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The Washington times., 1922-03-19
KEITHS
Marion Harris

TIRE e headline stars and q
supplementary stellar attrao-
ton lead the bill at B. r. Keith's
Theater this week commencing
at the matinee tomorrow. Among
the three chief features In Marion
Harris. the favorite photograph
record maker whose merry dis
Z position and expressive voice
have endeared her to the fans of
the little round discs. She ID &C
companied by Lou Handman at
the piano. Her offering Ia called
"A Record Breaking Musicale"
and II attained instant success
when only recently she made her
debut In Keith vaudeville.
Another of the triple alliance
II Grant Mitchell who became
prominent in THE Tailor Made
Man." 1T Pays to ADVERTISE"
'Get-Rich-Q Quick wallingford." and
other Broadway premiers. with
the support of several clever
metropolitan players, Mr.. Mitchell
win present The Future"
rather unsuuai comedy drama by
Vincent Lawrence. Third in the
triune group are Herbert VIII
liams and Hilda woifus in their
funny travesty From Soup to
Nuts" Edward Ruby is the trav-
cling music director.
: Florenzs Tempest, once OF
Tempest and Sunshine. il the ad-
ditional feature and her name 10
potent with vaudeville patrons
to whom she has been for quite
q while q favorite, especially in
her act THE American Boy" her
impersonation Of debonair youth
being both very real and delight
fully artistic. She IL now allied
with Bobby Watson. formerly
leading comedian Of Irene and
the talented pair are making
resoundins hit with their songs,
dances and cross-firs comedy. M.
George Harriss takes care Of
the piano end Of the offering.
ID. d. HI" 10 listed among
the elect and there win be great
curiosity. a. usual. to learn the
why and wherefore Of tbs mys-
terry surrounding the name. II IL
very comic and always richly re-
warded with applause and laugh
ter. The Stanleys are billed AZ
TWO Danish Phlegmatics.' Leon
varvara win disclose The
Evolution of = Pianist" NJ.
Adolphus. assisted by Mile. Andre
vivienne. French premiere
dsnseuse, VIII present bohemian
Life-" In this glimpse Of the
gay life Of the Partisan atsliers.
are featured Anna vslds. the
whiriwind dancer and Miss PROSE-
or, . brilliant vsolinists. Aesop's
Fables. the Paths News Pictorial,
Topics Of the Day, and the 800
essay contest are other inciusions.
Today at . and SIS .. m, At
Ksith's last weeks bfii with Flor.
encs Reed. the Arnaut Brothers,
etc., WIN b givsn its final pre-.
sensations.
A. n
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SHUBERT MAKING
GREAT PLANS
FOR YEAR
First Season 81 Vaudeville
Success WIN Expand Pro-
gram to Cover IS Full Wsslss
IN Future.

snND Of the surprising fsa&urss
Of . waning thsatrioal\ -
son. which has bssn nocabis
chiefly Tor it, failures. has been
the surprising success Of The new
6hubert vaudeville circuit.
Plans are now bsins rAaAs 70
fittingly celebrate in the near
future the completion q the first
regular season for the nsw ven
ture. ~
Washington fFom the start has
taken kindly to the new enterprise.
The 6hubert- Belasco from its Open
ing early in Septsmbsr. under the
management Of Ire J. LAmctts.
has been ranked with the best oe
the houses IN the circuit, bokA
from the standpoint Of att~nd-
ance and rsceipta !
Some conception Of tho nAsni-
tude Of the fisld into which the
Measrs- Schubert have extended
may be conceived from the fact
that the initiation Of . twO-a-day
circuit involved contractual obi.
gatjsns alone to performers total
ing over $4,000. 900. Because Of
this tremendous initial expense
ethers was some doubt from the
outset in the amusement world n
to whether the baby circuit would
survive through . season that was
notoriousiy bad al cvsr the
country. ~,
Tho answer to this has been pro-
vided In the preliminary plans for
next season, which have Just been
announced. There WIN be thirty.
five fun weeks In the shubert
vaudeville circuit In the season of
1928. more consecutive time
than can be furnished By any other
amusement enterprise.
To supply attractions for these
thirty-five weeks there win Be
thirty-fivs distinct travelling vapde-
vile units provided by the c,cn-
try's great producers. This pro-
gram insures new show for every
week in the season. and, In nd. i,
dition. the companies win travel
a. q unit. an innovation which wnS.
started the present season ana
which proved successful. Il
Florenx Ziegfeld. Charles Dining
ham. Sam Harris. Lee Shubert,
Ed Bloom. Jess Bedini. and IsaaS
Herk are among the Broadway
producers who WIN provide units
for the shubert circuit. Each
magnate win be limited to two at
fractions on the wheel. ff.
Since tho announcement % the
preliminary plans and the news
that performers win be guaranteed
over forty weeks Of work In houses
which play only two shows day
the Shubert offices have been liter.
ally stormed with performers
looking for time. The consecutive
booking has attracted the best Of
foreign talent and American s.andr
ard acts. Over 400 acts win b
engaged for next season. qua
Arthur Klein. who has been placid
In charge Of the booking. n now
the most sought after man In the
amusement world. k rs,s
While the, plans for the new
season are being formulated. toe
fact that the present succesAfui
period IL nearing its first birthday
has not been overlooked. Manager
LaMotte. Of the Belasco. II work
ing now on . program chat win be
notable IN calling to the attcn-
ton of Warrington vaudeville
lovers the FIRST birthday Of the
latest Shubert ventura a.
q. f.
The Washington times., 1922-03-19

