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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-16
Science Is Conque ring Iceberg Peril

The Iceberg peril OF the North At
lantic u almost "A thing OF the past.
This Is due to the work OF the
United States Coast Guard.
Ever since the Titanic" disaster,
In 1912, with the exception OF the
World Wal years. the Coast Guard
has dispatched two cutters To patrol
the ice-infested region. lei the New
foundland banks. where the huge
steamer came to grief.
The icebergH are fragments broken
from the graciers OF Greenland, and
are carried south by the cold Labra-
dor current. Near the Newfoundland
banks they encounter h warmer
Gulf stream and soon break up.
Definite Routes.
In the bid days slow steamers took
a course directly across the banks.
through the ice zone. Today definite
routes are established to the south OF
the normal ice zone.
II the zone were n fixed one. nothing
further would be required TO assure
reasonable safety, but the limits OF
the Ice fields and bergs vary. con
siderably.
Hence the Coast Guard lookout cut-
ters. They ply In what is known as
the international Ice Patrol. Although
carried out exclusively by American
vessela. the expense Is borne joinr.y
W N'NfNaA l'hhAHk HAul AAlNnf nAAlhlHs
The regular patrol begins In April
and lasts three months. a single cut
ter goes out In the late winter to make
a preliminary survey OF ice conditions.
Then the two cutters alternate IN
regular duty.
Location OF all ice IN reported daily
In n broadcast radio message for the
benefit OF vessels within receiving
distance. amounting to about 500
miles.
Scientific Observer.
A wireless report IN sent every
morning to New York. showing the
limits OF the Zee zone and giving gem
erHl information.
one OF the cutters carries a sclen-
tinc observer. assigned by the United
States bureau of standards. who in
vestigEtes The temperature and salln-
ity OF the water and the characteriA-
ties Of the fog, no prevalent near the
Banks.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-16
PARALLELS of Safed the Sage
THE UNDERGROUND RIVER

divide II anto small streams lest Il
tear up the very ground, And the
water flowed unto Many Orchards.
aud watered the trees.
And the trees brought forth fruit
In their season. And there are no
years when tho crop faileth for lack
u water. For there is "a Mighty
River that flowcth under tho ground.
and It's flow IN perpetual And eVery-
thing doth groN, whithersocvor the
river comoth.
And when I saw these things. I
said Behold there be many men
Whoso lives are Sterile. and Barren
Of good works, who might Grow and
blossom and Bear Fruit.
For there flowcth under the feet
~ every man streums Of Power. and
there are In h life Of men Hidden
Reservoirs whereof they might
Drink, and water the ground abund
autly.
For there IL no need that any M.
should be barren or tina any man
7hould fail to lift mp toward heaven
the evidences Of n life that IN use,
ful ana good and shinoth upon the
evil aud the good. The sun TX in IN,
sky. and there are AprinEa OF water
In the earth, and no mans life shouid
be %unfruitful.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-16
Smile Awhile

A little learning Is an expensive
There are 5000 flats vacant In
Chicago."-News item. The new ZOO
must be finished
Germany II exporting paper shoe
laces. Another way OF starting buSi-
ness on a string"
Two American eagles are being
sent To France. What they need
Is an American stork.
In England the average age of
brides IN 1913 M grooms zoos. No
wonder there In a ma shortage.
All politicians are promising men.
The best cure for freckloa In inter
The first Greek offensive was gar
lie.
The best thing about a girl is your
arm.
The best cure for smoking Is n
cheap cigar.
There are only two kinds OF men.
wise and otherwise.
sungy people readily give you a
piece Of their minds.
The price u rubber Is So and costs
II you rubber too long.
The German mark Is low because
Germany aimed too high.
Corn on the cob or corn on the hip.
It's only a matter 81 tastei
one thing you have hat is hard
10 get ~ a phone number.
Fall dances are another evidence
that the a gathering season IL here.
Clascngo Is planning the biggest 400
In the world. Chicago needs IL.
You can't keep your hands In your
pockets " you have a family on them.
Arbuckle was once a bar boy and
either way his cas- Ii decided he will
be a bar boy again.
"Wcll-dressed men should have n
suits News Item. Some lawyers
dreEs well on one.
Medicine for Headache" says an
adv, Good swap, hut what do they
a with the headache2
The neighbOr who borrowed our
iawnmower last spring has brought
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-16

And I % kcd Whence rumrth tho
water. with waigh these trees are
nourishvdT For the clouds drop not
their rain. neither Is there melting
snow upon tho distant hills,
And they showed me a deep well
that went down an hundred cubits.
And at the bottom ] saw an Engine
that worked with Electric Power, and
rested not day nor night,
And tho engine lifted the water
in "A Mighty Stream 50 strong tnat
when u reached the surface they
had to hurl II against u wall, ana
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-16
SURE WINNERS

