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The New York herald., 1921-12-26
Fire Record

A. NJ Loss.
is:17-52d ct. and Broadway; unknown.
l2:D0-f2s2 Park av.; unknown. Unknown
J2:D5--12T East seth ST.: p. Lezie. Unknown
Unknown
z.ls-1!os 9Th sy:; unknown; .Trifiins
s:25-24 East s7th ST.; Morris wasser-
Unknown
II ;ss-21e4 9th av.; unknown. ....... .Trifiins
i2:3J-l15 East 14sth ST.. The Bronx;
12.sc-2oi West S7th ST.: Fred Me-
a.s-sstS eSIm'ss sna Hudson River; :sou! S?An'"n
s.4o-ioei Hall place. The Bronx;
George Hefferman ......... Unknown
a,4S-e4s Kelly st.. Tho Bronx; un-
.ss-sas ssSTn East ii7,h ST.. Rose Tres; asn'NA
5:1o--1a3d 81. and Grand Concourse,
The Bronx; auto; Joseph Man
s.,rsr ssss ino,. hudson Riv:r: tSe SnNh0wn
Sarah wcen PendIeton Ship Co..
s:2o-sa1 west Dsth st.; Catherine
7.so-icI SS'Fs East iosih ST.; Mcraia SEN 's
5.4o--7e5 Greenwich ST.. Cummings
Lumber Corporation Unknown
s:2o-172 9th av.; Aircraft Embroidery
eos-ics raa; 10Th st. unknown. .unsnown nsnow
y Unknown
o:i5--i422 ST. Nicholas av.; Mike
saoo9 SF'ssoSnfa East fs4ih ST.. Joseph sesar
II f:co--f347 Brook av.. The Bronx;
Morris 6coblinlsin ..,........ ..unknown
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MANICURrNG AND HAIRDREssISc.

PAWN TICKETS. DIAMONDS, ANTIQUES.
FURs, sPoRrINu GOODS, &C.
TRiGGER, 1s1 9Th Av. bG5s BRYANT.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

PATENTED and advertised baby article,
with rights, merchandise, Co.; exceptional
opportunity at low price. NJ. II. MARITIME,
INC, 14s Duane st.
WANTED-CONNECTrC AGENCY FOR
SAIABLE ARTICLES OF MANUFAC-
TURE. MANUFACTURERS AGENT. BOX
alag. HERALD. 10TH ST.
PARTNERSHIP for good business In heart
of New York city: So. 900 required. Full par
ticulars. Write SPECK. Fairview, ~. J.
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ACCIDENTAL POISONING FATAL

John Radford. 80. unmarried. living
with his parents at 80 Van cortlandt
Park avenue. Yonisers. who week ago
last Sunday took ten tablets or poison
In mistake for digestive tablets, died
yesterday at the Yonkers Hospital. II
exhausted and that he was improved
but his condition changed yesterday
morning.
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FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEoUs.

return tubular boilers. ~ inches by IS feet:
A. 8. NJ. T.. specifications for $50 pounds
working pressure and complete with fronts,
$8. roo: bargain for cash s4.5o0 Apply Boz
p Passafc. ~. J.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
East side.

