoos-
1ers by the Giants for more season
ing, is booked to star in the bie
show with a bit more professional
experience. He was rated as one
OF the best hurlers in eastern COL
lege baseball while at Amherst. his
pitching record bringing him a try
out with the Giants. He was used
by McGraw as a relief hurler.
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All the news all the tilne-The
rs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-04
SCHOOL

Col. d X. n sellers addressed the
qirhih xrate classes last wednesday
morning NJ half past ten o'clock on
thu subject 81 rHow I Can tfako Tho
Highways safc.- which IL also the
subject Of an essay contest being con
ductcd by The national bureau or ed
|ucnuon and In which many pupils
~ This school are takina part
Colonel Sellers stressed PARTICULAR
~. a. peli a. b need FOR good RAIDS.
the need Cor rrrcantion on the parf
81 pedestrians. saying that The driver
the pedestrian should each take
at least co per cent OF tbs FrepofHl-
blllty Or traffic. lie gave an III.
~strnctivr talk on traffic regulations
Ia this locality. also.
The Enginh department.. under
Miss Cora Allen. has been doing good
work In oral compositions this week.
The girls who are taking enwing IN
sfructton are finishing their first prof.
ectn-kitchen and sewing aprons. This
work was just begun SIX weeks ago.
and some Of the garments are well
and creditafly done.
81. Mery's school Played the IL
hrary school at football Monday. and
wera defeated with a seore OF 10 to ..
The rizes which will BE- offered IN
the essay contest win be awarded by
the National Auto Chamber Of Com
mrrcc. ~
Two new punils have been en-
rolled since Thanksgiving holidays
They are Hcien Berry and Emmei
lLabes, the latter % Topeka. Kansas.
Mr.. Moore. athletic director. is
making plans for the playground re.
organization next week. Equipment
for Voiiev hall will he Installed. ana
poys and girls both Will play.
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The secona grade. now beinx
taught ~ Miss Van Alta. u 10 pe
ditt1ad nnxf 4tct. end = new teaChrt
uIEl h employed 20 take cars % che
tNfia class she viii teach the high
14tond frsdc.
3h9 fourth and sixth grades have
received nothing tut gold stars on
their health banners. and arr yery
utoad ~ thar hrt A gold star ~
granted emily when a tinza r. q
hanartif per cent e.eah.
Tho Errt ward and Second ward
football teams met i-rt Wrcn n
played q hard fouEht game. ne score
80 nin favor OF First ward. Tn fol.
lowing PLAYERS made souchdowns. Guy
I3ds,ar 4 y. b.. Joe Lupen. q. b.:
sam D1as.man. IN. The game was
PLAYED on fhc Flrsf ward grounds.
The ilrst ward II expecting a chal'
lenae lrcsa tLA Second ward to =
name TO he played On the lRtters
rronnd. The referee was Mr., Mitch
81 ~ Second ward. and the lines
man uas cart Sickicr 81 First ward.
-samnci Gihss5nhn.
The hiah sixth grade Ia making n
nncceas a. the athic.tt work assigned
III Mr. Moore. Mr.. Wards room
ROT the fo0ihall this week for the
bosf ATTENDANCE Of the school.
The high dSth grade. among the
rest 81 the classes. Il starting work
OH the Chrislmns program.
A spelling match between = low
ana hlrh sixth grades last Friday
RENTED In the defeat Of the oTmer
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-04
THIRD WARD

