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Evening star., 1921-04-19
Society
Has Elaborate Program


Extensive preparations have heen
flade Tor the PENNSYLVANIA So,ietv
cdplhet night meeting" at the vii
| idrd Hotei tomorrow night. which viii
marx the zenith of the socicty's social
actlVltles. 1t will be attended nv
tehnsylVanla's representatives in tn.
resioehts cabinet, thus furnishina
iN.y s.ohers an opportunity to meet
win them personally.
The program for this meetine will
De the most elaborate ever attempted
by the society, the oldest and largest
state society in the city. Miss Bernice
randall, soprano soIoist, will render
The SnoWdrop" and The star and
MI. Albert Shafferman, baritone So
lolst, will add The Son of the Desert"
and the Aria Benvenuto." Miss lean
wilson, who recently gave a recital
IN the executive mansion at Harris
vania."
Mrs. Lillian Russell Moore. the wife
of well known Pittsburgh publisher,
VIII deliver an address on NV Ex-
perlences as Presidential Cam
paigner."
Mr. A. W. Mellon, Secretary of the
Treasury; Mr.. James J. Davis, Secre-
tary of Labor; Mr.. Henry F. Fletcher.
undersecterary of state. and Mr.. HUI
ociI "oih. HTSl assistant postmaster
general. viii be the guests of honor.
Maj w. H. Simpson of the United
States Army. will make introductfons.
In the receiving line Will be Miss
Mellon, Mrs. James j. Davis, Mrs
Henry P. Fletcher Mrs. Hubert Work.
Mrs. Edwin E. Sparks, Mrs. Hamlin
Cogswell. Mrs. John B. Heron, Mrs
{. W. Adams. Mrs. c. w kutZ and
Mrs. Livingstone L. Hunter
Mrs. Samuel Kendall. wife of Rep
resentative Kendall of Pennsylvania
is in charge of the sale of boxes for
the meeting and among those who
nave taken boxes are Senator and
Mrs. P. G. Knox, former Representa-
tive and Mrs. Joseph f. Thropp. Rep
resentative and Mrs. Samuel A Ken
dali. Representative and Mrs. Louis T.
McFadden, Representative and Mrs.
NJ. Clyde Kelly, Mr.. and Mrs Robin
son l.! Downey, Mr.. and Mrs. A. z.
Moore. Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Selecman
and Mrs. Livingstone L. Hunter
Representative Alice Robertson of
Oklahoma will be present and large
number of Pennsylvania ladies of the
Daughters of the Revolution, who will
be in attendance at the national con-
gress of that organization, will min
gle with Keystonites now resident in
Washington.
The officers of the society are: Rep
resentative NJ. Clyde Kelly. president;
DR.. John S. Arnold, T. Lincoln
Townsend and Mrs. F. L. crilly, vice
presidents. and Edwin A. Mess, sec
retary and treasurer.
Membership cards or guest tickets
will be necessary for admission to
the meeting. and may be secured from
the secretary at the door.
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Reception to Mrs. Logan
by Illinois State Society. ..-.....
The Illinois State Society will. hol
an informal reception to Mrs. job
A. Logan. honorary vice president q
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The state regent of the New Hamp-
shire d. A. R., Mrs. Charles W. Bar
rett, entertained at luncheon to
day at the Powhatan Hotel, When
her guests included Mrs. Henry
Wilder keyes, Mrs Sherman Bur
roughs. DR.. Kate Waller Barrett Mrs.
S. A. st. Clair regent of the Dis
trlct d. A. R.; Mrs. Howard L. Hodg-
kins and Mrs. Graeme T. Smallwood
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Legion Women Give
Benefit Tomorrow,


