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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-31
BIRMINGHAM TO GET
 CHAMPIONSHIP BOUT
Young Stribling Won Southern Featherweight Title in Bout With Boorde, and Now Has
 Championship Belt Awarded Him

husky, speedy youngster woo showed much promise. When Octavus Roy Cohen places his stamp of approval on a boxer it means something, for the author has studied the mitt game a lots closer than the majority of people know.
 Garcia to Meet Moore
 Garcia meets Pal Moore, of Mem phs, in a bout at Memphis Monday night. Labor Day His showing enable local fans to more correctly judge Gsrcia's ability as boxer and fighter
 Garcia and Stribling fight at tho B, A. c. on Monday, September 12. This bout should be a genuine thrill CT. At any rate, it is a genuine cham pionship clash.
 Eddie Hanion is 0. K.
 Eddie Hanlon, who was fouled by Young Leonard Of New orleans, at the E. A. c. Monday night, will not suffer any permanent injury. it was learned last night. Eddie called on the sporting editor and stated that with a few days rest he will recover from the injury.
 hanlon was rather severely struck on the groin by Leonard who was ia a mighty bad way during that fiftE round. Had Hanlon not been fouled he stood a good chance of stopping the Crescent City boxer, for Eddie was certainly pummelling the resi' tence out of Leonard when the foul occurred.
 Eddie leaves for Atlanta today, D remain there a few days and get back in shape to fight. After that, he may go to Cincinnati for about two weeks, for he has several offers for bouts in Rsdtown, Eddie says.
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Where Southerners Will
 Find Excellent Accommodations AT LEADING NEW YORK CITY HOTELS AND
 RESORTS
Hotel Marie Antoniette

ssth St.. Broadway and sfth St. Rooms. with bath. a up per day. HOTEL BRETON HALL Broadway, S5th to Ssth St.; largest most fettractive midtown fireproof hotel: sub
 way 1t door; room. private bath. s4 per day up.
 HOTEL SEYMOUR :.S :ssA ss:. ss;; .'.r High olass fireprcof hotsi In the center of city: rooms $3.So per day upward. HOTEL MONTEREY Broadway and s4th St.: new hotel; room. bath. sS.5o up; double room. bath. $ up. HOTEL FLANDERS lss to 1s7 wsst firth St.; just off Broad way; the riKht kind of hotel in the l right locality; every room with private
 bath: g up. Broadway Central Hotel n,ysy ss q at midway between Battery and Central Park; only hotel in heart of whclesale ci.-
 l comfort without extravagancs; rooms n
 tup rocognixed 9outherners' hsadQuarters.
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Hotel Cape May c.s: a,ss My: ;!:: q. \, ,a >
opening Juno 90

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 rsnnit-DsthihG--
 oAilinx--p pishins-- DAnsing BatAinS Pavilion and fully equipped ga- rnee en prsriisss--Yinished CeAsrst9 State reed. Send fer Auts Red Aae = New Jsssey.
 C. .. KNOTT. Lsssss-Aasssss. Ds4kiAs 0ffisss ilee nrsaAvey. N. Y.
 or Aak Mr. Fssass Asyvksss
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DTS. Dozier & Dozier

Oldest Establishsd Firm et Mpdical Spseialists in Ala bama. Twenty-Five Ysars in Birmingham.
 We treat scientifically and with wonderful success, .all manner of chronic diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat, Lungs, Heart, Liver, Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and ali diseases of the Skin and the Pelvic Organs of Men and Nc-,aan.
 We especially invite those who have any symptoms or
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-31

Twe-base Hits-WinKo, Rariden Gun ninghsm, Brenner.
 Double Plays-Croll to Anderson; Ritter to q. Schmidt to Brenner.
 Struck Out--By Bedgood {, Noel 2. Base on Balls-Cn Bedgood !. Noel i. Sacrifice Hits-Hendricks, Mcdonald i, Neiderkorn.
 Hit by Pitcher--By BedEood (Fiedier). Earned Runs-AtlaHta 0, Chattah6ega 3. Left on Btse--A -AtiantA 1, Chattanooka C. Umpires-O'To Toole and TAndy. Time of Game-1:40.
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furnsh testimonials of operauon uent surgeons advised them under the knife J.
 trouble and receive fren exam tnaion worth much to do
 of chronic affections which the oral practi have feiled to
 Medical and fill prescriptions
 fees for service exoonate area reasonable. N offesa soaoX Avsssss Iisp.iash.- Ala
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Lookouts Diuide q Twin Bill With
 Atlanta Crackers

