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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-20
BOARD AND ROOMS

ii1iIUOI ~thILFINs Rooms
.ri,B ulbcNs west ot pustoftice tbre,
room modern apartment nicely fuf
nisncd. reasonable rent aI5 South
guthrie.
TWO upstairs rooms for ught housckesu.
Iug Wnl'fr. bsag" s5pl.
ron RENI TWO modem housekeepinR
ruows. s's per month $3.50 East Fif'h
street osage' a1i'.
ttHSF ~. Wlrl For r,ni ona Irht
iausnho"png ro'n. psage ''i.
ADMIRAL D.. iite Two.room SUITE
.u.,gly furnishcd for housekeeping. Usage
ruU NENr. Modern servant quarters in
Mspic nudge. references required. can
Fun NENr. ono large front usht house.
t'cpiuE tOow l2f North Mayhen.
T\vO hous,NrrrtnR rooms for rent. tsi6
SUITE OF three ruomS consisting OF tvo
h'druuu9 and Kitchen, suitable for two
couples privilege NJ sitting room, home
laundry, all other conycni,ncos. near car
Uuj Utu.S lime. bsago t9bn
lWu ught housekeeping rooms on first
unur 1tS East SECOND,
ruHEE b,auum rooms. completely fur
r.HHsd f'r housekeeping, nice laundry
uI.u l'ua South Malu.
tDIt REST Two modern housekeeping
'""ms per month. 2bto y. Fifth.
,Uulr.o welcome.
IWo usr,y mrashoi rooms, UPSTAIRS
'atEu i.i1.
ADMIRAL. o.. lgsl Two light house.
errpus rooms ior rent. modern. ossg'
tu5H.l
rGpGitNI gaIb rvu housekeeping
rrufur modern. private entrance. tv,
t..rNa nf Admiral ltnrt.
EIWuup. g.. a23 Light housekeeping
tu,us Wr tout
uIHu. o.. tatil. Ntro cIcsn bouaokeou
IuE rooms. Wod'rn. close lu. cedar ~
Ni'G ,'oan light nou4.koepiug room fo.
gentleman. Phone uHege stt6 II.
ADMIRAL. E. t8Os.-Twu ntcc light
housekeeping rooms Tor rcnt Phou,
cedar 200.
Np,UtuHp s.. 3i2-. Three iisht house.
t'rpiuE rooms Tor rent.
TWO or TUREE rooms furnished or un
furnished modern. psage 'bs6.
FuW HEST. Light Housekeeping rooms.
Inquire at Gio a. Main.
pErHulr 4, 3iS-LiEht Housekeeping
rooms for rent
IIutp. o.. 1908 Light housckscpinR
rooms tur rent.
WE'LL futnlHhed thrco-room apartment
close In. H'l q. Cincinnati. Adults
only. Usage Stei
ROOMS toR RENT FURNISHED u
\ Ni,E SLEEPING ROOM for ono or tive
gentlemen, close In. 3i3 .. Eiwood.
ROOMS roe RENT-Very dcsirabio mod
] ctu rooms, boHt location In city, first
duor north ~ poHtoffico. Illinois Rooms
2iih q. bouldcr Ave.
ONE nicely furnished bedroom, close In
. for two gentlemen or married couple
| a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-20

NEW YORK. Jan. lS.--prime mercau.
M paper 7has' exchange irregular;
''I.ng to-day bills anu commercial
fS 9aN bills on banks 3,7lE commercial
S1.y hiils 3ili demand as; cables
ramos Demand s.A5; cables SO.
MaI"s- Demand l,G2; cables l.G3.
,Tree..- Demand 125; Argentina. de-
"s.u d.O"' Brazilian demand 1900.
Ne" >ork exchange on Montreal l2i.
p'- cent discount
Government aud railroad bonds firm,
."m' loans steady, 90 days, 90 days
J~u months 6N6ia per cent.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-20

