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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
ATTEMPT MADE
TO ASSASSllA1E
GOV. OF: KOREA
Tw, Bombs Hurled Into
Officials Room; Is
Second Attempt

Seoul. Korea. Sept i2.-tBy the AS
sociated Prcss)-An attempt upon the
life of Admiral Baron Minoru Saito,
the governor OF Korea, was made to-
day by a Korean who threw two bombs
at the rooms In the government build
ing where Governor Saito was assuin-
ing his duties after his return from the
country. The governor was not in
tured.
One OF the bombs landed in the ac-
countants division. its explosion caus-
ing considerable damage. the missile
breaking through the ceiling of the
paymasters department.
Tho other bomb, which landed in the
secretarial division, did not explode.
The mb-thrower. who so far has
escaped arrest. apparently was familiar
with the layout of tho grounds. An or
sanized search for him has begun
In September. 1919. an attempt was
made to asassinatc AdmirsL Baron
Saito and his wife upon the Baron's
arrival I'm Seoul to assume his duties.
The bomb exploded under the gov
ernor's carriage. woundinK several per
sons including William Harrison,
brother of Carter Harrison of Chicago
and his wife. who received slight flosh
wounds.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
REDS DECLARE
STATE OF war

Riga. Sept. 12.--fBy Tie
Associated Press. The Rus
sian soviet government has de
clared a state of war in Bcss-
arabia, the Rumanian frontier
zone.
According 10 The Rosta News
Agency, Leon Trotzky. Bel
shevik minister of war has
gone TO the Ukraine. apparcn,-
Iv in connection with the re-
ported mobilization of Rumar
ian or anti-Bolshcvik troops
recruited in Rumania.
AT Ihitmomir, according 10
the Rosta Trotzkv said:
"Wc want peace. but those
who want to penetrate Russia
forcihlv will collide with the
armed Red fighters.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
TWO PROVISIONS OF HOUSE TAX
BILL APPROVED BY SENATE BODY

'sry MELONS proposal to make the re-.
peal retroactive TO January I. were
of tho opinion that the committee
would accept the house provision foe
repeal as Of next January I.
should the house date bc approved
II was said that tho committee prob
ably would approve repeal Of ;ranepor-
tation taxes az OF next January I. and
most OF tho other tax repeal. provided
proposal for retention OF tho trnnspcr-
,a'ion icSics next year at ono half the
present rate and the restoration of a
tax on cosmetics. pcrfumery and pro-
priotary medirincs vero prcdicstod
upon retroactive repeal Of tho profits
tax.
In voting to reject Secretary Mel
ior's proposal that tn. maximum in
come sur tax rate be reduced to ,s per
cent tho committee took under consid-
Grafton a treasury plan to reduce tn.
rate on each income sur tax bracket
by ono per cent TO tighten the ia r.s %
those having incomes of lees than Sss.
90 as we'll as those whose incomes ex-
ceedci that amount.
Several now tsN proposals are to be
presented. hut Chairma, porrce- -,'j
IT had been decided to have a nnal
vote on tho bill Friday 10 give
draush,smen and experts time TO put
to tho senate September y.
The question Of tho amount of the In
crease to DO made in tho corpora tior
income tax a. an offset to tho repeal
Of the excess profits taN has not been
reached. Tho housebiil nxes the total
ct ~ per cent instead Of tho IL per
cent recommended hy Mr. Mellon.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13

Washington. n. G., sept. 1.-Two Of
tho four msiur PROVISIONS Of the house
tax bill were approved today by the
senate finance committee. 1t nNca the
maximum rate Of sur tax OF !, per cent
rs compared with tho present s. p~r
cent and tho other increases by $500
the exemption allowed heads Of fsmi-
lics having not incomes OF 5000 or less
each dependant.
Chairman rcnrose announced that
tho committee would vote tomorrow on
the effective date OF tho repeal Of tho
excess profits tax.
Even those senators favorlns Sec'e-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
SOujet I11s1l1rectio11 in
White Russia Spreads

