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Arizona republican., 1921-11-04
A FINE MODERN HOME

FOR QUICK SALE-My place, s1s5O: s-roofn house, furnished, 3 blocks from Brill line, in city limits; Five fifty down, balance thirty monthly. Box AID, Republican. It
Arizona republican., 1921-11-04

FURNISHED cottage for rent. n N. 14th St Phone 33e0. |
Arizona republican., 1921-11-04

VERY desirable. furnished. thor oughly modern half house. private bath. Key at 346 N Fourth Ave Also half of lower floor of 346. nicely furnished. Healthy adults desired.
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Arizona republican., 1921-11-04
Money Talks

5-Room modern house garage 12x 16, cement floor, shade, cement side walks all around house; chicken house and runs. Cost owner S3250 year ago; must sell. Price S1S50 See Gill C. A. DAGLEY co.
 Phone 3S97. 30 W. Van Buren St.
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Arizona republican., 1921-11-04
For Sale or Rent

Las Palmas addition. brick P. D. house and garage, modern and com r7etely furnished. Phone 590T. If
Arizona republican., 1921-11-04

SAVE RENT, better homes Tor ,ess if we build them. Monthly m stallments. Free plans. Io years III .ll,,,rartors. Central and Madison If
Arizona republican., 1921-11-04

FOR SALE-WAIC PHUENI Tx GEOW-Four room brick furnish,
 ss gso. $500 cash, s30 month. Two honses. good location, $l,6OO; Sloo cash. SEQ 9 month. Six room fur-
 -ssbed house. s2.s50; $500 cash, $40 a ,,-~Ttb twenty-five foot business i--s sT 500. near city hall, s2,000 cash. xviil take second mortgage and let ,,,,rrhaser build. One acre, small bonse garden, close in, s1,250; $4O0 rsSb M. H. SHELTON, 215 West NVashfuctOn St U
Deming graphic., 1921-11-22
THANKSGIVING

Unlike most other feast days Thanks
giving Day Is day Of solemn sontem-
pIniion and prayer as well as day
for feustlng and JOY. Ever since the
first Thanksgiving Day was celebrated
Amcrlcaus have hal much for which
the Diety should be praised. Nc
prosperity to which there seems no end
intellectual progress and spiritual adj
vanccment have been the portion ~ a
happy people. While great part
Of the world still- shudders at the hor-
rors Of world not yet composed fam
me. brIgandage. disease aud death take
their toll Of the strong as well as the
weak and helpless. why shouldn't
America return thanksy II viii be
only by forgetting and falling to ap-
prciate peace and plenty. through
nvarlce and overindnlgcnce, that the
dressings cniored win he withdrawn.
Deming graphic., 1921-11-22
TROOP RECEIVES HORSES

Horses 3s OF them-arrlved In the
city early Saturday morning sun
day morning at o'clock the organiza.
ton held its first Grill. The members
of the troop are delighted with their
mounts. all Of these horses being servi-
cable and fully up to the hest cavalry
standard. Fortunately the animals
are all quiet and know the drill almost
rs well as their riders.
After this drill period will he on sun
day morning at s o'clock until notice
Of an armory drill on Thursday h sent
out. The troop Is now fully equipped
and could take the field ON few
notice should that he neces-
sary. The troopers are enthusiastic
md have the determination TO make the
iognD' zation the best IN the strtn
Deming graphic., 1921-11-22
DISABLED VETS WILL.
OPEN COMM|SSARY
VIII Buy Provisions in Large Quani-
ties At Wholesale Prices From MUIR
ray 4 Layne Go.
REAR OF STAR BARBER SHOP
Orders VIII BE Taken Mondays ana
Tuesdays of Each Week; Deliveries
Wednesdays and Thursdays.

AT o'clock yesterday afternoon the
members Of the Deming Disabled Vet
erans Club met at the Booster Clnb
rooms ON Pine street and perfected an
organization for their proposed com.
missary. H. Nichols aud Jack O'GInfy
were selected secretaries to have
charge of The enterprise g'hey arc
serving without pay.
The veterans have secured quarters
IN the rear Of the Star Barber Shop ON
" Silver avenue Orders for 81
plies win 5e taken Mondays and Tues
days Of each week and these orders
will be filled Wednesdays and Thurs
days The supplies win not be- de
liyered.
The. club Is buying It's supplies from
Murray and Layne wholesale grocers.
and expects to save from 10 TO % per
cent on all purchases. No arrange
mnis have yet been made for buying
coal In wholesale quantities. At the
present time there will be about 80
families served by the commissary.
Deming graphic., 1921-11-22
SOUTHWEST RAIL
PASSENGER FARES
UPHELD BY |. &C.

