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The log cabin Democrat., 1921-03-10
FOLLOW THE U. P
 TRAIL TONIGHT

The U. P. Tral' is adapted from the widely read book of the same name by the same famous author Zane Gray. Its thrilling story of life and love in the pioneer days of the cutting of the trail for the Union Pa eifc Railroad is even more intensely gripping when viewed on the screor than in its original book form
 Come to Hauber's Grand tonight and tomorrow night and see thi. splendid picture.
 You'll be mighty glad you came,
 Cordially yours,
 Adv. Manager.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-03-10
R. A. M. MEETS TONIGHT.

Royal Arch Masons meet tonight at 7;30. Work in past masters and most excellent masters degree. All Royal Arch Masons are urged to he present.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-03-10
HEAVY FROST OCCURS.

A heavy frost occurred here this morning. Although all fruit trees are in full bloom, it is not believed the temperature was low enough to cause much damage.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-03-10

Rev and Mrs. J. B. Stevenson of Russellville ale the guests of their daughter, Mrs Fletcher Smith. Rev. Stevenson is today attending the Con- way district conference at Nilonia.
The New York herald., 1921-05-28
RESIDENCES TO LET
Borough of Richmond.

all conveniences, Old Time road and %
Washington av., South Beach, S. i. Phone
Dnnrnn Hills 1Mg
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RESTAURANT RENTS
/ IN 7TH AVE. ZONE
VIII Pay S330,0OO for Use Of
Building on West 38th ST.;
Other Leasing Deals.

VI. Rosenthal Company leased for a
long term the three story building.
224xso. at 2O5 West Thirty-eighth street,
adjoining the corner of Seventh ave-
nue.. al an aggregate -ental of $S3O,e0O,
10 the Temple restaurant. A new mer-
camille building will be erected on the
plot for which NJ. Rosenthal Company
has been appointed agent.
William G. MacLean. Inc. leased for
Rae Hoffman the four story building,
25x92, at West Twenty-first street 70
Judith Pleisser for long term at an
aggregate rental of 100000.
VIM. A. White & Sons leased n
43 Exchange place an office TO Louis
II. Ingraham and Clayton Du Bosque,
and with the Brown-Wheelcck Company
orrcas in The same building 70 Eowen-
thai & Sold: space in % Thaaes
street to Peter p Beck; ground flosr
in 81 Beaver street 70 Friedman - Co.;
a store in East Fifty-fourth street to
Jacques Wolff, and an office in l6
Exchange place to Maxwell B. Smith,
]. Clarence Davies leased offices N
$50 Madison avenue to the Investors
Profit Company: in 2i2 Fifth avenue to
Rive Silk Dry Goods Company OF st.
Louis; in the Printing Crafts Building
10 the ARGUS Ticket Company: in 2s9
Madison avenue to the United Auto
stores. Inc. and in the Union Carbide
and Carbon Building TO Joseph Gala
han a. Co.
Henry Brady has leased space in Isl
and l53 West Thirty-third street TO
oil rl
floors in $50 West Twenty street
TO Edward Cummings for five years.
= julius Rosenberg leased the following
lofts: In 40 and 81 West Twenty-fourth
street to L. Gussow & Son; in 1874 West
Twenty-sxth street TO Robert Libow ;
IN 1o4 East Thirty-second street to
Stein Brothers, Bloom & Lowenthal and
Joseph & Waldman. respectively; also
loft in 80 East Thirty-first street to
Harry Blau: in "A West Thirtieth street
TO the Pope Manufacturing Corpora
tion: in 143 Madison avenue to Jesse
Temerson. The leases call for an ag-
gregate rental of s1s0.0O0
George s. Runk leased for the estate
OF Nicolas Henry at $40 West Fifty
ninth street. a five story tenement.
25x100. between Columbus Circle and
Ninth avenue. The lessee expects to
make extensive alterations.
r. NJ. Clear q Co. subleaSed the
twelfth floor in 303 Fifth avenue to
Feinberg Brothers, waist and dress
manufacturers: also leased the first loft
in 1898 Sixth avenue to Ertrachter &
Gauer, furriers. and the second loft
In the same building TO Harry Carter.
The New York Chapter of the Amerl-
can Institute of Banking leased the
second and third floors In 10 West
Thirty-seventh street. recently COM
pleted by julius Tishman g. Sons. for
five years at an annual rent of about
$4,000
Alfred p. Coburn leased for Ella j.
Lindenmyr the dwelling at 1877 West
Seventy-seventh street. also an apart
,nent in l59 West Seventy-second street
Albert b. Ashfo-th, Inc, leased a fur
nished apartment on the tenth floor Of
257 West Eighty-sixth street to James
Merrell.
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westehester-sale or Rent.