The pupils Of each room in Third
ward school nave pnid for a subscrip
tion to the Junior Red Cross Journal.
This makes the school again a member
81 the National Junior Red Cross So
clety. We have been a Red Cross
unit for the past five years
Before the Thanksgiving vacation
the pupils became very much inter
eeted In the philanthropic work OF
the city. Bring a Bundle was IA
slogan az the schooi Large dona'
tons Of canned goods. flour. sugar.
fruits, vegetables, and clothing as
well as a liberal collection In money,
were brought BY the pupiis. They
wanted 10 see no one go hungry on
Thanksgiving day This showed n
most excellent spirit on their part,
aud the kind cooperation Of their
parents. The city bureau Of chari-
ties called and carried away almost
IN auto load.
The following pupils CT the first
grade have been neither absent nor
tardy during the past month
Laurence Chadwick, Roam Chad
wick. Edwin Davies. Joe Koury. Ed.
dlr kobiela, George KyTros, Edward
Lewis, Paul Miiienbodgh, Polly Benn-
Videx, Leroy EHquibel. Henrietta DIE
Fiel. Claudia Lghtfoot. Irene Kobiela.
Hiancn Nizzi. cozette Young. sigma
firown. Benne Perea. and Onafra
Thpla.
Pupils having perfect attendance
for month of November IN the high
first grade are;
Harley Bishop. John Henley, Ralph
contreraa. Eiisio Guardiola, David
Thomas. Lolita Gallegos. Elizabeth
Iovatto. ebecca Aragon. n Glenn
outlna Cooley.
These children In the third grade
have been perfect IN spelling az
month. Virginia shelton. Pearl Booth.
Tilden Caldwell. John Friede. and
Psrfec, attendance for the month
W Miss Perry's room the NTH grade
ElfeKo Corillo. Charley Dubois
Manuel Gonzalez. Abelicio Gallegos
Miguel Dozier, Jose Gallo. Amc.io
NasrI Glory st7mps, Dolita padilla.
Mildred Davis. MARY Dziegel, Louise
Nahoncy, Selma Skinner, Fred Con
galoz. Paul Acton. and David Garcia
Perfect spelling for the month;
Margaret Montoya. Selma skinner
Jose Gallo. Paul Acton, pavid san
chez, Abelicio Gaiiegos and Charley
10 me third grade. these have per.
nan Abcyta, Leonardo BaTros
Nlckolas Blea, Asher Chavez. Antonio
Duran. Afnnacio Luna celso Mon
toya, Refugio Torres. Tilly Arrighetu
fAdir HhamphHn annie chavez Jesu
ella Duran. TeEsie Mora, Adolio Bella
NAL Emery Maneum. Roy Wrinkle.
chester Miller. and William Brown.
tn the high third grade. those who
uers neither absent nor tardg during
rh.o month, are: Malcolm Niece.
Tony pet3ine. David Dozzier, Manuel
D. xiosski. Douglas colliater, Harold
Williams. Bradford Skinner. Gilbert
Ties, Samuel Garcia oiye zlto'
Ruth Neniove, Trosra Marshall, Dor
afhy Wilcox. randaiaria Garcia, Rach-
nal fsybs. Candalaria Borboa, Petrita
Monfoya. Isabel siisa, fvt7isa Safe'
elmo, ana CTenein Salas.
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SECOND WARD

The leaders sn penmanship In the
fifth grade are: Janice pnrktus. Gwen
doiyn Edmun6s. Jean stirrat. Agnes
Brown, Rosa SILVA. Helen Antoine:
lama. Madse Luther and Evelyn Nc
williams.
The pupils In the low third grade
havine the most RS In arithmetic
are Andrea Eomnr, Kenneth Hulling-
ION. and Manuel Chavez.
Twenty n children In Miss Ander-
sons room were ncisAer mrdy nor
absent during November. They took
n hike up on the hills again nnd whom
Their lunch. They all were glad TO
have had a perfect record Tor the
month 20 a. to Join the picnic crowd.
One OF the star pupils In this grade,
Tommy Baca, II leaving for CioNla
h week and. VIII be missed by an
Nineteen pupils In Miss Moore's
room have been neither absent nor
tardy this month
This completes the third month a.
school and the low sixth grade Il still
Keeping up ~ record Of no tardies.
Those IN the class who are making
th~ highest grades for the week are;
May Siirrat. Delight Keller. Hrbsri
berg. Icem Bilyeu and Eugene Bon
Dnrant.
In Miss Risser's room the following
are the athletic champions for me
week.
Hop, step and ~sump--Boni Anaya.
- a., l In; Refuglo Lahrado, II n.
q In.
Chest ExpansioH-Frcd Wetkern, 4
IN: Gem Daily. 4 in.
BASKETBALL fhrow-RefugIo Iabrado.
90 a.; Iulia Chavez. SO n.
Pltching-Josefine Tru1iilo. 4 out OF
s trials: Aifides Marines. 4.
In reading, they are. IN the low SER
ond; Manueln Luna and Glenn Daily.
IN the low third: Ruth Niddiebrook.
Spcliings leaders are; In HI high
second. Josefine Trujiilo. ana Refaxto
Inbrado: and IN the low third. Rum
Middiebrook and Margarita Lujan.
Room 6.-Miss Bentley. teacher
Etnelua Romero. l0lS 8. John, had
HIS tonsila removed az the Presbyterian
hospital.
ia. Powers, from Roanoke. Va. m
tered school this week.
Expiration Montoya, Paul Freder
lexis, Nell Gatlin, Mason Kemp. Geor~o
McHpadden. and Robert Montana, have
had perfect lessons In spelling every
day this week
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-04
Dramatic Club

The Dramatic club under the III
rectiOn OF Sir. Burton has arranged
a number Of programs which viii be
given at the different sanatoriumH oi
the city. Realizing the need OF IL
version among the patients, MIR. Bur
ton induced the Dramatic club TO take
up this work. The first perform
anccs will be given some time after
January first. and after having been
given before ;he Hugh school pupils.
-Ceoll 0oll.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-04

