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New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
Short Stop Is
Victor i'm Close
Race at Havana

HAVANA. Dec. shortstop, the
black geldlng BY Garry Hermann,
came TO life In the 9Th race at
Oriental Park here this afternoon and
led a field Of thres-year.olds and up
ward TO the h4ish line under a driving
finish. Golden Rod was a close second
and III coronal was third. The race
was worth 800 10 J. A. Parsons, who
sent Shortstop 70 the post. The win
ner paid s5.3o for a 81 ticket.
The resultsi
Fifst race tfor maiden two-year-oids:
claiming; purse, t7oo Ave and a half fur
iongs)-Brushvood. io7 (Brothsrs). tie.to,
teto and 1870, won; Conundrum 100
lober,l. ti.so and ia.lo second; Jsnais
ii;Ss' Ps,uns drssh. Sis. Rsss l.. % opsy
Bonnot. Happy Moments and Faithful oirl
also ran.
second race tfor three .ysar.olds and up
ward elalmin! pure. 100. .ln furio!ngs
and ti.io. .voai Jap Mumi. ia to'Ma.
honey, 1870 and if5o, second. Derretta
ii. tstonsl, t,.to, third. Time, iisi-L
India. Mabel Reynolds. Thistieboom. Lost
Fortune, sclntilato and Berlin also ran.
Third rare tfor thres-yssr-olda and up
-Duks Of wellington. III toantnsrl. isSo,
t1s0 and tlto. won Carrie Moore. liA
lFislds), iiso and .t1lO. second Pun
Ball. ~ twallsl. $40. third. Tins.
son and Bruce Dudley also ran.
Fourth race flor three. ysar-oids and up
v,rd: siaimins Psrss ssoS .i5 igrl.o,nss,,ll
and tsio, won. Different Byes III lPiek.
ens). tsto and tao. second. Dad. lt7
tstattsl. tlso. third. Time. ill a.L
San Pablo, Ballynsw. Applejsek III. Mary
Riegsi, Colonel Chile andd Numbo Jumbo
also ran.
Fifth race (for thres.ysar-olds aud up
ward; claiming; purse, $500. one mile aad
fifty ysrdsl--short Stop. 10 (Fieidsl.
1870, tsso and t7.so, won Golden Red,
ii3 &C. Tayiorl, t7to and -. 80, second !
III CoroneL io5 (Brothersl. 1870, third.
Time. i.tb rs. Canny Lady. Sir Jack and
Herman also ran.
SiEth race (for three-year-olds and up
ward, claiming; purse. 1900 orc mile and
atty yardsl--Stonewall. io6 tSchsnoiD.
utt, l2.Io and iiio. won; Golden chanes
III (Bro,hers). % and ii.ie, second; Wal.
ter Turneov ~ tstu!tsl iato. third
Time. iitt, whipporwili. Thomas y Nc
Mah0n and Parol also ran.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
Havana Entries

First race (for two-yeaf-oios: claiming
nurse 400: nvs-eighths Of mllel--faith .
foI Giri. ioi: Bob Prater leSi Swss,
cookie. los Rosie H.. lob. 'Sunianna' lV''
Argo, 40; Lamk, Ill
aecond race (for two-year-oldsi pure
.aoo. ave and a half fuflongsl Title
ss ptiiv Bern. foi; Noon Glide, lOb; VIM
nipsg' III; sunsini. iis.
third race (for three-year-olds ara Up.
ward; claiming; purse 500 s1 iSI,onss. s
-sFoul weather. 100; 'CEarooIn, lvti go
Diego. io4, 'Humpy. lot MIS- oruneez.
foss sOuArdsman, i01. 'pfapeIy' ~.
Marshal Tiighman, ies; fruneS' W.
Sislns tn,,,,s rac. tfor tbree-year -Olds and up
ws,S. claiming: purse 800; six furlongsl-
sSas.nhfne X 100. 'HeliOcr0ss, l0fi -Aiss
c.t,hs 1Os. Breadline. i0t: Hohokus, lOs'
Ssr Ios, Memphis. Ii2; Machine Gunner
iYas Ruddles. 100; The Enquirer. III.
r,eth rare (for tnree-year-olos ana up-
- oialrning: pure 800. alx furiongsl-
sr,tii1 Tane i01. sRunman. l0I; hltil
cbsstham. ios; wedgewoodi iogs VreHlo Vre1s
Kinr fi9. American Eagle iifi Heo' i4''
Twenty seven ia -. .t.t-,-
si1th race (for three-year-olos; claim
the. puree 800; mile and hfty yarasls-
.xvi.ernan. los; sLAttie Niece, lpS, Lay
r.r..~Sen iOg. coscOrron. l08; suek, lpsi
Hntrsck. i0s; Ring H.. ios 'Blooming'oh'
To-. Misericorde. III Job Thayer' 'll''
.FIvs pounds apprentices sI'0~aH''
claimed.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
Cornell Officially
Recognizes Tennis

