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.P|LLETTE PITCHES WELL,
BUT CLEVELAND WINS
Iy Cobb Gets Two Hits, but
Smith Keeps Blows
Scattered
IEv AXsociatcd prcss

CLEVELAND. Sept. so Sherrod
smith KEEP; bctroits ten hits widely
scattered and Cleveland won today $
game, TO !. Pilette allowed only
SIX hits hut Cleveland punched
'<'m ana II" vas afforded poor sup
port by Blue and woodsIl. loo So
wells fielding featured. tho Clsvn-
land shortstnp handling twelve
chances and participating in three
double plays, Score:
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Totals
Hrooklyn.
TOTALS


SUMMARY. Tw"-haA. hiis-ien-
line, Meadows. wheat, Wrlrh;s,on.
Thr"" has" hit wheat Schmand,
Ssorihc" hits High. Myers noubl.
niaNs -plsc :" johnson 20 Schrand,.
Johnston n Olson - Schnandt
Wr'Ehts'nur 10 Parkinson 10 Leslie.
Iar- irSnn to Wrights,one 10 Leslie
i.o'' IN hna"s -Fh,iadrlphia.
i;roo-lNn 6. BASES on hailS-off
Meadows. :. Ru"thcr. : struck out,
hv Meadows ?. by Rur'hcr. . I'm
rir"". Mccormick and Emsl!" Time.
70
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SO u 27i4
'BaNsd for Cheoves in sixth.
1Eattcd for S'ouiand In eighth.
2IkHn for Miller ~ ninth.

Scorc ny innings: IL.
-. Louis . ........ oo2 ll4 ool-9
1nlcaEo ......... GOO iOl Ol2 s
summary. Two base hits Ter
~. Frihsrg Miller. Ainsmith ,2).
blades. HoruShy. Three base hit
S.h'i!tz. Home run Rlad.s stolen
base Frib"rc Sacrifice smith
iaran 90. S""l. Doubt" plays
Terry :" Grimes. Frih"rr to Grimes.
sock "a H"rnSby to Eotr"mly. poak
10 AinSmith to Hottoul"y Loft on
ha~ st Louis. :; Chicago. . iiasc
en- hal!s-on Sherh"l. /. Sell. !: Al
bridge, ! Steulard. !. struck out
~ Aldridre. . Sells 3. Rits-or
>herdel, in sis innings. OF North.
In els; Sell. 5 IN AIR: noak
in "a. AldridEs IN ai-S: Of
thecves none in "a; S,uoland | in
: Kaufman > in ! Hit by pitcher
ny Che"v"s OElad"s>; hy soil ,rri-
herc). Passed ball Ainsmith Win
ming pltcher-Srll, losins pitcher
Aldridcc Umrircs Scnt.Ile ana
RiGler. Time OF game l.5s
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REUTHER'S HURL|NG TOO
MUCH FOR PH|LL!ES
Soulhpaw Wins Seventh Game
of Season From Will
helms Club.
tEy Associated Press !

RROOki.YS y. Y. Sept, so
Sou,hpaw Eomthor won his seventh
game from TN" PhiiiicS today for
Hrooklyn. when he beat Meadows by
Ia
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CARDS GRAB DOUBLE
HEADER FROM CUBS
First Game Is Slugging AZ
fair: Last Is
Short.

|NICAGO. Sept 3O-S- I0U.s TOOK
both games 81 a doubIe-head"r from
Chicago today. : 20 :. and . to 8 the
second game being called al the end
OF the hfth inning on account or
darkness
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~
1c>CIrtud.

:
Two base hits-liauey. Cutshaw.
Summa 60. stolen bases Rigney.
McNulty, Sewell. Sacrifice Gardner.
Double pIays-Wamby. Seweu "a
GUisto co. Smith. Srwell 10 ,;uis,o:
foth"rgill To Rlue. Left on hnses-
Detroit. 6; Cleveland. {; Rascs on
halls-"h fiIlette. ]: off Olsen. !. off
smith. |. Hits-off rillote. in !:
OF Olsen. none In !. Struck out nv
rillc,'e. .. by Smith. > Losing
pitcher rill"tt". Empires. chill nj
n"cn and Hildchrand Time i.35
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NATIONAL | EACUE