Al OTlON picture producers agree that one Of the great popular
MI successes of that amazing industry has been the cartooned
- animated production of Aesops fables The producers admit
that they do not know whether il is the whimsical humor Of the ami
mated perturbation of the fables, or the fundamental truth in them
that has caught the public fancy and won its approval and its gate
money. Probably it is both.
The fables made a great hit in the Greek thesters about $500
years ago when Mr.. Aesop first produced them. The Greeks did not
have the benefit of the animated cartoon AS a supplement to truth,
but the ventilation of their theaters was better, and also, no doubt,
the music.
The same fundamental facts Of life that Aesop made his unique
characters enact had been employed ia various forms by several
predecessors of whose work history has some authentic record
They were always popular with the people. They always will be.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-16

Her whole future,
n some respects.
may hang on the
decisions. so may
ours. So may thosu
OF the British em-
.pire.
y has left
IN a y %loopholes
open for withdraw
al II she desires to
Withdraw. She In
sists on her reserva
ton that matters
concerning only n
few nations or
which are ccom
pliHhed facts ought
not to be brought
nto the discussion.
ID q q y the shan
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-16
By DIR. wM. y. BARTON.

JOURNTED In the
Land Of the Big
Rcd Apple whore
they raise fruit aa
delicious aH that
with which Eve
tempted 4 Il n m
For Eve knew her
bus ness and the
Apple ~ Some
Fruit And 1 saw
the trees laden
with fruit. and tho
Hrouud itavtth
Q d g. m growing
rrt.U .|fI hfuNf,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-16
MiIk-PerfeCt Food

It should be used to supplement
other foods. II would he necessary
TO drink three or four quarts daily
to get the proper Of fuel for
The body furnace. which would give
an excess Of protc-d or tissue build
ing properties and would also prob
ably oyertaN the Kidneys with an
excess OF fluid.
Again the taking OF only a moder-
ate amount OF milk as Il sole food
for the adult would bring about a
loss in weight In the average person.
owing TO deficient food value.
Bread and butter aud potatoes
easily restore the balance ~ that
milk can bee made substantial. though
not the sole reliance In the dietary
Of the average healthy person.
Buttermilk Is "a digostible and
healthful food, IL ~ whole milk
soured by special strains OF Tactic
acid bacilli n Is often of service in
cases OF chronic Intestinal trouble or
acute disease which requires an
easily digestible food.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-16

days, during the reign of President Taft. and the earlier wilsOnian
period, when there were still trains. although they were even then
beginning TO be carried with a string Topped over the arm and a slit
on one side permitting both freedom of action and inspection.
Emancipation, when it came, arrived with a rush. The whole
draping was cut of, about even with what was the utmost top OF the
slit. Now, it seems, what was left is to be made into k~nickerbOck-
ers.
Whatever happens, we re for il.
But they ought not to blame what has happened on the Far
West.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-16

In mas noon thlltu
by many %scicntiais
the perfect food
for man. II IL an
excellent food for
minute organisms
or gcrma, some OF
which are good
and some bad No
matter how we try
germs may posi-
bly, get into tho
m ilk before II
reaches the con
sumner. with tho
result that the per
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-16

.tung matter concern only a few
n~ations2 And how about the Sibe-
rian occupntion2 What OF freedom
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-16
Nv orICK.

WARRINGTON. Oct. i6.-No one
can blame Japan for entering the
disarmament conference In a guard
ed way.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-16

The bee. In proportion 20 lis size.
IL rs times AZ strong as a horse. SO
rs a pole cat.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-16

A Judge has ruled that n husband
is valued at 10000. Twas "A male
Judge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-16

MANY new things are being dis
covered about stars. especially movie
stars.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-16

our idea Of inconRruity ~ "A Boil
shevik running a bath house.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-16

Political machines are often wreck
ed when n nut gets loose.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-16

The winner of the new Balkan war
ought to challenge Dempsey.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-16

Children should never be allowed
TO hear their father play golf.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-16

city directories are 20 remind peo-
Pile OF whore they once lived.
The New York herald., 1921-04-15
Misceilaneous-Sale or Rent.