Westchester-Sale or Rent
BRtARCL1FF. - Attractive. well iocated
house. seven rooms. bath, improvements
quarter acre ground. trees. exceptional
value. price $500. Inquire Martha Marjorie
Tea Room IS West 43d ST.
FOR RENT
~ LAWRENCE PARK, BRONXvILIE
a NEW HOUSE. delightfully."- situated on the
hillside, among fine old trees: Convenient
TO schools, stores and station: x rocus
sleeping porch, baths garage. plot fO0xioO
SWALLOW g. PRATT, INC,
IL Palmer av.. Bronxvillc. ". Y. Tel 1921
BARcHMoNT--Vefy attractive home in
choice location 10 rent furnished, four mas
ter bedrooms, two baths; maids rooms md
bath; garage. J. CASSIDY 2OG Eronduav
Telephone Cortlandt 69i2 or Larchmont Ts3
lake MAHOPAC.
For rent for season. several attractive
bungalows. within few minutes walk Of
station running water. electricity; lake
privileges. SYLVESTER FRoHOCK, Il w.
34th. Fitzroy 1870.
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Eorough OF Brooklyn.

MONROE ST.-2 large rooms. single or to-
getber; Christian gentlemen. Lafayette
gRoo
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Borough of Brookiyn-saIe or e-ut.
WILL SACRIFICE-LEAVING CITY

Luxurious home OF the late Alexander IT.
Gair 322 East i1th ST., Flatbush
Furnished or unfurnlshed, has Il rooms
and baths. every modern convenience that
money can buy large front and rear piazza.
also sleeping porch double garage. large
plot: 3 minutes 10 Brighton express station.
20 minutes 70 Times square: price So 800,
cost $40 900; terms to suit Apply Mrs.
ALEXANDER II. GAIR. Phone tiatbush
M "a
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10 room house. all improvements; . minutes
from trolley, boating, bathing. fishing;
cepted; owner needs money. JOS. DOLE,
Rye Beach Park, Rye. N. Y.
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Borough of Richmond-saIe or Rent.

AT New Dorp, house to let or for sale,
rooms and bath: all improvements ga
rage; near station and trolley TEL, In
evening. DUNCAN. Hill 407
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Borough OF Bronx.

INTERVALE av.. Bronx: apartment four
rooms and BATH all modern improvements.
owner must dispose Of entire contents; price
very reasonable; renting optional. Call for
appointment Spring 1881 =
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Boronsh n onecn.-saIe . nsut.
AT FOREST HILLS.

rooms and bath. aN improvements plot
InSi00. $4,000. Cash ST.OO0
rooms, 2 baths, an improvements. plot
T5x1O0 S2l 600. Cash 5000
rooms, baths, new, corner house and
garage. $4,000. Terms arranged
Call daily and Sunday from ! uutN 5 NJ
Builder ~ new house. corner Colonial avenue
and Euclid street. Forest Nus
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FOR SALE-20 room house: good Location
fn htls
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HOME, seven rooms and bath, all Improve
hienes, NOT wafer neat, gas and electricity:
plot saxl3oi SS.i0O easy terms. EDWARD
UHE, Roosevelt. l. |. Freeport 67gJ.
IMPROVED lots: reasonable terms; build
sour own home; all conveniences; near
SStauon. EDWARD UIE, Roosevelt, l.. l..
JANLAlCA-Hillcrest, 100 Grand av., modern
room house. garage, glass enclosed norch
screens, awnings, plot i0xio0; bargain
$4,000. Phone Jamaica 1910 NJ
KEW GARpENS--Near station: 10 rooms
S26,a0o, v - Herald. Herald sq
LONG lSLAND.-Stop paying high rents
new six room houses. only so 500: fuIl
size cellar. all improvements tax exen,pt /.
ternly reasonable to responsible people
Write LUMBER DEALER. box col Her
aid. $50 D'way.
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SUMMER RESIDENCES WANTED