ANNA q. NLLsoN, featured
player IN. why Girls Leave
ifems." has rsturnsd frsm try
Arizona republican., 1922-06-26
BAD AUTO WRECK IS
REPORT FROM MESA

MEA, June 25-Two automobiles
were badly wrecked in an accident
which occurred on the Tempe Mesa
highway three miles west of here at
/ o'clock Sunday morning. Occupants
of both machines escaped without
injury.
Escelso Coronado reported the ac-
cident to the local police, declaring
in his story that he had stopped his
car at the side of the road and that
even though his lights were burning
the other car bumped into his, late:
crossing to the opposite side of the
road and running into ditch.
John Fry and Ray Ochoa were ar
rested as occupants of the alleged
wrecking car and were brought into
Mesa and lodged in jail. Deputy
Sheriff Ramon Mendoza, Marshal
Warren and Night Officer Fryer
made the arrest A gallon of liquor
was found in the offending car and
charges of having liquor in their
possession viii be preferred against
the two men in the Phoenix court,
it is said One of the men told the
officers that they had paid $S for the
gallon of booze but they declared
they'd rather go to the pen than tell
whom they purchased it from.
Handle Cantaloupe Office
]. c. Shriver has arrived in Mesa
to take charge of the local office of
the s. A. Gerard company, during
the cantaloupe season. Ralph Mills
who has handled the office since the
Arizona republican., 1922-06-26
THE MONDAY MORNING. 1922

opening of the lettuce season here
expects to depart Monday evening
for New Mexico where he Will man
age a cantaloupe office.
"Come On Over" at Majestic
Your feet will want TO dance in
time with the rapid comedy pace OF
Rupert Hughes new Goldwyn photo-
comedy, Come On Owe" which opens
at the Majestic theater for three
days, beginning Monday. 1t is irish
and it is American and 1t IS funny
and it has a dancing finish that VIII
go straight to the heart-as well as
the feet-of anybody who sees 1T.
Charming Colleen Moore has her best
role as the Irish lass left behind. by
her sweetheart started for America
TO make his fortune.
Goes to Prescott
Vernon Schupp. son of Mr. and
Mrs. r. B. Schupp. departed early
Sunday morning for Prescott where
he will spend the week.
Play Navy Team Here
The Mesa Jewels are planning at
least three games and probably four
for the coming week. While no team
has been secured yet, they expect TO
play on the local diamond next sun
day. Monday and Tuesday they will
play in Miami and on the following
Thursday they are scheduled to meet
the navy team from San Diego on
the local field.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-26
CANTALOUPE CROP IS
SAID RIPE At TEMPE

TEMPE, June 25-Those who went
into the cantaloupe business this
year have the crates ready and will
soon begin to pick and ship. A few
watermelons grown locally have been
placed on the market. Prices are
still too high for many. In another
week, it is reported, there will be
plenty of local watermelons and
cantaloupes.
Vaccination Success
Physicians here say about 80 per
cent of Tempe people have been vac
cinated and that there has not been
a single case of smallpox in Tempe.
SculI Valley Visitors
Unabelle and Francis Mullen.
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Mullen, are down from the ranch for
little visit with Tempe friends
They are stopping with Garfield
Goodwin family.
Mesa Wins
Tempe fans, returning from Mesa
Sunday afternoon were full of glee
over the second victory of Mesa over
the Caseys. Several Tempe boys
played on the Mesa-Tempe team.
Memorial Service
Memorial services were to be held
at the Christian church Monday
morning, conducted by r. E. Dunla D
for Edward Coldwell, who died with
smallpox near Scottsdale last week.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-26
CHANDLER BUDGET IS.
To BE UP FOR ACTION