For sale-In Algeria. big estate situated on
the sea coast. Is kiln. from a port and
comprising:
1st-Forest OF cork oaks and trees OF vari-
Gus species of ten thousand hectares.
2d-Farm of four hundred hectares. com
posed OF fifty hectares of vines, land for
cultivation and cattle raising, live stock,
buildings and cellars.
Sd-Near this farm and situated In big
plain touching the forest, delightful villa
for winter sojourn and pure air and sunshine
cure; completely furnished. having cleo
tricity. bathrooms. big terraces facing south,
garage stable and garden.
Sth-Farm OF forty hectares. composed or
20 hectares OF vines, live stock. buildings
and cellars.
5tf-Farm OF four hundred hectares OF land
for cattle raising. cultivation and olive trees.
6th-Tn the village which Is In the centre OF
the estate there Is a house for manager, com
pleteiy furnished. with garden and stables.
7th-Argentiferous lead, and zinc mine 30
kiln. from the estate. Worked only for one
year before the war. Washing place for
ores, completely furnished house for man
ager and engineer, canteen, offices and
houses for miners.
On account OF the state or things created
BY the war II would bo possible TO negotiate
nj very advantageous terms.
Write for information TO MANAGER FEN
DECK. Rue Borghese. Neuilly 3. Seine.
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SWEENEY.
Plaintiffs.
GRACE G. MESERoLE and PETER"
MESEROLE, her husband (the name Peter
being fictitious, the true. real or Christian
name OF said defendant being unknown To
plaintiffs). GEORGE RICHARDSON" JANE
RICHARDSON. his wife (the name Jane
being fictitious. the true, real or Christian. !.
name of the defendant being unknown 20
plaintiffs. EDGAR NJ. RICHARDSON and 4
SARAH RICHARDSON, his wife tthe
or Christian name OF said Defendant being
unknown to the plaintiffs), GEORGE LEWIS !.
and JANE" LEWIS. his wife (the name
Jane being fictitious. the true, real or Chris
tian name of said defendant being unlSnown:
60 plainuffs). SIMON LEWIS and ''SARAHA
LEWIS, his wife tthe name Sarah being fic-s,
titious, the true, real or Christian name az
said defendant being unknown TO the plsin-s
tiffs), LUCINDA CLARK and JOHNS
fictitious, the true. real or Christian name
OF said defendant being unknown TO tha
piain:ffsl. GRACE DRINKLEY and JOHN
DRlNKLEY, her husband (ths name John
being fictitious, the true, real or Christian
name Of said defendant being unknown TO
the plaintiffs. MARVIN LEWIS and
Grace being fictitious, ths true real on
Christian name OF said defendant being an
known TO the plaintitfs). and it above de- .
fendants. or any OF them, be dead. Isis, her,
or their heirs, devisees, executors, adnlinis.
traitors, creditors. lienors and grantees ard
their husbands. wives or widows. heirs, de-.
ors, grantees and SUCCESSORS in interest, and
their husbands, wives or widows, IL any all
of whom and whose nauas are unknown to
the plaintiffs,
Defendants.
To the above-naIned Defendants and each OF
them:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to an
swer the complaint in this action and TO
serve copy OF your ans-ver the plain
tiffs' attorney within twec.y days after the
service of this summons. exclusive of the day
OF service. and in case OF your failure to ap-
pear, or answer, Judgment will be taken
against you by default for the relief de-
manded In the complaint.
Dated February 10th, 1921
JAMES z. FINEGAN
Attorney for Plaintiffs,
oftice and Post-Office Address,
Beekman Street.
Borough of Manhattan,
New York City.
GRACE c. MEsERoLE. PETER MES
EROLE. her husband, GEORGE RICHARD
GAR NJ. RICHARDSON, SARAH" RICH
ARDsoN, his wife. GEORGE LEWIS.
.JANE'' LEWIS, his wife, SIMON LEWIS,
SARAH" LEWIS, his wife, LUCINDA
CLARK. JOHN CLARK, her husband,
her husband. MARVIN LEWIS, GRACE
LEWIS, his wife
Tho foregoing summons IS served upon YOU
by publication. pursuant 10 an order OF Hon
orable James Q. Van Siclen a Justice Of the
1921, and filed with the complaint IN this
action In the office of the Clerk of the
County OF Kings. at Brooklyn. New York.
Dated, April H. 1921.
JAMES u. FTNEGAN,
Attorney for the Plaintiffs,
Beekman Street,
New York City.
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SUMMER RESIDENCES WANTED.

FOR the summer, small furnished house.
with land. IN wsstchestsr or northern
Long Island, within IS miles, moderate rent
70 responsible couple. Madison Square e6a7.
MODERN room house wanted within ia
hours OF city; convenient 10 station: IN
real country. near water; reasonable. A $40
Herald. $50 broadway.
Two Smith College students desire for July
or August furnished cottage near lake;
committing distance New York: reasonable
rent; Address o. v. T., n5 South ST.. North
amptou. Macs.
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II WARREN ST.. NEAR BROADWAY
4s4-4ao BRooME ST.