Benefit Tomorrow.
1hc ladies' of the St. Mlhiel Unit of
The American Woman's Legion wish
TO thank the many patronesses for
'heir nearly cooperation in the bene-
Mt to be given by the unit at the
Nhickerbocker Theater. on Wetlncs-
daS the 10th, at , pm and pm.
several or the patroneSSes have
asked that their tickets be given to
me wounded men in the various hos
pltals in the city.
among the patroneSSes are: Nine
,'uSSerand Marchioness di Renezza.
Lazy Geddes. Nine. Pezet. Nine. Mat
shleu. Sonora Riano. Mmet Grouitch.
Hine- feter, Nine. Bakhmeten Mime
-, oi 'adet' Nine Nicolaiff Mrs. James
aCsW orth. jr-: Mrs ~ H Dial Mrs.
ma harieS Bridge. Mrs Henry +. Di-
mock. Mrs Samuel Winslow Mrs W.
W. Wright. Mrs. C. f. SAWYER, Miss
Mhpel Boa rdman. Mrs Delos Rlodeett.
MIS-. Charles Mathews. Mrs. Tasller II
11isS, I,, MIS- Francois 3. Moran. Mrs
W {. Rivers. Mrs. George Hone Mrs.
HaSl' Mrs W A. Holbrook. Mrs. J. b.
neHor ~ rex Mrs William Harris. Mrs
~, ~, L. Lenroot. Mrs. Stephen Elkins.
MIS-; James Woods. Mrs Francis T. A.
unhIi,. MIS-. Lawrence Carroll Fra
IIer. MIS- Frederic Britten. Mrs. John
ierFeE Young, Mrs. George Mitchell.
Mrs. farket West. Mrs. Charles $,
farnsWorth. Mrs. Cromwell Rrnoks
mrs Henry Cleveland Perkins and
MIS-. Charles BromweII.
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OR almost the first day since
- March 4 the drawing rooms
of the White House are
closed to visitors. Mrs. Hard
ing having accompanied the President
to New York for the ceremonies at
tending the unvelins of the Bolivar
statue Yesterday Mrs. Harding was
with the President when he received
delegation of thirty boys. who pre-
scnted them with an invitation to the
Daffodil bail at tn New willard Hotel
Thursday night for the benefit of Il
twimminS pool for boys and girls.
Tho Vice President will dine this
evening with Representative Allen L.
TreadWay of Stockhridge. Mass.
whose other guests will be the MEM
bcrs of committees on which he is
serving.
Mrs. Coolidge presided at the Sem
ate women's buffet luncheon today.
and later will join Mrs. Gillett at her
reception for the Massachusetts dele
gates to the d. A. r. Congress.
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her home in Atlanta after two-week
visit to her mother.
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The air attache of the British en-
bassy, Commodore l.. +. O. Cha rlton,
has moved from 1910 Massachusetts
avenue to 1908 Sunderland place.
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ball this evening. He will return to
Washington Thursday.
Col. Fowler will entertain Il large
company at dinner Wednesday even
ing, April 27. in his home on II street
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| The new naval attache of the Ar
gentine embassy, Capt. Enrique Fliess,
| has arrived in New York city, where
he will be stationed. He succeeds
! Rear Admiral Julian Irizar.
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The secretary of the Spanish en-
bassy and Sonora de Garcia have
taken an apartment at Wardman
Park Hotel and given up their apart
ment at the Toronto.
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Senator and Mrs. Keyes
Entertain mt Buffet,