RESULTS yesterday.
New York.. ID; Huston, 81.
ltru"klHn. u: I'hiInirIpniR, g..
Chicago, ~ st. t,ouls, 81.
Cincinnati. .; Pittsburgh. : tcnIIcd
tenth, dnrLucS~b.
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chicago ....... ..... col o05 DOL =
81. Louis ......... Do3 OnA 4O'-ll
summary: Tw"-haS" hits-Sisl"r.
McManus. Schalk. Shelley. Tohin
talE. Three has" hits Mulligsu.
Homo runs Sisler stolen bases
Tohin Sacrifices Ellarho, r., Col
Inns Double plays Falk and Shselv
Lott OF Eases chicago. -. ST. Louis.
Bases on balls off 7. Blank.u-
shin. ! A.. "n ~ Rlaukonship. l. struck
out by 7. Rlsnksnship. |: by shock
or, : by II. Rlsnkenship. |: hy Mack.
!. ilitS-on y. iSlankcnship. 7 in z,
oft ii. Rlankcnship. In 2: on Mac.
In ,. Losing pitch"r-T. Rlaukcn-
ship. tmpircs Moriarity and Guth-
rir. Time
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
RESULTS SESIERDAY.
tir,rinnd. 81 Detroit. I.
lhiind~iphtn. az Wn.hington.
Borton, II New York. e.
ST. Iouts, III Chicago, :.

WHERE THEY rLtr TODAY.
thi-nHO Mt st. 1.oGiS.
Detroit MT tlrN clnnd.
New York ut " nshington.
tNo others SEIZED a. ed. }
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WHERE THEY rI.AY TODAY.
fhiiniclphip ut Itruukl,n.
BoSton AT New York,
PITTSBURGH ut tincinnntI.
81. Louis at Chicago
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INI|N u INNs'. trNnUIs. rerklns-
Ihr'o- has" MT Dykes Home run e.
Waller. Saciiho" r.amo,t" Double
plays l;unucl 30 Galloway 10 John
'i"h HARRIS 20 p"ckupsu2h 10
Judge. l.ofi ON bases WashinE,on.
-, fhilahcIphH. Ras"s on balls
Eomm"l lnupiros.. Ovens and
Nalliu. Tl'n". =
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itpstuIi.

summary: Two-hase Gits -Nixon.
o.N"i!I' King Snyder Home run
Nixon. Sa"riic"-Hulihan. Double
pays Ftisch I" Bancroft 10 King:
for" I" k"pf 10 Henry Left on bases
h"S'"n, . New York :. Base on
hh IIS-"n ozromEross, T. Struck ont
ny '"N"nCr"ss. ,; by Huffman. 9
Ky 10y pilrh"r-by CzvenEr"ss ,Hu-
,,n"hl' mpires. o'SullIvan and
Wcstcrvcl,. Time. l:a4.
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philadelphia.

'Ea,,oa Cor galloway in uln,h.
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t'liiriiCo
NJ, I,OtIis.

'i'sttod for II Blankonship in tho
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Totals ....3G II IS -
Scpr.. hy iuuiprS
The New York herald., 1922-10-23
PERSONAL AND IMPERsONAL.

Duross Company was the broker in
the recent various large acquisitions of
parcels by the National Biscuit Com
pany adjacent to its plant in the Chelsea
district. Among these plots were the
properties OF Armour & Co., Swift & Co,
the Eggers warehouse. &c.
Mr. Morgenthau. Jr., Company. Everett
NJ. Seixas Company, Consolidated. have
been appointed agents Of the following
properties: 336 West Seventy-seventh
street. 800 West 107th street and SO
East Thirty-eighth street.
A. II. Levy is connected with the syn
dicate which recently sold the six story
apartment house at 65l West 17ist
street. valued at S350OO TO Samuel
Wacht, Jr.. and Joseph @. Cohen.
Margaret i. Rumsey is the buyer Of
the block front on the east side of Ninth
avenue between 20sth and 209th streets.
sold several weeks ago by Charles c.
Cook.
Purchasers OF properties sold recently
are : Patricy j. Conlon of 1915 Manhat-
tan avenue. Elber Stack of 204 West
Ninety-eighth street and Proto +. Con-
terno of SO West Seventy-third street.
Lawrence. Blake & Jewell placed n
first mortgage Of $50. 900 on the south
east corner Of Eleventh avenue and
Fiftieth street one story automobile
service station. i50x100.
Improvements representing Sl50.000
and three months times have been com
pleted on the Grand Central Palace
building by Robert VI. Cats. president Of
the Merchants and Manufacturers Ex-
change OF New York. owners OF the
building. They include the installation
OF two new high speed automatic stop
passenger elevators. the conversion of
one sx25 $1,000 pound) freight into a
passenger elevator with fifty passenger
capacity. additional building entrances
on Forty-second street, Lexington ave-
nue. and Depew place and the enlarge
ment Of the main Lexington avenue ex-
position entrance TO the building
The New York herald., 1922-10-23
SALES IN MANHATTAN
REVEALED IN RECORDS