NEAR WOOSTER 81. .
All or half of elegant store floor. excellent
cupied as general officei new hardwood
floor and ratings already installed; about
50xT5 and fine dry basement, same space;
exceptional for textile exporting or similar
business: sprinkler system, steam heat, cleo
trio light and sidewalk elevator; reasonable
rent lease four years. more.
1900 Dquare feet; high river view: office
space: Park Row section; less than 50 per
foot. 80
5000 feet. Broadway, near Wall; y per
foot other cheap space II taken petore may !.
PEASI, & ELLIMAN.
80 Liberty st.
Rector 66i0
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FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT.

SECOND story LOT, to let, $3.50 square feet.
100 per cent. light, modern mill constructed,
sprinkled builcing, fine location for help
two minutes from Broad Vt. station I.anlta-
rsRa r,e9d kcs. 4 E =. sN'rss.s ~ ~, = xs,.- = SsE.,
The New York herald., 1921-04-15
ALCOHOL DISTfLIERY
PLANT
FOR SALE.

AN expert tropical products, 40 years.
Just returned from an inspection
trip covering five republics. wants
several younger mon with sufficient
financial backing to return with him
to take UP different branches public
service contracts, sewers, water, cleo
trio light, building automobile roads.
agricultural cattle and virgin lands.
several openings for banking establish
snents: also now industries which the
war held back: give outline eduoa-
tion. age, references exchanged. @
T53 Herald, $50 Broadway.
Trip will take about Q months.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

REWARD will be offered for address OF
nursing home or sanatorIunl whore the
late Francis Tor Frank Healey died. Ooto-
ber "a, 1918. NJ. A. BURKE, ~ High St.
Atherton. nr. Manchester. England.
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PennsyIvania-saIe or Rent.

BLUE MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
Shohola. Pa, for sale or rent; co rooms,
all modern improvements. j. :.
HOLDEN, owner, Port Jervis, N. "
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Borough Of Richmond--saIe or Rent.

ATTRACTIVE home for small family: largo
rooms, sun parlor; plot t0to 2f0: beautiful
grounds. abundance and variety Of bearing
fruit trees fine shruhbory. excellent garden.
r!tihn easy committing distance OF New
York. z mile from Raritan Bay owner re-
moving TO another State; $500 cash. bal
anca on easy terms. EDWARD TIuMBERT.
1852 Amboy Rond, Great Kills. Staten Island.
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HOUSES TO LET, UNFURNISHED.


FOUR story and basement brown stone
front: nine spacious rooms, also large front
basement room and large kitchen IN rear;
building in one of the most fashionable resi-
dent sections OF New York and one of the
most desirable localities for a high class
business such as interior decoration or spe-
cialty shop. ready for Immediate occupancy.
Call Mr.. LIE GRANGE, 103 East 57th st.
Plaza Az.
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NORTH SHORE
SACRIFICE IN
BUILDING PLOTS AT MANHASSET

IMMEDIATELY AT STATION
Churches. school. post office. SO min
utes electric service. The best you have
seen, and you will say so. Would you
like a map
L'DCLUsE, wASHBURN 4 CO.,
75 East 4oth ST.. y. y. Tel. Wand. $3.50
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REAL EsTATE-0UT OF CITY.
Tong Tsiand--saIe or Rent.
4 HoMr AND An INCOME

HOME AND AN INCOME
Handsome double house. one side nine
room home, the other two spacious fiva
room apartments all improvements: long
vetandas idS frontage. two or three car
uerarc. ~ min. Penn Station; 20 min
Grand central by subway. $500 Phone
Newtown osio-J.
EAvSHoRE. =. For sale. room house
high elevation. bargain. ~ 600. DONFI.-
IAN. ian Nassau st., Manhattan.
SOtiTfIA MpTON. T.. f.--Shirntcock Htils, 10
acres. near ehinnecock Hills Golf Club and
ssverpi large ertstes; ripe for improvement; !;
cen BE- bought right Particulars from VI. !.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Washington Heights Above 125th ST.,
West Of sth Az.

ISHAM Sr.. 313.--Four rooms. new building.
corner Broadway, near West 2O1th St sub
way station. Apply premises or M. JUST
4i25 Broadway.
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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
Long Island--Sale or Rent.