FURNISHED cottage, at least bedrooms
and garage. situated on water front within
1917 miles of New York. 1902 Herald.
Fulton st
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HOMES

u 4gs 's................ ....... Sc 900
4 rooms. paraust floors. steam heat.
norcflea screened. % TO. ...s..t.. .... $3.50
.,s.,, Esst sio, 20 rs, ......'.... So goo
\ eytra large rooms. newly decorated.
finest location. large trcca,
Terms s1Do ~ ~ 000 cash. balance
tsss fhau rent. STE THESE HOUSES
teDn other Ii~tfngs1
GRO. " uTrHCOJk. nc. hogotn :. y.
nnn. Wet -hnrr sutton. lei. UNck =
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APARTMENTS = UNFURNIsHED.

Above I4th 81. to 59th It. unciusivey
East River to North River.
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family brick iG r3orns. baths. newly
decorated. electric. open plumbing. best
weighborhood CID boro. - sunny SIDE avenue,
near Barley street. Cash $500 81 .rNe
easy terms. Sear Highland Park Tennis.
baseball. open sunday. Decoration Hud
week days JEROME. $40 6th Az. Tee-
phone South $50.
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Connecticut-Snle or Rent.
Belle Haven, Greenwich, Conn.

The Wilson property, In the centre OF Belle
Haven, consisting OF acres, Colonial house
and garage building. 10 be sold under fore
closure on the premises on June Attn, 1921, at
3 r. NJ. Standard Time, Z. M Daylight
Saving Time, by the undersigned. a commit
tee appointed by the Supreme Court OF tair-
field County. 80,
The estate consists OF Colonial evening"
suit bIe Tor remodelling to an attractive resi-
dence ia rooms and baths. large staole
and garage, with rooms and bath above al
tractivc grounds premises surrounded ny tne
residences OF T. A. Topping, Russell ~.
Cowles, II. S. Wilkinson, William H. Hays,
Sherburne Prescott, Col. A. J. Nutting a; n
pemory and many other New York families
Three minutes walk 10 the Belle Haven
Casino tennis courts and bathing peacn. A
Gated iiL miles from the station and village,
over good roads.
For further particulars apply 10
THOMAS N. COOKE, Committee,
smith bldg. Tel-. a3o-Is3O Greenwich, Conn
Wright e. Hirschberg. Attorneys,
Greenwich. Conn.
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Borough Of Brony--sale or Rent.

BRUCE BROWN mansion. 20 rooms. baths.
hot water heat and furnace also choice
water front lots. agent on premises East
fremont and Schley avs, Throggs Neck.
Bronx; Lexington az. subway 70 Westchester
square then east to property.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Borough of Ouecps--Saie or Rent.

IMMEDIATE occupancy. beautiful new
house, rooms, steam heat, electric light,
psrquet floors. tiled bath with shower tile
kitchen. sun parlor, all modern improve
ment9 near school and churches; lot 50x
io0 must be seen to be appreciated; Madison
av. and Poplar St, near Queens station,
Queens Village. l.. r.: 30 minutes to New
York: bargain price; Sl3 800, cash $4,000.
WENZLER & HACUSLER, Builders. Phone
1880 Evergreen.
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Maine-salc ar Rent.

FOR SALE.
zoo acres Maine seashorc property. with .
miles shore frontage, commanding hest yacht
bnrhcr; also Islands 800 acres: ali near Bar
IIarbor. " 2. Jor. T.. Q. Box 2i77. Boston.
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10 ROOM HOUSE AND GARAGE, CORNER
plot. 1o0xl30, Boulevard and Franklin ST.,
Astoria; three minutes from 92d ST. ferry
$4,000. II. ID. HALSEY. $50 Broadway.
New York city.
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DpPORTIrNrI,rN

II YOU have $1,000 and can furnish good
references. you can have a home built either
on your own idea or froin our various nlans
In one OF the finest high ground locations on
Long Island; no assessments, tax exempt
zone; 10 year old shade trees trroughout
nc property; five foot sidewalks anS park
ings. curbs all laid sewerage water. gas
electric and telephone conduits installed
Write X 600 Herald. $50 Broadway,
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APARTMENTS = UNFINISHED.

