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The evening herald., 1921-03-05
Harding at Work
Early; Sees Many
Republican Leaders

WASlllNGTpN. March o.
It,-iiuut HtrdiuE went tn work
early today. appearing It th, ,N-
ryuuN, offices % Tow minutes after
% u.,lu,k ami diCtaIug tu 60 stem
psIIIhyr Tor some time. Ito was
o'umuuIyd to the offices hy his
i1in't bU G,urF, q Harding. and
ra brother br Geo T. Harding.
o..
Senator Lodge ur Massachusetts
tho republican s"nat" lrudvr, aud
l,'ptv-"utHtiy" MOndHll OF Myum-
iuU Tho republican house leader
called It 80" ~ hitr buusr iu the.
carly Ift'rfuun To discuss with
President Harding th" calling ur
I special session Of congress
80 date for the special s,a ion
had boon rcttiyD. senator Lodge
ANA Nj Mundeli said after tho
conference. II was indicated that
They would Soou agum confer with
tho president on thr subject
secretary Mellon of the treas
ury department was Ma. Hard
ing nvNt caller.
Elmer Dover Of Oregon. former
ly secretary of the republican ra-
li"ual committee. uul mentioned
Tor republican national chairman
tu succeed VIII ~ HAYES. also
conferred with President Harding
during the day Thr subject mat
Ter ut their talk was not disclosed.
hui % wus understood that they
discussed az some l'ugth tho com
Ing r"urgauizntion ~ the national
committee.
m, PRECEDENT un,nod NJ 1880
Mrs Mis Harding and members OF
ihDi. Hmulrs who 100, guests at
the white house. allrwiup himself
nu hour for the meal At 2.4U T..
m. Do" nud an engagement To- re-.
''iv' several delegations oT visitors
ana H' 3 o. m. had au appointment
iu meet Informally tho members
% the republican national commit
ur", which has been ben session hero.
The evening herald., 1921-03-05
SYKES ARRESTED
IN THE APARTMENT
OF HIS QUEEN
Police Climb Into Rooms
From Roof When He
ignores Knocks

pENNEit. March -Ioshun sykes.
head ui the tabernacle pf David was
taken into custody today con orders
from federal Iuihurittps 90 san
Francisco. wh'r, h' ls wanted for
failure Tee surrender tp begin a pen
itruuaiy term Tor obstruction OF IA,
srIr,tiyu draft
In ordor tn arrest sykes the police
had tu climb from ia, roof Of an
adjoining house into tn, apartment
wh'r" h' had taken rcfug" The
doors u' tho place hId been locked
and SIS k"s. from within. mad declined
iu answer repeated requests THAT Ga,
officers h' permitted to enter
Il was asleep. ! didn't know you
wanted m, D.. t"li ~" poJ., when
ih' Officers arrested him
Tho apartment where sykes sought
rciug" had been occupied up Co yes
trrduy h' Maria l'r"dr, hi "Qur,n
Dt Heaven Yesterday, th, woman
was taken to the insane ward ct the
county hospital Cor observation. fol-
lowing court order.
SykpE time g. surrender lu San
Francisco expired az midnight last
night
Thomas Hunter superintendent oi
the county hospital, announced tu-
day an attempt va. made lao. IigNt
fu break into tho ward iu which
Marie frodD wu- confined and r,.
l"Isu hct \ nurse detected .u man
ln IN" act uf cutting q screen out ni
ON, of the windows near whore the
woman Is held uut efforts tu capture
MIN failed
The evening herald., 1921-03-05
HIGH PASSENGER
FARES IN STATE
ARE SUSTAINED
Examiner of |. c. c.
Knocks Out New Mex
leo Complaint

