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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-25
SLEEPS FINE AT
MIGHT, SHE SAYS
Nobody Knows HSw ! Suffered BE
fore Taking Taniac." Declares
Mrs. Robertson

melody knCws hcw much suf-
fe:ed psfora / trisd Tarlac, and do
say its the ha=: medicine | ever saw
or heard Of" said Mrs. 4. s. Robcr-
san Of 5o7 Thirteenth ST., Lynch
burg; Va. : '-~
y was in terribly rundown con-
,a.,.on, nervous and weak, and for
three months tortured rcarly a.! the
;.me with thrcbbng headache. Ny
appetite left me. and there were many
Jays wnea | hardly touched morse.
= fed.
a right | would r3il and toss ~
me hour and get. up mornings feeling
too tired and worm out for anything
y meC:cire seemed to reach my
,;s,, my strength and energy were
l..eo:n@ away ard had just abou;
soltSn to the point where couldn',
lavp stood il much longer.
'Waen | was racliirg my brains %
IN. just where to turn for relief, my
..&.Garl came h3m1 from a trip to
-. n. Ohio. and ted hew peop.e
.,::e., were taking Ct the wonderful!
r..a;ts that had followed the use Of
Tsr.ac. He go, me a h@,,!2 and | be-
I'm 10 eat better, S.e.p better an&
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-25
SEEKS TO REMOVE JOY
FROM HOPES OF VETS

Washington, April 25.-Waync,
B. Wheeler, general counsel OF the
Anti-Saloon League, came forward
this evening with large goos OF
gloom in each hand for those vets
who have been rejoicing IN the Pa
mer opinion that beer may be SOLO
for medicinal purposes and VINO nave
rot the idea into :he;r heads that
',uedicinal purposes" can be made
70 asguace a multitude Of thlrsts.'
There is, or soon will be, nothing
doing, according to Mr.: Wheeler
In the first place, he maintains that
beer for "med.ciral purposes would
have to be sold bv druggists, and that
The druggists will not sell it. In the
second place. he says there are only
. few States where the local laws
will permit the sale of beer as medl-
cine, and the senators and Represen-
tatives from the is states that Go not
allow such sales soon viii attend to
the national aspect Of the matter.
"TEe druggists arc determined to
free themselves from the odium which
would attach 20 their drug stores as
beer Joints" says Mr.. Wheeler, who
then proceeds TO ouo,c the executive
committee and officers Of the Ma
tional Retail Druggists Association
as having gore on record as follows:
:'Thc executive committee OF the
National Association Of Retail Dug
gists Of the United State: desire to
place on record their conviction that
the manufacture and sale of beer ana
other malt l.q3ors for medicinal pur
noses should not be permitted. Malt
liquors have Fever been listed IN the
UnHed States rharrmcopoeia as Of
fetal medicinal remedies.
And. says Mr. Wase|er. the North
ern Ohio Drugcists' Association rot
only has gone on record but has used
advertising space in the newspapers
to declare:
"We do no. believe in beer as med
icine. We do nc; believe in drug
stores selling ii, anl never will The
profits on the sale 81 beer would not
tempt t!ic good druggists of this
city Il change, iFeir profession &c that
Of s:.iocn keeper"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-25
diyorcing the. negro from it.
in the South will obliterate
the party or make it a reai
one, only time can tell.
SEEK SWEETHEART OF
80 : .,as .MANasAERESTED @a's7 ~'sf
FOR WALL STREET BLAST

Scranton, Pa, April 25.-City de
teetives and members of the New
York bomb squad conducted a search
TODAY for a mysterious young woman
known only as "Betty," said to be
rhe sweetheart of Tito Ligi, who has
! cen identified by Thomas Smith, OF
New. York, as one of the two men
Smith saw standing beside the bomb
wagon in Wall street last fall shortly
before the explosion.
Detectives Martin, Brown and Gil
roy went to Old Forge, where the
Government raided an I. W. w.
meeting 8 years ago, and arrest
ed three hundred Reds in the hunt
Tor the girl. The sleaths also travel
ed to Wilkes Barre, twenty miles
from here, looking for the girl. The
detectives talked with numerous 1tal
,ans, but they could ascertain nothing
new from them concerning the trail
of the girl or the night Of her flight
flom this. city shortly after the ar
rest Of Ligi.
The abandoned mine in South
Scranton where Ligi and a gang OF
anarchists are supposed to have held
mysterious meetings and made bombs
was given another examination today,
but what the police found they would
not say.
Ligi spent nuiet day at the
county jail, according to the warden
No visitors were allowed to talk with
him. Detectives Scrlley, Of Chief
Flynn's staff, is scheduled to come
to Scranton Monday with more Fed
eral witnesses to look at Ligi.
Friction here developed between
agents Of the Department of Justice
and The city police because of the
manner in which the local officials
were "f.ozen cut" yesterday when the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-25
Governments witnesses were brought