London, Sept. 12.-White
Russia is the scene of an insur
rection against the Soviet all
thorities, says a Warsaw dis
patch to the Daily Mail. The
trouble began, it is said, as a
result of forcible food levies by
the Bolsheviki. The inhabit-
ants of this section of Russia
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
DEFAULT RTMORS
BEAT MARKET DOWN

New York. Sept. t7.-Cab,es from
London and Paris intirns,irg Germany
may temporarily default further
repsrstion payments to tho allies
forced marks down to opiS in the for
eign exchange market todnN-ihe low
es, record In tho memory Of local deal
er- Tho collapse Of the German rate
had an unfavorahla effect on most
European exchange. French and Bel
gian bills falling about Is points with
moderate weakness in Italian cS-
change.
Tho British rate was steady most Of
tho day but fell TO 2TiS for demand
bills after the close. This represented
n lop Of about cents in tho pound
from last weeks financial figures
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
ARIZONA GOVERNOR ASKS TROOPS
Be SENT TO GUARD BORDER RANCH

Phoenix. Ar's.. Sept i'.-Governor
Thomas T.. Campbell has wired Secre-
tnry of War Weeks requesting that a
detachment Of federal troops ho dis
patched to the John II. Slaughter
ranch In Cochise county, 1t was an
nounccd from the executive chambers
ct the state capitol here late this af-
terroon. The action was taken. I, Was
explained. at tho request OF Judges
A. e. lockwood. and Albert s. James.
of the superior court OF Cochise coun-
~ who wired tho governor that tho
situation along the border has become
critical following tho conviction Of two
Mcricans. Garcia and Perez for tho
murder Of Jess Fisher. foreman on the
Slaughter ranch.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13

sisbee. Ari-.. sept i,-pepu,-
sheriffs stationed at the sisusi-er
ranch eighteen miles cast OF pourlsS.
reported TO Sheriff Joe Hood today that
what he believed was an attempt TO
raid the ranch was made last nisht.
Tho deputies reported that they went
outside the ranch house when thrv
heard several OF the dog. barking snd
saw two mon running toward the Dor.
der. Before the deputies could over
take them II was said tho two mon
rode away on horseback. Tho doputi"
reported TO sheriff Hood that thoy>vero
confident they heard several c,hor
mounted mon ride quickly Away IN
different directions.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
BOY, Is YEARS OLD,
HUNTS PARENTS HERE

: Robert Stone. ago Is. II try
ing to locate his parents. MIR.
and Mrs. Louis Stone. Th" three
and another child were travelling
from Dailas. Texas While III
Oklahoma City. Robert became
separated from tho family and
few DAYS ago reached Pueblo
and can ind no trace of his par
cris.
Young Stone states that his
folks had planned on two
weeks stay In Pueblo which
leads him to believe that they
arc now hcrc. Thoy are travel
inS I'm new Dodge touring car
with a Texas license.
Anyone having any informs
'ion, can got In touch with
Robert Stone by calling Bob
Norman. Of tho Pueblo Rescue
Mission, 2o1 North Victoria
avenue
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13

fought 70 protect their sup
plies and the insurrection is
declared to be spreading.
Bolshevik commissars are
being constantly murdered,
the dispatch declares, and the
Soviet authorities are fighting
the insurrection by all possible
means, there being 4 number
of mass executions reported.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
CALIFORNIA ALIEN POLL
TAN UNCONSTITUTIONAL

San Francisco. Cal. Sept. i:.-The
state alien roil tax law was declared
unconstitutional today by the stats
supreme court In unanimous decision
which hold that the measure was in
violation OF tho fourteenth amend
mcnt to the United States constitution
and to tho treaty between the United
States and japan.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
SPANISH ARMY DRIVES MOORS
BACK WITH ENORMOUS LOSSES

