davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona republican., 1922-06-24
BY RING w. LARDNER

would half to go over to 6th. avenue
or Madison avenue. then down to
44th ST and then back to 5th and
approach the joint from the south.
Keep Fat People on One Street
5. One of the greatest sources of
danger in pedestrian traffic is the
female habit of stopping all of sud-
den in the middle of the walk TO look
in a window at something they amt
going to buy. i have ran into hum
dreds of danes on this acct. and on
every occasion they have acted and
looked like it was my fault. Women
should ought to be equipped with
belt which has got the wd. stop"
wrote on a lamp which is fastened
to the back of the belt and when they
make up their mind to stop they
would press a bulb which would
light up the wd. in vivid red.
g. Fat people ought to be forced
to confine their walking TO certain
streets like truck. Skinny people
would half TO stay on streets that
was for pleasure vehicles only.
Z. When a pedestrian is going to
turn a corner to the right they should
hold out their right hand vice versa.
s. The speed limit on congested
districts ought to be miles per hr.
9. Not more than friends or
sweethearts should be allowed to
walk abreast of each other.
TO- On rainy or icy days or when
the sidewalks has been sprinkled, all
walkers should have their shoes
equipped with chains or wear nom
skid rubbers or galoshes of some
standard make.
H. Between A. M. and 6 P. M.
nobody should ought to be allowed to
park themself on the walk more than
a IL hr. at a time to look at some
fascinating sight like man make
ing waffles or pulling Inolasses taffy
or washing the window.
IL Women should be allowed to
push a go cart only in small towns
and suburbs. Go carts not only gum
up the traffic but ii has always
seemed to me like a baby's place
was in the home at lease till they
can walk. Keep your boys and gals
off the streets is my slocum.
&:;,'M<~<.-
Great Neck, Long Island, June %.
HAVE TO AFFORD 1T.
Mrs. BlackstoRe-Bu I'm sure we
can afford a ear now!
Blackstone-So our neighbors have
got one at last, eh?
Arizona republican., 1922-06-24

Mrs. BlackstoRe-Bu I'm sure we
can afford a ear now!
Blackstone-So our neighbors have
got one at last, Ell?
Arizona republican., 1922-06-24

Great Neck, Long Island. June %.
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Above seth st.-5th Az. to East r,v,

ATTENTION. PrincipaIs.-on e7th. nea-
Lexington av., story, basement doubl,
flat hot water CANO, 3TJ Canal AZ
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TAKE NOTICE, BY virtue Of an Order OF
the Honorable Edwin g. Thomas, United
States District Judge. there will DO sold by
William F. wakelee. official auctioneer.
under the direction of the undersigned at
the office OF the Hartford Autonotivs Parts
Company. at Hartford, Connecticut. on May
9. 1922, at o'clock In the afternoon, all
Of tho assets, real and personal. Of The
Hartford Automotive Parts Company, ex-
csptlng cash. to the highest bidder. subject
to the approval OF tho Court. a moro partic-
ular description OF such property being AZ
follows:
As an entirety and a going concern.
comprising all tho property, real, personal
and mixed. including all formulas, patents
and assignments OF and application therefor.
trademarks. tradenames. good will. contract
rights. accounts receivable. chooses IN action,
machinery equipment and appliances. motor
trucks. office furniture ana fixtures. stock
In trade, raw materials and all other prop
erty Of every kind and description whether
or not hereinafter described. Of the de-
PENDANT. the Hartford Automotive Parts
Company, with the exception Of the cash In
bank or In the hands Of the receiver
and also the following machinery located
In or upon the promises and factory build
ings OF said corporation at said Hartford:
Automatic screw machines. semi automatic
chucking machines. gear cutters. lathes.
milling machines. broaching machines. mo
tors. shafting, hangers. air compressor.
pumps. hardening furnaces and misceiians-
cous hardening equipment, forging hammers.
cutting off saws. storage racks and miscel.
ianeous shop fittings and appurtenanccs.
wiring. fuses. circuit breakers and all other
electrical devices for power and iighting.
electric and acetylene welding equipment.
polishing and snasging equipment and boiler
house equipment.
And also all the raw materials ON hand.
including steel tubing. steel bars and steel
forgnss in various sizes and dimensions and
supplies such rs oils. waste, packing, hard.
ware and pipe fittings. coal. wood. etc.. and
goods in process OF manufacture.
The following is a description OF the real
estate 10 he sold as hereinbofore directed:
parcel 81 land with tho buildings thereon
situated in tic city ~ Hartford and bounded
West by Lawrence ST.. about four hundred
forty and fcur-tenths CNo.p feet East rs
Broad 81. about four hundred sixty-fcur
and seven-tenths C;Ga.1, feet and North by
premises believed to b. now or formerly OF
Abraham Stern and John ronburo. In part
By each; together With tho buildings and I'm
rroyemcais and eppur,enances thereto and
together with and subject 70 all existing
rights Of way. sewer, drainage or other.
wi-e az appears OF record; subject also to
= mortgage OF $4,000 and also mort.
gage for $4,000.
To qualify as bidder. cash or certified
check Cor $4,000 must be deposited With the
undersigned and no bid for less than ss,5. zoo
~ r. CARPENTER.
= Receiver ~ Equity.
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ives, side.
Children Boarded.

