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The New York herald., 1922-12-17
MISS EDERLE WINS
TWO SWIM EVENTS
Lowers Records for 200 and
220 Yards in Harlem Y. w.
II. A. Pool.

Miss Gertrude Ederle, sixteen-year-old
aquatic marvel of the Women's SWIM
ming Association of New York. broke
two national records for sixty foot
pool in winning the metropolitan A. A.
U. senior championship at 220 yards, free
style, in the natatorium of the Harlem
Y. W. II. A. last night. Easily defeating
three teammates. her only opponents,
she covered the full distance in 2:51 2-5.
or four-fifths of second under the for
mer standard by Miss Margaret Wood
bridge of Detroit.
On the way. Miss Ederle passed 200
yards in 2:35 rs, clipping 2-6 seconds
from her own listed mark.
A close fight for second place was fur
nished by Miss Aileen Riggin, the little
Olympic fancy diving champion, and
Miss Ethel McGary. junior national
holder at 500 yards swimming. Miss Rig
gin secured the verdict by a narrow
margin. Miss Virginia Whitenack. 13
years old, swan game race and was
a close fourth. Miss Helen Wainwright
the former champion, was not on hand.
Another senior championship of the
district. in punging for distance. was
decided at the meet. 1t was keenly con-
tested. Miss Florence Wendroth glided
81 feet and won by one foot from Miss
Dorothy, was third. six inches back.
All three represented the local Women's
Swimming Association. as did every
other prize winner at the meet.
A 100 yard free style handicap
brought out a very large field and re-
uuired nine qualifying heats. 1t was
somewhat disappointing. Perhaps be-
cause conditions were less favorable.
none of the starters equaled the times
they made at the City Athletic Club one
week ago Miss Jessie Horn captured
the event from the fourteen second mark
in 20 2-5 Miss Grace Kahrs, allowed
eight seconds. was runner up.
"A 40 yard handicap for midgets
aroused the enthusiasm Of the crowd.
Eight tiny iassies of to IL took part
and displayed form worthy of champions.
Dorothy knight, who received five
seconds. won the deciding heat In 0:32,
with Maxine Bracker and Malvina
Geschiedt, on the nine and eleven second
marks, second and third as named.
The summaries:
PLUNGE FOR DISTANCE-Metropolit tan
A. A. u. senior championship. Won by Miss
Florence Wendroth New York w: 5. a. Ca
feeD Miss Grace Delany. New York w: s.
A, (53 feeD, second; Miss Dorothy De-
Iany. New York w. S. A. (o2.6 feeD. third.
go YARD SWIM-Metropolitan A.. A. U.
senior Cna1nplOHsHp. Nou py ShisS pSielN N"e
Ederle New York w. S. A.; Miss Aileen
Riggin New York w. S. A. second; Miss
Ethel McGary. New York w. S. A.. third.
Time, 2:51 .-5.
40 YARD SWIM FOR JUNIORS-Handicap.
Won by Miss Dorothy Knight, New York
w. S. A. Is seconds); Miss Maxine Bracker.
/ New York w. s. A. 60 seconds), second :
Miss Malvina Gescheidt New York w. s..
A. I'll seconds). third. Time, 0:32.
100 YARD SWIM-Handicap. Won by Miss
Jessie Horn, New York w. s. A. GA sec
al. Misa kahrg.
s. A. (s seconds); Miss Lillian Stoddard.
New York w. S. A. (s secondO. third.
Time. ] 20 20.
Aileen Riggin, New York w. s. A.
(scratch). 1O642 points; Miss Florence
Briscoe. New York w. 8. A. IA points,
New York w. s. A. (23 points,. 900 points.
third.
The New York herald., 1922-12-17
LYNCH AND SMITH
IN FEAR OF CURTIN
Both Refuse to Box Jersey
Bantam Here or Across
Border.

