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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
Long Island-Sale or Rent.

Long Island-Sale or Rent.
CEDARHURST. l.. Bargain; for sale,
new stucco corner house. six bedrooms,
three bathrooms, sun parlor. large porch.
steam heat: lot 75x150; all modern improve
ments. Room 9O5 1872 West 42d st. Bryant
6S73 or 1850 Far Rockaway.
NEPONSIT-For sale or rent, beautiful new
one story cottage, last one; rooms, sun
pnrlor. bath. shower possession at once.
Address OWNER, 146. II Newport av.. Me-
pensit. L. l. Tel. G46W Bell IIarbor.
PORT wASHINGTON-New room house;
large plot cf ground; garage; all improve
nents: price 1000. II. THOMPSON, J9S
Central av., Brooklyn.
TEN ROOM stucco house. furnished
furnished; baths toilet and washroom on
ground floor; extra large living room all
modern conveniences go foot lot; beautiful
shrubbery and trees; elegantly furnished:
five Oriental rugs. &C., &c. Located go
Exeter st.. Manhattan Beach. Price COM
pletely furnished, $4,000. Open for inspec-
tion. or call Mr.. Strafer. Cortlandt. 1913.
WILL SACRIFICE my contract for the erec-
tfon OF beautiful room home garage, and
two lots on main boulevard. with 200 feet
flower beds in centre, In one OF New Yorks
finest Long Island suburbs: all improve
ments, such as sewerage, water. sidewalks,
shade trees, &C., already installed; Is 90
minutes from Pennsylvania Station New
York. and Brooklyn. by l.. I. r. r., third
rail electric; 900 cash, balance like rent.
Address T.. A. KATELEY. Fremont Motors
Corporation, Fremont, Ohio.
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Connecticut-Sale or Rent.
STAMFORD.

STAMFORD.
Suburb. miles out. on State road.
rooms, acres, constructed entirely of cob
blestones: bathrooms, extra lavatories:
just completed; S35. 900: terms. Reply Owner.
The Cobbles. North Stamford av. Phone
Stamford 1888
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Westchester-Sale or Rent.
FOR RENT OR SALE

FOR RENT OR SALE
IN LAWRENCE PARK. BRONXvILLE,
A NEW HOUSE, delightfully."- situated on the
hillside among fine old trees; convenient to
schools. stores and stationi 8 rooms. 3
pointmsnt. SWALLOW & PRATT, INC,
12 Palmer av.. BronxvtlIe, N. Y. Tel. 1921.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

NEW law story walkups. 40 to 60x1oO, 4 to
q apartments floor. JOHN ARM
STRONG, 212 st. Nicholas av., corner 121st.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
From Battery to 18th ST., Inclusive.
Above soth st.-5th Av. to North River.

FOR sALE--i4 West 18th st. near Central
beautiful woodwork an opportunity. terms
10 suit price s45, 600. SEARLES BABBIT~T,
Allenhurst. n. J.
WEST 10Th St.-Four story and basement, /,
2lxiOa steam heat, electric 1lrhta. IA rduet
floors throughout west sides most attract .
i've residence must be sold thls week: oc-
cupicd by owner. COUGHfAN & CBISBY ,
200 Wcst I'D.
WEST ssth Stew doors from Drive four
story and basement. 2ONiO1. ~ rooms, (
baths all Improvements. estate will sncri-
flee at $4,000. worth $4,000. COUGHLAN
q CIIaRY. 200 Mest I'D.
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MONEY TO LOAN AND WANTED
ON BOND AND MORTGAGE.

FOR mortgage money apply GEORGE G.
POINTER. INC, 165 Bway. 556S Cort.
REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES.
SHAW. ROCKWELL & SANFORD,
I WEST 18TH ST TEL. HARLEM $500.
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LEGAL lyOTICES.


PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT tntored
into on the 18th day OF November, 1910.
by and between JOHN WANAMAkER.
NEW YORK. and EMMA l.. GRAFFLIN, |
will sell on the 2Sth day OF June, 1921. nj
ten o'clock in the forenoon. In the piano
department OF John Wanamaker. In the City.
County and State of New York. one style
Mahogany Grand piano and bench. as pro-
vided by Sections 65 and 90 Of the Personal
Property Law.
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FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT.

FACTORY, five story. brick, mill construc-
tion. barge canal. several railways; tre-
advertising opportunity. JOHN OTTO, care
s OSGOOp PELL & CO.. II and II West
1ifh St New York,
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Y.AYT MAuCpAC NJ "

Bungalow, 6 rooms and bath. electric light,
on large plct; high ground; within minutes
walk of station; permanent water rights:
for sale on easy terms will rent for
season. SYLVESTER FROHOCK, Al w.
34th st. Fitz Roy 1870
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

NOTICE.
My wife having left my bed and board 7
hereby give notice that ! I'll not be re-
epon. ible FOR ans hills contracted by her.
Slgrod. RALPH UU BCcb
sts,o Of cqaHeGi,gS ,.n,srS 49, Grsenu 70 ,o,,
Subscribed and sworn to by Rap ,
Bocq this 10th day OF June. 1921. before mo
WILLIAM S. NJ. FTSKE,
Notary Public for Connecticut.
TO whom n May Concern: On and after
June H.. 1921, 7 will not be responsible for
any debts contracted by my wife, Margaret
Maree wynkoop. (Signed) CARL Il. WYN-
KOOP.
''PAROCHIAL Schools vs.. Melting Pot"
free on postal request. Calf Liberals
Committee. box 1876. santa Clara. Cal.
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B0ARDERS WANTED.


9TH. 351 W.-Large, small rooms; piano.
private baths. electricity. French cooking.
63D STREET. 1 EAST.
Summer rates. beautiful cool rooms; over
looking park and avenue exquisite sur
roundinga, home cooking; credentials
I'D. .G9 W.-Double room. single front room;
excellent table.
soTH f.2 W.--Clean, cool. airy -oqins; cleo
tric llsht; cXeeent Southern cooking.
93D. 130 W.-Large room; parlor dining
rooms; table guests; reasonable rates.
l03D. 11s west.-Front room, suitable two
electricity. telephone; s12 each. FREAR.
Borough Of Bronx.
WANTED-Board riding children: refined Amer
lean Hebrew family: private house; large
grounds. 246o Frisby av. Phone West
chester 1870.
Borough Of Brooklyn.
BERKELEY PL.. 10S-Two delightfully."- cool
front rooms, electricity. hot and cold water
In each room. all modern improvements ex-
callent cuisine: table guesta- for summer: :
references. Phone Sterling i5
PARK PL., 2ti--single aud double room;
running water, electric light; references
near subway; table guests. Phone 6i2o
Prospect.
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1000 IT,. with power.
10000 IT,. railroad siding.
10 900 IT,, sprinkled.
90 600 IT,, sprinkled.
10000 It,. no posts; clear space.
81 900 IT,, up 10 date building.
100 600 IT,, UP to date building.
fso, 600 IT.. railroad sidings,
Factory Specialists
n. ". PATTERSON,
S7T Manhattan av.. Brooklyn.
Tel. Greenpont 1000.
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New Jersey.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

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f. e. c.. STAMFORD, CONN.
S75, 600 gentleman's estate;
want New York city income.
GEORGE NEIMAN. B22 Fifth Avenue.
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Long Island.

FOREST HILLS GARDENS. L. T.
Elevator apartment of the finest
type, 3 rooms to October ] or longer.
Call at Tennis Place apartment by
station. or phone Boulevard 6545.
GUYON L. c. EARLE, agent. 35S
Fifth av.. at 34th st. F'ltzroy 0s2l.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
From Batter, to Iath at. inclusive.