CHILDREN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. city, country
highest references beet courses. noder-
nte. EMERY, 3s Park row. Suite 100. Cort-
inndt 0I2g.
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New Jersey.
EAST ORANGE. I Evergreen Pl.-Prlvate
family: light housekeeping: ! Minis train
aud trolley; privileges: reasonable Orange
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FOREST HILLS GARDENS. v. Y.
TENNIS PLACE" Apartments. BY station.
Two elevators. Small suites. Largo rooms
and trc rcVm Theme Boulevard C5f5.
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New York state--saIe or Rent.

AT Pearl River. ". VS. room house, fully
improved corner. 220x400 feet: barn, ga
rage. , poultry houses, much fruit; ten min
ntes walk to depot; price $1,000. Box 81.
Manuel, N. Y.
FINE new cottage. rooms. bath, fully Inn
proved: | to acres; 10 minutes walk TO
depot; price IS. 300 up, dependent on acreage.
Box II. Manuel. NJ v.
SEVEN room cottage. improvements plot
5Oxio0; residential section; hour express
service; minutes depot; $1,000. r., room
304. ~ Park row
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NINE room house. double garage. steam
heat: Ocean Parkway, Flatbush section /,
sacrifice. G. 1917 Herald. Bronx.
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New Jersey-Sale or Rent.

AN IDEAL HOME In high class. restricted
residential suburb, catering to refined
people; beautiful room house, bath. side
porch; steam heat. hardwood floors, city
water, gas and electricity; stationary laun-
dry tubs: fully concreted, light, dry cellar:
large Plot, 10x12o. on wide street, with
sewer: high elevation; refined surroundings
near schools churches trolley and railroad !:
30 minutes from New York: price $500: lib
eral terms to suit buyer. Call or write
CARL STRTDSBERCi, 100 Broadway, Room
1887. Tel Rector 10000.
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Borough Of Brookiyn-saIe or Rent.

FLATBUSII-Two story brick. corner, eight
rooms and bath: steam. electricity, par
quet and garage; price $4,000. BULKLEY
& HORTON CO. 1914 Flatbush av.
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EXPERIENCED woman will board Christian
infant: fine home, own house. private fam
ily, mothers care health permit. 1882 saith
It,. Brooklyn tsca Beach cxprossl. Benson
hurst s2T4J
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BRyN MAWR PARK, Yonkers.-Two, three
attractively furnished rooms. kitchen, all
Improvements, rs minutes Grand Central /:
private house; Christian couple. Yonkers
aa65W.
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SUMMER RESIDENCES TO LET

To LET. Suffern. N. y. minute walk :,
station light rooms and sleeping porch
all modern improvements. large lawn ant
SHADE; possession May I. JAMES J. BROWN
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REAL ESTATE-Out Of City.
westchester-saIe or Rent.