William Muldoon, chairman of the
Boxing Commission. yesterday made an
earnest effort to straighten out the tangle
in which Midget Smith finds himself with
the New Jersey Boxing Commission. and
unless the boxer acts on one of the sug-
match with Joe Lynch set for the Gar
den next Friday night Smith was un-
der suspension by the Jersey. commission
for failure to meet Johnn/Curtin. in a
bout in Jersey. and as the two State
commissions have a working agreement.
Smith automatically was suspended in
New York.
Smiths manager claimed that Mayor
Hague told him 1t would be all right for
him to box Lynch In the Garden. bit evil
IDENTIFY the Mayor did not consult the
Boxing Commission of New Jersey. and
the result Is fine tangle. Mudoon sug-
gested that Smith go over to Jersey City
Tomorrow night and offer to box Curtin.
but the Midget declined. Muldoon then
proposed that Curtin box Lynch in the
Garden next Friday night, and Lynch
declined
Muldoon, i'm final effort, advised
Smith to go over and ask the Jersey
commission for permission 10 keep the
engagement with Lynch in the Garden
next Friday night. on condition that
Smith sign to box Curtin in Jersey on
any date named by the commission. Un-
less Smith acts on this suggestion there
Is small chance of his meeting Lynch
next Friday night. Muldoon says he has
made his last suggestion.
Because Of his victory over Miske.
Tom Gibbons thinks he Is In line for a
bout with Dempsey and has issued a
challenge to the champion. Gibbons will
have to do more than beat Miske to war
rant matching him with Dempsey.
The Boxing Commission has decided
on campaign against clinchers. 1t is
unlikely that many of the chaps who hug
and wrestle will get many matches In
future. Chairman Muldoon went into
the Garden dressing rooms previous to
the bouts last Friday night and told the
boxers that he wanted them to use their
hands for hitting. not wrestling. There
was no clinching to speak of in the bouts
The New York herald., 1922-12-17
Commercial Chess Team
Leads in School Tourney
Brooklyn Stars Blank Textile
High in Seventh Round.

Seven additional team matches among
the fifty-six players representing the
fourteen high schools in the tournament
of the Interborough High School Chess
League at the Manhattan Chess Club
yesterday brought no change in the
standing of any of the schools. The
Commercial team of Brooklyn, with a
40 defeat of Textile High. retained
the lead with total OF 221a points.
Morris defeated Stuyvesant by 81 and
held. second place with 201a points.
Evahder Childs. thanks to a 2 n i u VIC
tory over DE Witt Clinton. remained In
third place with 1914 points.
OF the other leading teams Townsend
Harris. with n total of 10. worsted the
girl team representing Bay Ridge by
3h-l4, and Commerce, with IS, won
against Boys High of Brooklyn by 21a :
~ Brooklyn Tech blanked Manual
Training 40 and Richmond Hill de-
feated New Utrecht 215-1h. The stand
ing follows:
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British Football Results.

LONDON, Dec. 16.-Results OF football
games played to-day follow:
ENGLISH LEAGUE.
FIRST DIv1SION-Arsenal 1, Hudders-
field T. 1; Aston Villa ], Newcastle
L. +; Birmingham /, Everton l
Blackburn II. 1. Bolton w. o Burnley
l.. Oldham Athlete 1 Cardiff City 3.
Manchester c. /; Chelsea 0, Totem
ham II. o Liverpool 2. Nottingham
T. 4; Middlesborough 3, Stoke /
Sheffield u. 2. Preston n. Il. 2: Sun.
derland g. Brom a. 2.
SECOND Barnsley 2. The
Wednesday 4; Blackpool 0, Hull City
o Bradford City 2, Fuham / Bury
!. Rotterdam County 0 Clapton o. 0,
South Shields 0 Coventry G. /, Leeds
United 2 Derby c. 2, Leicester City
o; Manchester ". /. Stockport G. o:
Motifs County /. Southampton 0 Port
Vale 2. Crystal Palace o. Wolver'
hampton w. 1. Westham u. 4.
SCOTTISH LEAGUE.
DIVISION 1---Alblon II. 1. Rath Rovcrs
q: Ayr United / Rangers 1 Clyde 1.
Hamilton A. 2: Dundee 2, Alloa
Falkirk 1. Airdrieonians 1 {; Hearts o.
Celtic s. Kilmarnocl /, Partick T. 3
Motherwell 0. Hlbernians 2 st. Mir.
rem 0. Aberdeen 1 Third Lanark ].
Morton /.
The New York herald., 1922-12-17
Captures Dixie Road Race
Fourth Consecutive Time

