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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-30

Atlantic City. N. J., April 12.--The
Fitzgerald Hotel and DEVELOPMENT
Corporation, headed by B. G. Fitzeer-
ala perhaps the most widely known
care owner In the country among race
people, and composed Of local bust.
ness and professional men, have Just
closed deal whereby the corporation,
TOOK over tho Obert Estate of this CITY
1or the purpose of erecting n $500 900
motel the company is to build and
nave ready for guests the season of
1929.
Inc site purchased Is in the hearr
or the cottage section of the CITY md
one or the best locations here. It ha,
q frontage of $50 feet on Indianl ave.
nue., between Atlantic and Artic ave.
hues and a depth on Brighton Face
OF 22s feet. 1t is only short b,o..s
from the beach and the finests of tho
c'ty's wonderful eight miles o. bath.
ing beach. Here the company will
erect Its two hundred sleeping room
win baths. hotel, which will contain
all the modern improvements and con
veniences found in the best hotels In
the Countrywide plans for this new
palatial hostelry are prepared by tho
iirm or McLanahan and Price who de
uesigned the wonder hotel of the At
iantlc Coast, the Traymore.
'Ihe company is Offering, In another.
column Of this paper, n prize of q
hundred dollars In gold, and a week,
stay at the hotel, when completed, FREQ
or all costs, to the person who suggests
the name selected as the most fitting
ana appropriate for the new hotel II
is anxious that the history and deyel
oplheht OF the race be considered in
inc selection of a name, and his
marks all tie restI lotions of The con
test which is open to all.
The company expects to place a linn
ited amount of its stock on the mar
ket within few days, which will he
ohefcd IN blocks of such amount .
that the average person may take ad
vantage Of the offer.
arrangements have been completed
Tor the big event which mark the cor
hcf stone laying, which is anticipatcd
marking gala event at the Nations
Playground.
besides Mr.. Fitzgerald, other local
men connecte with the corporation arc
Charles Is. Johnson, vice president
Dr' w. r.. Bras well. IRE ,surer: James
a. Llghtfoot, secretary; r. d. Francis
assistant secretary; w. Shirley Stat
lord, DR.. A. B. Borune; II. M. Chase
Or. st. Elmo Davenport and DR.. A
Is. Washington.
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VIRGINIA-In the Law and fDquitd
Court OF the City of Rihcmond tho
10th day Of March 1921.

ARNEpFA u. HOMES :. Plaintiff
against In Chancery
w. HOLMES, ..DefendnI
The object of this suit Is to oil
tain a divorce from tho bond
of matrlmony by the plain
tiff from the defendant on the ground
natural impotency Of the body exis
ig at the time Of marriage.
And an affidavit having been mad
and filed that the defendant, Chorle
Wal' ms Holmes is not resident
the State Of Virginia it Is ordere
that he appear here within ten day
after the due publication OF this Oh
der and do what may be necessar
to protect his interest In thia suit.
A Copy: i#
Teste: LUTHER LIBBY, Clerk.
J. f. BYRD, p. @.
532 1-2 N. Second Street.
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THREE STATES

1t overlooked Il bend in the river,
from which point one could look into
three States, Maryland, Virginia and
West Virginia. l had previously
copied from tablet the following In
scription: "That this nation might
nave Il new birth of freedom. That
slavery should be removed forever
from American soil, john Brown and
his II men gave their lives. TO COM
memorate their heroism, this tablet is
placed on this building. which has
since been known as John Browns
Fort, by the Alumni OF Storer College
1918"
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$4,000 ENDOWMENT PAID.