Senator and Mrs. Henry Wilder
heyes are entertaining al buffet
supper this evening in their apart
ment at 2400 18th street, in compli-
ment to delegates to the congress of
the National Society of the Daughters
of the American Revolution from New
Hampshire.
The guests invited to meet them in
clude Nine. Grouitch, Mrs. Selden p
Spencer, Mrs. Morris Sheppard. and
the wives of the other senators who
are members of the d. A. r.. Mrs
sherman f. Burroughs, Mrs. Robert
Lansing. Mrs. LarZ Anderson Mrs
George Barnett, Miss Elizabeth Pierce
former chaplain general of the d. A
r.; Mrs. Clyde f. 3. Connolly and Mrs
Frank S. Hight.
Mrs. Frederick H GilIett will be
hostess at tea this afternoon for the
Massachusetts delegation attending
the annual congress of the National
Society, ID. A. r. Mrs. Coolidge will
be with Mrs. Gillett during the after
noon.
Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh entertained
at luncheon yesterday for Mrs. Har-
vey, wife of Col. Harvey, who goes
as ambassador to London. Other
guests included Mrs. Calvin Coolidge,
Mrs. Larz Anderson. Mrs. Henry F.
Dimock and Mrs. John Allan Daugh-
erty. Col. and Mrs. Harvey will sail
May 3. Mrs. Walsh has been giving
d series of Saturday night dances,
but this week will, instead, give a
dance Friday night on the roof gar
den of her home on Massachusetts
avenue.
Mrs. Richard Wayne Parker is OBJ
serving her day at home this after
noon, from 4 to Z, at her residence,
1928 Rhode Island avenue.
Count John de Sails, Mr.. A.
Yencken. Mr.. NJ. d. Peterson and Mr..
L. Mccormick k-Goodhart, the bachelor
members of the British embassy
staff, will go to Bar Harbor. Me-, for
the summer months. and they will
occupy the beautiful summer home of
Mrs. John b. Henderson, which she
has loaned them for the season.
The secretary of the Spanish en-
bassy and Sonora de Garcia have
taken an apartment at Wardman
Park Hotel and given up their apart
ment at the Toronto.
The air attache of the British en-
bassy, Commodore l.. +. O. Charlton,
has moved from 1910 Massachusetts
avenue to 1908 Sunderland place.
The new naval attache of the Ar
gentine embassy. Capt. Enrique Fliess
has arrived in New York city, where
he will be stationed. He succeeds
Rear Admiral Julian lrizar.
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Mrs H c. Reisinger has returned to
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Lieut. t. l.. Gcnch. L. S. N. and Mrs.
GenCh are the guests of Capt. Joseph
=. McCrink at his home on California
avenue.
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Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood will
give a tea tomorrow afternoon for
the Connecticut delegates to the an
nual congress of the National So
ciety. D. A. r., now in session here
Mrs George Maynard Minor. presi-
dent general and Mrs. Buel, state
regent for Connecticut, will be guests
of honor
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BOOK i-REPATRiATioN.

CHAPTER I-warned by his physician
that he has not more than six months to
1--we. Failing sits despondently on park
bench. wondering where he should spend
those six months. A friendly squirrel
practically decides the matter for him.
His blood is pioneer blood and he decides
to end his days in the forests OF oregon,
Memories of his grandfather and a deep
love for all things of the wild help him
In reaching a decision
CHAPTER Hin a large southern Ore
gon city he meets people who had known
and loved his grandfather. a famous from
tiersman. He makes his home with S.las
Lennox. typical westerner. The only
other members of the household are Len
nox's son. BILL" and daughter. Snow
bird" Their abode is many miles from
'civilization," iu the Umpaua divide. and
there Failing plans to live out the short
span of life which he has been told is his
His extreme weakness in the face OF even
q slight exertion convinces him that the
doctor had made a correct diagnosis OF
HE
CHAPTER Iu.-From the first Faiings
health shows q marked Improvement, and
In the companionsh,p OF Lennox and his
son and daughter he fits into the woods
life as {. no had been born to, IT, BY
quick thinking and remarkable display
of nerve" he saves Lennox's life and his
own when they are attacked by mad
coyote. Lennox declares he is a rein
carnation OF his grandfather. Dan Fall
ing /. whose fame woodsman Ia
household word.
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occupied house. with two pair Of
snowshoes for the three Of you and
one dinky pistol. And you can't walk
at all. It would he a nice pickle,
wouldn't It? Wouldn't you have fat
chance Of getting down to civilian
tion?"
The voice no longer held stendy. II
trembled with passion. This was no
Idle threat. The brain had already
seized upon the scheme with every In
tention of carrying 1t out. The will
derness lay stark and bare, stripped Of
all delusiOn-nOt only In the snow
world outside but In the hearts Of
these two men. Its sons.
II have only one hope" Lennox re-
Piled. II hope. unknown to me. that
Dan has already dispatched those let
tiers. The arm OF the law is long.
Crnnston. It's easy to forget that fact
up here. 1t will reach you In the
end"
Cranston turned through the door.
into the kitchen. He was gone long
time. Lennox heard him at work !;
the crinkle of paper and then pour
Ing sound around the walls. Then he
heard the. sharp crack Of match. An
instant later the first wisp of smoke
came curling. pungent with burning
oil. through the corridor.
You crawled frcm your couch to
reach that gum" Cranston told him
when he came in. Lets see ycu crawl
out now"
Lemons answer was curse-the
last. dread outpourlng of an unbroken
will. He didn't look again at the gilt
tering eyes. He scarcely watched
Cranston's further preparations: the
oil poured on the rugs and furnishings,
the kindling placed at the base of the
curtains. Cranston was trained in this
work. He was taking no chances on
the fire being extinguished. And Len
nox began TO crawl toward the door,
He managed to grasp the corner Of
the blanket on the divan as he went.
and he dragged 1t behind him. Pain
wracked him, and smoke half-blinded
him. But he made 1t at last. And by
the time he had crawled one hundred
feet over the snow crust the whole
structure was In flames. The red
tongues spoke with roar.
The state herald., 1921-01-21
Grover Alexander Led
Nationals Mcundmen