WASHINGTON.-Passeneer fares
maintained by southeastern railroads III
Ar-izona- New Mexico territory, though
protested by the nllroad commissions
II both states were found reasonable
and Justified by the Interstate COM
merce commission.
The states complaining declared that
rates through the states and contigu-
Gus points averaged 4.s cents per mile
and on branch lines ran up 70 rs
cents. as against general level Of $40
cents per mile in the United States as
n whole. The commission, however.
held that the railroads were Justified
in imposing the higher rates since the
expenses Of operation and the lightness
II traffic rendered conditions differ
cnt from those in the rest Of the coun-
try.
The commission followed it's recent
order cancelling class rates In territory
south Of the Ohio aud west Of the
Mississippi. which railroads sought To
put into effect June -, by cancelling
today carload commodity rates as well.
In the decision today cancelling the
new commodity schedules. the com.
mission ruled that rates on grain and
grain products from St Louis to Mem
phis IN new schedules should not be In
creased above 12.J cents per 100 pounds
aud from St Louis to New Orleans
should not exceed 315 cents. The
present rate from 81 Louis TO New Or
leans Is 23.5 cents.
Deming graphic., 1921-11-22
Thanksgiving Day
Proclamation

Thanksgiving Day. which Is by law
aud custom national holiday, occurs
this year on Thursday, November "a.
our greatest cnuse for gratitude.
which Is undoubtedly In the minds Of
all citizens, is the great event usilsred
in at Washington the 18th Of this
month. when the Disarmament Confer.
ence met for tie purpose OF rcduciH;;
the wnr machinery o. the world II
IL matter o. nnil'u.,l pride that such
a conference Is now being held IN
American soil upn the invitation o.
our government representatives. The
fact that the program for disarmament
as outlined by the spokesmen for the
American people, has been heartily
received aud approved In spirit and
principle by the great military aud
naval powers Of the world. calls for
profound thanksgiving.
The solemn ceremony IN connection
with the burial Of the unknown Amerl-
can soldier, the day preceding the
meeting Of the Conference, was mute
aud tragic appeal for peace.
President Harding truly voiced the
sentiments Of the American people
when he not only urged peace but
pictured the horrors Of war
and its cruel waste Of human life. The
statement OF distinguished foreign
representative that the American pro-
gram for disarmament was II. effect
Deming graphic., 1921-11-22
PLAN
TO PURCHASE
HOSPITAL

Bishop SchuIer Of the III Pso diocese
|of the Roman Catholic church was In
the city yesterday morning IN confer
ence with Father Van Gotham Of the
Church Of the Holy Family, In refer.
|ence TO the project Of securing the old
base hospital at Camp Cody as a
church hospital for tuberculars Father
Van Gothem has had the matter under
adyisement for some time aud has OBJ
tained the endorsement Of Bishop
schuler for the enterprise. Should
The plan mater.alize the hospital would
be placed In charge OF the Gray Nuns
These good sisters would make the
hospital real benefit to humanity ami
add an institution to the city Of great
merit.
AT the present time the public health
service has charge OF the old army
hospital. the title remaining with the
war department. The public henlth
service has failed to utilize the faclli.
ties and the salvuging OF the buildings
was expected at any time.
The hospital was very completely
equipped for the care Of tuberculosis
suffers aud with renovating could be
placed In service again on very short
notice.
The Deming Chamber Of Commerce..
The Dcming booster Club aud other
c.vic organizations have wired their
approval Of the project 10 the treasury
department and the representatives of
The state In congress.
The Booster Club has received the
following telegram from sciator II. O.
Bursum:
Your telegram IN reference 10 Cuth.
olic authorities offering to take over
Camp Cody and establish tubercula,
hospital there appeals to me as very
attractive win take up the mat.
ter with the governmental aut6or,tIes
Deming graphic., 1921-11-22
X. G. EDUCATIONAL BIG GUN
VISITS DEAIING AND WEST

