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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-05
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Loves Masquerade A Dramatic Story of Love and Romance
 By IDAH MCLONE GIBSON

upon d very famous woman whose marriage shortly before had gone on the rocks.
 I was interviewing her for series of articles which I was calling Fem mine Types---a kind of psyeho-anaiy- sis as it were-and I was also trying to cali up the men and circumstances which lead to certain cataciysmie tragedies in these types.
 found this woman very haggard and ol-looking. There wasn't a gleam of happiness in her weary eyes and the last time l had seen here she ha.' been the radiant picture of joy. very youthful and very beautiful.
 She called attention to her looks, sayirg: You will see in me, Mrs. Earle. what long years of marriage always does to woman unless she has some interest outside of her husband and herself. think I have been selfish in my life as we'll as In my ideals.
 '"The old historical lovers are right. The real cure for the fever of love is marriage. No man nor woman can possibly realize before marriage that the little jealous god of love who rcigns supreme will fly away whe,. he has to share his home in the hearts of married lovers with all the mo- notonies and sordid interest of every : day married life. 2And yet that Is just what he does do every time."
 She told me, Dr. George, that her heart almost broke with surprise and chagrin when she found out that sh i. was not first in her husbands $ thoughts-that really the business cs making money to buy daily food must come before the businss of making love 10 keep a wife happy.
 She said that she grew to hate the financial pages of the daily papers
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-05
Cotton Enjoyed High LeUeI in Most All
 Sessions Past Week
By Associated Press

New York, August 4.--rhe gov ernments crop report placing the condition of ,the plant at 7o.s and the indicated yield at 11,44s,oOo bales, with average conditions for the balance of the season, was fol- lowed by very violent fluctuations in the cotton market. These Nofroial figures were lower than expected and were responsible for the excited ad- vance of Tuesday afternoon. Their ef- fct appeared to have been pretty well exhausted within an hour after their publication. however, and after sell ing up to 22.soc for December or 21O points above the low of the preeous week and within Is points of the high established July 8, the market turned easier. This was attributed to the failure of the small crop fig ures to stimulate general trade buy ing and as prices eased off heavier liquidation of old long lines was reported.
 There was also selling encouraged by prospects for a break in the Texas drouth and reports that New Orleans selling here, represented in- creased hedging by the south. As a result December contracts eased off to 21.17c in today's early trading. making decline of about 17a points from the best and taking the mar ket back to about the prebureau trad ing levels.
 The advance which immediately followed publication of the govern ment report was doubtless intensi- fled by an apprehension that con tinued dry hot weather was hurting crop prospects in the southwest and that showers were increasing danger of weevil damage in eastern belt sections. The latter action of the market. however. reflected no spe- cial apprehension over the crops progress and the hope of a break in the Texas drouth was promoted by reports of a few scattering showers in that section today. Bull ish arguments based on compari- son of the crop indication of 11.449.- 900 bales with last seasons estimated worlds consumption of 12, SOC. 1000 bales American appeared to have made little impression on sentiment. owing to the reports of a continued trade demand and the fact that crop prospects may be changed materially before the season ends. Trading was active during most of the week, but showed disposition to taper Of; later, though waiting for later crop developments or the effects of the early crop movement
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FOR GOOD OF
 THE COMMUNITY
Spinners Will Play Cautious Game and Warily Watch Each Advance Over Twenty
 Cents Base