New York. UNITED Pressl Grover
Cleveland Alexander. Chicago has the
title Of leading pitcher in the Ma.
tional League for the season OF 1920.
with an average OF least runs earned
per game of 191 Alexander held
this honor for the season of 1919 with
an average OF la Burleigh Grimes,
Brooklyn. has best percentage for
games won and lost. 676. Grover
Alexander. Chicago. won the most
games.27. Eppa Rixey. Philadelphia.
lost the most games. 90. Jess, Haines.
st. Louis. pitched in the most games.
n. Grover Alexander. Chicago, pitch.
ed in the most complete games. 80.
william Sherdel. 81. Louis, finished
the most games, 2S. Grover Alexan-
der. Chicago. pitched In the most In
nings. 1853. Charles B. Adams, Pitts
burg. led In shutout games. 8. Grover
Alexander. Chicago. led In strikouts.
ia. Ferd Schupp. st. Louis allowed
the most bases on balls, 1877. Charles
E. Ponder. Pittsburg. made the most
wild pitches. 10. John Scott. Boston.
hit the most batsmen. I3. Grover
Alexander. Chicago. allowed the most
hits. 1886. also pitched to the greatest
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number of battsrs, lii7. Eppa Rixey,
Philadelphia, allowed the most sac
!lAeas, 50. john Scott. Boston, allow
cd the most runs to be scored. 14s.
Joseuh oesehger,-Boston, allowed the
most earned runs. 1l5.
Grover Alexander, Chicago, enjoy
ed the longest consecutive winning
streak. IL victories.
A tie exists for longest consecutive
losing streak, four pitchers-John
Benton. Richard Rudolph. Elwood
Martin and John Scott-Iosing Z
straight games apiece.
Charles B. Adams. Pittsburg. gave
marvellous exhibition of control by
permitting but is of the 1.035 batsmen
facing him to get bases on balls. this
in the 2s3 innings he pitched. In 1919
Adams pitching In like number of
innings to l,0l7 batters. issued 23
bases on balls.
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At ail--besldes, against the doctors
orders"
Crnnston stole over toward him.
looking closely for weapons. lie pulled
inside the woolcn blanket that Lcnnox
Ind drawn up over his body, and he
pushed his hnnd Into the cushions Of
the couch. A few dcft pats. holding
his rife through the fork Of his arm.
finger colled Into the trigger gunrd.
INSURED him that Lcnnox wns not
'hceled" nt nil. Then he laughed and
went 20 work.
IL thought told you once" Len.
The state herald., 1921-01-21

Vancouver B. CA shipment OF
steel plates has arrived at Pacific
port from China which may have i'm
portant results on shipbuilding and
metal industries Of the west coast In
general. These plates were manu-
factured in a Chinese factory. The
Chinese product is laid down on this
coast about $500 cheaper per ton
than the Pittsburg steel. including
duty.
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Cranston. the grenadines = ~
face. hurried to the outbuildinss.
There he repeated the work. He
touched a match to the hay In the
barn. and the wind flung the flame
through 1t in an instant. The sheds
and other outbuildings were treated
with oil. And seeing that his work
was done. he called once to the prone
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body OF Lennox on the snow and
mushed away into the silences.
Lennox's answer was not a curse
This time. Rather 1t was u prayer, un-
uttered. and in his long years Lennox
had not prayed often. When he
prayed at all, the words were burning
fire. His prayer was that of Samson
that for q moment his strength
might come back TO him.
Continued in next issue.)
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SYNOPSIS
PROLOGUE.

