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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-09
Program on Public
Health is Given at
Meeting Of Rotary

a program or public health problems
.H. r..n roo the Rotary club luncheon
THH..H noon af mo Amarillo Hotel.
Ir No. Or Thomas being .u charge %
... program &c. rald paper ou the
H.ftai. If.f lra tsuR made 10 fight
Ha.
U IS 90 Lindsay spike about srmp.
ron. l-f u.4.s Tor cancer Miss
D.If.. ross oued her work as
H.| OI. = SIR ~ q Hon
H.. "I HH' On per rerf ~ 'ho
derived from me s1ls ~ rcd
.. NHrHfma stamps vI.l D. retained
r.. .. Potter County Mrs Hen.
rHnrEe ~ the local cam
.... I.. closing aIk was given By
"A. 90 T.w go pastor % Central
. ETtOIN -.10t 1s90s
... church.
I HF.H1y planned from
I.a.. u o.. % San Diego. cal.
.....f ~ 700 address hy Or.
~ f..... 5000 president OF the
... Automobile Association lie
rln Wellington and said fat his
possibly would PASS through Anna.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-09
ALTERNATELY PEEVED
AT REPORTS ON OIL

LrBIDCK. p.e 49,, f...r.r#
d"cidsd q pls,. g11rI ..l H. W.H
80 Won two miles w.H 81. Aftermath.
said Sir srhlltz % Thar t.sr u.a af
i"rnonn in the Chamber % Commerce.
iirrs GO course be- was asked q. m
reason
VIII from no n.tsIaue. reports ..
zee Dr. ~" state papers 5. I.0s. I.r s..,
90 oaI friends are likely p. n... r p.
almost 'ter iosu boo thr a.F r..Hr
we sco 81 referred DO under d.f. .H.
from EVERY town In mo s.Uft rH
being Ia their territory nud wo are
really afraid some 70 fH.m s.H U.. IT..
POO 'n Hs som" riEhf and e.' H.t. ...I
~ whole thing
" ahuliy be- ihr rmum ..
rinR ~ leases Boz connection with a..
in'dH0c. under who's, direction ..I i.
whD-e capital tho wsu Is I.Hr Hr.H1
Nh'rnf'h} o. sixteen mUH4 fm I.I
hrH ard thirty fDuI miles fm r.n
view. O. is % pruapenla HrI....s.
unwn 90 approximately GOO U..u.It..
md na been established tr ftH.
N9tIf more The business m.. .E
ih' ri'F are indignant 20 thc c1lFfeaf
81 r'pnr's 20 the activity and condition.
DO 10 town following "a, recent rer.-.
~ favorable showiugs They d.ru.
ihai business has Progressed la IHul'
that Doe city has never been crowded
ana 'ht' ,'ts" speculation has been U.
u" in evidence Considerable 1,InE
ha' 'nrnE-3 aaads ai O. REASONABLE, u....
hui np i'farod speculation has develop
3D. as reported
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-09
Refuse, tNiraditiUn Papers.
% A.---..l... prn

f'FI'N T.r7F. Dec g-AssIsf4rf
'''e- General 3 T. Smith acting
'.r Governor son today refused o.
'f-'fiU~ papers o. Francis D..
Nh wanted in Nebraska on
.f vf. 1ri child desertar
reported 90 Dr. IN Houston
'rI .r 'he case aq rcprrrar-
Governor Self who iv v.1 ting
' Hn f..rfs Valley.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-09
kASONS CONSIDER
BUILDING HOSPITALS

o. A.se-.aisi rr,..
WACO T"u Dn ..
#t'h annual session o. f.rI
ioiro Df TssF Macon ..I I.H
afternoon with ft. l.af..
Gers fn fhs rmIrr tn 40
noon s'Hou % HH. decided ..
committee fn T'E1t No. 1Ir
h.r of efuHsHre NH.0. hospitals
~ ''Ii.ng D.',. throughout Dbl. "..
Ih. committee nu report .f ". ....
meeting Of fho grand lodge
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-09
80 Tons . cod DESTROYED.
IL A. 80 D..