14.ooc-Felhem Manor, beautiful Colonial
home. I rooms, tile bath. steam heat. gas.
electricity; large plot. garage: impossible to
duplicate. DRUMMOND. IL East 42d ST.
Tel. Murray Hill 1923, or 1858 Boston Post
Road, Pelham Manor. Tel. 500.
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ONE ACRE with 400 feet salt water shore
front: high, dry land; % minutes out:
price $4,000.
CULVER & Co.
80 Mdivon ay. Murray HiiI ntn0
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FURNITURE WANTED.

Ave Will pay highest possible prices for
furniture. houses. apts.,. pianos, bric-a-
brsc. books. works Of art. NORMAN. So
University place. Phone Stuyvesant 1871
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Borough Of Queens-saIs or Rent.

FOREST HILLS GARDENs--Homes from
$4,000 up. price. reasonable and your
terms. GATES REALTY CO., 1867 Broad
way. Brooklyn.
GLENDALE-CHOICE LOTS.
near Elevated; sidewalks. $500; $50 cash:
some for $500; title policy free. THOMPSON.
room f11T. - Court St. Brooklyn. Phone
1866 Main before IL.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS CASH
and your monthly rent will buy an unusually
attractive all year home in Areigh: new
Colonial brick dwelling with garage; first
floor has large living ROOM, dining room.
kitchen. extra toilet and laundry In base
ment; second floor has 3 bedrooms. tiled
doors. parquet floors throughout, steam heat.
gas, electricity, sewer, &C.: restricted sec
ton; 10 years tax exemption: minutes
walk TO large park and bathing, block ex-
press station, is minutes Grand Central; &c.
fare. Call, write or phone J. 8. WITHERS,
derbilt.
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New Hampshire.

FRANKLIN ~. H-Six room cottage fur
ushed: IS acres: trout brook. garden: $500
for season: Ford car Included, ]. GRADY.
80 W. foad ST.
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HOUSES TO LET-Furnished.

PRIVATE house, attractively furnished
rooms, with porch: quiet. select ncighbor-
hood: modern improvements: rent May T.
November. Telephone Bingham 2sG OF 9
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HOUSES TO LET-Furnished.
Shippan Point, Stamford, Conn.

usvner desires to rent a modern up 70 date
FINISHED frame house. either for the sea
,rtt or year. Attractive house, garage and
urcr ono acre OF ground. One minutes walk
from trolley and Yacht Club, and 600 feet
from Sound. For particulars apply ENOS
t.r~an
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SUMMER RESIDENCES To LET.
Connecticut.

TOR rent, season, MAY TO November, room
house, all improvements bedrooms,
garage: Ia miles from station: minutes
from trolley, at Norwalk, Conn: rent $500;
g,ntiles only. JOHN A. MILLS, &c Main ST.,
Norwalk Conn.
PRIVATE lone 10 rent for summer; beau
tifully furnished; near beach; garage. IT..
KEENAN,. West Mystic. Conn.
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APARTMENTS-Unfurnished.
Above 18th st. 10 59th st. uncIusive).
East River TO North River.

10 West b5th St.-New story building;
3 and rooms, with kitchens.
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I.EBERTAN CORE, III BROADWAY,
BUYS BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.

wANTED-Prefer corner stores and dwell
iHgs, lower East Side, west Of Clinton and
Az. Y to the Bowery also West Side. north
Of S8th ST. and win consider Harlem prop
critics west OF Park av.: willing to invest
from $40. 600 to $T5. 900 cash. Write fun par
ticulars to Rox o. NJ. III st. Paul Bldg.
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VULCANIZINci and accessories for sale; big
stock. good location. co1oer store: rent
$50: must sell at once account Of broken
health. Stephen ST., corner Forest av
Ridgewood. Brooklyn. N. ~
AhT embroidery store for sale; good stock.
good location: fine out Of town oppo,-
tunity. r Io3 Herald. $50 Broadway
UP-TO-DATE ladies' ready-to-wear store
without stock, In Conn. long established;
best location. 2o5S Herald. $50 B'way.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

GUYS bargains IN real estate: send particu-
lars. BENJAMIN LEUIN. 81 East osth
FATlM--Old estate wanted 10 room house
ffcrald, Bronx.
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REAL ESTATE-Out Of City.
Long IsIand-sale or Rent.