Governments witnesses were brought
p - - - H5'
here.
/ agent, Ahcarn and Detective
sseulley went to the cQtntys]altt and
had the witness, examine.Ligi without
f;nforming Detective John>Gartusceiio,
who had arrested Lgi ard who had
gathered the eyidence against INN. :
Attorney Walter sNelles, of New
York, employed by hidden interests
to defend Ligi, sent word here today
that when the time comes he will pro
5uce twelve persons who will prove
that Ligi was N Scranton on the day
Of the explosion,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-25
Republi c a n 5
now in high
places in the
national or
e'anization OF;
Making
the South
Lily
White.
TWO

that party are credited with
strong ambitions to "break
the solid South" To this end
plans are said to be under
way which will put an end to
the quadnennial fiasco by
which the delegates of South
ern Republicanism are de-
livered at Republican Ma
tional Conventions like.
Sheep at auction to the high
est and shrewdest bidder.
The memory Of how the
Southern Republicans were
garnered into the Taft fold
in 1912 and of how the ingen
ious Nh. Hitchcock again
tried to garner them into
the camp Of DR.. Leonard
Wood last year is all too
fresh in the public memory.
for there not to be general
rejoicing in anything that
holds out any hope Of re-
forming this sad business.
The simple expedient said
to be under consideration BY
the Republican National
Committee is first TO per-
nit hereafter no one TO be
delegate to the Republican
National Convention who Il
not d regular voter in The d.
trict he is to represent and
secondly to permit nc one t.
vote in the choosing Of dele.
gates who is not such 4 vot-
er. Such a simple act Ct de-
cency i'll politics that il
seems almost incredible tha
even the Republican Part
as barren Of ideas as it ]:
should not have thought o.
it sooner.
There is more back cf this
prospective move, however
than just conforming to the
ordinary conventions c
politics as generally accej2:.
ed throughout the country
except in Southern Republi
can circles. IF actually nu.
into practice, it will serve +
make the Republican Part
in the South a iily-White OF.
ganization, with what re
suit, who knows? Whether
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-25
ANNUAL MEETING

The anrua' meeting Of the stock
Holders Of the Lanston rlionotype
Machine compar!, will be held at the
E!ks Home: corner Prince and Royal
Streets. Alexandria, va, at twelve
o'clock room, on Thursday, the 18th
day of May, 1921, for the purpose
CT tran saetiae such business .asEmay
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-25
For BURNING ECZEMA
Apply Zeroo, the Clean, Anti
septic Liquid -Elsv 10 Use
Does Mt St3in

Greasy salvcs I'D Gi:.;:.cfl:s should
cot be applied il god ,i@;r skin j.
Hantcd. From any ti:.....,i%t -; ,iJc, II
Gl.0O for large si2c. i.t,t : ilJ;;i2U: Ze:.1o.
When applied rs directed i effectively
removes eczema, Qu;"hiy steps itching,
and heals skin ;.ol',!;s. :.s.,r sores,
burns, WOUNDS and ;i;atlAg n.nc-
tratcs, cleanScs ard S1cthG; Icalo i
clean. dcpcNtil'I, and i:iCG?2;'s'rc
antiseptc liquid r i. IS We believe
nothing you have cT>l l:a@d ! = @!tec-
tive and satisfying
The L. W. Rose Co. ,:c"c:.:-.:' O.
Engagement Extraordinary
Monday and Tuesday
April 2526
INGOMAR THEATRE
Personal Appearance Of the Scnsa-
tional Movie Star
MANILA MARIAN
Wild gil Of The great serial jus.
finished
The Son of Tarzan'
Who will positively appear in pcrsoa
4.30. SIS AK! 1000 p Nj.
Although Mss Marian has been c2-
g2ge,i =; Tremendous expense no en-
ira charge will be made.
VIRGINIA.
In the CLERK Office of the Corpo-
raticr Court CT the City of A:cxan-
dria, OF the 10th Gay of April. 1921.
Christopher c. Hail, complainant
vs.. Hattie Hall, defendant. In Chan
Gerry, No. 1918.
MEMO.
The object Of this suit i % ob;ai,i
for the complainant an absolute d.
vorce from the bonds Ct nctr:mony
on the grounds Of wilfu! and volun-
tary resertion and abandonment. for
more than three years prior 70 the
institution of this suit, ar: for gen
e.al relief
Il appearing by an affidavit flied i'll
this cause that the defendant Hattie
Hail Is 4 non-residen. Of this State:
1t is Ordered. That said defendant aQ.
pear here within ten days after duo
publication Of this order. and 10 what
Is necessary 20 protect her interest
in this suit. 5000, =
Edmund Hill, Jr., P. G. -
4 Copy Testc.
NEWELL S. GREENAWAY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-25
n,,onnrlr come before it:

properly come DeIerc It.
Transfer books" will DC closed on
April 18th at four o'clock p. M, and
will be rcopcncd on May 10th, at ten
O'clock d m. :.
BY order Of tTa Board OF Directors.
eS-l9c W. Arthur Scliman, Sectv.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-04-25

Read the classified ads IN the Ga
zcttc ui.gc,i results. :. 49, -
Arizona republican., 1921-10-20
ii FOR RENT-FURNISHED
 HOUSES

ii FOR RENT-FURNISHED
 HOUSES
 FOR RENTJs
 WATCH PHOENIX GROW
 Groom brick. well furnished, $50. 4-room house. furnished, $40.
 Groom, well furnished; piano; s1oo. 4-room, furnished. $S5.
 Houses and small acreage. For sale like rent.
 M. H. SHELTON
 215 West Washington. If IDEAL location for artist or writer on desert, clean unfurnished cottage, soft water. garage; no tuberculars. See 2042 W Adams. db TWO room cottage. screen porches. shade. on car line. See 2042 W. Ad- ans St. db SEE Phoenix beautiful Tent City before renting. Spacious grounds, palms, grass and modern conven- fences. Comfortably furnished tent homes at low rates. Phone 5s36
 i1-bn
 FOR AN INVALID
 rooms and bath on desert. A. B. Laing. Phone 203J3. 11-bl FURNISHED Broom cottage for rent. Phone S317. 123S E. Adams
 ds CLOSE IN half house, furnished. 3 rooms and screen, reasoiable- 345 E. Monroe St. dd YEAR LEASE-6- ROOM BRICK
 bedrooms. well furnished. at 1906 w. Adams, large ground fenced for poultry. Call after ?. m. It FOR RENT-4 rooms and bath, furnished. 1s43 E. Noreland. do FOX RENT-Furnished three-room cottage and s.eeping porch; Hghts,' water inside, shade. Central Ave near Indian school; $20. Phone S195.
 It THREE rooms and screen, water and lights. ITS w. Lincoln. dg FOUR ROOM brick, nicely fur nished. modern garage. Key at 6s4 N. sixth Ave. dd COMPLETELY furnished six-room house. Phone S214. dd FURNISHED apt: rooms. screen room. garage. 376 N. Fifth Ave. If 5 ROOM FURNISHED MODERN brick house on paved street. Apply POI N. 17th St. ds l FURNISHED COTTAGE. 509 E. Portland. do MODERN frame cattage on paved street and carline. Phone s74S- ds THREE-ROOM furnished house. Modern. Call at HAS E. Portland. db
 WAN TED = Congenial married couple to share large well furnished house to help reduce expenses Box 25B Republican. ds | FURNISHED 3-ROOM HOUSES cheap rent. 1707 E. Madison. dg ALEXANDRIA COURfE Most at . tractive bungalow apartments in the . city. beautifully furnished: janitor r service and all modern conveniences; apartments vacuum cleaned twice 2 monthly; 3 and 6 rooms. s1i5 to S145 2 a month. Phone 4112 or apply s2l N. s First Ave. If ] SIX-RoOM furnished house, ga 5 rage. 417 N. seventh Ave. db LYNN'S Mountain Homes. fur , nished. good service. pure water; "A better desert place for those who care" Drop card auto will call. , Lewis Lynn, Route 6. dh FIVE-ROOM furnished home. $50 { "A East Portland dt | CENTRAL AVE. DAIRY 1 Producers of the c1eanest. safest h and most wholesome milk in Phoe- l. nix. Telephone your order. 1s47. | n FURNISHED cottage. 7I5 Eas . Washington. q h HALF of double house, completeI, b furnished. 1lls ". Washington. d if FURNISHED house for rent % h N Eth St. o FOR RENT = Partly. furnishe n house, located 11o4 East Mckinley fruit. shade and garage Call 13o z East Pierce. ii FURNISHED cottages and house = keeping rooms 703 East Adams [ "a CLEAN new 2-rooIned cottage = SIS: S2o. 3 rooms. e12 Grand Ave. 1- -T0S7 TT- VT i. c--71 = 1--1---S =
Arizona republican., 1921-10-20
S55OOACash 5000