Eo PRICE, editor Finance market expert so
 friendly southern interests interesting of thought cotton prospects under the title of "The Passing Show in the Cotton Market Of speculation being ndulged he declares that they nothing but that the important questions are:
 How much American this year7
 2Ar manufacturers procrastinate buying they the cotton promptly they get H
 question that assuming early settle railroad strikes,we expect large sumption United States also optimistic plant civilization and beyond recovering the blight of rapidly than is generally realized
 disposed guess world will qure cotton during year ending July 31, 1928
 my guess right consumption largely production the will advance much during the first three months of the unless decide to anticipate their requirements while the cotton is offering in quantity.
 In this country spnne stocks about on an average Re liable information spinners is not available There abundance of figures but they only fgures-not facts
 throughout money abnormay cheap and bank credit easily obnable This leads expect that manu lecturers will buy largely when they the qualities they need on a reasonable basis as compared with futures
 Cotton sold freely which altogether probable that when the market reaches that figure
 will strike the buffer presently unsuitable demand and that at if price manufacturers will gradually withdraw from the market At least this is the policy that should manufacturer and had deuded myself into believing that cairvoyant
 producers weigh says. that the worlds demands but it also true that the world has long taken of the short of last the consumption and the these conditions have furry and lack that quality which speculate The have anticipated conditions and will be tampeded into purchasing wild market There evident deepeated that 20 passing that that carefully with ing tiler
 The producer inviting sound but they inviting inflated than they automatically the demand automatically of resting by the wayside to catch its breath.
 Fair prices sale product marketing turning money is always
 Yours for upbulding
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2 o'clock Friday morning in time inside the jail was destroyed
 
 BIG FIRE IN TEXAS TOWN
 By Associated Press Galveston, Tex. August 4-- Flames destroyed large part of the business district Of Dickinson this
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WILL HOLD nARnECIE

Heflin. August Especial. At the last meeting of the farm bureau a committee of five was .ppointed to make arrangements to hold picnic and barbecue at Bell Mills on August 19 The committee IS John A Brown. D.. l.. White, T. J. Kaylor, J. A. Champion and 0. E. Butler. E. R. Carlson, county agent, announced that the Boys Corn club would hold their annual picnic at the mills August IS, and that farm bureau members and their friends are invited to attend and stay over for the barbecue on the next day and join the boys around the amp fires.
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Do0LEY ALCOHOL VICTIM
Noted Vaudeville Actor Dies of
 Drink Poison
By Associated Press

New York, August 4.-Robert pooley. 52. vaudeville actor and head of the Dooley family of variety headliners, died today in a hospital of wood alcoholic poison ing.
 His daughter, Ray, and his sons Gordon and John, are well known for their funny antics behind the footIights. The entire family had attended the marriage of Gordon here this week to Martha Morton. Another son, William. died last September of injuries received In fall from a taxicab.
 The elder Dooley and his wife came here from Ireland about 20 years ago, and entered Vaude'. lie.
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aTARra FIRE TN JAIL

Piedmont. August f.--(Special.)- X soldier from Camp McClellen had narrow escape from death in the city Jail early Friday morning. when be set fire to the bedding, after having been locked up charged with public drunkeness. The officers having been out on raid. just by chance, appeared on the scene about
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CANDLER ID WE'D MRS. DEBOUCHE[[E Atlanta Capitalist Refuses to Discuss Wedding Plans,
 However
By Associated Press

Atlanta. August 4.--Asa G. Cand- Ter. Atlanta capitalist, today told the Atlanta Journal that the report of his approaching marriage to Mrs. Onezima DeBouchelle of New Orleans was correct. He declared the marriage would take place the lat ter part of August, but would not further dicuss his wedding plans.
 MT. Candler is well known throughout the south in business and church circles. He vas the original manufacturer of Coca Cola, and still is a large stockholder in the corporation. He also is presi- dent of the Central Bank and Trust company of Atlanta. and poss esses large property holdings in Atlanta and other southern cities. He served as mayor of Atlanta for several years and has been one of the largest contributors to Emory uni- versity, of which his brother, Bishop Warren A. Candler was chancellor for many years.
 New Orleans, August 4.-Reports oi the engagement and approaching marriage Ol MfS. OH01iihd v A'NNs Chelle of Reno. New, to Asa G- Candler. ll-known manuf ctur- CT of Atlanta. were confirmed In a telegram from Mrs DeBouche.ie 10 the New Orleans States today.
 In reply to a telegraphic inquiry from the States. Mrs. DeBouchelle, formerly Mrs. Adolph Rocquet or this city, declared that report en- gagement to Asa c. Candler and ap- preaching marriage are correct.
 According to reports here, the wedding will take place at Keno about the middle of August, ana the honeymoon will be spent -ns Hon olulu The couple will make theif he me in Atlanta
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DRY VIOLATION CHARGEp

