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Evening journal., 1922-06-21
MARKET
OPENING PRICES
Quotations Today for Pro-
visions, Grain and Poultry
in Philadelphia

Following are the opening quota.
lions today in the grain. provision
and poultry market in Philadelphia,
OATS-Higher. No. .. white, 45is d
sc. No. 3 white. 4tia a g5c
BBAN-puh: soft winter IN i00-lb.
sacks. ssfH2s. do spring. se3Q2l.
FDOUR-Steady; soft winter straight
western. Sc 25a $50, DO nearby l525a
5 50; hard winter straight $3.50 7.25: DO
clear. s675G : no. do patent. s7.5Ods:
do short patent, tso0dS50: fancy
spring and city mills patent. family
brand. Ss.OnGs75.
CoRRN-Hlgher: No. ?. for export
7oG nc; No. 3. s987oc; No. !. s7a esc
No. ? yellow. ~ q I5hc.
W-lrEAT-Market higher; No. 2. red
winter. si.2iGi.26: DO. garlicky. ti.lsG
HAY-Duu: timothy No. 1 s23a2i6o.
ton No. .. S2iQ22. do No. 3. sisa20 :
sample, sl5ai7; no grade, si3q15;
clover. mixed hay, light mixed. sea
2250: No. I mixed. s20a2i
LIVE Weaker; fowls.
leghorns. 23g 25c. spring chickens. not
leghorns. 36d fSc.. do. leFhorns. 2s0
3ic. roosters, i5ni7c. ducks. white
Peiin, 2od2c; do. mixed colors. 100
isc; geese, nearby ioG icc.
CHEESE-Hlghfr. New YorR whole
milk. fancy fats. 1910: do fair 10
good. istc. longhorns, 20G 2oAc; single
daisies. 20G 20Mc.
TALLOW-Dull: prime city loose
SIC: do special loose SIC: prims
country. fLc edible In tierceH. 7Hr
DRESSED POuLTRY-Flrmer: fowls
fresh killed, choice TO fancy. 9a31c:
do small sizes. ga Csc. roosters. Vest
ern. iec; do southern. I71 isc. spring
ducks. nearby. 2i1 25c' hroilnE chick-
soc
BCTTER-Steady; western cream
cry extra. sac; nearby prints and
fancy. f3G fsc
EGGS-Lower: nearby extra hrsts
CSC do nFsts. 2ic: fancy selected.
packed 32n35c
OTATOEs-steady; No. I. se6O1
3 rs per barrel; No. 2. tl.25a225.
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TRAFFIC SIGNALS
SUCCESS IN MILFORD
,oo,ai ~ Tbo evening journal

Special n The Evening Journal.
MILFORD. June 20.-The Milford
Town Council is satisfied with re-
suits secured from the new traffic
signals that have been placed at
the intersection Of the main streets.
Very little trouble has been expert
enced by the trafflc officers in hav-
ing the signs go" and stop"
obeyed.
The drivers of vehicles have
shown.a disposition TO help the Off
GERS and there has been less con-
fusion at tho corners and more
safety for pedestrians. than any time
since automobile travel has become
heavy in the town. The signs remain
at the corners all the time but are
only operated when traffic is great.
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cents on the S1OO Of assessed value
OF property in the school district,
while the bonds were being paid for.
One phase Of the matter, however.
that was not touched on by Dr.
Steel. is an important consideration.
For two years the State Board OF
Education has been anxious for the
Legislature to make provision for a
Statewide school building program
by the issuing of State bonds. This
proposition will no doubt be put be-
for the Legislature by the state
school authorities again next win
ter and should favorable action re-
suit. there is no. doubt but what the
bill would take care of outstanding
bonds, such as would exist in the
Newark district. as well as make
provision for the issuing Of bonds
in other districts. Should this be
brought about then the local dis
trict would be relieved Of the bond
expense ard the tax would go back
10 about the present figure.
Taking everything into considera-
ton, Saturdays election Is expected
10 bring out a record crowd Of voters
as Il will be one of the most impor-
tant in the hiNory OF the district
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NEWS HAPPENINGS IN DELAWARE AND MARYLAND TOWNS
DEATH CALLS THREE
SUSSEX RESIDENTS