worth Richter. Birmingham Athletic
Clubs distance runner, to-day won the
Il. A. C.'s twelfth annual road race, for
the fourth consecutive time, finishing
ahead Of a field of more than fifty run
ners from eight Dixie institutions.
Richter again broke the record for the
three mile course. negotiating the dis
tance in Is al 1-5. fifth OF a second
faster than last years time.
Georgia Tech won the General Meet
trophy and also the s. l. A. A. trophy,
competed for by Tech, Alabama. Auburn.
Clemson. Birmingham Southern and
Chattanooga. These six colleges. with
birmingham A. c. and Atlanta A. c..
made UP the field of entrants.
The New York herald., 1922-12-17
BUILDINGS.
City.


4eTH sT.-249 W. 4 story bldg.
$4,000. F. B. Robert. 217 B'way.
ALL PARTS OF MANHATTAN
Reasonable rental. Rutland &
Benjamin. IA f. 4sth st.
BRoADwAY-1741 (55th ST..
Reasonable rental. r. & G.
Pflomm. 1883 Broadway.
EIGHTH Av.-7sS (4sth ST..
23.5l1x100. Reasonable. Bryan
l.. Kennedy, Inc, 149 B'way.
ELEVENTH Av.-4sth st. 10, 900
Co.. 362 w. 23d St.
FIFYH Av. - 1851. 6 story.
4 30.sx1OO. Reasonable. Bryan
l.. Kennedy Inc. 149 B'way.
FIFTH Av.-s5th-3 Both ST. c5x1oo.
\ Reasonable. Il. II. Peck, care
S. osgood Pell & Co.. II W.
44th st.
LEXINGTON Av.-59th st. Good
locationA Reasonable. Realty,
126 Lexington av.
LIBERTY ST.-110. Long lease.
Reasonable rental. Chauncy r.
f. Co.. 1877 Montague ST.. Brook
lyn.
LOWER 2oS-3O. 900 II. Reason
able. Apply Ames G. Co.. 26 w.
31st st.
NORTH MOORE ST 90. Entire;
reasonable. Apply ii. b. Welsch,
299 Br galway.
NEAR NEW YORK-(3 story.
$1,000 50. II. Reasonable. Ad-
dress Factory, Room 10O6. Times
Building.
WARREN ST.-54 q story. Rea-
sonable. Rogers. Beekman st.
WEST BROADWAY-YOR ST.
story; 1900 SO. II. Reason
able. ]. l.. Tilton. 50 B'way.
Bronx.
LAFAYETTE Av.--f3s1. 5000
SO. IT. Reasonable. Apply Mr..
Kovat. Intervale S792.
The New York herald., 1922-12-17

Scheduled Boxing Bouts
MONDAY.