HOMES at low prices; easy terms: let us
know your wants: picture folder sent
HYDE BANIER. Port Washington. L. ].
KENS1NGTON, GREAT NECK-Two corner
plots. viii sell cheap for cash or subordi-
nate full purchase price TO building loan.
SMITH, 50 Vanderbilt av. Telephone Van
derbilt 94s5.
LONG observation-disclosures, 16 room modern
house. garage. sale, rent exchange. GREEN
w. 49th st. Bryant 1921.
LONG BEACH store; rent $500. Walsh
Hayhurst. 159 w. SD st. Fltz Roy 1894,
or side of Long Beach station.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS CASH
and the balance on a 10 year mortgage with
monthly instsllments OF $3.50 TO 5000 per
month. including all interest. taxes, &C., viii
make You the owner OF beautiful Colonial
cottage In the Great Neck section, contain
Ing rooms with baths, with every modern
Improvement; located large plot with
beautiful evergreens. hedges and Towering
shrubs. For further particulars write, call
or telephone q. V. SMITH, 81 Vanderbilt av.
Tel. Vanderbilt 1884.
RoCKAWAY PARh. 1853 Beach l12-very
nice. we'll built all year house; perfect con
dition; 10 rooms; plot 30x100. steam heat,
gas, electricity; partly furnished; price
$4,000. JOHN KNAUGITON. 1853 East 53d.
Phone Plaza POO.
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THREE story and basement dwelling: can be
occupied May /; hardwood floors: has boen
clubhouse: one-hslf block from subway
station. 957 Whitlock av.
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BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

MINING ENGINEER
wants part Of office or desk room. I'D st.
section: particulars. & o26s Herald Herald So
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Vermont.

TO RTrT-Five room cottage IN Cornish
summer colony. Address ttTATNtArt
SWANSON. Windsor, MI
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SD. 3f5 EAsT.-Private house. latest I'm
provements: sell, lease. Before IL. after q.
Plaza 5f9T. 161 East SD.
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Unfurrished.
Borough Of Brooklyn.

FLATBUsH-Seve rooms, steam heat. cleo
tric light, all improvements; $50. fa5
Winthrop ST., between Bedford and Rogers
Az. Call before o'clock OF phone Dry noc.i
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FOR RENT. furnished, 10 rooms, 2
baths. screened porch. garage; plot
5000 per month. Box 10. Leonia.
New Jersey.
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DIVISION ST., 23:.-Executor's sale. from,
ana rear house. deep lot s1s go; 81 600
cash. LISIECKI. 10 Murray ST.
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From Battery to 1sth St., Inclusive.

BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.
m. P. JONES a SON. 1858 BROADWAY.
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BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.
WIN. P. JONES a SON. 1883 BROADWAY.
From Battery to Iath St., Inclusive.
WITHIN THIS ZONE
WEST nth STREET
WEST 18th STREET
AM PREPARED TO SHOW AN IN
NESTOR WITH SIS 900 All ELEyA
TOR AFT. ALWAYS FULLY RENT
vESTMENT WITHOUT FACTS AND
FIGURES ARE UNBELIEVABLE.
HOW IS IT FINANCED?
BULLY"
HAVE ANOTHER: IT'S a COR
NER ON THE CONCOURSE THIS
III YOU LOOK TT OVER YOU'LL.
SEE THERE'S a REASON" 1T
TITLE TO THIS ONE REQUIRES
ABOUT DOUBLE THE AMOUNT OF
THE ABOVE.
If THIS ISN'T a
''MATCCEA' I'LL THROW MY
,yIDDIsH" DICTIONARY INTO THE
VAST WASTE 1 EAsKE 5,o IT. II DID NOT
AND FINANCED so ONE COULD
SLEEP EASY. BELIEVE ME.
WOULDN'T ADVERTISE 1T.
lie WHO HESITATEs. ETC,
GATHERS NO MOSS.
INVESTORS OF 500, 900 and UP
as RULE DO NOT LOOK THE
CLASSIFIED ADS" OVER.
HAVE ONE AT 100000,
AND ONE AT $780, 900.
Show this TO one of your friends
with this amount. II he investigates
you'll get much closer to him than
you have been. Partnerships
with men have occurred In this way
You might investigate yourself be-
fore calling your rich friends atten-
ton.
NO BROKERS.
WILLIAM ". PECKHAM,
REAL ESTATE AND LOANS.
ESTABLISHED 1917
Tel. Columbus 7714. 200 West 5cd 81.
rIvISIoN ST. 23..-Exscutor's sale, from,
ana rear house. deep lot. S1S go; 81 0OO
cash. LIStECxI. 10 Murray st.
Above 18th st. TO seth &c. QncIusive).
East River to North River.
o3D. 3f5 EAsT.-Private house. latest Inn
provements: sell. lease. Before L., after 6.
Plaza 5197. 161 East SD.
Above seth st.-5th Av. to East River.
ATTENTION. PrlncipaIs,-,on e7th. near
flat: hot water. CANo. 3T1 Canal st.
Borough Of Manhattan Miscellaneous.
REST bargain In the 70s: 8 story and base
ment dwelling near 72d st; asking only
s32 ,000 vacant; possession at once
sLAWSoN g. HOBBS, 162 W. T2D ST.
$1,000 CASH WILL BUY
story. 20 n. dwelling; convo:.ient 10 sub.
way and IL. first class condition: ready
fol- Immediate occupancy; price very low.
sLAwSoN e. HOPES, 10. w. Tod e.
Borough Of Bronx-saie or Rent.
HEIGHTS. Yonkers. cash $4,000
balance TO suit. WooDALI.. 40 East Tie.
mont av
corner Walton av., Cameron
place. plot T2x95. WOODALE, 5f9 East
fremont av.
THREE story and basement dwelling: can be
occupied May I hardwood floors: has been
station. 957 Whitock av.
Borough Of BrooIiyn-saIo or Rent.
story brick. corner. eight
rooms and bath; steam. electricity, par
quet and garage; price $4,000. BULKLEY
& HORTON CO., 1918 Flatbush av.
NINE room house. double garage, steam
heat; Ocean Parkway, Flatbush section
sacrifice. 1917 Herald. Bronx.
ONE family room house. garage. steam,
electric lights, parduet. near subway and
school; $1,000 Bensonhurat 522o-W.
RENT 5000, rental value sli. 900: s5s 900
buys fine downtown corner. with stores no
heat; big profit. LAWYER. room 1876 Trib-
une Building. ~. " Beekmnn 2Gs4.
TWO 6TORY BRICK DWELLING,
rooms and bath. electric light
1913 WEST 9TH ST.
Immediate possession.
Particulars from JOS. r. MULLfGAN, ID
Broad ST.. New York city.
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NORTHEAST corner Walton av., Cameron
place, plot 12xo5. WooDALE, 4t9 East
fremont av.
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Borough Of Bronx,
HOUSES WANTED Furnished.

SMALL house or apartment to caro- for dur
ing summer months. Mrs COLLINS, 81.
nth av., Newark. Lambert 2s01J.
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COUNTRY BOARD.