Special to The Evening Journal.
GEORGETOWN, June 21-James
Fowler. aged rs years. died at Port
Deposit, Nd. on Sunday. The body
was taken to Glendale yesterday
afternoon to the home OF Emory
Coffin. relative. Funeral service
will be held at Reynolds NJ. z.
Church. between Milton and Milford.
tomorrow morning, and interment
made IN the adjoining cemetery. The
Rev. Thomas o. Grouse, OF Milton,
will officlate.
Mr. Fowler Is a former resident
OF Cedar Creek district, this county
but for some time has been making
his home with relatives at Port
Deposit.
Mrs. Clara T. Wyatt, daughter OF
the late Burton and Priscilla Will
kinB, this city died at the home OF
her sister. Mrs. william King. at Re
hoboth. Saturday morning, aged 46
years.
The funeral was held in First
Methodist Protestant Church, yester-
day afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Burial
was made In Union cemetery, this
city. She is survived by one son.
William Wyatt, OF Philadelphia. The
following brothers, and sisters also
survive. Alexander wilkins, Mil
ford; Edward wilkins, Wilmington;
John r. and Christopher wilkins
and Mrs. Lizzie Rogers, this city;
Mrs. william King, Rehoboth
Beach.
Harry Veasey, lumber dealer. OF
Harbeson. died suddenly yesterday
morning OF heart trouble.
Evening journal., 1922-06-21

undergoing extensive repairs at New
York. The U-22 has been sent ia
New York for remodeling and re-
pairs.
Evening journal., 1922-06-21
REHoRoTH PERsONALs.

special 10 The Evening journal
REHOBOTH. June 2l.-Maynard
Poole has returned TO Wlimlns Ioii Jon
after spending a few days mere,
Ntsvor ana Mrs. Eskridge Of Seaford
have opened their cottage on VIII
mlnrton avenue for the summer. /.
Bicbsrd Holmes. superintendent OF
the New York Pie Baking Company
Of Philadelphia has returned nome
after spending week mere; III
James NEG. Hicken, inspector OF the
PHILADELPHIA public schools has
been spending a few days here; Miss
virginia Lingo has returned nome
from the West Chester state Normal
school; the Belhaven Pharmacy
after many alterations has reopened
and as in former years is under the
management OF Horace Johnson
William II. Virden. Lewes has con-
structed cottage here ana VIII
move in about July /.
Evening journal., 1922-06-21

Read the Want Aos y you are
looking for lsed housefuinishingA
Adv.
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CHILDREN ON PICNIC.

Special to The Evening Journal.
NEWARK. June 21.-Children OF
Delaware avenue. between Depot and
Elkton Roads. were given a pleasant
outing yesterday through the kind
ness OF Professor Robert Thorough
good, who had charge OF group
of about sixteen who snent the day
at Old Welsh tract The day was
spent fishing, bathing and playing
games. Mrs. Thoroughbred and
Mrs. o. W. widdoes also went 10
the picnic grounds for a time in
the afternoon. The children on the
trip were: Robert and jeanette
Thoroughbred Elma Knots. Miriam
Gallery. Dorothy Stoll. Agnes Miller,
Pauline. Victor and Ottobine> Wild
does, Dorothy and Mary Hayes,
Doris and Myra Smith and Betty.
Olive and COrnella Heiser.
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The Want Ads are always at your
service. and no matter what the sub
Ject you will find assistance In that
quarter. II you are going 10 move
or buy a home use Want Ads.
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QUEENS

