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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-23
HpECIAL EASTER
! SERVICE WILL BE
HELD IN GENESEO
Especial Correspondence

f Especial NOTfcspOHuCHCSy'
sxH Ceneseo, Ill.,. March 2S.-Easter
E1ervices will be observed in two
0eneseo churches March n. AT
/ he Presbyterian church between 8
and 7 O'Clock in the morning, sun
rise prayer meeting will be held.
The usual services and programs
will constitute the Sunday school
and church services. In the eve
ming the Presbyterian choir, assist
"a by Mrs. Herman Reschke, So
aprano: Mrs. Harley Davies, alto;
Ward Rivenburg and Will Liber-
Smecht, teaors; e. Bennett and X.
yg Struthers, bass, will render a
cantata entitled THE Resurrec-
s.tion."
At the Congregational church
the cantata From Olivet to Cal
wary" will be given in the after
5noon by the Congregational choir.
~ Programs of varied descriptions
sswill be held in many other churches
kin Geneseo along with their usual
sssuervices.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-23
FOR STEAMSHIP
TICKETS

to or from any part Of the world
call on John Berwald, rooms 314-19
Lane building. Davenport, Iowa;
who has been in this business life
long.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-23

(sDeclsl 70 Tho Argus.)

- > ~ - > ~OsS
Ghegrard, ILL., March 15.-Joseph
l1k aged n yeafs. died q noon
uelrday ~ the Hotei ShsFrard
1lowing along illnsss. He had
- employed - Z thresher In
~ vicinity for several years.
4 runeral services will be held
~ and burial will take place In
v Beulah cemetery near Rural.
oate Of the funeral has not been
Gtermined.
& Surviving are q brother, John,
~ Thirteenth avenue. and n
BROTHER, Hazellett Of Sherrard.
sister. Mrs. Mary Valentine. Of
Bustin, Mimi, also survives.
II Mr.. South was the third OF four
oys in the family to lose an arm
J farm accidents. In each instance
he left arm was amputated. A
krother. Richard, died as a result
4 such accident.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-23
SACRED CANTATA
WILL BE GIVEN AT
GENESEO CHURCH
(Suecial CORRESPONDENCE, J

Geneseo, ILL.,, March pa sacred
cantata from "Olivet to Calvary"
by ]. H. Mounder will be given at
the Congregational church, on the
evening of Good Friday, March Is,
at 1870 O'Clock. This cantata is
given by the choir of the Congrega-
tional church, with Mrs. J. A.
Brady. organist, and Charles Lieb-
ernecht, chorister.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-23

New York issued 1898 marriage
licenses in 1920.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-23
CAVANAUGH Is
CAMP DELEGATE
TO ST. LOUIS

T. J. Cavanaugh was elected
delegate Of C. w. Halves camp,
1850, to the head camp Of the Mod
ern, Woodmen Of America in st.
Louis June Il at the meeting last
night in Knights Of Columbus hall.
Delegates to the county camp in
Rock Island April 6 will attend
without instructions. They will be
privileged to vote for whatever
candidates they choose for the state
camp in Galesburg May 4.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-23
EENESEO LADIES
Il HOLD BAKE SALE
NEXT SATURDAY
Especial Cofrespondence. }

y Especial COfresp0ndence.J
4. Geneseo. ILL.,. March 23.-The
ladies' aid society Of the German
Lutheran church will have a bake
nale Saturday, March rs, in the
front part of the Tracy Ford Motor
corporation buildings on South
State street. The sale will begin at
10 a. m.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-23
They are just mad because We don't
have to pay any taxes.