COMFORTABLE, attractive rooms with use
OF bath, 81 and $3.50 per day; rooms with
hath. e3 and $3.50 per day. MARTHA
WARRINGTON HOTEL (for women only) /,
20 East goth st.
MADISON AV.. 52o-tarse front room, all
s6TH, 10 East.--Largc front room; cheerful
and comfortable; very reasonable; subway
and all cars. HANSON. Lenox 07s.
I0TTH, 40 E.--Largs and small rooms: ali
improvements. Phone Harlem 1870
An advertisement ~ the Lost and
Found columns Of TEE NEW YORK
HERALD o6srs a rsof possibility Of
recovering your lost property.
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sALEsNAN--An old established manufae-
ing for experienced and capable salesman to
First letter must state age and compsets
Information relative experience. A capable
sales executive Is required and compensa-
ton will be based on value of the man. All
correspondence strictly confidential. 2l3S
Herald. 10th at.
SALESMAN, travelling South Western ter:
ritory, calling on book. stationery and
5eweiry trade. to carry a side line OF Catho-
lic prayer books and jewelry on commission
basis: must travel territory at least twice a
year. starting first trip in January. Apply.
stating present occupation and full particu-
lars, applications strictly confidential. p 1851
Herald, Fulton ct.
SALESMAN-To sell Brockton made genuine
calf skin policemen and nremen shoes
direct 10 wearer; we deliver: write at once
CO., Ward ST., Brockton, Mass.
SALESMAN, with established trade In fancy
goods lines, wanted on commission basis
by reliable manufacturers and importers. for
city. East and Southern territoriss to OBJ
tain interview give full particulars. Q 1850
Herald. 18th ST.
SALESMAN. real estate. In old established
uptown office: good opportunity for right
man: commission basis state experience.
replies confidential. J. J., AGO Herald. 36th
st.
WANTED. Salesmen-GOOD OPPORTUNITY
for wideawake statesmen TO handle a popu-
lar line Of aprons for a well known manu-.
facturer; commission basis only. ". Simon
Co., 4o25 Lincoln av.. Chicago.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

SECRETARY Y-STFNOGRAPHER. righ class.
reliable. trustworthy. wide experience,
avail January 1. o go Herald. $50 B'way.
WOMAN, colored, wishes chamberwork: no
Sundays. Miller. care Moore. 126 West
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

TAXPAYER or similar building leased 20
one tenant; also walk-up on Washington
Eetghts- PRINCIPALS send particulars to ED
WARD J. THOMPSON. 100 broadway.
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MARKET NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Echo Park CONSTRUCTION. Isaac
Haft, president. which Is erecting five
and six story apartments on plot 256x
103 Mt the southeast corner Of the Grand
Concourse and Echo place. obtained
from the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company two building loans aggrcgatins
s255. 900. The Metropolitan Life also
made a loan of $4,000 to the 1924 uni
versity Avenue Holding Company on the
plot 100xfsS.4 on the east side OF Uni
versity avenue. iS3.s feet south OF Burn
side avenue.
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MANAGER.

MAN.-Wanted. middle aged man as stock
clerk and handy man IN large insurance Of
flee; hours TO Q. Apply In writing. stating
experience. references and salary expected,
z 1853 Herald, Fulton st.
MEN. you possess the ability: we give you
the training; when properly directed you
VIII advance rapidly to highly remunerativs
positions, experience Unnecessary. Mr..
Vaughn. room 616 112 West 42d.
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George Nordham. architect. has COM
pleted plans and work has been COM
menced for the erection OF six story
apartment, to cost 100000. at the
northwest corner of fremont and Pry-
ant avenues. The building will have
facadcs In the colonial style. with red
brick trimmed with terra Gotta.
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PLOT TRADING IN BRONX
SUDDENLY TAPERS OFF
Market Confined to Small
Transactions.