From Battery TO 18th at. Inclusive.
FLOOR for rent. 400 so. IT,: good light.
steam heat. jenitor service; 81 600 per
year: rs Front ST. Inquire DANIEL M. EN-
RIGHT. 112 Front st.
FOR Rent.--Smali private office: furniture
can be purchased and telephones trans
ferred. H. G. LIMA. 9i William at.
HOSIERY and Underwear Building 4s7
Broadway, corner Broome st.--Space Of 200
sa. n. up. y. J. GUlLFOYLE & CO, 1876
broadway. Cortlandt 7iTb.
HALF Of private office. furnished; telephone
stenorraphlc services. Room fo6 Tribune
Building.
TNDUCEMENT. I MONTHS RENT FREE.
FURNISHED PRIVATE office. telephone,
$40 monthly. Call Stuyvesant SIPS.
WILL, share small office. Apply room 40,
90 West broadway. References required.
800 FEET; DAYLIGHT ELECTRICITY.
STEAM ELEVATOR 40 DOLLARS.
CHRISTENSEN, bs WARREN
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FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEoUs.

DENTAL equipment. complete, consisting OF
Ritter (Columbia) chairs. engines, cabinets.
cuspidors. &C.. all in splendid condition. Tel.
Gramercy 2S39.
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Borough Of Bronx.

rent In 2-family house. finest section OF
The Bronx: rent 500 month. NICHOLAS F..
PETERSON. 1883 Harrison av. fremont
A-20
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Country Board Wanted.

BOARD wanted In the Pocono Mounains,
preferably on farm, three to four months.
for lady with bronchial cough; plenty of milk
and cream and plain cooking. Please enclose
picture of place II possible when answering.
X Gs5 Herald. $50 Broadway.
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washington Heights. Above fs5th st.,
West Of sth Az.

BROADWAY, 3sei. southwest corner 1853,
st.-Elesant store; great future.
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Borough Of Brooklyn.

BEDFORD Scction-Large and small newly
decorated rooms In private house: conven-
lent 20 all car lines. all modern conven-
iences: SKINNER rates Phone Lafayette 0ii1.
FLATBUSH. 40 Ocean Av.--Top floor OF
private house, three rooms and BATH In
most deglrable section. half block Church
av. station tB. r.. r. subway also suite OF
all Improvements. furnished or unfurnished
Flatbush $500.
FLATBUsH.-For two business people, pri-
vate home; Brighton subway; Christians.
Fletbush s3e2.
TWO very desirable rooms, all conveniences.
electricity: business couple. Bushwick av.,
near Halsey 1T. Bushwick 1919.
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HOUSES TO LET, UNPUBLISHED

WE have a number of west side private
dwellings to lease, 5000 and up. COUGH
Ian & CLISBy, 200 West rcd.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

Staten Island.
ACCOMMODATIONS for exclusive people in
beautiful Halcyon Hall, Grymes Hill; pri-
vate estate; magnificent outlook; attractive
rooms. private baths; excellent cuisine.
Phone Tompkinsyille 1908.
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FARM PROPERTY.

New York.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-03

filFln II yul waht pleaty ~ ehsk
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IA NJ c. c'sb rnisrtalaea
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lha ~ ~ g club yesterday a. sag
home when the afternoon paa epent va
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served aifs Ed bptahe wlll bs
hostess 70 tho club la two 4seAs
= ~ n
chrlsslon Church mlsslonay Msesiaa
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II tho very interesting meeting u ~
Missionary aoelel1 n she chFlstbsa
church y'afefaay afternoon Nr 4.
A Page aa leader gave . ssllnasil
program Ia Nhleh Mrs N0ufman H'a
Mrs whllted gre raellsuf papess
BROTHER hlil.ara hal psgef on ~ili9la
Work sDa Language IL tha cons9
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work they were serssd most 1si,i.
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Corrected Program
The followlnx program vas gtff4
b. ths mems dinner AZ lhs FlFst Pres,
byterlan ehuFch Tuesday eYeaing
Piano solo Hazel Hurst: feadiuH
Maurine i5unier; vocal solo "
Phil Trabmnd: cornei solo Prof Nap
per. reading Wilma MORGAN, We
SOLO -Corinns Egius. reading ~hy
Drace And Lidla Diedrick 4
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heailh alWAys recommend your Nea'
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Mfh 1NAtN iAYfNN, Z Lincoln Ave,
Salisbury MAesa, huwtig
The s,tefHner ~ maternity should
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4 weak rlekly vlfe to bring healthy
chlldrcn lntu the wefld
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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-16
SUZANNE DISPLAYS
COURT WIZARDY