CHANDLER, June 25.-The small
pox scare is about over in this vicin-
ity as there has not yet been a case
of the malady in the town of Chan
dler. There was one case one half
mile south of town. in Mexican town.
This was the only case in the imme-
diate neighborhood. Most everybody
has been vaccinated and as the
weather is getting much warmer it
is hoped there will not be any of the
epidemic in Chandler
Council Meets Monday Niaht
There will be special meeting OF
the town council Monday night in
the city hall for the purpose of pass
ing on the budget for the ensuing
year. The budget has been made out
by the city clerk and city attorney
and has been passed on by the fl
nance committee and is now ready
for the approval of the council as a
body. There will be reduction OF
several thousand dollars from last
years budget which vii make the
| tax rate in the town much lower.
Webers Take Pifer House
J. b Weber and family have leased
| the Pifer home for two years and
moved in last week. This home is
| on North California street and is
1 tilO0tlU CNtty way
Chandler Has a Nice Shower
The first shower of the season
came to Chandler last Saturday eve-
ming and was welcomed by everybody
as it was quite relief from the hea;
/ of the day. OF course it brought
! wit it the usual dust storm which is
| the third one this summer.
Former Nightwatchman Here
E. P. Parish, who was formerly
| nightwatchman and deputy sheriff In
| this town, is visiting relatives here
| this week He has been working or
the sheriff's force in the oil fields oil
Texas. He states that he may make
his future home here as this Is the
! best looking country right now thai
he has seen anywhere.
Damon Ranch Shipping Apples
The 10 acre apricot ranch owned
by William Damon has been shipping
hundreds of lugs of choice apricots
to all parts of the country and they
have been bringing prices, as they
have all been selected and labeled
under his own private label.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-26
INDEX
HANDY GUIDE TO CLASSIFIED

5-Lost and Found.
6-Auctions.
S-For sale City Property
11-For Sale Country Property
12-Fcr Sale or Exchange Realty.
13-V' anted Real Estate.
Wanted To Rent.
15-For Rent Houses.
16-Fo. Rent Furnished Houses.
17-For Rent Apartments.
19-For Rent Furnished Rooms.
20-For Rent Housekeeping Rooms
21-Room and Board.
22-Summer Homes.
25-For Rent Land
26-For Rent Stores and Offices.
27-For Rent Miscellaneous.
2S-For Rent Pasture.
30-Wanted Automobiles.
31-For Sale Automobiles.
35-For Sale Miscellaneous.
36-For Sale or Exchange Miscel-
laneous
37--Wanted Miscellaneous.
Ss-Livestock.
39-Pat Stock.
4)-Eggs and Poultry.
:1-Fruits and Produce.
Wanted Situation Male.
46 wanted Situation Female.
47-Wanted Statesmen and Agents.
49-Wanted Help Male.
50-Waated Help Female.
5l-Wantcd Help Male and Female.
52-EducatioDal.
56-Business Chances.
57-Wanted Money.
58-Money to Loan.
59-Personals.
60-Special Notices.
Business Directory
Arizona republican., 1922-06-26
6--AUCTIONS
Auction Sale
1923 North Second St
Tuesday, June II,
1::30 o.. m.

We are leaving Arizona and will
sell all our Furniture at Auction.
consisting of Dressers. Chiffon
iers, 10 Rockers, s Dining Chairs.
Stools, Library Tables. 3 Center
Tables, 2 Book shelves. Chest of
Drawers. q Beds complete. full
size Beds complete, Cots, l Sani-
tarv Cot, / Hall Tree. 2 Arm Chairs,
8 Kitchen Tables 2 Air Heaters,
Box Heater. l 1-Burner Gas Plate.
1 3-Burner Gas Plate. l 4-hole Gas
Stove, 2 Refrigerators, 5 large Rugs,
all good ones; small Rugs; l lot of
Carpet Strips and Hall Runners.
lot of Sheets, Bed Spreads. Blankets
and Pillows. A lot of Slop Jars,
Bowls and Pitchers. / Clothes Bas-
ket, / Underwood Typewriter. l Fire
less Cooker. Sewing Machine, and
many other things not listed. This
is all good stuff and will be sold to
the highest bidder without reserve.
The public invited. Plenty of shade
and ice water for all.
MRS. H. K. BROWN. OWNER.
COL. JOE MASONER
AUCTIONEER
w. r. GARRISON, CLERK. dn
PHOENlX AUCTION HOUSE
Sale every Thursday. We want
your goods. Spot cash or on COM
mission. 534 E. jefferson St Phone
1890 It
Arizona republican., 1922-06-26
Convalescing