The Blackwell oil 4 Gas GO. has
"A 1000, ,O00-foot gasser in its test on
the Smith farm in the northeast OF
G-2S-1e. sand was found from l,lGS
to l,170 feet.
McCaskcy & Vent have 800
barrel producer. natural, i'm their No.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-20
BOARD AND ROOMS
RITZ IlOTEL
gOI gl THIRD

Under new management respsctabls
hotel run fuf people who appreciate =
clean atmosphere, reuHouabio rate by day
or w~ok; an outside rooms. llH Hotel,
gOi g. ThlIa 81
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-20

Tho Sand springs home has a 90
barrel well in the Mayborry farm
test in the northeast Of 5-l9-ll,
sand was found from 2,ijO to 2,fJ4
feet.
Marshan's tcst on the Murphy
tract i'm the northeast Of 2.lS-13, Is
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-20

J> Mooney located iu the northwest
Of o. 2S-lc. Their so 90 Wclch, In
tho southwest of lf-2S-lc. is a 40
barrel producer I'm the 9.2Gj-foot
nay. .H
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At Billings

The Gillispie test on the Wash
burn farm in the northwest Of lh-
23-2w, is a 800, ,000-foot Easser in the
shallow sand found at i60 to AZ
feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-20

,.hI'Aio, Jan. ls-Potatoes steady
rw,p's - cars; white sacked si.lbdl.si
Mil. bl.k il.30a lao; Michigan round
' uulk 1l.i0aiA5 cWt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-20

NEW YORK. Jan. i9-Lihorty bonds
,0'sd. alss t92.56, first is $3.50; second
. NTts. first f,s $500 second 4.s
,s,,se third As $50 80; fourth 4l.S
100, Victory 3.s s9G2s; victory AS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-20

=, NV lORN Jan, l0--CaN moncT
n.'ly high. tow and rulinG rate 6; clos
ng b,i D. offered at 7 last loan 6, Bank
s'gepiauces o q per cent
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400. j n. lS---Rutter lower'
Io.neY extras &c; standards acc Eggs
OYER receipts G.ais cases flrsts 63as.c,
lunar firsts 6sd6Oc at; mark. cases
ogo,raH''' 5sHeio refrigerator first not
Poultry alive steady; fowls 2eci springs
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rurm modern apartment. nicely fuf
uisu"d. reasonable rent aiG South
guthrie.
TWO upstairs rooms FOR light housckeeu.
Iug wuItru. bsag" 1907.
ron RENT TWO modern housekeeping
ruuws. st5 per month $3.50 East Fiftt
Htir,t. osnEu 11is.
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LODGES AND SOCIETIES

TULSA LODGE No, n meets every
-, Thursday First ThurHdHy. T..
>lsAbuSklt, Z. second Thursday. business.
EExYSS4S Third Thursday, NJ NJ. Fourth
.s&BGf46ls Thursday, r.. 4. Next meeting
gA EM., thursday Jan. 90 Work IN
I1SSe&HtN'M NJ. degree, commencing
S2tWrS a. 80 y. m. Visitors well
come.
JOHN MEISENRtCUER ". NJ
T. e. MONTbRTE. Soc.
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Tfa oIosTng nd aud asked prIces "
Standard on stocks on the New fork
rurb wednesday. as reported by strerd-
h.rr M-lIrnrNA n %.
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WORLD MARKET PAGE

% l,0OO.O0O-fpot gasscr In the shai-
low sand found from 300 10 al
feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-20
ANNOUNCEMENTS
tusr ,Np NJ