Atlanta, August so.--Chatts noogs and Atlanta divided a double header here to- day, the Lookouts winning the first, 5 to l, and dropping the second seYen-in- ming affair, to l, Phil Bedgood, pitching his first esme since his renstatene mt paved the way for his own defeat by his errors. while the second contest was de cided in the seventh by Cracker rally. Scores.
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sClarke batted for Thomas in ninth. ssCasey abtted for Griffin in ninth. Score b, innings: Andal,lsia ..... 900 100 e02--10 Uniontown .............. ooO o06 eoo-
 SUMMARY Two-base Hits-R. c. Brown. D. Rosen- field, F. Pratt.
 Three base Hits--Parks, Shirling Left on Bsses-Andamsia s. Union town g.
 Bases on Balls-On Frost 2. Olinser g. Hits--On Hinton in 1 inning, off Frost in innings.
 Struck out-By Hinton 1, Frost {, oi- iinker :.
 Losing Pitcher--Hinton. Time of Qams--1:6s. Acknowledgements and Turner.
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SUMMARY Three base Hit--silva. Sacrifce-Tuero. Stolen Base-Silva. Double Plays-Tuero to McMillsn to McLarry; Yockey to McMillan to Me Larry. Gooch to Stewart Wild Pitch--Tuero. Base on Bails-Off Eberhard i Tuero 1. Struck Out-By Eberhard 1, Tuero 2. Hit by Pitcher-By Tuero (Krehmeyer). Time--1:27. Umpires--Milliams and Irwin
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VOLUNTARY PETITION FILED

Huntsville, August 30.--(Special.)- G. F. Suggs. general merchandise dealer of vinemont, has filed volun- tsry petition in bankruptcy with Referee Jere Murphy, listing liabili- ties of approximately $2o.00o. The as- sets are negligible.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-31
EBERHARD SHUTS THE
 LEAGUE LEADERS OUT
Silva Walks, Steals Second and Scores on Stewards SingIe-LaSt Game Today
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Yesterday's Results 1,ittle Rock 4, Nashville 3. 1 Birmingham l, Memphis 0. 4 Chattanooga 5-1, Atlanta 1-2. H New Orleans 10, Mobile 1. # Games Today % Chattanooga at Atlanta. z New Orleans at Mobile
 Birmingham at Memphis. Nashville at Little Rock.
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'One out when winning run scsred.

Two.bass Hits-Anderson, wingo. c. Schmidt. Double Play-Croll to MeDonaId to Aa- derson. Struck Out--By Osborn 5, Vines s. Base on Bslls--Cff Osborn g. Vines B, Sacrifice Hits--Graham, Croli. Stolen BasA-Fiedler.
 Earned Runs--Atlanta 2, ChattanoogA 1. Left on Basss-AtlantA s. Chattanco- ga '.
 Umpires-Tandy and O'Tsol4. Time of GAme-1:1E,
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APPALACHIAN I4BAGCE At Knoxville 10, Cleveland 1. At Greeheville [, Bristol |. At KingsDort !. Johnssa City ,.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-31

An excellent lot of these crochet bed spreads in wide range of pretty de- signs, hemmed and ready for use. Full size, 75x88 inches.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02
RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

Pease & Gilman leased for the +. T.
French Company 10 Mrs. Hermann Gel
richs the corner duplex apartment OF
eighteen rooms and seven baths on the
first and second floors Of the recently
completely house at $40 Fifth avenue
the north corner Of Seventy-second
street. Mrs. W. X. Vanderbilt Cd con-
Quoted the negotiations for her sister
while Mrs. Oelrichs was in the South
Mrs. Oelrtchs formerly lived at the
northeast corner OF Fifth avenue and
Fifty-seventh street, now occupied by
the New York Trust Company.
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. leased from
plans an apartment in 300 Park avenue
from October / to DR.. Austin Flint;
also an apartment OF sixteen rooms and
five baths in 40 Park avenue for s.
Fullerton Weaver; in 10 West Fifty
fifth street for Gaines. Van Nostrand x
Morrison, agent. to Mrs. G. Z. Il. Condit,
and in 14O West Fifty-fifth street for
Miss Florence Wildes TO John J. Chaplin
VIM. A. White 6 Sons leased ar
apartment to George II. Hutchins II
16 West Fifty-fourth street, and the
dwelling at 129 East Twenty-first street
to William Nelson Burritt.
Harris, Vought & Co. leased two
apartments in q East Sixty-sixth street
to Dr. Benjamin T. Tilton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02
ing. queens. to vito Filippi Of white