John T. Rennard and Dorothy Rem.
nard Benjamin sold to the Philmor
Realty Corporation the two and three
story stables at 305-30S West 117th
street, 5Oxl00.11.
Francis A. Schwartz sold TO Hedwie
Koempel the five story building at 525
West Fiftieth street, 25Xl0D.5.
Morris Jacobowitz sold to the Con-
gregation Horodenka. Inc. the four
story building with stores at l32 Ridge
street, 27xlO0.
Joseph W. Meyer sold to Vincent
Mangione the three story building o
Downing street. 1Sx70.
Margaret b.. Cain sold to the 76 West
Forty-seventh Street Corporation for
$4,000 the four story house at l63 East
Thirty-third street 20X9S.S
Gladys Christy sold to Angelo RAT
faele for S27,500 the five story tenement
81 Baxter street, 25Slo0
Anastasa Chzak sold to John TEL
Garescz the five story tenement 621
East Fifteenth street. 25x103,3.
Lucy a. Shire sold to Joseph Mattina
the four-story tenement with store al
325 East Forty-eighth street, 25xl00.5.
Samuel Cohen sold TO Adam Romano
the five story flat with store at IS:
East Hath street. 25xi00.10.
Annie NJ. Devery sold 10 John A. ca.
rukin the five story flat at 3l6 West
Eighty y-second street, 25x102.2.
| Mary Sentnliklossy sold to Henry
Goldberg the six story apartment al
32S East Ninety-f1fth street 40x10OS.
Archibald A. Hutchinson sold to .Abra-
ham Cohen the five story building at 22O
West street. 21.11xS0.
United States Trust Company as trus-
tee sold to the Denton Realty Corpora
ton the plot on the east side of Broad
way 900 feet north of 1sSth street
261x3l1 to Wadsworth Terrace x259.7x
27S.
Frank c. Hoyt and Helen C. Post sold
to Emanuel c. de Bonilla the four story
dwelling 81 West Ninth Street. 17.Sx
92.S.
Catherine Feehan sold to Sebastian
and Ignazio Rampolo the three story
dwelling 227 West 11Sth street. 16.SN
I00.11.
NJ. and J. Lefl>owitz sold 70 Mary L.
Cohen the three story dwelling 10i
West 11Sth street. 17Nf00.11.
Hyman Welthorr sold TO Pellegrinc
Sarro the three story dwelling S5i East
121st street. 20x100.
The New York herald., 1922-10-23
1UBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.

-hc Garden City Company sold to an
Investor the three story business block
- the east side of Franklin avenue 100
te.t north Of Stewart avenue, Garden
ity, l.. L.. having a frontage OF I5
feet and depth OF $50 feet. The
property was held at $sO.00o. Childs &
Humphries negotiated the deal.
Eugene y. Welsh sold for Mrs. Nellie
Dovcll the garage and business OF the
late Max Dovell. under the name of the
Maple Avenue Garage at 105-l07 Maple
avenue. TO Patrick J. Royce Of Norris
town.
Howe & Thompson sold for Fred Olsen
residence on Washington avenue, White
Plains X r.. 10 Jessie +, Bromund, who
win occupy it
Prince & Ripley sold for Walter s.
ketcham a plot on Longview avenue in
white Plains 90 John T.. Sheridan of
Bergenhcld. y. j.. who win improve the
property with a residence.
The New York herald., 1922-10-23
PATENTS.

