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The Washington herald., 1921-08-27
INSURANCE AUTOMOBILE BUSH
Real Estate Transfers


Trinidad ave ne. bet Neaie anG
Morse SITS, So 1857, lot II, Trinidad
Cecilia K Mccormick and, John
w. Ciidress, exrs and trs to Frank
Troll ct ux. Teresa, $40.
South of Penna ave. east Of 18th
Te, 50 1866. lot 117-wayne German
to VIM. H. Geigenberger ct ux
darsie W.. SO.
South of e Copitol st East Of 5sth
Sc. 50 527s. lot 0. Central Heights
Robert Z. Wright to J. Gibson VIII
son ct ux Minnie B., $3.50.
North OF Ordway st, east of 18th
NV. 50 1856, lots 57-5s-59-9i-92 and
pt lot II: Cleveland Park lots 1885,
II to rs and pts lots SO sand So
Bernard d. Shepherd ct ux Lucille
F. to Boston National Bank. $40.
Quincy st ne; bet 22nd and cath,
50 424L lot 20, Villa Park-Ada
Friend to Wallace S. Hodgsen. $40.
1903 2Sth st NV, 50 1866, lot 275-
Annie L. Grimes to Mary e. Eng
iish, $40.
Sc cor Of cath and California SITS
NV. SO '2519. lot johannes IL
Patten ct -ux to Dennis c. Shea, $40
It'll and Va. ave sc, SO 905, part
Of sq--Elizabeth Wilson to Ethel
NJ. Rutly, $40.
nrons,,v % 49, s,n
1901 S,oS.,H 't L. t LIZ tiV.
lot 2sEIohon, ave 80 80 ''e', var
Annie Kahan.Ln 80 ~
Isss p ar,i %lo. .n.
sa1-ua,rv n wnr 81 ''; to'
Este,I. R.Lr.,, g., go 20
n ~ Ha,niIto,A .vV:
On aaan L.. ~ vi t9G ~"
non ~ n, ~ - 1, y.
nv Seraa. 80 w. i1etinu'n' c.
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so 1861. lots lana ss-C.ciI p PEI.
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cunion en- - W ~
60 ~ wshs,
an sS1s Iot % %u. y. NV NV
-.
So " naoei ~ LeS' sio
CO. 60 81 NV SO Seoo' lou
~. .,n H. "raham &c
,,oo $780, CIV ~
,y p'. NV. 50 Zoeo' lot az
MARY 6ricker TO Anne Loving and
mary Z. norwood $40.
81 st. ne, SO 9O9. lot 55-Mary
=. saul TO c. Dibble Walters. ct ux
Mae D.. *lo.
N. OF st, W of 18th st ne, SO
1909. part lots 80 and 27-Beujamin
Kraft, ct ux. Eva, to VIM. W. At.
kinson. $40.
woodIey, lots { and 3-The New.
lands Co, to Lawrence c. Phipps
SO.
D st NV, bet LIST and End. sy 573
The Washington herald., 1921-08-27
Is DEFLATTON NEAR END
IN PRICES AND CURRENCY?
tBy The washington Herald Eeeaoni.t,

The extent of initiation is indicated
ured by two things, prices and cur
rency. Last year when there was
much protest by, farmers against
the denation of the prices of their
products the Federal Reserve bank
ers replied that there was no defia-
ton since the amount OF money in
and also the total of
discounts was increasing. The hg-
ures and charts were clear enough
but not convincing to the farmers.
Just then the top was passed and
about November l marked the be-
ginning of the real detlation.
The exten of defiation is indicated
by the record OF discounts and note
circulation of the Federal Reserve
system since last October, as fol-
lows:
Federal Reserve Discounts and Hstss.
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Federal Reserve Discounts and Hotss.
Cin millions Of dollars1

Since the first of the year the de-
crease has brought the total of dis
counts down below the level of
July, 1919, and notes to the level of
September. 1919. The drop in six
months was as great as the expan-
sion in a fear and hence the con-
tracing process was so much more
painful to business the protest and
complaint increased accordingly.
There are now frequent proposals
that this contraction of currency
and credits be checked, and some
The Washington herald., 1921-08-27
PREPAID FREIGHT
TOO COSTLY, SAYS
COAL ASSOCIATION
Annuiment of PennsyI-
vania Railroad Ruling
Now Sought.
LETTER SENT OUT
Seeks TO Have Restored Diff
ferential Rates for
Commodities.

