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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-08-01
BLACK BEAUTY"
AT THE GLOBE

A Master Picture-better than
the book. "Black Beauty, known
and loved for forty years in every
part the world where books are
read, has come to life. The won
derful horse whose autobiography
was recorded by Anna Sewell, to
delight many millions of readers
in every civilized country on the
globe. is to be seen in action. His
life, through all its changing
phases of playful colthood, early
pleasures trials and fears; its con-
tact with the lives of other horses
and of human beings, its hard
ships, dangers and triumphs-all
these are unfolded on the motion
picture screen.
The screen version of "Black
Beauty" is all that the book was
and more. In the film version
thrilling and romantic drama has
been woven about the human be-
ings and in many phases Of this
BLACK Beauty" participates. The
race scene in which BLACK
Beauty saves the day provides
one of the greatest screen thrills
evr filmed. Jean Paige in the
leading role of "Jessie Gordon" is
sweet appealing heroine and her
portrayal will long be remembered.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-08-01
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED at once table girl. Ad-
dress Rocky Birch Inn, Littleto I,
N. H. 20 II
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-08-01
MANY BALD EAGLES
KILLED IN ALASKA

NEW YORK, July 30-Protest
against the wholesale slaughter 10
Alaska Of the bald eagle, symbol
of American independence was
voiced today by T. Gilbert Pear
son. president of the National As
ISOLATION of Audubon Societies. He
said that according to the last
authentic information he had
from Alaska the territory had paid
bounties on over $4,000 eagles.
"When first discovered this
law, said Mr.. Pearson, 81 at once
began a campaign to try to oct
the bounty law repealed on the
grounds that such sweeping pro-
vision should, not be nut into OPP
Grafton without scientific investi-
cation.
at is now my contention that
the killing of these birds should be
stopped until the eagle can have
its day in court. The late Govern
or Riggs, however, | am informed,
expressed himself as feeling that
the time had perhaps come when
the bounty might be taken off the
eagle but so far as | am aware
nothing has as yet been done.
"Some of the contentious are
that the Eagles kill "song BIRDS,
full crown deer and are verv deS-
tructive to fish. The Good Lord
certainly made enough fish so that
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-08-01
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

Miss Clarissa Metcalf "a wait
ress at the Sherburne restaurant,
and niece of Mrs. E. C. Sher-
burne took 26 mile ride Friday
afternoon in IL minutes. Miss
Metcalf had been longing for a
spin in the air and her desire was
realized Friday when she came
by aeroplane from Lancaster, a
speed less than a mile minute.
Miss Metcalf enjoyed the trip and
is anxious to make another ascent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Blandin of
Hartford, Conn, are VISITING his
mother Mrs. Gertrude Blandin.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-08-01
THE OTHER WOE.AN"
AT TIE DI EA Sc |

This splendid picture represents
absolutely the last word in screen
entertainment. One of the strong
est casts ever assembled have been
selected and their acting is un-
surpassed the settings are lavish
and costly, and the story amazing
and unusual engrossing, fascinat-
inc and thrilling. In the life of the
average married man, His wife,
his mother and "The Other
Woman" At the Please U today
and tomorrow.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-08-01
Harding Is at
Whitefield Tomorrow
CONTINUED from page one)

CONTINUED from page oneJ
the day and his only set address
of the summer. For this he had as
a setting, a great crescent bank of
stands seating 10000, facing the
open sea and with its northerly
tip resting almost on Plymouth
Rock. In the seas cape, thus ex-
posed stood the battleship Pen
nsylvania North Dakota and Della
ware riding in the bay and the
British cruiser Cambrian at ancnor
inside Gurnet Point, itself looming
up like a battleship in the distance.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-08-01
TWO VERMONT FEDERAL
OFFICES ARE FILLED

Especial to the CaIedonlan-Kecord)
WASHINGTON, Aug. The
Vermont delegation in Congress
today recommended unanimously
the appointment of the following
named federal officers: For col
lector of Internal Revenue, Maj.
Robert w. McCuen of Vergennes;
for Prohibition Director, Hon, Col
Inns M. Graves of Bennington. The
delegation stated that no decision
with respect to federal appoint
ments had been reached beyond
these two recommendations.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-08-01

who have been visiting in Topsham
returned home Friday ACCOMPANY
ed bv Mrs. Sherry's parents Mr..
and Mrs. Leet of Topsham.
DR.. Atwood's Office is closed UNI
til August II, except two open
days, August 5 and 6. Advertise
ment.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-08-01