BRIGHTER AND BRIGHTER
And Today Is the golden oppor-
tune time to take advantage OF
some OF the bargains which we
are offering in new and near
new modern homes - Some Of
these homes are located in the
most desirable locations in Phoe-
nix, and you can buy a home
from US today for less money
and for better terms than you
will be enabled to obtain this fall
Each day everything Is looking
brighter, and you will never have
another such rare opportunity 10
secure a home Put the rent
money you are now paying out
into a permanent home.
GREENE & GRIFFIN
Tel. e6o4. 124 n. First Ave. DIM
Arizona republican., 1922-06-26
5Acres

Three miles from center of Phoe-
nix, brick house with lots screen
porch, good we'll water. wind mill
and tank, fine old shade, fruit and
berries, fenced and fenced
woven wire, chicken houses and
garage; 3-room frame in good con-
dition. Ideal for small dairy and
chicken ranch. In line for sub
division into city lots in near future.
We have been given exclusive list
ing on this with instructions TO sell.
The price is much below value. re-
quires $4,000 cash. balance terms.
BLOCK & BURNS
10 f. Adams St. DIM
Arizona republican., 1922-06-26
sALE-clTY PROPERTY

$3.50 AND SIS per month will put
you in possession of a 4-room house
with gas, light, water. You better
see about this. Phone 5434. DIM
FOR SALE-One of the most dis
tinctive small homes in Phoenix.
Kenilworth addition. Ideal for family
of three. No realtors need apply as
have put the price to rock bottom
and cannot pay commission. On
paved street; half block to carline.
See Owner, 537 West Mcdowell. DIR
Arizona republican., 1922-06-26
North Chelsea
Ashland Place

ASIlIdIlu lace
BUILD Now-owN YOUR
HOME MONEY is EASY.
AND COST OF HOUSE
CONS UCTIoN WILL
NEVER BE LESS.
All that is necessary for you
to do to become a home
owner is for you to pay cash
for the lot, and we will build
a house to suit you, and you
can pay the balance In
monthly installments All
city improvements are in
stalled, and ewhen you buy
a lot in the above additions
the price includes cement
walks, gas, electric lights,
city water and sewers-Indi
cations are that you will
never build for less money
than at present-If you are
not ready to build, buy one
of these lots upon the INSTALL
ment plan for the future
There are no better locations
in Phoenix.
HOME BUILDERS
Tel. e6O4. 124 n. First Ave. dn
Arizona republican., 1922-06-26
This Is A Snap

Il Acre n. E. Some bearing
grapes. Paved road, u block to street
car: new room bungalow; large
porches, garage: some young trees.
Only $4,000. $4,000 Cash.
G.. c.. WILCOX
a2T West Washington DIN
Arizona republican., 1922-06-26
Macarthur Bros.
Used Car Dept.
Phone 1921
Phone 1921

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Nash
Quad 1920 truck with 3-ton trailer.
perfect condition. $3.50 buys outfit;
will take any 5-passenger car in good
condition as part payment, or live
stock. a live wire can clear truck on
cantaloupe haul. S1a NE. Glendale.
Judge Gilbert's Farm. 1t
Arizona republican., 1922-06-26
Buv Land Now

Under the Paradise Verde Project.
$500 per acre buys some of the fin
est land both in Deer Valley and
Paradise Valley. Buy now: get the
increase in value. Bonds will soon
be voted: land will triple in value.
See
FRED A. DIBBLE. REALTOR
II n. First Ave. Phone 5003 DIN
FIVE acres near Seattle, not in
cultivation, but can be put in eulti-
vation, to trade on something local.
Box 77H, Republican. DIN
Arizona republican., 1922-06-26
FOR SALE

Bargain in house and lot. House
furnished. Will take good Ford as
part of first payment. Terms to suit.
1oo5 y culver dn
Arizona republican., 1922-06-26