He'll probably leave me strand
ed somewhere near a high bank
that I'll have to climb with a lad
der. How do we know we are
going to get all our conveniences
where they take us? Just as like
as not I'll come back from work
and find my home down near Lock-
port, or nesting under one Of those
horrible bridges. I've come to love
this spot, for here you see We have
all the modern conveniences," she
pointed to her telephone line, a
pipe tapped on a city fire plug and
coal bin clinging to the steep bank.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-25
RED PEPPERS
STOP PAIN Of
RHEUMATISM

when you are suffering with rheu.
matirm so you can hardly get around
just try Red Pepper Rub and YOU
will have the quickest relief known.
Nothing has such concentrated.
penetrating heat as red peppers In
slant relief. Just as soon an you
apply Red Pepper Rub you feel the
tingiing heat. In three minutes u
warns the sore spot through and
through. Frees tho blood circuia-
ton. breaks up tho congestion--and
the old Rheumatism torture In gone
Rowles Red Pepper Rub. made
from red peppers. costs little AT any
drug store. Get jar nj once. Use
X for lunbaEo. neuritis. backache.
stiff neck. sore muscles. colds In
chest Almost instant relief awaits
you. He sure TO get the genuine
with the name Rowles on each pack
aEe.--Advertisem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-25
BY E. p. Chalcraft

with the possible exception OF the
University of Washington football
team. Seattle passed a successful
Thanksgiving.
Even the prisoners In the county
and city jails were served extra
rations and religious and charitable
organizations gave bountiful rcpasis
cast down from fortune.
Then In the homes. Turkey. II
Is reported by secret agents OF the
Gobhlers' union. maintained iis tra'
ditionai place Of honor AT the
Thanksgiving board. but II IL under.
stood from confidential sources that
chicken. duck. goose and other fowl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-25

roquette and salad for lunch. on
op OF this . soda confection is apt
o add 10 tho indigestion. IL 10
God rule 20 follow each meal with
stuarts Dyspepsia Tablet 10 avoid
iyapoptic results due TO eating and
rlnking Should the stomach sour,
With watsr-brash, biltousness. and
he peculiar gasssn~ss due TO indi-
eause they supply the alkaline effect
70 the stomach and thus offs~t the
acIdsty Of such dyspeptic conditions.
II ~ we'll 70 know this and not
deny yourself thu pieasurss OF the
Eood thinws 70 eat and drink ,nf"ukn
s,uarts Dyspepsia Tablets on sale
in all drug stores ~ 60 cents . boz.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-25

refuse to be -elassed as criminals
tho pension office has abandoned
Its plan to adopt tho finger-prins
method Of Identification for those
listed as dependents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-25
Joyous Thanksgiving
for All Except Team
in open shop households.
SALVATION ARMY GIVES
DINNERS TO THE POOR

were 10 be found In large nuniber4
in open shop households.
SALVATION ARMY GIVES
DINNERS TO THE POOR
To the Salvation Army In given
credit for distribution OF the largest
number OF dinners among tho citys
poor. Included In their list were $50
Chinese ducks and 200 Chinese
anipe. which were given To them
by the United States customs. after
seizure for illegal entry into the
country.
Down In the heart Of the district
populated by soattie's homeless and
unemployed, the Volunteers OF Amer.
lea fed more than I. 400 men at their
headquarters. n Washington ri. up
der the leadership OF Col and Mrs
y. A. Lindsay. And AT the T'heo-
dora home. which is maintained by
the same organization. 20 mothers
and &c children Toasted on turkey.
At the Mlilionair Grub. o. Main at.
more than 500 down and CUTTERS
financially. that. is--sathered to en-.
JOY a religious program and musical
entertainment put on by the Y. NJ.
c. A. under the direction OF Rev. J.
Andrews and ID. A. Whitcomb OF the
Epworth league. Roast chicken was
the malnstay OF the dinner that fol
lowed. This was tho .Miilionair clubs
first Thanksgiving.
zoo BLIND FEAST
A. SI>GERNtAN'S GUESTS
Another happy gathering was that
nc Moves cafeteria. where nearly
200 OF the city's blind ate turkey as
guests OF I. u. Sing~rman. pioneer
Seattle clothing merchant. This din.
ner for the sightleHs has been an an.
nual custom In the Singvrman fam
lily for 20 years.
AZ dozens OF private homes thru
out the city there were as specie
guests from one 10 half dozen ~
tie folks who otherwise would hay,
been denied chiidhcod's inaiienabis
right 90 a feast on Thanksgiving
day.
Jim Bofdt. restaurant man an6
baseball msgnate. fed 30 newsiea AZ
ono OF hts big eating houses. and
DR.. y. Cook. 32ss 18th ave. W..
served a regular Thanksgiving feed
to - lucky rcd-headsd boys.
SOUP To NUTS AT
CHARITABLE HOMES
Al usual. At the Ryther home and
every other charitable institution In
the city. all those things that no
to make a real Thanksgiving dinner
were prepared.
Prisoners In the county jail were
fed roast pork with dressing. rnlnoe
pie. cranberries and other extras. .
A. the city jail. also, the usual fare
was east aside In favor Of a holiday
menu.
Turnout all this fcassing and mer.
riment Seattle did not forget the
real spirit and meaning OF Thanks.
giving day. Beautiful and Inspiring
services were held In practically all
the churches. TO which thousands
locked TO receive. az did the PA.
grim Fathers. spiritual peace thru
prayer and worship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-25