KENSINGToN at Great Neck-r was COM
PEELED to take under foreclosure less than
sixty days ago one OF the largest corner
plots, fine forest trees, and ] must sell /:
will take one-half It's value terms must be
cash: no agents. Address Mrs. M. l.. SHELL
WORTH. los North 10Th ST., East Orange,
". J. Tel. Orange 1890.
LONG BEACH bungalow; Westholme; bar
gain: macadam road. sewers, water, gas,
electricity, furniture, screens. shutters; easy
terms T. J. WALSH, Park st. and Lindell
Boulevard
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Borough Of Bronx-saie or Rent.

APARTMENT houses to lease: long term
showing large returns. BROWNING, III
West 10th ST
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

FARM wanted In exchange for Cape Cod
Colonial type house, bea itifuIiy furnished,
free and clear, valued at $4,000, injured for
e4b. 900: farm must be fully stocked pay
Ing dairy farm, with good buildings and
rtanchion for 20 head OF cattle: ample water
supply and electricity; IN New York State,
Massachusetts or Connecticut. Address
JOURNEYS END. West Harwich. Mass
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APARTMENTS = JNFURNIsHED.

Borough of Queens.
The New York herald., 1921-04-15
LEGAL NOTICES.


SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY.
PETER J. MALONE and JENNIE &.
SWEENEY.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

4 or s rooms; Protestant family of three;
May 1. Homecrest section. Q. l.. 2o90R.
csTH ST.. sos w.-Back parlor. unnins
hot and cold water: electricity; twin beds,
tid
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above 18th Il. to 59th II. unclusiyel.
East River to North River.
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WE own two ton trucks and ono ton
either sell same on very easy terms or lease
them at reasonable rates. or operate them,
provided that a good business getter presents
himself as manager who r. willing 10 work
on a commission or profit sharing basis.
X 1sf Herald. Herald square.
WITH 5000 and services available can
show intelligen person clean business
proposition (nioney secured) that win net
in exosss Of 500. 900 yearly; references en-
changed: Bchemers. dreamers. time KILLERS
eliminated: responsible connection: expect
thorough investigation. Address t21i Her
aid. Fulton 1T.
FIRST class delicatesscn store for sale. doing
weekly business of 500: first class ioca-
ton; price $500. For further information
write PERTH ANfBOY REAL ESTATE EX-
CHANGE. 31I Madison ay.. Perth Amboy.
MONEY MAKER FOR QUICK BUYER.
Furnished room house In West Cos;
IS rooms, baths; 50 200 cash needeo
SAMUEL IL. MARTIN.
1e5A Broadway, corner 6Ith at
rP YOU are looking for an excellent phono-
graph stock investment directed by reputn-
Bile men. write w bJ1 Herald. This nd put
In by salesman looking for investors.
MOVING PICTURE theatre for sale by cli-
ent; profitable: particulars guerHntecd IN
writing 10 callers LAWYER FFuEDMAN'
2o w. Gtth.
M YOU have had any unsatisfactory dealings
with stock brokers or stock purchase
communicates with us immediately: every
thing confidential. A 1910 Herald, Fulton ~
TAILOR ehop in office building for sale. $50
broadway. room 224. HANKoFF.
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BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

~~>~~~-~~~~>~>~~>~~~~~~~~
WILL purchase or lease garage. 100
Herald, Herald so.
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WcsfrIfesfer
New Jersey.

ATTRACTIVE accommodations for discrinln4
ating people. r. o. Box 626. New Rocheilas
Ehona 92l.E
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.


REFINED business couple desire two fur-
nished rooms. kitchenette: preferable party
to call for year boy from school and take
care OF same until return of mother. Write
215 Manhattan av., apt. 81.
THREE or housekeeping: with piano; serv-
ices or cash permanent: Christians; reas-
enable. X 143 Herald, Herald SO.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.


From Battery 10 14th ST., Inclusive
The New York herald., 1921-04-15

WEST BRoNX-Nine room house. heat, elec
tricity: Al condition; 5oxfco; garage; rea
sonable offer. #. l.. BARTON, corner fe5tl
81 Ogden nv. Jerome III
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10 SUBLET-Two adjoining light, airy, out
side offices; 3T5 50. IT.; possession May j.
Apply Room 702, 398 Broadway. or phone
Canal $3.50.
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CHILDREN BOARDED
In nice home, 40 miles out: eggs, milk, best
care. $25 month. Box o12. Jamesburg. ~. j.
Phone 32R.
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FOR sALE-MsCELLANEoUs
PUBLIC NOTICES.

q p n BIscIsyRrs come s:os,,2a s:ss g ~
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BUILDING, seven stories, steam. electric
power: $3.50 month. 172 Sands ST., Bkiyn.
STORE, 25xfO0: large show window suit
able any business. 11o Sands St. Bklyn.