l,btb,t uU uu,d. nr collar. return g.
tol Na,o udf reward.
LOST Ladies' ramuu ru 30 rhud street
aud Main rI owen Park ''r. fndrf
re.,.,c reward Dau u.orc .'st
buuaur Iromd. cedar 'ts
rNiyrY "no h.l gun e'o,.," [,em 'g,,,,,,,.i' gimn
'..' ,.',,.''.. .,n. fr.,t ,'''' "''''"
Losl un, np. four ,csrs old. :, poe.
ward Route o. ruiaa. g.. O.. Johnston
rNi,EN tr Whtr rou,. Mo'srN.
I"uth aut uINb' road.
LOST oue nJuHI~ female buu I"g. with
hsros,' .ud l.ao "E u,y.lG N9, l9' E,a5.iT. ,5i,...
tdl u ,,ro of world.
LOST Tan duyetynr beg, with tottois"
-hHa mounting. Noward. Phone ''ag"
tHta
LOST ono femsIo A,rcdalc. about grown.
Hm1lI COLLAR black saddle and well
marked reward. can uragc 6iS
Lusr. Tuut muuths' old bull pup. white
with brown spots ON hip ans ear Tail
and ears recently trimmed, reward, Phone
Whitcsido, usagr aaai.
/ S1IlANEp ltop mare, thtco years old,
spot ia forehead. collar marx On
shoulders. FINDER viii write II, shannon
Dawson okla.
Lusr Htnycd or stolen nrindlc grey
hound from ilG North Maybel lett
front lex sotr. can Usage a4ai OF pctc's
: Rst aud t'cet'" uhrtal rc~"td. .
r,REiY rIHsOSAL .
! T. h. READ ~ baltimore. Md call Osase
/ lai1 "r o7aEc "bol lmp"' l"n' ..
/ WASTED ucfncd family without chill.
. drou fec care tor ilttlo sui nN Nrata nId.
going to school. references cNchahsrd
south side preferred. Call os-gc AoS''
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t,.,,NNSAs CITY, Jan. Ia.-Eggs &c lower I:
'"'oes Unchanged.
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-,. -,,r. ~ prices of oil stocks on the
,,,, y,'k curb Wednesday, az reported by
The New York herald., 1921-07-11

1919. 1920 1921
Asphaltum. ton ..... Sl4-22IO S3O.p S2sO
Hudson common brick,
NJ v,holesaIe........ 1900 $50 1900
Portland cement. Dbl. 3.2J 4.hO 3.Oo
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MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

A company is being formed 10 take
over on a lease the building at the
southwest corner of Eighteenth street
and Broadway. known as SG7-871
Broadway II is n five story and base
ment building, having over 10000
square feet on each floor, and is now
occupied by Klauber Bros & Co. who
recently leased quarters at Fifth ave-
nue. and Sixteenth street. White Good
man are said TO b. the brokers.
Spear & Co leased offices in the St
Denis Building at Broadway and Elev-
enth street. TO the Voluntary Parent
hood League. Cloth Hat and Cap Manu-
facturers Association. Kaufman G.
Schwartz and Max Kendler. attorney
also leased offices with Stephen IT.
Tying. Jr., * Co. agent. IN 81 Union
square. TO the Palestine Improvement
and Development Association.
Associated Dress Industries OF America
leased through David y. Mossessohn. its
executive director offices on the tenth
floor covering about $500 square feet
in the Marbridge Building for five years.
The association is now In the Martinique
Hotel.
Henry G. Wales g. Son leased base
ment I'm i22-136 King street 20 the
Funk & Wagnals Company for two
years
Albert y. Ashforth Inc leased space
IN the Bankers Trust Building. north
west corner OF Madison avenue and
Fifty-seventh street. 90 Andre Carlhlan.
A. A. Hageman leased for Magoba
Construction Company. Inc q loft in
36 West Thirty-sixth street 10 Foth
Dress Company also corner store I'm
asa Ninth avenue. 10 Isaac Tuschman
and irving Eisingcr for clothing store.
William A White & Sons leased in 5o
Fulton street the store to Joseph Lip
man in i41 Dyckman street, the store.
/ 10 Antonia & Potraglia IN 1913 Ex-
/ change place part Of the ground floor
/ 10 Shows Fountains Holding Corpora
7 tlon. and m SO Maiden lane the third
I floor TO Fox & Pier
Maurice Wertheim leased parlor store
/ IN az Lexington avenue 10 the Albion
1 Employment Agency.
William A. White e. Sons leased Z,
Lewis O. Beaumont an apartment In Z
| East Fifty fourth street
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CREDIT MEN LAUNCH
FOREIGN TRADE FIGHT
National Body VIII Work
Through Congress.