Above lIth -. TO 59th It. dnclusi,e)
East River TO North River.
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BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

wANTED--Loft or store for 6 months, 1900
so. feet: unexpired lease. in Manhattan !;
will pay - cts. so. IT. Box 100, STS 3d av.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

MOUNTAIN LAKES. N. j.
Ten rooms, three baths, stucco, modern
best section: ~ acres. overlooking lakes
garage. barn: vacant: price $4,000: free
and clear trade for New York or Brooklyn.
ARNOLD r. GHEGAN,. 1S9 Montague ST.,
Brooklyn. Phone Main 59I2.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
WANTED - New law apartments. $4,000
cash. fun particulars. * 1868 Herald, Har-
lem.
WISH 20 buy for $1,000 cc.taSr or farm
house. within 40 miles. DOCTOR. IA
West 123d ST.
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DEsfRABLE shore cottages, furnished. oil
improvements DONALD McLAREN, TIar-
bor view Beach. South Norwalk. Coma. Tel.
Vanderbilt 7s2.
ron RENT-Neyv : room furnished cottage.
Lake Mantle. I miles west New London .
fresh and salt water bathing and fishing
s225 season also I large room shack. elec-
tricity. S75 season; also I room furnished
cottage Lords Point 10 miles east New
I,ordony conve1 fences; electricity; Sound
bathing: S2Ta season. CfAS. Y. ELpREDCiE,
Phone Niautic Conn.
FURNISHED summer shore homes; modern
convcniences trolley, boating, bathing.
fishinr 5000 $500. BROWN SHEPARD,
gnuth Norwalk, Conn. Belle Island (bridged
TO shorel. -
wrNSTED, Conn. near Higniand lax
l,,,rntabed aparfment. . rooms, with i'm
provements. from Juns : to October l. $500.
Los IL. ySinstcd.
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New York state-saIe or Rent.
FOR SALE-20 room house: good location
for business. Address
DE WITT LYpECKER, Nyack. y. Y.
ONE OF tho few estates overlooking the Hud-
son; immediate possession; acres. 10
very well furnished. Box 3fi. Staatsburg-
oD-Hudson.
10 room house. ali improvements; 3 minutes
from trolley, boating. bathing. fishing
right on Ocean front, reasonable offer ac-
cepted. owner needs money. JOS. DOLE.
Rye beach Park. Rye. N Y.
New Jorsey-saIe or Rent.
ALLENHURsT. n. isl 900 cash; 9 room
furnished house, electricity, every improve
ment; blocks from ocean price $4,000.
possession now. SAMUEL TAYLOR. Jr.,
owner, 40I Euclid av.. near Page av.
AslBuRY PARK. anenhurst. Deal Beach and
vicinity: complete list furnished summer
homes for rent. seashore property for safe
HARRINGTON & CUNNINGHAM, opp. depot
Asbury Park. n. ].
tages and bungalows, furnished ana unrur, ,1o
nished, sale. rent. BAILEY & DUNCAN. IT'S
West 135th st. Tel. Morn. ssIo -
AT Ridgewood-Dutch colonial. rooms.
bath, all modern improvements, car
garage: just completed attractive terms.
Fl. I. wALTHERY. builder. Phone 52sW.
ASBURY PARK Ocean Grove, Allenhurst.
bradley, Deal.--Summer cottages. hotels.
JACOB A. KING. NORTH AsBURY PARK.
BARGAIN-lo room house in New Jersey;
all improven ents: two minutes from sta
tion. one hour from Manhattan: Inquire
A. WREN. 2l5 Montague ST.. Brooklyn.
Tel. Main 7545.
DWELLING. 62 Chestnut ST.. East Orange.
possession Oct. l. RABELL. 20 Bway.
EIGHT and 10 room houses. baths, all i'm
provements; garage; good locality; reason.
trees price $4,000 cash $1,000; other bar
gains. w. GOTTLlEB. Park Ridge. ~ ).
Phone 1873.
ELBERoN. DEAL. WEST END.
Furnished cottages for rent.
WARDELL e. BURKE,
Near railroad station. West End. \. u
FOR sale or rent. Atlantic Highlands, ) 9th
av.: 8 rooms. bath; electric light; t'le-
phone: garage; plot gSxi00: all furnished;
81 .25o THOMAS M. BURKE, 1912 East 18th
st, Brooklyn. Tel. 3219 coney Island.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-NENARK.
NOS. 2f-21 and 20 Central av.. one block
from Broad ST., two blocks from Hudson
tube terminal a section fast increasing N
erected Lenox Hotel. modern 7 story
hotel building: adjoining 80 it. frontaIie
is three story brownstone office building.
Address FULLER LAND & IMPROVEMENT
COMPANY. 10 South 18th st. Philadelphia Pa.
SIX room house. six acres of land. brook.
alfalfa, &C.. three minutes walk to depot:
1000. CHARLES L. MoFFETr.s Attorney.
Plainfield. N. j.
SPLENDID building plot. Ridgefield Park;
sacrifice sale. Box 706 1864 Sd av.
WESTFIELD, N J., corner. 50x190: 10
rooms; all improvements; convenient; In
vestigate. OWNER. 3o3 Prospect st. Phone
SIT Westfleld
Nermont-Sale Rent.
LAKE CHAMPLAIN-Over hundred acres
lake Shore four dwellings and outbuild
ings; shade. fine fishing boating: ready for
occupancy. 1904 Herald, Fulton st.
I
FARM PROPERTY.
New jersey.
FARMS for Sale-Reply TO ROMULUS
FLEMING, Milford. n. J.
Massac chusetts.
500 Acre Dairy and Fruit Farm. 100 acres
nllage, l. 900 apple trees: buildings In good
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SckRgDAj,'T.I-.F;'-