WNSUINGTON. March &c. Henry
e. Konn,. examiner. recommended tn
tn, Interstate commerce commission
today that passenger rates between
points n Arizona, Sew Mexico and
Ncyadl ny found not unreasonable.
unIustly discriminatory or uudu'y
prejudice
Complaint was mad, OF tho rates
In erect hy the Arizona corporation
commission. the public service com.
mission OF Nc,ada, ana the state r"r.
poriti,u commission Of Sew Mexico.
This recommendation is in reply iu
Tho order ut tho state corporation
commission of New Mexico last
August NOT TO increase the lutu.statc
passenger rates. because uf To, fact
that ho rates w,r, already -four cents
90 mile aud that AN increase in con.
junction with th.f Of th" Interstate
kumm,ro, commission would bring
th, rate up tu fiy, cents q mile.
Sew Mexico Joined with N,Na1H
and Arizona Iu 90 petition tp iho 900.
..tvr=tut, commerce commission 90 De-.
ducv the passenger rates in these
Ihro' states tu tie, l"y, uf such rates
900 other states which would mako
tines, passenger rates. j.b ,,uta n
mile.
The railroads secured an order
however putting the Increased fares
ip effect. THIS order is sustained uy
the examiners findings.
The evening herald., 1921-03-05


reached the office he acted strangely.
Former SENATOR Henderson said. and
whom Invited q, can .a.or said
ESQ I guess we had better settle
thN moss" and drew revolver. Nj
iivUdrrHuu threw up his right arm
pua inr bullet entered near ia. wrist,
IniuuruE apparently only flesh
wound
@t'uuTrnph,rs in Mr. iIrHdcrsous
office screamed and clerks ana s,na-
tons rushed uut from offices Hll along
tho Ooriid3r holding Crock until cape
ful and ,I'N polio" arrived,
While fh, wound was being treated.
MI Henderson. who retired from the
senate yesterday. ltuEhiuE'y said BE-
would amount tI nothing
After receiving FIRST aid, however.
h' was taken iu u hospital IN au am
huIunrs to have an N-ruy picture
taken and 90 receive NOR, adequate
treatment
The evening herald., 1921-03-05
JAPAN TO INSIST
ON yAP MANDATE,
AMBASSADOR SAYS
But Will Make Gable
Concessions to the
United States

TOEtO. March % Tho Numic Irl
ShImuuu to-day publishes a dispatch
from PARIS quoting \iscuuut kiku-
uru Ishii. japanese ambassador tu
Franc, and representative ~ Japan
!u m, council ui the league uf na.
uuus. a- -uyiur thai Japan would in
-i.t on her muudut, over the island
U' NHp. hut was .'adN tu make con-
cvssiuu. regarding ,hv cables The
newspaper says 10 THINKS \isuount
lshiia statement ,mbudIus the alu-
tudo OF Japan which does not dosir.
tp permit the Nup question To- AFFECT
the friendly relations between japan
and tho United states.
tn, Nomi, lri surmiscs Japan VIII
propos. that tho Guam-Nap cable
line De- placed under Joint cuulcn
but declares % remains to b" seen
whether this would satisfy th" United
States
The Kukumiu Shimouu calls at
teutiun To- the importane, the in
aupuiutiuu ot tn, Harding admins
iratiuu Will have ON Far Eastern AZ
fairs Il cannot b" 0"rlcd the ucwn-
paper says. that It mcana the ucgo-
Iialions between Japan and the
United Stntvs uu pending questions
must undergo renewed decision. more
especially the accord between M" Two
countries. which had almost reached
the sl.g, Ui success.
A. the critical moment 'th,
kokumiu continues. another delioat,
matter has arisen, the Van problem
The Hnrutug administration probably
viii adopt stronger foreign poicl's
than the outgoing udmiuisrratiuu, Nj
that lupau's diplomacy toward Amer
iou h hound to hvcum" increasingly
difficult
The evening herald., 1921-03-05
IN
RUSSIA SAID
To Be SPREADING
Kronstadt Reported in
Hands of Anti-Soviet
Troops