Newport News. Va, April 6, 1921.
This is to certify that I have re-
ceived from John Mitchell, Jr.. Grand
Worthy Counsellor of the Grand Court
of Va, Order Of Calanthe, (s100.00)
One Hundred Dollars in payment of
the death claim Of sister Madeline
Epps Smith who was a member OF
Silver Leaf Court No. 241 OF New
port News, Va.
Signed:
WALTER SMITH.
Beneficiary.
Witnesses
MARY E. JOHNAKIN,
MOLLTE WESLEY
r. of d.
LILLE D. BYRD, d. D. w. Q.
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WANTED TO GO HOME.

did not. I was only anxious about
their comfort and convenience. robin
son says that he can get to Richmond
by 12 O'Clock and If you do not mind,
we. prefer to 60 home" went in and
cancelled the order. was soon in the
car and with the road as dark as mid
night, save for the powerful spot.
light and the intense headlights, we
were soon racing for Spottsylvania
Courthouse. the scene of Gen. Joseph
Hooker's great fight about fifty years
before. We stopped ut the courthouse
for water and then on through the
gloom again.
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REDUCE YOUR WEIGHT

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safe, reliable treatment, tasscd
will reduce your weight without
unnecessary exercise and dietingI
and will not injure or weaken
your system. Write today fol
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silver or stamps with this adj til
Tassco Company, Boston, Mass
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OIL GIVES OUT

Arriving at Frederick, We. stopped
Tor water and then on to Rockville.
Here found out that our oil can on
the Stanley had run dry. There was
nothlng else to do but mix up Il sub.
stitute, as the Stanley uses a special
OIL 70 be Obtained only from the A. w.
harris Oil Company OF Providence.
Rhode Island. We were In MARYLAND
and the supply which had was. in
hlchmond. Arriving ut Washinglo
we went to the Willard Service Sta
ton. In front was n crowd standing
around a boy, who had a broken hi.
cycle. learned shortly afterwards
that he had run head OH into an auto
mobile, making dent in the car about
the size Of the impression of his head.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-30
GIRLS HAVE PRETTY FACES AND
MIAUTIFUL COMPLEXION.
An Atlanta

man makes
1ew. discovery
chat makes an
Old face look
years younger.
If your skin is
dark, brown or
covered with
frecklcs or
blemisllcs just
use u little
Cocoaone Skin
Whitener; it is
made with co
c2anut oil and
is perfectly
II -
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GOING SOUTH AGAIN

The surprising part of the business
was that the boy did not seem to be
injured save for scratch and lie was
white BOY. II never saw tho car"
said he, until I struck it." Then we
went to Mrs Smiths residence and
from that point ut about p. M. start
ell South for Richmond. 1t was 4:4O
when we left Alexandria after visit
ing friends there. Then OH to Freder.
icksburg. Arriving at Falmouth, lust
across the Rappahannock river from
FREDERICKSBURG, we filled up with kero
sene and water and then went to the
other side Of the river into that his.
toric city.
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ZETA CHAPTER

Do YOU KNOW ANY OF THE
FOLLOWING MEN?
Alex. Dumas, Pushkin. Blyden,
Sad1, Bannaker Saboka, Sarbah or
Baba. Write: Headquarters for the
study Of Negro Literature aud History
Heta Chapter, Omega, Psi Phi Fra
ternity. Virginia Union University.
Randolph 1881.
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ATLANTIC CITY MEN PLAN
GREAT HOTEL.

Is. G. Fitzgerald, Well known Owner,
Heads Corporation wnich will build
structure at Cost of Half Million
' Dollars.
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THE END OF THE JOURNEY

We were nearing Richmond. I need
hardly say the speed of the car con.
cerned me. Robinson was going home.
We left Fredericksburg at twenty min
utes past eight o'clock. When 1t was
1880 o'clock we were entering the
Hermitage Road at Richmond and
when it was II o'clock he was blowing
the horn OF the Stanley at his moth
cr's house on Clay Street. A few mo.
ments later, | was in the land Of
dreams.
JOHN MITCHELL, JR.,
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Read 'The Planet and keep i'll
formed as to what our Race is
doing i'll world and domestic affairs
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editor M|TCHELk:
CONTINUED From First Pagc)

2:20 A. NJ. train that morning on
which Robinson was due, but l never
heard it.
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THE OLD FORT.


The President was in the town and
we failed to meet him, Rev. Alfred VIII
Hams Anthony. D. D., Is President OF
, 1921-12-14
TELEGR MS.
ST. CROIX STATION.