The Wholesale Coal T,,a. ..o
cis,io,, -, y, v,
ihe' mas De-
gun movement TO secure the an
huimeht OF the pennsylvania Rail-
roao RUE making necessary the pre-
payment OF freights as a means Of
aiolng the export situation by cut
ting down costs.
a letter has been sent to TIE
membership OF the association on
the situation, and says:
We are satisfied from a careful
survey OF the European coal market
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COTTONSEED OIL.

NEW YORK. Aug. 26-Cottonseet
oil was firm. Spot S.65as.OO; crude
$50 bid. Futures: January, S.73aS74
February. S.75aSS3: March. Sslsss2
April; May; June; July; Au.
gust S5OaSOO: September. STOaS75
October. SsSaS.sO: November. S.6ss
s72: December, S.70aS.7l.
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METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK. Aug. 2s.-A sharp
rally Is reported in London tin
pisces. spot being e higher at f152
aud futures E3 5s higher at Elsa:
sales, 80 tons and 42O tons. stan
lard copper is fl IS higher at E67
1es for spot and f6S Is Cd for fu-
tutes; sales 700 tons futures. Elec-
trelytic Is unchanged at $40 1Os.
sppt lead is % Sd higher at f23- Is
5dHand speller unchanged at f2I
lss.
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are even advocating inf. tion 70
bring about q better price ADJUST
ment between different commodi-
ties. The point yet. undetermined 10
the volume of money that Is needed,
considering the increases In ma
tional wealth, volume of business
and population.
A comparison of total money in
circulation and bank deposits in
1918 and 1920 shows that deposits
have increased most rapidly and
clearings more rapidly than either
of the others.
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The record of the last six months
shows that money in circulation
has declined by $3o0.o0o,00o. Bank
clearings had dropped to n per cent
of the amount at the same date
last year. The record of debts to
individual accounts up 7tos June 90
was running about Is per cent be-
hind last year but showing a ten
dency to follow closer to last year
during the last few weeks.
All these factors indicate the
smaller volume of money involved
in business. The high per cent gain
in clearings over the increase in
actual money in circulation shows
how the rapid turnover of business
last year made a much larger
total.
The relative amount OF discounts
for agricultural and livestock paper
has been a matter Of much contro-
versy. The Federal Reserve Bulle-
tin shows the following relation OF
agricultural and livestock paper to
the total:
EaA.-.Y
The Washington herald., 1921-08-27

New York Cotton E1chanse.)
The Washington times., 1921-10-23
W1lIlVx dxdV O. :
Overwhelming sales p,oce that
no zvoman zyants cl9gged
face pores to st,fe her
mural beauty Of n0mplexfon
ADaiuny s,4RpAsdW,M Brush
,MINERALAVA
Ckauses eloggedpnxs Banshes pme black VnafSe the sm
Str,uoh,u, uu,e,n head' ana 'Aam1 Reaores THE bloom
firm contour Sm0ahhs uvTaAes gyomh

a firm contour S0uooths uv1nklsS gy yomh
By VERNON RADCLIFFE
INCE V;vaudo September Is in
this magazine literally the entire country has or tn
it. Every who has carried Mneaava wants Never has the
drug world known greater success
introduction natural with discovery Mnera
lava does have been
ceanses the ogged All the dust OF es all the
grease and impurities modern life deep down the
hitherto quite forth gently and naturally
and completely Mneraava application own home
Immediately abooming youfness gows adates
from the cheeks The face pores breathe again The blood
ruses oyouy through tissue and muscle fmP oackheaa
fness Enlarged skim saggd muscles all 60 their
the face becomes striking its beauty and youthunes
The Boy soah Closed Pores
that he might holiday Within hours all his
pores were cogged and closed and he died
How MANY compilations gone this way! only when the
pores can breathe that the face blooms and lives
Particularly necessary who powder and cosmetics
pores periodically least wekwith Mnaava
the preparation that ceanses them surely and safely
c59zzne,ulava Snbpllants cslassage
The application easy your home Unlike the maung
All such treatments soften promote the
Abby appearance Mneaava makes them out OF date ihee
uwth Mneralava Just the dainty application with
brush of COOL sweetly fragrant clay
c1llueyaIayu-CoMW Water-Faee Finish
comfort ever on
devised Mineraava does its work while you relax
After the face there twelve fifteen minutes OF
complete you about regular work You feel
the agreeable g of the drying beauty clay the delightful drawing
free Cold water quickly easily
the beauty mask.
The Face Finish bleach and for the skin 1t soohes and
gently perfect base for face powder Best
and lasting from continued neraava Cold Water
Face Finish, in combination
c591me,ahava Cannot be Initiated
There can be no imitation because compounded from
formula of Scott fashionable specialist for twenty
FIVE years beauty paos be entirely safe and harmless tor
even the Ask beauty specialist for
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@SasaS@ A'AAH88HA
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!:
Cross Section Of SKIN Shouing C@gged Por, III
be healthy complexion be beautiful II ~
hpusdo 10 4 ~
throw d
Nodss bovs the tssd with b.eths,d and bem ///
cosmetics bsyswo the pores sundded edensd. have
broken -
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The BOY sUith Closed Pores