The National Association of Credit
Men is agitating actively for the exten-
sion of American business 10 foreign
markets. adopting the slogan. TRADE
does not follow the flag. but follows
values and investments" Foreign mar
kets are necessary for the renewal OF
prosperity. says a letter written by
Secretary f. II. Tregoe to the $4,000
members OF the association.
The national credit men are working
actively through Congress for reduc-
ton of the burden now borne by the tax
payers of the country. and in line with
the work are campaigning for reduction
of Government costs and the institution
of real economy. Their demand Is that
the operating costs OF the Government be
cut TO three and half billions for 1921
and that there be an immediate refor-
nation of the present internal revenue
act
Business demands this" the credit
men state. ''as necessary feature of our
readjustment and our return 10 pros
perity."
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LEASES VINCENT AsToR STABLE
Garage Realty Co. Transaets Two
other Garage Deals.

The Garage Realty Company leased
for the estate of Vincent Astor for
term OF twenty-one years the two story
stable, l25x1S0. on the northwest corner
of Little West Twelfth street and Ninth
avenue, 10 Alexander Geiger at an ag-
gregate rental OF 100000. Mr.. Geiger
will alter these premises into a garage.
Also the three story garage, 11OxlOO,
at 205 TO 213 East Forty-seventh street
for the Biltmore Garage Corporation TO
Mr.. Vielbig. for the term OF seventeen
years, at an aggregate rental OF se5o,
600, and also leased for i. SchleiffSr *
Co. 20 the yellow TaNicab Company OF
Chicago the one story garage 2oOxloO'
on the northeast corner OF Ninety-tourth
street and First avenue
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LATEST REPORTS FROM
REAL ESTATE MARKETS

~ Charles Paps sold to Rudolph Lcwitus
l64 and 166 West street. a five story
store building. 45.2x50.3x irregular.
Eta Hatcher sold to Jacob and Annie
Pinsky 14S West Forty-ninth street.
four story store building. 21.4x1oi.3x
irregular.
other sales I'm Manhattan.
Maria A. Koch sold TO Isidor Dicker
24 East Fifth street, a three story store
tenement, 20xSO.S.
Esther Joseph sold to Morris Tomkins
l01 Monroe street. a five story store
tenement, 25.1xl0o.3.
Annie Goodman sold to the Kesten-
baum Realty Company the five story
store tenement. 5x100. at 260 Rivington
street.
Leon Maymon sold 20 Luisa Coll de
Cuchi 13l West 103d street. a five story
flat. 1S.9x1OO.l1
Sarah Lubman sold to the Rappaport
Mutual Credit Union rs East Fourth
street. a five story store tenement. 25x
1925
James J. Ryan sold 10 Johan Wolnar
IS Bradhurst avenue. a three story dwell
ling. IS. S.2xSO.3x irregular.
James r. and Bridget Fay sold TO
Rebecca Deutsch 47 West 159th street, a
three story dwelling. l49x99.l1.
fTederlck Alien solu 10 katnerlne w.
Parker 1873 West Seventy-fourth street.
a four story dwelling, 22.sx102.2.
William f. Byles sold to Anna T.
Fitzgerald "a Hamilton Terrace, q three
story dwelling. 19x100.
James II. and Catherine Rogan sold to
Meyer Breskin 235 West 12Sth street. a
three story dwelling. I6.6x9911.
Martha G. Miller sold to Henry c. A.
Fliegel 7e7 Lexington avenue. four
story dwelling. 2OxSO
Mary Irwin Eisfedt sold 10 David
Cohen 265 West Fifty second street. a
three story dwelling. 5xl00.
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Washington Heights Above Ie5th ST..
West of 9th Av.
Miscellaneous.