Astoria. T.. I.
3a3 Broadway-Sam Reich
5oa Second Ave. - Joseph
Farbeman
Si5 Observation-Disclosures Ae'cy.
College Point. l.. l..
6ea Fourth Ave. - w. j..
Muller
3as 18th STD. welensky
Elmhurst. T.. T..
Broadway and Court St.
Johnson's Pharmacy
Far Rockawny. l.. 7.
Mott Ave.--M. Malvin
Flushing. T.. =.
8 Lawrence st.-Ragin a
Richter
81 Broadway-Guy Nordman
Jamaica. =. J.
375A Fulton st.-Benjamln
Gertz
800 Fulton s,.-Graes 4
walsh
Long Island City
90 Jackson Ave. s.-oueensboro
Newspaper Service
4s Jackson Ave. - Que-ns
Adv Agency
363 Jackson Ave.-D. Berg
man
Hunter Ave. and Bridge
plaza--Geo. r. Hulse
$50 Jackson Avcs-L. Gold
berger.
Maspcth. l.. 7.
i04 Grand Ave.--I. Atlas
Richmond Hili. T.. 4.
iiT0a jamaica Ave.--Lau-
renee Bangert
Ridgewood, T.. \.
is4T Myrtle Ave.--schiessn-
ger
1859 Myrtle Ave.--schlessn-
ger
Rockaway Beach. ~. ".
401 Boulevard-Neysr Fins
Winfield, l.. 4.
Queens Blvd. q Bliss Ave-
Geo. Lipkind
10 n. Fisk Ave.--H. Rogers
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st. Johns Place
s22-Alcock Adv. Agency
st. Nicholas Ave.
fI9-Joseph Orlew
Surf Ave.
1907. A. Fanelli
3J09-Harry Bolotin
sutter Ave.
5is-I. Glaeberman
Third Ave.
495-A. Manulis
41i5-P. Smith
-s2i-H. Peariman
7i03-M. Tuckerman
Thirteenth Street
1887 E.-C. De Fec
Tompkins Ave.
305-1. Schwartz
404-S. Elkins
Vanderbilt Ave.
62s-M. Janowitz
Warren Street
37i-Louis Schwartz
Wyckoff Ave.
2Ts-Mrs. Mary r. Frank
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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF WANT AGENTS
Preserve Convenience Ready Reference

1S0th Street
$50 81. e. Washington Ave-
p. Pearlman
625 E.-Loser g. Brandwein
73S E..-Morris Reingold
9e4 E.-Morris Gorden
Is3d street
~ E.-Michaei Soloman
204th Street
373 E.-S. Antonowsky
23Ist Street
i6O w.-Kingsbridge Phar-
macy on. BelD
West Chester, N. y.
Main St.-west Chester News
Company
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SUBURBAN
AGENCIES

(, Asbury Park. ~. y.
Tio Mattison st.-H. A. Ror-
den
Atlantic Highlands, ~. J.
J. 8. Cruiser
Baldwin, r. I.
p. weirstein
CedarhursfyHL 7.
T.. Horwitz
Dobbs Ferry. ~. ".
SO Main .St.--J. l.. rrresi
East Orange, n. y.
344 Main St.--Max Mailman
3s3 Main St.-Frankel a Nell
son
Englewood. ~. y.
= Dean St.-Engiewcod News
Company
Fairview, N. y.
Hudson HeiRhts)
30 Mckinley et.-Geo. r.
Foley
Freehold. ~. y.
G.. J. Taylor
freeport, L. I.
Railroad Avs,--o. l.. Brsit-
w. waits
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oARD AND LODGING WANTED

loom, Manhattan or Brooklyn, with con.
venienceB. III, aged lady where she can
lave good. plain meals. partial care and as
stance from kindly woman; cannot use
,irr; must be reasonable; state terms
.rticuiars. 2D84 Herald. Herald "a.
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Children boarded.

tBfES. two weeks up; trained nurse
ROACH, 32f West ff6th. University 34sp.
|ITTI,DREN boardcd-schools city, country;
|hignest refsrences, pes, courses. moderate
"a
CENTRAL PARK (42s)--Refined lady will
board walking child; wonderful care.
cademy 4f26.
|EFINED Christian family would board
|rouple OF children, country home: excel
|nt food; wonderful care. Bayside 1115R.
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED

BUSINESS man. so. without family, best
references, would like to Join American
Family about October I in expenses of
house or housekeeping apartment affordng
him two rooms bath. breakfast, dinner; east
q Central Park preferred. N 2224 Herald.
Herald SO.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Long Island.

BOARD and room; private family catering
TO few guests; large grounds quiet sec
tion; near station. Phone Flushing 1920.
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Miscellaneous.

|wo paying guests wanted In private home
~ minutes from 42d ST.; beautiful sur
bindings: best OF references required. Ad-
hess 2O3s Herald. $50 B'way.
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BROOKLYN AND
EAST NEW YORK