FOR SALE-PATENT, or license 10. be given
up for the manufacturing of pump
based on the application 81 a new scientific
principle allowing the best mechanical out
put at any depth.
This pump. which can be used with hand
power TO so meters. has no pipes, no buckets.
no chains which stretch rust. no cable
which oxidizes or breaks, tho water being
brought up without waste by means of a
simple metallic caterpillar band, which pos
sesses the unusual power of remaining full
when Il has been once dipped into the water.
II can be easily adapted without the help
of any specialist this pump does not re-
quire anybody TO go down into the Well TO
work.
BY means of a motor the output might be
considerable and may surpass. according TO
.he power used. several hundreds OF thou
sands of liters per hour.
The caterpillar band made OF unoxidable
metal, can be used In any water without
noticeable oxidation or wear
PATENTS have been already sold to
ENGLAND ARGENTINA. AUSTRALIA,
EGYPT. SPAIN, ITALY. HOLLAND. RU-
MANIA
PATENTS to be sold for GERMANY.
AUSTRIA, BELGIUM, BRAZIL. BULGARIA.,
~ S. A.. GREECE, HUNGARY, POLAND,
PORTUGAL CZECHO-SLAN1A, TURKEY.
JUGO-SLAVIA. &o
G. CARUEL,LE,
10 Rue Lasson. PARIS NlIeme.
Price list and sample band sent on appl-
cation to enable you to realize the experience
capillarity on which is based the multi
cellular band.
The New York herald., 1922-10-23

In units of five to fifty acres, on
deep water, within eight miles of
Manhattan. Served by seven trunk
line raili Dads. Storage facilities
unrivalled. Railroad sidings easily
obtainable. Directly connected
with main highways to New York.
An opportunity Of unusual interest
to those who are seeking industrial
sites well located, with the. most
favorable transit facilities. Will
SCI! or lease on long terms at very
attractive figures. Address-De-
partment of Public Improvements,
City of Newark, N j.
The New York herald., 1922-10-23

DEAN ST. 1895, Brooklyr-Se detached
brick house, 26xS2. on lot 40x115. three
apartments, 30 rooms, baths, pergola on
roof hand elevator, easily converted into
electric. specially suitable for physicians.
clubhouse or converted into small apart
rlents Phone Lafayette 692s
SAND BAY, Canarsie-Will sell 45 lots.
blocks S302. S303, for 1000 of assessed value.
OWNER. s35 list St. Brooklyn.
10 LET-One family house, rooms. fur
nshed. all Improvements. . blocks from
Sea Beach subway. Kings Highway station !:
Christians; 500 per month II 1854 Herald,
Rroollyu
The New York herald., 1922-10-23
FORECLOSURE SALES.

PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT entered
into on the ath day Of October. 1910, hy
and between JOHN WANAMAKER, NEW
YORK, and CARMEN WERFELMAN, I
will sell on thes 30th day OF October, 1872
az ten o'clock in the forenoon. in the plano
depa rtnent OF John Wanamakcr, In the
City, County and state OF New York. one
style mahogany upright piano and bench,
az provided by Sections 0J and G6 OF the
Personal Property Law.
NAT. w. GENDERING. Auctioneer
PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT entered
into on the 2nd day Of November. 1920, by
and between JOHN WANAMAKER, NEW
YORK. and HARRIETT PEPPE, Will
ten o'clock in the forenoon. in the plano
department Of John wanamaker. in the
City, County and state OF New York. ono
style mahogany upright piano and chair.
as provided by Sections 65 and GO OF the
Personal Property Law.
NAT. w. GENDERING. Auctionecr.
The New York herald., 1922-10-23
FORCED TO SELL TO GET CASH

NV beautiful horne property. consisting of
very attractive house. modern Colonial archi-
lecture. of rooms aud tile bath and fine
sleeping balcony, all Improvements and 1-3
Easy committing diHtarce IN heart OF Jer-
sey's most beautiful suburban community:
near express station and trolley line; S1,SJ0
cash takes ~; balance OF $3.50 on easy
term mortgages. PERSONAL. Pest Office
Box il0I. City Hall Station. New York City
The New York herald., 1922-10-23
INFORMATION WANTED.

DOYERS.--Belgian Consulate desires infor-
nation regarding descendants or relatives
OF Pierre (or Peter) DOYERS OF Belgian
origin. who lived in New York from about
1907 to 1850.
f1O REWARD - Information is desired OF
Joseph Rocchi, age. 81 years. carpenter,
3 II. 10. bronze complexion. black hair. top
right index fingers MANNED. last heard OF IN
California about 3 years ago. Brotlei
JOACHIM ROCCHI, ZIG Commissioner St.
johannesburg. South Africa. anxious.
The New York herald., 1922-10-23
NEwAnIx TRANSACTIONS.

Louis Schlesinger. Inc. leased main
floor in 81 South Eighth street. Newark.
~ the Ec-Ro Beverage Company
Fsist e. Feist leased store in ACT Broad
stree, TO Morris Taylor for stationery
and cigagst
The New York herald., 1922-10-23
FURNITURE.