Years ago Rome they gded young from head foot order
that he might be holiday Within hours his
pores clogged and closed and he died
many ompeon have gone this way! 1t only when the
pores can breathe that the face blooms and lives
Particularly necessary who powder and cosmetics
70 free the pores perodcaya weekwith Mneraava,
the one preparation them surely and safely
The Washington times., 1921-10-23
c71ueyaAava Subpkants c1Massage

application easy your home Unlike massage the maung
kneadng of the face and the application hot rowes become
unnecessary soften the muscles and promote the
Aabby Meava makes them OF date ihee
no Mneava Just the dainty application with
brush of a cool, sweey fragrant clay.
The Washington times., 1921-10-23
e11meralaoa Cannot be Luitat

There can be no imitation Mnava because compounded from
formula of fashionable specialist for twenty
years exclusive beauty pao entirely safe harmless tor
delicate skin Ask beauty specialization
The Washington times., 1921-10-23

Read Whaf s2Gr. Ufvaudon Says--
Mineralava freshens the complexion by completely
cleansing the poresA believe in it because have
seen It's amazing benehts-its amazing success. Itis
delightful to use.
II there is any woman who does not yet know
Mineralava, and her dealer is unable to supply il,
will personally send Information to where she may
obtain it on receipt of the coupon below.
The New York herald., 1921-01-25
LEGAL NOTICES.


SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY
EMMA j. STEPHENSON. Plaintiff, against
HARRIET L. NAUMANN, and others, De-
PENDANTS.
In Pursuance of Judgment OF Foreclosure
and Sale duly made and entered in the above
entitled action, and bearing date the Fif-
teenth day of December. 1920, I. the under
signed, the Referee. In said Judgment named,
viii sell at Public Auction to the highest
tioneer, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Ex-
change. 1s9 Montague Street. In the Borough,
OF Brooklyn, County of Kings. on the twentv-
eighth day OF January. 1921, at twelve o'clock
noon, the premises directed by said Judg-
ment TO be sold, and therein described as
follows:
ALL that certain lot. piece or parcel Of
land. with the buildings and improvements
thereon erected. situate In Brooklyn. Kings
County, New York, and bounded and de-
scribed as follows:
BEGINNING at point on the Easterly
side of Fifth Avenue. distant twenty-five feet
and one inch Southeriy from the corner
formed by the intersection of tho Easterly
side OF Fifth Avenue with the Southerly side
OF Sixteenth Street: running thence Easterly
on line parallel with Sixteenth Street
seventy-seven feet: thence southeriy on a
line parallel with Fifth Avenue twenty
one feet and four inches: thence Westerly
on a line parallel with Sixteenth Street. sew
enty-seven feet TO the Easterly side of fifth
Avenue, and thence Northerly along said
Easterly side OF Fifth Avenue twenty -one
feet and four inches to the point and place
of beginning.
Dated, December 80. 1920.
WILLIAM A. ALCOCK, Referee.
Rector Street. Borough OF Manhattan.
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Jan, 20. 1921,

jan 20, ioZl.
Southern Pacific Co., John Randle, Stand
ard Rice Mills Co, Sargent Stores, Inc. /:
You arc hereby notified that tho storage
being due and the time for payment of this
Company's lien therefor upon the property
hereinafter described having EXPIRED and
this Company viii cause such property. 10
wit 4S5 bags OF rice, 10 be sold at public
auction according TO the statute in such
Of this Company, 52f West Street. Now York
city, on Monday, February ~, 1921. at If
o'clock A. NJ. THE MANHATTAN RE-
FRIGERATING COMPANY. g. r.. Eells,
supt. woodrow q Lewis. Auctionserz,
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CLINTON AvENrrr. fns