ing. Queens. to Vito Filippi Of White
stone.
Cross & Brown Company leased for
William Klein the one story brick build
ing on the east side of William street,
126 feet south of Webster avenue, Long
Island City, Queens, to William A. Wood
for his copper product business
Lewis I'll. May Company leased the
following cottages at Far Rockaway,
Queens For Henry l.. Geary. on Bay
view Terrace, TO Irving j. Louis for
Bernard Fee, on Wave Crest avenue. to
Charles NJ. Dimm; for Annie Traver. on
Chandler avenue, to Charles G.. Miller
| for Marion B. Kent, on Nostrand ave-
nue.. to Thomas Z. Marshall: for Mrs.
Henry Endemann, on Bay street TO S.
Harold Rohman. At Inwood, l.. T., for
A. Maurice Wiley. on Bayview avenue.
to DIR. Morris Brill.
Cornelius G. Kolff rented for Gustave
Johnson a furnished apartment on the
Boulevard Westerleigh, S. l., 10 r. II.
Ring.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

Charles Il. Noyes Company leased for
William R Appleby OF Minneapolis
Mimi, the four story building, s. 6x2s. s.
at ll62 Broadway, north of T'wenty-sey-
enth street, for ten years to Anrig &
Agoston, restaurateurs, at an aggregate
rental of about SIPS 200.
Cross & Brown Company leased the
fourth floor in los Fifth avenue to Lyt-
tie Fine, mems clothing; offices in
1852 Broadway, to Eugene NJ. Guionnaud.
Jeweller; Carrie $. Keen, public stenog-
rapher and Claude J. Greenwood, type
writer repairer; also offices in 562 Fifth
avenue to Edwin *. Burnett; with Cush-
man Il Wakefield, space in the Canadian
Pacific Building to Reginald +. Ham
mond; in 794 Tenth avenue to John Mac
farlane; in 79S Tenth avenue to Consoli-
dated Filters, Inc; with Ewing. Bacon
& Henry, space in go West Fifty-fourth
street TO Wagner Speciality Company.
Inc.
Pease & Gilman leased store in ia
Fifth avenue to the Gem Fountain
Company; in 261 West Thirty-sixth
street, a loft to the Strelip Press; in
? East Forty eighth street, store for
Herbert Hecht & Co., agents, 10 Leo
pold Haas. in 40 West Forty-ninth
street, store to Haggander & Yusen,
and in 30 West Fifty-ninth street, res
taurant space to Miss Tucker; in IA
Broadway, offices to the Stenography
Service Company; in 81 Cortlandt street,
loft TO Max Markowitz: in 40 William
street, an office for the Brown Vince
lock Company. agents, to the Nydick
Company; in 21S Fulton street, a loft
to Arthur Osborn; in. 60 Greene street.
two lofts to Hyman Fem, ana in "a
Pearl street. floors for the c. f. Noyes
Company, agent. to Mary u. Williams
and Madeleine E. Wesslau: for the
Trinity Corporation, represented by the
Brown Wheelock Company, four lofts
In q Barclay street to Eleanor L. Fem
nelly; also offices In the old Hotel
KnickerbocIer, Broadway and Forty
second street, for Vincent Aston to
Joseph Atz and to the Warsaw Welt
Company.
Henry Shapiro & Co leased for
the er-Forty-second Street
Co. a suite Of offices to Gustavus
A. Rogers, attorney; also office space
to Elihu Zwillng, attorney, and Charles
A. Rogers, insurance.
Frederick Fox & Co, Inc. leased a
floor IN / East Fourteenth street to
Sussman s. Felner, also space in so
Fifth avenue TO Israel Goddard.
NJ. & L.. Hess, Inc. leased offices In
so East Twentieth street to j. Settler,
gloves; also space in 81 East Seven
tcenth street to Edward d. Collins.
dealer in threads; the fifth floor in 472
Broadway to the Apex Art Products
Company: store and basement in 132
West Thirtieth street to Edwin A. Ris-
Ter, Jr. electrical supplies and the third
floor in 135 Blocker street to the NAL
ben Hat Company.
Harris, Vought & Co. leased offices
in the Straus Building. Fifth avenue
and Forty-sixth street, TO Drs. Elmer
Ryer and Elmer Hotaling.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02
BELLE HARBOR