Fairmont Club. Harlem = Frankie
sid Terris vs.. Jimmy Joyce, six reSnds;
Lew Hurley vs.. Jack Gordon, six rounds;
Al Diamond vs.. Victor Ritchie, six
rounds.
Armory, Newark-Mickey Walker VS..
Phil Irug. twelve rounds.
brighton Sporting Club, staten Island
Larry Regan vs.. Billy Murphy, twelve
rounds.
Arena. Jersey City-Johnny Curtin vs..
Abe Friedman, twelve rounds.
TUESDAY.
Pioneer Sporting Club-Tommy Me-
Aleer vs.. Jimmy Amato, ten rounds; ;
Paul Doyle vs.. Soldier Bartfield, ten
rounds; Charley Mckenna vs.. Gypsy
Prince Daniels, ten rounds; Johnny King
vs.. Vic Mclaughlin, ten rounds.
roll VS.. Jackie Moore, ten rOundsi Mickey
Black VS.. Jimmy Jay, ten rounds.
THURSDAY.
Paterson. n. J.-WilIie Herman VS..
Al belmont, twelve rounds.
West Hoboken, A. G., Hob0ken, n. D.
Babe Orlando W.. Tommy Hiiliard, twelve
rounds.
Rink $. C.-Happy Mahoney VS.. Italian
Joe ''e"'p'e'' FRIDAY.
Stadium A. g., Jersey City-Harry
Martone VS.. X. o. Phil KaplaD. twelve
rounds.
SATURDAY.
Ridgewo0d Grove Sporting Club
Johnny Cannon vs.. Terry Miller, twelve
rounds.
Commonwealth Sporting Club-Jimmy
Carroll vs.. Ben Penteau, twelve rounds.
The New York herald., 1922-12-17
BUSINESS PROPERTY GUIDE
An Up to Date List Of Business Properties To Let
Classified for Convenient Reference
For
DESK ROOM.

City.
18TH ST.--5 w. First floor: all.
services; reasonable. Phone
Chelsea 1887.
BROADWAY - 1lb. Reasonable
rental. Phone Rector 6e71.
BROADWAY - 1923. Desirable.
Heasona BILE. Tyron Knitting
Mills Co.. Room POI.
BROADwAY-ls2s. All services;
Reasonable. Apply Room 44o.
CHURCH ST.-2S. An services.
Reasonable. Apply Suite 912.
premises.
CHURCH sr.-80. Tusnished, Sc5.
Apply Room 734.
CORTLANDT ST.-2d. All SER
vices. Reasonable. Apply Suite
BIZ. premises.
DEY ST.-25. An services. Rea-
sonable. Apply Suite 912. prem
ises.
GRAND CENTRAL zoNU-Ali
services: reasonable. Phone
Murray HIM 667i.
MAIDEN LANE-S5. All services,
$22.o0 month. Phone John 1852
PARK ROw-6s (world Blds.).
Reasonable. Apply Suite 410.
The New York herald., 1922-12-17
Criqui to Sail in February.

PARIS, Dec. 16 tAssociated Press) -
Robert Eudeline. manager of Eugene
Criaui. to-day cabled Jack Kearns au-
tnorizing him to accept an offer from
Tom O'Rourke for Kilbane-Cridui
bout at the Polo Grounds May 80. 1923.
o'Rourke offered Criqui 90 per cent. Of
the gross receipts. Eudeline offers to
compromise at 22h per cent. Criqui
and his manager plan to sail for Amer
sea about the end OF February. going
from New York TO Florida. where they
win spend March and the FIRST two
weeks in April, then moving north TO
hcrir training for the meeting with
kilbsne.
The New York herald., 1922-12-17
SHOWROOMS
City.