Albuquerque High school sent seven
delegates TO the Hi-f conference a.
Las rsuces. Mr.. L. A. Wilton OF AL
buquerque also attended the confer
snce a. one of the speakers. We hope
10 secure the conference FOR A%lbuquer-
auef next year although Ration " also
anxious TO secur the conference.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-04

Underwood Medal
Mela Sedilio won @ bronze medal
given hy the Underwood Typewriter
company. She wrote forty.throe
WORDS net. for fifteen minutes. with
oniy three mistakes. The medal y
given 20 any one who maker forty
net words for fifteen minutes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-04

Varsity Faculty High schooi Faculty
The women's basketball teams 81
the High school faculty and the Uni,
|Verdty mculty met IN the High school
gymnasium Tuesday evening a hard
fought game. The score ended ~
TO 30 IN favor OF varsity. Adelia
Elder acted as referee. The lineup
was as follows.
High schooi--Hiil. r.: Campbell. a.:
Adams. G.. Macarthur. re-: Jardine.
g.; FERGUSON.
Varsity-Chess, g.: Mitchell. 81:
Keleher. e.; Mccormick. re; Hess.
T.; Carey. T.
The New York herald., 1921-09-25

GREENWICH VILLAGE dwelling, Charles
ST.. story and basement. 20x95, suitable
families or residence; price 1900.
DUROSS; 1866 West 18th
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Frsm battery to 14th ST.. Inclusi1

GREENWICH VILLAGE, f21 Leroy st.: 8
family house, plot 22xs2: IL rooms, 2
baths; price $4,000; terms. DUROSS, 155
West I4fh c4
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100 West 10th St, adjoining st. Andrew s
Church: easy terms. Room 1907, 60 B'way.
Phone 6573 Bowling Green.
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SD ST., Near Central Park West
TWO ADJOINING 4 STORY HOUSES.
8 bathrooms: Suitable Rooming Purposes.
s45 600 buys BOTH less than $4,000 needed.
ALFRED p. COBURN. 100 West I'D st.
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WEST 70s.-Four story and basement, cleo
tricity running as high class rooming
house: property and furniture for sale;
$4,000 required: possession several others
in this vicinity. CUSACK, 176 w. I'D.
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WIlsT 70s. 4 story and basement. IS rooms,
baths; good condition; asking $2b 900:
cash 81, 900: poss. Oct. l. COUGHLAN &
CO. Inc. 200 West I'D
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TREMENDOUS bargain, near seth subway,
four story dwelling, electric light, good con-
dition, $21. 500. LEROY COVENTRY. "a w.
I'D.
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Above 14th st. to 59th st. Unclusive)
East River 10 North River.

ABSOLUTE BARGA1N--west Twenties, four
story residence: excellent for roomers;
easy terms. Write promptly. OLIVER. II
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TAXPAYER, choice corner store property
on 9Th av., below 10th ST.: size 125x1OO;
rent $1S,O0O: price S156. 900; free and clear;
offered to close estate.
PORTER 4 CO.. 100 West 125th st.
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nelgiborhocd: immediate possession; price
low principals. SNOWBER CO.. $50
9th nv.
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| THREE story and basement dwelling. "a
West 18th st.; possession; easy terms.
Fl. NELSON FLANAGAN, 23 Union So.
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An advertisement IN the Lost and
Found columns of THE NEW YORK
HERALD offers a real possibility Of
recovering yoiir lost property.
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| VERY high class dwelling, 77th ST.. over
/ looking American Museum of Natural His
/ tory; "a IT. wide house, built very deep; 10
| rooms baths; perfect condition; stands
| owner $10O.000; will sacrifice; asking $685.
! 600: reasonable cash; could be used for
| santarium, club. or high class rooming
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174 w. 72d st. Columbus

SMALL CORNER, RIVERSIDE DRIVE,
tax exempt; large net return: long term
mortgage.
sI.AWSoN & HOBBS. 162 West 72d st.
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WOOD, DoLsoN COMPANY, INC.
Schuyler 1io0 B'way and s0th st.
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s6TH ST. w.--Modern dwelling IN excellent
condition, to be sold to close an estate /;
can be purchased at land value. Consult
ST.AyVSON e. HOBBS. 162 w. I'D st.
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SETH ST., NEAR COLUMBUS AV.
Attractive 20 foot dwelling. story
and Basement IA Rooms and Baths.
Electricity. sacrifice So. 900. Easy terms.
ALTERED 2. CORURN. 159 West I'D st.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Washington Heights. Above I25th st.,
West Of 8th Av.
-7-=--T~1--~--~~-
Unfurnished.