London, Dec. 9Th. According to a
Reuter- cable from Melbourne. the Aus
tralian House of Representatives has
passed a bill authorizing the raising of
a loan of 10. 900, 900 pounds for the pUr-
pose of re-%establishing soldiers and for
land settlement work. A bill has been
passed extending preferential tariff treat
ment to New Zealand.
Buenos Ayres. Dec. 9th. The Execu-
tive COMMITTEES OF the Federation recently
organized, today sent the following cable
message to Mr.. De Valera: "Congratula-
tions on the steady progress towards in
dependence. We shall stand by the de,
cision of the Dali Eireann."
Ottawa, Dec. 9th. Arrangements
were completed today for a public re-
ception to Marshal Foeh, Generalissimo
of the Allied armies in the great war,
, 1921-12-14

both of whom will arrive in the capital
Sunday morning, accompanied by tn alr
stats; Marshal Foch and Gen! PershIng
will be officially welcomed to Canada,
their arrival in Ottawa being their first
point of visit in the dominion. They will
be met by His Excellency Lord Byng of
Vimy, Governor General of Canada and
a military reception will follow
Dublin, Dec. 9th The treemans
Journal says that apart from the general
satisfaction in the agreement which the
men who represented Ireland in the con-
ference declare is general in the South,
the release yesterday OF q large number
of Republicans, interned for political
offences, produced a strong feeling of
goodwill toward Britain Mr.. De Valera
has also lost much Of his influence. The
best opinion is thst the split among
feet the plans for the opening Of Par
lament. The agreement was made be
tween the Government and Plcnipo
tentiaries representing the Dali Eireann,
and will be placed before the House as
such an agreement in the KINGS speech.
Then a brief adjournment will be taken
to await the vote of the Dali Eireann,
which meets the same day, mex Wednes-
day.
Annoy, China, Dec. 9Th An immense
demonstration in protest against the pro-
posed settlement of the Shantung Ques-
ton took place here today. Thousands
of persons marched through the streets
of the city. Shops and schools wera
closed.
Washington, Dec. 9th.-Great Britain.
Japan, the United States and France
have agreed in principle to the four
Power treaty proposed as a substitute f.
the Anglo-Japanese alliance.
Dublin, Dec. 9th. Commenting on the
statement of Mr.. De Valera, in WhisI
the Republican leader declared himself
in opposition to the terms of the Irish
agreement, the Irish Independent today
says. In connection with this develop
ment, the outstanding fact is that on
September 18th last. the Dali Eireann
appointed five plen~ipotentiaries to repre-
sent Ireland at a conference with repre-
sentatives of the British Government, to
discuss the Anglo-Irish problem and if
possible arrive at a settlement. With
skill and ability these plenipotentiaries
fulfilled the onerous mission entrusted to
them. After long weeks of arduous
labour and persistent effort they secured
terms and a settlement, which, we have
no doubt, we're the best that in existing
conditions could have been extracted.
AS Plenipotentiaries they represented the
Dali Eireann ond the Irish nation and in
tho ayorciCp of thoir DOuor tbov oirpoI
, 1921-12-14

struggled in from Tortola and hidden at
New Fort bay, and being sold locally, has
engaged the attention OF the authorities
who are conducting an investigation into
the matter, one arrest having been made
thus far.
, 1921-12-14
LOCAL.

The S. S. Lake Ell Monte" sailed from
New York on SunCay morning having 80
tons of cargo for Christiansted and %
tons for Frederiksted.
The next steamer sailing will be the
S. S. "Pulwico" December oath.
A remarkable case of theft Of a con-
segment of spirits alleged to have been
The New York herald., 1921-02-11

DESIRABLE lot 100x1S9. facing AIanhasset
Bay. in exclusive residential section of Port
Washington; terms. Phone Farmsworth 95J, 4,
Port Washington. !
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

TO RENT-For three year. and more IN
apartment hotel. on West Jsth St. two bed
rooms. parlor and bath. furnished. Phons
Circle l44S.
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REALsv JOTTINGs.