BARGAIN. Three story stucco. Q rooms.
baths garage: brick fireplace, parquet
floors on plot 65x100: Beach 130th ST.. near
ocean; PRICE $4,000, furnished complete
terms reasonable. Apply II. RICHTER,
Real Estate Office, Rockaway Park. Tel.
1860 Belle Harbor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02

ment at 227 East Eleventh street, 25.6x
100.
Elsa yietig sold to Ignatz Kraweic
the four story tenement with stores at
9S4 First avenue. 25.1x731O.
Edward c. Knauff sold to Margaret
3. Binder the three story dwelling al
534 East Eighty-sixth street. 1s.I0x100.
Francis II. Ruhe sold for $4,000 the
three story dwelling at "A West l26th
street lssxl00, to Beatrice Miller.
Doris ). Ascher sold TO Fannie Car
mel the three story dwelling at IA.
East 104th street. 16.Sx100.11.
Catharine 3. Coffin sold to Margaret
z: Clarke the three story dwelling at
"A Charlton street, 1S.10x100.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02
SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.

Pease & Gilman leased for George
Brush his house at Cos Cob. near Green
wich Conn, 10 Charles L. Zabriskie
also for John f. Woodruff his place al
Greenwich, Conn, to Oliver Is. James.
Swallow & Pratt, Inc, of Bronxville
sold house and plot on Summit avenue
Lawrence Park. to Herman r. Geiger
OF this city.
r. Franklin Hull sold a vacant plot
on Davis avenue, near Prospect street,
White Plains. for Mrs. Anna Moody to
Everett Garnsey; also leased for Living
ston Roe his home at 13 Greenridge
avenue. White Plains, to Robert Q. Full
ton OF Scarsdale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02
BnooKLYN DEALS REPORTED.

Buckley & Horton Company sold 3S5
Myrtle avenue, a three story and store
building. 25x1o0. for Frederick g.
Cordes.
M. q o'Brien sold 122 Rutland road.
a two story dwelling. 20xi00, for Nora M.
Gleason: 904 Lincoln place. two fam
ily dwelling. 20x200. for CARR T. Young
and leased the southerly side OF st.
Johns place, 4s5 feet east of Classon
avenue. for Thomas f. Martin to the
Nfarmon Motor Car Company. az q
rental aggregating s23,5So
r ID. Ranck sold for Max Levine a
house at 1886 Fifty-scventh street 20
r Sabotnick: for Economy Homes Com
pany a house at 5714 Eighteenth ave-
nue TO E, Sabotnicll: for Greater New
York Development Company. vacant plot,
40x10O. northeast cornev Avenue J and
East Fourteenth street. TO p. Cooper
man: also houses as follows: For :.
Reilly. nj 9Sl East Eighth street TO q
Mrs Thomas; for II. Nicholson, at 1046
Fast, Third street, to Joseph Santi for
CARPENTER Construction Company. Mt $40
East Eighth street to Y. Trabulsi; Tor
CARPENTER Construction Company, At sSG
East Eighth street. to y. Greenburg
for Economy Homes Company, at 571O
Eighteenth avenue. 70 Emil Piellusch
Tor Realty safes IoiuphHs' - 80 -
Fourth street, TO Ie Blanc; for Realty
sales Company. at 4S32 Bay Parkway,
to Edward woytisek.
r. c. sauter Agency sold the two
story dwelling at 42s Eleventh Street for
Thomas a. Downing 10 Patrick Sweeney.
Frank A. seaver Company sold = plot
Of about six lots at the northwest cor
ner Of Sixth avenue and Eighty third
street for Ethel Paff 70 a builder for
Improvement
William r. Harmon Co, Inc. sold
lots and plots at Rugby to the following
s. prime, II. Gilbert, g. n Gragounda, !.
Welnstcin. RI. Scherr. j. RavoslSy, John
Danion Nantaval, q. J. Jaiouvos,
Samuel Atkins, O. r. Teelpis, George
Arriris and Samuel DroplSin.
Martin Company leased the garage at
90 Clark street for J. WI Mengel 70 Lee
Ncuberger.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02
BRONX MARKET NOTES.