--room and 2 screen and Year ,araqe on paved street, h. W. floor'
 I-,re,v built in feature. Fireplace. Shingle roof. Fine lawn and shade; :; Owner must sell s2000 underprlced and 5000 cash will handle. See MT. Hulett or Mir. Barney. 13O N. Central
 ,-a Tel 1756 ds
Arizona republican., 1921-10-20
MONT MISS THIS

fine 5-room modern brick stucco; ,oa1,I almost like new, hardwood .gonS sIooTs nice fireplace, built-in 2, fea- ios iiooIs, ,eaIore. nice large rooms, 1 block tures ear northeast. It is a snap at ron rom cash needed, S1000; balance 9s sosv. See Alexander or Groom 114 " Center. Tel. 35yS.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-20

Hupmobile touring. This car is as good as new. Price just reduced to $1150. Really a bargain.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-20
FOR RENT-HouSES

TWO Rooms and one screen: on East Mcdowell. Chicken run. S12.50. Phone 5672 tt
Arizona republican., 1921-10-20

D. an bWIeII- NIt ROOMS and half house. 506 E. Adams. ds FOR RENT-Furnishe room. gen tleman. 114 F. Roosevelt, car line, walking distance, bath. living room. adults. S20 ds FOR EENT-Near Capitol. nicely furnished room adjoining bath; no other roomcrs. 1522 West Madison
 ds
Arizona republican., 1921-10-20
ROOMS AND BOARD
BOARD and ROOM

Large. clean front room. Twin beds. Also single or double room. Excellent board. individual service. Reasonable prices. 341 West Adams: Cor. Fourth Ave. Phone 5510. Board without Room if Desired al
Arizona republican., 1921-10-20
Home Bargain

Six-room brick home northeast, Close to Central Ave. on paved street. Modern in every way. oak lloolS sS fhrourhout. On corner lot: beautiful lawn and old shade. Price s4SoO. only ss50 cash: balance less than rent.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-20

Dodge Coupe. Late model. Excel lent condition mechanically. Newly painted. $1250. Easy terms.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-20

ATTRAC TIVE little suburban horne Between North Central and csrIine on East Virginia. 5-room modern bungalow. $500 cash and s5V ,,er month including interest buys it. price S43O0. See Murken' with MEYERS INV. co. 33 N. First Ave. M d H- .1oe It
Arizona republican., 1921-10-20

Cadillac 55: Looks like new. s1750 Easy terms. A real bargain at this price.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-20
PORTLAND PLACE
13 FOR RENT-FURNISHEO
 ROOMS

TWO NICELY FURNISHED par Tor bedrooms, with or without screened porches; new, close in, run ming water, phone, heater, sewing machine, etc One or two healthy men or woren for each. Also one single room. combination closed and screened: same conVeniences. Each of above could be connected with light housekeeping room or rooms if desired. Owner will show with car. Phone SOe4 mornings before 9. It
Arizona republican., 1921-10-20

.,.reer room. brick, with cement e.l,I,,Setion. 1l,I close in on paved street; hest buy in Phoenix; terms F: Ea51 A. SSna,,lding. 5O9 N. 9th St. Phone 5ZZO;
Arizona republican., 1921-10-20

Nash 1921 7-passenger. A good car for rent or stage work. Very good looking car with shock absorbers. bumpers, extra tire and lots of ex- tras. Runs fine. Good tires. S1350. Will accept car on trade or will make special terms to responsible parties.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-20
Home on North
 Central

For sale by owner, who can be seen at I131 N. Central Ave- De- tvreen 12 and 8 o'clock. 1T
Arizona republican., 1921-10-20

2O57 E. McDOWELL-A first class place for tubercular patients. Single or double cottages New and clean Phone SPAS. db
Arizona republican., 1921-10-20
FOR SALE-LIVE STOCK
FOR SALE One Hundred Holstein Cows