SAVING THE DEALERS PROFITS!
We are the Factory
We are the Dealer
BY eliminating the dealers and jobbers'
profits--cutting factory costs-reduction Of
overhead to a minimum enables us to offer you
FACTORY LOTS OF FURNITUREs
Qualities unequaled and amazingly
At POSITIVE SAVINGS OF $3.50 TO 50ec.
Wholesale jobbers of russ--Distributors OF
Simmons and Highlander products and
EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME.
Catalog No. 80 on request. Phone Rhine
lander 1890.
Open evenings till o. Saturday 10.
BIG &c" FURNITURE WORKS.
203-20I East 10th Street.
just a step east of 3rd Ave. IL Station.
New York City.
FOR SALE-Attractive three piece living
room suite, very reasonable. Call morn
ings, apartment sA. 515 West 11Oth.
The New York herald., 1922-10-23
DYcKMAN GARAGES LEASED.

g. Malvln Davis leased for Samuel
Fitzpatrick to Louis Anlter for n term Of
wears forty-four individual garages on
he northwest corner of 21sth street and
Ninth avenue.
The New York herald., 1922-10-23
RESIDENTIAL RENTAL.

J Arthur Fischer rented an unfur-
nished apa artmeut IN i04-l06 West For
tieth street to \. c. Burnham.
The New York herald., 1922-10-23
Advantage of Multiple Listing.


10 multiple listing George 7. Rlckaby
OF Toledo explained the plan in gem
eral. He was followed by John r. Sloan
of New Haven. who described the work.
ings of the system practiced in that
city. You get" he said, "the help of
other brokers without adding to your
overhead"
The Importance of property owner
ship and its right development was the
theme of many of the speakers, and a
resolution pledging the associations
twenty-eight affiliated boards to pro-
tect the owners and increase home maxi
ing was adopted.
The silver cup awarded annually by
the city host TO the one who sells his city
best in a five minute speaking contest
was carried off by Leslie w. Lewis for
Utica, who had twelve competitors. The
Long Island Real Estate Board was
awarded the silver cup for the best
decorated table at the nineteenth annual
banquet on Friday night a. NJ Gutter
man OF New York city planned the
decorations. The cops were presented by
the Albany Realty Board.
On Thursday night a dinner dance
vas held in the Wolfert's Roost Coun-
try Club house. formerly the home OF
j X Emmett and later the residence
OF David B. Hill.
At luncheon in the Albany Yacht
Club house, given by the club, the
Albany Chamber of Commerce and the
Albany Realty Board. Hervey Smith
MCGOWAN of Idaho told his hearers that
hey sold sentiment and that love OF
home was the most important thing that
shey sold.
The New York herald., 1922-10-23
SITUATIONS WANTED-Female

ARTISTIC gowns. home, out; reasonable
Browne. 222 w. 10th. Tel. 03I5 Columbus:
CIIAMBERMArD and waitress, girl wishes
position; good references. Touhy. 2oi w.
Ssth st.
CHAMBERMAID, rooming house or part
w. SD
CHAMBERMA1D, young Irish girl wants
position. some experience. Call 1912. % II.
ssth. ring McCormick,s bell
CIIAMBERMAfD or personal maid. girls
wish positions to 80 Florida. y w. 13lst,
care Lawrence.
TAMBERMAID WAITRESS wishes position
with private family. Call schuyler 5i4i.
CHAMBERMAID, maid. young girl. sews
we'll. Brown, 222 Il. 18th, top floor.
CIiAMBERMAfD-w D-wArTRESs. Call Plaza
1924 T21 Lexington sv.. corner osth Vt.
The New York herald., 1922-10-23
In the Dwelling Market.

Leroy Coventry sold foi' the Audubon
Mortgage Company 33 West Ninety
fourth street, four story American base
ment dwelling. The purchaser will oc-
cupy.
Ralph Russo sold the three story
dwelling 49 East 123d street, 19.5N100.11
for r. Schecter TO DR.. Francesca Celia OF
Newark. n. J.
John A. Schoen sold for Martha W.
Stilwell the dwelling 410 East Fiftieth
street to Albert ]. Schnabel.
Coughlan & Co. sold for Katherine A.
O'Brien and others TO client for occu-
pency the four story dwelling, 20x100.
SO West Seventy first street. This Is
the first sale OF the property in thirty
sin years. II was held at s40,0 600.
New 5th Ave. Flat Fully Rented.
The apartment house built by j. Il.
Il. Carpenter. architect, Mt 920 Fifth
avenue is 100 per cent. rented. the last
apartment having been leased last week
for a term of years TO Herman c. Fleit-
mann by Hamilton. Iselin & Co. Pease
& Gilman represented the owner.
The New York herald., 1922-10-23
PUBLIC NOTICES.
FAMILIES TRACED