ITHACA, ~ Y, Dee. l2.-Tennis at
Cornell has been otielally recognized
and placed on a hrmer basis BY the Ae-
tlon Of the board Of trustees. who su-
thori1ed the appointment Of a profess
sional soaeh TO take charge Of the next
game at the university.
Professor c. V. p. Young. director Of
physical education, stated that a coach,
whose name will be announced as soon
as arrangements have been completed,
will be secured 10 instruct any students
who care to learn the game during the
winter months. beginning January 1.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
KOppiSch Reelected
CoIumbiG's Captain

CAPTAIN WALTER +. KoP-
- PIsCH Of the Columbia Uni
versity football team was unani-
mously reelected yesterday to lead
the Blue and White grid squad for
the 1928 season. Koppisch, who will
be a senior next year, has been the
most brilliant player on the local
team during the last two years.
The reelected leader was the
high scorer OF the Morningside
eleven during the last campaign,
accounting for one-third Of his
teams points, with eight touch
downs, for a total Of fOrty-eight
counters. His running in a broken
6eId and his ability to receive for
ward passes were important fea-
lures not only in his own scoring
but also in that Of his teammates.
Koppisch also won the national
Junior championship for 600 yards.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
W. & ]. Squad Will
Leave Tuesday for
San Diego Contest

MoRSANTowN. W. Va, Dee a.
Andy Eerr, head coach Of Leland Stan
ford football team, wired West Virginia
University officials to-day Offering the
Mountaineer squad the use Of that
institutions stadium while on the Paei-
nc Coast for their game with Coinage
University at San Diego, Calf, on
Christmas Day. The Mountaineers'
itinerary for the trip was announced to-
day and calls for the squad TO leave
here late next Tuesday afternoon.
Saturday afternoon is listed as the
time Of the party's arrival at San
Diego. Because Coach Spears plans 10
make IL a flying trip with no stops,
kerr's Invitation could not bo accepted.
To-day's workout was another brisk
signal drill, with all Of the twenty men
going at full speed all the time.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13

i.le. hikhim. Lampns, Lima Clark. Tran
tula ana Prince Of india also ran.
Fifth race tfor thrse-year-oids and up
ward. claiming; purse 100. one mllel-
Ainuta Nan. iit t.ang), 20 1. 20 .
10 70 1 ana I 70 5, second: DantIie.
10 murphy. 20 1. { 10 ana even.
third. Time. i;tf is Ravsnswood,
can,ileyer. Frank W.. who Cares and
camounaTs aiso ran.
sixth race (for thrss-year-olds and up
ward lilies and maresi purse 800; one
ie)-Kiruh. 100 (corcorGn), 4 10 !, 7 TO
and 2 70 6. won; Mary Agnes a.. iot
VronD. 70 10. 10 . and / 10 8. sec i.
and Ia third Time. isl as. Dada,
Bees Wing, Vanity Dresser, KeTiah and
May 0iri also ran
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
Nine Harvard Games
Drei0 339,8I6 Fans