Grows r -.,rown Company was asso-
ciated With George Gascoigne in the
lease of the second floor of the Miller
Building at the northwest corner OF
Fifth avenue and Forty-sixth street to
the American Bond and Mortgage Com
pany.
r. ]. Greenhut, owner of the Greenhut
Building. Sixth avenue and Eighteenth
street. held reception in his building
Yesterday afternoon, at which l5O rent
ing agents of the principal brokerage
houses In the city attended. IT was re-
Gently announced that the lnterchurch
World Movement of North America had
been released from a long term lease and
that Cross & Brown. Joseph p. Day
and Spear & Co had been appointed CO.
brokers for leasing the structure, which
contains approximately $4,000 square
feet of space.
The Henry Phipps estate. which owns
the seven story building, 56.SxlOO.5, at
to East Forty-third street. has pro-
cured from the Emigrant Industrial Saw
ings Bank mortgage loan OF $S5o.Ooo
on the property.
The Clafln Estate Taxpayers Asso-
citation, which has erected several dwell
ings on the Clafiin tract, has drawn
plans for twenty-eight additional houses
The New York herald., 1921-02-11

LUF'TS TO LEASE-
Fireproof building, 81 East 10th ST.. near
Broadway; I'd and 4th floors. each 44x94:
elevators; possession February I. WILLIAM
u. XII PATRICK. owner. 149 Broadway.
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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
New Jersey-saIe or Rent.

THIS company in business deal has lately
come into possession OF delightful IL
room. family house. on Fuller ter. Orange.
n. j.: we VIII give unusually easy terms
10 satisfactory purchaser; $4,000 Has just
been spent on entirely plumbing, heat
ing. lighting. floors and decorating; plot
Skis; immediate possession. Jersey City
Galvanizing Co. so Morgan ST., Jersey City.
y. j.: phone Montgomery 1896. Glen Ridge
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.


WE HAVE very desirable rree and clear
country estate, committing distance. TO ex-
change for high class New York income
property.
JONES & MARTIN.
Tst. Rector 700. III Broadway. y. y.
WANTED-Acreage for development
in EXCHANGE for :
Income Producing Property.
GEORGE NETMAN, 522 Fifth Avenue.
The New York herald., 1921-02-11

BARGAIN--Hous in Jamaica. beautiful
rooms, steam heat and bath: $500: take
automobile and cash. BRYANT 5344.
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Above I4th st. to 59tb IT. OncIusive).
East River to North River.
r,ov-xrovN DVrr.r.tNc;s

DOWNTOWN DWELLINGS,.
Possession May ! 10Th St, between Sth and
9.h avs: convenient TO subway, L and
crosstown lines: 10 foot four story basement
and cellar private houses, II rooms; good
condition: price 1880 each easy terms.
r.. +. FITZPATRICK. Owner. 132 Nassau Sc.
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BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

BUILDING on long term lease. immediate
possession. about - 900 "a. r., with base
ment. betwenu 10th and 10Th sis.. East
Side. and With power plaut preferred O $40
Herald. Herald 20.
LIGHT loft 10000 80. n. AZ prc-war prices,
for light manufacturing. give particulars:
good tenants. r. o. box 10. Station V. N.Y.C
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Farms Wanted.

FARM wANTED-About S or 10 acres house
rooms; barn. chicken house. &C.. about
40 miles from New York. in New Jersey:
price about $500 cash. Give full particu-
lars Address NJ. 10 North Massachusetts
av,. Atlantic City. n. ].
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above 18th st. to 59th st. Qnciusiye).
Fast River to North River.
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lfiN acres touu Nc'i1c' NNrus. hfnUouHre
&c.; orchard, brook. 81 200 terms. Y
BlGEIow Beimsr. ~ T.
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II. W. SULLIVAN. specialist IN wes. chester
real estate. $50 South broadway. Yonkers.
,50o-Modern. substantial S room stucco
dwelling. In fine shape; plot JOxiOO. THOS
S. BURKE. Flagg Building. Yonkers.
The New York herald., 1921-02-11
Westcbester.
APARTMENTS - UNFURNIsHED.

HIGH class 3 room apt. Hudson view; con-
venlent: electricity: $75. Yonkers lair.
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Above 5sth st.-5th Az. to North River.

5 story and basement on West End av., 20x
100 in perfect condition; electricity. par
quet: s2s 900: cash required $1,000. COUGH
Ian CLISBY, 200 W. 7ed ST. Columbus
AAf.
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Wcstchestcr-Salc or Rent.