FAMILIES TRACED.
Pedigrees verified anywhere In the United
Kingdom. This being my hobby. the charges
only according TO work ontaiied. -
Highest references required and given. Reply
CHARLES W. b. PARKER, ESQ.
caroNI.ondon Joint City and Midland Bank,
Pail Mall.
London. England.
The New York herald., 1922-10-23
Queens-saIc or Let.

SG.f50 BUYS beautiful 81 800 house: large
orations. electricity, driveway; $3.50 cash,
balance $25 monthly principal. McNEECE,
so Union Hall ST., Jamaica. Phone Jamaica
124J
The New York herald., 1922-10-23
News Of Real Estate
CULLED FROM THE
CLOSE OF MARKET
Operator Resells 18th Flat
Purchased From the Estate
Of VIM. Waldorf AstOr.

Max \. Natanson sold to an investor
eS2 Tenth avenue. 4 five story tene-
ment, 25.1hxtO0, between Forty-sev-
enth and Forty-eighth streets. The
property was held at $500 1t Is one
OF the twenty houses recently purchased
by Mr.. Natanson from the William Wal
dorf Astor estate through the Farmers
Lean and Trust Company, as trustee.
Seven of the houses remain unsold.
The New York herald., 1922-10-23
CITY REAL ESTATE.
S TWO-FAMILY HOUSES

Pebble-dash stucco. l. rooms, inclosed
porches, steam boilers built-in bath and
shower. white enamel gas range, tile kitchen,
bath. parquet floors, artistlcally decorated.
driveway, north side of Jamaica on Alsop
st., or i50th ST., near Oceanvlew V.
Builder on premises. ADAM METZ. ia
maica 0SJa
The New York herald., 1922-10-23
New jersey,


THE LODGE.
n Essex Fells, n. j.
Rooms and board home cooking weekly
and monthly rates. good location. Write Mrs
LEASK or tel. Caldwell SOL.
DESIRABLE country home for couple with
or without children. pAUENHAUER,
II. r. d. No. l. Box 100. Railway, N. j.,
Telephone Woodbridge 100 j.
The New York herald., 1922-10-23
APARTMENTS Let.
Furnished.
Above 1..h st. to 59th St. Qnclusive).


Above 1.:h st. to 59th st. Qnclusive).
22D ST.. 256 W.. 3, large rooms (kitchen
and bath) very well furnished; best propo-
sition downtown.
33D, 200 East--3 front, comfortably furnished
housekeeping; respectable small family
COLT
18TH. % W.-Furnished and unfurnished two
room and bath apartments attractive; con-
serptive.
10TH. 313 E.--Furnished house, rooms >
baths. gas. heated water. no COAL $500
per month seen from "a daily; ready i'm
mediate occupancy.
Furnished.
Above 59th St.--5th Av. to North River.
BROADWAY. 74th-cioing Europe, selling
able. buy quickly. consider renting. Particl-
lars Columbus 1906.
65TH ST., SO w.-Two, three. five rooms;
complete housekeeping private bath, phone.
72D ST., 1866 WEST.
MOST DESIRABLE LOCATION,
near Broadway: attractvely furnished suites
light and spacious two and three rooms
with Kitchen and bath.
I'D ST., fI0 wEST.-Owner will rent large,
light, airy, luxuriously furnished apart
rnent at sacrifice to proper parties. lease
till Oct. !. 1928: rooms. 2 baths; 1865 per
month. Inquire Apartment GID.
s1sT ST. columbus av. Hotel Colonia). =
Newly decorated. Furnished, 1-2-3 outside
rooms. private bath: elevated. surface cars
subway; $21-$30-S40 weekly full hotel gerry
ice: restaurant
DIST ST.. Broadway-Three and six rooms.
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west side.

18TH. S4 w.-Attractive room, redecorated
private bath home cooking: table guests.
18TH. &c West Miss EDwARDS) .-Desir-
able rooms: table guests: references.
s3D ST., 12s-ls0 w. (Potter Hail).--Rooms,
large and small; parlor dining room; table
guests. a
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