Sanitary bridge
work is an.
hoaithfui. durable.
and a work of art.
W h lie a bridge
made without con.
rideration for san
itation ath ers
ruth and food un-
der II. and IL q
menace TO health.
Alleged Alveoiar
hridgcwork IN the
m ost insanitsry.
fihhy and danger.
Gus 20 health OF
all dental work.
DR. EDWIN
ltD8 tain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-25

Premiums for fire insurance In
this country amount to $3.50. 900, 900
annually.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-25
How About
Your Stomach?

" Aetd. sour. Gsssy. snA Ties Uiess
or Feei stuffed up After Estta.
Try stuars's Dyspepsia Tablets
The stomach may be rather slug
gtsh In digestinE the fried eggs you
eat for breakfast and the delicious
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-25

DR. EDWIN .. brown
iO4 Ceiusbia SO.
Fer Over T~weaty Years seattte's
Lesdtag Denttss
The New York herald., 1921-06-18
The BRONX SEES
ACTIVE TRADING
Houses and Plots Find Ready
Buyers: Big Boston Road
Apartment Sold.

Ths Goldsis.n-saiEberg Company, Inc.
and NJ Ninakoff sold tho tho six story
aparlmsnt houses AZ 1901 10 ieoS Bos-
ton road. soxioo The structures we're
held Al tt-5 90 and return an annual
rental of approximately E5oo- The
b4GdinEs contain eighty suites and
seven storcs The houses we're finished
about seven months ago by the Kieban.
Leder Construction Company and were
sold b. the builders 90 the present
sellers a few days ago.
Byrne a Bosnian sold for Max y.
SAtanson the ono story taxpayer con-
tanning fourteen stores and occupying
a plot. ssxioo. on the west side OF Web
sfer avenue. between iaath street and
Oliver place. an the Bedford Park Sec
tion. n was he'd AZ rooooo. and has
been purchased b. the Realty Man
aesra. inc which viii make extensive
alterations and hold Il for Investment
There Wsrc Kiwrn iu part payment a
residence. on plot 1eNlfa az t1i Beech
Terrace. valued a. f1sea and the plot.
s1Ksl. o. me northeast corner % Clare
mort psrAway and Webster avenue,
held At fiteoe Walter " Wechslcr.
attorney. acted FOR Nr Naianson.
Clement n. smith sold the vacant
plot on the northeast corner ~ the
Concourse and Echo place also the
vacant plot, i1o1io0 on the north side
OF Echo place. 90 feet cast Of he Con-
course. Both plots are 10 b. improved
with modern apartments.
Realty Managers. Inc. frank Begrisch
president the new owner OF tho ten
lot plot At the northwest corner of
Townsend avenue and fToth street. plans
90 improve the site With apartment
houses
Abraham Sie=ei sold to Samuel
Fiieseiman ts5 Ciaremont parkway.
northwest corner OF Washington ave-
nue.. six story apartment. t5N9e6K
TIRE egiilar.
Diedrich Boiling sold 70 Morris Cold
berg T Prospect avenue. a five story
apartment, f2iixiG.1
The New York herald., 1921-06-18
Borough Of Queens--Salc or Rent.