Harry Calm purchased through Rich
ard Dickson from Charlotte Damn the
four story apartment arranged for
twelve families at 463 East 15Sth
street. 25x100.
William Peters & Co. sold for the
Allenby Realty Corporation to Nathan
strassberg the building. boxs5, at 2o24
and 2026 Boston road The owner in
tends to alter the property into stores
and will occupy part OF the property.
J. Hofmann & Son sold for the M. v.
& 8. Realty Company. Max Sohmer.
president, to Samuel Goldman the two
family dwelling with garage. 25x100. at
s51 Coster street.
william +. A. Kurz sold to Charles
Dammeyer a plot. 50x100, on the west
side Of Jarvis avenue. 225 feet south OF
Buhre avenue. The same broker pur-
chased from Julia Ring lot on the
west side Of Morris avenue, 144 feet
north Of 184th street, on which he will
erect two story business building.
James L. Van SAINT purchased through
]. p. Brennan from Morris Drey, ex-
ecutor Of the estate Of Edward Sallinger.
the plot. 1o0x1o1x irregular. on the east
side of Valentine avenue, 80 feet south
Of East 197th street.
Harry Calm purchased through J. s.
Maxwell the plot on the East Side OF
University avenue, 6ox125. from ]. r
Kirkpatrick; also the adjoining. 25x125,
from e. c. Daily. making total plottage
Of 75x125 between Brandt place and
Featherbed lane.
The block front on the west side OF
Cypress avenue, between 139th and
140th streets. has been sold by William
Goldstein to Charles Maryer. 1t meas
ures 201.7 feet on the avenue. 1875 on
the former street and 1854 feet on the
latter.
Samuel Barkin. the operator. has pur-
chased PAS Grand avenue. a one family
frame dwelling. 6ox1oo, which adjoins
Fordham road. The purchaser intends
to improve this property with stores.
The sale was negotiated by Armstrong
Brothers.
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Bronx Transfers.

Harris Mindlin sold to Morris Schulz
mann five story flat. 37.6x1oo. at
1865 Hoe avenue
Anthony c. Osiecki sold to Sadie Peril
berg two story dwelling. 16.1x49.11, at
1884 DAILY avenue.
David L. Woodall sold to Aaron Sand
Ter two two story dwellings. 50x100x
irregular. at 177s and 1880 Topping
avenue.
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B0ARDERS WANTED.

CHILDREN boarded IN schools: city or coun-
try; highest references. EMERY, 80 Park
row, room 6O4-H. Cortlandt 1894.
WEST END AV., 732 II block from D6th st.
express). front double room: reasonable; !;
list, IS west-figh class double room
board optional. Owner. Columbus 2439.
72D ST., 318 w.-Superior accommodations:
two single rooms: table guests: references.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE

HIGH CLASS COUNTRY ESTATE.
HUNTINGTON. L.
OVERLOOKING LONG ISLAND SOUND.
Handsome stuceo residence. IL rooms.
8 baths. handsomely furnished: fur
nishings alone cost &12. 900: garage
and apartment for chauffeur; gar
deners 9 room cottage: stable. green
PRIGE Se1s SiieSoo. 40 sns, vs1ry ortsass respyu.
S22.500; trade equity for apartment.
loft or private dwellings suitable for
alteration.
SEE WILLIAM ]. MOCK,
L'ECLUSE. WASHBURN 4 COMPANY,
25 East 10th ST.. New York.
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Justin c. O'Bricn. who proves to b'
the lessee OF II West Fffty-first street
has obtained an option to purchase the
property prior to January :. 1927, fol
$4,000.
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FURNISHED Rooms TO LET.
West Side.