In the little town of Giteheapolis sman
Dan Failing dreams boyish dreams, unc-
turcd with melancholy ovcr his supposed
Dhysical weakness. There. years later.
he meets Destiny,
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LEGAL NOTICES.
TO THE CREDITORS or CHARMS con

TO THE CREDITORS or CHARMS COM
PANY: $50,
District Court OF the District Of New Jersey,
made on the 7th day OF July. 1921. IN a
cause therein depending between Rose Litho,
graphic Corporation. complainant, and
Charms Company. defendant. the creditors
OF Charms Company. defendant. are required
10 present 10 the undersigned, receivers APP
pointed in said cause. and prove before them
under oath or affirmation. as said receivers
shall direct. to the satisfaction OF said re-
ceivers, their several claims and demands
against said Charms Company within three
months from the date OF said order. or that
thev be excluded from the benefit OF such
dividcnda ms may thereafter be made and de-
ciared by said court upon the proceeds OF
The effects or tn, raid CharmJ Company.
WAITER w. REID, Jr.,
JOHN q. BIGELOW,
Receivers,
900 Springfield Avenue,
Newark, N. J.
Dated, Newark. n. j.,
July Z, 1921,
PRESENT CLAIMS TO
Coult q Smith,.
Solicitors for Receivers.
100 Broad Street.
Newark, N. J. 49, --.--.-.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

AN excellent opportunity is offered a
responsible and energetic broker VINO
Ia Acquainted with the wholesale and
retail grocery trade to become exclu-
sIve distributor for Pekto. Pekto Is
pure fruit product (concentrated) for
making delicious home Jelly IN zen
minutes-something entirely new II Is
cheap and will be used by every
housewife. To the right man we Of
FER a good proposition and Will CO.
operate fully with him In establish
ing Pekto In this territory. Write
fIlly. giving references. Peerless
Food Products Co.. 1913 South ST.,
Baltimore, Md.
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Invest your rent money in this handsome
home. Located In an exclusive residential
community. 80 minutes from Manhattan.
among "neighbors worth while" Eight large
rooms and two baths. extra dressing room
and sleeping porch. Living room. panelled
dining room and reception hall are finished
in ivory with polished oak floors. Light
kitchen. equipped with model gas range and
other convencnces. Extra icebOx room
Graded plot Street and sidewalks finished.
No assessments,
This is a real opportunity to save money
and enjoy all the conveniences of the City in
the suburbs. 30 minutes from Manhattan via
train or trolley any time. day or night. For
further particulars address w. J. LOCK
WOOD. 30 Union Square. New York City.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

TO EXCHANGED very good . family
house for farm; farm must be planted
live stock included. and in good condition
3Ol6
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FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT.

MODERN Brooklyn factory, 1000 SO. IT. !;
will suitcase with of machinery for one
yelr. beginning August 1. at $500 per
month, exclusive of power. Equipment con-
machines. gang drills and punch presses ;
plenty OF light, conveniently located; splendid
opportunity Write for appointment. l. 1898
Herald. BROOKLYN.
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$1,000 BARGAIN.