ELEGANT office for dentist 800 month.
I12 st. Nicholas av. Tel. Audubon 1901.
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Business Troubles
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions In bankruptcy were
iiled Saturday in the United States District
WENNING's RESTAURANT. INC.-Involun-
tary petition against Wennings Restau-
rant. Inc, restaurant 12l West Forty-fifth
street. on behalf OF three creditors r.. G.
Blancke, who claims S562 Hastings de
Nike. so54, and Frederick Heiss, $500. Will
lam N Lewis Is attorney for the petition
era. Liabilities are given as 500 600. and
assets as 50 600.
JULIUS WOLFF, chemical broker. Rector
street, who places his liabilities al Sit2. 500.
Of which s46.35o are unsecured claims
1000 secured claims and S4s .a4N notes
and bills. and assets at si4.2Oi, debts due
on open accounts. Myers a Kutner are
attorneys for the bankrupt
THEODORE THEODORE-Involunta potl-
tion against Theodore Theodore. dsIica-
tossen. 2542 Broadway. on behalf OF three
creditors: Walter -. Clark, who claims
s246: Mcneil a Co, s241. and Jacob Brten.
SIP. oscar NJ. Lazarus Is attorney for the
EfIzABETH DIETRIcH-voluntary petition
by Elizabeth Dietrich, dresses. 1870 East
Eighty-second street, who places her ia
bflities at g. .35s. and assets AZ s., 600 stock
IN trade. Jerome C. jackson Is attorney
JACK NORwORTH-voiuntary petition by
jackson Norworth. actor and producer Of
theatricals. d2 West Forty-flfth street who
places his liabilities al SiT10i. all unso-
cured claims and no assets. Dcutsch &
Deutsch arc attorneys for the bankrupt
SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY
The following schedules IN bankruptcy were
filed Saturday In the United States District
Court;
RosEN q L1PKIND-S Schedules OF Rosen g.
I.ipkind. coat manufacturers. ~ West
Twenty-firet street, show liabilities ~
tT0ss3 and assets OF s3O.igO. OF which
So COZ Is stock In trade. 81 900 machinery.
tools. &C. and S9,50O due on open accounts.
". j. q J. Lesser are attorneys for the
bankrupts.
RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.
The following receivers IN bankruptcy we're
appointed Saturday by Judge Knox IN the
United States District Court
EACOB J. LESSER, receiver for Jacob
Cohen and Anna Polowan. trading "a
Cohen a POlowan. dresaCs. ~ West Thlr
iieth street. with a bond OF 81. 900
WILLIAM r.. WILLIAMS. receiver for tho
Nyack Department store Nyack. ~ v.
with n bond Of $1,000. Liabilities are esti
mated at Si5, 900, and assets at 81 500.
NORRIS ISRAEL. receiver for Egan 4
ERan, Inc. electrical fixtures. PCS West
124th street. with a bond Of 81, 900 LA
biiities are estimated at $4,000 and assets
at $4,000.
PAUL v. HOYLER, receiver for Meyer and
Nathan Goldsran trading as Goldman n
Bros. manufacturers Of furs. 2 West
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RESIDENCES TO LET
Connecticut.

Conn.-Will rent NV house.
furnished. balance Of summer. : rooms. all
quiet neighborhood: near troll
ley and trains; references EXCHANGED. Ad-
dress, =. G. FOX. First National Bank
bridgeport Conn.
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$4,000 TO HELP SAILORS.