PRIVATE DWELLINGS FOR SALE.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
w. ID. MORGAN, 1878 BWAY GATH ST).
TO avail OF tax exemption" building should
commence. 10Ox100. Cooper ST.. West 204th,
Dyckman; price $4,000; win subordinate;
two thirds of purchase price. j. LEI4AND
WELLS. Amityville. N. Y.
so foot av elevator apartment. Washington
Heights section; rents over $3S. 800: cash
$35, 900. Box 1884. 30i3 Sd av.
Oil WEST 1S2D ST.
Three story and basement dwelling. 10
rooms, . baths; vacant; price $4,000; cash
$1,000 Inspection l to s.
$4,000, steam heated dwelling,
3 story. IL rooms and 3 baths.
w. -. MORGAN, 1878 Bway (147th).
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WEST Side dwellings, for sale. M. H.
GAILLARD g. CO.. 2299 Bway.
10TH ST., WEST.-15 rooms, suitable room
ing house, easy terms. Vanderbilt 4gOO
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Above soth st.--5th Av. to North River

NEAR Central Park, on Ssth St.--Tour
story 81 foot high stoop dwelling; four
baths; good order; price $3S 600; immediate
possession. Consult SLAWSoN & HObbS,
last sf
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ssTH ST., 1T w.-Four story vacant house;
$40. 900: viii take $3 900 cash. Open to-day
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q 5puytcn Duyvil aud Riverdale,
Above Harlem River.

SPUYTEN DUYvIL SECTION.
Brick and stucco Colonial residence Just
completed.
Six rooms. BATH sun parlor, fireplaces and
parquet flooring; cemented terrace: modern
improvements; location and view ideal: plot
10OX100; 442 West 23Sth ST.. two blocks west
of Broadway. Owner premises.
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Borough Of Breslxlyn-Salc Or Rent.
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS.

did home, located minutes from
Wall ST., containing every modern
convenience: must be sold at cost:
open for inspection all week; Inter-
boro subway to Clark ST., Brooklyn;
location corner Orange and Hicks sts..
Brooklyn.
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PRTyATE HOME FOR SALE.

SPLENDID ROOMING PROPOSITION.-13
rooms, baths, steam, electricity, parquet; !;
near West End av., In the COS: possession
on short notice; reasonable price; $4,000
cash.
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f20TH ST.. 157 VESTS story dwelling:
electricity: parquet floors; possession;
price s15,5O0; terms. VAN SAINT. Owner.
11O Nagaau
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PARK AV.-SEyERAL PRIVATE HOUSES
FOR SALE.
story and basement, price reasonable.
FOLSOM BROS. INC. 12T East Bath st.
THREE etory dwelling. rooms. bath: I:
adaptable garage, shop; ground leasehold,
Fl year terms; price $1,000; possession.
DUROSS, los West 14th st.
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DEATH CLAIMS
THOS. HASkEW.

Dear Editor Mr. Thomas
Haskew of Bennettsville :. C.,
father of Mr.. G. N. HaskeW, a
successful business man at Che:
raw, passed away on the 7th OF
this month.
MIR, Haskew was prominent
citizen in Marlboro County who
stood always for the advance.
ment of his people and fostered
every plan to that end. In the
loss of Mr.. Haskew Marlboro
County has lost a good citizen
and the race one of it's strong
advocates for, peace, harmony
and advancement.
The Southern indicator. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1903-1925, 1921-02-19
REV. r. CARROLL
NOT WELL.

While he is not confined to his
bed Rev. Richard Carroll is a
sick man. A representative OF
The Indicator saw him one day
this week and was convinced
Immediately that he was not
we'll He was then on his way
home from a specialist who ad-
vised him to go home -,
We are hoping that he will
soon recover and resume his
work preaching and lecturing to
both white and colored where
lever he goes
The Southern indicator. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1903-1925, 1921-02-19
DR. ROY HENRY
>' W. IMPROVING.

The many inquiring friends OF
Dr Roy Henry will rejoice TO
know that after brief illness ne
ia now on the road to recovery.
DR.. Henry who is a brother OF
Mrs. M. L. Moore, is a dental
student at Meharry Medical Coz
leoe Nashville. Tenn. and Is IN
the graduating class this year.
The Southern indicator. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1903-1925, 1921-02-19
BENEDICT WENT DOWN.

The State College Basket Ra'l
Team played Benedict's Team
last Saturday anu cleaned or
them to the tuue Of 20 TO {.
Benedict has a pretty fair team
but by no means with the above
score against them can they be
put in the class with State
College.