Piedmont. August 4.-fSpecial)- Deputy Sheriff N. H. wilaon and party raided the home of Will Rutledge, a white farmer in the Maxwellborn community. Thursday night and claim to have captured several gallons of booze and brought RutledEe to the city jail, charged with violation of the prohibition
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afternoon, the bank, telephon ex- change, drug store and grocery store in the central part of tho Gal weston county town were burned by a fire which began shortly after o'clock, according to reports reach ing here at o'clock. Fire fighting equipment was sent from Galveston. There was no loss of life. according to the advices
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HEFLIN MAN BURIED

n, August 4.-(Special.)-J. A "eathers 53, died at his home at II o'clock Thursday morning after snort Illness. Rev. ". M. Barr conoucted the funeral services, and lnterment was at Al cemetery. He is survived by his wife and five chill
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MEMS FATALITIES

She describes their characteristics which endears him to her.
 "It was at this most important and to me. impressionable time. said Margaret Earle. that l called
The New York herald., 1922-04-13
BOARDERS WANTED.

0OfxN0L1NO WIN LOs
East SIDE.
A PLACE
where. few refined people can secure first
class board. Plaza 6054
EAST 63D ST.
Attractive double and single room adjoin
Ing. southern exposure overlooking Central
Park: exclusive and homeike; excellent
meals; credentials.
11TTH. 421 West (Broadway subway. 116ti,
St. opposite Columbia) Two large rooms:
board.
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Children Boarded.

CHILDREN boa arded-Schools; city, country:
highest references. best courses: moder-
ate. EMERY, 3S Park row. Suite 400. Cort-
landt 0i2G.
wANTED-One. two children, board. Phone
Audubon $780, so w. 14Tth. McDRIDB
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

LEXINGTON pAy., $50 tS4th). we'll furnishes
single, double rooms. 81 up: also from,
basement refined house.
93D. 1876 E.-FRoNT PARLOR WITH AL
COVE BEDROOM, RUNNING WATER
SUITABLE FOR MEN. PHONE LEMON
1871.
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FARM PROPERTY.
Pennsylvania.

DAIRY FARM TO LEASE OR FOR SALE.
400 acres In all: $50 acres OF pasture. bal
ance timber land: large barn and cottage
water on property; plenty of fruit trees.
sugar naples. &C.. located in township OF
SHERMAN. WAYNE CO.. Pa. 20 miles
from Binshamton, N. Y. or IL miles from
Hancock N. ". Also 100 acre farm. located
at PRESTON, WAYNE CO., PA, .is miles
from railroad: two houses, each 10 rooms.
walton Of $500 feet: ideal location for sum
mer boarders. Address THE CROSSLEY
CHEMICAL CO., 81 Ferris ST., Brooklyn.
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West side.

CENTRAL PARK W., 296-Single room. good
board. home surroundings. MASSEUR.
9TH, 351 W.-Large. small rooms; piano;
private baths: French table, electricity.
list. 35 w.-High class double, single. home
cooking: table guests accommodated.
T2D, 31s WEST (RIvERSIDE DRIvE)-
Unusually desirable front room. private
bath; single rooms: table guests.
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Borough Of Richmond--sale or Rent.

now tax exempt
home: q large rooms and bath garage: 40
foot lot all improvements; sacrifice for
quick sale: easy terms. 15g Latilrop av.
silver Lake car. Phone Port Richmond
t24IW.
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APARTMENTS-Furnished.
roR RENT.