Shts
GOTH sr.-4o-46 w. Crystal
Bldg.). 10000 50. IT.; reasona-
BILE. Charles Galewski. 565
9th av.
2eTH sT.-15-1e Il. Several floors.
16,So0 SO. IL. each; reasonable.
Apply Mr.. Hcrter. Lenox 5000.
36TH sT.-ii Il. 1900 IT,: rea-
sonable. Fred'k Fox e. Co..
Inc. 297 Madison av.
40TH ST.--1i w. I'd and eth
floors: f4.25o. Fred'k Fox & Co..
Inc. 2o7 Madison av.
10TH sT.-70 W. a.soo It,; rea-
sonable. Streeton Co., Il.
44th ut.
44TH sr.-f55 Il. Attractive: rea-
sonable. Apply 155 Il. 44th ST..
Inc. Longacre 5513.
45TH ST.--s w. Attractive: rea-
sonable. Apply Angelo. premises.
b3D ST.--3-5 r.. 1900 IT,; reason
able. Senior A. Allen, 1nc.. 900
Fifth av.
baD sT.-4 II. 25x1oo: reasonable.
Fred'k Fox q Co., Inc, 297
Madison av.
ETH sT.--22f-223 w. $500 sa.
n: reasonable. Chas. n. Noyos
Co.. 1fs William 81.
BRoADwAY--sy0. 1.2so g.. f.,
reasonable. p. Levin. 11e 9th ev.
gRoApwAY--sist. 32d sta. vsyy
desirable; reasonable. French.
shirner a Urner. 1868 B'way.
BRoApwAY--e5TH ST. Reseons-
bic rental. willard 8. Bur
rows Co. 10 w. sAuh ~
FIFTH Av.--ioo. Large q sman
units: reasonable. Edgar A.
Levy Leasing Co.. premises.
FIFTH Av.--f22. 763 50. ~.
81 .o0n. Il. Sharum Co., lI0
Broadway.
FIFTH Av.--122. 100 SO. n:
81 800. II. Sharum Co., ITO
Broadway.
FIFTH Av.--t22. 1898 80. ~.
g., 300. II. Sharum Co.. 170
Broadway.
FIFTH Av.--f22. 1900 SO. ~.
$4,000. Il. Sharum Co., ITO
Broadway.
FOURTH Av. - 3A. 100000: I:
AZ. .2yo-s4, 900. M. a l.. Hess.
Inc, pO7 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-12-17
FACTORY PROPERTIES


HARLEM RIVER TERMINALS
10000 so. IT,: reasonable. George
s. Runk, 1872 Lexington av.
WATERFRONT PROPERTIES
Reasonable. Floyd S. Corbin.
800 Madison av.
Brooklyn.
9TH ST.-3o6. Paint factory. 25x
rs: reasonable. Address Box IS.
926 9th ST., Brooklyn.
9TH ST.-326. o0x100; reasonable.
Address Box 20. 328 9th ST..
pfTMAS Av.-s3D ST. 327.ooo
n 50. IT,; reasonable. L.. J..
Phillips a Co.. las w. I'D st.
RODNEY ST.--470. 2 and story;
reasonable. Apply Reynolds,
154 Morgan av.
New jersey.
HOf3OKEN-Newark ST.. TRea-
sonable. G. Alfred Burhorn Co.
Phone Hoboken 2141.
NEWARK - Clinton st. = 2o-26.
4 Reasonable. Robert 5. Stout
enberg, premises.
NEW JERSEY-20 miles from
New York. $4,000 SO. IT.; rea-
sonable. 4 II. S. Bicknell. 14o
Nassau st.
The New York herald., 1922-12-17
Attempted Bribery Charge
Trails Shade-SchoelI Bout

OMAHA, Neb., Dec. 16.--H. H. Antics
secretary of the state Department OF
Public Welfare. and John KiImartin,
City Boxing Commissioner. to-day were
investigating charges Of attempted brib-
cry OF Dave Miller. referee or the bout
between Dave Shade and frankie Schoell
Of Buffalo. N. Y.
Miller said Omaha gamblers offered
him $500 10 throw the fight 20 Schoell.
I'VE found nothing last night TO warrant
the charge" Mr.. Antics declared. but
we will press the investigation"
The New York herald., 1922-12-17
Virginia Poloists in Town.

NEW HAVEN, Dec. 16.--Virglnia Mill
tary Institute of Lexington, Va. will
bring It's indoor polo team here next
Monday 10 play Yale In the first match
Of n Northern trip. The v. M. !. team
Is scheduled for another contest Tues
day at Newark, N. j.. with Essex Troop.
and II IL possible that Squadron A ot
New York also VIII be pseyeS
The New York herald., 1922-12-17
Decision for Gardiner.