hrTi' T.g8r. Ue9 S-ONrr GOO
0 pound. nf dt.ly,d foodstuG Mas
DESTROYED ig representatives. OF tH.
H'a'a Health Department during $50
fu s.'. Health officer M1utor
- Cornish. announced to-day The fpoI
" Jared unfit flr human cor.
WIS found in stores ot
.'...e ..H.a ana cities ~ Tox8s
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-09
S1O6,OOO,OOO DEFICIENCY
BILL REPORTED IN SENATE

WASHINGTON Dec. 8. by Associated PresJThe frs, de-
heieney BILL carrying slight than sO6OOOOOO than the
passed by the House reported today the Senate
The principal increases the House bill
and eooe the government cable Alaska for
payment to farmers resulting livestock au2h
tered under orders because Of tubereuosis
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-09
Oil and Gas News Amarillo District

Changes tl"rn.a d'y h Holmes obtain
able. 4.
The Washington times., 1921-03-20
Spring Notion Needs

Good Quality Sewing SILK, 80
yard spools. black and colors. Eo
Spool ......-... .............. ~
kleinert's Sanitary Rubber Sheet
ing, three-Quarter yard S0o
squares. Regularly 69c .... CUC
Inside Dress Betting. white or
black; all widths; superior Co
quality. Yard ............ w
Warren Perfection Waists, with
rubber button hose supporters at
tached; all sizes for boys and QOo
girls from 2 to IA years 80. CVC
o. M. o. Baby Pants, small. me-
dunn and large sizes. Reg COo
ular 5Oc kinds ........... OCN
Pearl and Gilt Head Pins. one
dozen on card. Regular 10c So
hinuS wv
Cashmere Mending Wool, all o.
wanted shades; 30-yard pieces CC
women's Velvet GripsHose Sup
portcrs. sew-on style, in white or
flesh: extra quality suspender
elastic; strongly made. Reg 1Qo
ularly 25c pair .......... lCC
Tintey. for dyeing and recolor.
ing delicate fabrics. 1Eo
BOX .'........'.. 1ON
The Washington times., 1921-03-20

Boys Ksee Protectors, or knee
caps; neatly made of black OEn
keretol leather. Pair ..... HCC
Wash Cloths, sanitary knitted
kinds; samples and factory sec
onds Of values worth to 10o
19c each .................. lUC
Silver-cased Thimbles. all Eo
sizes. Regular 10c kinds ... ~
Enamel Waist HanEerS. pink.
blue, white ami lavender I'm OSO
ish. THREE for ........... AOV
Rug or CARPET Binding. as 7o
sorted colors. Yard ........ ~
Ribbon Wire. white only En
three-yard pieces. THREE for ~
Hooks and Eyes, assorted makes:
black and white: regular &c So
and 10c kinds. TWO cards for ~
Ric Rae Braid. extra quality. s.
yard pieces, in assorted widths.
Regularly up to 19c 10n
piece ................. lU
White Cotton Tape, thrce-yard
pieces: assorted widths. Regular
ly sc. THREE pieces 1no
LOT ..'.'...'. ...''.. AVS
The Washington times., 1921-03-20
$3.50 Bon Ton Wool and
Fiber Rugs at S1.29 Each

Bon Ton Wool and fIbor Rugs;
rich colorinRs of blue, rose, tan,
brown. green, gray and tan, IN
plain and neat figured centers with
plain band or novelty borders also
many two-toncd effects. Revcrsi-
ole and refined IN appearance.
(First F1o0r--DarGatn BoOth.l
The Washington times., 1921-03-20
Special Values in
Lnces and Nets

3e-inch Black SILK FIouncinGs.
heavily embroidered, in various
pretty patterns. Worth CT 0Q
$3.50 yard .......:.... Ol.OC
in black, navy. brown and gray;
choice OF several new and beau
tiful designs. Worth S2.35 Q1 90
yard ...........,. :, u soO
swiss and Cambric Em mhroidcrics,
edgings, insertions and bead Co
ings Worth l0c yard ..... w
rorchon Lnces, cdgings, insor-
tions and beading edges, widths up
10 Ia inches. Values 20
worth 10c yard ..... cS
Evening star., 1921-06-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Kugler have
gone to Wisconsin to visit Mr. Kug-
lers parents.
Evening star., 1921-06-07

Tho state Fssenta a8d sfaears of
the District Of Oaiumbia chapters,
Daughters Of the American Revelu-
Evening star., 1921-06-07

MI, and Mr.. N r Springer apd
the capital fer week and have taken
suite at the Hotel Washington.
Evening star., 1921-06-07
Lawn Fete for Benefit
Of All Souls Church.