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Dec. IA
total Of 51o.sls persons saw the
Harvard football team in IT, nine
games this fall. This was the larg-
eat number In any season and about
$4,000 more than last year. These
figures include an attendance Of
1913 at the Yale game in New
Haven.
The attendance at the eight games
played In the stadium follows,
Middlebury, l6,li3; Holy Cross.
$685. BOwdOin, l7,5os; Centre. as
s42; Dartmouth, ls.ssf; Florida,
2o'l7oi Princeton, so,i7si Brown,
s2,2ol.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
Layerie Is Elected
Stevens Tech Captain

H0B0KEN, n. j., Dec. 12.--Marshall
A. Layerie. Of the class Of "a, at
Stevens Tech, hiss been chosen captain
q next years football team. The
election Is considered a wise one, IN
view Of L9serie's ability as well as
leadership on the gridiron during the
last season.
Walter H. Martin, "a, Is next years
nsutger HIS schedule is nearly com
plets, with dates closed with Hayer-
ford, October iS; st. Lawrence ~;
kenfsalser III; Delaware, November q;
Massachusetts, Aggies, November II,
.ht Svarthmore, November IL. The
tsaSsalaer and Massachusetts, Aggies
Ilnes VIII Be PLAYED away from home.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
fsO Semi.Pros Reinstated

snCAG0, Dec. 1.-Two former
-'-eH Of the New York Americans,
- vsFe on the Ineligible list, were
y Vi-Ii1.d to-day by Commissioner X.
hsn1ii. The players are John A.
,rlng and Sidney Agnew. Both
,..,. ~ .eeelared ineligible for failure to
49,. ,.s,s "a 1921. They were semi-pro-
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
NcBurney School FiYe VIM

M hsBurney School basketball
J, - q ! tesieated Trinity School, "a TO ~,
n " home court yesterday afternoon:
- lssofe was tied at IL all a. the end
r,,.. 49,. zane and an extra period was
49, IIy: NcBurney's second team
Y. unity second team 30 70 5.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
Eppy and KaIe Draw

"a 'ss final ten-round bout at the
Yss,. Hsgnept Armory last night
i,s.H .Ip2y,. Of the 27th Regiment,
4 y. =. ~ Aele, Of the 18th, 20 a draw,
'sry Interesting scrap.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
hgsrs In Tille Soccer Today

HNoEI0N, y. j., Dee. l2-The
sn,tllsgitte League soccer cham
liatg will be settled here to-mor-
~ sakfroon when Princeton meets
y y. sissrsity Of Pennsylvania boot
,nAu play-off for the title. The
~ ~ tHtow tied for league leader
s.tthe Tiger victory in Phila-
~ ~ Saturday, and the contest
s.Nil promises TO be one Of the
~ Itnght Of the season.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
fighter Is Affected by Ruling
Made after Alleged FouIing
s.enberg's Manager Threatens Civil Action; Will
Probably Be Able to Collect the Money With
held: Richie Mitchell Is Due Here To-day
By Jack Lawrence

~ Boxing Commission yesterday ordered Dave Rosenbergs
- IN his fight with Mike 0Dowd at the Rink Sporting
vng Day forfeited because according official statement
the commission he lost the bout foul "afer repeated
his foul bows Rosenberg Of the purse amounted
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
Dsiroit Eleven EIeets WeIch

Bsl,S l,SAolT Mich, Dec. f2-Larry
lszS ~ RAPPORT, n. Y, was named
lIek ss@,sn,, stssaan o. the University Of De
Dst,s ssssg.ll ss,itll squad to-day. Welch
- ialleaek this year.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
Municipal Games Ian. Is

The municipal athletic activities
committee has arranged for a monster
athletic carnival and dance TO be con-
dueted at Madison Square Garden on
Wednesday evening, January Is.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
Benny McCoy Scores K. q.

ll1s =" main ten-rouud bout at the
Bern. nHsEiment Armory last night
osi -. = = ns,Scy scored a technical knock
,kssI,n ,kssIsr Fatty MeNelsy, featherweight
-f'oa OF the United States Navy.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
COrcOrdn Rides TtUO Winners
Despite Very Sticky Track
Lands Feature Event With Last Effort, Practi-
cally spreading the Field, and Closes Day
With Kirah; Form Gets a Complete Upset