NORWOOD GARDENS-The house beautiful.
designed by Walter Hopkins of Warren &
Wetmore; rooms. private baths and a
two car heated garage; price $1,000, easy
terms. Take Dtmars train In tho
Greensboro subway TO the Grand station,
or by motor from greensboro Bridge, follow
the left branch of elevated road 10 Grand av
station. RICKERT-BROWN REALTY Co.
~ Vanderbilt av. Telephone Vanderbilt 9fS t.
TWO houses on wheeler av., near Hillside
station, Jamaica, n. Y. price 81. $50; all
improvements, open for inspection Saturday
and Sunday. Owner, JACOB KIRSHbAUM.
$40 Hillside av., Jamaica, N. Y.
UNUSUAL OPPORTUN1TY-Eight rooms, .
private baths and a car heated garage,
tapestry brick. tiled bath and kitchen: beau
tiful trees, evergreens and hedges; IL min
utes from 42d St; price SIS 200; easy terms.
Particulars BUCHANAN, room 1914, 81
Nandnrhllt Tel Nanderhilt n42n
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Above ssth st.-5th Av. 10 North River.

DOUBLE store or offices on street floor
and 3 large tiled rooms. flooded with SUM-
light in basement; electricity, steam heat,
etc. Superintendent, 1903 West SD ST., or
telephone S252 Schuyler
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ENTATkS APPRAISED.

HARRIET n. McETM October o. tag0i
lcavfr . s~r-onl state Of fG0s. i7G with
SftSIkV tnNaifs - New York State. Her
rOrr~. Leroy N-blm OF Locust y. j., and
Winthrop McISim OF Tuxedo Park n. r..
and ser DAUGHTER. Alice Marston Cross ~
$50 Seventh ~. each receives third ~
tho rcsiduc. Two granddaughtcrs are given
Sf0wo each.
EMILY SASDFORD tNovcmbcr ~ 1917
leaving n persouai estate ~ StSSg Her
brother and sister each receive half
MARGARET SPAZZALI tNovcnbcr ~.
i9in). leaving a net estate of Stit ,4S. Her
Eod-daushtcr. Cora Kelly of S1s3 SIXTEENTH
Az, Brooklyn, receives slO2 ,sT7 and Gerald
Kelly of the same address $4,000. The
remainder Is bequerthed to fricudn.
GEORGE W. KIRBY MAY :. i9aol, leaving
pcrsonal estate Of s225 900, with ss.70i
taxable IN New York Ills son. ROllln
Kirby ~ sears. ale, n. y. is given s25, 600.
4, khter, Eleanor X. Miller OF Omaha,
Neb..Y $4,000. his granddaughter. Jane
Kirby OF Scarsdak So, 600 IN trust md his
wife. Elizabeth Kirby OF Galesburg, ILL.,.
has $4,000.
The New York herald., 1921-06-18
REAL ESTATE-ENGLAND.


HoUSEBoAT ON THAMES. ENGLAND.
TO LET, FURNISHED. FOR HENLEY
REGATTA OR FOR THE SUMMER
MONTHS. ON THE RIVER THAMES AT
HENLEY, A LARGE HOUSEBOAT (ONE,
or THE FINEST ON R1vER), CONTAIN
ING SALOON. DINING ROOM, TEN BED
ROOMS, THREE BATHROOMS. KITCHEN,
SERVANTS HALL. &C. HOT AND COLD
WATER IN EVERY CABIN. FITTED
THROUGHOUT WITH ELECTRlCITY GEN
GRATED by OWN PLANT FOR LIGHT
ING, HEATING AND COOKING, INDIE
PENDENT, THEREFORE,, OF COAL
STRIKES. ROOF DECK % TT. BY IL TT.
GARDEN AND TENNIS LAWN. SEVERAL
SMALL BOATS. CLOSE TO STATION AND
REGATTA COURSE. WILL LET FOR ANY
PERIOD FROM WEEKS TO MONTHS.
RENT. IL TO 20 GUINEAS a WEEK, AC-
CORDING TO LENGTH OF TENANCY. FOR
HENLEY REGATTA. 10 DAYS LET. i25
GUINEAS. ALSO AN ELECTRIC CANOE
FOR HIRE EXTRA. CAN BE VIEWED ANY
TIME. OWNER. CAPT. c. STEELE. my
SILVER LINING" HENLEY ON THAMES,
ENGLAND, TO WHOM APPLY.
The New York herald., 1921-06-18
BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
Above 14th st. to 50th st. Unciusive).
East River to North River.