A delightful affair in the form Of a
lawn fete has been arranged for the
benefit of the philanthropic and edu.
cational work of All Souls Church. IT
the home of DIR. and Mrs. Charles r.
Ely, No. s Kendall Green. from to
10 pm. Saturday. June IL. The va
rious committees are planning many
new and amusing features. A plate
supper will be served out Of doors
ice cream and lemonade will be on
sale. Many free games for the chill
dren are planned. as well as ball
throwing contests. the wet hsh
wobblers." which will interest boys
and girls of all ages. Artistic and
useful articles will be on sale. and
the white elephant table promises to
be a center of attraction. The fortune
telling and silhouette booths will be
supper there will be an entertain
ment followed by dancing.
Mrs. Charles R. Ely is the general
chairman and Mrs. William H. Dali.
Mrs. Richard Fay Jackson and Mrs
Ulysses G. B. Pierce are on the hos
Abbe. assisted by Mrs. Benjamin E
Smith and Mrs. P. L Daugherty.
will have charge of the children.s
games. Mrs. Duncan U. Fletcher is
chairman OIL tne utC CiCpho>AiS 20
BILE, assisted by Mrs. T. J. Kemp and
Mrs. Horace K. Fulton. Mrs George
w. Coggeshall is chairman of the
lemonade committee; Mrs. Leonard
S. Doten. assisted by Mrs. George A
Kicker, heads the supper committee;
Mrs Ida Kinsell. Miss Genevieve
Marsh and Mrs. v. H. Whitman have
charge of the ice cream. Mrs. Louis
A. Bauer, is chairman Of the wet
fish pond committee, assisted by
Mrs. Louis K. Abbot and Mrs. Paul
c. Hutton. Miss Helen Nicolay and
Mrs H. Barrett Learned are on the
fan table committee.
Kendall Green is four blocks north
of the H street line at Sth street
northeast: also four blocks east from
the Maryland line where 1t crosses
Florida avenue. 1t is near Camp
Meigs.
Mrs. n. E. copenhaver has gone to
Rochester, N Y, to visit her SON.
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward H Cumpston.
The marriage Of Hilah Reeder. daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Grosvenor B. Clarkson. to
Mr.. Donald Shields Andrews Of Cleve-
land took place today at noon. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Charles Wood, pastor of the Church Of
the Covenant, in Mrs. Clarkson's apart
ment at Wardman Park Hotel The
bride was attended by Mrs. j. Manfull
Evening star., 1921-06-07