NEW ORLEANS Dec IA particularly heavy track that
simply prevailed to-day and
TO be expected form got terrific JOLT Five favor went
down exceptionally scratched
down because Of the distressing track conditions.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-13
OF Purse tor ODowd Fight Declared Forfeited by the Boxing Commission
Bouts HereabOuts


O-NIGUT
Madden square Cardsn-f'Nei" aYa-
feur championship tournament.
THURSDAY
Madison SQUARE Gardsn--''Met" ana
teuF ehamrl0nahiD tournament.
aink sporting tlub--Iohnny Dundee
". Cene Deiniont, twelve rouuds.
FRIDAY
Stadium. Jers~y City--Italian Jack
Herman ", larry Williams, twelve
rounds.
Madison square CaFden---Hifchie Mt.
cheh ". Charley White, hnesn rounds.
SATURDAY
Commonwealth sporting Club
fpeneer Gardner ". Danny Edwards,
twelve Toundsi Kid Buklrr ". JOs Mel
son. twelve rounds.
Ridrevood Grove Sporting Club
Bert spencer W. sailor Joe Kelly,
twelve rounds Jackie Coburn ", Joe
TObln. Sin rounds.
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Borough Of Richmond-sa or Rent.

FOR rent-Attractive, well furnished nunga-
tow, in exclusive Beach club colony; fine
bathing. boating, tennis, &C.; on water front \
Committing distance from New York; asso-
eipfe membership IN club required. Address
rrfAg n. RUSSELL. NJ. d., iie Hamilton
nV., Paterson, ". ,.
fvJR SALE. Bargain-~A bungalow AZ Great
Kills. s. L.. elegantly furnished. with piano
Included 3 rooms and bath. all improve
rKenta. Write for fun particulars. ED
WARD PRESTON, rs sih av., N. X.
lOT itfsN'r OR sALts--ia BeiAir Road, Rose-
bank. Staten Island. Apply A. G.. THOMP-
NON stapleton, staten Island.
nTGCENOT PARK. staten Island-Show
place. near water. all year modern ten
rooms and bath, paruuet noors. improve
monts. grounds. garage price attractive.
Phone Tottenville 1918. Mrs. a. y. SMITH.
PORT RICHMOND. 3. Is--Wondrrful invest
ment, two family dwelling, modern Inn
rrovements monthly rental $40. sacrifice ac-
count Unemployment. o. 500. easy terms. e
1l9t Herald. Herald square.
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REAL ESTATE-0ut of City.
xenw raand-sale or Rent.

At FHEEPCNT. q rooms and bath, : bed.
rooms. steam heat. electric lights 4 min.
rites 20 station 81 600 cash. price $4,000.
GEORGE u. WHEELER. ~ Railroad av..
opposite depot. Open Sunday. Phone as
fsrtap0ff
At isLip. LONG SLANT
New bungalow. fiMN uife. large rooms
tf.N. aW itHpruNfmFntss aDar HTnat ard fll.
ln~' iDf faN.fn ruUt hWv ~ sNnM. AZ 500
re". t8el nuAN 2 tWNsEE. isia. II 3
40 tAtutu 1itt. niNe f0UngH. fwo N4fAlHs
Ntaf L'ntk1ns koll tiub gi6.luU terms
photo. POST. LEO EaAllen. Hsmpsteac
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REAL ESTATE-Out Of City.
Long IsIand-sals or Rent.