WAsItNGTON. -. e.. March a.-
omcA' Information that th, soviet
fortress rt Kruu-ndt had fallen into
the hludH ui revolutionary troops
was received today hy the Finnish
legation
\ ruhl'Eram from th" Finnish for
'igu ulflc" ut u".siugfOrs said th"
l,Nulutluuis. w,r" holding L"uin'
rommi-urivs g- hostages. \ wireless
message tu this effect from krou-
-tdda the dispatch said, was inter
ccpt"d bN thr Finnish general stan.
Tine DIhl'rr1m ALSO said uncuu-
iirUvI report. had reached ll"lsing-
iur- Via E-tuuuiJ that 90 tremendous
uph't,u I'gu- throughout Russia
tha. th, Moscow garrison refused To-
fight aud thut tho greater part Of
H'rurrud was under the yua'rul u'
Nh. I.Am-uLLnmLe-.
The evening herald., 1921-03-05
CONFLICTING NEWS
KICIINI'D ~ IDNDON

LONDON. March g. Nrws reach
ing London uU th. internal situation
Boo Nu-sil continues conflicting, hul
th. reports ui uprlsiuES were re-
ii,ral,d today ana enlarged upon.
This evenings newspapers print a
dispatch from Il,l-iugfurs which de
"lIr'd the unti-suyi't outbreak h"s
not been suppressed bat on the con
trary is spreading Tho message AS
scrts that both Moscow aud Retro
grad are 900 the hands of ia, tvvolu-
ttuuIstS
These reports follow druiuls iu of
uDial Moscow wireless messages r"-
Gently that there were amy disturb
UuJ,s
Reports from scandinavian sources
received Friday declared conditions
Boo porh Moscow amt H'troEraG wrr,
serious, some at 'hr reports stating
that there was q pronounced move
m'ut among tho troops against using
tur,r IN dealing with th, revolutions
aries.
The evening herald., 1921-03-05
Arizona to Name
Representative on
Water Power Body

PHOENlN, Ariz, March 5.-Gov-
crnor Thomas T. Campbell today
signed senate bill providing for the
appointment by the governor OF a
representative uf Arizona on COM
,pi~s'nu composed ui rrprrs"ntatIN'
OF California, Colorado. Nevada. New
NJ, Iru. ttHh, M,uming. Arizona and
tho federal government. To consider
M" uH" and distribution uf the waters
OF the Colorado river aud its trihu-
tari.s The bin also carrirs au APP
Precipitation Zoe the work,
The evening herald., 1921-03-05
Wilson Suffers No
Ill Effects From
Trip to Capitol

" NSlllNtiltN, March Word
rTIy today from the home NJ Wood
tow Wilson that the former president
apparently had suffered mo- ll effects
from ua tUp yesterday Co the capt
fuI
Nh Wilson was up ut the usual
huu this morning and busted him
rvIt about hiF new home. directing
fh, arrangement OF furnishing
The evening herald., 1921-03-05
Holding Company
For Sugar Concerns
Goes Into Bankruptcy

BOSTON, March 5- The Com
tinoutal Products corporation.
holding company tur aoyrral large
sugar concerns filcd voluntary
petition Boo bankruptcy today lIu.
biitir- were placed at S5,ag2.gNN and
assets at S5uiNbs.
The evening herald., 1921-03-05
500 Employees of
Atlanta Road Strike
- - sssas..-t0 ssss.

ATLANTA Ca March 5-Ap-
proNimatah 1900 employees ~ the
Atlanta, birmingham a Atlantic rail-
road went on strike today iu protest
against Rago reduction order put
into effect March / hy y. T.. Bugs.
receiver fnr thr road, go the instruc.
uuu ui Iudg samuel "a Sibl-y vi
th, United States district court
The evening herald., 1921-03-05
WE CORRECT

a rom tho Morning JournaD
United States senate. Washing
ton - e.. March I. 1871
To the Honorable calvin Cool
ide' vice president ana president
som tEI"vd 60 wrcstly Savag, on my
resignation as United statrs senator
from the state uf Sew Mexico for the
term expiring March 3, 1870. to- take
vtft n immediately.
'EospcDtnny submitted
ALBERT B. FALL
The evening herald., 1921-03-05
SONu-TS CONTROL
WIRELESS SERVICE