London. England. Sept H. The Central News Madrid
correspondent further official statement the fight
ing in Morocco. 1t says:
1.-The enemy is in flight before artillery, abandoning
villages harvested and booty The enemy left
dead Spanish losses insignificant -
Madrid Sept12.-1he Spanish offensive against the
rebcious Moorish rbesmen the Mcia begun
dawn this morning, it officially announced today.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
UNITED DRUG FIRM
PASSES DTTTDEND

Boston. Mass. sept, is,--plrec,orr Of
the United DRUG company today
passed tho current : per cen, quarter.
~ dividend on its common shares.
The ia per cent quarterly dividend
on tho first preferred and ~ on tho
second preferred wore declared "a
usual
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13
Weather

Partly cloudy and cooler
Tues d ay; Wednesday
fair and continued
cool.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-13

Continual on p.s. EIsht,
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Long Island-Saie or Rent.
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REAL ESTATE OUT OF CITY.
Lonr I.Inna--sale o. renl.

A REAL COMPACT. cosey home for sale al
Hampstead. 40 minutes ~. r.: rooms and
bath all improvements. deep lots. room fof
garden, &c. located good section: easy walk
station. village. good schooi low prizes
80 roo: phons appointment 10 ees
THOMAS MoRRfe, 1870 Broadway, NJ Y.
EurLDER win sacrifice below COST to Obtain
some each unusually attractive. hfeutiftlip
appointed. wen built home Of roOulr. liiet
bath, sun parior: plot faSf12 fcot. shaded
~ fine old trees select neiphhornocd "
minutes ~ caurera station. 40 nirutaf tu
rtur 'rf ~u iuai at .sd st. WIZ accept t~ims
rrrsnfsr. n q. hos aSfi Nc,t York giy
nRiGNTWhTER -'fiirce lois ism 30. ,ar.
Her Windsor place tgu East Cone1ArsA
finest mater front location IL ueiehborhood
rlarsain for cash Brokers protected Ad.
srese owner, GEORGE II. WHITEHEAD, 81
University place New York ciy.
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ssrasb q as.sns-ssIs or Rent.

FOREST HILLS GARDENS. 20 Olive pl., cor
nor, ai1ps, a story detached brick residence,
10 rooms ard . baths ell improvements; ask
ing price $4,000 rent s. coo. unfirnlshtd.
and 81 500. furnished. pENSE = ELIiMAN.
90 Nnhleon a.. Mnlfav I'm COO
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DOWNTOWN PRIVATE DWELLINGS.
FOUR STORY % FOOT O., DWELLING
Above 59th st.--5th Az. to East River.

Park Avenue Section
Apartment House,
suitable for resale comparatively.
Good terms. Price right.
GEORGE NEIMAN. 522 Fifth Avenue.
Sd Az. Harlefn.-Buslness building: irnme-
date possession: first floor, o6 II. < ITO:
upper, 20x60: require $40 900 cash; principals
only. MURRAY's AGENCY, 1856 Lexington
av, Harlem ~.
"a r. SiST ST. story American basement
and three baths: large extension. hardwood
floors and electric light. Immediate possess
sion. Seen any day between and .. price
$50. 800. JOSEPH G. ABRAMsoN. 4e W. 4Ctn
Brsant iooI
ia0-iso EAST 18TH ST.--19xi02.s each, two
4 story and basement, with story exten-
sions; immediate possession. will sell to-
gether or scparatsly: price $4,000 each I.
plans for American basement at office.
JOSEPH g. AB2AMsoN, &C w. 4sth. Bry-
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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
Long Island--Salc or Kent.

FOR saie-t39 Nassau BcuoBeard Garden
City, Long Island: large Colonial mse IS
r. oTns. 3 baths, buffers ps ntry, parqpet
floors: storm windows and screens; clothes
ash and paper chuies: combination coyl and
gas range; Eot water Ecstinr > story. ear
garage. Apply OWNER. next door, or X,
II John ST.. New York city.
FOS SALE at Bay shore, =. T., 0 room
house. about II cultivated acres, nicely
shaded. high elevation; bargain: IS 600.
DoNEILAN. 40 Nassau St. Manhattan.
FOR suburban homes (iniand or seasice) and
gentlemen's country estates see O'CONNOR
= CO.. 300 9Th av., near 32d st., New York
Phone b307 Longacre.
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SUMMER RESIDENCES WANTED.