West Side.
| CENTRAL PARK WEST (Circle) Comfort
lumbus 1914. Tuesday.
COMFORTABLE, attractive rooms with use
OF bath s2 and $3.50 per day; rooms >srpI' MI1i'
path. W and $3.50 per day. HOTEL EMIL
CoIr. Columbus av. and slst ST
HOTEL NOMIS.
650-652 West 125th st.
Rooms with private bath. S15 weekiy;
Morninsside "a 81 go and and 7os. ssn''''A
RIVERSIDE. 821 d04th)-Beautifui WARM warm
studio. electricity. privileges. Academy 4szz
WEST END Av.. 2e5.-suite. single rooms
and studios, with OF without bath; reter-
WEST END Av., 6e7.-Doctor's home. enc
large two small rooms; references. schuy-
| Ter 4zo4.
SAITH ST. 1850 W.-Neaty Furnished rooms.
improvements. 81 up; for two. $40.
18TH ST. 100 WEST CRALEIGH HALI3.
RESIDENCE FOR MEN.
| Attractively furnished rooms, with and
without private bath or shower: club advan-
! taEes with hotel service at lower rentals
! 55TH. 25S west.-Attractive large and small
rooms; every convenience reasonable.
6sTI, sss W.-Attractiveiy furnished single.
or large room suitable for housekeeping;
conveniences: reasonable: Circle 1913.
| 10TH. 3l3 Uncomfortable rooms. adjoining
bath; men. business people; convenience';
| reasonable.
| 72D. % west-Beautifui large room. private
bath. electricity. quiet. refinement; gen.
tiemen.
| s2D. 112I W.-Eiegant large room. phone.
kitchenette: also piano studio: electricity.
| s2D ST.. west.-Two large modern rooms;
southern: gentlemen LoMNIE. 2 flights.
slD 20 %Tssss T.,s FOSRs s1Ss sn suite
S4TH (Riversids Drive. iie)-Beautiful large
rooms; private bath. Schuyler 1880 HUNT.
| 1o2D. west.-Two small rooms. electricity;
private house: subway; gentlemen. River
IoaD ST. 1855 w.-Front parlor.. newly reno
waited, newly furnished; electric lisht;
| flight up: rent reasonable. KENNEDY.
124TH. 64l w.-American family: elevator:
B'way subway; gentlemen; SO. Apt. 21.
| 1SSrH ST.. SIC w.--Double. single rooms: all
conveniences: private home; close to sub
\ way: SIS and $7.60.
| l49TH, 5S7 w. Capt. 33)-2 connecting large
| front rooms suitable for or 2 gentlemen:
/ private family.
1 lT5TTI, b18 w.-LarEe living room and bed
room. Kitchen. phone. $l0.oo. BLAsE.
is0TTI. 61i W.-Reai home: business woman;
| piano. breakfast optional: reasonable.
/ is3D ST.. Ds1 w.--Comfortable, clean rooms,
all conveniences. single. double. MANTEY.
Borough Of Bronx.
frent. modern & @ apsr.ment: s si3. MepoSaIp Gcs
| Borough Of Brooklyn.
CARLTON Av., near Dean st.--Larse. COM
Portable room: running water: all conven-
| iences; subway and cars. Phone Sterling
4219W.
FRONT and bed room. Handsomely furnished
| heat; reasonable. Call any time LUTFY,
| % Dean St. Brooklyn. Main 2505.
| LARGE room. congenial private family.
steam. electricity. suitable one. two gentle-
mon: also small room: reasonable. Phone
| F1atbush 134.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.

SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.
CooK-Norwegian. professional cook and
butler: luncheons. teas, dinner parties.
ceptions: together, separate. SCHUYLER 11bI.
COOK. young, experienced pastry; excellent
reference; hospital. institution. H. 523
West 142d at.
COOK for American family, $75; careful,
neat; references. 2l3 West 06th ct.
DREssMAKfsR, French, elegant dresses. Sc;
gowns. expert remodelins. 1888 Madison
av., 116th 1T.
DRESSMAKER. expert, wraps. coats: nrtiB-
tic gowns In day; remodels. Armitage.
Columbus 10000
DREsssIAKER, well recommended; smart
styles: fine work; engagements by day.
Melrose 0Il4.
DREssMAKEE, styiishly designed misses
gowns. remodeling. out. + 2f7l Herald,
Hernls 81.
pREJsMAKER and artistic remodeler; ab.
solutely competcnt; out IS; references
FURRIER renodcls. out day. home, 80;
references. johnson. 23o West 9th st.
(basemenO.
GovERNEss. visiting, speak French. 20
lessons English, pianist. Manhattan vicin.
ity. Schuyl, 62e3.
HOUsEwORKER, colored girl. wishes part
time good reference. Bivins, III w. 13sth.
LADY going abroad this week wishes TO
place her cook, leundress. maid, chamber
maid, kitchenmald; personal reference. Can
be seen between 10 and ~ at IL East nth.
MAssuEsE (e13s7). scientific treatments
at home or out. Audubon 1890. apt. Ca
NURSE wishes position with Invalid lady: (:
erencos @ 224i Herald Herald so.
NURSE, chidren's. experienced, competent {:
willing 20 60 out OF town. a. Rowcroft,
AIS Amsterdam nv.
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Bargain. close estate, tenement. two stores,
Rent "a, 900; price s2e, 900, mortgage $f7 .s50
VIM. P. JONES 4 SON. 1858 Broadway.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Westcliester.
New Jersey.