LONDON. March THE peasants
und workers uf the Province OF Abb
hBsit .n the Black Sea district uf th'
Eopuhli, ut Georgia. hJy' rvNuit"d
against On, "mvnshovik." government
% is declared in % vtr,l,gt dispatch
from Moscow today
'At th, Invitation uf the m"ushi-
NIk.' adds the message French
Warahlps pry humhardiur tho puuu.
lutod region occupied hy IN, insur-
gents.
This dispatch will Indicate. ms bear
iur upon tn, general Russian situu-
tiuu. THAT th' Moscow wireless service
NsF -'il h,lup operated ll fh, soviet
lul-.rIII,..
The evening herald., 1921-03-05
FALL SELECTS
.CHAS.R Stafford
|. As ASSISTANT
Cabinet Officers Are
worn in
Today


WASHlNGTpN. March '."' harI''
Evans Hughes Of Ncw York. became
.....,..,. -, .,.,. "a, a.q w to-
"'N' ''' wa '"'''' W. -.
d"pnrtm'nt ny Associate 'N0'''' ''"E
Of tho supreme court.
70, ,rirpt,s ,ft,r All Hughes took
-. -, ,v...J,s az
'il''' f"''''' '''"''' '''"
NiasHn' hus"tts was sworn ~ ~ S''-
i.tnrv Of War
f,.,,... .,,,,,or u ran ,f Vow
N"Nl'"' 'h' n'" ~''i''"lH "' NV d"
t"riur. was the third Of IA" cabinet
,t..,.. ., d., swarm iu during the
A., m. ..,,, ,,.,s ad,,i,is,,,.J u,
''"' '
him at tn" interior department ''
lU.g5 q. m. by W V. Ack"r. assistant
..u,, ,i.,A ,p IN. presancc of tho rec
', -. -, ~.
IlnF ~''''"'N' '""u i''' ''" ''
mud officials "i th" department
U.furn iukiur th. oath. Mr. Fuu
|,.,t...., o.. gt...,, ,td,,.. O., fb, Iu-
-.
f'"n 'hl"iS 'Npi'7'hb '"' h''"H"'
i" mad in iuinIng them In "th" great
NH b.r.
s..,.... t-..ft ..-.,,,,,,,,1 ia. t,l-
"''''''E '"'' "'''"'''"
Owing APPOINTMENTS
charles W Stafford of Sew Mexico.
!,,tu.,. g.,r,tury ,f In. stput, COM
a., p..,,.. i.,.,Jy and
H''''' '' wv
Port" kl'" I" h' th' ''''''''N "'
rhinnt
charles " N,-tl.r uf ohio. to con-
-. =. "a. .o,r.,,r,
~
AM lsid"r" shhii'I OF Boston, 3" ''
|priyatc secretary
,Iuun Cots Jnb
-. , -. -, -. ,,....t..,. nan
Il. - .'' t,.ii. 60, ,.,, "a.
dut'- nave hoi }'l h''n HhN"""'''.
Herbert Hoover was sworn IN AS
| IrecfciarN of commerce a. 81 y, IN
I'fhe oath was administered 10y T. w
|l.ibhov, CHIEF cl'rk Of 90" department
Ju-t before taking tho oath. Mr.
uoot,r lui fn, refining .lor,iary
/ fnsRrs ~ NH.NtutIrr. ftHtf.fH flf
The evening herald., 1921-03-05

office iu th- senate
building hy Charles
\ Gruryk, "a FOR
msr resident of
NeVadu The sem
n.or was moved to
70 hospital for med
lDal treatment and
IiH HS-ailuEt was
locked up hy the
pulip"
M Henderson
pid Gro'pk form-
'riy lived - Elko.
nevada ana had
been treated for
The evening herald., 1921-03-05
Gen, March Resigns
AS Chief of Staff

WASItINGTON March Major
Genera March. ,hl,r OF uuu to-day
handed his resignation tu John ".
W"rks th" new eu,r,tur, OF war. io
SAKE effect It tho ulousur, ui rr'#I-
dent Harding
The evening herald., 1921-03-05
FORMER SENATOR
HENDERSON SHOT
THROUGH WRIST
Wound Is Slight; Assail-
ant Arrested in Senate
Building

WNSHlNGTOS. March Former
Senator Henderson uf Nevada was
shot through the wrist today In his
The evening herald., 1921-03-05
Weather
AT THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW
MEXICO, ALBUQUERQUE
For az Hours Ending Q .. IN.