TOR RENT.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY.
completely furnished corner apartment OF
OUTSIDE ROOMS,
with SOUTH east and west exposures; has
large living room. facing south, with hai-
cony overlooking Central Park; superb ,,nrs saew
including refrigeration. Can be seen al any
time.
FROM May 10. for One Year-Exceptionaily
light. attractive G room corner apartment.
baths: comfortably and completely fur-
nished WEST END Av.. BETWEEN t2D
and s0TU ST.. river view from four impor-
tant rooms. appointment by phone. Gol.uM-
BUS 3523. TO 9:30 A. NJ. 9:,0-l - NJ.
HOTEL sr. ANDREWS, Broadway, I'D ST.
Tenant VIII subet to October AZ sacritice
seventh floor. cool Southwest exposure.
Beekmsn sIi0. Extension .6.
HOTEL MAJESTIC. overlooking park. two
bedrooms, two batbs, parlor; very reason
able. Address Suite s23.
PARK Av. (ssth stJ-T rooms. baths,
newly furnished. new building; rent May u
Phone Lenox 03os.
SPLENDID residential section. beautifully
furnished. genuine Oriental rugs; lease or
sell Immediately. modern conveniences. CO.
lumbus 0sIS before II.
TO subet. handsomely furni~hed apartment.
rooms, all light. outside, from new 10
oceober I. Apply THE OREGON. Bath ST..
southeast corner 9Th av., apt ap.
w
chester apartments, Riverside Drice, corner
S5tll ST.; 10 rooms. > baths: southern ex-
posure. principal rooms overlooking Drive
from April 10 10 October T. 81 900. WOOD,
DOLSON co. schuyler l1Oo.
VIII suitcase first class furnished ele-
vator apartment, rooms bath, May
TO October, West Sde near Park, at
cost OF rent; owner going abroad; refer
ences required and given. Phone morn
ings. 0 to II. Schuyler 1851.
WEST 111TH ST.-6 rooms. May I TO Sep
tember 30: pianoa: references required.
Apartment 80 Telephone Cathedral 6o2o.
(4TH). EXCLUSIVE (f16TD.
FURNISHED APARTMENTS.
Apartment Renting Co. Inc,
1IG West 72d. Columbus 1871.
i9rll. $40 w. capt. 6b-Five rooms. all inn
provements: May 15-Sept Is. Chelsea 5940.
4sTlI. 40 wEST-Atfractive apartment, .
1t-5. GORDON.
7aD STA SUNNY CORNER APARTMENT.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED. 10 ROOMS, 3
Communicate with Miss CORNELL, Room
oaS6. 40 Broadway. or tel. Rector 94S6. be-
tween 10 and 4.
s6TH AND B'wAY (EucItd HalD.--Two,
three. seven rooms. furnished, week, month.
Tel Schuyler 500.
10TH $40 W.--Two rooms. bath and kitcf-
enette. nicely furnished sub-let. 500
monthly TO Oct. T. Apt. "a. Inquire super
175'rH ST. 55t W. rooms. bath. all rooms
to the outside, southern exposure, private
phone: immediate possession. Wads. 9IoS.
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Furniture.
FURNITURE WANTED.

Awe win pay highest possible prices tor
furniture, houseE, apts.. pianos, bric.a-
brac. books. works of art. NORMAN. ~
University place. lhone 5tusyessut -5tt.
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Borough Of Brooklyn.
Borough Of Queens.

UPpER FLOOR, rooms and bath. enclosed
porch, IN detached family. all modern
improvements. rent S75 20 small Christian
family. SCHULTZ. owner. sT05 Jamaica av.
woodhaven, N. \. Telephone 05f7-M Rich.
nond Hill.
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New Jersey.

EAST ORANGE, N. J.--2 family house:
beautiful rooms; porch. every improve
nient on boulevard: 500. Phone Orange
035i or QUINN, ~ Washington place. East
Orange.
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"a oon CAsH. PRICE $40. .oOO.
Borough OF Queens-saie or Rent.

FOREST HILLS GARDEN.
Bargain. Puritan: near Greenway North:
other bargains In Forest Hills. Full details
and inspection through GATES REALTY
CO, 1867 Broadway. Brooklyn. Phone o106
jefferson.
FOREST HTLLS-29 Jewell ST., brick house.
sale or rent newly renovated. every inn
provement Immediate possession: open for
inspection. OWNER. $40 w. 10Th, Manhattan.
GREAT HOUSE BARGAIN!-s5.15o buys
beautiful 81 900 house: tax exemption saves
So 900: steam electricity. driveway. artistic
decoratons near station. 20 minutes Man
fattan: 81 600 cash. S25 monthly principal.
McNEEcE, 80 Union Hall st.. jamaica.
Phone Jamaica 4245.
HoILiS.-llouse rooms, bath. extra toilet ;
plot s0x1o0: garage. car, everything IN
perfect condition; going away, must sell i'm
inediatey Owner. HANCOCK. 2o0TIi ST.
KENsINGToN, GREAT NIJCK--Two corner
plots, just inside the gate: viii sell cheap
for cash or subordinate full purchase price
20 building loan. WITIIERS, 81 Vanderbilt
av Tel. Vanderbilt 94sf.
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New Jcrsey-sale or Rent.