FOR SALE. at White Plains. As lots. COX
100: 10 minutes walk from station: high
ground; all improvements; to close out be-
fore May ] VIII make attractive prices and
terms for one or all. For full particulars
apply 10 G. p. FISH, 52T 9TH av.. y. Y. c.
The New York herald., 1921-02-11
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

FIVE room housekeeping apartment rental
Si25 per month: until October 8. ] i66
Herald
HIGH GLASS FURNISHED APARTMENTS
FOR RENT SEASON or LONGER
SI,AwSON g. fIORBS iGa W. i2D ST
pARLOR two bedrooms. BATH apartment:
bright. southern exposure; unusual service;
~ reasonable rates. Hotel Devon. 40 w. s5th.
RIVERSIDE nRIV1: Cncar ntth) VIII rent
rooms. private apt; Immediate posses
sion. Rivcrsdc Sa6d for appointment.
TO Leasc--FOur room apartment. furnished.
baby grand piano. references essential.
Can be seen evenings after :. Apartment =.
ifa5 Ogden sv., West BronS
The New York herald., 1921-02-11
BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.


Above Nth st. TO 53th st. 0nclusivel.
East River TO North River.
The New York herald., 1921-02-11
New York state-sale or Rent.
New Jerscy-saIo OF Rent.

6. HARRY ABBOTT.
Shore front property. Stamford Coz
The New York herald., 1921-02-11
BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above i4th IT. to 5sth st. Qnclusiye).
East River TO North River.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

BUY small acreage with house five miles
from Yonkers. north. $500 Audubon 4E.
WANT to buy for an institution.
farm with large house. within
so miles of y. Y. Send detailed
particulars. price and photo TO
:. OSGOOD PELL G. CO. II West
44th st. Tel. 5610 Vanderbilt.
WANT TO rent, half hour out, any direction,
modern house. suitable two families, some
ground. Full particulars address ROHREY,
1918 President st. Brooklyn.
WILL lease property In need OF repairs for
alterations. ASSETS FUNDING CO.. 5o7
5th nv.
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Long Island.

FOREST HILLS GARDENS. I
Living rooms up 10 t5x2J H.. finished as
well as the finest homes, 3-i rooms only In
the new splendid Tennis Place apartments.
vice, opens February I. Apartments renting
now az these are must have unusual merit.
Apply Supt premises Phone boulevard
Gji5, G32c. or GUYON l.. G. EARLE, agent,
900 w. seth Schuyler aT4s
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HOUSES TO LET. FURNISHED.

ATTRACTIVE furnished dwelling. iaad st
and Mount Morris Park West. rooms .
baths. al Improvement SHAW. ROCK
WELL. & SANFORD, W. i2iih a.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
Furnished.

GENTLEMAN would take care OF we'll FUR
nished apartment or suitcase and pay moo
crate terms; would even come 20 house
would give ~ reference and take care OF the
place as n IL was his own Write In fuiI
details TO WILLIE DE LIGNEMARE. 4.
SD st.
WANT rooms. 9 baths ~ modern apati-
ment building. furniture. &c. must he -
trsctvc: VIII pay $3.50 to 500 monthly TO
January 4 W COLLINS. care of Siaw son
Hobbs, iG2 West 12d -
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FARM PROPERTY.
Miscellaneous.

FOR SALE-Improved farms, all sizes and
prices, with and without stock and ma
chinery. WILSON CO.. $50 y. Dearborn,
Chicago
The New York herald., 1921-02-11

CORNER DWELLING. u rooms, $1,000
Willett av. and Il. 2t6th ST.. lot t00xiO0
will divide: 67i-6I3 II. 2iGth ST., adjoining.
two 8 story dwellings. II rooms, bath. heat,
$500 each: brokers protected. DAVID
STEW ART. ". 42d ~. Phone iJ0 Van.
The New York herald., 1921-02-11

j stor7 American basement. w 10Th ST.. In
perfect condition: electricity, parduet: now
vacant: estate will sacrifice at S27 900; cash
required $1,000. COUGHLAN g. CLISBY.
200 W. I'D 81. Columbus Al.
The New York herald., 1921-02-11

DWELLING FOR SALE. 1896 Prospect pl 4.
Brooklyn. story and basement, modern
limestone and brick front. facing Bedford
Park. near subway stations ~ rooms. baths.
electric lights, parquct floors, furnace heat,
perfecs condition: winters coal In cellar linz
mediate pnssesslon: inspection by appoint
mcnt. n. G.. MCMILLAN. S32 Sc. Marks sv.:
fsiephons i.afsyette 49T5.
The New York herald., 1921-02-11
Borough OF BrookI,u-saIe or Rent.