a rare CHARGE 10 purchase IN beautiful
Scarsdale a gentieman's new house and IN !
rage. largo living room with open fireplace
dining room, pantry and Kitchen. four large
master bedrooms and two tiled baths on
second floor; also ample closets; attic has
two finished rooms with connections for
bathroom fixtures; large plot with delightful
trees carefully restricted and among
neirhbnrs of refinement md standing. an
attractive price 70 quick buyer. Phone FOR
appointment ~ ~ a. Fr.SENER. Scars
dale. ". y. scarsdaie :G7
SCARSnAIrc-Di Dirnificd, spacious home with
VI ~ an acre ~ ground, fine old trees. n
minutes from station, large porch, living
room. dining room, library Kitchen. pantry
or the first floor I master bedrooms 2
maids rooms. baths. hot water heat: very
substantially built; win sell right H. r.
GERETY. - Winfred av.. Yonicrs, ~ w..
telephone 523a-.f Hicrest
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SAC aAnRnn u l

1,o,,n,-,, os.,. IIstfitI0It. y; y
dan, directly on the shore OF North Haven
section. at Sag farbor. 50 acres 1 500 feet
shore 'front.' deep anchorage; modern resi-
dence, latest improvements: win sell reason
able. Mrs j. v. TIERpAN. sag Harbor.
l.. !. Phone III Sag Hnrhnr -
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SUMMER RESIDENCES TO LET
Westchester.
Massachusetts.

MOUNT VERNON. Chester Hill. first anc
second floors large furnished house: Jun'
TO October. Phone 5T2s-W Hilicrest.
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Connecticut.
SOUTH NoawALK. coNN.

SOUTH No2wALIS. CONN
Large. cool. handsomely furnished 10
room home. near Belle Island, one huur
from New York. billiard room. upan
fireplace screened porch. car garage,
chicken houses. &c. spacious grounds.
flowers. fruit. shade. ornamental trees
and shrubs rent entire season or
longer; $500 per month. which includes
services OF gardener: must be seen 10 be
eppreciatad. Phone NorwHlk 200T. or
write w. q. A.. t32 Water st., South
Norwalk. Conn.
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Above 5atb st.--5th Az. to North River.
Borough of Observation-Disclosures

12sTH ST. ins W., sto.50o 81. 0o0 cash
story dwelling: hardwood trim.
1O5tl st.. III ~. SIS. .750; story dwelling
SIMON MYERS, So Park Row.
Phone Cort. 256.
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BAY RIDGE

CypRTSS HILIS-win lease reasonable
modern g room brick house nli couven-
lcuccs. furnished or unfurnishcd. Phone
Arr LEGATE 5000.
DUPLEX house. nearing completion. upper
floors return good Investment, price s.2~
50O: terms arranged. Apnly 2Sl cumberland
st near % Haib nv. Hli section, nklyn.
OCEAN AV finest section Of Flathuah /:
bcautfful house with garage for two cars +:
ali modern improvements; elegantly fur
nishcd: VIII rent 10 Nov. T.
JOHN r. HENRY, JR.,
$50 Montague y. Main Ia1a.
TWO FAMILY HOUSE
for snle brick. NIL improvements, III rooms,
with porch rsraEe for two big cars, 1888
President IT., near New York av., BkNn
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borough Of BrooIeIyn--Saic or Rent.
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PELHAM uEIGHrs. PELHAM.