WHITE PLAINS, IS North Broadway
semi Invalid. Phone White Plains 2140.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

BOOKKEEPER-CASHIE for front office
OF hotel; salary $125 per month and meals
state full experience In. reply. Q 1851
Herald. 10th ST.
CHAUFFEURS on electric cars, and ton
capacity: must be able to handle beef
Apply 4o5 East 43d.
COuPLE.-A1 situation offered TO middle
aged couple (white) 70 take full charge
Of house with small family in Forest Hills;
only those thoroughly experienced and with
best references need apply. L. 1850 Herald.
Fulton 81.
ELECTRIC car chauffeurs. able TO handle
beef Apply 405 East 43d.
MANAGERIAL HIGH CLASS MAN. WHO
UNDERSTANDS THE FANCY GROCERY
BUSINESS AND WHO Is CAPABLE OF
TAKING CHARGE OF STORES; MUST BIZ
A BUSINESS GETTER: HIGHEST REFER
ENCEs REQUIRED, ADDRESS P. o. BOX
sT2. MADISON SQUARE.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
From pastery = llth st.. Iael.s.ve.

phone service. Apply Room e14. 366 Broad
way.
LOFT TO suitcase. ooxi0O: modern ffreproof
sprinkler building: very light: three ele-
vators; Immediate possessaon. Fourth floor.
1914 East 18th st.
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MANICuR1NG and hairdressing. 1s7 River.
eide Drive. River eoio. Miss MAR.
CUER1TE.
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SPORTING GOODS.

HIGHEST prices paid for GOLF outfits.
cameras flshlrg tackle. binoculars, guns.
nautical instruments. TRIGGER. Ts7 9th sv
56cS Bryent.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Above 14th sc. to roth 50. (IncIusivc>.
East River 10 North River.

PARK Av., 3s3--Seven rooms, three master
bedrooms. three baths. Phone Fitzroy 4466
34TH ST.. 1T E.-Two rooms. kitchenette
one S75. FOLcOM BROS, 127 Z. 3Ath st.
45TH. 210 West (Westover Court)-Bachelor
apartments, high class: hotel service,
meals. See resident manager. Bryant 6s60
5GTH, l29 W.-Sfx large sunny rooms. bath.
Telephone Circle 1873.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

Above 18th 50. 10 59th st. unclusivc).
East River to North River.
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SALES MANAGER

capable OF organizing and handling a sales
force In an aggressive compaign. also re-
quires statesmen for sale of an Industrial
stock Of high rated company manufacture
ing light air cooled automobile to retail at
$475: car to be exhibited during automob.ls
show: opportunity for real live statesmen.
Call Broad 0222 for appointment.
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ossrNINC-Beautifui estate: house. 8 rooms I.
garage, 3 cars; outbuiidings; 30 acres less
than q miles station: t21. 900. EDWARD X.
MASSEE, so r. 42d Bt., New York city.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIEs-DoMEsr

UNITED EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
165 u. TAD ST. N. ". COR. 80 AV.
Phone Rhinelander 42G4-26l5
Lenders IN domestic holp male, female.
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Above 5sth st.-StA Av. to East niver,