SUNSET LODGE.
Beach 5sth and Surf av.. Sea Gate. Ncrtsns
Point, New York Hsrbor comfortable stseln
heated rooms. with or without bath IS min
utes from Times square. So minutes Cham
bets ST.; Municipal subway; rates reason
ape. Apply phone Coney Island 1911.
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TWO fine apartments. Staten Islands best
Ee.yhborhood, is minutes from ferry: all
Improvements With or without garages; S5s
monthly. Call pi tTaises. SOL Oakland ay.,
Yves, Nets Brightoa. Staten Island. or pnonu
MATHEWS ssstcrt. 500.
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APARTMENTS UnfurnisheJ.

iso,r aosh st. ~, 10 North ,inrr,
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CAPITAL Wanted.

WOULD like meet party with 5000 ioir
ms In opening automobile garage, hacking
and repair business, or Will sell: should nc.
SO weekly and half profits OF business;
perience unnecessary. Office. I36 Norti, toth
St. Brooklyn.
CHRISTIAN party with 5000 wanted "a
treasurer, corporation of great merit; es-
ceptlonal opportunity. Q :27i Herald Her
aid sd.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Business Connections.
l.AsT 1RnN pRnrrr,Ts

CAST IRON PRODUCTS.
Manufacturer with Grey Iron Foundry.
equipped for production, solcits the manu-
facture of CAST IRON PRODUCTS, either
rough castings nlhchined castings made
30 specifications: our sheet metal stamping
ard machine equipment permits OF econon,-
ically manufacturing completed articles or
parts using cast iron and steel stampinas
IN combination. Ss2 Herald. $50 Broadway.
OLD established French firm In Aisace, well
known make. requires representative on
commission basis for America, having sound
connections, for the sale OF upholstered liner,
cloth. Apply THIERRY MEG 20 rue Richie
lieu, Paris. France.
ENGLIsHMAN, with II years marketing
experience. at present manager well know i
American speciality dealing with druggist
and stores. wishes to meet with American
house desiring representation in Great Bri-
tain. u. N. 40S.'' care peacon's, Leadeu-
hall St, London. England
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Above 18th st. TO seth &c. Unciusive),
East River TO North River.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

BARGAINS IN Real Estate.
RYAN & CO.. 142 West I25th.
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to-r. ~ w VIII board child: private Amer
ican fartily. LUDWIG, riverside 1870,
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Boroush OF Richmouo

FLATRUSH-Six room apartment in . fam
IS house; modern improvements, porch.
aSI r 18th st. Phone Wildwood 6302
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NcopCJ.lFF--3, 4, room nigh class apart
rcnt, 70 be leased. fof .oth ST.. Wood
clift Phone Union sssi, Car or BUS from
sd ST.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

NAiK Az. 8sn--siix rooms. baths, apart.
iicit Furnished or unfurnished: May
70 October !. l9sa, $500 per month Phone
Great Neck 10
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Borough of Observation-Disclosures.
Borough of Bronx-Snie or Rent.

MCLEAN HEIGHTS. Yonkers. Gosh c.50o
balance TO suit. WooDALL. 40 East ii :.
mont av
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-11-25
NOVEL ROAD BUILDING PLAN
Stretch Of Quarter Of Mile Long Built
20 Endure 10 70 Be De-
stroyed Rapidly.

A road about quarter Of q mile
long, built as enduringly as possible,
to be destroyed as quickly as possible,
II the odd but practical basis Of an
experiment now being conducted at
Pittsburg, CAL, says the Christian
Science Monitor. The road Is laid
down in the shape Of race track and
il constructed Of Is sections, each one
Of a different type of concrete pave
ment. The problem is to find out
which will last longest. A procession
Of some 40 motor trucks. loaned by the
United States government, travels con-
tinuously over its surface. There are
tunnels underneath and bitches along
the sides from which observations OF
the effect Of traffic on the different
sections are being made. Sections that
wear out first are to be restored and
kept in repair until the stoutest Sec
ton, whichever 1t may prove to be, has
been destroyed. The cost Of building
and wearing out the road, which is be-
ing betrayed in part by contributions
OF men, machinery and material by the
road building interests, probably will
run into hundreds Of thousands OF dol
lars. 1t is hoped. however. that the
practical information thus obtained
will more than Offset its cost.