HOUSEKEEPING rooms. $50 S.
First Ave. DIP
Arizona republican., 1922-06-26
| 19-FOR REMIT URNIS ED
ROOMS

2o-FOR HOUSEKEEPING
ROOMS
Arizona republican., 1922-06-26
16-FOR REMIT RNISHED
HOUSES

MODERN Groom bungalow. Phone
4617 IF
Arizona republican., 1922-06-26
1o-FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
REALTY
FOR SAFE OR TRADE

EOk SALE Als
Bees. 200 hives Italians. good con-
dition. also good extracting equip
ment, screen house, etc.; will trade
as first payment on acreage or sell
direct. B. M. Atwood, 23O w. Jeffer-
49,, r.oo+ DIM
$110O EQUITY in $3.50 home for
$500 cash, or will trade for clear lois.
1898 E. Moreland. Phone 310z. On
WANTED-To exchange lot at
Manhattan Beach, Calf. for prop
erty here. Phone 6324, Ruggles
p9I+ ~ DIN
5-ROOM house, clear, to exchange
for acreage. Address Box 81.
Route s. n =
TO EXCHANGE-Equ of $4,000
in citv property, northeast, value
$4,000. and sedan. for acreage. When
answering give location OF land. Box
Ash, Republican. oh
Arizona republican., 1922-06-26
22-SUMMER HOMES

FOR RENT--6 room house in
Flagstaff. completely furnished. Two
blocks from center of town. SIS
month. Write G. C. Hutson, 304 E.
Birch. dr.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-26

MODERN DOUBLE HOUSE; 3
rooms. kitchenette, bath and sleeping
porch; range; window shades in
stalled; water free; reduced to S35
per month per side. 113 and 115 East
Moreland; phone Alta. Apply 1130
North Sncnnd st II
Arizona republican., 1922-06-26

BRICK residence, unfurnished, old
shade, cool place and large lot; grape
vines, chickens, chicken runs and
house: on pavement; near capitol.
Will rent cheap. Phone 1926 Sunday
a. IN. or 4450 Monday. DIM
Arizona republican., 1922-06-26

furnished f9E house garage sfqna iDcnudad
1114 N. 18th St DIM
Arizona republican., 1922-06-26

NICELY furnished cool summer
nome, rooms. bedrooms, sleep
ing porches, spacious grounds. ga
rage; rent reasonable. 1015 n. Sec
ond street. DIP
Arizona republican., 1922-06-26

HOUSES AND APARTMENTS -
Furnished and unfurnished; IS per
month and up. Morden's Real Estate
Co.; call 405 East Washington; phone
ATS dn
Arizona republican., 1922-06-26

REDUCED TO SIS - Cottage;
shade; newly papered. 307 North
Tenth ave. above Van Buren; phone
6437. dn
Arizona republican., 1922-06-26

THIS is A PARTIAL LIST
Arizona republican., 1922-06-26

FOR RENT - Furnished 4-room
apartment; S35 by month or lease;
healthy adults. $50 North First Ave.
n. First Ave. DIM
The New York herald., 1922-11-26
Furnished-westchester

THREE furnished rooms for housekeeping:
all improvements: South Yonkers: rent $50
Phone 5445 or 5oi7. Yonkers. N. Y.
The New York herald., 1922-11-26
UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO LET

MADISON AV., t07 (cor. $50 st.)-Corner
room and bath, southeast exposures also
rooms and bath facing avenue; maid ser
Vice free; restaurEn. service to partment.
Supt. or WM. GOlp5TONE. 80 Park Row.
6lST, 100 East-One or two spacious rooms.
kitchenette; private residence; reasonable.
The New York herald., 1922-11-26
Long Island.
New Jersey.
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

GENTLEMAN wishes room: West Side: Civ.
lowest terms. B 621 Herald Downtown.
ROOM with board for young man In cultured
family; Full particulars, Box 62o. 2601
World Tower Building.
The New York herald., 1922-11-26
WANTED FOR BUSINESS.