Some of the people who COM
plain of the way their attics are
crowded by ancient furniture,
might get cash for a lot of that
stuff by putting a little For Sale
advertisement in The CALIFORNIAN
Record.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-08-01
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Sherburne
are at their cottage at Willoughby
lake.
Mrs. r. d. Sherry and children,
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-08-01

people show sublime indifference
to hot weather, similar to that
manifested in cold weather by he
coal man.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-08-01
81 SUNNY SQUIBLETS

Some of these folks who are tar
ring and feathering people, won't
find anything so soft as feathers
to lie on when they get into jail.
The iceman and soda fountain
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-27

ZEN rooms and bath on lot 7sx15o on 18th
ave, Ensley Highlands; terms Of $3.50
cash, balance easy as pie. you can't
build this house for l cent less than
1880, and the lot is worth $1,000; then
why not take in this bargain.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-27
ENSLEY

Two good houses, rented for s72.5o per
month, with two garages rented fQT $40 {;
$4,000, terms OF $1,000 cash, balance
monthly payments.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-27

Ensley Highlands bungalow. blocks of
the car. among the best people and on
the most ideal lot 60x100 feet, this
is my best offer for' this week, terms.
$3.50 cash balance $40 per month"; think
OF it; pay only sss2 down and the rest
cheaper than rent.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-27

Large s-room home with bath, complete,
on Ave c, EnsIey; gas and electric
lights; this IL bargain for you like
none other terms, $500 cash, balance
LOOK THIS OVER
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-27
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE !
YARNS AND LAND RoK SALE
FARM LANDS

Eden Ala.-47 acres, 81 cleared.
large houte. several springs, right
near the depot, s1,250.
Fairhope, Ala.--2e acres, 500 or
ange trees. 900 pecans, 6-room
bungalow, near town, good barn,
good truck land, $4,000. or will
trade for Birmingham home.
Mt. Pinson--100 acres, so acres
cleared, dandy 6-room bungalow,
good outbuildings. excellent land,
near town, fee simple, 100 600 feet
timber. for immediate sale, $500.
Chalkville-s0 acres. tenant
houses. splendid value. $500.
Eufaula-2so acres. tenant houses,
$4,000.
Pleasant Hnl-I6o acres. 10 acres
cleared good tenant houses.
mile from town, good springs,
wonderful value at $1.125.
oakman-~16O acres. 1000 fruit
trees, good buildings, good land.
So 800, easy terms. over 200 other
splendid farms.
Ashville, Ala.-2s0 acres. 5-roorn
dwelling, tenant houses, large
barn blacksmith shop. 100 acres
under wire fence, good tenant
houses, y mile from school and
church. $4,000.
Waverly, Ala.-560 acres 4 dwell
ings. barns. acres in cultivation,
$40 per acre.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-27
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE X
HOUSES FOR SALE 10


HOUSES FOR SALE ZOE
ENSLEY
Two good houses, rented for s72.5o per
month, with two garages rented fF $40;
$4,000; terms OF $1,000 cash. balance
monthly payments.
$1,000
Large s-room home with bath. complete.
on Ave. c, Ensley; gas and electric
lights; this Is bargain for you like
none other terms, $500 cash, balance
" - LOOK THIS OVER
Ensley Highlands bungalow, blocks OF
the car among the best people and on
is my best offer for, this week; terms.
OF it; pay only ssS2 down and the rest
cheaper than rent.
Ten rooms and bath on lot IsxAso on i2! s6
build this house Tor ! Cent less than
$500 and the-lot is worth $4,000; then
why not take in this bargain.
$4,000
Stop, Look and Listen-Fine little 2-story
home with bedrooms and bath up
room and Kitchen downstairs, with front
and back porehes; on fine corner lot.
just short block Of the South Ensiey
car line, Ensley Highlands and JEFF
fefson Ave. station think of this bar
gain, right in the best part of Ensley
Highlands, with paved streets, all paid
for only $1,000 cash and the rest easier
than rent.
81, 400
Four rooms and bathroom, everything in
II but the bathtub; you can raise every
kind Of vegetable on the back lott. with
COW stall you can have on terms of $500
cash. balance SIS per month.
For rent, on Ave. D. Ensley. rooms and
bath, TO good tenant for only S22. so per
month"; this is good place for you and
you may move right in Monday.
own a beautiful lot in Central Park
that | viii build 20 suit you on at once
If you viii make me a cash payment
Gated homes in Central Park for sale
and can give you splendid terms on
them.
Gets that good corner on s1st St. Ems
ley Highlands; this is a good place to
i Sasa you sns heme hsns msnK fine
Central Park and all over this part Of
the city; when in the market call me;
am the real real estate man that has
know the values of Ensley property; l
VIII be glad TO show you around
Let Me Help You to Get a
Home, Know How 1t Is Done
D. F. FAIRCLOTH
Ensiey 1881 and Residence Enaley Of.
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combination known as the New York
Board Of Title Underwriters. the charges
for the same valuation would have been
si46.
ION transfer under the Torrens sys-
tenn the new purchaser can get a new
certificate of title for So. whereas the
title company combination charges would
be s91.60 for a reissue although all the
work has already been dona
THE proceedings were conducted on
behalf OF the petitioner by Walter Fair
child. ! Liberty street, counsellor for the
Torrens Title League"
The New York herald., 1921-06-19
New York Herald Branch Offices:

wsshington Heights OFFICE
SIS West Islst Sc. Tel. eoss
wadsworth. Open until 10
p. M.
Downtown Office. .oe Bread
way. Open 9 A. N. 20 10 p. NJ
eupdays-2 p. N, b. 10 r. ~.
The New York herald., 1921-06-19
TORRENS TITLE FOR
MANHATTAN PARCEL
Justice Tierney Signs Final
Judgment for Four Lots on
West 134th Street.

Supreme Court Justice John NJ Tier
ney has signed final judgment registering
the title under the Torrens law for four
lots on the south side of 134th street
l75 feet east of Twelfth avenue belong
ing to John J. Hopper.
'sThe title was examined by Michael
II. Wolfe chief examiner in the Regis
trar's Office" says Mr.. Hopper. who
was appointed upon this petition by Su-
preme Court Justice Mitchell l.. En-
LANCER on March 10. 1921. 1t was neces'
sary TO have the official examiner ap-
pointed by the court because Of the fact
that Registrar James A. Donegan or
New York county failed to appoint an
official examiner in New York county
in the place provided by the Board of
Estimate and Apportionment.
"The Board of Estimate and Appor-
tion.:.Gf,t made provision two years ago
for the position of official examiner OF
titles under the Torrens law at SAL
ary Of So, 500 year. but no appointment
has been made to the place.
"The great bulk of the work OF reg
istering titles is administrative and
falls upon the official examiner to per-
form. In Kings, Queens and Bronx
counties the Registrars have provided
the administrative machinery for regis"
tering titles and have appointed official
examiners to carry on the work. The
Importance of having competent official
examiners actually appointed and on
duty is shown by the fact that in Kings,
Queens and Bronx counties titles are
being registered in increasing numbers
and in a manner satisfactory to tn.
public.
"In New York county, on the other
hand. due TO The lack of proper admin
istrative machinery being provided by
the Registrar. 10 titles have been regis
tered in the past year until the present
instance.
Much commendation has been given
to the offices in Kings Queens and
Bronx counties because of the prompt
completion of the registration.
"The official examiner of Kings
-srinty has recently reported the entire
completion of an initial registration in
twenty days from the time the petition
was filed. Nj st titles are registered by
the purchaser; under contracts and to
complete title within twenty or thirty
days is essential to the average transac-
tSSn. Three months were consumed in
(ee present proceeding. but this Is un-
@hal where the Registrars have provided
tke official machinery in their offices.
1.-THE assessed value of the Hopper
t07e at i34tI street was $13.500 and
We expenses Tor official fees were as
Follow:
The New York herald., 1921-06-19

18th sc. ana Tth Ave. OFFICE
Tel. Chelsea 1000. Open day
and night.
Brooklyn OFFICES "a Csurt
81. Tel. S45s Main. Open
until 10 r. NJ.
Brcnx 0fficc--5Is WIllis Av..
at lteth 81. Tel. p666 Melrose.
Open until 10 r. ~.
The New York herald., 1921-06-19

Main Office-zs0 broadway.
Tel. 10000 Worth. Open day
and night.
Principal Uptown Office-
Herald Building. Herald sd'
Tel. Chelsea 1000.
Harlem office - 105 West
Iz5th ST., Near Seventh Ave.
Tel. 7et MorninEside- Open
until 10 r. N.
The New York herald., 1921-06-19
UNFURN1sHED ROOMS TO LET.