SEA CLIFF. N. Y.-For sale. 2 houses. s
rooms and rooms; plot S0xOO: improve
ments; $3.50; $1,000 mortgage; balance
cash quick action. @. II. 4 d. CO. box 559.
SPRINGFIELD GARDENS = Exceptionally
fine plot highest section; investigate.
O'BRlEN, 464 Columbus av.
UNFURNISHED 10 room cottage. ideal loca-
tion; will sell or rent for term OF years
no agents Owner. L.. box S24. Southamp-
VALLEY sTREAM-Bullder's opportunity
acres. near trolley line and Merrick rd.
Apply ]. Il. BROHAN, 20 Flatbush av..
Brooklyn. Tel. Nevns 20i5.
WATERFRONT LOTS
on Jamaica npdss Bay sSo at do i l. at bar
possession at once: why not have your own
summer bungalow this summer? ARvERNE
Ray COMPANY. aS15 Fulton street. Brook
lyn. Tel. 5515 Glenmore.
TEN rooms. tiled bath. attic. large foyer hall.
inclosed porches; furnished unfurnlshed;
all improvements; plot 150x 100; four blocks
from beach: beautiful ward: 80 minutes from
Penn Station; bargain; seen by appointment
only. A. II. GOLD, Beechurst, l.. I. Tele-
phone 05s+ Flushing.
TEA ROOM to let. Cedarhurst, l.. l.; Main
ST., near r. r. station and bus line; estab-
lished four years tea room and cake shop
party furnished; 3 display windows; steam
heat. Telephone 1112 Plaza for further in
formation.
TO builders and others Two improved lots,
40x100. In restricted residential Kissena
Park, Flushing; sacrifice for quick sale.
w. ROBERTSON (owner). Col West 1S2d ST.,
New York.
OoDHAVEN-Leaving town, must sacrifice
tax exempt house. one family. rooms; en-
closed porch. electric light. tile bath, drive
way; one block south Boyd av. L station.
Woodhaven. OWNER, Ss1S 107th av. Phone
Richmond Hin 1912.
WATERFRONT.
20 acres. 700 feet private waterfront. for
sale sale at, at 6arsan 70 niles from New
set. l.. l. Phone Manhasset 226. New York
office. 150 Nassau st. Phone Beekman 4S0I.
s LOTS, each 20x10o IT., free and clear,
lying off Miller Place station. the highest
and healthiest in Long Island: cheap for
place. Brooklyn,
65 acres on Nisse-Q -Quogue River. old fash
ioned dwelling, practically abandoned, Of
fered at great sacrifice. o. =. ACKERLY &
SON. 243 w. Saith ST., New York.
500 EFT. OWN SANDY BATHING BEACH
North shore Long Island, about TX acres,
directly on the water. grounds well shaded,
large trees fruit, flowers, &C., laid out in
bluestone drive and pathways; house IL
rooms, two baths, large porch, with beauti-
ful view down bay; parquet and hardwood
floors throughout, electricity. steam heat,
natural spring water; garage room for 3
cars, just completed renovatng and decorat-
ing entire house ready to move in; very
desirable place and location, easy commut-
ing: price $24 900. Address Owner, A 221S
Herald, Herald square.
$4,000 BUYS
TWO FAMILY HOUSE
Flushing-Thoroughly modern: near Broad
way station: rents 81 $780,. Telephone owner,
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REAL ESTATE-Out Of City.
Long Island-saIe or Rent.

AT SPRINGFIELD-Cozy bungalow. five
rooms, bath, heat, electricity, plot IoxllU,
$500. easy terms.
parlor. heat. electricity. tiled bath. garage
for two cars. plot 40x1o0. 81 900, easy terms
Elegant California type bungalow, six large
rooms, bath, open fireplace. beautifully deco
rated, heat, electricity. plot I,IOo so H.,
81 900, easy terms.
W SCHABEHoRN, offices opp. Higbie av
and Springfield stations, Springfield. Il. l.
NEW HoUsE-Westbury. l.. l.: all im5
provements: hour out; minutes Walk
from station. bedrooms and dressing
plOt $1,000 asss sun cash balance easy
terms. HARRY CHANDLER, Butler ST..
Westhury. L. |. Phone l64R.
AT Syosset (Woodbury) .--4s acres on main
highway. leading from Cold Spring Harbof
10 Hcksville. price and terms right; possess
sion: splendid site for high class estate
DERSCHUCH CO., 26 Cortlandt ST., New
York.
ATTENTION. MR.. DEVELOPER.
Bungalow proposition; waterfront, Si5 per
acre. easy terms; $50 acres. half mile Calver-
ton station: very high: title policy. BOWEN.
3sl Pearl St. BROOKLYN.
AT last. cheap waterfront, 10 acres. East
Moriches. 1900 feet on bay, in village
$3.50 acre; easy terms. BOWEN, Ssi Pearl
St. Brooklyn.
A California type bungalow. 50 minutes from
Pennsylvania station, direct electric SER
vice: easy payments; small cash BARCLAY
BUILDERS, - Wall 81.
ARyERNE, l.. Plot s0Nio0 ON Remington
ny. near Alemeda. Apply TO J.
BROHAN. 30 Flatbush av.. Brooklyn. Tel
Nevins 2945.
TwATERS.--Bcautiful Colonial resi-
dence. tapestry brick and limestone TRIM
tiled roof and porches. fronting cement road
and lake. near country club; III rooms. all
tiled baths and solarium; architectually
Beautiful throughout. finest construction
and location; brick garage to match house.
for two cars, with separate tool room and
apartment for help: ON two acre plot. fine
old trees and rare shrubbery very reasona-
ble terms and possession arranged.
T. II. II. w. AcKERSoN.
70 Court st.. Brooklyn. and BrIghtwaters.
l.. /.
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REAL ESTATE-0ut Of City.
New York stats-saIe or Rent.