Mrs. n. E. Copenhaver has gone to
Rochester, N. Y, to visit her SON.
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward H. Cumpston.
Evening star., 1921-06-07
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the fol-
lowing:
Ernest E. Blau Of New York city and Pearl
s. Johannes Of this city.
Harry Di Francisco and Frances Miletti.
Ellsworth \: Bailey and Dora oertley. both
Wilbur v boyle and Alberta b. Boswell.
John L. Hines and Catherine Il. Rhodes.
Walter Wheatey and Isabel Od6eld.
Gabriel n. Solomon OF New York city and
Jeanette p. Buckman Of this city.
Raymond c. Myers of this city and Matilda
NJ. Parkn, of Dickcrson. Md.
Wilbur $. L. Robinson and Audrey c. Camp
bell both OF Glendale. j. e.
Walter y. Hoffman OF Cherrydale. Va, and
Blanche a. Messck of this city.
William Garnett and Mary l.. Brown. both
Of Philadelphia, Pa.
!, James Il. High OF Roxbury, Mass, and Ursu-
la V. Taylor Of this city
John II. Cox and Bessie o. Rocket.
Clinton b: r. Ellsworth of Guiiford. n. Y.
and Sarah 7. Bradley Of Bethnne; S. o.
Edmond j. Lilly and Marie Williams.
George J. Turner and Sadie Frye.
Daniel d. Pittman and Marie Thurston.
Thad Simmons and Isabelle Carroll. both of
Chicamuxen. Md.
Edward n. Broadna1 and Rhonie A. White.
Addison Spriggs and Blanche +. Hawkins.
Hugh c. Trigg and Elsie NJ. Ebeling. both
Wilfred f. johnson of Worcester. Mass. and
Fern +. Hnke of this city.
Fred W. Walters and Elizabeth Mockbee.
John b. Saunders Of Cabin John, Nd, and
Alice c. Newman of this city.
Charles II. Rice of Knoxville. Nd. and
Jane Mckee Of this city.
William X. Briggs and Mary b. Yeats, both
| Of Richmond. Va.
| Donald l.. DOYLE of Detroit Mich, and Marie
/ A. Swart OF this city.
! Frank Steiner and Clara y. Weems.
| BERNARD Gallagher and May Donavan.
Joseph Spivoth and Rose Rosenbaum
Emmett q. knightOn Of Charlottesville Va
and Ellie U. Yeager of Mitchellsvile, Va. ,
William II. Bellows and Margaret Moranet.
| both Of ouantico. Va.
Frank NJ. Coward Of Mount Rainier, Md and
Grace r. Marvin of this city
Joseph r. Fillius and Lillian N. Dove
! Thomas G. Talbert and Naomi NJ. Zegler.
! Charles s. Kramer Of Marlinton, w. Va
and Mary NJ. Irvine of Huntersville, W. Va
Donald s. Anderson of Cleveland, Ohio and
| Hlah Reeder Of this city
Evening star., 1921-06-07

Miss Vera Bailey. Miss Irene Kueb-
Doyle. Miss Evelyn Nash, Miss Hilda
Bengel, Miss Virginia Shinn, Miss
Rose Van Fossen. Miss Alice Griffith.
Miss Katherine Doyle. Miss Dorothy
Lusby. Mrs. Albert Darr and Mrs.
Edna Lusby.
The marriage of Miss Jessie Gibbs
daughter of Lieut.. Col. and Mrs
George S. Gibbs. to Mr.. George X.
Perkins will take place "Wednesday
afternoon, June Is in the home OF her
parents, on 18th street. The ceremony
will be performed at o'clock and
will be followed by an informal re-
ception.
DR.. James A. Cannon has gone to
Boston for a stay of a week and
while there will attend the meeting OF
the American Medical Association.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Stidham and Miss
Ida woodward gave their mother.
Mrs. Marine Jones. a birthday ami
versary reception Monday, May 80. at
their home, 1857 Columbia road, where
her children, grandchildren, great
grandchildren and friends were enter
tanned.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Howell and their
daughter, Catherine. OF 1925 Pennsyl:
vania avenue southeast. and Mr.. and
Mrs. l. ]. Miller and their daughter,
Rebecca of Del Ray. Va. have re-
turned from a motor trip to cape
Charles, Va, where they were guests
of Mrs Miller's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
]. c. Kelley.
Evening star., 1921-06-07

Mcintosh of Cleveland. as matron Of
honor, and the best man was Mr.. j.
Ronald Wyllie. also of Cleveland. Mr..
Andrews is son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mathew Andrews of Cleveland. and will
take his bride to New York, where they
win make their future home.
Evening star., 1921-06-07

Isle and Deborah Levinson. girl.
william j. and Margaret r. Conroy. girl.
George A. and Grace II. Hamiiton, boy.
John and Marcella Audino, boy.
William J. and Elipor v. VermiIlion. girl.
Arthur A. and Mildred L. Brandt. girl.
John r. and Nellie l.. O'Meara, girl.
Olnus and Margaret Smith boy.
Paul G. and Ruth Ramey, girl.
Evening star., 1921-06-07
Births Reported.