Supreme Secretary william j. Me
Ginley the man who directcd the ex-
pendltures of si5.OO0OOO by Knights
of Columbus on X. Of e. reconstruc-
tion work. employment. hospitaliza-
tlui aud education arrived In DEM
ing Sunday morning 10 visit the local
councils of the knights Of Columbus
and inspect X. of c. work in the city.
Mr.. McGiplcy, who is one OF the
most important members of the gov.
ernlng body Of the X. Of &. halls from
New York. although II Is from X. Of c.
headquarters In New Haven, Conn,
that he has directed the unpreeedent-
ell reconstruction work by which more
than 100000 war veterans have bene,
fitted.
He is head Of the X Of G.. educa-.
t.onal system Of 1870 free evening tech
Meal schools and manages the hospita-
lization work by which the Knights Of
Columbus provide free creature COM
forts and other valuable service to
some 2J.0O0 disabled veterans m 65
hospitals. Mr. Mckinley also has
charge OF the college courses of more
than 100 veterans who are receiving
free schooling from the Knights Of
Columbus.
During the past two years 200,O0 war
veterans have been graduated from X.
of G. schools after receiving full
courses n technical subjects such as
plumbing. wireless telegraphy, carpen
try mechanical drawing. etc. Mr.. Nc
Ginley Is now conducting a tour OF
preparatory to .ntenslfying
K-C hospital work and launching the
new correspondence schools system Of
the Knights.
Deming graphic., 1921-11-22
BISHOP DU BOSE COMING

pem.ng Is to he honored this wecL
with a visit from Bishop Horace NJ. Dn
Bose, Of Berkeley, California. who viii
spend "Wednesday Of this week IN our
c'ty. Bishop Du Bose has charge of
the l1th Episcopal District of the
Methodist Episcopal church. South. and
Is regarded as the most active bisbop
IN the church. He Is sneaker az
rare gifts and always interests his
hearers. His stay In our city will be
Tor one day only, and the church-goinc
people OF Dem.ng win have the priyi-
lege Of hearing him at the Methodist
Tabcrnacle, Wednesday afternoon AT
y o'clock. This Is the only hour DOS.
sible for him To speak as he will leave
at o'clock for III Paso where H. is
to nave n meeting Of the Presiding
Elders Of the New Mexico Conference.
The public Is urged to take advantage
of this rare opportunity To hear the
gifted minister speak who has been
heard gladly by large audiences
throughout the entire country.
Deming graphic., 1921-11-22
DEM|NG vs.. EL PASO
SCORE IS rs TO I
Fint Half Was Full Of Pep and Show
ed Real Glass, eSeond Was Not So
Fast and Classy.
SLOWED BECAUSE or INJURIES
DcmIng Showed Their Weakest De
fense Of the Season. III Paso Scores
On Forward PASSES.


The first half was wonderful. The
second was not. Demlng started off
with their usual gracious and genteel
beginning. allowing III Paso to carry
the ball 10 the three yard line with
very little exertion. Here the Bull
logs settled down TO business and held
for downs, III Paso losing five yards
IN four downs. Rogers kicked and the
receiver was downed In his tracks. III
Paso held full sway ON the field again
and carried the ball 10 Dening's ten
yard line where they again lost II on
downs Rogers kicked again and the
ball was fumbled. III Paso recovered.
On an attempted forward pass stump
Intercepted and raced 90 yards for a
touchdown.
In the second quarter El Paso forced
over the tying score by straight line
plays. Frequent ftmbles kept the hall
In the center OF the field until the half
ended.
The second half saw different at
tack on III Paso's part They switch
cd 10 forward passes almost entirely
and with great Success. Demlng's
ends were unable 10 cover their men
aud long gains resulted. In this half
III Paso scored three touchdowns on
forward passes each of them being
In the end ZONE. Dcming showed their
Weakest defense OF the season against
this aerial attack. Time after time
Uhlig caught the ball on n short pass
with no Demlng man within shouting
distance. The game was clean through
ont hut was slow because OF numpr-
Gus injuries.
The lineup:
VI Paso; More, re; Hargrovc. ri
Shnons. rg; Upton. e; Brown lg; Han.
ley. le; Tooley. q; Gclgcr, rh; Uhlig, !
tc) fb; Parmalee. IN. Subs Cooke.
Crawford. Berkshire.
Touchdowns; Moore. .: Cooke.
IInnley.
Deming: Singer. re; Tabor. IT I; |
Gibson. rg; Pontius, G; Deckard. lg
Stump. tc) II; Barrett, le; Kelly.
Steed. q Fletcher. In; Rogers. N; WI.
son. Bell III;
Tnuehlnwn. gfumn
Referee. Sage; umpire Cain; head.
llncsman. Phillips: timer, wheatIey.
Deming graphic., 1921-11-22
PALACE DRUG HAS OPENING