Atlantic Ave.
24Tik-Louis Spector
25o5-H. Feldman
Avenue II
1510-Theo. Schneider
Bath Ave.
1si2--George Tobin
2o36-Simon Orloff
2273-Max Silberger
Bedford Ave.
12o9-Morris Horwitz
1356-George Stsinberg
Broadway
3fl-A. Brookenstein
eG6-A. Bernheim
1O5s-C. w. Schoenheer
1432-Bushwick A. A.
16To-Max Weiss
Church Ave.
1ii-H. Garrick
Court street
30i-A. Korzin
Dean street
147-M. Seldow
De KaIb Ave.
1isi--A. Bergman
briggs Ave.
225-H. Wilmer
Eighteenth Ave.
sj0f--J. Scharf
Sso2HB. Al,heimer
Fifth Ave.
2o3-peter sigai
4a03--M. Bovitz
7509--Julius Goldstein
F1atbush Ave.
226-Victor n. jacobson
s42--S. Bartel
ssT-N. Pollock
f2iT--Hyman Rosen
f4o0--Morris Friedland
f573-Max Moskof
Fort Hamilton Parkway
2T2o--R. Sarver
4foJ-Benjamin Fucker
Fourth Ave.
43sA-B. Self
6022--J. Kreinin
Franklin Ave.
325-T. j. Harrington
Bernstein A. A.
Fulton street
1905. Knapp
2f6--w. s. Moore
367--R. r.. Sherwood
361-Borough Adv. Agency
1fs0--Bedfor Adv. Agency
i2n3--Pfister A. Sitterly
1422--L. Cohen
2ias--f. Bukzin
o0fs--L. Brown
3f43-L. Gerson
Gates Ave.
fi-Bagicy Bros.
GIenmore Ave.
Tf5--L. Samuel
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Westchester.