I63D ST. est. Nicholas av.).-Large. sunny.
modern; improvements; elevator. telephone.
electric, bath: reference. M 1893 Herald.
Washington Heights.
252 WEST 18TH ST.
Owner OF private house. nowly decorated,
electric light and all improvements. wishes to
lease desirable floor TO responsible busi-
ness man or couple. Apply agent, 1856 West
31st ST., room 8. Hours ESQ to 1880 A.
NJ, 40 TO 800 p. M.
The New York herald., 1921-06-19
It's Easy to Insert WANT Ads. in THE NEW YORK HERALD
OVER 600 AGENCIES AND BRANCH OFFICES
hvb fG New York.
aed you homeo rpace ofbuin.
ALPHABETICAL LIST AGENTS

Jersey City, n. J.
50 Jersey Ave.--Jacob Slutzski
. Montgomery st.-Anthony
8 Montgomery St.-Meyer Zine
632 Newark Ave.--A. ]. Steurer
Kingston, N. 7.
H. Hendricks
Jeonia, n. J.
Hillside Ave.-Klein Rexall Co.
Long Branch, n. J.
ffs Broadway-Harry Levin
Long Island City
4s Jackson Ave.-Queens A. Ar.
S63 jackson Ave.--D. Bergman
Jackson and 9Th St.-Queensbore
Newspaper Service
Hunter Ave. and Bridge Plaza
Geo. p. Hules
$50 jackson Ave.-I. Goldbergsr
Lynbrook, L. I.
Eewsdealer-Crosofsky
Madison. N. J.
<3 Main St.-Benj. Kemselior
Metuchen, n. J.
800 Main St.-A. Miller
Mineola, l.. 1.
1870 Harrison Ave.-W. Britten
Montclair, N. J.
Care Montclair Times-Studer
Morristown, n. J.
rs Park Places. s. Soukin
Mount Vernon, n. Y.
Is East First STA. Fabricant
Newark. n. J.
SO Broad St.-F. N. Sou,mer
400 Summer Ave.-white Al Ar.
sos Union Bldg.-Scheck Ad N.
207 Market St.--Goldsmith Co.
222 Market St.--United Service
New Brunswick. N. J.
$50 Albany st.--schneider Bros.
New Rochelle, MI.
North Avenue-J. M. Latksr
30 North Ave.-Louis E;ntin
Nyaek. N. Y.
90 Main et.-wm. p. Ruebee
Oyster Bay, l.. 1.
p. J. scuily
Paterson, n. j.
2s2 Market st.--samuei Pet
PeekskiIl, n. Y,
1881 Main St.-Benjamin Bensiry
Plainneld. N. J.
W. G. Dobbins
Railway. N. J.
lis Main St.-Henry LIT
Red Bank, n. ].
II Broad SIN. r. Tctley
Richmond Hill. L. I.
|f17oe Jamaica Ave.-Laurencs
l. Bangert
Ridgewood, L. I.
Bresiaw a Berck
224 Main st.-Tave a Adler
Rochaway Beach, N. 7.
lt0I Boulevard-Meyer Fine
<es Boulevard--A. T. Neber
Rockville Centre, L. I.
l2f Village Ave.--Wm. II. HsIler
Bank Bldg.-Miss Anna Miller
somerville. n. J.
Jacob II. Geneyt
south Norwaik. Conn.
s5 wsshburn st.--Globe Advsr-
tising Agency
south Orange. N. J.
4 So. Orange Ave.--E. A, waIIsos
Stamford. Cona.
|22T Atlantic Ave.-Estroff q
Davidoff
summit, ". !.
Is Union Pl.--Davfd raibush
Tarrytown. N. Y.
Is Main Ft.--John Peters
Tenany, N. J.
lClinton Ave.-G. NJ. Coyte
Union Hill. N. 8.
479 Bergenline Ave.-Leneth Ad-
vertising Agency
West Chester, N. Y.
Main st.--west Chester NswsCo.
winfield. L. I.
Queens Blvd and Bliss Ava
George Lipkind
Yonkers, N. Y.
3T5 South Broadway--Barnetf
Rabfnowits
4 palisada Avs.-naa Y~Aavuaan
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Borough Of Brsnx.