Highest temper
nturr &C. lowest
temperature -
daily range tenn
p"ruturC d n;
mean daily t'm
pcraturc o., rec
latiNt humidity
q q. m 81 r'
latiyo humidity
= u ~ h3 pre-
cipitntion trace.
maximum VcloC-
ity of wind milra
per hour 80; pre-
NiiliuE direction
The evening herald., 1921-03-05

Charles v Sunurd was secretary 10
Air Fan during his term as senator
Ho b. q former Albuquerque banker
mud has hold county offices IN san
Juan county and served us territorial
tirnsuror and HuditoT and traNcEng
auditor ana bank examiner.
The New York herald., 1921-08-07
New Jersey Trnnsa ctiona.

Feist & Feist. Inc. report the follow
ing sales: For Ada May johnson to James
Hayhow the ten room dwelling at 62 Bp-
plrt street. East Orange. on 4 plot 25x
$50: for tho Oraton Investment Conn
pany. represented by Christian Feigen-
span. the house at 1912 Broad street.
Newark. running through to Ardslev
Court, 40x170. 10 John StaD,a". who viii
erect on the site a three story autou,o-
bile service station and garage building !;
for Droste & Snyder, the two story build
ing with rear building Of similar
height, on plot 62xf0s. at 1sy South
street. Newark. to ". Sar Giacomo.
dealer IN paper, rags, &c, VINO was rep
resented by Peter Cavvechla.
l.. N. Nicholson Co have sold at
Lyndhurst to Joseph Zimmerman n
five room COTTAGE. 35x150 on Lyndhurst
avenue; TO Walter T. Hodge, a six room
house, B0x100, on Lincoln place; to John
Mulligan, three plots on P'vorslde ave-
nue.; to Charles Schatt j room
house on Park avenue, on plot 37x115 :
10 Anna Foster. six room house. ask
i50 on Page avenue. and 10 Charles ~
Ford, new five room seri-bungaiow,
35x125, on Riverside avenue
The New York herald., 1921-08-07
REALTY RECORDS
OF CITY NOW SAFE
Duplicates Stored in Catskill
Watershed for an Outlay
of About $4,000.

To THE REAL ESTATE EpIroR OF THE
NEW YORK HERALD: One of the most
important things that / had set my
heart upon doing while Register has at
last been consummated. When I re-
tired from the Office of Register on Jan
uary 1. 1918. I left the duplicate plant
bound In volumes. boxed and ready for
shipment to place OF safety in the
Catsklll watershed.
The Water Department had assigned
a stone building formerly used by the
engineers In their surveys, but now no
longer In use, In which to store the
duplicate plant; arrangements had been
made for the necessary alterations. steel
shelving had been bought and even the
carriage had been provided for MY
term having expired. the finishing OF
this important project fell upon my sue
cessor. After three and a half years.
delay the project has at last boen fln-
ished and the duplicate plant Is now
removed to a place OF safety away from
the location Of the originals Although
not stored in the same building assigned
to me, 1t is in one equally ms good.
New York county IS to be congratu-
lated that for the slight cost ot about
81. 900 saved by me from the allowance
Of the office It no longer runs the risk
OF suffering a possible loss Of millions
OF dollars from the total destruction OF
its real estate records.
The calamity that befell Chicago. San
Francisco, Jacksonville and other places
cannot happen now TO New York county.
Would Il not be well for the other bor-
oughs TO hasten the completion of their
duplicate plants and store them safely
away, too?
JOHN T. Hopper, Former Register.
The New York herald., 1921-08-07
BUILDING MANAGERS
HOLD CONVENTION
Portland, Ore, Meet Proves
Most Instructive Affair in
History Of Association.