The Carnegie Foundation has given
$4,000 TO the Social Service Bureau OF
the Merchant Marine, OF which Alice c.
Howard Is the head. to provide books for
sailors at sea. The Social Service Bu-
rcau was organized to take over the
work done during the war by the Ameri-
can Library Association in supplying
libraries to merchant ships.
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Twenty-nnth street. with bond OF 81 .000
Liabilities are estimated at $4,000. and as
sets at 81 800
ALBERT b. CORY, receiver for wenning's
Restaurant, Inc, 121 West Forty-fifth
street. with n bond Of SO 600.
CLIFFORD r. LUDVIGH, receiver for
Glover Press Corporation, printing, 1853
Grand street, with bond OF $1,000. LA
bilites are estimated at $4,000 and assets
at IS 900.
EDWARD r. RAYHER. receiver for Louis
FEEDER, groceries. POST First avenue, with
bond of S5 900.
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Borough Of Queens.
RICHMOND H1JL-Two upper floors. In new
family house; decorated. shower bath par
quct. SC. Ideally situated six rooms; lease
10 responsible parties n wanted. rent S75
Take tefferts av.-Fulton 81. train 20 1iith
st. station. See builder at 10116 1l2th ST.;
phone 1907 Richmond IIll.
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Co. Buys ~ Lots.

Real Estate Management Company
sold for the PiclSney estate to the Mutual
Amusement Company twenty-five lots
on the west side of Fifth avenue, be-
tween 143d and 144th streets. The
Mutual Amusement Company will use
this ground for an amusement park.
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Westchester-Saie or Rent.

ATTRACTIVE waterfront at Rye for sale.
consisting OF Ia acres, large. bungalow
and garage; suitable for private place; could
be used for business; price $40 900; terms
easy. For full particulars address CHAS:
S. FAULKNER, office facing Rye railroad
station. Telephone 1923 Rye.
ATTRACTIVE furnished home for rent from
July Is TO Sept 10; white Colonial,
rooms and bath splendid location rent Sl13
monthly Others $3.50 to $3.50. CORLEf
REALTY CO., 30 Prospect av., Mt. Vernon,
IJiI-raat QANO
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

APARTMENT TO sublet. furnished or un-
furnished. $40 Riverside Phone for ap-
pointment Morningsido 06o4. Apt. 1906
FURNISHED 9, or rooms, maid SER
vice; or rooms furnished; until October
Il reasonable. Apply apartment 81 222
Riverside Drive Oath ST.. Phone 9SSl Riv-
erside.
HANDSOMELY furnished seven, also four
room apartment; one door from Riverside
Drive; subway and several car lines handy
for sale rent. Riverside 1854
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BRONXVlLLE

FOR SALE Or RENT.
New and Attractive English House OF
unusual arrangement. rooms, baths.
Built In Garage. Good sized Plot. Convent
ent 10 station. stores and schools. Shown by
appointment.
SWALLOW e. PRATT, INC.
10 Palmer Av.. Bronxvlle. n. Y. Tel. li2l.
LARCHMONT-Resid properties for
sale or rent. JOSEPH A. CASSIDY, FOG
Broadway, N. Y. or phone 7s3 Larchmont.
SMALL all year bungalow. $500 down. 81 800
Telephone 1856 White Plains.
WESTCHESTER = Beautiful modern homes
along Hudson River. SO 900 TO $50 900. Ap-
ply II. II. MYLETT, Hastings on Hudson.
n y Phone 252 Dobbs Ferry.
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yermont-saie or Rent.

VERMONT.
For sale. a few very desirable cottages on
Lake Champlain, on Vermont and New York
side; cottages are completely furnished; also
some splendid farms, all sizes and prices.
JAMES w MADDEN, Burlington. VT.
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Borough of Bronx.
Borough OF Brooklyn.

FLATBUSH-Neatly furnished room. suit
able for or gentlemen; private fam
ily. Phone Mansfield $3.50.
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Borough Of Brooklyn.
borough Of Queens.