Spencer Gardiner of Providence last
right gained the Judges decision over
Danny Edwards, the negro bantam, ina
twelve round contest in the Common
wealth Sporting Club. Gardiner. clever
two handed boxer. was easily entitled to
the verdict The Providence lad out
boxed and outhit his opponent through
out the contest. In another twelve
round encounter Kid Butler earned a
draw with Joe Nelson.
The New York herald., 1922-12-17
Spencer Defeats Kelly.

Bert Spencer received the decision
over Joe Kelly at the end of twelve
round bout at the Ridgewood Grove
Sporting Club last night. Spencer was
too strong for Kelly and set too hot a
pace for his opponent.
Harry Galfund, former amateur.
stopped Harry August in the third round
# bout scheduled for ten.
The New York herald., 1922-12-17
OFFICES &
OFFICE SPACE.

2SD Sr.--125 e. Attractive. rea-
sonable. M. . l.. Hess. Inc.
18TH sT.-1b-19 ID. Several floors.
!6,soO "a. II. each; reasonable.
Apply Mr.. Herter. Lenox 5000.
Bad 6T.-l34 W. Penn, Hote,).
Reasonable. Apply O. g. Logan,
Inc. premises. Chelsea e341.
S4TH eT.-12e-1ai q. Reasonable.
2s2 Lexington nv. Vanderbilt
seTH Still q. Qzavnand Bldu.,
1900 H.; reasonable. Fre6sk
Fox q Co.. 287 Madison av.
10TH ST.--14 W. 2 entire floors;
,250: Fred'k Fox a Co.. Inn..
297 Madison av.
10TH sT.-7O w. $500 It.; rse-
sonable- Streeton Co.. 3 q. <4th.
llTH sT.-155 e. Attractive; rea-
sonable. Apply 1b5 r. 44th st..
Inc. Longacre 5513.
<5TH ST.-145 w. CTilmar Bldg.)
$50 month. Robert p. Zobel.
premises.
lsTI sT.--lS-i7 W. sax1oo; res-
sonable. Fred'k Fox 4 CO..
Inc. 297 Madison av.
BOTH ST.-3S &. 25xs0; doctor or
dentist: reasonable. Phone Plaza
5261.
n3D ST. q. 25x100: reasonable.
Fred'k Fox Co.. 297 Madison av.
53D ST.-5 +. Reasonable rental.
Senior q Allen. Inc. sos Fifth
av.
571'H sT.-221-223 W. $500 50.
IT.: reasonable. Chas. r. Noyes
Co.. 118 William st.
72D sT.-1sS w. Physician or
dentist; reasonable. Cluny Pro-
fessional Bldg. premises.
ALL PARTS OF MANHATTAN
Reasonable rental. Rutland q
BENJAMIN, II r. 4sth st.
BROADWAY = lis. Reasonable
rental. Phone Rector 6971.
BRoADwAY-35o 1850 50. IT,:
reasonable. b. Levin. 1fS 9Th
av.
BROADWAY - 1923. Desirable;
reasonable. Tyron Knitting Mills.
room 201. premises. ~
BROADwAY--1s19 Gotham Nat.
Bank Bldg.). 2.640 so. IT.: rea-
sonable. Apply NJ. P. A. Co.,
Room 1905. premises.
BROADWAY-31st. 32d SITS. Very
desirable: reasonable. French,
Shirner e. Urner. 1888 B'way.
BROADwAY-s5TH ST. Reason
able rental. Willard a. BUR
rows Co., 110 w. 34th st.
COLUMBUS CIRCLE % Desira-
pie reasonable. Apply Hutchin.
FIFTH Av.-99 (fsth st.)--Rea-
sonable rental. Robert p. Zobel.
145 w. 4jth st.
FIFTH Av.--1OO. o60, 1000 so.
IT.; reasonable. Edgar A. Levy
Leasing Co.. premises.
FIFTH AV.-23o. $1,000 So. ff:.,
reasonable. Wallerstein indus
trial Corp. promises.
FIFTH Av.--303. small room
suite; $65. Apply Room 1909.
premises.
FIFTH Av.-3o3. 8 small room
suite; $50. Apply Room 1909.
premises.
FIFTH AV.-6sD. 200 50. IT.:
500. Apply Cook. premises.
FIFTH Av.--Reasonable rental.
Phone Bryant 5000.
FOURTH Av.-23e (19th ST.
Reasonable rental. Robert r.
Zobel. l45 w. 45th ST.
FOURTH AV. - 354 100000:
$2.250-$4. 900. NJ. e. l.. Hess, Inc,
907 Broadway.
JOHN sT.--12. Attractive: 15x25:
reasonable. Apply Room 43,
premises.
LEXINGTON Av.-s32 (64th st.)
12x30; reasonable. Apply prem
ises.
MADISON SQ.--Five rooms: rca-
sonable. Phone Ashland ol64.
MAIDEN LANE--35. Attractive
$3.50. Underwriters Indemnity
Agency.
NASSAU sT.--i54 (Tribune Bldg.1-
Reasonable. Apply Cross Her
manos. 303 4th Nv.
SEVENTH Av.-3T0 penn Ter
minal Bldg. )-Reasonablc. Ap-
ply premises.
SIXTH Av.--T09 buckley New
bold Bldg. III 500 "a. IT.; rea-
sonable. Call Miss Tucker, Van
derbflf OgGI
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STORES.