CLINTON AVENUE, 1ps.
Large, attractive room with board; hand-
sonlo home best residential street; ex-
celent transit facilities. Tel. Prospect 1888
LEFFERTs PLACE, 2O4-Comfortabie room.
running water. Phone Prospect 3o5n.
PACIFIC ST. H43Woll heated rooms, with
kitchen, minutes walk FROM B1atbush
and Atlantic avs.
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UNFURNIsHED ROOMS WANTED.

AMERICAN business woman desires or s
rooms, housekeeping, city or vicinity. c..
027 Columbus nv.
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SUBURBAN HOMES WANTED.

wANTED-Suburban house, Long Island ;
must be modern and good size plot; will
rent 6-7 rooms and garage. with option OF
buying al expiration OF lease: particulars.
Phone Gramercy 11ee.
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WANTED-Discuss business proposition with
parties with some capital Address PROP
OSITION. =. o. box 1882. Savannah. Ca. or
p o. box %. Tampa. Fla.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

FOR ADOPTION-Three exceptionally nice
and clever children, two girls, ages and
Az years: boy 6is years; parties must be
Roman Catholic and have abundant means.
545 Herald. Herald 50.
1 shall not be responsible for any debts con-
tracted by Mrs. Gustave Schirmer, Jr.
40 East 6od ST.. New York, either in her
name or my own, from and after the date OF
this notice. GUSTAVE SCHIRMER.
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APARTMENTS = UNFURNISHED
From Battery to I4th ST., Inclusive.


From Battery to I4th St., Inclusive.
WASHINGTON soUARE.--Four room apart
ment, 81, 500; NEW. ABSOLUTELY FIRE
PROOF house: elevator and hall service;
business and social references required; pos
premises. VAN vooRST APARTMENTS, 1913
Waverley place.
WASHINGTON SQUARE. ". T., q waverley
place-Colonial living room, bedroom, cosey
fireplaces. large bath. So monthly.
Above 18th st. to seth st. unciusive).
East River 10 North River.
PARLOR floor, furnished or unfurnished.
III Lexington av., between Both and 3lst.
10 WEST 9TH 81.
Two non-housekeeping apartments. two
rooms and bath each; possession at once;
high class house; exclusive neighborhood: /:
wM. A. WHITE g. SONS,
40 Cedar st. Tel. John 300
25TH ST., GAG WIS., rooms, bath. steam,
parquet floors electricity. telephone.
ss-4s EAST 27TH ST.,
between Madison and 3th avs.-HigE class
apartments, 3-4-7 rooms: centrally located;
rents reasonable. Apply premises.
55TII ST, 3O5 W.--Seven large rooms bath
steam, hot water. Prospect G6+2.
| 18TH, 1853 w,--Attractive room apartment
high class building. Apply superintendent.
Above 5oth st.-5th Av. 10 East River.
MADISON Av.. $40 (Hoffman Arms)--A
corner apartment, large rooms and bath
seventh floor. elevator; moderate rent.
THREE ROOM APARTMENT to let, a regu-
! lar size kitchen. Immediate possession; all
/ improvements: rental 500 a month. Apply
/ Supt.. on premises, 1893 Madison av, corner
S1th st
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borough Of Bronx.
Borough Of Brooklyn.

BECK ST., Ts3.--Furnished room 20 let. ele-
vator apartment; ono large room. Apt. 90
Phone Melrose 1850.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

AT CoNGERs-one hour out. rooms. bath,
modern house: price So 500; free and clear
trade for city house or near by; add cash.
DuROSS. 26i Broadway. Phone Barclay
CORNER G story loft building equity si5,-
600; what's offered? SIIARUM. 1I0 B'way.
The New York herald., 1921-01-25

PIERREPONT. So tB'klyn)-One, two, three
room apartment with breakfast room ana
bath: $75 10 $125 month: 10 minutes from
Wall ST. subway TO Clark ST.; owner on
premises: ready for occupancy.
ST. JOHNS PLACE, 372 (between Underhill
and Washington avs.).. within immediate
vicinity of Prospect Park. four room apart
ment with bath. Tel Prospect S9S9W.
The New York herald., 1921-01-25
BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