Forest Hills. n. Y. Aug. 15.-Mlle
Suzanne Lenglen, champion woman
tennis player Of the world, gave the
first demonstration of her racket
wizardry in America on the West Side
club courts here yesterday afternoon.
Wearing vivid white silken robe.
she appeared for a practice match
with Samuel Hardy of New York.
Volleys of cheers greeted her from
the galleries of spectators at the first
round OF the championship tourna
ment for women. After repeated
bows had partially satisfied the crowd.
the dashing French girl removing the
flowing cloak, revealing a bright mag.
anita sweater which matched her
broad headband She had hardly be-
gun to dance about the court batting
the ball around, when off came the
sweater Free of that the picture
was an abbreviated accordion pleated
skirt and short sleeved bodice.
Mademoiselle was now ready to shift
her play to full speed. The zest she
put into her play seemed to satisfy
those who expected much from the
marvel OF whom they had read.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-16
1NINIY ONIEL WILL HANDLE INDICATOR THURSDAY
EDDIE HEARNE SETS
NEW TRACK RECORD

Santa Rosa, Cal. Aug. l5.--Eddie
Hearne won Sundays $50 mile auto.
mobile race on the Cotati speedway.
near here, His time was 1:22: 10 Is.
Roscoe Sarles was second, and Tom
my Milton third.
Hearne's time for $50. az we'll as
that for 100. and twenty-five miles.
was said to be worlds record. The
old record for 100 miles was 1926: IA
$40, made by Ralph Milford at Chi.
cage June 10. 1917.
Eddie Miller finished fourth. with a
broken valve spring. Alton, SOules
was fifth. tire and radiator trouble
forcing him to that position from
second place, which he held earlier
in the race. Joe Thomas finished
sixth, also with broken valve,
Hearne received $1,000 and 800
points toward the American Automo
bile associations 1921 championship
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-16
OTTAWA FREE TRADER JOURNAL,
EAST SIDE FIGHTS
WAY TO FIRST PLACE
The standinp.

In one OF the most fsens ational
games OF the playground fsseeles, IAN
eleven inning affair. the EAT Ottawa
Kids team managed to put over an IS
TO II win against the Shabbona Park
aggregation, yesterday afternoon on
the East Ottawa diamond, The gano
was one of the toughest battles ever
staged by the teams consisting Of the
leagues. The ninth and tenth frames
OF the games were SO exciting that the
spectators swarmed onto the field,
and were forced by the. jumps to give
the players the right of way to finish
the battle.
At two stages Of the game the West
Ottawa aggregation had the game sew
ed up and 1t looked as though they
would win. But by means of some
hard hitting and long drive by Kelly,
East Ottawa first baseman in the
eleventh frame with the bases loaded,
the East Side team put over a win.
Following is the score:
Shabbona Park
% 10 00134 A liz
East Ottawa
201l20 a Els
Batteries Remeges and
Dekreon. ..
East ottawa, Nc Manus, Simms and
Gill. an. ..
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-16
REFORMERS TO STOP
WILSON-DOWNEY GO

New York. Aug. 15.-Johnny Wilson
of Boston and Bryan Downey of Cleve-
land, viii be unable to settle doubts
as to the middleweight boxing cham
pionship III Jersey City on Labor Day
il reformers who tried in vain to pre-
have their way. The International
Reform bureau announced today that
the officers would confer with it's at
torneys tomorrow to discuss measures
to prevent the contest The bureau
has no objections to ordinary bouts, it
announces, but will seek to prevent
championship contests.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-16
AMERICANS DEFEAT
SWISS RIFLE TEAM