+. 18th ST.-Large. light, airy loft. I'd
floor. 40N10O. elevator service, steam heat
electric light; good location for retailer !;
rental $1,000. Phone Stuyvesant 1857.
The New York herald., 1921-06-18

BRAND new @ room bungalow: every mod
ern improvement. including garage; open
fireplace, tile bath: cash 81 800; price $500.
IuERssEN. Immediately TO right as you get
OF train Baldwin, l.. ].
The New York herald., 1921-06-18
AT FOREST HILLS.
HOJJSES FOR SALE.

Brick and ~;ucco. rooms and bath, plot
sOxiO0 $4,000.
Brick and frame. rooms. baths, plot
s5xfo0. s2l 600. -. -.
Brick. : rooms. baths. plot a1xipo. SIS .oro.
Brick. o rooms. baths, plot 1aNin SS-,VVo.
Brick. car garage, rooms, bath. cor.
plot. iOoxipo. sf0.oo0.
Brick. 10 rooms. baths. garage, cor. plot.
Tlxtco Sa3.
New corner house. rooms. ha'hs. ga
rage. frame. cor. plot, aoxi"o, S3e,vo-
All h0lpes have modern improvements J.,
beautiful locafions. city improvements. ]"
minutes % Manhattan. terms arranged 20
suit.
See Builder. GEORGE e. JOHNSTON.
daily ana sunday from ! until =. NJ. now
house, corner Colonial Avenue and Euclid
STREE, Poorest Nlilr. Phone Newtown s6i.
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ATTRACTIVE, well built homes and fine
plots. with waterfront privilege MON
FORT G. HEGEMAN. Tel. 152 Port Wash
fnrton
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PARTMENTS - UNFURNISHED.

Borough Of Queens.
The New York herald., 1921-06-18
APARTMENTS-TURNISHED.

SuBLET-JUNE TO OCTOBER, BEAU
TIFUL TWO ROOM APARTMENT.
COLONIAL HOTEL, s1ST ST. AND CO.
LUMBUS Az; CONVENIENT TO
EVERYWHERE; sI10 PER MONTH;
WAS $1I5.
The New York herald., 1921-06-18

! Room House. side buildings, acre tim
Der, all kinds fruit trees, one-half mile TO
railroad town . horses, cows, 3 pigs, go
chickens, all kinds of machinery and farming
tools included all growing crops, also wagon
and harnesses, running brook. Price S5, 500.
Cash 81 900. LIST OF FARMS SENT UPON
REQUEST. l have all kinds of farms for
sale In the best farming sections of New
Jersey. Full Information from Mr.. MATTHIAS
NEMITH. 3ls Pine ST.. Elzabethport. N. J.
The New York herald., 1921-06-18
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

BUILDING lots: 20 TO $50 suburban lots
anywhere within 100 miles of New York
city by responsible, reliable and successful
southern real estate organization, who will
turn them into cash for you Immediately, by
original modern selling methods; just COM
pleted sale of 100 lots at Southampton, l..
l., in three hours that owners had endeav-
ored to sell for years for one fourth more
money than owners were asking. 1921
Herald. BROOKLYN.
The New York herald., 1921-06-18
ON STATEN ISLAND.

Cornelius g. koln sold 60 George
Cirasscr . vacant p'o. 50xiJ0. on Bclair
road. Fort Wadsworth. for the Bclair
Manor Company, Inc.
Mira 6. Adams purchased from T..
l.. Robc tSwn th-o'nh $. S. ~ Hall the
dwelling with extensive grounds on
Manor road. near Castleton Corners.
States Island. formerly the Ostrandcr
property
The New York herald., 1921-06-18
SUMMER RESIDENCES WANTED

WANTED-Furnshed house. about eight
rooms, for July and August, by Plttspurg
family; references furnished New Rochelle
or other desirable suburb on New YORK Gem
tral; reasonable rent. Address 444 Orchard
av., Bellevue, Pittsburgh, Pa.
The New York herald., 1921-06-18

cEDARiURsT. l.. I--BiE bargain; for sale,
new stucco corner house, bedrooms. 3
tiled bathrooms. sun parlor, large porch,
steam heat, open freplaces; lot 75x1J0; all
modern Improvements. Room o05. 152 w.
4ad ST. city. Phone Bryant 6313. Far
Rockaway 1850 HARRY MILLER.
The New York herald., 1921-06-18
New York State-Saie or Rent,