SEVEN ROOMS. g1o5 TO $40.
Tenant ownership plan, elevator apartment
houses. euperbly located at II and le East
s5th ST.. near 9th av. immediate possession;
the rooms can readily be altered into
lesser number OF larger rooms IL desired; :; this
n equivalent to buying n dwelling for $1,000
with 200 cash. In the finest residential sec
ton OF the city: the rent In low ana II eventu-
most unusual feature; most OF the available
apartments have been sold to Satisfied ten
ants ('The proof Of the pudding. &c" -.
IS Liberty st. Telephone Cortlandt o1g4.
1918 MADISON AV., southeast corner 88th
ST, rooms. two baths: parquet floors: /:
all light: elevator, night service. Resident
owner management: -. 600 up.
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BorouEh Of Observation-Disclosures

Borough Of Manhattan -disceIlaneous.
ATTENTION-LARGE PROFITS.
Vicinity 10th St, Broadway, apartment
house; rents $1,000: expenses $500; price
eSS 600.
Business corner, elevator apartment house,
stores. below 125th st. leased TO one tenant
at s3o, 900 yearly; price s2oo,0oo; want offer;
desirable terms.
Vicinity Rivsr.ide Drive. 1ieth ST.. apart
ment house, and rooms: rents $lz,oo0;
expenses $500; price 100000.
Desirable Broadway business corner. eIeva-
tor apartment house. with stores; rents
Sl7 0O0 price &cS0.O0o.
Also other bargains large and small. SEND
'0' III. II. t. WOOD, 22o BROADWAY.
Borough Of Bronx-Saie or Rent,
ESTATE offers several apartments and plots
near Mckinley Square; same free ana
THOMPSON, f60 Broadway.
FOR sale or long term lease, northwest
corner Webster av. and 20oth St. approx.
mateiy 1900 square feet excavated and
ready for Improvement. SIMON HESS, ~
West 8sth st.. New York. Telephone River
side 1l43.
MARION Av., near Fordham road-9 story
walkup. . and q rom apartment. eoxl0Oi
steam heat. hot wator: 90 families: rentH
fi3 900. price SIS, 200. JAMES j. ETCH-
INGHAM. mo-. 131 Columbus av.
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Above Sstn ss.-5th Av. to North River

CENTRAL PARK WEST. 424. corner 1o1d-
room elevator apartment; redecorated: I:
Immediate occupancy; 1850. Phone Lenox
3701.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. $50 (ilsth)-IIieh c'ass
room elevator apartment: $1,000. vcrv
choice: immediate possessioI.. Superintendent
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. ao2 lioethl-High elsss
elevator apartment: e4.z00-e4-500; a-10
rooms. baths: renovated; immediate: sa2t.
GOTH. 2i2 w.-Bachelor apartment. 2 rooms.
bath: all improvements. Apply 6upt.
NTH ST.. 1873 West-Handsoue apart
nent, 9 rooms and bath. all improve
ments: Park st.: private rear; rent yloo
month.
s3D. si6 w.-seven room elevator apartment.
Inquire on premises.
so6 West Tooth st.-Eighth floor. flreproof
building, rooms and baths. newly deco
ABBY ABBY = FREpK ED M %irTEI fHa SON. broadway STS;
and 7eth st. Tel. 300 SCHUYLER.
Washington Heights, Above 1e5th st.,
West Of 9Th Av.
BRADHuRsr Av.. si--rwo rooms ana kitch-
Borough Of Bronx.
LoRiNG PLACE, 2si2-eai8 (between 1880
RI. and Fordhsm road) .--l-5-6-7 rooms and
2 baths; reasonable rent. Apply on premises
Bsrsush Of Drsehiyn.
PRESIDENT ST.. i7i8-six room apartment.
latest improvements, upper part OF two
family house. garage. convenient to all limos.
Dcchtur ovzp.
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New Jerey--esIc OF Rent.