BEAUTIFUL millionaire's residence. in se-
lected neighborhood: strictly first class;
~ big rooms; all bedrooms with hot and
cold A-ater. steam heat, electric, hardwood
floors and trimmings. garage, with sleeping
qua arters: one acre fine garden. with fruit
and berries. in. first class condition.; cost
$4,000 to build; on account OF death for
$1,000; half cash. Also a fine boarding
house. furnished. all improvements. Cat
sltills. State road. one acre garden. $1,000
cash needed. PAUL KRISTEN, s2l Savoye
St. West Hoboken. N. J.
BOARDING HOUSE.
One OF the finest II room furnished
boarding house In Ulster county, on State
road. near village and large city; auto
buses pass hourly: price IS. 500; 81 300 cash.
J. L. HARDENBERGH. Rosendale N. X.
BOARDING House-lI rooms. barn, hennery
fruit: large plot ground: fine location:
beautiful mountain view. bathing: bargain.
$4,000. GEORGE JAMISON. Pine Bush n. y.
COxsACKIE ON HUDsoN-1o rooms. attic.
floors; acre fine land: $4,000 FORDHAM.
107 Field av.. South Ozone Park. Brooklyn.
COTTAGES EVERYWHERE"
ADIRONDACKS SUMMER HOMES. INC.
Box $50. City Hall Station Lafayette 1915.
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AN attractive country home. eight rooms
and bath, electric light, hardwood foors.
fireplace: two car garage and one acre OF
ground. three hundred feet from improved
state highway five minutes 10 school and
stores, four miles TO ocean, one hour of New
York BoX 93G, Eatontown, N. y.
ATTRACTIVE brand new house. q rooms.
tile BATH hardwood floors; large plot. idee
location: near station: only $4,000; ~ 900
cash; balance $50 monthly. NICHOLSON
CO.. Lyndhurst, N. j. CAT Staticn.)
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FREEPoRT. LONG ISLAND.