OFFICE. about 800 square feet. Wall Street
district: or would share; Wall street pre-
ferred. T sos Herald, Fulton ST.
OFFICE AND STOCK ROOM SPACE, about
400 feet. Grand Central zone. building spe-
cialty will suitcase. Phone Vanderbilt 557a.
TWO business women desire one or two
rooms for dressmaking and millinery be-
tween 42d and Both sts.: central location
reasonable rent full particulars. Reply p
X Herald. Herald 50.
WANTED AT ONCE
10000 to 10000 so. II. on one floor for
manufacturing purposes in Greater New
York possession before May 1. 677
Herald, $50 Bway
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FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT.

MODERN brick factory, Taxi0o. artesis n
we'll. 100 h-p. boiler, brick smokestack I;
bargain. Address Meeker and Porter ave-.
Brooklyn
The New York herald., 1921-01-25

BRENNANS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
46 East Goth st. Plaza 5705
Offices Greenwich, Stamford and n. Y.
Cooks. houseworkers. buffers. mattresses.
COLORED cooks. houseworkers, half time,
day workers, $500; couples. dishw ashers,
handy men. chefs. buffers; references.
Agency. Morningside 5675.
HOUSEWORKERS. day workers. couples.
cooks. Audubon 2T0S. Sealey's Agency,
161 w. 145th.
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New Jersey.

GRAY GABLES.
Lakewood ~. J.-Homelilie, cheerful; for
refined people. Tel. Lakewood 21SJ.
r. J. GROVER.
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Country Board Wanted.

YOUNG lady, with baby, wishes sunny room
and board In country. easy communication
near New York; references exchanged. Mrs
Denz, 112 East 61st ST.
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Miscellaneous.

BOARDERS for health: very reasonable; !;
good care; farm. Address AZ Clymer st..
Brookivn.
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Borough of oueens-saie or Rent.

IF you looking for office building as
New York headquarters for Western
manufacturing concern. with about 25, 900 So.
feet of floor surface and which might easily
be converted into one-half offices and the
balance a warehouse for manufactured
goods, look at 44f Jackson av., Bridge Plaza.
Long Island City, ~ Y. and for price and
terms telephone PAYNTAR, Astoria 1927.
TWO lots. 40xloO free and clear, at Floral
Park, l.. L., for 81 100: no agents: Ia
blocks from main road. Inquire owner,
ALEX HIRsCH. $50 Dawson st. Bronx.
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FOR sALE-MISCELLANE0Us.

COAL FOR SALE.
100000 gross tons, Pocahontas, at tide
water, at $40; 10 carloads per week, f. o.
b.: Penn. mine steam coal at $3.50 per gross
ton.
MAHER 900 West 33d.
WANTED-National cash register: will pay
spot cash. Write, stating condition, price,
&c, S. r.. 9lT Tribune Bldg, New York
WURLITzER trap drum outfit. slightly
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PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS
WANTED-FEMALE.
General Housework. SC.

-~-~-~~--~~-~~~~~~-~~~-~~>~~
COMPANION. Refined, gentle Irish girl de-
sires position useful attendant and COM
panon for lady or couple: congenial. kindly
service highest references regarding quail
fications, character given on personal inter-
view. N, p21 Columbus ev.
FRENCH visiting teacher. highly recon-
mended wishes engagements. "a ". 5eth.
GOvERNESS.-Midde aged French-Swiss
lady ms governess, children TO 10 years
physical care; excellent long city references.
Write or call Monday, a. A., 3ff West Both
st.
GOV IsRNESs, companion, refined lady
speaking Spanish, French, English, wishes
position, resident or visiting; references
r., 1905 Herald. Harlem
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.