FREE lfst Of houses for saie and rent.
Write VAN wrNKLE CO.. rutherford. M.
PLAfNFIELD-s acres IS room house
frsdi; photographs, HOVER, as Bwsy. ", Y.
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Washington Heights. Above l26th g..
West Of 8th Az.
Borough Of Brooklyn.

BROADWAY. northwest corner 163d st.
Stores, will alter to suit any business: no
brokers. Phone Barclay 7Of5.
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Fort Tryon Arms Completed.

Fort Tryon Arms, at 1881 street and
Fort Washington place. Is now conf
pleted and ready for occupancy. Dur
ing the last few days most OF the apart
ments have been leased. The house Is
built with an interior park. giving light
to ell rooms.
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II NORTH ARLINGTON Av.. East Orange
Comfortable home In private family. near
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LARGE store and loft; suitable any kind
business. ITO Sands ST.. Brooklyn.
LIGHT loft. 1000 feet; suitable for billiard
academy. ITO Sands ST., Brooklyn.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-09-15

and Mrs. Ross Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Hamilton and son, A. c.. Ham
ilton and daughter, Mrs. Walter
Ferguson and son, Mr. and Mrs
Joe Alexander and son, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Fulton, Mrs. Mack Moore,
sons and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
H. Little and daughters, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Wilson and daughter
Mrs. Curt Wilson and daughters.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Fulton, c. N.
Hooper and family, Mrs. Rosa
Rhoades and grand children, Mrs.
Margaret Hooper, Mrs. VIM Sher-
idan and Miss Burdella Wells.
The day was spent very enjoyably
The brothers and sisters were all
present except ]. G. Hamilton of
Marion, O., and Perley Moore who is
sick We all missed his hearty
laughter and good jokes, but hope
he will be able to be with US next
year. the last Saturday in August,
in the Chautauqua grounds.
There have been three deaths in
the family since our last meeting
Wilmer Menser, son of Jane Moore
Menser, and Clyde, jr., and Bobby
Moore, sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Moore.-XX.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1921-09-15
Mrs. Clark Hearing

Following an operation cat the
GOOD samaritan hospital, GAINESVILLE,
Mrs. Kate Hearing of Porterville
died on Aug. 25, at the age of al
most 66 years. She had not been
In good health for years, having
undergone four previous operations.
Although at times her life was
despaired of, her wonderful courage
and determination brought about a
recovery. About two years ago the
trouble which terminated in the last
operation began, but it was only a
few weeks ago that she informed
| her dearest friends of her condition
bravely bearing it all and faithfully
continuing her work until the last.
Although she realized the serious
ness of her condition, she was cheer
full to the last, and often expressed
her desire and determination to raj
ly and regain her strength if pos
sible, but if it were the Masters
will that she be taken home, she
was ready and willing to go. Just a
few minutes before going to the
operating room, she quoted a por-
Gift of Gods Love-" to the loved
ones who were with her.
Mrs. Hearing was a daughter of
the late Benjamin Mcdonald and
wife and was born near the Deer
field church in this county. With
exception Of short residence near
Circleville. all her life was spent in
the Deerfield and Porterville yicini-
ties. About 48 years ago, she was
married to Clark Hearing. who sur
wives. Having no children of their
own, Clarence Hearing, now of
Charleston, w. Va, was taken into
their home in infancy and given the
love and care of son.
The sister and brothers SURVIVING Q
are Mrs. Nancy Power of Morgan
Vile, John Mcdonald who resides
on the old home farm in Deerfield,
William of New Lexington, and Ed
ward of GAINESVILLE.
She was noted for her kind and
genial hospitality and CHEEKY smile,
and not only those nearest and dear
est are bereaved, but all with whom
she was acquainted feel the Loss of
a personal friend.
She was member of the Porter
vile M. E. church, and the funeral
services which were held on Aug
27, from the home, were conducted
by former pastor Rev. j. H. Kin
ney of GAINESVILLE. The remains
were laid to rest in the Deerfield
cemetery.-XX.