FFIsTIFNW FfbT'FFTTNs TEITIAM.
Colonial and Pelhamdalc ava, z block,
from Pelham station on New York New
Haven and Hartford. win sacrifice 10 close
w balance OF houses price $4,000 TO So
600. less than asking price n month ago
f-s-n rooms, and baths. garage with earI
house, all the latest improvements: stuccr
aud brick J hlocl from new hlgh school
terms. Owners, o premises or pEpER.
SEN. 500 Wills av.. n. Y. Tel. Meirose $40
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REAL EsTATE-OUT OF CITY.

~~>~~>(
New York State-Sale or Rent.
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CAPE COP, BARNSTABLE. MASS,
beautifully situated. IL rooms, batas,
large porch, screened. wonderful view, plenty
shade trees, comfortably furnished. barn
large enough for two ears; season to De-
cenber II desired Owner NJ. NJ. NYE,
POLO Broadway. Columbus 666i.
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Borough Of ouecn---sa'e Or Rent.

BUILDERS, ATTENTION
sivtv fine building lots az Woodside.
BOROUGH Of Queens unexcelled transit taciii.
tics. is minutes a. Grand Central Stations
SCI fare; special terms Tor builders. send
for map and particulars, q. bOIBL, lio
Creenpo,ut av woodeide Y. !.
FOREST HILLS GARDENS.- attractive eff
,,lent house, garage. 800. .lO0. ground
5Gxio0. - Ascan az Tel Bouleyard GROW.
RICHMOND TfLL.--Tax exempt for ten
years owner loft town. J family. all I'M
movements. lot 33xl00 driveway. garage
don't buy until you see this bargain blocks
r,efferta aN station, Fulton st III" oper
sunday ANN-sCHRAUrH 60
Liberty. corner Lcffers av. Phone 157s
Richmond fln.
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New Jersey.

New Jersey.
ALLENHURST. n. 1.-TWO lake front resi-
dences, furnished. for season, S1,io0.
81 200; five sleeping rooms each. SOMERS,
Edgenere Drive, West Allenhurst. N. j.
HIGHLANDS, n. J.-Furnished Z rooms.
baths, cottage on Shrewsbury River; $700
season JOHN CORNWELL, Phone 1884
Highlands.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-21
MARTINSBURG AT
MCKEE ROCKS

The Bradley Eagles and the Mar
tinsburg wv. Va Blue Ridge Lea
cue club will play at MoKees Rocks
next Sunday afternoon, In the West
Virginia mines final appearance In
Pittsburgh before leaving TO open
their season. Booking Of this game
was announced last night by the
Eagles management which feels
that II has secured possibly the best
attraction that will appear there this
season. Ths Eagles reputation Is
we'll known to Pittsburghers. while
Martinsburg, under the management
of Joe Ward OF this city. has been
hitting a fast clip since II began to
play In this district.
The game will be called at
o'clock. The batteries will be an
nounced later. The game takes the
place of the contest originally book
ed with the Pleasant Valley club
which has been postponed until a
week from Sunday.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-21
MOUNTAlNEERS PREPARE
FOR TECH BATTLE

Mongantown, ". Va, April I'll
The Mountaineers nine devoted prac-
tically the entire afternoon yester-
day in the practice OF catching plSy-
ers off base and In other infield
work. This was followed by batting
practice in which the entire turnout
participated. Coach Rodgers gather
cd his men about each base and ex-
planned in detail the correct manner
in which to catch a man off base.
He also instructed his pitching staff
as TO what constituted balk and
in order TO demonstrate 1t more
clearly he occupied the mound for
several minutes. Rodgers impress
ed his hurlers that the slightest
movement one way or the other
with either the arms, legs, body or
head could be called balk
Coach Rodgers ia fully aware that
the Carnegie Tech aggregation
which clashes with the Hillmen next
Friday and Saturday will not be the
same class as Marietta and the Fair
mont Collegians and for this reason
he is putting his men through inten-
eive practice. Following practice
game the coach sent his men two
laps around the cinder path and
called it day.