Weslcnc5tefs
GLENWOOD LODGE-Two splendid man.
sions linked together; up to date plumbing.
decorations. electrification. furnishings de-
lightfully overlooking Palisades. Hudson.
garage: half hour Grand Central; street car
close: airy rooms, private baths; select peo-
Years % eNperience; e single. $40 to $40; double.
$40 to $75 per week references and inter-
view required. ANNIE LANE. 800 North
Broadway. Phone Yonkers 5414
HALF hour from Grand Central Harlem Di-
vision; . minutes from railroad station;
facing park: with family of two: large, cool
room. bath: hot, cold water; absolutely
quiet; board optional; also large suite OF
two rooms. with connecting hath. VI. GIL
BERT. Crestwood. N. Y. Phone Tuckahoe
37s9J.
PRIVATE family having handsome residenes
for July and August one large room, with
sleeping porch: dressing room and bath. to
two adults and will furnish board TO same;
references exchanged Telephone New
SILTON Lake Waccabuc, westminster
county: y. <. eTel. n1 South Salem SeS:Irour -Four
tiful country; farm produce: fishing ideal
place for rest; Christians only; no children
taken.
yalhalla. N. Y.-First class accommodations
for guests: tennis courts, music and dancing:
ideal place for enjoyable vacation; 45 min
iis5. ptss fsns Ms. N. KAsTNER. re Prop. "A''' ~
MOUNT vERNON.-summit Lodge. II Sum-
nit av. (Chester HID; excellent accommo-
tian clientele; spacious ground; shade trees.
Phone Hillcrest $780,
THE HUDSON VIEW. YONKERS. N. Y.
Private santarium for convalescents. In
valids and the aged; delightful location.
spacious grounds; ideal for rest and rel
axation; doctor and nurses In attendance.
412 North Broadway. Phone Yonkers 6o13:
MOUNT vERNoN-Christian family. large
alcove room, other boarders; best
neighborhood; excellent meals; shade, flow
ers. trees, porch, garage. Write 2O23
Herald, $50 B'way.
modern house; excellent board; nice sur
roundings. Further information write Mrs.
sTUMPF. 235 Grove ST.. Mount Kisco. 14-J:
30 pRospp6F 6FoWN yT'. I;HRSE AHM ROCHELLE
OUT BATH. TELEPHONE 2464.
BEECH TREE INN.
2s minutes Grand Central special week
end rate. Telephone Bronxville 5000.
WIDOW with comfortable home will board
two schoolgirls; mothers care. WALKER,
133 seanley av., Yonkers.
surroundings. Tel. Kingsbridge 3351-W.
New York.
KOHLANARIS INN.-Now open; la carte,
European or American plan. Accommoda-
tions for few steady. paying guests rates
500 up: no small children; large grounds:
high elevation. refined surroundings: all
modern improvements. CARL H. +. KOHL.
Prop, Poughkeepsie. N. y.
LOCUST VILLA FARM-For quiet and rest,
large, shady lawn; best home cooking and
own vegetables. fresh eggs and milk; min.
rates -s14. FRANK G. MARTIN. Locust
Villa Farm. Bullville. N. Y.
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Hackensack. ". J.
Hackensack News-M. Okin
Hampstead, L. I.
Eugene j. Geer
Hoboken, ". j.
81 I'd St.-Wu1. Schroeder
Huntington, l.. I.
Main STD. w. Trainer
Jersey City, n. j. y
53s Jersey Ave.--Jacob Slutz-
ski
632 Newark Ave.--A. J. Steu.
rer
$50 Bergen Ave.. Pazen
ass Ocean Ave.-N. Brest
Kingston, n. Y.
$50 Fair STE. L. Merritt
Long Branch. n. J.
lis Broadway-Harry Levin
lsf Broadway-Samuel
Barron
Lynbrool, l.. I.
Newsdealer-Grosofsky
Madison, ~. j.
43 Main St.-Ben. Kemeihor
Metuchen, n. J.
800 Main St. - Feigeison a
Scherman
MontcIair, N. }.
Care Montclair Times-studer
Morristown, N. j.
% Park Places. S. Soukin
Mount Vernon, N. Y.
f6 East First St.-H. Jaiier
Newark, N. j.
$40 Broad St.-F. ". sommer
400 Summer whiteAdA Az
9i0-Union Bldg-ScheckAdA
207 Market St-Goldsmith Co
2e2 Market St-United Ssry
80 Clinton St.-KruegerAdA
New Brunswick. N. j.
130 Albany St.-Schneider Br
New Rochelle, N. Y.
North Ave.. NJ. Latker
Nyack. ~. Y.
50 Main St.--wnn. p. Rugbee
1s5 Main St.--M. Mostwill
Orange
Paterson, ~. y.
os2 Market st.-samuel Pet
Smith q Hamilton Streets
United Advertising Agency.
re>k.kiii. ~. Y.
os7 Main st.--Benj. Bensly
Piainfield. n. y.
w. c. Dosbins. Courier
News Office
Port Chester. ". Y.
10 g. Main st.-A.Barnowsky
Port Washington. l.. 4.
80 Main 81. - Horowitz a
Aiper
Railway. ". y.
fi5 Main st.-Henry Lit
Red Bank. ~. y.
II broad st.-M. r. Tetisy
RldEefield Park, ~. y.
nresiaw a Berck
Rockville Centre. T.. I.
"a village Av.--W. II Heller
Bank Bidg. Miss Anna Miller
Rye, y. ".
50 Purchase st.-f. Donen's
News Dept.
Saratoga Springs. ~. ".
W. W. Franklin
scm~rviIIe, ~. y.
Jacob II. Genert
South Norwalk. Conn.
i7,1 3. Main St.-Gioos Ad-
vertiHing Agency.
south Orange, ~. y.
80. Orange Ave.-E. A.
Wallace
Stamford. Conn.
80 Atlantic Ave.-Estroff q
Davidoff
summit. ~. y.
a5 Union Fi.-David Faibush
Tarrytowr, n. ".
So Main st.--M. Kugei
Teuafly. n. y.
Clinton Ave.--G. ~. Coyts
Tuckahoe, ~. ".
j. Monaghan
Union HiIi. n. y.
333A nerfeniine Ave. .--Leneth
Advertising Agency
Dispatch Buildinrs-Laura
A. WINS Adv. Service
Yonkers, ~. ".
as South Broadway--Philip
Davis
375 South Broadway - Bar-
nett Rabinowitz.
2 Paiisade Ave.-Dan Fed
erman.
% Main st,--J, Biatt,
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UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO LET

list, 100 East-Spacious, three window
room and small room residence: moderate.
10TH. 3O5 West--Unfurnished, large front
basement: phone; running water; kitchen
ktte privileges.
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FURNISHED ROOMS -
COUNTRY BOARD.
staten Island.