The fourteenth annual convention OF
the National Association OF Building
Owners and Managers. held recently at
Portland. Ore. was the most interesting
and instructive gathering yet convened
and marked high point In the develop
ment OF the association. The programme
was well arranged. its scope taxing In
practically every detail of the profess
The New York herald., 1921-08-07
Newly Elected Officers.

Following the usual custom, the eiec-
tlon was held after all other business
had been finished. The result was "a
follows: President. Clarence I. Coley of
this city; vice presidents, Earle Shultz
OF Chicago, 4. J.. SHETLAND OF Cleveland,
Eli Torrance. Jr.. of Mime apolis Sec
retary, Howard G. Looms of Omaha:
treasurer Lee T. Smith of this city.
The executive committee was not an
pointed but 1t was announced that this
VIII be done at later date. However.
Mr. Coley stated that Col Strong had
agreed to accept appointment and would
take charge of the Bulletin.
TWO meetings of the secretaries were
held and papers read as follows: "Issu-
ance of Propaganda Litera ture by Local
Associations. by j. T. Curran. secre-
tary Building Owners and Managers
Association of Seattle; "The Function
ing of a Local Association i'll Tax
Matters. by +. s. Bicknell. sec
retary Cleveland Association of Build
ing Owners and Managers. Tho
first of these meetings was a dinner
given by James j. Sayer of Portland to
the secretarial conference and the sec-
ond a luncheon in compliment Of Mr.
Sayer
During the discussion at the f1rst
meeting it developed that the consensus
OF opinion Of those present was that the
efficiency OF each secretary could be in
creased by forming an association.
Thereupon plans were inaugurated and
a committee appointed TO draft the con-
stitution. This committee reported at
the next meeting, and after adopting a
constitution tho following officers were
elected: president. T. T.. Brainbridge
Chicago; vice-president, James j. Sayer
oil Portland; secretary and trea surer,
Charles +. Merritt of this city.
The New York herald., 1921-08-07
SUBURBAN HOMES WANTED.

REFINED Christian couple desire TO rent
small unfurnished house, committing dis
tance New York, rent not to exceed $1,000;
option 10 purchase at end Of year. j. J.
SHERIDAN, 1888 Park av.
WANTED to purchase on line Of Hudson
River Railroad. within thirty miles OF
New York strictly modern. up to date house
OF at least nine rooms; full particulars and
price first letter. NJ 1882 Herald, Harlem.
WANTED to rent October 1, for year, in
residential suburbs. seven or eight room
house: room for maid. committing distance;
moderate rental; supply references,
give full particulars when answering. BOX
645 Herald. Herald SQUARE. .
wANTED-TTp 10 date furnished or unfur
nished house, 6 or rooms, suburban; con-
venIent cornmutlng for immediate or October
1st occupancy. state full particulars. Box
Y GA Herald, Herald 80.
SIX room cottage or part Of two family
house Westchester county; rent not over
$50 per month. j. BARKER. 10 East 45th 81.
The New York herald., 1921-08-07

APARTMENTS or QUALITY.
East. West Side. Long. short leases.
APARTMENT RENTING CO.,
116 West 72d st. Phone Columbus 1877.
BEAUTIFULLY furnished 10 room apart
ment complete In appointment; location
Weet End av and 10th st; long or short
lease. private telephone. Information tele-
phone Schuyler $3.50.
CENTRAL PARK wEsT-Exceptionail de-
sirable. sunny, corner apartment. fur
nished, seven rooms, two baths. modern,
elevator; overlooking park, suitcase TO Oc-
tober, 1929, Phone Columbus 1851.
CENTRAL PARK WEST, 484-s-a rooms, ali
improvements; s23. VAN HORN, 10iss
Watkins.
CENTRAL PARK WEST, 37S-Four rooms
Kitchen. Apt. South. Riverside Ts20.
DESIGNATED FOR OwNER--Tn the COS
two rooms and bath. furnished or unfur-
niahed; in one OF the finest, centrally To-
GATED apartment houses In city, hotel SER
Vice: every convenience. restaurant on prem
ises. u. A. BLACK. 2 w. l25TH STREET
EAST ORANGiE--Six toom. modern fur
nished apartment until October 4 AZ cost
unfurnished $40. Phone Orange 31R.
ELABoRATELY. newly furnished room
apartment on Riverside Driver reference
sreouircd- Anply X esa Herald. 10th. St
The New York herald., 1921-08-07
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