30 minutes from Financial District. O
rooms. open attic. tile bath, light. dry cell
lar. Steam heat, electric light and gas fx-
lures modern sas range; shades, screens
and storm sash Included. JOxl2J foot lot.
Fine lawn. Beautiful shaded street. Excel
lent neighborhood. Near schools, stores,
churches, trolley and station. For further
particulars aud terms address:
X. =. DAY.
80 Union Square. New York City.
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tion, 10th, near Lexington. Attorney log
Lexington
Above 5sth st.-5th Av. to North River.
COLUMBUS AV. corner I'm Eighties-Five
story apartment and stores. small suites;
parquet floors throughout. sunken ba th tubs,
showers and every modern Improvement;
rents over $50 600; price s165 900: cash re-
quired $4,000; clears over so per cent. on In
Nestment; free and clear lots taken in part
payment; excellent proposition. FINANCE
MORTGAGE CO.. l35 Broadway, n Y. Tel.
-FOUR story and basement in lower SOS; size
1exi02; IA rooms. baths, parquet floors:
near subway and IL station; suitable for
rooming: must be sold this week al a sac
rifice CoUGHLAN & CO. 200 West I'D st.
FOR Sale or to Lease-Four story American
basement residence. rooms and baths;
an improvements; possession October /. To-
Gated 300 w. 9th ST. Phone 1892 Riverside.
northeast corner 9sth st. and Central Park
West Is now for sale only. Address owner.
=. FRANCIS HILLENBRAND. 1850 Amster-
dam av.
$4,000 CASH, balance first mortgage. buys
| story dwelling 121st ST., Lenox av.;
price $4,000. HAYWARD. 2640 Bway.
Washington Heights. Above Ie5th St.,
West of sth Av.
FINE building plot. 10ox1oo, 10th. adjoin-
ing Riverside Drive. sHARUM. 10 Bway.
Borough CT Mania Miscellaneous.
|
FREE and clear plot, 100xt00; unrestricted;
suitable for manufacturing purposes laun-
dry garage, &C.: easy terms: will consider
exchange. SLAWSON g. HOBBS. 163 w.
I'D st.
NEAR park: story and basement, electric
ity, parquet floors; free and clear; must be
sold; will sacrifice at ST. 500; cash IS. 900.
COUGHLAN & COMPANY, 200 w. I'D.
Borough Of Bronx-Sale Rent.
FINDLAY Av.. 12H-Two family brick and
garage; all improvements. Owner.
TWO beautiful detached Bedford Park
houses garage space: 50, 900 cash: re-
markable opportunity. 1921 Perry av., 210th
IL station.
Borough OF Queens-Sale or Rent.
RICHMOND HILL.-Two upper floors In new
family house; decorated shower bath, par
quet, &C.: ideally situated; six rooms lease
to responsible parties IL wanted: rent S75.
Take Lefferts av.-Fulton st. train to 111th
ST. station. See builder at 10716 18th ST..
phone 1897 Richmond Hill.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Above 5sth st.-sth Av. to East River

BUILDING plot. 115x1O0. good business
tion, 10th, near Lexington. Attorney, log
Lexington -
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Westchester-saIe or. Rent.
7 NEED CASH,

I NEED CASH
Fol a reasonable cash payment you can
buy for less than cost n new house of
rooms, baths and garage in one OF the
finest sections of Westchester. For paricu-
lars address r log Herald. Herald SO.
LARCHMONT residential properties for sale
or rent. JOSEPH a. CASSIDY FOG Broad
way. n. Y. or tel. Is3 I.archmont.
NEW ROCHELLE. : Must sell beautiful
home in Rochelle Heights; first floor,
centre hail. living room. dining room,
pantry and kitchen second floor. four bed
rooms and two be tbs. two servants rooms
on third: garage: improvements consist of
open fireplace, hot water heat. gas and
electricity, shrubbery, &C.: mortgage. $12 900;
asking $2i, 200. +. A. RELLSTAB. 81 North
av. Tel. 1871 New Rochelle.
NEW ROCHELLE.-Fine room home. hot
water heat. gas, electricity: two car ga
rage; perpetual right of way to water; price
Sll 900; $1,000 cash: opportunity. OCON-
NOR. Real Estate Agency, 249 Huguenot st.
Phone 594 New Rochelle. N. V.
OWNER will sacrifice several North White
Plains well located building lots to close
out holdings; builders opportunity. JOS.
LAMBDEN & SON, INC, SO Lawton st.
Phone POE New Rochelle. n. Y.
OWNERS CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION
builds and finances. % w. 43d st. N. y.
REWARD e. KRAFT. Real Estate.
80 Huguenot st. Tel. 25i1 New Rochelle.
SMALL all year bungalow. 81 800: $500 down.
S2J monthly on principal; opportunity
knocks once. Phone 1856 White Plains.
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THIRTY-SIX lots in one plot. fronting on
Queens boulevard at Lowery Street Station.
Long Island City: IL minutes to Grand Cen.
trail Terminal; transit lines: best real
estate investment in Greater New York;
mortgage. ARTHUR A. JOHNSON, Queens
Boulevard. Long Island City. Hunters Point