Berne, Switzerland Aug l5.-'Mem
bers OF the Swiss rife team, who
have just returned from Lyons, where
they met the first defeat in fifteen
years at the hands Of the Americans
in the international tournament last
week, attribute the American victory
to special technical apparatus. such
as field glasses. lenses. and padded
cushions for resting elbows and knees,
which. especially in firing from the
prone position, gave the Americans an
advantage"
In future the Swiss team will refuse
to compete unless the marksmen re
frain from using such paraphernalia.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-16
GIVES UP TRAINING
FOR ANOTHER MATCH

Sammy Mandell. Rockford bantam.
weight. matched to meet Pal Moore in
the feature bout Of the boxing show
ut Aurora Aug. &c, will let up in his
training today as he is slated to go
ten rounds with Willie Green at Camp
Grant tomorrow night. Ii Sammy Is
not hurt in the Green bout he Will
resume work Thursday.
Moore put in strenuous day at the
Arcade. Pal went through an hour
OF gym work and will start boxing to-
day. Jimmy Kelly, who will trade
punches with Babe Asher in the ten
round semi windup, and frankie
Schaeffer. who will meet Mike Dun
dee in the ten round opener will set.
tie down to hard work at the Arcade
today.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-16
OTTAWA MARKSN|EN
QUALIFY FOR CAMP
PERRY RIFLE RANGE
ALLAN. ANo coas'N dIvtN
PLACES ON STATE TgAM-MAoE
SCORES AT CAMP LOGAN SUN.
pAY-MAY FURTHER ouAL,fY
FOR NATIONAL CONTEST. !

Ottawa marksmen have placed the
city on the map as sharpshooters.r At
Camp Logan, north OF Chicago. Sun
day, there was target practice by the
candidates for the national cotnpeti-
tive range shooting, to be held at
Camp Perry, near Sandusky. o., from
Sept. IL to 25. Fourteen Inarksmen
constitute the Illinois quota, these to
be selected from those making the
best score at Sundays practice.
Three went from ottawa to try for
places on the team and two won out.
Ottawas representatives selected
were Clyde Allan. who secured eighth
place, and c. NJ. Corbin. in twelfth
place. The third contestant was
Fred Johnson, who failed to come
within the required score.
Sundays shooting was made ct
targets placed at 200, 400, 500 and l..
geo yards distance. and there we're
some fine scores made. especially con-
sidering that there was a twenty-five
mile gale blowing all the time, In.
cluded among the marksmen we're
classes from the civilian and the ma.
tional guard ranks. Seven OF those
selected for the state team have won
honors before as members of both
state and national teams and they
find that their old experience proved
of value to them at the present time.
Those, who enter the contest at
Camp Perry viii now be required to
devote some considerable time to
further qualifying work, such as at
tending a school of musketry, and
other tests. so that Illinois team may
be reduced from the assigned num-
her -
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-16
SPECIAL LABOR DAY.
EVENTS TO Be HELD
AT WEST SIDE LINKS
LABOR DAY TO BE MARKED BY
INTERESTING CARD OF CON-
. TESTS AT OTTAWA GOLF CLUB
six EVENTS ARE SCHEDULED.

According to announcements TINS
morning by members OF the commit
tee in charge of holiday events at the
Ottawa golf grounds. a special ladies'
and family day program has been ar
ranged for Labor day. The program
consists of six events. and II Is eX'
pected that they will attract great at
tcntion OF Ottawa's golfers.
The first event on the program VIII
be flag tournament, staged at !
o'clock, followed Icy driving contest
at , o'clock for ladies only. At 2:3V
o'clock an approaching and putting
contest for ladies' will he held. while
at 3 o'clock men golfers will indulge
in a driving contest. followed by an
approaching and putting contest. the
final event on the card will be mixed
foursome, staged at o'clock, after
which an elaborate picnic supper VIII
be served TO all members and friends
of the golf club.