ADvERTISER HAS FURNISHED
FOUR ROOM APARTMENT IN
WEST 5o'S, NEAR eth Av.. TO
LEASE FOR FIVE OR TEN YEAR
PERIOD; LUXURIOUSLY FUR
NISHED: EVERY MODERN con-
NENIENCE: ALL FURNITURE AND
EQUIPMENT PRACTICALLY NEW.
THIS APARTMENT WAS ESPECf-
ALLY DESIGNED, CONSTRUCTED
AND FURNISHED FOR ADVER-
TlsER LAST FALL AT a COST OF
s40,0o0 MUST BE SEEN TO BE AP-
pRECIATED RENT $500 MONTHLY
TO RESPONSIBLE PARTIES ONLY.
WILL CONSIDER SELLING LEASE
AND ALL CONTENTS AND EQUIP
MENT. TELEPHONE CIRCLE 2isO.
The New York herald., 1921-08-07
Miscellaneous.


BEFORE buying selling farm read
Farm Loans and City Bonds Hartford
Building. Chicago. 2oc copy, 81 q year
FARMS for sale. catalogue free. STRoUT
FARM AGENCY. Box +, 80 Nassau St
J STERLING DRAKE,
FARMS,
30 BROADWAY.
The New York herald., 1921-08-07
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

4 financially respcnrible experienced builder
wanted / have three choice operations
financed Manhattan owner subordiuntes lib
srallv. details on application. 40 Herald.
Herald square.
AMER. REALTY CO., 2p9 broadway, buys
choice Manaattau~ ArA 4Brpux -prorpUiaas
The New York herald., 1921-08-07


WOODBRIDGE. ~. J.-Forced 10 sell quickly.
beautiful new home, - minutes from Hud-
son Terminal or Pennsylvania Station; 8
large rooms, large porch. all improvements.
: blocks from station; excellent planted gar
den, corner iOoIO0. tax exempt: immediate
occupancy. Worth $4,000. Price 81, $50;
terms, $3.50 down, $50 monthly. Box 40.
Ayenel Park. New Jersey.
UNUSUAL s@ashore offering. blocks with
80 feet frontage on ocean, running through
- Barnegat Bay, ~ane frontage on bay;
contain , 70 10 acres. auto road railroad.
small payment down. balance any time with
in years only few; worth your atten-
ton. OCEAN FRONT CO. COS Bailey Bldg,
phila delpha.
$100Oo-The kind they used 10 build. Sc. 900
cash: fine section, half hour out near sta
tion; golf; nine rooms. modern improve
ments; attractive grounds. fruit, garage.
Owner, Stuyvesant 1858. i2i Herald, Her
aid 50.
CniifornIa--Sale or Rent.
PASADENA, Cal.-Plot six225 feet for sale
or exchange for Eastern property. +. r
e., box i32, Coytesville. N. J.
The New York herald., 1921-08-07
APARTMENTS WANTED.
Furnished.

Furnished.
APARTMENT wanted or rooms fur
nished east or west side. below Goth ST.,
October I to June moderate rental. liz
4th st., Garden City, l.. I.
HAVE numerous requests for high class
apartments, having G-s rooms % baths
submit particulars. KENT REALTY COM
PANY. 203 West 72d. Columbus 0564
For October I. below T3d ST., two rooms and
bath, maid service, large rooms, restaurant
In building. Box 1a2 Long Beach, l., /.
WANTED, , or room modern completely
furnished apartment, from September TO
June next. between sJth and 10th sts.,
Broadway west small family. references
Phone Canal 2GGG.
The New York herald., 1921-08-07
REAL ESTATE-CANADA.

LAURENTIAN MUNTAINS.-Newly com
pleted shingled cottage for. sale. contain
ing living room kitchen, wide veranda and
bedrooms, situated on lake shore property.
Quebec; supplies delivered daily;
bee. Canada