New Colonial type houses. tiled baths. par
quet floors, steam heat, electricity: finest
section Freeport; ten minutes salt water;
price. $0,750 and up. ROBERT Il. RASMUS-
SEN, ~. w. Corner Archer street and Elliot
place. Phone 159l Freeport.
FREEPORT, L. I-Semi- bungalow. living
room. dining room. kitchen. bedrooms
and bath; all improvements; paruuet floors.
tiled bath; combination gas and coal stove;
40 oo6 balance s on terms p''I Leo Ss TSisH%EL %
Attorney, 37A West Merrici Road, Free
port. l.. J!
FOR SALE-Fine shore front. / 900 feet on
Great South Bay, same on Merrick road:
fine drive through property from main street
70 bay; large house. garage and outbuildings.
fine lawn and shade trees: maps and photos.
GEORGE II. CARR. Bayport, =. !.
FOR SALE ON SOUND.
Extremely desirable 3 acre place, private
beach. fine old Colonial house, 3 baths. hot
water heat, enclosed porches. old shade
square (motor). % TO Penn Station electric
service). EDWIN r. ROE. whitestone. l.. l.
FuREsT HILLS GARDENs--June to Sep
tember 15. furnished detached house. 10
rooms. baths, dining porch overlooking pri-
vate park big trees. minutes from station
and west Side Tennis Club rent reasonable.
Agents protected. Telephone Boulevard 0723.
FREEPoRT-For sale, new six room house;
every Improvement; good locality; IL min,
abor 500: excellent value; act quickly.
owner. A. H COURTENAY, Hampstead,
~. n. Telephone Hempstead 844.
FOR SALE
COO lots situated Mt Stewart Manor, Long
island, suitable for development. For par
tlcuiars and map address SHETUCKFsT
REALTY COMPANY, "a shetucket ST., Nor
wich, Conn.
FLORAL PARK, r. T.--Iiungalow, 0 rooms
and BATH sun parlor. garage, near
railroad station; improvements: terms.
~ Brokaw av.. Floral Park. Phone 457.
FIUE1ING-Threc room house, baths,
sun porch. sleepying porch grounds i25x
100. 2 car garage; owner leaving town
priced for quick sale. X. HAMMER, 81
Geranun ST.. Flushing 21s0.
FLORAL PARK, =. Pilot, 1O0xi00. corner
Eumrrson and Lowell avs; also plot iOx
500. corner kcenr az. and jericho Turnpike.
~ ftftaw av. phone floral park 20.
NNNEr Hf lUN nvttr~4 NMss cessna. lnt o..
know pour wants, picture FOLDER sent.
hADE q BANTER. Port Washington. l.. 1.
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vermont--saie Or Rent.
New Jersey-saie or Rent.

A BEAUTIFUL new home. $500: large plot.
best location, all impts., parauct floors on
both floors, first floor trim natural hard
wood second floor, white enamel and ma
hogany large living room, dining room.
kitchen. buffers pantry, icebox closet, three
large bedrooms. tile bath and pedestal basin;
space In attic for rooms beautifully deco
rated throughout: easy terms.
FRED'K G. OGDEN,
90 Park av.. Rutherford, NJ. j. Tel 400.
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ss.hoo

A modern room home. which we
have held at $11 900: beautiful liv-
ing room and dining room. large
kitchen, bright. sunny bedrooms. ex-
cellent location, near station; an ex-
ceilent opportunity
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NEW ROCTIl
S7.h00

A lovely little honeymoon" bunga-
low, five lovely rooms. sun parlor,
plot S0x100. with garden and garage;
only years old: terms arranged.
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NEW ROCHELLE-Cheerful, well built Colo
nial dwelling 10 rooms, baths. electric
ity, gas. hot wa.or heat; wide porch; 7ox
$50; beautiful trees, shrubbery; car ga
buyer H. r. CoLwELL g. SONS, INC.
New Rochelle Trust Co. Building, 542 Main
st. Tel. 400.
NORTH PELHAM, complete April 10, six
rooms, tiled bath, hardwood floors, fire
place: plot 50xfo0; garden planted price
Sf2 900: three minutes from two stations.
OWNER. III Sd av. Telephone 4I4IJ.
NEW ROCHELLE-Choice homes at all
prices. Bargains rooms. tiled baths !;
Colonial, $4,000; rentals. BURGER, Pol
hugucnot Vt. Phone 4551-3o5.
NEpPERHAN HEIGHTS, Yonkers - Eight
rooms, bath, all modern improvements 1jtA
1876. near station price, $4,000. FELL
MAN. 1916 broadway.
NEW six room house: exceptional value.
HALL, 1855 Lee av,, Ionkers 413I.
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FOR SALE-House, Is rooms
and three baths. steam heat.
electric light. garden: beautiful
Hudson view. fine neighborhood.
G minutes walk from station.
fine public and private schools. =
boys and girls; price $4,000.
Apply G. F. BRUSIE, Ossin.ng.
N Y. Tel. Ossining 16. Also
smaller house. adjoining. 5000.
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REAL ESTATE-0ut Of City.
westchester--sals or Rent.

OVERLOOKING Hudson River. Yonkers.--
Improved lots. 500; near trolley. FELL
MAN, 1476 Broadway.