EyILyN LopcE-chsrming summer resi-
llxhtfui committing. 10 large. cool outside
rooms, lovely furnished. excellent home table ;
comforts. "a years one ma ma cement; weekly.
with meals. SIS single; $50 double. up. Book
iet. n Central ay.. 81. Georse. Staten Island.
PRIVATE estate. overlooking New York
Ray: delightfully."- cool. very latest improve
mcnts: refined people, moderate rates:
rooms with or without bath; references. 81
Howard av.. Crymcs nm. g. !. Tompkins-
FRENCH architect. Instructor. accomrno-
date summer student. 70 Sperman av..
Tompkinsyllle. s. I. Tel. TompkInsyille 1s13R.
Long Island.
EIGHTEEN MINUTES FROM PENN. STA
Ia Tl4N ERfchS MEw fSHK PsT esTT Ho ~ Tn
COUNTRY WITH CITY coNvENIENCEs;
w,y0oSNIp9EInruL FOB THE :. KIppIEs;
cHiLpRENs aHnJ5n PLAYeRoUSD. KISNif,fRs. KINpsR..
GARTEN SCHOOL; WIRELESS CONCERTS
DAILY. KEW GARDENS INN. KEW GAR
pENs. L. l. TTLEPHoNE RICHMOND
wHIrEsToNE-ovERIo SOUND.
Refined American family will take few
refined boarders In their beautiful home
ideal surroundings. bathing. boating. fish
ing: spacious lawn and shade trees; so min
utes TO Penn. station. Phone Flushing 1871.
Far Rockaway. Tel. Far Rockaway 2704-
Open all year, large rooms, running water;
excellent table: special week end rates. M.
l.. HARTNECK.
commuters: seood substantial board, large
room; two. $25. one. sfJ weekly: station 3
blocks; hour out; boating. bathing. fishing.
Post Office box 133. Belimore. l.. l.
OWNER of beautiful modern California
semi-bungsiow will rent room. kitchenettt
use kitchen, refined people bathing; hour
out: SIS weekly. Address NOREMA COT
TAGE. Brishtwaters. l.. I.
FAR RoCKAwAY, l.. l. Miss sFaMAN.
formerly OF the shirleyJ-Located 3f5 Cen
ira. av. next 10 ''Wavecrest Inn; five min
utes from ocean and staticE; desirable
rooms. with board: Christians.
THE PINES. HEMPsTEAD. L. l.
Beautifully situated. near Garden City,
suite: excellent table and service Booklet.
Phone Hempstead 435.
BAYSHORE. l.. I. park v.).-Private
family can accommodate three couples.
rooms: breakfast optional. Phone 400
SEA GATE New York Harbor)-Private
Christian family can accommodate two or
three adults, charming ocean front rooms,
private bath. Phone 3606 Coney Island.
LONG BEACII-Eiegant large rooms run
ming water, home cooking, near station,
beach: special rate June. Mrs. Hempel, 270
Walnut st. Tel. Long Beach 200
ROCKAWAY PARk-Exceptioral accommo-
dations; ocean block: private residence.
Phone Belle Harbor 26s0.
GRADUATE nurses, owning large house.
take convaescent elderly sperson
BRIGHTLANDS. Hempstead. N. Y.
BEST EATs--Bay Shore. all improvements.
refined surroundings, bathing; reserve now
IL North Clinton av. Prospect 6294W.
NASSAU BLvD.--would like couple gentle
men paying guests. $o5 weekly: exclusive
urroundings: min. sta. Garden City>S91- M.
FLUSHING (phone f47s-D Large or small
rooms, private baths: excellent table; three
minutes walk from station.
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Grand street
Ti6-Meyer Eisenberg
Greene Ave.
s57-Louis Einbender
Grecnpoint Avenue
9i-Saks a Connolly
Halsey street
s03-Morris Shapiro
as3-Frederick Appelmann
1os2-H. II. Loehr
Hancock street
330-Jacob Grau
Harmon street
is72-Francis Lang
Henry street
i3-Mrs. Augusta Berman
Hicks street
s-Mrs. p. Mattor
Hoyt street
4O-Albert Bros.
2i5-Michael Darcy
Kings Highway
i509-kings Highway station
brighton Llne)
y. Oberg.
Kingston Ave.
Sell. Lehman
Leonard street
207-E. Fox
Lewis Ave.
32s-B. Goodxtein
30o-R. +. Madeheim
Liberty Ave.
eo2-Herman shaffer
Lincoln Avenue
220-Aibert Shinsh
LInwood street
2is-M. Silber
Main street
i3-Charies Marrons
Manhattan Ave.
sso--Judson NJ. Mahie
Marion street
as. Lesser
Myrtle Ave.
1f0-H. Perimutter
a05--J. .Guarini
1152-Centrai Adv. Agency
236e--Frank's Adv. Agency
Nevins street
7o-L. forrest
New Utrecht Ave.
So01-Jos. Rubin
74Oe-Louis Lifschutz
New York Ave.
hillary Dosfk
Ninth street
1G2-The Lewis Service
326-M. Peck
Nostrand Ave.
3a3--Abr. Friedman
sop. Pollack
Pitkin Ave.
222T-w. NJ. Chapman
Rockaway Ave.
224--N. Brown
Roebling street
192-Oro Jensen
Rogers Ave.
4f6--S. Shultz
Ralph Ave.
Sands street
4e-Ben and Herman
Saratoga Avenue
305-Albert Berlow
Seventh Ave.
3s2-M. Wiskind
541s-Mrs. y. Jacobs
Seventy fifth Street
20T0-N. Dermer
Shore Rond
Shore Road a East 18th Ave.
Theo. Endress
Sixth Ave.
5007-H. Slipcen'
Smith street
22i--Bernard Poiiak
The New York herald., 1922-06-04
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Business Connections.
fafft eaH