MUST sell to close estate, farm ITO acres
bordering on Whaley Lake, 2 miles long.
Y mile from r. r. station and State road;
1e room house, running water; r. F. ID.
mail and telephone: good outbuildings and
fine fish pond; grand place for private
school or summer resort: price 3.oo,I
EVERETT Il. DAVIS, Executor Estate,
Holmes. Duchess county, NJ Y.
FOR Sale-A beautiful home. furnished or
nnfurnished. In Athens. on the Hudson, 100
miles from New York city miles from
Catskills. and 20 minutes from New York
Central Railroad and Hudson River Day
Line at Hudson; large house of 10 rooms,
electric lights, bath room and conservatory
also large greenhouse and servants rooms
In house at rear of the lot: grounds beau
tifully laid out with flower beds. rose
bushes and shrubbery; new hot water plant
Installed in 1917; this place Is suitable for
n summer home for residence the year
around. Address II. +. DERNELI. ESTATE,
Athens. N. Y.
GREENWOOD LAKE, n. Y.-5a MILES
OUT; BUNGALOWS AND BUNGALOW
SITES FOR SALE OR RENT. S125 UP
ADDRESS GLENWOOD INN, GREENWOOD
LAKE, \. Y, OR G. w. CAHEN. 33i WEST
S6T'H ST.
The New York herald., 1921-06-18
APARTMENTS - UNFURNISHED.

From Battery TO 18th St.. Inclusive.
9TH. ~ WEST room elevator APARTMENT.
rent S2.2OO; immediate possession. Supt.
The New York herald., 1921-06-18

FOR Sale-50xi00. bath tubs hot. cold water
3 room house. gas. garage: near Union
trolley near G. II. r. N. j. and bus 52J
East Sd av, Roselle. N. j. Call evenings
after 9. all day Saturday. SUNDAY.
The New York herald., 1921-06-18
Borough of Brooklyn.

GRAND AV., f29-Loft to let. 45x75; splen-
did light For particulars call A. N.
SCHNEIDER. Telephone Pennsylvania $3.50.
NEW, MODERN OFFICE.
First class location; will sublet part to
physician. Phone Main 2T1S
The New York herald., 1921-06-18
Borough of Richmond-saIe or Rent.

ON most prominent corner OF Stapleton.
offices suitable for dentists or other pro-
fessional men: rents moderate. Apply TO
JOHN +. HANDIA, Gil Bay St. Stapleton.
y. V. Tel 1856 Tompkinsvile.
The New York herald., 1921-06-18
REAL ESTATE-EUROPE.

FINE piece OF property for sale or to let.
furnished 81 hectares, manor house. very
comfortable, i15 met high. 10 xii. DEAU-
WILLIE, panorama view, sea and country.
Address L., 81 rue Dccamps. Paris.
The New York herald., 1921-06-18
New Jersey-Sale or Rent.

QUAINT LITTLE HOME on a quaint high
way. near quaint little old fashioned
town, completely remodelled from an ancient
farm home and fully equipped for year round
living: less than one hour on the train to
New York city; splendid committing service
with almost an acre OF land and many fine
trees, including several full barring fruit
trees: nine handsome rooms, fully decorated; !;
big bath, two massive open fireplaces wide
verandas. High in the healthy hills. Sacri-
flee for $1,000 TO desirable party, allowing
$4,000 in easy payment mortgages to remain
on property; garage included and chicken
house with run; near country clubs, schools,
Churches and markets: in a refined, exclusive
fishing, on privately owned lakes. RURAL.
p. o. box 1907. City Hall Station. New York
city.
The New York herald., 1921-06-18
Above 18th st. to 59th st. Unclusive).
East River to North River.

FOR Sale.-Three story, basement, small
private house: electricity, hot air fur
mace; first class condition; possession July
j. OWNER, 205 l.. J3d ST.