From the best herds in Waukesha County, Wisconsin. Just arrived in Phoenix. They are aged three to six years, good colors and sizes and nice square udders. All to freshen in Oc- tober. This is the best bunch of cows ever shipped Into Salt River valley; the kind that will make plenty of money at present prices of butter fat. Will have to be seen to be appre- ciated. Come and look them over if you are interested in dairy cows. Located on Reid and DeFever ranch, 12 miles west of Phoenix. on Section 2S, Township 2 N. Range 1 E. Old Mckinney section at West End store. c. A. Reid is on ground to show them. They are tuberculin tested and re- tested.
 F. A. REID,
Arizona republican., 1921-10-20

FOR SALE-12x14 khaki tent, new, No. stove, Red Seal bed, colt 3S Frontier pistol, cheap for quick sale, Apply Khaki Tent, 23rd Ave. and Jackson. dd
Arizona republican., 1921-10-20
Honey,

bloom. $500 per can. 341 West Adams. Phone 5510. bs
Arizona republican., 1921-10-20

ROOM and board. reasonable rate. honey. close in. also garage for rent 545 W. Monroe If
Arizona republican., 1921-10-20

HOUSE, 14 by IS, SIC; water and lights included. 1501 E. Van Buren.
 dS
Arizona republican., 1921-10-20

NEW three piece high grade over stuffed tapestry set; or will sell sep arately. S22 N. 9th Ave. dd
 FOR SALE-Cheap. 40-foot wind mill. in good shape. H. w. Whitman. 726 E. Brill St. If
Arizona republican., 1921-10-20
Butterfield Realty

phnne 3565- s4 East Adams
Arizona republican., 1921-10-20
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

LOOK at these 4 houses and one | vacant lot-1006 -S-10-12 $. 3rd Ave. | then tell me what you have to trade for them Murken with
 MEYE FRS INV co.
 8 N. First Ave. Phone 410s 1tl WANTED TO ECXHANGE-City | property. Have five different city properties. well located. If you have any ranch to trade see us at once. O. s. NJ. Realty CO. 122 \. 1st Ave. It WHAT can you exchange or do for use of desirable l. or Broom housekeeping quarters2 Close in; new and convenient. One to three healthy adults. Phone 3064 morning. before 9. FOR SALE OR TRADE. Ford one ton truck. stake body. For further particulars inquire phone s. Glendale.
 dd
 SALE OR Service station and garage. Box 41B, Republican.
 db ;. TRADE - Rabbits for chickens. Phone 1868. db FOR SALE OR TRADE-For Phoe- nix property, 52-acre ranch on paved road. Ideal for dairy. fenced and cross fenced. plenty of shade. 4-room modern bungalow, built-in features, bathroom, closet and porch; tenant house and other outbui diugs: one mile f-om school. church and store; Is acres plowed: S250 per acre; good terms to right party. If interested address Owner. Box 41B, Republican.
 dd
 TAKE FORD as first payment on four room house Price Sl5OO. bal ance easy. s G. Thrift, II s. Fourth St. ds WILL TRADE s2.O0O equity in two ! family hovse fo4' 20 or 40 acre ranch, or will take automobile as down pay ment. owner 174l w. Madison. db
 FOR SALE OR TRADED acres. E mile north of Glendale High l school. Well improved. Want 20 acres. Beazei1. box 164. Glendale. ds FOR SALE CIR EXCHANGES gle cylinder Indian motorcycle, $40. | or yearling heifer. Harry Court right. Box 20, R. D. No. l. Phoenix.
 do
 FOR SALE OR TRADE-Gentle 1 Shetland pony. mare. What have | you? Phone S565. ak
 WANTED-To exchange a four passenger Roamer, 1920 model. in ! nerfect condition. Looks and runs ike new. for a 1920 model 4-pas- l senger Cadillac. w. B Langley. 220 N. Seventh Ave. Phone 3036. tt FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A good paying business; will sell cheaI ! or trade for Dodge car. For particu- lars call Shorty Gray, corner of 6tf St. and Jefferson. ds FOR SALE OR TRADE-Goot Dodge and cash for better car 233 w. Adams. dt 10 ACRES and extra good bricl house. close to city; the price i right What have you to trade? Sc Atwood at 220 w. Jefferson St. d , WILL TRADE my S7OO equity il lot for good touring car. Must b, in Al condition, and late model. Cal ! at 545 West Portland street. FOR sALE-FRUlTs PRODUCE Il ORDER Kiefer pears. J. Stanley . Howard X Son. 207R2. f LARGE olives for sale. Cor f Northern and Seventh Ayes. Phon \ 12J2. d 2 FOR SALE-Wmter NeIlis pears Bonnie Briar Ranch. Phone 20R3. g g FOR RENT-HoUsEs
 1 GOOD HOUSE. reasonablei ga F rage. 1107 E. Polk. d . THREE rooms. bath and scree b porch. S2O. I2lS l.. Adams. S6l9. |
Arizona republican., 1921-10-20