-, The following births have been reported t.
the health department within the last twenty
four hours:
Aubrey W. and Helon 3. Edwards, girl.
Evening star., 1921-06-07

Gilbert G. and Nellie b. Platt, girl.
James A and Maud Matthews, boy.
Edward and Mabel II. Davis, -.
odloe and Sarnh Ellis, girl.
James and Mary Young, bog.
The Mohammedan always faces
Mecca when he prays.
Evening star., 1921-06-07

Mrs. H. A. Shore entertained at a
miscellaneous shower Friday even
ing at her home on Otis place for her
niece. Miss Dorothy Lusby. who is
to become the bride Of Mr.. Edgar
Melbourne Green this month at the
Rhode Island Avenue Methodist
Protestant Church. The invited
guests included: Miss Delilah Harloe,
The New York herald., 1921-05-08
SUBURBAN HOMES WANTED.

HOUSE wanted to rent all year round any
where Westchester; must be modern. 4
rooms baths; garage maximum Sl2a
monthly Write y. MEIER & SON, DIG
Westckester av, Bronx.
SUBURBAN house wanted to rent. unfur-
nj shod. not less than 4 rooms. Mrs. MUIR
PITY. jog Brooklyn av.. Brooklyn.
WILL take unfurnished house on yearly
lease or long term rooms minimum
no garage required; age unimportant. about
acre plot: no adjacent dwellings,: Long
Island only, committing distance from Penn
station: rent quarterly In advance, II induce
ment offered. middle aged couple, no chill
dren: husband artist. Address, stating rent.
condition house. I25 Herald. ESQ Bway.
WANTED TO Rent-Suburban Home, ! rooms
with two baths II possible. for one year
option OF buying. r . Herald. Herald sd.
The New York herald., 1921-05-08
REAL ESTATE-0UT OF CITY.
New Jerse,-saIs or Rent.

LARGE Colonial house, 10 minutes from New
York beautifully situated on large corner
plot adjoining golf club; newly furnished and
decorated: large barn and garage: offered
$4,000 might lease to proper party.
Ia5 Herald. $50 broadway.
LONG PRANCH. Beautiful commuters
homes, large and small every home worth
price asiSed prices $1,000 10 SIS, 600. BRIT
TON REAL ESTATE, 81 Sixth av.. Long
Branch. y. j.
LOT DEVELOPMENT. 40 lots handy sta
tion, Dunellen, S2J lot: % acres, main
road, Fanwood near station and trolley;
Lowell, high: $500 per acre; $500 casa.
HOVER, 2l2 Broadway. New York.
LAKE Hopatcong shore property: dwelling
and other buildings; terms attractive.
X 1903 Herald. Brooklyn
MOST attractive house. IL large rooms and
3 bathrooms. centre hall, solid mahogany
winding staircases. Bromwell vapor heating
system just installed, new plumbing. large
porches two sides, all improvements; stone
garage three cars. three chauffeur's rooms,
five horse and COW stalls. nine acres beau
tifuly laid out grounds, brook. can make
lake. abundance fruit wonderful shade
trees. must be sold quick; make offer. APP
ply 2iT East Ridgewood av., Ridgewood.
n. J. Phone 1460.
The New York herald., 1921-05-08
Washington Heights, Above 125th st.
West of sth Av
Miscellaneous.
Borough Of Brooklyn.
Borough of Queens

2 car garage in Brooklyn Heights section;
rent S4J per month: possession at once.
HOWARD c.. PYLE e CO., 201 Montague AZ.
The New York herald., 1921-05-08

| WANTED for summer, strictly private fam
fly OF adults. furnished house within 45
minutes Of city must have masters, :
maids sleeping rooms. Address KING. room
/ 80 Is broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-05-08
REAL ESTATE--oUT OF CITY.
New Jersey-Saie or Rent.
YOUR HOUSE PROBLEM SOLVED.