James Irvine. Of the firm Of Irvine
and Raithel owners OF the Palace
Dri.: store. is IN the city from his
home In Long Beach. California. to
be- present az the 18th. annual opening
of the firm. A gift for every caller
NJ the store on December I. between
the Hours &C 10 a. m 10 10 p m. Messrs
Irvine ard Raithel promise that III II
x 10 ho hig event and that all the
old friends and customers should cul.
Deming graphic., 1921-11-22
METHODIST CHURCH

Sunday school at $3.50 a. m. ]. V.
Schurtz. superintendent. Prttching
service at 10: AZ a. M, sermon by the
pastor. Epworth League $3.50 n. m
Roy Perkins. president. Evening SER
vices Z 80 p. m. A speclnl message
for the young people. Prayer meet
ing each Wednesday evening Z $50.
A cordial invitation is extended you
to attend these services. Strangers
and guests OF hotels welcome. The
church with hand shake for every
one, we will be- glad to see you.
J. II. WALKER.
Pastor
Deming graphic., 1921-11-22
UNITED IN MARRIAGE

Mr.. H. {. Toney and Miss I.eona
Gaines Of Fort Bayard were united In
marriage at the residence of the bride.
Mr.. T. A. Gaines. Of this city last
Thursday afternoon at o'clock. Rev.
J IT, Walker Of the Methodist church
officiating They will make their
home at Fort Bayard The good wishes
Of host Of friends accompany them rs
they 20 to their new home.
Deming graphic., 1921-11-22

''idealism made practicable" indicated
a memorable achievement had been
accomplished for humanity.
NOW THEREFORE,. MERRITT C.
MEciEM. Governor Of the State OF
New Mexico. do hereby proclaim
Thursday. November a. 1921. as
THANKSGIVING DAY
and a legal holiday In the State OF New
Mexico.
respectively suggest that the day be
observed by all citizens in spirit con-
sistent with the meaning Of the day,
assembling In their respective places
0f worship or IN their homes. for the
purpose Of gratefully acknowledging and
returning thanks to Almighty God for
benefits received during the past year
also invoking His dcyinc guidance for
the men az the Disarmament Confer
ence In their sacred task 0f endeavor-
Ing TO promote peace and good will be-
tween the Nations Of the earth
Done at the Executive Office this
18th day Of November A. u. 1921
Witness my hand nnd the great seal
Of the State Of New Mexico.
tSEAL)
MERRITT C. MEC1IEM.
Cover
ATTEST:
MANIEL MARTINEZ.
Sncrnfapv ~ Stufo
Deming graphic., 1921-11-22
SEWER EXTENSION

City Engineer Clarence Morgan Is
extending the city sewer from the vic.n-
ity OF the high school to Granite Ave,
ms far as Spruce St, giving The citizens
of that section Of Deming sewer
service. Further extension is con-
templated IN the near future as wen
as projected extension Of the water
service
Deming graphic., 1921-11-22
MUSIC FESTIVAL

The local Salvation Army corps will
hold musical festival and entertain
mert In the assembly room of the cita
del saturday. November 20, at s D. m.
Everyone = asked i6 attend staff
Captain s. Bradley will have charge
assisted by Captain and Mrs Boyd
and Theodore Bradley Local talent
viii furnish the program Tickets
are 25c.
Regular services 10: 30 n. m AMI
I 10 D. m. next Sunday
Deming graphic., 1921-11-22
MANY NEW CITIZENS

The Deming Booster Club and the
Deming Disa led Veterans Club con
tinues 10 place many disabled veterans
from Fort Bayard. Those located
here last week are:
l.. G. Thigpin and family. lOi s. Iron
a venue; II. II. Mcclure and family. 40
$. Gold avenue; ]. r. Lewis and family.
Petty apartments W. NJ. wesson and
family have moved from 40 $ Gold
avenue. TO 11l9 :. Diamond avenue.
Deming graphic., 1921-11-22
CR,IG.MeDANIEI-