FOE SABE-$130O equity in S26Oo ,.o,,se and lot on East Washington St. tr,. s6OO cash. Box 45B, Republican: Tor SoVV If
Arizona republican., 1921-10-20

s1oo CASEs25 PER MONTH Ruvs neat new 4-room cottage F block of car line. N. F. Plastered in side. redwood siding outside. Lot 5oxl371k. Price s1550.00.
 B. M. ATWOOD
 -SV !" ds
Arizona republican., 1921-10-20

S35O CASH buys strictly moderh fivc-room bungalow, northeast, sew si.-eo doors to car line; balance SS75O .,a,'obIa .la- $50 monthly including inter p@ eSt Best bargain in town. 92 Nir. pinia Ave. oe'
Arizona republican., 1921-10-20

DESIRABLE room, suitable for two: permanent parties preferred' no sick 362 N. 3rd Ave. dg
Arizona republican., 1921-10-20

NICELY furnished rooms for rent, walking distance, garage room sos IC Van Buren. dd
Arizona republican., 1921-10-20

Realtor
A Bargain

s-Room arranged for families Every built in feature. A 2-story garage Good shade and lawn and roses Cement porch and walks On East Brill. Owner must sell. s40OO. + cash. bal. easy. See MT. Barney or MT. Hulett.
 TEXAS CITY REALTY 1so N. Central Ave. Tel. 14o6 :.
The New York herald., 1921-05-12

PARK Az. SsI.--Attra ctively Furnished
apartment. three roo,ns, Kitchen ard ba ~.
10 rent for summer, $50 month tan ls
viev pd ~ 10 .. Thutrdav and Ftiday. n.
MAttDGN At.D.
The New York herald., 1921-05-12

An advertisement Ia nc Lost aud
Found columns Of TIRE NEW YORK
HERALD offers a real possibility Of
recovering your lost property. ae
The New York herald., 1921-05-12
BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

TWENTY FIVE THOUSAND sa. II. very
light office and drafting space wanted
south Of I'D ST.: sealed offers will be re-
ceived rs the Superintendent OF School
buildings, Board OF Education. Room $500.
Municipal Building, until IL o clock noon May
-. 1921, from whom may now be obtained
detailed statement as to requirements eH1
The New York herald., 1921-05-12
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

rIRFppoor loft BUILDING
10TH ST near broadway. y.--EiEhf high
stories. 4t,nts ren, Sc zoo; price slGo 600 .
mortgages Sp2 00o, fair exchange Tor smaller
property. owner WILLIAM ~. kiLPAT-
mex, singer pulldlna
0NE TENANT TNvr sTNENT
TO SWAP FOR TENEMENT
Downtown property leased on net hasis 20
niah class tenant: net income s2 700, equity
s2T 0nO above $50, 900 mortgage. viii make
fair swap for tenement or other property.
owner. WILLIAM y. FITZPATRICK, Singer
Building.
The New York herald., 1921-05-12
SUMMER RESIDENCES wANTEl

WANTED for auuimor, ~tricfiy private fam
tiv uf adults, furnished house, Wtt1in
minutes ~ citv. must hntc maatcfs'
maids STEPPING rooms. Address KING, rooir
~. - broadway.
WANTET,-fn Bcrkshires or Southern New
England, bungalow, five rooms and BATH
near lake and good eating place. Answer,
stating location, terms, advantages, Room
so5 AZ Cedar st., New York.
The New York herald., 1921-05-12
HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED.

TO LET-Family going abroad. hand
somely furnished house OF 10 rooms,
10 responsible people only. 4 doors
from Park av.. In the East SOS. ex-
cclieut maids X desired: nice garden.
al modern improvements. 10. Her.
aid, Herald sq.
The New York herald., 1921-05-12

FOR Sale-Together or separately seven
fine building lots. in choice and convenient
location. Apply TO w. u. MARTIN, 239
Boulevard. Hasbrouct Heights, N. J.