9TH Av. 4ioi Five room apartment all
modern improvements, 80; 30 feet from
18th st. subway stotion. Phone Sunset 3333.
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SUMMER RESIDENCES WANTED

FURNISHED bungalow or house. Z or .
rooms. until September - committing dis
tnnce Grand Central or Pcnnsylvnna Sta.
tlon small family. Box TO- 0Od Fitzgerald
building.
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iIy. Phone MansfieId 523O.
PUTNAM Av.. 631.-Cool alcove room; busi-
ness couple or gentlemen. running water;
references. Telephone Dec. 5066.
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FARM PROPERTY.
New Jersey.
GARDEN STATE FARMS

100 NEW JERSEY farms with stock. imple-
ments. crops thrown In: many at 81 iOOo
otneis require small cash payments. Our
catalog Just out gives location with map and
tuIy describes all. Call write for free
copy; NEW JERSEY FARM AGENCY,
lo4hh Nassau ST.. ~ Y. G. Phone Beekman
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

CORNER STORES IN ANY LOCATION
for y new chain drug store company lust
formed Brokers' cooperation invited.
MANSON JACOBS co, INC.
i3 West Goth st. Longacre 1922.
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SUBURBAN HOMES WANTED.

WANTED 10 icaao, October L. by family two
adults apartment. or private house or part
of private house IN ecarsdalo. BornXviilo or
Ma naroneck. v b89 Herald. 18Th ~
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
Enst side.

Enat Side.
LEXINGTON AV.. 1Oio G5th ST. Front
paror and alcove; also large. cheerful back
room: gentleman or couple. references CAL
aftor ., FUMAGALLt.
LEXING ron Az, 24a (S4th-3jth)-La
small rooms with kltchenette, private bath:
2TTH ST, 43 East. - Comfortable double
room. modern apartment, cool, airy.
WAETJEN. --.------
GOTH, h5 E.-BarEe, cool room. genuomen'
bath telephone; summer rates. exclusive.
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Copyright, 1921, bU THE NEW York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Paris, July 8.
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Above 5sth st.-Sth Av. to North River.

NORTHEAST Corner Amsterdam av.. 74th
ct, 500 feet from T2d st subway express I;
five story. newly altered at 81. 900 expense :;
choice business corner to lease until October.
1925. CLIFFORD MILLER, 303 Amsterdam
aV Brokers protected.
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beautifully furnished two. three rooms
bath. overlooking Central Park: convenient
to all cars and shopping district reference
required; SIPS TO 5000 monthly. Phone $685.
$3.50 Columbus.
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REAL EsTATE-OUT OF CITY.
Long Island-Sale or Rent,

COMMUTERS chicken farm. large rooms,
attic, heat, full cellar. outbuildings. acre
garden land, including Ford, good condition:
price S3,5oO, cash 81 900. balance $50 month
ly. Write S. w. So Columbus av.
FOR SALE-North shore, l.. l., 10 acres.
Eigh, wooded $50 feet shore front. $50 per
ncre Address Box II. Jefferson, n. II.
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INSTRUCTION, COLLEGES, &C.
SERVE HUMANITY

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VICE IL 70 bring HOPE, HEALTH HAP
pfNEaS 10 human kind. This needs tech.
plcal training. Tho foremost CHfROPRAC.
TIC EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION Ia tn.
Eaet q the
y. Y. COLLEGE or CHIRoPRACTIC
tis w i2ud ST.. ~ Y. Phone Col. 46s6
-write or call for literature.
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

YOUNG woman wants furnished room a.
Corona, Flushing or Bayside, with private
family. K 764 Herald. 2sn Bway.
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REAL ESTATE OUT OF CITY.
KEW GARDENS.
westchester-saIe or Rent.

o. n....u,.L n,o Real Estate Information.
PhODb hlBdt htCh Ulit Richa rd Kehoe. Great Neck.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LIT.
East Side.

9th ST. O,77 Sd av) Sitting and bed
rooms all ccnveniences; . gentlemen; break
fast II desired. 6340 Rhinelander. BRAEMIG.
I'D. 100 East.-Large front parlor coupls
or two gentlemen; phone. COLLINS.
18TH. lag E.-Nicey furnished large. small
rooms. suitable one or two.