ROOM wanted in the mountains for summer
season, Sullivan county preferred: do own
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FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT

BoYNToN BROS. CO.-Tsctory sites. water.
ral. s. smith st. Perth Amooy, y: y
g.. 500 square feet frontage tor street Green
point section: Morgan av., Bklyn. FAR
Rlc DRY CLEANING MACHINERY co.
Bldg. SO 47th st., Bkyn. sunse, e2fT.
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REAL ESTATE-0UT OF CITY.
New Jerscy--Snle or Rent.

New Jerscy--Snle or Rent.
RIDGEWOOD. y. J.--Three acre country
home room house, all improvements J:
four room bungalow. large garage. barn.
chiellea coop, fruit trces. near station; Ill
for $3.50 cash 81. 900.
Farms.
from, 10 200 acres around Paterson, y. J.
Apply to CHRIS. DE ROSTER.
1al Carbon ST.. Paterson. n. J.
RtDsiEMOOD-S room modern cottage:
barn, chicken houses fruit. two acres:.
81 600 Photographs. Furnished houses. $50
monthly and up. HOVER. 2i2 B'way. y. =.
SIX room house; improvements. 5000
Write box s2z. Phone 1910 Ridgswood. M.
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from Battrry 10 1ih -, TncIusi,e

atS washington &C.. near Franklin. five
4loly substaBtiai warehouse, Nilh elevator,
2bxfO. $4,000 fnortRage 500 500. posscrsfon
Mag 4. CfLAs. " MOVES CO., lis william
st Phone John 1000.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Above eth 81. to seth st. tsncinxive).
East River to North River.
TIE PRODUCTION or
PRIVATE DWELLINGS

THE PRODUCTION OF
PRIVATE DWELLINGS
IN MANHATTAN BOROUGH
except for the very wealthy, has ity future
all In the past. This fact makes existing
private houses good purchase, especially
when well built and low priced. The re-
naming rnsold Astor Estate dwellings on
West 18th at. between Sth and eth avs.
ara Just such a good purchase, as q oonvs-
nient, downtown horns, or for roorning pur.
poses: -Four stores, high stoop. brick and
pire May 1: price SfT 500 each. very easy
terms. Over half OF these seventeen thor
oughly well built Astor Estate dwellings
have been sold. and tho balance win follow
shortly: No. 345 West 18th st. IL vacant and
open for inspection. Owner. r.. r. XII
PATRICK. 132 Nassau st. Telephone Ts4G
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above 18th -. 10 5oth 81. Qncinsiye).
East River TO North River.
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Wsstchcster-SaIe or Rent.
ATTRACTIVE homes for commuters our
specially. Boz 2t5. Port Chester, y. y.
COMMUTERS homes our specially. Boa
2{5. Port Chester. NJ Y.
NEW ROCHELLE HOME. $4,000.
A bargain: 10 rooms. baths, gas. elec-
trlcity. fi-eplaces sleeping porch: plot sos
fJ0. O'CCNNOE REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
2fa 1iuguenot st. Phone ,af New Rochelle.
NEW ROCHELLE--s rooms and bath stucco
dwelling: elegant neighborhood, convenient
location: price si2.J00: cash $1,000. a. W.
MILLER CO. sos ST. av.. y. y. Q.
OVERLOOKING The Hudson. modern room
stucco dwelling. near Gicnwocd Station
SIC 300. 1HoS. 9. BURKE, f1ags Building.
Yonkers.
PEYNARD 4 KRAFT, Real Estate,
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SUMMER RESIDENCES TO LET.