BARGA1N.-Bay Parkway. corner saith St..
Brookiy~. plot i00xi0o. Is room house.
steam neat, baths: other improvements
cheap rent TO tenant that will make repairs.
Write FRANK, room jG2. 100 9th av.. Man
haitian.
The New York herald., 1921-02-11
borough Of Bronx-sale or Rent.

4 two family detached. II rooms furnace
heat; good condition. possession; $500,
cash $4,000. o'BRiEN, 3is w. i45th st.
Audubon tTnf
The New York herald., 1921-02-11

on WATERtHONT-s Shrewsbury River and
Atlantic Highlands section. comfortable
and desirably located summer or all year
round home In this beautiful district. sur
rounded by fine estates. easily accessible 10
New York by rail or boat. and midst all
the winter and summer sports--boating,
hydroa croplaning, golf. riding. tennis, surf
bathing. fishing. &C.: ~ rooms bath. steam
heat, gas. clectricity tastcfuly furnished.
now furniture. rugs and hangings; car
garage 2ia acres lawn. garden. fruits. &C..
Immediate possession " desired. price S27 900
furnished; liberal terms. H. G. lie GUZ-
MAN. . Hickman st., y. v City.
PRopEETlEs IN Norrisfovn ana vicinity
Et-GENT V WEl ~. Morristown n. J.
sACRiFtCE-- Studio type OF suburban coun-
try home ~ sacrifice: only So. 800 needed
10 secure title, balance on easy terms. AL
most like rent. buys II ready FOR occupancy;
has large rooms, tiled bath. splendid
studio. 21x3O feet parquct floors, running
water. electric light; every convenience:
beautifully situated on plot t0oxiq0 feet fine
garden. shrubs and flowers IN profuslon 70
with place close TO pretty lake stocked
with fish; select. conEenial neighbors: good
markets. school and churches near by. This
Is q chance Of life time ~ obtain n home
az fraction Of real worth could not be dupli-
Gated az less than Si9.l0O ideal comuut-
ing 10 Now York city. Address SERIOUS.
Post office bov 3IS. city Han station, New
Work. city.
TEN ncres. 9 room housc barns. htntfousre
CO. orchard, brook $500. terms. Y
BlGELow, peimsr. " y.
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Borough OF Brooklyn.

MONTGOMERY ST. 3ii.-Apartment TO let
q rooms, all modern improvements. includ.
ing steam heated garage. Phone Decatur
The New York herald., 1921-02-11

SINGLE office at low rental in high class
building. the new St Denis Offices, at
Broadway and nth ST.; bright room:
Stuyvesant 6643.
The New York herald., 1921-02-11

4S7 Broadway cor. Broome ST.; fine. light
offices. 200 square feet up Apply at build
ing or F. j. GUILFoYLE & CO, 165 Broad
way. Cortlandt 74I5.
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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
Long Island-SaIe or Rent.

BEECHURST. l.. Eight room coscy home.
blocks from station: modern conveniences.
instantaneous hot water. steam heat; must
sacrifice. Phone Flushing 1881.
The New York herald., 1921-02-11

Z 800 square feet In . lofts; electric. hoist !:
rent S2.1o0: 426 Broome St, between Broad
way and Lafayette st.
r. BONSALL. 26f BROADWAY.
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Borough Of oucens-sale or Rent.

CHOICE rorncr. best site Bayside Park:
price low 10 quick cash buyer. HESSELS,
] West 34th 2210 Fitaroy
ssl iots. Hollis. L. l.-SiN minutes from sta-
ton. sacrifice $3.50 each: wonderful oppor.
tunity for builder and speculatoi T.. NJ.
Hor.LfsTER. 1880 Nostrsnd sv.. Brooklyn.