6AS1NA0s
City.
6TH ST. Splendid display win
dows; reasonable. Dale & Co..
199 Broadway.
STH sT.-Broadway. c5xs0; 81 200.
Dale & Co.. 100 Broadway.
sTg Fl oos ST. :. n.,l Broadway; 9 .oo 2s.1is,
way.
22D sT.-ls-21 e. b4xes.s; r~a-
eonable. M. & l.. Hess. Inc.
2sD sT.-127 e. 25x1oo; reason
able. r. & q. Pflomm. 1893
Broadway.
PATH ST.-1sf W. 25x11o: rea-
sonable. Sharum Co.. ITO Broad
way.
53D sT.--s-5 70. $500 IT,; reason-
able. Senior & Allen, Inc, sos
Fifth av.
9TH sT.--c00 w. WIN divide;
reasonable. Apply Rodin Stu
dos, premises.
133D ST.-552 E. 25xS0: SEQ.
Devlin. premises.
ALL PARTS OF MANHATTAN
Reasonable rental. Rutland 4
Benjamin. IA r. 4Sth st.
BROADWAY-65O 29x180; rsa-
sonable. Apply Bergenson Corp.
Spring 5012.
BROADwAY-1S7S. z0xso: rea-
sonable. Apply Aaron Binsky,
premises.
EIGHTH Av.-9o1 (53d st.)-Rea-
sonable rental. Geo. A. Bow
man. 115 W. 42d at.
FIFTH Av.--122. $4,000 "a. H.;
$36 900. e. Sharum Co.. ITO
Broadway.
GRAND ST.-71-7. s5x145.e: rea-
sonable. NJ. & L. Hess. Inc. 007
Broadway.
JEROME Av.-23s2-ss. i0.sxl7:
$50. Apply premises.
LEXINGTON Av.-59th st. Good
location; reasonable. Realty. 728
Lexington Av.
MADISON Av.--67th St.--1oo n. On
avenue; reasonable. J. @. q M.
G. Mayer. 347 Madison av.
MIDDLETON RD.--3Ooe. Pelham
Bay section: reasonable. Phone
Westchester 1894.
NORRIS PARK Av.--601. Corner:
reasonable. Apply premises.
SIXTH AV.-52s. Very desirable;
reasonable. French, Shriner &
urner. 1888 Broadway.
SPRING ST.-67. Good location:
reasonable. Chas. Klein. Ca
thedral 6929.
Brooklyn.
FLATBUSH AV.--653. 22x25; rea-
sonable. Phone Flatbush $685..
Long Island.
LYNBROOK-Irwin Court. Retail
trade; reasonable. Pyle-Gray
Real Estate Co.. 201 Montague
St. Brooklyn.
Massachusetts.
ATTLEBORO.N NORWOOD. FITCH
BURG-Reasonable rental. Myer
Dana. T0S Pemberton Bldg, Bos-
ton.
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STUDIOS.

detailed information regarding stings mentioned above
zee Pages and in Real Estate Section
The New York herald., 1922-12-17
EASEMENTS.
City.