FOR RENT--10 room house. furnished, rar-
age June to September: very desirabie
&C untry section OF Hacsensack: seen BY ap-
pointnient only Address 20 Cataipa az.
Phone S60.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

WILL EXCHANGE FREE AND CLEAR
Dairy farm near New York. value S5o,oW.
and add some cash. for small apartment
hotel. we'll located 4. New York city. FRED
ERIcK FOX 4 CO. INC. 291 Madison ~.
Phone 05So Vanderbilt.
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A ONE TENAN
INVESTMENT.

A ONE TENANT
INVESTMENT.
A single tenant building means a steady.
dependable income and freedom from care
or management. Here IL such an Investment,
with these attractive features: 12-year lease
to good tenant, at low rent Of 5000; 10
year savings bank mortgage, $4,000, at
51ass; modern 5-story building used as SER
vice station, electric elevator, heat and all
Improvement; prico most reasonable. Owner.
WILLIAM D. FITZPATRICK. 149 Broadway.
DOWNTOWN PRIVATE DWELLINGS.
81, 800. very easy terms, buys roomy, well
built four story basement and cellar dwell-
inss. Nos 333 TO 365 West 18th ST., between
Sth and 9th avs (Astor Estate houses), one
half OF them already sold; No. 3i5 West 10Th
st. 10 vacant and open for inspection; leases
expire May /. r. F. FITZPATRICK. Owner,
1872 Nassau st.
-FOUR STORY 20 FOOT DWELLING
ON WEST 51ST ST,
FOR SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
ETCHIEGHAM. INC, ISL COL. AN.
55TH ST. 55 East madison and Park avs.).
-Four story and basement. with four story
cxtension possession arranged. JOSEPH q.
ABRAMSON. fG ~. 46th. Bryant 1904.
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REAL ESTATE--OUT OF CITY.
New Jersey-saIe or Rent.
AN HONEST BARGAlN-2O% Cut

AN nUNESI bAkGA1N CUI
SUBURBAN BUILDER: Will sell at a sacrifice handsome
Colonial charm designed to be finished in the
quaint He needs cash and has too much
hands The decorations still to be
them according TIE desires of purchaser
eight light and ne big completely
appointed bathroom The plot 10Ox90 feet with several fine
old oak shade. Only minutes walk to trolley in
beautiful residential section 500 feet elevation Water rights
afford boating sailing fishing skating Splendid committing
New York city $4,000 cash takes it. Balance of
$500 mortgages 1t cheap at the regular
$14500 For complete details apply GEO. c. BLACK
WELL, Sherman So. Hotel list Broadway York
Telephone S40O Columbus
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Above Jeth st.-Sth Az. to North River.

DWELLING, esd St, near Broadway: sell
cheap: Immediate possession. OWNER.
o7d5 Columbus.
FIVE story American basement, near Lrive /:
II rooms. baths; guaranteed possession I:
cash required 5000. COuGliLAN a. CLISBi .
200 W. 12d.
-FOUR story and basement. lowest West 70's.
q rooms, baths all improvements. free
and clear; estste must sell. COCGHlNN {.
cLISBY, 200 W. I'D ri.
FOUR story and basement. near Drive: cleo
tricity, parauot; just redecorattd; vacant +;
price SIS. 600 cash $1,000. GCG0lfLAN e
CLIsBY. COO w. 72d
WEST 10th St.-Dwelling; little easn re-
uured; possession immediately. SHARUM,
no Broadway.
26t w. g3D ST, between r1fsarway and West
End av: 19xi0y: : story American base
ment bathrooms. story buffers pantry
and bathroom extension: hardwood floors and
electric light. modern IN every way: immedi-
ate possession; seen any day between los:
price 500, 900. JOSEPH q. ABRAMSoN. z6
w. 4Gth. Tel. Bryant fnDs.
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Miscellaneous.
SUBURBAN HOMES WANTED.