WANTED approximately 1000 50. ~. /:
storage and assembling purposes: nom
tor. heat. good light; must have low m
surance rate, month to month basis; occu-
pancy at spce. FRANCIS l.. KOHLMAN,
receiver for John Firth a Co.. Inc, TOO
9Th av., N. Y. Q.
The New York herald., 1922-11-26

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
East Side.
ALLERToN HOUSE FOR MEN.
rronp rnp rs's II story @ fiTsproof % building. Jus;
11n% 70 iSe psr wSss
for permanent residents only. 148 East Beth
ST., As East 55th st.
fences: reasonable. Dry Dock 1921.
BEEMER-
LEXINGTON AY., 246-Largo room; private
bath; floor II wanted newly furnished.
MADISON Av., 500 (corner b3d st.)-Coruer
room and bath, southeast exposure; newly
furnlshNd; maid service free: restaurant SER
vice 10 apartment See superintendent, or
WIN. GoLDsToNE. 80 Park Row.
18TH, 2i7 E.-Bedroom and parlor. modern
improvements business couple
5sTH. s2k East (Apt. 53)-Nice. light room
for girl; fourth floor.
18th ST, "a EAST
TWO DELIGHTFUL ROOMS
One with private bath; also single roomI
reasonable: with or without board.
18TH. 200 East-Two large rooms, business
couple, friends: references. HARR1NG-
TON.
soTH. ii5 East PsrD-Handsomsiy fur
nished. kitohenetts privileges. superior To-
s5TH. $40 z Capt. 4E)-suitsbis 1 or gen
tlernen, elevator, shower, clean, comfort
nble, private American family.
West Side.
BROADWAY, ss4f ACADEMY ST., apt. g.
Large. attractive, sunny. newly furnished
outside room; modern: suitable two. BIZ
iInEs 2s45
PRoADwAY. 1915 (f84th)-Attractiys OUT
side. connecting rooms; reasonable. Apt.
50. Elevator.
AVE, iso Chpt, eD.--Large
CENTRAL, PARK WEST, 2e4.--Room. $40;
rooms. sie Kitchen privileges ssier:
COY, very comfortable, light and airy room
adjoining bath, modern elevator apartment
please phone Cathedral 500.
TT. WASHINGTON Av., ass usotn)--At-
tractive. clean. warm room, Ia. Apt ;:
HOTEL NoMfs.
$50 w. I2sth-weekiy. 81 with private bath
s12. Phone oet9 Morninaside.
LARGE iieht corner room, adjoining bath
gentleman. Telephone 1901 Cathedral.
Az. $40 Ci2ist)-|smail front
room. steam, electricity: newly decorated.
private entrance; 81. LEWIS, apt. Q.
KIvERsfDE DRIVE, $50 tAPt, 2D -iarss
couple or gentlemen; convenient l2oth st.
subway.
pRfvE-Youns lady. Christian,
wishes TO share apartment. young lady or
couple. Cathedral 46So.
ST. NICHOLAS Av.. so4.--Lovsiy Furnished
rooms: all modern convenencos. nice loca-
tion. SCOTT. Tel. Aud. Ii2a.
ST. NICHOLAS Av.. s2i.-ComfortabIe front
room. suitable Ia; no objection 20 child
Morningsldc $500. apt. ".
VERY desirable furnished room with private
family In elevator apartment near River-
slide Drive. si5 per week. private BATH
phone. &c. a 1871 Herald, Harlem
4TH St, 245 West Greenwich Nillage) II. .
or delightfully."- furnished rooms. with or
without itcheuetfc, twin beds hot water.
bath; ric; parquet floor; steam.
bed. SWIFT.
9trff, 239. cr. $50 w.-SmaN. large, newly
renew ted toomss all improysmsntA
The New York herald., 1922-11-26
New Jersey.

BLOOMFIELD. Bloomfield av.. 66s-Store,
f2x40; suitable for any business.
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Unfurnishe6.
From BATTERY 20 1sth ~. Onciusive).

WASHINGTON SQUARE DISTRICT
"a West 10th st.,-2 room housekeeping
complete and modern In every detail one
room apartment $50. 6i West 18th ST.; one
room and bath. services and breakfast n
desired, $50: Norah Macf.aren, 90 Washing.
20 81. Spring 1879
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Connecticut.

lofts. NEW HAVEN. CONNECTICUT:
LIGHT. STEAM HEATED. ELEVATOR,
FOR LIGHT MANUFACTURING PuR-
POSES. LABOR CONDITIONS FAVOR
ABLE. p. o. BOX 1923. NEW HAVEN.
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4 Unfurnished-I.ong Island.

FOR rent room modern apartment. AL
improvements; can have Immediately. AZ
Berwyn ST., Orange. New Jersey. Phone
Orange 2925W.