A HIGH RENT SOLUT1oN--wan TO
cell within the next fifteen DAYS a
fine home property. consisting of
pgftty house. six rooms. big tiled bath
and fine sleeping balcony. also 10 II.
concrete veranda: all improvements
and third aero plot. with fine front
yard. garden. flowers and shade trees:
easy committing distance: In jerseys
most beautiful suburban community;
near express station; only $1,750,
balapce of S1,250 on easy terms. less
than your present rent per month
secures title: present first mortgage
OF 5000 can remain; see this place
before you sign a new lease: worth
$4,000 TO build to-day: greatest place
In the world for the kiddies. ANx-
1ouS, box 61o Herald. ESQ Broadway.
New York City.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
Unfurnishcd.

AN ENTIRE floor OF rooms wanted for
artist, between Fifth and Park aves. IL
50s or Cos; two rooms MUST be At least %
feet vide. with sunshine. light. and eyten-
sion for roof garden. Phone Plaza Clio
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Long Island.

FOREST HILL GARDENS, l.. I.
TENNIS PLACE apartments, by station.
Two elevators. Small suites. Large rooms
and tea roon phoge Boulevard 65d5.
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FARM PROPERTY.
New York.

FARM FOR SALE
to3 acres. two sets buildings with stock and
tools. or without; ! mile from Clarksville.
state road. IL miles from Albany. fine 10
cation. Inquire OF y. s. MATTHIAS. Clarks-
Nllle. ". 81.
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FARMS for sale. Catalog free. STROUT
FARM AGENCY. Box C. $50 Nassau st.
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Virginia.
Miscellaneous.

HOMESEFKERS-Send for Virginia Farm
list; best climate. Dept. Fl. Emporis, Va.
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New Jersey.

SMALL farm IN New Jersey. ~ acres.
house. harm. sheds: free and clear: price
$500. Apply q. kRAuss, i2a Montrose
av,, Brooklyn.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

BUYS bargains in real estate: send particu-
lars. BENJAMIN LEUIN, 81 East o5th.
FARM small. for summer. with option OF
purchasing. RUPERT. 3s West 50th.
LEBERTAN CORP. III BROADWAY.
WANTED 10 lease for year unturnished,
Z room modern house; Garden City or vlcin-
ity: rent reasonable. With paticulars ad-
dress 10 West 9th ST.
WANT to rent small six room house IN
Mount Vernon, with intention ~ buying
What have YOU to offer? @ it96 Herald,
Harlem.
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Borough Of BrookIyn-sale or Rent.

REAIrTITTJI, house in Sea Gate Harbor,
IL r. must be sold Immediately owing TO
death in family; reasonable. II SPITZER.
~ broadway Brooklyn. Tel. cp41 Stagg.
$4,000 CASH. PRICE $4,000.
4 story stores and apartments near Eastern
Parkway subway, rental value $1,000 10
81 go: also 2 stories nearby. $21 900.
SPENCER 15s Nassau ST.. N. y
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Long Island.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

AVENUE double flat. with stores. $4,000
equity. What's offered? Other larger
equities. What have YOU? Can match any
parcel. Call ROSENTIIAI. BIS Sd sv
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Pennsyivauia--saie or Rent.

PIKE county. Pennsylvania: rent four room
new bungalow, furnished river front; pine
mountains. screened porch May until
October. S115. Phone Prospect 5909.
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MircelIanccus--snIe or Rent.