W. VI. Craig. Of Colorado Springs
CoIopido. and Miss Anna McDaniels'
daughter Of Mrs NJ. " McDaniels Of
Is,m;ng were united In marriage No
vcmher II. by Judge G. G. Rogers.
The happy couple are enroute to Colo
rode Springs where they win make
their home.
Deming graphic., 1921-11-22
ENTERTAINs At CARDS

Mrs. &. G. Bassett entertained with
cards. Friday afternoon In honor OF
Mrs BiggS and Mrs. whitehln Of Sn-
ver City. There were -four tables of
bridge aud high sorc was made by Mrs.
J g. Nor
Dainty refreshments were served at
the close Of the afternoon
Deming graphic., 1921-11-22
u. J. wHEATLEy COMMISSIONED
SECOND LIEUTENANT. n. G.

icnjnmin u Wheatley has received
his commission as second lieutenant
Of the National Guard Of New Mexi-
90 and has been assigned TO duty with
Troop c. Of Demlng. He takes the
place Of Herman Llndnucr. resigned,
Deming graphic., 1921-11-22
MAGNOLIA MINSTREIlS MAKE BIG
HIT; LOCAL TALENT

The Magnolia Minstrcfs made a Il,
cided hit last Friday night with Dem
ing theatre.goers who viewed the fun
at the Rialto theatre. The show was
Put on by amateur talent for the bcne-
III Of the local library fund II was
a success financially as well as In
other ways. netting the fund nearly
500
Deming graphic., 1921-11-22
WING PASSES EXAMINATION

r. II. Wing last week took the ex-
animation before the New Mexico
state Board OF Pharmacy. He has
been notified that his marks are salts.
factory. He Is employed by the Ros-
ser Drug Store.
Deming graphic., 1921-11-22
TO ALBUQUERQUE

Mrs. W. y. McDonough and her
daughter Mrs Williams. will spend
Thanksgiving in Albuquerque with Mrs.
McDonough's son Jerry. Mrs. WI
lianiS viii them join her husband I.
liams will them join her husband n
San Francisco. California.
Deming graphic., 1921-11-22
BRIDGE

Mrs. Joseph 4. Mahoncy and Mrs
Henry Never entertained with a very
trligi tfnl hr 'lg5 Ia,ty last Thurs1qy
afternoon at the home of Mrs MA,
honey, 1876 y. Iron avenue The rooms
were attraciively decorated with huge
lunches Of many colored crysanthem-
ums
A delicious two course luncheon was
served after the card games
Deming graphic., 1921-11-22
X. c. NOTABLES HERE

William J. Mctienley. supreme sec
retary ~ the Knights Of Columbus of
New Haven. Conn. and patrick Ne
Carthy. department secretary with
headquarters In Omaha. Neb.. are In
the city on busineSs connected with the
order they represent.
Deming graphic., 1921-11-22

J. $. vaught left the city sunday
in answer 10 Telegram OF the serious
illness Of his mother, Mrs W. c. vaught
at Magnolia. Miss. Word was r.
ccived here this morning Of the death
yesterday Of Mrs. vaught.
Deming graphic., 1921-11-22
CACTUS CLUB

Mrs. Clarencc Hon entertained the
Cactus Club with a dinner party last
Tuesday night
Covers were laid for 10. The next
meeting of the club win he with Mrs,
]. G. Moir.
Deming graphic., 1921-11-22
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

A Praise Service will be held at the
Presbyterian church next sunday eve
ming, the nth, at 80, conducted by
the Women Of the Missionary Society.
You ane very cordially invited TO be
there Also the Thanksgiving pro-
gram OF the sabbath School viii he
given in the morning at 10 o'clock.
Deming graphic., 1921-11-22
AMONG THE HINTSMEN

J. $. Van Eaton. William Jennings
William Poe, Andy Rominger. Ray s.
dey, Oliver and Spencer Darbyshirr
aud Pierce Hughes are hunting on the
upper Mimhres.
Deming graphic., 1921-11-22
BAz,AR TO BE HELD

The Presbyterian Razaar viii be held
December >. at the Armory.
There win be fancy work and home
made candy for sale A luncheoii win
he served in the dining room by the
Presbyterian ladies'
Deming graphic., 1921-11-22
ATTEND y. NJ. E. A.