]. Clarence Davies sold for Benenson
Realty Company $40 East 149th street
i25 feet west OF Courtlandt avenue, q
two story business building. 25xS6.6.
Armstrong Bros. sold 2211 Andrews
avenue, a one family frame dwelling,
50x100, adjoining the campus of New
York University. for the estate Of Clara
Kolbach, to DR.. Philip Eichler for occu-
pancy.
Samuel Cowen sold to Clara Goldap-
per the four story fiat at 1871 Long
fellow avenue.
Schwab & Co. sold for client five
story new law apartment at the north
east corner Of 10th street and 500 Mon
roe avenue to Gustave kraf, Ssx1o, be-
ing held at $4,000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02
Borough of BrookIyn-sale or Rent.


FINE brick house in heart of I'latbush;
porch and all improvements; 10 rooms,
. baths
Upper floor. 3 rooms and bath, rents 500
month.
Immediate possession; price $1,000. Phone
a7s9 Flatbush.
FLATBUsH.-Si6 900, South Wildwood secs
tlon, Q rooms and bath; electric light, ga
rage. GEO. II. JANTZER. 1882 Flatbush
av. Office closed ON Sunday.
IMMEDIATE possession; family gone to
California, owner will sell detached brick
house: garage, rooms tiled bath, electric
light, steam heat, parquet floors. enclosed
porch, laundry, cold store room. instantane-
uos water heater. screens. shades, entirely
furnished, up TO date; convenient TO Brook
Ign Rapid Transit subway: price $4,000:
. price adjusted without furniture; can be seen
any day, 1 to p. NJ. MOE CO., ID av.,
Goth St, Brooklyn.
MUST sacrifice room house, all latest I'm
provcments. MILLER, 10435 18th ST.,
Brooklyn. Take Fulton 81. elevated to Lib
erty av.
TWO new I family brick houses. with
garages; street asphalted; assessment
paid: 1255-f257 T4th ST; price Sl1.975.
CHARLES III. LUCKE, COS 6sth ST. Tel.
1909 3D. ay.. opposite 10th vt. IL" station.
Brooklyn : Sale lease, two story and
store, 2Ox1O: possession May / Ice cream
and confectionery past 20 years. cellar for
manufacturing same. TfBBALL, 158 East
22d ST., Brooklyn. Tel F1atbush--454iR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02
REALTY JorrINGs.

The Congregation Mt Sinai Anshe
Emett of Washington Heights bought
the plot 75x100 at the northeast corner
OF Wadsworth avenue and 17Sth street
as the site for a synagogue. The prop
erty was recently reported sold by En-
mis- & Sinnott-
Haggstrom-Callen Company has been
appointed by NJ. G. Clifford as manag-
ing agent OF the two five story triple
apartment buildings at 81 West Sixty
fourth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02
NEWPORT RENTALS.

De Blois & Eldridge rented at New
port, r. L., for DR.. NJ. +. Wheatland
stores in Downing block, Bellevue ave-
nue.. to III. Lloyd Rooney, agent for
Cadillac cars. for one year; also for the
Abrams block heirs a store in Bellevue
avenue to Mrs. G. III. Wilmarth for one
year, and to Charles G.. Muenchinger +:
also a store in the Audrain Building. on
Bellevue avenue. to Miss Ruth Richards
of this city for the coming season.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02

PLAINFIELD, N. J. p SnSss offer, rooney now
from Plafnfield station. Sacrifice Mt 81 500
Cash required Al 800 Possession immediate
No letters answered. Call to inspect. 1i42
stillman av., Plainfield. ~. J.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02

"a e. Slst St. story American basement
and 5 baths: large extension; hardwood
sion: seen any day between and 8; price
So. 900. JOSEPH G.. ABRAMSON, 46 w.
10th. Bryant 409i.
10TH ST., 130-l3o E.--fgxl02.S each, two 4
story and Easement, with . story extern
slons Immediate possession: will sell to-
.getf er or separately. Price so, 900 each !:
plans for American basement at orr office.
JOSEPH @. ABRAAiSON, 40 W. 46th; By
ant 1904.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02

- O.NE MIKE, OzNIf YIN.
Within committing distance of New Yo,k
city; need money quick, hence viii sacrifice
limited number of acre plots and win
agree 10 buy back Il months from, date OF
sale for $3.50: this is bona fide brokers' pro-
tected. FARM Co. box Il 49, Herald, Her
aid Su.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02
Residence Property Market.