SMALL SECURITY HOUSE
OR BROKERS'.
wANTED-Smali security house OF
resnonsible broker TO handle issue OF
we'll known, high grade, Indispensable
staple commodity in demand every.
where. should he sold quick and
easv TO country clients. Give refer
ence about issue handled and number
of men employed.
F .0Te HERALD. HERALD SQUARE.
The New York herald., 1922-06-04
BOARDERS WANTED.

ARE YOU seeking board In the city? II So
then go over this column thoroughly and
| you cannot find what you desire an ad-
sertisement under the heading Board and
Lodging Wanted" will bring many inquiries
Prom people who are seeking paying guests
relephone ad to Worth 10000
The New York herald., 1922-06-04
East sla=.

BOTH ST. Cat Lexington av.)-Hotel Rut-
land, for ladies; one room and meals from
BIS UP: elevator, telephone, &C.. full hotel
Fervice: newly decorated.
t4TH, SO East-Desirable, cool rooms, sum
mer comforts; delicious meals. Plaza 6054
bTTH, 323 West-Large and small connecting
rooms; all improvements; excellent cook
|ng. Circle 1856.
The New York herald., 1922-06-04
COUNTRY BOARD.
New York.

TERRACE HALL, Ramapo. N. y
A refined summer home: newly
renovated and refurnished. amidst
picturesque mountain and lake
scenery: "a miles from New York.
Erie; Is miles auto: boating. fish
ing. bathing. tennis. camping. Ac-
commod ations and pamphlets write
JOHN Z. CHAVOASTIE.
The New York herald., 1922-06-04
West Side.

CENTRAL PARK WEST (296)-T3eautiful
rooms, facing park; excellent table. Mas
leur.
lady having cool. exclusive apartment,
down town. would accommodate few guests.
Eolumbus 1904.
tTH AV., 7-THoROUGHLY RENOVATED
THROUGHOUT: PRIVATE BATHS. ET.EC-
fRICITY. SWITCHBOARD: UNUSUAL
NG BOOKLET.
>iST, All W.--wonderful vacancies, large and
small rooms, In "Oid Chelsea Mansion;
livery convenience; French home cooking;
|uet eighborhood; moderate prices. Chelsea
|s44.
s4TH, 3s wEST-Attractive, cool rooms, ex-
cellent board. summer rates. Circle 2s4c.
list. SO west.-Cooi, exclusive large, small
roomsj excellent table; guests accommo-
dated.
IoD, 269 west.-Large front room, with
bath: single room: excellent table.
18TH, 13o west.-Large rooms, near bath:
excellent table: references.
foTH ST, ia WEST (Norece HaiD-Delight-
ful. large rooms, steam heat spacious par.
|ors and lounge excellent meals.
k3D, west-Desirable large, cool rooms;
EXCELLENT table: electricity. SCHUYLER 41o7.
list, 25s West.-Double room, twin beds
private bath; excellent table; gentlemen.
I3D, 100 W. Potter HaiD-Exclusive; newly
decorated large rooms; electricity: summer
omforts: excellent meals. Riverside 022o.
|03D. t16 w-Large. water, electricity,
| phone home cooking: two. $50 FREAR.
f24TH, WEST.
Exclusive. cool, large and small rooms:
urnmer comforts: table unexcelled. Harlem