GOLFERS.
Pleasant room, three minutes walk from
Van Cortlandt links. S496 Fort Independence
st.. Kingsbridge. Phone Kingsbrtdge 1859.
WALTON AV., 58S.-Large. light outside
room: block subway. Mott Haven 280l.
144TH. 800 Mott av.-Niceiy furnished front
room, suitable one, two gentlemen; private
family; subway REILLY.
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

SMALL room. between 3oth and 4oth sts-. ID
and 9Th avs. must be clean: state par
ticuiars. w % Herald. Herald sq.
WANTED-FNrnished rooms for July for
teachers attending summer school; con-
Give prices and references. Tho A. NJ.
PALMER COMPANY. 80 Irving place. New
York city.
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1s0th Street
ieoth ST. 4 Washington Ave.
p. Pearlman
I3e E.-A. J. Leventhai
964 E.-Morris Gcrden
se4 EN-. Gordon
1s3rd stree.
I2 E.-Michasl Solomon
Il E.-Michael Wolman
20]th Street
373 E.-S. Antonowsky
207th Street
53s w.--S. Oppenheimer
z3ist Street
100 W.-kingsbridge Pharmacy
IN. BelD
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I Fulton Street
1905. Knapp
367--B. r. Sherwood
367-BorouKh Adv. Agency
l190-Bedford Adv. Agency
11so-Chas. Kass
f422-L. Cohen
l2f2S-r. Bukzin
2a1s-I. Brown
3f43-L. Gerpon
Gatos Avenue
ff-Bagley Bros.
1104-Bushwick Adv. Agency
Glenmors Avenue
745-L. Samuel
Grand Street
41e-Meyer Eiscnberg
Greene Avenue
s57-L. Einbender
Halsey Street
eo5-Morris Shapiro
foS2-H. r. Loehr
Henry street
13-Mrs. Augusta Berman
Hicks Street
s-Mrs. B. Mattor
Hoyt Street
fo-Albert Bros.
345-Michael Darcy
Kings Highway
kings Highway Sta.-P. Oberg
brighton Line)
Kingston Avenue
367-L. Lehman
Leonard Street
20T--F. Fog
Lewis Avenue
52s-B. Goodstein
36o-R. r. Madeheirn
Liberty Avenue
eo2-HyTnan Shaffer
Linwood Street
21s-M. Silber
Lincoln Place
s42-F. II. Fisher
Livingston street
2T5--Samuei wAsserInan
Main Street
T3-Charles Marrone.
Manhattan Avenue
seo--Judson NJ. Mahio
Pharmacist
Marion street
SIS. Lesser
Myrtle Avenue
ffo-H. Perimuttsr
p0S--J. Cuarini
li152-Central Adv .Arency
236e--Nrs. Mary =. Frank
Vow Utrecht Avenue
spof--Jos. Rubin
74o9-Louis Lifschuts
New York Avenue
HILLARY Dosik
Nevtus btreet
yo--L. forrest
Ninth street
7z6-M. Peck
Nostrand Avenue
3p3--Abr. Friedman
| ,s2o-P. Pollack
f534-Ernest Seamon
Pittin Avenue
l22zT-w. M. Chapman
Ralph Avenue
3fs-Joseph Kaye
Reid Avenue
1854. Charles Morton
Rogers Avenue
s<e---S. shultz
Rockaway Avenue
| feAy A. Hrown
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
west Side.