Nltys
18TH sT.--fif-il9 W. 100x1s4;
reasonable. Charles III. Vanse.
252 w. 13sth st.
c2D sT.--13-21 Il. b4x9s.g; rea-
sonable. NJ. q l.. Hess. Inc. e07
Broadway.
oath sT.-13t w. 25x1fo; rea-
sonable. Il. Sharum Co., ITO
Broadway.
PEARL sT.-2eeh. Light; rea-
sonable. Apply Las Palmas
Cigar Factory. premises.
BRoADwAY--s50 2ex130: %, 500.
Beryenson Corp. Spring b012.
FIFTH Av.-1oo. 1900 50. ft.i
reasonable. Edgar A. Levy
Leasing Co.. premises.
FIFTH Av.--122. $4,000 50. IT.;
$1,000 r.. sharum Co.. ITO
Broadway.
GRAND Still. s5xf4S.6; rea-
sonabie. NJ. r. l.. Hess, Inc., 907
Broadway.
SPRING ST.--fI. Good location:
reasonable. Chas Klein. Phone
Cathedral G029.
WEST BROADWAY-YORK ST.
1000 IT.; reasonable. J. u. TIL
ton, % broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-12-17
LOFT & FLOOR SPACE.
Long Island CITY

Long Island City.
1fTH ST.-vERNON Av. II. 900
50. IT.; reasonable. A. J. Brad
ley, 101 Beekman st.
The New York herald., 1922-12-17
GARAGES.

Brooklyn.
FOURTH Av.--2s3. Entire blocks
7 200x20O; reasonable. Address
Garage. Q3o Tribune Bldg.
STUDIOS.
city.
FIFTH Av.--Reasonable rental.
Phone Bryant 5000.
The Devils Lake world., 1922-02-01
| |Mid-Winter Fair
| at Park River

Park River, N. D., Jan. 31.-Appli-
cation of business\principles to farm
ing, economy Of production and dis
tribution, and necessary financing
for agriculture are the outstanding
subjects on the program for the an
nual Mid-Winter Fair and Short
Course to be held at the Walsh Coun-
ty Agricultural and Training school
here during the week beginning Mon
day, Feb. 13, according to an an
nouncement made by E. ]. Taintor,
superintendent of the school who has
charge of the program.
President J. L. Coulter of the state
agricultural college will discuss farm
finance. Dairying will be empha-
sized, and a representative will be
present from the state dairy commits
sioner's office. Poultry culling DEM
onstrations and farm account
school will be additional attractions.
Cash premiums will be offered for
poultry, corn, potatoes, grain, can
ming, baking and sewing exhibits.
The Devils Lake world., 1922-02-01
Nth Degree in Something.

If some men were as fussy about
choosing a wife as they are in Sc
curing a manicurist the divorce courts
could knock off few weeks.
The Devils Lake world., 1922-02-01
CHURCH OF THE ADVENT
Cor. Hill Ave. and Sixth St,
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
SCIENTIST

Kelly Ave-, between 9Th
and 7th Streets
Services: Sunday morning, il a. m.
Sunday School, 1900 noon.
Services: Wednesday evening 500.
Reading room is open Monday,
Wednesday and Saturday from 200
to 400 p. m.
The Devils Lake world., 1922-02-01

George w. Pierce of Rock Lake
was business caller in Devils Lake
Saturday.