Benjnmin W. wheatley, r. ID. Mar.
tin. Mrs A. r Falkenburg and Joe
Nvilh Bell are attending the New Mex
leo Educational Association meeting
this week nj Albuquerque.
Deming graphic., 1921-11-22
WANTS JOB

Young man. self confident and reli-
allie. age 20, high sr''ool aud business
education Wishes to connect with
reputable concern. Prefer dealing
with public Can give references.
LEON NJ. AI.DRICH.
Baker IIute
Deming graphic., 1921-11-22
RRIDGE

Mrs. Chas Schoepf entertained With
bridge, "Wednesday night az her homc
s21 W. Pine street Three tables play.
ey. After delightful evening a.
cards dainty refre~hmcnts were served
Deming graphic., 1921-11-22
SOCIAL CIRCLE

The Social Circle met last week with
Mrs. William F. Hayes. I'D 5. Tin Ave
Deming graphic., 1921-11-22

Mrs Carr Payne " San Diego, Cali.
foriia is visiting Mrs O. A Almy.
Deming graphic., 1921-11-22

I'd Ges'lrn made business trip TO
IN asc hst Sunday driving home a
new truck.
Deming graphic., 1921-11-22

Mrs. W. r HAYES of Fl Paso :
visiting Mrs. Walter Birchfiel
Deming graphic., 1921-11-22
VISITING HER FATHER

Mrs. u II. lane, Of San MarciaI is
the guest Of her father. Rev. J. IL
walker
Deming graphic., 1921-11-22

Mrs Reed Watkins Is m at the homo
OF Mrs Pierce Hughes
Deming graphic., 1921-11-22

]. c. Watson and family motored u
MaSiilla Park last sunday.
Deming graphic., 1921-11-22

G II. Parker, c. r. Altman. Mr. Bur
rovS NJ. G. Natz and l.. NJ. Aldrich.
ex-@rvice men OF Detroit. Mich. arr
here to file ON land.
Deming graphic., 1921-11-22

STATE senator ]. $. Kerr was in the
city yesterday from his ranch.
Deming graphic., 1921-11-22
CARD PARTY

Dr. nd Mrs. :. u. Swopc entertained
at their home. 322 $. Copper avenue.
Following the games a delightful two
course mnu was served by the hostess
Deming graphic., 1921-11-22

Mrs Hammer was in the city satur-
day from Mountainview
Deming graphic., 1921-11-22

Mrs. Gurnm Is back from a trip TO
California.
Deming graphic., 1921-11-22

The Rev. W. Il. Foulks has been III
for tho past week.
Deming graphic., 1921-11-22
HEARD ABOUT TOWN

Joseph McQuade. former member Of
Co. l, lst. y. NJ. Infantry, was a Dem
ing visitor last week.
Deming graphic., 1921-11-22
UNION THANKSGIVING
SERVICE METHODIST TAB
ERNACLE. THURSDAY

Rev. C. W. McClannahan
Deming graphic., 1921-11-22

Mrs. G. A. weedman left the city for
her new home In Indiana yesterday.
The New York herald., 1921-12-01

FOR sale--Artistically furnished 3 room
apartment. finest elevator house Yonkers
rent $50; convenient N. Y. G. Il. H., trolley
subway. u li41 Herald. Fulton 81.
The New York herald., 1921-12-01
APARTMENTS - UNFINISHED
Above 18th ST. 10 seth 81. Tnciusivc,,
East River 20 North River.

BEAUx ARTS STUDIO BUILDING.
80 WEST 40TH STREET.
ATTRACTIVE apartments OF 2, and
rooms and bath, exclusive atmosphero,
reasonable rentals. Immediate possession
Apply Superintendent,
on premises.
The New York herald., 1921-12-01

1s0th ST. 661 W.-High class elevator apart
mont. rooms. corner. Apply on premises
The New York herald., 1921-12-01

EASY COMAIUTATION TO NEW YORK.
Permanent home, everything modern and
ready for occupancy at above price; no ek-
tras: steam heat, parquet floors, beautitullN
decorated inside and out. Select, strictly
residential neighborhood. WATER sports. golf
country club. schools, churches. markets.
Nearly 500 feet elevation; no mosquitoes.
pig living room, with huge open fireplace.
Many fine old oaks supply abundant shade:
No servants needed; electrically eJulpp.u
throughout. including electric range. Vacuum
cleaner. washer. electric lights and base
plugs balance. after initial payment car
h. Maid IN. with less money than YOU viii
vast, In rent the next few years. Invest
gate r. j. WORCESTER. Suite l3l2' ltV
broadway. ~ Y. c.. Tel. 1922 Cort