West Side.
HOTEL NOMIS,
6S0-652 West 125th 81.
visSSn, Roo%' Nth IN private bath: s weekly
phone Moninsside 64e and T0e.
MANHATTAN Av.. i0-Beautiful furnished
double room. parlor and bedroom; kitchen
privileges; plano; elevator apartment; rea-
sonable Riverside +Ss5. apt. 2s.
MANHATTAN Av., 4s7 disth).-Two airy
rooms. elevator. telephone; $3.50. Apt. 46.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE.-Furnished room with
private family; lady preferred. DECKER,
1892 Bryant.
sto.-Elevator. phone: every room beauti-
FULLY furnished (private bath); board op
tional.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 222 (corner e4thl.-Un-
usually attractive. light. cool rooms suit
able one or two; summer rates. Apt. II.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 73-Larse from, room:
running water; studio summer rates.
ST. NICHOLAS Av.. 736.-Beautifui large
room; twin beds, running water, electriei-
", telephone; private house; also single
room; references exchanged.
ST. NICHOLAS PLACE. 50 Q55th), top Via
duct.-Two light. airy rooms, elevator; all
conveniences: references exchanged. Apt co.
Audubon 1900.
WEST END. 347 (7sth) .-Handsome rooms,
single. double; accommodates three; pri-
WASHINGTON PLACE, 77.-skyiight studio.
bedroom and bath; cool; reasonable.
Schuyler 1910.
WEST END Av.. 0i3-Beautiful large front
basement room: bath; breakfast optional.
7TH Av., 1854 Cwest 112th) Furnished
clean rooms to let. SO. for single or mar
ried couples Apartment 3. south.
11TH, 81 W.-Attractive rooms; suite: for
gentlemen: refined, private house.
18TH ST., S42 W.-Furnished rooms TO let;
: rooms. rent s15; will sell furniture $50.
Janitor.
asTH. 80 w.--FIfty rooms. s1-sl.5o; private
bath. $1.oO-x2 daily: summer rates for fam
lily trade. Hotel Jefferson.
AID. 443 W.-Large front room, closets,
bath. phone: private house: references.
+4TH, 234 West.-Large. electericity. private
nan, kitchen, apartment. Telephone DR..
47TH. io6 W. tFaleigh HaiD-A residence
for men; light. attractive rooms with tub
or shower: writing, lounge, BILLIARD rooms
comforts and conveniences of first class hotel
at lower rentals.
18TH ST, II w.-Attractive furnished rooms.
single and en- suite. Apply on premises to
Miss CLEMENTS. or phone ARNOLD. Han
18TH ST.. 2is ". broadway. Single and
double rooms kitchenette; summer rates.
bath: gentleman; permanent references.
51ST. 312 West.-Large and small rooms,
very cool. for business people or profess
sional music room. Circle 1871. Inquire e.
ROSS.
ed ST., W.-Attractive front room near
bath. So: select neighborhood.
SID ST.. 231 W., near Broadway-Large
front parlor. private bath. electricity, phone.
54TH ST.. 40l w.-Weii furnished room,
renovated: airy, large, clean: for two gen.
1emen or business couple. B1EBER.
56TH. 800 west.-Cheerful, large, clean
rooms; near subway and elevated: refer
ences.
62D, S3 W.-Attractively furnished parlor
and bedroom, adjoining bath: references.
TAGtsART.
9th, 143 West.-Nice. airy bedroom: run
ming water; gentleman; $40. Second apart
ment.
10TH, W.-Attractive room, next to bath.
running water, electricity. telephone; gem
tlemen only: $40; appointment by letter; ref
erences exchanged. Address T 2i5 Herald
Herald SO.
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SUBURBAN AGENCIES


SUBURBAN AGENCIES
Asbury Park. N. j.
Tie Mattison st.-H. A. Borden
Astoria, l.. I.
ep3 Broadway-Sam Yudien
2T2 Grand Ave.--Benj. G. Rifkfn
SOS Second Ave.--Joseph Farbe-
man
Atlantic Highlands. ". J.
J. s. Cruiser
Bloomfield, ". j.
Bloomfield Centre--Gariock q
Mishefl
Brick Church, ". y.
5ef Main ST.. r. Yeager
Cedarhurst, L. l.
S. Torwitz
L. Hurwitr
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662 Fourth Ave.--W. J. Muller
Dobbs Ferry, N. Y.
50 Main ST.. L. Isreai
East orange, N. J.
9<4 Main st.--Max Norman
Eimhurst. l.. I.
Broadway and Court St.--John-
sons Pharmacy
Engiewood, ". ).
Is Dean St.--Englewood News
Company
Far Bockaway, l.. I.
Mott Avenue-M. Maivin
Flushing, L. I.
10 Lawrence St.--Ragin a Richter
Freehold, ". J.
G. J. Taylor
Freeport L. I.
Railroad Avc.-7G. l.. Braitwaits
Hackensack. N. J.
Ifackensack News--M. okln
Hampstead, l.. I.
Eugene J. Geer
Hoboken, N. J.
lsf--Second Ave.-wm. Schroeder
Huntington, L. L
Main et.-E. W. Trainer
Jam sica, l.. L
ia Fulton st.--Benjamin Gcrtz
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