AN attractive all year home: nearly III
acres, rooms, bath. conservatory, laun-
dry. cemented cellar; garden, fruit. berries !:
electric light telephone: city filtered water:
on hui section, less than 10 minutes To ex-
press station, well within the metropolitan
zone for sale. furnished unfurnished. For
further Information apply 60 J. A. IIAMrT.-
TON i26 Liberty st., Rector 1890, your
own broker.
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FREE list of houses for sale and rent. Write
VAN WrNKLE CO.. RutheSford. N. J.

FREE list of houses for sale and rent. Write
VAN wnNKLE CO... RutheSford. N. y
MT. LASEs--My firm has transferred me TO
Phila., and 7 must sell my house before
buyer gets It; am asking $500 for this
charming room house and garage: II has
hard wood floors. open fireplace. screens
and shades. ready for immediate occupancy;
plot 100xi50: will accept 81 900 cash. balance
like rent; there is 1S mtge. OF 5000
which can remain: located IN the hills OF
northern Jersey, within few minutes OF beau
tiful chain of lakes: elevation 800 IT., air
dry and bracing; all sports here. golfing.
bathing es a mInstsa 1Mr,1 express on 1obn hacka 2,
John 457o or Boonton 40i. |
SPECIAL opportunity. Upper Montclair--
Owner makes decided reduction on at
tractive room home. beautifully located
near station: old ivory interior. . baths.
steam heat. fireplaces, large shaded plot,
unprecedented value, $1S.750. ROBERT
THEDToRp. II e. 4ed. Vanderbilt 10000.
Connecticut--Saic or Rent.
BELL PIERsoN. Real Estate.
- Atlantic ct. stamford. Phone ISIS.
FOR RENT.
21a-22a WATER STREET. NEW HAVEN.
MOST DESIRABLE LOFTS FOR MANU-
FACTITRING PURPOSES: AMPLE LIGHT
AND AIR; ONE BLOCK FFsoM RAILROAD
ALL LMANuFAcTuR1NG ooNvENENcEs.
THREE STREETS. EACH LOFT S,40o
SQUARE FEET. CAN BE HURDtvIDED TO
SUIT TENANT. WILL GIVE LEASE.
HELP PLENTIFUL AND CHEAP.
A. Y. NOTKJNS e. SONS,
90 CHURCH STREET,
Phone Liberty 475a. NEW HAVEN. CONN.
FOR sALE-A beautiful <tucco cottage. eight
rooms and bath. with garage attached; !;
fully furnished: at wildemere Beach. eight
miles from Bridgeport: property fronts on
Tho water, facing the southwest: price
StG 600 Terms. Apply A. NJ. ClegR. Oro-
nodue. Conn.
I ACRE with 400 feet salt water shore
front: high, dry land: 81 minutes out ;
price $4,000.
CULVER & CO..
34c Madison ay. Murray Hili eiao.
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SIN story elevator apartment house. on Riv-
cash at about five times the rent: good
terms: principals only. WOOD. DoLSoN
CO, INC. Broadway and soth st. Schuyler
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APASTMENTS-UnfurnIsned.

Abuse 10th si.-sth As. to Norsh River.
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Rhode Island-saIc or Rent.

EAST PROVIDENCE. n. I--Factory
sites: railroad or water frontage.
JOSEPH BULLOCK. 1Ts0 Broad ST..
Edgewood. X. /.
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Borough of Manhattan. miscellaneous.

HEIGHTS-2 family dwell
ing reasonable. LEO, 1929 ST. Nicholas
nY. l65thl.
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APARTMENTS -U,,furnishcd.

Above 5sth s,~-5,h ~. to North River.
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Borough Of Brooklyn.

BERKELEY PL., 10s-Accommodat tions for
adults seeking summer comforts; large.
cool rooms. every convenience: refined sur
roundings; superior table: 20 minutes TO
Wall st. and beaches; near Prospect Park.
Sterling 0015.
CONVALECENT home for sick. invalid and
elderly people. Phone Decatur 62o5
PROSPECT PLACE. 125.-Attractve double
room; 20 minutes from Grand Central; near
park: home cooking; reasonable. Sterling
O22s.