WANTED 10 rent G o. room sububsn honis:
oonvenlen; for committing; all improve
ments: references t. p. $40 LonSacrs
Building. New York city.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above I4th 81. TO 5sth ~. unciusivel.
Fast River 20 North River.
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New York state-saIe or rent.

BTAUTtFUL, high class gen;lcman's place,
10 rooms, tiled bathrooms. heat. pantry.
elegant trim: lawns. stable. garage. new 9
room cottage. modern poultry house FOR 900
hens: ice house. IL acres best garden land; 7;
high, healthy location on large river miles
10 city Kingston: grand view; asking SIS. 600:
about 81 900 cash: inspect and make offer.
ROBERT aPINDLER. lie Fever Falls. Ulster
county tnear Klneston).
COUNTRY HOME IN heart OF the beautiful
Finger skies region IN residential section
OF Groton: home or Corona Typewriter: 80
minutes from Cornell University. 20 minutes
from express tain 70 New York; !. acres
fruit and maple trees, brooks running
through ground, II rooms Q baths. fireplace
? car garage, hardwood floors. white wood
wori, range, screens. high altitude. excellent
water, sewer: price $4,000: terms $4,000
cash. balance IN easy mortgage payments
FAIRcIi1LD. Tel. Audn. Coco.
COUNTRY Property for Lease. MAY ist.
For lense by year, seven room cottage ana
garage. near West Shore Railroad Station
a. Mt Mn rion, Ulster County, y. =. Rent
$500 per year. MRS. r.. =. DoERREH, Mt.
Marion. Ulster County. Nrw York.
WORTHY FARMS EVERYWHERE.
TATSOS FARM AGENCY 4s9 5'h av., -. y.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

AMER. REALTY CO.. 900 Broadway. buys
choice Manhattan and Brosx properties.
OyvNr.RS-cottage At Good Ground. l.. r., or
similar: about $1,000. ALI cash. MUIR
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HOMES, $1,000 upward, easy terms. HYDE
4 BAXTER. Port Washington. l. Il.

9 BAXTER. Port Washington. Il.
MERRICK, l.. ].
IL, II rooms. 3 baths. corner property: i5ox
construction and built Just before war:
steam heat waterproofed cellar: six min
utes walk to depot, one-haR mile 10 Bay:
$4,000; reasonable terms will be enter
tained brokers protected. G 6T0 Herald.
$50 Broadway.
REMoDELLED HOUSE and ? acre plot on
Merrick Road, between Bayshore and
Isl!o; thoroughly modern; hardwood floors.
electric and gas: copper screens for porches
and windows: II rooms and baths: newly
decorated; csr garage; price $4,000: might
Keys and particulars from r. y. H. w.
ACKERSON. Head OF Harbor. Brightwaters
or 20 Court st. Brooklyn.
Ro5EDALE. = Two lots. corner Rosedale
Boulevard 50xi00; near station; tax ex-
etnpt for building. WILKINSON. 2464 sth av.
SEVEN rooms and bath. oil improvements.
50, 800. 81 600 cash CrfAS. HOHRMANN,
Linden St. Bellrnore. l.. J.
90 MINUTES ELECTRIC SERVICE.
Build your own house and save money; one
OF the best localities on Long Island we
authorized by the owners to sell TO ipTividu-
ala I plot each G0xi0O at much le~ than
cost: the property Is on the North Shore, di.
rectly at tho station and has every Improve
I ment IL is opportunity that does not come
often 10 an individual buyer. You win pur.
| chase II you look at the property with US.
lL'ECLuSE, wASHBUEN G. CO. 10 E.40th 81.
| Tel. Vanderbilt $3.50. New Yors city.
2sis ACRES. 1000 feet from Medford station,
II ~ 1- rsl.
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EARTSn q CALHOUN. Reai Estate.
2fc West I2d *. Tel. Hf1e Columbus.
INCOME PRODUCING PROPERTIES.
FREDERICK BRowN, oiT Broa dway. n. n.
PROPERTIES of iie better ciass. 4sMUrf,
a. KELSEY. 29g West 1a7th ~.
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BrSHwICK Ay.-Fcur story br'ci< factory
eli lishs: lot ssrpo: building aO1sr FOO
yscan'l $4,000. ziNls. Tel ap2e stasF.
FOR sale-sorihwes' corner Ralph ard e.
MARKS avenue, story frame building. wlla
store: price 81 n11' mortgage 10 suit. GER
AID PQENT5s AeT. Gausey00rt st
Manhattan. Sol T2es watkins.
R1pGEwcoD.--3 family brick, ~ an i'rh
rooms. baths. S50.s00; 2 family brieA
CO. 500, stpyvesant, , family brick, sio.soc
gtag~ sp2a.
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room house, with acre OF land:
ideally located on high ground: large
trees; unobstructed view of bay; beach
rights; exceptional price and terms.
L.. room c26. IS Broadway.
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New usmpshire--ssie or Rent.