HOUSE on East Side; on long lease,
for remodelling. S. OSGOOD
pEL,L A CO. II West 44th st; tel.
b6to Vanderbilt. n. y.
1s your property threatened with fore
closure7 I'll pay cash for IL. Box
1i2p. City Hall Station. New York.
LEASEHOLD for sale on business building.
covering entire block front: also mortgage,
both in exchange for investment properties.
pEA6E q ELLfMAN. $40 Madison av Tele-
phone Murray Hill 600.
LOTS or small acreage in nearby suburbs for
modern private dwelling on West Side.
sLAwsoN q HOBBS. 1872 w. 72D ST.
OWNERS OF investment properties desire 20
sell or exchange for city country resi-
dence. PEASE q ELLIMAN. $40 Madison
sy. Telephone Murray Hlll 600.
SMALL apartment house. sOth 10 Doth St,
near Park av.; give full particulars. N 30
Herald. Herald square.
SPECULATIVE Leases Wanted.
GEORGE NEIMAN, go Fifth Avenue.
TO purchase for cash on the lower West
Sfde OF Manhattan building suitable for candy
factory. preferable az stories, con attaining
anywhere from $4,000 TO 10000 square feet:
floor sustaining capacity OF f25 lbs per
square foot. 500 Herald. 2so broadway.
Will lense properly In need of repairs for
alterations. ASSETS FUNDING CO., 50T
9th av.
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Long Island

FOREST HILLS GARDENS, L. I.
Living up to 15xc5 IT,, finished as
we'll as the finest homes. "a rooms only, in
the splendid Tennis Place apartments,
by station; Otis elevators, excellent
vice, opens February ]. Apartments renting
now these are must have unusual merit
Apply Supt. premises. Phone Boulevard
65i5, $500. or GUYON l.. c. EARLE, agent,
260 W. s6th Schuyler eI46.
The New York herald., 1921-01-25
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BEFORE you incorporate consult me; have
broader, cheaper plan: tax exempt; effec-
tive any State. HAIGHT, 715, 1876 B'way.
CONTROL patents of only carbonless spark
plug extant: require SIS. 900 TO market; tre-
mendous demand. c 95s Herald, Fulton st.
DIGNTFIED position with enormous
income for investor-saleS manager
with $4,000 to $50. 900, to organize
mail order sales of wonderful new
serum already favorably known and
indorsed; revolutionzing treatment Of
most dreadful diseases. Educated
Christian gentleman or gentlewoman
please write for interview to Serum,
63 Herald, Herald SO.
DO you need representative in Washing
ton, d. c.? Our well established offices
munlcate with THE w. f. OGLE CO., INC,
third floor Munsey Bldg, Washington. D. 9.
DOUBLE store on 9th av. in the fifties; good
block: good for any business; will be al
tered to suit tenant from May /. ID 1898
Herald. Brooklyn.
OPPORTUNITY for active with 81 500
services TO connect with film company
good salary and interest in business unusual
opening for right man. BLAKE. room Sol
Times Building (42d), Broadway.
POSITION wanted. with opportunity to in
vest, when connection has proved mutually
satisfactory. by Boston Tech. graduate with
business experienced Christian (3S); manu-
featuring preferred; references to satisfy
anyone. 544 Herald, Herald SO.
TO LEASE-Six story brick warehouse, 9
blocks from water front and railroad
small garage included; loading platform,
electric elevator. HILL, 5s5 Grand st, Bklyn.
WE will entertain a proposition from
reputable parties to promote, or
ganize, develop and underwrite the
stock OF a high class Industrial propo-
sition.
o 963 Herald. Fulton ST.
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Borough of Bronx
of BROOKLYN.

! THREE. four. five room apartments TO sub
/ lease: select nelghborhood. Apply Supt., on
premises. 9s w. is3d st. Tel. 3s7 fremont.
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Unfurnished.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

East Side.
LEXINGTON Av., 25O-Large room, suitable
for two; private house.
BOTH and Madison av.-Lerge room, suitable
or 2. DICKSON. Mad. So. 1883.
55TH (662 lexington Two rooms, bath,
kitchenette; bachelor conveniences; fur
nished by decorator; lease reasonable. Su-
perintendent. 4OS Plaza.
10TH. sos East--Furnished roon steam heat
and bath: couple preferred. Apt. >.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
~O~N~~~~~~
Westclester.

Westchester.
GREYSTONE.
22s Corlies av.. Pelham Heights, n. y
Attractive furnished apartment. I and =
rooms and bath: exceptional table; block
from station. Phone Pelham 2117M.
ROOM. furnished, and board: single or
couple; private house; convenient to Put
nam, y. Y. Central and subway lines; South
Yonkers. Tel. Yonkers 1890.
VAL.HALI.A MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
valhalla. n. Y, Westchester county; tele-
phone White Plains 1165 40 minutes from
Grand Central excellent board: warm
rooms; mountain air; outdoor skating; spe-
cial rates for commuters, week enders.
WEEKLY RATE, s20-$2o.
DAY RATE, SIS and So.