SPOTS & Starr, Inc. sold for Evelyn
Jordan Dunn to the Fair Return Realty
Company the six story apartment house,
with stores, occupying the block front
on the north side of 152d street, between
81. Nicholas avenue and st. Nicholas
place with frontages of 1919. 25.5 and
Is feet respectively.
Arthur Cutler & Co. sold for Nathan
LidslSy a five story apartment house,
.5x100.1i, at 319, West 11sth street.
O'Reilly & Dahn sold for the Shubert
estate 743 Third avenue, a five story
fat, e5x75.
A. Kane Company and Porter & Co.
sod for the Koerner estate the five
story flat. with stores. at 2272 Eighth
avenue, 25x100.
Francis X. O'Connell sold for Ellen
1iulrooney the four story flat at 347
West 125th street.
F.. j. Pullman sold the four story
sngle fiat at go West 12sth street,
2nx100.
Jacob Rahiner sold to Tiny Schwartz
the four story tenement, with stores, at
1867 First avenue, 26.5x75.
Robert p. Kelly sold for the estate
Of Jane Harrington the three story
dwelling ga East Forty-eighth street
to Mrs. Townson Blodget.
Slawson & Hobbs sold for the estate
OF Richard Ii. Franeckel 55 West Sixty
ninth street, four story dwelling, 25x
55xloo. to prominent physician for his
residence and office.
Frank l.. Fisher Company sold for
Winnie l.. Batavia the five story apart
ncnt at 519 West bath street to Edgar
l.. Jackson. II. L. Wood represented the
seller
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Above 5sth st.-5th Av. to North River.

FOR RENT OR FOR SALE
80 WEST SAITH STREET.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Furnished house, three story basement and
extension. parquet floors electricity. Owner
on premises. Phone Schuyler 901t.
93D ST., 264 W., between Broadway and
West End av.; 19x100: five story American
basement, 3 bathrooms. story buffers phn-
try and bathIo DOM extension: hardwood floors
and electric light: modern in every way. i'm
mediate possession; seen any day between
10-A. Price $50, 600. JOSEPH G. ABRAM-
son. 40 w. 18TH Tel. Bryant A094.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
From Battery to 14th St.. Inclusive.

CARLE BUILDING, G2t BROADWAY.
Offices and showrooms, 1000 TO 4S0d
square feet, from $50 to $3.50 per square
foot per annum; full service. including light.
100 per cent. sprinklered also several small
err offices available; immediate possession
Apply superintendent.
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Borough of ouecns--saIe or Rent.

JAMAICA HILL. o rooms. hardwood, steam
heat. large bedrooms. . single. all copper
screens; fine location; best neighbors: $i3,-
600: fine condition. INGERSOLI4 30 Des-
mond av. Phone Jamaica 1856.
OPPORTUNITY FOR CLUBHOUSE,
SANITARiUM. INN, HOME. 10 roomp
baths. Kitchens, large attic fire
places; all improvements. garage; plot
fI0xi50, shrubbcry. trees ~ min. Penn sta,
near depot. car. subway; S35, 900. half cash
Elmhurst. l.. I.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02

account Of death In family. House 10
large rooms and bath: lot a acre with
fruit and shade trees, grapes. Property
located In fine section OF country. High
ground. easy committing distance to city via
Erie II. X. One mile from Hudson River;
four miles from Nyact. House In first class
condition. Situated at junction OF 4 roads
state road to Bear Mountain runs past house,
Property weu adapted for business of any
kind. Ice Cream and Candy Parlors con-
Quoted IN house at present. For further In
formation address Box 81, Sparkill Post
Offirp or tpiephone piarmont 100
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SUMMER RESIDENCES TO LET.

AN attractive summer or all year round
home, all modern improvements, two
piazzas, screened; two acres of good ranct
(Mrs) MAUDE RICE, "A Main ST.. Mark
boro, Mass.
FOR RENT for summer or by year, fur
nished house. all improvements. including
garage at Glen Head, l.. I. Phone Glen
Cove 1037-M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02

SEVEN rooms. BATH all improvements:
car garage; plot 100xf20 81, 800. THOMAS
O'CONNELL, Manhasset. Phone o2G.