YOUR HOUSE PROBLEM SOLVED.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
$500 CASH, balance like rent: tho values
will surprise YOU: and Z room houses
electric lights hot and cold water. hot air
furnaces: exclusive sections: high ground
near schools. churches and stores. within
one hour from New York: see property a,
my expense. For quick action phone E'LAr1A-
GAN. Broad SOFT, after Il O'clock. satur-
days or phone Crawford, N. j., SS4M, or
write v To- Herald. $50 Broadway.
10 ROOM sEMI-BUNGiALOW, new. ali In
provements: SUPERB LOCATION, $t2. 800;
terms. A. MIcIIlI-I. 424 Springfield av.,
Haabrouck Hetshts, N. J.
II room brick house at Newark. ". j., six
blocks from Hudson tube, 50 900. Call 312
High ST., Newark. Telephone Market
2s49-W.
AZ LINCOLN AV, NEWARK-House OF 7
rooms and bath, all improvements: also
garage; a good investment as well as a
nome; occupancy now. reasonable price. .
terms to suit. WILLIAM A. LAMBERT. IL
High ST., Nutley. n. J. Phone S14.
09l7 cash secures your future home: bal
ance sacrifice price $4,000 on easy terms;
place, parquet, quick possession, n hour
Manhattan, SC. communication: near station,
schools, &C.. other bargains. Clara Henscisel,
a. Overpeck ave, Rdgefield Park. Phones,
IS. .700-Near Palisade Amusement Park. 8
room for garage; 45 minutes from Bway;
$1,000 mortgage. Q 27s Herald. Herald 50.
SI.50O-Dandy home, not penny for re-
pairs. house In perfect condition: rooms,
bath, gas. steam, electricity; plot 40ol25.
a. M. ROBINSON, INC. SIT Bloomfield ay.,
The New York herald., 1921-05-08
FARM PROPERTY.
New Jersey.


JERSEY FARMS. also committing homes
with acreage: hundreds. all sections. 81 900
TO $4,000; small farms at only $500 down;
send for new catalog and map. or call per
sonallyi state price and location preferred.
ANDREWS FARM AGENCY. Gambler Bldg.
Times So.
LINCOLN HIGHwAY--80 acre farm for
sale; 40 miles out: good house and build
ings: terms; possession at once. Address
p. Q. Box 545. New Brunswick. n. J.
MODERN POULTRY PLANT-Broiler. GUS
tom Matching. baby chick. egg business: all
year cash proposition: brooder house. Candea
hot water system, 1000 chicks, incubator
house. $500 egg Candee mammoth ma
chine. laying houses. colony houses. cleo
tricity. running water in buildings beauti-
full dwelling. all city improvements; barn.
garage, beautiful grounds; acres; State
road up TO date In every particular: PRICE
SIC. 500. reasonable terms. Write for details,
also our Illustrated Farm Catalogue, BRAY
4 MACGEORGE. vINELAND, N. ].
SPLENDID GOING DAIRY FARM,
Ten minutes walk from large town In Nor
ris county and adjoining country club. lo2
acres (fertile). with river. brook. springs
and town water supply; electric gasolene,
steam and water power: 1o3 acres In grow
ing crops; dwellings with improvements;
extensive. well kept power equipped out.
buildings. Offered complete with Federal
tested cattle. horses. poultry. modern LABOR
saving machinery and crops, 40 per cent
under cost brokers' cooperation invited. Ad-
dress OWNERS AGENT. box "a. sum
nit, ~. j.
The New York herald., 1921-05-08
MUST SELL. BEAUTIFUL HOME
ON HUDSON AT ONCE.

Fine home on the Palisades, IA
rooms, all improvements, open fire
places. steam heat; slate roof. stone
construction; will sell for less than
half building cost: must be sold at
once. c. STACK, Ga w. 23d.
The New York herald., 1921-05-08
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.