FOR sAIE-rATR init MANOR. on FAIR
HILL EsTATEs. cn Rye Teach. = n.
This beautiful summer home. modern
EDWIN "a. ROBBINS
gprlWrftefd Mas
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Borough Of Bronx-saIe or Rent.
Borough or Breoklyn--saie or rent.

NEAR West Bronx CYonkersl - Lots sset
tcrme. building loans. BELDBN. 2is
fggsh
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coaneeiicut-ssIe or Rent.

BELL 4 p1EESON. Real Estate.
- ttlar.ic -. stsmsere. Prone 2sis
G. IIsrRY AEpoTe.
Shore front property. stamford. Conn.
RowAYToN, Conn.--hil .esr country home.
eisht rooms and bath high ground one
acre. electric ligh; ard teeprcre five min
utes walk from STATION. p-ice S1T00. irrne-
dtsrs pcssession. FOLSOM BROS. INC. i2I
East yifN ~.
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New Jersey-sale or Rent.

4 home buI, ~ tns osner hy
aAvs work and with no .0nsi defa-
fiar for evprnas nlurt he sarri-
ft~d. contains six Epaclou. rooms.
lvtrg room 1stJ2. open fireplace.
sanitary ca. kitchen. large
matters bedroom, amps closet
ard pisass space. Tied bathroom.
haiit IN Nrrproof garage splerdd
ihtnfion. no assessments: eary
;errus, Othsr particulars ". y.
WORTHY. 1000 Broadway. New
York city.
EiGifT rocns AND rArIi. shinsls cottage.
Hamssy. -. .'sem nsat, hot wa,ts.r
i,sSis5 fss.. psice $500 hrst noriss 20
~. 600. fcar years 20 tnn. Mrs. cJLiCk.
Phone lGA,
FoE choics properties fer sac or rent st
SUMMIT. ~. o.. eoumuricgro with
EUGENE jCBs-if r.. rEcK co.
Real Estate Brokers',
Iackawanna Station, summit. n ].
RIiLsfDE COTTAGE
for rent or leave.
PARK AVENUE.
CONVENT STATION, n J.
Ideally situated for health, rest and recre-
stion: 10 rooms. bsths. electricity srd
rss hardwood floor hot str heater iarsa
esrrge; ncre.t private occupancy only. .
5ifrrfea' NY frou1 trolley or farhrwanua
alton. Fof further Ha~iculsrs apry fo
NioTnt T. SUPERIOR college 81 sd. Elsa.
btth. Ccnvsnt s,au1u. n y
MorNTAiS LtkEs HOMES for sse, aew
pfcrs a. Goo 10 $4,000. best prices and
isfms on every hovss for asls si Mountsln
ssvss,.is ;ssi = rSs-s - 49, s'S ssss.sss ss'a'
The New York herald., 1921-03-29
w.stchester-sale or Rent.

23i5 ACRES, 1000 feet from Medford station,
l.. L.: r.. 900. RASMUSSEN. f4j f. 18th st.