ADIRONDACK PROPERTY.
7f0 acres. large lake. summer hotel and Is
cottages; large amount OF equipment, live
stock. boats, Sc. included ideal for all year
camp. club or estate. deer hunting and trout
fishing "a season: finest located property In
that seciiun. for sale at %3Jo,OoO, and will
take other property OF mortsaees up 70
Si00Ofn In exchange. Address CARL II.
lfARRlSON. care the Cleveland Trust Com
pany, Cleveland, ohio. "
ApARTMENT house on Grand Concourac, 20
apartments ~ stories: over $4,000 rent.
small amount cash and first or second mort
cages taken in part equity. Room l6oo
Wooworth building.
BEAUTIFU1. house, Long Branch. furnished;
exchange for city house or income; add
cash. O 2ss Herald. Herald 80.
EXCHANGES my speciality; nothing too
large. Send for particulars. Il. II. AUER-
BACH. 20 Court ST.. BROOKLYN.
r1pEPRooF LOFT BUILDING
10TH ST. near Broadway.--Eight high
stories; 44S0i rent s22500. price 100000:
nlortgages 500 600; fair exchange for smaller
nrnpertv owner WILLIAM ID. EfLPAT-
RICK, singer Buildlng.
fOIt FNCfIA NGE--Onc tenant garage, first
MORTGAGE: Brooklvn; equity xiza, 900: want
cash and other property. AMOS LAMPfEAR,
7Ss Singer Building, i4o broadway.
FOR ExrfIANCIc--F're and clear factory
properties; nearby towns; $50 000; want.
New York income. AMOS BAMPIfEAR, T3S
Singer Building, l49 broadway.
MONMOUTH BEACH.-Two very large
houses. completely furnished i2 acres
waterfront, suitable high class bunEalows
hotel, bath houses. PLUM, 100 Martonso
St. Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1921-05-08

IDEAL HOME-Immediate possession. finest
residential section, rooms, attrnctiyely
decorated. gas. electricity, hot water heat.
oak floors throughout. slate roof. err Sn-
rage: only s1O.50o worth $1,000. NJ. ~.
STRAUSS. owner. Station square Ruth
srford n. j.
The New York herald., 1921-05-08
westchcsier.

FURNISHED house for rent. Inquire nr
ZACHARit, ~ Court ST.. White rlains
N. Y. Phone SGa.
The New York herald., 1921-05-08

IIEIGHTS-Furnishcd one family house 10
summer: seven rooms. Main 35sSW
The New York herald., 1921-05-08

BARGAIN-well located 200 acre dairy farm
beautiful is room Colonial dwelling. con-
veniences: crops; stock; fruit; AL shape;
other bargains. J. S. JAMISON, Penning-
ton. N j.
The New York herald., 1921-05-08

WANTED - Furnished summer homo
Sound. Long Island or Connecticut; water
front, five bedrooms on second floor; inn
provements. garden. adults: no colony.
II 1dG IInrald- Herald en.
The New York herald., 1921-05-08
BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.
HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED.

TO LFT-Family going abroad. hand
somely furnished house OF 10 rooms.
TO responsible people only: doors
from Park av., In tho East D0'si OK
cellent maids * desired: nice garden:
aid. Herald SO.
The New York herald., 1921-05-08


FOR RENT-Choico Of furnished cot
tages IN Rutland county. Vermont. modern
convenonces. furnace. garage. icehouse
filled. nice garden with fruit; very attractive
location: rent very reasonable. ROBERT
MURRAY, Clarendon snringn. W.
vEfiMONT--ro rent for summer season. 3
room furnished cottage IN heart OF Green
Movntains 900 feet elevation. boating
bathing, fishing; beautiful shady walks; fur
ther Information on request. references re-
quircd. = i0eo Heraid, Fulton 81,
Massachusetts.
CAPE COD.
Moderate rents. bungalows by the ocean.
Address Baiiston ccttases, Truro, Mass.
Connecticut.
FURNISHED SHORE COTTAGE; 2 acres
wooded ground; beautiful view; exclusive
mentR. easy Communication. Mrs w. a.
wOop. Hickory Buff, South Norwak. Conn,
NicE shore viow, ten room. furnished mouse
modern contenienccs: 5000. BROWN
SHEPARD, Bell Island. South Norwalk
Connecticut
SHORE cottages al Fort Trumbuli Beach.
Milford .onn., for rent, $500 TO $500 for
season. Iarkin Hous1 opens May ii Apply
to manager.
SHORE Front--Furnlshed cottage. rooms,
bath electricity city water. committing
bathing fishing. a 740 Herald, $50 B'way'
wATI.INGFORD--Colo house. rooms,
furnished: improvements, garage: season,
$500. Write, phone, Wadsworth 20TS.
Gushce, $40 West 1920 u.